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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

@isconiin itattfin6en. @ie bel DEM
eriten Musfluge 10 tpouen 6ie Sat-
mer al1d iebt Mnregungen iammeln
fir Ole @erbeiieruurg ibrer lan6mirtb>
idaftli@en un6 @iebaubtmetbo6en.
Courtney. = M6t5ebntor-
ieno Collars lit Ser @ertb, Der anf
100 Mder Ger 5orm Der @ebrii6er
2eslie nn6 Mrtbur 8enno auf Der
Sort 8ertbol6 &eierbation er5ielten
6ladsernte. IS be6eutet 6ies Elm
&eingetpim BON $12, 900; Ger 9urd+
i6nittsertrag mor 6rei5ebm 8nibel
bonn Mder.
@ran6 Sorts. - gS berrldt
bier sic %al(gemeine Mniidt, baB bie
ct. Eau1=8abm in ser naditen Sai=
ion ibre 5trefe bon Sarge bterber
nnb bon bier 1a6 @innipeg ol1Sbeb=
mem miro. @s iir6 mebrere Meona<
tie lang @ermeiiungen porgenommen
moroen, un6 eS gebt bier 6as @ereoe,
6aB sic &abngeiellidaft lth Dos 8or=
faufsre6t m1f Elm @rmn6Itid fir Die
@rri6trng Ser 8obnbofsanlager er=
morben babe.
@ilIi1t II. - 9ie erite 0ar=
MISUNDERSTANDING in 6ieiem Staa=
tie nnter Ser 8un6eslan6fre6itafte lit
in &aD in 6ieiem County %gegrln6et
-mor6en, mo ii6 5tpan5ig Sarmer nn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
STANDARDIZATION.

2it6piIIe. - Ole @oor11m i'll
olrb eine Notwithstanding in Ell
nen1 @oipital in &aleD @itD in Die,
lem 5toate bon Ser @11n6lperre &C.
beilt mor6en.
6teeIe. - Die bei6en in Der
Mdbe 6ieier 0rtidaft pobnenoen 8e-
ter Dolenber, Elm 8runnenbobrer,
nn6 Sermann @eifenblltter, Elm G11=
gelebener 6armer, 6eren Mutomobil
NIT einem IN Sen bieiigen 8abnboi
e%infabren5en @ortbern 8acific Gai=
iagier5uge 3uiammenitieB mobei Sic
@enannten tobtli6 berlebt mur6en,
m1r6en ra9 Dem @oipital in 8is-
mard gebrobt.
Sarge. - Ser v@ommons
Club" idlagt sic Grri6tr1ng zines
&odidulgebduoes nit einem Soften
aufponoe bon $500,000 Dor. = Mls
Ser 40 Sobre alte Sarmer 8m. $.
@on 8arsfirf aus Ser @egen6 bon
@egent, g. g., beriu6te, einen nit
@oiolin gefiilten 8ebalter 5u loten,
erplooierte 6ie1er, un6 Ser Sarmer
liegt iett nit elmer @ebirneri6itte=
r11ng mnb idtperen 8ranopunben
SEM Eo6e nnbe 6arnie6er. = SSn Sic
Ter @o6e miro ser 5tpeite Musflug
bon Gnrmern 6ieies @taates nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

ter DEM Nanen r@ap @atbonaI Sarm
2oon . Miiociation" 3uimmenibloi<
len.
SomeStomn. = Dieie @toot
bat innerbalb zines. Monats cine
&eineinnabme bon $157.40 aus iei=
ner ita6tijden 8age ge3ogen.
@ebron.- Sem 6armer 'Mn6.
2et, Ser untpeit iiiolid bon bier
mobnt brannte 6as @obnbo1s ab,
un6 fait aller Snbalt muroe Elm
&aub Der 6lammen. Ser 8erluit lit
gum Gbeil bnr9 8erli6erung ge6eM.
Didinfon. = Ni6t meniger
ais orei 3peigbabnen bon bier aus
meroen geplant. Cine Strede miro
bon bier na9 Seem England ange=
itrebt;; cine 5tpeite 1on bon bier na6
giermm11 nn6 6ie brittle 40 Meilen
noro1pei tlidy bon bier geben. Mae
mer6em elm reidJes Electromagnetic
onr6qmeren.
Mnni6 (Gorreiponoen5). =
Motbios 8immer lit na6 Minnei ota;
oesglei6en Sobn @eltin un6 6ral1.
= Soeob @ggerm@ bat feline Stel=
le uls @%ilfsfaiiierer Ger Gallo 8anf
%nie6ergelegt un6 miro ii6 nab Mon=
tana begeben. - @dmeinf6ladten
nn6 @nrltmo6e lit iebt sic @a1pt<
bei9aftigung bel ben meiiten 8alern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

