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MRS. MeNTOMIB. KING
DIED SATURDAY nl6HT

Mrs- Newton b. King died at the
family home on walnut street. Lin.
coin Park At ~ o'clock Saturday
right after = lingering illnesa. Her
condition had been critical for some
time and the announcement of her
demise was not unexpected by the
friends OF the family.
Mn. Kings iilnsss dates back for
q couple Of years or more when her
condition neccssitAted . very difficult
surgical operation. Mrs. King. whose
maiden name was Afiss Clara McDon-
AID. was born In washington. county.
Iowa. May 20. 1856. She was married
to Mr. King At Kcota. Iowa, In 1891
and one daughter. Miss Helen. is left
with the bereaved husband to mourn
her death.
Mrs. King lived In Denver for ten
years before coming to Canon City,
but had beon 4 resident here since
1902. The funeral viii take place
from the First Presbyterian church At
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and will
be conducted BY Rev. Geo. r. Sewer.
r1stor OF the congregation. Interment
will be At Lakeside cemetery. Friends
OF the family Invited 70 the obsequies.
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AUTHORIZE EMPLOYMENT
Of so UNEMPLOYED MINERS

AS a result OF negotiations that
have been carried on during the last
few days between Officers OF the Can.
on City Chamber OF Commerce and
the Colorado representatives OF the
Rockefeller Foundation. authority has
teen given to the board of county com
missioners to provide work at once
for ffty unemployed miners in public
road construction. A meeting was
held In the, commissioners room in
the court house at 2:3o O'Clock this
afternoon at which it was decided to
accept the offer and to take adyan-
tage Of 1t with as little delay as pos
sible.
DR.. vawter. president OF the cham
ber OF commerce. received letter
from Albert A. Reed OF Boulder. sec
refary OF the Foundation. last Satur.
day afternoon informing him that r.
]. Radford OF Trinidad. chairman OF
the Rockefeller committee of relief.
had instructed him TO empower the
authorities here TO employ nfty idle
miners on road work Immediately
Arrangements are being made accord
inEiy and as soon ~ the necessary
tools and equipment can be assemb-
led the men viii be employed In the
building Of the ParkdAls cotopaxi cut
% ofsthe Rainbow route; camp be.
ing established for them in the vici.
nifty Of Echo. A foreman will have
TO be employed At the expense OF the
county and powder and provisions
furnished by the county commission
ers. ali other expense being met by
the Foundation.
The men will not be paid In cash.
hut viii be given orders on various
Dierchants for groceries. clothing. dry
goods and such other merchandise
AZ they may need for the relief Of
ihemaeises and their families Ths
men Win Be paid twenty i've cents an
-Four and viii work eight hours day.
Il 4 undsfstood that there arr many
men In the coal cAmps that viii BE-
Riaa to avail themselves os the prop
osision and vim accept the pro9ered
empioyment II il understood that
authority will b given later on to In
crease the number Of men.
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GOVERNOR CARLSON
MAKES Appointments

DsnveF. April 12--eatnrday Night
Governor Carlson made The following
list Of appointments for conarmation: {:
Registrar Of state land board, John
r. Vivian. Weld county.
State bank commissioner. Grant Mc.
Ferson, Boulder.
Warden Of the state reformatory,
R. l. shaw. Buena Vista
Commissioner Of mines. Fred Car
roll. ouray.
Member OF board OF eontrol state
fenitentiary. D. n. Cooper. Canon
City.
Member board OF control lunacy
commission. Z. B. wScks. Pueblo.
Member board Of trustees state
teachers college. H. v. Kepner. Den.
yer.
Member board Of trustees school
Of minea. H. C. PArmariee. Denver
and H. ~. Iaubey. Boulder.
Member state board Of hsalth, Dr..
Charles Bundson. Denvsr: Dr.. Clin'
ton G. Hickey. Denver and DR.. A. c.
McKain. Ault-
Member Board Of Industrial school
for girls. Mrs. Ellen Van Kleeckc. Of
Denver.
Member board OF control industrial
school for boys. D. R. Hatch, Golden.
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"TRUSTy" MADE GET
AWAY on SUNDAY

George Thomas. coiored. employed
AZ porter in the Office Of the chief
clerk at the penitentiary, made his es-
cape Sunday afternoon and has not
yet been apprehended. Thomas had
the liberty OF the front portion OF the
administrative building and took
French leave" Of the institution At
time when nobody was looking. 1t
IL believed that ne win be re-arrested
and brought hack to the prison. AZ
all the authorities In the surrounding
towns have been informed Of his es-
cape and instructed to make an EFFORT
Il locate him.
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COelM RANCH SOLD
10 EASTERN PARTIES

