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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Alsace-Lorraine and Al Of
Germany West of Rhine
Must Be France
DISBURSEMENT
OF GERMANY, PLAN
England Plans To Take
Heligoldnd Out Of
German Hands.

DERNE. Switzerland, June S-Ths
n French nation is as firmly con-
WINGED as ever that not only Al
sace-LOrraine, but also all other Ger
man territory west OF the Rhine and
even Baden and Wuerttembers viii be
in the hands Of the victorious armies
OF France when the end Of the war
comes One Of the leaders OF the cham
Der Of deputies said at a mass meet
ing in MarseilIes;
Claim War j. Won
THE war is now practically won
We know that the Germans and AUG
TRANS would quickly Withdraw from
all French. Belgian. Russian and Ser
Wan territory in their possession 10
they could hope 10 obtain peace by
falling back TO their borders
..But we are not satisfied with hav-
ing beaten the enemy TO his knees.
France demands compensation for her
sacrifices and the glorious deeds OF
her brave armies We viii not lay
down our arms until the French tri-
color waves over all Germany terri
tory west Of the Rhine and over Baden
and Wuerttemberg. The latter two
states must and viii be conquered be-
fore we can think Of peace"
England to Claim Territory.
England viii no. permit Heligoland
TO remain in Germln hands and is
firmly resolved TO annex the Grand
Duchy Of OldenbIrg and the rich in
dustrial district OF Rhenish-Prussia
east OF the Rhine, together with West
phalia and Bremen and Hamburg
In France il is declared that the
eastern Prussian provinces viii 90 to
Russia and OF Austria very little viii
be left after Russia Italy and Servia
get through with her Turkey will
simply disappear from tie map, say
the French. and Bulgaria also
The aims Of the allies are exactly
the same today as they were at the
beginning Of the war. The total col
lapse OF Germany, Austria Hungary
and their allies is only a question or
a few months more. in the belief OF
French military men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
100000 MEN
FOR HOLLANDS
NEW ARMY, PLAN
National Defence Associa-
ton Outlines Program
for Defence Force.
TO HAVE RESERVE
OF $4,000 MEN

The Hague, Netherlands. June s.
An army Of 100000 men as Hollands
military strength in any future Euro
pean struggle IS the preparedness pro-
gram OF the -Volksweerbaarheid" or
National Defence association, which en-
joys a state subsidy and had 40
branches and nearly 1860 members.
Under this program every able-bodied
man and woman would be enlisted for
universal service instead OF the limited
compulsory system which now obtains.
The association is convinced that free
dom and independence can be assured
only when all who are able, conscious
Of their duty, prepare themselves in
service In the country's defence forces.
with q view m case Of necessity, to
being able TO defend those most sacred
possessions Of the nation"
General Compulsory Trimming.
The concrete scheme Of the associa-
tion takes the form Of general COM
pulsory training, with limited repetition
training and service and local and pro-
yincial training and organization.
Starting out from the principle that
the basis Of all defence must be the
forming OF a powerful race. the pro-
gram would provide physical exercise
in the schools, and subsequent prepara-
tory training OF the youth of the coun-
try After this the time Actually spent
in the ranks would be comparativeIv
what has been seen in that respect In
the present war.
Only a few Of the large levies thus
obtained would suffice to form the
field army Thence the men would
pass out into the local trOops'-ter-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Dutch In Revolt Againsc Daylight Act
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Putting Clock Ahead Causes Confusion

II OTTERDA9
Islands rebellion against the daylight saving act and refuse to obey
fields earlier
authority sending children school
o'clock though Holland 10
o'clock
of the household
the
Then the som swung
around.
grandson d tarred
tubg
than nextd
summer time system
10 inconve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Austria Plans TO Buy
$4,000 Farms For Its
War Crippled Soldiers

Vienna Austria, June S.-Under the
leadership of the Austro-Hungarian
General Relief committee a movement
has been started to establish colonies
for crippled soldiers throughout the
dual monarchy. All cities. towns and
rural communities have been asked to
donate part Of their public lands for
this purpose.
The plan is TO create about $4,000
small farms OF five TO ten acres each
on which crippled veterans who are
still able 10 do some work can make
their living. The money necessary for
the erection Of the Necessary buildings
and the livestock and Implements is to
be raised partly by public subscription
and the government has also promised
d large amount So far the COMMITTEES
has received donations Of nearly 90. 100
acres Of good farm land. About 20 O0G
acres have been given by private indi-
viduals.
Thomas A. Edison. the noted inventor.
sleeps aVerlEe OF four hours a daw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Anonymous Writer Believed
To Be We'll Known
German millionaire.
SAYS GERMANY
AGGRESSORIN WAR
Rulers Of Germany and
Austria, Writer Says,
Wished World War.
GERMANY. by way OF Co.

