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HOW To KILL WEEDS

Farm and Fireside says;
There is no need Of weeds in walks
or paths. Either salt or blue vitrol,
boiled in water a pound 10 the gallon
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The Women's Christian Associa-
ton elects officers at its meeting to
be held this week, Wednesday, with
Mrs. Marsh. This body, in great
measure, shapes the benevolent &C
tivities Of the church.
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COMING EVENTS
January

January
i6. Debate, College Mems Socie-
ties.
81. Lyceum-Cathedrsl Choir.
FEBRUARY
10. Lyceum DR.. CiIedge.
March
8 Lyceum-Montaville Flowers.
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DON'T FAIL

To see Marcum's new line of
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Diamonds, Watches and Novel
ties If all kinds at popular prices.
Next door to Clarkstons.
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Next Sunday the Pastor will
preach.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-07

The Prayer Meeting for this
month will consider topics bearing
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-07

The nominating committee ap-
pointed in pursuance Of the vote
of the church, December 3ist, con-
sists of:
Prof Raine. chairman.
DIR. Best.
Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs. Cornelius.
Prof. Clark.
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LAW OFFICE

II. L. MeMURRY. Attorney -at-Law
Office over Engle's Store. Beres. Ky.
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upon the coming revival meetings,
to be held February ia. The
topic this week is What is sin?n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
COMPLETE ANARCHY
EXISTS IN LISBON

Madrid, Spain, May iG CiiiOB y, m)
Complete anarchy rcigns IN Lisbon
according 10 news reaching Madrid
tonight Fighting in the streets COM
tinies between the mutneera and the
loyal troops The bombardment WAS
stopped last night owing TO a lack Of
ammunition.
The number Of persons killed or
wounded " sald to have been consld-
cradle Many buildings were burned
and tho homes Of known loyalists pill
mged
Premier Dato announced today that
the Spanish battleHhin Espana VIII ar
rive at lAshon tomorrow To protect
Spanish subjects and other foreign.
erH Iie added that Il Is probable that
another warship also viii be dis
patched 90 Portuguese waters.
Dispatches from vigo announce thai
Portuguese people arriving there de-
clare that the uprising IN the begin
ming Of civil war In Portugal. Reports
from Opnrtu are tn the effect that thu
reyolutlonists IN that city have bcen
placed VA jail and TINT the olVll au.
thurities have given over the rrins
OF government to the military, The
whereabouts OF President DeArriaga
Is still unknown.
Special dispatches assert that the
uprising ia not a mnnarohial move.
ment, but one organised Ina protest by
the party of Dr. Alfonso Costa, fui
mer premier, against recent measures
Of the government
1t is declared that. although mu-
tlnies occurred among tho crews 0i
several OF the Portuguese warships
the army Is absolutely loyal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

guarantees WIS signed az o'clock
this evening.
THE republican guard barracks has
surrendered to the Insurgents.
president de Arraiga returned TO
the Belcm palace. but left again. az
ESQ y. m. IN the direction Of Qneeluz,
escorted by brigade Of cavalry. A.
O'Clock The troops assembled on the
height OF Aiuda. near Lisbon. COM
pfised the second and fourth cayalry.
q battery of horse artillery and the
first infaniry They were ordered by
hoadquarttrs 10 cease hostiiities and
return 10 their barracks, an armistlce
having bden signed.
IA thd some time the formation OF
a national ministry, which Is support
ed by ~ the republican party, was
announced. Df Carlos Olnve has
been appointed civil governor Of Lis
bon.
''Tie cadets at the military academy
have surrendered.
Premier Pimentr Castro has dis
appeared and no one knows ms
whereabouts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
GOVERNMENT HAS BilEN
ONERTHi.OWN APPARENTLY

