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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
FLOYD MCFARLAND
KILLED IN A FIGHT
Bicycle Track Manager Victim
Of Stabbing at Newark
NclOdrOmp.
CUT WITH SCREW DRIVER

NEWARK. y. j., April l,.--Floyd a.
mcfarland. manager of the Veiodrome
bicycle track and former bicycle rider.
died tonight in the City Hospital after
being stabbed in the left temple with a
screw driver during fight AT the track
here this afternoon.
David Lantinberg. ., years old, OF 2+o
Grafton street. Brooklyn. II under ar
rest charged with TIE stabbing Lantn-
berg has the privilege OF selling soft
drinks and cigars on the grounds ana
was mailing signs OIL the beacher fence
when mcfarland objected to where he
was placing them and said they would
have to be removed.
Later. when mcfarland was passing
where he had forbidden the signs. he
again ordered Lantinberg TO remove
them. This the young man refused to
do After some words MacFariand
started to force Lantinberg out of the
grounds by taking hold OF the back OF
his collar Lantinberg is alleged TO nave
swung around and struck MscF'ariand IN
the temple with a screw driver he held
MacFarland fell scnseless to the
ground. Several of the bicycle riders
who were at the track working out for
to-morrow's races held Lantinberg until
the police arrived.
MacFariand was married and lived a.
I % North Mum avenue In The Naiisbure
section OF the city. He also was In
( charge of the new cycle track A. Ocean
/ and jerome avenues. Sheepshead Bay
under course OF construction.
Netherlands wife was with him when
he died mcfarland was formerly OF
| worldwide reputation as a bicycle rider
! He and Jimmy Moran, riding AS a team
woa the six day bicycle race In Berlin
Germany. H. 1905. They We're the Nrsi
/ Americans to WIN a SIX day race II
that city. MacFarland's home was In
Los Angeles. but he had been tn thi'
city ,he most OF the time fo- Tho last
three years. II" managed the SIX da,
bicycle races held IN Mad son Square
1 Garden IN the last TWO years.
Lauter berg will be arrsign@d MordaN
, morning IN the Second Criminal cou-
| on a charge OF murder, made by Capt
! Thomas T. Cordially OF the second pre-
/ CinCt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
Leaders Agree on
New Cannery Bill
Compromise Measure Provides
Extra Work for Women il
state Permits.

AlR\Sr. Apr, THE Republican
leaders in the Legislature have drawn
up compromise measure FOR the "ah-
merry iii providing for seventy-'w"
hours week FOR women and minors.
This cnmprom,sC has been made in ordc
no, TO ALLEVIATE tho influential cannery
interests IN central and western Ne"
York l. y thought probable that IN"
amended hill viii pass both houses, h1'
whether Gov Whitman viii sign q %
another question.
Tho Republican organization = d"t"'-
mined To make good IN It's campaign
promise ot last fall to gran, the can
merry Interests relief from IN" 'roucla1
provision now limiting IA" work of
women and children 10 sixty hour. "a
w.rk In tho nmeudrd h'l women and
children ar. allowed to work lively"
hours 3, day only In case of "Ntrem"
emergency and then only with IN" CON
sent of the Commissioner of Labor
when the Gamer huds thar he has AZ
excess of produce On hand which ~ LA
HE to pcr!sh he may notify the com
missioner esther by telegraph "r tclc
nhouo that an emergency exists an
hat Y is proposed Ia work such womc'
and male aud female minors or a da\
snorined for q period OF more than to
number of hours TOW provided bN the
state. such notification 20 bee sd'icicn
Warrant FOR such emergency work 90
The pnrt of said particular caun"rN.
"Thr commissioner of Labor ronttN
hos the bill. shall thereafter lnvcsti
gate ON his own motion or on receip
of Wha, he may regard sufficient com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
SOLDIERS GUARD KRONPRINz.
Captain Insists H- WIN Wake Dash
20 Sen.

