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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Dos perienfte $el,iff ,uar Sic II, ,54S
G>nnen erebe un> crit 1915
fertiaosltellte ,,Gmseania".
Sic SOpcOnng Oes Sampters giab in Der aricg5Onc nnO
bic llebrlebeuocu mnrhen in SnntrQnna nnb Varc n S
laub ans VanO Qeiebt ntcr Den mgefOmlcncn bcinOcn
id angebli and ySstOnlner, OOd III Oarlber bis jcbt
nidts 0jenanrs bcfannt gegeben wOrOcl.
92ameneliite npdl nid)t erbaItlidD.

9lnfauqs hieltcn oic9euuttcn nea d.
partencnts bofiir, ooB es lmpciic
iciu piiroe, Die gtnnen Der nn 9orN
bciinoIiden Wonnid)oiteu 5u per0i
icntIihen, bepor oieSlItc 0erCSerCttGteu
befonnt gegcben perocn fonnc, mel
tic filrfteteu, 0nB IN ben f5omiIiel
Der gcrettcten 2eute lmnDtblgeSorgen
ent1tebeu pilr0en. Spdter. ols oarallf
hingetpieien muroe, ooB &cr3ogerln(
in Der &eroffentIihrmg Der 2iite bcr3
breheuoc 5rouer in uabe5u ic-
Ger 6amilie i'm 2onoe berporrlifen
miiroe, Die eincn Sobn i'm Seer bat
fiinoiQtc Dtuior 8enernl YtcH1Sntprc
obcriter Wtilit0rccnior, on, es bobe
lid berou5gcitcIlt, ooB Is immoqlih
eli, mts Den 9lften 0e3 Icportement&
bcrous Die 9iite Der 9foncn 5u qcben
neil it'd an 9orb fem beionOercr mi
litdriiber Gerbono bcfunocn botte.
Gs mlir0e ongefiinoigt, 6oB 0ic{u5
canio non britiihcn Wotroien be.
monnt, nit eincr britiihcu 8cIhilb
monnldaft bcleqt mo bon britiihen
arieg5idliiicn csfortlrt mar.
1913 Sunncnaebnlt.
SuSconio mar Elm britiide@ %oiio
aieridliff non l4,34S 9rlittotonucn
nclbes I'M Sabre 1914 IN C5lo9gor
gcbnit nlrhc uno Der 9lnhor Clinic
gchorte. Nod oen lcbten @cridten
NOR Der Gampfcr nm II. >Sanuor IN
einem otlontiifen Sofen nngefom
men. Juacanio mar zines Der belt
ousaeitotteten HoiinQicrihiife nnN
mohtc feline rIungfcrniobrt inn ,9c
brunr 1915. SpGtCr itano 6uS Sd5iii
cine 3eitIong in 3icnitcn Der britt
ihcn 9tomirnIitGt, nnroe Damn jc0ot
ocn 9eiitern 5urut0cQcbcn. 90
Sdiif mar 5G7 Sui lang NM &C
SUB brett ;e@ fonnte 2500 &oiiltc,'-
uuo 3niidcnoct &oiiaQicre ioiicu
Aic 5ohitgeidiuinoiQfeit bctruQ IS
Gnotcu Sdon nehrercmolc ma
Su5colIio bon 3ulld)bonten an1carii
icn norhcn, fonnte lih icood, 6ont III
rcr 8eld)Dinoiqfcit un0 ihrer q
idlilbo erfoIgreih lpcbreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

VI ~ ~ NNF''NNTFNFt NNTVNKIN WIFI
Gen oIc cntiprchcnocn 8crlllItc. iibcr
1000 Tounen 9; inter 1900 Conner
6; tSiIheriohr5eu9c / juiaHmcn t6.)
Gnri$, 6. fScbr.
NSn Ger om ,. lebruor cn6cnocn
Wohc lino , iron30iiihc Tampfcr
BON ilber 1900 Gouncn uno untcr
1900 (oHueu 0urh Wfincn o0cr
Nom, 6. ,Srbr.
IN ocr om , ,Scbruor cnocn.
Den @odc 1T eiu cinaiQtr itoIieniihcr
Compiler inter 1900 Eouucn uer
Icnft luoroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
yNlnmancc" uCricnft.

