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Gilpin observer., 1919-05-15

Paris.-A wireless message received
here addressed to DR.. Fridtjof Of Nan
sen, head of the commission to feed
Russia, from NJ. Tchitcherin, BOlshe-
vik foreign minister, and relayed by
the foreign office at Berlin announces
that the Bolsheviki refuse to cease hos
tilities as a condition of the provision
ing of Russia by neutrals.
Tchitcherin declares that continu-
alton Of hostilities is necessary for
political reasons and that it would
be poor policy to stop them. The So
Wet government, he adds, is willing to
support movement to feed Russia SO
long as it has no political character
''but will not be duped."
The feeling of the Russian popula-
ton is no solution of the Russian
question, it is declared in a memoir
by Prince LvOff, Sergius Sazonoff and
President Tschaikowsky of the north
Russian government concerning the
proposal to feed soviet Russia through
neutral countries on condition that the
BOlshevist cease hostilities.
The memorandum says:
"The allies wish to assist the Rus
sian people and to reduce the starva-
ton brought by the Bolshevist regime.
This cannot fail to awake deep feel
ings Of gratitude.
Nevertheless, the signers Of this
declaration consider that the realiza-
tiOn of this generous thought will
have contrary result Unless efficient
measures are taken to prevent the
BOlshevist authorities from interfering
with the revictualing of Russia. To
bring failure to this deed of humanity
would be of use only to the protectors
Of the BOlshevist regime and would
helm to DrOlOng their domination"
Gilpin observer., 1919-05-15

When a man begins to discuss mat
rimony with widow the result Il
usually a tie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
.EXHUNE BODY
Of SOLDIER
Charge NJ exican With
Homicide in Connection
With Death of Pvt. Troib.
With

At the request Of Amelio Salinas,
Mexican consul general at New York,
the body Of Pvt David Troib. com
pany D. 18Th infantry. who was shot
and killed infDecember. 1918. on the
border near the smelter. was exhumed
in the Mount Hebron cemetery.
Flushing, n. Y. Saturday. according
to information received here from
New York. This was done to deter
mine the cause Of death and 10 pro-
vide additional evidence at the trial
of Lieut. Juan Aspeiti, Of the Mexican
army. 70 be tried on charge Of homi-
eide by the Mexican military author1-
ties at Chihuahua City.
The autopsy showed Troib had been
shot just over the T.. eye. that the
bullet had gone through the head,
fracturing the skull; that death must
have been instantaneous and that
whoever fired the shot must have
been within four or five feet Of the
soldier at the time, as there were
powder marks on the face and fore
head Of the victim. vt. Troib's body
was found on the Mexican side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
ITALIAN REPORT URGES PLACE
FOR FOE NATIONS IN LFAcIIE

Rome. Italy. Sept. 1s.-Luizi L.
zsltl, former premier. presented to The
chamber OF deputies a report of The
parliamentary commission entrusted
with the examination Of the peace
treaty with Germany. The report
urges a maximum diminutfon Of nfli-
tary expenses and expresses the hone
that the league Of nations VIII
tries responsible for the war. includ-
ing Germany.
It also says that at the coming
labor conference at Washington. leg
islation should be framed, which win
prevent any state from permitting
workmen to labor under conditions
which would be injurious to workers
OF other nations.
Concerning the trial OF former
emperor William the report says:
Grimes attributed to the former
emperor were not contemplated in any
penal code. Nobody can be called to
answer and be punished for acts
which, when committed. did not con-
stitute crime contemplated by law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
KEEP UP RAIDS
ON SIM FEIN5
Suppression Measure
Transfers War Front to
Ireland. Saws de Valera.

Cork. Ireland. Sept. 1S.-The mill
tsry and police raids. which began
yesterday in connection with the
proclamation Of the suppression Of
the Sim Fem parliament and Sim
Fein organizations throughout Ireland,
were continued today.
During the morning the raiders
proceeded to the house of David Kent.
a Sim Fein member Of parliament
and searched the place.
Transfers War Front To IreIand.s
Providence. r. l.. Sept 13-Eamoun
de Valera last night issued the FOL
lowing statement concerning the sup
preston OF the Sinr Fien parliament:
THE proclamation simply provides
a cover for military ruthlessness IN
ferred 20 Ireland, where the one time
commandments in France. lord
French. and the former chief Of staff,
Sir William Robertson, are now II
command. II law and order are all
that is wanted in Ireland, 1t can be
had within - hours
lh- alien government Of Britain has
10 withdraw its army Of occupation
This occupation is the cause OF dis
orders Let the viii of the Irish peo-
pie prevail The suppression by
armed force OF the congress Of freely
appointed representative Of the Irish
people is commentary which Ameri-
cans viii understand on England
desire 10 make the world safe for de-
mocracy-
The British government cannot
suppress and imprison the whole irish
people and ireland will never ac-
knowledge an alien authority-the
English crown"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
BORAH WOULD
WRECK LEAGUE
Frankly Admits His Wish;
Calls Wilson Britain's
"Subservient Tool"

