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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NOuUOE FOR PUBLICATION

t'NtpEI s1.ITls LAND uRrIuL.
bunIE Orcaon, Apfll h.. igIo
hoiiur b. hrnihy atvuu that AntiraN = Hal.
ui littfna Dreif1u. whu, M iiiiy q. .iq0l matte
1nwnantp = D.. itniiHu 81 haal Mllinnletif Aiur.
iiliai haa iiivti nntisu iui iniuntiDIl a. nll1sr
nuhl nVe-ycaf nuunl Ia establish uin n
a. iiir lnnr ahnyr ticsdfll,su. lsdfun, fiuatstuf
antl tueeiyar, inirns oregon on liie 70 IA ia.
! oi Aiay i1io
Iliainuii nanicI NitnesncH
.utto l.. uasoi, n. u. uagu, H. D. i'auie,
Alsuft Nuntl al ~ hursH uregnI,
W.. iAMlE ltcgister
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NonnoE FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tiNrrED SraArlth LAND uRRI0E, a
Iinfna. oregon. Apfilllg, l1i5!i
hoir, sihurihy gtYair tliit HARRY j IohiEdh
~ Hartman, nrgiunl, WIN. un huvaniisar 3
~. .niaii. liuniestraii lntry No osil tor Nlii
nedlinn u. lnHn "a 3, ltanip 81 d., lltgluiait
hgfiiiaii tiAs iivt nnticu AT intantinn "a max,
inhi nV"Wcar itulul "a establish dlain ,to
ltr ianu aii,S, iiesqflh'ai, isiiofc huAtstar nuu
ltteaiyug,a al linfna. nregon, Ia. iqih iis,y 81
Aay i1ia.
Claimant names a. witnesses
Iliuuf1 y linnlluN Of lsawan DneEnn lfg u
l'1iintni ami ldhu licinz. ~, h0ih.af Harm
uinii, i,ufvFon, lhatlef lidhn y ia,wan, - ro,tnu.
Nh lAniiE. heaist1f
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
ron PUBLICATION

tatTm drNTHs l..pHn nuHtua ID
i1fiE. uucgnI. Spfl. D.. Tux.
Auiirr B. huf,n' given thai Uuf l. litnhunsnn
81 HnftaWa, OiuEun, WIN. .uu .AuiuiAi Z. igll
ui.,lic ituacatvail uutry no oAsll .tuf NksiHEs,
stshIt. lnu ann section y ftnWnantp .
ilhuWr a3ti Niiiunieti, Aiuftnlan hae iIluu
i0iirr oi iiitsnitnn Ia MAKE iinal intassye4if
iru1I. Ca eautbiiah rainl Ia IA, latti ahnyu lie
srflhvn hufurr thu ltviiistuf anti llvuaivut at
Turns, OTvanI. uu the lrlh iins 81 Alas I1lo.
claimant nnnier Witnesses,
.uhafloy Darii hrkuA Iiainz linfHan i'rrsilas
antl hucal i.iieah al koi Lnwun iDTvgun
Wa fAnaK lluaiatur
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
MOrnOE FOR puBInCAmnN
uarfmn 1T,TE Ltai. nHpfuE,
iiiinis uIvNon, Mardh 9ith l9id

'hHihef 'hiNk"ii Aihthh @tll iato.
hniitr ~ toraby atyon thai William Aliau.
ni lintunN breKniI. Hitu, IA Aiayg. i1iO ann
tqrtamh0r ~ lli., nialic iioniestea lintIief
hu nAthH oi,l&l respectively iur Lotsl = . A.
hh4Nhs ANAa4F5,t section ~, Township, n Il. d.
lsnnKo hasl, Willamette llafidian hta illxd
nntir" AZ inieniiOu "a nialtu nnal .nye.year
ftndl Ia c'tshlish ciaini "a tho lafu nboVu tis
N'flhgl. hatou ltaRiatef AMI Iltecatvag al
hntnA urqNlu. loi liC iiih iiay ui AiAl i1ih
INlaininiil ithntcaas Hitncssoai
n Alien iones. a iiiifnt uovKoH, Inl0yeilnti
f''nmllnN. Thsoiiure horcigg " II niainian.
llll ~ liarney utqg0n
I wa bAhnr, lteaifler.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
Local News.

