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New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
Germany Proposed Treason.

Washington, July 5-Minister of War Kerensky's final order to the Russian troops before leading them in person from the trenches to the first military victory of the new democracy was received today by the Russian mission. It charged Ger many with having proposed treason to Russia and commanded an advance in, the name of freedom and a lasting peace.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
ITALIAN LOSSES SMALL.

Paris, July 1.-The Italian govern ment announces that only one Italia II merchant steamer eight small sailing vessels and four fishing barks were sunk by submarines during the week ended at midnight July 1. according to Havas despatch from Rome Dur Ing that period $40 merchant vessels cleared from Italian ports and 61O vessels arrived.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
Keeping Von Mackensen Busy.

Berlin, July 5, via London.-There was little fighting activity yesterday in eastern Galicia, where the Rus sians have been conducting an offen- sive. says the official statement issued by the German war office. On the fronts defended by Field Marshal Won Mackensen in Rumania greater local activity was reported.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
MISSISSIPPI PILOT DEAD.

New Orleans, July 5.-Cap ptain Max Blanchard, for 67 years pilot-cap- tain and owner of vessels on the Mississippi river. died at his home here last night aged s7. He was on the Robert F.. Lee when that vessel held the memorable race with the Natchez to St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
All Branches of Gov ment Working to Une
 German System in UI
 States.
GET INFORMATION
 OF AMAZING K
Massed Submarine Attack on ports Attributed, But Not on to News of Ship MovenentsE to This Country-Secret S Diligently :t Work and M With Success.

Washington, July 5.-Off1cials' declared today that if the g1 ment's activities against GermaI in the United States could bel lished the news would startI| world.
 While not admitting they ar| vinced that the spy system VI tirely responsible for massed1 marine attack on the transp<, General Pershing's expedition said that the combined forces state, war, navy and justice ments were working in cohesil systematically unearthing infor of an amazing character of value to the government.
 It was pointed out that ever the strictest censorship of cables and press the Europea12 have not been able to meet thd| tion to their complete sati& The problem is of far greatel nitude in this country with tho of aliens and immense borde countless possible means of communication ..E..i
 Secret service operations, sarily carried on under coNel given little or no publicity an fact, officials say, gives rise surmise that little has been plished.
 3 It was pointed out that, all the allies never have maintal spy system as far reaching or q as Germany, even that count spite her registration of indiS her comparatively small bords and her network of secret poll been unable to prevent informs her military movements from ing the outside world
 Germany'ss req lization of shown in her absolute e suppreS all mail and cable communicati a considerable period precedin important military movements
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
MINE STRIKE SITUATION
 GETS BEYOND CONTROL

Phoenix, Ariz., July 5.-A telephone message received this morning by Attorney General Jones, from County Attorney Foster at Globe, stated that the mine strike situation was en- tirely beyond control and that United States troops have been ordered there,
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
FIRFMEN GO INTO MEXICO.

Jaurez, July 5.-An American fire company crossed into Mexico last night and put out fire. Juarez has no organized fire department and the mayor appealed to Fl Pasot for help. The loss was about s1oo,ooo gold
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
British Bomb German Hangers.

London, July 5.-On Tuesday night bonn ping attacks were carried out by naval air service machines on the airdomes at Ghistelles and Nieumun- ster and also on the seaplane sheds and train at Zaaren says the ad- miralty announcement today. Sev- eral tons of bombs were dropped. All the machines returned safely.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
Austrd, Germans Attack Russians

AustTL-Germans AHaCk Russians.
 Petrograd, July 5.-Austro- Ger man forces in Galicia yesterday att tackled the Russian advanced posts east of Brsssnny but 3eefs UlI1xA ll office announced today.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05

Toledo, July 5.-Fourteen persons were injured four of them possibly fatally. in rear end collision of two Toledo and Indiana mterburban cars at Styker early today. The first car had stopped to release passengers.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
Brush Germans Aside in Stab Near Ypres Canal Ger man and French Artillery
 in Action. ,...
Prussian Minister of War Expects Haig to Make New Drive North of Arras-Berlin Reports Unusual Ac- tivity on Rumanian Front-Keren- sky Told Troops Germany Pro- posed Treason.

i. London, July 5.-The British made an attack last night southwest of Hollebeke in Belgium near the Ypres canal. Today's official statement says the British line was advanced on a front of 600 yards.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05

Germans and French in Artillery Duel
 Paris, July 5.-Today's official statement reports heavy artillery fighting near Moronvilliers, in the Champagne, and Hill BOA, on the Verdun front.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
TROOPS GO TO CAMP
American Soldiers in July 4 Parade in Paris Sent to Permanent Training Headquarters.

