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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
EDl>0N II HURT IN
LABORATORY ACCIDENT
WEST ORANGE. n i. Aug. %.

WEST ORANGE, " J.. Aug. 10
Thomas A. Edison whi3> II work
in one OF his Laboratories AZ silver
Lake. near Newark "Wednesday.
was painfully though not seriously
burned about the eyes By lie acci-
dental splash OF q potash solution.
Mr.. Edison vas leaning oYer a IL
ter when his assistant opened The
wrong stop cock and the solution
vas thrown into his face. lie quiek-
~ bathed bis eyes and first aid
was administered from a kit kent
in The laboratory for emergency.
While his eyes &efe still sBlar.
ing when he sen home Mr. Ediser
returned 70 work after dinner and
IL was stated al his home last might
that he had suffered no iii effects.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
sERI|A IS Weakening
AND WILL FALL IN LINE
ADMITS ~HE WILL MAKE CON
CEsSIoNS To EIIaaRIs To
ESCAPE A BREAK.
Note "a ITALY Practically Assures
Peace Between Scrtia and tsc
Italian Government.

LONDON, August 26-Thefe
we're persistent reports In diplomat
&c circles today that Sergia has
taken Important steps for aid OF the
other Balkan states IN the attack
on Coas,antiuople. The seryiaH
ii haaded 70 the Italian Minister
does o contain an unqualified
agreement that servia viii ceie
Macedonia % BULGARIA.. hul Il does
piacase Italy. servia, it Is under
stood. Indicates to the allies that
she IS DOT aHorse 10 making oonees.
al0as go Heisaria. IL She receives
some assurance ln return
Rome dispatches today said thar
aestasf fe ser4ian minister nor
tte itafna iarslen minister sauls
liseas .ae ssrlan aaie uuiii after
s delivery
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
RAILROAD Representatives
DENY SHIPPERS REQUEST

DALLAS. Texas. August ss.-fses-
r~eSenfatives OF Texas railways acre
today denied the application OF ship
pers for emergency freight ratee
from Texas points To New Orleans
Representatives. OF south Texas roads
declined 10 rut rates 70 equal The
north Texas lines because Texas City
and aou ~iIi be outlets for 81
port cotton Export cotton origs
hating on North Texas lines wtll
take a rate 10 New Orleans equal %
taa rate 10 Galveston.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
Cure Tor IeIon.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Angus -
Joseph MieraeIs, p. today insists
that he has found q brand new Feme-
dy for felons. HIS cure is t. srak
his finger IN ~earboiic acid for a
couple Of hours. The felou cane Off
and % 81 dthe finger.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26
|nT uIIEn fu
4 sfcl1D STONES
xxwrnoT. aux-. NOW uNDet;
CuNruul. o. STATE
urasrr n ss11l frcm uhsv~ - t1Sc
ts~s 1r<p aai Many (vo1&s~
An~ Narups<xa - tpprr
NEWPORT. Ara, August ss.-

NEWPORT. Ark.. August .s-
state troops arrived today and
scck charge 81 the rcsene work
ana supplies for the 1900 food
. Rsrsrs herr. Hundreds Of PEG
pie are ssili marooned on top 81
houses. aud the militia Is trans
porzing them TO land . fast n
possible.
For nfseen miles around the en-,
tire country. except hiEh hiilS. =
nader water frefr enc 10 nfseer
feet deep and damage to crops Is
enormous
From ali parts OF Arkansas rcise'
Is pouring inte the flooded city
ire stase troops came from Jones
horo on order Of Secretary HAYS d
sid Ia policing the CRY There has
been a fea MAJOR disorders result
ing from alleged attempts a ex'os
ton b ow OF boats which ar,
the only methods OF getting abouI
IN The city.
Railway communication 70 Tbs
north has beea restored and sup
plies are coming in rapidly. Refn
gees brought into the city sesterda.
szy The report Of the drowning o.
sessn people near that city sal
faise.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26

