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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-21

Sl99trine / 9pen. Mems Fan par
Der, braetc Ell @iIer9ut Samilien Ell
Iioen alro meo Yoteter % iif %
Gents. Epteter ioletes ba for 90
Gents pr. 9uibel. 6armcren io9oe
oa til NuSmooeren, of ban pllbe iua
tage meb ia en- 9llihel Goteter iii
benoe nGite Sang, ban fom til gnen.
"gn right, ieg onifer, Oh pilbe alere
oet", ipareoc bun. "a Sarmeren fom
meo lin @ltibcl Eoteter, bab han ON
of fda lame Den lille a1tro, iom so
milien ff iig tilienbt Goteter / ira
&iebmanoen. Iaruereu fpIote Sur
ben lem 8ange meo Eoteter, og emo
ga bopoe ban noqIe igien al Den 9u,
ibel, han bopbc bapt meo iig. sc
ber", ia9be ban, "ou betaler oper
1926 pr. @uibeI for bine Totcter,
mems on flunoc ipore 10 Gents uco
of fiebc Ell @uiheI 40 @anqen iitcoet.
for at fiebe / SmaopIllf, iom on
qier."
Ger fl,noc ipureS in6 en- ao0 Gel
paa mango al Oe Sing, 6olf trrnger,
bpiS ser fipbte8 itorre Wpngoer 40
@angen og life bare Iibt til bper Sio,
Iom Oct altior aIminoeligt Sfif %
Brig er.
5armc er life for oe rigc bare -
ieg oeo enoba Def. Seq inoier nof,
bnor panifcligt oct fan ppre at bIipe
Gier al Ell 6arm M. Seq peb, BET
niI frppc electromagnetic, Spariom.
beo % baarOt Nrbeioc. Wtcn Ben
Mtonb, iom er piQig iii at u~nitrGngc
Zig % lGgge Billie % &rGftcr til Tor
at naa Waalet, inmt bar ell Suitru,
Der er piQig til at ioriage % ltstte
mcb &ooO oQ Sano, fau fiebe 6arm
og meb Sioen oqiao betale oen. SpaD
bar muligt for 60 Ior iiben er life
mere umrligt M. Hau iamme Sib,
Iom Sarmen bliucr betolt, fan ser 10
oeS op Ell iomiliG, ser bliper pont iii
at Iepe noiiomt oq gi6re Nptte for iig
% enOon fplC @lpbc, Stifreo8beo %
&elpGre % lepe Ipffelig iammen.
"5arme for TigfoIf bare?" Oct
fan / bore Gage Itltnoom ipne8 Ioo;
men hi innc8 fell. gn llng Wtono,
iom orbeiber meo Eroifab, Ieper mi,
iomt og leqger &ino paa at ipore,
bill enbnn Tom Hegel fltnne bIioe Gier
al Ell Sorm, hpis ban letter Jig oct
Woal. UT t9nfe % iige onoet er tao.
beItat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-21
0eiene ruincrcs.

