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Sabubriidc lla6 Ga=
naoa geip!engt.
SSerncr &an Nurn, ein ocntidler : i
Iisier, in &anecbpru Uerhai.
tcf. aeitdnnie.
glanee6oro. @toinc. 3. lsebr.


$oelttc iriib lpuroe Der &criud, &c
lhudt. oie9sabnbriifc Sll icritoreu, bic
oen ct. Grpir 6IuB iiberipannt. mel
der oie @ren3e Smildlen nen 0itIihcl
Wtoinc uno 9tcubralnldlucia bilort.
G.iner ser orei 9ogcll Der Bride iuur.
DC ourh cine Gpnmniterploiiun be.
idl1bi9t.
Stc 6rplaiion errcgte ouf Der &eu.
brounldlmeiaer Scitc nroBe 9lnirc
Ginng. no lid raid Scriidlte iIbcr Elm
oelltld,es Grinploft perhreiictcn uno
SIT elmer iofprtigen lluicrlnd,nuN
ourdl oic >kropin5beborhal iiimiell.
Mud ollf oieier Seife begonn cine
llntcriuAulla nnn fiihrte 3ur &erboi
tllHa einea Maaues in eincm bicii.
gen Motcl. oer lid 9SerAer 9'an Nprit
na.ultc. ltah 9lneoben Ner 9oliSri
Note Der Sicrhoitcte, onB or ciu Giii
3ier III Iicuiten EcntidlonnS lei,
l0nilte nbCr lciuen Mana niht belonni
gcbcn.
9tcm Nori. 3. ,Sebr.
3ieSprcupun9 Der iuternatlonoIen
@rudc uher ocn ct. Groit sSlni All
scr foiooniideu Scifc, Ole pcn einci,
ir,lhercn oeutldlen Gifi5icr. noMcl9
YScrner Nan NNp"l. rorQcnonunen
lm,roc. ourite neue intcrnntionaIl
GcrluidlnnlCh alit iid) brill0cn. San
&nrn purOc ull nmeritonlidlcnl 30
Nen, III 9ancehoro. ne. ipotcr pGr
hnitct. mo oie fouo0alld,c1 9'c6or.
ocn hohen iofort ein sliisiielc1luqe
ucrrobren einocrcidlt. 2ie Nrilde IL
mr. Icidlt beld'o6ilt ipprncu.
&albingtnn, 3. CSebr.
Cir Gecil Spring Slice, oer brill
id'c 9otid'ofter, bot hente mt Der lie.
terreidnup eines entinredenocn sc
indies i'm Stootsomt I'M Nomen 0cr
funchiid)en Regicr,na iornra oas
4ualleierlilgspcrfohren dcqen 9Scr
her &on Sorn einaeIeitif, ocr Oct
~herludltcn 9iernld,tilna pen Aten-
iCbeuicben" an1eiIoat liz.
Ter @oiid,oiter ipud beriGnIidl
i'm Stnatsont Dor mo ilherreid)te
Merrn 9rpan Die ibm BON Der fono
oiifcn &cgicrlina su0citciltc ihrift
Iihe Sdiihernno bes iSnlles, i'll ser
cs ltnter onoercm hcibt ba6 der
&uIpoHt 0urh Ole obiidltllhe mo iii,
aeieblid,e 3erItGrltna Ser iiber oelt
Ct. Groir fiibrenoen Bride aPer
'dlenlc6ell gclahroete.
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Gie GonareI!aba baeurnneten.

