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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05
Modern Drug Company

Cut out the coupon In spongbergs
ad In this issue and present 1t ut the
store next week when you go to buy
your bill Of grOcesies. The coupon
will save you money on coffee.
Yon must see our new line Of em-
broideries, insertions and lace en-
broidered voiles to match-all the
new things all the time.at Whitman's
As the ground hog was able TO see
his shadow last Tuesday, guess we
are in for six weeks more of winter.
But then we don't expect anything.
else In Bear Lake but winter until
kabout the first Of April.
Due to the fact that It requires so
much money TO buy wheat, We are
Obliged TO sell for cash. II you wish
to buy mill stuff at the best possible
advantage, show US the cash. Mont
pelier Milling Go.
Eighty boxes Of Boise Valley
Payette apples 20 cents q box
while they last at Spongberg's
grocery.
Mrs. ]. e. Butterfield returned to
her home at Herman, Utah, today
after three months visit with her
mother, Mrs.. Jas. Hanson. Cyrus
! Crane Of Bennington, accompanied
] her and will visit there for several
, weeks.
, Lorenzo Burgoyne & Sons will In
! augurate a big mid winter clearance
sale tomorrow. They have many
tempting bargains in the clothing
shoe and furnishing lines. Lool
} over their page ad In this issue
} The a5OCr club was entertained
} last night by Or. and Mrs. Dor
! POINTER. The first prizes were VOL
! by c. E. Wright and Mrs. r. A
{ sullivan. The consolation prize
2 vent to Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Taylor
2 and the guests prize was awarded :
q Walter Stevens.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Herzog Of Gene
o Va. gave q reception at their hom
a last night in honor OF Mr.. and Mr
! John Mumford, who we're married
Z salt Lake the first Of last montl
9 Mrs. Mumford was formerly hi
. Nellie Herzog. A big dance will
q given In honor of the young coup
IS tonight at The Geneva hall
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05

For sale, household furniture Of all
kinds, in good condition. Call On
J. F. Scott at the Burya place.
Mrs. John Bardole of Pocatello, is
visiting with Montpelier relatives
and friends.
Girls white and red caps-you had
better phone for one as they are go
ing fast -Jones-R Robinson 90.
Miss Emma Spongberg went to
Pocatello yesterday for short visit
with her parents.
Next week we offer Stetson's new
spring line of mems hats for your
consideration. Jones' Robinson Co.
MISS Jeanne Hanson has resigned
her position as stenographer for the
studebaker Go. Of this city.
-Four nicely furnished rooms for
rent. Apply at the Nielsen furniture
store.
The largest line of Spring dress
goods in town at the lowest prices.-
The Golden Rule Store.
If you are in need of new suit of
clothes it will pay you to see what
Burgoyne's are offering In their
spring sale. -
Nose Lewis left last Sunday fol
RChicago, New York and other east
ern points to purchase his spring and
hummer stock of merchandise. - -
Lost, between Montpelier and Ovid
a lady's gold watch with initials M
4. engraved on case. Finder leave
at this office and receive reward.
Wanted, boarders BY the week o
month. Call on Mrs. A. q. Preston
half block south OF the Examine
office.
Take your pictures to the NieLsel
furniture store TO have them framed
One-half price on wall pape
at the Nelson furniture store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, February 5,ls15

The:Daily Deseret News Is on sale
at the Royal Bakery.
A few OF those bungalow aprons
left at 90 cents each at Nose Lewis.
Fine furniture for sale cheap. Call
on Mrs. D'Orr POINTER
For sale, choice residence lot,
l46x8OO feet, close In. See Ned Bodies.
The usual Saturday matinees will
be given at the Rex theatre at 2
o'clock.
Beautiful new silks in stripes and
polka dots-all the new things all
the time at Whitman,s--
Mrs. Josephine Driver went to Salt
Make yesterday for weeks visit
Bring your cream to the Nelson
Kicks station. Cash on delivery and
correct tests guaranteed.
For rent, two furnished rooms foi
housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. John
Jewett.
Keep your feet dry-Florsheim''
new shoes are hers.-Jones-R Robinson
Co.
The express is daily bringing n
new styles in every line of ladies
wearing apparel. Moose Lewis.
John Downing Is looking ate
things on his ranch near Miner thi
week.
Yes, we have them, they arrive
Wednesday, these red and white knl
caps.-Jones- Robinson Co.
For sale, yearling Jersey bul
Write W. A. Myres, box I'll, Ken
merer, Wyoming.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05

