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Mns ben 0erihten.

Nidlaro Man, Elm Tcaer ouS2oui8
Ollle. an.. mnroc Wtittpodl nor Rid,ter
WrinolG inter Der Mnflaac Qebrdd,t.
III betritntenem 3iitnnbc &. 6. Yer.
qcron. Selegrcphiit ser Ntilpmufee-
S'ahu in Ner 2. q. Stotion nobc Dem
Slof Rlpcr. NIT einern Wteilcr BE-
0roht 81 boben. @eraeron. ser c;n.
size 3ctgc. hehduptcte. 0ob Man ollf
Inn acrooc III ocnt IugerlbIif 5iltunt
ais er GIVE @cld)c filr cincn oitfom
menoen 3ul oiincn luoiItc uuo i'm
sill tnotcl 0rohte, uuo MIR hurd aiiti
ge@ 3urs0Cn IicB Der Giqaer lid he
lueacn lclncS &cQcS 81 Qcbcu. mon
foante ltd an nihts mehr c%rinncrn.
Ger Rid)tcr hIclt Die guaiuQen pom
@crgcron tiir prunireno acnilq. nm
Den ldapor5cn NforoSterl Dem &reie
Gcridlt Su ilbermciicu. Spdter am
9%iddlmittaa Gnoertc Mar feineA uitdlt :
er crtitnertc it'd ser SbotiadlenL he.
fannie iih idluIoia uIto murNe prompt
3n eiiiem Sabre 3uhthnIS uerur.
theiIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Nns nniuerfitdts= 9reiien.

6ranfS 5. 6unfenon bier. ciil
Sopbomore i'm commer5iellen Sur
lus Der l%lniperiit1t 81 Mtooiipn.
ipuroe fiir5lih pom Atbletle 8ourb
oils 0eidaitsfilbrer oes 6uBbna-
@ilfs Leans iur ndditen @erbit
Lrnonnt.
Srping 90. 5uteur bon "a
Groiie, ein Slrnior i'm iournaliitiidDen
GURUS, lit lest An5eigen : @eiddftS.
fnbrcr bes ~Gailp Cardinal. 0ies
@lott miro i'm Sntereile Der llniucr
init pibli5irt, unb miro ausidIieB-
lid bon Stuoenten geleitet.
Carl ". 8ranoenburg,
Gin Ga Groiier Stuoent i'm College
iur idlone ailnIte uno @iiienidaft.
III III olelem Sobr in Der oromotiihell
Stlult erfclgreih tb0tig. Gr lit Bra
lScut hcs o@0min Booth Club" uno
%l0telte Die HoIle oes 2nro &oom in
Sbc Admirable 9ridton~ m elmer
gclncinidaftlihen &critellung oeS
~6nmin Booth Club" rna Der ,Heo
Tpnlino Societies".
Bangor lit in bieiem Sabre an Ser
llniperiitot ourh 5mei Stuoenten
pcrtrcten. &orolo 3. @oebIer. Der iifl
Dem elettriidcn Sad 1ueefuonot bat,
uno &. tylono Senfins, Elm MnfGraer
in Nor nrht6miiipnihoft
Bon SnoIasfo iino arei Stuocn-
ten ouf cer llniperiitdt: @corge &.
Barber, Der Gbemie itlloirt; Gomin
Z. 9crg, Der oas commer5iclIc Sch
%rrforen hat, uno @erbert Mi. @or-
Der.
Mud @eit Solcm bat >rei Stu.
ocnten in Mooiion: SRI. aotberin,
@rispolo un6 Wenrtle Wiaer, Die id,
teloe Den ifonen aiiniten 5ligemunot
boben, mo Charles q. Catherine,
Der Sonblpirtbihoft ituhirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Nneeiei,

