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The Republican journal., 1915-02-04

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WILLIAM TRAvERS JEROME HARRY K
THAW AND SECTION OF MATTEAwAN
ASYLUM.
the attorneys Were engaged in would
decide whether he would be returned
to the asylum at Matteawan, n. Y,
from which he escaped eighteen
months ago or would be permitted to
50 to his home in Pittsburgh.
One of the chief surprises of this
remarkable case was the dropping the
other day of William Travers Jerome
as the chief prosecutor on the eve of
Thaw's arraignment in the supreme
court of New York. Jerome for near
ly nine years had led the fight against
Thaw. first as district attorney of New
York city. when he sought to convict
Thaw of murder. and later as special
counsel engaged by the state to keep
Thaw from gaining his freedom from
the asylum.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04

Bive forces and that education alone
In its broadcast sense is the hope Of
lasting peace. He says in part:
''If, therefore, nations are to be i'm
PEELED to make any progress in the
difficult task of restraining their ambi-
tons and passions. whatever the APP
parent provocation, it is manifest that
recourse must be had to something be-
kides treaties, arbitral tribunals or an
international police force. There seems
only one hope. and this is education
In its broadcast sense education
which will increase our knowledge of
and contact with our fellow citizens
Of the earth; education which will give
to every person what DR.. Butler has
called the international mind educa-
ton which will bring us to realize and
understand the aspirations and ambi-
tons of other races and peoples. just
as experience of human nature in the
case of an individual enables him to
realize and make allowance for the fol
bles of his fellow men"
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
Science SiftingS

More than 400 patents have ''
sued by the United States fa- t
intended to harness the poa %
waves.
Aluminium is the most ahUWa' ".
all metals, being an essential
ent of all important rocks OK 81 ''N
stones and limestones.
Meteorological experts haE "
cred that clouds in certain
instead of shielding the eaTtA
suns heat, sometimes increa-,
diation by as much as 40 per yrI.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
LINCOLNVILLE CLUB MEET ING AND
BANQUET.

The LincolnvilIe Club of Massachusetts will
hold its annual meeting and dinner at the
room of the Twentieth Century Club, 3 Joy
street. Boston, on Monday. February 20, 1915.
Tickets. 81.
Infor NAL reception at five o'clock. Dinner
served at dix o'clock. Come and renew old
friendships, and begin new ones.
Kindly extend the invitation to any whose
names may not be listed. and notify the Secre-
tary if any are to attend.
prompt reply will be appreciated.
W. o. STEVENS Secretary,
90 Munroe ST., Roxbury. Mass.
]. s. CREHoRE, President.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
NO MORE FOOT AGONY
IN FOUR DAYS CORNS COME OFT.
FREE ROX FOR EVERYBODY.

Everybody knows that for sore. painful,
swollen feet there is nothing so good as Eco
For Feet.
But now in every package of Eco For Feet,
at druggists. is 10 cent package of Eco For
Corns, which is free. II costs you nothing.
Use it for three nights; on the fourth night
lift out the corn and throw it in the fire.
Eco For Corns, if purchased separately. 10 a
dime; with 25 cent box of Eco For Feet it 10
free.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
Train and Track

British authorities are disu -
possibility of rubber tires s.
cars.
Kansas City and LawreH.' N-'
are to be connected by a rwN |
which will eventually be eyua
Topeka.
A novel bumper to stop ratI0d .
is made of a series of curved ...'
tons over which wheels pas 10 ''
duce their speed, the last orc .7i'-
high enough to halt them.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04

Think FOR . moment what the OPEN
ing Of the Boston San Francisco d.
rect line means. It has made Massa-
chusetts and California neighbors. II
will carry the business message from
the Atlantic to the Pacific quicker
than man can write letter and 1t
gives him an answer at once. 1t has
annihilated distance. Its commercial
value is priceless.
Boston Men Built the Line
Across twelve states! Do you
realize what that means? Have you
ever Travelled to the far west? On the
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
MORGAN SHUSTER ON PEACE.
Education, He Believes, Can Alone
Cause Wars to Cease

William Morgan Shuster has had for
a man of his years-he was born in
Washington in 1S17-a most remarka-
BILE and varied experience, which has
embraced United States government
public service in Cuba and the Philip
pines and the onerous position of finan-
cial adviser to Persia. He has an ar
ticle in the February Century Maya
zine in which he asserts that each ma
ton must continue to maintain defen-
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
Prompt Action Will Stop Your Cough

Prompt Action viii Stop Your Cough
When you first catch Cold (often indicated
by a sneeze or cough), break it up at once
The idea that at does not matter" often leads
to serious complications. The remedy which
Immediately and easily penetrates the lining of
the throat is the kind demanded. DR.. Kings
New Discovery soothes the irritation, loosens
the phlegm. You feel better at once. at
seemed to reach the very spot of my Cough"
is one of many honest testimonials. Soc at
your Druggist.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
ArOostook Potatoes.

