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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
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men bic 6rauBoien sincn Radjtau'
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id)iuengemcbrc abgeiUieien.
gIndj anf ben MaasbO6en errnu.
gen mir geitern Heiterc Grfolge,
trutbem Der 5ein6 3a6lreidle Der.
itdrfnnsen ins Sreffen fii6rte, uadJ-
te er feline 6Ortidritte; nuiere Stel-
langeu bel Gombres fnO aneridliit-
tert. Der 5einb erlitt idncre Der.
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5rnn5Oien Waren audi Oeren glngrif-
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be 6es 9rieiterwal6es fam es nit
Oem GeiHOe srt einem 6lntisen Sano.
semenge, ans iueldem mir iiegreidJ
berbDrgingea.
AIe feinblideu 9lnsriffe anf nn-
lere Stellnuseu anf Sartmanus-
8eilertOpf pnrOeu nit Idmereu Ser.
laiten fiir Die 5rau3Oien ub8eIdla-
gen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
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geitern 81 frilber MlorgenihIuoe
mltrOe nSeronpriu3 @iIbcIn" nad
ieiner globle geidleppt, mo er Sob.
len eim0bm. Iieler llmitano rn0
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bis gum ua6iteu oeutlben @aten 3u
nerprouiautierteiL erregten in pielet
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SaiH pirfIidj einett 8itr6bru6sDer.
iud ourh oie 2inie Ser feinOIi6en
Stricgsi4iffe ipagen rperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
Sett ioa Sul(aaS belfen.

@aibiugtou 27. glpril. = 0el
amerttanii6e @eiatl0te fir SoQmlf
unO 2uJernburg, Ban 0pte, bat BEN
StaatsOeparteinert ntitgetbeilt, oaf
iid Die 9miirten gegenpdrtig groB(
Wtil6e geben, utn SoQano al beran.
laiien in oen 9rieg ein3ugreifen
gaad Oem 8eri9t oe8 @eIonoten bali
man es IN BariB uno 2onoon fir
n0tbig, Dab ii6 aud Die gtieoerlonOe
Dem @unoe gegen 8euti6lorto al.
idlieBen.
Sn bieiigen ntiIitdrti9en &reiien
bat Die gaa9ri4t begreifli9es S5n-
tereiie padgerltfen. 0lun betra6tet
fie aIs OeutliGen 8etpeis oofiir, oab
itb Ole 2Iaiirten tros ibrer 9roble.
reien nod INNER rli6t Itart genug
fiiblen Die 9euti6en aus 8elgien
gu Dertrei6en utlo einieben, oob iie
0ieIe8 &unItItiif iiberbaupt MIR oonn
fertig brtngen fonnen, penn @oqon0
ibnen llnteritiisung Ieibt. Die @iB.
erfolge Der 0ffeltitbe bei gieube Gba.
peIle utl0 beim &iigel 60 n1iiiien ben
2lqtirten oie lteberaeugltng beige.
bradt baben, oof fte ielbit uttter oen
Nenidenopfern nidt
i'm Stunoe itn0, Die oeutiden 2inien
5u ourd6re9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
rMIllIr lLILInlAlILAI I.ILILI

n 2f 8eHt E blafabe
egf.hi muof sifrn ahub bier
aualeaeH aH hH 9drpHhm
wr6 bef umgI vi Sem atItnlit
illA ngm ll5iaf Vdh i5rltfIett
tAf.ittH nlbmn wif tintu mtltsfan
esupiitiiepurtl hes 1fiHbt ih65lt.
t6 pau llulioua lm6 mdtitu bdbFi
mebrcrt Cii8igft uno ubrr 1000
Nlam III 8eIduaneu llm bir pon
m Gfannurutn Nohtu mir0erNt.
erobcru. mi1rnaburu sic 9hdieu
mthrcre Bcamauariiia 6Cionoer5
atgtu hie Nphtn bon CitrB mO etnc
SNIlua 6itllh BON Citp. glnc
mrou je0od nit idmcren Ser.
mitcu iitr Den 6ciuo u5gcitlnaen.
Sin Htnlmatt wur0e uolnaH0ig
miiaeriebeu mo 100 @eianacuc 0a-
bei agmad)t
gei Der 8criolgung bcs 5eiu6rs
bcicBteu miere 5ruppeu 26 utiidhe
Shilteugrdben, in 0cncn Scr 6cino
nlf Der 5luht uicl ariegsmatcrial
3uriIdgeIaiien bate. g}a6 bent
,}eblihlagen i6rer glngriife auf ben
ll3iot 8aB, artete Der rlliiiite Rild.
8ug bort 5u planIoicr 5ludt ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
0aribalbianer abgeiuieien.

