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The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
OTHER WAR PROBLEMS SWEPT ASIDE
BY IMPERATIVE DEMAND FOR MORE
SHIPS: u. S. PLANS SWIFT ACTION
Output of All Yards
Must Be Forced
On Huge Scale
BY GAEL ID. GROAT

(Stan Correspondent United -Pyess.)
WASHINGTON. May s,-Means OF
getting vast Numbers OF ships swopt
aside practically all other govern
mental war topics today. Face TO
face with the grim realization that
German submarines are eating into
the wdrids tonnage alarntngly fast.
the government prepared % push
thru congress at once tts btfl Civ
lng President Wilson a diotsfnriAl
power over ships and ship yards
Food questions. serious as they
still are; discussion Of dfspatoh cf
troops 70 France-all these matters
went by the board IN the over
whelming problem of more shippins
in order that Germany may not tTd-
umph IN her plan to bring England
10 her knees.
The government bin, practically
ready for definite action, proposes
that the president. If necessary. can
commander all ship yards. all
ships, and control the use OF steel
mills
Government statiTfcs showed that
even its present program OF turn
ing out 100000 tons Of wooden ships
month is inadequate 20 keep pace
with Germany's now admittedly de
vsstating T. boat toll.
seventy-oue German and Austrian
ships of 55 900 ytons now tn
erued viii be ready u augment
the American merchant feet with
IN q few months if was officially
announced today and II is assumed
these VII b. pe' ln.o service ~
once RcpaI ere ro,nr forward
rapidly on l vessels damaged by
me Tewons before seizure
As tho government plan stands
now. shiDyards VIII be forced to
grind out small wooden and sreei
cssols ON SIAN 'ardIlod plan ~
rare fr greater than ever before
estimated
The government has learned with
shock that many yards bre sc
ron-'ng slow time contracts tor o.
sells OF alien ownership. sReep
aside patriotic requests FOR Per
haps far more lucrative business
Aside from orfolsl warnings o.
tire serlousness Of the submarine
situation. voiced by cabinet n--n
for the first time YESTERDAY the
chipping board dlseioses that the
whole worlds ship output the re'et
four months cannot eSeee5 ore
fifth Of the monthly losses ~ tor
pedoinq-f the present average a.
Prussian destruetion continues
Tho concern evidenced D. ~.
thorIues followed conferences With
Allied comnliss sioncrs and receipt
of figure showing that Germany's
UboRt harvest is reaching Tar grea,
sf total than, even The peutons
themselves had anticipated
The practical upsho' ~ the or.
cial warnings it g. thought ny
many. viii be "a force upon the ma
uon The realization thai. as secre.
tary Lane said yesterday lhe war
viii be fought on this side OF ne
Atlantic n we do not beat The Ger
mans TO IT,
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
u. S. Public Getting Facts, Says
Lord Northcliffe; Declares U-BoatS
Cannot Win War for Kaiser

Cseusing a nationwide doubt as 20
whothcr Brltafa has been telling the
fun truth regarding the German sub
marine successes aud the campa gu
cu the west front the United Press
today put Tho question squareiy up
tn Tho best posted man IN the British
empire Lord NorthchGe. and incurred
whether America is getting al the
facts
in addition, the dltAcul,y ~ Ameri-
cans aCceptinC uureservedlN Britain =
fioue aud dcmocracles wlile The
Irish question is unsettled. WAS point
ed ouf tia request made fof an
authoritative Statcment ~ England =
atfitudc
AR an indication ~ the Importance
attached to the inQulr riea by the Brit
an foreign office the rcsultlng IN
torvfaw wae cabfed 20 the United
Press tosav over the British govern
rnent's own line. evidently a. tho sug
restion Of the foreign ofhceD
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
URGE MERCER OF
CANADA ROADS
Combine Best Policy Says Re
port of Royal Com
mission

OTTAWA. Ont, Nav 20--U ni.ioa.
ton % an Canadian railways, with
Tho exception of thc Canadian Pa
ciGc system under obe ownership Be-
advocated in the renort OF the royai
commission appointed 10 inquire In
20 Canada's transportation situation
Government ownership was de
plored IN the report
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
TO BAR VICE
FROM CAMPS
L. S. Soldiers VIII Be ThorOly
Protected. Says Or.
Vaughan

