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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

eeioobnIi6, ionbern bic allgeuein dris
erldnnte @il6ouette ber Saiion. I'm
auffanenb neu al pirten bo3u sepori
ibon etipas ean5 BON 0ieIer gerihes
oenes uno Qtpories. mie Oas IN Rebe
iiebenoe Gdpe es 1T. Qlls Wsoterial
oient fc6par3er Qi6ertp 2ltlds. .er in
eiuer un9s6eucren SiofFiine 5ur gers
penbnng iommt, uno III tiefen peiAen
6ollen BON ben Snulisrn berdDfieBt.
Beionbers bcmerlenslpert6 an Oem
2leioungsfiid 1T Der 8ragen, Elm
mdAtiaer Sie6trogeh nit llminla9,
Ser bon ben Gbren in gope GHeft
bic Snultern bebedt, 2ie Reoers pom
ei9enen Ulaierial fn0 uuter Dcm
8raQen befeitiqt. Die in erquiiiten
8arben dusgefiibrte, reidbe 5tiderei,
nit Der bic 2ebteren ausgeitattet liio,
lit pobl ocrantportlib fir bic 8e3ei4
nung .56e Dragon bic Oielem ein5igs
artigen aleioungsItid beigelegt 1T.
Gleqanie llm6dnee unb Yoletots
fir Die iiiugere @eneraiion Iinb fat
ousna6mslos in rsi3encen qaitclt0.
nen ausgefii6rt, unb ausgeitattet init
@nldnis bon 8onb. o0er 8rouien lno
pliHee pom eieenen WIaieriol. Die
1enben3 al altfrdntiIHen 2tnien uno
bouIhiger 5iine lit porbsrrIHenb ods
rim. Dies lit ou9 cine Hotbwenbigs
teit, inoem bas @ape nit ben 2inen
bes Sdu3tleioes in @intlang iteben
muB @ielc bieIer llmbdnge iino uns
0efiiiiert unb nur am @anbe innen
nit rei3enosn ganbpuffen ausgeitats
tet. 9(noere Iinb gum 3beil aefiitteri,
bos 6eiBt bis 3ur 2dillenlinie, unD
sipar piro bierfiir @soraette Crepe
ooer Saffeta. gleihfarbig ober Don abb
ftcbeuber S6attirung benubt. Uldns
DE biefer llmbdlllngtn baben Asrmel,
unb Iebeu isbr elegant aus; gapes
Gffette iebodl iperben als Das Reueiie
betrabtst.
@ie immsr mebr nm ii9 greiTenbe
5ftie, Das Spprttleib audi in oen
DienIt Der qllgenciubeit 8u ItelIen,
BAT cine iiberous Itarte Nobfrage nah
osmIelben ee3sitigt. Die SbatIade,
0aB oieIe aleiber nidf nur Iebr be-
qnem, Ionoern aud, Bel forgfdItissr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
llLMS Denl gaeidbe berONOOe.

Rem Dort, 19. ulai.
Die 3eif Der Gorteufeite nobt luo
syrau Wlobe bat nodl beIten Hrditan
gsI0rgt, paB es all Ulobsllen fir bieie
GieIeaenbeit niht Te6ie Dufligteit
tit 3rumpf! @ptpnpebenartig 3drte
ejepebe, arrongirt in un5dbli9su 8os
lants, III bic iDoale &radt Fiir DIeleH
8iped. Su beroorrneenoem UloBe
ipirb Creanop oaIiir berpanbt nno
es qisbt iiherli1 nihts, Dds Iommers
lic6er mirtie ais Dieies Gieipe6e. &s 1T
tin unDcfinirbarer 8ei3, oer iolhem
alsi6e an6aftei, uNb erb0bt piro Der
ielbe nod bdburH, bab einer Dsr
molertlHen breitranbigen @orienbliie
bon Dem GleiDe un3ertrennlih ilt
Cine 3ulommcnlunIt bon lieblihen
Brauen uno Wldbhsn in Dieier rei3
bolIen Srobt ols 0interaruno Die
i'm neit srItonoenen 5rii6iabrsicbmud
prongenbe &rbe iit Elm Qlnblid, per
jtbes 8iinitIsrause cHt5iiden mub
@iele ber eni8iidenbHen @leiber fir
Gurienfeite fub gdn3licb aus Dr8anop
onoefertiet. uub uur 8anbIaleifen IN
iyarben, Die nit benz Wldtertal iibereins
lSmmsn, In0 Das @inSige, mas BEN
Aebtertn 1ngelelt piro. @aii3 eigens
artiq rei8poa an 3leiDeru BON CART
farbigsr SroanDD iinb Sdleifen ootr
Suriel BON l6par3em @ammstbdnb.
Der 9onirdf Der bobur9 sr5ielt
iDirb, III BON unbeihreibhb biibI4er
Wirium9.
Sins Der eiIt3iidenDIten 3leiber fir
@ortenTeIte lit III unierer criien gt6s
bilbuua beranl9auli6i glls Wloteriol
bieni tpeIbe Graanbn i'm 0erein NIT
biibId QemuIterter GrqdnbD. Dds 2sB
iere tommi 3ur @erpenbung IN oer
EaiIe uno III einem tiefen 6iifien
Dole. Ios Wlulter beitebt ans f6
freu3enOeu 2initu. sipiiden bepea
bier unb ba cine piu5ige @lume anee
bradjt TIT. Bon rei3enosr Wirtuna III
bos sroBe Bibn BON iteiisr Grgonb1,
benz burH bic Soppeliraule BON 9a
lenciennes SpiBe cine pei4sre giote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

