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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
4 IMER DONMOyER DrRtE,n

"FIaHtVlIIe, Pa, Oct. 2. = Funeral
srvices of Elmer Donmoyer. son of
Ar. and Mrs. William Donmoyer, were
held on Friday morning from the
nome OF his parents, the Rev. Mr.. Hof
Ter, of Hershey. officiating. Burial
was made in lions Lutheran and Re-
formed Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
BUILDING SECOND aERopr.~E

Waynesboro, Pa, Oct 2. = George
Kline, young inventor of Waynes-
boro, is working on his second aero
plane and expects to have it finished
by the latter part Of October. Mr..
Kline is the first man of town to study
aviation in all its branches. The first
machine he built was sent to Carlisle.
where 1T has been placed on exhibition.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

LeWIsberry, Pa, Oct. 2. = a son
was born on Friday afternoon. Sep
tember 29, to the Rev. and Mrs. l..
Elbert Wilson, at the Methodist Epis-
ccopal parsonage. Mrs. Fuehrer. of
Hazleton, mother of Mrs. Wilson ar
rived Friday and is a guest at the
parsonage.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
HOME FROM WEDDING TRI1

Enola, Pa, Oct. 2. - Paul L. Burts-
held and wife have returned home
from their wedding trip, spent at Buff
falo and Niagara. They will be at
nome Thursday. October 5, at their
residence in Columbia road
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
WINS POPULARITY PRIZE

New Cumberland. Pa, Oct. 2. -
Miss Anna Becker of Bellavista, won
a gold watch given as prize for the
most popular young woman, she COM
peting with seven young women OF
Steelton. The contest was gotten ur
by four young men of Steelton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
GROVE MEMORIAL SERVICE

Marietta, Oct 2. - Annual memoir
ial service in the Grove Memorial
Chapel. in honor of the donor, the late
DIR. John H. Grove, of Philadelphia,
was held yesterday. Special programs
were rendered and in the afternoon,
the Furnace Chapel, a branch of the
Presbyterian Church, held special SER
vices. The widow of DR.. Grove lives in
Me rietta.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
MRS. Mays
letter 10 WOMEN
More Proof that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
suffered from a bad
Lydia e. Pinkham's

v ege To b @ Com
pound was recon-
|mended and I took
about six bottles.
It fixed me up all
right The common
symptoms of such a
C on dition n : pain
when walking, irri-
tation, bearingdown
pains and backache,
nervousness and dis
lordered digestion
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
CLUB SURPRISES MISS WALTERS

Shiremanstown, Pa, Oct. 2. - On
saturday evening the Sunshine Club
OF Harrisburg, held a birthday sur
prise for Miss Cora Walters, of Shire
manstown, at her home. They re-
turned home at late hour
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
.|zNg!!SE5|fa| !!E |zENTSA

oRPHEUM = Tonight, "The Junior
Mimic World of 1916"
Tuesday evening only. October s-"very
Good Eddie"
Wednesday, matinee and night Or.
tober lady Luxury"
MAI AJESTIC-Vaudeville.
CoLONIAL-"The DEVILS Needle"
GRAND-"Kennedy Square"
REGENT-.'Tempta
V1CToRIA-"The Pretenders."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
MEETING ucl Sc CENTENNIAL

i'i .Ft Pst 2. One hundred
+9aE8 800 eeQ1y the Friends Meet
'N@ ihIs' 1tis Tas completed, and
-ef' sa fTll m commem oration of
'A1 -H4 tDt 18th anniversary SER
vices ~eEg seid morning and evening
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

