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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

400 acres of rich, level, valley land on Birmingham and Atlanta pike, St. Clair county, Alabama; 400 acres ready for blow; 100000 feet timber being cut; net profit, S6.50 per thousand; one 10- room new residence furnace heated, cleo tric lights and waterworks in house; one new, broom bungalow; one S-room cot tage; one new 2-story barn with 50 stalls; large garage; 14 tenant houses; personal property worth $500; water fur nished by large creek several fine springs; title fee simple; land underlaid with red ore; price, s25 per acre; would consider improved city property as part payment. A. B. Lonergan Realty Co.,, 1501-2 Jefferson Bank Bldg. Main 7538.
 3-26-3t -su- tu-fr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Young men wanted as news agents on trains; cash security required. Union News Co.,. Terminal station.
 9-H-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

FOft S<ALEr-zOU-egg CdpdClty 1nCuba- tor; first class condition; will sell at bargain. Phone Main S099. 3-26-3t FORGED SALE of beautiful corner res idence on South Highland, west of 2Oth st: property cost few years ago s6250; we are authorized to sell this week at $5000. If you have 5000 in cash, better see us; rooms and sleeping porch, modern. H. D. Will Hams & Co.,, Inc, 703-6 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main 177.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

salesmen to sell our noted and unique line of map and other speciality calendars; our line is differ ent and exclusive; it lands the big buyer tired or pictures; we also make a strong line of leather novelties, fans and outdoor signs; strongest combined outfit ever offered; big money for live men; we make all our goods; that means low prices. Write fully, give ex- perience in first letter. Kenyon O., Des Moines, Ia. (Fortieth year). 3-26-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

A WELL established Pennsylvania manu- facturer of mine equipment and general conveying machinery desires to establish commission sales agency in this field
 Preferably with established mine supply house having sales force in the field. Address Penn. Manufacturer, care Age Herald 3-2S-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
.ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED-SALESMEN

RATEs-One cent a word a day. no ad. taken for less than 25c Tor Iirst Lnss Ls
 tfOn. Cash must accompany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
WOODLAWN BARGAIN

$2000-Neat broom cottage, facing east on 50th st., within half block of the East Lake car line; has bath and electric lights. Small cash payment, balance to suit.
 Call Main 6716.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent word a day; ad.
 taken for less than 2Jc for first fnscr- ttOn. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

A CULTURED young lady, speaking four languages, wishes to travel with re- fined family for the sum- mer as a French governess. Address O-60, Care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
SPECIALISTS

pRs. DOZIER & DOZIER, anecialists in Nervous, Blood, Skin, Fe- male and Genito- Urinary and all Chron- h Diseases of Men and Women.
 aQe0ls First ave. Birmingham. '. t-22-eod-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

STLESMEN. SIDE LINE-Make big
 money selling our new Sc picture knife punch boards; big commission;
 write for exclusive territory. Address Dan Qualls Speciality Co.,, Box 415,
 Knoxville Tenn 3-25-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

FOR SALE-By owner at big sacrifice
 beautiful 100-acre truck farm, near Birmingham: SO acres in high state of cultivation; good, strong land; will
 grow anything you plant; where land increases it's value daily. P. o. Box 1SS 3-25-4t 2SC acres of good land in St. Clair county, Alabama; one and one-quarter miles from railroad and town; splendid road through land; 175 acres in cultivation; renting s40O cash; improvements one r. room, one broom, one 4-room residence; three tenant houses; one 2-story barn;
 70 stalls: one 2-story barn with 40 stalls; 200 acres under wire fence; watered by creek springs and wells; price, $5OOO,
 terms reasonable; improvements alone worth the money. A. B. Lonergan Realty Co, 15O1-2 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Phone 7o3S. 3-26-3t -su- tu-fr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES-Onc cent word a day; nc ad
 taken for Iers than 25c for first iuser- ton. Casf must nccOmn1ny order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
ONE CENT A WORD
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

RATES-One cent a word a day, no ad
 taken for less than 25c for first iDser- tfOn. Cash must accompany Order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

WANTED-By northern woman of cul- ture, position where tact and ability are essential; commission position not con
 sidered. Address K-60, care Age-Her- ald 3-27-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
LOST-STRAYED-STOLEN
WANTED-HELP


 WANTED-Experienc b,acksmiths; car riage woodworker; hotel porters; col ored waitress and chamber maid white housekeeper for widower with one child. Room 626 Chamber Commerce Bldg. stenographer, type writer; salesman; concrete men; dem constructors; show girls; machinists; mill wrights; steam filters; locomotive crane men; moulders; housekeepers; maids; cooks; lunch counter girl; cafe boy; others. Producers Agency, 121h 21st. s1o TO s0O week, either sex, spare time, giving catalogs away to friends; posi- lively no selling, experience or invest ment. R. B. Supply House, 219 s. Dearborn, Chicago.
 EMPLOYED people. increase your income $25 to $50 per month without interfering with regualr work, no selling, no can vassing, no money, or experience re- ouired: not work, but fun. The Come Packt Merchandise Co.,, Toledo, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

LAWYER with office and court exper- ience desires position with established
 firm would purchase interest in prac- tice in city or small town. Address J-6O Age Herald. 3-2S-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

FOR SALE-Best boarding house busi- ness in city. Best location on South Highlands. Owner leaving city reason for selling Always plenty boarders.
 For further information, address X-59, care Age-Herald. 3-26-3t FOR SALE-Upright piano, ebonized case,
 in good condition, cost SS50; cheap for
 cash made by Kimball Co. of Chicago.
 Phone 3420 main. 3-26-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
3-26-3t-s -su-tu fri

3-26-3t-su-tu- -fri FOR SALE-Good location for physi- elan or lawyer: good 9-room. 2-story home in center of town has barn, garage. garden, flowers ana tenan. houses renting for s20 per month; lot 1S2x14S; excellent place to edu- cate your boys and girls; will in troduce successor, if physician; price Sd50O on terms. or will exchange on Birmingham property and nav diff ference s. B. Reece. H. D. Williams x Co.,, Inc, 7U3-6 Jefferson fialAl Bldg., Main IT, 3-2S-2t-tu-tn FOR RENT--Nice Groom cottage, bath, gas, electric lights, large lot, 3119 Highland ave, s3o. One nlce 0- room, modern cottage, 510O I'd ave, N, Woodlawn. $20. One 4room, hall, modern, 1113 N. 18th st., SIG. Call Znszer Furniture Co.,, 3o59 or 1155 Main.
 1O-ROOM, modern residence, on lot S0N 1SO, fronting east, in Norwood; price $10,0O0; no incumbrances; will trade for semi business property up to $2o,- 900 and pay cash or assume mort gage for difference. A. B. Lonergan Realty Co.,, 1501-2 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Phone 753S.
 3-26-3t- su- tu- fri CORNER LOT, 100x10O. improved with brick building, facing two paved thoroughfares and three car lines now rented for $500 per -annum; price SI75O0; might consider small piece of unincumbered property as part payment. s. B. Reece. H. D.. Williams & Co, Inc, 7o3-i Jeffer- son Bank Bldg. Main I
 -2S-2t-tu-t tn FOR RENT OR SALE.-Residence, l31i Waucoma st.. 1 bedrooms, sleeping porch and bath, second floor; living room. dining room, kitchen and but ler's pantry. first floor Basement has servants rooms and furnace; garage. Call Main 2159-J 3-23- -3t-th-s su-tu
 If you want to buy.
 Sell or rent property, see us.
 LESTER & TAIN,
 2101 Sd ave. Main d.
 2-2-tu-thu-tf If WILL, exchange beautiful residence on Fairview Circle for small piece of semi business property. well located that is paying fairly good interest on investment; will pay difference in cash. What have you to offer? II. D. Williams X Co., inc, 703-6 Jeffer- son Bank Bldg. Main
 s-2S-2t- -tu- th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
WANTED-SiTut'riC 2,

YOUNG man, aged 23, desires position
 with a Birmingham wholesale house, six years experience in salesmanship and general office work; graduate book keeper; writes real good and can fur nish best of references. Address Mir.
 Lloyd, S16 South 20th st., city. 3-27-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
WANTED-FEMALE HE.p
FOUND.
LEGAL NOTICES

~>-----~------>~~-----
 For Sale
 The property known as the Warner hotel, located at Columbiana Ala. This is an 1S-room, frame building, located just across the street, facing the beauti- full new courthouse. This property is in good condition, and is now making money. The sale will take place in front of the courthouse April 10, 1916 and is for the purpose of winding up the estate of the late Col. w. T. Smith.
 GEORGE T. SMITH, 3-26-7t Administrator.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28
AUTOMOBILES

AL AOlOMODlLES
 NEW MILEAGE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES-Efficient. economical, no stitch ing. Two-in-One Tire Co.,, 1Sl1 2d ave.
 10-12-tf AUTO OWNERS-Why pay S9 or s10 for q 30xS tire when you can get our double treads for $5 complete? Other sizes sold accordingly; 34x4, $9; 32x3a, $7; 36x4ta SIP. Free service to our patrons. Phone Main sos. Blacklock- Posner Tire Repair Co. 1-27-tf- thusu-tu FOR SALE-1915 Hupmobile, has been used months, in perfect condition has winter top that goes with It. car sell this car cheap for cash or might make good terms to right party. Call Roberts, Main 4S70.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

FOR SALE-Fig trees that bear this summer, Brown Turkey Celestial Mag nolia. We plant and guarantee them. Phone 4163-J. 1120 31st st., Birmingham.
 3-26-Tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

FOR RENTNModern apartment, corner
 14th ave. and 14th st., south; S-room house, 14th ave-, south. Owner, phone
 Main 4138. 3-22-i 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-28

pHONE QcC for best coal. Elm
 llO4NG OOA pire Fuel & Iron Company. 4 yards. 125-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
PRISON INMATES At
CANON CITY RAISE
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Turkeys. Celery and Other Trim.
mings, Products of the Penitep.
tiary Farm, Will Make Up the
Menu for Big Feed Monday

Canon city. colo, Dee .3.--Murr
than 700 turkey together WIN celery
and other "trmmlrEs an raised
upon the prison farm are 20 bee ser, ed
a. a Christmas dinner Co about 800
inmate ul thc colorado pcuitcutI1ry
here un christmas da}. Three christ
mas 'rces iu fun dress have been
prepared ,u sdoru the ldrs, dining
ml. ard another hn~ been set up u
the women uuar',tt.
bu christmas morning. t religious
service .s 90 hc h"ld IN the cnapo,. Ia
tho afternoon an cn,.rtaiumcnt. con-
sist,ug oi motion picture plays and
d, band concert u To- bee gwen.
Aside from about 800 inmates who
are iu celebrate christmas within
prison walls, thcr" are approx imdt"ly
2Uu ,uu'IDts employed on .mpru o.
m,u's and building sia'r roads u tive
camps scattered over the atntc Tn"
road gangs are 60 celebrate christ
Ut. .u their camps ltrgoly as th's
choose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
DAN|ELSSTANDSpAT
ON CALIFORNIA OIL
LANDS PROPOSITION
Secretary Of Navy Refuses to
Yield to Any Compromise Pro.
posals, Mineral Lands Conser-
vation Bill Is Imperiled

Washinst.n' Dc, e3 Effort. of u
joint congressional committee tu agree
on legislation TOR tn. r,N,f uf claim.
ant, g. lands IN Caiiiruma naval ri'
reserves .amc to an ahup; end today
whom IN" navy dcpartl"ut through
Secretary Daniels rcfu ed 80 yield q"
,u" compromis' prorc ais
Tic ltiltud. of the ma 1889 mp.ru- the
mineral lands cors"rvn on uill which
had been before congrass for several
wears and Ia the opinion ut the com.
mittcr members VIII pr ont action AZ
this session
The disagreement Will the navy has
been over the rhclsu amendment
which would grant rcllct To pfNGt.
claimants OF california lands affected
hy government Withdrawals or tau'
Two weeks ago a su committee oi
each house vas appointed with S.ud
tor Pittmau 80 chairman and with
representative OF tnc navy and
a.. interior departments and tn. de.
pnrtncut OF Justice cooperating TODAY
II abandoned its work hen Il received
from secretary Daniels flat rejection
of DpWprumis" proposals. suggested
os N" committee aud the general land
office
Tine ,umuittc" proposed remedial I
legislation ton the Calif .rnia claimants
10 eliminate from N" effect uf the
pending leasing bill al railroad land
aud other patented lands IN the naval
uii reserve al all claims invuly!nL
charges Of fraud II would grant
preferential leases ON. to claimants
~ uuuateut"d lands who had initiated
THEN righte Ia the fiI-t government
withdrawal order n september 'au'.
ana who had prosecuted the work ON
their .laIu~ in good Gifh proviuus lt
the discovery ot oil all royaltie~ tu go
t. IN" navy
tn, propose involve, about 5000 uf
the sU.ono Lcr"- ru what is known as
naval reserve number rwu IN Califur-
Ma Tn" land uffic" uropusal would
give preferences 20 claimants In gooH
taith Ipou relInuulshment If an other
claims To title, payment tu the GOV
ernucut of back royalties. on uh CN-
tIa'tod. al other future roy alties to
60 to the navy
Tho navy department opposed Ia :
plans suggested It was explained be-
cause they fear the navy supply uC
fuel Oh would not be- adequately pro-
ttctCd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23

maBdor OF IN. Eighth ohio iufiutr,
said today that ihc .u,.stlgation had
developed nu new facts regarding the
situation In camp and added that the
round robin" had made mountain
of = mole hin u. also said that
private Dixon. Who was charged with
having drafted the round robin Wa
bong confined a. his quarter, at thr
infantry camp
The round robin Wa prepared as
n protest against camp conditions n
the OHIO camp and was intercepted
before 10 reached an ohio newspaper.
t va said 80 the ohio camp
II was Understood her, today that
the recommendation of "a. regular
army inspector. following his mvcsu-
cation, was that tho la0 or more non
commissioned officers who signed the
round robin" nc asked t. resign and
return tu the ranks as priNatcs. II was
also recommended ~ ia, report d,-
urding 10 reliable Information, thai
IN" men who signed the paper be- Civ
.,n y lecture IN the duties of soldiers
and warned that then d,tion vas un-
military Because ed their brI'i ser
vice. they were NOT 60 Oc further iis-
.,plucd. It va said The case 20
private Richard Dixon. who was s'
TO have prepared the round robin
viii hc taken Np further and 1t was
said today that general cuurtmtrtiAl
nigh, bc recommended for him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
WI HGsI\ Tb U\.G CHARGE
oI NORTHEASTERN /ONI

Iulrr1 Dec --.-Gon"rai Frnrcisgu
''"nral"7 announced at military head.
quartz. today that oi.norai Jose
MnrsuiH Brother Of General Frnncisc.
NursIia military commander uf the
northeastrfu zone would succeed nm.
's 'oinmau udcr pf tn, de iarto troops
N me lutr'z district. General con
"'I'- added that he would take tho
'''H ii person against Francisco
\.f south uf thlhuihuu Dry
General MurgulI arrived IN Juar.z
'''|. TODAY uU t special tram. accom- .
r'u,'d Uy Governor ArnuNu Gonzales
"n" was appointed .iy!I governor ly
|"urr1l Francisco Mur-ur when tho
latter r'ii"' eel ,,"ucri IarIuto g.
ii'. tn" t. .uiuUtndcr - IhlHlahua
'It Three other troop trains are
'Np' i"i 'n lrrNr W Juaro2 during the
d"' "l'h General Murgu,., comm uud
on board Genera, Gonzales SAID the
h'N 'uuiuIuI'r had aruugh, -7u
| troops With W 200 Juii.g ttsd ldd..i
mat ne would 'Itr q large part uf h.-
/ own command |u the ncId with him
lh" appointment Of q successor tu
GENERAL Gun1dl'. use been expected
| since General Irauu.-.u Murguia re-.
h''"d i"n"rhi Tr'' .r. 80 Dhlhuinut
UA u wa reported today that
/ ''nridl I"uld'rs had r.l,,'d tu sui
render hi~ command ..' hr denied
! MA saving that D., Intended 90 take
I im' l"id tsHiu-t Nilh t. ..uu as 81.
.'mpl"''I tho transfer .. the ssrr..
! SON
u "'r .uuf'.DUs reported tha,
! I'''uvHi 1"uf.t"s Would r, tpuuutr,
] gnN vernon tf fU, stHt. 80 Ts.,Y..,trI. ..,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
Official Report from England Re.
gardiIg Liner Torpedoed in
Mediterranean by Kaiser $ Sub
marine Reaches Washington.
GERMANY HAS OFFERED
TO MAKE PREPARATION
Proper Indemnity Promised If II
Is Found That Captain of Diver
Violated His Instructions No
Asiatics Aboard as Claimed.

Washington, Dec. 43--An official
report from Tia. British goycrnm, nt
on the British hucr Arabia. sunk log a
submarine without warning In the
M.ditcrrancar, dcclsrc~ Tn" Ara uia
was not a. that. or any Pc, Iuus time.
in the service OF the allies Germany
claimed In note to ia" Amer. an
Government the Arabia was an "arm-
90 auxiliary
Tnc British report was made IA
answer To- an inquiry from tn" stat"
department and further Information
probably viii he asked C. clear up
doubtful points after that ~ hand hd'
been forwarded 10 GERMANY.
The report was summarized IN tie
following state department auuuln, e.
mcnt
"Th. department ~ STATE has re-
r"it"d a reply from the British soy 81
eminent t. the inquiry regarding the
status of IN. steamer Arabia 20 the
effect that sh. ~as not At the time
she Wds sunk ana never had been ~
the srrN zee uf tn British govcrur cut
or any uf the allied government that
sh" carried some government pdss"u -
gers booked Is ordinary packet pas
scns"rs at the expense al th. govern
Wcut The number ~ such p1sssugers
Will h: communicated later II IT, uu-
d'rs'uud also that there were no
AsiatICs on board except the Indian
native crew and that Vessels do not
follow the ordinary peace rou'" n 81 .
count OF the operations oi sIhtnar-
luos
Germany asserted that tho Arab,,
was ia the service Of the British gov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
AMERICAN NOTE TO
BELL|CE RE NTS IS
CAUSE OF COMMENT
II Still Is the Dominating Feature
of News in Great Britain, Even
Overshadowine Dispatches from
the Battle Fronts

London. ucc % The American
note tp the 1cliigcr"uis ,iLI O. he
dominating feature of IN" news in
Gr,lt Britiu today II even over
shadow, dispatches uum the uattl"
fronts aud discussion uf the govern
u"ut9 program ton org u.1uug the
entire country tor war purposes
Practically all the newspaper con-
,muo 10 devote leading arti -l.s 80 IN"
note while Hritish French iHrmau
and o,hcr comment is yroG,nnntN
displtycd under such headings e.,
"Imsug's Verge ur war r'anu"r.
Tn, Sntuc uf Pro,c. and "NNn,pu Be-
Mistake So far as Great Britain d"
concerned the press SAYS tNat pr"-t-
dent wilson has already been u.Not'd
Dr., Premier Iluvd-G'org. Vu'u m"
delivered On the house Of commons on
Tuosdav his spcrgh iu rcpN tu the
German proposals hy the adirc' -
made ub Thursday night %, Audr.w
Houir-Itv. the chancellor of th" tN-
ohcuu.r. aud finally los tee emphatic
declaration Of TN" cabinet through tho
kings speech ON pror"gumr parlia-
mrui
However - b. recognized "a official
CIRCLES 'hlt e formal pulilr r"ply r
due President VI ilsuu aud this i ir
said Wil b, drafted after insulation
with Great ilritttu'- allies ih" hi'
uu.lo the bate Lord salisbury EDI,,n
secretary itlfuu I- q mr,,rrl, dis.
patch writer rhis Wa a. plu' 'cd lu
ga, uumurtui alton. written - lam
Whom ne was inst lurd ut the admiral
O.. 100 roturttl"u ui 'ir,our .crnNu
,i,t'nsut-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
Information Reaches FL Paso That
Coahuila Metropolis Has Fallen
Into Pancho $ Hands. Car.
rama Officials Make Denial.
CHIHUAHUA CITY MAY BE
ATTACKED AGAIN, REPORT
Statement Is Made That Outlaws
Arc Marching Oh State Capital !,
Gonzales Slated to be Succeeded
Wy General Murgia $ Brother.

a. piso. Tex bee % 1t was r,.
ported here tuda, that General Fran
cisco Gonzales was 20 he removed too
upN as military commander uf tho
northern forces and that General Mui
guid'e brother would succeed him "a
command uf thc border troops Truup
trains are Jlsu reported t. he on the
road from thinulhun tIty t. Junrc1
u strengthen the Juarcs garrison
ana relieve Gpr"raI Gonzales troops
which vii Do sent elsewhere iu the
north
Persistent ruwur that Touyon has
been captured hy Nilln wrro u circu-
litiuu here TODAY nat Ci'rtu1a Off.
rials her" and iu Jutrcz insist that
nothing has been received from the
'o1hutla metropolis one report was
that villa forces entered "a, town at
one O'Clock Yesterday afternoon ami
are urW iu complete posse ssipn uf a..
CITY ana surrounding territory. An
other report was that Villas force 90.
marching ON Chihuahua City ana TINT
NJ" fighting had started south uf that
CITY
N"u' of thcs" REPORTS can uc NerI-
fled from Ctritnza sources herr, or
IN Juarc1 where IL wds insisted iuda F.
thai nothing had come over the t"lc-
graph lines from chihuahua cit, re
'ard,us th" iisht iud nothing had sc,
hc"u received frum Torrcon hy wa II
Eagle Pass or Laredo.
NJ these reports oi the capture of
Torr"un originated from sources
known ." bee strougly pru-Nill, gov
erutn"nt agents ana military Officers
h"r" a." no' accepting them until
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-23
Girl Messenger, Bearer of Com
munication from Bertrand Rus.
sell, Reaches u s. Shores; Com.
mittee Leaves for Washington
NO VICTORY FOR EITHER
SIDE POSSIBLE, BELIEF
In Europe the Germans Have the
Advantage; Otherwise the Allies
Have the Best of Argument /;
Plea for Peace Is Made.

Sew Yurk. Dec. 30. "A special com.
iq,ttec Of the American neutral cur
ference committee left here early to
day for Washington TO present tpl
President Wilson q letter from Bert
rtud Russell. the noted British pscifi~;
lecturer and philosopher appealing to|
the pr".idcn to end the war len Eur
up. The committee consists OF Geo.
Foatcr Peabody, PAU &. Kellogg and
Miss Emily Grccnobatch
The letter ~as brought To- thlS|
country hs an unnamed and otherwise
unidentified messenger from Eugland,|
Ia girl ia order eco cydde the iiritiSn|
censor.
Aftc. asserting that tn" president
nov has an Opportunity of perlormin-
- signal service To- mankind. 'surp,'
sing Tn, .crNi,, Of Abraham Lincoln.
Nj Russell states that 1t i- within he
presidents power to bring the war
t. du end. hN lust peace. and that
lf the war Doe allowed to continue Il
may h. too late t. save European c.,I-
lilation from destruction Tn" letter
SAYS ~ part
The military situation has now l,-
Nclopvl 10 tn" point where the ulti-
mate issue is clear iu Us broad out
lines t. All who are capable 90
thought IL must be- obvious to thu
tuthoritics ,H all TIA. hcllieercut cuun-
tries that no victory fot either side "a
possible, In Europe the Germaus have
tn" advantage, outsid. Er.op- ana -
sou the allies have the adytntary.
Neither side IL able to- win such
crashing victory a. to- compel tn,
oth": side 10 sue Tor peace. Tn, war
lnilicts untold injuries upon thc na
tt"N4 but such injuries is To- make
continuance uf IN" fighting impossibl"
For want of TINS UnuraS" they Aye
prepared To- nvolF, Eu, upo ~ the hur
rurs ui continuance ut the vau.
possibly fuI another two or three
wears This situation IS iutolcraalc To-
every humane man You. sir. can put
an end to Il Your power constitute.
au uppurtuut. ana responsibility .
and from your previous actions I feel
confident that you will use your p",, -
~ with . degree uf Nlsiun and hu-
, manity rarely to b- foIro 1mou-
statesmen
ENcryw her. friends of peace ar.
met with TIN dIahohcal argument that
IN" brave mcu who have died must not
have shed thoir blood u vain Ana 500
every impulse uf mrrcy toward tho
soldiers who are still living Is dried up
and withcrvd hN q flls" and barren
LOYALTY To thos" who are past ON help
| EN'u the men hitherto retained lui
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