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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-12

Die GnslGnoer meloen, iie 6Gtten
an Der Somme jett bas ganse critic
@erteioisnnssipitem Ser Sentiden ilt
Seiit. 0asielbe beitebe aus gail
reiden, befeitisten @rGben, sic iid
iiber adJt Weilen eritredtcn. Sic
meloen feruer, bah iie Contamination
genDmnten mnb and bas SrDnes-
8eb0la oas bic SentIden ipieber BE-
lest batten, smriiferobert bGtten.
@ie ans 2on6on gemelbet lpiro,
baben Die 9eittiden an Der Spmme
ftarfe sImsriffe aaf bic GnslGnoer &C.
madJt nnoSerrain i'm Wsamet Walo
nno bem Sronnes @alo seluonnen.
Die Sentid)en baben in Der &C.
geno BON @eronn einen grofen @or.
tell errmngen. Sic baben Sas ssn-
min nnb bas Gbenois 8eb0lS ge-
mommen.
3ipei bcmtide Ieroplane baben
Wontas nadt einen Mnsriff aaf Ga-
Iais semad)t. Sic marfen Sombeu
amf bic Safen Mnlnsen nnb bic
Srnppenlager.
Gin Scntides ltnteriecboot fat ben
ensIiiden Safen Seebam beidoiien,
iuie cine SepeIdle ans 9onopn mel
bet. Sreikis yimnben SdrapneI
iumrben abgefemert. Cine Tran ipmr-
be get0tet. Sin .Sans iuaroe getrof-
fen. - Gs uir6 Idjon etiuas mebr
Sdaben amseridltet iein, man fennt
bisie enslildJen gerihte idJon.
Die Sentiden baben Die friiber
ldjon in ibrem Seiit seiueIene Gam-
loop gefeitismnsen BEL gerbmn &c.
trumnien.
Die o@uiIiid)e 3eitiins" iast, bas
slueite llnteriee Sanbelsififf, ygre-
men" senannt, babe bic gieiie nadl
Nmerifa ansetreten.
@ie ans IaIbinston gemeloet
iuirb, bat Die enslildjc gotidaft er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-12
(stus Der ~I. q. Staatsaeitlna. /"
c5ewidtige Sgmptpme,

Der er5pltngene yfiftritt oes be-
fannten Sinan3ihrifhtellers Srancis
g8. Sirit BON Der gfeoaftion oes
2onooner u@conomiit" bari ais elm
getpidtiges Spn1ptom betradtet lper-
oen. Die finan8ieqe Gage @roBbri-
taniliens bat ii6 10 oelifat geltal-
tet, ooB oas britil6e Ofiniiterium
ii6 oapor fiir9tet, Die @abrbeit I'M