Gin otlontiiher 0oicn Z. ,5ebr.
Hcc0rr erbicltcn acitcru aobel
9}odrihtcn, oob Der nmcrifnnlihe
Gampirr 9Ilomnuce oui Der @obc Scr
cngliidlcu ailItc torpcorrt moroen
lei. Die @llomaucc mar Elm Shiii
bon 1900 9outcu mo huttc eiuc 0e
'obung bon So Monn un0 cine No
rincmounidloit BON 20 Donn.
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Inrfl bic SnndlbOofc.
Gonoou, } 1ycbr

NOH0oN, > lYcbr.
SdfaBamtsfonjIer Hn6rcn Wonnr
Gom, 0crtretcr Der Rcdieruna i'm
Sous Der (Seneincn, bat hcute ol
4uttUort niti cine ,interpenotion NIT
gctbeiIt, 6oB 6urd oeutide Iau66ootc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Son ben ariessidaupldBeu.

True translation filed with th4
Postmaster Of la Crosse, wiz. Or
February &. 1919, as required by
the acf of October s. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

Sic 6Rutihe Spro ii 2
Irir0 Don nateju 1t0OOO,O0O
TeuideH gciprohcn.
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lLmitcrOdtt. 81 -

HiltltcrDGtTt, D 1sSaT~
Cine in Berlin aus Ssie1y asE.
netroiirnc tSltnfcnulcIonng ErFnes..
ooB Die Eoleu Mtohile1u,. Gus Szer1sazs>.
Qlorticr Ser 9tulicn. beIcBt inrN 17Taifsssss-
ridl 3ruIcufo, 06hitfonmtmreiGeH:aer
Der rltiiiIdcn @oIidemifi Ergs&tsR-zs
nit icincm aciornntcu 5tob ac17sgFer
acnoarmeH bdbCR
HniliidDc 9caicrnHg pcrmaHcRx.
petersburg. s tSeIH-
&ci 5hluB Der SiBuugeqF heg
GonQreiics Der 9lr6ritcr mto lEah0-
ten UclcnutuI i'll Ectcraburu III
om 6rcitog cin 0ieieB nlgclmrungR
morocu, mcIdr3 0ie ReqermaE Aex
2lrbcitcr lmo Solooteu oEs Eine
0oucrnoe, uid}t proplicrildlc. nj an-
longs ouQcfilnOiat murnc. ivT6I2>
nirt Ser GouqrrB crfldrtc prTrHgr.
ooB Die &cridiiungc &crJorruExrsp
GuaQciddItct icr
6erncr mnr0c cin ScIct mtTraJrR>
men, mcIdbes Die lofurtlac EcrIta1stl5~-
trua oller 9ihorrrlcn Fprcert- arz-
loIbe lpurOc n.ul Observation-Disclosures,
iduB bJildtint, ncltcr ans 1865 god
Observation-Disclosures mo fiir5wan1
Gelegotcn ueridliC ocuer 4orteu4s Esn.
lteht
General Mcrtomafi, StrieasFaazss~
tier lmtcr Yreutcr Gercn9fp. ifs assEsr-
Der AnfIoae Der ShcIluobme ar siaeEx~
@cpcurepollttlou lit &efrrsburw taST4-
boltct porocn.
9Iqe Mum1uen III 9iuBIono lfxz3zR
iih binncu orct (oqcn rearfErzrzas
foiicn. ipioriaenialia itc perbnfiet fuEn-
0cn.
Ger finuiid'e SeHut i'll nud' sgfsrr
9Iu'loitul aus NbU grflobeF iuEN gTkzk
ihm Ole Nertrctcr dtlcr 0erlerTircn
pcldc oic 6inniidc HcgufaET
bobeu, &crr Vrn1ldl, sfsre
moliacr ocutibcr GonIiI in 0iusfiE1s-
bur0, lit gum 0cttidlrH (SeiouhTEI aG
Iinutduo crruuut mornert
WlOroen nne fliinocrn gcbt IBe1srE.
5todbolm. b. iyeQr-
%n 1inuIono ihciut nod aasse
2lftion opn gcncuiuHg
it0ttgeiuu0cu 81 bobcu Die G5iarEe
bciocr 9Irmccn niumt 3lt, 0tc R0ta1n
@nrocu mcr0cn 0nrdl RulieH 0p@ Be-
tereburq. sic RcaierimgtrRgyxua
hltrh potriolildc 6innen erQdnt II
Sirolo, ,NoIf2 Gonmniii0r Fi1r eSEs~
mGrtigc }lndeleauhcitcn". bas esam
3InmcnuoI0 bureau in 5haE-
holm cine Ionqc GrfldrIuQ Wsrrs
ianot IN mflhc cr lnai, 6Gfg osry
Gonpi eiu Siampi nts ErolctGrIssa
lcdcr Die oSdlluhter eja0a hsr
5Iut0iiritiacn Nurqeoiiic uo e1a
ncue9 aopitcI i'm 0antpf liir ..naar-
ueinc io}ialc HcuollfiJu~ ici
Sirolo crfldrt lpcitcr, onB ..retVYu-
tionurc GronDuq~ iu l5cllmQIors cyz.
fire. 8as Dleic .Crommq" tr;szs-
tel. crheIlt aus mcicrrn Nodridagn
bon N}6r0creien un6 4IiiaOrreicIt 20.
TENS oea Nl%ld)ulle5 ocr ,,h0tlrw
5funomupier illcbcn ouS Se.5Sssa.
-or@, 0oruntcr IamiIicn, pcldc arTss
'obreIona qcmobnt babeu Die S1yzs-
Iduoer Ill SdiUcocu hcben 9ictrizzS~
ruaairrcmus eroiiuct, nrf sztar
,FrcimlItige hobcn it'd bcrclfa. zcazefs-
bet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
SandlbuUtOpier.
2onnon, 6. iScbr.

