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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
!. In the Dining Room

viii be directed just above the heads
of persons seated. Direct the fan to-
ward the kitchen door and operate
at full speed. This will drive out
the kitchen fumes and keep the din
Ing room cool and pleasant.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
4. For the Baby

Place fan so that breeze will be
directed above "baby's" crib. OPP
crate fan at low speed. This will
provide IA gentle breeze and keep
baby" from being fretful.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

DhNlsON, Texas. June 3.-Deli-
= won from Oklahoma City yester-
Ia, I to 6.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
3. In the Bedroom

Place the fan with back to an
open window. Operate at medium
speed. This will draw In fresh air
and keep mp a gentle breeze In tho
FL night enabling you to sleep
cool and restfully.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
1. In The Kitchen

Place fan under kitchen table and
operate at full speed. This will drive
the heat up and out of the room.
The strong breeze will not interfere
with your work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03

fORT WORTH. Texas, June a.
! Fight won yesterdays game for
SHREVEPORT by a score of 6 to 5.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-03
TEMPLE.

Waxahachie ......0o3 600 00o--s
Temple ..........210 001 1lx--6
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
P1un nsm W
n n MIMI d.

n aassisgs ~ o1l9 Kaahesi1s NJ
hpnsy - ~ dly. - II. YeIksv11A
- Csesssd Dat>a vhicA win taks
- sszs Tssstsv. M. - ~ -
nsunesd It g. Rssee's CAthslte shuguh
last osn1sy aeesiaG. Ths bgide-t6-6s
= H yslng6st dalghtsr of Nm. Kaeh-
ssins MaAsnsy. - ~ . lAsgs eiseas q
ftisads vhe ass sksWsslng ~ Nh
eaagFatulstjsns and ~ WiahsA n
leeky - = . peoainsat rssi1sst 4
C&ootn1 Butto, ---e-r ts-4. \
o. Thursday svsaiag H. yesnslsd6ss
ee St Peters Chnfeh eso5sesd IL
bride-to-bs. Mis- Ksthsrins Msheasy.
With . cup-snd- -ssucsr shower at ~
houns Of Miss Eva zosllnsr- Qeits :
number wers present and delightful
evening was spent. The dainty gifts
were both useful and beautiful. and
testified to the popularity Of the happy
seipisnt
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
e.
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Foot Bah Team, Nes-
mal Band and En-
dlus;ias(ic FsnS WIN
Eat Turkey With
Ne;shboss West.
dlu6ias(ic FanS

A special srsIa vill esrry - 0ulsi-
son football tsan snd reoed1s = 11snt-
rose On Thanksgiving Day. Aysangs-
msnts are being msds = WsGR = pssss
which practically insurs ths tst1D q q
least 100 passsngsrs, who expset -
leave Gunnison between ssvsn and eight
In the morning Of November %. Fsaeh-
ing Montross about eleven. and starting
for home again just after supper.
Our unbsatsn football team will play
against the Montsose team that after
noon. The Normal band will 60 along.
taking all the crowd which can Be raked
up BY the attractive excursion rate Of
e. Is round trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
STILL T0uaIIe OVER Tue
nnETot RlIeE

Nr. snd Mn. Sanford zelglsr lift in
thsir ear yesterday moFniaG. foe Padsn.
Okla. whsrs telatives ef NJ. Zeigisr
live. Frua thsss they VII . to llli.
nois. gra6ss,ly working in1s ths sunny
sosthlaaA ~ H. eoidse apsstAs = II
winter.
Accompanying thsm sver Ceehstopa
pass wsrs MrA GeoeEs Hsthssing-
tn and ehildrsa. ths family piannlng =
resi5s in Denvef during IL winter 49,
son and whiIs Senator Hs(heEington d
attending to his odieial duttss In IL
lseishtnss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