DR.. #. J. Alexander, manager OF the
Alexander Optical company Of Salt
Lake. who for many years has been
making regular trips to Montpelier,
viii be- at the Borgoye Hotel, Satur-
day February 10. ali day.
This company II recognized
throughout the intar-mountaln conn-
try ~ leaders in doing high-elass OPP
tIcal work IN all OF lta branches.
II you have any trouble whatever
with your eyes and want the best, do
not fail 10 call
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05
SPRING GOODS

Everyday brings in new spring dFesz
goods. We have full Zine 81 fass
cloths. beverly voiles. plisse. princes
trepes. pineapple batistes. organdies.
zephyrs. gingbams. ealieos and draper
iea. We offer the largest selection u
Gown.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05
Report Of Water Superintendent.

Prom oct. j, 1917. 10 Jan. /, 1915.
Cash from o. =. !. b.
u. Co. ...s... .s.ssazT -
Cash from patrons. 80 70
Cash Tor tapping main - - si,Aso n
scrip from patrons. 4ssp 50
p-m-aa~~re@#
Total canh and scrip. eI,voO ~
EXPENDITURES
Superintendent salaryezes %
=. T. BafKoyne. ....ss % %
Robert RAy. labor 90
ayst1tn. ..sss.4ks ~ .
q. w. a NJ. Co. for
material. ...s ess II 40
John Black. imilaE. - O0
Peat emrei@ and aEAsHHa = A4
Crane Co., n, Il. City.
curb boxes ..+ ~ T&
Jim Willlmmas labor > 90 Ai8 @
~-asa-as----u-r--r--se-ssH
Net Income ....s... n,b18 II
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-05
SKIRTS AT IL PRICE
oVERsHoEs. RUBBERs

We can rave you money On oveFahoes
and Fubbers. We carry only the best
brands. and know thai cur goods give
satisfaction.
Women's sandal rubbera 5. ..... 4ec
Women's Falmouth rubbers. -58c
Wonen'a Primes FuhheEa Csc
Women's Jersey FnbbeFs ...s. ~
Women'a he@ced FubbaKH TIC
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H:c bemtige Gage.

Die beutieen 0adridten babet1
bisber lperis @idtises eemeloet.
Monaitir ioa BON ben 8ulgaren 9e-
nommen lein. Gs nitro mol ridy
tig Iein, lit aber nod nidt beitdtiet.
Sir Die Serben tit bamit ieoe 9ofi-
rllllg geidtuunoent oaB fie ielbit nod
etfDus m1sridten ober bob Die aGiier.
ten &iilfstruppen ibnen ettpas niitel1
fonnten. Mu9 bon BEN moeren
Shladtfeloern lit mdts @ihtiees
5u meIoen. Gas S1tereiianteite lit,
oob Die Staliener iest lire gauge
8raft auf @oer5 fon5entrieren. Sil
Id)einen Die @innabme oieler Staot
NIT aaer @enolt onrdieten at mol
len. gis iest felt es aber nod nil1t
10 aus. als OF iie oies fertig brineel,
tpiir0en.
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Sn SelsraS nady Dem Stnrm.
f. ii. f. ariegspreiieauartier
20. 9ftober.

So
Cine @ranate lit in ben S6rpn-
iaal &onig 9eters eingeldlagen. Sir
idlug ibren 9ogen BON Semlin ms
Ser5 Der feinoliden @auptltaot. Sic
orang bur6 elm 9alfonfenIter inl
5meiten Stof oes gelbgetiindten He-
naiiiancebaues, oeilen &arpatioeil
ms @iftgriine lbilern. Sic ourG-
brad IN Stltbenbreite BEN SilBbooelt
Der gibIiotbef uno PLATTE i'll Sbron.
iaal oarunter, in beiien gabne1ber
2eere iib Der rotbepoliterte Sbroa
perliert. gs lit, oils babe bieie 8om-
be Ole Mobel in ane @inoe pertpebt
uno Bidder, 8iIoer, griefe, slften
iiber Die aroBe atpeigeteilte Sttnert.
treppe init ben goIoenen aolern tn's
SOBER gei1leloert. Dort liegen iie
in $aufen 5tpildet Den idleftell
Gortrdts, Die aonie 8eter I'M ar0.
mtngsornat o~aritellen, @altareIen
oilettierenoer Sofoanten uno 8iiitm-
farten bes ,Gbrlte 0'glpaId", wie iidy
Ser a~ronprth5 auf Dem Barrier 8fla'
iter nennt. gfnr III Der B~or5eQmi.
fanimer flinfen nod Die geidliffener
| aaraffen, Glider, 9ener in @itrinen,
uno in Der @didfammer bdngen
rote uno blaue llniformen Der
8rinsen aus ibrer &Anaben8eit. @r
oie @1ihfammer idlieBt iid Die So.
peae nit Seilieenfresfen. Son III.
rem bunteu Senitern iiebt mo in Der
iutgen, all8li iungen 8arf, Der al
Stene oes abgeriiienen often aonofs
modit. $50 iebt elm iunger t. II. t
SoIoat alf Soften itebt, polterten in
iener @oronadjt oie entieelten 2eibet
@feronoers uno 0ragas aus Den
SenIter. SenieitS Der beIfeioencl
8arfanloge bebt iid nit leeren Sen
Iterb9blen unfertig Der Rerbau otf
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Giienbabn . TaBrpIan.

