Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
IlTIONS LOCKED
/. N WORLD STRIFE
DECEIVE SELVES
...,., Bath Makes State
Telling What English
a., About Germans and
Mat after Told Of BrItons

ta the students Of the
Neu Mexico yesterday,
sso.,or Isaac Barth recounted
-,atIous on his recent trip
rr.aud and GERMANY He
ne discussion of the matters
1.r nr subject ] must as
ot must De limited 70 those
s mich came within my per-
t.sn luou and that my opin-
matters are not Interesting to
tbc relation Of those facts,
p. I. .,spess and things which came
personal observation dur
'4 .sceu, rip 70 the war zone.
Us .sssity. then, of the use OF the
i' rroroun viii be frequent
,5e same reason will be par
toned IL ardar ,bat
=" ~. 81. misunderstood IN any
.' ,b,t may say hereafter, let
'''7 .rlsm fo you that am as ab-
.t. neutral as any human beIns
.@ and chat in this European
mi, sgmpathies are entirely alb
~sy ana completely with the
r#.l states of America.
Photo on Passport.
.+. .r5er ta travel abroad il was
ssr TO appear before the state
,,nept II washington ana relate
4,. state department the reasons
.,nr abroad one must make
,roof et American citizenship and
.ooebed for by other American
.,srs when finally one has pass
tbs maze of red tape one is pho
..,,,obea ana passport is issued,
.r.5 has the secretary of state. This
....nou beans upon its face the de-
,re,.on of the person receiving II
IN ,I.u d statement OF the business
Mr mkes him abroad as well as a
as,.graph of the person To whom
~ nasseort Is issued The seal OF
Il. United states is stamped on the
m@goit ana two Of the same seals
e stamped upon the photoSrapt
.m signature OF the owner as certi-
4 fad TO h, the secretary of state. one
IA. also to sign ones name across
Ae photograph
Armed with such a passport
m1rdcd ire 81. paul which lisa steam
s belonging 10 the American line and
which plies between New York and
Liverpool This steamer played
g0maeu. part as an auxiliary cruis
Il durne the spanish-Amcrican war
Ne had am unoventful "trip until We
Pached the war zone, which is
Hnt fixed by tho German govern
ment for sea-going vessels and eN
tends about zoo miles from Liverpool
Hear Of submarine.
oThe ST. Paul had painted on eaef
Side an immense American flag,
Giles from lis stern an immense Amer
lean flag and it has a large electric
sign on each side which reads 81
Paul
"On the night before we entered
The war zone the Marconi operate
advised the officer who. it seems f
me foolshly. let it be known TO tn
passengers that German submarln
was ahead Of u.s.
This information was undoubted
ly necessary as warning, but it di
sothIng to relieve the nervousness
ana mental strain which existed o
The boat prior To- the time it cam
10 our knowledge. TWO immens
electric lights were applied on tn
flag az the stern of the boat I'm
nfnse electric lights were suspende
upon poles from over the water S
as to reflect ON the FLAGS painted o
The sides Of our boat The electrl
signs bearing our name were lighte
and remained So during the night
string Of electric lights were su'
pended from the masts Of the shi
80 mat the entire ship was outline
and could be seen at a great distanc
ana in the event that We We're to b