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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-11

tlate for him if all American league clubs waive.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-11

SACRED HEARTS.
 Luddy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-11

Suit or OyerGoat tailored to your personal measure and low and$2
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
PRIZE CREW FROM GERMAN SUBMARINE
| IN COMMAND IN TRIP ACROSS OCEAN
CAP TAIN OF VESSEL FIRED | SHOT,
But STOPPED WHEN He THOUGHT
OF THE PASSENGERS ABOARD

days after leaving Dakar. British Africa.
en route ~ plymouth. Eng. She carried
her original passengers and lbs persons.
said NV have been taken from other Nc--
~cl~ by the Germans. She carries = total
ui 42l persons. including the crew
~ one IN permitted to board the ship.
nor n amy one permitted IN ~ ashore and
small boats can not 80 to the vessels side,
The vessel entered the port under the
name of Ills Majesty Ship Appam i'm
dicating thc Germans may contend INV W.
~el b. a German anXiharv cruiser.
Lieutenant Berg after leaving the ship
today consulted with ,he German consul
al Norfolk. placing himself Under the con
~ul'~ orders. lie talked with German Am
ha~~ador Won Bern~tortf III Washington by
long distance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
SAYS
MAN ARRESTED AT
VANN'S REQUEST.
SHERIFF or CAMERON CO. LEAVES
FOR ST. LOUIS TO EXTRA
DlTE PRISONER.
WELL KNOWN TEXAS MUSIC MAN
AND INSURANCE AGENT SAYS
WORK or HIS ENEMIES.

81 LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. L. Frank G..
Levine. arrested here yesterday al the re-
quest a sheriff ". r. Nan ut Browns
vile Texas on . charge Of embezzlemept,
attributes hi~ arrest to spite work A
harp letter written bv l.eyhe to IN
man connected with an insurance compan,
at Waco. Texas ~ bciirycd IN Lcyhc to
have aroused desire for revenge, culmi-
rating in hi- arre-t
Lcyhe. who Is !, mcmber Of the Levhe
family that controls the Eagle Packet
Company here. fcrmcrly was Texas rep
re~entative WI the Aeulian Mli-ic Company.
at whose ofiicc hc wst- arrested, lmt took
"A position with the insurance company
According 20 l.evhe hc. prior to coming to
81. Ions. signed over to the insurance
companN notes aggregating ~2nUO, the
greater part due HIN IN commi- ~ions. L be-
lug understood that r6n due the company
should be- taken from collections on the
notes. Leyhe signed WAIVER to return
immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
FOUR FUNERALS
OF SOLDIERS IN
THE CITY TODAY
WITH FINDING or BODY OF SERGT.
OWEN Il. CLEMENTS ALL THE
DROWNED ACCOUNTED FOR.
BODIES SHIPPED THIS AFTERNOON
TO HOMES IN NORTH. EAST.
SOUTH AND WEST.

