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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
GLENHAM GIRL WINS PRIZE

The prizes offered by Mr.. Pin
Beebe of Ipswich S. d. for the
best essay on the subject How
to make a GOOD road" written by
any Of the pupils Of the schools in
Edmunds, Walworth, and CorsOn
Counties, have just been awarded
- iirst prize going to Bertha Vail
of Glenham; second prize to Leon
hardt Wiedenheft, of McInosh !;
and third prize to John Watuga
and Adelaide Thomas of Ipswish
(same being a tiel. There were
about fourty contestants. Mr.
Beebe is now offering three prizes
So 90, $3 90 and - 90 for the best
essay written by any person under
twenty-One years of age in the
above counties ON " How TO grow
corn" :" All essays must be in his
hands by April 18th.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26

The question arose in case in
which John HanSel was rha' gpd
with transporting for immoral
purposes a Miss Patterson from
North Dakota to Montana.
The government alleged that
Hausel made the trip with Miss
Patterson, that Mrs Hansel then
sued for a divorce and that a
decree was granted November ,,
several months after Hansei had
been indicted Of the Mann act
The decree stipulated that he
should not marry for six months.
but the day after the decree he
married the Patterson woman.
The defense protested against
the present Mrs Hansel being
forced to testify against her hus-
band, while the government con
tended that the marriage was in
valid. Judge Booth ruled against
prosecution, holding hat the mar
riage was valid aud the wife not
a competent witness.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
NO I ICE
To " hom 1t May Concern /:

To " hom 1t May Concern 80
This is to advise any person
firm or corporation that may be
holding any Fire Association Of
Philadelphia, Pa. policies Of the
numbers given below, that the Fire
Association holds an affidavit from
its agent at Mobridge, WaIworth
County, South Dakota, that the
below mentioned policies have
been lost or mislaid and were not
issued with Agents authority
should YOU hold any Of the below
mentioned policies, kindly com
municate with j w. Cochran
Manager, 94l Insurance Exchange,
Chicago, His, in order that there
lie no misunderstanding. Policies
No. 3SO26O4 to 3SO2625 inclusive.
49-3t ADV
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
RAID MADE UNDER
HARRISON LAW

Chicago, March 10. In a sen.
satioLal raid on an apartment
house this Afternoon, United States
Revenue Collector Chaplin secured
huge quantities of opium. Five
negroes were arrested under the
Harrison Law. and enough dope
and paraphernalia was found to
till the bottom OF IA patrol wagon
BESIDES the dope and parapheln-
aha the police contiscated a score
or pipes. The place, the revenue
officers insist. was the distributing
center Tor most of the opium sap
= .=s q Hammond, Aurora, Gary
sd o.l=, nearby cities.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
: rDfRA[ DRUG ACT
NOW IN FORCE

The act OF co ngresS pl ohibltiug all
persons from selling or giving
away habit corning drlg~ with
out il physician, prescription or
under direct instruction Of q phys
iciau went into effect last week
These drugs iuclude opium. ro
caiuc leaves or any compound,
manufacture. salt derivilave or
preparation made from such drugs.
Remedies that ranot be dispensed
without "A phy ysician's $ orders in
clude those containing NOR
than one fourth of a grain of NOR
phine, or one.eiP Int Of herpin or
one grain Of codeine.
NiolatroS of the law are subject
To a fine of not more than $1,000 o"
imprisonment for years, or both
\ tax of 81 per year is given for
all who sell such drugs Enforce
mcnt of the law is vested in the
commissioner of internal revenue
for which $50. 900 is provided.
Champions # the measure con
tend it will greatly benefit the
country at large and the drug use
in particular. while others predict
that it works unlimited harm to
the drug habitutes.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
Fortunes In Sausaues.

Westphalia. in Prussia, is the home
Of the sausage. There, 1t Is said, a
trader will name no fewer than 400 DIFF
ferent kinds Of sausage A sausage ex.
hibition was held recently In Germany.
at which 1000 varieties Of sausages
were shown.
In this connection the story Is told
of a young Prussian who. though he
had received an expensive training as
a chemist, shut himself up in his lab
oratory, and instead Of devising a new
dye, safety match, motor engine, ex-
plosive, aeroplane or Photographic
lens, took pork, veal. olives. pepper,
fennel, old wine. cheese, apples, Gin.
namon and herrings' roe and from
them evolved a wonderful and totally
original "wurst," the best Of its kind.
He has amassed a considerable for.
tune from its sale.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
TRAINING AS POWER EXPERT
Subject That In America Has Not
Been Given the Attention That
IL Deserves.

