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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
BROWN IS BROWN
Suit Involving Color OF Paper Boxes
Finally Settled by Jury
in Court.

Brown is brown. and since the jury
in Part ! of the circuit court yesterr-
day decided that the color of the ink
useu in lot of boxes involved in the
suit of the National Metal Edge Box
company vs.. the Hub was brown, cir.
cult court officials who have heard
experts give conflicting testimony in
several trials Of the suit for the past
three years, are satisfied 10 believe
that The boxes involved were brown, as
stipulated in their order. The jury
decided thai the ink used was brown,
as was ordered by the Hub in having
ia shipment Of boxes printed. and
awarded the plaintiff judgment for
$50. Several juries in previous trials
have been confused by the testimony
of color experts and failed 10 agree
as TO the color OF the ink involved.
The tenants you OUCH Il TO HAVE
are reading the ads in this paper every
day. You are to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be a part Of their
reading or not auZb-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
FACES TWO CHARGES
Alleged Pistol Toter Identified as
Fugitive Who Escaped
from Deputy.

Two charges confront the man who
gave his name as George Brown. oil
Pittsburgh who was picked up by
Officer Albert Custer Tuesday even
ing when the policeman found him
toting a big gun Yesterday afternoon
Brown was seen in the county jail by
Deputy Sheriff Henry Frohme, who
Immediately identified him as Carl
Holmes, who escaped from Captain
Frohme about five weeks ago after he
had been arrested on a charge of break
ing into the Wheeling Tennis club
quarters al Edgedae. While being
taken to the Jail Holmes broke away;
from the deputy sheriff and .eluded
capture until he was picked up by
Officer Custer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14

in large numbers each day. Residents
F.! of the county are taking out many OF
! the free licenses to hunt within Ohio
county. and the number OF statewide
/ licenses, for which residents within
the state are charged $780,. issued in
Ohio county is larger than at the same
time last year.
Owners of farms throughout Ohio
county are receiving many requests
from city friends for permits 10 hunt.
Hunting on the lands of another with
out permit is violation of the game
laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
COL. MILLER NAMED
AS One Of the Five West Virginia
Directors Of the Wilson BusI-
ness Mems League.

COL Jere 4. Miller has received
notice Of his appointment as one OF
the five West Virginia directors of The
Wilson Business Mems league.
The official notice states that Col.
Miller, together with other West Fir-
ginia directors and directors from
other states. will be invited 10 Shadow
Lawn to hear The president discuss
the campaign. Col. Miller may go.
Other West Virginia directors are
Hugh B. Hagen, of Huntington; Sam
lR. Nuzum. of t'airmont: W. {. Nc
Connaughey, of Parkersburg, and Jos.
IS. Hill, Of Charleston.
NickIes spent in advertising just now
mean dollars of rental income in the
course Of the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
CONVENTION FRIDAY

The annual convention of the Ohio
County W. c. T. u will be held here
Friday afternoon and evening. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
CHARITIES CONFERENCE

The executive committee Of theMs
state conference of Charities and corr
rection will meet today in Fairmont 4
TO arrange for the fall conteeence
which will be held at Clarksburg, Nov
ember 1922. The local people to ,at.,ss1I;
tend are Rabbi Silver. and Mrs. Leo, g
Wolfe. IS sslsG!! ss5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
Worth Their Weioht in Gold.

Il have used Chamberlain Tablets
and found them TO be just as repre-
scented, quick relief for headaches.
dizzy spells and other symptoms de.
noting torpid liver and 4 disordcred
condition of the digestive organs. They
are worth their weight in gold" writes
Miss Clara A. briggs, Elba, y. Y. Oh
tainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14

which he passed Twentieth and Mar
ket streets.
Jack West. who had climbed Off the
sprinkler. forgot 10 get back on before
he was affected by viewing the Wa
gon from a distaQGe.- Judge Honeker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
REV. CARMEN QUITS
LOCAL PASTORATE
DISCONTINUED SERVICES AT IS
LAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH
AUGUST 81.
Will Take Charge Of Central Church
at Newark, Ohio-Has Been in
Wheeling Two Years.

