davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-24
linn innepa9ntnbc Gnersie an. llno
bas Gelb, has 9entfdlauo aufbriust,

linn innepabntnbe Gnersie an. ltuo
bas @elo, has 9~entfflanb an~fbrimst,
wirb an 9entibe be5ablt. Die laHb=
l1nfise Heoemsart, Sak oas 9eiS ia
yanbe bleibt, mag pielleid)t midtt Sicl
beoenttn, aber bic Satiadbe, Saf
SentidlanS ieinen 9rieg nidt nit
@elb fii6rt, iombern nit feiner Mr.
'beitsfraft, bic in intenipiter 8eiie
anseipannt lit, iast alles. 9entid.
limb fam nidt snm fimansiellen @an-
ferott setrieben meroen, Iolanse Sent-
ide Gnersie, oentides @ertranen unb
@irfen nidlt smiammenbreden."
Or. @rtbur Salomonlobn BON Ger
oeuti6en Geidsbanf lit Der 4nIi3t,
COB HltBlano Iih am ebeiten BON
ariege erboIt, aber ooB @merifo a.
lein reid)er uno mddtiger miro als ie
3upor. Gr erfldrt, oaB Sranfreid]
bereits iehs giQionen Collars ge.
borgt bot; oob feline beiten proo1fti-
Ten @egenoen fin aoble uno @iier
Ii6 in ben &Gnben ser 9eittifen BE.
fnoen; ooB Sranfreih boIo fir aas.
lGnoiide gnfitbr NIT @olo beSablet
! mus, ino oaB Die Slut niht auslos.
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LckaIes.
Mns ser staot6aae.

Ser 80. September puroe ais
n9feiiligungstag4 olgelett. Die
8llrger lino erilldt, @drten uno So
fe elmer griinoli6en Gei1iglra sl
unter5ieben uno Sen @bfau fir Sic
Mbfubr bereit 5u balten. Cine Srri=
1tatt5, tpelde 8eitellerullg fir &fio-
lterungs5tpefe fir Ste AnipoElter Ser
folgenoen StraBen ouferIegt, miro
m%genommen: Nortb Stores StraBe,
San Georo Greet bis @ooolalDn
slbenuc; 81 9aio StraBe, 2oreoo bis
gra5os StraBe; Sit Solepbine Str.
gliper gpenile biz gum SyIuB, mis-
Neu4graunfels Iperile, @ropion Bis
Gan NeB StraBe. Stir ben Mnfo1tf
eiiter &edenmni6ine fir Sen Stelier-
foaeftor iperoen $500 beipiGiat. Sic
Sm Intonio geIepbon Gompaauie
miro fpieoerbolt oufgeforoert, TIRE
8foifen, 9rdbte, aabel etc. aus ser
Woro Sareoo nno Cameron Strabe,
alpiihen Souiton StraBe uno @oo6~
lnfpn Ipe1ue, 81 entfernem une
Stpor %inllerbnlb ahtnnobieroig Still.
ben, DiorigenfaGs Ser @taot-g (eftri-
Fer Die Mrbeit perridten miro. Cine
ilelie Srbinm5 ibreibt fir Mutonlo-
lille, Die einen reguIdren Eoricat4
9fen1t berieben un0 6ie niht t..
Itlnntte Straben befabren, cine iabr-
Idle Riaens bon $25 Dor, peldles
@elo in ben Sono fir Die StraBen.
reparatlir fIieBt. automobile fit
filpf BaHagiere oiirfen So Der @t1tn-
De berednen; Die fir iieben 8aiia-
aiere $3.50. Sci I1ngeren stredeli
lit oie Care 81 fir oie erite uito 80.
Gents fir ieoe lpeitere W}eile.
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@iinitiger 3eitpnnft fir ben Mnfanf
0entldler &rieasanleihe.