Iisie misunderstanding ipnes
at bare itore Hlaner ohgaaenoe Spg'
nina al n~bitrafte "%nottonale Sigh
naps". @n enfelt Ell tpers ooer &oh'
tientet tilfreositiller life, og Der er
YIaner pppe ON of ina I'll S%itulinoer
WfiIe al ilige Seie, %ifriper glpa Ngee
/ "gtutional Stocfluan aro 6ormer"
Gnfelte Stater bar pingct no Itorar.
tet for &eie, Der foIter $4,000 til
$4,000 0filen. Som Oct bereS no,
err bette bare Ell 9egpnoelie. Srltaen
al grttomobil er blepen iaa alminoe'
Jig, at Sfattepoernes goOe 06mme
frat err blepet "lporpeo". i er ei
rigt Solf, og uolGggene pilbe bore
rPionable nof, bpiS De bar Tor noget.
Der piloe gipe parig Nptte. Wter
ipaor bar hi iunoet no, at biSie mo.
Derne, foitbare Seie life er iaa pa'
rige, iom ri funbe bape pentet. 9ette
giGlber ii9r De Seie, iom gaar 9per
melem, iipr Seie, iom life ligger
pper so Wtil fra en- Storbp eler
"Gitp". Sllnge "SrucfS" flores mel
poloiom Sart, og ingen ulminoeliQ
Sei eaer noget alminoeliet SeioGffC
fan taale ben Slags Srafif. Oct er
biaigere og gaar burtigere at leoere
Garer al aQe Slags peo SlGlp al
"Srltcfs" emo paa anben Waaoe, oq
en-, iom briper rul,ot meo Ell tiln1
"Srucf" @aaren uooper, 9ipr ct
ftpggere Si1ogreb / S~fattepbernes
Sommebog paa en- Gag, emo ran fan
gisre goot igien / belle lin 2epetio.
Gn "bigb-ponereb" "Gleoillre Gar"
goaenbe 80 WPil / Simen lager OF
Stsp paa en- M "ameiite" .Iei. Gems
"Sntion" er ubpre; men raar Ori.
beren naar frem til 8eitemmeliesite,
oct, er iom Gegel bans Sio iaare Ii.
Oct p9ro for Gublifun. Naturligpis
tar en- Gel u9r!ige a~ontraftgrer
fnpbt Sfattepoerne, ioet oe bar bpg.
get biaigere og oaarligere, emo De ef.
ter &pntraften ifllloe bape giort; mer
Splfet uil mart gipre Sprpr. 9e pil
life bape fine 9enee lagt no for bpiIi
nconenoige "SiebmapS", bpt8 Der
life finoes nogen l1opei til at binore,
at bisie bltper ruinereoe peo nuorren
&jsriel meo "Srllcfs" og tunae 9lll.
tomobiler.
Sarme for &isfolf bare?
Set er llimobiigelig, flare Safta,
at Imerifanerne bar fooet oen Same
at bore alt anbet emo ipariomme, fri.
Der 6. e. Snpoer / "Hational Stocf-
man ano Sarmer". De bor fommei
bio, at De fer paa mango Slags Sper.
oaaoigbeoer, iom bar oct Ieopenoig.
beosartifler. Eenge ofreS pinigt oa
runbeligt paa cling, Der forgaar meo
Oct iomme, De brltges, og ingen po-
rig Nptte giper. Solf fisber life
Sarme og betaler MI iom for 80 g(ur
iioeir eaer Longer tiIboge, foroi Ri
leper for flot mn. De, Tom fiinoe %
ifnloe ipare iammen Genge og betaIe
for Siem, gjor life noget iIist. o.
bruger op lin 5ortieneite eiter bpert
iom De fuar ben, ioet DC bill prspe at
boloe Sfriot meb fine mere formuen-
De Naboer.
Win SltfommeIie itrpffer Tia NOE.
item tire Sneie slar og ii tiIbage / 81.
Den, og ieg minoes ganife tpoeliat,
Epor 1pariomme og paapasieIiae Ssar.
merne maatte bore for at funne fao
betalt fine Sarme /. De Gage. Sonbt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-21
GaaS % Ginf.

st Gag er biqigere ero to. San
man life bp9ge itor nof "9orn" meo
Ell Sang, iful6e man bpgge og lofa.
liiere ben Zig, of Der fan blipe bpg.
get inoaat ienere. @n bel gnoeppg
ton paa Den &is blipe iparet.
- Connie al oe beoIte WieIfetuer
/ 8eroen bar meget alminoelige 8ller,
til oe fnm / Spnoerne paa oen rette.
0erfor ifltlbe man "teit" fine a1ler
for at finbe no, bpao bper enfelt al
Dem brer iii. Oct err oaarIi9 Sor.
refining at laoe Ell Sen, Der life beta'
Ter Zig, outage Elobien for en- alt,
Der uiloe betale goot for oct Stel o9
Sober, ben fif.
- 9lio life %operraifet, ON Set
Ell" gaar neo paa GSleoen MI iSoriom.
meren uooper. Wtange auer foIoer
ON Saaren og fommer inc paa rige
ISoone9ange. sc giper oerfor Ell
Wpngoe Wtelf, bporfor oct LET ben.
Der, at Ntelfen life er fuIbt ina rig
poa Smorieot, iom MAJ funoe perte.
- 9lqe Slogs Sniefter unotagen
@ier og "Hoie Bugs" er gooc for
&pQinqerne. Bier err ben pisie 9po
for Inollnger og @%aasltnger.
- Gn So~gnlaoning @rsn er FAM
fife ppro $4,000, % 6rogter fon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-21

