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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
RHEUMATISM AND ALLIED PAIN
-THEY MUST GOI

-THEY MUST GO!
The congestion of the blood in its
flow causes pain. Sloan's Liniment
penetrates to the congestion and
starts the blood to flow freely. The
body's warmth is renewed: the pain
is gone. The man or women who
has rheumatism, neuralgia or other
pain and fails to keep Sloan's Lini-
ment in their home is like a drowning
man refusing a rope" Why suffer
Get a bottle of Sloan's Csc and soc.
$1.OO bottle holds six times as much
as Csc. size.-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

Blowholes and pinholes in castings
are caused by overheating the metal
while melting. Pinholes are nothing
but small blow holes. .s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
BRIEFS

Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, delic-
ious light cakes for breakfast-Ad
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

Mrs. Austfn's Bag Pancake, delic-
ious light cakes for breakfast--Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

The present week of seven days.
without reference to solar or lunar
cycles. was adopted by Egyptian as
tronomers more than 5000 years ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, delic-
ious light cakes for breakfast.-Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
Ct tvif Sit.

%lloenrigs % |oit0epartementer.
ne Ri. berettes ser ira @a'btugtou.
rjmeliluis mart bli MOOT til Al al.
qiere. ON TorienOeIien al Tooepo-
rer heriru Sonoet Ill 1~niflono meo
Nuffepoit er Ell S~uertrP0elie Al
Amerif09 N%Sitrdlitet euer 81.
9elde Ceparicmeuter@ Spnert
icmhco cr blcuct heulcoet paa Ell
Ppplclie. lcm er iat illng al ia.
mralticre0c &9rlere al inf Ser
tomit % ganeuoe no pad al ieuoe
itore aoaniiieter al 6s0cuarer bo'
ueOidgellI Mel. Ill SlGltniuaer "a
Semuer / Siemllnbet meo Farfe'
yoitru..
Mel betrugie2. eiter bUaO en-
,u%mttionpr ! Foitoepartementei
iooI crflqreOe. fife iom aon,ra'
bauoc. Ter unr oerior, meu;e ban
inaen @rAno. hporior oct fife 'tu!oC
furne ienees meo %aftesoit hi M
ife 6amilier. ionl trPnGer Der. Sog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

ltulhe CuQlGuo ertIprc set Tor 2on.
trabdnoe .cllcr brp0e. at set epeu.
ticlt pilOc fonuuc zen tuite Aruc III.
go0e. pil0e 5Oprlam0alct utpillomt
Ionme til At 'orudrldNc NcAlcrn.
lelr manage &auiteliabeOtr.
Nlan0t llotlutferuc al Oenue
Vlau I'll at onlada 0en cnSellte Nlo.
tn0e, er Gri0nareamnuO @artholot
ira Il. %ouia. 1r. &. s. Nerumer.
NrUl0cnt Tor Oct inf dmcrltanlie
Afatlonal'orbuu0. ol en- / &llhlul
Ton i|tdtpoucret tnit @lu0forrelpon'
Bent.
Sordi iUttc Glouen poo Ereuc
icu0tc n. Ncrnmcr i0d9 Ell #.
Euno5 Srf mco }oiten Rortoen
nj (uitIou0 bclpber 'iN til FIN -
Gents pr. VlmO. Eotfcu oil imi0
ltrtio Deo 9lufouitca til NGu Norf
bliur ophol0t Al ll0Nldu02poltcr0c.
oiii9ucu m0tjl NInuOiNheocrne /
@%dibingtou bar i1itct uNruerc Be
ilcumellt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
RpinNcr itbebrUnot.

Cos 9luqeIe2. Sal. 1869 Ni0rta:
u Apin0er in0cbrUuotc. en- treble
blep l|lpaiarIil lorbrrnot % moule
ANDRE ito0e0c mioer en- ,NOebrauO,
iom / ]tot uohreo / De 10 euerile
GtoQer / at beruGrenoe ">Iport'
ment Mu5.
&c 10, iom m~oebrUu0tc, par
Wtr3 NJ NJ. Riharonn on cn an
Cen apiu0c hui2 ]iuun mon cnoml
life har iaatt reoe pau
Mrs =. I 9lucro bleo ian 'or.
6rrr0t at ser urre3 rinae 6aab
on Sloet
9ebocrnc Glen operr1iteoe al II
ocu. mems De lo1 % iou, % Here
Al Gem reo0coc olcnc >toet UeO al
rlppe uo al &ilouerne mco set
Ncrlltat At ale brTtfroe Arme
cller @eu caer ioriloa ijJ pad anocu
WtaaCc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
IhanSd0en.

