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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10

Souvenirs Of War Of Indepen dence.
Paris. May 5.-Captain de Pussy.
great grandson Of Marquis Lafayette,
has sent to Ambassador w. G. Sharp
a number OF souvenirs of the war of
independence. They are to be given
to the American committee which has
purchased Lafayette's birthplace and
were received by Captain de Pussy
from His uncle. Senator Edms. U DE-
Lafayette, last direct descendant q,
the famous general. The souvenirs
include a set OF pistols given to La.
fayette by Washington after the sur.
render Of Yorktown.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
GREEKS FIGHTING BULGARS
Under Arms With Allied Forces in
Macedonia.

London, May 9.-Greek troops, fol-
lowers OF former Premier Venizelos.
In conjunction with the French fore
es, have occupied Bulgarian positions
on a front of more than three miles
In the Serbian theater. and repulsed
Bulgarian counter. attacks delivered in
an endeavor to annul the advantage.
This announcement. which was made
by Paris. is interesting as It shows
for the first time that the followers
Of Venizelos actually are under arms
with Allied forces fighting in Mace
donia.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
German's Three Brothers Enlist.

Elgin. ILL.,. May THE thrilling ex-
perience Of Frank Lasher, 10 years
old, who was one OF the naval gunners
on the oil tank steamer Vacuum.
sunk by German submarine recently
has prompted his three brothers to
enlist Leonard, 81. and Philip. 81,
a graduate Of the University of Wis
consin, have enrolled in the officers
reserve corps for training at Fort
Sheridan. and a younger brother, Rob-
ert Lasher, -. has joined the high
schoo! cadet corps at Culver. Ind
Their father Is g business man here
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
CALLS FOR POPULAR SUPPORT
McA0OO WANTS ALL CITIZENS TO
HAVE CHANCE At LOAN.
Small Denominations Of Bonds and
Easy Payment Plan Arranged to
Appeal to Masses.

Washington, May 8.-The food of
subscriptions to the Liberty loan con-
tinued to sweep in upon the treasury
without abatement. officials estimat.
ed that since the last compilation was
made, telegraph offers had been receiv.
ed totalling $172,00O.0O0. Should this
estimate be correct the total thus far
approaches $50O,O00,0OO.
Only the banks and wealthy individ.
uals have been heard from. The small
investors have been silent except in.
directly. Officials believe, however,
that q great army of men of moderate
means are anxious to invest and to
this end program is under consid-
Grafton which will enable virtually
every one in the country with only a
small amount to spare to buy at least
one bond.
Every Citizen to Have Chance.
1T Is intended to make the bonds
Of such denominations" Secretary Nc
Adoo announced, "and the payments
on such easy terms that every citizen
will have opportunity to help. An.
nouncement as to denominations and
payments will be made in a few days."
Mr.. McAdoo is very DESTROYS Of
having the bonds placed with the &C.
tual investing public rather than the
banks. To have the banks absorb
most Of the offering, or even a consid-
cradle part of it, officials feel might
be injurious to the financial system Of
the country to the extent to which it
would tie up funds which ought to bs
kept in q fairly liquid condition.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
GERMAN PEOPLE SKEPTICAL
Taking News Of Victories" With ,
Grain Of Salt.

Copenhagen, May S.-An is appar.
emily not easy sailing for the German
military authorities in their efforts to
convince the people at home that
everything is going we'll on the West.
ern front.
German critics occasionally refer in
their articles to complaints from read
ers on this or that feature of the
war reports, indicating not only an un-
willingness to take the official bull.
letins and the dispatches of the war
correspondents at their face value, but
also that the number of doubling
Thomases is large.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10

German Note Satisfies Argentina.
Buenos Aires. May 6.-The council
OF ministers has examined into the
reply OF Germany concerning the tor.
pedoing OF the Argentine steamer
Monte Protegido and has decided
that the controversy has been set
tied.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
news Of P|LLAGE
BY CUBAN REBELS
REFUGEES SAY lNsURREcTioN
LEADERS ARE DEFIANT AND
MASSACRE PREDICTED.
GOVERNMENT IS HELPLESS
Threaten to Follow Torch With Muir
der II President Menocal Does Not
Step out-AppeaI Made to
Washington.

