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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-30
Exchanges

40-Exchanges
OK TERMS on EXCHANGE
ny residence tots Nv Hduonds and Ar
iinNtpn. 10 acres ~ fine land, fnf 10
coms property piano ur good store
/ nsturs- Hos sa7. owner. Mar5stiils.
! 49,
4i--AcreaRe for Sale
you DEAL wirn Us DIRECT
and our proposition
oN LANp
Handy 10 our mills and camps
At THREE LAKES
BAOuoMIAu COUNTY WASH
viii appeal 80 You
Good roads stas-s. daily trains, mills,
schools. atafe. phone. " y
wfite ~ soc y u MEtRFLJoHN, Mat,
land Dept i' S.,, a. g '"''" mas
ruHEn tAKEs ttahEH 80
ron nENr TO aotss a. niysrton Az,
ply 'ios Aiki ave
a MAN PROM Missouri
CANE ~ ruEapAY
TO ASK Anorr
"rtuEkA ACRES
"po~n where Du~ amish water. rio~ g"
H. We took him ana hts ~tfs down 90
satisfy their show me tendencies
ussuit another ~ acres selected
~ 700 ara wiiiinx 10 he shown. come
along ~e'vs a., ih~ beet acreage ever
pot un this market ana sou Nili r~adilF
sdmi b. Tsii rusi Yau nothing Co
e. iasn there Remember clear.
tiean. level loose fssdY 60 tisnt
uErK rtNNEf 8 HrHEEr owners.
1885 Fourth ave caf stewart
t.noh for che biS pumphlns " window
ta-ACuE DANNY HANrh
Fast ~ AuhufH on state road ali fenced
ell timber or % acres cleared neatly
Oh level bottom lana good creek run
ninE Through o.. house. tiH harm and
thitken houses 10 head sood stock.
hogs and 30 toms haY wan sell nNh
oy wtthout stock g. 8pa without stock
PRIVILEGES 80 take stock snd al fef
uTso; taea cash bsisnea 'foo pei
YsaF write fnf Information Herman
Hehui,s Aubufn wash
fnn HALE on ENcHANuE fet Eforef
les 80 arrss so 1 lard hair cleared
n.~ house painted aud paprfsd best
- ~atsF tao miiss seHth - NapA
vine Price o. 800 hanf answer
unless Fgu mean business address
u RsyHeuf NepasiHs. wash.
it AcnNH All. CLEANED
Hest - rich. Block coll mitch co"s J
hsifefs splendid barn tfups h"uss
electric uEht. Easf tsfus ituEhss.
suite 80 tshtfal htas .-..---.-.-.-.
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A. AT fsttftas tom fsfwins ~iu Ell
mo sai nssf.rlas. balidiaEs on -
st~fr rantsnt~nrs cheap Wsassnahis
fsfsus James 81 %Ftt MafrstitiTt
Nash
FUWTFI 4NLE Thfse Iag. ~ eofnsf
ana iauu inesisa sfeom modern
hauss TN rfsssnsnfs paid VIII IKE
o. zee tses dose Gel is..ar nf'lfs
gssf Ssai.on
/ VIII xxi. SaY iot % Ftfis .ts s =
nsaF Wansita.n ave - 1885, ttaR
sesh sna fhs taisurs tta psf month
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A4-Houses for Sale
F0NE insia. anA i6sk sraans Nies
si.sn rau'n hau.s his tivinr ranfu.
har kfs-hsn t-n nioa bedrooms hAth.
rire rsntrf Aa.smsn, ans ras A.
ssssmsnis paie us'-ssn rhinnsF snf
atssn Lake go unss lot farfsa
-aIsinE distance 90 s~haa' itet do~r
rs.s - .alt sold D. a-nsf NJ price
o. sfo sp Zoo .
A nAugAfN rot sale = vatsFn haHsa
los fsaus. anf stiir rooms Fire.
piece tulif In rurhesrf basement sfr +.
ueu Constructed aiu7nss ne~ ia'
bhsfsf ssef rns .hrs1hhsrr etc 'e6f
terrace ras' front. concrete rah fs-
sirahis nstshberNnaf near rsr store
rttts ~ see it0t cssh balance 80
rr,nnth cal 90 nst Afternoons Phone
ualarf ssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-30