ANN ARBOR. Mich. May ALI
United States army camps arc 70
BE- thoroly safegua4ded from vic
and liquor, according 20 Dr v S.
Vaughan. dean OF the medical col
lege of the University Of Michigan
md a major In the medical corps
OF the United States army
Dr Vaughan would not discus
The details OF the restrictive meas
rres. bur declared that tLcy would
be effective.
Our new spldiers VIII be sste
ruarded a. soldiers never were be
fore." he said
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03

cause ne hasn't gone far enough in
promise OF reforms. he is blamed
by other parties FOR maladmin,stra.
uon OF the food control
Reports OF new peace offer from
HorweE have crystallized this OPP
position. The junkers and big man
ufacturers fear Hollweg may Try 20
announce Germany's willingness 10
make peace by returning the indus.
trial sections W BelEum and France
she now holds HindenburE IS be-.
INK advanced by this class az Holl-
weg's enemies as bis logical sue.
Cessor.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03

sgures are serious. The govern
ment does not prevent our newspa-
pers from saying so. nor prevent
American correspondents from say
ing 50. The government will, | be-
lieye, very soon publish the full
facts and figures. as soon az they
can arrange the matter with our
French and Italian allies.
II do not hesitate TO say in my
newspapers that the submarine
menace is the greatest difficulty we
have had so far, bur 70 pretend that
the war can be won by the eubma-
ripe Is preposterous.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
BRITISH GRAIN FOR
HUMAN FOOD ONLY

LONDON. May 8-Thc food con
troller Lord Devonport has order
cd tha after Nav q maize. barley
and oafr and fheir products arc t0
be- used onlr for seed or for human
and auimaLfood -Tapocs saEo and
srrowroo, pili be restricted 70 use
as human food
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
SLEEPER SIGNS
BONE-DRY BILL
Measure Makes Il a Misde
meanOr 10 Have Liquor
I'm Possession

LANSING Mich. May Gov
sleeper latc Wednesday signed the
Damon dry bill which makes b. O.
asdcmeauor for amy person TO have
rfuor % bis possession except for
medicinal. mechanical or sacramen.
faI purpose ailer May D. 1913.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
8 ROCKINGHAM
TARS MISSING
Thirty-three Sailors Rescued
From TOrpedoed L. 5.
Steamer

LONDON. Mas The l' men
% the armed American steamer
Rockingham reported missing aftcr
The sinking ~ The vessel by q
German submarine Wednesday aSter
MOON had not been heard from early
today
Boats containing the remaining 33
men or Tho crew we're picked up yes
tcrday
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03

Several educators ~ wide promi
nence are to address Tho Georgia Ed
irrational association st r7 annua
meeting opening today a. Macon
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
U'b0ATS SIN faster
Than WORLD Can BULL


Left, Theodore Roosevelt as he
looked as Rough Rider" in the
Spanish American war, and as he
looks today. ready 70 organize
division TO go into the trenches in
France.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03

W You Wave UheumHfisnf
TAKE Mount clemens mineral baths
-Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03

PrfrtipR- the uisfn neat kiud-sh-f
A. -fahf--- Tanaaa lah nana---1atn xH1n.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-03
Save for Country and Sell

Save your time and your eyes by reading The Times
Terse style; the whole story one page; not
superfluouS line on any page. Large type.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

