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hunt So please bring me gun.
Lots of us boys wants to hunt and
have a good time Christmas and also
bring me a knife and all sorts of
fireworks. Bring me all sorts of good
things to eat. | have a little sister
just five months old. Don't forget her.
and / have an older sister, Is years
old bring her pair of kid gloves.
Santie Claws don't forget no little
children for all enjoy the time for
you to come. Goodbye.
FLOYD WEATHERFORD
Hampshire, Tenn, Dec. 4, 1915
Dear Santa Claus.
| will drop you few lines to tell
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RICHARD HART.
Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus.
want adolf that has pink dress
and bring sister a baby doll that goes
to sleep. Bring me an automobile
that has lights and horn, also back
seat so my sister can ride with me.
] want the sand mill that runs Oh
a track, not the one that the play man
pulls the thing to make it run. |
want drum and soap for my bubble
blower want a wind shield on my
automobile, and if you make swords
bring me one. Bring sister doll and
doll buggy, piano and little table
and dishes. Please bring some candy,
oranges, tirecrackers roman candles.
] cant think of anything more but if
you make anything else | would like
to have some. Your little boy
NOLAN PADGETT GARTNER.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec ;, 1915,
Dear Santa Claus
| don't want you to forget the poor
and those that have no fathers and
mothers. Santa Claus bring me a
pair of gloves, ring and football. Bring
me some fireworks, nuts candy and
fruit. Your little boy,
WILLIAM MCKINNEY.
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May with lots Of nice things You
can come down our chimney, for we
have torn down our old one and put
one back. We have a rail pen around
the chimney and you can climb upon
il and slide down without any dan
ger. With good wishes.
HARRY +. MOORE.
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Glendale, Tenn, R. F. D. No. /,
Dear Old Santa Claus.

Dec. 4, 1915,
Dear Old Santa Claus.
have been good little boy this
year and go to church every Sunday.
] want you to please bring me drum,
air gun and a little wagon to haul
wood in. Also bring plenty of fire,
works of all kinds and lots of nice
things to eat So | hope you wont
forget me and all my friends and
,schoolmates Be sure and don't for.
get my little friend A. B.. So good.
bye Santa, Hoping to see you Xmas
/ am your little boy,
WILLIAM CRUMLEY.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. 4, 1915.
Dear Santa Claus.
I am a little boy seven yeare old
My name is Ernest Davidson. Please
bring me a little train and track a
pistol and some caps, oranges, ap'
pies, nuts, raisins, candy and lots OF
good things to eat and all kinds Of
fireworks, Don5t forget mother ia
Their, brother, grandma and grandpa
and Aunt Dealie, Uncle Joe and I'm
Gle John. From
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. 8, 1915.
Dear Santa Claus.
am a little girl fire years old.
want you to bring me fur set, new
head for my doll, Pansy, some goods
to make doll clothes. Please rehll
nv work box. | would like tablet
and pencil, some good things to eat
and some sparklers. Your little girl
WILL FRANCES JOURNEY,
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Letters to Santa Claus
O. es Ase3oseo g0S s0e zee O0OeOO0e0eaeS00

| want you to bring me a nice brace
let and a nice ring and a pair OF
shoes and a pair of kid gloves and a
large doll dressed in pink Apples,
oranges, candy, nuts and lots OF good
things to eat. Please don't forget pa
pa and mama and brother and grand
ma and grandpa. | will remain your
little girl, LILY HESTER
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som, Tenn, Dec. 4, 1915

som, Tenn, Dec. 4, 1915.
Dear Santa
Here comes two little boys who
think they have been good. We want
YOU to bring US a little wagon and
a billy goat wagon, air gun, and
something good to eat. Your little
hnYS.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec, 8, 1915.
Dear Santa Claus.
l am a little girl eight years old,
j want you to. bring me a rain coat, a
box of colors, a game of old maid.
Please refill my work box. Give me
some good things to eat also some
sparklers. Don't forget my grandma
grandpas and bring all the poor chill.
dren something. Your little girl
RUTH JOURNEY.
columbia, Tenn, R. s, Dec. 4, 1915.
Dear Santa Claus.
| am little girl II years old ana
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Dear Santa