S0TTcT VIII pafiT Who picked up
young man On kenyon ~ and First
ave = November %. 1914 please call
IN Capitol 100
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19-Male Help Wanted

ORIGINAL MOLEH BARRIER COZ
LE0E. 100 MaIp o.. paws wages 10
men ana women while Learning barber
trade, assists you securing positions
80 colleges. 23rd year In business cat.
aluKua free.
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SEND - YOUR shoes
AIN hv PARCEL POST
U->&<-N3 ard No sill repair
- iaraA~2 and deliver ~ par
Vr~y eel post e O D.
day received soiss
tsns %. 90. wamsus ss rsnts. BOYS
IS cents leather hreis ss csHfs extra
rubber heels SO cents extra Nrni
proper name. rural roafs or street uuu1'
her nafurc % sotk co 30 dons Eclipse
Shoe Repair co. 800 rikv 81 ssattie
TIE WALDRON co.
Hsnr4 HidE 1889 Fourth ave wants
yaur business in russ aaf frfnitur~
Literal terms ta reliable people sprs
rtais far nsat seek ff.fEle ar 80 .
rus az tltst sire pxis feet uffss~is
guEs a. tsss exte Axminstsf titRa.
sisa aate Wilton rugs 81 50 Us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-30
lo-Male Help Wanted

lS-mdiN iieiP ""hNeN
a CWTb boy pFsfsrshis healthy fsiia.
bic between 1t and is ~ha needs and
faust have a hauns. can sst good home
mothers care school and o. % a mnnth
tu sKshanE~ fof tlxht h"usewess ite.
star
Any Intelligent person naF earn steady
Income corresponding for nssspapsrs
experience unnecessary Address rfsss
correspondence bureau. WsshlnEtaH.
q e.
fnE B,RuAi> stoRL tfs osriasHtsi
fafnsr Main saves hard cssh m a+s
suf ssrona hAnd good. bargains In
suit. etsrceats. faincosts tsQo up
Faars watches. suit fasss Csc ~
Hay ell sssnanss Phone Maia ilii.
ontQtNAL MufgH MANNER SCHOOL
80 Occidental Ave-
Nun ard wHfusn We teach ths barber
trade Thoroughly. sssss rhtis Learn
ias assist ~ serartus Positions over
q ysafs 20 ssstils
OYSTER sHtCkERs WANTED
tae al ~inisr good wages Phone san-
da1 East itls
KsyaNAuuu . 81 hs,. ioai :, s,s
rhoAFrrroHs earn sssAytnE a. 1891
Euiolt ass Pamphlet
ny notNe nrstNEs- upstairs rfa~is
cell. mons 80 suu' far Us rfaeiss
1877 ~ !. : ~ ,~>eS~~~~~
20-Male Situation
fOt- Sd rssrfisa fasa cant. asfs sfries
shtpfirs duttns rar anything nies-
- Hsls.,r :, y .>--.oo.o-o.~o.oo-oo
2l-Female Help Wanted
WASTED wapss fsr sssstatnsst sob,
tfs fnanth pail urnsr ssssfy write
ffn nrdiafrir fsF ttst pnsifirus utfafnahls
Fraakiia instttut. Dept ftt. Hethsstsr
ST
LARGE snittfAs mug Invites sarrsspen.
d~ae~ utth wafnrn tssirnaa - uaFntnr
tnanrr fau or spare haars stpssisnes
aanee~srafp good paE Address Ia.
tsrrstirnai Muis. lee psrf g. SoF'
ristnsn. "a
fa.nfEsa Easr fefinwd ssnfesi wnfs
shutr 90 pArt slime 40 90 as -sehtt
selling sell advertised knfssnu FORM
nfuas prtttraat. ana "CaFistan' made
e.. measure slk p-'tirnsts ans waists
experience uansr~s.aFr We .hor rea
hau write today ap~lmaa Co D..
Manufacturers ~ r hsrsst. chirsse
coon MONEY nsaas ~ haans hui'tias
hasisfr darhinss farnishsd IN tims
W. boy o. s~ii rour goods Fay ani
constant sors Gleason Wheeler ttnr b.
~ Madison. chi-aga
LADY AGENTS - ns-s.' 10. - fFss.
goods hasirrF. unfsrwssf shifis
aalsfs swsatefs ffprn mill 20 con-.
sufusr fine grnpostfion. seed pay
Address ~ star
wKSTEf -fa8Y anf nisn. ssiss srsnis
ieeai mansfsstgfsf hir profits i;s
ntam ~
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23-Pcrsonals
EfDEHLY UENrt.ENAN b. Goof bu,i
rrss SAINTS raHrpsn iru hatsssn ares
- - anf 50. noe over 80 pnunds NJ
frruHnhraur~1 object faatrimHnT 40
general deliveries answered. Adifsss
Afs star
HAPPINESS ii-s IN married life ~. fp1
lonely Jotn Seattle Hsiahis Ffisrd.
ship Club Ladies' IRE. Ada y Evans
81 uninn. AT n
MEsH nAgs repaired. 20; Peoples hank
HIfE
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o-Autos for Sale
Sc coon VsFp cans ioae rtKE ~
~0r~~~->s>SNsssN->e>~~eS
s-For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH ANp uooHs
It, Enod Investment tH have snus
uttluE windows ana handsome dHofs
a. u Williams sash and tnofs are Tho
hest that can BE- made We make nur
own sash. doors and Interior trim
own ouf oVn WITH amt sell direci ia
anY anr 81 farters prices safe deii,
cry susrantsri
gt... d.,r. ..... ............ 3. So
r.nsi doars as sisss ............ 90
Same fht painting ....tt.. .ttstt. 70
NunaatHs sash ..-..-.t. p
cottage front sfatows ......-.t.. 30
standard itshf shadows ...+..+t. az
Craftsman cupboard doors .....-. %
Hntbet sash. sSa ......ttt s.ts p
GoiA seal ronfing ....e-s.s. Is
Frames rnouidtBss huiifers hardware
paints and stains send fof free com
pfets catalogues Na g. U ID Williams
60 tBif Firsi ate = -esttts Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-30
l6-Agents Wanted