8arum tit gerooe iett Der giinltig-
lte N1l9enblid fir oen Anfouf ser
oritten oeutiben &riegsonleibe 9(us
Dem einfad)en @runoe, neil Der
Wforft-aurs 10 nieorie 1tebt. llno
oo1nlt berbalt es li6 foleetloerna=
ben: 81 Infang oes alriegs ppr6e
9eutfdlanO bon ollen gerfebr mil
Der lleberleetpelt abgel6nitten. Die
6olge NOR, ouB 9eutidlano leinen
@are11perfebr NIT ben iiber leeilden
Sanoern faft gang etniteGen ntuBte
r1o a16 fein @elo our 9edulta IT
paiger Serpflidtltneen ieroen font
te. @nS Dem @rurtoe fiel Der Marf=
<rs, nidt aber, neil 0eutidllanos
&reoit gel6tpddt por. Inter nor
1nalen ltntitalloen miiBte man fir
100 Worf brittle oeutide 4riegsau-
leibe "a Dollars be5oblen. Sellte
foltet cine Wearf MIR ca. 81 Gents.
9urltm bran6t ma1 olld) be1.te MI
q Collars fir 100 Marf oeutihe
&riegsanleibe 81 5ablen, anltatt 81
Collars. Stir $24 erbGlt moi beut,
alio 114.28 Morf anftatt 100 Marss
bel normalem &1lrie; get ieoer Mn=
lage bon 100 Collars erlpart moll
nlitbin iiber $14. - Ser &Gufer Ser
oritten oenti9en &riegsanleibe bas
folglid, meitit Der Marf-a1trs ieine,1
normalen Stanopunft tpieoer erreidt
bon ieoen angelegten 100 Collars
einen grtragepinn bon iiber II
Bro5ent uno auBeroem nod Die
regularen flint Bro5ent 3inien. Oar
nm lit iebt Der giinitigfte 3eitpunft
gum Nnfauf. Cine ~geliinoere Spe-
fulation lit garnidt benfbor, man
niibt iid) oamit lelbit uno bent aItell
8aterlnnoe.
8ir ~pertpeiien nod alif oie Mn-|
5eige Der rgrdnsatlantic Srult So.
CT 8iGiam Str Stem Oorf, g. q,
an anoerer SteGe oieies glattes.
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Nns Merieo.

Gs miro pieoer einIna( gentel=
bet, Dob Garrai3a nadp Der Saupt-
ifaot iiberlieoeln tperoe. Mne loac-
rdnnten Miniiter nno Megierntgshe.
omten iino bereits bingeidift, mr.
err iel6ft 5ogert nod immer. Sb er
ipirflid fiirdtet, oaB. tpenn err gera
Grm5 uerlaBt, ieine @egner lif Der
Gtaot bem1dJtigen weroen2
gor mebreren gagen m1roa
Gin Sraht5ug Der merifanilderl
gabn, Der Sebensmittel llad Der
5ailptitaot briHeen follte, in Der N1-
Ge bon Npi5deo gum GntgIeiien ge-
bradyt. Sic SoIodten, Die Dem ;3ng
mitgegeben warem, ultroen getoiei.
gs berrfbt IN Der merifani-
iten Sauptfta6f iuieoer einrnaf Wolt-
gel an 2"ebensmitteG. General Sc
Dol, Ser Better 6es Toten areu5es IN
Ralbington, er6ielf uom oortber Ell
ne 9epeIde, in Ser ibnt mitgeteilt
3ufenoungem Ieien oringcro
General Seuol bat 8ur-
februnaen getroffem Inn iofort 300,-
900 Yfu1o &orn nm0 5000 Tfinib
@ei3enmebl oortBin 5u Id)iden. Gor-
ranao bat befonntlid in Der Ietten
Belt imn1er bebanpfef, man iei iii
ser Snuptitabt pol[arrf nit 9eban5-
inittefn ~berlorgt.
Mdt- Bis se6ntuuieno Waan
BON TiIo's Erilppem follen mdbrenb
ser Ietten Gage 6airB Suare5 pal.
iicrt iein. sic iheinem affe rlah Dem
Goias @ran6e 9iftrift inl neItlihen
Cbibuabra beltimmt gu lein.
Sci gananea in Sonora patrre
Elm Mii1enlager BON 8anoiten iiber-
faIen. Bon ben Mmrerifanern in
Dem Eager piiroe Nienranb ernlflif
rcrIebt. 9ie ganbiten fpltroen poti
ben Garran5a 8eborDen Oes Dries
in Die Serge aetrieben.
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(6ortietung bon Der /. Seite.)

