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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24
HEADS EATON CLUB.

EATON, o., April 24.--The Preble
County Teachers association has been
re-organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, Joseph S.
McDivitt, Eaton; vice president, V. J.
Shit, Verona; secretary, Miss Volma
Ayers, Eaton; treasurer, Arthur l..
Pitsinger, Eaton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24
Nervous INDIGESTION.

Mrs. J. F. Baldwin, Sandy Creek, N.
Y, suffered a great deal from pains
in the stomach due to nervous indi.
gestion. She writes, "Chamberlain's
Tablets relieved me right away, and
by taking three or four bottles OF
them l was cured of the trouble and
have not felt any of the old symptoms
since" Obtaiuahle eYerYWhere.-adV
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24
THE ICE MAN.

You've hidden the coal man a fond
Adieu-
He probably has your last cent
Don't figure that all your troubles are
thru,
Except for the payment of rent,
For swift on the heels of the coal man,
With smile so pleasant and nice
There drops at your door with boolets
galore,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24
CONFER DEGREE.

MILTON, Ind, April 24.-The Odd
Fellows conferred the initiatory de-
gree on one candidate Wednesday
evening at their hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24
FALSE TEETH FATAL.

Frank Todd is expected to die as the
result of swallowing her false teeth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-24

Wanted-Competent white
cook, no washing or ironing.
Address Cook, care Palla-
d;,,no 23.tf
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
Work In Pri.cipal'. Offsc-.


Members OF the Commercial de-
partment are aiding Mr.. McClintock
In the work on the high school rec
ords which require their services.
This work insures Z good field Of
oxperience TO the students engaged
II u. II also is . great help TO Mr..
HcClintock. Al present the monthly
rocords for September are being pre-
pared and In addition 70 this the old
,eocosds OF past years are being gone
ovoe. complied anew and thus put
late shape for future reference. This
woHk takes considerable time on the
Ds1ncipsls part. - Il II q big Job.
T0Q much credit cannot b given for
tAo efficient manner with which Mr.
Meciintoek. who. In addition TO bis
elaeses and various other duties. has
~ the high school fscords during
~ past three years. and bic efforts
tevard STRENGTHENING out Of the
~. records which must constantly
-. referred 70 10 order TO accommo-
date graduates Who ash for certisi-
eaaes Of their standinss for college
entfanee DurDosss.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02

~ Lsls WeFoso vas heeoees oe|
- neneees = - g. G: Qqe ~
vsl6nv aaghk - ~ cSoo ! 81
~ ongv = - c1oV oloog 49,
o 51ngr = ~ 4 1e1 -
g. e & s ||' :.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
'pssdess ~ 'ssssaslisps. >.

Robsst Ssvits. = graduate Of last
years class left Tuesday afternoon
for Delaware. Ohio. where he will
enter the Ohio wesiyn College. TAX
inr . course In Journalism. A num-
ber Of his friends were at the sta.
tion 10 zee him off. Robert has made
many ffiends since coming 10 Ia
Junts and we all wish him success
in his college career.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
HIGH sCHOOL COLUMN.
BY Peessy n. Lewis.
Football schedsls.