anaTnndr borenon ocrtcn eeben oieie uL Die onT&efneno uitts
|8eneres 81 TIM bdbeI os nit pifigem 2iheln ben @tnorud 81 ber.
.breiten ais Oh fe ipNen, mos fonuRn mrh. Ge inmr GIeih nit jrneu
swcnn Se, Hebe Jraa n, mdnen Rde folgen pollen" inO 10 Der leben
5rou u ODER Dem Ie6en 6reuno . unnohge MngIt, unn6tige Sorgen,
tno Dor allen innotge ffnan5ieae gtnbube berurIaden.
@ement, un6 6atlid in Der @~nfunOgung geioat, lit Sos, mas in
ben aorpOrationen ais p6eatibes aamtaI" mgeegt it, in 0a1fden Sir.
men, b. b. uiht 6irme, oercn SnIaber oetide Nanen tragcn o@r ans
9etihIano itnntneL icn6ern in 9Gtblono 8e8iebunqen BADEN. Sc.
meint lit @elo, 0as bier felt @egnn 6es arieses, fat alto orci Sabre,
lag, I'M nn Gnoe besidbeu fir &ObmoeroL fir Cotton, fir ocS mo
0as 3u 3oben. 0os Die 2eutiden fir cine 3nflnft oes fie0iheu SanOeIs,
fir 0s aule6en ibrr 6rieoensnottren bier eefauft bohen abr ntbt
gemeut fnO Ole puar buuoert Collars of Der Sparfafe oMr Die
gaufeGs
sn gGenih rdB beutc, pe melt Der aonereB acben mag, mcn Der
arieg mOaaert. aber ieoer pernhnfige 9fenih ipae piHeuL OB 6as
&orgebeu, DS Der aongreB 0urd ilngft erIaiene @eete geaeu 0eufde
SnereFn IN oen Ser. Staten bettmHt bat, fh nidt af 6en %freoiden
arbeimoen &eihsoatrhet Den igenonnten gfleincn gaonn", erpredt
Ter 1T menn er MIR boren mill, nenn er MIR fh nitt bon sen Super.
tlusen bef1noig aes l~tam6aIide in Ole Sbren bIaen Iofen noltc bier
INNER nod %unbebin0et Der gbt iefuer arbet mad, Der lit aud ibt
uibt genent.
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Gin crfrem[itbes 5eidben.

Sit mId b~eoetenber Aeie fb Der 9anoeI ga0amarf0s, Der BON
8aAtslpagen h1on LANCE uns geboren foIte. unferen 9an0e 3uaDen0et
se9t ats Der GI1fnbr IN Dem SEEN gofer 9aen uabreuo 0s berfIeHenn
f@Ronats September bernor. Sic gtnfubr ans europa bot oaeroings
.se8en BEN forrefponoierenoen Monat 0g 8orufres I'M 6 gPtQionen OBJ
sAeuomHens nagegen lit oe eihubr aus g2oro- 1no 3entrol44merifa bon
81 9iatoen Collars nuf IT Ifaonen Dollars geite9en. Ger Support
&HH SnoomerIfa 1T i'm lebfer September I'M s 9filionea Dollars uno
&c aus nfatfiAen 21n0ru ioaar nm II Miqionen 8oldrs gGtiegen.
Eros 0s Ansfaaes oes europdiiden enpofes lift Die @eiandeinhabr
~n 0a ReD Dorfer 8aEn I'M berfoHeuen 9onat bon SO Miaionen Col
khrs off nnhssu 100 WRinionen Golors g%ehgen.
Ngonoers erfreAith tit Die gaualtiae 3unabme rnisres Sanoes NIT
<|aiodnerfd felt Beginn Ds Sobres. 9ie AusuHr aus ben 8ereinigten
*sEaaten nod Gn0auerifn behug in ben erfen s 9Ronaten Ds iebigen
hHres 4~0fs925000 Dollars, cine 3unn6me bon "a 9rBent gegen Die
acknowledgment 5 Mionate bes gorabres. Die genmteinfu5r as
AEoaHeefa betrtg Dabreno os genonnteu 3enratmes 723,495000 Dol
.as mas gleidfaAs cine 8nd be6etenoe 3uHa5me gegen Dos @ms
NMg beDaapt
Gin hstdhtidu Gil 0s fuodmerifaniihen @eidaHes lift 10 III oG
NHlnK 11nDe geldngt uno e lit j@t Sahe unerer anaHmte. fh 0aa
#sFiaIe anti 0ie GaAer 5u fdan. Gle jest gum groBen &ee ~IabmgeIegte
aenIrrrens Gnropds fam Danrn0 o~usgeihn1et meroen, nenn unpre
1sHaante 6iaTldtih Der 8areH Die Der 8eDingungen beieben 9fd0e
zHTdIa9grs ne fire ewopaifden aonfurrenten e~ngeidlasfn bo6gt Ser
8sa aau III gebnbnt lmO Is Rebt nun. Die errlngenen Gortete felt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