AGESTs- Men 81 Eornau--A reaf- hon
est to- goodness soils Itself line over
ESQ tiEht-Feigbt. popular priced rgrss.
stiles We pay 100 por cent commission.
- "A day can De made ar tho start.
SO capital 0r experience required
Enormous demand coils fast big re-
peaters Valuable territory open su or
spare time. Elegant agents outft fur
nished free write to-day. postal viii
d.. American Products Co. 1855
American Bidg Cincinnati .
AGENTS 5napplesf housruoId line IN
earth red hot scileru steady rep~atera.
700 per cent profit 900 Hight weight.
fast selling. popular. priced necessities
AEFuts outrt free Got busy quick
write today. postal Will do American
Products 20. 3ss7 American Bldg.
Cincinnati. q.
HEFHEsENT well rated factory manu-
factoring exclusive patented staple
articles. no canvHHqing sSperisnc. un-
necessary. Hy der1finR all or spare
time you should make big money
Peas" Manufacturing 90. Desk tss. ss
br9adnaJ Hpffalo.
AGENTS make a. ~ f1t daily. uo es-
psrienre. free catalogue and samples.
now goods. quick salcs big profits
world rsaters Cru.or CO.. Jackson a
Campbell chicago. ill
go TO 500 week Ola reuahle firm
spare time pr steady work men mr.
women. write today Jubilee Hfs
N~.~4N0~4~~[.leI-c1[
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a4-Houses for Sale
'7-Real Estate Loans