Paris. May IL G. a. M Tho Lis
ban corro spondent of the linyas
aaeney, tclcgraphing Friday, but
whose dispatches were delayed in
transmission, says
"rhe Bank of Portugal and other
public buildings arr being guarded by
hluejacketg The nieht was generally
calm, hui there were q few Isolated
shots
erhc killing of the commander of
the bnttleahip Naseo de Cana aud
a petty OFFICER of the hattleship by
bluelackcis has been confirmed. \
large number Of Wounded have been
taken to hospitals
rrhe troops are exchanging shots
with the insurgents at various points,
particularly around the ministries,
which have hen elosed The ministry
af the interior is guarded hy repnhli-
can guards,
"a bomb was axplndcd today in tho
( Republican aud democratic Solidarity
ifBh
nAt Santarcm, the railroad line
was cnt immediately after the morn
ing express psased The sixteenth In
fantry made common cause With the
Insurgents and their example was fol.
lowed ~ che rest Of the Infantry and
aitillery. who triumphed over the
i royalisis over 200 persons were
i wounded and are belNg treated in tbs
/ eivll and military hospitals seventy
bodies have been taken to ths
morgpe. seventeen soldiers were kill
ed
Communication by railroad ans
telegraph has been interrupted II
many PLACES
Numerous buildings IN Lishot
which were struck hy shells from th'
warships, are now burning
The second infantry. which wa
mounting guard at divisional head
{ quarters mutiHied and Joined III
hiueiaciteis at the naval barracks
Parties OF stretchef bearers ar
being formed 10 hfing IN the wounded
. "a battery of artillery opened fir
! un she warships. which returned TN
] fire
Another dispatch. dated saturday
| SAYS;
"A decree suspending the eiyl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
SAW MANY BODIES
WHERE IusiTANiA SANK

New York. May iG.-The steam
ship ST. Paul OF the American line,
arrived here today from Liverpool
with 2l7 cabin and 100 steerage pas
sengera.
Captain passow reported passing
over the scene OF tho Lusitania disas-
ter OF the Irish coast on May and
sighting more than dozen bodies
some az which We're on life rafts the
st. Paul did not stop az there were
many small boats on the scene.
The ST. Paul brought the body Of
Captain Alfred Gunter of the Ameri-
can steamer Gulfliaht which was
torpedoed hy German submarine,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
BENNY C0RD0VA
COMING cHAMP,
SAYS FRANkNOE
San Antonio Referee Believes
Albuquerque viii Have Belt
Holder in the Lightweight
Glass.


San Antonio, Tex, May l6.--lBenny
cordova, the Albnquo rque lightweight
is the coming champion of the world nj
1873 pounds, according 10 no less an
authority than Frank Noel, local pu-
gilistic expert and referee, who orig
finally was carded to be the third man
IN the ring in the willard johnson
set to IN .Iuarcz. but was dropped
when the bout was transferred to lia-
vana.
According to Noel, who refereed
both touts in which the Albuquerque
youth participated In san Antonio.
Cordova has the most beautiful set OF
trapezius muscles he has ever seen
on lightweight boxer. and Cordova's
short punch to the heart has more
driving power than any blow now de-
livered by any lightweight now PER-
forming before the public. That he Is
game was proved by the drnbbing he
received At The hands of frankie Rus
sell Of New Orleans In the seventh
round Of their ten-round bout and
that he came back and made the New
Orleans Italian hane on for dear life
IN the closing round speaks well for
Cordova.
Cordova lost a close decision on
n0ints ia Jack Reed. acknowledged
lightweight champion of Australia.
Local fans are simply crazy over
Cordova and want to see him IN ac-
ton al m early date against Jack
shelton, lightweight champion Of
Texas, or Joe A2evedo, champion of
the coast, and the prediction Is free
that the Albuquerque younester can
defeat either Of these men over a
route, preferably fifteen or twenty
rounds In both his contests here
Cordova showed better In the final
rounds than he did in the first few.
This spells stamina and grit. two quail
tiles which are necessary IN a cham
pion. 1t is reported here that Joe
Golden, a former New Orleans fight
promoter. will, in the future look af-
Ter Cordova and teach him Ia be more
aggressive. Golden has had world
of experience in handling crack box
ers. knows the fine points as do few
below the Mason and Dixon line and
AYERS that Cordova is even more than
the San Antonio expert claims for
him
According TO advices from Albu-
querque Cordova Is resting at his
home in preparation for series of
contests under the tutelage of Golden
who promised to furnish New Mex
leo with the next worlds lightweight
mpion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
REPUBLIC FOR
REPUBLICANS IS
REBEL SLOGAN
The Portuguese Committee in
Charge Of Revolt Issues
Proclamation Telling Of High
Motives for BIoodshed,