:. The roads now being in fairly good condition
potatoes are coming into market fairly good.
The price which is being paid is 80 cents for
Cobblers and IS to 70 cents for Green Noun
tains.-Fort Fairfield Review.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
The Best

Dry hard wood in Waldo county hite0 i'.
dried under cover. Delivered any"ne''
Belfast at $500 cord. Send pOsta ''''
SAMUEL PLACE
Aft R.. F.D.2, Brooks. We
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
A Progressive Gets His Job.

Irving E. Vernon, Portland lawyer and
chairman of the Progressive State committee,
was appointed State bank examiner Friday by
Gov. Curtis. the appointment automatically
removing Harry N. Smith, Republican. the
present incumbent. The salary il $500 .
year.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04

Doan's Kegulets are recommended by many
who say they operate easily, without gripping
and without bad after effects. Csc. at all drug
stores,
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04

For dyspepsia, our national ailment, use
Burdock Blood Bitters. Recommended for
strengthening digestion. purifying the blood
At ali drug stores, $1.O0 bottle.
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04
THEODORE N. VAIL
JOHN j. CARLY
ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
TLOMAc a WATSON

l ndtwhomth eopemna1 the
The Republican journal., 1915-02-04

The motto of the soldier b trench
and trench.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
st! st MT San6omraabe paa Marfe6et.

Seierne bill / omitaaen6e SpaI-
ter legge Merfe til en-. 8efjenotgie=
relie fra Milan 6orms Debelop-
ment 80. @pofone> 8aib. Mebnte
51rma eier EN- 2o%noitrefning pad
o'ber 5000 @cres uomelrfet Sore,
tpoe Mil moro for Spofane> iom er
Sooeobpen for set iaafal6te rssttz
lo1o empire" - ct Smrao6e, Ser
omlpenoer set eitlige @oibington,
Bet norolige Soabo> oct beltliae
M%tontana % set ipoIige 8ritiit g.
lumbin. Sno imellem Girmaets
Nreoler finoes ct Metperf of gloerr
og b%enribenoe Snoiber, me6e1s
Sorosmonnet beitaar al en- rig fort
Ndalo1oro, Der afgiDer Sc beone 8ez
ttngelier for Meieriorift ..Giertre,
og &reatnrbolo. .gn0ifignt 6isie
5ornte> iom iogt> ligger miot incl
lem talrige Snoieer, og bor ct oar
ltgt Hegnfal0 al % Iom11er, bar
mon Dog funot> at Sor6en, iom paa
mango onore @gne> er mere bro
o11tt1o beo S%berrisling i oen <Eio
Grpoen moones. @n borig &et til
Brltgen at 0%berrisling m%eofplqer
a1pbet al Sirmoets gjenoom, %
Tonoet u6nDttes fra en- &ip6e nf
Snoi9er, Ser banner &il6erne til
2itle @pofane @iber> og le6es
ig1e1nem pasier6e @rpfter til e1t-
Dber Sorm. Soroet1 er / @er6eles=
beo egnH for &lpber, Simotbp> MI=
falfo> Sabre, @peoe> Slug og 8pg>
label iom oglaa for Srugt, Seer
og @remtiager.
Sarmenes gienneminitlige @elig=
genbeo ct fra 1 til 6 Mil fra @to=
TONER paa Greet Mortbern 8anens
S%obeolinie> og be6 CODE 2on6ebeie fs=
renoe til Spofone> bar Sc en- BEL teu11t
5oroel for en- befbem Mfietning at
ACKNOWLEDGING til set nerliggen6e
Wfarfeo. Sirmaet tilbpoer til Solqs
5arme> 1om ct rDo6et> pIgiet og in6-
begnet til 1neget moderate @riier %
paa Afbetolinger, Der letter enbber
111nore belitiIet 2an6mon6 / 5tan6
til at faa fit eget Siem. Man bgr
itripe til 6irmaet poa engelIf efter
fri SrDfiager. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