GAINESVILLE, Aus zs @ y.
Smith. agent al the Missouri, kan
sas a Texas freight depot here for
the past thirty years. MAS stricken
With paralysis last night. and since
that time he has been uu@eonsclour,
with little prospects for recovery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26

A reward % s. 90 viii DE paid by
this company FOR the conviction OF
any "a found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn Il
Subscriber 81 this paper. EN.
TERpRIsE PUBLISHING com
PANY. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-26

The waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
yroduce today.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20

men, Sinb aurs unb gbffanS ri9s
iia. bann pirb Der 9orpsbo dusssito>
ben, iporduf bns untsrfeetoot iHnets
bdIb iDcHiaer SsiunbeH poafGnbiI
nnb fpurIos perf&ninbei. Cine
furdibors Daffs. 5u bsren Saab5a.
6uns Wsiit.r hires sga&ts esbSrsn.
Dr& mir boben iie beiS., pie Bis jsbt
ieiner uufersr Geinbs.
Dis langs Elm llnttrfsebooi iibes
buupt lu,ter WaTsr bisiben tann2
9as III gsbsimHib, Rein @ebeimnjB
in ss absr msbr, bdb bi.s ni6i lsbia,
lid BON isiusr Gpnitruiiicn unb mas
fdjiuslIen Ginri6tuussn o5hdngt. fons
bern aud aum fshr psi.ntlithsn 1bsI
ban bsm gsiii. ben feline Wcnnf faft
bsfselt. llno on bsm bat ss ieitter
nidt aefebIi, Sur llsberraI9ung uno
gum Shobsn unIsrsr GsinSs.
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g. tns asfoiuttsg. tvsI4e 20 tds note.
" BIG ertidri Ibttif JoH SreemaH abenilg
iuto bon Stint eiiabt saTt aanuiiilrnna ~
eerbsfem.
eel fs befaIOrru sor BEN Eiae,rntb Der
gjaoi gtndnnGii staai ctie. trei giertsI beT
biersn eripdbI.sH gEgleeer fbersiniiimmerb:
Gdb 20 nei5fveHbie y. sn nerbeiiern bsirh
saf'alilirunn 70 alii. SrtfHaH tpsnIs bon arm0rp
mon Geerue bic gum beiiebeHhgn Mbsnesfdnal,
In uebereiniiinmlue Hitt einem Blame, nnae.
npmmel eom siaohai5 erI 2. WeGrs 1915 Eiib
ieti arfliegeus IN oer cffies bes qtsf.5nsc.
der %iou IN Btsua aGf bns pbeu bcIdrfebent
Ierrticriru bietoutt alttqebeibtn IT,
unb lei e eTncr bei6ioHen ba6 brfcGie
gl5s,aesiGnsi' beteefli iperssg IrneH, In uebsr.
Sps:iitltiontn,. aulliesene IN Der rffi.s bss
atsi.anaentsnrs Zee 7tpnusmsri fhr bffeII.
Itsn 9ienii tiosla, fps.filir;lOreH tifrbu.la
sen aHnsTsraseH aaitsassssHisias ssa ssra, az.
fehenrn 9erbeferuru
