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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
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6oem fan Iaoe o9re Al tgnfe %
rqionere angaaen0e BET irnateligt
interesimte @mne - 0en paa8aa
enOe arig. Ter er 6oreteelier not,
iom ogiaa er u9ro al tanfe ooer.
Oct ignes. JON 3u5ieraes Iii
5asetog M er iluttet, % 5pao BE
tDoning bar IN ~ trigerne
tore ) a us eitpaa % 81 II .
ferues EiIbageto8 iaa
baft9
@uifuelierne i iaa 6enieenOe er
meget forifel1ige. % oi mener fife
at tiinue gipe ct begrun0et o9 I'll
i~re0sitilIeuoe 5oar pna bette ier8s-
maaI. men ri fan nqone Be i~orifel.
Iige AnifueIier, o. ina fan e9ie.
rem ielo rpionere ooer, boilfen er
rimeligit.
Set gennem Den tDife 9resie,
i9rlig nogle Tiger tilbage. oar Sen.
tralmngternes 5remgang o. Rus
iernes Iilbagetog aigiort u0trDf
Tor iprIig I1ifernes milit9re Oper.
lesenbeo. 5elt.Serrernes it~rateeiife
81gtigbe0 og De menige SoIoaters
3apperbeo.
Oct ipnes enOog, iom ben tpife
Qlmue os 9resie mente, at Rls-
Ian0 baooe Iiot ct iaa erunoiet Qe.
oerlae, at oct / I9neere 9io fife
Uil0e pore / Stdno til at poe no.
gen Ntooitan6, Der par o9ro at reg.
ne meo.
On tiff mO6iot anitueIie bar bpo.
oct, at Be tpife 5eItberrers Gp8tig.
beo og De menige SoIonters Zap.
perbeo 1et intet baooe meo Den
Gag at gsre; belle Ipif. Eitriger.
mes 5remgang o. Rusiernes He.
trGte ifDlOtes enc og alene, at IN.
fferne baDoe augler os aruot NOT.
fort ingt 4rigsmnterieI NOT. me0ens
Rusierne mangIeoe, bpo6 De iful.
be BRUCE.
Gg ioa er Der Dem, iom mener,
at belle oenne Srngeoie bunoer / en-
Rrigsliit ira be alliereoes SIDE.
Mon in6Ioa Ser, of gentrolmag.
terne beiao tor Magt 0eri, at De
fpmpeoe ioa npr oeo beres 5or.
fpningsbaiis, o. bette I 6orbin6el.
ip meo Spiflnnos itrnteoiif bel an
Ingte Sernbnneinitem eior0e, at
SDfferne meb itor 2etbeb fun6e for.
FINE Spren me6 al arigsfornsoen.
beo, Iieeinn fitnoe be me6 flor Sur.
tigbeo finite en- Scr fra ben enc
Slogmdrf til ben anoen. Soa fnn6t
man pdn - og ben franffe Oper.
general fonr Sfplo for gIonen -
at FIRE en- retirenbe Often.
fin imoo 9pfflano, og bette BED
pod ben uofdfte6e 4rog.
De, Der bgpoer oerne anffuel'e,
peeer pno ffere Ting til Ststte for
ben, Tpfferne os 9itrigerne gioroe
ito6ig Gremeane og erobringer
ieennem @nIicien oe Bolen, men
oeres forifelIiee 5oriss paa at ON.
goa og fanee itsrre Dele Of ben
rnsiiife Ger misfpffeoes nlleinm-
men, iaa Musierne meo Senipn til
2umpopetiebeo pnTentlie intel tab
te; oerimoo opn1aeoe be | oct min6.
tie of fsre RamppIooien Inngere
bort fra Tpffernes 5oripningsba.
fis og n9rmere til oeres egen.
% frrIie benniier man on til,
at 6o &userne bar fommen ioa
Iangt tiIboee, Tom be piIoe, ioo
mongTeoe be lite Irneere I'm.
munition.
Smoo 0enfse anffiaeIIe inopenoes,
at ineen Nntion piISe opgipe inn
$4,000 Al ~ Qoek .sAeu a MORO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