Nneeiel. 6ruu Roic ancciel, S22
'8oie StrdBe, itarb nab einjabriger
|&ranfbeit om Mittpnh in eincm bic
Iiigen SpitoI. Sic muroe 1881 i'll
So Crescent geboren. Ser @otte,
cine Sod)ter mo 6nci S6bne. oGe IN
ga Groiie robnenb, iiberleben iie.
Sos 9~egro3,iB finoet morgen nm
hoIb 9 ubr bon ser ct. Snrles Sir
die aus itott.
Subniun. @iGiam g. Sobnion.
1912 iiiol. 6. Strobe, itorb om Won-
ta1 M 9un9enent5lnoung. Der
&erItorbere erfrontte am Wittpoh
Oct leeten @ohe bel ieincr Mrbeit in
Seqelfe & aoblbnts' sSabrif. Gr
muroe onl 90. Ipril 1883 in Nelp
Sortforb. Minn., geborer, uno tam
Dor iieben Sobren mad "a Groiie.
Sic @ittipe uno orei a'nocr iiber.
lcben i'm. Gas 8eerabnib fono &c
tern BON Seim ieincr gItcrn IN
North Hioge aus ouf Dem @rano.
niep 6risbbofc in Hooine itatt.
Sn ct. Saul itorb : 0 b $ q NJ
mes, Elm friiberer @emobner bon
50 Groiie. @r. 8ommes mar ieit
rs Sobrc't an Scr ct. Saul EoIiSei-
beboroe tbdti1.
@r. Gmil 80bler. ein mnblbefomn.
Ter 9ilrger Don Bangor lit Ieioer ge.
ltorben. Die @ceroigung fano ort
Ytittpoh ltott. Ger @erltorbene mar
Elm 9eumter Der oortigen .Goncor.
oio" uno Elm eiirigcr &crfed,tcr 0cS
Icutld,tbumS lno Elm brouer lllo
llebensmitr0iacr Nonn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

Ieoieen. Son Der anr,ser Gum.
me Worf 1927 berehnete o!e
Sanf lid Morf 1927 iur Speien.
bIiebell olio elm Reitbetrag Don
Ytart 1339.50.
90 Der &erein pom rotbcn
areu5 en- Sdrciben oes SeIomor.
ld)onS b. > inocnbure En-.
baIten, ooB ieine Gruppen Gun
genif)iieer. Smeaters uno Der
aleiden notbmenOig brnudten, 10
lDuroen 6ieie Sodlen in pritnn
Gualitat ioiort 9nfitr erltanoen.
sd bnfe lett Nopcmbcr MIR
Gnmal Sbrc 3eitung erbalten.
llnieIe 9riefe meroen foit INNER
ceofinet. uno pon Den ergliih-
omerlfaniihcn 3%eitungen befom-
me ib i~lbcrbdupt feline 81 ieben.
@ir limo nod imnlcr moblaui
mo iebcn Ger 3utunit mic immer
nit Ser groBtcn Siegesge.
mIBbeit entgegen uno menu
mcine Nbnunaen mid nift trit-
gen, miro Die &eIt mobl bolo ME.
Der AnloB boben 5u %Stouncn. mos
nnIere Sopferen Dollbringen font.
ncn. liner Motto bIeibt nod int
mer: 9urh boltenl
"a longerc @riefe nid)t befor.
bert mcr0en, 10 Mil ih hermit
i6litBen uno bite Sic unierc
Iieben "a Groiier ber5lih 81 grit
zen.
gtit bcItem @ruB Scr Nbrigc
&. 8cimers,
Sdiaer Str. 8.
Gas eieelbGnoiq undergraduates
3dreiben Der Erin5eliin @einridl,
CT SdmGaerin bon 0oiier @iI.
elm. Ialttet p0rt[ih mic foIot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
9o93eitssloden

Sm Seim Der eltern Der grolit,
0rn. uno 6rou Nm. 9iutteimam in
&elt Solcm murocn Dor cinigen IA
gen .0r. Alpin Bid nno Sri.
ella u Gilman bon |altur
3immermann getrout. An ser 6eier
nobmen oierSlg @aite .beil. 9odl
ciner SSod5eitsreiie merben it'd Die
9teuucrmdplten auf elmer 6arm Ell
nige Reilen norolpeitlid) bon @eit
SaIem, nieoerIailen.
SRI. e it MDra utter
m 0 /, Sohter pnn Sohn ~lltcrnl0bI,
aing an Gienstog nit Arn. Is
cars trederDo bon Baltimore, @fo.
Gle Che Gin. Gos jungc Goor luirb in
minneapolis mobnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
@runbtisentbums=M arft.

