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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
Fl trafico ferrocarriIero en-.
ire ell puerto de Mata.
Imoros y Monterrey,
quedo reanudado
LOS TRAM0S DE la VIA FE-
RREA QUE ESTABAN DESTRUl-
DOS EN- LOS ALDAMAS. FUE-
RON REPARADOS
Correspondence especial para La PRENsA.

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSA.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, scptiem-
brc 3.-El traficO feTrOCarrilerO Il
ire cl puerto de MatamOrOS y Ia
ciudad de Monterrey. que eStu-
20 suspendldO pOr espaclO de Qua
trO diaS a causa de los deSpcrfec-
los que las lluviaS CauSaron en- la
Via ccrca de Los AldamaS. la
duedadO reauudadO. AnOchc H.
20 al puerto vccinO uu irrn pro-
ccdcnt" de la capital rrgion0n-
tan3 y hoy rrgreS6 a la citaria ciu-
dad. licyandO algunos pa>ajrros.
In q trcn que lego de la ca
pItal ncOl0ncsa VinicrOn muy poca>
personals. debidO Il que 81 rrlcri.io
convoy sali6 ca>i repcntinamentr.
pues ha>ta Ultima bora 81 supo que
Ia via fGrrea habia quedado It
parada.
Uno de los viaieroS fut 81 pa
gador de la Primera Brigade ic
TamauIipas. FlorentinO R. Cervan-
les. quien ilabia lido Il Monterrey
con una cOmiSi0n de la Jcratura Ir
la I.inea FrOntcriZa. cOmi>l0U r.
lacionada con eI page de- los ila-
bcrrs de- la trOpa que ilcnc DaJo
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JALEA DE G~ROSELLAS.

Eche las frutas en- vasija y
pongalas al fuego, d&ndole vueltas
constantemente; dGjelo hervir 20 mi
nutos; paselas por an tamil, cche-
lie cuartilIo Y medic de azGcar a ca
da copa, pongalo al fuego V dele
vueltas; dejelo hervir a fuego lcnto
10 minutes; echelo en- botes de jalea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
Fue devueIta la fianza que
oto'g0 una compania
por Ell Sr. Gonzalo c.
EnriIe
Ell PRESlDENTE DE La REPU-
BLICA DE CUBA L0 DISP0NE
ASH EN- UN DECRET0
ESPECIAL
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENsA.

HABANA. septiembre io.-El Pre-
sidente de la Republica la firma-
do Ell siguiente acuerdo, con fela-
ci0n a la fianza dada pOr ell senior
GOnzalO C.. EnrilC por conductO de
la COmpaHia Nacional de fianzas,
de eSta ciudad:
"Qucda sin cfccto Ell re1uiri-
mientO hcchO a la GOmpaiiia NaciO-
nal de FianzaS para que eXhiDicse
la rantiiad he ounce mil pesos
con que garautiZaba cl cumpIi-
mirnt0 dc las ~Obli.aciOnr> contrai-
daS por GnnZalD C.. Enrile como
rcmatadOr de armaS y p]crtrccllOS a
Que 80 ~rcfiere el dcrretO del senior
SrcrrtariO de- GODernaci6n fecha
dos de- JUNO del cOrriente aIiO.
DublicaiO en- la "Gaccta Official
de cuatro del prOpio mes; Y cuya
suma fuj cXhibida a las resuItas
de Ia reclamation que a!lora Sc re-
suelvc. y ell 81 yirtud que St de-
vuelva a la mencionada C0mpahia
Nacional de- Eianza> los cXpreSadoS
ounce mil pesos depositados en- la
TeSorcria NaciOnal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
DE FREZA.