s9eriidliAtigling BET Details, aug
nabmslos ilsibiam iinb. erildrt oieie
Selie6t6eii gian lam pcbl obne
9s0snten bebdupien, odB teir Wate-
rial fit Dieisn 3fued popllldrer III, ais
Biz sSerieD Gepebe Iowobl in Geioe,
pie in Mole un0 3pnr in SSorbcn,
ote an ShDnbsit lno QlbmecblehinQ
nt9ts 5u ipiinlhen ibriq loIIen 2eud,.
tenps &bntlirungen III @riin, glau,
9el6, GolD uno 2lltrola gelttn burhs
aus nidt als 3u Iebbaft fir bieIe rel
senoen SporttDiiiime. s,dufiq pirD
bic Nirlung Elm penie o6eeoampft
ourh bic 3ugobe bon tontraitirenoem
4raaen, @iirtel uno ebenIolben Uans
Id)etien.
@ds ia unlerer britten 2lbbilbun9
pie0erac9ebene Wlobell 1T ,benIo
bibl1, ipis prattiId. @ie 5arbe III
eine rei9r Niionce in Sob, Oos Dlas
ieriol gDoa syerleB. 1as 8leio lit
ii einsm Stdd gearbeiiei, unb bon Der
Smulier bis gum 8anb Der GHubc in
1oIITalieu qslegt 8emertsnsmert9 1T
oos eiugeIeBts 0iiftsn Dots, oas
ourd bic Rebe BON ipeiBen 8erlMuts
ierinopfsu 6erborIiidi Sin @irtel
Uon usbsm @lactlsosg w A sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

groFeiIor e., Der an Der uttperiis
tat Sena @orIeIungen bieH, erfreute
Iid sines oerartig pbduOmmoIen 2sis
besumfan9es, 0oB i6n bietStubenten
untsr Ii6 ni9t unbers als has
TaB~ nalutten. Dies mar bem ebeits
10 oiden pie empfin0li4en profeis
Ior ali Obren getomnen, unb er be-
oarn ieine nddIte 8orleiung nit fOl=
een6en Murten. .,gBie i9 gsb0rt ba=
be. pir6 meine perion init einen
EaiIe Dergli6eu. Stb m01te bier8u
bemerten, bdB 5ipiIdben mir unb ei=
nem 5afe oenn bod ein sepaltiger
llnteridJieb beftebt. Sin SAB iIt ndns
li9 BON ReiFen umgeben, ipdbrsnb i9
acknowledgements pDn lauter llnreifen
umgeben bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