At } o'clock tlr- afternoon there took
place ~ the IlmkleN undertaking parlur~
the funerals of the four United States sol
rlier- drowned IA the affair last "Wednesday
al Proereso when they were members oi
\ party ~ United States soldiers bent on
rescuing two. Of their comrade- who they
believed were ~ danger NJ their lives while
IN the hands of Mcxic;sas
With Che finding Yesterday afternoon ".
the body of Sergeant owen l.. Clement Of
Battery ID. Fourth Field Artillery. ahoul one
mile below where the other three bodies
were foind s,n the day previous. aud abuut
six rniiss from where the drownine~ oc-
CURED. aif. lhr men sacrificed III the sad
-s4asr ffrf arsarsssssi for S,i.eant Gle
.ment's body was brought IL Brownsville
bate hast night aud emhalmed and prepared
for shipment
The body 81 Sergeant Clement " heine-
shipped to ms home ~ Barrats. ga The
body ot Corporal Michael II. Ring of Bat
terry u. i bcing sent f. Lenoy. Mass. for
intcEmenf The body of Private Harry A.
Rhode Of the artillery j. being sent t.
Cherry Creek. M ~ and the body III Fri
vatc Charles u. Best of the Twelfth cav
AIRY. will 80 ~ Seattle. Wash
The soldiers were given military
funeral. the -ervice~ over the remains heina
conducted BY Chaplalu John r. Chcnoweih
of the Fourth United State infantry The
Fourth infantry hahd played the funeral
music. and The escort and ruInpeter were
trom Troop y "a the THIRD cavalry The
three corpnral4 from the machine gun
troop ut the Third cavalry. two ~crgcant~
and three corperal- from Troop & ot the
.cavalry and two ~er-caui~ from Troop =
of the cavalry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
NEWPORT, ARK, FLOODED AND
THREE-F0URTHS PEOPLE LEAVE
FOR OTHER T0wNs-0TH-
ERS URGED TO GO.
EVERY LARGE CITY ADJACENT TO
FLOODED DISTRICT is BE-
ING FILLED WITH MANY
REFUGEES.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. I.-Thc
gravity w thc Arkansas river flood district
increased today with tine breaking of Two
additional railroad lcvcc~. one Al Newport.
flooding the town. which went out early
lhi~ morning. and the other ~ McClclland
reported broken at r'clork
Every large ,ity adjacent ~ the flor,l
area ~ filling with refugees. Cries of dis-
trc~~ came from the Fort Smith vicinity.
and relief y being Sent.
The Arkan~'.~ meets thr Mie~i--irp AMI
the waters nack M sixty miles from the
mouth - the Arkansas. breaking the lr,vr
~ the Cummin~' state farm. i j. believed
,the administration buildings M The farm
were carried away by the waters
The eastern part NJ Pine BluII l. under
water.
Iron Mountain trains are running Itum
twelve I" thirty hour- bate. oiher railroad
-ay their mann tine trnvcl wv unhamprred
although traffic on branches u retarded
Three fuurIh- ~ INV population VA Nrv
port. ON The Nliie river. have fled, and
police are guarding deserted residence
and urging the departure of the other rir
zcn~. Supplies Ior twenty Iamlie- aud
500 head "a livestock ARE needed M Wat
sons. whcrr the complete destruction W.T.
The town AIN threatened M the irNrr- bt
tween prudlcton nnd Red Fork owe away
Efforts tn send sacks and reinforcement
by hoat ~ Tie lcvcc workers i've mle
away Yesterday inrcd when the boat. car
~i2ed ~ the -wirline waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Sheriff IN Go For priSaneF,

Shcrinf M z Vahn Feave tia fi.rtu,r
Ion An~nn and ST. Louis. Mo- Mr. Vanh
was notified thi- morning thai Prank
Leyhe. wanted ia -Canrren county % "a
charge ~ -windline. had hrcn ARRESTED M
the 81 Louis oilrcrs. Il h. alleged that
icyhe collected ahoni so III insurance
premiums fnr WacorfnsnSance company
and had not turned the money over ID the
company. The complaint 'chareeS thar the
default wa- made ou March -. 1915.
Levine il vented on similar charge IN
Nuecc> and Bee counties. Fxiradition
papers signed bN the sheriff. the county
attorney and .uSiice - The Peace II. /.
Kirk. we're drawn ar ttis morning MIR
Nann will iake.ibe papers 9th him - Aus
TN in. tltc Signature ~ the governor Dur
ine the aisence ~ Nr. Nanls BIZ ollice viii
bc III charge ot tiief DapntN H. H. Barnes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. 1.-The
BRITISH passenger liner Appam. missing for
some time. arrived IN Hampton Roads early
th~ morning lying The German flag. II
il sand that prize crew from q German
Submarine l. III charge The Appam'~
name was painted out ~ the liner, hut wa-
plainly visible on lifc boats.
4 large number NJ passengers are
aboard. including women and British CO.
lorial officers.
The Arnam sailed from natar. West
Africa. tor Pl,mnuth. England When fuur
days ont her wirclc-- communication
ceased aId wv further word was heard.
Later reports said steamers had passed n
hfrboai with 'Appam" painted on one side.
Il was feared the ship bad gone down in
severe storm. VI possibly had cncount-
erred German submarine. Ordinarily the
sppam would have reached Plymouth
January n
There are 155 oi the original British
crew aboard and lGs PASSENGER Twenty
fso German are -aid - have been trans
terred From -ubnarnr ta ihc Steamer
and l2s prisoners of the Germans captured
III Aca raids. The Appam ha- one three
inch Gun aboard. Captain HARRISON of the
liner sand when the -ubnari approached
the vessel he fred one shot. but stopped
on account w the large number ~ pa-~en-
gers aboard
The Ship i~ commanded ~ y German
przc crew OF twenty two men under Lien
tenant Berg. The Appam was captured
nn the Canary Islands January III four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

