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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-18
GERMAN CONSUL
UNDER ARREST
Consul and Secretary Are
Charged With Conspiracy
Regarding Shipping.

Seattle, Wash, March 1S.-Charged
with conspiracy TO cOrruptly influence
john Murdoch. an emplOye of the Sc
attic Construction and DrydOck COM
pany, German consul Wilhelm Mueller
and his secretary, 3. VI. Tchulz. were
served with notice Of arrest Wednesday
at the consulate. They are accused Of
offering Murdoch money for evidence
TO substantiate ambassador Bernstorff's
claim that the ship company is selling
knocked down submarines to the British
government by way Of British COlum-
bia.
Consul Mueller denied he had any
agreement win Murdoch or detective
to purchase anything. nor did he ar
range TO have them steal papers from
the construction company.
Couldn't Agree on Terms
Murdoch. who is % years old, has
been employed as assistant shipping
clerk at the plant OF the Seattle Con-
structiOn and Dry Dock company for
two years. In a statement TO the prose-
cutting attorney. he said the negotia-
tions for the delivery of the infOrma-
ton said to have been sought by consul
Mueller We're still pending when he was
arrested He had originally demanded
$500, he said. but later agreed to &C
cepr $1,000. He asserted that he had
certain information ready for delivery
at conference To be held at the con-
sulate Tuesday evening, but there was
a hitch over the money and the confer
ence came to naught-
Murdoch said he stole nine original
bills of lading Tuesday, together with
a bundle of blank forms so that a copy
could be made Of the originals.
Submarine Department Idle
President J. V. Patterson, OF the Sc
attic Construction and DrydOck COM
pany. said
our submarine department has been
entirely idle nearly year The Ger
man consul would have been made well
come at our plant. The stolen bills Of
lading covered the most innocent ship
ments."
Claim Treaty Not Violated.
It was asserted at the county prosecu-
tors office today that before any infor-
nation was filed aEainst consul Mueller
and secretary B. Max Schulz the treaty
with Germany of 1871. was studied
carefully. According 70 this treaty.
cousuls are immune from arrest except
on criminal charges
Counsel for Mueller and Schulz today
furnished $1,000 bail each. binding them
TO appear for trial in the superior court
whenever ordered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-18

HAPsBURG FAMILY BUYS
REAL ESTATE IN L. :.
Geneva. Switzerland. March IS
Vienna advices state members Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-18
FIVE OF EVELYN'S CREW
REACH NEW YORK SAFELY

New York. March 1S.-Five members
OF the crew of the American steamer
Evelyn, sunk February 10 by a mine
IN the North sea. while on her way
from this port. to Bremen. Germany,
with cotton, reached New York today
aboard the steamer Matanzas from
Bremerhayeu- According to the sur
vivors, all the Evelyn's crew were res
cued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-18
haywood Hot Springs

FOR rheumatism. stomach Troubles.
Kidney Ailments. determinations. Ar
terial Hardening. Locomotor Ataxia.
Nervous Breaking. etc Perfect Treat
ment Perfect Climate, Health, Pleas
are Large Modern Hotel Booklet
+. c. ott.-AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-18
ESCAPED GERMAN LINER
CAPTURED BY CRUISER

Madrid. Spain. March 1S.-The es-
capped German liner Macedonia, which
fled after having been interued at Las
Palma, Canary islands, has been cap
tured by a British cruiser, and the
Spanish government has ordered an in
uuiry into the escape OF the vessel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

mir einen idonen @egen, uno es
ldien, als Oh @ott sic 2e1te iegnen
mollte. Sic @egeno 1T fir Sager
altsge5eidnet. @il0e @anie n1ro @n-
ten liebt man BEL oen 9ltn6erten ie-
sen Sag. 9as @etreioe bat bier Ell
1en gutter Greis. @ei5en bringt
$40 SEN 9a1ibel, Safer rs Gents;
&artoffeln foiten $1.00 per 8ui@el,
uno fir 81tter miro IS Gents bas
Yfu1ro be5ablt. M1genblidlt9 bia ib
bier iebr an Mnipra1d genomme1', NOS
man mir mobl gln.ben miro nod Ser
Mngabe, SOP id pier5ebn &feroe m1f
Sem 9arbe I'M @eidirr babe. Mlem
Mmdein nab befommen mir, &penn
Sic @itterung cine giinltige bleibt,
bier cine quite grnte. 0eit @r11B an
ale muir beta11nten ltn6 befreun0eten
2eier 6es uNor0ltern."
Sobn cd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Scr 8iteI 8ei6ab tue:
Der cit Mmre6t nod
eim s1tmpf."

