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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-10
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Williams opportunely behind some errat- lc fielding and won from the locals 5 tc ? Bates timely single in the sixth inning sent two runs home and clinched the game for the visitors. Felsch's home run, following E. Collins single, gave Chicago it's scores.
 Witt of Philadelphia wrenched his ankle in sliding into second base in the ninth inning and had to be assisted off the field Score: Nft R.EsE. Philadelphia ............. 900 004 1Oc--5 9 l. Chicago ...................O 900 00- 0002
 Batteries: Bush and Meysr Willia.& Danforth and Lynn sffs.t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-10
WANTED-HEIp

NANTED-One first-class marker and
 linen assorter. Birmingham Laundry
 Co. 215 N 22d st. 7-S-3t
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
FREE SPEECH

Free speech is term anarchists
cannot or will not understand. They
would not be anarchists if they per-
tended to understand the American.
In America we have free access to
fire for all lawful purposes but it may
not be uesd TO destroy property.
In the trial of the anarchists in San
Francisco charged with a bomb out
rage during a preparedness parade last
summer it has developed that anarchist
papers that have been suppressed have
been guilty of fragrant misuse of free
speech. The states attorney in prose-
cutting the cause read from one of these
anarchist papers the following:
The federal government has sup
pressed The Alarm of Chicago and The
Revolt of New York. We are not go
ing to say that it is an outrage. Why
should the government not commit out.
RACES? Invasion of personal liberty,
suppression of free speech and free
press. silencing the non-con formists
and Protestants, shooting down rebel
ious workers-all of this is very essence
of governments.
We DON complain. We understand
Wilson'S position He must do his
masters bidding. This is the sane
policy, but we want to warn the wealth
er-cock in the white house that it may
not prove safe. Suppression of the
voice of discomfort leads to assassina-
ton. Vide Russia"
There is no sane American, no lover
of liberty but will condemn such Ian
guage, such threats. To threaten the
life of any individual by word of mouth
is a most serious matter, one of which
courts take cognizance, To so threaten
through the columns of newspaper
even the csmmonest individual is much
more serious. There is every reason
why such papers should be suppressed
that they may no longer be permitted
to scatter broadcast their dang
doctrines.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
MAY DELAY WITHDRAWAL

Washington, Jan, IS Inadequate
and even contradictory raaerss con.
cerning Villas operations in Mexico
have be@ildered administration officials
have resulted in delaying the withdraw
al of General Pershings forces. One
report received at the state depart :
ment said the Carranza forces had dis
persed the Villa bands in the Parral
district. Another says Villa has be.
gun an attack on chihuahua City. Both
reports were from state departments
agents.
The war department WAS without any
special reports from General Funston.
who completed yesterday an inspection
of the punitive expedition. News dis
patches that quoted him as saying that
no raids on the American border .ap-
peared probable and that in the event of
the withdrawal of General pershing'
force, their would be available sufficient
regular troops to forestall any hostile
movements from Mexico, were taken
as an indication that the general might
renew recommendations that the troops
be brought ont Of Mexico.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
HAS HARDING FORGOTTEN?

Has Governor Harding already for
gotten the thousands OF wet Demo-
Gratis who voted for him? We have
doubt that his voice is potent in Re-
publican councils at Des Moines, and
here the senate and house are organ
izating with all Republican commit
tees on constitutional amendments
and other important measures. Not
a look-in for the Democrats. The
Grand Old Party hogging everything
in sight. By way of adding insult to
injury, it evidently intends TO max 6
Iowa as dry as bone aud take all
the credit for the job. How thank
less, after the Democrats came out
for prohibition and all the vets left
their party to vote for the governor:
Has he forgotten already his debt to
Ithem2
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
WHERE LAWYERS DISAGREE

Evidence comes to light at frequent
intervals that the business OF being
constitutional lawyer is not an ex
act science. Before the passage of
the Webb Kenyon act, Taft, Root.
Wickersham and Cannon said the
measure was unconstitutional and
would be so held By the supreme
court. But the aupreme court held
that the law is constitutional. When
lawyers disagree the laymen can step
in and prove by eminent legal author
tiles that both sides are in error.
Sioux City Tribune.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

to their homes, to the factories and
the fields.
Will the rulers of those warmad
nations grasp this opportunity?
They will if they have dealt hon
estly with their subjects, if they
have truly spoken their objects in
the war.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Even when it is all over, the greater
part of Europe will be confronted with
a grave situation
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Many congressman may vote for
dry Washington to get in out of the
rain
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

A part of Tom Lawson's leak evil
dence Consisted of rambling, boastful
story of drunken man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