sinRio Rume. Iho bol1 - not booa
carried eeruss ths Gunnisoa gual liae.
II tn Arst game With Alaneea, Gunaz-
ssa fsnb,sa q N Attsnpesd punt ed
de ball rolled hsek seross their goal q
b recovered By IN Alamosa player for
. touchdown. In tie second game
AIanosa seossd tvo points On Z
''safsty." Ths three othsr points
wsse msds On The Grand Junction plaes
HEX. This makes . total Of l<b points
scored By tbs Cunnisoa team - eom-
pared with II points scored By their op-
ponsnts.
Captain "Kites" Wright playa end
and 10 worthy leader Of . winning
team. We always feel safe when .
play 10 started around his end or when
be goes down to receive forward pass.
An example Of confidence. heed work,
and bard fighting.
II ''Cet There" Freed il in the line
up. the boys do not worry; always tho
6rst man thru the opponents line to
tackle them for aloss. Freed will tackle
some big job next year with the same
success.
"Gil" Miller always manages TO get
away for long run. His forward pass
ing and kicking ability makes him in
valuable to the team.
Bud Steele blocks many opposing
plays directed at the line. Tho very
quiet, be makes his guard positiou safe
"Chuck" Hazelhurst is the midget
quarterback, the engineer Of the foot
ball machine. His blocking and tack
ling speaks for itself.
Dutch" Zugelder manages 70 fnd
. hole In the line. His lack in weight
is o6sst BY his pluck and coo,nsas.
Warner gained IS yards h tAs Olathe
game. 4 heady player who 10 not
afsaid.
Big Frsd Dicksrsen fkss % play foot
ball. He works b ths right tackle po-
sltiaa and dess eoaai1srabls damage "a
spposing p3ayA y I.
Balls - hard wotkef and plsys Z
consistent knms q esntss. He -
his shsfs Of he taekling TOO.
Staxks bas hsld down left snd IN svsry
saae By his steedy playing. A fear
les taekIer that plays until The end.
'.Chet" NickoIs, half back, makes
bis intsrferenes hustle to kssp up when
b starts around end. with The ball A
sprained ankle kept him out ef the
Olsths game after the hras qasrtsr.
Aisxandar = ths man dat eanghi
hat short kick o6 In the Crsnd juno
tien game. Hb grit makes Mn good
guard On any high school tsAa.
Poesy Kroll has tie sane kind Of
nssve that characterized ~ heothel
Art. We sAall bear moge a Poesy -.
fore his high school earssr = over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
clIlILRROlg

oWsCAaapteo oogpoaDoo1soee:
Tuesday. Nov. q
EhaA Hiaksl of SalidA ,was IN ofseisl
viq1tps hoee this Wssk.
= lfninG - "a hotsl s0eisls ssrs
at ~ GO -, hsst < ~
~ >.
Clyds vsndssarg = hosns after IL
wseks spsnt with ths Govsrnmsnt sur
vsy In ths hills.
Mrs. Frank Nsutoo ard grand-dapGh-
ter and little Edna Curisy arc the
guests Of Mrs. Harry Gates.
Msssrs. Liscomb and Wilson, boiler
inspectors. worked Friday and Saturday
ct The Mound house here.
WIN. Crabsra has moved his family
70 Cedar Greek, whsrs be win hsve
charge Of one Of The sections.
Rev. a. 6. Blinsingsr and wife Of The
Palisade Baptist church, while snroute.
visited ovsr Sunday With Geo. Linscott
and wife. and Rev. Blinzingsr preached
at IL school house ct ESQ
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
It Was a F aInous Victory
Foot Ball-Olathe ". Cmnsoa. Results IN Score fos
Home Tesn of ~ to O.