"Spfm"s cutire Hsentey e. Oens anmle
anoHneHter. bericr fan u iilbD iGu prroIiulbe
Irqmier III gbonHeHtiamLGre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
One Dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Drives Them 0ut-Ends Torture

Stomach poisons breed millions CT
germs that eat into your vitals. causing
Gas Pressure. Indigestion, Constipation.
Torpid Liver, Auto-Intoxication, yell
low Jaundice. Gall Stones. Appendicitis,
Cancer and Ulcers Of the Stomach and
Intestlnes, etc, etc. Thousands of suf-
ferers have been restored by Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. among them JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, Congressman,
Doctors, Lawyers. Bankers. Ministers,
Nurses, Farmers, Mechanics-persons
OF every class-prObably your own
neighbors. Stomach troubles are due
mostly to catarrhal poison. Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy removes that pol
son, thoroughly cleanses the system,
drives out the disease breeding germs,
allays Inflammation and ends suffering
Unlike any other remedy. No alcohol
nothing to injure you One dose con-
vinces. FREE book on Stomach All
ments- Write Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg.
Chemist, Chicago, or obtain a bottle Of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from Kelly
& Pollard, Potter Drug Co., or any re-
liable druggist, who will return your
money II II fails.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
mrs. MARTINEZ
GIVEN ESTATE
Will of Felix Martinez Filed;
Provides For Family;
McNary Executor.

The estate OF the late Felix Martinez
is left entirely to Mrs. Martinez and
tnelr children, according 10 the Will
med for probate Tuesday morning
At the request Of Mr.. Martinez, as ex-
pressed In his will. James 9. McNary.
president OF the First National bank.
was made temporary administrator OF
the estate by order OF county Judge
Adrian Pool. his bond being fixed at
10000
Under the provisions Of the will, Mr..
McNary is bequeathed the estate for the
purpose Of paying all debts and en-
cumbrances and he'is then TO turn the
estate over to William g. HAYDN 10
hold in trust for the benefit of the wife
and children and those dependent upon
them and their descendants
To Retain White House.
Mr.. McNary is empowered to sell all
property with the exception of the
property known as the White House
building and the Trinchera ranch, IN
ColfaX county, n NJ. All encumbrances
against the White House are to be paid
Off and the property held for the bene-
fit Of the family. The Trinchera ranch
may be sold at such time as all mem
bers Of the family in conjunction with
". G. Hayden, trustee, may agree, eN-
cept 20 acres on which members OF the
family are now buried and which must
under no circumstances be sold
It is provided that the daughter, Mrs
Flora VI. De Hernandez. If she may
elect, may take and hold her share OF
the estate Independently, and the trus-
tee is authorized and directed to pay
10 percent Of her distributive share in
cash and the remaining 80 percent in
property.
Son Gets Library.
Alfonso NJ. Martinez, a son, is be
queathed the library. Miss Rosalinda
Hughes is retained as secretary at $lz5
per month, she being well acquainted
with the property and affairs of the es-
tate. James G. McNary and W. G. Hay
don are authorized to sell and convey
real estate and other property without
the necessity Of court orders.
No estimate OF the total value OF the
estate is given in the will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
ALMOST TAINTED
WHILE STANDING
And Suffered DreadfuIIy From
Headache, Backache, and Dir
illness. Says Now That
Women Are Foolish
To Suffer And
Tells Why.

