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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

queIsn feBt bic beutften nun anoersn
3dnoeru gegenIber In oen @ortsil,
aus Der elite Der nottpsnoigen 6eils
uGHer bic WinerdltpGiiar oes feino-
lthen Ausldnoes nas3umer3en. Mbs
gefeber BON BEN betannten EueQen
Selferrei9s uno ltngurns unb einiz
gen fpanif6en WGHern, tonmen an
ausldnoiiten Rinernlqueaeu, Die in
Oeutidlano gu 6eilurgs3peden pers
tpenoet peroen, bduptidalid bic fruns
3oiiihen Gueaen bon 8ihp uno Guidn
in 8etraht.
Die 8uelsn bon gihp RIO a.:rlis
ihe Sdueriinae. bic our9 ~perbdltuisz
mdBig groBe MltaIitdt uno einen mitte
leren 3ohial3sebalt setenn3ei6net
tueroen. Dieie DaTer iteben i'm
Woblsei6mad Den toblenidurereihes
rem oeuti4en olfGlii6sn Sdu.rlinser
unbeoinst na9 uuo limb in ihrer 3us
iammenftsuns Der 5a4inser Sueae
iebr dhnli6, burh bic fe alio bel tbe>
rapeutii4er Mnpenouns obne peiteres
eriest ueroen t0nueu. Ginen 8or3ug
Dor ben Uuenen bon 8i9p beIiben bic
beutihen altaliiden Sduerlinse. nie
6o6ineen. ems, Sal3bruun u. q. ober
nod oaourd. boB lie in Den lesten
Sabreu NIT erbeblihen Soften neue
GueIfafungen erbdltsn bdben. in bpz
gieniIher 8e3iebuu9 alto bur6aus
ei%ntpauosfrei fino, pdbreno id oase
isl6e BON 8ihp nidt obne peiteres ia
gen ldBt. Gbenio Fno Die DueIen
oes an Sioufer oss Senior Sees ge=
legenen fran5ofihen Rurortss Gpidn
ourh Winerattpdher oeutI6en urs
iprungs ponig gu erieBen. Die aud
in 0eutlhluno bisRr bel ~getruntene
Souree Gahut DON Gpian Seidnet lid
ourh cine auffalleno nieorige Wtine~
,lltIation aus. BIS Dor penigen Sab
ren CAB es in Seuti4lauo feline Sueue
dtnliber 3uIammenieBung. Run lit
o3sr Ieit Dem Sabre 1910 oberbdlb
9ilTingsn. iiiootlih BON 0onauz
Wortb cine SueGs gsfaBt tuoroen, Die
Der Gpianqueae GuBerit nabeitebt uuo
unter benz Ramen 8iIiinssr Nuers
quene bereits cine 3iemlib umfang>
rei6e 8srbrsitung gefunoeu bat. Iuf
@runo Der 9ennuen bemiIheu Nina
lpie srgi6t itd. oaB tie Elm genoues
Mbbilo Der GptunqueGe, nur peuig
itdrter tonieutriert, lit uuo odber CUR
8ebonolunq BON Grtrantungeu Der
9laie uRo SdrnorgdHe ooer oes Wtaz
gems ebenlo gut ueroronet peroen tam
ipte bic Gpianquele. Die 8iiitnger
4%uerqusGe gehOrt gu ben Ieltenen
Euenen, bic Spureu BON I'M Wafer
g.l0Iten RdoiumiaI3en eutbdlten, uno
heanlpruht nod Elm b%eionoeres Sn=
t.reNs. neil nit ibr cine groBe Wfenge
DON 2uelgaIen oufiteigen.
Sn ben leBten Snbren Bat moi oers
iu6t, ruiiifhe Zaleasn, namsntli6 siz
MICE i'm 8dutuius entipriugenoe, IN
9euti6ldno ein5ufIbren. Sd es f9
aber BEL oieIsu 8erianopdTern IN Der
6auptfuhe UNI attalii6e uno altds
liiheroige Sduerlinge bauoelt, 10 liegt
fir Die 8erpenoung Ser ruliifden
MGHer nitt Der minoeIte Gruno Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
0nelanO ldjcint IN 6ea6nbtiaen,

