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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12

LEG|SLAT|O
BOTH SIDES ARRANGE
FOR A CONFERENCE.
Looking to An Early Adjourn
ment So They Can Enter
Into Campaign.

WASHINGTON. July 1l.-pemocrat-
ic and Republican leaders in the sen
ate will hold a conference tomorrow 20
discuss means Of eXpediiinC import
ant legislation so thai congress may
adjourn for the political campaign.
Republican senators in conference
Today appointed a special committee
10 confer with the Democrats on the
subject. The Democratic steering
committee also met and decided on
legislative program and voted 10 hold
The senate in session nine hours daily
until It's completed. The navy and
army appropriation bills. the Shipping,
child labor. and corrupt practices mea,
sures and the $500, 00u, 900 revenue bill
we're listed as the imperative leclSla-
zion on the program. Conservation
measures will be laid aside until next
session and action on the pending I'M
mjgratio bill probably also Will he
deferred.
Every Democratic Senator received
tonight written notice from Majority
Leader Kern stating that the arrange
ment for daily sessions from II a. m.
the end that the business of the senate
may be expedited and concluded with
in a reasonable time.
The attitude Of Republican Senators
reflected in today's conference aroused
hope of a reasonably early adjourn
ment. General sentiment seemed 10
be against a flibuSter on the shipping
or revenue bills. The minority IS rN.
pected 10 oppose both measures vigor-
ously. but leaders are said not 10 favor
dilatory methods as they are just rs
anxious as the Democrats 10 get into
the campaign.
Democratic members of the finance
committee began work on the house
revenue bill Today Some amendments
are under consideration. one Of them
10 eliminate the proposed copper tax.
There also may be some rnadJustment
Of the income lax schedule. but ii is
declared there will he no reduction Of
the exemption limit. Tomorrow the
Democrats OF the commerce commit
Tee will complete revision Of the ship
Sing bill and it will be reported 10 the
senate from the whole committee
Thursday.
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the floor three times. The men are
lightweights.
.FA|RM0NT FAILS
TO SELL ROAD BONDS

Special Dispatch to the lntelliscncer.
FAlRMONT. ". Va, July 1.-THE
Marion county court failed to close a
deal in the sale of the s650,0o0 road
bonds for Lincoln district today. The
reason assigned was that the court
was expecting larger premium on
the bonds than offered by any of the
firms bidding. Another reason given
is that there is a disposition on the
part Of the farmers of Lincoln district
to take $4,000 of these bonds and the
court wanted TO give them the oppor.
tunity TO invest in the securities.
However the bid of the Tillison & Wal.
colt company, Otis & company, Han
den Miller company, of Cleveland, Of
fering a premium of S4.S50, and the
bid of the Provident Savings bank, of
Cincinnati, the highest bid. offering a
premium of $3.50. are being consid-
cred One other bid offering q pre-
MUM of $2.210 was offered by Sidney
SpilZer & company, Of Toledo In ad.
dition to the premiums of bids accrued
interest was offered. The court stated
that the matter will be closed up in
a few days.
The sale of these bonds was author
ICED al "A special election held in Lin.
coin district on March IS. Between
Ihirry-hve and thirty.slx miles OF i'm
proved highways will be constructed.
Specifications for the roads are being
worked out now by Engineer Wilson.
who will have charge of the conStruc-
lion work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
FIVE INJURED. IN
BAD DERAILMENT