bel. Gas u~eugepr1gte @ort rfnos
hentroden" erregte ibren Bioeritarl0
uno mitBte sur Gie6erIoee oes
amendments filbrer. 8enn aud Der
4usgaie Der @abl bon Dem liberia
Zen 8iirgertum freu0ig bagriiBt miro
uno alS Elm SdIag eegen ben 6ara-
tismus 81 be5eidnen lit, 10 bIei6t
Soma bod ebenio trofen, mie 5ubor.
IGie 6rage lam rrit in Der naditen
8obI ibrer 2oiufg eutgegangefiibrt
Der0en. Grra Die Gitberufung Der
jeeigm 2eaislotur mare nihts ge.
nonner, oenm Die 0ebrbeit oerielbeil
'iett iid nls lauter 5onniitern 6u-
ianfmen 81 ltebt 8a befiirdteL 0nb
Die bei0en berridenben garteien iidl
in Der 5rage uidt I'm IiberaIert
Gimme ailbern iuer0en, oenn Sic Gr-
fabrung IN ben Iebten 9Sa6ren bot ges
.lebrt, OaB es al @}Gnnern febIt, bic
ben nloraIii6en @int baben, fir
lire lle6er5eugang ein3utreteHL
90 pie ole 506e iid geltaltet BAT.
beoarf es einer itHabbangigen geDe.
gung I'M 8olte. INT bier @moel
sum 8eiiern 5n idaffer.
Gas LIBERAL geiinnte 8irgertltr1
muR fir ole Grm0hluna bon 9Rins
nern, obne Hidfdt aitf oeren 8ar-
teiIteaung. eintreten. Wl1nner, Die
ni6t bon Dem grobibitionspabn
mgefroufeIt fin6, uu6 iDenn er.
ipdblt, ben ougeeipro6enen @iIlen
Der @dbler CUR @eltunq bringen.
uie CT iid in Der SbesialnaH fun0.
gegeben bdt. @teid8eitia m6ften
mir bier ~BerborbebelL oaB Die grobe
Rebrheit 0es Iiberolen Glenentes
geeer. Die @ie0erfebr 6es amerifoni.
i6en Saloons lit un6 tpir6 sd benz.
ieiben IN ie0er @eie mioerieben.
Cos 8robibitionsilbe[ iod un6 bari
Inidt ourd bos anOere uebeL ben
bisberigen nmeritamihen GoIoon,
leriest Dereen. @an oarf bier uidIt
Dergeiieu, Oab Is Oieier SalOon NIT
an ieilen 8egLeitaideinnnsen mar,
Ser Dos lIebel ber grobibitioH ber.
onfbeIdgporen Bat.
lepatsii Bluffs Greis ssreis.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
3nm grabi6itionsfampf in Soma.
1eIt Dem N8IDerruf 0es 0roitlIder

