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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-17

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-17

Aionev is the root OF all evil" How perfectly
feel. these -days
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( The ship 6iii sailed through tho house al r:2u
shs sea thereby flllbus.er buster
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frseholdsr may not always be freehearted. but
not 30 in Anderson
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-17

lars for ;ie6truction; Suppose that amount wer,
used sos eonstruetion.
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llsSels6 sNye RussIAn girl is years old has
s. 81 - 6AslieS Thss's noshIng. we've known
81 s,slS III s3afs ola &lhc hafe been chasksd. cap
! siIg ta'' d rngia forty times aisssass
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Th, date for tn" Senior play, aCupid
at Vassar," was changed from Thanks
giving evening 10 Friday, December
10, at a meeting OF the class Tuesday
afternoon. Many things were detri-
mental TO haviu glhe play ON Thanks
giving, chief amons them being lack
If sufficient preparation and advcr-
Using. The short time allotted for
working up the play would not insure
first class production. As II Is a
rulc in the school to make all en-
tertainmeui. first class, il was deemed
best to postpone it for two weeks.
The school is behind The play and II
should be a success.
The G. I. H. $ football team Is to
meet CaIcNlco IIish School on Gales.
ico's home grounds this cominp Sat.
urday. November ~. According 10 the
schedule, tho two teams of Imperial
aud Holtvillc will also clash on the
Houvillc grounds the same day.
The C2lcNico team defeated FL cen
tro's second tcam by a lop sided score
of - to q. only Two weeks ago. The
first team men determined to get even
with them. We hope that the score
will not be SO big against our FIRST
team. If if is, the coach is thinking
seriously Of running in a third team
to finish mp the season. The third
team has never had "A tryout yet. who
who knows but what they have some
dasaing, met"orie aud phenomenal
players?
The uow constitution for The stu.
dent Body organization. which for
some time has been under preparation
by a committee for that purpose. Ia
ready to come before the studouis rpr
adoption. At the fudI meeting Of the
committee this morning
a resolution was passed to the effect
that the laws should be presented ~
the regular student Body meeting to.
morrow.
Owing TO the fact that the High
school is under neW management tins
wear. II was found necessary to adopt
a new set Of rule for the procedure
Of that organization. These rules have
been worked up by the committee in
several meetings Since q different
has been doptcd almost
every year during the existence of the
organization. this code or laws has
been drawn up to endure, it is hoped,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
ALIAS 81 M,IONS.


In the superior court Of the state ot
California in aud for the County of
Imperial
Elizabeth Miner PLAINTIFF. vs. Fred
r. Miner, defendant.
Dan V. holland aud Walter B. Kib.
hey. attorneys for plaintiff
The People of the State of Caltfor.
MIA send greetings to: Fred T. Miner
|defeudaut.
You are hereby directed to appear
aud answer the complaint i'm an action
entitled "a above. brought against You
! i'm the superior court of the County ol
Imperial, state Of California. within
ten days after the service on YOU al
this Summons--if served within this
county. or within thirty days il served
elscW here.
And You are hereby notified that IN
less YOU appear and answer A. above
required, The said plaintiff viii take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, AS arising
upon contract, or she will apply To the
rpurt for any other relief demanded in
The complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the superior court Of the County ot
Imperial, state of California, this 9th
daT "f september. \. u. 1918.
tSEAIl N. :. COOK. Clerk.
NnndaNJan3
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
NOTICE ron ~ HIli AllOA .
npnuYtfu nF fb.. InfgFtpF
V'VHF INiHf VI UT 'HT' TIT
Land office at 10. Angelo. {

