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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26


ooIIiert, llnO Dem @laitben ansoriid
berleibt, onb Die 2eute nIler alniien
NIT Der eeeenlpdrtigen Gage itnO ben
gegenp1rtigen 8eOinngungen aufrie.
ben ieien uno feline gtenoerilng
tpiini6ten.
5erner tuirO 0as Bolt BON gte.
brosfo 5u ieinen f1bigen 0ertreterit
I'M aongreB begLiidipiinidt ale 8an.
6ioaten Der 8ortei tperoen 5ur 8abl
entpfoblen, bic Stontsfontrolle Der
Giienbabnen, CUTE 2onoltraBen ilno
nnoere @eiese lueroen befitriuortet.
Gen an Der merifaniiden @ren5C
beFinoliden 0tationalgorOen oes
Staates ipuroen @riibe iibernlittelt.
lin tt:15 nur0e Die Gonbention
geidloiien.
9ns Oemufratiide 3entralfomitee.
0os neue oeiuofrotiide 8entrol-
fonitee bon gtebrasfn iest iih fol.
genoernlaBen 5uianutten:
Griter 0iltrift, s5oines Gabis,
#SunlboIot; atpeiter, v. 9s. Young,
geebrasfo gitD; oritter, .. 6. 8eb-
Der, 9oboo; bierter, Soc Butler,
artbur MuIlen, Com Soetor, 6. o.
McGar0Ie, S. o. 3ablmnn Sntabo
fiinfter, q. g8. SenIen Blair;
iedIter, SOC. SurIeb, 8onca; iiebter,
9af6aitie, g5ierce; nhter, US. s.
Mullen BLOOMFIELD; neltnfer, Sanes
8raDp, albion; sebnter, 8. gg. Sin,
@saOiion; Glitter, Chris. @rnentber.
Columbus; 5iDolfter, s. 6. Gep-
noLbs, Biting Gitp; 0rei0ebitter, IS.
8. Campbell, 2iitcoln, uno S. 9.
WscGnrtD, aitco[n; pier3ebnter, Geo.
Cotton, Gable 9lod; fiinf5ebnter. 90.
6. @eiie, Sebron; ied6ebnter, Char.
Ieb Qelion 9ordeiter; Tiebaebnter.
Sorrp 3eqnortle, 9orf; adt8ebnter,
Mi. 8. aeenan Gpnul0ifg; tleun-
3ebnter, Merton goren, Sian Gen.
fer; aman5igiter, Dan 2ibingston,
2anrence;; einlnO3panoioiter, 8. s.
Moore. 8enber gitp; 6ueinrtootpalt.
oiglter, ". q. ainnep, 9iabenrta;
oretunb5Danaigiter 5rarf Saucor,
@aaoman; pierltno8ipan8ieiter, 5. s.
Sarringtob 0'gteia; fiirfunoapan-
aigfter, s. s. Goitan 8illoip SIS.
LAMB; iehsuno3man8i9iter, 5. G.
Sones, Mapluooo; itebenun03lpansie.
iter, 8iIliau 0tithie, Bridgeport;
aabtuno5iuau5isiter, SarrD @anb
9laian5e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26

amt NIT Der GrteiIung bon syufor.
mationen be8iielidl oes 9oDfotts
amerifaniidler sSirnlen an Bic anne.
rifaniid1e 8eihdftsmeIt iparten, bis
obioe @efautttInodltng Dem engIi-
ihen Barlanlent Sngeaonaet lit.
(WiIion siebt ifot ipieoer Die 5iibl-
h0rner eiil,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26
glcpmblitaniide gtaaIS aonoention.

