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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
3tpiihen Smlgarien nno
Wrie6enlanb
Coll time 9eritdHbisuna

Coll time 9triGnbisuna
nabe iein.
Berlin, iibsr Qonbon, 10. Nop
Wie aus 5upsrIdfiesr Gueus in Grs
fabruns esbradi puros. III bas gu
itanbe,ommen elmer @treinbaruna
5rpifden gulsarisn uub 9riedenldno.
Die aui ibre iiinfiieen seseuieitisen
8.siebuns. ibrs SntsreiisuipbdreH uno
4rnerionn ge3ua baben ipiro, b06ii
ipabriteiuIih. Wenn au6, iopsit bies
feiigtiteqi tptroen ioHHie, cine ioIdH
9ersinbaruna nod nidlt befinitio 81
Stanbs gsiommen III, 10 ipiirben llns
ierbanbIung.n bisier Irt, ipis bier ers
,IGrt ipirp, auis trdftisii. Don Der
o.utid.n Rssisrurg untsritiist psr'
ben.
BON beu.ideH Sianbpuni. aus 5e'
trd9tet, ipiiroe ourd etns iol1e Bers
sinbaruns GrietenIano s.sen jsbs
Gsiabr eints aneriffs ieitsHs gulsa'
risns seiidsri iein uH0 eiHsn 3utpa6s
an Gebist .rbaltsn, Der 8rit4enIans
in bic Gage brine,n ipiiros, bas9lsih.
sspidt aui Der gaItanbaIbinisI aui'
rt6t Su erbalier..
@rie4enIunb fOu NIT ben bsrsita
semadten gpridldsen eiHpsritanbsn
unO iibsrs,usi Isin. bab es i.inen Gins
iIub burd ben jssiaen 9aI,an,risa
einbiib.n pirO. Aud tpirb D.uiid'
lamb es Gris9enIano ni6t DerdrssH,
bas .s bas 2anosn Don 1rupp.n Der
alIiirisn in SnIoutti seitaiist bat. bd
.s unier ben llmitdnotn ni4ts dnSsr
res tbun tpnni,. ols iid elmer itdrts'
rem Ratt 3u fiieen. ippfiir es MID!
beiirait ptrben biirfs.
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Die 0Nabrbeit
sscrpen Sereuiab ". S'aearp nnS
Sui. /. Gmrran nm 26. >. VI.
pertiiiSen.

Inter BEN auipi3ien bss bieiia.n
3peias Der .glm.ritan 5rutb Sories
tD" iperben Der yrGTioent Der Grganis
iation, 5err Ssremiab S'aearp, Der
oIs furdtIofer @srfedter Der Wabr.
beit gilt, unb !Serr Sas. !. gurran,
Der einen slei6tn Ruf senisbt, am
5reitag &benS, 26. b. Dr., i'm Gmerp
guoitcrium Dor elmer MafIenpsrs
iummluns, gu lpeIder Der gintritt
frei III, ipretsn. Sere S'2sarp ipirb
iid ais Sxmc rQlmsrfta auerft@ pGbs
len, pdbrenb Ssrr Gurran in tintm
iIIuitrirtsn @ortrag bic grmorbuns
Der geiaBiins Oss Deutf6en 5auas
bpotes burd Die Wiannifaft beg enss
Iiiten Sprptbo5oOt3sritSrsrs rgara.
long" bsbunbsIu tpirb. 5err Gurran
mar elmer Der 10 4merifaner, Der BEL
Der ameritauiidtn Aesierung Be
itperos etssn oieisn MaTens Msus
6eImoro erbobtn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
2ofal > 8eridt.
Neuer 8eii6tspunff.
Serbeiieruns oes GIJio i'm 3Htsreiie
Der ariessbsrsitidait Srs Gan.
oes beiirportet.
Cities slrsnmenr selegentlid Der ss-
item besuHneuen SunpentioH Der
Ghiu gallep ,Smproo.
ement sIiioriatipn Dor.
gebrpbt.

