Canal Opened too Soon.
Firemen saving a girl life in the recent fire at Pittsburgh.
WILL EX MUST CHANGE.
LAST YEAR.
November 12th 1915, PAGE THE MORNING NEWS PREPAREDNESS URGED BY FAMOUS The Great European War of 1914 1915.
ACTOR.
getale ad GENERAL KINGMAN Readers should read this section every day, from BRITISH CONSCRIPTION which they will obtain a perfect knowledge CONFIDENT TROUBLE WILL END.
CAUSE RIOTS, BUT NOT DANGER of the underlying causes and events, SAYS FORBES ROBERTSON thing, perhaps, the Panama and less, and in the end will ceawhich have led up to the Canal was opened to traffic ear se altogether.
lier than it should have been. But am inclined to the view that MILITARY CASTE NOT FEARED IN present conflict ENGLAND in my judgment there is no reason perhaps, the canal was opened too FROM 1871 TO 1914 MANY SIDED between the two countries was sig why, in time, the slides in the early and it would have been betUrging America to military pre STORY.
fied at Prague in 1866. This is Gaillard Cut should not end, and ter to have waited until the steam The foundation of the empire Bismarck own explanation of the waterway be entirely free shovels had progressed more. paredness, Sir Jonston ForbesRobertson, the actor, asserted that from serious obstruction in the Still, great work is done through if Great Britain had had half a in 1871 begins a new era in the his policy: future.
the dredging process, and at very million trained soldiers to place history of Germany. The rivalry With regard to Austria, had This statement was made by much less cost.
of the dynasties to which for so two courses open to me after her Brigadier General Daniel These slides have proved the in Belgium at the outbreak of the long the interests of the nation defeat, iether to destroy her entir.
Kingman, Chief of Engineers of wisdom of the men who decided war none of the outrages reported had been sacrified now ceased. ely or to respect her integrity and the Army.
upon a lock, instead of a sea level would have happened.
Henceforward all the German prepare for our future reconcilia The feeling in Britain is ex When was there a few years canal. Had the latter been the potremely optimistic, but my counstates that had survived the strug tion when the fire of revenge had ago. he continuel, found great licy of the Government, we can the empire of Austria, the grand died out. chose the latter cour.
cracks in the hills some distance now see that with the greater de. trymen are peculiar in that they gle of 1866, with the exception of se, because the former would har back of the centre of the prism pth that would have been requir do not get excited, said Sir Jonhs duchy of Luxemburg, and the been the greatest possible act of of the canal. We all believed that ed the trouble with the slipping ton. They have a certain reserprincipality of Liechtein, were in folly. Supposing that Austria in time these would break away earth would have been increased ve which other people mistake for corporated in a permanent fede had disappeared, consider the con and slip down into the channel. a thousand fold. The canal is all stiffneckedness, but that is not so. Their inner feeling is very ral state under the leadership of sequences.
It is now merely a matter of dred right, the policy under which it strong Prussia.
He then described very graphiging until all the loose earth that was built is sound, and there are cally those probable consequences will move has been carried away no engineering difficulties in the CONSCRIPTION MAY CAUSE RIOTS SECURING RUSSIAN SUPORT and drew the conclusion: for the and the cut extends back to the way of removing these slides to FOR GROWING GERMANY. sake of our own life Austria must natural hills. It is a big problem, that point when they will cease to The national service in Englive. had no hesitation, therefosimply because of the extent of be a menace to navigation.
the slidse, but a simple one from It was pointed out that at the land will be an assured faet. con German statesmanship had to re, and ever since 1866 my continued the actor, taking up the an engineernig point of view. time it was decided to turn the devise means for preventing, until stant effort has been to stitch up When asked if there was any water into the canal Colonel Gail proposed conscription measures.
the new edifice was thoroughly the great torn texture and to re It may result in riots, but they possibility of the Government, lard, the engineer who really maconsolidated, the formation of a establish amicable relations with being forced to cut anothr chan de this great cut through the Cu won amount to much.