fey aoaAi,fa IounHtt aefeitt tthufn wtAel
Paris. May iG (f.zO D. M r. a
iIaws dispatch from Lisbon contain
Ing the proclamation issued by the
revolutionary committee IN Lisbon u
rs follows.
Wp nrc going 10 restore me re-.
public 20 the republicans We demand
a democratic government ana Il onkhi
10 be republican We shall adopt y"
pnrty flag bcrause We wish Az re-
pnblicnns to be united for The dignity
Of the country ana the salvation OF
the republic.
I'VE do not advise violence or re-
prlsas our energy does not preclude
RenerosIty for the vanqulshed Il "
the province OF the national govern
ment alone to execute measures for
Patriotic defense. All may rely upon
lis honor ana rs patriotism.
Another nayna dispatch from Ids
bon SAYS fhe revolutionary party as
sembled on the warship Nasco de
Gamn and dclibofated on the designa-
tion Of a national government ana the
choice of minlaiers. The cabinet. Il II
stated, probably will be presided over
by Iao Chngas, who will also have the
portfolio nf minister OF the interior.
Tho other momhefa probably viii be
Fernandez Costa, former minister Of
marine Dunrtn leite former minis
ter OF finance, iiraziilo Tellcs, former
minister of finance. and Raulo Fnleo
The republicans at cintrn. near lis
bon, have taken over the government
The journal Omundo ~ Lisbon says
the feyolutlonista there have prevent
cd from posting decree sllspendinP
the eivil guarantees
II adds that all banks ana CONNER
olal houses Ia the center Of the town
have been closed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
ATTEMPTS To nnEaK
BRITISH Inns FAIL