NEWPORT NEws Va. April l7,--Forty
coast artllerymen and a machine gun
from Fort Monroe were stationed ~ tho
shipyard ner ut 10 O'Clock tonight 10
guard the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
4 plot to dynamite the German sea
raider has been discovered IT Is ru-
mored A naval tug patrols the river
near the cruiser.
Capt. Thierfolder said this afternool
that he was more determined to sail
than ever. He received q bulky enre-
lope to-day. presumably from the Der
man Embassy in Washington. II WAS
after reading this correspondence tina:
he declared with emphasis that his
shin would again go to sea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
SPECIAL TRAIN TO
LEAVE MEXICO CITY
Foreigners to He Brought to Vera
Crus by United states.

wAsHrYGroN. April ia special
traa on which foreigners may leave
Mexico city has been arranged for by
the Brazilian Minlstcr there. acting on
belalf of the United states Government,
II was announced here to-day.
This arrangement is the first result OF
more than two months effort on the par:
o, the State Department TO amcliorate
ne situation in which all foreigners in
Mexico city md themselves on account
q tho lack Z transportation. According
20 present adviccs 800 members of the
,rG-u colony desire to avail themselves
Of this opportunity to leave as soon rs
possible.
T., 2Apata authl rites in control az
MeMao city nave given assurances thai
hey will provide "A special train TO
lroIo. where their control ends. The
tou-trtutloudlsts At Vera ctuZ also
.a,, sNpU trlT prouis. that they VIII
provide a. train TO meet IN" foreigners
Iear Irulo and TAX" them To Vera cruz.
II Is expected that the train for tine
foreigners viii not he run for several
GAYS, Until assurance ~ received that all
fyrai-n.rs leaving on the special viii he
able 20 secure adequate hotel and
t'cimer accommodations at Vera Cruz.
The state department was appealed
- to-day uu hehalf OF Alfred Tappan, an
American citizen. who has been tried
hr military court sitting at Nucatan
IUd sentenced to be shot, according "a
reports received by his brother. who re-
tdes IN New York.
Secretary Bryan sent instructions al
nee 70 Consul Sillinar AZ Vera Cruz
and the United States Consulate at FRO
gres1 20 rnak. urgent representations III
re cas-. With view 20 staying the exc
Oi;lou Of Tlppan until opportunity hn'
been given for representatives OF the
United state, to 10 X into the case. Sec
'e,ary R-vln said to-day he did moi
khnr what charges were brought
against Tappan nor any OF the dettil'
o. Tho matter
No aiv'ce> were received at the STATE
hrrar'T"rt to-day regarding the battle
'e'nc"a Villa aud obreGou at 'ciaya
George z. CTothers, the Department
SPECIAL representative with Villa has no
reoom"d anything on the engagement
s'gcc tho lIh
Unofficial reports we're received herr
TODAY 20 the effect that the Nillista
wee retreat.nc from before Matamoras
II" last dcsTatch received from Gen
funston, commanding AT Brownsville
stated that desultory firing CONTINUED
Yesterday and that many bullets fell OF
American soil No casualties were re
po-ei ou the American side.
Tho tarrauza agency issued state
mont tonight declaring that II is fur
,ltr reported among the Villistas ira
villa Mas being pressed back upo
I'opni'' and that lighting is now u
progress near that city.
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S.WILLTAKE
F0REIGNERS0UT
Of MEXICO CITY
Special Train Arranged Be-
tween the Capital and
Vera Cruz.
NADERO'S FRIENDS
REPLY TO HUERTA

snccial train to take foreigners
from Mexico city to Vera Cruz 40 that
they can got passage for the United
s,a,os has been arranged for by the
limited states Government. More than
200 will 60 on the train.
Secretary Bryan Is trying to save
N, life Of Alfred Tappan. under SEN
fence u death Nv Yucatan.
Ton. Naclovio Herrera. ono OF the
cor,uz.<ta leaders. was killed yester-
dav by his own men. who mistook him
for a Nillista.
villa Is anxiously awaiting ammu-
,,lon. Gen. Obregon is said to be
moving uorthward. but has not at
lacked Villas force again.
Three members of the Cabinet of the
,,c President Madero issued a state
ment yesterday in reply to Gen
uuertas vindication OF his acts in
Mexico. They accused Gen. Huerta OF
,reachery to Madero and blamed the
,y.dlctator for all Of the recent
troubles.
Gen. Huerta made a tour OF New
York Yesterday in sightseeing auto
mobile. After seeing the East Side
ne remarked that he hadn't thought
before tina; Mexicans were so clean.
Gen Felipe Angeles will be the next
President OF Mexico. backed by the
United States Government and most
OF the warning factions in the republic
according to Information to the Phia'
oelphia Press.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
FRENCH OCCUPY
HILLTOP OVER
RHINE VALLEY
Chau>seurs Occupy Summit
of Height After Brilliant
BayOnet Charge.
AIRSHTP BOMBARDS
TOWN BEYOND RIVER
SUMMARY OF THE WAR NEW.


