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The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
GENERAL

AFe. Maz Weber, 1lfe Of former German consul at Juarez, Mexico. has filed complaint with she authorities that ahe gas shot at by Q. s. soI- dlers.
 The collapse Of the KorniIoa rebel. Hon has resulted in the resignation Of four cabinet ministers.
 Butter at s1 per pound and milk at 1g cents per quart is the prophecy a to prices this winter
 Dusseldorf, Germany, is suffering a severe attack Of dysentery. Over TOO cases developed insone week recently.
 The public service commission Of Illinois Is out in bulletin asking shippers to cooperate in the quick handling Of railway cars.
 Rev Edward Hubbard. candidate for sheriff Of Stanford county, Ky, killed his leading opponent in Dis. tol battle.
 Rev. (. Armand Miller, a widely known Lutheran minister of Phna. delphia, is dead at his home in Lib. erty. x. 5.
 The Southern Pacific Railway is at present spending the huge sum of s24.. 100000 for new equipment and bet terments.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
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The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
FOREIGN


 Russia is sending hurry-up calls to America for military and mechanical assistance.
 Reactionaries in Germany are form Ing q party to accept no peace except on German terms.
 The Greek authorities are taking steps looking to the ultimate and per- manent opening of the 'Dardanelles.
 President Wilson has one staunch defender in the reichstag who pro claims the president as tho most hon. est enemy.
 The German plan to invade England with an army of 80,0O0 men has been pronounced to be the dream of mad men"
 Teutonic authorities in Seryia have hanged many citizens whose only of- fense was carrying letters.
 The Legion of Death" Russia's women fighters. are in trouble, as the privates claim the officers are too rough.
 Half a hundred officials of the Japa- nese empire are under arrest for graft ing.
 It is said that the central powers arc looking to the conclusion of sep arate peace with the United States.
 It is said the kaiser is using school children in his plan to agitate the central powers hatred of the United States.
 A number of German consuls are gathering at the City of Mexico. indi- eating further deyiltry south of tho kordax-
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
GREATEST SUPPLY BILL IN His- TORY OF UNITED STATES NOW
 READY FOR SENATE.
MAY BE ENLARGED BY SENATE
Seven Billion Dollar Expenditure Measure May Be Raised By Senate Committee When Baker Submits
 New Estimates on Wars Cost.

Washington. The S7,000, ,000. 900 war deficiency bill. carrying huge ap- propriations for the army, fortifca- lions and shipping board, passed the House by a unanimous vote.
 The bill, the largest supply meas ure in the country's history, now goes to the Senate. where prompt action IS expected. It directly appropriates s4.- S39. COG, GOO and authorizes contacts for s2.314O00,O00 additional The big items include:
 Shipping board, S635, 100000 cash as part of the boards construction pro gramme. limited to an aggregate of S1,749,0OO,000; Notifications, s1,495,- 000.0 appropriated and contracts authorized for s975, ,000. .00O more; na- val emergency fund, s100,000, 900; war department emergency fund, s100,000,- 900; construction of additional torpe- do-boat destroyers. S225, 100000 to start a s350,O00,0O0 programme
 Transportation of the army and it's supplies, s35o.000,0O0; army subsist- ence, 100000; quartermaster sup plies, $100,O00, ,000; clothing and camp equipage, s350,O00,O 900 horses, s30, 0,0O0,- 900; barracks and quarters, s49,000,- 900; medical department, s100,000,- 900; engineer department, s105,000,- GOO; ordnance stores ammunition, s39 ,52O,00O; small arms target prac- tice, 5000 900: ordnance stores and supplies, s7O,000,O00; automatic ma chine rifles, s220. .O0O, ,000 and SIS, ,0O0,- 900 more authorized; armored motor cars, s16,75O,O00 and S5.O00,0OO more authorized.
 Aviation, s35,0O0000; naval ord nance and ordnance stores, $12,446,- 48O; ammunition for vessels, $40,000,- 900 and s15.O0O,00O more authorized; batteries and outfits for vessels, s50,- 100000 and S28,00OO00 additional au- thorized; reserve ordnance supplies, $47, 7,500,00O cash and $17,500,O0O more authorized.
 The Senate appropriations commit tee has been at work on the House measure for several days and will hold brief hearings, when Secretary Baker will appear and probably sub init further additional estimates. With new army and other estimates, the i Senate committee may be called upon to increase the bill around $1,0OO,O00,- 600.
 Senate Republicans favoring a con- gressional expenditure supervising committee have been planning to pro- pose such a, provision as an amend ment to the bill, but may postpone their effort in view of the general de- sire to hasten adjournment.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
prRaoaAL