S'on bclor5ercm ,Stfcrciie mar Oo9
lpaa hie GcndrcbIcl,te Aenn gSoll
nter. Stcphor IS. Gcrtcr uno goDbcd
imo Gr. NordlicI6 5il ioqcn bntrcn
Ncrr &oIlmer Der crit tiirsIldl eine IL
beotlItlonc Hebc Diclt, eril1rtc 06B
ii Der ,ieii bon 1874 bis 1912 niele
@rdjc6ell5follc iitr Gin SSniicuol,$
iuhrnerhct in Der 0ieIdndltt scr &crci
iilateu Staoten 81 ner3cidncn luarel.
Gr bctontc. oaR oos uoroliidle g;rr-
itiqe oes ameritnuildleit &olfcs ourGl
Die &euhclci int Nouic 0nttcs &C
iaDract mcr0c. pcnn IS ned Ionagr
epri nm sSriencn hete unb olliiernoln
hesielheH gIlrtaelo filr lRorhmnncn
in bic Soihen ltcdc. es mare iolpett
qefpun1eu, euB Die omcrltoniihc I'm
ahhdngiateit crtlitIldl gcfohroct. DER
S,anhel nit ucitralen Honocrn Der.
.'noert uli0 cine britiid]e 9epen
oonce aus hcn Terciniotcn Stao.
ten aeltndlt iunrocn lei. ,Sm Gcl;.
areB nlodle Die anitaiion ijir itriftc
9'eutrolit0t lmh ein 93GiieuouSinhr
ocrh6t eitldicoenc sSnriid)rittc, abtr
cine pplitlpe Nftinn lei untcr alien
llmitClioen aetafcn, 10 6ic GongrcB
abacoronetcn iilhlfen, hoB oic 0ifent,
lidle 0teillnn9 binier ihncn itchs. unb
honn rilrrcn crinritbIidc ReimIidtc
hid)t ousbleibca. Ter Aoininiitroiion
III bon ocr bro britiidlcH lreiic 0a3
9Hnrdcl aifgebmbeu ipnrben. ooii
20 9Sro5cnt Der @iirger ocr &ereiiii1
ten StooteH acacn itriftc Ncltirolitot
,elei ltho nur 6reiiiig oorilr. Iber
Die Sadlc nerbcItc iicb llnlqetctrt. 70
Vro5ellt morcn ootiir uHb 0reiBia 90
araen 9in icoent Soae meroe niehc
aemonuen. Cine pernuncntc ErQn.
nletlpn, peIf'c ondl IN Submit &C
acii ieoe 2ierlctuno omeritnniidler
Vriu5ipieh protcitircn ion, lei eint
pnirIotlIdc l,tIidt.
epidrcbnlligllen SfCpDnn ~, N0rs
fer, Der cnf einlooitna Serrn PART
holots oIs t5oit Scr Gcuisrcu3 bel
Imohnte. er50blte. aaij iinlilnnI in Der
G'cihidltc hcr 9creiniJten 5todteG
&;dtteidu3ilbrnerhntt crlniien nor
Nca leicn. &r iii ats tSriin0en Der
AlmdnItGt audi in o;elem 1oac in
cinc Gcrbanaung nes Gluborgo.
Ger beutidle " iIitartemu0.
Der inpiel eeidlmdbt mltr6e. nnr0c
gicnol3 ir'itdnoe ieiu oen nilontiihel
}enH 81 treu3tn, nuhcr5 obcr mGrr
q INIT 0cH euaIiiheH u upoIi9e
INNS. Der lert nit ollcr Dtndli od
rlli beoabt iei. ouierifonlidcn Aoon
6rl iuto nneritoHilt,c Sdliiitiahrt 3n
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ss1eg i,nltet es bereit imr 9ihenmatis.
INNS.

9iiht notbig. lid) 81 plo9en ltno
sl perluhen. ben Nbeunntisnus su
bcboltcn. Sebet, oof Sbr i'm beici.
tiat. @ebronft SIonn's Ointment.
Sbr 5roud't es nidlt einSurciben, loBt
es MIR oit ergrifienen Sbeilc 0nrh.
orinecn, es ninmt bic Sdmer5cll II.
hcilt. SSSbr fiihlt Guh iofort beIlcr
lulo iperoct bolo nnsgchcn ln6 onoe.
rem 2eioenben onriibcr cr3dbIcn mol
len. erboltet cine ,5laidc Don
Slnou's 2ininient iiir 25c r1n tr.
oeilD einem Ipotbefer mo tnItet e8
I'M @ollic 9egen Grfdltune, lnehc uno
geihpollcne @elcnfe, 2umho9o,
Sciotico rtno obnIid)e Sale. SIR
Selo 3iiriid, menn nidt 8ufriGoen,
obcr es aiebt ioIt INNER auQenbIif.
!ih1 "';;iocrltng. aouft hcllte cine
q: l,he.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
9ns Ncitbsmarineantt oro1t i6roffc
Wtabre9elm 9e9em 2rnppc1tz
SrnmSpOrtc nlt.
Srooanirur ieb Der &rgsln lit Stalien einen 9dmper
ant Sd)were Nie0erlage Der 9in1en bel Voaic,fa.
@angboier bel &aiitr &ilbtlm