Paris, July 5.-The battalion of American troops which paraded in Paris yesterday has gone to the per- manent American training camp. The other units of the first expeditionary force which are now at French struction.
 It is expected the entire exped dition will be encamped by July 15. Major Gen. Sibert will command the camp.
New Britain herald., 1917-07-05
TROLLEY SMASHES HOUSE
One Killed, 20 Injured, When Gar Leaves Rails at Youngstown, Ohio- 14 Hurt at Stryker.

Youngstown, July 5.-Ed 5cu11y' Cleveland, was killed and 20 persons injured when failure of brakes to work caused a Youngstown and Southern Traction car to leave the tracks and smash into a house early today. Wreckage caught fire and pas sengers were rescued with difficulty
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
&urbiide y8ulofiidJer".

Sie 9olbsier treibt man9e Metalls
iu9er bod oben in alasta ba5u, aud
unterieeiibe Sperationen Sur 9spins
nuns pon @olb gu betreibsn; bod
baben bieIe Sperotionen, DON benen
nod elm srober Sell bes publitums
feline &unoe bat. nur penis asbnlids
teit nit ionitisen 9ersbausSdt
ten unter ber See.
Wdbrenb bic WintersSeit I'M alIses
meinen bic @olbiu6er in 4lasta fir
ben erOberen Sell oes Sabres ber
9elegenbeit beraubt, 9olbers aus
Der @rbe su bolen, 1T iie ssrabe fir
bic DorIissenOs satistsit fUrberlid.
SobaIb bic 9srinssIse Dor Toms
fid psrsiit. MAIDEN ii4 Bsrslsuts fir
bic uHterieeiide 4rbeit fertis. Gs
iperben 8obrsr burt3 bas Sis setrie.
ben. bis in ben Sdlamm bes feids
ten Weeres binein, unb Der S4lamm
luirb alsbaun nod Der Oberfl6de
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
@eranton's 9erbfbers
faut bon seioe nno
&(eioermaaretl ipir0
In bieient 0a0en
abgebalteu

ssiir nabesu 40 SABRE haben mir uon
8enuberu Don Slsiber Wfatertal ieosr
Sorte uno @attuns ssreunoe 8emaht.
Uas III Dos Rsiultat ? 8sraoe oiss :
S8dbreub Die meiiteu Snftitutioueu nur
cine beihrduite Nusitslung oon 5abri
Eaten, Shattirunsen uno Dslitns act
aeu, bieten mir on nabt3u alles erhdlt
iiHe pon ale ben Wtdrften. SSdbreno
bie meilten Yldse ssjwungsn itno. oie
b1d,lten In bem Ssioe uno 8lstoermaa.
rem @elddft befanntsn Prsiis bu per-
lauaeu, bieten mir on bic semhnihten
Sa6riiate su uur eiusr ssrinaen 9rhDb'
uug iiber friibere Sabre. Dies Ut stn
benerfeusmertbss Reiultat. 3uBuidreis
ben ben arosen Antdufsu. ois MIR mo
den fSunsn fur unier 9roBartt9es @e'
fhait uub ben frhh3eitis 9ematten
Rontrafteu NIT ben juperldiit8lten Sa.
britanteu uuo @usrosbdnolsrn.
BUR 0ioti3 - Der 3usrit ans.ihbrte
Preis LIT In isosm Sale Der rssuldrs
Yrsis, Der iiber unlereu Naoentiihsn
berridte am Gag ebe bieier 0erfauf on
fling, unb III Der Yreis, Der am Gage
mad BEN Ysrfauf bsrri&su wirb.
$1.5O Satins, SO Soll brett. i6warj
uub uue ben neuen Serblt SAatttrun'
gen. SO @entS.
$1.25 gBai4 Satins. SO 3ou brett.
bic paiieno iinb fiir Taillen, unterse
piuber, etc. 85 Gents.
$3.50 uub $1.75 Nsue Strsifen auf
Satiu uno Taffsta @ruubsn, SO 5oll
brett. 81. 9.
$1.75 @eorsetts @reps. 40 3oll brett.
tn ben nsusiten uno populdritsn Shat'
tirun9su Der Saiion. S1.39.
$1.25 S4mar,e Ssios Poplin. SO
3ou brett. IS iinb 1000 ellen 3u
6ielem Preis. Is Gents.
$1.25 Suitins CORDUROY. SO 3oll
brett, In Sarben fiir Sportr0de, Hode
unb ssletber. 95 @eutS.
s5 Gents @ous aleioer Ssrse. SO
,Soll brett. In Idwar3 uno alls ben usu.
en- 9srit. uno Dintsrfarbsn. SO @ts.
$3.50 san3 0olle 2lsiber Ssrss. 4s
3ou brett, in iauarB uno mob tidsn
Sarben. $1.19.
$1.35 gang Dolls fran,0iiidsr Scr.
&C, 40 Soll brett; Dolle @abarolne.
40 Soll brett, unb gang Wolle Eaffsta.
40 3oll brett. In ben ueusiteu 0erbit
S4attiruusen. SO Gents.
u-~s Saupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

