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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
Inter Sem sternenbanner.

lleberaliS reibbaltig lit Die SUM.
9iummer Der oGeutiden Sousirau,
melde ols 9ei6latt oes ,@orreipon,
Nenten" om "a. SUM eri6eint. 9nIe
&baien Oes nm au6 bier inn @orOer.
grlInO OeS Sntereiies itebenOen @elt.
friegeS iinO in ser ausfii6rliben
@6rouif Der 3eit in einge6enoIter
&eiie beiproden 60 umfaiienO ino
IeiGtOeritdnolicD iinO ole GorIteIlim-
gen gebolten, OoB mon einen Our6-
aus fIaren lleber6lid ii6er Die gon3e
Sadlage gepinnt. Sci Sen Dielen
piOeritreiienOen 9eridten in Oen
Soees5eituneen lit cine iolde Garle-
gung Der 8er6dltniiie BON iibcrauS
groBem @ert6.
gIn anOeren 9lrtifeln ent61lt oieic
gfunmer einen meiteren gl6i6nitt
ans Scr @eididte 9lmerifa'S sur 3cit
'oes 9iirgerfrieges. Gigenortig lit cine
&lauoerei ii6er cine neue 9ie66o6erei
in 9c5ug ouf Germertbmg bon
S6nettGrlingen ais SbnuIdortifel
unO 81 Oetorotibeu 3lpeden 9erio.
men, nelde @elegen6eit 6aben, ielteue
SHmettcrlingSarten 81 iinOen, Oiiri.
tc iid oomit elm lo6nenoer gte6enpcr.
oienlt er0iinen.
9ln @r3d6lungcn lit cine ldngerc
9lopcQe: nGaS &inO," bon Barbara
Storf, unO cine meitere 6orticbung
oes 9iomans .Gie &riegS6raut" SUI
ncnnen Gos i1onc olte &olfSlieO: ::
Ser 2inoen6uunL" BON Sronj Shu.
bert miro @eiongSluiiiqen 6rcuOe
6ereiten. 9(ud ionit lit nod oIlcrlei
sur llnter6altlrng iiir SUNG uno 9nt
inn 6anilienfreie borgeieben.
Ser SouSwirtbibaitIide 86eil bic.
tet cine 8iiac bon glnreglmgen in
iH0neu SanOor6eiten fiir ileiBiae
Stiderinnen unO S1flerinnen. Gle
Odtelporlagen lln0 belunOers ibon H..
5ligleid 81 praftiicben 3meden Der.
menobar 9leid6oltigc 9luSmabl BON
SdniitmilIteru 81 moOerner alei-
Dung fiir Gomen inO GinOer lit e6en.
fallS Dorgeieben
5erner iinO Hejepte 81 6rii6ionl.
meripeiien unO GonierDen, iomie fir
iporlame Slide oor6unOen. @infe
5nu 9lumeni6niud iiir 0en 9aIfon
Oiiriten @artenIie66a6er intereiiiren
Sic SanSirau iinoet dlb iouit in
Sen 9ilibriten; oSaus unO Sero, d"
,@r6etene 9nt6i6lGge unO 9le3epte, "
iomie in Dem ySbobfditlein pratti.
iCGer gSinfe" iebr bicl Oes 9tiibliben
fir Smas imo Sof. g9ie INNER, giebt
alid oieie glummer Ourh 6en 9rief.
faiten Der 9ieOoition im0 Oie 9iu6ris
fen: nStinmen aus Dem 2eierfreiie"
inO ogScr iuGt GcrponOtc in6 Be
founte," @elegenbeit, alie 6rcunNe
uno @ermanote fpie0eryliinoen imO
nit 2on0sleutcn befannt su merocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
sine fOfipieliac @efdlidJic,

Somcs q. g8elnosfu, Scr iid in
ciner 3eac Scr noro5iiliden 9pli6ei-
itation 81 erbdngeu Oeriubte, ipurOe
eeitcrn Morgen bon 9lidter Sbap
nm $25 imO Soften neecn 0Rubeito.
rung Derurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
eieuna Ocs stoOtratGS.

