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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
@ai6inatOn madlt nsne gurIdlIaae

MaibingtoL "a Sch sSufor.
matorii6cr 8eiie bat bic 9unoesre.
gierlmg ioipobI 0elltidlano ais aud
@roBbrifunnien neue goridl1ae iiber
oos 3uitunOebrfugen eines Giuber.
itGnoniiies ilber oic gtusf1s1r bon sc.
6ensmittclu lmterbreitet, oof miro
iibcr ben e5nhalt 0ieier gorihl1ae
itrenge8 5tiaihpeigen geipabrt. 9Iuf
miro oarauf bingelpieierl onB oieie
niht etTpa ais glutruort auf Die elm
gegangenen glntporten ouf8ufaiien
ieien.
grdiibert g8ilion bciprofl geitern
nit ieinent aabinett eingcbeno Die
ourd Oen llnteriee6ootfrieg gegen
SnnoelSidiffe geibaffeue Gage lmo
ipGter puroe erfldrt ooB Der @nt-
iheioung Der 9unoesregierltn8 Die
auf oieie informeaen 8oridldge eill-
geben6cn glntrporten 3u @runoe ges
legt lpetoen iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
alcinc StaOtmitt6ciInnaen

Gie Staotfontniiiion nobm
geitern einen 9eidluB an, nod Dem
ollen. Die BEL Der gerfoIallnq lno
@ridieBlmg oes D}orOers @on3ales
mitpirfteu, ser Can't Der Sta0t
olisgeipro6cn miro
- &apit0n aIeiuc pom Der Sells.
ornee erfldrte, ooB Die 9lrbeits-
loiigteit in Omaha 0ieien 8inier
nidt 10 oroB oIs in anOcren STAB.
ten gIeider @r6Be lei
816renO i6rer 9lbmeicnbeit
pur0cn ,Sruu 3ennic GIemmons
ilrer &obuuua 905 9for6 q. Str.
ibre gciammtcn @riparriIie i'm 9e.
trage Don $168 geitoblen
9ei einer 9la35ta auf oas gcss
lin S5otel uno oas 2nons 6ote[
mlroeu an beiOen GldBen mebrere
BerIonen oerboftet.
@egeu Gerlaiilirg fIa9te 9Sia-
belle @} 9liGeD altf 56eioimg BON
i6rem @atten e5amcs u. Gilcp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Dir Sample Bel ben 9arOanelen.

2on0on, ID. Sch 6ier muroe
qeitern 9tbenb 5oIgcnoes befannt
aemndt nllngiinitiac 8itterutg
1nb Gin beiti0er Sttrm ous benl
9ii0peiten bat bic Sample bci ben
Daroencllcu peieutIih bccintrddj-
tiat. Gie 9lubeniotts mnroen
ourd oos gnmbaroenlent am To-.
6ebruor meieutlih beiddoigt. (D}an
iicbt. oic gnaldnber loiieu nit iih
banoeln, IN ibrem gerid)t amSonn.
tag bieB e5, Dab Die Sorts iau1nere
lih 8uionmcn geIdoiicn uno bnIo
iallen miiroen; bcilte iaqen iie, baB
mir Die 9IuBenforts beiddoigt lud-
rem nabreno bic 9iirfen bebaupten,
oaB ourh ons gomboroement farut
Ser aaIf non Den 8dnoen geiauen
IT'D
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
fSiirs Qeben bet6nnNen.

Sellte Ro6uittag itm 3 llbr pur-
Den i'm Saltie rrieres Serrn GarI
glo0e, 1881 g. 20. Str, Serr gln.
nreas &,auien fit 6rduIeiu 9luna
5iireenien bon Baitor Sddfcr fir
nus Qeben ntamoem Scr junac
@bemann lit felt IauGcrer Belt fiir
Die 9ribiinc ais asent tbGtig mo
BOT iid in Oieier Seit our9 Icin
liebensmiiroigcs beideioenes @eieu
ole 6reinoitoft aIIer iciner @aitar.
better euporbcn g0oaen Dem JIM.
geu 4aore MIR 9foien olf Dem Eta.
.oe oes Sebens bIilbenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
aoblennutb in 9saris.