~ ERIN, GERAIANT, by way OF Co
penhagen, June 9.-The aunonym-
IL Gus writer, supposed TO be wei
known Berlin millionaire OF social
Z democratic tendencies. who aroused a
storm OF indignation. when last year
he published his book. Il Accuse de
nouncing official Germany for having
brought about the world war. has Gre
ated a fresh sensation here by publish
ing a new volume Der Springende
Punkt" (the salient point in which he
violently attacks German militarisn
under the pen name -Germanicus-7
~Germanicus' declares that '-the
legend Of the war of liberation" which
never found credence anywhere IN the
world outside Of Germany. has been alb
s0lutely disproved by the diplomatic
events which preceded the declaration
OF war. now generally known.
Germany Wished the War.
All the official and seml-OtIiclal as
surances issued by the German govern
ment. all, the books and pamphlets with
which the neutral countries have been
flooded have been powerless TO disprove
The established fact that Germany and
Austria consciously or unconsciouslys
from the moment of the sending Of the
Austrian ultimatum to Servia until the
declaration OF war against Russia
wanted the war. made it inevitable. and
frustrated all the peacemaking efforts
II the powers Of the entente"
1T is still being asserted in Ger
many" the, writer says in another
passage. that il was France which
committed the first acts against Ger
many. but the notorious tale Of the
wicked French avi9 tors. who, according
70 the German declaration Of war.
dropped bombs on Nuremberg which did
no damage is far too clumsy for any
intelligent person 10 believe IL even for
a single moment.
Germany the AgEressOr.~
1t was Germany, a civilized Euro
Of this there is not the slightest doubt
Such aggression may be renewed and
will be renewed without the slightest
doubt II Germany should be able. by
force of arms, to impose upon her ad-
versaries the war demands OF her an
nexationist politicians or even the most
modest demands of her government.
such as they were recently outlined by
the chancellor
The consequence of a peace Of this
kind would certainly be the resurrection
Of the vicious clique who would In the
end again provoke new aggression as
a measure Of prevention
Other nations other parties IN the
world who stand on a lower level OF
civilization. savages or semi-savages,
yellow. red OF black. are apt 10 make |
themselves guilty Of similar acts, ag-
gression against Europe and ever more ,
SO against other colonial countries. for I
the Prussian junkers, the pan-German- |
lists and the militarists are not the /
only savage people in the world
If the viii to preserve peace had ex- I
listed in Berlin or Vienna, Europe would Z
not be involved in war today. But this !
VII did not exist and this is the reason ]
why we are at war today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Is Forced To Wear
Medal He Tired For
French Trench Hero

Paris. France, June 3.-An amazing
story of French army official obstinacy
was told here today By a young ser
a-eant major. He was in charge Of q
section OF trench and had one day to
demand a volunteer for specially
dangerous Job. Three men offered
themselves. one went out and was
killed. the second did likewise, the
third ACCOMPLISHED his mission safely
The sergeant major sent in a report
Of the incident. out must have been in
felicitous in his description, Tor he
found few weeks later that ne him
self. instead Of the real hero. had been
cited for the War Cross
He at first refused to wear the cross
and wrote again and again to have the
matter put right. No notice was taken
by the authorities
Military regulations force him &c
wear the cross. THE only thing for
me to do now is TO accomplish some
deed worthy OF it." he concluded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Hsu Shih-chang Picked
For New Chinese Premier

Pezin. China June 5--Hsu ShIh-Chanr.
secretary q state. is now generally dis
cussed in Pekin as the probable premier
OF the compromise cabinet under considera-
tion by government leaders and revolution
AIRY chieftains- Tang Shaggy. the former
premier, who Is figuring prominently in the
revolutionary agitation at SHANGHAI Is
chief director OF a life Insurance company
in that city. and prefers TO remain in busi-
ness rather than Renter the government as
premier
Members OF the Pekin government who are
confident that a compronfss will be reached
in a short time. say the reorganized Chin
csc national assembly VIII probably be con-
vened in September
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Puts Curb On Youths
Who Spend Too Freely

Berlin. Germany. June S--The command
ant In Brandenhurg province has followed
the example Of other military commandments
in various places In Germany by an order
designed 70 stop extravaganza by young
speuders- Persons under Is years old VIII
hereafter receive only IS marks OF their
weekly wage and one-third Of any amount
in excess Of that sum The rest must Be-
deposited by the employer in city savings
hank 20 the credit OF the owner. not 70 be
touched until after the war. Only in cases
where it can be proved that the young wage
Gamers family needs all his cor herr wages
viii special exceptions be made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Uprising OF Czechs Is
Urged Against Austria,
Americans Implicated

