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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
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SmberculpfS.

Sn benz q. 9. mebi5iuiiden 8eeorb
nprt 5. 9c5cmbcr 1914 iaat ST.. Sobn
Morth BON Suleoo: sd Bit smnt Grt=
idluTe sefommet,, baf v&alt" @errin=
gerung cine scr berpurraeenbiten 11ria=
den (pon gmberfulpis) lit. Sn alett
1aQen non %anfangeitber g%nberfmloiis lit
Cit Margcl an Calcium. @ielc ehcn tel
nc &abrnng, bic %gcniigeno Salt entbdlt.
Sn iplden Sdlle,t miii1cm ,uir SIT &alfper=
ict1ng i3mflmht ncbrten."
@dman's Mlteratibe iollte Elm geeignez
ter @eri nd i'll iolden Sal1en gsseben
nerben, nenn cine feiner 6a1ptz SSnarez
bien5en lit Calcium (&alf) in folder
@erbiubr11g nit anbern bermtttelnben
@egenitdnben. bie iid leidt ailimilieren
bel ser Standardization.
$50 fem @ebraub berbrnben tpirb NIT
%geeigneter 9iGt, friider 2uft 11nb bb9tez
Mid lebenben 2uitdnben, 9la1ben mir,
bab es iih in iebem Sale bon S11berz
fuIoiis bethdtigen miro.
sc entbdlt feine Sptaten, 8%etd1tblings=
mittel pber @etpobnbeit formterenbe Mez
bi3initoffe, baber es idablps at beriu6en
lit.
Gdrnatt 2abarptprp, 46ilabclpbia.
@ertamft in Mpltturs Mpntbefe,
ct. 0lotb, Nfinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
3bemeres

Scr engliide Yremier=Msfiniiter ba1
ppnl Garlmment abern1alS $50 Wll=
%lio>lel1 Yfuno STERLING betpiligt er=
balten, nadoem gnglano bis iett fiir
SEN &rieg sic @ieleniumme bon 962
Meiuionen Nfuno Sterling, (etlpo
1900 Millip1len 9pllars) perpulpert
bat. Sic Soften baben pro Sag bis
jest 100000 Yfuno Sterling Get
mo Is Wfiuionen 9pllars) betragen,
ulrb oabei madte @err MSquitb Die
menig tr0itlide Mittbeilung, 0ab lid
pom jest an Sic Soften b%etradtlid)
erl}oben miiroen. England braudt
sur 6ortfiibr1111g oes &rieges jett
orei Millionen Yfuno Sterling tag=
lidl ga lid) bos 6elD ser Operationen
erbeblid) ermeitert bat uno es ieinen
Nliierte1l bene,1 Sos &leingelb aus
5llgebe,1 beginnt, nit oem notbige11
Mammo,l under sic Mrme greifen
n11,B.
England bot mitbin fir SEN arieg
nlebr ols ooppelt 10 bobe Mufpen=
ou1gen gemadt mie Geutid)lano, mel
dies 5tpei &riegsanleiben, jeoe BON
5000 Millionen Marf, alio I'M gait
gen nod) 11idt ei1unal $50 Miuionen
Collars, aufgenomn1en bat, mopon
nud Elm betra9tlifber Soften 5l1r Ser
fiigung ltebt.
+ Inter ipl9en llm1tanoen lit ld1per
erlidtlid), mer bon Sen Miierten
mad, @ee1roigl11g 0es &rieges, fails
oerielbe giinitig iiir Geutidlano aus
faaen 'iolte, nod I'M stan0e fem
miro, Observation-Disclosures bon Ser
@Dbe 51 be5ablen, mie Tie 1entl6la11o
a>1o Seiterreid NIT boll ter 8eredE
tigl1ng perla1gen f0nnte11.
6ranfreid, 6amals oaS reidlte
9ql1o gl1ropas, braudte nabe5u orei
Sabre, ebe es Sen 8etrag, Sen es
1871 an 3euti6lan0 be5ablen muBte
un6 Ser lltn1pige 5000 Weilionen
6rancs betrltg, ~5uiammenpnmpen
fonnte. unb nab 8een6igung 6eS
7Oer &riegs nor 6ranfrei@ fina1=
5iea BEL meitem nibt 10 eridopft, mie
es bereits jekt lit, mo 6em 8olfe cine
geraoe5l 11ngebeuerlide S6uloenloIt
per capita %aufgebolit lit.
&11Blan6 lit finan5ien p0l1ig fertig.
Gs lbnl6ete SEN ar111en 6ran5oien be-
reitS Dor 8eginn 6es &riegeS 2O,=
600 Milionen Grancs, tpelde linn
CUR Germirfli6ung Ser &epande=
S6ee no6 nno nad borgeitreH ma=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
Sic 8lmti@mlo.