A meeting OF all the high school
principals In the Southern Colorado
and Northern New Mexico League
vas held on last Saturday Il the
Sherman Hotel for the purpose Of
driving up . football schedule for
the coming year. Those present at
the meeting were: J. H. LArrick.
Las Animas: A.. H. Robnett. Fort Ly-
ON: J. A. Marshall, Rocky Ford; A.
H. Minton. Trinidad and proxy for
walsenburs; c. w. Mottingea. La
mar; r. D. McClintock. La Junta; w.
l. Miller, Wiley. Ration had no rep
resentative at the meeting.
The meeting was called 70 order II
1880 O'Clock In the afternoon and
after first acting on various matters
Of the league which were brought
up. = 1915 football schedule was ar
ranged. The first business was the
election Of officers for the ensuing
year, the same officers as last year
being elected: President. J. A. Mar
shall; secretary, r. d. McClint0ck.
The 1915 baseball pennant was then
officially awarded to Trinidad. Ap-
plication for membership In the lea
que was then made on behalf Of WI
ley by their representative W. l. NIL
Ter. The request was allowed and
Wiley is now . member Of the lea
que. The Wiley high school has this
year q total enrolment Of forty -four
and although II will have no football
team II will be well represented in
basketball. A membership fee Of
IS. payable before December lst. was
levied ON all high schools In the lea
que. and non-payment will cause
the schools suspension from the lee
que. The State Interscholastic Un-
ion rules were adopted for governins
Of all Southern Colorado Northern
New Mexico league contests durine
the coming year.
The final business Of the meeting
vas the forming Of football seAsd-
ule for the coming season. Thia
schedule includes five schools Of The
league who will have football teams.
They are Las Animas. Lamar. Rocky
Ford. Trinidad and La Junta. Ratoa
and Walsenburg and Wiley will noe
have football teams this year. TAs
schedule b % arranged that each oas
Of the schools viii kave sour games,
one With each school II ths league.
Two Of thess games Will b. played q
homo anu two away from hoas. Esch
team will have ose opsa date dustnG
tha ssassa aad also tvo Saturdays
prscedins ~ ssaspa's ,opsaiae and
oas sstes ~ seoaoa~csessa Thesa
dates viii - i1IJsd ID a'<sth Dsacsics
games. te
The official schedule is - tollews:
October Isth-Trinidad 1t Rocky
Ford: Ia Junta at Las Animas.
October 33d-Rocky Ford at L.
Junta: Lamar At Las Animas.
October 3oth-Las Animas =,
Rocky Ford: Trinidad at Lamar.
November sth-l.as Animas NJ
Trinidad: Lamar at La Junta.
November l3th-Rocky Ford =,
Lamar: Ia Junea n Trinidad.
This coming Saturday the high
school viii probably play the alumni
Of the high school. and on October
9Th = game with Rocky Ford nj
Rocky Ford has been scheduled.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
M.s.e s..dy CI.A.

The first meeting Of the IA Junta
Music Study Club for the calendar
year lsls-lss was held Monday af-
ternoon At Harmony Hall with the
president, Miss Helen McNeen -
hostess.
Last year the club studied the
lives and music Of German composers
and decided TO continue the study
again this year. The program Mon
day afternoon was . study Of Web
er." Following the program the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The club will meet on October llth
with Miss VIII At her home on Belle
view avenue. The following IL the
program ~ It was rendered on Mon
day afternoon.
BIOGRAPHY miss Will
Rondo Brilliante in Z Flat. -.
................ Mrs. Mcneil
"Neath the Almond Tree" In r:
when . Lad Comes Young and
Slender" A Flat. Mrs. b. A. Smith
Prayer" from the Opera Der
Freischuts" ...... Mrs. Edwards
when the Thorne 10 white With
Blossoms. my True Love II
Fair" ............ Miss McNeen
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02

'A41}fH@t1Yf .
wednesday on account Of the inter
clAs baseball game. The program
ccnststed OF debate on the question
Resolved. That II Would Be Bene-
ficlal to Adopt simplified Rules OF
6pealing' Affirmative. George Ru-
-. Wendall Fertig. Clinton Der
ringer; negative. Martin Dougherty.
Lyle Ellison, two speeches: rebuttals.
0sorSe Ruegg and Martin Dougher-
y. Judges decision In favor Of the
affirmative.
The purpose Of these debates IL to
prepAre the members Of the society
for the coming try outs for the re-
speetive debate teams. In view Of
thl1 nothing but debates will be held
for the first few weeks. Meanwhile
With every debate possible new ma
tertal for the teams Ii putting in an
appearance. A few new members
were added to the society at this
meeting.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
ss.rss.s s..-A.,I C..s..s.

