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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26

Washington, June 26.-State depart
ment advices today contained nothing
bearing on the reported occupation of
Mexico City by Carranza troops. but
announced General Cararnza's guaran-
tee for non -combatants in case of
fighting there. The department issued
the following:
1.-THE department Is in receipts Of ad-
vices from Vera Cruz to the effect that
Carranza has given assurances that in
the event Of fighting In the city of
Mexico the interests of non n-combatants
will be looked after. The department Is
In receipt Of no definite information
concerning the operations of Carranza's
forces outside Of Mexico City, but 1t
would appear from tho meager reports
received that General ZApata Is pre-
pairing to offer resistance with his ar
tillery forces"
carranxa Advance Checked.
The opposing forces were reported In
an artillery duel yesterday In which the
Carranza advances were checked.
Consul silliman reported to the state
department in telegram dated Vera
Cruz at Z o'clock yesterday evening
that interruption Of communication
with Mexico City was due not so much
to actual military operations az to the
the fact that Zapata forces have de-
stroyed the line.
Reports Of continued unrest in Yucca
tan has caused the navy department to
instruct Rear Admiral Caperton, on the
cruiser Washington. to call at Progreso
on his way to Cape Haitien. The
Washington will reach the Yucataniport
tonight and after investigating the
situation will proceed to Cape Haitien.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
CHICAGO GETS CONVENTION.
City Gets eusy and Lands Meeting
While Others Slept.

Chicago. June 26.-While rival cities
slept Chicago slipped out and tied q
rors around the next republican ma
tional convention. When the republi-
can national committee meets next
winter to plan ffo7 the political actiyt-
ties OF next year all Chicago will have
to do viii be to pull the rope and the
convention Is hers.
4 was Fred w. Upham, expert In
the collection Of conventions, who rep.
resented the Chicago spirit on this oc-
casion. knowing from experience In
these matters that the way to get 10
to reach early those who have Il to
kiye. MI. Upham put himself In touch
with the members Of the national come
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
Settlers welI Armed,

Tobari Bay, Mexico, by radio to San
Diego. June 26.-Americans In the
Yaqui Valley are we'll armed with
Springfield rifles and a large supply. Of
communion and able to repel any In
dian attacks, according to advices re-
ceived here today.
The valleys of the Yaqui and Mayo
rivers were reported quiet today.
Rains have begun and are expected to
cause a rapid rise in the Yaqui river.
This will prevent the movement OF the
Indians to the southwark. where an
American settlement is located.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
State Department Takes
Occasion to Deny Pub
lished Reports.
NOT TO RETALIATTEE TTEE
AGAINST BRITAIN
State Department Has no Word Re-
sardins Reported Occupation. Of
Msxie City BY carranxa Forces
carranza Gives Assurances That In
tsrests Of Non. combatants Will es
Looked After If Forces Take City.

Washington, June rs. - The
United States 10 not considering
placing an embargo on shipments
to any beitigsrent country. This
was stated officially today at the
state department ~ result OF
published reports that an embargo
on shipments Of American products
to England was likely in retaliation
for British interference with Amer
lean trade with neutrals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
coNFEssEs THIRTEEN MURDERS.
Man Hanged at Birmingham, Ala. Re.
arets Hs Didn't Get Another.


Birmingham. Ala, June 26.-Syd
Jones. hanged here yesterday, left
note in his cell in which no confessed
responsibility for thirteen murders.
Two Of his victims were whito men.
one Mobile and Ohio brakeman and
the other Nebraska deputy sheriff.
Jones named among his victims
Thomas Thompson. Charles Bennett,
and Deputy Sheriff w. 8. Moseley. OF
Crawford, Neb.: Shay White. Thomas
Shay. and Sam Lee. Monterey. Cal;
Pattie Quiergo. Mexican. at Fort
wingate, n. n. and Jois.s I:::.ssos..:,
an indian, at Sheridan. Wyo. Tho un-
named railroad brakeman he said. he
killed ut Boydwell. Ky.
"I am sorry missed getting Richard
Moore, Sept. IL. 1912" Jones wrote.
Just one more would have made an
even number
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26