Die 50rOsruns unb 2y,riigiteauns
Der 9srbtFsrung unb S5iff.
bnrmahuns oes Sbio i'm 5nter.f,
Der arisas6srsitI6aft b.s 2anb.s
ipurbs geitsrn aIs nsusiiss araumsnl
in Der u. SabresberiammIuns Der
GbiO 9alsn Improvement 2liirtia.
tion porgebrabt, bic am geiirieeu
5ase in Sisune frat unb III Der ilf
an bic 80 DeIsgaten sinesfunoeu
batten, pGbrsub fiir ben bsuiil.u
speitsn Gag Der GoHp.ntion nod cine
itoitlifs QnSubl ipeiiertr 9elegat.u
erndrtet perotn.
Der 6uupirebrer 5u 9uniten bi,s
fes arguments mar anraIt 6. 6.
Chatham aug paouedb, ap., Der ben
Stdnbpunit Dertrat, bab bic Stiff'
bdrmotunG nes Ohio our6 bi. Ger.
tiaiisIIunq bss Spltems Der Damn,
bouten nit einem Goitenoufpanb ron
SIC, 100000 unt elmer Dsrpitlisuna
bon 100000 pro Sabr an gsiriebs
foi!sn nift nur cine Sanbelsitrabt
itufisn lpiirbs, Die 100000 W.n'
I4su gu 8uts tommen, iOnOern aud
I'M Srisasfull cine 9ertslrsabsr YhnI'
fen ipiirOs, ole fir WobiIiiirunssSpss
de ppn unihdsbarem Werib Iein
oiirfte. Der 3eoner iislItegergIei6 mil
eurcpGiihen Gdubern an unb mics
odraufhin, ipas DeutidIarb unb ans
berr europdiife 9dnbsr Fir bic Gnts
lpidelung bes gertsbrs nuf BEN WaI.
Ierpeee i'm 9innsnlanbe getban bitten
une pie pOr5iislidl iid piti. @erbsis
ferunssn bepdbrt bGtten.
Dem WilIiomm sHtbot ben Delegas
Ten 9llbert 8eitinger unb bsiOntc
glei9falls bic ggi9tigteii Der GdjaTs
fura bon gBnFsritrabsn. SIN Hamsn
Der StaOt bsariIbts, nlfbsm prGiis
bent Sobn 8. Wnnee bic Dsls9aten i'm
SibiOn Sot.l sur Sronuns geruTsn,
8lireermeiiier Spieeel bic aonDeniiOn
uHo Der tiinftise 8iirsssmeiitsr Ssrr
GsOree puclia unterbrsiiste isinsn BE.
ridlt in Ietnsr gigenIhaft als S6ab.
meiiier Der @ereiniauna. Nus pie
fem geribt piuG berpOr, bab iid in
Der &dfie $262.54 bsfalOsn, mibr,nS
.Re4nungsn itSgetrags bon 81. .249.9S
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nif ba5u perfpeisert fpOrbsn ipar.
Gin anbertr Mmsrifaner, Der fri,
Der ipessn 8erleBuns Der Jrtmbtn,
Reguliruns BEN Ridtsr pcrssfiibri
trorben, srbislt 2S Sase @efdnsnib
bel barrier 4rbsii.
gritif der aorrefponbeni
befraft.
2onbon, 18. Honenber. 3. q.
W. NsnboIb, friibsr eusliihr aors
Respondent Der .Rttp Dort Gda". pIds
oirte irBpp Ctr. sqoIi3eiaeri9t idnls
big, Der GaIl sinen 9eridt s.ididt sll
baben. Der m0slid.r Wsiie Der brifls
f4en Seiie idabsn tOnns.
