davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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r&ittelsbadj-S -Seftion".
-SOnntOg, ben 20. GttObcr,-
gImlteripJi6iten.
Scit @nO }Sarf. (OH279)
sc 9ecrOinnna uon gllnrIin Wlcner

CoS 9cgr1bniB bon @iortin
Mcper, Dem Senior G6ci(babcr ser
6irmo @lepcr & Gbolbeinier, gruf-
fcrci unO Sdreibnlatcrialien, miro
bcilte Moraen Inn 10 llbr 30 bon
iciner @obumg 9lr. 1905, @ioine.
9lDcmle, 6orcitsForf, ans itottiiu.
oen. Der 0nttes0ienIt miro bon Geu.
WtoriS 2. 2a5oron oen Gubbiner
Oes Nlaoiion 9loenue SenipelS &c.
6olten. 0ic 2eicbc miro auf Dem be.
broiiden 6rieoboie beitaitet meroen,
100 Oie 9e9rd6niB Gcremonien bon
Dem G6eiapeofe Gouiiitorium &C..
iiibrt. Ter geritorbenc uor ein 9Rit.
alieo OcS nScotiii6 9liie~ ser 6rei.
moilrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
NOn cinrm GgpreNwa0cn iibcria6rcn.

@ciiern glbcn0 pirOe Oie 60 Sabre
olte 9iegcrin @unna1 @rown, melbe
i'm .Qlercu.@oipital beihditist lit mn0
MID IN oeniclben mobnt. un cinem
0rprcBmdgcp iiberia0ren ais lie Ole
GntcwStr. an ser Gdc ocr @lopitr.
lraBcu wellic. Sic mus0e IN Ons
lmioeriitdts Solgitul acbrldt no
man baiiir@trt, oaB lie eincn 9iippcu.
bru6 oauoalctroqel Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27

nc6mer SenrD Smith, illn., 6inter-
lieB ne6en anOerem @igent6um audi
cine 9eriidcrimgs-9olice in So6e
BON $4,000. gls @rbin lit laltt
Eeitament ieine @attin eingeiest. mel
DIE Elm lebenslGnglides @infommen
bon $4,000 6a6en ioa. 1ie Sinocr
erbalten NIT Dem oollenoeten 30. &c
bensia6re uuoerfiir5t oen Getrog BON
ie $4,000. 9(ls glablaBoertpnlterin
lit Die @attin eingeiebt.
Gin Neger ouf 5ebn Sab re
in 3uAt9ous geidn0t.
SIN 9reisgerihte Su Sopion mur.
oe eeitern Ger ols Nlajor Gopne be.
fonnte geger bonn 9iidter 9laen DC,
Cane aui 5e6n Sabre mad Dem 8uht-
bauie geian0t. Gopne batte IN oer
gladt oes 81. Suni ocn geriu6 ge.
modt, Ben @Grter 0es @efdngniieS
81 Sowion gSm Z. Sutton 5u CT.
moroen.
Gcr@illiS s5ol16cgonncn
Ecorl S6ornton, Eoul @lonoea,
Gbclter &tgb lm0 9elpiS Cole itou.
oen geitcrn I'M areisgeridt bon gols
timore.@ountp Dor Dem Siidter Nlc-
Zane unter Der gcidulOiglmg. on
gIbcrO oes %. SSitli oen Guuinamt
Srg5 w. @iais BON StoDoa, q. g.,
5u ermorOen oeriud)t 81 bnben. @il.
lis Der lonae 3eit i'm Soipitalc lag.
bSeugte, ooB CT nod Baltimore qe.
fonlnlen mar. i'm @infGuic 5u ma,
den. SSn @eiellidoit ser glnaeflag.
ten mar CT nod ciiiem Heitnurant an
Der Gnitcrn.9Ipenue.9looo aeia6ren,
no er Die enn5c 3ehe 81 be,a6Icn
bate. 9Ils Die Scute iein @elO geie'
ben bdtten, 6a6e or einen Shlog
fiber Den aopi er6olten, Der IGN 6ciii.
nnngslos gemadt batte. Sic Ser
bonolngcn uerocn beute iortgeiebt.
" iiriHt 2 hooeneriab.
Sm Common @lenS @eridlt lies
9ertba 9ltpcalU8 ourd ocn &edtsou.
malt Sobn s. Stumpf cine alage &C.
gen Oen MoDor imo StoOtrai6 iml
$25OO Sdaoeueriab einrei6erL neil
lie om 26 September an scr Monu-
ment-StroBe BON oem Stroble cineS
ltdOtiic6en gaiicr6pbronten getroiicn
luuroe.
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gsilliam n. 1inmon0 aeiterben.

