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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
s b +.

2. Die Motional !6anoelsfammer tritt
in @dibington gum &onpent 5uz
fammen.
3. Merifo: General @t1a protlamtert
fi9 als Prdiioent bon Me1ito.
4. @eitorben: Mlban S. @onant, herz
borragenber Yortraitmaler, in Stem
gort, oreiun6neun5ig Sabre alt.
10. Merito: @arran3a, oas 9aupt Der
&on ititutionoltiten, Derpeiit Den
fpani1@en @efanoten oes 2anbes.
IL. @etorben: Sames @reelman, Elm
brporragen6er Sournaliit, in 8erz
lin, i'm Otter bon 6retunbfunf5tg
Sabren. 5annp Crosby, Die bltnbe
9i9terin bon reltgi0fen 9pmnen, In
Bridgeport, Conn.
10. @e1tprben: Glen Marp Mc@leqon,
Mitpe oes Sen. George 9. Mc@lelz
Ian, in Ni53a, 5ranfrei@.
Is. Sc 1tprben: @tmon 8rentano, Gbef
Der beriibmten 8u9bdnolerftrma IN
Nem Oort, i'm Otter bon fiinfu1oz
fiinf5tg Sabren.
10. @etorben: 5rant Sames, Der leBte
Der @ebriiber Sames, friiber berl@z
tigte 9espera6os, bel GIcel1tor
Spring, Mo., pterunbiieb5ig Sabre
alt.
20. @%eitorben: Trant 5uner, &riegsz
gouperr1eur bon utab unter 2tncoln,
in Stem Oort, a@tunoa@t5ig Sabre
aft.
66rmli@e @r0ffnung Der panaz
mazpacificzMu lug 1tellung in @an
6ranetseo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
g e m + e +.

4. Das @etreioeopd in Nepport
Stems, 3d., our@ 5euer 3er1t0rt.
@erlu{t 100000.
z. Cine s. preBz@ enoung BON $685.
100000 in brtttf@em @olo trtfft
in SEEM Oort Elm.
IL. Martnei etretGr 9antels e%rre1r1t
cine &ommi11ion BON 8eratern unter
Sem @oriiB bon 1bomas @bilon.
@%e1torben: Sen. 8. u. 5orlpth,
&riegpeteran, in SD ton.
II. @eitorben: Sen. 6. 8. Rtplep,
8irgertriegspeteran, in Mutlano,
@t., i'm Otter BON ie9sun61 ieb5is
Sabren.
16. Sic Ser. @taaten ertennen Die &ez
sierung bes prdiioenten 9artigue
11ape bon @optt an unb errt9ten Elm
9rpteftorat ouf bic Dauer bon 5ebn
Sabren.
II. Bon Dem felt iieb3ebn Monaten
ber19o1enen polarforf4er 8ilbiolz
muir @tefons1on trifft bas erl tie
2ebens3et9en Elm.
%. Sci einem Ginitur3 beim 8on Der
5iefbabn an ser z. Mbe., Seem Dort,
peruneliiden segen fiinf5ig per1o O.
men.
@eltorben: 9r. Muitin Slint.
be%rporrogen6er Mlieniit, in Seem
Oprt, i'm glitter bon a@t3ig Sabren
26. @ei torben: s. SEER 9aroie, engli'
f@er @o3ialtit, in @lasgotp, @@ott'
lan6.
81. 9ur@ cine 9pnamitz unb @afo1in'
erploiion in Mr6more, Stla., Tom,
men finfunofinf5ig Perionen ums
2eben un6 groBer @igentumsl@az
ben nitro angert@tet.
@rDffnung bes neununbbter5tgz
ffen idbrli@en Telolagers Ser g. 81.
81. in Maibington, 8. 6.
%. 3pif@en Mrlington, 3D., uno @an
Traneisco, cine @ntfernung BON
5000 Meilen, mer6en per brabtlofes
9elepbon @eiprd@e gefubrt.
Gin tropif9er Ortan toitet $50
meni@enleben On Der RIfte bon
2ouiiiuna.
80. 3mii@en Mr1ineton, 3d., uno 9oz
nolulu, cine Gntfernung bon 46OO
meilen, tperben per brabtlofes Sc
1epbon @eiprd@e gefubrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
8 /.