47-Real Estate Loans
HMm 80 -
4oa.y ~ Improved ci,y property We
make huiifinN loan.
CALHOUN DFSSr EWtSu
ALASKA uufiftnE
MA. ESTATE IosSR SopritERS
uend rofrazr CO. Central mag g,
hsfussn Columbia and Narinn
N~-~4~4~-~~s~~~s~~~N~e ~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
48-Mortgage Loans
pfsnf fnsss,fnsnt 90 .ia f.hs Erchanrs
~~e~~~~~4~~~~~~~~~~~~S~se~
Sl-Public Notices
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38-Real Estate Wanted

WANTED 10 HENr 70 to 1o-acre farmi
near vniSrfefcrably with few cows
" 49, star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-30

T he wonderful
T. q Y T. r | A y
PitRENOLOGIST
She does not
tell things to
pleas. you. but
reads your head
lttr - n InAl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-30

a CWifn. by pFsfsrstis healthy fsiia.
bic between "a and is. uha needs and
nust have a homs. can So good home
mothers care school and o. % unnth
iu exchange for timai housswefs hse.
star
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
CLUB LAUNCHES
ROAD CAMPAIGN

For the purpose of securing public
opinion from as many citizens as possi-
BILE the good roads committee of the
Commercial club has launched a cam
paign, whereby each citizen is asked
to express himself by ballot that has
been arranged and which will be dis
tributed at the following points in the
county: Mclsaac's store. Parkdale
Rockford store, Barrett district; the
stores of the Consolidated Mercantile
Co. lat Odell and Pine Grove; Shell
drake's store at Mount Hood; Gun
ning's store in Oak Grove; and at e.
N. Clarke's drug store in the city. The
ballots and boxes will be distributed
tomorrow. They will be taken up and
presented to the county court on April
IL.
please register your opinion" says
r. E. Scott, secretary of the CONNER
cial club. ''You do not have to sign
yor name. All members of the COM
mittee believe that the results attained
will have petitions beaten far when it
comes to securing an honest opinion of
the majority. each man voting for what
he deems best.
The plan had its inception at meet
ing of the roads committee of the Com
mercial club on February 20, when the
following members of the committee
we're present: W. l.. Clark, w. N.
Winter, John R. Putnam,lJ. E. Robert
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01

Job printing at the Glacier Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
TELEPHONE HEAR
ING ON APRIL 8

The washington Telephone
Company has applied to the Railroad
Commission for permission to adopt the
discount system of collecting for the
city of Hood River. 1t is stated that
this system is being used at White
Salmon and Goldendale, WASH. and
with its valley subscribers In Hood
River county.
The proposed plan is to increase all
rates within the city limits of Hood
River rs cents per month and allow a
discount of rs cents il subscribers
account is paid on or before the tenth
day of the month for which service is
billed.
The Commission has set the hearing
for April at O'Clock in the rooms of
the Commercial club.
W. N. Winter, president and manager
OF the company, says: "The company's
primary reason for wanting to inaug-
urate the discount plan of collecting 10
to eliminate the many cases of discrim-
ination against its prompt paying pat
rons, which the very nature of its pres
ent scheme of collecting entsiled.
anticipate no objection on the part of
the company's subscribers, as those who
pay promptly will not be affected and
the laggsrds, don't believe, will want
to go on record as wishing to avoid
paying their accounts when due. :"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
LOCAL PEOPLE AT
CHAPEL DEDICATION

Eighteen local people we're present
Sunday afternoon at the dedication of
the new structure of the Underwood
Chapel Association. ut was one OF
the most inspiring meetings ever at
tended" says Leslie Butler. There
was expressed spirit of unity that is
gratifying to behold"
Unique in the conception of its or
ganization as we'll as the manner in
which its building is erected, the Un-
derwood Chapel Association is perform
ing an ideal work in its home commun-
ty. All denominations are welcome as
well as non-church members. 1t is
material expression of the co-opera-
tive spirit of the Underwood people.
The church is constructed of rough
logs. 1t stands in grove of giant
forest trees near a spring of living
water.
The Hood River people present at
the dedication services Sunday we're
Leslie Butler, Rev. j. l.. Hershner,
Rev. A. S. Donat, Rev. and Mrs. H.
A. Macdonald, DIR. and Mrs. G. II.
jenkins, MIR. and Mrs. D. e. Rand. Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. jackson, j. H. Haz-
lett, Miss Celia Hager, Mrs. Geo. P.
Crowell. MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Morgan,
and MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Bell.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
PAULHAMUS STUDIES
ORANGE MARKETING