toto p11rbe1 u1f Ser 5teae geto6te1
uno Mnoreas @rotpfor6 aus Gbicagr
trug eine11 59aoel- nnb 8einbrii6e
oapo1L alS Elm brei Eonnen idtpere1
Sarrefottablod bom Dahe 6eS neuen
6reinarrer > Gempels berabltnr5te,
Grotpforb oiirfte ieinen idmeren Ser
leta1ngen 11ab Mniidt Der i'm beban-
oelnoen Mer5te erliegen.
@ran6 @api6s. - Mufgrun1
porgenommener Mb1timm11ng mir1
Stasca-gountp 6on6s fir Die @rrid'
tl1ag ei1les @ountpboipitalS ansge.
ben. Die &0be bon $4,000 bari
nibt iiberidritten mer6en.
Moorbea6. = Ser bteltge
Sdulratb bat 5pei %tragbare '59ul=
bauier erbal1en laiien, Tim Der neber.
fiilll1ng in SEN Sbulen na6 8eoarl
obbelfen 511 fonnen. Ser S6nlratb
bat audi sic &eritellung zines trag=
barren Surnloales IN @rtpagung &C.
5ogen.
Safe G%rDitaI. = SSn elmer
bier gebaltenen 3uiammenfnnH bon
IS @ieb5iidtern lit Sic ~8lue Gartb
Gpuntp @nern1ep 8ree6erS Mliocta=
tion gegriin6et mor6en NIT Mrtbnr
Mithen bon &api6an als 8ralioent.
Die @~eriammlungen mer6en in Man,
toto gebalten mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07

Idoften in sen giiengebieten Minne-
lotos, @isconitns unb MibigamS
meroen cine 5ebnpro3entige 2obner-
b0bu1rg erbalten. @ie bier am Cont
itog befannt gegeben apa1r6e, tritt Die
lie am Is. 0e5ember in &raft. Mebn-
lide 59ritte mer6en bon Der United
5tates 5teel Corporation eggplant.
&o6e]ter. = SSn Ser bieltgen
Mopo=&linif 1T bon 9r. 6. 6. &oie-
nom uno ieinem Mliiitenten, OF. 6.
9. Iotpn aus Bolton, nno Dr. y.
@. @beeler bon Seem Dorf ein 8a-
aillus entoedt tpprben, ser als Gre
aer Ser &inoerlabmung o1gei ebet
miro. Mu6 fins piele grperimente in
@odelter genrabt poroen, 1tm Elm
serlm CUR @erbiit1lng ser &rmfbeit
ber5ulteuen. Die Mer5te beba1pten
nod nidt nit boiler 8eltimmtbeit,
boB ser entoedte Mifro=S
scr grreger Ser &inberlabmllng lit,
fiibren ober aus, 6aB lire bielen CT
perimente 81 bieiem 56lnB flibren.
SsSbre Grperimente ltiiben ii6 amf 6a3
Stuoium Gr. &oienopS bon iiber
fiinf5ig af11ten 6dlen, Sic IN Seem
Dorf unb &obelter beoba6tet muir
SEN. = @obert Mortenion bon Ga
Grolle, @is., 9oris 8ang BON So
DIETER 1tno Mrtb1r &riiger bon Mm=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
@enn Gner ainb 1tntuinig 1T,
6iebesiid, bart1eibie.
Gebt adt Matter! @enn Bic Sn1se &C.
Iegt 1T, bann retnigt bic Heine1t
Gin8etueibe nit rGalifprnia
G1rup Of 8i9S."

