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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
SNOW IN NORTH X o

Two Inch Fall OF the Beautiful Re
ported From the North.
Fargo, N. D.-7SnoW fell to the ex-
tent Of two inches ii portions Of
North Dakota yesterday. 1t is be-
Heved that the snowfall extended
practically throughout q considerable
portion Of the Canadian Northwest.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

have ! right to organize for any other purpose than is APP
been irapoItunsd, esjolsd and threatensd ii an effort
to have them withdraw their names. In two or three
on file at this Office which repudiate the alleged reasons for
50 doing: IN two instances 9 mistake was made but e e
strengthened BY the unprincipled activities Of the Anti
Saloon League.
The most ridiculous suggestion i the Holsape prop
uganda, has been, that men sue for being represented as
sustaining = law Of the State, all lava of wtieh, they as
citizens are sworn to uphold
The above statements are made to the voters Of this State
that they may fully realize the danger that confronts them.
Enrolled under the Anti-Saloon banner are hundreds Ct citizens
who do not place the stamp Of approval upon this type 81
campaign, and from hundreds 81 sincers supporters q
q the unpepularity # the Holsapls msthod:: and predicting
an overwhelming majority Of the State and IS people agsinst
State control by AntrSaloon headquarters AZ Mitchell.
The campaign Of Misrepresentation and abuse y
characteristic Of Anti-saloon League. Methods. IN the Chicago
Herald Of August e; 1916. Justice s. james ne: s s.:,s esstNs zass,. e s+ The
supt. Rev. Mcbride a. the reverend ibeierg ofs good men
following:
.sThe time has come in Nebraska when the vast ma
jorty of its people take their politics good natzrediy, and
They are ready g admit that their neighbor, who differ.
from them, may vet be an excellent fellow end g good
s . new era l1sa s era II malice and and vindiesissns.s, d
s.pionsgs, .u.Pision ad Is psr:on.l .ba.s. y sewing aags,bBs broad.
the good feeling and unity that now exists.
sThe prohibition question 10 like other questions.
there are some, mighty mean ones. Il, % either side,
the mighty mean ones gain the ascendency and turn the
amendment campaign into channels that disgust the
healthy Nebraska sense ofdecency and fairness and good
will, that side will suffer. and suffer heavily, at the polls.
This newspaper has said before, and now repeats,
that Prohibition is in greater danger in Nebraska fromits
friends than from it, enemies. Such methods as are now
ssiss lss lG sssss e & ass . S Z. my y sa s9sa,sd.gis o i.s 4:
81 sthe amendment than are Ell the brewer and saloon
keepers combined.
80 far a. AZ. Neville - concerned he will not suHer
sA@because of abusive attacks. ~ Editor Kelly sayS, MUD
never w wonA cannPaign',
Mud will lnot Nh, thes canpaign n soaths Dakota. Her
people saRe fldrS ND intelliSent. Statoe that havNNonce
#b.sn fnra.d IA pro.i6itesy eentroa ha sys Esfussd tsSagaln9
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05

Do not attempt to do what you can
not.-Persius.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-05
Story With a MOral

A young lawyer went to a retired jurist for some advice
methods of trying cases. The juTist said: Young man, VI
have the law on your side Of the case, address the court.
you have the facts, address the jury. But when you have
the law nor the facts, abuse the other side
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

8ei0e Sale limo ofii5iell Der anIe-
rifaniihen Negierllue bon Dem Gar
rau8a.9otibafter Gliieo glrreoonoo
our @enntniB ge6rod)t poroen. Ser
9otiAnfter iiberreibte beute Dem
Stoats Eepartement cine i'm miloen
Gone geboItene gtote bon StoOt
Wlcrifo, in lpelder ser Garri5al.8wi-
idenfan in Der aus oen &reB.lepe.
ihcn befanute merifaniihen &erilon
iUieoerbolt miro Gie glote citirt oos
@eitdnoniB zines nit Sen gImerita-
nern geianeen genommenen 1olnlets
ihers, Der angeee6en boben ioQ, Dab
Die 9lmerifaner Die glnareiier maren.
StaatS ,Setretar 2anIing lieb Die
g3ote mongels omerifaniider 9eridlte
iiber oen 3piibenfaIl un6contportet
0os Stoatsoeportement bat ein
&unoIbreiben ou Die mittel. un0 iiio.
omerifoniiAen 0iploniaten erlaIien
in melAcm Der Stan0punft Der ame-
rifauiihen 9ceierung in Der Mierifo-
s5raee feiteeleat III, I'M ehuoigen
DaiBoeutungen ibrer SoItung oIs
@eiultot ntcrifaiiicber SET @ropa.
gonoa or3ubeugen.
Ger onerifaiiltbe Spe5iaI.9Ie
9loOaers in Stoot @terifo BAT nod
nidts ooriiber beridtet pie ole ome.
rifouiibe 9Intuort oiif Sic glote Gar.
ron8a's binlihtlib Der 8uriid5iebung
Der dneritaniicben Sulppen ans
ylerifo BON Der oe focto.9feeieriug
aufgenommen uoroen III. Cine beute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
9(uf beiOeu Seiten beg GIuifes Guria.
g3uRcnborf6tc bel aOIfi unO entSt i6eilern.
as"tI@s ae'pime" bel Sort @a"g a" Ssranoe


Berlin % SUM- gleErere gnariffe 9lnien scseu bic
rmec Oem SOmmanOO Oes Generals raf O6mer suO
uSrSd 8r5uOfa uS 9emdem u6sedIugu mOrOem
Die Snen wnrOeu am beOcu Soften JuR Suru Nebeu
mies Ses Yrp nn6 ucer Sd SapOn ,nradacSSna gnd rn
hide gusrc osen bic Omtdeu sinca @escuO ptld
auIti nuS nOrSmcli& &ns FHS sauSId icblsei@agu
sn Der uldeu SrOut baben bic oeni6n StretfrGf
@cecnO WctId 6Ort Bang GeIGnOe seuOnmem.
Sei gugaben nO benz omdcu gerdt cntmummcn 6ente
@admias BON Der Oberen Sn@cn Sccresuo uuSOse6u uurSe
OefIi6er arieesidaHpGat
p&as Die NrmesrpPe inter Scm SOmmanOO 6s 5Omar4aas
Don Soenbnr6 anbeHnGt 10 1T aR erOgreeH OendH EGtrOn
len.Shei5agen Midts 81 bcrdteu.
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9OffOu iaS~cfid SOsidn nnS wetd aOt OOao c6
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ms crobereu rniFden SannscH Ot Gef @ocmNHsrff OcS
5eiuOes iegreid bebauptet
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sntSf wr Soocn Gutn ueOer Or5uOngc 9ui
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Snie NON SOnOnf9 bis uad GrO@uOw ~nOcH bic nu er
gnf Sic sa6uliuie b @eu 9ripc aOIiG emuce
ben @Ombeu 6era6 seUUrieH.
smeeGHpp inter Gucru cru gOt6mer starIc fencIc
erc SaibOrcnu 6uIute Se, n6S YrseuOa ans
~HOeH BON inns nradaedIaaa; Der ciuO tt r merc gIn
%efltder &rtegsf6anPIaB
fduader ugriff 6rtdeu 0rtademnts in Ser WS6e
pOH 6reeng6 uoroOfd pOn Armeueres, ~nrOc aradgeen
&ed @af cine Oemfde gOrunae cine u5a6 b
tif6er 0'cansenr atrad.
snf Scm cer Der MOus gerOnu.arOut enudeltn i'd ufan
crieSedte g sepauuen in Der @eseu Wcaid Ort gas
Grfolqe Semti6er amftwe6r
SOli6 YoiDre gergraden au56fder Nerupau
urd uiere gnSug5cns Gcidatc utcr gduRn 5uter
in Ser GseHS nabe snR Die SnaR Der 5pcen Ndue murOen
@eianaenen eemadjt
lur Snsgeidmaber babn seteru MOrgu mcbrr fein6
deu Sruppu 6ett S6rier i'm MasS 6 @crSnm
barOirt uu Genc @Orscu Iabn fc gaBnGamuts 2rppsu
Sel0lager in 9aOisnD angegrffen.
Salfau Ser icgSfdanp1ab.
BON Der galtan6roH uO feline Greanie mducuSwerter
@eOentnug 81 beridtcn~
Der tHr6i(6e 2seriGt.
0OmFamtiuopel, Dia SOuOOu, %. Snu. 9as tartiIde
@ee6nrean lat 6em Die naGe6nSe amtlc W9Iuns erIahm:
Bon Der Sraf. SrDut
a9Sr madn ciaen erfOsredn le6erraidungs ngr
bridn NnfcHpOCn 6npbrat Obei Die yteM
MaHH OeOrH.
Sou Ser GaMfnfuS- SrDRt
Nuf Om redn SlHe 1T O SitnaiOn nda OcrGu6ert Sm Sen
1T NemcBriener en c6 lsbBates gn nfem laee
ba6ea Ed mrere Sdarmatc acn Nnftarnuas bbenusen n
0ept Sdwadc cinOde Nnsrc segu 5ue UoracId6encn
Shlunecu mnrSeM init lcidter Wlabe 5uradgrmieen
Die thrfii@em 5Iieger in 4ftiOm
6Hge nn Siegcr fOgen SUnnag Ibcr Smbros un0 bDn
barOirteH erfOlereder ec SndIdnppm sue SOrpeb
boOte OS SCuOes, Oenn eneS in yranO eciett mnrO
0rsi Der nOldeu 5ns5cns Die Sonntag 81 grd augrif
fen nO 6crnmter sAuim WorOW Giner fenSldeu Jeger
wnr6e enugcn genOmmen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

eineelnuieue 8otl6oit ouS Ser meri-
faniihen Sauptltaot beriAtete, oaB
BORT orrd glnidIdge befannt semodt
poroen lei. bob General @ones IN
Dem @efed)te Bel gorri5ol bon amc-
rifnniid)eu Solooten eeto0tet iporoen
ici. lno oaB IL ameritoniicbc Sot-
oateu eefoneen genonmen poroen
ieien. Die bieiieen @eaniten gaben
5u oaB Dies fein boTfnungsooaes
8eiden iei.
Serr 9logerS beridtcte, ooB ourG
arrangements nit General Gar.
ran5a 400 g(merifaner morgen aus
Der Sta6t @terifo aAi einem 5pe8inI.
5uge nad @era Gru8 abfabren Mir
Den.
9lud ser GonareB mar ii 9erbin-
ormg nit ser Olcrifolaee beute ni1t
lntbdtis @oriitcr Sap bonn Dlilitdr.
Gouite 0es &auies reihte einen 9c.
idmb ciu mel6er oen @rdiioeuten
autoriiirt allie Mitglicocr ser gsdtio.
naIguroe, mel9c Oen neuen 8efritti-
ruueseio abaelegt 6abelt in ben @im-
oesoienlt 5li preiien imo oieielbeu
pGbrcno rer Gouer Der glotblaee, fir
oie iie refriitirt woroen iino, I'M
Gienit 81 balten.
Sic 9toiionolg1r0e BON orei Gtaa.
ten, California, 9aMnS uu0 Yiiiiouri
itano 6eute 9lbeuo inter 0iarlt.
orore. 1ieie 6orre 5dbIt etwa 10000
MomL eirdlieblid orei 9risoOeu.
Sufanterie, iieben TROOPS aapolerie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

epe5Ielles aaNrpreIs. 9nneIIn.

50 2.O0-gbilaoelpbin unb 5uriid.
$1.75-Nbeitcr nnb 3urNn.
81 gNfImiunfut uuh kifrriid.

ebha0eip6ia NIB 5urid.
$175-Nbeitcr nno 5urhd.
$1.5O-gs silmingtun nno 5nrrhd' 80
euuntaae, %. Nilli, 8. in0 23.
Suli. Spe5dl5ug perldBt 9QmoensSini
iiun llDr Dloraere, Wlt NoDabSta'
iion sos Wioraena. NiidiaDri bon Bbi'
looeIpbia 730 Abenos
St2OO-Wlaaara Sans unb Surad, 30.
out. 8. uno 90 ecpiember unb g.
Gliober Niueie oiiltiQ 8 Iaae, ein'
idDIlebli0 1aq oes Senaais Spe5ial'
3Ip BON 9oaGes uilo HuumdH Fdrlor'
Aaggons berldBi 0anlocu Stallion I'M
$40 UlorQenS, DIT Hupnli Station I'M
$40 Niorgens. nnlcb ods berilDmic
Sebi9b SaueD, aSie S0peij bon gme'
ria.
ecenfrr.GsIurloneu
S5.55-Qlhautic Gin, 0npe Wlnh, Sea
3ele 6itg nno Cccan Sin, " g. unb
28Ts"5i 28s 5am y D, eeSSiem6eSr. @niia iiip
ole Andia6ri bis 0ie6sag, inIlrIiib
@onenidluh5a6rien.
S5O0-1cer Aart, Wiunntatn Gale Hart
uilo Sailano nHo 3urlid. 9tueie 8itin
8erldlr iiir yindt3u1 lr Gonnerliaa,
alle Slge bon Srciina. SQmllna mo
Sonniaa; aiiila 3ur AidtaDri bis
$40O-Neflclen eprmaS uno 8nriid Ail
leie 3nn @eriauf fit 3iile 30 nn0 4
am SrciidQ uno auc 8iqe am Sums
lia8; 9iilig 5ur 3iidiabri bis iol0en
oen Wt0nilp
$500 Treberid nno 5utiid, bid Slh
W,ain Cine. 9iQeie piliig anf alien
3iiaca Gnmildg mo Sonniaq: aiiliig
ilir Die AiidIabri iolqenocn Nl0niaq
$f.25- 8reocrid nnO 5nri0 0iuete aiili
Tia nltr Sonniaa @erdBt 9nmoens
citation $50 WiorQena
Baltimore nadj Nberbecu uno 3nrin, ios
pic allc 8iuilmcniidtiUnen Spe8eu
reou8irie Habrbillete peroen nuSQtqe
ben fir 0dbnildaS 3iiQe Samtng3
mo ale 8iiac Eonuiags; piilta fir
Die Riidldbr aui alien 3iiQen bis
uno eniblieblid RuQ i2i, nniommeno
in Baltimore 9.i5 Ml0raens am iols
Den WiOni0a (Suni23,2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

@afGugtpH 22 Smui.- g ben OerIdycOnartiecn Gnuidc.
lnHeeu pede Der 6eng Sag in %erbnSnug nit Der megtandn
Strife 5gte lit cine Saade Sett 6erpprgeretcu III bic
OUO6 bic amertaude Ssiernug wie Die DC seruue MegtOS
ufcnbar bic Spunng b Sas sefg &eneOu 5phea amerta'
ndcu aaalern muO @aau5a Srnppen bel G0rru ais cusn %
idcniaa 6auSu Der Sa5n umsan, bic ObnebH OM
ipaHHten yeBuHgn nod meb gcfabn Der aber @ nod
udt einem semeiucu AaSAd TeuOiestem a6ren br
SoWelt Die @aibnetOn AomiairauH III Jraae Omu tauH
feline enOghge uenna getrpIfcu merocn bis @3Oen @un
ciuen Scdt ber Os Srefiu amertaHidH G5H
erbatem bat Ac bber @crfasmg c6cnO SuOmaOn ammt
meEitnuiidleu Enelen,
esuu @cri6ua Osrimdt cu gcs OOu Oem 2etaemeut Scs
TO- NQDale9egimentS Wadt sM crbateu, aganbt
Sas SrefeH Oeruidet mar.
Sine 6sc 2cpcid non General annOm aste Saf Gucrul
ScrIgua bent &ncunrc Sad yeri o6anpanarcr
ac6Drt babe Sine &nDauegbtbeinng III r nfgebrOeH nit
Oem 1eaemen 6nbang tOmmen angbA nnd Der 5elO
gaFs in GOIOuu 0ubau nrHdeete6rt it, bic m6r 60 Wlin
Der Scene Oes @ampies eutferHt liegt
Die Grceue Oscu 6ene eiNanSer Idmea Die 9hnRseu
Observation-Disclosures fir bic 6uHtnnitGt OeS eaS nit MerfO naB.
mcu prompt reu Bortgang W5eig fameu Aubennaecn ude
bagen Oah @nerai 3nrrN5a oM urppdde Gnfaf beinac
mei aebradt M eHem a66eH der snm
flih nit ben Ser, etaateu a6ren arSc
6s il befannt oa oe r bcieH geamtem uod inner Der
SOfunug Baru ban s ndt enem rce wiidn WcyfO unO
ben yer Smoten nH O ob@O5 ue 5ngebeu maAen ban bic
NricgSuDlfen INNER Sdter nn6 bcOroblder ocrSen.
Der Garria 3wdWna H6eridat natarid sur 3eit an
Gaue. GbwOb mertande geridte OOiese beat
OOd ieueu 3ufeI Odran ban il Scm G9t arDhs An5a
rtand SOOateu getDt UeHn6et oOcr GangeH guOmeu
On Angid Der pOFibeu GrOres uedc amcrfnuheu Som
SraGgpeOOn gcuUrcm fuO ueaern Ed Die be
administrations Seamtcu, Die Wl0ng s gaMben
fauer Die gusrsisr
gSie geri@t General GeGnss lausn mb Die a.
rtauAe &egernns wrO tene earOubeu Srit ergifeu bis
ale mianoe antga n Sgue SmeIte uuroe als ere WaHa
Oas @eranga nad 6ra1mug ecungeneu merian bic
mcgifanidle &esierHns seridtet Wsrben
Der Beu euGelanene geriA NOmmaHoanteu amfan
cM aaHnen6pS aunapOis" adt Aar ba 9ugriff ma
uder GOOutn uf amfaHde Slanden in Nnsatau Elm OSaia
nurOosr mar; bod aud in Seier rS Sic Meoerua
DurIGniig init ociMitiDeu Wtuhnabmeu SnrHdbaltrn.
SIS lit mOslid oaR falls Der yedt Yerbngs 5eigeu Ione baf
and IL Sm Garra@eiedt bic MGfau bic auerer wnrcu Der
GorruaageruHg crit bic eaenbe gegebn c ber bic bci6eH
8~deudae cine gnitarnna asb che 8rafOHt ilOu Ofie
Sdritt auOroueu wirO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
ie 2Ruesfmaem schreitem inzrpischen fort.
2VodP sSoffunue ouf 2yermeioung Oes arieses.
amsrihdusr hampftsn tapter asasn aro6s slsbsrmaDt

, iieben 9atterieea syeloartilIerfe oret
Gompognieeu Sieualcorps mo gIm.
baIau5-GoHposuieeH uno 6eIo.So-
| ipitaIer.
8orii 6tsmoBreaeIu 0e.
gen 8uiammenitoBe.
go0aIes, 9lri5y %. Simi
Sopobl ole Wlilit1r-, ipie ole Gipilbe.
BORDEN bier babeu allie MIR m0aIideu
neutrality-suspicious. getroffen Inn
Sdmierigfeiten 5piihen ameritaui.
icben mo meritaniihen 9eipobnern
Der merifaniIden Staot 3u perbii.
ten. YPan befiir1tete ben @inorud
Ser g1adriht iiber Den Rampf bel
Garri3aI auf Oie Dlerifauer. peIhe
5wei Grittel Der geoolferung oer
5taot biloen.
Cine Neiie, 5wau5ig Meilen liiolidl
Ser @reu3e, pelde beiite bon einem
@ouiite bon flint 8ertretern Der Gje-
id1itslelte bon glogaleS inter @pleit
oes merifaniideu @onIulS Telgooo
unternommen iperoeu IolIte, III bepte
BON benz Goniul abgeioat iuoroeu.
3ued Der &eiIe iollte iein al bepei-
fen, oaB feline megitaniihel Eruppea
nit Der 9tbii1t, g2ogales ar3uareiiei1
auaeIanuHelt tperoen. Ger GoninL
tbeilte NIT, er babe bon General
Gales. oen Ylilitdrgonpernelir bon
5onora, Die glahridt erboIteit oaB
200O SoIoaten Iid ouf Der 6abrt
nab @onanea befinoeit Inn 9luiii1n.
oe Der 5000 gergIeltte 5il perbinocrn
uno DAB oieielbeu beute Noreeu III
2omas, elmer Characterization. bier
DeeiIen iiiOlib bon gSoanles eintrei.
fen piiroen.
@ertarfuug omeritoui.
fter @arniiouerwartet
Sin NataiIlon Der Deilis non 9lri.
3ona lno zines oes IA. Snfanterie-
sieaiments meroen bier 6ellte al Der
gerltdrting Der amerifaniIden Giar.
niioH eripartet, imO eS bieB, OaB Die
5taot ino bic 9enolferiing auSrei-
deuo beidiibt peroen luiiroen, trob
Der 9botia9e oaB MIR cine StraBe
Die merifaniihe bon oer ameritani.
| ibeu Staot trennt.
9luoere @erihte meloen Dab Cberit
2tauirre an Scr spite bon 500
Uanu. welbe SbnellfeuertauoneH
uuo 80 W1oIdinenaepebre init iiM
fiibren fib auf sem Narib euiIana
Der @ananen gsogales Giienbahn
beftuoe, NIT gefebieu. quhpeoer III
9soco ODER Gel Olio Bu baltcn nab
reno General @ome8 (oer auaeblid
aetSotet poroeu ii) fid nit 5000 big
5000 Wsonn 9rippen, eroBient6eiIs
\ RapaIlcrie, nit ~ @cihiieen ii6 III
| 5ronteras, etpa 85 DReileu IiioIid
BON IoualaS, beiinoe,
SER ieg sidiffe uod merifa-
nifden @emafiern.
gan 1iegc, Gal. %. Smi
| Dit Der SIbfabrt Der 3erItSrer. .sonlI,
uEiTtone uno uSopfins" nadj meri.
funiide @eipGneru III Der bieiiae
Saien 5um erIten 92al felt iiber ei-
mem Sabre bon sFrieaSiHiffem pnt-
blobt Gie aenonnten 8erit0rer per-
ben Der 8lotte oes glomiraIS @lms-
lor 5ugefiigt, meIde all ser nuterea
2iiite PatrouillenoienIt beIorat
Ter &reu5er nDliIwnafec.D oas
6laeaenidifi oes @ommooores +. q.
5reeman oes @efeblsbdbers ser AKA.
cific Gcrpeoo- ltno ToudbootfIpttille.
beiinoet iid alf ser 6abrt bon San
&e0ro bierber nm Goblen luo @or-
rdtbe ein8lmebmen ebe Ct beute gladt
ooer 5reitaa 9loraen natb Dlasatlau
abgebt,
3pei lueitere strieasihiiie oieo Nlo.
rplono~ imo uSontb Eafota. Die In
gremerton @aib, Iaaen. peroea
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2ie GrOluu Surf unO Zeal
GOmpaanie.
Baltimore, 81. SUM 1915.

pultlNultf "a. a1illil itlp.
WHt ar6Biem Neomern boben mir
hon Dem am 20. Su 1916 erioIsien
Gooe oes oerrn Sorban etaOler Ell.
nes gireiiors oieler eompaanie
aenniniB eenommeH, peIncr ilr biele
SabreH nit benz 8orti6riit oerielben
eng uno innig berbunoen mar.
81 elmer Gonoer Sibune Der Giref'
loren bic Dente itaiiiauo, ipuroe eiu'
lhmmig
Seidloncn, oaS iDir Der Samilie
infer ber5innieiies geiIeio in oieier
Ginnoe ibres umerietrbeH SerIunes
ausorildeH.
geiaIohen, oas cine 2lbi6riit oie'
les 8eihmiies ben glHaIen Der 9om.
pagnie ein0erlebt imo IN ben Ta'
ees6elhneeH 0eronenilidi miro.
SODu W. SOOo, Sr,
8raiioeni.
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NatIOuaI sg5augc V3anf

NatiuuaI GgbaugcS Sant
SOpFius-9sIats unS Germau.straRs.
asSmf issSssIaa6 aHS RrsIi: 'sSOSoU sSS,OOO
SIR GOntO iuirS eeiuarOiBt iuer6rn.
eider6eitsFGIteu sa Dermiet9eu,
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1t was the romantic, streak in the

1t was the romantic, streak in the
queens character and her blind con-
fIdence in certain unworthy advsutur-
ers and adventureresses at her court
which made her an unconscious tool
of the Vacaresco family in an effort
to bring about match between
Prince Ferdinand, the prospective
heir to the Rumanian throne. and Hell
en- Vacaresco, a young and beautiful
attendant of the queen, The plot was
nipped in the bud, but it caused an
enlargement between the king and
queen. For several years the queen
lived in retirement, but finally rec
onciliation took place after Prince
Ferdinand had married Princess Ma
RE, daughter of the late Duke of
Edinburgh.
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ties are denied the region thru this
tieing up of the coal and other re-
sources, making it impossible to in
terest large private capital.
If the policy of the government is
TO compel the small fraction OF the
west to be taxed to support the ma
Jor fraction, as is the case in this
country, then let the government give
what aid it can in the building of
means OF transportation as provided in
The San Juan railway bill, now pend
ing in congress. This bill asks mere
ly the loan of enough money to con
struct the road. 1t does not make a
departure nor establish new prece-
dent for the federal government,
which in the past has built roads,
canals, and is now constructing the
Alaskan railway and line near
Yuma, AriZ., has also been built by
it
Our people of the San Juan should
enter the fight for the San Juan rail
way with the belief that they are
asking only their just reghts, and
at the same time making available
to the western coast Of our country
a supply of steaming coal that will
better prepare us for national de
Tense. Let every one make list oil
the people to whom they can appea
in other places. The firms OF this
section have eastern business con.
nections which ought to be willing e
and doubtless would help if asked. w,
will never get this road unless W,
go after it hammer and tongs anC
with the intention to succeed Cal
at the Durango Exchange, which ha
this matter in charge. Tell who yol
know in other places and what yol
will do to interest them in the Sal
Juan railway bill. The Exchange vii
tell you what is necessary to do fron
time to time. Get the feeling 0
SUCCESS in your heart and yo
CANNOT FAIL.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-06
CHRONOLOGY OF THE
SUBMARINE CONTROVERSY

May 7-Lusitania sunk by Ger
man submarine off Kinsale, Ireland.
More than 1000 persons, including
ll5 Americans, lost. rl.t
May 13-United States SENDS note
to Germany demanding reparation for
Americans and cessation of attacks
on vessels carrying non-combatants.
May 31-Germany replies, asking
information, charging Lusitania car
ried munitions and Canadian reserv-
lists.
June 10-United States sends sec
ond note holding Germany to "strict
accountability" following Secretary
of State Bryan's resignation.
Juy limited States rejects over
lures to negotiate informally.
Aug. 19-White Star liner Arabic
sunk by German submarine, 20 lives
lost. United States refuses to con
tinue Lusitania negotiations until
Arabic incident is disavowed.
Sept. German Ambassador Bern
storff notifies state department that
Germany will sink no more liners
without warning.
Oct. Herman note disavows Ara
bic's sinking and offered indemnity
Tor Americans lost thereon.
Dec. 3O--P. & .. liner Persia sunk
IN eastern Mediterranean; American
Consul McNelley lost.
Jan. Ambassador Bernstorff
understood to guarantee no more mer-
chant ships would be sunk in Medi-
terranian until all aboard safe.
Feb Final German note on the
Lusitania given state department by
Ambassador Bernstorff, admitting re-
prisals that strike neutrals unjustifi-
able.
Feb. 9-United States state depart
ment finds new Germon note in Lusi-
tania case acceptable but submits mi
nor changes.
Feb. 10-Germany and Austria an
nounce new policy of treating armed
merchant vessels as warships, to be
attacked without warning, effective
beginning March /.
Feb. 16-Secretary Lansing an
nounces settlement of Lusitania case
has been held up until United States
considers effect of new German an
nouncement.
Feb. l7-State department informs
Bernstorff that United States does
not look upon Germany's announce
ment as in accord with assurances
previously given in the Lusitania case
and inquiries whether such assuranc-
es are still considered binding by
Germany.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-06
DANGERS OF DRAFT.

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