Acp Port 0en t6oe Martv Sans
SnQiorer5 Gnaiiauo on at @orrD
~. Scam, eiter lin Griiinoclle / An'
tlalen lor at houe ioGrtlot IN
NItMt ira arimiuolalpIet / Niotte'
man reO NjUlp al Ell Sdmme1luTr-
Qellc iful0c tllu0c2 al uen0e tIIba'
&c til Siatcn Ncm N0mpihirc. er
iOa1 bIcpct o'piit al Nsieltcrcta-
BONNER Folc Der ianltloig gan Or
Nrc til hou9 lllbaqclcH0eIic III so.
iuitdlct.
Gettc blco imiolcrtio iorhiuOrct
uco en- al CONNER &jjur uoitcot
Nabeos Corpus Crore. ser MI bin'
orc bans 5iIba1cicnOeIie iali0IO til
paa Greooq. ga bou after mau irem'
iliDe ia / Netten fordt iao i'm
Sin0Stilituno pdooemt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
81 Gents for en- Sarm.

Mai1iultou sem t50c Marts /:
Niii9 Screna Nclcn @lue - Nar
Qamuttl, bcQou ll ior uogIc Edgc
l0cn iii %ouotontoret / Gals &Ofe.
N}mu. 81 0ctalte Cntel Gam 10
Gents lor ct Sfls0e pou ut 0onte
itca0 ucO (urtlc cafe ser / Stdteu.
N}li9 Blues Nomcitcuo omiGtter
ct tS9 6oo loult % IS 500 brcot
t|rlaugIlurt Stutte &auo. iom 'lIf.
ter no / Enoiiecn 0cle Some.
iic00eta G|la0cuu0holO uoligr utte
Nlmorc0coeIt al cit 2ltre % oct er
rimcliluia Ger mmoitc "Gutrn" iom
uolcniiuoc cr blet ~prouco nv"
Torat holoc lia Nomcitca0lorcu
citcrrcttelia "a iaa Sfio0c po1 lit
%anp, bullc0c hm lig Ell 1tX16
500 it}r (emnlerintc % boc0e Der
{ II W}ooueoer. g 10 Gents. INN
betllte pao %ouotoutoret. par Den
Hri2. iom par laltlat Al Heqierm.
gen, on lem irltdaer benoe ior al
bli bocn0c Ser heIc oct rcitereu0c
Del al Sc ire 9lar ionl bum ellera
uil0c bleuct u90t til.
SOM hur 0reuet me0 IurtulnQ Al
lomatcr. Auul "a aleper pd0 oml.
treut Nuluocleu a $oroimftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
lloltcot at Sesislaturtn,

Geuuer Colo, 0en l5oc Nt0rt@:
@cli9laturcus NeprU'cniauiblla bar
iOag uoito0t HeurUicutaut u y.
Moul0n0 ira 2cnper. lom AZ en-
SpecIoltomitr por fmOet itDloia /
al have beaouct Wiene0.
Gcttc cr oet isritc 6tnIltut AZ 0en
stamp iom bar urrct iert al 0et
bctjcnoic "&arucoonmcr" Ben =.
Ninoien ioroi iorbmore inc NicR-
ocra TorieQ pau at iaa ham iro.
oemt III Gmbebc. Nomlon0 par Ell
Al ne &erloncr. iom Gonuncrcn be-
imlotc Tor at hare i|anmcninorct lil
on At e0elUlle hans Aooe !taun o9
hultt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

paa sc Nnlcrc0e euo b|IpIonatl'tc
Observation-Disclosures cr 0ei 0ctt
olninocliQc MeninQ / Soihiu0ior
at mnl I|iAclauQOot fan opajpc 9Gu-
rel ol taNc 0et me0 No.
SamtioiQ me0 ll0ite0eIicu Al i'm
Observation-Disclosures bar zen brl
title NclleriuI beiunrtt Oc Gorcneoc
S!aiers Nenoer0clie III Gna.ouN ~
Suitlauo ouL at 'lolmTuuie ophr
per i'm llnbcrOuu0@biofo0e al &c
brittle Ger mos. IT %'crimUuutc tlI'
la0cr TorieuoeIic AZ 6o0tuortr III
Ncu mite GipllbeiolluiH1. Gu8Iono9
Suar er ct beileult Nllld9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
Scroermeltcr arreltcret