Mitter. f55nnen uneeft5rt fem, nadoem
tie California geieen Syrup eeeebe,1 ba<
ben. benn tn Elm paar 6tu1oen mirb al
bag berftppfte 8eia. fa1re @aue unb ge>
gpbrene &obrung iii9 leiht trennen aus
ben ein8espeioen, urb SIR babt tpieber
Elm e~efunbes, fpieunitiges Sinh.
+ 8runfe 8tnber brauhen nibt gebetteIt
5u iperben, biefes bormIp}e rGrnT Cara
tib" an nebn1en. WiDipnen Miitter baIz
ten es our @anb, neil fie piKen, bab
fein @irien anf Ben Ragen, Bic 2eber
1lrb bic gingemetbe prompt l1nb fider lit.
6rngt guren Mpotbefer nnh elmer
so Gent 6lnf9e California Heigenz
5prlp," tpelte bic AnIeitunaen fiir
@abie8, &nber unb Teripnen ieeIiben
filters r1nb fir ertpadfene entbaIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
Sbr Spbn BEN &exAbnfen ,tnter,
nprfen.

Mfein Sobn gbmin lit Dem ae,,9.
bu1ten mebrere Sabre unterporfen,
1dreibt @err 6. .. Srtpin, Nep 3en-
iington, ga. Sd botte piele f4laflofe
gtunoen mdbrenb Der Nadt, bebor
id bon Gbamberlains Suftenmittl
borte. Miitter brauden biefe aranf<
belt niht gu fiirdten, tpenn tie cine
5loide Gbomberlain's &uftenmittel
i'm 6aule boben unb es nod Bor-
ldrift gebrauden. Sc brabte mel
nem Sobne itets 2inoerung. gu tan-
fen in @enrp's Corner Drag Gtore.
= An5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

ann-Tankersley Drug Co.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Gentlemen:
We have been handling Bran
don's Mule Collie Remedy and
find that no medicine compares
with it. 1t has cured the worst
cases, we have not lost one.
Yours truly,
w. H. HADLEY,
of Jones, La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

Mann-Tankersley Drug CO.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Gcntlemen:
We have been handling Bran
don's Mule Collie Remedy for
some time, and can say that it
has given universal satisfaction
in every instance.
Yours truly,
d. B. NIVEN & CO,
of Tucker, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10
READ THESE TESTIMONIALS:

Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Gentlemen:
We have for sometime kept
Brandon's Mule Collie Remedy in
stock, and find that it gives per-
feet satisfaction to our trade.
We gladly recommend it as q
perfectly reliable remedy.
Respectfully,
DARDNNE & BUFFALO,
Of Tomberlin, Ark.
Mann Tankcrsley Drug Co., Pi
Dear Sirs: We have used
Der of years and found it to be
cure when used in proper time
remedy TO any one desiring a
Bolts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Gentlemen:
l wish to say to you that l
have been selling your Arkansas
Valley Condition Powder and my
trade is we'll pleased with the
results. l have had to make the
second order this spring.
Yours truly,
C. E. ATKINS,
of Snyder, Ark.
rk.
Ark, 2 dozen bottles Brandon's
the best collie medicine for
| have used it for the past sew
never lost a case when we used it
g truly,
JESSE r. CORE,
OF Plum Bayou, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

DISTRIBUTORS OF
ELI lily & Go. S Pharmaceut ieals
Eungcrford Smiths Syrups, Fruits and
other Fountain Supplies
WEIGH Grape Juice
Pompcjan Olive Oil
palmoive and other Fine Soaps
Ell Vampire and Dalmation Insect Powder
Coca Cola and other FavoriJes
Dents and other Dog RENE dies
Famous Pal Pinto Mineral Water
All Popular Remedies
Druggists Sundries
Mulford's Reliable Vaccines
j. & j. Surgical Dressings
Merck's and P. Il W. Chemicals
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Dear Sirs:
We can recommend Brandon's
Mule Collie Remedy for we have
used it for sometime and have
never known it to fail. 1t has
saved US money in doctors bills.
Yours truly,
C. M. FERGUSON & SON,
of Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mann-Tankersley Drug Co., Pine B
Gentlemen: Please ship to En-
Mule Collie Remedy. This is undo
mules and horses that l have ever
ohc hho6 Of c.:n0I
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Gentlemen:
We have used Brandon's Mule
Collie Remedy for twelve months
and have found it satisfactory in
every case. Also Barton's House
hold Linimcnt is a splendid pre-
paration.
Yours truly,
W. f. McCOMBS & CO.,
of Thebe, Ark.
{, Ark.
ms Collie & Bot Remedy for num-
and has never failed to
take pleasure in recommending his
rise and mule remedy for collie or
ours truly,
r. A. PICKENS & SON,
of Walnut, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-10