Ofom, 81. gtpriI, ii6er 2onoon. -
9ioHiide 8eihtneen melOen, onB
9berit giuieppe @aribal0i Gnfe[
oes italieniiden areiiddrIers, Der
aur Belt in Baris ipeilt Dor ieinem
@eggdng aus 9fom ben a6nia Sic.
tor emanuel uno ben grenlier ca.
lanOra beiudt babe, Inn iie i'm Sale
zines arieges nit SeIterrei6 fir
bic 9lufiteIlung elmer GreipiQigen.
trltppe non 8oribnloimern gu ge.
pinneu. ggie nerlautet, tpuroe Der
8Gan bonn ttnlieniIben @enerolIta6
ni6t 9ebiIligt, uno 5tpar aus benz
8rlln6e. OaB oieier feinesipegs oa.
bon iI6er8eugt lit, oaB cine Oerartige
Eruppe ben Qtnforoerlngen eines
moOernen &rieees getpadien tuGre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
9entid.amerifaniiAe aat6olifen
belfen.

Rpm, iiber 2onOon, 26. g(priI.-
aaroinal b. Sartmann, @r36iIdof
ron &6ln, Bot bon oem 0eutid)eit
9louiid.aatbolilden Gentralbereiu
$4,000 0tart 5ur 2inOerung Der
arie9snot5 erboIten. Die gleide
Sunme ginG 81 oenielben 3tuef
ben Gr3bii66fen bon greslau uno
Diilnden 5u, 1851 aronen
($32, ,t5O nuroen no9 6eIterreid.
llngaru geianot.
Scr aaiier bat bon aarOinol bon
6artmam $4,000 Wlatf ($1t5,.
000) erbaIterL Die in Den fatboli.
fden @irden BreuBens 3n Silfs.
3peden aeianlmeIt tpuroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
Senes britiide
,,NtiaiOuenbeer
Sdrnmpft anf 100000 Muan 5n-
iammen mo iOll gegeH Die
Siirten Derluen0et merOen.

Nep gDorf, 27. glpriI. - gon
2on6on bier eingetroffeue gripat.
Oepeiben mel0en, 6aB aitdener's
neues Seer, BON peIAem eS anfGng-
Iid bieB, baB es cine 9}ilion sable,
iidb faftiih a6er nur auf 100000,
alerb0hItens 100000 @1ann 3n.
ianmeuiett, in 5abIrei6en Grans-
portidiffen mf Dem 2tegdiiden
Meere i6mtmue. 0}an bate on-
aenommen, 0aB 0ieie &ruppen 3ur
Geritdrtung Der 2anoarmce na6
6lanoern geian6t tper6en ipiiroe,
bod miro BON 8erionen Die ioeben
aus @nglonO bier eingetrofien iino,
bebaitptet, oaB ii6 feline aontpaguie
0ieieS neuen &itdener.6eere8 BORT
befinoe, trotoen tauienoe SoIoaten
ma5reub Der Iebten feds @odeu
@ngIauos aiiIte perGaiien baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27