London. May ~ ttsis q. M 1.-The
renewed attempts OF the Germans 20
break fhrouph M British lines ncA Z
ynrea an Monday. Tuesday ana
"Wednesday ihst.- athcfe heinz "illy ~
tlllcrv enenRcmonls on the last nlintd
dav.-ate described by The ufficiW OBJ
server attached a. the British mead
uuarters IN the field IN Tie FOLLOWING
ION Monday, the 10Th, the fighting
an air front Was confined 20 h'
Ynrea salient where u continued 20
mo. wtth the same intenaiiy az oll lAc
day hefore. respectfully aiang tue r''fi
sfn face on both sides 81 the M'hih
raad
0Ahne this eastern fnee. one line
rt,ha ffntn tho Ynref.XnnfhCHc ivhh,
!, llttse 81 the east ~ Verlcrenhoek,
lna sauthenstarly direction 90 the
Menift high rohd, Nkifting The eastern
eAea Of lseilnWafdc woods, which en- #
rtrcle tho chatcau 81 HooRc' Sputh
~ the Menln r0nd Il con,inuer
through Tho center Of the woods lpI
nlout 700 Yards and then cmefsta
ana bends nronnd outside, then 10
1warteleer and hin No. 90.
after their artillery had done ~
worst the Germnna brouFht their gas
cylinders into play Uhluckily loI
them, how ever, their methods went
neirhy somewhat fof our men were
provided with measures Ton counter
acting the gas.
rThen through the featiercd woods
and ACROSS the earrings stfeamed q
lunse aud lie0fdercd mob % attack
err some ~ those IN front, according
20 report. being dressed ~ the lrltish
uniforms IN order 20 put us OF our
guard. Suddenly our Infantry lined
their pnrapota and poured H. a rapid
fire from rifles and machine guns on
the advancing crowd, who threw
themselves fiat on their fnccn That,
however. was the chance for our guns.
They poured ~ hcavy ahfapnei fire,
and III a few moments the ground
was atfewn with dead and dying Ger.
mans al along In front Of our par
hpeia
Al one point the Germans sue
ceeded In GAINING q portion of oni
position but apparently were forced e
retire By. the gas,
Another effort "a drive us iron
our trenches ~ means ~ gas via
made north u The Ypres-connnei
canal US
ono infantry attack was attempted
and although our trench had 10 be
evacuated FOR a time, i was soon re-
occupied.
About this time q third attack
took place north Of the Menln road
III this case the enemy nine FOR q
time obtain lodgment In our trenches
on The outskirts Of Bellewarde woodi
but WIS driven out by q counter-at-
tack.
"on the morning Of the eleventh
hostile heavy infantry again opened
all around the salient the fire beinH
especially severe against the portion
Of our line which lay astridc the ",
julien road.
"At y. ~. the bomhardment
ceased and the cnemy's infantry once
more Hwarmed forward, many Of
them dressed IN kits. TN this occa-
aion they succeeded In occupying
temporarily short length Of our
trenches Iiut II was now plain that
thry were. for the time being, az any
rate. utterly exhausted. and wher
counter attacked they made mos
feeble realsiance aud were easilS
driven hack
For aonfe hours previously TO thu
the Germans had been throwing IN
cendlnry shells into Yprea and by thli
time the town WIS blazing hercely Il
different piaccs'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
PASSENGERS ON AMERICAN
LINER REACH SAFETY

Liverpool. May i6 t720 p. nh
The passengers on the American
liner Philadelphia, which arrived
here today from New York, expert
erced much anxiety Friday after
noon when of the west coast of lre-
land, cruiser appeared and APP
preached the liner.
A number of passengers spent last
night on deck In their chairs Win
life belts beside them In case oil
DANGER The steamer kept a course
much farther out from tho irish
const than the I.usiiania was traVers'
ing when she was torpedoed.
The port officials subjected tue
passengers OF the Philadelphia to
careful examination TO discover u
there were any spies ON board, pu'
nobody was detained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
WANTS HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT FOR NUANES GIRL

state senator Isaac Rarth, who rep.
resented Mrs. Ofrosina Nuanes OF
Trinidad. Colo, In her Efforts TO get
her elder daughter, clorinda TO re-
turn home, sald yesterday that he had
sent to Judge II. r. Raynolds. OF the
district court. at Gallup an applica-
ton for a writ Of habeas corpus.
The writ, according to Mr.. Rarth,
win be directed to the sheriff. Mrs.
Nuanes and the younger daughter.
Ninfa, who decided she wanted TO go
back to mama, have gone TO Trlni-
dad. According to Mr.. Barth,- they
expected Clorinda TO follow shortly
on another train, Justice Craig having
decided 60 turn the case aver - the
juvenilc judge ~ Trinidad.
Clorindas grandmother. who lives
in Mariineztown Saturday made APP
plication to the probate court to be
appointed guardian Of the girl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
GERMAN Press
REGRETSL Loss OF
AMERICAN LIFE
Many Newspapers Are Now
Expressing Deep Sympathy
for Those Bereaved by Luz
Sitania Tragedy,
l.y aoaplao ,ouapAl sssola.. ls.sro wlasi

