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FOR SALE.

u OR SALE - OVERLAND LIGHT
IT delivery. j. W. Hathaway. No. 2Ol
Madison St. jy28-tf.
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u OR SALE-oNE PAIR THOROUGH.
A. bred beagle pups. months old Ad-
dress $50. Evening journal Office. iy24tf
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WALL PAPERIYG.


WALL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
ROSlN. JONES q HOLLETT,
Successors 90 Rosin g. Bro.
All Practical Men.
NO. 421 Shipley ST. Phone fi55.J
mara1.n.
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TRANSPORTATION.
RiverVieW Beach

(PENNSVILLE, N. J.)
Steamer leaves beach daily excepting Sun.
day, 100 A. NJ. 4.3O P. NJ
Leave Wilmington. Shipley street wharf
1000 A. NJ. 5.45 p NJ
Additional trips Saturday. Leave beach
las p. NJ. and Wilmington 3.45 p NJ. con-
Meeting with Wilson Line boats at Fourth
Street Wharf. at AIS o'clock.
Sunday trips-Leave beach 700, 9.15 and
11.45 A NJ. and 500 p. NJ
Leave Wilmington SIS and 1890 A. NJ.
and 90 and 500 p. NJ.
Special rates on charters and excursions.
Fare 25 cents
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.


A UTOMOBILES TO HIRE FOR ALL
"A occasions and all distances. Reasonable.
cal l.. r. Bye, d. g. A. Phone. 34O6-J.
iy3o-1m.
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NJ oNEY TO LOANS TO PER CENT
vi $4,000 waiting. quick service. Ad-
dress W-19 Evening Journal Ofice.
iune1 9sats-tl
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N HREE FINE LOTS RICHARDSON
Il Park on Belmont avenue one square
from DUPONT Road. HarKness Piano Co. No
8O4 W. Ihirtieth St. iy13-eod.1m.
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DAPPLE GRAY HORsE-AGE 7 YEARS.
II weight 1900; fully guaranteed r. p
Brown, Talleyville. aug3-eo 81.
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS.

Y Ok RENT-APARTMENr THRFH
II rooms and bath; up-todate in everT
Tayi possession at once Ryan. Thirteenth
ana French streets msr8O eod-r.
A PARTMENTS FOR RENT-THkEE
N rooms and bath 'Francis." Fifteenth
Hud King Sts S14 month
o. J. O'KEEFE
D. A. Phone 1891. W. Seventh 81
mayssat wed-tf.
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MONEY To LOAN

->-s>-~---s- -s---'>--S-
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Ifl Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO, Evening Journal
ONCE nov28-m VISIT.
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AGENTS WANTED


- ENERAL AGENT WANTED FOR VII
~ mington. only one with experience need
apply TO r. j. Stobbs, Frankford, phila-
deiphia. aug7 ~.
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FOR RENT
HEATING AND ROOFING.

w F.. WILLIAMS 90.
w No. s21 Orange St. Roofing, Spout.
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
Repairing promptly done Phone. ian16.tf
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slTuATI0Ns WANTRD-MALE.

HE IDDLE.AGED MAN DESIRES POSI-.
lNl ton as night Waterman. References.
Address We3. Evening Journal once.
iy27-12t-
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M ANTED-FURNITURE. RUGS. CAR
w pets. clothing whole households
bought for cash. Largest and cheapest rug
merchant In Delaware. Save money and buy
from me. Ready Five Clay sold
CHARLES S. HURLOCK
aprstf Seventh and Poplar Streets
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SEAsHORE RESORTS.