Meben pielem atrberen miro sen
&atbolifeu 5u1n @ormnrf genna6t,
oaB lie Sic 8ibel aus Sen 1ffentli9en
Gdl1len nieres 2an6es perbamt
baattten unb 1on1it Der religi0ien @r-
5iebltng idtperen Mbbru9 tbdten.
Mamentlid iino es sic Guardians
Of 2ibertp," sic uamigbts Of 2utber,"
2e1tte bonn @dloge 8inp &arfers
l1n6 a1rbere, 6ie SEN Mnipr116 erbe>
ben, 6aB Tie u@merita gegen sic Mn-
maBung &oms Dertbeioigem" sic be-
lon6ers ouf 6ielem Sbema berumrei-
ten. Dabei iiberieben 6ieie Tein6e
Ser Stride aber b0llig, baB ii6 atd
Mgnoltifer un6 Sl16eu gegen 6as 8i-
bellelen in 6en offentli6en S6a1len
pertpabrt bdben, mno fiimmern it9I
1i6t INN Sic Sbatiode, bob felbit
Troteltanten itt@baltige @rin6e ms
Gel6 gefiibrt baben, marl1m sic Set
1ige shrtft in Sen Sdulen nidt ols
uein religi0ies 8n6" gebraldt mer=
Sen lonte.
60 bringt Mrtbr1r Sadion @om in
elmer 3oftor Diiiertattpn, sic I'M
gerlage Ser l%1niperi1tdt Chicago er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

gtebt teinen @ran1b, ser ibre grtuar-
tung red)tfertigt. @obl lit oie 8ibel
fir ote re%ligi0ie gr3iebung unerlaB-
lid, oo6 nidt IN ser Mrt un6 @eiie,
Sic tie fir ibren @ebrm1d empfeblen.
@irfli6 religi0ie gr5iebung erbebt
biergegen ginipr11d. Sic lebnt eS
alb, lib nit einem 6erartigen Motbr
bebelf 81 begniigen un6 bringt 6a-
r1lm Dem MuSidluB Ser 8ibel aus
ser sda1le MIR geringes 8eoa1aern
entgegen. Sic lit %iiber5eugt, 6aB 6ie
Sdule babel mdtS herliert u,,6 Ser
8ibel me6er ein 1nre6t mo9 Elm
Sdimpf mi0erfdbrt."
Mlpgeiidts m%ie6erbolter @erfu6e
aus .iiingiter 3eit, o11f geiebgeberi>
id)em @ege 6as @ibelleien tpte6er in
Sic sHulen ein5elner Stoaten ein8u-
filbren, lit oieie @niibt fir 11rS BE-
oelttl Jam nn0 pertbbol.
@.=St. 6es CO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
8e3dbIt fetne

,3pei ODER bret &ommiiiionen Ole
3eit gum @rforiden it, bepor SIR
tauft. @erabia11mt nidt> bieie gu er.
fori9en. Musge5eidnete @eftion,
entbalten6 $40 older, 5tpei Meilen
bom Gotpn, 120 older urter 8flug,
Elm @iertel einge5dumt NIT 6reifad)en
i@0nes, 3pei Stod bobes
5rme-@ ebau6e 24x24 SUP groB,
2 Stodperfe bober 6rome-Sto
32X40 init @al1m fir 1S @fer6e, 3
5rome-@ etreioeipeider, Grome-&ub-
nerbaus l1n6 onoere @ebGu6e, gutter
nit Incident @aiier, gu
$25.00 per Slider, Elm DritteI Boar,
gu flint ODER ite%benidbrigen
3ablungen, 6 8ro5ent SntereIIen.
9ermart Coles,
Mlberta, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
@runbet9entbums:
mbertra9un9en.

