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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
BaptiSt Church.

REGULAR -%ervicc~ viii be held az thc Fir-t
Baptist church. corner Elizabeth and
Eighth streets. sunday morning Hnd even
The subject tur thc morning sermon
win OWN: "Thr Little FoNr- ihat Spoiled
tie Nuc." Preaching 80 n "a. M. and : 30
n m. sunday rhuol. 9.i5 %. POI. The ruh-
Ir IN cordially invited tn attend these SERVE
ices. hrv T. ISL. Ilrrrluu, Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT.

Church of the Advent Episcopal cor
ncr NJ Tenth aud Washington streets.
Rev. George VI. M%aoiougall. pastor. will
have SUNDAY services a. follows: 80 a.
m. celebration of Holy Communion: 9:iJ
a. m. SUNDAY school; IL 4. ~. morning
prayer. $50 \. m. evening prayer.
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Sacred Heart Church.

n. IN. Holy Communion; : a. m. chill.
dren'S mass: . a. IN. Sunday school; ~
a. "a. high mass: sermon: The Gospel
NJ the day: 7.an " M. holy rosary: an
swyr> M thr question huX: hrurliction of
the Blessed sacrament. q. d. Frgou.
O. ". +. rector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23

ono WI The pcnaluic~ of being president
y that even the most intimate and sacred
home events happening ia the presidents
household are a. public a. are his official
acts. III" old time habit of kings dining
~ public Il not required If our chief cN-
%rUuti,r. vet hc u allowed little or no priv
ac, and must bc on parade almost all The
slime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
Senate Bills Introduced.

The f%ollovi.e ill- were introduced W.
the senate:
No. IL. pa Harley: Requiring officers
commissioned To take dispositions OF wit
nc~,c~ to notify parties tn the suit.
No. ll5. hy Gibson: Rr-tnactinl ihr
Robertson Insurance law DIV greatly modi-
fled form IN making n easier for foreign
life insurance coupgui'- "a do business and
make investments iu Texas.
Ne. llG. by Bee ami Smith Dcvi~ing
and hruadcnwg thc scope oi the school
-Gal two LEGISLATURE
laws applying "a rural districts.
No. liz, by McNculu~: Fixing the maxi
mum price to be- charged for legal publica-
.tlon-.
NJ. us, bv MrNcalu- Relating tu th.
collection NJ delinquent tuNc- mud exempt
inn aIl unpaid taxes prior IN 1905.
No. 10. by McNcalu~: Providing for iu-
%-taIliug and regulating ga-. electric and
water meters.
NJ. l2U. Nm MrNraIu- Regulating thr
acquisition va fire Insurance companies
organized outside uI the static.
i favorable report ha~ h,cn madc ou
Senator Lattlmorr'- hin rceulatm. tine ~llo
"a cocaiuc aud other hahit forming drug
and making pcnaltit- mrr, drastic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23

Brownsville probably will he called
upon To vote upon various questions Of
grave Importance during the present year.
The citizen who fails To pay his poll tax
will have no say on any of these matters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23

General Scott took plenty ~ guns and
ammunition along with him 10 Naco. but
The only weapon h. used was moral >ua-
sion. 1t was effective. and General Scott
game of with flying %colors. together with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
American Presbyterian.

The following SUNDAY program n am
nounccd tor the American Presbyterian
church. corner Ninth and Elizabeth streets
sunday school. 10 q. IA.
Prcachin. hy Rev. NJ. 4. Ro--- pastor
Mexican Presbyterian church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
Mexican PRESBYTERIAN.

Roy. ". \. Ro~~, pastor ot the Next
can Presbyterian church. announces the
following ~|crvi-r- for This church:
SUNDAY school. $50 IN. m. Young pco-
.plc'~ meeting. III wv. NH. Preaching. y n. m-
PRAYER meeting. Thursday, ! y. w..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
American Presbyterian.

Rev. w. a. Ro~~. pastor "a the Mexican
Presbyterian church. viii preach no the
American Presbyterian church at II
o'clock sunday morning. lli- topic VIII hc.
~ Mc--u.r fpr thc New Year
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23

a lot Of glory as a diplomat. | { is fortu.
nate for all concerned that the general j.
as much 4 diplomat a. 4 soldier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23

\ Kansas city publishing hou~c T. print
ng j Bible ~ Arabic dialcct in which thr
plate ior each page wv written ht hurd and
p"hutu-ru-rIyrd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23

held for nominations of officers in any dis
ltrict.
No. 2l4. IN Dayton: II amend the
statutes III 1917 and to iN time ~ filing
and answer IN all eases when the defendant
ll, rlfrd IN utilization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-23
Joint House Resolutions.