Solgenoe @runoeiqcntbuns. llebcr.
tragungen puroen i'll ber, lesten "a.
gen Doreenommeu:
Amp 81. Sable on Sorot 6.
Bono. Gi9entbum in llltids
addition filr SCI. 50
Ntoaoalen SeIIen al @iIoo
9uiIer. GiGcntbum an s.
5traBe, 5rpiifen 9}ine mo
9oo9er Strobc fir $500
Charles &. Green on SSnoc-
borg SEMEN, Gigentbum i'll
Gopio'on Aooition filr 1880
:. s. Shneller BON Srempe
Ieon So. bot 2ano in Die
lem mo 60 Groiie So. an
y. 8. @eiielmonm bon Git
buque nertauft fiir $1,000
bat Gigel1thum in
benielben Counties an 9Sa.
fob &esf BON Dubuque Der
fouft fnr $4,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

non Worf 1927 YfenniQ cine Gm.
pfnn9sbeltutigunG eingetroiien. Sic
lnhioIgeno obgeorudten 8rieie pon
Nrn. 2nOmig Reimcrs uuo Gin eigcn-
bonoigeS Sfreiben BON 1Srcnc, 4rin.
3ciim @einridl uno SthnGgcrin pom
Nllbelnt, cntbnltcn oues I'D
here.
Aru. 8cimers @rief Ioutet mic
aieI, oen %. Sonuor 1916.
2ieber 0err Gonbrionl
Gnolih fomnle id lomeit S9nen
einlicgen0es Sdreiben lenncn 5ll
tonnen.
rs mar nit pieIen Sfnieriqfci-
ten uertnilprt, bis IS mir gelun-
gen lit, Der Hrin5einn Seinrlh
oen Gbed uno Die 3eitungsaus-
ldnitte 81 ilbetmitteln. on Die )o-
be 6rdu 8t oieier 3eit iebr beidof
tlgt mar uno es iebr uEbeitimmlt
mar, iuonn lie on5utrcffen. 5Sh
nuBte mir elnen balben Gag lr-
laub erbitten uno babe MIDI oam
meiner Wtiiiion cntleoiot. IS
!nrroe mir geiogt, es lei nid)t
ltnttbait III ioId)en tSdIlen oie 4n.
%gelegenbelt 0urh ole 8oit al err
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Gin ueues qntomobil i'm Sauocl.

Gin mcues Antumobil i'm 6auocl.
gion Der Mutual Motors GontpnnD
<Sadlon, Mih.. 1T loebeu Elm neuea
ArtomobiI ouf ocn Mortt gebrcdlt
.noroen, oas ole @ieenihnitcn beiibt.
mtlde BON eitem autcnAuto nerIonlt
meroen. IS bat Roltm iilr iicben Fai
inqiere. cine aroitonla1e BON iehs
9aIinoern, lit Ieidlt i'm @clpidt. oto'
nnmiid) III 8aiolin mo &eifen. bat
ole roitInirten sSeiubcitcn. Ole elm
l,~od,tlalitucs Autouobil beiist. lit NIT
cd)tem 2c0cr qepoIitert llno aliRcror.
bcntlif beqliem. llno hos bette BON
4Gem lit Der Greis, DER uur $tlS5
hctrGgt. 0ieie feline Gor fam sci
hcn bieligen 4qenten Scr ,Sabrlt,
8crltng & 9 hur3, Alb moro
lid)e 3. StroBe in 9ctricb 9eiebcn
lreroen. Niles Ndherc bciogt Die al
o'toerer Steue b%efinhlid)e Nn5eige.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
II

Bir ulninen hermit alIen Sreunben unb
Nahborn, bic unS 10 pieIe SreunbIinieiteu
tpdbyenb Der &ranfbeit unb beim lobe uns
ierer SHUTTER unb @roBmutter,
frau WiIheImine Graeeer,
bepieien, unferer bsrSliniteH 9onf ouesu.
oriden. 8efonberen3a Rafipr @amm, ben
Sdnsern. Sabrtu4trdsern uno 9enen, bic
Blumen fpenoeten.
Sermdnn Grdeeer
une Srau,
Gmidp Sreain
unS Srdu,
Inns GreFtineer.
60 grofie, 16. Ndr5 1915.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Terionalia.