1. @ereinigte @eterane1 Ser &onf0bez
riertenzMrmee erDffnen tbren Som
bent in Mi9monb, go.
3. 9as Mppeuationsgert@t pies bas
@e5u@ Der Ser. @taatenz& egternng
um MuflDiung oes @tabltrui ts ab.
8. Miniam Servings 8rpan legt fetn
Mmt als @tontsietretdr in Mtlfons
&abinett nieoer.
9. @obert 2anitng ab interim gum
@taats {efretdr ernannt.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
Georgia beri9tet gu unguniten Der
8egnaoigung oes gum SOD perurz
teilten Seq 5ranf.
10. @eitorben: Sen. 6. 8. Molineur.
8irgerfriegspeteran, in Nem 0ort,
i'm glitter BON 5meiunoa4t5ig Sab
rem.
IL. @putbampton, g. g., feiert fetn
$50. Subildum.
Sci einem @turm in Mtseoni in,
Sopo unb 'Minneiota tperosn 6retz
3ebn per omen 9et0tet, fur1f3tg an
6ere perlebt.
ID. @eitorben: Sol. 6. s. @oooruf i,
Il. g. M., Elm berborragenber
Wunbar3t un6 Mntbropologe, tn
Stem &o6ele, N. g., i'm Mlter Dor
funfunofe45m Sabren.
II. Sci einem Molfenbru6 in &dn1a las,
MiHouri uno Soma fommen flint
3ebn Yerionen ums 2eben, atpan3is
anoere meroen perlebt.
18. @arrp &. 5bap miro Elm @@murz
seri@tsprO3eb CUR 5eitftelung feiz
rer 3ure@nungsfGbgteit beptntgt.
10. 9as @@la@tf@tff nMri3ona," Der
9r0bte Der @uperoreaonaugbts ber
Ser. @taatenz6lotte, lduft in Der
8rootlpner Mapp Darb bon Stapel.
%. Gin @r6beben in @ub California
perurfa9t fir $1,000.000 @4aben,
Is. @eftorben: &afael Sofeffp, beroor'
roeen6er ptanift, in NetD Dort.
oreiunofe@3ig Sabre dit.
%. @eitorben: S'9onopan Rona, TIL
f4er patriot, in Nep Dort. TN M'
ter bon bierun6a@t5@ Sabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Mpril.

