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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
ilnuerIDiite Intmort.

.Null, Seinrif,, parum 10 truil
ris2"
ga, Der Meier branst mid 10 iehr
init ieiner Sdpil6foroerung bon 5000
Worf. unb ih meib fem Wittel, .pie
i'd i'm a~iteenbIiflid, beiriebtsen fam.
@enn er mir mir nod cine 5riit bon
IA 3agen bis brci Woden berptlligen
wollte, Damn mar i'd bieie Gorge bod
los"
.Wiirbeit on i'm hann be5ahEen
fonnen2"
.0ein. aber bis baiDin rpare i'd IN
Mnlerifu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Die 9eiben Der Senegaleiem.

Die Sruppen aus 6en tropiifen
2Gn6ern baben in ben S6iisenerdben
ihfper AT leiSen, uHs- Der @iHter lit
ibr %grimmieiter SeinS. 9os gilt ms.
beionbere fir Die irmsoiiiden Gene.
galeien. beren 3eben iebr leift erfrie.
ren uno bann ampiitirt meroen
miiIien.
6rau Sarrp ilopb, Die aommiiiG.
rim oes iran5oiiifen Silfsfonbs, lit
Don elmer Ssnipeftionstoltr burh Die
MilitdrboipitGler in Sabre, 2iiieur,
9apeur, geaupiqe rlno on6eren Srten
nad 2onoon 5uriidgefebrt unb bat
Don ben 2eioen bieier Soloaten er.
51blt. auh bat lie erfIdrt. oob bic.
len bieier Soipitdler getdirbungsmit-
tel, Gr5tlide Sritrumente, @erste, Me.
oiSinen aler art unb Die notbnenbis.
item geOarfsartifel feblen.
sd iab," er3Gblte Srau Slopo,
vmie in einem Soipital einem gene.
gafeien Die 3eben amputirt iueroen
muBten, obne baB man Elm get1l.
bilngsmittel sur Sunb bate. Sic
3eben waren eriroren uno Die Opera.
ton fonnte nidt mebr ldnger ai,fse.
lfoben mer0en.
D@inem SenesaIeien tpurben ale
3eben amputiri. obne oaB er einen
2aut BON lid CAB. Hloslid) iprang er
Damn pom Sperationstiih auf ul,b
luf)te nad) Gtipas. Mer5te uno Bile.
gerinnen b1tten inn germ geboIfen,
fonnten Ii6 aber nifJt nit Inn Der.
itdnbigen. gnolid fanb er mas er ge.
iuft batte, cine 9ieiie, Die er iif fiji.
te, nm iid nieoer5uleaen uno lid, in
Sualm e~in5ubiiIen. Oamn mlirn,elte
er ein @ebet, uber als ibm cine 0ile.
germ Grpas 81 eiien arbot, mias or es
5uriid, INN lid ielbit an einen Siid su
be9eben, mo ieinc 8ameraoen iaben,
llno bier init ibnen 81 eiien.
sic dGbisfeit bieier 2eute,
Shmeraen 81 ertragen. iiberiteigt ale
gegrttte. Sle mirtern DIE Erlegerins
men aui, anberen Sl belien, lrno babel
MAIDEN ibre 2eioen inter Der adlte
einen ber5e6cpeaenben ginorud.
.Gefen, @oQfleiber uno Striimpie
iino IN ben Soipitdlern uno Grbo.
l%lrngsbeimen in gtoroiranfreih bitter
notbig, oern lie ieblen. "a Die So
ipitGler bon 8erpunoeten iiberiiiQt
limo, meroen Die @eneienoeu 10 id)nell
ais mo9lif nah grbolunssbeimen
gebrad)t, ober oieien ieblt es am no.
tbigen aomiort uno aus Oieiem
0runoe miro Die pollitdnoise @ieoer-
beritcaung LANCER per5Oeert ais es III.
ter giinitigeren llmitdnoen Der Sal
mare.
oIes SppbuS id)einen Die aer5te
Spar Ieiiter geiporOen 81 iein, bod
bleibt Ole id)redlite @eiabr bes
WnnoiIebers, neil es on Serlm ieblt.
guh berriht Wangel al notbige,
eleftriid)en ~@pparoten fiir Hbeimatis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gin iider ipirfenbes WittcI.