The Junior. Freshman baseball
team won . victory over The seaiorS
snd sophonosss In . eloss eight In
nins coaesse q Passioe Pssk on
Tussday Of this week by . score Of
Z 70 ;. Ths gAos wss seased for
The psspess Of sseussss fuads for
The aiAlstie associates aad 10 essts
sdnissios YES charged q tAs sase.
vron thls . eetal of e7.Se was o.
cured. cesntiag ths playsss - the
tvo tseos sbeut leo Deeojs were
pesssat. 4 aollas eeatsse bssvsen
ths two eea0s vi11 ~ hsld - Mon.
day Of Dsst vssk.
TIE eeotsse wos - excsellasiy
eSoss oas. ~ Jssiess asl vsssh.
nsn Started ~ seoslag h ths NTH
With ess. Ut ~ oeaiess asA oeoh.
soesss eaos' bask y thsls half Of
~ ianias wieh thsss. u ~ sishth
~ JuaIess ~ vSosh0ao M n two
tajliss as1 ehes ~ hee1lag thsls %.
Deoeoes ssossoeso ~ ~ oaae. r.
Mecsujsy DlesAe1 It. ~ oealoss
asl oeDhs0esss 80 asnheV les she
vteeess. 5hsue hooo voeO sooueol OF
l1scauDey aa1 flvo ~ Ruabey. Thc
liss-sD vos . eoelowss
osoleg.oooAo0ogo-Co1eAee. J..
Rs11ss,as; Dooehss. ?. neCaalsy:
flsse ~. !. Uecauoov; eooool base.
Cassss. Lswis; 49, ~, oAsenaa.
Cafses; sAesG As1eeas ~ eloo1, Lsw.
n, nsesg1ss 'eosoeB fleol. q. Reoiek: !:
s1ght fDoo1, moeSs
Jsssessr srsooAoeo-caesAee kjsla:
Dllehes. aonney; M ~, plniek I:
seeea1 ~. DInaoo; thls1 ~, Dss.
n; sbeN 1oe0ooo1ls ~ Neld.
oeubts; eoooeg lloo1, onllh; sighs
rAalsna.Aa.s ts,,sssy sssassv.
NJ weakly asseiae = ~ phi.e.
1oeAloD Loooeoiv Docooov ~ held
volngo1lv o1ooenooa = oslo o'o0esh.
3 -: = - e. =
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
Y...s lal;ss' s1A,s O..

Ths Youns Ladies' UsIoa Bin
Ciass NJ Tuss1ay svsaias With
11iss Mayns Chass q hss ho0e %
B1isea avsaue. olxtesa yousG ladies
vess Drsssat asd the Blbas lessoa
vas ceaduees1 ~ thslr tsaebee. Rsv.
J. ?. Fia1lsy. Ths eiass will nese
nsst veek With Niss Jewell Dlckin-
80, q 1893 oaa Juaa aveaue.
=
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
- @Seall.

NJ RssA m. NM c. G. M
llana. Nh Dloeeoo oav1ee. NJ
mug1e0 ~ ~ uDo4 NJ Dusae
~. us0ss uaDos -. o. Wu11so
- ~. neons Nm. oo0oooo1 {
poslv thaa ea1oUp1 > U1Goos spose q
~ ~ - = eevn neselev -
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
sslly sasassss.

~ Jelly 0lssssa Dsys hsil their
iisse Dsseiss q ~ ysss - Friday
evso1ng - ~ veek q ~ he0e -
Jay 1obCeulev - naooa sveaue. Dur
~ ~ regular bos1aeD eoss1ea ~
ssn1 ~ DoDbose vogo o10le1el =
nombosuA3o. LAtee - ~ evsolao
ssees1hrssats vses sssve1.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
Righ school Athletic Board.

Brayton Inman and Harry Ridder-
Ing were elected representatives to
the Athletic Board on Wednesday
afternoon. The members OF this
committee besides the two mention
cd above are James McCauley. ath-
letic manager; r. +. Berry. X. L..
Hunt. Miss l.. w. Greenen. and Mr..
AcCltn,ock. The duties Of this board
are 70 pass on all athletic questions
Of Importance connected with the
Ia Junta high school.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
Masquerade rassy.

Perhaps the most enjoyable event
Of the week was the one which took
place Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Osan Walker when the La
dses Of Tie South Divtssoa Of the Aid
Society Of the Christiaa church gave
. masquerade party.
Dressed II their costumes for The
occasioa he gssses bsgaa 20 arrive
~. the walkss hoae about . O'Clock.
and frea ths tins .ef ~ fIrse aSri-
val until the masks were removed.
there vas . continual round Of laugh
ter. No other mode Of entertainment
was necessary. all you had TO do vas
70 look a. the other fellow and you
could laugh to your hearts content.
About fifty were present and the
characters represented In dress and
masks were Uncle Sam. Goddess Of
Liberty. Irish Washer Woman. Mig
ger Nanny. and little Rastus. Mrs.
Newlywed With baby Snookums.
Scotch l.assie. Gypsy fortune teller.
Indian Maiden. and many others Of
equal notoriety.
Prizes were given TO the two best
masks. and they were awarded TO
Mrs. A. Schultz and Miss 0eorsia
Cranp.
After the masks were removed
rsadines were given By Mn. w. D.
Saydes. Mn. Oran walker and Miss
Ruth Esry. and later refreshments
consisting Of Ice cream and cake
we're served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
so.sAsr. Co.oeado n.s.,.. Me-s.as