s. & q. q.
go. 12-8on Qarebo 1900 por;r
No. 5-@om Nor6en ROO BORN
gto. . Tom Noroen 9:56 BORN
9to. 1lGom Nor6en $3.50 oben6s
yto. Coon 2nreoo 1880 obeilhs
No. Boom Norben. .... 7.0O abcnDs
Gbfabrt-
go. 1o-~9ailb erpreb". @0roen
30. s-aoeal mad milano .7:4 4eV' bonn
go. 4ENnd ct. 3ouis. 1920 mifiaus
$50. 6-Na9 ct. Qouis 11no Srten an
Ser Ganta Sc ......s.00 nbenSs
SO. 5Ig2ah Qareoo ...7:50 mnrne,,s
So. 11-3ofal mad Qarebo (aemifhf)
1000 nbenp3
g. q. & y. 3.
SO. go r. Bon asuitOn, @aeo uno Corpus
@9rtlt1 ......... i. 1905 nad1n1.
Ho. 3l@on s2ouiton unb aiiaenorfen
............ $50 BORN.
$40. 5-gon goafim unb aiifenorten
SO. 42-@on aerrpiIe sos ' poym
$50. 44-gon @errbiIle, mi Gonrs
tags ..............6:55 obenoa
$50. 146-9on @errbiIe. tGoIid al,sae<
nomrne Sonntngs $3.50 nbencs
Mbfabrt-
80. 2LMad Souiton @aeo uno Corpus.
e9rltt1 ...........9: $40 porns.
SO. 4-Mad 5oufton unb a~iiiteuorfen
1920 nbenos
No. 6-Nad goafum unb aiiitenorten.
.................... 2:10 nnGm.
$40. 41-Mad 9errbiIle, MIR am Goanz
SO. 439Mod aerrbine 800 absroS
$40. 145-Na9 &errbine, tdgIi6. a1lsses
rtor1n1ea Spnrtags ....7:05 BORN.
g. $. & g. 4. (oauptIinie.)
10. io1-snnfet aiu,itsD. bon aelp Or
SO. 1o2 euniet ainits0. bon san Srans
cisco ........... 1853 borrl-
SO. 7-@dneu8ua. bon Neip Orleans.
SO. s-Gdnsasna. bon Sci saio
SO. a.annist erpreb, bon 7 Rem 5Sg '9 ors
SO. foMsnnfsi Grprss bon gan , ssrars
cisco ............ $3.50 nndm.
Gbfa6rtA
SO. 101-9nniet aimiteo. mad Gan
Jrnncisco ..........4:b0 BORN.
30. t02-@unfet aimiteb. mad Nsetp Or
leans 400 pprtti.
$40. 7-G6neasue. nad Sci Mio.
.........:...11:00 BORN.
$50. 8-9dnel8as nad 1etp Orleans
11.50 fDrrfs <
SO. e-@uniet egpreB mad ean Srans
cisco $3.50 nndfnt.
SO. 10-Suniet ggpreB. mad Metp Or
leans. .............11:00 nadbts
Bfetsria SibiFpn.
SO. so1-gon Souiton, BORT aaDnca.
8ictcria, grero ......7:20 na4m.
So. so2-Ma6 gnero, wietoria. Bort
2apaca. 9ouiton ......7:bb BORN.
R., 8. e q.
mad Rorben-abfahrt
SO. io<aafs aimiieb .i0:Oc rnnrs.
SO. 26-antb SIber $500. $3.50 uadbln.
SO. 22-Nad Souiton. 1890 abenos
NJ r-E
SO. ab-aotb Slber .......7:25 BORN.
SO. g. QofdI -. ..A:26 ndMm.
SO. e-antb aimite6 lib nadpa.
SO. 21-@ou SonYton 100 moraers
eamta Sc Is. &. g. 81. 0epot).
So So'' 7Mwom aorben ......e:55 bonn.
$40. 1--Gom Norben .9.20 nodlrn.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 6-Ind Dem Norben. 500 nabm.
$40. s-Nah benz @orben TAD porm.
e. a., n. & q. g. & g. q. Sepot.;
Mnfunft =
no. 2-@on Corpus gbriiti urs Ga,ri8o
Epriuss ...........4:55 tiadlnt.
Wo. 4-@on Corpus ghriiti. 700 porn1.
SO. 1-mod Corpus SgbriHi uno earri5o
go. s spslmsS Corpus ;i;s;a ahrif, $50 $50 a RsI'ai
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dreie Yredt in sspas: sDnnabtub 20. Ropenbtr 1916.

