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Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-30
ENGINEER ALLISON |S DECE|v|NG
 IMPERIAL VALLEY WATER USERS

was caused by the decaying salmon and other fish.
 No sir, Mr. Alison, I don't think you will ever again dam up Colorado river at Hanlon Heading 'The methods recently employed at Hanlon Heading are thing of the past. Forget it. Go to work and make your survey to nook on to Yuma project. That's your only salvation. Better set aside your survey money just the moment the court will let you, and then go to work in earnest to save the good people of Imperial valley from a constantly in- creasing shortage of water, because of your silt
 take the liberty of reproducing MT Allison's last chapter. It is awful good reading. Here 'tis; read it, and read it carefully:
 "As another precaution against dam- age, a levee can be constructed at small expense across to connect the Alamo Mocho canal in Mexico with the West Side Main canal, thus com pletely encircling the New River gorge and delaying the entrance of the water into New River channel in the event of a break in the Volcano Lake levee Such a levee was partially constructed by MT. Long, in connection with his ranch work in Mexico, to delay the Hood waters which broke through Vol cano Lake levee in 1914. This levee delayed the flood water ten days from entering New River gorge, and would doubtless have delayed it much longer had it been connected the remaining distance of about eight miles and prop erly maintained during the period.
 'The flood problem therefore ceases to become an emergency problem. The adequacy of the second line of de fense, and the possibility of a third
 inc of defense, made the closure of Bee river break no longer an emergen- y measure. Nevertheless, it is the writer's opinion, that the complete safety of the Imperial valley water system is best secured by the final closure of Bee River break, and the restoration of the complete first line of defense by returning the Colorado river back into it's old channel as close 70 the Sonora mesa as it is possible, and keeping it there by an adequate evee, such as the present government evee would be if repaired and proper ly protected by means of a railroad. Inasmuch as it is no longer an emer- 5ency measure, it remains for the engi- neer to choose his time for closing Bee river break. If due preparation is made, the time of closure can be se- lected in the winter months. At this time of the year the entire discharge of the Colorado can be turned into the Imperial canal by methods recently en- ployed at Hanlon Heading. The clos ing of Bee river break thus becomes a comparatively easy and inexpensive problem, as the fill can be placed across the dry channel of the break with fresno scrapers, and the expensive installation of trestles and rock filled dams done away with"
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-30
AUSTR|A'S REPLY To
 BE SATISFACTORY
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Austria, according to information from author itative quarters, will accede to the de- mands of the United States in the forthcoming reply concerning the An coma. The Teutonic diplomats are preparing for the severance of rela- tions.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-30

A pile remedy that is entirely dif- ferent from anything else, used both externally and internally, acting On the blood as we'll as the disease, a remedy without superior. It is Meritol Pile Remedy, made and guaranteed by the American Drug and Press Association. Price S1.0O. Will H. Minor, the Owl Drug Store, Agent.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-30
BEAR THIS IN MIND

q consider Chamberlain's Cough 3emedy by far the best medicine in the market for colds and croup," says Mrs. Albert Blosser, Lima, Ohio Many others are of the same opinion. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1915-12-30

Peoples candies are wholesome. pure and sweet. President Wilson would think them a treat.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16
PARAGRAPHINGS

HadEe VIM go sou prefer War
nor Marjorie iifoauHs hn rnupnera
apoui me only nina " msslr une can
hear nlipve the conversation Judge
That ffIutfuNilnnNfai ianf Mister
Will ynu HlFt me some change. Tn
sifsnd'd here. and J Nnnf az ct1 np
nay homo 'Ceualnis. mY good man
Whess bu sou liver rah imnclatD
baltimore American
a man ~ tfrf npf in complain ~ me
lnafntliudr ~ those who hose risen
very br phnts linn Hanuei johnson.
ili hHNo nninuH ia do with that
fellow WhY nYf itea pis Htadsd
'niaiffhnf and iihnmclt' Anything
eiHff fes iif always thinfs ihs
Iced iH on his side niunins ham
Aef. iiemia
just mw = follnW with miEhts
hari ease ~ handle "a mwFrf
Nn mpd tHriis Houston rusf
ilnps said tnrlr lhen la vNHi
Asees i map hspp1 an cheerful unisf.
hf hHfe au bets hls mpnrf un b.
Washington STAR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16
eARRANxA rAa ARROGANT