A big Fashion Show is in town all
this week, one that differs somewhat
from the usual run of
Die Fashion Fashion Shows that are
snow AZ presented from season to
majestic season in that 1t has the
Majestic stage for u set
ting. Catherine Crawford and her nine
fashion Girls have come just at the
time when milady is busy selecting her
own particular Fall outfit. Wearing
Apparel that Is said to represent al
outlay of 10000, is displayed on at
tractiye models. with special music an.
ranged for the occasion. An elaborate
stage setting greatly enhances the pro.
duction from scenic standpoint. while
lhe singing and dancing features give
a touch of musical comedy to the dis
play. our acts are grouped around
cfnS chlS attraction. Mildred Hayward,
White and company. presenting com
edy sketch entitled. 1T Happened in
and and dancing t act, and kuter., Hughes
are great favorites in Harrisburg,
complete the bill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

Unusual interest has been added I,
the new Triangle Fine Arts feat
THE Devils NEEDLE
.The Devils which is showing at the
Needle" at Colonial to-day and To-
Colonial morrow due to the fact
that this picture was
billed to appear i'll this city severa, ,
weeks ago, but was unexpectedly held
up by the Board of Censors The pic
ture has now been altered to meet with
their approval, and is said to be one of
the Triangle Company's best offerings.
Norma Talmadge. the star of this PIC.
ture, gives. wonderful portrayal of a
young artists model the victim of n
terrible drug. who through sheer will
not only succeeds jim saving herself, but
saves the artist MS well. Tully Mar.
shall, in the role of the artist, gives
an exhibition of splendid acting as O.
dope fiend, Mack Swain, the funny
Keystone comedian, will be on the
same program in a new two-reel Key
stone comedy called Vampire AM
brose."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

Ask your friends what they think
about THE Spoilers" at the Victoria
to- morrow and Wednesday.-adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
POWDER WORKS
CLOSES DOWN
Big Plant of Aetna Explosives
Co. at Mt. Union Discharges
Its Employees

Mt. Union. Pa, oct32. = Aetna Ex-
piosives Company, employing 1900
men here for almet two years and
causing the townlto boom along all
lines, forcing boo'ding and rent to the
highest point ever known of before in
Mt. Union, ans causing several hun
dred houses y be built, has about
stopped the Manufacture of powder.
Only about one hundred men remain
at tho pIar day. A number of men
were laid off daily for tho last two
weeks, rIt to-day's lay off was the
largest ,ad amounted to about several
hundresy men, including the heads of
departaents. These officials are pre-
parir to move to other plants of the
com any and the men sent out to-
nigt were asked to give their address,
es md told that they would be sent for
lrer, as the company would start or
rations again in several months ls.
u larger scale than before. II was
said the shutdown was merely 70 MAKE
necessary repairs and install safa
devices. which will reqr rs ssesfa.
months.
The shutdown, ho-yo,er w'll n0t
cause Mt. Union to sCTgr ss there rs
still large enough daman.r .a ga.llrc
the extra house aulL because cl the
increased derlaud Soy brisk 6 whiln
Mt. Union supplies more han a
other tow q t-t Grid
prAE5 Fcn RaHaD
Erola. Pa. 0et = Members Of
~ EiL yv-,r Fatt tcuuepy are corr
p'eac orr2 lor ..ieif auNua Ieir o a.-
0ar4r y the gi!ainr uE 15al -r e.
t}E tle Week o. ~ "Urel g.
70 e5lI'nl.tae lu charge h.. Cnair-
-" II
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
SERIES OF PRAYER MEETINGS

Enola, Pa, Oct. 2. = The Fall and
winter series of union prayer meetings
of the various churches will open on
Wednesday evening in st. Matthews
Reformed Church by the pastor, the
Rev. T. II. Matthues
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

Washington Camp, No. $50, Patriotic
order Sons of America, will be held in
Beturnis Hall tomorrow evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
AT MAPLETON


--"f tyb. ia Oct. 2. - Authort-
hs .Ht Fr ating the cause of a
.rIr9i- nHor7k K in Mapleton which
aee aI.ao -aused eight cases in the
smal! oorousn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