Spesepplie. 2arS 2arien refere=
rer "2oll. Salt. Golfeti6." fglqen-
De ON @pegepplie> fom ban bar
bart ! EN- fiebenbabnif @porboqr1.
Ser on, Miffelien" flyer en-
.alore' &iebenbapner> uieg ipiier inte
Spegep9lie> ggr leg inte> mel. 0m
:on iaa .filoeoe mig UNDER Seerne
.meo ct gloenoe 8resieiern, ieg fpi-
tie %o1ligeDel int @pegepelier. Seq
.g1o're o'inte, Miffelienl"
Set fnnoe Miffelien lite for
itoa.
so, fer 6l1> Miffelien; SIT bar
maaife NOT lagt Merfe ill., at noor
ri lige %unotager uSenen" poo Mgr-
regaoe, iaa er ollie bore 5porpoqne
ble'en eleftriife. Sbao set rober
Spegepelierne. Nn fniber set pift
meo 8egabelien, Miiffelfen. Spao
oct raber SpegeppIierne? Sea ipgr
pore: 9oor er ollie oe @porbogns-
Bette bleben at?
Sg Ter on, Miffelien, mi bar
man ogiaa begpnot at aflfaffe gel-
getrp0erne / &iirferne. @11 hrihpr
mon Fltmpebarfet beo gleftricitet.
og MI bill leg ipgrge sig, miiffffel-
Ten: 9bor bliber ollie Sc @elgetre-
cere at? Mu fan ou maoife for
1taa, at leg olorig fpiier @peae-
pblier."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
Earhet / Ew.

We6ens ollie anore e1tropeilfe
2on6e er in6bifleoe / @er6ensfri=
gen, forbereoer fig paa at. inotrpoe
TOM 9eltagere / 6enne, eller be6 al
Ie Mioler lgger at b9b6e beres Nen=
frnIitet, er ser ct enfelt &ige, iom
Iigger fuloiten0ig uanfGgtet al Ser
1ens 5torme.
2nnoet / Soc er @ponier.
Mteo fine 20 Millioner S116bDgge=
re bar set fun ringe Seling me6
Rrigen.
Ser er @%ris1tigning ber, Tom
obernlt / 8eroen, ct Har Smaolfibe
Bnr maattet Dele Sfi9bne me6 iao
mn1ge neutrale @anoels1fibe og Ell
Hu6t / Gent al tpife unoerbamos=
baa6e, n1en oct bar ingen Sorltpr=
reIie bragt / Sorbol6et til on6re
Mngter.
Meoens @er6ensmogterne meo
fterite Sber bejler til &iger meo G
til Z Millioner Snobpggere> ofrer
man life Spanien meo 6ets 20 Mtil=
Iioner en- Sanfe. SSngen al Mag=
ferne bar 8rng for 2an6et 1om
Nfel1emIe6 for Son6elen, og inger
Hi9nfer Spaniens Ser en- ene1te
$anfe.
&un6t / ollie @er6ens &iger oq
2nr6e er Sc 1ponife Mmbas1o6pre,
De f%rigsferenoe Magters Mellm
mnno / Screening me6 Sc Sor. @ta,
fers @efan6ter. Mfbrp6es Sen 81
pIomatiife Sorbinoelie mellen
@nibington og Berlin, er 6e lponff,
ambasfa69rer olene tilbage pat
8In61en.
S 5ponien filler SEN itore 8e
foIfning fig un6er 6isie 9mitenoig
beoer ganife ligegploig oberfor Ser
be11sfri1en. Ser bar maaife 1traf;
Deo &rigens 8egpnoelie en- Till
Dpblusien of Spmpatbi for Sranf
rig, en- S9lelie al Samb6rigbe6
men 2nen bar n6en &raft og fluff
fe1es inart.
1.#. S Bolitifernes &re6s er Snteres
fen naturligbiS 1t6rre, men 5pm
patbierne iDnes Der at bore be1temt
saf 8nrtilinierne.
De &lerifale illttter fig til Gen.
frnImagterne, for0i 9itrig for SEN
Ger &atbolicismens rette Sn1tning
AorIiiterne nprer Spmpotbi 70,
8sreuslen ION Mutoritetslanoet oQ
ftnnr ogiaa paa Gentralmagternes
SIDE.
&ommer man 1erefter. ODER poo
ben benltre 5l6i, fan bill mon fin6e
Zen fterfere % ftarfere Spu1patbi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
mRCM ASS:SoC!A76T58
MMMFRSHpA ABEL
UyHklanns 6uar.

