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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
Williams Answers Inquiries

Washington, September 29.-Comptroller of the Currency Williams has ruled that government is not considered to be a person, firm or corporation within the meaning of the national bank act. and therefore, the limitation on the amount of a banks loans to 10 per cent of it's capital and surplus does not apply in connection with loans to government.
 The ruling was given in answer to in quiries from national banks which. 1t is understood. arc interested in the $5OO.0Oo,- GOO credit loan to the allies.
 Officials pointed out tonight that the comptroller was without authority tc control national banks in such matters and that the question of participation ir loans was entirely question for the officers and directors of bank to pass upon The comptroller. 1t was said, an swered the inquiries on advice of c6un- sel, who considered the matter purely from a legal standpoint
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
P ROC R A M M E FOR MARKETING FOREIGN
 BONDS IS NOW BEING
 ARRANGED IN N. Y.
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 doubt that the entire issue would be placed without great difficulty. At the Morgan offices 1t was thought that the big Issue might be oversubscribed. From every part of the country, it was said, had come wholesale assurances of support.
 New York to Subscribe
 Fully 60 per cent of the issue, in the opinion of one banker. will be sub scribed in New York city alone. This would leave s200.o00,000 to be placed elsewhere. He thought this could be readily done; although, in his opinion. bankers in Chicago and other middle western cities would not subscribe heavily, if at all. In Chicago, he said, many bankers might be prevented from doing so by the large pro-German ele- ment among their depositors.
 It became known tonight that an en- ergetic selling campaign will be pressed by leading bond houses in dis posing of the issue. In the light of as- surances received today bankers be- lieved the loan would be popular one; that it would be largely absorbed by investors and that the proportion of the issue remaining in the hands of the banks would not be great
 The proceeds of the loan will be available to the British and French governments, rather than directly to importers in Great Britain and France. This gave rise to considerable conjec- ture in Wall street as to the manner in which the sum would be used to stabilize exchange. It was pointed out that there Is nothing to prevent Great Britain and France from using the money solely for government pur- chases here.
 The bonds probably will be offered to the public within two weeks.
 A partial list of banks, trust companies and financial houses in New York city which will participate as syndicate man. agers for New York in the loan was made public tonight. These include 13 of the largest national banks. large number of trust companies and 2S financial houses. which include August Belmont & Co.,, Kidder, Peabody & Co, Ladenhurg, Thall- man & Co.,, William Solomon & Co.,. J. & w. Seligman; Kountz Bros, Hallgarten & Co, Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

been destroyed were discounted by of- ficials of the road tonight. It was de- clared that the trestle was strong enough to withstand storms of vio- lence.
 No verification of the report of high water at Biloxi was furnished by the railroad dispatcher there, who reported that the tracks of the railroad were not inundated. A commercial wire re- port had stated that water was six feet deep in the business section of Biloxi. s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

Advances in Russia near Dvinsk In the sector east of Wilma and in the south eastern zone near Kormin and Putilowka are claimed by Berlin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
THE WAR AT A GLANCE

Battles in the west continue to rage around three small sections. These lie between Souchez and vimy; in the re- gions of Loos and LaBassee canal and around Mesnil and Messages and on the southern bend of the lines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

Against the claims of the British and French the Germans minimize the prog ress of the allies and describe the re- pulse of attacking by strong counter strokes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
PERSONAL

Charles Sumner, general manager Of a gold mining company at Dahlonega, Ga, is in Birmingham.
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Patterson left last night for Atlanta, where he was called on account of the serious illness of his father
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

An Athens dispatch says that Bulgaria has concluded an agreement with the Teutonic allies and will enter the war October 15 Berlin reports that a large number of Bulgarian troops have left the German capital for their homes. A Ger man newspaper is authority for the re- port that British and French troops for service in Servia have landed at Port Kathrin, near Saloniki, Greece, while there is a rumor that 300.0O0 Austro-Ge man troops have begun an advance on the northeast Servian frontier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

The British have gained a great suc- cess against the Turks in Mesopotamia where the Ottoman forces are said to be in full retreat toward Bagdad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
Mrs. w. H. Beatty