ID OOMS. LIGHT AND AIRY: REASON
IL able rates. Minqua Cottage, thoroughly
renovated Modern plumbing. Address Mrs
jy1O-eod-1m
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

r oUIs FOX, PAPERHANGER AND DE.
IA corator. Removed from No. 733 TO No.
coz Madison street. D. q A. phone 265s.
iy1o-1m
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
VlcIPAL WASTE

and a charge OF Sc per month 49,
made for each one. This y the same
rate that La Junta Is to charge under
the terms OF the new water ordin-
ance--s72 per year. There were
only six fire hydrants when the SAM
ia Fe owned the plant. now there are
sixty-five. but as this 1850 10 to be
raised by direct tax upon the peo-
pie 1t is a matter that is not OF vital
concern to municipal ownership ad-
vocates.
When the Santa Fe owned the
plant, previous to 1892. the average
monthly receipts were 5000. and the
plant was sold to the city for $751;
600. The city of La Junta has $lss.-
900 invested In the present water
plant. over three times what the
Santa Fee sold It for. yet the month
ly receipts at the present time are
about $500 per month--less than
double what they were over quar-
ter Of century ago.
How would you like to own mu-
nicipal light plant run on the same
basis that the water plant has been!
What? Think II over!
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

handicap OF the numerous schemes
which have afflicted the water plant
incidental fund" The water plant
has been operated at profit some
years. that is, when there were no
bonds TO pay--but up to the present
date II has not paid any OF the bonds,
and it will not be able to do SO un-
less there is a radical change in the
system OF conducting ii. II the city
OF La Junta had paid for the water
that mas been used in the parks and
fire hydrants the water plant would
be able TO make better showing.
Next year the city is to pay $72 each
for sixty-five fire hydrants. which
means that $3.50 will have to be
raised by taxing the people. This is
even more than we pay for arc lamps
per year. and some of the fire hy-
drants are not used at all in the
course Of whole year. while the arc
lamps are used every night in the
year.
When the Santa Fe owned the wa.
ter plant, previous to 1882. revenue
was derived from every water con-
sumer. including the town Of Ii
Junta. There were six fire hydrant,
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

canal and not 4 dollars worth OF
benefit was derived from this ex-
penditure. The last OF this issue OF
bonds was paid off August I, 1910.
A few years later one OF our numer-
Gus city councils had another Otero
canal pipe dream. Some OF our city
fathers devised a scheme to secure
water supply through the Otero
canal. They were going to bring
real mountain water from Chaffee
and Fremont counties down the Ar
kansas river to the headgate Of the
Otero canal and then turn II loose
upon La Junta through . sravity
system. We were to have enormous
reservoirs. settling basins and filtra-
tion plants on the hill south Of town.
and La Junta vas to have pure noun.
tain water on tap throughout the
live long year BY . gravity system
that Il. ne were. providing nothing
happened TO the Otero canal that
would interfere with the delivery Of
TIE aioFsaaid pure mountain water.
boneshiag has bssa happsnins 70
the Otero canal. however. ever since
Il was first dreamed Of. but this was
not taken into coasideratioa at all.
Instead. the city fathers went ahead
and ussd the credit OF The town OF
Ia Juuta to purchase options on old
water rights 10 chSffss and Ere
mont counties. all Of which were 70
BE- transferred TO the Otsro canal
lust % soon - the deal was closed.
II this scheme had besa carried out
the Otsro caAal would have bssa
.'firse out'' % ths ASkansss river u
this irrieaas1 section. bsiag svsa
aAssd Of ~ old Rocky Ford ditch.
and would have had . never failiag
vatss supply for Ill tine 70 cone.
Over e3e.eee vas sxpsa1s1 10 se-
quising ancisat water rights ID FFs-
noat asd Chaffss counties. ths
noeey for ~ purchase Of vhieh was
made available ~ issuins excess was.
rants % he "wstse Dlaat incsdsetal
sund'-a vssy eoavsaisat nsthoo
II times Of finascial ssriasssey. bot
. ny soesves 70 Job huatsss sad
assamess Who lack the asceesary
eash % put their schemes ovss.
Ie b . great woadsr that ths va
sss plsat hes bssa able 70 ~ shs
lsosssse - ~ bes1s end ~ run.
nlae Gspsases q ~ Dlant undes the
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