Ter CT Sabre olte &iliom q.
Cioniouo Gin gtriidee5oaener Csc.
idoitsmom ans @aiton Mo, itorb
III ieiucn Sciln al oer gnc.StraBc.
Ncrr GiamonO mar in Eolbot.Go.
Wp6l6efonnt uno fii6rte Gin @eih0it
an Giamono'S Gde oui oem @e9c
bon Cotton nod Ct. 9lidoePs. @r
bmierlabt einc gQithuc, swei S00ne
uno iini S0Htcr.
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llutcrbaItnuos. .ggca,ueiIer.

.Nlbnunb'c" gsars gRomcn" Won0eIbilo.
vNnoltorinm- 26bile toe sim ileeps"
g0nro'c'-o 8otnlO aio 4erlmulter IN Co
ciciD"
,,canctn"-o NroaoiunD Qeucs"
,,plVpubtUme" 9'auoeOile nno Ranoelbilber
.,Dlathlaub"- 0nuocbine
sylnNiAiabemie"- Cur ll,rS WQc0beSnch~
ralesnrin &an0cbille nno QSanoeblber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
g1ieoer einaefanaen.

Ger IA Sabre alte 4m Sdlniot
ron 9lr. 1883, Cecohw-Str. melher
aus Der WlarDl0iloer Snonlirieid}le
cntpidcn mar lolrOe bon Der iiio'
liden @pli5ei n eiHen gmiie6cr Der
3 dnlc. &w. 9mnncl @orter, MiSgc,
lielcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
&tiin0liMe TenipfralMr.
SeIearap1iialrr @ctterdcridlt.

NluS oen iibrigen 9unoes.@etter.
gcooodtlngs. .Stationcn purOen Die
tolqen6cn b6hiten Temperatiren
Ole nm 8 llbr eeiiRrn 9(beno berrid.
ten beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
ediHsfnrtrn

Don uno na1 9euti9lono m6
Seiterrei6-llngnrn iiber Gotteroum
uno 9'ep-gorf. GeloieuOuugcu no6
europa.
SGcO. S. 9icner G. @O.,
2i7 OF.SuItimure.stry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
8uinmmcnarbcitcn criolorcidl.

Son elmer Gonferen3, pcl6er bic
CONGREGATIONS. .GommiIidrc aemp unO
aiIiun in Colonial 9eo1 am Eoto,
moc-6lnb beipo6nten, an Der aud
Der 6iid.GomniiIdr Gdrion aus @ir'
ainien tbeilnabm muroen @l0ne
5uedS itrenger Glrbfii6rlng ocr
slrlterngeicbe in Oieiem ShiB beipro'
den. 3ugceen poren Die Gcpntu'
Gonunanoantei rmo 9(uitarn.Snipcf'
toren 6eiOer Stoaten. Sopeit lpar
onS 3idanmenarbeiten ser 8eomter
6eioer Stanten iebr eriolareiG. mo
iparen Oie Ylnrpl1noer @onmiiidre
ie6r erireut iiber Die GIdne, meIhe
iiir oos ieruere 8uinmmcnar6eitclI
oiSgcIest wir6en, I'm Die fleinen
9uitern IN oicicu 0'Gudiiera 81
idjiibcn.
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Mhnuueuten hte Non Tcutfa,.,, fynr..foduf
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sunnenanf. nnS llnteraana.
sylut9
gScttcraMsfdIicn.