2onhon, 6. 6cbr.
@cnIdB Dem britiideu Aomiru-
Iitdt@bcrift pom 0tittlpob lino in
Der lebtcu Mete iolqenOe britiIhe
@ouOclSidlifef pcrjcnft lpor0cu:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
February 8. 1918. as required BY
the act of October 6. 1917.
@oibington, 4, 5ebr.
Die gontroperie iibcr Die 66big,
felt Ger Regicrung be5iiglid) Ser
ariegsriiihtngcn rmo iiber Die 8or-
lagen sur 9iIoung elmer &rie9scobi-
nets lrro Grncrntug eines Wiltni-
tionsoircftors nuroc ON Wtontog i'm
Scnot crnellert; Die 0ebotte 500 lih
beinabe oen qon5er Gag bin. Seno-
tor Sitdcod, oemofrdtiides Wtitglieo
oes MilitGrouaifuiies belt cine 5mci
1tiinoige uorbcreitete 3eoe 5uguniten
Ser bonn BrGiioenten nid)t 9ebiligten
&orloqen in Der er ooS ariegsoc-
portcment Iharf fritiiirte ltn0 Sefre-
tar 9afer oorporf, yoos 2on0 itnob-
iidtlih irre5l,filbren onrd obiolut
iibcrciIte uno iibertriebene Grfl1ru.
gen hinIihtlih Der sSdbigfeiten ocs
2onhes, Solootcn nnh europa 5u
1fiden."
Senator 8illiams pon 0liiiiiiippi
llno Senator 9ieco BON Niiiouri, Sc
mofroten, ontlportcten, inoem tic
energiih gegen bic &rieqSreorgmiiu-
tions &orlngeu opponirtcn, neil Die
ieIben ooroui berehnct ieien 8rdii-
Oent 8ilion5 glutboritdt on lid 5li rel
BON
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Gmran,as Bliifunnid an
Iniicr gSilbrlm.