9lntteroanl, q. 6eb. g8te ocr
\ 3iiridcr Setting ans Garis be,
ridltet miro, lrioen oie artnen 2elttt
Der fran3oiiden 6ouptitoot inter
Der iid iunter iteigcrnoen aoblen.
notb Die bn1lptiddIid oaroitf i'll.
riid8uiiibrcn lit, oaB Die 0elitiheil
on5 beoattenoe frot3oiiide aohlen.
bedeu 6eieet boben. Srallfreid 1T
beute 6ereits ausifIieBlicb auf bri.
tiihe aoble atgemicien, iulo geraoc
oarlm bcoeutet Der neue arieq
9eiitihlanos gegen gnglonns 6on.
oelsfIottc oen i6neriten Sdlag &c.
gen 6rontreib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Gnnlnnb le6nt 6dLfe o6.

2onoon, "a. Sch. = Gle eng.
Iiibe Regierung bat e8 obgelebnt,
oic amerifaniide 6iilfSfontn1iiiion,
meldc in gelgieu 10 ie9ensreid rpirf-
te, nit @eGo 8u unteritilBen ans
6ur6t oosielbe founte Den 9eut-
i6eu 3ugltte fonmen. (9luf ibre
engliiAen 5reunoe uno 8erbiinoeten
f6unen ole 9eIgier ipirflih ltol8
iein.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Npdlflnthen in eStaIierl

gfonL q, 5eb .5alt 9ou3 SStolt-
en- miro gegenmartig BON Sodflu-
tbcn bcingeiucbt. Ger Eiber-5luB
lit pieOer i'm Steieeu bcgriffen mo
fat einen NaIieritano bon 45 SUB
crrei6t. aoloiiole 91egenaiiiie ge-
ben aIlenthalben nieoer. Gin Sbeil
non Npm intO llnaegeno itebt utl-
ter @niier, SSn Den @ebireen lit
Gin Sdneefan 5li per3eid)nen. ca
fuinenitilr8e itno hdlliig uuO ri6tell
aroBen SAaOeu al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
QSrGiiOent arfliidtet.

8oibin9ton. "a. 5eb. Sier Elm.
9etroiiene MelOuuaen beitdtigen oaB
Der bisberigc YrGiioent Der Hepublif
@aiti Gauilniare SbeoOore abgeoanft
unO 3ufludt auf cinem bolldnoiiden
0on1pfcr gciudt bot. Ger Gampfcr
miro i'm nab Curacao 6rin9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
g2ener Gaincien.Siriea.

San 5rancisco "a. Sch. spit
am geitrigcn 2Ibeno brad I'M bieii-
gen Chinatown mieoer ein beftiger
aampf 3lpiiden ben DlitgIieOern Der
Deridieoenen dineiiiden @ebeinqe.
iellidaiten aus. Nebrere Gbineien
Dur0cn crbebHd perlpunoet uno
fonnte Die 9fube crit nod mebrmaIi-
gem @inidreiten Der 8oliaei mieoer.
beraeiteIlt merben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Giih.0ntn6n

0bne 9fiidlid)t onf bic 0urfl bie
0lau- uno Glauenieuhe berporQe-
rufene 8eiorgniB 1ut Ger llmiab III
3udtpieb altf oen bieiigcn @icbboien
bod 5llgenpuuteu.
9lontog 9lbeno fonnten bic Che
lcute Gmanuel Roberts uitf oog ie(.
tene Set Der 35-jdbriger 0od,8eit
5uriidieben. Cine lleberraIdunaSs
partic pltroe BON ibren 5reiinoen
fir tic peranitoltet.
Seute glbenD miro in Ser 2utberi.
ihen ct, Sutas. Stride elm @ottes.
bienit abgebolten.
0Ouneritae 2lbeuo mcroell oie ReO
9fen cine midtige 8eriammIun9 obs
bnlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