(Spe3iolberif)t Der S4u. Gribiine.) J
2incolil, gaebr, rs. ssSuli, - Die
Mepublifaner bon Mebrasfa bieltel
geltern bier lire gortci.sionbention
ob. I'M / ltlr 10 min. REF S.
Is. mcgeiib, gorliber oes Stnats-
fontitees, bic @criamulung tnt gli-
ottoriln 5ur Gronung. gloam
Wree0e BON Suitings leitcte oeR ge.
iang oglnerico 9ieb. g. Us. Self.
reD bon 2uncola mar nit einent
Bebet 5und6it an Der Meibe. Gin
Guartett nartete Johann nit 5lpei
2ie0erbortragen apf lul0 erntllnter.
ie Die ihlnibehoe @eriattirInng ers
bebIid. Gina 800 9elcgaten pn.
ren onipeiello.
Serr &. ". @uerneD bon Syre-
moit puroe, ais 0er bonn 5taatss
Saplllite auseriebene, telnpordre Dor
iteer Der 8erionnlIilng borgeltellt
Gr oanftc fir Oie Gbrc nno bielt
cine t15 StnnOe langc. trefflid)e,
vtonanocbcHOe" 2Lniprohe. gr be.
fitrlportete 8dgl bon 4elcgatcu fei.
tens eines jeoeu Grccinfts oilr6
9rinldrlpabI, an Stelle Der iesigen
9ipnIinatipn bon ollcn 0ffettli1en
9eaniten burd Brinlaripobl. ST
Oeutete Oorduf biu DAP Die Nus.
iidlten cinen rebublifniiihen 8rdii.
oenten Oieien Serbit gu eriudbIeu,
bodit boffnttngsnea iin0. gr nanns
te bic oernotrntiiAe cine neitltcrrn:-
iii9e4 9'ortei in0ent CT Oarauf bin.
mics, OaB nod mic in Der 0cididjte
0ieies Son0eS Elm oeinofratiiter
BrdiiOent luieoererlp1bIt tplroe. Mud
ipics CT oorauf bin, DnB 4r1iioent
Milion NIT lpcniger ais AZ 8ro.
gent oller abgegeberen Stimlnen in
1912 eripdblt ipuroe. ulo cine ge.
eilligte republitauiihe 8ortei miro
i'm fther lhlagel. gr 5eigte ai
Sano BON 5atiadlen Die fIaglid,c
diplomatic Der segenlp6riigen glo.
(Jortiebung ollf Seite 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26
Sreetcs 1,crDc1cn cincs
britiGe1en lsrcil5ers!
0ringt iibcr bic 9reimeiIenereu5c
bOr; bic Bremen" nidlt bon
Briten grfapert.

glorioH, ga, 26. Suit. - Sbne
ollie llHitGnOe lit eeitern Elm britt
iher Streu5er iiber Oie GreiuleiIen.
ereft3e tn ote @etpdIier Der 8irginia
aops eingeorunaen, belt llnidou
nod Dem beitiiben SonOelstGnd.
ififf o9eittI6Inro" uno fubr Oann
lDieOer oufs Wleer binous. Ous
Ser. StudteH Ssriegsififf 2ouiiiono
uno Der aobIenonnlpfer 9teptlin ipo.
rem 8enge oieier britiiden sJre9-
belt. Gin geitnuer @eri9t bieriiber
lit bonn a1pitit Der goltilinna no1
Baibiueton aeididt norOen.
2onoon, 26. syitli. - Cine gln.
gabe, britiiae Sfriegsid)ifte b1tten
Oas oeiltide 8onOelstoudboot pgre.
men" ipegsefaneetL muroe ans bri.
tiih-nntIi9er 0uelle einem gertre-
ter Der llniteo lSreB gegeniber fir
gri1tolos ertldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26

