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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Sin iucmie uudlecIaIicn.
Gle 9IuSOc6nlug ser &inOerla1-
munas Gpioemie in Nelu-gorf

Gle 9tuSOebnng ser &inOerlab-
mungs GpiOemie in 9lcu-yorf.
95ew gorf, %. Suli, SSSn ben
nit beute @loraen 10 llbr abgeihlol-
ienen "a StlrOen bat 0ie &noerlob-
milngs @piOemie IN Oieier StoOt
Gin leidtes glodloiien ge5eigt, iomobl
ipoS sic SoOeSf0ae ais ipos Die neil'
en- Grfranflngen anbelangt. SIS tar
ben in Scr genonnten @eriooe %
Ginoer an ser oerbeerenoen Selhe'
nG6reno tt5 neue Sale 5lr gln5eige
fomen 9lm oorbergebenOen Sage gob
cs 80 EooeSidae uO 1875 neue grfran.
tlugen.
Gie @eIommt5obl ser Safe bon
GinoerId6mng icit Oem 9egim Der
GpiOemie Dor ettpo @tonotSirilt be.
IGuit Iib iest in @roB9leiu-Dort out
2S79; BON oieicn iino 6iSber 594
t0Otlid perlouien.
@eIuuObeitsbeomten meroeu III
Oen 1rmereu Sbeilen ser Stoot picle
ShmieriQfeiten BON Niittern mo
@dtern bereitet, sic iiH ser lleber'
fiibrlna ibrer Giroer noH Solpitd'
lern ipioerieBen. 100 iie beiier bebon'
oelt peroen fonnen uno wo i6re &lo.
Iirunq oa3u beitrGat Die 9lnSbrei
hnn Anr Eselhn 8ll hnrhinAern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Nir 0nnstmir lunr nffcn.

Syn 0ie g8obnung BON %drrD s.
0cIAcn 9Sr. 1912, gioro- Gborlcs-
StroBe, murOc in Der Oergongcnel
g1u6t eingcbro6en. 0ie 9iebc crbci.
tcten S6nuldlo6cu I'M @ertbe bon
iibcr 5000. Sr. Gel6cn berihtete
eeitern i'm Yoli6ei-Souptqiortier,
Bob oie SoiiStbiir Oeriebcntlid am
Somltog 9lbeno often gelolien wor,
&eribicoenc @elcinpoIioiiten orbei4
ten an Ger 9luffIGring oeS Sales.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
NnMNnltimnre Amid ae6radlt.

OctcftiD yE0bler flbr geltern yIocD-
nliftoq nod 9lnnopoliS no brobte
sen % Sabre olten Sol. 9. Sintom
ser bort ouf @rnlh Der bieligen Ec-
li8ei pceeu oeS ougebli1en Dieb-
1toblS eincs g(n6uges, ocn er iih bier
in 6eul Soulc Str. 527, gtorO- -6re.
mont.9(beuuc, pdbreuo er sort iuobn,
tc, ongeeignet baben ioll, Oerboftet
iuoroen mar, nod Baltimore ouriid.
0inton mltroe nod ser norOweltli@cn
9Soli0eiItotion gebro6t mo cr beute
sem Ri1ter ooreefiibrt werOen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Grbcm Scin6t
@arp 0nu6ar 6iutcrIicf $4,000,

@oli5eimori1oll Garter er6ielt
gelteru eineu 9rief bon 9e6tsanwalt
GIorfe @id aus 9lelp 9orf, in mel.
bem er erilcbt miro, noh eoentliel-
len &erpanoten Der perItorbenen
6rau NfarD 3. Ounbor, oie audi I'M.
ter Dem yfamen &ote Smith befannt
mar, 81 iori6en. 6rau Dunbar
Itorb I'M Sabre 1907 in g}ep Yorf
lno iie 6interl6Bt Gin @ermogen bon
iin9efGbr $4,000, oas nod nidt
pertbeilt mer0en fonntc, Oa iie an.
IbeinenO feline oireften geu6fommeu
beiist. Der @otte bon 6rou Oun.
bar mar angeblib bel Der Singer
9idbmai1inen-Go. oneeitellt. sic
erlanete I'M Sabre 1880 einen 9leile.
paB mo eing nod Guba. S6r g(ui.
ent6ultsort mar Damn fir lGneere
Belt nbefonnt. Sic fam anlbei.
nen0 einige Sabre Dor ibrenI Sooe
nod 2lmerifo 5uriid. 90 Iie 6ei'ul
GrIauaen oes 9leiiepaiies i6ren @e-
6urtsort ais Baltimore angeeeben
bat, 1T ReAtSnnpoIt sSid Der 9ln-
i6t, OaB iie UieIlei1t bier einige
@crmmote bciibt oie ii6 I'M Die
@erItorbene nicbt befiimmert bat
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