The lhliial arts ~ Dan Venusliana
ratrAnns alV in koeuine With HIS
kHVwu inclination to bom,,am ana a..
tosancc.
ne has skIelisd he Apanlsh and
i'letan mlnlsgets tsvm Mexico. and has
inyHra ghe tirpleasate ~ thelr ~.
Npcrslse sevefnmeniK, Without appaf-
oas Qualification.
lle Nrcusce The Sranish minister ~
hafhvrins snsne ssef4on ininicai u hss
Own fsetipni nut Whist whole hrasina
diplvNa, would not elVs refuge "a Al.
most any Individual iraauilrss "a 10
ntlcAi sffsilatlene Ia NcNlco gosaNf
'ndff afdlnAss cinnmssanoea nsch
50 set 20 the lAegl &c feFsinn snlnis
tsf Neqsi htvr neen tho subject "a a
,iiN,Vlfrt pfntefl n hls honr govern.
nent refmnsn does not do things shts
way, 10 have demonstrated With tns
spanish pflms minister WIS heyand M,
eoeespsion ~ his own lnpofsance.
~ has tecpme tun ArtEstamrh a.
thf fopehshoa methods ~ Mcxicn 81
tFrekntsr he conventions - lntssna
tiapai appstrsy
~ hsr sspni'qt self coneelt n eouia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

think ~ no other course than 10 order
fha fipanlrh minister ous N q manner
ne coAfsenees ~ uhlch uAtlia scarcely
se aGstfed ~ tho esecslan N q dsiln.
1ufut tenant.
" ne expression may 30 permitted
taffanxu - an as
GkfuFt into temporary poser, BE-
seems ~ feel u ineumbeni upon him
a. insult fsxniaf governments " order
a. show them hls metal inipr,Abis
az spresafisn aad lmpergivus ~ adsics
~ eur nui find ii ~ his aoai 10 give
ihs ailalnesf heed ~ eouftsoue csdnssi
Nolhina sl0r ~ hIisA sedid make
ID Defrspsll,le impression 90 such o
man.
Win bandits. fni .ttfiais hna a.
rsHsias ~ ran treat yeff Nrii fs,f iheY
are ~ his Kind ~ to midst ~ reYo-
lnilon Anafchy snd disnfaff be- h. q
tpvsfinr figure ~ that BE- hl- ctne~p.
lier ~ reform
~ fht head - 30 pffanisel govern
meet and ~ thf ttpnreni N lau and
ofsiff ~ ~ p ruilinf failure. FOR fhfF
sfe beYpnt hie powers - imaRinffian
- Nain him ~ 81 nnstf time fls la
ino thick skinned ~ iake hintp
~ n foreman ~ sefii0n gang be-
might 30 A. the leader Df e ffYnlvlnr
sabble he has brsu fairly successful
iils mind ~ we'll calculafsd o. can
eelte destruction. elhfs ~ stefns ~
give him lmpnfiants Boz thf eYse ~
on'nnhffs an1 strife ifffar into hlf
Victims.
A. ennsifufipnint hf can never
succeed fuf tunhifsft'nr means ron.
promise and ,unfeHkiun. fHU aspects
- ufs ehich ~ b. utterly meatsuif
20 cumprsheHdina
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

Whom ihe CONVERSATION TURNED a. ihe
riae 80 s.s,nc trsonier nrpriitira. Con
erossman Charles n crlsp was rcnlnd /.
~ ~ tnelc iiiramp experience On 4
vlts hash house
Uncle igifam nf said was tamhllas
around thr city on 4 sishtsecin. t,,,,t
r"rc time srv when hunger o,srtook
fsnA No,iein9 a restaurant slose a. he
ramhled in and onisrsd LAYOUT II
lAulh
Sine sensNi shouted ths walter. No.
ins oVrr - the dnnh waiter
AielJ on thcfv. par,i. cSelaiinea Tn.
eir Hiram Nth iock - swat CON.
cstn 4 cant rat whole lame, t,st
srf make Z srue oysters. lnstcaa
une oseier oi,ictcd tho wAiies
snrnirs his sAee toward shc anmh
waiter anala
Walt minute, tbefr- ,au,& mani
insesrpKcd lncle Hiram eealn. et,ns
oyster may W. enough fai 4 church tais
hut 80 Mn ies sna ne nes = slnseni~
PHILADELPHIA Telegraph
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING %
SsAREHoloFRs.

