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Esau eos large cans mix. ste. ! can.
salmon. stc stall tgt lean pork roAs,
taiso ~ Tie pure lard. str Stall a
good steak isr ~ Cirri~ W lamb chops
ttr - stall ~ legs - spring lamb. itc
IA rnand steak tsr 10 stall -. zee
coffee. ! y lbs ter; Gee hulk teas Soc II .
Royal baking powder. n can. nc. atall
az. Forfnosa oelons tea. ter II new
spider LEG tea. see r. Stall $40. new
comb honey FOR ssr. best fulf cream
cheese, ihs stc. peanut butter ihs
ske ptAii azi Toe loaf horne made bread
&C., Tor isc. cup cakes. Ice dos German
coffee cakes lee each
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by GERTRUDE M. PRICE

Beauty. brains and courage are
united IN lovely Helen Holmes. the
heroine OF the dcath-darinR series OF
pictures known TO the public as
The Hazards OF Helen"
Thrills. did you say Well, yes.
a few.
Then you know. she laughingly
says. ITS up 10 me 10 play the payf
no matter how frightened may
be g
This speech suggests the ques.
ton. Are YOU ever FRIGHTENED,
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BON MARCHE
TO RING OLD
DENNY BELL

The Bon Marche has received
permission 20 have the bell from
the tower Of Denny hall. at the uni.
yersliy. brought downtown and
erected st Second and Union. whore
I, will ha rung every hour Wcdnas.
day. In honor OF the Liberty Bell
This boil was the first one Seattle
ever had II came here in 1859. Il
rang the alarms for tho Indian war
IN 1867 II rang the alarm At the
time % the Chinese riots. and also
when the big Seattle fire started.
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WILSON At CAPITAL
LATER IN the week

WASHINGTON. July l3.-Presi-
dent Wilson win probably return to
Washington the latter part OF the
week. Secretary Tumulty said to.
day. lie added that this was a
guess, but spoke OF the presidents
carly return confidently.
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INVESTIGATE
EXPLOSION
~ CARL w. AckERnAN

~ CARL w. AckERnAN
BERLIN. July t3.--in note
handed 10 Ambassador Gerard
by the foreign office last night
Germany gave assurances that
full investigation would be
made AZ TO the explosion which
damaged the American S. S.
Nebrsskan May 25.
II IL should be shown tho ship
was torpedoed by a submarine. full
compensation will be made
The NebrAskan. which was the
first vessel TO pass thru the Pan
anna canal with freight from San
Francisco. was badly damaged by
an explosion while in British wa
ters, but was able to make port
WASHINGTON. July 13-No Of.
fetal protest was ever made TO Ger
many regarding the explosion
which damaged the s. S. Ne
braskan. as the impression has
been here that the vessel struck a
mine. The note handed 90 Ambas.
gador Gerard In Berlin Is in re.
Spouse 10 a request from Washing
ton for such Information as the
German authorities might have.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Spinach lsA lee large rurufnh~Fs
tc green beans. ia itc bsets =
hunrhss Sc squash. ttr each cautifleNsr.
zoe each. lettuce. beads D.. yhubath. &
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les strs peaches Zee doH piams use
hasss, milk bread. for sae. 70 bread.
u FOR fkoi home made bread. acc zach
large inasss itr: Alaska herring ske
dos smnlt. los fto. fresh rhufned
butter, ih- Sc. cream cheese. lbs
8tci best pot roast. isNr ~. lamb
chops, . ihs -. compound lard. lee 10.
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REAL ESTATE
ATTENTION. UoMTsErKTRs
no YOU REALIZE

That you ran buy garden tract
81 fine acreage az Kirkland. with
new house ard we'll. close 60
Lake Washington Rns 'ha county
ferry. for tG2a on term. 81 $50
cash. go monthly You can
raise chickens. fruits berries
and work IN Seattle ~ boat.
daily. Take Madison ear and
county ferry direct to Burke a
FnrrArs office In Kirkland
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ACREAGE
$50 TO 500 DOWN

