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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

nod 6em 4riegsausbrud)e. Die MuS,
filbr11ngen 6es bodtp. P. &a1tlim1S
.. g.. g., fan6en pobl BEN reiditen
@eifau oes gar8en Mbenbs, bertrand
er'S ia aud) meiiterlid, ieine 3ubo-
rer nit einer redt marfigem @pra6e
nit li6 f%ort3ureiben. 9as 9el1tid-
tbum Der Staot ct. Boul bat iid
in Der @egeburg Ser 3entenarfeier
ser @eb11rt 6es Mltreidsfnn5lerS IN
6es @orteS b%oll1ter 8e6el1t111pg geebrt
uno our@ 6ieie Seier bon neuem emit
flammt 6ie 2iebe gum guten, alten,
oeutiden @aterlan6e, 6as iib boffent=
li6 bal6 no6 erfGmpftem Siege zines
%6al1ern6en Srieoens 5n erfreuen ba=
ben miro.
MinneapoIis. Ser Matio=
Williamsburg Ser Brobibitioniiten bat
in elmer lebte @o6e in @bicogo &C.
baltenen @eriammlung it6 einitim<
mig 3u @uniten Ser S6meiter1taaootte
ols Srt fir Sen Acknowledgement Ser
i&artei inn Sabre 1916 enti6ie6en.
a1s Gntum, fir sic gr0ffmtng 6es
&onberts tpa1roe Ser 10. Suli feitge=
iett. @ie @itglieoer 6es Musidulies
iin0 iiber5e1gt, 6oB menigdtenS 1907
600 Srodene iid 5u 6ieier 3uim-
menfunft in Sen @dmeiterita6ten
treffen 1uer6en. Die @ntideio11ng 5u=
guniten ser @dmeiter1tdote erfolgte
na6 elmer neberreidung elmer Git
Ga6ung m1r6 cine &ertret1ng Ser
&mbelsberb6nbe Sc: Sdapeiteritd6te.
= Ser bier tagen6e @%inneiotoer
@erban6 gum @@1s bon @il6 un6
Gii1en bot beidloilen, 5000 ruiiifde
Mm1lbeerbGume unter sic Sarmer
un6 SportsIerte 6es Stoates gu ber=
tbeilen. 9ie Srr19t 6teier 8ail1me
lift amgebli4 ein 2ederbiiien fir sic
@0geI, un6 es miro er1partet, 6dB
6ieielben &iriden un6 a1r6ere 5riibte
berihonen un6 ii@ an 6en @aulbee<
rem lnben tner6en.
8rniner6. - MI. 9. TiIbert
aus @tnneapolis, gorfiter 6eS Soil
5ugsausiduiies Ser ~@ibic & Cont
mercio1 Te6eration" bon @innefota,
Iprah Dor Ser bieitgen @on6elsfam<
mer iiber sic @erGn6errngen I'M ame=
rifamid)en 2eben inoerbam Ser leb=
ten 6reiBig Sabre. @r gob Ser Mn-
ii6t Mns6rud, baB Mmertfa an Ser
@dtpe1e elmer 1re11en 8eit inteGeftuel=
len, fiinitlerifde1 un6 religi0ien Muf=
idpa1ngs itebe. - Ser giienbabn%
poitbeamte S. s.. @enmie iitir5te, als
er ein @erGni9 b0rte un6 iid aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
f1linntfota.
Die @taatslegislatur.