Power Is one OF the greatest factors
in modern-day work. The thousand
and one branches Of 1t offer admirable
fields for conquests by vigor and
brains. In the field of power a few
concerns have assisted men to obtain
vocational training. From the boiler
room have risen men by successive
stages to positions Of grave RESPONSE
bllity. In an issue of Power neglect
In this branch Of vocational training
In the United States Is commented
upon as follows:
portant affairs Of modern life,' says q
writer and thinker. and necessarily
the engineer, who makes that power,
Is also factor In that the whole pur'
pose is not merely to make the wheels
go round but to turn them at a prof
&C. Furthermore, electricity. the steam
turbine and the waterwheel have
made the engineers vocation evea
more difficult. demanding . degree OF
operating skill that Is well-nigh Inn
possible to acquire in some cases with.
out special training.
eve are told that Of all the great
nations. ours Is the most deficient IN
vocational development. Germany for
ty years ago saw its need and met 1t;
England, Scotland, France, Austria.
Switzerland, Norway, Sweden and
Denmark are all paying heed to it. II
we would successfully compete In our
own chosen field with the large immi'
grafton yearly coming to our shores
we must find the means to equally
educate our own people in their voca.
tions." q.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26

You We got to hand it to Capt.
Thierichens for nerve. He sinks
an American ship without any war
ranr or excuse, and then blithely
sails into an American port to re-
pair his cruiser so he can 90 out
and sink more American ships.
The gentlemen of Newport News
and Norfolk are hereby warned to
avoid getting into poker game
with the captain. Aberdeen Amer
can.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
NOTICE

Teachers examinations for Sec
Ond, Third and Primary Grade
Certificates will br given at the
Court House at Selby, April Sth
and 9th, 1915
County superintendent
49, ADV of Schools.
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Monax and Talk.

II money was the only thing that
talked some men would have quieter
homes. Memphis Commercial Apreal.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
.REXALL DRUG STORE
PIANO CONTEST

The names and number of votes
Given below are to acqualnt the
peoyle of Mobridge with the names
and standing Of contestants IN the
RrXall Drug Store $4O0 Cable
Piano Contest also the number OF
votes given 9 = oarh purchase.
March 24, 1915
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of City Commissioners
of the City of Mobridee, s. ID.
March 18th. 1919


Reguiar meeting of the board OF
city commissioners Mayor Smith
presiding commissioners present
at roll call Clark, Horn Miles
aud Cummings
Upon notion Dy Horn duly
seconded by Cummings. the
minutes Of the previous meeting
We're approved as read.
I Moved by Clark, seconded by
Miles,, that the bills as approved
/ by the commissioner Of finance
be allowed and warrants ordered
/ drawn for the same:
Mobridge +. l.. II x +
/ current and pumping,
/ February ..........$ $3O6 80
! Dakota Hardware Co., sup
pies ...... ......... oo ~
ha"e''i q h'e'h' supplies o'o'
! Inc ayes: Horn' CLARK Niles
>nll'h an" cummings.
y petlti"h was presented 10 the
""ard requesting them TO put TO a
vote OF The people the question OF
IN" city purchasing the Mobrldge
hlectllc Lhght' Heat ana Power
GO.
Moved by Clark, seconded hy
Horn, that the petition To put TO a
vote or the people the question OF
the city purchasing the Mobridge
E. l.. II. & p. Co. be laid ON the
tahlo Cor,;oa
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
HOW'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F.. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo. 0.
We the undersigned. have known I. j.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable IN all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
ont any obligations made bv his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMM ERCE,
Toledo. y.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimonlals
sent free Price 10 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR constipation.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
SCHEDULE OF VOTES

Sc purchase 5 votes
lOc purchase 10 votes
l5c purchase Is votes
2Oc purchase 20 votes
25c purchase 80 votes
SOC purchase 35 votes
35c purchase 40 votes
4Oc purchase IS votes
45c purchase 50 votes
Soc purchase 90 votes
55c purchase 65 votes
6Oc purchase ~ votes
Csc purchase rs votes
zoe purchase 80 votes
75c purchase 90 votes
Soc purchase 95 votes
S5c purchase 100 votes
9Oc purchase los votes
9Sc purchase 40 votes
Sl.OO purchase 125 votes
From 81. 90 to $500, IS extra
votes will be given.
From $500 to $500, Is extra
votes will be given.
From $500 to $500, $50 extra
votes will be given.
From $500 to $500, 200 extra
votes will be given.
For all purchases made over
$500 at one time $50 votes
will be given for each extra
Dollar. The Sc schedule TO
prevail on the amounts be-
tween the dollars.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26
WHERE MANN
LAW FAILED