z !. T700 ITTTD1 - ~" NNs'T0'' N
Notice j. hereby given that James
A ITbberd of ~ C"utrp. California
who. ON October Is. l912. made home
stead entry No. ol672o, for Lot 7. n =
Sc e. section . aud the NV Z SW
II J.. $ e meridian. has filed notice
of intention 10 make final three ycat
proof 10 establish claim 10 tho laud
above de#crlhod. before the Clerk oi
tho superior court. Ei Geutro. Calttot-
ma. ~ . = m ou. the goth day of No
ven'bcr t1tt
Claimant names as witnesses. -
warren JsrniEan jnhn G. winters,
jaime 4 Reid. Frank NJ Bellou. all OF
~ Ccutto, CA.
Non-loal JOHN = ROCHE.
Press atElC entro.Cal. Register
No Withdrawals NOVA
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18

for many years.
Al a meeting Of the E'ud ot High
tion VA passed 10 Tho effect th3t
those students who were suspended not
long ago should resume their work in
school but that theN should return
only ON probation. AccordinglN. the
regular work was resumed This morn
ing by the offenders. All scented bright
and ready 10 iust eat up work All
are resolved to never again yield to
the temptation OF The .mcrrv god
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
ORDER To SuoN CAUSE. S,I.t OF
REAL ESTATE.

In the Supcrior court of the State
of California i'm and for the County ot
Imperial.
In the matter Of the estate of Henry
Springer. deceased.
II appearing to the court from the
verified petition OF H. G. Thomas, pub
lie administrator and administra .
tor Of the estate of Hen
ry Springer, deceased, on file herein.
that it Is necessary that all of the
real estate belonging to said estate
order to pay the outstanding debts
against the said decedeut and tn %
charges and expenses of administration
of said estate.
It is ordered. by the court that all
persons Interested in lhe estate OF
said Henry springer, deceased. do ap-
pear before the superior court OF I'm
the courtroom thereof At the city Of
El Centre, on the tenth day of Decem
beT. 1915. at O'Clock T. M. thcn and
there - show cause, if any ihcN have,
why an order should not be- granted
to the said administrator Of said es-
tate for the sale Of all the real estate
belonging to said estate. ~ public Or
And that copy of This order he
published once week for 1t least
four successive weeks IN Imperial
Vallev Press, newspaper printed and
published in said County Of Imperial
Dated November 10, 1915.
FRANKLIN j. COLE.
Judge of Said superior Court.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD and
W F FRAZIER.
ATTORNEYS for Administrator
ThursDeea
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
cERrIric>rE on FICTITIOUS NAME

II T. herehv certified that the under
signed are doing business as partners
under the fictitious name of swanson
Printing Company; that the principal
place of business of said partnership
Is at El Centre. County of Imperial
state Of California, that the full names
of said partners are Paul e. swanson
aud {, i. Brook. hoth of whom reside
at El Centre, California; that they arc
all the member Of said partnership.
pAtFT. - IVA NSOS,
L. r. BROOKS.
state Of California. County Of Imper-
ial--eg.
on tue fth dav of November, 1915. be
forc me PERSONAL" appeared Paul y.
Swanson and l. T.. Brooks. known to
M - ha the roreous whore names ar"
subscribed to the foregoing instrument,
offio" this ith day ot November. lel5
and thew a"know edged to mo that they
executed the same.
wituoes M hand and tho s"al Of my
tSEAIa NJ : COOK.
County Clerk aud EX -OffIcio clcrk of
tho Superior Court. Imperial Count
California
Rv w. D FISK
Deputy Clerk. IhDeo@
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
man. .Ncvin and HawIcy

-Cadmau. Ncvin and HawlcY.
The High School students are for
tunate in being able to obtain such III
interesting and instructive course.
These assemblies are also open to the
general publ. Any lover Of music
who is able should try and attend.
+ r.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
FOR sALE-LIVE STOCK

