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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-04
Serious Damage al Norfolk.
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NORFOLK, Va, April 3.-A north
east gale which swept up the Virginia
coast early today caused serious
damage here. Although no loss Of life
has been reported early tonight high
tides have, inundated many principal
streets in which water stood three
feet deep. ALI wire, rail and ferry
service is put out of commission. The
storm struck this section Friday
night. Its intensity is increasing
every hour. Blowing sixty three miles
per hour at midnight. The velocity at
Virginia Beach is reported at seventy
five miles. Snow and sleet fell and
high tide is sweeping into the heart
of the city. prostracting wire and
poles and causing the use of boats
in many streets. The storm is de-
clared the worst in twenty eight
years. No trains have reached the
city during the day. 1t Is impossible
early tonight TO ascertain the extent
OF damage to shipping and nearby
points. The tide in the city showed
inlicationa III reeesd ding tonigh ghts "a a
late report from Newport Nsws stat
ed that tlie German cruiser Prinz
EiteI Friedrich Is still moored at her;
pier there.
Reports reaching here tonight stat
ed that number of vessels were in
distress Off the Virginia and North
Carolina coast. unverified reports said
the British warstips displayed dis
tress signal of th Capes.
Reached From Maine to Florida. !,
NEW YORK. April Virtually the
New York, we're In the grip OF bliz-
1ordt indnv Tho dfcft, yharoa ,s,o q er.,v,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
CAPT. GREEN OF
u. s. SHIP TELLS
OF EXPLOSION
Declares lie Believes isebras.
kan Was Victim OF "A
Torpedo
INVESTIGATION Is ON
Naval Attache OF ". S. I'm.
bassy at London Trying to
Determine Cause

LIVERPOOL. May 2s While
preparations were being made 10
place the Nebrnakan In drydosk
that her hull may be examined. the
naval htthehe of IN. American en-.
baeay ia London began a secret In.
qulry IN an effort 10 determine the
source Of the explosion which dam.
aged the vessel or FaHtnet
Capt Green and officers OF the
liner. which arrived here At mid.
night. were qulzzcd in secret SEES
sion. and full details ~ their stories
we're forwarded 10 Ambassador
Page.
Upon arriving here Capt Green
frankly admitted TO newspaper men
that be was not positive whether
his ship WIS torpcdOcd or struck a
mine
Thought II Was Torpedo
The best ! can SAY IN that some
thing struck uH. ana my belief 10
that IL was torpedo. he said
The chief engineer said he thought
he naw something ike the wake ~
a torpedo on our htarboard quarter
before the explosion. lie ~ not
certain
The weather vas clear. and II
vas quite llght when the explosion
occurred n " was "a submarine
she know what she waA about She
must have known an American vas
being iorpedocd
4. 4 -
the shock The third officer was
on the bridge The hoRtHwain VA
asleep m the forccastlc cabin. and
was injured about the head and
legs Two quartcrmaaicra we're nisr
slightly hurt
Great Hole Torn In Ship
"A great hole nj least 90 feet
square vas torn In the starboard
slds below the water line. The
forccastle cabin was wrecked and
several heavy steel girdorA fianE
overheard
The ship began TO I'm 20 rapidly
that We thought she VAS going 90
slnk Immediately She had settled
about l.. feet al the head when !
ordered the crew into the boats
after sending ont call for help
Nine Couldn't Have Done u
We rov.d about for an hour. bni
saw mo- signs - submarine. aud
when Il vas evident the ship wRs
IN no danger OF sinking. ws r..
turned aboard nnd got up steam
Ny belief that the vessel vas
torpod0cd ~ based on the chief
engineers story OF seeing some
think that rcsemhlcd the wake 81 q
torpedo and the fact thar min.
would not hav. caused such tor.
rifle explosion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF
dandruff is 10 dissolve Il. then you
destroy Il entirely. To do this. get
about four ounces OF ordinary
liquid arvon. apply II at night when
retiring use enough 60 moisten the
scalp and rub Il In gently with the
finger tips
DO this tonight. and hy morning.
most. II not all OF your dandruff
will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF IL. no mat.
ter how much dandruff YOU may
have
You will find too. that all itch.
ing and digging OF the scalp will
stop at once. and your hair will be
fluffy, lustrous. glossy. silky and
soft. and look and feel a hundred
times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II is inexpensive and
and never fails TO do the work -
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
SPY BLAMED FOR
DESTRUCTION OF
VESSEL;3OO Die