1t is generally agreed that the Unit
ed States supreme court put the right
construction on the Mann act. Per
sons leading morally clean lives have
nothing to fear. The blackmailer fear
is foreign to the question, for there are
laws for the curbing of that class Of
criminals just as there are for holding
IN check criminals Of other classes.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Tom Lawson will never forgive Con
gresham Henry for trying to make it
appear that he was tampering with the
truth.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

1t appears that when congress set a
trap for the commercial white slavers
it caught lot of tigers along with the
skunks.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

That San Francisco child of con-
vict, tattooed by her father that abe
may not be lost to him, will have
double cause in her mature years to
despise his memory-the first because
of his crime and the second because
of his mutilation of her fair skin.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25
LIBERTY FOR ALL MANKIND

When President Wilson on Mon
day afternoon addressed the United
States senate he proclaimed the
right of the peoples of the world to
self-government when he said:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Insuring the ships of allies is becoming
assdangerous as monkeying with the heels
of Missouri mule.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Those Iowa boosters who are making
the rounds of the state on a SPECIAL
train have in mind greater Iowa and
their idea of the best means for obtain
ing greater Iowa is to join all of the
forces for good 1t is to join these
forces that this trip is being made.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

The man who predicted mild winter,
one so mild that it would pass for rath-
er unreasonable summer, is duplicating
the noise made by the man who follow
ed Wall street odds in his betting.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Thomas W. Lawson may not be ar
angel, but he seems to know how tt
throw hand grenades to the spots where
he intends them to explode.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

They are no longer the Danish West
Indies, because they are not the pro
perty of Denmark, because they are
the property of the United States.
Dewey Islands would be very appro
pirate name.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Sioux City Tribune: The rapidity
with which "bone dry" possibilities are
breaking in Iowa is causing a general
stampede to lay in large private stocks,
as medium Of gradually tapering
down to the inevitable.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

For the Missouri inaugural ball
dress suits were rented for fifty cents
each. Any family by denying itself
three and one third pounds of navy
beans or one peck of potatoes could
be represented at the function.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

From the way Attorney General
Havner is entering upon his Job of
dry cleaning Iowa, we have a sus
picion that he Is enjoying himself
these days.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-25

Looks hike Milwaukee will need tc
get another grip on fame. The ole
stuff i about played out as fame
producer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Americans Want to
Serve Under j. s. Flag

LONDON, May -. ! u. NJ NJ pro
pnsiIS thai The thousands or Anrrl'
cans serving with tn" British forr,s
should b. formed into Il unit TO 1i%H'
under The American Ila% in France
j. understood 10 1r The subject OF COLI
yrrSaIinns between lhr irlfnuT cohlr
mission and thr United States GOV,
arnmrnl. While The name OF tnlont!
Roosevelt did not enter mo inr HTl%,
inal suggestion. he is being mentioned
here a. Il puSsbl" leader of This UNI.
Ever since there WAS Il prosper OF
Il break between The United STATES
and Germany. and especially since "
state o. war was proclaimed. many
thousands uf young Americans VINO
had enlisted with III" British forces
have been expressing the desire 10 b"
released 81 that they might S"ry"
with their own flag. Thr problem ari.',,
ing from their applications. linked
with the desire to see America rCnr'-
scented quickly at The front. gave TlSr
H. The idea among Americans here cl
! collecting them into one body under
American leadership. Any official IN.
.timaiiOm IhaI thIs is desirable wnHld
of course have 10 come from WASH
ingrOn. bur it is believed by many llrr''
That if the American government
should EXPRESS the desire thai lhiS
scheme be carried out The British at-
lhoriiies would acquiesCe. Americans
in London who favor Colonel Roos'-
vrll'S nlan of bringing over q con;ln.
gent ar" suggesting him a. leader III
In" Americans already in service in
view ct the opposition Of the United
States 10 his raising volunteers.
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Great Transportation
Powers for President

WASHINGTON. -. G.. May Ii
Broad presidential authority over
transportation. including power TO de-
irrmina what commodities shall be
given preference in the movement OF
freight. was asked Of Congress to-day
bv President Wilson. with The plea
lhat The exercise Of such authority
has become imperatively necessary"
/ In submitting II resolution authoriZ-
Ing him 10 exercise these powers Tor
the duration Of the war. or TO delegate
Them 10 Il transportation commissions
rr. line President wrote The House Ju-
dietary and commerce committees that
while the railroads had shown pa.
irioIir spirit. creation Of some central
authority SHOULD be authorized at once
10 guide in determining the priority OF
, shipments.
The resolution, drawn by Attorney
General Gregory. WAS introduced ~
! once in tho House by Chairman Webb.
Of the judiciary committee. and VIII
BIZ presented in the Senate within Il
! few DAYS
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Mrs MARI. peuli in) McGannon.