This week J. P. Newell Is putting
through a deal that transfers the
beAptiful Cognn ranch to II. p. BreIn-
ing who Was here last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr., BreininE Il wealthy Wholesale
grocery dealer from Ohio and is
buying the place for his son. who with
iiIa family. viii move here soon.
The place II known A. part Of the
0ail ruuch and this portion now seiI.
Ing makes . deal amounting to tla..
900. Mr.. Broininw. before leaving Or.
deEed ad1ilionai small frnit which Il
nov hslng ~ ont % tho plaps.
4he DetehaseF6 are pso1inrat pso.
~ ~ lhclP ts1aln6 Mn - - u,
let,.1l 1l.ll'oa = ~ cl1luA,lvs-'
1111o m E
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Record With some things in Il worth
while, even II you have to lose anoth-
er tenderfoot preacher in the Grand
Canon hills, hang another convict.
XIII Mexican or even call special
meeting OF the Friends in Council. I'm
not particular, i,nly make 1t warm for
I'm used to It being as before and
now and hoping to be-
H. N. H3EECHER.
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NOTICE OF FoREcLosURE SALE.

NOtICe Or FOHECIOSQHE SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned. Sheriff OF Fremont Coun-
ty. State of Colorado. By virtue OF
an Order, Judgment and Decree of the
County Court. within and for said
Fremont County, rendered in GER
tain cause therein pending. wherein
Lewellyn Hughes was plaintin and
Orion w. Locke was defendant. and
wherein judgment was rendered in
favor of said plaintiff and against
the said defendant in the sum of
S297.40 and the costs Of suit therein
taxed at &1h-47l and whereby
ordered and directed as such sheriff,
TO sell the herein described premises to
satisfy said judgment and costs and the
costs of this sale. will on Saturday.
April II, A. D. 1915, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of said day at the front
door of the County Court House in
Canon City, said Fremont County,
offer for sale and Will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash in
hand the following described premis-
es. situated in Fremont County, State
of Colorado, to-wit:
Beginning Two Hundred seventy
eight (27S) feet East and One Hun
dred sixty-eight and six-tenths
(16S.6) feet North of the Southwest
Corner of the Southeast quarter os
the Southwest quarter OF Section 80,
Township IS, South, Range 30. West
ot the Sixth Principal Meridian. run
ming thence North One Hundred fifty
one and sixtenths Q51.6) feet:
thence East seventy-fve (75) feet:
thence South One Hundred ffty-one
and six-tenths d51-s) feet: thence
West -Seventy-fye (75) feet to thu
place Of beginning for the description
CT this tract: at which time a certi-
ficate of purchase will issue to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof.
which certificate will specify the lands
purchased and the sum paid therefor
and the time when the purchaser or
purchasers will be entitled to a deed
for such lands. unless the same be
redeemed according to law.
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMB, Sheriff.
First Publication March rs, 1915
Last Publication April Is. 1915.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
Public Land Sale.

F0OtsS G1uo 0ItO-
Department of the Interior, u. g.
Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado.
March "a. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land office. under provisions
OF Sec. 2f55. R S. pursuant to the
application OF Charles E Halsey.
Serial No oIss13. We viii offer at
public sale. to the highest bidder. but
at not less than &2.25. per acre. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th day OF
May. next. at this office. the follow
ing tract OF land. wy SEK Section
81 T. IS s.. R. II W.. containing so
acres.
The sale viii not be kept open, but
viii be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have csa1-
e bidding. The person making the
highest bid viii be repaired to imme-
diately pay to the Receiver the
amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised To
file their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale
Not coal land.
J. w. HAWLEY. Register.
G. G. wITHERS. Receiver.
First publication Avril 1. 1915.
Last publication. April 20. 1915
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NOTICE OF BIENNIAL ELECTION
OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Notice is hereby given. that the
biennial election OF the legal voter1
OF School District No. 1. in the County
Of Fremont. State OF Colorado. will be
held In the office OF the County SUP
erintendent of Schools. In the County
Court House. on Monday. the thirt
day OF May. 1915. for the purpose OF
electing two members Of the Board
of Education. as provided by law.
The ballot box viii be opened at
seven O'Clock q. M. and will close
at seven p. M Of said day.
April 1st. 1915. ANNA H. BURGESS
Secretary Of the Board OF Education
OF School Districs No. One. County
Of Fremont
First publication April 1. 1915.
Last publication. April %. 1915
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DnANDLER
CASES TO
I COME UP
THIS TERM
OF COURT