sHEERsEss. May 7s.-Ru.
rnors we're persistent today
that q German spy caused the
explosion which bic" up the
s. 8. Princess Irene. with the
loss OF more than 200 lives
here yesterday.
The admiralty ordered an i'm.
mediate investigation into the
disaster. but u was declared
the explosion would surely be
found 10 have been due 10 an
accident
Outside % bits Of floating
~reekaae, there was no trace
Of the Princess Irene today.
The explosion. which wiped
out her crew OF $50 men and
70 doekyard workers. literally
blew the steamer 20 atoms.
The Princess Irene VAS built fol
the Canadian Pacific British Co
iumhla coast service. but was or
dered into the admiralty service n
the outbreak OF the war
No, Single Man Escapes
How the explosion occurred mRl
never be known Not n single mar
OF the 900 or 400 on board escaped
The entire vessel and lts mer
simply disappeared in a vast roar
ing blast Of flame aud smoke
When the smoke drifted Rwaj
there was nothing OF the princesl
Irene in sight. but a piece OF stack
Jack Hodges was returning I,
the steamer In small boat whef
the explosion occurred. He was IL
full view OF tho vessel when shs
was blown up
Il was headed for the ship" sale
Hodges today. when suddenly
there came deafening roar.
vast column Of smoke and flame
lenped into the sky
Little Children Killed
There were few seconds o
dead silence, then things begai
splashlng down into the water
There were bits OF mems legs
arms. bodies. and splinters OF wooc
and steel The debris came dowi
80 thick / lodged back into IN.
cabin OF my boat to escape beinl
struck"
Splinters OF steel and wood fel
nine miles from Sheeruess
a little girl was hurled 10 thu
ground and killed by the force o
the explosion while crossing n rail
way bridge at Port Victoria.
A second child was Killed AZ por
Victoria when Hilda Boust. 2. wa
struck In the head by a flyini
niece OF iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
EXCEPT BOSTON, EN-?

". Prcntiss Parker n Massachu-
sets banker and former senator
aud alderman. is inspecting Seat.
ties weather. scenery. etc.
From the way W. Prentiss parts
his name. you should be able 10 tell
that he's from Boston In three
gueEses
W Prentiss opines that Seattle
has made more progress than any
other American city in the last half
decade. excepting Boston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Austrian garrison surrendered

Austrian garrison surrendered
The first big battle Of the Ausiro-
Italian war Is now imminent
With the Italian invading forces
swinging through Trcntino and up
the isonzo river valley. the first
clash I'm force OF the opposing ar,
mics Is near.
on both fronts the Italians are
advancing within a few miles Of
where large Austrian forces are en-.
trenched
Along the Carnlc Alps fierce
fighting has occurred In several de
files between small bodies OF
troops
Italian aviators have shown the
greatest activity everywhere. They
have executed daring raids i'm the
treacherous air currents OF the Alps
and several have dropped bombs
near Trieste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
U.S.. CRUISER IS
FAST ASHORE IN
EGYPTIAN PORT

WASHINGTON. May 2s-The
American cruiser North Carolina Is
ashore IN the outer harbor OF Alex
andria. Egypt, The navy depart
ment received this information To-
day In a report from Capt. J. w.
Oman OF the North Carolins.
The cable from Capt. Oman was
dated Thursday night Il said
ship aground in outer harhor. Tn
able 10 move today. Dredge work
tonight No damage. Dies Moines
arrived today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Pope GIVES VILLA

ROME. May IS -- Queen
Helene today put the palaces In
Rome. Milan and Mantua at the
disposal Of the Red Cross 10 be
used as hospitals during the
war. II needed
Pope Benedict has offered
his villa. Castle Gandolfo. To the
society. 4 number % Italian
priests are reported TO have en-.
listed In the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
BIC BATTLE TO
Be FOUGHT ON
|TALY'S BORDER

