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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17
FEW INTERESTING CASES
IN MILITARY COURTS.
(By Associated PreSs.)

Paris, Feb. 17.-So far as the public
knows the military courts have thus
far had few sensational cases. In
view of the frequency of spy stories,
many people are astonished not to
hear every day or so Of traitor or
foreign spy being condemned to death
AS a rule these cases are handled by
drum head court martial, and the cul-
prit has already been shot before the
story of his exploits reaches the pub
lie if the story is true. 1t is more the
routine business with which the regu-
lar sitings of the court martial have to
do Desertions, dsrespect to supe-
riors, aggressions of all sorts and mis-
demeanors make up the calendar.
A class of cases that is common is
like that of Abdallah ben Said Yahion
Algerian rifieman, who fell victim
to the warm hospitality of Paris. Re-
covering from a wound, he was or
dered to rejoin his regiment near Mar
seilles. He had never seen Paris and
so many people showered things upon
him he thought it was a pity to leave.
He lived like prince six weeks, with
out spending a sou; when finally
caught he had no defence excepting
the weakness of human nature and
simply declared: Il brave man-want
fight"
Abdallah was formally sentenced to
two years hard labor, but the sentence
was suspended as it has been in many
other cases, and he will be sent to the
front.
Resistance of civilians to military
regulations brings many cases like
that of Jacques Dellone into court
Dellone is a hard working man affict
ed with a peppery temper. He pulled
hand-cart with an A,ght hundred
pound load up to the Billancourt gate
where he was stopped by sentinel
"You can't pass here!"
, What" cried Dellone. after pull
ing this load mile and half, yo'
; want me to turn lLcut with it? No
on your life"
You can't pass" insisted the sent
= mel, barring the way with his rifle.
They ought to put up a sign pos
I SO people would know" protested De
n lone.
You'd better see Gallieni abou
n that ;" replied the sentinel
"Gallieni! Who's Gallieni? | don
q know Galleni and don't care a stra
h about him. know no one but joint e
b Dellone's excuse was that no Oh
q talked about Gallieni and he did nj
q know what authority he had to h
III credit.
& He was given five days in prison.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17
OPEN N0STRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of your
head will clear, and you can breathe
freely No more snuffing, hawking
mucous discharge, dryness or head
ache; no struggling for breath at
night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and Apply Q
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostr.ls. It penetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or inflamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and
miserable. Relief is sure.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

would have been different ,n Ss.r, ~s would
naye caught at least a glimpse u
moon when it was full Cor lost
li'JJl, However just to make up ,pf w,,, be be-
t' full in every February lor nsn the mex, ss no no
,s YEARS. In 1894 there will saa again W vP ns, rs
nnwever, ,ul, n,er' may not be here to again
witness wi the interesting event &
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

Williams, Charles L. Taylor, Henry s..
Pritchett, William M. Howard, Cleve-
land Dodge, Robert A. Franks, George
w. Perkins, Nicholas Murray Butler,
Andrew J. Montague. Arthur William
Foster, James Brown Scott
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

Success has followed forest planting
on the sandhills Of Nebraska. Jack
pines planted there by the government,
forest service ten years ago now have
a height of over 15 feet and a diameter
of 4 inches.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

Judge and Mrs. Paul B. Johnson re-
turned last night from their wedding
trip and went Immediately to their
home on Bay street, which had been
made ready for their reception.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

President Wilson believes that Ia
hor men who backed the immigration
bill which he vetoed will grasp the
larger aspect which he presented IN
his argument against it.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

Howard Gillian. of the Swittenberg
Shoe Co., is in Biloxi attending Fed
eral Court.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

R. E. Mangum. of New Orleans, is
in town on business.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

A. e. Currie has returned from a
trip to New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17
PERSONAL MENTION .

]. S. Lea and J. E. Price spent Tues
day In New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-17

Butler McClanahan is In New Or
leans attending Mardi ras.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
bic gefeitianuecu OOu Saris.

