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The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
HELEN KELLER ILL.

AUSTIN, March 1O.-Helen Keller is seriously ill. The doctors still hope to pull her through but it is rumored that her condition is even more serious than admitted.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
NELSON BETTER.

KANSAS CITY, March 9.-EditOr Nelson of the Kansas City Star is improved in condition and now ap- pears to have good chance to re- cover.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
SEATTLE TO POLAND.

SEATTLE, March 1O.-Fifteen Russians left this city today for the Orient enroute to Poland to join their cOuntry's army.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10

E. J. Theriault has arrived from Idaho with a view to entering busi- ness. He conducted a large hotel in his home state,
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
GERMAN BANKS SUBSCRIBE

BERLIN, March 9-The German banks have decided to subscribe twelve million to the loan According to the official statement the loan is being taken up fast and promises be Over-subscrbed The action of the banks has been taken rather proof of confidence and patriot ism than as a necessary aid to the government,
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
BELLINGHAM TO sERvIA.

BELLINGHAM, March 9.-Dr w.. D. Kirkpatrick left for the Orient to- day on the way to Servia to join the Red Cross service with the army of that country.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
GERMANY BUILDS SUBMARINES

COPENHAGEN, March 9.-The Germans are now building fifteen submarines at Kel They are all of the latest kind and equipped with the most modern inventions at other wards and the feeling is that Germany will place almost all her naval fate in the possession of submarine warfare against Great Britain
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS.

The postponed meeting of the Com mercial Club will take place this eyen- ing at eight o'clock,
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10
GREEKS TO VOTE FOR WAR OR AGAINST IAN
British DeStOyS Sink the German Submarine that Sank Two British
 Steamers Off the Coast of England Yesterday.

German Imperial Chancellor Will Tell Reichstag Today What the Terms Are On Which Germany Will Con- sent To Make Peace Still Bonn barding DardanelIes but No Change Has Taken Place.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-10

Ralph M. Williams has arrived from Council with fine dog team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
ApARrMnNTs WANTED
rurnI.hed

REFINED young married couple no children.
wish TO suitcase for the summer or rent per-
menently, West philadelphia preferred, two
rooms, bath and kitchenette In an apartment
house or private family; rent must be reason
able. p O5T, Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
MORTGAGES
MONEY FOR MORTGAGES

W. n. HOOD, 5l2 NORRIS 81.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN MORT3 ACE.
any amount up 10 5000. Estate Robl IL
Cameron, 28l1 kensington ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
20
The Passing show.

Hang IT, Jones. I've Just been stuns
by one OF your COMPOUNDED beesl /
demand separation
Certainly, Hilson. You Just show
me which bee L we and IH punish
the horrid thing severely
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

LOCUST, 1918 - Well-furnshed apartment;
lergy. airy rooms; refs. Phone Wal, 1905 W.
SPRUCE, i9ol-sublet beautifully fur. epts.
rooms and bath; reasonable. Janitor.
18TH, s., t32-Furnshed apartments, rooms
and bath board optional
SUBBBr (De Lancey Apts,, 23d and Plne)-3
rooms, bath kitchen; all outside roomst for
summer or permanent. Phone Walnut I44O.
LADY having furnished housekeeping apart.
ment would like to share same with business
women. 52T. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
Atlantic City. N. J.

FOR RENT-Completely furnished corner g.
room -and-ba apartment; all outside rooms
ocean view; elevator service. sol Santa Rita
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
GERMANTOWN

QUEEN LANE APARTMENT
QUEEN LANE AND WISSAHICRON AVE.
rooms and bath; awnings: screens
and shower baths.
JAMES W. LAWS ATTORNEY
O1S LAND TITLE BLDG.
Key with Janitor in rear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
Suburban
APARTMENTS