ROME. May . The Italian
forces have occupied Grade. g
miles from Trieste. on the Adriatic
II was officially announced today
The mayor Of Grade led pro
ccsslon Of Italian residents Of the
town. Who marched out to meet the
advancing troops OF king Victor
Emmanuel. cheering them as they
ran up the tri-color The small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
OIL DEALERS WON'T
enter "JIT" FIELD

Plans To enter the iitney bus
field with 90 cars have been reject.
ed by the Retail on Dealers asso-
citation. a new organization OF indie.
pendent dealers with gasoline
stands about the city. They plan to
erect three more stands soon. out
Of working capital OF $50. 900 In.
corporation papers will he filed
shortly and stock issued to each
member The association was
formed to eliminate price-cutting
dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
STEAMER WAS BUILT
FOR SERVICE HERE

The steamer Princess Irene was
built year ago for use by the
Canadian Pacific s. s. Co. for aerv.
ice between Seattle and British Co.
lumbia ports.
Because OF her high speed and
her cruiser lines. she was com.
mandeered by the British admiral.
~ just before she left for this
coast She was to have been placed
In service here last February She
was 395 feet long, had beam OF
"a feet and depth Of 2S feet 3
inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
GERMAN GENERAL
REPORTED INJURED

SALONiKA. May @s.--Cen. Won
Sanders. German commander % the
Turkish troops engaged In the Oar.
danellss operations. has been
wounded during tho fighting on the
Gallipoli peninsula. according 20
dispatches received here today.
Gen. Won Sanders was In supreme
command OF the defense OF the Oar
danelles. and has now been succeed.
cd by Admiral Won Useiom. also a
German. the hiapAtch Aaya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
NAMES MEMBER
OF PARK BOARD

Charles Osners name has been
given by Mayor GIN 10 the council
for confirmation as the new park
board commissioner 10 replace r.
NJ kinnear. resigned
Osner f. a real estate and invest
fneni dealer He has been here "a
yeas lie lives at COS 35,h ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

from bis office since O'Clock We'd
nesday morning An extensive
police search was on when the trag
edy was discovered
BuschmAnn was single lie vas
% years old AZ vice president OF
the Association OF Pacific Fisheries
he enjoyed a wide aqualntance on
the Coast and In the North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
Y. N. G. A. BOY SAVES
LAD FROM DROWNING

The value OF teaching young
boys how 10 swim and rescue
drowning persons was emphasized
the other day when Oscar Rask. TO-.
was rescued IN 80 feet ~ water IN
the Duwamish river by Oscar Nun.
son. who had learned TO swim and
,-- 3-r--''''~ lie nj the
Y. VI. c. A. Boys school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
FISHING COMPANY MANAGER
KILLS SELF IN VACANT OFFICE

ing He. too. had become despond.
ent by reason OF ill.health
Discovery OF the body was acct
dental IL was found by Archie
Cameron. eli Spring st. who en-
tered the office with the view OF
looSing over the city from the van.
tage point Il afforded
A trail OF blood from room 1914
TO 1913 Indicated Buschmann shot
himself In 1914 and then staggered
into the adjoining room TO die
Buschmann had been missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

-Four years ago In n moment OF
dependency caused by ill-health,
Capt. % H. Jarvis. then manager Of
the Northwestern Fisheries Co.
committed suicide.
Jarvis was succeeded by G. II.
Buschmann. the superintendent
"Wednesday Buschmann followed
In Jarvis footsteps
Buschmanns body. with a bullet
thru the head. was found late
Thursday in vacant office on the
18th floor of the l.. G. Smith build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
DANISH SHIP SUNK

STOCKHOLM. MAY 2s.--The
Danish steamship Ely struck a mine
and was sunk yesterday in the
Aland sea. The Ely was carrying
a cargo OF coal from Scotland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
HOLINESS ASSOCIATION MEETS