The forty-fourth annual meeting
Of the Southern Colombo Baptist
Association vas held in this city this
week. the opening session being held
ON wednesday morning with large
number OF delegates present.
The meeting Wednesday morning
was opened BY Z prayer by Rev. @. r.
Tanner. OF Canon City. and the ad-
dress OF welcome was made by Rufus
Phillips. OF this city. The annual ad-
dress was made by Rev. E. o. But
Ter. Of Trinidad.
Every session was full Of interest
and the addresses from the various
prominent speakers were especially
interesting and Instructive. This
meeting OF the association was de-
clared BY those present 10 be the best
meeting that has been held for .
number Of years.
Besides the regular delegates pres
ent, there were many who motored
from Rocky Ford. Las Animas and
other near BY towns TO attend the
sessions Of the association. There
were eighty out Of town people who
registered and they were given en-
tertainment BY the members Of the
church. Their lodgings and break
fasts were given In the homes and
dinner and supper was served In the
dining room Of the church by the
lsdiess
The meeting closed Thursday night
With IN address given BY Rev. w. T.
Ripley Of Las Animas. The ;associa-
tion will hold its meeting next year
IN Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02


. "'Neath the Almond Tree" In r;
when Lad Comes YOUNG and
Slender" A Fiat. Mrs. B. A. Smith
Prayer" from the Opera Der
Freischuts" ...... Mrs. Edwards
when the Thorne is white With
Blossoms. my True Love II
Fair" Miss McNeen
r.-.sS.S f...,.
Complimentary TO Robert Sevits.
Who left last Tuesday for Delaware.
Ohio. TO enter the Ohio weslyn Uni
vsrsity. . large number Of his young
friends gathered st the homo OF Miss
Florence Bomgardner last Friday
Aisht and spent several hours e.
joying various parlor games asd mu-
dc. Later Q three course lunch vas
served.
Thoss who were present TO enjoy
The evening and wish Robert success
II bis college work we're the Misses
Leaa 0reeHsn. Mona Rife. Aadse
Kaseen. Amelia Leucht. Doris Green.
TAeodora cook. Irsas Spaldiss. Or
~ Moore. Arlosas Shell. Flora
Brown. Msrle Fleming. Frances
miller. Hssss EAwards, and The
Nsoss Roteft sevtts. Paul Brown..
Pssisy. Lewis. l1eeris Bovea. vs6no1'
Eetoa. Max Mobssiy. Heary Riddsr-
Ing. Chris Arpsst. Lloyd Dinick
Frank sssley. Martin Doushesty.
Middleton stark and Brayton Inman.
n,r.Sa:Sy ccs.s.
The initial meeting Of the Tues
day Afternoon Birthday Club for the
coming year vas held Tuesday st the
home OF Mrs. Ella Lisht on Ration
avenue.
During the business session which
occupied the fore part Of the after
noon. the secretary. : Mrs. c. II.
Brown. who will sooa leave for Trim
idad TO make her home. tsndered her
resignation and Mrs. Rufus Norton
vas elected 70 fill her place. Oss
new member wss taken into the elub
and after The hostsss. assistsd b.
Miss Irsas Jones and Miss Helsa "a
wards. had sssvsd . two coufss Iunch
he eiub adjourned 70 nest % o.
tober lsth. With Mr.. y. A. Lee.
TIE guests Il Tie clsb On this oc-
casies were ~ NssAanss J. B..
Psarcs. Leslis Joass. Lss Porter.
clyde 0lnoas asA Mccarthy.
Y.u.e L.is.s? ~. CO..
Ths Youns Ladies' usiea BIN
Ctass NJ Tues6ay svsalas With
Miss Mayns Chass q hss heas %
Elisea aveaue. olxtesa young ladies
vsss Drsssas asl the B1bss lsssoa
vas cesduets1 ~ tAslr tsaebee. Rsv.
J. ?. Fia1lsy. Ths eiass will 0ese
nest veek With l1iss Jewell Dsckin.
-. q 1893 ean Jusa svsaus.
-. :,::....
~ Jelly olssssa Dsys held their
nm nostiag - ~ ysas - Friday
evsolng q ~ veeh q ~ hsos q
Jav 1osCsuley - neooa aveaue. Dur
~ ~ regular bes1aeD eess1oa ~.
seo1 ~ Douboeo vege o10leael =
neatesuAip. Later = ~ svsaiso
sslssshrssaes vsss sssve1.
~: -.
M nsen M. NM G. G. Wll.
1lanA. Nh uooeeoe oavess. M
nguGoso ~, ~ D1oo1, NJ Dusto,
~. uens l11ooeI -. a. WI11sn
- ~. nao1s Dogyy. eonoeoo1 Z
pos(v thot en1oDo1 > v1sDos Wose =
~ ht1ls ssuoA = oown 1Dsolay ~.
:. az. :. II.
~ Lols Woeoeo Wns heooeoe Z
~ nonoog1 = ~ g, G. CT ~
vs11no 49, n ~ o6oo Z
~ ~ = - ~ oloeg 49,
~ Z : s; - -! !
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
~ sss.ss p.ss. sssA.