Sier lit man irnmer nod boffnunes.
freitoig, in6en oarauf beriuieien
miro, ooB Die 0eutIhen In ibren
glngriffen I'M Sftober lebten SSabres
erfolgrei6 naren aber i6IieBli6
oenno9 gum Steben eebra6t muir.
ben oenn beute baben mir ebenio
bieIe Solooten pie Der 6eino (ober
melher 9(rt; Die 8ltianmengelpiirfeI-
ten @ailermnnn'i6en @eltolten nit
iehgnlonotli9er &rdinirllng f0nnen
bod feinen @erglei6 nit ben fonpf-
erpro6ten oeutiden Gruppen itno ser
fonpfesfreuoiget gut ausgebiIoetet
oeutidenSungmannidaft nuSboIten. }
SSn ibren offi3ieIlen @cri6ten re.
Den Die Gngldn0er ltao Srdn5oien
INNER lpieoer oaOon Dab Die Gelt.
i6en ibre grfolge MIR Der gtntpen.
ollng BON nit siftigen @oien onge.
filqten 8omben 5ii perOanfen boben,
geben in0eIien Slt oab Die 9fiid,
partsbepegllng Der glIliirten cine
boaenbete 3batiade lit uno Dab iie
idpere 8erluite an Zoo.
ten 8ermunOeten uno @efangenen
erlitten bobeR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
b. gittenfelS ansae,eidlnet.

Berlin 27.. 9[priI. (5untenbe.
ridt) - Sberitleltnant 9errpartb
b. 8ittenfel6, ein friiberer 9iiIitdr.
attade Der oeutiden 8otidoft in
8oibington, lit nit Dem gtiernen
arer3 ausge8eihnet mor6en. @r
muroe alS 3nbalioe bon Der S9ladt.
front nad Souie geidift. Seit0enl
lit er Dem @eneraIItab bier ouge.
theiIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
5lOrence tanu nidDt cingcmeinbet
iner0en.

@eOer Slurence nod genion tOn.
nen in Oas GrOhere Gmu6a eimae.
meinOet tuerOen. Sylurcncc iDnrbe
beitte Onrdl cine 5lueitc TrofIamn.
tiUn Oes @Oubernenrs alsOrHflidI
ansgeidlOiien, neil burt feine Gas.
Ieititng Oorbanbsn 1T nnb Der 9egi&
Iatitrbeidluil OOrfebt, bah nar @Dr.
Drte nit alien gerbeiierungeu cin.
gemeinOet luerben iOIlrn. gSenipn
1T DOH Der Ginsemeinoung bnrdl
0as amenOement silm ItGbtiibeR
Greibrief ansgeihlOiIea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
cSapnn unb (shinn.

&otio, 27. 9tprtl, - Sopan's gl6
itdt, Ole 5oroerltngen an China ouI
ieoen SAL 6nr43ubriiden bat in Syo,
pan groBen gcifaa gefiinben. Sb.
gleid 0o8 9arlonerit ni6t in Sitlnq
lit, iiu0 biele 9arlamentsmitgl
bod Der gfegierung Su 9ienIten
Ole @reiie 6es 2onoes ruff ons 8olt
8u einmiitbigem 8uiantruenItebeu
aaf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
Sir franaSfildle gsailen.

Naris, 27. aprtl. - Das ao6ineti
bat ben 9eidIuB gefabt, ii6 Der
ainOer, Die oirh ben arieg Baiien
tpitroen, an5unebmen pno fe ourf
ben Stdat unterbolten rno er5ieben
81 Iaiien. Die @inSelbeitcn oes
Blans foIlen ipdter ollsgearbeitet
iperoen. Cine aontmiiIion tpir6 mit
Der gLutgabe betroiit peroen, bic ein.
lf9ldgi9en @eiebbori1I1ge 5a priifen
unO einen 9erid)t iiber Die DerlDidelte
drage einoureiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
Slfntiaes Qpnsrrt bas [rhte

&bonlos 5. Sellp, 0iri0ent 0es
@euoeIsiobu Gbors, erfIdrte, oab
oas belltiee aon5ert infoIge Der I'm.
tb1tigfeit Oes bieiigen 9ubIifums
borausiidtIid Oas Iebte fir inmpr
fein nerSe. Ger fiinfjG6rige aon.
traft 5piideu Srdelter uuo G6or
Gbur wir0 aidt erHeuert sperOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
sic staOt Dprrn
ltrbt in Tlammcn!
Tic CFngIduOrr gsbtu SdIappr ~
nnD iInD Iurgen Drs Mnsgangs
Orr S1Iadt In SOrBsl