Sieuh9 Ocs StootratBs.
0ic Gergebiing Oes Goutrofts fir
itd0tii6e 9rudor6citeu wirOe ge-
itern DcrbinOert. Ser 5Weite
9iot1s5pcig bate iih unOcr5oiit
pcrtoet. Cine &crorOnng 3ur
@crminocrlmg Der 5cuersecioDr
I'M 9oltimorer @ofen.
Ser Staotrotb ernonntc IN ieiner
geitrigen regclm1Bigen Sitllng mic
oerun feinen itdOtii1en 0ruder. Der
Gontraft fir Ole 9lnfertigung ser
Orudor6eiten iiir Ocn Staotratb nuB
gcmGB Dem StoOt.Gbarter bon 0en
StotOtrotb in gemeiniboftliher
5ibitng elmer Sirma 8ugeidlogen
peroen. Gbe ieOoH eeitern Scr erite
&otbS0meig Die 9ioiitinegeidGite err
lcoigen fonnte, botte iid Der 5peite
8weig bertoet. Ob Dies abiiAtIidb
gci6eben mar, Ooriiber moate feiner
Der StoOtbGter glnsflinit geben. IS
ilt ober Sbotiobe, OuB geitern god.
mittag Dlopor greIton nit Srn.
Sobn Subert, 9Srdiioent Oes 3peiten
Hatbs0meiaes, uno Oonn cine balbe
Stun0e ipGter nit &rn. Sobn 3. 81.
Wearo, ErGlioent 0eS erIten Hotbs-
6meigeS, cine llnterreoung batte. Sc
NAB elmer bonn StoOt.9ibliot6efar
g9. GoDle nneefertigten gluflteaung
oerlongen fir 0en Gontroft ser Sir
ma 9ing Bros. $6719.91, MeDer &
Gbalbeimer $6St3.7S umo Die ,0fs-
mlmentol &rintine Co." $7627.02.
@ine tiir5lib I'M Stootrotb oneenom-
meme Geroronune iogt, Dab Ger Gon-
trait Dem biaieiten @ieter iiberlniien
meroen ioa. Die Sirma Sling Bros
erlcOiet ober oud itoatlihe 9lrbeiterL
mas pieIlei6t Der @rlnO Oofiir it,
0oB ibr geitern g(6eno ser Gontroft
nibt 5ugeltonoen mnroe. Die Stoot.
Gernaltllng piiroe onideinenO 9erne
ieben, ooB oie nD}onumental Yrint-
ing Co. oen Gontroft erbGlt. Ser
erYte 3meig mar bereit, oen Gontroft
ou oergeben. Ole GtootOGter muH-
fen ober cnttGuibte @eii6ter, ais 0as
Gomite, oos nod Dem 0peiten 8meig
aeionot pur0e, Inn cine geneini6oft-
lihe Siting 5u orroneiren, 5uriid-
fcbrte un0 neIoetc, oob iih Der 5meite
3mcig Dertogt batte. SSn Scr Sibung
om oergon9enen Wontog bielt Der
StoOtratb cine gcneinidoftlide
Sibune iino 6eiblob, OoB Der It6Oti-
ibe Druder in Der nGditen Sitlng
crm6bIt ncroen iollte.
gerrinGeruue Der SeuerS.
gefobr i'm @ofen.
Sr. 8m. q. Gboie bon Ger erIten
@aro reicbte cine @erorOnung eim
mcI6er pori1reibt, obB ieocr 9oin-
pier i'm %atopsco-8IuB, Der mittelIt
9ompffraDnen neben 2ogerbduiern
oOer A}iers, 0ic fir ole 2ogerilng
o0er 8erlu0ung bon 9aumpolle etc.
bcnlibt merocn, cine 2oOling aus
ooer cinlo0et, nit 6untenfGnger.gor-
ridtllngen Oericben iein ioate. Qic
@erorOnung nurOe Dem Gomite fir
6euermeien iiberee6en.
8 ollen onS @fSboot fir
einen @u8flug.
SSn elmer ReioIution, melhe BON
Srn. Sobu 8. 9fenbl bon Der 90.
@orO eineereidt muroe, crIudt ole
DSnternntiouale Giifcrs. Union" INN
ole GrIoubniB, ouf Oen nGisboot
12otrobe" am II. Septembet eincn
9luSflig noden gu oiirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