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntclIlecnccr.
CUMBERLAND. Md. July 1l.-tlve
were hurt late last night when West
ern Maryland passenger train NO. >,
which left this city at Alb p. NJ, WAS
derailed one mile west of MontroSe,
and ten miles cast OF Elkins. The ID
jured are:
Louis G. Yeager, engineer, Polk street
Cumberland. fractured arm and cut
on forehead.
j. o. GiIpin, fireman, Cumberland
bruises.
Edward Bond, Cumberland. mail clerk,
eye cut.
Clyde Garfield, Cumberland, express
messenger. eye cut.
F. w. Pennington. passenger. Har'
man. W Va. cut by glass and stonl'
aCh bruised.
The engine was turned over com
plctciy, AS was also the combination
mail and express car. The forward
portion Of the smoker was derailed.
The ladies' coach and The parlor car
kept to The rails. The accident oC'
Cured on level stretch while he
train was moving on time. The cause
has not yet been determined.
Express Messenger Garfield and
Mail Clerk Bond were able 10 take he
express and mail ~ ElkinS on the
transfer rain Engineer iea2er and
Fireman Gilpin were given hoSplta!
treatment at t,lkins. Pennington WAS
able 10 continue 10 his home.
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IS DEAD IN FLOODS
AND PROPERTY LOSS
WILL REACH MILLIONS

MOBILE. Ala, July 1.-THE south
crn floods were receding today with
the cessation OF the rains which be-
gan last Wednesday. About 81 per
sons wcr" dead or missing and the
property loss. mostly crop damage,
is estimated at nearly ten million
dollars
Central Alabama was the only sec
tion showing no Improvement. The
Alabama river continued 10 rise at
Montgomery and Selma. Half the
population of the latter town are do.
ing rescue work and street lights are
reported eXtinguiShcd.
MOBILE. Ala, July 11.-Rcviscd
estimates today OF damage done in
Mobile by the tropical storm last week
placed the total loss at approximately
$1,000 200.
Logs, poles. lumber, drifrwood,
pieces of wharfage and Other DEBRIS
from the river and bay are piled along
the shore and docks in a mass oi
wreckagc. Many small boats and Il
number of packets, schoOnerS. harges
and in several instances excursion
steamers at various points along the
water front stand outlined in relief
from the debris and on damaged
wharves, where they wcr" blown or
washed by the wind or waves from the
river and the bay.
\ checking up Of shipping losses
showed that vessels sunk in the river
and along the water front included SIX
small tcamcrs: twenty hargeS, several
schoonrrs, two tugs, two packets and
two dry docks. Twelve persons were
drowned.
Along almost the entire length Of
the water front there are scattered
about II 600 bales OF cotton and other
freight swept from the Municipal and
Mobile and Ohio docks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
BREAK GROUND FOR
FEDERAL BUILDING

Special n$parrh t" IN" Fht"lIs"ncer.
EI.KINS. W. Va. July 1l..-Grnund
for the EIkins federal building was
broken this afternoon AT . O'Clock
when the first shovel of dirt was
thrown BY roStma$t"r Owen !. King.
Addresses were made by Judges W. T..
prilchard and Charles f.. Wood OF the
United States Circnit court OF Appeals;
Judge a. ca Dayton OF the tederal
court. Judge. W. Il. kiltlc df the cir
ruiI court, Attorneys ]. B. Somerylln,
sam r. Spears and T. u. Talbot. ".
II. l'srll & Co. Of New York arc the
cont FACTORS.
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BIG sum
TO FIGHT THE PLAGUE

WASHINGTON. July II. Secretary
McAdoo today, asked congress 10 apprn-
pirate S135. 900 for the public health
Service TO aid in the light against tho
infantuc paralysis epidemic in Now
York. and TO prevent its spread 10 other
states.
OF tho sum asked for. $3u.0hH is 10 he
used for tho expenses nt surgeons of
the scrv4'c in New York. and the re-
maindnr to prevent int"rEtni" spread 81
the disease. TIL. cstimal" of tn" amount
needed was reported after Scv"ral con-
ferenccs between officers Of thu public
health service and Assistant Secretary
Newton and WAS approved 10y President
Wilson.
pr. ". G. Fucker. who has h'"n in
active charge Of the fight against III"
epidemic. believes it. will cost about
81 600 /, month for III" w"rt Of tn"
service alnnc. y hill already has been
introduced by Representative" Griffin. Of
Now York. for n S1hn.nn0 hprrnrrinlinn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
GERMANS GAIN
A FOOTING IN
DAMLOUP BATTERY