Roumania Not Planning War.
Berlin. via London. June 26.-Ac-
cording to the correspondent Of the
Mittae Zsitung. In Bucharest. the Rou-
manian cabinet has voted to disband
part az the army and give the soldiers
long furloughsI The action was taken,
II was stated, at tho instance Of the
premier and minister OF war. Mr.. Bra
fiano, who explained that negotiations
Win Russia would require . long
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
Austrian, Deny italian Claims.

AustrIan0 Deny ItaIiah CtalHss
Washington, June 25.-Dispatches TO
thc Austro- Hungarian embassy here
TODAY said Plawa was still held by the
Austrians and denied the claim that
the Italians had broken thru. The mes
sage said:
sTn the face Of false reports our
press bureau states that Plawa is stu
held firmly by US. These positions
were ordered taken by the italian king,
according to etatements of prisoners.
The Italians have never broken thru.
Al least 5000 unburied dead lie before
I our positions. Our losses are consid-
4 erably smaller
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
M.,. p.onor%;on.l class R.te.,

Washington, June 26.-The inter
state commerce commission today ex.
tended new proportional class rates to
Iowa interior cities. between Burling-
ton and Muscatine, and points east OF
the Indiana-nlinois state line. The
rates are on the same scale as were
authorized in the so called Iowa cities
N "A -. ate 1fgis-ss. .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
am.lI 0taamor Torpedoed.

london, June 25.-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Copenhagen says the
steamer Nova has arrived there with
the members Of the crew Of the Nor
wegian steamer Truno. which last
wednesday was torpedoed by a Ger
man submarine and then set on fire.
This occurred near the Shetland
Ialands. The Truno was built In 1896
and was OF 1,57 gross tons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
SPENDS DAY WITH FAMILY.
President Wilson Takes Walk in Wood,
Had Good Nights Rest

Had Good Nights Rest.
Cornish. N. H., June 26.-President
Wilson, taking a brief vacation at the
Summer White House." spent this
morning walking thru the woods OF his
place with members Of his family and
working in his study on correspondence.
He planned to take a long automobile
ride in the afternoon.
A cold night, which made blankets
necessary, allowed the president good
sleep, and altho Baby Sayre cried sew
eral times during the night, the presi-
dent was not disturbed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26


west portion Sunday.
PAGE ONE.
Tetegraphic News:
Lull on Both Great Battle Fronts.
German Socialists Demand Peace.
No Embargo on Arms Planned.
Chicago War Hits other Cities.
Daniels Suggests Naval Officers
Wake UP.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Rate Plan to Boost Stocks.
Cummins Urges Support Of Wilson
Policy.
Egan Facing Another Disbarment
Suit.
Robinson Makes Great Flight.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorials:
Jumping to a Second Conclusion.
Order the Crib Lumber.
Don't Leave a Lawsuit.
Gathered in the Byways.
Story: Wallingford and Blackie
Daw.
PAGE FIVE.
Lawyers Want Good Roads.
Cities Control Areaways.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Burglars Rob Cigar Store.
Audubon County Sues Marshall
County.
Mason City Beats Ansons.
After New Manager For Team.
Local Comment.
News OF Twenty five Years Ago.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Gains Lost.
Favorable Weather Eases Corn.
Cattle Steady.
Hogs Slow and Lower
Real Issue in Rate Case
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
SHELDON MAN DROPS DEAD.

|c. w. snsrs, Returning From Pleasure
Trip, sueeumb: to Hoart Failure.
sheldon. June &c. ". Snerc
freight agent for the Milwaukee road
here for eight years, dropped dead Of
heart failure at Coldwater, Mich. last
|nisht. He had been on pleasure trip
TO California and was just returning
He was about so years old and lived at
Austin, MINI, before coming here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
Great Britain Awaits With
Expectancy Next Move
in War Game.
GERMANY MAY BE
PLANNING DRIVE
Mioh& Bs Aaainet Either Paris, Calais
or Warsaws-ksioer Said 70 Be Nov.
ina Heavy Cams % East Fer possible
Attack on Poland's capitaH0rsat
Britain We'll Supplied With MUM.
tions Except Shells.