tiaerie nabm OaS8omboroement bon
9fiDo. 9toeo unO &ooerto mieOer aili.
9lui ser &oiino 6ront umo ouf
oem @onnui @Ioteou beorGngt III.
Iere SSninnterie Sen SeinO, uuo mir
mohteu Sortihritte aui oen 9Ib66n.
gen OeS Mlonte 3e6io, 100 uniere III.
peutruppeu nit groBer 9ropour etli.
de @r1ben eritiirmten 120 @eian.
gene mnhteu mo Elm Wlnibinenge.
me6r erbeuteteu.
SSn Sen Golomiten SmiiCben oen3u.
gGnaen Oes Grepigno mo Gismon.
Sboles, itirmten mir Oie itarfenStel-
lunaen OeS W1onte Gopolo53a unO
Nlonte Golbriccon uo6uen orei Gi.
fi5iere, 142 SolOateu gefaneen mo
erbcilteteu 5wei 3auouen etliheGro.
benoeidiite uno cine groBe Nleuge
BON Nlunition lmO g9oifen.
9ln ser oberen 9oite ua6m sic
ieinOlibe 9lrtilerie Oie 9eihieBune
BON Gortiuo uno 9lmpe5so micOer
ouf; iniere 9lrtinerie outiportete
Ourh ein 9om6aroement aif Cob
lad, Billion uno Snuihen.
9Iui ser ii6rieen 6ront ereieuetC
lib nihtS BON 9eOentuue.~
Sulguren broudeu ange b
lid ShubG
@ern, Shmei5. %. Suli ~ 9iod
bier einsetroiienen 9eridten bober
ole gulgoreu lmo Teutiheu unge
fG6r cine 6oIbe MliQiou Mum iu9e
reitidoft fir eiueu 9lneriff ouf Ga
lonifi.
1ie ar0Bte Sbmieriafeit. neIh,
sic 9uIaoren couirontirt, lit ouaeb
lib ser NIonsel an Shubmerf Gil
Shwei5er 9lr5t, ser ioeben aus q
Tia 8uriidsefe6rt iit ioa Die 9e6oup
tlmg auiaeiteQt bobeu OoB minoe
items sic S6lfte ser bulaoriid,el
Streitfrdfte feline Shube bat, I'M
ooB oud Sic buIgoriide GipiI6eU0Ite
rlng empiinolih inter Dem Nionae
al Shubperf leioet, Gin @oa'
Sdu6e ion in 9illgorien augeblid
SIS imo mebr foiteu
Souriiten. mo NiilitGr Shub
ioaen bon $2S bis $50 pro @oor to
item rnO ioeor 81 oieiem 9SreiS foun
81 boben icir
Die biIlgariihe Regierung bat an
geblih fir cine Gaioutit6t eeOer 8
0os &hrO anae6oteu ooh obne Gr
/ foIa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
%6untaitiIdc 8afuuTtStranmc riues
TrauSnIen.

Wlit 0en mogIiheu Solgcn eines
,,oor5eitigen" iSrieOens beiaBt iih
Camille Wloucloir i'm @etit 9licois
unO fomnlt 5u Dem ShnB, oaB
wem 5rontrei6 iih nit Dem sta.
tus quo" olio obne gliaB.Sotbrin.
een, beeniiaen miiBte. oieier 6rieoe
iiir Srontrci6 cine grrethne aus
imeloubliher @eiabr4 beOeuien mir
Sc. Ser fran8oiiibe Siea on DER
Wlornc babe oie 9tie0erlaae non lotO
luetteemaht lmo an 6rantreld soaS
ereItae einer eroBeu miIitarIlnen
Nladt 3urildaeaepen Suo'Nu w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Wliiflid a6Qelamfem.

