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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18


~ SPORTS from Rosweil. Ratos
nna ether New Mexico cities
indicate hot retail mcr.
chants IN these places arg organialne
IN force 20 attend the state convon-
uon 81 rslaii merchants IN snnta ~
curly nexf monsh. Twenty automo-
blies. it Is announced, viii carry four
men each from Raton. ana as many
~ are promised from Roswell
It ls assumed that Albuquerque re-
tail merchants win have the largest
delegation 81 them all 1t the Santa
re- meeting, and Il Is 10 be hoped
Tint lhis will be the case. AIbuqucr-
uuc merchaats. In fact the city az a
whole. " Y 70 santa Re 10 pay her
the courtesy OF large Representation
at this gathering. Tho state capital
always has been a generous and
wiillns contributor 20 every Aibu-
qucfuue gathering Of statewide inter-
est n 70 many hat have been
largely local in their interest. The
attendance from santa Fe 81 every
state fair since the organization oi
hat lnstitutlon aas been large; and
this whether the attractions offered
were good. IA or indifferent In
every enterprise this city has under
taken. which permuted d outside as-
sistance. the capital city has been a
most willing assistant.
The business interests OF Aibuouer-
que VIII merely be paying a merlted
compliment 20 santa Re. Ne mcr-
chants and 81 people by sending from
this city the largcsi delegation con-
trlbnted IL The retailers convention
~ any city In The state,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
GUSTAV sTNiIL INDICTED
ron IJSITANIA AFFIDAVIT

New York, June iS.-Gustny stain.
the German rcsorvlst who sNoro la
an affidavit submitted To- the state
department hy the German embassy
that no saw guns aboard the Lusitn-
nin. was indicted for perjury today by
n federal grand jury. Tho alleged peg
Jury was committed, % is said. not
when he made the affidavit, hut IN
testimony 20 the same eject Before
tho grand Jury iu Us iuqulry against
Paul Koc1ig. head ~ the secret SER
vice department of the HAMBURG
American line. and others. Ca deter
MT whether they should De indicted
Tor conspiracy against the United
slater II b. alleged that Koenlg wns
Instrumental IN procuring the Stahi
affidavit.
stahl D. now In the Tombs where
he was taken Ia default OF $4,000
bail after his arrest on leaving inc
grhnd jury Dot June 30.
The jury will continue its inVcsiiga-
tion Monday. but 10 was intimutod to-
day that unless evidence additional 60
thnt aircudy before the jury ip on-
tained. the conspiracy feature ~ IN"
inquiry may br dropped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
INpUsTEIAl parINITIoNs.

AtNA DHt " OHe .
ttor the Young Student 81 Dn'nc.i
Crcuori9l
The farm~-A place from which
many Of rs came anl 10 WHICH We
always advice 1ihcrst 70 70 back
Produces the food ~ the country.
most OF the energy and q oQd icsl
Of the brains Regarded - 'ac
nfhai'tes a. q frcf ~ idtai n-'f-
p~eudeucri by those Who live on o 20
q good deaf Of . bore.
The Homc-An obsolete ,efni. X.
ccpt 10 a few rural commrn .4
said 20 contain children ana alspy
mothers aud iashcra
Cost % Living Something 81 .ys
o little higher thar we an alforl
The Factory An institution .1r
tlc manufacture of commodit.cs ami
high tariff arguments Constantly 81
need OF more duties a. protect II
from the paupfr iabor ~ irr %
The Press-A means of oonsnmmg
large quantities OF pulp timber fr
qurutiy used FOR private pnrpoecs. i..
generally Tor MAKING public what 81
nonodN's husirCs therefore ersr-.
hodyA business Makes free
cvcrything-hcncc the term % .re,
press
Tho Government "A cor f-er 81
taxes Established by The go pie r
the people, used hy tie politician
ioT the Interests iias ~ heal .H
Washington. rs 6nccrs In e~vcryb1dy s
pockets
The Public. An inrnnsnire,ts
mass, lost IN the haze oi Us 1vn ne
mensity. It's duty IS 10 take win,
u Scts-and pay Tor more
frospcrity-A condition cxiltcnf
when the lambs have money 10 Ii
take, away.
Panic-Nhcn IL " an taken a,.av
Socialist Anyhody who iocs :
believe IN the divine right ~ an
Nso known az anarchist. lcma ,o t.e
agiiatur Of class hatred
Mooney paradux Known d,
cold cash. il burns holes throush +.
pockets u is desired hy 90. cl-~s
hy most and kept hy The .cw 3g
.ord and drink. art. automobiles q.
l-iures immrnitics lud souls.
cages with equal readiness
bus ness of the Lori or he lc"
and serves both wei N.t .l re.
should be without it
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
Meyer-G erhard
scoutInucd iros rage one,