HeipboIb ipurbe su $125 Strafs
perurtbsili. gu i.insr gsrtbeibisung
CAB .r an. baB er Nudtsr isi nnb
aus rfligiSisr llsbr5susuns seidries
ben babe. Sn einem Ieinsr B.rih't,
Der abssfaneen ipurbs, beibt es:
sd bin gu Der lleberjsusung ses
tommsn, bab bsibsn Ssiten bic Wuri'
tions 3ufubr abseIdnitten iperben
mub, besbaib babe id sic brinseno
eriu6t. nit Sbren aamerabsn IN
Sdipeoen, Ncrpegsn unb ionitipo oa'
bin gu tpirtsn, bab bic Wtunitions4
.3ufubr aufb0re unb bas Shladt.n in
europa duIb1re."
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billie, ap., ipelter beihulbist ptrb,
Grant Gtatinpr pon To. TIA Mabi.
ION glpe. NIT elmer 8illiarbitanse at.
tadirt unb ihm bic EaIe gebrpnen
su baben, lit gu $50 Celebrate unn
3ablnns Der Gerihtstoiien berurtbsill
lporben.
- syn Der Gpane. prot. ct. So:
banniEtir6e in @eit=G opinatrn (pas
itor Gilbert S6miht) finbet na6fsr
Spnntaa @admittaes bis Seier bss
allidbrlihen Sptenfeites (prpteit. @f-
lsrieslsntag) gum @ebG5tnis unIrel
psrItprbenen 9iebsn itati.
Die aentlldner 8rauersglT
tion iptrb am nGchiten 0isnltas glaf)'
mittas I'm balb 2 ubr in Hatbstsuel
Der ganriihen grauerei, ibre Sabres
8eriaumluns abbalten. Die Der.
ian,mlilng finbet unter hem 9oriit
beg prGiibenten =. 6. Weglppp itatt
= 9eiibtiteIs@srdnpsrungen SpGr
3. Redner II. u. an g.nna Redn:r
sine Got an Der q. 90. Gde Der Cue
lib Ipe. in aublop 80 lei 10 sui 81
81. - 2tnno geioerbat: an Sen isttu
8eiberbate, elm Got an ner gt. g. Der
Yleaiant Str. 5ipiiden Der Scott unS
9reenup Str. 2S Bel So Sub 81
S7s1 81, = Senrietta asioerbats an
Mcrs u. 5. SpIt baieIhs 9runbItiid
su 81. = gli5abeth Riatsr II. q. an
Wllliam TalIsr. 2ots SO. 46 unb AZ
in 8lod 16 in Der SutoipiIion Der
Crescent Sprin9s Improvement So,
gu 81. = Senrn u. Slping Ii. u. ail
5enrietta 6, Sloine, 14t 9tder 2anp
nak Glsmere oeleaen, All 81,
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Mit 0aunrtpDne
IN D.utjdlanb nod fir Sabr, hinalls
wrieben
Das Ginitel.n Der 3ufubr nod Der
SGpsis i@abet nur oisism
neutrnIen Siaat.

Berlin. 18. Hopembsr. glui
brabtlpism Wegs no9 SappiIls, u.
y. 9eutIhlanb Bat nid3t muir alls
@aumpoIle, bic es fir militdriih,
:3ipede in msbrersn Sabr.H braudi,
ionberp Is iisben ibm isbi aud NIUE
9s,ussquellsn often, iast bic llsbsriss
I9lahri6tenasentur. Der umiidno
bah isine gaumpoIle msbr in Die
Sapeis seididt psrbsn barf, neil 81
bsfiirdien 1T. bab fis Don bort aus
rad5 9eutihlanh esi6idi ptrotn
iDnnte. 100 lie 8srpenbune fir oi'
9lnitrtisung bon Grp!oiipitofi.n fin
ben tpiirbs, ihabst nur Der Shpeij.
fiisi absr 1sutihlaHb isiHsn S6absn
su.
.,aompienie Dsuti6e 9sb6rbsn err
ilGren, baB bi. beutidx armss Iilr
sipsi Jabrs asniisenD nit gaumipolle
psriebsn it, fiat bic llsbsrfes glaa'
rihfsnassniur binau; nubsrbtm iOn'
nsn jebi srobe Wensen iibsr bic DO
nau pon Der 1iirfei bsjcgeH ptrbeli.
nnb Islbii penn alle 3lfubr obss'
Thnil.en fpiirbs, lit Deuti9Ianp INNER
nod fir Ionss 3sit 3ur @sHiiss per-
Iebtn.