Haga unaS empanaditaS dc pasta
y p6ngalaS al horno; deles forma dc
conchitas. Echc fresas ~frescas ell
una v~asiia, cubralaS con azucar y dos
~cucharadas dc aqua y deJelas coci-
mar dos minutes; despues que hlcr-
van, sirvalas en- las conchaS, echan-
doles encima crema batida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06

Nieve V conos en- cualquier CAN'T
dad pa.a las Fiestas del 16 de Sep
tiembre. S. a. Ice Cream Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
Ell coroneI Billiard regreso al Fuer'
te Brown despues de haber Vi
sitado Ia margen del Bravo
Ell CORRESP0NSAL.

inspecrionar toiaS las tropas ten
dida- a % largo del rio. con FL oh
ieto de darsr cuenta cXacta DE- 81
~.Situaci6n y tie laS condolences tn
Que - cncuentran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06

-~Pfporrazos" cura Ia ttrieis, ei
festidio, las ganas de mOrirss de
hsmbre y toda claSe de barbarida-
aes barbaraa Compre listed APico-
RazaL1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
Los vucIus del asiador Jones

f. ayiaIor del cj@rcito america
no. irnlrntr Jones. hizo aver dos
yugIo> con el prop6siio de- local.
zar 4 los re~voItoSU>. Los Vu"iOs
no S~urticrou cI efeclo c~Spera,io,
purS Jones no pudo d~istiu-uir a
los aIzadoS. debido a la espe>ura DE-
Ia maIrLa.
Fl aeroplano Ie Jones fu@ tiro-
teaio por los revoltoSo>. y e>Lo
obli-6 al aviador a ~aterrizar cuan-
do - hallaba a una altura de- dos
cicuto> pics.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
CONSTRUCTION dc un kioSco

Aver quedi terminate Fl kio>ro
que por disposition del .iefc De las
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

guase signs continued all day yester.
day. several thousand men being sm.
pioyed, No line OF business was ex.
cmptcd. Even doctors aud lawyers
were compelled To take down their
brass plAtca and substitute Turkish
characters. or 60 without Most Of
tho foreign professional mon who
could not read their own name. print.
cd In Turkish. chosc the latter eourss.
American firms were hard hi,.
standard oil. tho Singer Sewing Ma.
chine company aud tho typewritins
concerns had thousands ~ sixns and
advertisements all over the city paint.
cd In England aud In the West Euro.
penn languages. In somc instances
they saved thcir signs by obllteratins
the English words and leaving only
pictures Of sewing machines or type.
writer's on their posters.
The pharmacists made vain efforts
to convince thc government that the
carrying out of tho order would en-
danger the health Of tho community.
Thcy pointed out that all medical tor.
mulAs had their basis In tho i.atia
language. and said it would b ID.
possible 10 overturn tho prcccdents
OF centuries. The government invi'.
ed the pharmacists 10 keep the pre-.
iscriptions and their bottle labels 10
Turkish or 60 out Of businoss
/ Another section Of the order pro-
hibited children from wearing sailors
Icaps. bearing on their band tho name
OF any battleship savc ono In ~
Turkish navy.
/ German and Austrian merchsns'
obtained one slight concession. They
were permitted to have their slsns
written In the language Of their conn
tries. provided Gothic and not Roman
characters were used.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

Captain Mark L. Briston, chief Of
the United States navy asronautical
bureau. is the man who some time ago
presented TO the house naval akAirs
committee the need for Increasing the
navy's aerial feet to 200 aircraft. Now
his recommendation has been adonaed
by the navy general board and 6ecre-
tary Daniels. and It will be presented
to the next congress with an excellent
chance Of going through. The United
States navy now has deet Of only
fourteen aircraft. while tia European
nations have hundreds An appropri.
alton Of $3,300,000 = necessary te
bring the aeronautieal branch Of 4h<
navy up to its proper standard. IL thu
statement Of Captain Bristol. and thii
Is the amount 70 be asked for wher
congreda convsases.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
Apple Pickers
FAN Off. H.ard
tcoasiaasd epMy ...n