Mrs .Muril n';I.i Inn MciiailI"ll. HE'"i
-. VIII. ii John Mr';:tnm"n. resilient
Of TINS city sine early "hiihh""u. i"'i'rr-
r';Ily uaS"$d away IN tn" family nom"
las, ,.>rui,ig AT so "'-l""k. Mre. Me-
ISunn"I bad been an Invalid l'i ihr pas
-..v,.u years AMI had hrcn i'll with hr"n-
chiils $llu'. ln,r.',ul'r laS'. Sh"' Vas
tn. m"'iI.g - William M'';HEn"n. form
rr uI"al n,:tl,r IN Me- '"i!"'h street. Mh!
.tlrd h'n nilr months ago.
Mrs MrI;,ltu"r.. wl""'. maiden mana,
was I".H!iin. "n* i'",N ~ tn county "i
Is r.l". ireland. ami ,H,l,''. I" TINS r"uh'
Try with h"r parents "h"Iich young Glr''
Shr sine. lived III iNl,i city. She WAS
widely known III ih.' ~, Emit Tor her
Kindness, J." TN I"r'" AMI 'h"s" III III
jrrSs Mrs Nr'ianE"n N;> Il III, miner
of st l,,,...ph'~ t'nth.dGal Shr Mas mar
rir,i /" Mr.. Mr';;nn"u ~ the ''alh,"i.''
IN IT," ini. I;"N. Father l'hrkS III l>'S'
&h. lr:ilr> h'SIul.~ E'r nuShaEd Two
,;rushl"r>. Mrs. ';""rG" Luther 81
Mmund>,Illr. and Miss Nnah"I Nr''ah-
mon ~ Lum": ais" dHuehl"r-'u-l."'
Mrs. Mary Mr':anm''m. wii"w ~ N''lI'n'
M,r;:tunuu and ihr following ::rahu-
~,,l< :rra granddaughter. John - f"-
ward j. I:"runIri tnarl"S. t."n. NiiiA;lhl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
BUSINESS men SLICE
30 BUSHELS POTATOES
Prominent Rotar1ans Sit in Barn Las
Night and Cut Spuds 20 Plant for
O. Y. G. Hospital.

More than score Of prominent
Wheeling business men cutting si!riS
was a sight worth sr"ing III Ill" S'Hmin
barn near Wheeling park .aSr niS.iI
Thirty bushels Of potatoes. rn"lEh /"
r,iant Ihrc" :tcrrS. w"r" SLICED 10y l'h'!!n%
members Of tn" Wheeling Rotary ci|H
This organization is hnving tn" i"'tai"'+
rIauInd for ia" benefit ri tn" Ohm N1i-
lny General hospital. HuI /, l. rl1un'fl
10 have the crop planted. chltiNHl"'i ..nh
;Hrurd over TO thu hospital without i
,r.ut'S cost 10 tn" Institute ! ~
ground has already been i'r"rrrr''d t:Lh
,h. potatoes will y" planted Inns wr"N.
In r.<pons" to an appeal lntlr ny
I;iiec james W. Ewing ut yesterdays
meeting Of tho Rotary club. - !H"inlr'r$
gathered in IL" Stamm barn for III.
srim task If uisscCt:!t% tib'rS ami ~
tracing potato "y"I. They went I"
work with Il will and within an hour ia"
Job WAS done.
County Agricultural Agent !>;,:i" :
Cook supervise tn" work. Ht,d viii ''so
direct III" Planting. Nmnn" HOS" '''ii-
ing pn,ainrS w"r. Or. John II. Met i'r".
Er.d Colmnr. John l.. 'nrd'n. Aim
Adams. Stanley Floyd. ';"Ur"" T.. ll",iS".
Jasper r. Baum. Th""h"r" liaTha. I'll
worth Srhonrlr!. Isaac :. ""h. l.Tn' =
W. Ewing charles i. i;mui"r. i;rmn"'!
Too, John Colv.G. George. T.. Il"t!S". =.
and others.
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YOUR BLOOD
Is YOUR LII {