9os 6rmrerltimmredt bat am
Mitttpob i'm Sol1ie cine Nieoerlage
e%rlitten, BEL SEM Suffrage, sic &egeln
ouf5ubeben inns ocs Mb%georoneten
9arlons @prlage sur Nbltimmung 5'
bringen, meld1e 6rul,en bos &edt
gilt, bel Graiioentldafts< iotpie bel
Nrimar- uro %ol1gemeinen @oblen ibr
@ot11m ob5l1geben. 6iir Mrfbebung
ser Megeln ltimmten IS &epraienta1t=
ten, oogegen 40; 5tpei Grittel oes
geiammten !@a1ies iin6 inoeb motb=
tperbig. 0es Mgeoroneten Moeller
@orIoee, meld)e 5ebn &11noenz nidt
SIT elmer gntid)eio11ng fomme1oe
Nreisflopfereien 5ulaBt, lit nit Is
ge9en 43 Stimmen angenomnen
morben. Sieben Bis 5ebn Nro5ent
Ser &obeinnobmen iollen on ben
@toot geben nno tbcil}peiie our 8e,
fdmpfltng ser Sdapin6i1tdt Sertpen-
Dung fnoen. Mngenommen tp1r6e
bonn @a1Ie sic @orlage, melde es
8er1onerl Sic 5molf Sabre lang
Mierar5neif11rbe prottBiert nno Ell
men 5%tpeiidbrigen SIRIUS in einem
itaatliden onerfonnten College 6ard=
ger1oft bobe1r, erla11bt, cine 2t5en5
bon ser @taotsbeboroe 5t erlangem.
Ser @enat bot Sic @olmberg'i6e
@orlaee> mel6e Sic Jog. Second
Choice" BEL au%gemeine1 rn6 Hrimar-
tpuble1r obid)offt, ongenommen. Die-
ieIbe gebt iett an 6as Sa1s, mo ebert
fads al1f 6eren Mnnabme gerednet
miro.
0us Mbgeoronetenbo11s bot sic
pom @enot abgednoerte 9ebrerpen-
lionsporloge nit IS gegen 81 Stint
men angenommen; tie liegt iebt our
@enebmig11ng beim @oupernear. Sic
@enatsporIage, tpel9e &onpente pos
Iitiider Norteien 5peds Mnnabme
bon @rrtn6iaterfldrungen a11tort1tert>
tp11roe abgelebnt. Mit allen gegen
cine Stimme tm1r6e sic &orlage 6es
Mbgeor6neten Magmts Sobnion att
genommen, sic es neutrality-suspicious.
ten perbietet, fir @etreibe an einem
Nunfte mebr 5u be5ablen, alS an ei-
rem unoern, nadbe11 Sic Soften Ser
Srodt obgeiett por6en iin6. @egen
bier @timmen pur6e Sic Jog. Smhi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

Ort1daft lit 1rie6ergebrmnt, a1no Der
ongeridtete @daoen betragt iber
$10O>O0O. Geuertpebr aus &arbep
nn6 @iirger oa1s Grofe tamen IN
Som6er5igen berbei uno balfen bel
Der 8efdmpfung Der GGammen.
8iIIiton.- Der IN oitlider
9aidtung fabrenbe Oriental 2imi'
te6" =3ug Ser Greet @ortberntBam
fam iieben Meilen ipeitli@ bon bier
our gntgleiiung Gin Sh1afpagens
porter tpur6e als ein5ige erbebl1d
perlebte Ser ion gennel6et.
@imot.- Sit. 8oitotp nno lein
gobn 8ertimon iotpie aler Broons-
fep aus Ser @egen6 BON Mar muroen
unter Ser geiduloigung berbaftet,
oa1rd Jabr1aiiigfeit Brairiefeuer ner-
urfadt 5u baben, Die erbebltfen
Sbo6en anridteten.
Somestomr. - Sn1erbalb
Ser orei Iebten Sabre baben Die @ieb'
Der enoungem aus Stutsmm County
erbeb1id) 5ugenommen> rdrnlt6 bon
1912 ouf 1913 UNI 227 8ro5em>
Damn a1f 1914 I'M AZ Bro5ent.
Sarge. - Size 6ur@ bos @eieb
porgeidriebene @olfs5dblung in
Mor66ofoto bot begonen un6 ml1B TO-
meit beenoet iein> baB bie 8eridte
idmmtli@ o 10. Suli beim Stoas>
iefretar nod erfoIgter ueberprIfung
onr6 6ie Gonntp=Mn6itoren einge,
reidt iin6.
8ismarG. - Stootslanbfom-
miiiar Sronf &enrp bat a1s &opnes
NSodridt erbalten, 6aB 6as Geuer,
peldes in eirem alten @%ob1enberg=
merf in Ser @dbe ienes Srtes meb-
rere @oden Lang brannte, nun &C.
Iof9t lit. @s befin6en fi9 BORT nod
be6euterr6e @%oblenlnger.
Man6on. - Gin @inbreher
mur6e babel iiberroidt, alg CT Sen
&Ieioerln6en bon @pirf & 2an6 ber-
Daiien tponte. @nf Ser @erfolgung
1ette er ii9 nrit einem @ebolber CUR
@ebr, bertprr6ete einen @dubmamn
leidt un6 fonnte erit feitgenommen
mer6en, nad6em er felbft bier Sdub-
muru6en erbnlten batte.
Snb-0afota.
GbamberIain. - Sim Dien-
itag pur6e bier cine Mitimm11ng
iiber SEN @oridlag eine6 @on6nts=
gabe bon $4,000 fir sic @rridtung
elmer 6ohidule borgenommen; Sic
Srtidoft miro Ser @bitimm11ng &c,
mdB etne @ohidule erbalten.
! Mit9eII.-G Clan 8arter lit int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
bus-@tu fotpeit file auf 8apiligl1n-