amaa
Inc people" this newspaper continues.
II would be pure im0cciiity TO seeN
10 dfas In without necessity a ninth
or tenth enemy for ourselves. even
though It's participation Ia the war
should be limited to supplying the
qnadruplo alliance with money and
munitioua.r
In a leading article entitled bad
Advice,' the Cologne Gazettc takes
the Lokai Anzciscr to task for at
tempting Go p%siiiatc the British
starving ont policy and cxportatlons
from America OF war supplies. CON
cedlng tina the cutting of Of SUM
piles h an accepted method Of war
fare. il states that international law
provides expressly that this weapon
mny be used only IN the form OF an
enccrive blockade. No effective block
AIDE Of the German coasts has been
declared. according TO the Gazette.
Roenrdlng the expectation OF muni.
lions from the United States. the ia
zettc adopts the argument Of Phtiip
Norn. German member 90 The Hague
tribunals. that although the oonvcn-
ton adopted al The Hague Justified
sales by private nrms. n neutral state
De- bound Ga pronilit sales Of this ma
turc when the commerce IN arms as
sumcs such an extent thar continue
tiuu Of war is direchly dependent
thereon. captain O Kuchlwottor.
the naval expert OF the Tag. points
ont hat tho American note passes
over in silence the German rcprescn-
.%tntiols regarding the British admir-
ulty'a instructions TO merchantmen
To seek cover under neutral nuss and
attack submarines under this cover,
He declares this b. the kernel of the
whole argument and the Justification
for the Gcrmua policy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
wuAr WANTS.

- INCE Italy has taken he plunge.
Houmanla's attitude toward the
~ warning powers Is porhaps th'
most Interesting diplomatic problem
jnsi nop IN Europe u b quite eNi-
dent that Roumania - waiting TO-
samthing 10 happen ana this D
thought 10 be- a Germun roverae. II
would be- foolhaTdy just now for Hoh'
mania 20 casl her % either win the
allies or with Germany, as the ~'i
seems Ear lfom being settled Hn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
Practical and
Artistic Curtains.

