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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
cpfer ber llnterieebocte
Ces franS5fidle Gampier ngnrthase"
BON 5275 Spnnen nno anesre
Sdliifs perienff
hlnS Der britiidye Ganipier panslO'
galifornian" ppn einem iInterIss'
boot beid)oiien.
Reun Mann, eini6lisbl d
S.s pnnit1us oet6btet.

Egt VI " ~ " w E" ~
bes aapitdns. stobttt.
garis, 5. Suli. 0as Usdrine'
miniiterium madts am Tlontds OTfl'
,ha b.iannt, bab Der fpan50iIid'
DampIsr Garbage" am Sonntds IN
Ter 9dbe Des aap S.llas bon .lneH'
Ssutfhsn llnterieebooi psrientt tporner
I,i. 8 Mann pom Der &icbuns iper'
t,r D.rmibt. pdbrsuo 66 TSanH ssret'
It rurosn.
su bem geri4t fsibt es aud. Sut
am 5onntas Gin leiniss frdrJOill9ss
ar.asrs.l5fpabsr 5rpei bsutide ul''
tsriv1opts ssiidtst unb beioe uHtsrss'
taI.,t isi.n, bab absr sina Der goci'
Don msbpsrsn GeidoH.n setrOTieH
iporbsn Iei, sbe Is untertau4ts.
2onb0n,5. Suti. Die aOrtDesiit'
Barrie .5i.rp erOb1 III 70 Wssilsn iiiS'
p,Itlid, bon ben eciap Snfsin Don si'
mem beutIten llntsris.boot Oerleut'
lporpsn. Die IS Nann itarts gsiaB.
anb uuree in SfpoHisa geIanoei. Si'
10 ,ra, BON .inem anb.rea 0dm2Tsr
ditTa.nommen, naabem re 20 StuH'
Ten in uff.nen gootsn sug.bra4t bas'
t.. lIntr Der g,fasuns befanSn iid
I,6s 2tmeri,aner.
Die sJt.rn grob' mar Elm. 9dr''
BON 144s 5onn.n unb geborts elmer
liyma in aarpid. ROrDsgsH.
gapillac. Gransrsi4. 8. Suli.
Ger ipdnii6e Dampfsr .Suan' tral
an Mcntas nit Oem aapitdn unb 2
RauR Don b.m fran5Oiii4m S4on.r
.yoironosle- bier Elm, Der am 2. 5ul'
in Der Rdk Der Snisl ausHaut Don si'
n,m o,utIfen llnierieebooi in ben
Grunb ssbobrt lpurbs.
ausHant 1T bic sgs an Der aHit'
bsr gstrasns s.Isstnsn Snisln.
Der aapiidn iast. bab bic 8eias'
uHa or.i Tlinuisn 3.it erbali.n bdbs,
um Elm aansbOOt ausSuisssn. Ra4'
sem biss ssiaebeH, sdben bic Ssut'
fbsn i.fs S6aF. auf ben S6Oner ab,
bsr itnerbaIb pom aebH Wsinaten UNI
ihlus uHb untersiHs. 3pti 9orpebo'
boois uno Der ipauii6e Dampfsr
.Sudn4 iamtn oann hsroR unb ods
beutife Boot iaudis lougfam uHter.
Oit Anglo gaIifOrniaH' n
nit inapper Rotb Ssr
3erf6rurg entgangen.
2onboH5. Suli. Der briiii6.
Dampfer .2lnslo Californian. pon
1888 2onntn. BON Woutrsal IONS
meEo, traf ON Usortng nit siner ArIs
3abl 5pbt.n unb @<rfpunbetsn on
Gorb, IN alrmstoipn elm. Dds Sdiff
mar Don sinsm Dsutftxn unisrjsebOot
psrfolst uno neil ss niHt aHbitIt, Bee
i4oIIsn iporbtn. Nsun Mann, en-.
ftbIisbIib b.s aapitdns, tDurben &c.
iObtst, pdbrsub adt gtrtpunbete in
GuesustOipn sslanost ipurbsn.
Die .aInslO Californian snisins
nur bHr4 seftidtes 5antirsH b.s
Sdiffss isitsris bss aapitGus aus bsm
8srsid bsg llntsrissbOotss. Der aapis
tdH fpurSs fhIisbIid auf hsr griid,
setSbtst.
llntsr Der 50 Mann Ilari.n 9eTabs
ilng bsfdnb.n ii6 fiinfsis amsritansr
iiHb aandbisr. Der Sampfsr sins am
n Siai Don wlOuissaL al. GA bsiaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