caB unter ben iia @ntfernenoen auG
nibt elmer cine Sufriebene Wiene sur
S4au trus. Inter Der 4ufii4t els
nsr amtlidsn Rommiiiion psrbtn
por ben 4usen oes publitums bic
Eeunaie Hummern auf auiammsnse'
rollten 3etteln in bic SrebtrommeI
gelegt uno bierauf Don sinem Wais
ientnaben, benz bic 4ugen perbunben
iino, flint Nummern seSosen, bic
bann entfaltet, Iaut pertiinbet unb
porseaeist iperben. Selesrapbif4e
unb telepboniIde Melbuns erm0slidt
es. baB iaor tpeniss Stunpen ipater
dud bic eatIeseniten 2ottobursaus
oes 8eairts bic 9eipinnummsrn Dfs
fentlid ausitellen tDnnen unb bic
Spieler in bic 2ase seiebt psrben.
iid nit Der 9lufbrinsuns bes Gins
iabes fir ben nGhiten Samstas unb
benz 9ebanten on beHere gfummern
au befddftisen. User fets iider auf
9etptnn redneu lam, lit Der Staat.
her on iebsm Wodenenbe anbertbalb
6is stpei Willionen Sire aus ben
Safhen ppruebmlitb ber Grmiten unb
rntuiffenbfen 8eODlteruns .initreitt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

man nidt Iagen. bob bic tiinfttsee
4usfhten in bieier 8eaiebuns fons
oerlidh ermutigenb mGren.
Bon Widtisteit III fsrner audk
in ben Ser. Staatsn bic S9liebunG
Der Copper QueeHs unb Der Mnacons
basMine. Dsnn obtpnhf hiss sisent-
li1 Rupfer<8srsperte iinb, 10 baben
Fe unter benz mooernen 9etrieb audi
sroBs Msnssn SiIber ssIiefert; bass
ielbe gilt nod Don anoeren groben
2upfer>, fopie Don 8lei, unb Dou
9olb>Bersperten. Streit>Wirren TIM
Weiten. beiollbers In @erbinbuns mil
Der 4sitation Der ~Snbuitrial Wor.
ters Of tie Worlb". baben slei9fallS
bic Silber=4usbeute pie au1 boa
ginidmelaen unb ben Sransport bes
"Details beeintradtist.
allIes bies iinb Sattoren, tpelde am
3riumpbnasen bes Su neuer Serli4s
tsit sritanbenen aDniss Silber aie.-
FEN!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

9ie gan5e Ratten-Grlnee in ben
Ser. Staaten aber piro auf riino
200 Miaionen Geoiffert, nanIid 30
Weinionen in ben Stdbten 'irnb 150
RiaioneH in ben l6noli.Jen 9esir.
fen. 9aber braudt ie6e %atte nur
ettpas mebr als fir einen 8ierteI.
Gent giscntiim pro Sag 5u 5erito.
rem, um ben seiamten idbrliden
g}erluit auf Die ab9eidaste enorme
(Summe gu bringen.
9sa6 bem i6brliben grtrag elmer
Wannesarbeit i'm amerifanii6en
9anobau berehnet, erfor6ert es Die
teitGnoise glrbeit bon 10000
Wann nit SarmenL slderbau.@e.
,atcn uno ionitiser ausitattuns, Die
Rabrungsmittel 5u getpinnen Die
iobrlih BON ben &atten in ben
Der. Staaten nernihtet merben.
uno auberoem lit nod Die slrbeit
bon $4,000 Wann notig, Inn oas
ionitige bon ben Hatten i1brlid aer.
itGrte gigentilm berpor5ubringen.
unb ba5u fommen nod Die nit.
taIbaren 8erliIite unb Die groBe ge.
iunobeitli9e @efabr ourd bic gtat.
ten oils 8eridIepper rnbeimlider
Seuden. trosoem es in ben Srie-
6ensiabren selunsen lit, oieie &c.
fubr auf elmer nieorisen Stufe 5u
haIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