Get Is ierner bsialofiens bab bic etnbf f1nf
uneoitrsta tt5l 8rc4rt Der wfanrr.
urs ses Rsiisrtn be asiisn Ssr Hbsasslansis
IN her Hrrfyuuurr uub arcaerfffeft
3at ieiler Sbri BET aoflen, ipfl6er Dou bsr
& Siaei @ 5ssabls. Y, Ggf BEN GrIss bes gtr.
onseseeben fpstesn feffn bon bsiasier Si-
,sr ,s iol6s 9reds IN Der @sifs. iptt ben gr.
wv fI 'ttV ptE VfilWmlIoiIeH. WtlrSr
ohrT ais Mat hon beg Efdbi an bssnhlen me.
sitbiri ~ euiryltat iserben fsu i'm 4srbdIi
nis gu ben 9oFtbeiler. pstte ans ber EsrbeNe.
rnnp refnltiten moasu, aif be nn6foiaere e.
f4risetntr eris mo nhuorrssen, ndmii4: Hlrs
eett Huo earssrsieE cHartrsenb nnb orfiobsnh
an bic eorarftheue Rfr6eirnuna. iueIfe hFfna.
ten eois nre ehrherfisu Hrrhurf beffimpit
,iro: bot Va ist4iene gortteils eur8 tefasie
Berbeiifunna erlaRaeu.
9ch bic 70 aHierleairr nnehnenie IN fi-f
% idhtiltsH NhhnassnbIunaer btspblf sper.
ben topen. nit 5infen aHf bic b.nnuaaefdobe.
men bnblnnaen 81 hier unb eiubai6 (ahg Ora.
5enf BET Sabr. bon henf breibinffrii gaae mas.
Der Raftrnne Der bsfiglfsrnbsn C,ninnns on (:
poraefebrH II ieeod ban bfr 9iaepibhmrr boB
traeHeptltein be'ieHertsH giaenibtfin NOD fri.
nem gntbar'eH 'oldhs HiIebmenis III eadnr In
nerhnlb erritid ff0l 91aen bon unb naca bes
enitirHna est bti!eaesnbm Crbinans an. Be-
bdtisr nr1e.
DIT bic eeuse Der giabi gineinnafs ans.
etashen ueteeH faatH Dor ben tefa0isn gfieb.
raiilri CIR 6. GMif q. Q. 1915.
9. Dnurtr. 9rfnetnt bss Ssdbtrnihs.
Sfsidl6iei' GEsb s6usIftt 0Isrf
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rO6reS seDffn,t. Dur6 einIaiIen ben
grebluft pitb bas Maii.r iammt
BEN sorpsbo aus bsm Rcbr tsraus.
sefiobtn. porauf fidj burh ben Mukm.
brud bes Dairers Der EedeI uirber
i6fisbt. Mlanhe Boote iiub auG nr&
NIT elmer psrienttnsen GHneIfners
ianDHs gum aaHpf iibsr @niisr aus.
striiFtet.
gsbeHst man. bub In Der meiIf I'm
Ghliiieaihurni iInterosbrdhisn 3tns
irnle bic anhfrsi6en 6ebtl, Sdnbrdher.
6Gbnf. 2situnaen nriinbtn, bab acms
-pdb, 1isfsnmeiisr. 5nudlfttusreinrjdls
lung unb 9sisuHssmsHtr bdrin ms
ierasbroht finn, bnB bic ptriltcps
robrs bnrin euhen nnb bnB foadr BON
hleraus bic 9orpebos dbeefnolTen
iptrbtu i5nnsu. 70 fam man ii4 einen
gsariff mn&sn BON Der aemHi5Ixts
tsii Ssl iintEissboo!bisnbtl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20