der De uooal9tes> Stglo ifat o.
Gage aiforfes". iiaer oerren i iiae
Jaler ON DC tore 3rgnailer. 6r-
oct opfdttes Del / 6eglen iaaoau.
at oct ifoI lie al 0enipn I'll De-
uOpalgte ielu. Sea Ter bet ira en-
nn0en Sioe Del mao man 10
ba0e 9o0 III ! Dor STRIFE. scr MA
itaar BET, ION ON Dor 6erre uiI0e
iige. at De n%opalgtes 5orbsn ifal
iaa 5rGuqilerne til at aftage. g.
teriom ban MAD aaa 10 ira, Al
bans uoDolaie life MI Ia6e BAN
go 0og elIer 1tat meo oeres Bon
ior Dem. Der er i iaa tor Rso,
Dil ban Tor 6eres Sful0 iormil0e
1rpngilerne.
Og MI fommer ieg til BET, ie1
gerne oiloe iige: Snr oi. iom tror
paa 9ennens Mngt, life libt al
anipnret FOR. at ben Hpoiel, iom
MI berifer oper tore 3ele al 5or.
oen, life opberer2 6Dorior beoes
Der life ON oet2
Sea peo. at oct fer I enfelte
osnfamre. Den / R~enigbe6ens
6orinmlina bar ieg life mprfet no.
act til oct. Chen arigen brs6 rs,
minoes lea fun at bape bgrt en-
eneite airfebsn / Den anIe6ning j:
g6nnen ON, Of ni ielD mnntte BIZ
be iorifanne6e oe beonreOe. 5ar De,
Der maa 0sie 9~sbegraDenes OF
8nlploOiens 8ru, bar De, Der flo.
Der biemme | ben eniomme, angit.
fuloe 8enten, on intet arau paa
Dor gen2
Sporfor ienoeg Der life boer
eneite SsnOae ct 9aob til Serren
ira Wenigbeoen ON 3rpngIlernes
Opbsr2 (gi fan 10 Iaoe 0pre at
faI6e BET gen for 5re6en, bois oct
Oro imaeer al goIitif og funoe
OGffe 5nOiiseIie). Get fan bog bel
re, u6en at bet iororones. Seq Oeo,
at ben f~ororone6e gen life er iaa
let at faa iat igennem. Ia Der iioit
bar Wasiofrer | armenien, bpor-
beo 100000 Rriitne blen ifagteoe,
gif iee til Sinllonos giffop og
BAD ON, at Der mnotte blipe qirfe-
bsn for oe mortreoe grsore. giifop.
pen ipare6e, at oct funoe life ian
goot re, efteriom Der | 5reoierne,
6a 10000 grufer bleD mproeoe,
life bar bleDet beot. Wtlliet er Der
idabanne Senipn at toge ODER for
ben foror6neoe gsn. Men bDis ale
Trpiter boo meo oeres Wenigbeo
bper eneite senooq, funoe BOG pei
ineen giffop forbp6e oetl
Ru fpsmmer Mrmenien otter |
Blob. Deropre opIeper be en- en6ni
parre @ru END gnIplaoiernes =
opIeper ODerfnI1 paa freoeIige Ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

