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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
1900 Hriegs(6rei6l1u6en

Mebr ols 1000 arisgsidreibItuben
uno 5elopoiiperpdduu gsitsllen iino in
ben :sstsn 3fpei Wtondfsn i'm Reidss
pcItaebiet lpeiter nsu eingsrihtst ipors
ben. Sbre @einmt3abl betrdat lebt
iib,r 1900. 0opon iinb 81 prosent
in S6uIsn untsreebradt. Qubsroem
tperhen in 5oblreiden obsren Bolts
ihritIoHsn folpie in ben meiiien Sort
bi.ounasifulen bic Shiiler on Der
3nub oes Wertblotts fir 5elopoiifens
6unoen iiber bic bel Der Qbreiiierunq
uno @erpotung Der 5el6poItbriefe gu
beadtenben 8orf6riftsn uno onosre
fir bag pubIitum fpiftige 5elopofts
gefiimmuneen unterrihtet Our6
bisfe Wobnabmen III acknowledgements
cine 0erminberung Der unrihtio
obreffertsn unb mnngslboft perpod.
ten 1elopoftienbungen srreiht fporoen.
Die Notwithstanding tpenoet BEN
Gegenftonbs bauernb ibre tptitere
Jlriorge gu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
No9 mtbr 0elb fit ben gro=
fen yStbbp".
Nem gorf. 81. slueuit.

Der in @rooflun Iebcnoc 8run0.
cigei,tbumsbonbler @eorae @ees bic.
tet 5bcooore RooicpeIt cinen begIou-
hipten Ghed iiber $4,000 an. pcin
er ith nod Dem neltIihcn ariegsiholt.
plnt begeben ino BORT an oen Sam.
picn ouf Scitcn Der GngIouoer uno
,Sron5oicn thcilnehmen mil. 9lnoere
Geutih gncrifoncr 0rooflpns iino
onqeblih bcreit. oicie Sumne au Der
ooppeln. Gs III ooS 5pcite 9luqebot
hleier glrt, oos 9ioniebeIt crb1lt. Cine
gfn3obI Yfilmoilfeer erbot iif. alle
llnfnIten HooieocIts on Der ,Sront 5ii
beSnbIcn. Serr @ees iogte:
sd itimnttc iiirRooiepeIt oreinInI,
MIS- CT iiir oos glmt bes @onpernetiers
ron Neip gorf fm0ioirte, untcritiittc
idl ibn uuo if bin icIbit Iolpeit &c.
qeqcnqcn nm ieinctmillen oic repu0li.
toniide Tnrtei 3u perIdilen"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
vT=4" 9eboben.
Snnolulli, 81, Itauit

Gin fleiner geit bon 3rilmmern
oes llnteriecboots ~6-4", Dos ieii
Dem 25. gRGra ON ionoieen @runoe
oes Sofens bon Sonolulu rubte, be-
finoet iih hellte i'm Srodmoof.
SIN Gerloufe eines Wonopers Der
ionf Dos llnterieeboot nit Wann unh
APolis, uno oIie &erirhe, es an be-
ben, ernieien iih bis oobin oIs Der.
aeblid1. @eItern Ibeno enolidl pur6e
hos @eniiben BON @rfoIe eefront. @s
aeigte iifl, 6aB ons Boot NIT Dem
0iel nod oben onl Weeresarunoe
9eleaen botte. Che cs eeboben mer.
oen fonnte. nluBte es geiuenoet ioer-
oen. cine grbeit. Die biel Nitbe uno
3eit in Nnipruh nobm.
gs ioll nitnmebr sllforoerIt feitee-
l,ellt merben, poourh oos ltnqyiid
bcr1iriodlt fu,,rbe. Iuh ipuroen
@orbereitunaen getroffen. Die 2eidett
berots5uholen, beren 9SoeiltifiSie.
rune sipeifeIlos ltnrn6glih iein miro.
@os int Stumble Derborgen 1T, iii
big oobin nod @ehein1niB. Sauher
maren bereits in oenicIben nina6ae-
itieaert, ols oos goot nod um Ionoi-
gen gteereSgrunoe log, bod lie per
moften pegen ser lnqIiifIid,en
soge nift III ons SSnnere gu geIon,
GEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
.e7 Gin leidltes, anaenebmes ger
Oanuuasbilismittel.