egs bier su 6leiben. @s mag cine
aanae Weile tpdbren, absr sinerlsi Die
Iange es bauern pirb, 0eutI4Iano
muB unb pirD 6eiiegt tperben.
sd geOente au9 Canada au beiud
ten, I'm nit Der Morsan'i4en 6irs
ma uno dnberen iSirmen in Canada
fetreffs 2fntaufs bon Ylunition gu,
i4nmen3uarbeiten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
9ie Sample an ben
Garbauellen.
pie IIliirten erletbeE
f4pere @erIufs erreh
den aber ni9ts.

3en aoer Ht4ts.
&onfantinopeI, iiber 2one
BON, 5. Suli. Cine bonn &risgsmtniItes
rium erIuTeme offi3ieGe 9etanntmas
dung luutet pte folgt:
r4n Der tautdiiI3en 5ront, in ber
y8dhe Der Gren5e. ma6ten bret feinbs
Iide acknowledgements eineu 2lns
griff auf uuieren redten Jtiigef, lie
lpuroen aber bon uniersr &apaQerie
suriidgeIdlagen.
An Der nOrbli4en GrOnt in ben
0aroaneaen bat ununterbro4enes Su'
fdnteriez uno 9trtiQeriefeuer in Der
gsG3e BON Obj 8urnu Itattgefunben.
nsSm fiibIi6en 9beiI madten unTere
5ruppen in Der RGbe oon Sebbul
gabr quite SOrtT6ritte. Ra6 einem
gajonettangrtff brangen mir in me6s
rere Der feinbliden 9oIitionen elm. lin.
Iere RiiItenbatterien bsI9oFen am 3.
SuIt bic feinblihe 9trtilerie u1ro bic
2uftfdtffbulen in Sebbul ga6r.
PIN unbereH gunttsu bat ii8 ni4ts
Wt6tigeS eretgnet."
Berlin, 5. SuIi, iiber S1ag uno
2Onoon. Der &orrefponbent Der Sci.
tung am Utittug" meIbet, bub bic 9ris
ten aleiu in ben leBten 5ebn Sagen in
ben &dmpfen in Der llmgebung Don
Seooul 8dbr mebr als 3ebntauieno
Utdnn oerIoren baben. Gr melbet, bab
er ge'eben, tuie SaufenOe Don 8ertpuns
oeten na3 ben 6oIpitdIern trarspOrs
tirt fpuroen, pG6reno bic Sobten uns
beeroist blieben. Sr Der Depei9e
betbt es banH ipeiter:
pas fiiraterIide @enpesel errei6te
ann l. SuIi, ra9 brei Gage LANCER
OergebIi4er SffenTiOe, Ieinen 6Dbe,
punt. StunOeu lang fubren 9oote,
bic 8srfpunbete nab ben Sransportf
! i4iffen braateu, bin unb ber. Die
Siirten baben in @rFabrung gebradt,
oub gleranOria, aoiro unO Die DON
ben 9riten beieBten SrisIn nit Ser,
tpunbeteu iiberfiillt iinb.
Die 8erIuIte Der Siirten finb bes
beutenb geringer u1tb tire 8eripuns
ounsen tpenieer i6per, mas aus Der
SbatIade berOorgebt, OuB bic SdIfte
Der Bel ben Sdmpfen an ben 9arbus
neaeu @eripunbeten iaOn pieber an
Der 5rpnt iino.
mas 2cHbon bsbauptet.
2onbon, 5. Suit Sn elmer am
Qberb Der1ffentIt6ten 2tntinbigung
bes offt5ielIen Prebbursuug tperben bic
@erIuite Der Siirten 3tptI9eu bem %.
Suni uno Dem 2. SuIi auf 9ruRb BON
| 3uiammsuielunseu beg Generals
Sir San SamiltDn auf $50 Weann an
Sobtsn unb 5000 angerpuubeten(O
aRsesebn.
Sret Reser gelpudt.
Wlaeon, @d., s. Suli. - oSn Der
gGbe Don Hounb Dat unb @apfbe,
etpa brsihtg MeiIsn BON bier ents
Fernt, purben seitern &beno brei yees
ger BON etnem Miob srihofeu uno bic
gebOrben bdben cine Su9e udb an,
beren Negern auseitellt, bic oermibt
iperben.
Die Selepbons DrGbte tporen bur6s
Shnitteu norben, 70 bag bic Rofriht
Don ben 2pnhmorben erit betdnnt
ipurbe. uls brei SbertffS 2lugeitelIte
bier nit bret gefdngenen S6par5eu
eintrufen, lpcl6e in 8erbtnbung NIT
Der Grmproung oes Formers Ranens
S1las Surner. tpelde bic 2Dn9eret
oeranlabte, feftgenpmmeu tpurosn.
S1irrer bate eiuen Reeer NIT Der
SOGettion oou gettGgen, bic mebrere
sSarbise ibm fhuloeter, beuuftrogt
unb es lam 5u einem Streit, I'm 8ers
Iuufe beFeu Der Deibe erIhoHen tpur'
be. Die Gdrbigeu utflDben- Sofurt
| fdmmeIte 'ih ein Wpb, Der bic bret
yteper einfins unb iis tar3er Sauh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