@aa6e.
6eIe Den oanIfe Nenia6eo tog
Gel i arbeioei % bIeo ielo oeliig.
net oeroeo. u naar ri nj / Gag
itaar peo oeHne @laoesieit, iom
ri er tafnemIiae Tor. at Dor aonge
% bans SIaat bar billet Dele meo
os. oa fan pi life an0et en0 nobrD.
De: Serrea bar iormaaet at gipe
langt no oner. bnao ri fan beOe
eller %foritaa.
Q3en BET aioer os oa iaa oaiaa
6%rimooiabe0 til At aaa pi0ere irem
arbeioet. hi Der er 10 ftaoia me.
oct At acre. Men pi fer Serren
bragg rem sieirenoe % til
SER. Of j 3iIlio I'll bans araft
Ter nj troitig 3remtioen Re0e.
Otter Salmen: .arbei0 for Sc.
ms ariitns" tate oernrit 6ormnn-
Sen Tor airfeionoets screenings
%uoDala.
Rroirsior g. @eiterenaro.
Qr%oiesioren min6eoe ON, At BET
nnr oe0 Dc tore 9ethesoameoer
for ca. . aor ii0cn. at airfeiaaen
isrit bleo isrf rem ior Wenigbe.
Sen, % naar airfeia8en III ieireoe
1t en6ilrim. bar BET Tor. at Ser
oeriaenaem fhiloe brinaes baaoe
@u6 a menneifer 1af ior ale
De 1ooe @aber. bporpeo bet alene
par blenen mnliat at naa rem til
0et m%toprenoe Stooe i 4rbei0ei
Get par trance 5ioer ! hiue II
ne. oa BET 6oooe Ell 3io Brret IA
Ierens 81 Here andres 5onfe. at
man maaife piloe bliDe mot til al
trp0e no a Ben iaa aimpatiae Sol
fefirfe for o%nerhooe6et At tmne
fomme iii at are IN @erniua.
Den 6erren aao 6oa IRE paa.
NJ Der sn6an par m @ernina at
soe inoenior 1olfefirfea. 81 bet.
at man aenueminitli1 6ner 8. Nlaa
neo 5or funnel inapi en- mn strife.
er en- 900 9eieglin9 paa. atIillioen
nj el,6 nor berattt3et
gst 6er or aaaet .aeaaem De
forlebne > 4ar. er oa j aorfaeo
bette.
Qirfens 9ere or Robot ira Den
9jas5nlni1aea. Ia eaooa 3oraat.
bnsrme6 nan tore areoie iaa
ma 6ens 8eruina. pa gnioaret er
fommei III ot bpile oaa DC rette
5h1I0re
= 6spne Qirfeiaaens iri 9irf.
iombe6 in6enior 1oIfefirfens Ram.
mpr bIen qsienet "Reminiscences
selpitqn6inasreIie o. SeluunSer.
hol6. oo / benne SenieenSe er man
ouere6e fommct ct aoot stnffe
fremo6. "a er Der Weniabeoer.
fom or oonife pbe At ston6 iii belt
NJ ~un6erhoI6e fla ielp. bar BET olr.
6eIioe 10 inm6et 5te6. at mere pel.
bopenbe Reniohe0er er traaot til
ior ot birlpe ssitermeniabeoen.
0enne ll6pifIino bor oa life
%oIene paret If @qon Tor Den en-
felte msniaheS. men ben oil finn.
No ioo eetnonina Tor belle Dor Stir
fe.
Snaen oeo 10 nemlia. bDorleoes
5remti6en oil iorme ia; men BET.
re ganifeliabeOer. o. oerior er oct
meo 0iertet inlot al 1af til @no
o. I 3iai6 til hans 0iplp irenoe-
Ies NJ nj goo betroater iadpel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