French soldiers captured Schnep-
fenrieth Kopf. an important height
overlooking the Rhine Valley. at the
point of the bayonet.
Tho German War Office admits the
loss Of small point on the south slope
Of Loreite Heights. northwest Of Ar
ras and reports the capture Of a
French position northwest of Crbe!s
in the Vosges.
4 British transport was attacked
by a Turkish torpedo boat destroyer
on the Gulf of Smyrna and the Ad-
miralty announces the loss of 100 men
10y drowning.
\ Taube sailed over Selby. in York.
shire, thirty miles inland, but dropped
no bombs. Berlin reports that an
aeroplane dropped bombs on Green
wich. only five miles below London
Bridge. in recent aerial attack Ger
many also asserts that the Zeppelin
raid resulted in much property damage
TO the towns near Newcastle.
II is officially reported from Petro-
grad that two more heights in the ad-
vance on the UZok Pass have been
captured. The Germans are continu-
ing their offensive in Poland
\ report that Grand Duke Nicholas
was shot by Gen Won Sicyers COM
mander OF the Tenth Russian Army.
IS generally discredited In Berlin,
where it il said that he was operated
on Yesterday for cancer or gallstones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
WOMAN HOLDS JOB so YEARS.
Gold and Flowers when She Conn
pIrtes NNlf Ccntury.

NEwARK. y. J., April lI.---M.sS Rose
A. Gray. an employee of the Eherhtrd
Faber Rubber Company. rounded out
ffty years Of service yesterday In the
one factory Mss Gray Was H. years
old when she entered the shipping do
pariment Of the e Il uberts rubber plant
and tor one halt century she had
worked in the same room. tine present
owners being the successors Of her for
mer employers.
Miss Gray received q purse of gold
and two large bouquets. When she let
the factory for her home the factory
whistles blew and N" bells of fire
engine opposite changed, Nrighhors
who had known Hiss Gray passing thoir
door for years soon learned what the
din meant and they showered hHr with
congratulations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
Only Alternative Il Chinese
Wall Around Each
Nation.
KAISER NOT SEEKING
ACQUISITION OF LAND
EX-COlOnial Minister .As.
scrts Industries Must
Have Wider Scope.
BELGIUM TAKEN WITH
SACRIFICE OF BLOOD
Cannot Be Given Up While
England Dominates
Its Policies.
GERMAN SENTIMENT
KINDER TO ENGLAND

Special Coble Despatch 10 THE Stu
AMSTERDAM. April ia remark
able change in the tone OF the Ger
man press seems to have come about
The Berlin Tdgcbldtt contains re-
markable tribute to tho Kindness with
which Germans have been treated In
England. II comes from publisher
OF productions of fine art. Who re-
Gently returned TO the Fathorland
The Krcu: ZstupD says that in
Hucnces are at work with the object
OF persuadinE the German poupl, %
bring about "A reconciliation With
Great Britain In a way which will
guarantee to Germany's principal foe
the fulilment Of her aim N tn. war.
Ior,CueIrs remarks .d!toria,ly that
it would welcome any influence 'ha,
sought to bring about an asre. ment
With England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
Mob LynCheS Negro
ACCuSedOf Theft of
Preachers Meat
Victim. Denying Guilt. Taken
From Georgia Jail and
Shot to Death.

