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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

6inem 5eitisen 5riiblins prppbe.
,eieu bic ais altbe,uGbrte @etterpros
pbeten b%etanutcn Smoianer uon Guu.
perap, @is., unp bic ourtisen alten
NnFebler glanben ibnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Sd babe 5u %perfanfen, cine In5abl
Saplor Gountp, 8isconiin, Carmen 5u
maBiscn YrciIen unb inter leidten
8eoinslngen. Serbelierte Sarmen in
@r0Ben bon 40 bis an 720 gder. Sir
nGbere Iustunft ihreibt an u. s..
@pnber Saar, S%tetiohpile, Saplor
Gountp, Wis. 4,15,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

GsiuNt.--4is gum 1. spril. junses
ia;toIifhsS @sdpd,en fiir aasemeiue
Sausarb.ii auf Ger 5arn,. @utes
&eim nnb G.ftdnbise I~nitelllng fir
siu M,Ibheil, ouS 6ereit lit gu arbeiz
ten urb gut fcdjen fam. NientanD
cnocrs brandt ac5Gfrasen. abrsniecs:
! s.. VI. N, nicics 8iatt. LID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Natbolijd,e Tarmer!

Sn Der gtdbe BON 9iaDmoiIn. Soma, iino
Glide ih6ne ,Sarnien 6t pcrfnuicn.. Cine
5arm umiabt % Adcr, nit gSobnbnns in
Srti6nit M l~tneeidbr 5ipei Sloda BON Der
RoiisSfticc. Sit 5l bdbel iilr 81 900. .
6beniuus 81 perfuufen: GcncrulsStore nit
Bolt Sfiicc. 9in5iQcr Siprc I'M Srt.
,Siir gidbere5 iiber oteie @cgcro idretbe
man an Nep. &m. u. 2untel,
Hupnluno, Soma,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
StfsieQe Termeinang.

.aeiue ariessitemer amf Seintitdtte' Sano F
In Canada.
Sas @eriidbt, pdb 6cimitiites quro i'm Speits
lihen CANADA mil cilcr Nrteos'tentr beiaiicl
peroen ion, BAT arose gerbreitunG in oGl
Tcr. StaGier gciurocn. Ylroil1cr lino bier
nit IN acurtniB setcst. ouB Ieine 0ricaeitcncr
dui oerdrttae5 SdIto crbubell miro mo pnj
man niiD riDt beubiibligt, cine iolTc Stcuer
oil crbcbcn. tSc5D- h. o. Septt,
Supt. OF SIiuiaruitoIi.
Sttalpa, san, Is. Wtlrs 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Sowa Tarmem ~ perfaafen.
@Mtuna, Deutlde Matbolifen.

g&a5 Ocnit scr iiDer Ole DcporitebeHOen
Shucc'tiirnlet
gSatilM fonllnt Sbr ni6t na1 EtIabpina Iio
iid,crI Su0 eiil ostm in elmer suier oeuiinen
sniicolnng2 Sbr fcnrt al !. Sdrnar mi.
bcn .SarmGr6eiieu begtrlen.
Nlt1elti6e S~et.,funer ttlbeu bier ogte SEINE
Su uiso.iaeu NireiIens upb etp herjlises @tn.
fnriuleH III cir;ec b!lssrseu slrfieoIaa0. In Ser
glabs bon .aigGe NIB Srieifsr.
Sir nibsre s~susIuHit i9:si1e ooer ts!esra.
nbtre man an Z. u. Denton.
Ieferen5en: 8dnf o. SisEf. GIa;r. Stld..
poer lep. SGtpec 3cnoeslrtntei, 9ie.!iHl
SfIaDoma.
&eim S&reiseH eripdUle man Sicics Sia.;.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Nus sranfreid uertriebene eeutide,

