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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
General - criammlun9 Der M.s&.
6egen,eiti8en S@ut9eiellicbaft
bon SOtpa.
geridt ber II. smeiabrlihen General geriammluns Der R5mifh .9atbu-
Gi6en geseniehisen sdueseieafdaft uon Soma. sebr mi&tse ab.
Gnbernna Der Staten. 1elesaten einfimmia
(spesialberi6t bieier Seitllne bon Nic @onner.)

~ uf Der General 0e riammllrs
Nu Der 8Dmiih : 4atboliifen
~ @eeenieitigen Sfue9eieas
~ idait bon Soma, Die am
10. unb II. Sftober in 9es Woines,
Sptpa, abaebalten tprirbe, lit tiidJti9e
Irbeit seleiitet iporben. 9as pihs
tieite greebniB Der 8onpentton beitebt
in Der Ibdnberung Der @eriiheruness
9faten. 9ie abGnberuns eriolete mad
elmer lansen rnb t~ntereiianten 0ebatte
burh einf It | m nj / es 8otum
Der 9eIegaten. Sn Soleenoem lei
Die Subitan3 Der beoeutungspollen
Irbeit Der 8onpention tpiebersegeben.
Die 8runbpriu3ipien, auf oenen Die
4bdnberllns Der Naten gei6ab, limb
tpie foIgt:
al Sic iiingeren TiteIteber, Biz
gum 80. 2ebensiabre, be5ablen bin<
reidenoe Staten fir ibre @%eriideruns
unb fir bieie erfplgt oaber tetne
grbobhns Der gerii6eruness
Staten. Sebph miiiien aib lie Die
b%albidbrlid)en 8citrdee 5nr Deduns
Der @ertpaltunesfoiten bes @eretnes,
serabe ipie Die ~iibrigen Wit8lieber. bes
3ablen. Sic braufen aber ntht bic
10 Yro3ent unb Die 5ipei Ggtras
llmlaseuy gu be5ablen. Die in Solsena
Dem eripdbnt iino.
b. Sie @eriiheruness Staten nuer
eegentpdrtiseu Witslieber, bic bas 80.
2ebensiabr il~beridritten bnben. iperz
Den in Der 3utunft mn 10 Yroaent
erbDbt. 9ieie Rit9lieoer miiiien
ebenfals stpei grtras llmlagen be-
sableu. iobab lie fcrtan IA llmlasen
idbrlif 5u be5ablen baben, itatt ~.
Turd bieie @rbobuns Der 3ablune
ioq fir bic ~ltnter5abluns bieier Wits
elieber in ben ~friiberen Sabren auf9es
fpnmen iperben. Sobalb Die CT
fabrung benefit, bab bas 0efi3it gee
bedt tpurbe. fonnen bieie gItras3ubs
Iunsen pieber abeei6afft iperoen.
q Ius @ereftigfeitsiinn perpfliGs
ten iih Die dltereu Rttelieoer Der
Organization, ipelhe In Der @er<
= gangen6eit teine eeniigenoe 9erithes
runess Staten be5ablt baben,' fir bas
burd) ni6t binreidenbe 8aten entitans
bene 9efi5it auf5ufonunen.
Sic .Ndtipual Sraternal Gongreb
Natens5 abeue", tpel6e fir ale Mits
slieber angenomnlen tpuroe, lautet
ipie folgt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Grnit gaHermamm iiber bic 2riesslase.