3iemlid 5uperlaiiige Mufabmen
baben ergeben, oaB in Ben eri item 800
Sagen oes &rieges insgeiammt t.
100000 Manner geto6tet un6 a.
100000 pertpun6et murben. Das
beoel1tet: Iogli9 tpur0en 5000,
ltiinolib runo 2t0, alle 5tpei Sef1.n<
Sen Z @ater, @erlobte, @obne in Ser
@liitbe ibrer Sabre gemabt. Saglid}
mnroen 10000 ltiinoli6 run0 625,
oQe 5pei 5efu11oen 81 8ater> Ser
lobte, S0bne atf 6as blutige S6mer=
~5e11slager g%etporfen, pon 6em iie niel=
fa9 als forperlide ur1o geiltige &ni=
1ren jid mie6er erbeben.
Gauien6 Meniden iin6 Ser Motb=
1pebr ser <0eutiben 5um Spfer ge=
faQen nn6 NIT ser 9uittania 5ugru1r0e
gegangen, lopiel, mie ettpa ale fu11f
Stun6en auf SEN Sbladtfel0ern if
res 2ebens beraubt mer6en. MlS Die
Sauienb 1torben, erbob ii6 rings IN
ser @elt elm Sdrei bes @entietens
int 9eamem ser Menidlid)feit. Die
uMenIdlidfeitr iiebt ihpeigeno at,
mie Sag I'M Sag 5000 Manrter birt=
%gen1or6et mer0en.
@os! @ir geben 6enen, amf oere1t
| Mpmifipn nn nie1e 9Ittfdf1tl0 fommt.
oenen, sic I'M 9on6elsprofite nno
um 2an6rallb SOS Moroen begon1en,
11noufborlid) unb in INNER 9roberer
6olge rel1e 8aionette, oamit &petter
qemor6et meroen fant, pern sic al
ten ltampf m1r6en. @ir geben ibnert
ne1te 6linten, neue @attoren, 1tel1e
@ranoten, 6anit tic meiter to6ten for1=
ren, nod mebr to6ten f0nnen. l1nb
6abei mogen mir 3u bebaapten, bab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

UAUvS CuNS
Sn europa miro ~grpitolis" Die tpun<
berbp0ite @ntoedlng auf Der Grbe &C.
1a1nt.
Sic 91idter Der 8riilieler unb Yari'er
Nlsitellungen baber bieiem ipunber6dren
oaarn.i.tcl onlbene McDaiqen perlieben.
S6on nadOem mir Die anlerifa1iiden
MeeJte cr(orr4. faGen bunberte bon Wdt1z
ncrn MD 6ra1en gei6rieben l1no bic
phdnp1nenalen @raebnile gerilbmt, Die lie
b1rh ibren @ebrd1ih ertpirften. 2e1te,
Die fablfopfig lparen Sabre lang, iagen,
tpie lie iebt nit benz 6errliden 9aar
alorrifi5ieren. @iele beridten iiber nel1en
6aartpl1ds in %tpeniger benn 80 3agen.
9nbere, ipelahe ibr 2ebtaq Grind batten,
iagen, baB lie refine, aeillnbe Gopfhant
befamen nah Elm aar In!pet1orllgen oie<
Ter tprnberpolcn 8ebanblung. Sc ma9t
lns nid6ts ais, % STR ausfalenbes
6aar, friihSeitipes grauem 5aar, berz
pflodneacs, iprDpes ober iaieriges
6aar, Grind, jllfenbe 6art ODER irgenb
cine Sprm bon &aar=5rubel babt, mir
nolen, baB Sbr ~Grbitolis" auf INFER
Meiifo fin beriudt."
@ir acben G1lh cine binbenbe @aranz
tie pbne irgenb pelde ~@erpflidtllneen
oper rot6es 8drbden, bab es gl1d feiz
men Gent fo1tet, tpenn mir glId nidt be-
peiic11, baB ugrbitolis" ales tbl1t, tpas
mir baiiir beaniprl1hen mas ipidtia lit,
mir haben aenltg @elb, Inn uni ere Gar
rantie 31 betbdtiqen. $1,000 iinp binterz
leet in ~llnierer lofalen 8anf als elm Spez
8inlz Tprbs, Ser b%eripirft ipirb, ipenn ipir
berfeblen, bieiem @ontraft geredt 5u
merben. Sdneibet ben na6 llnten an>
aegebenen Coupon als unb ididt tin
bette per 9plt an Sic Greslo 2aboratoz
ricn, 81 II Street, 8ingbamton, q. 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

