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The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
DROP BOMBS ON PETER vARAD.
Hungarian FortfAeation BonbaraeS
BY Serbian Aviator.

Nish. Aug. ga Serbian aeroplans
has bombarded Peter Varad peter
Wardein). Hungary. 1t was announced
today.
Peter varad lies on a peninsula
formed by the Danube River and is
fortified. 1t has q population of 5000
and Ii on the Orient Railway.
It Is officially announced that Ser.
bian infantry. on Sunday. prevented
the Austrians from fortifying the left
bank Of the Save River at Ucar and
Orachat. The same evening an Aus
trfan detachment was shelled near
Bortsa-
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Britain Tries to Placate Miners.

London. Aug. 26.-The British govern
ment took steps today to avert another
coal strike, in view of the critical situa-
ton brought about by the war. The
board Of trades has entered into negotia-
tions with representatives Of the Welsh
miners to effect a settlement.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
PRISON TERN FOR 1000.
Express Messenger Sentenced After
Adnitting He Took Cash.

Philadelphia, Aug. 26.-Albert Mer-
rill was sentenced by Judge Boyle. in
the Camden County Court today to
from two to three years in the States
prison, for the theft Of 5000 from tho
Adams Express Company. by which he
was employed as q messenger. A
signed confession was presented.
Merrill escaped to North Adams.
Mass. after taking the money. but he
was apprehended there soon after
wards. He waived extradition.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
SERBIA ACCEPTS TERMS.
Favorable Reply to Demands of Bu
Earia Reported Given.

Paris, Aug. 26.-Serbia is reported to
have given favorable reply to the
powers of the Quadruple Entente rela-
tive to the demands Of Bulgaria for
Macedonian territory.
Acceptance of Bulgarian demands by
Serbia Is expected to line up Bulgaria
as a friendly neutral or else bring the
Bulgar Kingdom into the war on the
side Of the allies.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
Shampoo Soaps

nc Packef's Tar Soap ...... .l5e
1Oc Colgate's Pine Tar Seem,
makes an excellent shampoo,
CdheS .2Se
2Se Glenn's Sulphur Soap for
Soc Liquid Green Soap. full pints .2oe
5Oc Barnard Cocoanut OIL sham
poo, does not dry the scalp or
cause the hair to become brit
tie; 4-oz. bottles. .10e
SOC Mulsified Cocoanut OIL. .... .Sec
35c Paragon Tar Shampoo he
36e Arabian EGE Shampoo. IOc
76e DUchesne EGE and Tar sham
POO, imported -......lD lDc
zoe Packers Liquid Tar Sha0poo, ,3oe
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

Princess underslips Of satin pale col
ors ase being brought forward.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

French Gold Supply Increased.
Paris. Aug. 26-The gold reserve Of the
Bank of France was increased by $3,-
100000 during the past week. 1t was An
nounced today.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

These are Hor wear under dancing
frocks made Of tulle. net and lacs.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

Just from the makers-a fresh
shipment of those very popular soc
Chocolates, which have been named
quoted to keep this candy factory
busy all summer. Nicely put up in
attractive boxes in assorted flavors.
Good WIZ Chocolates are made
filings of nuts, crushed fruits or
cream favored with pure fruit
Juices.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27

Miscellaneous
Soaps
25c Sani-Flush .19c
25c JOhnsOn's Foot Soap. Use
sc Grandpa's Tar Soap, cakes 12c
25c Glover Dog Soap. .1sc
1Oc ColEate's Silverware Soap,
25c Calvert's CarbOlic Soap. .10c
Eftxgerald's Vermin Hair Soap. .1Sc
2Jc Palmer's Sulphur Soap. -. Use
&c DandeFine S0ap. .10c
2Jc Nadine Complexion Soap. .18c
IOc Lana OIL Soap. .5c
SC Sweetheart SOap, cakes. .1Sc
1Oc JOhnsOn's CarbOlic or Sulphur
SOap . SS
1Oc JOhnsOn's Dog Soap. Sc
&c Hsrfina Soap. .f5c
15c Palmolive Soar. cakes. :19c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
DOCTORS INVOLVED
IN SERIES Of
MURDERS
Physicians Who Signed Death
Certificates for Eight Old
Odd Fellows Put to Death by
Mors To Be Investigated.

Yonkers, y. v. Feb. G.--InvestiEa-
lion OF Fred Mors' story that he put
to death eight aged and lnhrm in
mates of the German odd Fellows
home here because they were OLD
and nuisance" extended today %
physicians who are said 10 have sign
ed the death certificates In some OF
the cases. Adam Bangert. superin-
teadent OF the home, and three portors
are under arrest as material witnesses.
Mors Is In Bellevue hospital. New
York City, under the surveillance Of
alienists.
The coroner said that the three por-
ters told him that when an inmate of
The home died a certain mark was
chalked on the door Of the room Ia
which the body lay and that q physi-
clan was supposed Ia see this mark
and examine the body before Issuing
the death certificates. The norters
said. according TO the coroner. that
In some instances the doors had hocn
passed by and tho death certificate
made out showing the cause of death
to be apopleXy. According TO the
story told by Mors. when he walked
into the district attorneys office IN
New York several days ago, i've IN
mates were killed with an anaesthetic
and three with other drugs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
Brief Details Of
Russian Victory
Dnbble in
Meager Reports From Front
Tell of Strategy by Which
Musoovites Cross Bzura and
Capture German Position.

Petrograd. Feb. G.-Thc latest re-
ports from the front In Russian Po-
land bring some brief details OF the
important Russian victory on the
Bzura river.
While the Germans with three
quarters of their forces along the
Bbura continued to hammer at the
Russian line. the Russians seized this
opportunity TO throw their forces
across the 3zura al KRmion. near the
junction or the Bzura with the Vistu-
In. ana captured the German fortified
position at this place. At the same
time they drove the Germans across
the bzurn al Dakhova, which Is close
10 Sochaczew
Al kamion the Russians captured
a quantity OF steel bullot-proOf
shields which they Immediately utl-
lized IN the succeeding fighting They
also took "a number Of quick firing
gurs from the enemy and also on
the upper Rawka river they were
successful In capturing good many
Germnn outposts.
Near Holimuw the Germans were
unrelenting In their attack and the
Russians countered with equal feroC-
ity The German forces repeatedly
made use of armored motor ears on
which machine guns and quick firers
had been set up A hail OF shrapnei
from the Russian lines, however.
forced them tn retire. 'Russian mill
tary authorities are of the opinion
that the desperation eyinced by the
Germans IN Russian Poland IL a
shield for the removal of forces to-
ward the western front, apd they
compare these attacks with those de-
livered by General Won Hlndenburg
In the early weeks of the war when
six corps Of German soldiers were
rushed toward France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
MEXICAN CAPT TAI
KEENLY WATCHED
BY WASHINGTON
Unprecedented Situation of
Diplomatic Representatives
Wishing To Go Home in Body
Attracts Much Interest.

san Antonio. TcN. Feb. e.
That the Mexican peace confer
encc called to begin here this at
tcrnoon might request action by
the United states to bring peace
Ia NcNiro. wa stated to-day by
some OF thosc who were to ut
tend the conference. Dr. Aurc-
liano Irrutla. Iormcr minister of
the interior under Ilncrtn. said
all the United states would have
tu do would he Ia say to Carran-
~ and VIVA. You two make
peace" and they ut On'c would
do So.
Nmong arrivals today was Que
rido Mohcno. iormcr minister of
foreign affair. More than 200
former governors. army gcncrals.
diplomats and cabinet ministers
were expected 10 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
JAPANESE PREVENTS
WRECK DESPITE
MORTAL WOUND
Section Foreman. Shot by Mex
lean Laborers, Uses Last
Strength to Attach Torpedo
to Track.

Milford. Utah, Fen Morally
wounded by a pistol shot. Kihara. "a
japanese section foreman. used the
last Of his strength 60 set torpedo
on the tracks OF the salt Lake route,
near here last night To save'the east .
bound Pacific limited train from
possible wreck
Tie was shot through the abdomen
by MeNicans who composed his
force, They fled. leaving the hand
car on the rails. The wounded man
tried IN vain To remove the car alone
and then dragged himself down the
track with n torpedo. which he
placed so ~ To- check the train The
train stopped In response 90 the sig
nal ana brought Kihara 20 Milford.
where he died soon afterward. A
posse Is after his assailants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Washington Feb 6,-Admlnistra-
tlon officials ana the diplomatic rep
rcsentativcs OF forcign governments
here were kecnlN Watching for dcyel-
opmcnts today n the acute situation
at Mexico city, where many members
uf the diplomatic corps threaten tu
quit because of serious friction with
the Cafrun1a government
The advinnhility of united action
for the withdrawal of an foreign le-
cations in the Mexican capital be-
cause Of the difficulty of code com
municatlon ana the alleged slight re.
spect shown them by the Carranza
authorities already has been suggest
cd to their nome governments hy di-
plomats Of some leading European
nations.
This would leave the interests ~
foreign countries iu Mexico IN charge
at consular Offices thereby virtually
severing diplomatic relations with
the southern republic. 4 critical
feature OF the situation d the threat
ened deportation Of the spanish min
lster FOR anording asylum To Angel
lie Caso, confidential agent OF the
spanish government, accused of COM
plicity in the VIVA movement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

The iEvestigniion into the failed
First state bank az las Cruces. the
Agricultural college ana their rela-
lions moved forward pace when the
senate late this after0noa passed
House Bili No. ibs. the Blood iuyes-
tigation bill, under suspension OF the
rules 10y unanimous vote and after the
members OF the minority expressed
approval of the Investigation while
questioning the motive inspiring the
majority 20 force Il pending n reply by
the governor TO the request Of the leg
isiature for Information on the sub
ject.
Upon calling NJ the dill out OF lie
regular order from the table where Il
had been sent with favorable report
from the finance committee senator
Holt delivered his promised address
swing the reasons for the inquiry In
10 the college affairs and for his re-
fussi 60 transmit the memorial relat-
ing TO the college business 10 which
Senator Bartk made reference In a
speech lasl week.
Mr.. Holt explained that the memoir
Nnl Wa IAEINlN - UANANNNfAt VI ANA "
nancial conditions OF the college AT
the time =. r. McCanna of Albuquer-
que took charee as treasurer In an ef-
fort 20 straighten out the situation.
He said the memorial suggested she
use of trust funds through the Office
OF public lands. properly secured. for
the purpose Of relieving the situation
and supplying the college with about
$780, which Il needed 20 complete
the year, lie quoted the enabling act
and the constitution 90 show that use
OF such funds could not be so made
and said that for that reason he had
thought Il best 90 withhold the mem
orial incidentally MIR. Holt not orly
completely absolyed Mr. Mccanaa
from any knowledge Of the unfortun-
ate condition existing az las cruces
as member Of the board of regents
but showed htat when the crisis acme
u was Mr.. McCnnna who stepped into
the breach TO do the most effective
work.
otherwise, Mr.. Hollis address was
a sweeping and detailed elaboration Of
the statements In the house hy Nr.
bl,.vd whom introducing the bin.
Mr. Holt charged specifically thaa
Governor MeDonald knew Of the con-
dition OF the First State bank and that
the travelling auditor kuew "a. He
charged that Mr. Guiifoyl. a. reelstrar
Of the college. vas an absolute dicta-
tor Of all affairs including affairs be-
longing properly 10 the president. IL
charged that Wetlanfer. who succeed.
ed Guiifoil, not only was defauisei
hut that he purchased supplies hi
prices far In excess ~ the bid. H.
asserted that the bank had x50,0ot
In oyerdrafts and among lie note'
was one signed by fifteen or twenty
Democrats of the Mesilla velley ane
made prior 20 the nfst state election
This note Carried as credit. he said
$50 a month OF interest paid by ths
bank on state college FUNDS He re.
peated the charse that on the last dal
the bank was open Paxton. Llcwelisn
| Guiifnn AID Mr. Mossman, the pres
ent registrar. assured those whs
came for their money that the hani
wns solvent ana warned the college
people not 10 withdraw their funds
The majority lenders statement wa
a errlnc lndictrent 81 he hankll'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
OttomanEmpirein
Need Of Cash and
Facing Famine


Petrograd. Fob. g. (Via Loudon.
2ias y. m. THE Reach has pubiIshed
a dispatch from Ile special corres-
ponaent az Oaessa. who declares rnrf
according to news reaching that eftY
from Turkey a famine a corr le imr
minent in the Turkish empire ant
furthermore the suTeriDneat % urB-
entity 10 need Of funds.
The military authoflslea are exempt
ing able-bodled men from serving Ia
the army for s7oo. oa this amount
tieO goes 20 the ministry ~ VAR ana
the rest Il divided cbtHten tho navy
and red cross observes are exempted
for the sum OF tlfo. Well % DO Turks
are making free use o. these exaoap-
tion clauses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

THE German ambassador has not
received Instructions regu4dinr the
decision Of the German admiralty,
hut according to the text of the de-
cisiun the following seems clear.
There IN nothing new in the COM
munication mnde on February hy
the German admiralty with respect
10 the altitude of the German impet-
iul navy toward ships OF the enemy
Cr toward neutral commerce. II IL
absurd To describe this as the procla-
nation 0f papo; blockade of the
British Isles. The communication ls
simply statement of what has been
since the beginning Of tho war the
attitude Of the unyics of al of the
hclligerent powers towards ships Of
the enemy.
"a few months ago the English
admiralty proclaimed the closing ot
the North sea, the waters OF which
are essentially neutral Germany
does not profess to close even the
English chnnuei 10 neutral commerce
ana she docs not intend To modest or
seize American vessels laden with
foodstuns for the civilian population
nf enemy countries. II is tn boz hoped
that England will not make neces-
sary a reconsideration of this attitude
by scizing American ships like the
WilheImina.
"Gcrmaay does, however. an
nounce to 'hc world that Il proposes
TO continue To- destroy ships belong
ing to the enemy and 1t adds tho mo-
tification 90 neutral powers that. ON
account or the fact that British ships
are employing neutral flags, accord
inr To- secret instructions now known
to have been issued by the British
government bona fidc neutral vessels
may actually boz endangered
Although, according to well un-
deratood ANA universally accepted
usaEes of warfare, naval vessels are
perfectly justified in destroying mcr-
chnnimen OF the enemy. the German
government now sees fit to issue aim
ply general reminder o. that cf-
feet. stating The actual radius Of op-
erations of the German submarines.
The warning also may be- taken as
In the nature 0f an answer to the of
for of prize of 1900 made In Eng
land for the nrst British morrHnt ship
that should succeed m rnmmne and
sinking German submarine. an Of
Ter calculated Ia revive the l0ng
abandoned practice of priyutoering
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
Meanwhile Russians Have
Pushed Northward and Now
Threaten to Turn Flank Of
Teuton Forces.
BATTLE FOR WARSAW
MAY BE MOST COSTLY
Initiative Has Passed to Mus
covites, Is Claim Of Russ Of
fetal Bureau; Carpathian
Struggle Drags On.

London, Feb. 6, U2;45 p. m)--On
hts chosen grodnd tc the west of War
saw, General Won Hindenburg, the
German commander h continuing ais
costly ungcs TO oreak through 60 the
Polish capital. Al the same iime the
Russians. farther north, have pressed
forward and after crossing the Bzura
river, are seriously thentenine the
Germans With sn outnanking move
ment. Thus another great battle foi
Warsaw is on. involving perhaps a
greater loss Of life than any other con-
flict In the war. The issue IL still un-
decided but the Russians claim that
the initiative has passed to them. al
though further furious German at
lacks are expected.
The more complex and strateglcaiiy
the more important struggle IN the
Carpathians IL dragRing on without
any decisive turn uTOadiy speaking
Il appears that In the western half OF
the battle region the Russians are
making progress, while in the eastern
half they appear 10 have fallen back
from the Lupkow aud Rcskld passes
on prepared positions. wlere they are
attempting to stem the rush Of large
AGStrO-Germaa forces.
The western war zone has socn Vir-
tually no change during the week. hut
there are many reports Of Germnn
preparations for renewed activity In
Belgium
Dispatches from caro- indicate nat
the Turks who attached the Suez
canal were merely the advance con-
tingcnt OF three columns which arc
struggling across the desert The
main hodies OF the invading army
soon should be heard from.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

methods n the 41xu stpln nonk prta-
ident ana hla efs1Ssatss ana 81 the
rclltical naturt ~ inc nanaHefneslt
given the state college by ~ ba4ns %
regents. He went Into arsos detail
quoting az lcngth from tha records of
the hank and Of the collcEc ten1ina
TO show condition which. II proven
BY the Investigation - nothing les
than amazing. In conclu0inG his s,ate-
ment Mr. HoIt declerod he not only
had no feeling agaluft the gorefnor
OF New Mexico, the travelling audiinf
the members Of the board Of regents
OF the officers OF tho s1ate bank: that
the situation demanded an invegtlse.
tlon; that the Republican majority
proposed an absolutely fair and thor
ouEh investigntion and that u vas
the purpose Of the senate eemmitlec
on committees 20 name Democrat -
one OF the scnate's two members on
the investigating body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
Roswell RdIemen
Best in Entire
UnitedStates
0utshOOt Nearest Competitor
20 Points in Third Weeks
Matches, According to Off
cial Announcement.
Estate capital Burcau
tof Etrning Herald.
l5l De iarRnn sintel.

washinston. Feb. o.~~whh scor,
OF a7a OUT " possible geo. ~,
New Mexico Military lnt,liute did the
best shooting IN The third weeks
matches for the natSonsl shootlns
championship betwern milftar,
schools and academies ~ the coun.
try. The results folloWs
Class A.
New Mexico. Roswell SO w. New
York, Cornwall, $50.
81. Johns. Delafeid Wis, sss vs.
Bordentown. y. j., cas-
Northwestern. Highlshd Park, m.
$50 VI. Harvard. Los togeles. sac.
Kemper. Boongilie. No.. $50 W. 81.
sohns. ManlIus. New fhfk. $40.
Class b.
Morgan Park. M. kss ". Went.
worth, Lexington. Mo-. BIZ.
Hitchcock. san Rafael. Cal. $50 Va.
shattuck. Fari6ault. MINI. 500.
Miami. Germantown. Ohio. S3a vs.
Bingham, Asheviiie. y. q. $50.
Tennessee. sweetwater. Tenn. S9s
W Nazareth Hall. Penn SOS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
LAND COMMISSIONER
CRUSHED BY BURDEN

Santa Pc. y. ~. Feb. G.--state
Land Commissioner Robert y. Er,icn
has been confined to his home for
several days by what his friends do
clare To he a combination of overWork
aud worry ana nervous strain over
the numerous additional responsible
Ties which the Republican majority
In the legislature proposes IA place
upon him, The words Lot Eob do
IT, has 'heenme the Republican leRls-
latlve si0snn and Mr. ErVoin r. said
to have broken under the burden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Santa Fe N NJ Feb 0Therr are ,ree geTfsrfIv soI -
sons why there possible ground the irresponsible street t
regarding effort mpcah Governor Meonad7 said Republican
National Committeeman Charles Spices this morning se rca
i continued Mr. spcss "that We Of the ,uay have keen
appreciation of who would become governor Of an
peacbmcnt The other reasons important are easa
One Of these latter that there possible gnd uuou which 10
base impeachment proceeding charge nst the afnor
other than that Of possible indulgence toward political
the board of Of the agricultural college The
that impeachment proceeding always solely upon
an absolute certainty of wronedong The talk Of ssbs impac
en proceeding against Governor Mcdonald is simply irscspopsible
street rirors.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
LIesaOers Rescue
Twenly-Seoen off
Bark Rouogmoni

Fire Island. n. ". Fen. g.--The
British bark Rogoumont from Lon-
don Tor New York. WAS discovered
ashore here after the iiitlng az "A
dense fog today She was dying sig
nails Of distress. Seas were breaking
over her, Il was too fough for the
coast guards To launch a boat. FL
naily coast guards succeeded IN
shooting a line 10 the bark ana the
rescue OF her crew Of tweniy-seVen
wna hcgun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Washington, Feb GThc German Enbasy declared in a
mcnt issued today regard the decree placing the around
the British Isles in the that Germany does intend
lest seize American vessels laden with ioouff. for the civilian
population Of enemy countries.
The wireless Of the official admiralty proclamation said ship
ping northward around the Shetland Islands, in the basin Of
she North Sea- and strip Of least three nautical miles in breadth
along the Dutch coast is endangered in the way.
The Of the received from Ambassador Gerard
Navigation around Shetland Islands in the part Of the
North aud for thirty miles along the Dutch open ~
the dangrr zone"
The expresses the hope that England will not make
necessary reconsideration Of this attitude by sczng American ships
like the Wihclmina" The .iaiincn in full fooWs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
ENLOE DECLINES TO
LEAVE NEW MEXICO
Estate caasal lsnreAn
tot Ettnlnn Hcgale
fsf Wo Varra. Hotel

santa re. \. ~. F-b. e.--The stats
hoard or education adjourned today
at noon 70 meet asaia On esarck 2-.
after having been II session hers elI
week. Iresldent ~ \. Enlon. % sho
hoard. announced this moEnlna that
Ne hsd Hnally delermlde6 u renaiu 10
his present phLstlon ~ president "a
the silver City normal school ana 20
refuse very attractive olier q BE-
slperiniendcnt d soheois Al pi,lNnafe.
Kans. Mr Enloee frleRas ara very
much pleased At hIs deoMlcn ana I, =
Understood that 0oyefner Heppnhla
has only been waillna W his decision
70 re-aprolnt him 10 ne sieiR hoard
OF education
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Washington, Feb G1he official Of the German admiralty
proclamation transmitted by Ambassador Gerard the depart
neit today reveals that navigation the north of the Shetland
Islands and the part of the North well strip
nautical miles along tho Dutch in the danger hut
that the waters directly around Great Britain and Ireland comprise
The prohibited areas This differs from the published report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
MPEACHMENT RUM0Rs
ARE IRRESPONSIBLE SAYS
CHARLES A. SP|ESs

Three Excellent Reasons for Maotys Making No Attempt
to Dust Executive, Declares Member Of National Acpnb-
hcan Body Not Least of Which Ia Fact That There Il
No Possible Ground Which to Base Such an Aooa II
II Were Desired
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
OFFICIAL TEXT OF kASERS ADMIRALTY
PROCLAMATION CLEARS BLOCKADE SITUATION

Published Accounts Of Announcement Extending War Zone
Broader Than Official Document Itself in Claims of En-
barge Strip of Dutch Coast and Navigation Routes North
Of Shetland Islands Not Included in Dangerous Areas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
GERMANY MAKES IT PLAIN
THAT CARCOES Of FOOD
WILL Be MOLESTED

Teutons Will Keep Their Hands Of Shipments of Wheat and
Other abes to Neurals and Enemies Provided England
Will Do Likewise, Is Statement Made Today, Provided
Supplies in Each Case Are For Use Of Civilian Population