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
Manns Flavoring Extracts and Fruit Colors
Babies Friend for Teething Children
White Rose Cream
G. G.. Injection
Bartons Carbolic Ointment
Barton's Household Liniment
Rrandon's Toothache Drops
Brandon s Corn Cure
Brandon s Mouth Wash
T,randon's Diarrhoea Remedy
Brandon's Sarsaparilla
Brandon's Cough Syrup
Brandon's Liver Pills
Arkansas Valley Condition Powders
Brandon's Mule Collie Remedy
The Yale expositor., 1916-11-02

European Plan: Rooms SOC, 75c $1.00
Everything First-Class. CONKLEMAN'S
RESTAURANT In Connection. Best 35c
Meal In the City. GIVE US A TRIAL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
GERARD LEAVES FOR
HIS POST At BERLIN


New York. Dec flames d. Ger
ard, United States ambassador to Gar
many, with Mrs. Gerard. will sail to-
morrow on the Frederick VIII. to re-
sumo his diplomatic post at Berlin.
While preparing for hts departure
ut the Ritx-Carlton Hotel today the
ambassador gave his Impressions OF
New York and the United States dur
tnr his present visit after an absence
Of three years.
The ambassador expressed astonish-
ment at the great display of extrava-
gance and the freedom with which
everybody spend money.
mo one can come to the United
States after an absence OF couple
Of years and not be impressed with
the wonderful prosperity OF the coun-
try" said Ambassador Gerard. New
York has always been q rich city and
there has always been = certain dis.
play Of wealth, but the thing that Inn
presses me most of all 10 that the
freedom with which the people spend
money is not limited to any one clasA
IF everybody 10 making money
everybody seems to DO spending II
tust ~ freely ~ they are making.
have never seen 20 many great crowds
ON the streets ~ have atAcs my re-
turn to the city. TO walk out on
Fifth Avenue any day the crowd Of
fashlonably dressed women and girls
xives 60 4Ae ideA ~ enaDe oxeae tnnA.
r. ~ ~ &r911No N u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
KING APPROVES
CABINET REBU|l0|Me
tuted On DeRanA Of IleyA-Ge0rge
and His AAAerents.

London, Dec. Premier Asquith
announced in the House Of Commons
this afternoon that King Gerge had
approved a reconstruction OF the gov
eminent. Mr.. Asqpith suggested that
after today's business had been con-
oluded the House adjourn until
Thursday.
Premier Asquith stated that the re-
construction of the government In
volved no departure in any shape or
form Of the policy pursued since the
beginning of the war.
He did not deny that the resigna-
tions OF all the ministers were in his
hands.
There are some details yet to be
arranged. but newspapers which have
been tho most severe critics OF the
governments alleged dilatory attitude.
express the conviction that the pre-
mier will be able to announce before
many hours an agreement with his
colleagues on the vital question con-
corning the war council.
Whether the council win be COM
IL still q matter OF discussion while
Its powers also are tho subject Of
negotiations Mr.. Lloyd-0eorKe and
his adherents desire the smallest pos
sibls council. with power to conduct
the war Independently Of the cabinet.
Monday. which usually, h = quiet
day irG the House ~ Commona prom
is4d interesting eayslepments In an
ItietpAtioa ~ N4toh a. mo1nhbFn -
! 4 q y ~ sSl - y HI N I;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
SWEARS
ALLEGIANCE TO DIAZ