New York, May s. - Charges that
Cuban negro rebels are burning and
pillaging homes and properties Of
Americans and other foreigners in the
districts of Palmarita, Bayate and Mi
randa, Oriente province, are made by
"a American and British refugees
who have arrived here. They pre-
dicted a massacre of the white resi-
dents unless the United States inter-
venes and asserted that the Cuban
government is powerless to cope with
the situation. Most of the refugees
escaped with only the clothes they
wore.
Appeal to Y. s.
The accusations we're substantiated
by an appeal for aid signed by ZIG
Americans remaining in the territory
occupied by the rebels. The appeal,
the refugees said will be forwarded to
Washington.
The threat of a massacre is con-
tanned in a statement included in the
appeal, alleged to have been written
by General Blaz Maso. The statement
Maso is reputed to have made is:
You will boiler loudest and We will
destroy until your hollering will be
heard in Washington and force Amer
lean Intervention. For the time be-
ing we will not kill you unless you
oppose US. We are only fighting now
with the torch, terrorizing and organ
ixing.
Demand That Menocal Quit.
But II Menocal does not step out
May 20 we will fight and kill. Your
government can prevent this by inter
vention."
The statement concludes with the
following message from the generals
aide:
You will notice that we rebels are
negro to q man. You will remember
the negro rebellion Of 1912 when 5000
negroes were killed in this province.
We remember that. too and now
the death of 5000 defenseless negroes
in 1912 shall now be avenged in .
horrible way. assure YOU
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
TRANSPORT TORPEDOEO
279 BELIEVED DROWNED

London, May %.-rhe British
Transport Arcadian was sunk by
a submarine April Is. Il 10 be.
tIeved 279 men were drowned.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10

Alaska Legislature Adjourns.
Juneau. Alaska, May 6.---The Alaska
Legislature has adjourned. Appropri.
atoms Of nearly $l,5O0.o0o were passed
by the session, including 500. 1000 for
war defenses.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
To Double Whisky Tax.

Proposed taxes on whisky were in.
creased from $1.10 to 1920 a gallon
and on beer from $3.50 to $2.75 bar.
rel. Exempt liquor in dealers pos.
session when the law becomes effec-
tive was made so gallons. These
changes, It is predicted, will result in
almost $50,000.00O additional revenue.
1t was agreed tentatively to increase
inheritance taxes one-third beginning
at the present exemption OF $4,000
and to impose the following for large
fortunes: Above $8,000,0O0 and be-
low $11,000.0O0. % per cent; above
81. 100000 and below $15,O00,00O, Is,
and above $15,O00,000 30 per cent.
Stamp Tax Proposed.
New taxes written into the bill in
clude per cent on all advertising
except newspaper and periodicals; and
on pipeline transportation; charges
on proprietary medicines, a stamp tax
expected to produce $4,000. 900: 10 per
cent on Pullman car tickets; five on
sporting goods; Ave on the factory
price Of new jewelry: 10 cents deck
on playing cards and in addition to
other amusement taxes a one cent tax
on every theater ticket sold to q child
under IL years old.
Efforts still are being made to kill
the proposed increased zone rates for
second class mail matter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
DOUBLE TAX ON WHISKY AND
oNE-ThIRD MORE ON INHERIT
ANcEs PROBABLE IN WAR
TAX MEASURE.
LARGEST FORTUNES TO
PAY THIRTY PER CENT
Stamp Feature Of Act TO include Pull
man Tickets, Jewelry, Playing
Cards and Amusements, Al Of
Which Are Slated for
Assessment.

Washington, May 9. The House
Ways and Means committee adjourn
ed about 100000. 900 short Of the ST..
500, 100000 1t has voted to raise. A
proposed retroactive income tax
amendment. which would yield $780,
100000 during the coming year and
other far-reaching proposals are held
in allegiance for the eleventh hour, II
necessary to make up the desired to-
tai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
TOLD
OF POISONING,
ASSERTS NURSE
Mrs, Sadie Jones TeStifieS in
Ljndberg Trial,