LONDON. Feb. IL Il@Lrensh loal morr
GROUND ~ hand grenade enc, fae
Sommc feaon. accordine to ia, Berlin ni-
fetal statement The Germans also report
successful air raid un the depot 40 Na-
lon,ki The situation III Ergeum ~ re-
ported mofe >erioua Ion the Turk than
previnusly There are sand "a Ia 80 900
men under Field Marshal won der Goltz
locked up in the city with only two week
of provision on hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Austrian Subs Cleared
or Guilt In Persia Case

NtSIIINGTON. -. e.. Feb l.-.Io-
Scph rnnulty secretary to the president
annsunccS the rcreipi of q message from
-Amha assador rcniicld III Vienna that the
Austrian fofcien oillc SAYS no Austrian
submarines III The Mediterranean were
responsible fnr the sinking of the Brit
i>h liner Persia. Secretary Tumulty
asks Ambassador Mnrecnihcau at con.
Stantincpls u ascertain IL Turkish
submarine sank the ship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

III must ~ remembered that the city lsa~
taken over the sever plant and that i Will
inents to the system which ~ this time Il
w difficult ~ e~tin.it,. bui which max co-t
~ much a. S50n0. including such rxtgn-
sions a. viii " required 81 tie city
FL D. also going ~ ~ necessary io con
struct something il The way Ut an mem
orator for the disposal of the city's gar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Wore Army Uniform To
Gain Admission To Be
Near President; Held

CHICAGO. Ill. Feb. J. Scmund
Wi>nicw>ki. arrested last night ~ the
stage where President Wilson spoke. ex
planned ia the pulicc today that ~ wore
an army uniform to gain admission io
hear President Wilson speak. ~ cnt-
cred fhr hall a. 4 pari nf the presidents
escort Papers w foreign languages
were found cn,hln apd he j. being dr
tainrd for further investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Heiress Whereabouts Are Unknown

Los ANGELES. Cal.. Feb. | I'm fln
wll of Savanna Blanche WpIf-kill. pro-
haicd today. 50.nn0 i- lrit tu ihr tamil,
WY thc decreased husband muihci Th.
whereabouts ot ihc brnrfrinrir- are nn
known. The maker WV thc wilf d,d WV
know ANYTHING further than that thr mnid
cu name oi thc beneficiary wa- A-hrrei
'fhe money wH- placed in tri-t until
claimed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley IVY issued by the United state
weather bureau ~ New nrlcan-
Tonight. iair. freezing wiih irinI'crn
iurc - to 81 degrees in the sugar
and trucking region. Wednesday
fair. not So cold. light noriheriv
wind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

DAILAS. Tex. feb. TT. II WIlIIs.
formerly OF the local commercial organ.
izaIiun anil newly appointed - -rsiary
of the Danville. ILL.,. chamber of com
mer,c Was to deliver u farewell address
today ai the Dallas AL Leasue lnrs heons
His subject has been announced as
What l. Advertising:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Not Only Houses, But
Ranches 90 Destroyed

SAN DIEGO. CHI. Feb l.- When ranch
owner who counted themselves pro-rrrnu.
last week. return to their property WV tlr
iloodcd district they will fni noi oiiv
their dwelling and barns demolished. lu
ihc ranches also gone. a- the flood water.
caused devastation hy erosion. aud dr-
po-fi- oi gravel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
War Prisoners AhCard.