SPRUCE. i420-Baehslor apt, or 3 rooms
nriv bath. furn. or unfurn.i electric ughta,
hardwood hoors all modern Improvement
sPRTNG GARDEN, 191O-Exeellent apls. IN
3ifferent houses; some turnlshedi kltehenelles.
2i0e CHESTNUT Sr.-Rooms' WITH p4'hi
single room, use OF bath
CORNER art. fiTn; rms. bath zltehenette,
ELEVATOR. Mannheim cor. 18th and Spruce,
Wsst PhnadelphIa
CI4ILTOR APARTMENTS
8219 Barring a.
Two ist-class rooms. With private ostn sS,s- W.
ahfa dentist or doctor pr apartments 1i54'
BalIs MCCALL, mgr. Beil phone Preston o'9i'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MA1E

e..,eo0NTANT :, - Highly qualified; possessed
s..ature :. mature manufacturing and corporation ex-
sslasn.ee, sound Judgment. executive ability
~ ~ lnltiative; able correspondent: typist;
40 age 35 bond and refs. r Ti5, Led. Cent.
A.e0u ~. uNTANT- T-BoOKKEEPER = Young pro-
s,isaes sslsNe man 92 with IA years varied ex-
snaaole; Interview will prove my ability
~. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
West Philadelphia

PINE AND 45TH-Apartments. attractively
furnished. The Pinehurst (new), rooms,
bath, private porch. Apply to janitor.
FURNISHED complete, large rooms, bath
north and west exposure: II wlndows. avn
inRs; ianitor West Phila.: bargain, June to
October. Phone Barring 1923 X.
HoUsEKBBP1NG APT, 4 rooms, 2 baths
hand. fur. for the sum- Phi. Barring 1469 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
BOARDING

CEDAR AVE, 4TIl-Congenial business men
can get nicely furn. rooms. Woodfd S9i2 X
CHESTER AVE, bOO5-Private family win
board desirable persons; refs. woodland 3o24L
CHEsTNUT. 40S9-Beautiful suite, private
bath; ist-class table board. MISS Hanley.
RACE, 3li8-Tralned nurse has pleas. home for
ref. people desiring good accom- speh care
Hof invalids or elderly persons, Preston $500 u.
SPRUCE. lO2s-s s-sO-Desirable suite with private
bath; choice table board. Walnut 100 w.
SPRUCE, 1224-28 (Brismonde)-FuTn, rooms,
single en- suite; private bathsi table board.
WALLACE sT.. ieO2-Niesiy furnished rooms.
with boar" under new management.
WALLACE, ls20-Rooms single or en- suite;
good table, reasonable.
WALNUT, 8005-Comfortable rooms; some pri-
vate; bath; beautiful nelghhor d. Prest. w.
WALNUT, 45si-2d-hoor rooms, with board
near l.; southern expos; reIs. eAehansed.
WEST PHILA.-supeTior accommodations for
elderly people and invalids; selentinc care;
number limited; large grounds; old shade
Wide porches; ideal location. Ph. Wood. 4alO,
Suburban
GERMANTowN, 2s5 W. Rittsnhouse st. DE
tween Wayne and Greene)-lArgei 'front.' q
story rm good table cows. IN, 9tn. 1913 n:
GERMANTOWN (5i25 Wayne aysl-Well stgI-
rms, exc table; near train, troll. otn. oezLA,
So DAVID S-Prvats family would Ike q
Midland ave- 81. Dayld'G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

= 4 'e0egNPANr EXPERT and credit manager
ny gsa a, ior ensagement; has had charge OF
.ea5er Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

4 RELIABLE PLACE to secure a good stem
ographer, bookkeeper, clerk cashier or COM
msreial help OF any kind is the Public Led
Fss Call up Miss Dean" Walnut 5000,
Ledger Central-she will put you in touch
with capable, experienced young ladies quail
ped to MI your positions, State your needs to
hsr and she will render you valuable service,
which Is free to Ledger advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