NNLposTA. Ca, April lT.--Oscar Shei-
field, a negro. vas taken from jail by a
mob AZ Lake PARK, a town near here.
early to-day. and shot 20 death I'm the
public square. sheffield was arrested on
Friday, charged with stealing a piece OF
um.at from the smokchouse OF the Rev.
\, b. Herring and was put In jail TO
await trial The negro denied that he
stole the meat.
The mob forced the jan and the
screams Of N" negro aroused several
persons, who Went 10 Investigate, bu'
the! Ver, driven back by shots from
the lynch,rs The negro was tied to ,
tree and his body was riddled with
bullets. There were no police or officials
on duty at the jail when 1t was s'ormed
Dy the mob.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
GEN. HERRERA KILLED.
hho' by ITS own Men, who Mis-
took Utn, for a yiIIista.

LAREDO, Tex, April i7.--Gen, Mac
.ovlo Herrera, the Carranzista garrison
commander was killed by men OF his
own command five miles west Of Nuevo
Laredo az noon to-day. when they mis-
LOOK aim for a Villlsta.
III" Nillista version was that Her
vera rod" ont from Nuevo Laredo at
the mead Of his troops looking for VII
IN'a', that his men clashed with a
''r'' under Gen. Santos, another Car
tanzlsta, and that in the fracas Herrera
Vas shot dead
Inc Carranzista story was that the
GENERAL Was killed In a fight with VII
Nstas
"AsiifNGroN, April 1.-THE Villa
Ss'h'' tonight announced the receipt of
despatch from Laredo. Ten. TO the
meet that Gen, Maclovio Herrera was
brought dead into Neuvo Laredo this
"efhoon. II Is declared that he was
Continued on strth PG0s.
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The uuusua. performance. followns
the terrific way in which steel only tho
week before had broken loose from al
barriers and shot mp over points
In one day. though II did not change
the minds Of these shrrwd observers Of
the market that the pace has been mucn
too speedy and that there must soon he
reaction. added convincing evidence in
their judgment that the present move
OF the stock market II in very reality
the herald Of good business soon 10
come IN this country.
Wall Street closed the week with tho
decided feeling that the move IN Steil
was predicated on something more than
the ephemeral nature OF exaggerated
war orders' being received 10y tn"
equipment companies with the consc-
Quent everyday of the stock market emil.
which bankers believe has been the case.
The big order Of tn" Pennsylvania Rail
road for s2o O00. 900 new equipment Wa
regarded as the fundamental, marking
as il does the belief of leaders In "a
railroad world that the outlook for i'm
proved business makes IL SAFE to pro-
coed with biz thinge.
Decided doubts began TO bc cast yes
tsrday on the enormous size OF tho "War
orders" reports o' which are hood!pc
Wall street. American Locomotive. the
>Eyrocket OF the day before. dropped
back three points. New York Air Brake
another ~ tAr stars Of tn" day hcfur"
lost Dna.ly tnlce points. and Wsstiuc-
house. the third, closed unchanged.
steel men close to the market In war
orders said yesterday that they believed
tn. American Locomotive Company woult
be lucky II IL lad sl0,00O. 600 in trr
orders for var munitions, as contrasteC
with the SOS 900. 600 to s15 600, 900 re.
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STEEL LEADS
IN FINAL RUSH
OF WILD WEEK
Wall Street Begins to BE
Sceptical of Reported
Huge War Orders.
&1O.OOO.OOO CONTRACT
FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC

Steel common. the greatest leader the
in the last hour of the short session OF
yesterday with a burst of strength that
closed the whole market at pretty
nearly top prices In one OF the most re-
markable weeks in the recent history VI
the Stock Exchange. The leader itself.
which had dragged almost unnoticed at
IS hardly more than two months ago
Gu, its way irreSstibly yesterday to 80,
the high point of tho year and within
ahou; points OF tho high OF last year,
when II was a . per cent. stock-it pays
no dividend now-and when the world
was ut peace
The demonstration in steel, which
gained nearly three points In the daN
and held the gain. came apparently as
the sequel Of the mad rush OF the da!
before Tor the war order" stocks. the
equipment companies which In the leg
end and rumor OF Wall street these
DAYS are getting orders for ammunition
from the Allies Tor fabulous sums. II
these companies are getting such or
ders they VIII have to have steel foi
material the word went around.
Who better can furnish steel than th'
steel Corporations reasoned the big spec
uators. who do not walt more thar
a day for profits. So they bought Steel
bought it in great blocks OF over ',oo'
srarcs at times, without consideration o
the Big barrier that IN" point between
IS and SO meant Of liquidation an,
selling from Loalon. and disrceardint
every counsel If previous market tx
periencc that dictated that the markc
was already topheavy with overbuy
Ing and should not only react but re
ac; sharply,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
FLOUR HITS RECORD MARK.
Higher Bread Predicted. with
$50 "a Bnrrri Quoted.