A A, Tdpton is Registered n,
the Burns.
Meet me at the Burns Hatel
That's the central plhce i'm town
Harry T'himlnss WAS making
prnof on ms homestead MondEy
Good pasture for 20 haad of
horses or cattle. r. S. @aittan-
hitler.
Fred 0tley wRs among our Wis.
itnr from the L.Rwen section this
week.
For Rent Furnished room un
hill three large windows and
outside door. Inquire at this
office.
c. c. Conner, the Hehg fur
mer, is here looi1inp after his
rsR estate interests in the Sum
set section.
T'sIE FIRST NATIONAL. RANK or
BURNS. CAfTTAl. AVID SURPLUS
SOD. nBD "TlaE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR sSSS SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
!. /. PouJnde and family were
over frDm their home Thusday
10 attend the musicale al Tona-
wanna and TO visit Relatives.
il will pRy You 70 zee our new
spring catalogue of the Victor
ladies Tailoring Co, comprising
hundreds of hauutiful styles and 4
faOrics in high class suits, cuats. II
dresses and waists 'CIingan Mil
linsry Paf'lors.
Mrs Frank Fl. Chamberlain
wishes The T'imes-HerRld to ex-
press her sincere THINKS to the
many friends and naig'hburs who
were 30 kind and helpful during
the recent illness and death uf
har husband
For Sale Registered lmpDrted y
Gsarmun Cnach srnliinn, m wears
Did und dark brown in color. Ele
is sure f0al gaGter, having more
offspring than uIIy other import
ed horse IN Harney County. %.
l.. Shingledecllsr, Burns, Oregon
Mrs. C. v. Reed and children 7,
1nDk their departure Tuesday
mnrninp for Portland afrer spend-
inr few days in TINS city guests
III the hDme Cd MIR. and Mrs. w.
4. Dnvsnn. Mrs Reed will spend
several weeks IN the metropolis ,
with relatives. =
Vim. Stirling, accountant fur
rhe Vim. fiRnley companies IN
this section, has received wDrd 4
rhat his certificate as member :
Of the State Board of Accnun- D
uncy will he issued in the naar
future, just as sBDn as the mat-
icy can he cared fDr. d
suut. Gilcrest Of the T. l.. &. I
Go. tnDk his departure Thnrsday 4
fur Portland where he gDes on
business il connection with the
Ruit brought by his .
company against water users OF :
This vicinity The matter Was 4
sat for yesterday in the federal Q
.nurt. Ben Newman, foYsman OF q
the Island ranch and MS wife and ,
Civil Engineer Griffing, also went L
dOvn on the Eame case. u
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

uNtrlln HlATlfs LAND uHFICE
linFnt. Orsg0n, apflis l1la
NniiCc is ltsrehi given tina, Iohu DcVins ~
Nuil,tng ufgRou. WIN uI hiarni l. .laI4 nIau,
linmeat-aii hutry, NJ 0Nst4, fur WA,Nhl. AM
htiNNt., ascttun q inWuship o b., Rang,
- D. Nllhimatt, AicftniaE, hAf ilietl Stpttr,
az Intention tnulait iinai communication i'foo. 4,
establish claim Ca thu land ,ihnV, .tiesufisen
bdtuu lleiistgr ant receiver at hntnr uru,toI
~ the i7th tiny oi hAy 1910
iulainnit names a. witnesses
ftanA hnwninn A.. o. hnnic 1all sluNart
4 Nannt1g .slll al Nanatog oregon.
VIZ f.saK ltegiatcg
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08