Dear Santa.
Will you please bring me a jump
ing jack, and lots of nice things to
eat. Don't forget me some goober
peas.
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Hampshire, Tenn, Dec 4, 1915,
Dear Old Santa Claus.
| am little girl years old !
have been going to school. My teach
er is Miss Mary Brown. | like her
fine. Now Santa please bring me
flower vase and some pretty hair rjb'
bon and lot of nice things to eat.
| will not ask for any more as yol
have so many little children to 90 20
Your little girl,
PENCIL BROOKS
Dear Santa.
Please bring me a doll and a doll
bed, and lots of nice things to eat
Please don't forget papa and mama
Your little girl,
RUBY WOODY.
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you What want ! am a little boy Q
years old, and am going to school. |
like my teacher fine. Her name is
Miss Mary Brown and please bring
her something nice, and bring me
stopper gun and little wagon, some
roman candles and fire works and all
good things. Well, that's all. Your
little boy, ZOLLIE BROOKS.
Hampshire, Tenn, Dec. 4, 1915.
Dear old Santa Claus.
| am little girl almost six years
old, almost old enough to go to
school | live on a hill, Mama said
she was afraid you could not get up
to our house with your wagon. Just
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leave it at the foot of the hill and
walk up. l have a little song sing
1t is Little Fairy Snow Flake. Down in
the flue old Mr. Santa ClausWhat is
keeping your mama knitting stock
lngs, Pussy got the ball. Don't you
thlnk old Santa Claus the grandest
old man of all. Bring little basket
tull OF candy and some nuts of all
KINDS, some nice hair ribbon. Your
little girl,
GEORGE ANN BROOKS.
+. S.-Please don't forget my sis.
ter Clennard Brooks and bring her
something nice.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. 3, 1915
Dear Santa Claus.
| am a little boy three. | will
write and tell you what | want you
TO bring me. First | want a pistol
automobile, picture book and lots
OF nice things to eat. With my best
wishes. Your little friend,
R. A. WOODY
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Santa.

viii !ol please be so kind as -
bring ne doll, a little doll trunk and
s)me ca, dy and lots of nice things
to eat Please bring my sister Lau,
"a Mai Teddy bear From
CARRIE WOODY
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Culleoka, Tenn,,D &c. 4, 1915.
Dear Santa Claus.
am little boy years old and i
want you to please bring me gun
and some firecrackers and apples,
candy and oranges and don't forget
Uncle Ben bring hime something to-.
HOMA GARDNER.
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Iron City, Tenn.

1DedT SANTA ClduS.
Please send me billy goat wagon
and harness and an automobile race
track.
RICHARD HART
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. 5, 1915.
Dear Santa Claus.
am a little girl ten years old. |
60 to school every day. | always have
good lessons too. | will please ask
you to bring me pony and buggy
and new dress and all kinds of good
things to eat. From
MISS MAUD PULLEN.
To Santa Claus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
MINE MANAGERS MAKE
STATEMENT OF THEIR
SIDE IN BIG STRIKE

Continued rsem regs 99sl 49,.
made against Officials of the mining
ompanj,s. Who then decided 20 leave
he district hclirVmG the federation
cHdprs planned cmployius bands OF
McXicans l.d hV Americans 20 seize
'ha managers and subject them to hu-
initiation and INJURY They lett the
district Dctoher Tho attempt ot
The sbtriu ta have them held on %
barge uf felony al Lerdshurh n a..
rs then related ia the statement
which SAWS Following the establish
mont ot th, mHuap rs IN El Paso 70
VAS asserted that federation ieaders
nude q house FL house canvass of Mo-
renI and Mcfcalf forcing worhmen
Is john the umon
Hands of M,NlHns led Boy Amfri-
'm lieutvuauts of the federation IL
Was stated rounded up non union
Wen who Wefe dragerd from their
homes anI beaten. They were then
ffered the alternative of lcuVnr
own 90 Uff.liHtmg with the fedora
Iona NrHrW hundred victims Of
uuhs have made afndHNlts as 40 Nio-
euCe visited upon them a reign of
error existed in tine district
While % prevailed. from October
to october s.. Governor Hunt ssdcd
tatemouls and reported that perfect
1fltr was being maintained in the
stflko zone
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sEnnrtNs IEoNPTrRE

Nl.h. Friday oct - uia London,
oct IS. u. M Tho offiCiAl COM
muuIratl0u ISSUED tndDX hy the war
Ufngc Fgye
"On the twenty firat fighting cone
tinued along the northern front in the
direction of the M0taya, our troops
hold positions on tho right bank ot
the Mlnkn river Near startcheva our
troops drove the enemy uut nf thcr
lines IN the Belgrade section The
fehtinR continues without change Of
position
con the eastern front az kniazcvatz,
the enemy dispnsiug largo forces. at
tackled again our position at Matchak
and carried u after "a determined
bomb attack, hut with "a oountcr-at-
tack we won back the position.
con the right bank Of the Mem
uhavu our troops rocaptured q posi-
ton at ToutHka Livrnde and Patton
chan which the enemy had taken in
the morning On the lelt bank of The
Mlchuya, fighting is going on at
Vlatchkui and plAnina and also south
of Nlasaina. HlaA and near kuuHno.
go. where the enemy has concentrated
Important forces Toward krivolak
the battle has been Joined boy the
French troops who are fighting with
us."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
UNITED STATES
IN CAMPAIGN To
GET WORLD TRADE