three. MedforA's. " -. -.
shown up badly tlsus -, ..or,r, or
Ia short hit ip&s 80. 49, -h,,.
ss..a :. ~ tyre were trying to
catch the stie's~ At second.
.,.,a. ~ ~ ig over Ambrose de-
!" ' - and strikes vas heard
Mn. " ~. 49, ~ part OF the game. but
-,.s ..S sion ftum tirst base ON .
r-Ss ,rd. when the fielder missed
c.,.s two feet IN wild swing to
49, I'm stealing. evened up INST
~ reventing ru for Ewauna in
- mt inning. Nh e umpired balls
~. strikes after th,ees innings, but
:, visitors did 'Aot apore any runs.
!. decisions hnf ding ftwor.
lne eame n0 4 sunday promises to
81 - tne best % 4 most Interesting Of
..o seaso.. 7, Okla having signsd for
here. The laR game went to
score OF ! 4 to II 1t Yreka in II
Innings.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

to druggists prescriptions. The order
became effective yesterday. and Con-
stantinople arose today to hnd her.
self the greatest labyrinth Of mystery
In the world.
Two-thirds OF the city's 1900. 900
Inhabitants are Greek. Armenians.
Jews and natives Of other countries.
They have q slight speaking know.
ledge Of tho Turkish tongue, but
know little OF the Turkish pytated
characters. Strangers found II o..
ceedinsly dificuit 70 Get about. end
the average citissp could not tsll from
10 sign whether building harhprst
. hotel or stable.
The removal Of the ruropsaa Ian
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
is It RIGHT
TO HANG BOYS?
THIS IL THE QUESTION WHICH
FACES THE GOVERNOR OF
CALIFORNIA. AND HIS ANSWER
WILL COME SOON


United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 1s.-Gov-
ernor johnson will soon be required
to make the most important dccisios
OF his administration. II will be g.
decision dealing with life and deatl,
Of boys.
Tho law demands that three boys
all In their teens die on the scsEolAd
In this state ere two more moaths
elapse. Unless the governor grants
reprieves or cosnmutes sentences. ~ o
OF the youths will be hanged in seI.-
tember and tile third In October.
Louie Buyldy at the age Of II beat
to death messenger boy In Los An
gelAa- He called up q drug ssors by
telephone. and reQuHted them to
send > small article to q certain ad-
dress. and requested the messenger
to bring change for $40. When the
hoy arrived at the place Bundy killed
him for the money. His excuse for
the crime was that he wanted money
with which to buy Christmas i,res-
ents.
Earl LOOMS In his 18th year shot
down Mrs. Marie Holcroft In Stlcra,
mento. when caught in the act Of bur.
glarising the woman's Ice cream par
lor.
Charles Oman. II years old, shot
and killed william Alexander In. Lo'
AngeleS, while hc and . compnuror
were trying to break into the Mlex
ander home.
They are murdercrs. true enough
but b It Just the thing to hang boys,
This ia what the governor mast do.
eide.
Earl Loomis ID Just beginning Il
learn the teachings Of the church and
Sunday school. Mrs. Ells r. Love, q
church woman OF Sacramento, vii
plead his case before the governor
The woman insists that the boy ha,
never had a chance in life.
Louis Bundy. terrified at ths
thought Of the gallows and hang.
mans moose. wept with Joy when thu
word was impaired to him at Sau
Quentin that the governor had grant.
ed him reprieve. His life means "a
much to his loyal and loving sister
that she is laboring to have It spared
His mother died under the terrible
strain whom her son was sentenced Ia
death.
1 Bundy's cell mate. Charles Oman
will have no father or mother ia
mourn his death II tho governor al.
lows the law to take its course. The
hand OF the Reaper took them botf
ana left the boy without guiding
Ipowsr.
Never before In the history Of tn,
state has q similar condition arisen
Never before have three minors beef
under the death sentence at the sam,
time In fact. the prison oAicial
f'nd few instancss where the state ex
ecutsd . minor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
Pictures