fulra u&iclc 4u@lon0cr. 0it 0os Oellt
lde Volt naf leincm Gltberen Sd)liii
hcllrtbellclL fellnell nid)t nen Inter
ldlicb 5lpiidcu Civilization uno SilI-
tur Gnglano lit acipiB ein lodlcipi
lrirtcs 2nu0; ocr Gnglln0cr Derrdtb
Icine Civilization namentIid) I'M Ga
len. God oNititllr" hcociItct Moral
nno @eluilIen, SSenn gtusIdnoer bc
hnuutcn, Is lei uleine Nniid]t. Elm
gScltrcih 5u grilnocu, y lit ioldles
DER groBte ltnllrn Scr mir ic 5u Gh
rem gcfommeu iii. God ihbeSuq oui
WnroL S,SnOultric, Selpiiicnhoftigicit
miro GcutihIano lid, herliihclI, cir
Torbilo filr Die 9on5e @elf 5lt luer
GNl."
Sicbtnedlt am SdDansprauscr.
Berlin, 3. 1Sebr.
9lnis lharflte lui,roe bcute III elmer
&erinnrmhulg io3ioloetnotratiider
Observation-Disclosures Die 1oItuno
1r. &orl Siebfncdlts perl,rtheiIt, Der
ais cirSiger inter ieinen 0ullegen 9e.
lcaentli1 ser i'm 0e5elnher obqcbol.
teilen &riegsiibung oeS Jieid)stuaes
ecgcn oie 9eiuillieung ser pon Der
Ne1iernna gcforoerten arieesauleibe
Gcltinlmt botte. @e5cihnchb lit es
Dub Die &erlnminlino ouf Qr. 2ieb-
fnchts erlud)cn einberuicn ipuroe.
Scr millen mollte, lpie ieine Garteiae
lolIen iibcr ibu oenfen uno in lpeId)er
SSciIc tic gcgen ibn nor5ugehen bedb-
itd)tieen.
Or. 2iebtned,t iuurbc iuir 6esr
1nIb nidlt nlls Dem Gerbonb Der Eor-
lei orsacltoRcu. neil sic 0erioiulu-
hung bier3u niht oos 6cdlt hottc. Ter
6oll Ioli obcr bem uod,iten Yarteitoo
sur eiogliltigen Gntidleibung porec,
lcat iperben. Gic 9teiolitioi lit ilbri,
gems 10 nbeeial,t, So'} lie III ibrer
gSirfl,ng elmer slusldlliebltne nobe'
3il glcihtnmnit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
c@ @romptes Giuidlreiten iuiro
Gnrcu Snitsn beFeitigen.

S8enn SSbr Gud erfoItet (9In5ei.
dlell ourh 9iiebcn oocr @uiten), be-
ieitigt es loiort. 3ie SSoee ooB es
mir poriibergebeno lei, fibrt OFT gu
idyperen GonlpIifofionen. Sic gr3.
net Die iofort nno Ieidt ourh SoIs
einorinet, lit Die herInngte Sorte.
Or. Sings gtap Giseonerp beieitiet
Die Hei5ung uno lott ben 6nitcn. Sie
perben iid iofort beiier fiibIen: nGie
Weoi5in erreidlte ioiort meinen 6u-
item, lit eines Der bieIen 3eueniiie.
Hur SOC in Der Ipothete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
Der Nabelsienit.

lei Dem oeutihell gieihstagc 5eln,
Sabre 81 ip1t gefoninen. @dte 0os
,Slottrnproarnnun ocs aalicrs oo,
nols 5llr Gurdnlbrina aeIollot. 70
iuiirhe non hrltiid)cm s'topolisuluS
niht mcbr oic gicoe iein fonncn unn
GnqIono olf9ebort bohen. oic &prr
idlcrin Der lPccrc 81 icin. .Diit 6ent
grbBtcn 9iodl6rnd proteltirtc Gr.
Nardiclo OogAelt ooB Die onlerifa
nilhe Aealcrnna onloc, onB ibrc
Shifie nuf bobcr gee alliacbalteie
mo Der Shub Der oncrifdnildelr
6lnggc juu (Seip6tt Der gSeIt
acuodit meroc. g4initon eirdua. Der
cr'fe Soro rer briilidlcn gt0nlirolitdt.
bate nit cmporenocr 9rroqan5 er
ildrt. GngIono bcberridc 0ul otlan
tiifen S5enn, 6ronfreidl Dos WtitteI
loaoildle g|ccr mo rSnpnu 0cu itilIel
C3cdn. Sir gmerifo im0 onlerlfa
niidlen 0onocl bleibe bci 6icier Ger
iheiIlHG Der Mccrc obiolnt na!5
lihrl0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
alclp glorf. 3. fef,r.