.oie 0lcrreihiiden unO iuanriiden
ariegsaeiangeueH beim gabn. uno
aaualbau pcriunuot merOet Sie
er1aItcn oafiir cinen aeipilien go6n,
.pon oem abcr oie Soften fir gepa.
dung uno llntcrbolt obgejoaeu
Derocn. 9Iud bat iib Ole glegie.
rlhg entidloiien, cine aounliiiion
nad Der arieg23oue pt ieloeh I'M
Die Snmmlimgeu Bidder inO
Sslmitgegent1uOe, Die oiirh ocu
arieg jeritrelt DurOen, oOer IN @r.
fabr iiuO, Oerlorcn gu DerOeu, 3u
retten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
glnti.Srnit.llnterindlnnn

8oibington, q. 6eb. Da8
.Gbergeridt iebte ole Scr.
bou0llng iiber Die 2lnti.Gruitfloge
Der 9unOesreaierung aegen Die sSn.
ternational 6arpeiter 50. bcreits ouf
ben s. 2lpril an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

eaiporo Grep Der britiide 5taats.
iefrctar oes 2llIspdrtiaen, in Der
Ieeten 9lntnort aif Die amerifant-
idc glote cine ialide gtngabc ge-
matt bat, als er iaate, Die genub-
una elmer nelltroIen 6Iogae lei niht
ourd anoere Gambler berbotcl; oenn
nah Dem hoaanoiibeu Sober Der.
fielen auslGnoiide Shiffsfii1rer,
meIdle inter einer boa1noiiben
Sla9ge iegeiteiL etner Straic BON
eiilem 5ahre eef6neniB unO bis al
800 tSuloen 6eioitraie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
s,arriiun aeIflaaeu.

Gbicngo, Sll, "A. Sch 9iobcrt
@l Smciber icbmg gcitern IN Der
9rim1rrpobi 6en biSberigen 8itrgcr.
meiitcr &arriiou NIT elmer @lebrbeit
bon lnebr ais 10000 be5iigIib scr
oenlofrotiibcn 9}ominotion. Sorriion
mnr bercit8 gum tiiuiten @loIc Mo.
por bon Chicago, pdbreno Sipeiber
biSIong Glert oeS Goof GomltD mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
gerIpbnna I'M 6nnie @ismnrf.

Berlin, "a. ;Sc6. - Die gerlu-
bnng Der Gltcitcn 8ruftudJter 5iirit
gismarfs, @rGfiu Sauna bou Bis.
marf, nit Ocm Sanptmann GeopulO
Don SreoOiu unrOe gier bcfanutge.
geben grcoOiu'S erite iSrau mar ei-
ne Sodlter 0es ScnntOrs SSraneis
q. gIeiuluu0s bou gleuaOa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Inter arieasIdiff.gel

9OnOOu, "a. 6eb. - Sier Der.
lnntet, Onf bic itauOiuuOiidle Sonic
reuS (S6mcOen, glOruesen nuS
9ancmnrf) beidlOiien babe, lire
SanOrlsidliffe Ourdl Sricssidiffe &c.
leiten su la6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
9cntidlc sIicser iiber enalanO.

2on0on. "a. 6eb. Ntebrere 0eut.
ife 6Illq3eu9e eri6ienen geitern
glbeno an ocr engliiden ailite, mar
fen ne6rere 8omben unO peri6tpon.
Sen i'm Gunfel Der gladt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
36 eSnitollatenre bernrtGeilt.

0es Wlolnesl So. "a 5e6. ~
@cger gcrgcDens gcgcn oos glnti.
Gndt. @cicb puroeu 36 Suitoaatelre
fir ihuIoiq beiltnocn. 0as llrtbeil
miro ipGter nertitnoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

SSrienb Eicf 6ctratert BON ibrn
@atten iutO 6 &iu0crn beritar6 bier
fiir3ll6 SSron Maria 4eber 9odeI.
Die 9eritorbene mar am t. Mars
1916 gu @olou aaramiid. 9fliB-
lauO. geboren limo fam 1877 nad
glnerifa, mo iie 8ucrit altf circr
6arm im 8urfcu Gonntu tbatia
mar. Sym 9(taiit 1887 uerbriratbrte
tic lid nit SSo6n 9lodcI, init 0cnl
iie iid) bier In 6rienO lIeotlieE.
Sic rlI9c IN JrieOca!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Su ct. aonis bcrbeirat6ct.

