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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

2onbon, 8. Gebr. Cas Snisrs
eFunttfts an Der arisssluse in europa
1T bic unerparisis CffeniiDe Der Ruf.
len in poIsH, DON no ous bic Deui'
f&sn ouidsinsnO srnppsn nah BEN
Rorbtn fDfe naa bem Giiben sefdidi
lbaben. 9suti4s 1odri6tsu baltsu
uber bisis Sffenfips fir 70 unbsbeu'
ienb unb uuipi9tis. baB fie ibr saum
|irssno ,usIds gsa9tung fhsnisn, uRt
lie bsiisben barauf, bdB bic bsutidsn
armssn in ibrer . 2ampasne ssgsn
Warf6au fOrtfabrsu uiirbsn. Di.
Dsuiidsn baltsn ipeoer bic OffeHiip,
Der auHeu nSroIid pOn Der Wei9iel.
NOD IN Sfprsubsn fit beb.Htii4.
Die Ruifen beaHiprIden ober. ali
mebrtren puuit.n tlsine gOrtbeils ss
ruHs.n 5u baben. uHb iis bebduptsn,
boB bic ginsriff. Der Ssatf&sn isii
mebrersH 9assn al 5eftisseii Ha4ss'
fafsn haitsH.
Gin eroBsr sbeiI Der ruffiT4su ar.
me. Dsriudt ben 9Ormarf4 Der Ssnt'
i9tn unb O.itsrrei4er 6urd bic aar'
pntbsn auf5ubali.H. ss pirb aber in
ct. gstrsburs sus.itanbeH bab bic
Osuii6sn unb Ceiisrrei&<r On gObal
ssponnsn bobsn. I'm siu,m puait fam
elm bsftis.r Gdnssfturm ben Ssitsrrei'
1erH ,u ftattsn unb bic Jolgs mar,
baB bic Ruif.n i'm DuiIa pab f9ptrs
Derluite srliiien.
9i, gsa6ri4tsn aus Ditprtubsn iinS
Isbr magtr. Die Deutiden sriIdrsn.
bort Doaitaubig Serren bsr SituatioH
gu fsin. unb bab e ben Ruiien obus
isbr bsfiis. psrluitrsi9t admpfs ni4t
mSsli9 fem piirSs. pcraubrinssn.
Sn stublanb ift man OF Der SeUss'
li9tsis Der bsutiasn Gruppeu IN gro.
bsm Wlabs srtuuHt. alls tiir5Ii& bic
DsuiiGeR sruppsn mad Oftprsub,n
ihidtsn, bsbientsn iis fih elmer rieiia
gen 3nbl Don iutOmcbi!.n. I'm ibrs
Golbatsn gu bsf5rbsrH. sic beFseH
nidt ipsnis.r uls 10000 arissss
outDmobil,. BON Otntn jsb.s 20 Damn
mt Rabrunssmitteln uub Mlunition
aufnsbmsh lam; unb bic cine Gee
I9ipipbigisit BON 16 MsiIen in Der
Siunbs bdbsn.
Sn Grantr.i@ unb GIunb.rn III bic
Gage. unperdnbsrt. 9,ipe Seitsn iino
ouf Der out, unb bus ssrinsite Sci.
den BON Qlttipitdt duf Seitsu Der
gssnsr BAT Elm beftlses Geusrn sur
6oIss. Die GrdHsOfsn uno GritsH sie'
ftn inspii5sn fortudbrsnb @sriidrs
iuussn bsrun.
Sm briiiIasn lintsrbaus CAB pdb'
rsnS bts 1asss Der qr.misr alsquiib
bis GrtIdruas Gb, Sab Dom gtginn Sts
Rsisss an hh 4ziisn al SSssst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Die sadaspfe tn ben 6ar.
batbeti.
Die Ruffsn aus BEN Dntla.
WaB pertriebeM