An unusual attraction is announced
to appear at the orpheum tonight, the
organization being THE
Mmc Sn19 Wa9Ia }Snor MiG W9rld Of Of
of 1916" thirty Juvenile perform
ers. ali of whom n are
well known on the vaudeville and lie,
by Felix, one of the cleverest imitators
on the stage to-day. There are thirty
song and dance numbers, composed by
our popular song writers, with cos
tunes by Janet Fox, of New YORK
over Night and When Dreams Come
every Good Eddie aibIe TTqe for is resPen, sRerl
which. put in at the Princess Theater.
New York, last Fall. ran at that pou.
Year The music piisS is uJe by Jerome oEer Kerr,
and the farce is sponsored by the Mar
bury -Comstock Company. The basis OF
fhe faprS faqry Is dYsr the authors degn
uled for the Orpheum Theater to-moI-
row evening.
Miss 1nez Bauer, who portrarys the
part of Madam Mischkowa.. a Russian
Miss Inez ury," which opens N at
Rauer with Orpheum Theater on
"Lady Luxury" Wednesday,, matinee
and night. has been
with the following successes as pre-
mier dansuese; Richard Carl in Jump
ing Jupiter" and The Spring Chicken:"
Elsie Janis, in THE Fair CO. Ed" Kitty
Gordon, in "The Enchantress:" Victor
Morley, in "My Best Girl" Fritz
scheff. in Love Wager" and a revival
Of Mile. Modiste," The Merry
Countess" "The Rose Maid and with
number of Eddie Foys. including
over the River"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

20. S. OF 4. TO MEET
Enola. Pa. Oct 9 - meeting Z
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02
WALTER S. SCHELL

HaHItESHt'R0 "a
'-s-s e-p.-e-q sss . -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

Acceding to the requests of numer-
GUS patrons, the management of the
Regent Theater an
"Temptation nounces the return
mt the engagement to-day
Regent Today only of Geraldine
Farrar in "Tempta-
tion."
As Renee Dupree, the cafe singer.
who Is offered the triumphs and glories
of an operate singer, but spurns them
rather than lose her sweethearts love
this brilliant woman is seen. at her
best Gone is the thirst for excitement,
the shrug and smirk of the adven.
turess, and instead is. the deep affec-
tion, sympathy and respect OF sincere
woman.
The attraction Tomorrow will be the
return OF 1.-The Chorus Lady" featur-
ing Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid.
Cleo Ridgley appears as Patricia
O'Brien, in the. leading role of The
Chorus Lady" Her heedstrons, stage
struck younger sister, Nora. Is played
by Marjorie Daw. the clever little IA
vear-ofd protege OF Geraldine Farrar
wallace Reid Is seen as Danny" NAL
lory. the detective. who Is sincerely in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

For to-day the Victoria presents
"The Pretenders," in which Emmy
Whelen Is featured.
'"Fhe Pretendcrs" AS the name i'm
ut Victoria Today plies, it deals with
people who repre-
sent themselves to be far above their
real sphere in life. "The Spoilers" Rex
Beach's famous book, has been pictur-
lied and will be the attraction here for
Tuesday and Wednesday only. Will
liam Farnum, Americas highest paid
dramatic star. and Kathlyn Williams,
who was also featured in The Ne'ef :
Do-Well," written by the same author,
are featured. Admission for Tuesday
and Wednesday Will be 20 cents for
adults, first floor; 10 cents for balcony,
and 10 cents for all children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-02

.uasGHy 9nd ThufeAHY Paei,ns
.iciC wli ec er8seafl, y. stN1e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
los ANERICAHOS DEL centric
De MEXICO fSTAH SALEM
Do PoR VfRACRUz
Fl AGENTf RODGERS HA lIARADO A
Los QUE RfSIDER; EN- GUADALAJARA,
GUANAIUATO 7 OTRAS CDUDADES

