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CARRANZA PICKING
HIS new CABINET
Gems. Obregon and Aguilar
Will Get Portfolios. Mex
leo City Hears.
DR.. MANCERO ARRESTED
Special Gable Despdsch te Tbr St


Mexico. Feb b.--It Ia said that Gen.
Carranza Ia making hnal arrangements
for the formation Of new Cabinet at
Queretaro to-day. Gems. Obregon and
Aguilar. Ex-Governor OF Vera Cruz, will
get portfolios. according to informal ton
received here.
Carransa. the members OF his new
Cabinet and number OF personal
friends are expected to leave Queretaro
for Guahalajara tomorrow evening.
Celebrations have been arranged for IN
cities along the way.
DR.. Manuei Mancero. who performed
the autopsy on ex.President Madero and
his Vice-President. Pine Suarez, was ar
rested here to-day and imprisoned BY the
military authorities. charged with COM
plicty in the murder. The officials state
that the Ministry OF Justice has ceased
TO act and that all cases must be handled
In the military courts.
There was "A demonstration of strikers
against their employers this afternoon.
Two thousand Of them. mostly clerks.
!nfiainnatory sentences. This was
broken up by the police from military
headquarters. who arrested and i'm
prisoned fourteen OF the noisiest leaders
and corfscateh one Of the banners, which
bore the following inscription:
while the merchants exploit the
The sun., 1916-02-06
FETE FOR FRENCH ORPHANS.
Charity Entertainment 70 ne Given
at the Plaza.

A fe;e TO be called Chanson Nivantes
will be given at the Plaza Hotel shortly
by Lady Dun-Gordon in aid OF the
Orphelnat des Armees in France. Mrs
Douglas Robinson and Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman are chairman and vice-rhair-
man Of the committee. which includes
Mrs. August Belmont Mrs. Francis Nc
Neil Bacon. Jr., Mrs. Gerald Borden
Mrs. William Bayard cutting. Mrr
Alfred Coats. Mrs willard u. Stiaisht.
Miss Jane Tiffany. Mrs. James Alfred
Roosevelt and Mrs. John :. Shep-
patd. Jr
The Orphellnat des Armees is trying
to supplement in France what the Gov
ernment does for he support OF father
less children. There ~ central com
mittee and committees in the various
towns. which appoint guardians Tor the
orphan children and do their utmost to
help the mothers ia keep the homes
toset her.
The sun., 1916-02-06
sLUsH FuNDMoU1RY
PittsburG Grand Jury m Trail Of
RiG Political Gtsts,

PirrsBUR0. Feb. b.-That a total con-
tribution to one political campaign OF
si30.00O. paid In ten separate checks. is
one OF the principal matters 10 be in
vestiga;ed by the Federal Grand Jury
inquiry into brewing aid for politicians.
opening here Monday. developed to-day.
The money was paid by one OF three
brewers associations. II IL said.
United States District Attorney r.
Lowry Humes. vino beginning Monday
morning. will conduct an investigation.
again declined tonight to talk OF his
plans beyond admitting that officials OF
the United States Brewers Association
had been subppnRd.
Attorneys for the breweries. in an ef-
fort to head on the inquiry. have Of.
fered to pay any fine the Government
will nx for failure to meet the corpora :
tion tax. All such offers were rejected.
The sun., 1916-02-06
SUGAR WORKERS PAY RAISED
nonLrrS tOmpa niles Grant In,
crcascs tftcr DemOnstratiOu,

fo>kERs. Feb. Two thousand en-
p'-' OF sugar refneries here re-
''''"i Increases in their wages to-day
10 'tN" fleet on Monday The refineries
''" 'npse of the Federal company, Of
W. Do Claus SprecRels is president. and
'l" Natonal which is "a subsidiary OF
re American Sugar Refining Company
! D" wage Increases followed "A demon
'.Ipn AT the Federal company's plant.
1'onnl" was avoided by an arbitration
s.r'cn"ut
Deputy city Court Clerk Yannuzee
fp"-'ning the Federal employees. con-
fr'i with Mr. SpreCkels. As a result
III .n-i"ts" varying from Two to seven
c'n'f au hour for common labor was
60. StevcdOrcs got an increase Of
zen 'entS An hour. The National Refin-
- 'n'u made concessions also.
The sun., 1916-02-06
WOMEN DOCTORS HONoRED.
Gsests at Dinner at Hotel NaJestic
Appeal for hospital.