Gin arcu5er nit bier Sdlornitci-
fien, ser aIs Ger oeutidle &rcu5er
aorIsruhe oher Der briiiihe &reuSer
sufioH ongeiehen nuroe, rief in Der
Gaht rom 10. sSoruor in mcitiuoi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

We Gurerpr0entIi ID
6ebsuteno uno tiei9reifen0 bic 3dtige
felt Der reutIdlen Saniidtsoffi3iers
in bieiem arie9e bisber 9etpeien 1T
QeIt aus Der boGen 3aSl Der linen
perliebenen 9lus3eIhnun9eu on oeuts
liGllien berpnr. giint psniger ois
1900 Giierns Grcp5e Fa5en ii4 N2i-
litdrGr5te burA ibre dafopferungs.
pc1s glrbeit erporben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

. os aisfsutdnaurEb
fiihrt nuf Der Glu6t Sprinss por
800 Gab aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
3cl9t IlllS Ocn Wabrtu
Tfino.
Sr. Sernhnrs iueiit uad, Sah Gns-
lanS and aeaen bic &ereinisten
Staefen Nrisa fi;frt.

Il. Fuitt =. fSeDr.
Hnl Serlanlc elmer llnlprod)e, Die
er hcllte gbeno hicIt. crfIGrte Or.
S'ernbnrS 1ernblrl. orr iriihere
StootalctrctGr ocs Nci,hsfoIonio[
uulte@. ooG nlS notiirlidlc tSolee ser
llnierbrethlrla 0es Sanoel5 5miIhei.
2entldllan0 mo 0cn &erciliateli
StootclL Der areN. sen Gnalano
0e9en 1cutld)lnno fi,hre. alcidseitia
onh Gin NrieB aeJcn sic &erein!atcr
Stoteli lei
Heorcr tr0rtertc Die gSirtuna Ser
Ginihrdntllng nentidrr @anoelSbt
6lcbun1en aui ueiiiroic 2onner, untcr
pelonocre 9crildlidltiauna ocr Ber
eluiAtcn Stoafell. oic om. ocm af.i
ldpnna Ocs oeuildcn l>anocIS oic
grnBtrngortbcllc 0e5eAen hotten. Dlit
bepig cnl anpler lei AoS licid, Der
bette &an0c Amcritos 0ttueien, bic
Nolsouafnbr mare itciia eeitieQer
mo au Nonnlpolle ieich I'M lester
yNohr nidlt pcniaer ola 2.t50.0 00O
&oilcn onn 2cntldlono aetonfi NOR
0cl.
tNln nngeilcarcr &ellnlt.
Sic llnicr6inounQ Ocs 0cutidlen
@&ctib0peroca sur 1ce." ioQtc Or.
lcrnNirh ubcbcuict tHr 0jc 9ieuolfe
uma Der Gcrcinintcu Siontcn cinen
loArIldltll &crlult api rnnn 800 .U1iI
lloncH loiore." Sn l'erbinorna 90
lHit iilhrit er aus. aai' Scr arieg NIT
GcuildlInn6 tbdtIodlllb Gin 9riea nit
Den Hereinafter Stoicn lei. 6nqs
lonD bobe old Die Iottrin unlQejio
Ben. hnB IS lfliht oer belohlaqneb
lacnncn, nidlt her uclfraleh 0tadt
icl. Den gcmeis oniiir al IIeicrn. ooG
beoin1lnn2lneiie NnntrcbanAc iiir nie
nliIitorlldien ,3mete eiHer fricaiiih
rellocn fadlt heitinni mar. Turd
oieic &erleeung eincr oHcrfonnten
@eitinlnnla boife Guolono 2citid
lano 5ilhi;neern.
&craebl;dDe Wabe.
~9Snhrfnb ober oicic 9entiibnnQen
Der britiidlcn Aegicrlrnq." llthr Re6
ner iurt, ,,iufolae nee g;oracbcnS Der
Nereiniafen Siooten mo inicIae Der
: Cbotiahe, hob iih Gcuiillono aaes
luos eS brdudbt, ais onocrcn 2ucllen
81 perldoiien mciB. pcr1cblih lein
mcrocu. bilben lie oodl Gin nneac3eid]
netes 9eiipiei iiir Die 9lrt imb Mei
ic, ir Der euglono oicicn Nriea inbri.
Der NabelSiemit.
1r. 0erlburg fam loooun aui Die
britilhe &ontroIle oller anbelOerhin
Ounaen 81 ipreden ino ioate. .giidt