CIUDAD DE MENICO. JUNO p.
-Muchos americanos salieron de
2nui aver en- IL manana en- c! trea
que Va para Neraeruz. Y va sc han
llamaGo 4 los RESIDENCES en- Guadala-
"A. Guanajuato. Pueblo y otras ciuCa-
DIES para que de aqui puedan marcAa:
. Neracruz.
James Linn Rodgers. representam-
1e del gobiern0 de los Estados Unid"S.
two hoy una junta con los america
ros. Y acordaron hacer los arregios
neceSarios q in de obtener los ca
Gros SuficenteS para tras.adar 4 to-
dos los que quieran salir.
La Pachuca Mining Company RI
qfrecido un tren especial de il carroS
= caboose 81 los oficialcs del gObil'-
no lc, pcrmitc !.evar 4 Ia gran mayo
ria de Ia colonia americana de aqui
para VeracruZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
CREESE QUE Los CARRAHcIS-
TAS Sc PREpARAN PARA UNA
GUERRA De GUERRELAS
FL GENERAL FUNSTON IA pECIBlEO AUTO
RIzAGIOH DEL GODIERN0 PARA CON-
PRAR $4,000 HULAS 7 CARALlOS

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SESSION. SECRETA EN- LA CANA
RIA FRANCESCA

PARIS. JUNO 81. "or primera
vez desde ei principle de Ia guerra. Ia
camaga de diputados Sc reunio en- Sc
sion secrela haze algunoS diaS. Esa
session habia Sido votada por cuatro-
cientc5 doce yotos contra ciento trein
II ' ocho. f. objeto de esa session fua
Giscurir un cierto numero de interpe-
iaciones concernientes = IA marcha de
II guerra Y particularmente sobre l&s
mediGaS de defenSa tomadaS n pr:n-
cipio de Ii batalla de Eerdun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22

IA. tan ~proruuda: micdo u Ia NADIA.
tue. al ~lincrarnos de! dolor. o qUt-
IA con 81 sufrimiento "a concicnc!a
De que no sufrimos. ~ de que ser
yiya In felicidad. i no sabcmos Que
somos f~c.ices? Dcscansar cS Un blcn;
cs. quiza. dc todos los bienes. 2,
mayor, el ms intimo' et mas cler'''
Pero ics Herdadera a-e&f'" J" "''-
gria que no Sc lehle.'.
!, de Sub'to' ber'ero""' Que M
bia tcnldo mledo 4 ]" 'Io'' S'"'''
lambien eI m'edo " !" H"eI'e' >
como Is oueh h""""o'' 'o','o
super'ic'e y SIN E'o"Jo E""" i" 0''-
Ia. NomehloS
louileiah &c e"e''''' "o"
DO. oaJo ei o"eN sol "e A'''' Z" u"
banco del muelLe '"Ne,.
%Se ma c"'"o "S'e" IL
pregunto'
81 Senof-TeP'S" ( >u'''""
y no raSualmchte' como uSIeu' "'1S''
crea. slno por mi 'oIoi'""' Hs'''''
muy triS'e y !u'Se "c'D"'. P',0
cuando VA ID" " morn ei "'S''"'o 't
conservation Tue HAS '"'''' F''
Den"' y aPu' eS'oE'' .,,
FL agente ihNl'o IL "I'ePe'''"o
4 Segulrle n IA casa oe Hoco'fo HAS
pr0Xima. dondc podEla SuStItulf SuS
vestidos cmpapadoS por otroS SecoS'
Bertcriau. tranqulio y poSeldo ue S"-
ludable cachaza. rehuSo'
-NuchaS graclaS: en- 10 Que jaroe
en- llegaT a nj casa. ms ropas sc
habran secado. Y pueS aun es tenn
, prano. ir@ a Ia panaderIa Y asl no
pardera nj j~o:naI.
La I6gica de csc hOmbre que ape
mas sale de- rio, dOnde Quiso aho-
narse. Sc anresura a voiver 4! traha-
jo.... al trabaio que ha de permi-
tirlc scguir defendiendo Ia mISma
vida que tanto lie pesa, es un POGO IN
coherente y-:p0r que no decir!o? -
nm tanto c6mica.
Sin embargo. iQut severe drama
So desliza baio csc suicidio extrav&-
qantc dc "vodevil"!.... c
Bsrteriau ha vue!to 4 su casa. 81
dolor de su cas-. que "A miseria acc
chs v de donde el amor Sc ha lido:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
lurrIi0 NATlI.l. \.
Las TROPAS QUE ESTABAN EN-
VILLA AHUMADA FUERON
MOviLIZADAS 4 EL
VALE
Uleae de l. pagins ia.)