Sin ousp6rtiger milit6riiher gc-
ri1teritottcr ihrei6t Der uYolit. Cor
reip.~:
Inter 0cn 0rci berihieoenen @rup-
pen oic OoS pcric6an8te Eager bon
9oris uno oouit Oen befeitieten
S6ub scr 2onoes6ollptitoot biIoen:
fcItc llmpulllng DER Stoot Die 6lte-
re Sortslinie imS Sic 2inic Ger neu-
en- mooerncn Sorts, beoniprubt ole
leeterc notilrgcuiGB Oos eroBte Sn-
terclie. 9ie 2inic. sic mif Is Sem.
Dor oie llmwoIllmg geido6en it,
6iIoct oos cigcntlide beribou6tc Ga
Ger, ocren 9ldne nod Dem GelO5ugc
tS70/71 ouf 0rrno Scr oobei &c
maMten Grfo6runeen ousgearbeitet
purOen uno 6eren 9lusfiibriing erit
enoc 1874 beeonncn muroe, lit i'm
@roBen iin0 @on5en felt 9lnfong Scr
oGt5iger Sabre fcrtiggciteat felt.
Dem murOen in @c5ug uuf Gonitruf-
tion unO @loteriol pie uih onf glr.
mirlmg pieOerbolt 5eitgemdBe 9Icn-
Ocumgcn @erltdrfungen imO Ser.
bciicrungen borgcnommen (9eton-
berit1rfuneeh @on6erfuppeln mo
ocreleihen); 10 erbielten beiipiels-
mciic Dcric6icoene Sorts %on5ertbiir-
me fir ic 3mei 1876 nut.@eihiiee.
Snfolscociica irrr0cn noturgemdB
oie ilripriin0lih ouf 60 @iIlionen
Iranfen peranihal9teu Soften ouh
meit iiberihritteu. Ger leitenoe
@runoqeoante iiir oic 9}cn6eicitinng
NOR ooS S'ciirc6eL iluid1ii Oie Stoot
Iel6It gcgcu Gin @om6arocment 5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

Nreunoin 2hoia g. Yiuibams 0&eges
fable COMPOUND, icb Derluhte es iofort
inno fano biel 2inoerun9. Sarnadl bate
id teine Sdmer5cn mebr unb tonnte iuie
iibli6 meine 9lrbeiten uno 9intdufe be-
ioraeu. Scit Sa6rcn babe id) Spoia =.
Yint6ams r|egetable COMPOUND" fiir
6as geprielen, mas cS fir MIDI tbat uro
tpcroe es itets meinen 6reunoinnen ems
pfc6len Sic t0rnen oieien 8rief IN be-
liebi0er gHeilc benuben. Srau
SGomiun, Gao gSeit 9iniiell StraBe,
Ybilooelp6ia, ga.
Sie llcberenn9sperioOc lit cine Der
fritilhiten I'M Qebcn Der Sral. Sraien
l6cral iollten oardn 0enfeL oaB eS ieln
anocres beianntes lRittel 9icbt oac
Srmen 10 erfoIgreicl iiber 0ieie tritilde
Yeriooe 0eIeitet, ais SDoia Y. YmiDdn $
n@cgetable COMPOUND.
g1enn Sic 6eiunbcren 0latb iuiinifcn,
10 idrci6cn sic an 2Dbin s.. Hintbam
Wicoicine SO. (ronfibcntiaD, eDnn, Wlaii
Sbr Nrief mirb Uon ciner Trau acDIiuet
oeleien mno beaniiuorict nno ltrenO ners
traulid gcbaItcu wcroeu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
@etunaIadtes erpsrimsnI