Omaha, Neb., Sept Ex-senator VIM
z. Borah. frankly declaring his wish
not merely to amend. but TO wreck
the league Of nations covenant. ad-
dressed a large audience here last
night. He described president Wilson
as a ~dodger and a cheater. a sub
servient TOOL to whom England need
only make suggestions to secure com
pliance with her wishes"
The senator denounced the transfer
Of Germany's rights in Shantung to
Japan as the turning over OF 10000
OO0 people TO our enemy and as an
act Of treachery to an ally"
The sending OF American soldiers 10
Siberia was declared to be in viola
ton Of the constitution Of the United
states. First mention OF the word
siberia" brought a roar Of cheers
from the crowd and when Borah
asked, How came 10000 American
boys to be exiled in Russian Who sent
these boys Of ours to Russia" man
shouted:
English interests"
Puts Blame on Japan.
Borah laid the blame 10 Japan, de-
elaring the American force in Russia
TO be very important TO the imperial
greed Of Japan, reinforced by Eng
land.
When he touched the case Of Ire
land, he grouped It with that OF other
small Municipalities. subjects Of the
various allies. Not one. he said. had
received its freedom at the hands Of
the peace conference Delegates off
Egypt We're imprisoned by the British
he declared, when they sought to 20 to
Paris. Both they and delegates Of
ireland were refused even an oppor-
tunity 10 appear before the peace
council
Senator Borah read a part OF article
10, which pledges the members Of the
league 10 protect the territorial in
tegrity and preserve the political in
against external aggression
There are 3O0,0O0,000 people In the
nations which will comprise this
league" he said, and there are 600
100000 subject peoples which would
be under its control We are asked
70 Join in this Infamous bargain to
Keep those 500, 100000 in subsection"
Referring 10 president Wilson's dec
larauon that the league Of nations
means disarmament OF nations, Mr..
Borah said.
England is building two warsbips
where she built one before. England
IS raising 100000 men for her army.
where she had 100000 and by con-
sertption, in time Of peace The secre-
lary OF war opposed universal mill
tary training until this league of
peace came in sight: now he favors
it Now he favors d standing army Of
more.
What do they want OF these great
armies. / can tell you England has
I lready sent 70 the secretary Of state
a request for l25. 900 American bows
to 90 TO Constantinople. American
boys are already in Russia All Eng
-anu mas 70 90 IS 10 suggest"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
RELATIONS BETWEEN ALLIES
AND RUMANIA MORE HOPEFUL

Paris, France, Sept 1S.-(Havas)-
The situation between Rumania and
the entente appears to be brighter. A
cordial meeting was held by Stephen
Pichon, French foreign minister. and
Nicholas Misu. Rumanian representa-
tive in Paris, and N. Vaide. one Of
Rumania's peace delegation. yester-
day.
The Rumanians expressed the desire
OF Rumania. 70 safeguard their coun-
try's national dignity. but 20 uphold
her avowed intention to remain an
friendly relations with the entente.
The Rumanian representatives are
still without official confirmation OF
the reported fall Of the ministry.
headed by ]. J. c. Bratiano.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Soldier, Twice Reported
Killed. Returns Home

Altoona, Pa, Sept. 1s.-Reported
lost at sea when the Tuscanfa vas
sunk N ebruary, 1918. and later re-
oIIenslFe, Francis A. McEnanev calm
" walked IN on his friends here sew
eral days ago. While he admits mat
ne does not have as many lives as a
cat ne says he has at least three
ana that ne is going 10 make the besf
OF the third -
me Altoona man became a soldier
N ne ar service and after several
1lonths training on Kelly Field
Texas, he went overseas with fhe
12etn aero squadron. sailing on the
!li1ated Tuscania. which was sunk ~
4llsn waters on February ), 1915.
McEnaney jumped into The wafer
Just before the big ship finally setfied
ana was afloat four hours before he
lns rescued by an English TUG He
eenlot explain how he happened TO bs
drive. oiiiis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Italian Force
WeUArmed Is
NOwAtF iume

