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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
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5eutfde Rilitiriiisssr entpideln lebhafts
SGtigfeit.

.Scarta@.
Sfutf@e Rilitariiisssr sntpi6eln lebhafts
Sitisfsit.
Baris, 2. Ssebr. Deutidbe MiIitGrs
flieser sntwideln auf Der sanjeu 5ront
sine lsbbafte Tdti9teit. Siele Orts
idaften, pon Der OiOroiee bic ju ben
Uoselsn puroen In ben testen Ea9en
heimssiuht. uno in Dhniirheu allttn
fameH fshjig Gomben uieeer Der
anseri9tete Shabsn LIT anssblid unr
gerins. Nnoere Orte, bic bon oeut.
idsn WfilitdrfItsssrn beimeeiudt mur.
ben, finb .a'WiouGon. 3uneuille,
Remiremont uno uisle anoere tleine
Srti6aften In elmer Rabins uon 70
WfeiIen pon Wtes
3sppsIiHe iibsr Sobsr seii9tet.
SOnoOn, 2. 5ebr. -Ssppsltns" wur.
ben 9eitern iiber Douer sefiftet; aber
bur4 cine pon ben Sorts aus auf lte
er6ffnste Sanonaoe pertrieben, sbe iie
ir9eno melfeu Sfaben an9srittet bats
ten. Man bebauptet In Oouer. oab
iie In Oitlidsr Ridtuns fOrtssfahren
linb.
SIN 9aufe Der usrsanssnsn gia9t
wuroe bier semeloet, baB fiinf -3eppes
line" iibsr Romforo. elmer jm6lt Dtet.
len pom Dousr sntiernt 9elssenen
StuOt. uno iiber Porndurd asiidtet
worbeu iiuo. Sn Der bitsbe,asltden
utelouus bsist es. bas bic r3sppsliue@
In weitli9er Ri4tuus msiter fubreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
Siirfen fssen.

3onltantinopel. 30. San, iiber Ser'
lin. Das tiirtilhe amtlide 3ris9s'
bureau psr6fisntlihte bsute morsen
cine Utittsifuns, bic Die pom ben 6ui'
fen bsrihtsten Siege sriinolih wioer'
leat: .Jl0roli1 pon Slti mar uuferG
SfienIius erfolsrsih. gBIr mahten 800
@etangens nno erbeuteten eroBe Wten'
aen on @ewehrsn uub WtunitiOn. So'
nobl I'M 3uutuius wie in PsrIieu per-
lisisn Die militdrii6sn llnttrnsbmunssu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
StOdfIeden aus @df9e.


y Mdn l5Ie einen @blDffeI Gblor
tulf in bier Quarts @aFer, inben
man nit bOlaernem 2Dffel gut riibrt
Der befledte @rtifel nirb nun binein
geItedt uno nit bOl3ernem @dIbeItoc
ober &o6I0ffel ftets 6arin berumgeor
beitet. 70 bob ole Seile lpIe unb il
8epegung sebalten perben. . uni
bdlt man an, bis bic Sleden Der
fbipunoen iinb; bann fofort in meb
reren tolten @dTern Ipiilsn uni
I6lieBlib in bic ri6tise @GIde iteden
q @tn5elne Sleden reibe man mi
getp0bnliber SeiFe Elm uno Itrsue Pfei
fentbon (Suners Gartb) barauf. SI
Iebt man bos Stiid me6rere Stunbel
ber freien 2ufi aus.
81 Winn Iede bic 9eeenitGnbe Il
Iaucre Mil9 pber in 8uttermil1, leg
Iie oann in bic Sonne unb itede fie
naGoem Tie peiB geluOrben, in reines
tIares @oFer.
4) Ginen GBl6ffel SaIs unb einei
SeelOffeI pulperiiierter Salmiat pirl
sufammen eemif9t unb in lauen
Wofer 9eIDf, bann bic ssleden odmi
beftrifen. Der 2uft ausfeben, ban
In frif9es @afer iteden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

= Der 26 Sabre alte Robert Dan.
isls pon Quincg ausnus maHte lesteu
Donneritas Tdbreuo eines 8eiu4ts
In yiew gOrf einen SelbifmorOueriud.
inbem er mebrere Bihlorio pom Wfers
fur 2dielhen uerit,lndte. Die That
erfol9te In eiuem Nnfall BON Shwsr.
mntb, ourh Sranfbeit ueruriaht. @r
wutoe am Samitas In frasliAem gu
ftano beimgebraht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
Sir 9ans llnD
&iid)e.
SettfIeden aus 2eber.

