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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

EoR SALE Single comb Buff Leghorn eggs
L for setting Quick growing bre' d for broil-
srs and splend layers. Eggs from fir pen,
one d liar per setting. From good utility
stock, eeventy-five C nts per setting. \. D.
Blddle. Haynes Corners. Phone xIl-lo. 4ztof
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

EOR sALE-Six Horses. Having sold my
IL farm aud moved into town, have no more
nse for my horses and must sell them at once.
one brown horse. age s. weig at t0l, sound and
awful good worker. price 5000; chestnut mare,
age 8, seight l05 sound. good driver ano
sound, true TO work. sll0; BAY colt, combins-
tion horse, saddle and driver, age 0, weight g15
lbs sound, price sos; oec pair mares. weight
price per pair, ST ., or sf6 each. Call at once at
Pottery barn, Park st., Bennington, VT. 4ots'i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

NOR sArE- Building lot on Elm Street, vii
L lage OF Remington. Easy terms. inquire
OF Geo. +. Heath, r. d. l. Lawrence, Mich;
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

KSOR sALE-Lot 69Is xlsO 1t. on corner Wtst
II Main and Harrison Ave. Enquire e: 4.
Donnelly. Tel. 262.W. FtEo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

For sALE-Eggs for hatchinR from heavy
L winter having train OF X. G. r. !. Reds
50e per d0z "a 90 rer hundred guarranteen ~
per cent fertile Jnu % f. Powers, No. Ben
ninQtou VT, bsOxD
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

r7OR sAr,E-Gooi |, rugged, gro witty type
Epias, two months old, $3.50 each We can now
ship III . Vermont. New England Live sioc St sek
Co., Peabody, Mass. o''''
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

FOR sATE-A secondhand Wsstinghouse
L PORTABLE engine and boiler. The engine Is
4horse power in good repair. The ideal ma.
chine for ali around farm work. Inquire OF
A. 7. Simonds, 81 Southworth 81 Williams
town, Mass. SltSo'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

s.UR sALE-Eggs for setting c. Whi
Il WyaDdottes one straight Fishel pen.
eggs S10O. Utility srock mostly Fishel. ID egg
75o; 80 for s225: 100 for 81 90. 80 per cent fer
tility guaranteed. w. @. Fl. Cushman, NSrth
Bennington. iott
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

EOR SALE Pom OF 10 Barred Rock pullets
L with cOokeral Also 9 Rose Comb X. l.
Red Cookerals. Hstching eggs OF Barr Rock
and Rhode Island iteds Settirgs oil lH. No
more bahy chicks. Mountain View PonlIy
farm ph 1ne l1l-W. Iu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

COR sAI,E-Ore 1918 Ford Touring car In
L good order, equipped with shock absorb.
ers, electric lights, high tension magnetic, etc.
f. W. Williams. Bennington GARAGE lotI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

EOR sALE-The Park residence on Pleasant
In bennington. Equipped with all modern
couvenirnces and offered at allow price. Ed
ward ]. Hail. Hawks Block. North st.. Ben
oinu+nu VT obt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06
ro RENT

ITO RENT-Largc furnised front room al
n 140 Gage street. ooe@'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-06

UoR sAIE-Twenty tons OF bsled hay at ss0
L n ton, w. II. White, North bennington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Large Number
of Germans Are
to Be Exchanged

Geneva. March a.--tvia Paris The
first train load ~ manned German
prisoners. 20 Be exchanged for wouad-
ed French soldiers. passed through
hers from Lyons. homeward bound
late Yesterday. The special giiied
alawiv into the station between Inca
- MNss q aMN q Rs n
sn4stia4sIN h1af1sA llsy sxs8 t.fnas mmrnee
who distributed nsslneea. ehocolaks and
ether deiicaclea.
SwlaN xoeerI1nssnt physicians vert
rarlelv ssrouKh the train but found
that nons e. she go Germans aboard
required medical attention. All 81
them seemed enewfni and commended
There WAS no demonstration. "a thu
public vas excluded frem the station.
Most ~ the Germans had been Grip
pied by ths loss % a leg or an arm
and many bad lost two limbs. Most
OF them we're sfnnking ciEarsttes and
al were making the best Of their mis-
fortune They pals tribute 60 the kind
treatment they hasl received IN Frencsa
hospitals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Resoue Parties
Trying TO Rescue
Bodies OF Miners