- ~ +NHNf"IifTFFI 7 TF'"T.F
~WNSIliNGioN, y. Ill. Feb l.-Cnllrr-
tor WI Customs Hamilton oi Norfolk rc-
ported A. the treasury department that the
Appam had prisoners ~ war aboard The
State department viii determine tn. status
of the vessel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

LONDON. Feb. l. Official denial was
made today of rcpori~ attributed to Ger
man -ourcc- that England iutrrl- d ahan
don her allie and makc overture 81 peace
"a GERMANY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Captured by Tramp Steamer.

NEW YORK. Feb. The steamer Ap-
pam wa- capiurcd hy vessel having the
appearance 1T tramp. bat heavily armed.
according M information obtained Pm The
agent of the vessel here Norfolk reports
-aK the submarine whirh took thr Nppnm
sank seven British vc~-c- ~ the Canary
Islands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Trevino Reports Coed
Progress Toward Quiet

TORREoN. Feb ~ Rcpor;- 20 General
Tfcv,no in the military zoiprs N this state
say rapid progr'~~ j. beng made toward
= complete paciticatlon of the northern
section Of Mexico The Arrieta hrothers.
il = said. have renewed their protestation
Of loyalty 10 caftanza.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Optimistic Report
OF Dallas Reserve

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. l.--~orti-
miSslc~ i the worl nsed NJ dc~,risr th,.
business outlook in the Dallas federal n
serve district, made public To-Day III tie
reserve board. Other reports indicate
bu~lsless conditions 60 Be improving
throughout the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Submarine Safe And
Proceeds Unassisted

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. THE sub
marine k-5 II safe and H. proceeding under
her own steam for Key West. a,.cord,pg TO
= naval wireless from the -carchue Tor
pcdo boat >terrctt near Miami There
were No casualties ~ the Submarine and
no assistance i needed. The submarine j.
due % reaeh Key West tonight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
Another Italian Ship
Reaches us. With Guns

NEW YORK, y. Y. Feb. / - Two
three inch guns We're mounted on the
deck of the Italim liner Ca~eriia. ar
riviug- i,daN from ,icnoa. This " the
fenrih Italian liner carving mounted
guns w arrive dt this port i'll the hast
Dw weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
shsotifs Aafay in Galveston Exchange.
IT. Nss.sciale,l l'reSS-s

GALVESTON. Texas. Feb i.--s;rosre
MtCarthy. i cotton exchange officer was
ii.ca. and RaherT >chaw. an empleye. was
sessonsly wounded III shooting aiIray II
noon today. There were no witnesses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

hAee II W eoin. ~ W. nrrr-sary ~ spend
some money On the sireei- 81 the city. 4
certain amount must Nv Iaid aside ~ meet
emergencies such MI epidcmicf, river tran-
W.. unusual accidents AZ the water and
hight plAnf.
ion can readily see from thi- estimate
that the riiE A. not guing ~ have ans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

LONDON. Feb. Moneuiun ID ~srgcni-
crossed the great wall 81 China 'nd M ad-
vance guard Of 2ooo y bc,icgine the city
of Datumia, according 10 Mukdcn di-
patch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01

The following lnrni weather ob-cry
vuiion-. covering the - hour perIJ
ending "A I IA. nh. today. are furnished
l.y j. n. Hester. United States weather
observer M Fort Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-01
CITY'S INCOME FOR
1916WlLLBE$121,8OO
MANAGER SUMTS
YEAR AT $50 I25, LEAVING
$4,000 FOR NECEsSARES--LlST PROBABLE IMPROVEMENTS

rt y Brownsville sum N rom N
o Ie cy
afternoon n
rl2N'h ~12l21
the q
rty mau approved thr board ioIow
you q of
BowH-4T . make
report should hc
NJ pu w Intelligent " W
The total the Brownsville tor thc 1916 will m Sl2lo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
2lniisrtsn . Grfelee nid,t
nennenSwertk.
ltnb Sriebe in europa purlGufis nod
niht IN Siht, iagt Imerifauer.