I have several acfes fforttnE 30
tftch htshwaY nss house iAnf
all cleared ard party fenced
black. Fieh saill seed aftsslsa
sell This piaes eiass 60 later
uFham station. school and stores
Tor fitte
. AtH t@~ s~ hen.a ismd all
cleared ana pt8wsa hisek rish
VALLEY isna adtpiainN lhssrurbaa
raiitaat. blocks ffam depot
stores sHf hnuf t'fies itaHa
its AZ Hfs -siana house nu,hutia-
tnss tana eli cleared ard fsaesd.
Price 1859 FuF quick sale esu
q, ses Nsn YORK. Hlerk Asd in-
quite foF MF utxsn
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Business Chances

40 Business Chances
ron SALE oB HENf because 81 sic.
ness. Feams. suitable faf business 81.
fees fsr iadY or gentleman. or tfansisnt
reaninE house ABBY sii Fuurth
doOp eltY dairy bu.tasss 10 tFada raf
seattle acreage o. suburban home "A.
dress Teso. star
HOME hkkEnY. deins Knoa cash busi-
ness Coed opportunity Tor tpa people
feoa r Nnion q
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EXCHANGES

so EXCHANGES
TWO fnuasfu tFnu4n rnttaE~s safu~
q zoo. fof ps fnam huuse. same
value ~ i~ss aalrrumihsrsf owuess
only kdaFsss jacobs. ~ ". esth
o. ritY
IMPROVED ttsaers farrh ss. miles fem
Anwnd Tor free and clear Hsatffs home
20 80 - see. owners only Address }
JNeehs so W s&rh 81 city
ife ACRES wheat tans. Milckitat ceuntyt
90 can ~ irrigated Want t.saafn hun.
raiew. Seattle nes ~. uranastsw WI
TnkUt1N@ Wrias AZ Msw Yagk niees
MORTGAGE LOANS
nFans Investment Co. ,sb thr Esahanss
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rot sHE tostSa VALUABLE TIME
WHY DELAY LoNgEnt
Yea esnHnt uaA
HETwEh f.ANp PROPORTION
Thsn ws are affeFins ct
THREE LAKES
sanbnmisn cauntr. Wash.
uuT sow
white Yau car select from
Ttn HE#r
isra. srsai wsu located good iana
raiFs stages daily ffAfas excellent
roads schools. stpfsl church n d
phaus. nsinhbars Prices aad terms
THE LOWEST
rot DEAL WITH rs DIRECT
wris. ar zee r. " MEfkLEloHN. Mgr
Lard Dept Three Lakes t.hs Co.
1871 l.. G. Smith Htax.. Seattle.
IRIS FrWr rWr PLACE
rsa h.s. been Looking fer rou ear sn-
auifs 6. ia Or - serss - rleh level
CsTHCAHr LANDS
In she Good eeit center
q, ysrY attractive priess ans - very
sssY serYns Location srcsssibtiitr ard
qaAiitr - sst considered rou cannot
a. better sisswhers come In ana lea
~ give vuu eoenutsfs information.
WEST WHEELER
fsp calrnan uicrk Main tss5
. ~---'--- 8
III NORTH or CITY
10 arsss. : asres bottom lard hstwssn
street ear ard sound Price $500. half
cash
Tot. sextss 80 alley. ttst hair cash
10 acres close tn Kingston. ttAa.
Corner lot tesi0a On Market at. 1850.
TpE%g a unOuEnu
sses vernon Place Phone ballard SIS
FIVE ACRES SHOT CLAY. $3.50
s25 CASH a. s. PER MONTH
THIS "a fine tsuf AMI veil iHrntrf handy
50 markets snf cheap fare 70 seattle
only shrss tracts l#ff ~ 'his price
CLIFFORD A. VAN ARsDALE. Inc
1913 Third Ave- tel washington ~
a LITTLE SNAP FOR CASH
Fer at cash ynu ran buy 3 arrss north
81 cts Tor 1900 that IL surrounded ~
lard That has been soia Cor three times
the price ~ this irs on a county
road handy 20 Everett iuierwrban. rich,
black sell and has small creek thru e.
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
1919 THIRD Ave. iat Washington So
20 ACRES. close 90 PAuisbo FOR ft.o01
Garden soil. Oscar HroSn. Hanger
wash
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MOTORCYCLES