uofert hgnenoe lloaa0. iom De FIJI.
Der I1rferne Tor. 9prfiet bar JET
til at bliDe bert i in e9en Sag,
mener upunte 9Ino. men ON man
fan fro oet, set er et anoet Spgrgs
maal. 0rligpis Sau6be0en er. Al
9@lrmenierne gar 5prferne en- on.
ifet 9eilig6eo til At ilippe oeres
gamIe SAP oa tGmmeoe @rumbeo
los I ful0e @aaI. ~l1oilettelien Al
oct belle 5oIf meo 9ofnoer % gsrn.
SnDaIi0er % andre uifnIoiae fan
life moifoloes meo Sefoforipor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Itpunqet 0ertiI. Den man ital
intet ioripprge / iaa 9euieenOe,
iqrlig uaar BET gpIoer Rusierne.
3piferne piIoe oct Iet life Iigge ior,
men Rltsierne bar giort noget IIg-
nenoe fgr. gIlereoe Beter ben
Store iagoe: a9no 6ieuOerne ilaa
os. I'll ri lgrer at iIaa Dem. %
ausiernes %retirenoe Oifeniiu imo0
QapoIeon / 1912 bIeo oenne5 yte.
oerIao.
9oao Sanobe0en / bette 5olO er,
set oeo ior 9ioeu naturIigOis fun
De faa inooieoe, % 9erOen ioar
BET maoife alorig at oi0e, men -
BET liggpr obioIut ior Eoiterue at
aaa paa % imponere oeO gtelOin.
aer ON Seirpinoinger, og lige iaa
eien0ommeIigt er BET ior Be AIlie'
re0e. iarIia oa ior gngIpnOerne o.
8usierne. men oiimot ogiaa BEN
franife S9rleoeIie, at bare lang
inneoe % Ipgge an pna at trPtte
oeres Rooitonoer.
Neu M bar G1if- 9itrigerne
l5eutonerne) 10 be9nnot en- M 81.
ienIio. q Tor 1ioen itiIIer Sam
pen i Serbien al anoeu Stamp !
sfpaoen. Htter cr Set S0iferue.
Der er Be poagaaenOe
d hooroan bette upe arigstog
END ifal forlebe % en0e. iaa bar
9nlaarien foitet i'm 500 iammen
meo gentraIma9terne og @run.
ben 0ertil er iiffert G5or 5erOnanos
lilbsielig5eo % bans sac til Ger
5iea.
M1ea oet tog GiO, isr ban turOe
are bette 9alg 8imeligDis irDg'
te6e ban for De aIliereoes Ooer.
maat. foroi ban, i GiliGIoe BAN
aif moo Dem. % De ifuI0e 0inoe.
ba0oe ait at tabe. men iaa IDtteOes
0et 51iferne at imponere BAN meo
0eres tilipnelaoenoe itore Seire /
Gfuslan0. iaa bet Tor bam gioroe
u0ilaaet. 8umpnieu o. @rp-
fenlan0 fommer npppe til at islse
gulgariens 6fsempel. oeres EilbeIe.
Ha6e0 aaar fife + Den &etning. iPr-
ia oa life 5oIfets. men maaite
6Iiner Be oeo al itna iom ueiltrale
1ilifiere.
Get er for tiolig enonu at oanue
ia nogen NeHiug ON, b0oroan
9alfanfampen ifal enOe. Bel be.
rettes Der 0agIig ON. at Den itore
t~eutoniife 6Rr o. 9ulgnrerne gsr
5remgnng imoo Serberne, men De
4lliereoes SGre gsr ogiaa 6rem.
CANA o. oil mart tunne TONNE Ger
berne til 6iplp. 5srit naar bette
fer, oil Der bIiOe ~arigsbuIoer i
Serbien % 9ulgarien, iaa oct ior'
laar.
M2en belle Situationen, enten mon
Ter ! git eaer Bet - eaer i 5pO.
cit eaer SpoDeit. er inoIeOes, at Der
er lange llbiigter til en- ireoeIig @n.
De.
1piferne bar 0m0et Ierrain,
men fife tiIfeiet oeres 5ienoer no
get egentIigt Qeoerlag, og uOiig'
terne er life pi0ere Ip'e ior Dem
M paa noget Sob. - De alIiereoe
bar fife en6nu anoen llOiigt til
Seir, emo ON De fan trPtte og no
matte 5jenoerne.
gentralmogterne bar Den 5oroel,
at De / @run0en itpres eiter eet
Sooeo; JpifIano er Der Den enerna-
oenoe Magt. 9It snar Der iom eiter
9iftat al aeiier BilbeIm
De oIIiere0e 2nnoe itnnr mere
ieloitRnoige De6 Chen al bueranOre
iaa De er mere uoiatte for ben Weu'
figbe0 at blipe uenfge; men biotiI
bar De anogodet Baren, og rime'
ligDis er De poa 8ogt imtoo ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Ntubummeoanerne. Ter er 230
MilIioner Q}u6ommeoaaere / Ser.
sen, ifrioer en- moiif Risiionar. %
al Dem hor 6iaroeoelen I Suoien
Ga Sslam er paagen. ifriper ban.
Sen DAG / 9ag. Gen Al Be marfe-
ligite og met iaretruenoe 8eop.
gelier er oen, iom 9aar unoer Rao.
net Ban. SsIomismen@, en- Sam.
meuilutniHg al Nlbammeoanere
@er0en ooer Tor at iifre Ssfams
poIitiife og reIiaisie 5nteresier
Set er life Blot / gentraI.qirita
observation-disclosures truer me6 g.
ro5rirger, ogian j 5noien bar s..
lam IL orgoniiereSe Irbei6e % ei.
teraber enooaiaa ariiten6ommen.
iaa Ser / en- al 9perne finoes en-
mHbammeOnnif Screening ior I'M.
ge Wpn0". 9igeiaa er Der / 9ucf-
nom onbuet ire 2pieo9relier / Gid
be0 meO Sc qriItnes. o. Der iinops
mrbammeOnnife agfsiionsieIifa.
Der" ooer beIe 5u0ien. 8ette er
ct alporliqt aaIo til os. a2uth. a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Naar Lnserne henvender sig tai Folk
<em ayerterer I Biadet. enten fos At
ssbe hos dem eller for at faa oplysning
An det averterede, bedes de altid ON
hale at de saa Avertissementet ! dette
sl.d. bet vii we're til gensidig ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Tilfelde at, at Bladet like mOdtages
reeelmmssigt. bedes mar kiage til DEF
Etedlige Postkontor. skulde dette IKE
Ajelpe. bedes man henvende sig "a
.zDanskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
,,5Or DC uODaIgtcs SfDlO."