PARIS. July 10. 1905 ?. m.-Whlle
relative. calm prevailed on both sides
OF the Somme. according 10 the oflclal
communication issued by the French
war office tonight. heavy fighting oc-
Cured on the right bank OF the Meuse,
IN the Ferdun sector. German forces
succeeding in gaining 4 footing in the
Damloup battery and in some sec
tons Of the French line in the tumIn
Wood. The text reads:
"On both sides OF the Somme. the
day was relatively calm. Small de-
tached operations enabled us TO clear
completely the wood north OF La Mat
sonette and 10 occupy some under
ground passages between EStreeS and
Belloy En- Santerre. We took some
prisoners.
"On the right bank Of the MeuSe the
Germans this morning renewed their
attack on the front OF the Fleury sta
ton, the Eaux Wood. Chapitre and
Chenois.
After several fruitless attempts,
which cost him heavy losses, he
enemy succeeded in gaining a footing
in the Damloup battery and in some
elements Of our line in the Fumin
Wood. The bombardment is being
maintained intensely in the whole re-
gion.
"On the LETT bank there was less ar
Sillery activity, The usual cannonad-
ing occurred on the rest Of the front.
In the region of the Somme our
eeroplanes were engaged in fourteen
rombats yesterday. Four enemy ma
chimes, seriously hit By our mitrail-
aeuses.. were compelled 70 plunge
abruptly. One Of our pilots was able
70 bring back his machine aflame to
our lines and make landing without
accident
"Our bombardinS squadrons have
been active. On, the night of July
i0-11 two hundred and twenty shells
.Eere dropped on various railway sta
lions where activity was reported,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
BULL MOOSE IN
PA, |NDORSE HUGHES

HARRTSNHLE. Pa. July 11.-Mem-
bcrs Of the Washington party state COM
mittcr tho official organization OF the
Progressive party in Pennsylvania, dele
raioS to the Chicago convention OF tn"
Prugrcssivcs and their alternates de-
cidcd today after thre" hours of debat-
ing which at times become very per-
e"nal not IL organize the state COM
miiIre Charles t. Hughes was en-
dnrscd for President and the course or
Gnlnnr! Theodore Roosevelt in declining
the Progressive nomination. approved.
After adjournment of the conference
those present empowered 'lIloIu
pinrhot to namc a committee TO form
tho Pennsylvania Progressive League.
which will be organized later IN INC
summer Tho discussion was SO am
mated that nothing was done regardinS
the Washington party stat TICKET %hi'h
wiII sIanI Unless its members withdraw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
The Foremost Foe
OF tuberculosis

is a right combination Of ir"sh ai! r'Ir"
food. rest and clean living. All dnC;"i&
agree these arc prlm" requisites IN IT.
treatment al this Hii"ru"n. when causes
nnc-tantn Of all deaths. Yet medication
is needed in many cases.
Under such circumstances. t:rkman :
Alternative may prey" h"n"iiciah W h"n
used AS an adjunct I" proper care ana
hvCicniC living, il Is most "iIl'hci"uS'
and in many cases ii has brought ias'-
Ing relief,
/, has hc"n found equally eff""tir" in
trrurjnc asthma and bronchial troubles
stubborn colds often yield I" i.
In any event. 4 ,rial can It" II" harm.
For this preparation contains no N"l-
sonnus or hanif-Iorm;nC dTuES--n" mr.
,otirs oniaI.s rr rnal-tar derivatives.
At your druggists. ,
Ecknan Laboratory, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
WHITE DEFEATS WELLS.

BOSTON. July ll.---Charic White or
Chicago. defeated Matt Wells Of Eng
land. tonight In the fifth round of their
twelve round match the Encl;shmans
manager stopping into tho ring and stop
pinE III" contest To save his man further
runs hmcnt. Welsh had the better "t
tho first round. but after thar White
was plainly his superior and in the
fourth round knocked his opponent 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
CASE AT HUNTINGTON.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. July Ii
Hun,ingt"ns second cas"' "f. lnfan'ilc
paralvsis developed to-day IL IN" h"m"
Of NJ. i. Ross Hunter. who's" four year
old ha by became III. Tn" va" * III II"
way believed related 10 ;h" first ras''.
that of :. tw" year old baby which diHi
p week ago. y puarantin" has been g.
iahlIShcd ny city authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
BIG MOTOR TRUCK ORDER.