EARLY IL the moash the De0oesaa announced
shaa inquirte~ hsd besa seat % loo ciiss wise ~.
nScipsl plants. aad shst II proposed n pshaish .
srees anosss oG 'dsea~ dsaoaseraGing ~ f1aao.
caal success oG Ne saos.
Up 70 Maseh Slse, ~ Dsasesae had paaollesd
.sAsasr csaeGsalns jsss twsaty-sor poasts. Whas
became - ~ oehes sevsaay-sex7 rsAaps ~
.'eviassee" Spsm thsee.seassAs a the nualclpal
psast towns was cusssdsssd soo eood 70 psiat
Oua a ~ ewsasy.esas sspo1ss dssnsd sa1es-
factory. desaDed $500" wn pshaishsA frem ~
swsaay. Ths osAss esttss were CSeveoaad, 8eaeebe.
wisaipeg - neelelnsealse. OAso.
Mayhe sAe buaa sAvocaees ere hosdlaG haeA
sosse oG shs1s 'daaa' se danle ~ voesss day -
two ssaese sseesSse. ~ u they really wanesd 4
edscsse ~ psosoe tsy sAsu01 have psscsd ~ -.
Sosnsetos beSose sAs0 ess1y eooagA Sus thesuagh
ssUdy.
Mass es she "Aesa" psessses1 caos d1ssel
frea the sspss1sess10s - saAss e1ov sf1lela1 Il
cAasss a ~ 01abei0al poaae.. Weaod ~ sspsel
SOD - sfs1e1aD - saahs 90 - eass aos1asl
hinself ~ ~ ss0aesasaa7 % ~ ssal1y wase.
- ~ Ssess wssDast yss chsrA sseA 'asps~ psss.
y csesslyf
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

pictures u municipal Ownernhlp 10 The snaller
cities, The bosd advocates have ciaed tAe ~ sswns
Of Clevelaad. Wlnnipeg aad aeaeale.
Jsst whas sssA comparisons ere worth we
'Ioat Know. bot ne have sakes pains 10 Ieasn
sossethlng shont tAess plaass.
- M C1ese1aad nualcipal plaae h . sew ose.
hes ~ escrsdlasiy Iow rate ssd b eviisaGy trying
to secure the csan a the bsslsess h csssaia fs-
vorea Iocalstses. Ssss what Il wtl b shsc 70 sc.
cos"pltsh 10 Sss sssns willing 10 psstlies.
wianipes has . very Dsw rate aad Ia Lest os.
sirial aansal repost slowed deSbcie os aei,oI7.
The HeaeeSs poaat = lsdebesd % The easese oe
s'se shaa hal9 mil6sa 0nolnss "a The gesssal fssd
AZ ~ etey. scsosdlag "a Mayor (aill.
sAese ase ''ssccssssul'' wAsa wosld poe call
. fal0use?
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
wnAr ANALYSIS or "p.rA" smows.

A aaal,sls NJ she isswmssis's pshalshed h
sh~ Ibseesue sp so Masvh 31ss. sos0ws shae ose ~
she swsa1y peasss whlrh desaioed slgures ase
sses. Glve - - rer cess. admit a1sse tsy "a ~
essn easagh n pay sissir "ws esssd Sstrsssa.
% GoAss Wossis. - pes rrae NJ ete alleged ssr.
ce>.ful poaaes sse sA s~if.ssssnlsIag a. saywIese
sesr = ~ hase ." sail hsek ~ slse tsspayep sas
sspsas4
Tngsesss. - ~ ress II ~ hssd advocates
sWa '>ovo1saes" ess~ 10 psvse eos esaesoaIas thaa
@oaIclD0 poases - . svle 6~ ~ ~ tbsts swn
NV - = ssa1oey ~ has1sas - ~ pespoe.
o. g obsse sweoey nlusosat1sos - whae -.
a6r1pao ouo0uhlp 80 ssss0eo1aA. s0svea. - nsse
shss G1tonB csoessas1 - np0uDo MT ls0n1.
mo QUD - ~ ssw seosso1 ~ ~ 49,
ssoVG ooUo11ng = II Susea.
- = 0g16111v ssaA1ng ~ sassuaGng -
e1elsoqD = - an111a
09 - p1nnos e1os1 \ ao0eagA = assey -
- ~ o1G ~ - = sDGoo1 ~ - -.
~ 60 - ~ 0ok sws boo1 0eoDa 49,
slall1 - ~ = - sGul111v - 0esoo .
Glsh1u - = soobt - bea1k ~ 1so1o1D \
eve ~ ~ o1nnb ~ 80 -
ShnG1o0 ~ 80 oool1V pon0 -
- 60 1OU GsoJ. = ~ . - - 49,
- - . : 1;sss. = = 80 q.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