Die Sefte Der G5nmes.
Der ausenblidli1 aus gajt bss bsltss
i6sH Rsgierung in DsutjHidnb Ipeis
ltubs friibsrs tiiriifde 0innn3miniittr
OiaDib gsp 1T an4 psssn isintr a5,
itamHniHa cine intsrsInnis perf;ns
lidlieit. or gep6r. Der n.nig te nnns
len Se!ie Der T6nmss CT. gs THD
bisfss bic Rahirmmu Der MnbGna.r
bes iog.nanuisn falI6en iskiIc6.n
propbetsn Gatattai 3sipi, Der i'm II.
Sahrbnubtrt i'm Gritnt fein Weisn
trit6. Die Subenbeii. insbelonnrs
bic bss Srients. ftnnS bdmals I'M
garHe Der tabboliftiI4en atbie, man
bate nusasrsGnst. bab boE Sdbr 1866
bas msifianiiSe Isin ipiirps, iDslhes
ben Suoen cine nsus 5srrIi5lsit bsins
gen frIie. Gin orienialiI1er Jub,,
Snboitai Gent. ma@is fi& bis-dlla..
msiHs @eruirruue ;uRub, unb lisb
Hh als Der lommenbs Wsifics Der
siubsE rershren. sSabrtIang reifts ty
nit sinem uHaebsuren Qtnbaua butd)
ole pdnbsr bee Grisnis rnb murbe
olsnitalbsu ppn ben s5pben ais bsr
iommtno, Msiiias b.iraHtti. ghlisb.
LID irurbe b,I iiirtiT6tn 9aseitruus
bisiss Srti6en su bunl; man mari
ibn irs gsfdnsuib. Snbnstni tpuro.
BEN 5uoenibum unirtu unb frat aur
nctnmmsbaniifen q.bre iiber. E.in.
gnhlHaer nahmen einiss Sdbrs ipdtr
sbsnFaIs ben iptibsn 9nrton unb
ipurbsn Wobammebaner. Gi. Istt,n.
lniet BEN Homm .E5rmsa-, b. 3.
BON Subsntham Qbtriinnics-, ron
aubn unc Mpbammsbdnsrn sstrsnnt.
uno' htirnibeitn nuG nur uutsreiuon,
Dr. GR aibt heute noh in Eo[ouiti
QnGtrmsmn hisisr G.tte, bi, oFi,i,a
Rrhnmmebansr iinb; ibre 3abl I'D
rtipn 1000 betrdgeR. Nof bsut, Ieb,u
Ft pOIlftdnbia fir iidl. iiben isbuh 81,
Site Der Girtumeiiicn. Dom subens
bum bebitlisn he fernsr pcs nobtII,A
5d slul bislsy Gsit. iinb bsm tlIr,
lIl8sn Gtdats ftbon cine Rsits Ser
'ossaasnbs DsdnHss ,raaabsa
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" iHmsHs ioriss.abrsn Z nit tOsisf' Sss serss.
tsruIs .bsr 9iliiHipu girass, bon esnfmss
snags sis gai:cn Eles. ~
eissi GInsiHnsil. s,asi csis sis IsIsf: 'H
sstls lssisu'at,tn' NIT Ser Ssftsi,naaa ii ssn
sstIin,'S sai,1r s5: 5sttass psE scnmss siTsts his
;nentgiHb. Sflaii,ru bss sa6rpsas nit BAD.
2IairiranatH NIB Ngtsts in iisbrsirftim.
~ qsas 'as' ne s5snaH ssii E ,ss ss as sf1SsT s.H
ben eIdHsr. ssrsiifafieren. sspitsnssrrni5Iss fii
eeH nrb gtuiilsH. pslfe frlbsr eniasbeiffr
gIiIosH Hne issi qufIlsrtno in bft cifies bes
ssiisn slStS 10y ses's,a es1ll' $50, sre,u, s,r
@sinH,piioitn str s ssIaai,n SsfbeiisfSHe. % sIs.
eeBerrieu bic Rotten Der qreusnnafr, auier.
Eeai ptrhen fofIsn in rsrbtlirik Az ben pprtbei.
mas su, aIs nS sssasT ass grIS'a ms Iss'ss @
nrsT,srs gna nrisctfnh an bic Der.
gsiteeut Ssrbe'isuHna fneIff brfnatsr pots nnb
s6nbtrtisn bisreur6 esfiiMri ftnb bat re ts.
ionetr, botibetIs bnr4 sh ceramic DerbEfiet
etltiDn 3. Gab sis 70 enfsFlsaten aHss.
nirrit IN rbr itGl iterii6en Mtf6lnatsnb-
!inasn bss-es iveresp !enfn MT einfeu anf. BIZ
ss.nsansSs' W. s fg.tii:s saeunes,i: ssreiIfsrfryt
;s,risu stssHiSana ras f,rsn 1ssTs sarssn ii. q.
bon NH. nns her BafjkHra ter ssiisuttHsfncr.
binani IN pnnr btSablfr nea
Eeiiion 4. 1nb Beres btr Ztab. Giricinnaii
nuseegebtr perber folIsu sss tsr aoneitisn
Der htinaier Hhekmrnte.
Selion 3. Tdb bef Reif Der @tieum,foftsu
ben btfnaier SsEbetieruna. l0el6r nihf fseslea
attsIisei Rnrs. bon he Stab gineinHafi 30.
.anii Eereen fen aus bfE cries bfs Ter.
fnnis bpn eonbs. fpsiMe pen beioeitr Siabf
fhr ioi6en AneS unh iff ber BON wefet boE.
eeiehenen Geiie GrSafneten lrethen.
Seiiior O. TGf alie lots nnb pdHberfien,
nnareuRrh Rne nnii6feub ar biz glerbeWernuq
an bfitt seiteH ben DiLiiHfon Sirnbe splf1fr
Enmrlse Sttabs Hnk fenlicn Nnch, befeuerf
issrsss ssiIsn iar sss ssiasis DssbsNstuHs, vis
saiiss y sss ~ ssssssss d sssils
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aommt bem iinixfsebcrt auf Der
'gabri Elm f,inbIiFss Gfiif in Giht.
70 tauht "a 10 utit inter. bab MIR
Der obtr. shsil bcr biibtn qeriitops
iibtr ben Wslsn bIsibt. 6at "a ben
ri6tia.n Rurs auf ben Geinb. bunn
tauHt ss titirr unb fsusrt nad BEN
aompob aif ibn an. el6 unb su
idbt e. bic Qstilffps tpiebsr ausiaus
den, I'm ben Heinb bsobdHtsH unb
miitds bsB Gntfcrnlnssmsfsgs BIN
atIlnns ssia 3isi fsnnsiIsn ~ iSa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20

