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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13

Washington, May 1O-Speculation IS to what the United
With ii th YOU'D 1nsa a 9 as So a protest protest against the torpedoing Of the Lusitania
and diplomatists today the opinion that President Wilson
would express in the policy he pursues a denunciaition of the act as
"eAcusable under the laws of nations and humanity.
n extent OF his acton-whether it would go beyond an en-
pnatlcaly phrased note to actual severence of diplomatic relations
with Germany-stil was undetermined.
,mo.o When en- the cabinet meets tomorrow the president probably will
present us Ideas OF what the governments policy should be.
Il IS now certain that the president does not intend to call con
gfess In extra session. This disposes, at present at least, of the sug-
gestion that Germanys action will cause the United States to be
drawn into the European conflict.
Considerations, such as the military impotence of the United
States to affect the course Of the struggle abroad and the possibility
mat the entry OF this country into the war would automatically cause
a reduction in supplies of ammunition to the allies because of the
greater need at home. have influenced many officials to the belief that
the disapproval of the United States can be voiced in far more eff
fechve way without declaring war.
The withdrawal of Ambassador Gerard without actually seyering
diplomatic relations, has been suggested in some official quarters s
one way Of indicating the feeling of the American government.
Other opinions indicate that a complete severance of diplomatic
relations until complete reparation and apology is made probably
will conform to the wishes of American public opinion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13

Dardanelles, (via Constantinople),
April 16.-CBy Mail.) History has du-
plicated itself on the plains of Troy,
for by a ruse as ingenious as the wood
en- horse which gave the crafty Greeks
entrance into the city of Troy, the Brit
ish succeeded in getting their first
landing party ashore for the land OPP
erations against the Dardanelles. On
the day preceding the landing the
Turkish patrols noticed a huge collier,
her decks piled high with coal, drifting
in apparent helplessness towards the
shoals lining the shores e the plains
of Troy. Finally the boat struck bot
tom and in the twilight, which was
falling, the crew was seer to take to
their boats and row hastily towards the
sea, where other ships We're evidently
cruising.
Feeling certain that the standed yes
sci would be safe for the night. no
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
POPE HOPES AMERICA
WILL ACT VIGOROUSLY

Rome. (via Paris). May l0.-Pope
Benedict was deeply impressed by the
sinking of the Lusitania. His holiness
expressed horror at the destruction of
the liner and said he hoped the Amer
lean government would be able to
make future disasters Of the kind i'm
possible.
The Italian newspapers, without dis
tinction as to politics, strongly criticise
German methods in the sinking of the
LuSitania.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
GIFTS TO BELCIANS
TOTAL S6O,644,355
Latest Statement of Commits
sion Shows Vast Generosity
of American People.

New York. May 1.-THE latest state
ment issued by the commissioner for
relief in Belgium places the total of
the cash and cargoes contributed for
distribution by the commission at $780,
,644,355. This includes an estimate of
the cargoes arranged for delivery this
month. The foodstuffs and clothing
amount to 674, 1867 tons.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
All GERMANS MARRIED.

rectors of the Cotton association passed
a resolution today setting forth that no
naturalized German or Austrian shall
henceforth be permitted to enter the
cotton exchange.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
TO AID

Washington, May 1o.-,The Needle
cid OF America, which has just
y sed it's annual conference in Phila-
uclphia today forwarded $1,000 to the
Red Cross for relief Of h Lusitania
sufferers. 1t was the first donation
received for sufferers from the sea
tragedy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
LEGISLATURE ADJouRNs.

Sacramento. Cal. May 10.-The 41st
session of the California legislature ad-
journed sine die at 1890 today. The
official clocks. however. registered 8 p.
M, Sunday. the official hour of adj
journment.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
TO SUCCEED BlppLE.