Cora II. @ales an @atborinn sc.
@aIes, 2ot 49, 8lod 1, Collins 2.
M61., ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
uer S1eqberg nn6 6rau an Sin
Mn6erlon, 9ot 3, 8lod 1, Collins 2.
$780,, ct. @lou6, $t75.O0.
Carl 6. &odtpen an Sells Sfafte,
2ot II, 8lod d. &eit & @earles M66.,
ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
MarD @anien an @arrp g. Doung,
2ot g. 8lod 1, Mebrotb's M66., ct.
@lou6, 100000
@ictor Sobnor nrb 6rau an Sobn
ulr6 Muggie Heerman, Got z, 8lod
rs, Sa1nes 8otpe's M66., ct. CLOUD,
$4,000.
Sliper g. 8oobar an &aIper g.
Saloerion, g. go SUP bon 2ot 4,
8lod Is, &obbtns & Men6elbau's
Mb6., Sa11f Centre, $4,000.
g. 8. @bipslea6 un6 6ro1 on 80.
g. @eglan6, Mh @gA Sec. g. @73
5@A Sec. 2=123=35, @rom Safe,
$294O.0O.
80. sc. &eglano 11n6 6ra11 at Sre6.
90. Midelion II. q. M1@ S@A Gee.
3 ur6 M7@ @@A Sec. 2=123-35,
Grotp Safe, $5340.00.
Sobn M. @olb un6 Srau at So
cob Meper, IS. "a SUP bon Got 9,
glod II, Melroie, $4,000.
Matbias &uf um6 Sro11 at Senrp
Ws&l1er, 9ot 10, @lod 60, Curtis
Surbep, 100000.
s.. @orger6tng & 60 an Senrp
Otto u. a., GILES bon 8Iod Is bon ser
@iierbabn. @obbins & @er6enbans
g66., Sauf Centre, $4,000.
g6m1t1t6 s.. Gmitb II. q. an Sobn
@ans, Got 10, @lod 2, @6elbrods
M66., 6t. CLOUD, $4,000.
gomuno 9. 5mitb u. a. an Mo.
tbep &au, 9ot 9, 8lod 2, @6elbrods
M66., Gt. CLOUD, $4,000.
Mnna 8runtng an &enrD Soeben.
9ots 6, z, 10 un6 20, Sreepori
$5500.0O
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Nus oett fernen CANADA.

Gin poor 3eilen m0gen ba5u oie=
ne1, sic Sci r oes uNproltern" et1pas
aus Canada nnb 5tpar aus oent
utroden" gelegten 9iitrift Sosfotd)e-
man lpiilen SIT lalien." sSn Grtb1111e
uuo ser lln1gegelro, 100 id) metlle We
iita1nge,r babe, iiebt alles i6on aus.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bot etrge-
fest 1,11b f0nrte fir sic Soat5eit ridt
id0ner ge>piiridt meroer. gine lpars
me 6riibiobrsluft 1pebt, uno aaeS
fangt on 81 griinen. Gie 6armer
iino ld1on tiid)tig IN ser 9oot begrif-
fen, ll1o oamit @ottes Segen Inn
10 r%eid)lid)en 6leib Ser 6arn1er lobne>
bri>lgen iie ibrem @otte EN- ldones
Spfer, inoem iie Sen @eoanten, i1
Sribltne oem Nllerb0diten einen mllr=
oigell Gen1pd SIT bm1elr> per1ptrfllben
lperoen. @e1rl1 mai oas @ottesba1s
oul tebt, oalrn meroen iib bier piele
Sar1ucr nieberlallen. Mm s. Mprtl
fanl Elm fatbolild1er Hrielter bier an
Ii. mollte Mlelle leien. % es aber nod
feline fotboliIdle Stride IN Ser Staot
gibt, 10 bot ib ibm npein Sal1S 5ltn1
Mellelel len an. 3l SEM @ottesoierlte
butte1 iih piele ei1gefun6en uro
tpob11tet ard) ser llud) Ser FL. Wfel1e
eebalte1e1s &erlanml1tng BEL. Sn
oiei er @erlommlun9 >mtr6en gorlte=
ber gespdblt, lt10 Ser Brieiter per=
lprod, III 5lpei @ohen pieoer5nfom=
1lrelr lt1ro Gottesbienit 5u balten. IS
moh11en bier iiber 80 fatbolilbe So
milien, bon oe11e11 piele $50 nn6 eli
nige iogar 500 iett id)on gum Bm1
ei1ter 11el1en Stride beiiteuerten. Sd
babe 5ebn Mfer 2ano peripro6en,
me1m ser &irhenba1 5ul tanoe fon1mt.
Mein g%erdltn1iges Sous tpor bel Ser
Melle> Sic i11 6emielben geleien 1pl1r=
Sc, NIT Mnoahtigen gefiilt> un6 es
NOR traltrig a115l1lebert, pie btele Der
M1apeienoen 6reuOentbrGnen oariber
perqolien, 6oB es ibnen nodnnols Der
gon11t mar elmer fl. Meiie beitpob=
rrer SIT fon1ten.
Mar1he BON oielen ioben bereits
ieit orei Sabren feinen fatboliid,en
Erielter mebr. Sim Sage, tpo bier
@ottes0ienit gebalten mur6e, batten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