Charles 9ernou 90 Sabre alt
bon glr. 1i9, gtoro.Gobinlon-StraBe
pilroe 9eitern @lorgen Oerlebt ais
Elm @oggon Der ,,Gereiniaten Stra-
Benba6n" al ser 2ombaro- ino Z.
StraBe entoleiitc. @r muroe no6
Dem Mercp Soipital ocbrodt. Seine
%erlebungen iino ni1t i6ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
NentIdle WricfliIte.

Sm 6ieiaen SnuptpoItont befin-
oen Ib 9rieie fir iolacnoc @eriou-
men Oeutlhen 9Iomens: 90. 6rieo-
Manu. 2. @olo, Goter &. Sainer,
5ront &eIler, 6r6ulein SeSliu, 9.
9tiHaro unO Srau S. W1iller.
ma1tSs sslnfall uno ionf unter,. ols
ole beioen porgenonnten Wfdnner iic
bemerften ino i1Icimieit ans 2ono
bradtcu. Dod erbolte iie iid nod)
einiger 8eit uno muroe nod Dem
@anie ihrer SMipeiter aebradht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

Gbrlid. .Dir 9iuiien lNo
ood cbrliter oils ole Deutihenl"
r9louu2~ 46reilihl Nic Nuiien
boben ooh oue 2onoitrihe, Die lie
eenommen boben pieoer 8urnd ge.
eeben; mos aber sic Eaitihru ueb.
men, beholteu hel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
@eiterc &rieSsberi6te
@ngIon0S glntmort in
g8 ibington ange.
4 n m m N

M q | bington, %. SSuli UT
@nglanoS N}emoranoum be5iiglid
ser 9el6logna6me BON &oitiadeu
muroe beute inn Stauts. .0eparte.
ment empfaugen uuO miro morgen
Dem iteQoertretenoen Staats.Sefre.
tar Eolt iiberge6en merOen. 9eomte
oes 0epartements laien oas Sbriit.
itiid beute 9lbenO oird. Ger SSnbalt
bebanOelt aber mir ipe5ifilbe Be
i6weroen; ieOe GiShiiiiou be5iisliA
Der in SSrage fommen0eu Yriu5ipien
puroe pernieoen. @s purOe auee-
oeutet, OaB @oibiustou lh MIR nit
elmer orrdgreifenoen 9enOermg Der
9ebanollng neiltraler @oitiaden iei.
tens Der britii1en llutorit1ten 5u.
irieoen geben miro.
Ter Yeriht Ser @uiien.
PETERSBURG %. Suli. Gas
ruiiiide &riees 9iireau ioet in iei.
mem beute Oer0ffentli9ten ofii5ieaen
@ericbt.
nSSu ser 9ligo @egeno bo6eu ii1
inteniiUe 9lrtiaerie GueQe 5ugetra.
gen.
glorO0itlid BON Smorgon. so Nlei-
len oitlib BON 9ilna. periu6ten Oic
IeutIben in ser 9IG6e Oes Oorfes
aortDi6i nit Ser 9lbiid5t por3uoriu-
gen oie i6nen geitern bon ms a6-
gcnommenen Stellungen ipieoer Slt
ne6men, Oos 6euer ltnierer glrtilerie
5pong iie ieOod 5um 0iiid5ug 9lae
peiteren Gerinde Oes 6einOeS, 5n
@egenangrifien 81 ibreiten, 6rodeu
inter imierem @epebr. inO glrtillc.
rieieuer 5uianmen.
9lm StofboO, i'm Giitrift BON 3oc.
nei 9ere5inoca griii ser 6einO am
9l6enO I'M 8 ll6r aL muBte iid6 aber
5itriid5iebeu.
Sn Dem Giltrift bon @orof6tD. "A.
tarop, an ser StroBe bon Gelatpu
na6 gloramomoros 35iget babeu
mir fiinf 0ffi5ierc, elmer Oooon ciu
9otaiaous Gonmonoeur unO 493
Monu gefangen genommeu nnO bier
Wlaidlinenaemebre ero6ert.
SSn oeu Garpot6en regnete mo
Idneite eS.
Ole augebli6en grfolge
Scr Huiien.
9on0on 90. Suli. Cine Ge-
peI6e aus &eterSburg an Oos &ell'
ter.9iireou iogt:
n9lui Dem linfen 8liieel Ser SIN
len. Sront in Der Niga @eeenO ba
ben Sic &uiien oneeblicb fiinf Nlet
len ou 9ooeu aeipomen. General
bon 9inIineen's fiir5liheu @erlIiiC
am StDr uno an ser 9ipu meroer
ouf mmOeitens $4,000 geldGst.
Ole &uiien iino I'M 9egrifie, il
oie norooItlibe Gde bon @oli5ier
ein5uoringen, Gle 9lrmeeu Oes Sc
nerolS 906m grmoui mo Oes @e
nerols @rof 9otbmer limo ioruo6
i'm 9torOen ipie i'm SiiOeu ourd
| Slanfeuberpeglngen beOrobt
Die bon oeu ruiliiheu Sruppel
eingenonmenen Sobeu liegen mn I
@ieilen BON Dem Soben5uge Der Scar
pot6cn uno Der ingariihen @ren3v
IN Ser 9iidtmg bon @luromoroS
S5ieet."
a. Nn4in,n ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

