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Show rilK BRITISH NOTE I POINTS TO U. S. "hi. X o, Cla 5i c that Krttl NEUTRAL TRADE tlr-ho- sr I I J to 'tnrli.c th lat a"'or1(n to th jo hoi Nun -. tlip newest plmtt nf Duchess Victoria Lui.se of Bmnswiek, the only tlauIitcr of the kaisor, atul her son Krnest August Cieorjsre, 1urn at Brunswick, .March 18, If 14. The youngster was out 4 months oh! when his father Krnest An 'rust, the Duke of Brunswick, joined the errnanj forces, nnl since then has seen his father so little that he can be trulv eallerl a war babv.' "Vf commit J td no-ratl- n-t- 1 -f the PIIIS i l -- ,n Imitation on!? ?. th' 4 tft Iricht'-- n ' fort I w ol x y- -. !- t i to th ro-.i! of hi i im vtn in Decrease of $84.91 8,081 ns to th po. hin. t'lntifii !t- Jtica. l'olif t murrttrlnt: r.ark an ! tojil th J Shipments to Germany De- I o f i Jojirj ! ttlot In clared Offset by Increase of I portrr off thhi irr.itjtloft tsl. il jimltti r in tt-of t ti f 1tj. $34,226,966 to Scandinavia ir.rotirtE of hi tnari rc'.fft-- H tontht tt I J . SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1915 X, SGHiFFfWS KAISER'S DAUGHTER AND BABE SWEDEN STRIKES ROBBER FRIGHTENED VICTIMS VITH GLASS PISTOL PEPPER-BO- IIKRALD-REPUBLTCA- - Schramgi-JohnsoAsthma, Colds, Bronchial Drugs, are willing Coughs. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup and to lose the rrofit which would be made Hoarseness. on a bottle of Schiffmann's Xew ConBesides having a chance of securing n, Rubber in Parcel Post for Germany Leads to Postal r Estrangement. centrated Kxpectorant, and announce that they will sell a regular 50c bottle of this remedy for 25c (half price) to persons presenting the coupon below, but only for the first bottle to each . -- lr FULL MEMORANDUM OF a otf ?r n." tf jujotta tr GIVEN OUT CONTENTIONS PROFIT In -'t- t i - f of th fs f ,- -. ll t n "'Whi'" ttrtlt'trfrt! J 'r- , ti r. i . r m ! rt i'T . th- - - t'r !!! of th rti r ? tr. ttcl of t. tf of t h ?.. l I ot i;re Britain Irt m?rrhsn?- ar profiting war tftrirtiw: rtT, f An 'ri'j.r.vi tra'f - cn-mrc- tnbmtttr-- thf !triti'i Tf. MnlJff have t ran o ( -- I h nt - -- ".It.it .r I r ' t, to secre- V - J i -.. ----- t;r.il l'i.n-t.- r; i A dor Jt i i al I v e -- ' r"nmfc. !ttmfi'jri Th am?ai-!of- - in part ' hn thr war.l fol-- 1 al ro-tali- ttn hi? a uteartv. mnrrmisni In tt' trf.r. rfnc Irtn-liA- rvrv lthy. f of Is lln - r- ty ac-tlTi- rthr iii - " rj. it-- f:r:r. fv i tt-J- nt trt'tfrort t rt t.t. .tfi"n e - It -- -' in-i':tr- r-- iy ti Jnl-i!rin- ; -- i r f ri ! - Trlttit '!ht mr fa4 h Bf hn Hntnf. trvt-- r tfort. TtASn4 t. h-i- t rtn-;f!- rotf af thwith hrtT'mlnfirttimat of American tf at f th at. t th tncr ft!clt, frcm ftneiin.t I rla!?!.t t'rt r!,Inta to th r . wM-- th m -- e - a- n r.1 rrtf. Th. f rttnn. AmrI.-- th ln;vf.J t H freT e . nlr t- -l t- ron-rt'ir- to th !,' th rff?pFhnton - t to t I r'DwtiTJh!? an. am raonlh r oinisn.. 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Kr.ral tn t Oiler fo Worlhy aristmas 1 rte "tttttlf w r.o An r rd fl t , 11 . 4 - t- f a'Ct't t ft fimm(i.ll In writ-In- rj, by rr.nitr,!ui,n ot fankr r r0'it-vrofi'ti-tt- t r4 Jrn Jnt man hfnx ""worthy of int f.'r 'U':.frt pfonj(tt of ON a n. f rv . ti,-tn- r, t ir nIf I f "T fHi: y"trf pTmnt in . our rh.r tr ray t ' ith p;ttnt r monthly pat tatanc in m m! a t:f:At. n;t.utt'" f. v htlpf-ior aon thm htf " hot. or that vai fotrnpl'urt. f t'. tb tr.-- f tt r h'n fanl I 1hr t Tratn'it. t an ar- .t!'a-'topfr -ir th to rf'4'-,tir jM pitnt ? wh f ro? ttt any at ri of trtattrint. for f'itl lfotm.ation rat? or ! fr I K- fu!ir wlr t-- ";' ni C -t M-- "t v-r- prn t .t o--r.t ir-- trtt!. ;er. t'lf th trha4 NttSitt strrtt. j0 t r? t s Aral faMitnfr 'j&WJy In lrl-p- t;. . l - -n r""rn 1 - -f- d-- hrl. . o m rprrt ntr. frtr on ton-firriMl- - I .