TO branch Of Interior decoration
M offers a. greater opportunity
4 FOR the combination oi the use
ful and the beautiful b D. sele'-
tion Of draperics or hangings Tor WIN
dows. doors. touches and u NOT
about the house. Hanginss Tor the
summer and suburban homes VIII dli-
fer somewhat from those ~ the more
formal city house.
sheer nets muslins, muiis. scriin.
madras and dotted swiss mateflals
are designed to diminish and diiiuse
light, while The heavier chints, Gre
tonnes. dcNims. silks, tapestries am"
brocudcs exclude a.
walls with figured paper of "a con-
spicuoua pattern should Dee accom-
panied bt plain material in hhnRinsH
and pillows. etc. But ~ the walls
lack ornament. the decorative note
may bc supplied by patterned draper
ics.
From the o~ricptala have been az
ausred the soft piiablc stuif- of COT
ton aud BLK woven lightly or cheese
cloth and muslins dyed art.sticully or
left u~ublcachcd. which may Doe '"ii-
bined lu almost amy color srhen''
Stencilcd dcnims OF the dull ART
shades viii make suitable hhnsinss
for the cottage.
Tho same designs and patterns may
now be procured bon %cretonnts
chintzer Hs are found iu wal papers
Most attractive amung these duplir'i-
.tions ere the tapestry DESIGNS slni''
faced and reversible. for service %"
curtains or poIfIDrer. rose u ilN
hon a..lgur and trcllla patterns
flower entwincd Crctuuucs with sew
. borders vim look woIl aH drnpcrics
Tor the oId-fashlnned cuncpied p'i.
Window or FOR summci covers W.
furniture.
Tho snsh curtain is D. mosi pi''
tical for windows. bld rfoss-sN''
embroidery In good designs ana ''
orr VIII make curtains hiil' N'Iss ''
art For Window they should 1'
made In two widths open in the Wla-
DIE ana hung from 90 brass r"l.
Drawn work, boo which tho threa"-
drawn are used Go weave omen pat
terms Coz sew them and heWstitchlnH
may Dee utilized Tor 90 border finish.
Let those who are 90 furnish q
SUMMER home look about them, ana
o. mas ho that something aF original
b as the hHu1lusf evolved 1y u ruiltk'
P girl Tor her bookcase viii result Nh'
took two potato sacks. washed them
oucuod ihcm 90 tho sides, acwcd anew
together ana hemmed thom IRON
thr bottom up she painted 90 Htra'lnA
B Grelgn of California peoples the Ne'
B low OF the blossoms against do" du'
Tan fabric being most effective.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
DIFFERENT.

Visitor "a saw your husband u the
crowd downtown to-day. lu fact h.
was $50 close that ! could have
touched him
Hostess-Th5t's strange. At hom.
Dee Is so close that nobody car touch
him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18

ny the
sccond FIddle

HHYslcIAN At Frisco eays "Twi-
lieht sleep hoes very wen for
\ q pfonouaced brunette with a
cheerful disposition He doesn't
leave the system much room for
ADVOCATES 81 twilight Sleep
probably viii nov quit shouting and
spoullne Iona enough for the rest %
US to sleep.
o.
ANYWAY. after the average infant
sets to the measles stage the mother
l0sea interest In any kind 81 sleep.
%
CENSUS shows Amarillo Is rcli-
gious ciiy-hcadline IN Amarillo pa
PER The poor old census IN In wrong
again.
There Win the Opinions.
tMclrOsc Dalryman- Farmcr.J
Rev. Moulder filled his appointment
here sunday.
YAQuI declaration Of war should
prove 90 Mr.. Bryan hat at least We
Utto the mhAtAas
o.
If THE PRESENT generation oon-
iinues To- Pass ON Bryan there Whl be
nothing left for Postcrity to say about
him.
IL
THE ONLY statistics that are pill
ing Up faster tina the mortality rec
ords. are those OF Enslish war appro-
priatlons.
where the Mercury Goes Down to 100
at Night.
CHlllsboro Free Press.)
Why no, let El Paso and the other
places whore the thermometer goes
down to 100 az night know ABOUT our
fourth. About twenty-five dollars IN
vested in advertising will hring IN the
money fourfold. They can have a hot
time here without perspiring.
o
No ONE who has passed throush Il
Kansas summer can blame the Soc
pound lady who died yesterday.
o.
IT'S CURIOUS that none Of Mr..
ITaft's associates who talked peace
around the Liberty Ben yesterday, re
called how We happened 60 make that
bell famous.
o.
No Mere Hope.
Hope springs eternal, poets say;
Hut ! beg pardon.
II foes not seem 10 work that way
when making garden.
When shoots we're feeble. did hope
They'd SOON grow stronger.
Alas. with ougs rhey couid not COPE
I hope no longer.
KANSAS City Journal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18

horses IT, slim populae m shanghai
The cost OF living w shanghai ls
higher however tnan 300 other p"r''
Of china, Doe ouse BE- Is the social cen
ter Of the mr c1si.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18