peraufseaosen, TIN aus tbm Das YolD
a,l nebmen, oas nidt ielten in iebr
lohnenosn Wtensen gu finoen 1T.
,Sn bieier @esenb bot bic Behring'S
fee ieIten cine aiefe Don mebr aIs 80
Sub. uno oit Fnb es nur 20. Dis
es ideint. ieben iid ourd bic SGtisa
feit bes Wafers tpdbreno Der o ffes
men. eisloien Sabresaeit beftdnbis
neue 9ololaser nit bem Sanb unb
bem S4lomm an, unb i'm Winter
tDnnen bieielben am beiten ausssbeu'
tet Deroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18
Ser SOniS eil6srl
Sat ben b5diten &reis felt e!nem Grit.
l.Sabrpunbert ertlUumen.

Sat bsH b5dhen 8reis felt e!nem Grit.
tel.Sabrpunbert ertlUmmen.
gs CAB sinmal cine 3eit, unb iie
lisst nidt 10 peit binter uns. aIs
man bas Silber nbas 9elO pes armen
Mannes" nannte. - beute aber itebt
oas Silber bDber i'm Preis, als ieit
33 Sabren, uno es i.eist na4 ben leBs
ten Ha9ridten nod beitdnois raid
psiter! 9as 9olo lit Der 9alIait oes
StaatsI9iffes. absr bas SiIbsr
nimmt INNER msbr cine 8orrangs
Stelluns i'm &arso elm. Ollie Re-
sierungen bese9ren es angelesents
lid.
Oieis Satiade bat ben grtld>
runeen elmer Der berpprragenbiten
Metoaselb Matlerfirmeu aufoIse
eine sanae Reibe uriaden. bsren
mands nit Dem srpBen aries in 9srs,
binbuns iteben, anpere aber au9 uns
abbdnsis BON bieien pirten.
3unGdit iudt man in alien tritis
faen 3eiten, 9elbmetdll an5u6dufen
unb m0sli4it beiieite gu brinssn. ins
folge Mibtrauens Segen papiersslo
au4 bei nod anoauernoer 3ablungss
fGbisteit Der ueridieoeneH 2Gnber.
Dos srits. mas ssiaiebt, 1T bic
4ufipei4erunJ alIes perfiisbaren
@plbes Dur1 Resierunsen uno 9es
I9Gftstrsiis. Dies Siebt aber ul.pers
meiblid au9 bic 4ufbdufung DON
Silber nad iid. peldes oas apeits
pidtisfte austauidmittel lit. Selbft
na9 benz ariess tann es bamit niat
10 balb anoers peroen.
Die neutrality-suspicious. bes
'frausOiiiasn SdaBamtes 1T in ben
sriten spei ariegsiabren Don 800 auf
$50 Dtiaionen Sranten seiunten. unb
bic bortise Rssieruns bemiibt iih ses
raoe iebt itart. DieIe Reierpe pieper
au erbDben. Die Sruppen, defenders
an Der psifli4en 5ront, lpollen in
Utetaa beaablt iein. uno oas beoeutst
SLIDER. OasIelbe psrIan9en 3iptls
9epDltsrunsen fir ibre tdeliden ans
lesenbeiten, aumal penn &rtegss
9elbi9eine in 5u boben 8etrGgen fiir
bic Waiie bes 8oltes ausseitellt iino.
llnb bic ameritaniiden Resierunsss
8ebiirfnifie na4 Silber gu prds
sungss3peden iteisen.
Snbien perlanst rie Iise Mahen Sils
Der. Der iebr bobe preis Don Waz
rem in Der aiiatiiden Delt uno i'm
Ra6en Often bat pas Silber iibers
aus fart in 9lnIpru9 senommen,
unb Der Ditli9e Saufmann beitebt auf
3abluns in inbii9en SilbersRupien,
Die ii9 aud na9 OItafrita, @sppten,
palditina. Wieiopotamien u. (. ~. ims
msr mebr psrbreitet baben uno iopobl
pem Sanbsl pie Der SruppenlObs
nune bienen.
SaDurd. oab Gbina in ben Delts
tries einsetreten lit - bic ein5ige
srobe unabbdngige Ration Der Welt,
pelbe nod SiIberpGbrung bat -
piro Elm enormer SilbersIbgans ents
itebsn, unO i9on bic grpartuns biers
BON bat cine betrG9tlihe Wirtuns i'm
poraus seiibt! Sb bic 4insiii4e Res
gieruns ibre &riesstoIten bur9 4ns
lsiben. Steuern Ooer burd beibes
aufbrinst, bleibt ii4 babel sana
sleid.
Die uniidersn 3uitdnbe in IRE
rito ieit f4on ettpa flint Sahren
baben sins beosutsnoe 8errinserung
bes Silbsrs, pel9es aus WieTito
tommt. our SOlse sebabt; unb bic
tsiltpeiie Betriebss2Gbmung Der me-
ritanii4sn SiIbers8ersperte bat Ct.
nsu iebr sntf4iebsnen GinfIub out
ben Silbtrpreis Qeiibt. Hu& toun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