H nHb mltfe hbW ih
itHaf bfan iH tf WMtigma
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ua ltHie ani 0m Mdll Icl.
tgH8iH NO ldlaadlm
atitbsaeatfhaltf htmtnlittt
QoBbaa a7 NpfH Rab 6t06l.
ldlm QleituHutu an5 Nflm eBi.
1aIi BE .9lofbe. Aul la ial1su.
bGu afiitfl: aNgn agriticbenfu
eitgn friobren MIR. bah @ettt5ie
uber 8'crbgrciiunarn hi briebHs.
rgrbauoltngeu tan g0u0 drfllIerm.
Gin NFfiidli luuiei Oatin. Oab Dor.
terciign0e dlrittc iur ofu abidiliiB
eirfs Sepnratirieocns NIT Gua..
lou0, ont beitTmmic endliihc AIin.
idlc un0 d0rorrimacn aahlti. ac.
ihln mer0cu D0er aethlu lpcr6tn
70 eli sciu 0lcnih. Der Geritduo
1eniia Bat, inn iib cine ciarnc Qiei.
uua 4n bil6en. fam i'm Guit 0d.
ran aIalgbeu. 0ab TeutidlanO 0ie
,}riidte elmer giinitigcn Ariegslaae
auigeben un0 eincn Doreiligcn i5ric.
ben NIT irgeno eiuem iciucr 5einot
idIieBen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
SritiideS ;SiiderbuOt Oerieaft.

2pnSOn, 27. april. - 9as in
8rimsbp be6eimat6ete iyiIderbOut
08eeOlO" 1T in Der gtprOiee in bic
Gaft geipreu8t. Dan peiF nidJt,
ub onrd cine Brine O6er bnrdl eim
ll-8OOt. Giaise MitglieOer Der 8e.
iabung iuer6en Oernift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
SflmeOiider 9arnpfer 3erit6rt.

Studbulm, q. 9lpril. - Der
9antpfer Centric" lief anf Der
sReiie DOn StOfgOlm nod 6eliins.
borg, SdmeOen, bel ben gllanos-
SuielH oaf cine Brine iaS bcrianf.
Die 8eiatuug Oes SdiffeS tuiirbe
gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
NansmiieI refianirt.

Der bisberige @orlta1b Der Son-
oeIsbohidule, 8. 6. 9tu8n1iiel, bat
feline &eiignation eingereidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
glnariff anf bic 9arbaneIem.

2onoon, 27. apriI. = Die SO.
miraIitGt lut6 bos arieg8amt bd6ert
geitern Ra6nlittag ole GrtlGrung
abgege6en, onB Die 9tngriffe ouf Die
0ar0oneaen Sorts tpieoer begonnen
ba6en, oieieS Mol 8u @oiIer mb 8lt
2an0e. gs miro ferner geingt, oaB
etnG glrlnee gelnn6ct tpor0en iei. SSn
Dem oiesbe5iigliden offi8iellen ge-
ridt beiBt es: o@eitern tplroe ciu
nagemeiner 9lngriff gu 8aiier uno
5it 2anoe ouf Die acknowledgements
unternomlnen 8ie 2an0lmg 6es
Seetes 8ing ouf Ser Sol6iniel Gal
Iiopolis inter Dem G6ute Der
8lotte programmgernGB Dor it6;
trob oe8 befttgen 6euers Der feino-
lifeu 9(rtiqerie uno SSnfanterie,
peI6 1ebtere it6 Itarf perI6nu3t
hatte, tonnte Die 9anolmg ni4t ber.
bin0ert iper0en. Sci 9(n6ruf Der
gtatt batte cine itorfe &ruppen-
mudt attf Dem 2on6e feiten SUB GEE
fabt 8ieiel6e iebte ibreH gors
mari9 fort. (6eIomari6aG b. B..
@olb miro iie 10 tpeit Oororingen
laiiert tpie es ibn beIiebt, I'M 6ann|
pie oas ltngeipitter iiber fie 5er5u-
fallen lmo fie ms Meer 5u tretben,
no iie, lpie Ole &uiien in OeuMaiuri.I
iten Seett eIen0igliA oeriaufenl
Qie iSlieger Der 9t1iirten 3ei6nen
iih oaour9 aus, oaB iie 8omben
auf Die Stellitngen Scr EiirfenI
tDerfen rn6 Sen ariegsidiffen 6ns
9ieI fir Die @eidiite oneeben. 0ie
Ruiien belfen NIT, inoem iie etnen
9lnariff auf Die @osporus Sorts
MAIDEN. (8ie 9tGiirten boben ionlit
lpieoer Elm getpaltiees Gtiid abge.
biiien, obne oas 3itat yu beber3i-
gen: u3ipiiden 2ipp' nno &eIdess
ranO idtpebt oes llnsIiifs oiilfreI
9anol") 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27