W. H. Paulhamus, chairman of the
executive committee of the recently or
ganised Growers Council Of northwest
ern fruit growers, spent last week in
Los Angeles, where he met with the
board of directors of the California
Fruit Growers Exchange and studied
general methods of marketing the great
citrus crop. Writing to Truman Butler.
local member of the executive COM
mittee, Mr.. Paulhsmus said 81 feel
sure that can pick up some valuable
information. Will advise you fully of
the results.
Mr.. Paulhamus will come to Portland
the latter part of this week. where Mr..
Butler may meet him and discuss the
information gathered in the southland.
Job printing at the Glacier office,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
LUMBER CO. HAS
BOOKS OF PLANS

Although Hood River now has no res
ident architect, builders find that they
are able to secure adequate plans at
the new department of the Stanley
Smith Lumber Co., which has added q
designing service. Books of designs
and plans have been placed in their
Cascade avenue office, and the en-
ployes of the company declare that
they will gladly furnish any informa-
tion within the bounds of their knowl-
edge to the prospective builder.
Using the plans furnished by the
Stanley-Smith company, a number of
local people will build homes this year.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
EARLY FRUIT TREES
IN FULL BLOOM

In all parts Of the Lower Valley
early fruit trees are in full bloom.
Cherry.orchards makeaa white and pink
bank wherever they are planted. The
rich pink of the peach trees appears on
all hands. While. the trees we're bloom.
ing slightly the latter part of last
week, the warm spring rain of Sunday
night caused them to burst as if by
magic.
Sunday nights rain ended one of the
loEgest droughts during the early
spring in the memory Of. old residents.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-04-01
B 'ank Advertisement No. 81

Before the next issue of this paper is pub
6shed we will have passed fifteenth mile
STONE and as enter sixteenth year, fullof
FAITH hope and confidence in the future,
would quote from recent article by Herbert N.
Casson who has been living in London:
From the European point of view, the United
St ties is haven of peace and security and pros
l)eI ity 1t has no troubles that it dares mention
TO Belgium or Austria, or France or Germany,
or Servia or Great Britain, Russia.
Every tenth Brton has enlisted. Every tenth
Ere nchman is at the front. Every tenth Belgian
is d ead What does the United States know of
tror ble?
If could afford it, would charter the Mau-
reta MIA and Lusitania and convey party of
5000 American advertisers to Europe for trip
of education. | would give them week in Lon
don week in Paris and week in Antwerp.
| would let them look at the United States
from the scene of war would give them look
at real trouble | would let them see trains, ten
at time, five minutes apart packed with the
manned and the dying.
Then would say to them, go back and ap-
precate the United States. Realize your oppor-
tunities Get ready for the most tremendous
boom that any nation ever had. Build your fac
tories bigger Train statesmen. Go ahead
and thank God that you live and that your fam
lily is alive, and that you are living in land
that is at peace, at time when nearly the whole
world is at war.
BUTLER BANKING COMPANY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
STREET CAR MEN ARE
ON STRIKE IN DETROIT
CITY Wakes to Find Not a Sin.
ole Car. in Operation in
the Entire City.
o.r A.see,.I.o s.sss,