Among the cases to be called in the
district court at the present term are
Nos. s71I. 37i2 and s713: ali Of them
arising in conection with the attack
Upon Chandler by striking miners and
heir friends on April 25th. 1914 The
first case charges the defendants with
.ksault to kill chas. A. Yelo; the sec
Drt conspiracy TO murder Chas. A.
velo. and the third conspiracy to muir
der William King.
The defendants. who are the same
a. those indicted by the brand jury
for the murder OF William King. seven
Of whom were tried on that accusa-
ticn at the November term OF the dis
trict court. follow:
Tony Baston. Charles Bailey. J. Z.
De Verse. Clarence Galloway. J. Devan.
Louis Delanio. Tom Easton. Nick
Palgiglia. Sam Fabrozio. Charles
Gould. Matt Graham. Robert Graham,
Edward Hadley. William Husband,
Y. O. Hedges. Joe Isherwood. Ed.
Jones. william Mcdonald. Felix Pos-
slano. Ben Richardson. shirk Reese.
David Robb. Tony sardina- Tom Scott,
Dr. y. A. susorius. Tony vorzino and
John Yletz. sr.
Horace n. Hawkins. Gen. Joseph II.
aI&1pin. Judge c. D. Bradley and
Judge Lee Champion are attorneys
for the defendants- The prosecution
win be conducted by District Attor
ney Gilbert A, Walker. assisted b:
Representatives of the attorney gen
erals Office.
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TWO STROKES OF PARALYSIS
THIS WEEK

Mrs. Park Allison suffered stroke
Of paralysis at the family home. cor
ner Tenth street and Allison avenue.
at 4 O'Clock last Monday morning
and was similarly attacked at the
corresponding hour two days later.
Her condition is reported to be such
as TO AFFORD but little hope OF her re-
covery. She was able to talk after
the nrst stroke OF the disease. but
since the second visitation on Wed.
nesday morning. she has been I'M
conscious
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TIMe FoR rRlMMINo rNEes

II is high time now to give both
fruit and shade trees their spring
trimming. II Is = Job that takes time.
care and patience 70 do Il right, and,
OF course, that is the only Wy TO do
t. Apply paint or besEwSx 70 the
stumps Of all removed branches 70
hsSp them from cracking en account
ci bsins expose1 70 ths weather. and
aiso = kkop iafet,o fSun nlling n
- ea61las tSouile ort18r ~
oosk kttn1 ~ ~ r1,oS Nh 1io1
~ 1 \ \ 9 "
" q. ~ 4
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John

NOTICE or FINAL sETTIEMEMr
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
B. Morrow. Deceased.
Notice il Hereby Given. That on the
sth day Of May. A d. 1915. af=2 p. NJ
being one OF the regular days Of the
March Term OF the County Court Of
Fremont County. in the State Of Colo
RADIO, l. Geo. s. Turner. Administrator
Ct said estate. viii appear before the
Judge OF said Court. present my final
settlement as such Administrator.
pray the approval OF the same. and
will then apply to be discharged as
such administrator. At which time
and place any person In interest may
appear and present objections to the
same II any there be-
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
March IS. 1915.
GEO. s. TURNER
Administrator OF the Estate OF John
b. Morrow. deceased
First publication. April 1. 1915.
Last publication April %. 1915
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Frank

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Frank
L. Hemphill. deceased
Notice IL Hereby Given. That on
Saturday. the 18th day OF April. A. d
1915. at 10 A NJ. being one Of the
regular days OF the March Term Of
the County Court OF Fremont County.
in the State OF Colorado. I. Grace
Hemphill. executrix OF said estate
will appear before the Judge Of said
Court. present my final settlement as
such executrix. pray the approval Of
the same, and viii then apply to be
discharged as such executrix. At
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
jections to the same II any there be
Dated at Canon City Colorado.
March 17th. 1915
GRACE HEMPHILL.
Executrix Of the Estate Of Frank L.
Hemphill, deceased.
First publication March rs. 1915.
Last publication. April is. 1915.
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\. \. BEECHER SENDS
US 4 CHECK FOR MS
SUBSCRIPTION. THANKS
spokanes Waah.. Apr. Z, 1915