- -
Gan 9Intonio. 90. SSuli. ~
9Idt N3Gnner tpurOen 6elte Ieidt
uerlebt, ais Elm Gmieronten3ua nit
einen Eruppeu transport in 9ap
Gitp, Geras, an Ser 81. Souis,
Brownsville II. Wlerifo 9abn 5ll.
ionmqnItieB. @ier Der @l6nner &c.
boren su oem 9. Battalion ser erlten
M}iunelota 9lrtiGerie, oif ibrem @e.
oe nod @ropnspiIle. Ger Wiinneio-
ia Eruppen Eransport bielt an I'M
@olier ein5une6men, ais ser @oHa.
gierSug in Oenielben bineiniubr.
g9ie I'M 6ieiigen @uortiermeiiter.
Tepartcment geiogt miro. lit Dies Ocr
critic llnfoa, ser ii6 bel Oen EronS.
bort BON etpa 100000 Niili5eu nod
ser @reuse creignet Bat.
DteSogO uuf @ilIa.
can gntouio, %. SSiili.
9lmcrifoniihe 0ifi5iere tbeilen uidt
sic optimiitiitben 9luiibtelt Ser Gar
ran5a Sfii5icrc, BOB gino in Die
Gnge aetrieben miro. Sen. 9ea'S
6eutiger 9eritt beiogt, OoB giIlu
Eorrcon ni6t onaegriffen nod bic
GerbiuOmg 5miideu Eorreon ma
ser @ren5e imter6rohen bat, ionoern
ooB er Dor ieds Eoeen our6 oed
Stoot Durango in ser Hihtlm9 onl
Sorreon moribirt lit. @ilo ion an
II. Sui IN DnOe, Durango, geipeler
iein uno liA oui sen @|arif mad
Sorreon por6ereitet bo6en Ser meb
rere Gage in glniprud genommer
6oben piirOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Gtarb iM u1eNcrina.NaMsN.

SSm Dierien Sf0dmert 0es uEeDe.
rine.SnllieS" brad eeltern 9toduHt'
tag ser 46 Sabre alte YauI 9fililell
pl0eIid 5ulommeu. Gr puroe nad)
Dem 0@erc0-Soipitol" eebrubt, 100
er bon Sen 9[er6ten fir toot erflGrt
puroe. Coroner 9iileD bonn mitt-
leren0iIhift Itellte cine llnteriuhung
an uno fono, ooB &uIlea eineS notilr-
li6en Sooes eeItorbeu mar. Ser
2eidnom wuroe na1 Der Wtorgue ge-
brndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Ole Operotionen i'm
&aufufuS.