NV "'NHlHA 'oNNHsA SPECIAL LhhHhu MihHl
Washington oct "a Elaborate
plans FOR world wide campaign for
trade by the United states are re-
Yealed ln the estimates al the depart
mrnt of commerce expenditures for
the next fiscal year 90 be presented
10 congress this winter
Through the bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce. the department
proposes tao aid American merchants
and manufacturers IN taking advantage
uf opportunity now before them ana
Ia preparing tor the struggle in trade
supremacy which commercial officials
are certain VIII follow the European
war
REORGANIZATION of the staff M
Washington and am increase 10 about
twice its present eNtcut nf the foreign
commercial service, are contemplated
according 20 statement today by Dr
T. D. Pratt chief uf the bureau APP
propriauous Will he sought - provide
for extensive inNestigations of COM
mDr.lal conditions abroad and for
tariff inquiries by the cost of produe-
tion division
"rho commercial attachc service
BIAS been iu existence just about "a
year." said Or Pratt "lt has proved
$50 useful that ana addition OF zen COM
ueraill attaches viii bo recommended
as pant of the general program oi
preparedness These attachos 1t is
Intended, Will be stationed Ina Japan
luda South Africa, spain Scnndina-
Vlu. italy The Netherlands the Bal
kuu states. Central America and Won
pEuclH aud colombia
IA similar increase ia the bureaus
WORK iu promoting trade with LATIN
AWvriDa VIII BE- requested. This VIII
enable thc bureau 90 conduct O. NUM-
Der of special INVESTIGATIONS there.
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|, 900 BULGARS
SLAIN BY SHELLS
OF ALLIED FLEET
., .a'~as loo's.l s.se.., $3.50 .''.l

nf HnHHHn fHNNHsA nFtafah hAfeNn HiNHi
ondou. oct IS l3t25 a. M Tho
bamhardmcnt Of DchcHfhatch caused
tbs loath of ten civilians and over O.
thu ANA soldiers and there ALSO were
fuo number pf soldiers wounded
SAWS dispatch 90 the Exchange Teic-
graph company from Athens
IS lHrre proportion of tho military
casualties The correspondent adds.
were lu tho barracks which housed the
fourtoth Bulgarian regiment The
barr1 kp wore crowded with soldiers
who were prepared for their mnal.
WHOM the hOmhnrdment was opened
ut o'clock with accurately aimed
st "a which demolished tho barracks.
hfrua the occupants ln the ruins
Troops engaged in digging trrnche
around The town also sustained very
hcav losses
tirea caused hy the exploding shells
DESTROYED The railway station and sur
rounding buildings. doing enormous
damanp n is stated thHt the entire
Joss from ihc humhufdment which
lasted four hours VIII hc several mil
lion pnupas
Tho correspondent soys the bonn
harfmcnt WINS directed hy noroplaaos.
which flow over fho town throughout
tho afternoon Three WafshipB p0r-
tieipntcd The Buglrans are now
envaeed 10 preparing defense works
ON tho surrounding mountains
iNrtO Lagos wills 0ercplr bonn
hafdrd ~ eight WarnhWa Thursday
and aEniu ON Friday.
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ROBBERY MOTIVE FOR
MURDER OF VOORHEES,

Chicago oct. Investigation Of
the murder of Franklin r. Voorhees,
on saturday night ted the police to
tho belief tonight that the broker. who
was shot almost at hts own doorway
iu Ii fashionable residence section
Nos Il victim of robbers. This belief
1,aa based ON the fact that diamond
which Mr Voorhees, wore had been
snapped from ii scarf with a pair of
uippers
Mn Voorhees, was tho head OF "A ia
Sale, street urm bearing his mans
which represented firms having con
uacts for obtaining war munitions
far Great tHUaiu and her allies II
Wua thought ot first that the murder
might have boon committed by some
on. whose eumity had been aroused
hy this activity.
Ralph Voorhees,, SON of the broker
ana associated with him iu business
said 10 was possihl, o. war fanatic or
personal enemy might have killed his
father but he could find no basis for
than theory
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OGDEN MEMORIAL
HALL TO RECEIVE /
FRESH IMPETUS
Friends of Man Who De,otsi
Time and Money to Educa-
ton In South VIII Paw Trb
ute to His Work.