MOLINE. Ills. July ll.--Th" tinted
States government has placed with a
firm here An order for "a" motor trucks.
valued A. I2nnunn. according I" an
made to-day. TIL" truck;
mus; ho completed and shipped I" IN"
Mexican border by August !. Tho GOV
eminent also awarded an order for mo-
wagons for the total vaiu" Of $ic'."NN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
TEN CASES OF PLAGUE.

EARRISVILLE. Pa. July 1l.-Ac-
cordinG TO the records OF the state de-
partment OF health tnn cases of infantiic
paralysis have been reported In Penn
sylyania so far this month: The num-
Der of cases. varied from two to five
each month this year. There were five
in May. and five in Juno. September
usually shows the largest number OF
cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July IL

Met at 1880 q. m.
Resumed debate on agricultural
bill.
Democrats agreed on nine hour
daily sessions to expediate husi-
ness and Republicans named COM
rnittee to confer with them on legis-
lativc program.
Recess at 5:55 p. m. to IL r. m.
Wednesday.
HOUSE.
Met at II q. m.
Miscellaneous business consider
cd.
military committee favorahly re-
ported resolution directing the war
department report on conditions IN
cident to mobilization Of the Ma
tional Gunrd.
military committee favorhbly re-
ported the Raker volunteer officers
retirement bill.
Adopted conference report on nv
er and harbor appropriation bill by
a vote Of 1877 to 1872.
Resume consideration Of senate
general dom hill for regulation OF
Adjourned at 5:25 p. m. to IL a.
N, Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
Revolt Spreading.

LONDON. July 1I.--ll;%i T. nl.-Th"
- volt AGAINST Turkish rule in ARABIA
is spreading. says Reuter- dispairh
from Cairo. and il IS il stated thar In"
Grand Sheriff nf Mecca. loader "f tn"
rebels. has an ampl" supply IF mon.
guns and ammunition. Arabian troops
under Said IdrisS have captured TN"
town and Fort 0f kmnfuda. II is un-
GnrSiond that Arabs from Medina Ia TN"
outskirts of Damascus arc support Ing
tho Grand sheriff Elnir Nuri Shalam
has thrown has support tn tho Grand
Sheriff. Emir Shalam sometime ago re-
Ccivcd many presents from the Turkish
hut h" refused To Join in an
attack on tho Suez Canal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
ARABS REBEL AND
TAKE ARABIAN TOWN

CAIRO. Egypt. Iuly l!.--Via London.
July II. Il 81 u. mara EaV" ca1-
;ur,d III" Town ri kuniiida. Arabia
They also have taken the fort.
4 dispatch from London under date
0f Ian" -, said that reports harl boon
received there Of - S"riHuS uprising
against tho Turks in Arabia Til" ""l"ls.
under command of IN" grand sheriff 81:
Mecca. tn" chief mdgistrutc "f III" Holy
city. were reported TO HAY" captured
Mecca .lidah tho chief seaport OF
Arabia. ami Taft. Tho r"hcls were snih
10 have proclaimed the ndopc ndrucc nf
the Arabs from ottoman rule
kunfuia is n port on tho kru Sea. "nn
miles south of Iidlah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
particularly On those al Hanlafare and
Belgian communica ton:

In the region of Pervyz there was
an artillery duel this afternoon. Ihe,
German positions at Dixmude ana
Woumen were brought today under
the fire OF our heavy guns, which
proved very effacious.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
Deeds

Sidney Garden Schucher to A. L.
Jackson, parcel of land on Charles
street, Consideration. $40
Loveland Improvement Company 70
Sam Petros, five lots in Loveland.
Consideration. $40.
F. P. Mcneil. trustee. to Russell n.
burst, land on Wheeling creek. Con-
sideration. SO.
Greenwood Cemetery Association 20
Hannah Wilson. lot g. in GREENWOOD.
Consideration. $40.
Deeds Of Trust.
Three deeds of trust were LETT Tor
record with the clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
Guardian Qualities.