Gin Mitarbeiter Der nSrfi. 9tg."
ersGblt folge1oe Seloanefbote: Die
9apern am 8oaeienfamm Soften, ipie
befonnt, einen idJperen Stano gegen
Die bon ben gGumen ihiebenoen sc.
negalihiisen Den iesteren nit Der
Slinte 81 2eibe ST. sebel,, haben Die
9apern iest m~lfaegeben. Sic Iesell
lid, einiod m,ter Die besuobnte,;
9Gume uno ruiifen cine Der Weihs
nattsliebes5igarren. Nadj elmer
8iertelitltnbc iollen Sic Shparsen
foot pom 9mlme berab.-Wer'S itid,r
slaubt, iiiite cine cute aiebes-
,idarrei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
468 &anbibaten Der baseriid,cn Hrie.
iterieminarien i'm &rtegsbienit.

@nn ihreib Der r9aper. Stoats.
Ste." (Mr. 299): 9ts 5um T.. 9eS.
1914 lit aus BEN seiitlifen Semina.
rien Der ad,t baperiihen 9ioseien cine
%nambaite In5abl bon a%unbioaten
sun, aftipen 1ienit einberufen NOR
Den, nGmlih 46S aus elmer @eiammt.
5abl bon 916 aunoioaten. Sm ein-
'elnen ~pertheilen iid Die 3iffern fol.
denDerma6en:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

Der n%eutralet Volitif Der Ser. Stua.
ten, itatt, 3. +. er fieb bei, e~eItGnbiger
getriiser, Der natiirlidl in's 3ilHt.
baits geborte, laitfen ullter Ser 9ebin.
gnng. oab er itatt Der geitreiftcn Uni.
form, Die er peroientc, Ole eneIiid,e
lltiicrm ansiebt unO oeutife 9arbo.
rem tootihieBt. Mtr uGren nirflif,
rteigierig, Oh hteier eble Hidlter eiir
dbnltdles llrtheil fallen miirbe, tpenit
er cs etnnlal nit einem bentiden SSS,i-
hIlpanten 81 tbuit bGtte.-CM. s..
g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Sfmtbt cnt1uiiftc ans britiifem.
8efGngnif.

Sranf Sd)miot, aus 8era GruS,
Werifo, l1nteroffi5ier Der &eierpe in
DEM oeittifen Seer, lit in Bottom,
Waii., am 2. 6eb. eingetroifen unb
er5dblt, rpie err ans Der Gitaoele bon
Saliior, Hel.S 6ottlano, no er oils
9rieessefansener in Salt mar, emf.
piifte. Wit 80 anberen oeutfben
&eierpiiten nltroe er bon bent britt.
ihen 4reuser ,@lorp" am 8. Septem.
Der gefangen genommen, ala er aiif
Dem ipaniifen 3ampfer rWontier.
rot" anf Dem Weere, 5rpei Tage. nod.
Dem bos Sdiff Herp Dorf oerlaifen
bate, bon Dem areu3er a~neebaIten
murbe. Sn Die GitaoelIe noh Sali-
fat gebraht, ourhfeilten lie bic Gi-
ienitnngen rbres aerfers nit einent
Siihmeiier. Gam brafen lie, aebn
Wann bod, ont 8aiiers @eburtstag
aus. sur Seier bes Cages, tpie
Sfmibt erflGrte. Nelrn entfamen,
aber Der Sebnte mi,rbe gefabt. Spa.
fer nliroen a,ih nod bier arroere Elm.
geiangen. Shmiot par inipiaieren-
Der Snaenieur an Der merifaniiher
9sationalbabn. or beabiihtigt, a,ib
Jest nod mad europa inter Die
SABINE sit ellen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
8mt senmg oils aanonenintter.