5u nenuen, bod febr ueu unb elegant
lit, Elm tbpif9er, meritouiI1er Soms
brero. Iogar bis auf bas lebbaft ges
itreifte 8anbedu, bas um bic Erous in
5aIien gel,gt uno an ber Seite getnos
tet 1T. Die 5botIode, baB 6o6e,
ipeiBc 2nDpf Stiefeletten bd3ii gs=
troeen puroen. perDollitdnbiets bic
braun unD peiBe 5drbennote, bic bos
san3e &oItiim beberridt.
yliht peniger popular InD Sport
Nn5iige in SuRab. goumpons0 s0dnbs
tu4it0ff ober pongee, Sn Der 1bat
ideineu oiefs Stoife fb immer mebr
81 beontenspert9en giibolen Der
Mons un6 SerleD @enebe aus8us
podier. Der Gjrunb bierflir bel
leiht borin al Iu4en, bdB 2einen,
Tuho1 ober poneee einen @rob me6r
BON Glsgdn5 befiben, 10 baB eine 3rds
germ biefer Stoffe unoenisrt Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

perIfs6sn pir6. DicIc i1malsn
GpiBentlanien tommen and an ben
Gnbogtn germelu 3ur @erpenDuus.
Gebiere lilo bemcrieusipertb ais
neu un0 unaemDbnl6 III ptr Borm.
GdlbeIn bon GrgonoD bon periaieoes
nst uah unten 3une6men0er 8relte
Iinb eintm gonDu auFgeiebt unD faIlen
BON Dem 6ilIien Dols bis 3um 4bs
fr6IuB psr S1ubIHdfte biuab Sin
Reiien iommt in ben Rod uidt 3Hr
Nermenbung, bod ergeben bic iieiFcu,
pollen Graauop 6olbein ben ges
piinInien @ffett. Gine bnbl9e glos
lette aus oiirola Gommeibano, nit
GpDsu, perlsi6t Oem aleiDe cine res
senbe 5orbsnnote IN oer Eailenlinie
Scr 6ut Don altroia 9aufltrob III
nit lpeiBem Gieorgette @repe am lils
nertu gaHb bctleibei, lDabfen0 mdatia
srobe, gleinidrbiae Sdmmel6lnmeu
bie strone bebeden.
Nem foriipdbrenben @erlangeu na3
gltnbeit unD Qlbpehlelune bat 5rau
w2obe III unlsrem udhiien UloDgl
slnem &ape BON gdn3 iu9epobnlibcr
syorm sReAning getraggu Die ban
ldissn Irdpirunaen uno lcelt ablis
hsnpsA Npds iir0 pegsr usA NQ9 llll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

syiirii 8emiooip unter6telt fb in
9ariS nit einem juneen glubberrn,
Der ibm in auTbringliner WeiIe Dor
ben qlugen 6erumFireerte. gnbli9
that ibm Der 6iirIt ben @efa[eu auf
bic Qlnresung ein5ugsben: ~Wirtli9,
einen punberOOllsn Ring baben sic
Dd."
Der glub6err: ,Dns min ib meiz
nen; betratbten sic mai ben Stein:
enier ulold9itl"
Shirt Demiboip: nSa, ia, Der Stein
1T mir betdnnt; i9 babe felbIt duf
meinet G5iitern i'm llral einise Oefen
Dabon!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

uno ManI9etten BON peiBem Piquee
ergeben einen 6u6iden GoutraIt Der
galstot bonn gleiaeu Dadteriol pat
breipiertel 2dnge uno 1T IN Der 1ails
lenlinie Elm menig ani9lieBeno nit
6reitem &ragen uno eben iol1en
Widnlfetten
9emertensperib 1T Der 81 bem glns
8uq oetroqene ont, Der obipobl ertrem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

fdIlen mlB. 1T Die 9batid4e, boB bic
metiten' 5ormen breitrdnbig iinb. Das
Strob 1T obne llnterI9iso Tebr lei9t,
entipeber in Banana ober elmer Der
neuen Strobdrten, ober du4 in f6em
populGren nBeanitt" SFkit. Bon
banana ift'bsr in unIereml Billie Oers
ani9aulicbte Sut, gdrnirt nit sross
erains un6kSammetbono.
Bdnb a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

obsren Sbeil 6es Sfrdgens 8ilbete, -
cine befonbers bibf4e unO elegante,
Rombination.
Sportbiite iinb rei5enbsr dlstie, inb
bic groBe Qtn5abl Der beridiebsnTten
@Hette mo9t es mOglih fir ieDe
sJrau. bas &leibiainite fir ii9 bers
Aaussufinben. Mas SSe0em ms QLMae!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
sur bie6auspGf6