5t. 2puis DO, "a. Sch. Sier
nabmen beutc 9lrcu0t auelper aus
SrlOianopolis rno GSrnil glrlic Dc.
@iorfIanO aus 0nabd cine @eiratbs.
lt3eus beraus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
9ie SI0faOe Der
britii9en @ewdher!
9eutidlr ll.gOotr iinb Jest Serren
Der glOrbite; bic eugIiidle
6lagge ueriflUauOeH.

Berlin, u. 5eb. (5uutcnberi6t)
- 9crlincr 3eitun9en ocroiientli.
heu grridte ans gioroieebaien no.
noh Die en9liihe 5laaae BON Der
gloroiee bcridlmlm0cn iii unO oaB
enaliibe glatroieu iid DeiaerL NIT
ibren Sdiiien ans 6urht Dor oeut.
ihen ll-gooten in See 3u ltebeu
0iatroieu an0errr 2dnoer nebmeit
feline Tienite auf 5hifien, meldle
nod cugliideH Saien beitiulmt iiHo.
glmiter0am, iiber gonoon, "a,
}eb. Cine balbautlIhc gerIiner
Gepeide bciagt. oaB oie Grfnep.
nn0 Shetlano. 5nielu an Der noro.
oltlihen aiiite bon 5hottlano &C..
legen, 0esalciden airfmulI Sorbor
ais sur arieBs5one 3u bctrahteH
iino. Die 1urdlinhrt 81 beioen
Sciten Der 6auoes5uieln lit nidt
aefdbroes.
9onbon, "a. 5eb. - 9ic britt.
ide gIomiralit1t bat befautt &C.
madlt, oab Der irIGnoii6e aannl
.uuo oia noroIibe 5abritraBe Jrpi.
ihen englan6 mo Shottlano uno
,,rlon0 iiir Die Sdiffabrt gcidloiien
iino, oesgleiden iIt Die u6r6Iide
iSabritraBe pom 2ltlailtiiden C5eau
bis sum SrIauOiiden Qleer &C..
idloiieu
Nod Elm 9lmtrifn pr oericnft.
Berlin. ilber Qon0on, "a. 5c6.-
Ger ameritaniibe Srodtoanpier
.Garib" lit lmDeit Der Oeltti6en
aiiite in Der g}oroiee oui cine See.
mine geIolieu uuo lmteraegangcn.
Die aus 30 01ann beitebenOe Be-
iabung uuroe gcrcttct. Scr aa.
pitGn Der oGarib" batte ben libm
BON Der 0etltI9en 2[oniralitGt er.
theiIten gluorOnungen niht s5oIge
aeleiitet, inioIge beiien iib oas linz
alild ereignete. gGori6" mar 22S0
Conner groB iino Dllroe 1883 &C..
hallt. Die @aibingtoner Regierung
bat ben llHtergang Der bpioen nme.
rifaniiden 51iffe pgnelpu" uno
aGorib" beflogt bait Sic oeutibe
aouiiraIitdt iebod nidt beraut.
nortIiA.
9rei britiidIe 9nmpfer berientf.
QDo, iibcr Qonoon, "a. 5e6. -
Ser 8anpicr oaaIaba" It bier NIT
Der Rodridjt eingetroffen, odB 5mei
britiide 0ampfer auf Der 6obe BON
Saltiugs bon oeutifen ll-gooten
torpeoicrt muroen Giner Der
Goupfer ging iofort inter; Der al.
0ere nur0e pou einen 9linenid)iff
ms Sdlepptnu geuoumen luo nab
8oper befotoert.
9tem 6oben, Gnglan6, 4. 6eb. -
18 W}itglieoer Der gemonnung oes
Geaierungsfobl .grunf-
inne Sbtme" puroen bier 9eitern
9lbeno geIan0et. Ser 9nupfer
uuroe pom eiuem oeutiden lt.goot
90 9leiIen iiiooitIid BON 9ead
Seao perienft. Sin grobcrer Gam.
bier purOe untpeit oerieIben Ste0e
torpebiert mo lit i'm Sinfen. 9iet.
tttngsboote iino ibm CUR Silfe ge-
elf.
Der fron56iii5e Raiia8ieroam-
pier agictoria" nttr6e auf Dem g9e.
qe Uon gonloQne nad) 5olfeltone
BON eiuem 0eiitiben llsgoote Der.
iolgt uno entgina nit titapper
gtot6 Dem ltntergaug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Berlin tpieOer
In TlasSeaiGmnf!
6inOrn6nrg's Sisg ii6er bic Jiniicn
iiebt in Der @eltseididic Der.
einjelt oa.