Gntpeber ms 3uhtbai,s ODER nod
england. INN in Die Irmee oes eolen
2orb aitdener ein5utreten. nno fir
SnmaniGt unb 8eiittlng 81 fampien.
Mtan ioGte es nift fir moglih balten,
aaein elm Hihter IN 0en neiitralen
G%ereinigten Staaten bat eS tbatidh'
lid iertis aebratt. bieS bemerfens.
Ties llrtbeil 3u fallen. Or beiBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

Son ben nod nidt %einberuienen
aanbiOaten lit Elm sbeil fir Die font
menoe Muiterung 5uriidgeitelt, Die
iiingiten Sabrgdnge meroen crit i'm
Sanuar 1915 geitelIungspilihtig. Sn
einigen 0io3eien itebt Der leste a1,rs
bereits in ben boberen @eiben rtno lit
iiir ben Sanit1tsbienit belrimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Der Snmpr

hat I'M olten @atetlanbe unter Dem
ariege ieOenialls ni6t selitten. 0os
ereibt lid, aus elmer @eburtsanaeige
in elmer Wiinhen . 8lubba6er Sei.
tung. Sic laiitet mortlih:
2ie6' SaterIano, magit rubig ieinl
Die gliifli6e 9eburt bes
6. &inbes
5eisen boferireilt on
Seinri1 Sorenfamp nebit Grau.
Selenabrunn, T.. San. 1918.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gin 14iGhriacr SelS.

Ills iiingiter Soloat I'M sanaen
6entideu Seer itarb AMI Dem Sdlad)t.
felo ir prb.Jranfreid, Der ariegs.
ir%eiwiGise geter Rirp, Der aIs Sling.
ling bon Ia Sabren adt Monaten be.
g~eiitert 5a ben Sabnen geeiIt war. Ser
junse Selo mar Der Sobn bes @ei.
fenitelers Wirp IN Saarbriiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Der ,,Snnnc".
GllS Dem Selopoitbrief zines Ser
munbeten.)