London. june Z6.-Ihe1o 10 q pause
at the present time. on both battle
fronts ON the continent. The British
public with b1eathless expectancy
awaits the next move. It Is conceded
that this move Il Germanys and 1t
may be made against Warsaw. Paris
or Calais.
German activity reported In the Ar
gonne may indicate q drive ON Paris.
but the closing Of the Belgian frontier
may mean tho transfer Of veterans
from the east and Of another attempt
to break thru to the English channel.
Many contemplate no EFFORT to reach
Paris or Calais until q drive Is made
at Warsaw. ~
Little Activity elsewhere.
No great activity is to be noted
along any Of the minor fronts. The
Italians claim to be engaged In con-
solidating the positions they have won
along the river Isonzo. while from the
Dardanelles come reports Of heavy
losses by the Turks in defending the
peninsula.
The question Of munitions still Is
absorbing attention in England. The
house Of commons has been assured
by Walter Runciman, president OF the
board of trade. that Great Britain has
sufficient high explosives for her own
use and that she need have no concern
over her food supplies. but that the re-
quirements for shells are still acute.
hsavy Guns Sent East.
A Central News dispatch from
Amsterdam says several trains loaded
with heavy guns have left Essen Tor
the German front on the Bzura river,
In Poland, where 1t is believed they
i win be used In m advance against
Wrtsaw. Since the fall OF Lemberg
military experts have expressed the be-
lief that the AuStro German allied
would attempt to continue their drive
in m attempt to capture Warsaw.
On previous occasions the Germans
have hammered their way almost with
in artillery range Of Warsaw but have
always been driven back by Grand
luke Nicholas.
German Munitions Depot Destroyed.
Bombs dropped by British aviators
near Roulers, Belgium, caused the ex-
olosion OF q large ammunition depot
md also resulted in the killing OF
6fG German soldiers, who were load
mr. an ammunition train, says Cen
tra1 News dispatch from Rotterdam.
dispatch received here from
Stockholm says that the Netherlands
steamer Ceres, from Amsterdam Tor
Iulea, Sweden, has sunk as result OF
striking q mine near Soderhamn, In
the gulf Of Bothnia. The crew was
saved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26

Valuable Space Of Land.
The total value Of the city OF Lon
don's square milo 10 placed at about
81, ESQ, ,O0O, 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
CHICAGO LABOR
WAR EXTENSIVE.
Business in Many Parts Of
Country to Feel Effects
of Shutdown.
ORDERS CANCELLED
OUTSIDE CITY

Lockouts Resortsd 70 In Order 20 Ne.
taIiate Against G >srs Who Re.
fused to Subm' y vancss 20 Aebj.
tration-Affr 1000 Men in Allied
Factories fradss-indspsndsnt
operat Cease Operations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises June "a at 1880; sets at
1925.
Iowa--Partly cloudy, with probably
showers tonight or Sunday: warmer In
northwest portion tonight; cooler In
west portion Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26

Rastas time for 800 miles was
3:15:00. This compares with 3:19:s2
which DePalma required for 800 at In
|dtanapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
DES MONIES GOLFER
LEADS IN FINALS
Janss Hubbsll 4 Up on Arthur Bart.
lett at Completion Of First Eighteen
Holes For state Title - eoardman
Wins Presidents Flight.

