St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 15, 1916

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EDITIO N ; i Where will be found so er eae a a Pre torn AS. IC TANIT se a ee a eer ee 1 VOI 68. NO. 148. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1916—12 PAGES. PRICE ONE CENT | WInAS SPORTS etic a 2 tem sa A Pe ot roan a ookiva. Neos vara U9, SUBMARINE BLOWS a ea “2 Li ‘ “i ; ‘ seen Be ace ee ea : ‘ies : Ste 2 en er ean Bae a RG a eh ‘ » " - . 5 oa sa eee rae Poe eatare ee: RS ent nae a reseiggte Se . . D 4 ba Fa ‘ ee 5 % spre : thes . 5 So sat Bs Ses ea a; Se * 5 : on Sen ms + Ss oe es x =“ Mk le eae : x ee neal ee . a cE MAN ON ic - Pesce . Se a eo se Bt 2 See $i ses: oe raat bs a se Mtr ms Bi, tania: SSA ees 2 ORS Ms sro gee al Re ee cast for St. Louts HiS ELEMENT. and vicinity: ikon Repulse Assaults—. tomorrow; colder | Crash Occurs at the Crossing at . e se : : mottos cn SG le — ) | tomorrow, with 1 Broadway and Pestalozzi ie ee oe saree. SS See , cciescess ee i ao aaa "Since Beginning of Battle ‘aa ~ ; cold wave and a ‘eC be. aba ee oh Saat : Bae SS. 0 SS : (ss Wetieg. 2: os pane SESS. Beene Lae ey : & temperature of Street. ee ere ee Si ee Bee Hatihncte ee ee eC | There and in Galicia They 10. degrees or a a : eae Se i ower e lowcs Have Taken 5100 Prison. | A\ cari ygaset be {NO GUARDS PROVIDED eae 24 dexzrees. \ atssouri— Snow! Motorman’s Feet Are Crushed —— | — — = ae . & oS ee othe: . BE eR ,. Bex Sag ON GEREN eine: into the Anheuser-Busch brewery Se y iS $F . a : + seat an, oaks : neve A ee R : Ke ‘ es “gee es a ‘ > 2. RS vs ; - ter New Capital of Persia; Iliinois—Snow in north and central por- Ate 3 . plant. The motorman and two passen- tiors; rain or snow in south portion to- Se aOR AS % Had Made Successful Trips With Them 509 sed by the Austro-Hungarian troops, a signal for the car to stop, but the mo- & Sais ms “3 Pt : * “s “Rene Oe Ss: Sigel a ae 4 - « ding to the Austrian officiai revort, Beets Obtained by rurks After Ewaec-j|torman seemed unable to check its speed. r ae ee ee igs SOS oe SN | : ae ie " lew s? Narrowly Escaped Fate of F-4 in} 1914. ated Jan. 14 The Austrian official sqecet = Would F rill or St cre, “here are no guard gates at this grade a a i . ®: a RE. i ss x - 2 :* a “ * ne a, a . | tatement follows: . ee crossing. an ee ee Nk OS A oN ‘ , aK pate batter | EOn the Bessarabian front the Rus- : nega oe Jan. 15.—A wire- Passengers in the car were shaken and Ratt Sones eee Res ea SE : ae KT 4 ‘ , , 2 oy i ee a, ate.” NE W YORK, Jan. 15.—The United States submarine E2 was " 6 ess dispatch rom. the Constantinople! several thrown from their seats to th oa RS ics ; 5 = ‘ “3 ee | i ee , is have again attempted to break n heir e RE: oc 6 ORES ee Se PRS ‘. : x REE Tine. ity, | ; ; pugh near Toporoutz at east of Ra- correspondent of the Milli Agency, who|fioor, but none except Holliinghorst, who : RR hae ee ae a Ce: ae oS wy ) ge SR ae “ee Cet. blown up today by an internal: explosion and partly sunk at the | 3 Visited ar sector Se as ridi De ‘on iniure Se eR oe BR PO 5 ene SS RES a R Baer lS NS Ro “ SSiaentttite , | -" le. Five great attacks failed. a part of the sector of Seddul] was riding on the sandbox, was injured seu Ramis Y° 4 RP aes ge eS 2s 3 ae OG eee Ee” > ONE aS Brooklyn Navy Yard. The body of one man killed was recovered. ) Bahr, evacuted by the British gives alseriously enough to be sent the } = Im: “ Piss eea's8 a Se ze >? m4 ; Dn Be i € 2 . - a > S S — Pe hy } Sillery fire contributed eminently to the ie wh ' ee seg Saag by the} pital. OS a Oe id ics. ee. *, SRR ee: ~~ and a report to Brooklyn police headquarters said that seven others 4 3 Wwervw “@ 7 hu [re were : > Feillte 52 ve } Nckls . S CNS Magri cre —" ; . = , * I gS : ep lse of the Russians. Since the be- chednallins ‘ * ‘ pedals zi A W “id poo Zelle, 05 Vvears — a b1 ich layel ie Lot 5 eee : pio a ed | : , RES Sora ee were killed. oe of the battle in East Galicia lnc? { ant rpedoes ati MOTNDS, | OF Lib auman avenue, Nt souls County, % Oo t . ; a >. oe —? ‘sain . ; . munition carts | ‘fable barnicks as c ‘ he ef ae ‘ Vv zg 3s Swe te aaealaine » Se ; : TeV pe ; j ts , , se OUBLY a hy ait Bessarabia, the Austro-Hungarian] reo. wish, > ee pratense wig wae wee on the left hand by. glass. So eS pata San By eo a I'welve men were taken out of the hold seriously injured and ° S. : i _ > -. . ; > Ss ] Ss 5+ ‘ . . - "2 i. ‘ : + A ‘ ‘ +: » | : : > no “ o AOR Ass ~, oe ¥ . . “ ’ a ee ~y ’ ; ; : :, 4 , icone , J. ¢s States navy. She was the first submarine being so equipped. The ; URKISH TROOPS by Goverrment. bondale, was injured. They are in a THE U. 8. SUBMARINE E-1. ai tt ba dail dt ' afte t} Candin rr F Correspondence of the Associated Press. serious condition. — -— Ison Dattery 18 aesigne 0 GO away Wi le generation wv 3 GENEVA, Switzerland, Jan. 1.—By of- igi ii Meee Sieh bee inthe | oe . | , Criand, Jan - The entire train left the rails, and the chlorine vas 1n submarines. Recently submarines of the E class ENTER PERSIA ficial order, Germany has stopped the | engine, tender, baggage car afd one]. \ , : | : shipment of bread to prisoners of war in} .oach were overturned. There were 20 were reported to have made successful trips with the batterivs : ty Germany, unless each package of bread] .,, .cengers in the coach, but none was , ss “a in nein an Observers Regard Occu- is addressed to an individual prisoner. seriously injured . — ‘ : ’ Several rescue parties, which under- parva a oS: "pation of N of N , This order has caused Comsternasson tO! The train was running slowly at the took to enter the submnasiba: Were étiv- 4 those in charge of the bread suppl) tO l time of the derailment, which is said to e en back by the heavy Pulm prisoners, as they say it i PERCUCAMY bse baen caused by the recent heav) : eevanut’ utiiaeca Te seh ae | A canygeaim Jan. London news-j|impossible to send individual packages | .otn Was built ininew charges. ft Is understood the ; reached Kermanshah without Dominates ts 1e the robber, to show that he meant busi- Governor-General of Warsaw: Dr. j has been place] temporarily in a vault 1910 and displaced 430 tons. She wasitwo Colonela are charged with having Stitente allies being aware of the 2 2 , , ness. fired a shot through a window. Delbrueck. the Vice Chancellor: Herr{|here. Members of the family and for-}** pable of traveling 14 Knots on the icommunicated to Germany tnforma Mhent,’’ The records published dav after dav in this Petzold then ‘eld up his hands. von Jagow, the Secretary for Foreign] mer « "eere ’ the Mexican «pmy fol surface and 11 knots wien sub- tition rewarding Mrenech pend ties * The rebber searched hi king $21; , ‘ eisnadl weet 4} ey} } od , ‘ A . OS . lim, TAaKINg %!' | affairs: Count von Arnim-Baitzen owed ¢ raped space clear ly and Conv ine ing ly show that the T- } Meptember, 3914 neu tcording to of iccounta it ie alleged Whe % f te ne teen OA, ese Une oioe- Sa be MR yr otie mb Switzerland. Jan 16. Col. Maurice de Wattonwyl and Co! J treason ‘Formal complaints were Booneville, Ind. not learn of the robbery until nearly ;News Agency, which also states that} ac participants alleged Huerta Newspaper men were barred from oue ; made 1 the Federal Council! br Geneva Councilors Rabours @nd Gui naud and National Counetiieor Ville min againat the officers The Fed the saloon when the robbers entered. cheered by the crowds as he drove to; ment of Justice Fuentes gave bond]at the National Democratic Club (‘ounct!. in contunction with Ge One of them leveled a revolver at Pet-|¢ne Chancellor's residence. through an Ek! Paso bank for $250 ‘ar-[ this city at the time of the exple- [¢ra! L’iricl Ville commander of the had already investigated siong the French-Bwies frontiel 4% Submarine Said to Have Sunk from his pockets he ook $3.