2oferen, BEL Gent, Is. Nop.-
9iebe Mutter! Sir 9einen lieben
grief. Die id)onen Sigarren. S6ofo,
laoe uno 3eitunsen pielen 9anf; es
sebt mir jest 10 gut, Dab i6 nit BE.
bagen Die 3igarren raud]e rnO basu
oeutihe Seitllngen leie. Namentlif,
oas leetere lit fiir mid Elm Sohgenitb,
ocnn mir BADEN ia pofenlang nif,ts
ppn Der @elt unb Dem Statoe bes
arieses eeb0rt. Sd babe ieoes @ort
bes .Sofal an5eisers" hubert llnb
iogar ben Mnnoncentbeil nit Sntereiie
geIeien. Meine @l,noen limo fait ge'
beilt, if fann ihon am Stof geben,
lino peroanfe bas Der mirfli6 auf.
opfernoen 8ebarbluna mo Hfleee
Der IerSte uno aranfenihpeltern,
Die l1nbeifreibfifes leiiten. $50 i'd
meme Serpunomgen erbielt, babe id)
Dir, CLAUDE ih, nod gar nidt mitse.
theiIt. Gs mar bel Der gritiirmune
elmer 4nbobe i'm Irgonnenmalb. Wie
eS babel bergebt, rptrit Ili pobl aus
ben 9eitungen erieben boben. Wun.
Der Der 3apferfeit seihaben OUT bel.
Den Seiten, mir itiirmten tros hes bel.
tigen al,gelregens porndrts, INNER
bcber, tros oes nuiien, BON ben glat.
tern ifredlih glatten 8ooens. @em
iolte es in Den Sinn fommen, benz
,0ormGrts!" unieres porauitiirmen.
Den Sauptmanrs nidt Su folgen. GU
ridlpeihen? Sc nihtl @ir miiiien
iiegen. 0losIi1 fibIe ih crit am
arm, baro audi am 8ein einen befti-
gen Shlag, ih fonnte mid nidt mebr
a1frehf6aIten unb fiel Inn. Sd
idleppten mid Damn ar, einen Baum,
an ben ih mid lebnte. mdbrenb meine
aameraben porrpGrts itiirmten. Weine
Shmeraen iparen niht iebr beftig.
Inn mid rum ltegen 4ameraoen uno
olid) Sransoien. aranfe1tr1aer fom.
men naf elmer Stunbe ungefdbr, neb.
men piele nuf uno trogen lie noh
Dem 8erbanoplas. Sd bore ploslih
itobnen. neben mir liegt elm iunger
fronSoiiiher Sfii5ier, beftis bli,teno.
Sd loie mein IerbanopGfd]en llnb
i6ltnge, 10 gut ih fam, Die ginbe Inn
iein Sanbeelenf. 9nnn famen Die
9rGger; lie polten mid auf cine
Sabre beben, bod id) made lie auf
ben iungen franjoiiifen SffiSier aitf.
merriam, Der bas gepuBtiein perlo.
rem bate. 9ir famen alif Den Ser.
banbplas, bon oa ms 2aaarett. Sier
muroe Sreuno iino Seino nebeneinan.
Der gebettet. Der franSoiiihe Sifi.
5ier lag neben mir. als er mieoer gu
iih fam, erfanllte er mid gleih unb
reihte mir banfbar Die geiutoe Sano.
CT ipriht sebroden 9eutih, lit uber
elm iebr METER &erl; mir beritGnoigen
inns sanS gut. gls if ibm cine 81.
garre uno Shofoldbe BON gurer Gen.
Dung CAB, bat er, tpen,t id an did
idreibe, mofte er einige @orte bel.
fiigen, ih peiB aber niht, OF es er.
laubt neroen miro. Gein Otto.
gs lit erIaubt fporoen. Ger fran.
56iiide Offi3ier fiiste Sttos Brief iol.