Vienna. Austria, June 3.-Certain
districts Of Bohemia have recently
again been flooded with revolutionary
pamphlets calling on the Czach pOpu-
latiOu to rise against Austria and to
make common cause with Russia
The pamphlets were evidently print
ed IN Bohemia. but they are dated from
Chicago and bear the signatures OF q
number Of alleged Bohemian Americans
who style themselves The American
Committee FOR the Liberation of the
Czechs."
According to the pamphlets. a large
sum mas been raised in the United
states 70 finance q revolution in Bo-
neinia ana several organizers have
arrived from America TO take the lead
ershiD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Hundred Factories In
Italu Close, England
Refuses Needed Fuel

Berne. Switzerland. June SIN the
last two months more than a hundred
factories in northern Italy have been
compelled to close as they can obtain
neither coal nor raw materials Many
thousands Of worzmen have been made
destitute and the feeling against Eng
land is becoming bitter. because the
British government does not furnish
the coal if had promised.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

ritorial defence forces. These latter
would be so organized that together
with the strong localized frontier ana
coast guards, they could be ready TO
take the field in a few hours.
While the local troops would, IN
the first place. serve for defence. the
field army would be destined for often
sive operations. The two together
would form a force of about SoO.OV9
men, fully trained, while there would
still be a reserve in the depots Of more
than 500. OO0 men. making up the total
OF 100000 mentioned
The New National Army
Summarized. this new national army
would be constituted as follows:
Frontier and coastal troops, lS4.0uO
men. field army. 101. 900. position troops
1880. marine 5000: local troops, 545,-
500; total. 196,5O0 men.
Reserve: Local reserve, first ban.
i00. 900; men. second ban, 10000 men;
total. $4,000 men
With such an army. which is repre-
scented as quite feasible. the old axio-
matte principle of retiring behind the
famous Dutch water line might be
abandoned and positions taken up i'm
mediately behind the frontiers. the as
sociation points out
Apart from its propaganda activities.
the National Defence association has
been instrumental in raising nearly
10000 volunteer Landsturm troops 10
reinforce the modified army.
Since its birth in 1899 the organiza-
ton has provided extensive facilities
for rifle practice and the requirement
OF other military arts. furthered gym
nastic and athletic clubs. trained women
for Red Cross work. and founded sum
mer training camps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Drinking Among British Women Increases
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Committee Finds Home Drinking Growing

OND0N EngiWonen
the increase announces the committee appointed
- the
Most of the who drank
drinking home
arovin
The committee recommends Of charging the wives
ad soldiers with drunkenness except otter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Germans Imprison Nun
For UnfriendIy Speech

Geneva. Switzerland. June 5--Made-
line Seel q French nun. has been con-
demned to nine months Imprisonment
at COlmar for 'utteriug anti-German
sentiments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
People Of Bavarian Town Escape Tax
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Each Person Gets $50 From the City

EUNCH, Germany OF
NJ kGngenberg
- present o OF
April 10 n ash FRONT the ipa reasu
FRONT eprots from med
and operated by the surplus divided
taxpayer Formerly citizens Sl0O per annum
profits been the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03
Old Automobile Tires
Treasured By Germans
To Saue the Babies

Berlin. Germany. June 5.-An order
has been issued warning people that
any person in whose possession is found
q single old auto tire cover or inner
tube. or other unauthorized article Of
rubber Will be liable TO a fine Of $1,000,
or six months Imprisonment A debate
in the Prussian diet revealed the fact
that there is no rubber on hand for
the nursing bottles of babies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

n Germany, 3Pnss EhnoVsky whose husband Ger
- at Iessng
called 4 Of
begun 81 Asquh
andma
manu cript and feredsu suggestions.
princess Egpoog also plays
London Mrs As
qut Wept princess departed, in August 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

Thomas A. Edison. the noted inventor.
sleeps on an average OF four hours "A day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-03

AutO-SpOrt Section
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-03-02

hMh7INc cD0WTu ne

|
THE AUTO INDUSTRY
BUICK SALES MANAGER GIVES
OUT A LITTLE INSIDE INFOR
NATION AS TO THE CAUSE.
The amazing growth of the motor
car industry is a source of reverend
ing surprise to the public-both the
motoring public and the great outside
public as we'll. Every day the cues
ton is asked: "Where does ali the
money come from to pay for these au-
tomobiles?" And also: "When will
the point of total saturation be reach
ed?" ~
These questions spring from a mis-
convention Of the acononoio obopmo.
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Saaal lB,as.aars,an.a..a....p..........
tional meals were served in the dor
mitory dining hall.
The result Of the various game.
were:
Preliminaries, Friday, Feb. Is.
Flaxton 7, Minot "A.
Kenmare II, Bottineau 81.
Minot 80, Bottineau 8.
Anamoose 10, Towner II.
Donnybrook 26, Kenmare %.
Semi Finals.
Anamoose 6, Donnybrook 16.
Finals, Saturday, Feb. 26.
Mlnot Fl, Donnybrook Is.
In the final con Test Minot won over
Doonnybrook by 81 to Is, thus winning
the championship banner for the
Northwestern district, and the honor
of representing the district in the
coming state meet in Fargo, Friday
and Saturday Morcb IN owl ~
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Referee-George e. Miller, Fargo
Instructor in Biology, A. C.
Umpire-H. w. Corzine, Manua
Training, M. s. N. s.
Scorer--Glen Moon, Minot.&
Assistant Scorers-P. Sanford, J
Christianson, Minot.
Timer-W. D. Wendt, Minot.
Assistant Timer-Otto Rom, Minot
The spirit of real craftsmanship
marked the tournament from start to
finish. Every team played hard and
fair; played to win on it's merits. The
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rushed to completion by the contra'
Ors, Lantz & Beam. It is possible til
Cne DulIu1ng VIII be occupied son
time next week, in time for the au
| show.

