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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-17
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LONDON, July 17.-Capture Of Ger
man merchant ships In the North Sea
yesterday was announced by the admir-
atty today.
The Germans did their best TO make
or and two were damaged by gun hre
from the British boat. The admiralty
statement said:
sour Light forces on patrol duty sight
ed q number OF German steamers. Our
signals were disreaarded and the ships
made toward the Dutch coast. Two OF
the rearmost were badly damaged hy
gun fire. The other four were intercept
ed and captured. The names OF the
captured ships were Tellstrom, Brietbag,
Marie Horn and Hinxlunieerg."
This Is the second instance recently
reported of German merchant vessels
being captured in the North Sea. Pre-
sumahly these ships were en- route to
Scandinavia for German supplies. Ths
recent falling or IN Scandinavian SAIL
tngs do to heavy losses OF ships and
desire OF ship owners to save their ves-
sells by keeping them In port, may be
forcing Germany to take great chances
to secure much needed supplies.
{By United Press Cablegram.)
PARIS, July Herman forces made
further desperate assault last night in
the Champaign seeking to drive the
French from their newly won gain
around Mount Teton. today's official
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LACROSSE, WIS, July 17-An aero
squadron comprised of 100000 Spanish
war veterans an a nationwide home de-
tense corps Is the plan Of National Com.
mander Chisholm, it became know here
today. The wisconsin department went
on record as favoring such a plan.
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WASHINGTON. July 1s.-America's
great mir feet drew nearer to a reality
today when the senate military COM
mfttee without amendment reported
out the s640. .0O0, 900 aeropiane bill with
the recomm mendation that IL pass.
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AN ATLANTIC PORT, July 17.--Aft-
er drifting IL days IN an open boat two
members of the crew OF 81 torpedoed
Norwegian schooner were picked up 400
miles on the Irish coast bJ British
ship arriving here today. One was un-
conscious from hunger.
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NOTICE

On account OF the increased cost OF
supplies a new scale of prices will be
put in force by all saloonkeepers after
Wednesday, July 18th.
wv. c. HERRINGTON. Prest
c. BURNS Secy. 7;i7.f
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may be drafted into the service VI @oo
United States ARMY. resolution co ao-
conplish this was prepared today by
Senator Chamberlain, chairman OF the
senate military COMMITTEES.
(EULLETIN3
(Ry United Press.)
WASHINGTON, July IT. - Speeding
up Of the strag CLING districts was the
work of special agents sent out TO NeW
York city and central and middle west
ern states that the great draft lottery
might be held Saturday-the tentative
date set for the drawing.
Ten states are still incomplete al
though most of the registration boards
have finished their work. In case few
districts cause further postmonement OF
the "draft" the war department VIII
rush federal officials into those districts.
MO definite date can be hxed until all
states are ready. The finishing touches
on the preparations Will be put on today
at a conference between Secretary Baker
and Provost Marshal Crowder.
Did you register for the selective
arny7 If 50. you have a number of
-sirinser still to do and do H. ct 7onees-s-~-
remember II AP ~ soo' -
wait for the mails to bring you any
notice or directions.
What exemption district do you live
in? If you do not know. find out.
Where does your exemption board
have its office? Go there and ask for
COPIES of blanks and forms. You have
some to fill out.
DO You Know Your Nurnber9
What is your number? Go to the
boards office and find out. Every name
board has done its job Of numbering.
YOU will be able to find out what your
number is.
Then watch THE TIMES for news
from washington as to the drawing
The numbers are all to be put In q
wheel or into something to be drawn
by lot. In this lottery your number viii
either be drawn or not drawn; then the
lucky number will be pasted at the head
quarters Of the board and published IN
The TINES Anyway. it Is UP to you to
watch the bulletin board or to read
your paper and find out whether your
number has been drawn.
You may get q letter notifying you
that you are drawn, but do not wait FOL
the letter; watch the bulletin board and
the newspaper.
.hen Comes the Physical Examination
Your local board will next examine al
men whose numbers are drawn to de-
- - -
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Following the example of the
mother country, Canada has ap-
pointed a food dictator. He is W. ].
Hanna and has announced his inten-
t;on of cooperating with Herbert
Hoover as soon as the food control
bill now before congress becomes q
Jaw. :
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nv wTLLIAM p. sIMMs.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES I