°5 ile oe , sae teardia Cer esterday. «where brie Th a. Se} Austrian Scout Cruiser. DISPATCH is recognized by our home merchants as ok ia sony ee Paget aaa sahara ce a gh cena vices Were ccnducted Ly itev, Father} ® narrow escape from an eteident|inat ¢ ’ me, Jan. 1b-—It ts otficially — ihe- one successful mediator hetwe en their stores end from the cash register. “0? gare Re 607 se she ps hee Cartes Mas iS pinunher’ to remo. . similar to that which befell the F’-4 | Austro-German militas attaches the med that the French submarine he St. Louis homes Mrs. Petzold, who had heard the shot, rape : ans as I the body to Mexico Ciiv atier peace is | outside Horotu * attached to the Italian ficet, the ot. L . ‘ Started downstairs from her rooms on “When t! . Emperor drove through |] iestored, in compliance with the Gen- submersible was engaged in mane-iters concernig the situation the ‘deed and sank Tiursday in the For Example: the second floor. Hearing her footsteps se cdi all sae (ie tenatiaets reai- | eral’s dying request vers off Brenton Reef lightehip Fn- I movement and the disposition of ep lige gigs ae aaa) calmed These merchants yesterday bought in the Post- one of the robbers said: “Let's beat] gence he was jovously cheere’ by the} During the greater part of the day | Sign Gilham detected chiorine gas whe! swings troops along the frontiers ype. ’ : ¥ : . jo} ; er there were casualties has not Dispatch alone Charlies street and then west. looking ‘well. The Emperor stayed | bouge, on a side street, which ie’ aye eye? right ti thin lulw harbor White the reports received at Bwies headavar de ‘ , , . : : " ha tae > ‘na : , “ Qi b ” : site , it The, ran north a block to St. erowd which remarked that he was the body of Huerta lav im state tn the | te vesre | was submerged eo feet. tie —— ae hy roe to the eatnrface ty using the ee | > me ery pumps, instead of blowing out the built in the yards of the Wileetric BRaai de known. . ) | at q “eg irs. Petzold called for help and tried for several hours with the Chancellor, | OCeUPpice ©) famil) = soesies . e} : ‘aon ‘'o, at bore River. Maas we se O Ss to find a policeman, but could not. in lively eonversation with the guests | While he was a prisoner of tha Unil tanks. When the submarine reached ses ver, Ma | aly -€ruisers of the Novara type, of s , When a traffic policeman went on duty ait afterward in lengthy conference] States at Fort Bliss, on suspicion that | the surface the conning tower was he i-l and her ates ship, K-l, were ch there were four—the No’ ara, Pel- at Eighteenth and Locust streets at 8 with Dr eon Bethinean Taller ne he was planning & new revolt In Mexi-| quickly opened to give the crew the firet two navel veesee t. ~t j : ‘ : ~~" , . ‘ ' E ~ i zk . sactGsigh ee. ; ” " von and Admiral Spaun-—have of space, while on the same day they used but a. m. a street sweeper told him of the " TY heheiaininh a co. His casket was draped in the Mex-| fresh air. Every one of the 19 mem- equipped with the Deisel off-ourning, in 384 rry 3 : 1@ SLALe ehh con s@8 . . . is ’ | ; ae ponytiaegiey ie rouvery. " . D — le — ic and upon it lay hi lewele bers of the crew, it was said, were | terior comburtion engines and they were arma ; The Emperor is now completely re-} '©®" flag at ipon it ¥ his j . : ) og lp comma tag : O S. tored from a slight indi ition caused | Sword, a gold laced chapen: he had | affected by