&h.A"AhR AfAtht U.s. SfNtAftA AAAT
in Sen Yer. Stadtcn uuf Oie Sudle
nod Hrbeiteru mir iciuc @ofien. mo
Ylnnitlon2totritcu 5u 1cheit. Cine
HcuBeruua 0e3 Munnclanritilter$
9fuaicinor i'm l~tnterbnuie 1elltet oo.
rnui lin. Cffeu miro mon ooS no.
tlirlih nidlt betrciten, ocni Gas
mllroe oi1t Guoe 0oh uii Mlocrltduo
IN &'olbtnaton ltoBcn; nidt pcil
MON GuQldno oen eefailcn nldt
thim mfdlte. IonGern neil ma III
0ielcr N~n0eleQcllheJt oern ooh nit
Der 0ifcntlidcn Mctuuud SIT redueu
hobeH pilroe. Mon miro nd 0es.
beth 0orluT b~eldlr1nteu. bier befnmt
gu mndleU oo6 GnQlono ioldle Pr
better lcar nothmeu0ld brul,dlt. N6er
unicrc Trbeiter mcr0cu lid hoi-
fertljd, bitten. Is miro ouaOrlldlidl
hip5uatfuQt 0oB sic irem0cn 4r6ei.
ter flIr ncn Qlcldeu Hoh,t AT ar
better uubeu lpjc sic einhcimlihet.
mo 0dS liuo mad unIeritaulldleH Be
oriircn NuuNert0bRc. AuBcr.
Dem miirhen Sic irenoet Arbciter
nod Sem @riele udtitrlid oui sic
@troBe QcIeet mer0cn oenu IN GnQ.
ldno Gilt fjir iclde tSulle bon alters.
her Scr @umoiot: ser Mtobr bat
lcinc Sdutoiuteit Qethdn. ser Mobr
fnnn QchGt' Milo liebcr nlft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
In BEN amtlidlsn enaliIdlen @ren.

.clberidt. Den SEER Snntes Nrpce, eGe
mails britiiher Notid)ofter i'll @olb
iuqton nit ieinem Homen 5I oeten
lid nid)t gcidlaint bat, miro bon Der
@~inridjtltng oes beligiidlen @iidois
Gpeuroets er8nblt mo 9%eidliloert, mie
ole unireipiligen 3uidauer oicier
S5ene ge5luungen mor0en leier, ourdl
Standardization ibrcrl &eifnll 5u be5e1l
gen. &I6of Goenroets meilt lett Ger
8eietung 9elaiens bel eineni Doadn
bidder 5reno, Dem Eroferior CT.
1oels in >Srlen mo lit mohiauf. &oa
Ole britiide 0reuel GommiiiiouL nelti
Ibr odrnn geleqci gapeien mGre. Die
@ohr1eit 81 ermittcIM leidt bate
feitItcneu fonret. Gielcr sui 5eigt.
nit mcldlcr 6riuolitot Der 9rncelte
@crIdIt 3uinnnenQclosen moroen tit.
Ser @cridt lit ein G%otuuicnt cngli
idcr Observation-Disclosures uno MIRO &
iur ole 3clten bleilcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

lid le6baft oenfen. pelhe Antluort
Den Animirmanileaen 3utbell gepor-
Den: naatbi, ocine Simcnaoe lit
mott mie meiHe Seeie ieit Der
6cborollhen N%cldlrnntung oes Bier.
gcnuIicS.~ lln0 aotbI miro pch-
miltbiq ueritGuoniBtol geladeIt oOer
an ladleln periuht hdben.
Sroe Oieicr furftboren Srugit, mie
lie ilber Dos ieudtirobiidle Wtllnhell
bereinaebroderL 5meiieIm mir nIdt I'M
gcrinaitcr >eran. Bob cs audi BORT
nad lplt Dor beiBen miro: r&Sir bal
tel ourdl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Gicisniprensunseu.
gertuenonaa Der moosrncg S%prengioifc
5n Srieoens swefeI.

