Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-03-01 | Page 5 | Little Telegrams

I Little Telegrams I LONDON March 1 It I.-It It is Ie officially announced that tho blockade of the coast of Kamerun German West Vest Africa ca en was completely raised at midnight today The completion of the conquest conquest conquest con con- quest of Kamerun was announced a fortnight ago CHARLES CITY Iowa March 1 The real Keith Edwin Dalrimple heir to an estate of left by his father f has been found in n a Southern hospital by C C. M M. Palmer an uncle and h has been brought here ROTTERDAM via London March 1 The C a copy copy- of ot which has been received here de de- de flounces tho the seizure of interned German German German Ger- Ger man ships by Portugal which it says will be used by the entente allies especially espe espe- daIly Great Britain to carry foodstuffs and war material NEW YORK TORK March 1 Eugene I.-Eugene Eugene Hiers lEers a sufferer from anthrax who has been a patient at an hospital here since February 12 has so far recovered recovered ered as a result of four Injections of th the Eichhorn serum that he will be beable beable beable able to leave ve the hospital In a few days All trace of the disease Is Ie said to have disappeared WORCESTER Mass March 1 Henry D. D Swift 84 84 a pioneer envelope manufacturer is dead of heart weakness weakness weakness weak weak- ness at his summer home West Vest Falmouth Fal- Fal mouth SAN ANTONIO Tex March 1 En I.-En- En Enrique rique Bordes Mangel who was prom promInent promInent In the the support of I Francisco Madero and later latera a member of the cabinet of Francisco Villa vms has been sent under guard to tb Mexico City to answer charges of treason and rebellion rebellion rebel rebel- lion against the constituted government govern govern- ment Mangel was known as one of the original Madero supporters AMSTERDAM via London ondon March arch h 1 1 It It is announced from Vienna that King Ferdinand of ot D Bulgaria has arrived arrived arrived ar ar- ar- ar rived In th that t city on a visit to Emperor Francis Joseph