paB pertrseDen
Wien, g.. Jebr., pia amiferoam
Das 5itrrei9iftb unsariide arisssl
na4riHien gursau lisfsrte an Won
tag bic fOIsenbe gef&reibuns bsl
iiirsIi9 nj ben adrpdtben itaitsfuu'
bsnsn aGmpfe:
Die edladt. bei Der es fd I'M
ben 8efis bes Duila pdfes banbslt
nabm einsn fir uns giiniiiseu ger'
lauf. Oa Der 9ransport in bem tisfeH
SHnse. psr IN ben Bergen Eegt fsbr
ihmieris 1T, battsn bic RuiisH nur
osrbdItnibmdbis spsnis artiIeris sur
STEELE. bdfiir battsn fis ober srobs
5nianisriemafeu in Der Rdbe bez
poffss iOnsentriri, bic sessn bic 90.
ben purriidtsn.
Die Ruien periuHten, burh bic
rdfidtsIOis aufOpfsruns DoH Monn.
i4dftsH, einen Gieg gu erringsn. Orti
ibrer NngrifIsfplpnnen fpurben Don
unferen Dtrf9dn5inssn aus bu4itdb'
lid nisosrgtmGbt. Gdliebli9 fiugsu
bic HuiI<n, bic Iber sins MnbSh n
ben DAB borgsridt fpartH, am 4beHt
on, bie gegsuiiberIissenbeu anb0bsn gu
ertlimmtn, fe parsn aber ssapungen.
in balbtr 55be sinaubaItm, ba in5ui'
ihsn Elm bsftissr Sanesfturm einse'
itbi baiis.
Ills am ndhitsn Worsen Der RUS
jiiHt 9ommanbsur ben 9sftbl sab.
lnfsre g.ofitionsn gu sritiirmsn, iparsu
pisle itiner asute 70 iitif ssfroren, bab
lie fih iaum bespesen tonHteH, tudhrenb
anosre bollitdnbis srfd0pft ipdren, 10
Sab Der ansriff Don benz Geutr Der
DeItsrrsifer lsidt unb ihnsG surlid,
gefpisisn tpurbs.
.D1s Shla4ifelb mar nit pielen
Tobten unb Wsrpunbetsn btbedt. bic
bic Ruiftn 5uriidgeIaTsH battsn. unb
Is iuurben Disls Gsfanssus eeHla@t.
Die Rui1tn 5ossn fib f9IisBlih in
pcIIer Gluhi 5uriid, BON ben Dsiierrsis
dtrn unb llHearn perfoIst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
sierung If aber bic 9erfi4nuug sese'
BEN tporben, bab piele ausndbmsn sss
mad. iperben piirben.
@irtenbrief
Sat ber grSbif6of bon
&6ln, aarbiHal nou
Sartmunn be5iigs
li9b bes&rieges

er la II.
@mFerbam, 8. Gsbruur pia
2onbou. Die .a0lnii9e gOlts5si,
seitung" per6ffentli4t ZEN folssnbsn
5irtenbrief bee gr5bif4Ofs DON &oln,
aarbinal DDn 5artmann:
.@ott mar NIT unfe-n belbenmu.
tbissn &risgern I'm Weiten, i'm Often,
auf benz Mser unb in ben 2iiften. Gr
mar nit unIersm beutf4eu Bolt, bas
boiler Gutf6toFsnbeit gum ausbaltsn
unb boiler @ertraueu auf einsn iisgs
reihen ausgdng II.
Der arieg 1T eine urBeorbentli9
ihpers priifuns fir uns aas. SeSer
Gin5eIns bri#et mut6Doll Die Don ibm
perlanaten Spfer. 2lne Seuti9en bss
funben untpanbslbutes @srtraueH in
9ott.
Dlit 9ott sDgen uniere 5ruppeu IN
bieisn &rieg, Der uns ulfse5Dungsr
ipurbe, nm fir bic @riftsu5 unb bic
5reibeit unierss geliebtsn 9otsrlanbes
iopie fir bic beiligeu s9dse bes
Gbriftentbums unb beisn SiDiliIirens
ben ginfluB gu tdmpfen. SeIbentbds
ten finb bereits unter 9Ottes S4us
unb unter Der 5iibrung unieres slor'
rei6en Giibrsrs, bes aaiIers unb Der
Gii6runs Der beutf4en Giiritsn Dolls
bra9t porben. @ir miifen ben &riea
I'm 2i9t unisres Slaubens betra4'
tpu"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

