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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10
PRINCE yOSSOF, lNCURABly ILL,
 CHOSE SUICIDE
Nervous Disease Cause of Turkish Heir Apparent
 Ending Own Life,

,CnnstantInaples June 4e,-Rtluuette so9 the Turkish Imperial court and the aversion of the Ottoman to speak Of lhis household and the female me1aa- bers thereof, has 50 far prevented the "details of the suicide Of the late Tur- tIkish heir apparent, Yussef Izzedin Eff 4endf, from becoming known general By. The Associated Press eorrespen- dent has just learned them from
 dignitary of the princes establish Anent.
 Prince Yugscf Issedln had for sew ,eraa years been suffering from an ia- tcurable nervous afflict4on, a Ialalady which caused him to visit annually the baths Of Europe including those of Baden, a suburb of Vienna. where the mineral waters are said to have rerzae- dial effects fn such cases As the Iprince grew older the affllceion ad- fvanced and when the European war brofoe out he was generally considered "a very sick man Despite this he tevinced the keenest interest in naiii- ltary affairs and undertook several ltours of inspection to the Galltpon ter rain at the request of the Sultan, his uncle. On one of these trips The As tsociated Press correspondent met him iat the headquarters of LiIIaan von Sam iders Pacha. It was plain that the iprince was under some strain His iconversation was disjoineed. although lfis remarks were in themselves en- Itire1y rational On the evening on which he dted> tPrince Yussof Iz1edin had retired at ihis usual hour, going to the apart !1nent of one of his wives, Here he Hay down on a d1van. A few minutes later the woman heard him utter 9 islight groaIi, and looking at the man, saw he was bleeding. Upon inquiry, !the prince replied that the bleeding twas due to a slight accident. and then asked the women to get him a fresh lshfrt- When she returned with this she found that the prince had locked the door behind her. She then Erushed to find one of the attendants. lThe two returned to the door, but the attendant confined his efforts to ask ing the prince whether he could enter the room. No answer came, however.
 The woman and the attendant then called upon the marshall of the house hold, who promptly decided to force kthe door. This proved difficult, as the
 door was stout and had been well bar red from within. In the end it had to be broken down piecenleaL
 Meanwhile the palace physician had been aroused and his examination dis closed that the arteries in the elbow pit had been severed with a small sharp knife. This weapon was found
 between the upholstery of the divan
 and the wall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10
POMMERN, LOST
 OFF JUTLAND, IS
 NEW BATTLESHIP

, London. June 10.-The German war ship Pommern, which was sunk i4 the
 battle off Jutland, was not the battle ship of that name but a recently com p1eted battle cruiser, according to 8 ECopenhagen despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company quoting a sea cap tain who is frequent visitor to Ger
 man ports. The battleship, which was completed in 1905. was torpedoed in the Baltic in July, 1915, according to the captain.
 Admiralty officials here have ex- pressed their belief to a representative of the Associated Press that the Pom
 mern, which was sunk in that great naval battle, was a. new capital ship.
 They point out that the commander of
 a British ship reported that he had torpedoed the old battleship Pommern lin July, 1915, and this report, they
 claim, was reconfirmed by several
 survivors of the ship who were landed, Ewearing her cap hand.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10
Anaton1ick Shoes.

Walking is a, most beneficial exer- else. Sufferers of broken instep or so- called hatfoot, are debarred the pleas ure, unless the feet are suitably dress ed. Dr. Harlan P. Coles anatomick shoes, which were designed for men, women and children, with foot trou- ble, conform to the anatomy of the foot. No metal arches or supports are used. The weight of the body falls on the. right part of the foot, and ease and comfort ensue, when anatomick shoes are worn. Patrons are accurately fitted, at the well known shop of w. K. Nolan, 1928 Main street.-AdV.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

E. H. Dillon & Co.,, 11O5 Main street, are showing summer wantatble merchandise in white hemp, natural LeghDrn, natural Panama, Tuscan and lace braid hats and trimmings of every, description at ,manufacturers' prices.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

Exports from the United States dur ing April amounted to $399 100000 and Imports 217,00O,000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Jennings and their son, of Rockport, Ind, reported lost in the Guf of Mexico, in their launch, have arrived at Biloxi, Miss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

The body of an unidentified man was found in the East River at the foot of Thirtieth Street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

Sovereigns to the amount of 700 were shipped to America by the Banl of England.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

The first bale of new cotton was Lyford, Tex
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

Preparations are being made to move the capital of Greece from Athens to LariSSa.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