Rev. r. +. Carmen. for TWO years
pastor Of the Island Christian church
of this city, will leave the latter part
of this month for Newark, Ohio,
where he has accepted the pastoratc
of the Central church of that city.
For sometime is had been rumored
that Rev. Carmen was considering
leaving the city but formal action was
not taken until August 81. when the
annual congregation meeting of the
church was held 1t was then that
Rev. Carmen asked his release.
Rev. Carmen came 10 this city from
Toronto, Ohio, and for two years has
had a most successful pastorate.
No successor has been named by
the local congregation.
United States Senator w. E. Borah
and Judge Ira E. Robinson, Republ-
can candidate for Governor, will ad-
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
September 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14

sessions of the meeting will be heidi
in the German VI. E. church on Chaps
line street 2.-sssg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
iO>n<ERS TAKEN BACk HN
PICNtDi.<IS PENCE <pUI

London. De-. .. The general pub
II, had IT, first news oi President
Wilson's note from the morning pr
p"rs. Tn" matter Was IN. ON, top,
oi conversation. The people" ukv the
press. woic rather taken Jbayk, as
they had about arrived AT the conclus-
ION thnt Premier Iluvd-Grurge' -
speech hat pat an end t. an peace
tall, unless the central powers. in their
r"pS ,u the premier w"i' prepared
:" Tine Their terms. That the prcsi.
d"at ar any other neutral ruler woulj
take any action was fnrth-e' from
Their mind
The evening pdprrs. which dc not
PRINT editorials, came out with big
headlines which expressed their views.
The EN"niuH Ncws. which Is tho att
vruuuu edition ot the Daily Mail heads
= reprint oi IN, comment OF IN,
morning papers. with the one wore.
NO IN large black type and under
Z our Answer tu President Wilson
anv Ipnin "Nu so SO That is IN"
answer Great lrituin gives today with.
on, q moment hesitation tu the sut-
prlslng note from President wilson"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

speaking ~ behalf ~ friends We re-
.use To- question his sincerity ur his
single mindoduc-~ The
spirit OF his Christmas soundings j.
the right spitit II IS a spirit which
W. believes nnnatrs the Biiiish pco-
pie and thcr allies. They ar, not
u RAID of Suuudngs
There could Dee no worse mlstak"
than TO think Nh wilson i- doiug tu
th" allies what PrcsIdcut Lincoln
dreaded the European power, wound
do during MS nsht Tor the union wc
did not ash President Lincoln ,o save
ltncashlr" "a III" expense oi Aucit.
can liberty hud "" are confident Mr.
Wilson Nill not ash us To sacrifice ow
liberty In order To- mitigate the hard
ships which the war iuniCts upon
Americans.
As to the question ut objects of u"
bellecr"njs being NIrtuhu, IA" SAINT"
the star. ia rs allusiou To president
lSou's words In this ease. says
This iS an aStouudins settlement
which W. cannot with the best VIII
IN IN. WORLD reconcile with the facts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
No TNTFNt>T ON PENCE
NOTE on WILSON'S NOM

London, bc.. q. Tho British gov
eminent Will make no Stat-men, at
,hc prcs'n' IN regard To- prcsid.n, WI
son, pca'" note. cunsidcr!ng II .
lu's.iun that can be dealt with only ~
communication with the other mem
brrs OF tn, entente Announcement
tu thi- effect Mas made IN Ia. housc
ui commons today by Andrew Bcnar-
Law. chancellor uf the cxg hcuucr and
Eoycrumont leader n the house.
Mr.. Hondr-l.aw wrs ASKED whether
"a statement could n" mad regarding
the American not, lie replied
1T must u. obvious to the nous,
that this IS "a question that can oris
b., dealt with ia communication Witn
our allics and that II ~ absolutely i'm
puSsihl" 20 make statement now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
German Consul General Is Certain
That Enemies of His Govern.
ment Tried to Keep Close Check
on All His Movements.
MECHANICAL DETECOR
INSTALLED IN OFFICE
Wires Tapped, Mails and Tele.
grams Scrutinized, He Asserts :.
War Fund of More Than $780,.
600 Maintained in Fisco.