2on6oH, 3. SuIi. Berlin fteGt in
abrsOs, bab elm beuti9es gS1n3eriaiff
Don Der pres8reabnoug5t .alafe in
Der DdH3issr 8u4t Don einem rufis
ihen llnteriee6oot in bsH 9runo gs.
bO6rt tpOrOsn iei. !oisr ir 9onbon bdlt
man aber natiirIi4 bic OTfi3eqe Ct.
petersburg.r 4ntiiubisuHg ii5er ben
gorfaQ fir forfeit.
Bis ss f4e:nt, lsifen bi: gtuTsn
3ipiifen benz prutb uiiS benz 9nnftsr
oerypsifsItsn Dibsrfanb. Der Grobs
fiirit RitOldus, Der O5ertommonoeur
Der ruiiiIden 5ruppsH meIost, bdB i'm
iiioIidsn Yolen bic admpfs Don Der
oeipsrat.iteH 4rt Isisn, tudbrenb @isn
susisbt, bdb bic Rufsn nit sroben
MaTsn ansrsifen. SR 0itsrreidii4sun'
sariItsn ar.tisr usrosn bisTs On,
itr.nsunssn aber fir loffnungsIos sr.
tldrt.
Di. Irrnee beg Generals bon 2ins
iingsn, aug 9euti4su unb Ssiterreis
9rrR bsitekno, buben ben 3lota 2ipa
5Iub in DIT Gali5isn errei9t uno bic
Rufn gang pom DeitIi9en llfer Ses
JluFss Dertrieben. Berlin beuniprudt
aud ipidtige erioIge an Der tpsitIittn
igront, no bic Geutiten am ip.ftIi6eu
Rano bss prisiterpuIoes bic JrGu;
3oisu an elmer Iansen Jront aus elmer
sdn5sn Rei5e Don Grd6sn rertrisbeE
uno 5auIenbe Don Gefauseneu sema4t
babsn, siri6lisbIi4 einss gatdilonss
itdbes. Die pariisr @eriion bisfsr Grs
eisniiie lautst, oab ss ben OeutIheu
Ha4 einem beftisen Som6drOtmsnt ges
lune.n fei, an siner siHsH aiIomete,
Ianssn Gront ii5 ptsosr in Srd6H
fsitSuisssH, oi. bic Gran,oien i9uen
friibsr absenOmmsR. g.ioe Ssitsn be-
ridtsn iibsr Nutiss, a6sr perssbIi3e
9tnsrifis al DeribisNtuen aHSsrsu
puH.ten.
Nit 9e5us auf bic Speudtionsn an
ben Sdrbdneaen IiHo uisbtr perihis'
bene Gerii6te i'm umloui. Die off.
5isIlsn geridts bes Generals Cir San
5amiIton unb S<s tiirtif5sn arisss.
miRiitsriums niosripr.dsu iid in fol.
dem Rabs. Sab ss Hi4t iibsrrai4.,
b1b man ben offi5isnen 9eri9ten tel,
Rsn rsdten 9laubsn msbr i6entt uuo
man ii5 allen m0sIi6en Wutbmabur.
gen biusisbt.
S6psi5er, bic in ihre 5eiurat6 gus
ridtebrsn pollen, srtIGrsH, oub bic
idm.iSsriId etuti6s Gren5s inmss
nod Oem 9srtetr seftIOfitn isi. unb
oaB srobe sruppenbepssunssn in
Sibbeuti6lanO i'm @dnss feien, Ssrsu
3p.d Obne 3ipeifel Der 1T. bic 5ran'
3cisn gang aus beutIdem @ebist gu
Derteiben. tDis bic Oeuti4en ii6 AUDI
sur 8sit bi. sr6bts Miibe sebsn, bi:
Isstsn Ruffen aug 0fterrsi9ii6cm 0es
bet su Dertreibsn.
Sie Gppottion, bic flo bsreits ess
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