5ufiinftieen aoniespolaites, beg brit
ten &o11afs, iiber oelien Gfidial
nno geitimmung oie @affea iebt ent=
i6eioen. Gem 8arfeingang gegar-
iiber oltdt ii6 oas ebenerbiee &d1ls=
den Ser ruiiilden @efanotidoft, De
rem 8erbinouneseang 5umslufbau ci-
ne @ranate 5ermalmte. &inter 81 8
len fieben Senitern Der SSro1t e1lt3nin-
oete 1i6 Der 8eltfriee. g. II. t. Sol-
oaten balten be1te ooppr @ad)e.
Oas nadite @dbats, in bas geraee
Die Selopoit eir5iebt, NOR bos Mi-
nilterium bes 4euBern. IS fest
tonieno propin5iellen W~ietbanlern
gleid, uno ieine 4a,15leieinrihtlung
lit Ste eines fleil1en Gropin5oopof l.
ten. Ser 5meiftodige Sbliiterh iii
Der oeutIden @elonotidoft in Der
aronnsifa l1liba nnb oas oiterrei-
dyiidEungariide @eian6tidaftspolais
in Der Stltoenitda l1liba .1inb ber-
itegelt un6 betpodt, pott auBen nno
innen nnperiebrt. 3miihen beioerl
&onafs nno ben gelben &ielenbolt oeS
.Sotels Wosfm" ntt6 peiter Lungs
Der bolagepflaiterten Sera3ia 5iebt
ii6 Die &1lliila oes groBitGotiIden
Guropaertums bin. Die abfaIenoen
Seitengalien aber eroffnen einerl
Slid in BEN borfliden 8alfan pol
germa6rloiung nno 5dmub. Sait az
le 2doen itno geihloiien, fait auc
Seniterideiben bonn 2uftornd Ser
@ranaten ooer bnrd Sdrapneqiplit-
ter 5erlprungen. gerein5elte Sc
bdltoe. 6arunter aGe 3on6mter ufro
Wfago5ine om &ai, bie l1liperiitat
ltno bas Nationaltbeoter iino onsge=
6rannt, anbere oltrd) cine @raaate
idiperiten Gnlibers mie nit genial
ltigem 9eilbieb bon oben Bis uf1ten
5erbadt. Iber oas auf Sen Grim
mern bodgei6ofiene @ras uno 1lat=
|fraut be5eugen oiele @erbeerltnsclt
lals 8irfu1g beg friiberen 9ombarbe-
ments.
SIN groben ga15en lit nie Staoi
%intaft. Die Sample beldrailfter i'd
ouf ben &alimegom Ii. 0as Sabrifs-
|uiertel. Ser &olimegoan lit einc
renig idone Barfanlage auf hers
onfselaiienen Seitungsmdllen am
Norhrmo Der Staot, so Dieter
iifcrm Gtrom.
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Gan Nntonio, Segas, 1OM Gents.
@albe1ton, geltern, II. so Gents.
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Sir MISUNDERSTANDING mad
Geutid)lal0 nno Geiterreid).