GRADUATION BASKETS AND BOUQUETS.
 JOHN RICK 6 SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

Manitoba's wheat acreage is offi- cially announced by the Government as 1,OS2, ,00O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10

A short session, during which poll tics only were discussed, was held by the Ca-hiA~A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-10
U. M. c. Club of X Y. w. c. A. Will Give
 Musical Tuesday

An interesting progTam will be given Tuesday evening, June B, at o'clock by the U. M. c. club of the East Side Y. w. c. A., for fthe closing social evening for this season. There is no admission, and @ most cordial invita- tion is extended by the U. M. c. club and the East Side social committee, to their many friends, to enjoy the even ing with them.
 Hundreds of persons are dying of starvation in Warsaw.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-08
Cefterrei@
&ebnt jebe @erautpOrtlidfeit ipeseu
gerieHfens Der Sarfe rSutpc'
rator" ab.
Tie Sarfe iunrbe, ipie SeiterreidJ
iast, Derienft, ais iie 5u ent.
flieben DeriudJte.
~tk~-

8aiGingtOh Q. g., 7. Waai.
Die oiterreidiidye 9tegierltng bot Ourd
ben oiesieitigen 8otld)after IN g9ien
YenfieIO Der Gegierlmg ibre 8eriion
oeS 9lngriff5 ieitens zines oIterrei6i-
l6en SaltdJboots auf Die rlliiIid)e
Varfe pa5lnperator~ ilbermittelt, noll
Del6er 5uei gmerifaner, oon oenelt
.ber cine periDunoet mar, gerettet nor
Cen iIno. Seiterrei6 itelte es III 9l6-
reoe, 0aB allf Die 8arte obne porberI-
sc Marnung eefeuert iDoroeu iei, ipie
Ger amerifaniide &oltiul in einem
ontli6en 8erift Der 9tegieriiltg ge-
meIoet bate. 3ie grfIdrilng Der otter.
reidJiiden Jtegierltng fam art1DortlidJ
einer 9lniruge, Die 8otid)after Sen.
iielo i'm Suffrage oes Staatsiefretar3
Gaming an Die oiterrei6iihe 9tegie,
rAllg 9ellulel DulIe.
Is luur0e bon anrtlid)er Seite am
Souiltag erfldrt, Dap Die Hegierrng
ii6 iDeiter nit Der 9lngelegenbeit be.
i6ditigen uno fortiabren piirOe, Den
Ggat6eItano gu ernlitteln, I'M id
0Gnn Oarilber idluiiig gu pcr0en, CD
lYeItere Sd)rttte getban mer0en iull.
ten.
Gie @arfe ,s5rlperator", ben
@uiiport 0iiii., nad) WiarieIlle uIter-
meqs ,traf am II. 9Ipril in Der S01c
Ger GolluLbreoe SSSnieln alf elm otter
reid]iid)es Sauhbpot. g9ie GenI
Staat5Ocpartement gemeloet iporOen,
iplIroe Die 2Barfe in feiner g2eiie &C.
Darnt, ionoern pom Sauhboot wuroe
rbne lpeitcres 6euer erofinet uno Die
garte lpur0e IN 8rano geidoiien.
sic al 9oro beiir0lid)en glmerita.
ner Daren @uitao Slion, oeiien 8ater
Stapellmeiiter in Sort Barren so
| lton lit iolpte u. Q. Ser1nlon, oellen
gGnQeborige III minneapolis rpobner.
Slion purOe 0ur6 einen StrapneQ-
iplitter perDlnoet ullo fano ipdter
@ufnabme in eineu Soipital in gar-
celona.
gtaf Ser geriion Der 0IterretdJiiGen
Geqieruns muroen bonn Gaufboot
aus 5Dci @armungsidJuile abgegeben
uulo als aud bann Die 4arfe nod nid4
beiIegen poQte, puroe elm ipeiterer
S1uB a6gegeben, lpel6er 6ur6 Die
Segel ging. Gie 8eiasung begab id
oann in ein Boot imO belt auf ons
5audiboot 5u. glIs errnittelt tpur0c,
0aB cin Wtarm Ser 8eiasung perpuu-
oe1 poroen, pIroe Err porerIt on 8or0
beg Sauhboots aenoulnen uno err
bieIt drjtIite 9ebanolung. SpGter
ipuroe 0as 9oot nit Der 9eiusung Der
Sarfe bonn Saudjbopt IN Sdlepptau
genommen ullo crit IGsgeIaiier, ais
Gin Gantpier ii6 m urunittelburer
Idbe beiarb.
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Spnrlos urridlluanOen.