No. .. hy Nichols Proposing 70 amend
the constitution providing that certain
bond~ conforming with certain require
mcnt~ shall W. guaranteed IN the state
No. %. BY Tcmpleton To amend con~ti-
tuition relating to school taXc~. providing
tor i levy of 20 cents ou thc ~lu0.
No. ~. IN Blalock. Submitting ~ the
vote NJ the people an amendment M the
constitution ~ a~ IA reduce the member
snip of the house 20 nincty-thrcc members
,rI Ext,, IA. ,l.r,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
FORCED INTO
IMMORTALITY
GIRL CHARGES JOE MAY
WITH FORCING HER TO
LEAD LIFE OF SHAME
And Support Him in Idleness-
Nasty Evidence against Local
Man at Pittsburgh.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, May 1S-Ar-
rested in this city last Saturday night
on charge OF being suspicious per
sons. Joseph May. aged Al. a stree car
conductor Of Wheeling. and Miss Mar.
tina Taylor, aged p. also OF wheeling.
were turned over to a special agent
from the Department OF Justice today.
The couple were arrested following
quarrel I'm General Robinson street.
North Side. and when taken 20 the DO.
lice station Miss Taylor told Police
Commissioner Walsh the latter says.
that May had brought her here from
Wheeling for Immoral purposes She
said she met May in Wheeling two
years ago and shortly after he forced
her TO lead a life of shame She said
that she did not make enough money
to suit him and he suggested that they
try Pittsburgh They came to this
city two weeks ago. She said she
tried 20 get away from him and he
produced. she alleges. a long bowie
knife and threatened to cut her Into
a thousand pieces" n she would a..
tempt 10 get away
She said the querrel which led to
their arrest was started when May
found her suit case packed ready 10
leave. he positively refused to work.
she asserted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
BIGCELEBRATION
HsrrisVilie to Observe Opening Of
New Railroad With Unusually
Elaborate Ceremonies.

Special Dispatch 90 the tnteIIirencer.
ELLENBORO. W Va. MAY IS
Harrisville IL preparing to celebrate
In an elaborate manner the formal
opening for traffic Of the HarrisvilIe
Southern railroad. standard gauge
line. about six miles long that con
meets the county seat town with the
baltimore and Ohio railroad a. Corn
wallis. The celebration is being man.
aged BY the hustlinE towns BOARD OF
Trade. and viii be held a. Cokcley's
Grove. along the line OF the new road.
and will be In the nature Of n home
coming" of the residents and former
residents Of Richie and adjoining
counties Prominent speakers will ad
dress the people. a brass band will
furnish music and free lemonade and
Ice cream viii Be served the public
will be carried free over the new road
on that day. Harrisvllie. famed AZ
the "taxless town. a. the municipality
pays all the expenses Of the town GOV.
eminent without a levy from revenue
derived from leasing the gas wells
owned by the town The town offers
four cent gas and free sites 70 fac.
tories. and capital IL already consia
ering the Ohers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
lTALY'S ENTRANCE INTO
WAR A MATTER OF DAYS
WAS A MARTYR
Clarence Dsrrow Tells Federal Com.
mission He Hoped Dynamiter
Would Be Pardoned Soon.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Clarence
,. Darrow, who defended the Nc
Namara brothers In the Los Angeles
dynamiting case. discussed Industrial
and social conditions in America to
day before the Industrial relations
commission. He expressed the hone
that ]. B. Mcnamara. serving a life
prison sentence. would be pardoned.
and said the pardon ought TO come
soon.
Mcnamara thought he was doing
something for the common good when
ne blew up the Los Angeles Times. {"
said the lawyer. He risked his life
because he believed in a cause. and.
looking et il from his own stand.
point. he was martyr"
Darrow told the commission that
the day soon was coming when hos
pitals would be substituted for pris-
ons. that punishment was barbarism.
that bloodshed was essential TO pro.
gress and always had been, and that
American liberty was a theoretical
delusion. The people OF England. he
declared. had more liberty than those
of America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
NAON TALKS
Argentine Ambassador Addresses
Pennsylvania LealsIature-Says
America Should be Example
To The World