HtNA# iNNA Nti sNAtNiNN 8ElEAf#
ntH mf 0u Afmh 'Iis nsm
ll8ldf Ndh m 8dlidn qclga mb
1m lHiaif laubm mf AfilllgFis.
iampt lait
Nfiiarmnua hu chm.r5hfn.
NerliH g7 BptIl. hagt Qdnben
Gin Norlgipduoeni ees hitliarn
taafbIdii har hb Del Der otter.
rcidiiltanaatiIhen armrc In ben
Oatpathcn beiinbcl. fat iiber hle
Griiiirmuna Ser ciiruse6hca eiuen
@eridli aeianot. Scr bfiueili. 0ab Sic.
ies elmer Der bruprraueu0Ilcn
Sturm1nariile auf brfciii1te So.
.bcn tn Dem 8aulen arirae mar. Die
Citrnenohcn bebcrribrn NIT ihrtn
1hpaiterb6hen, BEN Stpinuin1gler.
gcu, ole ganoiirobc m0 eiienbnhn
non ginufeis nah Senbera. 1eit
Ilondten ciiria ait Der 9lrbcit. bat.
TEN oie ghdieu oicie Soben in no.
tiirlldle 5citun1en peripon6e[t nit
5hitbenIraben un0 gIrtiaerie. ml0
Dlaidncngciuebr -Stelluuaen, Sic
baIbmouOiorni8 in IaHger Reibe
ilber chamber lagen. Der gcifs
0ieier S0beu mar ie0oh fir Die
Oeiterreid .lln1arn rnbe0inat MOTH.
menoig, eriteus. INN nah @aIi3ien
hineln3ut6nnciL un6 3peitens, I'M
Den feiHOlideu 9rld 1uf oen ll3Iof
&aB mo Die Stelllngen tueItlidl 0a.
bon 81 oerntin0ern. Bon oem
oiterreidii6 ungariihen @cneroI.
itab urtroe oaber Der 9efehI ertbeilt,
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bor uno begannen 0en gerg 5n err
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
General alnef rii6rig.

9saris, 27. s[priI. fylieaer be-
ri1ten. oaB BEL 5oifIons aliberor-
Oeutiidc 9batigfeit berrfbf. @ene-
raj b. Stud siebt uaiIen9oft 9ieier-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-27
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ianiplg iali
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-12

Naples, Italy. Nov. IL, via Paris, Nov.
12.-The owners Of the Italian liner
Ancona, sunk in the Mediterranean by
submarine. have received the report
of the Ancona captain, in which he
makes the positive charge that the
submarine gave no warning and did
not afford those on board chance to
escape.
The first shot. the captain declares
was fired when the submarine was
three miles distant. The captain i'm
mediately stopped the ship, but this
did not appear to satisfy the subma-
rine's commander The captain ordered
everybody to take to the boats, upon
which the submarine turned all her
guns, killing and wounding many.
Some Of the passengers who We're
thrown into the water and sought to
save themselves by clutching the sides
of the submarine were pushed away
with jeers and insults. he asserts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-12
JAIL BREAKER TRIES
TO KILL CAPTOR
Jack Brennan, Sioux City Bank Rob-
berry, Escapes TO Missouri Valley and
Is Captured After Gun Fight With
Officers.