The faculty OF the New York Medical
College and Hospital for Women gave
a dinner last night at the Hotel Majestic
in honor Of Dr. Cornela &. Brant, dean
OF the college Dr. Mary G. Lines ana
Dr. Grace NJ. Kahrs OF the Cunberland
Street Hospital. Brooklyn. and DR. LII
Ian Marten and Dr. Nan Friedman or
the Metropolitan Hospital.
Or. Ira F. Vile said that women doc
tors did not make enough noise. as very
little was ever heard from them.
Appeals are 10 be made Tor money
for the New York college and hospital
The sun., 1916-02-06

in a criminal case for the first time in
three years. would not discuss the ver-
dict Ii was learned. however, that there
is every likelihood OF the second case
against Mrs. Mohr being dropped.
81 cannot understand the process by
which Brown and Spellman were de-
clared guilty and Mrs. Mohr rot guilty"
said John y. Edwards Of counsel for
Spellman. ''All of the States evidence
was in support Of the theory that the
two boys shot DIR. Mohr because Mrs
Mohr promised them money to do It.
They were charged with no other mo-
tive. In my opinion not one OF the de-
PENDANTS was guilty"
The sun., 1916-02-06

same stoical calm that characterized
their appearance throughout The trial.
as they have been charged with what
even Judge Stearns called in his sum
ming up an "atrocious' murder. Spell
man sat with his arms folded to his
chest aud did not move a muscle of his
face. while little Brown. his hands
showed deep into his pockets. chewed
gum vigorously and gazed at the fore
man with curious Indifference.
A moment later when Lewis. their at
torneN. SPOKE to them and patted Brown
on the shoulder they looked up and
smiled. 1'heu they We're led away to
be driven - Cranston tail.
Attornev-Generia Rice. who in prnsecut-
ing Mrs. Mohr and the negroes TOOK pa I
The sun., 1916-02-06
THREE HURT BY SIT IKERs.
Havemeyer Reanery Employees
Target for shower Of Bricks.

Three men who broke from the ranks
OF the strikers In the Havemeyer re-
fineries in Williamsburg and returned
10 work Friday night were attacked
yesterday and severely injured. They
were Joseph Schwick OF 1OS Bedford
avenue. Bruno Goodlich Of 20 Union
avenue and John Norowitch OF I22
South First street
When they were leaving the refneries
al the South Fourth street entrance
they were showered with bricks and
stones from the roofs Of tenements. The
men started to run outside the pole
lines when they were confronted by
more strikers with blackjacks and other
weapons. The police arrested three
men,
The sun., 1916-02-06

gave up and whose untmely end was
the most terrible shock I ever knew.
was the elimination of a series OF perse :
cutions and misstatements which have
clouded my life.
"1 cannot say too much OF the con-
sideration of the Judge. the fairness of
the jury, the kindness OF my friends
who have SO Loyalty stood by me In this
trouble. am home again with my
dearest Charla and my beloved Nr-
ginia. and I hope to he allowed. In peace.
10 devote the rest Of my life TO their
welfare."
As for Brown and Spellman, they re-
ceived their verdicts of guilty with the
The sun., 1916-02-06
VILLA NEAR OJINAGA.
Heads Force Of Bandits. IL Repor,
tO Juares.