Du6 QRllIlWe Du@lDel9IQHWuDOf D2JEea
men" lpeggeIan9eu, mlroe aus bris
tiid-nmtli9er Guelle einem gertre-
ter Der llniteO RreB gegeniiber fir
grimolos ertldrt.
gllerIef @criidte.
Baltimore, aqo., 26. Sult. -
Baltimore bntte geltern einen aus.
nebmenO beiBen &ag 8u beraei6nen.
9ieIeibt mar ons perontiuortIin fir
Die toden @erii6te, Die ilber oos
Sonoelstaudidiff aGeutidlano~ I'M
llntlauf tporen. Sin @erii9t iagte
0as onoere, nn0 eines mar INNER
toler ipie ons porbergebenoe.
90 bieB es, ooB bic gGeutid-
lano" eigentlidl gar niht Die
n9eiitihlauo" iei, ion0ern Die .gre.
men. Die 02epti1lono" iei I'm.
ter Dem Sdlbe bon glodt un0 gte.
bel I1nelt unter ben 8oiiern oes
9ttlautiiden 95enns beri1lpunoen
uno babe ihreul S1meiterldiffe
Blas gemn9t.
Cine an0ere Beididte tpie0er er-
5ablt, DOB Oie 0Qeutl1ldnO" ii6er-
boilpt nur cine optilhe 2duIdung
iei. 9as edtej Ipirflide u.5aiff
lei our1 eirr 3liianlncnfaItbare
Sanitation erieet Dor6en nn0 babe
Den Reugieriggli, gla3uneugierigen,
cine lange gfdie aeorebt unO lei baio
lpie0er .oriiben".
Die GatiadIea LAB Die Mnnni6aft
Der aDeutidIon0 icinie ibr Dadcrer
&apit1n aonig ipieoer all 2ono 5u
ieben tuaren, iuuroe oamit erfl1rt,
oaB Die geiaBllng oer Bremen"
Die p9eltihlon0" iIberitomnten unO
bittilber estortiert babe.
Cine fleine g(rlnee BON @ebeints
ogenten Der gLLliierten babcn Die
p4elttidIono" aitd 6eitte ben gam
5en Saa nidt ans ben glugen ge-
laIien. obne ober etfuus beion0eres
ousfin6ig MAIDEN Sit fonnen.
3ie 9erren 5piirbunoe baben
Gin ousnebuenn lfneles Waotor.
boot hereitlieael oob oas lt.S6iff
nerfolgen ioa, ipenn es Die Nus
fnbrt tpirflid ontritt. 8orl1nfig
ober fdeint ipenig 9lusiidt oafiir
borbanOen ooB iie es beniiseu ner-
ben.
@OIeu lt-8pote seIebcn babcn.
Die @eriihte, ooB arntierte lin.
terieeboote sic p8eutl4lnno@ auf
ibrer Seinlreiie beIdiisen lperoen.
Qeminnen Do0ur6 gtobrttng, bob
Gin. uub ousfobrenOe 59iffe auf
ibrer Heife biele arr1ierte Inter.
ieeboote i'm atlantiihen Ocean ge.
ieben haben noGen. geontte Der
,Gditern sSortpar0ina 60" neiger.
ten iih aeitern bieIe @erildte 81
6tsflitieren ober 70 bieI berltanoen
puroe, miro ieoe 8oriidtsmdBregel
acbraudt iueroen oieies fleine
Sdiff 5u idiiben. Gs ipuroe oarauf
bingemieien, bob es fir Elm nrnlier.
tes llnterieeboot bieL Iei6ter iei,
unter eigener araft nod bier ou
fonlnen ais etnem belo0enen sam
-Iouhboot, mo geipinnt oieier
@eiidtspuilft mebr on 8eoeutung.
oa itd aopitdl aonig bel ieiner Qlu.
flnft oabin ausoriidte, oab er obne
irgeno peI6e SiIfe ooer Material.
altfnabme IN Der Gage fei, Die Hiid-
reiie iofort ipieoer an8lltreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26
GFfisieller Seatider gcridt.