FoR SALE Nice little gentle mare.
suitable FOR children or women to
4fHe; also top buggy. nearly new.
~ h9s4c' ] milc west and so rods
FOX SALE Team of mares, 200
pounds each, Is aud s wears old: cheap
9f cash. owner will demonstrate
nom Nritc To B. Berkcs General
R'AN'rA. EI Centro. NIB
FOR SALE-14O shoats, healthy and
thrifty good feeders, will sell ali or
1art aud deliver. Burritt $. Allen.
'aIlpatria. Ranch miles northwest
of lockwood.
FOR SALE Dairy stock. 2oS head: 1870
cows, balance months up: - per
cent high grade Holsteins. Address
Ea&ton Mills san Luis Obispo
~, X179
FOR SALE-An extra good dairy prop
osllloh bringing $500 per month in
come. Price $1,000 on terms j. G.
Delozicr, lo7 South Sixth St, El Cen
tro.
FOR SALE Eight young COWS and
Holstein bull; six dozen Brown Leg
morn chickens. will trade for vounp
cattle. Box 5o2. Imperial xi75
FOR SALE 80 good dairy COWS: price
$4,000; Sin0 cash, balance $50 per
month. J. G. Dolozier. 1O9 south
Sixth St, El Centro.
FRESNO TEAM for sale, big mules.
with harness and fresno. $500; rca
sonahlc terms. r D. Mccall. I'm
pcfiaj, Phone 13oF12
FOR SALE Burros with pack saddles
See British & American Mercantile
Compane 227 North Seventh, El Cen
tfo. Phone 29l. 1S1
FOR SALE Good ono aud 2-year-old
dairy heitorS. Mcbride ranch, five
miles southwest Imperial.
FOR SALE String of good cows. 5000
ash balance good security. J. Ar
thur Mcbride. Imperial
FOR SALE--A choice lot Of Duroe-Jer-
boars; all ages. G. ID. Willough-
by Sons. Calexico.
! lR SALE-6O strictly a / dairy cows,
Si5 per head cash. Box 70. Holt
vile. MIA
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
NNTI3D--NO OitiS

WORK WANTED ~ capable woman
in families ironing, caring Tor chll
dren. etc AL Firth 81 phone
law. tifI
STENOGRAPIIER. bookkeeper aud
general office man Of Z Yeas .eN-
pcricuce desires position in El Cen.
fro. Address RoX II, Press office. fl72
WORK WANTED Cotton raising or
General farming; hay" large famli'
of workers, years experience farm
ing in the valley. a. f.. Young. See
ley. Cal liz
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18

Eaechus.
Al the regular Friday morning -.
semh> tomorrow the following pro
gram Will bc given:
"DaWu' .#=#.....=# .=#...... Goldman
"Thrush at ENe" .........-...
irish Love Song. ............ Lang
There VA a Gonuie Lass" Park
Ny Dearic. Oa.....=. ....-....
"rhe Sweetest Flower Thlt
Blows" .................# HawIcN
"Sumbcr %oug4 .........-.=.. .Galuor
Jap Song ...............#....
"RosarN" ................... ....... NcVm
"MiEhty Like a Rose. ..,........
Among our American composers are
three women who rank very high. In
facl the women Margaret Lang, les
sic GaNnor and Rosaliud park are
termed A. haNuE typical American
equality with our threc foremost mcu
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
CaleXico Trims Imperial;
Second Place in League

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
smashed out 3-bagEcr. Butler scor-
ing; Downs out Ryan To Ruethcr;
kocrner whackcd out single, Barth
scoring; Hlyard hit his groundcr be
ing stopped by Lee, who threw to
Bohn, retiring Kocrncr. Bohu pegRinR
to Ructhcr in time IL MP IIlyard, re
firing The side.
Eighth Inning.
Without out. Hawkins to Koerucr.
Ructhcr out ON fGul fly tn spencer.
La Lpugc Ia second ON hit. Lee wal.
loped out a single. advancing Ld
Longe to third; Spencer flew out to
Hilyard in center field. both runners
pcrishiuE Oh bases.
Bdsslcr out. Lee 10 Euclhcr. Lcakc
famed; SeroEEins. the pitcher who
replaced Hawkins in this nnius. like
wise failed 10 find the ball
Ninth Inning.
Ryan flew out 10 Butler just out
side the inficld; smith tapped out Il
single; schmidt cracked out "A 2-basc
hit. advancing smith To third, smith
scored ON sacrifice hit by Hohn. who
was thrown out At first Gumillcr to
Kocrncr; Wilhoit out, Scoggins to
koerner, retiring The side.
BumilIor walked aud stole seepnd .
iumillcr 10 third on sacrifice hi by
Butler who was thrown Out Al first
Schmidt ia Ructher; Harth cracked out
a 3-hasc hit, Bumllcr scoring; Downs
out. schmidt to Ructhcr. Koerncr 10
first on Texas Lacquer, Barth scoring
Koerner stole second aud persisted
there when Hilyard famed, retiring
the side.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
ItlI ITItN

