davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
&atferprpflamation
aum sdlnB pes erfltn Rrlsasiabrss.

Sin Sabr III usrHOii.n felt i'd Sae
beuti6e YOlf 5u ben SBaifen rnIsn
muste. Blutuersisbsn mie nod ME
1T iibsr Dsuti1laub uno Die gSslt O.
tOmmsn. Tor Soft uno Der 9slbthts
iit msin @epiIen rein.
Jiad iibsr Elm Subrsebnt lt4 srftred'
enoer YorbereituuS, belhloiien Ole
Soalitionsmd1te, oenen Oeutlblano
,u grOB ssmurbsn mar. Der WfOment let
9efOmmen bic Wfadt Su bemiittsen, bic
lOpal Su ibrsm 6iterrei6iih'nn9artiaen
Yerbhnoeten In elmer 9erehten Sabe
hislt, ober lie in sinem iiberitartsn
Srieae ~ eroriiden. Seine @robsr'
unssluit, tpis id ibOn Dor einem Sabr
usrfiinoete, bat uns in ben Srtss &C.
trieben.
glls i'm GuguIt alle fOrpsrlib fdbise
Ufanner su ben 5abnsn silten nno bic
3ruppsn In bieien 8erteioisnnssfrie9
marl6iertsn, fiiblts jeOer Deuti6e auf
Der 8elt In uebereinitimmung nit BEN
Rel6stas, baB sslsin Rampf iei, nm bic
bDdftsn Sitter Der gtatur, ibr Stbsn,
ibre Srsibsit.
gBas uns srpartst bdtts, bdtte Der
5eino unier S6idinl entihsioeu f6nneu,
aeigt bas Sarte mas meine tture PRO-
uins Sit.Prsubsn erfabren bat.
3as BepnBtisin, baB Der 2risg nns
aufssjmunsen waro, bat Wunoer boil.
braht. Sm politii4en 3ampf ihpst'
gen bic Wtsinun9en. sllle @esner be-
9annsn lid ~ peritsben uuo ju fdisen.
Der @.iit pabrer 3uiammenssbOrts'
lett bebsrri6te oas 0an3e Volt.
Boiler Dant f6nnen mir iagen @ott
mar NIT uns. Die Ssinoesbsere, bic
Iih riibmten in Berlin in menisen
Ufonaten isin ju i6nnen, wurben In
Sit uno gDsft nit idmeren S9ld9en
,urHdssi6lasen. 3ablrei6e S4la9t'
fslbsr in ben peri4ieoenitsn 2eilen
@urOpas uno Sssidlahten on nabeu
unb fsrnsn 3lftenIbspsilsn, mas oeut'
Ider 3orn In SslbitpertsibiSnus unb
beutihe Sltruns permag. Seins Tsr'
lstung intsrnationaler Rehte ourh uns
iers Ssinos mirb bisies mirti6aftlibe
9sbsn obsr uniers 8risssflibruns sr'
fhhttern.
Mt tiefem Dant piro oas Batter.
lanb btute unb INNER isiner 3risesr &C..
bsnfsn, bsrsr bic in Rube oem Eooe
DOR osm Seinbe trosen, Der Sermunbe'
ten uno DOR alien berer, Die pom
Sample in irsmosr @rbe oosr auf BEN
Wtsersssrunbt ruben. Wfit Wfittsrn,
0iimsn unb gBniisn traure i6 um ibre
Sisbeu Die fir bas gaterlano ssitorbsn
fnb. sarsa,~ ~a~~
Snnere 9raft nuS sinmhtissr Dills
Dem @silts bss @riinbers bss Reibes
usrbiirst ben Siss. Die Slutbdmms,
bic mir in bem Btwubtisin erri6teten.
oaB nod sinmal Die @rrun9eni4aften
uon 1901 pertsibigt merbtn miibten,
babeu Der srOBten Slut w.lHs bic SDslt-
ssIai4ts tsnnte sstrOst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
e t,wers stnflaeen e'sen bic
Sllliterteu.