ben, miirben %mettmoben, pos nns
an &orperfroft abgebt. M11S frild)e11
Sploatenfeblen ldalt es 81 inns her
u,f: IS brollt ein Sui mie Gpnner=
bail! u1o nlillionenfab falt oos gait
SC ou,tide &olf elm nit ser 1tegfor-
oerloen @eile: 90 lang cir 1ropfell
@lllt nod gliibt, nod) cine Saul Sen
0egell 5iebt, uno nod ein Mrm bic
Niidlc lpam1t, betritt Ser 6eino ni6t
belttld)es 2ano."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
5rcicr COUPON.
Size Grc5lo Laboratories,

mir auf SEM Sta16punft Ser Menid>
li9feit itanben. SSm Ma1nen Der
Menidlidfeit proteitieren mir geger
SEN sos bon Sarieno Meniden, -
nn6 ie6en Sag maden mir uns NIT
iduloia ant Moroe bon 5000 gGtern,
&erlobten unb S0bnen.
@lauben mir Mmerifaner ettpa,
6ab mir oesbolb 6em u1rausbleibliden
@trofgeridt entrinnett meroen, tpeil
mir an eirem gonntage, on Sent Die
@offenfabrifen fir eirige Stl1noen
rl1bten, lm Mufboren bieles idredli=
den Morbens gebetet baben?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
&eime ~@mt,mntbi9mm9.

