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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
PLAINFTELD.

The Willow Dale Dramatic club n
Fast Barre vii present. ~Wiliow Dale.
~ the opera house here Saturday night.
Admission, adults 25c sud children l0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-23

be needed. The United States would
not be alone in needing this warning.
Every maritime nation would be con-
fronted with the necessity OF armins
itself to the best of it's ability, in
order to maintain its independence
in the face OF British militarism.
The United States does not aspire
to be mistress of the seas 1t is will
ing to confine the size OF its navy to
point no more than sufficient for
tho national defense.
Is Great Britain willing to do the
same thing? Is she satisfied with
navy that can guard tne shores Of
England and its colonies, or viii she
be satisfied only with the absolute
mastery OF the seas2
Americans do not relish the idea
of q benevolent protectorship of the
ocean by Great Britain. They do not
wish to have all naval and maritime
questions decided by Great Britain
by virtue Of her command of tho sea.
An overshadowing militarism on the
sea is repugnant to them, no matter
how literally Great Britain might
interpret the rights Of this and other
nations.
y
that there is mot much danger" OF
British militarism. The British gov
ernment, however, makes no secret
of its intention to increase the Brit
ish navy, and it boasts that the navy
is larger now than when the war be-
gan. At this moment the United
States and Great Britain are at odds
regarding the attempt to use this
enormous sea power in q manner that
is unjust and injurious. Presumably
Great Britain will cOncede the just
demands Of this country and refrain
from further interference with inno-
cent commerce. But if she should
not, surely the United States will be
face to face with a great danger
not an indefinite future danger, but
an imminent danger, namely. a con
hict between the comparatively feeble
United States navy and the most
powerful navy in the world. Yet, in
spite Of the disparity in sea power,
the United States would fight rather
than surrender its right to carry on
peaceful commerce.
The whole world is affected by
Great Britains military policy on
the sea. If this policy is TO be the
development of an overpowering
militarism capable OF bullying other
nations into q surrender OF their
rights, the world Will, of course, take
steps to defend itself against the new
danger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-23
gsFnnutmadanosn.


ftNAikN NlAkAks
IS iuir0 bcrmit gioti8 Gelcbcn n0B oer
WinOOr nn0 Sia0irntD ben baltimore nm oic
Nnnabuc ciHcr Sctor0IunA erin6 iJcroen MIRO
ihr oic 6pnoenuiruna, Gr5fiunne uub @erOrea
tcrnn8 ocr @rtiierstowngoao bon iDler iesiae1
Greie BON SO SUB aul cine 9cpldAic Srelie
bon 66 Snb bis 3l2 isuB ods Hnno, oas bier
our0 3u conocmHren qepant uiro. lpu cileu
&rcis mil 372 SUB &ur@meiicr bil0cn ccr
@mico Circle 3n ncnnen 1T; ods Sano, luic
IS eonoennirt rerocn ioa miro pie iol9t be-
gla 6as 2auo, oas iurer6n.b oes umianes
clncs areics nit 1856 5uB hpou5 lic9t ociien
aQiiicpunlt aui Der Ndttcllinic Ger so 5uB
preieI &eiiiersiopHR9oo lieoi, gie iie iiD
neien Seroromrs gr 22s in Der &ro5eour
Der 9onScmniruna bcliiloci. uno ncncr Ndiels
punli iiolim 12' 40'-2V' Oilib 1878 5uB
bon eer 4rcn6aaa ieat, wedDe oAr4 beiaaie
n1Vooiui6iic Scie Der Retiiersiopns&ono uno
Der noropeiiliniien Seiie oer @ar 8eiabto glpe
aeDiloct piro, mic lest "a Sub brcii aneqcloat
ole 9ooroilaicn bcldaicn NNucipunlies ocs oes
igaicn Circle. ani oas BOY Der GogoaGap3ilbeu
&crmcilungs 0onmiiion ocr Sidot baltimore
bempie Spitem baliri, iino peftid 1ls044 5uB
uno noroliO i0iS5.52 SuB.
Minn lc0e Narlc ncs ocidgicn Circle iuc er
6u ccnocmniren gepiani nra, I'm Srdiu oe5
Sntcnua occ Strdben0ur1brl0ssS ldrc.
(Snn23 %, sc, ,Ecbri)
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SamItao, sen %. 9annar 1913.
Die GnelinOer ipredlcn i'd WlntE ~.