gen6e 3eilen bin3u:
rWobame! grcuie5 bas beutih
zines Sran5os. Sbren Sobn banfe id
ma pie. Die Iorteurs batten mir se.
Iaiien liegen fir tot, il etait impoiiible
il MAIDEN fleinite g%erpegung. sQS
id, mar DIES moi, lieste ih bier im Ga.
garrett, i'd ecoute ipie mi,roe gerettet.
9eaucoup De remerciement iiir 3igar.
rem uno Sfofolao.
Sotre BUNDLE ierpiteur
O. O. "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
KriegSkdrte
und Thas.
6era,, nous Sic ipiinicben rtnb
ttllr rs GeutS boS Gtiid.

Sober unnIersr abonrenisn. ipslder leine Seiiuns en Sabr int
Woraus unb 25 Gents gIeif einienbet. erbdIt portofrei ms Saus db>
geiefert: Cine srobe areess2anbtarie, Al 3q lang bel % Su brett.
(ferts gum Infbdneen an Die @anb) uni pelder 5ogembes, glei1
auf ben erfen Bid. al iVnben lit:
Ant Der einen sate: y Cine borsislide, srobc aanetarie aaer
Gambler europas NIT genaIer ge5eihnung (burh Hare. rotbe Snnfte)
Der Sanpt { E # II n q E n unb NJ II a r nationen zines ieben 2anbes.
SStefes 1T nberans pertbpoa. nm Den @eriauf Der perihieeenen 6eIbs
5u9e IN Beeien, 8ranfretd. HuBlano etc, etc, gu nerfo9en nO
better gu perfeben.
p Inter Der aarte guropas ldt man in flarer, Ieift Ieierliher,
groBer Sfrtt: al Surge Insabe Der ariessurfade; By Ste Cut
nebMn9snrdhen lmo Befnnnuneen oes Oretbunbes, lmb Der
Sriple entente; q Genaue ansaoen Der %normaIen Site
eenss lno ariesstdrtc Der Irmeen, 6Iotten uno 2uiti6iife auer
Sdnoer guropds, iofpie Der Ser. Staaten nmb Sapans.
Auf Der anoeren sete: II &arte Der sansen @et, hc ie in
p,e'en1 arie9e perfptdet 1T. NIT Gngabe Der G ntfernuusen bon
tinanosr. Der Saupteontinene unb Seebdfen, Safenfeitunsen unb 9Route
umo Sdree Der 8aupntifffabriSsa inien. @on iebt bic senauc Gage
Der Sntel n uno beionoers. in tnrer 6arben. bic ufpnten Der
neridiebenen trieefibrenoen Wutionen umD Die @rSbe Der Gambler unb
Solonten IN Guab~ratmciIen. Sebes 9an6 bat ieine eisene
SarSe, M,al DE nnttsrissiiden 8 abeIlinien fnb flar Ssrseifnet
2 Inter Der WeIfarte Nebt cine b e r 9 I c d nbe 8drte Der
Ser. staaten. in helbs binein Bic beridiebenen enropdiiden gtaaten
sinse5ehhnet iib nb baber eans fmr bas GrDbenperbdtnis an
Jlddentnhalt. i'm Tergleid1 3u ben Scr. Stdaten lnb ben einselnen
staaten sstsen. .setr Iebrreid unb nertbpoG, niht mabr?
81 Mn8dbc Der Heacrunesfornt Der en3elnen 3Gnber. nit Same
Deg Serridbers unb beg etruaisen Ibronoeers. SIddeninbalt, geboltez
runssSael lrS 9auptndete. auh %praftif6 Of. re 2! Gs lit
fpDtfbtQtg fir 25 Gents. @ E.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Gas Sdippsnlieh Der Ganhmebr.
mGnner.