wv
Berlin, brabtlps iiber Sappiae.
-Sn ieiuer Hebe bel Der grpffnun8
Der Reitstasss Sieung am Witttpoh
iagte Waior grnit gafermann, Der
Ssiibrer Der Natipnals 2iberalen II. a.:
.lIniere Seinbe lasen, baB lie uns
cine @rt Der ariegsfiibruns auferlegt
baben, Die nns in Die Sefeniipe seS
spunsen babe. pdbreub mir geraoe
iebt inns freueu iiber Die Irt, in Der
beutiher Siieniibgeiit Grfol9e erringt
I'M Sample geseu Die Numdnen in
Sransiplpanien, III Der Sobruolda
uno an Der 9pnau. Wir pertrauen
aui Die Stdrfe unierer Grmee inter
Der 2eitune bon Selcmaridau b. Siir>
benbur9 uno General b. 2ubenoorif.
0ir ipeiien NIT Stol5 bin auf ben
griolg u~nierer Slotte in ibrem Siege
am Sfa9erraf inter Der rubmreiden
Siibruns Der Gbm,irale Sipper uno
Sheer. Sn bielen grruneenihaften
unierer Slotte, in Dem gripl9e unies
rer Sceleutc erfenneu mir ben @eiit
bes Ieiiters Der beutiden Slotte, bes
@roBs aomirals b. Sirpis."
Der 8enner erfldrte iid fir bic sufs
bebnng Der 3eniur.
Or iaete, ba6 bic &ommiiiion ben
@inbrud erbalten babe, oab Die milis
tGrilhe Gage iiberaa befrieoiseno unb
~boifnuugspoa 1T.
Grfuls her ar~iesSanleibe.
9ie Budget : &ommiIiion ia9te in
ibrem 9eritte, oaB lie bel ibren @ers
hamburger nit 8epunoerung unb
Ganfbarfeit fir Die beuti6e Irntee-
1nb Slotte erfiiat par unb bic grs
folse pobl %ertannte, bic tie unter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

beriddmten llebertreibuneen Der Iui<
ierten an ben Rranaer eeiteut unb
benz 8eipott Der Relt preiseegeben.
9iele prdttieen geribte baben' Die
Nmerttaner iiber Wan6es aufgetldrt,
tpas bon ben MQiierten ponie falih
barseitelt tporben mar unb in ben
~fnappen 8efanntmadun9en Der oeuts
if)en Sberiten Seeresleitun9 nur aus
gebeutet tperoen fonnte.
Sie britti6e 1reiie jubeIt iiber ben
8eihlub. Nah ibrer Gnfiht baben
Die Searits8 ldtter bic Strafe ponauf
berbient, neil iie gar gu anti britiit
tparen. Ratiirlif iuhen tie bic Sa6e
10 bar3uiteuen. ais Oh Rarteilihfeit
unb Sdlihunsen Die auslhlae9eben>
ben Saftoren tpdren.
Searft stbt nift mad.
Ren gorf.-8. 81. Searit, Dem
tpeseu aneebliben 8ertruuens6rudes
Die 8enusun9 bes offisielen TreBs
Bureaus IN 2onbon enf5o9en tpuroe,
erbielt BON ieinem bortieen 8ertreter
unb Heprdientanten bes Snternational
Netps Serpice, 8. @. Sarrts. elm
aabsleramm, tporin er gum ginlentcn
ermabnt tpirb, abbitten iopie idulbiee
Hebafteure entla1en ioa.
9arauf bin fabelte Serr Searit IN
nift mtb5uperitebenber @eiie, bab er
nifts ab5ubitten babe unb Die Seu@
beng ieiner Seituueen tpeiterfibren
tperbe tpie es bas SntereHe bes ameriz
fanifhen @olfes erbeiidt, am auers
~tpenisften Rebafteure entlaHen. ions
bern bieielben pielmebr burd 9ebalts>
aildae belobnen iperoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
KSnia Kemftantin psnt Siee
Scr Dcmtiepsn nberscmet.

n.-9em .Sailp Seles
graph" pirb ans atben berittet; gls
Elm bober diplomat in aouis Som
itantin braug, er ioue ieine Eolitif
dnbern, eripiperte Der &pnie: .9ieber
Mil ib meinen Sbron perlieren. aIs
8riedenIanb in @eiabr brinsen. Sd
bin felt oapon ilber5euat. paB in flint
3ebn Sasen Humdnien a~ufsebort
baben nirb an eriitieren. 8enn
8riehenIano nah Der groberung
8umdnien's in ben 8rieg geben
luiirbe. piirpen Die untpiberiteblideu
beutihen Sruppen gegen @ricfen>
Lamb ssrittet pereen. unb @riehens
lamb miiBte oas Shidial bon Serbieu
uub HumGuien theilen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