The remains of Mrs. W. H. Beat aged S6 years, who died at the fam residence. 141S Twenty-fourth streI north, at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternod will be sent to her former home at Sell by Shaw & Son Thursday morning at o'clock for interment. Funeral servid were conducted from the resderI Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. MI Beatty is survived by her husband, wi liam H. Beatty, six children and two s ters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

Farther east in the forests of Apremont and Le Pretre violent artillery duels are in progress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
L. & N. Schedule Affected

Montgomery, Ala, September 29. Louisville and Nashville passenger trains Nos. 8 and 37, the latter being the New York-New Orleans limited, which left Montgomery tonight at and 10 o'clock, respectively, will not reach Mobile until late Thursday morn ing, according to announcement Of railroad officials at midnight tonight The officials here report that their tracks on this side of Mobile are sev- eral inches under water and the pas- senger trains have been held at Bay Minette.
 They also report that there will be no train No. 3S, the eastbound New York New Orleans limited, operated on this road tonight because of high water
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
Mrs. w. H. McCarty

Mrs. W. H. McCarty, aged 76 yea died yesterday afternoon at the fam residence. 301 Twenty-seventh stre south. The deceased is survived one son. W. D. McCarty; three daug ters. Mrs. Lucy Eadon. Mrs. Alice M Kinney and Mrs. Dora Brause a several grandchildren, all of Birmin ham. Funeral services will be hd tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock fra the residence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

We have maintained all the new posi- tions conquered" says the French report of the fighting between Souchez and
 Vimya, in the Artos region. where ar-
 tillery and infantry fighting is in prog
 ress in the hills.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
R. Bruce Rapsdale. Sr.

R. B. Ragsdale, Sr., died last pis
 at about midnight at the family rel dence in Bessemer after a long illnel Funeral arrangements will be a
 nounced later. 7.
 the Birmingham district. and nul
 bered his friends by the thousanI throughout Alabama. His death hl been expected for several days, and the time of his ca demise numerc| friends and relatives had gather. around the bedside. MT. Ragsdale survived by his wife. several sons al daughters, and by many family conns tions residing in this part of the staI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30
Special Bulletin

Washington, September 29.-A special bulletin issued tonight by the weather bureau, said the great storm raging on the gulf coast would advance northward, but would rapidly lose it's intensity after leav- ing the coast. Since 2 o'clock this after noon the bureau has been unable to com municate with New Orleans.
 The bulletin follows: fft
 "The tropical cyclone first observed on the 22d, over the eastern Caribbean sea, whence 1t travelled westward, passing near and south of Jamaica to the Yucatan channel. where 1t changed it's course and moved northward, reached the gulf coast near the mouth of the Mississippi Wednes- day morning. During Wednesday it's center advanced northward and at D. m it was near and south of New Orleans, at which point the barometer read 2s.1 inches; the wind was east and blowing 6l miles an hour No report since that hour has been received from New Or leans
 Tt js probable that this storm will ad- vance northward but will rapidly lose in- tensity after leaving the gulf coast Ex- traordinary measures for the dissemina- tion of hurricane warnings issued by the weather bureau were taken on Tuesday, and 1t is probable as a result the loss of life and property was reduced to a mini num-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-30

The British are driving hard against the German third line of trenches to the east of Loos, while the French In the Champagne district, where early in the battle they carried many miles of trenches. are directing their efforts, in the neighborhood of Messages towards gaining control of the railroad, the Ger man army's chief line of communica- tion on that front
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
State Grand Lodge Officials VIII be
Here Tomorrow to Put on Third
Degree for Hardin
Lodge.
PROGRAM Is ARRANGED
Reception Committee VIII Meet OFF,
eials at Train-esnauet viii
Follow Degree
Work.

When the state grand officers OF the
Sasons arrive in Keokuk on Thurs
day afternoon they will be met by
reception committee composed OF j.
ALBERT Kiedaisch. John L. Hawkes., z.
u. Yenning and L. n Hahn, officers OF
Hardin lodge The state grand lodge
officers are coming to Keokuk 10 put
On the third degree for Hardin lodge,
and plans for their entertainment are
completed
| The program Of entertainment In
Icludes a trip through the Mississippi
River Power company's plant, and an
automobile trip to the industrial tract
ana around the city. All OF the sites
which viii be Of interest TO the visit
ors will be shown
| The third degree work will be put
on by the grand officers for Hardin
lodge Eagle lodge and visiting broth
Iers in the city viii be welcome 10 the
ceremony. After the degree work
there will be a banquet in the Masonic
temple
! The grand lodge officers will leave
Keokuk on a special sleeper for St
Il oufs. T. W. Wellington OF Fort
Madison will accompany the party
/ This is the same team which went
to st. Louis to e1emplify the work IN
the occasion of the conference OF
grand masters in May. 1914, and Is on
its way to confer the third degree fof
George Washington lodge No. Q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
CITY NEWS.