Washington, May 10.-Col. James c.
Sanford, of the army engineers in
charge of the lake surve at Detroit,
Mich. has been ordered to take charge
of the engineering operations at New
Orleans, TO succeed Col. join Biddle.
detailed as a. war observer in Austria
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
GERMANY TO CONTINUE PLAN OF SUB-SEA WAR

Oefnourg Declares Germany Has Only Begun Campaign of
terrorism on High Seas and That All Enemy and Neutral
vessels Carrying C%ontraband Will Be Sunk Regardless of
Observation-Disclosures Realizes That Present Situation
Cannot Continue Indefinitely.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
AMERICANS HURRY
OUT OF GERMANY

Geneva, Switzerland, (via
paris). May 10.-A news dis
patch received here from Basel
says a number of American citi-
zens,. mostly business men, are
arriving there from GERMANY
"here they will await develop
ments in the relations between
n United States and Germany.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
the rights Of neutrals on the
part of Germany? Nobody
doubts in that event what
would happen. The admins
tratlon would be driven to
call congress in extra ses-
sion and war could be avoid
ed only by a miracle.

1t is fully expected here thai the ad-
m~1n1stration in the near future will
make a vigorous verbal %deliverance to
germany. But that has been lone be-
fore and Germany has answered. The
administration realizes his unuuestion-
ably and the high officials Of the gov
eminent are at their wits end to de-
wise a way to bring Germany to her
senses and compel a course which will
not mean the slaughter of American
non-combats.
Some Preliminary Steps.
Certain preliminary steps most likely
will be followed. AS soon as Ambas
sador Gerard's report from the German
government on the facts Of the sink
ing Of the Lusitania are received, it is
expected that q note will be sent de-
handing full reparation. under the
warning of the United states tina Ger
many would be held to a "strict &C
c~ountability for the loss of American
American steamer Gulflight, t~orpedoed
without warning, the attack by Ger
man a1rmen on the American ship
Gushing, and the drowning Of Leon C.
Thresher, American, on board the
steamer Falaba, probably will be
rouped in the general representations.
On Germany's reply will depend the
nature of the next step by the United
States.
Mr.. Cummins' Views.
Senator Cummins is quoted in cables
from Honolulu as expressing the belief
a special session Of congress would
probably be called, not to declare war,
but to consider merchant marine ia
%cll1ties for carriage of American pas
sengers and goods. While the presi-
dent has given no Indication of such a
purpose 1t is felt by many that if the
German submarine attacks on allied
ships and the jeopardizing of American
lives continue this government is like
ly to be driven to purchase a merchant
fleet of its own In other words, it is
recognized that the present interna-
tional situation may force the United
States to provide for government own
ership of ships.
Washington, May 10.-Consul Frost
cabled the state department that the
funeral of Lusitania victims other thar
Americans will be held this afternoon
with military and ava escort. Ameri-
car diplomatic officials, he said, would
attend. =
Bodies of American dead. he said.
where immediate embalming was not
necessary, would be photographed and
sealed in leade caskets for return to
the United States.
Secretary Bryan would not comment
and the disaster. The official German
statement on the case received in news
reports had not reached the depart
ment
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
AMERICAN COURSE NOT YET
Determined BUT DECISIVE
ACTION WILL FOLLOW QUIZ

Tfesldent IS Expected to Denolnce Sinking of Lusitania as
l%ndefensible Act In Speech Tonight-Cabinet to Meet To-
~nlorroW-Congress Will Not Be CaIIed-Unted States Am
Dassador Gerard MAY Be Withdrawn From Berlin Pendinn
Complete %Reparation and Apology.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-13
NO BASIS FOR AN
EASY ADJUSTMENT
SO DID 1T.

London. May 1O.-The Central
News has received a dispatch
from its correspondent at Genoa,
who says a telegram received
there from Munich declared that
the German submarine U-S9 was
responsible for the sinking of
the Lusitania.
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3uder. preife fietig. Raffis
nirtsr Gut 9Odf $3.50; potpbsrsb s6.1
20: CUBES $6.S5; aranulir!sr $3.50;
gpnfntipn.rs .a" $3.50; Off .g-
1915 ipeibr .rtra S6.05; ertra g"
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pdl 20-30c per @allpne.
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--14e; Guns Csc; gutsn 10-15e;
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Obft uEb|gemHfe
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Uiebmarft.
Gintinnott. 20. Huli