Sl000-Two- story residence: fine neighborhood;
1T1S Arlington st. (above 18th and Berks);
we'll rented at Sl92 per year. Address 1913
N Broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

Dear Miss Reed,
Household Registry Bureau
am very glad that you secured a position
laI ne and wish TO state that you took such
interest In II, not for yourself but for a per-
~ stranger. / started work on Saturday
All am we'll satisfied with the position.
i wish, therefore. to thank you for what
Ien did Respectfully,
"A ARDEEI. LENHART.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

..,vrtPER- Seven years experience. with
OuhHsi.r ability; capable OF taking entire
efecut = os9 Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
NEW JERSEY

BUNGALOWS. lots 25x15o; near trolley over
looking Deaware National Park. Greater
New Jersey Company. 90 s. 10th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
HoUsEKEEPINa APARTMENTs

2sp AND PINE sTs.-DE LANcEY, APIS.
New, light. 4 70 rooms. 1 and baths
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

CHESTNUT. s31-store and basement, suital
for household or office specialties. Inqu
on premises. F. W. SADDLBR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

FRENCH MAID, best references, wishes situa-
non for or 3 months at seashore or noun
ainE: care. OF children pref. Address NJ. NJ,
are ], Barton Townsend, Overbrook. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

BALA, PA, 112 Bala aye.-Modern semi-de-
tached home, large cheerful, sunny rooms,
with 2 bathsi wide, shady porch ideal loca-
tlon; rent $50. T, s. Mitchell. SO N. sth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

KNOX ST., 4e0s-Attraetiye 3-story. li-roon
house, containing billiard room and table
AppY W. II. Delsroth. 7l3 SprinK Garden So
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

WALLACE, 17l8-5-room housekeeping fiat.
n1odern all cows; porch; dumb walter.
POPLAR APIS, 1920 Popler-tIkpg. suites,
fur, unfur., priv b. list, I'd. 3D. floor owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

- ID-Exp capable girl; good ref.
thHe5ssrbs or seashore. Il B23, Ledger Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12
CARRANZISTS LEAVE
MONTEREY TO ITS
OWN DEVICES
Entire Garrison Abandons
Town to Strengthen Force
At Matamoras, Is Official
Announcement.

Washington. Jan. Monterey
has been evacuated by practically all
,hc Carranza troops. who have zone
to Mutamorns. according To- consular
dispatches received today by the state
department.
Consul General Ham reported
under date of last night that q was
expected no resistance would be Of
fercd To villa troops. who were
twenty miles south of the city when
his telegram was filed.
The British ambassador visited
Secretary Garrison today To discuss
the Mexican situation and ask him TO
see Governor Eduardo iturbidc. for
mer commander OF the Mexican fed
cral district. who escaped from Mex
leo ana is now here Governor ltur-
bide has asked that the British min
ister ln Mexico city look uut FOR the
safety ot lturbide.s wife and chill
drcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12
CARLSON TAKES THE
OATH As GOVERNOR
Of COLORADO
Republican Administration
Now Presides Over Destinies
of Northern State; Initial
Message Broad.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 12-Gecrge a.
Carlson. Republican. became govern
or OF Colorado today The formal
ceremonies were held in the Denver
municipal auditorium and we're at
tended by large number of persons
from All parts OF the state. The oath
of office was administered by George
w. Musser. retiring chicf Justice OF
the supreme court AZ the conclu-
sion OF Governor Carlson's inaugural
address Justice Musser administered
the oath 10 the other seven executive
state officials.
The formal ceremonies were pre-
ceded bv an automobile parade from
the state house 20 the auditorium
Participating were retiring GovernoI
y. NJ Ammons. Goyernor-elect Carl
son. retiring and incoming state Of
ficinls. members OF the state supreme
court and state legislature.
Carlson is the ilrT Republican
governor since the retirement of FL
\. nuchtel. six years ago. or the
other newly inaugurated state Of
iiciuis the lieutenant governor, secre-
tary OF state, auditor and treasurer
are Republicans; the attorney gen
crai and state superintendent. re
elected, ana the new associate justice
Of the supreme court are Democrats
The only untoward Incident oc'
CURED as the procession started OF
ita return 10 the state house. The
horse ridden by Captain Edwin Smith
OF the Colorado national guard shiec
az an automobile ana fell smiths
leg wns caught beneath the anina
and severely wrenched.
Immediately upon their return q
the state house both house and son
ate adjourned until tomorrow.
Governor Carlson announced tn
following appointments
John =. Vivian, private Hecretarl
TO the governor during the session o
the legislature.
Eugene Milllken, private secretnr,
To the governor after the close OF m
legislature.
NJ, H. Aylesworth, member of IN
public utilities commission. vice A
j. Anderson. term expired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12