AcIDHcfc ana ssco.4d hand
all makes. some Of these taken on new
lSDIAH MOTORcYCLEs Baliou q
Wright, slf p Pike st.. near Broadway
Phone East All
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Emily crosby vs.. Roy Crosby. cruelty.
Hattie Pearl vs.. Geo. ~, Pearl. non.
support
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WELL DRILLING AND
TESTING
PATENT ATTORNEY

FoR sALE-Ons first-oiass iight auto
delivery. with truck. at the right price
Puget Sound Wagon Works Phone
Elliott a530W
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10

the victims. He expressed hope that
there would be no further such ca
tastrophes.
BerIin.-The German government
has cabled to state department at
Washington an expression of deepest
sympathy over loss of American lives
through destruction of Lusitania.
Germany, however, reiterates her
declaration that responsibility rests
with British government.
The message declares that real re-
sponsibility rests with England's
starvation blockade Germany ex-
presses regret that Americans relied
upon England's promises instead of
German warnings.
Washington. - German Ambassa-
dor Bernstorff called at the state de-
partment today to express regret for
loss of American lives.
New York.-Already 90 have can
celed passage on the White Star liner
Olympic, British boat scheduled to
sail Friday. About 60 passengers will
sail.
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WOMAN BEATS OFF MAN

Police failed to capture the man
who attempted to assault Mrs. Cliff
ford McKelvey in her fiat at 4643 Ev-
ans av last night, although they ar
rived less than Is minutes after the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-10

GERMANS DROP BOMBS OVER
LONDON SUBURBS
London, May 10. - Zeppelins and
aeroplanes today dropped bombs
within 40 miles of London. They
flew over South End, at the mouth
of the Thames, dropping over 100
bombs. There was great property
damage and at least one woman is
dead. She jumped from a window.
Queen Mary's hospital was the mark
for 38 bombs, all of which missed, say
the authorities. The raid took place
before daybreak. Smaller towns
around South End also had bombs
dropped on them.
Rome.-Circumsta reports de-
clare that Italy's time limit for Aus
tria, to make satisfactory reply to
demands expires at midnight tonight.
Berlin. - German war. office de-
clares that Russians invading Hun
gary have all been expelled and that
Russian forces south of Uszok pass
have retreated north to escape ami
hilation.
London.-SeVere fighting from Bel.
gian frontier to the North sea is re-
ported. Germans are driving heavy
attack south of Hill 60 toward Fur
nos and Newport. Petrograd admits
Germans still occupy Libau.
Paris.-Dunkirk again bombarded
by German heavy guns.
Rome. - Destruction of Lusitania
may draw Italy into war. Many news
papers lukewarm toward war now
say it is only question of time I'M
til an Italian steamer will be sunk and
are urging the government to take
immediate action against Austria.
Austrian and German subjects are
leaving Italy by hundreds. In their
anxiety to leave, many Teutons are.
deserving splendid businesses.
Report that Wilson had been slain
caused great excitement in Chicago.
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MOTORCYCLES KILLS
AND RUNS AWAY

