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ment. Britain had the power to
maintain Afghanistan as q buffer
State against Russia, and Morocco
as buffer State between Gibraltar
and any possible fortification Of the
opposite pillar of Hercules by q
rival France had the power to
buy Britain out of Morocco by aban-
doning Egypt to her, neither party
having the smallest right either in
Egypt or Morocco except the right Of
their own will to be there. If you
come to rights other than the right
of the sword, which is might pure
and simple, only the Belgians have
any rights in Belgium; and the So
called guarantors of Belgium, by die
tating her foreign policy, or rather
refusing to allow her to have any
foreign policy, and then failing to
save her from being overrun by
Germany, have more reason to
blush at the mention OF her name
than to invite the admiration Of the
world for their good faith to her.
OF all her devastators and betray-
ers, Germany has the most cause to
boast She has at least been vic
torious. But they had better all take
a hint from Lady Teazle, and leave
neutrality out of the question.
In saying this, | am by no means
suggesting that we should abandon
all conscience in international af-
fairs. But l am insisting that we
should have the strength Of nina
and the common sense to give up
pretending that the morality of
Junker and lingo diplomacy and Of
Of ic " nj
the nursery and the schoOlroom.
What State is there among all the
belligerents, except Servia (Which
started the whole business with an
act of regicide - not her first) that
has not ruthlessly broken treaties
and invaded, conquered, and annex
ed small and weak States, or that
does not point to England as the
great exemplar in such proceed
ing? Nothing sickens America
more than the insult offered to her
intelligence and her nausea set up
in her moral sense by British writer's
who persist in proclaiming that the
cause of this war is the violation by
Germany of the principles of DR..
Watts, and the sacred mission of
Britain to vindicate those principles
1Ap 4 WiltS lut5c llHtSs dli 1uIppS
is reading Mr. Winston ChurchilPs
proud declaration that the navy, as
Britain's main wapon, was fully as
prepared as the Germans when the
war broke out, and that this was the
result Of an accumulation Of ammu-
milton which has been going on for
the last five or six years.
Lastly, l could, and If / would, ex-
-I.s IL. I IL. -.
perately determined to pretend that
the war is all about Belgium, and
that we never dreamt Of such a
dreadful thing until the Kaiser
wickedly tore up the scrap of paper.
But this eternal blazon must not be
in a Liberal paper until Mr.. AS
Quith and Sir Edward Grey either
retire or pass over to the party they
have placed in commend OF theHouse
Of Commerce for the sake of their
war"
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g5r mullcM bier nidt cine 2obcs6pmuc aili Ocn
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idpn alac ulO 9}nrteicn mo onB CT Oos id0nitc @c
iiib bic &cbc 5lin &aerlaloc 81 belcn 6lomcn cnl-
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S8eltfriegc oelitlider ais in Geublauo. Bon orei
mddtgen nno ebeio oiclel flcueren giad)6urn rings
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0Ouueritao, Orn 25. @lar5 1915.
tuug ciurs ceutral-cnrOpaiideu gSirt9-
iflaftebnnOes.
Die YsSentnna