Die rllsbsriesiide Jiudridtsnasen'
tur mslost folsenOss /: pOie p9toro'
bsuti6e a1ssmsine Ssituns" bssann
nit Der YerOfientlihuns elmer Ssris
uOn biplOmatiidsn 9hrIftitiideu, biz
Berihte sntbulten, bic pon ben bslsiiheu
@sianotsn in Sonoou, Berlin unc
Raris an bic belsii6e Rssierung &C.
i6idt murbsn unO iid nit Der Berioos
uon 1905 bis 1914 beiaHen. DtelG
Berihte wurosn pon ben Oeutihen In
BrhHsl esfuuben. Sie iollen eint
porurteilsireie Bei1reibuns Der mslt'
politii6eu @rei9niGe uon Der marOtfnn'
iibsn Sriiis bis gum Sssinne oss issi
gen 6risseS 9eben. unO eine Wfen9t
Ufaterial entbalten, oas bic Rihti9teii
Der beuiihen Stlunsnabms mahrenc
Oisier 3sit benefit.
,Sie, Die Dofumente," IaSt BIZ
Nssntur, rwsrbsn erjdhlsn, wis eng
LAMB Jrantreid uno ipGter RuBlane
oaIu uerfiibrte. ssssn Dsuti4lano uOr'
,ussben bel Der fpitematiiden Siolier'
uns Deuti9lnnbs bebilflih 3u ieiu uni
oas 9ies um Dentihlanb uOn Sahr 81
SSubr snser Su ,isben. Die belgliher
@eianoten, uno beIonbers Baron
@rsinol in Berlin unO &ssbait in Barrie
erfl6rien, oaB bic @ntentem1hte Elm
Clement internutionalsr llnrube ieien,
I'M @essniae 3u ben Drsibunosmdhtsn,
Die @nrOpa OrsiBis Sabre lang ben
5risoen erbalten. Die Orsiperbanos'
m6hie, ertl1rten bic @eianoten, bdtteu
Die Suds gum idltmmsn @nSs sstris'
ben.
90 ihrsibt Der bsIsiids @sianote in
Boris, Baron 8reinol unttr BEN Da'
tum oss 16. 9anuur 1914 fOlssnoes ;
,Sh babe bertits bic @bre eshnbt,
Sbnen mittsilsn au bHrisu, baB biz
Ssrren Yoincars. DeleuHs. Wtiller une
Osrsn Srsunbe Oitis notionaliitii4s uno
huuuiniitiihs Sinso'POlitif srfnnt en-
baben unb fidD pou ihr lslten laHsn.
Disis POlitii 1T cine offens Ssfabr fur
Belsien uno europa"
Baron &sehait mslost ON /. Wfai
1905 pom Paris, 96nis @ownro VII.
babe srfldrt, eas Ser!rauen 5pii4sn
5ranirsid unb Deuti&lano lei per
ihmunosn, uno bas Yerbdltnis jwiihen
Den bsiOsu 9dnbsrn isi OaiisIbs wis Dor
25 Sabrsu.-
90 iinb bic ssbsimsn Bsrihte elm
acknowledgement 8smsis fur bic RihtiS'
felt Der Osutidsn 9altuns in ben lsstsn
Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
BUR aeiaaiasm 8eadltana.

Den pertbeu gsisrn bsS -Scrantou
DOhenblatt bierniit 3ur 3enntnis,
baB Serr 9arl Dolff bis auf weiteres
als Solicitor bes Gbonnementsee seeloes
funsireu nnO in ua6iter 3eit ben 9e.
fern feline Gufwartuns MAIDEN pirb.
Soffentli9 wirb SerrlDolff frsuub'
lid empfauseu uub ui1t Ieerer Sanb
fortsei9idt wsrbsn; lpsr ni9t bic pOlls
Ie9unns auf einmal bsjabten fann,
Der TRACE weuipftens eiueri Tbeil bsr'
ielbtn ab, ba es In Der @eIbtalie oea
5situnSmannes rappelt unb Ct isiu
@elb n6tbie bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
SefnrAtet Srn6f Der amerifanis
fdhen SaumtpOae;lhter.