Hinton. W Va March 49, Rescue
parties todAy nefwtrated the entire
length % the uaaia entry In the lay
lard mine where an explosion yestsr-
aag T. believed 70 have Imprisoned
mare thar \ harH6red men. Three
bodies were recovered. bringing the
known dead 40 a. Leaders OF the re~~
cue crews expressed the opinion that
when the rooms were reached. many
mere bodies would be found
Earnest Henry. chief - the West
vtrainia naining department. said the
workings were n1ed With after damp
and he believed many lives had been
lost The rescunrs erected brattfces
80 they advanced, driving the aftes
danap before thena. but the CHIEF said
two esr three days might pass before
tn rhine wsH clessr
onfcsrs II ths company refused TO-
aay to make an estimate ~ TIRE mum
Der uf men who entered the workings
yesterday as records 81 men ~nploN3d
IA naimem usually considered safe are
not nften Anps.
A esxfoad of c,fAns arrived a. the
mins thia naornin9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Senator Fletcher Says lie
Realizes Bill Cannot Be
Passed and Wthdraws
Motion-Filibusfering Re
publicans Hold a Jubila-
ton.

washinston March ss-The END
If the iong government ship purchase
bin nght was reached late today. SEN
ator Fletchrr. who led the struggle cor
the measure from the bewfnning. an
nounced fhe SURRENDER Fletcher
moved that the senate inHist upon 80
lrsendnlents ard SIX the house soF q
further conference
senator nankhead. one 81 the dena-
Gratis Who ruvulted against the bill.
discussed The approaehlnx collapse and
forRaye his dernoerafie coIleaKaes for
their harsh uoras Senator Weeks was
preparing 20 begin = long speech
AsaAnst thu neasnr2 When Fgeecher
neid. -we Fealine Il is evidena IN vtew
of Weaks' announcement ~ hse iuten-
tian to speak that Il wlll BE- Impossible
- pass the BAL thin time 1 wtah ~
ena the discussion by ~ashdrawlns uay
motion whlch ! sflanl again renew
The niihusterfng republicans then held
imhiImfSon. Ledge declared Il ended
the wremseet neht in the senafe's his-
tory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Steamer Changed
Flags First Day
of European War
d. AssocIA rEp rREse-

New YORK. March She British
steamer Gibraltar reached here today
from Gibraltar with q tale Of her
conversion from the German 90 the
British flag the FIRST day ~ the war
while she was on her maiden voyage.
For few weeks the vessel was
the German steamer schneefels. s.sz7
tons net. brand new and bonau from
Calrutta % Bssston with produces.
when she steamed fro mthe Merlter-
rRnean into the strait 0f Gibraltar. a
British torpedo boat hailed her and
ordered the captain TO bear up for
Gibraltar
TO hlexes with you." the captain
shouted back. n am going 20 Bos-
ton"
The torpedo boats euns were
trained on the ship and . threat 20
open ore induced the SchneefeFs cap
tain 20 obey the order. Later the
scaneefels was ordered sold BY = prize
court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Ship Laden With
Food for Beleians
Pies Up on Beach

&orfclh, Va. March gs~e-Tne BRITISH
rteautsr -. ueieum = 4ahorn = nafls
ARD q hnif kAiow s~swrstusk tie saving
station en- she N@vEh Carolina coast.
seu9f0tmg - aaarisms rsceaNaa here
early TO-DAY
TIE vessel za1lnsI from I.ixerpanl.
yannarv - fstr Charlesson. s. e.. uh1xs
sae = Last FwpsFted - havlnK arrived
February - ane - 81 arcs tons.
The eessei IL teelmy reported - rest
snw eaag wtSh light wind and = noa-
sxate So A relief Tug sefs here r.
AZ hsr - 4 o'Nioek fhiM marning The
81 Heien aNsmt Aaaare - II ze last
nAght.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Nine Ships. Which Ad
vanced Two Miles Up the
Straits. Conducted the
Bombardment ~ Vessels
Continue Active.