"savass aAA Flyer . : big six REL
wild animal stssy.. win - pressatsd
at the Star theater tonight saly. Tbs
Production b Of the Gsosne Kleine
brand, and comes highly rscsmmend-
ed There are many big ana start
hhs scenes In '-Saxase and Tiesr,' .
and h many Instances the perform.
ers introduce some most daring
STUNTS. IN order to give the public
plenty Of tkrills.
The Peerless Orchestra win be an
added attraction tonight. with the,e
two features on the one bill the pub
nc = assured worthy program.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

ShcriR Returus From Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. &. &. Low and daush'
ter Josie returned Sunday from ban
Francisco and the fair. where thss
have been visiting for the past two
weeks,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

City Attorney Rollo G. 0rossbscls
leaves IN the morning for the Yakims
Valley. washington. BY var Of Bend.
He viii drive bis car 70 Bend and on
through Il road conditions are favor.
abis. He expects 70 return BY th~
last OF ths wesk. sN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

eradicate from the
Ottoman empire all
traces Of things
European. Young
Turks have Just or
dsred the removal
OF all business signs
written either in
Latin or Roman
characters. Only
Turkish characters
can be used here
after In signs and
advertisements. The
Rama nrhnr n nn1lns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Furnishsd room. mod
srn convsniencss. .at tho Ciarsmont
Fourth It,. between Pine and High
1s-et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

Return to Tlsair Valley Home
Mrs. 6. w. Walters and son ches-
tar. Who have been visiting with Nj
ana Mrs. 4. =. Willis for several
days past. returned this morning td
their home ct Talent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
49, -

4
Well. did you see tho. b.s,aenj
sams yesterdays How. aid. yoa, lsks Ii
~ Not II the PLAYERS in the. No., |.
eadl club work hard threuxhout r.. 3
weskyss. ten. Aeas It thaA ~ the | :
Hwauna boz fastory. Thev.were ms.D
deserving of.a rest. yestepdax - :,
81 ont inst the hat sun, anlb -
Dali. We don't blamae ~ ..t,cA
tlein9 ball, Dear Boass~ -.
70. thaak you, 80 i ~ -,.h
anusoment tonp =. anc
- &, -. z. -- ana an for the
bleaeae., .sred the fans yester-
coum .andstand and also IN the
- We know II wasn't youa
becsuse there was prscs'cs
me played-you did the best yos
,could under the circumstances.
Jess wizard Nelson and -
Hsrbig arc today seeking the sefvios
Of an Ostcopath their muscles q
very sore and they think that havin
ltheir nuscles rubbed that they VI
81 lbe in rood condition to facs freS
lnext sunday on the local diamond.
Row. do lots Of practicihg tn
week-you viii haye . harder esn
mere sunday when you play Yreks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

Mrs.. /. d. Applegats and daughter
Mrs.. w. o. Smith. returned SATURDAY
night from Oakland and San Fran
cisco. where they have spent the past
month. 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
W. G. T. y. Discusses Law

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1s.--How
to enforce the red Night statement
law, which is one of the most talked
of measures ever passed by the Cal
ifornia legislature, will be the prin-
cipal topic at The Congress Of Reforms
which opeped here today under the
Joint auspices Of the exposition and
..tbe Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16

PRIVATE AUTO leaves tor Crescent
ena Bend early TUESDAY morning,
August II. VIII take two or thres
passengers for nominal sum. Com
municate with Tslford Bros. ll-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
SUMMARY

Bases on balls on Brandt ;. Cas-
ter 4. Struck out--By Bigbee -,
Brandt /. Caster 5. Hit by pitched
ball-By Brandt !. Caster .. Um-
|pires- -Ambrose and Miles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
Leave fts, Fair b. Alsclaine