Cedar Rapids, June 2e.-At the COM
pletion Of the first round Of eighteen
holes this forenoon, James HucheM OF
Des Moines. was up on Arthur Bart
lett, state champion, for the Iowa Soli
championship. The second round wa
being played this afternoon.
In the directors cup match, A. y.
Peddie, OF Cedar RAPIDS, was leading
Newman Dorr, Of Des Aoines, : up. 81
the conclusion OF the first round.
In the Cedar Rapids fight, G. Tilden,
Ames, defeated F. w. Racine. Ottum-
wa, 8 up and 5.
Elderkin Boardman, Of fMarshalltown,
won the presidents fiixht, beating
D. MacManus. Of Ottumwa, 8 and 8.
IL 6 gun away match.
The directors solace was won py a,
N. Watson. Cedar Rapids. who de-
feated Carl Leopold. Burlington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26

At 800 miles the first six drivers
were: Resta, Grant, Cooper, Porporato,
Rickenbacher and Anderson. 1t was
announced that Resta had broken the
worlds record for 900 miles and for
$50 miles, at an average speed OF 9s
miles an hour, but the exact figures are
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

SSeldjel 9iatiolalitdt mar scr Gor.
Zoo ile5lp. oic pllnc2
,liibrtc t6ttIilIabt SIR 3eit oer Scr.
lcntuna Nic oneritaiild,e 5iaQQc2
@SeIdc ,5aoae iubrtcn bic bei0ca
Irltildlcn acknowledgements, peldhc
c@liliIiabt aHacbIol cafortirten2
Forineiodrclli0nAiac Qlou6en 0aB
on3 Scr 2Irt Scr 9icih0oigung 0es
t9llIiiinht ohne QroBc Sdnnierigfciten
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clnem lorpeoo n0er elmer Dime bet
tuhrt, uno boiicu chi Sielc gScile
nlldl nie ytolic:alitc. nes Sorpcoos
teyp Scr Niiuc ielliiellen 5u fonuel.
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nor ein 5nndlbnot nom cincn Der Cf.
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te Rod uidlt erriclcn i'll 6ab ole.
les Sold)boot thntiohIldl ocn Sui.
llgbt unQcqrlfien bot.
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Gngli(d6e ]lieOertra6t.

Gs III f1on pieoerhoit oapon gss
fproden lporoen, pie Gnafanp ieln
GabeI Monppol nusnubt. Gs qeniert
Tich nidt i'm qerinaiten Die 2els
oromme pom 9tbienoer be5abIen 81
InfIen unb Iie Damn in ben papier
torb 3u merfen Sin in 2(msrifo Ise
benOer TeutIhe srIudte oas 3lpeiq
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mad Dem ,3uiianoe ieiner ifper.ran
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nafl 6ollano purbe bon oeu (Fn8Ior
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oter hdben 0ie GuQldn0tr auh oo5
qatel beg fondhoiihen 6errn. NORM
bis1ey berittet, oab er o1s Qabel nitt
erholten, o6oefongen. g9eld1ss s}nter
efIe 0ie GnQldnoar hobcn. cine ioife
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hsn QnaeleqcnGeit 3u uniey'chloaeH, lit
unteorsiIlih. Iiiy tFaalano han0e,
- Tlh e6en nm cinen Gsi6 Itstrjfa. III
{ ern menI6lid6e RItFG:e3 iciuen Y,aB
haheN
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IL Epicr Der lI.Suptc.
SDuApll, ). 2ltuj