6iir Olarplano uno oen 9iitrift
Columbia beute flar, ctpoS wGrmer,
mdBige pcdicInoe @iuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
G6it fir GMaIOmS.

Gle uSonoIopov Orbaro 60"
mo @omouo a. Ga6in, 5pci ser
aroBteu Sbiiiii6tcrciau i'm meIiliGeu
@loruIanO 6oben ioe6en sic groBtc
@rnte einge6ra1t, sic Tie ic in ibren
C6itgdrten er5iclt 6o6en. Tie Grnte
miro 5ninnmcn 10000 Safer bctra-
gen mo fat bereitS i6ren aGuier ge.
flnioen. 3meibmocrt 9eite uoren
beiddiiiat, I'M ooS CbIt 81 iamincln.
3cGntanicnO G0iicr ipiuoen na6
Mondeiter, GnQlonN, pcrianOt 5000
uad) Somn 5000 nnh 9ouiiinno
mo 5000 nab Connecticut. Ter
aatlipreiS beweate iicb bon $3.50
bis $500 OaS 6oB, GS 6enot6iate
250 gSog9ons, lin Die C6iternte
iort5iiicboiien.
Scntide, CciicrreidDiidc nnS lInaa.
ride NrieaSaulcibcu.
100 Wiarf umo i00MrOnen amnuartS.
Sbcu. s.. Gicucr e GU.,
(gadr5t3--) 217 Git.SaltimOrc.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
Der gSeltfriee 6eiitc Oor cinem
Sabre.
lllob Oem 99cridlt Oc9 9cut@er
q. 0ftobcr 1915.

6jencrdliiobS.)
,an @ripct Stpr 9lbi6nitt
in @ol6pniei treibeu Die Ger-
biinoeten einen aciI in Oic rltiii-
icben Siitien.
Iie Stoliener Itiirnen uerge.
bens eegen @0r5.
SSn Serbien Srinaen Ole Seere
Der Nlittelinddtc bon glorOen
iieiia Dor; oie 9ulaarcu ncbnen
girot mo 0jaiccar, 5oei ilirte
Icrbiirbe 6eiiungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
Wlnni5ipaI -gsadJridtcn.


Die StroBenOurdbruds -6ommiiiion
mo6te aeiteru gto6mittoe cine
Snipeftionsfo6rt Our6 ole Stra-
ben DER @oritdOte. II @ooo6errD
miro i'm nd6iten Sabre in glltcn
3uitano periest werOen. IT. Sit.
ing ser 9uoget-9eb0rOe.
Tie StruBenOurHbriidS. .@onmnii-
iion ma6te geitern g}o1ntittag cine
Snipeftionsfa6rt 0ur6 neue Stra'
Ben im g(nner, Oie in oen lesten
Sa6ren in guten 3uitanO periebt
murocn. 9luBer Ocn geridterItottern
Ser oeri6ieOenen 3eitimeen no6men
al ser 6abrt, Die in 9ntomobilen
gemodt puroe, oic Nlitglieoer Der
Gommiiiion Sobn s. 9io6inette,
@rGiioent $. &enleo lm0 S. giibel
Sbeil. 8ie 6obrt puroe bonn Gatb.
bous aus ongetreten. 3uerit unroe
Ole @eeeno bon 8olbroof beiiftigt.
9llsodun muroe Oie Inbrt na6
@ooOberrD, Sampler &omeiteoO II.
ouOeren 8orortsitdOten angetreten
@ie Oerniinitig Die $2,000,000 gln-
ner-2lnlei6e BON Scr Gommiiiion oer-
men0et puroe, iii Den meiiteu gar
ni6t oeritGnolih. Gle Sauptper.
fe6rSitroBen III oen @orortsoiitriften
befmOen iid IN Der beiten &erfai-
lung. 9fir mcnige Stdote in glne.
rifo fonnen ii6 elmer iol6eu Stra.
Benonloge rii6nen Gur6 Die crit.
flaiiige &erbeiiering pieler StraBen
IN Oen Decentralization murOe Oie
Steiereinno6me ser Staot i'm leb-
ten Sabre 6eOeutenO oerme6rt. Tie
Simme 6etrGgt fir oos nGbite So6r
ingefdbr $4,000 nlc6r ais in Oic,
lem Sabre. Plus oiciew @runoe mlB
Die glr6eit Der Gomnliiion iiir neuc
StroBen fiir Ole Sto0tncriualtlmg
bon groBem Sntereiie iein. Gle Stra.
BEN in Ben gorortsOiitriften befinOen
Iid t6otiddlih in por5iieli1er Ser
failltng. glur in @ooo6errp fonnen
nod Oiele @er6eiierlmsen poreenom-
men meroen Gle Gonniiiion Bat
aud Die 9lbiic6t, in iener @egenO
nit oen @eloern ole bon ocn 9iir-
germ bel Ger gSa6l in nd6Iteu Serbit
bewilligt werOen, Ger6eHerlmgen
oor5une6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
g8uIlte i'd erNanacn.


