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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16
Why Consultation Injuries

The bowels are the natural sewer
age system of the body. When they
become INSTRUCTED by constipation a
part OF the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed in
to the system, making you feel dull
and stupid, and interfering with the
digestion and assimilation of food.
This condition is quickly relieved by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable
everywhere.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16
GENERAL NLWS ITEMS

hedT Au1nIfdI William S. Sims,
president Of the naval war college at
Newport, has arrived in London to
act as an intermediary between Brit
ish admiralty officials and the Navy
Department in the working out OF
problems involved in participation by
the American navy in the ranks of
the Entente Powers. His mission
was admitted at the Navy Department
Friday after news of his safe VOYAGE
had been received.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16
SPRING COLDS ARE nANCER0u,

Sudden changes Of temperature and
underwear bring spring colds with
stuffed up head, sore throat and pen-
eral cold symptoms. A dose of DR..
klhg,sNeWDlscovery is sure relief, this
happy combination Of antiseptec bal
SANS clears the head, soothes the If
rltated membranes and what might
have been a lingering cold is broken
up. Don't stop treatment when re-
i!lef, is first felt as half cured cold
IS dangerous: Take DR.. Kings New
Discovery till your cold is gone.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16
Bread Ration in Germany Reduced 25
Dor Cor,k

Amterdam Dispatch, Apr. 10.
The Dusseldorf General Anzeiger
explains to the working populations
OF the Rhinelands on West Phalia
that hard necessity has driven the
country to new food rationing. This
will begin April Is and will include
a reduction Of rs per cent in the
bread ration
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16
ALONG ROUTE SEVEN

Some Corn Killed by Cold-School Has
ClOsed-Egg Hunt-Personal
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Lumberton, R. 7, April 12-Sowing
cotton seems to keep the farmers
very busy.
Messrs. Casper Seasons and Archie
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

DEMONSTRATORS NUTIJE
Having qualified as administrator
of Preston Locklear, deceased, tins IS
to notify all persons having CLAIMS
against the estate Of Preston Lock
lear, deceased to present them to me
on or before the 9th day Of March,
1918, or this notice viii be pleaded
in bar Of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 23rd day Of March, 1917.
c.. G.. LOCkLEAR,
Administrator Of Preston Locklear,
deceased.
Pembroke, n. c. 3 26 6mon
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16

night at the home Of Mr.. W
Gel. W. J. Va
Miss Mamie Kinlaw and
Bundy, spent SATURDAY Nh @:.i 0rOta,
Mckay Byrd's. night at \
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16

Chairman Board of Commissioners
anon
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-16

Fairmont, N. C.
Apr. IS, 1917.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
LES DETTE,

Hvis De like forstaar, hvorfo1
Cas- County vandt 1ste Pramie,
Blue Ribbon, og SGlvbsger, we'd
MINI. Stats Fair, da kom og s.
Diet Land, jeg tilbyder fra $3.50
per Acre og op. Til Dels opdyr-
kede Farme fra SIS per Acre og
op. Code Skoler, Veje og Naboer'
Oversvgmmelser, Storme og ISrkt
er ukendt. Store eller smaa Land
tracts. Paa Vilkaar, ON qnskes.
Err De interesseret i noget god
til rigtig Pris, kom og Sc selv. 8
Skriv efter n@rmere Oplysninger ii
OLE Il larson,
.Ror los. Walker, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
ToruIpffet Nlhpebaab.

5orleoen ifuloe en- at Warinens
6%lpbebaaoe poo ct lengere DDelies=
togt me6 2gjtnant Dam iom Serer
% en- Mefanifer 1om Basioger.
Sort efter 5torten ub for Glpbe=
baooltationen freb Ben tnnet lalte6e
Maifine ! en- &11rbe, og ga 6en en6=
111t bar forbo16sbis labt, naoeoe ST.
reren lite at toa Ben rettet op, In
ben Sen naae6e 8onoflooen. geeo=
ltprtninge1t bar iaa poloiom, at
8aaoen iplintre6eS, me1 belbigbis
llap 6e to M9no me6 nogle &b9=
teller % bIeb burtigt filfet op al
tililenoe 8ao6e, ser ogioa iener1
biprge6e Motoren % Melterne al
Tlpbemaifinen. De to Sorulpffeoe
bleb brogt til Marinebolpitalet /
Briniesiego6e, bbor en- nn6eriegelie
biife, at 6e life bab6e toget more
5fooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
@pngcns Smprrebrpb,

Da &ongen forleoen reiite til
Sfagen Tor at tilbringe Hinleoagene
boa fit 5fagens gilla, bar Of Sen
i'm TIC @nliitnatio1ren oen haoitio=
nellie &ongepogn blebet iporet. STE
1touratgren Store 8eltg=Sargenl
bnpbe fprab faaet Me6oelelie ON at
1erge for ct SOB meb goot belagt
smgrrebrgo, % omfril1g bette ba1l-
feoe ao1gefomi1ien fig ! % 2.
4losieS Spieialo1t. ser toni set til
CT public 9cete. On ING, iultel
Waof1o tom tDrten0e ino SaIorre11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

@&&4EG #@2tSzt - EssTtE43# HE 80 M GNy =
Farm MI S0IO.