9ei 9Onoon Spectator" eine Der
einiluBrei6Hen 3eitunsen pon Gn9-
Lamb, ldbt in einem berOHentli6ten
9lrtitel oes lGn9eren iiber bic Saums
mOllfraae aus, bic betanntli9 ben
Saupt9runo su Der eriten ameritanii9'
en- proteitnote lieferte Ser ,Spectas
tor" ratbet in ieinem glrtietl gu pOr+
ii6ti9em 8or9eben, oa man es nit ben
Ser Stuaten nibt beroerbeil biirfe uno
ibre 6reunoi daft bemabren miiiie.
Ser Druid, ben bic rieii9e Saum'
ipolleinbuitrie i'm oemptratii6en Siiben
Der Ser. Staaten uuf einen OemOtra-
tii6en Yrdiioeilten ausiiben tann, tit
obne 3meiiel Der Sern Der Situation,
ertlGrt Der Spectator. @s mag iein,
OaB bic britii6e &e9ieruns irseno eine
2lrt Der @nti9Gbi9ung fir bic ameri-
tanii6en SaumwOllesiidter sefunber
bat, inOem lie cine 9rOBere Wien9e BON
8aummolls, als Der britii6e Martt in
uormalen 3eiten perlan9t, auitauft.
Gin iol6es Yorgeben ioll bsreits in
Seratuns iein. g8enn bies m0glif
wdre-uno es Diiroe Oer ridtige @eQ
iein-bann brau9ten mir es taum 81
iusen, bob es fir bic @n9ldnoer etnt
srOBe Genu9tuuns ietn wiiroe. gu fiib'
len, bab bic Strupeln Der ameritant'
iden Resieruns iiber etnen prdseoenS'
fall unO Die SOrgen Der ameritaniider
SaumwOlleSiidter ge6oben porben iino
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
Jabrestae Der anfunft bes Gam.
burger 0iermafters ,,Sals
Bed" in 3crtlauo.

burger 0iermafters ,,Sals
bed" in 9OrtlanS.
Gm 20. Suli mar ss ssrabs Elm Sabr
Der, bab bas Sumbur9sr pisrmnitise
SGiff Dalbsd4 ben Safsu pom Port'
lamb, Ore, errsiate unb bic oeutihe
Slasss bat felt iensm Gage ftol3 uon
isinen Wiaiteu semsbt. CUR 5sisr oes
Cages bat Supit6n 6. S8. Prau6 oem
Shiff einen ueuen anltrib in ben oeut'
idsn 5arben ssbsn luIisn, unb bic bort
nohnenoen Deutiten babsn. elmer
Gufioroeruus Der > Deutiden 3situns"
SOlse leiiteno, ben Sapitdn nit Der
S9sufuus einer prdbti9en, bort anse.
iertisten beutideu Slasss iiberruidt.
CUR neberrei9un9sfeier bate iih cine
srOBe Wfense Beiu9er on Boro bes
S4iffes ein9efunoen, msl6en 3apitGn
Yrau4 uub Die OffiSiere Boigt uuo
SBiltens bic 9onnsurs mahten. Bei
Der eigentlihenllebe lleberreihun9Sfeier murs
ben Reoen 9ebalten uon Wtartin Duoel
uno 3apitdn Prauf, unb uah sinenl
isisrliden ProlOs btelt VI. 6. 3eru, Der
Dt6tsr besielbsn uno 9erausSsbsr Der
~Deutidsu 3situns., Die eisentlihs
lleberrei6un9sreoe. Die neue SlnggC
wuroe oann unter Nbiinsuns patriot.
idsr 3ieOer ssbiBt. Nm absnb eridien
Der -0itsrreidiid.llnsarii6e @eiuusuer.
elm -in corporeA an Boarb uuo lief
isine idOuitsn Uieien sridallsn, unr
pon ben anweieuoen Dsuti6su, Seiter'
rsi4ern uno llnsaru wurbe bic @slesen'
belt, bic Guweisnbeit bes sinIiseu bOri
ostinierten 2risssidiffes 3u feiern, ~
elmer Ssfunbuus Der intimften Srater'
nitat Der perbIinbeien 9iatienen benutt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
.GaIais, banu TrteSen~