Set Dem NlDerruf oes oroitlIderl
o9i1lIct. geieses~ erfreute fi6 Ger
IStaat Soma ben boQen Gegmtngen
elmer ollgemetnen 9robibitiou. Gas
IaIte 3nangsgeieb plrbe ieoo6 be-.
.oeuten0 baritarft ourh 0as bonn
aonqreB erIafeue gGeeo ameno-
merit 6as Den @erian0 bon geiitis
gen @etrdnfen aus nnIien in trodene
5taaten bel Itrenger Strafe unter.
iagte. gnrd Die beriHhte 9eubele.
BURG Der beralteten oglalten Ole.
iebeu" ourh BEN aa5u eifrigen @e.
neral StaatgmfUalt Sauner, Dliroe
Der 3uitanb uro Druid inter ben on.
getDan0ten 8nongsgeieben nod me
ertrdglider, nte 8itnor. Gin 0umpfer
'@roG hemddtigte iid Der 8epoI-
|terlina. 8eraoe In oieIe Bet fiel
Die @0bl 5ur 9lbltimmung ilber bic
I@orlage sir G~infabrltug eines gro.
Ibi6itions amendments sur Stnats,
DerFaiiImg. @rgrinmten Screens
giugeu Die giiraar sur 8oblurue
un0 frob Den 9lnltreaquneen Der 9o.
Inatifer, tptlroe Oas amenbment ge.
Iidlngen. es mar Elm Sieg, Der ieine
I@irfung and ouf on0ere Staaten
alts6e9nen nurfte.
DDS ieBige 9robibitionsgeies
fpitrDe in ben letteu 25 Sabren
ourd eth Iogeaanntes ogluId.
@eieB4 gum 8eil qemil0ert oenn in
Igourtps uno Gtdoten, mo- 6ie Sir.
lger cine 9etition Der Stimmgeber
Ibeim gonttD Got einreihten u1b
lbon 0emieI6en ols ridtig befrn6qn
Durog fonflfa oas @robi6itionsgeies
lGuf flint Sabre o~ufgd5oben un0 Der.
@etrieb bon @irtid0ften getattef
meroen. Gelbit in Ben trodenen
Counties tonnten bic Begner bes
|SalDors, Die ieood benz @enub zines
guten Sropfens nidt obgeneigt ma.
rer, ben notigen ge6arf bon Nus,
marts besieben. Gas aeeo 4men0s
Intent m0fte oielem @ebranh Elm
I@Hoe mo Gas mar felbit Den @eg.
|nern oeg SaLoons, Die germ einen
6es erfriidenoen aN1B@ III
ibren aeler bobeb pputeH, bod 81
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Nus Council Bluffs.
gadlsa6lnna Der etimmtu.

Die .3rodenen" fn0 betanntlid
nidt nit Dem ausfoa Der @nbl sii'
friebpn uno b1bep uHter Der Sci.
tung oes famoien Staots General.
4nipoItes 9abner cine Nod3dbIiyna
Der Stimmlen 0urfgeiebt. Der
County saat mubtc ON 6reitns sic
5ablung norrebmen iDobei ole
We9rbeit Der yNaiiens ouf 1877 re.
ousiert rUltrOe. Sn alien J1Hen nur.
Sen ole Stimnl3etteL fporaif oie
Stiumeeber, nultnt elm areus IN
Dem @iered binter benz @orte So
81 MAIDEN, Das @ortden $50 ooer
aud ges 0nbirter fdriebeh Der.
worfen. Gin gutes Ding lift &c, 6aF,
oos ges ebenio oft geldrieben fuur.
be ais ons go, ionlt uhr6e bos
asHaIbeHsent nod sur @BHabme &c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

oefirdtctIten. @enu Sic obtr mad.
lam lino uaO Saa nddilen Qngriff
abidlagen, iu0en Sie Die &ront.
beitsfeime nustreibeu, iin0 Sie &c.
rettet.
g9artrt nidt Bis otr ansriff In
boiler araft it, ionSarn bcgiunt iest
nit Dem Ginneblaen bon @. g. g.
Dem mun0erbaren @lutreinigungs.
mittel, meldes Ole Seine pertreibt
un0 oos @llit reiniat. Gisie Waeot
ain Bat in Der Seilume bon gbet.
mdtismus groBe @rfoIac alliSuipsliet
uno miro oih Sbnen belten. 6. q.
Q. mirO in aIlen 9lpotbeten perfauft,
earelbi beuit nob ali unfcren meblBiriItei
GireElqg eer 1bnel ittieg Hesi5tHilaeH Mat
be3ialln Shre5 eigetel Sales aepeu rum.
a6refc GiUit epetilir Co., 1Be 8 elpiit
9appraiore, e%ltIatia, Go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
@laiterfabte rnS stabtfmniter.