Ell PAso. Tex. Feb. 5.--Reports from
Ojinaga announce the approach OF q
mounted Villista band in that district
from the southwest villa himself Is
at the head. scouts say.
II was also reported that Gems. Ped
rosa and Rodriguez, leading fifty men
who were reported split off from villa.
had reached Las Cruces. north OF the
Santa Clara ranch. and had offered to
surrender. Gen. Gavira In Juarez says
he does not know whether the Rodriguez
mentioned In the report Is the Gen. Jose
Rodriguez who is said to have been
executed
Telegraph sdvices from Chihuahua
city stated the railroad traffic had been
paralyzed over the Mexican Central and
Mexico Northwestern lines by bandits.
No trains were scheduled to move north
or south out of Chihuahua
The sun., 1916-02-06

people. We. clerks and workingmen.
perish OF hunger through their greed"
Among those arrested was Bultron. one
OF the chiefs OF the Casa del Obrero
Mundial who IL supposed to be the pr'n-
Mexico city.
The sun., 1916-02-06
WABASH swrTCHMEN GO OUT.
Police Guard Asked for the Yards
In ChtcaGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.--A general strike OF
switchmen on the Wabash Railroad was
called at O'Clock tonight by the
Switchmen's Union according to an an
nouncement by the general superintend.
ent Of the road.
Police were asked to protect the Chi.
cago yards.
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qrdliheut bro iemp. ses Siastratts.
Giteii: Jfreb. S6nellsr Glerf f4.2i
aNtne orbinana. Ro. 255.ieio. aur