Mus 9res lou 'tptrD sc
idbrieben: Sn benz 8aoeort 3udmarir
tel (Oeiterrsidiid> psrntds'
tet. cine Ssusrsbrunft a9t @O9nhdu'
fer unb cine 4naahl sefiutsr S4eu'
r,en.
3u apei bis pier Sabren
9efGnsnis in Sing Sing puroe in
ben Brootlpner @eridten Der 40
Sabre alte WiGiam Q. WilIer, etn
friiberer 3rantenipdrter TN Sings
Gountp Sofpital, perurteiIt. Milex
mar i9ulbis befunben norben, Samex
gorbett. .inen patienten tn Der altos
boIiter 4bteiluns. berart sei4Iasen
su baben. bab Der Wann turae 8ef
ipdter itarb. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-10-18

Sn Cumberland, M b., ers
idob Sobn 90. gousbenour, Elm As
Sabre alter 2otomotipfiibrer ber
vWefern Marblanb<gi gifenbabn", ietne
40 SABRE alts Jrau in ibrer Wob.
nuns uno flob na9 ppllbradter Sat.
goubenour unp feline Srau lebten fett
einiser 3eit setrennt. unb iie beab.
ii4tiste. iid Don ibm f9eibsn gu lafs
len. Srau Salis 9riffin, bic GraR
Tasts Der Srau Sriffin bat goubes
ten StOd besielben SauIes pobnt.
Iaste aus. GOusbenOur bate ieine
6rau stpet MaI befu9t unb nit i9r
geitritten; iie bdtte aber bic Worts
nidt periteben tOnnen. Nab auss
iase Der 5rau @riffin. bat gousbe.
uour suerit feline Jrau nit einem
Stod iibsr ben 8opf seI9lasen unh
oann nit einem Repolper bur4 atuef
S9iiHe setDtet. Die piitole parf
gousbsnpur ourd Elm Geniter bes Gbs
5immers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
WOULD ELIMINATE WASTE
Women lnauEurnte Campaign to In
crease Food supply by Farm
Ing AMI Canning

'S-you arc doubtless aware" sal
Mrs. II. Miles Taylor. state chairman
of Agricultural, Preparedness for Peace
or War. the National American Woman
Suffrage Association has formulated a
plan To enlist az many women as pos
siblc in a campaign for increasing tho
food supply by farming. gardcninaa
canning and the elimination Of waste
heartily indorscs this plan. and
promises cooperation Of his depart
ment
1T viii he interesting to YOU no
doubt. 70 note that Secretary Of War
Baker. who accepted on behalf Of the
United States government the plan Of
service offered by the National Amcr!-
can Woman Suffrage Association. has.
in published interview, suggested
this association one Of the three
agencies through which women dcsir-
ing to he Of service TO their govern
m"nt in III. present crisis. should work
"Followins tho instructions Of til.
national association that state chair
Of Agriculture. called to-day upon
G.. w. koincr. our Commissioner II AG
riculturc. To ask his co-opcratiou in
this work. Mr.. koiner most heartily
Endorsed our plans. according the
support OF his office. and promised to
send out agricultural bulletins t. the
chairmen of the il6 branches OF the
Equal Suffrage League Of Wig inia who
are To appoint local chuirmcn for agr-
cultural preparedness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
HOLD FIRST REHEARSAL
Eagles Trimming to Give Minstrel Show
nj Arndcm! on April
al