Siinf @romm StrT9bornTuI5 tper'
ben in fiinfSis @ramm parmem Maf'
fer aufgeIOf. Siermit perben BIZ
Sleden boriihtig gebiiritet. Sobalt
fi1 S6oum biI0et, miro bic SliiIItg.
lett nit einem ipeiBen 2Gppdsn abee'
tupft unb bic StelIen bOrii1tis troder
aeriebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04

Bel Serrenfmnsea, Auetidua.
geH nnS Seritau@uagen
@u&s man fOfOrt Ginrsibunssu nit
Or. Rthter's
Pa1n - D<pe11er
Seit uter3ig Sabren bswdbrt unb be.
Ikbt In beutihen SamiIien als Saus,
mtttel. 2be nnb Doc tn Gpotbefen.
Bur edit NIT Gnfer.
F. AD. RICHTER & CO.,
(aus RuOOlftaOt, Ehhrinssu,)
A1SO Washington Str, New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-04
Heridt nber ben 3uitano Der
Gountp Sabiaas 8anf,

BON Serautpn. SO. 506 Sprurt SiraBs, BON
eadapauua COUNTY, YtnHfYIvauia. am S@Iub
bee @tiHdfis am %. Sauuar 1915;
@slbmittsI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19
PERSONALS

A. L. Wilbur, Of Albany was in tbo
city yesterday
H. y. Latham is in the city TODAY
from Siverton. ''''
Ralph r. Mooros Is home from n ten
days outing at Gcurhart.
koSe Domrcll will 20 to Newport
Saturday for a few DAYS.
- G. knightlnger is in Newport for
two weeks vacation.
Alonlo Seamstcr and mother lcft yes.
t'rday FOR two weeks visit at Nav.
port '''"
MRS Leila Lynch win return tomor.
row from visit at Amity and Me.
c, g. jefferson, agent Tor the Ford
at Jefferson, is IN the city today ON
business.
Glenn y. unruh is out ON his ropcb
near Dayton today looking uftcr his
pruue crop.
William Goulct, Jr, of Woodburp.
IL IN the city today, coming by tho
motorcycle route.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Clinton. Of the Port
land high school, is visiting in the civ
win her aunt, Mrs Fred \ Bynon.
MISS Eva l., Scott has returned ia bor
nome IN the city after spending hrr
vacation with friends on Howell prp.
irie ''
Mr. and Mrs Earl Anderson and
daughter Daryl, returned last cycnipg
RON u two weeks visit at san Frnn.
cisco,
Miss Carmen Kramer returned last en-.
oning TO her home In Eugene nft,r
spending week with the family ~
g. H.. Scott.
Miss Hazel rodhuntcr Of the nttor.
hey generals office, nccompnricd b,
her mother will leave Saturday for n
vacation at Bay Ocean.
Miss Emma Waldorf. bookkrepcr f,r
the W W Moore furniture store. ,ith
het mother nn spending the week M
the Abbey house, Newport
Mrs. W p R. Smith, of Orppon Cit.
Formerly Il resident of this city. rr
turned TO her home yesterday after a
short visit hcW with friends.
Mt and Mrs luthy aud Miss Ada
traucis lett yesterday for their hum,
at Gold Tin They have been here four
weeks visiting relatives Mr Lutby
Mill teach school this winter near Gold
/ lhn '' '''''
George y Watson aud family 0rr
spending two weeks nt Raw O,,sp.
Mith them uc Mrs Watson mother.
Mrs, flcmiug, Of New York. and Mis-,
Rae Fleming and John sands. also of
New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19
MOTHERS BELIEF IN
INNOCENCE Of FRANK
She DenOunCeS LynChers As
Having Taken Life of An
Innocent Man

Now lorh Aug ~ sobtnr b,t
icflN the mother ot leo NJ. FauE
to'av sorowWly reiterated her hrli,t
va the nuo,euce OF hyr sun. who vn.
mnEod bN O Georgia mob tof M, nl
leecd murder II Mary rharau. Ettl,
Factory worker
"A.tcr he was first condemned
said Mrs Fank, "teU told me- a. ths
Nararcuc said while dy,pp upop IN,
ctoss, dod t0Wiyc them for me, kpcw
not wnat they lo Now. I only wish
these men know What they Nd.
~ bon Z ash me ir Z fotgi,, them
the agcd mother sohbrd som, l,y
maNho I ran
Mrs, Hank denounced tho ,h,rr. ,f
hct s'a A. having takcu thr lft Of an
Innocent man.
There were few Jouercr sr,uuJ
ne Prank home 10 which the hol, IN
lhc hanged man was taken this after.
hoou Toe widow was In state of ,ol
ap'r She did not sleep on the cn,irc
.nr FROM Atlanta The date of hr
.enefal will probably be- fixed tWirht
The body " leo M FRANK wae eK
'et'ed TO be moved FROM an uader,ak
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19
Cashier Company Case
Goes 10 Jury Tomorrow

