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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
CENTRAL UNION
TO AID STRIKERS
Funds To Be Solicited BY COmnrfttee
To Aid In Relief OF Striking Miners
In CiiftOn-MOrenci District.

The Central Labor union endorsed
! the Clifton Morenci strike and aupoint-
ed committee TO solicit funds for the
] strikers, at the meeting held Monday
night at the labor hall B. A Adams
OF Phoenix. was present at the meeting
ana made talk on the strike and the
purposes Of the Western Federation of
Miners =
The committee appointed to solicit
Iunds Tor the striking miners from the
union labor men Of FL sTaso and TO send
the money to the strike relief commit
lees at Clifton and MOrenci includes.
= A Hudson, R. c. Gooding. J n
Shackless. -
Arrang ements were also discussed for
entertaining president Samuel GomDerS
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor when he passes through ~
f,aso IN Novembe- on his wav east from
the national convention in San Fan
cisco The committee. appointed 10
arrange Tor the Entertainment Of nresf-
cent Gompers includes Charles n
smith W. J. Moran and Teddy ATcHoId
A labor temple committee was also
appointed at the meeting Monday night
70 prepare definite plans fo- building
d iaDor temple in FL Paso to be used
~ an OF the unions. This COMMITTEES
Is Is composed Of J. W. Ramage. .. q
9Inith' Pete Moody. r NJ Walker
" imam m ); Moran, H z. Haynes, and
J. W Ramage was elected delegate
rom the Central Labor union TO me
chanDer OF commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
M0RENCI ASKS FOR SOME
OF THE MILITIA AT CLIFTON

Clifton. Ariz-. Oct IA telegram
was sent today to sheriff ]. G. Casb
VINO yesterday accompanied a com
mlttee OF strikers to FL Paso. ASKING
him whether part OF the 50O r1iii+Js7
men now camped here. should be sent
70 AoIenci. In response to a request
from there. Morenci is only a short
Slls. across the hills from Clifton.
Dul because Of the character OF the
ground, it would take troops several
hours TO cover the distance marching
word was received here last night
mat the committee representing the
strlkers or the Morenci-Clifton- NetcaIf
district had been unabIe 70 Tescb -
agreement with the managers at N
Faso- Union leaders are awaiting the
return Of their representatives from
~ Faso today before taking any ac-
tion on the request Of the managers.
which is understood to be thar a more
conservative committee" be sent to
meet them in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
A FRIEND TO THE
W0RKINGMAN

Five years ago I was so troubled with
kidney trouble and Inflammation Of the
bladder that had to lease working my
farm Life looked dark to me until I
heard Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
through a cured friend. I tried a bottle
and began to feel better at once, After
using five or six bottles I felt fine and
have continued to work as I had before
my affliction-
I want to state that DR. KiImer's
swamp Root is a kidney medicine that
viii cure and I owe my good work dur
ing the past five or six years to it.
Yours very truly,
c. W. NORRIS
Route 3. BOX ST. Prescott, Ark
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 27th day Of March, 1912
q. b. Gordon.
Notary Public.
This is to certify that Mr.. G W. Nor
ris has bought Swamp-Root at this
store in the past
Adam Guthrie, Jr..
Druggist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
STRIKERS SIDE
Of THE TROUBLE
The Grievances Which the
Men at Clifton and Mo
renci Have to Suffer.