Notice u horenY risen that tho resu
paw mrviinE 90 thr sharch,,laols ,f ihr
fitHi Slatr liank VI CurpuH christi
reNas. Zoe thc rictiion uf directors and
the transaction ~ such other husines.
AZ may cUme befrfv said mernnn. viii
hc held at tAe offlce 90 said corpora
tinn lo che siiy pg Cprpus CHRISTI NJ.
crss COUNTY TrNas. en ihr first Atom
dAy ln Matvn. ieth. me samr heirr co.
isi das ~ MArch t9i5 as the hour 81
500 !, m
VINCENT m.JNrGER. President ID
FIRST state iank
Attest VEu H. CLARK. Secretary
NfO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

On NpN Nefk new teacher fsund
that little ei0 WAS NAMED iNsthlsor
inhnsNp
tAse Nou rufe that fFfiiilsff l. ,,uf
tiEht maine she asked
"Nes ma'an,." rerieA ihe NtUe xlri
Welt tc,l N,af mntheg az eitas bcfr
said tho teacher
Tho moshsr came the neNt day
Nse fsftintef - night she s.it
Non 80. J named hsg after her iathcf
ANS nie,her beth. Nrf fathers name
u fesdinand and nv namc In lAaa. -,
W. eellcd hct ternHsef vngsbufeh
NhVnicie rclegraph
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

Tho Wilhclmua has mol hccu
Formally scisrd. 1t seems hat.
tirshlp merely approached her
gently loot off bis cap. aud suv
sested that, owing 10 q uumhcr Of
things, lnela,ilng cahbagos and
kings, and limeh guns. il would
be advisable. under the cNising
circumstances. and thc weather. ~
make hitlc side excursion into
ma kngllsh port, and that II would
30 nmaslNisahl,. ewing 10 The gen.
orally excited rvndiiion af the
English Chanucl. TO leave until
unilli Well, the WilheImina viii
leaNe Ia due tune. hut not ia time
siur. She has not heen formally
s''lscd hai has inst Informally OK.
tended crrtaiH rourtcsies Ia King
ueorge : powder.spouts.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

Little SAMMY was senrrnng AZ ioe
ssfheads with his fslher who had d
habit ~ USING hiss iasnr stfop ir way
that was ooi la accvfdAuoc with sam
mt "a NigWs
pte moFninK after thf razor strap
he'd turn mprc tbAu usuAii, hust
eammys wcther weut GA, into the
tieid 90 lpes cor ner mnca eirorpvd
ehlid ~ her inirnee asfenishmcn,
she feund him fonaiins hnse roat.
fof which he usually prefessrd drcr
hatred
WHY. sammy Oatilns d l. mic. 81
tec ,nu helns fo klud ie pecf nin,
Why are Neu being ~ semitic with bin,
t.fsia,
ever SaMmyh Face eamr a lonk nf
nnsi'eahAhle Eraiiiudc the wondering
Nnat atotbcf r1ffot
he hutitsd father tnte the pond thts
mpfniiiA mufmufed ths htslc telioW
pfttlnN hle tour. footed friend affec.
tiouatelN i.oraon Answers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