@ie me11ig ser @erratb Staliens
1eutidlono entmutbigt fat, ergiebt
iid, aus eirem Grtifel ser @olniiden
3eitung, ser rtnmittelbar nod Ser
&riegserfldrung Staliens an Seiter=
reid geidrieben muroe; mir entneb<
men, INN sic folgenoen m11dtigen
@abe: u@s mag fem, bab Ser 3n=
pods, Sen Sic italieniiden l1eber=
lqrfer ibnen bringen, 6en geinnfenen
&riegsml1tb bon &riien, Tran5oien,
GnglGnoern, @erben, Montenegrinern
uno mas ionit nob Suit bat, BEN per=
mei11tliden giegern u5u @ilfe 5n et=
Ien," mie6er beleben miro; mogli6
a11d, 6oB sic l1ebermadt an Men-
iden nn6 amerifonii6en @eidiiben
nniere 0ffeniibe nod einmal fir Mo=
mente in 6ieiem @olferringen gum
steben bringen miro. @ufbalten miro
1ie nnleren Sieg nidt mebr, 6enm sic
Ioftoren, militdriide mie mirtbi6aft=
Iihe, sic in Sen perfloiienen 1neltr
Monoten fir uns gefo6ten baben,
iin6 BON Sag gu Sag fraftiger, f6ar=
fer, idnei6en6er, itegbafter %gemorben,
mabren6 sic Madtmittel nnierer
6ein6e Sag 11m Sag abbr0delrr un6
sic al1f 211g un6 Srug geitiitte Stim=
m1ngsmo6e in england mie 1T
Tranfreid nn6 9iuBla1r6 unter Ser
@16t ser 1ie mebr nn6 mebr bela<
1ten6en @obrbeit 11n6 Ser iiberinalti=
gen6en 1baten ser perbiin6eten Srup=
pen 5uiammenbridt.
@enn aber uniere @egner in Sem
@laltben leben iollten, lie tpiir6en
NUN init 6ilfe jener Mbtriinnigen ibr
uns 10 oft probleriid p%orgebaltenes
&riegs5iel ser @%ernidtung 9e1ttld=
LAMBS erreiden, 10 baben ie nidt NIT
6em Croft, nidt NIT ser @aterlan6s=
liebe gerednet, sic je6e S6oQe So
Sen gum Sdiitengraben m1Stperfe fen
11no nit Dem &er5blut 6eutider @an<
11er pertbei6tgen miro. Sic meroen
cine 11ns mobltbuen6e @nttanidnng
erlebenL ipenn file 6arauf gebaut ba=
ben, 6ob ser 8ulauf Ser Staliener
inns idreden fDnnte. Sic mer6en
au9 uns binter Ser 6ront getpoppnet
un6 bereit fi1oen gu je6em Spfer, GIT
jeoer M1,fbietr1ng on &roft unb 8il=
len, sic 6os @oterlan6 bon nrs for
Bert. Midt MIR en- @elo utr6 @ut,
o11d an Slut un6 2eben. @ir De1t<
1de fins feline @edcnidiiten, >pir idie-
ZEN Ben 6ein6 nidt in ben &iiden.
elber jeoer 6el1tide Mann nit gera<
Sen @1ieoern bot in Ser Sugen0 iei=
ner MebrpfIidt geniigt, uno menn
es uns Mlten o11d nidt gegonnt NOR,
NIT ser SSl1geno in 6as Sel6 5u 3ieben,
1onte es einmaI gelten, oeuti@en
Mutterbo6en gu pertbeioigen, 10 piir-
SEN mir ale tpie6er in Sic &eiben ire
ten uno 6as @etpebr i6ultern, lt1ro
ser feite @i1e, 31 iiegen, ste beiliee
@eaeiIterung, sic bl1r9 unier 8olf ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

Ie,ttldlomo SEN &rieg nod nidt er-
fl0rt, ais Elm fran5oliider Blieger