CHICAGO, April l7.--Flour shot sky
ward to-day. hitting new high mark
for the year. and new jump In the
price of bread is predicted Specia,
Northwest brands of flour climbed 10
$50 and $500 barrel. while the price
of May wheat did not go above si.62 n
bushel.
This discrepancy caused great inter-
est not only in the trade, hut among the
outside interests which fought the ad-
vance in bread couple Of months ago
when the top price for May wheat In
Chicago was s1,67 and hour was not
above -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18

from Constantinople says the BRUSH
battleship Majestic bombarded the Turk
ish position at Gaba Te Beh on April
II. but was compelled by the severity
Of the Turkish fire TO retire.
The bombardment was resumed by the
Majestic on the next day. She was nit
three times by the Turkish gunners and
again retired, being replaced by the
Swlftsure. which continued the bonn
bardment without result
Gabe TIE Beh is a port OIL the .Egian
side Of tn. Gallipoli peninsula. 1t IL
about opposite Kilid Banr. a port oil the
otr,r side OF Gallipoli facing the Darda-
nellea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
GREEK STEAMER TORpEDOED.
EIcsponto. sunk on Dutch t"Rst-
crew of - Escapes.

G~NnoN, April lA.--'A central News
despatch from Amsterdam say IN"
Dutch Admiralty announced To-day that
tho ircek steamer Elespontos % ",>N'
tons from Nmuidon for MoutrN 'd'o, vas
urpcdocd and sunk yesterday of the
Noorhindcc lghtship,
TIE crew of twenty-one men and tho
Dutch pilot escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
LIFE OF DIVER FOR F.4 SAVED.
Another Diver Goes 70 Rcscue Of
CoIleagu~ Irour Vouvs Submerged.

HoSoLCLC, April l1.--Diver William
Loughman. who was reported lost to-
day while working on the wreck of the
United states submarine ~ in Homo
lulu harbor. was saved after being un-
der IN" surface more than four hourS.
His air hose foulod a cable zoe fee,
down, preventing Ids ascent. Diver
Crley went to the rescue and unfouled
Loughmans hose after two hours work.
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FRENCH TAKE HILL
IN BAIONET CHARGE
chm Sscurs Occupy Height Over
looking Rhine WALES.