Mme. genBmann-Heinke, the ceIe- brated singer. saved lads fife in Arizona by sucking the poison from rattleenake bite. , 4honae James Abernatby. the u.az with the elge-per cent braiH.9 at liar. yard fae 1oineed tne [. s. army aYiG- tl0n corps.
 Robin J. Flynn, an American amb1- lance dfiyer has been cited in the French dispatches for yalor and bray ery under fire } Bliss Anna [. PrafeF of Michigan city aas sued Edmund Etherlngton of LapoFte, Ind. for g50,oO0 for breach of promise.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
NEWS OF WEEK Told Herewith ID Tabloid
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 Mies Grace Trestle. S1. of Whining ton. Del, lost tie slgnt Of both egez ia n attempt at suicide.
 The Humanitarian Society has de clfed to award President Wagon gold medal for his efforts along that line
 4 workman at the Ffankfort. Pa, arsenal dropped $ tray Of Getonatorg, and three were killed and q injured.
 Alexander gefkmaa, anarlsilst and aEitztoF, nov Out on bond. has been rearrested Tor opposing Che draft.
 The 0Id Folks Home d Weymouth. kass., va destroyed by fire. and sfrs. Mary '. Rosa, s7, Derighed in the flames
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
C1l.aI JIG.

Si1 women who have resumed pick etlng duty around the White House. have been arrested and sentenced to % days.
 plan to check up all the reports Of Usboat einkingg has been developed Dy the navy department.
 Under the law the selling of liquor to United States soldiers can be pun iahed ag reasonable offense.
 II is claimed that the supply of wheat will swamp all the mills of the country in the next two or three week..
 A school for ballooni8ts Is proposed for the soldiers at Fort Sill, OK.
 Maj. Lopez. an Italian aviator at Norfolk, took up Il passengers and spent eight hours in tho air one day last week
 The authorities have decided to keep a close check on all manufacturers of paper in inc future. to see that no ox. tortion is practiced
 The board Of supervisors of Effing. ham county voted, II to 1. and Cum. berland county, z to 3, in favor of bonds to complete the building of the Old Trails national highway.
 one-half of Chicagos bakers will 20 out of business if the Hoover pro. gram of II ounces of bread for 5 esnts goes into effect.
 Bonar Law said in an address that the only thing that saved tho allies from defeat were the mistakes of Germany.
 A party of congressman and sen atorB arc to make tour of tho Ha- waiian islands upon the adjournment Of congress.
 All the recent outbreaks Ut Spring field. Mo. are now blamed on anti. Americans,
 Eggs are to go u0c per dozen soon. E. c. 5. for Hoover. says Senator Sherman of Illinois.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
LABOR

LzaploTsa of Kansas City packing houses On strike for better working conditions h&ge resumed work, as sHeTT point eo1teaded for has been granted
 Cor. Lowaen iE ts take prompt ac- tAea On nlners and other strikes throughout Illinois.
 { large number of operators employ sa Dg the Pennsylvania Railroad are oa strike Tor . E. per day minimum wage.
 Alabama coal miners after having been Fef9sea certain concessions Dy tne operators have agreed to leave the settlement c the matter <0 Secretary Of Labor Wilson.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
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 Frank Fan Ts@esi. farmer e EEls- dale. &lea7 was hanged bg z pose for killing t1e sheriff
 ,. !. 49azt4noase. lately dead. press- ee1t q tag Chemical National 5azk of &ew KCEk. was shost sS99, ,eg9 on z eslatoaeT's zcc9ant
 Leroy :. B1ndy. aegro dentist, who ls charged gita riossag Ia East st. Louis, has iozt his fight zl Cleveland against eztsa1itton, and must stand tsiai Da h1s indictment.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Eood will Min War

Washington.-.F will win the war-don't waste it. is being bIazon- cd on public buildings in nearly every large city Of the country, through co- operation of light companies, adyertis- ing concerns. municipal authorities and the Treasury Department, with the Food Administration. Great sigas are painted for daytime display and the light companies furnish free fhe bulbs and current for illumination at night.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Fix New Waue Scale.

Washington.-Com of new wage scales for all navy yards and ar, senals was announced by the special joint War-Navy-Labor Committee. The revision, which becomes effective as soon as new pay rolls can be prepar- ed, is said to make an average in- crease in maximum rates of nearly 10 per cent and much greater advances in the scale for the lowest grades of skilled labor.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Student Airmen Killed.

San Diego.-Edward M Walsh Jr., and Theodore B. Lyman, student avia- tors at the North Island Military Avla- tion School, were killed when their plans collided about 1,500 feet above ground. Both men were Californians.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Italian Pliers vlctors.