hN striking q mine.
OiiiCinl dcninl l. made In Pc
trograd of the report that Grand
Duke NleNnnicr Mi,hncioNitch.
broth"r-in-law ut Emperor Nich-
ola~. WIS killed Ia the lighting iu
Persia.
Ia view al the predicted en-
tranrc into thc war or i,umania
and perhaps Italy. unusual inter-
cst atta'h,~ tn dispatches indi.
eating thai di~quici IN the Bal-
kans II spreading ItalN may he
called upon ~oon to resort to
for,r oT arms Ia Nlbaida. The
insurgents are -aid Ia he bring
Ing mp guns tu direct against Du-
rakzo. the port re- emily occupied
~ Italian torres.
ScrN,a's aspirations have cx-
plIidcd since hcr lictOry over the
Austrian army. aud according Ia
Rome tiispatchc~ -he now insists
that. IN the event oT victory Tor
tire aillcS, she must receive Hos
MIA. Herzegovina aud Dalmntin.
Italy haS seni troOps to tile ItaI.
Ian islands in the Acgean arrhl-
pclagO, which -hc T. fOrfifyinr.
l,unlanin j. Ia begin the mobilix-
alton of her army late this
month.
Vienna reports thai an attempt
of the i,u~-ian- "a cross the low
er Nida ~ southern Poland WIS
rcpi'lsrd. The attack apparently
nlsau- that the Iiu~Sinns have
determined nn another move on
CrRt ON, the Galicin stronghold.
Nrmy headquarters az Pctro
grad states that German attacks
on the Russian posillOns along
the Nistula were beaten hack. \
minor victory over the THlki-h
forces in the CancR-us nlso l. att
nounUcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12
State RIGHTS NO
LONGER EXIST
SAYS BLEASE
South Carolina Governor
Whose Administration Has
Been Series Of Sensations
Sends Farewell to solons.

Columbia. 3 C.. Jan. 1s.-ln hi'
farewell message today 10 the south
Carolina legislature. Governor Blease
commented upon what he described
as the "encroachment by the federal
government upon etates rights,
many of which. he asserted. "had
been stolen"
"CaD Il be possible" he said, 'that
under the leadership ~ man sonle-
times called a southarner. the Demo
cratic party ~ 70 be come the party
that Is stealing the power from the
states and giving Il 10 the federal
government; and that the Republi-
can party. under the lead OF n
Hughes or a whitman. Is 10 become
the states rights party and stop this
stealing OF powerg 4"
In closing his message he declared:
Il have bowed my knee 10 no man
or set Of men; N I create n favorable
impression. an well and good; n
create an unfavorable impression. !
and alone am responsible. My
life's work, 80 far az my personal In
terest Is concerned. has been COM
plcted."
The governor recommended small
or appropriations for state lnStitu-
tionz Of higher learning. and the
abOlishment OF ali free scholarships.
Urging the legislature TO provide for
immigration. Governor Blease de-
clared he did not agree with the
policy that men should be highly
educated In order TO be immigrants
We want a laboring citizen" he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12
SULLIVAN HEARING
WILL Be OPEN To
GENERAL PUBLIC
Charges Against Minister to
Dominican Republic to Be
Aired Before James D. Phe-
Ian in New York.