New Augusta, Miss.-In relating her
experience, Miss Irene H. Craft, of this
town. says: Il have been troubled for
a right smart while with female weak
ness. was irregular. and was
down in bed about all the time I had
chills and fever with these troubles for
at least a year. and a great deal OF
dizziness, headache and backache.
When I was sick at each month. 1
had 10 stay in bed all the time, be-
cause my back would ache and my
head would swim. so I would almost
faint il l stood on my feet
1 endured this for about three years.
Finally, I began to doctor with a doc
tor. He did not help me much. Then
he recommended Cardui. and I began to
take it. 1 took about one bottle and
felt much better. have taken a whole
lot now, and feel Just all right I have
no backache, headache. or dizziness
now.
1 think women are foolish to suffer
when they can take so helpful remedy
as Cardui, and I surely praise it to
every one"
II you suffer from any Of the all
ments so common to women. why not
give Cardui a trial?
Such earnest statements as the above
speak for themselves, and We receive
thousands OF similar ones every year.
Your druggist sells Cardui. Get
bottle today. Full directions in every
package.-AdT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04

governments make il known:
l. That concerning their right to
visit and eventually to arrest and seize
merchandise under the shape Of parcel
post must not, and shall not, be treated
differently from the merchandise
shipped in any other way
80. That the inviolability of postal
correspondence, stipulated by conven-
ton No. IL of The Hague treaty. 1907,
carries by no means any prejudice to
the right of the allied governments to
visit and, if need be, to stop and seize
the goods which are deposited falsely
tanned in the mailsacks.
%. That. faithful to their engage
ments and respectful Of true cores
pondence," the allied governments will
continue Tor the present to refrain
from Selling and confiscating at sea
these correspondence, letters or dis
patches. and that they will insure the
most rapid transition of them possible.
as soon as the genuineness Of their
character is known"
Attached to the note are two appen-
dices. One. 4 United States pOstOffic
department report telling of the re-
moval of 144 sacks of mail from the
German auxiliary cruiser PrinZ Eitel
Friedrich when she interned at New
port News. The mail had been cap
tured from the French steamer Floride
and the Eiteis captain was quoted as
saying he had taken only letter mail
and had allowed parcel post packages
aboard the Floride to go down with
the ship, regarding It as merchandise.
The other recited the destruction Of
mail by enemies Of the allies during
the year ending December 81, 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
RED LIGHTS ARE
BURNING AGAIN
Place on Eighth Street Sells
Liquor and Houses 20
Girls and Women.

Red lights have scattered over the
southern part Of the city and are burn
ing brightly in a number of hotels De
low Overland street
Liquor is being sold illegally in some
of these places and a number of women
inmates are known TO be plying thei
trade.
Drinks were purchased on Eighth
street Monday night in hotel Whlca
is said to be occupied by a least ~
women, many Of whom are Kno%n 20 -
have been occupants OF resorts on
Broadway before this street was closed
as a restricted district
sHOt Time"
Entrance to these hotels was galheu
by "A statement that we came down
here to have a hot time" and this seems
to be the only sesame necessary TO get
inside Of the carefully locked doors
At the Eighth street hotel there were
20 women in the reception ROOM where
there is a piano and where the girls
and women dance as they used TO 40
on old Broadway. Someone, caretully
coached by the landaldy, proposed
that drinks be bought and they were
produced from some place in the rear
Of the hotel and paid for at rato
much higher than that current in the
downtown saloons.
Woman Arrested.
Monday night one woman was ar
Testeu Dy hOunteu OLAlCeiS ~ q 10 -
OF illegally selling liquor At the time
there were two minors in the room,
which is in violation of the state law,
as is the sale of liquors without IL
cense. The woman is said to have been
released at the police station without
a charge having been entered against
her.
The officers making the arrest were
in plain clothes and marked IS bill
is said to have been found on one or
the women. the bill having been used
to pay for drinks and to be used az
evidence against the place.
Chief Johnson. when asked about the
case today. said he did not know any
thing about the woman being released
and had not been able to get at the
facts regarding the case, from the re-
port left him by the night men.
1t was said at the station that Capt
Hall had ordered the woman released.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
BRITISH DENY
GRABBING TRADE
Lord Newton Declares Cen
sorship is Not Used For
Stealing Trade Secrets.