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. ls, The TRIAL of
'N former ofti,et, and statesmen ot
Che United states tashier company, who
N'e -hargrd by the government with
fraudulent usc ut the mails was fapid,
uaNiug 90 % close TO-DAY. u was br
hrvcd the fate VI the defendant.
would De in the hands of The mry ,omc
time tomorrow
Attorney Robert Maguire made the
closing argument tor O b. Grrncrt on,
ot ihe defendants this morning. ANA
'h'n Judge Martin 1. Pipes, represent,
ing Frank M,ucfce. president Of tho
-..... ~, IaaN. eegau Ne hnal remarks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19
Social and Personal

CAROL 8. DIBBLE.

Mrs. $. $. Busch, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Grabenhorst Of Fair
mont Hill, has returned to her nom,
at North Yakima, Wash, after spend
ing the summer with her parents. Sh,
was accompanied BY Miss Nell Graben
horst who will pass the winter with
her sister
Among the salcmites registered at
mountain and beach resorts the past
week are the following: j. A. Church.
III, Hotel Moore; X. B. Duncan, Hotel
Mears, Seaside; Anna Crum, Foley Hot
Springs; W. H. Tooze, Shepherd s Hot
Springs, Carson, Wash; VI. +. Smith,
Mrs. Thomas J.. Smith, Hotel Warren.
cannon Beach; Dr. and Mrs II. G. En-.
ley, Tawneys; Walter w. Curtis. VI.
II. StrausbOrough, Bar View hotel; s.
y. Minney Hackney cottage: Mrs, C..
4. Green, shelburne hotel, seayiew
Wssh.i Asahel Bush and family. Hotel
Gearhart.
Miss Ganyl Baldwin, formerly Of
Salem, - says the Oreqonian. "is the
guest Of Miss Lenore and Miss Edith
Gregory, Of lrvington. Miss Baldwin
has Just returned from Europe, where
she has been studying for toe past four
years. She is gifted yialinist and a
most attractive and interesting girl
She is one Of the few students who re-.
manned in Germany after the outbreak
Of the war and continued her studies.
She left by way Of Norway Before
going abroad Mis- Baldwin studied
with Marie Page and William Wallgce
draham here, and while in Berlin ,bo
was the pupil Of some Of the most omi
nent masters. Several infmmal pas
ind dinners are planned for Miss Bald. /
WIN W Miss Baldwin is expected by
ier many friends TO visit Salem in the
near future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

herS of the rivers and harbors commis
sion oC congress are inspecting the
canal and locks at Cello on the COlum'
MA T'Ver near The Dalles today The
project was recently completed by th,
government at cost exceeding $l,.
O0o0oO.
ihe committee was taken to Cello
ny ualn and will return to Portland
this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19
: N***A &AA y 4
COURT HOUSE NEWS
******#A*#&%**

me hard surtatug Of the drives
within The tar g.ouuds viii be eomple,
Get tomorrow noon according 10 the rr.
Ip,' oi 'ounN Eoadmaster Culver 20.
uaN ana thr lub VIII finish the laying
'' "N'ot $4,000 yards Of hard surtaciug
on thr roads OF tht, ,ouuty. Mr. Sulver
states mat the original estimate Tor
S0y W WORK was o5 ,ynis per square ward
'o' '.' laNrmvu. but that Il will not
''Sl th', much rhts sum includes che
'rNl vt 10 cents tr square yard which
v la'd io ihr .wpauy tor the use ~
'Nv paving p,un' .H vase the plant is
N'' pN'eA"scd 0y tAe county II the
county court tys.des 20 buy the plaut
'hr rrut Will b, aHpHed on the putchus.
price. Not aIl the returAs az, in n,
present and 81 B, inpossible % .-curr
accurate e'timat,, as 70 the cost Of
the pavement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