SD1fon0s 5bornote paa 8rei1=
bent billions fiolte SnOleg / Sogen
angoaen0e .2uittania" =slfferen og
anore Sumter be0rprenOe Mmerifos
Net poo &obet bar, be0 fin unobi=
genbe @olGning og Silbeieligbeo til
at oiftere en- ny &egel for 6en a1ne=
.rifanife @fibsfurt baft Sen iterlte
ntilfreosbeo og Snoignation | De le=
1enoe 8la6e ber / 2anoet. @n6=
Tient bemel6te Mft1tpffe bel npppe
Tan betrngtes lom set 1t61te Sr6 /
.@agen, eller iom ct l1ltimat11m,
bnr Omgaaelien / @baret oberfor
$Diflan6s Mn1par bec' 5%enfningen
of o2nfitania" BOG baft aolfillig
8efpmring / @oibington.
Sfelge in6lpbne Selegrammer fra
Balbington / Sirs6ags @ftes, bar
8re1ioent @ilion iiben Sbarets
Rootagelie babt Sagen UNDER albor=
Zig Sberbejelle, og ogter at foreleg=
ge og 6rgfte &egieringens &oloning
/ 5orening me6 Statslefreter 2an=
ting og be6 ct &abinetsme6e / 6enne
uge.
Meooelelien iflere al 6e lecenoe
:9ngblaoe ON, at 8reiibenten ollie
re6e bar fattet en- 8eIlutning / Ga
!. gen % at ban betragte6e 5ituatio.
men 1om min6re %alborlig, 6emente:
res / Selegrnmmet lom ct leIt Sing:
Up
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

oeres 8eipar meo at BRACE Dem op
ODER Sfperne, Der bbor @imlen er
alto blaa> men bborfra 6e begribe=
Lights bar banffeligt beo at pine
bbaS Ser foregaar / 8irfaigbeoens
regelbnnone Beroen. MennelfeneS
2toelier og iernbaar6e Scamp for
5ilberelien let 6e paa iom en- inab=.
let @enoeiten, 69ffer sen til og for
ittrer> at ben er iaa goot iom. rem
let. 80 Sen 8eife6 er / mine 1ine
ensbetp6enoe me6 ufolfelig OplDS=
ming, iom BEN former fig for Gi-
oen!
aritiffen bore fgrit og fremmelt
rettet moo Sfolerne, ioet 6isfe bar
.eller buroe babe Sc ngoben6ige 2e=
rerfrefter og ebrige SieIpefiloer for
at fu11ne poe en- birfelig og allioig.
SplpSning. Sill @iengielo bar ofte
ungoomsforeningerne 6en be6fte
Ntlle> ioa oct iiffert bliper 6is1e,.
Der fbrIt fomrner til at gee Siulets
trpge Ching.
S beoite &eniigt er @ritiifffe1 ret
tet moo oct ifiebe / obemebnte
|Sorbolo, og bbiS uDannebirfe" f.
Ter fig truffet paa egne eller artres
EWegne> bliber set iom for nep11t
E8looets Sag peo ioglige @ebiier at
gootgj6re set feilagtige / Sen bep=
|oeoe 8aaitano.
ST.. &bt5.
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49,
-Morgenen til Sen fribillige Mmmu=
nitionsbrtga6e, og pe0 9agenS Sl1t=
ming bar omtrent 1000 @abne fpjet
til SEN ollere6e lange 2iite al Soft,
iom filler fine Sritimer, 2eroage og
59n6age til &egieringens Dispolt=
tion for 8roonftion al &rigsamm1=
milton. st 2Iop6 George bliber
8rigaoens 8reiioent baffer alrnirr=
Selig gilfreosbeo. Mari1eminiiter
8alfollr bar mo6taget Sttllingen
ben alminoelige &omite. @erer1e
og anore Mrbeioere, iom bar Be
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