Nognles, Ariz-, Dec. General
Alvaredo. commanding an army of
1000 men. who have sworn allegiance
to Felix Diaz. IL marching into the
heart Of Sonora today to attempt to
wrest control from First Chief Car
rama. According to advicee received
by United States agents from authori-
tative sources, Alvaredo and his ex-
petition were Landed at st. Georges
Bay. Sonora. an isolated point on the
Gulf OF California, six days ago and
marched inland. Two ships flying the
nag, IL was stated. landed
the troops which has been assembled
at port close to Guatemala.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
COSTA RIGA HAS NOT
BROKEN OFF RELATIONS

Washington, Dec. American
minister jefferson cabled the State
Department tonight that the Presi-
dent of Nicaragua had informed him
two days ago that there was no truth
In tho report that Costa Rfca mad
broken Off diplomatic relations with
Nicaragua. He denied also that a
crisis was impending as result or
Ntcaragua's refusal to abide by the
decision of the Central American
Court.
Despite the refusal of his country
to be governed by the ruling or the
court. Minister Jefferson was inform
ed by the Nicaraguan president re-
lations between Nicaragua and the
two other republics involved ARE now
Just as they have been"
The court had ruled that Nicaragua
had on right TO dispose of site Tor
naval coaling station in Fonseca
Bay 10 the United States. and had no
right to sell to the United States the
rights TO the canal route taking IN
part Of the San Juan River, the Mica
raguan boundary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
URGES CANNON FOR
ALL MERCHANTMEN

Rotterdam, Dec. 4.--Under the cap
ton Arm Every Ship; Enlist Our
Merchantmen In the War Upon the
U-Boats," member of Parliament
writes to a London newspaper.
This fact we must bear In mino:
If Asquith continues as premier Tor
one more year the Germans and not
we will dictate peace terms.
'It is high time the people learn
the truth. At the present rate OF loss
of ships 1t will not be long before
England will be incapacitated to serve
as chief support of the allies. The
Germans fully appreciate this and are
fastening In making gigantic efforts
to paralyze our shipping.
"Our losses are multiplying at a
terrific pace and catastrophe is un-
avoidahle unless. we. regardless or
neutrals, arm merchantmen Every
thing at stake-the fate of Egypt,
where one and quarter million men
must be fed. As well as the result. or
the heavy lighting on the Somme
"Engiand's cry must be: Cannons
for our merchantmen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
SHARP FIGHT BRE.WS ON EMBARGO:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,654,000000
President Will Direct Probe Be Made
To Fix Responsibility For Soaring Prices

Washington, Dec. 4.-President Wilson is preparing
find out who is responsible for the unprecedented in
crease in the cost of living He intends to order in
vestgation by the Department of Agriculture, ap
peal to Congress to undertake the task
This learned authoritatively tonight from
sources close to the President.
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison, president and
secretary respectively Of the American Federation of
Labor at the head of committee Of five representing the
federation today conveyed to the President the sent
men of the labor organizations in regard to increased
living cost The committee urged Mr. Wilson to take any
action in his power to ascertain the real reason behind
the rocketing prices Mr. Gompers was given to under
stand by President Wilson that he had every intention of
trying guide the hand of the law to the guilty groups
The committee also laid before the President resolu
ons passed the recent convention of the federation in
Baltimore. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
Won Mackensen's Big Guns
Now Hammering Capital 8
|, Defenses
CRUSHING LOSSES
HAVE BEEN INFLICTED
Prisoners Numbering 10000
!. Taken by c erman-Bulgar In
/, vaders Since Rumanian Cam
p in Stated

Amsterdam Dec. 4.-The bonn
of Bucharest by the Ger
man heavy artillery has been under
way since yesterday. the Copenhagen
newspaper National Tidende learns
From its Berlin correspondent. The
Tcuton big guns are emplaced eleven
maies south Of the Rumsnian capital,
the dispatch says
Field Marshal Won Mackensen has
|bcen placed in supreme command of
all invading forces in Rumania He
thus becomes superior to General
Erich Won F'aikenhayn, who a year
ago. as chief of the great general
HtafY. was higher in rank than
Mackeascn, who at that time direct
Jed the conquest OF Serbia
Throughout the German Empire
church bells tolled today upon special
3order by the Kaiser in celebration of
|fhe great Teuton victory on the Argos
ItArgesul River. which Is hailed In
Germany as sealing Rumania' s
.doom
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
TAKES TINE
TO CONSIDER COAST
LINE PROPOSITION
Orders Ordinance Closing Certain
Streets Printed, But Tables Meas
ure Pending Consideration.
PROPOSES TO
MAKE LARGE IMPROVEMENTS
win Lay Down Half-Million Dollars
To Increase Facilities at Byrd Street
Stataon-WaaTts Irrcvocablo Privf-
leges.
RAILROAD PROPOSES TO
MAKE LARGE IMPROVEMENTS

