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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
N,tr cinen Sag

Gr. 1oran' lit ein regular Gro
buierter in Meoi5in unb Gbirurgie,
Iisenaiert pom @toate Msinneiota uno
autboriiiert BON Der Minneiota
@toatsbeborbe ser meoi5iniiden Eril'
fer Wonberli5en5) Inn profeiiioneQ
Sic beo~el,tenolten Eotpns nno Staote
int gtaote gu beiuden> bietet allen,
tpeIdye INN @oniultation BEL ibm Dor
lpreden, l1nteriudung nno Hatb
fret on.
0r. 0oron operiert nidt fir 8lino-
barment5iinoung, @alenl ITEM, Su'
morsv aropf ooer gepiiie Arten bon
arebs, @ronfbeiten 6es Magens, Ser
ginge1ueioe, ser 2eber, oes 8lutes,
ser Sout, ser Merpen, bes Ser5ens,
Ser Mil5, ser Nieren ODER 8laie, to-
tarrbolilher Saubbeit, &beumatiS-
mus, Sciotico, 8ettndiien, uei@er
21,ngen, uno ioIde, sic nit lang an
baItenoen, t%iefiiten6en @ronii4en
&ranfbeiten beboftet iin6, iouten nidt
berobiaumen oor5uipre9en.
Ierbeirotbete 0amen miii1en bon
ibren Mdnnern unb Minoeriabrtge
bon ibrem @ater begleitet fetn.
81. 5. 6. Goron, 336 Bottom 8lod,
MimeopoIis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
kIrdOr 9enP0jOn
MACH FLETChER'S
T RIA
Fdmnitnkrd$
@imeriprgen.

Dus prodtboue &%erbihpetter, 6ef-
fen tpir nns CUR 3eit %erfreuen, f0nnte
uns alien feinen groBeren @efaaen
eripeiien, ols tpenn es Biz gu 8eib.
notbten ooer gar Bis in Sen Sanuar
binein 10 anbielte nn6 mir int na@=
lten Sabre Elm 5eitiges 8riibiabr er=
bieIten. SIM or6eren 6aIe 6iirfte eS
man9e Motb geben i'm fommenoen
@inter. gs giebt biele Mrbett, sic
getbon tperben fann, 10 lnpge 6ie 8it=
ter1ng giinitig bletbt; ober iebr
19limm miro es fir mande 2eute
merben, ioute Ser @inter bal6 font
men nn6 6ie iebt I'M Sreten Mrbetten=
6en, ar5eitsIos tper6en.
@ie nngebeuerli@ sic Breiie bon
anerbam6 2ebensbebirfniiien geitte=
gen iin6, meiB man 6o@ gepiB ielbit,
obne 6oB nod DEFENDERS 6arauf bin=
%gepie1en miro. @er nnu fir Ben
@inter 8ei9dftigung bot, Der fam
tpobl 6nrdfommen nn6 pte4eidt
au6 nod etmas auf Die bobe &onte
Iegen. Mber pie iouen es 6te Mn=
6eren anfongen, penn iie beretts i'm
Oftober feiern miiiien? l1n6 menn
sic Mrbeit Damn erlt ipat int 6riib>
iabr mieoer oufgenommen mir6. Sc
miro idlimm genug fir io1@e Mrbei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Die alte beimatb.
8anern.