fght 10 bring a private action ogoir.,
,ue employer Booth men were emria,,oS ,,a
oy toy Rudolyeil Lumber COMPANY SrS oS
were hurt while IN the SERVED ~ %il guu
company, WV WI TINS
-
5o, a l,.g I,ai5loge license was issued ycs,cr.
uaE AFTERNOON at the office of tbc ,,,,' ,.',,,,
" ele,k to Tony Tuuis Gentry N l,har. ,Jur
of Marion. "U'" 'ooN' also
d, An inventory and apprais,msr, -,
,ue matter Of the estate Of Ira FrL 5 t."
y'asea' was filed today In tbe n,,i,,,, ,i Wv.
sVuIl OF TINS county. The annr.'",','
n'ut ot The estate give, tho n-,n,..,. ,1,sv
~ valued at $4,000 with ma n,rgo,,. yg,a,
t.oP,5N t,, George Eyers, G.. NJ EnrJ.,, L"'
'"O 70 T. Kinney were apppis,,s IVY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

today by sheriff Esth. Tho .to,t ,,
goods ot store az Woodmrp ,v,r,j
oy h'n,Y bomhotf was sold 10 the birb.
est bidder for $50 This stool M
goods was attached ON a m5gmor,
against bomhott ou totes of sQ66 nnJ
SSt with slO5 at attorneys Zoos ,"G
costs oi s523j. on the $50 s,tpr,3 LT L
thr sheriff s2j was paid out f,r t,i ;,.,
On inventory OF the stock and the re-,
"s'nd'i was paid in az the rouutv
hank. e'' D." Wy 'h'
Judge William Galloway Of the sor;,,
department ut She circuit rny,, y
Albany today conducting cour, i'm ,ta,
city Tie will hold court la Linn coma.
yi,y WV ''De w 'A''
Notice VI appeal 90 the summon, ,,r,.
was iiled today iu the circuit rour, N
the c"s' OF Mark r. Upton arnips, ,,,s ~
state Industrial Accident rSmm,.s.',.
and ot George Eyauhoff ornn,t I.
STATE Industrial Accident romu,..i,.
lersc eases were argued IN the ,,re,,,
court before Iudgy GALLOWAY vbo b..A
ng m HoNn o's dc,isiou In the matter IpI.
~ The decision Of Judge GaIlovn, (,
vas m favor Of the defendants m eosi
case and agaiust the plaintiffs who an
pcAIrd to 'he supreme cour,
The ulairttffs .tt..l.4 a.
neaely Of the uct creating the Star,
lnuus'iial Accident commission and nv
authority ~ the tcmuission M ss,,i,
clans and denying he plaintiff AN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19
MRS FEIs IN PORTLAND.

l't'aud. ore. any. lq-,,,.,.,,
ihc WORN 60 which hsr i,,, kallttllng ou
Io..n, a ,,, .a',a effort and moucy. Nr,
of .la.,,, NJ, = '' here today in ad,oSag, ,,
i,S ',s ,e.,i sel, Will address general u.,,
"hEtt meeting ef ,,,.''. y, ,ueet
i'uos ils iomortow afterpoo, "9"'vn 'I.,,
''SIe N,e 'gr san Francisco S,,,.I. g VIII
Kicfsr ts .s accompanied by nsr;,l
fanj' n. .0gli man OF the Jo,cps , Fail
hon % ~ John w. Slaughter. ~ i,, tSl'
Gen. .,s'"5sf y, and economist anJ Nf,u, nv
''''''de Huebsehen, Of New T9a Yo,, Miss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

Jessie Myers. agej %. was comniitea
20 'ae Nvgon state hospital Tor n, IN.
sAny leday after 900 cxamiuatieH by N.
u Lane hcfore Justice ef the Peace
l,aA'el Webster who acted dutiug the
absence u Judge Bushey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

ths return " tho foreclosure sale iu
,ne tasr % the Security state bAEk
se"lHst Henry y, HOmheff wGS made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

TSl,IaIrr TT0snInrTEE NspEors LOCKS
'''''a@ Ore, Aug. ia.-Ts"' Ts'As,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

a hiuc maid who is the great great
tfah''daogater Of Governor lane ore.
roh y mrs. territorial governor. aud tho
granddaughter ~ Wdgy and Mrs Col.
nas .,. oi Dallas arrived m Portland ON
lhnfydaN She Is The daughter Of MIR
snd MfN hoan collins The latter was
nv, luua Nmlfrel Moshcr daughter
Of Mrs Hattie ]. Moshcr VI phorpi,
Anrura Dean Collins is wrll kuavn
special writer ON thr Otcgouitn Flow
,efH aud messagva ui twgtamht,au nre
Nclne sent W wel,ump the new arrival
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