bus-@in, iotpeit ite ouf 8epiaig11tr
gen fir sic beribieoenen Stoatsoe
~porten1ents @e3ug bot, %ange1ronn1ert
Ius Genotsfomitee fin auegemetnf
@eietgebl1ng bat 6ie bonn Saa1ie a1e
ge,rp1nmene @orlage, melbe oas I'VE:
ben un1 bos Mmebmem bon Tri1rf'
qeloern perbietet, nod)6em es Die @tn'
lpriide bon Soteliers unb @ait1pir,
tben in elmer 0ffentli6en Gerbo1no,
lung a,web0rt bottle, p%erporfen. M1e
qenommen ml,roe bonn @erm sic S
8. @,tnipon'1be @orlage, mel6e Sc,
meinpelen bon 10000 bis $4,000
@%in1pobnern @ollmadt gibt, obne
Miid1iht auf S0be ser @da.lo ooer
S6be Ser 3inien, Sbligationen aus
5ugeben. Sic 8iu ion im eriter 2inie
ct. Glouo 5l1eatte fommen. Ser &C.
nat ,1obm fer11er Sic Jog. 0mmibrs=
@im fiiir Sic unter ser Stoats=&on
t%roubcb6rbe 1tebenoen Snititute an.
Ser 5u1t1n6ige M11sidatb bot fir oiez
ielben a11f Sic nad6iten 5tpei Sabre
sic sarnmle bon $4>722,000 ansge=
nor EN-.
@muperneur Sommon6 bat sic Mi=
nette Eelepbon!8in unter5ei6net. ST.
rer pielen MbGnoernngen megen, bie
iie I'M Genat uno inn ltnterbm.ie mie
u11d) in Ser &omitees 5u erlei6en bat=
tie, miro lie fa11m mebr als Minette's
@fn 5u erfe1u1en ietn. IS beiBt, BOB
Sic groBem Selepbon @eieai6often
nit ser @orloge mobl 5ufrieoen limo.
Sos l1nterbal1s paiiierte am Montag
Sic Genat= Gorlage, melde Sen &C.
brarb bon Stoats : Bacterial benin
.@ou auer Staatsgeb6116e boridreibt,
men1r sic Nreiie, mel6e bon 6en Min=
nelota @eie1idaften offeriert mer-
Ben, 10 nieorig iino als bieienigem,
sic BON io1d)en a11berbalb oeS @taoteS
unterbreitet iin6, nit an6eren Wor<
tie, tpenm sic 8reiie innerbalb 6es
@toates 10 nie6rig iin6 pie auberbalb
6esielben. SHE 8orlage In @e5ug anf
Greisflopferei int Stoate lit NIT SO
qeqen 80 Stimmen angenommen
uoroen. - Mm ioute es fa1m fir
m0gli6 balten, 6aB intenigente Man-
ner ii6 gu FOLDER Disqualification
perlteben f6nr1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