nj Snaeborg u. Sirf. Str 8abl'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Z 1889, anret ier all6paIget til
airfeingens 8remme" bIep 6nnnet,
bar Der apmpeioane iom ct. go
bannes me6 10000 Siele, Ct.
Rattbpns meo $4,000, 5reoerifs.
BERG me6 10000 OF en- bef Rpffe
meo Ell SiRleontdl omfring 10000
gipIe. - Z osbet al De % aar
err Der gennem airfefonOets girf.
Iombeo opfsrt 81 npe airfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
sRass matter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
KILL z AMERICANS
EXECUTE SYRIANS
REPORT BROUGHT IN BY AlTKIN
AFTER HIS TWO MONTHS
FLIGHT.
SLAIN FOR THEIR CATTLE
Two Syrians Executed at Torreon,
Having Been Accused Of Circu-
latino Counterfeit Money.
Were Merchants.

FL Paso, Tex.-Reports OF the Kill.
Ing Of two Americans by Carranza sol
dlers reached here. The execution OF
two Syrians by villa officials also was
reported.
Baron Smith u Houston, Tex, and
Roscoe Billings were killed by Carran-
"a soldiers a few miles north OF Mex.
leo City two months ago, according to
X. II. Aitkin, who arrived here after a
two months flight to the border. The
soldiers murdered the Americans TO OBJ
tain their cattle, Aitkin said.
Salamon Nigri and Rafael Fereze,
Syrians. were executed at Torreon in
accordance with Gen. Villas decree In.
fllcting death penalty on those convict.
cd OF implication in the circulation OF
counterfeit Mexican money. The mon
were merchants.
Details OF the execution reached
Luis Nigri, brother OF Salamon, here.
Nigri's information said the merchants
had shown their money to Villa Off.
Gals, who had declared 1t genuine.
Shortly afterward q squad Of soldiers
arrested and executed the merchants.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
Home For Newspaper Men.

New York;. Brisbin Walker, for
merly a magazine publisher here, now
retired to Il Colorado estate, announced
his offer to give a site Of 40 acres at
Mount Morrison, Colo, to establish a
homo for newspaper men, Mr.. Walker
declared that although no profession
makes more serious demands upon the
health OF Its members than that Of
journalism, no attempt has been made
to establish a country home where
those who have been giving their best
efforts to the press may find a retreat
in the event of a temporary or perma
nent breakdown"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
CONVEYED ONLY PLAIN TRUTH
Advertisement Of Boston Physician
Merely Stated Facts Exactly AZ
They Were.