san Francisco. Doc. - German
consulate wires were tapped. mails
and tclcgrutns were watched, and a
secret m, chauiDal dct",tor installed iu
has office by enemies ui his govern
ment. Franz Bopp, German consul
general. testified TODAY iu the United
states district court. Bopp was a wit
ness defending himself against federal
charges that h" ,onspirod with c"nsr-
lar att, ,hrs t. dynamite ships ana
railroads IN Canada and tn" United
states To- block shipments of muni-
tions To- G,rWJuy's enemies
Bppp asserted ne hired spies 10
watch recruiting and shipments nf
canadian troops to Europe for the III
formation of the German general
staff
bopfs testimony throughout wa-
on direct examination Intended 80
how that e.. g. crowley Louis !
smith, government infp met. Mr.
Margaret Corr"i aui J n Van Kool-
horIcn were hired n, the German con-
~ulat" ass spits.-unt dynamitrrs. AS
CHARGED hv the goy"rumcnt smith
testified that he Was engaged 3u dyna-
mite
why did crowley and Mrs. Cornell
CORRESPOND IN code Hopp's chirf
counsel asked.
Il had reason 90 believe ana stlil
believe, nu my curr'- -puudcrr" and
telcerams was and is hcing watched
hy enemies of tn. German govern.
mont" replied tho consul general.
"pid YOU ever nru any voice regis
tor,ns device IN Your Office"
Bnrp answered Il was told one bad
L..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
EINTW\I POWERS OFFER
II \ptti \rtIN \>SNIRED

Pc,rograd, Dec. y CNn London.
Dec. 22l since the text Of Ia" Ger
man peace proposal transmitted
through ia, American embassy to the
ttussinn torr!gu office Is Identical with
IN" declaration already received uu-
officially through thu press. IN. Rur-
sian government m" Assoc iat'd Press
b. informed, considers that the offer
ot tn" central powers has already been
HdcluItck iuw'rcd. The official icplN,
m conjunction with Eussia's Allies.
Win hr made purely a. matter at
form ana viii contain nu new point
II Is stated mat II viii .luhodV official
continent heretofore expressed. ma
viii cmphlti.nllN reject the proposal
uu IN" grurud that tis yauIcuo.s 80 Il
tack ut sincerity are $50 regarded Hr
th" Eus-i1n guNerrmcut do not per.
mt eff is serious liberation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Considerable Activity However,
Is Developing IN Sectors Lying
Far Enough South to Admit of
Energetic Campaigning
BRITISH HAVE RENEWED
EGYPTIAN OPERATIONS
In the Franco Belgian Region the
Artillery is the Only Army Ser
vice That Is Displaying Signs
of Life NJ Present Time

while winter Weather iV ,lualuE
military operations ON most ot tn"
tI-htu- fronts tn v,k features of iu-
torcs'. considerable activity ~ develop
mE u sectors lar enough south 10 adj
mit CO., energetic campaigning
pu tho Tiprt- the British. aftc. q
long period uf quiet have recently
pushed forward close To- kut.IcI-Nm-
ara on th" south ana ar .ontinuiur t.
attack tho Turkish forces iu that re-
siuu evidently u M" hop, uC rosum- e.
ms their Ions DELAYED mpt,h toward
Hagdnd
Now another field OF i.tl,tt, b. de
mnudiug attention W.th todat'~ tu-
uouuccmcnt from London that Brush
forces have captured ~ Nrish in Esypt
ON the Mediterranean. 90 miles east
nt IN" Su"2 canal.
Little has been heard from the
Egyptian operations fof sumo time bat
the British are known o. have hc"u
making somewhat elaborate prepare,
u"n- 20 protect the ,null region from
iW'h"r .ueui-ton~ such as that uf 'att
summer ana their dcf,nei,. limos hay,
h'ou pushed fnr out uu ia. SINAI pen
nsnla Apparently there ha- been "a
recent cffor still further tu extend IN.
defensive zone. uf which IN. capture
OF hl Arish constitutes an importint
Development
The taking Of ~ hrish establishes
ih' british front 80 tn. point welt to-
ward 'he border OF Palestine amt
marks tho furthcst eastward ponrul -
ton hy British forces in this area.
since the Turkish raids began
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
NDi;N NttiI~ DiSpi.IN>Ip
WITH pHtNiti;S Si'l.tt %