burf ben arie9 in biirftigc Gage &C.
bradt, iiber 80 Sabre alt. peIde in
Den beiten irauS0iiihcn SanIilicn ais
@operneB uno Companion gebicnt bat
unb eriabren in alien Suus> unp
Sanbarbeiten lit. iudt Stelle ais
@operneB. Companion ober &ebrerin.
@%ritflaiii9c 3eusniMe. Ioreliiere:
Nlif &. s.. G., bieies 9latt. 4,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
slaenteu aeiudlt, Inn bebilflid, 4,

asenten seimdt, Inn bebilfiid) 81
iein, fatbuliide Sarmer i'll suten
beutid,en ilno engliihen @emeiuSen
I'M lpeitlideu Central Minnciotu anz
5uiiebeln. 9eite5 SanO. WdBige
Ereilc. @utc Gommiiiion fir tbdtige
Ianner. @~rfabriung niht notbpen@
Dig. Sir Ndbercs idreibc man an
o.. W., bieles 8latt. 4,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

hicic @cscnb intersiiiert, bent iperbe
ib lpdbrbeitsgctreiie Iusfunft seben.
lin NGbcrcs lpenbe MAJ, lid, an Spht
u. Shneller, Yrinceton, Minn., Houte
4, pier an Rep. Spiepb Wiaenbrinf,
Siarrer Der @emeinoc ebenbaielbit.
Ala
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

gu rerfanien.--266 Ider pers
beiierten %nnoes. Sd)lpar3er 2pnn,.
Srei Wcilen bon fatboliI6er 8irhe
mnb Gdule. $40 per Ider. Gdreibt
an Mmbrpie &abnfe, Gaaapab. Winm.
Asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
yVluidlen sic 9auo az fanien?

Sier 1T cine quito o1elesstbeit. 9aa bette
2uno in Soma. Sarmen freeno elmer 6roBc
sum preiie bon $25 pet Ider Irro GuiiudrIs.
Cine bis flint WeiIen bon guieni SiGattten; BE
bingungen rta1 9elieben. Aaibpitdle Atrole
iino S6peiternfhule. Sine bliibenoe iatbolilhe
Seeeno. aonIntct mo ilbcrjenget @uD ooer
idrcibet ait
8aitpr OF Il. Soniiste HGurdi,
SDdricr Sdt. SrLulcro ~, Soma.
gaeim GahreIDen erlnaLIe 0Leies gilali.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
XerlaMat.

sSeroe iraeuo Semuno, Der bic nieori9lien
3inien berehnel, eriic -SppotDefe i'm SetrGse
BON $4,000 dnt $40 slder perbelerien S1lioeo
Iafota aebsn. Smcr fiini ooer 6ebu Sabre.
BeIies Gano in reider .6armqeaeno. 2Sertb
$50, 900. adnn eS aud, 10 etnrihteIt oaB 50,
400 AMI iepe 100 elder cntfdIen. Nebmc
aon;cs ooer tbeilueiics Snrlcben. Neihci
Guer gnaebot ein. llnierilhet nieS. SpDn
Wuelsr, Dor sac. Scnoer. Colorado.
9eim SdreibeiI eripdbne oieies @iatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

;hsiu@t.---S.ntife fatboli'dJe Game
Il: niiil>ren Ssntren, nm Den SaltSs
autt iAr cue IdnoIamiiie bon fiinf err
ipGe)isnen gsrioaeu 81 Ieitcn. Outer
&oou luto gites 5eim. IbreIiisre:
&. .y. g., bicse5 Slatt. Ala
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
warm An perfanfen.-75 Mde

5arm su uerfanfen.-75 Nder suz
tes 9anb in fatboIiider AnfiebInne
(oeutid unb ensliih) nit sroben &C.
bdiloen in sutem 3uitano, fir $3.50
per Ider. @pbnuns nidt iiber $50
Yarbs bon Stride, Tfarrbaiis uub
Yiarrihule entfernt. General Store
sai,S in Der Ndbs. G5enfaas SO Mder
fir $40 per slder. llnsefdbr cine
babe Meile BON @obnuns. llnb 1924
sioer suteu ~s5Dislunbes 5u $50 per
Nder. Sd]reitet all Gep. u. Mteb,
81. 5. 8. 1, 2aeoaa, Soira. 4,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
&eniet sssiaens nno @agalanS.