The Priscilla SUNDAY school rIh.s oi
the frst Methodist church dcld a pit
mic at the swimming pool la.t AVIAN
ing The girls left about I o'elotk IN
t'ne TO ENJOY few hours swimminu
belote me picnic supper was spread
oet ON the beach rhuo Of tho clns.
who loincd In the outing were, Mis-.
Margaret ostander Miss Oln Catk
MISS Marie Luthy, Miss GLADYS Inthy
Miss Mabel Garrett, Mis-. Luu Jono,
Miss Ruby Woodward. Miss Myrtle
hhmlL Mlaa An.r..- mn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

A. H. SoamOtcr aud HIS mother. Mrs
Anna Seams,vr, accompanied by other
members q, the family, and Miss Maud
nNcns' loft this morning an motor
tfip TO Newport They will remain az
the coast for o week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

This is without doubt the biggest prOfit-shar-
ing sale that is held in the Willamette Valley 1t
has grown to such size IN the five times we
have made this offer. Until last year we felt it
would be necessary for us to discontinue as it
cost us in actual loss on the suits we sold over
100000 for the one day.
But we will not disappOint the many that have
asked us what date we will hold the sale this
year, and will try and give you the best OppOr
tunity you have ever had.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

Miss Berthn Moores and Miss Carrie
MooIes have returned ~ taeir home in
Portland after q six months trim In
,hhiornm, visiting relatives and
friends The Misses Moorcs are sisters
OF A, N Moores Of Salem and visited
here early in the spring prior to their
California trip. '''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-19

W. II. Stevens, Of Omaha, Nebraska,
10 spending few days with his sisters,
Mrs. y o. DeVoe, Of Salem, and Mrs.
7. J. Hill, Of the Waldo Hills Mr..
Stevens is making an extended tour Of
thu coast, and after a sojourn in Ore.
gon and Washington win visit Califor.
MIA, where he will attend the eTposi
tiOn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
RUSSIANS ALSO HAVE
CAPTURED GERMAN TOWN
Cono1erors Are Believed to Have Start
ed Another Drive at 1ilslt-Austrla
Resumes Fighting With Serbians and
the Montenegrin Armies

perograd via London March o. 245 MT was announced
ocav this morning the Gacan fortress OF sur
rendered to the Russians to-day.
London March o. 337 p mThe great Galcian lofLess "
which the have stauncy de1endea since
the early DAYS of the fell into the hands OF the Russian pc
siegers this morning. j, -, .
With the fall of Przemys the only important fortified town ~
ca still in the hands Austrsps is CracoW III the
west close to the German border The last OF the mproVed %
Notifications Pzemys were captured seVer Gays ago.
the final act in the began about the close OF last Week.
the commander deliberately expended his ammunition ana
+ tho hulk of his garrison out on foon hope of cutting
way through the besiegers. -, e4;eo
With the strong line tightly drawn around the
ton the effort apparently hopeless from the start ana
Ausrans the hands of the Russians Inc loss 70 e
tonic allies in dead and wounded fully many The
shattered fled back into the fortress ana no" nave
fallen into the hands of the Russians 10000 . 90 ooo
The garrison Przemys originally numbered $4,000 10 8oO
but sore shells must have cut considerable NUMBER o
that total siege Pzemys of the most
phases the East The only means OF
with outside world by wireless and the use OF aeopahe
long food has been supplied to the CITY by an aop
making daily trips according to reports
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22

two were attacked by anti.air craft guns
and only passed over outlying districts
of the northwestern part Of Paris and
neighboring suburbs. They withdrew
after having dropped dozen bombs,
some OF which did not explode. The
damage done was unimportant. Seven
or eight persons were injured, but only
one seriously.
"The different stations for anti-air
craft defense opened fire upon the Zeppe-
Inns, which were constantly kept illumi
mated by searchlights. One appeared TO
have been hit. The aeroplane squadron
took part in the action, but mist ham
pered pursuit
Summing up, the Zeppelin raid on
Paris was complete failure. II only
served to demonstrate how well the de.
fensiye arrangements work. The popula'
tion was calm, On their way back, the
Zcppelins dropped dozen incendiary or
explosive bombs on Compeigne, doing
only unimportant damage. Three bombs
we're dropped on Ribecourt and Dresln-
court to the north of Compiegne without
result
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
COMMITTEES
MARKING TIME
No Meetings Of Unions or Committees
Planned for To-day or Tomorrow
Cutters Paying Of.