The fast Cunnison team downed ths
Olathe huskies IN the last home game
Il The season BY . score Of q to 0.
A record brsaking crowd vss gssh-
eeed on Normal Field last Saturday IT.
tssnoon to witness the contest that was
sure 10 be . hard oaa. This was tie
sixth game for each team and neither
bod bssn previously dsfsaesd. Oisths
bed beaten Psonis, Delta, and Mootrose.
while Gunnison had walIoped Salida,
Monte Vista. Alamoss. and Grand June
tion. The Olathe team was outplayed
and outgeneraled. but not outsought
They stubbornly contested every foot
Of ground and their heavy backs made
desperate attempts to break thru the
Gunnison line. But Dillon's men, just
- determined that their opponents
should not gain. often threw them for .
loss.
The Olathe men, depending upon
their weighty backfield, used line
smashes and end runs almost exclusive
ny. Gunnison employed . score Of Of
fensive plays that were worked with
surprising smoothness and quickness.
For Gunnison the forward pass was un-
usually successful. Six out Of seven st.
tempts were completed during the first
half. In spite Of tho heavy Olathe line
the Gunnison backs made consistent
gains due to the hole-opening ability Of
Freed and Dickerson. the shifty tackles.
Gunnison's first counter came early in
the second quarter. The ball was car
ried to the Olathe lloyd line by consis-
tent gains by Miller's end runs. by
Warmers line plunges, and BY three
forward passes A five-yard penalty
for off-side ruined Gunnison's chance
for . touchdown. However, on the
fourth down Miller slipped over pretty
place kick for three points and the Gun
nison fans went Wild.
G0nnison's 6rst touchdown was scored
when Stsele caught Gunniseu's pes
that had bssn+ touehsf " En- Olsths
player. Millaf 4ailsd % eAtek de- ball
On tie punt-oat A second touehdown
Was msds near he end of tAs shird psri-
od. bat, Miller missed goal. Near the
end Of The last quarter Miller got Swsy
around end and ran q yards for . touch
down. He made the goal good.
Olaths came within striking distances
of their oponent's goal bat ooce. Ths
Cunnison line held and on the fourth
down blocked the Olsths attempt 1t .
drop kick. Olathe nade first down
snly three times to IL twelve times
nods BY Gunnison. Cuanison complet-
"a nins Oh Of sixteen forward passes
while 0lathe completed one in ave at-
ts0pts.
Gunnison's record this season = n
desd clean one. Thsy hsve not lost .
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
M lIEk III II
Qlo sTIIE nlnl

Leet esi1sy evsui1g ~ - m
heiek sd11oa teiIdfng = disViet NJ. -
= 0an66ss ssssty vss ds1IestG1.
~ bln1lg esataius . - sniltssluul
With 4 es1Atiag enpeelty e -; m
laEBs - r1sns. nheusy. Moral tr1in.
~ ~ ~ Deassaie aeisaeo M.
lt : ceas5 III elsetzie nehaA ~ I'll
f11naeay ~ lndsoe toi1oea n tsaeh.
svass ali1s 11astis 1Aomas. IL; MisG
U06s ms sun0es oehoel-eounty
snuslnh1ssdsot; D1iso Enma m. IA B.
lSl1 eun@ee sehoel Ptsa J. b. Ksi.
~ atteadsd IL dsdieation and gsvs
~ 16aeagy adtrssa
! O 0na1sy Pre-. Ksllsy viii 20 "a
Ielnnsi6seo take part b ths program Of
Public SeAeo, Rseeenition Sunday.
nj evening. November a. the Nor.
nal seAoo, girls give : Leap Year danes
IN III gym. II was interesting to no.
ties Ae~ De eiris fairly ''nabbsd'' tbe
boys fbr hat danes. This Wa thsiI
ehaaeA o. hsesy dayi
& Tu4 additions - IL Normal museum
are ~ Rocky Mountain shssp, which
fen q the eli6 st OuEay last winter,
and aNight Heron. shot BY David Walk.
sr. Both were mounted and stuffed BY
Jonse Bros. Denver tax idsrmists.
In few days On adding machine will
Be placed in the secretsry's cffies thru
the kihduess Of The local agent fUr Bur.
roigh's adding machine.
- ]. Park. secretary Of the board oi
z1ulbdA, visited the Normal Thursday
40 9fi1hy Of last week. On Saturday
b mt to Dslts.
Ihs rrosption dance hsld for olaths
eat9rday night was . general success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

Nsveo oAanDasa oossssDoaasasss
wednesday. Nov. =
vsale wettsn went 70 salida Tnaa-
~ eysniag.
- - ~ ,sss1npi 6Akaas
Friday with eattls. :
Mn. McIaaghlip came up from Cun-
nisoo eunday evening and returned On
Tuesday.
Miss Nay Taylor came up from Gun
nison Saturday evening to attend the
surprise party on Miss viola Waters.
The father. mother and two sisters Of
Mrs. Jim Hicks departed on Friday
evening for their homes In Kansas.
The surprise party on Miss viola
Wsttsrs was surprise all round. The
surprised recipients thank the nsighbor-
hood for The large attendance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
some STOCK SHIPMENTS
lf uE ilsT WEEK
1eesed seeelE1.sn:-