A Boston physician tells of a Doctor
Reed who, In his time, was one Of the
prominent medicos OF the Hub. His
large practice included many patients
outside the city limits. and these he
visited In his buggy.
One day Doctor Reed bought a new
horse, with which he was much
pleased until he discovered that the
animal had an insurmountable objec-
ton to bridges Of all kinds, and could
not be made to cross one.
1nasmuch as at that period 1t was
necessary to cross certain bridges in
order to reach any one Of the sur
rounding towns, the doctor decided to
sell the horse. He did not think It
necessary to mention the animals Pc
culiarity, but was much too honest to
misrepresent him, and, after some
thought, produced the followins.~;.s
vertisement. VIII, h r6r 81 -
-, .,agpir1 ~ s'-aicu ne inserted III
20 ~Iai paper:
For Sale.-A bay horse, warrante
sound and kind. The only reason 70
selling is because the owner Is oblige
to leave Boston,"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
AlRMEN DROPPED BOMBS
In the East the Russians Are Holding
the Germans In North and Gen.
tral Poland.

London.-The big effort In the west
sim seems far of and operations are
confined TO an occasional attack and
counter attack. Airmen on both sides
are busy watching the opposing force
and dropping bombs.
In the east the Russians are holding
the Germans In North and Central Po-
land and are putting forth all their
strength to force their way through Us
zok and Lupkow passes, with the result
that some Of the heaviest fighting Of
the war is In progress on the Carpath-
ians, both sides claiming successes.
The Russians, who already have
forced Dukla Pass. are making their
way down the southern slopes OF the
Carpathians into Hungary, and, accord
Ing TO British critics. soon must com
pei the Austrians and Germans defend
ing the two other passes to fall back
or be threatened with interference with
their communications
Australia, which already has sent
two contingents to fight for the EN-
pire, has offered a third, which prob
ably will be accepted. In all cases the
dominions have sent more men than
was originally expected.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
3 BRITISH VESSELS SUNK
Hundred and Forty Lives Lost When
Three Merchantmen Go To
the Bottom.

London.-Fully 140 lives were lost
In the sinking by German submarines
OF the African liner Falaba and the
British steamer Aguila, bound from
Liverpool for Lisbon.
The Falaba, torpedoes in st. George
Channel, carried a crew Of So and Isl
passengers, and Of this total only 1876
were rescued.
The Aguila's crew numbered ~ and
she carried three passengers, and Of
these % Of the crew and all the pas
sengers were lost.
The admiralty issued the following
statement:
"Twenty-three members Of the crew
and three passengers are missing from
the steamer Aguila.
"The steamer Falaba, which also
sank, carried a crew Of So persons and
ISL passengers. About 14O survivors
have been picked up. eight Of whom,
including the captain, died afterwaro.
1t Is feared that many persons on the
steamer were killed by the explosion
Of the torpedo.
1.-THE Dutch steamer Amstel, q yes
sci Of 1853 tons, Of Rotterdam, when on
a passage from Rotterdam to Goole,
England, struck a mine the 29th OF
March, in a German mine field off
Marlborough yorkshire, England).
The crew has been landed in the Hum
Der by the Grimsby trawler Pinewold."
An official list supplied at the OF
fices OF the Elder Dempster Steamship
company shows that so far as Is known
at present So first-class passengers, "a
second class passengers and 40 Of the
crew Of the Falaba were saved.
-Four Of the passengers and four OF
the crew r reported killed and 81
passengers and AZ Of the crew miss.
ing.
In each case, on sighting the sub
marine, the captain tried to escape by
putting on all speed possible, but the
underwater craft overlook the steam.
ers, showing that Germany now has
some OF her most modern submarines
engaged In the blockade Operations
against England.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
CONFESSES; SEEKS MERCY
Guilty Of Murder Verdict Returned In
the Case Of Henry
Roberts.