An ail-day meeting Of the King
County Holiness association will be
held Tuesday. June !. at si0ia Oc.
cidentAl ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
LEARNS All Y NJ. c. A. SCHOOL

Among the recent wireless as.
signmen1 in the Northwestern
district OF the federal Radio Serv.
ice IL w. r. Rathburn, who receiv-
cd his wireless training at the Y.
IN. G, A. Marconi Wireless school,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28
ORATORS COMPETE

Three girls and three boys. rep
resenting the six Seattle high
schools. viii battle for gold pieces
offered ms prizes In the annual dec.
lamation contest nj Broadway high
Friday night First prize Is $40
and second S. The competing or.
ators are Leroy Brown. Broadway;
Ruth Whitnsr. Lincoln Clara Wal
lace. West Seattle, Marie Wiggen.
Ballard Robert MacFarlane. Queen
Anne. and Paul Wood. Franklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-28

Feeling death near, Dutch
Louie" aged hermit I'm Pacorma
canyon, near Los Angeles. dug his
grave. donned best clothes. lay
down beside grave and died today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16

VI the Carrauci-ta report WI victory
over th, Nilli-ta- at Crluya .trrdt, arr
true. n i taken iu Mexican clrclo- here i"
mean that The Villa government VI NrNlr"
will either ~ arm hcd immediately. ur
forced ~ Withdraw rmrrl, tu th'lr 'r'u"
hold ~ the -t.itc- ot chihuahua and ."-
nora
The defeat a# aiy'n lu 'lfrdn.H m'
sarc- J. ihc rrcatc.t jint ha- ST. been
gained ~ thr McNlran rt,il War
A message received today h1 'HwuN
Consul !. T. Cara ~ Brownsville iroH
Carraula CON Juan I Barn "t CHIN'-
ton. comm. from Vera Cruz. aN tNHt "i
: 20 o'clock Thur day Afternoon w"rr tl'u
gunn pri nu,r 80 cannon tunu N.Uu 'r I.
4 great number "i horse aud mulr nW
auaniilic- 81 -addl,- and cpWpwcri N'd
been captured ", thr Caruurl-'H- m ih'
battle between tine tarraula army "i ''"n
cral uhrcgon and the Villa i"rrr- under
General N.lIa and Nn.rIr- IIr mr--H.,
-aN. further thai thr l"- N" iir \l.'i
ta- can hc -atcl, ,-tma''d III l.o"" 4"
killed. wounded aud 'ipiur.d
Other me- --t.. r'r .'' h "" W
Burn from Vera Cruz end transmitted '"
Consul ~ y CurtN here id
AT n. WI trdut Npri l1I \ ft i
nd,irr- from purrriar" icllm" n'. IHd
hard huhtiue ha- boon r"H- "H w" IN.
north MI t,lu.H tur nHt' '"T N'Hi
Tn nnrun- fh. ,nrrr "' G.r.ri 'hr.
-.op tool th. uu,u.i.,. ana ,u. h,I th.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
AUSTRIA TO BE
ASKED FOR AN
EXPLANATION

N.rt AriiI lN i"u nt tht Hun
rtutu parliament ht been ,f tur about
thr middle ui April Nau"u rule are
h,n. prepared tu prevent Hnt mtrNard
happening. und "A reported MA, udr
pendent mrmbrr- plan mtrrpcIlatIus the
government uu thr surrender "t Pr1cmy-l.
especially regarding rhr sacrifice nt 10000
m,u n thr final -orttr. q " -aid that
,"IrrI -lnkmlry. Vh" Ird thi- -"rtir va.
n indignant over lho order tn attack thr
Eu an that ~ c,rrrd nnls y rauc. rm
Nuhtua tu uprn"r "Hicrr fhat Hr va.
I.ldr. lI mru mrrlt "A" au-htrr Thr
-"ldlrr- We're -n v,ak tr"m pr,au"u- that
tur. -aDId hardly march aud were uuabI"
NM -.ML
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
MeXiCanS Go
To COney To
Make Jugs