8aDern.
Min6en. = Ser in &aDern
alS Nationoltag CUR @rinner11ng an
Sen Musbru9 6es @eltfriegeS einge<
lette Spfertog bradte 6ies Sabr Die
|Summe BON 2,38O,000 Marf Elm,
bon Der Elm Drittel fir sic &riegs=
moblfabrts5pede ser @emein6en, Elm
|DritteI fir Die l1nterltbIung bertpun=
Deter un6 erfranfter &rieger un6 Elm
9riHel fir sic &riegsgefangenenbill>
fe bertpen6et per6en ioll.
SpeDer. - SIN @olfratbSbau=
fen b%erltarb @pmnaiial6ireftor Or.
8eber, Ser bon 1887 big 1895 IN
5peper tpirfte. = Sem Braparanoa=
lebrer 8. Douberl9mi6t bon @6en-
foben, 5rr 3eit im 6el6e, tpur6e oas
@iferne @re115 1. &l. berlieben. -
Ser bodm. Bforrer grbar6 6ortbn=
Der, ser % Sabre in @ppitein=6lo=
mersbeim tpirfte, lit in Ben &nbe=
lton6 getreten. gr lit noh ieinem
@eburtsort Sort ibergeiieoelt. =
SSsn Woridmeiler %peritarb II Sabre
alt @brtltian 3iebl.
g6esbeim @einpfal5). -
Ser bieiige Hfarrer, Ser bobm. 5err
Soiepb 3edenbrod, @eiitlider @atb
nn6 Sitter beri6ie6ener Sr6en,. lit
alts 6em 2eben ge1hie6en. @eboren
at @berspinfel am is. Sftober
1916, 1tarb er 6aielbit int ct. 8itus:=
Soipital nad tangent fdtperem Set
Sen.
8aben.
&orIsrnbe. = Erin5 Scar
bon @o6en itattete bem Bun6eSprd=
ltoenten IN 8er11 einen 8eiuf ob un6
CAB babel ieiner groBen 8efrieotgltng
iiber Dos iid INNER umfangreider
geltalten6e 2iebe5merf Ser 5dmei5
Mns6rud. @leid8eitig iiberreihte ct
perf0nli6 bem @un6esprGltoenten
5000 ST.. fir sic Sammlung uSiir
franfe i9meiaeriide @ebrmdnner."
@iirttemberg.
Stnttgart. - &ier lit Ser
idpdbiide @eididtsforider Sl1lius
9artmann i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

Die Ma@t Der 9t4iun9.
SIS 1T oo@ etmas @@0nes, Coles
UNI Die 9t4ttunft, nt9t mabr?"
so muB i@ Sbnen re@t geben!
Sir meme neue @lan5mi4ie babe ih
au@ n paar @erfe MAIDEN la1en %.
oa 1T Der @bfaB glei@ I'm bas Dopz
petite geftie9en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Kindert6e.
Sic &eioen baben seiiest.

@ultap tpor Elm bie%nitfertiger &na-
be, ser anoeren bebilfli6 &par, tpo er
%fDnnte. Gr perri9tete beionoerS ger
ne 1einem 0nfI @einrib fleine Dien-
lte, tpeil oerlelbe ibm bin uno mieoer
cine @ergiitl1ng 6afiir CAB. 90 gab
er ibm a11d) mie6er einmal einen
@roid)en. Das mar cine Sreuoe fir
unleren @ultap. 2ange 1d)on tro6-
tete CT 6orna9, einen u&reilel" at
befonu1en. Dit oem @roiden fom-
te ct nun einen iold)en famfen. Or
lab i'm ld)pn auf 0em 8oben inn &reis
berunupirbeln. gr elite 5u ieiner
Mutter> 5eigte ibr oen @roi9en nno
tbeilte ibr fem &ornebmen nit. Seine
Ml.tter lagte ibm 51par, iie 6e1rfe, er
f6nnte baS @elo better a11penoen.
80 Mutter,% iprodJ 81 ltap, ~i9
modte bo6 gar gu ger11e einen &rei-
lei babe11, tpie emil un0 9einrid)."
Domit ergriff er feline Miibe uno lief
eileno bintpeg.
Som 6eniter aus beobadtete i'm
feline Mutter. sic 1ab ibn 6ie Stra=
BE b%inobeilen. Nl0blib blieb er Ell
men Mugenblif 1teben, als menn er
Sen @roi6en batte fallen laiien, al
lem ct lief meiter, Bis er Den 2aoen
bes &ramerS errei6t bette. Sier
lta1o er >pieoer itiue, iab 6urd 6as
Gdaufenlter, binter meldem cine
&n5abl Ser perlbiebenlten &reilel la
ger, rotbe uno blaue> b0l5erne nno
blederae, tpie iie5 bie &naben baben
molten. @r 1dritt idnrea Ser SbMre
gu, n11o bier blieb er pieoer iteben.
@orum ging er nidt binein? st
botte ia ei1ren @roi6en, nit oieiem
fonnte er mablen, melden Ser &rei=
lei er moqte. @ar er pteueim nn=
entldieoen un6 muBte ni@t, tpel6en
er inablen io11te, 90 er ni@t IN BEN
2ooen bineinging? Meinz 6os par
es nift = ober er fampfte nit li@
lelbit. @6nen pan6te er iid ploB=
lid INN un6 lief i6neller 5uriid als
CT gefommen mar. Mit gliibenoen
@angen nno freu6eitrablenben 8li=
den fam er ins 3immer ieiner Mfnt=
ter q%eltir5t: uMntter, sic Sei6en
baben geiiegt, sic @eioen baben &C.
iiegt!"
y@as ioa 6as beiBen, @a1itap,
pas meinit ou 6amit?" fragte i'm
feline Mutter.
81, Mntter, er5ablte @uitap,
u6u meibt ood, naditen Sonntag 1T
Milions = @onntag, 100 fir sic OF
men @ei6enfinoer Miliionsgelo ge=
miro. @ie i6 NUN nad 0em
&ou floben gelanfen bin, babte i6
auf einmol an sic @ei6en. @s mar
ols borte i6 cine Gimme in
ingen: u@ib SEN Sei6en oeinen
6amit sic guten Miilionare
ibnen oas @ort @ottes bringen fon-
men," Donn bin i6 itiuegel tanben
un6 babe geiagt: sd muB einen
baben>" un6 BIN mie6er met=
tergelnufen. , @or 6em &auflaoen
hobe ih sic @timme mie6er bernom=
men, un6 Damn muBte i6 nidt mebr,
tpos i6 tbun ionte. gn6li@ babe ib
i9 fann obne einet @reiiel
fem, aber Sic @etbenfit6er niht of
ne 6as @ort @ottes - un6 Ga ba=
BEN Sic &ei6en geitegt. MadIten
lege ih meiren @roi@en in
sic Miiionsbi6ie."
Menn M1fobol nit @aiier ge-
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geltorben. @r ipar Elm geborener
Neuenita6ter.
Qtrembnrd.