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 1s.-Hope
that Romulo Naon, ambass sador from
the Argentine Republic to the United
states would become president OF
his native land was expressed by Gov
ernor Brumbaugh today after the
South American had delivered an ad-
dress TO the Pennsylvania legislature
in which he spoke on Pan-American-
ism and on the European war. The
governors remarks were applauded.
Ambassador Naon addressed the
legislature by invitation, He spoke
for human solidarity OF the nations OF
the earth and said that there should
be In western hemisphere an Amer
lean solidarity based on right. on jus-
tice and on reciprocal tolerance. that
would be an example to the rest OF
the world
In his address there was a hope ex.
pressed that the republics OF the west
ern world may keep TO bring about a
lasting peace among the peoples OF.
Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
INTERESTING INTERVIEW
WITH FORMER W. VA. u. s.
SENATOR-OPTIMISTIC.
Predicts Republican Success in
1916-Fairbanks and Root
Strong Candidates.

Hon. " d. Scott. former United
States Senator OF West Virginia. and
a former resident OF Wheeling. whom
hundreds OF Wheeling people stiil,
however, claim with pleasure as a
citizen. arrived in Wheeling Monday
night late. and was busy yesterday
greeting his many old friends here
Early In the day Senator Scott at.
tended the meeting OF the officials of
the central Glass company. and later
meeting of the directors of the Dol.
iar savings and Trust company. In
both OF these institutions Mr.. Scott
sun retains an interest. and he never
visits Wheeling without calling upon
and spending considerable time with
MS former associates in these two
concerns. During the day Mr.. Scott
was called upon by a large number n,
wheeling citizens. both at the Dollar
SAVINGS and Trust company. and at
the Mcclure House. and received the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
NOT In DANGER
American colonlsts In Mexico Not
NOW IN Danger, But Another Out
break May Occur at Any Time.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-While in
quiries at the state department over
the safety OF Americans in the YaanI
valley, Mexico. were being answered
today with assurances that the colon.
lists were in no present danger. Off.
cials still are apprehensive OF anoth-
er Indian outbreak at any time.
Governor Maytorena. heading the
villa administration in Sonora, is
said TO have despatched all the troops
ne can spare from nearby garrisons,
and believes they can control the sit.
uation. II Is known, however. that
the best OF all troops in the state have
Joined General villa in his prolonged
battle with the Carranza forces under
Obregon. south of Leon.
The colonists are concentrated nj
faqui, Pueblo, ready to proceed to the
coast III the troops do not quell the
disturbance so they can return to their
properties.
Advices from Mexico today were
meagre. Consul Snliman at Carran.
zas headquarters IN Vera Cruz. re.
ported the recapture of Panr<- near
Iamplco, by the villa forces. The
situation as to British oil supply
which caused uneasiness ten days
ago, Is again made acute by this deyeI.
opment. since the villa troops control
the producing wells and the Carranza
forces the terminals at Tuxpam and
Tampico.
No adyices came from Central Mex.
leo where the Villa and Obregob
armies are engaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
Legislature Will49rovide Needed Revenue
ITALIAN SITUATION NAY
DELAY GERMANY'S REPLY

ment during this week and delay the
nnal composition OF the reply. Such
information as the United States gov
ernment recently has received Is OF a
positive nature indicating that Italy
VIII >oon enter the war, though in
Austro-German quarters here there
still Is confidence that a break will be
averted. IL is realized that should
italy become a belligerent Germany
would lose all hope of securing food.
stuns or other supplies through the
Mediterranean and II Roumania fol.
lowed ltaly's lead. as predicted. the
wheat supply from southeastern Eu-
rope would be cut of. In such cir
cumstances OF almost complete isola-
ton IL was explained in Diplomatic
quarters. Germany would find the sub
marine even more invaluable a weap-
on for reducing enemy supplies and
commerce.
The idea that the United States
viii send a note to the allies seeking
notifications OF their order In council
has it's origin In quarters where the
conviction is held that such a move
at this time would demonstrate TO
Germany the intention OF the United
States to be equally vigorous In an
insistence on the observance OF neu-
trail rights by Great Britain and her
allies, making unnecessary an offer
by Germany TO return TO the maritime
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AND INTERIM WILL REVEAL
WHETHER u. s. WILL MAKE
PROTEST TO ALLIES.
General Belief Is, However. Viii
son Will Await Reply of Ger
mans Before Taking Action.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Two i'm
portant factors. IL became known TO
night. are working to delay for anoth
er week Germany's reply to the Amer
lean note Of May 10 sent as a conse
quence OF the Lusitania disaster.
First. the next few days are expect
ed to decide whether Germany will
De confronted with a new military sit
uation by the entrance OF Italy into
the war and the cutting or OF all sur,
plies through the Mediterranean.
Second. Interested diplomatists here
believe the interim OF delay will re
veal whether the United States of its
own Initiative will send a general pro
test to the allies with respect to Their
alleged violations Of international law
by interfering with commerce between
American ports and neutral countries
OF Europe
Ofncials here generally think the
Austro-ltalian situation may absorb
the attention OF the German govern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
PENNSY LET'S BIG
ORDER FOR CARS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May ts.-Or
ders for 1903 freight cars for re-
placements for the Pennsylvania rail
road lines east and west Of Pittsburgh
were placed BY the company to-day
This represents an expenditure Of ap
proNimately 100000 The orders
we're distributed among equipment
companies. az follows:
Pressed Steel Car Co. $500 care
American Car & Foundry Co. 3.443.
Standard Steel Car Co. 1000. Cam
bria Steel Co $500. Haskell a Bar
ker. $500; Ralston Steel Car Co. J..
600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
OUT ON BOND
Mrs. Ida Walters, Who Murdered Her
Babies With Poison, Released
Under $500 Bail.