Washington. June is-Tho dread
nnuaht Arizona viii be christened
with both wine and water tomorro"
when she gildcs from the Ways at the
New York navy yard
Governor Hunt and the luunchins
party from Ari1onu who called today
on prcsiden, Wilson and Sccretarl
Daniels. cleared up an doubts about
u. a carboy Of water, the first that
spilled over the famous Roosevelt
dam. will bee dashed on the sides OF
h big fighter. and the traditional.
bottle Of wine will be smashed on th'
bows
THE h~lucjackcts think there mus
be punch back Of the guns Govern
or hant told Secretary Daniels. 'ant
~ we think she must be christcnct
with punch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18
GOVERNOR HUNT
PUTS OVER 4
LITTLE JOKE
Punch Behind the Guns, He
Says, Requires Punch for
Christening Of New Dread
naugh Arizona Tomorrow.

ny Evening Herald leased Wircl
Chicago. june fs.-1hc follow
lng Telegram nom Anna 4. Corr
don, president OF the National
NontsiJ Christian Temperance
Union. To- J~o-sphgs Daniels. scc-
rctasy of the navy. was sent TO-
day
The National Womnn's Chris
tlan Temperance Union, wisil five
hundred thousand members. hc-
licNc- you viii exert all possihic
innrcncc against the use of alco-
hole liquor In the christening 81
the arizona"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-18

Crawford. Don't you miss thc
theatre living ont here 100 this %
horse town.
suburbs Why man Wc sec plays
l.r. that you never see 10 New
York;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
HOLSTERS FORM
INDIANA SOCIETY.
118 Members of New State
Organization; W. H. Case
is Elected President.

The Indiana society took its place
among the state societies Of Fl Paso
Friday night with an initial member
ship of lis former HOLSTERS
The meeting to organize the Indiana
society was held in the offices Of DR..
l. G. Witherspoon and the dOctors's
clubrOoms adjoining There were 81
Indiana people present at the first
meeting and W. r. Case. who acted
as chairman Of the meeting, was elect
ed president OF the society. DIT. L. G.
WitherspOOn vice president. X H Aber
secretary and Norman Walker treas
urer. The entertainment committee to
arrange for the next meeting and So
cial of the society will be named by
Mrs. J. 4. Pickett, who was appointed
chairman Of the committee.
To Meet December I.
The next meeting Will be held on De-
cember J. A committee on constitution
and bylaws was named composed Of
l. l. Robinson r B. Redic and c. F.
Newsom- 1t was also decided that, up
on the payment of 81 as initiation fee,
a charter membership in the society
would be issued All of those who were
present Friday evening became charter
members and secretary Aber is now
arranging for all Of the former Indiana
people IN Fl PasO TO become charter
members Of the society.
Roster OF Society.
The complete roster of the society is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

p and IS. block A. Government Hill,
and four room bungalow: $3.50.
J. D. RUSSELL 10 Miss Alice Fitz-
patrick. 17-3 heres One-half mile east
OF Ysleta; $500.
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick to J. D. Rus
sell, lots "A and %. block s. Golden
Hill; $500.
Phoenx-EI Paso Building company
to GuillermO MenOz. $4,000 bungalow in
the 100 block on California street
c. Mckay to c. ". Wise, Campbell
rOOming house; $1,000
B. c Murray to Charles Mckay,
bungalow at 24l2 La Luz street. $3.50.
Miss Kate HarJnett TO J. Davis. lots
and 9, block 81, East Ell PasO; $500.
LeaveI, Palm & Sherman to J. NJ.
Lewis. two lots on Grant avenue, Alamo
Heights; $1,000
a. " Grabbing to c. U Jackson.
four room bungalow in 300 block on
MOrenci street; S275O.
Many bungalows Under Way.
George W. Sharp reports the follow
ing houses which he now has under
obstruction.
Two six room bungalows on Tula-
rosa, near Piedras street. being built
for the James l. MARI company.
a SIX room bungalow on the corner
OF TularOsa and Rayner streets. being
built for J. H Fea gen.
Two five room bungalows in the $500
block on Tularosa street being built
Tor J. w Phillips.
A five room bungalow in block u Of
the Altura addition. being built for
j. W Phillips.
A five room bungalow in the S400
block on AlamOgOrdO street, being built
for J. d. Stalker.
A six room bungalow on the corner
OF Dover and Bliss streets, being built
for ". r. Winch.
A six room bungalow in Richmond
Terrace addition, being built for ThOs.
COurchesne.
A six room bungalow. on Bliss street,
being built for Stafford Campbell
A five room bungalow in block II.
Government Hill addition. being built
for W y King.
Two five room bungalows in block
u, Sunset Heights addition, being built
for the FL PasO Commercial company.
A five room bungalow on Brown and
Nevada streets, being built for F. {
Coleman
A five room bungalow in block IS.
Manhattan Heights addition, being
built for Mrs r. B. MAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
AWARD CONTRACTOR COURTHOUSE
EXCAVATION To START NEXT WEEK
Popular Remodeing Hammett Building for Annex in
Order to Build $3.50 900 Building; the New Savoy Hotel
Opens Saturday. Many New Homes Being Erected
in Suburbs; Building Continues Brisk as Ever.