True translation filed With tht
Postmaster OF IN Crosse. Wis, o.
February 9, 1873, as required b,
he act OF October .. lsl7.
20nool, : ,5ebr
Nic Neutera Vimiit6 mcloct, bot
Ecmlitiono GorrnBo. Der Graii0en'
bon Wierico. filr3lid cine Idwulitlat
GrbrrtatoQ2botidoit on ocn Iut
id'cn Naiiar NllbrIn Qionoi Er1ii
6ent Garronjo io8t IN iejncr Dot
idioit
oGurcr 9ioicioi. 6je hcute r,6rcf
@chltrtatoa NIT a2rGdltcr llriohc }ur
Frcll6e bcqrten ,Idl babe otc Giro
Gurcr gfoicitdt mcinc hcr}Iiditn
@roiulotiou gu icuOcn mo IS trent
mid, ,}bncr mcle bri1cn Nilnidlr
iitr SIR (3Iiif mo oa >3rcr hc6rc
fomilic, iomic fir o14 t3socibcu oir
fer aroBcu ino 'ramoljheu &ation
ou5iprcd)cu 3u f6nncu"
- .--.----
@r3bc 1ilBn0ie e Cine
uornehni1 Iamc .lc5 l5ru Q3u3nr3i
1T um didi lrr Il ayaeu ut,la ru
en-. Iic> ioi pc UH't and mItien
IT Der &lG1 Ger HIasor3t Hi,
'criudi ne. 5H6 aie Gm2 nrlai
ingittd n1.uhu @iN s3ru GOT
tor, 6aD msme ar1atHHt tt'on lcbs
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0italcod cy0ffnetc Gcbattc.


ItuB fir Observation-Disclosures Don
.Grie9siefretdr @ufer obgegebeue Gr-
fl0ritng. ooB in DER eriten 01lfte oes
loltfen6eu sSahrcs ole Ser. Staaten
cine bolbe M-aion Srltppen III
sSranfreih bnben piiroen, ilno Dob
Die glusiidt niht hoffmtneslos lei,
oaB in 2ollfe oeS ESobreS Sdiffe fiir
ocn Sronsport bon elmer ipeiteren
Wiuion Wann nerfilgbor iein mir
ben, erfldrte Senator pithcod bon
gtebrosfo (0em.) in elmer Rcbe Dor
Dem Senot fir onoIlitonOig mioeriin-
mig = 10 iibetrieben, oaB es ciucn
noIlItdnoie foliden Ginorltf bopon
ernede, mas oie Ser. Stnotcn thur
f0nnen, uno mas iic tbun.
1Snoem Der Scuator fir oie @or-
lage eittrot, Die ShoffunQ zines be
Ionoeren &riegScabinett5 lmo oc3
Toitens Observation-Disclosures Der.
lotgt, ertl0rtc cr, Scfret1r 9ofer
meine e5 5peifellos ebrlidL lei aber
onrh gtongel an Snfornlotinn iiber
Die &nappbeit oil Shiffen SIT ion9l,i
riiden Sorollsia9en periiibrt NOR,
Oen @r iogte peitcr. ielbIt @rGlioent
Wilion .fenne oie fpobre Gage nit1t"
uno fiibrtc Dies ol5 ein tgeiipicI fir
Wangel an 3uionmenorbeiten inner.
halb Der -&eaieriing on. 5iibrcnoc
Senotoren ouf Der electromagnetic
butten iih bor6ereitet, Senotor Sitf-
cof 5ll ontlporten, oeiien 9}eoe Ole
9ebatte eroffnctc. Die in Der S6mebe-
mar lett Sefretdr 9ofcr ieine GrfIG-
rllng nbgegeben un0 0rdiioGut WiIion
feline Oppoiition gcgen oic 8ldne oe5
Mlsi6uiics fir 9eeresongelegcnhei-
ten, betreffs REORGANIZATION oesNppo.
rats Der &egierltng iiir Die 2eitltnq
oe8 &riegeS befonnt 9cgebeu bate.
Ger Senator BON Hebro5fo 0ob su,
ooB piel 8roBes i'll nncrfcnncnSper-
ther Wciie getbon porocn lei, bcltonb
ober onroltf, onb Gentraliirlln9 m6
5feor9aniiirilng Der Grieg5 OioBre.
gcln inter einem bcionoerCn aricgs
robinctt uno Grntroliiirllng aler
9lnfdufe inter eillen WtunitionS0ircf
tor gebieteriide 9totbmenoigfcit icien
Gr ueriiherte, Der 8r0ii6ent, lpie Der
Srtegsietretar botten pergebIih Der
iltft, oas 3iel 3lt errcihen, llno ons
SpItem Der Hciaerung lei pernltct
Gr erfIarte, oic pom Scere5ausihuh
porgeifloaene MoBregel nuroc Ser
|roiioenten in Ser 2eitllng neocr
henmen, nod in oieielbe eingreiieu
9ennt feline Beriuneu.
Die iharfe &ritif, Die er on pieIen
3iegsnaBregelu Der 3egierrng itbt,
erldlitertc Der Senator nit geiipieIen,
rod chne beitinnt, Eerioncn anSu
Gtc'itu. Gr erfl;jrt., cs ieien nidit
,tngloublide Dttbr1iiic" I'M &rie15.
rep rtement noractomnen, Die 9aQC
I'm Sdliffobrt be- i'd Hctr cr olS cine
,Sorce uno nabe5u Gin .8erbrehen"
Dos SrauSportipitln i3i .5nianmen
qebrodeu", lei ein rrieiige5 @rot"
fpGbrenb srpei RiQionen 1onnen
,Srndt in g5em 9orf auiacitopeIt lie
gen, Die uidlt perihifIt tperoeu f0nn,
ten Tie @erfii9unqen Der aoblens
pertpalturg crtldrie Der Senator, bot
ten Sriees- un6 on6erc Snouitrien
IahmqcIegt. uno Die 2cbcnsnlitiel.
&ertheiling babe ebeniaus uerioat.
Senotor Sithcod beitrjtt aeraoe.
herous Die angobe ariegsietret0r go
fers, 6oB Die Regier,nq einen arieas-
plan habe, uno iiilte hin5r. Ger See
rcsoiisTdu6 lei bel Der optirniTtiidcn
TorfteIluna 6es 9rieasiefretars aus
allen @oIfeu sefauer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Imerifanii6es Srnppenidiff
uerienft.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
February s, 1918, as required by
the act of October 8. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
@uiliide GegieruBg
permanent.
Srplenfo uno icin aan5er Gaa5 sanss
rebelllidIen IOleu acfnngcu
acnoiumeu.