fuHt,si,sefeft pdbrsnb Der san5sn
Ru6t pom z. auf ben 8. Sebraur fOrts
gei.bt. Die 9eutf4en, bie bort siuisc
Jortidritte seHpn4t. iparen am WpH.
tag TsOrsen I'M Gtdnbs, nur einsu
tlsinsH 9heil unierer porgefhObensH
poiitiOrsR gu beIessu, I'M rpeIde aud
nod Ddbrsnb oes Tdges geiGmpfi
nurpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Sriegssefangene misb bic
lImtertbanen fein6liher
Sdnber miiHen 5iterft
bmngern,

Ue II II Y q NIL ItlHst
ausbuHgeruHgs poIb
til erfOIgreia fein
folIte.
Qm iterbam, 6. Geb. Die saSL,
ntfbe 3eitung" Iagt in stnem artiteL
Der ii6 nit benz plun gngIaHbs be-
f4dftist, DeutidIano oussubungern:
Die Griten, bic bungsrn fperben,
iinb bic &riesssefunSeHsn. Mir bdbea
mebr als 100000 arisgsgefangene,
unb bic DON uns beIsbten S6eiIs Bel
Isiens uuo SruHtrei4s babsn eli Wtil'
lionen GinpObner. DenH es gum
Sungern tOmmt, banH tpsrben Die I'm
tertbanen Der feinoli9en 2Gubsr 5uerit
oaran qlalben miiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
1as britiidDe sslOttens
pericnal
estr auf 100000 mann ss.
bra&t psrben.

asnbon 8. Gtbr. Sn benz Wsa.
rins gubest. has am Qbsno BEN
garlpmsut un.srbrsitti ipurbs, ipirb
sIns Grt0suHs Su i5ioitenmanui4uf-
ten nm iptitsfe $4,000 Ul1nu bsrs
lanst, 70 bab bic GsIammtitdrss bss
Glpiitnprionals cuf 100000 RcHH
sstsast nssssu piizee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Semtid]e unb Dfterreibii1e
SanfierS
5aben 8uIgorien $4,000.
600 aeliebeH.

Berlin, 8. Stbruar, uuf orobtlos
fem @ese mad Suppins, 8. 5. Die
ilsberIseii6e geu6ri4ien 4gsntur
tiinbigts am mOniog On, bab sin aus
beuti6sn, 5itsrreidif6.n uHb ungari.
i6en gantisrs gebilbetss SpnDitat Der
bulsarifaen RegierlIns 15o,ooo,00O
Srancs (S3o, ,ooo, ,O0o) prrgeftrsdt babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
9entid1lauo fiibrt Srieg
gegen Staaten
Il nb nt9t gegtn priDat'
Ieute uRb oereH gisens
thum.


Berlin, 8. 6e6r., auf brabtloiem
Meae nab Sapniqe. Oas ReihsseriHt
in 2sipSig bat in elmer gnti9eioung,
bic es in einsm 9atent proae6 gegsn
einen in poris lebsnoen JrdHSoen
ldbseseben, ertIGrt, bab Seuti4Iano
asgen Stnaten &ries fibre uno mi.
beren berpaffneten Waat, unb ni4t
eeasnqripdtleute. Die pribotre9te BON
QluslGnbern tDnHten oaber nur our4
lSps5iaIgsisBs abseI4afft tperben. 0as
lbeuti6e GeTb ertsnne Die Oottrin
lni5t an, bab bas gsf4Gbiseu Ober
ROnfis5irsn pon priOoteigentbum gum
ariegfiibren ssbore.
Die .1ribunaA BON R m
protefirt.
Rom, 8. Tebruar. Die rSri6us
buna" fast sSitpriel nit geSus auf
bic beutf6e Sriesssrne protluma.
iipn, bab bic neutrnlsn 2Gnber ii4
nismals fold unsrtrGglider WiGtiir
untertperfen, unb barauf beiteben Mir
ben, bab bic Straightforward on BEN
gebrau1 fsithoItsu, ii9 an gorS
friebli6er S9iffe gu begeben unb lie
su unteriuaen, obns Tie bisieIben IN
ben 9runb bu6ren. Die 3eituns fiiet
binSu. bab Seutf9Iunb fir bas gers
ientsn BON irseno peI9en S9iffeu Oh.
ne bieIe 5prmalitGt. peranttportIi4
ss6aItsn tperben Diirbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Anf oem weffi&en Ssriess(6anpfat
iroen ,lur nn6eoeufe1oe
@efe6fe faH.