- iot. r- n tri-tlo- pf tt - frat n. ron-idratio- In'-rta- ? t.-l- DSTSTOPEFOL ew 1 ear Tmm Labor bo M; tm Ilrlsater (IumW at atne Pint form. tUrerltle o", om latitr lie ilu-ropc- .in peace was ndortiNot III I'eneeable. :. T: correspondent London. I uof th I Mill- Mil it a..d th I M v llxprens at Ciirintlanla mk i rc.t play of the HeiCefl ditfrr i.c s tm the Kord peace when the ship. Thet Kxpret sny went at mn t'liristiania i.ewspapt M"-ir4- , Mr. Ford" manager made efforts to prevent them fron the American newspapermen, mtinK wa unable to prevent the story of but tli- - vovae from binr told and that the Norwegian had "one ashrre af'T with lively details of M the happen-'.r.Kther was ""a r xu! tr at and don f irht ' to oui tiie American journalists main allegation Iron the shin, ll fiSilnM ;l.em oelns; that thty tried to tb mission. wrck Th frrpondent of th Dally Mail ,ler-rltMr. Ford Hnd rjuarrel-eonnd pllnrlms"" as surprised lack of evtn-- a dlfconcertd ntoffi the m! rvicom to Norof semblan way and says that there i no disvuis-In- c the the f'i.ct that the majority of emthai they have corpilgrim onrealUe a foo!ih errand. The barked at l!--- a do""n respondent say that before they to d.-er-t intnl delegates make themselves moro rl'' ulous. to Quit I'nrt. erral tec. 20. A Phrlstlatila disImJon, patch to the Morning Post says that several newepaper correspondents, a the result of a quarrel, will quit the Ford peace expedition. - - - 1 1 tht vlst-oro- in r, c e m pe-t.-- e l 'WOULDN'T SHIP DESERT ' t ' Ir. Corpses of Italians Are Used for Shelter in Mountain Battle. Desrrlbin; the de by Ilunjrnrlan soldiers of dlfficurt positions on , Krn plateau. In the Isonzo region, 6700 feet above the level df the sea. the correspondent of th Overseas News agency who reached the seen" after the receipt of a telegram sent by Emperor William to the Kalsehau regiment, says : 'The Hungarians, with no sandbags at their disposal, at first took shelter behind frozen corpses. The whole v.a with covered dead plateau Italians, It belnR impossible to miry the bodies, as the Italians kept up a continuous artillery fir. The wounded soldiers perished and It was impossible to assist them. "The Hungarians have been defend-lns- r the Krn position for 200 days. In whlth lime ISO attacks were repulsed without the Italians paining the least success." B';fense Dec. 19. con-Kratulat- l t U'aat-- f'ltlr. ory Ic. SHIP DANISH - IS SEIZED OtrrhatilM preild, in th Hampered by Storniw. Home. Dec. 19. via London. Dec. 20. The following official communication was issued today: "Despite the fact that stormy weather snow on the mountains and rain and fog on the plains is hampering our the activity of our troops operations, haa not been relaxed. On the northern slope of Monte San Michele our Infantry detachments surrounded aa hostllo trench position which made salient In our lines and captured it in a surprise attack. We took 115 prisoners. Including two officers.'' ANOTHER SLIP IN CANAL 1.12 a. m. -- I " man Held Hack. London. Dec. 19. The British official e-c- t -t tler-mi- n p.iori. i 1 pfrnl h m X-ri- rr bn Ic ACCUSED OF PEDDLING f S TO RUSSIAN A .Ninety-eig- MANY Merchant ht 1 fj )..iILU't ti - j- W vmtm i w mm. P The emblem of civilization The sanitary n package all-ti- E that really protects the cious India and Ceylon flavor until you wish to enjoy deli- VESSELS Under Ship ContrucIon or Under Contract. f " SAFE-TE- lf3Sfe-- - DO YOU FEEL HEADACHY? LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH It Is an unusual thing afor a druggist to to sell medicine under guarantee not cure, does if it refund the money Sphramm-JohnsotViia v.., la iho ii.ov 'five stores, " the popular drug- Drugs,are Dvauuo.v. veiling gists ' remedy. dyspepsiabefore have they had so large Never a number of .customers tell them that as a medicine has been so successiui wno a tew