Sn Paris finbst elm aussblidsr aus'
Ipru9 oss beuti6sn 9aiiers, in benz
oieler srildrt babe, oaB na6 Der @iu'
nabme BON Calais uuo 8arihau Der
Sriebe fommen miiiie, sroBe Sea&tuns.
Der Sopenbasener Wtelouns 3ufol9c
babe Der aaiisr bieisn Gusipru6 furj
Dor Isinsr Gbreiie BON Berlin naa Po'
fen Setan, als Der sroBe 5slojus sessu
8arI6au einesleitet wurbs. Der Sat.
fer fol- auG 9siuot babsu, Der Srisbs
mihs bic Bsibnaatsn seidIofsn NOR
ben lein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

eepisIen werosn fam, baB berartise
SanbIunssu bic slsihe Sreibeit zines
@emeinweiens bsorObeu, 1T cine GU
iludt our Eprannsi. unb ss 1T itetS
inert. Sessn Tprannei in is6sr uno in
alien ibrsr munnisfahen 6ormen anBu'
tGmpfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

yta6 siuer Dtpsibe Der naii. Pr."
lieaen In Rotterbnni fiir $50 Wiilliouen
Dollars BON Dsuti6lauo unb 8slsien
naa amsrifa bsitimmte, alio bier be-
ftsate @aren, bic -iufOlss oes britii9en
Ssrbotes alien Sanbels nit Deutih'
laub- ni1t bsfSr6ert werben iOnnen,
@nalano perbistet amerifa ben DAN
bel. limb bic ausloameriianiids Rrsi1I
flnbst surutbts babel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

@nalii6e 3eitunsen, tpie Der Ntun.
d,eiter Guardian" baben sntbedt, baf
bic Beri6te bes beutiheu @sueralftabs
piel supsrldliiser iinb, tpie bic enslii4eu.
@epiTIs amsritanii&e eSeituusen lpsrosn
iid ME berbeiluiisn, Oas anSusrfenntn.
ole iino ebsn enslii6er, pie bic eng
Timber Ielber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Die Ystersburssr -glowoie Dremia"
mill aus 2iew srfubren baben. i'm Wto'
nat Stunt ieien bort iibsr 10000 &C.
fanesns Deuti9e uuo Seterreidel
Surdesfommeu. @utweoer lii9t BIZ
,Nopoie @rsmia" Ooer ibr @ewdbrs'
mann In 9isp liOt. Soer iie Tiger
beibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Ssrr Gsquitb srilarte in isiner &sos
ben untsriesbootfries Dsutfhlanos
als unssfabrlid fur @nslano. unb oa
gei9ab's ipie friibsr, ,Denn @burdtu ben
Wtnno melt aufma4te. 0eg stneen
elm Dusenb S9iffAeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

gtur balb bic @sbulb uub bsi9siosue
ssi9iamtsit Oeutidlanb se9eniiber, pel'
de nniere Nbminiitratton ben britiiten
8sttsrn ;sist. uno jsOe 8eiOrsniB miirbs
i'm @in6e flattern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

" Die Sterne unb Strsifsn birfsn
ni@t iibsr bsuti6su Sdiffeu meben, nit
BON Dsuti9lanb uOrseiblaesn iporoen
mar, nm benz Mausel on Paiiasierftit'
fen absubelien. 90 lautet Der Beiebl
Der adiirtsu unb In Daibinston fiisi
man li9 Ubne 8ioerrebe-uftobrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Sinbsnburs bot naf lGn8srer Rauis
tpis6er sinmal pom Iih b0ren laHsn.
9sin 8unber, oaB man in Sonoon
bSie Gbnunsen bat. sic psroen iiH
ibon erfiillen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

SObn Bull muB auf feline ultsn Gage
nod lsrnsn, mas CT In iiinssrsn Sabrsu
niht bat lsrnsn molten, bas @ruieln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