Cine ODER 3mei bon 3r. Sings
G0p 9iie Bias nit einem @Ios 8ai.
ier beim Sdllaieneeben. aein ihled.
ter @eidmod; teine 8eflemmun9en.
Sie aehen ioiort 5u gctt. 9nfen
om Diorqen oui, bnben cine freie
lcidte Gntleerlng. un0 fiiblen Den
gan3en Iog mobl. Gr. Sings Seem
Sic Bills meroen bon oIlen 9Ipotbe,
fem uerfnuit, 36 in eiuem original.
Gofct, fir %. Gts. aouim Sie beil.
te cine 9Sloidlc uno Sie baben elm
ianftes, onaenebmes abiilbrmitteI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
0entidlanb nno Nmtrifa tinig.
gNnihinntnn. 1. Scpt


@roi Ncrnltorii. Der oeutid,e BOT
idlaitcr. iproh bcute %ormittoe I'M
.Stnotsbeportement Dor uno tbeilte
ouf @rlino BON Mnpeiiimacn. oie or
aus Berlin erhaIten bdtte, Dem
Stootslefrctar 2nniiaa NIT, ooB Ole
hciltide &eaieriing oen @runoiot on
acnonncn babe. ocr bcitimlnt, ooB
|oIio9icrbonlpfer Dor Dem Anqriif
oltrh llnterieebpote ongcrufel ueroerl
ioIlen. Nod Der GnnfercnS ionote
oer Sotidloftcr foIeeliben 9rieI on
Staotsictrct1r 2oufiua:
~0tcin Iieber Scrr Stootsicfret6r
Wit Seala mif unierc llntcrrebuns
non hcllte Dtorgen beehre id MIDI, SSb
nen nlitSlltbeilen, BOB mcine Anpci-
iunaen ilber unierc glntwort oni ,Sbrc
leSie Srtlttonio gsote folgenoe SteIlc
cntholtcu:
.Eohoaieroompfer meroen bon I'M
ieren ilnterlecbooten cbnc Inrllf lnb
ohne Siherheit fir Dos 2eben Der
Hid)t Gombottontcn nidlt perienft
meroen, es lei benn. oab Ole 0ompier
au erttipeiden perllldten oocr @ioer.
ltoro leiiien
Sbmobl idl iuPi6. oob Sic Sic 2uSi.
toniofroac uift 5ii cr1rtern milnIhei,
hcnor Der Irobir 3piihenfoH nid)t
enoaiiltie nnb 5ufrieoeniteIleno bel.
aelcat iii, nl6dfe id, Sic bon 6ep. Obi.
aen bod in acnntnib ieeen, reiI bieic
Nolitif meiuer &caiernlna bcifIoSic.
nc Sod)e mar. bcnor Der glrohc. .3ipi.
ihenioll iidl 5litrua.
Sh bobe nidts ooeeaeu. SoB sic
ton Der obiaen 9lusfiluit bcliebiqen
Gcbroih maiden.
eSdl nerbIeibe. lnein lieber Serr
Saniina, Sbr iehr eraebcner
(ae5) s. gcruitorff."
Sn Terhinbuna NIT bieient 9ricf
bot Der Stootsietret0r folgenoc Gr.
floriing erIaiicn:
eIneeiid)ts Der Glor6cit Der Dor.
itebenoen Grfloruna eriheint es oIS
iinnotbia. iraei,o eincn onbcrcn Com.
mentor oorilber Su modem. OILS oen,
BOB iic ollem gnihein nod cine aner.
fennung Der erunblegcnorn Trift5i,
pien III, fir Die mir cingetreten fino."
ttrof @ernitorfis @rief nurbe TO-
tort nod) Gintrefien Dem 8roiioenien
@iIion 8uaeIteIlt. Cine formcue er.
iloruua murbe inn @eiBcn Souie niht
erIoiien; ober es oerloltetc, boB man
bort iiber Die 8ciIealina bes aonfIif.
tcs nit Oeutidllono iebr froh lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
r9S Sine quite Sans Solbe.