sic bonn 0Itufer Wlor0lono's be.
ridtet murOc limo OOrt ocgen 30
C00.000 @iien nit Gr06eeren Der.
iault, neil Oie 5armer Oic greiie iiir
Oielclbcn uidlt er6olten fonnten. Sic
@irmadcgeididite peigern iid Die
ourd Oen 9lrbcitermangel erb0bten
FrciS 81 6e5ablen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

nieen Goinite'n, mel6e am Sonntog
nidt erpG6nt muroen;
Gas SubilGumS Gomite.
@oriiber Qouis Soifmom Sefre-
t6r aurl u. 9R. SGoIs, SdabnIeiiter
@eorge 5dnd6arot, @m. q. gganS-
le6en, @m. IS. Sdilling, 8aul 2oier,
E6eo. 9. gorit 9io6ert 9lemmeI,
6ron5 Sii6l, Sermon Siibner, 9lOolpb
Fider, 2luguit 8. Grappe unO 6reo.
Nollenbereer.
Geforations.Gomite ~ 9(uguIt So
fer, 6reoerid 9toaenberger, G6eoOore
9. 9orit 9Pobert &emmel, @Owaro
g8iid, ggalter @ii1, Com. aabn, ga.
Jar arols unO @mfl g9olfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
glus Sen @cridts5Sfeu.