9onbon mill ale S4mal,isnbuns,u
epnfiseirsn. Die @nsldnoer werbsr
trosbem ibr Sett bsiommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Der italieniIhe @snsrnlftab bsrihtet
sanj iur3 uub biinbie: y Die Sa9s 1T
nnperinosrt.- Dos beiBt Die Stalisnsr
frisssn uu4 wis Dor Suus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Yoinears riibmt 5ranfrsih's @sbulo
Wfit Der ss fid uOu England on bel
9tais hsrumsisbsn ldbt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Die Gu1sn idsinsn bOhbsfrisbipt 3u
isin iibsr bic msiftsrbufte Dirt unO @eiis,
In mslhsr fis ii4 jurhdiblassn laiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Die 5ruusoisu Uiiisn iest aus @rfub
ruus, baB Der 10 b1ufig tootseia9tt
bsutihe 3ronprinj lebt uno li1 rehi
fraftiser @eiuuobeit srfreut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

llnisrs Gage III bsuts stnau 70 erufi
pis bel 1esiuu bes ssriegss, ertlari
3it6snsr. gisl erniter, WiplOro, uisl
ernfteri
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05

Stalisn flaet iibsr Wfunitiousmuussl.
Sc bot i6On isin bis6sn Pulusr aliO
i&usll usri4Ofisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
DieEsl,pbonuummsr Oes- SsO6sublatt'
1T test $500 (nsuss).

Die Glliirten iommen in Der Wieer'
tues uOn ben Darbansllsn INNER msbr
In bic @nss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-08-05
@ir srleSisen SeftelIunsen
ium

aufauf obsr 8erfauf buu
amniran @attr @prfs Hnh GIsetrif 10 pre-.
fsrrtb.
slmnisau Watn @orfs Hnb electric tbtil.
psils prtftrrtb.
amsrtran @aitr @Orfs unb GIsrtris Gsm.
mon 40 btm Warlt.
8tnu&ri&tisi uas BON irstub rsI&sH BE-
ftuuHesH.
Srppfs s Co., Saafiere,
RitsIisbsr bsr BEN gori etsd Gr4aHDs.
Gtraatnn, Pa. aBilfessHnrre, De.
HiHebamtpu, n. D.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
PUPIL BATTLES TO
KEEP SNUFF SUPPLY
Habit is Causing Much Trouble at
Sample Portable
School

Snuff-chewing at the Sample ST
school has become so great that Miss
Julia Malone, principal. and r. F. Wis
niewsh, truant officer, have been
forced to start crusade against the
habit Boys from five years old up to
the ol lest in school have formed the
habit and those in charge are unable
to find a means of stopping it.
Two extreme cases have come up at
the school this week. When efforts
were made to take the snuff away
from one Of the pupils he resented IL
and refused to give II up. The other
case was that Of an eight-year-ol boy
who had purchased a box of snufr
from d storekeeper, telling him that
il was for an older brother.
According to the authorities. the
children do not secure the money
from their parents but will do almost
anything TO get a nickel for the to-
bacco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
LOCAL HORSES To
RACE SATURDAY
First of MatineeS Will be Given
at Springbrook by South
Bend Men.

Local racing fans viii have an op-
portunity of seeing the pick of the
South Bend horses in action Saturday
afternoon at the SpringbrOok track.
in the first Of "A series of matinees to
be given this fall by the recently or
ganized South Bend and Misha waka
Driving club.
Three events will make up the aft
epnOOn card. In the $3.50 pacing event
will be g. @ McCarty's George Bell:
Silvertail. owned by Frank Flick:
Queen Sholly. owned by George ShOl-
ly, and Peggy, winner of the $50 pace
at the Interstate fair races, owned
by Leo NeidsbalslKi.
The 2:27 trot will be raced by Baron
PrincetOro. owned by Cy King: J. A.
S, owned by /. w. Lower, and pos
sibly one or two other fast trotters
In the 2:35 trot are entered Laura r.
owned by William Hafner: Charley.
owned by John Huss, Prodigal Nc
Kinney, owned by Cy King. and either
Alto Girl or Gay Baron. of the Alex
Wright stables.
No admission fee will be charged
for the races. which Will be started
promptly at , O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
REPORTS ON WORK OF
POLICE AT FAIR
Twelve Lost Children Restored to Par
ents on the First
Day.