the gas, some bieeding } the first submarines to be equipped with s > : ‘4 SDOSs ( CAU? hes Big o nine 3:9-inch guns. el . pi worn on state occasions ani the tem-~| from the nose and mouth wireless telegraphy apparatus — casgmany oe in all four of its compet itors all added to- MRS, PANKHURST DETAINED : a os ees Prt Shes ae a set stars and orders that bedecs« 1 tus As a result of the accident Fnmsign caf Nectaacer ng yveth BY IMMIGRATION OFFICERS whole world from tarious sources fur-] breast as the head for a time of the Gillam Was Under Memon Teeweet Second Sabentetic Dienster tn Less “— vether. mG oe eee ‘ i 7 nish the best proof of how unre'iable nation at the Naval Hospital in Las Animas, Then a tear, m Capital Taken by Enemy ny : a The will of Gen. Huerta was ready for|Colo., for several months. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--The ateident ae Bitar in History. The POST- DISPAT H must combine not less than Promises Not te Discuss Suffrage if tin si Germ nemie filling today, although ft tay not be The E-2 was the only weasel in theits the E-2 the second subrnarine fronds MLN, . + : emanating from Germanys enemies ' an re >( » « ise . - ad . ae : my has occupied th ti ] It iS the POST-DISPAT H against the field. lee mere . ‘. Island becat my = ie necessary to remove the larynx and] be located in command, the E-2 made an extensive! F.4 ip Honolulu barber. last March Bu th " villains me , +9 . Te ‘ ireulati Su ser ae a an so ae : Each of the eight children ts given $1,]/ run on the servi¢e, then dived and! the tome of BH men—all thé anip's @ ‘ “the ‘Tu © Mle oe sri Advertising supremacy means circulation su} ape a — today that she should this to comply with the provisions of bmaneuvered for several hours. pany. 7 rks, . ‘ . ? m ; " is @ : ‘ ahe ~ . 5 ik ll ie o-agpad read | orityv both in , os oH, “eles ree vonage ae re hetter informed when it says that the] the Texas law Nothfiig tn the instru.', After these experiences the E 2 made A corraded betters Tie - ap nt during the entire / century in IIS, when President Wilson allowed} “ sue Pe oo , ee : ced SUcceeaing in bri | Q lit and ~opwes her ¢ i eae ! : outa | BMperor’s family has already hasiened | ment reveals (he amount of the es-[@ successful run submerged and the/ diving qualities of the, og ig in neinge the therce uait y y er 1.0 enter on promise that sie wor r ; emt ontshinre i tate crew found we trace of gas, The runit. te reaponsibfe by *) : inte submission. return home a8 sant 7 the work ale tes ipte Precio beie if whoet : ; te | : r S sae a 356,612 thre gtok gene a i chat the authors of these stories always a proved. it waa deciured on excellent av Kene opin on Was that it was Last un y. ei 1 NMAUG Ware commete ' . : ‘ on 4 ii bring a ; he | ha ; ri tree etek successfully to invade the i. L t W ok. . 206 373 Mre. Pankhurst. who is accompanied] forget that Hes are short lived and that A poste! will bring one of the men or thority, that f new tterie®? gave ” “ : ane difficult mountain on Average as ee Pease J by her secretairv,. Miss Joan Wickman, | the truth, im this case, a8 im Man) oth-}| women who are asking for employ ment rs regi | eal Oy ; . : “Tou the situation colt the ns this the Aus , “Pink | in Everything” came to America in the interest of the}ers, is known and understood by all sane] through the soem Mexican are the vast majority of the news items one Dr. John West, from Baltimore. to subetitute a tube. The Poldhu wire- less station in England considers itself Servian Relief Commission, persons.”’ Post-Dispatch Wart Pages today. <6 I A Lt OO tt RIC LLL ES feat ENA 4 a li (ope mr te Pee ee See patch eet asin inlet pinpits ene ini bis an: tbls ia aan xa pdihpibin AS tits sll Riga ills it