iiberrannt su fDsrbsn. bic es .ntSsdt
BADEN.
Die Ddffer beg lintsrf,tbpotss fnb
bic Sorpsbos, tpOfiir in Dorbsrtbsif
beg gootes siDei Biz bier nebens unb
iibereindnbsrIieaenbe 2antisrrobre eins
asbaut fino. Myis beim sorpebpboct.
fperben bic 5orpsbcs bur9 prsBluft
ansasifoBen, I'm nlsbanH ditomdtifG
burh bic etaene Mdf6inerie mil uus
geFGbr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben
toStbriHaenbsn Mss forisufeben. geim
QbfHitbsn oss 1rrpsbos tpiyb Der
Osrssss DsrfAlabssdsI t.s eansisss.
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eerpire bierenrn bspoumd6fiai rne oHussieFrs
IT. sinen acHrrniI e,n5natben ufb alfsufabs
fen ur6 .bfiien Sieter na4 uHnoneiruns IN
zeifion 8, 9ieis 6rbinuns lou In araif fres
ten unb glhafetf bnbsn bon unb nad BEN
frnbeffen BON Gefet ernubfen 5eifpunifs an.
gaiiitt ON 0. apriI q. .. 1915
eeainutlst: Greb eensIfer gierf
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soOes.anseisen.