The company has line Of the M
son tractors on hand as well as IL
Moore automobiles. Demonstrate
will be given during the week and tt
public is cordially invited to invest
gate.
F. F. Gessler will be in charge ,
the place during the absence of M
Sorenson, who has been taken to Nil
neapolis for treatment. Mr.. Sore1
sons many friends sincerely regret h
recent accident, but will be pleased |
9 know that he will be back in the gan
r in a few weeks. He is an energet
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automobile owner. His efficiency ir
creased as if by magic. Result: H
I duuS 70 MS own wealth. and The WeaIt
of the community.

7 =
point of saturation' as applied to a,
tomobiles. The more automobiles al
sold, the greater will be the deman
for automobiles. In other words, tt
more automobile dealers. the MOI
wealth."
Sorenson Block
Under Constructio,
THE HEADQUARTERS OF TIL
NILSSON FARM TRACTOR AM
THE MOORE AUTOMOBILE
WILL SOON BE COMPLETED.
The new brick block which is bein
erected by the Sorenson Tractor an
L O. 1 q
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That have been wrought by the motto
car; L. c: Eby says the answers t,
pie enough if the curious ones will
look little below the surface.

I cOPIe dSh W1Iefe Cne money come!
FROM said Mr.. Eby, "and there they
stop. The public does not stop t.
think of the tremendous additions tina
automobiles have made to the aggre
gate wealth of the country. Every
man or woman who buys an automo
bile soon finds that his or her effic
iency is increased hundred fold Of
more. This means, when you get RICH
down to brass tacks, that motor cars
instead of subtracting from the wealth
of the nation, add to it. The man who
owns an automobile makes more mon.
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Bought Carloads
of Furniture
WE1NREBE BACK FROM CHICAGO
AND GRAND RAPIDS 49, NOW
PkEPARING TO REOPEN HIS
STORE WITH BRAND NEW
STOCK.
j.. II. Weinrebe, the furniture deal
er, has returned from Chicago and
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he spent
several weeks buying a brand new
stock Of furniture, rugs and other
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Mortd,do r,rm o,n,
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dohcC UdII UOUI IdIllcIIC

decided growth in The athletics Of The
Northwestern district.
1t was success not only from the
view point Of the sportsman, but also
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'I0u'e IurHIsHIHgS 20 replace the STOCK
damaged by the recent fire, and which
has practically all been sold in the
most successful sale in the history of
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1IOIII VIC UUSIIItSS SIUC. IIIC TVCCIUC
showed an increase over last year
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-29
Why Coins Are Milled.

Did YOU ever look ut the edge Of
dime or quarter? They are different
from pennies aud nlckels, for all silver
and gold coin have what are called
"milled' edges, while the edges OF
pennies and nlckels are smooth. The
reasons for this Is that some dishonest
persons used to clip pieces or the
coins, especially the gold ones, aud
then sell these scraps of precious metal
when they had saved great many.
Every year the nation lost large sums
of money this way, and the thieves
would smooth the edges off SO well
that It was hard 10 lind out who was
guilty. The best way OF stopping this
practice was found TO be Ia mir the
edges of the most valuable coins so
that no one could pare them without
letting 1t be seen ut once. Kansas
city Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-29
The Younu Old Mnn.

Probably nothing IN the world is rs
wholesome as seeing an old man think
ins bimsclf young. Truly. man Is
ouly as old as Lie thinks Sometimes,
though, Ills tendency amounts to al
most Il frenzy and becomes wholly ir.
tcconcilable and beyond all reason.
\ case in point is emphasized in a
postal card received 10y the circulation
department from an clghty.thrceyenr.
old subscriber down state: Dear Sirs
Why can't you send me the sporting
extra instead of this D o'clock regulary"
We have Il mind that this youngster
viii rock the boat, splash the young
women and cut up all manner of kid d.
dos ON the trip across the river Styxl
--lluffalo News.