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Evening star., 1915-04-07
Comment in Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM, April I, via London,
12:40 pm.-Commenting on the pub
lished summary of the American note
to Great Britain, the Cologne Gazette
says:
ut appears to be note against Ger
many rather than against England, and
it is so framed that England may leave
it unnoticed without having reason to
fear any serious steps from the Ameri-
can government.
Against Germany. however. although
in veiled manner. the reproach is
made that she does not observe the
principles of warfare as recognized by
civilized countries. The note, in fact,
gives the impression of an anti-German
measure. since it affords England certi-
tude that she may continue her illegal
blockade of Germany. 1t is carte
blanche for the English war of star
yation.
Thus ends this second American pro-
test against the sea tyranny of Eng
land as pitiably as did the first. Amer
lea submits to every English act of
violence. while at the same time she
continues eagerly to supply our enc
mics with arms and other material, and
even advances them money for these
supplies
Evening star., 1915-04-07
London Papers View.

LONDON, April The Post in an
editorial says of the American reply to
the British note: "It is cordially con-
ceived and is phrased in lucid, moder-
ate and logical terms"
Reviewing both notes, the Post re
grets that Great Britain saw At to
plead that it's action was necessary as
a reprisa1 for the actions of Germany,
adding:
The pretext was perhaps unfortu-
nate. 1t laid open the British govern
ment to the ironical retort, of course
uttered by the United States, that his
majestys ministers could not possibly
be supposed to regard illegal action on
their part as justified by Illegal action
on the part of Others
Concluding, the editorial laments the
fact that the order neither squares
with nor is substitute for the dec
larations of Paris and London or The
Hague conventions" and says: If II
is to replace them the fact should be
formally stated
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Berlin Newspapers Comment
on the American Note to.
Great Britain.
COLOGNE GAZETTE SEES
"REPROACH TO GERMANY"
Question of Damages Discussed by
London and Paris Journals
Tense of England's Course.

BERLIN. April J. via London, 12:1 5
p.m.-The Berlin newspapers today
publish summaries of the America n
note to Great Britain on the order in
council With the exception of the
kreuz Zeitung, they make no comment
upon it This paper, however, says:
IF this summary is correct. the note
means the far-reaching retreat of
America. inasmuch as it permits Great
Britain to carry out its blockade
measures against American ships even
when they carry goods which are not
contraband, but come or go to ports
of hostile lands. In this America sur
renders the principle that every block
ade must be effective
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Absolute Divorce Is Sought.

Absolute divorce is asked in Il petit
tion filed in the District Supreme Court
by John B. Patterson against Maggie
Patterson. They were married In 1896.
Attorney f. L. Gies represents the hus-
Evening star., 1915-04-07
State of Legitimate Defense" :"

They find themselves before that ad-
versary in state of legitimate de-
fense. Seized by the throat, they take
UP the arms ready at hand. If third
parties are disturbed in the course of
this hand-toh hand fight France. and
Great Britain are not responsible.
why, instead of witnessing the
combat as simple spectators. do not
third parties throw themselves upon
the highway robbers who have as
sailed innocent passersby? They would
thus better render homage to principle
than by looking from right to left to
see il there is not something to pick
up
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Boy Treated for Cut Over Eve.

Arthur Stearn. five years old, 20 Mas
SachuSettS avenue northeast was
treated at Casualty Hospital yesterday
afternoon for a cut over his eye. He
that the driver of a dirt
wagon struck him with stone
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Maps and Photos.