improvements estimated to cost ap-
proximately 100000 are to be made
BY the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
in the neighborhood of Byrd Street
Station in order 20 secure a conven-
lent and adequate terminal at that
point, according to a resolution that
was passed by the Common Council
last night. The resolution. offered at
the request OF the railroad authorities.
provides that Byrd Street from
Seventh to Ninth Streets, and Eighth
Street. north of the James River from
Canal Street to its southern limit be
permanently closed except for rail-
road purposes, and that the company
be allowed to arch over Arch Street
to it's whole length.
Mr.. Mills objected to the city turn
ing over to the railroad this property
permanently without reservations
whereby the Council might revoke the
ordinance, but Mr., Jones showed that
the railway company, when they I'M
dertake to expend half-million dol
lars for the Improvement OF the prop
erty. could not afford to do so II they
would be subject, at the discretion of
the City Council. to a withdrawal Of
their rights over the property. On
motion OF Mr.. Umlauf. the clerk was
INSTRUCTED to have the ordinance print
cd. with an amendment by Mr.. Mills,
stating that the ordinance might be
revoked by the Council when they
might see At, and that the matter be
tabled until the body could make a
more complete study OF the question.
A resolution from the Streets Com
mtttee. asking that an allev at Everett
and Maury Streets. between First and
Second Streets. South Richmond. be
closed, was tabled On molten Of Mr..
Umlauf.
The Council adopted resolutions
that the city attorney acquire suf-
ncient land to open Twenty ninth
Street, between Midlothian Turnpike
and Forest Hill Avenue 70 q width Of
|dfty feet. and that land DO acquired
to open Thirty-third and Thirty fourth
Streets at their present terminus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
BILL WILL BE URGED

Washington, Dec. IA bill looking
to universal compulsory military ser
vice viii be introduced at the present
session of Congress. at the instance
OF the War Department. This was
learned today from an official OF the
war Department, who vigorously ex-
Pressed his views upon the subject
For the next ATTY years we Will
have TO compete In case OF war with
armies trained on the field OF battle
Iald this Official. Il believe that to
be successful in such a competition
we must have universal military train
ing Take our boys a, the age of
eighteen and give them q years &C
tual service with the colors in ad-
dition to six months blackboard train
ing. and when the necessity comes
you will have a trained reserve army
Of millions"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
DOLLAR IS RUNNING
POUND STERLING OUT

Washington. Dec. 4-Arrangements
for the extension Of active commercial
transactions at dollar exchange with
Porto Rico. Santo Domingo. Costa
RIGA. Peru, Chile. Brasil. Venezuela
Argentina and Bolivia have been per-
fected, the Federal Reserve Board an
nounced tonight. The board FOR some
months has been working on plans
for the extension Of dollar exchange
in Latin American countries and its
announcement shows the hrst actual
progress
Arrangements with other countries
are 10 be perfected as soon as pos
sihle. The extension Of dollar ex-
change to these countries means that
the dollar rather than the pound ster-
ling will be used as the measure of
money In international transactions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-05
SEVEN SHIPS SENT
DOWN YESTERDAY

London, Dec. 4.-Seven vessels were
reported sunk today. including two Of
neutral nations. Chief among the
victims was the King Bleddyn. Brit
ish. of 4.387 tons. She sailed from
New York to Havre on November l6.
Other sinking reported are:
Norwegian steamer Bossi. British
steamer Moeraki. Of 4.392 tons; DAN
ish steamer Yrsa. French sailing ves-
sci Robinson. and the British schoon-
ers Grace and Seeker. The British
steamer Eggesford, reported sunk by
n submarine yesterday. has been
lowed into Brest.