with' People months ago looked like walking skeletons have put on flesh and today aie with perfect diruddy and health. and vigorous good gestion There Is no longer any need for anyone suffering or making their friends dyspepsia. suffer on accountbeof relied upon. The can always is 'so great that cures of percentage there is little risk to Schramm-John-soDruKs. five stores. In guarantee- t ln to return me iuonoy n me And they medicine does not relieve. stand ready to do so without any questions. Headaches, all forms of indigestion, dizzy specks before the eyes, in the. ears feelings, and all poor sleep, ringing are trouble forms of liver by helped A few days' treatment should show considerable gain in health, while a complete cure often follows rapidly. These days are the best in the whole of good health, year for the enjoyment will put you in such perand fect condition that you can enjoy every minute of them. Advertisement. u. ju-u-- I Ml-o-n- a. Mi-o-- n. Mi-o-n- a. Ml-o-- na na Awarded Gold (139) ht - . BUILDING IB"2"Wi"P""t("ftrti Washington. Dec. 19. American ship have under construction now yards more vessels than ever before were to add in the United building an American merchantStates, to marine whose gross tonnage already is the largest Kxpert Arrive to Study fieolojey For- in the country' history, said a report issued today by the commissioner of mation of iMtlimtin. Panama, Dec. 19. Another slisht navigation. Ninety-eigmerchant vessels are movement of material in Galllard cut being built or are under contract. Isst night prevented the passage of These, with many small vessels being vessels through the Panama canal to- constructed, have a total tonnage of day. It Ts expected that the canal will 701,511. be cleared for the transit of vessels ItUSSIAN DISTILI.KKS FIXED. tomorrow or Tuesda. Rhenish Prussia, Dec. 19. Bonn, NaThe committee appointed by the over 26,000,000 tional Academy of Science to investi- Fines aggregating on three here been have marks imposed In the gate the geological formation excise frauds. The chief canal zone and study the subject of distillers for fined 13.333.000 marks. landslide arrived here this afternoon. offender was were sentenced to serve All also three Work of inspection willbegin tomorrow. The committee will remain until terms in prison. by our fire. Our protective measures number of New York. large of .iKainst gas proved effective and our and Austrian, with lare ftumw line w J. ha jti!tbn th nimber of m eniinted. of money intact." everywhere trt said are their f mut not ant Irate In any way what aboard. The malt from the ship X DTE I) SCI EX TI ST DEAD. wtn h aaM Tu fay tv th rln.e tr.ln to were put a'hore. I think th New Haven. Conn.. Dec. 19. Prof. win country William Wright, a noted sciArthur that ?tat'inrt that when he rrak tii'.Fi rttntmiiTioN law. and nrofessor of experimental entist h heft of th country l rie'vt. la.. Dee. I". Th first open rhv.tk at Yale from IS72 to 1906. died Manning. nr will th'm- si fiKht "t hope the new on the repert of the mulct law, nt his home here today In his eightieth t than discernible at which provide for t;ite-wii- e brirhtr outlook prohibi- year. In 1S7.S he was sent bv the Unlt- moment. I"rotably th r'- - tion t"' 1. wa in made c l States government to Colorado to after January ull will come oonr thn many ex.. her when th city council emntol a observe a total sun and eciipthe of the measureuntil January 1. 19ll. at that time made s;loon license but not wooner than they hope first p"t. In the remaining wet Itle." ment of tbe polarization . of the solar wi:t b a If lory for the Saloorlst it re ilt whb-In Iowa have Indicated their intention corona. He was said to have been the I mm not th least a'! d f.r.