3nci unierer oeutid,cn 9lcr5t,
bciinoeu lid leiocr nui Der arontcll-
lite: 81. 6. n. 8chmam Iicgt Ill
ainem GDicoGocr Spitul on Der @oi-
oarnieoer, mo Or. 6. >.
%9tarquorot bat tories %2ungcniicbcr,
lilo Der 3uItano beioer @errtn ioll
ein fritiId)cr iein.
@r. uno 6rou $ IS una
6rou 2ouiie Widcl nn0 3r.
&orl ID d. Ell reiiten gcltern
nud) GlepcIdnO ab. I'M Dem
Yc9robniB BON Sru. @corg @un0
bci5llnoDnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Sersnisnnss=B tsweiisr.

Raieftic. - Sonntng Rahmittags uno
abenos @auoepiue : 8oriteuungen; al
ben gSo6entagen &aHoelbilvsr.
BijUn. - Seoen 9af]uittag uno abeno
@anoelbiIoer.
Gaino. - SeSen Rodmittae uno ateno
@anoelbiioer.
che Stranb - tan Der Sddion Gina 1e)
3eoen abenb Wonoelbiloer.
Star. - Seeen IddmittGg uno Gbeno
GRANDCHILDREN.
Greenland - (NorDleite. -Sehen S0g
gSdnoelbiiDer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
@esen Sciertion uerbaitet. 9(oeI-

bert Sobniom Der megen Ieiertion
leiner 6rou I'M @eridt 5u sparta
nor eincm Sabre 5u @of.itrofc perur-
ihcilt ober oui Yorole eutloiien muir,
DC, muroe bier Mittpod bon Sberifi
NoB bon Nonroe So. pcrbaftet ullter
Der 4nfIage Die Earole perleet 5lt bo-
ben. er lit Elm Initreidlcr uno mpbri-
IL bier leit einigen Moroten bel lei
ncr Sdlncltcr in S1S Badger StraBc.
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to Prove VIII and Notice Ia
Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, -
County Court, La Crosse County S.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Court, La Crosse County S.
IN PROBATE.
In the Re Estate of Herman Pammel. deceased
Notice is hereby given. that at the special tern
OF said Court to be held on the Bird Tuesday, be.
ing the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1916, at the Court
House in the City of La Crosse, County of L.
Crosse, and State of Wisconsin there will be heard
and considered, the application of L. II. PammeI
and Dora Hansen to admit to probate the last Viii
and Testament of Herman PammeL late of the
Town OF Shelby in said county, deceased, and for
the appointment of executors.
Notice is hereby further given, that at the Spe-
ciai Term of said court to be held at said Court
House. on the Srd Tuesday being the 18th day OF
July A u. 1916, there will be heard, considered
and adjusted. all claims against said Herman Pam
mel deceased;
And notice is hereby further given, that all such
claims for examination and allowance must be
presented to said county court at the Court House
IN the City of La Crosse. in said county and state,
on or before the 14th day of July A. d. 1916 or be
barred.
Dated March 14th. 1916.
By the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
- County Judge.
BALDWIN & BossHARD, Attys.
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2ablt abr Mietbe?

BOLT Shr elm Seim eienen? Damn
fhreibt an bic Upper Wisconsin Land Co.
in Be5u9 anf ihre q IeeIonb.Sormen ,
Die iebr biuig uno au lei&ten G%ebingungen
gu faufen Rno. Gorehirt: 81. 8. RuifefI,
1873 Sio s. StroBe, 3elepbon 377-R, So
gruNe, 8is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
2anfabftattung.

slen u%nieren Sreunoen uno Rahborn
mbhtsn mir biermit inHisf hanien fir bic
uns anlaBIih oes Shetoens ~unieres uieIge.
Iiebten SohHes uno 8rubers,
Sermaur pammel,
uns aepiomete S%pmpathie, ionic fir Die
ibm eripieiene Ieste ghre, heiouoers nod
Haitor @amm fir feline erhebenoen 9rpftes
iporte. unb allen fir Die herrIihen 8lumeu'
ieeneen. Nulerfeits lei nodmaIs unier
S%er5enseout atgeitaitet.
Die camille pamnel.
ga Grpfie. zen is. Wadrs 1916.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