Bublifum befannt peroefl 81 laiIen
England lit nit geraoe5u unerbor-
ten @eloopfern mir iih Ielbit llr1o
feline glqiierten belultet moroen; Die
@iiienben erfennen, Dob oas Sano
Dem gnoe leiner 9ieiiourcen gegen-
iiberitebt, oaB oiele- -gridopfung Der
Sinan5mittel oas gnoe oes &rieges
berbeifiibren nluB. Ser ygcono=
niit~ batte in lester 3eit perid)ie-
benen ben1tensiperten Stimnen
&aun geItattet, lpelbe in porlidtIs
ger @eiie auf Die pref1re Situation
bintpeilen lmo 81 sSrieoens Gego-
tiationen mabnten 90 fragte 2oro
8raiiep naboritdliG, oh es Der Wtii-
be inert lei, oen flrhtbaren aanlpf
fort3uIeben, nit Dem beflagensuer-
ten @erlult BON Wenidenle6en lno
ser @eri6penoung Der finan5iellen
Silfsqueaen, Die faum 81 erleben
leien2 Ger Carl BON gealt6amp
Ipraf in elmer 3ui6rift an ben
o@conomiit" BON BEN nIdper ange-
ipannten 9feiiourcen oes 2anoes"
uno 2oro 2oreburn mies oarauf bin,
oaB neutrale gtotionen nur SIT germ
bereit ieien, ben 8riegfiibrenoen
ourd lire Sernlittlung gum 5rie-
oen 5u perbelfen, Sirit ielbIt erfldrt
nit parnenoer Gimme, oaB unleb-
rere groBe europdil6e2dnoer Dor Dem
ganferott It1noen". 9ieie pudtiger
9lrgumente, ielbit in ntiloelten Nus
oriiden gebalten, beoroben olc
8riegslput Der Miniiter, pelhe in
lester Ger5neiflung Die neue ~groBe
Offeniibe" eingeleitet baben, an ole
WogIidfeit iif fIommerno, DAB Die
3entralnddte bod pielleiht oielem
Druid meihen milroen. 0esbalb
mllBte SOS @etpiiien oes britiiden
@olfes, reprGIentiert ourd &irIt,
9roliep. 9ealtdomp uno Inoere,
sum Sdpeigen gebrodt lperoen
@rep uno &oniorten lpielen v8a
gonque"; iie ipoIen oorin our6 oie
Stimme Ser 8erltimft nidt geItort
meroen. 2ieber in0dten iie oas eig-
ne 2ano bis allf oen @runo ritinie-
rem. ltno oaS miro oos gnoe lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-12
niederlage der (illilta$
ySirO BON WenerQl Srepiuo berihtet.
NSilla @eriid)te.
$4,000 Mann an ser @ren5e.
Keime Deiertienen pen Grepine's Reer.