9e1f0fDen. Gr DQr e1n geDOreHer
Nelten1td6ter.
2mTembnrg.
9n embnrg.- Die &artoffel=
@erlorga1ngs. = 6roge lift m16 in
2uremburg in cine afutes Stadium
%getreten. Sic &egierung bot 6aber
groBere Auantitate1 angefmft, nm
10 Dem Notb1tan6 ab5nbelfen. - Sn
&eblen lit sic altei tie 6ro11 6es Dor=
fes, @ittme &lein im 95. MlterS=
jobre geitorben. - Sci Ser @utber=
lteigernng bes &errn &ieffer bon
@oiieloingen tpn1r6en bobe Breiie er=
3ielt. @ine &or3ele 2an6 mur6e 51
1000 ST.. 5ugelblagen. @ieien mnr=
Sen glei6faas nit 80 un6 80 ST.
pro Mder be5ablt.
Seiterreid=11ngarn.
@ien. - SIM Sample gefaQen
lit ser tapfere &omman6ant 6es 4.
Stroller &aiieridger = gfegiments
.Sberft Mug1it Si1der bonn Gee in
@iiotirol. Sir feline pielen 8er0ien=
ite im Jel6e batte er biermal MuS=
5eidnm11gen erbolten.
.-. Sdmeia.
Mi6maI6en. = @ier lit Der
&err &egierungsratb 6. 8ugner7
@o1er, alt 9onoesbmptmam, bo@=
betagt %geltorben. 9ie 8eer6igung
fnnn inter Mnfiihrtnd Ser hohen
@eiitlidfeit am Is. Sftober 1tatt.
2u5ern. - 3um er1ten Male
felt Mnsbrn9 6es &rieges baben sic
@ertpon6ten 6es in 9 eutl6<Oltafrifa
l%wirfenoen Miiiionors bodu. P. SOB.
@alfliger 6iei er Gage cine Na6rt6t
bon ibm1 erbalten. Ser 8eri9t lit
bon Mo6ibirn a 8. M11guit 1916
6Qtiert unb es. gebt i'm iomeit gut.
Ct Morit. - SSn ser Nadt
auf Is. @ob. bra6 I'M Centrum oes
Dor fes 8erofab, oberbolb ct. @orib
6euer aus. Gas Safe 8errut tp11r6e
pollitan6ig 5erit0rt. Mit fnapper
Motb gelong es, Elm ipenig Mobiliar
5u retten. Danf 6es itarfen &egenS
blieben sic nmliegen6en @eban6e
berl9ont.
@larus. = 8obrifont 6ri6olin
S9uler in &iiti bat ieiner @emetn=
Sc 10000 Sranfen berma6t gum
Mnoenfen an ieinen anfangS 6ieeis
Sobres in sem 8ergen perungliidten
Die Snmme miro nnter 6em
Nomen n6rib Sduler Stift" als
6on6S fir Sic grridtung elmer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0ffentl6i
permaltet nn6 fo1 6nr6 3inien nn6
aufaqig tpeitere 3%utpen6ungen Der=
gr0Bert tper6en, Bis SOS Hroieft ars=
gefiibrt mer6en fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
Mab@emer3ieb1ng 1tnb 9ienitboten:
mangel.