Die Mliierten idjlieRen NIT ameri-
famiidlen Jirmen &nntrafte iiber 2ie-
ferunsen bis anf siuansig Wonafc
ab. Nlio miiTen lie mol anuebmea,
Sak Der &ries nod 10 lamse banern
iuiro.
Staatsfefret1r oes Meidsidotam-
tes Carl @elferi6 erfldrte in eircr
utiterreoung NIT Dem &orreiponoen-
ten oes uSnternational Stems Ger
rice", er ldabe Die Soften, Die Der ge-
genpartige arieg Den baaptiadIid-
item straightforward imsgeiamt Der.
lIriade, aif $70,000,OO0 bro Sag.
coer nabe5u orei Miaionen Dollars
ole Stitnoe, Gag uno Naft, Sonntal
uno @erftag. uOos beoeutet iiher
sipei Smien6 Milionen Collars per
Monat iln0 iiber 25 gauletlo Iinio.
men Collars per Sabr = galls u1ler.
borte finan5ielle Opfer, mie ftoll ile
tor bieiem ariege ME gefannt bat, i"
bemerfte Der 5inan5minilter. Ct
fiigte bin8u oaB Die fdperlten finmr
5ieaen 2aiten iett BON England unl
, Geutihlono geiragen miiroer, aber e,
! CLAUDE nift ooB iol6e ausgaben ir
oeuo jemonoen IN ben Stano ietten
, T~olgeruneen betreffs oes Gnoes ne!
arieges 81 sieben; gan5 iifer fonni
cine iolde 6oleerung be5iiglid
! GeutI6lanos nidt ge5ogcn tperoen
c0entidlnnb fi6rt ben aries", iaGt
or, yfait msidlieRlid NIT Silfe pul
Materialien, bic es lelbft berbpr
Grinst. Gs ipanmt ale Srafte, oil
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SIN 16. Sftober finoet bier e.
nc Triifltng BON M~ppIifanten fir Sic
GteIe 0es giepoEor J @pnouf.
telirs i'm gamoesgebauoe ltatt. Ge.
1alt $500 per Sabr. Mnoere Bril-
fltngen: Mm 10. Oft. fir einen
3eidner in Der Suftidiffer : antei-
lung, @ebaIt $1OSO; an 90. iur
@bentifer, @eboIt $1,000; am 6. fir
Nlliffenten CUR IertiIgung scr
Snieften OH Shottenb1umen, Sc.
halt BON $1400 biz $1,000; am 10.
uno IA. fir 3eidner I'M Marine-
9epartement, @ebait 1928 bis So.
per Gag; am 10. Sfto6er fir eiiteu
Stdtiitifer i'm 0eportement fir Of
fertIide @eiunobeit, @ebnlt $25cc.
astdbere Mnsfunft erteilt Sefret1r
S. 9. 8uffmepcr i'm gumoesgeb1uoe.
go, ipenn Ger nod lebtc! I'm
iere ygrpreB" leiltet lif eifen idier
ullerfl1rliden G~ruffebler. giis
@albington bcridtet lie in elmer De-
pcldr: 2etpis %. SammerIing Don,
Vep yorf, ErGiioeilt Der rMmerican
Aiiociation Of 5oreign Language
Mctpspopers" iprnd i'm @eiBen Snlf
le Dor, INN Dem Erdiioenten Gin
colt Die geriiherung 81 geben etc.
etc. So menn 9incoln I'M Erdit
oentenitubl idBe ODER Elm Mann lei-
iter Mrt!
9ie l~obensperteite .Geiueeume",
Die gegenipdrtig eifrig ~seforocrt
tuir6, lit bic 5ur 9erltelung cute.
SonoItruBcn. limb acknowledgements
lit Tie bon giitem Grfolg gefront. Ger
bimmelmeite llnteridie0 5tpild,cn
ibIebten uno giten StrnBen lonte
ale Counties nio Stdote in Die 0e-
tpegung binein3ieben. Dit benz Ban
gutter GtrnBen allein lit es nun nj
leroings nidt getan; es miiifen ouh
Norfebrungen getroffen weroen, lie
5u erbalten.
9luf Der gurdreiie BON 9or-
tie on iiber Gl Vaio nah Monterep
itno &ouptitaot Merifo, b. 3. menn
bic Terbinoung 5fpifden ben beiocn
lettgenanEten Gt6oten often lit, itats
tete inns SER 8. q. Neumunn
General : Director Der groBen Gnbrif
ga linton, einen o%ngenebnien Be
Iud ab. Gr er31blt uns, oab Cor
reon unter ben mebridbrigen ltnru.
len fiirdterlid g%elitten bat.
Die Eoli5ei bat cine Salih.
miin5erbonbe ansgeboben, ole @tu-
9oaarltiife uno balbe Collar pr1gte.
@ebeimnispoa merben Die Nansen
Der 5mei perbafteten merifnnilfcu
Sranen nlio zines Wonnes. Die ons
qef1lihte @elo misgegebep bo6en.
peridtpiegen.
@egen Der Tflaiterung Der
Goloroia Strabe laufen bie StrnBen
babncars Jest oiird @eit-S oufton
n1o Meoino Strnbe nod Dem gabn
hof Der International Balm.
@ouuernenr fSerguIon bat Pit
lee 9. gfpres bon bier gum Staotsar
hiteften eriiannt. 3us erite Staats
aebdube, oos nod ieineu 8l1nerl er
ridtet peroen miro, 1T Die 9liuoen
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SnIann