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nit berisl6eH 3sit bes porberss6eHben
5daes pdren Dis iOlat:
3uiubr Rinbp. S4peins S4afe
10. euli 1876 1854 24S3
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gsrianbt pi6r,nb berisl6.u 3sit:
RinbD. S6peine Sddfs
10. Suli 40 1881 S55
20. .ult 513 1949 1876
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bic preiie aeoriitt. - 9ute Mil9s
tiibe iporen in siemliher Raairass
uno itstia i'm prsiis.
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Stisre $6.00-8,25; EXTRA $685.
so; 6sifers $5.00-8.00; auserleisns
tis ertra SS.25-S,50; Gihs $6.35--
$50; Gamers $300-4.0o.
8ulIeu. - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia uuo Der Weartt rubia su ben
asiiriasn g}rsiisn.
Ulaasrs unb lsifte S4.50-5.50;
Boloand S5.50-6,25; grtra $6.35--
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Rdlber. - 9ute bis auserIeieue
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bindre-bts GusstItisne iAspsrs fette
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luk.Wad5ridbten.

Wittpu6, 81. SuIi 1915.
Der pbere OaiofluB III i'm Jdllen
bsariffsH unO bel biefiaer Stabt pirn
osrisIbs bsuts pobl itationdr bIsiheH,
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elm:
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CHATTANOOGA, 9sun-9.7 'Sub.
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Der 5Selo3ug als 9Gn5es dbge'9lohen
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6er5 Iiegt. Bis jeBt bat er teine aus
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GIauieIuiB big Woltte, b. b. Soft
IND ben jiingeren Wolttci4iilern, bas
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Sflibrers aeIebrt, ieinen etgenen Diuen
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telnen BtlIen qegen ben Der beutfden
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per Blu.
araut. Ginbeimiifes 30-4oc
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3pisbeln. ginkimii6e 30
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Der 9ubenb.
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ter 9dllone in partisn bon 1-5 Bar,
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iorten. 140 pfunb unbipeniser 1925;
Mittlere @erfaHbtiOretn. 100 pfuno
Els 180 9funb $7.75-785; Gertsl,
100-120 pfunt i6tper, 8.00-8.25,
aep0bnlihe 1eriel $6.50-7.75.
Ghafe nnb 2Gmmer. =
Ois 3ufubr tudr Reuts asrins unb Die
DreiIe uHaefdhr itetia.
Sdafe: srtra $5.75; quite Biz aus,
srlsiene $5.00-5.65; Orbirtdre Biz
Guserleiene $7.50-8,35; orbindre Bis
fair $5.O0--7.52; guas $4.00-4.s
80.
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9dsIider Wsarftberid)t.
Gineinnatt. 20. euli.

Die nahfolcenben Quotirungen be-
sicbsn iih nur duf GHaros Srdnss
at!ionen. gsi tl.iHsren geihdften
iDerbsn stipas b0bere preiie bsrs4nt.
propifiDnn.
G4m q IA. prinu Staem
8.00-8.10; familp SdUals 9A
--9ae per pfunb.
9rodenaefaIaenes Tleif d.
Gbort clear Geitsn 10a-109c;;
Grira ibort clear 104-10ae; ibort
Rippenieiten 10i-105c; Shultern
Sa-Sac: Bellies 10a-114e.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
11s-11ic; srtra fbort clear SelteH
III -11ae bort Rippeuisitsn iii
112c; S6ulisrn 9A-9ac; Bellies III
--12ie.
Suaar GureS Tlsiid. -
Sdintsn 16-16se; glicnic Sdultern
10a-11e; greaifsft Bacon 19-
2Oc; Sduliern In padstsH lob -11c;
q. y. Gut Shultsrn 105-11e; tro'
6ene Beef Sfini.n % PIE.
Giibaep5teltes Tleii 6. -
Ger a|hanb: Sbint,n 13-13ac: pits
mic Shultsrn 10b-10ac; Bellies
165-l7c: S6ultern 104-1oac; u.
y. Gut bo. 101-10sc.
nrifdts Tleifh. - Sdintsn
L3-13se: gicnic Sdultern 9t-94e;
S6uli.rn 9a 9sc; fbOrt Rippsnieiten
9s-10ic; ibort clear Ssiten o.
1876; ertra fhort Seitsn 9a-10ic;
Bellies lei6t 16a-17t; Bellies ihpe'
re. 12s--13le.
Wleblunb @etretbe.
M.bl. - Wiuter gatsnt $6.35-
6.O5; gDint.r fonep $5.90-6.15;
Mintsr iSamiln $5.50-5.65; Dinisr
.rtra S5.05-5.25: Wint.r orbindrss
A.S5-5.o5; Slrtes Wintsr pat.nt
$6.65-Zo5; 6ariss Dinter fantp
S6.2G6.45; 6artss Dsissn familp
$5.20-5.6o; Roaaeumebl. norbipsIt'
lihes aemiiftes S5.95-6.20; retnes
giin Roaaenm.bl $6.O5-6.30; 9itp
msi,,m oo . yots,r T,iuter
9, 15E1 II. Wo 2 so S111-114
fpo 4 m s1 O0-111
IN. .f,htn,r M m,;h,s
23c: 0o. 2 bo. s2A---s3e. 80. 8 bo.
S2-824e: so. 4 DO. s1S-s2e; Ro.
8 bo 8O-s1e - 80. 1 osl6es 82c;
no. 2 DO S1a-S2c; go. 3 DO. 81
Slic. ylo. 4 b0 SO3--Sll: y(c. 3 DC.
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gbitQgo, 20. cyuli.