8bila6elpbia, t6. Nop. -
@efanntlih lit in ben lebten @od)ell
Der 8afet : Bofperfebrs sfpiid)srl
9eutIblnno utlo Sefterreib l1ngart
anf Der einen ll1to oen Ser. Staaten
auf Der anoeren Seite eingeItcllt
fuoroen. 9amit lit ons leBte Mitttest
zines 4ustauides bon @eldenfCn
nno 2iebesgabenL Iofpie Der l1e6er-
mittlung fleinerer ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ben eenannten 21noern ge1omcmn
mor0en. Sic ginItelung oes Hafet-
Yoltperfebrs nit ben Ser. Staaten
ipitroe bon 9euti1lato angeorbnet,
oa Die boaanoilden 9ampfer, auf
melde es aaein oafiir argeipieieii
mar, ii6 g~epeigert battell, meiterbin
Yoitpafete nab ben Ser. Staaten
gu %beforoerll, neil hire 9umpfer nidlt
h6ufig Die Sabrt baben nlto nidt
groB genug iino, I'M ben ii6 beltan=
Dig ii6 iteigernoen @nforoerungelt
oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gere6t GIT mers
ben. Garauf baben altd oie Ser
Staaten Den &afetpoitperfebr eingc-
itelft.
Giesbe3iiglife geidperoen, mel
de Or. s. s. Seramer, Dem 8rali-
ben oes 9.-a. giationalbuiloes. 6lt-
gegangen iinb uno Mnfragen o5
nidt elm @eg sur @ieoerauhlabme
oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gefunoen mer-
ben iperoen fonnte, boben i'm
peranlaBt. naditebenoen allfruf an
ale amerifanilden 8iirger, patrioti-
lhe Srganilationet nno ale Ser
banoe, 3peige, 8ereine etc. 0es o
81. Nationalblinoes inter Dem beliti
gen 9atim 5u ienoen:
uOie 8eforoernng BON Hafeten iel-
tens Der amerifaniiden 8oltbeborOen
lit nad 9eutldlano, Seiterreid uno
l1ngarn eingeIteut moroen, neil SIC
ipenigen iebt borbaroenen n~eittralell
|Dampfer : @eielidaften Die @n-
nabme tpegen Nlabmangel perDet-
germ. I'm oielen fir SEN Sonfcl
,1nb 8erfebr 10 no~ttpenotgen Sc
f5roerungstpeg tidt ponig an pre-
lperrem, iino fir Die Bafetpoit ipe-
aien neutrale Gdtffe bringerlo notig.
sd foroere oaber aQe omerifa-
niiden 9iirger hermit auf, on oeil
9rdfioenten nnleres 2anoes Betitio,
nett 8il ridten nnb ie6en &ongreB.
obgeoroneten oes betreffenben OF.
ftrifts, lomie Die 9unoesienatoren
hires Staates 8u getpinnen, oomit ois
notigen Shritte si Dem 3mede &C.
tom iperber, DOB fir Die EafetpoItbe-
f5roerung nod ben obigen 2dnoeri,
bon Ser Gegierung Der Der Ser
etoaten eigene Sdiffe eingeitent
iperoen. s. S. Seramer,
9raiioent oes Oh. @ationalbunbes.
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eanta xe (a. Z. 8. q. @eputl
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ten eeeebetL unb es lit nod gar nidt
10 large Der, oaB gauge Iclfer pcn
Der 3nfubr abgeiduitten ma1roen,
ib braube bier nun an Geras nab.
reno oes 8iirgerfrieees gu erin.
ner1, uno man bat in lofd)en Get.
ten al1b @riatmittel finoen miiiien.
aber es NOR bod imln1er mn ETH
fldglibes 8ebelfen geneien, mabrenb
in 9el1ti6lano ii6 oie2ebensueiie i'm
aagemeit1en tpenig ober gar nidli
bot al Deranoern brouden.
gu 3eiten mltBte aaero:ngs and1
an Die Opfermiqigfeit Der 9eutId,ell
oppeQiert meroen, aber e5 galt MIR.
bon ibrem l1eberfluB mit5uteilen uno
BON ibm murbe au6 mir Elm flei1er
Cell perlangt. 9ie befanntcite Mas-
regel bieler Dirt mar oie Iufforoe=
rung, @eeenitonoe aus anpfer nllo
afeiling ber5uge6etl, oils gnglanO
Die 3ufnbr bon &npfer alts Sdlre-
ben sn berhinoern Der lallb. sufS
Wereitpiaigite fam Die 8eoolferllna
oieier Mnfforoerung mod. @us III
len gden unb @infeln mlirbe sli-
lammengeillht, mas an fupferllen
@eeen1tdnben i'm 9auie mar nnb nit
5toI5, ri6t NIT 8eoauer1t muroc
es BEN 8eboroen CUR Gerfiigung ge=
itellt. gs paren ia feline groBe1t
Spfer, Die eeIeiftet muroen, obcr
rie 8ereitpilliqfeit, NIT Der man Tic
l%eiitete, bat ood) ge8eiet, oaB Dos
6eutibe Golf au6 Dor groBen Spfern
niht 5nriidldreden tperoe.
Die gldn5enoe uno eifrige 3eid)s
nltne Der ariegsanleiben sebort Ell
eentlid niht bierber, aber ie ioIl
bod als eth 3eiden Ser 9%eiitungsfG-
bigfeit bes beutlden 8olfes erp1G1it
meroen, Dor ullem neil Elm galt5 be-
innberer l1mitano babel nod imEler
nidt al(gemein befannt lit. 9eutid-
lano bat taulenoe BON Miaionen
geborat, ober es bat iie bonn oeutiGell
&olfe geborgt Mus ben Sai6en Ges
oeutiben @olfes lit ser meitm15
groBte Sell bes @eloes eefomnlcll,
bos 4uslano bat nifts oa5n beige
tragen; MIR Ole I'M Iuslano le-
6enoen 0elitfden baben eirten iebr
flei1en Sell Der lebten @nleibe ee=
seidnet.
8ie3inien geben infolge neiien nidt
ms Iitslano, ioroern Tie bleiben in
9eutldlano ltno bas Belo miro
gum groBten Sell in 9eutihlano
a~isgegeben, fir oeutide %Sieferungen
Ron 0eutlhen HobmateriaIien itno
oeutiben Sabrifer5eugniiien. 90 lit
es NIT bielen Miliarbett, oie 5uian.-
menge6radt nnroen,. nur elm Ser
nusnebmen aus elmer gaide ullh
Sineinfteden in Die anoere, es fin
oct fem @bfluB bes @eloes nad) al.-
Zen bin ftatt uno oamit ald feline
S6mdbung Der S~inan5fraft aes
Golfes, lonoern in @irflid,feit cine
Stdrfung 6erfelben.
ltno idlieBlih Die Oeutlden @af-
tenerfolge! 9elgien baben lie err
Ebert, @ali5ien befreit, ben grobten
Sell bon Golen inter oeati6e Som
troae gebradt limo iiberaa lot
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Evening star., 1915-02-25
RUSSIA MAKES CHARGES
AGAINST TEUTON ALLIES
Memoir Filed With State Depart.
ment Alleges Atrocities and
Other Offenses.