IlarrH Erutml representing iirm
ut rnu ur~~pu-r- operating WV tuucl
Island t lrr \ru York city t.~
ar.~nuu faEue with hm about 4>.
t..r W.rtu ueH auI v"u.u Whn "rli
unu uuu N..,u village.
rh.h uII rtr to iurr thr wary
u.t... Uum tU. rp.t,t, WV " "o"dI
r"H0"H tn. mIIIru> "f visitors N"
Iim aal 'ou,t island resort The
U.NI.au- V.lI build genuine MrArau
Iarai~ HuI II>r u thru aud while
tieN .r nri busy r,pianiur ihr dii-
i.ru.. between 'JrrJUIa lud Villa.
aud triIu" h"W MY pr"u"uurr llurra
tnrt uIIi maLr N.Eran pottery draw
vnfI r.td urrt IJr,. Jud thr other
.ur.-HI iht fr average Browns
William a.r nr.. ra- nn attention lu
Nr v.tH..u aiuu- tur Brownsville
huHriu...
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
AER0PLANES
RAID COAST
OF ENGLAND

London. April ~ German arruplanc-
arc raidug England TO-DAY.
Ncr"Pllu"- this afternoon dropped
hnmh- within thirlv mile of London The
m'rhluc trt appeared over rcruc Bay
Hnd tn. east "t Canterbury. about htty
nnlc ff"m London. then 40 Canterbury.
Then atlavrr-baw md finally over Sitting
Bourne, ihr Kent town thirty miles from
London. Though humh- were dropped from
the machine pu each town. excerpt Cautcr-
bury nprHrrult ihr damage wu uceIihlr
Ih MAJ th. thlrd German aerial attack
"u "' term furIaud ~ thirty -iN hour The
'ihrr two hcir- u-ht rand hy Zeppelin
Telegram from Holland -ay Count Zep
r"hu at tuNhaHrr and there l- unusual
aur-llp arfNitl There rud W. Emdru The
mr a-r- aI-u State fhni three Z,pprlin-
were seen today Giving over thc North Sea.
London hu- caIIrd uut aII -pccpl police.
aud no lor-rr trr- immune from Zrrr"liu
rand Y II realized also that even aero
IiIur- could homhard th, rt,
Irrrrlu uu thrlr recent NIGHT raids
hJ,r travelled further ihau from Cuvhavcn
t" Iurd"u aud arr"pIaur~ thirty mIc-
from l.untuu aud rh"u~iu- their own
course have brought "a new conception "t
thr effective rau-r WY thi- tNpr WY machine.
\"rrihrl, th, puhIr - k'riirlI ot thr
rrver i"r hHIm oi thc I,pr'ln- The
trIiIu. dapu-' duu, ", th' ul-ht rlid oi
M dr' dtt Hui 1hur drv htr- Dt,d n
u-fl.f finn tor fh feeling A. would ap-
pom rnIt fur i1tr lr rlrd'r u. .d m-
ul.r fH.r thaH "yrIr.E hrmh
i unknown ahr.irr nnc "r murr acr"-
PLANES V"rr tu thr r,tJ IS hipiaur aI-u gp-
ir.ri urrr ~hr.ru.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
.PENITAS STORES
ARE BURNED OUT
LOSS M Sl0Onn OCCURS WHEN FRI
DESTROYS AL BUSINESS
HOUSES IN VILLAGE

Nh inn. TrNr \puI lG At rruifn
lN mule IT, "i here. hre Ia NIGHT prar
truly wiped nut th' hu ru' rrfi"u in
tm village. Nh frnyn- tlr saloon. pool
room and general merrhaudl-r tore "i
NJ NJ tIyHyu-, resulting WV losses r-uuatrd
at slogan The amount ui INSURANCE. it
amy. i- unknown here.
Thr irr broke WHIT IVY thr frame huiIIiu-
about ll u'rlnrk. aud Within u half hour
bad entirely destroyed them. THE cau-r of
fh, tr, uW truvr only ou. hu rrr
hon M. Daft M th, rlll--. Winch N rn fh.
railroad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
German Official Statement
tEy tv.usldffd ITryNl.