Coax Glen Farm) den gamle Hen
ry Newman Farm. Ca. 100 Acre
med udmserkede Bygninger, Stem
.Kjelder-Stald, ca 30x1O0 Fod.
God BrGnd. Farmer st9der til Re
sidence Distriktet af Saltwater BY.
Inlet ubenyttet Land. Code Wand
1afl0b. Kun ct lille kontant Bel6b
in3dvendigt. Lette Vilkaar. Over
.tagelsen kan ske straks. For Pris
iog Oplysninger skriv til Ejeren,
Luke K. Sexton, Litcchfield, Mimi.
: : : u s.s.r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
st seilas i 2uftipeiline,
.Nnf1fob SID" fortpIIer fglqen0e

uMafifop Gio." fortaller felgenoe
mGrfeli9c 8%egiDenbeb:
&oa oen Deltlige &immel laos
Sreoog Mften beo 7.3O=Eioen ct ipl=
iomt 5pn. On 5nes. Sorpe6oiagere
.og 81. ltore &rpoiere 0ampeoe op
i 5laglinje, og fort efter iaas Ell
&rDoier (eller ct a11oet itprt 5fib)
fpnfe. 5froget rejite Zig, TOM til at
ftoa no%genlunoe ret op og neo !
8anoet, og en- S!!6igjle llog op ON
Gfibet.
Sen marfelige 2uftipejling bolot
fig ct &borters 3ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
sDifla,b inbrgmmer bet nprife
Niiferi 2e1npelIer. u

Sc mellen ocn 1orife % tDife
Megiering fgrte Borbanolinger !
M~nleoning al sc ganifeligbeoer, ION
Sc tpife 8eltemmelie ON Spprre-
.omTraaoet i set norblige Ssbab Tar
smeofgrt for norif Site % Gel
fanglt, er reil1lterct !, at BET Sob,
Der Iigger 8eit for 80 Gr. q. s., eer
frit; Desubel1 er 9mrao6et Nor0
for 70 @r. 50. 8r. % Belt for 46
%. g., frieiDet for Siifefanglten og
5plfonglten. 5iifefartgjer % Sel-
fongitfartgier Tan faroeS inoenfor
set angibne Omraa6e, men mao ba-
be Mationalflaget beiit % mao ba=
be tpoelige Motionalflag malef paa
|begge 5ftbs1iber, iamt bore oplplt
ON Scatter.
Sen tpife &egjering gjpr u0trpf:
|felig opmnrfiom paa, at bet bill taoe
nogen Sis, in0en Be fornp0ne Sor,
bol6sregler er noaet frem til 6e In.
berpnnosboobe, Der opererer / So:
bopet. 5no mart bette er lfet, bill
ben tpife &egiering nnoerrette ser
norife &egjertng, og ferlt 90 fon 8,
norlfe Giife- og 5angitfartgier bp.
&c fire moo Mngreb %inoenfor Ser
frigibne Del al 5perreomraooet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Gn norif &bitbamper fapret af
Sniferne.

Domperen uEborum" al Bergen,
Ser bar fragtet i &Dltfart al 6ell
norife &egjering me6 So % Solnl
til Morblonbs Mmt, er blepen fapret
mellem 8 og 4 Milsgrenlen al en-
tpif n=8aao.
n0enrigsmini1teriet bar / Sen Mn=
le6ning inltrueret 2egationen i Ser
lin ON at gibe ben tD1fe &egiering
9plpsning ON ~8eltemmelieslte6 oa
2a6ning % u0tale 6orDisningen ON
at ben tpife &egiering inareit mi.
ligt pil frigipr 5fibet, i6et Sen NOR
tie &egiering beb6er 4 MiI ION
Serritorialgr9nien.
rMftenpoiten" %lfriber, at set bill
babe en- afgigren6e SnbflDbelie poo
ben norife Solfetemning, bbis ifff
.5fibet bliber frtgiDet og Spbringel=
fen beflaget og Sfaben erltottet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
24o Acres Land / Manitoba

for blandet Farming. 100 Acres
dyrket, godt Wand, udmaerket Gras
j Omegnen. Sommer Bygninger. 8
Mil fra Elevator C.. NJ $1,000. pr
Acre. En- Del kontant, Restsn eff
ter Aftale.
$50 Acres ekstra gpdt Manitoba
.Hvede Land. Red River Valley
|Jordbund. Ingen Buske eller Sten.
SEEKS Mil fra BY. Udyrket. Lave
Skater. Godtk1b til $4,000. Lette
|Vi1kaar.
J. Melville, Carberry. Man. Can.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
SmaonDt.