Selbit Die ifAperc @rbeit bes gr6e.
if,ippens beseiitert uniere 2unofpebr.
leute, Die binter Der Sront init 9efeiti.
9ungsdrbeiten beihGfttet iinb, AZ
poeiieooIlen grgiiiien. Gin vidippen.
Scr" l~tnteroffiSier aus Dem SeIbe
oiftet:
3es Morsens, Ell Sie Conn er.
Doft,
@b' fertie nod sic Sfrippeu,
Stno BEL Der arbeit mir nit Madf,
Mtr Observation-Disclosures
@enn anoere 5ur 8eiperseit
Sn &uffee -alifen jtippen,
9ann finoet ibr uns tets bereit,
Wtr fippen-ihippen-ihippen.
llnb penn Ser 1ono nit ieinenn
Siht,
geItrablet Berg unb Slipper,
@ir Sonbpebrm1nner idlaien
nid,t,
S8ir Observation-Disclosures.
Omar iinb mir nid)t III SeinoesIano,
God feiner 5iidt Die 2ippen.
@ir bienen audi Dem 8oterIonb
Wit Shtppen - Shtppen -
,Sfippen.
llnb lit Der Srnnamann crit beiiegt,
Der Hltii' rro andre Sippen,
Gann itnb mir frob uto fre,isper.
gniiet
ltn6 boren altf au ifippen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
t&no aamn Der ariees. altlas!
4udl bins % Gents.

~~~ "V ~ WYE
ghoer: oes 8aners Wilbeln BEG 3tpeiten bon 9eutihIanb; BEG aaicrs
Srans Soief bon Seterreihs llnedrn; beg G3arcn Nitolans bes 3neiten
BON HuBlano; oes Yraioenten Toincuri bon Sranfreif; beg aonies
IlbertS bon Selgien; Serbinanbs pn gulearhu; @onfanhn bes
Grren bon @richenlanb unb Gftor gmanuels bon StaGcn.
2 Aud fno IN oieien Itas Die genauen Insaben iber l1riade
pes &rieaeS unb angabe bet Sriebens> unb %ariesshdrfe br perIhies
oenen Boiler ge8eben.
81 Der atlas entbdIt in srobem ~arabaabc folsenbe aanpiarten:
a. ale eonfrnsnte nnb gfeere nnb Snieln; b. europa NIT Saupts
llnearn; e Die europdiihe 5irtei. guIgarien, Nunndnin, serbien.
Wontsnesro nnO 9riehenlanb; d Srantrcid; 81 bas 9eutihe Reid;
b. Stahen NIT sylien. sarbinicn uo aoriia. 2iie aanbtarten
gsben gans liar uo beutlih: ieSe propinS. ieben sroberen 9anbbesMf,
1eoe grobere Sabt ub ioear Die stabthen in allen bIien 9dnbern an
uno limb ale in idonenn Sarbenbrud nussefibrt.
Sn tlenerenn UeaBfabe Hb bann mod seseben 2anbfarten: al
griedenlanb; b bon Spanien umb Yortusal; ej bon enalanb unb
Sales; bon Norpesen uo sdpeben; g bon SrIanb; 81 bon
S6otnanb.
aIfp mertbe abpnnenten!
Sic fonnen biie 8unbfore su 25 Gents bs stid, unb Den
&rmssatIas 81 25 Gents bs stid erbalen, penn Sic ibre 3eituns
elm Sahr i'm Voraus be5ablen. Wer bic Manbtarte II n b ben Itlas,
aio bsiSe. tphnidt. Iec so Gents BEL.
NsohlSertanSen! nniere Ssier erbalten bel goraisbesabluns audi
Die idbrIibe Yrdmie: ben oGbeliebten. ihonen unb inb1Its1
ret1en "Sfegensburser NarienfaIember" gratis ins Saus seliekrt.
geHeIIsetteL
8atboIHde 9rudseienitaft. Dubuque. sotpa-
@eebrte 3erren! VeItegenb finbsn sic ben getroa bon S.......
as 4e5ab!nne aqer HIditdnbe umb fir elm Sabr i'm @oraus ub
rs eents fur Die Wanbfarte bs arieses;
25 Gents fir ben ariegsatIas;
Sir beioe 5uianrmen so Gents.
shiden sic min sefl. aud ben ~Resensburser Naricntalenber"
fir bas Sabr 1915.
adtunssbon,
Soffart:
Sfaat:
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12
THE WAR SITUATION


  H, to  decid m he
   week  happenings either Poland oaia vien
  oc. fight the last few days south of krasnosts
  to
  
  lof men munt in    He a
  merely sm section o the front which exsnds North most the frontier. frz%t
 
  my glorious traditional
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12
CARRANZA AGENCY
 MAKES STATEMENT

Washington4 July 11.-Dispatches to the Carranza agency from Vera Cruz tonight announced that General Car ranza was sending officers of the va rious departments of his government on a special train to Mexico City to set up civil administrations.
 General Lopez de Lara, newly ap- pointed governor of the federal district started from Vera Cruz with. his staff several days ago and is believed to have taken charge in the capital last night. when. according to state depart ment reports, the Zapata forces evac- rated after making last stand against the victorious attacking army under Gen. Pablo Gopzales.
 No details of the situation In Mexico City came today either to the. state de- partment or to the Mexican agencies. The department has heard nothing since the brief consular message am rouneing that the Carranza forces had occupied the city. The Carranza rep resentative received dispatch from General Gonzales, dated at the field headquarters 5 D. m. yesterday. and de- layed in transmit ssion. telling Of the evacuation and saving a detachment had been sent southward to cut off the retreat of Zapata's army. This mes sage said:
 !. Mexico City is being evacuated by the eZapatistas and the constitutional- ist forces are occupying the capital tonight. There was severe fighting this morning in the outskirts of the city between Guadalcupe and Rio Consulao, which Is within the city limits. The zapatistas. lost $500 men. four pieces of artillery and great quantity If small arms and ammunition. 1mme- diately after the morning defeat they
 tcsatinued sn Pass Eisi4)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12
Times Says Evasion"

London, July 12.-Q:32 a. m.)-In an edi- torial on Germany's reply. the Times says:
 ''The note is compound of evasion, misstatement and effrontery, such as only Teutonic diplomacy could have brewed, and is not likely to ease the tension be- tween the two countries. The assurances twice demanded by the United States are not even mentioned. The note neither promises nor refuses financial reparation for the loss of American lives, and neither agrees nor declines to furnish assurances that similar outrages will not be perpe trated in the future The matter Is ap- parsntly beneath Germany's august no- tice.