Nie Gnslanb amerifonty
bebanbtit.
Qiperpool, 18. VoDember. -
3p5lf 2lmeriianer. SssIsute, ipsldls
sur Wlannidaii bes dmeriidniidsn
Dampfsrs ylnp gorf asb9rsn. Der bier
Ulontas BON glep glcrt sintraf, ipilrs
ben au IA angsn barrier elrbsit psr'
Irtbsilt. neil lie obHe pdb an sdno
Isssanaen. naAbsm ibnsn bs erlaub'
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i
gu be5dbIen iparsn. 9(uf 9fntroa bon
6errn ". g. guIlins irurbt bic gre
!eSiguna Der 5iHan5frase BIS ,ur
ytatmittagsiisung peridoben unb aes
leeenilict berfelben ipnrbcn hnrd) freis
ipiGiae 3eihnun9en $500 oufses
bratt.
I'm bic nafitidbris, apnpeniion
beiparben fich 6untinstoa, so. 0a.,
Qousoiae inb Gpanspius, a5er bic
8ertreter Der beiben Iebtsenannten
StdSte sogen iflieblid ibre GinIas
bltneen snriid unb es lpurbe bann eins
Thinning befhloNen bic aonpenton i'm
ndriien Sa6r in Huntington absubals
ten.
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Clifton absater.

SSn oieiem benicmeIt giit peiitiliri
ten ino al Der 2nblop iulo 1eIlori
9luenlie 70 prddtig geIeseIien 9all
oelbileer Iheoter tperben alabeno
lib in BIpei goriteIlimgen, ioipli
Soiutoas gladaniftng bic beitel Bill
Der, weldye erJeust soeroen foDnen
sur goriilbrintg arbridt.
Sir beilte albenb ftcben pSeeinl
slmerica ,yirit~, .aeeping i,p ipitt
tbe Cones" Gin gontee aitg orlI
@eiten" iuro ein Gpc5ial Bib fiil
slinoer aui benz ErograInnL wdbreili
plorsen sIbcnb xguIrup Of Storti
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Sebeutenbe ssinanssr6ken
@crSsa bente nls 8aite Der @anSels.
inumer in Der Stabt eintreifsn.

9Iae @orbereitluaen fir ben Gin
piana Ser SinanjaroBen aus perid)ic.
oencu Stabtcn oes Siiens, Die bei,te
aui ibrer Runoreiie bier erntrefia,
nm iih iiber oie @pr,iiee finierer
StaSt unh ihrcr fpnlnier5iellen ilne
.in6rif GtabIiiicnrerie in @e,u1 dlti
GapiioI Suloaen III oriertiren, iin0
n0H Dem Nn3il ernnnlite, ausidaIiie
Der Sailbelsfanuner aetroiicn NOR
Den. Gie 9eieuitait, mis ehpa ~
ecricncn, 0er,retcr Der beoeutcno-
item ,Sinan5- ,inititite bes Sanocs
Geiie5eno, rpiyp Jelite @crnittag nm
10 ltbr 80 mt Der genniplDanin
gabn hier elHreifen nnb iid, mad
einem 9lnidccll i'm SiHtpn Sotel
nch Der SonbcIsfonmer beeeben.
.rc elm 6fientiidper Gulpfans iuo cine
aIlgemeiue geipredJ.ins itattiinSeu
.peroen.
g4dbrenb Ses stadnlitiass iinocu
ScHeu burb ole SStooi uno Dor.
itdott imo Die beociiteaoiten ,Sabrii.
e.abliiiement5 ituti rnb fiir oen
abeRo lit elm @aiIfett int g'liiiueb
Rcns aillb oneeiest bel ipeIdDem
Erdii6ent 4omea pcn Der Smoels.
funlmer. Napor &. g. Spieael. Der
adGiie @aDor Scrr Geo. & 9ubta,
VI. u. 5recman, bon her llnion @as
4 electric So. @i5epraiioent 5bcs.