oae a tho.e tsossed ost for your eifscaaios THIS
p0aae was represented - having . 1ow raes. bot
depso1lnx uroa she taxpayess for hosd lsesress.
IL esssaiag espeases jnst abost eqsaDed ~ rss.
eases. Il Aesesss. ho~eves. that 1sss year jsdg'
ssea0 aMssatlng q eooyeeo were psadiag seasass
~ ely It pessnoal Ia)ssies to 0e0 co0asrsao wte
eise msale3ral eSeess1e Ast plant. The poaat Nd
- moaeg % pay ~ jsdgsssts and te city Nd ~
make special sax Ievy To sst arUssd the am.
euley.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
,acmr srsx,sS WHEN People GO TO HE'D.

Aasehss ssesiing example II alleged surress
aesttuas1 ~ ~ Or~orsat. n BeileS0asaiae. OAeo
where ~ maalelpal plans h said % have recrasoy
asssie solGAA saee srtisrttoa.
A. hveselgneeoa AZ neiIesoaealne's wafer. ess
ssd esseosle paasas h 1914. showed shaa tle eaa
coss aa48 ~ th0saasd cshir Seee eo aass> srasse
The waDss wuska lsrlsdiag isaesess aad oshes lls.
ID chssuss. NJ destris AZ e10.05l h 1913.
The sos<essc llshs plass wss Sssad - ~ dows
thsa te esuDa s@s give adequate sssivcs. a. Deess
esesh1B6 - ~ ssssss Iishas hsd IN ~ tssssd at
every a1uhe uaeu eeosgh pe0sae weas 10 bed On
pesmis ~ Ossesssass AZ ~ city pesse u sspsay
she sssese Nahalag.
Msse pssese wsss ssrsrt Iighstsg ssenss shey
~ so ~. ~ eelDesoaeaise sepeass u - - ~.
cerai0as
i~w sasss se-~ so rrrsaii u shs espssss u
ahe isveuoueae.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
HUNDREDS OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
FAILURES.

Thsse sse haadseds ~ rases ee aodlspuss1
failssrs u msacSpal paasss shrausAsse ~ Ca1sed
Hsaaes. Hease s6 sAese have hesa cumsaled y too
pamphesas. ssahss ~ whSrh hsve hesa cascuaae.
ID u IL Jsses. TAsss b - sss n wassiag tlne
asd psses sspeaaIag tse ssosy a tsese dlsapesss.
sseats.
IL asahias shess i.qsisse. she sssd asvocaaes
segsersed assag oshss shlaas 70 ssk nsslrspal
plasss wheshss shey eassed esosaA 10 rsssse d.
prsrsaaiss sssesve.
Derssriaasos sakss plsrr h ~ psoSrssy. No
asaaes h0w msrh h spese ~ srpairs asd sssiaies.
assoc these rs'es tise whes every pest of . ssili.
|ty esWpessy 0st serssses ussle eus asd
ssss hr sesjarrd u ~ drpserasstos seserse has
hess rsrsss. t1e ostglaal Iasess@sss h the plsss
h less. Hsrh pasa Aas hess ltsiag ~ ss capital.
Srarreiy . msssrisal pssss IL sh~ rsis-d
ese~ess ~ wsskes esea . Osesease NJ rscasiag dr.
We hase ~ lassaace AZ she rurseat psarstSe
ssse h IL jaass II ~ speesarls es swo shaaosea
wssss wasts psmplas paasss. These swo old plants
ssasd - . sasse ~ ascay. Tsey sss wessh ssahiag
ssssps sss sesap. YET shsy ssVssssss ~ iavess.
nsse ~ ~ past - eoo1ssaa. mssa Il whleA was
aas6e - oORWOWnD MONEY. vssy D1eels q wAirA
= ~.
We sssa eve ~ sAsss swe sspssesasss 80
wsseA1sD paa0oa0 slae1sns-aa1 ~ - ~ a
~ alGhoese - = ~ -.
WGA 0beso ~ sve1soe0 q 0aaee1pao oWuss.
~ 0Dal11e0aDV he1uo q. 1sss ~ - 0saalso e
|oWeoo Ao0o110WAk asseonoD ~ ~ ~ ~.
~ oatlong1v WaGn \ = ~ bso11ng ssnsoAho
WA11A - ~ sloa ~
- oADu9H Du1D4 - ~ nseos sossasa
~. ~ ~ , aADD 11CkUg.
muuuDs
nasL y. nAGunsA
0Ank 0AnuR
- - 3 ss...s.. $.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