" u ~ 2.
8eter8burG 90. Suli.-Dos
ruiiiiHe &riegSburecu meloet beoiig.
lid ser Sample i'm &uufoius;
n9Im llfer OeS S6par8en @teeres
boben mir beoeuten0e 6ortihritte
eemodt. g9ir boben cine eroBe 9ln.
0obl bon @efongenen eemodt uno
oie Stoot Giolfit. .Gbeftlif, nobe Dem
Smiie gibit.Srmofd, erobert. Nlab
beftieen &Gmpfen boben mir Oie
Sto0t son i'm Shtrm eenonmen uno
linO iiiOIid bon BORT crbeblih Dor-
eeriidt.
SSn ser Hihtuue bon Gr5ingen bo.
ben mir oen Gltpbrot eefreu6t.
SIN 0iitrift BON @lolto 2etir.
Gerri in Der gidhns bon @aorlI,
oltliA bonn 8eoobu5o DiItrift boben
mir @eiedte init itortcn tiirtiiheu
Sruppenmaiien ouseefodten."
Ole o6Iigoten Eartoren.
20 0ungen.
2on0on, %. SSlli. - Ser Nloi-
lGnoer Correspondent Oes .GoiIn Ec-
IeQropb" 6cridtet, OoB cine ernitcEa-
nit einem oaeemeiuen Groous Der
@epSlferung bon @roOp, @ali5ien
poralSgina no Oemnddit Oie 0ui-
fen ermartet peroen.
Oto6 g9iener 3eitungeu iollen 1S,,
600 %erIoncn sic StoOt uerIoiien bo'
ben, in Ser angeblidb MIR etipo 1OC
Tomilien Der6Iieben iinO,
Tie 5liihtlinge ba6en iiH sum
aroBten S6eile noh 9emberg NM
8loc5op begeben, pie Ser Gorreipon
bent be6mtptet.
Stoliener bennipruh Ell
6ortidritte.
Som, %. SSuli. Gie Stalienel
nleIoeu in i6rem 9eridte peitere er
folse eegeu Oie Selierreiher, lpE'
iolgt:
.Tie 9lrtinerie 6eioer Setter i
I'M 9aooriuo H6ole th6tia gepelen
Die 9atterie'u OeS 6einoeS belhonel
Slpio 100 eiu @ripat Soipital be
ldaoiQt muroe. llniere idmere slr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
suf spiritnOicm OerfaMft babem.

SUH GPTIIINUItW UtFFUNIF DWUVI'
Seracont g9eber uno 9Soli8iIt
0onoboe bonn n0rOliMeu 0iltritt
orangen geitcrn glbeno in Ole @ob-
nung ser 9legerin Wlinnie Butler,
O4r. 2Ot2, @1aion-StroBe, Elm lno
perboftcten oieieIbe inter Der gln-
I6uloigung, onoeblib Spirituoien,
obne cine S6onflicen5 6il beliten
perfouft ou boben. Ole Holi5iitcn
botteu ucrlhieoene gleger bcobo6tet,
sic oos Sous Scr 9teeerin betraten
rno BORT ongeblicb gegcn 8edoblune
Spiritloien erlongten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Die Gage in @Icgifu.
@encrol Ereoiuo nod stoOt @lerifo
beruieu. &ein @runO fir oie-
len Shriit augege6eu Gier
Nlili5iolOoten OerIebt. Sic
Soeo ouf Giao.

g9ai6iuqton %. Suli-@ene-
raj Sacinto Srepino, Scr @omman.
oerr Ser Garroma Eruppen i'm
noro0itliHen Nlerifo, lit nod Staot
Merito oeriebt worOen. Seine Stelle
miro, minoeIteuS 6eitmeilig, BON @e-
neral 2tiS Serrera, Gommanoeur
Der @orniIon BON Gbi6uubua, einge-
nommen wcrOen Gepeiben BON @e-
neral @ell an Oas &riegSoeporte.
ment nit oieler @leloung ent6alten
feline Grfldrlng iibcr sen @rilnO ser
Geriebung lmO 9lrmeeoiii5iere moren
iiber cine 10 wibtige %eronoerlmg
5u oieier 3eit eritulnt.
General Srepino bat Die @onlpaane
acgcn oie gonoiten in Gbi6unbua
peri0nliCb oeleitet unO eS miro mei-
items ieinem Ginfluiie 5ugel6rie6en,
ooB Oie Gorran5o Sutppen ibren
5eIo5ug gegen 9illa uno onoere
9anoiten in 10 aroBem WlaBitabe ge-
hi6rt baben.
General 9elrS Gepei6e beiagt,
BOB General Serrero begierig lit Die
N'inen unO onoere SnOultriebetrie6e
in chihuahua iobalo ais mogIid
mieoer in &6dtiafeit 81 ie6eu
Sier Mlili5iolOoten bel
3ug- Golliiionper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