pa1r6e oaourd notbtpenoig gemadt.
baB Die 9regtperfe Ser @egen6 unter
Ole Gage Der alien 2eit1ng binab'
girgen.
st. Saul. - Ser @taat piro
einen gang nettem 8etrag an Orb
idyaftsiteuer aus ser @imterlailen-
i6nft 6eS Sir &eginal6 @ipp aus
2omoon erbolten, mel6er m z. &c.
pember ais Sber- 2el1tmant 6es idot-
tiider @arberegiments bel einem &C.
febte in 6lan6ern gefaDen lit. 9ilfS,
generalampalt Stepenion bat eine
Mbi6rift oes Teitaments 6eS engli'
i1en @6elmanures erbalten, aus mel-
der berborgebt, 6aB 6er1elbe i'm
@taate Mimneiota @eiit I'M 8etroge
bon $27,750 in Mftien Ser Greet
Nortberms8obn beieiien bat, bon MEL
6er Der Staot bie @rbihaftsiteuer
erbeben fam. Ser 8etrag lit nod)
nidt betanm gegeben. = Ser itoat-
lide 6el1ern1aridaM 81. %. @arga6ne
bm Sic omtlid)e Mngabe Mber 6en
Granddaughter inn 5taate @innelota
mdbre1p6 6es MonatS Mair5 ber0ffent-
libt. Ser @elommtiha6en betrug in
6ieier 3eitperio6e $476,0e1 gegen>
iiber $553,175 in 6emielben Monote
6es @oriobres, pas elmer Mbnabme
BON $77,154 gIeidtommt. - Die
pom 3eutidMmerifmiiden Central
b1tn6e bon ct. Soul arrungierte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beS 100. Sat-
restages Ser @eburt @ismards, oeS
gh0pfers oes beutiden @ei@es,
11ubm einen in ieoer &inii6t tpiir6i-
gen @erlauf. Gin b0dit repraienta-
tipes beutides @ublifum fiillte 6en
Ser an un6 ipen6ete
SEN &e6nern 6es Mben6s entbuitaiti=
iden Mppla11s. Mls eriter &e6ner trat
@err S11lius M0ria, &raiioent bes
9ertf6 : Mmerifaniiden @toatSper=
bon6es bon Minneiota m1f. Sir iei=
men berrli6en, ser @elegenbeit mtge=
paBten @ortrag erbielt er tpoblper=
oienten 8eifaa, mie 6ies glei@fals
ser SAL mor, rad6em Ser @aiierli4
0euti9e &oriul, &err Sann@ 6.
@r1tnotp feline trefflide Iniprode 5u
@roe gebradt batte. Cine gleide
Mnerfenn1111g tp1r6e 6em 6. mm1 g..
@oniu1, &errn Cigar 8. 6. &ro6ntf,
fir feline bor5iiglide Mnreoe 5utbeil.
9ie @dlltBuniprode bieH Ser edit
oeutf6 %geiinnte, bod)m. P. @ma1im1s,
.. g. g., 1t1rb bod%intereifant tpuren
ieine @r5dblungen iiber feline @rfab=
runqen in 9eut1dIon6 m1bren6 nn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

8uideIs @etrei6e itnb bel 6em 9ra1'
Sc pernidtet tporben unb Ser 6euer'
1daoen miro m1f iiber 100000 &C.
idy1bt. Mls sic Seuermebrleute in
6as @ebauoe ei%nbronge,, erfolgte i'm
&elielra1me cine Grploiiom> tpeld)er
balls boroa,f mebrere onbere folgten
3urd sic @etualt Ser erl ten gIplo'
liun mr,roen ser Maidiniit &opfinS
nn0 fem Sobn elmer aus Sem Mta=
ldinenra11n1e gefhleubert. Ger leb,
tere erlitt ei1ige lbQimme, aber nidd
lebensgcfabrlide @erletnngen. Son
SEN inn glepotor b%efimoliden @etrei-
o%eporrdtben fomnten umgefabr 100,=
600 @a1dds gerettet mer6en.
Sem nIm. = Me11li6 nadts
&m1roen outs 6e1n &leiberlaoen Ser
Columbia Clothing 60. soden i'm
@ertbe bon 5000 uro $500 geitob=
len. Ms Sic M,rgelteqten bes @e-
1dyafts morge,nS famen, fanoen file
Sic por6ere Sbiir nn1 a11d 6ie Btn-
tere Gbiir peridlolien, mie Dos Bis
fer ieoen morgen Ser san moor. MlS
lie aber am binterer Sbeil 6es @e-
1dafslofals onlangten, iaben Tie eine
gorge Mnsobl 3eugoufbanger u1ro ct
mos &apier liegen, pel@eS am @beno
5upor nidt BORT mar.
0nIutb. - 8un6esbeamte TO-
BEN auf ser u@11puna &ange" &or-
luonngen 5ugeitellt in Ser gnti6ooi-
g%11ngsflage 6es Tbeo6or @iogren ge-
gen iene, sic er beida1l6igt, ibn pab=
reno bes 8ergleuteitreifs in Crosby
Dor 5tpei Sabren getpnltiam 1pegge~
1doft 5u baben. Ser SOIL miro Dor
SEM 8ur6esgeri6t in Dulutb 51tr
@erbomolung ffommer. - She Cont
pier u9afetpoo6" uno u2afepon" finb
our9 6en Sooe&anal m1f Ser 6abrt
na6 0ulntb begriHen. @om bieii,
gen &ofen gingen am Somftag mebr
rere Sampler mutt @etrei6e nod 8uf<
folio ob. Sic @difffabrt muf 6ieiem
@n6e 6es Sees lit jebt bol1fommett
iider mn6 am lebten Donneritag 1T
m1d, sic S9iffperiider1ng IN &roft
getreten.
Sliding. = Diefe 0rtidaft
labt NIT einem &oitenmfmanbe bon
$480,OOO cine 11e1te @aiierleitnng
erba11en. Size 2opne & 8otp1es SO.
oa1s &oniton, Eeras, miro sic Mrbeit
fontroftli@ beiorgen. Sic 2eitnng
ion tdgIi@ 6rei Minionen @allonen
@o1{er Iiefern nit Numpen, sic tag=
lid) flint Miuionen @allonen 5m for
BERN berm0gen. Sic nel1e 2eitnng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