At each plate at the dinner was map
showing the relative sizes of the United
States, Alaska and Great Britain. The
place cards were photographs of the
Roosevelt. except that of Secretary
Redfield, which was painting by Miss
Peary. The guests were treated to
stereopticon pictures of the frozen
arctic penetrated by Admiral Peary.
and when picture of a pinnacle of ice
at the north pole, with the Stars and
Stripes flying above it. was thrown on the
screen there was long applause
On the banquet table was placed A
silver model of the type of ships used
by the explorers Hudson Davis and
Baffin. It bore the following inscription:
tion:
This representation of a ship such
as was used by John Davis, Henry
Hudson and William Baffin, illustrious
arctic navigators of the olden time.
has been presented by the Royal Scot,
tish Geographical Society in token OF
congratulation. admiration and recoe-
milton to Robert Edwin Peary, Ameri-
can citizen, an explorer of the frozen
arctic, not less daring than his daring
predecessors. who was the first to at
tain to that thrice noble goal so long
sought by innumerable bold mariners
the north pole. Edinburgh, 2ith Nav
1910"
Guests at Dinner
In addition TO Secretary Redfeld the
guests were Secretary of Agriculture
Houston, Secretary of the Interior
Lane, Senator Chamberlain of Oregon,
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Jones. Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Sweet, Commissioner of Fisheries Hugh
mi ST
Evening star., 1915-04-07

life. admiration for the clear-cut execu-
tive business ability and methods OF
my friend. Secretary Redfield, and In :
terest In the present and future deVel-
opnlent of our enormous arctic prov
ince-Alaska-are the causes which
have led to this assemblage of my
friends.
THE discovery of the pole is now
ancient history. We Americans are IN
terested in the present and the future.
but il seemed particularly fitting that
tile noble ship should link the past
with the future on this particular date
ana give us the opportunity of hearing
from the lips Of the men who are
shaping the work of developing Alaska
something in regard TO their plans and
program
Evening star., 1915-04-07

1t is to be supposed that ghosts
enter a haunted house with the aid of
skeleton keys.
Evening star., 1915-04-07

Only Ono "BROMO QUININE.-
Whenever you feel q cold coming oD think OF
the full name. LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE
T1lck far signature OF r. w GROVE boz. BE
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Secretary Redfeld's Remarks.

Secretary Redfed said. in part
''As one looks back at the picture OF
things as they We're in Alaska even but
two years ago. and as indeed they to
some degree still are. though happily on
the mend. it affords an excellent exam
pie of the foolishness of that so-called
economy which allows terrible waste of
life and property in avoiding small en-
penditure Officers of some of the serN-
ices here represented. aye. some of you
present. were sent to sea i'll vessels that
were both unsafe and unfit for the work.
The duties of an empire were handled
on a parochial scale. and with lnstru-
ments as conspcuousiy weak and want
ing as the men using the instruments
We're capable and fine.
THE shores of ALASKA are Uttered with
wrecks. Many more lives have been lost
therein than the entire force with which
the government safeguards those danger
GUS shores, and property has been wasted.
needlessly. TO certainly double the value
that was paid for the whole of Alaska
itself The whole discreditable record is
one from which at last it has been learned
that what is worth doing at all is worth
doing well. and that wise expenditure is
true economy We, however. are facing
the light. not looking back at the dark
Evening star., 1915-04-07

notk but dc
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s.
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Suggestion of Damages.

SO long as they are acknowledged
by the British government they pro-
vide, as the American note not OBJ
scurely hints, ground for actions for
damages TO be brought by neutral ma
tions.
1T will be rather hard if. in addition
to the other expenses involved III
maintaining party tenets. the public is
expected to settle the long bill for
compensation to neutral nations at the
end of the war. Such, however, is the
indeed. the British proclamation is to
remain a dead letter."
Calls It "Well Reasoned Document"
PARIS. April THE Journal Des
on the American note regarding the allies
blockade against Germany, says it is a
well reasoned document, and that France
and Great Britain will be ready to com
pensate innocent neutrals for losses due
to errors made by French and British
ships.
In concluding, the editorial says:
Great Britain and France will certain
ly be in accord with the United States
upon another point They also are per-
suaded that whatever innovations in the
rights of men are deemed necessary they
should be in conformity at least with the
spirit and principles that are the essence
of the rules of war.
For their part they have not in
fringed either the spirit or principles
but they are fighting with enemy
who recognizes no other rule than
force, and for whom any means to van
man, even the most contrary to sacred
la WS.
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Need of More Ships.