Berlin, pee .. tNia Luuduup The
Nurwacrts which was one Of the nrst
ncN .paporS % Germany ju tilk ut
peace. cNpTcss,s deep disappointment
over Ia. speech ct Ir,mi,i David
Lluyd-Gcorg" The paper cites pas
sag,s ir the speech FROM which i
claims the unlN logical inference is
that hr-tlN, the entente refuses 10
make peace mtii It can do 80 upon
;hu ruins ul Germany military pow
,is secondly the entente hc,tusc
Germany breaks treaties VIII make no
treaty With icHndnN At all but VIII
itsclt AXE substantial guarantees hy
force OF arms. thirdly, thai Germany
must swallow Ia" cutcntc's terms
whole aud unseen before Lloyd
Gcorgc viii cpudcoccud tu negotiate.
Lloyd-Grurgc. says the Norwa"rt-.
speaks Tx" q judge IN robes thunder
lug a sentence against q poor sinner.
II also compared hIm tu = -upcrmlu
ana cNpl"itcr who. during "a strike,
demand tntt the Wutoucn rcsumc
Worh uucpuditoubllS. IN" Nor-
vaorts sc"- everywhere in the IAN
guag" uf the speech a stern rejection
of Germany uit,r to urgotiat. and
hence it concludes that LloS d,,icorEr
.s Illogical 100 uraIiy saving that ;ho
entente must wait uutll It hcat~ Ger
many terms.
THE whole tenor OF IN" speech.
IA" \ofNacrt~ says shows jht'
Lloyd d.G'oig. uses the absence ui
terms uu Germany note ls mere
uipf.Nt wherein, N. real reason tpI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Personnel of Body TO Have Gen.
eral Supervision Over Freight
Rates in American Waters An
nounccd Names Go 10 Senate.
AUTHORIZED TO BUILD
OR BUY MERCHANT SHIPS
Empowered to Organize $50, 600.
900 Corporation for This Pur.
pose Denman of San Fran
cisco Draws the Six year Term.


WILSON 'odl. uom.u,'rd 10" .nilo~
Go b' W,uprr. ui the Government
sh ppiuE Au..ri
William brUWan ui San lruuriscU.
Hctntrd y Ntk,I ut Baltimore. John
\ Donald ui \,W Nuth. John Barber
Nhitc cog hthsI. ,if. Nu aud Thrp-
durc Brent ot Sow Orleans
Tn, uutiI uuirr 'h, law Will have
general uptf.I-.nu over froigh' rate.
IN AmrHlr water, o. B.. empowered
tu orsiuit. % yau.luu. uuu corporation
90 hHid ur nH. merchant ships
!.urts -u.uy p'r cent OF the stock VIII
bee available fHr pubiI' uuser.uuou
and rhat which .- uut sua.clibrd. vlll
bee 'te,u ~ he toy"rum'nt
The nlp- hu' o.! HoHsh' uIl bee
available Geo lease ur charter uy pr
vat. Interests but ana, n, up'iut.d hy
the government should private con
Germs laIl Co ttkc thom Tho intent
Dt the law. ,-.dc from rninr tu rr.
store mp. 'ur Nw,r,.uu commerce.
removed lN thc Wtr. l- tn open up
uad, routes 3D., WhIrh pfNlt. oap,th
docs NOS c"u.Idcr vtt profitable
enough tur 4, goo enter The ships may
be- used rs nasal 1uNiliartcs IN time
~ wai
Mr. D,pman. Who get. ne longest
t'rul of eIN te.ur. ie o. bcuo,rtt. aui
70 lawyer. With experience ia admir-
Ilt> ca~,-. iic IS a gtrdutt' "t IN"
lu.ytrs.t u' callfOrult. lI' vas
chairman ot = committee to invcsti-
s1tr municipal corruption ,u san
T. rI. IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
''WU\r II TN M\rTEH Wiru
NM LONDON r\rtk ASA =