Nhuutic. &n0. ocu tone Niort9:
Otter en- / iicrc Gage uarenoc l>l
rmmocrieqclic blcp lp0R &or1crme-
tier Gollin =. &ruh o1 Gmmtuao-
uolat @ent Mllidu2 orreitere0c
pua Nntlaqt Tor al haze moOtaaet
StifpenQc ira AQcntcn ior en- lao-
fnlot slot" Madine &c blcu bcS,
Qc le2loOt iAlcn moo Nmltlou. Nfr.
@imd forutteriicrcr NutIugcu iom
"0bilIrN".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
Ndpdnlfc Iropptr
til China.

Ectin Ghjno, hcn 1l0t 4iArta:
Cen tiucinte GcgicrinJ h0r looct
o~iilcicl llnocrrctnIng on at cl "a.
pulcliif GifaOrc cr ~aiicilet til Chi.
no mco en- 5%roppcitprtc pon 10000
Wiaro umbor0.
Nnfomitcn al 0i2ic lroppcr uiI
ioreqe antnllct al iapdnClNfe Sol.
oater / @oruiioncrnc / China III
uuitrn 10000 Mono &c me
Iroppcr ifol oiilribuere9 / Niondln-
rict. ShuntumQ, 8ientiin % sam
fo1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
@cO Saroaneaernc.

ara Gar0anellerne bar Grterrets
ninQerne / set iIOitc uGret temmellJ
ipariomme. % 0e iou cr fomnlet, er
nofioa mooitriOen0e.
Sra britiif &olO meOOele@ set at
uof ct Gnr Norter / &c more Gar
OanclIer er brogt til lou9be0.
Sra Berlin maIOe9 Set, At Gperd-
tiUnerne / 9arouncuernc har uGret
Ell medet foitbar SpGa ior De III.
liere0c. Ger paailnaes erter en-
Snbberetning ira aonitontinope! -
at s brittle arigsifibc cr blet Ita'
SET, % ct tort alltal inareoe er bIet
6rogt iii ocn engelife 2 Malta.
CaIaa @nqrebet pno Snprna mis-
pffeoes. acknowledgements opbsrte
Sen 13oe MartS.
Set pier Tia. at oct pnr Zen anne
rifanifc aoniul / Smprna. ION nun
aereoe iom Mcaemmdno % ooer.
6raate Sen turfiife aommanoant
@riterne9 1rau ON Smprna$ Over
oipelic inoen 81 elmer. Ar''c
( blep inIi0lerti6 uSeu uiOcre aiuiit.
On haluoiiiciel 9eo0eleIie ira
apnitnntinopel ben 15oe @iart5
meooeler, al Sc brittle arl1s'flbe
"4oamemnon~ "GornpulIS". "SorO
Nelion" oa Dublin" % De irunite
Sfibe "@ouoet" ~Suiiren~ % go
phir" aae er blet 'tooet unoer SAINT
pcue I GarSareqerrc. Zen brittle
Super0reaSnauaht Queen Gli}a.
beth" ifnl pare blet rommei al ire
sfuS. Soipiiolsiti5et Canada" or
Scrtfptfes rad Siee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
KriSsifib al Stabeleu.

9tuuport gIeu5, IA ocu lGoe
Mart9. Gen u0e I%reaonouQbt
"Genuiulvuuia" lo1 lodG al 5tabe
lem Gen cr &croeas uploilitC arias.
maitine. 0Uloilere cHooq emo Den
me enlrlife Grrlonaugbt "Cueer
G%li}16ct1". Ser i9rer an / &Ombar
0enleutct pll Sc tnrtjitc Gorier /
loroaucllerue.
Sfl6ct bleU aiptt it Aaun al
Wliis GlBa3eth Noio / Del CieblIt
Sc, mrqtiae Strog poa ct (e1n ira
Nlormcmmliter 9antel9 uleo ueo al
Stobclen og no pua Slmesilo0en
St1beloilebuinlen ian0t Steo iaa
urr 0et 5teo. bUor oen tuite So.
p~erfruOier ~Grin3 eltel Srleorih
iortioen lager ~iordnfret al @eIIe
aangeu iatie 0eme ! Ell itErtt on.
ueuOc &euTgelie.
9lauOt @ipiterRe om6oro yan
"Eenmiululnia" unoer StabeloiIsb.
Uilleu be'dn0t III Hcperfrp0iercns
G5ti ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (6ler.
den. az hun5 CiiIterer.
x y
S0m ouGIior mtp0et berm0er
"|riu} GItel SrieOrjh" liz irenoe-
les paa HeWpOrt Heu3' Napn ioet
0en er u.lTuaet en- uiS (i0 Ill al
ioretale Sc ~iorue6ue &eparNtloner.
Nuor lana Srlit Sen er gIuet 0erIll.
tienoes lite 90 nil mon rimeliapls
heller life iau ul0c nogci ON 1911
Triiten er uolsbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