Gine Spreebede NIT 6rdnsen iolte,
na4bem Iie gum lebteu Wlol aus benz
MaFer genommen 1T, ni9t bur6 ben
Mrineer lalfen geiohen iperOen. @enn
iie nab iiber bic 2eine eebdngt pirb,
pirb iie Faltenlos trodnen, uno bic
Strange ii9 islbif gldtt bdnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

,Q(m liebfen ipiirben pobl bic
yrun8OIen bic Rrupp'ihsu Werte in
@hen in @runb unb 8obsn bom6ars
birsn"
.Sa rellih. unfer eHsn Iisol ibs
.ntu ld@Er In WSaasnI@
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
American Ambassador at Ber-
lin rendered Copy of Ger
man Manifesto Regarding
Guns on Merchantmen.
COMPLAINT DIRECTED
AGAINST THE ENGLISH
Charged Great Britain Placed
Ordnance on Passenger Ves-
sells Even Before Outbreak
of HOstilities.

Berlin, Feb. 10 tNiu London. tyh
IL James W Gerard American
received an Official cop,
uf a., memorandum un the treatment
II armed enemy morchantms to-day
"" was informed that IA, orders
would Eu into eject February 20
tn. mouuiJudum is Addressed tu
The u'u,thi i,Norum'uts ana informs
them that after February 80 atmcd
enemy merchant ships Will o." Donsid-
cred as war vessels tnd d.dlt with
lccurdturN Tho complaint .s dirc,t-
cd ahaiust Great Britain, which a.
vharE,d with armIur mrr nnnt YES.
-ch even lrtor, the uuthrruk of war.
ENGLAND allies. % SAYS, hnN followed
h.r csamrl, aud VIII rcoci,. the same
tr.1tru"ut.
The memorandum contends that the
nrmiuE of merchantmen is IA viola
ton at International law ',pIcs 81
instructions given crews tor r"sistInt
submarine attacks are referred 10 in
lpp'udiN form, specific instances ar,
cited To- prove that mcrchpot ,,-,rl.
are armed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
KIRKPATRICK IS
GUILTY OF Loss
Of BATTLE C0OE
Ensign Admits Culpabillty for
Negligence and Inefficiency
Which Permit Secret Book
to Disappear.

SAN Francisco. Feb g. Ensign
lionrrt - Kitkpairi'k pleaded suiltS
today to charges uf uoElUgon'c ana IN
efficiency before a court taHrtthl "n
the bhtjloship oregon. anchored ~
Man-u'- war row u tn hh}. ~ pro
,,cdings To- tiN m, hiHm" t'r IA" diS-
appe,taL,. last August ui secret
battle sisnil ode uuuk from IN" de
sttoyer Hun
Triul uf Lieutenant Herbert \.
.Ion.s comuaudin- thc Pacific il""i
torpedo diVisIpu held resp nsibio as
rnrnna anding ofHccr. viii b, neid lat"
today
Lieutenant Herbert \ Iohcs COM
mpnding the Pacific fl,ct reserve tor
podn diNi lou. urd Ensign li"hcr' -
kirkpatu,k were called tpia, 4" ihr'
% court martial b"rausr of the DIS
nppcirunc. m August, 1913. Of s'-
.rct naval BATH. code book. lh'
court assembled ON board ti' tuli'd
states bittlcship Oregon W'th Conn
maudrr Joseph NJ. Reeves iosid'n$
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Executive Session of Upper
House Practically Grants
Every Contention Of Ma.
tons Chief Executive.
OPPONENTS PREDICT
RATIFICATION TOMORROW
Determined Action to Prevent
Endorsement OF Colombian
Instrument, Providing for
Indemnity, Is Promised.