Dit elmer Gorieti6nur iuollte i9
6lorence @infielO III oos Sen'
ieits 6eioroern. @eriudte Oies
in elmer Belle Der uorOoitli6en
4oli5eiitotion. II @ar 5ur @rbo.
lung Our6 Si6ter Glift ouf 5wei
N1onate na1 9aD0ieip geianot.
SSn elmer 3elle ser norooitli6en
@oli5eiitation Ocriu6te eeiiern Dor.
mittoq 0ie 80 Sabre olte 5lorence
@iniielO i6rem 9eben elm 3iel 5u
ieben inOem iie ii9 miteiner Goriet.
iAntr erbdngen molIte. Sic 6rau
lpurOe pon Der Wlatrone nit ser
S6nur Inn Sen @ols ge5ogen, aus
Dem MunO nm0 Der 9toie bllitenO in
i6rer 3elle ouigeflmOen inO nod
Dem Mcrcp SoSpita( iiberfii6rt. Sic
@infielo erreete am Mittmo6 9lben0
ole 9liliuerfiamfeit eines @oli5iiten,
Der Die 5rau aiitntt nit einem SUIT
befleioet, nit einem tilrbonortig I'M
Oos Saupt geibhngenen Snnotnh
ullf elmer Greppe liceeno ouffono.
0ie aleiOung Der 6ron mar ie6r fa-
oeniheinig uno t6eihpeiie 5errilien,
oesgleiheu Oie Sdit6e mr nod Dem
gtomen nab cine 6uBbefleiOing.
9ie 6roit mar nidt betrunfcn, ion.
bern lit inter Dem @influB scr Sal
te mO @ntbebrungen. Ger @oIi5iit
6radte Die 6ran 5iindbit nod ocm
Ct Soiepbs 6oipital moiel6it ibr
wdrme gla6ring uno Die eeeignete
9ebauoltng 81 SbeiG muroe, mornuf
lie gllifno6me in Scr 9oli5eiitotion
iano. 9li9ter Slit ionOtc oie 9ebou-
crnsiuertbe 5medS @rboIlng oiif 5pei
@lonate nod 9oDoiep Sn ibre 3eQe
5lriidgeiiibrt, nm 0ie lleberfii6rlng
no6 Dem Snitititt o65tmorten, mn
ternabm Oie @iniielo oen Sel6It.
moroOeriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
z iBung ser 9uoget-
9e6oroe.