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ma g8icncr @reic itattgeiulOen 6at beruOr9cbt.
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binioncs 5pid]en 6cn @oltern Central Guropas, Dem
iid5 uoglidcr 8eiic audi 9ollano mo oc fanOnop
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gSirbifaitsgebie Gr5cgniiie bcrupr obnc mcIdc Die
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llno oeics in ge5ug ot 9d6rmiitc no &obltoie tiir
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hdiioee @rtbhasgebiCt III Central. europa, lit bon
cincm W2cnhcriblag beOoltcrt, ocr gScndlaft init
@cibidlidicit ltlo @rilolidfct o allen @c6ictcr OcS
gSoIfslcbcs ocrcinigt ui0 III Der Gergongcnbeit be
piccn bat ooB CT i'm iric0lidci &ettbepcrb nui Dem
Mctmarftc enem anOcren Golfe iiberfliigclt uer
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9liidgrat 5lt lcgcn lie, mo redt5ci.
tig 5u peritduOigen, Dab cS tcine Scr
trdge nit einem HuBlano geben oarf,
peIde niht Den nmerifaniiden SS-
raelitcu geuau 10 anarTennen pie
oen Eresbpterioncr elmer @rDon'-
i1cn MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sir glcp Dorf bot Oieie 6rogc cine
gan5 beionoerc @eOeutnng. 0em
bier critano 0ie critic glgitation Dem
GlBlano, Oas ieinc ogelicbten SUI
oen," ieIbit mcnn iie 9lmcrifaner &c.
ipor0eu, oas eincn Oscar Sommer-
lteiu uie 8iirger 5meiter &laiie nib.
adtctc, ocn 6eBen Bapier Dor bic
6iiBe 3u mcrien. Sier marc oamals
5um &ufer I'M Streite scr GongreB-
man Sul5er 6eute idmcigt aud er.
Sicr riefell Die yEimeS" ser o9lme-
ricon", ole o@orlo~ gum Sturue
ge9cn Ooiielbe 9iublauo 6elite i6wci-
gen iic. Gen 9laiirten bc6agt es
niht Dab beifle 6rugen alfgeriibrt
pcroen. 9l6er bic Niiaionen, ocnen
an Dem groBcn omerifoniiden @rin-
sip nod ctuas lie9t Dab fein @lenidb
ieiper 9ieIigion we9en iir minoer-
mert6ig ongeie6en perOe, Oic perlon.
aw BON ibrer &cgierung, oaB 9iuB
lano IN cinem neuen &ertraqc aQc
9lmerifouer ais @leih6ere6tigte an
erfennc. Gie pnar Collars fir 9lr-
mecIicicrln9eH oic Sodipeiic eines
@gtra6anoels bari nidt abcrmols
Oas @ntideiocnOc fir bic grobc &c.
pu6lif ser oagenlcinen Wlcnibenreb-
tc icin. ~
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Rum QlnOenfeil


on inelncn Geltchtclt OQltcN,
glonm Srnbnnot
peldbcr bcuie uor Snbr I'm % Nidr5 1914,
0ciprhen abcr nidi perqciien 1T.
Sl ruhii nlln aus non ancn geincr,
Sic 0uiinuno nleibt bei 0cincn Sneiocn
1dB mir ms einiinn micocricb'n
Gic trnuernbe Satin Nbrinana Ernbnnot
acn WcracthDaler nebit 8 Nnoern mo
(0r525.2s) Gnlelfnbcrn
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ecparicmcnt fir 8Hmtnae gcrbeiiermaca

ilatcrS spartemrut Sss etaoi. .Suarnicurs
salt more "a. Wldr5 1919.
0eriieqclc Nngc6ptc, in Snpliot nAsGelcf.
iiQi nn6 nn ben Godro OF gliparos. Care Of
Gin @eqiiier" aoreiiiri, pcr6en BON nieiem IN
ieincnl 3iircuu, Gabbaus, big I llbr &ors
miiinQs, ani Wilttpadi, ben Z. gprii 1918, alis
ecnommen fir Die geicrun9 uno glblicieuii9
frci i'm Gabnboi Baltimore llo., eiilcr Aus
biiiub 0onircts9RiiobnaiDnc nit 9aTpima'
fnine uno Reel ilr GiraBcnpiloIieriina.
SpesifiYotionen unb @ngcbot SSormilare ibus
ncn auf Gerlanqeu in hicem 9nreau aatb.
9aus erldngt perocn Gin beeini0ieier GPed
Sonie @ani". anf bic Srore oes Wlanors uno
Gtaotratbs bon Baltimore ge5p9en, mnB iebenl
9(noebot begciiai ein Die 0oniroit eebotoe
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glngebote 3u ucrmcrleu
g. a. NleSnN,
StaotSligen!eur
&ciidtini:
Nnhn Nntcrt.
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Subn 0n6crt,
iuno Qrdiioenf ocr 0ouiralizSeb1roe.
(Wr625-2O
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@eFnnntmadlnmncn.


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os wirb Dcrmii 0elami eeaeben oaB pic
o3ombaroD apartment Co." aeHdB Der au
10. Sun 1905 unier5eiDncien &eroronunA
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2s gopember 1911 nuenoirD, I'M @uanbniB
ua@oeiudt bat, oaS Anmcien an Der Sllopclts
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iilbreuoen Sirabe cine 5iieutio0c Garage 81
errbien. ss
(@lr52l-2O GebduoesSnipeitor.
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T6. WIuIi I|TO.
Gs miro 6ermit bcfannt eeeeeen, .oaB @aibes
rinc 4err, aemdb oer am 10; SUM l90s NJ
8araQrapb Il (iuie AM %. giooembcr 1911
amenoirD. nm @raubnB na0geiubt bal pas
9lHiucicn an Der Nndieiic ocs Gjruotldes 9lr
2040, sSrc6erid.glpenue. als 8ieroebufihmeoe
su benuben uno cine S@micoe bort ein5nrl0'
ten e.s
lMrB2l-2O GIebdnoe.Snpeilor.
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cepartcncnl iar aiicnIllAe Ner0eIicrnmaen.