london, Eng. ApriI an reply to an
inquiry Of the Associated Press. in re-
gard to the charges made in the United
states senate that the British censor
ship was being used for the purpose OF
gaining trade information for the use
OF British traders. lord Newton. Of the
foreign office made the following state
ment
'-rhe American press recently report
ed pertain statements made In the SEN
ate referring to the censorship Of mails
in the United Kingdom, and extracts
were quoted by senator Walsh and 9TH
ers from q confidential circular issued
by the British postal censor TO his eN-
aminers of letter mails. The conclusion
drawn from these instructions was that
his majesty's government are utilizing
the censorship to discover the trade
connections OF neutral foreign firms in
order 10 wrest their legitimate business
from them in the British interest
Cites the Insurrections.
"That this deduction is entirely err
neous may be best demonstrated by
eN1mination OF paragraph Of this con-
fidential circular
TThis laws down that the examination
az the letters in the trade branch is con-
Quoted with q view TO the following
points and to the following points
alone
a. Direct trading with the enemy.
"B. Indirect trading with the enemy.
&C Trading by unauthorized persons
In the British empire in munitions Of
war
ID. The discovery Of Intermediates.
that is. evidence that persons or firms
in neutral countries are acting as inter
mediaries for the enemy in correspond
ence or business.
&c The procuring of statistics: but
IL is laid down that this subject has
reference 20 the two particulars Of di-
rect shipments or shipments on through
bills OF lading to neutral countries in
Europe Of those commodities upon
which from time TO time the trade
branch is instructed to furnish statisti-
cal report
Commodities Excluded.
"These commodities are laid down In
paragraph il and consist of the follow
ing:
Cocoa. cotton. cotton yarn. waste and
thread; fuel oils and lubrcating oils;
hidcs. skins and leather; maize. metals
and ores Of all kinds. nitrates. oil cakes,
INCLUDING ponac. packers products,
meat bacon, lard, jus. oleO. OF any
edible animal fats). rosin. tanning eX-
tracts. wool and such other articles as
may be added from time to time.
TT will Doe observed that these COM
modities are those which il is the spe-
cific object OF the allied governments
60 exclude from Germany"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
BURGLAR SUSPECT is CHASED
BY HIS OWN PEOPLE; CAUGHT

Chased by several Mexicans for two
blocks. Jesus Duran was apprehended
Tuesday morning at 1915, after he had
been discovered in a residence at 31J
Kansas street, by members OF the fam
lily living at that place.
Duran was held until the arrival Of
mounted officer Statham. and arrested
on a charge OF attempted burglary.
s Rosales was arrested by the police
Tuesday morning with a quantity OF
metal in his possession As he was un-
able to give a satisfactory explanation
Of how he came in possession Of the
metal he is being held pending an in
vestigation.
typewriter was stolen from the
offices OF the FL PasO Tent and avn
ing company Monday night.
tire and casing valued at S25 was
taken from an automobile owned by the
Houston Ice and Brewing company
Tuesday morning at Seventh and KAN
sas streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
UNLAWFUL TO BAR UNIFORM
FROM PUBLIC PLACES OF CITY

The city council has passed under
the emergency clause. the ordinance
prohibiting discrimination against the
uniforms Of the United States army.
The ordinance will become effective
on April IA.
The ordinance. in full is as follows:
ct shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation owning or con-
Quoting a public hotel. restaurant. cafe
or public place Of business or amuse-
ment in the city of FL Paso. to deny
Accommodations. service or admission
to any person or persons solely on the
ground that said person or persons
are dressed in the. uniform Of the
United States soldier. and any person,
firm or corporation so denying such
Accommodations. service or admission
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor. and
upon conviction shall be fined in any
sum not in excess Of 5000"
Handy Andy sharpens and repairs
lawn mowers Gen repairing. Phi. 1910.
ADV.
Mexican rents. Lee Newman. phi. 1904
ADJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
u. S. is DELAYING ACTION
ON SUBMARINE CASES

Washington. D. c.. April An the
absence Of conclusive evidence on the
recent attacks on ships carrying Amer
leans. president Wilson and the caoinet
course to be pursued by the United
States. No steps viii be determined
until additional information in the
cases Of the Sussex. Englishman ana
Manchester Engineer is received.
Great Britain's replies to American
protests against mail seizures and de-
tention Of passengers on the steamer
China were also laid before the cabinet
Neither reply is satisfactory. Further
steps in the China case will be takez
gonu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
$4,000 Y.N.C.A.
At MIAMI, ARIZ.
Plans Drawn For Big Build
ing; w H. Day Returns
With the Details.