London Dec = Thc Globe To-
day gN-- e. secondary place tu rs
comment upon pro>idcui Wilson's
note which Be- made lu u -itii.cti
,,,r. under the heading ot. What
T. the Matter hith HIM
We sincerely hog, President Wi
ron o. NOT unwclL Says ~" Globe.
"Nc, We ma ourselves sratcN doubt
iul l, 10 ms phA sical well being
The newspaper proceeds iu tsh II
,h, president has never heard cot what
the Germans did lu Belgium tud Srr
ht and curt.~sc- hat 30 hnds Itself
unable To- believe ho knows these
hnss when he "dcsCrih's IA" cen
tral powers ~ d.sirpus oi secur,n g
small states against agRi,ssiou. D.,
The high cost ul living ls said to p'
h''iug the avcrag, American citilcu
very hnrd indeed which may account
ior IN some measure Tor the milk "i
human kindness tu the prcsid"utla.
cuyoiuui
IN" star m its cummru, says
president " ilson's not" is Christ
ma. bnmbshrli t. coiucs a. = com
plctr n prise 10 no let ~ siy t'
once that the allie, ~ general an,
';trlt Britain in particular ought t.
iicnt 10 with thc most sNmpa ihcti,
i.tpoci and eve lt most friendly
most careful, consideration
MIR Wilson /. one of ih' creates
PR ldcut~ ~ one oi IA" greatest u1
tiuu- Of the world n. .uuds for th'
&thipg- that Ne. at Il nation. h'h'yc ,n
H., ideals are ideals ~ yladly r,v'
hi wurds he h'ar,us duo a 'tlcu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Neither President Wilson's s Note
nor German Peace Proposals Is
IL Mentioned: Confidence Elk.
pressed in Ultimate Victory.
WAR MUST BE PROSECUTED
TO A SUCCESSFUL ENDING
Until We Have Vindicated the
Rights so Ruthlessly Violated
by Enemies and Established Sc.
curity of Europe, He Says.

London. Dec. =. ia iltltntHt waS
prutogu,d this afternoon without the
members being given any further m
formation rcgUrd,ns President VIII
sons not. OF what action tn. govern
meut cont, mplatcd with respect ,p Vt.
neither she note nor the German
pea,c propusal was mentioned IN the
King = speech. read IN both houses The
only rrtetrnc" 20 the presidents sug-
grstiuu Mas made by Andrew lfonm b.
Law, the guNcrnm'n leader IN a re-
ply 90 "a question nH Sit william fol'
lard Bylcs. a paciiist member Mr.
Law declaring that the question was
one winch could not be- dealt with "N-
,cpt u DummuuiCatiou With the Al
lies.
The speech from the throne was oN"
oi ,h. bricfest ou record. Il expressed
confidence ~ the ultimate AirtoIN "i
the allies and determination To prose-
,utc the war until wc have Nindi-
Gated the rights SO tuthlcssly violated
ny our ou,n,ics and "s,a Dishcd the
~",uritN ~ Europe uu a sure f"unda-
ton
IN, ,cNt ut VA. sings speech Wd~
as follows.
Wy Lords and Gontiomcn
1niuUsHuut the month. hat have
elapsed since last addressed yuu.
my navy and inS army. 800 conjunction
Win tha.. 81 car gallant and iniihiul
D ali.S have hy their uuswor,ing 'iE-
y nancc and ludumItablc ,ulor lustin"d
the high trust J placed 10 them. J
am confident that. however iung the
strus,l". their efforts. SUPPORTED hs
th. .rreXipl. determination of al iny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Help! Help! Beans
In Boston Now Sell
For $500 a Bushel

NcV York Dec. .- rhit th,r, n.
ground for suspicion tnlt IA, recent
increase ia the price ut ,lhl was 20"
result ct 400 artificial aud illegal
combination. wa the statement
made h,t" today hy George " An
dorsuu federal district attorney at
Boston. Who b. BOO chars, of the goN -
crnm"u's national food ana u"' in-
guirg MI Anderson ,Imc here tp
confer with special Assistant 'uItcd
states Attorney General FRANK VI
SWackor. .u rhurEc OF th, federal
srlud jury investigation 10 tins city
after h1,ng EvId similar conferences
with IN" federal and local Authorizes
boo Wa-hWgtun. Philadelphia Clc,c-
llud aud Chicago
"Wh,u th,r, tr, indications that
the movement 81 conl has been
,h,,a'd NOT HuN uy railroads but ii
,'rwuu. Mr. Anderson sad. there
Is reason 'u -u-pcvt thai such action
Is pfuuth. the result OF an Arrncihl
and .ucrh combination. dcsiEucd Co
reap rNtuItiunatc profits through "a
speculative market
when tuu lind coal brokers ana
,oil dealers rc.consiEnInp coal cats
over and over again. su as tu delay
delivery and hcTch, create a panic.
yuu ma prima Hcl' case.
such condition ls similar T. that
recently called Dos D,.Id Lloyd
George prottlng
"Hosuu Ne anderson aidch.
turu.us 60 thy tlod situation. 'ls tn"
only city a. present euurrIur r.
,,rn has a .hurtlgp Of uts ityorite
fondsrun hclu- which az, nov sell
ing q, s. t bueheI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Col. Cody Seriously
iii at the Home of
Daughter in Denver