=. Gaois ron Der erlten gatiolinl
Gaht i'm Ramen Der Stabt ipredyrl
lm0 nuh einiae Der @aiie boroiti cr'
ulbern wc.ocn. Ter HeiiegcieIlifait
eeb9ren IT, II. oic Solsenoen al:
Rem gort: u. .. 2.ud, sSoispb
S,Iisman, .. O. @Obl,r 20. W.Wils
Ter, Rpymnn .. Heum. GbarIes 8.
Gems, 5obn %. Serbett, geperlp gOs
CERT, .. 15oreff 6ids, glarence 9biIr
lips, Wiaiam gprnpsu. Norris Bar.
ter, @sOrs, y. aobp. Spiparb Rob
sers, Gtors. 9. Goe, 70. See WiIer
uno SO. 9. 5adfon.
galtimorG s. .. Bel, Wils
mr Ran, 9eprge 8. Stidntp. 9. 3.
8eaDer gMaip poe, u. RoIenburs,
6. Wl. Qspton, R. .. Turner.
DaibiustcH: 8. 8. Jldtbsr,
Samss 9. q5inips, u. y. Soptins.
!. Breckenridge gapns unb u. R. Gl'
more.
@eurus 3. aspes. ROdeitsr; s. g.
3pttit, Buffalo; 3. .. gnslpip.
Suntinaion; Gbarles R. Butts. gprs
mid; 6. ". gcB, Pttpaonbon. Conn;
6. y. 8rate, Drope Gitp. penn.
pittsburs: 90. 20. GoIbs'
bObougb, 9. 20. GrapfOrb, Dapib ..
Sol6roo!.
W. e. 5eitman, Dsii DinfitIb.
Daniel Wsbjfer, Spracufe, U. ";
6. u. @etmpre, Utica; 9. 9. Cas
bornt, RoteIter; 70. y. Gbais, Np.
ron g. Sal, Buffdlo.
goIou: Glmer u. Siepens, 8.
D. Sorbss, r. 6. Maii., Ailliom 9.
aopnTeHr, 4. Q. Gbais. g. W. Dams
lin, $. ID. Gorbss unS 8. u, WaO'
Leigh.
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eGiHsnaAr

Rem Dart, IS. slop. ~ 9lba,I.:
,,G1nDpir". nd9 gcnia Tel tDcsa;
.lluiisb gtnissa Hath acpsnbaa,n.
Gtifln IS. Nop. pdiIirt:
.Risup aimiisrtam-. 5ltp BORT mad
ROTTERDAM.
@ibrnliar. yaTirt .Nuta 2;
6snopa". Rstp Dort no4 Gtn,ia
Ien Dorf, II. yloD. glbssfabr.n
.gldtria' na8 Wiarftius; ~NoOrbdm"
nah syoImpuib unb ROTTERDAM,
2tperpeoI. 16. gloD- anstloms
men sGamsroHiaA Don gss'u BORT
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9seit, sJorb's @cefIp" seseist sper
ben.
Sir ,i1d,iic Wod)e imb bic Sfpel
SpeSinl.Wiatinees aim 9unfiagiuigs'
Shg 1T cbetiaIls Gin reifbaItigeS
l'rogramm arransirt nno lit eiii Vc'
iuh bicics 5bcaters oeBbaIb galB be-
ioltoers entpipblcu.
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abiolut faIl&e elnsabsn in 9ssas alif
ansebli9e Sitsrreid sunsariids IMP
beutf6e espionage in ben Der. Stddfeli
aenodt. sic iinb hermit btaiiftragi,
Sitfe Grfinbunsen in iat.scrif4sr iine
offi5ielsr Wsiie in 4brsbs 5a HELEN.