icy MORNING JOURNAL ePrcif- LEASED "i"sl
Berlin, May 10 (by Wireless to Say
vile. The overseas agency today
gave out the following;
'''rhe whole German press. parucu-
larry the Cologne Gazette, the Frank
furt Gazette and the Berlin Tageblatt,
deeply regrets the loss of american
lives caused by the sinking of the Lu-
sitania.
"The Tages Zeitung and other news
papers stated that the responsibility
rests with the British government
which, attempting TO starve the peace
ful civilian population of a big coun-
try, forced Germany, IN selI-defense'
To declare British waters war zone
with ship owners. who allowed pas
sengers to embark on an armed
steamer carrying war material ana
neglected German warnings against
entering the war zone; and, iinally,
with the English press, which ridl.
culcd Ambassador Won Befnstorffs
warnings, calling them a gigantic bluff
and thereby preventing passengers
from cancelling their passage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
AIimm 81 Noted Arilets.

Paris Nay lG-@The album of afts
lists aud writers 90 be offered ns q icH-
tmaaial " gratitude So ne United
STATES Tor aid and sympathy given e.
France. n now M pfeas u contains
sketches ana designs Of raroius pu-
ran. Albert Besnard, Leon Bonnet and
more than eighty other artists wits
autographs OF more than a hundred
literary men. including Emile Bon-
troux, Henri Befgson. Maurice narres.
Paul HoufKot Eugene BfieuN. Alfred
gapns, Apatolc France. Paul Des-
chanel Maurice Donuay. piorre Lott
Maurice Masyefilnek. Camille SainA
saens and Joseph nelnach The a..
bum will be handed over formally "a
Ambassador sharp AZ an early date,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
LINER REACHES END
or JOURNEY SNIEin
Nov YORK. May i7.-The Al

I Now YORK. May i7.-The An
/. chor line steamer Transylvanla
(. parsed safely through the war
o zone nDout the British isles ana
. arrived nj Grcnnock, scotland, AZ
{. o'clock this morning, London
q time. il was announced by OH
q ccra of the Cunard line, TO when
. the Pennsylvania was nnaef
q charter
y Fears had been felt for the
o safety Of the Pennsylvania as she
. hnd large cargo of contrabanu
. ON hoard and her usual course to
. Liverpool, for which port she
. cleared. would take her near the
/. polnt az which the Lusitania was
+. struck and sunk by a German
p torpedo on May .,
. II was assumed IN many quar-
Z. tere, however, that because OF
/. The danger Of submarine attacks
o the Transylvania would change
q her course and proceed over
. more northeriy route, probably
q 60 a Scotch port This surmise
. proved correct. az this mornings
. ndvices 0f her safe arrival at
. Greenock, Scotland. showed.
. The Transylvania carried near
. ~ 1000 passengers Of whom
. twenty-eight, according TO the
. passenger lists, were American
o citizens
. . e@e@ . . @e@ Q o 9 . . .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
ZEPPELIN RAIDS
BRITISH COAST;
LITTLE DAMAGE

iNf MORNING JOURNAL AFNe'NA ttN@eb 't'"'i
Ramspate. England, May ~ ttios
"A. m.) An air raid occurred mere
early this morning About forty
bombs wered ropped SO far as has
been ascertained three persons were
injured.
The air craft was q Zeppelin and IN
addition 60 dropping bombs here y
ALSO flew over Margate. M news ct
the extent Of the dama9e done there,
Il any, haS been receivets
The Zeppelin was first seen seward
at midniRht. but Il did mol venture
over the town until i.3o O'Clock this
morning. when It dropped large
number of iaeenaiary bombs all over
the tawn. Ne serious material dam
aye was done, exceptAn the Hull hotel
which was almost wrecked. The
bomb went through the Roof and
pierced It's way 10 the cellar. Three
guests asleep IN the hotel we're in
iured but II Ia not believed their hurts
are serious
Several fishing smacks In the har-
Dor we're damaged By bombs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