- Get blep funbeiort. at Seller
6ran5 Soiepb life obiolut hapoe neg.
tet at aiitaa noaetiombelit Serrito-
rilln Ill StalIeu, men at 2itcrrlg
tunoe tilbnoe ioa lioet ! Norholo iii.
hpao Stalicn frrpeoc, at Set ipnte9
baablelt at fommc til en- 6oritaaeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

2eputerettannret peOtog ioag ulco
334 moo "a Stemmcr N|egierlusen3
TorIlog ON "&anoet2 ptouonliitc on
miIit9rc tYoripnr." Geite illobciat
ter ogiuo ben me Spionlop, iom nil
ipttc &egjerin9cn iitono til at rpooe
Sonoct ior irenmcoc SpioNcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
Nldnoen iamleS.

@eui Sdpcit5, 16oc 0tart3. -
st Telegram til %laoct "Sribune"
ira Hom m~eboeIcr, at eli itor Gel Al
Den itoIicNte 6Iaa0e III fontertre-
res peO Suronto. Geme Gp ligger
peo Sanocta ipooitliaiic Tllnft og er
Oct Steo / Stallen, iont liggcr Gar-
oanellernc nGrmeir. -
Otter Srore ira Sen italienifc Ne.
gierillg or aorrclpoubcnterne / Sta
lien for "@icner SnNeblott" OF
"Irontfilrtcr 3eitun9" blct uOpilt
ira Stulicn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
@rGfcnlnmbs Sulonina.

Nari2 15oe Mtart@. Gen Zoe
Mart3 hupoe Den baprren0e grUite
Seritenliniiter &enljelos lopct &c
Naicrcoc3 HeprUientontcr / 9(tben.
at @rGfcnIono pil0c iIiae iii bcre5
Noohighc0 5000 Solboter ior Gr-
petitioner in1oo SurooncQcrnc. )
Haria % Son0on on'fe0c man inlio.
IcrtiO, at oliaa Ectw9rnO itll0c
ianttionere benne Sr0nin9. Zen
10c Mort3 fom iou Netrograo@ iii
llltnlng, men oct nar i%orlent, Tor
oa bauoe olercoe Miniiteriet &eni-
5elo& tronOt al % uor blet e%rltatteI
meo ct mt Wtlniilerium pon noi
trait @>roAranl.
Hom 160e Wort3. GIu0e,
"@iornale O',>tnliu" oiicntllgGier q
Snterpieru meo ben me grTlte ll0ent
rig@miniller, huori han crtlUrer, al
bans Snno life lluttc0e liz iii o(
sl1lcreoe, ioroi oiaie unoloO at giuC
@|rpfenlon0 biuOcnoe @urnutier ON
oct Te0erlng ion1 @~rutcnlan6 flnoC
pente iiN peo Nre0Silltningcn.
Gn an0cn Mfeohclelic ira @lthel
ooar iniolertlo uo pua, at bcl
grrifc ariJ blcu iremlfnIot oerueO.
at annQ aonitnntin maOlattc iig Ell
InnpDning ira sc NlicrCoc on
2op til at ierc 10000 &citc Nien'
nenl @rrtcnlnlo I'll Den lerbi't(
Nrmc.
ct 9lao / 9(then me06elcr Scr
t50c Mort$. at Surfict bar iorllpcl
iii Silbu0 i'll @rGfenlnno omL al
oct 6prfiet) pil 9iue gifalO poo a
9fct til sc al @rnfcnlano otfupere.
Sc Ger / 9Ggperbopct. bui3 @rT
fenlono pil pebbli at iorholbe liz
noltral.
Gettc 5il6no er oaere0e Bit al
piit iom betponin9@leit al Grcmier
miniiIer &cni5elo2, oQ Set nil uoer
5pil oQioo bli oiuilt az Ben me
orUife Heoierilld.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19
Srans Soiepb tpicr iis.