4. Sci boadnoii&e 9ampfer ~mauz
rita" iheitert i'm @turm an Der
Mtlontii6en &uite. N%eununobterz
3ig Menf9en ertrinten.
5. Seize Mi1aro beiiegt oen farbtgen
Champion Sad Spbnion i'm 5aultz
tampf in 9apana, Cuba, in flint
unb5nan5ig @angen.
6. @e1tprben: Curtis @uilb, 9iploz
mat, in Bottom, fiinfunofunt5t9
Sabre alt.
z. @eftorben: s. @opttnfon Smith
@9rift1teler un6 Maler, in gtetp
Yort, 1e6sunoiieb3ig Sabre alt.
9. @inas Sruppen bon Sen. Sbrez
eons Mrmee bel Srapuato, Mertto,
9ef9lagen.
10. @eitorben: Donalb Nideri on. frlz
berer @eoatteur Der &C.. 9. 9rtbz
une," in Mem Sort, pierunoa4t3lg
Sabre alt.
10. @eitorben: 81. m. Me6on, @eootz
teur oes Santos Gitp Star" in
Ronfas Gitp, pterunoiieb5ts Sabre
alt.
IL. Sen. @ictoriano 9uerta tommt
aus @panien in Mem Dorf an:
II. Sci einem @trabenbabnunfal IN
Detroit mer6en finf3ebn Perfor1en
9et0tet, 3tpan3ig DerleBt.
Is. @eitorben: Grz@ouperneur u. ".
Woobburp bon @ermont, in Burz
lington, @t., i'm Otter bon fiebenz
un0fieb3ig Sabren.
is. 8iuas Mrrnee bon Sbre9ons 5rupz
ben BEL Gelapa, Mertfo, ge19lage11.
@eitorben: Nelfon @. Mlorib,
frIberer 8unbes%i enator bon &booe
Sslano, in SEEM Sort, 6reiunb1tebz
3ig Sabre alt.
%. Sci @emitteritiirmen in 9eros
tommen funfuno5man3ig per1oaen
ums Qeben.
Is. @%efor6en: Breoerid %. @emaro,
@pbn bes friiberen @taatsfetretars
80. $. @emoro, in Montro1e, &c.
g., oreiunba9t8ig Sabre alt.
26. Sn Ser @tabt SEEM Dorf erret4t
sic Semperatur 81 @rob.
80. 5euer 5er1tDrt 465 @duier i'm Sc
fdGftspiertel BON Banana nno rt4s
tet eine1 @9aben bon $3,500,OOO
on.
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81 m B e +.

1. @eitorben: German @i6ber, Gtsenz
timer Der rMem Dorfer @taatsz
3eitung," in Seem Dprf, i'm Otter
BON pierunbfe@3ig Sabren.
2. 8eim @htffbru@ 0es 9ampfers
v@onto Claus" on Der &uite BON
Oregon, tommen finf5ebn Perf o.
men ums 2eben.
6. @eftorben: g. 81. 9. @ioener, &az
pitaliit, in philadelphia, 5meiun6z
a9t3ig Sabre alt.
9ie Mnlogen bes rNems ono Sbz
ferper" in Haletgh g. g., @tgenz
tum bes @efretGrs 9oniels, tperben
6ur@ Teuer 5erft0rt; @erluit,
$25O,O00.
z. ssSn elmer y}ote an England erfldrt
sic omeritani1@e @egierung bic
britii@e 8lota6e fir geiebmtorig
unb fir einen Gtngrtff in neutrale
@e9te.
10. Scatter Do{bibito bon Sapan in
&poto fDrmli@ 9efrDnt.
5euer in sen @toblperfen gu
8etblebem, 3d., ri@tet @@aben
gum 8etrage BON 100000 an.
IA. @eftorben: 8ooter s. @afbington,
5ibrer Ser Negerrahe in Mmertfa,
in 5usfegee, Mla., I'M glitter bon ilez
benun6funf5ig Sabren.
16. @eitorben: Sufan 6. 9tdint on,
@9meiter bon Mnne 6. 9tdinfo on,
in SCRANTON, &c., pierunba4t5tg
Sabre alt.
9ur@ cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in @ubensoale, @ofb., peroen
5peiunb6reiBig @rubenarbeiter gez
tDtet.
10. On ser Mtlonti{aen &iite miitet
Elm @turm nit elmer @ei6minoigz
felt bon 3meiunbieb5ig Metlen Die
Stunbe.
%. 8eim 3ufammenftob 3peier 3i9e
8ei Columbus, &c., tommen a4tz
3ebn per{onen unn5 2eben.
Is. Jur9tborer Srfan BEL 9ot
Springs, Mrf. 3mDlf gerionen gez
t0tet, 6reibig anbere perlebt.
80. 9ur9 cine @rplof ion in Ser 9u
Bont19en puloermiible in 9oglep,
9el., fommen breibig Mrbeiter ums
Qeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
Dftob e

/. Capt. s. 81. Monfort BON Ohio
aum @eneraltDmman0eur Der g. 81.
Sc. ertpdblt.
3. Grobeben in 1tab un6 an6eren
peitli@en @taaten.
6. Dur@ cine Grplo1ion in Der
@@ieBbaumpoufabrit Der Metna
g., in emporium, 'Pa., tommen
3tpan3ig perionen ums 2eben.
@6. Sci einem l1nfau auf Der Union
paeifiezG ifenbabn, Bel &anbo1ph,
Ras., perlieren a@t3ebn perI onen
ibr 2eben.
10. Die Ser. @taaten un6 perf@teoene
mittelz un6 fi6amerttanif@e Rez
9ierungen erfennen Garran3a als
Sc facto prdfioent Me1tfos on.
81. 3mi5@en Mrlington, 3d., unb 9az
ris &perben ouf brabt1ofem @ege
telepboni1@e @efprd@e gefubrt.
"a. @eltorben: s. 90. .@torp, Elm berz
porragenoer 8ilobauer, in Nerp
Dort.
Is. Sci einem G%abritsbran6 in pitts<
bursh 3d., tommen pier3ebn Mrz
beiteri1ner1 ur1s 2eben.
26. Der unter ameritanif@er Tlagse
fegelnbe 9ampfer r9odtng" bon
einem brtttf@en &reu3er in ber
MGbe bon Mep Dorf setapert.
%. 8eim 8ranbe elmer @@ule in peaz
bpbD, Ma6., tommen etnuno5panz
ala &in6er ums 2eben.
30. Teuer in etaem 8aummoqmaga3tn
in 8iobeforb, Me., ri@tet fir
$35O,0O0 @@aoen an.
@eitorben: Cir @barles Supper,
friiberer tana6if@er premter, IN
England, i'm Otter bon pierunoz
neun5ig Sabren.
81. @eitorben: 81an@e Mo1ih, popuz
lGre @9auipielerin, in @lepelano,
o., i'm Mlter BON 5neiunopier5ig
Sabren.
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Mugui #.

3. Woltenbrub in erie, 3d., toftet
finfunoi ieb5ia Menf@enleben uno
perur1a&t fir 100000 @4noen.
5. Mmerifani19e Martnetruppen be-
1eben SPORT au prtnce, 9apti, Inn
2eben unb Gigentum Der Mmerttaz
ner gu i9iten.
9ie &onferen3 ser u. g. g.
MGdte nit ben Ser. @taaten be-
treffS Der Gage in Merifo tritt tn
Waibington 5ui ammen.
6. Sc torben: Sen. 9. s. Sracp, fritz
berer &riegs1etretdr, in Seem Dort,
i'm Otter BON fiinfunoa@t5tg Sab
rem.
10. 81 8unbesregierung petgert 1id,
sic Musfubr bon Mnnttion an bic
MQtirten gu berbteten.
IL. Ser @el up, Der Metna un6 Der
@tromboli treten III SGtigfeit.
9artiguenape gum Prdiibent bon
!6aptt erpdblt.
16. Gin tropi19er Srtan peruriodt
!6p9fluten in @albe1 ton ur1o an an
oerer1 Puntten Der terani14en &u1te
Mebr als 300 perionen tommen
umS Qeben uno ser @tgentumsf4az
Sen miro auf $30,000,OOO ge1@dBt.
Seq Trant pirb bon einem P0z
bel6aufen aus Dem 3udtbaus in
MiQe0qepine, @a., gebolt unD gez
lpn4t.
II. @eforben: Sen. 5. 6. 8lad, 8arz
gertriegspeteran, in @bieago, I'm
Otter BON fe@sunofieb5ig Sahre11.
81. England ertldrt 8aummoQe als
8annpare.
%. @eitorben: Sobn 8. Gong, friibez
rer Martneietretar, IN Bingham,
Mof., i'm Otter bon ftebenuno1teb5!g
Sabren; paul @rmitrong, 8ubnenz
bi@ter, in Mem Dorf, i'm Otter bon
1e4sun6pier3ig Sabren.
81. 9as amerifanif@e 3au4boot
49," 6os Bel 9onolulu geiunten
mar, tpirb 9eboben.
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9 Ser.

2. Dr. aorl Bling un6 mebrere an
6ere 9eutfde, bic unter Ser Mntlage
ser 8erf9m0rurg 9egen sic @efebe
Der Ser. @taoten itanoen, meroen
na9 ldngerem Nro3eB bon oen Sc
f4morenen fir i@ulbig befunben.
3. ST.. &ar1 Bling unb 6e7en angebz
li9en Mitperf4morenen peroen
Derurtetlt, legen aber fofort 8eruz
flung Elm.
4. Ser Dampfer rOstar H." nit
benz Observation-Disclosures 5oro
un6 beHen r5rieoensfreunoen" an
8pro, fdbrt bon 6oboten, 80. s.,
no9 Gbrtfttania ab.
6. Ser GA. &ongreb tritt in Mafbtngz
ton, 9. g., in iiblt@er Meiie 3uz
fammen.
ID. Ser &onpent ser Nattonal Mmeriz
car1 Womens Suffrage Mhoctation
ptrb in Maibington, .. g., croft
net.
Is. prafibent mi1{on miro in mafbz
ington. .. g., NIT Der per%tptttpete11
6rau Salt g%etraut.
10. Sn @rie6enlan6 ftnoet eine parlaz
mentstpabl ftutt.
26. Mbmiral Depep begebt feinen o&tz
unofeb3ig{ten @eburtstag.
q. Die Rpnpente ser Mmerican 60
cietD Of Stternational Gam unb
6es Dan<Mmericon Scientific @onz
qreb tperoen in @a{binston. 8. g.,
erDffnet.
%. Sic Mmeritanif&e 9iftorif@e St.
fenf@aft trttt IN @ofbinston, ..
g.. gum idbrli@en aonpent 5ufam>
men.
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SO /.

2. @eitorben: Olipe 9arper, @@rtftz
fteQerin uno ueberfeBertn, in phtz
Iooelpbia, i'm Otter bon oreiunoitebz
gig Sabren.
4. Stalien iugt fi@ BON Dem 9retz
bunb lps.
z. Sapan i@idt Elm ultimatum an
@btna, in Dem es GENTLE &on3e11toz
men berlangt.
Die mel tli@en @taaten, BON Ser
az Biz Mpntana merben BON 5ro1t
un6 @9neei tiirmen betmgei u4t.
8. China bepiQtgt Sapans 5orberu11z
eer1 pbne Menoerung.
ID. Mepolution III QiHabon.
is. Die @epolutiondre in portugal
protlomieren cine neue @egterun9.
II. prGiibent @ilfon bdlt cine @epue
iber sic amerttanii4e 5lotte auf
6em @ubfon ab.
%. @ultanif@er Musbru@ beg 2ahen
i, Beats in California.
Gin Sruppentratn berungliidt
Bel Carlisle, England, uno 164
Mann tperben get0tet.
@rzPrd1toent &ooiepelt getptnnt
feinen pro5eb gegen @m. 8arnes.
Is. seSapon uno Chino unter3et@nen
einen @ertrag bebufs 9nr@fubrung
BON Sapans 5orberunge1.
81. @eitorben: S. @. Mleronoer, amez
rifani1der Bortraitmaler, in yfem
Dort, neununbfunf5ig Sabre alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
der g2orustern
Suit.
2. @eitorben: Sen. gorfirio @ia3,

2. @%eforben: Sen. porfirio Dta3,
piele Sabre lang Praiibent bon
Merito, fiinfunoa6t3ig Sabre alt.
8. 8. g. Morsan, Der Tinan3t0nig,
in @len Gope bon Trant 9olt,
einem friberen Goqegezpro fe1or,
ourb einep @dub pertpunbet.
z. Gin Wirbeliturm i'm mittleren Mez
1ten ri@tet grobe @%er1eerungen, be-
ionbers in Cincinnati, an.
Ia. @orrD 6. Sbap miro bon elmer
Surp in SEEM Dort fir 3ure@z
nunesfdbig ertlart.
Is. ueber19memmungen in Sbto to-
fen flint Menf@enleben un6 ri4ten
fir 100000 S@aoen an.
16. @eftorben: 81. Clair Mc&elmap,
Mebatteur 6es r8rootlpn @agle,"
in 8root1pn, i'm Mlter bon fieb5ig
Sabren.
81. @outbolb, 81. g., begann bas 275z
iGbrige sSubilaum feiner @rinoung.
"a. Sci @rfuriionsbampfer r@aftlano"
fentert in Der Ndbe feines 9ods in
Gbieaso uno 981 4erfonen tommen
babel umS Qeben.
q. Musbru@ elmer Repolution 9egen
8rdfibent @ui0aume, in 9aptt.
%. @epolutionGre in 9aptt nebmen
6en p%rdiibenten @uiQaume felt unb
erf@ieben i'm.
80. polt5eileutnant CHARLES Beder BON
Seem Sort, tpeger Mnittftung bes
Mo1entbalzM orbes auf elettri1@em
Mege bingeri4tet.
The sun., 1916-12-12
THOUSANDS MORE GET
"HICH COST" BONUSES
STANDARD Oil Of New Jersey and
General Electric Employees
Among Them.

Several more corporations. including
the Standard Oil Company of New Jer-
sey and the General Electric Company
Joined yesterday the Sunshine Club OF
employers who are giving bonuses to
their employees TO help them meet the
increased cost Of living.
The Standard Oils bonus goes to al
employees not participating in the recent
wage advance and receiving less thai
$4,000 a year. II will be paid az FOL
lows; To those getting $1,000 a year or
less. 20 per cent. Of their years salary
from sI.001 TO $4,000 a year. IL ief
cent. and to those getting from $2'ool 10
$3.50 a year. 10 per cent.
The General ElectricIs scheme VIII
cost the company about 100000 a
month and will beneft 5000 employees
The company will pay TO all employees
receiving $4,000 a year or less monthly
bonuses amounting to 10 per cent OF the
monthly salary. This bonus Is in addi-
ton to that declared by the company
last summcr the first payment OF which
made on August /. divided &o5o,oot
among 10000 employees.
II. Jacob & Sons Of S. Fifth avenue
manufacturers Of ~lcgsines, overgaiter'
and sandals, announced that On account
of the rising cost Of living the firm vii
paw employees. both pieceworkers ano
those paid by the week.. 10 per cent
extra. This will be calculated OF
monthly earnings.
The Mechanics Bank Of Brooklyn an
nounced employees are TO get a proper
,ionate Increase In salary, beginning Jan
uary /. in addition TO the usual Christ
mas bonus,
The sun., 1916-12-12
DR.. CADMAN TO OBEY
ORDER FROM BAKER
Chaplain Of 23d Regiment,
\. Y. n. g.. Will Return to
Duty on the Border.

The Rev. Dr. :. rarkcs Cadnan. chap
lain of tho Twenty third Regiment, N. Y.
y. Il. Of BROOKLYN. will rcyoin his COM
mand at the border. A dclcc alton from
the Central CONGREGATIONAL Churc of
BROOKLYN was told yesterday at the war
Department in Washington that Ir. Cad
man owed a higher duty to hN Govern
ment than To his congregation. and that
under no circumstances would his fur
Tough he extended. The delegation wen,
20 FAR ne 10 Offer to pay the salary OF a
substitute, but the oHcr was refused.
Members of his congregation bclleve
Dr. Cadman's criticisms Of border rom
ditions in recent lectures may have had
something to do with tho Wal Dcrart-
mcnt's decision not TO release Dr. Cad-
man. although other chaplains have been
permitted To- remain with their churches.
Dr, Cadman is reported To have said In
~ lecture during his furlough that the
United States Is undertaking TO decide
what il shall do to establish proper re-
lations with Mexico when nobody on this
side Of the border has given adequate
study TO the subject.
lie Is reported to have said In a recent
public talk In Brooklyn that so far as he
had been able to learn. ono OF the rrinci-
pal duties OF a chaplain on the border
was TO promote prize fights.
81 am a soldier and n patriot and u b
ject TO orders" pr. Cadman said last
night. My congregation. I am sure,
would not wan me to do anything I'M
patriotic. will not resign. but will join
my regiment at the border"
II Is generally believed the Twenty
third Regiment will hr home by christ
mas. one Of those who requested that
pr. Cadman's furlouch he extended Wa
William NJ. calder, United states Sena-
tor-clect.
Surgeon-Major i Richard Kelvin, also
OF the Twenty-,hird Regiment, has been
ordered 10 rcjoin his command. They
will probably leave together on Thursday
night. They are ordered to report for
duty on December -. pr. Cadman's
furlough was originally for thirty days
and was extended TO siNiy days.
The sun., 1916-12-12
GIVES $1,000
TO AID WARS BLINDED
Joseph II. ChOate Explains
Work Of Lighthouse and
Clears a Confusion.

That the Il. r. II. Blind Relief Fund,
founded by George kessler. Is getting
may contributions which would go 10
the Committee for Men linded IN Bat
tie II the givers rightly UNDERSTOOD tne
purposes OF zach was asserted yesterday
by joseph II. Choate and Herbert l.. sat
terlee al a meeting Of the latter organi-
zation in the home OF Mrs. Edward III.
Hartman. I East Sixty-ninth street
Miss winifred Holt. just returned from
France, was there to tell what Is being
done at the committees Lighthouse In
Paris and It's branch In bordeaux.
Just a few minutes before the meeting
was called 10 order Miss Hol received a
check for S.. 900 for the work from Jacoo
II. SchiY.
Here IL one man who knows the
right place TO send money" exclaimed
Mr.. Choate. There is no u n
many persons. confusing the objects OF
the Il. +. Il. Blind Fund n ours. are
sending the II. r. r.. money we should
have. The Il. r. Il. is collecting funds
TO build institutions to shelter blinded
soldiers after the war. We believe IN
educating the blind TO go out and take
a place in the world. In the Lighthouse
established by Miss Holt in Paris men
who have given their sight for France
are being taught useful trades and filled
| with the courage which enables them 10
take up once moro the burden of life.
Mr.. Satterlee said the object OF the
u. r. Il. was a mistaken one. T build
asylums TO place the blind in Is the most
futile business imaginable" he said.
The r. r r. Fund is also. by the way
using to advertise the organization pie
lures OF the work done In II Light
house in France-pictures in which Miss
winifred Hol, and other leaders Of our
work appear"
The sun., 1916-12-12
SUBMARINES TO CARRY MAIL.
Germany WIN Have Three fargo
Roats Ready BY Spripg.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA third mcr-
chant submarine for the transatlantic
service now is under construction in
Germany. II v said the merchant fleet.
composed Of the two new boats and
the Deutschland. Will he ready TO travel
on regular schedule between the United
states and Germany late in the spring.
Perfection Of minor details is all
tina, is lacking for the establishment III
a submarine maj service with Ger
many. The owners Of the submersibles
have offered TO transport first class
letter mails and the Post ONCE Depart
meut has expressed itself as being
ready to make a contract.
The sun., 1916-12-12
WARNS BERLIN OF
Big NAVAL ATTACK
Admiral Won HOfc Predicts
British Will start Often
sive on Seas.

BERLIN. by wireless. Dec. ll.-Rear
Admiral Kalau Won Hofe comments in
the vossische Zeitung IN the recen,
change In the high command Of the Brit
.sh navy. which in his opinion indicates
also a change in the methods OF British
naval warfare. The Overseas News
Agency gives out the following quota
tons from the Admiral's article
The British plan was, at all events. 10
destroy In the peace conference what
ever was left Of the Gcrman rayy and
save the British navy for great future
problems in the Pacific Ocean. This
British plan. however, has failed in
every respect for the grand fleet under
Jellicoe obtained no victory. which u
best proved by the fact that the German
high seas forces appeared on the high
seas after the battle OF Skagerrak. APP
preached the English coast. the Thames
and the mouth Of the Channel and
brought In steamers To Zeebrugce.
ing scarcity of food In England.
''In the face Of these facts the official
reports of the British Admiralty were
no more trusted by the public the gen
erai feeling of uneasinees increased and
the result was a change IN the high com
mand Of the nayy. Also. the BRITISH
plan TO fight our submarines by the aid
OF neutrals failed.
Recent utterances OF the British Gov
nme in Parliament show an attempt
TO iniame and 10 instigate by diplomatic
means the ostracism 10y neutrals OF sub
marines OF the navy and merchant sub
marines and hat the Government has
resolved TO arm all British merchantmen
as quickly as possible and order them 70
open a deadly fire against submarines on
sight
"As to the blockade tho Admiralty !,
ready to GO up 10 the verge OF rupture
with neutrals, II has particularly in
sisted that the British navy ought tc
open AN offensive and not hesitate &
search out and annihilate the enemy"
Rear Admiral kalau q Hofe cN'
presses the opinion that these words VII
he followed by correspondents actions
m continues:
Instead OF cool calculation the Eritisl
naval warfare henceforth shall bc guide,
by a spirit OF enterprise. THE German
navy will hail with satisfaction thi'
change of mind on the part of its mail
enemy. What hangers this change i'm
plies for the ncutrals can hardly be fore
seen"
The sun., 1916-12-12
EIGHT HOUR CASE JAN. 8.
r me Court sets Date for APgu.
mcnts.

WAsHlNGroS. Dec. 1l-All chance for
a decision on the constitutionality Of the
Adamson law before 1t goes into effect
On January | was removed to-day. when
the supreme Court set January \ as the
day when IL would hear arguments on
the case OF the Missouri. Oklahoma and
Gulf Railroad. This H. on the appeal
taken by the Government from judge
Hooks decision that the law was uncon-
stitutional.
The railroads havc agreed. pending
the courts decision. that they will keep
account Of the extra earnings Of their
employees under tho" law should the
supreme Cour uphold this Jaw. the
money will be paid to the men. All the
railroads Of the country. virtually. have
signed agreements with the Attorney.
General providing for this.
The sun., 1916-12-12
BURDEN ON BERLIN
IN MARINA CASE
Germany Must Prove She Was
in Admiralty. Otherwise
r-Boat Pledge Is Broken.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l1~.-Although in
formation so far received by secretary
.ansing indicates that a direct violation
OF the German submarine pledge IS m
volved in the sinking OF the bri''sh
steamship Marina without Warning II
with loss OF Elk American lives. The state
Department Is suspending final Judgment
until dsnnite word is received on one re-
naming important point.
This Is whether or not the Marina was
recently in the service or the british
Admiralty. The German Foreign once
claims the Marina was. Neither the
President nor Mr.. Lansing has m IN
formation 10 Justify the German claim.
The United States is on record AZ ad-
hitting tina; a vessel engaged iniermii-
'en,ly in and under a commits
sion or orders OF It's Government" may
possess "a status tainted with a hostile
purpose which II I'M throw aside or
assume at will"
Thus. II is explained. the German de-
fence will be strengthened II II Is shown
that the Marina was recently under or
ders of the British Admiralty.