Serliu, iiber 9OnSOn, ~ 6e6.-
Der ueneite Offi5irIlr geridlt ibsr
e:aOeHbnrg's Sieg iiber bic Jluilcn
beweiit, ban Oerielbe Dirl gr6her III,
ais man anfGnglia auna6m. Bon
yleuem 1T Der Siearsinbsl in Der
Jieidlsbnnptitaot pHO I'M gaHScu
gan0e auSgebrDdJcn. scutc, neldle
bic 5a6nen bci ber triten 5icges.
mrlOnng anfgciteft nnS pieSer Gin.
gejOgen batten, bulcH beute ielbiae
mieOrr berDOr, nnO DOn glcnrm
bridlt Der 5icBssjnbel loo.
Der oSOfal.gln5ciger" dlreibt
iiber bic glieSerlagc oGr giniien mic
fOlst: g3crriiieH anO 3cridmettert
iiHo Die SdJladjtlinicH Oes 3arcn
allcr 0iniien, bic itOl5r SoUffunng
Oes SrciUcrbGnbes 1T luie Gin
Srnnm DerflugeH. Die jebnte rui.
iiidc Slrmee, bic iid aus eli 9iUi-
IiOnsn nno mellreren aaDnlleric.0i.
UiiiOnen jninmmeuiebte, bat aufge.
bort 30 eriitlecrn.
Nic Sbaten nnierer Srnppen, Die
iid nnS &eternnen nnO Snngmann.
ifaftet 5uiGmmrnisten, miiiien nlS
iibcrmenidlidl bingcitellt mcrOen.
IS lit nid)t su fiibH, pcnu mir be-
baupten, onf SldderS Sics bel
Belle gllliGHee (bie Oentide Sejcid.
mlna Der Sdladt 6ei @aterlOO)
mo Die SerHihtnn9 OeS 6ceres gla.
polc6ns Oes Griten feinen @ergleidJ
init Oieiem Siege aus5ubalten Der.
mag.
yiic inODr iuurbe cine 10 GOfe
GAIL @etnngeHer ia irgcnS elmer
;SelSi6lndt genadlt IS 1T Der
iiGerluGltigrnoite tiea Scn bic
8eltseididJtc ie aili5npeiien bat"
ger5lueifelte Sample.
Berlin, iiber 2onSOn, "a. Scb. =
Sine 9epeide aus @ten bonn aurre.
ipOnScnfen oes eSrcutbrn6lattes be.
lagt, Sah bic Sample in Den @arpa.
then iif in bcr5lpcifclte GinSclfGms
pie aufgel6it ba6rn. pic 9lniien
lullcu bort bcr5prifeltrn gSiSeritano
leiiteu. sn Der 8egenO bes 9nfla.
9aiics lit es rnBigcr, Oa SOrt beiOe
8arteieH iid) eingegra6eH 6a6en. Sin
iUidJtiges @efedlt uOgt in Der @egeuS
il6warts BON Stanislaa in @ali.
Sieu, mo- bic 9lniien it'd 5nm britt
tenmale Oem &DrmaridD Der Deter.
rcider eutseseuitellen, IS bnnbelt
iid nm Oen glugriff Oss 6iterreidDi-
idjen linfen ;5liigels.
Der Bente pom @enerulita6 in
Berlin ansgege6eue 8eridlt 6eIagt,
OaF Die 9lnTeu beim lleberidreiten
Scs Suber.5luiieS an 5luei Steaen
i'm n6rOlideu @Olen erfolsreid ma.
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
@cfanaene in gRnflanS.