Rome, Italy, Sept. 1s.-GabrieIe
dAnnunzio, the Italian poet aviator.
arrived in Fiume from Ronchi Friday
with detaehments Of grenadiers and
arditi, provided with machine guns
and armored automobiles, according
night The movement was made a.
violation OF orders from the GOVERN
menL No disorders were reported m
TIL late last night Government off,
elals have been instructed 10 fnvesti-
saIe recent demonstrations at Fiume
for them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Says German Chancellor
Asked Socialists To Tn
To Obtain Peace In 1914

Berlin. Germany. Sept. 1s.-CBy The
Assoeiatesd Press Phillip Scheide-
mann, former German premier. de-
clared recently at Cassel. when he
was hecl1led after an address. that
Dr.. Theobald Won Bethmann-Hollweg
former imperial chancellor. asked him
70 work with the English and French
socialists in behalf Of peace in No
waerts. Herr Schefdemann added maj
the governing board OF the partv ia
bored ceaselessly" to get in touch
with the Socialists Of hostile coun-
tries. but all attempts failed because
OF the negative attitude OF the Eng
lish and French members OF the marty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
SEARCH FOR TWO ROCKWELL
FIELD AIRMEN ABANDONED

San Diego. Calf. Sept. 1s.-Tbe
search in Lower California by lie
war and navy departments for Iieufs
Frederick Warehouse and C. II. Con-
nelly aViators who have been missing
since august y, was abandoned Fri
day. Col H L. Watson, commandfne
at Rockwell Field. announced.
Except from Alexicans who saw the
aviators' machine. nothing has been
heard Of the two men. It is estimated
the search has cost the government
nearly 500. GOO.
Col Watson has asked the war de-
partment TO authorize the payment Of
a reward to any one who may find
the bodies Of the aviators or their
machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Var Dog Sacrificed
10 Saue Masters Life

Brookvine. Pa. Sept. IA pet dog
brought over from France was saeri-
feed to save the life OF Elijah Nc
Williams. his master. who. while berry
picking. was bitten BY rattlesnake-
8IcWilliams had stepped into some
underbrush when he felt singing
pain in his side and later saw a rattle
snake gliding'into the ground nearby
He remembered that something warm
would draw the poison from the
wound and decided to kill the dog and
apply the warm blood He VIII re-
cover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
REFUSES HUNGARYS DEMAND
TO EXTRADITE RELA KIN

Paris, France. Sept 13.-CHavzs.)-
The Austrian government has refused
to accede to Hungary's demand FOR
the extradition Of Bella Kun, virtual
dictator at Budapest during the com
munist regime. asking for proofs OF
accusations OF murder and theft made
against him. according TO Vienna
newspapers The government note 70
Hungary states. II is said. that upon
Bella Kun's arrival in Austria he was
the bearer Of 100000 crowns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Of New German
Constitution Anaigns
Allied kick on Clause

Berlin, Germany, Sept 13.-(By the
Associated Press-)-Dr- Hugo Preuss,
who drafted the new German consttu-
ton recently promulgated at Weimer.
in a statement TO the Associated Press
severely arraigned the demand made
by. the peace conference that Germany
must amend the constitution so as TO
prevent Austrian representation in
German parliamentary affairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
/ U. S. WILL RETAIN VESSELS
/ SEIZED DURING THE GREAT WAR

Washington D. C., Sept 1s.-Some
Of the seized German liners are to be
retained permanently by the United
States as a part Of the army trans
port corps. chief Of staff March today
told the house military committee
President Wilson has definitely de-
cided on the ALLEGATION Of the ships
he said. but asked to be excused from
discussing the plan Of disposal. which
would be announced soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Bring your INNS to US to be de-
veloped the first thing Monday morn
ing. 10 cents is the charge for any
size roll You may get them at )
o'clock Monday afternoon.
Developing AS It Should Be Done"
Special attention to out Of town or
ders.
FeIdman'a-5Os san Antonio st.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Gray Wool
Blankets