Set orei8ebn Snbren beltebt In
4merifa cine ginri6tune, bic nidt
iebr biel bon iid reoen ma6t, aber
oafir nm 10 mcbr tiit. Gle nenHi
fi9 beiaeioen .ameriean gitisens
Union. SIR 3iDed 1T, 0obin an
iuirfen, baB Die amerifmii6en
St1nte beiier un6 idJ5uer alisaebaut
fperoerb ol5 fne in Der Gle Der @rin.
onngen entitart0en inio. Gas 1T Elm
uberails Ioblides @eItreben. IS
5eigt, 0aB and bier5ulonoe 0as
Shone nlllmabIidl, iuenn olih nidJt
geraOe ben Sieg iiber Dos 9raftilde,
10 oo@ SuminOeit Die @leihitellling
0amit erringt.
Gos SoeaI 0es on1erifmiIHen
StdDtebanss par bisber bas GAof,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

lan9en. Gs 1T uaaIuu6li6. michel
geoafenIoie Sttmmgeber es imHer
nod giebt. Die 9reIie aa6 fd REQ.
lihe @liibe Die 9frger oariiber auf.
sutlaren uHO bod gIauben gicle
INNER nod, ibren aigenen @ea elm.
idlagen 5u fonnet, UNI ibren 8iaen
tnno 5u geben. Ger einSige Sroft BEL
Der Sahe lit Der, 6ob es oerartigc
Stinlmgeber ouf bei0en Seitpn giebt
Die Aie0erloge Ser .Srodenen@
lhein trot Der 9nd3dbIlng eefidcrt
81 iein, 0enn Die Serren 4robibitio.
IiIteu iiBo eara mailsdeuItiI &C.
porbeT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
ylss Bodsbcrn ioacr,.

1e MaHridt ooB bic aeeieruHg ourd ben neugnnnuten 8erpeFr
Nz6zAaRk @iaeIuHa. ODER mas b1nit gleihbeoeuten0 III, @iaenham Der
0uE BcfAlaq bregen Bir0--eiqenhIn, 0as nnA Den ner-
S6enea @errxhnangea bon 200 ailioHen bs elmer giaion aldatt
MIR farhhsr, aaanberlei aoniufoH in ben @0pfn biear
SxEsnA Die zBarnaang lit oe3bolb pohl nidt berfrabt, fh Dor nlem
81 aagh Ar auiHganeno IN Better, freAn0ihoftIider 45fat l~ange9en0en
|@i.aAdher nHo phfiqeu 2eahen, Die Dos @ros baben padieH b1rea
g 1of 0He fIpden Idafen. ms 8ofsborn ingeH al Infen.
6 aslfl Is auA int arHen NuseabHd Der A~nflnoigthg ndt gar fIr
S. 8aa. ne nett Der 9eruefer inter Dem nelen aft os aongreHes
zH Iuir1. CDR eeben Enms 10 1T es cod bette far, onB Die 9efhlog
zH nidf bic GAtbabea Der sHenen 2eate@ in Gpnrbanfeu, nidt DasI
z1sn 0eS feta9feu @bcpanes, 6ds ber fIefBig genrbef4, mo ieg int
a<n1 nit 1a geiken oes 9nn6es, oas ihm GoitreunoldaFt BOT. ieuHenI
6aIea naz8eaonaen 1T geneut i'll. nn6 eerabe 1nter ioIhen Iei0eri
81 acknowledgement. aA5a ledt nuF ons @ereoe Der aeperbsmlbieen
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Git trnearrn tire Anariffe NIT Gin
tritt Aes faIteR Metters.


@ieaeidt naren Gle elmer Der
@liidliden, ueIhe ndbrenO Der
tpnrmen Sobresseit nidt inter 99cl.
Hdtismis litten. Manhmnl liegen
oieie Gdmer5ensteufeI bis gum Gin.
trift Der fulten @itterung nnt1tig.
2aiIen Gle iid ober nidt tauiden.
Neun Gle ou9 n6bren0 oes parmen
@ctters feline anfGae botten, finoet
Iih oiele beim @intrttt oes 8inters
fderIid elm uno Gle iino, fnls sic
nihtodtiam iuaren, nbernals Elm
bilfloies Spfer oerielben.
&rnnfbeit lit Der erobte 8eino
Der Menibbeit uno 3%bermatismis
lit cine Der e~rbarmmgsIoieiten un0
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1917-07-12
For the Don't Worry Club.

