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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
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nit BEN einen Naieulo4 (bas onoere
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bern au1 bic metittn ie6r befti9en,
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rpFenen G9mer5en. SelbFDeritdnoz
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12

Comb, Isbr bon NubsH Itin, 5umal
tie ldmsrBfianbs Miriung zines
sinmaIigm Rls4suB msbtsrs GtuH'
zen anbilt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
FRENCH ADVANCE MOVEMENT
Germans Driven From Position In
Cemetery - French Take 400
Prisoners and Several Officers.

Psris--The following official COM
munica,ion was issued by the War
Office:
in Belgian, along the User canal.
Intermittent artillery engagements
have taken place. In the sector 10 the
north of Arras the day has been
marked by several actions OF an in
tense character which gained fo- US a
new success.
In the region OF Angres. the enemy
delivered two counter-attaeks, but was
twice repulsed. We remain masters
of the positions conquered by US. The
German losses were very heavy.
Farther TO the south. TO the east o.
Ablsin. vigorous attack by the troops
who had previously taken Careney and
the greater part of Ablain resulted in
the occupation Of the German trenches
IN front Of the cemetery of ths,
village. Immediately sftervsod We
carried the cemetery itself. where the
enemy wss strongly organized. and We
then advanced beyond the cemetery.
We took ace prisoners. among whom
were several officers.
in the region OF Ecurie and Roci:r-
court there hiss been severe artillery
eomhst- Between Arrss and the vos-
ges the 6sy wSs calm"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
BOMBS RAIN ON REsoR1
zeppelins Raid South End, 40 Mil.
From London, Killing
One Woman.

South End, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20,
pelin airship raid was made upon M
town and one woman was killed and
number of other persons injured h
bombs which were dropped.
The entire town was illuminated
the bursting Of shells dropped by IN
air craft. The material damay
caused appears to have been less tina,
on the occasion Of the last raid.
Some reports say that two AM
others that three Zeppelins took mar
in the raid. 1t is, however, impossjbl
to give the number accurately becaus
OF the heavy clouds through which m
moon shone, but dull at the time !
the attack.
The noise Of the propellers of M
sirships was first heard shortly befo1
II o'clock. Then came the shock ]
the explosions as the bombs raius|
down from above. Some Of the MD
siles were incendiary. and threw Cd
bright flares of light.
Crowds assembled in the streetsA
view the raiders. The only fatality
CURED while the woman was leavirp |
street car. Il is recalled that on til
previous raid the only victim WA
woman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
CLOSING IN ON pERMYS
Russian Morale Severely Shaken
Repeated Defeats, Declares
Dispatch.

Vienna. via London. May 27.-Isol
ton of the former Austrian fortress
Permysl in Gaiieia, which has been
the hands of the Russians since Marc
-. is proceeding rapidly.
Austrian forces have reached Il
railroad between Lemberg and Pc
mysl at a point Is miles east Of Ps
mysl-
An Official announcement, says:
Our troops OF the Sixth Arm
Corps have taken By storm NieuOv
and Horodysko Hill. each Of Radymn
which were stubbor1ly defended by y
Russians More than 2.0eg RUSSIA
were taken prisoners and siI uschi1
guns we're captured by US
Southeast of Permysl the Germsi
have penetrated the enemy's chief
Tense works near Goassskof. taki1
ss00 prisoners and = number Of q
chine guns.
The Austru-Gefnan troops Of q
ersi LSnsengea's army have succeed
in penetrating the enemy's front soul
cas-; Of G7ohwiec. near Styp."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
NEW SHIP WARNING.
Germany Requests Neutrsis Te Garry
Lights and Other Signs.