Srau emma Sidroeger, 1929 &nor
Strabe, eriu4te geitern bic 4oIisei,
ben &ufeHtbdlt Der 41sjGbriseu R1p
Seriion ausfiubis au MAIDEN, Die am
IeBten Sonnerita9, na6Oem iie :br
8 Wionate oItes8inb uuter ibrerSbbnt
geIaiien bate, bas Sdus perlieb ulEo
Ieitoem ni6t mebr sefeben tpuroe. Bie
5rau Ditrpeger anfiibrt, bat Die
@erI6punoene pOr etnfgen Sagen auf
9ruub elmer S9abtneriuBtIase cine
Summe 0eIoes erbdlien. Qu pem
Morsen oIs iie bas Saus perIieb, era
tIdrte lie. Oub fie nah bem GtubIifes
ment Der 2egform Sailpring Gp. gee
ben ipolle, lin bort 4rbeit 81 boIeu,
aber gta9frasen bdben ergeben, nab
fie gar nidt bort seipeien iit.
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Gum geiten Oes SiafOniiienbOipitals.

Der SyrauenDerein oes Seutiden
Diatoniiien SoipituIs perauitGltet
an Mittpp9, 10. Wtoi, in Der 4nitalt
an Clifton Qpenue uHb Straight Ctr,
einsn ,2inen Sbptper". Snben fir
Denielben, iopie fir Qusi6miitung
Der gaaartiite peroeu i'm Sofpital
nit 0ant entgegengenpmmeu. IbeHos
finbet ulsbann cine muiitaIiih=brama=
tiihe unterbaItung itutt. Serr SubH
8pbler tpiro nit ben SrIs. Utiuna
Dorm, U6argarst 0riI6eI uub Murie
Rebn Elm aIerIiebiteg tleiues 2uitipiel
auffiibreu. SRI. Wtartbu 0idmeier uRo
Grl. Minnu Dorm perben 2ieber Dors
tragen unb Serr gD. &ruie pirb res
sitireu. 5reunOe uno Skinner Der ans
itaIt iino gum Sefu5 Der 5eitliateit
eiuaeldpeu.
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Nmfdue.

= 8Gbrenb Grau Carrie gar9s
man, 5313 Carthage 2lperue, NOrs
tuOob, geitern yladmittag NIT ibrem
9atten in einem QutD iiber bic BIains
bile pite fubr, fdlue Der SraftpascR
IN Der RGbe bon WiabiIpnpiae plOsli9
I'm unb beibe Sniafeu tamen unter
oenieIben gu liegeu. gdr9man ent.
tam untsrlebt, pabreub bic ssrGu on
Der linten Siifte uRb aud an beibeu
armen famsr5bafte QuetIhunssu ers
lit, bte es n6tbig ma6ten, bdb fit TN
AutOsputrOI g nab 3naie ssbtaGi
iperben uubts
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Sn6aft
gefinbet fif Der pormuIigs ruflH%
Sriegsminiiter General So. ".
SutbomlinDff.
ueber ben 9runb 5u etnet
8er6uftung fopeit
nihts befdnnt.

2onbpn, 8. Mai. Die .3eitun'
gen psrOffentli3en am Montag Wlors
gen eingebenoe 8eri9te iiber Die Ders
bdftung bes ebemaligen rufiiIGeH
&riegsminiiters @eneral SO. @. SAt.
bomlinoff, Der in ct. qetersGu.> -
feitgenommen unb na9 Der bortigzt
ct. 9ster unb ct. 9aut Geftutg se'
brG8t fpurbe. BeI6er &rt bic 9lutlus
gen Iinb, bic gegen ben ebemalisen
Wtiniiter fhpeben, 1T iotpeit ni9t 5es
tannt. Die 8erbdftung erfolgte 6urdJ
cine Qn3abl 8eamte Der Staatsans
naltI6aft unb qolisiffen, bic mad si'
ner SausIu4ung bier Stiten NIT
S8riftitiiden beT6lagnabmten. Der
General nabm feline 8erbuftung fsRr
rubig unb geIaifen bin. 2lus etnen
BON Der Poli3et bei9lagnabmten Sas
sebud gebt ber0pr, OaB Der @euerui in
Der Iesten 3eit iebr fparium geIebt
bate, I'm fir ieine Satin, bic bebeus
teHb jiinger iit aIs er, geIb gu tpGs
rem.
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9ofal i. Seridt.


