St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 12, 1915

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| | ' : ee ee ee ee ee ee ee See el ee YE SF ee eee 4 PRICE ONE CENT ee ee e,-—_—_.———— a TT | Gaitenen Bisie. Kent a Loquaciousness Irritates VU. S. Dr. Dern- burg’s Vigor- ous Justifica- | tion of Sink- ° ° the Territorial The President has written a reply to Grant Is Received. Mr. Taft, thanking him warmly. STEAMERS OF AMERICAN LINE By Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 12.—The State] and Chicago today for Lorenzo Valenti. WILL CARRY NO CONTRABAND Department has made public a sworn|5 vears old, of 1011 North Seventh street. ing of = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NIGHT] AGAINST REPETITION OF LUSITANIA TRAGEDY AUSTRIANS FINAL [s4é0 eXrrce22. OF more ally fair tonight ‘al! ame by pansies, which stand for thoughtful rhe pe mc ee ee just as soon as it is proper to publish the note now in preparation.” BA CK NEAR ARRAS oF ihe other papers agains ‘ Sage a one. and tomorrow; not | ness. In the same way, ambitious clerks pares Ie Se we $40 o00 ef tt. but thee This was taken to mean that the American Government, observing the a . ’ Cc — } s c b * b F 3 , : " : . - Tuesdav our home merchants showed their preference as much hange in | in the cit) oe a ae, ~ surrendered voting control last Novem- usual diplomati« amenities, would await the receipt of the communication ta tollows: aaa ener paneragooned snare en pel ce ber for a vear to a stockholders’ com- Berlin before making it public. At first there was some suggestion that the ° se t J . " . - ra Part of Conquered Ground ar * sentim > peel ea vent A ete Re mittee. Alex Kesseler of 511 Olive street. communication be sent personally by the President to Emperor Wililam, but Tak F . ° pP t Di tch, lone 6S ] lilinois—Fair to- | the daffodil, which typ is president and treasurer of the com-| Mr. Wilson determined that it should be addressed, not to an individual, but to en From Them in Night O&T- ispa a ? coils. ight. except j love. the German Government, and through it to the German le. qe nis Pp : Even the Police to Be Supplied pany now, and J. A. Lamont is vice F G rs peop Attack Before Loos. The Globe, Republic and Times, all showers in south ; _| president and secretary. alaba, Gulflight and Cushing Cases Reviewed. ’ ’ Tolkacz said he would supply all city PARIS, May 12.—-The War Office this added together, carried 54 cols. sb atagey WL pe departments as rapidly as possible, in-| Another sale of the property, under} Ags for reparation, the United States, naturally, will seek financial reparation, afternoon announced that to the north a some pos oe cluding the police and criminal courts the a en of pe . being ad-/but its protest now is in the name of f).ternational law and humenity to obtain of Arras the French had maintained : ol hi ae ss i. the Municipal Courts Building, anda| Vertised. It Is expected that whoever! guarantee that such tragedies will not he repeated and the lives of neneom- thelr gains excepting in front of Loos, Excess in Favor of Post Dispatch 1 1 cols. temperature. - the city hospital. sanitarium and ‘nfirm-| Purchases Saturday will satisfy the $,-]iaiante «acrificed. i where a night counter attack resulted For the thousandth time this conclusively shows that the _ ary. The city has been supplying a few | deed of trust and clear the property.| The communication lay* stress on the ichumanity of the attacks. without in taking from them a part of the ter- POST-DISPATCH is in a class by itself f eateceegt or 6th oe ants to the hospitals and the offices| Efforts are being made by Attorney | wurning, on merchant vessels, It reviews in @ general wey every case i . ’ 8 So river; 13.1 feet, alff ef the higher city officials. Tolkacz|Joseph Block and the law firm of Jones,/ti« war zone in which the rights of American tizene have been. = rain captured in the daytime. “To the east of Ypres the British . e ’ fall of .3 of a foot. plans to extend the same service to all] Hocker, Hawes & Angert to have the] gressed--the sinking of the steamer Falaba with the lose of irculation at 4 s Goods derteectarnstemnsnnnstteiacaitinataniiitinndtigl the wards in city institutions. Work-| stockholders get together and buy thelan American: the attack by German airmen on the American Sales Last Sunday, 353,936 troops have been attacked again with tr00pe ben att : Again wit EE Press News. Service | hause prisoners have cultivated flowers | property. "tg. the tor oing of the Americal steamer Gulflight, while Is received and printed exciusively by|jn a small greenhouse for fhe decora- American flag. and finally the destruction ef the Lusitania, with night's announcement. eee They allowed the Post-Dispatch in the St. Louis et tien of that institution, and the capacity pape The Post. Dispatch is is the ‘only evening news. [more than 1000 noncombatants, more tha. 10 of them Americans Continued on Page 3, Column 2. ing field, of this greenhouse will bs-increased, | 230°5 '1& A ie The note whlle Sem ate pointed, doce not abaudon tones of friendlinems, . ee ee ee ot ROTI IE SoZ