That She told Dr y. / Lawson
shortly after Mrs lcota lndbcrg vi,
taken to the Wesley hospital that the
latter was suffering from arsenic pos.
oning, Wa, the statement made on rhe
witness stand today by Mrs Nadi'
Jones. a trained nurse. at the trial O..
Karl llnIbcrg on 4 charge of vie
murder, today Mrs Jones wa, pul
through a prucling cro,,-cxamlnarIon
but this failed to shake her statement,
materially although ,hc became con
fused a, time,
Was Not Asked TO Leave.
Mrs. lone, denied lhl, Mr. Lind
berg had ever asked hcr to leave TN.
room SO he could talk privately to hrr
husband or Doctor Lawson Nh, ais
denied that Nr, lwdh.rs Nll lnl.
Doctor Lawson after lmdbcrp, arrest
that "kah had been arrested and
want you 10 get HIM ont ol lall
Mr,. lonc, SAID ,h, va, IN the ro.a
al the time tina, Doctor Lawson wa.
there following lwdha,g', arrc,, 0r
Ihlct NIchol, ON charge ~ disturb
lng the peace, hut did not hear 30
conversation reicrrcd tu
"Dld vou suggest tu Mr. lmdbcr-
that Doctor Wells be called IN 10 as
SlSt with the cd>c' Mr. Pearson asked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

THE LINEUP.

POIO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, oct II.
The New York Giant, having executed, =, thcy de
clare strategic retirement to prepared positions
on the Polo Grounds found themselves today tou.
fronting the Chicago White SoN in the third game
oi the worlds soric, The champion, oi the Ma
tional league had their back, to- the wall 10 ward
off the onruShlng pcnnaut winners Oi the Amer
can league who have captured two straight games
The threatening morning CLEARED toward game
time \ w,nlty raShlng wind ,Cuddcd across the
ncld and made the iauS .hvcr Gtound Keeper
Henry labcn reported tha, the diamond va, IN
good shape though the outcr meadows w'rc some.
wha, slow.
Al Dcmaree and Jc0 lc,reau took turns ou the
pitchers, mound IN giving the Giants long ha,
ting practice
Il was noticed that the pitchers kept icedms
the balls around the Giants knees IN order that the,
might &c, plenty OF practice 10 nee, CN6ttc'S low
ball pitching
Before the players took the field the player
gathered around the plate and an American fla.
presented To Corporal towdN who Is now n
the OHIO national guard
The batteries Tor Chicago are Ccotic an,
ntou and Rafidcn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
GENERAL carp
WILL co INTO the
REGULAR ARMY
.Okabo0d AdjUta0t Recon-
Wc0dcd for Commission.
MAY BE AN AIDE TO 0'NEIL



nc I''lgn1Il"u "I NdlulAn' Ncne 81
\n,cl larp ru accept commission IN
rhr uurI State, ann, ,,,,.,cJ o
.,.,,r..,..,
wv" y N''''' " '''''' 'n'''
Governor Recommends Him
,Cwcrnor William, and IIrg Gcu !
+ O'\rl h,,, recommended :, u,.
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wal Impairment 'l''' ''n'''' ra'P u.
commissioned ana Hcncral ONc' Is
"uNi"uN r. annex che Oklahoma LdIp
tam, t.. N'' ,lAii Al lamp Travis II g.
W"hd'lr mat General tdrp viii h.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Priest Accuses Judge
Cnnpf.pntinnnlist, Gath.t

DOltNBtS. OHIO Oct IN prac.
u.all, an ul the leading congregational
ministers ui the country aud man,
puwurr, h,mcu o' that church vctc
her, loda, to attend The opening session
Oft ve,ks meeting ui the national
council ui me- Congregational churJhc,
.o' me United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
lie Denies II.

lie Denies IT,
NEW NORk, O,, 10 Jeremiah
q I cary prcNdrn, I'd tho American
ruth society. dculcd hrrc hc had ever
hid auyth,ng To- d. with pro German
,iho,agc ~ munrou, plants M this
country or kr,w ANYTHING about IT. l'
indicated m dispatches from the Hcr-
man foreign office to former German
ambassadors ,on lcrnNiurii, given ou'
by Secretary u, State lauS,ug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Easy Payments Arranged.