IS are persistently
amering the alleg-
lie that will back
wall or perch
rect corner for =
he water plant IL
ity and . Eyins
$1,000 Of the
bonds that have
pended on our wa
far been paid. and
MD out Of the gen.
neg that 70 raised
o, out OF water
'us and sundry
rs to the contrary
The water plant
brscistion. and In
Aort years. very
e1perea Who are
al opiasoa in the
d La Junta will
Fullnecessity Of H.
'e| |rehattliats aad
sHs vsasr plaat
a.!euorgsaey like
lly' invsation that
losn necessity.
ofnersAip advo-
hsahtioa that our
b knd system has
u Of from e3se..
slks re oaly west
Il Of el33.eee 70
this plant the
2e wtnnoes on
q meat el37.eoo
~ lowest sssi.
p rivs at some
= ttsr. however.
haaieal sagin.
leys1 - Drs-
& - - ~ ~.
fN Jsata. and Ne
= vea u 6seail.
.sss ~ - .'s. ~.
hlue q the
~ Dayable-
- - \ bought
= - oasea -.
Sa = ~ on.ue1
> ~ ~ -
" ~ ON
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
~WOulD No9 1AxD MUNICIPAL 0WMun1aI
HlaN3 ~ j 0D8.

A.sas - sv11no 80 ~ shsA - ~
Aen MlnsUA Ao0 1Gg. ~1oU1~ G1oD .
sl0 = 1nssgs - llpss ~ a1nn1Inel
- uouD0 o9Bo - - ~ - - = -
- = ssl - Z. -. ,. - :! =
S1n1v11n. Un111G1a I7SGna l00uIl6A .
. - q; =, :.
=; :: e 8
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
ONE MUNICIPAL srPxRlxTExpExrs
REPUTATION.

Anoss shs ossseisa1 paasas eaiIsd - ysss -.
sssstss - ss1ss11sg wtieA II Jsaea shss0d emo.
lass. h ~ seerss1e uelo1ey s6 0ooDss. ~. M
plass was sspss.sssra - eAassins . le.esae. ~.
nasiaso Asheiae ~ ~ ssAlag - oovoeo .
ysss 49, spss1las eo.eee ysas.
ssae pessse miaAs eall shis . ssecsss. bse
llssss - ~ eelslns ~ u. ~. Casoaa. Naaaess a
~ nssIs asessspaI pissa. wsseesa - leil. ~.
Cassss ssSa;
II HAVE MAD ExOCOM EXPERIENCE
WITH MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP 10 KNOW THAT
n N 4 DISMAL RAoLrR&.
II hsve flasss - shsw eAae sar pease w =.
ways hsss . salDuse 80 - sspsass - ~ pesGoo.
'Jhs tFoshse wleh aan6f10a0 swnsuAlp ~ =
~ Ssss o1ass = ~ DasUs esaD y sssa dslfos ~
pshl1s esssuVsIss - fsvsssla@s - = ~ smaoss
cleess. WAsse ~ esaae0 ehn0s evsy ysas. ~
- - 0asaDs0sae ssss know wAae - 1sDeo1
spsA hsving - h1ssUse = - bas1DsO sohB dhao
49, WON, - - 49, = - sasA.~
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