True translation hied vgssa kEss
Postmaster of La Crosse. We, AN
February s, 1918. as recsxs1t1 Hew
he act of October 6. t9tz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
Sdarfe Gritif,
Ssfretlr Bafer's @rflarungen ais
miberiinnig nno ii6crtriebeu
beseidlnct.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
February 8. 1918. as required bv
the act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

an 9iibtcOmbattonten IA, t20 hritilhe
Nt0uner, 6rauen imo atuoer INNS
Sebcn gefonunen itno.
IL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
3ebu WlOnatc arieg nnb ST..
100, 900 900 glnelnaen.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
February < 1918, As required Iy
he act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08
2entide Gutgcamuug.

True translation filed with the
0ostmaster of La Crosse Wis, OF
February s, 1918. AS required by
he act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

Cine IN Berlin aus Aieng afE.
QetrOiiene ,SlmferHlclonng ErFnese.
ooB Die Eolen Niobiletp. nu3 S''sr@asss>-
Qlortier Ser 9tllicn. beicBt tn1N TTHss~
rih 9rnIcnfo, 06fitfoutntureiE2F:aer
Der rltlliIdcn NoIldemifi Errzisg1
nit ieincm aciormtclr 5tnb 9c77ygfen
qCnoulmcu hdbCR-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. or
February 3, 1918, as required BY
he act of October 6. 1917
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

True translation filed with the
Postmaster Of La Crosse, Wis, or
February 3, 1913, az required -
the act Of October 6. 1917
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

Die gNUrOitern" 3citnnaea
bdbcH Die 8cidlidDtc uon ga
6ruHe nidIt MIR mitidlreibcn,
IonOern and mitmad)en belfrH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-08

TTue lraTs'0lIoH Med with thg
Postmaster OF - Crosse Wis, Or
February &, 1878, as required by
he act Of Octooor .. l4l7
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-07-12
is ARRESTED ON
PERJURY CHARGE
DR.. Edward A. Rumely of New
York Mail and Express in
the Tolls.
HID SEVERAL DEALINGS
Attorney General Alleges That German
Government Paid Dr.. Rumely $1,361,
600 in Transactions Connected
With Purchase of the Mail.