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD. July 1.-THE enemy's
nerves are getting frayed on the west
ern trent. Along the entire line the
Germans are effervescinE in startled
little attacks, she wing they .-re
"jumpy" and fearful Of something that
may be fmpending elsewhere. Todsy's
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Nv Limited Press.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE war
department. today ordered drafted
recruited tenth regiment of enEi-
neers to supplement the nine ordered
sent to France to repair railroads.
Part of the balance of 1T is at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. These engineers
will be men who have had forestry
service and they will all be trained at
Fort Leavenworth.
WASHINGTON. July 17.-An Amer
lean girls, sLegion of Love, may join
Russin's female "Regiment of Den, -
and Britein's "Womnn's Army" {
European battle front. Formal appli-
cation to recruit . ''Iegion- from Tn
Gle Sans 50,00O,00O women and girls
has been filed with Secretary Baker
by the Young Women's Christian As
rociatfon, it was learned here today.
Thousands of college and society wo-
men are ready to serve. 1t is said.
PETROGRAD, July 17.-Minister of
Finance Shinga-eT, Minister of Educn
tion ManufloR and Miniser of Public
Relief Prince Shakhovskoy formally
resigned today. ALI are members OF the
cadet party.
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WASHINGTON, July 1-.--The Amer
lean steamer Childe was sunk by
submarine in European waters June
20, the state department announced
today. All hands landed mt
Montivedio. The schooner had no
armed guard.
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fzy United Press cablsgran.) }

LONDON, July 17.-Fi0ld Marshal
Haig's soldiers gained during the night
northwest of warenton in 1ielgtum, ac-
cording today's report to tho war Office.
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statement asserted. Tho enemy was
repulsed.
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SELECT|vE
.DRAF 7 UNITS
MUST ACT.
Dozen Things to Do and This
Story Tells You What
They Are.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July IL. -
Alien "slaokers''-except Germans and
those specifically exempted by treaties
may be drafted into the service OF the
United States axrly. A resolution co ao-
oornpnsh this ~vas prepared today by
Senator Chamberlain, chairman OF the
senate military COMMITTEES.
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EULLETIN.)
f1v Tynited Presg.l

Continued on page five-)
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11

He was informed that on account of the war such reform was unpa- triotic.
 Clearly, we are committed to le- gislation which will substantially limit the hours of labor for women employed in industrial pursuits, :" said Governor Lowden.
 But it is said that war alters the situation. l submit that if it does alter the situation, it makes this legislation more imperative England thought at the opening of the war that it was made necessary because of the war to increase rather than decrease the number of hours of labor. It has been shown very conclusively by the experience or England that this increase was at the expense of both efficiency and economy.
 "The British government last year, after an exhaustive investiga- tlon through very able committee, reached the conclusion that, from every standpoint, that of efficiency
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MAY BE CENTER 0F
 BIG 1TEU'TON