Gin ein5iacs Wort cntaeht Dem bri
iiid,en Senior. Sogor bie Rorttbc
rtftc merbcn lhm boroeleai, lnuo bic
s'ereinlateu Stonten lino gcnou f.
iinIirt. oIs norcn tic irgcnoipo onT
oem Monbe. llno nos cnaIiIhe Su
lter III nidt mir cine 2oit fiir Die
9'creiniater Stootcn, ionoerH fiir inIt
ollie nelltrolell GnnoCr.
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idleil cScmoilern ocu 9nnlpfcr Sio
bcuo III. Gieic Grflarung murot
hci,te. ppn Cffi8icren bes Gompfcrs
bier nad Nnfilnft nb1c9ehen.
Dos aricgaldliif fragte noh Dem
9|crbleib ocs Gonpiers @SrciiOcnt uou
Ser @amburg 2Inlcrifa Sinie, mel
der III einen beutld)en 0iIfsfrcl5cr
umaclpanoclt poroen mar.
Sic Sfti5iere bebaltptetcn, 0oB 0iC
Isabella 9lbcno5 I'M llbr nit 0eni
Srcl5cr 3ltiommclltrof. Ger @onoels-
bontpier befono lih oui 6cn gSe9c
unn Son SSuan nohlPopaQuc5. IS
iol 5ll bunfeI acmeien iein. nm oaS
Sriegslfiff erfennell 81 fonnen.
Die anrlsruhe bot hier S6orn-
Iteinc. Der Suifolf mir 0rci.
SdDmerc HieScrlaae Der Hniicn.
Berlin, 3. tScbr.
Gos oeutlhC Nrmeeboltptqllartier %;
heltte cine ge snnntnlad)ling pcrnffeltt.
litt, oie folgenoen Sortlout Bat;
Sic glngrifre, Die BON Den 5rdn-
5olen ollf sic bcutihen Stellllnget bel
Gertbes eertoht puroen, iinb nbge=
idlIoeen moroen. sluf bcm &eit Der
ShIahtlinie inl SeItcil fonocn nllr
9lrtiIlerietdnlpfe itott.
Nm Der oltprelfiiden @rcn5e lit c.
5u fcinem nciien @efeht aefonuicn.
SSn Eoleil. ilorolidl pom Der @eid)-
ieI, miroen Ineriffc Scr riiiiideil
Gapolleric obgeihloecn. lpdbreno Ole
Aneriffe Der 0elltlheil IiioIih Der
gScihiel ino oltIih bon 0olinlon nit
ser @eietune bes 9ories 'Suntin cll=
oetcn. Seit Dem eriten Sebriior limo
Sample nm oen geiit BON @olaS5ne'
2cmic5fo i'm @aitae. SSn oieIen 0e-
fcd)tcn nod]ten mir 1000 @efangene
uno erbeuteten lehs WtaI6inenge-
ihmBc.
&uiiiidc 9todtaneriife ouf sic
oeutibcn Stellineer om 85urofluBe
murbell abgelhloger."
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Nadlbalti0cr Giuormf

~ fan rit licdlt bchaibict lber.
0cn oaB 0cr einorltt, ben bic yer
l0Hm1lun9 ln0 ibrc Rciofutiouen *.
uiaht baben. cIu blcihenocr mo rad,
bottlqer III. Die 9ieiolltorcn iino bc.
reits befonnt acgeber pot0ca. Sic
tGnncn nit Rcdt oIs nclc llHa6bGn.
pinfclt9crtlorrna Dcr 4iiraern Der
gicrcinigtea StdotelI ncllcn uno nit
bcionocrer 6relioc Miro Is beqrii6t
merocn, 6nb nidlt ollci;, 6reiGeit fir
2on6eI mo SdiIffnbrt Oer }trciuia
ten Stoaten pcrIcnqt murae. aiif eiu
9aoiienonSiubrncrbot acorlmgen, bic
etdbliruna eines onterifo,iid,en So
bells ilir lmotb1ngiqcn Jtddridlfcn.
bicnit acioroert, ionoern aidl Der
Srunbidt aufaeitcIt nur0c. BAR m.r
ioIde ann0iboten llntcrifiitt perocf
h:lrien, neldle nmeritoniidlc ,Snterel-
ien oenen irgen6 cines on0eren Can.
0cs Dor5icben. Das lit einc Sos bon
Cnalon0" grtlorlmg. mic i;e utrfo.
mer niht gcoodlt iperoen fmln.
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ss>oiliaatou. :. 6. I Scot.