ben iia aud cine 2lnsaH ruiiii9t Re
ierDiitsn an 8orb.
8stm Qusbru9 bes arie9ts befdHo
fd bic .glnglo Californian" in Gan
5rdnciseo nub iie snising hamdls nit
tnappsr Rotb benz Greu3sr r2eip3ig"
Seiibsm BAT iie fiinfmal aabuussn bon
pfsrben Don Repport HstDs na4 ens'
lamb gsbradt.
QueeHsfo 5. Suli. Der
9ompfsr .qlHsIO Californian, Der
am Wontas gormiitug nit neuH 9ob'
ten unb a9t DerpuHbstsn an 8gro
bier antam. bate bier Siunbsn lang
bic ansriffe bss bsutfdsn llnterIss'
boOtss ausssbaIten. DAB bds S4ifi
iaIisbli4 snttam. mar nur Der mu'
fisr9aitsn Jiibruns su Usroansm. burt,
bic ss mSsli4 tpuros, bas SorpeSirsn
Ses S4iffss gu Derbinberu.
Sas llntsriseboot tam am Sonntas
Worgn I'M a4t llbr IN Sidi. Der
aapitdn parslOiu bsfabI. NIT Dollsm
Sampf portpGrts gu fabrsn, uHb nit
bem 5unimislegrapb ipurbsn Rotb'
iisnal. sss.beH. Oas unteri.sbOOt mar
6ebeutsno i6Hslsr aIs Der Sampfer
uuO tam bisiem ibnsa udA.r. ben
9dmpisr Ohns uHtsrlab beT4iebsrb.
Gin S6ub i.ste ben Junsenapparat
auber g.tris6. sis Der aopitdn fab,
bab ss nidt m0slid mar. bdDOn5ulau.
fen. CAB er iid ale Wiibe, isin S4iff
70 5u manDDriren. bdb bds lInieriss'
boot itinsn 1orpebo gessn Sisiss ab.
i6iebsn tonn.e.
.llHier aapiian mar .iy sOurasirttr
Waun.' fasie elm RiigIieb Der 9sils.
ung. Or blie5 uuf fsiHem poitsn ouf
Der Bride. gsfsbIs ssbsno. pdbrsnS
oas Sau9boot I'm uns krumfubr unb
DsrIubis. In sin. poiition 3u tommen.
bic .s ibm ermSsliden tpiirbe, tin.H
1orpsbo auf uns ab5ufeusrn. Das llH'
tsrI.sbOOt bsi4Ob uns pabrtnS biefer
3eit obns lInterlab. unb man4ma!
lam .s uns 10 nab., baB baB man uns
nit Geipebr.n bef6isbsn .Onnts.
.S4lisBIi4 ipurbe Der adpiidn Don
einsm Gei6ob Don Der Hriid. s,riTsH.
CT purb. auf Der Stsl. ssi0bisi unb
furdtbdr psritiimme!i. Gerabs porbsr
BAIT. sr g.ish s.ssbsH, bic 8oote aus,
sufeb,n. fpabrenb b,s Gei4iisfsusrs
mar bag a5.r is6r ihpisris. Webrers
Wdnnsr ipurbsn sst5St... iuGbrsnb iis
an ben DiHbsn ki6dftist ipursn.
S6IiebIi4 sslans e., bier 9oote auss
silisssn uub bieTs ruosrten pom S4iff
meg, Bis iis ipdtr pisSsr auf@nOm.
men ipurbsH.
Der Sobn S,s aapitdHs pdrsloip.
Der sipsits Maai, itanb nsbsn isintm
gaisr. aIs Sisisr ssiSSei iUurbs. DIR
Sobn iDurbs bur6 bic Getpalt Der gr.
pIoiiOH 5u gOben ssriifsn. Wiebsr duf.
fprinssnb ersriff er Sas Stsusr, uno
81 fals, NIT SssisIbsn Gsi@iaIiSss:.
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@6e es i6m gefang, (6fiekfi6 5u eufeommen.
Sic Syran5oien erleioen 1T oen Go9eien
abermals i6tuere Nteberlagett.