New York, July 9.-Charged with
perjury il a report to A. MitchNl
Palmer, alien property custodian, DR.
Edward A. Rumely. vice president and
treasurer of the Mail and Express
company, publishers of the New York
Evening Mail, has been arrested here
The attorney general charged the
German government paid 81 1861 900 to
Rumely in several transactions con.
nected with the purchase of the Mail
The payments, it is alleged, were con-
cealed until their details were discov.
cred by investigators for the Depart
ment of Justice.
Concealed Bernstorff's Dealing.
The complaint against DR.. Rumely
charges that in making his report to
the alien property custodian he failed
to disclose his relation with Count Won
Bernstorff, German ambassador to the
United States, and DR.. Heinrich F.
Albert, commercial attache of the Ger
man embassy.
The warrant was issued by fed
eral commissioner upon the complaint
of Attorney General Lewis, who had
been conducting an investigation for
some time into the affairs of the Mail.
The attorney general charged Rumely
purchased the stock of the Mail and
Express company in June, 1915, from
Henry L. Stoddard and that in doing
so he acted on behalf of the Imperial
Germa ngovernment
In an announcement of the arrest
of DR.. Rumely, Attorney General Lew
is declared that the money was paid
to Rumely from deposits Of the Ger
man government standing in the name
of Dr. Albert or of Albert and Won
Bernstorff, jointly, in this city. The
total so far traced, he added, Is ST.
SCI 900.
How Deal Was Concealed.
The transfers of money, Mr. Lewis
said, were concealed in this manner:
albert procured various banks,
where the government had accounts,
to issue cashiers' checks to the order
Of one Walter Lyon, a member of the
former Wall Street firm of Renskorf,
Lyon and Co. This firm in turn paid
the money over to Rumely or to the
S. S. Mcclure Newspaper corporation,
which had been organized by Rumely
for the purpose of the transaction.
I'm some cases Albert drew the
money in cash and delivered it to the
attorneys of the embassy, Messrs.
Hays, Kaufman and Lindheim, who
took the cash to Renskorf, Lyon and
Co. They in turn made payments to
Rumely. In one transaction $4,000
in bills was handled in this manner
Rumely then drew his notes to the or
der of Walter Lyon, covering the
transfers in money and pledged stock
in the S. S. Mcclure Newspaper cor
poration to secure the loans"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-07-12
TWO TRAINS COLLIDE
About One Hundred Persons Are
Killed in Railroad Wreck.
Many Meet Instant Death But Others
Succumb Before They Could
Be Extricated.

Nashville, Tenn, July 10.-In head
On collision between two passenger
trains on the Nashville, Chattanooga
q ST.. Louis railway at Dutchman's
Bend, five miles from this city, at least
100 persons, most of them negroes,
were killed and as many more injured,
score seriously.
Most of the killed and injured were
on local train from Nashville which
carried several coaches of workmen
going to nearby powder plant. The
other train was an express from Mem
phis and the West. After the two en-
gines had reared and fallen beside the
track, the heavy coaches of the ex-
press ploughed through the baggage
car on the accommodation train and
demolished two other coaches.
Many Of the dead were killed almost
instantly but others were pinned be-
meath the wreckage and could not be
removed before they succumbed. Doc
tors and nurses from Nashville assist
ed in rescuing injured as well as car
ing for them. 1t is believed some dead
bodies are still buried in the debris.
For that reason the exact number of
dead had not been determined.
The injured are being cared for at
hospitals here. The dead were brought
to morgues in this city.
Only few women were among the
killed. Most of the white persons
killed were in the telescoped smoking
car of the accommodation train.
Among the killed were several SOL
diers and sailors.
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HIS TIME WELL TAKEN UP
II Soldier Had Kept Promises He
Might Have Had Some Trouble
With His Captain.