1eesgd Sepeknsn:-
3. G. RSsAee e Cunnison. Cu,a, -
kessd 81 stsssss Wek9hk 7Ee psunlA u
~ ~ : essisae q ssws = ~
Ca AndEsuk - 0alnissa, Ga,
~ = : haneh = - sesses that ~ ss
Is - eo4s & m s.
4 = Hysk, = 0ulni6on. CA.
klls1 = 49, uslGkt ~ psls
e g. ~ es4s q ~ -
g Il 1ssvlxe r Cl1ay c..
N 6ilelU - ke1G1n j
vss,s e. f. I = ss:eA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
IEu lUune n Pa. DuT.
-m lla0l POST SHIPMENTS

A nsw oedsr has been issusd - paspsl
past shippsss b. Otto RfssesR. ssunn6
assistant Postmastsr-0 General, psshihit-
iaR asy ens psrsoo b esasiR noes tAan
40 psaads 10 oos day.
Ths ordsr wss rsesivsd hsss Iast vssk
end Postmaster Aiken says ~ thinke
ths immsdIats esass was . heavy ~
ment Of heieks b. paresl past vhieA
eaased mueh trouble and incoeveoIsacs.
In AeatFoss. ths Industry which suBsss
fro0 this order b de 6our MILL
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

Wednesday. Nov. e
Bert Dollard was up from Gunnisoa
during the week.
Ed Nichols and wife Of Morrison. are
visiting at the Adams ranch.
W. A. Sheldon 10 building branding
chute and catch pen for Rob Knowles.
Lewis Bros. are baling hay for TED
Stephenson with their gasoline power
press.
VIM. Knapp is gathering his cattle
near Saguache ana will bring to his
ranch to winter.
Two cars Of cattle we're loaded ct
Crookston Friday. Those loading were
A. L. Marlatt, w. A. Proaser. Walt
Adams. and D. A. Hatch.
J Mrs. Blanche Goodrich Of Rife, has
been visiting her father, Dr.. Harmon,
and her sisters, Mrs. Jess Leonard and
Mrs. Walt Adams.
Our fine weather which hes prevailed
for the past thrss weeks. ended Moaday
evening with . snow storm. About
three inches Of snow fell.
t. r. Slsts and family and n. A.
Deering and family motored over n Ed
Mitehsil's. On the Coehetops, Sunday,
to spend ths day.
Munson's sawmill b notchman guIch
= saving away at IT, rAts of 3o.Q0o
fsst : ~. ThsS - Wurxiag y sans
|ef III hpest tjnbsr IN ~ county.
Ftsd saifh ~ =. Dssu wses huntina
|bsar % nasor creek Sunday. Thsy
must have sssn signs, for Ne hear thsy
ran thsir hessss I'll the way y Prossss's
ranch.
We undsrstand that the nans Of ~
station q Doyle has bssn changed "a
''Waunita." Bat, " are not going "a
stand for Tie change II We can help II.
Since Doyle has been the name for Tie
pest foety ysass, and sveeyons sseni
satisfied With the nsme-Doyls-ws
think " viii stand pat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
DOMESTIC SCIENCE AT WITH
ISABELLA TOURIST clyl

On Tassday afternoon tie Isabella
Tourist club gave . Domsst3e Seisaes
Day program ct the home Of Mn. Nay
Psnniagtea and . number Of txisd rcd
pss were fsad and discussed. Ths pro
d1cts Of III s4ests of d. ledfss fn ~
cookery lins fsrniahsd what vas almost
. banquet md wsss vssy much enjoyed
n(s. Geo. Adams and Mrs. Louis H
ean wsEu admitted into membership y
~ club. During ths course Of ths pro-
gram Miss Carnsn Buttsrworth rsad .
paper On sHoasehold Short-cu .
Ths next mssting of ths /. !. 9. win
- hs,d at ths home Of Mrs. Anna Trs-
varsiasa, November -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
ONO CIT
Nsvs1C 1ChaopIoa Co1VsaDoa6eaes:

News-CAADpeoa CorTseDoaaeaoe:
Wednesday, Nov. q
About six inches Of snow fell here
Sunday night.
Mrs. J. s. Barnhill was on the sick
list one day this week. 49,
A crowd Of about one hundred attend
ID The free dance given By Miss vsSna
Waterman. followed b IN oyster sup
psr ct the Mckinney hotel.
Tom Saundsrs came In from Salida
Monday. and d spending few days
here In the interests Of the Carbonate
King. George Smith is hnuling car Of
high grade ore from there this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24
NIllEuR0it DEMDIETlEelU!
By Basil \. Manly