Minneopo1is. = Ser groBe
@etreioelpei6er ser &11bn @1epator
Company an ser &iatpatba=slberne
'11n6 Ser 80. @traBe lit om Srei=
taqmorgen our6 cine 6elter poui tan=
6ia aer1t0rt mor6en. neber 100000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

Sen %beutigen @erbduniiien entlpre4enoe &%n5itattun9 far jene
grt 3ientleiitung nadb Der iib Die @utomobilz @anoler unite
ben. Sn uni fer 6equem einseri@teten Garage finbet SIR nt@t
BLOB 4Aab fir Cure Gar, ionoern Sbr babt fertt9 CUR &anbo bic
9ienl tie bon auSge5ei@neten &utomobil> @fa1 binlfen fnr lpirtz
fame unb rai@e 8ebienun9. SIS blei6t ib gleid mas @uer
Srubel 1T, mo- Str ieio, ooer gu tuel@er :8eit oes Sases ooer
Der g3abt. @enn SIR fejtiibt auf Dem 2anoe, t%elepbont 9o4,
rnb cine Gar miro lof or1 %losseben, UNI @u@ ben notbwen0i9en
Dienf gu leiFen. SIR inbet 9lei&fanS in oieier @arage 5Mz
p%erldi1i9e @orten bon @aoi@tenen, Nutonnobilz8 ubeb0r je9ltz
@er 8ei@reibuns, @aolu1 unb 0el. Cute @ors unb iors<
fdlti9e @bauffeurS fir Nblie erun9S5pede
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Wilcox Trux

Sic @or3dsli@teit Der M}otor Trud EranSportation iiber
@feroeoienlt itebt auBer 6ra9e uno lit eine ~fegeiebte Shat
1ade. Ser @rao beS @rfo19eS aber ban9t meiitenS ab bon Der
Mmstuabl Der ridti9en @r6be 9rud. 8elebt Die &ilor Trur
bepor Str tauft I. gSir ino bic %sl9enten in bieier @e9eno.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01
GERMANS CHARGE
SIX TINES, FAIL
Allies Repel Rapid Attacks;
Germans Abandon Attack
on st. Georges.
tContInued dom ~ Onel .