Bismarck, y d March l9. The
validity OF marriage contracted in
Montana the day after a North Da-
kOta decree Of divorce which stipu-
lated that the defendant should
not marry for six months. was
argued in fedral court here today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
SERVIANS TAKE
TOWN OF TETOVO

LONDON. Nov. IL. s:25 .. IA
dispatch 20 Reuters Telegram COM
pany from Saloniki. says:
The hghting yesterday between the
Servians and Bulgarians in the region
OF Tetovo resulted in a success for
the Servians who occupied the town
OF Tetovo. capturing one gun and a
quantity OF stores.
Tetovo is a point OF some import
ance which may have a bearing on
further developments I'm that quar-
ter. The Servisn success cannot fail
10 have an influence on the position at
katchsnik Pass.
"A Bulgarian attack on the left bank
OF the Ornaya river was repulsed with
heavy losses. Toward the south in the
Nalandovo region. the French cap.
tured several trenches"
A Salonik dispatch TO Reuters
Telegram company under date OF Sun
day evening. says the Bulgarians have
re-captured the town OF Tetovo.
Only small forces were engaged in
this region. one battalion of Servians
being pitted against two batalions of
Bulgarians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
INTELLIoEHCER NJ
PERSONAL FHIEND or
GREAT NEGRO
spent Early Days Near Charleston This
state-Naa Son OF Slave Parents
Who Served the Runners.

The following sketch OF career OF Dr.
ltooksr T. Washington .>ss submitted TO
s"ual white friend when learning of the
""1tn OK the great negro educator.
Booker T. Washington was born eud
spent his childhood davs ir Maiden tat
hat time known as Kanavyh, Sslin..1
six miles east OF e harlcston. HIS parent
were slaves and owned by the Ruituer
and TODD families Of that section.
Booker showed no special mental
ABILITY when a youth. and the late David
u Putuey, or Maiden. close relative
OF the Ruffners. often told OF Airs RUN
the several articles had TO be written
On On. a sup OF paper. For many years
cd an ice cream psrlor in Maiden. II
was small place with white oilcioth
on tho tables. hut nothing but " hite
people were allowed 10 eat therein. II
was natronizcd by the better class OF
the old families or that town. For
station. Alden and the postoffice at
Maiden. When ne was about Is years
Old he walked 70 Hampton. Virginia.
where he entered among the FIRST col
leEcs Tor negroes in the south.
Atter being graduated he came back
TO Maiden and every ono knew him as
81 old. as Booker. fie did various work
about the white peoples home and after
about three years he left. No more was
papers throughout the country publish
ed his address before the Atlanta
ihfnfElal cotton Exhibition. II was
master grafton. IL was original every
limo OF IL. and ~ was a hearts appeal
70 the men OF the South TO better the
ucgros condition by establishing an in
dustrial school. where they might be
made better citizens and a credit 10 their
race.
advocating his cause FOR his race. hut
without avail His speech at Atlanta
carries with 10 a part OF American his
tory. that has never be fore been written.
IT was the first term Of President Gro
Yer cleveland and negro committee
teleEraphed the EtSt OF that speech 20
cleveland. who was fishing ON the James
river. lie Immediately replied with A
patch was followed by the speech in
full being published iu the Atlanta Con-
stituton, followed by other papers pro-
noting industrial education for the
southern negroes. Andrew Carnegie gave
Or. Washington about $1,000 10 start
mis- school in the south That was tn.
beginning OF his national prominence.
The writer had the opportunity Of
having n long talk with Booker at NAL
den about three years ago. lie met him
In the vicinity OF the tampbells Creek
Coal company office at Maiden and they
sat on a worm-fence and talked for near
Il two hours. lie was the same uupre-
lie said in the course % the talk that
he did not care for the fame that had
been given him; that he would rather be
back ~ Maiden with his sister. twho
died about six months ago) and his white
people who had been kind aud good TO
bast years OF my life 20 my race, and I
want nothing better said OF me when /
shall have died than Il have fought a
good tight for my people"
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OYSTER BAY. y -. Nov. IL
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt made the
following statement tonight on the
death OF Booker r. Washington.
II am deeply shocked and gripved 81
the death % Or Booker r. Washing
ton. Tie was one % rho distinguished
citizens Of the United states. man
who rendered greater service 20 his
own race than had ever been rendered
by anyone else. and who. in 20 doing
also rendered greater service .O tho
whole country. ] mourn his loss and
feel that one OF the most useful cif-
Jens ~ our land has gone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
NEGRO EDUCATOR
tconsnusd from First Par..l

Later he became a teacher in the
Hampton Institute. where he remained
until 1881 when he organized the In
dustrial school for negroes az Tusk ~
gee 10 which he devoted most Of his at
tention during the remaining years OF
his life
The institute started in a rented
shanty church and today IL owns $500
acres OF land in Alabama and has near
ly 100 buildings valued az half a mil
lion dollars.
Washington won the sympathy and
support OF leading southerners by a
speech IN behalf OF his race at the cot
ton states exposition in Atlanta in
1895. In addition 10 his prominence
as an educator. he gained considerable
fame as an author An honorary de-
gree OF Master OF Arts was conferred
upon him by Harvard University IN
1896. and In 1901 he was given an hon
orary degree OF Doctor OF Laws by
Dartmouth college.
Roosevelt Incident
An incident OF Washington career
made him the center Of a nationwide
discussion during the administration
OF President Roosevelt lie sat down
10 lunch with the President AZ the
White House, there by formal invita-
ton. There was a storm OF protest
from many quarters. and some hostili-
" was shown toward the negro educa-
tor sfterward. Ills work was not seri-
ously affected. however. and ne con
tlnued 20 have the cooperation OF the
white people iu both the North and
South IN striving for the upift Of his
race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15

PARIS, Nov. ~. 1880 O.. m-Ths f.I.
owing official communication was
ISSUED by tn" war office tonight
In Artois In jh, labyrinth. the Ger.
mans by sudden attack this mornIng
succeeded IN penetrating. near the road
from Lille. one OF our first line trenches
our counter attack drove them out Tn.
enemy left AL his wounded on ID,
ground
Around Loos and Souchc there mere.
~ has been csunonadinE
To the north Of the Alan. we concou-
rated what appeared Co be Is very cTfcC.
i've IRE on the German organizations con
the plateau Of NouNrun.
a somewhat intense artillery action
has continued IN Champaign, in the r,.
Eion Of the Butte du Mesnu. aud on ~.
heights OF the Mouse. IN the Cuevaliers
wood "
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ROME. Nov. 10. 9:2O p. m Via Paris
nov. - 1880 3. m.--So far as Thomas
Ne4son rage. the American ubas sador
haS oeen able 90 ascertain. from the on
ga reports received through the Italian
government and from the British con-
80 a. IA@erta ana Iunis. the following
American citizens were on IN. Arr,-ss
u. 'eclle T.. Grcil. Alexander Pataf-
Two ana his VIE and four children. Mrs
- S,o Marcp4o L.amurs. PssqunI
Laurino and Giuseppe TorrisI al ne
VIE. or these only Mrs. Greil and Tor
rl.l are among the survivors.
ne opinion il expressed here that b.
vas me sam" submarine uroce.lIfr.-
rom gibraltar or from the Aegean "a
Whlch iirst sank the Anrona and then
lnt steamer Flr'uz" All the REPORTS
agree that the submarine IVES % ...r,
iarEe about 200 feet long
IT. has been decided fhpt the surgfy.,s
q. i.. disaster VIII ha sent back 10 Ifai-
"l ne italian consul ~ Elzsrta TunIa
and Malta whom vessels for thsir 49,
p'ft1iipn are available.
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~ h'HttAl' NOV. 70. via London.
l-."' .. U.-tersia. S. shah has resolved
i" remain Iu Tehnrtu fn the hope ~ i,
laN"r"li' Issue ~ The uurrparlerz be-.
tween Persia and Russia The pouuTaff1u
or Persia has been r.assurcd. SAYS n fpI.
's am dated Friday at Tchcran and re-
''lNtn nero today. Tho dlsTatch adds.
The Mussulwau clergy disrIaysd
Ef 'ttt reserve boo their sermons during
me Muh-rram festival
me Russian minister 'p Persia made
r'-l@FdrinE statement go THE ftusslt "a
colony. outlining the fueazur,F 10 Hr fak.
en- Tor the protection ~ life and proper
~ or individual bon fhc event OF commit
cations ~ Tcherar
I,rsiau- report that Sulciman Mir
1afs we IT.. uI'.sltI. leader Ir parliament
an HNtelfna' san. assistant minister
or tLg interior. are rctIrIng from pub
In "ifl.D a. are other .Iff.Inla who ars
opposed Co., Russia
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Noccs % manufacturers, Jobbsrs, 11er-