There could not he unusual activity
In the buying ~ stocks unless there
WIS growing public confidence in
the Industries they represent. Those
purchasing stocks now are evidently
looking to the future of those stocks
and showing thcy believe all standard
bonds and stocks will be higher a few
months hence because general busi-
ness will be stronger and more active.
This seems 10 be the real cause for
the present activity on the stock ex-
change. The ticker Is a real phOphet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
STOLE ELECTRIC FANS
FROM CRYSTAL, CHARGE

The police yesterday arrested Max
Chavez charged with stealing two
electric fans from the Crystal theater.
The theft is supposed to have been
committed the night of the Pavlowa
performance. According 60 the police,
Chavez confessed. saying he and an
other youth took the fans. The one
named BY him is out OF town The
man TO whom Chavez said the fans
We're sold denied that he got them No
formal complaint has been made
AGAINST Chavez
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
ALLIES MAXI GAINS
OVER TURKISH FORTS

London. Mny ~ tsiis a. MI
Athens dispatch 90 the Daily Mail
says that the allies on Thursday
reached the heights Of krithia after
desperate fighting lasting six hours
The fighting IN the hills behind Kilid
ifahr aud Maidus il continuing With
gains for tho allies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
PORTUGUESE REBELS
SAID TO RE WINNING

Paris, May ~ ta.as a. MIA dis
patch 20 the siavas agency from Lis
ben dated saturday morning saya the
revolt spread TO Slintarem, forty-fo'ir
miles northeast Of Lisbon, and that
the rebels triumnhed
Seventeen soldiers and seventy CT
villains we're killed and over goo per-
SONS wounded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

New York, May i6.--No word has
been received here M to q late houl
tonight regarding the Whereabouts OF
the Transylvania Of the Anchor line,
which reached the war zone yesterday
and was due IN Liverpool today. ABB
sencc Of any news was was inter-
prcted favorably. II was suggested
that she might have turned off her
course and headed for Glasgow
The Pennsylvania sailed from New
York on May Z a few hours after
news was received of the sinking OF
the Lustania In waters that the iran
sylvanla would have 10 traverse II sh'
continues ON 20 Liverpool She car
rled nearly 1000 passengers. Including
many Americans and u large cargo ol
munitions Of war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
INSUFFICIENT GENERA
WILL STORM LISBON

Badaioso. Spain, May 10 (vla Paris.
liz midnight. Tile latest news re-
coiyed here from Portugal n 70 the
effect that a general of the insurree-
tionary party commanding 5000
troops. rs now outside Lisbon, prepar-
ing 10 storm the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

vain 20 recapture the houses when
We took tholday before Neither was
he ahit to iptake the trenches which
We wen nom him on The outskirts o.
tho Village.
snn thntrest fof tho front lhctf V
nothing a. rrpOfl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17

Oxford. England. May le.-~Oxfofd
university has elected Dr. james a.
baldwin. honorary professor II the
University ~ Mexico, and formerly
nrafeesor Of science Ia Toronto
Princeton and Johns Hopkins univeF-
sltles. 10 be Herbert spencer lecturer
ear he year I9la.f4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-17
CRUISER G0EBEN
BADLY MAILED
BY CARS FLEE7

e"N""N
peireerad. May le (vla London.
Gee .. N. The following state
ment WAS laaMcd today At the war Of
flee
"The eioeben, which fired 200 shellH
st the Russian teet while Il was bonn
harding the nosphorus. without scor-
ms single hit was herself obliged
to return 10 the Golden Horn. with
hole ia her hull. stopped up with
collision NUTS.
"A portion OF her main deck was
torn away and d fmnttei was damaged.
Many pf hor crew We're KILLED or
wounded
The warship referred 60 ia the
foregoing is the Turkish cruiser Sui
tan seiftn formerly the German crnls-
Or nfeslau. last fall The sultan See
lin has been engaged iH severed bal
ties with the Russian liest ana on hall
Il dozen occasions Was reported q
have been damaged by SHELLS ~
mines