nel, General Kinkman replied lebra hill, protested and urged ry for War it was the first There is no danger of a militahostile coalition of jealous rivals. our ancient associate of the ConThe first thing to be done in this federation. For this purpose he with an emphatic negative. that it be postponed until the We have cut through at the steam shovels had done conside ce of the German military system England. The British abhorrendirection was to secure the sup tried to soothe Austrian susceptilowest point in the range on the rably more work. He was over has always been made plain by port of Russia and Austria to the bilities, and suggested confidentially that compensation for the Isthmus, he replied. If we attem ruled by Colonel Goethals, who the army and navy. When Lord This cut shows a scene at the recent fire at the Union Paper new order of things!
losses of territory, influence and pted another cut, we would only The willy statesman of Berlin prestige in Italy and Germany have more excavation to underta ordered the water turned in. It. Kitchener was appointed Secreta Box Co. in Pittsburgh, Pa. in which fourteen persons were burned partly by argument and partly might be found in southeastern ke and would meet with exactly is not improbable that Congress ry for War it was the first time to death. The picture shows a fireman saving a girl life through a by dexterously manipulating the Europe, especially by the acqui.
the same physical conditions. The may conduct an inquiry into this a professional soldier was the first fourth story window.
se slides are bound to grow less question.
time a professional soldier was so mutual trust and affection betwe sition of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
appointed. Personally am very Sentenced to be Shotl Forts for Cape Henry.
en the two sovereigns, always suc glad of such appointment, as WORLD PEACE ONLY MYTH, SAYS SIXTEEN INCH GUNS TO COMAND ceeded in having his own way BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by the Germans.
would also be of that of a profesTHE APPROACH TO HOMPTON 15 BIG SHIPS IN FIVE YEARS.
without producing a rupture, so COME UPON THE SCENE.
sional sailor to the Admiralty. COLLEGE PROFESSOR ESCAPES ROADS.
that during the Franco German OKUMA. Service has done much for the Swagar Sherly, Congressman War of 1870 71 Russia maintain This, be it remembered, was INCREASE FOR FIRST YEAR TO young men of England. You DEATH AS SPY from Kentucky, said after an ed an extremely benevolent neu back in the early 70. and BisJAP PREMIER TELLS FRISCO CON would be surprised to see what COST ABOUT 100. 000. 000 OVER hour conference with President GRESS MILITARISTIC ORDER physical improvement of the young men has been wrought af of violin at Wooster college, a would appropriate this year mo and Italy from taking part in the gested acquisition of Bosnia and Prof Don Parmalee. teacher Wilson, that he expected Congress trality, and prevented Austria marck promise of Germany friendly support of Austria sug ter six months in the military trai graduate of Oberlin and a native ney to begin the erection of giant struggle. So belevolent was the Herzegovina was the first step in WARNING TO UNITED STATES Fifteen to twenty fighting ships ning camps. National service im of Youngstown, Ohio, narrowly fortifications at Cape Henry. The neutrality that the emperor Wil the fortherance of Austrian ambiof the dreadnought and battle proves the national physique.
escaped being shot as a spy in land has been bought.
liam at the end of the campaign tions in the Balkan PeninsulaCHINESE EDITOR SAYS OUR PRE cruiser type, with a proportiona cannot be too strong in urging Germany shortly after the out The proposed fort will have 16 felt constrained to write to the a programme which has been inPAREDNESS SPARED US HIS te number of seagoing submarines this country to be prepared. If break of the present war. inch guns of a power which com tsar that he owed to His Majesty separable from Austrian diploma COUNTRY FATE.