Sic @ltern iin6 nidt felten, sic
flagen, oaB iie nidts BON ibrer er=
tpadienen God)ter baben. @arum
idaffen lie ibr nidt I'M eigenen &al1ie
sic %austparts geiu6te Stel11ng nn6
Sen in alien Sonarten geprieienen
grmerb! l1ebergebt oo6 BORT, mo- 10
i6mer Dienitboten 5u befommen
itno, bem Sobterden sic gang be-
ltimmten Bfli9ten beSielben un6
ebenio 6elien beitimmtes @infom=
men. @Iebt linn Sc ELECTROMAGNETIC
fen, 11no gebt DEM na6 5elbltltdnoig=
felt itrebenoen Ma66en 6os befrie=
6igen6e 8epubtiein: SD itebe ei=
gentli9 o1f eigenen SiiBen nn6 bin
6o6 oos 2idt nn6 ser S9ml1d met
mes @lternbm1fes. 9enn i6 ber=
brette in inn 8ebagen nn6 @emutb=
lidfeit." MiBten 1idt @ltern un6
Eodter 1i@ babel tpob1 fiiblen?
Mber, ruff man entiebt, 11niere
So9ter fon 9%ienltma66en fem?
Mi6t iein; fon6ern nrr Die Mrbeit
zines 1old)en erfiilen. @orausgeiebt,
bab nidt Meigungen nn6 Salente
einen an6ere11 @eg meiien, tann nan
einen tpirflt@ bea6tenSmertben
@rnno geger bieie Ste1ung Der
@austo9ter ni6t e%intpen6en. Sic
lit nn6 bleibt ibrer @ltern &tno, OBJ
iie sic b0bere Sdule beiudt o6er ste
Slide bertpoltet. Sc bonbelt iih al
10 mir nm sic Mrbeit ielbit. Diele
aber lit BEL Sen @rlei6terungen Ser
Meu5eit feline 10 i6mere Mufgobe
mebr. 8er i%t11n0enlang ra6eln, Gen=
mis- ipielen, o6er an6eren Sport trei=
ben fann, lit a116 Sen Mnitrengungen
6es &ausbalts getpadien. SIM &C.
gentbeil> man u11teridabt getpobnli6
Sen Observation-Disclosures @influB
elmer riibrigen bausliden Sbdtigfett.
Gas mer6en ale 5ugeben, Sic eS er=
probt baben. @as a1lo Weutter un6
So9ter bon iol9 elmer @inri6tung
bes &ausbalts abbalt, lit nidts, als
Sic mo6erne @ero6t11ng Ser f0rperli=
den Mrbeit in St1tbe, IN &i6e. l1n=
1ere 3eit befinoet li@ 6obei in einem
8%iberiprud). sic flagt iiber
Sen Mangel an &raften fir Ole for
perli6e Mrbeit, re6et iammern6 BON
bem geiitigen B%ro1etartat in BEN 8e=
rufs3peigen Der Manner un6 itrebt
bertro6 bana9, ein ebeniol6es get=
itiges Hroletoriat bon Srmuen 5u
idoffen. @arnm? @eiI iie 6ie
bausli9e Mrbett Der 6ram peradtet.
Gas aber folltet ibr eu@ nidt ge=
falen laiien,. ibr tu6tigen Sous
6ie ibr nod flint un6 freuoig
iiberom 1elblt @anb anlegt. Sic Mr=
belt inn &auie lit me6er ettpas &C.
meines, Se%rabieben6es, nod ettpaS
10 einfa@ 5u @rfiiQen6es. Son ibr
bdngt 6os &odite ab, tpaS mir be-
ein beboglideS un6 gemitb=
pones 6amilienleben.
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DIR I2nrustRrn