5ruu 2ena GOrn, geb. S8Ots
lit geItern ibren 2ieben I'm Glitter OoH
crit 80 Sabren Dar4 ben Sob entrtls
fen norben uHo bic sgomile bat bus
innigite Wiitgefiibl ibrer Sablrei4en
5reunbe unb 8etaHnten. 8eionbers
tpirb Der greiien Ytutter aufri4tiges
9eiIeiO in ibrem Summer ni9t Oers
fugt. Die 9eerotgung finbet am 9iens
tag Ra6mittug DOM !5auie Der Ttuts
ter. Sruu s. Wt. S9ott Sr.. 2342
0eit WcUliten 2lpenue, aus itdtt.
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Sbrcn gerlesnngen erIegen.

Die 36sidbrise Utargoret SGbes,
1920 2lubirn gtDerue, peIde am
SamItag 9lbeno an Der Part uno
9ilbert Qpenue Don bem 2lutomobtl
ees gtlbert 5pud, 2400 Gpncoro
Strabe iiber ben 9aufen serunnt uno
fdpsr perIeBt purbe, 1T geitern G6enb
turS Opr iieben llbr i'm itGotiI6en
Spipital geitDrbeu. Spu9 tpuroe na9
Grbalt Der 5pbesna4ri9t pegen
SobtI6lags in Daft geuommen, jes
bod segen giirgihdft auf freiem SUB
belaiIen.
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IIpine Ger, 7. W1ai. giao
ganoiten, etlpa 70 on Der 3abl, frel5.
ten an einer 5urtb In Der 5reitag
yiaft ben glio @ranbe ino iiberfie.
len, fiini5ebn WaeiIen neit ins Sn.
Iere oes Ser. Staaten @ebiets Dor.
oringeno, Die fleine glniieSIilng BIenn
Springs mo ,srifien elm fIeines
&duilein amertfoniider aapaIleriiten,
rieitn 9iann BON Der Sdupaoron u
Ses IA. acknowledgements an.
9rei Der SoIoaten ,ictpie elm Se5n
Sabre alter Senabe piiroen eetootet;
5fpei aanaaeriitn tpuron pr,punbet
lrno Elm peiterer aapnIleriit pirb Der.
rtibt, man befiird)tet, oab er bon ben
ganoiten, Die ii6 iest IN iiiblifer
Riftung nod Goabuila, Wferifo, du
diii Der SIudjt beiinSen, gefansen gr.
lluIilliten fpor0elt III.
3rpei amerifaniide giireer, s.
9eeiner unb elm ectpiiier Compton.
irilrcen, laiit bier eingetroffenen ge.
rihten, iiber Die @ren8e eei9leppt imo
bort iollen ibnen Die Walbiten Die
aeble bitrbidmitten bahen. Gin 9lufge.
bot bon 90 @iireern Don Wtaratbcn
befano lid, am Sonr,tag g6eno aui
Der SerfoIging Der 9atoiten.
g an alntonio, Ger, Z. Weai.
Srei SoIoaten, Cohen, GoIoe ino
&obgcrs fotpie eine GipiIperion, Scr
ipnge Scbn etnes geptiieu Compton.
sruroen gelegentlib zines 1leberfaGs
getootet, iueIden merifaniide 9anoi.
ten Imit Dem anttIidcn 9erifyt Don
lcitn1nt 6. R. Rorton bonn Ia. Bun.
Ses.aapaIlerieregiment, Der IN slIpine
itationirt lit ,auf bic Srtid,aft Glenn
ISprings mndten. 9pei SoIOaten,
gIrt itno 9cfrees, iparSen pertuiin.
bet unb aiiberoem iperoen Srei GoIoa.
ten iinb spei Gipiliiten, beren Namcn
iebcdJ IN bem anltliben geridt nidt
ailgefiibrt iino. felt Dem Sample NIT
ben 9an6iten perrnibf.
eI Baio Ger, z. @ai. SobaIo
bier Die geafritbt bapon befannt
ipuroe, bab IN Der Sreitag gaad)t meri.
fanifte gdnbiten Die Srtidyaften
Glenn Sprinss, @oquiaas unb See.
mers iiberfaIlen lino bierbei brei anle.
rifaniibe SoI0aten ilno einen 5ebn
Sabre alten a1laben eetobtet uno meb.
rere glinerifarer NIT iortgei6Ieppt
Eaten iuurben iutber5iiaIi6 @or6e.
rettiinsen fir Die Ieriol9ung Ser
Uanoiten getrOffet. @eneraImaicr
Jreberif Sa,niton iattbte iofort bier
Sdapa6ronen aabaIlcrie na9 Der
beimgeiuttcn @eeeno sur peiteren
Geritdrfirng bon gbtbeilungen, ole
iid bereits Sortbin urterpegs befan.
ben. Dieie Gritppen ginsen am Conn.
tag aBeno ob.
Mie es bsibt. iuerben iis, ipsnn bic
Werbdltniiie es n6tbig MAIDEN, bie
Derfolguns iiber fie @ren3e fortIeben
I'm bic gunoitsn umffdbli9 gu MA.
den, Dtefe sruppsn isbsn ii9 aus
sipei Gtnubronen bes adten aapals
Isrisrssimsnts bon Sort 8lib uni.r
Rajor Georse 3. aansbOrne unb aus
5tpei G4nabronen bes 9ier3ebnten
acknowledgements aus Gort GIort
unisr Dberii 5reberid 20. Siblep, BEN