 The solemn representations or the Uni ted States government are treated with the silence of disdain. The main issue remains as it was. The Germans have not attempted to meet it, nor are they likely to- Their offer of means whereby Americans may purchase immunity on the seas is simply an attempt to induce America to connive at the illegal and tn- human practices of the German admir- alty.
 ''The time is clearly coming when diplo- matic negotiations and remonstrances must give way to some more positive method of asserting American rights. un- less, indeed, the President decides to re- ce1e altogether from his chosen position. On the manner in which President Will son and his advisers meet this crisiL will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12
JUDICIARY REPORT ID RECOMMEND MANY
 CHANGES IN COURTS
Recommendations Affect Jefferson C0unty-All the Present Judges to Vacate Office in 1917
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

Montgomery, July 1.-tspeciaI. ) The report of the legislative recess committee on judiciary will not he completed prior to tomorrow night, and will not he made public until the gem erni assembly reconvenes Tuesday.
 The effect of the work of the commit tee. if that work is indorsed by the leg islature. will consist chiefly in the crea- ton of an elastic judiciary which will save money indirectly by keeping dockets clear of cases. All city courts and all law and equity courts will be abolished. The number of judges will be reduced to 35 and the number of solicitors to 21. All judges will receive s3600 and all so- licitors s2400 from the state per annum, but no restriction Is made against the counties adding to the diaries in any amount that they consider wise. How ever the committee will recommend that all fees now drawn by solicitors and coun- ty judges be subverted from the indvid- uals to the state, a recommendation which imately $S3ooO.
 HOW Will the WOrk or the committee effect Jefferson county? In the first place, all judicial positions in the county will be declared vacated. effective January 1, 1917 Immediately thereafter, the people will be called upon to elect eight circuit judges The position now held by Hugo Black. county solicitor viii be declared vaca ted, and 1t will be impossible for MT. Black to run again before the expiration of the term of Solicitor Tate in 1919. The members of the committee admit that valiant effort has been made to save Mr. Black but that the effort was un- availing because of the committees opin- ion that if that body endeavored to play politics In the interest of any Individual 1t would Immediately loose the confidence and respect of the public.
 The committee report as indicated in The Age-Hera of this morning, may not be signed by all the members. One of them might make minority report How ever, Chairman Davis tonight, while ad- hitting that the report might be not in- dorsed unanimously expressed the opin- ion that it would be sustained by the legis- lature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12


 F Vera Cruz, July 1f.-An official an- rouncement. issued at the headquarters of General Carranza today concerning the taking of Mexico City by the Car ranza forces, says:
 Some of the constitutionalist troops entered Mexico City and the Zapata followers fled. General Gonzales was delayed outside the city because the bridge across the Grand canal had been blown up, preventing military provision trains from crossing
 "As soon as temporary bridge has been completed General Gonzales will enter. General Lopez de Lara, the new military governor for the federal dis trict, is preparing a decree for the pro- lection of private property. General Gonzales expects to provide food for the people,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-12

Not only do. officials feel the United States must refuse to accept German proposals for the future conduct of American citizens on the high seas, it was declared, but the failure of Germany to disavow the sinking of the Lusitania with the loss of Amer ican lives, in their view, has brought on crisis.
 That there will be no action by the United States for at least another week was indicated today. Several days will be required to measure fully the consequences and responsibilities the American government will incur in framing a policy to meet the sit nation. Secretary Lansing probably will go to Cornish, N. H., within day or two to confer with President Will son. He said tonight he would study the note carefully and then commun- icate with the President.
 COUNT BERNsTORFF .........e TO CALL ON LANSING
 Count von Bernstorff. the German ann bassador, intends to call on Secretary Lansing during the week to learn infor- mally whether he can be of any service in the situation.
 Today the official text of the German reply arrived, and was made public It differed only in unimportant words from the Associated Press copy which came from Berlin Friday night
 In all quarters here the reply was the single topic of concern. What the ac- ton of the American government will be is doubtful largely in the sense that the means of expressing the ideas and purposes of the United States have not been decided. It was indicated author