S Tuf
gDh
pemhra i'm
England
Sapfan FH4st grFm ma4n seuan9fH4
rrumH4s sssn amn.gp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

gnpunbeien unb @ermibten 100000
Wann Derloren bitten. Gs beoeutst
biss einm bnrdidnittIi4eu @TIait
DON 1000 Wann in ieoer DO8e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09

Qusldnber IN gerliner 9otsfs unb
PeHiionen. sssen 104,2 ,287 i'm Sunuar
1914. Gs befdnbsn ii4 Oarunter 157
amtritaner, 103 Ruifen, 4 Gngldnber,
| % 8elsier unb 494 SdtDeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
6err SytenbelsinbnsSars
tbDlbg,
Gbef bes 8erlinsr gunts
bauiss Msnbtlsf 6n &
60. aaf benz g d Ia 4ts

60. auf benz g 9Io4ts
feb gefalIsn-
&mferbam, 9. Sebruur. 9as
.5anbelsblab" Iugt, bub Ii4 unter ben
Sffisisrsn, bic auf benz S9lodtfsIo
gefaIen iinb, aud Serr Nenoelsiobn'
I8artbolbp befinbet, Der gbef bes gers
liner gontbnuies MenbelsIobn 8:
CD. gr mar Elm 2sutnant i'm 9. ba9e.
ridden SufunteriezRsgimsnt
I0te sarfen fOIten lid
pom Sue5funul in D It.
Ii9er. Ri6tuns Sus
riid5iebeH.
Qonbon, 9. 1ebruar. Das offi.
sieae gad6ri6ten Bureau Oerofients
! ii6t cine offi5ieae 9epei9e Opu &uirO,
2lesppten, babinLautsnb, oab ii6 Die
ttirtiIhe 4rmee oItpGrts 5uriid5iebt,
unb oab iid faft gar tsine tiirtiltsH
sruppen mebr innsrbul6 DON 20 Uiei'
len Dom Sue5taual bsfiuoen.
Die sage in 9OIen ano
9ali5isn unperdnbert.
Dien, 8. Tebr., Dia amiterOdm.
Cine pGbrsnb bes Sages erlahene Ofs
fisieqe getanntmaduus iagt, oaB bic
Sage in RufIii6 poIeu uno i'm nsit'
li6en 9alisien i'm augemeineu uupsr-
Gnbert 1T.
nllnIsre ianere 9lrttIeris." heibt es
/ in benz geri9t, bat in erfolsreiher
DeiIe bic umgebung bon 1arnofp
bombaroirt unb ben ruNii6en 3rup'
pen grpben Saaben Susefust.
nSn ben aarpatben Durbe am
Gpnntas auf Der sun5en ainis ge'
iGmpft.
Sn Der gutopino, no utiere
sruppsn INNER nod OorriidsR, baben
lie bos obere SucSGtpd SbdI srreiHt
unb 400 Gefangens semudt.
lDie 9bGtisisit Der Oeut
| f6en untsrieeboOte.
| 2onbun, g. 5e6ruar, Das brt'
ltiT6s Wtdrineminifterium perDffent'
iIicbt bic begIaubigten offi5ieIleH Be-
ri6te BON ben aapitdnen Der britii6en
Oampfer ,Sotomdru4 uno YSeariG" /,
bic b.n geDeis Oafir lisferH, bub bic
beioen Ddmpfer am 81. Sanuar in
A Der gldbe BON SaOrs Don feinoIi4eu
unterIeebooten augegriffen purbeU.
9ie .Soiomaru" eins unter. aber
die geiusuns fpurbs BON etnem ii.
|fderoqmpfer gsrsttst. Die .So1rio"
ipuroe in beiddotstem 3uitunb nda
5a0re gebuatt
| 0ds Miniiterium oriidt aud bic
IQluIi6t aus, bab Der britiIde 0dmpfer
.Sricle" Der am %. Sdnudr bon
2rubon nab Soprs obeius, pon einem
beutideH 5orpsbo 5erit0rt porbeu 1T.
3psi gOien pon Der rCriole" nuroer
Bel Stpe ans Ganb eeihpsmmt. Die
IEeTobuns beitanb aus 81 gaaun.
Des qapfts Trisbeusse'
bet.
Berlin pia apnbon. g. 5ebruur.
Das 5risbenseebst ess qapites gene'
oict puroe am Sonntug in fdmmtlt'
den fatholii6en airhen DeutfdluHbs
perlefeu. 9ons DEFENDERS fsisrlih gs'
TtaItete Tit bic 9erIefuns in a0In. no
! Rorninol bon Sortmarn an Der eu'
5oriItiTden QrOseFiou ndh BEN Dom
fbeiInabm uas bag Geb<t periSnIta
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0Setterberid)f.