London.-A semi-official wireless from Rome says six enemy airplanes were brought down or compelled 10 land in engagements from September 6 to IA. Captain Baracca won his nineteenth victory, bringing down an airplane behind Monte San Gabrielle Other Italian aviators won their elev. enth, tenth and fourth victories.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Postoffice May Help.

Washington. Exclusion from the mails of certain influential German language newspapers printed in the United States is under consideration by the Postoffice Department as part of the governments determination to prevent circulation of anti-war propa- gsnda
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Wood Huts For Troops.

Berne The American military au- thorities in France have placed through the Swiss Contracting Asso. citation an order for 100000 francs worth of wooden huts, to house troops.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
RUSSIANS CONTINUE
 MARCH 0H TEUTOA5
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 Perfs-TFoops of fhe German crown prince. In z strong afsaok north of tne Afsze. toward t6e Seafc1ates Road. penetrated French positions. bat were promptly efected by eoanter-ae- taeks. costing the TeatoHz heavily n blood.
 London-slr Douglas Haig reported only patrol encounters@
 BerIin--Roumanian local aftacks near Farnffza were frHifless. the at- tackers losing heavily
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Killed While On Duty.

Paris.-Robert P. Hall of Minneapo 1is. a driver in Section 62 of the Hal : ie-Norton Red Cross ambulance se. vice. was killed while on duty al an advanced post. The shell which Ail'Sss \ Hall wounded his companion, E. n Sylvester of Plainview. Minn.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
ls Denied New Trial.

San Thomas ]. Mooney. under sentence of death for murder, growing out of bomb explosion here last year, was denied new trial by the State Supreme Court.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
postnones Graduations.

Washington.-Bec it has de- ferred mobilization of negroes m tne National Army, the War Department postponed the graduations at the he' gro officers training feamp at Fort pes Moines, Iowa, until October 10.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Dry 1O.516. Wet Q ssh

Dallas. Complete figures in local option election in Dallas county show that the prohibitionists polled 1O.516 votes and the anti-prohibition- ists S.564. a dry majority of 1852.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Aid Asked For Prisoners

Washington.-For relief of Ameri- can citizens in Germany or German occupied territory and American pris- oners of war who may be taken by German forces. Secretary Lansing ask ed Congresssto appropriate $SO, 900.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
nr Won zant Dismissed.

London.-Dr. von Zant, the eiYil,an governor of Belgium, has been ul5 missed. says an Exchange TeleslapA dispatch from Amsterdam.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Navy About Filled Up.

Washington-Exc for sklnos mechanics, no more will be accep1eo by the navy for probably tnree months. Secretary Daniels salo oa u number of men now is above zOV'V0V
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
AccIprMTs

Two aYiators at San Diego met death when their machines collided 1,500 feet up. Names were suppressed.
 Fifteen people were hurt. some ia. tally, when two interurban cars crash ee together near Akron, Ohio.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
Certificates All Taken.

washington offering of $500, oo0 900 of short-term treasury certificates, which has closed has been oyersubscribed.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
CONGRESSIONAL

The senate passed bill rcpatriat- Ing all Americans who joined the armies Of the ailies before this coun. try entered the var.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21

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The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21

Amsterdam.-In the recent raid. by entente allied afrmen on the Belgian town Of Roulers, says the Coarier de Ia Mouse, a newspaper of Maastricht, Holland, bomb fell on building near the market and killed or wound cd 900 Germans.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
AECRoLooIcAL

Queen Elenore of Bulgaria, daugh- ter of Prince Henry of Reuss, is dead at Sofia.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21

London.-FieId Marshal Haig. re- porting military operations on the bat tie front in France and Belgium. says:
 Beyond patrol encounters in the Ypres sector in which we secured T few prisoners, there was nothing Of special interest to report
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
woman,s suffraae Defeated.

Portland, Me.-Woman suffrage in Maine was defeated, two to one, at the snecial election.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21
SWEDEN WILLING
 ID MAKE AMENDS
FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS NO MORE GERMAN MESSAGES
 WILL BE TRANSMITTED.