S6peine. - .2ufubr 10000. -
Wlartt f6pd6. Built $6.90-7.45;
lei6ie $7.45-7.85; oemiT6te $500
IT'S; fdyipere $6.55-745; raube
$6.55-6.70:. SSerlsl $7.10-7.90.
RinbDieh. - I2ufubr 1000. Ubdrti
itstia. einbeimiIte Beef Siisrs
$6.5Q@10.35; Beitsrn Stisre $40
-s.25; aiibe urO 6eifers $3.25-9..
%; &dlbsr S7.00-10.50.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 11,o0O. Wartt
feit. S6afe $5.G0-6.70; GGmmss
$600-8.20.
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G,lS, Bombs unO gIftien in Welu yuri.

Oelo, ypHoS nHo Aftien In Veiu g)urf.
4sf46fisvapisrf murben ~ g. 8kS
eisfsntirt. Betfd anf 2oaSpn parss
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GHUtifungeH N.T6.40 nns Sidi.MeGia
N.7s9o. tSrants sitt 6ssH, Kabtl ASK
Narf Si4t sly. aabtt s1H; 2ires Si4i
e.iS1. RabsI o.ia; Rubd SID. 81; 3abtI
ssh; Silbsr. bsusn I7,st RsItssnlf@s
SsHsrs 3cX.
dfttsnmarft.-1ie GiIsnssbu,Gitisn
Eassn IN gutter Na&hase uno tari i'm
pffils, BE RritsS.diiten absr bai!sn ~ lei.
ben. oa bietfIbsa aarf psrfauft burbsn.
Wsgsn S4lnb purbe Der RaSti pisbsr fen.
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Die 8eppeGtu Gur6t.

gluf elmer 2anoitrGbe an Der engIis
Tbeu $iiite raoelte Elm Raofdbrer bes
Beges. gtIs elm Bauer pOrbetetng, belt
er an uno fragte ben Maun; nBie nett
it's nod bis na6 poppeItopu2"
.3ipei Meilen BON bier, dber gerabe
in Der ouberen RiAtuHs," mar bic
Intport.
Den entgssenqeiebten Weg2A riet
Der RabFabrer entriiitet. r2lber Der less
te 8espeiIsr, an bem ib oorbeifubr,
Seiate bod bier luu9!"
.Sa," grtuite Der Bauer peritdnba
nispoq, .Ieben sic, mir aus poppels
topn boben nGmli6 ben Degrueifer
umsebrebt, I'M Die 3eppeIine~ ~trrssu'
fiibrel." NJ
gD nu-ng.
r@lauben sic, bdB oer fdii9terue
Ternr fir meit Wpbltbdtigtettsfeit qua
Tasen tptrO9 -. Sd babe ssbDrt, man
brtnst ibn 70 iaper ouf oassppbtum
birouf!-
,Das aIIerbtngsf GSer f5 fporre
Sic: Seruuter brtusen 4SiesibEsgarI
IRi4t tmehr!".
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Metaa . marft.

Rep gort. 20. Suii.
aupisr. - Wartt ribis; GIectro'
lgtic $19.50--19.75.
3iHn. Vlarit fhOpa6. S36.25-
36.75.
Giien. - WIar.t iistia unb uHDsr'
duoert.
gIei. - $3.50.
Spelter. - Seine QuotirunseH.
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