Wtne Drbtnanl. 70. 255ieiG 3ui
eirnBe. BON @leIffb gibenuc SIS eireeln spenne
Siabt Cincinnati. siaai ohio, bnb bsr durb,
VrlD bon eoneoreid Sirubs. bon Wielifb abe,
me bic eineoIn eiSsnne iei nne berfelbs ~
bleron6 feiileiieui ME tolai, rdmli6:
s9eiiither 0urb-Mntdnleno an ber fiibLl4er
Vurbsyinie BON wleltib elbenIie nuf Der Gr55.
bung bor 1912 5ub. Curb iuie eefebt; banl
iiioipdrts nbftetgfnb 81 ber 9inie bon D.i9 illr
100 Gub 6n Der grbptuHg bon 1905 SUB;
tdnn nni eiHer beriiffien giegird, blr9 Ole
9Tnobnneer bon 7ssi8 7e7 81. 7s7i42. 1851
Dub unb an Runiten refreiiipe 20, 40. 90 unb
20 5iib bon benz slHfeng bdpon, bnHn nlt.
iieiGeHo sn Der Nnie bon i.3e4 fir 40 sur
su ber 9rbobnre bon 1895 GIb; bnuH nui
elmer pertiialen Rieeune Dur1 bic Grbeblineeil
bon 7eQ.26, 7p0e3. Tgi.s1. 7e3.0e ssnb nHb
ar PrrfieH refpeitibe 20, 40. 90 urb so Sui
bon benz unfnna bnppn: bnItn oliffieiaenb si
ber Slate bon 6.72x, flr ESQ Siib an ber Or,
bdbiiua bon 1854 fsnb: bann ant etner neril,
fallen AiepuIa oiir6 bic QrbDbunaen bon
7ys1f. b00.le SUIT Gnrb ipie nefet. ,nu Der
norbiiden Surbspinle bon Qtncpiif Mpenne, liuD
az ynniten rtfpeitiSe 20 mrb 80 Sub bon beul
ArfdHg bnpon.
feftIi6er gurb-Ter grob bes 5ffriacn
Gurbs foa berfsIbe feln irle iener ses lipsfi.
icheu Gntbs. init ben foIaenben Musnnbriien:
stufanoeHb on her fabIlfen Gurb,Qinie bsn
wseiifh slperue auf her Grbbbunq boa 1861
gat. gars ME ,eststl; saaE iaslpAsis avl
bon 1885, 7e5.oO 7ss.is bib iinS 81 puiis
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Etne Stoindn5, no 257-191e-3nr
" S5eitfesnng bes &ibeaus Der GdrHfbau
elpeHue, bon 9nrnet ,elpenue bis bu eiH.m
gnnit 23o fsub 5itIi6.
Gel es berorbHet bon benz stnbtraib ser
etaht Cincinnati, Staat Gbio, bnb Der Guru.
Grab bon Gnrnfban abenue, bon 9nrnet ape.
me bis All etRen QnHit 230 5ub oft!td, ber.
NIT feiH fon iinb feftsefesr ptrb iue foIst idH'
IiG:
N6rbIber stnfdnpenb bel Der SHiers
frftiun Der H6roIioben GIHb-9iHie bon GarHs
ifbaiu Mbenue unb ber bftlidsn Gurb'aiHie pJ
GurHet slbenne BET elmer Grb6bung bon 79a.9-
Elib: baun dbneiaenb bel eiuer Rate BON 0.6ae
&C. fto no Juh bis 3ur Sibe bon 740.47 Sub;
taHH dbfteigenb BEL ber Rate bon 0.50qs iiir
.14n00 sspb bis 8ur 6bbe bon 1887 yns
SibIicber Gurb-gnidnqenb bel Der Snter'
fsftiou Der iibiihen Qnrb.einie bon Gdrnfbuu
gfpenfe NIB Der 1filtheH gurbsatnie bon Bur-
net stoeHnc bel elmer Sope bon 1880 s5lB:
,hdnB qlffeiaenb bel be- State bon 0.50G ifr
1000 jsuij bie 5n Der S5be bon T40.05 Sus:
harm abiteigenb BET ber gfaie bon o.50Ge fir