here in the warehouse this morning
and told me that half his profits so 4
to Clifton to help the Strikers
I wish You people the best 81
success
Name given on request tY G. S
RObertson-)
The FL Paso Times reports the re-
marks Of L NJ Banks. and Nr- Neil, as
stating that they would TAther be in
the heart of Mexico than IN this district
at the present time. /have known
both Of these men for the last two years
and have always respected them until
I read those remarks, Which could and
probably have conveyed III a false
impression concerning the general con-
ditiOn in this DISTRICT However, l do
happen to know that these two par
ticular individuals you'd be unsafe
here due to foolish things they have
said and done here since the strike was
that some men see no bread and butter
other than their own.
Resents Phoenix Papers Attack
In regard to the statement of the
Arizona Gazette concerning the folly
and the criminal act Of governor Hunt
in sending IS or 40 r-litiamen TO this
district TO be murdered by a bowling
horde Of frenzIed- strikers I will reply
that governor Hunt is much better in
formed concerning the conditions here
than the editor of the Gazette. and the
people of Arizona feel fully confident
that the governor knows his own BUSH
ness better than the editor Of a corpora
tiOn-OWned publication. Furthermore
we resent the vile remarks which have
been couched in such disrespectful
terms Is il not this editor who has
displayed by far the most frenzy2
Citizens. judge for yourselves You
have read the true conditions as stated
in the above article.
About the Refugees.
As TO refugees. these people may be
classified into four classes viz:
Those who are no longer on the
company payroll and find il necessary
to go elsewhere for a livelihood.
Those who were on days pay and
have not Joined the union and conse-
quently are forced to look for other
means of livelihood (mostly Mexicans).
Those who have been loud and per-
sistent IN their denunciation of the
strikers Among these. We find the
results of violence. with the exception
or the two locomotive engineers whose
fate seemed a cruel injustice indeed.
Then there are those who lust sirnpIv
left because they had cold feet" even
though there was TO danger for they
had used the tongue in discreet silence
even though opposed to the strikers.
Remains NOn-UniOn Man
] believe the public wants the truth
and in perusing these statements. il
can know that have stated the truth
at the probable cost of employment in
this state I do not sanction some OF
the injustice done by individuals Of any
union or corporation. nor will any
honest thinking man I am a nOn-uniOn
man and expect TO remain so even
though / remain in this district years,
But let US have the truth concerning
these things which are of such vital
Importance to the people.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
State Receivers State Papers
and Money of the Re
public of Texas.

Austin. Tex. Oct l1--Controler H.
B. Terrell has recovered over $1,000,
600 in currency Of the Republic Of
Texas, also bonds and ether valuable
state documents of that period bear
ing the signature of Gen sam Houston.
and OF other historical characters Of
that early stage in the STORY Of this
state They were purliOned from the
basement of the capitol, where they
had been carelessly deposited many,
many years ago
About six months ago controller
Terrell received q letter from some
one apparently interested in Texas his
tory in which the writer urged him 10
use every possible effort to prevent
the pllfcring Of these valuable docu-
meuLS and their So bSeuuenl sale to COL
lectors- He was even advised that sew
eraI firms were offering for sale Origi-
mai documents of Gen. sam Houston.
also various issues Of Republic of
Texas ana government of Texas cur
The controller Immediately en-
plOyed detectives to carry on the inves-
LEGATION. with the result that a few
DAYS ago the guilty person was appre-
hended- II developed during the course
OF the investigation chat part of the
stolen currency and documents had
been exhibited at the Panama Pacific
exposition and this was soon recovered
Another portion Of the property was
located at Fort Worth, and this was
also returned
Stolen By Those Trusted
Following a custom which has OBJ
tanned for a long time, certain persons
are permitted to see these old records
and documents stored in the basement
of the capitol. and Il was disclosed
that il was during one of these eNcur-
sions into the basement that the dccu-
INNS were abstracted. The investiga-
ton also resulted in she finding Of a
suit case filled with this ancient cur
rency in the possession Of certain
man. He was Immediately accused
Of purlOiniuE the balance. This he
finally admitted and arrangements
were made TO regain possession of that
portion which had been sold or other
wise disposed Of
Realizing the historical Importance
Of these state documents. the present
controller Immediately after assum-
ing his office, made provision for
Special assistants to gather all these
papers and properly classify them,
and this work has beeen in progress
for the past several months Special
values and steel lockers have also been
provided for keeping these papers. It
is believed that the thefts OF these doc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
VALUABLE PAPERS Of TEXAS STOLEN