Masonic tonight, Eagle. "ednes-
day, Oct. 20, 1880. End degree.
Best Spring felt lump coal. sS25
per ton, cash. ]. C. Mc-fanus & Co.
You pay for what you get, why
not insist on having what you want,
Hamill's Steel Cut Coffee.
Jonathan apples 40c bushel. hand
picked; pears, soc bushel: Ben Davis
apples, 35c bushel, hand picked. Ike
Bork. 500 Main street Telephone $40.
Hunting licenses have been issued
to the following from Keokuk: Joe
Drueke. Henry E. Radasch. Harry Ma
lone, VIM. Agne. Edward o. Schultze.
Walter Crawford, Fred Raber, Milo
Stephenson, John NJ Brice, julius
Collsen.
Don't you know we could not at
ford to advertise it as we do unless
Il were as good as we claim 1t Is
Hamflrs Steel Cut coffee.
Masonic: Special meeting o.
Hardin lodge No. 20. October q.
iJa15. at 7:3O p. m. Work on third
degree by Iowa grand officers. Banquet.
Eagle lodge and visiting brethren
fraternalIy invited. BY order Of the
w. NJ L. n. Hahn. secretary.
-Keokuk camp N. W. a. No. 622
will oil its regular meeting tonigh.
at Woodman hall. All members are re-
quested tn be present.
Fort Madison high school has .
girl cheer leader who worked in the
game with Keokuk last week. Miss
Houri Murphy is the young woman
who helped out in the cheering. The
Keokuk delegation declared that she
led the crowd like veteran.
Some grocers want you to take
something that they claim is jus. as
good but do not be fooled Insist on
having the coffee you want, Hamill's
Steel Cut.
The Morning Star returned yes
terday from her trip to New Orleans.
Captain Taber of this city was one OF
the passengers The trip was a plea
SAINT one. and the boat had two minor
Tnishaps, one losing a rudder and the
other trouble with the engines, but
hose failed to spoil the trip In any
way.
Waiter Schwartz. OF Keokuk, ia
singing baritone in the Glee club at
Highland Park college. where he is a
student Of pharmacy. This is said to
be one Of the best glee clubs in the
middle west. and Mr.. Schwartz will
accompany it on an extensive concert
tour this winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

SCOTT-The funeral OF the late
Mrs. Lorenzo Scott will be held from
ST. Francis de Sales church at $3.50
o'clock on Thursday morning. Friends
of the family invited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