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ra ,u'' way W. vs. p'LL,
Tho o,,,,, i,r the ,n,,rr county. Ok
'ahoma City included. T., Sj,220OOO. said
Mr. Nee
Several local bankers aid ,udlv 'ha'
NE 81 down and dollar week plan
which WAS instituted m the sale OF
bond, OF the iir,, liberty loan issue.
has proven entirety unsatisfactory t.
hem
MANY Fail TO Pay
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Wi, ,'a'' ',', afternoon ''' Nhea',an0
W" '"u"'' ' ''''',' ''. '.,"'"' N"' ~
.h,y VIII resume 'N''' WORN gl p','NS
n'her'N oond ad'cr',>'m'n''. , o'N nave
Dc'n very 'u'.t',,inl ID VIC o'h'' town,
'l nc county "h''n ln'N nave N,''o
ana mol one person va, 1ol''''l ''
having inc posters p''''I u" 'n'',
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Fair and Colder,
Weather Forecast

LOCAL FORECAST and colder
tonight. wltN frost far and warmer
thursday, probably ta0r thursday and
Friday
STATE FoRECASr-rorlaht tsir and
colder In southwestern portion, with frost
Thursday falr and warmer; probably TAR
Friday and Saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
JOHN BARLEYC0RN
DRAFTED BY BRITISH

lONDON Dn ~ Beginning TODAY
the admiralty announces that /, will
commander an rum N the Kingdom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Grand Jury to
Probe Norman
Wine Seizure
Petitions Being Circulated for
an investigation of Father
Meters Charges,

\ grand jury ,nvcSugallon oi the
,hugc, oi Father Meter ol the Nor
man a,hohc church tina, county ol.
uull, drank ,a,ramcn'al wine which
had been ,clicd hy the ,hcrlll may he
ordered soon and the state may take q
hand IN tho probe II vas Indicated to
day
One Petition Sufficient
several petitions addressed ro De.
,rct ludgc Y u Nwdnk are being Clr-
,uld,cd IN Cleveland county requesting
grand Iury ,p"r'nga,lon OF Father
Meter, charge, Ono oi these which
/, N the hand, oi ! | Prescott oi Nor
uan, Ia, 10 ,igncr, and only 100 are
necessary for the calling oi grand
jury Three other petitions are heinp
circulated. onc in the Noble and Lex
lnglun viCln,IicN one near Ncwala and
one m the Denver ue,ghburhuod
Some time ago Attorney General
< = Freezing was directed hv Governor
William, to Investigate the incident a,
Norman under the attorney general
hrll. which provide, ior the removal OF
uilrcr, As the Mccullough case was
p,ndinV m supreme court At the time
Attorney General trcclup hold Mp the
w.c,ugatlon expecting that the con
,r'nIiJnallly ol The attorney generals
hill would enter into tn, case
Frseling May Act
The supreme court yesterday dis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
EVANGELIST KILLS
ONE, SHOOTS TWO;
THEN IS WOUNDED
Gun Play in indiana Courtroom
Causes -Four Casualties,

HAMMOND, Ind, oct 10
Drawing two rcyolvefs, Oscar
lSndmeisser, an ilinetHnt cvAnrel.
it, shot Fred Bayne OF Indiana
Harbor in crowded courtroom
here today and seriously wounded
two other persons The evangelist
was then shot and seriously wound
ed by two court attaches.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

SCIdlk lork Benton and RatiiT
that Umpire Klein would the decisions the balls
strike, while Umpire on oughn would be first base Evan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Plenty Of Money Available.

For this purpose Bernstorii was 70
haze all necessary funds andSsNas ,l
employ Americans as his agents
|, Is considered possible that ,hs
persons named were unawar, Of recom-.
menia'lons mvol,ipg them that ha !
hccu made hv the German foreign g..
ii,e II the state department has fur.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-13
Reeves to Speak at Sunday
School Rally at New Paris