DETROIT, May 13-Not a CITY
street car was being operated in De
troit at z O'Clock this morning as the
result of a strike called by DetTois
United Railway Conductors and MO-
tormen because OF the company
fusal to reinstate a motorman who
had been discharged for alleged care
clss handling of his car.
The strike vote was taken Il -
early morning hours and was pfae-
ticaily unanimous Although the
walkout had been threatened oi
twenty-four hours. thousands of fac
tory employees and down town work
men who had depended on the street
cars were from one to three hours
late in reporting for their work.
No disorder was IN evidence when
the men took their cars to the oaTn l;
Eextra SQUADS of police were called
o,,t. however, and steps taken to queli
any disturbance that might arise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
ANOTHER BIG WAR SHIP IS SUNK
SPECIAL SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE

system OF legislative procedure
g. To amend the law so as TO au-
thorize counties and magisterial dis
tricts to issue bonds for roads and
bridges up to any amount not exceed
ing the constitutional limit of five per
centum of the assessed valuation OF
the taxable property thereof. This
lem is inserted at the request OF the
authorities and some citizens o.
Roane county,
3. To enact any legislation by
amendment of existing laws or other
wise that will further strengthen the
law for the enforcement of the
amendment to the state constitution
known as the prohibition amend
ment." ratified at the general cleo
ton OF 1919.
Il respectfully suggest the call
states. I'm order to economic In the
expenditures OF public money as far
as practicable. that the speaker and
clerk CT the House and the president
and clerk of the Senate select only
such clerks and other employees for
their respectives houses whose ser
vices are absolutely necessary. and
that only such be retained.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
IMPROVED STREET
CAR SERVICE NOW
AS a Result of the Work of the
Traffic Bureau of the
Board OF Trade.

The trafific bureau of the board
of trade is pleased to announce
further improvement OF street car
service to become effective Saturday
morning. Owing TO the rapid deyei-
opment of the suburbs. the board is
keeping in cIose Soucn with the street
car officials and various steps for the
Improvement of service are being
worked out and gradually put into
operation
Beginning Saturday morning three
cars will be operated over the GraS-
self line, passing from Pike to Main
at Fourth street. the cars leaving the
Empire bank corner on each hour and
fifteen. thirty and forty-hve minutes
thereafter from $50 a. M till I'LL ,
D. M. thus establishing a fifteen min
utes service on the Grasselli line in
stead of a half-hour service as hereto
fore.
An extra car will also be put into
operation on the Despard line. These
cars will. be operated to Stealey
every twenty minutes. from
$50 a. m to 1910 midnight. cars
leaving Steaiey ten minutes before
me hour. ten minutes after the hour
and on the half hour. establishing to
Stealey and Kelley Hill districts
q twcnty-minute service instead
of haIf-hour service as heretofore. It
must also be borne in mind that for
several hours morning and evening
Norwood and Broad Oaks cars have
a ten-minute service and the rest or
and may be worked out later.
Other steps for fourther improve
ing the service are being considered
and may be owrked out later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
While Couched in Friendly
Terms, the Note is Said to
Be Firm, Nevertheless:
t.y A..oeIAT4o .r..r

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-PresidenL
Wilson's note TO Germany on the
sinking of the Lusitania VIII be given
out in Washington this evening for
publication N morning newspapers
Is between 200 and 800 words long.
Mr.. Wilson during the forenoon put
the finishing touches on the note
which is 10 be dispatched today. Few
changes are believed to have been
made m the document the main prin-
c;pies as outlined TO the cabinet
Tuesday being maintained. While
couched in friendly terms, it is firm.
II does not say what steps will be
taken or what course will be pursued
in the event OF an unfavorable reply
but indicates that the United States
xiii spare no pains either by dip1o-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
NOTE TO GERMANS
IS FINISHED NOW

matte representations. or otherwise to
obtain an acquiescance in its posi-
ton II. is known positively that the
United States government has had
no conversations either at Washing
10 nor in the foreign capitals with
otner governments concerning the
note or the course that will be pur-
sued should Germany refuse to com
ply.
In some quarters friendly to Ger
many the impression prevails that
the Berlin government would ascede
TO the American demands and states
its expectations that the United States
would endeavor TO secure the. unre-
stricred passage of food stuffs and
conditional contra5and consigned to
the civilian population of Germany.
When the note is finally dispatched
TO Ambassador Garard a copy Of it
will be delivered here to the Germany
embassy It will be transmitted by
way of Rome and Vienna and in all
likelihood Will not be presented 10