Stockholm Sweden realizes the SC Tiousness Of the situation created by the recent disclosures d Washington regarding the transmission Of Ger man dispatches and expects to take alI steps possible to put matters right. Foreign Minister Lindmaa told the Associated Press during an informal talk. All transmission Of German dis patches had been stopped. he said. and Germany had been asked for an explanation of the abuse of the pTiyi- lege formerly extended.
 h the course of his discussion of the affair with the correspondent Ad- rniraI Lindman brought out the foi- lowing points:
 First-That the Swedish govern ment was not, as alleged in certain quarters, taking the affair lightly, but on the contrary realizes fully the se- rious aspect Of the situation and in tended to do everything possible to settle the problem.
 Second-That transmission Of dis patches on behalf of Germany had been stopped absolutely from the mo ment when the disclosures were brought to the foreign minister's at tention and would under no circum- stances be resumed.
 Third-That had the Swedish gov ernment had the slightest idea of the nature of the dispatches which the German government was transmitting the messages would never have been transmitted.
 Fourth-That strong represents tions had been addressed to the Ger man government on the abuse made of this practice, accompanied by re- quest for explanation to which. how ever, no reply had yet been received.
 London.-Count A. Wrangel, the Swedish minister to Great Britain, and the Countess Wrangel left Lon- don for the continent on few weeks leave of absence. Count Wrangel had a long conference with Lord Robert Cevil, the British under secretary for foreign affairs, presumably on the sub ject of the Swedish-Argentln1a dis- closures. W. F. Bostroem, counsellor of the Swedish legation here, will take charge during Count Wrangels ab- sence
 The departure from London of Count Wrangel lon a holiday" at a moment when his government was embarrassed by the Washington dis closures caused a considerable sSnsa- tion in the capital. Some of the even ing newspapers made the news Of the Swedish minister's departure the feat ure of the day.
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21

Loneon-Ths zone'af statement fz- sued bY the Austro-TIan ngariaa general headquarters as received here, reads:
 seuth Of Seioun. Italian advances were frustrated. on the southern part of fhe BaInsizza hlgnIand the enemy repeated h5s attempt to break through our position. Cur troops. during des- perate and eIose encounters maintain. ed the upper hand, the Italians being driven back
 There have been artillery dHels near GOrizia and on the carso Pla- feau."
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21

Berlin.-The supplementary state ment issued from general headquar- terg says:
 'Jn Flanders there were strong ar tulery dueIs east and southeast of Ypres.
 Before Verdun there was increased fighting activity during the afternoon east Of the Mouse.
 stn the east there is nothing new to report
The Pulaskian., 1917-09-21

PeTograd.-Russian forces on the Riga front continue fo make progress in their drige against the Germans. The Russians occupied q German pe- sition southwest of FHapsal and also forced the Teufons ont of Sadzen farm, fo the south Of Sisseral
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-11-03
LITTLE CUSTOMS REVENUE.

The Daily Treasury Statement for
October 10 is suggestive. 1t shows or
binary receipts of $1,S49, 900 and or
binary disbursements of $11,771,0 900;
and it shows that only $104, 900 of the
receipts for the day were derived from
customs duties. These figures are ex-
ceptional, of course; but they are in
dicative of the trend of the fiscal poll
cy of the Democratic party. The Gus
tom houses now yield the smallest per-
centage of the national income that
they have ever produced and the poli-
cy of the party in power is to render
our tariff income negligible on the
country's balance sheet. AT the same
time the direct taxes are being piled
on thicker and thicker.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-11-03
ALBERT C. ABBOTT.

Mr.. Albert C. Abbott, the Republi-
can candidate for Surrogate of Allan
tic County, is a lifelong resident of
this County, residing at Mays Land
ing. He was Deputy County Clerk
for several years, and while holding
that position, installed an index sys-
tenn in the Clerks office which is equal
to the best in the State. The present
index system in the Surrogate's office
is thoroughly obsolete. Mr.. Abbott
has expressed his intention, hat if ell
ected to the office of Surrogate, he will
establish a no less efficient and COM
prehensive system of indexing in the
Surrogate's Office of Atlantic County.
AS the work in that Office is increas-
ing very rapidly, the necessity for
most up-to-date methods of handling
the business is absolutely required
when expedition and accuracy are to
be considered.
The voters of Pleasantville and vi
cinity should have no hesitancy in
giving to Mr.. Abbott their hearty sup
port.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-11-03
U

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove by death from the
Board of Directors of the Linwood
Farmers Supplies esteemed friend
end Brother, John M. Sutton; there
fore, be it
Resolved, That the Board of Direc-
tors cf The Linwood Farmers Supplies
do hereby express their grief and Ia
ment their loss of the deceased mem
Der, John M. Sutton; and be it
Resolved, That while we do thus
grieve over our loss, we do believe
: 10 be the gain of our Brother, and
that we tender the family our SINGER
est sympathy and condolences; and
be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be placed in The Pleasant
vile Press, a copy be placed in the
hands of the family, and a copy be
spread upon the minutes of this board.
Attest: j. R. SMITH, Secretary.