Oh 0tfsoRHS fiOtASh.
Die moosrnen SprengItoffc du.
bern peuts auT adsn arie9sidaupldt.
SEN ibrs fur@tbare 3sritorun35truft,
mogen lie nun in Oen 0ranmten o.r
neuen 8isienm6rler Ste feiuoli6en
5eltungen in S9utt uno Nihe isqen,
ais 2orpeOos Den S9laatIhifitn
oes OeQusrs oen llntergdnq bringeu
ODER aIs 6liegerbomben 1oo un0
8eroerben perbreiien. Sin 0inipeis
ouf eini9e @$fflejitun8en, oie nit
oieien Sprensritteln in 6rieoens5ei@
ten er3ielt purosn. oiirfte DdDer 1euts
am Blage iein.
9ier in Den 8ersiuigten S.adten
bat nldn nit gutem (~Frfolge DerI6ies
benz Rieleniprengungen ausgsflbrt,
bel oenen mebrere &onnen Opnumit
unO pulpsr ~gleiA3eitig sur 0etOna-
ton 9ebraht muroen. 60 bat mar
unldngit beim 9au elmer Ibtiirs
3ungsltute Der 2adaponna : Glen
balm eineu 10 6nB bobsu uno 300
SUB langen 5elsooripruHg ourfl cine
etn5lge Sprengung belsitlgt, 81 Der
iiber 16l. Conner Dpnamit uno
Yuioer pernenost rpuroeu. BUR Dor
ndbne oieier S%prengung trieb man
3undhit etnen A 6uB tobsn Stolen
30 SUB tief in hori3ontuIer Rthtunq
in ous Snnere pes 8er9ss Dor, an
oieien oni6lieBlid) 3rpei Querltollen
bon 70 auf % 6uB 2dnge. Rad
Gtnbrtnauuq Der Sprengla0unq
puroeu 6aapt= uno SeitenltoQen
ouyh cine Steinpddung aupsgeitcat
uno Der Gingong ourt1 cine 8rufs
iteInmduer un0 cine etnd Is Sun
ltarte 9etonifitt peri6lohen. Sir
d. Gtnbrinqung ser 2doung uno Die
1~usfiiaung pes Stolens rpuroen u
4rbeitstc9e benoti9t. 9urh o,n
0prenginuB purOen gsgen 10000
lounen 0eitein IosgeIprsngt. Giuige
8I0de ipuroen auf Gntfsrnuu9en biz
81 600 6uB fort9eihleuosrt. DEF
Berbrdud pom Spren9ltoifsn bel BEN
eripdbnten 9uhnbdu mar 10 9roB,
odB man cine beionoere 9pnamitia=
brit in Ger Rdbe errihtste, bic i'm
g0A}su iber 20O0 Sonnen 9nnamit
l~ieferte.
Auh in eiuem lpsitfdliidsn Stein
bruh bel Rahroot 'uuroe nsueroinas
cine dbnIite Rieienlpren9ung ausge.
fubrt. 0ier hat nan NIT elmer eins
5igen aus u Sonneu Yuluer bette
benoen Sp%rsn9luouna runo 10000
Haummeter @eltein Iosasbrodlen. Die
3inpung oes Spreuaitoffss. Der in
orei ie 30 Meter tief i'm 6sIisu lie
genoen Wiinsntdmmern undergraduates
mar, erfolGte aus eiusrn Nbitan0 pon
500 Meter, ObluohI Die Roftsn Der
arti1er Rieieuiprsn9ungsu iebr bepeus
tend iinO - lie iteIler iih i'm leg
teren 5falie auf ruuo $500! -, 1T
man bod NIT sen pirtldaftlihsn Gr.
sebniNtn iebr SuirieoeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
9ic ;tuSlf 0anuuen Der suGtania