Die intmer beftiger weroenoen britt
fden g[ngriffe gegen Die 0eltti9e
6ront in Der Bifaroie, bei Oeuen
GerritorinI. lno ailitroliihen Grltps
pen 5ur 8eripcn6ung fommen, iinO
bon Oen Deuti1en, troy nlirteriiher
llebcrmadt oes 6einoes, 5urilfge.
i6Iagcn iuorDen, nobel Die 8riten
beOeutenbe @erIuite erIitteu. lin
Die Srtidoft Bo3ieres bot iid cine
grpBe S1laht hon beiolloerer Sef-
ttofeit entluifeIt. 0ort tobten Die
Sample mabren0 Der leEten orei
Gage, Der glusgang 0crielben lit
nod nid)t 5efonnt. glu6 an auoe-
ren Stellcn Dieier 5ront miro NIT
GROCER Sortn1fIgfeit gefdtnpft. 9ie
griten batten ii1 5eitpetie Der 0rt-
ihaft 2onguebal bemdhtigt, tuurOcn
nber unmittelbar bierauf bon ben
9eutihen binausgelporfen. 9IebnIid
erging es ben 8riten NIT Der 9rt.
iAaft guiaenont.
Gcuti9e Aieicneeidiise oonnern
obne llnterlni3 Gag luiO aso6t &c.
gen Die 5roat ben 8eroun uno ser.
lbnettern bic 9crteioigitngsiperte
ocs sSeinoes iDltematii6. 9as 9oal.
5aroemctt 6ot beion0ers in ben 9lb-
ldnitten 0ltli1 Der WtanS heoellteu-
DC Seftigfeit ongenomnen bort mo
Die oeutide 5rort Der 5eitung an
sad item Iiegt.
9as oeutide Snliptquartier mel
0cte qeItern tlaAmittag: Gin nerein.
fer Dritiid.frnil5riiiher angriif Der
acltsrit norolidl bonn Spnlnne s5fuB
mitcrnontHcn fpuroe, lit sttIemtacts.
9ehrod,lii. !5,i Den Ingriffen iran.
56iii9el 3ruppen Inn Gltrces lno
sopecollrt berlm erIitt Der Seino
idluere gcrIuite CT fonftc nlr an
eiAem 8unft ;eitipeilig etiuaS 9o-
Den qerinnen, rao ale ieine on0e.
ren 9lrqriffe :u,troen bollitdrlOls ob-
gciGlaqen.
gllliierte f6nnen niGt 6nrd.
HotterOam, iiber 2oroon, 26.
sSuli. 5n elmer 5diloerung Der
Sample in Der Tifarbie iagt Scr all
Der 8eitfront lpeileuoe Sfriegsbe.
rihterItottcr ocs 9erliner Sageblot.
tes, @eorg Gueri:
Der 6eino ideint ben @Iaubefl
nidt faiien gu tonnerL ooB CT eli
mem @egener gegenilber itebt, Der
ben GOO beraatet. @r i1eint nidt
6u begreifcn oab Die oeutide S5n-
fanterie bon 0cna @rauet 0ieier
|5dladten nod aidt iibermnnnt lit.
u5iiOmeitlid bon 8ellon lit Der
fron3oiiide 3tuf ebcnTall3 iebr
groB; tatiddlid) mar Der gon5e Gag
elm blutiger Gn0 bon iolher Natur,
iuic er itd MIR ein- ooer 5lpeilnal in
Der @ei9ihte ereignet. Gr bat inns
abiolltte lleber3ellgnng geliefert. BOP
Die glaiiertcn ni6t itnitanoe lein
meroeu, ourd ben oeutiben 8aIl 5n
treden."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26
9ic 8latfOrm,

Goonnn purOc bic 8lctFprn an.
genonunen lpeldc ieIbftreoeno Die
ouf Der Dernofratifden NationaIfeas
belifion angenomnlene 8lotform gut.
bcibt. WooOroiu Nifion uno feine
gcripaItuns iOiuie Oeiien goIittt iii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-26

(JOrtiesuus ouf seite 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08

Order your Hay Grain and Fuel now
while prices are right Southwestern
Fuel & Feed Go. Phones 531-444s-
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
GIRL HA[TS MAN
WITH EMPTY GUN
Miss Estelle Dixon Proves
Herself Heroine; Leads
Intruder to Arrest.