Somerville, Tenn.-"Guilty Of nun,
der in the first degree" was the YER
dict returned In the case Of Henry
Roberts.
After Henry Roberts had taken the
witness stand and admitted shooting
and killing Deputy Sheriff David Dob
bins and wounding Sheriff j. T. Jor-
dan. the jury trying the case of the
young bandit and gang leader retired.
Roberts practically threw himself
OF the mercy OF the court and jury. He
stated he vas laboring under intense
excitement when he shot the officers,
and denied that he entertained malice.
Judge S. ]. Everett, In charging the
jury, reviewed the crimes of outlaws,
and stated that II malice was shown
and proven In the killing Of Deputy
Dobhins, a verdict of murder in the
first degree should be returned. Judge
Everett, however, stated that II the
jury was convinced that Roberts, after
he shot Sheriff Jordan, turned and shot
Deputy Dobbins under stress Of excite
ment, a verdict of second degree muir.
der should be returned.
II a verdict of murder IN the first
degree was returned, Judge Everett de,
clared. it would not be necessary for
the jury to specify the penalty. Judge
Everett said the law automatically
fixes death by electrocution.
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POSSIBILITIES BETWEEN RUSSIAN
AND TURKISH FORCES ARE
RESUMED.
THE SULTAN'S LOSS 10000
Christians Are Rounded Up and Slain.
Cars Men Find Over Seven
Hundred Bodies In One
Village.

TabriZ, Persia, via Petrograd and
London.-Hostilities between Russian
and Turiskh forces In Persia have been
resumed. On March rs the Russians
defeated the Turks In a sanguinars
battle at Atkutur, north of Dilman, In
Northwestern Persia. The Turks lost
10000 In killed, wounded and prison.
ers, as well as many guns.
Preceding the ~re-occupation by the
Russians OF Salmac plains, in Aver
baijan province, northwest OF Urumiah,
hundreds OF native Christians were
rounded up by the Turks in the vii
lage Of Haftdewan and massacred.
Many Of these were searched out from
the homes Of friendly Mohammedans,
The Russians, on entering the vii.
lage, found 20 bodies, mostly naked
and mutilated. The recovery OF bodies
from wells, pools and bitches and their
burial kept 300 men busy three days.
The wailing OF women intensified
the horror Of the scene. Surviving
widows who were able to identify the
bodies OF their husbands, insisted upon
digging graves and burying the bodies.
Some Of the victims had been shot. In
other cases they were bound to lad
ders and their heads were hacked off.
Eyes were gouged out and limbs we're
chopped off.
A general massacre Of the 10000 or
$1,000 Christians remaining in Uru-
miah is expected unless 1t should be
averted by orders from Constintinople.
Verbal messages from Urumiah con-
firm earlier reports that 1000 have
died OF disease. These messages also
confirm the reports Of the maltreat
ment OF DR.. f.. 7. Allen, an American
missionary at Urumiah.
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Neutrality-suspicious. to raise the
sunken submarine "a in Honolulu har.
Dor we're temporarily suspended after
a hawser with which the boat was he
ing dragged toward short snapped.
Rear Admiral Moore reported from
Honolulu late that the submarine evil
IDENTITY was waterlogged and too heavy
10 be raised by the equipment EN-.
ployed by the searching fleet. This de
stroyed any faint hope that might have
been left of finding any of the crew Of
Fl alive,
The vessel lies In IS fathoms (270
feet) of water
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EXPIRED IN LONDON HOME
Head Of English Branch Of the Roths.
child Family Dies In
London.

London-Nathan Rothschild, first
Baron Rothschild, head OF the British
branch OF the great banking firm, died
at his London residence. He had IN.
dergonc an operation for removal OF
the prostate gland, although the first
intimation OF this was contained in q
bulletin sent to the London papers,
saying the baron was progressing sat,
isfactorily.
March 20 a bulletin said that he had
recovered from the first effects OF the
operation and the impression was that,
despite ms age, there was no danger.
News OF Rothschild's death, which
circulated throughout the city just as
business men were leaving for the day,
created n shock, His popularity had
spread far beyond financial, social and
sporting circles, as all classes shared
his benevolence. Once a year every
omnibus driver in London was deco
rated with his racing colors, for on this
day he sent to each driver and conduct
or Il brace OF pheasants.
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Believe Austria ls Seeking Peace.

Geneva, via Paris.-Count Stephan
Tisza, the premier Of Hungary, has re.
turned to Budapest from Vienna, where
he conferred with cabinet ministers
regarding the future course Of the
dual monarchy. According to dis,
patches to Swiss newspapers, the lead.
ers of different political parties are
trying to induce Count Tisza to make
an effort to persuade Emperor Francis
Joseph that Austria should conclude a
separate peace. The premier, however,
is said to have refused to make such
an attempt