London. March IA dispatch says
the allied fseet today reduced 90 a.
lence three forts Inside the Darda-
nesies ON the Asaatic side Nsne ships.
which aasanced two rallies W the
straits. conducted the bumharament
the admiralty tcnlEht issued re-
port rewardina the allied fleets bonn
hardment 81 Turkish forta, sayina the
Dardana4es Operations we're resumed
this mernine. On Monday three ships
entered the straits. and opeised tfe A.
tack The fogts and neid guns re-
turned the ire Monday night force
az mine sweepers. reached within q
mile and q half 81 Cape keptsz. ThesF
uork wma reported exoeiIen1 Ihs
casualties dnrlng the DAY were slight.
Four French hattiaakip operated 81
nulzir ard hoEnharAed flae BATTERIES
and COMMUNICATIONS.
oper4ttonn az ire eafrmuce AZ tha
ssrnifs resulted IN the destruction -
tnirav~four guns Tnrne nhips were ne
w2hous belng damaged. Ths aktaeA
progresses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
d. AssocIArEp pRras.

washington. March 1s-~Na Jor Gen-
aral Leonard Wood IN q telegram To-
z Day e seeretkry Garrison. chaxme-
terixee a. untrue. statements that
\ propaganda had been issued from MS
departmental headquarters for the ar
ganszaticn % an American Lesion 81
Neaervists. f1Nnerat Woods telegram
was prssaassl by protests from Bish =
Greer ard otns,f members Of ire
American ieskms to limit armament
He characterised their statements As
@,a4dacfoua
= called Bishop Greer up said
General Wooa's message. ~and asked
blm bis authnrlts and he replied the
presa vuly informed him that M
statements taat propowanda had been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Wi attempt a
Settlement With
Warlike Indians

Washington. March s.--Brlgadi>r
General Scott. chief os star q tho
army. lefs here today for Utah. Is a.
tempt a peaceful settlement ufsh tins
recaicftrant Piufc Indians.
General Scott has q long record AZ
an Indian fighter. and - . mediator
among the Indians. whose dialects be
speaks and whose habits re knows
thoroughly. War department officials
say he has more influence with the In
dams Of the west than any other vhite
man. About = year ago he brought
the reeaicitrmnt NaxA3os into camp
wifneut hlooished.
Report from the Riun country in
Utah. where the band II enfrenched
say the roads are very bad and the
counfry is covered vita deep snow
IL may take General scott ard hfs
party three DAYS 20 reach the Indians
after they leave the camps.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Three Forts Inside the
DardaneHes SiZenced
WAYCROSS MAN
APPOINTED NEW
FEDERAL JUDGE
nY AssocIArEp PRNsa

Washington. March s-The presi-
dent tonight signed the bin creating
an additional federni iudgrship IN
Georgia
The president later sent 20 the sen
ate the nomination q william Wallace
Lurden of Waycruss for the Georgia
iudReahlp. He acted uui sky IN order
60 avoid giving the judge "A recess
appointment
The house tadictary csfmmittee to-
DAY voted 70 drop thA Impeachment
proceedings anaiuss Federal Judwe
Dayton n West Virgins. The majority
investigating the Sut-cc mnistee re-
porfed Daytcn's conduct sn some In
stances had been -rppref ensftie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Joint RESOLUTION PASSED
REGULATING WAR SUPPLIES