Washington.-An urgent warning TO
American shipping against traversing
the naval war zone incsutionsly and
TO have all neu;rSl markings displayed
as conSpiouously As possible. includ-
ing illumination AZ night. was CON-
munioated 10 the Stste Department. by
the German Government through the
American Embassy 81 Berlin.
The German warning WAS an
nounced in the following statement.
made public by the State Department:
The American Ambassador at
Berlin has been informed by she
German Foreign Office that in
view OF the fact that during the
last few weeks i; has repeatedly
occurred that neutral ships have
been sunk in the waters designst-
Ell as an area OF maritime war by
the German Admiralty on Feora-
AIRY (. 1915. and especially IN one
case where il was established that
the sinking wss trsceshle 10 sn at
tack hy German submarine.
which took the neutral ship for an
English vessel in the darkness on
sccoun; OF the Inadequate illarls
nstica Of its neutral distinctive
markings, il is recommended tASt
American shipping circles sgsin
be warned agslnst trSversins the
ares 81 maritime war ircsusiously
and also be urged - make The
neutral markings as plsir Ss POS
siele. and especially 70 have them
illuminated promptly Snd suf-
hciently 81 night.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
GUHsoATs AID THE TRO0S;;
Gen. cadorna's Plan Is ro
Alpine Heights To Prev.,.
Invasion Of italy.

Geneva, via Paris.-The UaHan
continuing their advance int s as
inthia. They have taken three :, osl'
lower mountain passes and Ia vim ae
italian forces, supported by gnnn ~ees
on Lake Garda, have captured Ods
hills to the north of Mount p.1.
Their object is to flank the Ans.A. uO
Notifications at the mouth of :. .au
Adige river and also to advance ~t
Mort. Two Austrian aeroplanoa y
tempted to lombard the Italian a. y
boats on the lake, but were driven e ~
The new rs millimetre Italian an ~
said to be an improvement on ~
French model, are reported bero Jug
have been used with conspicuous =. y
cess. At point in Carinthia they o..
said to have siienced an Austrian ~
terry served by Bavarians. S'
italians Bring UP Heavy Gun,
Other dispatches reaching Gensv,
set forth that the Italians are brnoina
up heavier guns and are attacking ~.
Austrian forts along the Tyroles.
frontier.
The Italians have captured ca, n,
male. near Monfalcone, which is hein.
bombarded. They continue their AL
vance in the Isonzo Valley. Most :.
the fighting now is on Austrian terr
tory. The Austrians are described :,
mounting more guns in the Amin.
passes facing Valteline.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
Won BERNSTORFF
ASKS AUDIENCE
German Ambassador to be Re-
ceived at White House.
WILSON TO ACT PROMPTLY
Carrying OF Ammunition With Pas
sengers On Lusitania Not vio-
Iation OF United States
Statute.

Washington. - With evidences TO
show that President Wilson means TO
lose no time in telling Germany that
her reply to his note on the sinking
of the LuSitania is Disappointing and
unsatisfactory. Count Won Bernstorff,
the German Ambassador. requested a
private audience with the President at
the latter's earliest convenience. The
President agreed TO receive the Am
basssdor and fixed Wednesday as the
time FOR the interview.
inasmuch as il is regarded as GER
tain tina; the American rejoinder TO the
German reply will have been COM
2ieted, 81 least in rough form, by that
time, the coming conference is awaited
with the greatest interest.
May Offer Explanation.
1; will be the first time the Ambassa-
dor has called privately at the White
House since the outbreak of the war,
and while ii was not stated officially
what the purpose of the visit would be-
- - o4.NS4 >tINu INK NAC AAbtsiScHNAS-
has been directed TO have personal
interview for the purpose of explain
inc tNe pcSi,ion Of Germany in greater
detail
There was q report current in diplo-
matte circles that the Ambassador
wished TO elicit from the President {
definite idea of what he would like 20
have the German Government do. and
,hSs Count Won Bernstorft. moreove
nigh; seek TO learn what the position
Of the United States would be with
reference 10 foodstuffs and shipments
Of conditional consrabsnd embargoed
by the Allies if German. scquieseed in
the views OF the United States. II
WAS believed. 700, that he probably
would seek 70 impress upon the Presi-
dent the opportunity now presented
for The United States to secure an ad-
herence 20 international law by the
Allies IS we'll as Germany and thereby
gradual stages point the way to gen
ersl peAoe.
l: Is safe 20 say. however that wha;
the Ambassador tells the, President
viii have 10 be vastly more TO the
point than what the formal reply con
tanned in order to remove the bad I'M
preston which the documen; itself has
made in official circles.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