Spokane. Waah-. Apr. Z, 1915
Dear Mr.. Hardy
Prcddins ,hFouHh. ny now ven worn
NIP; andsy0af ~ for Rseosd ss.sE.
ana As the said bin does not make
any audible sound that rossmblss
grecelved payment ! gueaa It's up >
me TO send you one on the UniOa
Trust Co, Seattle. fos e1ss-the extra
iec being q request for one or two
copies Of your coming out ''cid rAg.s
as Jack Bell would say. the same num-
sbers to be sent to my spokAns ad.
drcss, In care Hotel Victoria.
while I'm not located In one sec
tion long enough to get The Record ~
a regular diet. as I would like. stiIl
81 love to look over the good old sheet
once IN while just 10 see II Joe
Maupln stiil stands on his tiptoes
when making . special appeal to .
mssmerised jury and if GAnt Dickin-
son sulI axes his old nmile 70 earh
wells Fargo that aides out Of canoa
city. The old Wells Fargo gets Iots
Of business out Of me way out hers
in the west. Just bec&n=e Of the good
, service that Grant did for me there
"A good feeling for w. r. you ses--
also n good hint for all employees
for big Tor iittie) concerns. Here's
10 Grant
i Hope our good friend Emmerson
Is still writing for you about "the
hieh contractls parties" who play
The uncertain game out OF Canon City.
and that he still gives the color AMI
s,y,e OF .the favors- used At Mrs.
uarding's last blowout. Good luck
eto all Of you.
am hne and fAt--as . match
feel ten years younger than ! did nvs
years ago. In fact I amrathsr in luck
you see, having been fortunate in be-
Ding in Canon city way back In the
eood old timcs when DeRemer shot
the lights out st the Red Front Saloon
and BIIl IQItDI 0hVNC SAAae- v~-. -
Canon for silvsr ciin for old man
Maerew; on past the time when cy
worman quit the clin branch aud
made n fortune on Sweet Marie"
sway. on down y good aep'e' on Lin.
coin park. and gold and good times
IN cripple crcek-and now when life's
sun has slid past the noon mark. ]
oan travel old Montana for the sum
mer and do the Pacino coast In win.
~ 40 that I really see no winter and
hsys "a home. "a bit small and not
many OF us) IN old Portland. deAr
r.1id rushinS Seattle and uptoNate
gpohAne.
..As ,.homs'' m spokaae ysassfday
81 nnsier sunday lo1s enoaeh ioF :
~ aeoa eats. nnd eeme vicIets.
nns's wv I'm fs.,inQ = ~ tseay
~ - mi. pen'e ~ w ~
1Si'a6lcc ''Ss1. ~ 'l.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Estate OF Willis P. King. Jr.. Deceas-
ed.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator OF the estate
OF Willis p. King. Jr.. late OF the
County OF Fremont. in the State of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives mo-
tice that he will appear before the
County Court OF said Fremont Coun-
ty, at the Court House in Canon City.
In said County. at the March Term.
1915. ON May 1st. 1915. at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed
Dated at Canon City. Colo, this soth
day Of March. A. d. 1915.
LOWELL 8. BAILEY.
Administrator.
First publication. April 1. 1915.
Last publication April p. 1915
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ARc LLoHr sgRVIcE RgaroRgp

During the electric storm last Thurs
day night the arc light circuit at the
r.nnt Of the Arknhsas Valley Railway,
Light q Power company was tempo
rA,siy put out AZ commission and tor
several nIxhts following TIE street n
Illumination was very dim. # Vas nee
sssary for the eolnren4 % ssn1 eAnt
Tor material % 2eAe ne repairs.
which eeconats ~ ~ lolAy \ ~
sFe,csnii,e = ~ g ~ eor.
fS1s will ~ ~ - l1, Ni.n
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Anglo French Fleets Guns
Silence Batteries Guard
inc Strait.
PERILOTS TASK
AHEAD OF ALLIES
Special cable Despatch 10 Tur suS


LoNnoH. Feb. 20.-A fleet Of thirty
two British ard French warsh!ps, with
a squad on of acrop,ares. taken % the
scene aboard a special aeroplane hip.
has begun - force tn passage ~ the
Dardanolles. If this eft lrt Is sue SSs-
full Russia can ohta n her long de-
sired on let from tho Black Sea II the
Medltorran an. ANA the All.os will b.
at the gate Of Constaniinople.
The action began vest rday morn
ing when the Allies fe I. under the
command Of Vice Admiral Sackville
Hamilton Garden, preceded by a
swarm Of ?eroplan :. which flu tc ed
over the forts at the entrance IN tn =
As!atic ami European sides open. d
fire The Agamemron. the Intlexi L.
(AGmira Gardens flagship the Ven
20 ncc the Cornwall :, ne Trium lh
the Suffren, the Glulo.s and the
Eouvet steamed in battle line, leaving
the torpedo boats, the destroyers and
tn" auxiliary ne7t FAR Cutside.
The guns II the forts were out
ranged ny tho larger guns OF the
ships. La or IN tie Gar. nj a signal.
the heavier armorcd vessels moved in
C.oser to br nG eir secondary arma-
mcnt into acton, tru. ding that the r
heavier arnor ana Ire p r narksman-
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TWO BREAK WINDOW
TO GET GEMS, CAUGHT
Detectives. Hearing of Plot.
Ready to Catch Thieves
in Broadway.