TO. sc prepararon para presen,~r una
energica proteSta. pues d.cen que 40
c~on,vnr:riu en- cue = tomeH r.encc-
las lie los campo> meXlcanos. Algu"c>
ca~re.ar;-raS &c IA ~guarnicion de IA
ye.:aa plaza. mani:es;aroH cue c2a.
>i&e.a.aa e. vue,o Dc! a~eroDiano ' K
impression DC ~9c..culas. como ua acTo
ho~-il y que t-a-ar:a lie atacar al
aparato yo.;.Gnr.
II CORRESPONSAI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
Aumenta 81 nUmerc de los que toman
instruction militAr

FL primer dia que convoco IN auto
ridad de Ciudad Juarez Al pueblo =
rcrilir instruction mi!itar. asjstierou
cuaren,a ciudadanoS : el seguado. -
90 menos que Glen. Ahora sc Sahe q"e
el umero IN crecido notaDlemente.
pues hay macho entusiasmo entire los
habitantes de Ciudad Juarez nor co
nocer ei manejo de as ma
piceSe que con los voluntarios que
sc han preseatado i recibir inStrrc-
cf6r mIIitar. VI 4 formarSe I'M cuerno
en- pie de guerra al cue e. goDjerno
de facto proporcionara armas ' mu-
~niciones. para que preston Il serTi-
clos tn caSo de que Sc rompan las
~hostiidades entire Mexico : los Esta-
dos UnidoS.
Dice un diario local que alguEoS
empieados del gobierno americana
tieneu noricia de que en- una reunion
efectuada en- Ciujad JUarez. Sc pro
puso, por algunoS oradores entasi"s-
taS. que Sc efectuara una manifesto
ci0n anti-americana. pero que eSta no
Sc llev6 4 efecto porque muchaS per,
sonaS. Orlando cuerdamente. NANTES
taron que era Inconvenience, porQue
pcdria dar Iugar 4 que Sc preCipica,
Al los 2coutecimie0toS. De suyc deli.
cados por h situ2ci5n en- que So H.
Ian "nIocados ambos paiSes-
FL C0RRESPONSaL,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
Dos COLUMNS ClRRAHCISTAS
lVhb7iN HAC|A NAhIOUI-
PA FL VALE
ENTIRE LAS DOS SphAN 1900 ROAbRfS
SECUN 10 MFORHtROR Los EKPL9-
RADGRES DEL GRAIL. PEESHlNG

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mes del e~Jefc.1o c",T"'eisIa a'!'n|"i'-
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Les dos maridos


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maria "a asrasAz de trahaio. de otra
.. or.,rac;micnro constan,e de !rs
.ome.,ibIos. nor a5adjdura. In co..
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a d5,de IL, asta non. ,as tarde ,
.Opa as,r-os nuaca bjen explicado -.
:, rerc,ior frcra de 81 hogar tan.s,
49, .D6,de = con out amigos g..
3aba alrunas ~noches:...
po,. ~ ,.o, cr l.. acre tentac:5l
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
AUMENTA Ell NUNERO De RE-
FuGIADOS QUE HAN LLEGAG0
CIEDAD JUAREZ
Viene DE Ia pagins ia