Ole Dor me5rerel Mod)en bonn @roB.Aomra b.
Sirpib in 9lustt geiteltc 9odaoe GngIan0s Otrd
oeltdle llnterieeboote 6at begonncu oiienbar. ge-
itern ulroc Gin britiides 3aoelsi5iif a Scr Sabrt
ron Gn9lan0 nad &onanO torpe0irt uadocn Die gc-
inbung por6er bon benz Sbrer oes Oeltiden llneree
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hngs6ooten 81 Derluen
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lano aus can ebten God pieiic" Sic agen, Der Sin.
grill Der oct1en 2uitotte babe pcriagt lno Jest
idretc man gum alerlesten @littcl oas and Deragcn
uerO,
galn, sic 2onooncr 3eitungen iinO ieoenfals nidlt
10 to0tiid1er ais iie d5 Dor Der gSelt Den gndcin
gc5cn cob oic Angriiic Der oetden 2uftotte nibts
3u beoelten ba6en merOen un0 ooB and Die 9lodaoc
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peritanolib, OaB e iiJ Nht6 5predcn geraOe 10 mic
Der Sungc Der gladts am 6rieOboie Uorbei nub Ourd
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itd:
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iencr @eiuob. oai oGtihc Suitidiic O5r }or0iecite
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r Gnalano folgcn peroen. Sn Der Deriloiienen Natt
5cigten id pcoer 8eppelinc iber GnolanO. @as ie
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cngliide Sdla9tIotte oieleidt audi sic @hnitionsla
GER llno oie SonOoner 3citngeu no Die @seIt wiicn
nab Die ochiden llntereebootc 0cn brithc @aa0e in
ocr g1or0ice i'm aonol o Ser otlaAen aiiitc 0es
snclrc@eS 0erart ihaoigen fonnei ooB cine ltetgc
&atrouiac Der gon3en Siiiengeudicr i'm Often Siiocn
9ioroe io g8eite ocs 2anoes ourb Sfrieosiiie not6
ncnog ipcroen miro no DAB Damn bic groBe Gjccser
bcit fir Oie oahen llntcreeboote gefomne lit an Die
nIo0ernen Sda1hfifie Al6ions beroBufommcn. Gas
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0cM &ieifea aus Dem lestcn God fol- MIR Die ge5cme
2nglt ueroeden
goalderpee it bic Geriafmg oeS 5ritii&cn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0rb ciit 0enti6eS llnterceboot Die
Antluort aui oie aeigcrimg Gnglan0s oas iriibcrc
octidc 5dliff ,Gaca~, mcIbes Jest in Oas amerifan.
idc 5diisreglcr eingctragcn mor0cn it, nbc5eIi5t
nit eincr Saoun9 8aiunpole aad Bremen ooer Jiotcr
Dam iabrcn SIT laiien.
9rntalitdt gegen 9utalitdt gerridtuugsfampi sc
gen Gernidhmgsfanlpf Gnglano fat ale Sccfricgs.
regcIn aedaen ui0 dnoert c nod @utoiinfcn 70 fam
0un au6 Gari6lano nal cine 9legeI bafen bic Der
s}uldiiofeit Der Sanoelsblodaoe ourt Irterieebooe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-23

aiir5 Dor Jfclu6r bc6auttctc oaS ,Sorrna &c Sc
rc0c", cine in iron5oiIder Sprac]e erideneaoc Sdmei
scr 3citmg, alf @runo vbeonocrer Snlornationen"
oils Noris, oos 9bfommm Der Irebunonddte bonn a.
September wonac6 iie nur gemenom 6rcocn iflicBen
i1oneu e bic gntmort auf idon oauals crieBenoc mo
iet0an ortaeeBte 9eui6unaen Deatidanoa iuu cincn
Sououiriooa nit Srantret sepeien
98as iGic N6nading 5when ben Drci0erbauo-
Dddten in &rfldfeit ber6cii6rte, bat iebt bic SOL
niidc 3ctulg0 ans Sidt gc6raft g}idt Dahi)lon0,
ionocru 6ronfrcH ucte oei 6rieoen im0 battc cinen
bcrDorrogcn0cn ncttralen Eiplomnten criitt Uordu
ge &r6anolngcii 81 oieicnt 3lucd in Die &ege 81 lei
ten Seooh batie pie ran5oilde Negierlng lid IN Dem
Iipomatcn geirrt @r war nicbt neutral ionoern Elm
Gnglonooicuer mas oie Sron5oicn id brigcnS aud an
0eu 6ngern 6dten a65dDen fonne 0a er icinen Sanoe
irber ais Diplomat in 2onoon ge0ent Gr Ocrret6 Dem
britiden @oHaater III @oris Ole A6iift 6ranfrcids,
uio eiIig iuo wit9idnau6eno fam Soro Slitfncr Der
cglihc {regsminter, nad) @oris uno er5marg inter
Tro6ing enes @onlbar0cnets Der ran5oiiiden Eilite
ieaea sbfomuen, oaB mr geneinom 5ricoen gei1oilen
wcroei iollc.
Ser @au05rsmann ser @cnier 3eihmg bate aud
eria6rcu rcldbc ,&rcs~ Deitihlan0 iir ocn 5rieocn
5 3ablen 9connc mar. IS polte 70 agt cr ooer Der.
min6eic r, eioB 2otbru9en an 5raufreib 8ridgeben
iO oaiir @elaen behaltcn init gllsnabme ocs paloni.
idn 5tdeS. oos an 6rantref ialcn icae!
Gs 1T ionoerbar CAB wenn bic Srnu5oien, ooer oic
Gnalduoer o9er sic 9uiien ou Soften Geitidonos
laocn lie es icoesmal in 10 un9edlidter &ciie tbun
oaB oas gSort ,Sige Oeutld aniiden Den 3cilen 5lt
lecn it, @ottc IN Dem Barrier 9eridlt ndlts BON Ab.
trahnig Glo6 9otbringens getdnocn un0 man ld) init
0er lleberaiirng 0eS uaaonhen Gebetes 9elgens be.
grigt oarn 6dtte oie Sadie oob etpos mabriteinlid]
gciunaeu 60 a6er Sem GetiHer oentt Oaran
GaB Sotbrnaen m5ngeben imo feline Hcgirung
Icttihlau0s piiroe es wagen init enem iolAeu An.
iinlien Dor ons @olf 5u treten
Qcdidono oenft ibrgcis an fenen Sonoeririeoer
Gs f6lt d itarf gellg, ale Ore Gegncr nieOer5urin
gen, Inn oann ibleBf oen 5reoen Den 5itnoertid6ri.
gci &eltfrieOci oittiren 81 tonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-23
TIE DANGER OF BRITISH MILL
TARISSI ON THE SEA.
editorial from the Washington
DoQt

POSt.)
Lord Bryce, former Ambassador to
tho United States, has written as
follows to Or. Nicholas Murray But
lcr, OF Columbia University:
We have been reading with
the greatest interest your article
about military preparations and
the creation Of great ornaments
in the United States. Is there
really any large party that de-
sires that? Here some people
live in fear lest in lighting Ger
man militarism we end by Great
ing q British militarism; but Of
this I do not think there is much
danger. Tne horror OF the war
dominates every other feeling,
except that Of a needed resolu-
tion to fight 1t through and de-
liver us all from another armed
peace.
Tho American people have the
greatest respect for Lord Bryce. They
know that he understands them, and
they regard him as a friend. They
share with him the desire that the
nations might live in friendship and
be delivered from the burdens of an
armed peace
But what is the situation?
If the European war ends by Great
ing q British nilitarism that COM
pletely dominates the oceans, il can
not be expected that the United
States viii forego military prepara-
tions and an adequate armament.
Necessarily, peace between this coun-
Try and Great Britain would be an
EARNED peace"
The two countries cannot have
peace on shore and war on the sea.
The sight Of a mighty armada. all
ways ready at a word to sweep the
seas and capture our ports, is neces-
sarly q warning to the United Statos
TO defend itself, and the warning will
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Snhraf1ne.

Plan 81 Sauuar Margnrct SanaS, gir 9io,
Goluubafeloeure, % Sabre alt
2u 2l Suuuur cjeDr1c C. Sarrg, gr. 1906,
,Nthcl Srabe 2s Sabre alt
sm 20. NGHuar Spba SatM.Ur Or. All,
Sh0'Robniou StraBc 90 Sabre alt.
PM TO- Idinnr Gli5a Nbrttic, SoDns SOP.
irss0oipiial 80 Sabre cit.
9lm 2i Sauudr 2auta 9. GurrB, glr 70G,
s@ocu'Sirabc 70 Sabre alt
glu 90 ,Sdnunr Manic M. Glbcr5iirn, 9lr.
PIG. geilbelmsSirabc. SO Sabre alt
en 90 SGnuar WlarB u. 6oro, glr. I'LL,
Mciisrombaro Strabe, ~ Sabre 0t.
ylr ~ Tduunr Games ge. Wibion, .0huld
Some auo 1frmarn" % Sabre alt.
9m 81 Snnnar GarDlinc q. Ninnanor, III.
1912 SrdooiibsQuenue 46 Sabre alt
PIN 2i. SnHnnr Nirniuin Sitter, Wicrc0 500
fpitai. % Sabre Oli
sn 90 Sounnr Suir36 3rDn, Nr. t7i1,
Carlisle 9.dcc 66 Sdbrc az.
elM 10. ,Sanudr 3rc0crid QS. Glcibcr, glr.
1929, GorbsGouosGirabe, 50 Sabre ait
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@cpnbIif; 5cite l6Bt cs ofrifaniide
9anni6aIcn aiii Die oeltigben Stdur
me los @lan miiBte an DER @ere9-
tigfeit IN ser @elt Uer3iueifeln, penn
bic Gngldnoer fiir oicie @enein6eit
niat 9c3iiAtigt wiirOen. 06ott itraie
@hAIan0!1
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@lnpor @rcion 6at alien gnten Sarsern aus Orm

@lapor %reTon fat alien snten Sdreeru ans OrnI
Ner5cl gcprodeu ais er om Gonnerta8 in Der Sibung
Der 8oiien6aaeg gonimon, in Der entaegen iciner
4roteit en Blob al Der 9lortb uno observation-disclosures
oisgeiudt rur0c ir Ole neue &aien6aae oe5 Oierien
Regiments ausrief cr mciie Die Soce BON id aus Ger
aeoruI6n6er @ll5 cine Organization ogenanutcr 5c6
ne BON Gcnilemen 81 modem" Ger groBc 6eber Der
WilBprgonationer in oen Ser Stoatcu it, DAB lic mci
items geelQcn 3neden Der S06ne Der 6eeren~ alaiie
Der 9ep0lferng oienitbar gemaft weroeu. Die MilB
ioQtc e %olfs6ecr ieili cine Organization in ser iid)
audi Der Sobn 0cs Arbctcrs 0es peniger bctittcltcn
Mannes 81 Souie blt lno IN Ser olb oicier 9Slidlt
bat 5u bo6eren Ofii3iersitelen empor3ultcgen. Der
WaDor polte 6a6en 0aB ein 9auplos fir Die nele gai
ienboae i'm Centrum ser Stoot anaret5eno oas oit
lidc grbeiterpierte ermorbeu rperoe aber Der @ou-
perneir oeS Staoes uO Die OiiBiere oes uerten &egi
meuis piinidten oic neue @aifen6aae in elmer erfui
pen glodbardat erridtet 81 bo6en Gort iino ie cer
oab nur iin9e 9ldnner erfluioen areien id Dem
9egiment anid]licBen weroen
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O2orio CSlhersfird,.

GS nar0 na6 iGluerem 9cioeu i'm 80 ocs
bensiabrc 4nna Wlnrln Gl5crslirh, gcliebte
Satin bog gSm GlberSir1. 3ie Ncer0lGun3
miitnge 8M llbr bonn Irauerbanie Nh 2fi0,
gSihclmsStraAe, pon ca aus 81 Der IA beilipcu
gotbbclier0ircbC no uI 8 llbr cine NeQniem-
Mciie fit ihr Seelenbcil eeleien uiro. eeiies
tuiia iinoct itait om bem Bonnie 6roe'6rieos
hnic" (rdn21 -23)
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9freOerid 9l}Hler.

Sc farb pl6blih am % Safuar 1915 Src,
oc.id 9fnncr, SO Sabre alt Sobn Der pctltors
bcnen frc6crd unb 2nuiic Qliucr unb 8rii0cr
bcs ueriictbeHcH 9ouie Wliner. Nr II. NOros
Gntan. strobe. Die Scerpi1pno fiuoei .pQD icif
ncr le0bnuna on NrcocridJlDao uuo WWgls
0eigbiS, Srpinaion. ans tlit. Gle Scit ocrlc.s
ben uirf fpitcr anQc5ciqt. (Snn23)
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2Gugt gilt III gnguno ais iel6itOeritdnolidl, oaB
sic ouf 9efeb oes s{onigs beoen Sailieru oes @arlo
mcns porgeIegten 9laubidler iber opomntiHe Gprre.
iponocn5eu ans Ndiidt ouf oas Nasono iebr liiden-
Dait iiuo @eionocrs Gift es as anrtannter 0rlmo-
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Eppbia gSQi0ner.

Gs iiar6 ain 90 Sauuar 1915. IN i6rer 2Sob
nunp. Ninoi0r whll Auao nno Soret'glpennc,
Snp1io gAniorcr oeiebic Satin bon Charles
49, Muiorcr uno Iohtcr ocr ueriiorbcncn
1ocob uuo @nbcrnc Qiit in ibrert Cs &c
bcnSdbrc Sie Neoroignna fnoet am 2nmes
ion, 23. Sdnuar 1918. 10 llbr Qtprecns bon
nhiner Mnreile nns llnlL lNam22-23l
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llnter Oeu 6aI6miISen fnr6iseu @er6inSeteu Gns.
LAMBS 6eiinoen b oun iodle oeren StonnleSgenoiien
nod Nlenidlen irelen. So lie cI6 lton an loldlen
6roB Sbeil 9enonmen 6o6cn bat Del ibren &ernebmm
gen in Den Oeutiden @eiangencnagcrn nidt crmttelt
uerOen f0nnen. Sic eugnen es pobl neil iie Oabin
initruirt mor0en no. Sii Dem SSriege, Sen @nglaa0
oor 6snocrt So5ren eegen oc Der Staaten i6re Der
uenoetc cs Oie piloen SuOonqitdniuc 9eeeu bic mge
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(s6nrics gsilion.
Qo.ot.hnft- ,lioi-,nnlfi
@endiist:
NNrran atr eIrahnsnrA6ruas-ean eanmiIiar.