ErrIm, lpul lt tnH,unH Scar 81
,ud aud Nr-uruu ,' trrdat enemy 49,
fru,rr- tr"h rr I'm artillery fighting. hut
th,t were. qurkIt -rlrur,d Between thc
Mau-r uud thr Nu-rII, there hutr been uo
action cNr,rr artillery ducl-.
Aviator were unusually active yr-t.r
lat. thr weather. being favorable \t frri
turr Fr.ruh Htltrr- h"mh- hil.ni several
ci,il,u.. including children The eastern
front WY unchanged. wv hrwr-h near
EnIvur,u. Eu -mn Poland. lhr Grrman-
took a rhou-aud ru-oncr- and even ma
chime .ut-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
Lighting Hits
Home AT EbanOS;
Man Is Injured
,-pernlto The lI.aIdl

Lo Ebauu- TrNa. \puI wv bUrm
hover yesterday at thr IH Gm.la nu,h.
west nj thi- plarr. fhc rr-idrno" nf Rafael
Ilrrrrra vl- Struck bv b-htuu- Ht tV"
opposite rurnrr- nt "urr Mn llrrrrr vH-
badly shocked aud "nr aru n.- injured
", rIutrr- Thr damt-, W" tI' hpu wy
WAS small
nr l.. Whcdrn ul San miguel. NcNlro.
building ~ comfortable tWu t"ty h"u IVY
wv In- Fhauu-. nud vill muvr h family
here m "a short tune.
Miguel Harrrra Guerra vh" VH- Killed
recently nt NatHmnru-. nud h brother.
Enrique. who WAS killed about "a Nr@r aen
near Victoria. MrNicu. were former rr wy
dent WI thi- place
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
Villa Aviator
Makes Trial
Flight Today

Fanum Vii NJ. thr latest aviator WY lun
the Villa force at R"-ita. madc nm tlr-t
trial hight wv thr hcadquartcr- today. and
It was quite -lrrr- -iul. according tu thr
report ui thr flight received m thc cliN.
Fish w said wv wv one W.T. the best posted
Wright flyer ru thc country. having hnd
valuable experience under thr guidance un.
der thc bate Lincoln B"acheN. ti-h Jr
rived M Brown while yr trrdat from lr
Au@cIr-, Cal. aud went tn H"ita Mn.
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
NUMBER OF MEN
READY UNKNOWN
IMPOSSIBLE FOR EVEN mCM8ERS OF
PARLIAMENT TO LEARN NUN
GER IN TRAINING
EN N-.n.-uInI -.

London. Npril It M np"--Ihlr
even Ter members nf parliament a" l"'rn
hu. mrut mru 'rt.u Britain hI~ In
trainn. lur ih. arm aithnu.h ihr qur~
tiuu \. often a~hru tu thr house "l r"iu
nous nu- authority Inn HInirI l~ -H1
mr .hat 40 British lronp- iuaiudme
tho, ul rh, ErIu.h ,nlruIr uumhrr
nn nnn Cru-rripia"u i- h-iue 1d'" NI
u hut w WY .pu-Idrrrd significant thIt
rhr authorities arr taking un steps tr
Ward compulsory service
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
FRY DEFENSE
CANNOT PLEAD
SELF DEFENSE

Wichita Fall,. Texas. \prll Nv Er
rau~c the defendants went tn thr era
Il ru courthouse masked and armed for
unlawful purposes Judge Nicholson tu
day said in the trial If former Ecprr>cn
tativr w, aud three other rulrd thtt
the defendants could net plead 5clf dr
fcu~c IN the shouting of Deputy sheriff
Tom Chrrrl holmes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-16
Telephone Investigation Dropped

Washington. ". II Aprll ~. The ~
tcr>talr Commerce Comm sion has Ills
continued the Investigation into thc rates
and rrH tic,-> of the telephone and trlr.
graph companies.
Au understanding between The Nmrri
can Telegraph \ Telephone C". and the
department w ig>ticr i> said TO-DAY ~
have madr further investigation unur,..
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