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81 0en ncucu Giidcrodnpicrt
bcrcn gierinflug olrd oetldlc
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2ieioblHq ne@ tSilderoauIpiCrs
Sceptrc. Ser Ia AfciIcn bon Iticr
honh torpcbirt mprogp mar.
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bnotc ihio mihcinena entihIolicH
GuaInno poG jealidlcr s5iid)3uillbr
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pol lie pom ben NpulnlGuocuren ocr
leinolldjeil (olldlbootc 3nporfonlulcuo
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bGpier. Die pon 1oldbootcn pcrs
'olot p1r0cn. fonuteu nod red)t5cltiQ
n;jt goIt0oulpi cnitonncn.
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SiilOw's @crf.
Sie &erbanbInngen 5luiideu Hum mno
9SIcn lln0 Dem glb.
dDlne nubc.
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mcId)cr Die }tbtretitng 5u crfolQeu nat.
9ln ulellicn madlt liph Sritlt Soroc.
Ser ocntidle Sotidlofter Nlirit p>u
NilIon ina criiarf nnpGn, meln &
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itcr Sonniuo gum &crildlt oui Srielt
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nobnt hobcn ooB bic Irbtcn 3uac.
itau6niiic Ceiterreidls flor 5claen, oo6
sic &siencr 9icaierung 0ic 9othmen
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5ll brinacit oonlit ollc llriodlen 5u cis
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or nidlf iinlhih, al crfIdren, onB lei
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bri 0iclcr 6cier eicegcnbcit ucbmcn
2iii5len arica an 0le 3eutroImddtc
81 crfiorcn
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Niiaci SO ecmommcm.

2onnon, ). Moi.
Ser oelitihe an1tlid,c Herid)t mel.
'rct Siege ilber oic Gnglouoer oitlidl
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Dem ic IN dmsQehchuteln Wtobe Stid.
gaa6ompcn in 9lnmeno,utg gebrod)t
hotten. 2luf Scr gan8en iibrigen
lStont hobcn &onpie itatt9ciunocn.
prn oencn Die 1cttidlcn berihten.
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5ron5oien Suoeqen beholtptcr ooB
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0ic 3eltihen uerlorcncn @ebietc@
neu iorrnirt mor0cn iinh, ooB Ole
GuaIon0cr irqcn0nelhen (Seoonfet
;hrc perloreren Stefunqen III 8cit.
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cen 81 ciner aroBcn 9(nariif Qeaeu
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Er. =. Y. CABIN ldrclbt nicSnlot
hi b0dlit initrlftlr2r @eiie ilbcr t8 {
Icnf&reibcu. i1IidlIider S&eiic
cle M nafctrbcumo" bcjeltl
net mo Die S&clttrieQ&t18
sen 0e& 0cllnoheit2ratha lill0 inteil
lincn lSuterclles &c. Gebc9mc0 Der
5ebntcn ruiliiden %rmee fam ols ae
rcdlte9 @oltcn Der 9tcn1ciiS DC
3eihnct mToen. mn nie nnrbiidlcn
Hnrborcn meroeu Damon nod mchr 3u
fcitcn bctomncL che iie ihse 9ied'.
uung nit Dem Nuumei } nit
@inoenbnrg ob9el en- Dr.
Zen. ,ts
Sn ocm cinji10rtlncn Nrieifolten
oce oeluuoheitsrothes limo alrtitct
nie qllnIcre 3eiiperio0e ocr SSobn
mo Sdretcnebcrridoit". .e5e
iltn6bcitsreQeIu in elmer 9tubld)ole"
Cine intine @piiobe ans Ger Mcrf.
lott Der rg'oltepoit". beiouocrs lc-
ltn&iucrtb. ,Su ocn IoQcS5cltuuoen
miirhe Scr 2eier perQchlidl nndl 9cf
tire non 10 enuiirilftiucr in0 ein0ring-
lid1Cr @eIchrlng mdlcn.
sSn oicier 9tununcr fiinoiai scr &c
iimobeitarotb nud) lcine beporitcbenhe
nrobe ! our nut Dem untionoIcn Ire6.
perein nod nen GoIiiornicr ,g9 elf.
aus ltcllun1en OIL. Soriiber
miro or ieincr 3eit in aroben 3ii9cR
III beridten miiien. alS 2eitfobcn iiir
9eiudcr oiCicr AuSitciImaen. oie iei.
ncn Spurcn ioi9en, uuo oils griut
iiir SoIdle, Die iid Die aoiten uno
aon5 heionbcrs oie Stropo5en ciner
ioldlen Reiie criporcn nnaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Scr eritc sal.