-enot to oppose th prohibition regula- firt American to obtain definite rern i t ; ' a o if tht f ittite the night sult from y tion, and wilt ill bM.'lit' experiments. of December 31. t Affert Head Tbe nlalae fUmt !. XOHWCGI AX STHAMEH SI K. A I.TV X AllllOU I. Y ESCAPE. HOI 19. toni.!! The effect Doe and laxative of London. lie, ai Norwegian i.'ro ;w Qu'ntt; ran b taken Dec. laaxativ NI"o The nml sunk. Eleven has steamer Parl. o,uen king l sr u a n rer without the pilot, have been nrTonsnep of Belgium a bomb includingwas Rrot, rapd bydeath In th head.. There in only cently from narrowly a Ger- aurvl'r. of 712 tons gross. Nico thrown rlnsina The landed. -o H. n "hroW. GUOVITS man aviator, according to the Petit 1 of 30 feet beam and with tulnlne." long, fet a depth of 14 feet. Journal. ignafjr l on bo. A fl . FIGHT, DECLARE CHINESE ing: "The British defeat near Bagdad has made a deep impretliion in Persia. The Russian newspaper Dyen says the Persian government, realizing the situation. lia. aked for a revision of the extreaty of 1S2S, whichin allows Russia sea. the to trade Caspian clusively of Persia asks the and will maintain her rights trading own warships on the Caspian sea and in the Persian gulf. "The newspaper adds that there is slight probability of an amicable arrangement, although England has nat altogether lost hope." William of Srnn Apptle lait.4 Till Stick 'FI! Fllan't 19William Pa.. Pittsburgh. Fllnn announced tonight that he did not intend to desert the Progressive and declared that Pennsylvania party, would eend seventy-ni- x delegates to the national convention next Progressive January 1. y ear. "Th rul of the sa applies to me, I must be the last said Mr. Fllnn. GAS ATTACK man or on of the last to leave the WITHSTAND ship that is provided all Prosrsi intend H e other to leave it." Ilrlllsh Official StRirmcut Nay ier- Hill ti-- rf itr -- Berlin, Dec. 19. Siegfried Paul LonSan Francisco, Dec. 19. Chinese from a naturalized American citizen, has don, all parts of the state attended a mass been placed in jail at Warsaw and is London, Dec. 20. "A half million meeting today in the Chinese quarter awaiting trial on a charge of espionage. refugees fled from Serbia," says the has not yet been Times Saloniki correspondent, "pre- here to protest against the return of As the investigation the authorities have not been completed of a China to a monarchical form of governalternative mounferring the horrible to snow-covere- d to communicate the United. able into winter consulate the full charges submission to the Germans. ment and to arrange for the collection States tains toflight. Little has been learned of their fate, of funds to finance a revolution if London, which are understood but it is only too likely that many Yuan Shi Kai dons the crown he has against an alleged conspiracy to to involve thousands perished .of cold or starvato the Russians information to convey accept. agreed or were devoured hv wolves. tion, anwas It German of Warthe after financial of Offers support. occupation 'When the conversing Teutonic and armies swept over Old nounced at the meeting, had been re- saw. Bulgarian The authorities are allowing the ceived from all over the country, but Serbia, most cf the f'erbian males not of fighting age betook themselves to the subscription lists woulc not be United States representatives the widthe roads, while the women and chilest latitude to assist London in preparuntil later. dren remained in their homes. Some opened of the ing for his defense. The consul and Tong King Chong, presjdent 750.000 refugees thus assembled on the republic association, who pre- vice consul are permitted to visit Lonthe way to Albania Chinese plain of Kossovo on Of sided at the meeting, said: don frequently in his cell and have and Montenegro. these, a quarter "We are willing to permit Yuan Shi been assured they will be shown the of a million were persuaded to accept the authority of the Austro-German- s; Kai