ebenfolls Glriidgepicien wurOc, ers
Iitteu Sic Sron3oien aroBc Gerllite.
Su Ocn 9lr9onucn lieBen Die adm-
pie ociieru oil Seitigteit nod.
9ei Oem admpfen in 9IoropoIen
no6men Die Gelitidcn geiterll wcitc.
re 1900 9iniicn geiongen, unO iie er.
beiitctcu bier @loidinengaue6re
Sorocn Der rniiiiden 9onopc6r
errongen eincn biIligcn Sieg inoen
tie in Ben nor0lihen G6cil bon Sit-
preuBcn in Scr &ihhtng ouf Nicmel
ciuOrougen. Sic pliinoertcn uno
branOidattcn Gorier uuO Sitter 9aS
@egenmaBregcln pollen Ole Gent
ldcn fir jeoeS @ut uno ieoeS 0ori
ooS bon ben &uiicu Seritort miro, 3
Sitter nno Orei 0oricr in @uBlan0
pernihtem iulo fir oen in Wlemel
angerihteten Shooeu iuerOcn in On.
mali uno onOercu rlliilhen Yropin.
5iolbonptltooten Oie 9iegicrings0c-
6ouoe nieOcrge6ranat.
9lif Oen So6en bon 9o6reo3rep 6a.
ben Die oiterreidiih lmeariiden
Iruppen ole ritIiiiden @oritoBc 6ln.
tig obgcidlagen unO 2S0 @cfongcnc
eemodt
Sin oeutidcS yll~-9oot Bat i'm
en9liiden &anal Oen britiiden Gam.
pier n@lcanortneD" nit elmer So.
oung BON 5000 Eonncn JeiS torpe.
Dirt ilnO uerientt
3mei ainocr iuuroen in cincm Se6-
rcrinnen Sciniuar in SdlettItoOt
ourh oic 9omben iron5oiiiher 5lie-
ger getoOtet uno 5e6n lUcitcrc idluer
perlebt.
SSnl Sroon bobcn Die WloO6iilct
sic 6ritiiden Grltppcn oiirS @otpt
geidl19cn ino oeH cnaliibcn Sbcr-
rounonoirenocn General 0oiulcD
uuo ieine gauge Streittraft BON 2OO0
Dlont ttieOergenudt
Sn 9ritiic6-@eriie iopie in Sn.
Oien ereiit Der gIuirubr inuncr uei.
ter Inn iid.
SIN 8etreif Der bon gnglono ino
8rantreid angetiinOiqtcli 9lodooc
gegen 0eutihIouo lit man in @ai6.
irgton nit ser Eriiinne Ser oiesbe.
5iigliHen Soften beid0ftigt
Ser Oeuticbe 9otihaiter in @ai6.
ington bat i'm Stoots.Geportement
@roteit eineeleot eegeu oic 2liSiteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

tng bon &oit6eic6len ge0en oen
oeltiden Goniul Gr. W}iiler iuSent.
tie pe0en qn9ebliMen Gonlplotts
Somitug, 20. Wldr5, Eie 9ll'
liirtcn 6o6en bci i6rem 9ln9riii ouf
ole GarOonellU cine gan5 empito-
lidlc Shloppc crliitcn Sic britiiden
Sblodii6iiic nSrrciiltiblc" uno
Ocean" mo oas iroBoiilbc
Sdlu6iibiif o9oupet" ionic Elm
6ritiiher Corpeoobooi5erliorer lino
gcimfcu Ser britii1c SdlodtfrciI
ser rSnileriblc" mo oos froBoiiihe
SHIodtic6iii r@oulois4 wurOen ou.
Der 0eiebl aciebt mo clue gauge glli.
5obl ouoerer Stiiic Der augrciieuocn
6loitc ipnrOen nc6r oocr NUMBER
idper 6eibd0i0t
Gle glricnole oeS britildcn @riegS.
boiens S6eerneB an DER I1emlenliln.
Omg iino bon 3pei oeutiden 6lie.
germ init 8ombcn betuorIen moroen.
Gie britiihcu Sonoelsoonipier
u9mcjodet" mo vSpnoforo" pnrocn
i'm GngIii6cn aonol, oui Der 1o6e
BON 9cado peoO, bon oeiItideu In
teriec6ooicn iorpeOirt,
Die ruiiiihe 0iienlioe in oel 9or.
potben 1T 5ulommeuge6rodeu Sic
9hiiicn 6o9en cnorne @erhtiie crlit.
ten Gas @roS Der olierreidildcn
&orpotbenarmce befinoet lid olif Dem
NorunoriM ibcr oic n0roliheu 9Ib-
bGngc oes @ebirocs.
Sn 9ioropolen pnr0eli rllllhe
@oritoBc 5triihen oen 8Iiiiien Fillo
Iimo Sr5Dc ulio lueiilid BON EroS
npib internommeib obgcluielcn Die
gcgcn OoS norooitlicbIie OiipreiiBct
geribtcie ruiiiihe Streiic it, tuie bon
ruiiiiher Seite 3rgegeben lpirO, iiros
tcgiib beoeutimgslos
Nn Der Champagne baben oieGeiit.
lhen bel sc WleSitil IN Der Moeorc.
gbene oitlid BON &eroun fron3oiiAe
slnariiie bIiiig o6gcihlaaeu.
Cine AM Is. Wlor5 ueroiientlihtc
Gerlultliite Der engIiiHen 9Irmec in
Sloro.6rantrcib pciit nod 0nB ieit
Dem 10. Wl0r5 1876 enQliiche Nffisicre
geiallen ooer ibren @uuoen erleacn
iino, mo6reuo 3i6 Ofii8ere Oerlplnl.
oet uiroeu ooer pcrmiBt peroen
Sine Wleloune aus Telbi Snoien,
berihiet, Dab Ser 0icetouigIibe Siatb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
@OdJcu- u-SriessdJrOnif.