Led at the point of a rifle from the
home of c. 3. Dixon. 1921 East Rio
Grande, b. Miss Estelle Dixon after
being threatened with the weapon
when found in a room in the residence,
Faustino Perez. was arrested early
Friday morning at the nfrey Home
Grocery and is being held in the city
Jail. Perez was seen entering one Of
the rooms Of the house by Miss Dixon,
as she was leaving her home for The
Herald office, where she is assistant
cashier. Threatening him with small
p caliber rifle. Miss Dixon forced the
man TO walk out of the residence and
to the grocery. where he was held until
the police arrived. The rifle was I'M
loaded.
Il saw the man enter the room. and
pointed the rifle at him and asked
why he was there" said Miss Dixon.
He said that he came TO get some
money that was owed him by man
that had lived there before us. but 1
believe that he came to rob the house.
7 threatened him with the gun and he
begged me not to shoot him. I then
forced him to get out of the house
and walk towards the grocery store,
where the police were called and at
rested him"
Perez Will be given a hearing this
afternoon in police court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
SHAVE % CENTS;
HAIRCUT FIFTY
Barb" - offset Increased
Cost of Living, Will
Raise Prices.

Be sure and lay in a supply OF hair
cuts and shaves between now and Mon
day Old Increased Cost Of Living is
going to take another wailop at Mr.. FL
Paso On Monday morning.
When the barber shops open for bust
ness Monday. it will cost you so cents
for haircut and 25 cents for a shave.
This is the result of 2 mutual agree
ment between the employing BARRIERS
and the members Of the BARRIERS union.
It is brought about by the increased
cost OF living and the increased cost OF
everything used in a barber shop
The BARRIERS themselves are to re-
ceive an increase in wages to offset
the increased cost Of living. The pro-
prietors are to take the rest Of the IN
creased charge TO the customer to de-
fray the increased cost Of operations
According to D. y Williams, secre-
tary OF the local BARRIERS union. rents
have increased. raz0rs have gone up,
soap is all up. all sorts OF hair tones
have increased and even the laundry
bills have doubled in many instances
The increase in prices was forced.
he said. by conditions over which the
harbers-employer and employee
have no control. The wOrkmen had TO
have more money to meet the increased
cost for food and clothing and the
EMPLOYERS had TO have more money TO
atinE- Rents in most cases have been
increased: IL the BARRIERS would not pay
the increase. there was somebody else
ready to take lease on the place Hair
tonic that formerly sold for 81 A quart,
is now 32S5. Some tonics have gone
10 SO and 81 a quart Razors, soap and
everything used in a barber shop have
increased in price. The increase in the
price Of laundry is the biggest item.
Hair cloths that formerly cost the en-
plOyers nalf a cent at the laundry. now
cost five cents. Towels that formerly
cost half n cent. now cost three
fourths Of a cent.
The owners were gradually being
forced 10 "A point where they could no
longer make anything at the present
prices They demanded that the men
turn out customers faster. Realizing
that the BARRIERS would be to blame IL
faulty work was done. the BARRIERS in
sisted that they have time enough to
turn out a good job and that the price
be increased. Now n man viii get 4
- cent shave for % cents and so
cent haircut for 50 cents. He will get
% good job. The price for shaving has
really only been increased five cents.
as neck shave formerly cost five
cents. bringing the total up to 20 cents
The - cent price now includes the
neck shave"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
Lloyd-George the Man
To Settle the Middle
in England Pdttul[o

II any man in England can pull the
country through the present muddle,
David LlOyd-GeOrge is the man. saws
George PattullO, short story writer
who lived at the same London club that
the present premier was wont to fire.
Quent i years ago.
Mr. PattullO is in II Paso. doing
some. special work for the Saturday
Hotel Paso del Norte.
Lloyd-George is undoubtedly the
ablest man in England said Mr. Pat
tullO Friday He has his finger on
the pulse OF his country as no other
man has.
He was Just Nj. Lloyd George, a
radical member of parliament, when I
knew him at the National Liberal club,
down the Victoria embanknenL" con-
tinued Mr. Pattullo. He was q great
and listened He did not dominate his
audiences like Dr.. Johnson or Coleridge,
but his rapier like repa rtee was re-
spected by all of us
He was not of an Impressive ap-
pearance- though he was always dap
per- He looked like a well groomed
stOrekeeper- We never dreamed then
that he would rise to his present
heights
..Lloyd-George is a good mixer He
Is not aloof from the heart Of the peo-
pie, like too many statesmen. He first
came into prominence when Sir Henry
Camp entrusted him
with the settlement OF the railroad
strike
Mr.. Pattullo's present home is in
Dallas. He was born in Canada, of
Scotch parents In two years he Will
get his final naturalization papers as
an American citizen. America is the
only country in the world" he declares
He IS a golf fanatic. he says. adding,
however. that he is "a perfect dub-buJ
still full OF hope"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
DISEASE STILL
ON DECRFA SE
Health Report for the Week
Shows Good Conditions;
Smallpox Disappearing.