SIR D9io, Sllinois, Rsntudp,
Snbiunu. Weft girginien unb bas
Observation-Disclosures: Sdones Wei,
ter am Dienftus unO TlittpO4. Steb
genbe 5emperutur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Die Sirfen foIlen lid
pom SueSfunal in D It.
Ii9er. Ri6tnng Sus
riid3iebeH.
Il d 3 iebeu.

2onbon, 9. Je6ruar. Das ottt.
sieGe Na6ridten Bureau DerOffents
ii6t eins offi5ieIe 0epei9e BON &uiro,
2lesDpten, babirLuutsuO, oab ii9 Die
tirtiI9e armee OitpGrts 5uriid5iebt.
unb oab Iid fait gar tsine tirtiitsH
sruppen mebr innsrbal6 Don 20 Wlei'
len Dom SusStaual befiuoen.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
RAILWAYS ON WATER WAGON

The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
has announced that in conformity
with the state prohibitory law, there
viii be no sales of liquor after Dec
ember 81 upon the dining cars of its
trains. The order will apply not only
20 Colorado, which goes OH the water
wagon January 1, but also in Utah
and New Mexico, neither of which
are prohibition states. But the rail-
way does not intend to get into COM
plications and also possible court
costs by selling liquor at one point on
its line and not at another. There are
portions of its line, for example, which
run in and out of New Mexico, and It
is easy to sec that it would not only
be nuisance, but also liability
to endeavor to regulate the sale of
liquor.
The striking thing about the liquor
business on dining cars is the fact
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

that so many roads are disseminating
the practice, even tho they may not
all traverse prohibition states. The
Colorado a. Southern will probably
discontinue, the Burlington and vari-
GUS other lines will not only stop dis
Pensing liquors in prohibition states,
but thruout the entire territory,
whether wet or dry. The tendency is
very pronounced in this direction. 1t
is now impossible to get a drink on
any train between Omaha and Chicago
or Between Chicago and New York or
in iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or Mis-
sourl. The railroads are unwilling to
be bothered by seeking to conform
to the various state, county and city
prohibition laws in the territory thru
which they run and therefore to pro-
tect. themselves and their employees,
they will largely discontinue the
liquor business.
Viewing the matter broadly, the
traffic in liquors upon dining cars
as.always ben carried on for a small
proportion of the trade and, while the
roads have catered to this minority,
they have often offended the majority
of their patrons, and, no doubt il
will be relief to them to be rid of
it. The time is fast approaching
when the man who must drink upon
railway will be ohlipad to carry IL
in lhis grip. Most people can only
haze a feeling of commiseration for
Il man so addicted to the habit that
he must have booze even when he
takes railway ourney.-Colorad
SPRINGS Telegraph.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
THE WILSON DEFENSE
PROGRAM.