A brand new blue-enameled motor
cycle, driven by an inexperienced boy,
yesterday struck and instantly killed
Gilmore Sylvester, Z, 2255 N. Kenneth
av., as she was playing in the street
in front of her home. The boy did
not stop.
The Cragin police have sent out a
description of the boy and the ma
chine, but so far no arrests have been
made.
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ANOTHER BOAT ToRPEDOED
Sunderland, Scotland, May TO-
The steamer Wilhelmina, owned by
the A. H. Bull Steamship Co., of
1896 tons, has been torpedoed and
sunk, by a German submarine.
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maniac escaped.
Mrs. McKelvey beat off her assail-
ant with a meat cleaver. She says
her bulldog, Buster, probably saved
her life.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
BRYAN REPORTS
TERPROSPECTS
IN MEXICO CITY
Capital Quiet and Pledges
Made by Carranza and Zapata
Chief Give Encouragement.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Mexico
City was reported quiet to-day and
officials here expected all conditions
to improve with the occupation Of the
Zapata forces Secretary Bryan said:
II think we are in pretty good shape.
Carranza has promised to permit peo-
pie leaving the capital to travel over.
the portion Of the railroad he controls.
while the Zapata General in command
there has undertaken to admit food
supplies"
The whereabouts Of Gen. Obreeon.
commanding the Carranza force
which evacuated the city, Is not
known here. Some importance 10 At
tached to 1t by officials because of the
bearing 1t will have on Carranxa's
forces and his ability 20 maintain
himself at Vera Cruz.
No further reports were received
to-day on the killing Of John B. Nc
Manus by Iapista troopers. With the
assurances from the Zapata com
mander that the guilty men would he
punished. officials awaited the result
Of the detailed inquiry and a response
from the Zapata authorities to the
American demand for indemnity to
the Americans family.
CHICAGO, March 13.-Mrs. Mary
Dargan and Miss Elizabeth MoManus
Of Chicago. sisters of John b. Nc
Manus. who was slain by Zapata
soldiers in the City Of Mexico last
Thursday, called on Federal ofYiciais
here to-day for advice as to bringing
their brothers body home.
Mrs. Dargan received a telegram
from Secretary of State Bryan stat.
ing that the widow and children Of
McManus were safe, adding Govern
| ment will look after their interests"
An earlier telegram from Mr.. Bryan.
speaking on authority of the Brazilian
Minister at the City Of Mexico. stated
that Mrs. McManus and the children
were absent when Mr.. McManus was
attacked.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
mOMIROSe IN DISTRESS
SENDS OUT S. 0. 5. GALL
Canadian Liner on Whlch Dr.
Cnppen Was Caught Is Now 4
British Troopshlp.


BORDEAUX. March Is.-Ths Cana
dian Pacific liner Montross 10 ashore
on the Portugal bank near Abura,
Senegal. on the west coast Of Africa.
according 70 cable messages received
here to-day. Her wireless called for
assistance.
AZ the outbreak Of The war the
Aontross was commAndssred by the
British 0overnment for use a. troop
ship. She was used to transport the
First Canadian contingent to Europe
and v believed TO be still In uss a.
. transport. II n assumed that shs
either was returning with British
troops from South Africa or was trans.
porting Portuguese troopa into the
Portuguese possessions In Africa foI
offensive movemsnU against the
German colonies.
Tho Montross figured in the nrs.
International wireless drama. u wa
aboard her that DIR. Crlppen, wife
slayer, was intercepted In his dighI
from London to America. Capt. Ken.
dali. later master Of the ll-fatet
Empress OF Ireland, was In comma M
Of the Montrose when n wireless mes.
sage announced that Crlppon was OF
board and requested that he bs placed
The Montross is . 7,,oT ton four
mAstsd steamer built In 1897. She 4
~ feet long and has q breadth O
81 feet with accommodations for SOW
eral hundred passengers. Capt. q.
Webster II In command.
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-FOUR BOYS KILLED
f. IN OIL EXPLOSION;
ONE MAN IS DEAD
CONTINUED from First Pags.)