chants and Others WhoieaAls Dealers.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board % Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ its Office az Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions. the financial manage
ment Of which f. vested in said Board
Contracts will be awarded 20 the loves
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
crs will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-1-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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is extremely dimcuIt for refugees fo
get through AN travellers COMING
from Russia ON the weekly ,vpress
train fnlI of che hundreds of thousand
OF refugees who arc moving toward ST.
IBERIA. or are already located ir csmps
which Che Russian government has a..
fahIishad
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SAL.ONlHI. Nov. 10. o p m. via Lon
don, Nov. 70, ll.4" D.. m.-Thc French
and British troops continue their adj
vance along the whole line
II - officially announced that fhe
proportion or wounded o~ killed con- tho
aliied side 50 far ln the Balkan caIu-
paign T. as ten 20 one
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LONDON. Nov Is I-ls y M Pc
trcEard dispatch t. Reuter- Telegram
Company SAYS.
Japan rendered Oppurtuua aid ia the
Baltic duel between General puzei-,, an,
Field Marshal won lIindcnburE in tb.
matter Of shells aud. now that lrtilI.ry
conditions have been cqualizcd. the Rus
SLAMS ere confident Of the result
The Germans driven back To- Within
Ten miles Of MitGu are cNacuutiug iuuul-
tion dcpotS "
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battlefield IL related in a letter from
the 'front.' concerning two sRppers who
were buried IN the explosion OF a Ger
man mine. but dug their way out after
81 hours work
The two men were cutombed in a
small space al the end OF a counter
mine gallery. By means OF knives they
made vertical chimney. only To md
that ~ issucl less than a ward from an
enemy trench Waiting until night they
dug in another direction and after "a
hours reached the upper afr. Each has
ocen awarded medal
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DIE
MERsCHRop-0

AERSC sunday. Novnrrrff
- 1915. al ."5 o'clock D. M. JUST =
MEHScHRpI. in the s5th year OF rls
axe
Funeral from his late residence r.I
IthN thorn avenue. EIEwood on 1N.I.
uU-uHN. November 10. 1916 AZ ..
O'Clock %. m. Friends OF the family
ere invited. Iutcrnort at penin.H.t
cemetery.
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INTERESTING SKETCH OF
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON

panic has introduced a new phase into
the submarine controversy.
IN the Dark.
Ouicials are so completely in the
dark. however. as 10 the facts that
lhey would not hazard tonight any pre-
ulctlons as 10 whether or not the case
would become an International Incl
cent OF grave importance. II II should
develop that the shin WAS sunk bv a
herman submarine. II was regarded as
probable that the entire submarine
controversy might assume renewed
seriousness. Assumption Of response
olhty by the Austrian government
would lead. IL IS believed. TO an ex-
chsnse OF view between the Vienna
ana washington governments relative
10 submarine operations in order that
americans might be safeguarded In the
future and responsibility fixed for the
'osess sustained in the Ancona tragedy.
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Government Report

ROM. cia London. NOV. Is. 1923 a
m.-Ihc Italian government has sent an
Official communication TO the neutral
HoN efnments dealing with the sinking on
The note denies that the Ancona rar-ie5
any arms or contrabsnd. or persons ia
brlilgerent military service. or that tber.
Neta any circumstances jusUfying such
an attack a. necessity of war
Inc note declares that the submarine
peEhn 10 Cannonadc the Ancona v-ftnou.
any prev ious warning or a blank shot
.llu llr,d "lthont respite az the wireless
apparatus. the decks. and even a. ~.
Doals ia which passengers were az
tempting 20 escape
Many OF these adds the note were
sllIed or wounded, while many who an
preached the submarine were drfva, ~ 2
drowned" WIZ