against the clear provisions OF the
American law, which expressly pro.
hibits the forwarding of passengers
on ships carrying ammunition. and
provides a penalty therefor. The com.
pany. therefore, is wantonly guilty OF
the death OF so many passengers.
There can be no doubt, according
TO the definite report OF the sub
marines commander. which is further
confirmed by all other information.
that the quick sinking OF the LUST
tania is primarily attributable to the
explosion Of the ammunition shipment
caused by torpedo. The Lusitania's
passengers would. otherwise. in all
human probability, have been saved.
The Imperial Government con
siders the aforementioned facts inn
portant enough to recommend them 70
the attentive examination OF the
American Government.
Withholds Final Decision.
The Imperial Government. while
Withholding its final decision on the
demands advanced in connection with
the sinking of the LuSitania until re-
ceipt of an answer from the Ameri-
can Government. feels compelled, in
conclusion. 10 recall here and now.
that il took cognizance with satisfaC-
ton Of the mediatory proposals sub
mitted by the United States Govern
mcnt 10 Berlin and London as a basis
for moduS viveudi for conducting
the maritime warfare between Ger
man and Great Britain. The Imperial
Government. by It's readiness 10 enter
upon \ discussion Of these proposals.
then demonstrated Its good intentions
in ample fashion. The reSkEation OF
these proposals WAS defeated. as is
well known. by the declinstory at;i-
tu0 Of the British Government.
"Tne undersigned takes occasion,
exc "JAGow."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
RAID GERMAN WAR PLANT
70 French sSissers Drop IS serbs On
luswieshstsn. Setting Fac
ten On FIRE.

PEris.-An Official statement issued
describes mere fully the French aid
on Ludwisshsten. where irnpor,su;
munitions factories ar reported 10
have been SCI o. Ire ard partly de-
tiroyed. The s;s;eUea, .eS5s as to,.
lows
The se0oRlSEes which 6onbsraeS
LuawigshSfen Numbered is They
took she sir AZ 5 A. NJ Thursday. The
works II the RSciScAe. Aniliu and
sodS-Fserie CorapSny lie lS-seS, ex-
Vios,vss factory II Germany. o.acapy Al
en;i0e quarter al LGawiesAxtsn. near
Mannheim, and a. important annex
hSS beer established rear Opp2r. :
sale SD hsli from L16wsSsnster-
Tie Se0oplSnts ,h7ew terc-seren
tSncs Sos,As Snd Two s-.2cA bombs On
the EiNan establishment. and thirty six
t@ueh eoS2SS o O9yS1. Al he bombs
reScAed shs uaSrs.
TovsrG SIS tArse enormous col
HunS q yellow flames coSld Re seen a.
LUow tgsA&se1 Snd q; s.se TIE svsaso-s
saw laSwisSA&se1 SnS Opp2a covered
~ VAST volumes ~ smoke.
&es Se0o7.S2sS were 1reS 81 A.t
a. rs;sTEsd sNcSp; one, According u
re Pilots, the i&,se- machine was
NA'asSS 70 iSna 81 La6wtgsAssea Sz5
NSs seea - Re in nsESss As sooa as !;
landed, They believe tAxs the lS@5-
ING, Which was caused. Nc do1A.- ~
the eas1ayss Gre. was ezecfe1 no--sA,,s
ard that he pilots barred the rsscNs-s
10 rSveat il tron tSlissS lz.o y
hands ~ TIE Germans
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
GIVES GERMAN REASONS
Or Won Jaoow Regards American
Communication As Leaving Way
Open For Preliminary Dis
eussiou.