lolid lit fir bic
cou uns on @rn.
pu omiS VI l.
mcrs IN Sc ieI
ON Ietten 4. To
pelnber obge
ionote 2iebesga
be filr Die bent
ihen ~arIegsbel
Den I'M Vetrauc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
.euefte Rn3eiqer
9leinc spcSiaIan5eiacn fpIteu:

lleber % @orte 2 Gents pro @ort.
Sic Morte .@erIongt", gu pertaus
len. p3n nermietbcn", o3heilbaber pers
lan9t" II. I. ~, ioipie Die IoreiIeu linb
Elm SheiI Der An5ci9en uno miillen be,
Der Ereis : S%eredynun9 ais 8prte mritge,
3dhlt iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Nrsbiidpf bat nelurnnen

6rsbiidOt hat geiuunnen. Gas
CberQeridlt pon 9Siscouiin bot GieHs
toq 0ieC r0er oes Grcisr;fters Nollcn
IN Dem Sale Der 9urpcr &llbliibing
Gompono acgcn Gr5biifoi Wtebmcr
u!lo Die 9ilfofe Ger Gr5oio5ele beitd'
tigt, meld)e beitlnmt. puB Der Gr5bl
Idol nitlt ae3murgen merocn fam,
Iuslogen ilber ben &irtenbrief 81
MADDEN, meld)er Dol Dem 9cien oca
altrper @oIsfi iciteus Der Wtitglieotc
Der Stride porut. 9o5 Cbergcridlt
cntiheiDet, 0oB Die Gerflo0teu eill
untitdnoiges Hed)t hattcn. oteie @nr,
,iinq 81 crIoiien, uno hoB bierin feline
NcrIeemig oes @eieee5 lieGe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Sriei aus bonn TlOtttn Centrum aiel.

lie 9~iebessabe bon Mart 1342.77 vi. rihtis an Crit nno
SteIe geianst. Gin eigenbdnoiser zautesbrief BON
Sreme. priuseiin @einrih. Der Sdpdserim BON g ais
Ter gSilbeIm aOmmenoe Greisnihe! 7ur6baIs
tel lit INNER nod bic parpie:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
Central Tercin.

Gentral @ercin. sSn Der bcllte
&bell0 III Scr n6robIinn" @ollc itatt
flnoetoen &criommlunQ ocs Central
&creins Inject II. u. Die giniilbrumg
Scr nalgemdbltcn 9eomtcn itott. Gin
3oblreifer Neiud lit e%rlpunId)t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
9u perfnnfen.

Inn cine Nohioiicnid,oit 81 prb-
zen, bieten mir iolgen0es Giocnthum
ilint Qouf on:
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s okuceS s.

Hefrmten ocrlanst! Gle Gommon
6eurc Der bieiioen Mills Gompngni9
baben 8etebl pom @cncral Aojlt'
taut Cr.onoo Nolpon e-boIten, lbrc
Gompognien auf Den Dor8eldriebelt:n
4ohititano 3u bringen. Dton gloubt
norin An3ei6en 81 fiuoen, bob cine
s5eilnobme Der Mills an Dem WeTi-
TO . Jel6ug i'm 8ereiflc Der gtog'
;id)feit llegt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

Gerlangcrnug Ses nSScihcn &e'
oes. Il. u. 4>itman ctbiclt Den
9ontrnft an Der /. StrnBe, 8piiteu
Qfain unn Statc Strahe. licben 2idlt
pfoiten gum aoitenpreiie 0 $500 81
erridten. Die Soften meroeu BON
Der @rul6eiocntbilmcrn cntrid)tet.
un0 Die Anreguug 3n bleier &cr
IdJonernnq Der StroBe giug bon s.
81. 9ader, Dem BETTER 0e@ Stoboar0
Sotels aus. Mud inter zen Anmob'
ltrrn Der 3. StrnBe, 3rulihcn Main
unto Stotc StroBe, miro fiir Gin
rittun9 tines meiBen Meaes o9itirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
9entid,cr Gcoafteur seitorben.

lFHITUIIT WtUWIItHE tNUIUt
9ermonn Nortels. bisbcriger Gc-
hofteur ocs .Meltliher Scroll" non
@inono. lit mad, Idnaerer ihlpcrer
Sranfbeit in elnem oortigen SpitoI
I'M Mlter bon 80 Sabrcn geitorben.
Ser B%erltorbene mar Ill Nonoper,
Teutid)lono geboren un0 pnr @nupt
mann Ger Hcierue in Der oeutidlelt
arInee.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
CERTAIN TO PASS BILL
TO INCREASE MIDDIES
Congressman Padgett and Senator
Page Address National Naval
Militia Body.