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Do Lap and Mrs.
NJ. r. Bower and son Frank Of Lake
view. left this morning IN The lattsr's
machine for San Francisco. They
will spend some time VISITING the fair
before returning. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
TURKS TAKE STEP
TO MOULD PEOPLE
ALL SIGNS AND WRITINGS IN pun
LILO PLACES TO DE DONE IN
TURKISH CHARACTERS AFTER
THIS
By HENRY X. WOOD
UNITED Press Stan Correspondent

CONsTANTINOPLE. August g.
lBy courier to Dedsgatch. thence by
cable)---In determined effort TO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
pArrING AVERAGES

viatias Hsrs From Hosy
Mrs. q. j., Murray Il In the city WIS.,
|iting for q few days from Hosy. who're
the Murrsys are located this summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-16
MEDFORD

.castcr replaced Brandt in the 9Th.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
ONE CENT POSTAGE

declares begin
~
Improbable territory
other
country n Francisco Chronicle.
there profit twocent letter
postal whole shall make
should
lightly taxed
whole
contributes little
the profit letter
additional
produce deficit
country postage letters
branches the
evident that Senator Weeks the
When reduce letters
believe
economically business" OF
playing politics
Wilson administration
rid Of Democratic control the better and
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
ADMINISTRATION GOES CUNNING foR sAarlNe


they hewng all of lines
letting fall the four of the horizon Adminis
salvation the
subserved for
Bill 219, which is
doubt
the trumvirate of the administration
IS that is to
Barne the railroad commission
position shall be
railroad regulation instead of requr
law, but is also well
versed in pertaining railroad regulation"
the shipper the consignee making
UNNECESSARILY
commission the
benefited Nevada
Barine
The bill
abilities achievements This
has a the motuay parlors
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS

The tabulation of war supplies sold
during the year is about as cheering
as an undertakers annual report on
the years business st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The scramble for food in Europe
shows that preparedness for war de-
ponds on more things than dread
naughts and large standing armies
Scranton e-Republican
The fitness of things would suggest
that Emperor Williams appeal to his
people to eat as little as possible
should be needed first by the Prus
sian diet.-Savannah News
Marse Grounding appears to be
taking 40 winks on the dining roor
couch -Kanesburgh illumination.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10

Sarah Bernhardt can get an adver-
tisement out of the loss of leg, and
she will make 1t pay somehow
Florida Times Union.
The allies have not yet recovered
from the blow of Mr.. Switzer's nom
ination as mayor of Chicago.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
The more acute the food problem
becomes in Europe the sooner the
people will see the foolishness of
continuing the destruction. -Birming-
ham News.
The sport of the paragraph column
in the Florida Times Union wants to
bet something that Russia is drier
than Georgia Knoxville Journal and
Courier.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
WHEN YOU GET CLOSE TO PEOPLE

WHEN YOU GET CLOSE TO PEOPLE
oMEHoW close touch with people you frequently
~ regarding which widely variance with
Lee who not the
He state senator
opium play
appeation to be
will articles
o o done him
White Pine of the of the Ely
social
attempting rip
he a alleged
fellow that only rasp
obddng she'll Chaplin apologies
are acceptable.
reputation being the
in his
scarlet petcoat But
like his fellow Seaman He
in his opinions half bad 1t
another 1t lot of cavng
brings mind the old
that i'll behooves
or
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10

the conduct OF the
than those which have pre-
reform We shall need
eprobably until the millennium
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
AN OPPORTUNITY NOT FULLY APPRECIATED

Jim BuerWes End who fol
merits of this
light theories
auditor that
opposition that they devbon In future
the
accorded The
side all the publicity which
be
presented.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
MURRAY, SILVER is UP


~ well The advance in
propheed often
Il became monoonous, it really established fact
will There will be
business will profits An adj
the silver million dollars for
appreciation about that
altitude
for let the devil the knocker
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-03-10
Notice to Mining Corporations

corporations
published before The follow
ing aw applies o publication:
corporations the of
beginning
their
be published week,
published semtweekly trwky newspaper period
period weeks
secretary company publishing
copy
Secretaries urged to in
FILL
OF company
fol the year ending
Location Of mine H. - - m mining district
s :, N.,.
January 1, hand $-~.
To 1914 $---
To $-
expenses s~~~-
expenses $.-~~
. Paid dividends in lsl4 $
Dec 81. 1914 $-
Secretary
Cost Of publication o statement. SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
Thousands Line Streets and River
to Show Their Loyalty to Nations
Head by Remarkable Out
burst of Enthusiasm
SAYS AMERICA WANTS HER
RIGHTS AND NOTHING MORE
Navy Stands Ready to Enforce Moral Principles,
He Declares -Inspects 5000 Sailors and
the Atlantic Fleet


opportunity
Furthermore learned back OF
h
to at
OF bluejacke,s
Standing
the
In he
evidence
H. Belmont
a the President
Morn
The official Of the NJ
the river
of
the wyoming Then by
by
The
tca
on the Dolphin will rervew the ships
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
100000 CRY WAR"
Rome Crowd. Unchecked by Troops.
Makes Great Demonstrations.


ROME, May l7.-News that the Sala H.
dra Ministry is to be retained has sweDt
over Italy and has united all factions
in a great cry for war,
Special trains are waiting 10 take the
Austro- Hungarian and German Ambas-
sadors out OF tho country No definite
action by the Government is expected.
however. until Thursday, when Parlia-
ment will meet.
A demonstration such as Rome has
not seen since the days of the revolu-
ton began last evening and lasted
throughout the night Contrary to for
mer practices there was no EFFORT by the
police or military to stop the popular
enthusiasm and the crowds surgeo
through the city acting very much as
though war had been declared already
and victory were being celebrated
The same thing has occurred through
out the country The one call is for
Salandra, the war advocate, and for his
Ministers. The fact that King Wet Or
Emmanuel has at last accepted Premier
Salandra Is taken as proof that he has
come at last to favor intervention and
has given his consent TO mobilization.
Momentous events are expected The
Kings life guards already have been
supplied with campaign uniforms,
When II became known last night
that the Cabinet was TO meet to-day fnr
the first time since It's resignation was
handed to the King the people made up
their minds that war was AT last a GER
tainty and began a demonstration.
About a third OF Romes population,
100000 citizens of all classes, ranging
from nublemen to peasants and labor
Continued on run Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-18
SIR EDGAR SPEYER,
PROUD, DROPS TITLE.
British Financier Of German
Extraction Rcbukes Talk
Of Disloyalty.
RESIGNS PUBLIC OFFICES
Special Gable Despafck 10 Tur suS

speridi Gable DcsD1fck n Tur SUN.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Fight Hon. Sir
Edcar Speyer. Of the firm OF Speyer
Bros. London. and one of the leading
financial figures Of the United Kingdom.
relevant to the recent anti-alien demon
strations throughout the country. Mr..
Speycr IL OF German descent and his
letter, which follows. II considered as
notable among such documents
There is nothing harder to bear than
the sense of injustice which finds no vent
in expression. For the last nine months
I have remained silent, treating with dis
dain the many charges of disloyalty and
the charges of Areachery made against
me by the press and private individuals
But ! can remain silent no'longer for
these charges and insinuating sugges-
tions have been repeated BY men In pub
lie Office. who have not scrupled to use
their positions to intiame the over
strained feelings of the people.
IT am not a man VINO can be driven
or drummsd by threats and abuse into
an attitude OF justification. but con-
slider 1t due 10 my hcnor as a loyal
British subject and to my personal
dignity as a man TO retire from all pub
lie positions.
Il therefore ask you to accept M
resignation as Privy Councillor and re-
quest that my baronetcy be revoked"
Mr.. Speyer has also resigned the
chairma nship of the Underground Rail-
ways. the craftsmanship OF the Queens
Hail Orchestra and the presidency Of