etnrb am eonntaa, ben ls. gfptiI 1915.
WlorpenS UNI 8 ubr 46 Whnuien rah inrsem
itrperem peiben unfsr inniaIietIitbtet eoeH,
gruoer unb E6pnner
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Gpnrao Q. 6uau

I'm euter bon SO sabteH, Wlenaisn rrb 9
1neeu. 9iG peerbiRuna 'iubet ituti on ITEMS
taa. ben 20. gpriI. Rutmittaas nm lihr. BON
1ranerbauie aus go. 276 gtnrt Sirabe. tnuSn
8etpnnois unb Gtsunbe 5biIi6fi eiistldbsn itHs
bon ben
Sraurrnstn SinftrtlitteHtu.
arooIIbu. Tep 0orf. Seitunsen. bite, gu
iopireH. 1920
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s.snifeInunarn.

Z asairrrnassanhfuunasH sIIru fhr uisHstl
arb ntsnfn. xnuienhe con grnfununGeu MI
. uuAff6t. Qiffs thr lnifenunaen ftet
ornniliH snffituie. Tesf 70. Re6sfter. y. 3.
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g.rIarat @eibTid

NeHitnss xsdeGsn snm fe1en anc IN
bel Der odusdrbeii ca bsIieu. Nslersn5sn
tsfinaat Rsbmi cailep Gar. 2e2I glaoiien
Fcap edhrdelb bfIoblf bu
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gerlangi - mdnnIidl.

Qortst 'hr upiiairsarbsii In sirsm eosir.
bous; Tniif4T eoreesoseE. Eatsufrceeil
frab, e0s H9ain girubs.
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8m bermistten = 8immer.

ge.1eO7 4ubIss etr-g siHm.r. eas.
$500. ,i1-2i
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On perfanfen = Sau.er.

GpTIeae 5tfI = Wsres 8immsr Bid
HnpaloiB. biniaFtes 6nns In college ein
sr S, se sSa saSs &C. Ms ssg sstdss <t S slss aRs
gtone SSeft eI0.
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no. ais on is. etr.--s siHms., $500.
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Gntes N9ao6sn far o1eemeins eans.
nrbsit. GrpfrblnnaeH eerlaHsi. st22 glcas
ues Grsnne. Soos 9cTf. bri
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gddst ois brIfie 6ane ober Giner sEm 2er.
neB. Carlisle nHb Wioune Ctr,
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@rtee StII - Simmtr 5raufebaus riot
uicosrH, on Foiemorf ass., u1rbIiA bon
cbs @,utfeh ees aSsh oisn,tts sfrsss
qbcue gacfi Dio,
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9entfGts m6b&su tar oueemsirs saus.
nrttfi. 30. l2a gpomtHe Grt., EJgenl %.
peiS xsL gansp i22 9. 1870
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etnbf - l0e ScyfiHs, Slmner Rri6, $500
banr. RET non g3unfn. Earf ecn Siba. &C..
eG5 Hst'i 8. Ctr. Rtons Bsff eiO.
aortbfibe. <i65 Esihsr ctr. gqoeernss
8 6sriufr pri6tans. Uldbier Drsis
is.2o,22.2s.25'.
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Sentf1ts wlGbGen, mus tnuiif1 fsre.
6tH, efrf19 io6er fbnngn Hne erfnbyel nit
ssne Mn5ssn lsin as Isiets Sa1sasesiL ss as9l
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
Neither Of the diplomats would

Neither OF the diplomats would
discuss the subject. DR.. Dumba had
long conference with Secretary
Bryan and later with other officials at
the state department 1t is known
that he discussed informally the sit.
suation produced by the sinking of the
Lusitania and the sending Of the
American note and it is understood
also that Secretary Bryan apprised
President Wilson in New York of the
substance of the conversation. Later
DR.. Dumba conferred with Count Won
Bernstorff.
Both the Austrian and German am.
bassadors are understood to have tele-
.graphed 10 their governments urging
suspension of submarine attacks on
passenger ships while the diplomatic
discussions are in progress because
- the serious condition that has re-
s1lted In the United States from the
sinking of the Lusitania.
They have cautioned extreme care
lest the sinking of another ship with
American lives aboard may lead to an
immediate break in the relations Of
the United States with Germany.
Austria is watching with much in
terest the situation with which her
ally is confronted in the United States
and her influence is being used in the
direction Of assisting in a peaceful
settlement.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
eerlrlanyl|sStudying
| I Our Note. 1.
C0MTENTs KEPT SECRET
Pss, Is Not Allowed TO Pub
1 ush American Letter.