New York, Jan. IA public
hearing On the charges against james
~. sullivan. American minister to the
Dominican republic was Co be held
here late this afternoon oefore SEN
ator-olect James -. Phelan OF San
Francisco.
Phclan was appointed by Secretary
Bryan To- investigate the charges.
Walter W. Wick, former receiver OF
customs at Santo Domlngo. prcferred
charges against sullivan. Il has oeen
alleged that sullivan used his infiu-
ence 90 obtain contracts for friends
and relatives from the Dominican
government. Wick was 10 be the FIRST
witness today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

Four distinct ha.;lrs which
have developed Ia Frame aud
AlSnre are being carried on ,ig-
oruusiy. hat without marked adj
vantage Ior either side. Of
greatest immediate consequence
l. the Hghting near Icrthe-.
whl'h Involves Possession oT Inn
poTtani railroads and probably "a
considerable portion uT the fort.
lied battle line. In this district
the French Attempted further at
tacks hut were driven hack with
heavy lus~c-, the German OfI"inl
statement today asserts.
Near SoissOn. in the Nlsnc
country. the Ircnrh statement
says. German attempts 10 cap
turc lost positions were rcptiscd
aud more trenches were seized hI
the allies.
In the ArgOnne, where lighting
has been more continuous and
stubborn since the early weeks
of the war thau almost any
where else, the Germans are on
the offensive aud olnim to have
taptnrcd u French vantage point.
The fourth hattie. la Nlsnrc.
l. lcrs active than was the case
bcfOrc the reinforced GcIInnns
che koi the ircnch ad,nncc. THE
Iictlln war Oiiitc asserts That a
Frcn'h attack south nf Scnn-
helm was defeated aud the at-
ta' kcr- suffered severe Iu-ScS.
Dc-ultory fighting continues In
Poland and the German state
mcnt tclls of slow progrnSs on
the part ~ the army which l. at
tempting to advance on Warsaw
from the west
AccUrd;nR to "a Petrugrad dis
patch, the ~nmil Gcrnnn cruiser
irennen has been badly damaged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12

Petrosrod. Jan. ~, tvia London.
3:45 3. M News reaching here uf a
proposed expedition In force by the
Germans and AustriHns against SerVia,
II being said that the Teutonic allies
are contemplating the dispatch OF
eleven army corps to that country 20
avengc the recent Austrian reVerses,
~ looked upon In Russian military
circles as transparent ruse on the
part of Germany to distract Russia 's
attention from the Polish campaign
and to divert this goyefnmeat from
further reinforcing the Russian ar
mics In Poland.
The Russian general stan. h
said, is not being influenced by the
reports aud Is continuing ts cam
paign already Initiated. Meanwhile
the number of German troops In Rus-
sian Poland has not diminished but
IN continually being increased on thc
hzura and Nivn,en rIveIr, ou the l-t-
ter waterway as FAR az TilsiL
The Russian genera. stan has ascer-
trained army officials say. that the
Germans are preparing for an Of
fcnsiye campaign rom the extreme
northern frontier down To the river
Pilica. where the Austriaus likewise
have nos diminished their forces.
he supposition that the Germans
are makins use uf dilatory tactics em-
ployed in the western war thcatcr.
where there virtually has been NO add
vance ON either side. b. not shared by
military authorities a. they maintain
the GcrmaUs mus; advance or IAN lc-
fore the spring months render the
roads impas-aulc.
From captured prisoners ana other
sources, the Russians are said to nave
received reliable Information that ;hc
Germans intend to begin an offensive
movement In the near future. The
Russians are preparing effectively 90
meet this offensive. New recruitment
In 1918, within sixteen days. n ohi-
cially announced, will give to t;ussia
nearly 600. GOO men.
The German advance on the com-
muniiies south of the VILLAGE of Mogh-
els and southeast ui Sochaczew. scN- %
cral times rppulscd with great lorses
iu the last few days, according 90
Russian udvi,es, b. reported To- have
been undertaken. Likewise an AUS
trinn advance toward Hielre, and IN
the rcgiun of the Pihca river o. said
90 have been effectively repulsed
These battles are chiefly Important
ns showing the continued German and
Austrian onensiVes in spite of con-
stunt losses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12
LifebOuys and Wreckage
Marked With Name Of Ger
man Sea Raider Picked Up
After Conflict.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION
OF SEA FIGHT GIVEN
Struggle Lasts From z to l.!
O'clock in the Evening;
Nothing Being Visible But
Flashes of Guns.