gombem in 6as offenm Miirnbere
marf. Die critic offene oeutide Staot,
sic BON ei,1em engliiden 6lieger bout
baroiert >puroe, mar @iiiieloorf. @eit-
oem iiuo Tliegerangriffe a11f offene
ocl,tlde Staote mieoerbolt gemo6t
woroen. 0as frieolide @eioelberg lift
mebrfab bombaroiert moroen, obi6on
cs militdriibe Mnlagen pon @eoe1=
tl1ng meoer in see Staot mod IN III
rer ltmgebung giebt. aber sic fran=
a0lild)en uno engliiden 6lieger idei=
nen li6 nit @orliebe Staote, sic of
ne militdrii6e 8eoel1tung iino, aus
5uiuden, neil iie BORT ant ii6eriten
Dor Mngriffen unb Dor @erfolgung
1in6. 9fennenSmertben Sda6en ba=
ben oiei e Mngriffe biSber nirgenotpo
angeridtet, oafiir iinb ibnen eine
qon5e Mn5obl Menidenleben gum
Opfer g%efaler, u1lo 1nter oen Spfern
befan6en ii9 a1d 5ro1en un6 Slit
Ser.
81. 6eut16e 2utflotte bot ibre Mn=
qriffe falt INNER gegen feinoli6e
6eltungen geridtet o6er gegen Nlate
Don militqriider 8ebel1tung. Sogor
Meprelialien, gu melden 6urd @m=
griffe feinoliber 8lieger auf offene
6el1t1be Sta6te berausgefor6ert muir
Sc, limo in ben allermeilten Sauen &C.
gen befeltigte o6er tpenigitens Der
tbeioigte N1abe geridtet moroen.
Mu6 9onoon fann als offene Staot
nidt betradtet mer6en. Ctr Cecil
spring=@ice bebauptet in ietner
ge1dtper6e, sic &auptlto6t @nglan6s
Iei 10 gut mie ridt befeitigt. Domit
giebt er ielblt gu, oab ste Staot nidt
gang obne militdrii@e @e6eutung tit,
alio ouf fein6lid)e Angriffe gefaBt
1ein muB. Mber ielblt tpenn 2on6on
gar feline militariibe 8eoeutnng bdt=
te, piiroe sic bon bem engliiden 8ot=
l6ofter in @oibi1lgton erbobene 8e-
1hmer6e no6 feline 8ere6tig1ng bu=
ben, oenn Damn miir6en ste Mngrtffe
altf 2onoon als @ergeltnngSmaBre
gelm fir sic bon engliiden uno fran=
50iiiden 6liegern auf offere oent19e
@ta6te periibten Mngriffe immer nod
gu re9tfertigen fem. 5i@ 5n befla<
qe1 aber tpiir6e England au6 Damn
nod fem &edt baben, tpenn Sic Mn=
griffe a11f 9on6on gang un6 gar INT
p%rboo5iert getpeien maren, 6enn Damn
miir6en tie INNER moh gere6te Ser
geltung fir 6te Sd)an0tbaten 1ein, Die
england in friiberen &rtegen gegen
an6ere @0lfer beriibt fat.
england bat in ieinen &riegen nod
niemals ge8ogert, bon Sen ibm CUR
@erfiig1ng iteben6en &fmitteln
oen riidii@tsloielten @ebrou& 5n mo-
@en. England iammert iiber Ste
@MidtiIiidtsloiigfett or6erer immer MIR
6ann, 1pen11 es an einen iiberlegenen
@egner geratbe1 lift. Dant Hagt es,
6aB es @teine erbarme1 f0nrte, mern
mo11 feline gemet1e beu6lerii6e Na=
tur ni6t beiier farnte. @as immer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
Cute @eIe0enbeit.