DR.. Hugh NJ. Smith. commissioner of
fisheries, told of the recently an
nounced buying by the government of
the Roosevelt and explained the pur-
poses to which the ship will be put.
DR.. Smith brought out the urgent
need of the bureau of fisheries for more
ships. He said:
We are in urgent need of more YES
SeiS, and shall continue to ask for them,
in order properly to discharge the re-
sponsIDilities imposed on us by Con-
gress in respect to the fishes, fur
bearing and other aquatic animals of
Alaska: but we feel encouraged at the
beginning that has been made, for we
are now in better position than ever
before to serve the vast territory whose
immediate welfare and future prosper
ity depend on the efficiency of each of
the various federal agencies having
control"
Speaking of what the Interior De-
partment is doing in Alaska, Assistant
secretary Jones said that the resources
of that country are comparatively un-
touched and that notwithstanding this
there has been obtained and put into
the markets of the world products to
the value of about s550.000,000, or al
most 81 for each acre Of the entire
Alaska territory. He spoke of former
congressional enactments, under which
he said land-grabbing and monopoly
worked injury.
"A reform has come in the last few
years" he said. the wisdom or un-
wisdom of which policy it is useless
to discuss"
He told of recent legislation by
which il is hoped Alaska may be tided
over her period of transition, and said:
Under the present policy, which
seems fairly established. we can look
forward to a time in the near future
when the people of Alaska will behold
newer and brighter day. We should
not forget that the pioneers give value
10 the power sites, the coal. the timber
and townsites, and il should be deemed
privilege to participate in devoting
the proceeds of all government re-
sources in Alaska to the development
and upbuilding of that country"
Dr. E. Lester Jones, superintendent
of the coast and geodetic survey, told
of the surveys work in the territory
and declared that it is to the past eff
cient work of the survey that Alaska
owes In large measure its present
prosperity.
Evening star., 1915-04-07

Spring Summer
designs and color
ings, 50 and 80
inches wide. at oc
ward. .
Fourth foor-6 elevators.
Evening star., 1915-04-07

A distinctive and becoming fea-
ture is the twelve buttons, with silk
cord and tassels to simulate tacing,
at each side OF the coat. The sleeves
are finished with two narrow bands
OF self material. with buttons. The
skirt is gored with 5-inch hem and
H-inch tuck
Evening star., 1915-04-07
69cfor Pa1ais Royal 81 to 81 so Lingerie


RoalIm
0ctoh lneana bargain
the eCorseCt rsandD Drawers
Evening star., 1915-04-07

and vanished doors
smeared frauds. Com
Don't forget to bring
hoor-6 elevators.
Best at Less Than
Usual Prices
Evening star., 1915-04-07

Inspection is urged because
wonders at the price.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-06
Nms MeriFo.