8aibinstou. y. C Sas
Yeniions s9ureau bat $4,000 Outrage
nm grbobuns Der Y~eniionen inter
benz bon benz leeten aonereiie anee'
nommenen @eiese crbalten. $4,000
@eiuhe limb bepiligt porben unb
peitere 9eipili9uu8en iperben CUR
8ate bon etipa $4,000 pro Tag ses
maht. Die @ittluen iiber 20 Sabre.
baben burt9ansis cine Grbobun9 bon
$12 auf $40 erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

ibrer sldnsenben 2eituns erreiht bas
ben. r9ie &ommiiiiou blidt NIT
nollem 8ertrauen in bic 3ufunft".
iaete ibr 8eribt. rauf bic fiinftigen
militdriiden gnttuidelunsen auf allen
&rieesihaupldsen. Ser grfole Der
iiinsiten ariessanleibe bat auf's Neue
bas feite gertrauen unieres Woltes
seseigt. llniere betpaffnete Wabt unb
infer @olf iteben felt nereint in einem
uns aufgeatpunsenen @ertbeibisuusss
friege."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Stalten's ais feinblihe
Sanblunsen sesen ben Hapf
aefennsetfnet.
sefennSdhnet

Or. Yeter Spain. Sibrer Der gens
trums zYartei betonte in elmer fursen
Hebe ebenfals bas bolle 0%ertraiien
bes oeutibsu @olfes biniidtlih Der
militdriiheu Gage. CT proteitierte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
KSnis Otto Don Bayern tsSt.

Sonoon .-Stto, Der unglildltdlc,
seiitesseitorte. sepeiene apnig Dor
gaperu. bat auf Shlob Siir(tenrieb
nas Seitlid]e seiesnet, wie III elmer
Gopenbascner 9epeihe cine 9erliuer
Weloune iuieber9eseben mirb. &C.
boren 1S4S ais Sobn aDnig @aris
milian's unp elmer prcubiiten Yrius
Seiiin. iplgte er 1886 ieiuem I'M Stab
renbcrser See ertruntenen Sruber
9unpis benz 3peiten nomineu in Der
Hesieruus, ipdbreno in 8irflitfeit
iein Snfel Yrius sHesent Suitpolb Die
StaatsecIfdftc, fiibrte. Sod erit
nah bes Seeteren Sobc lieb beiieu
Sobu auf Srdngen pes Bottles lid,
basu beipegen, Die apnigsfronc an5us
nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Sic ariegslage
I'M &ei9stag.

9arteifibrer geben Der VplfSftttniite
8eb5r. - @ae finb boiler Siegess
gewifbeit. - Wilbe 5~rteoenssge.
binsunsen. - uWas nit beutidem
glnte erpbert muroe, mnR bentfh
bleiben", erfldrte Der Giibrer Der
Spnierpatipen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
lldbt.

|eieni6aft,
hts9eiesen
rautiportS
Euten unb
|he eiueit
|lluo cine
bible bic
ploIOoO
nldBiseu
kritflnIitee
ktin9s Bel
Fan abreis
8ldtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

@mit ; q m.-Nah elmer MeI
puns on ben .Selegraaf" lit Der
,GorpGrts". bas beutide io3ialbemos
frutiite Srsan. pieber unterbriidt
lporben. gbeuialls ipuroe Die .3us
funft" nnterbriidt.
n.-Ser @rfange Sele
graph SO. lpirb aus aopenbagen &c.
melbet: Sic Bergen aitcnblao"
itreibt. hob Der ceutihe llnteriee
Camper Bremen" iih aui benz
8ese nat 9eutihsS itafrifa beiiubet.
Gs iei nicnaIs beabiidtiet eepeien.
ben 9ampier nad ben Der. Staaten
81 ienoen.
Sabpnne, q. S.-Sn einem
3uinmmenitoB 5piiden Yplisei unp
Streifern in DER 6abrit Der Sioepater
Gil SO. in Gonitablc Spof puroen 80
Stiiiic abscieuert. Gin Yobelbaufen
iiberfiel einen Soitipa9en, iteiuiste
ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb perleste einen
@aus llnternebmer erbeblib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Susbes ipriht fret unb franf..

GlarfSburg. @. @a.-GbaS.
G. Su9bes be9ann feline a%ampagnes
Sour I'M Staate @eits@ irginia eleih
bier nit einer auBerit fraftpolleu Rebe.
in pelter er feline friiberen 8orte.
obne @unit oper Surht fir Sd,us bon
2eib unb 2ebeu auer Nmerifaner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

tanten.
FiiterS, Ser.
feni1aftlihe
abtbetlure.
LID bon ber
& Ct. B.
prpptnctal,
Pics Blatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

(Sortiesuns alf ber 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

(Sortiesung auf Der 10. seite. J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
GS lebe has 9eben!

9obte baben feline Hedte! Der
Nui bes Yrieiters. ben bic Srau tobt
binseitredt bat, miro pieber bur6 ale
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
CHEAPER ARmoR PLATE.
" F've-Tear-BuiIdins Plan is Adopted
Price VIII BE 1 ovyar


Washington.-Sub reduction
In the price OF armor.plate was prom.
ised the senate naval committee by T,
G. Grace, president OF the Bethlehem
steel Company. II congress would
adopt the administrations proposed
hVe-yeaF naval building program. Mr..
Grace was testifying at hearing on
Senator Tillman's bill to provide for a
government armor factory.
We are now selling armor plate
to one purchaser, the government Of
the United States. and that purchaser
without a policy" said he. "Adopt a
policy and we will meet with this com.
mittee or authorized government Off.
Gals and make price which I am
sure, you will admit is fair. We are
Wiiiihg TO take almost any price to pre-
vent the government from erecting its
own plant and making us throw away
the $7'100,000 we have invested in
this highly specialized business"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
VILLA DECLARED OUTLAW
caRSAMZA 11cc-AimS lin cur.
La@, -CEETf-EH Mi'ri- TWO
-'Ti-EHa
Any Citizen NJ MeHiCn NAV Execute
tie cutsii,vG W'tt,uut FornaIity,
iHys Carranza.

Washington. Gtmurui Carrunza
iniiirh tlu Muxiu,u1 Hmnu:ssy here
thnt Iu 'Iut GuI-nuil% DruGiilizua,i Fran.
2Scn Villa PhiIiu LnDaH an. EItasl
CASTRO mttitwa bHn:illlu Gr the uraEs,s.s-
;rn u American .it1H.nH ali SANTA
ySabsl
Jruhr thu dtinrvH. uIlw nt1n.n ,7i
tht, aelnlDilc liz alt,imnmat u, a-z.-
9!lte tbs unttuvG v,tiIunu rs;s,a:,!ir,t
Il ave:
N view oI tlIB rrt,snlunCy with
which outrageous. crimes arr. l,n,ll.r
coIhnitteft DY iJantiB OF outlaws SCAT
terrd n YGlim,s I,alrg Of the Hennijjii,
s'ft:a after the ainiIilatiuu nf tlia
Irhafa o7 tlIs rnac!iuna,-ps bw tlla
johstttuttonaiistt tUrcss beiisya tint
lhs' situation titus created calls for
he extremity or energetic rnsay,lr4a
u suppression i'll order tainr s,lc,1
:''fhea' shall be met jY ss.varesr nun.
sfinent To those WHO ara rsspnnsiii,a
SUr item
III view or the rsssnn attack GU a
railway train at A point distant sfxht
k!lomefers from Santa YsabeI Ia the
''N~'" va IhiHndHUd Dy OaHHfC3 led bY
EafaEl Castro and Pablo PopeZ, mem.
hers OF the forces commanded by
FFancisco Villa. under whose or.
deFs they were operating and I'm ac.
cofdance with the precedent establish.
eG ~ the conatitutionalist govern
mems IN similar cases occurring In the
aast, I have seen fit to issue the fol.
lowing decree:
Article 1.-The reactionary leader
I as.d szIen, Franciaco Villa Is here
by declared To be outside the pale
OF The law.
Article 1.-THE reacuonary lead
ers. cz.Cen. Rafael Castro and ex
Col Pablo Lopez. arc hereby declar
cd TO be outside the pale OF the law.
Article III.--Any citizen OF Mex
leo rs empowered hereby to arrest the
leaders. Francisco Villa, Rafael Costrt
and Pablo Lopez and to execute then
without any formaility OF the law
But the citizen performing such func
ton shall make n record In writing
describing in detail the occurrence
and setting forth the proofs OF the
identity OF the outlaws and the proof
OF the execution"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
PREPARE FOR WAR
IN TIME OF PEACE
NO TIME TO PREPARE AFTER
The CONFLICT HAS ACTUAL
w STARTED.
STATEMENT BY GEN. CARTER
Retired Major General Carter Recites
Possibilities Before Senate MIL
tary Committee.

WashSnston.-Any military policy
adequate to the nations needs must
recognize the fact that wars come
suddenly and there must be instant
readiness to meet them" said Mai
Gen. William H. Carter. recently re-
tired, in statement before the SEN
ate Military Committee.
War is a condition which NAV be
forced upon us any day through dip
lomatic notes." he said, without &C.
ton by Congress" Great Britain's $
declaration OF war against Germany
and the Japanese attack upon Russia
were cited as illustrating the posi-
bilities.
General Carter laid before the com.
mlttee report submitted by him to
the Secretary of War last April be-
fore his retirement and while he was
commander OF the Department Of
Hawaii. 1t was prepared at the sec.
retary's request for his views as to a
proper military policy for the United
States and i, seemed erident. he said.
that it formed the basis for the con-
tlnental army scheme e.en to the
name, which Mr.. Garrison has propos-
ed
General Carter recommended In
creasing the standing army to 1871
800 men in the United States: that
the Federal volunteers be orga uized
and trained on the basis OF an fnfan.
tTy regiment TO each congressional
district and that additional appro
priation be made for the militia
instead OF period OF intensive
training for Federal volunteers he
proposed that q colonel for each vol
4 untsfsr regiment be appointed from
the regular army and also q non
commissioned staff IL the truou,s
| were enlisted fog two years and train
\ e't IN sIIch waYE az might ~
|. pv8GTIGabIa - a.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
0oethaia on WAY Home.

Panama.--Goy. George w. Goethals
OF the Canal Zone and Brig. Gen.
Clarence II. Edwards. commanding the
United States troops in the zone. left
Panama on Monday for Washington
Governor GOethals will appear before
the appropriation committees OF con.
gress relative TO the Panama Canal
appropriations while General Edwards
will call before tho military commit
tees presumably regarding tho Pana
ma canal troops I'm connection with
the general army reorganization plan
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
huRoeaEEa AaE E%es.I-=I.

'uran Brothers 1Ieo. Cu.e,na Ame.i.
cars. n Genreserv.
I'll PaSo. fcxaR. --1crnarro and T1esi.
leo Duran. no Mexican caatle
hie'ns. condemned To- die. ~ his,
'arraH2a anthoIJt;as for IN, kalIina yf
Bert Akera ~ San g.ornngo. ~ fe.,m
niles bhiDv't ,hBt ntArrnt!aua! bounn. .
ry we're sacutA1 n he aouctarv "
J,IaIrz
The Dh'ana Dr0;herr d.ao rurfinz
Americans Harrarf5 aspnn,ao Ht,r
sisrcy on Dehali " MIA Drnths-. Nca.
ric6,
TT ia iujntt % XII tvo O, ,ts rnr,
one AMERICAN ne 3aiH N la Hv.
ing two cYea 'nr Dre tDotl, an
willing th 90 bnraupa { ks,lnd t,,a
gfingo but ny brn,,inr ons,,t 10 IN
allo~eh II. l;vn'
Ihe bu!'"ta ~ hn 1r',n t,,ad t;li.
cd Fedr!cn, nnr E:"rna,Nn waa attn.
conscious after NJ 'al and ma nnt.
GERS comma ndlnz III. a'up souai
gave him the "mGrc7 shat ghroua,,
the head
The bodies Of both N.4!cans we've
buried Immediately.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
DETERMINED TO
KILL AMERICANS
&ExICaN REBEL LEADERS IN
NOVEMBER DECIDED ON
MASSACRE.
VILLA MEN ACCOUNTABLE
Washfnston Government Knew of
Ftanss CO Rebels sus Depended on
carranxa Fe- Safety.

Washington Death to Americans
IN Mexico and destruction OF their
properly Is we'll as w4r 10 q finish
asaiIs. C4rCunz1 was Geesruniued
1pou- !. has Jus. became known. az .
formal coureulion ot the Mexican rev.
oLutioCary tahdsrs held In November
at raneh ushr Cgr,to6;l. Present and
Joining II the AGREEMENT are said to
cLVsc senr sgressn .lEives @ { Villa.
ALEnlh.A cgnnete. Hfgiuio Aguallar.
Ih'! CE;1lIH bcuGhers Ind many lesser
.hleiti;Lls
MtugHr cupGrrs CT this gathering
Chile 7n 7he statg department long
istn n'lU 1hey we're uo1 made public
an; nril tiliH time few people in
washington knew that there was a
GENERAL conspiracy against Americans,
nr even t1ut the various rebel fac
lunH in the field in Mexico had
eife"rGd any kind OF an agreement FOR
G"ncerted activities against the dc
raGr0 government
Lhe massacre at Santa Ysabel, at
urbuted 70 bandits led by Villa Of
ncers,. is believed to have been per
petrated in accordance with the rebe
convention order. Officials think the
long period that passed after the Cor
cooa meeting before the murders was
because OF the time required by the
various delegates TO make reports tc
their commanders. and the fact tha
the news OF the conventions decision
dad 70 be carried to subordinate mill
tarE commanders by courier. Cor
aoea is on the railroad between Vers
Cruz and Mexico City and some l.o0t
miles from Santa isabel.
/ The Carranza authorities hare beer
tTkaT advised concerning she utoys
1osnss OF the rebels ar5 bare r.sss
thsg'sns5sa upon Or tie wasEffrgrc,y
Et'Iarun,tnE To raia avsrY DnHaihG. urs
4 Vaa'lri,'n Il DrsIsnI 1ht. rnrs:Brs. aatins
Amnntna.IH trum being earrt,..p GU,
/ die" ara bsiiG1u,t rn, li;upe rli,, sifnu
1nn bairiY we'll III h!tlt now, aIriirua
o!lu Chiefs wiinsa delegate
CnrtuIjn 3dll ara in tli. fl
ing nnra on IasB OPENLY.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
MAKE
TWO SUNDAY VISITS
iOSTjLE AIRCRAFT DROPS MANY
BOMBS on BRITISH
COASTS.
me KILLED; TWO WOUNDED
. Naval or Military Damage Done,
But Some Private Property De-
8troyed.-Some Fires Started.

London THE east coast OF Ke,.
~ raidcd early Sunday morning bT
hostile acroplanc, which dropped
no bombs. One person was killed
~ Bix were injured
A second attack, this time by two
stilc Scaplancs, was made on the
INT coast early in the afternoon No
sualtics have been reported The
dcrs escaped
IN official account OF the first raid.
ION out here. follows
"Thc war office announces that.
liking advantage OF the bright moon.
ight. a hostile aeroplane visited the
ast coast OF Ken at O'Clock in th=
iorning After dropping nine bonnie
u rapid succession, It. made OF sea
Inrd.
mo naval or military damage was
lone. but there was some damage q:
r!vntc property. Incendiary ormna
auscd fires. which were exti1g,li..:,:
~ 2 n m
The following casualties occurred
"Onc man killed; two men, one wo.
ann and three children slightly in
ured"
The war office announcement con
erning the second attack says:
"Following the aerial attack IN the
hst coast OF Lent early n lie morn.
" hostile seaplanes made Il lncnn,t
ttack upon the same locality ;hur..y
tier noon.
After coming under lurvv il.-.
Ie raiders Disappeared. pursued Nv
our naval and military MACHINES.
NO Casualties have lrnn npoI-c,t.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27

= 44i highly ex-
..'sfge mixture That there were two
poc1eta OF this mixture. one at the
end OF the after battery and another
at the forward end of the forward
battery; and it appears that the In
itial explosion occurred at the after
end OF the after battery.
That the ignition was caused
oT spark. the origin Of which the
board is unable to determine.
3. The exact conditions exfs.tn.
IN battery compartments at the mo
ment OF the explosion cannot be de.
termined, as Chief Electrician Miles
Z. s. ", who was fn charge a, the
time and the other enlisted men in
the compartment at the time are too
seriously injured to, be questioned.
=. The condition of the batteries
at the low voltage and amperage. So
ana $40, respectively, at about 1928
p. m would probably cause a reversal
OF voltage in some OF the cells. and
In the opinion OF the board, this caus.
CD the generation OF an excessive
amount OF hydrogen gas"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Big Floods In Arizona.

Phoenix, Ariz.-Flood conditions.
produced by recent heavy rains were
declared to be the worst in the his.
tory OF the state. Four persons
drowned when the Gila River over
flowed the lower portion of Winkel.
man, Ariz., according to adyices re-
ceived here. Seven are reported
missing. Fifteen others marooned on
an island formed by the flood waters
around Winkelman, had not been res
cued. Rescue parties throughout the
day IN this section removed persons
from trees.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
President Plana rrln

Washington. President Wilson
plans to speak in Pittsburg, Cleveland,
Chicago, st Louis, Kansas City, st.
Joseph, Des Moines and Davenport on
the first trip he will take to lay his
national defense program before the
country. He expects to leave Wash.
fngton January 28 and remain away
one week. Preliminary plans for the
second trip. to be made about the
middle OF next month, already are he
Ing considered. !. This Journey prob,
ably Will take the president as Ear
Wesf aa i1eSi igar. 8. a "A
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
U. 8. COAST LINE OPEN.
Gen. Wood Says Our FortIflcatione
Are no Serious Barrier.


Neutrality-suspicious. General Leon.
ard Wood told the Senate Military
Committee that the coast line OF the
United States was open to attack by
any well organized foreign army, de.
spite It's equipment OF forts. mines
and submarines. and that the oceans
formed no aerious barrier to invasion.
no declared that in tho country's pres.
ent atato OF utter unpreparedness for
war trained force OF 10000 men
conid infsct incalculabis damage be-
lore an army could be assembled to
meet It.
Events OF tho European war clear.
~ demonstrated, the General said,
tnat the sea was the best medium for
tho movement OF troops
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
FREa'0EMT's TElE AEF
win st1p at I7iftahurg,, cleNe
~autes, chiragn, Deerrit
Moiuear Topeka, Esnnas

%ashfng ngfou.-F'iuar plans
tdent Wilson's forGhcunain
through the Middle Western -.,sres
to speak on national preparedn egg
approved include stops at Pittsb burg.
Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, Des
Moines, Topeka and Kansas City. 4
tentative itinerary drawn up included
st. Louis, st. Joseph and Davenport,
but these cities have been eliminated
and Milwaukee and Topeka substi.
tuted.
On the Middle Western trip the
president will leave Washington Jan.
uary 2S. and will return February 4.
In addition to formal addresses the
president Is expected to speak brief
~ at several cities and towns through,
which he will pass.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-27
Truce a Ruse to Oct Time.

Rome Premier Miouchkocitch OF
Montenegro who said King Nicholas
had prepared documents Qualifying
the conduct OF himself and his min.
listers In regard to the peace negoHa.
tons with Austria, is quoted In dis.
patch from Brindisi 20 the stefni
News Agency as saying that Monte.
negro arranged q truce with Austrta
as p ruse 10 enable her TO gain time.
After tho capture og Mount I.oycen
ty fsio, n knstriarss the Premier 10 re.
855ttf tlpge gsfds thia Yays 3tli8