Scpnrtcncnt lilr Dncntine Herpcncrhh9eh.
llnsersS cpartcmcut ocs StnDtsSngcnicMrs.
@0ltimore, %. Wdr5 1915.
Mn 9lnc bic cs angebt.
IS miro 6icrmit ben @eitern oes @runo.
belibes, Der an Die glQeU iiiolicb bonn 900 Slod
9saiion.Sirabe hoBt beiannt gemadt oaB pie
@faerun9sfoitei Der befaqten @leb lner
ufo nab einc TabeQc beldeter Soften iebi IN
bieicm Bureau nusIieat SIR @niidl ouer oas
ran intereilrten QcrioRcu uno odb Der Silois
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rcau BuQcgen icn ipiro, I'M irGcnomeld)e IN
beiagter glufiienuna angciiibrtcn Gin5clpelien
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Iprnd) crbe0cn iolie uno berdrti9e slenoeruls
ecn trefien bic i6m noibpenoig nno geei9nei
crdeinen ionien
s. 81. Mic6aN
(O1r325, ,9lpr1 $40 Sinoi. Snqenlcnr.
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acparicmcm fhr 6ffcnnidc @sr0ciicrun0cn.

GcpnrtcmcWt thr ot1clhitulc NgtDcnClNlDcHs
ilntcrsG cpartcmrnt ocs Gtabi43ngeuirnrs-
8nltim more, "a. 0idr5 1915.
GcrIc1cftc glugcOuic, IN 2upliint ansgciers
tiQt uno u Den Npdro Of 9uodros Care Of
Gii0 8eqiier.@ doreiirt ueroeil bon oieiem IN
einem Niirenu 9loib6ans big llbr &ors
nriiiaos am MSitiwudl. ben z 9ipril 1915, ails
ocnonimcn iiir bic geus9ebauung BON eilua
100000 GjrantbI6den Spe5iIiationen uno
qlnoeboi Tormhlarc fbrncr nnf @erIan9cn tn
oieiem 9iircnu. &atbbaus crlonet perocil;
ouf cine ,Glcarine Souie 0am" auf Die
Cforc 0es NlnDors uno Staoiroibs bon gals
timorc pc5oQcn mus icoenl elngehoi nelocii0t
cin Die Gonirnii Neb1rbc hcbdli ib ons
@ccbt por. reeno Gin mo aiIc Inoeboic 81
s.. 81. MlcGnN,
SiaoisSneenieiir.
@eidiiai
fiine. GrdiioclIt scr Gonirnit9c66roe.
(9lr625 27)
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GciGenbcftatter.
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Heidlcnbclintttr,
4r. 2006 Crlenns. Srdbe Baltimore, wib.
9iDelgbrcOn: 9ir. 3705, perl. GliterIsgOenue,
Niebldn0iomn BaIiiinores&ountb.
autimcn 81 rermies1cn fir ale 0ticgtahelten.
(Dia201S)
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
Wyoming.