120p0 SUB bis sur Spbe bon 73e.45 syut.
= limb fei eS ferner beterDnet, baf3 irgenbeine
Erhinons friiber pdfitrt, tuelche hermit I'm Ni,
herfpru6 iiebt biermit piberrnfeH IT.
( Raifiri nm o.. SUM a .. 1915.
&C MARTIN
qrdfibeni bro TEN. Ses s.abtrutbs.
Etfsft: etst. S&ptIIsE Glsrf. t4,st
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" s5elfiiennna oes Wrabes bon Nic,iinler
slpenne. bon 3nrriion sspsHHe Su elnsm eunfts
1.o2s SUB fiiIi6
Sci es beroronei bon bcm St1bitnib Der
Siaot Cincinnati. Siaot Ohio. tdb ber 0urbi
Drno bon m,cainIeb ebenns. bon Sorrifon
abenne su eiHem @nniie I.O2l SUB oiilin. ieI
uaO oerieibe III bieTbusa ieIissieli ipie iOIsi.
ndmlib:
ysorofiter -slnfonaenb on ber 5iiIiAen
Surbsinie bon 0nrriioH abenne dlf Der er'
pcpnng bon 9i0.30 Sub (gutb tpie neleti)
paniI oiiipdrfs nufiicigcno nnf elmer oeriiidefi
tleaung oiuh bic GrbBbunaeu bon sii.O7 uno
VI Los Gub On Funfien rcipeliiee 25 nrib 80
bnb BON aHiaHp oaoon: bdHn 1nifieigene 8Ii
ter 9ldir bon i5g lir, 1919 SUB .sn. Der 81
hcbung bon 9f427 ,5ub: bdnn duf einet Der'
iiinien pieanna onreh bic VrbDbineen bon
ssia;s5. s.i. siSss al2Ti nns sli.oi {nb on an
hem aninHg plbon: odHn abiieiaeHb 81 pet
siaie bon ~ ilir 1ss.0i Sub Su oer SreebuIg
SiIolober Curb aHfnneeuo an bcr 6filiden
bliiiG bon ~ 100 Suii tensb ipie aeiebi baipi
oiludrfe duiifeiaeno 5u Der gidie bon In iiir
1000 Iut 8u Der 0rbobliug BON Bf$l5 Sub.
sqH a.i stner seriiIalsn gieeane surtt be ".
.snb on slnrfien rripeitipc 20. 30. IS uHe 100
fuB bon oem antnHa nobon: bdnn nbiieaeno
r. Der eer Slate bon n tlir t2i.Ss 5ub ~ oet ",
SSs SssHEs bon So 1923 @ ,S se 90 earn E Gbsss40
peDnna bon s72.43 ,5rb; bann dbiietaeue ilr
5000 Jiih sn her 9rtobhuna bon s71.03 ,5nB:
harm dblieigenb 30 ber Mnie bon 99- fur 5000
Isab 81 Der grbosHna son seo53 Snb; senn %
5n Der erb5bnHa bon s5h.is Sub.
%ali'ri an o. SnHi, ini6
Erhilbeni bro temp bes Sinntrnibs
Nsaffs \ a 4 = -
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bon eeiien bcr asnannfen gefslf1aft
bet bfm GIert bieies Efatfrnsts uGo
bel bem siubifor Der eeuanrfen gtnbt inncrs
tnIb non breibig 500 1agen bon uno mao
bein Tntiim an peIcem befe Eroirar5 IN ftaif
triit ausaenommen bic biftin fpesicn aaRes
flibrfen aeuberunaeH aeHaHiiicr Crbindn5 SO.
las. pnNiri ON ~. Mlhr5 1914, fol- bieelbe IN
boiler ardli bleiben uno BlltiGfeif bdben.
SGffiti nut 0. Stunt n. .. 1916.
&. q. MARTIN.
RrdiibeHt pro fen. brs Siabirai3s.
eltteit: Greb. 6HctIer GIeri.
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ysibsIaats entf4HtSk
gung.