General 3repinp iagt in ei-
nem offisiellen 8eridt, bic BON ST
nttnes iidj snriifsieben6en @iaiitas
batten Earral angesriffem, ieien aber
smriifaesdlasem,
= Gine merifaniIde geadridt
meloet, @illa lei boQitGmbis seidla-
een, cine anbere melSet, Srebino
rammc Dor @illa's 9lnriidem bie
Stabt gbibnabua. @abr lit bermut-
ltd) feline.
= Gomntag madt lo4 Ser 8anSi=
tenfiibrer Martin 2ope5 cine @or=
itabt pon Gbibmabna angegriffen ba-
ben, @emeral Srepino ioll gar fei-
men @erind senladt baben, i'm sll
fangen. 3ablreide ganbitenbanben
ioaen i'm Iii6liden nnO mittlerea
G6ibuabma ibr @eien treiben. Die
Nadrid)t baf @iQa segen Gbibma-
6na maridiert nn0 baf Srebinp bic
Gtaot rGn,nt, tuirb BON beridieoenell
seiten heridtet. sllle bieie 9sadrid)-
ten fomfmen aber ans iinsmocrIaiiigen
Gnellen.
9af @illa le6t nno peri0nlid)
an Sen ltnternebmnngen segem Die
garransiitas teilnim,nt, 1T iekt ippl
als iid,er ansiinehmen. Gbcnlo iider
nber ideint es aud 5,t lein, bak er
iid) beim 1eben Der &riifen bebienen
,nuf nnb baf er ieine srnppen I'M
Magen begleitet.
General Major glif, Ser
6nlfs Generalitabsdef, lit BON
@ai6inston nad Ser merifaniiden
Grense abgereiit.
General glif fuirb fein Gpm-
! manSo iibcrne6men, ipnSern MIR bic
Srnppen inIpisieren. Seine 9teiie
idleint in Ser seitrisen Sabinetiibnns
6eidluiIem sm iein. Gs befinben iidl
smr 3eit $4,000 Wann an Der 8rem=
&c, inter ifnen iinb $4,000 Wann
Wfili5en.
- @ns @aibingtpn wirb genel=
Set, bie Nadridt, Saf Srmppen sres
pino's sementert batten unS su ben
@illiitas iibersesangem ieien, iei midlt
iua6r. @on anSerer Settle iuirb bic
gsadridt NIT GROCER Gmtidieoenbcit
anfred)t erbalten.
- Die Nadridt, oaf General
Geribins anseiuieieu iuorSen lit,
borlGnfig bort sn blei6em, mo CT iid
iebt befinbet, ipir6 BON nnterridJteter
Seite beitGtigt. 9ieie 8eiinng iuitr-
Sc onrdJ bas Geriidjt permrIadt, oai
bic garrnnsa Sruppen Dielfaf be-
Iertierten mnS iid) ben @illiitas an-
IdJloiIen.
- 8erIbing's Srnppen iteben IN
gl &alle, Dem iiioli6en Eunft; i'll
9lnqoitura, in Golonia 9ublan, Dem
S5auptquartier, nno in San eSsoa
qltin, Dem noroliblten Hll1ft
- slmf sic Yroflamation bes &c
neral Gales nnS bic GntlaiInng iei=
ner srmppen FIN Iullen biele ameri-
faniid)e Minenlente nadl Crten i'm
Snnern Nferifo's snriifsefebrt ieim
SSn Werico iollen 1900 geilio-
men Dollar bon slmerifanern llno
Mngeborigen anoerer Rotionen all-
selegt lein
= 2eutnant 9oucette, Der sSreuno
uno @enoiie oes &errn Sdmiers,
bon Dem mir geitern beridteten loll
nit Ieineln s(eroplan, NIT oenl er
BON San Diego in Californian fam
einige @eilen liiolid bon Igua
8rieta i'm nterifaniiden Staate
Sonora gelanoet iein.
Die y9a Mnla" Wime, Die
mngefGbr bnnbert Meilen Iiiolid) pun
Soanillas, anf merifaniidlem gOOen,
lieat uno Die glmerifnnern gebOrt,
IuQ uun Sanoiten ansgepliinbert
Iein. Man befiirdDtet, oae iid) Die
Samoiten nah Der 8rense sieben
peroen.
0fili5en aus 8ennIplponien
io(len nadl Maratbon geId)ift per-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-12