uments and Republic Of Texas currency
occurred as far back as two years ago.
The stolen Currency.
The currency which has been recOv-
cred is in two issues, being that Of
Republic Of Texas That of the gov
eminent of Texas is an denominations
of one. three, five. ten. twenty and
fifty dollars and is printed only on one
side and number by hand. The is
sues are dated December IS. 1885, and
signed by Mirabeau B. Lamar as presi-
dent, and Henry Smith as TREASURER.
The currency Of the Republic Of Texas
is in the form OF one, two. three, five.
ten, twenty, fifty and one hundred and
five dollar denominations. These are
made payable at Austin and are dated
1888, 1910 and 1871, and signed by
Mlrabeau Lamar, as president and
J. H Raymond as treasurer
HOustOn's correspondence.
The dominating personality of Gen.
Sam Houston is brought to light in
some of the state documents stolen and
which are again in possession Of the
istration was not without friction with
certain other of the officials Of the gov
eminent Throughout tEis correspond
ence with the state officials Of that
period there seems to he a disposition
to do verything possible within the
law to make easier the lot of soldiers
and rangers engaged in the protection
Of the frontier II viii HCW require the
services OF professional safeblOwer
to get these documents from their pres
eut repository.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
ORDER PREVAILS AT MoRENCI.

RAJ. Morencl, Ariz, Oct s.
Editor FL Paso Herald.
There have not been any disturbance
mere since the strike was called. with
the exception OF two occasions. and
those two men did not get what they
should have got It was a good thing
tnat they were here while they made
those assertions. II they had been
IN some place where there was no
strike, they would not have got away
so easy. They came to this country
ana are trying to run this country while
they Will not go home and fight where
they are at war.
me mine managers and their attOr-
neys nave not spoken the truth in re-
gard to the situation here They want
70 create disturbance here and make
the public believe that there is moth
ing but lawlessness here.
The fact Of the matter is that il is
quieter here in this district than in
any city in Arizona or anywhere else
The people who have left here are the
people the companies have for pets.
There is nobody that is asking presi-
dent Wilson for protection here Any
body gets better protection here now
than they ever did. but so far we up
here have not heard Of anyone asking
for protection, except what we see in
the FL PasO papers u is unknown
here.
am not a striker nor a strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
HOusfOn's Correspondence.
Turks RENEW Staying
OF ARMENIAN SUBJECTS

Washington. D. C.. Oct I2.-Arme-
niau massacres in Asiatic Turkey have
been renewed with vigor since Bull
garia's entrance into the war as Tur-
keys ally This information reached
the state department from ambassador
Morgenthau who stated that the ma
jOrity OF the Armenians in Asfatic
Turkey had been killed
Although representations were made
by this government some time ago,
warning Turkey that further atroci-
ties against the Armenians would
ALLEVIATE the sympathies of the Ame-
rican people, no answer has been re-
CeiVed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
ROCKEFELLER, JR., DENIES
RECEIVING S34,OOO,OOO GIFT

New York. Oct. 12-John d. Rookie
Teller. jr., who returned TO New York
today from his trip TO Colorado. denied
a report that his father had given him
a $4,000, 600 share in the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. but declined TO sly
whether the elder Rockefeller had
given him any part of the sum in the
cOmpany's stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
Letter to
DR.. kilmer & Co,
BinghamtOn, \. Y.


Prove What swamp Root VIII Do
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer < Co.
BinghamtOn. \. Y, for a sample size
bottle II viii convince anyone You
will also receive a booklet of valuable
information telling about the kidneys
and bladder When writing. be sure and
mention The FL Paso Daily Herald
Regular fifty-cent and one-dOllar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12
81 CARS OF COTTON FROM
LAGUNA DISTRICT IMPORTED

Twenty-one cars of cotton were i'm
ported by Victor Carusso Tuesday
morning through the FL Paso custom
house. The cotton was from the La
guna district and had been delayed in
transit. 1t is valued at SfO.O0O.
Other imports included ten cars OF
lumber for the Fl Paso Milling COM
pany. 20 mules and horses. imported at
Fabens from Mexico and 1900 raw hides
for the A. BrOwnstein & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12

The word that always suggests de-
lciousness in canned fruits and vege-
tables is Avondale. Ask your grocer
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12

breaker. but just watching the situa
tion and the outcome
F ". Harris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12

All clever house Keepers serve SulZ-
berger's Majestic Ham and Bacon
"Deliciously Different-"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12

Ask your merchant for Mr. Jitne
Stamps; you can use any amount from
SC up.
The Jitne Co., Inc. advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12

Guns for Reat and repaired. Allen
Arms and Cycle Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-12

Joseph r Myer, OF Fl PasO, appointed
by William B. Wilson, United states
secretary OF labor, to investigate the
strike situation, arrived here today.
He Immediately conferred with Gov.
Hunt.
Ianco Terzish. OF Denver. vice presi-
dent Of the Western Federation Of Min
ers, came here Monday from Clifton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Ofrru.

6rohlifc Shcrn I'M 6errn alien 2cicrnl Sn pdrmcnbcn SouncnIdrin
nm 6artc anoipcn I'M 5aar 5chcn Die piGWbrsen Cicrn berau. GusfcnS
brlhptrcrt fo bel ms Der drttlide Sner9cOanfc nm Die &teberauferncbs
u9 Der Natnr. 0dbe @ott, baB pd aud Elm tpirtbiduftihcs 2en5csperbcn
micocr I'M Nn5ugc pdrc!
Wcnn bel ms tr Srublngaanfang dis frcunblihcs Snnhol nit Sncrn
I'D pcrldpptrcrt, 10 ut NiclcS bod nm mic cine ic6cppac @ubrng, bs Otter
inert IN ms lclbcr 81 fctcrn. i'll ms lclbcr 81 crpeden. Wpbl lit Der arHg
etpas un9cbcuer Sdrcdlhes, b5 ben Srhn mb Die Secrbe idliet, mnbl bat
Der Shcit Der Sartcicn 9rpBc Shdben fir bic @cnbbeit iY @cfoHc. qr6ber
acr nod ib Die Nadtbel, bc aus Der u5ufriebenbcj Der
aPcrihen berpor8eben. &ns mr. in Seiucm Sa9dblatt. 8urum iopcl linz
9id, &in mn lp5ufrnbcnbct I'M Mcufen6er5en? gs felt an 9elgion.
AZ cHm lebenbgen prutridcn Gbrtnrutbum. 60 LANCE nMt tf I'M Snnern
pes GinSelnen hrinlidcr @laube, drilhife SoHnune, drMtite 9ebe leben
lo tuutcn, 10 langc fam benclbc niht glIdlih, nhtt 3ufrieben icn. Sic
Shcu Dor crnner Irbeit. Der fraNc @goamus, Die Surdt Dor 2c@n: aQs
Sieies ma6t ben Wenifen m6uriebcn, mglidlid, lGBt i'm ieben Sag pom
SitengeEe ubneifeu, bas me Slammenihriit in ieinem 5er5en ens
eegra6en it, I ta.a4 ~ v. aD4 Ea
@nten mir 6iebcn in miercm Scr5cn, iobnen mir ms nit mierem
Gtt aus, nit unicrer Snmiie, nit unnrer llupebun9; in aoeren gorten
bctfdttsen mir unierc 8elgpu in Der 1ragis ub TRACE 10 Sober an idnr
SteQe ba5u bel, bab Snerfrhebe perbc. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Chef Hrhaktrmrs Grief.

Gtcbcr &c l-lcbcr bns SerbdHmiB, Spnfen Stabt ub 2anb,
5prhen Stdoter lmo GARNER, ipe es Inn tcberieihgen Snterene beneDcn lou,
NJ III onien Spalfn tlr5hh Gin bCionbcrS pcrtbbouer 8int BON Mi8r. q.
W. Sccr BON Dubuque, Soma, gc9cbcn pprbcn. Scr bodnp lie Sdrctbcr
madfe paranf autncrhnm, pclf| 8roBen @orh)cl cs brtngen fOnne, pern
10 nandc drmC Sunrltc aus Der Stnot peaetd1t &obnung in etncnt perldnenen
@auic ouf elmer 6nrn unp ouf bcicIben SeihGft8uus finreu fonnh. %iele
Sdrncr lno III gDBcc, ncbr mpbcrnc 9duicr 9c5p9cn rmD ibr anes Seim
rbt lcr. Nnocrc ba6cn Sdmcr, in lpcldru fribcr Wntbcr npbntcu, etc, etc
Nc nhblid mare ca fir Batter, Wtuter lp Defenders and fr bic atnber.
ncnn man armc Samiicn aus Dem tdbtihcu Irmcnpicrhl i'll ioIdc lccr
fcbcnocn 9duicr auf Der Sarm urhrbrtngcn lmb tbncn uuf Der Sarln Scbcnss
nntcrbalt ggcn niRlidc Seihdfh9ung I'M Sntcrene bcs Snrners gcben fpnrc?
@dfcn Sc8r birfc Gin iplfcr Nustaufh Der gciupcn @otrsnntur gegen
bic arunfbcit mo Glcnb ub Sinbc cr5eugnbe lnu9ebung I'M IrncnuertcI
Der Stabt, I'M @ciolge bnbcnl
8ir lptcn reht pohl, DAB III Der 8trhtttcit lid Wfandrs onbcro ges
fnlrt ais mir es bier auf Dem Yapnr ifIbcrn. Nber bic q nrcgungi oQ
ncngncus uuieeu sauEnpen bon Scern uuf Dem 2unbc por9clest tpcrbcn.
&tQn Oh bs @prt ba5u crgreifen, lcbcr GARNER, 10 tcbcn Dir unierc
Spoltcn ofcn. Nur bcraus nit Sctncr Wctung Sic loa iuiafonnten ihn
as 9eira9 gum Stubium Der Srage". Soar. elmer mierer Sorncr 9erne
Der IusfIbrrrg biGcs eebonfcns ndbcr trctcu luo0cn, 10 itbt Die Scitun9
prics SoHcS 8crnc 5r Scrfgm9, nm irgenb cine outrage Dem Subuqucr
ct. SinScn5 bon Snuo s&crcinc uDer Der TcrwaItung micres Catholic Settle@
ncnt SauicS 81 lntcrbrcitn. @s Iou ms ireuru, penu mir Dir biencn
hTricn, lhbcr 2cicr, mb Den nuelidcn .Sinbcirih" Sphdeu Stabtbepobuer
nm Sdrnrr abgcbcn fDnnen.
Sm 0icutc bes rcttcn 3uiommenpirteae BON Stnbt mn Sunh,
Scr GbcfzHcbuftcur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

oieIer Sieg HlBlano eefoitet. 5iini.
reIp. iiebcn Wonnte oalicrte bic @es
lagering, Die bon 10000 Huiien
dllsgeriibrt lpnroc. Nn Die 10000
Soote bate Die critic @elaeerung
Der arnlce' inter 9imitrieff ges
foitct. 10000 foitete Die 5lpeite Be-
lascrun8. @enn aild) iest ein Seer
bon 100000 9eIaserern 5u anbers
leeitiger S%erfi;9un9 frei miro uno Die
10000 gelagerteu ais elm Saftor
arsi6eioen, nit Dem niht mebr All
rednen lit, 10 ipiclt bod Sicies bel
elmer nit runp ~ Wiuioucn Iann
dusseltattcten 600 Weilen langen
6rpnt feline 9iole, 5umal besbalb
nid)t, neil Der d Iterrci6iif d.
nngurii den Seereslcitun9 Der
Sail Der Seitums feinesipegs uns
erfpartct fam nnb lie lid nuf eefpiiie
Seritdrfungcn Der ruiiiifeu Sront
einrifien tonntcn. Sin cine crnitlihe
g~eDrobun8 %G5cruopiB' unb &ratau's
Ioa nift 5u benten iein, pie ernite
militdriihe Seobahter crfldrcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
9lm 10. sprii 1861 prUflamierte

Yrdiibeut Nincolu cine SlodaOes 8crs
bdngung ilbcr Die Sdfcn Der GuniDbes
riertenitaatcn. Sn ieiner Srotlas
III 'iu9te sfbrabam &incoln.
"-....a competent force will be posted
81 as to prevent entrance and exit of
vessels from the ports aforesaid
Sincoln iagte, Nv i'll be posted; Cir
0reD jeopd ertlartc, 1.-THE British fee.
h as instituted a blockade~r--." IuS
bicier Grtldrung 9laiibt Die . u. ..
Gpenin8 Bot" i1GuBfolgern 3u t0ns
neu lucun Der amerifaniihc Nblcr
nlImnebr u%crlpnnbet ipiirbc. lpilrbc es
cin Yicil iein, bcilen Scbcrn aus
Iciner ciscncn Sruit genommcn pdrcn.
Sesbalb audi iuerbe uniere Mcgicrun9
ihipcrlid ge9cn Die ensliidJ sfranSDs
hide Slodnbc prpieitiercu. Spldc
Nrgumcnticrlng, pic !? Ser &ons
Del ber Ncutralen inter id, ioil bod,
nid)t burh Die Slodapc Der lid DC
f~ric9cnoeu 81 leiocu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Die Sunbes Gummiiiion fir io5ial-
inbmitriele &phliahrt holt eur Sci

p"' o. ~
i'll Dallas, 5eras, cine llntcrildung
in Setrcff Der io5ial : nsrariihen
8oblTnbrt. @lcidl 81 Belgium bieies
Serinins ipurbc al 6ano bon Nu5s
iuscn fleiner Ydd)ter bnrsctban, baB
auf oiciem @ebiet lle~belitdnDe herr
Iden, Die cine I6itelling b~rinsenb err
beilden. Wir BADEN udmli6 aud
bier5ulanbe 10 etipas mic Ydd)tereleno.
FLUID bat Die Woslidteit our Er@
lan9lung ipirtbihaftlider Selbtdnoigs
felt in Der Sanopirtbid)aft iih serabes
10 luie aui inouitriellem @ebiet
perringert unb Die @Dglittrit. Die
Selbitdnbi8tcit su ipabren, lit 9eringer
geporOen. Gin anfans 5ur ltaatz
lid)en 9eibiilie lit allerbin9s manhers
orts 9emladt moroeu nit Der Gin
.fiibruns zines rationelen So~Oeufreoit.
initems.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Die MentraIitats Grflaruua. IN,

Ste ?ttuIrultInIs =Grrlnrnftg, fpeldle
Yrdiioent Wilion nnb GtaatsiefretGr
Srpan am "a. Sanuar crlieBen. ents
belt ei1cn Saius. Ser brett all Die
Iorelie Der Imcrifancr bcntidler unb
oiterrcihiider Ibitammuns gcridtet
mar. CIR lautetc:
sails irgenb eiu amerifaniid,er
Siirger, Der nit SeutSfllunb unb
SciterreidDs lln9nrn ipmpatbiiiert, Der
Gniidt lit, baB bieic Administration
Der Sahe oieier beibcn Mationen ida
Oct, 10 grilroct lid bicic Mniidt oui
Die Sbatiad,e. Dag an Der boben See
0entiflanb's unb Seitcrreit,'s Slots
tcnmaht bisber ipeit gerinaer ais bic
britii6e lit. gs lit Sade Der frieas
fibrenben Station. Die altf Der buben
See pperiert, 81 nerbiitcn, ooS Gontres
banoc ibren Seino erreiht, irno niht
Die Yflift elmer rteutraleu Station.
S~ieienigen Entertainer, Die es NIT
Seutldlano nnb Selterreid bdlten,
iheinen nn5unebmen, bab bic 8esies
rung getpiiiermaben Die Yflidt bat,
IN Grfiiuun9 ibrer Neutrdlitdtspilidz
ten, allen Sanoel NIT Gontrebanbe
por5ubeugen unb auf bieie 8eiie ben
auf Die relatibe Nottenitdrfe 3uriidsuz
Lfibrenoen ltnterifieb dus3mgleihen.
gine berartise 8erpflihtuns beitebt
knid,t. @s lpiirbe Elm unneutraler Gift,
elm att Der Sarteiliffeit iein. ipenn
oieie 8esierune Serartis bnnbeItc."
9ieicr Yaiius iast ben Seutidz
Mmerifanern alio, baB iie fein Hed,t
baben, ba9esen gu proteiticreu, ipenn
England ieiue lleberleeenbeit 3ur Gee
in Der frditisiten Neiie misniist.
Selbe fdat ieboh fort BEL alien Operas
tionen, in benen bas beutide Inter
iecboot cine 8oIe ipielt. Darlington
fann alio bilertueiie and 1entihlanb
nidDt has HedDt beitreiten, pun Der
Waffe, in Der es iih Gnslann sesen-
iiber iiberlesen se5eist bat, oenielben
riidihtslpien Webrauh 5u MAIDEN.
llnb Der llnterieeboot> &ries lit. nidts
Nnberes ais cine gusiibuns bieies
Nchtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
a%nterehante araaeu nun ant


iporten.-Ser Mitarbeiter beS fatbos
liiden %odenblattco ,@oorbocbe"
battc-laut 81, g." IS. WGr3)-in
Sel9ien cine llnterrebung NIT einem
berporra8cnben bcutiden Gentrumss
Tiibrer. ms peld)er Hebe S~olgenecs
iltereIiiert. Srage: Birb Der &ricg
nod langc bauern? Intlpprt: "a,
menigltens lpcru Scutidlano nidt
balo einen rlibmreid)en Srieben idjlics
BEN faiuL oenn bepor cs baSu nidh in
Der Gage lit, iuirb SeutidlanS feline
SrieSens z %erbaublmgcn eroiincn.
Sra9e: IN Seutihlnno idulb am
Sric9euiSbrndl? Nutipprt: llniinn,
mir iuarcn nit Den cnsliifeu 8dufcn
bcfanni, bas pcutid)e @eer ipar icit
1907 ouraus 5rallht jcst fcin Socbl
ntcbr gcmddt 5u !pcrocn-6creit ober
Der adilcr iuollte Den Aricg uidt cnts
icIIcIn mn bat Den Sricbcu bclpabri,
obuobl bhs militdriih .pielcidt fein
Sortbcil mar. Srage: Sir cine gun
gersnOtb 5u beiiirhtcu? Antuort:
glcin. Srnge; sir 3oaanb neutral?
Nhhport: Sa, cs lo0tc obcr niht nlein
icin Seer r~critarfcn, ipupcrn nilf iciuc
@arine. &ir glnIbcn Den obi9cll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
an einem ssaibtnatuuer selesramm

miro Die gegen Scntidlano 9erihiete
Slodabe gnslahb's nnb Sruntreih'5
ais gang bciipielloa i'll Der Weidihtc"
bc5ei6uct. Gs banbclt lid bicrin ilm
Den in 8aibinsipu befannt 8e8ebcnen
Snbolt Der Yroicitiote SollGno'S gegen
gnglanb's uuO Srantreid's unerborte
@iBo6tlmg aller 9iedtc Der Ncus
tralen. Sod pdbrenb Sollanb be-
mibt# iit, icine Ncdtc 5l uabrcn rulS
icinen Sanbcl 5u id)iiBcu, perbarrt
8aibington in llnt6dtigfeit.