d~estinarioS . rs t~rabajadoreS Que &C
haiIau sir o~vurac!"n.
- jamaica Juvo v~erificatlvo G. do
mingo en- la ;arde Ell Ia pI"z" pfln-
cipal de Ciudad JdareZ. ' reSulto q
plcndiaa. seguu sc sabe. Eeinte sao-
pas sehoritaS a~teadieron los difere!.-
ties ~'.pues.os" que hubo e" Ia jama.-
ca Y r~eunieroa una fuerte cantidad
ne dinero en- papel moneda del nuevo
: del ,ieio. e pre<idcnte municipal.
q comandanCe miIitar. aSi como los
PARTICIPATES o~tIc:aies de Ia g"ar"i,
c!.a. a~si,ticror q 4 jamaica. 'ianGo
I'M fuerte coutingcnte monetario = "a
fiesta. Desputs lie II jamaica sc T1-
rific6 un bale, que estuvo mUy ami
mado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
MEJORO MUCHO LA SlTUACioN
CON FL REGRESO DE- LN9 fif"-
" lMERIChNhS.
(VIene de Ia p&gIna 4a.l

n region del Vale. por i~n>Irur'I"Nes
del Genera, Parker.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22
IN AFRDpLi\U BnNiB AispEA u
BlItCD DE GUERRA.

LONDRE>. Junio Il. Fl Almiran-
tazgo alrman. do ruan.a hoy dr qu@
IN hiIrop,ann lI" .3iZ" Nun ~ S"hr"
IA h;lIla de Bay. Il Ia a.tura lie Are
s.ulurG. ~bG1unarIro dos dhStr"Eers
.tl>rs. !o=randn Jgrar a ur0 i" clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22

Cuando neceSite librOs en- espanol
diriiase usied a Ign2cio L. Lozano.-
eG1 nolOrosa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-22

oDeraclOneS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-16
SAVE coMRADE FROM TRAIN
Soldiers Brave Third Rail In London
Subway Station to Rescue
Man,

Notwithstanding on the line 70.
CARELESS of the third rail, two wounded
soldiers, q Canadian and an Austria.
liam, saved a mans life at the Hammer.
smith subway station Of the London
District railway.
The rescued man, Sergeant Cow.
land, Australia, and Private Moore.
Canada, were with q nurse, Sister
Charlton OF Canada, and another
wounded comrade waiting for city
train which was signaled. Suddenly
the man slipped and fell to the line
Sergeant Gowland at once jumped at
ter him, followed by Private Moore
The nurse dropped her mum, satchel
and gloves and slipped down to theil
help, but the sergeant pushed hel
back.
The wounded soldiers picked up the
fallen man and managed to throw him
back to the platform and spring into
safety ten seconds before the train
dashed into the station.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-16
NEW PHASE OF NAVAL WAR
CONTINUED on page ~

(COntlnueQ on page ~
in regard to the conduct of submarine
warfare. Attention was called partl-
cularly to the fact that the German
government had assured the United
States that vessels would not be at
tackled without being warned. These
assurances it was said had not been
and would not be repudiated, and for
that reason liners in service between
the United States and Western Eur
ope would not be attacked without
warning even if they have defensive
armament aboard. N
Debate Expected.
Further debate is expected in the
senate Friday on a resolution intro
duced today by Senator Sterling OF
South Dakota, which would put the
senate on record as viewing with
anxious concern the recent order
of the German admiralty that after
February 20 armed merchant ships OF
the Allies, whether armed merely
for defensive purposes, or not, may
be sunk without warning.
Senator Lodge, ranking republican
member of the foreign relations COM
mittee, and Senator Sterling al
ready have given notice that they
will address the senate on the sub
ject. and it is expected that their re-
marks will again arouse general de-
bate over foreign problems growing
out of the war Administration lead
ers, however, hope to limit such a
discussion as much as possible.
Senator Sterling's resolution as
serts that ANY recognition on the
part of the United States of the claim
that the necessities of war in gen
eral, or the eXigencies and conditions
of modern submarine warfare are
warrant for the orders Of the Ger
man admiralty would be a step back
ward, and so far, an abandonment OF
our contention for the freedom of the
seas