4scaat Gc1tGgiiitler Gejuro5ti; G;a:e 10
pcrli6ieoenc srioeyreierie .Jlglnea IN Rit. ON
counts. III iae6illit0cft Sbeii ban 9lor0s Saiera,
ndbe fa'Go!auer Sst5le liIo SGn!e, s,tl 9er
tauie IN. Syris):odGer t2!USrser 2oansg3pesI
iur Atorn mo gicirletrcisc. @isies 2oro Iie0l
%iriniiien elmer pob.bd5srheU 5nrmssssno.
SIR yidbere5 ioeNoe man ii9 az
.3pia Wineler,
Scr $40, Serpcr, Colorado.
a'eim S6rei6eu crtpabne MA; SieieS gldit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Sdl hQbe III u~trfaMfeM

,Sarmen in Scniion Gonnih, @iinu
uidbige Preiie uno 9iiniiige Seotnguilgen.
Sbrcibt iir inbere Nlsfinit an
y. Z. Wlcaenna,
Gruluiisptle, WiiliN,
Seim g6reibsu er,pabne bisiss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Grfte 3apotheieM

aui perbeNerie Sarmen, iedsiad seiiGsrt. 80.
iirofie, Goupousgioten.
.. 8nid, 1888 Wain Ctr. Snbiaie, Soipa.
Selepbpn $40.
Beim Gfreiben erlpdbne man oiefeS 8latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
MtaB Wiseomiim Tarm perfaujem.

4iitpe mub ibre it6re Sarm. clue Mieilc
BON Meoforo, Wis., nerfaufcn. lat Ndcr nit
idoonem Sridsoenecreo SeobnhaIts, Stda mil
Steins8aiement uilo Cement 5ubbooen nm
unoere 8ebdiioe. Srei junee ifipere Eferoe
10 Mtiltfiibe, anoereS Sprnpieb mo Shlpetne
Wtaininen unb ales llebrige ctuael1lcien tiii
$4,000. llneeidbr Die 3Glfie bnar. 0tn gru.
ser Burgain. Sdreibt an p0er lpredDt por bel
u. aleinheimS, Di1ribfielo, 99tsconiir.
9eim S6reiben eripdbne bieies 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
- g. WiQeing. bentfHer Ibpofat
uno Notar. Nanf u. Sniurance Bldg.

SarmsS ~ppotbcten gu p~erfanfcn
burd SranS 8. @eibe & 8 o.,
5. Gtod i'm 8anfs unb Sniurauces
@ebdube. lleber 33 Sabre Griabruug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

;3n Observation-Disclosures uto lns
perbcncrtc Sarmcn int 9icb Hiperz
Sbulc. Sppraf 9anb So, @pnbmcrc,
". Saf. lila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Steae Observation-Disclosures iuuscs
@bepaar irld,t Mrbeitssele9enbeit nllf
elmer Snrm. Man apreiiiere: VI. g.,
bieles gldtt. 4,1,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Msentcn seind)t, nm 9dnbereien i'm
9tcb 8ipcrzS bnl gegcn Gommiiiionsz
@cbiibrcn 81 %perfaufen. Suurat 9anb
60, Wpnon1ere, u. Saf. Ala
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