The chief danger confronting the
campaign for efficient national defen
sc, as the Tribune has pointed out
on several occasions is the premature
and uncritical acceptance of snowy
measures which are insufficient and
which will serve only to renew our
fallacious self-confidence.
This danger is strikingly illustrat-
ed in the unthinking and hasty in
dorsement of the presidents program
by numerous prominent citizens who
however able in their own fields, OBJ
viously have given no study to the
subject of military efficiency.
What is now of most importance ir
the campaign for real defense is sucr
candid and thoro criticism Of the ad
ministration program as will expos.
its weaknesses as experts see them
and thoro advertisement of the fac
that the program is not the resul
of uncensored and well considered de
Liberation by experts.
The Tribune is not disposed to blam
the able and earnest civilian who il
Mr.. Wilson's secretary Of war, but |
is confident that the concessions mad
to difficulties, political and legal, ex
pressed in the compromises Of tn
Wilson program are not wise or safe
Chicago Tribune.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

cleaners in Londan who began their
work bravely in mems clothing a
short time ago have now reverted to
skirts and blouses. 1T was more than
flesh and blood could stand" de
elared one of the women regarding
the reception accorded their dress re-
form movement by the populace.
Crowds Of girls followed the trouser-
clad women thru the streets, asking
questions and making loud cat-calls.
The women went to their employers
and protested. Now they are wear
ing skirts once more.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
FORD PLAYING TO
THE GALLERIES

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. 27.-When
told Of the charges that he was ad-
voeating peace for advertising pur-
poses, Mr.. Ford said: at may be that
an advocate of anti-preparedness is
an advertiser and playing to the gal
lery, while one who is in favor of
preparedness is a patriot"
Cardinal Gibbons told the United
Press that he could not help but ad-
mide Mr.. Ford for his roseate views
of the future, but said he told him,
"I fear there are many rocks ahead
to prevent the success Of your devout
wishes"
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
ALLIES GREAT
OFFENSIVE ABOUT
BEGIN In BALKANS

written articles, declares that when
Colorado becomes dry territory Den
yer will be dry along with the rest
of the state--that the recall of ju-
dicial decisions by city contrary to
the general law of the state. is out
of the question and it's all bosh for
saloon and other interests to count
otherwise. That's what we say. If
the law is good for one section Of
the state is is good for the entire
state and Denver is no better than
the other cities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

The Hiatt Case.
The county court today issued an
order to place Benjamin Harrison
Harry Hiatt in the state insane
asylum, Pueblo, Colorado, in case he
cannot be received there, the order
provides that he be placed tempo rarily
in Woodcraft hospital, conducted by
DR.. Work, a place suitable for his
temporary confinement and treat
ment. An application for jury trial
was made this afternoon by those
representing Hiatt. AS yet no timo
has been fixed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
SAYS ARMY AND
NAVY SHOULD RULE

United Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-"Let the army
and navy heads and not politicians
fgame and execute the preparedness
program This is the slogan of the
opening session of the National Sc
curity league.
"The Monroe doctrine and the Teu-
tonic colonization plans will even
tually clash" said Henry Wisewood.
Europe is acquainted with Ameri-
cas- present unpreparedness," said
President Stanwood Manken..
1t is announced that Is governors
and so mayors are enrolled for the
preparedness fight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
AST0uNDED EXTENT
BRITISH EQUIPMENT

Mr.. Murdock found only indignation
at the mention Of any American at
tempts to bring about an end of the
war.
Mr.. Murdoch said; american
anti-preparedness advocates would be
converted is they could see England's
situation and hear everyone's convic-
ton that unpreparedness was alone
responsible for the rsvsrsss Of the al-
LES
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
One Dead and -Four
Passengers Missing

United Press.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 27.-One
woman is dead from exposure and
shock and four other apssengers are
missing from the bay steamer Tivoli,
which burned last night, while 30
miles down the Chesapeake bay.
The steamer, City of Baltimore
landed ten survivors at Norfolk.
Other ships rescued most of the re-
mainder of the 25 passengers and 40
members of the crew.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
We'd Be Satisfied
With What's Left

United Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Andrsw
Carnegie now has only 20 million dol
lers left, according to a story printed
here and which is credited to friend
Of the aged philanthropist.
Since Mr.. Carnegie first stated that
he wised to die poor, he has given
away $50 million dollars.
He will bequeath most of the resi-
due of his estate to charity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
United Press.