BEN, Inn oie 9ieguldren obsmlole1,
oie lett oen l1eberfaa auf @len
Springs Die @egeno beipa1en.
- Sci gerra 8lanco, eit1ige afei=
len lltterbalb bon Harral, iino aifll-
pfc 5fpii6en ben merifaniiben Ge=
gierungstruppen itno oen @illiitas
inn @anee.
= gsie ans Gl Eaio semelbet
iuirb, ba6em bic Merifaner, nadbem
Sic 9ebensmitteleinfnbr BON nniern
0ebtet aus ipie6er erlambt ipDrSem
lit, lire Grlanbnis ba5n geseben, 0aH
Ben amerifaniiden srnppen III
Nerieo anf Ser uMerieo=geortbIpe.
itern" 8abn 9ebensmittel nno an
bere Sebarfsartifel smsefiibrt uer=
ben.
General oe Ia 9uerta, in 60
nora ioa 0as gigentlm Der Giharo-
lon Continuation Gonpanp fonfis=
5iert buben.
- Die 2eihe oes Capt. Bopo lit
nit groBen @bren auf oent 9eatio-
naIfrie6bof in slrlillgton bei @aib-
ington beeroigt iporoen
JnIanb.
= 9as Nepr1lentantenbaus 0eS
aongreiies bot oas usSmpea6ment"
gerfabren gegen BEN 8llnoesanipoft
Maribaa in Stem gorf alif ben Gid
gelegt.
0as Teprdlentalltenbalis bat
oen pom &onferell5fomite eingereifp
ten 9eri6t iiber Die y9iiper at1o 9ar=
bor appropriation Sill" nod elmer
lebbaften 0ebatte angenommen; in
Dem geri6t miro Die 8emiligung
pon $42, ,SS6.0S5 fir @erbeilerun-
gen bon Sdfen uno 9feglllierung BON
Sliiiien enlpfoblen. Ser Senat bat
ben &apport 5ltriidgepielen.
9as Gepraientantenbaus pal-
lierte an1 9ienitag Die sSisgeralo-
8ia, onr6 melhe Die Sunrrne bon
100000 5ur llnterltiiBung bon
glmerifanerr, pel6e @als iiber aopf
aus Merico fliidten muBten, beipil=
ligt miro. SnfeI Soc Cannon BON
SGinois nabm oie @elesenbeit pabr,
Sic bon Yraiioent g8ilion am
Montag in Detroit gebaltene fal-
bungspone syrieoensreoe elmer l1ar-
fen, dberlDen &ritif al 1ttter3ieben.
9as sariegs Miniiteriln
uerlangt bonn &ongreB peitere
emergency" 8etpiaiglrngen IN
Sobe BON $3,000.000. Inter ben
gelteaten 5oroerlingen iiito 5u err
mabnen $1,200,00O fir 5hieB-
iibllngen ser 8ebirgs-, 5elo- lino 8e-
lagerungs slrtiGerie; 1861, 900 fir
por5unebn1erloe 9lenoerlu1gen un0
9erbeierllng IN Ser nlobilen slrtil-
lerie; $36O,00O fir 9ieoerlagen gum
Mufipeiderir BON Salpeter Grapa-
raten ullo 100000 fir gergroBe-
rlnq Der 9agerballIer i'm arIeIlal
bon Gof Sslano.
- eSn Sot Springs pllroe Der
Sberiff CHARLES 6. gSebb BON cinenl
geipiiien Soc" Ebillipps aus Dal-
las getotet lnb Die Oeplltp-Sberiffs
9ape golu1g lnlo Senrp Sanpt per-
ipunbet. Ybillipps mar Dor rltge-
f1br a1t5ebn Wfonaten nad Sot
Springs gefonnnen. ais Sdobgra-
Der befannt Ii. iheint balb perriift
gelpeien 5n Iein Gr CAB Dor Tilionen
5n baben, tpdbreno lpelher er per-
borgene Shaee 81 Ieben bebauptete.
Sci Ieinem letten slnfall BON Sell
leberei ipuroe er ungebeuer anfge-
reqt lln0 bebrobte mebrere Menlhen;
als Die berbeigerufenen geanlten
in 9biaipps 3inrner eii,5ubringen
periudten, begann berielbe aufi oic
Sberiffs uno anoere 2eute los5ll-
fraaen, bis er pon elmer anfgeregte1
@olfsmenee erlholien muroc Der
,Mamt ioa eine @itiuc ltno 9 &ili-
ser in 9allas binterlaiIen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
THREE KILLED At
WRECK 1T ALBANY
Train ON Side Track is Hit by
PaSSenger-BOdieS Found
in WreCkage.
nternatlonai News Service:

international News Service:
ALBANY, y. Y, March 3.-Three
persons we're killed and another
seriously injured in a collision of
New Yo-k Cenual trains here early
today.
The dead, all Of whom were horse
trainers. were:
A. Jones, Purling. y. Y.
f. f. Hoyt, East St Louis, Ill.
NJ y. Magilton. Catskill. y. J.
The man seriously injured was
Hugh Cheyenne, address unknown.
The wreck was the first OF Sc
rious character to have occurred
here in some time. Train No. 4,
third section, was lying on a side
track waiting 20 be sent into the AL
bany yard when train No. 4O1 col
lided with it. practically telescoping
IT. The accident occurred on the
bridge at Livingston av.
The cause Of the accident is said
to have been that the brakes on the
train which collided with that on the
side track refused 10 work
Traffic west was delayed by the
wreckage The locomotive causing
the collision was demolished
The coach which was telescoped
and which contained the bodies of
the men who were killed, was a mass
Of splintered wood. 1t was not until
several hours after the accident that
the bodies were recovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03

war between the United States and
the German empire"
Sen. James moved 90 lay the
amendment as well as the resolution
on the table. and a roll call vote was
ordered.
To Take Up Question.
The direct submarine controversy
between Germany ard the United
States will be pushed 10 immediate
settlement or permanent disagree
ment Immediately the present diff
ferences between the administration
and congress are adjusted Action
Will come very speedily, it was learn
ed at both the white house and the
state department today The latest
German proposals are admittedly
unsatisfactory TO the president. The
supplemental note. despite the spe-
cihc German denials. is held ma
terially 70 abridge assurance pre-
viously given.
Convinced at last that the de-
mands OF the administration were be-
ing given weight in congress. and
that proposed warning legislation
would eventually be discredited by
decisive vote in both houses the
president today prepared for his
next step IN the matter. II is ex-
pected that this will take the form
OF telling Count Won Bernstorff that
the proposals made last week are
entirely unsatisfactory. Sec'y Lam
sing will then. "a the direction OF the
president. outline exactly what the
government wants done. If Ger
many accepts. the critical stage OF
the negotiations viii have been pass
ed. If she declines TO agree to the
presidents contentious a break hard
~ car be averted.
Although the appendices 20 the
latest German note have not yet ar
rived. the action Of the British ad-
miralty in making public what IL
says are the complete orders TO mer-
chant commanders, may make con-
sideratOn OF them unnecessary.
Great Britain fatty denies that her
merchantmen are authorized 10 use
their armament at any time for Of
fensive purposes. Instead great
stress is laid upon what constitutes
defensive tactics. it being pointed out
that. inasmuch as the allied subma-
rines and air craft have been in
structed 70 give merchant vessels a
wide berth, the fact that any such
should be sighted approaching is
held sufficient proof that they are
enemy craft attacking ard the mer-
chant vessel may keep them at a
distance by using their guns for
that purpose in defense"
This is what Germany complains
Of. but Sec'y Lansing already has
taken the position that a merchant
man can fire first in defense. hold
ing at the same time, however. that
the firing OF a shot simultaneously
robs the vessel OF immunity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
MYSTERIOUS VESSEL
OFF VIRGINIA CAPES
international News Service

International News Service:
NEW YORK, March 3.-News Of
a mysterious ship, believed 10 be
German raider, encountered off the
Virginia capes, was brought 10 this
port today by Capt Munkovitz Of
the Bull Insular liner Grayson, from
Porto Rico.
Early yesterday Munkovitz, as ne
was off Hampton Roads, saw two
mysterious white lights. They ap-
parently were signalling. He could
make nothing out OF their wigwags
and flashes. but he said that every
time he changed his course the
lights flashed. The captain saw no
vessel, but on the previous voyage
OF the Grayson. he said, a mysterious
vessel crossed his bow and immedi-
ately signal ed with a flashing light
IN Morse, to another light
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
AVIATORS TOAD
US COAST GUARDS
InternatlonaI News Service.

international News Service
WASHINGTON. March "A plan
for the organization OF an aeroplane
corps as an adjunct OF the United
States coast guard for use in saving
life and property along the American
coast lines IS being perfected by
Asst. Sec'y OF the Treas. Bryan r.
Newton and Capt Commandant r.
p. BeTtholf OF the coast guard. It
Is proposed that expert aviator pa
troll the entire coast line looking for
ships In distress
From their heights the aviators
could not fail 10 see every ship APP
parently in need OF assistance. Such
vessels would be reported 20 tie
nearest coast guard cutter or lie
saving station whence relief could
be expeditiously dispatched. frying
at great speed comparatively
small number Of aeroplanes could
have the entire coast line under the
observation OF their operators.
whereas under the present system
large number Of foot patrolmen IS
necessary.
While the plans have not been en-
tirely perfected IL IS believed that ~
the use Of powerful searchlights
mounted on the planes. the patrol
could be kept up ~ night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
scandinavian Countries To Discuss
War Questions.