Drmb 9atn Ofadtr
Gdnsn bic Hun
5hrma adasu Die
aim ganed elm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
alnsriffe ber Mmfem 5tpi'
iben prntb uno 9niefter
Wit f6peren 9srIufsnsu'
rHtgef&tagen.


Berlin, iibsr aOnbou, 8. Suli.
2lus g5srnopis in Der gutotpina Miro
semeIos!. oob bic Rufen f0rtfahr.n.
Sptidsn osm prutb unb benz 9nieitsr
osfperats absr .rfulsloie 2tnsrifi. gu
MAIDEN unb babel febr i6pers 9srluits
srIeio.n. 81. fOIIsu in ipeuissu lager,
10000 Wann osrIOrsn baben.
Sn Der rcrb6ftli6sn gu,otpinn fanb
am Samfbds Elm bsftissr artilsri..
tdmpf itatt. Die Ruffen 3Osen iid DOR
bort suriid, pOn ben Oitsrrsidii9 IN.
sarii4n 9ruppsu iiber bie@ren,. bin.
iibsr psrfOlgt.
Sffsnbar tsin Rangtl a n
Webl.
9ubapeIt, 5. Suli. Dom nG6iten
Sounids an ipirb tsin Roggenmebl
mebr nit @ei5enmebI permiTtt pers
ben unb bic tGgli4s RaiioH fir iebe
9srton tpirb BON Z ,auI 10a urpen
.sr6S1t iDsrSea.
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go. 100.
Wetterberi1t.

Sir S6io, Snbiana unO bag
peftlide PenHIblbanien: 560ne5 Dsts
ter am 0ienitag unO MitttuO4; Ians'
lam ftei9en0e 5emperatur.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
FILE AN APPEAL
Thaw's LAWYERS Start Long Legal
Fight IL Get Him Back to
New Hampshire.

New York. March Hilary h.
Thaw's lawyers filed an appeal today
from the OPINION Of Justice Page,
rendered on Tuesday. denying their
request that Thaw be returned 70
New Hampshire. The case Is thus
brought before the Appellate division
for review, and may ultimately go
again to The Supreme Court of the
United States
Meantime. Thaw will appear be-
fore Justice BLUR on Friday on the
writ of habeas corpus which is now
keeping him out of Matteawan, and 1t
VIII be decided by that Justice wheth-
er the habeas corpus proceedings can
80 ahead pending the appeal or not.
If Justice Blur finds there is no
reason why the appeal should act as
a stay against habeas corpus Thaw''
counsel VIII move forthwith for "a
trial by jury. If this is denied John
b; Stanchficld, Thaw's chief counsel.
vii; press fur hearing on Thaw' =
sanity. Such hearing in all likeli-
hood Will not come for "A month In
the event that the writ is dismissed
forthwith by Justice Blur. Thaw r
hopes will then depend entirely upon
the appeal fled today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
THREATEN TO DESTROY
PR|Az E|TEl FREDERICK
of German WarsI,t,
Receives Anonymous Letters
Ship Guarded.