81 eu Yort.-Sr. 6. s. afeo bon
San Srancisco uuo Sri. emily Bald
be5 @eIleslep College, SeIe9aten our
ueutralen &ouieren5 fir ~fort9eieste
Sermittlung, iueld)e baS @rgebniB Der
Sriebeus> expedition Senrp Serbs
porItelt unp in Stpdbolm tast, limb
perfluiiene 8od)e an Sorb bes bGnis
iheu 9ampiers ~Srieori6 Der atte"
bier ein8etroifen.
Gin Srieben in europa lit Dor Dem
Sriibiabr 1917 niGt mDslid", ers
tlGrte Or. Ifeo. Ser &ries mIB
einfa6 bon ielbit ausbrcnuen. Srant>
reid fam feiuen Srieben ihliebeu;
Guglano lit 81 itul5 ba3u; Seutihlaub
pffcriert nlIr uuannebmbare Seoiug>
ungen. Sic tiir3lifeu griol9e Der
MQiiertcn iino niht neu%nenStpsrtb
unb Die IiIsiitten auf cine militGriihe
@utIbcibung iebr cnticrnt. SaS
@erebe bon elmer Grihppiuns Seutids
lambs lit obiurb, ipeil. obipobl Butter.
9rot uno Sleiid ni6t iebr reihIid
uprbanpen iinb, feline Su~ngersnotb
bcrridt, ionoeru I'M 8e8entbeil Nube.
Nutb uup 3uperiidt,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
une ID. 8apaQerie; 8. Selb.Grtils

8. une ID. aapaGerie; 8. Selb.Grtil.
lerte; 3. d., o., 49,, 80, rs. unS
80. Snfanterics 8esiment. nationals
@arbe bon Sloriea, Inrplanb, Sui'
nois, aanias, Sneiana, Raine,
Wiiiourt, Winneiotu, Rebrasta, Hetp
Oort. Neiu Campfire. Eegas, Vir'
giuta, @ermpnt unb W%iSconiin.
0ongIas (Nri5ono) : 9iitritt =
ReguIdre: I. &abauerie, H.. 12., a.,
49,. 81. unb %. Snfanterie sRceiment.
Electromagnetic bon Nri5ona, Gonuecti1
cut. California, Wtoutana, 0iitritt Cos
lumbia, Netu Seriep unb lltab.
or Yaio : 0iitritt-HesuIdre: s.,
g.. s., TO-, H.. 10. uuo 13. &apaI>
Ierie; g., T., 49,, IT,, 90, %; uuo
"a. Snfanterie sHe9intent; 2. Bat. 4.
SeIb, Nrtiuerie. Electromagnetic bon
Raiioduietts, Ridi8au, Retp Uterico,
Ctlabpma. Yeuniplpania, 8booe So
lunb uno Soutb Carolina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
triraens frrunhe in
1rntrblanh.
SeutideS Ratipnal. &pmite fir Gr.
Laughing zines e%breuuulen Srie.
benS gegriinoet.
ASSOCIATED Press TeIegram.)

8erltn.-Sn 9eutidlano bat lid
elm giatiunals 8omite ~gebilbet, baS lid,
gum 3iele eeiest bat, einen ebrenpouen
SrieOen 5u erlangen. 9as 8omite,
Dem Shirt @eoel, Der iriibere Statts
batter Der &ei6slanoe. General
Director Seiuefeu bonn NorSbeutid)en
2lupo uno auoere angeiebene Wdnner
an9ebOreu, lit ebenio iebr 9e9en' einen
Srieben Inn ieoeu Yrei5 tpie ge9eu
6ortfiibrung beS &rieees lin 9eipiiier
groberungspIdne ipiIeu. Sffenbar
b~ertritt es eiueu gang perniinfti9en
S%tanbpuntt. Die Silouns bieies
3omites belltet parauf bin, baB IN
9eutIhlano cine &rie9smioiefeit be-
ltebeu muB, Die bereits ipeitere &reiie
er9riffen 6u baben ideinf. Sbne
Sra9e mare cine baloise 8eenoisung
bicies bllltigeu 3rieges MIR 81 lpiinz
id)eu; aber maB9ebeno ioQte babel fiir
Die Seutlden Dor Iuem ieiu, baB. mag
man ailf o au5u tueit9ebeuoen Inz
neripnspldnen abieben, Die Sober nid)t
aaes p~reisgibt, mas bas S6tpert
erraH9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