Detective Chief J. B. Kuespert filed
a report Of the detective departments
activities during the recent Interstate
fair at the regular meeting of the
board Of public safety Friday morning.
Sept. IA. the first day OF the fair,
was the most active, according TO the
report. II lost children being recover
ed and restored TO their parents by
the police Of the grounds. Six per
sons were handled by the police am
bulance in the four days OF the fair.
and there were four pocketbOoks re-
ported lost or stolen.
Only one arrest was made for in
tOXicatiOn. The police department was
commended by the board for the ef-
fCient manner in which the crowds
had been handled during the fair.
In the report, Sergt. Laskowsh. who
supervised the traffic squad on Lin
coin way r.. was commended by his
superior officers.
Thomas H Beaning, superintendent
Of the citys fire and police alarms, re-
ported that the Ford Motor Co. had
forwarded him a check for $50. which
was turned over TO the city. The
check was the rebate on a Ford car
purchased for the electrical depart
ment in the spring, and was a part of
that company's proft-sharing plan.
early in the year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
CONCESSIONS ARE
MADE BY BRITISH
Imports Purchased From leu
tons Prior to March ! Will
Reach United States.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 44.-Simul-
taneouslg with the improvement in
the relations between Germany and
the United states. due To concessions
by tho Teutonic government, has come
a lessening Of the pressure on Ameri-
can trade by Great Britain While
the latter situation IS still far from
satisfactory. officials believe that the
concessions made in the last as hours
VIII open the doors for others of far
greater moment 10 this country.
As "a result Of the conferences be-
tween Sir Richard Crawford, the
British cmbassys trade expert; Acting
Sec'y OF State Polk Chandler Ander-
son and Judge Fleming, representing
this government, an agreement has
been reached whereby the British en-
bassy here VII now issue clearance
papers to American importers which
VIII insure the bringing TO this country
~ all goods purchased from German
and Austrian sources prior to March I
last
The Holland American and other
nontraI lines have refused 10 accept
such goods but IL is expected that as
soon az the new agreement is an
nounced. they viii load them on bills
OF sale that will be 80. KID" by the
British Ambassador here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
Wireless Always at Dumba's
Service, Says Sec'y Daniels

for his recall was at least Irregular.
IL would have justified the immedi-
ate handling TO the ambassador OF his
passports. officials say. But there is a
growing belief that DR.. Dumba has
Overreached himself in his efforts to
create a situation that would seem to
give him the advantage in the diplo-
matte interchanges and IL will depend
entirely on the tone OF the Austrian
official reply 10 Pres't Wilson's recall
demand whether the administration
Will consent TO the Austrian represen-
tative going home ION leave 10 re-
port
Acting Sec'y Of State Polk positively
refused today TO comment on the
Dumha situation He was told that
Dr. Dumba had sent a message TO
Vienna mpIaining that he was un-
able 10 communicate freely and urg-
ing that quick action on his request
for recall. The acting secretary said
that he knew nothing about the mat
ter but that any action which Dumba
might take have no bearing on this
governments plans Ii will make no
move whatever 10 secure safe conduct
for Dumba until an official reply is
made 10 the communication handed
TO the foreign office by Ambassador
Penheld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
BANKERS IN WEST
HAVE INFLUENCE
Will Have Much to Say in Re-
gard to Proposed Loan
to the Allies.