Will food Of gold banktupt ~
United Statssf win The billions g -
Iars In gold coin that the Usite1 G1asss
= now wringing from warestfieksn
Europe be worth - much - IN squal
weight Of copper when the var 4 ovee7
These questions are making our crest
bankers and hnancjsn wake up O nights
with ths cid sweat standing On their
fofeheads.
For thsrs b not only . possihllily
but ; probability that whsn IL -
pea nations beeone ntt)e haoDeF
pessssd fae onld thsy wiIl - -
| psymsnts, adept : nev euinaDe stoa6-
| srd end eseuelly = peaetIeally 1e1n6asY
IT. ~ - r N, lI1esf enfe4
Just what Il will bring IN lsdasssi4
purposes, which viii bs very little noss
pound for pound. than copper.
There h Greek legend about king
named Midas Who did good turn for
one Of the gods and in return got his
wish that everything he touched would
turn to gold. This unhappy king very
nearly starved to death because alI his
food turned to gold - soon ~ It touched
his lips. Only the gods good humor In
allowing Midas to revoke his wish saved
his life.
America 10 the Midas nationl
Our food-stufs. our munitions, our
clothing have gons to Europe. and in
return our exporter and bankers have
demanded gold and still moes go,d, until
today Europs's stock Of goidis wsll-nigh
all in our hands Now Europe II con-
sidering with the utmost seriousnsss
action that WIN rob this gold Of all il
special value.
Grsat Britain is ths financial arbitsr
Of Europe. In the hsld Of finance,
Great Britain acts not only for hsrsslf
but also for France, Russia, and Italy,
and her action viii determine ths setion
Of Germany and Austria Hungary.
| A leading article In The current num-
bsr of the London Statist ollcial mouth-
pises Of Great Britain's imperial imam
CO. says II \ only qusstioa Of months
until ths Alliss suspend spseis payments
and thus practically demoostise eoid.
The only basis. suggested upon which
this aetion will not Be taken b c6rtainty
that the var win end within six moaths.
Evsry sans man knows that barsinx
miraeiss. the war win NOT end in 4
months.
To realize what this will mean, recall
what happened when silver wss demons-
tised in The 70's. and then multiply ths
results BY ten. It took nearly is Year,
70 dsmoostizs silver In The leading coun-
tries, and in that time slow rsadjust-
msnts were possible. Nevertheless,
The concrete effects wsre ! worid-wids
panic and dspression that lastsd for
| yeaED.
The efEset Of gold demoastisationw win
be Ike . thundeEbolt h conparispn-
Gold 4 nv d. universal stanlasd q
value. ed u ft = swspt auay. seas -
lpeediet H. pgopostione Il IL nnanGKa1
dsluss thak ~ foliew. :.
IndnetEx ~ ~ aees aboplb 1l1y
- did - - pnnIlal ~ ~ -.
VIA ~ eoggleds 1luJl4 eGat ~ ~
lavnlllble ylN - sleek6f eolneoo 49,
= - Get1 ~ ~ = - = ~ -
49, 60 ~ - = - = -
=
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

J. Tssslink Of Powdsshosn end Dr.
Day 4 Dslts wers 10 Cunnisoa Wsdnss-
day. sS''i
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

Last sunday -four cass Of Gunnisoa
boys went 70 Jseks . Cabin for aturksy
shoot Next Sunday aturhsy shoot viii
b hsld q Harry DeYsfznan's raneh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

"Chinks" Nordstrom Il clsrking ia
ths Andsrson grocery on TIE Boulevard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

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N-vs-Cbanpsos cosrssposdssss
Tuesday. Nav. n
Msssrs Rssss and Kelley sre hauiing
eoel to ths Anaeonda mine.
NJ. and o. A. wit q Cunnispo were
visitors hers On Monday.
NJ. md Mn. Clyde Burris spsnt ~
sfal days IN Gunnison this wsek.
Itb reported that Grover Csspsnter
- I'D ~ thrsshing maehine % Harry
Raeeahesa
Ata taab m Wednes1eg svsaing
r. 0sias9 - fsoo tkses - -
eliag - psnvef.
s.. =. !. - ~ ! 41...s Z. p:.siss -
sss's eesshsr ~ nlurv sssaise
~ p6avsR. : =
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

n ps.ss.ssis 49, 1lykss ssssivsl ps.sil-
ltfls - 1ol1sln g s S s. S
1eils - oe1e ~ - 49, - - ~
Ul1s ~ 49, ~ No. - - =
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p4 - enGf - - - ~
1lop ogls - 0nao6 - n
- eQe - y = ~ p
l1 Qs ! - y
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-24