ROME, July 10.-That the Athen- ian government is making arrange ments to at once enter the war with the Entente against Germany has been believed here for some time.
 German advices coming through Switzerland intimate that the en- trance of the Greeks into the war will be the signal for a great drive of the combined Central powers and their allies against Greece, not withstanding the great force which the entente nations are maintaining against them along the Servian and Bulgarian border. The German pa pers foretell another Rumanian campaign and in this way are trying to keep up the dropping spirits of the people who are missing the usual reports of victories which now have been absent for a con
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but the Marshal returned with the statement of no assets for the Con- solidated Co.
 Briefly the history of this case is that judgment was obtained in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia, Pa, by the Plaintiff company against the Nome Consolidated for the above amount which was on notes dated as far back as 1914 for machinery and other supplies to the Nome Con- solidated. Last year a suit based upon this judgment was filed in the District Court by William A. Gil more, attorney for plaintiff and judgment rendered accordingly in October 4, 1916 by Judge Tucker. Recently on this judgment, when execution was sought to be obtained there was no property.
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which have now been the scene of such severe struggling and so much bitter fighting. They are advancing closer to Lemberg with the north ern wing striking downward to eff feet a junction with the southern army, cutting off the Austrian force that has been blocking the center for some time. IIaIitz is in imni. rynt danger of isolation this ever. i:.:;
 III the Carpathians also the Rus sians are carrying on a bitter strug- gle, while the Austrians are 1nassing
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The complaint in the present suit alleges that Powell acting as agent and trustee foreclosed two fake mortgages and annexed al the Nome Consolidated Co.'S assets, real and personal including dredges, ma chinery etc. Subsequently it is claimed he organized the new com pany named the Alaska Mines Cor poration and deeded over the assets. Plaintiff asks for a receiver to take possession and hold, but not to ope- rate the assets while it litigates the cancellation of the foreclosure of the alleged fraudulent mortgages. Last evening the Court signed cn order returnable Tuesday, July r at II o'clock to hear the applica- tion for a receiver William A. Gil more and T. NJ. Reed are attorneys for the plaintiffs.
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NEPHEW WANTS FIGHT
 UNCLE THE KAISER

DETROIT, July 10.-Johann Wilhelm, nephew of the Kaiser would take up the gun against Ger many-if the age limit of selective service were raised to include him.
 Count von Hohenzollern is his title. He was born in Detroit and has been here for the last seven years.
 The Counts identity was disclosed when he applied to Marshal Behrendt for permission to enter districts restricted to Germans.
 While he spent the greater part of his forty-seven years in Germany Johann was born here while his
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11
RUSSIANS FIGHT HARD GALIClA
ASKS FOR RECEIVER
 IN COMPLAINT FILED

Yesterday afternoon about fifteen minutes before five o'clock was filed the suit entitled The American Manganese Steel Co. versus Alaska Mines Corporation. the Nome Con- solidated Dredging Co.,, E. E. Powell Geo. Schofield, J. M. Sloan, E. L. Webster, NJ. Y. Newton, Louis Eisen- lohr, F. H. Thatcher, trustee, c. E. Darling trustee, and E. E. Powell, trustee, defendants.
 This, what is technically known as a judgment creditors bill has complaint some fifty pages long and is a legacy, so to say, from the dredging activities of F. E. Powen in these parts. The plaintiff has a Judgment dated October 1, 1916 for $3O,920 with interests and costs against the Nome Consolidated Co. and they recently took execution
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SLAv MAKE GAINS
 NOW IN GALICIA

PETROGRAD, July 10.-The Rus sians are now attacking alternately with varying severity at widely diff erent points, thus practically pre- venting the German forces diverting troops from one section to another as has been the previous method of the Teutons.
 Yesterday the Pinsk fighting saw relative quiet supervene, while in Galicia the struggle was renewed with tenfold violence.
 Again the Russians have taken possession of the Brzezany heights
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11
EDDY FOY AT DREAM.

Tonight Eddy Foy and the seven little Toys will be presented in the Triangle Comedy "A Favorite Fool' ? parts. Chas Murray a Triangle comedian will also star in a two part scream "The Vacuum Robbery. This double headed bill, is brim full of screams, and you can come pre- pared to laugh. Besides these head liners Late Pathe News will also be on the Program.
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as well as the health of the women. overtime should be abolished and an S-hour day established for them. Hence the argument of even tempo rary necessity fails. Moreover, let us not forget the purpose of this legislation.
 War must, of necessity, impair the fatherhood of future genera tions. Doubly important is it, then that we take every precaution to protect the mothers of the next gen eration. l believe that need for legislation limiting the hours of Workk for women is more impera- tive than if we were at peace"
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refusal of the Pope to direct Cardi- nal Mercier to return to Belgium against his will, nevertheless the Pope will not do anything caIculat- ed to cause a complete rupture be- tween the Vatican and Germany but will continue to press his good offices on behalf of peace with all belligerents, is a statement given out this evening in the Vatican organ
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The governments aero approprla- tion bill will be pressed for passage and is likely to experience little op- position.
 It is understood that just as soon as the registration lists are properly classified as to those entitled to ex- emption, aliens and citizens subject to service, the draft will be ar ranged for.
 The departments are all busy with war business and great ad, vances are being made. The report of the increased crop production has
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is relatively quiet today.