PARis. April ia new French driv.
through Aisace toward Colmar on the
Rh.r, r. announced In the official COM
munique issued by tho Way once to-
night. The French forces are ALREADY
within short distance OF Meszeral on
the River Fecht, tributary of the
Rhine. and chasscurs have captured AT
the point Of the bayonet the SUNNI;
OF Srhnopf.nr.cth. AZ Important height
which commands broad valley sloplng
20 the Rhine.
: From the western spur u Shaker
waseu west OF Mctzoral. she French
forces have debouch'd and are progress
ing down the rdv'ue 90 the Fcch' The
SCENE Of this nrh,lnr ~ within the
Nusgcs ard Is 80 TERRITORY that the
. Germans have strongly for, fled. The
apparently new of usive thus developed
is -nrucN nat north q the course OF In
vasirn followed 10y the army that some
days AZ, captured Htrtmlnurwe.!cr
kopf.
~ the Grst time since tine war be
Kan the uae Of q French diriGiblc is ar
. uounccd 10y ihc war office light
pne Of these craft ponlhardcd the sta
ton and aviation sheds At Frciburg ell
, Brisgau, just over the Rhine
| Further important French D,tivit es
are reno~tad n tho valley of tho Alsu,.
vnerc heavy artillery hombardcd Les
Gr,ttes de Pasly These caves. which
are about two miles mort Invest OF Sois-
SONS. the Germans have held since their
Incc,,patiou bv a part ~ Gen. Won Kluck 5
| retreat after the defeat on the Ma -ur
There have been many former attcmpt ,
10 take los ,;ro'tas lie Pasl,. bu- none
of them ha. resulted In 50 much damage
a- th. homburdnIrut announced tonight
The communicate issued tonight was
as follows:
49,. r,. i, r-.,., -,
,t.,r,, -, An al 49,. .,,rn.d
.nor, -. counter ,,,,,Ls Of the
,,.i,t,.r ,,.ro l..s .,,,rcs,.i,,o
,l,,, ,b,s, ~ tho nr,c.dl,,,, ,i,,bt
,,,, ,roo,s huv, .nlidlv nrraniZod
loi, uosl,inps ON fin. capturcd
,ro,,ud
I In the valley Of the Nisuc our
h,ay, artillery homlurdcd Les
,;roites dc pasly, which served a.
f shelter. FOR tho German troops Sue
cassivc explosions testified To- the
destruction Of several OF these
caves.
In Champagne, northwest M
r,rthcs. the enemy exploded twr
miurs close to our trenches and he
occupied the two excavations thus
made. W" dr"N' MN "u' u, one u''-
mrdiatc.y ati"rWard. mt ne ho'uS
o ~" "lh'i however no pa '' "u'
tron'h'S mas 'c'n ", "l'''" ~ n.'
= north of l.. Mcsun. an attack
against one Of the salicuts % our
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
warship seriously managed. says
tonstantinoplr Report.

CoNsrASTiNoPLE Via Berlin. April -.
A warship Of the allied tleet bonn
barded the outer forts of the Darda-
neles yesterday and Was struck by four
shells. AL f. vital spots Tho ship Was
air- when she turned back toward tile
Island of Trn.dos
The RUSSIA Black Sea fleet has
again bombagdcd Ecrogii and Zungudak
without doing serious damage. Several
small sailing vessels w"r. sunk. The
coal docks we're bombarded.
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The island Of Chos is directly west
Of the port OF smyrna, although a Turk
ish warship would have TO Eake
roundabout route to reach kalamuH
Bay. where the vessel was run ashore
by British vessels after she had attacked
British transport. The proximity 10
Chios of the Dardanelles, the island OF
Tenedos. where the allied fleet is said
20 have its base. and Myt!lene. where
allied troops have been landed, is shown
IN the above map.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
ircr Sc Of seas.

The great highway On which
Thought. ana things travel l. Inc
high sea-, can with inll nuihortiN
disclaim any ambition b, ny '"un'
tr, ~ To world d"mlri"u. She IL
much too modest on the enc and tao
experienced On ihr other hnnd not ~
know that such n stat" VIII rrN"r n"
tolerated ny the rest 'rnts nave
shown that world dominion can "nl,
he praci,.ed h, dominion az th' h'.h
sea; the aim ~ n,rman, u ir ha'"
the seas ~ welt ~ the narrow sept
permanent, open inr Inc ire" C>c
oi All nations Ia tines -, war ~
well a. in times al peace,
The sea L. uuhody's property ,"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
OFFERS GIRL AS WAR BRIDE,
Dowry Promised with French
,Nomon'> IInuI to Victor In Berlin.

PANS, April l,.--Mmc. Platreu,
wealthy resident Of Novers. announces
that she win hestow IN" hanl 81 Her
adopted DAUGHTER and a generous dowry
upon the first unmarried French soldier
who enters Berlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-18
DRIVES OFF MAJESTIC.
Turkish Forts Fire 'Ompris INT
tIrship to Retire Twice.

>per,al CrLls Pt,pdiCh 10 THr SrN
AMSTERDAM. Apr. IA despatch
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Our Country by Our President.

Begins in The Evening Sun on Monday
Read a chapter each day Of the
History Of the American
People.
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Continued on Strth EQ0s.
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you and we viii allow you SIS
reduction from any new Plano
or Piano Player. " presented
any time within the next five
days.
p. A. STARCH PIANO co.
274 Woodward Ave.
FRED STiNSON. Mgr.