@emobnIihe 2ci0en uno 8erIeEult-
gen iin6 dn lid ielbit rid)t gef1briida,
ober f0nncn onrh llmitdnoe 6u idaue-
ren @rfranfingen iilbren. 8errlods~
ldiiigen Gle feinen Sdnitt, g9unee.
Nbidurfing noer @eltle, nur neil fc
fIein 1T. 0lutpergiituug fam enf-
iteben ourd einen 9aoeIitih oner
cine arobpunbe. Sir ole 6icIe 9ei-
Den lit Nufle1l's 9lrnico GaIbe oits-
ge3eidlnet. Sic ihiitt uno beiIt 0ie
@unoc. Sic lift nntiieptiih. tontef
arontbeitsfeiue lno oerbiitet qei0br-
Iide Gomplifotioren. @ut fir one
Hrten 6autfronfbeiten. 9nlfen sic
einen original 2 ltn5en 5dodtel FIrr
25c BON Sbrem glpotbefer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
2n Die ebnte rut efung na 2Saridau in bti@tr Sano!
Selgien mar unneutrnl.
Berlin, 81. Muauii

| fNLttitg u. <t1kHL@ii.
Eie ~Nsorboelltihe qnaenteinc
;:eiting" neroffentlidlt cine amt.
lide Nntiport oi,i Den Dor tlirsenl
ron Sir gbmero @rcp, Dem engIi-
/ 'den Setrctor iiir cusmdrtiee 9lnge.
legeilbeitcil. beraliseegebencn 9erid)t
!nbc5lg alif Die bci Groffnung Der
lebtet Sislrna 0es Teihstogs eebal
tene &eoc ocs 9icihsfon3Iers bon
Igetbmonn.Sollpeg. Die lleberieerlotJ-
rid)tenogentlIr faBt Die 9lntiuort in
Der 3eitung pie foIet suiommen:
8lei6 ,it Infatg be5iebt lid Ser
Irtifel onf Die ! 5hotiohe. oaB Sir
Goparo @rep ous oiplomotilhen
Hildiidten oos merthpolIe @oteriol,
pelhes IN ben 9erihten BON belai.
lden 8eionoten in perldieoenen
europ0ilden SoriptItobten. bie fiirs.
lih in 0eiitidlIono befonnt aegeben
lpnroen, ienorirt bat, uno meiit
eonn ouf Die 7robilngen aegen Bel.
giens gtei,trnIitdt bin. Der 3onsIer
bot ME eeioet. boB geleien feline
yteutralitot on Gnglono pertaiift
hobe, aibt obcr SIT. bob es ourd
Sdriftitilde beipieien 1T, oo6 9elaien
engIiihe @tilitGrpIGne beqiinItiet llnb
ionlit ielbit feline 9telitroIit6t berIett
bat.
8eiter iaet Scr grtifeI, ooB ale
We'prehiinaen enaIiiher uno belai.
lfer Sffi5iere iiber cbentuele Moe-
li6feiten Dem enaIiihen aobinett ait
bcrihten pnren. Die in 9riilleI oui.
acfunoenen Dofiimellte. 10 miro be-
baupfet, 5eigen nit Siherbeit, oab
Gin enaliid,er MiIitGrottade leinen
belgifhen Gollegen in oIler Rube ae.
laat bot, ooB gneIano in 9eIaien
obne oeiien einitimmilnq Sruppen
lonoen loiien ipiiroe. itnn oabgelaien
ME oageaen profeitirt. iidl bielmebr
oo5u entid,ieoer bot, elmer @erIetiine
Der belaiIden GeutraIit1t ieitens ser
Gnal1nher iid) nid,t sufpioericsen,
oob Die belaiife Geaierunq aber, nur
duf bic giermi,tbiina einer bent
Idhen sSnpaiion bin. GlGne sur Wait.
mirfiina i,no &erbino,lne NIT enali.
idtem Wilif0r aefdJmicbet imb porbe-
reitet bntte. Solhes 2ono fam ober
niht nls neutral be5eidnet iper6en.~
Inoere aeflinoene Shriititiide be.
iogen. 10 beiBt es in ser Inttuort lpei.
Ter, bob Ser engliihe @eneralitob
iriftiae gerihte ppn in 9riiiieI ito-
tionirten Ittahes emnfonaen uno
oisfutirt bt. Ser ReihsfonsIer, 10
miro bin5uaefiiet, bot lid, niht be-
miibf, Sbatiahen ans 2idlt su brin-
gen, ipeld,e Die l1ebertretitna ser 9teu-
tralitdt 8eIgiens I'M SlneuIt 1911
rcdtfertiacn miiroe nnb in ieiner
9tciflstoasrcoe oorolf oufmerfialn
ntadte uno erfldrte, boB 6elttide
Sriippen crit in 8eleien einqefoIlen
iparer, nohbenl es bereits ielbIt leinc
ciaene yteiitrnlitGt berleet botte.
Gie Iufreqitna iiber oen 9ruh
eines 15 Sabre oIten @criprchens,
Od5 aus gon5 onoeren 3medcn abge-
aehen pnroe, mar ldherlih fir elm
%olf, ipelhes Elm gat3 Guropa Dor
25 SSSobren acqebenes @eribrehen ob.
iolut miBohtete lrno neIhes fort.
m1breno Die llebertretilnecn ser bon
Den ,Sron5oicn I'M Sabre 1911 be.
treffs Weoroffos iihcrnommenen Ser
pili6tllngen i,iterltiitte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
Rimpel, 6antansbriide nnr
GtSema fnrirt.