8iircnn Der siraNnonrAbruals.6o s.6ontminar.
@0li more, lS. Sonudr 1915.
Sic SirabeuourmOrdlo 9onmndre 10 oet
Gtdo Baltimore MAIDEN Dlermii pcl1nnt Dab
uncDoem nc ibre Lnbcue iiber ole Gniihdoi9nni
gcu llnoiieu niio gSeriberb0bun9en bcdualiO
Der 0ouoemnirrn9 un5 6r1fAnn1 ocr Hptumncs
Stgahc GO Sub brei) bon Der Nor0leiic oer
6lueiic, Srdbe bis 5u Shooltctic Der eDlla'
belpbio.glocnue. ncbit ben oarolu be6nolinet
enoQiitqen uno corriairlen crildrenoen Yl0f
iien rcOioirf 1abeu oemdb oen Soridriien oco
Charters Der Siaoi baltimore mn oer 1iN
3d. 2uni 1914 unier5cl@Neicit &Sctoronuia 9't.
500 oes Winrore uno GtaotraiDs
iie biernt 9iOii5 aeben. bub beldaic Iabeuc
iso @aric aui bieie gseiie polleHoei uno Des
ainn5iqi Uorocn it. uao cap Der yio0or uno
Gil0iratb BON Baltimore. oocr iracuo luemc
fcrion oocr Rcrionei. Corporation pocr eor'
pnrniioncu. sic mii ocm 3uipruG Der 9ni'
idiogrrGen ooer auiercg.en gseriperbo9uns
gen. iUle hiey Gcnannt un5uirlcoen lino, me
ucrbllb oreibia GOD LngeH. pom nenn5eAnten
SAGE inn SNnnnr 1915, Dem Enium Der criiet
BON un5 erlniiencn 8eroiienilimunQ oieler 10.
ti5. oaaceen olrh l6yitlcbe @ciition an ous
Baltimore SinoiecriMi appeuiren m00en in'
Dem iie oas @crid)l nm cine 9cpilion oerlelDca
Gnacnc G. @raurnn,
Soga q. Snniurb,
Narrg u. 9lemlcg,
@onimindre.
Gnesue g. Sluostrs,
f~ou9O of rrato "a D
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9arean bel el.ahen0aENsrnaI9- 00mmIIias.

BAL more, 2t. S0nuar 1915.
1ie Sirabcnonr0brH0s @pnlniidre in Der
Gtaoi baltimore mnbcn tcrmit bcilnnt cne
naDocm iie ibrc Eobcllc iibcr bic 0ni1dniann
Qen. llnlocn uno gSeripcr0bbungen bc'iQi0
0er Ounocmniriin0, Grblinnu9 pno &crDtctca
tufig Uuu 6pei glnrns, Sic pntnilcl az unb iNos
Uciflidl nun Sruin 0tlla2lucuuc mHo rcNtiUsnfa
lid 81 uno nprowcitfih uon gnarcns siraRc
iicgca, bic eriie 6eidqier glucbs lou eiun 10
6n6 brett uno bic 3luciic bclaatcr slQeOS lou
cnud l. SuB brett ieii, ncblt ben oarduL bee
dhqli0en eHoGlliiaen ulo corriQitien erildrens
ocn Eldnen rcuioiri b0bcn, 0cmdB ben Sur
/ riiicn bes Charters Der Gtaot Baltimore uno
Der am no. Sini 1914 uner6eihneien &erorns
mu0 9ir. 466 ocs Winbors un0 Sidoraibs,
e bicrnlit Nphs gcheH. cnb beiaQie InbeQc
uno lg0rie nui oieie 24eie Oonenoei nm be
Qaublt iporoen III. unb oab Der Wlnpor nno
Sta0irath bon baltimore oocr irgeHo lucloc
&crion obcr @ecionen. Gorporation ODER 0ots
poraiioIcr Gle NIT ocm 3niprub Der Grt
ihdolauuGcu oocr nuierleaiell lSeri0erb0bun
Gen. wic hie, genanni, uH5uigicoen iino, in'
ner0llb orcbig (30) InNen bonn 5mciuno-
dpau5iaica Sant im Saunnr 1915, ocm Snhm
Der eriien Gon itc erlaiieneH @eg5iienii6uHg
hieier gloi1. oogegen ourW i@ritlibe FeiltoH
an oas baltimore Siaotaericht dppcuiten nDs
gcii. iiiocn iie has Gieridi nm cine EeuHcn
oerelbcn nngepeH.
Gnncuc &. 0roannn,
Splu g. Snufuro,
0arrg u. 9icmen,
@oumiidre.
6hnere s.. elcocere,
(San22 29.Set5,12) Glcrf
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Wnntnc q, WrnnfnnI
SuBu 9. Gnnioro,
f,ortNt " Nietttfftt
qinaui.S cpnrtcmert.
NirfnE of5 etnnt.NaarIlnMoN Ncriuallcr3.