&atbulifen, Die ibren Slid mad,
Oregon ridten, ipIten lid Iustunft
iiber cine griinplid) fatboliid)c @e9cnD
geben laiien, no ii6 linen cine pore
5ii9lid)e @ele9enbeit bietet, cin beques
mes urlo angenebmes Scim nlf Dem
Ganbe pbcr III Stdbtd)en 81 e%riperben.
Sieies gilt b~cionbers fir aatbolifen
I'M mrittleren @eiten, Die in 6iemlif
sltcn, finnn5iclcn Werbdltnillen IiAb
unp i'll eincm Acknowledgment alima
81 lcben miinihcn. Sd0nc STRIDE,
Nfabemic fiir anabcu unb Mdbfen,
Dffentlihe Sdule inter 2eitling Der
Shneitcrn. Sir ndbere Iusfunft
nlosc ma ldreibcn On: Den bodpp.
Hiorrcr, Die Sdnpeiter SnperiorinL Die
Stantsbanf pber an Den Commercial
Club, ct. Saul Oregon. 422.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

a5y st Chr disbursement balb
fdaig? Werseiet ben Seitunssmann
niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

%erfamf.-Shreibt an Glenn Gal
la96er. 8ihita Sails, Yer. @roBe
SlddDe sutcn bericielten 2anbes.
4,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

0eimft.-@utes Mdbden fir all
semeinc Sailsarbeit auf Der Sarm.
IOreiiiere: 3. Y. G., bieies Slutt.
lila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

=Gistiset al. GI6s Tipneer Geeo Corn
W.o!pec f;ir YSrc6eu. Ine beiten
5Daten. Sag.eH fam snriidgeitidt
fnerben, :ce..n ,iiojt sufrieoenfteQenb.
3: 1eaoure =. S,a:f, Intbcn, SSsotua.
Lisa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
@pnt arieastheater.

(Sprtieslnlg bon Der /. Scite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

8erieielte Senramh in Wtuntana 81
perfaufen.-Muf Derielben miro buS
beriibmtc Wtilf Hiper Sallep 8lue
Spiutz nnb Mlfalfas5eu 9e5osen.
4. i. Smdlcp, Snrlem Wtpnt. 4,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Sdreiner geiuht. = Grfnbrcncr
Nonu, mcld>cr ieibitdnbi9 nrbciten
fam, iperut cs notbrpenoig iii. 2coiaer
Nnnn miro p%orgcSpgen. Man idreibc
%ioiort. 9pr 10, @e5lcp, Soma. 4,1,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
.aatbulijdcr iunger Scmtihcr nit

ctipas Wittclu miiuiht nit cincm
glitei1, ctipns bcmiitteltcn, perniinitigen
bcutid,en totbpliifcn Wdbd,cn 5lped5
Seiraib in 8riefipediel 81 treten.
photographic pirb nit Dem eriten
Brief 3ugeididt. Man obreiiicre:
Nf. &. r., bieies 8latt. Ala
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

8eiudt.-Idoden fir a~Ilgemeine
SnIsnrbeit arf Der Sarml. Ibrciiicrc:
u. s.. g., biciee 8latt. lila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

0eiuht.-Gbrlide fatboliide Game,
% Sabre alt, nm I'M Seim nnb ebene
fails in 3uderipuarcn Snocn alis5us
belfen. Gin heimntbloles Wdohen
miro porscSogen. IbreiIicrc: WiR
@. a., bie1es Slntt. lila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Gerlanst.-gin 9roBeres Sarleben.
@croeu fiinf Yro5ent 3inien be5ablcn
unp quite Siderbeit geben. Ibrene:
genebictine Siters, Sacreb Seart
Gonpent. Yanfton, e. Sat. Asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

3u uerfamfen.-306 Ider 2anb,
bier Ieilen BON Ibrinn, Winn. 8nte
tatboliide Stride unb Sfule. @e>
bGilbe i'm 8ertbe bon $4,000. Yreis
per Mder 1925. Nad5nfraseu bel
Matthias Wagweiler, G%i9entbiimer,
Iantabor, u. Sat. Lila
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
BABY BOLl|NetR CASE
Acknowledgement Lucey. OF Illinois,
says He Ii Too OId-Fashioned to
Accept Halselden Theory.
CHILD ENTITLED TO LIFE
AS ABSOLUTE RIGHT
VIII Make Illinois an Unprofit a bic
Field For Such Experimentation.
Thinks Doctor Who Let Baby Die
should Be Punished