II XCAVATION for FL Paso county's
=, 100000 courthouse building viii
begin next week; the Popular
dry goods store is remodeling the sec
ond floor of the Hammett building to
be used as an annex to permit the con-
struction Of a $4,000 building; con-
struction work to complete the new
$500, 900 high school building is now
under way and a new 100 room hotel
has opened for business.
These are few of the realty de-
velOpments during the past week in
FL PasO TO indicate the advancement
Of this city in building and develop
ment work.
Additional Contracts Awarded.
The county commissioners let the
contract for the new county court
house building Friday to J. Z. Morgan,
an FL Paso man, and il calls for S364,-
971 The contract does not include
the construction OF the proposed audi
forum. and does not provide for wiz
ing, heating and ventilating. or the
equipment Of the jail on the top floor
Friday afternoon the contract for wiz
Ing was let to the National Telegra-
phone and supply company for $4,000
The building with all equipment and
furnishings win run close to 500, 600.
Tears Building Permits Break Record.
The new court house will be the
largest building, with the exception Of
he new high school. to be undertaken
n FL PasO during the present year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
AUTO STRIKES
STRANDS Of WIRE
Stretched Across County
Road to Wreck Cars; .
Tracks Lead to Mexico.

Two strands Of barbed wire were
stretched across the county road. eight
miles from the city. Thursday night
and the members Of an automobile
party returning from a dance at the
West Yslera Country club had a narrow
escape from death when the auto col
lided with the wires
One of the wires was stretched low
and the other a foot above it, When the
car struck the wires they were broken
after one OF the wires had broken or
the radiator cap on the front Of the
auto. had broken the lamps and bent
the mud guards The car was turned
into the ditch but one Of the occupants
were injured.
Would Have Been Killed
J. C. Gillespie was driving the car
and il was occupied by Misses Helen
Stimmel Veza Driskeu. William White.
Henry Robertson and Lieut. Clifford J.
Mathews Had the strand Of wire not
broken il would have killed or serious
" injured the passengers. the Officers
declare. as it had been twisted taut
with a stick and. with the car going
fast would have struck the occupants
Of the car if il had been stretched
few inches higher The party continued
to the city after removing the auto
from the ditch.
Tracked 10 Mexico.
Officers from the sheriffs department
have discovered tracks beside the road
which lead TO the river bank and II IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

The courthouse and the high school to-
mits to over 100000 for 1915, and
1t is probable that the total for the
u months to nearly S4,0G0,O0O, by 1ar
the greatest year in building the city
has ever known
Many Homes Being Built.
r 3. Nay is building a five room
bungalow at the corner Of Wheeling
and Piedras streets, in Manhattan
Heights. TO cost $4,000.
Walter Splitter has started the con-
struction of. four apartment building
for sam Stark at the southeast corner
Of Virginia and Arizona streets, to
cost about $4,000.
George W Sharp has taken out
building permit Or the construction
Of a brick bungalow at Nevada and
Brown streets. to cost $3.50.
J. E Neff is Just starting the con
structiOn Of a $3.50 brick bungalow on
the north side of AlamogOrdO street,
between Piedras and RaynOr streets.
The Miller Construction company is
building a $1,000 brick bungalow at the
southwest corner of MADEIRA and Ray
nor streets.
H. l. tonsford is starting work on
brick bungalow at the northwest
9Tuer of La Luz and Grama streets,
rost $1,000
FL PasO's Newest Hotel.
The Savoy hotel is FL Paso-s newest
addition TO the list Of modern, first
class hotel buildings. The Savoy is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
L0NGWELL'S BIG
GARAGE TO OPEN