Plans for a 100000 Young Mems
Christian association building for
Miami. Ariz. are now being prepared
by the architect, Fl. o. Jasstad, Of
Tucson. AriZ.
w H. Day. the interstate secretary
OF the association, has just returned
from Miami. where he has been in con-
ference with the association there
The building contemplated will in
clude every modern appointment and
will be up to date in every respect with
all the necessary equipment for gym
nasium work with shower baths and
swimming pools.
1t is expected that the plans Will De
completed in about month ana WORK
upon the construction Of the building
will be begun Immediately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
Ell PASO REAL ESTATE BOARD
HAS rs MEMBERS AND $1281.79

The monthly. meeting Of the board
OF governors Of the FL Paso Real Es-
tate board was held in the dining room
Of Hotel Sheldon, at noon Tuesday.
NJ B. Stevens, secretary and treasurer
reported that since the organization
of the board S1575 had been collected
and for the month OF March $293.21
had been expended, making a balance
On hand Of S12S1.79.
1t was also reported by the secre-
tary that the membership of the board
is now 26. and that a long list OF
realty listings have been filed for the
ush OF the members and for the infOr-
nation OF the public at the exchange
headquarters, in the Mills building.
All the members Of the board were
present at the luncheon and the pres
ident. r. f. Sherman, presided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
HUNGARIAN PREMIER SAYS
NO LAND CONQUEST SOUGHT

London, Eng. April Count Stephen
Tisza. the Hungarian premier, is quot
ed in dispatches from Budapest. ac-
coTding to the Exchange Telegraph
company's correspondent at Amster-
dam. as stating in an interview that
Austria-Hungary is not fighting to Sc
cure new territory in Europe. but is
merely united with Germany in a strug-
gle until a fair and satisfactory con-
clusion is reached.
That is all we want" he is reported
to have said. The premier denied that
Austria was sick Of the war;" but he
admitted that the war was long. hard
and painful Tor all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS
FOR TEACHERS APRIL 6-S

Austin. Tex, April Announcement
was made today that a special eXami-
nation for teachers certificates Will
be held at all county seats in Texas
on April 6 to s. The examination is
under the direction OF state superin-
tendent Doughty.
Examination questions will be sum-
mitted for both temporary and per-
manent certificates and all applicants
whose papers are passed by the state
board OF examiners. will receive teach
erS' certificates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
PLANES BROUGHT DOWN
DURING RAID UPON ANCONA

Rome. Italy, April Among the de-
tails given in an official communica-
tian regarding the raid on AncOna Mon
day by five seaplanes, supported by
two torpedo boats, as a result OF which
three persons were killed and IL in
jured are the following:
1.-THE enemy seaplanes we're attacked
by anti-aircraft guns on an armored
train and by four Of our airplanes.
These planes fled. but three of them
We're brought down. One was the L-21.
which was captured intact. The sec
ond was marked 'O-21s it burst into
flames and was destroyed. The third
sank while 10 was being towed TO port.
The enemy torpedo boats had remained
Tar out at sea during the attempted
raid"
Light moves $4,000 miles per second.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
NORWAY TO DEMAND PAYMENT
FOR ALL SHIPS TORPEDOED

London. Eng. April A Copenhag-
en- dispatch TO the Exchange Tele-
graph company say the Norwegian gov
eminent has requested the German
government to investigate whether
German submarines were responsible
for the torpedOing of the large num-
Der Of Norwegian ships which have
been destroyed within the past few
days.
il it is proved that German subma-
rines were responsible, Norway will
demand full compensation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
WOULD SALVAGE ZEPPELIN
LIS TO FIGHT THE GERMANS

London, Eng, April 4.-The British
AerOnautical institute has asked the
governments permission to undertake,
at its own expense, the salvage of the
zeppelin LIS, which is lying in shall
low water off the mouth Of the Thames.
The institute believes that the yep
pelin can be saved, rebuilt and launched
against the enemy within three
months"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
AUTO DRIVERS REPORTED
INJURED RETURN HOME

Friends and relatives of Charles Page
and Edward Cannon, two local auto
mobile drivers, were much Worrleo
Monday because Of a report that they
had been injured near Fort Hancock.
They arrived home Monday evening
and were surprised to hear Of the re-
port, which they said was without
foundation.