S1 ge5itg ouf Die groBe @nlei,
be tit 5miiden Der englifd-fran3ofi-
ifen aommiiiion uno oen amerie.
8anfiers nod INNER feill Abfommelt
getroffen uno es iiebt gang oallaI)
ails, ais peim audi feline ginigltIig
.er5ielt meroen piiroe. T0gIidy tan-
'ben nelle Sbmierigfeiten auf. Cat
lode lit eben, oaB Elm GROCER Tci[
Ger offcntlihen Meinung emtihieoen
aegen Den @bibluB Ser gnIeifw Iii
irgeno elmer 5orm lit. l1no Oh
5inan5Delt lit in ge5ug auf IoIfc
Stromlngen Der offentliben Wei.
ming icbr feinfiibIig. @ir lino INIT
ben Sbnefeneang Der @erbmolull~
gen Iebr einperitonoen. @enn es
rad unierm @unide ginge, miirss
Gle Mnleibe nidt gu Stanoe FONT
men.
Mns Berlin miro gcmeIoet, 81.
Oumba, Der oiterreifilde gotifni-
ter in @aibinston, babe feline Mesie-
rlns oringeno eriubt, iiber fem llr-
lalbsgeinh oli entideioen. gr Min
ide nit Dem gampfer .Motterbam."
gu fabren uno fonnc BON unierer
N~egierung nift cher elm fiheres Ge-
lett erIangen, aIs bis er obberuien
lei.
Mus Waibington miro gemsi<
Oct, bob nniere Hegiernng trot REQ.
Iliher 8emiibungen fem @eles fin1en
fam, unter Dem lic i'm Gtanoe iii,
ben Solirnaliiten Mrdibulr fir Gas
groBe 8erbrehen, oos er nit Der
|wef0roernng oes 9nmbn'ihen 9rie-
fes begangen bat, 5nr 8eItrafung 5u
tringeu. Mmn muB oieien lhliin.
|nlen Meniben alio rubig lallfen lli-
len. SIN n16lten aongreB aber ioa
Elm @eiet eingebrodt lperbenL cos
Den SSaI oedt. Soffentlih miro man
|iib Bis oabin zines geiicren beion-
nen baden uno iih niht oiirh Sic
ginbringlmg eincs loid)en @eietes
l1derlih MAIDEN.
gfe MurpIdnoer 0emofrat.n
boben in ibrer Transformation
Nr1fioent Billions a~usip1rtige Boii-
Tiff bobes Sob erteilt. Ob Die Serl.
ihaften gar niht begreiien, oaB iie
iih NIT oieier l1derliden 8erore-
hung Der Tatlnd)en nniterblih bla-
mieren nno fih 8ugleid Elm geiitises
Acknowledgements eriten &anges aus
|fteden2
- Sn Sarge ga, %perbrannten
bier &inoer bon Daniel Slid, Die fif
ALIEN i'm Sauie befanoen. Die Wut-
ter miroe BEL Dem 0eriufe, 81 Or
ainoern gu gelansen. ldper perlett
gin GbnIihes llngliid paiiierte II
Gnpton, g., mo orei &inoer bon So
iepb Scen5olf BEL eirem 6eucr nm
fomen, Dos iie ielbit onrf, bas Spie
len nit Streidbol8ern peranlaBt
batten.
sSn Der I1be BON 60 Tlotte
9sebrasfa, ronnte eiit nod Siioen &c
henoer Iaiioeier5ug Der sc. g. & Z
9abn nit einem nod Noroen ge
henoen Srodt5ug 8uiontmen. Seil,
2eute BON BEN 3ugperlonal hi
mebrerc gaiiaeiere iollen um's Sc
BEN gefommen ietn. Ra6 einem an
Germ 8eridt ioaen MIR 3tpei MtanI
aetotet nno elm oritter idiper perleb
Iein.
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Der Oentid-litterariide @ereiu.