GinerIei lpie ihIimn ooer mic IIt
eS6r .foa lit Or. 8obion'S Gc5ena
Cintment miro elm iideres Silfsmit.
tet fllr Sie icin. Gs entfernt le6e
SDur 9Sbrer aronfheit. uno modlt
2bre Soift rein uno iuei6 mie Die
eineS 9inoes. 9un6erte bon @ebeil,
ten ian6ten freimiltig 0onfihreiben.
Qrobiren Gle cine Shohtel. Gs be.
oeutet 5reiiein bon S6merjen mo
Gntiteuung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

feine Intrport Dor. bod miro Bon sl,-
IFonoiaer Seite beriidert. ooB 6ie
6onIern5 aeaebenenfoIIs iih 6urh
ibn ni6t behin6ern Ioiicn miro.
Gem Stnotsoeportement nuroe am
Gieiritoqo6eno aus Merifo aemeIoet
oaR bic 8ertreter etIiher RGfte @or-
bereititngen qetrofien hotten. oiplo.
matiidle gesiehunqcn nit General
Garrnn8o on8ufniipien. iobolo oicicr
IN Der 6oltbtitoot @lerifo eingetrof-
ZEN iit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
9eutidlano wil 8anmwolle
fanftn.
Berlin, 81. gugnIt.

SerllfL 81. Iignn.
Ieutlte GouiIeiltc bobem ncn
Ser. Stooten ein 9lngebot gum Mu-
fnii BON 100000 8aIlen Baaan..-
moIle aemodlt. Ter qebotcne 9rcl9
III 5 Gents pro Filno, 3obIber bei
elblieferuuq Der @aumpolle in ciiicHz
0cutihen 0ofen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03

DIE ,,,ler eitern"-3eitun-
gen baben ott 6etdbiotte
Don ia Groiie nicbt nur
mitiebreiben Ionoern miS-
macpen belfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-03
SturS Der 0elofnrlr.
Efnnb Sterling ani S4.j5 seInnfeu-
9iinoismns seiualtiGer Nricas-
foutraftc beitimmt crmartet.
9telp 9orf, 81. Sluault