PARIS. July 9.-It is intimateG officially today that again this week shows falling off in the number of submarine victims in the barred zone, Whether it be due to the eH- tra vigilance of the destloyers an chasers or to the fact that the Ger mans have been spreading out to meet the American transports Is a divided opinion among the news
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11
FOOD BILL WEARS
 ITS FINAL PASSING

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1O.- The food bill is now on the way to completion with the Senate practi- cally finished it's labors. That it will pass the conference committee before the end of the week is cei- tain and will be immediately signed by the President. The disputed pro- hibition clauses will probably resul. in a compromise.
 After the food bill, the regular business of the Rivers and Harbors Bill already very badly delayed wiD likely be taken up.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11
HAIG STILL HACKS
 THE GERMAN LINES

LONDON, July 9.-Today infant ry attacks south of Ypres again took the place of the artillery bombaro, ments that marked the several pre- ceding days of campara tive quiet along the British front.
 Gains were made of several hunG- red yards of German positions north of the Scarpe in the fighting which was continued in that sector also.
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siderable time.

ROME, July 10.-An intensive bombardment is marking the fight ing in Goritzia with the Austrians preparing to evacuate some strong positions.
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been used as @ belated argument against the food bill by the interests that have been in open opposition to it for some time. This however will not avail anything.
 The revenue bill is now approach ing its final shape in the Senate but it is recognized that it will lead to bitter fight in both Houses before its final passage. Meantime, it gives right of way to the Food Control law.
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men to prevent them crossing.
 AMSTERDAM, July 10.-It is re- ported from Berlin that the German government in occupation of that section of Rrmania conquered last fall, has levied fine of fifty mill lion dollars against the inhabitants of the conquered territory. It is also intimated that the fine had been collected.
 No fighting is reported from Ru- mania.
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ROME, July While relations with the Vatican and Germany are somewhat strained owing to the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR IS
 OPPOSED ON LABOR BILL

SPRINGFIELD, H., July 1O.-- In vain did Governor Lowden try to revive the women's S-hour bill which was rejected recently by the state Senate. He sent a special message in which he Lointed out that in the political platform eff the dominant party a pledge had been made to establish this regulation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11
WE CAN DO TT.

For first class work ana prOn ps delivery phone Main 1H1 and the Peoples Steam Laundry xM en and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMSON. Pros.
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NJ. PASCOFF. LADIES & GENTS TAILOR.

Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-07-11

parents were touring the United States. His father is a brother of Bill Hohenzollern.
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paper experts.
 The belief that supply boats are replenishing the L boats at sea when disguised as traHlers now finds practical confirmation by re- ports which have been sent in.
 LONDON, July 9.-Describing the precautions against aero raids by the Germans as inadequate the home defense is coming in for con- siderable criticism
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE CHEAP. Two 4 H. r. Boilers.
 ..4 One 12 H. P. Boiler. One 16 H. P. Boiler. Two 6 H. F. Boiler. DARLING & DEAN co. ~S
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men to prevent them crossing.
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RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP. Front St. 8 doors west of Alaska
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 CLEANING
 PRESSING
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 REPAIRING Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes.
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PARIS, July 9.-The Aisne from
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"GRANDEST IN THE
WORLD" "SHE SAYS
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"For thirty long yearS-nearly
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Il also had stomach trouble and
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What little l ate did more harm
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Il will always thank the friend
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In fact, | feel better than | have
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have more strength and energy than
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ard am not nervous like | was. |
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My husband and children have
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wood. Bring it along quick. Print
ers can't work with cold fingers.
We will pay cash or take wood on
subscription. It's the wood we
want and must have.
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for the South. and good, like the
South. 9-27
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Complete line of the famous Ship
man Organs. Phone. send word or
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one. Terms to suit purchaser. 9-6-tf
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