'ber Die GnnitrcrIi
IN hicliQer SioNi
jur SinIeltulil
c,iler So3 bon
Gnglonh~ Sc
lpcoul9 1T be
rcita tclcgra.
pbiidl teridlicl
,poroeli. obcr
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Srotaniruhr in ,italien.

Soiiort 3. .Sebr.
gScacn Scr ltcti9 iteigenoen SebenS.
mittclpreiic fam es beiitc bier 5lt TN
rnben, ole cinen iibcrauscrnitcn Cha
rofter onnohnlcn. McnIdcunlengcn
ourhSoecn bic Strobcn uno pliinocr
ten oie goderloocn. Srlippcn nnBtcn
sur misunderstanding itno Mufrcdt
crboltiuln scr Sronung olligchoten
meroen.
Gic llnrubcn 61lerten trob0cln ocn
0an5en Sog binourd otl bis ibnen Die
Vcfonntgobe, hoB sic it0bfilhen &c.
h1r0cE Nforinol= uno Wfininalpreiie
icitqeIcbt b0ttcit cin Gnoe berelteten.
@anabuier iibcr ben &aiier.
Afilnden, 3 fSebr.
Gic yNcueiten gtohrid)ten" brad.
ten loeben Gin >ynterbieip nit 2lioluig
@onabnicr. i'll pelden CT ilber melte-
rc Ginorilde berihtet. 6ie CT gclc9ellt
lidl ieines &eilcns i'll oes 2oilera
Nouptquortier enpfin9.
8an9hofer bcrid)tct folgenocs:
.Ntit eiacnen 9tugen lernte i'd fen
nen, mic Der StaiIer gclniien obne Die
gerinqltc glufregltng ju bcrratben, lit
Qenbotte, belcioigen6e Beridte bin
nohm. Die Don oen sSeinoen Geutidj
lunos in oie Geiientlidfeit polount
luurocn. Scine Nube iinb Selbitbe.
| berrihunq ioIlten mir ms sum Qtll-
tier nebmer. Sd)nliitige gemerfltn.
acn erbittern ibn onerSin9s. bod CT
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ND TRANSPORTS
 AT VERA CRUZ
FOREIGNERS HAVE TO LOOK AFT FER THE REFUGEES FROM
 MEXICO CITY.

Vera Cruz, April 20.-The failure of the state department at Washington to fulfill the request that a transport be sent to Vera Cruz to take off the foreign refugees who are expected to arrive here this week from Mexico City has placed the responsibility for their care on kindly disposed foreign CTS in Vera Cruz.
 w. w. Canada the American con sul mas appointed a committee of Americans to secure accommodations for the refugees in private residences as all the hotels are crowded to their capacity A representative of the consulate will meet the refugee train and ascertain the names of the wo- men and children on it. To these preference will be given in the allot- ment of quarters
 Mir Canada has been advised that 800 persons will depart from Mexico City for Vera Cruz. The train will leave there April 25, as indicated by Consul Canada's advices. instead of April 23 the original date set ros it's departure.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-21
ALASKAN SQUATTER
 WILL HAVE TO MOVE.

Seward, Alaska, April 20.-Seventy- five men, many accompanied by farl- lilies, have located on the government townsite reserve al Ship Creek, the Cook Inlet terminus of the govern ment railroad. During the winter more than 25 log buildings were erected, including stores and hotels. Trespassers were ordered off this ground last summer by the Alaska en- gineering commission. The new town is governed by miners court.
 Forty-eight hours of rain has dam- pened the ardor of the stampeders on the terminal ground at Seward. Some of the squatters are camped in tents. Others have only posted loca- tlon notices. All now realizes that they have little chance to hold the ground, which is needed for railroad purposes.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-21
NEXT MEETING AT ATLANTA.