RTTH0 g g. NJ Ont
- ~ - ,ss1ssssau1assl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
RAIDER NEAR IRELAND.
Liverpool steamer Relieved 90
Have Been attacked.

i.uNuoN. March 2S.-Th. .ie,msn.n
F,laha. which left Liyerpoo, las, oyc-
ung was reported in distress off BRISTOL
channel at midday to-day A. tina, rim.
the Messengers ana crew were ,aLiur to
the boats
II is supposcd tha, tho vessel was AZ.
lacked by a submarinc
The signal station AT Lands End ,c.
criy.d a distress signal from the T,lahl.
rollowrl by another after an Interval =
a quarter Of an hour from the s.eam-
ship Dunedin.
The presence OF = submarine south
ward ~ ireland Wa reported yesterday.
Tho report probably Irfc'red To- tho same
Vessel which sIuk the steamship No-grs.
The captain Of the N"srcs SAYS ho
ignored u signal tp stop and Put ~
speed. mauruvriug {" keep tho sub
marine tsi"tu. Tho after, after ming
a blank shot, n'"d a sn'll whl'h m'l"
q hoI' in IN" stern or 10" NpsG"s near
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
Saws Germans Abandon
Complete Victory Idea
British Neutral Writes That Tone in Germany Has En-
tircIy ChanHeI-BlOckade Admitted Failure. Hope
Turns to Daldanelle>-Mus Keep Belgium.

undoubtedly e the objec; OF ';eruiu
fears. II is obvious that the Germans
have changed their minds regarding the
English army Lord kitchcner's new
armies no longer are belittled. on the
other hand the industrial strikes In
Great Britain are a great source of hope
to them. When the writer left Ger
many last week official classes were be-
ginning to doubt the p~racticabilitN Of
the submarine blockade which the
average German believed would compel
Great Britain quickly to beg for peace.
and hopes have turned toward the Oar
danelles.
It is said that the Allies there have
suffered far more severely than has
been admitted in Paris and London ac-
counts English n German newspapers
disagree absolutely. which IL remarkable
iuasmuch as the official German infor-
nation is not az a rule inaccurate. III
the operations IN the pardanelles fail.
an immense impetus will be given TO a
large section OF German opinion. which
holds that q louG war ~ best for Ger
many a. most likely 20 divide the Allies.
The German attitude toward the
AustrianS Ia one of contempt. The re-
mark Is often heard that Germany
would do better without the Austrians
The average German believes that ITALY
ana futnanid can ne bOugnt on
"Criticism OF German generals and
diplomatists has risen 80 q remarkable
height. Dr. Won Bcthmaun-Hollweg the
Imperial Chancellor. Is the object OF
universal nimadversion He is consid-
cred as not cunning enough In his trea--
ment ~ Sir Edward Grey
The writer. however. warns readers
against the assumption that any idea ~
defeat exists in GcrmauN. Their az; 20
tude IL Indicated by their saying now.
We must win instead OF. as formerly.
We shall win" lio quotes = Dis
tinguishcd professor a. saying
W. cannot win. but We shall not
los, Al least We shall retain Belg iun
We have strong friends in England who
will soc that the Germans reap somr
reward for the blood and treasur eN-
pended and that German culture Is not
! remoVcd from the world
The writer apparently s not the
write. " the most recent series OF
! articles ON Germany which appeared In
tn. Times. but an earlier contributor who
quoted the views Of Herr Balm and
others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-29
n, REDERICk PALMER.
>pcrial correspoudeut ~ The sun

BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS I y
FRANCE. March 27.-While the whole
world Is eager FOR news day after day
pass at the front with no news eX-
ccpt q desultorv artillery and life ar
ius This is the normal existence eN-
cept when some supreme efforts arc
ade Next 20 having witnessed TIE
battle Of Neuve Chapelle the most in
'erestiug thing was a Gight passed In
the British line OF works which defend
nat etion Of IN. shell torn Earth
which the British nave won ard held
against all German efforts at recovery
such q visit az | made alone. wi,hou;
any Cooks tour correspondence % auto
mobile accessories. IS No pastoral idyl
OF peaceful security
When q corps stan officer. win gave
ne permission 20 20 'o;aired that |
.ign a paper releasing the army authori-
ties from any responsibility. one could
oulv reply that it was something like
,russing Fifth avenue and Forty-second
,tree' during the rush hour wita'ut
rold.ug the Mayor OF Now York ac-
|,ouutable II run over.
The Germans are ave to shellinG
the avenues Of approach to the British
line at the edge ~ the village stray
outlets crack against the shattered VIII
lagc walls. and one leaves their cover
to no within 300 or 900 Yards = the
German breds;works
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BLUE DEVILS HEROES .
OF VICTORY IN ALSACE
Cha>>cur> \lpin> Perform
brilliant Feat in Taking
German Position.

- t. Dbl.
'''' "'''" go "'Np'i." 20
~" bddP 'hI0H'ci' from Paris says
"To capture b., tho French Of .ho
height Of Iiartmaupsw.ii.f Ennr 90.
,,o,,n, ,.,,.,l
-
'"'N ""'''"N ''"S s'!dltS''i'
position mas h""u tine sDcnt OF desperate
t+htIUg Commanding the winnie dis.
iri,, nf T,.rr ,.,u,, .., 4.
''' '''"' '
'" '"" '"'"''" troops h"'"
sird-rIed repeatedly foi it, possession.
and ire tide of battle .,. ,nb.d and
flowed upon lis suura and ..fs r.,v,rg
iu tho wake awful tol ,f d,,I and
wounded
1T is 20 90. A.p.u. r,,s..u1s in,
'uu, lrNll~ oC France. 49, mo, ,I.
called hopaus" ~ hc'l blu. honncts and
Hunt"IN dl'ss. thar The success of the
hldl attack is Ia" pu Tuesday. tf;el
" tremendous artillery fire, they as
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loNpoN. March 29-The Times pub
fishes an article written by "a distin-
euished neutral" who has Just returned
from Germany. IN which the writer
records u complete change OF toni in
that empire lie says in part
The truth anent the dangerous posi-
in which Germany stands is finding
it's way very slowly nto the minds of
the members Of the General stan, tho
captains Of industry II the higher
officials. The idea of anything approach
ing an absolute victory has passed
entirely from the minds OF man with
whom I came in contact II has become
more difficult for neutralS to obtain in
formation.
The people. especially the Ptussians.
are suspicious Of al ncutrdls The
aninosity toward Americans owing to
the expectation of ammunition TO the
Allies and the attitude of such men as
col Roosevelt and IN. Eliot, president
emeritus of Harvard. M OF the Amer
lean newspapers has reached such
lengths IN tho last few weeks that MANY
NmcrtCdus think II uuwisc to speak
Eng -, IN public places. They are
called 'verkappe tnglandern' t|disguisei
Englishmen).
ENGLAND - regarded with Increasing
loathiug and Russia is no longer de-
spSeG The French. on the other hand.
are comparatively popular, but the Ger
mans eNpcct to have TO withdraw from
- no, and to oede Alsace-lorraine with
80 p~ttaa.arN indemnity for damages in
RIDER tC se,ure u separate peace with
| france. the Germans realizing that tho
French army OF 1918 is not that ot
iS-G."
The writer more than once heard the
remark. "lf only We had q Joffre 81
Field Marshal Won Hindcnhurg haS
ceased 20 be a national hero. II there
L. u hero to-day II * the Kaiser. who
is regarded everywhere with an esteem
and affection hitherto unaccorded to hin,
All kind Of rumors regarding the Crow
Prince are anoat. His private life dur
irg IN" war mas dissatisfied the people
his failures IN he field are notorious ana
allegations of thefts In France nave DE-
pleased the public
"NeXt to Gen Jonrr Sir John French