SINNER bcrnl8acicbi, nnb Die 9iod).
rid'f ocn lbatilden ,ntiprid)t ltcllt
rcr AnGriii ani oie .,l3lilili01t" Den
trltcn ,Snli Dor m oent eiu amcrifoni
le}es Sdl]il torpc0trt lpiiroc itn0
GieidBcitia g'crIltile oii Nicnidlenlcbcn
81 pcr3eidlncn norcn. Ter 0opitdn
ioa IN Der 2lnircguHa clncl rer5
ld}Ioa erIclel iein mobrcno ppci
ajlanu Der AcioturQ Hbcr Hor0
ilro'igen ml0 ertrdHlel Iie bel0cu
onerifouiidlcn Sdliilc, 0lc bieher oer
loren ailrGen aericibcn oli Il}lntn
2iuFeroem butte bci sent lluterquig
1ea hriillhen Zompfora DfSoiub0
ocr aneritouiidlc ,lnleniGIr econ 6.
s.eibcr irin 2fhcn ciIf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
WcMer icrbiidlcr Hrlhsnn?
9lerIlll. ). pPni.

WerIln, ). Ni1l.
1ir 9eliner Eoges8eitilng logt.
0oi' cinc neuc oilcrrcidliidl uuga-
ride 9Irmcc, ole fir eiucn neucl
6clo3uQ aeQen .Scrbicn beitinlmt lei.
Iept iertiQ 6elGt ittbe ms 6eIo 5u
fchcn Ios 9loti illqt bin5u, oas
S@ctter in 3cr 'Ncacr0 Der ierluidlen
Ctrcn3e bciiac iih 5lichen0s. INTO
Scr GoriJaridl Scr Hrluee mcr0e in
uoilcr ,}clt erlpartet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
gIcnartiqcr Scctamvf.

Berlin. / Qiai.
Iic iolQenoc outlidle 4etnnntnla.
dung lruroe on IicritoQ in 9crint
ou3gtdeheu
AM 3. q}ci batic ciu ocutider
Worinc Su'tfren5er cin (5eicdlt NIT
lncbrercu britiidlei Gdudbooten IN
Scr 91oroier. fye mur0en ncbrere
9om6en oom 2.tftidliii bcrab9epor-
len. nou 0encn eine eins Der britiIfcn
6md,bnotc troi uub sum Sinfcn
brodltc.
..Gns Quitifjif muroe pon oen @c.
idiiBcn scr 31udboote beihoiie1l
thnc ie0oh Qctroiien su merOeu G8
fthrte nngctichri 3nriid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Sail u6nlaigbt". y
gSnilinatun bat ncue Senintiun in
anacbild'em Sandlbootanariii aui
amcritaHiidlrn : elSompier.

s@albilgtou. 3. 0'al.
2ic ltodlriht BON cjncm anorlff
oi,l Den amcritnnIitlen 2onpicr
hAlliIiGbt" Ger oH8eblid1 BON tiuein
nelltihcn loudboot IN scr 9i0he Ser
SellIulnieIn iorpc0irt muroc, hat
flc rim dmtIldlen 0reiicn. in ocncn
ninn ocH }mllneitioH ola cinctt ern.
iten hc5cldluef. bctrod)tlidc erreaun0
Derpprperllen. ISu 9lbmclenbeit 0cs
4rdliocnten lieB mon iid} 81 ciuerGr
Grtcruna Der Shrittc. lpelhe ole
1uloeerc0lcrupg uilternchmcn oilri.
IT, nid)f bcrbci Dtuu ocittet nur
en- OnB 5nerit oie n5lihe llntern.
iHin0 cInaelcitct mernen miiiie. ehc
ron cine ell0gilItiae Griiiaun9
ireite.