Chicago, Dec. 21-Grand Jury In
vestigation of the Bollinger baby case
to determine whether DIR. Harry J.
Haiselden is amenable to the criminal
law in permitting the infant TO die,
is recommended by Attorney General
Lucey in letter received today by
States Attorney Hoyne.
Mr., Lucey believes that DR.. Haisei-
den should he prosecuted. Ii is on
his advice. also that the State Board
of Health will next month take up the
question of revoking DR.. Haiselden's
license. Following. in part, Is Mr..
Lucey's letter:
Il know of no law or custom which
will permit physician called TO care
for a patient to determine whether
that patient should be treated with
the object of prolonging life, or should
he treated. or denied treatment, with
tn, avowed object of causing the
death of the patient.
II DIR. Haiselden can do this with
an infant. there IL no reason why
he cannot follow the same practice
with an adult. l am oldfashioned
enough to think the Power which de-
creed life TO the infant might have
had some destiny in, view which DIR.
Ha:selden's finite mind could not fore
see. and this child was entitled as
matter OF absolute right, to his OPP
poitunity t. live.
II believe In making Illinois an
Improbable field for that character
OF experimentation, where human life
is at stake, and the ideas of DR..
Haiselden and his school may not be
exploited with impunity."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
AMERICA WILL LEAD
IN D|SARM|MG FORD
Automobile King Says We will Turn
Over Our Preparedness Money
to Help Rebuild European
Homes.

New York, Dec. 21.--Henrs Ford
sent q cable message today saying that
he would 60 into the councils of the
neutrals prepared to say: LAS for us
neutrals. we In America stand ready
to lead in the program Of International
disarmament" and I'VE will gladly Of
fer you the $500,000.0 900 that our new
military program calls for, and with
Nhis build up your homes and recon
struct your shattered countries
Peace Delegates Talk.
Christiania, via London, Dec. al
The biggest hall In this city. holding
5000, was two-thirds filled last night
by people OF the middle class who
paid seven cents to see Henry Ford.
They were disappointed. for Mr.. Ford
was not present
Among the delegates who made
speeches were: Judge Ben B. Lindsey.
Governor Hanna, OF North Dakota
Senator Helen Ring Robinson. of Den
YER; and tho Rev. Charles F. Aked, of
San Francisco. All of them were APP
plauded. though evidently more out of
oourtsey than appreciation Of what
they had to say.
The speakers voiced appeals to the
men and women OF Norway to aid the
Ford peace mission. The crowd be-
gan leaving the, hall before the con-
-clusion Of the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22

A few more hours and all will be
over Someone will be declared the
winaer of the $1,000 House and Lot:
someone will be declared the winner
of the purse of $1,000 In Cold: others
will win the automobiles, bank ac-
counts, cash prizes and cash commits
s.ons. The winners will deserve their
rewards. The Virgin.an once more
takes occasion to thank all that have
assisted IN the battle. and to con-
gratL.s,a IN advance the winners.
Today. Of course. Is the great day.
Today nfeans victory for someone.
Even the last minute OF the cam
paign. 1883 tonight. may mean the
difference between the $1,000 House
and Lot and bank account, Then
again the fight may De won early In
the day. No one win know until tho
judges and accountants finish their
work. The changed list docs not APP
pear today. and tho total vote cast
throughout che entire campaign by
each candidate win be published when
the judges make their awards There
will doubtless be great change In
the standings or the candidates all
along the line. as . determined effort
Ia being made by everyone to break
ali previous records In turning In now
subscriptions.
The Judges.
The names Of the gentlemen who
will count tho votes and award the
prizes are as follows:
Mr., w. r. Dabney, Chamber OF Cont
merce.
Mr.. Henry G.. cofer. City Account
ant.
n. Robert r.esky. Fir. cohmis-
sioner.
When men Of unanestioned tnt1grity
such - these are choaen TO oct III the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
RUSSIAN FLEET LEVELS
VARNA TO GROUND
Does Prohibition Prohibit?
Here's What Internal Revenue Commissioner
Osborn Says:

OSDOTn says.
The production of distilled spirits in fiscal year
1913 amounted to 1913 60625S gaons in 1914, ISL 919
$40 gallons in 1915, 140656,103 gallons
The tax paid Withdrawals of distilled spirits in
fiscal year 1913 amounted to 143220,056 gallons; III
1914 1891 sol gallons in 1915 1914 1878 gallons
The Withdrawals of taxpad spirits In the first three
months of this fiscal year amounted to 27,903,S29 c
Ions. as compared with 80 ,662 gallons withdrawn
in the first three months of fiscal year 1914 and 49,
456,420 gallons withdrawn in the FIRST three months
of fiscal year 1915
There were removed tax paid in fiscal year 1913,
65245,544 barrels of fcrmented liquors: in 1914 Co.
j05,445 barrels; in 1915 59.746701 barrels and for
the first three months of this fiscal year H. 1856
barrels. compared with 20,606592 barrels for the
first three months of fiscal year 1914 and - 1S 6O3
barrels for the first three months of fiscal year 1915
THERE Is \
FROM DISTILLED LIQUORS THIS.
IN THE MAIN. CAN PROBABLY ATTRIBUTED
PROHIBITION LAWS .NABAMA ARKANSAS ARIZONA
GEORGIA. KANSAS. MAINE. MISSISSIPPI CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA. OKLAHOMA. WEST vIIs-
GINA ARE OPERATING UNDER PROHIBITION LAWS AND
COLORADO. IDAHO, IOWA, OREGON. CAROLINA VIR-
GINA WASHINGTON HAVE PASSED PROHIBITION LAWS
WHICH BECOME NEAR FUTURE
UNDOUBTEDLY WILL, CONTINUE
TO HAVE EFFECT UPON INTERNAL REVENUE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
COL. HOUSE TO EUROPE
AS CONFIDENTIAL AGENT
MISSION HAS NOTHING TO
DO WITH PEACE SUGGESTION
Wilson's Friends to BE Literally Ears,
Eyes and Voice OF President and
10 Bring situation Into "Atmoe-
phcre" Which Gables Miss.

New York, Dec. 2l.-The one man
upon whose judgment and discretion
President Wilson implicitly relies.
Colonel Edward NJ. House, is going.
within two weeks. to the belligerent
countries of Europe to say TO our am
haasadors in these countries what the
President would like to say person.
allv II he were able, and TO hear from
the ambassadors all OF the informa~
ton growing out of the seventeen
III. nths of war that the President be-
licves he ought 10 know
Colonel Houses mission "a TO put
the President as directly in touch with
thr diplomatic representatives Of the
United States as IL they were brought
to the white House from their posts
or as II the PRESIDENT was able to go
to them. The gentlemen from Texas
is sent abroad by his friend to be.
most literally, his friend eyes and
ears and voice. Although he has been
for nearly three years the unofficial,
hus very actual ambassador extraordf-
nary and minister plenipotentiary
from the United States to the world at
large whenever big and troublous
problems have been stirring his forth
corning mission II recognizedly the
most important task he has ever been
called upon to assume
Nothing to DO With Peace.
Il has nothing whatever to do with
peace. the making OF peace, or the
readiness of the President to volunteer
ms an intermediary among the nations
at war. Colonel House asked the Sun
today to state emphatieally and un-
oualiiedly as printed words can eN-
press, that the mission Was wholly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
GERMANS HAD PLAN To
BUY UP CONGRESS
Spent Millions on Missionary Work He
fore They Finally Called on
Emissary.
CONGRESS MAY PROBE.
ALLEGED TEUTON PLAN
Man Who Is Said to Have Been In
strnmenta1 in the Effort Ia Now
Ready to Tell All About II.