to resign peacefully. If he does formal "indictment in due time before the others fled. Persons who saw the not do this there will be war. We are the trial and be permitted to be present Albanian and fighting for liberty and justice." refugees entering the state in court during the trial. that passes Montenegrin No answer had been received, it was in the London has been a hanger-o- n were then subsisting chiefly upon they the announced, Decemsent to the petition of Warsaw for years as hotels The of mountains flesh dead animals. leading asking that a commissionaire and guide. In those of Montenegro being devoid of trees, ber 14 to President Wilson it was almost impossible fcr them to recognition of the new monarchy be capacities he is known to many Amerwithheld by the United States. make fires. ican tourists. "If ever their suffering is told, the During the Russian revolution Lonof in will horror that surpass story the "Napoleonic retreat from Moscow. TRAINING CAMP FOR DIXIE don actgd as a temporary correspondent Ten thousand refugees who reached the for several United States and British province of Saloniki are being well newspapers Business and Professional Student. cared for by the British relief and the Men of South Will Drill. American sanitary commissions. Many WOUNDED SHERIFF DIES. cf them are employed digging trenches New York, Dec. 19. A military trainDec. 19. Sheriff D. R. Leesburg, lor the allies around Saloniki.'' students, business and Moreland of Ga., ing camp for Lee county died today of of the southern states, professional men the received last night when he wounds one at conducted after PERSIA GROWING DEFIANT patterned N. Y., last summer, is to be and a posse fought a pitched battle Plattsburg, established next April at Fort Ogle- with negroes in Worth county, just thorpe, Ga., near Chattanooga, Tenn., across the line from this place. AcDefeat of Itritisli Itetil( in Demand it was announced here tonight byofMaJ. to unconfirmed rumors two of the cording Heine: Made on Itusia. Gen. Leonard Wood, commander have been caught and the negroes of the east, who will have Berlin, Dec. 19. Among the items department over the lynched. camp. direct supervision given out for publication today by the Overseas News agency was the .follow- Frozen to-iay- trby. "When if romr j or Starvation. J statement isued tonight says: I?.tlritlsh XVrbl Lord I'erby, "Marly this morning the enemy dil.nflon, gas asalnst our line to the harped Teutonic I'aurHzrm. With tor of rrruitlnir. and ltrt Tillttt. of Ypres, accompanied by a nnrHeast 1!. Danis'' The per. tendon. of the t'o.-- Wmktf j' union, bombardment. Kxecpt ;t a few heavy was Unit'-Stairs steamer brougut into appeared on tt.e tame rUlfirm In a th- - Clyde hy a Mritlrh warship Friday places where they were driven back cur lines, they wero . The night, being diverted from her rout" before mml-- hall meetlpi here from their trenches prevented leaving to from on. S; th while who way Copenhagen t:Arl cf eai - j X'ante. YUAN MUST HESIGN OR HALF MILLION : d MEN WHO DRINK fNi.Tournait r wkkk Kr: ost: w 21 t 4it lrm rmbr r- ! Sir t Mr. fasre tn a nottpor. t Iat. n.5nvor..! in t r- r SM;,if t.1 r.-- rmtori rountri all arttliiuvUn show a srvAtTrf totum of Imparl from A ir..Th th wr ! ;rj -rntsnii; .Vow If th ru!rtfi! rftrn of Normhow tl.at :n an. I t'nmark way. it imveil.-rr- a. St t Import froi tnth Lnwar. of jinwhil th of th tnltft J;at. rt'tm show, on th lmnt ofthat ha othr rnorrrio'isly it t iiyItctlifr.at. In th liTt fthn" of unv othr rlacallon. to than-.