iAueiiu hfitNffnnu
~ fsem address ths Assistant
Postmaster ueurial predicted that Son
Hfese 80 lis neAt SECESSION wuHid pruti1c
f0f tis esf,Aipr 81 maiis ln e.foplanr
and tnat vlthin Few ittfa postal
.asistOH wunid excite uo more com
ment than either persons pngasrA in
the postal arrsies rhai This rtrdie
ton BE- mate then llhts ~ bee hhniied
D. lrdieasrd lea notable Improvement
which have fsranily been mniu over.
gumiuF sene ~ the most asriuus dif
firuiiltf Incident 90 M surcfaafui nif
Hfstiun 90 aeifiangH. amonH thr most
important nf whHh IA eifnncapa
siahihfer whl1a aulnmaiifalit rafnres
tir equilibrium ~ theaa mscninsa
when disturbed hY tfrarhrtruus str
rurirrU uf 'huies boa she air whirh
hpNs hrfn ifuitfnl SOURCES of mtnf
tfatle deaths ln ths rspAa uf Hlrimeu
ainfs HtruplHnes came intu arnetal use
u iN ihr history SO eu Inventions thni
iHplf fliui mutsle we've rfude affairs
which were afiofwaui perfected b.,
iini fotgufnis aiiaavHted hN experience
ln shear upetplina sH we'll A. hA ph,
lrafrfW study hf exports 40 require
nieuia nrpeHsaiS in lusttaar ihrt ~
fielens, Sea the Wnth Tor which thcs
Nsfc Intended a comparison 90 IN,
first railway locomotive win one -
the --latest pf lhunr huRr .-=fhlH.s no,.
PA operation demonstrates tho great
Improvement pvnaihlr ~ accomplish
ncnt from "a mori crude and umpirm
isinN hasis sa tho s.arcs ~ inspiration
That the artuplanc ls dcatlneA az react
IA hlsh derr'c ~ efficiency through d
IKE pfucenr ef steady improvement, 3,
feAaenahl, apparent Witch means ihal
She TIME 81 NVl Gar dlsisM Nhcn these
machines afc htrlk 10 orine into IS,
svner4 uae A. are autoaei,iirs ~ tht
lpfrernt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

TYPICAL Cause
a passenger rHitine st fuf terminal
Station Boz Camnrn y hefuHtil fhe
time bY srofiuf 0sHfetfe fnf Hsu.
inF hufi ~ ehirh hn nlthfi lotto o.
rubbish hf4u ua BE- ihf cuHium rhr
railroad Nstian ESQ f.lfs slpf tpfn-
81 .nnN tssilNHir seasnst fsur rHi
mHn rafa ihf lamhff 5af1n ~ rhf rHls
i,HfuNff NrMimnf Hud fhe Diamond
ship fHfd figure Jog ihs usi uf property
destroyed 90. nn spread His tluohe
snd burned 100 daf 1na frUf service
SIN Philadelphia taH uhi aHt "a .aia
ulrainu Tnr AilHNflc titf Natnsf
sac Hilei. uu al daF Nnr hundred
and fWeniA zine nr0mru we're niarei
ef Hfrttnmr hf HmuhF several raf
snna hsi nifnHv escapes finm death
Nh Hf ihr rurlnra NJ lhiiHifiphu were
suFaaed sii d4y fiahNnN ihr ufe
Emergency hHFpuHlH were Established
n.if ihs srenr 90 ths halutnnal iH atrs
fHf iNe injured
The cost nf nu f5ea rs nornf hf per
SONS eho Insure their pforeftf HFalnHi
ffe Tho enormous nnnuM NHate ui
propfftf. sNH "a considerable iHtiNent
80 waste 40 brennan 80 m Amercs rc.
isri Whtt miahf rr trfmsd Iuhlie
criminal ucHuaftee
lastly ~ mpH aaYefninE ihe flfn.
less htudllna ~ nsv BE- q endluf cause
Il tho isfse nunuHl nie waste ft ia
10 froHr inlnriics tu tne huuent ani
careful prVsfil uWntf ihai De maat
pli premiums naasd ui.en sn aVults
De waste ~ property ihmugh tire
and must alsn anffer the hoes uf hia
go hY lHaumnre anh co.. csuenef ai
tho auapcnaian ~ ha hnhnfss f t
rersltna smoker throws nugnlne tl.
Fareiie buti through "a triWr amtlra
pr unto tuphIan heHp Ru1 sisfis a
ire Nuuf u~n eeiiU rriinr may ht
rrutrriFl bf Hrretns aa recommends
iN insufnnrr eunlHniee uf nraHulra
tl0na rNiatlnH tn aiimuiaie pfeoaUflnnl
afaNat tire iiui lf aunr ouo in us
hlert Dos nut fn careful thr Hmuhst
Iylearttr nui mas hurn the hiHok aud
iANut uwn precautions ruuir tu naNrhf
rhefe By rH Law undst which "a man
Whn hufnH million Hoihfa worth ui
rtuptiif hs thfaWlns ciaaftitr hhtf
whore "a viii start fire can hr pth
ished uulrss fhe dqifteittr Intention
( tD commit ais,n ean he proved 49, a
fulr There b. nH such nteniinn a msr
~ guili, nf msfdor If hr fires unt
Into "a crowd auI Kills 10 mnu ia.
/ fhnush t ma, hr shown ihat hr frva
~ urhoit ln particular ~ tbrno wrf,
ia hv makns it a felony m destroy
pfcpeftN hf astlnK nprnina yiaafsu,
nHtls about rtsnY hundreds of nH
liuuH ~ doilNta wuuld bu sawed II
there had hsen such lhW sonip uf as,
largest iitsH Chat have nccurel lf
{ Arsrfisan cities wuuid not hay eeeuf
psd
! hr camden rtsc bel ttritai % ctii,
IetieutiNn unys moft io eus of thr stt
rrHl vsusVs 40 aNuidahla cnnnaeih
u"nr Tho popalar attitude iu0aft
fhiF eauHe uf rnpfWOus waste .s sumH.
what lisr that 90 whirh Mars Twain
complained whsn he said over, Dns
criticised thr had weather but uo.
hsiis dia arstblus aheut BE- 10 ihf
cerslcsH uankrf as nynolhie 81. th,
cioNsnts touid he NOT he ueuiatc.i
shah tha pnhiic cant.nnn e. fuoi. lf
ifrrmg nf millions annually the ,NNst.s
F hi4 cawirssHvas with nr imls.
Vile Cpuuvt lNafnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16
OTHER VIEWS