Ocdcn, iooann Oen 6eino 81 cinct
m0glidIt groBen lmO Oamit aud hin
10 ibmddcren GinidlieBungSlinic 5il
5pingcn imO Elm moalibit groBeS
@cbiet fiir Die Gerpropantirimg 81
iibern inO fir Die llnterbriugtng
ser glrmcc ailBerbal6 Der Staot 5il
gepinnen; 0ieie 3ielc iuir0en Ourh-
pcg errci1t. 60 entitano Scr ser.
5eitige groBe 6ortsgiirtel, Scr eincn
llmiong bon 125 Gm, cine 9lrsoe6.
mng bon 80 Sm bon 9toroen nod)
SiiOen mo BON ~ Sem, BON Neitcn
nadj Often bat mo einen 6ldden-
raim bon rn0 500 0fm. nmiaB.
Cine @ini1IieBlnoslinic. sic inI
0urhIdnitt iih nnbeoingt 33 bis
35 Gm BON Der Staohmpolling
entiernt 6alten niiBte, ipiiroc einen
llmiong BON 100 ahi. einuebmen
miiiien mo Oo6cr ninoeitenS cine
ylrnce Ooll illgcl0pr clner Dnlpen
NiQion Mom erforoeru, p6brenO
fir Die @ertbeioiguug 10000 0lnmt
geniigeu wiirOen. Cb oie 5eloarmee
ober einen 10 beoeuienOeu Gnteait9
BON arditen ertragen fonnte, bleibt
sum ninOeiien ic6r ira9Iidb. o6oeIe1eii
pn Den ms llngebeuerlihe geben0en
9Iahihub- unO llntcrbalts. Sduie.
riafciteu.
Gos perldon5te Sagcr 5cridat lhl
orei 0robe@ruppeu: I. Oos Derihon3-
tc 2oNer oes 9}orocuS, 5luiidcn ser
uutcren Seine mo Ser 9Irocnnen.
9a6n (G6cue pon St. CeHiS 60.
neIic Scwan), cedt sic pormlSiidt
li6c 9(ugriiiSrihtma; 3 Oas Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

idou5te Eager oes Snens 5wiideu
Der @bene bon ct. Genis imO Der
obcren Seine. begiinitgt Dor5ugs-
wciic 0ic Oficniipc in Der Gefcniipe
imo be6erridt oie Gnopnmfte ser
icin0lidel Gpcrotionsric5hmg; 3.
ous Oerihon5te 2oger Ocs Siiope.
items, am linfen Seincuier 6egiin.
itigt mno crleidtert oic 3ufu6r in
Die Staot aus Dem @c6icte Der untc.
rem Seine imo Der 9coiice, pelde
5imdhit mo6l Der feinoIideu Giuipir.
flung nod am lUenigiten ausgeiebt
iino Gie ein3clnen @erte ba6en Der.
idjieoene Stdrfe. n1mlid9eiatlmoen
BON 1900 uno 600 l)ionil unO glrni.
rune BON 60 "a ihmeren @eihi.
ten; Oie 9otterieu mo 9leooiteu
iiuo rlcinerc seihloiiene @erfe nit
bom6eniidercn llntertltnitS,Rdumen
ba6cH 9eioelngen bis iu 200 Mann
imo IN Der 0legel ieAS @eidiite; elm.
5elne Sorts imO 0urh glnncr6aite.
rien Deritdrtt mo ilanfirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
9Ins Dem Snncrcn %aralnnO'S nnO
oCu an0ren5cuocn Stnatcu.
SSegcn 90 Nlor0oerOodtes
feiiNelaIten.