- !mtr ! Mal figure I asyni that :r. t of koo.1 th hlppt frorn th Htatta to th Scatxli-rvi,iul that th custom ronntrft th rounlfi fi'irc ofthat of th wtsoot proportion ! ; hich from the t"nitl tat "rt tt for pai.i tl'ify r 1 wr in tho th rountri. hl' th ctt f tor lltr3b rprtBtnts a mount of coo.! from the rxjiorl.t on arrival In th T'ri!! fJfatt which, roimtrip. wr rrfhlppetl. that th largtiy toIntJtrmany. Thfromfat.Vw York fhiprr.tnta tnrraji an-I n m rk to Norway, s In th flrt thlrtetn months of the war exactly bilance th lcrease in hirmtntx to ciermanv rir!nsr th .im tttfmt!v lstnlflrant. "Th fiit'ire at.nvp from th off report of velthv f!pnrtmnt of romrr,rr lron"lut 1'r.ltetl prov that the of th tatei ha export tra not from th lnvitaH on neutral commerr ltrlv'l of war and that there front the ro v!itlr of foundation for th Hrltaln ha takn that and of th advantage of war rond t.I itin by mllitarv rnaijr!i nt?lfnf in ordr to Ilrltihn at tb esportsofto neutral rountritw Amrlan trad." r; infkt uM'h ' ittfof Awrlfan trati t n-tt- of th orJr LORD .TitHtary jiltuatfcn in In .j.c. b-tj- Tporta-tl"- n S' t t l :f.-- t frIy rnintr k ;.ra th- r th tmi-- ch wa jr th.i - r- An-whi- report follow; th r. p l 'It com t r koi'1 . of lianyof v. M f rrwii tJi. i of )1 r.r- - in th a. oj Ilrtt- - t M-- .I ' nni.'" l rori on th a rral In I,nn.:n tt a !H trad- - in Jiiir. whlrh No. rpr-Ifi- ' rraf t - in pat! (o!!o m m'nio-aiitt'j- l fn r tarlr rprnt tnltl T.rrht ti total rtpiict t i b-tat rtton flrf'.an.i of Arrrt t .! :tir th ftrl moflth' ra hal"-r.f th yar tir I w t wh rtfor? i!r,th fifitisf jcTrnrvint In a rf n. itf Tport in t th (vrrio.l rmanv yar wh; tnnftion rommrr of th t"n!tt report tt a viot-pavinir that . minofitltirr.. thr h f th ffon Tprt t nrn;--h th atalSrt It rt In trt '- 1 fr-fa- -- ttr. It "f n ftif m it-- In 'rta(n m ?a-1 tr a r. t.--an Tf r-- r- - rr-:;- . r',-i-- tr a warded to their destination as speedily as possible, k Huns Fight 3 ehind Foe's Dead Bodies t;n-y.rall!- -1 - Sr-- ' yauJVi" )RD IN NORWAY: AQ mCU UfXDTlQ ma iiiuii iiui jlu tl,.it-othr- l in-'lust- j Celestials From All Parts of Siegfried Paul London, Well Known to Travelers, Is California at Protest MeetMany Thousands Believed to Thrown Into Prison. ing in San Francisco. Have Perished of Cold t t i;rittt v forwarding agent in Sweden. Tt was added that innocent parcels of mail carried by the steamer would be for- SERB REFUGEES until row pr.rrly !ms firrrilv t fatIIh.I fit "tt t riot to. th tr,4t mnm prt, from all of vitw, ftout'l r. who.'!' tin-t- o Unit! .(? t: at th Knrosan British Newspaper Correspondit ap("ar 'tch.! iir w'irh I wif r t.rut v as w r frmn rmvt r an! tn th rat of th th to Amrran tofb:il ent Tells of Row Among trad r! thnt A rnrt-sir- v cUH ar It wilt h In your whc f any icjritl'n atttmnrfrc to u th fe"l trat Hrftaln tr.afth Feace Delegates. for th ! pr:rpo of sltnation military n Frr- an ctp.J I jj tra harr.prlir tr. I - r tu-- fact tn I tittcrlr whj h r eriil. rrf l by th-Amttn work-Jiuf Hntnl.t in Ir.sf to th j "Amonsr th ririttnh j rolnrtjr all ar 'tlttr f i of th Continued front race 1.) t how a flrrta In tb hin.Jf f total rountri, tton. accompanying the stories with c f thfunl hlrsr ft.1r t a unlm-(fUj ianttfy ttport'!. with th I;t from forelcn newspapers. cartoonn Ivt of iar1. rtc. II to mlt. .itttntt rsrptioni ttfrtnry not f co.r.tit inrrc.nr It reached ot! nd plm oil. before th Jut th r"nfly pnnh-In I!rltih npnrt of Christtanla. the Kord quests held a "Any th th ff y thl rotton an, l vno!n root crf rr ffnn to th public rr.ettinft aboard th sl;lp. SamwhtT of 1f th l wr t.VnoflinATifi rountrii nil'! t th al-- uel of New York said that unf rtt In thl rour'fjr t on Urtat llrltain du to less McClur larstiy the peac m composed their an-rti--ivth Tact that tht Frn. h ar. pilrlm recnrdlnir n Presiof opinion ar in r;r-m- n difference ditrlctn tvfth r haithy tti?j; tr t t th r(fft- Wilson it dent of policy, whil thf preparedn! output orruptlon fvr?irnr.nI that th r?rrnj t nM-rM- y l would r jj disaster to thf expedition. f r ai ltsif iir'stry wtth itrat ' He tleclared AmerKr.n AFtffn rtlflr ff!th f?ritUh-r-f.