The Administration hrst prepared
ness bill will be passed in the House
this week. judging from the speeches
and announcements made at the an
nual dinner Of the National Naval
Militia Association at the willard last
night.
The bill provides for a 80 per cent
increase In the number OF cadets at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. with
a view Of increasing the number OF OF
fcers In the navy. At last nights din
ner Congressman Padgett. chairman OF
the House Committee on NavS; Affairs.
Informed the diners that Speaker Clark
had agreed to recognize him tomorrow
when he asked for a vote on the pas
sage of the bill. Senator Page. OF the
Senate Committee on Naval Affairs. as
sured his hearers the bill would have
an open road in the upper house. The
statements were received with applause.
Secretary Daniels. Rear Admiral ViE-
tor Blue, Major General Barnett, COM
mandant Of the Marine Corps; Capt.
Frederic G. BaSsett. jr.,. u. 8. N; Con-
gresham Britten, of Illinois; Comman-
der Frey, naval reserves; Captain
Reilly y. s. A., and several others,
made addresses, in which they paid tT1-
butte to the patriotism and efficiency OF
the naval militia.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
RUSS SEEKS RENEWAL
. OF TREATY WITH j. 5.

NEW YORK;, Jan. 3O.-Resumption
OF treaty relations between the Unit
Cd States and Russia, which were
abrogated during the Administration
of President Taft on the refusal of
the Russian government to honor
certain American passports, IL con-
fidently expected within a month or
two.
This information came from New
York men conversant with trade and
diplomatic negotiations, which have
been in progress since the arrival In
this country last month OF Charles A.
Carver. a Yale mar. who Is on most
intimate terms with the Russian min
lister Of foreign affairs.
Carver sailed from New York for Pet
rograd a week ago last Wednesday
after conferences with President Wilson
and Secretary Lansing. He is expected
to arrive in Petrograd about February
4 or s, when .it is understood the Russian
government win take the necessary Dip
lomatlc steps to renew its treaty rights
with this Government, which. It is un-
derstood, IL most necessary at this time
to enable Russia to get the great guam
tity of American manufactured ma
terials she greatly needs.
Russia Is getting large supplies from
the United States now, It was pointed
out. With resumption OF tfeay rights
many difficulties which arise now in
the commercial relations Of the two
countries win be eliminated, thereby ia
cilitating the purchase and shipment of
supplies, which II is planned to order to
the vaiue of hundreds of millions of
dollars.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30

,uth Of the somme. eleven kilo-
eters west Of PeronRe.
The offensive was the most power
y drive which. has been made, by
ls Germans In this theater within
Bar. Its most important accomplish
ients were the taking of 1859 yards
/ trenches in the Napoli farm sec
~, the taking OF group Of houses
an assault on the Saint Laurent
10 capture OF the village Of Frise,
lth 1898 yards OF French trenches
} the south.
The prisoners taken comprised 9S7
fncers and men at the Napoh farm
nd thirty-nine officers and men IN
he taking of FFise. Several prisoners
ere added to the list by a German
attachment which penetrated to the
scond line of French trenches south
Lihofls and which then returned to
10 German lines,
kcofds these successes admits the
Rpture by the French of a mine
rater in counter-attack In the Neu-
llla-Saint WAIST sector.
All the attacks were preceded by a
eavy bOmbardment of the French
bsitions. but these preparations were
Zee extensive than those of preceding
ttacks and resulted in the demolition
My Of more advanced positions,
field gun and machine gun fre from
he second line OF trenches, uninter-
upted by the insufficient German
stopped the German
nsh.
German prisoners taken by the
reach said that the attack was in
tituted to prevent an expected Of
nnBive by the French.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
ian Giovanni di Medua
And AleSSio in Albania
Captured by Austrians