NEW YORK, NAV 1S.-Mrs. Ida
Snihen Walters. who poisoned her
two babies. and has been in Jail on
the charge Of murder. was today re.
leased under bail Of $500, granted
on the plea that she was again 10
become a mother. Pending her trial.
which is set for next October. she
was warned by Justice Weeks that
she must not leave the state. a pro.
hibition which forestalls the posi-.
bility OF marriage 20 Borlys Elton
Rogers. father OF her children. who
was recently divorced from Mrs. Caro-
line Giddings Rogers with decree
that he could not remarry in this
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
Sen. N. B. SCOTT FAYORS
A TAX ON NATURAL GAS

congratulations OF his friends general
ly on his improved physical appear.
ance. In spite OF years. the former
Senator retains all OF his old vigor
and activity. and his rest from politi.
cal labors. which he has enjoyed dur.
ing the past two years has apparently
renewed his youth.
To an Intelligencer reporter, Sen.
ator Scott said:
Il feel better physically than have
for a long time. and I am glad that |
have been able during the past two
years TO take rest and TO recuper.
ate. IL is always a great pleasure TO
me TO return to Wheeling for a short
stay, and TO meet again many old
friends. but on every occasion I no
uce that some one is gone whom |
had pleasure In greeting before. Time
Is stealing on all of us old men pretty
last. and our numbers are thinning
out
"A few months ago had occasion
TO recall TO my mind the fact that |
am the only one living OF the Repub-
lican National Committee who con
Quoted the National campaign in 1896.
and everytime come back to Wheel
ing 1 am painfully reminded OF the
nassing away of some. with whom
have been actively associated in busi-
mess and in public affairs.
Wheeling has lost a number OF
tcontinusd on Pare Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
OHIO MAY Be
REDISTRICTED
SPRAGUE BILL FOR THIS PUR-
POSE PASSED BY HOUSE
YESTERDAY.
Will Realign Committees in East
em Ohio-House May Not
Recess Today.
xntslifgsncsr Bursau-
Columbus, o.. Aay IA.

coiumbus. o.. Aay IL.
The House and Senate disposed OF
more than a score of measures today.
The sprague gerrymander bill was
passed by the House. Leaders feared
tonight the Houses couldn't -complete
their work tomorrow, the date OF re-
cess argeed on by the assembly last
week.
Continuation OF the active session
into Thursday seemed probable to-
night In order to give tie Senate op-
portunity to pass the congressional
redistricting bill Final killing of the
Archer bill to extend the authority OF
the house industrial committee to FIX
hours OF labor for various classes of
employment. was effected in the
House by defeat of a motion to take
up the question of reconsidering the
vote by which II was killed previously.
The Jackson bill which virtually
nullifies the non-partisan judicial cleo
ton law, after being passed by the
House today received Its first reading
In the Senate and was made a special
order for tomorrow.
The Senate killed the Oberlin bill
which had been passed by the House
paving the way for commitment of
habitual drunkards and drug victims
TO state hospitals.
The House refused to change the
school laws by passing the Kious bill,
permitting the state superintendent
OF instruction to give an examination
for high school graduation or college
entrance to any school child who
could not attend high school
The Eastern Ohio districts under
the Sprague bill follow: Fifteenth
Washington. Morgan. Noble, Monroe,
Guernsey and Muskingum: Sixteenth
-Belmont, Jefferson. Harrison and
Columbiana; Nineteenth - Mahoning,
Trumbull and Ashland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
BADLY HURT
Lumberport Boy Starts Out 20 See
the World-Fslls Under Freight
Train; Now In Hospital.