Emancipation. or. perfectly de-
angered and de-worryized mind, can
only be secured through conviction of
its possibility. and not simply through
an intellectual admission of its pos
sibility. Faith Is the prerequisite of
every successful accomplishment In
life. knowledge and the appreciation
of the power of the mind over phan-
toms of its own creation. and. conf
dence to expel them. is as necessary in
menticulture as is the confidence OF
the gymnast in performing wonderful
feats CT metaphysical skill. The con-
dition required for growth to enamel.
patton, is that OF perfect faith and con-
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Largest Lumber Mills.

the world form one of SeattleS lead
ing industrial resources
Largest Lumber Mills.
The largest lumber mills in the
world are located at Port Blakeley,
just opposite the city on Puget sound.
Uncle Sam has locked some 100000
acres of timber land into his forest re-
serves in the state of Washington.
This reserve is being conserved for the
use of future generations, while sew
eral million acres are being cut for
the present needs of humanity. Some
100000 acres are today under private
ownership. The principal varieties of
wood grown are the Douglas fir, or
spruce. the giant a the forest grow
ing erect to its crown, some 200 feet
high. and this variety has insured
Washington first place in the lumber
industry of the United States for the
past decade. The red cedar is of great
Importance commercially, reaching a
height of 200 feet and having a diane
ter In rare cases of over 20 feet. yield
ing for the state of Washington two
thirds of all the shingles produced in
the United States, the majority of
which are manufactured in Seattle.
Other commercial varieties include
hemlock, spruce, larch and white fir,
in the western sections. and pine and
tamarack in the eastern counties.
The commercial fisheries of the
north Pacific coast are centered in
Seattle The fishing grounds cover the
whole vast expanse of the northern
ocean and its every harbor, the traps
dot the coast at strategic locations and
the canneries. large and small. are
placed wherever advantageous for
quick handling of the fish. The bust
ness is directed from Seattle. where all
supplies are procured and where the
product comes for general distribu-
ton.
At Bremerton, directly across Puget
sound from Seattle. Is situated the
Puget Sound navy yard. the largest
and most important establishment of
the navy department on the Pacific
coast. The federal government has
spent hundreds of thousands of dol.
lars in the building of another and
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GUARD ENTERS. j. S.
SERVICE AUGUST )
PRESIDENT WILSON PAVES WAY
TO SEND STATE TROOPS
TO FRANCE.
ID CAMP SITES ARE READY
Seven Sites Selected Are in South
eastern Department, Five in South
ern and Two in Western-WiII Be
Relieved of Old Militia Status.

Washington.-Th last step neces-
sary to make the entire national
guard available for duty in France
was taken by President Wilson with
the issue of a proclamation drafting
the state troops into the army of the
United States on August >.
TO make certain that the purpose
of the national defense act is carried
out. the proclamation also specifical-
ly declares the men drafted to be dis
charged from the old militia status on
that date. In that way the constitu-
tional restraint upon use of militia
outside the country is avoided and
ments to the European front.
Prior to the application of the draft,
regiments in the northern and east
ern sections of the country are call
ed into the federal service as ma
tional guardsmen in two increments.
Many units already are federaliZed
and presumably they will be mobili2-
ed with the other troops from their
states. The guard from the other
states will be modified on the day
of the draft. The arrangement was
necessary to provide for movement Of
the regiments south to their concen-
tration camps without congestion and
TO the same end the division of states
into these increments was revised
from the original schedule.
The operative date of the draft
was delayed until August so that
all regiments can be taken into the
army simultaneously to avoid Unequal
tiles in the relative rank of officers.
Fourteen camp sites for the sixteen
tactical divisions into which the
guard will be organized for war pur-
poses have already been selected and
the militia bureau is preparing the
railway routing of the troops to the
camps. Seven of the sites selected
are in the southeastern department.
five in the southern and two in the
western. The two others will be n
the southeastern department, and an
til they are approved assignment cf
regiments to camps and divisions can
not be fully worked out. The only
two divisions positively assigned are
the nineteenth, including the Califor-
MIA guard, which will go TO Linda
Vista. Cal. and the twentieth. inelud-
ing Oregon, Washington and other
states in the northwest. which will go
to Palo Alto, Cal