-hhy th la'k of tlabor preparedness ro'intft h.s h far ofhr t h r war was necessary and was not related to ha r rrfl:.l hr th war o',m r!. hat thrfore r.era-rthlr th pac efforts. t ira-from th to tv-availat.l ntar"! thif MinrM tprtfi I'.ev. Charle l AkeJ, pastor of o t t which i th Lnlttl Kin.-- ! th ThFirst notJr Jo-jth ire, r.'nr trtftr,4 ConsreiKatlor.al church of San rnw" th arforr, p if ti ficjrr iirfl maintained It was ridiculous Franclsoo, Trad i VBiilnataa . t rn rffi-rter. f of to ur for Americans peace abroad tahr driven nhowlnc tht wf ii Tho.. t. Hmr lct tf"I p!,4Mtht hr fnnr t?- war for w t al horn. f r t York preparing to N' ;or Norway. wr-.T'r f th nmr,t. To-whfrvwrUSh I rnmark dvtrins: th a declarlntr wr.to resolution that an. Finally first i f f r. i of th war Ir rA I the delegates were tinanimoit for to'ith tMrf'i traj. fn It t a Mi. th am : ft--r- .... v nn vf h-- M 1 IIu-rop- ri ft. r-- ff-- ,;-- . '4 & M . v; " -- -c j Swedish-America- rn-hi- that th pra-tbn th f!rt of tlirtrt Irsn: with (iornur.v, Austria-I- t tMftn month of th wr tartly than urteary. Illtcium nnt Turkry m morf h the balance,! -tS- - f itiirc off of New Tork' of rr:M:naatrJ o;ni iir up sports t.- r,rpiny. Th niirkt. In ta of rrctarr ar trariry h!a rroft for th. Jun ttnmr? 'Jnlr mollis flrtrf. -A report f th whkh han just bt-- n pu!;th"l. of th trea- rrtry rrsulf I f to rmro than th ottraorsiSnary wr j3y: 'What rjjof iry in th brif rrloI athlvi Improved rather than injired hay !rr 114. Durlnc t! Jar fn i. - i tni-re-a -- KA 4 lu r-- ti.-tr- f i .. ar a widt-ior- I flsr-u- ro-inlrl- ' - , . vol-'i- n hail " I --i .' ...... 'lurk! rotJ t p. tinrrtr!ntrl of Ar.irl:An ptrt. th hr th wr ombrrak of iniuirr, wfjirh fr "Apart fro:n thin ;S-- i t.. rr-i-tr- j n, for orr Iai uffrrnif a ri nmr- t t I,nr..!nn for;rn office, from hn ha tlurinc th - ptrio.l of ho.till-I- I th rtio" that Inefea-rltrAf c.no;i.,- bcnrfil; th rr.it. !r Prltt? trade with neutral ronntrl in tirn from th.r tcl!!:rrnt . n I 'prt.4 hmvm ma t cnmprd with rountri hri .u p;H tJ bn t.t.nr th irrowtft f!f similar American trad. for Amr! an to r.ofrrt.inlty 'f of th in r It draws t j ril tnnrktt atfntton in I tntral Amtrv, th far rail an. ?oth Jn th thai i jhowinc tonn-- t frta from th port of New Tork to th anl rrrn In r.outral nuro-aJ e'V. t J two-ounc- well-know- l?nol tr-l-ay re t -- -- n .rr:. 2 : Holland-America- - r- . (Veil Sprir.sr- - on th v ha-h- tL t:;exurnn-flufr- tMi- Sr frr-- t a - nia-lr- vf r Iinir tary e in crrJa-- "whi.-- ! ith a Itt-- ly at x r-.- thr ztatr fpar!ramt hy t l tr''t " . old-fashion- j j of-th- j -- - WASHNUTON. . y - Y CrV v, . Although a remedy for Bronchial af- feetions nnd Coughs or Colds might not have yet been required so far tliis sea- son, it is more than likely that some member family will need some before it is over, and it will pay to take advantage of this opportunity now and buy a bottle at half price, instead of putting off until later and paying full price. While losing money, they have decided to give the public an opportunity of trying this most excellent, successful, new remedy at no greater price than they would have to pay for al- the veryv best remedy possible, at halt price, yo also get as much as would cost .you $2 to $3 for the same quantity ready-mad- e of ordinary, e bottle l'incis, because a makes a whole pint (128 teaspoonf uls ) when mixed at home with simply a pint of water, as directed. It is altogether different from any other medicine. It contains no chloroform, positively opium, morphine or any other narcotIt is ic, as do most cough medicines. most pleasant to take and absolutely the best and safest for children. Absolutely no risk is run in buying tliis remedy, as if it does not give perfect satisfaction and even more if it is not found the best remedy ever used for any of the above