J. IT. MRhnn was Il huRiness
visitor Thursday.
Stop III the Burns HDtel when
in town. BEST service.
Alfred Johnson WINS over from
Silver Greek yestsrduy.
I'EIr FIRST NATIONAL. BANK uF
BuRNs CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
Sl0n,DDn "T'EIt BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR .xSSs SAFE" ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
T. C. Albrittun. Clhas. Eoin
lDr. 4lnnd and enlph CRttersDr
were RIl up from Albrittun dur
inp the week, milking the trip in
the hitter s cur.
The Prahl d Johnson ahaarinr
piaut hegun operations .On the
18th Of April III RivarBide. ANY
one huvinp dry sheep to he shear
ed narly shnuid nutify the plunt
Us To dates
Mrs. Andarsnn, mnthar ID Mrs.
Frankie Clark uf the public srhnol
Of this city. is here on u visit.
She came over frum 3unturn
where she mad been whiting
Iiruss Byrd and family.
Mrs F'irepved's Matarnity
hospital nfers u most attractive
place Tor patients where the hest
Of cure viii he received md eX-
perisnced attendants lnDk utter
the cnnIfm't and welfare Of guests
Miss MINI Baisr is here from
Ontario w'hare she Inns been MAX
lnp her hDme since the death of
har mDtheS The iaeyis whiting
relatives Rnd her many former
school friends who are glad To
welcOme her umonp them.
AL members nf the EuRtern
Star are especially invitaG To he
present III the meeting next
Monday evening, a sncial Hes
sion will follow the buBineBs Of
the Chapter which promises To
be most entertaining and enjoy
abie.
S. i. MahuYOn und sDn i. G. I
and Chag. FIicisOx and Willis
Huntington made u party Of Los
Angeles people vino nave been
l00king over the country during
the past several days. Some nf
these men are well Ilsnsed with
the country and have Bignified
their intention Of locating in this
c0umty.
g. I'll Wyngarden, the eontrae-
tor w'hD constructed the IeVanR
last fall, has bsan here
this week. tie came to finished
s0me mln0r work On the lbulld- /
ing that cnuld not he completed
laat fall IN account Of weather
conditions. Mr.. WyngaYtan hns
haon discussing further activities
in his line with interested par-
ties in this city and muy huVoI /
Dthar contracts during the com
lnP saaROn.
Bailey tiuyeR WINS mp frnm hiHl
lIOme atl.awen during the week i
having bann informed his dauGh- I
ter, Miss I.ulu who is u student
in the Elamey 0nunty High
sdhodl, waR suffering fYom apnt-
tad fever III was later found
her enuBin, Miss 1lta, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Ted Hayes, was
Iilso afflicted with Bpntted fever.
Both girlB live in the same muse
md IL lis rnther singular that
10th should beeome i'll from q
tick bite ut the same time. The
PATIENTS aYe reported doing well
and their sdh0ol mates fnre to
them back nefoYe Gom-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
iiSsl iiurns 10 I.iai no caIH
,OlNlE F0R IUHllbATION

uHtTEi tfrArEs .4Aan OErtuL
iitIuA tifvgun Apg X iai6 I
anitu, D. huruhy given tina ihr hnfthuri
iariiir hallway tnntpunS Whusr poAt ufiirrau
tifrss ~ n. Paul Aiiunrsnta has ihtH anl day al
april ilth nisu IA thh Uniuv iIr application
tnsoigrttituuI the nruv isiuns NJ iiir anl ~ Tan
Hruss appunyvu luiy is,s tzU hta. N, CD.
!.ui ser :. 1NH Il D 1. a. hta, " A.
kafia no usilth
Auy ant al ufsnif Claiming adversely th,
iauiif icsuflhuu itcaifinF a. unlgci hacnia,
u iiiv mineral character ni titu anu. ~ fur any
nthnr a. iir disposal Ia applicant
aiInuiu il' tidlf ailiuRgil ul pfnteai Ia tnls
dtrs,ut nT tuiutr tin 9ith day ui 1las Ill1
Wa FAHrE lsagiatur
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