IbereIia &aielfamp II. a. an Sobn
Heter 3iertem @h @A @GA
S@A, Sec. 14=124s28, ct Glou6,
$15OO.OO.
&eter 8ertram un6 6ra1 an Sobn
8ertram, %. 3S Mcres bon @8H
gegA un6 1854 S@A nno ben
S@A, Sec. 21-124=33, spring Sill,
Heter 8tram un6 6rau a1 SsSobn,
Soiepb, Mn6re1p uno MrnoI6 Ser
tram, @7a N@A, Sec. 3-124=33,
Spring Sill, 100000.
&eter 8ertram un6 6ro11 an Mo=
tbias 8ertram @@A 5@A, @ec. 4,
1884, @rom @iper uno 5h MgBA
Sec. % u1t6 81 g8A nn6 1917
S@A, Sec. 34=124=34, 2ufe @eoroe,
$2800.OO.
@eter 8ertram uno Srou at Mr-
no1o 8ertram, ISL unb MggA
9eGA Sec. 33 nno S8A 5gA
Gee. 28=124=33 un6 @@A M@N
@ec. 4=123=33> Safe &enrp, $1,000.
Heter 8ertram un6 Bra11 an Mn=
orep gertrm 98A un6 5WN
Sec. 33=124=33, @pring Sill un6
M@A M@A nno @@A M@A, Sec.
1885, 2fe @enrp, $S85O.O0.
&eter 8ertram nno Srou an So
iepb @etrom, @h MgA un6 g15
M@A un6 SgA SgA sec.. 81
$751; @@A Sec. &c uno MgA
MgA, Sec. 27=124=33, Sprinq SIN,
$96OO.OO
Ntatb. 8arg rtn6 6ra11 at @arrp
Oorng, 2ots 1924, @lod 20, @oite
Yarf, $4,000
@iuiom 8. @eaburg ut1o 6rau o11
sc. 6. Scents, Got a. @lod 76,
&otpe's Mo6., ct. @1ou6> 100000.
CLARA S. Morton un6 @atte an
u. 6. @ambeu, IS bon 2ot 1, 8Iod
oO, SurIts SurDeD, St. Nlo1tO,
$4,000.
&orrp IS. goltng II. a. an Carl
Noepfe, g. 66 SUP BON &c. 1S9 SUB
pon g7@ 8lod 49, 2otprp's M6o., 81.
Glou6, $4,000.
SSobn 2ooe an suion Sboffner,
Sot 4 Muoitor'S Suboipiiion bon
N@A M@A, Sec. 9 un6 @h Sec.
10-126=34, $4,000.
Nler 8erio on uno Srol1 o1t sssoo
8rpngelion, 9ot9, 8lod 90, Sorf
Centre, $2700.00.
@m. 6. Meper nr6 Sralt an So
rab &ollinS, 2ots 5 uu6 6, 8lod 8,
&inrban Yrairie, $4,000.
8ilb11r S. Sbattud uno Gro11 an
Setter 8. Carlton, MBA M@A, Sec.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
idienen lit, folgen6e amiidt aber
6tele syrage gum Musbrud:

6te1e Syrage gum M11sbruf:
u@eam farm ii@ anideineno tunm
Ser lteber5el1gung enttpin6en, bab Die
groBe Mebr5aN 6erer, 6ie Sen @e-
bral1b ser 8ibel in SEN 56uten be-
fiirmorte1t, babei 6eren reltgioien
@ertb inn Chime baben. Sie" tpollen
babel sic @ibel in sen S9uler ent-
me6er ais Elm Spmbol ser @eligion
o6er ols einen 2eitfa6en religi0ier
INTERVIEWING o6er au6 als Elm 8lld
gottesbienitlider Dirt gelten laiien.
aa1f 6ieie @eiie boffen fie, Ben @eiit
ser Gbrfur6t gu ertpeden uno Sic
@emtnib Ser &eligion mit5utbeilen.
3ies alles labt iih, pie ma1 a1r
mimmt, 6urd) Ole tdglide 2ettiire BON
5ebn ooer 5tpan5tg gerien, obne ieoe
Mnmerf1lng un6 Grlauterung, 5u
@ege bringe1r. Ser @e6anfe an itG
lit ia Iobensuerth, ro6 sic Metbooe
lit l1n3uldnglid. @om 5tm6p1tnft
elmer erid0pfenoen reltgioien @r5ie-
bung aus betradtet, fan1 mm un-
mogli6 glm,ben> 6aB einem 0erarti=
gen @ebrol16 Ser 8ibel Elm GROCER
@ertb bei5umeiien lit. Mn6erieits lit
|leidt etn5uieben, mie es 6abet 5t
nidt biel mebr nls au elmer mertblo=
fen 6ormolitat tommt, ga im Ser
ltan6 nn6 @er3en Ser Shatlfin6er
m1d) 1idyt sic Spur elmer @irfung
gum @uten 5uriidbleibt. Giejentge
religioie @%r5ieburg, sic MIR 6as 5u
errei6enoe 3iel, aber nidt ste Mit=
tel 6a5u inn Muge fat, farm ein Der
ortiges @erfubren unmogli@ gut BEL
Ben. limo 6o6 giebt es unter 6enen>
sic SEN @ebrm1@ ser 8ibel in 6en
Sh1len befirtporten, eine gorge Mn=
3ab1, sic ani6einenb 6as @efubl ba=
ben, als mGre ibr 8med erreiebt,
tpe1m sos &ei1ige 8u6 in 6ieien ST.
itit1ten etngefiibrt miro. sSbnen
ielbft bieuet6t urbepuBt, bot Sic
@ermutbung Blab gegriffen, 6aB iie
sic @ibeI als cine Mrt Setii6 be-
tra9ten, aIs EN- @uh NIT magtiher
@etpalt, bon 6eiien bloBer MntpeIen=
felt in ser @dltIe lie iid bas @1tn-
Ser Ser l1mtpon6lung beripre@en.
6amit itiiten iie ii@ gang ge-
uuf Elm gefnidtes @obr. @s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
lRev1s1on OF 1906