\ further decrease in the number
Of Infectious and contagious diseases
was reported to the councils weekly
meeting Thursday by the health de-
partment. The report shows that
seven OF the l. cases of smallpox have
been discharged. that six Of the eight
cases of typhoid have recovered, and
that the number of cases OF measles
and scarlet fever have each been re
duced by one and the diphtheria and
typhuS cases have each been reduced
by two.
The scavenger department. reported
that il had hauled ga loads OF gar
bage. amounting TO $4,000 pounds
that $40 pounds of meat had been con-
demned and 250 pounds OF fruIt ana
vegetables.
Petitions referred to the council as
a whole were: Long Lumber company
to construct a spur track to block 81.
Cotton addition; residents and property
owners to have the pavement on Rlo
Grande street repaired Franklin broth
ers 10 build a sausage room on lots
- TO -, block l.. on East FL Paso
street
The application Of Joseph e. Spence
for conformation deed was referred
to the streets and grades committee.
Petitions Granted.
Resolutions adopted and petitions
granted We're: Resolution requiring
H d. storms TO pave in front Of his
property abutting on the triangle for
merly known as block o." Bassett ad-
ditiOn; the engineers acceptance for
paving Leon street from Improvement
district No. one TO Second street. The
engineer reporting that there was
S6195.9S due the Ell Paso Bitulithic
company for the work done: petition of
J. A. Pierce for permit TO install a gasO-
line filling station At sos Texas street:
permission TO pave East Nevada street
from Stanton to Oregon; the franchise
ordinance granting G. P. Putnam the
right TO construct q spur track on Lau-
rel street
The bid of the FL Paso Bitulithic
company to pave Second street from
Chihuahua TO south St Vrain for S1-775
per square yard was accepted.
According to the ninth approximate
estimate OF work done by Dudley and
Orr in grading Cliff street from Ochoa
TO Ange. OchOa street from River to
High, Crosby street from Ochoa TO Vir-
ginia. Virginia street from Crosby TO
River. Nevada street form Ochos TO
St Nrain- and High street from Ochoa
10 Virginia the sum OF S7S0.3S is still
due.
Alderman Stevens, acting mayor. IRE
sided over the meeting in the absence
Of mayor Lea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08

70 preach my own funeral Grafton;
didn't come here to enter upon an apol-
ogy for my budget You have voice,
but 1 have never said the budget Is
dead. I recognize the fact that NOBODY
sppreciates its merits so much as 90,
its author. You may laugh an you
ulease hut We purpose to keep the MS
creant in prison. the class OF men al
ways self seeking and lrresponsible'
which even Providence seems 10 oe
slow 20 punish And from these debt
ors we shall collect
IsAn Ardent Sportsman.
Do not think for a moment that TINS
rather austere radical leads clustered
life on the contrary he is an ardent
sDortsrnan Before the war he used 10
take huge pleasure in camping out ana
in walking long distances IN the noun
tains of the continent
Leads Healthful Life
He lives q healthful and open air lie
and thus preserves his wonderful equi-
libriun his health. his sound PHYSIQUE.
his sound mind in sound BODY our pic
tures show him living in \ little tent
or fishing. or playing golf with mighty
strokes. or digging in his garden or
stridfng along the road where he
walked every day seven miles each
way from his country home 70 the rail-
road station for the city
He is a good family man. delights IN
every phase of the natural life. ana
lives sanely and comfortably always
But he has no ambition to shine among
The prominent people OF his time ne
has said that his one ambition is that
some day he may come TO know all the
poor people in England. so that he NAV
sense their needs and do what he can
TO help them
Is Friend of Small Man
Ilovd-George works straight toward
his ends He is an sltruisL he is
deeply sensitive. quick to respond TO
human need. He is the sincere friend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
TUCSON PLANS RESORT OF
IT'S OWN ON MOUNT LENNON