Bettogroo, q, 6eb, iIber Non-
BON. 9aS Observation-Disclosures,
Dem Ole Silriorge fiir Die aricgs-
aefongenen 5tf1Gt, bat ii6 ellt.
idloiien, Die iIoniiben ariegSgcion.
oeuen iiir frcic 9rbeit ouf Ole sri.
fer oes 2anoes 5u pertbciIen. Sier
f0nnen iie ibren llilterboIt oeroie.
men. obne bcpodt iueroeu 8u mill
len. Gagegen ioleA Die oellti6cu,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
AUTO IS STRUCK BY
S. p. FREIGHT CAR

Struck by moving freight car,
NJ. and Mrs. George Allen narrowly
escaped death when a moving South
ern Pacific freight car crashed into
their auto at Third and Main streets
shortly after . yesterday afternoon.
The impact threw both Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen clear of the machine, although
neither was injured. The car was
only slightly damaged.
The Aliens were returning from a
drive along East Main street when
the accident occurred. As they neared
the Southern Pacific tracks a switch
engine shunted heavily laden freight
car into a siding. The car rolled slow
ly as it approached the Main street
crossing, and Allen, disregarding the
warning of the electric wigwag sig
nal, attempted to drive his auto across
the tracks before the car momentar-
lily disrupted traffic.
The auto had almost cleared the
tracks when the freight car crashed
into the rear of the auto, brushed it
aside and hurled the occupants to the
pavement.
Neither was injured save for slight
shaking up and the car bore only a
few marks as a result of the collision.
Persons who witnessed the accident
assisted the Aliens, who were able to
resume their trip without medical at
tention.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
GREAT RACE STARTS
AT SAN FRANCISCO

Exposition Stadium, San Francisco,
March 6.-The Vanderbilt racers were
perfectly started, with ideal weather,
at 12:30. De Palma, Resta and r.
c. Durant were first starters. fol-
lowed by the Others Within 3 min
utes the entire 81 were circling the
course
De Palma led the first lap with
Resta at his mud guard.
Rickenbacher led the fifth lap, when
he broke down and was forced to with
draw, and Resta assumed the lead.
At the end of the tenth lap, Tom
Allen, in the Dusenber, was leading.
Time-33:46.
An average of 81 miles an hour
had been made Resta second Pullen,
Oldfield and Ruckstell following.
At the end of the twenty-ninth lap
the standing was: Resta first, 1:O8:44.
or 671a miles an hour; Pullen second,
Burman third Oldfield, E. Carlson and
De Palma in order. Five cars had
dropped out-Nikrent in a Mercer.
Rlcken backer in Maxwell Lecain
IN a Chevrolet, Durant in a Chevrolet
and Marquis in a Tapis.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RoY Shepard, single, to Washing
ton C. Fisher and Ella C. Fisher, wife,
as joint tenants, all that part of SW
u S u tract 40, 1914, described as
follows: Beginning at point 60 feet
west of southwest corner of lot 13
in block 33A of Park Addition to Ell
Centre, map 142. which point is on
the south line of said block 33A if
prolonged westerly; thence running
north on line parallel with west line
of said block 33A 1875 feet; thence
west on line parallel with south
line of said block 33A, if so prolonged
westerly so feet, thence south on a
line parallel with west line of said
block 33A 1875 feet, thence east 80
feet to point of beginning.
Washington C. Fisher and Ella J.
Fisher, wife, to Roy Shepard. single,
that part of tract 20S, 16 and 1913,
described as follows: Beginning at
southwest corner of said tract, being
corner No. 2 thereof; thence north
along west line of said tract to cor
ner No. 3; thence east to corner No.
A; thence south on prolongation of a
line through corners Nos. 5 and to
intersection of south line of said tract
through west to point of beginning.
Eva M. Best and Fred N Best to
w. A. Zimmerman. f " of tract 100,
1913, formerly NV a section % and
NE a section 20, 1913, excepting
from said land 30 feet along north
side which is decided to Imperial coun-
ty for road purposes, as excepted in
deed No. of II, 1918.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
I. S. Calls on CarranZa
To Quit His Meanness