istrHr HT.ygrl' lAkND uFvtU. ID
husns. urusol Alas " mo 4
hniic, b iiurab, given that John a. HniI.
az buchanan, hrvgun. VINO uI Iieuuntkgr =
iltl, nIatr homestead Antry IA u1tGc IN
NV =, hnrttun A. nnwnantp - D., Rang. 3
A., willamette aiufidinn, nss Iiiuu nuIte,. u
ititunttnu a. max, INA thfef-'yvnr hruul e.
eautbiiah .riainl Ia III. ianu ahoyt nesufliluG
hrtor ltugiatur aiu ltuuutvrr az Hurim utt
gun, ii,t IN lin, u luiiv, i1tl
Giainiaitr names witnesses
uhestar haTaOnA. ClAranrr Fraiay Napoleon
D.. liiuutr ali .ui Hartman bruguL, nnrutu
Iuiiunnagn al buchanan tIrunun
Wa Stsiti. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
MO1gCE FOR PUBLICATION

rrNInEu RTArEs l.AEp tITnuI
liurns, Oregon May 1gIG
Auiiur 10 hnruiy given that Julinf HluiniDrmnn
ni Hartman, 1rgRgnl whu IN brp. ~, 1snp
nl,u Mus luIl. made Homestead bIftriuE No.
udhhh'dlni, r,HlpuntiVu'y, inr lii,, hsutiun ~.
nuNuniiI "a H.. Range 81 T. Wiiumal 4
Murituil. iiah lllnn iIutiur al ttt1nt1utn nitisH
ma hNu-v"tif IirDDl, tu NHtuIiiFl d ulgi
a. ti' land fhpv1 ueHnribuu buinrr IlatiHinf
nnu isuuulynt.m iiriIH. Oregon, IN tht ttlh anY
n iunn. 1Dib
tiiuininiii nnmni ~ WitneRnuN;
Ire j.. Hlanpnf, a lbsr ~ Curry. iiuury g.
trnIdh ino sylniiiial 81 1albnt al nacriDinn
DfaHnn
Wa. TAnnE. loEiHtar.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
limited EnETRf IlAED uFFIuL,

hiirus. Oregon, Mny a. 11D
hntin. b hursp, given thRi tam " Ainru .
nl Hiiry, oregon, WIN, Auliuat 4 l. l1lB,
nintir homestead Lutr, Nn. uigs. .tuf NV = t,e,.
T., 1vp. "a t., l.anHu y D.. Willaniutte Aariuiur
ilnt ilien iisisine ni iutousiUn make iitii
tnfassyuuf prnUf a. establish ainin 10 tii. niitl
niIosr uosnriutl, i,aioro heiiatuf uiir ltsoniyur
ni hnriIH, Oregon. I'M thu 1th tiny ui Jun. IBib
'llninnni nnnI1f af wttneHsen
Dnvid Aflllsi nnu Jniil . hoy buth ni Riley
nrugon flraut lseynuins Huu lnlsuri a al llisf
hath uf i,tirns. OreRpn.
Wa fAHnL has,iatgr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
f'hfrEp h1AnHp Lam nHrruL,
nurtN tffoum Mpy A.. iifl

Nntinr ~ hnIrbi given thti Cinuue q. 1uHib
IN llirNurr NJ l'nrtlnun NipuH,n viiniuh hluYM
lllll nuur huHrri-ltun bury M naifl iu
Nlp Hnuttui lnyfnHhip 20 b.. i,uunf M T.
VII nnpfN MoritiuiI, hni .iiiau Hntiuntd iutnii,
tinn 20 nnkp f'inW ppnuf ~ cFtubllrh
niutn iir iuuu uhuv. deHurfiiuu bniurt Hup
iHtui unu hunuiNur, ui Hurnf trupWl on fht
ihth uuy ui lttN inin.
0laimnifi nuinuf witnuHHH
Jnn Noimnti ~ ~ Jriuh, UrDlmu. Ituu
'ninm fruIit Milinf ant W ~ tilni-uu nll .ni
hwwnii tnagun Iiilu " Dnis. Ht dbiinf
tiruuin.
NH fAnnL. nugiE,nt
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