Gin junssr Mdnn bat fid BEL diner
Gdelfdaft um einen 0isnii btiuorbsH.
Nadtrdslid idat ihm elm. bub e. bus
Gtburtsbdium ni6t ausstfiint fat.
unb e. trdsi bies na4 nit ber Msb
bung: 80 babe 90 iiberfeben, Jbnsn
nod mHsuihsi!su, bab id am IS.
6ebriar 1884 getptsn Bin mas Sis
gasisf sati&uISiosa iuoIIsns
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grnaoeni pro Temp. Ses siastraigs.
gtieli: isreb. S6neIler. Z 9lerf. 1s.H
Ciue Crbtuaus, go. 2ei-ieie-3u
" gaiharriiiutia her crblnnna 30 28O-1Ai1 |

(ciue crbfHGuA 30. 2ei--ieie-3r
~, gsibetrufuiia ber GrblHans no. 2S0-i9i5,
hniiirt nH 90 sfprll 1915, betitelt Cine CT
btndns 5nr llpptnpriirtna ben 9.aenihnm fir
c'ientIide 3nede sur groffnuHg elmer Sirdbe
slpifden q. Clair Sirnse nnb SienbOra sIbt'
Hiir, fpelhes cine anseebniiBa besisriaen Ibet.
les bon 3eiieriou elpeniis nntblit bon e.
Uinit SindBe bilbei, ferner sur Nppropriirlra
bon GigenibnH slir Grtpeiifrune Der iiibeltlidea
gde bon Ssife.fcn acenne mnb Si. CLAIR
Sirnbe.-
Gel Is berOrbnsi BON siabttaib Der eiuei
gincinndii. Siaat cbio:
Seitior l. 2ab bte GrbinnRs 30. 23o-iei5,
baifrt am 20, atril 1915, bftiieit. Cine CT,
binans sHr appropriirnua bon Gieentblm iir
offentIide 2pede sur Qt5ffnung elmer Eirase
afpii6eH Si. glair Strahe unb Gienbprn Eae.
me. lpeIdes eiue sSorifetung hesieneen Ibsi.
les bon Sefierlon eIbeiiis uorblif bon St.
Clair SirGfe b,ibft. ferner snr eIpprrprlirund
bon gieenibum sur Gripeiisrune Der fhopiiliheli
Ode bon SefferfoH apenus unb St. CLAIR
Sirabe,- biermit plberrufen tpirb
Sefiion 2. 3iele frbindns ioa In srait ire.
ten unb @iiltilieii bcben bon nnb mad BEN
BON o5eiebe erlnubten fribsIien 3eiipnRtie aIi.
safitti am g. SUM, y z 1919. ~ Sr,,r
prdIibeni bro iemp. ees giabiraits.
9iteft: iUreb S4neIler Qlerf 1927
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GHine CrbtHa ma gio 2441ei6, 3uI
" Seftfteuuns oes 9tabes bon 9aIos Strdbe
bon gieieutont goenue su efHem 9uHtte 9ie
Tltk 5ftiiG
Sei es berorbnet bon benz stabtratb Der
Gtabt Cincinnati, staut Ohio, bab Der Gurb'
@rab BON 9aIos Strabe bon 8oiemont gIocnue
5u einem Sunite $40 SUB oitlid, fei un6
bsrfsIbs TT bierour6 tsiisefeut pie ipGt
fidmli1:
N1rbIi6er Gurb-anfauaenb an Der 5ftIi9eH
gurb,alnie bon RofemoIi glpenue auf oer CT
bobune bon s2s.6S sSub (Gurb pte eefest
banR oftsudrts uuf elmer bertiiaIen 9teeune
bur6 bic 9rbSbuneeH,, bon e29,46, s30.06,
s3O44, s3052, s30.3s uno $4,000 SUB an
Rlniisn reipeitibe 25, 80, 10, 100. 125 uno
100 SUB bon bem anfnna baooR; oaun abs
jfeigeUb 5u Der 5tate bon 2t fir $4,000 sSub
su Der GtbbbuHe bon e23.00 Gu6: bauI obs
ffeieenb su ber Rnte bon 1,6Ee proseHf fir
1000 Sub su ber Grt1bnng bon sle.44 GHb.
SiihIicbet 9Hb-9er Grab bes fiioli&en Curb
fpu berfeIbe fein ipie ber bes Horoli6en Gurb,
NIT ben foIsenoeu ausuabmen: anfangsHb on
ber oftIieten gurbsainie ppD Rofemont sIpenue
aiif Der Jrbobune BON s27.s3 GiiB (Giirb Die
sefeStl. bann oitfparts auf elmer bertiiaeR
@eeuns burd bic GrbbbuHaeu bon s2s91.
S29.7, $50 21,. $40. .43, s30.5e unb $4,000 gub
an Pnniteu retpettipe 20, 90, 10, 100, 125 unb
$50 Jub bon benz InfnDa bupor.
99affirt an 81. @iut, u. Q 1915.
g. .. Tuuner. Prdfioent oes StabtratbS.
eitteit: Sreb. SfHeIIer, GIerf ia
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ten refpesfipe 20, 20 nns 90 sub BON benz an
b.1% fat 100 Bus gu ber Grb6buns roE
76e.of Gut.
5ernsr. affdneene on ter nSrsIi6sH Card.
einie bon pinroln lpenre diif Der erbopnn9
bon s9s.e4 s5ub: bnnH rcfbIDdrts nti eifsr
eetflinlen eieauus bnr6 bic erbopunssn neE
1897. 1887 1ub uiib an 9Ifnfien reipeiiioe
20 ufb 40 sjfi6 Bon BEN elnfang b1oon.
llnb fei g fetnT beforbHet. bat nIie ooregr
ndffirffr ctbinanSen, ipei6e biermtt I'M ~
berfptnn ifeben. feier uHo bieielben iiHo bieF'
sailiri an 8. Suni, Il. \. 1915.
e. u Marttn.
9rdfibeni bro temp. bes eiubnaibe.
atfeii: 1reh. S6neIler, Gleu. i5,2i
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sra n iniiiis4eu nliets, Dsliit.proisitgriii1e
iiir leibie Sdnsdrbeii $500 per s3cbe. y5n'
les ccim 223i Aarf abe, ssnlnnf pi.is.
lei Wofib i555'/. ~
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Gu usrianien gerIdiebenes.

6ptffsr. ptanrs So ncfeu iisrscfe
gfaEt. fslsi pis rsu: ipsrtb 5000. Scrry
gtttrr ptsrtF1. e8ep 6nrftnGs tlbsiiuss eiik
ieA nsts asolrail4su oef1sr.
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aB9tn anis beiriibe: aipsi In her 3aniilie.
1904 IN WeUsilIdn Sir., sSainni nihs.
Eel q. 553. l'-ios
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GEO. P. SCHWE|TzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 M s
1877 CR z. strafe.
9rmdiad)ei,

iebeT Grf In beutf1er unb enaIiI4er Sprn1s
NJ @addftSleute, Bereine etc. ueberfctunaen
mrrnen nnf Narnf4 befcr11
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.gniteIInnsen.