CALL AT MRS. Eugleman's Poultry
Yard, 76a West Main, for your
Thanksgiving turkeys and chickens.
dressed or uudrcSScd, and delivered.
Phone 112W. 175
WANTED 900 turkeys. all sizes:
will pay 2oc with feathers off, f. q.
i. Los Angeles. Address a. Il. Nc
Neely. 1928 South Main st, Los An
Eeles, Cal. III
FOR SALE POO younE laying hens
II head of young stock and "a 10
acre tract. with good house. Gus
Nellen, mile south city water plant
Eighth st. N175
FOR SALE 35 pair registered English
Runt pigeons; large variety =. ..
Box ISL, or care il Centre BottlInE
Works NI7i
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
~ TO MOBILES

FOR SALE-1912 Maxwell 5-passcuger
auto; will trade for hogs or calves.
G. G. IusseY. SeelcY.
FOR SALE. Cheap. good Ford touring
car. E \. Allen, oregon hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
C.. B. FOLSOM
MODERN SANITARY
PLUMBING
Estimates Furnished
El Centre. Cal. Phone 80
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
El Centre. Cal.

II MIRO LODGE, No 31b,
r., knights Of Pythias, meets every
Tuesday at X. of =. hall. corner
Firth and Main streets.
J. STANLEY BROWN. C. c.
II. ". WEBB. X. of II. g. s.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
LOST. sTnAYED OR STOLEN

LOST Dull green ovcrcoat with stripe.
Finder please return TO Press of
flee. NIL
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
FOR ENCHANCI3-nEAL ESTATE
SPECIAL NOTICES

FANCY RECLEANED Alfalfa Seed mo
sour cloVcr), $500 per lou pounds,
+. %. b. your station. Seed delivered
10 your ranch inside . mile limit. I'M
pcrial valley seed q Plant Co, op-
poSite Z. q. Tel 62W.
WANTED $7oo for 8 years At s per
cent. Oh rcutablc city property. to
pay eff original mortgage of 81 ,3nn
by Nov. 10; has always rented read
lily for $2@ month, prefer private
loan. Address BoH e. care Press.
RECLEANED ALFALFA SEED EX-
cellont color, very high termination,
first class quality, 2oc per pound f.
-. y. your railroad station. Send for
sample. e. +. Sanguinetti, Yuma.
Ariz. 100
FOR SALE Large bottlnE works, full
lN equipped, brick building and one
lot; doing largest business in COun-
": will sell on terms. For particu-
lars address Boz 1S1, El Centre,
cal X17i
WANTED Furnished room in private
family for the winter for father and
grown son; no small children IN
house. state terms by month aud
particulars. Box 2i1, IIoltvillc. MI
FOR EXCHANGE = Good business
stock; VIII invoice At about $4,000,
good legation. want improved ranch.
EpV d6t El Centro. cal -
FOR SALE Mesquite stove wood, S4.50
Der tier at ranch. 6. G. IuSscN, See
lev
WOOD AND POSTS for sale on Hand
ley ranch. b. miles west of EI Cen
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
MUSICIANS

r L. ELsER, PIANO TUNER. with
King Music Co. All work guarau
teed 553 Main 81. Phone so
Ethel ML.Chestnut. coloratura soprano
teacher Of voice. 563 Olive, phone27SW
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