for 6ranfrig, 10 lnngere man font
me0 ober moo Sc Maoifale, Ser Ct
beltlb franfiinoeoe.
Soffet ct nerme1t ententebenligt,
for0i &arliiterne er t%pffbenltge.
Disie Strpmninger / @olitifer,
mes &re6ie finder imi6lertto lite
@ienflang Dos 8efolfningen. Ser
Ter man ligegploigt til.
Og BOG bill ogiaa 9iebliffet font
me, 90 5panien biloe mel6e fig. Ser
fommer Sen Dag, oa @eroensfforttet
ifal un6ergaa Sen enoelige &ebi=
iton, og So pgino Marofffos @fieb.
ne ifal a%fgigres.
Sbi Der ligger 5paniers Srem=
tibsinteres1er. Gibraltar bar for
Spanien ingen Snteresie, men Gan
ger ipanif bil6e betpoe 1~1n1oa6eligt.
Set ii6Ite 1aaes lite, ON Central
magter1te 1eirer, tbi 90 tuger Spif=
lan6 bele Maroffo; ioaleoes fet bar
5panien fun Snteresie / entente
magternes 5eir.
Men forelsbig ligger 2an6et /
l2e, man Tan meo Sin6sro looe
5tormene raie berl16e. De 11aar if
fe in6 ODER Spaniens Sfjenbeb.
Serit 11oor Mfgigrelien nermer
fig, paagner Sc 20 Millioners S1l=
teresler. Sn0til BEN Si6 fon man
l1anfegtd 6onie bi6ere til &altagnet=
ternes 2pO og i1ble ODER Sprefegt=
ningerne.
2Dffelige 2an6!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

Gar De benDenOt Gem til ,poge,t
q Dc NDerterettoe ! 8Iaoet. apis
lite, faa frib ioae, oeriom Ser e.
''oset Sc nransIer. eIler besea oem
ON ur11ligt. Set oil bife fig at ID.
re fo~rstIastigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

|ifiefttgelie be6 2on6ons 1tore Sorbe
logger ligele6es flor Sber for Da=
gen. 9e be0 8~illingsga0e Siifetorb
beifiaftige6e Soft bar benben6t fig
til Sen Mmmunitions
iom er 6afnet al Mrbeioerne bee
5mitbfiel6 &i66torb og bar ar1no6et
ON Silla6elie til at lutte fig til
6isies Organization. 9enne pges
6erbe6 me6 500 Man6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

Gn frioillig rMmmnnitionsbriga-
SCI. 8ebegelien for at ege @roor1f=
ttone11 at M%mml1nition / 2on6on
.pe0 fribillig Mrbeibe breoer fig trent
oeles. gn 11afbr1t6t Strgm Of gitp-
folf melote fig fornplig ON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
krtufn.

st Telegram fra 2on6on, 6oteret
Sns6ag SEN 146e Sl1li, me66eler
SEN opiigtsbeffen0e Mpbe6> at Sen
tp1te 4ei1er, / Selge 8lacet ~Gimes"
i en- Sale til en- Population al
8anfmen6, iom baboe iniiiteret pua
ct Meoe me6 &eiieren for at fore
legge bam 6en alborlige Sore / Sri
gems Sortiettelie no paa 8interen,
ital babe foriifret 8anfmenoene> at
&rigen bill fires til @n6e for Otto
Der Maane6. Depntationen erfle=
reoe / Meoet, at ielp ONT &riger
blep en6t eiebliffelig og en- @r1tat=
ming bleb in6bun6et, biloe Gpiflano
alligebel befin6e fig i en- banifelig
financiel Situation; men at 2onoet
pe0 en- S%ortletelie al &rigen efter
Sen foreliggen6e @aoleitof biloe
blibe orebet til en- birfelig SalIit.
Sen lange &aule / Meo6elel1erne
fra BEN pltlige Sront ON Teltmar.
ifal 8inoenburgs 8ebageller an1eS
/ oe bpiere &re0ie fom ct Gegn paa
at Den gamle &rigsbelt er faloen /
l1naa6e bos. &eiieren. Sioen Sri
gems 8egDn6elie bar ingen al Sc tp
ife &erle6ere iparet paa Menneife
ofre, bberfen / Slan6er11 eller bel
&uslan0s @renier, og 90 &in6en
burg bar f1lgt Sen Saftif / fuloeit'
Maal, fon bette neppe betragtes ion
Mariag til bans nbrugbarbe6 / Sci
ierens 9ine. @run6en ieges ser
for nermeit / Sin6enbnrgs fejlilag
ne Sor16g paa at in6tage @or1ap
Otter 2embergs Sn6tagelie> og for
fer BEN n%uberen6e Sffenitb imoi
@ariam, bleb General bon Macfen
fen r6n9bnt til Seltmar ifal, og ser
beo fat | &pi0e meo fin forbenDaren
Sc S%beror6ne6e. Men / set fore
gaaen6e Mngreb moo @ariotp bo1
Son Macfen1en mg6t 6e fomm'
8anifeligbe6er font fin Sorgenger
i6et &l1S1erne mi bar biit 6ereS
1e6banlige @bne til at gienbino'
8nlance11.
Selegrammer fra 8etrogra6 me6
6eler Sns6ag | 6enne uge, at Sri
gen paa 3itfronten er trao6t ino
ct npt Mfinit, ibet &usierne bo1
bobt Sel6 me6 fig / ct Mooongrel
moo 9ltrigerne / Smeqnen al &ros
nit. Smiolerti6 ffal General Ma
cfenien babe mo6toget npe Tor1terf
ninger, og en- fortbiblet & Ri
blibe 6plgen en- af 6e nermeit
Sage.
Sra @eneoa, Speits, telegrofere
oes 6en 146e Suli, at Grfebertu!
Soiepb Ser6inan6 bar in6folot e
&rigsraa6 / &rofo11. Sbis @usier
nes @eirsgang beobliber mot' 9it
rigerne> bill Me6et> beitemme e.
alminoelig &etrete ODER bele 2inien
ioet 8trigernes Sab al @tiIlinger
ne ipo for Dublin bar afifaaret Ben
al Silfer1el at M%mm11nition % So
6emioler.
Sra Mm1ter6am telegrofereoe,
BEN 146e Snli, at 6en tpife &egie
ring / %r6ien6te girfulerer gibe,
Submitting til en- ieparat Sreos
lutning me6 &uslano.
Sra 2on6on 1nel6es famine Sag
at oct engelffe 5lpbeforps 1taar
Serb me6 at inoleoe 6en ltgr1t'
u& | 2uften" / &rigens &ilto
RE. S Blanen tiIiigtes 8pgninget
at 10000 2uftifibe, bpormeo s,
tpife Splagsite0er at Ammunition
og oeres bigtigite Sorbin6eliespunf
ter fal bombar6eres. Slbbernes
&rigsraab er: uSlna Spifernes
8roer ODER &binen / 5tumper, oe
&rigen | 2%gbegrabene bill fna Ell
@noe. Sen6 1000 Slpoemaifine,
meo bber 5 Bomber ben ober 81
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frl1ppife Sabriffer, og Ben tpife Or
me er beieiret."
9tillingm / Slan6ern, sStalien
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so GERMAN U BOATS
REPORTED DESTROYED
Field Marshal French Says
British Alone Have .Ac-
counted for ~.