Washington. March The Houea
totfav passed 4 resolution drafted ~
the department. 81 Justice fer the stats
department destined 60 prevent ves-
nels leatfne American ports wtth caal
and aapplles Tor beliKerant warshgpm
- SEA. The rnsoluslnu won1d an3her4xe
tiae president 70 diFrxa czaalsgma oxs.
ieetors . withheld clearance frurc auy
vessel ~ Auefleaa rezfstrv a. hesnns
whseh ~ has reaeer - belfets Intends
- carry sueh wappisna
The remolssAqm was pressed ~ num-
oeEaste leader Kmaesmeoa mna Repnh-
fisan leMaer Mar. mda passes sitter Un-
derSooa presented letter fFagn raum-
seller Eaunsns ana fks state aenaxt =
snsrt saying fhe xoxesnrnrns 49, been
hsnesTea ~ Kfss lAxk - sufsetenf snztx-
lation - praxesa Vnnsesn lsasanz Amer
loan porsa wkth coal ard Nasursgen for
kaFaAinN 1anasnN aaig re dnnafs :
naanN atxoNRE1 aaHnaraAa sAAe snemassfe
i = to beeomse sfFseElex szasmsea ataEr.
eantf1nsux shruaNlaoak fhe maF
0wlnx - = nsssun1tFsfaI1ilnz - e
Ehe measures lansu8Kr tixs Fssnsden'
ASKED for = conferences ellis t1se snem.
beFs AZ tne fnrsksu xesaatnss enssrai1fn4
before fha annmte renal aereA II IhA
confarenoe mMn held 66mseza
1he eenmte anafkzaaanels MNnselea
Win asnes dsnense Ei,e aas&Ei&sssa Tor "a
toHf r~sc1nkIen wAEeh the nasses
passed. enlarwfnx The urssiaeuts now.
eFw - prexxnf vessels IeawlnN unlfeg
Stetes powtN wa3h suppsles Ter hsliger.
ents
Kounselser IaasinK nxpiAim~a re o.,
1sf 81 tne reaointion waa - makl
the act wt1ch constitutes > Violates
~ neatFnl ohsiwmtfona ! p&an1 enenss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
aomBAR oMENT 81 MIGHTY
ALLIED FLEET CONTINUES

Paris. NarxA S.-The French man-
lster fonlkht issued . statement say~
inx the AnKio- French aeeg contlnued
- Operations AGAINST the Iafdane1ies
ae saia the battleship Bouves serssws~
n damaged q bridge over the k&Emh
river. Prom the Bouxst report e wossia
appear that the Frunrh feet has been
operating FAR enough narth IN -
Gulf 81 Saros e throw shells Ia tas
vicinity - the town ~ KAYAK. "a TIE
head Of Galfioeii peninsula
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
DEMOCRATS SURRENDER IN
SHIP PURCHASE BILL FIGHT
GREAT BRITAIN WANTS TO KNOW
ASSURANCE UNITED STATES CAN
GIVE OF GERMANY KEEPING WORD

gardsus the withdrawal ~ the sub
marine blockade and continuance or
tiae feoa movements fo 0ermany's cl-
villain population.
II j. raid the British government il
particularly anxfous 60 k1aou what as
saranceE the United States can give
thar Germany wont resume her sub
marine activities after she has o.
tanned sufficient food 20 enahIe her Co
carry on the war indefinitely
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Railroads Paid Over Eleven Million
In Dividends on Fictitious Stock

Northern the Illinois Central. the
Northern Pacific. tbs Oregon short
Lines the Southern Pacific. and the
Union Pacific
In the period is0o-isio. the witness
said these reads issued nctitioua So
curitfem sotnIling sI73119.7ts
One way In which capitalization was
inflated. Mr Lauek said. was bv Ia
sae Of stock dividends On the sale n
stock issues 70 stockaoldsrg a. lea.
than market value.
f4auck attributed the fntna3nl DIN
cufsiNm ~ the Rock fsiaId WahmHa
and Frisco systems "a osasr -casslfall-
xMtion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04

Chfcn9o. March Wv. J. I.aucs. a
usafis1feian. testified today befovs the
Wenxe=@ rBtlroaa wage nrbitrntors
that san representative Western mys-
tasnn during 1914 paid 81. s7s.sss In
dividends on sn-cmfiea fictitious stock.
Re pointed out THAI sesso.Tss q this
wonia haye been Naflcient TO incrsase
me anwes 81 enEfnaers and iiremsn Of
these ruadn twsnfy five per cent.
The reads he mentioned we're the
Atehssou. Topeka 4 Santa re. thu Chi
cage A Northwestern. the Chicago
Burlington A 1aEncys the k-1iraNn
MAInank1e 4 st. p1als ah~ 1zra4l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
THREE suNpREo HAVE
LEFT TIE RESERVATION