Eie 9uoget6e6orOe unrOc oeltern
BON Ser oifentliHen goOeyGommii.
iion erludt, in Sort gicSeur1, ionic
in Der 9iGbe oes 9roa0mop,Morfts
Gin oiientli1eS 9ao ein3uri6ten.
Cine S6mimmanitolt IN Sampoen
Duroe e6enfalls elupio6len.
Die @ablouiiicbts6cboroe Der.
longte bon Der guoget6c6oroe fir
oas nG6ite So6r $4,000 me6r ols
in oielem Sabre. Ser Me6rbetrog lit
bouptl6dlid oen 6oben @opierpreis
fen 5u5uihreiben Sic @a6lauiiihts.
be1oroe mill ieoo9 I'M Stnnoe iein,
bon Dem ibr fiir oieies Sa6r bepil.
ligten 9etrog $4,000 81 ipuren.
Gie 9lOgctbe6orOe nabm ferner
Oic aoitcnonldlGge Ger Topographic.
iben Gonmiiiion oe5 Stootbi6lio.
tbcfars Govlc, oeS Carbohydrates
@wpnn ocr Sofcubeboroc imO oeS
Supcrintenocntcu fir ofiertlidc
@cbduoc, y8 j. S'Gonnor, cntgc.
qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
@nnOcS.0cpartcment fiir Qan6mirtf
idlaft- @etter.N .Nnreart.
%CridIt 6cs Waltimure 9ettcr6ureaus

Der tSeudtigfeitseeboIt Ser 2uit
mar % Ero5ent nm s llbr @lorgcns
lno 80 Nroaent I'm S llbr gLben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27

MbOpuenten, bic ben ,,DenHdlen gorrcipon'
beutea" mint phuluidl Obcr unreqclmdRlg et'
Dnttcii, lino gebcten, ber Office baum yer Tflf'
pbpn poer ibritllm MlittheilRng ~ mafeH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27
g eriudjte es III it einem
2 c6 6ublenfeI

6rauf @prnes, 33 Sabre aft, bon
9lr. 1905, Oit @oeer StraBe, mur.
oe IN Der gta6t gum Gonneriiag nit
cinem Sdniirienfel nm Oen SaIS ee.
ibhnigen Oen er an oen @iienItG6e
fcltgemadt 6otte, in elmer 3elIe in
Der norooItliden @oli5eiitotiou ouf
Dem 9oOcn IieeenO oufaeiunoen uno
fonpfte mie Elm gabniiiniger nit
orci @oli5iiten welde oie Sdlinge
a6ne6men mollten. IS miro onae.
nonmen ooB Der @mm nidt gang
bel ScrltanOe lit uno meroen Die sln.
aeborigen oeniel6en ouf ieinen @ei.
Ites5uitanO unteriuten laIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-27

1 a Dm @itt aus Ser c + n.
8rau 6rances aimmerle, 36 Sabre
olt BON g}r. t6. Otoro @llwooo.
9IOeuue, befinoet iib in beocnflidcm
3uitonoe i'm ct. Soiep6s Soipitul.
Gie 6rau pollte IN ser 9fo6t gum
GonnerItog cinige So6letten gegen
aopfl6mer5en 5u lid nebmen, err
griff aber oerie6entIi6 cine 6lai6e,
wel@e 0uediilber Ea6letten emit.
belt. 9eluuBtlos Itiir5te oie 5rou
iiber eineu aiid)entiicb, no Iie ctpa
cine Stlnoe ipdter BON i6rer Iob-
ter allfgefim0en murOe, ais tie Oos
Sto6ncn ocr Mutter bcrna6m. Gin
beno6barter 9(r5t mlroe biu5l0c5o.
gen mel6cr nad @cru6foIolinq qe.
eigneter @eecurnittel oie llc6eriiG.
rlmg no6 Dem Soipitol onor0ncte.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19
ISLAND Of MARKEh
COVERED WITH WATER
ENTIRE ISLAND INUNDATED Bs
BREAKING or THE ZUDER
ZEE DIkES.
Huge Waves Have Been Rolled Over
the Island by the storm in the
North Sea--No Lives Yet
Reported Lost.

AMSTERDAM. February 1T ae
Island OF Marken in the Zuder Zee,
fifteen miles north of Amsterdam.
has been completely inundated by
the severe storm sweeping the North
sea. Huge waves have rolled Over
Marken. Those who failed TO .s-
cape have taken refuge in the light
house and fears are felt for their
safety.
No loss OF life has been reported
thus far. though the several towns
are completely under water. The
flood approached the suburbs of
Amsterdam today.
Communication with Germany Is
greatly delayed. the storms having
crippled the telegraph lines. Reports
received here today stated that the
German port of Hamburg had beea
seriously damaged and that tho
wharves and streets were under wa
ter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19
ADDITION IL TROOPS ARE BEING
LANDED ON THE SEA COAST
UNDER COVER OF WAR
SHIPS.
COAST IS RA|OEO
While Landing Was In Progress
Torpedo Boats Raided the Coast
and sank Fifteen Turkish
Sailing Vessels.

LONDON. Feb 10 - Russian
transports under cover of guns from
the warships are engaged In land
ing troops on the Armenian Black
sea coast about seventy miles above
Trebizond. according To dispatches
received here today from Petrograd.
II is stated that the landing Is meet
ing with slight resistance. These
troops are expected TO march west
ward to join the troops OF Gran Duke
Nicholas advancing on Trebizond
from Erzerum.
The Turkish troops are not ex-
peeted to make stand at Trobizond
as the city IL poorly fortified.
The troops were transported from
Batum where they were held In read
mess for several months. The fact
that they were not used In the ear
Her stages OF the Armenian campaign
leads to the belief that Grand Duke
Nicholas had under his command a
much larger force than vas at FIRST
suspected. and that he Is planning
10 push an aggressive drive through
Armenia. pushing westward toward
constantlnople or 10 the southwest
10 Join the British forces In Meso-
potamla
If he decides on the latter course
he is expected to proceed immedi-
ately against Diarbekr. about 40
miles southwest OF Erzerum.
While the landing OF troops was
being made Russian torpedo boats
! raided the Black sea. bombsfding
and sinking fifteen Turkish sailing
vessels.
Dispatches to news agency re-
ported that In pursuit OF the flee
ing Turks from Erzerum the Rus
SLAMS occupied several minor posi-
tions.
Definite statistics as 10 the mum
Der OF men and guns taken In the
rout OF the Turks al Erzerum are
stslI lacking II is believed that the
number captured in the fighting in
side the fortress and vicinity sill
not exceed 10000. though there are
excellent prospects thar large bod
les may be cut off by the Russians
sif their retreat becomes more con
fused The Turks have abandoned
much OF their heavy artillery after
unsuccessful attempts TO destroy
some OF the larger pieces.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19
RUMORED THAT BREAK BE
TWEEN LANSING AND DIPLO-
MAT Is NEAR.
To MUCH TALKING
Lansing Not Pleased With lnforma-
ton that Has Been Given at Ger
man Embassy Regarding
Iusitania Case.

WASHINGTON, February 10
Reports current this afternoon were
to the effect that Ambassador Ber'l-
storff and Secretary Lansing are
near a serious clash, and that unless
the German diplomat did not explain
certain recent incidents the state de-
partment is thinking of having his
removal asked
Certain events that have occur
red during the past few days lnol-
cate that a rupture between Bern
storff and Lansing is threatening
and that he is the ambassador WHO
lis to be "shippd home,
Lansing was asked by neWspa-
per man last night if it was true that
he contemplated resigning. This IN
efdent brought the matter to head'
The reports that he might resign
Lansing said, had been part OF
long campaign of misinformatioh re-
garding the negotiations with ee
many over the Lusitania case he
would not attribute this to the Ger
man embassy but said he felt tha'
ithev started from there. Ine mat
tier of giving out information con
Icerning informal conferences IS sa'i
/ to have decided Lansing TO summon
parnstorff 10 the state department
to either deny or admit that he po'
out the reports. If. however any
stens we're taken to summon mn
lit is not known.
These included the report that 'he
United States government had eh@hs'
ed its policy on the Liza
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19
IL NOT PREPARING ANOTHER
NOTE ON THE LrsITANiA
CONTROVERSY
NEW SUB POLICY
Germany Does not Believe The init
e.i states Sbouid interrogate Her
New 4 tnsisf~ea
Policy.
By Karl ". Alderman.
United Press STAFF Correspondent.

BERLIN. February - -Germany
has said her last word IN the Lnsi-
tanla matter and viii not prepare
another note dealing with the ques-
ton. it vas strongly indicated In Of
ficial circles today.
Officials are not commenting free
ly on the latest reports from Wash
ington announcing that the AmeG-
can government viii not recognize
CerInany'a right to torpedo armed
merchantmen; but the official at.i-
tudc OF Germany may be stated as
this:
Germany does not believe that the
United states snould interrogate her
too closely on the matter Of her new
submarine policy that wlll be snfofe-
ed. Should the foreign office. for
instance, inform Washington iunt
how Germany's submarine command
ers will be instructed 10 interpret
the term armed merchantmen" IN
executing the order the government
officials believe that Germany would
thus impart important naval secrets
Germany believes that this Is a milf
tary matter whlch concerns hersei'
and the allies.
II was stated that Ambassaio'
Bernstorff has already been instruct
ed relative 10 the Lusitanla settle.
ment. Tnese instructions all PEE
init him 70 make changes suggest.
I'd in the recent conferences Nitt
Secretary Lansing Officials eonsio
er that the Lusltania ease itself va.
really closed al these conferences
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bridges. levee districts aud leveca
10 be approved or rejected before
work can be continued hy tho state
engineers. unmhr og such plans
have been before the department for
consideration for some time and the
work OF approving or rejecting them
Is being rushed as rapidly as possi-
BILE.
Friday the department approved
the plans for two bridges IN Dallas
county while three ievee districts
plans In Fanniu county we're design
ed and submitted AZ the present
time there u pending county bridge
plans for three other counties as veil
as leyee districts proposed IN Ellis.
Delta. FannIn. Liberty and Lamar
counties.
The work on the Fort Worth leyce
district which has been under way
for aime time Is almost completed
Engineer Stiles stated yesterday
on account OF the exhaustive r..
qulroments in tho way OF examlna-
ton the state law demands for all
levee districts. the work on the plans
Is necessarily allow aud much time
has 90 be spent IN order to avoid
complications and flood disasters
such as have happened ia the past
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REPORT AMERICA WILL NOT
RECOGNIZE NEW POLICY
CAUSES INDICATION.
VIEWS OF PRESS
Most Papers Withhold Expression
OF Decided Opinion Until Report
Is Confirmed in Berlin.-Will
Not Change Policy.

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 19.-Reports
that the United States will not sub
nit to Germany's new policy to tor
pedo all armed merchantmen have
aroused great Indignation in Ger
many, according to advices received
here today.
The Cologne Gazette, which en-
Joys close relations to the German
government, declared that Germany
canot curtail her submarine activi-
ties to accommodate the rights of
reckless neutrals who insist on trav-
cling on ships of belligerent nations.
Astonishment was expressed over
the news from Washington, but for
the most part the newspapers seem
disposed 10 await confirmation in
Berlin before expressing decided
opinions.
Early dispatches led the officials
IN believe that the American gov
ernment. having at first been dis
posed TO agree to disarmament,
would agree fully with the Austro-
German proposal
Berlin newspapers contained IA
yorable reports that the United
States would bar armed merchant
vessels from its ports and refuse TO
grant passports TO citizens sailing on
sneh vessels and declared concur
renee in the program of Germany
and the United States to end the
suhmarine controversy. In early ed
itorial discussions the Berlin papers
declared that Germany will not con-
sent TO withdraw her orders TO tor
nedo armed merchantmen merely
hecause England gave assurances 70
the United States that the guns
would be used for defense purpose
only. II was said that such assur'
ances we're given informally by Eng
land but British commanders had
broken faith by attacks on suoma'
ripes Several papers suggested thai
Germany might accept the propose
If the United States would assume
responsibility for any breach OF faitt
by England.