uHfTiii hT.tTN lAsNn uHTtul q
hufis, uruSuE, APRIL ~ l9l4.
Nntie" n hafuny Hivuu thai hhaltou llatf oi
81 llllrl utcTuH, VIM. IA AuanA ~ lNOl matt
iinm~atuau kutry IA. ul7si tur HpA,NRt.
kAsbh.. WAlhka,. hucttun D. nnyVnsnii.
q b., lnup,i =. D. Willamette Slatitilnu lias n
vi nntiuu OF intutiilou a. maxi, final fts,. yea
puiug a. ~ltaDliah eiainl Ia tlr ianu sLnyu IL.
suribet, .betouc hcEiaIcrait Receiver a Turns
ofvgun uii TIN 2lti, uAy uf Aiay l1Id
claimant nanIgsi wituesscr
isaar knstcT, j.. III b1ainl g. l. Huffman.
hnmit inhnsun AL ~ Hlln, urvEoE
WA HAHN. ltagtst,g.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

. Aa4= = AfAA = I. AaA-=AA "a a = Af4'Ns
t'SfTEH I'ATHA LAND aniY1uF
htruf ptutuL Mcy . llpia
huiie, n hurany Hiynu that Alhutl uinhn D
81 litcy ufuguil. Witu. .ur Ain' ~. iuil q q IL
MATTE Homestead Lufry M 0iila fnr " isfiyl.
src ant RishH., ssniiup dusuaiiI y
llAIp = hhat Willamette, Meridian .taf iiian
uattri al iutniiiiuu "a uitac iin.t iitre' YEA
puDtt tu caitbliai claim "a lii' ianu nhnvt tie
srtiiistl uri0ru ispaistur aiiu ltrrriveg a. lnrns
Dragon. uu SIN hit tiuy ~ lun. 1915
Claimant Iinntct Hf wiiiiesEeE
J.. hssi, liur siuttur ~ hrsi ann g. J.
H"nibrs al ~ lsiiri tiIsaun
Nh i.AnnL hrFiatfg
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08
NO1gCH FOR PUBLICATION
I'Efrnp ir1rEe Lam OrrIuE
hurnH. gfuauil. Ainy 4 lgil.i

hhflht bf"Huil bn' q i9ln-i
En.iu, 10 iinTai,y giyan fhrti ttynis,,n ,linbnue
az t.ilry. OrvRnn, WIN, IA Iuly .. ists niHnt
bOnientesu iutry no ~ fur HWb, i,a,,
iinu Z. 1nwnalln = h. ilanR, n o.. William
rtlr Mrfiiiiuu Iiisf ilisn untirt 81 intantinn a.
make iiuu hVf'seuf l'fuui tD establish
riatni'to iiit land Hbnvr ursrsii,eG balnr, Hr9-
iaiui AMI iiarnivnt a. iiuriH. oregon M tit
Aii ury a. Iunc inA
Claimant nnnIc a. WiiuesxaH
v l. Heat. linr Auitur % iiust g. ]
HuntBrpt nll ui Hlirf urctnu
Wa l@uiik, Hul!iHtgt
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08

Annthur contempt Huit was in-
atituted by the p. L.. s. Co. last
week in the fedaral court in.
Portland and in response to sum
mms several OF nm panlle had
to go down. Among them wnYe
y. q. Smith, FL. FintGhiiHs, FL
Luig, Rdht. fIudapeuth, i, NJ.
Dalton and Cnrey llhornhurg-
nhis suit gYows nut of IN alleged
failure to keep. the agreement in
q atipulutionOf seyaralyanrs agD.
VIM fiaIiley was alED nmnng
those in the suit Ihut he was in
Portland last week md anpeared
making 1t umecegHaryfor him to
raturn,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08

w A.iNuunAlAht
Sheriff OF hiaFney County
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-05-08

Mrs. Hlttn lGumminB nrriVed
home laHt Saturday evening
from New York The lady left
here the first part of Inst month
for Sun francisco where she
went 10 visit her sister, take IN
the blg fur and alRo To consult u
Bpeciaiist regarding her eyes.
Latter she was advised Ia go 10
New York for the same purpose.
The 1lmes-finrald nus nnt lonrn-
ed whit the result of this visit
was Respecting Iher eyes, hut
hnpes har WlHiOn has improved
and thut she wlllhaVe no further
tYnuhle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
Recall Of Officials.