ter u1po 6eren Gamilien fem, uent
lie bis an ben Seiertagen inn 6reien
bel anl tdnbigem @erbienlt reidli6e
8eidaftigung baben. Mu6 bann
miro es immer nod cine lange
idtpere 3eit ietnL Biz ser 8inter por=
iber lit. &oblen, @rot, 6leii6, 4ar=
toffeln - Mnes, mas man baben
mrtB, lift getpaltig int @rei1e geittegen
uno sic @iilfsgeieqi6aften 6irften
6ieien @inter bolauf 5u tbun baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
,,&uft1lem miemalS, 6te
S@mer5em 5n 1in6ern"
60 fagte 6. 8. @oppinger bon
III montgomery ct, 8arba9te,
Teras, al5 er uie folgt 16rieb:

SO 1Q9Ie ". Is. NOpplIl8eL ooN
liz Montgomerp Ct, @arbahie,
Teras, als er mie folgt id)rieb:
sf rs Sal snS }m lit ao5 10 e. g';,4se 81 |db II nat'p Ses
i'd taum ieben tonnte. Sd perfuebte ie6es g5ittel
Obne tpabrem grfolg. Damn tpuroen Or. gttleS'
@:ntizsyain y1uen mir anempfoblen l!rto 'e9 tautte
bic Sdgmersen aui unb meme Merpen ,uaren niebt
mebr TO aneceriffen. 60 oft tb einen leiebten
SSbmer5 beriaplrte. nabm tcb cine giQe; Bis met'1e
Ms e aansli6 perfebmano: Seitosm bette
tb tie llr111er an pano uno iie baben nocb IN tets
mem Safe nerfeRlt. bic SdbmeIsen! au linoern.
Sno iie baben mob ME t1einen aopf ODER me'ne
Nerben angegrlfen."
2eltte id)au6ern, menn iie bon ben
i6redliden 5oltern leien, mon1it Die
SSn6ianer Die erl item Mniieoler pei
nigten. Mber maren jene @6mer-
gen GROCER als Sic our6 Neuralgie
berurla@ten? 8er3metfelte 8erirbe
mur6en gemaM, INN ben 9anoen
Ser Snoianer gu entgeben, aber bic
lie 2eute iiben rubig bin uno 6uloen
6ie 6olterqualen ser Nemralgie, 90
6ob Elm Mustpeg fir fie often lit.
ST. Miles' Mnti.Haim 3iaen
baben bieIe Tauien6e bon 6ieien
foltern6en 11euralgiolii6en S6mer-
3en befreit. @ie mer6er nit Ser
poiitibiten @orantie ibrer Cite ber=
fauft. SHE sic fte ie gebrau6t ba-
ben, balten fte ltets an @an6.
Sci alien Mpptbetern. rs 9pien fir
rs Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
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9ides, ~glGn5en6es @aar
Trei bon @rinb.
Mdbden, perimdt es! 9as 6aar ,pirb
meid, tpa1lcnb unb berrlih! &amft
eine 25 Gents Tlaide 9anbcrtne.


@enn SIR ettpos Inn idtperes @aar
sebt' S @s5! aldnYSt ai in S e;ds ,sians nmS t hf;taf
@eihheit bat nr1h moGenb unb gldn3eno
lit, beriudt 9anberine.
Sur cine Npp(ifotipn berboppelt bic
Sh6nheit @nres 6aores, nebftbem loft
Tie fofort ieben @runh . Rartifel. ssShr
f0nnt fein fd6nes @aar nod aefunbes
6aar boben. tpenn STR @rinb babt. SIZE
fer ghorf rol1bt oen @lons beg 6aares.
aeben un6 'er3euat, menn man i'm nidt
heieitiat, cine Tieberhaftiafeit unb Elm
S1rden ser @opfhout; sic 6aartplraeln
.hlrnaern aug, lofen fih unh iterben ab.
bonn fdut bos Soar rnSh aus. @erfeblt
niht cine 25 Gents T1oihe BEG &nDtplz
toms 9anberin in irqenb elmer Npothefe
All fdufen unb bann berfuM es.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Dramatic, Military Career
Full of Perils, Ends in
Death of Disease.