ihiffeu Der AGiierteu pbne 8arnuns
pcricnft iperoeu ioIlte. Ser Stunbs
punt Der Negierung lit, bab 9eitids
lamb, ioIanee bas Boot iiber Waiier
fdbrt, Inipruh baralif bat, bon ben
feinbIihen &riegsihiffeu ais SanbeIss
fabr3eu9 bebanheIt 5u perben; pas
bciBt, es mib burd eincn ShuB Dor
Den Bug 5um NnbaItcn aufBefproert
tperocn; nadbcm eS angcboltcn bat,
lam cS ais Triie iibernommcu unb
nah benz Safen gebradt perbcn. Ser
iudt boS Sabr5cug Der @e8nabme gu
e~nt9eben. be5tp. 8iberitanb 3u ~lciiten.
10 9ebt icin pciteres Shidial Die Der.
Staatcn nihts on. Sbr S%tanopuntt
lit, oaB bas S~abr6eu9. penn cs inter-
taudt, periuht, lid Der Begnabme gu
ent5iebeu, in bieiem Sale limb &ricgs>
lGiffe Der IQiierteu beredtigt, es gu
3%eritoreu. Gbcnio miro eS ais @eriu6.
5u entflicben, nngeiebenL ipeun bas
Saldboot, nahbem eS feinolide
&rieSSidiffe bemerft bat, untcrtardt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
perfiienns betreHs 1l1inSer'
iGbri0er.

8aibinston, 8. G.-8riegss
lctrctdr Safer bat ben Separtements>
&pmmanoeuren uaditebenpe Sepeide
seianot:
Ser straightforward beriiist, Anb
Niemanb inter Dem Nltcr bon is
Sabren nit poer obne giulpiai8uns Der
Gltern ooer @orutiinoeru ben Iili5eu
eingereibt iuerben ioa.
.Minperidbrise iiber 10 Sabre alt
fGunen felt Dem 8. Sum- obne gins
tpilisung bon gltern ooer Sormiins
bern Der Nili3 einsereibt perbeu.
Srsenbpel6e friibcrcn Snitruftioncn,
Die hermit uidt iibercinitimmcn, iino
pioerrufen."
Sieie Snitruttioneu iteben in llebers
e%inItinumung NIT Dem ant 3. Suui
paiiiertcn nationalen gertbeioigun9Sz
0eIeb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
acknowledgements Scr nnab'
kaneisfeit 2lrsentinien's.

8uenps Nires. = &nldbli6
Der Sunoertiabrfsier Der unabbdnsiss
felt Mrgeutinieu's nabm ant 1S. Suli
elm intcrnationales Seeress8 ettflies
gen 5piiteu 8ueno5 Aires uub Rens
bo8a, Die Gas NeiIeu entferut lieeen,
in 0~esentpurt bes Trdiioenten Or. De
la Yla5a ieiuen Nnfans. Sffidiere
pieler iiibsamerifaniifer Seere nabz
men an benz @etttampf tbeil.
9erlin.-Sur Seier Der 1909
idbrisen lluabbdngigteit Ireentinien's
am 8. Suli bieies Sabres fanoen in
0euti6lano e~iusebenoe SeitIidteiten
itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
GanaSa'S Kriess' ksntin'
gentle.
350,657 3cfruten int @an3en aus
aaen Yrpuin5eu Der
,Spmtnipn".