Ger Ero5eB gcgcn sen Capt. @oomin
begonnen. - Die @ei6morencu
ouSgeuGbIt. - Ser angebli6 un-
teri6logcnc 9ctrag BON $4,000
5uriideritottct 9iidter 9ioie
ii6cr bic %fG6tcn Der 8unOes-
@roBgeidworcncu.
SnI GriminoIaeridt 6egann geitern
ser 4Sro5eB OeS Gapt. SSanes 6. 500.
min oeS frii1eren Glerfs i'm glf.
tuarsbureait 6es &reisgeri6ts, noe.
gen nnge6liber llnteri6lagung. Ser
inOoIuirte 9etrog belief iib oui ma.
be5u $4,000, 0o9 lit ole Summe
bon Oem glftuor Mm. Garion bereits
gut gemobt worOen, 10 oaB Ser
Staat feinen S1ooen erlitten bat.
9lls @ei9porene iburOen Oie foI.
genOen Serren ousgemdblt:
GarbiIle s. aennarO, 2eiden6eItot-
ter, 723 @eIt.2afaDette-9lDe., Sb-
mann; @monueI W}. Settinger, 3abl.
meeiIter, 2241 2inoen-9Ioe. @il6ur
SO. S5iaacs, Glerf, 252 93oro- Sutton.
9(oe. @uQoce Z. W1c@ouleD, Ser,
fdufer, S65 @eIt 36. StraBe; 3aniel
81. Gain, Glerf, 1909 8alleD- -StraBe;
Somes s. @ooo, Grocer, 2Ot4 Sci.
ferion-StraBe; GOmarO 9. S5ones,
9O2 @eit.6ranfIin.StraBe, @iaiam
SinpiOn, 1926 g3or0-9roaomap; 6.
g8. Senoerlon, 1928 SIt.Oliper.Str.;
Sobn s.. @eI6od, Glerf, 500 G6eIt-
mii.Sill-9lpe.; @rant IopnS, @1ona-
ger, 2312 &eiiterstonn-Goao, uno g.
llari6, 6ubrifant, 1903 9torO-9ol-
Ias-StraBe.
Gie glnflage ipurOe bon ben Siilf5.
ItaatsonmGlten GolanO 9. Mar6ant,
gSdIter araus, umo Sorton g.
Smith, Oertreten. @oOmin, Der in
GiOilfleiOung eri6ien, pIaiOirte Dor
Dem 0lidter @orter auf n9tidt i9ul.
Dig.
@unOes @roB9ef6wore-
ne initruirt.
0Sn elmer glnipro6e an Oie 9un-
Oes.@roBgei6morenen 5Og 9lidter
9ioie I'M observation-disclosures ole
9lufmerfiam Oerielben ailf sic ouBer-
gem0bnlibe Gage, ser iie Oes arieges
iuegen gegeniiberitdnOen @r iagte,
Oie @ci6worcnen iolIten oae Sale
i'm 2i@te ser neuen @er6GItniIie un6
Ser neilen @eicbc betra6telL ole iib
auf ienc be5ieben.
o9lae 8erinbe, Dem SeinOe 3u 6eI.
fen, niiIen unterOridt uerOen,@ lag.
te ser Hi6ter. @eun oie 6eIte6enoen
@eiebe nidbt geniigen, 10 miro Ser
GongreB 5meiiellos neue i9aiien. Sn
Der 0ur6iii5ring Ser @eiebe miillen
mir trodten nnieren @eritnn0 unO
Slmor ui1t 81 berlieren. @s lit
nidt peiie, ieOe &onolung zines fin.
Oilden, alfaereateu ooer 6aI6betrum-
fcnen Wleniden ais cine berrGt6eri-
ihe G6ot on5liie6elL oOer Oie9eiHim-
pfung ben 9eamten iel6It ser b01-
item, ernItlib 5u ne6men. 9eItraiung
Der 8ergeben erIterer 9lntur gegen
Oie @eiebe Der Ser. Stnateh lollte
fiir iene reierpirt mer0eu, ipel6e
tbotid6lih Deriubet, 0euti6lanO 81
6elien oOcr Oielem 2anOe SdaOen 3u.
5uiiigen SSrgeno cine Dem 6einoe
geleiltete Siilfe mag oos 0pfer 10
uno 10 Oieler amerifaniiber 9e6en
6eOeuten. arieg lit cine ernlte ga
DIE.
Sie ioIlten oesbol6 SeOen i6ulOig
finOen Oel iidb 8u reeiitriren abiitbt-
lid geweigert bat pOer fali6e Oies6e-
5iialide glngoben gemadt bat. Gel
ien bin ih aewiB, OaB OoS 9anO
Oarouf reHnen fam OaB sic SSbre
@ilidten in Ii6eroler 9luffaliung lnO
nit eeiunOem @lenidenOeritan0 err
iiillen perOen."
-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

MarD 9. SoOler, WlarD @. Sapero,
Spl0ia Sapoge, 9loa SO. S6affer,
Sannab 81. S6iaer, SpIpia SeiOe-
mann, 9aoie 8. z. Sela, Marp 6.
Sel6n. 2oiliie u. S6afer, WlilOreo 6.
Sbeelp, Margaret 6. Ie. S6ermooO,
@race 6. SbipIep, @Iiie s. SiIber-
man, @lorie 6. SiIper, emma q.
Sldoe, Selen 6. Smith, Sclen q.
Snlit6, 9iQie M. gowef, Shea 60
lomon, SSeanette 81. Spangenberg,
2cla Beatrice SpreGer, MarD Golo-
res Stad, 2ucD q. Storm, Iorotbg
81. Shott, Clara 9(. Stilman, MorD
EoDlor, @loODs 6. 9o66e, @rmo s.
Sbomas, McloreO 6. 86orpe, Gaa
8. Eomles, MDrtIc 81. GaHllOD, Ser
trliOe Turf, @1ilOreO GaIenItein, @li-
5o6etb Q. @orneD, 9llmira 3. s.
&iebmcDer, MouOe g. @ogt emma
@loric bon gtiff, SiIOegnro q. g9a0e-
ner, 2ucp Wl. V9ogenrr, 2poio Is.
@oI0idniOt, Carrie q. @oriiel5,
9loioual g8eb6, Got6erine 6. SSebIler,
Gliic 9. S. &ebr. GoroIpn s. @eiB,
Bertha @l. @eiBnrr, 2iIIion 90.
@eldb, Moriun 3. Morner, Selen 8.
gsbeeler. MorD 6. @6itc, Nlorion s.
g9ilep, Wiarpel q. @ilioms, &at6e-
rine g. @iener, 9looline 6. @olie,
SSreOo @oIion, 2olis 6. @oo0en,
9lIicc u. S8ooaep, NlarO 6. g8ootprs,
SriS g. Doung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
SymocmOIidcr 2cidtiimm.