NEW YORK. Sept 2f.-BehInd the
Chinese wall OF secrecy which girdles
the AnglO-FrenCh credit commission
ers and the American fnanciers Wirn
whom they are dealing for a loan. nee
gotiations are proceeding with The lor-
eigl representatives yielding o. the
bankers on important points
The influence OF the western banks
is being felt more and more.
That $500. 900. 600 has been named
as the outside figure. unless the terms
Of the loan were changed was learn
ed in financial circles today.
IL has been practically settled that
Russia shall not participate.
Opposition from financial groups In
the west and middle west TO the So
called arbitrary methods OF the Nor
gan group. through which the COM
missioners are dealing with less im-
pOrtant interests is being smo0thed
over. as was indicated by the formal
statement saying.
"The commission wishes 20 deny
emphatcalv that there has been fric-
ton The report that there has been
IS not So"
The commissioners had hoped 60 Dee
able 10 make announcement of the
terms Of the deal within the next As
hours bat meanwhile hesitancy On the
part OF the bic bulk OF American cap
ital over the financial condition of the
British government and the seizure OF
millions of dollars worth of Amer
lean goods by England has not been
overcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept 24.-Sec'y
Daniels today took direct issue with
DR.. Constantin Dumha. the Austrian
He emphactically de-
clared that the ambassador was en-
tirely in error in his claim that the
wireless station now under control Of
navy department censors refused 10
send 10 Vienna the message in which
Dumba made his explanation regard
ing the letter on which PTes't Wilson
acted in demanding his recall
AT no time have the naval censors
held up any messages that either the
Austrian or German ambassadors de-
sired TO send 10 their home govern
ments." said Daniels 4 know that
every message rendered by AmbasSa-
dor Dumba was sent forward"
This latest issue between the am
bassador and the United States has
added 10 the feeling Of irritation
against Dr. Dumba in official circles.
While officials refuse 10 discuss the
status OF the ambassador they point
out that his action in requesting the
state department 10 arrange for a safe
conduct for himself through the war
zone on the ground ne did not re-
ceive a personal message 10 report in
Vienna. while this government still
was without any answer TO its demand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
Carranza Forces Have Been
Withdrawn From NOgaIeS
District Say Washing
ton Dispatches.
MEXICO CITY AGAIN
Is FACING FAMINE
Water Runs For Only an Hour
a Oay-FOOd Train is De-
StrOyed by Zapa-
tiStaS.

WASHINGTON. sept. "a - Gen.
Maytorena. Nillista commander i'm
Sonora. has decisively defeated the
Carrapzista forces about Cananea and
now holds that city. according go state
department advices TO-DAY The Car
ranzista forces have entirely with
drawn from tht Nogales- Cananea dis
trict. the dispatches SAY.
Mexico City again is facing a fam
inc. State department advices today
say that the light. power, food and
water supply is very limited. Street
car service is practically suspended
and there is only sufficient fuel on
hand 90 permit operation OF the light
ing plant until next Monday. The
water supply is so short that water
~uns only for about an hour day
In addition. IL is reported that the
Zapatistas are harassing the Carranza
forces and have won victories in seV-
eral large engagements. They destroy
ed an entire freight train laden with
fOddstuffs from Vera cruz so milts
from Mexico City last Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
SPEND NIGHT IN FIELDS
Shock Felt at Many
Points i'm Italy.

ROME. Sept. "a. - Thousands Of
persons who fed from their hcmes
last night as the result of an earth
quake shook which was felt at many
points in Italy were returning today
the terror having subsided. At Mes
sina a severe shock was felt at 9:15
last night and many persons there
spent the night in the fields.
AveZanno. where a great disaster
occurred last January, felt a sharp
undulatiOn
Considerable alarm was also felt
throughout the province Of Aqula.
northeast Of Rome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24
SKILLED MEN WANTED
Free Employment Agency Reports
Good Demand.

Calls for machinists are coming in
increasing numbers to the free en-
ployment bureau. A manufacturing
concern of Goshen renewed it's appeal
for men Friday morning asking that
as many skilled men as possible be
sent to that city.
car foundry company Of Detroit
has placed a representative in this
city for the purpose of securing at
least 10 machinists including heavy
and light lathe hands grinders and
shaper hands. This company prom
ises work for year with a minimum
of 35 cents an hour. This wage IS
also paid by other companies but the
men are enabled to make considerably
more piece work. So far as can be
ascertained this demand for machin-
lists arises as the result OF war muni-
ton orders.