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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
NEW STRUGGLE IN EAST PRUSSIA
New Army Appears To the Southeast
OF Polish Capital

Petrosrad-A new menace 10 the
Russian forces sTound Warsaw has 6e-
yeloped II the discovery Of what ap-
pearS 10 be = separate Austno-German
army abou, 90 miles south Of Lenders.
on the Wyzkow-Na6wo-na line.
The purpose Of this new army AZ
pears 10 be 81 effort 10 pierce tie Rus
sian line cas-; Of Lemberg and menace
the forces about Warsaw IN the rear.
TIE appearance Of this force adds 70
the seriousness Of the situation in the
CarpathianS The new army is 10 the
cas-; Of the 7ss;oa where the most
recent tshGas on this front hiss &C
CURED. snd where the Aust7o-German
are IN tremendous force on line
which forms the arc q $ circle II the
vicinity q Mszo Lahore 81 miles
SoGthveS; o. Przeuysl.
O. practically Sll The Carpsth!an
f7crt the Russians have succeeded IN
checking their antagonists, bur the
Acknowledgements sill S-e indicated.
The Germans. with their usual
mobility. suddenly sppsS- st various
points ana then Is suddenly disappear.
According % s Russian StsE otce-,
The Germans s7s used like cement
70 hold together detached corps a
o-Eunsa-is2s
Tie stubborn character Of the bat
ties deysloglnS in the extreme north
ot East Prussia Is sttrsotias the 2t.e2-
which sees there indications that the
Germans have withdrawn s7ooVs from
TIE 8-u-a -eSson and EnaSSei them II
IL vicinity 81 I1ste-oC-s. between
G--.Ssa-s- z-6 TllS.--
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
TWENTY KILLED
IN MINE FLASH
Disastrous Explosion in Car
Isle wv. Va Shaft.
PROMPT WORK BY RESCUERS
Tho State Mine Department Had
Recently Ordered That the Car.
isle Mine Install Safety
Lamps.

Charleston, ". Va--Twenty miners
were killed in gas explosion il the
Carlisle Mine of the New River Com.
psny, in Fayette county, in the heart
of the New River coal field. The fact
that the explosion was of a local
nature, confined to one section OF the
mine, saved many lives. as $50 miners
were in the mine at the time.
District Nine Inspectors John l.
Absalom. of Montgomery, and Lance
B. Holiday, Of Beckley, who hurried
10 the scene Of the diaster Immediately
after being notified Of the explosion. in
reports TO the State Department OF
Mines. declared that the bodies found
in the section Of the mine affected by
the explosion were in good condition.
Only two Of the miners who met sud
den death Z few minutes after they
had gone 10 their work were badly
burned. The others had been ssphyx-
lated while ST work
That the mine disaster was the r-
suit Of an explosion Of gas the district
mine inspectors did not seem TO doubt
although they would express no official
opinion. The mine generated gas in
liberal quantities, but the explosion
wsS the first 10 Occur in the Carlisle
mine. although il had been worked for
dozen years. The mine is connected
with the lakewood mine, and is only q
few miles distant from the Parral mine,
where a disastrous explosion occurred
several years ago
Recently the state mine department
lad required The Carlisle mine 10 in
stall safety lamps. and i Is claimed
that this order was being complied
Si,h at the Carlisle and other mines
n the vicinity.
The Carlisle nine Is q shaft 1[o
feet in depth Fire bosses are en-
rloye6. and an examination Of the mine
IS made every morning before the men
Sre Permitted 10 enter for the days
work.
The usual investigation wSs made
by the d7s bosses. bur il is supposed
that miner sgnited 8 pocket O. gas
Win al open lamp and the explosion
resulted
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
AIMS At ENDING EUROPEAN WAR.
sesSlu:ie- ss Senator Ia FeIistts
W1l Cone Ue Later.

Washington \. C--Aa sz,s--,at5 olsl
cc2ss-s1cs q representatives q nsG-
t-S2 2z;sozS = discuss means q ending
shs E2-o-Ssz wz-, Il establish neutral
trade 7o-cas s. So sd recommend
2isz-2ss e-szlo1 . a international
t-.SSuzzl Eo- esszsliSA2s1I q ~o-s6
VSScs VS. 1-ogosa5 = : ceSolIo1 ~
Ss-s-C- - Fcsls--s-
TIE -sSo9C.5oa Would 6l1ec- -
P-sss5szg {. re United SAFES = c.oa-
vey = 81 as1Esl lE1o1s IL -
Ss-ze-u q : caz+s-a-cs = e-z-g
S1.a-t tae csssz-ao- . D1-o-.az1 ms
t5ls1ssS, = sxeso5 oSs-s = 1s51E1o1
u vans 7zcczs, = coos55s- -llsS
tar lAs sszEzl lzzzZ1a1 : EDk
zz.s- --lss 5o- Eg-,o1lsl1a1 Z sz-,a--
tz1o7 Z -1Ez5-5ozS q va ~ c-aE-
1az = s tss5s-x-5o2 . 7s1rzl -z5c1s
- v-ov55s ~ 1s1--Els-y - ccaE2 --E5s
7o-isS. co.'s 55s-ztsoa q - -sE1-< =
neutral coz0s-cs- &o5 a. olhs- Zk.-
;e-s Is, nay tsa5 70 as.zelsA ~
-,Szs1- Eo-s1 peace
Ths P-ss5Ssz. -o1s5 y szpsTs--5
to Szgo.lt soz15sSso1s-s & t. Czzes5
S-zsaS 5, SzcA oaass-sloa Eas-hs-
called - us coz1uT . Any CHE
1x1oz
Ths resolution VS. received II
uzzz5-o1S co1sszt al 2LloEe5 - lSs
q IAe 1zAls to- f1cz,s consideration
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
TURKS PUT TO FLIGHT.
British Troops Fell Attsnrt To cross
Ssez canai ~ Toussou-n.

Czi-o. VIA Lon5oa.-The following
oEc5zl cozlu1icztoa was issued
here
During Tuesday night the enemy at
tempted 70 cross the Suez Canal nesr
Toussou2 t2s miles no-th q Suez).
They were permitted 10 bring bri6gios
material 70 the hank Of the canal "
Eoasszs5. out directly they started
bridging operations our troops attacked
and TIE enemy fed II disorder. lezT-
ing Sn Ire material in or hands Sew
e-A q TIE enemy were drowned.
TIE enemy also attacked On tie z
kXrcs-z front t48 niles south ot Por
Said al daylight today. They were
easily rsQ1lse6- losing Is killed o.
wounded and 20 prisoners. OR casual.
ties were three men wounded
British forces had 9 ski-nish with
Turks yesterday = the neigh ho-hoos
q is-xilis- q Lake Tsnszh- On shs
Scsr Canal TIE Turks finally retreat.
ed Tie British had SIX men wounded
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
CUSARDER FLIES U. S. FLAG
"0Id Glory" as Protection To
Her Passengers.
TEXT OF BLOCKADE ORDER.

The proclamation issued By the
German Government; 70 neutral
nations. as translated by the State
Department n W&SAinston. reads.
The waters around Great
Britain. iacluSioe the whole % the
English Channel, are oeclsre5
hersey 70 Be Includes WITHIN the
zone Of war ard that after the
18th instant all enemy merchant
vessels eaeeartSrSo IN these
waters Viii &c osstreyso. ever II L
may ret Be eossje { always - save
their crews sn5 passengers
Within this war zo-s -sztrz.
vessels are exposed - danger.
since ir view GO ire misuse q ire
neutral Ssss o15srSS ~ IRE Gov
errrent e Gres. Britain CT t-e
Sist ultirso snS q ere hszzrcs &C
naval warfare, neutral vessels car
net always &c 1reVsrtso frc-- So
fsrins from, tse attacks iu.s-5s5
fer enemy SHIPS
TIE routes of navigation sooa-S
TIRE rcrth GO IRE Shetland is,a-cs
II the eastern part 9: ire Nc-sA
Sea ara in . serio 50 niles sS5Se
along she outeH eosst s-s asss
open - ere os-ser -ene
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
DIRECTORS MUST
PAY BACK LOSSES
Treasury After Officials of Six
New York Banks.
FEW MILLIONS INVOLVED
Fe6erai Department Withhoids the
Names OF National Institutions,
sT: Announces None OF Them
Is In Slightest Danger.

Washington = Active steps have
been taken by treasury officials TO COM
pei directors Of at least six national
banks in New York city personally to
make good losses sustained by their
institutions through what the govern
ment holds we're investments not au-
thorised By law. ohcials declined TO
give the names OF the banks. but il
was said that none Of them WAS in the
slightest danger and that the total
amount involved was s few million
dollars.
The investments took the form. It is
said, Of underwriting operations and
occurred several years ago. Many of
the directors OF the banks at the time
a0e said not now TO be connected with
those Institutions, but restitution has
been demanded. nevertheless.
Some O. The directors concerned are
said already 20 hare agreed to make
good but negotiations with Others are
suu II progress
@N4-e- = - s-Ac-- y! LIZ SSs1- %---S-'
81 this time. Il ESs understood. be
cause the statute Of limitations might
operate 10 prevent stockholders Of the
hanks n question from recovering the
amounts lost through legal proceed
inss- Such proceedings probably would
not BE discouraged by department on
Gals if the directors refuse 70 comply
with requests for settlement
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
cHao oEsERTERs TO PRISON.
-s.=,s- ans wifs Se-;.-.e>5 IN Ns~
go-k

NsE Eo-E-JlS1 . -kks The past
TIE = RtZ5o1l1E e1l6-sz 81 II
o5EElE g. r,ossSSls = New To-k
-25zs 5osE1Sky se1ts-cs5 George
E&sz1s- z26 rs vie jeanette -
tens {. t-oz EEo Z75 { hall % I've
ysz-s sEeA TIE tE-hsr WI ss-Te rs
Cze = SIG S11E and re Zo.hs- VII
- sszz 70 ACsE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
Nc I.~ Assi-s T.

Wssh;nSSo1. - O7czSls Indicated
that s. izca.-y lzso Ire L1SiszziS s7c5-
Gent r5cat hs u.S5e- TIE rI,ss q -
se-zxuo1sl isv arr Gear = tA2t sxeA
nSlo2 hSs re risht u determine to-
stSesf re co16iIsozS u1Ss- Wiki -
sSS nay - bestowed o s vessel
Some xusAo-s.ses Ao1G sAS; - -
sumption g TIE 1Ss e foreign Safe
without Is SutAor5zS-5ca : cozssSs-eS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12

SIS / violation of international law, as
& device both fraudulent and injurious
20 the honor of both the state whose
fsg is wrongfully used and that in
regard 10 which the use Of the false
flag is made have the right to demand
the punishment of the guilty persons
In the war with Chile in 1879, Peru
inquired OF the United States under
what conditions the United States fias
might be used. A memorandum from
the Secretary of State Evarts said that
there is no prohibition of the use OF
the American fiag by foreign vessel
beyond the jurisdiction of the United
States, o. any penalty provided there
for"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
THE NAVAL BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Votes for Two Dreadnoughis
Over Strenuous Protest.
PERSONAL PLAN WINS OUT
Leader Underwood Led curtaiIment
Advocates, Using the Prospect
Of Big Deficit As
Argument

Washington. D. Cover a strenu-
Gus protest from Majority Leader In
dervood the House in passing the
Naval Appropriation bill retained pro
vision for the construction OF two
dreadnaughts
representative Underwood declared
the nation vas facing probable
Treasury deficit next year of So. o0o.-
600. and economy advocates led by him
succeeded in striking ont appropria-
tons aggTegating more than $4,000. 600
for i've submarines. & transport and q
hospital ship.
The bill as it goes TO the Senate car
ries s1z454S.902, and authorizes the
following construction program:
Two batueships of the largest and
most powerful design. $3.50, 600 each,
exclusive Of amor and armament
Six to-pedceoat destroye-s. ss25.-
COO each.
One sea-going submarine torpedo
boat 81 10000.
Eleven submarines. s559.ol3 each
One oil fuel ship. $1.14e.oe0
TIE proposed hospital ships would
have cost 2,5ea 0f~a and tie transport
Slice 9tso
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
100000 BRITISH.
English Army Estimates Give Ths
Total, Exclusive OF india

London--The army estimates. %
which Parliament VII deTo-e tie trs.
part Of this weeks session. 1--WE tie
number Of effective neE n the slE!'
exclusive Of those serTi1g Il India q
:. 0c0. 600.
There Is this year q novel cnanEs
II the form Of the estimates As u
totals OF estimated expenditures N
given The vote under each Of theH
headings IS set az the nominal fgsr
Of s10te9-
This gives the House ot Counda
opportunity for TIE discussion q CSC
heading. While the government IA
spend whatever Is raessss-E u1os
these various headings 70 T7oseeEa
TIE wa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12

Lon6o1-The B-soSA steamer las
tzai2 a The CE1S75 Line. wAscA SAILED
from Nsw Yo-S January 81 so5 a.
rived 81 L5vs-7eo, SATURDAY ssss1-
noon. few TIE American 6Ss from tie
tine she passed Queenstown u7tsl So
entered The Me-Sev.
TIE LaSi,&2iS received s vz7sssSs
message from Ire Bz,sio- q IL White
Stsr Line hist Two Submarines Las
been sisNte3 toon shSt veSssl
TIE c2-t2sa q TIE LaSit2zs i -egly
70 : question u ore q tie gsSSe1ss-s
declared hat - hsS : -5Sht = ~ tie
SSs q 5 neutral coG7y-y IL re no
teos5Sz Of neutral passengers sid
r,sIaS EhscA rs ship vSS c&-ry.-s
According 70 s S.zss-,s7; - WI.
lr~ia, 81 American writer. - LzSs.
tx-ia carried TIE regulation large
American s&s s. As- S,s-a. pi,A &
sz,an American Eas and NH -szzzz;
a. tas tcreosss
Former United States Senator Il
fSys.rs voUzs. a1osAe- pzSsszSe-.
vfile II 6s3 not personally So re s2e
eyi1s. sS5d = vas accepted Is 5 szS,
~ al q hoard
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
NEAR FAMINE IN AUSTRIA
A Two-Pognd Leaf o. Bread Nc~
Costs Sixteen cents

Venice iva Loadoa1--An o5cizl
decree issued in Trieste raises the
price Of a twcPound loaf Of bread
from il cents 10 is cents Tie grain
markets II Austria are said 10 be n 3
desperate condition Tie war b7esd
that IS being sold IS composed largely
Of substitutes for -four The people
in Vienna sre said 10 be complaining
Of the constantly Increasing r-ios Of
meat Hogs are reported 70 ee almost
uaohtainahle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
RAILROAD ORDERS HEAVY
Big Equipment Contracts Are ssno
Awarde6-l. c. Buys Cars

New York-The railroad sQai,ment
buying campaign Is in full swing
The Illinois Central has Gdered
1850 refrigerator cars from tie lmen.
can Car and Foundry Company.
In week the Moss Tie Co-yany's
plant a. Mount Vernon. IL. vi be
operating with Z full force : recent
contract with the Chicago. NlTzg5>f
and ST Paul To- g5e.Voo cIsaiical!
treated ties VIII keep the works al
capacity for six months
The E-ie's rail acquisitions hsW
been increased 10 5000 tons and the
500" is IN the market for Il 60 tOni
Of rails. Il satisfactoril! low bids an
forthcoming. the Chicago. B1-lngtrl
and Quincy VII spend sI906ale 10
equipment, including engines and car
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
THREAD PLANT ON FULL TINE
$50 workers a; wIiIi-azntie, Gem
ess Cess News

Nlllzx1s5c- Co1a-Co2zsocsrs o.
Monday mere than s-s09 employees a.
TIE factory G. the American Thread
Company here VII work O. fun tine
for SIX GAYS 6 week. according 70 Al
ANNOUNCEMENT TIE factory had been
running toz- days a week for several
months
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
POSTAGE TO GERMANY UP.
suresoa Increases Rates On Mails
During War.

Washington. \. C.-PoS1zzSts- Gen
ezsl BuFisso1 suspended the tEocsat
postage rates O nails t-oz TIE United
States 70 Ge-zz2y and announced HAT
u11l direct transportation service vas
restored letters Eoo It's COUNTY, 70
Gs-ZE1 6sS.51E-ioos Void oe charged
:. s -z.s q fire rs11s fer The first
ozcs and t17ee fo- escA additional
cz,cs-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
GENERAL VILLA
TAKES PRES|DENC
Action Necessary BY Extent ,
Territory Under His Control
PICKS MEN FOR CABIRt,
carranza Army Of 5000 Is Oefe,,..
In JaIiseo In Three-0ay Battle
Several Hundred Being
Killed.

FL Paso, Texas.-General VIA ~
tically proclaimed himself Pres.de5t :,
Mexico. He has assumed spn,,n.
political power and organized : c,-'
government with himself as the be..
His excuse was that interrup,ion !,
communication has made it irnnosg,h,'
to work in conjunction with his tora.
in the south.
Villa Gives Excuse,
He declared the zone he contron,.
was so extensive that Al orean,,os
government was necessary.
The Cabinet named by Villa follov.
Minister of Foreign Relations and
Justice-Lic Miguel Diaz Lornbsrdo
Gobernacion and Communications
Dr. Luis de la Cara Cardenas
Treasury and Fomento-Fra7c,se,
Escudero.
These three men are among ~.
ablest leaders Of the republic. Tho,
have been acting as advisers to YIN,
for months Villa will maintain NJ
capital at Aguas Galleries tempors,ia
Carranza Army Defeatsd.
Villista agents here we're adYiseds
the defeat Of a CsTranzista column d
5000 men in the State OF Jaliseo h
troops under the command Of Genera
Augustin Estranda- Several ha,dre5
we're killed and wounded II the hath
which lasted three days.
Official messages dealing with n
defeat Of General Benavides south
San Luis Potosi states that 80 prisa
ers, three trains. several cannon ad
other munitions were captured.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
WOMEN As sRIsETAkERs.
Three Accused OF Selling Their Votes
Fer Dollar.

P.kesxiile. ky.-lI was learned here
TAT Ihree women have been indicted
u charges q selling votes in the LAST
seao,l slac1sO1- ard they viii be tried
VII - 11eo zs1 VITO z-s accused Of
osvZg can-is-s5 fraud 81 ths primary
zlac1a1 lEst AEg1st T;ES alleged in
-hz Indictments T1E: Ire women sold
-hsz- ua.ss IL dollar each
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12

Washington. u. C.-Infornisl discus
sion by President Wilson with his al
viSers Of the German notification OF
the dangers 10 which neutral ships may
be subjected in the ewly-prescTibed
wSr zones around Great Britain and
ireland and the use by the British
liner LusiJSnia OF the American fsg
foreshadowed diplomatic CORE Spond-
ence between the United States and
both Great Britain and Germany. re
spectvely, on these questions.
In each case the American severn
ment, because Of its neutrality c2T7ot
discuss the rules which the belIserentS
may adopt toward each other The
prescription Of the war zone itself.
however. o. the use OF s neutral fias
by hellisereat-owred vessels as :
stratssem Of war has not given the
American officials concern 50 much as
TIE prospect that these sets may en-
6snser TIE lives Of American citizens,
whose right 10 travel on the high seas
on neutral ships during time q war,
ii is inumated. Eil be vigorously Ge-
Tended,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
NO CIGARETTES FoR TEACHERS.
oipisEzs Withheld 81 sin Or Wssesn-
Sir Legislature.

Madison, W1s-No educational IN
sIlsusion os Ezy k,d which Is SD
ao-Se3 in whole CT N V.2Ts hy pzhlsc
money shall employ q teacher who
smokes Cigarettes. ner. shah any II
ss2tutSoa grant diploma o. certificate
% education 70 anyone WHO smokes
Cigarettes SrcA are tire r-ovissoak q
= bill introduced n the Assembly ~
Representative Mrs-Nrerr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
SPAIN TO suY ARMS IN U. s.
Gever--e-s Agents Starr On Missioa
Frorz NsersS.

NzdTsd-Se7o- OFie5o. director Of
ne Government armament works. and
l5ezts11atCcOasl Rivera Of the srszl-
ls-y, have started On an O5cssi NILSSON
% TIE United States 70 purchase A-us
from American manufacturers Il has
been co1z-ned oesci1ily thar ire SySn-
Isl Government sooa VIII purchase
several se7oriaDeS iron factories n
- Trzsre6 Stairs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
AwsuLANcEs Fos sE0 csoss
S.-xz-o z-s Vale Sssss-ss os-zse -
Ag.e=aoSi3sS

NSSAszs-o- y C-Ths l. xSrcmc-
he z-xeulszcss donated ~ Harvard
GzS Vie students have Aeez sE-ze5
over - he American Re5 Cross and
VII - SHIPPED - E17oq~ n 1he 1ezr
H11ure fo- service O. the o1tls5sa5s
TIC kzAGlE1css are xAski covered And
bear 8 hEee red c-cSs On s 5el6 q
white Tasy R-S fang s2EiTPe1 To-
Red Gross we-k
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
THREE KILLED WITH HAMMER.
Tsso Woz5en and Girl Fou-5 With
Hezcs Crushed

BuEslo. y Y-The bodies a Mrs..
Lizzie Drake. s years cid, Ms I1sne
Spencer. $ years old, and her dzush-
ts-, Gertrude Spencer, - years, were
found Z their beds al 1hs5- home 81
salamanca Their heads had been
crushed in with a sleige hammer.
Apparently The victims had been
slain SIS they slept Physicians who
examined the bodies said thar the
murder had been committed three O.
four days ago. The police have sent
out 81 alarm for 8 former bos1ieT 81
TIE Drake house Ms Drake was Ms
Speacs-'S mother.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
SOY OF NINE KILLS 9oTHsR.
SAs.su- ses-s Tske- sy Iss To
Fzt.er SvSsenis eees OF.

Cc1.sx- W&SA-N-S O. r Mere. g
vex-S cid IVES killed scci6s1sziSy ~
hs- s-ysx--oad so1 81 their ranch hone
near Fay. il Western Whit2Ea county.
Mere Vas hauling straw Sn6 Ind sent
rs so1 - the hOEss for lis sAo.gua.
TIE aRS wh3e leaving re Acose dis
charged re gun tire shot striking his
ncsAs- n TIE breast G1S shorlas-.
So lived less than Al herr
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
CHARMED AWAY TEN wIyEs
Head O. -New Reiisio-- Access
Aes0etisn 5y Husbz-5k

Eizst02- " C.-Tae Rev TO
r Miller. head Ct q rev oeErs
l1Esoa. was z--LCe5 Il Ire Mu1
Court here accused q xhcuc.a-E
wives O. "a otns- Dsa- The case =
continued 70 rS-Eis TIE szznnziis'
Witnesses Before TIE uRl =
wearing q roee & many col0-x. 80
. procession q the women xh&
scceptss his doctrines ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
MAKES THREE STATES or TExss
gsln, Resosgssoa Inerocsce6 IN .
Senate.

Austin TsxzS-A 5c.zt resosz1l
fer Ea Amendment 70 TIE State e
sututsoa dividing Texas inlo =
States was introduced By Ss1z.1
L Hall CT Wharton co-r-
States would bs Nor1h Texas. - y
Palestine West Texas. capital
le1e- and SoziA Texas. capital Assh
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
oARoANELLEs sovsaRDED-
Shells From Torpeoo Beats Fire -
r1unition Depctx

Loado7--Fo1r to-EsLo boats Of q
Allies have sozhs-6a5 the Turks
forts n the Da-6Ers-lss. according
an Athens dispatch 20 TIE Ee5Sle
Telegraph COMPANY. O1e hundred ID
seveasy-tour shells were 6iseaz'eA
and two znnunitioa dePois Eers .
o. FIRE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
RUSSIAN GIRL MS sATTlEs
NSsrSsS szs osesrzess Wis- sAe
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and tins deception ASs ssss been 6zs-
covered TIE C-csS q s. Gec--s.
tozTsA degree has been awarded -
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POSTAL slLL CLIPPED.
Se-zse Committee Re5oess Are-s=rss-
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were CT s2eeo. goo " re Ss1sts ooz
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
TO INCREASE NAVAL FORCE
rz-ssz-e-: Aske5 Te As S2oao Ne-
e British En-cu-,s-t

lsa2So2--Ths z2T1l estimate. s1Ss
issued ASKS Parliament - vote for a.
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Zs2- TA5s zo1l6 hing I'd he total
gsrSozzsl sO- sAs present ysS- 70 sSis-
Go Es2
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
AMERICANS MUST
Be PROTECTED
Vigorous Notes to Go to Both
6elIigerents.
HEUTRALS HAVE RIGHTS

The State Department Is Awaiting
More Definite Information Before
Addressing Notes To 5oth England
and Germany, insisting That While
We Have No Concern With Whs;
They Do To Each Other, Neither
Has the Right to sndaneer smeri-
can Lives On the Neutral Ships.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-02-12
Pacific Coast To Get share

Al a0eodueat Ess adopted al
tho-iE1g the construction Of three Of
the SIX 6est1oye-s OF The Pacific coast
Five O. TIE submarines are 10 be built
he-e TIE bill provides that any Of
the vessels authorized nay be COL
sU1cted Il government yaris. but
Chairman Pa6sets- q the Naval Com
1i1tes. explained that the New York
plant the only che 70 which battle
ship might Be given. already was work
iog &c rs capacity
AL rev legislation. including pro
visions for TIE creation Of 6 naval re-
ss-Ts- for a aide for operations IN the
Navy Department 70 head g var board
x16 to- creation Of the rank Q. admiral
and vicAz6u-zl. were stricken from
shs bill several days sso. Al effort
xiii he made 70 have them restored Il
TIE senate