Special pirpatch 90 the IntclIigencer.
F'lRMONT. W. Va. May IL
VIII. stealing r ride on a freight
train on the short Line railroad.
Amos Lindsey. AGED n. Of Lumber
port was badly injured near Hay.
wood when he slipped and fell be-
meath the train today. Ills left foot
was cut on and he sustained other
serious injuries lie is a. the Miners
hospital in this city In a critical con.
diuon. The boy started out from
home yesterday determined 70 sec
the world. and travelled a few miles
before he was injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
CONFESSION ADMITTED.

BUFFALO. ~ Y. May 1s.-Tho an
legged confession made BY Mrs. Cyn
thia Buifum that she murdered her
husband by giving him poison In small
doses. vas admitted a. evidence Al
the continuation of her second trfal
here today. One Of the grounds upon
which the court Of appeals set aside
the nrst verdict Of guilty was tha,
this statement had been illegally o.
tained.
Mrs. Buhman's counsel called her
20 the stand and she said that she had
been piled with drink and signed the
statement when impelled BY fear
Justice Pound ruled that the state
ment was admissible and Y was read
10 the jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
Crowd DisorderIy.
NO DECISION IN
B. e. o. RATE CASE

Special Dispatch 90 the tnseilirencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. MAY 1s.-
The Supreme Court Of Appeals, In
session to-day. announced decisions
In five cases. two being from Wood
county, aud one from ROane. Boone
and Mercer counties. Though expect.
ed by counsel. the court did not an
nounce its decision IN the mandamus
proceedings instituted by the Public
Service Commission against the Balti-
more a. Ohio railroad IN the matter
OF passenger rate Increase
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
DECLARE WAR
Naqul Indians Who Have Been BE.
sleglna Americans Declare War
on Mexico.

on BOARD 4. 8. s. COLORADO.
on San Diego. Cal. May 1s.-Yaqui
Indians who have been besieging
white settlers In the state Of Sonora.
Mexico. issued a proclamation today
declaring the Yaqui nation AZ war
with Mexico. according 70 reports
reaching this vessel
They are said to have captured the
pumping station a. Batanatel. near
Empalme. where are located railroad
shops valued ~ ten million dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
THREE BOYS ESCAPE
FROM REFORM SCHOOL

Special ui-r4frh fo me frteiurrnrer.
GRAFTON. W. Va. Nav ts-A re-
ward or SIS. each. has been offered for
three boys. who escaped from the
West virginia Industrial school. this
county. late yesterday They have
not been apprehondoC. though the re-
ward has started many persons to
looking for the fugitivcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
CIVIL SERVICE
, New system Provided for Ohio When
Rouse ADOPTS Conference Report
on Bsrnes-Moore Bill.
5Isi,ssIigsnesr 5sis.IIg bureau.

-.-.. Columbus, o., Nay 1a.
a new civil service system was pro
vided tonight when the House adopt.
Cd the report OF the conference com.
mittee on the Barnes-Moore bin by
a vote Of 81 TO a. The Senate had
adopted the report. n abolishes non.
competitive examination and elimln.
ates the protection under which en-
pioyes who took these examinations
now bold positions. The number of
places exempted from classified civil
service h Increased from rs per cent.
10 about 20 per cent Police chiefs
are given the right Of appeal 10 Com.
mon Pleas courts from municipal civil
service commissions when dismissed
BY mayors
Cheers from both the Republican
ana Democratic sides of the House
greeted the adoption Of the resolution
OF Representative Jackson. of clark.
urging Congress 20 help 10 restore
prosperity BY onacting a high protec.
tive tarin law. The vote tonight was
81 20 %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
SINKING or sUB CONFIRMED

LONDON. May ts. 1:t4 a. m-Con.
hrmation Of the previous report Of the
sinking Of the Australian submarine
AE2 In the Dardanelles IL contained
In an official communication Issued
BY the admiralty The statement
says the crew Of the vessel are prison.
ers of the Turks.