- y ! ~ ~ U u u VI I
itgeDnlten.
SSn 0ogerstomn murOe Srol Win-
ME 2eggctt gcitern BON ocn @cidpo.
rcncn oes GoronerS ieitgc6olicn, On
iic nod 0ercn 9lnii6t Oeu 800 i6rcs
Gotten, Gliiioro Soplor 2egget AM
0ergonacnen Sonntog ourd einen
in ,6osluiQigcr 9lbiic6t" o6geicucr.
ten SAuB perurioht bat. Ger Ser
tbei0iger 6rou 2eggettS erflorte,
Dob fcin 9lntrog ouf @iirgi@oitsltcl-
hmg gcnatt por0en ici. Carl 2cg-
gett, Gin @ruOcr 0cS Grnpr0etcl be-
funoeie, BOB or Srou 2c9gctt Ocn
S6ub babe obge6en ieben. mo ciu
bel Der Somilie on0eiteater 9lc9er
piG fnrj Dor Der G6ot 3eugc zines
6amiIicn5wiiieS gcipcicn iciu
Gas &o3el- @efct ioll MI
0crrufen mcrOcn.
Gos in Der lctien @cicbge6ung
angenommcne SojelGeieb, Oos 6en
&eriauot oQcr Spirituoien in uIrod.
enc" @c6icte pcr6ictct, miro 0orolis.
ii6tlib in Ser gegenpdriigcn Gel
lion Ger Stootsgcietgebung pi0errn-
fen wcrOcn. @eieb9e6ungsmiiglico
@eorge q. Sill (9iep.) bon Bridge
bile, ihhlg i'm llntcr6olie Dor, ein
sleideS @eicb eiBuiii6ren wie es
ouf Dem Situfcr bon WorplanO in
&roft lit. @oItor s. So 9eoiiter, Der
@eid1itSleiter ocr 9lnti.Soloon-9igu
BON Geloporc. ii6crgo6 Sen @or-
ihlog Dem Sonie. Gieier geitottet,
ipie Oos MorDlGrOcr @eieB, @erio-
nen ii6cr q Sobren bier Gubeno
8int-3loihen ooer elm 9ldtcl Sab
@ier inucr6ol6 eineS Wionats 5u CT
bolteu.
@run0cigert6ums Ser
tGufc in g(nne grunOel-
GountD.
@incn ncucn NeforO iiir @runOei-
gent6umSberfduie wegcn un6e3oblter
Steuern in 9lnne 9lrlluOel County
iteIlte OaS Golmtp.Gonlnliiidrs .Yu.
reou in glnnopolis nit ocm gum 5.
Se6rlior nngefiinOigten @erfauf oni.
GS iollen am genonnten Sermin
ii6er 500 @riinoitiide fir un6cjo6lte
StaotS- nno County, -Stcucrn in oen
So6ren 1911 im0 1912 gum @erfauf
gelangen. Ser bierte Giitrift ltc6t
nit 351 @rmOIiidcn ais criier ouf
Der Siitc; Der critic Giitrift meiIt
%, Der 5tueite Sc, ser brittle 5S, Scr
finite, ser 9rooflpn Moionpiae mo
einen G6cil bon @len 9urnie unt-
faBt, 19, ser iehIie, 81 Dem glnnopo-
lis aebort, 20 rn0 Der o6te 80 Der-
fGuflide @run0iiiide ouf. llripriin9-
lid ioate ser @crfouf 6ereits i'm
SSuli ocs borigen Sobres ltottiinOen,
0od miroe Der Sernin periho6cn,
nm oen idunigen 3n6lern @eleeen-
beit 81 geben, nod nadtr1gIid Die
fdaigen Sieueru 81 6c5o6len, Giele
@erionen 6oben oilh bon oieier Ser.
giinitigung @e6rauh gemoht. lln-
ter oen 9elibern. oeren Gigent6um
iett gum gerfouf gelangt 6eiinOen
iih 5o5lreide angeie6ene @inuobner
Ocs Gountp. Sic geringen grtrdge
Der @emiiieiormen in ocn lcbtenSoD-
ren ideinen oorou ShuIO 81 ieir,
OoB Oiele 6arncr iest 5o6limgsunid-
big gefuorOen iino.
@ie0er bic SocoI 3 Sption-
g9iiblerei.
Serr s. 9i66 Drills, Der Hedts-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
@hes Minter

5nt bciDen 05utten IdBsn nm nebcns
einova,r. BIoBIib icgte Die 5ran
Ionff .Slas, lpeun luir BEIGE nc9
einmal tIng foGrrn. iuiirOelt 0l MID
oom rpfp einmal bcirdtbcn2"
Yo1a in @eOonten nnlpcrsete CT:
n@s II .Oo6 iO fricblid 9ier teuts
gIbcn0. SONG oodh feinen streit on !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
mfIbernnasarurb.

prdFtsnt: ..Molen sic INNER nod
Sybre llnfGulo bsbdupteu2 9rci 8euz
gen baben beIdporen, OuB iis eefs3en
bdben, iuie Sie gum 6eniter einges
Itieeen Iinb."
( Nieb: ,Trei Yeriouenl 2d9srIi9l
MdS iii '>os bei o9funbIe43ig Wlil@
Iiouen Ginppbner, bic 9euti9IonO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
unnerfrpren. Il

N2oname: Sir bic @oie, bic @ie
oeraunaensn Wlouat Serbroden baben,
aie6s ice Sbnen beute bier Ulart bonn
2cbne ab.
0isnifmaoden (beiaei6sn): ~Bar
lie uidlt ihon aefittet, Mabame9"
MaOome: n@ons rihtisl Qllio oll.
Berbem fiinfSis Yfenuige fir Por5el=
laniitt, modbt suiammen bier Wlori
unb fiinfsig pfsnniee."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

oMos m1Git Tu cenu INNER bic
Sbilr ron msinsm Simmer ins Wartez
aimmsr ouf, pern iG iirgs" iroete Oi,
1rau Oes 3atrlratss i6r n Monn.
nBciBt 0u" antprttctc 6isTer, yit9
ln0hfe inn mcinc Noticnicn oariibcr
bcrubigcn SAB cS nicDt ans Ocnl Opc.
rationS5immec fonfnt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
6 1riFf.

nIonnermetler, Derr SGmudrig,
!ras iiir Gin, Menae Meibnottster5en
taaisn Sls o1 ein2"
naa, pifsn Sie. iA min zine ssz
fysi2, Wsnss auf oem Baum 5u brent
rfr 6o6.n Damn Funtsln bic Bril-
iorit-uions teHcr, Die i'd meiner 5rau
idtnfe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

Sousfrou gum DienitmdO9en) !:
r9lbcr pie fommen sic 6a3u, iidj bonn
Sdloruiteinfescr tiifen su laHeu2"
DisniimdoHcn: rSSo, i4 ipeiB audi
nihI, mir puroe plotlif 10 i9par3
ror oen glueenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

beiItono ser Wiorplano 9lutiioIoon-
2iga begouu gcltern IN SuegonD.
Golmip icine Gompagne NIT elmer
Sleoc in Slinitonc, 100 er iiir ein
trodenes Gounp mo eincu trodenen
Siaot agitirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

rSot Sbr Munn Die 6mei 6lniden
Scft. Die CT iidb fir Ocn San BON Aiit-
perpen reieroicrte. ihon getrrnfen?"
n9ld ia, Der triuft bereits on Dem
@inaug in YoriSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

0nilgsperl00c lit lcD
feds Sabre lang
lc6redlide Scbmcrs
sen. SD berluc6te
mebrere 9Ier5te, a6er
feiner lc6ien mirSins
oerung 5ii ftbaffeu.
sSn ieoem Wlonat
iparcn bic Sdlners
Sen in beioen Seiteu
intenlio. iluo icb
ipuroe 70 1hipncb,
oaB ic5 i'm 93ett lies
Qen mubte. SdlieBs
licb enipfnbl mir cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

~SSbr 3hnmsrmdb6en muB otcr
fleiBis Iein, neil Der Yartettbooen 10
bIunf iit."
80, 0as tommt bon ben DieIen
6reiern, bic Bel unS INNER OUT oen
Jenieen berumruiiden."
8erungfidtes experiment.
.Bie se5t 9ir's bsnn INNER? SoIt
Su niht 9einen ebemoligen Serri
gebeirotbet9"
n5reili9; obcr Der iDollte iitb i'm
GbeIbanoe nibt unterorDnen. Oa bnben
mir uns Ideioen laiTen iett bin
i1 tpieoer feline &04inl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
@eirat6s.Qicenacn.

Io5 S SS'Ola s. 6ronptou, 26, unO Bit
nons porriiou 23, @eioc oon9ilo6-
% Sslono.
h s,pstin sppstin u. @ufo, %, unO G6erc-
{. Soen @. Gor6p, 3s, imo Sable
cSooaliOinc, 80, aci6icOcn.
@e1s1 M 3. Gbilos, 43, uno 0lorie
D. s1rence s( Sleis, q, unb s(oncs
SSartcrt 10.
B Syone0 6. glOIcr, 30, lmO Ulorion
e1s'mnn 81.
inorUo' U'ae g. eonn. 50, sgittwer BAL
he l'no 9cdie 6. 2eitd, 45, g8itt-
aro,S rpo',eSoerids6urg, So.
4Ino u y V3oOotnp, AZ, g9ittlper, unO
e6.g goersmeier, %.
Die Snl Sr'les ". goin, it,. 20, unO Ga
D. s"Oolomop, 10.
wilma, s-
'''S Slnocitcllie iuullen iid Oer-
y 0n sniieeu.
Vtooo,, olcrte ollid6rlide Ball bon
lanos eeeenicitiaer llnteritiit'
eO6 1llocintion~ wiro om @litt-
poup osl 3. SSe6ruor, in 2ebmann'S
'6seboSaI' Der 92oro Soworo StraBc
Nnis r1sen perocn. 0os 9lrronge-
qcr ,S0mite bat cine 9[n5obl bib
ToIh, n"'VOcrrol6uuacn fir sic @crou-
""0 0orbcrcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

&iuo1ide Nuffofiuro
Better 5ri5: u&arlGen bai 1u
eia mebes Aiee, OaB gu cs niGt AMI.
maiden fonnit2~
4orIhen: rDos niht, ober @opa
bot paoet, bel Dir miiiie man iulmcr
Elm 9taae 5uOriidenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
6. 9. 9cpboIO Mill 6 be.
i6etouug.

Syn1 SreiSgeridt 81 Soiplon reibte
aeltern @err eugene Q. Heiu6olo
0urd Ieinen 9lchtsoupolt Goworo
G. Darlington, ir, cine aloge ouf
o6iolute Sdeioung bon ieiner @ot.
tin, Srau gloeloioe q. Ncwbolo, we-
qen angc6li6er @erloiiuug Elm. Sr.
gleiubolo mo6t gcItcno, ooB icine
Srou Orei Sabre BON ibm gctrennt
oeipelen lei unO bconipruAt oie gIllfA
iidt ii6er icin ein5iges ainO. Serr
Oscw6olo, ser 9raiOent Ser 9Imeri-
can Street 2ig6ting Company lno
ser glmericon MnnteI COMPANY,
fpo6nt in Dem 9ultimore-@ountp.
GIu6.. Seine 6roi ioa ii@ ongcblib
in 9leiu-gorf uui5alteu.
George Soff geltorben.
Serr George Soil, elm pobl6cfoun-
ter giiroer BON 9iOerpooO, 9alti-
nOre.Gountp. lit geItern ouf Dem
@cIitt6unl iciner Somilie, o0lneD"
qeItor6cn. &err Sofi Ser in @larD-
louo Sroct, Sreocrid-Gouutp, ae6o-
REM ipdr, por SinggeieIIe nno ciil
So6n 0es Deritorbenen @oitors Sobn
3. Soil oeS 9leftorS Der Eroteitonti.
ideu GreieinioteiS0 0irdc IN Eow'
Jon.
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BANKERS
 WILL EXTEND CREDITS
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00O GOO for war operations. HereafteA until the end of the war, the process will be reversed and Canada will make loans to Britain ir the form of muni- tion payments.
 It is estimated that by the end of 1916 Canada will have spent s40000o,- GOO or war. expenses and will have manufactured for Great Britain to the value of S60O, 100000
 While the resources of the Dominion would not enable the country to pay the entire $L0OQ 600, GOO expenditures, it is believed that the arrangements which will be made between the Canadian government and banks will enable a very large proportion of the expense to be absorbed within the country.
 Details of the credit system for Brit ain which is being established in Can aGa will be made public within a few days. Legislation may be necessary to make the plan effective and an early session Of parliament will be called to enact it. The house will meet not liFer than January 12
 So far Britain has placed in Canada orders for 2000O GOO shells of all sorts, which will cost S220,OOOOoO and orders are on the way for S1S0,OG0,0OO more in shells. so far. Canada has sent $500 900 rounds Of fixed ammunition for cannon.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-03
WILL ADHERE TO PACT NOT TO
 MAKE SEPARATE PEACE