9(merifamerin aiif Der
,,llncona"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-02-19
GERMANY TO CARRY
OUT HER PURPOSE
OFFICIALS ARE CONVINCED THAT
NAVAL CAMPAIGN CAN BE
CONDUCTED AS PLANNED.
Had Not Anticipated That United
States Would Accept the German
Position Without Objection, But
Do Mt Expect Trouble.

Berlin. The German foreign office,
after studying the American note re-
specting the declaration by Germany
OF a war zone IN the waters around
Great Britain and Ireland, states that
the terms are much friendlier than
previously had been expected by rea'
son of the incomplete newspaper dis.
patches published here.
The foreign Office had not antici-
pated that the United States would
accept the German position without
objections, and it even recognizes that
from the American standpoint GER
tain of the points raised are quite
justified.
Germany. however, It Is declared,
intends to adhere TO Its own view
point. Various officials, diplomatic,
naval and military. whose opinions
have been sought profess to see no
elements of danger in the situation
and are convinced that the naval
campaign can be conducted on the
lines aid down In the admiralty pro-
clamation without involving difficult
ties between the United States and
Germany.
The Importance which the German
government attaches to the unrestrict-
ed shipment OF foodstuffs for It's civil.
ian population was emphasized at the
state department at Washington on
Saturday by Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador, who conferred
with both Secretary Bryan and Coun-
sellor Lansing. While no formal state
ment regarding the ambassadors call
was issued by the department, 1t was
said afterwards that he had limited
that warfare on merchant shipping
might be relaxed If Germany could
be assured of a continuous food sup
ply for her non-combantant popula-
ton.
The position of the German govern.
ment, II was explained, Is that the
proclamation OF war zone and cam.
paign against enemy merchant ships
was simply retaliation against Eng
lands alleged violations of the decla.
ration of London in hindering condi-
tional contraband destined for civil
lians from reaching Germany. This,
according TO the German ambassador.
is no less inhuman than the cam
paign on merchant vessels.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-02-19
FIRST CHIEF STANDS
upon HIS DIGNITY
CARRANZA MAKES BID FOR
RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS.
Issues an Order That All Communl
cations to His Government From
Outside Sources Must Pass
Through Him.

Washington.-Gene Venustiant
Carranza, as first chief of the consti
tutional army. notified the world or
Sunday that all communications to
his government from outside sources
must pass through him. II directed te
any general, he said, they must be re
ferred to him, anyhow. Carranzas
decree 7 cached Washington through
Rafael Zubaran Capmany. his minis.
ter OF the interior, who telegraphed
1t to Eliseo Arredondo, Carranza's 10.
cal representative.
The order apparently will make Il
impossible for diplomatic representa-
tives OF foreign governments to deal
with the Carranza government, ex.
cept by going to Vera Cruz, which
they have been unwilling to do, lest
such action be construed as formal
recognition. Already most of the dip.
lomats at Mexico City have asked
their governments for permission tc
leave when the situation becomes in.
tojerable and some of them have been
advised to use their own discretion
The order may affect the activity OF
American consular representatives
who heretofore have dealt with the de
facto government whatever it happen.
ed to be.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-02-19
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS
WHEN BLADDER B0THERS
Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Neu-
tralize Irritating Acids--spIendld
for the System.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass 1t on to the bladder,
where 1t often remains to irritate and
inflame, causing burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation
at the neck of the bladder, obNging
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night. The sufferer il In
constant dread, the water passes
sometimes with q scalding sensation
and is very profuse; again, there Ia
difficulty In avoiding 1t.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
1t, because they can't control urina-
ton. While 1t Is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful, this Ia
really one Of the most simple ailments
to overcome. Get about four ounces
Of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful In a glass OF
water before breakfast, continue this
for two or three days. This will neu-
tralize the acids in the urine so It no
longer is source of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which then
act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless.