Sonntag, IA. @lor5. ~ 8ei
ypcrn in 8eitiIanoeru iino perein-
5cltc britiiHc 9lngriiie 5tiommenge.
oro6euL lpGbreno bic OiicnIiuc Der
pngIiidel 1ulppen inn Jlaiun bon
sIubcrS nod iortonuert.
Sic bon ocn Ieltihei in ser @e.
9eno BON 9lngliitopo geihlngeuen
Stuiien boben oni ocr 8udt ben
Sobr 5wiidcn iicb uno ibre geriolger
oe6rad)t.
Dor &raSnDid fl0rell icst oellt-
qe 6elogeihiite ooS Gerrain fiir ben
Sngriff Scr oeutiden Snianteric.
Seoeltcnoc oclitide &eritdrflmgen
llno IN Der SHladtirout cingetroi-
len.
Bon oen 9egen Die OarOuuellcn
operirenoen arie9sidiifcn Der 9lIliir-
len limo bier in oen @runO gebobrt
l'no 5pci S1Iodtibiife olBer @eicdt
gelebt moroen.
Gin oeutides Eaudboot BAT in Ser
Srlld)en Gee oen britiiden aoblen-
oompIcr ,,SnOer9vle4 torpeOirt mo
oernibtet
CaS eriie elmer 9lei6c ociiiiher
uaierlce6ooic, Die in Den @crlicn
oon @obofen bel 9lnhuerpen im Yau
pearliien iino, miro i6on III ocu
uodllien Sogeu bonn Stopel lalllcn
Ger oeuiide, arciBer oCrcsOen, ="
yer lih ipicOcr olS SonOcls5crltorcr
ue'boti9t, bat uif Der Sobc bon Gbile
cll britii6es @ctrcioeidiii mli ocn
~'eereS0umo bcioroert
&citerc 10000 Nlonn iopanilder
SSrlppen ihlo in G6iun gclanoct
Sas gciGob, inn ocn iopaniidlen 6or-
oerlngcn al China groBercn gtad.
Oud 81 pcrlciben.
Srof g8itte &nBIano0 beoellten-
0er StnntSmann 9cliorbcl.
Ger britiide lranSportoampler
ss,@lontroie~ lit an Der Stiiltc BON
NlriIo scIiranoet.
Sos neue gried)iide Cabinet, ons
~ Der 9leltralit0tspoIitif feitbolten
Vlro, bat oic aciommte 2onoeSprciie
ulll leincr Seite
yer ocitiGc 9otidaiier @rai Bern
'vrll conicrirt nit Dem nmcrifani-
lwen StootSoeporicmcnt betreiIS ocS
Slolils ocs Siilisfreu5ers oErnj
Sucl 6rieorid," rcip Oos Nericnfen
~ anicrifoniicbeu SegelIdliiieS
g%illonr 9S. ;Srpc" oltrd oieien.
SopIion aicbnc pom u@iaiaut y.
GrQc" giebt oen StnotSocpartement
''uc Sdiloerlng ieilier Grlebniiie.
y( ontag, Is. Mdr5. Sin bon
oVu Gn9l1noern 6ei 9leiloe @bopcllt
Oerlud)tcr weiterer 8oriloB puroe ab'
HeDlclcn Geu A8 britiideu 9atoll'
sDnen bic in ieucr @cgeuo oie CIfcil-
pe er0riiien itanocn nicht mcbr ats
O'eI oelltide gotoillone gegeniibcr
m Sle Stdote Dperit, Soiiions lnf
SlelllS merocu micoer bon oeiltihct
Nriillerie bcihoicn
Sn Siiopolen in @oli5icu mo IL
VV'' aorpot5eu iino ruiiide 9Inariifl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