Savoy Medium Gray Wool Double Blankets
Size 70xsO inches; weight > pounds pink or
blue border; double stitched mohair binding.
A pair, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -S9-75
Standard Medium Gray Wool Double Blankets
Size 7OxS2 inches; weight 3 pounds; pink
or blue borders; double stitched mohair bind
ing. A pair ATT. .So.75'
No. 1os Medium Cray Wool Double Blankets
Size 7OxsO inches; weight ) - pounds; pink
ing. pair, at ....--...........-.-S se5
No. 200 Medium Gray Wool Double Blankets
Size 70xS0 inches; very soft and fleecy;
weight IL pounds; pink or blue oorder;
double stitched mohair binding. pair,
at -......... .... 14s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

DR.. and Mrs. c. Schiller. Of FL Paso.
spent day at the J. S. Esslinger home
south OF "a Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
To EMPLoY DIsABLED soLpIERs.

An order has been issued In Wash
ington requiring athe use OF disabled
soldiers in Quartermaster posts as far
headquarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Take Horsford'H Acid Phosphate
and relieve the headache due 70
mental strain, worry or overwork.
Non-alcoholic. Buy a bottle--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Two Specials in Bedsbreads

No. crochet bedspreads, size 76xss inches.
substantial weight perfect weave and neat
patterns. Special, each ..-...-..........Sz.o
No. satin spreads, size s0x90 inches. This
is a splendid number being shown N attrac-
tive patterns. A spread that appeals to par
tieula1 housewives. Special at. s4es
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Fancy Wool
Blankets

Madison Plaid Wool Double Blankets - Size
66xSo inches; weight AZ pounds; shown in
blue and white, tan and white, p nix and white.
double stitched silk binding A pair Ss.45
Huron Plaid Wool Double Blankets-size
s0xS4 inches; weight AZ pounds; for single or
twin beds; shown n gray and white, pink and
white; double stitched six binding A
PAR ---------------- -------- S9.f5
Emerson Plaid Wool Double Blankets - Size
70xS0 inches; weight pounds; shown IN pink
and white, blue and white, gray and white.
tan and white; double stitched silk binding
4 pam az ---------------.------- $3.50
Redmond Plaid Wool Double Blankets - SIZE
72xS4 inches; weight pounds; shown in pink
and white, rose and white, blue and white.
gray and white, tan and white; double stitched
silk binding. A pair, at-----..-..-... S145o
Austin Pure Wool Single Blankets - size
72xs4 inches weight SO pounds; shown in
large block patterns Of gray and white, pink
and white, blue and white; taffeta binding to
match color in blanket Each $3.50. $3.50
Salem Pure Wool Single Blanksts-Size 72xso
inches; weight So pounds; shown in plain tan
with brown Greek border; double stitched tai
feta binding Each -.-------.-..-... Sfs5O
Miller Pure Wool Single Blankets-Sizs 72xs4
inches; weight AZ pounds; one side plain
white and the other side plain tan, blue or
pink; double stitched taffeta binding.
Etien ---.-.---.-- -..------... $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Hedru Wool Camp Blankets

66xs4 inehesi weight 4 pounds. Each. s795
Oregon City 1O-4 Gray Wool Double Blankets
weight pounds. Price ..-.......... ss75
Oregon City ia Gray Wool Double Blankets
weight pounds Price ......-...-...... sff.5o
Oregon City 12-4 Gray Wool Double Blankets
weight 81 pounds. Price .....-...--... $3.50
Oregon City 1o-pound Notified Gray Double Bian-
leets-size IA. Price -......-........ $500
Oregon City Xxx NOTED Gray All Pure Wool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Two Specials in Cotton
Comforts

Cotton filled comfort covered with siIkoline
both sides alike size 72xS0. Each. .ss.1o
Cotton comforts covered with figured silk
null, hand tufted, plain eolored silk null Dor
ders, size 72xs0 inches. Each. ..-......s7.45
We are also showing an exclusive and attrac-
tive line OF wool filled comforts. silk, sateen
and silkoline covered at very advantageous
prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
High-Grade
White
Wool Blankets