Berlin, via lyondon-Gottheh Won
lagow, the Imperial German Foreign
Secretary, outlined the reasons which
impellei the German Government TO
send an S6 interim note 20 the United
StStss Government instead of fnsl
Snd definite reply 70 the American
representations regarding the LuS-
jSnis SnG other ships that have been
,ovrtdced, and GtymSny's submarine
policy
The issues involved" SSid Herr
Won lSsow. ''SVe az such Importance
Sad tie views in regso 10 the Iusi-
gaais show such varisnce tina; the
Ci1-ElSn Government believed IL es.
senSlal Il &,iema, 20 establish com.
mon ASSiS AZ fSct before entering into
$ discussion y the issues involved.
We hoTa Snd trust thSt the Aueri.
oS2 Government; will take the same
view ~ the oSSe Snd le; us know in
Wa: g>a,a;S ;AejT understanding Of the
facts 6sGer fVaa, ;he German view.
+ Qoins IS Sc; forth in the note. Sns in
( VS.; HNass hey Sgree. before lockins
+ az 5 di-ros SnSwer to their cammuni.
& cS;so1.
TIE American note. ~ course.
( leaves the WAY Open iov : preliminary
&iSeSSs'o7 q tAe situation. IS susseSs.
81 II re German ao,e. I h,aoe ina:
S@eA = caaaSsNa basis ~ tSot. once
eSsSAassAed. aa&y serve IS the Sraan6
F pNo-& t>- SsStAe- cSaNv-SS. S,sS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
WILL REPLY PROMPTLY
Feeling OF Profound Dissatisfaction
Produced In Washington BY Ger
man Ncte-Prompt Answer
viii &C To Berlin.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reply 10
the American note concerning the
sinking OF the LuSitanis, with q loss of
more than 100 American lives, pro
duced \ feeling Of profound disap-
rointmsut here,
Secretary Bryan would make no
comment, Other CaoineS officials
were rstioent. but there WAS little CON
ctNSlment snywhsVe thst the snSwer
from Berlin hsd produced grave
situation i'll the relations between the
Cu&ed States snd Germany. Just
what course ~ seton the United
States will pursue is undetermined.
From = previous knowledge Of PreSi-
dent Wilson's position il WAS generally
predicted thSt = pnomp: snswer
would be sent 10 Berlin. This is ex-
Qsc;ed 20 give the American Govern
n,eni's understanding % the facts
thSt the I.usieauds wss rot SrIned and
carried no concealed suns, ,hs; she
Ssile6 from She United States : peScs-
tul merchantmen. Snd thSt. under Sli
rules Of International lSw and hu-
;sl&niiy, the vessel SAouolG hSve been
visited Sud searched SnG her paSSen-
gers transferred 10 $ Place 81 safety,
whether She carried ammunition ~
not. American lSw does no: prohibit
ammunition from being carried on pas
Senger ships, i viii be asserted. but
only Selt-eXplodins nlsteriSl.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
TWO AMERICANS WOUNDED.
csrSsrsi Z c, stjss. O. Nsss,note,
o. csrsStsr List.

O<sS~-& 04t.-la So additional state
zaSat sSSt ssS@e& ire names a. IL,
1aNre rasasSoSS - the CSnS&sxa con
el1,Ss1s 1re SGSe& ~ re casually lis,
sN''1r - sAeSe, lneloSinS tvo aNeers
we've Killed AnG = are ussSSszx m,
7s1a&-01sr have seaa woSa,SSNs ANON,
~ ~ocosea S7e cA&ries 2 pssscrssll
Measv7&-A OSs&, ara CorsN,~al n {
Sss - Ire Ns1TsceasS SSssSlsaa. al
s-ess e wASse neNs kSs is Gwen :,
Headquarters United States Arsny
lySS1srgsar. n. c.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
euLFLieHT's FLAG ARRIVES.
State Department Also Receives on
Evideaee and Testimony.

Washington. a large Ameri'
Gag. lis cclorS somewhat faded n
exposure 10 sea weather-the ena
flown hy the American steamer q
fight when attacked by German 1
-,s-re-hss arrived al the State
uzrtmea. !; came by mail, togo
with other evidence and testiz1
gathered in the investigation madsI
Ambassador Page and American
srlsres in England at the time the
nixh; was toxed into port
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
VIRGINIA IN TWO CRASHES
.. s, ssssieseip SarNs salkheas srs
Nearly Nessss Tug.