8nltimorc llo. 90 1dHinr 1918.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-27
British Statement Says
German Guns Disabled
Two English Warships
SbecinL tn TLc r.L.rrohl

London, Jan. 27.-It was officially
announced last evening that the Brit
ish battle cruiser Lion and the British
torpedo boat destroyer Meteor were
disabled in Sundays naval battle in
the North Sea and were towed into
port.
The announcement was made bv
the Secretary of the Admiralty, whose
statement is as follows:
All the British ships and torpedo
boat destroyers engaged in SUNDAYS
action have returned in safety to port.
The Lion, which had some of her
forward compartments flooded by
shells below the water line was taken
in tow by the cruiser Indomitaple
The destroyer Meteor, which also was
disabled, was taken in tow by the de-
stroyer Liberty. Both vessels were
guarded by strong escorts of destroy
ers Repairs to both vessels can be
speedily made.
THE number of casualties among
the officers and men reported to the
Admiralty is:
On the Lion, II men wounded.
on the Tiger. one officer and nine
men killed and three officers and eight
men wounded.
ION the Meteor, four men killed
and one man wounded.
ut IS not believed that any other
casualties occurred, but If so they will
be Immediately published.
AS soon as Vice Admiral Beattys
report is received a fuller account
will he given"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-27
News Items of Interest
in Central Pennsylvania
Special TO The TciceratI

Allentown. The will of Emma
Miller, of this city, who died a few
days ago, was probated yesterday. 1t
had been opened after her death and
her Instructions therein were complied
with. She had a white shroud, her
hair was plated into two braids with
a parting in the middle and she was
buried in white coffin, wearing white
stockings, but no shoes or slippers.
Allentown. Four horses were
burned in fire that destroyed the
plant of the Perfection Oil Company
here, owned and operated by William
McAdoo, formerly of New York. The
loss is about $4,000.
Lancaster. A section of the
Union Stock Yards has again been
quarantined because q carload OF
apthous fever infected hogs from
Pittsburgh was received there.
Lancaster. - T.. o. Boards iewelry
store was entered Monday night by
thieves, who took watches while work
ing under an electric light.
Reading. An argument over the
management of a restaurant led to a
cutting affray here early yesterday as
tus Pappe are at the Homeopathic
Hospital with serious wounds in their
heads and breasts.
Shenandoah. While speeding
through Girardville yesterday the Le-
high Valley passenger train jumped
the track and the locomotive toppled
over on its side, striking the house of
William Brain and badly injuring that
structure.
Mrs. John Alex sustained fractured
nose and broken ribs. She was taken
to the State Hospital at Fountain
Springs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-27
THOUGHT DETECTIVE
WAS THE PRESIDENT
Sent Card "Mr. Wilson" to Con-
gresham Brodbeck in
Serving Notice
Special to The Telegraph

York Pa, Jan. 27.--The first of the
hearings in connection with the
charges made by Congressman A. r.
Brodbeck to the effect that there was
fraud in the election of c. William
Beales to Congress and the contest of
his right to a seat In the House of
Representatives will be held in the
tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Notice of the hearing has
been sent to Jere S. Black, Donald
Swope and ID. p. Mcpherson, counsel
for the congressman elect by Attorneys
III. 0. Ruby and John A. Hoober, who
represent Mr.. Brodbeck. Many wit
nesses from the First district of the
Twelfth ward, this city, will be heard.
This is one of the voting districts men
toned by Congressman Brodbeck in
his charges of fraud.
Detective Charles II. Wilson, of Ad-
ans county, who is here attending
court, tells an amusing story of when
he served notice on Congressman
Brodbeck of the charges preferred
against him by Congressman-e c.
William Beales He sent in his card at
the Capitol simply as Mr.. Wilson.
When the congressman appeared in
the reception room he was somewhat
dazed to find the officer. who did
YOU think it was%' asked the detective.
"Oh, | thought it was the President" :"
was the reply. 1t was Mr.. Wilson S
turn to laugh, and he read the charges
preferred by his coming successor.