No. 3 White Wool Blanksts-Size 66xst
inches; white mixed wool with pink or blue
borders; mohair bound. You cannot duph-
cate them, at a pair --.--------------- S7-45
No. 4 White Wool Blankets-Alixed wool
blankets, in sizes 70xS0 inches; pink or blue
borders; mohair binding. A pair at -.-. ss.45
Seminole White Wool Double BIankets-sizes
7oxs2; weight pounds; neat blue OF pink
borders, silk binding to match borders
par at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SlU-4o
Walnut White Wool Double Blankets - Size
70xS2 inches; weight 81 pounds; bordered
with three tWo-inch bands Of blue stripes;
taffeta binding and doubled stitching
PAIR, at -----------.--- 9ll-So
No. 1s1 White Wool Double Blanksts-Size
72xs4 inches; weight pounds; neat pink or
borders; white silk binding with double stitch
ing A pair, at ......-.-....---.-... $3.50
No. 1874 White Wool Double Blankets-Size
72xS4 inches; weight 81 pounds; pink or blue
Greek borders; 7-inch double stitched six
binding. A pair, at .----.----------- Si45o
No. 1s1 White Wool Double Blankets - Size
70xsa inches; weight pounds neat pink or
blue borders; white silk binding, with double
stitching. pair, at ---.----..--.... S13-5o
No. 17s White Wool Double Blankets-Sizs
72xS4 inches; weight pounds; blue Or pink
borders; double stitched six binding. This
blanket shows very long soft fleece A
par, az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Si750
No. 40 White Wool Double BIankets-sizs
727xS4 inches; weight 3 pounds; neat pink OF
blue borders; white taffeta binding a
palrs az .-..--..-.---- $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Sheets And
Pillow Cases

Wearwen sheeting is finished with a taped
edge and is unsurpassed for its even texture
and smooth finish.
Wearwell hemmed sheets, size slx9O inches;
each 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S1.9s
Wearwell hemmed sheets, size slx99 inches;
edcn Sis
Harvard pillow cases, size 42x36 inches;
each &C.. .-............. - SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
MAY CHANGE
LEAGUE SEAT
Many Reasons Why League
Domicile Should Be in
City in Belgium.
fContinued Frr,n Pare >;

trunk line railroads which serve Eu-
rope. On the mere newspaper side the
facilities Of telegraph and of commu-
nicatiol vastly surpass anything &C.
neva has or conceivably would have;
material arguments only less impress
sive than sentimental sustained the
Belgian contention.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-12
JERSEY SURFACE
CAR LINES TIED
UP IN al TOWNS
Sympathizers Hold Up Car;
Automobiles, Vans, Wagons
and Jitneys in Service
By Associated Press

Newark, N. J., March 12.-Virtual-
ly all the surface car lines of the
Public Service Railway Company
which operates through 141 cities
and towns in Nothern New Jersey,
were tied up to-day by the strike OF
$500 employees.
The first disturbance growing out
of the strike occurerd here when a
crowd of sympathiZers held up a
street car, manned by veteran en-
ployes who had refused to strike,
pulled the trolley pole off the wire
and cut the rope. One woman in the
crowd tainted and was taken to the
hospital. Police reserves were sum-
moned but when they arrived the
crowd had disappeared.
Hundreds of private automobiles,
furniture vans, brewery wagons, mo-
tor trucks and jitneys, were pressed
into service here and in Jersey City,
Paterson, Bayonne, Orange, Eliza
beth and Piainfield TO take factory
hands to the shops, clerks to stores
and children to schools. The strikers
made no effort to interfere with the
operation of these means of convey
ance. Steam roads handled enormous
suburban business.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-12
STATE PREPARING
TO RUSH WORK ON
MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Bids to Be Asked For Office
Building Also in the
Near Future

Governor Sproul and members OF
the State Board of Public Grounds
and Buildings spent considerable
time to-day with Arnold W. Drummer,
architect for the Capitol Park i'm
provements, and j. +. Greiner, en-
gineer for the memorial bridge, con-
tracts for the making of the plans
being signed. The details of the plans
for the new office building and the
m emorial bridge were ordered pre-
pared at once and borings for the
bridge piers were reported in pro-
gress.
The plans for the office buildings
will be ready for bids to be asked
before long. Only one building will
be authorized for this year. It will
adjoin the south wing of the Capitol
and be 2S0 feet long by IS feet wide,
the material harmonizing with the
State House.
The members of the board to-
day expressed appreciation of the
offer of cooperation by the commit
tee of the Harrisburg Chamber of
Commerce headed by Spencer C.
Gilbert.
The plans We're discussed with
superintendent Elmer, of the Penn
sylvania railroad and Miss Violet
Oakley, the artist commissioned for
the Supreme Court mural decora-
tionS.