Fiji YOUR veins with plenty ni pure
rich. red blood ami You will nave
plenty ~ li'r. vi"nr. energy ANA VI
tally. ,,,
R,I blood Is Ihy fountain "i YOU!
#nd hrau:y l. also puts IN" Strength
al iron ia Your body.
c H As C O. n
The Tonic Blood Builder
inriualEy supplies III" clements needed
to enrich tn" blood. strengthen anu
sunrhc IN" nerve and IncrclS" II"
wcighi ul The bnuy. Read what Mr.
Alfred SHjnn. DrI:ir", y. j.. ~aHa
abGu; i.
YES. ,ir w"ieh"d only ~ pounds
when | b,vau ~ TAX" t'haScu-Ni W."
RGd.-l;uiIding Tonic, and now am
up 10 IN pounds and irtIin" ilhr.
Your. Just right. believe in ChaSrn-
Yin =: Bod!-iuI!d"r and SlrrhS'h'
Muhrl. My experience" >Lould con
vince liz Wl"!" world. even Inc
.rhrnni" duuhlrr'
II yGu hAT" II" con- ji'u'l"''l'
trouble. but arr under weight. weak.
pHI" and lack vitality. We %liarahl'"
Cha-cn.Nin III inrr"a$" your NI'aIiT
luu., in two weeks. II taken arrnFH-
inr 10 directions. and incrraS" your
weight il continued Tor 80 days. tfl!
Il bottle today from {. II. Gri"Si u 60"
i Ia Market Street. On this guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
90 LIVES LOST
ON THE ABOSS0

NEW YORK. May iI.-ShippinG
circles had an unconrmed report -.
day that al lives were lost on API!l
n in The torpcdong OF The BRITISH
liner Abussu. about 50 miles south of
Fastnri. The Abosso was bound from
Nigeria 10 Liverpool and was torDy-
dued without warning. tho report saio.
The survivors were picked up 10 min
ureS later and landed at Liverpool;
Eorly-SjX Of The passengers perlShrH
and Il Of the crew.
\ dispatch from London recently
quoted III" London Chronicle a. de.
meandinG 10 know why The British ad'
mirally had failed to publish the loss
OF ''rrrIaiH big ship" with IA loss
O: more than seventy lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Wheeling w. Va. May 10, 1915.
Scaled bids will be received by The
BOARD Of Education OF Triadclphia Dis
tricl. Ohio County. West Virginia. for
tho erection. Of Il new High School build
ing. to- bc built on their property near
oak Park. Plans and specifications for
the proposed building may be seen at
The office Of Architect L. l.. Faris or "A:
tie Office If the secretary Of said board
in the Woodsdalc School building.
Nh bids must be in the hands OF The
Secretary of said board not later Than
II o'clock q. m. saturday. June :. ~.
\ certified check Tor per cent Of III:
amount Of the bid 10 accompany. each
bid.
Tho board reserves The right 10 re-
tx order IF the Board OF Education.
:. S. JACOB. JR.. Sccy.
S.M.EAlRn. President;
ma 81 It'll -lj-l6-li-l9-"6'punel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
STOGIEMAKERS WORKING

After complete shutdown OF sew.
craI weeks. the East End plant Of the
Pollack Stogie Company resumed OPP
erations In part yesterday. About 30
men went hack TO work yesterday.
and it, is understoo this number will
be increased soon.
When both factories were closed
more than month ago, 1t was report
ed the shutdown would be indefinite.
probably several months. although no
announcement wa4 made by the com.
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
TORPEDO FIRED
AT BALTIC MISSES

NEW Ypi>&. May lI.---A tnrped" fired
H. Il G"%rlan SUh:uarin" III IN" White
>ja" i'm" i::,liic April ~? miSi"d tn"
@rcai liner n bar" u feet. according
:" information "t'rrn"d today from
Travellers i: N"~ I';k.
Thu I:rItIr i ",,.'" e; tn" larE"S; pas
Singer STEAMERS. la"W III C"mm!Ssi"u---
"".>.j tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Capt. Marshall E. Martin.

tINl;I.E.S IN, II. Va. May H. NJ
iut:,r, General John =. Bond to-day -.
,''.ir'd wurG - the death "f ''nptall
Marshall T.. Martin. ri l<!nEW""'i. tor
ni"r commander nf Company -. FIRST
regiment. West Virginia infantry. VIII"
Was RECENTLY rejected f"r SrrNi,'" Icy
federal authuriii H.; hc.'alS" ui i'll hrIl'li
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
BEING BODY BACK.

ErlaiivrS 81 Charles r;tliSpir Of this
city who was killed by Il Wheeling "
Lake Eric train ~ t'alrpniut. g.. Ers:cr-
dAy morning, directed that his body be
returned 10 this city for burial. Tho
body Will arrive this morning. t;lllIsuic
left only last week To work in Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
SINGERS HUSBAND DEAD

NtW YORK. May li.--Dr 'iuili;tutn'
Sir..E;.l- Scmhri"h. husband Of th. "l"'r"
singer MarSrliu Seubrirh. died here To-
da, in his Isl year. pr. St"nG"l-Sciii-
hlirit WAS known 10 musicians tho world
oyer ana he and his wife were often
'"'lrd th" I6arhy and "an" If the
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Funeral for James Quinn Today.