o. ming nrrald lyAs'd NIrrl
Wa Feb. u President
Wilson 90. u.pls Won hI- ulht f,f
.I th, NiUtrHvuIu treaty
~ tho 'Nr,utit, Session pi th, s"uit"
tuda. som, ~ its most vigorous up-
pon, .iIi the ldmiut.tla. .un had
won Huau ,utoa 60 com H. nd th'
uc,c. "ttt UN"-turd. nuf .hS ut'-
dict Cd H. Eutioatl1u ,.mui uN
p, oprourhts ui tine uimsitp-
while thoy ,ru. rd'd h,, ,N
.... the Ni,Irtgutu ,.nN'uilou
.,uulI au through. federated they
n, 10 UIoN,ut ratiucntiou 90 the co...
iumhipr treaty To- pay AN .nI,mu't,
and ..lr,ss regret fut IN. part Ton
ot rauama
Th, NicarIgunn trcrt} pr.roscd to
pny Nicaragui $4,000. .uon tor inter
Oceanic cnnnl ughts and naval brses
IN tho Euy of iunsorH Protests
sag n.t the naval uasr fvif.tc hay"
boon widp hv salvador winch com
tend, % would violate the sut,rcipnt,
OF Honduras
Assurances 90 costa RI.1. salvador
tud Honduras that uaUa ,f thru
t hts win u, violated Do, tire United
st1tr- I,luGluE t naval no. lu the
ui, - Tunso'a win nc ineo' por,,rd
% the ratification rcHuluti'u uu th"
Ni.lt1gu,u urrIN which The senate
oN .trd G" pIt tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
VILLA LOCATED
on HUGE RANCH,
C0|NC TO WEST
Strong Detachment Sent to
Close Southern Avenue of
Escape to Rebel Chief and
His Followers.

III pi=u. Ten. Feb II. General
Francisco Nl,a H. mo,iug We me difoc-
ton ot Mndcm. western chihuahua.
according io Official al .,.s receive cd
by General Gabriel CAV iil command
ant. Of JuarcX He W. located late
toda, ON ranch thai extends from
Las cruces To- NamiduepH many mile-
west Of MS hnunts IN M, santa clara
district
Early today General ol,lsu-. com
manding tn. garrison pt Guerrero. dis.
patched a strong d.tn hmcui north.
ward toward NamiuuipJ tu close the
snuthc.n route OF ,Dapv against
villa.
General Quivado Is reported to have
closed the nurthera ext 100 th" region
above Las Cruces. TTuupa 90 ~ Ma
deta were ,,purted mo- .nr eastward
to- meet VILLA
An American nrrivirr from NHmf-
quipa today declared that villa had
according 20 reports 1f Numipuipa
about 100 ucn IN his immediate uuu'
The Amcricyn who l,ft western 'h..
huahun about Fchiuary @ said at that
time Nilla sent wort tu the town thti
he wa coming to Nampuipp to shoot
des"rtors and that n. wanted "u" NO.
man captive for every uHH of his com
mand.
Tho demand. according To- IN,
American. aroused the country against
the northern leader. aud M"Nicau'
and Americans organized tu dcf"n,
IA, ms"ly,a aud homes Previously. i
was said, Nilln hnd many srcrr
friends - western chihuahua
villa, 4 was said. Was particularly
rnragod by IA" uumhpr oi dvscrtton
from his band. one month ago ac
curdinr tu the Amer villa hn'
entered the district with 1000 men
A'm"st overnight he found hc hd'
little mote than lU0 men LETT Th' Re-
mnindcf had started iT thihuHuu.
Ciiv tu surrender According to tn
American some ui the band are Stil
on the way - the capita. ruhhing %
they su 20 surrender
Manuel pagan. chief OF tho detect
i've huroau of iuurcz charged with oN
tortinu money from prisoner was ar
rested by TIA" provost guard of junrc
TODAY. \ ,nilia1 .pd tu huNo upcr
nted with Pagan boo unsfng prisoner
over the iuteruatiouIl bridge escaped
Francisco Rulas. % inrm"t Nilln sol
dirr. and employed as a hugl"r b
General Gavirn. and . civilian wor
condemned ;u rXeDui ON to-day by Gou
.raI GaNira on conviction of thoi' o
ammunition ana sale "a III pasu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Final Message
ofPresident is
One of Peace
nelega ,3 to amber of Com
mere li United States
Garry Home Executives
Pledge To- avoid War.