IVnV'r- N"0- -l---0nT0nol W T
Cody OHufitlp Bilb i4 seriously 90 a.
the huuo Of his daurhtor. MIR MAY
Decker. here He has been confined
within doors for ten days but not uutI
today did hts condition cause alarm
colonel cody is suffering from u"r,-
Gus breakdown, complicated by a Sc
were cold. Despite hi 20 vcar'. hr
has shown remarkable r,,upcrg'iNc
powers. according tu his physician,
and has t fighting chance 10 ic.
cover
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
WI SONS \pTI tt>pI,n no
GlVN\\ tOi,l.N.\ pIuICt

NW.Irrdum, N'0- =. tNl IOndUnl.
President Wilson's note 20 IA, Hol-
hrcrcuts War handed to tho German
foreign office last rN'utur nN ~"
DhHrp' d.ai.tlrc~ of the American
cuhutsy according 30 Berlin t'lr-
-rIAm imhIA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
GERMANY WILL. tpNE ~ %
VuL DOOR ~ IItT orr \

L0ndOn- Dec = M FN0hNIE'
Telegraph dispatch from The HAGUE
says % rs announced .cmrohicially
that should IN. entente luyrs ~ th'ir
reply tu the peace proposals 90! the
central powers leave tho d"o: open
ton negotiations GcrmtrN VII make
known her ,hici peace terms mucdi-
nl,LN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
German Sub U-45 Is
Sunk by Destroyers
OFF Saint Nazaire

Paris. brs. 20 The G'ruin suh-
marine r.i. ha. been sunk hy destroy
crs. according tu Nuuto dispatch
Tho t.. recently SAINTS steamers or
saint %iXdlr,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
The Day IN Congress
~I>NTI

Met 80 moon
SENATOR ga.lurcI llo kol tr.
other effort H' senator lil'.h
.a.E iu r.i consideration o' reese.
m'..n ,wl.UHng President N'I-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
~ NRi~N u NHE~TiD FROM
~ Hk> BN BHiTI-u TROOPS

London hcu 3d. ll Arlsh go miles
',-i OF IA, Su.l .luu w1- captured
Yesterday hy tho British
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22

~ Nrish o. q fortified town in Egypt
on the Mediterranean near the front
i'r of Palestine. II b. a town Of less
than "Hno population, in TERRITORY
which had been h"ld hv nc Turks
since m" time of their invasion 81
Egypt ana unsuccessful attack on the
~u,f canal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-22
Gradual ratification.

Gradual "trllI'H'iun among the ON
touto diplomats here ot tn" president IS
purpusc and indications that thcy
would tdNI~, th'ir governments to re-
plN u a tHoudN spirit. proved =
source u deep gri'liicatiou today as
il was pointed oui both ia the note it.
SELF aud IN Secretary lansing ~
pHu1tion that one of tine dangers wts
that the tlilos would consider The
step as q pro-G0rn1u move Every e.
fort was mad, 90 remove this impres-
SION and to hlN, the note considered
entirely apart from any other cvcui-
Tho entente diplomats, tt first were
N'ry fearful hJr, now accepted this
view
charge Gtsr rcpurted - the state
department todtr that the president 's
Icar, note bad been received In Fer
lin
EIrlV London press comment MAJ
the note was painful because 1t said
~, object, uf rho h.lhgcrcnts were
pucti,nil, tho ~amc. was not uur'.
pc ted here. where attention has At
read, been drawn To- the fact tha'
President Wilson specifically declared
tina, ,h" published views of the op.
posing statesmen ',ft that Impression
n Be- stated uf.l.nlIt thI' the rt.s.
dru, would uo' urr-muc tu SAY that
two group W,r. lgh'inr tcl the sam,
uhicrt bat m,rrN that ih"u ottirn
spokr~mcr NlH outlined much m.
sam" gonrrll program without pu,Hl
! into the artgH d,'ls which hc NOW
| seeks
Duung dcIl,, Ia tho house today
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