A movement which is taken to indt
cate an immediate rush OF oil rigs In.
to the newly discovered Shell creek
oil fields is now well under way at
Basin.
In keeping with the progress that Ia
being made in all lines in Riverton
and the surrounding territory, it now
develops that oil is going to be given
a chance to add to the wealth OF that
already favored community.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
with Secretary of State F. L. Houx es
tablishing the American Ore Flota.
ton Company. a mining and millins
concern. which proposes to conduct
mining and milling business in Wyo
ming and Colorado.
The Midwest oil refineries OF Cas-
per seem to be doing a big business
One days shipment OF sixty-sever
tank cars Of gasoline. besides kero
sene. fuel oil and other products. was
the record. The refineries are run.
ming at their full capacity and the
outlook for heavy business during
the spring and summer is bright.
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
CARLSON ISSUES Def
SAYS HoME-RULERS AIM TO CON.
TRoL POLICE AND JUDGE.
Governor Declares That In 1916 the
Prohibition Statute viii Be En-
forced.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Sterling, Colo.-Governor Carlson, in
an address delivered in the tabernacle
of DR.. Bulgin, the evangelist, here, de-
fled the home rule" forces of Denver,
| which, he intimated, were trying to
bring about anarchy in Colorado by
the overthrow of the state constitu-
tion and the control of Denver police
and judge.
THE liquor interests have spent a
lot of money in an effort to defeat
and nullify the constitution of the
state" he said. "Their own attorney
admits that it would be illegal, but
there are those who say they can
control the police of Denver and they
say they can control one district
Judge.
"A part of their plan is, during the
time of trial, to get stay of judg-
| ment and to take advantage of the
recall section in our constitution to
nu.,;fy part of the constitution.
II those people want fight" he
exclaimed, referring to the hackers of
the home rule" amendment passed in
Denver, "and if it comes to a fight
against anarchy and law violation,
they will find that there are those in
this state who are ready to enjoy that
fight and see to it that the constitu-
tion of this state is supported"
The governor was severe in his ar
raignment of those who seek to make
the "home rule" amendment operative,
but said that he desired to distinguish
between the good people of Denver
and the influences which he con-
demned, so as to not to cast any re-
Election on the city as whole"
II am here to assure you," he
said, that in 1916, when the time
comes for that law which you people
put on the statute books. making Colo
rado prohibition state to be enforced
it will be enforced independently of
those who voted for home rule in
Denver"
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
TRAINS COLTS TO KICK RATS
Wisconsin Man Rids Stable Of Ro-
dents Through Conservation Of
Energy.

Klondike. Wis.-Hiler Oswailer is
receiving letters from all over the
country from persons who want him
to come with his trick colts and assist
in exterminating rats. Hiler. in a con-
fidential mood the other day, told how
he trained his colts. The idea came
to him one day when he entered the
stable and saw them kicking away
at nothing in particular.
Il saw all that energy going to
waste" says Hiler. "and 1t made me
sick. I knew there ought to be some
way to utilize their activity. had
been troubled with rats and figured
the colts could help me. tied a
dead rat on the end OF a whip and
banged the colts on the shins with It.
II they kicked the rat l rewarded
them with an ear of corn. Now it's
as much as rats life is worth to
venture in the Oswailer stables"
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
sToRK SAVES DAD FROM JAIL
Unemployed, He Was on Trial Charged
With Stealing When
II Came.

Chicago.-A mite of a girl baby
saved Powet Rokoezure from a pos
sible Jail sentence for stealing six
potatoes. The man has walked Chi
cago's streets for work for Is months.
His wife did the same thing until re-
Gently.
Rokoezure was in court charged with
stealing the potatoes from the rail
road yards.
Are you married." asked Judge
Caverly.
Yes; we have one little girl" replied
Rokoezure.
How old?" asked the court solicit.
ously.
About five hours" said Rokoezure.
Case dismissed. Congratulations, !"
said the Judge, who then ordered his
own grocer to take some things out
to the new little girl"
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
Rich Ore Strike in Nichols Shaft.

Cripple Creek.-Walton and Crane,
leasing on blocks 20 and 81, at tn,
fifth level of the Nichols shaft, on the
north end of the FL Paso estate, re-
port a rich strike. The lessees, who
have been drifting on the Little Nav
vein and making occasional shipments
Of $14 to SIG ore during the last six
months, have entered rich shoot and
are saving ore from a three-foot vein
that returns values by assay test o:
from six TO seven ounces gold to the
ton, outside OF the rich core, which
shows s137.40 to the ton, or 672
ounces gold.
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
Man Ends Life With Pistol Shot.

Grand unction.-Writing fare
well letter saying, Goodbye, love to
ALL" and putting $40 in $40 bills in
an old cook stove, Jack Carew, eighty
five, blew out his brains, using an old
model Colt pistol of Civil war days.
His body was found by neighbors, his
flowing white hair in a pool of blood,
the gun in his hand. A note by his
body addressed to an old friend, Mrs.
Nellie Newman, told of the money in
the stove for burial expenses. Carew
lived here many years. He has no
known relatives and leaves property
worth $4,000. He told friend recent
ly that he was terribly tired of living
alone, with no one to love.
Gilpin observer., 1915-06-03
Realized With Chill That II Was a
Black and White Pony.

realized with chill that it was not a
woman. but a white and black pony.
He hastened to the engines running
board in order to avoid being crushed
between the pony and the pilot Just
before the engine reached the spot
where the animal was standing. the
latter leisurely walked Off the track.
Beads of perspiration fell from Camp
BELLS forehead.
No more movies for mine," said
he as he returned to his duties as
brakeman.