point, we also demolished certain Ger
man earthWOrks.
sin the region Of Perthes and Of
BcauseiOur we have held the gains
made by us on December so. During
all the day Of December 81 the ac-
tivity of the opposing artillery forces
was marked.
an the ArgOnne, the enemy attacked
violently almost the entire front in the
forest Of La -Gruirie. At certain points
he advanced for a distance OF 50 yards.
but counter attacks were at once de-
livered.
In the region of Vcrdun there have
been violent artillery engagements.
Six German Attacks RepuIzed.
Between the Mouse and the MOselIe,
TO the northwest of Flirey, the Ger
mans delivered, during the night of
December 30-31 and in the morning Of
December 81, no less than six violent
counter attacks for the purpose of
Tetaking the trenches captured by us
on December 60 Each Of these attacks
was brilliantly repulsed.
our aviators have bombardcd at
night the railroad stations at Metz and
AranviIle
I'VE continue to make progress foot
by foot in Steinbach. Here the artil-
lery of the enemy showed great ac-
tivity during the morning of December
81, but in the afternoon of that day
our batteries won a distinct adTan-
tage."
Attack Mt st. Georges Abandoned.
Tho following German official COM
munication was given today at army
headqucrters in Berlin:
In the western theater OF war moth
ing Of Importance has happened near
Newport. The idea OF retaking the
hamlet OF St Georges which has been
completely demolished by the enemy's
artillery fire, was abandoned in view
of the high level of the water there
East OF Bethune, to the south of the
canal, we captured an English trench
French Camp Set On Fire.
IN the Argonne our attacks made
further progress. Another 400 prison
ers, xix machine guns four mine
throwers and numerous other arms and
quantities of ammunition fell into our
hands. A French camp northwest Of
st. Mihiel was set on fire by our
artillery. Attacks at Flirey and west
Of Sennheim, which were repeated
Thursday were repulsed
In the eastern theater:
1.-THE situation on the east Prussian
frontier and in Poland remains un-
changed. A heavy mist is preventing
all operations"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01
GBRGOES
WRONGLY HELD
q. S. Emphasizes, in Com
plant, Uncertain Attitude
Of Great Britain.

Washington, D. c.. Jan Great
Britain's uncertain methods of dealing
with copper cargOcS shipped from the
( United States TO European destinations
was strongly emphasized by the United
States in the formal note of complaint
which was delivered to Great Britain,
and the full text of which was made
public in London and Washington
Thursday night. The note was found
to differ little from the summary made
public several days ago.
Concerning the copper situation, the
note says:
Articles listed as absolute contra
band, shipped from the United States
and consigned to neutral countries,
have been seized and detained on the
81 ound that the countries to which
/ they were destined have not prohibit
ed the expectation of such articles.
"Retentioas Unwarranted.''
"UnWarr2nted as such detentions
are, in the opinion of this government,
American exporters are further per-
picked by the apparent indecisiOn of
the British authorities in applying
their own rules TO neutral cargOes
tor example, q shipment of copper
from this country to q specified con-
slgnee in Sweden was detained be-
cause, as was stated by Great Britain
Sweden had placed no embargo on cop
per. On the other hand. Italy not only
prohibited the export OF copper. but
GO this government is informed. put
in force q decree that shipments to
italian consignees or to order which
arrive in ports OF Italy cannot be ex-
ported or transshipped.
Trade Greatly Impaired
The only expectation Italy makes is
OF copper which passes through that
country in transit to another country.
In spite OF these DEGREES, however, the
British foreign office has thus far de-
cllned to affirm that copper shipments
consigned to Italy win not be molested
on the high seas Seizures are SO
numerous and delays so prolonged that
exporters arc afraid to send their cop
per to Italy, steamship lines decline
to accept it and insurers refuse to
issue policies upon it. In a word,
legitimate trade is being greatly inn
paired through uncertainty rs to the
treatment which it may expect at the
hanos of the British authorities
we feel that we are abundantly
Justified in asking for Information as
T. the manner in which the British
government propose to carry out the
policy which they haze adopted in or
der that We may determine the steps
necessary to protect our citizens. en-
gagged in foreign trade in their rights
and from the serious losses to which
they are liable through ignorance of
the hazards to which their cargoCs are
exposed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01
LOOK To j. 8.
To MAKE PEACE
Representatives of Warning
Nations Tell What is
Expected of Us.