There mas been an increasing belief
during the last few days hat one Of the
reasons for Germany's announced will
ingness to modify her submarine cam
paign on merchant shipping is that she
has lost more submarines han has been
announced either 10y herself or by her
enemies.
This is borne out in a letter written
by Field Marsha Sir John French TO a
personal friend in Washington. saying
that the British navy alone has sunk or
captured torty-two German L boats. and
by a despatch from Paris which reports
that iifty-four German submarines have
been sunk. The Paris despatch adds
that a banquet was held by naval men
In England to celebrate the destruction
OF the hfti.th submarine.
In his letter Sir John French does
not mention tn" number Of submarines
destroyed by France or Italy, but II
is is believed that these have been
sufficient to bring the number up to
nifty at least. The official figures Of the
American Bureau OF Naval Intelligence
gave Germany forty-four submarines OF
various types on July l., 1914. a month
before the beginning OF the war.
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MAY TALK PEACE TODAY
Cardinal Gibbons Plans statement
on Pope's Message.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-An
ment OF the purposes OF the visit Of
Cardinal Gibbons to President Wilson
and of the results OF that visit may be
made public within "a few days. perhaps
tomorrow.
The conference had an indirect bear
ting on peace between the warning ma
tons Of Europe. and it's results should
make for better relations" Cardinal
Gibbons himself so said at his residence
to-day.
You are all guessing about what the
message was. OF course" he said. But
you are not guessing right. II had an
indirect bearing on peace. I nave COM
munlcated the results Of nv visit to his
Holiness. am not at liberty to say
more about Il. Perhaps II nay be made
public"
MAY definite negotiations by repre-
sentatives Of the various countries to-
Yard bringing about peace he expected
10 result from the communication" Car
dinal Gibbons was asked.
The Cardinal would not reply directly.
1T should mak for better relations"
was all that he would say.
May some announcement from your
self OF the results Of the visit be ex-
pected?" he was asked.
Possibly" he answered. II may have
something to say Oh saturday"
The p~relate's manner was that Of one
who was much pleased with the results
Of his visit TO Washington. He gave
the impression that he had taken some
single. definite subject to the President
and the Secretary OF State for discuss
sion with the Holy See.