complaints, re-go bark and the above druggists will fund your 25c just the same as with Schlffn. aim's lamous Asthmador. Can be the unything be fairer? You iswill not wantsole judge and your money ed if you are not satisfied. Better buy a bottle at once, while fresh in memory, otherwise you might forget it. Tho cost could also be reduced by Inducing a neighbor or some friend to buy half the quantity. Advertisement. ernment also has ordered all parcel post from England in transit across Sweden to he held up indefinitely. This means the complete stoppage of the n parcel post service until the Swedish protest is heeded. The Swedish government, according to information received here, will n dti-f- y the United States of this new measure. The protest is based oi the British action of taking sealed sacks of from the steamer parcel post mail Hc'lig Olav on her last voyage from New York, nnd In removing the entire pai eel iKit from the outgoing steamer most any ordinary cough remedy, and n Stockholm, formerly the and now owned by are positively certain that it will be liner Potsdam, n the Steamship com- found the best medicine ever used for pany, which left Gothenburg a few days ago. TAVEXTY-FIV- E CENT COITOX No. 4. It was stated at the British foreign one (only) 50 e bottle of Schiffmann's This coupon nnd 25c i good for office yesterday that out of 300 bags at Schramm-JohnsoXew Drug, If your name Concentrated Expectorant of parcels mall for Sweden on board add res 1 filled in. nnd the Hellig Olav, 109 contained nothingn except rubber consigned to a .. Address i TN ' s it Anglo-Ilussia- wr-t'.- 'f prartf-"n- r.'.- -a r -- Kurthrr in ujv t2tits lental that hr British V9 el ?! rsl t.orrrj;l 'or:iltior of ronirritr" t'i ...ift tfctn ty th aHit-- pow-to sfri'"t th trad of M If r. ar l c;utt apart (rri thof tear. !aa poft of wtt.-alo a ifn-n-t.;t- l tf.t tht. rotnfonly in t;rptylr at thnt r n5r rtrtin hctllsrrrr tntio?.. tiit tn jttr Ml tratl wi'Ts th vryn o ,ntrl f r n who tr,ark'ta It r r -; Otrai I'r it i ir . thit rr-'vor ,rt it to Amerlf on r r :..-1 . i r the othr han.f. firitih r.;or fro-,- i tratl tax pfplMlly tuffr-th rnh.ircos on r by th o"ir.i' to t rt, ;,itiri! f ttriHh trf.ri'.'ii! than hit tr,lttl trsit f rotit th mfsturn if tto.i of fade with h nt,rr;!f of ;rrat l'r?alo. P- - " - A Hp 5 ' Ix ' r ' . - - i .t!ftrj tptana- In w t-- ' ;. "v ' ' person. j fturt : rlnirrl of .t'f th rtport trai fn ; it of lrk r.;r.;l',t rllslorat Ion . th altfjtj-Sntf- f on f ,i i, Berlin. Dec. 19. Sweden has decided to make an energetic protest to Great Britain against the stoppage by British authorities in Kirkwall of the pur-epost service between Sweden and the United States. The Swedish gov A'TOfi- - fra-- ! -- ? o - lo - .Th v a furt!i-- r -t f : f't. r. th ti to t!.t ttX'.rrn ft if. fmiru!t t-- . t V Citt-- a,; ;.t-urrl - iirir r f tt- hf. t WAR FROM E'5-- ti Argument Submitted by English Envoy Undertakes to Show Growth of American Commerce by Quoting Report DENY that t'i ifi-- . . r- REMEDY For Bronchial Asthma, Whooping- Cough, Bronchitis and Coughs BACK AT BRITAIN I - BRUMM. NEW I FIRST" aad Alw.y. Medl. Sn Francisco. 1915 A - This Sugar Sh ouicl Always Have Your reference Considering the whiteness, the purity and the sweetness of Utah-Idah- o Sugar, it is as near perfection as sugar can be made. It is, therefore, to the interest of every housewife to specify "Utah-Idaho- " when ordering sugar from her grocer. Different to other sugars, in that it comes to you direct from the sugar UmH-lDAH- O factories, through the merchants ' stores, thus avoiding any of the dangers of contamination to which foreign products are exposed. Utah-Idah- o Sugar is clean and absolutely pure. You cannot buy a more perfect sugar. Buy it by the sack and use it for jelly making, preserves, cooking, etc. Sugar ABSOLUTELY PURE 1 |