The situation in the granite industry
tie-up remains unchanged to-day. Eli
forts toward settlement seem TO be
at a standstill, as no meetings are sched-
uled for TO. day or tomorrow. The gran
ite cutters received their first week 5
strike pay this afternoon and the lum-
pers. boxers and derrickmen will pay
10. morrow. The strike committee OF the
granite cutters does not plan any meet
inrs until after they have taken care
of to-day's strike payroll.
II is reported the manufacturers have
endeayored to get conference with the
strike committee OF the granite cnttersi
but that the latter refuse TO meet them.
The only question IN the proposition OF
settlement not yet accepted by the man
ufacturers and stonccutters i that
known a. the "unfair" clause When
this is once taken care Of, the new blil
viii be ready to sign up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
Of the United States to En-
force It's Neutrality
in War
GERMAN STEAMER
HELD AT SAN JUAN
Under Act Empowering the
President to Take
Action

Washington, D. c., March 22.-The
Hamburg. American liner Odenwald'
which was stopped from leaving San
Juan, Porto Rico yesterday by shots
across her bow, is now being held under
the recent congressional resolution em-
powering the president to prevent sup
plies going from American ports TO
ships OF the European belligerents at
sea.
san Juan, Porto Rico, March 22.--Ihe
German merchant steamer Odenwald,
which attempted to leave port yesterday
without obtaining clearance papers, was
stopped as she was passing out the en-
trance to the harbor by two shots across
her bow from flve-inch gun and direct
shots from a maxim. She then returned
and was taken in charge by the collect
or OF customs.
Permission to sail was refused the
Odenwald by the collector pending in
structions from Washington. The steam
er has been at San Juan since August
@. She was bound for Europeaa ports
from the West Indies with freight and
passengers and sought refuge here. Three
days ago she began coaling and taken on
provisions.
Failing to obtain the necessary clear
ance papers her commander apparently
decided to risk the attempt 70 put %
sea-, A heavy gun on MORO Castle
sent two shots across her bows IN way
Of warning, but it was not until the
machine gun opened a direct fire that
The steamer stopped and headed back to
mort
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
THREE SIMULTANEOUS
MOVEMENTS BY RUSSIANS

Simultaneous offensive move
ments against the German, Aus
trian and Turkish armies from the
Baltis 10 the Black sea have been
undertaken by the armies of Rus
sia and in some sections definite
progress is reported. In the ex-
treme north, the Germans are re-
treating from Memel in East Prus-
sia, and the Russians are believed
TO have begun another drive at
Tilsit. In Poland, there is activity
all along the front, but appar-
emily a general battle, which Petro-
grad expects, has not been begun.
In Galicia, there has been violent
fighting for several days. The
Russian army in the Caucasus has
announced victory over the
Turks in the fighting along the
Black sea coast in Turkish Ar
menia.
After several months Of inactiy-
itv. hostilities have been resumed
between Austria and her small
neiehbors. Serbia and Montenegro
Positions all along the front have
been attacked. but the efforts 60
follow this with infantry advances
were defeated. An artillery battle
between the Austrians and Srhi-
ans also Is reported These signs
Of Increasing activity have no par.
abel Oh the western front, where
10 large movements are under
wsy
The attack On the Dardsnclles
also has stopped temporarily, ow-
ing 60 bad veatbcT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
REsrATE THEIR POSITION.
Italians in Meeting RecOnhrm Previous
Protest.

Editor Times: Al meeting held yes,
terdav al the Socialist hall the communi-
cation published in the Barre Daily Times
March : was reconfrmed. adding that we
ask the reconsideration Of the vote taken
saturday. March 6. because We do not aa-
init Il. and because being majority We
want 20 get an arrangement with the
minority Of English speaking members
who insisted on opposing our wishes
We cali their attention 20 the TACT N
vitine them 10 b. with us f0r the victory
Of our struggle, a. that means benefits
also for them We are opposed O. The
6ye-Vear agreement. AZ the term - TOO
LONG. We are in favor Of seven hours fer
= dav's work 20 take care oi the uneni-
ployed question AND the tuberculosis'
abieb kills us We propose % stand for
the above proposition and We VIII remain
y, strike until thc victory h. reached.
oven II The executive committee should
declare tho strike ever and should cut out
the strike pay.
ltaians spaniaras. sviss and Aus.
frfare