CnderH orld advices reached de,cc-
would be made early in the evening to
raid the show window OF Schwartz
Bros, Broadway jewellers. Counter
plans We're laid to meet the attempt
and when, after hours of shadowing,
two youths threw grick wrapped In
4 paper through the window of the
jewelry store at broadway and Thirty
seventh street two detectives were on
the spot to make the arrests.
Thousands OF persons were passing
up and down Broadway when tho at
tempt 10 loot the window was made II
was an effort similar to two other and
ellers windows on Broadway The
crash of glass brought a crowd In n
minute and the police had 10 form a
Gordon t. protect the diamonds and
other sems in the cases,
Detectives Davis and Merz had been
following two young men back and forth
in front of tine window for more than
an hour, The detectives had previously
followed them through many sections
of the city.
When the brick struck the glass the
thrower ran and his partner tried 10
carry Off some OF the gems, Both were
quickly captured They said their
names were Michael schultz OF rs Henry
street and Joseph Brown Of 81 Cath
arine street
At Police Headauarto-s they denied
any connection with the attempt, say
Ing they happened to be passing by
Two other men. supposed 10 be impli-
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sumcd and SIN continues. An
aerial reconnaissance by means of
sedplincs and aeloplauos showed
thttsgrcat damage rad been done to .
the forts. The aeroplAnc ship Ark
Royal IS IN attend nee " IA a num-
Der of se7pllncs. acropianes and eN-
pcficnced aVi1t.rs.
The task Of opening the way which
England herself once mad closed 10 shut
IN russia Will be OF the utmost difficulty.
for at every loo rods Of tho forty-seven
mile winding course from the .Egean TO
The Sea OF Marmora are modern fort.-
ticatIons on both sides. The narrow
passage is strewn with mines.
constanunoplc statement received
hy wireless from Berlin. but which has
not been confirmed, says that the flag
ship and two other vessels have been
struck by fire from the forts. This -
denied by the Admiralty. II is also
said that only two Turkish soldiers have
been killed 80 far and that none OF the
forts was injured.
The Berlin reports speak OF the at
'aohers having wasted 300 l2 inch shells
which would ~ the heavy guns of the
heavy battery Of the iutlcNible class
This att6cN on tho Dardanellcs has
evidently heen carefully prepared
Everything is being directed from the
aeropanes. which 60 far have elud-i )
the iorman-Turksh aerial guns. These
air scouts operate from the aeroplane
parent ship Ark ROYAL. making regular
trips over the bombarded district and
notifying the fire control OF the war
ships Of tn. effects OF the shots
Reports from Coustantnopls say that
the city is IN the widest excitement.
The pcopl" have become fearful that the
, Ottoman capital - TO BE- attacked and
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shipping Men Uneasy.

This appearance Of German under
water craft In the waters of the irish
Sea Is likely TO cause more uncasiuesS
among British shipping men than did
the previous exploits of the t-2l. which
preceded the announcement OF the war
zone and therefore were considered more
or less as sporadic raids. To-day's at
tack near Liverpool is considered as the
first step in an organized campaign
against shipping in these waters, The
earlier raid in the Irish Sea was made
by the l. .! on January 30, when the
British merchant vessels Ben CruaChin,
Linda blanche and kilCoin were sunk
off Fleetwood. Lancashire. 10 the north
of Liverpool. In these cases warning was
given and the crews were permitted to
leave the vessels before the latter were
destroyed
Two Norwegian steamships were sunk
to-day. one OF them with all on board,
according to the dispatches received
here The los~ of these two vessels
makes n total OF three Norwegian steam
ships which have encountered German
mines or torpedoes within two days.
OF these newest disasters to Nor
wegian shipping as result OF Ger
manys marine policy, the first 10 be
reported was the loss of tAr collier
Bjarkoe. on her way from i.elth to
Nakskov, Denmark. lader with coal.
Dispatches from the Danish port said
that the vessel struck mine al 5
o'clock this morning and sank, but that
her crew was saved
Then came a despatch from Copen-
hagen to the Central News announcing
that the Norwegian steamer Nordkyn
had struck a mine near tho island OF
Bornholm. In the Baltic, and had sunk
all of her crew being drowned. The
Nordkyn was IA steel vessel of 3,2ii tons,
built in 1895, The Bjarkoe was small
craft of only 2S6 tons.