Sci Dem @eriud. iiH an Oos bin.
terc @noe einc8 bon Sobn Sufel bon
glr. 403, 5iirrom-S -StroBe, gelenften
&ogcns 5iI b6ngen gerietb Der iedS-
idbrige 9leGerfnobe @arl Farfcr BON
glr. 500, Central. 9loenue, nit
6cnl rcdten @ein in 0os 9ioo mO
brotb icin 9ein. Ser llnfou truo iib
am lnteren 9rooomoD 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
g(uS Gbicago. o.

1esaleihen ion0te Sr. 9loolp6
@eore BON Chicago eiuen ibriitliben
@liidwunib our6 Srn. @. 8. Spier.
Der 2ettere fonnte in 6oIge Don
aranf6eit in Der 6amilie 5u ieinem
@eOouern ni6t anmeieno iein.
Nlit Dem 2icoe o6liee' aus mein
2ico" IdloB oie 1Sormonie" Oeu Off.
oiellcn 6eitoft imo Die glnweicnoen
be9aben iid) IN ben @orten uno Der.
tbcilten iicb ouf Die onOeren 9idum,
lihfeiten Oes Glubbauies.
6olgenocs limb Die 9lamen ocrie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
glus D2 ornIon0.

% oflnn6, NO, Is. SunI =
Gem o@ormGrts" elm anoeres So6r.
biinoert ioeoler Sabre wiinideuo,
iino mir I'M @eiite nit gud. S5erm
0u9roli lmO 8. 81. @olcntine.4
glus 9tem gorf.
Sr. g8m. GIar, ein treiteS @lit'
gIieo, ooS lett III 9Iep.2orf onidiiig
lit, ianote in eiuem Sdreibcu ieinc
bciten @iiii1e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

Nbounrmtru. bic ocu ,,Dentiden GDrreipun.
oentrn pldit uhuiulh uhrr nnrroeimahiu r..
baltcu, Nnb aebrtcn, bcr ciiiu bnD0n per To
tevaOu sbet lnllllln MlttthetlHna da mamgR
The Dermott news., 1917-10-25

It doesn't make a particle
of difference what country
you were born init doesn't make
a particle of difference whether you were born in
America whether you from Europe Asia, Africa
the South Sea you're Toys. the United States and do
eyhg 6p the United States when abe needs
help then yourself American -,
The Dermott news., 1917-10-25
There are only two kinds
of people on American soil to-
day-those who are FOR AMERICA
and those who are FOR GERMANY.

We are no longer Repub=
leans or Democrats or Pro-
gressives or Socialists-1ue are either
AMERICANS or TRAITORS. We rs either
doing everything in help Amer; nd defeat
the we're helping murder brave American eold'es
and helping the bodmred Kaiser his unspeakabe
the helpless gls and babes France and Belgium
The Dermott news., 1917-10-25

But if you turn against the
United States-if you refuse to help
the land that is giving you your bread and butter
your home your chance make decent living the
lee. be..ns opportunity found nowhere else
all the world but America refuse to buy Americas Liberty
Europe fighting the Kaiser under the Kase
ing for him hsre while America bread and breathe the Air Of
Freedom
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

lature. A demurrer to the mandamus
was filed yesterday in the supreme
court by Walter Winslow, attorney, for
the Curry county officials. The de-
murrer attacks the writ and the petit
tion.
The demurrer attacks the petition
on two grounds. The question is raised
as to whether mandamus con be insti-
tuted to compel a public official to
do some act until the time prescribed
by law for doing that act has arrived.
1t is contended that the officials Of
Curry county are not required to call
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15
Stale House News
8 : 8 s : : 5 Z Z Z : :