Ameas ~ delightful affairs Of the
vssk vas ths asetiss Of The Phi
Sigma Deita Club a. Tuesday aight
at ths ho0e Of the Misses Lila aad
leesns Costla g Colombo avssus.
All nsabsS h ths city we're pres-
sas as1 ~ flfse pass Of The svsaias
vss 1sveas1 satirsiy 20 tusissss. end
Detss . two ceurss IuaeA was sssvsd
hy ~ hesesssss asl . social hour
was eajeysd. Ths asss nsstiss viii
- hell ~ ~ he0s q ths Misses
0Ds1ys as1 Ven Wee1.
~ ne0bess Desssat st Tuesday
svsaings meeting we're ths Missss
0Sal asd 0eessia White. Nssss
neess. Dss Psljsst. ols1ys 81 vsss
Wes1. ss.ss uevsy. nsbsl oDaj1iss.
1ssne Jeaes. Nelea As1sevs as1 Lila
onl Nesnsn Cestoa.
1ws Pss1iy Passssa
Tvo ogoeey Dogeooo - eho voos
vsso glvsa n Mn. =. G. Te1l ed
Nh. Waless oDesle1ss q ~ he0s
- Nh. Te11 whea shey sEess1s1
~ hes0oosloay - . lasos sumter
- ebeos lSleo1s - murray asd
vs11ov evon1oos.
ooF1ea flowegs 1ossDel ~ 1sess.
otloas ~ tolh oeoosooao aa1 ~
possy = Thoso1ay sftsgnees wss Giv.
- = hooos - Mn. 2. =. LlnvjlIe.
q D1lsa, ~. Aoee1ea tsllee play-
e1'oe esvsa oatooo oosme1 ~ 1ivee.
~ - ~ aeuesseea. DSj1ey sveo-
~ oA1Eer'tve le11os eDsst Z nsst
pte6enal evslluG asse6so bssAse ~
noeo lneulGo1ng ~ oooosoalnneie.
4 - ~ oos snsve1 ; l.lssy ~
eD 60 = ~ eeenll6oA
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02

Phas.s.Al.s t1.ayssy ssseses.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-03
Mems and BOYS Shirts
PantSl PantS!! Pants!!!

This entire stock must 60 at amaz-
ing prices. New styles.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-03

Laces, Embroideries and Ribbon
cut below cost.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-03
Groceries

Don't fail to buy your Winters
Groceries, every article in this line
goes at a reduced price. We will
go out of the grocery end of our
business and the goods must go.
SC Washing Powder -O3c
All brands Of Soap, 3 bars loo
Best Flavoring, 2 bottles -..--15c
Putnum's Toe Dyes, now -O6c
Corn, per can---------------O6 c
Soda, 3 boxes --------lOc
Matches, 8 boxes for -1Oc
Shot Gun Shells, per box ---39c
All Groceries cutin price. Cook
Stoves and Heating Stoves all cut
deep in price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
Robbery Frustrated

A. B. Bates. wAtchman of the Texas Oil company, Twenty-third avenue and Twenty fifth street, North Birmingham, frustrated an attempt on the part of a white masked highwayman to hold him up and probably rob the office. of the Texas company this morning at ? o'clock, when he resisted the order of the high wayman to hold up his hands by firing at him.
 Bates states he saw the white highway man climb over the fence and crouch in the darkness for a minute. Then the man advanced on the watchman and or dered him to hold up his hands. For an swer the watchman opened fire on the marauder, who escaped. It is not knowr whether or not any of the, bullets from Bates gun took effect The highwaymar had satchel in one hand and a blue. steel revolver in the other officers Giles and Cartwright hurried to the scene and are investigating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
ALLIED FORCES AT
 SALONIKI PLACED AT
 SEVENTY THOUSAND