20-ACRE TRACTS
VIII sell part Of large tract i'm "a
10 ro-as.e lots, and give IN wears
time at per cent interest $I25 per
acre very desirable land Bon 5g7
Imperial. Phone 13oF12
For SALE Tract lbs Range L.. r. II
So acres in alfalfa and hog fenced
for Sloo per acre, terms G H. cam
non, 81 miles cast of Imperial Nh
FOR SALE Five acres. SIuo. cash "a,
trade, first payment balance. S1 Gnn
IN years at per cent. Snap. StfI
lens, Phone 113F6.
GOOD broom modern mousse. dcsiraple
locality in Imperial City. for saio
at a very low figure. Brewer 4
AVerill, Imperial 193
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Lo 5n
Eighth street near Commcrcf3i
Would accept automobile. Sec Nuf-
fer Land Co. No
2S0-ACRE tract good soft soil uuim-
proved. milcs from railroad, Si5
per acre. G. W. Donloy Imperial i82
FOR RENT Several good pieces Of
cotton land. SEQ T. A Allen. Oregon
hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
TtIIRNITIRIG

WANTED-Wc pay highest prices for
second hand goods. McCune Furni-
ture Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
PASTIRE AND PRODUCE

PASTURE sheep or cattle. T. y. Nc
call. Imperial Phone 130F12. Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
NTIGD-LINE STOCk

WANTED O. | {. boar. weight Ito
Il 200. Address Earl Crane, BoN II,
Route /. Imperial. Nib
FOR EXCHANGE Horses for calves
or hogs. W. NJ. Hodge. miles east
Of Imperial NlS5
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18
EifIlp WANTED

hHIF WNNTTU
WRITE !. NJ. e. A. Auto School, Los
Angeles. Catalogue free. 1874
WANTED Cotton pickcrS, on south
east corner Section Il. Calipatria.
Doctor Virginia T. Smith. MIA
WANTED Girl or middIe-aEed lady rs
cook on ranch. Phone 130F16. Ad=
uross White in care Of Press. f176
WANTED Girl or middle-aged wom-
an as cook and helper i'm cafeteria ,
party with cafeteria experience pre-
fcrrcd call at 1864 Brighton. fiji
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18

FOR SALE Dairy stock. 20S head: 1870
cows, balance g months up: - per
cont nigh grade Holsteins Address
ldI. N11q
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18

DR SAIE--60 strictly A / dairy cows,
Sl5 per head cash. Box 73. Holt
vile. MIA
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18

fok SALE Nice little gentle mare.
Su3labIe for children or women to
9flNe' also top buggy. nearly now.
Youth Of Hohnr -
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-18

FOR SALE-An extra good dairy prop
ositlon bringing $500 per month in
come. Price $4,000 ON terms j. C.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-24

! New York, May "a. - There's a
whole bunch of blase Broadwayites
who've got. the back to the soiI',
craze-and it isn't because summer
is at hand. --: ... F..
No, the fact of the matter is that
most of them have seen the new mu-
steal show, "The Peasant Girl" not
once but several times. And each
time they see it the better the back
to the soil" idea sounds to them-for
the pleasant peasant. girls" that
make up the chorus of the new show
are about the prettiest and easiest
to look at lot of girls that ever
fought for the best dressing room.
In some mysterious manner they
were overlooked by the critical eye
of Ziegfeld, Jr., and therefore double
credit is due the chap who put the
girls in ''The Peasant Girl" cast, and
Broadway is quite ready to give it to
him. a.. g.,
Against this background of beauty
Emma Trentini, as fascinating as
ever, is featured, and Oskar Nedbal's i
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-24

