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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

nooU. II WAS admitted that the French
advanced posts in the Woevre district
were Withdrawn, but IL was declared
that this was effected in an ORDERLY
maiuc, and without interference Oh the
part of the Germans
North OF Ncrduu the French troops
were able TO rc-euiorce their positions
last n'ght said the War Office. but
there WAS no change upon the front
OF attack
The statement added:
TO the e,s, of the Meusr, where tin.
snow fell i'll abundance. no new attack
by the enemy was reported up 10 the
close % yesterday. nor Upon the Cote
de-Talou nor uron the observation-disclosures
"A strong German attack launched in
the region of the iiaudanont farm, east
of the Cotc-du-roivrc was broken
down by our artillery and machine gun
fire and by our countcrattacks.
Another attack, no less violent. in
the region Of the woods OF ilardaumomt.
east OF Douaumont had no more
success.
In the Wocvre til. orderly retire
reut OF our advanced posts was eff
tcctcd without The least interference
Meuse no jnfantr! action took place
In the Nosg"S. after artillery prcpa-
ration, the enemy at nishtfall yester-
day attempted a strong attack on a
from, OF two Kilometres 10 the south
east of Celies. in the Valley of the
Piai'le. The attach was completely
checked
This morning action by our bat
t"rles against The reviCtualing depotS
OF til" enemy q, NoSewhir. north %
Muenstcr. CAV" good results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
'TN ENTY-SIV MISSING.
EXON IuE. INIENA{.

LONDON. February 1.-THE Nor
wcGian steamer iJrSstcn has arrived
at Hartlcpool and reported the rescue
on Friday. in the North Sea. .! fifteen
members OF the crew OF the French
steamer TTirnac. TUe0ty-one MEM
hers OF the crew. the pilot aud four
French passengers AT" missing ana
arc believed 10 have been lost.
The survivors were clinGini: 10 an
upturucd iifeboat when found. They
reported thar two violent explosions
split tn" ship into three sections.
The French steamer TrSnac q YES
sci OF l.ti1 tons. Was last reported al
f!iyth. England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
DEFI;\SlNEI.i NUMED sIIirS
PRf'rtRE:B TO ATTACH

The contention Of TIA. Berlin govern
m"nt is represented .,S being that AL
def"nsivoiy armed l:ri;isn merchant.
only 10 resist. hut so attack, conce.
Hu"ntiN il ii argued. tie new policy
toward trIu"d SHIPS sutt:u.,a with in
t.ruaiionui inw, The ,:"ruun view being
That il ~" british merchant si,ips hay.
bee instructed to Violate .ui 40 viu-
late IL" law us Interpreted hy til,
United states. ';'r'nnuy is JustiacG IN
taking measures ia rrtaiiation
II ~ understood ihat the Nist,o-
Hungarian Embassy here has received
adviccs somewhat similar to those
sent from iicriin to Count Won Bern
storm. because Virtually all Italian
ships 'r" armed, although those lcav-
Ing American ports do so under plcdp,
that they VIII not use ,hoir guns when
warned 10y u submarine. Germany, moi
heinz al war with Italy, has no partic-
u!ar Interest in Italian ships
Tile stat" department noldS to III,
position that an un"rncd ship and Il
chip armed for defensive purposes are
in idcntically the same class auG must
II" treated accordingly. officials Of the
ness to discuss With the Central Eurn
pthn powers the question OF what ma,
properly hc considered defensive arm
an"nt. and there have been limitations
that the government was considering
revising iiS instructions to port an.
thoriticS in this regard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

as it WAS sinking. but his own vessel
struck IA few minutes later. and his
camera was lost.
Market tiun was converted int" a
horHue. where the police laid out tho
bo"ics oil I'll" dead on inproviscd bicrs
Tor id"htification to-day. Only two or
'hrcc hodicS as yet have been
identified.
several deaths occurred ON rcScuinc
vessels. the victims suffering from OK
"'uSton AMI exposure. Captain Irving
WAS III command of the AIaluia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