Washington. March s-Report "a
the Indian Office say there now ARE
nearly two huaered Piute WARRIOR
on the reservation. They are said
70 have the sympathy ~ many OF thu
reservations with three feet u eao~
in the mountains and no railroad eom-
mHnfcation within several hundred
miles. army officers familiar with In
dian awhting. think a campaign would
be attended ~ great difscuitiea.
Pending the outcome of General
SCOTS mission the war department
has not given much thought 70 the
dispatch Of troops.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
A GENERAL MEETING Is
CALLED FOR WEDNESDAY
TO DISCUSS CARNIVAL
Directors Met Last Night
and Decided 10 Call Meet
ing of All Interested for
Next Wednesday Night
at the City Hall.

a general meeting of the contrfbu-
tors 20 the Mardi Gras Carnival Of
1918. the Fhunmskers. and all citizens
Interested IN the carnival next year
has been called for next Wednesday
night az the city hali. when the matter
viii be discussed and action saken. In
cladlng the election o. officers to serve
the ensuing term.
This was decided az a meeting Of the
directors OF the Carnival Association
las; night, when matters ware closed
ap relating GO the past carnival II is
understood the president and several
Of the directors declined 60 serve for
ancsher year. and then IL was decided
70 hold public meeting Tuesday night
This was changed a little later for the
reason that IL will conflict with the
frst meeting Of the Rotary club. ri
Was then decided 20 hold che open
meeting Wednesday night az Ss3o
O'Clock In the city hall
The finance committees report
showed a balance Of about 500 after
AL expenses of the last carnival had
been raid. and II was decided 90 apply
this on paying interests on a mortgage
held on the associations property.
PHuNMAkERs TO MEET.
The PhunmakerS are out with the
announcement that a special meeting
q their popular society will be held
next Monday night March sth. a. the
court house. A direct appeal IL made
90 the various citizens who have re-
Gently become members, as well as 20
the etatire organization 20 oe on hand
for this meeting as matter concerning
the carnival and Mardl 9raa Tor naxt
season will ne discussed.
This feafar9 = slated A. one 20 de-
fiHzs* 1isstaA ~ nkftn hsez Ill hanas
are xeauesteg to attend. a repnrf ~
the expenditures and = general repors
81 tha past seasons carnival win be
read
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
~ AsNorIATEp 49,

London. March a-The pFavy roun-
siia order. making effective Enwland's
declaration against German commerce.
win explain the details ~ the admiral
ty'N retaiiatory plan. Il was said here
today. TIE rxaeg date Of fhe order
WAS not decided. bat prsbahly viii be
published IN the next few days
Greet Britain has no. prepared an
answer - the American proposal re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
GEN. WOOD MEaELY GAVE
APPROVAL TO wAE MOVEMENT

New YORK.. March a--The interest Or
Major General I.eorsara Wood IN the
neNiy organized American LexFon.
which contempiAtsa = nrmt nne nation
Al reserve 81 ztoeoe men consists only
II the fact that the plan had been
Submitted a. him. declared his friends
today. and that AFTER be had laeissa X
over, he gave IL his approval a. a
good thlnm~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
Gen. Leonard Wood Has No Interest
In the Formation $4,000 Reserves

true and demanded that lie correct II.
and he promised e 90 Sc. a mere Az
daci0ua nnsastasenNnt mnlde without
Inquiries Or investigation has seldom
come % nax attenttcHt and / have 80 In
formed fhe slahsE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04
AUSTRO-GERMAN
ARMIES POUND
NECESSARILY At
RUSSIAN LINES
Russians Claim the Repeated
Attempts Have Been
Unsuccessful.
BATTLE HAS RACED
SINCE LAST SUNDAY