Secretary Of State Oleott today stated
that referendum petitions referring anv
laws enacted by the last legislature
would necessarily have 10 be filed in
his office not later than 8 u. m. Satur.
day, May 10, 1917, as NAY Goth. the
day preceding the day 1iay 2lst) on
which all laws which DO not contain
emergency clauses 90 into effect. falls
on Sunday. Consequently any petition
which is presented for filing ON Mon
day, May q, 1917, win be too late for
the referring of such measures to the
people. The exact time when the laws
go into effect is midnight Of Sunday
night, May 20, 1917.
In some eases the statutes provide
that where the last day on which an act
is to be performed falls on a Sunday
or other legal holiday, the day follow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

Law announced in the house of com
mons today
What the governments s proposals for
settlement are, were not disclosed by
MBonar Law. He said the premier would
outline them in detail in speech to
the house Of commons on Monday.
Irish members of the house protested
angrily at this slight delay in making
public the exact concessions which had
been determined upon by the govern
ment.
Although the government has devised
proposals which it thinks viii effect a
settlement Of the home rule controversy.
those in touch with the situation today
said it was by no means certain these
proposals would be acceptable to the
Irish nationalistS. But they looked to
an ironing out of the difficulties by
further concessions on both sides when
the governments IS plans have been made
ublic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15
lRPEDO MISSES a:S
~ AZ the Sinking
- !, frsm page Ohe' J

.il4g v -.
-, by Louis Dcbou's' one
-. survivors, was quoted
..;,,aersphic picture Of the the
,il III tbe lifchoai ~ which
7. NJ Mace. contained 90 9th
,,.agled in the davits and
- and uneyenly with ITS Is
emu .,''',;np 10 the sides for 40
,.l- - ,bs Abosso sinking. gave
la,.b, nsD throwing the lifeboat
~. M bost and dumping the
!O,o O,O', ,be sea. Many perished
Two other lifeboats slm
t5si because Of listing of the
w. \ threw their human cargoes
ra,sr 81, one Of The remaining
Powered uuevenly, several be-
N out, Il, ,.,sso can.
;a INV Toft of the vessel with
and six others, clambered
'uu u.unturped hulk Of the vessel
n y ii tbe keel. Then the Abosso
nnSer. All were sucked be
'.n,foce but managed to fight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

their way to the top again and we're lat
er taken aboard other lifeboats.
From the same source as that which
gave details Of the Abosso disaster. it
was learned that there we're two Amer
leans who survived a torpedo attack on
the British steamer Hesperides, on
April 20. They were Milton z. SAKE.
of Evanston, Ill, and John n. Sinms.
Of Lawrence, Mass. one member OF the
Hcsperides crew was lost II was as-
sedted that survivors suore that while
their vessel was sinking and their wire.
less appeals for assistance were being
flashed the German G-boat shelled the
sinking hulk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15
ARE WOMEN NATURALLY
DEsPoNDENT7

while there are women who seem
always despondent and depressed and
expecting misfortune, that IS not wo-
man natural condition. Such unfor-
iunates suffer from IN health. An alb
normal condition Of the system ex-
presses itself IN nervousness, sleepless-
ness, backaches, headaches and de.
spOndency.
N All ailing women would make
faithful use of that grand remedy for
woman 3 ills, Lydia +. Pinkham 3 Veg.
eiable Compound, there would be lit.
tie occasion to ask if dependency is
natural to woman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15
the election for that county unit with

the election for that county unit with
in 10 days preceding such election.
In the second instance the question
is raised as to whether the governor is
the proper party to bring the suit. 1t ID
contended by the defendants that
mandamus proceedings should have
have been brought by a citizen Of Cur~
ry county, rather than by the executive
of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15
IRISH QUESTION MAY
SOON BE SETTLED