Newport News. Va March -
captain Max Thierchens commander
or the German cruiser prinz ritef
Friedrich. has received many aponv-
nous letters, one of which was from
Philadelphia. advising him to leav.
this port Immediately or his shin viii,
be destroyed some dark night with a
bomb, The commander is reluctant
to discuss the matter and dismisses
II with one of his knowing smiles.
Persons who have seen the letter or
to whom the captain has talked con-
corning II say that it was vicious in
both wording and intent. the writer
condemn!ng The German captain for
the sinking Of tine many merchant
ships. one Of which was under Amer
.can registry
warped To one Of the shipyard piers
the Prinz Eitel Is guarded night and
day. Guards tramp the pier. winch
has been fenced in. while armed
sailors ceaselessiy pace to and fro
on the. deck of the sea raider. Opinion
-ss divided as 20 whether or. ffsyt It
would be possible to dynamite the
cruiser. but II Is generally agreed that
the probability of such . thing is
very remote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
QUARTET ATTEMPTS
TO SHOOT UP tow.
ONE MAN IS KILLED
Another Mountain Feud Start
ed Second Member of the
Band Mortally Mounded

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.,
BoisseVain. Va, March 17.-E--
ward Blankinship farmer living
about a mile from here. one of u
quartet alleged To have attempted -
shoot up" he town. was shot ana
killed last night by Magistrate George
Gillespie. Charles Yates, another
member OF the quartet, was wounded.
While Edward Blankinship was dy-
his brother Charles To avenge his
death, thus starting another noun
tain fend in this section.
Edward Biankirship with his
brother Charles. and Thomas and
Charles Yates. came 70 town armed
with rifles and revolvers The men
are alleged to have entered the store
Of Pocahonias Consolidated Golfers
Company where they demanded the
assistant manager. Walter Weaver.
10 step outside. This the manager
refused TO do. The quartet then went
outside. firing their guns arong eae
main road which goes through thu
town. While thus occupied Magis-
trate GILLESPIE was appealed to.
The men were about 500 yardS
from him when he ordered them TO
halt As the magistrate approached
Edward Biankinshlp trouble began.
resulting In the fa,ai shooting 80
The Yates hrothers escaped IN The.
mountains. Charles Blankinsiiip wen
arrested and lodged in Pocahontao
iaii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
LEE CALLS SHELL FISH
CONVENTION TO ORDER
National y sociaion OF Commission
ers Gather at New
Orleans.

Especial To The Richmond Virginiau)
New Orleans, In. March 1.-THE
Seventh Annual Convention OF the Ma
tional Association of Shellnsh Com
missioners opened here today Pres
ident w. Mcdonald Lee. of Virginia,
presided aud introduced the speakers,
Governor Hall. of Louisiana. we'll
coined the delegates and visitors, who
numbered a hundred or more, on the
behalf of the state. and Mayor Berh-
man. on the part of New Orleans.
President Lee and DIR. George w Field.
Of Massachusetts. responded to the nd :
dress OF welcome Swepson Earle. OF
Baltimore. displayed charts OF Mary
land oyster grounds and explained the
work done In that state by his and
the United States Departments The
work of brs Moore some years ago In
James River were also depicted Mem
Ders from the Gulf States took much
interest in the advanced methods ex-
hibited Delegate Insinger. Of Colo
RADIO. made an interesting talk on in
land fisheries and conservation in gem
eral.
The delegates and visitors are guests
OF the State of Louisiana through its
GoyaEaof- and conservation easaEniasios
During the three days session trips
On the Mississippi. Lake Pontchartrain
and the Gulf Of Mexico have been ar
ranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
GERMAN CONSUL IS
ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH CONSPIRACY
He Is Held for Attempting to
Buy Business Secrets of Sc
attic Shipbuilding Company

Seattle. Wash. March i7,--Accused
of attempt to buy business secrets
of the Seattle Construction and Dry
dock Company. DR.. William Mueller.
German consul here. and his score
tary, b. NJ. Schulze. were technically
placed under arrest today at the con-
sulate on Information tiled by Prose
cutting Attorney Lyndin. who joint
~ charges them and Dan Tsrnisasky
free lance detective, with conspiracy.
The Seattle Construction and Dry
dock Company AT the beginning of the
war sold two submarines originally
built for the Chilean government TO
the Dominion of Canada. The Ger
man officials are charged with con-
spirtcy in attempting to corruptly in
huence John Murdock. an empioye OF
the shipbuiidiug company hy inducing
him 10 sell business secrets of his
In the case of each defendant in to-
days proceedings, 81 600 bail has been
asked,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
TO HAVE NEW HOME
Real Estate Exchange Closes Deal
With Bryan Estate for Larger
Quarters