music gives her ample opportunity
to carry off. honoFs. Her voice is as
wonderful as ever and if anything
this fetching and tantalizing prima
donna is more aluring than ever.
Clifton Crawford also is in the cast
and, of course, there are others, but,
honest, it doesn't really matter much
for after the-or rather THAT cho-
rus makes its entrance everyone
would be perfectly willing to go right
back to the soil" providing there
would be lots of Peasant Girls" there
too. 80 /
-.... .-.., -O-O-
The maharajah of KapurItraIa, In
Ola, is doing New York city to the
queens taste. He has with him a
wife owning $8,0OO,OOO worth of
diamonds and left at home wives to
burn. Just think of doing little old
N. Y. with all those diamonds to
pawn, if needs be!
... -..'-. 1000
o! o.! Oh! Pity for that Rome ed
itor who was so pro-German that his
own staff mauled him and resigned!
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-26

the great crest Of the BesNd noun
tans.
'HaVng forced wood which was
perfect cntanglement of harbed
wires and surrounded by several lay
ers OF trenches, our infantry pushed
forward 30 the principal position of
the enemy, the men hauling the guns.
After homhnrdng It at a distance of
COO PAGES they crossed deep ditchcH
fortified with palisades and carried
the enemys works, which were
Hlroneiy armed ana provided with in
ternal defcnscs
Tho Austrlnns made several furious
,uuutor.attacks in close rank torma-
ton but were dispersed ana partly an
nlhllated by our fire and bayonct
charges
Toward Tie morning OF the gath the
enemy began retreat ON certain po-
ritl0na During the day we took ag
prisoners about 100 officers ana 5000
men ana besides captured several
dozens OF machine guns"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-26
NO STOMACH PAIN,
CAS-, INDIGESTION
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order really does overcome iudlHos-
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wosie remember the moment pdpcs
pItpcps comes in contact with the
stomach an ruch distress ysuishcs Irs
tru.y astonishing almost marvellous
and ihc Joy IL IFS harmlcssness
A large f,fiy-cent case of pape's
papeps.n viii give sou "A hundred
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druggist hands you your money back
It's worth lts weight ln gold to men
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stomach regulator in the world.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-26
REPORTS
FROM BERLIN IN
OFFICER s NAME
Major George 7, Langhorne
Finds Dispatches in Files of
War Department Never Sent
by Him. He Asserts,

ibf heHNihe JOURNAL hfNGlAL ltAHIn WtHEl
Washington March 25. - Major
George r. IAnghorne the army Of
hcer recently Withdrawn from his
post as military attache of the
American embassy at Berlin, has de
MED authorship of certain dispatches
sent from Berln To the war depart
ment signed with his name
II was said at the department to-
day that the major when he reached
Washington few days ago, found in
the departments file of his reports
some messages in plain ENGLISH which
he had not sent All OF his dispatches
the officer asserted had been fled in
cipher
Published reports that false dis
patches were connected with the
transfer home Of Major Langhorne
were not commented upon 10y off
cials
40 official information was to be
had of the nature of the messages
repudiated 10y the major though it
was generally understood that they
related TO the military situation i'm
Germany and were designed TO con-
Vey misinformation to GcrmanN's
enemies When transmitted by Wire
less they were picked up by the Eifel
tower ana bN some British stations.
The British embassy today autho-
rized the statement that neither the
British nor the French governments
had made amy complaint to the
United states i'm connection with the
case,
Major Langhorue has been assign
ed To- the general stan duty at the war
college and So far as he is concerned,
the incident is apparently closed
What investigation of the sending of
the false messages will be made, If
any officials OF the department do
not disclose
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-26
QUEEN OF HOLLAND
ANXIOUS FOR PEACE

Berlin, March ~ tby Wireless to
SayWlloJ Among the items given
out today for publication by the over
seas Ncws agency were the follow
ing
The Dutch foreign minister re-
plying tu memorandum addressed
TO queen Wilhelmlna hy "a number
.of her SUBJECTS. asking the queen to
use her good offices toward bringing
about pence, informed the petitioner
that both the queen and The govern
mcnt of the Netherlands wcresanxious
for peace and that they would do
All ~ their power at the proper time
e. effect peace.
The Berlin national gallery has
begun the purchase Of artistic war
data. lts first acquisition consists Of
sketches and water colur0 by Fritz
lthcins, well known Berlin painter.
who ia lieutenant n the army"