@sgimentstommonbeur sufammen.
Waior aanshorns biirfte nit fei.
nen aeuten am Monias waorsen in
eIlpins eintreffsn. pdbrsnb su sIsi.
der 3eit Oberit eiblsp NIT isinsr
slbfbeiIiurg In Mnratbon anlnngen
oiirfte imo bon oieien beioen Eunf.
ten aus pirb bdnn Der Mlarf6 sur
Grsnss, bic 80 Meilen sntfsrnt III,
ansstreteH ipsrbn.
Mdbrnb militdriTde GrsisniiTs
ealas aaf S9Ius sinanbsr fOlsisn.
,rIi!t pie a0nfsssas tslilGyi4 bss 3u,.
fm
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Tdmmenlpirtens cer dmeriianiiAen
unb msritdniidsn Sruppen, bsrsn
9lbidjlub man fiir SOnntng eripnrtet
bate, cine pl6Blihe uno gang unsrs
parteie llnterbredung.
Die @snsrGle ecott unb Guniton
tamsn tur5 nad eff llbr am SOnns
tag gormittds nit 9eneral Sbregon
unb Suan glmabor, bem meIitdnis
iden llnteristretdr beg Guspdrtigen
in Der Ginipanbsrunesitation am ames
ritaniItsn Gnbe Der Sniernationalen
Bride 5ufammen. ipie man slaubts,
Inn bic aonfersn5 gum 9l6i6lub gu
6ringsn. Gs jtsllte ii9 jsood ipdter
beraus, bab eigentli9 MIR Der llebers
faq Der msritanii6en ganbitsn auf
Glenn Springs 3ur GrOrterung ses
Ianat mar.
mas sslessntli6 Der geipre6ung
aeIagt tpurbe, mar ni6t IN Grfabrung
gu brinsen, aber na6bem bic geIprss
dung bssnbet iporben, 6eeuben ii4
@eneral Sbregon unb SetretGr Nina
Dor unpsr3iislid na6 Suare5 uno
tonferirien bort brsi Stunben lang IN
benz apriOatipasson 9snsral Obregous
Iunb an biefsr aonfsrsn3 nabmen Ses
neral 9apira, Der 8efeblsbaber Der
9arniIon in Suare5, General SGntos
iopie anbrsas Garcia. Der msTttants
ide aonfuf in el pufO tbsil.
9fm Sonntas afbenb ftanb General
Oregon i'm 0spsfhenipedieI nit 9es
neral @snuitiano Garran5u uHb tpis
ss tsibt, i6eilte sr benz Ob.riien Gbsf
bic Gnipidlungen nit, pel6e Der Gag
ssbradt bate.
IN. Ginsslbsiten bssiislia bes lles
berfales Der ganbitsn auf Glen
Sprinss, bic am SOnntas bier ein'
trafen, tamsn bonn Mdior .. ..
Wsser pom IA. acknowledgement,
Der in Wsarfa fatioHirt 1T. Die Was
ior Wepsr beri6tete, treusten bic 8ans
biien, ettpa rs an Der 3dbl, ben- Rio
9ranbs an Greitas gu ipIier Stunbe
fiibli5 bon Serlinsua, seras, nd iitI
sine Wa6tmannf4dft pom sttDa 30
Mdnn bsfinbet.
Giitige Msilen tpeitli9 Don Glenn
Springs, mar cine patrouille bon
dtt Damn bsr S6tpabrpn q bes IA.
acknowledgements. unter BEN gefebl
bss Serssantsn Smitb itationirt. Die
8anbiten modtsn einen 9lngriff aui
bic tleine S6eune IN ipeIter bic Sols
batsn elm llnisriommen sefunben bats
ten, nnb bisisr 9lngriff erfolsie, epe
bic S9iIbpade cine Warnuua ertonen
laiien tonnts. 9ieier Insriii eIfoIsts
s.gsn IL llbr Ra4ts,
Die stnsrsifer itiirmtsn auf bic
S&euns nit ben Rufen sgipa 8ilIaA
unb .gipa GarraH5a" su. Die I'm
St,laf iiberrumpelten Solbdisn isbs
ten Iid snsrsii9 Sur Wsbr unb bon
Elf llbr Ra6ts Bis nah 5tpei llbr
Wprgsns idmpfien Gerseant Smith
unb feline psrisen 2eute NIT ben
ganbiisn. Wabrenb bisier 3sit fislsn
brei Der SoIbatsn, Goben, Goloe unb
Robgers unb bic iibrigen tpurSen per'
ipunbst. Gdlisbli4 seriet6 au4 be
S6enns in Der ii9 bic SoIbaten bes
fdnben, In granb unb nun CAB Str
seant emitb ben gsfsbI gum Riid'
aug. 8tpei ieiner asats Darsn 70
f1per bsripunOet. baB iie BON ibrsu
aamsrabem sstrassn perbsn mubten
Gs ssIans Smitb ni6t nur bic Dsr'
ipunbeien in Si4er6sit gu briigsu,
-
ionb<rn aud bic asi4en Der Sefaaenel
aus Der brsnnsuben S9euns bspdus'
5uiaaffsn.
Die Golbatsn bsrfiigttn iiber ein
aaitautomObil, auf DeIdes bic sobien
unb bic gspDunbeten selabsn ipurben.
im yla4 Rasdt6on. sas s5 Rsiltu
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Sn gmbrna
) Il angeb1i6 NIT pieler
6nereu 9eidIten 5elbz
mari Gil Gilman BON
Gamblers einses
trpffen.