ciprocai freedom and equality in their
intercourse with each other. As long
as nations of the world live in armed
peace and as long as they permit their
peoples to be ruled by social animosi-
ties or national prejudices, there can
be no real peace and the worIu Will
have to suffer forever
Put who is to be the one that shall
give such an impartial counsel and
nave il listened Uo2 To me it looks
as if by Providence the United States
is kept apart from the present mo-
mentous struggle. / sincerely hope she
viii remain so throughout it."
Dr. Won Bethmann- HOllWeg: "The
people of the United states viii best
serve the cause Of peace and humanity
by being not only neutral according
to the letter Of president WILSON
proclamation, but also impartial in the
spirit of his further utterances This
is the only way to gain the confidence
OF the whole world. and without this
confidence the United states cannot
hope to render the important services
to the cause OF humanity which IL
wishes to render.
Germany Hopes for Pence.
Germany hopes that peace will come
soon. After the great sacrifices which
the German nation has brought, with
an unanimity and devotion without
parallel in history, no peace can. how
ever be acceptable which does not
guarantee Germany against a second
attack from its present enemies Ger
many does not wish to dominate the
world. or like British navalism, to
rule the waves All it wants is equal
opportunity, open door politics, and
open commerce throughout the world
Least of all does Germany desire to
seek expansion on the American con-
tfnent This. however, has been said
so often officially by the imperial
government, that I need hardly repeat
il here"
Official Austrian view: when, after
the dreadful slaughter Of hundreds Of
thousands, doubtless signs Of lassitude'
a slackening of the fiery Warlike
spirit amongst the nations in arms.
will be perceptible. the moment viii
have come for president Wilson to
propose once more his mediation TO
the belligerent powers He Is then
warranted in the name OF all neutral
powers suffering severely through the
war to exercise strong moral pressure
upon the governments Of the powers at
war. which might be more ambitious
and determined to prOlong the struggle
than the people themselves
Asd for the Weaker.
"On which side ought this pressure
to be brought to bear2 I do not hesi-
tate one moment to state most en-
phatically that the duty Of the United
states viii be to stand up, during ths
mediation. for the weaker party, to
prevent the effort of the victorious
powers-whoever they may be-from
entirely crushing the opposed group TO
strive strenuOusly for the maintenance
OF the balance OF power For thus
alone can be obtained q lasting peace
instead OF an armistice with the threat
oe q new terrible eOnflagration-2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01

The gaiety of social life is about to
be cast aside by Miss Lucy Dahlgreu,
Il years old and a fevorite of Philadel-
phia and New York society, for the hard
work and discipline of the Blessed sac
rament sisterhcod, an order whose menu
bers devote their lives to work among
tie negroes and indians. Miss Dahlgren
made her debut in New York in 1912.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erie B. Dehlgren, who were divorced
nearly two years ago. At present she
IS studying at The convent Of st. Leo's
church in New York She viii enter
The convent at Cornwells, Pa, on Jan
uary 2S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01

Observations taken
at s a. m, 18th me
ridian time C a. m.
FL Paso time). Jan.
/, 1915.
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vici1-
ity-Fair tonight and
Saturday.
New Mexico-To-
night and Saturday.
fair not much change
in temperature.
West Texas-Fair
tonight and Satur-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01

One dollar spent at home is equal to
$40 put into circulation as against the
dollar sent out of town, whether II be
the banker or the man with the pick,
every one benefits by the development
Of home industries and the building up
of the local pay roll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01

Washington, D. c., Jan. There is
n possibility of n new white house"
baby within a short time Mrs. Fran
els B. Sayre, who has been visiting her
sisters and her father at the white
house, will remain some time, the hol-
idays now being past. Last year the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01
Postosfice Bill Passes House.

POstoefice Bill Passes House.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-The an
nual postoffice appropriation bill. car
ryiug 1921, 000,0 900 for the conduct of
the postoffice department during the
next fiscal year, was passed by the
house Thursday. Under a special rule
a large number of legislative PROPOSE
tons were already incorporated in the
pOstoffice bill on the recommendation
Of the postmaster general. One of these
would eliminate the posts OF assistant
postmasters in many postoffices
throughout the country; another would
inaugurate a revised system of railway
mail pay including payment for in
creased mail weight due to the parcel
post.
LOnEWelTs Tango Lavender Line
auto baggage trucks are always on
tinle-day and night service. Phone l.
DR.. Morford, moved to 21S Mills Bldg.
DR.. Cameron, dentist, 202 Rob. Ban Bldg.
FL PasO Distilled Water Co.. Ph 48s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-01
FOUR GERMAN WARPLANES
AGAIN BOMBARD DUNKIRK

Paris. France, Jan. 1.-Dunkirk, on
the northern coast of France, was
again bOmbarded by four German aero
planes Thursday. according to a report
which reached Paris during the night