~ o. - - y -
UoB mon beim 9aoen iebr bors
llDtle iein nnB, oeiot mieOer ein
%oll, weI6er lib eeitern creignetc.
Selonoers loateu 2eute NIT idwober
@orperbiloung o0er lolde, melhe nit
ellem Scr0febler bebaftet iino, li6
ll'Wt ooou OerIciten laiien longe Di'
'ull0en 6ll ibminimen ooer iih iiber.
po'lpt gu iibcronIren9en 90 oieieS
lel@t ooie 6olocu 5citigen fam. Sralt
Sa0ers bon Scr. 1913, 9(isquitbItraBe,
pore 9elteru bei'm 8aOen an Ger
0ort W'cSenrD. Bead beinobe ertrul-
Ten, lno mn Dem reht5eitieen Gin
9rellen bon Solepb Dugon uno Gbos.
S'nlD bat Tie es 81 per0onfen Dob
lle beute nod inter oen 2ebenocr
peIlt Sic erlitt namlid einen Ohm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05

q regiment OF Canadians in the battle Of
81. julien I'm Flanders. hastily organized
fire brigade OF members OF the house
and attendants and fought the flames
with lines OF hose IN the corridors. but
could make no headway. The blaze spread
80 fast that when the ottawa fire de-
partment arrived the building was
doomed. Aid was summonded from Mon
treal. but as a special train laden with
fire apparatus and company or fire.
ment was leaving that city about mid
night the call was countermanded.
The tall. central tower Of the Pariism-
entsry building fell at 1;9O a. m. today
and at about the same time three or four
men were crushed beneath the falling
roof Of one Of the wings ny 3 o'clock
the flames were rolling through the
senate building. but the firemen believed
the library would be saved.
The parliament building included com
tral building with two wings. in all $40
feet in length, with a tower 30 feet high
and library buildings IN the rear. Many
valuable sculptures. paintings and decora-
tions adorned it's rooms and corridors, II
was erected IN 1866. OF cream-colored
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05

sandstone. on a bluff rising $50 feet above
the Ottawa river.
Library. BuiIding r. saved.
one Of the most stubborn fights OF the
whole fire was that made TO save the
library building. which is one OF the most
beautiful on the continent. and the fight
was successful. While the fire burned
the passage from the reading room up
to the walls Of the library its progress
was STAYED there. No damage was done
TO the building, but considerable loss to
the books. particularly those which were
in the basement, was caused by water.
The fire was under control about 8
O'Clock, though several streams were still
being played on the interior.
Morning did not reveal any casualties
other than those reported last night.
Nine. Bray ana Mime. MorIn., who were
caught and suffocated in a room, and
the three men who are thought to be
buried under fifteen feet OF debris. COM
prise the list They we're, caught when a
turret at the north side Of the building
fell Mr.. Loggie, who was reported miss
ing. is now believed to have escaped As
yet the debris where the three men are
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05

believed to be buried. has not been re-
moved.
The fire started in the reading room OF
the House OF Commons. Colonel Sher-
wood says there is absolutely no ground
for rumors that the fire was Of incendiary
origin.
1T started right under the nose 81
policeman" ne added.
The fire spread with amazing rapidity.
but thls may be explained by the con
tentes OF the room, such as papers and
light tables.
The report Of warning having been
received from Providence two weeks aso
is officially denied.
The central part OF the main building.
including the chambers Of both the Com
mons and Senate. was destroyed, but the
front and end walls are apparently IN
good shape, though experts will have TO
determine the structural damage Both
he east and west ends Of the building
are little damaged, with the exception
" the roofs and top floors. The towers
were completely ruined, the supersttuct-
ure falling with a crash though the
masonry still stands. ......
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
NEW BUILDINGS
FOR CITY SCHOOLS
Board Committee Decides to Advise
Immediate Sale Of Half
Million Bonds.
COMMERCE HIGH IN PROSPECT