Bertha J. Duher quallhed as guar
dian for the estate OF chester and Les
Ter Duher, with bond fixed at $500.
Anna and Fl. II. Riggs are securities
on the bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
COUNTY COURT

Marriage License.
kasimel iasinwecz. Glenn Kun,
and IoSepa. i. Fillp. WheeNhE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
ptrnr Cropas-

PITTSRlRliH. Pa. Iuly 1l.--paNis
Island Dam. 50 feet. falling: clear.
Stcubrnvill". % feet. stationary: clear
i feet. stationary: clear.
Norcantnwn. G6 feet. falling: clear.
oil cry, Ii feet. falling: clear.
Warren, = feet. falling; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
RIVER: NEWS

y full pool on the ohio Was recorded
at tho local wharf at o'clock last night
there being nine feet n; water. Below
the McMrChcn dam the stage was feet
. inches with the water rising slightly.
The rise is due to tn" opening nf A num-
her uf traps at tho various dams above
here.
The Liberty WAS the only boa; 10 Dc
mart Yesterday having l"ft here at ll:%h
a. m. for MatamoraS. Tho Toll City is
scheduled To arriv" AT q o'clock this
morning from Pittsburgh I" Charleston
and tho Liberty is due in Al o'clock
from Malam"raS. The only boat Sch"-
dulrd for Thursday is IN" Liberty due to
leave at u 80 a. m. FOR Marietta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12

The city was handed STA yester
day by the owner of tho truck that
broke the fire plug on North Main
street, 10 cover the damages. The
name of the truck owner was not
given out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
KEEP I'm h~In\I.S WELL
Health L. Worth saving, nud som,
Albuquerque People kn"w How
To save II.

Many Albuquerque people take
their lives In their hands Ng neglect
ing the kidneys when hoy know
these organs need h,.u. weak kll-
neys are Responsible f,r To- ru-t amount
1t surfing ana Il ucuiih-ih, HIlEnf-
est delay Is dnuEcruuH. Use bour 4
kidney Pill--a rcWrd. that has help
cd thousands ~ kidney sufferer.
Here Is an Albuquerque D.tizens re''
oWWcudaiion
H. J Ryan s23 North uro1dway.
Albuquei Ne, says - noticed tnr
some time that my kidurYs were not
acting as they should, The jar ~ rid
irg IN a wagon and hcnye lftirs
weakened them. | had sharp t~iusr.
ir th" small OF my back. my head
achcd and I had dizzy spells. "us
box Of Doan's kidney pllls WAS ali
needed for a permanent cure
PRO, soc. at al dealers. Don.
simply usk a. IA kidney remedy gel
Dol1z kidney pills the same thai
cured Mr. RYAN. Foster Mllnurn co.
| Props. Buffalo, y. v.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
DIPLOMAS TO Be
HANDED OUT At
U.N.M. TOMORROW
Program Will Begin at 10
O'clock in Rodey Hall and
Public Is Invited Captain
Reid the Speaker.