Cine i'm @ei9bilo Ser Sto6t Mel.
roie geIegene, 40 Mder Garm, unter
&1Itur, @obnbous NIT bo0em @aie.
ment uro 10 3immert, eIeftrtide 8e.
Ieudturtg un6 @iiterre, l1nter giiniti-
gen 8eoingrngert at tn11fen. Mdbe.
res at erfragen BEL Mnton 2udemeper,
MeIroie, Minn. 24.ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

mabren6 ser fro5oliiden &epoll1tion
bernor, Ole int Sabre 1893 iiber 6R
Milionen 0rancs betrug ltno 5u 0e=
rem 0efl1ng 5tpar bereits i'm 9e3em=
Der 1889 44A Wtiuionen Ser beriid=
tigten Aiiignaten in Nlnpeiiungen a11f
Die geiltlid)en Sitter in umlauf &C.
ie,bt lultroelr, lpobei fir Sen @ertb ie=
zines 2ipres Scr gtaatsidnlo IN Sen
@an6en ser 8eiiber 5ebn 2ibres Ser
Mliignaten ais 0edung gelten loate11,
sic jebod) balb 6erart I'M @ertbe ian=
fen, oab 3. g. flint Sabre ipater in
Eoris elm Eaar Stiefel NIT 10000
2ipres in Aiiignaten be5ablt meroen
mubte. Man 0arf bier mobl BON eli
11er Nidtauerfenu1ng Ser Staats=
l6ul6 re0e1t, 90 sic %Nlusgabe Ser
pertbloi en Eapier ieben i'm @r11nbe ia
nidt5 a1beres mar als Elm Mittel, ser
|11nlult, 6em Stoatsbanferott Sen red=
ten Nan1en 5u geben, aus 6em @ege
gu geben.
Sb lid Sra11 @iitoria mie6erbolen
miro un6 cine Ser fampfer6en @ad=
tie in sic Motbmen6igfeit periett per=
SEN mag, 6em i6ledten 8eiipiel 6es
6ranfrei6 unb England Der friiberen
Sabrbunoerte 31 folgen, lit freilid
cine 5rage> 6eren @eanttportung 1ib
porerit mir bermrtbungstpeiie geben
laBt, oa ii6 sic 8ramiiien oa5u nl1r
aus ser Observation-Disclosures
berleiten loiIen.
Statiltiihe Gombinationen re6en
bon AZ MiQiaroen Collars, sic Ser
&rieg Sen tbeilnebmenoen Nddten
nit elmer etapa 35O,OO0,O00 3ablen=
Sen 8ep0lferung toiten mag, menl1 er
nidt langer als 3tp0lf Monate oauert.
Gum @erlta10nib 6ieier 3ablen iei
geiagt, ooB in Sem angenommenen
.6aae sic Sdul6 iener &0lfer pro
&opf ooppelt 10 bo6 fem miir6e, alS
ite Dor so Sabren fir ben Mmerifa-
ner betr11g, mo- 1869 BEL elmer gepol=
ferlngs5abl bon 3 7,000,000 3pei un6
einbalb MiQiar6en Sdulben ga tpa=
rem.
9bne 3peifel fonnte es iid bel1te
in eriter 2inie MIR INN &ublano fan,
oeln, SOS init ser Moglidfett at red]>
men bot> sic Midteinbaltung ieiner
ms, l1ngebeuerlide ge1padienen
Stoatsidul6 m1s5uipreden ltno 10 sic
@%1t5iin6u1tg Der &riegsfodel, binter
ser 6ranfreid 11n1 ieiner bielen, oem
lieben &erbiin6eten %geliebenen Mil=
lioner mi0en ber1auft, redt tbeuer
GIT be5ob1en.
l1n6 2euti9lano? Man braudt
fo11m sic optimiitiide 8rile a11f5u=
ieten, INN meoer5uidreiben, 6aB es
fir sic o%ufgetporfene Trage crit al
al(erlebter SteQe in 8etradt fommen
miir6e> benn es bat, mie es mebr als
geniigen6 betpteien, midt MIR oie
ltarferen Merpen, ion6ern a11d einen
redt ei11n6en nnerpus rerum," 6elien
@ur5eln in Ser 9batia@e lieget1, BOB
es bis Musbr11b bes &rieges 10 gut
mie feine @tootsiduloen botte uno
oaB sic borban0enen ourd ben @ertb
ieiner @iienbabnen reibli@ geoedt
marert.
@el6e 6o1gen ober sic @idtaner=
ieiner sduuloen ie;tens zines
9on6es fir sic neutralen 2anoer,
Sem Nanen 1,ad olio m1d fir Slime
rifa, baben mag, 6em nad)3uoenfen
un6 nad15ugeben mag es an Ser 3eit
fem, tpe1rn ser 6inan5miniiter elmer
Ser fr%iegfubre116en @a@te miro be-
fenret miiiien: vNon pol ll1m1ts!"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
WARSAW'S FALL WILL
STIMULATE RUSSIANS
Army Officers Here Scout Talk OF
Early Peace in
Eurone

Talk of early peace in Europe as the
result of the fall of Warsaw is secuted
in army and navy circles here. Though
the officers cannot talk for publication.
owing to President Wilson's orders.
many of them said yesterday that the
capture Of the Polish capital by the
Germans made it certain the war could
not end this year.
It was pointed out that England and
Russia Now could not entertain peace
proposals of any sort. The advantage
at this time lies all with the Germans
the officers declared. This. they said,
would enable the Teutons to make their
Own terms. That England will not let
Germany dictate terms-at this stage at
least-goes without saying. they declare.
Many Of the officers do not believe that
Russia will weaken as the result of War
saws fall. They declare that on the
contrary the defeat will serve to stimu-
late their forces They discredit the talk
of Russia making a separate peace with
the Germans.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
bILLION.D0LLAR
BUBBLE PRICkED
Georgia Promoter, Arrested
in N. Y, Is Charged with
Using Mails to Defraud.
VAST PROJECT PLANNED
Indictment Says Cotton Marketing
Scheme Covered 800
Counties.
VAST PROJECT PLANNED