Washington FEEL. A. b"lerut"a 90
the aunG.' invention 81 tho hnmp"'
of Commerce Yf the United states lett
fof lh'ir homes today carving witlI
theu p message from ptcaid'u' Wu.
SON the outstanding feature oi whi.n
was hl- determination to kccp th"
Cnitrd states out ut the .'op'tu
corrsDt although Dee declared thpt the
nation merely held that ucuhl" ,t
arms length.
The president was spcaktus ON neu-
trality lt the annual banquet OF th"
Dhlmhrr thich was 'uvludtnt
feature of Il three days contention
~ O.. Rhrit, iutucr mayor u'
Charleston. = e.. today %ts elected
president of the Chamhor e COM
m.... uf the United states Al other
ut .I W,r" tc-ci,ctrd, the vacancy
- chairman of the executive commit
tee. caused hy Mr. ghr'rs elevation To-
th, presidency heius irf open uil q
later meeting ct the directors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
DECISION
APPROVED ~ BERLIN

f"ritn, Fen. II tNia IpuO ~. tcu.
II. IA u. M Tho German govern
ments dSci-iuu to treat armed mot
chun'mcn Of hprtil, counttirH ls war
ships has been received With the
hodrt,"st approval Tho pi.ss of an
pnrti's expires "a, hclict tina ucutrlls
now viii b" comp, He'd to avoid pll
merchantmen uf nations a war wth
Germany and also Coo treat tu,h s"--
sells whom 100 their harbor- as war
ships.
Cspt1in L. pcrsius Says .u IA, TJro-
blatt that the copy ui the Hutish AIT
miralty Instructions tuucrruluE th'
operations a-ainst submarines VIII
opou IA" eyes ui uoutTals Ia rtrdit
u merchantmen armed Tor d'tcus
unly ana that uoutrlls viii treat them
~ wurships"
The krcusc I,itung asserts that the
memorandum opens Ia" WAY io % set
tlcmcnt uf the Lusitahia ease. i;r
l"rrins to the practice Of false o1lor'
1t adds
America aud other u,ItrIls l"f.
NIT this doycptiy. use %. thcg ,plors
No matter whether th.s cannot ~
viii not stop u. they mus bean th'
responsibility II We air t. treat al
enemy merchantmen wnich arc armed
as bclliscrents We cannot atop uc'augl
q neutral flag is used wruugWlls
The Official statement SAYS
Northwest of Vimy the French az
tempted four times To- rrcipturc th'
trcn, ,h.s they had POST. All their at
tnchs tailed. South "f the Somm'
/ they were also unable to- rechptutc an,
part uf the two lost positions.
"On the AisEc aud ia IA, Cham
paguc there have been local irttllvt
! ducls.
Eastern thcntor. North of Lak
! prist iatN thc advance of - stio1g Rus
sian division Mas repuiSrd
Balkan thrat.r. There Is nothing Z
| report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Believe Chicago
Schoolgirl Was
Suicide Victim
Thought Shattered Romance
Led lS-Year.0ld - Take
Poison in North Shor Su.
burban Park Wednesday.

lEy Evening ii'rtd l'hsUH Ntfri
chicago. Fon. o.. ho-n .uity nat
81 shattered romance utd uT.,d hit-
ION lambert. whps' frozen .'dy w.
ingnd IN the wood u q Nntth Shore
suburb yc~tcrda, 10 s,ii Destruction
was considered to-day Dos authorities
intc-tI1atirg tho is-,oai-oid school
girls death Stories thaf The girl
showed evidences of dependency
hnkcr with love AFFAIR .ud IN" alb
,,uco OF any .icns OF sttusEl wh'r"
Tia, body was found were uid tu have
given weight to- the theory that IA"
poison which ended Miss Lambert s
lite WIS not forced upon lrr
Friends ui the g.ri said Ia" told
th,m ui Receiving trlrphDu, u's.
sasr Tu,sdly NIGHT from a lsNr f"t
est young man. nov -tud'h' 100 WIS.
cuusiu university M"-Hig"s nom tie
.,hiot 81 police iu Madison. Wis. s1id
this youpp imam had been th'rr ol
Wc,k
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
BELIEVED LONE BANDIT
MADE PROMPT GETAWAY