Logan, Nov. 12.-Jack Brennan, who
broke Jail at Sioux City yesterday, was
captured at Missouri Valley after a
gun fight last night In which Special
Agent o. o. Rock, Bob Morton, f. o.
Fenie and Sheriff M. d. Myers took
an active part.
Brennan, alias California Whitley,
held at Sioux City for completely In the
Sioux City bank robbery Of Sept. IL,
sawed out OF the Sioux City Jail last
night at o'clock and attorney o. Il.
Naglestad, of Sioux City, promptly
notified Special Agent Rock, and Rock
promptly notified city officers on the
police force In the different towns
along the different railroads. Between
and 10 o'clock Brennan was sighted,
and in the struggle. he made n des-
perate effort to shoot Morton. o. Il.
Fienna came to the assistance of Nor
ton and later Rock and Myers and the
much wanted Brennan was overpow-
cred, ironed. and then taken to Logan
and this morning taken to Sioux City
by Special Agent Rock.
Brennan Is about 30 years OF age and
Is regarded as q bad man. Driscol and
Ford are being held for completely in
the Sioux City bank robbery. 1t will
be remembered that Brennan's partner.
Morley was Killed In gun fight at
Sioux City, on the day following the
bank robbery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-12
u. S. NOTE SCORED
BY NEWSPAPERS
London Spectator Says Great Britain
Will Not Relax Because Of Hard and
Unsympathetic Tone Of American
Protest.

London, Nov. 12-"The American
note causes US little concern as Eng
lishmen," says the Spectator. comment
ing on the recent note of the United
States. relative to interference with
American trade. Its hard and un-
sympathetic tone will not make us re-
lax in the slightest degree our grip on
the throat of Germany. which our sea
power gives u.s."
The Spectator believes the majority
of Americans would not tolerate seeing
ENGLAND stabbed in the back. 1t con-
tinues:
when history comes to be written,
Americans of the future will feel any
thing but pride when they remember
the official action OF America during
the great war;
The Spectator says the British have
not torpedoed American ships nor killed
Americans. Great Britain has not been
the center of plots, yet the United
States is less friendly toward Great
Britain than toward Germany.
The Spectator says that unless the
championship which the executive has
assumed refers to goods only and does
not cover human beings 1t ventures to
suggest that Washington at least re-
peat the Lusitania warning"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-12
ITALY JOINS IN PROTEST.

Seconds Allied Powers in Request That
China pslay governmental Change.
Peking. Nov. III Charge de Affaires
Devaire. Of tha Italian legation. vis-
tied the foreign office todaysand sec
.onded the request Of Japan. Russia.
tablishme4t ofh:ssas senarchy be post
poned.
to the other diplomats. stating the
Chinese people have declared for the
restoration OF the monarchy but that
1t would be delayed until a suitable
time could be found for the enthrone-
ment ceremonies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-12
WASHINGTON PERPLExED.

Lack Of Definite Information Regard
ina Ancona Sinking Not Understood.
Washington, Nov. 12.-State depart
ment officials are perplexed today over
delays in getting definite information
Of the sinking of the steamer Ancona.
with the possible losses Of American
passengers.
Secretary Lansing had confidently
expected to get word from Rome. Mar
seilles and other points near the scene
OF the disaster. All information 30 far
has been fragmentary.
a consular officer has been ordered
ito 3Tunis from a near-by post son the
assumption that Consul James B. Young
IL not thsra. and ont the officials ar
ival he Is expected to get dispatches
thru as quickly az possible. Meanwhile
Ambassador Page at Rome Is expected
to send some definite official details.
His Official dispatches SO far make no
reference to the circumstances OF the
firing on the liner, the question Of
warning, the. nationality Of the subma-
rine and other details, which are to be
cleared up as rapidly as possible by
taking testimony Of survivors.