IN a, Snt.-Uie ant 10. Suli
betannt geseben, iinb in Canada bis
gum is. SuIi 359,657 Iann fir Den
4ries in europa refrlticrt iporoen.
Sic Yropin3 Ontario mar babel pers
b~dltniBmdbis am itdrtiten pertreten,
ndmlit nit 145.195 Iann; Der
Siitritt Toronto burf 1915 Rann;
bic Yropin5 Quebec burb $500
Iann. tpopon 30,1S6 Ionn aus benz
9iitritt Routreal tamen. Sie Sees
YrppinSen itelten 1888 Nanu,
Ianitpba 136.939.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Triebensgeri9te
nnr @erI9te.
Shwciscr 8efanbter beiudt has Il.
2. Staats : 9epartement. - Or.
Sitter erbalt 8eriihernng, baR bic
8eriifte, iu,peit @aibiugton in
getraht fummt, abiulut aus Der
2nft gcgriffem iinn.
(epeSisa fur siet. 5sttuus bearpettsi.)

@aibingtpn, 8. G. Srics
oenSgerlidte. bic in Letter 3eit bier
Die 2uft eriiilteu, pcranlobten pcrs
f"Ioliene 8ode ben Sdipei3er @ee
Ianoteu, Sr. Sitter, 81 ciuem 9ciildJ
I'M Staatss Separtemeut, nm Ndberes
ii6cr Die GbiidJten Der amerifanti ben
He9ierlng 81 crfabrcn. Btc ibm
perii1crt ipuroc, limb Die @eriihte.
ieoenfnQs lotpeit bn3 StuntSs Scpartes
ment in getradt fommt, abiolut ans
Der 9uft 9c9riffeu. 8as fin EIduc
man im 8ciBen 0auic bot, oermodte
Serr YoIt inpeB benz Sertretcr Der
Shtuei3 nitt gu lugcn.
SoIange Die Sffcniipe Der Iuiiers
ten nod nitt nouitdnois 5uiammens
Bebrudeu lit, fam natitrIit bon BENT
Angebot elmer 8ermitteluna nidt bic
Hebe ieiu. Sa5 lpeib ma in oiplos
matiiden Greiieu, uno Dor Iblauf bon
tpenig1tens brci bis bier Wpfeu oilrite
baber bon Seiten beS Yrdiioeuten fem
Shritt u~nteruomnen iueroen. Der in
2onoon uno 9ori5 Nnitob erresen
tGunte. SaB aber irgeno elm Sdritt
ipGter unternommen iperoen ipirb, gilt
ais itder. 9enu nid)t MIR III ben
9dnberu Der straightforward, aIlh in
oeneu Der neutraleu Idfte iudfit Die
auf cine 9eenbiguug beS Slutpers
eieBeus brdneenbe getpegung bon
Sag gu Sag.
Sdpei3er 9ldtter be%fiirtporteter,
tir5lid. baB Der 8%unoesratb lid nit
anoeren neutralen Wdhten in Der
binbung ieee, nm cine S%rieoenSbes
peeuns 81 ~inauguriereu, in Bern
pintte man jebod 'ab. SaB trosoem
iuoffi5ieu Elm Weiuunesaustauih 5tpis
ld)en ben Sauptitdbteu Der europa
iiden Neutraleu itattfinbet. lit cine ieit
tangent betannte Sbatia6e, ebenio baB
Die Gcrtreter mebrerer neutraIer Nas
tioneu alb bier Siiblung seiuht baz
ben. Nah pertraulideu W~tittbeiluus
gen aus europa fiirdtet mar an bers
idiebenen neutraleu SDfeu, Dag Der
8rieg nod elm Sabr baiern tuirb, uuo
bereitet ii6 aut einen oritteu ariessz
ipinter Dor; man bofft inbeB INNER
nod, bab Die Ser. Staaten ourdl ibr
Sa5fpiihentreten benz 8l~utpersisBen
3lim 9eitcn Der f~riesiiibrenben 9dfoer
uub Der neutralen 8elt, Die slei6faus
idtper inter Dem 8rieee leibet, Elm
friiberes gnoe berciteu iperoen.