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands Of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts IL
splendid for kidneys and causes no
bad effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant. efferves-
cent Whitewater drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.--Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-02-19
MOTHER! LOCK At
CH|LD'S TONGUE
II cross, feverish, Constipated,
give California Syrup
of FIGS"

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels. which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue. mother! II coat
ed, or your child is listless, cross, few
erish, breath bad, restless. doesn't eat
heartily, full of cold or has sore throat
or any other children's ailment, give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup OF
Figs" then don't worry, because IL is
perfectly harmless, and in few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile
and fermenting waste will gently
move out of the bowels, and you have
a well. playful child again. A thor
ough inside cleansing" is ofttimes all
that is necessary. II should be the
first treatment given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask at the store for 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup Of Figs" which has
full directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-02-19
KAISER TO CONFER
WITH AMBASSADOR
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN.
vlTED TO VISIT EMPEROR
AT BATTLE FRONT.
Believed That American Note Has
Produced an Impression Of Impor.
tance.-outcome Regarded
With Keen Interest.

Washington. Press reports an
nouncing that the German emperor
had invited Ambassador Gerard TO
confer with him at the battle front
we're read Sunday night with keen in
terest by officials of the United States
government. Aside from the indica-
ton that the American note had pro
duced an impression of supreme i'm
portance, It was thought that the EN-
peror had decided ON conference so
quickly because only four days re-
NAMED before the German admiralty's
proclamation for n submarine cam
paign on merchant ships goes into
effect.
1t was believed here that the am
bassador might explain at length the
American viewpoint. as he Ia reported
TO have done In conference with
the imperial chancellor. and that per-
haps one of the chief purposes OF the
dor Gerard was TO elicit from the
American government some under
standing as to its position regarding
shipments of conditional contraband
destined to Germanys civilian popu,
lation. Inasmuch as the German sea
war zone proclamation is described
as retaliatory step against the al.
lies because of the alleged Interior
ence by the latter with shipments of
foodstuffs destined for the population
of Germany, the growing Importance
OF this question was generally admit
ted here. There is every reason to
believe that Il will be one of the chief
points made by the United States in
Its next communication to Great Brit
ain on the subject of contraband
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-02-19
ENGLAND PREPARES
TO STARVE GERMANY
WILL CLAMP ON ALL SEA PRES
SURE AT HER COMMAND TO
STOP FOOD SUPPLY.
Churchill Announces That Expenses
During Current Year VIII Reach
Ten Billion Dollars and That
Losses Are Heavy.

London. - The countries fighting
against Germany, Austria and Tur-
key, up to the present time. have
thrown only a third of their strength
into the field. To maintain this force
and to bring the remaining two-thirds
into action will cost $4,000, 100000
$4,000, O00,000) during the current
year. This announcement was made In
teh house of commons on Monday by
David Lloyd.George, chancellor of the
exchequer, who, with Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill, FIRST lord of the admir-
atty. gave the British public perhaps
a closer view of the machinery be-
hind the great struggle than 9ny that
has been afforded since the outbreak
OF the war.
Mr.. Churchill declared, amid cheer
ing, that Great Britain finally had de-
cided to clamp on every ounce OF sea
pressure to choke off Germany's food
supply in retaliation for the German
submarine policy, while Mr.. Lloyd
George drew additional cheering by q
reference to loans to countries, which,
ne said, he expected to throw In their
lot with the allies. These countries
the chancellor did not name. II was
the first time that reference was
made in parliament to such expecta
lions.
The announcement OF the govern
ment's decision with relation to Ger
many's food supplies came almost CO.
incidently with the receipt OF two dis
patches from the United States. one
saying that Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador, had informed
the Washington government that Ger
many was willing to abandon her sub
marine policy, provided Great Britain
ceased interfering with cargoes OF
foodstuffs, and the other saying that
he again had advised neutral shipping
to avoid those waters which Germany
had declared would become a danger.
GUS military area.
Mr.. Churchill disclosed for the first
time the total naval losses as the re.
suit OF the war. These, he said were
upward OF 5000 officers and men,
majority OF them victims OF subma
rines.