AZ the regular meeting Of the
Board Of Education next Monday
evening the buildings and grounds
committee will recommend immedi-
ate sale Of $500. 900 school bonds,
being the unsold half OF an issue Of
81, 900, 900 authorized by the voters
last spring. The first half was sold
last summer.
At a meeting OF the committee
yesterday afternoon II was decided
TO recommend the early commence
ment Of the building program out
lined at the time the bond proposi-
tion was submitted.
II is proposed TO enlarge and remodel
Central school on Dodge street to accom-
modate the High School OF Commerce.
making the remodeled institution ade-
uuate for 1000 students. This plan con-
templates moving the Fort School for
Boys to the present High School of Com
merce on Leavenworth street and en-
larging the vocational features Of the
boys school.
With the High School OF Commerce 10
Gated on the present Central school site
II would be possible 10 utilize certain de-
partments Of Central High school for the
convenience of the commercial students,
for instance. household arts.
The new building program decided on
yesterday includes new schools for Park,
Clifton Hin. Druid Hill and Henry w.
Yates sites; also additions to lincoln and
Franklin schools and completion of the
f0ur-room unit at the Bancroft site to q
regulation sixteen-room building.
Tentative plans for Park and Clifton
Hill schools call for buildings having six
teen clasa rooms and kindergarten, man.
uai training and assembly rooms
Druid Hill site will be improved with
building Of twelve class rooms and ad-
ditional departmental rooms
Four new class rooms and auditorium
will be added to Franklin school.
In Its completed forp,. Bancroft school
will have sixteen class rooms. kindergar-
ten and manual training departments and
assembly hall.
The new Clifton Hill school will be al
Forty-fifth and Maple streets.
II is expected the committee will b,
ready Monday evening to report favor
ably on a new school for the Field clul
district. the location probably to be a
Thirty-sixth and Walnut streets and th,
building TO be an eight-room structure.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Francisco Villa Is
Reported Located

EL PAso. Tex, Feb. t-~Franoisco
villa was located today near Tule. about
fifty miles caat OF Gailego. according to
General Gavira. commandant AZ Jaare1.
General Cavira dispatched 100 men 10
reinforce those aent out yesterday
towards Bosque Bonlko. ana aid In the
capturs or determination OF the villa
band.
A large force Of bandits attacked q
small de faeto government garrIson ct
Mpcteznma. on the main line OF the Mexi-
can Central railway. about 100 miies south
Of n Paso. late today. according 70 adj
Vices received here. The garrison was
compelled to retire. before the assault.
Il was said.
Advices from chihuahua stated that
when Villa held up the southbound
Mexican Central train last Monday and
killed General ornclss. he searched the
train for the purpose OF finding and
killing Americans.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Three Millions of
Russ Fall in War

LONDON. Feb. s--The Russians them
selves calculate their casualties thus far
at 100000 and say 100000 German and
Austrian prisoners have been sent 10 the
interior OF Russia. according to a Copen-
hagen dispatch to the Exchange ,Teie-
graph company. The CopenhRsen corre-
spondent apparently drew his information
from the American Red cross detaeh-
ment. which has been serving many
months at the Russian front. and which,
he says. sailed from Bergen yesterday
for New York
The dispatch says the members OF the
detachment described the hospitals Of
Russia as admirable in work ana equip
ment. - ~
It is said Russia no longer needs foreign
assistance IN hospital work. although
many physicians from other countries are
still at the front F4r,s d.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-05
Man Dies After
Losing Both Legs

Tom Hcomahos, Greek section hand.
IS years OF age. died Thursday from a
shock. following an accident In the
Union Pacific yards. when both his legs
were cut off by train.
They man was working with others.
when he was run down and hurt. He
was taken TO St, Josephs hospital and
attemded by Drs. n. ]. Updegraff and
=. y. HYDE. the shock and loss of blood
caused hla death shortly afterwards. be-
fore he could give a coherent statement
or the happening. Coroner Crosby took
charge OF the body and will hold an In
quest. Hconahos. roomcd at sls South
Sixth, street.