coast submarines, scout cruisers, Great Britain had been prepared Prof. Parmalee was trying to mand all approaches to Hampton the happy issue of the campaign cy ever since even down to July destroyers and auxiliaries. en in 1914, as many serious men had mier, and Dr. Ng. Poon Chew. fleet are contemplated by Se should have placed 500. 000 train declared, but trains were all being of Chesapeake Bay. Sherley sug Having thus helped to create the Austrian demands on Servia for Count Okuma, Japanese Pre ough to make a new American been urging it to be for years, we get out of Germany after war was Roads, as well as the lower part and would never forget the fact. 1914, Germany backing up of a Chinise editor of San Francis cretary Daniels for recommendat ed soldiers in Belgium at the very used to transport troops. While gested to the President a plan by co, told delegates to the Internation as a five year building pro beginning, and all this war and searching for his baggage at one which several features of the bud German empire, Alexander II. redress for the Crime of Sarajeional Peace Congress that world gramme for the United States Na what has happened would not ha railway station his actions arous get system could be employed in was not likely to take an active vo in Bosnia is to be traced to ve been. The house is on fire, and ed suspicion. He was arrested, distributing the Congressional ap part in destroying it, and Bis this suggestion of Bismarck It peace was yet a fantasy and will vy.
be until the militaristic order of Another conference between no insurance. represents our posi jailed and was to be shot at dawn. propiations for national defense. marck could look forward confi was at the Congress of Berlin in the Pressident and the Secretary tion. generous bribe to a guard enablthings is changed dently to a long continuance of 1878, at which Bismarck himself ANOTHER IMPORTED ed him to get a message through the cordial relations between the presided, which gave final form In a message to the Congress, will be held at which the total WOULD HAVE SAVED BELGIUM to the American consul, and an MODEL IN RUSSIAN two courts.
Count Okuma said there was no number probably will be fixed.
to the results of the Russo TurThe five year naval programme, answer was received in time to hope for peace as long as theGREEN GABERDINE.
kish War, that the firts step was re exist nations or individuals when completed, would add, in ad The Zeppelins are not to keep save his life.
AUSTRIA RECONCILED TO THE who believe or exalt themselves dition to dreadnoughts and battle the Zeppelins as Paris is. We taken to bring this promise into GERMAN CONQUEROR.
play. Article XXV of the treaty as absolutely superior to others cruisers, nearly a hundred subm ets at night. Our aviators are now and to assert that superiority do arines, about seventy destroyers as well prepared for keeping off Germany Working to win The second part of the prothen concluded ran: Greece.
not hesitate to appeal to material and several scout cruisers and a the Zeppelins as Paris it. We The provinces of Bosnia and forces.
proportionate number of fuel and must and shall win, but it will be TEMPTING PROMISES MADE AS gramme, the reconciliation with Herzegovina shall be occupied On the floor of the Congress hospital ships.
a long struggle.
Austria, was a plan worthy of PRICE OF GREEK NEUTRALIand administered by Austriathe talents of a Bismarck. Though Hungary. The Iron Chancellor Dr. Ng Poon Chew said war was An important part of the proWhite Dresses Ruin going to keep right on in one pla gramme will be a proposal for a Austria had suffered greatly had kept his word, and at a later ce or another; even China was pre large increase in personnel. Ap Baby Eyes.
from the chancellor aggressive point in this story will be traced paring. He blamed Western mi propriation for at least 000 adLONDON, 9th. The Gerpolicy, and had been so signally the working out of this proceedlitarism, which he said, had not ditional men will be asked for the OPTOMETRISTS URGES USAGE OF NEUTRAL COLOR IN CARING order to induce Greece to attack mans are using their instrigues in only parceled China, but had desdefeat, either to destroy her entir. ing to the fateful consequences troyed her ideals of peace, and The total cost of the proposed FOR INFANTS.