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- - sllll|l0i = neuy ~ G-
- G6elAe1 116eD1 ~ l1enGo6t
~ ~ - = oliDsi111 ~
I s j ! ! T. I 4 49,! = :! =!
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

NEW YGRk.-lt was as an advocate
Of Justice Hughes nomination in Chi
cago that Frederick c. Tanner was
able to win a reelection as Repub-
lican State chairman, over the Barnes
opposition, which tried to dislodge
him in favor of Charles w. Wicks of
Oneida county
WASHINGTON Washington Off
Gals repudiated the argument of the
Berlin Foreign Office to Ambassador
Gerard that no German submarine or
other warship was responsible for the
attack on the Channel steamer Sussex,
on which Americans were passengers,
and which cost fifty lives.
NEW YORK.-Seventy-four prom-
nert members of the Republican party,
including representatives of all fac
tons, have formally declared them
selves in favor of the nomination of
Elihu Root for the Presidency. Sew
enteen of these are delegates to the
Republican national convention.
PORT JERVIS, N. Y.-Miss Alma
Fuller Myers, IS years old, of East
Orange, N. j., for whom the police
Of New Jersey and New York had been
searching, was found by Policeman
Campbell at the Wickham board
ing house, II Broome street, this
~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
CABINETFIXESU.S.
U-B0AT POLICY
President Decides to Ask for
Joint Session of Congress
NEW ASSURANCES DEMANDED
Most Critical Meeting Since Lusitanla
Was Torpedoed, Concludes to Defer
Action-"ReasonabIe Length
of Time," Is to Be Allowed.

Washington. A Cabinet meeting
transcending in international impor.
lance any that has assembled since
the time the Lusitania was sunk a
year ago, has just been held. The
question OF severing diplomatic rela.
items with Germany was discussed in
all its phases. No decision on policy,
however, was reached pending the re-
ceipt OF some word from Ambassador
Gerard as to what the probabilities
were Of receiving from the Imperial
Government an acknowledgment Of
responsibilities for the sinking of the
Sussex and other vessels.
Some members of the Cabinet
thought there was no need to wait.
that the official report of the United
States Naval Attaches of the American
Embassy at Paris who examined the
hull of the Sussex and fragments of
the torpedo which had lodged in the
ship was sufficient basis for action.
The report not only declared conclu.
sively that the vessel was torpedoed,
but identified the torpedo as of Ger.
man manufacture With this evidence
before, the American Government. in
the opinion of some of the Cabinet
secretaries, should act decisively,
Others thought nothing was to be
gained by precipitate action, and that
the United States should wait "rea.
sonable length of time"
Just what will constitute a treason.
able time" is something which time
itself can alone determine. But the
significant and outstanding considera.
ton of happenings was that the
United States Government had made
up its mind Germany was responsible
for the sinking of the Sussex, and
had broken its pledges in number OF
other instances.
Provided Germany does not give q
satisfactory reply to the Presidents
inquiries concerning the Sussex and
other ships alleged to have been at
tackled without warning by German
submarines he will go before Congress
before making the next move.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
Notice To Taxpayers

This is to notify the Taxpayers of Garrett
county that the Annual Levy for 1916 has
been made and published, and to call their
attention to the following abstract of Sec
ton 45, Chapter sec, Acts of 1880, relating to
the discount to be allowed and the interest
TO be charged ON all tax bills:
"All county taxes shall be due and pay
able on the first day of September next sue
ceeding the date of the levy thereof, and on
all county taxes paid on or before the 1st
day of September discount of 8 per cent.
will be allowed and after the LIST day of jan
uary all taxes shall bear interest at the rate
of per cent. per annum until paid. The
Treasurer shall take the discount from and
charge the interest on the tax bills for coun-
tv purposes regularly in the manner afore
said and shall note the same upon the books
and upon the receipt given upon the tax so
paid. But the discount shall not be allowed
unless the whole amount of state and coun-
ty taxes are paid when same is made
J. W. KIMMELL,
Treasurer.