Paris. France. May 27.-Gen- Jos
/ Gallieni. former minister OF war died
az Versailles today
The death Of Gen. GaiHeni. while not
unexpected. created profound sorrow
az he was idolized by the French peo-
PIE, particularly the poor VINO regarded
him as the savior OF Paris during the
critical days OF august. 1915 His fun
eral will be the occasion Of a notable
military and civil demonstration
shortly before his death an opera
ton for TRANSMISSION OF blood was per-
formed but il had little effect. The
general was extremely weak and was
unable TO take nOurishment. HIS son
and daughter were at his bedside.
Born OF Military Family.
OF all the French generals in the
European war few had a better filled
life than Gen Gallieni. who. on the
outbreak of the great war in august,
1914. was appointed military governor
Of the entrenched camp of Paris Born
Of a military family at St Beat Aprh
% 1919, he had reached the age limit
for retirement in 1913, but was main
tanned in active service by decree the
r75fnfster of war holding that the SER
vices he had rendered as governor
general of Madagascar JUSTIFIED ar
exception generally made only IN IA
vor of generals who have held su-
preue command in the face or the
In the - years of his military ca
rer- GaIlieni had participated N some
of the dramatic episodes OF the war
OF 1870. explored the Upper Niger and
imposed French prOtectorate over
the region: pacified the colony OF Indo-
China deposed queen Ranavalo OF
Madagascar and conquered ana de
veloped the colony. Between times ne
had written four notable books on eX-
pioratiOn
His Baptism of Fire.
Two years after his graduation from |
the academy at Saint-Cyr in 1858. Cal /
lieni received his baptism Of fire as
4. second lieutenant Of marine infantry
AZ Bazielles He was at the side or I
Lambert who with a
handful Of men opposed a heroic re-
sistance 10 the Bavarians at the house I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27

all classes OF mail matter IN transit
TO or from the central powers.
Differ Over Method of Application.
Although the United States agrees
that genuine correspondence mail is
inviOlable, il does not admit thar he'll
ngerentS may search Other nrfvate
sea-borne mails for any other purpose
than 10 discover whether thew contain
articles OF enemy ownership carried
on bellEerent vessels or articles OF
contraband transmitted under Sealed
cover as letter mail though they- NAV
intercept at sea all malls coming out
OF and going into ports Of the cnemv's
coast which are effectively bIockaded.
The government Of the United States
Great Britain and France However
appear to be IN substantial agreement
as to principle. The method of ap-
plying the principle is the chief cause
ships Long Detained.
ships are detained en-oute 10 or
from the United states or 10 or ron,
other neutral countries, and mails are
held and delayed for several DAYS
and, in some cases, for weeks and even
months even though not routed 10
ports Of north Europe via British
ports This has been the procedure
which has been practiced since the
announcement OF Feb. 10, 1916 To
some extent the same practice was
followed before that date, calling for
the protest Of this government of
Jan 4, 1916 But to that protest the
.
ment makes no reference and is en-
tirely unresponstve-
I. 5. Insists on Its Position.
The government Of the United
States must again insist with emDha-
sis that the British and French gov
ernments do not obtain rightfuI juris-
diction Of ships ~ forcing or inducing
them to visit their ports for the pur-
pose Of seizing their mails or thereby
obtain greater belliEerent rights as 10
such ships than they could exercise
on the high seas Eo- in the opinion
o. the government of the United
States there is no connection between
seizure OF mails from neutral ships
on the high seas and their seizure
from vessels which are voluntarily or
inVclun tarily N port.
Hague Convention Violated.
The present practice is a viO-
lation not only Of the spirit OF the
announcement OF February IS, but OF
the rule of The Hague convention
upon which IL is concededIy based
Aside from this. it is a violation OF
the prior practice OF nations which
Great Britain and her allies have in
the past assisted 10 establish and
maintain"
Here the note cites several cases in
support Of the contention OF viola
ton OF previous international prac-
Continuing the note says:
Practice Disastrous to L. :.
The arbitrary methocs employed
b. the British and French govern
ments have resulted most disas-
astrously 10 citizens Of the United
States. Important papers. which can
never be duplicated, or can be dupli-
Gated only with great difficulty. such
as United States patents fo- inven-
tons; rare documents; legal papers
relating to the settlement Of estates,
powers Of attorney. fire insurance
claims. income tax returns and similar
matters have been lost Delays in
receiving shipping documents have
caused great loss and inconvenience
by preventing prompt delivery OF
goods
The note here cites many cases in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
CHARGE MEXICAN WOMEN
WITH KIDNAPPING 4 Girl G