@us @aibineton miro aeme[-
oct, oaB Die 8e5iebungen spiidea
Den IN Der mertfariiden SauptItaot
befinaliaen 3ip[ofnatem ua6 Garra,i.
ga, Der ieBt tpieoer I'M 8eiib Der
@auptitaot it, 10 eeipantt geiporoell
ilno, oaB, Die 9iplomaten es in CT.
mdgltng ge5ogen baben, genleiniam
Die Sallptitaot 81 berlniien 1no oamit
often oiplomatiiden gerfe6r nit 0ae-
rico ab5ltbreden. Die Ser. Gtaaten
iueroen oa0ur6 ni6t 6eriibrt, 90 Iie
lett Snerta's Staatsitreid offi5ielI
feine oiplonlatiidle Gerbinouna mebr
nit Wferico nnterbolten. 0aerico
milroe alio tatidblid), nenn Sic gi-
plomoten lire 9robung ausfiibreit,
oas eir5ige 2ano in Ser @elt ieiu,
oas init feinem oitoern 2anoe In oi-
plonlutiider 8erbiuouhg It6n6e, Sos
.8ertuiirfnis 5miiden garran5a uno
ben fren1oen 8iplonaten lit baourd
eutitatloen, oaB oie 9iplontaten lid,
ieiner5eit, uno 5tpar in pollig bered).
tigter @eiie, ipeigerten, gorron3a
nod gero grli5 gu folget, als er iid)
Dor 8illa 0ortbiii fliihtete. Seit Der
@ieoerbeIeBnng Ser Gtaot 0urd oie
garran5iitas baben ii6 garranSa's
8ertreter, auf ieineii 9efe6l BIN ben
8iplomoten iebr ihroff gegeniiberge-
ifellt Sic baben es ibnen, oaour6
Dob iie oas @bienoen nno gmpfaneel
bon Gbiffre gelegron,iuen perboten,
nobe5l unnroglid) gemaht, III einer
@eiie nit ibren Geeierltngen Gil pers
febren, Die fir Die lebteren iiberbaupt
BON 8ert iit oenn Die iliht 6iffrier-
ten Selegranme tueroen alle BON ben
Garran5a 8eboroe cenIiert nro es
oarf ilihts berihtet perben, oas it,
men nidt paBt. gu elmer &rilis
ideint es in oen 8e5iebuneei1 oer 9i-
plomaten 81 Garrar5a oont orrh Die.
9robultg oes 2ebteren gefonlnen 3ii
iein, Dob er ben fpaniiden @eiailb-
ten per Sdub aus Dem 9nn6e brins
gen laiien tperoe. fpenti er einen ut
Die @eianotidaft gefGidteten Spa,
nier, Ser ein 9orteisdnger gilla's
iein foll, nidt ausliefere.
-9ei 8illooaina, noroli6 BON
@ionterep, ioll elm @efe6t itattgefun-
BEN boben, in Dem oie @illiitas iieg-
reid geblieben iino.
sSn @I &oio lit Die gtadrift
eingetroffen, General @uitierrea Der
friibere fonbentionaliltiife 9rdii.
BENT, babe. iiiolid bon San 2uis $50.
toii cine bollitonoiee 9deoerlage er.
litten uno feline 3ruppen botten iid
in bas @ebirge gefliidtet. 8iele BON
leinen 2eilten Ieien au6 gu ben
9iniItos iibereegangen. gaatiirlidb
itammen bieie gsadridten aus @iI(i-
ito-QueIlen.
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Der Wert der risnits Kobls.

Die Puma Burner aiib Siirnnce
Company" bon Rittsburg ga, bat eiile
fleine Mnlnge bier at Der Glib Ssllano<
ilnb gaort6 StraBe, bitlter @eners. ei,ls
geribtet, fpo iie eine nele Metbobe bs5
8rennens bon 2ignite beinpnitriert iillo
babel beoelitenb Before 9feiultate ersielt
als NIT treenb einem anberen grenf,mo@
terial erreibt tperben
Semonitrationen fitlben tdgli6 bon
2 Biz 4 l1br nadbnlittass itatt, bon,
0eontng, g. Sebriiar an Ser iid fin
bieie neiie ginfiibrlng intereniert, lit
freunolitbft eineeIaberL Ber in ben all<
9e9ebeneu Stllnoen nidbt fontnlen tnim,
fam nit ilns cine nnbere Belt 6eitints
men
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-06