,,l IS ,.,, to The Times Dispatch,
John no VS. Liz. VA. February a7.--.
"" lawson. aged about sixtv 80,
was found dead in bed ycs,crI. years.
a"MSoh was well known ana ti,,i'I,.
..spected IN this vicinity. I,n M..,,
'Wicc married his second viz
hn'". Two years ago. iIc is survjy.I
mon W." .,6 i' ~, Oh the first marriage. FIJI.
Sistcr. Mrs. William pittu,,
.i,"'nSNiiie' ana number OF n,bnr
rcIatives. lntermcnt will bc mall
ms ola home place. near R,mswo,," '
ms county Funeral services will he
baptist Church. ~ VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Mrs. \. l.. Meadows.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
LfN'iihCitG. VA, February 81
Mrs y. l.. Meadows. widow Of John
"ead"wS di"'i "a, her home In Pi.tsyl-
wanna county on Thursday. aged sixty
''sh' ears ~" WAS "A native of Pitt :
syivanin. and lived her entire lifo ,hcrs
SHe survived her husband twenty years
ANA - survived by The following chill .
hrcn; Mrs. 6. G. Thomas and Mrs. Kate
iddinSs. or Spencer. y. C.: Mrs. Mimi.
i'"du OF Missouri. Miss Annie Meadows,
al il'isy lvania County: Eugene Mead
|"s, OF kiMball. W. Va, and Hunt ami
Luther Meadows, OF plt,syly,uia Conn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
FOR BELGIAN RELIEF WORK

NEW YORK. February 27.--Dona-
IONS Of G2.S02 pounds Of cloth were
received last week for relief work in
Eclgiuns Thr commission estimates
clothing has been provided for about
3i.f5O destitute men. women and chill
drcn but states that the supply of
wearing apparel is entirely inadcuuate
to needs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

MauHhtcrs, Airs. H. l.. Wilkinson. Afr.
,,, ,itom Enroughty and Mrs Al N.
InE,, ",ne; Two sous. George A. ana
{: '"ricr. and four brothers r.
": :r, w. L.. 5. a. and e. o Thnrn
IN. n., funeral Win be conducted in
,ntcrmcn, viii H.. CLOCK This afternoon.
Cemetery -" lakewood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
BRIIISH SHIP SUE.NIE:K
ABANDONED tEIIE At SEA

LONDON, February TITLE British
steamship Sucvicr. from New York,
February II. for Havrc. haas been
abandoned aarc AZ sea. according TO n
dispatch !" Lioyd's from ImntstrahuN
ireland All the members OF The crew
are reported 10 have been taken or
by another steamer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Nlhnm 81. I!nsfcr.
10 The Times Dispatch

INpeci;tI % The Times Dispatch.l
~ NtliECf;G. VA, February .7.-.N
BAN H. Foster, aged seventy -fou,
Years. died ON Friday AT his home al
fainr!ins lie l. survived by his see
ono wiie and the following children:
Mrs. i. K. Linn, MISS Vera Foster ~
chicago. Miss fauui" Foster and Al
han Foster. OF Pocahontns. Va. and
Miss Addc r.. Foster and Eugene Eos
ter. OF ramDlinS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
STt.A MER BIRGIT SINKS:
SEVERAL. SURVIVORS LANDED

LONDON, February 27.-The steam
ship Bright has been sunk Seventeen
survivors have been landed.
There arc three small steamers Of
the name Eirrit according TO shipping
rccOrGs--two Swedish and one Nor
wcGiau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Mr,. CnlIic Mnson Tucker.

sp"clAl - The Times Dispoich1
~ HtiiHt itG, Va. February 27.--
Mrs. Callic Mason Tucker. aged siytv-
siN Years, died at her home here or
saturday Night. Size is survived By the
following children: Mrs. W 7. Witten,
of Taz."c!i AIr-. T.. -. Crews. Of OK
ford. y. g, Miss Helen Tucker and
T. r. w. \ and Claude |. Tucker. OF
LyuChburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
NAhfArin> ~ Mt EARNINGS
MOt Id ItNNG nI:EN CONSIDER

ne h'Hh'!irIncc Of pipe line rates
i h"s' appreciated by hlowInE the rate
% return on ii,vcsimcni which would
's "htain,d ~ nll the Oh shipped by
me ihtcr"b'a owning the pipe lines
"fr" charged Tho tariff rates at which
ia" nip" line offcrs 10 take Tho oil or
o'hef Shippers, Taking all these ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
SCORE of Survivors
ARRIVE N LONDON

LONDON February 3S.--About a
score Of Maloja survivors. including
some OF the wounded, arrived In Lon
don last night and were greeted at
the station BY n fearful throng o..
anxious relatives. These survivors
praised the conduc, OF tho officers and
crew OF the vessel and declared that
therc was no panic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Ilr. NIoi.l,I IInrl

HoPEWE ELL. VA, February o7.-Dr.
Mould Backs. aged about nfty-nve
years nativ" OF India, died Oh Satur-
day at his HON" IN Il Village. He had
lived in this country FOR several ycart
He is survived hy two sons. both OF
whom are enjoyed in the Du Pont
plant. ana one daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
No CHANGE ~ REGION
10 NDUrH OF St,Rut y

FAEi" February ~. No'wi,hs,and
ing violent German ATTACKS in q blind
nag owstorm. the battle from, in the
region 20 the north % the French for
tresa Of Ncrdun underwent no chanrc
during the night, according 20 the Of
1hetal announcement mad" by The
French war Department this after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

aprc'hI 10 The Times Dispnlcbl
PETERSBURG, VA. February -
MRS Mary Ann i.afioon. aged seventh
ears respected resident OF I:ttricL
~" 'h'S morning at her homo i'm thai
H,',"S"' Shn is survived by three
u"uShtcrS' Mrs George j. Pcardat.
Mrs. Harvey Biankcnship, OF t,ttrick
ana Mrs John Slaughter. Of Lunen,
"niS county, aud one son. BENJAMIN
u. IMM0nn, Of pcinrshir..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Virginia G.. NNorshnm.

tcrd"y afternoon at 1926 o'clock at the
HON" OF her nephew, q. ]. Rudd. 5l6
North Thirty-third Street. The funeral
Will be conducted III the home to-mor.
row morning at 1890 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

had been completclH routed. ana was
seeing ia scattered columns, pursued
nv our cavalry.
AT o'clock aeroplanes reported
them 10 ht eight miles southwest OF
AsaciH. and SIN hcinr pursued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28


pipe lines together. the net investment
. Of transportation 10y pipe line. includ
! in;; depreciation on Investments SlO.-
$4,000. and the gross receipts which
would have been obtained il tariff ia tcs
had bcrn charged on all the oil car
rtcd. S2S.S31."oO. On this basis the
earnings would have been s1S.2I3 900
and the rate OF return on the net in
rcstmcnt 41.5 per cent,
Ihc variation in net earnings for
The iiN" different systems would have
been considerable ranging from II to
- per cent
The report goes into minimum guam
tity requirements of the pipe lines
which ii charges. excludes smaller
concerns
Conditions made regarding thc mini
mum quantity of oil which Will he ac-
cepted for shipment" il says. are such
that the small oil producer or rctincr
IS virtually prccluded from using this
method Of transportation The Prairie
Pipe Line Company ntlcs the mini
mum requirement I0o."On barrels: cor
tain others require AZ least 5000 II
- evident. therefore. that Il minimum
requirement Of 100000 barrels is not
,,,.,,, -, - nno ,, ~
,;, " 49, Va
ne ''"iiN "i'h'uit pfohien Tor pine
ill., '''''E ''S common carriers would
"f''"' ~ '''"e "hth 'hc shipments OF
SCI .' 'HV''' inc capacltA or the Inc,
'' :" '''''' ''H' SOME equitable fuIc
49," nav ~ nc "c''r'n'hed Tor APP
80 iP'''"'S' r"r'h"f-
'','''' ''.erc - no opp"r'"h!'E I" get
."'"''' "'9P"'' "''oii ny "thcr means.
t.
TENS ~ FACT
me report concludes.
The conclusion is evident that tower
rates and equitable shipping require
nents by pip" line ar" necessary in
order to make pipe lines common car
riets in Tact as well a. in law. and
mat the prosperity ana perhaps even
INC cNiStcuc" Of many small concerns
are dependent upon rcaSonahic and
equitable shipping conditions
Lower Dipe-liuo rates nnd reason
able pipe lin. sniprinm rcouircrcuis
would enablc mann small producers
;,u,i rc.ncr.; to trauspor, crude oil from
Che midcortiucut field h,- pine line. who
are now uuabl, To do SO. ANA would
therefore. tend to eauaiiz, connection
II, The sale of ,-,,,i. oil l,. inc-.,Siur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
Mrs. George w. Carter.

Mrs George w. Carter died yestcr-
day afternoon at O'Clock at har
homo. 900 North Twenty-ffth Street
She was scvcnty;wo years of age.
She leaves, besides her husband, three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

ana wien No go 4 bout seeking .,.,tv
- me expense OF humanity, tncn ].
he"n mistaken In VIA, b,va co.,
c.iF"d 10 u" The spirit OF Aner;car
historr 49,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
CONSERVATION ADVOCATES
OPPOSE SHIELDS HILL

Con ScrNati"n advocates in the Senate
plta to throw their combined strength
against the Shields bill TO provide for
leasing the water-powcr sites on navi-
gable waters to private interests
To-Inorrow Senator Hastings Of iowa
VIII propose a substitute To tho Shields
hill with regulatory features which
h" declares will safeguard III" public
interest and prevent mouopoiixatiun of
"atcr-powcr facilities. Senator Nor
ris. OF Nebraska. charged in the Senate
on saturday that the strongest lobby
lac capitol has seen in many years Is
here in tn" interest OF the Shields bill.
and that il is composed 81 r"prc.cnta-
t:Ncs Of the water power trust which
has lis hcaduuartcrs in Wall street"
As soon as AN opportunity is offered.
senator Robinson. Of Arkansas, Will
make an effort 10 have passed his
resolution providing for AN inquiry into
the aviation service OF the army.
against which ne has filed serious
charges Of inci'ici"ncy. I'll" Arkansas
Senator declared Tonight he would in
sist upon a vote within q few days
Progress IS being made on general
approximation bills. but leaders in both
houses are again complaining over de-
lay in other measures. and another
Spccding-up Ord-r has been sent out
along the line. The Judiciary subcom-
mittcc OF the Senate i,orcs 10 conclude
It's hearing this week OIL the fitness OF
Louis u ErandciF for the supreme
Court. Part OF tho time Of the Senate.
IL is expected VIII be given 10 tho con-
Sidcration OF the treat providing for
the Haitian financial protcctorate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
FIVE BRITISH SHIPS
Is SUNDAYS TOLL
CONTINUED from Eirat raec.l

'continucd from First iaeC)
until thrown into the water ~ tho
last lurch of the ship
The Maloja carried in the first-class
cabin twcnty-siX men, twenty-thr
women ana seven children.
TfIOIStNDS WITNESS
RESCUE FROM SHORE
Thousands OF the inhabitants or
Dover witnessed the rescue from the
shore. y few actually saw the blow
ing up Of the ship. Will. nImos, the
entire population reached III. water
front before the vessel went down
Just before the Malvja sank those
watching from tn" shore had another
thrill. It second steamer, til" Empress
Of Eort William heinz: lost Under ex-
actly similar conditions
Capiaim Shepherd. OF the Empress
said r4lat tie sinking OF the Maloja
Dor" remarkable resemblance 10 the
familiar picture or the sinking OF the
. German cruiser Biucchcr. with her keel
hearty showing. and swarms Of ncr-
, sons ciiuGinc 10 her sides CAPTAIN
shepherd photographed the steamship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
INDEPENDENT SHIPPERS
EXCLUDED FROM LINES
Charge Against Petroleum Pipeline
Companies Of Mid-Cunti-
nent Field.
SPECIAL REPORT no SENATE
Federal Trade Commission Con-
ciude> investigation Into BUSH
ness-Facts Developed of Vital
Importance to Entire Country.

ShipplhE requirements, have excluded
independent shippers from their lines
was made to-day by III. Federal Trade
Commission in its report TO the Senate
on special investigation of iitc
business.
II the five systems tha; control the
midcontineut pipe lines charged their
own reh1erics for CARRYING oil a, the
rate they offer 20 carry II for the i,rdc-
pendcnts. the report declares their an
nual net earnings should show Ala
per cent proiit on their pipe line invest
meniS. AS II il, the! are declared to
earn more than ~ per cent.
The ;nvestisat,on was ordered by The
last Congress. which later directed am
Interstate Commerce Commission in
duiry. TO avoid duplication. the Trade
Commission confined it's work to thu.
midconiinent hcid. while the Comnercc
Commission turned its attention TO SIS
tens operating in the East
COMMISSION M,IAHIzE>
RESULTS OF inquiry
The commission summarizes its find
ngs in this language:
The dominant position Of the mid
continent field makes the facts de-
veloped in this repor: OF vital import
ance 10 the entire country.
THE fixed investment in pipe lines is
extensive. ana corresponds closely with
the actual cost OF such property
Pipe-lInc construction III the mid
continent field has followed instead of
preceded. crude Oil production and such
investment is comparatively secure
Vh"re is large difference between
Tie cost of pipe line transportation.
which is very low. ana pipeline tariff
va Nt-hi t.. ~
cannot use railroads brcauS. their
rates are still higher
The pipeline companies require
large minimum shipments, which
makes IT mpracticable for small pro-
duc:rs or reiiners 20 ship crude oil by
pipe line.
lhc price of crude oil delivered at
the reGncrics is 10 a large extent mi,.ic
uP Of the transportation charge
The cost of pipeline construction is
80 great that small concerns cannot
build lines from til. midcontinen, Held
so the large consuming and distributing
markets
Lower nipo-ii'." rates ana smaller
minmun shipments are necessary TO
enable small concerns To compete with
large rciinerics affiliated with pip.-Iinc
companies.
Reasonable ana equitable conditions
Of shipment by pipe line would tend
10 a Srcaicr equality in the prices OF
midcon,iuent and Appalachian Crude
OIL and III the prices or refined products
in different markets"
OWNED or CONTROLLED
ny STANDARD OH.
% the ave large systems operating
IN the iiciG. The commission found tina,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28

~ NJ a t
the
TIN tents shown below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-28
BERLIN STANDS BY
ORDERS TO SINK
ALL ARMED SHIPS

continued from First i'aScr
Il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-22

Sie Selttlden baden in Ser @e-
Ggeno uum glbpnepnrt ano Malan=
court meiterc Grfulge erranaen, lie
Baben Den Hnlo bon glpDneonrt 6e-
iett Die 9emtid)em ba6en babel
2500 0efangene semadJf unb biel
SirieasmateriaI crbeutef. Die ssran-
Solen fOlcn beoentenbe gerlnffc ae-
Babf babem.
Die Sentid]en iino bmrdl ibren
leefeH Grfolg BET gcromn, in Ser
Gcgeno buit gluomeomrt, bis anf smei
iino cine bal6e Wieile an bic @er6mn-
Saris 8abn lJerangefonlmen, iueldle
bic @anptsmfubrlinic fir bic syeitnma
iif- Sic bpben bic Iammtlidem
ifarf befeitisten Stellitmseu in unb
bei 0em 8albe bon slpunconrt ae-
nommen.
gsad Dem yeridt bes oemtId)en
Sampfauartiers, iunroe sic geiebnna
Ses 8aloes pon slponeonrt, bei
Der bic Gentid)en slpeillnobreifia
Sffi5iere nnb $500 Sulba-
ten gefangen nabmciI BON baberi-
ldlen Sinienregimenfcrn uno iuiirf-
teinbersiider 9anbluebr ansaefii6rt.
Inter ben sefansenen Gffisieren 6e-
Fanoen iidD sipei Gberiten.
Die ssransoien iuiiIem in illrem
Seridlf iuieoer eimmaI nidlts BON
Dem Grfolg Der 0entidlen inn galbe
bon spOneOart 81, mel6en. Sb Sic
4errldlaften idIieklid luul Md ein-
Ieben, oaf oieie @ertmidmnas- nno
Interchangeable linen iel6ii
am ailerineiitfm Sdlaoen tun iuiro,
Ner loll osnn idllieklid) iIlreu ge-
ridlten nod gIanben.
Sic Sentld)fn 6abeH im Dem eineu
Wfonat, bic bic glngriffe anf Ser.
0nn iesf Oaueri, Elm Serrain, bon
fiinf Bis sebn Wieilea anf alien sci.
ten Der Tcitnng genpmtnem. Git
Ila6en ii6er 10000 @efanaene oe.
tnadjt un6 bieIe Weidiibe er6emfet
Asas lire GerIuite anbefrifft, 10 &c.
hamilton bic 5ransoleu, oaf lie iibel
2O0,0OO Wiann berluren 6aben
luabreno bic 0eittlden 9epeIdjen ia.
Gen, SaR lire @erlnife perbaltnis,
i'taRtg sering seiueien iino. gSenu
oas ,,gerins4 audi etiuas boriidltio
aif5nfaiien lit, 10 iin6 oie fraHsSii,
ldlen geridJfe bod ieoenfaIls ii6cr.
trieben. NadJ ben Oprlieaenben ge.
ridlteu Id)einen anoert6af6 bis siuej
Millionen Wann am oen sampfeu
teilscnominen 5n baben.
Ans 8aieI iuir6 gemelbet, Sc,
Angriff Der fran56iiidDen mmo enaIi.
lsa1en SnftIdliffe anf Miilhauien i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-22
JnIanD.

Ser Senat bot oie @ill a1ge=
nommen, iDel6e Die giilrihtlrng eli
ner 8an5erplntter Jabrif BON Set
ten Der giegierung anoronet. gr bot
IL Millionen fir Ben 3lpef beipiI=
ligt.
ssst Greensboro, g. g., bot
ein Nfann HamenS 9. @. Yatter=
ion Orei leiner ainoer eridoiien,
0as pierte pertpluloet nn0 li6 oann
ielbit onrd einen GduB getotet.
9as ariegseeriht iiber 2ert-
nant Mort, Ser leiner5eit nit ame-
rifaniiclen SoI0aten in Merico cin=
Drang, Inn tpioerredtlid gefangen
genolnlnene amerifanil6e Solootelt
5u beFreieil bat III Brownsville be-
gonnen.
Sn Sobart, 9fla., lit bie gom-
preB abgebrannt uno 1000 9aGen
8aummolle iino babel ilt sSlarnn,en
allfgeganeen. Ger Sdaoen beldnft
iifl inf ungefdbr $462, 900.
Die 9eratunsen i'm 9fepr1len-
tantenbaufe 5u @aIbington nber Die
Sap glrnee Sill ipuroen am
8ienltag meiter fortgefiibrt- Gin
pom 9iepralentanten 9abn einge-
bradter Sntrag, burh ipeIben ser
Grdlioent ernlaebtiat wirGs Die in
Den ndhiten bier sSabren sur 9is-
petition iteberoen 9feierpen bon
10000 Mann nidt rnr i'm &riegs-
falle, lonoern 5u irgeno einer 3eit
ein6nberllfeL luuroe obne meitere
Gebatte angenonlmer. &pngreB-
mann Gardner brabte elm 9(menoe-
ntellt eiil, oenl5llfolge Die ro6 orei-
idbriger 0ienlt5eit entlaiienen Sol
oaten nob bier Sabre in Der 9ie-
lerue oienen niiiien; baslelbe ipnr-
DC NIT 1913 gegen III Stinlmen
angenonlmen, obglei6 ein iibnlicher
Antraa &abn's fllr5 por6er NIT Ell
ner gan5 geringen Mnjorit1t abqe=
iuieieu mar Gin 9lmenoement,
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