New York, Aug. S.-As he was leaving
brokerage office at No. Ill Broadway,
to catch train for Texas, Phillip e.
Wadsworth. president of the Cotton
Growers Cooperative Society, OF
Atlanta, Ga, was arrested today by
Postoffice Inspector Mayhem and Martin
charged with using the mails to defrauo.
The arrest was made on complaint OF
Assistant United States Attorney Edwin
NJ. Stanton. from information contained
in Federal indictment returned against
Wadsworth in Atlanta last March
According to the Indictment, Wads-
worth started In June 10, 1912, to pro-
mote a billion dollar cotton growers.
union to create scientific system of
marketing the American cotton crop. He
planned to give the farmer Is cents
pound for his cotton, build bonded ware
houses in eight hundred counties in the
that the monied interests of this coun-
try would have to bow to his will.
Called Farmers Serbs.
Part OF the scheme. says the indict-
ment was to impress on the farmer THAI
cotton growers and manipulators had
grown rich. while the farmer remained
in serfdom and poverty. Wadsworth
maintained an elegant suite of offices
in the Third National Bank building. in
Atlanta. His letter heads stated that
the proposed capital of the society was
$50, 100000. the proposed bond issue $780,
100000 and the total resources Of the
company were s250,OOO,000
He gave his title as president, and the
government alleges the company was
managed and controlled by him. 1t is
further alleged that Wadsworth knew
his certificate of Incorporation was
fraudulently obtained and that no part
of the capital stock had been subscribed
and paid for before it started business
and that the company never intended
having any bona fide capital stock.
When arraigned before United States
Commissioner Houghton, he demanded
an examination and the hearing was set
for August &c. He was released in $500
bail, given by a friend.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
u. 5. TO DENY
BRITISH CLAIMS
Replies Will Avoid Deadly
Parallel'' as Drawn by
Crey's Note.
FRYE REJOIVDER READY
State Department Has Many Official
Notes to Write Before Taking
Up Mexican Trouble.
FRYE REJOINDER READY

In the interval that is to elapse before
another Pan-American conference on
the Mexican situation is held. the atten-
ton Of the State Department will be con-
centrated once more on q number of
problems growing out of the controver-
sizes with the European belligerents.
The two matters of greatest importance
are the replies to the German note in
the Frye case. and the several British
notes defending their practices in inter-
ference with American trade with neu-
trail countries.
Frye Note Drafted.
The reply of the United States in the
Frye case has been drafted and probably
will be submitted to the President in a
day or two. No note to Great Britain
has yet been drafted. but So much pre-
liminary work has been done on that
subject that no considerable delay is ex-
pected.
1t is likely that full advantage will be
taken by the administration of the OPP
portunity afforded by the British plea Of
Germany's action as justification for
what England is doing to apply the same
rule as was used with regard to Ger
many's attempt to blame her submarine
campaign on Great Britain. Language
quite similar to that used in the notes
to Germany, informing her that the
United States could not admit into its
controversy with Germany anything re-
garding Great Britain, will probably be
found in the note to Great Britain.
Blockade May Be Unlawful.
By some officials it is felt that the
United States would be justified in de-
claring that Great Britain. in admitting
that her blockade is a retaliation for
the submarine operations of Germany
has admitted by implication that her
blockade is a reprisal. and therefore be-
yond the law. By others the opinion
is held that Great Britain was clever
enough in writing her note to stop just
short of actually admitting that her
blockade measures are to be viewed as
4 reprisal.
!: is now certain that the American
reply will concede practically nothing
of the British argument, and that 1t will
evade the deadly parallel Of the Amer
lean civil war cases by maintaining that
the parallel drawn by the British is real
situations.
The suggestion has been made that the
logical step for the United States is to
concede the British contention that
blockade of Germany would be ineffec-
tive unless trade through neutrals is
scrutinized. and then to declare that tho
proper conclusion from this fact is that
the blockade should be abandoned, rather
than that the rules of a blockade should
be changed to suit the situation.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-07
TRADE WITH NEUTRALS
DEMANDED BY PACKERS
Send Delegation to State Department
Asking for understanding with
Great Britain.

Representatives of the Chicago pack
ers called at the State Department yes
terday and repeated their demands that
the United States arrange with Great
Britain an understanding by which they
may be permitted to resume their trade
with the neutral countries of Europe.
The members of the delegation were
Arthur Meeker. of Armour & Co., and
Henry Veeder and c. j. Faulkner. jr..
counsel for Armour & Co and Swift &
Co. The conference was held with
Chandler Anderson. special assistant So
licitor of the department. The packers
submitted a number of suggestions on
which. they thought, some progress
could be made toward reaching an under
standing.
The disposition of the packers is that
If Great Britain will not permit them un-
restricted trade with the neutral coun-
tries, an effort should be made to get
Great Britain to agree to permit them
to resume their normal trade with chose
countries: