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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

submarine intimated that unarn-
ed ships were exempt from at
tack without warning but even
that limitation failed to act as a
check of attacks upon ships of
every sort.
Germany has continually as
sured the United States passeng-
'er ships would be warned vet
again and again Germany per
mitted submarine commanders to
disregard the assurances. Great
liners like the Lusitania and Ara
bic and ferry boats like the Sus-
sex we're attacked without warm
ing. The death roll of Ameri.
cans mounted to hundreds.
Hopes There Will be No Break.
President Wilson was cheered
as he entered the hall. After de-
claring'that Germany was unable
to observe International law
while carrying on Submarine war
fare according to the announced
plans OF February, 1915, and
February, 1916, and calling the
sinking OF the Lusitania and Ara
bic and Sussex "slngularly traqi-
cal and unjusti6able' and that the
Germans, instead of sinking ships
only i'll the war zone about the
British Isles, were attacking nett
trails and belligerents alike wher-
ever foltfffff,, ta9Ilie Resident tsaid ;
! have deemed it my duty,
therefore, to say to the Imperial
German government that if it is
still its purpose to prosecute re-
lentless and indiscrirninate war
fare the United States is at last
forced to the conclusion there is
but one course it can pursue and
that unless the Imperial German
government should now imme-
dlately declare and effect the
abandonment of its present meth
DDS of warfare against passenger
and freight vessels carrying this
government can have no choice
but to sever diplomatnc relations
altogether"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
GEORGIA FEDERATION OF LABOR
ASSEMBLIES IN SAVANNAH.
OF ROAD
FAVORED BY COUNCIL

Waycross, April 20.-At a
meeting of city council resolu-
lions favoring the extension of
the state road from Atlanta to St.
Marys via Waycross were adopt
ed.
Recently a communication was
received from former State Sen
ator J. A. ]. Henderson on the
subject and he stated he favored
and would work for building the
road to the sea.
Action of this kind by many
cities an dtowns in the state is an
tlcipated as a result of the organ
lied effort that is under way.
Waycross people as d whole are
ready to assist in the undertake
ing IN every way possible.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
FINAL NOTICE IS GIVEN
To GERMAN GOVERNMENT

+ Notwithstanding the American
protest, Germany at once pro-
ceeded to carry out her announc-
ed policy. 1t was the expressed
hope that danger to neutrals
would be reduced to minimum
by instructions issued to subma-
rine commanders and Germany
assured the United States every
possible precaution would be tax
en- to respect neutral rights and
protect non-combatants.
'What actually happened in the
year since elapsed has shown
these hopes not justified and
these assurances insusceptible Of
being fulfilled" said President
Wilson. Despite the assurances
gwen Americans, German subma-
tine commanders have attacked
merchant ships with greater ac-
tivity wherever they could find
them. They have grown more
and more ruthless and more in
discriminate as the months have
gone by and they have been less
observant of restraints of any
kind and have delivered attacks
AGAINST every vessel o fevery ma
tlonallty and bound upon every
sort of GRAND. Sometimes the
vessels were warned and some
times passengers and crew were
VOuchsafed poor secNrity of be-
ing allowed to take to the ships
boats before being sent to the
bottom, but again and again no
warning was given and no escape
even to the ships boats, allowed
those aboard.
What this government fore
saw must happen, has happened.
Tragedy has followed tragedy on
seas in such fashion and with
such attendant circumstances as.
to make. it grossly evident war
fare o this sort, if warfare it be,
cannot be carried on without the
most palpable violations of the
dictates alike or right and hui
mainly"
The President then referred TO
the German declaration regarding
armed merchantmen, issued last
February. He declared Internal
ional law had long recognized the
right of merchantmen to carry
guns for protection and to use
them to repel attacks. Germany
claims the right to set this aside.
The terms under which restraints
were previously placed on the
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
BAPTIST MEETING WILL
BE CLOSED TONIGHT

Baptist meeting closes tonight,
after which Mr.. F. d. King, who
so successfully conducted the
meetings. will leave for ASHORE,
n. c., where he will begin Sc
rles of meetings at the First Bap-
fist church. Mr. Wolslagle, the
gifted singer, who has left such a
good impression on young and
old, will leave for Charlotte, N.
G., to conduct a series of meet
ings at the Baptist church of that
city.
The good wishes of the COM
munlty accompany these men.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
President Referred to German
Declaration Regarding Arm
ed Merchantmen

Washington, April 19.-Presi-
dent Wilson today at a joint SEES
sion of Congress said he had Civ
EN- Germany final and irrevocable
notification that the United
States will break diplomatic re
lations if the illegal submarine
campaigns continued.
The note, which is America S
last word, is practically an ulti-
matum demanding immediate
reply. Presumably it was to the
Berlin Foreign Office as the Pres
ident spoke. It was dispatched
last nigh with the idea of Ber-
lin having it when the President
addressed Congress. The Presi-
dent asked for no action from
Congress but simply informed it
of the accv'1lulaticr: Of facts prov
ing Germany,s assurance to the
United States were being violat-
ed by the submarine campaign.
The submarine campaign des-
pite the earnest protests Of the
United States, is being conducted
with renewed vigor in contraven-
ton of all laws of nations and hui
mainly and he means to sever
relations unless it is brought
within law.
Diplomatic history OF the
world shows such a course is al
most certain 10 be followed by
war.
The President recalled the Ger
man declaration of war zone
around the British Isles in Feb
ruary, 1915, warning neutrals as
we'll as belligerents to keep out
Of those waters or enter at their
peril. The United States took
the stand that such a policy GER
tainly would result in gross and
palpable violations of information
al law, particularly if submarines
were employed. The United
States based the protests on the
ground that neutrals and vessels
owned by neutrals would be ex-
posed to extreme and intolerable
risk and that the right to close
ANY part Of the high seas against
their use or expose them to such
risks could not lawfully be as
serted by any belligerent.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21

Mrs. w. r. Paulk received
telegram this morning informing
her that Reason Paulk is continu-
ing to improve in the hospital in
Baltimore.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-21
Federation Turns Down Local
Option. Can't Be Used as
Catspaw No Labor Party

Savannah, Ga, April 21.-In
the absence of President Louie
Marquardt, Vive-President Nc
Kenna, Still and Mcdaniel pre-
sided over the meetings Of the
State Federation which opened
its annual session in the CITY this
morning.
The session is we'll represented
by all labor bodies from the Or
gained cities in the state and a
great deal of work will be the out
come of the meeting. Important
measures effecting labor in the
state had their attention and the
feeling of a class movement is
thoroughly in evidence in the de
liberations thus far held.
Fitzgerald has extended official
invitations by Mayor Paulk and
Secretary Gelders OF the Cham
have the field for itse1f for +bo
annual convention in 1917
G. II. Raw renrese,fi,o tho
Railway Tyainmrn RrGfber-
hoods rs co,annah os1lod - ~
GEORGIA Federat;on 81 T a1,or ~
It's Convention todav 70 s,,nno 81
the trainr7on IN +5o;r n'.pse,,t
confess fo. ~ e:ebf-bc,,, e., H.
denied # vas H. a1.a,.+i,,e , nav
we're soeking b14 j;teraIlv the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
MUCH MUSIC FOR
CATTLE MEETING
James G. McNary Plans to
Have Bands Play Contin-
uously During Meeting.

The music for the National Live
Stock association convention is in
charge Of a committee consisting OF
James G. McNary, chairman; Henry s
Beach and julius A Krakauer. The
Tuesday music viii be in charge of Mr..
McNary; that Of Wednesday under the
direction Of Mr.. Beach, and that Of
Thursday, Mr.. KrakaueT.
For Tuesday, the opening day, the
music viii be furnished by the band OF
the Sixth infantry, chief musician Max
Mueller. leader. For Wednesday morn
ing the music viii be furnishedsby the
FL PasO Municipal band. J. G. Miller,
leader Thursday morning the music
viii be furnished by the 10th infantry
band, chief musician H. c. Fisher.
leader.
For the banquet Monday night to the
executive committee. the music will be
furnished by Van Surdams orchestra
On Tuesday night the music for the
convention viii be by the Eighth cav
airy band. chief musician Rocco Resta.
leader. For the dance on Wednesday
night at the PasO del Norte, the music
viii be played by the ". B. Mccraeken
orchestra
The morning concerts viii be held in
the lobby Of the different hotels and
in the parks and highways In fact
these morning affairs viii be strictly
impromptu and wherever a few cattle
men are gathered the bands will come
along and DO the rest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
BISBEE GETS 1917 GOLF
TOURNAMENT OF SOUTHWEST

ment Of the Southwestern Golf asso-
cation. At the Tucson meeting the
following officers and directors were
named:
President, Roger Pelton, Bisbee-
Vice president, J. c Wilmarth, Fl
PasO.
Secretary IT. s Corbett.
Tucson.
Directors. Roger Pelton. J. c. VIII
marth: II. 5. Corbett, Tucson: A. W
HOuck. Douglas; Hugh y. Marshall.
Phoenix.
FL Paso was favorably considered for
the 1917 meeting, but the bad condition
Il the Ell PasO course finally decided
the question
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19

Homes Our Specially
$50 DOWN. SIS monthly for this : room
cottage on 9 fun lots, fenced, lawn, electric
lights bath. sleeping porch s225s. or viii
take vacant lots.
SO down. 50 monthly viii buy fine level
lots on corner, paved. $500 each
500 D0W% viii buy room brick modern,
balance 500 monthly. $500
4 SACRTFICE-Owner out Of city must sell
home, cut from $3.50 10 only $500 Pay
over - Der cent on investment
N SUNSET HEIGHTS, new bungalow. 5
rooms south front paved. finished IN mahog-
room bungalow. hardwood floors. garage.
$3.50 down, s25 monthly. house rents for
za Want g. and let the rent pay II out
N ALIGk IA PARK, new 4-roem bungalow,
south front never occupied. this viii Just
salt you szs5G, $3.50 down So monthly.
IH,.ALIA VISTA. 3 room bungalow a dandy
cost owner s45o0 cut to $1,000 Want It.
Leaving city and must sell
Hawkins Bros Phone 2SOO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
AND STILL ANOTHER REAsON.

- acres located 30 miles from FL Paso in
the Mesilla valley, Z mile from good school
and p o. Close 20 paved state highway.
good American neighborhood. 20 acres IN
cultivation about half in alfalfa. foI- room
house, all farming machinery teams. etc
all for only $500 and can give good terms
Also, have listed with me a tract that is
also listed with the Las Cruces Water Trsers
on which we can make the same price ex-
eept that ] can put in all farming lnnchi0.
cry, several good teams. and deferred nav
ments can get you one per cent less inter.
est, these eStrys are mine exclusively.
Which is the way I make my sales.
r. C. Bailey Land Co. 206 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
ALLAMORE AND SIERRA BLANCA
ARE DECLARED TO BE DRY

Allamore and Sierra Blanca are now
officially "dry." The county commits
sioners met Tuesday. canvassed the
prohibition election vote from these
two precincts and declared the "drys7
in the majority.
The commissioners also voted to re-
pair the roads in the vicinity of the
Hazel mines and Hot Wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
A TEXAs ST. CORNER.

Plenty room for apartments above and
stores below, S25,00e
ss IT. FACING TEXAS ST. close. in. pay
Ing small rate Of interest now. $3.50.
LOTS on Texas, trackage, 5000
LOTS on Texas. trackage. 5000.
3 Tors on Texas. trackage. 5000.
MONEY TO LOAN on close in property,
Rentals Insurance. Valley Lands
Pm 444s MCKEE BROS. EOS Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
COMPANY n TO BE INSPECTED

The inspection OF the FL Paso. COM
pany OF the National guard VIII De
uarv 90. az announced in a message
from Austi u Tuesday.
The inspection viii be MADE Dy
Capt Love. nspectOr-instruetor Tor
the Texas National guard capt wal
ter Jenkins is commander OF company
X here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
MISSING MAN DROVE MILK
MAGnN EnR Ell PAsO DAIRY

William Skully. whose mother wrote
to The Herald from New York asking
about her son, from whom she last
heard in FL paso, drove a milk wagon
W. s Taylor, foreman OF the milk de-
pot at go Texas street
"A man named William Skully
worked for US driving a wagon, said
erv wagon Standing on a downtown
street and disappeared. We have not
heard or seen him since The coffee
tons for the day also disappeared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
WRIT DISMISSED; UPDIKE
DOESN'T WANT RELEASE

Chicago I'll. Jan. ia writ Of
habeas corpus for the release OF Irving
Updike who. with his brother, Herbert
confessed to having plotted 10 kill their
father, Furnam .. Updike. was dis
missed in the criminal court today after
Irvine had said he did not want to be
released. Herbert Updike. who re
vealed the plot, remained today in the
Oak Park police station.
States attorney Hoyne later ordered
that the case OF the Updike brothers
be taken before the grand jury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
Five FINED $ AND COSTS.

Five fines for speeding were regis
tered in justice of the peace ). j. nut l-,I
phys court Tuesday afternoon. me
i.enalties we're IS and costs in each
case. s W Huddleston. A. 7. Cox, Har-
~ Kienle, Z. z. HinmaR and Manuei
abellarO were fined
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19

At noon wednesday the record OF
POLL taxes paid at the county eolieetor
office was 3T73. The number OF pol POI
taxes paid on Wednesday mornlhs s Msas
81: of ttis number So were Americans
eight 1fexicans and one negro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
PESNEBAREE
acct the Habit sect Results
EXrHANGEg

PE<NEBAKEE
acct the Habit'' "Get Results
EXCHANGES.
lots on Hutton. clear at $1,000
TO apply on house IN sunset
Heights.
$500 for valley land
rm- bungalow and lots on
La Luz St for valley lano-
Saloon for valley land
and 1000 others
INVESTMENTS.
Corner paying S2li4 per an
BTiek. : story. reat $50 per
mo- $500.
win give 70 year lease on nc cor
ner. I30x120 n. with lracE2ye-
VALLEY LANDS,
90 acres. close in. cutting ls
rons alfalfa. pure silt $500
30 acree. pure silt, close IN
$50 per acre
class OF Improvements
LANDS FOR EXCHANGE
RASrHEs AND CATTLE
go. 600 acres ana Svvv neau
Herefords. $500. esu-
2s go acres and 500 good Here
"a COWS ana 22S calves. 1915.
borrowed ranch S2S. 5e0.
10o section ranch. fenced and
catered and improved. - bonus
lr-,roved range, 10 sections
o,-1ad 60 leased. free range for
soro head. $4,000. Cattle 1000
head at market
Good we'll and range for 2ee8
head a. $1,000
7s sections in Crlberson. fenced,
-ood grass, s2-0 bonus.
MINES.
An extra good proposition In
a-eyv Mexico, gold and silver and
copper properties Investigate.
Pennebaker-509 Two Republics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
For Sale Real Estate-City PrOUertv

FOR SALE-By Geo. Pence with J. H Smith
g. Sons. zoe Texas St 104 By 100 corner
Texas and Anse ST, make offer Must be
sold Also 3 full lots on business street
Worth $1,000. with a $500 modern resi-
dence on. For $1,000 $50 feet Of business
property. 100 feet west Of court house block
$4,000. 1e acres suburban home 6 miles
from town. down valley $4,000. Appraised
value 5000. Z cash. Hurry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
10 TRADE

To TRADE.
Beautiful room house s E
corner. close in lot 52x120. On
Paved street and car line.
sleeping porches. Hot and cold
water u bed rooms. A lovely
place. Price only $500. VIII
take modern bungalow or good
lots as first payment You can
rent enough Of this house TO take
care Of the payments
see XIII,
Hin. Huffman q Rintieman.
Insurance.
81 Mills Bldg. Phone -sl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
INSIDE BUSINESS PROPERTIES,

NsIDE bIsINEse PhUTEhIIE3.
s160 front It sIx120 corner
S225 front II. S5xs0 corner.
$3.50 front # 5dxs5 corner.
S315 front # 9ex12o corner.
sS5e front IT. 50x120 corner.
S65co. 5ex120 improved corner. paying per
cent net
ssz5O. 5ex240 apartment site
271 acre farm upper valley. All in cultiva-
ton at sI25 an acre An exceptionally good
investment
FOR RENT-store room with t-aekage. San
Francisco St
A 59xs5 basement on r, P. near L. D.
R. II. ThOrne,
SIS san Francisco St Phone - ana 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
For Sale ReaI E.t.ts-City PrOperty.

FOR SALE By 0WNER-Two lots on cor
ner Rivera St. Reasonable Phone 2s29.
FOR sALE-Lot II and IS. block 81. High
land Park addition, S275 cash Phone 4S4O ".
BUSINESS PROPERTY, two story building,
on corner rents SITS per mo. s12.60o
52x120 II. on corner. rent for $40 month.
Price 81. 600.
ID. $ Ariass& Co. 227 Trust Bldg.
Now is the time to get your lots on the mesa
the best close in building sites in the city.
Prices S25e and up See Mr.. Rice.
Ramey Bros.
sos First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone SIS.
RENTAL, income property, 30 room brick
building Rent for s159. Price $500.
ls room brick rent for s72 per month, take
half cash $500.
20 room brick. brand new. rent bringing $50
per month. Price $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN A
Farm NOW PAYING $3.50 PER

Best 40 acre farm in the vailey-i0
room house, hot and cold water.
servants quarters. outbuildinEs.
farm implements. good horses, so
tons hay, 1e thoroughbred cows. IS
head young stock. hogs, turkeys,
chickens. Not a dollar additional
investment required as farm IS fully
equipped and everything included
Can positively show income right
now Of $3.50 per month. Price ex-
tremely low and good terms-would
consider small Fl Paso residence as
part payment
Horace b. Stevens
Mills Bldg FL Paso, Texas.
Phone 121
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
RANCH BARGAR


Comprising about 400 sections
from 1900 to 5000 acres actually
owned. balance under long lease.
Large reservoir holds 1oo0 acre
feet water. besides wells. > room
stone house. and other buildings.
corrais and pastures fenced. VIII
carry 5000 head OF cattle year
round.
Located about $50 miles from z
Paso in New Mexico. Owner
must sell and for this week will
offer this ranch with all i'm
proyemeuts at the low price OF
$50. 900.
This Is positively the greatest
bargain offered for some time.
Hill, Huffman 4 RintIeman.
Phone 251. 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19

STOP RENT.
Sf200-5 room bungalow on corner. best
location. heating plant, . blocks to
school never occupied. Easy terms
or trade for lots
S2s50-s room new bungalow, Elassed IN
porch. best location. Z block to car.
A little better than anything you have
seen S100 cash and s25 per month.
SI6oo-TIfINE OF 1T room modern bun
galow- House cost that Never oe-
cupied. See IL quick.
LOTS
s8e8-f0r dandy lots Gov. Hill.
s1G50-for . lots Tularosa- Walks in.
S5oG0-for corner lots Sunset Hts. Paw
ing paid.
These are good buys. and viii make terms
10 suit
White-Paden Realty CO.
205 X. Stanton ST. Phone i54s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
DOGS. For Sale. RanIed. Et.-

FOR SALE-Pit bull terrier pups estitled
70 registration 7. H Casey. Hot Springs,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
SsOs CASH
Sal A MONTH.

800 a -4ON IN
Interest included, buys this med
ern new bungaloW-only few feet
from paved street and car line.
High ground. splendid neighbor-
hood.
rooms ana screened porch. hard
wood floors in two rooms. builtin
book cases. elegant buffet, large
kitchen cabinet kitchen and bath
room finished in white enamel.
built OF $40 tapestry brick.
PRICE S2650.
CREEL & PHILLIPS.
Phone 5e75. s0i Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19

COTTAGE, rooms and sleeping
perch, on fine Grand View lots
close TO school and car line. ONLY
$500; $50 DOWN and S25 per month
including interest
SI09 CASH for a white brick bunga-
low with rooms and sieepine
porch, on Oro street. EAST IL
PASO. PRICE $1,000 and balance
SO per month including interest.
EAST FL PASO room bungalow.
red pressed brick good location fer
shop man close 10 car line and
school PRICE secs; $3.50 cash and
balance Ike rent
$3.50 FURNISHED. room bun
galow with mice sleeping porch.
modern Altura Park $500 cash and
balance Se5 per month and interest
WILL TRADE for auto OF lots.
rooms GLAZED SLEEPING
PORCH, modern bungalow. hard
wood floors and mission finish in
side PRICE $780, ASK Us for
reasonable terms.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19

BICYCLES, guaranteed tires. repairing. go
carts retired jenkins Cycle Shop SO Z
Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
APARTMENT SITE

APARTMENT SITE.
Large close in corner on " Missouri St.
lots at a bargain price
Cassidy a Neel,
III Mills St Phone sZo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
r. [. Daniel Furn. & Matt Fcty.

. - = -. =, n c7 :,
IS rooms. close in Rent SEQ Only $3.50.
Some terms
Il rooms. housekeeping rent $40. Price Ss75
rooms, down town, splendid furniture.
Rent S4a Price 1850
a rooms. money maker. $4,000. Half cash
e rooms. hot and cold water all rooms.
$1,000 $3.50 cash A bargain
And others 70 s. rooms See ME Rice.
Ramey Bros.
SOS First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone s15.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19


FULL GROWN dead cattle. horses and mules
with hides, hauled away. Phone "A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-19
SeIi-LiyestOck--5uy.

FIRST CLASS Jersey milk cows for sale,
lowest price. Phone 45ss.
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