Nashville, June 30.-The recall
petition to remove the mayor and
city commissioners under the city
hall scandal is sweeping rapidly over
Nashville, and more than 1000 sign
ers have been reported.
A light vote having been cast in
the last moyoralty contest, only
1900 names are required, which will
probably be reached by tonight. The
petition will lie for thirty days before
an election takes place for contest
of candidates with removed officials.
For fear of legal complications, there
is an additional plan to removed the
same officials by the custer bill, pas
sed by the last general assembly and
fashioned after the noted Kansas
aact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
Steamer ST. JOHNS.
Daily for
COLONIAL BEACH

Washington's Atlantic City
Saturdays, 2:30 p. m. Other Days, g
a: M. Bathing, boating, grabbing,
fishing, and all amusements.
INDEPENDENCE DAY SCHEDULE
Leaves Washington Saturday, July
3, 2:30 p. M; Sunday, July 4, an;!
Monday, July 5, 8 a. m. Returning
leave Colonial Beach Sunday and
Monday, G p. m. Home again 10 p.
m.
Fare: Round trip, Saturday, ST.;
good to return during season. Sum
days and other days, SOC good to re-
turn day Of purchase only; Children.
half fare. Season tickets sold on all
trips.
Wharf: Foot of Cameron Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
NEW SUBMARINE WAR.
Will Endeayor to Destroy Ships Car
rying Nations.

A new German submarine cam
paign, directed against the big fleet
of British and French cargo steamers
which are about to commence the car
rying of munitions to France, has
been planned. Information reaching
this city from Scandinavian sources
declares that Germany has been
massing her largest submarines at
Wilhelmshaven They have been re-
fitted and brought up to maximum
of perfection, and the reports re-
ceived here indicate that they will try
to raid the freighters that are now
plying direct from Gravesend Bay,
New York; from the Delaware river,
and from other Atlantic Coast points
with munitions for points on the
French coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
NOTICE TO GAS
CONSUMERS

Gas bills for quarter end
ing June l, 1915 having
been delivered, this is to
notify all gas consumers
that all bills paid on or be-
fore July 1st, 1915, will be
entitled to a discount Of 80
cents per 1000 cubic feet.
After that date no discount
will be allowed and all de-
linqusnts will be required to
make an early settlement.
BY order of Committee on
Light.
j. B. WALLER
Clerk of Gas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
SOCIALISTS WANT PEACE
Issue Manifesto to Stop War IL
Behalf of Humanity.

Berlin, July THE governing
board of the German socialist party,
in a manifesto passed by the censor
today called upon the German gov
eminent sin the name of humanity
and culture" to begin peace negotia'
tons.
1.-THE German socialists expect tha'
their friends in other belllgeren'
countries will take the same steps
the statement declared.
The manifesto amplifed the state
ment recently published in the news
paper Vorwaerts. 1t places the
blame for the failure of earlier
neace efforts on the French and Bel
gian socialists.
"The French and Belgian sociahs'
leaders stubbornly demanded the De
struction of Germany, said the man
ifesto. ON spite of some peaceiu
groups, the large masses and tn
leaders of the socialist parties lr
those countries appear firmly resoiV
cd to continue the war until Ter
MANY is completely defeated"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
INDUCED TO DESERT.
Soldiers And Sailors Are Lured Away
by Agents of British Army.

San Francisco, June 3O.-Unlted
States soldiers and sailors, lured by
cash bonuses of $40 each, free trans
portation to Europe and prospects OF
special pay and spectacular fighting,
have been induced to desert the
American service for the British
army, according to a Federal agent
who has been working on the in
vestigation Of recruiting activities in
California. 1t was said the recruit
ing agents worked in the army and
navy branches of the Y. M. c. A.
here. Testimony to this effect will be
presented to the Federal grand jury,
which went deeper into the opera
lions of alleged recruiting agents to-
day.
Witnesses testified that some 300
men shipped from here to New York
for ultimate service in the British
army were given medical examina-
tions at II State Street, next to the
British consulate in New York. Frank
Cook, one Of the recruits arrested in
New York and returned here, said
at this number a Captain Roche or
Roach" took charge of the recruits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
Aero America Lost.