Washington, May 1S.-Germany IL
1pected to answer the American note
g last Friday before the end Of this
beek. Ambassador Gerard cabled the
)tate department that he had read
he document to Herr Won Jagow, the
Foreign minister, Saturday morning
Ind that an early reply would be
Forthcoming.
The ambassador has given no init
nation! of the feeling in the German
Government. He was assured merely
HAT the subject would require consid'
erationi by the higher officials. Inas'
much d. the press has not been per-
hitted to publish the text of the note
HE ambassador was; unable to report
tn the state of public opinion towards
4 In the meantime the diplomatic ac-
ivity of Count. Won Bernstorff. the
German ambassa dor, and DR.. Constan.
IN T. Dumba, the Austrian smbassa-
Or, both of whom are Understood to
p endeavoring to- prevent rupture
friendly relations between Ger.
any and the United States, is q.
factinR much attention.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
CAPTURE GERMAN TRENCHES
General French Reports British Gain.
ino Ground.

London, May 1S.-Field Marshal Sir
John French, commander-in-chief OF
the British expeditionary forces in
France, sent report under date of
May II to the war department here
as follows:
"The first army has gained further
successes south of Richebourg
L'Avoue and all the German trenches
on front of two miles we're captured.
Several bodies Of Germans sur
rendered voluntarily to our troops,
who continue to fight with great gal
lantry and determination. One OF
these bodies. while trying to sur.
render, was caught by German artil-
lery fire and practically annihilated.
The exact number of prisoners has
not yet been ascertained, but $50
.s'E.;,s s,t.rs to the lines Of
"On the remainder Of the front
there have been NO incidents to re-
pOHt. fsSf n -t-Sf6~s,. t. -,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT
Says Ammunition Cargo Caused Sink
inc OF Lusitania.

Berlin, May 15.-From the report
received from the submarine which
sank the Cunard line steamer Lusi-
tania the following official version OF
the incident is published by the ad-
miralty staff under the signature Of
Admiral Behncke:
THE submarine sighted the steam
er, which showed no flag, May at
$50 o'clock, central European time.
afternoon, on the southeast coast Of
Ireland, in fine, clear weather.
AT $40 o'clock one torpedo was
fired at the Lusitania, which hit her
starboard si,le below the captains
bridge. The defamation of the torpedo
was followed Immediately by a fur
Their explosion of extremely strong eff
feet. The ship quickly listed to star
board and began to sink.
The second explosion must be
tracked back to the ignition of guam
titles of ammunition inside the ship"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
The Maxwell Wins.

Ohmacht, Zimmerman & Biel have
received the following telegram from
the Spokane Automobile Show:
ma well wins low gear economy test
at Spokane Automobile Show. Ford
was second, Franklin third, Dodge
ourth. Conditions, each car given one
quart gasoline, car running further On
low gear wins. Maxwell travelled four
miles seventy-fve yards. Regular
demonstration used"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
LOUISIANA BACKS WILSON

state Senate Pledges support to Any
Action President May Take.
Baton Rouge, La, May 1S.-A reso-
luton indorsing President Wilson's
policy a. outlined in the American
note to Germany was adopted by the
Louisiana senate.
1t pledged, LOuisiana's support to
any further action the president might
take, ' ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-21
CHARGED WITH DIsLoYALrY
Sir Edgar speyer Resigns HE Privy
counciiorship.

London. May ls.-Sir Edgar Speyer
has sent letter to Premier Asquith
resigning his privy councilorship and
requesting also the revocation Of his
barOnetcy.
The letter declares that Sir Edgs,
Is led to take this step after nine
months Of charges Of disloyalty by the
newspapers. which charges have late
ly eliminated in speeches against him
by public men.
The Globe, in an editorial publish
before the letter Of Sir Edgar had
been made public, complained that
neither Sir Edward nor Sir Ernest
easel, both privy councillors. had made
public their detestation Of Germany's
crimes"