VIENNA (via Berlin). Jan. So.-Offi-
nj announcement of the capture of
le Albanian port Of San Giovanni di
'edVa and the town Alessio. few
ilss in the interior. is made by the
ar office. The Austrians. however.
e making only slow progress in their
arch southwark into Albania, having
encountered roads made almost impass-
able for artillery because Of recent
rains. rn
The situation in Montenegro is calm.
II Is stated. There Is no evidence of
hostility ~~-inst the Austrians, though
the MonteneErins are extremely hostile
toward Italy for failing to come to their
aid.
Austrian officers who were prisoners
Of the Montenegrins during the final
battle for Mt. Lowcen declare the
MonteneRrins were confident that no
force could capture this Gibraltar of
the AdTiatic" When they saw the first
Austrians appear on the summit. many
MonteneRrins fed. The war office
stated that S14 cannon and more than
5000 rifles. including the booty found
on Mt. Lowcen. have been taken by the
Austrians in Montenegro. 2
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
AIM TOPUT GAGO
EMBARGO ADVOCATES
President and State Department
Considering Action to Stop
CIamor in Congress.

Action by the President or State De-
rartment TO check the clanor IN Con-
gress for an embargo on munitions is
under consideration by Administration
leaders. The Senate Foreign Relations
0mmittee may serve as the medium. by
asking Secretary Lansing for IN prfil-
lon regarding the. legality ann dirlo-
matte desiTability OF silch an embargo.
Leading House democrats assert that
majority cannot be mustered for en-
embargo. Different conditions ootatn in
the Senate. senator Hitchcock. chair
man CT foreign relations subcominit-
tee polling the Senate on The embargo
question. relieves bare majority
might be obtained
Before any action r. taken by the
Foreign Relations Committee on any Of
tho embargo resolutions, II was stated.
the advice Of the President and the
state Department will be asked. The
President In expected to oppose any
embargo action by Congress.
Some Administration members close
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
READY TO
REPLY TO LATEST
NOTE ON LUSITANIA
Representatives Will Be Sent as
Soon as Kaiser Takes Up
Matter.

The German governments reply to
the final demands OF the United
States for disavowal OF the Lusi-
tania sinking will be dispatched as
soon as the Berlin foreign office can
get in conference with the Kaiser,
according to unofficial adyices to
Washington today. This word came
from Amsterdam.
At the saWe time officials had bs-
fore them news dispatches from Ber-
lin that Col. f.. NJ. House the Presl-
dents confidential adviser, had been
given assurances that the German
government will send q reply to the
LusikRnia note which II hopes will
settN all submarine controversies.
Administration officials rsfused to
comment on these favorable reports
from Germany. They preferred to
await the receipt of the German reply
itself as 1t has invariably happened
in the past that the forecasts of the
German governments notes have
been more favorable than the notes
themselves.
The State Department has put the
matter squaTely up to Berlin, one
official said today, and II is UP to
the German government to say
whether friendly relations between
the two governments are to continue.
It was considered significant that the
Amsterdam advices today said the Ber-
lin government had put the Lusitania
case directly up to the Kaiser. This
was taken as an indication that through
the communications from this Govern
ment and Count Won Bernstorfg. and
the conversations with Colonel House.
the Berlin foreign office had been
brought to understand that the United
states Government has said its final
word.
The warnings sounded bv President
Wilson in his Cleveland and Pittsburgh
speeches yesterday and the official ut
terance Of a high State Department Of
fetal that "the situation is graver than
it has been for months. and the coun-
try should know it, made II perfectly
plain to Washington officialdoq today
that the Administration is now facing
the most cTitica! period of the war.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
Kaiser Seeks to Involve
BulgarS in New Venture

LONDON, Jan. So-'The Times gives
prominence to a statement that the
Kaiscr's visit to Nish was not for pur-
poses of tUbilation. hut had a definite
political object. namely. that of en-
saging Bulgaria in further military ad-
ventures.
The statement includes the following:
Having occurred temporary posses.
sion OF Macedonia at a ErieVouS sacri-
fee Bulgaria has now little more to
fight for except the 'heaux yeux' of her
allies. Her people arc exhausted by The
series OF vars they have gone through
and the desire for peace is gaining
ground.
go check this tendency and engage
Bulgaria in further military adventures
on behalf o: German interests 1t became
necessary to steel her ruler for 4 new
enterprise and the personal influence of
rho Kaiser was brought to bear d.
,rectly."