HeS,oa> The NSe,icShSp VSrssrss
y&mmcI wSNcsen ealSAeAa while 81.
NN>&eNlnx her tV,cN $, tNe Casrsessowr
Navy Nsra, and In hScssas SwAy rSn
into and nearly overturned the ravSi
'ax Sioux. The tGs wSs Immediately
locked Tor repairs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
NAY Sc GETTING roesrHeR,
Negotiations Geins On Between Eeu
mania srd solsaos.

Ion6on.-A Bucharest Gisn&tcA 70
the ENenAnEe relesrSpA Compsny
SAYS important Negotiations &ne in
proSrcss between RccasSniS Snd Bal.
Saris. The Bulgarian Minister ~
RoumSnis. the dlSNS;ch SGos. lex tO-
So6s, Turkey. sccoosinE 70 oe2o-,
current, has onerSsd 10 cs>ie Aa-ianople
10 RNisArlS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
eLscrRocuTEo USING 'PHos
wonlan Picks Up Receiver "
HeIdinc Vacuum Cleaner

Crsnsto1. f. Mrs Arthur
Moves was accidentally electpcuieo
her home when sAe picked Up .
chc-e receiver with one Aanc "
ho,asag TIE handle e 81 e.se'3cs
ove-s.sd vxcaaz slez-sr = q 4
A short cs-rl-. WAS c,1-zF
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04
2 MORE WARSH|PS
LOST BY BRITISH
BatiIeship Majestic Torpedoed
in the DardaneIles.
PRINCESS IRENE BLOWN UP
Only One Man OF Crew Of Naval
Auxiliary Vessel Survives Disas-
ter In English Port-Most
On Majestic Saved.

London. Destruction of the British
battleship Majestic by an enemy sub
marine in the Dardanelles and of the
steamer Princess Irene, an auxiliary
Of the British Navy, by an accidental
explosion in Sheerness Harbor was an
nounced by the Admiralty.
In announcing the torpedoing of the
Majestic, which follows closely upon
the heels of the similar destruction OF
the battleship Triumph, the Admiralty
states that most of those on board the
vessel were rescued.
On the Princess Irene, however, 327
lives were lost.
One Survivor At Sheerness.
The Admiralty's statement concern
ing the loss of the two vessels says:
IAN enemy submarine torpedoed and
sank H. NJ S. Majestic, Capt. H. F. c.
Talbot, while it was supporting the
army on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Near
~ all the officers and men were saved.
ION the same date H. NJ. auxiliary
ship Princess Irene was accidentally
blown up in Sheerness Harbor. So far
as is known only one survivor, stoker
named David Willis, was picked up.
He sustained burns from the explo-
sion"
The Princess Irene. steel twin
screw steamer of 5000 tons register,
built last year for the Canadian Pacific
British Columbia coast service and
taken over by the Admiralty at the
commencement OF the war. was at an
Choir at Sheerness, where she was IN
dergoing repairs. All her crew, num-
bering about $50, except one seaman,
and. besides. rs dockyard workmen,
who were aboard at the time, lost their
lives.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

The Imperial German Govern
n,ent will uoi expect the Govern.
naSu; " the United States IL oul,f
any woyd or shy set necessary %
the performance ~ lis sacred duty
Of usSiU;ainjrS the rights ~ the
United SSS;eS Snd its citizens Snd
Safeguarding ;Ne3r TIVE exercise
aud enjoyment"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-04

"Mapitcsily. submarines cSunot
be used against mcO'hsntmen. SIS
the las, few weeks have shown,
without an inevitable violation "
many sacred principles ot iGstiCs
and humanity,
1t 1.-THE Government ~ the
United Safest confidently eN-
poets, therefore. that the Imperial
German Government will diSSNow
the acts " which the Government
" che United States complains,
thSt they viii maize r'pSvation 81
Tar as PREPARATION IS possible tor
injuries which at, withou, meas
urc, snd tina, they viii take imms.
d,s;e steps 10 prevent She recUv-
renee ~ anything 81 obviously
SNhVeySiNe ~ The principles ~
warfare tNv which ;he Imperial
German Government have in the
past 81 wisely Snd 81 nvu,ly con
tended.