He was strikingly handsome fig
ure in his uniform as he started out
upon his round of farewell calls.
"And you'll think Of me every sim
gle minute when you're In those stupid
old trenches?" questioned the sweet
young thing upon whom he first called.
He nodded emphatica1ly. "Every
minute"
"And you'll kiss my picture every
night?'
'Twice a night" he vowed, rashly,
patting the pretty head on his Shout
der.
"And write me long, long letters?"
she insisted.
'Every spare minute have" he re-
assured her, and hurried away to the
next name on his list.
There were ten in all who received
his promises.
When it was over he sighed. 81
hope" he murmured, YEARLY, "there
won't be much fighting to do over
there I'm going to be so tremendous
ly busy."-London Opinion.
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ALBANIA Scene
OF BIG BATTLE.
Italians Launch Great Offensive
on Front of Nearly 100
Miles.
FRENCH SOLDIERS AID
Magnitude of Operations Is Apparent
When 1t Develops That Allies Have
Gained Fifteen Miles and Turned
Austrian Right Wing.

London, July 10.-The Italians in
one OF the greatest offensives of the
year, attacking in Albania on front
of nearly 100 miles, have driven the
Austrians back for a gain Of fifteen
miles. The battle is rapidly develop
ing On still greater scale.
The Italians assisted by the French
launched the attack north of Avlona,
July 6. The magnitude of the opera
ton became apparent when it was re-
vealed that the Allies had been sue
cessful in turning the Austrian right
wing. Italian cavalry has gained the
Austrian rear, destroying bridges
across the Semini which parallels the
Voyusa where the attack was begun
The fighting has now extended clear
across Albania to the Serbian frontier
and is involving the French forces in
the upper Devoli valley southwest of
Monastir. British monitors are assist
ing by bombarding the Austrians from
the sea.
Further extension of the battle to
the eastward will involve Serbian
troops. The Italians appear to be
pushing forward at great speed.
The Italian command, it is known,
has stationed more than half mil
lion soldiers in Albania under General
Angelic, the veteran of the Turco-
Italian war.
More than 1900 prisoners and
great quantity of material have been
captured.
Austrian Bridges Destroyed.
Rome, July 10.-The Allied offensive
in Albania is continuing, the war Of
flee announced. New progress has
been made along the left wing on the
Adriatic coast, the land forces being
assisted by British monitors.
Italian cavalry fianked the Ma1a-
castra ridge north of the lower Voyusa
between the western slopes of the
ridge and the Adriatic, and getting
around into the Austrian rear, de-
stroyed bridges over the Semini river
to the north.
The Italian infantry captured the
town of Fieri and took important
heikhts. More than 1900 prisoners
were taken in the advance.
Vienna Admits Ground Lost.
Vienna, July 10.-The Allied pres
sure against the Austrian lines in AL
bania Is being continued by forces adj
yancing across the river Voyusa &C
cording to the war office announce
ment. A gain of ground by the French
along the upper Devoli is reported.
Fighting also is taking place in the
interior southwest of Berat.
The statement reads:
'In Albania the pressure of the en-
emy's forces advancing across the
Voyusa is continuing. There has been
fighting southwest of Berat. The
French gained ground on the upper
Devoli.''
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COAL TO Be RAT|ONED
Amount Used By HousehoIders
Will Be Controlled.
Purpose of Government Is To Prevent
Threatened Shortage Next
Winter.

Washington, July 10.-Among the
plans designed to prevent a threat
ened shortage of coal next winter, ra-
tioning of coal to householders is an
nounced.
Each domestic consumer will be al
lowed only as much coal as is found
scientifically necessary to heat his
house to 68 degrees provided every
conservation rule has been obeyed.
The allowance for each householder,
the announcement said, will be suffi-
Gent for comfort, but "the thoughtless
and wasteful consumer who finds his
allowance gone before the end of the
winter, will have only himself to
thank if he has no fuel with which to
heat his house."
The administration plan involves
a department of coal auotments in
connection with each local fuel ad-
ministration office.
This system now has been complet-
ed and will be put into operation at
once. Each order for coal will be
censored by comparison with the rat
ing of the house where the coal is
to be used. Surplus coal when ordered
will be refused.
All consumers who have obtained a
quantity o focal in excess of their
allotments, or who by deceit. or mis-
representation have violated any rules
or regulations of the fuel administra-
ton, will be prosecuted.
This system" said the administra-
tion's statement, will be drastic and
will introduce conditions new to the
country. 1t will be no more drastic,
however, than conditions demand in
the interest of all concerned. No one
will be deprived of coal actually
needed for heating, but no one will
be allowed fuel for waste or extrav-
agance."