Things which afr eqaas a. 49, same
fhlnnt are MT 4!pate equal a. fach
other ln the present International sx-
clIanes ~ silver money o. Nsiffsf.
land FeD mnsf pay pfsmium ff,u
s.fa ffantr. in Hslsr mnhfY e. So a
french banh mote n i9s ffaHea E1t
the ssuif hams sbich sells f'fu AZ that
rata ihf French hank nfis vii give
ytn f1f 100 franco - Nslar paper
money 100 francs in fllspf monr5
Vhifh IN ffsnee u qnad fut ihf 100
ffans ffench hsnt note Persons whp
are sDlnf o. cross me ffaufier snd
y 10 % not object 40 f4fffInR fse
FNch heavy f'lis ~ silver fhlr charFs
fhfif Hviss f.auef 90 paf win
ffrneh mauff aal save fiam see 90
500 90 fttft Sc
n u pfababi. uss ne.ffer tbs
French Mr. thr HNies frsefnmsnt
would aiilr avs aafh operation un 4
large scale fefDfe ihe var however
ID 4ns csffled 30 o. a speculation De-
fuffn iieikilm and france Thr iiana
~ iielfum sas DhiiFsi "a hgE iart Or
o ioss be- uau silver mHrff. eUich Nas
jiirf nua thr impression lf thar
Fftrfn franc silver pifoFs circulate
much noft generally ln H~litffiand
'hln they b. in France Itself
The small silver money " ifsif che
fisrsH ~ fthHts. ffauf ana Ia cen.
times % frn rtnfs az. Aal almost
fntlfsiY mignfsd inio ffanes 49, such
an tttsni ihat these denominations
ueff deprived m fnsIf FaiHf ta cHr-
ffnfY ~ ihs Latin lnian Nf inter
uau0Hsi agreement pufnr fhe fret
mounts ~ war fHr silver funt
plefrs disappeared Boz p1pa|af haari
lna Their temperance Dr. q EHad
aitn hfe AuiH Rect
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

Congressman tlarucr Thinks that
feNa. might De- divided into live
equal parts. each io become n
state he says that the Republic
20 frNae entering the Union. ~.
served %, privilege of division la
such d way iIowcyer while ihrrc
D. sound argument for the div ision
~ irsNs from a practical view
punt ihrrc IS YER, little practical
Nlewponi Ne are used to Texas
aud q takes considerable effort 20
frivgale sentiment 20 the scrap
healt VIZ may come to IT, Tor the
best Of reasons but net iusi yet.
Being The Bone Star IS too much
part eg The great American
Armua.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