with practically every member in
attendance. the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday afternoon voted to accept
the proposition made 10 them by the
Bryan estate for the use of the build
ing Ia be erected on Ninth and Frank
lin Streets FOR the organizations head
quarters. The Bryans are raz!ng the
old building and will erect new brick
structure on the site and have il COM
pieted for occupancy within FIVE
months.
Work on the new building will be-
gin at once, 1t will he a two-story
brick structure, the second floor of
which il to toe used by the exchange.
and Is TO be known as the Real
Estate Exchange Building"
Owing To the rapid strides made re-
Gently by the local exchange, it has
outgro&n its present quarters on Tcas
Main Street. and for some time the
members have been discussing having
building OF their own. In the new
building there will be an assembly
hall, II board room and rooms for the
officials.
Although few suggested other
-,.iltaiHgs- liberalization -A.atA
Street site was almost unanimous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
FOREIGNERS APPEAL
FOR AID AT PROGRES0
Wish To go Aboard United states
Cruiser, Fearing For Their
Lives.
CARRtSZA PROMISES HEI
says MI Who Wish To Leave Mexico
City VIII BE Furnished Transporta-
ton to the Coast--Rclieves Situa-
ton.

ash'ngton. March IT.--Intelligence
received at the State Department to-
day that Americans and other foreign
ers In Progreso. Mexico. fearing for
their lives, have appealed for asylum
on the United States cruiser Dies
Moines, is matter OF grave concern
TO the administration,
\ complete state OF decentralization
exists az Progreso as the result Of the
defeat at that point of insurgents OPP
posed to the rule OF General Carran-
"a. Revond the mere statement that
conditions at Progreso arc chaotic
and menacing to foreigners the
State Department has not been sup
piled with details concerning the
fighting at Progreso.
Representations have been made To
CarranZa concerning developments at
ProRreso and he has given assurances
that full protection to foreign life and
property will he given.
assuring Information was receiv-
ed from Carranza headquarters today
that transportation will he provid ed
for Americans and other foreigners
desiring tn leave Mexico Clay and
that Red Cross supplies for the Mext-
can capital will he forwarded without
delay.
These advices relieve state Depart
ment officials. who have been con-
ce1'aed in the ;ic-up of traffic between
Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
The expenses Of all Americans de-
string to leave Mexico CITY will be
horre by the Government, where in
dividuals are without means.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Florida Rector Kills Young Woman
and Then Takes His Own
life

Miami. Fla, March William
Alfred Tucker, rector of st Agnes
Episcopal Church, bound over to Fed
eral Court on charge OF sending i'm
moral literature through the mails.
shot and killed Harriet Delaney. IA
member Of his church. to whom the
letters We're written. and committed
suicide this afternoon
Tucker was thirty years old and
unmarried.
When arrested on the charge of
sending immoral matter through the
mails the rector waived examination
and members Of his church signed hts
bond. Some hours after the trial
Tucker went Ia Miss Delauey's room.
ard the tragedy followed
Tucker came here six months ago
from the bahama Islands Miss De
aney came from the Bahamas last
week. and IL Is claimed Tucker fur
n'shed money for her transporta-
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-18
FIRM FOR
BLOCKADE POI ICY
Pekin Declares Japan Has
Been Notified to Go Slow

The Plssians claim a consid-
cradle victory in the Carpathians,
and say sighting continues on a
front of tao miles, although the
Germans have been forced to send
many troops to tn. western the
alter, and are unable 70 prosecute
a vigorous offensive
The German war Office an
nounces that thor troops have
carried disputed position on Lo-
rette Heights near Arras; are
holding the French in Champagne,
and are pushing back the Rus
slams in Northern Poland.
4 dispatch from Italy says that
the Austrian embassy Is sending
to Vienna CONFIDENT alarchiVes
which would not be safe In Rome
If Italy and Austria went to war.
The situation is becoming more
grave. ana it is believed that the
German Italian negotiations are
on the point OF failure.