Turin. Italy October 9.-(Via London.) According to the correspondents of local newspapers the ministers of the entente powers have notified the Greek govern ment that for the present the entente allies will land an expeditionary force of slightly more than 7O,0O. It Is stated that Austrian agents are watching the landing carefully and claim to know the exact composition of the force.
 The prompt action of the Greek minis ter of communications, M. Diamiantidis it is said prevented a possible disaster at the beginning of the entente move ment. When the landing began three rail ways out of Saloniki were in Austro- Hungarian hands and employees had re- ceived advance instructions from Berlin to obstruct the movement. Rumors spread of an impending widespread sabotage but M. Damantidis is said to have seized the railways and discharged all Austro- German employees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
Remarkable Remarks

From the New York Independent.
 Julia Marlowe--I am hungry for the real word-I want to live life-not act it. Ed Howe-Peope speak of the day of judgment. There are thousands of such days.
 Thomas A. Edison-N Nearly every nation except the United States is. more or less predatory.
 Sir Gilbert Parker-The almighty heart is stronger in the United States than the almighty dollar.
 G. K. Chesterton-I dare not conjec- ture what will happen when the very worst criminal really meets the best crim- inologist.
 Ex-Gov Eugene N. Foss-Business men should accept public office. We have all the lawyers that the situation seems to demand.
 George w. Goethals-The best results are secured through the cooperation of men who are contented and who have respect for and confidence in their leaders.
 Cora Harris-Thre's just one person you can fool all the time. You can't fool the public nor God nor your family nor the children. but you can fool yourself every day in the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
GERMAN PAPERS COMMENT ON THE
 ARABIC MATTER
Frankfurter Zeitung Says Final Outcome Is Flat tering to American
 Pride

London. October S-Reuters Amster-
 dam correspondent tonight sent excerpts
 from the editorials of several of the Ger
 man newspapers dealing with the nego-
 tiations between Count yon Bernstorff
 and Secretary of State Lansing concern
 ing the sinking of the Arabic by Ger
 man submarine The Frankfurter Zei-
 tung, the correspondent says, on the
 whole. is satisfied with the solution of
 the affair, though it adds that it took
 form which may more flatter Ameri-
 can pride than our own
 The Hamburger Nachriehten is quoted as saying:
 ''The representatives of the Wolff bu-
 reau in the United States did not show very lucky hand in their treatment
 of the Arabic affair and with their pre-
 mature counsels as to how the affairs
 could be settled at Washington so as to make the best of the unpleasant busi- l ness did credit to our foreign office but . little service to our country.
 Now we learn from Washington that | Secretary Lansing, after a conference with our ambassador, declared that Ger
 many admits the submarine attack on the l Arabic was not in accord with instruc- | tions given. It is hardly possible MT. ] Lansing could make such declaration" " Supports Position Taken | In support of it's standpoint the Ham, | burger Nachrichten quotes from the Ger
 man governments note on the Arabic of | September and then continues:
 l Count Von Bernstorff could hardly now
 have turned into the contrary the facts given in the note and compiled after a | careful investigation of the incident un-
 less new arguments have been offered 1 Referring to q dispatch from Washing 1 ton stating that Count Von Bernstorff pointed out to Secretary Lansing that
 the commander of the submarine was con
 vinced that the Arabic intended to attack | his vessel, but that the officers of the 1 Arabic denied such intentions on oath and that the imperial government could not refuse to credit the words Of the | British officers and, therefore, admitted l that the Arabic did not intend to ram | the T. boat and that consequently the attack on the Arabic was not consonant with instructions the newspaper says: This sounds strange and there is no 1 argument against the official note of September to be found in 1t. The of- 1 fcial declarat tons of our men, given under | oath still exist and even if credence could
 not be refused the affidavits of the Arabic | officers the declarations on oath Of our own men, the sons of our people who have Loyalty and bravely fought for us, have precedence over those of subjects of hostile nation.
 | Contending that the Arabic's officers
 are subjects of a nation which desires | to get rid of submarine warfare the Ham,
 burger Nachrichten asks: Why should | they shrink from perjury If thereby they | could succeed in attaining through the
 action of the United States restric- ton of submarine war;"