Little Rock, April 20.--The pledg- ing of $220,475 for missionary work during 1916 and the selection of At. lanta. Ga, as the meeting place for next year featured tonight's meeting of the woman's missionary council of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Atlanta was selected by a rising vote fter a test vote had shown that St. Louis, the only other contender, had no chance.
 The amount pledged represents only part of the sum the council eX. poets to raise. Last year $544 900 was raised and the workers tonight expressed confidence they will secure more than $600.OO0 this year.
 Appropriations made today include $56,110 for missionary work in China, s10,510 for immigrant work on the Pacific coast, and $11 ,973 for lmmi- grant work on the gulf coast.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-21
EMPEROR SATISFIED
 WITH WORK OF ZEPPELlNS

Geneva, via Paris, April 21.-12:21 a. m.-German and Swiss newspapers published in towns around Lake Con- stance, where the Zeppelin works are situated, say that Emperor William seems displeased at the results oh- tained by Zeppelin airships in recent raids and has ordered much larger dirigibles constructed Two of the new aircraft, the newspapers assert, are to be finished each month. Count Zeppelin has arrived at Friedrich shafen to supervise the execution of the new order, the object of which, according to the newspapers, is organ ized raids against Paris and London. The new Zeppelins will cost more than $600,000 each. while the bombs they will carry will be double the size of those now in use.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-21
ROCK ISLAND PASSED INTO THE HANDS OF THE UNITED
 STATES COURT.
MEANS MORE IMPROVEMENTS
Railroad Property Has Not Been Permitted to Run Down Regardless of the Press of Financial Conditions and Inability to Meet Demands.

Chicago, April 2O.-H. U. Nudge. president of the Chicago Rock Is- land X Pacific railway, who, with Jacob NJ. Dickinson, former secTe- Ttary of war, was named receiver of the property in the United State district court here today, will de- pend on the present excellent physi- cal condition of the road and the prosperity which he thinks is re- turning to the country to rehabli- tate the corporation while the court affords it protection from it's cred.
 tors.
 He made this statement to news paper men. Continuing, he said.
 "A receiversnip was the only al- formative we had in the circum- stances. Under it we will probably spend more money on the road than We did in the previous six months.
 'I have absolutely declined to let the property run down, which is aa- other reason why we ran, or were unwillingly conducted. into court Our purpose is upbuildng and when the stockholders realize this I am sure they will come forward. ssfl,f Ia plan of finance which will enable l the road to rehabilitate itself out Of the prosperity which is lowering l pn the threshold of the country. The receivership, I believe, will be of short duration if the road is enabled to obtain it's share of pros perity The Rock Island is the larg- est railroad ever placed in a similar predicament.
 The real, underlying trouble with our road is the same as vita all other roads. and they will all in time find themselves iE our fix if this fundamental trouble is not elimi- mated. That trouble is the govern ments attitude toward railroads: we must have higher rates and lowtf costs.
 The immediate cause of the re- ceivership was the maturity of ob- legations April 30 aggregating s5.- 100000, which the road could not pay Among these was a bill for Sl7OOO due the American Steel Foundries company which, through counsel, made the application for a receiver"
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of Colonel Eooseyelts testimony. As it progressed, however the plaintiff in the action seemed to lose interest, and he first retired from d seat close to the witness stand to one farther away and then he left the room.
 MT. Barnes attorneys had rested before Colonel Roosevelt was call, q to the stand They completed pre- sentation of their case in 70 minutes and called as their single witness the defendants own private secretary
 Justice Andrews, upon the petition of counsel for Colonel Roosevelt, late tonight signed an order requiring Eu- gene M. Travis, state controller. to produce forthwith contracts between the state and the state printer, as sgnments of said contracts, bids sub mitted by every bidder for state print ing from 1899 to 1914, inclusive, min- utes of the state printing board and receipted bills for legislative and de- partmental printing. The order calls for receipted bills of Matthew Bender x Co. and the Baker-Voorhees Com pany.
 These documents, attorneys for the defense said, would be used in an ef- fort to show that much state money had been wasted upon state printing.
 Colonel Roosevelt claims in his an- swer to the complaint that upon in' formation and belief certain printing concerns have paid the Albany Jour nal, Mir. Barnes' newspaper, percent age of money received for executing printing contracts, and on one occa- sion double payment was made for 8 printing job i'll which the plaintiff was more or less interested