lttC FmonU Nh ffat mis-
orv Of Robert Curtis oa5s,, - "a MEM
August 6. lql3. Is N rs...... +. llel
from his southern frf.r,ds t.9lie
public meeting ~ bo he.s -afge
mond ON Novemher S. Vhen g. ''ea'
den's early associates viii -. -'..' ls-
rate his devotion II M oans. 's eiIao-
cation In the southern st9fes ga e' 1ul'
describe the amgzino grooves ''s ! a.u
work he started va t'e
Tie meeting +. per If ,i..
posed by former President WIN. pl i,
Taft. Ambassador Waite. "a Ky II
Commissioner of Fdrcstior T. p F gsse
ton ana seHentv-five otber lras..,. 'aA-
national ana educational affsirlS "
erect memorial TO Air Oris,e h., tt
form Of AN auditorium 1rf5i,L 'a.
HAMPTON institute. Hamuton A.. N
ogden. VINO was presIdent III nv ,. 'lI'
tees of the HAMPTON nstitHi. %.
nearly forty wears. was me laa1c-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
TEMPS ENGAGES IN
FRANK DISCUSSION

Paris, oct 24.-"The duty of the
government, is the heading of a
leading article printed today In the
Temps which discusses the situation
confronting the cabinet brought On
hv the balkan policy and aggravated
by the resignation of Theophile Del
cosse from the foreign ministry.
The Temps says the hour for manly
resolutions has struck. II admits a
change Of ministry az this time would
be grave evcntuality but declares
that feeling OF uneasiness being APP
parent. it would be better frankly 70
remedy il and that il would be pue-
rile 10 deny it's existence.
The newspaper concludes
"ls the government of today capa-
bile of action with the promptitude
and vlgor demanded We earnestly
hope SO. II not we await with conf
denee the government of tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP.

The two children Of ]. W Nix. mer-
liant Cleveland. Ca had Group last
winter. one was "A boy Of 6, the other
a plu OF years. MIR. Nix writes:
Both got SO choked up they could
hardly breathe and couldn't talk.
save them Foleys Honey and Tar and
nothing else and it entirely cured
them This reliable medicine should
be in every home for 1t gives imme-
diate relief from colds. coughs and
Group, heals raw inflamed throat and
loosens phiegm. Sold everywhere.
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SALT LAKE S0UTHPAW
SETS PITCHING RECORD
FOR THE COAST LEAGUE

salt Lake city oct 24.-Ciaude
Williams. left-handed pitcher of the
salt Lake CLUB OF the Pacific Coast
league, today set league record by
scoring his thirty -secoud victory Of
the season. The former record was
held By Higginbotham of Portland.
with thirty-one, and was made IN
1919. williams also holds the sea
sons strike-Out record with thirteen
tie goes 10 The White SoX next year
He lost thirteen games
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TRENCH FORCES ARR
FIGHTING n ~IltBi 4

TerIs url "a 1o.e5 m i-1'hc
of0c.al communication a.Hrl rNmrht
read
Thire p nothing ta adi t1 ihe pre-
rriine ummuriUatIuu
Tae EclgIan ufficia. .ammun'ca-
tIou REPORTS quiet along tHal 'front.'
Army ul the caat goo october ed.
our troops hed an euElepmrnt with
fire EHleHHans n ttt dlrl elton ot l,t-
AH4Eu Thnt village. hirh Ia tuur-
teen kl1mptera f1uUruNuIt. nIu'
our hands Dur losses were very
small
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
DENVER 0CULIST AND
CLUBMAN is DROWNED

Denver, oct. 24-Dr Il e Rivers.
a widely known ocul.st and prominent
Denver clubman was drowned today
while duck hunting at Barr lake,
private hunting preserve twenty-five
miles east Of here Sanford Denton a
negro employee of the hunting CLUB.
who was guiding the small motorboat
in which Dr Rivers was hJkting, was
also drowned. The overturned boat
was found By members OF tne club
and the bodies were recovered late TO-
day DR. Rivers was 5S years Of age
ana unmarried.
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roRFIGN CoNsULs
HAVE nEpEAGHNrCn

London. oct. 20 O. a. ma "A dis
patton tn Reuters Telegram company
from Athens Says that nt the request
Of tho Buiearian authorities the for
cisn coneula have left Dodeaghatch
for the interior.
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enllan'a nnnrhlcr Mnrrloe.