(Revision of 1906)
No. 1876.
Estate of Anna Weidinger, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Weidinger, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said %decedent:
/ The petition of Joseph Pueringer be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Anna Weidinger, then a resi-
dent Of the County of Stearns, State
OF Minnesota, died on the 18th day of
March, 1915, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as
the last will and testament Of said de-
cedent, and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to Herman Brink
mann.
Now Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, on the
9Th DAY OF MAY, 1915,
at l o'clock P. NJ, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable John e.
Scott, acting Judge of said Court, and
the seal of said Court, this Goth day
March, 1915. JOHN E. SCOTT,
Judge of Probate of Benton County.
Mimi, acting as and for the Judge
Of Stearns County, MINI.
(seaD aprS-15-22
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34-123-27 2ot 10, @lod SO un6 Got
II @lod 10 bon &leartpater, $1,000.
@uitab @enri1 II. d. an 81. g.
@bitnep 8. & g. 50. @H S@A
Sec. 1 uno gR S@A, Sec. 2-126.
35, Miblep, $8500.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

gu 3eit tpdbren6 Ser Iebten ieds Sab.
re gebrau@t un6 bat itets Die Bette
8ufrie6enbeit gegeben. Die rai@e
@efreiung bonn S9mer3, nelde
Gbamberlain'S ointment bringt, lit
aQein bielfa9 Die @el6ausIoge mertb.
81 faufen in &enrD's Corner Drug
Store. - Gina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Mmsaeaeidnet fir Mbeumatismus.

SD bin Ser Mniidt, BOB @bomber-
1otns 2tniment gar5 artsge5eidnet
fir &beumatismus it," fdreibt Sra11
Danbnrgh @lori6ge, g. 3. SIS
tpur6e bon mir felbit un6 an6eren
Meitglie6er1 meiner Ga1nilie bon 8eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
ST. &1eib=9 peiien ST.

100 &leioer ale fertig. sic iino in MIR
Elm ooer 5tpei bon einem SHUTTER. 5rauen=
uuo Sunior @r0Ben, 13 biz 10 uno "a Bis
~. SIR mplt %meni9itenS ems bis bret oaz
6apon faufen gu bielem &ret1e. Or
@ertb Bis gu 5000. SEPT nur.....J JU
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-16
KNOW lIIX -0ONTRY
Il-Railroads

In discussing the commercial
achievements n this great age. we
shall approach the subject as the
historian chronlcling events. This SO.
rles will endcavor to record In writ.
ing the supremacy OF American men
and industries In the worlds affairs
and perptua,c an appreciation OF u
marvellous industrial achievements by
presenting simple facts, figures aud
comparisons That are overnowering In
heir convictions.
America holds her proud place
amoug the nations of the earth today
uu account of her supremacy 10 trans
portntiou facilities Tho mighty minds
a' the age are engaged IN the prob.
ms OF tran portation, and the great.
90 men ln tle history OF the worlds
commerce nre at The head OF the
HtfpOrtai.un .a,stcms OF the United
saiDs.
No the dir ussi0n OF transportation,
'et us cor iipr separately our Rail.
fnys TELEGRAPH and Telephones. lex.
frr. Public Highways. steamships.
street Railways, lutcrurban aud other
ar's of transportation and this ar.
.,io win deal with railways
1he United states has the largest
mileage the best service the cheap.
ESQ rates. pays labor the highest
aees. and We have the most efficient.
managed Of the railways OF the
world They stand as a monument TO
,ie native genius OF our marvellous
builders, ana most Of the railroads in
foreign countries have been built
under American orders.
Tho railroads reHrngcnt n larger In.
fcHtment Of capita INDH o'hf
branch OF human v'
age IN the TINT
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-16

the accepted distance from the earth
TO the moon. We had In 1911, the
last year Ia which figures for all
countries arc available. on the
earth's surface. 6S9.9Sl miles OF rail.
way divided ms follows, United States
24l 1919, Europe 2o7 1889 and other
countries 1871 $50. The United States
has 3S per cent OF the worlds mileage,
seven per cent Of the estimated pop
ulation and about Ave per cent OF the
area The total capital invested in the
railways OF the world Ia $50 900. OO0,.
000. divided as follows. United States
$lS 00o, 900, 600 Europe s25, ESQ, OOO.O o
and Other countries 81 $685. 600, 600.
Reduced TO a mileage basis the zap.
italization ia as follows The world
$3.50 600, United States s54. 900. Europe
sl2i00o. and other countries $50. 900.
A comparison OF rates Ia equally as
Interesting and the United States
takes the lead In economy and serv.
ice. Tho average rate per ton per
hundred mile haul is as follows
United States 76c. Great Britain $3.50.
France si.i4, Germany s1.44, Russia
a2c, Austrla. Hungary $3.50, Italy S2.3O
and Switzerland $2s2.
The average yearly pay OF all rail.
road employees In the principal coun.
tries is as follows: United States
S757. Germany $500, Italy sSi5. Aus.
tria S322, Great Britain 1919, France
$500 and Russia s20i.
About 80 per cent, or $4,000 miles,
OF the railways Of the world are
government owned. About half the
railway mileage OF Europe is govern
ment owned.
A comparison OF the economy, IN
lime and money and the convenience
vel, VIII be made IN a lstar
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came Ia hc mans Relprmcr to
nd "a 'erover, restore TINT which
= lost.
,rcriasting life was lost, Eden was
Il. human perfection was lost, the
mage of the Divine character was
~ These could not be recovered
humanity, all Of whom were under
% IN conference.-the curse. But Gods
'%""rnnssion arranged n Plan. whereby
'', came into the world and gave
'limsclf a Ransom for ALTO be test.
Nrd In due time The very fact that
the Master speaks OF His work MS a
tinsoming n Matthew 20:29 cor.
rohorates the declaration that man
needed to be ransomed from death.
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ur 'aiICn 90 I%accnneus 20 come down
nt once, for Ills was 10 be his guest.
The m was gladly received by
~Iacchneus. hut the whole circum
stance greatly Disguised the Pharlsees,
who remarked hat Jesus would be.
come the guest of one not orthodox.
Forthwith Incchneus addressed the
Muster M though urging that tho
charges against him should not hinder
the Master from becoming his guest,
and as intlmating his desire to do
right Jesus replied TO Z~acchneus.
This day Is salvation come TO this
house; forasmuch ns he also Is n son
of Abraham From the Lords stand.
point NIL Abrnham's sOns were eligi.
BILE to dlsclpleshlp The one thing re
qulrcd was an honest confession OF i'm
perfection. nm honest turning from sin,
n hearty acceptance Of Christ and an
endcnvor TO walk IN His steps.
Unquestionnbly this principle stlll
applies, regardless Of whnt men may
think or say 10 the contrary The Lord
N willing TO receive the repentnnt
The middle wall OF partition between
Jew and Gentle has been broken
down. MS 81. Paul explains, All who
have Abrnhnm's faith may be counted
Ia M Ahrnhnm's children by becoming
relntcd to the Divine Plan as Jesus dis
ciplcs Galatians 3:iG. 20
That Which Was Lost"
our lesson closes with Jesus words,
'I'or the Son OF Man came TO seek and
Ia save that which was lost" Some
who deny that Adam was created per
feet. who deny his fall from Divine
nvor and who deny that redemption
was necessary. hive sought TO sustain
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QUIZ CLAIM DEEDS
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Carrizozo Townsite Go TO Dennis Is
Humphrey Lots s 8 10 Blk 0 CARR
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2 interest in WIZ Of NV 2 and
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their position by
saying that Jesus
never referred to
mans fall. al
though the Gene
sis account tells
Of II, AMI ST Paul
and other Apps
ties particularly
mention II .liui
In this trX, we
have Jesus own
statement ny to
W h - lie came
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49, BIBLE .sTUoY.oNo~
THE FRIEND OF SINNERS.
.L. fo.a- "A. a.. IN L.. a

~ egmc not 10 call ne righteous. but sia.
H'rs"- nark gir.
AMg HE parable Of today's lesson re-.
vcnls the heart attitude u
~ some ~ the rharlsces and Of
the dcspiscd publlcnns Two
men went NJ to the Temple to pray
From Gods standpoint both were sin
ncrs, ana needed forgiveness Of Sins
Hut the phnrlsee trusted In his own
imperfect works, and asked no for.
givcncss; the publican. however. re
allied his blcmlshcs and prayed for
mercy
We must not get the impression that
God Is more pleased with those who
live In sin thnn with those who strive
20 the best " their ability 10 live IN