ytesisfungs.uiIlifliunesn offsn flir gsaBnsr
nnh grdusn. xaufeH5s bon Qrnsnnunosn Nns
IN auefi6t nilis tlr uniteunnssn fret
btaHiiin 9nlniais. 2esi 70. Ro1ster. n ..
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MFdhaen tlr ollaemeine 6diisdrbeit: 3i'
uiiiie bon 2: euieI eobn: anbri 5esahli iis
gibbIe sionb, Clifton. Clifton Hno Vim nat.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-16
COURSE Of AMERICA IS DECIDED
IN GERMAN SUBMARINE CONTROVERSY
AFFADIVITS OF SURVIVORS or SUSSEX DISASTER CON-
SlDFRED m FRAMING or FINAL NOTE TO
CENTRAL GOVERNMENTS.

m1, Boo Included ia tho Indictment
HH.. 90 i- understood will be ready
nr Uaru 'he first part OF the week
President Wilson and Lansing spent
"u major part of the day discuss
"r 'nc situation The affadivlts of
American survivors ot the Sussey
reached 'hn capital today. but the
value off This phase OF evidence is
..ssonrd because the administration
r'larI. the statement from Berlin
ls virtual admission OF guilt
I0' situation Is being watched
closely Hy diplomatic representatives
.rnm other neutral countries The
Interests Of the United States and
oihor neutral countries are said ,o
h' Identical in some cases. but Ame-
lia secs no need OF joint action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-10
AMUSEMENT NOTES

Valeska Suratt and William Shay in
THE Soul OF Broadway" Park theatre,
tonight. Feature to be shown promptly
at o'clock and repeat at $50.
Valeska Suratt and William Shay in
the most amazing photo drama ever pro-
dueed. Briefly the story concerns the
life of La Valencia, a typical woman of
New York wonderfully beautiful. but old
in sin. Her lover William shay be-
comes thief that he may shower lux
nries upon her. He is sentenced to prison
and for five years eats his heart out in
to emerge at the end of that
time a sad-faced, gray haired man, en-
tirely cured of his mad infatuation. BY
accident Valencia sees him. Her old pas
sion for him is revived. 1t means moth
ing to her that since his release from
prison he has fallen in love and married
a good woman. She tries to win him
back. When her fascinations fail, she
threatens to expose his past life. He will
not yield and she prepares to carry out
her threat. Then destiny takes hand
and with cimacteric suddenness and
power the end comes.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-10
THE SINKING OF THE CyMRIc,

The Cymric was a British ship. That
is, she was owned by British company.
She may or may not have been taken
over by the British admiralty. She had
been taken out of the class of passenger
carrying boats. She was almost entirely,
if not completely, given over TO the bus
mess of transporting munitions from the
United States to be delivered to the en-
tente allies. She was manned only by
enough of crew to perform the various
dyties on board a great liner, there being
l07 men aboard. She may or may not
have been armed for defensive purposes.
She was in all essentials warship, CON
verted from a commerce vessel, although
she may not have been engaged in often
siye operations under direction of the
British admiralty As such the Cymric
was liable TO attack by an enemy of the
entente allies, whatever may be the tech
nicalities TO be brought up on the ground
that she was not in the British admiral
ty registry. The sinking OF the Cymric
by a submarine vessel, presumably by a
German submarine. will not seriously af-
feet the agreement which stands between
the United States and Germany concern
ing the conduct of submarine warfare
against commerce ships. The destruc-
ton Of that munitions-carrying ship is |
outside the scope of that agreement. The /
American people do not feel stirred in
protest against the sinking as violation
Of international laws or of the laws Of
humanity. albeit they may feel horror
against the act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-10
CURRENT COMMENT
placating the German Public,

In reading the German note, it is de.
srable to remember how much was in
serted to make the concessions to the
United States fairly palatable to the
overweight and deeply inhamed Ger.
man people, with whom the emperor
must reckon. 1t may be that the EN-.
peror will need all of his prestige and
authority to carry his government
through the crisis. The present situation
in both Germany and the United States
is fresh illustration of the truth that
it is almost impossible to break peace
if the nations concerned desire anything
but war. But, in the case of each ma
ton, the government must find itself
embarrassed if the people feel that in the
avoidance of war their national dignity
has been in the least sacrifced.--Spring-
field tMass.) Republican.