1t Will be welcome news to autOmO-
bile owners to know that after Mon
day they will be free from bother from
police, thieves and the weather.
LOngwen has completely remOdelled
and now a storage capacity Of zoo cars
is offered the public The nominal
charge Of $500 per month is charged
for Service. Now, Automobile Owners
need not be bothered by the Police. The
weather depreciation on your Car is
more than the LOngwell price for Stor-
age. Thieves are a thing OF the past
to the Auto Owner who takes advan-
tage OF the Longweu Service. The new
Garage offers only one service That
is Storage This New Auto Storage
Service is another Safety offered in
connection with the LOngwell Service.
which embraces Baggage and the Best
Auto and Limousine service in Fl Paso
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
POSTS FORTUNE. BUILT UP
FROM $3.50, GOES TO DAUGHTER

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 1S.-The 3,0e0,
600 estate Of c. W Post, the food man
ufacturer who committed suicide more
than a year agO. will 20 to his daugh-
ter by his first wife. The daughter is
Mrs Edward Close. of Greenwich, Conn
Post had left a will devising his estate
to his second wife.
II has developed that Posts great
business was built up from a fund Of
$3.50 saved by the first Mrs. Post and
placed to the credit OF their daughter.
Marjorie Thus. il is stated, the daugh-
ter is entitled to the entire fortune,
save for a small share which was given
the present Mrs Post during Posts
lifetime.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
g Give your Child
glsyrISs Dr.. Kings New Discovery
* 6os Coughs and Colds.

[ coveTy IS antiseptic-kills the cold germ.
raises the phlegm-loOsens the cough
and sOOthes the irritation.
= have used Dr. Kings New Discovery
for the past three years and use II COR
tinually IN my family. Ny children are
very fond Of It for It keeps them free from
cold. can't say too much for II, and
take pleasure in recommending It TO my
friends" Nrs-A S. HUNS, Fr1ne0nia, M.
Don't put of treatment. Coughs and
colds often lead to a chronic cough, pneu-
mOuia and other serious lung troubles.
1t IS also good for adults and the aged.
Get bottle to-day. AL druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
ASSIGNMENTS IN ENGINEERS
AND QUARTERMASTER'S CORPS

Washington. D. C.. Nov 13-The following
army orders have been issued:
Capt 9 H knight. corps CT engineers. IS
relieved from duty with the Second Battalion
OF engineers and will proceed 10 Jackson
vile. Fla, for duty
Orders OF November relating to Maj c.
H Mcneil. Quartermaster corps. are revoked
and he IS relieved from duty at San Fran
cisco and will proceed at the proper time 10
Chicago for duty as assistant TO the quarter
master OF the central department
Leaves OF absence: Capt G. H Mcclellan.
medical corps ten days: First Lieut.. e ".
Baird. coast artillery corps. two Months.
First Lieut. F c Griffis. medical reserve
corps. one month and IS days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
DR. DERNBURG APPROVES
L. :. NOTE To BRITAIN

Berlin. Germany. Nov. 13.-Dr. Bern
hard Dernburg, former colonial min
lister, discussing in the Tageblatt the
American note to Great Britain con-
corning interference with neutral COM
merce. approves the note. He says il
paves the way for securing freedom OF
the seas
Adverting to the question raised by
the German press as to whether the
United States intends to see that its
demands are satisfied. DR.. -Dernburg
says the diplomatic history Of the
United States gives assurance that il
viii do so under all circumstances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

officers from the sheriffs Department
have discovered tracks beside the road
which lead to the river bank and 1t Is