days u was the custom TO drain the
storage tanks into the underground
tanks at noon.
At ii.so o'clock A. N. . Long Island
steam switch engine entered the yard
and came to q stop alo ,Ss,do the
storehouse, with the firebox full Of
biaxins Goals directly over the pipes
running from the storage tanks to the
underground tanks.
UoVo WE'RE KILLED AFTER oiv-
INC a WARNING. A
The four boys who were killed
stopped 1t the office about 1l.sb
o'clock and informed Mrs. Herbert
that there was a strong smell OF oil
In Atlantic Avenue and they believed
task was leaking. On leaving the
once these boys started In the direc-
ton Of Atlantic Avenue and MIRA Her
bert, who had bean talking to her
sister and MiAs Naomi Hankins.
stepped out into the yard to look fer
Mr.. ,Avsry. In thr mean time Mr..
Avery had gone into the storehouse
10 0IaIu tuo ,
ID. F. Davis. general manager Of
the Crsw.Isvick Company. altar an
inspection Of tho wreck. In Of the
opinion that there was . leak In one
OF the pipes running under the rail-
road track. through which fumes OF
gasoline were escaping. Thee fumes
wsrs exploded by the blazing Arsbox
Of the locomotive. The explosion was
not In the two storage tanks In the
building. for they are intact. but the
entire suilding was demolished.
The explosion happened at 1l.%t
O'Clock. II appeared to lift on the
roof Of the storshouss and blow the
wallis outward. Patrolman William
Dohorty, Of the Miller Avenue sta
ton was passing the plant At Allan
tic Avenue. going east and had just
cleared the wall whom the explosion
occurred. He was knocked Dat but
escaped injury.
oovs BURigp uNpER CONCRETE
AND HRicks.
1 uUhAAs0 hthA WoAo sAso Acui wv =
A. he stood up he looked around fol
them. Tho wall had fallen out over tn,
sidewalk and they were buried under 4
pile OF brick and concrete. Doherty
turned In q hre larm and then went Il
the work Of rescuinE the injured.
The engineer and the fireman o,
the switch engine were blown out o.
their cab against the fence on thu
other side OF the tracks and ther
Jumped back into the engine and raI
II, snvslopsd In blasting oil, out o
the danger some, pushing ahead o
them the eight cars, two OF which
wore tanks cf Oh.
ThA sASinsss, udvasd Heal, o
Richmond HIM. and his ftrSmaH
vyaAk =. Thsaessa. - NJ, ~
The evening world., 1915-03-13
BRITISH CAPTURE
POSITION CALLED
HIGHWAY TO HELL
Paris Reports Big Gains by
the Army of Cen. Sir
John French.
PARIS. March Is (Associated Prsss)

PARIS. March Is (Associated PrSss)
The onicisl communication iss,sed
this afternoon by the French War
Department says:
I'm the bend Of the Yscr the Bel
CLAN Army has consolidated and in
creased the results obtained by IL on
Thursday.
'The British troops continue to
progress. They crossed the brook of
Layes which runs parallel to the
road from Neuve Chapells TO Flsu-
vaix. At the end Of the day they
reached a road known as the High
way to Hell," which runs from the
northeast to the southeast toward
Aubers and to the suburbs of that
place. To the southeast OF Eitsrs
they carried several groups of houses
which were being strongly prepared
for defensive purposes. The total
number OF risoners captured during
the day was 1000. The Germans lost
several machine gums.
To the left and to the right of the
british army French troops supported
sncuA WIN Auavy oTthl0Ty anu ma
chine guns and infantry IRE.
In tho Champagne our progress
continued At the end Of the day or
the northern slopes Of the ridge tc
the northeast OF Mesnil we captured
$50 prisoners. including six officers.
In the Vosges on Reich Ackerhopf
the enemy after q violent bonn bard.
ment attempted an assault which wa.
brought to haAt by our fire.
BERLIN. March IL (by wireless ts
Sayville. l.. L)-The German officia
report OF to-day says:
ITO the south of Ypres isolated
British attacks were easily repulsed
Our movement for the recapture O,
the village Of Neuve Chapelle beeaI
successfully. but thereafter encoun.
tered q superior British force. and fol
this reason 1t was not continued.
"The British In this locality havS
been showing great aerial activity
The day before yesterday one and
yesterday two British aviatorn wert
brought down by German hre.
I'm the Champagne district thert
has been q renewal Of fighting at iso,
lated places. All the attacks made b,
the French have been repulsed. tn,
| enemy losing heavily. Two hundred
French soldiers were taken prisoners
Fog and snow have hampsred tht
operations In the vosges.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
SUBMARINE TRAPS
SET FOR GERMANS
AT TBR|T|SAPORTS
Curious Devices Said to Have
Already Caught Three Un-
dersea Raiders.