tSlp sJutls DI. luulfi-
Ter cinrmc grportbouocl Der
Yer. Stootcn, in pelhem oiclcs
2ono gum criten Mol an erltcr 5fciic
ltebt, muroe an 0ienItoa ernltlids
gefobroct, oIs Der Gursmerth oes an@.
lunoiiden @eIocS. beion6ers acs
Tfuno StcrIin1, BON nelcnr rap1er
Innf.
slm SdhuB ocr @eihafisitraonz
an Der gteip 2)orter 9orie 5snsfS
Dos Tfuno auf uur $780,, in aulc-
ritoniihem 8elo. Dos beoeutct eimesI
StrrS pom normaleu Stono nm
3l$4 Gerlts, nom /. @lrguIt un
2034 Gents. bonn Ours oes slbcnhs
norber Inn 534 Gents. Gin Gurs~
intr5 inncrholb "a Stunocu, luie cr
nod nie ooeelueien lit. Dies III Der
niesciaite Stonb IN einem iiberGns
erreatcn Worft. in meIhem ieocr 5osx
neue Sturreforoe brahtc, uno eisa
gnseihcn bofiir, ooB oas 8Iumo
Sterlina nod 10 ticf lilifen miro. frle
:non uor 5ebn 1aaei nod nidt SEa
ohnen mugte - picllciht insar oasf
"a.
@e,lnft &C. Errsent.
gnaelidts aieic- Sbotiche ii insur
III ,Sinon6freiien aeiponnt, iuie leSae
englono mobl nod sic Er1nlieI BON
nab5u &c GroScnt bcim @iufnmf
bon Wooren ouf Dem omerifoniStarsa
W9arft Snblen mirb. bic cs in un0rrrsr
Tonocrn. no boS Gfino sincn bobe-
rem sSertb bot. ebcnio gut tassfre
tonn. @s herridlt on ocr 9orIc ar
gelnein Die Iniidlt Dor. ooB oinrrifn-
nlIte ,Sobrifanten eS ihmer3Iid nsa
ihrer 9orie h'blen mcrbcn, Iollie Der
&urSltiir5 nelter GnboItcn. Shnc
s'meifel mcroe.; Gontrafte 5ur Gle
ferlina bon arieeSmoteriol, nit Mns-
nohnic iold1er @egeGst1noe, Die Gnu-
goilo unbeoinat bier faufen nuns.
tuie gSnfen mo Minition, aerB-
plane mo GutoniobiIe. riida6nuiI
aemnht Dcr6cn. iino oob 2onoon mnr
iolhe Gontrofte in 3ufiinft nit ansc-
rlfonlldlen tSnbrifonten obIdliel,eTr
meroc Die es unbcoinnt brotd)t-
&ieienanleibe nOf6is- .
Die llriade ocs aurslturses lit
flor. engIono hot cs peri1umt, citz
Snitem in Den Ter. Sioaten eilI5n-
filbrcn, nit neIdlein es feline aeipnifi-
Gen Rchnungen fiir aricasmotrriaT
bcaohlen fonn glbbilfc fonnte Icidyf
ooonrh aeihoifen merocn, ooB eng-
lono cine Rieien @cIoonleibe in ocET
ger. Stooten mlfnimmt. 9lmerifo-
hrdudlt tein etgIiihcs @olo. Iie'
Ncm g)orfcr 9onfcn moIlen oaacang
Gnalono cine aelpnItige SEume
0jcloes anf eritfloiiige omerifonild,c
eiienbobn. uno SSronitrieoftien nmn,
Bombs border. Die iih in c1qli5drua.
Sonoen befinben. Wou ih1et oufy
Gnqlono omerifoniihe Siherbcifa1
I'M Mcrth BON $1,000. 900. 900 besitsf.
Won eriportct bnb gnaIono oieIeu
Sdritt tbnn miro. menn oudl nod
fcine ocrartiae 9Iuoelltlng bon 2on-
Opfl gctonllllen III.
Sterling INIT peiier.
giem gorf, /. Sept
Dos cngliide Gf,tno foat 0s
Der glem PORTER goric fortne-
ictt. IS muroe Wittfpod nit i-Sa,.
oos iino 5iA Sent lulter Gem gcitriaal
Stono notirt.
5potcr itie9 ooS HInno StcrlirM
nieoer uili i55. Ger 5ronf baaeann
ionf ouf 600. icd)s Gent inter oic
glnionesnotirlmg un6 bier Sent iis-.
icr OILS Der iriibere Heforo. 2ire5
UerlorcIl = Gents; Gnoitono ESD. ei11
Gerluit BON 90 1iro5cnt. Die Reidbs-.
mart bIieb ieit oui S0A.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-16
THE NEW ANDERSON CALLS TO YOU.