london. Oct, 25 1915 a. MA dis.
p1tch to Romors Telegram company
from Alexandria SAYS that tho sultau'e
daughtcr Numiha waa married quiet
ly sunday % Prince lamacl puoud.
aldctde.canp go the aultNu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25

planes dlvea head arH from height
~ 1000 feet into o. pn0f Iff behind
fan enemy Iues
or the REMAND " fhf f.Hut
t4ere uue Intermittent artillery action
ANA s certain amount nl minins ana
counter Gttarsna Without ar mp0r-
taHt results
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
nUR IIrNEY nITER. .Thls and b

DON'T MISS THIS. cut out this
slip, enclose with &c and mail il to 70.
ley & Co.. Chicago, H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive IN return a trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. for coughs, colds and Group,
Foley Kidney Pills, for pain I'm sides
and back, rheumatism backache. kid
nev and bladder ailments; AID Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic. for
constipation, biliousness. headache and
sluggish bowels, Sold everywhere.
-
Real estate neutrality-suspicious.. sales or
trade-are easily solved by Journal want
ads. Read them; use them. DO 1t today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
WEST IN THROEs
Of SPECULATION
IN WAR SHARES
Belief Is mistaken That Stocks
VIII 60 Higher Though Facts
Show F0OIIshneSs of Preya-
lent High Prices

Chicago mn. oct Anybody who
thinks the west is weakening iu It's
stock specuiations 81 ln the east lose
ING It's faith En- that great motive Of
me DIT sent 0ay war orders Is making
g mistake. Il was a long time ago on
general principles. ion tine spccula-
ton 90 lag. and many persons closely
identified with the corporations have
done what they could 10 restrain Id
without avail
The west Is buying TODAY ana hunt
ng for new objects of purchase. when
the 500 for Bethlehem Steel came out
on the blackboards boz the brokers Of
fices shortly before noon today there
was an uplifting of hands and de-
mand for brass band or display
Of flags
Inside information" has been very
bad all the way along save tn q few
instances, where some eXcepUonauy
well Informed or exceptionally lucky
man has urged his friends TO buy
certain stock for 100 points profit
There have been a fow remarkable
cases OF mat sort also some instances
where a person knowing nothing Of
such matters has reaped n fortune
out of a small holding of stock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-25
C'erfGin.teed
Roofing


Tbs Generals big access brought about
nn attempt by others 10 imili,o his poll
cies and prices, but they didn't have the
Generals wonderful facilities, nor his
superior equipment, nor his big organi
cation, and e WAS an economic impos-
slbthly for them to equal the Generals
quality and price. Consequently with
the reduction 10 price there was a big
reduction Ia quality. and these lower
quality roohngs began 10 be sold under
labels that had formerly been used ON
better goods.
Today the market ia flooded with low quality
foohnCa, made 90 cell st cheap psicea without
Icgsfd 10 the service they will give.
When you roof your building with Ccuain.icsa
yhu have 9 responsible Manufacturer giafnn.
tee "a 8, De-. 81 70 years according Co whether
thc thickness Is J -. ar 3-ply respectively. ] his
b youT advance assurance that Canaan leea viii
fve YOU at least a definite guaranteed scfs,cc.
Beware Of guarantees without responsibility
behind them.
Cerisnteei products are used and well known
ihr wofd over Consult your local lumber and
hardware dealers. They will quote you reason
able pnces
General Roofing Manufacturing Co.
Hofids larsssf maugfaetnrsrs ~ Laaf6a
naa haliding Fapaa
Esw Yofk cily Clieaso Phisasipha a. Leuit
Ro.iss Cleveland fiiisbaFsh Dsroh Ssntrsneiiss
C.asinnah hlaneaBais Kansas CITY Seattle
AuzHla heoaiua Londoa hsmbar sydseJ
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CROPS EXCELLENT
AND SUPPLY Of
FOOD IS AMPLE
Germany is ScHmp.lg a Bit
and Government Regulations
Are Strict but There Is No
Danger of Hunger

Berlin. Urt "a lVia LondOnl The
food supply situation fn Germany.
based un the nearly completed 1915
crop returns. which are declared to
he more than large enough FOR COM
ing needs IS explained in q state
ment issued hv Under Secretary of
State Arnold Wahnsgaffe ar the iu-
stance of Dr. Won Bethmann-HOn-
wac. the imperial chancellor The
Under secretary SAYS
Especially In the foreign press
there are appearing statements about
q shortage Of food particularly milk,
butter and meat iu Germany. They
are intended 10 show % the rest Of
The world that the starvation plan Of
our enemies is am accomplished fact
that the Germans and their cattle
are hunger stricken and that Ger
mans want speedily to make peace.