Gle ultf tehniidem @eblete ilin
rcrloc ctalild)c ,5af5citidrlft .Guqt
uccring" p%croffcntlidtc eiucu Artitel
llber ole 2ulitunia. Dem tic 3ctd
uuHgcn beifil1t. @iIo 5 5eiqt eincn
@runoriB oe5 Yromeudoenoets, altf
Dem uubc beim Nuq oes Shiifes Ie
3tneI t5cm sfunonen einqe5eld)Het
limo. 4uf 9ilo 6 (Sbeltcroccf) lilto
odlt Weitcrc @eidilte 5t ienen. ntitt
lf}iffs mo oc1tern. 9il0 TO (@olo
EluD pcrrdth. mcldler Roltm ocs
Sdliifas sur Aufndbntc Ser fllr oic
mt.aefiihrtc Nrtiaerie nothmeloiqen
0iumitinn ojeut. 0ieier Shell
Room" befolo iih i'm itntolen Scr.
0crIhitf scr 2uiitunio. Cffenbar bat
ser Ncrfniicr 0es ArtifelS Is inter
loilcn oicie 10 3eitmmnQcu qendll
3u ItuOlrrt. IouIt bate CT mobl I'M
rno8lih 0en 5ab ihreiben fonpeu:
~Gds Sdjff mar elm umbepoiiueter
0ompfer, Der leine |qcruobnlide Mi
Qo6e mte III Srie0ets5eit erfiiat".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Tic uitnIieniidle Shmiterei". Il.

Slc uifnlttllIidle SmNfferei" IL
ter Dem Sltel .@0hnalib fouumt uus
ornt 6aue~ lAreipt Die b~ul9ariidle
o@anoela5eitulg ST oem &oracbcl
StdIleua 1rut0em Geltcrrcidl-
llnQorn leineln treibriid)igen e5entu=
llqet &crblmoeten nod Webletaubtre-
tlIttaen mudlen uollte. hat legterCr
geueu Die Gimme Der &erluuift pe.
lhloiicu lld) unbei0nuen ms llualild
St ltitrSeil. Gen 3entralntahten
hleiht MIR ubria. nit offclcnt &jlir
oic frcdlc @crou3forocrlunq 0e@ ial
id'eu ~5reunocS %nn5unebmen, Der nit
ihnoocm ltnouuf ulc &obltbaten lei
ner MISREPRESENTATION lohHt. ourd'
ben err SIT Wntt mo @lull5 qcIallgt
lit. Gle ~itaIieniide Shuftcrei MIRO
@uilaricns 0oltung nidlt GItoern.
Mud bot oas bulgarilde &olf fir ole
ltollenlldd HdllberppIitit teiuerlet
Spmputbien. 9cutlhlouo mo
0cIterreid llngarn. oic mobren &a
ter Ser G%ipiltlatiou un0 @mMuultat.
meroen nidlt mtergehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
gsie otr taplcre Ns%sSOinaen nnO

seiue MclocnQeiubrtcn ibrcu ltnttr
auQ ioH0cu itcit' lid crit test IT
nmI beraus. obcr mo- tonnte nit Il
tRrhcit 0ur0uf idllleBcrt oaB q odpci
asidt mil red1tcu 2lagcn 5uQiuA.
Die 0uitidc %%omirolltnt ntodlt he
snnnt. 0Q6 II - O2u ciucm hrltildlct
SaufOompfer. scr sic naltroIe idnpe
SlidcSSl00Qe iilhrte Qcrammt moroct
~. Gobei tanlcn bctountlid Nooi
Sn1Actittsout &}e0OruQcu uno 6ctrr
Gcttc I'M. llntcr oicicu limitonocu
2ycroen mohl tnOtidl altd sic bI0oeIteu
Griteuircuuoc 3nQcbeu mitIlcn, OoB
DIE neutralc 6lnuqe feiu 5dpb IN Ger
srieqS5oue iein tamL mcnn sic Neit.
rrugcil nidt cnerQild, ioIden NtiB
sroud) lbrcr 6laaoer p%erhEten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

u Y VI y u W.
ESs;cer's neutld)sam 1rif1nilde5 aotlbub
Fnr feiue SdiuIliel @ot &dloenldr
Ehreper. YreI5 10 2eut5.
Rdbma htnen.
rse .4oroitern~ : Hlabmaldiue 9to. l..
auf s Sabre idlcIfllid gurantrt, Crop
asno Se}ebauie. extra felne Solltlr.
ale u~eueiten 4}erbejletut9eti. aoiolut
Die belle DiaidJue, fIr trJeno eiled
Sreis erbdltltA ut p"
Ne .9torbItera" zSidbulaldlute NO. Z, Bes
H4lp ME 9io. /. nur MT dutlofn9It-
tncn Drop 9eno" s2'
xDig .Aoroitern~ s9tdbuaidiue Ato. 3. I'll
Rolpeu Cat 8ebdule, aItbonlntlldeni
.Ghoin cir, augelaaer z 0e'teu tttE
awthumatildem .Selt Hepldter 10
Aem arm. esbdrtete Stabltbelle. que
r~dttadntent5" III Santnet Nultdell
Cue quite Mnlhine aH DEM lebr butt
GER &reiS bon ulr SiS
s5Dse .Roroitern" = gtalhtle No: 4, &c
nau ME yio, 3, mr. IN 0e5t*edotiIet
Sue Sieie Mai6inen lino n~6ioIns gaa
rzntirt. Die Srntt bat Der Adutet al
axaaeu ulo ne betrdgt JON Goo bis 81.
x aGd Der 9''ton8.
1ieie Rrdmieuliite miro ohne t%nettere
ErtfS BON GEN gu Sett etAdtt6t uAp pct@
anOSrt, uuo oieie Eretie rlcbtelt lth il1d
Aem ieipeilieeu RurftlUertb.
YIN gelteu uuo Sideriteu 1T e. ods
ezstS per y 0 il a II 10 ung tgtonep
Ex0erl. Die Der Xo'tnleiiter III oeh gros
R<rsn Crtidufteu dlslteGeu ldrn. gu
aExrienoen. ebenlo gut IND lidler ltilo
ke grpreBa II in E ungeHL pel'
@e be AGenteu III allen @rpreEs Stattp'
wer auSItelen. @eun man ods @elo per
aNgoisarn .iiunq ODER per GrpreBdntuetlutl9
ff,aft. it Is utdlt uothIpeuoIg. Den hetref'
Erznsu IlrieF regiitriren 3u idrlen. lpentt
? ~ SSreTe Deutlld 9elhrieben 1T eegt
san noaeaeu Bdorgelo i'll Den 8rtet, 10
fadte Dtefer Itets reatltrtrt rueroer, nm
sdxr Al ieiu, odb oerleIbe rlftIg ant
Esxznrt. Tur G5ei0ielouugen i'll etilIdtlem
Brsefeerfdlaiie ii6erllebrren mir fetler'
Nss EerontportEtdfelt. Sn 6nue oou
Observation-Disclosures oeraetle I ia
zsf6tt. ote u | I steuIOluobl ipie DIE n E Ii
esftoFfice %an3ltaeheu. oenu lottlt tonilell
asvr ben Tdmen i'll ben 9ideru gar nIdlt
xvmsgu.
Tonepz Crcers cirfeu nidt. fute oas
10 oft aeidfieht. dls uerrteIttltdle A.lilt'
xxra anriGbebdIten percen. Ion
fs~rn Iilo ben 9riefeu bet8uleq'"
Cuit1nu1 erfnlat uur ourdl denoeeur9
ses gatuu1s duf Dem ToreBltretren.
Bon obreiilye eiufddh'
,.Arrb.srn", Sa GroNe, WIs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

uidt. 3o3 il oa3 Aflbtrnlten OcS
5pisbitbul. Der polt leincm ldicdten
eseruijieu NIT trlbCn Abmnqcn ge
elnaf miro. is miro nod ldlInnter
eOnunIcll.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Der Mnndlener or0Eter Nrieas

Ser bHhdlelicr arhEter Nrlege-
Shreten! A&ie g in eincr Scr aus
Dsundeu ilber 2opoon %tonmcn0ci
3epcide heift idljeBen inioIac Der
Snrdl Ole &ericnounG rroiter Guonil
snieu @ier an Die boueriihcn SolOn.
ten I'M 6el0c in Der boncriihcn0ditpt
ftnot Observation-Disclosures Slerfnoppbeit
biete Der 0ortiQcn 9otole ld,ou lie.
bcu llbr 2tbcnoS. G~ntieeIidll Ga
gTtdeint olih oen Muudeneru ais ser
groBtc NricaaidretetL bclnohe ais
r1Tle N
Die Geitter 0ieier SotdIe iolen Is
cod Der bnrlieQenoen 0cpeidlc oller
Slngs uertidt hdben, lire @1itc gum
Siu'onnoeeemB 81 oe.niren ooer
lanintiren gu lo'ien. 9tber man sanli
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Qn Grojle, Den %. &uui 1918.
Drdmien Site.

gsn S:ahr i'm @oralls be3ahlenOe abor'
m.,ss~n er6olten le eiueu ihonea HaitIs
H~r nTs Bramie gratis uuo portofrel; dl'
1rSmien iinb folgenoe Sur Ausodbl boz
Snszeeu:
RaturpoN.
sgsSssou ItnS I'M sc 15en breisebu HunIs
wmru erltienen mo nod ; Atlnts
mern ON !Ndlo.
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I'm WaIbiuatOu heat man ,~,crul;e

3!.Dci|cl" % qcQcn Die britildlen
&oIt &erlcBuunQet ttuo9 Qetbon lper
aeif fann. Wiit du0crcn @ortct: 9
miro mir acihon mcr0ert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

g}is bic 9innen bic u0tblae Mnnts
Tou erhaltcL ncroeu tbneu DC oo5t
ageh0riqeu SruppGn mtsgegan9cn letlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

grideint ieoeu 5reitas.

,9<rausaeber: Sic 9oroternsA nocIntior.
acolf Gotiorinn, YtdltoeHt.
@eidJdfts : Sotal:
Rkwnaerns @ebduoe, 1913 gedin Strabe,
Ga groile, Bis.
0ezes Eelepbou 1893. Alies Seleppon 39o.
abounementspteuS
-sxszeenitern". pro Sabr, frei per ~
.ss1Sitern". pro Saar. frei per
4sot @i''o
e< ssas1 T'as'' $500
Ns& europa, ausidliebltt 8eseu
8srousbesabluug,. portofret:
Nzsrgenltern" pro sSahr S.So
.Nsrbferm~, pro S0br e5.oo
G<seas BOdeuaassaOeli' pro Sapr ~o''O
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Nrami,u aesen Wiebrbeiablnug

% b II IL.
Exsseer's oeutld]sam .rifInild]e5 aottbup
IN neiue iSdiullicl @ot &dloenldr
Ehreper. YreI5 10 Seut5.
81 Il -, 4, Al n
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Ordered To Scorpion March 1

From August 1914. to october IL. 1914,
he served on additional duty as assist
ant to naval attache, American embas-
sy, London, and as assistant naval at
tache October II. 1914. to about March
/. of this year.
Lieutenant Commander Bricker was
ordered about March to take COM
mand of the Scorpion at Constantin-
ople. succeeding Lieutenant Comman-
der McCauley. The Navy Department
had not heard of his arrival to take
command of the vessel until news was
received of his death.
The three enlisted men who were lost
are:
ALBERT r. LEwERENZ. ordinary
seaman, of Milwaukee.
CHARLES FORD. cook. whose near
est relative Is his wife, Mrs Sadie Ford,
of Berkeley, Va.
IRVEN DOWELL mess attendant,
whose nearest relative is Mrs. Hattie
Dowell. his mother, living at Camp
Parole, Anne Arundel county Md.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Agent in Washington
Denies Villa Had Levied
Forced Loan on Merchants

Denial that General villa has levied
q forced loan on the merchants of Mon
terey. or has demanded a forced con-
tribution from the clergy. is made in a
telegram received today by Enrique
c. Llorente, confidential agent here Of
the provisional Mexican government,
from Raoul Madero, governor Of the
state OF Monterey.
Moreover. Mr.. Llorente pointed out,
the subscription raised was not 81, 900, 900,
but 1,0OO. 900 pesos, which at the pre-
vailing rate of exchange, ten to one.
amounts to 100000 gold.
Mr.. Llorente described as "grotesque-
ly ridiculous' the published statement
that San Luis Potosi had been evacu-
ated by the Villa forces. Villa has a
Strong force at San Louis Potosi, Mr..
Llorente said, and had troops stat oned
at intervals down the railway to within
fifty miles of TampiCo Obregon, who
was said to be moving against San Luis
Potosi. would be helpless to move ar
tillery, the Villa agent said, because
villa controls the railroads.
The flight Of Gen. Antonio Villareal,
one of the threa leading Carranzista
generals, from Matamoras to San An
tonic has been reported to the Villa
agency.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
TWILIGHT SLEEP"
LECTURE TOMORROW
DR.. Kurt E. Schlossingk to Ad.
dress Women at Belasco
Theater.

Washington women will be offered an
opportunity to observe the technique Of
twilight sleep" at the Belasco Theater
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. when
Dr. Kurt +. Schlossingk will deliver a
lecture with motion picture illustrations
of actual cases.
American physicians were slow to
voice their approval Of twilight sleep"
until they could see its successful ap-
plication by physician trained at Fret
burg. and DR.. Schlossingk has been
kept busy since his arrival in the United
States, since he was an associate OF
DR.. Gauss and DR.. Kronig. at the Fret
burg hospital. and can give authorita-
tive demonstrations.
A feature of DR.. Schlossingk's lecture,
to which women alone are to be admit
ted, will be question box" Any one
may ask questions on points not COW
cred by the lecture. The questions may
be put In a box at the entrance Of the
theater or asked personally at the CON
clusion ~ the lecture
Washington will hear the first lecture
in a tour contemplated by DR.. Schlos-
singk.
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
CLEANUP" STARTS
At THE WHITE HOUSE
Legislative and Executive Gov
ernment Branches to Join in
Campaign.

The legislative and executive branches
Of the National Government are to par
ticipate in the 1916 "clean-up-paint-up'
campaign here. A large force today be-
gan Cleaning up and painting up at
hundreds OF feet of scaffolding required
for the work will be in place by We'd
nesday.
Within a week or so it Is expected
work will begin on the first big
clean up and paint up" of the House
office building An Appropriation of
more than $4,000 was provided in the
general deficiency bill, and work will
be started as soon as Superintendent
Elliott Woods gives the word.
Preparations for the opening Of the
''clean-up-paint-up'' campaign on April
10 are practically completed, althou gh
DR.. Arthur l.. Murray, secretary, and
Chairman w. II: Richardson. of the
clean city committee. and A. II. Nc
Chan. chairman of the executive COM
mittee Of the Master House Painters
and Decorators Association still are
waiting for the official proclamation
calling attention to the campaign Col.
ored lantern slides bearing the words
"Clcan up, paint up" have been dis.
trbuted to all motion picture theaters
and these slides will be thrown on the
screens during the week preceding and
the actual campaign.
More than 1900 "clean up-paint up
signs, painted on heavy muslin, are
! ready for distribution to business con.
Germs, and the 10000 or NOR" clean up
paint up buttons to be distributed al
public schools are ready.
Dr. Murray has also planned a mum
| Der of talks at various schools. calling
attention to the campaign and the bene
, fits. esthetic as we'll as material
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Washington Girl
On Burning Yacht
Miss Lemira Gillett-Hill Escaped
With Other Guests From
La Sofia.
La Sofia.

Washington girl. Miss Iemira Gil
lett-Hill. was among the guests on the
yacht La Sofia, owned by Morgan
Adams, yachtsman and society man,
which was burned to the waters edge
of Long Beach, near Los Angeles, cal,
after a desperate battle against fire
and rough sea.
The yacht finally was abandoned ~
her passengers, who were put ashore in
boats. and an hour later went down
with the American flag flying. The fire
originated when the engine. back-fircd
and ignited some oily waste. There was
nothing aboard that rcsembled a panic.
Miss Gillett-Hill is the daughter OF
Mrs. katherine ~Gillett-Hil, of New
York, Honolulu. and Washington, and
q niece Of Miss Amaryllis Gillett, whose
residence in Massachusetts avenue Is
one of the most original and attractive
homes In Washington. She was pre-
sented to society in the Capital the win
ter CT l9l2-l9l3, and was a chum of Miss
Dorothy Gray Brooks, Miss Frances Et-
finger, Miss Nina StorKton, Miss Dor
othy Taylor, Miss Emily Beatty, and a
number of other girls of that year, who
enjoyed one of the gayest seasons ever
known in WASHINGTON,
Miss Gillctt-IIill is a talented musi-
clan. end has been STUDYING in New
York for the last two winters under
distinguished masters. She performs
delightfully."- IN the ukalele, the Ha-
waiian musical instrument which has
recently had such vogue In this coun-
try
Miss Gillett-Hlll is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Volney Adams, who were also
aboard their fathers yacht at the time
of the fire. together with a DISTINGUISHED
group, including Mr.. and Mrs. L. Avery
McCarty. Arthur Howard. and Arthur
0adWoEth-
The Washington times., 1915-03-22
Facing oncoming Hordes Of
Villa, First Chief HurIs Def
at Enemies.
DOUGLAS WILL SEE BRYAN
Counsel for ConstitutionaIists
Will Ask That U. S. Cease In
reference in Mexico.

With his back to the wall and facing
the oncoming hordes of Villa, General
Carranza today. in a message to the
State Department, hurled def at his
enemies.
He branded as ''maliciously false the
statements that he was preparing to
nee from Vera Cruz. and denied that
~the reactioraries," as he styled the
Villistas. had invaded the state of Vera
Cruz.
Shortly after this message was re-
ceived at the department, Secretary Of
State arranged for conference tonight
with Charles A. Douglas. who, as coun-
sci for the Carranza junta, In Washing
ton. has just returned from Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Douglas Is expected to inform the
Secretary of State that Carranza is en-
tirely friendly toward the United States,
but believes that this country should
cease interfering in the internal affairs
Of Mexico.
Tries To Force Issue.
That Carranza Is endeavoring to
force issues with the Villistas at
Tampico was indicated in dispatches
reaching the Secretary of State to the
effect that General Obregon, after
evacUating Mexico City started north
ward toward Tampico instead of
Joining Carranza at Vera Cruz.
Lengthy explanation OF the recent
tax levied on the residents of Mon
terey was given in a dispatch re-
cSiVed today from Consul George
Carothers. 1t was denied that the
tax was a war tax for the benefit OF
V%lla. On the contrary it was stated
that the proceeds were to be ex-
pended for food for the poor. Because
OF the assistance already given by the
American colony at Monterey and by
the American Red Cross generally in
Mexico, Villa, it was stated. had eX-
empted all Americans from the tax.
According to Carothers the tax was
Q graded one. the heaviest burden
falling on the storekeepers who had
charged exorbitant prices for food
stuffs. 1t is stated that Villa had
already bought large supplies Of food
for the oor, and Monterey was re-
ported as absolutely quiet.