Today decision day for the city of Anderson and
today will date the forward march of the city marking
time.
The city, the county and any other enterprise,
move forward go backward.
Anderson has been known to go backward in epochmak
ing times such this today But that the old Ander
sonthe Anderson pulsing with life, and is filled with
desire to do things lead in progress and progressive
measures.
The Anderson the necessity for good streets and
for keeping the of open and making
them easy of travel
The Anderson will make the mistakes in these
matters which the old Anderson made
So today those in whose hands the destnies of the
Anderson rests regard improved streets will record
their verdict in favor of pro and the upbudng of the
Anderson.
In the hands of the 562 who public spirited
enough register the question Of paved streets mud
The verdict will be paved streets by overwhelming
But this verdict must be the verdict of all these
and their having registered will be of avail unless they
go their polling places today and actually vote for
against the proposed bond issue.
The lnelgencer of them to record his
vote and early in the day. Do stay from the
polls and then complain if the verdict should not be what
you would have it be.
The New Anderson calls upon you for your vote.
THE CALL WILL BE HEEDED.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-16
QUALIFICATION FOR VOTING

rrncipa election held
the
otherwise
four (4)
te
coectibie
1914 City
polling in said city
registration him not elsewhere
public schools
solemny
United
limits months before
the election otherwise qualified this election
WHERE TO VOTE
Managers
Voting City Hail. Managers W. Norris
Walton.
Trowbidge G.
A.
A Means, A s
cathcar,
Ward Six
Voting Anderson mill school building Managers
D. F. Carter. H. A. Durham c. NJ Kay.
%.6as4 Voting
polls o'clock and close this afternoon
promptly
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-16
ENGLAND PROPOSES TO STOP ALL
COMMERCE TO AND FROM GERMANY
MEMBER OF FRYE GREW
HELD AGAINST WILL
All Facts In the Case Have Been
Submitted to State Depart
ment at Washington

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March IS.
According to testimony given the
Washington government. Charles
Frank. one OF the members of the
Grew of the American ship
William p. Frye, which was sunk
by the German converted cruiser
Prina Eite Friedrich being held
aboard the German warship in Ger
man uniform against his will. The
circumstances of the case as com
municated to Washington were re-
vealed here today by other members
Of the crew of the Frye. who remain
| in Newport News.
Franl, and Robert Roogc. II has de-
vclopcd, were placed in German uni
forms several days before their com
rades were released upon arrival at
this port All facts i'm the ease have
been submitted to the state depa.t-
ment at Washington but no instruc-
tions so far as can be learned have
| been received by officials here as 10
what course To pursue In the matt ar
! Commander Thicrichens again to-
day did not send to Collector OF Gus
ftoms Hamilton the reply to his re-
quest for statement as to the length
I Of time to be required for repairs to
, his ship.
II was learned. however. that Com.
mander Thicrichens had declared
since he had been in port that his
boilers were practically useless ant
would have to be renewed almost en-.
tirely before the ship could put L
sea 1t also was ascertained that NJ
) move hnd yet lbsen made to srepail
the ship.
i Further disclosures have revealed
that while the Eitel Friedrich wa
eluding warships In the South At
lantic ocean she hoisted on her decks
false smokestack to deceive her pur
suers. The Eitel Friedrich is known
90 have only tAwo stacks. but in th'
sensational raid of the seas she car
lied third. Remnants of the fals'
stack were seen on board today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-16
England Refuses
Americas Request
Replies to Note Proposing to
Great Britain and Germany
Withdrawal Of Blockade

LONDON. March l5 Gas p. m).-
The British foreign Office delivered to-
day to Ambassador Page its reply TO
the American note proposing to Great
Britain and Germany the withdrawal
of the German submarine blockade
provided England would permit food
to reach German civilians. Great
Britain's reply Is an absolute refus-
al.
The foreign Office also delivered to
the ambassador Great Britain's reply
to the American note inquiring for
further Iformation In regard to the
measures to be taken ~ the allied
powers to cut off trade TO and from
Germany. The reply to this note Is
based largely upon the order in coun-
ell which was issued today.
Great Britain's refusal to accept
the American proposals to this coun-
try and Germany Is due to the rea.
sons outlined several days ago.
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MANY THOUSAND
SIGN LEDGE
Thousands of Men and Boys
Promise Never to Use Liquor
AS a Beverage
ny As.oc,ated Prs,