international News Service:
COPENHAGEN, March Am
important conference which viii
have a far-reaching effect upon flu
ture policies Of the Scandinavian
governments, will be held here on
March 9 and 10. Those taking part
will be the prime ministers and for
eign ministers of Norway, Sweden
and Denmark.
The questions OF neutrality and
interference with Scandinavian trade
and shipping by the war viii be
dealt with extensively. II is re-
ported that the three powers will
enter into an agreement by which
they will act in concert if threaten
ed in the future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
GERMAN TROOPS
BEING Shifted

International News Service,
AMSTERDAM, March s. ENten-
sive movements OF German troops
are under way I'm Belgium.
The frontier has been sealed by
the German military authorities TO
prevent news of the German prep
arations from leaking out.
Fleets OF German aeroplanes are
patrolIing the West Flanders front
10 prevent aid scouts OF the allies
from taking observations behind the
German lines
Many military trains have been
passing west ia the past 4S hours.
bearing men and ammunition.
The artillery duel on the West
Flanders front has been in progress
FOR nearly % hours and the thunder
OF the big guns is plainly audible on
the Belgian-D Dutch frontier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
SHIPS SENT TO SEA
IN POOR CONDITION
International News Service:

international News Service:
WASHINGTON, March 3. The
department of commerce. through
Asst Sec'y Sweet. has begun a gem
eral investigation OF conditions
which ships are sent 10 sea by their
owners. il was learned today.
Charges recently have been made
especially in New England. that
owners have sent their vessels to sea
knowing that they were not in a
condition TO withstand the elements.
Such a charge is now pending re-
garding the Ella y. Doughty. now
missing and supposed 10 have been
lost.
A great fleet Of fishing vessels with
headquarters at Gloucester. Mass,
are the frst to come under federal
authority,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
ITALY NOT To
WAR ON GERMANY
Inspired Editorial in Rome
Paper Says Country is
Taxed to Limit.
OD1L H1~7 SEeuCA
International News Service:

AhAtA uaNAtlldA NEWS CtlNlNts
ROME. March 3.-An inspired
editorial in the Giornale d'Italia to-
day says that those who hope to see
Italy declare war against Germany
are doomed 10 disappointment. The
editorial is regarded as the govern
ment's answer TO the interventiOnists
in parliament who are trying TO
overthrow the Salandra cabinet be-
cause of its foreign policy.
The interventionists forget the
origin of the motives which put Italy
in this war" says the Giornale
d'Italia. France fully appreciates
the reason why we have not and
probably will never declare war on
Germany. AS the situation stands
now the military and economic re-
sources Of the country are being
taxed to the utmost by the war on
the AUstro-Italian front and the de-
Tense of Nalona (Avalona) Albania"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
SENATOR SHIVELYS
DAYS ARE NUMBERED
Father Hickman Writes Indiana
Mans Death Il Matter
OF Time.
international News Service:

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, March 3.
to letters received here
from Father Hickman. who is visit
ing in Washington. Sen. Shively's
days are numbered. In fact Father
Bleckman wrote that the Indiana
senator's death may be expected at
any time.
Father Bleckman is pastor OF St
Mary's church here. He is at present
the guest OF Vice Pres't and Mrs.
Marshall.
Father Bleckman said that he had
paid Sen. Shively several visits at
Providence hospital.
Sen. Shively is suffering from can
Ger Of the throat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
WOMAN Is HELD ON
KIDNAPPING CHARGE
Mrs. Minnie Storey is Arrested at
NewcaStle-F1ed With
Two Children.
International News Service:

International News Service:
NEWCASTLE. Ind, March a.
Mrs. Minnie Storey, who arrived
here Saturday from Worcester, Mass,
bringing her two children, a boy,
aged nine, and girl. aged II years,
was arrested here today at the re-
quest Of the Worcester police, who
want her on charge Of kidnapping
Mrs. Storey says she will not return
without requisition papers.
Mrs. Storey and her husband were
divorced and he was given the Gus
tody Of the children. II is alleged
that the mother sent note to the
school which they were attending
and requested TO be allowed to see
them. Then she fed and took them
wi n her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
CLEVER THIEF SOUGHT
Young Man Walks Out With Tray of
stones Worth SOS. 900.
International News service:

international News Service:
CHICAGO, March "a young
man OF excellent appearance was be-
ing sought today by the police as
one of the cleverest thieves in this
part of the country. The young man
late yesterday entered the aristo-
cratic little jewelry shop Of Dreicer
& Co. in the Blackstone hotel build
ing, debated for several minutes
with the manager Of the store over
the merits of several large diamonds,
and when the managers back was
turned, walked out Of the shop with
a tray containing between S25, 600
and $4,000 worth Of precious stones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

Officers FOR the year vii be elect
ed at the monthly meeting Of the
Civic federation in the office of the
municipal recreation committee
Monday night. Plans for the part
the civic clubs will take in the In
diana centennial celebration will be
discussed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
New RevOIutiOniSt Has Cap
tured FOur-fifthS of Road
Running From Vera
Cruz to the Capital.
CARRANZA SOLDIERS
JOINING NEW LEADER
SaIina Cruz is Reported to
Have Been Taken by Gen.
AImaZan - Puerto
Mexico Next.
international News Service:

NEW ORLEANS, La, March a.
Forces Of Gen. Felix Diaz are NOV
ing upon Mexico City from the east
and south, according TO the cable
gram received here today. The
message stated that Gen. Diaz is
personally leading his army from
TERRA Colorado. Vera Cruz.
He has captured four-fifths Of the
nter-Oceanic railroad, which runs
between Vera Cruz and the capital
Small bands of Carranza troops are
joining the new revolutionary move
ment. the cablegram said and Diaz
is I'm control OF one-fourth of Mex
leo.
Salina Cruz is reported TO have
been taken by Gen. Andreau Alba
zan, who is planning TO move upon
Puerto Mexico next.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
Gen. Jofre is in
Charge ofFrench
Army at Verdun
international News Service:

International News Service:
PARIS, March 3.-Pres't Poincare
returned TO Paris today from the
fortress of Verdun, against which
the Germans have been battering
since Feb. p.
The return of NJ. Poincare was
followed by an official notice to the
effect that the war minister has or
dered Gen Joffre to congratulate the
French soldiers for their heroism in
behalf of the country"
tNOte---The- foregoing is the first
official announcement that Gen.
JOffre, the French cOmmander-in-
chief. is personally directing the de-
Tense of Nerdun.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
FOUND GUILTY.

CLEVELAND, o., March 3.-Louis
Bianchetti, accused Of strangling TO
leath Dolores Evans in q hotel here.
vas convicted Thursday night OF
manslaughter, the jury returning
he verdict after six hours delibera-
ton He was charged with first de-
gree murder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
TWO ZEPPELINS LOST
Fail While Engaged i'm Military En-
terprises.

international News Service
AMSTERDAM, March 1.-Two
German zeppelins are reported to
have been wrecked and DESTROYED
while engaged on a military enter
prise.
Both aircraft were lost in Bel
GUM. On Feb. q one of them fell at
Eghezee damaging number OF
houses and injuring is children. The
other fell at Maissulm. in South
Belgium. The debris was put upon
railroad cars and labelled "dirigibles
captured from French army"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
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lnternatiOnal News Service.
KINGSTON, Ont, March "a
dozen persons were injured when
Nestbound passenger train No. IS
on the Grand Trunk railway was de-
rallied near Kingston Mills today.
Eight Of the injured were brought
here on a special train for treat
ment. Three cars were ditched. The
train was from Montreal.