The first rehearsal for the minstrel
show I" hc given by the Dixie Acric.
No. 3"S, t.. .. T.. was held in the
Eagles Han Thursday night. with
George {. Rianhard directing the tenta.
tive members Of the east. AIR. Eian-
hard has large number Of apDlica-
lions to draw from and he stated That
there IL every prospect that the per
formances 10 be held on April ~ and
20 in the Academy OF Music will be
successful. Much interest among the
members or the order is being shown,
and committees. in addition 10 that in
charge OF the arrangements, will soon
he announced.
Dixie Aerie is i'll a nourishing condi
ton, and has membership Of approx
mately LOO. Many men OF public posi-
ton in state and municipal affairs are
among the members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
The Sn1artest of Easter MiIZiner
Hats
$40

We include some
that sold at higher
prices 10 make our
offering at $1,000
unusually attractive.
There Is a saving OF
800 on some. Smart
and most desirable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Mrs. MIrhnux Appointed.

Mrs. stuart MichauX has been APP
pointed by Mrs. ID. Il. Valentine as
State chairman of the thrift division
of tho preparedness for peace or war.
under service TO be rendered by the
National Suffrage Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Visit Gettysburg.

MI cadets are taken TO Gettysburg
10 familiarize them with the effect
OF topography on the employment 81
troops in the field. This department
has wellsclectcd library OH the ar
Of war We'll as civil and militar!
engineering. There are over $4,000
maps. books and charts in the lhrar.
at West Point, TO which the cadet.
have always free access
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
EVERY INDIVIDUAL MIST
III:I.I, MEEI PROBLEM

Tn" patriotic spirit should move tho
people to action. believes Charles
Lathrop Pack. president Of the COM
mission. Mr.. PACK IL president Of the
American Forestry Association, aud is
intimately acqua ntcd with conditions
aEriculturally throughout the country.
lie appreciated the fact that shortage
Of food cannot be urercom. in single
season. and that now. with tho country
ready for war measures. i, is iwpcra-
tive tina; something hc done by tho in
div.dual himself 10 meet tile problem
Of feeding himself
Pcrcival :. Ridsdalc. secretary Of the
American Forestry Association and
editor Of American Forestry, also Is
secretary OF the National Emergency
Food Garden Commission. other mem
bers Of tho commission arc Or. Charles
W. Eliot. Of Massachusetts. John Hays
Hammond. br John Gricr Iiibbcn.
president OF Princeton: l.uth. Bur
bank. Fairfax Harrison, president Of
the Southern Railway: Emerson Nc
MILAN. OF New York: y. W. Shaw. OF
Chicago: carl Nrooman. Assistant
Secretary OF Agriculture; T. II. White,
OF Missouri, Professor irving Fisher,
OF Yale. and James Wilson. former
Secretary OF Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Always your old conrade.
MipI: MARBLE FIGURE:
FOR wr:STuMORE,I.A COUNTY

Many years ago he was ASKED 10
make a monument Of General lie" rs
:, boy at his home in WcStnoreland.
lie modelled the statue and worked II
out in marble 10 great extent, and
sent !; box fan OF bronze bus;S TO the
WcStmoicland committee TO be sold
for the fund. and then. as he said. he
let the work stand, because lie could
never hear again from the committee.
He had lately written to me on this
subject asking if knew. or could
learn, anything about it. could learn
nothing. and so wrote him. lie cared
nothing for the great pecuniary loss
he had suffered, hut il was plain that
he felt, with his nice sense OF honor
and decorum the discourtesy with
which he had been treated. lie said
he did not mind the loss at all, hut lac
would like 10 know what had become
Of the small bronze busts. and the com
mittec that gave him the order and
then vanished SO mysteriously
Ezekiel did many works in sculpture.
Those who are better fitted than 1 To
describe their excellence as works Of
art will doubtless presently do so.
Md he was probably distinguished
above most Americans, having received
honors and titles from kings and po-
ten,ates, But IL is enough that in
this communication. hurriedly written.
as soon as the news Of his death is
UdSHtN " iHt WI Sptdh oiiS v.
Ezekiel. the man, the old Cadet" and
tho patriot. On all three relations the
strength, purity and beauty OF his char
actcr shonc forth rcsplcndcntly.
No more pathetic scene was ever Wit
messed than that of the boy Ezekiel
reading the sublime words i'm the four
ieenth chapter Of St Johns Gospel
10 his room mate Jefferson, after the
bloody battle Of New Market, when
the latter lay dying claspcd in his
arms, at the home OF Mrs. Ciincdnst III
the village Of New Market lie carried
The young martyrs remains to the
stricken home i'm Amelia.
The war ended. Ezekiel resumed his
duties at the institute, and on July 4.