LONDON. March II Correspond
sncs Of the Associated Prsss). ).-At
har0os entrances ana at other STRAIT
sgio points around the British Isles.
The Admiralty has sst miles Of sub
masias traps 10 catch German I'M
esrwatsr craft engaged In biockadins
nAOland. Raoert has Il that thres
subaarinss wsrU caught during the
oest ten dayS Of The blockade.
The traps ct tor submaTinss ars
net unlike sill nsts used by Usher.
msa. AalIaAbls iron frames ten fsst
square. thFs> frampe Joined. arr sunk
10 . depth Of thirty feet, suspsnasd
6Om immsass bssoys. TIE subma.
rins u . blind thing under water,
steering bv chart and compass.
Dntsring eps sf these framsa its
sides are eausht. causing the lower
trAas 70 buckle upward, catching the
prsDailor. Thus Held. the craft 10 In
the position of a fisr doundering In
q net. and III occupants are doomed
From time 10 time British sailors
visit the bueyo and inspect the
frames. much a. q nsherman would
look aftsr his set lines. II the report
that three submarines have beeS
caught 10 correct, then those whS
inspected the traps must bave brough,
~ tie surface something wairh only
thia modern war. with its moderI
sQuipmsnt could have Furnished
crevs Of dead men asphyaiated a'
their posts In their enmeshed boat.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
Won BRNSTORF SAYS
SINKING Of ]. S. SHIP
WAS JUS7HABlE ACT
Continued from First PassJ

public opinion 10 wrought up On 90
count Of the destruction Of the Frye.
In tho absence Of definite or ofiicial
information, no comment on the Incl
dent 10 made by any newspapsr.
CAPT. kigHNg r1Llo OFFICIAL
oToRv o. olNklNo.
Capt. Kiehns was qusstionsd at
length a. TO the procedure of the Ger
man commander from the time tho
Frye was sighted until the Amssioans
were landed in port. " Sc
Tho American captain submitted
willingly to search and assured the
German he had no cargo but wheat.
The German ofY,oer examined the
ships papers carefully. hs said. and
then the cargo was ordered thrown
overheard. While that was being dona
the Eitei went away for another prise.
returning to the Frye after sevsrai
hours. and took on the American skip
per and his crew. The Eitsrs captain
then sunk the Frye.
Capt. Kishne said the German oom-
mander made no effort for mere than
a month to land his neutral paAssn.
gers In q safe port.
That may DO one OF the chief points
OF future representations by the
United States. because II II held that
the Americans were subjected to un.
necessary Risks.
The evening world., 1915-03-13
CRUISER DRESDEN
OUT RA|O|NG AGAIN:
SINKS BRITISH SHIP
Warship That Escaped in Bat
tie OF Falkland Islands Sent
Bark to Bottom.
vAipARAIso. March I'm. or,v

vALPARAIso. March ia--1as orsx
Of the British BARI Conway Castle
sunk By sbs German cruiser Drsedsu
off Corral. . seaport Of Chilli. on hs'
way to Liverpeel sad . cargo q
barley. was landed here to-day n
Tie Peruvian ship Lartoa. ~
The Conway castls. Q shAp -
1.ssl tona left Nsweastia, New
South Wales, Sept II, eor va,-
pAraiao. whsrs she srrivsd Nov.
- Her msvsnsats afsAr thas
date have not been rseordsd II The
ths maritime records.
The sinking Of the Conway Co.
tis v the arse exploit Of ~
Dresden reported since ths naval
battle o6 Tie yNAikiaals. h which
she took part. Aftss The battle.
In which she wss crippled. she
escaped 70 Puata. Arenas. then
disappsarsd. Only yestsrdAy it
vas announced that Bsitish eruis.
sss searching for her Ahsut CaDs
Horn had asked that ooAoia0aa
~ ssut 70 AID n the soaseA, - %
Was deemed certain - VAs seiM
aaoat and N hiAias. fhs Vi.
paradise despatch to-day iAdisatao
not eniy that she hes sssASe4 ~
y again In actaeo. ''Ni'ff n
DUDN00 AYRDo. March iS.@H
British steamer Churchill assavo1 =
day at Pssnambuse WitA ths essS
and i\o passsnssrs u ths 1ssasl
steamer ouadeloups. The osaAs,euD
Wa suak near Ne Island % TssnanA
Dc Nereuha. h IL ooush AtlAass'
ASS miles o9 Ne east Sxtsesaity Z
Brasil by ~ German Aaan111as
cruiser Xroaprlns wilhslaA II
0uadsioups sailed from Busnes Ayrs
on Feb. ~ for BORDEAUX. ...
The 0uadsioups was . vssssl Of
S.s7l tons. ana was built h 1sog.
She was owned By the French
line. she waa oommasdsd by
Capt. Jasssau.