Tucson. Ariz. Dec. S.-If present
plans carry. Tucson next summer will
be favored with a summer resort Of
her own, high on the well-woOded Santa
Catalina mountains Soldier Camp on
Mount Lemon is TO be reached by e road
OF not more than SIX percent grades and
within a distance of 50 miles
The Pima county supervisors have
made appropriation Of $50. 200 for con-
structiOn OF n section OF the highway
from Oracle TO the camp Of the Daily
Mining company This company viii
build a unit of the road from Orocle
TO the Pima county line. while from the
forest service is expected an apprOprl-
alton Of $50 900 for completion of the
road into the higher parts of the noun
tins
Pinal county IS TO bear the expense
OF new road from the state highway
90 Oracle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08

A c Snow OF Yarmouth. Mass. recently
removed from his house some white oak
rafters that were cut from the native grove
zoo years ago They We're in perfect con-
dition-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08

feel under everlasting gratitude TO him.
They almost worship him. and they are
happy TO submit 10 his authority. When
he speaks in the name Of the country
Il is certain that everybody will listen
TO him. and none can resist his imperi-
Gus il persuasive voice
Lloyd George is today AZ the head
Of two immense armies. one the army
OF soldiers in the field against the
Teutons. the other the army OF the peO-
pie who produce for the active fight
ing forces the means by which they
shall conquer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
EXPECT DEBATE
IN ARABIA CASE
U. S. and Germany Seem to
Differ in Interpretation
of German Pledge.


Arabia. was not travelling on the route
regularly used by the passenger steam
arS between Port said and Malta. as IS
made plain on the enclosed map. but
was taking a zigzag course toward the
vest. l2u nautical miles north 81 th.tt
route This course. on which the suit
marine passed three similar steamers
Q the same spot on the same morning
leads from the Aegean 20 Malta. 50
That the Arabia was moving ON me
transport route. CorigO-Malta- used
solely for WAY purposes. ;te-oI uiu- To-
, rerience until now
Many Chinese on BOnrd-
The commander of the submarine
further ascertained that there We're
large patches Of Chinese and other col
ored persons in their national costumes
on board He considered them to be
Workmen soldiers such as are used in
great numbers behind the front by the
enemies Of Germany In spite OF the
clear weather and careful observation,
he did not perceive any women and
children.
IN these circumstances, the COM
nander of the submarine was convinced
that in the case Of this steamer ne was
concerned with a transport ship 1or
troops in the service OF the British gov
eminent which is TO be considered as
an auxiliary varship. according 10 IN
ternational law and can therefore De
trea ted like a warship- He accordingly
considered himself justified in attack
ing the steamer without delay and sank
IL
should the American government
give the official data showing that the
Arabia was al the time OF the TORPEDO
ing an ordinary steamer. the action OF
the commander would rot have been IN
accordance with the instructions given
him. since these instructions are now
as before in agreement with the assur-
ances Of the German note OF May, 1919
This would then be a case OF a regret
table mistake from which the German
government would promptly draw the
appropriate consequences
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-08
Special Election.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

TO be held on the 18th dav OF December
A D. 1915. 10 istermine whether OF not the
proposed amendments to the CITY charter
o. the CITY OF Il Paso amending section
relating 10 the establishment and extension
o. the boundaries OF the CITY OF Il Paso.
Texas. section 10 relating 20 the election and
aDpointment o. certain officers by creating
fire and police civil service commission
section Isl relating TO the publication OF
ordinances imposing a fine. penalty. and i'm
prtsOnmeut: and section Isl relating 20 the
salary OF the mayor and citv councilman OF
I he city of z Eaen- L.