Rock Springs. Wyo, Feb. HE
iiof that the lone bandit who robbed
several passengers On Union Pacifi'
limited train Wednesday nisht may
have boarded "A train here within an
hour was expressed here today by
somc persons engaged In the search
No cl.w to the Identity Of the rob
bcr had hcen found early today, al
though two posses were participating
IN IN. search. Sh.rin Matt Mc'"urt
of Green river led on" part nnd ia"
other was composed of i'nl"n fHcilic
AGENTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
GERMANY DEMANDS PART or
BEiS.it " IN SETTLEMENT

london, Feb. II q y y. mD"-Iso-
cent information gathered In govern
mont circles IN Berlin h. that Ger
MANY holds that a portion ot beigiurn
should bee annexed To- Grrmnuy IN any
settlement OF the war winch - under
taken
TN. view s directly the rcycrsc of
the recent report coming through
Italy that Germany had uii,rcd q"
.,Napuatc nolg,um as a condition ut a
spuurdI, bpuuD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
81 Mdshipmen
Dismissed From
NoUdl Academy
Daniels Approves Recommen-
dations Of Academic Board
Based on Failure in Studies
Of Many Cadets,

Washington Fob ~ secretary
Dau.els today approved the RECON-
mcndatiou. of the acndrm,n uoard az
M. upH.l academy dismiss'ug s.: midi
shipment tor failure u th"tr studies
Their names may h' madr public
lttvT.
pl thos, dismissed three are of the
hrst class. nineteen ui IN SECOND,
tw,uiy ,I th, thlrd aud forty oi tho
,9uIth class IN anuouucius his dr
ci-tuu SECRETARY bduivls -uid mat
Whdr the navy needed mcr' ofncrrs
oul, hosr an. could meet IA" high
-iandtrds bud qualify bS .ssminatiun
puuI lee retained
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Party of Press Writers Lunch.
ed and Entertained Aboard
Vessels of First Line of
Ocean Defense.
CORRESPONDENTS SEE
WHOLE BATTLE LINE
Torpedo Boat Bearing Men
Tears Along Entire Front Of
Armada Expected to Receive
Shock of German Assault.

a n,
London. Feb II. Ia M Great
nritnin's nr-t lin. oo.nsIv. n..t an
incomuar,bl. combination nf au.ed
and gun power ready for lny'au' 1,-
ton was Inspected y,strida, ly a
party of French and American ,orrcs-
pundouis and o. representative ot the
Associated Press was permitted TO
view from the bridso eft % torpedo boat
he naval unit whloh b. 'Np"ci'd To-
meet IN" liis' sh"ch ~ ''"lhlnh ''-
th'h'
Upon boarding on" OF IN" iaiE" bat
tleships. tt' visitors were permitted Il"
inspect IN" Snip
The patty then lunonod as guests of
IN. divisional roar admiral who was
using the cruiser no. his ilasship thea
were taken on board the cruiser Lion
which was Admiral Beatty - ilasship
~ the Dog i'i h'Ah nhti'' WIN th'
exception uf u doni no h"r forward tui-
re-, arm"r ana "a Nihllnr s'h' Just above
nc W'''''l"' '"'S H"'M Nv
h'''lsh nav P''' "'' -'-" W
'''r'''' "'"i, ''"F N'' w
'"'"n "''',' "
Wv" Nv ""
Carefully mounted IA me c"mpnh
i"nwhy b, 11 ll-lhch un'Np1"d"d sh'''
wh''h 'hc H'' WV hu' "" "'""'h 'h'
Lion : atmor below the water un'.
No sign was l'ft ur the l2-inch
shell which blow N the hulthoad oi
the admlral's quarters after going
3 through the deck. except tno casing
Iund cap occupying the place uf huuot
/ among the Lion. trophics
Tb. amin, roous of the Lion show
.d un sIgr of ih. shin ever hHtgp
noon 4, hattie
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4 ~, "a.
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"'''s ,.' s'
"a" OH ""'h'"f '"'l"" '''' W.,
along the imrr"sSiN" I'm" OF "hltl'
cruisers ~ formation 'h "h''h 'h''
expect I" meet thr i"rn ~ meet
Beyond the battle cruisr's H loni
line uf light cruisers lus, itself M th,
fog Some of thes" vessels htc Vet
Grams and show signs ui the rough pn
troi wurk they are called upou con
s,an,iy to do, nut many ar" new!
commissioned ard have yet 10 won
the scars OF service.
Speed, now the fetish of the navy
reached the ze1ith with lhes' lsgh
cruisers. ANY of them could "a~i
overhaul the fastest liner 50 FAR built
Beyond the light cruisers Was
great hUtilla Ct colii"'s c"nstauu
feeding the hungrS stoke holds "f Ia
battle cruisers which even AZ ah'h"
keep up fun head of steam,
Scattered about the ilcet wcr" seH
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