PHU /DELPHiA. March 15.--
Kneeilng on the platform in the taber-
nacie erected here for Rev. w. A. Sun
day and using tile evangelist's pulpit
as a. writing table, Secretary Bryan
tonight signed as witness thousand of
pledges given by men and boys never
TO use intoxicating liquor as bev-
erage. The pledges poured in on Mr..
Bryan in stream from members OF
a congregation OF nearly 10000 he had
addressed at a meeting under the
auspices OF the National Abstainers'
Union.
The 6rst to bring their cards for
ward were a group OF high schools
boys. The crush speedily became SO
great that police were called to pre-
serve order and Mr.. Bryan, who be-
gan by signing his full name, was
obliged to inscribe only his initials.
Today's meeting was the first of q
series TO be held throughout the
country in q movement started by the
Federal Council OF Churcbfl.
National headunarters will be onen-
cd IN Pittsburgh and branch otlices
will be located IN other cities
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WILSON DEMANDS PROTEC-
TION OF FOREIGN In
TERESTS IN MEXICO
WANTS GUNBOAT
RECALLED AT ONCE
Washington Government Con-
fronted With Troublous Con-
dition at Manzanillo
By Associated Press }

WASHINGTON. March l5.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson has determined that all
the rival factions in Mexico shall be
compelled, il necessary not only 10
respect the lives and property of for
eigncrs. but to insure freedom OF
commercial communication between
the United States and its southern
ncighbors.
Diplomatists. who by instruction of
their governments have been discuss
ing Mexican affairs with the Washing
Ton government, interpret latest
moves on the part Of the United
States a. change from Il policy Of
Dassive observation to one of enargct-
ic insistence on the protection OF
foreign interests.
This new policy. enunciated in tho
Hast two notes sent to General Car
rama concerning the situation at
Mexico, City. was developed further
by the dispatch OF q communication
Informing the Mexican chef that un-
less the gunboat Zaragosa was re-
called from IT'S attempted blockade Of
Progreso. the president of the United
States "would be constrained to issue
instructions" to the commander OF the
cruiser Des Moines ito prevent any
interference" with American ships
aoing to or from the port
The purpose of this noteA apparent.
Iy was achieved before IT. reached
/ Vera Cruz. for the navy department
received word today that the lara
! gosa had put back to Vera Cruz "or
faccount of the stress OF weather"
The American note set forth thai
if the American cruiser found 1t nee
4 essary to take steps to prevent inter
Sference with American ships, such u
policy should not be interpreted as
having any relation to internal af-
fairs in Mexico" but "in the interest
of peace and amity." between the two
countries.
With the situation at PrOgresetaoin
parently clearing up. the Washington
, government tonight was confronted
/ ManZanillo, on the west coast. The
| British consul there has appealed
/ through the British embassy here fol
Il British man-of-war He said thc
German consul Joined hini in the re.
quest, and no American mcn-of-waI
| were nearby. Meanwhile, however
1.-The American cruiser Cleveland has
arrived at Manzanillo.
The Carranza authorities at Man
zanillo have been confiscating prop
erty, the food situation is bad, ant
foreigners generally are apprehen
sive.
Official reports show there are fiy'
distinct movements In Mexico nov
and sixth. which is not engaging II
military operations, but Is endeavor
ting to influence the situation from
the United States.
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Cation Washed Ashore.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-Four
hundred and forty-two bales of cotton
from the American steamers Garth
and Evelyn. destroyed by mines on
their way to German ports, have been
Eyashed ashore at Menos Islands. on
the coast of Denmark. The Ameri-
Fan minister at Copenhagen has re-
ported that under Danish laws one
thir.. of the value must be retain fol
,f.aivage and the other two-thirds
given to the owners. The cotton
which is in poor condition will be
sold at auction.