lansburg. Mrs. Susan Mckee and Mrs.
A. T. Barber were recent guests of
Mrs. Lizzie Miller at dinner. The
annual Miller reunion was held Sun
day at the home OF MeSdames Henry
and E. w. Miller. The following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Wester-
field, and daughter Marine, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Folkerth and daughter,
Margaret, Mrs Emily Morrow. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Miller. and son Erdith. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Curtis and son Robert,
all of Greenville, O., Miss Naomi and
Richard Alexander, Dunkirk, Robert
Callaghan. Lancaster. o. A. Brand,
Toledo. Miss Sarah McGrew, Gratis,
Ohio, Mrs E. w. Miller, Miss Lorena
Miller, II. B. Miller. Mrs. Henry Miller,
of New Paris Miss Inez Sinck OF
Troy, O., is the guest of Miss Angela
Kimmel near Gettysburg. Rev. Mr..
Ewry has been assigned to the Metho-
dist church, New Paris. by the West
ern Ohio Methodist Conference, which
made its assignments Monday at the
close OF the weeks meeting at Ada.
o. Rev. Ewry comes here from Union
town, o. Rev. Frank F. Mclaughlin,
pastor at New Paris and Gettysburg
the past two years has been assigned
to Harrison, o. New Paris is station
charge now, and is cut off from Gettys-
burg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-13

"Aye," they agreed. There be many
in Khinjan!" Mere mention of the
place made them regard Orakzai Pa
than and hakim with new respect, as
having right of entry through the for
hidden gate.
Then | have it," the Pathan an
nounced at once, for he was awake to
opportunity. Many of you can hard
ly march. Rest we here and let the
hakim treat you. Bull-with-a-beard
babe me wait here for a letter that
must go to Khinjan today. Good. |
will take his letter. And in Khinjan
will spread news about pardons. 1t
is likely there are fifty there who will
dare follow me back, and then we
shall march down the Khyber like a
full company of the old days! Who
says that is not a good plan?'
There we're several who said it was
not, but they happened to have moth
ing the matter with them and could
have marched at once. The rest were
OF the other way of thinking and
agreed in asserting that Khinjan men
were a higher caste of extra-ultra
murderers whose presence doubtless
would bring good luck to the venture.
These prevailed after considerable
argument.
Strangely enough. none of them
deemed the proposition beneath Kiln
jan mems consideration. Pardon and
leave to march again behind British
officers doomed bigger in their eyes
than the green banner of the Prophet,
which could only lead to more out
rageous outlawry. They knew kim
jan men were flesh and blood-hu-
mans with hearts-as well as they.
But caution had voice yet.
she will catch thee in Khinjan
Caves" suggested the man with part
of his nose missing. she will have
thee fiayed alive!"
Take note then, bequeath all the
women In the world to thee! Be thou
heir to my whole nose, too, and a
blcssing!" laughed the Pathan, and
the butt of the jest spat savagely. In
the Hills there is only one explanation
given as to how one lost his nose, and
they all laughed like hyenas until the
mullah Muhammad Amin came rolling
and striding back.
BY that time King had got busy
with his lancet, but the mullah called
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-13

NEW PARIS. O., Sept. 13.-Miss
Roxy Cussins returned Wednesday to
her position at Anderson. Ind. after
spending her vacation with her sister.
Mrs. Lee Baumgardner.. Mr.. and
Mrs o. H. King are entertained dur
ing the rogue tournament, Mr.. and
Mrs Finnell and daughter, Miss Daisy,
of Greenfield. Ind. Mrs. Marcus
Penland went to Dayton Wednesday
to visit her son Ralph. members OF
the aviation training camp. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Westfall went to New
Madison Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Westfall's mother, Mrs. Sarah
Odell. +. Mrs. Susan Mckee entertain
ed q family party at dinner Sunday.
Mrs Paul Ziegler and son of Dayton.
being among the guests. :. Harry S.
Reeves of Richmond, Ind, will give
Jefferson Township Sunday School
convention. which will be held Sunday,
Sept. %, at the u. 3. church at Pleas
ant Hill. The reports OF the Marion.
O., convention will be repeated, and
the township school reports will be
presented, while a good round table
question and discussion will be part
of the program. :. The S0th annivers-
airy will be celebrated by the local
Christian church congregation next
Sunday by an all-day meeting, at which
I. J Cahill of Dayton. will be the prin-
cipal speaker. 1t will be rally day in
all departments and pleasant time Is
anticipated by all. J. NJ. Sawyer. c. l..
Reinheimer and George r. Critics,
pastor, are the committee in charge.
At noon time big basket dinner will
be served Messrs. Lybarger and
Nicely of Toledo, O.. came Tuesday to
spent several days inspecting and re-
pairing machinery in the Reinheimer
Quarries. :. Mrs Sarah White Of Hol.