London, July 1.-The great areo-
plane America, in which Squadron
Commander Porte, of the British
navy, intended to fly across the At
lantic, has been lost in the North
Sea. Her place will be taken by
larger machines, coming from the
Curtiss plant at Hammondsport.
The loss of the America occurred
several weeks ago, but has just be-
come known here. The new machines
from the Curtiss factories are said
to be among the largest aeroplanes
ever built. They will be particularly
valuable for air raids, having a great
carrying capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
Wrestler's Neck Broken.

Pittsburgh, July Emil Koftz
an amateur wrestler, met his friend
William Berger, on a north side St
Tuesday night and challenged him to
wrestle. The challenge was accepted
and the men struggled for ten min
utes on the sidewalk before Koftz
was thrown He did not get up, and
his friends hurried him to hospital,
where he died. His neck had been
broken. Berger and half dozen
spectators We're arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
SINKING OF ARMENIAN
American Horse Attendants Lose
Their Lives by the Disaster

Washington, July 1.-The. State
Department gave out the following
with regard to the case Of the Ar
menian:
Department has received cable
Grams from the American consul at
Bristol England, reporting that the
Dominion Line steamship Armenian,
from Newport News, was torpedoed
and sunk at 8 p. M, June %, twenty
miles west by north of Trevose Head
Cornwall, by German submarine Z
SO. That the Marconi house was
struck by shot, and that twenty
nine men were lost and ten injured
The following American horse at
tendants are missing:
E. Williamson, address unknown
J. M. Monroe, New Orleans.
B M. Cranberry, Ais Washington
street, Montgomery, Ala.
S. R. Sutton, Carterville, Va.
Harry Stone, New York City.
DR. J. S. Viso, Porto Rican.
Cattle Carpenter Brown, Harris
burg, Pa.
r H. Brooks, or West, chief fore
man, naturalized American, London
julius, Henry, King, William. VIZ
+ Smith Portsmouth, (colored.)
GINA (colored)
Wall, Foley, and Little, Newport
News (colored)
Leroy Jackson and John Speed
Richmond (colored)
King, Small, Rickert, and oaKes
Norfolk (colored).
at is reported to the consul tina
DR.. Viso and three of the negroe:
were picked up by a submarine
Other survivors were picked up b!
the Belgian trawler Professor Steven:
and transferred to two destroyers a
noon yesterday and brought lntt
Bristol last night.
Norfolk, Va, July 1-Of the score
of more ships that have cleared
Hampton Roads for French and Eng
Gsh destinations with cargoes OF
horses and mules for use in th'
armies of the Allies on the western
front, the Armenian is the first vic
tim of the German submarines. Shf
carried a cargo of l,422 mules, by &C
tual count, and the cargo was valued
at $2S4,40O.
The Armenian cleared June l6 witt
crew, exclusive of officers, con
sisting of IS white and 81 negroes
all shipped in this port as seamen o.
attendants to care for the live stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
SUBPOENA SERVED.
Evelyn Thaw is Expected to Appear
at Sanity Trial of Husband.

Malone, N. Y, July 1.-Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw will testify against her
husband in his sanity trial at New
York.
Subpoena servers found her where
she is staying at the camp of her
dancing partner, Jack Clifford, near
this town. She expects to go to New
York at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-01
TAKING OF SCUTARl.
Montenegro Tells Powers She war
Forced to Occupy North Albania
to Frustrate Austria.

Cettinje, July 1.-The government
of Montenegro explained in note
to the powers today that she was
forced to occupy northern Albania to
Illustrate the schemes of the Aus
TRANS.
"The Austrians melted Albanian
troops to attack our transports or
the Boiano river" said the note. "Oul
operations in Albania, therefore, be
came necessary to permit cur army
without hindrance, to participate
against Austria on it's principa
front"