Neihing q more necessary 80
corpus Christi than the full ulil
isa'iop ~ ila waterways. and set.
with near lighted foll>. we mako
no united effort 70 increase our
Tonnage aa q municipality Some
'iieilnile action ouVhi 90 ba taken
aluug this line Ter ,hc oh icci /,
worthy ~ any expenditure that
MAY b, Nahe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

lnless an embargo is placed un
whrai We areu't going to have
enough flour lefi 10 make q kite y
hlir nf nasIn with
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

San Angelo finds that milo
maize pays better than coiioui
Mapdcrld. isn't iif Md hogs
pHy better than ciiher
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

oiieNa ont has had zcp
rcliu scan Tins proves that
Wireless hos ~. physiological dc
pafimcnl Perhaps Ia Dunbcrg
Is che operator.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

last rcpai.. l.anham county
had les Austin.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16

This weather Is getting TO be a
hahII
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12

continues.
Tho very arguments which the
advocates OF peace advance against
ttc submarine. The aeroplanr aud f1v
Zeppelin are adNan, OF iu favor OF
tN~Ul hN those Who conduct VAR EHr
more f1tal weapon is the moro 10
d. .u demand. and DO ls not an uu-
usual tG!ng 10 see ptN Instrument
~ destruction Denounced 40 tubu-
u.tnr Pcs those aSatnst whom 10 10
.I. ltH' eel. NulN go tr ClurtJNtd later
tN those who. only a lIttIr white be-
.urr. denounced 10.
rae above suggestions are re.
~rryttuIty submitted 10 those OF Ger
man birth or descent and they are
submitted 800 t4v same spirit Go nat
IralIEva ctlErue from other countries.
EH tuv aatutaN1cd citizen this Is the
.HHa ~ adoption. hut IN one sense ~
may &c nearer 10 him than IL - 20
a- who ate native Nom. Tor those
Who came here are cttiGrus by voiun-
taff choice, while Ne are here by
a..'lVut OF btrth They may De sai1
o. have paid a higher compliment %
tAs United states than We who first
SAW tgc Naht under the stars and
stripes.
Bat more than that q IS the land
-AlbFeu, 40 matter fOr what reason
they crossed the ocrAn They NOT
only share with Us the shaping ~
our nations destiny. but their trs-
ccndarts have part with ours i'm an
the blessings watch the present SEN
GRAFTON can. les wise and patriotic
act'C on. he4Ueath 10 the Eencrattaas
thai are 10 follow
w. J. BRYAN"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12


though they took the view that The
situation with regard 20 the torpedo
INK % tho LUsltania 7as in 'vav
altered. There il no Indication t
WAS pointed out here that America
intends TO recede from he7 forme-
position
Ambassador Gerard explained 20
Foreign Secretary Jagow that the
American reioinder was published
in the United States several hours
before It's text was formally present
Sd TO Germany, because ot delay In
transmission OF a message he sent
20 Washington. re cabled Wash
tnEtou. ne told JagOw. requesting
that publication be delayed until
after be had notified the state dc.
Dartment that the note was IN the
hands % the foreign secretary. His
cable 70 Washington apparently was
delayed. arriving after the text had
been given 20 the American news
papers.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-12
PLANS NEW
SYST EN- OF
DISCIPLINE
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days excepted. The association
shall have the right TO appeal from
this decision 10 the assistant general
superintendent, and ne shall render
his decision on such appeal within
~ hours thereafter and The asso,
citation saa.l have the further right
20 appeal from such decision 90 the
senerul superintendent or the zen.
cral manager one OF whom shall sit
on The arst and third Tuesday n
each month and their decision sha.
De rendered within As hours. hou
days and sundays excepted after
they SHALL Hatg heard the case
a board shall ID, once Dee created
consisting of three members al
pointed b, tHe railway and Two usI4
hers appointed sy She association
ohra board or q majority thereof
sa4. rouysue al oUcc and establish
q standard cs marks 70 be given uu
deg taa merit and dsm.r.i system
including tly maximum member ot
mark, 4atrag-a Discharge. and
>saU re-yaav.ne once each three
months 20 revise the said standard
adopted hy tr.- BOARD pruy-led
however t.at .er dishonesty .H'se
hood. drinking or being under the a.
aseaee Oh liquor while on lasy tlr
N Niu4u number oi Gemegt marks
STALL lt -trn