New York. Dec. 21-N careful
~ worked out plan on the part
OF Germans to bride enough
members OF Congress TO insure
enactment OF legislation prohibit
ing the exports Of war supplies
for the allies Is under investiga-
ton by the Federal authorities,
both here and in Washington.
That an American college graduate
was hired at 200 week to UNI
'dertake the work, and that he had
unlimited funds at his disposal, spend
ing almost s1,0oo000 before he was
called off, are facts said now to be
in the possession OF the Department
of Justice. 1t is limited that the man
who served as an agent for big Ger
mar interests. and who became in
vo we'd In their affairs in many ways
is now ready to tell his story. and. in
fact ii was said here today. that this
man has already visited United States
District Attorney Marshall.
1t has been limited that charges
may be made in the lower House OF
Congress before the present session
adiourns, and that Congressional in
vestigation will be demanded.
Was in Detective Work.
The central figure in the active
n rk--and this plot is practically dis
tact from the campaign developed
by Franz Rintelen to arouse sympa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
A Real Christmas Help
THESE are rush days in the stores!

THESE are rush days in the stores!
The executive clerical, sales and delivery
forces are working 60 minutes of every
honr--for long hours-in an attempt to make
Your Christmas and the Christmas of your
friends. one Of complete Happiness.
Doubtless during the week you will make
many small purchases. The shops will all srnl
ingly offer to deliver these packages when and
where You suggest
In many instances, with but scant personal
annoyance you could TAKE THESE LITTLE
ODDS AND ENDS ALONG HOME WITH
YOU
just think how this one little act will tighten
the load for hundreds upon hundreds of others.
It's Christmas Gift worth giving!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22

capacity of judges ii is guarantee
that each and every candidate will be
accorded the same fair and equal
treatment These gentlemen will see
that the campaign closes at midnight.
and will have charge of the final cal-
loting. and will check the vote cas-.
during the entire period Of compete
ton. and award the prizes by the rules
laid down at the announcement OF the
campaign
After the money. subscriptions and
votes have been deposited in the ball
lot box. 1t will he impossible for any
body to know how the vote stands.
At 9 O'Clock tonight the judges will
declare the campaign closed. and
testify that ballot box is sealed, and
it will then be in their custody until
the Anal count takes place.
Now Or Never.
Candidates, the campaign closes at
IL o'clock tonight. Only few hours
YOU from your prize, Don't fail to
turn In every new subscription that
YOU possibly can, In order that you re-
ceive due credit. ana sec to II that
they arrive at the Campaign Depart
ments Office before the closing hour.
Those candidates who are in the
building at the closing hour, and who
have not been waited upon are en-
titled to be waited upon. Arrange
ments will me made TO have all NAH
brought 20 the Campaign Departments
Office by midnight, but to insure de-
livery Of the letters on time. II would
he well to send In your subscriptions
by special delivery. provided, OF
course, you cannot be on hand per-
sonally. The managers of the cam.
pstgr have not had the pleasure Of
meeting all Of the candidates person
Ally. especially those living In the out
lying zones and they would be pleased
to have as many OF the candidates IA
possible be on hand tonight when the
closes.
To-day Is the last chance you will
have 20 GET subscriptions. Use the
time. and use It so that your work
will count big returns. II your name
appeared high ND in the list on the
last publication, don't be overconfldent
leave that to- the other fellow; YOU
Z Unan Az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-22
OBONRAMPAGE|
IN BORDER CITY
MAILING RUSH GROWS
AT LOCAL POSTCFFICE

The mailing rush at the Richmond
postoffice continues to grow and postal
ofhciats here expect that the streams
Of outgoing and incoming Christmas
mail will reach their mood on Thurs
day and Friday. respectively.
Though much mailing has been
done early and perhaps the major por-
ton Of outgoing mail is already on its
way the volume of business this year
at the local Office is estimated at Is
to per cent greater than ever be-
fore in history.
Those who have not already mailed
asa Tho hope to have their mail re.
ceived by those for whom 1t is intend.
I'd by Christmas day, are advised 10
mail at once.