The Russian ambassador. George
Bakhmeteff. has sent to the State De-
partment memoir from his govern
ment, charging Germany and Austria
Hungary with violations of the Geneva
Red Cross convention and of part of
The Hague convention. 1t charged
these governments with mutilation and
killing of wounded Russians, with put
ting to. death Russian prisoners, with
traitorous attacks on the Russian civil
population by German and Austrian
armies, attacks against Russian troops
by the civil population of German and
Austrian territory, the use by Austrians
of dumdum bullets, and with the desc
Grafton and pillaging of churches
Copies of the memoir were presented
by the embassy also to the Latin Amer
lean diplomats here in whose countries
Russia has no representative, to be
forwarded to the Red Cross societies in
those countries. The document was
brought to Washington by Baron Rem
aud d'Ungern- -Sternberg, who has just
arrived to be second secretary of the
embassy, to succeed Boris Yonine, who
will be attached to the Russian en-
bassy at London.
Evening star., 1915-02-25
FATE OF FRANK RESTS
ON PLEA BEFORE COURT

The fate of Leo NJ. Frank, under
death sentence for the murder of Mary
Phagan, the Atlanta, Ga, factory girl,
depends upon the outcome of oral ar
gument of his habeas corpus case,
which was to begin late today before
the Supreme Court.
Attorneys in Franks behalf were
ready to argue to the court that he
should be released on a habeas corpus
writ on the ground that mob violence
and his absence from the trial court
when the jury's verdict of guilty was
returned deprived the court of juris-
dicton over him.
Representatives of the state of Georgia
were to argue that he had had ample
opportunity to raise the point of alleged
mob violence. and that he had not done
so in due time. They also had prepared
to argue that waiver by Franks former
attorney of his right to be present when
the jury returned it's verdict was bind
ing on him.