Ger oeltid4itterariifc @ereilt
beginnt am II. Sftober mieoer NIT
feinen Sibnngen Sc peroen maf,-
reno oes fonmenoen Sabres SuoprS
nlnnn's y8abenitee" uno Die CT
re- &aitptmann's .8erlunfene
@lode~ un0 Der erite Sell ben
@oetbe's p6anit" geleien meroel1.
YIN 3. 6ebrltar feiert oer @erein
Iein Stiftunssfeft. Mm 6. Mars
miro geamtenDabI abgebaffen.
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Die ti-Soloon.2igo in ct.
2ouis ma6t befonnt, bob iie periu-
den peroe. burd Die nadite 2egis-
lotur Staatsprobibition fir Miiiour'
herbeisufiihren.
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barren Hnpiergeloes, oas es nusgege-
ben bat, eine afute ariiis beraufbc.
|Ediporen muB, ltno oaB ynienrarto ffo-
gen fam, mos aus Jranfreih tuer-
ben maa."
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Or, s. 6. Senll lit BON Iep gort
81 ieiner Traris mieoer 5uriid9e-
febrt. Cos Moore Building.
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Gbmarb ). 2anse, beutider Hehtsmls
malt. Moore @ebduoe, Gan Intonio,
Ser, grodett 5794.
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gei Dem llngfiif an Der nellea
ltntergritnobobn an Der Siebellten
Npcnue in 9teip Yorf limo fie6en@ien-
ihen INNS 0eben gefoutmen.
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Serr :. q. ellie hinSiat Iid ais
aauoibnt fir bic 9esislatnr ais Nad;z
folger fir ben teritorbenen Meprdientans
ten @hfueamaml on.
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@abl Mnaet8em.
Stir 2~saisiatnr.

3err 6. 8. Gnnse tiinbigt fiH ais
Gmoioat fir Die 2esislatnr als Madfol>
ger fir ben beritorbenen M~epr1Sentanten
Sdtpegmann an.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
WARSAW NOW FEELS
GERMAN iron HEEL"
Prince Leopold Of Bavaria Takes
Hostages and Issues Stern
Proclamation Of Warning.