Montreal. Que, Jan. IA detail
81 description of a naval battle or
Grenada, British west India, Is given
lu letter received here today from
an eve witness. who asserts that in
his opinion the German cruiser
Karlsruhe took par, and was sunk.
The letter was dated Grenada. De
ccmbcr ., and the writer asserts that
after the battle q lite buoy came
ashore marked > NJ. $. Karlsruhe.
together with wrcCkaEe and barrels
and foodstuffs Hc further writes
that fishermen had brought the news
thar they had seen dead bodies float
ing tn the vicinity ~ the battle, NUM-
bers ot candles marked Kaiser
Light" boots with feet iu them, he'll
NETS and other wreckagc.
The letter was made public by the
Montreal Gazette to-day aud was re-
cciNed by member of the Gazpzttc
stan from one ol hts friends ut Gre
NADIA The letter says
While aJ my house on a ridge
overlooking the sca north of Gre
NADIA Witnessed naval cnEagc-
ment which was undoubtedly carried
wv wv Nf''iA llifflf NittiNf NMN MNNNHNNNNf "
The action TASTED, uH iai as obs
served. from O'clock %. m. Coo %
p m. As the darkness increased DO
was quite apparent when hruadsidcs
of psoiectiles exploded within seconds
uf cuch other ON either side within
q range Of four to siN miles. did
not hear the explosion of the shells
as The nEht wee too lar uwuy. No-
body in st. Patrirk's appeared TO
have noticed what had happened.
Whether the government know of the
engagement ct not hoy certainly
censored an news rs regurds a.
six days afterwards was con-
irmod iu my opinion hy the fact mat
Sautcur fishermen in the Cariacon
channel brought foo news that they
had found dead bodies floating in rho
water together with uumncriess can-
dlcs marked Kaiser Llpht 60 sam
pie of whlCn I send you as % christ
mas curdD, Also boots with feet lu
thcm, helmets, pieces of wrcckage.
etc
"pn m} portion nf an island called
Isle Of Hhondrc life huoy came
ashore marked - VI. $ karlsruhe,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-12

London. Jan. ~. U2:05 y. nh
The great armies battling IN the east.
ern and western arenas Of tho war, by
artillery exchanges, sapping opera
tions and trench attacks, continue q
be aligned today much az they we're
on the frst of JanbSss. Everywhere
the disposition seems 20 be to await
the coming OF spring. when with fresh
armies thrown into the Held, events
promise to move more quickly.
Great Britain is now sending th0us-
ands OF men To France every week
and according 20 today's reports from
Berlin, Germany. aware OF this, -
making great military preparations
for counter movement. All the re-
serves are being called TO the colors,
Il is declared here.
Germany still claims that abe is
making slow progress toward War
saw. Tnere have been published IN
London, however. reports that these
operations are merely masking move
meats 20 shield the German retreat
TO the Silesian frontier. British mil
itary observers do not credit this
lSea. tefitsing that General Won Hin
denburg haH great offensive strength.
but az the same time they draw at
tention to the fact that the Russians
must feel confident Of WarHaw's 3
safety. else they would not continue
to hurl so many troops against Hun
gary through BukoWina.