@sm ariessidanplat bel @ar-
id1aai ipir6 nidts iueiter semeloet, ais
bah Die Sample nod iinmer i'm @au.
ae iinb. Sn ben 3arpatBen lit bic
Gage Hod) unpcranbert; bic 9itiien
neIbem Grfoige i'm iueitliden Sell,
iuenm bic Melbnns ipabr 1T, 10 iinO
bic GrfoIse bod 10 nnbe6eutenb, 6aa
iie bic Gage nidJt beran6ert baben.
Mber bic Neionugen iuerben mol nidJt
ridtis Iein, 6emn ans gSien fommt
bie 4adridlt, Der singriff Der giaiIrn
lei tatIdd3ii@ Sniammemgebrodei,.
Sine Sonbpner Gepeide bebnnp-
tet, bic SlniItm battem iueiilid) bon
@aridan bic Cffeniibe ersriffen,
ieisn aber Die gsnra sesansen uno
battem ,uebrere bemtidje Tpiitioncn
senpmmten. @om bentider Seite lit
bic Hadridt nod nidt beitGtist. Sic-
felbe .9epeihe 6ebanptet, bic DETER
reider seben ben @erluit bum Sar-
nuiu in GaIisien at; andj bieie Rad.
ridjt TT nod nidt beitatist.
tlnIere Megirrilns fat cine offisiel-
le GrflarMn6 bon Berlin 6e5iiglidJ Der
Saltnn8 Der bent. 9lesierng In Iesmg
amf me,atrale .San6elsid)iffe, iueldc
Die BON ben 9ettidjen fir Rriegsgc-
biet erflarten ensliiden 0eipGiIer bs.
fabrtn iuoiitrn, erbalten. gsad) bic.
ier Grflar,tng iuirb 0eatidjlan6 ame,
rifanifde Sdiffe, bic 2ebemsmittel
FIR bic Gibil6eb6lfernng ieinSlidler
eamoer an gorb fat, ritbig fabrem
laiIrm mnb nidf belGitigem.
GHslifd5c 3eitungcn tim i6r &c.
ties bic beatide GrflGrnng, Sas iie
eie eneliIdjen 0eipaiier ais ariegs.
gebiet anTehen iuiiroen, ais beoen.
tiiHgsies binsnitellen. glud bebanp.
fen ne, es Eei bas nls elm 8eueis an.
snieben, baF Scntidlanbs Strait balS
sn Gnhe Tel nn6 itellen iid an, als
Ieien re ii6er 0entidlnnSs Serial.
rem meraliTdD bpd) entriiitet. o@il
f5mHtrn natiirlid,". fast Der y9ailt
Selesrapp In 9onbon, p@ieoerber
ssItnnssmasresela ansiibem, beHr
iuir fa6en siuei Nfaf 10 biel 1tnter
ieebspfe als Te,itIdHanS, a6er iuii
tnm bas nidjt, mir m5dten nid)t 81
eimer fsfhen siefe Der gemeinbeii
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aarlt lleberl6t.

&aaspfe Dor @arid)nm 6anern
an. Ansrtff Der GniIem anf Die
&arpataeu lit sriammensebro-
fen.
Grffar,iitg SentidllanSs ii6er
feime @ipfabe Der ensliidJen
WeipGiIer.
Sa 9e1ttIdlamb jitbelt man
iiber ben ltnterieebout aries
segeH Grtglano.
Die ensIiiden @erlnite in Der
Nprolee Sdladyt feitgeitellt.
9emtidlanO legt Gruteit gesea
rniTiFde 9robnnsen elm.
Ssn gDnSOn bebauptet man,
Die Maifen iudren iiber Die Ssm-
ra seaaaacn.
Sin Sell Der Mannidaft Dcs
&reit5trs pGmben" tit in So-
Seioa nngefOmnen.
Die 9siiSien baben feim bout
id}ss Sdiff bei Der Smiel Mipea
in ben @rnmb gebubrt.
anitraiien ienbet lueitere
Srnppsu.
9entIdJIanb- ipiro Die 5iueite
ariessauleibe i'm 1idrs ansse-
ben.
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Die Kdmpfe ufn lUdrSei)au
dducrf1 an.
Deulhland's GrkIdrung lber Rine Blockade der
engllINen 6ewdlIer.
9eiiticblanOfS 61ueite 8riegsnnlcilc.
GngL VerluIte in der nordIeelNIad)t feltgeneIIt.
Sin Sell Der Wannid)ait oes Grsusers ,Gmoen"
f0a gerettet ien

cine @ruppe pom Marooenren, Ne-
praientanten Der beuti1en 9frrneel
auf5unebnen oeren Sanbe nit see
raltbter geute gefullt iilo. 0as gilo.
traat Die ueberidrift r9eltti6e @du-
Der nabe bet @oridal". Ssn @irf-
li6fett lit oas Bib Der brei alige6Ii-
den 9iebe IN oeutIbenl Sffi5iersrang
Dem 8lotte Sport i'm gilo~ ger. "a
bonn Sunni eittnomnten. Sdipeoiid)e
3eitungen beroffentli6en iest cine
@egeniiberitellung ser tpirflihen uno
Der iibernonlmenen Photographic.
9ieies neue 9eiipiel ser i6Gn6lideii
&altpfespeiie ltnierer @egner miro
III Berlin in beroieilter gSeile ge-|
fenn5ei6net. SSSn @irflinfeit ite0(t
Die geitoblene Photographic oor, mic
Die oeutIde aniierin nod eineln &en-
ren ben orei 2eutnnnts Seroer, Ggpn
4rieger lno 8rieger @bre1lpreiie
ii6ergiebt !.
gSie nus Berlin gemelbet miro,
fat Die Oeatid)e Hegiernna gegen sic
Grpbnng Der ritiiiIden 9aegierrua.
tic iuerSe Die Seiabang bes bentId)cn
Gariebal 2uftIdJiffes, oas bei 81.
ban gernntergeidDoilem iuuroc, ,uie
@crbred)er 6ebau0eln, bitrd cine nen-
trale Wiadjt Erpteit eimgeleat. Die
p&Dlniidle 3eitnns" Sru5t nit idjar-
fen acknowledgements,
menm &iklanb ieine 9ro6nna snr
slnsfiiBritng bringe.
Cine gea6ridt aus @enf bebalp.
tet General BON 8orouneen, Ser Set
ter Der 0perationen i'm Iiiolid)en
eliaB, lei our6 feinolide 2ufti6ii-
Ter Die iein &auptquartier bombar-
oierten, se8ipungen noroen nod
Ofiblbauien 8uriif5ifebrerl, glns
Wfiiblbanien babe man aae ipidtiaen
Gapiere iufO @ertiadenl naA sSrei.
burg gebradt. Die gfadridt lit bon
oeutiAer geite ilidt beftatigt.
gelaien bat groteit oogeeen eirge-
legt, DAB 3eutidla1b oas belgiide
grequator Der frenloen &oniuIn II,
gelgien niht onerfennen ipo[le rnn
be6aliptet, Die 8er. Staoten itilnnl.
ten NIT inn oarin therein, oab
9euti6lono fein 9iedt oo5u babe.
Rad ben Mitteilrngen aus @aibillg-
Ton 5ll urteilen, lit 2etteres nidt
iDabr.
@on Berlin aus iuirS bic 9seters-
burger gtadjrid)t, ann 3. syc6riar ba-
be Elm rniiifdeS ltnterieeboot einen
bentid]en SorpeSobput 3eritDrer bei
Der eSniel Mpen in Der Office III ben
Grmmb gebObrt, fir nmluabr erflart.
Slider baben in Ser Sberiie Sic
2eide zines oelitiden 2uftidiffers ges
funoen, Der our1 Elm Sdrapnell ge.
totet ipur0e. Wtan glalibt, er geb5r-
| te 5n oenelt, 6ie am g8eibna6tstage
| Die 9tneriffsfabrt nod gnglal,o
mahten.
Ins Der anitraliiden Stabt Wsel.
bourne iuirS semelbet, slnitralien 6a-
be iid er6Oten, ai,fer ben 1000 Mann
mDnatlidt 1000 Mann ertra sn idjif.
fen.
gluS Berlin miro geneloet, oaII
Bis iebt in beul &riege 8tpei 8rofeiIo-
rem, 275 9fi6ter, 240 &e6tsontpGlte
uno 334 giieiioren gefallen iino
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BtnaD1fe19en. SaS ertnlert (llt 0tc
0cididte BON 0em Sitds, Dem Die
Sraitben sm iaiter iuaren.
glns Berlin nleloet man: @ans
9eliti6lano jubelt iiber oen grfolg
Der neuen, gegen England nun einge-
leiteten inlo BON @roB-AonliraI bon
Sirpit iiineit oneefiinoieten Golitif
oes l1nterieeboot &rieges sur Ser
ni6ttng oes britii6en @anbels nno
sur slusbungerung oes &onigreides.
9luf Der an6ern Seite tnaht iia IN
gang England Die grobte, formlih
an 8aliif sren3enbe geItiir5ung iiber
Oie llnerbort fiibnen @oritoBe Ser
oeutiden Eauhboote geltenb. Oieien
8oritoBer Der llnterieeboote, belon-
oers Dem iiberrai6eitoen llmitanr,
oaB oieie 9oote iid bis an oie @eit-
fiiite @roBbritanniens mngen nno
jelbit IN ben MerieD einorineet I'M
oie Sortiee SdIfffa6rt 5lt beltnrnbi-
gen miro bier Die groBte 8eoeutilng
beieenieiien. Die enaliide 9olitit
0es geplanteir slusbungerns 9ertidy-
Ilonos miro, 10 miro erff1rt, anf
Gnglono ielbft 5uriidfallen. vsSortan
muB oie britiide shiffabrt nit beilt-
i6er llnteriee @efabr re6nen4
fiibrt &apit1i1 8eriius i'm y8erliner
Saseblatt~ aus, ubritiide geeoer
fonnen bieier @efobr nur eiltgeben,
nenn iie ben Sanoel eirlteQei1. ST.
Ser u9oit" beiBt es: ugSir ieben be-
reits, oab Delitiblauo Die 3ufubr
BON 2ebensnitteIn nad gngIdn6 abs
8uidneioeil iidt, inoenr es alien
ousip1rfiger San6el na1 BEN Snielr,
oes &onigreides berbinoert. Gs ber-
ipridt oies eroBen grfoIs.~ 9ie
p9erti6e Sagesaeitlug1 iagt:: y8ir.
boffei1, baB Der SonoeIsfrieg, Ser
iebt nn1 6en @etp1liern gnglanos
aetrneen Miro, oie @nraeI bes trans-
oceaniiden &onoeIs treffen miro"
slns Berlin luiro semelbet, Sig
siueitc beutIde ariegsanleibe iperoc
iuabrideiulid 81 gnfang Mars nnD
inter giinitigen 9lnsiidJten ansgese-
ben iperbem.
Die EreiIe 9entid]lanbs beipridJt
bic nadJ an6 nadD amtlidJ snseitanSe-
men @erlmite 6es britiiden Sdladt-
freaser Geld)iuabers in Der See
id)lad)t in Der 9orbiee mnb mad)t oa-
ramf anfmerfiam, bah aus bieien
Gingeitanbniilen nnnmebr bentliA
berbDrsebt, bah in iener Sdjladjt bic
Sdladtfrenser n2ipn", osiger1,
pErineek SiogaI" nnb ogseiu 3ee-
lan6 mebr Dber iueniger Idjiuer 6e-
idjaOiat iuiir6en.
Gs fdJeint fid idon iuie6er cine
enslifde gsadjridt ais 2iise eriueiieu
81 iuullen. Sc iumroe ieinerseit gc-
melOet, baf jsner Sell Der Naanns
idaft oes Greitsers oGmoen", Der
anf bem Sdiff yMpeiba" entfpmmea
mar, bpn bem britiiden 6iilfsfen4
ser yGmpref Of Sapaa" sefanacn
genunmen iei. Sett fommt ans 8sr-
lin Die 0adJridt, bic 2ente ieien mnn-
ter unb ipOI bebalten inter Der Sci.
fnng oes &apitan 2emtnamts uol.
0inefe In Der 0Gbe bon 6oSeiba am
9ioten Neer gelanbet. Gs iei linen
sesIiift, onrdl Die Strafe pOn gab-
Gl-Manbeb, bic Gimfabrt in Sas &ptc
Meer, nnb an Der In ibr liegenoen
ensliiden Sniel 8erim uurbei su
fommen.
Die in 9taBldno ipeitperbreiteie
illititrierte 3eitidrift o8ie gansc
@elt" ber0ffentlidt in ibrer gsoper,.
berniinlmer Elm gilo, oos orei 6eut.
fdle &oboIIerieoffi5iere BARTLETT, oi1
iilberne gofale IN BEN S6nben bal
fen: oorunter itebt folgenber ruff
ider Cert: ,gg gliifte intfern 4iinIt.
Ter, Dem Bbotoeropben 81. 9. Co..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-06
gereits bemerft.

8oter Gum 8erebrer ieiner Godl-
ter): sic fonnen gar ni6t gIaubelL
ipelde tpunoerbare 9t6tIel meme
9O9ter ouf8ugeben berItebtl"
gerebrer: %, bas bob id fhon
an Dem generff, mas iie mir beuta
sum @iien borgeiebt batl"