This mInrninG at N.%u "'rl"rk fau'"LI
s'.rVnr"S VIII h'' h.'lI for .lHm"~ uTiI'l.
So. r"I!rrr! mill worker. III iI:,' huIrr. g."
lis S"n-In-laW. iIn"r! Farley. "i 49,
Wm"is slr.r.. i;",lHI"in high mas, an
- .Iu::rIh : ,;li h"dril ut :, "'rl"ck ::I:
IHl "iii ~ III MI. !"lNuEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16

rn"mas Nu. Miss Agnes Mr';annVn, ali
uf has city.
fur'rni Arrangements W'r" Iin-"iu-
plot IA; a'gnt uui II HI$ annuHurt"I
from thu h"ii.r. !iGIt S''TI les viii ike!
IL h"ld FriuaE morning 1t N.Cm u'rInC!,
III tn" piH''u -; death. followed with
:"Uur"'n miGu mas IL -. .r"s''ph'> 90
lh'dr.tl n "'''h'"k. IlIi"rmrnl viii To
~ VI. N'AiNarN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
C. Andrew wiley.

g. Andrew Wiley. Il i'Iri"r r'>'i'l' ~
~ This city. d','d ~ his 'i"m" Al -
t'hHrlS. Ill.,. sunday night. a,'rnriinf: -
Il .n"SSH@. rr,r,iV"d lIrrr lay uCal rr,:i-
iiv"S yesterday. II" MAS :,nrn in tins
city ami WA tn. son II TN. lHic l"ShjI
nnn NlHrN T., WilrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
SUBMARINE RECORD
FOR THE WEEK IS
VERY ENCOURAGING

i.uNbrN. May -. go =. m.---Thr re-
I,ur. IT tho WEEKS iu$S''S through NiIb-
marines ~ h., ISSUED ;ulm"rr"w viii he
.h.. most Ia,ur,hI,. in several weeks.
The uuruh,.r ~ ships i"rlr''lu"'d = well
hrluW sh,. average. Wnilr al" nuIuh''r 81
SHIPS escaping attack il Very lnrS".
The" n touch with ia" .antI-Subnl1-
RIM" ,ntn!LIi.u also ;,r,. very cheerful
oyer rh. result. at actual attacks ON
submarines WHICH have been pushed
wish In.. UlmuS, VlG"r during IN" I'M!
~, her "i Ih" it:,i fortnight This has
in.,;i particularly I:INnrHbl" ~ Iirplahs
:i,LiNiiI. According /" on" report. more
submarines nav. been sunk III The last
week Than IN thu. month prey lUuS.
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I.nETSNnI.IU y. H.. May II

PORTSMOUTH,. y. H.. May lJ.-'l1
skipping circles Today r"lmrrt WAS cur
rent that tn, l;riliSh had captured Il
li"iiila of German submarines b"und
nn u host liz. mi$$I'it ~ American shores.
iii" >"tZur" WIS said Ia hay" taken
place r:'r!i i'll April. hut III" l'lac" Of
rh, capture. ar means by which it Was
effected. were not revealed. The report
Ma said +" HAY" come from al officer
"i Il trans Atlantic ship VII" WAS Sa!H
u, har" beard If il from SOURCES III
lmii..n with lhr L:riiiSh nlimliraltE.
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scoTT-Un Monday. May li;h. l9lI. ~ 1000 O'Clock
J. M HELEN. daughter U! AnnA ". and the
late SeiIsom Scrtt. IN the @ith year " her age.
F:lnrTL services al the family EeAuencs. ~ F"Hr'
t,t+ih street. wednesday AFTERNOON. O'Clock.
FrruN. invited {" altrud. 1ntcrIncnt private. sept
,r.nc,v;y National I'Ikr. BiidSrlv.;. Ohio.
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COMMANDER-IN-CH|EF
CONTINUED fror. First Page.)

-
br Il general peace. y separate Fc"S"
with Germany is NOW impossible, IN"
arnruI said
FLlrt, ,,,,; 'r c,;I;,r., .,nf \Snrk.
He NJH!l'Il I" .1u'u''' "'"
men : IhleEa''S VIII H'';! YOU '"""' =
praC" in another way. th'' appear
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

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FOR RENT-MoDERN STORE BOON AND
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