United Press.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Victor Muir
dock, the famous Bull Moose leader,
after three days in London, said; 81
am astounded at the extent Of Eng
lands present military equipment and
the peoples evident determination to
win the war at any cost. He was
impressed with the utter futility Of
any peace prepaGaHAA.*
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

United Press.
PARIS, Nov. PA great allied of
fensive is seemingly about to begin
in the Balkans. Large British re-
Inducements are landing in at Sa-
lonika. Train loads of these are ar
irving at Monastir to aid the Serbs
in the defense of the city.
Athens has announced the begin
ming of partial Greek demobiliza.
ton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

be made up of delegates appointed
by each livestock, horticultural and
agricultural organization; one dele
sote. named by the. county commits
sioners. the state grange names three
delegates at large and the local
oranges one each; others are to be
named by the alumni association of
the State Agricultural college and ten
by Governor Carlson.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 27.--Lord Kitchen
er is in Italy to enlist her aid in the
Balkan campaign. 1t is believed the
allies will have to satisfy Italy that
she will get her desires in the Bal
kans and Asia Minor possessions,
even if Greece should tardily join the
allies.
1t is believed here that Kitchener
will succeed in his mission.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

California has served notice upon
the rest of the country and, particu-
larly upon persons seeking employ
ment or charity that there is very
little Of either in that state. The.state
commission on immigration declares
that work viii not be found in Cal
ifornia and that charity will not be
dispensed except thru hard labor on
the roads or rock piles Forty cities
have agreed not to furnish food or
clothing to the unemployed except in
return for this sort of hard manual
labor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
United Press

United Press
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The general
verdict here regarding Henry Ford's
peace plan is that it is an advertising
scheme. The newspapers ridicule it.
Many question Ford's sincerity. High
officials said Ford is a gallery play
er to the world through the medium
of his newly made riches.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 27.-Card-
inal Gibbons today heard Henry Ford's
plans for peace conference. Like
President Wilson. however, he with
held Judgment
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
Eleven More Good
Mexican Soldiers

United Press.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Nov. 81
General Funston has reported that
eleven or more Mexican soldiers were
killed in the skirmish yesterday with
the Unitad States infantry, across
the border at Nogales.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
KILLED IN QUARREL
OVER TOWN PUMP
United Press.

United Press.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. 27.-
Henry Docket, q merchant of Lake
George was arrested here for probably
fatally shooting Thomas Mulligan,
sawmill man there last night. Bad
blood between them as the result of
an accusation by Mulligan that Dock
EFT had not paid his share for the
town pump is supposed to be the
cause Of the shooting.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

Three thousand kilograms were
heaped on dest at the White house
hursiay, all urging the president
to have the United States participate
in conference Of neutral nations in
an attempt to restore peace in Eu-
rope. The messages were sent from
all parts Of the country at the in
stance Of the Women's Peace party
and made a pile several feet high.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
License to We'd.

License to Wed.
A marriage license was today
granted to Felipe velasquez, better
known as James Allen, and Porfirie
Martinez. The groom elect is SO and
the bride elect is 3d. This is the
second matrimonial venture on the
part of both.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
School Teachers in Town.

School Teachers in Town.
Among the out of town school
teachers in town today We're Miss Me-
Guigan of Pendeton. Miss Ida Wheel
err Lowell School; Miss Flora Bond,
Z oper Florida; Miss Josephine Me-
Nicholas, Oxford; Miss Mary Bryce,
Seven Mile mesa.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29

A man who smokes censured man
who is inclined to flirt. "Well," re-
piled the flirt, sit is natural for me
to like women but man has to learn
to use tobacco"
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-29
Soldiers Remorse
Ends in Suicide
United Press.

United Press.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 27-The
French soldier, whose confession led
to the execution of Miss Edith Cavell,
committed suicide Thursday by hang
ing in the military prison at Brus-
sells.