Washington. March 6.-The sharp
est representations ever sent to any
government of Mexico were forwarded
by the United States to General Yenu-
stiano Carranza today. The first
chief Of the consttutionalists was
told in no uncertain language that the
starvation threatening Mexico City
must be relieved Immediately. He
was warned that the United States
does not approve the plan of Obregon,
Carranzista commander, to Withdraw
his troops and leave the capital to its
fate at the first sign of riot.
All advices show that the food stu
alton is increasingly menacing. Some
thing must be done Immediately
Meantime Villa is informally advised
that the massacre of foreigners would
be 'Verv unfortunate
1t is reported that Villa is pressing
his campaign against Tampieo, but it
is doubtful whether he can force
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
Fourteen Found Alive

Layland w. Va, March 6.-After
being buried four days behind tons of
debris in Layland Mine No. 8 of the
New River & Pocahontas Consolidated
Company, fourteen miners walked out
safely today. All were weakened by
hunger and told narrowing stories of
hardships. The first five were brought
out early and, beyond weakness, they
were in good physical condition. They
eagerly asked the rescuers to hurry
back, giving deals of the location of
nine other living men. Equipped with
oxygen helmets, the rescuers plunged
back and found the nine others.
Later-A total of AZ were rescued,
33 more being found alive. Forty-five
still are missing. Ninety are known
to be dead
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
ACCIDENT TO MAINE.
PRIDE OF THE NAVY

New York. March C.-W.th her en-
CINE room aad hold half filled With
water, the battleship Maine Is resting
this afternoo on the bottom of the
shallow Wht y Ea~in. Her decks
are not subn fee1. The cause Of the
accident is not definitely brown. The
Navy Yard reported that the sea
valves were left open. letting the wa
ter into the hold. Pumps we're im-
mediately started. but she settled to
the bottom Tues are standing By
to tow the Name to the docks should
she be lightened sufficiently to rise.
The sea valves, through which the
water is supposed to have entered the
hold, were used in discharging torpedo
tubes. The chief engineer, whose de
partment is responsible for the eondi-
ton of the valves, declared ne had
been absent from the vessel for three
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06

change in the military situation in
time to prevent a crisis.
The steps the American government
proposes to take in the event the
warnings go unheeded remain a secret.
One leader admitted that the admin
istration leaders are perplexed. In
tervention would be difficult. as it
would require about two months for
an expeditionary force 10 fight its way
to the Mexican capital and by that
time all the foreigners undoubtedly
would become victims IF the mobs.
While he declared the White House
had no news Of the reported decision
of the diplomatic corps to leave Mex
leo City in a body. he admitted the
conditions warrant them in doing 50
without notification. He pointed ou5
that the eonsulates have been laying
in supplies Ct food and now are prac-
tically the only places where food Is
obtainahle and that food riots would
be directed against them
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-06
Russian Vessels Rushing
To Take Constantinople
by Ed l.. Keen) J


London, March 6.-The admiralty
announced this afternoon that the
Anglo-French fleet has entered the
narroWs of the Dardanelles and is bonn
harding the forts on both sides of the
strait. The land defenses have been
heavily damaged and one magazine
blown up.
"The Narrows," where the allied
fleet is bombarding, is that part of
the Dardaneles leading past Gallipoli
peninsula to the Sea of Marmora and
is ] 1-5 miles wide Once the fleet
passes this part of the strait, the way
TO Constantinople will be clear.
The Narrows are heavily strewn
with mines and guarded by forts
which have been silenced by the fire
OF the French guns. The statement
shows the armada has entered upon
the most critical part of the task of
batterlng its way to Constantinople.
London, March 6.-Three Russian
dteadnaughts, recently rushed to COM
pletlon, have joined the Russian Black
Sea fleet now descending upon the
Straits Of the Bosphorus and Con-
stantlnople, was the report in ad-
mlralty circles today. The admiralty
refused officially to confirm or com
ment.
Bucharest dispatches say Russian
Warshlps will be bombarding the Bos-
phorus forts, less than 18 miles from
Constantinople, by tomorrow night.
The dreadnaughts are declared to be
the Ekatorina II, Impertrize Maria
and Alexander II. Each displaces
22,500 tons and carries l2-inch guns.
Lacking 15-inch guns, it is predicted
the Russians will face harder task
than the Allies in the Dardanelles.