London, Nav lb-Premier LLOYD.
George will transmit terms Of settle.
ment of the Irish question devised by
the government TO Irish leaders tomor.
row, Chancellor Of the EIchequer Bonar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

No protests have been received by
the state desert land board concerning
the proposal of State Engineer Lewis to
relinquish the Benham Falls project,
consisting of about $4,000 acres, and
turn it over to the department Of the
interior for final disposition 1t is prob
able that the proposal of the state en-
gineer will pass the meeting Of the state
board this week. The project is near
Bend, in central Oregon, and the people
there are said to be favorable to the
plan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

The "Oregon Memorial Annual for
1917" booklet issued by j. A. Church
i'll, state superintendent of public in
struction, is now reauy for distribution
to the teachers of the state. The book
let contains a foreword on Memorial
day, " America, the story OF ''The
star Spangled Banner" rules for flag
etiquet, the tradition of Betsy Ross,
President Wilson $ address on April 2,
1917, Lincoln s Gettysburg address, and
Washington S farewell address, and 9th
er short selections from other great
Americans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

Arguments are being held today in
the Oregon supreme court on the altern'
ative writ of mandamus filed by Gov.
ernor Withycombe against the Curry
county officials to compel them to hold
tho special election there on June 4, as
provided by the act Of the 1917 legis-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

If one liked. there could be no OBJ
lection to one calling England
France, Russia and us the Big Four.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-15

The Portland Galvanizing Works filed
articles of Incorporation this morning
with the corporation commissioner with
q capital of $4,000 to do galvanizing
and timing in Portland. The incorpor-
ators are Martin Leiser, Joseph Supple
and Fred A. Balm.
The Marvel Construction company
filed articles with a capital of $4,000
to operate flour mills and manufacture
cereal products. The ineorporators are
"A. j. Bingham, H. T. Burntrager and G.
A. Sheppard.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-13
MEN NEEDN'T
REPORT IN PERSON
TO THE LOCAL BOARDS
HAVING ANSWERED QUESTION:
MARE, THEY DO NOT HAVE TO
APPEAR PERSONALLY UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE BY BOARD

Some confusion has arisen as to
just when drafted men, under the
new selective service regulations, are
to report for physical examination
and appear personally before the
local board.
Under the new regulations, drafted
men have seven days time within
which to answer the QUESTIONABLE
which will be sent them by the local
board, beginning December 18TH.
But, provided they submit their an
swers to the questionable within
that time, they do not have to appear
personally before the local board, or
submit to physical examination, until
further notice SO to- do by the local
board.
Judge e. R. Wright, chairman or
the local legal advisory board, re-
quested the New Mexican to make
public the foregoing explanation Of
the regulations. Personal appearance
and physical examination of the reg
istrants will not be required until or
dered by the provost marshal general
in the near future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-13
Better Facilities on
Silver City Branch

The state corporation commission
has closed Cause No. FOG, which re-
suited from oral complaints against
the inadequate lighting of the day
coach in the service of the Rincon-
Silver City branch as it appeared that
oil lamps were used in that car which
were insufficient for lighting pur-
poses, and the commission was re-
quested to take up the question of
having a car placed in the service,
lighted with either P1nscn gas or by
electricity, and the matter was taken
up with both the traffic and operating
departments of the Santa Fe by cor
re%spondence and the question was
brought personally to the attention of
the general superintendent of that
line on a trip which he made yer
that portion Of his system with a
member Of this commission, and ad-
vised at that time that he would see
to it that a car with properly light
ed facilities would be placed in that
service, and the commission was adj
vised under date of December 3 by
the travelling freight and passenger
agent Of the Santa Fe that a high
grade electrically lighted chair car as
well as a 7O-foot gas lighted smoking
car had been installed in that service,
which no doubt will have the effect
of eliminating future complaints on
that question, and the cause was
closed December z.