Charged with kidnapping four vou7p
girls on April - and holding them in
Juarez for "A hours. Maria SaeDz and
Louisa Hernandez. two Mexican wouner,
we're arrested Friday afternoon by CITY
probation officer Emma Webster.
II is alleged that the women lured the
girls. Vaustina Silva. Blaza ViUeoas
Josefina villa and Esther Monja. from
the Aoy senooi 10 Juarez on promises
OF getting them some clothes ana held
them there for - hours. The girls
range IN age from IA 10 Is years
Mrs Webster was informed of the
case at once and has been at work for
over a month The women remained
in Juarez, however. and no arrest could
be made until Friday afternoon when
thev were taken ia custody At the
bridge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27

point and outlines specific instances
OF losses resulting from loss or delay
OF mails and continues:
Will Make Claims for Compensation.
This government viii be compelled
in the near future 10 press claims for
iul reclamation on the attention Of
his majesty government. and thar
OF the French government
To submit 10 lawless practice OF
this character would open the door TO
repeated violations OF international
law BY the belligerent powers on the
grounds OF military necessity Of which
the viOlatOr would be the sole judge.
Radical Change Demanded.
"Manifestly, a neutral nation can
not permit its rights on the high seas
10 be determined by belIigerents or
the exercise OF those rights 10 be vio-
lated The rights OF neutrals are as
sacred as the rights OF belligerentS
and must be as strictly observed
Only a radical change in the present
British and French policy. restoring
10 the United States its full rights as
a neutral power. viii satisfy this gov
eminent
(Signed) Robert Lansing"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
French Woman, Member
Of Legion Of Honor,
Highly ReOered, Dies

Paris. France May 27.-Sadame Jane
Dieulafoy, author. explorer. chevalier
Of the Legion OF Honor. and pOssessor
Of the unique privilege accorded 10y the
French government OF wearing male
apparel is dead
Nine Dieulafoy was not yet out Of
her teens. when she married Marco.
Auguste Dieulafoy, a young engineer
He went 10 the front during the
Franco-Prussian war and took his bride
with him. She disguised herself as a
man in French uniform and fought BY
her husbands side.
In the eighties NJ Dieulafoy was com.
manded 10 20 TO Asia FOR archaeological
research Madame Dieulafov accom-.
panied him and spent several years in
Chaldea and Persia. They discovered
the ruins of the palaces OF Darius and
ArtaXerNes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
COMING,
GERARD SAYS
American Ambassador De-
clares U. S. is Ready To
Undertake Mediation.

Berlin. Germany. May 26.-United
states ambassador JAS ". Gerard is
convinced that peace is in sight. ae-
cording TO an interview published in
Munich paper from its Berlin CORE
spondent- Mr.. Gerard is quoted as say
ing;
Nothing can shake my confidence
that peace is on its way"
The ambassador referred TO the
settlement OF the differences Of the
limited states and Germany as prepar-
ine the way President Wilson" he
said. has much greater freedom Of
action now to deal with the immense
world problem which viii determine
the future attitude Of nearly all the
countries OF the globe
1T is useless to discuss at this mo-
rnent the question whether president
wilson's fntermediation is desired or
probable In this instance, facts alone
must speak and one Of the most i'm
portant facts Is that the neutrals are
probab bly, as much interested in bring
ing about an early peace as the bel
Ugerents America urgently needs
peace, and for this reason alone the
American government is under an cbli-
cation 70 its citizens TO do and support
every cause Of peace \ fact of chief
Importance is that my government IS
really willing to take action for the
promotion of peace
ChaneeIOr's Words Echoed In L. :.
q am very optimistic regarding the
progress already made of the idea that
war should be ended. even among bel
ligerent nations. The words Of the
German chancellor regarding Germany's
readiness to make peace, probably had
their strongest echo in America and
strengthen the opinion that Germany
viii take all other steps calmly and
with confidence
Referring to the recent crisis in
COMMUNICATION relations the ambas-
sadOr said:
Il hardly know from what quarter
the present good relations between the
United States and Germany could be
disturbed The establishment OF good
relations with Germany is one of the
most important factors Of the dipIo-
matte situation now confronting the
United States"