erm@t poroen it, Dem N}ilit1r all.
Beroroentlicbc @eiuaniiic 81 crt6ei.
len i'm oie 9iu6c i'm Sanoe auircht
er5alten 81 f6uncn IS miro ans
uerideoeHen E6eilct ocs SonOcs bon
lInnl6er bcrihtct, oie ober angeblih
mr aif wirt6ldoitlide 3ult0noc Jl.
rnd5nliibrcn leicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

bon oen Sruppen ocr Doppelmondr-
die blutig n6geihlagen poroen
Olcbrcre 6iuloert inoermunoete &ui-
len iino oen I. ituo /. Sruppcn in Die
&dnoe gcioIlcn.
Sic 9lifen ba6cn nit Der Gcrle-
giing ibrcr Cigarette uno iDreS Gom-
miiiariatS ans @aridni nad @iIna
beoouncn. giele 6abrifoen @ar-
idou'S iteQen oen 9etrie6 Gin.
Ser frau3oiihc Oampier nsluoultc
Gonieil", nit einer aoblenlaolmg aui
ser SSobrt nab 9iouen begrifien
wuroe i'm aanal pom Ocrtiben GaudD-
boot IL 20" perienft. Die Monn.
i6oit oes 5eritorten Gnmpiers lit in
Siherbeit.
Tic 0aroanellenfortS 6a6en Orei
@lineuiu1er Der glaiirtcn in oen
@rrno gebo6rt mo einen areu5er ge-
trofien, Ger ans Der 5euerlinie 5u-
riidoe5ogen merOen muBte.
Ser Oelltihe 9iei9sfan3lcr Or. bon
get6mnnn Soapeg ibreibt einem
6relmo, ooB Ser 8eitpinft iiir Die
@rortcrlng BON 6rieoens6eOingun-
Gen nod nid)t od ici. OeutidlanO
babe inmcr nod OoS einc groBe 3iel,
Oie 9lieOcrrinotna lcincr 5cinoc, int
9lu9c
Die Goiiaaicrc Der bon Dem IN
9lcpport giews eingclolienen oeilt.
I6cn 0ulisfrel5er ~Erin6 eitel
6rieorid" ocfapcrtcn S6iiie limo
na6 GaiS sSslano ii0Giiibrt worOcn.
Dienito0, iG. Widr5. Sn
gScItilanoern iinO oic 9ritei aus iiarI
bciciii9ten Stearmgen im 9ialm iiio.
lid BON Dpern geworien worocn.
Die OcitIden bobcn in Oen 8dl.
bern BON gluonltolpo, 9loropolen, 100
ibncn lpieoer 54O0 ruliii6e @eian.
gene in Ole @1noc ficlen, nlA Die
ncuc ruIIii6e 10. 9lrnec beiieot lno
cine rieIigc 2uontit1t arie9smote-
rial erbelitet.. gci 8rosnDl1 Iino
ncuc rliiiidc 9lngriiic abgeluicien
uoroen.
sSn Ocn aarpotben lit Die oort bon
ocn 9iulicn betric6cnc Ofieniipe troB
Der rieiigcn 0pfer al Wenihenmatc.
rial, Die lic getoitct, uollitdnoig 5il.
ianmcngcbroHcn. Der belogertcn
goli5ii6cn iScihlno Br5cruDsl nabt
@ntidb.
Ole 6riiiidjc ylegierllng bat Den
goridlog Der Ser. Staatrn, DER oa-
roui bercbnct mar. Dem BON Dcltidl.
lono gegen Gnglano gcfiibrten llnter.
ieebootfricg Gin Gnoc ST maiden,
Idroif 3iriidgeiuieien Die ioebet
pcroffentlihtc uOroer in Council"
uelbc DeittiblonoS 9tuS6ungerung
sum 3ped bat, Orobt Den neutrolell
8onocl lnbnBulegen.
Irei cngIiitc AricgSiabrjellgc ba'
ben auf ocr So6c ocr hilcniidcn
aiiItc Sen ocliticbeu Aleincn arciI5cr
,,Crcsoen" ouf ben Die Nriteu mo
S,apaucr felt @lonoten Sogo gclno9t,
in nciItralcn @ciuoiicrn ongegriTten,
uoroui scr Gopitdn ser vCrcSocn"
ooS Sdiif in sic Snit ipren9te.
/ StoIien bat telegrapbiide @eIoan-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
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