hardly likely to occur unless Rumania gave her permission. which would be tantamount to joining the allies
 Another report credits the Russians with diverting their Bessar~ bian army toward Galicia, where a big offensive is to be undertaken. This, likewise is unconfirmed.
 On the other fronts. Italian. French and Russian artillery bombardments are the order of the day The British, French and Belgian guns have been particularly active. as have the airmen in Flandersv and the German positions have been given a rather severe bat tering British monitors took part in these operations, suggesting that this may be the point where the next of fensive will be undertaken.
 There is still a good deal of talk in the neutral press about peace. based on reports from Germany of the ac- tivity of the socialists. and from Aus trid on dissatisfaction there with all legged German attempts to take charge of the internal administration as has bee nthe case in military affairs.
 It is considered significant that all the new Austrian ministers are men with German leanings. which is thought to mean that the German party has been successful.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-03
LONDON DECLARATION
 NOT ONLY ONE DEAD

un0ware that other documents fn iuriously affecting our sea power are now as dead as the Declaration of London. The Declaration of Paris of 1856 and The Hague Convention of 1907 were one and all inadvertently destroyed by the order-in-council of March II. and il would be well that Lord Lausdownc should inform him. self OF this fact.
 Meantime, the government at the bidding Of the foreign office which throughout has shown itself as tender to the enemy and To enemy, property as 1t is. in some respects. unIawfuIlv severe to the neutral. has so inter fered to prevent the execution of it's own order in council as to order the fleet to release without any such sub mission to prize court as that order presCribes more than ore-half of sus- pected ships brought in by our cruisers"
 In conclusion MT. BowIes declares that the British people will never ac- cept the German doctrine of the free dom of the seas. nor the esta blish- ment of any international prize court, to override or set aside the decisions of their own courts without a stiff fight
 The Times editorially supports Mir. Bowlee.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-03
Says Will Observe Treaty of London Whereby the Allied Powers Undertake Not to Conclude Separate Peace; Will Aid Serbia

Republican A. p. Leased WireI
 LONDON. Dec. 2-ItaIy. through her foreign minister. Baron Sonnino. has announced her adhesion to the treaty of London, whereby the allied powers undertake not to conclude a separate peace and at the same tima has de- clard her intention of sending help to the Serbian army in the Balkans.
 This news, the most important for several days will go far to clear the situation, especially in Greece, where negotiations still are proceeding be- tween King Constantine. his cabinet and the ministers of the Quadruple entente. These negotiations have been protracted owing to Greece's unwill- ingness to allow the allies free use of the railways and the right to police Greek waters against submarines. They are not yet completed but the latest advices indicate that they are likely to end in complete satisfaction to the entente powers, the assurance that Italy, as well a. Great Britain, France and Russia is 10 give military support to the SeTbians. in their efforts to re- gain their lost territory. making the case for Greek assistance stronger.
 Otherwise the situation in the Bal kaus remains unchanged. The Ser bians still hold Monastir but their pos ition is almost helpless. as the Bull garians have cut communications be- tween that city and the Greek frontier, and the Serbian troops still there must like the army of the north. retreat into Albania. when the pressure becomes too strong.
 There is report that the Russians have crossed the Rumanian border and are marching through that country to Bulgaria This however. lacks con fi1-r-,a tinn and suoh q movement Is