2unbon, 8. Weoi. = TeIbmars
fhau 2iman BON Sanbers BON Der
fiinfteu beutffsn 9rmee 1T, pte Der
rDuilp Reps" aug 9lt6en gemsIbe:
ptrb, nit 3ablrei6en ihperen Oiter<
rei6ii&en uno unberen GeidiiBen In
Sm9rnu eingetroffen. Der 9prres
iponbeHt fiigt bin6u, baB ale i'm 6az
zen bsfinoIifen 5abraeuge auf ben
Stranb aeIeBt tpurben Inn es ibneu
unmOgli6 gu MAIDEN 5eimlih aiisSu=
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-02
ZEPPELIN BROUGHT DOWN WHILE MAKING IA RAID ON ENGLAND
The L-15 Falls Into Thames Estuary and Is Cap tured by Destroyers.
 2S Killed, A Hurt

a4 a 4
 Lcndon, April l,-One of five zeppelins which visited the eastern counties of Eng land during the night, dropping some 90 bombs was damaged presumably by British anti-aircraftt guns and came down off the Thames estuary. It surrendered to British patrol boats The crew was saved but the airship broke up and sank while being lowed in.
 Twenty-eisht persons were killed and II injured in the raid which was the twenty-second of the war. The lost Zep- pelir. was the third of her class to come to grief in these raids.
 It was an ideal night for the raid. The dirigibles came in over the coast early in the evening and sailing high, divided their forces. Those who saw them say they were larger than the dirigibles on previous visits. They kept at such a height that they were out of reach of anti aircraft guns ais they passed inland
 During the evening zeppelins were re- ported at various points. It was not until after midnight that announcement was made of their departure. Until the of ficial report was issued this morning il
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-02
Finds No Evidence of
 Plot to Depress Cotton

ticipated that MT. Marshall would be successful.
 Say for me- added Mir. Hefiin. that tlzA committee of the congressional cotton convention of which am chairman will meet Tuesday evening and in all prob ability will adopt two resolutions. The first will inquire of the department of justice the particulars of the alleged in- vestigation of Alr. Marshall, and the sec bond win call upon Congress to make q real investigation.
 Nothing save the manipulation of spec ulators could bring about situation in which cotton is cheap despite the fact that the supply is SO greatly reduced and the demand so greatly increased. K All southern congressman are insisting that the full light be turned on.