Zen italienite Eremierminller
bar opIpit, al Nugtet on. al Iranj
Soiepb fategoriif bapoe neGtct at al
itaa n~ogetiombelit siterrigif Snnh-
omraaoe Ill StnIien life par FORFEIT,
men bet pibcs ligc ina iiffert. al DC
Snoremmclier, iom 2iterrie fon pG.
re piai9 til al gierc, er megct ubetp-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

5uyiiRttcs paa she :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-19

Sort'rtfes rna Sioe 4
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
GOVERNMENT BACKS
 TREASURY HEADS h Suit Brought by Riggs Bank Employs BrandeIS for Defense.

Washington April 14-Development yesterday indicated that the govern ment intended to do its utmost to back up Secretary McAdoo of the treasury and Comptroller of the Cur. rency Williams in the legal fight pre- cipitated by the Riggs National bank, complainant in equity proceedings to enjoin these officials from alleged at tempts to drive that institution out of business through systematic and long continued persecution.
 Attorney Gen. Gregory announced last night that the department of justice had employed Louis D. Bran deis of Boston. special counsel for tn O interstate commerce commission in the 5 per cent. case, to defend Messrs Williams and McAdoo in the injunc ton proceedings. It became known also that Jesse c. Adkins, former as sistant attorney general. who took a
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
WHAT KEURAS LENA IS

Neurasthenia is condition of cXhaus- ton of the nervous system. The causes are varied. Continuous work, mental or physical, without proper vacation periods, without proper attention to diet and ex- ercise, also worry over the struggle for success, are the most common causes. Excesses of almost any kind may pro- duce it. Some diseases, like the grip, will cause neurasthenia. So also will 8 severe shock, intense anxiety or grief.
 The symptoms are over-sensitiveness, irritability, disposition to worry over trifes, headache, possibly nausea.
 The treatment is one ofnutrition of the nerve cells, requiring a non-alcoholic tonic. As the nerves get their nourish- ment from the blood the treatment must be directed toward building up the blood. Dr. Williams Pink Pills act directly on the blood and with proper regulation of the diet have proved of the greatest bene- fit in many cases of neurasthenia. A tendency to anemia, or bloodlessness, shown by most neurasthenic patients, is also corrected by these tonic pills. Your own druggist sells Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
 Two useful books "Diseases ofthe Ner- vous System and "What to Eat and How to Eat w:l be sent free by the Dr. Will Hams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. r., if you mention this paper.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
AUTOMOBILE WIRELESS OUTFIT

Washington, April 14.--Through the use of powerful automobile wireless outfits, the signal corps is planning to establish q complete limo of commit nication by radio along the entire Texas border and arcoss Arizona and New Mexico to California so that the military commanders from headqu&r- ters on the west coast and at San An tonic and in the cast can dispose of their troops rapidly and to the best advantage to preserve neutrality along the Mexican border. One of thesc automobile outfits has been built here and thoroughly tested at Fort Mcln- tosh, Texas, and has q sending radius of about 150 miles. Another is near ly complete here and will be sent to another Texas post and it is expected that before the end of the summer the whole chain of wireless communi- cation will be complete.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14
TRIBUTE ORDERED TO
 LINCOLN'S MEMORY
President Wilsou Signs Decree Direct ing All Flags to Be Placed at
 Half Mast Tomorrow.

Washington. April 14.-President Wilson last night signed the following executive order, providing that fitting observance be given to the anniver- sary of the death of Abraham Lin coin. who dind fifty years ago to- morrow:
 "As an evidence of the profound affection of the American people for the memory Of Abraham Lincoln, it is hereby ordered that the executive of Aces of the United States shall be closed and that the national flag be displayed at half mast upon all fed eral buildings and at all forts and military posts and naval stations. and on all vessels of the United States, and that the representatives of the United States in foreign countries shall in like manner pay appropriate tribute to his memory vn Thursday. April IS. 1915, the fiftieth anniversary of his death.
 "The owners and masters of all mer- chant ships of the United States are requested similarly to display the na- tional flag at half mast.
 "WOODROW WILSON"
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Albany, N Y: April 14.-New York state will observe Thursday. the fif- tieth anniversary of tine death of Abraham Lincoln by having the flags on all public buildings displayed at half mast. Governor Whitman yes terday, in his first proclamation. di- rected this tribute to Lincoln's 8 memory.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