Bismarck had prepared the way that have set all Europe aflame the Allies from the rear.
he called Japan the disturber of programme for the first year, acThe even before the treaty of peace with war.
the peace of the Orient.
cording to present plans, is estiBabies eyes are being ruined Post publishes a letter from If the United States were as mated at nearly 218. 000. 000 or by white walls, white dresses and thens, stating that great influenunprepared it would fare no bet about 100. 000. 000 increase over white carriages, declared Profe ce is being exercised on the armies USEFUL Rice: 12 per hundredweight; ter than China at the hands of last year.
ssor Woll, of Columbia in favor of the Germans, by offi0. 15 cents por lb.
the world powers. he said.
niversity, before the nineteenth INFORMATION. Sugar: 13 per hundredweight. Japan is the disturber of the annual convention of the Pennsyl cers who are members of the ge0. 15 cets por lb.
peace in the Orient. She is essenDRINK ENGLISH PUNCH varria Optical Society.
neral Hearquarters and which aRATES OF EXCHANGE ON SIGHT Beans:16 per hundredweight; tially a military nation and she If you care for the health of DRAFTS.
re under royal influence. It is 10 per half a decalitre. 16 has in herself the perfect compi Lord Kitchener the youngster, the worst color you hinted that the German GovernCorn: 38 per fanega, 40 lation of the militarism of GerLondon can have on the walls of his nur ment offered, southern Albania 13800 cents per half a decalitre.
many and the navyism of EngDestinatinatisn is India. sery or bedroom is white. he and the districts of Monastir, New York 150 Maccaroni: 24 per hundredland. Her ambition is boundless. MAY REMAIN SHORT TIME IN white dresses and white carriages. providing the should abandon her said. Babies eyes are spoiled by Geoghele and Doiram to Greece, San Francisco 150 weight; 30 cents per lb.
New Orleans 150 Cheese: 35 per hundredParis GRECE BUT WILL PROCEED Neutral and dark tints should be neutral policy.
122 GERMAN PROGRESS weight: 50 cents por lb. 22 used. The dress, carriage and The Allies at present are extenHamburg 121 Butter: 100 per hundredTO INDIA.
walls of rooms in which babies ding their lines to the south of Italy 120 IN SERBIA weight: 20 per lb.
spend most of the time should their right wing, which is not far Spain 146 Onions: 50 per hundred LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS WASHINGTON, 9th. Con be of some tan or neutral tint, from Bulgarian territory.
bundles; 05 cents per bundle.
AND GUNS CAPTURED BY THE fidential reports state that Lord either a light brown or a green Garlic: 24 per hundredweight MARKET PRICES OF PRINCIPAL 05 cents per bundle.
and India, where he will personal gray. This applies to the dress led by men who know what is of the nurse and the mother as good for the eye, he said.
ARTICLES.
and India, wher he will personalGround Cocoa. 75 per hundredweight; 90 cents per lb.
BERLIN. 9th. Rumors are ly take charge of the command, as well.
Lard: 50 per hundredweight; eurrent that the Germans took the the situation is exceedingly seri their big task is not to fit correctamns is very restful to the eye. The width of newspaper colGrotind coffee. 28 per hunHe told the optometrists that 60 сets per lb.
dredweight; 35 cents per lb.
main Serbian positions located to ous owing to the fact that the glasses to the eyes, but aid the pub and considered from the view the south of Kralievo, where they pro German campaign, has caus lie in eye hygiene by teaching point of eye hygiene, are more distinction of this suit. The skirt Simple, graceful lines mark the took five thousand prisoners and fed grent disatisfaction among the then to regulate illumination to beneficial than the pages of books is gored, and the coat full skirt captured 50 gms, 10 of which we natives especially in India. Kit fit the eye. The color of the walls The eve should be required to is obtained by tightly pressed me extra heavy. It is also clai. chener may remain some time in the size of the printed pages and make as few jumps as possible plaits at the hips, headed by ined that they oceupied the Gui Greece in order to organize the widths of newspaper columnis are makes only three jumps in fol furnishes the collar and cuffs, nis Heights, located on the left expedition, but it is claimed that subjects that affect the eye and lowing a newspaper line and that and the tiny rest is of novelty in reading a line of type. The eve tailored pockets. Black taffeta.
bank of Morava river.
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