Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-11

80 l"ht ehe note Is too lat
and too mild. The Germans con,
plain that President Wilson did NO
| pack up his demands by threats a
he did those to Germany.
If the British reply deadloeks III,
question as now seems possible. tn,
president will arbitrate his case an,
Is confident of the outcome.
Separate notes to England, on III,
eontraband list and the recent meal
seizures are expected.
! WASHINGTON D. c., Nov g
President Wilson in letter Seth I,ov.
the famous New York Republican
leader stated, ~ am gratified that
you should so fully concur in the
position | took in my speech at the
Manhattan club There is Quota
'lon from Ezekiel which have had
much in mind lately, in connection
"lth these matters. 1t is:
Son of Man, speak to the children
OF thy people, and say unto them
when | bring the sword upon the
land if the people of the land take
a man of their coasts and set him
for their watchman:
If when he seeth the sword come
upon the land, he blow the trumpet
and warn the people;
Then who soever heareth the
sound Of the trumpet, and taketh moi
warning; if the sword come and take
nm away his blood shall be upon
his own head.
lie heard the sound of the trumpet
and took not warning; his blood shall
be upon him. But he who 18th
warning shall deliver his soul
But if the watchman see the 9srd
and blow rot the trumpet, and tbe
people be not warned; if the sword
come and take any person from among |
them, he is taken away in his in !
iquity; but his blood shall I require
1t the watchman's hand"
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Frank R.
walsh is organizing a permanent in.
iustrial relations committee to begin
he first great campaign to better the
conditions of workmen.
Some of his associates on the fed
2ral commission and Amos Pinchot
md Frederick Howe have accepted
membership
The committee will open headquar-
.ers in Washington and conduct an
letive fight for legislation in CON
gress
The first move viii be to endcavor
o stop the Interstate shipment of
irmed guards, Cannon and machine
'uns except by military authorities.
They intend to urge laws that
majority report Of the federal com
mission recommended.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. s.
Kitchen, the floor leader of the house,
fter conference with President Will
on which lasted nearly an hour. an
iounced that he could not support
he presidents views regarding the
avail program.
He said, a think I will be in the
minority"
Kitchen would not discuss the army
'ut intimated that he would center
is attack on the navy.
He will merely tell congress why
he measure should not be support
!
ST, LOUIS, Nov s.-The State
'ank commissioners have taken over
he affairs Of the Broadway bank.
The bank had a capital stock of
100000 and deposits of 100000.
Four hundred depositors swarmed
round the doors.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. O.
increased and open opposition to the
administrations preparedness pro-
ram is indicated since Bryan's at
ack.
Kitchen refuses to endorse it and it
5 understood that Sherwood of Ohio
S opposed to the measure.
1t is also understood that the presi-
ent viii not be able to discipline
Kitchen.
Tho administration does not favor
oercion as it fears a caucus might
plit the party.
It is believed Bryan will not enter
he house and actively lobby against
he bill. He will probably confine
imself to publicity and personal in
luence with the congressman.
Democratic leaders believe if it
ONES to a showdown the people gem
rally will support the president.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-France will
e a heavy buyer of American ma
hinery at the close of the war, ac-
ording to Maurice D. Arour, head of
he French commission which has just