Mrs. A. G. Bull and daughter Mar iorv and Beatrice of Black Rock av- enue are spending two weeks in New Rochelle.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-14

prominent part in negotiations which preceded the dissolution suit under the antitrust act against the New Ha- ven" railroad had been retained in this
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Maxwell roadster in good running or.
der; $3.50 takes it, Reply Box 165,
this office. 6l3l-5t
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
MAKE CHASTITY DISCOVERY
Workmen Unearth Skeletons of Six
Murdered Persons.

Grand Forks, N. D., June 2S.-Six
human skeletons, buried side by side,
the skull of each crushed as with a
heavy club, were found under the
house of Eugene Butler of Niagara,
Grand Forks county, who died in the
state insane asylum at jamestown
two years ago.
Through a trapdoor in the floor,
cleverly concealed and discovered by
accident, workmen let themselves into
an open space under the house where
Butler, an eccentric bachelor, who
came to North Dakota in 1882 and
owned $50 acres of land when he died,
had lived alone for years.
Mortified, the workmen fed when
their spades, driven carelessly into
the ground, turned out a human skull.
Reinforced, they returned to the scene
with a physician. They dug up the
bones of six men, all adults, probably
farm hands, except one that was a
skeleton of a boy eighteen years old.
Only the human bones came out of
the ground. No shred of clothing or
other possible Identification clue could
be found. Every skull was fractured
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
Note TO BERLIN ON
FRYE CASE GIVEN OUT

Washington, June 29.-By agree
ment with the German foreign office
the state department made public the
text of the note sen June "a by the
United States, asking Germany to
reconsider her refusal to settle by di-
rect diplomatic negotiations, instead
Of by prize court proceedings, the
claim presented on behalf of the cap
tain and owners of the American ship
William P. Frye, sunk with her cargo
of wheat by the commerce raider
Prinz Eitel Friedrich.
The American government declares
that inasmuch as Germany has ad-
mitted liability for the sinking of the
Frye under the treaty Of 1928 prize
court proceedings are Unnecessary
and not binding upon the United
States.
Aside from the question of how the
indemnity should be paid the note
brings out clearly the refusal Of the
United States to accept the conten-
ton that Germany has a right to stop
the carrying of contraband by Ameri-
car ships "by the destruction of the
contraband and the ship carrying it."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
LONDON TIMES ASKS
THAT TRUTH Be TOLD

London, June Ca demand that
the nation BE told the truth about
the war" is voiced by the Times in an
editorial. The paper declares there is
no immediate prospect of being able
to compel the Germans to withdraw
within their own frontier; that it will
take months to provide the British
forces with the big guns, high eX-
plosives and machine guns which are
necessary.
The country has got to set it's
teeth" says the Times, disregard
confusing bulletins and face the proba-
bility of a prolonged and unpro-
gressive campaign in the west, while
General Won Mackensen's successful
march probably has postponed a re-
sumption Of the Russian offensive for
several months until they are provid-
ed with guns and shells.
"To put it briefly, the allies on both
fronts are being held with no pros
pect of an early change. Moreover,
the outlook in the Dardanelles, of
which the less said the better, long
ago ceased to offer prospects of a
swift and easy diversion in the Mid
die East"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
RAP SOCIALIST ENTREATY
German Papers Say Time Is Not Ripe
to Talk Peace.

Berlin, June $3.50 far as the
newspapers discuss the Socialist man
ifesto declaring for peace under GER
tain conditions they are unanimous
in condemning it. The Vossische lei
tung ~pronounces it incomprehensible
and devoid of all logic. 1t asserts that
even the Socialist press admits the
impossibility of leaving wholly I'm.
changed the territorial status of the
countries involved.
The Kreuz Zeitung thinks it would
constitute a grave danger to a coun-
try fighting for its very existence to
permit the manifesto to stand uncon-
tradicted. The statement that the
working classes are opposed to the
annexation proposal is denied.
The paper asserts that the sugges-
ton that Germany make peace over
lures is to ask Germany to assume
the role Of g conquered country and
that this demand tends to weaken
Germany by creating the impression
abroad that a considerable part of the
people are tired of a which is false.