Russian Positions in the
Carpathians Are Almost
Impregnable and They
Have Resisted All Attacks
With Enormous Losses 20
Ausfro-Germans - Allied
Fleet Still Bombarding the
Dardanclles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04


f.ondon. March a-The Austro- Ger.
man armies. which for weeks have been
On the Gailcsan side 81 she gMrpnthiana
have mads repeated attempts IN the
lAsi fste daya Is break through the
Russian entrerehmeuts "a drive the
naaniana out 80 Galieia. but without
saccems since SUNDAY. when in fnaaaed
formation. they threw themselves
against the Russian troops holding
sfsunF positions the Anstro-Germans
have attacked again and again. despite
their heavy ioeses.
The Russian Official account declares
fhe AQssrians lost Two corps which
were surrounded and annihllilated.
white mo estimates 81 TIE iosses sua-
talied ~ tae AnNgro-DeFmAn armies
have oeen published they are believed
So haze heen iarse as the Russians posi-
lions are almost impregna he. Russian
SyepaFt assert that six thousand Aus-
riau prisoners we're captured ~ their
nta~rnpf a. outnank rae Rrxsfana is
Fast osalicia
ia the other extreme winw in Sorth
feiana the Germans either have aN-
suGaed the defensive ~ are retiring.
Except at 0stowetx which they c0n-
&nua - honhard Berlin reports an-
&NcsaNs that the Germans have -
fenced two ~ the 0ssowetx forts. Their
attempt 20 approach TIE city has been
repulsed.
I'nofncial reports say that besiaeas
The shIps which are commanding tbs In
terror forts 81 the pardaneiies. sons
ships are throwing shells overland
thus Suggesting the Turkish garrison
a. Ore from sws sfaeE The Turks are
concentrating q affnuR force for the
defense ~ Cenatamtnop4o
The kknR of Greece has called Z
grand council for = full discussion u
the war situation.
a LOSING GAME
Aecordlne - what appears 20 ~ the
almost anlenaus orinion of British
esaerSefNs Germany and Austria are
plaEinN }e#iug same along nearly 81
the Eastern frontier. The situation 81
the A'hsrians Ia tne carpatf ians. iuaa.
INF frnm ofneial and unosneiai dis.
patches from nefrosrad seems nns&t.
isfactors. while the Russians Il IL said
have definitely checked them in East.
ern Gaiaeia. Furthermore. Lsondon al
Vices continue u relate successes Il
Greater rr tessrs degree. for the Rus
= sian foruea ia Poland operating against
the enemies 81 Field Marshal von Hin
denhura
The allied Sect aRain hornhardad ths
u,ardeneisee ferts yesterday. accordls1a
- Athens dispatches. but the British
press bureau has not confirmed mi,
report The Athens message saws fous
ships aanilea the interior forts from ths
guf &C Saros afsa that the anxiety Al
ConstAnttnople IL increasing.
The attitude 81 the neutral powers
over Great Hritsan's propoaai 10 shul
IN al sea traFlc with Germany form.
THE basis cf mees ~ the political cora,
nsent pnbiishes today A England. tn.
fsonaon pareFs. through their Wasa.
fnaton correspondents AT have be~r
told that the United States win pro
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04

CONTINUED on rass rhr.s3
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04

Temperature yesterday
highest. ~ degrees. loss-
est. ~ degrees.
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al5 LOST ON ToRPEDoED SHIP.
4 DIM ralty Reports I Boat Attack
on Indians Transport In .Egrnn.


InNpoN. Nov. 5.-The British trans
port Ramazan was torpcdoed hy Ger
man supma rine in the .Egean Sea "a
month and a half ago with the loss of
81, Indian troops, according to an OF
cial announcement made by the Ad-
miralty to-day.
Tn. statement follows:
The British transport Ramazan WAS
sunk In the Egean on September ~
by submarine Three hundred and
fifteen Indian troops were lost The
survivors We're landed on the island
OF Antikythera,
By the announcement OF the acquital
by a naval court-martial OF Capt. Forget
of the French auxiliary cruiser Linden
~ responsibility for the loss of that
vessel 1t became known to-day that LIN
dien was torpedoed while at anchor OF
Rh odes on September \.
Linden, originally the French mail
steame. Auvergne. was sold e. the
Greco-Turko- American Company and
placed under American registry. She
Was seized by French warship, Con-
d. mned for carry ing contrahand and
converted into an auxiliary cruiser.
Announcement was made at Lloyd's
to-day that the italian steamer Ionic
1876 tons, has been sunk No details
were given.