commencement exercises viii hv
hold al the University of New Mexico
tomorrow morning They viii take
piac, ~ Rudoy nall, beginning at 40
u.clock. SPECIAL invitations ate not
necessary tu gam Abundance aud tn
g,u'fal puuil, De- invited Jtu' run
~ lhc door.
program and list OF members
.I the graduating class follow
rru.....uHpl CORONATION March
oMoycrbcerI. University brass quar-
irt.
Invocation. Ec, r. T. : hu,l,r
Music Duct. "N,uiy, ,\i,t,r
Honisl. Miss Louisa Thorn. y. stan
lpy S'dcr
Commencement addrcHs. The CuI-
N'r.ty and a.. l,olt,iuu Geo ga, roo-
pie captain ". G REID,
Music "p, Cuppah Moon" tSh,i-
lryl, University male quartet.
Comforting of Degree.
Music. Alma Mater.
E,uCdiytlun. Br, \ " Mnudilar.
Head usher Howard 1; Fullerton
Candidates Tor the degree of iach.
,lut If Arts.
carolyn Brlls. major. English and
ps, ,holooy.
katherlu" Isabel Chaycs major. 10.
nance languages.
MYRTLE lur'ul Dunn. major. p-N.
,ho.ugy and education.
George Adlui Feather major. ,;roct
ana I.nt'I.
Walter Franz Guuiu major gculugN
Finest Wilir,d Han doubt, major
i'npllsh and social science.
Az "rt shirley Hunt, major. suciu
sDicnc,
lydia %KtaNhorgor, major. Gormai
and French
Leslie Emory Logan maiur rdu'a
ton ANA psychology
Ruth Emmett MykoV,u. major
home economic.
Margaret ~Iiahnold. major. pfvchul
oey ana education
George Alexander Throlhold, ma
Iur, social science.
Bachelor of Science and ciNil I'm
cheering
Kenneth chester Hal,omh
Howard Saisselin 3atoman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

da, American Consul Frost at queens
town said nN, of his crew OF 100 mon
were Killed by the explosion lie said
10 appeared that the attack Was made
without warning
Messages regarding the 'ymric
from consul Frost through the state
department said HE vessel was tor
pcdocd at I y. IN. yesterday. 1873 mile
west uf Fastnet, that she sank At 2
q. m today. and that the crew arrIv-
ed ~ Hnutrv ~ noon today.
'Cymr.c cleared Sew York April
90, without passengers. said nue mos
sage Supposed mixed cargo with
horses. ON admiralty service. Tor
podo hit cngnc room. Killing five out
OF crew of lp-. Absence Of warning
in~ferruhlc DO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

r.uo controversy has gone forward 20
Berlin today and administration OH
yials WcIr Interested IN Knowing
whether Gormnuy would MAX" any
reply. The text Of the note. made
public last night, shows hat the Unit
ed states accepts the German prom
isrs tho submarine warfare In the
future VIII be altered to conform
With eco mixed rules of international
law. u insists. however that Ger
many must not consider her respect
'ur rights of American citizens on
the high seas contingent ON tho con
duct uf any other holligcrcnt with
whom the United Statcs may De mo-
rutiatiug.
Rcsponsibiuty IN such matters Is
single not joint. absolute not rcln
tive, says the note.
secretary Lansing gave out a state
mont explaining that a large part OF
the latest German reply dealt with
questions concerning the conduct OF
other hclligcreuts which the Amcri-
can government could not discuss
with tho HorlIn government. lie
stated however. ne considered GER
many had "Nicldtd 10 our Representa-.
''"Hr ana We can hhN' no reason "a
quarrel with her $50 Ions AZ the al.
tered submarine policy is not VIC
lated Do
Late TODAY secretary Lansing let II
Dee known thut thc United states doe.
mot consider that JOS response to IA,
German note calls tor "a reply from
Germany Unless Berlin specifics Q,
THO contrary, il VIII be- assumed ina
Gcrmlny accepts the American HioN
ls stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
CNNRIC SINKS VI
O'CLOCK TINS MORNING

New York. Nav e message re-
celyol AT the White star line offices
here today from the offices iu London
said that the CNmfIe sank li ? a. ~.
THIS message concluded
believed crew saved
An earlier cahlesrlm today. the
first word received hy ma" lines OIL
cIals here was sen from London last
night. reading
Regret To- inform yuu that GYM
rio torpcdoed noon today ship Doe
li,yod sinking
Later the limos officials stated tn'f
they mad confirmation from other
sources that the crew had lyon r,a.
cupd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

Washington. May 9-Aiihuugh iu"
C}mrIr had uu Americans or p1ssar-
gers aboard aud. was carrying mt,n-j
tlons. the state department is inter
ostcd 90 know her exact tat and
whether iu her service with the BrI'-
ish government she had been dcprls
ed OF her rights as 70 peaceful Wrr.
,hant ship Consul Frost OF Queen
town has Informed the department me-
= investigating and his report ls Boz.
ing awaited
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