LONDON. Sept. 12.-Warsaw Is feel
Ing the Iron heel" according to ad-
vices from there by way of Russian
ports.
The following proclamation TO the In
habitants by Prince Leopold of Bavaria
has been posted:
Inha bitants of Warsaw-Your city is
in German hands. but We wage war
only against hostile troops. not against
peaceful citizens. Peace and order shall
be preserved and rights protected.
expect Warsaw's citizens to under
take no hostile action, to trust to the
German sense of justice. and to obey
the instructions Of our army command
ers. 1t has. however. come to the
knowledge of the German military au-
thorities that the enemy has prepared
attacks against the safety of our troops
in Warsaw.
Therefore l am compelled to take as
hostages the leaders and mos: promi-
nent citizens of the town, who will be
pledged for the security of our troops
With you 1t rests to protect the lives
of these fellow-citizens of yours.
1t Is the duty, therefore. of any one
who has any knowledge of designed at.
tacks of any kind. in the interests OF
his fellow-citizens. as well as the peace
and safety of Warsaw, to bring such
promptly to the notice of the German
military authorities. Whoever is guilty
Of neg!isencc in this respect or gives
any assistance to attacks must expect
to pay the death penalty
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Heavy Russian Attacks
Compel Austrian Forces
To Retreat From Heights

VIENNA (via Amsterdam). sept H.
An official statement from the war Of
hce admits that Austrian forces In
Galicia were forced to withdraw from
the heights east of the Strypa river be-
fore heavy Russian attacks.
The official statement said the Rus
SLAMS were in superior force. This is
the first official admission that the en-
ergetic Russian counter attacks in Ga
licia have forced the Austrians to give
ground at any point.
In the vicinity of Tarnopol the Rus
SLAMS are delivering heavy blows against
Count Bothma's positions. Thus far all
Slav attacks have been repulsed. the
war office stated. Heavy lighting is
proceeding west OF the lower Sereth.
with the result in doubt.
Austrian troops hammered their way
into Alba. west Of Kossovo. after stub
born resistance, the war office further
stated. Capture Of the village Devagno.
in the Volhynia fortress district, was
also announced.
Heavy bombardment by the Italians
on Austrian position on Doberto plateau
was the only feature Of Importance re-
corded in the war office statement.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
CARS CABINET OUT:
TO FORM COALITION
Krivoshein Likely to Succeed
Goremykin as Russian Pre-.
mier.

PETROGRAD. Sept. n.-The resigna-
ton Of the Russian cabinet. expected
for some time as the natural conse-
quence Of the governmental recon-
struction. has come to pass. A coali-
ton cabinet will be formed. with ten
additional members. Ave of whom will
be deputies to the duma. The new
cabinet will include some Of the former
ministers.
NJ. Krivoshein. minister of agricul-
ture. is expected to succeed NJ. Goremy-
kin as premier.
The cabinets resignation comes on
the heels Of the demand by the new
majority of the duma. consisting of
liberals and progressives. for num-
ber Of reforms. closer cooperation
between the ministers and the dumu is
expected.
1t is expected that Minister of War
, Polivanoff will retain his post in the
new cabinet. as will Foreign Minister
Sazanoff, Finance Minister Bark also
is expected to continue in office.
1t is thought likely that. after the
British pattern. minister of munitions
will be added to the membership Of the
cabinet. Such step, it is believed.
would go long way toward remedying
the inadequate supply Of munitions, to
which is ascribed the Russian defeats
in Poland and Galicia
NJ. Golemykin. who has been premier
since January so. 1914. will retire from
active service.
In some circles the resignation Of the
cabinet is connected with the -emoval
of Grand Duke Nicholas from the com
| mand of all the Russian forces and his
assignment to be commander Of the
Caucasus troops. the opinion being that
the Car thought It wise to remove his
| cousin before the formation of a new
cabinet
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Army and Navy Union
Man Charges Conspiracy

NEW YORK. Sept. 12-Charging that
enemies have conspired to prevent his
election as national commander Of the
Army and Navy Union. Charles w.
Brown. past commander Of the General
George A. Custer Garrison. No. 2, has
asked Justice Clarke of the supreme
court In that borough for a permanent
Injunction restraining members of the
garrison from removing his name from
the ORGANIZATIONS books.
Andrew Alssen and Edward MUIR
taugh filed affidavits saying charges of
misconduct were preferred against
Brown. and that he was directed to
appear for trial. He failed to appear,
was court martialed and dishonorably
discharged, they asserted. Browns
name has been dropped from the garri-
sons roll.
Brown complained that he was ex-
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Austrian Soldiers
Using Liquid Fire"
Against Italian:

ROME. Sept 1.-THE Germans have
taught the Austrians the use Of liquid
fire." according to General Cadorna' s
report. For the first time the enemy
has used burning fluids successfully in
meeting Italian attacks.
Following heavy bombardment in the
region OF Tolmino. italian bersagliere
rushed and captured an Austrian
trench on Santa Maria slope at the
point of the bayonet. almost annihilat-
ing an enemy detachment. The Aus
TRANS showered the captured trench
with burning liquid. The Italians were
forced to abandon the position.
In the Val Camonica region enemy at
tacks were repulsed yesterday. On
Mont Monori the Austrians attacked
Italians wire fences during the night
but were reSulsed.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
ARMY NEEDS
WARMER CLOTHING
Vast Amount Of Wool Was Ex-
ported to Germany Before
War Was Declared.

ROME, Sept l2.-All the women in
Italy are busy knitting for the SOL
diers. The stock Of wool In hand Is.
however. limited and it is now feared
that despite the urgent need for warm
clothing for the soldiers 1t will be
impossible to provide the required
minimum of 100000 pairs Of socks.
100000 pairs Of gloves and 100000
scarfs. The soldiers are using news
papers under their tunics to keep OH
the cold, but they must have SOCKS,
gloves and scarfs. so that remedy
against the scarcity OF wool has 10
be found.
The principal cause Of the scarcity
Of wool Is due to the fact that OWING
to the war the market of Antwerp.
where formerly most Of the wool for
Italian consumption was bought. mas
been closed But there is another rea-
son. In the first Ave months of this
year italian wool merchants export,
ed huge quantities to Germany ana
Austria. when high prices were paid.
1t Is estimated that 500 900 pounds OF
worsteds 4S:6oo pounds OF wooleh
garments and about 100000 pounds
Of raw unwashed wool were exported
to Germany from January to May
Over 100000 worth Of wool was
imported from America during the
early part of the year and nearly all
VI ~ was exported 10 SeImahs'
is lack of machinery for securing.
carding and spinning wool. so that
Italy is forced to import wool ready
for weaving, as homs industries can
not be relied upon. Had even the
slightest precautions been adopted 10
limit the export of wool before ltalyS
| intervention the stock in hand would
have been more than sufficient FOR
present requirements.
Italy imported 100000 pounds OF
wool from America In the frst nve
months Of 1915, against l6'6oo.oo9
pounds for the corresponding period
| of 1914
Efforts are now being made to get
permission for the Importation OF
wool from England. but unless the
FISK OF such wool being smuggleu IN
to Germany via Switzerland Is apso-
lutely guarded against 1t is not likely
that such efforts will prove success :
full
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
o. H. G. Selfridge Thinks
President Should Act

LONDON. Sept. 30. II. Gordon
selfridge. the department store owner
who sailed on the American liner Phila-
delphia. expressed disgust with Ger
many's note on the Arabic incident.
1T is an affront to the American
Government" he said. Germany has
been temporizing with America and
putting off definite assurances on the
logic that America does not want to go
to war. and that she will swallow any
thing half plausible so long as It
savors OF an excuse. If the President
does not take firm action with Germany
within a very few days I'll be might
lily amazed. He ought to do with Bern
storm as he has with Dumba, If the
German government attempts any more
nonsense"
No word was heard at the American
embassy or the foreign office regarding
the Dumba incident
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Young Sea Gulls Pets
Of Lighthouse Maiden

CHICAGO. Sept. 12.--Visitors to Green
Island, WIS.,, are treated to a rather
unusual sight nowadays. A girl comes
out OF the lightkeeper's house. and,
standing near the door. gives a peculiar
call.
"Cooty. cooty, cooty! Here, cooty!'
And, following the direction of her
gaze. the visitors see three awkward,
lons-legged sea gull babies, running at
the top OF their infantile speed toward
the girl.
The girl is the daughter Of Frank A.
Drew, head lightkeeper OF the Green
Island light. The gulls are members OF
the extensive gull colony which sum-
mers and winters on Green Island.