5%f#E&..> EaEeaF -HraES
Sen ibenife Gorfatter s. 2an=
rim ffriber / nogle Mfbnn6ilnger ON
&rigen, at noar Notionerne ipmbo=
liieres be6 &binbeififfel1er lom
Sbeo, Gallo, @ermnnio oiD., tpn=
fec Der life poo Samfunos =Mooc-
rem, mel1 poa &bin6ens ~noturlige
Nilolfob.
San er lite bongel
Be6 2nnbe Station paa 8erDc
gegrre=Nebelbanen morer be &ej=
ien6c Jig ober ct eien6ommeligt Sr6=
ipil, iom %fremfommer peb to &ol1.
%6uft6rers forifjellige u6trpfsmoaoe
Sen enc raaber: ugsogen Gum
6e?"
Men ben a11oen:: rSsSugen 2un6el"
S iioite Mummer al set ipn-
oifa1iitiife 8Iao u5oliooritet" rettes
ct Nngreb poa uSocial=D emofra
ten, lom efter 5Dn6ifnliternes
Meni1g begDn6er at toge Zig u6
.iom uet btsient @gjrebloo".
Slere minore 8rDggerier poo
tpnfer | Mnle6ning al Sn6ifrpnf.
ninaen / Yro6uftionen at aau pbe1
til at tilbirfe igoe 5dger iom 81.
rub, &nnltbon1tng, Sr1gtgeleer.
Marmela0e .. 1ign., bbortil bereS
|2ofoler egner Jig u6mnrfet.
On GuaborgiIngter lolgte for.
leoen &ip6ct al en- lille Sslpnoer,
Oct bar ben @eit, ielpe S. 6. Gbri:
ltenfen RED poa beb SsIonosbelgget
lite Hinle6ag bar 10000
Mennefer ! EipoIi. Scr bor Grang.
iel oberalt. SI1uminotionerne lapne
beg men Gtboligaroen trof OBJ i fulo.
Buog.
81 rusiiife a~rigsfanger se1
forntr1ert til DARIUS. De er flpgteo,
ira Sfeftin / en- &l1Dog1t. st Stei
W1iofjDllano 6e beo life ieli
rigtig Dpor er Sc iprungen lis %
CT fon11l1en til Marbus til 5oog. s.
II ~, ,4,4o,. n.nS,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Set bpre @apir.

8il 8elDsning at De forbgie6e
Bapirpriier oplDier y&olitifen" at
8laoets aorlige 8opirforbrug uo-
eigr 5000 Cons. @eb &rigens no-
bruo foiteoe bette 8apir 200 Ser.
pr. Son eller $4,000 Ser. ON Ma=
ret. Get foiter mi 900 &roner pr.
Son elIer $4,000 Ser. Men mes
ben %foreitaacnoe 6orbpjelie bill 8ri-
fen blibe 445 ST. pit. Son el1er
1,157,O0O &roner ON Maret; BET Ell
Ell aarlig Meruogift at $4,000
Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

ban 70 belle Gioe1. Gn Jung, nleget
imlf Dome rafte fig paa gitergaoe
Ito fro lin gil, Ser oglaa idb falt,
for at le @ongen.
Sar Sc cit Bgsie? raabte &pngelr
ti11 be11oc giienrlem 1rangielen.
Damet1 rpbmeoe % fraf iig ino
/ Nognen:
5sreren at Gsbierg=D omperen
n2allra@, &ap1ajn Sens Ebgger1en,
Song, bar al BEN engellfe &egjering
fodet ct mutt sglbbnger mes S11-
iifription lam Naaifipnnelie, for0i
bon / December / Sior i Ben engelife
&onol optpg 8eiatningen fra en-
torpeoeret engelif Dumper.
S4aa be mol1gfolbiglte Smraa=
Scr tlerfcr vi berbiemme Beroens=
frtgen, ifig1tt ri officielt er uoenfor
Gen c110rnt. 5aule0eS oplD1er Den
Eabel, set oanife 2ibsforltfringS=Mf=
tieielifab uSafnia" bar meogipet iir
Marsberetni11g, at Ser alene / Mare'
1916 er faloet SO at 5elifabets 6or.
|{ifreoc / arigen. Sc bar tiliammer
fpriifreoe for ca. 100000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
kob en- kartoffeI Farm.

Land eg Farne / ct skandinaysk Settlement ] Contra
Wisconsin. Udmerket lord for X artofler, Majs.
Rug. Bonner, Klsver og Kvaegavl. Godt
Wand, code Veje, Landbo Kirker, Skoler,
Butikker, MSller, daglig Postgang, Teleto-
ner. etc. Moderate Skater. Code Markets
bver fra 8 til IL Mil. Fortsl mig hyad DC
shaker. IS til 40 Dollar pr Acre. KSbH NJ og
saa en- Hpst. 1ngen Byttehandel mulig.
L.. o. BARNES, [Eer] Maapaes' "'seeas'a'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
koB INeEN FARM FOR

DE- we'd hyad De kan faa for Deres PENCE
central Minnesota. vi har Farme til Salgs fra
SIG. til $50. pr Acre og hvereneste at dem
river godt U.dbytte og stor Fortjeneste. Be
sap os eller skrinv efter udf1rligere OPlysnin.
peI. YOUNG BROS, Sebeka, Mtnr,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
16OAcressa s,y'' a sys6s'

ger, Lund, god Br0nd, 10 under
Dyrkning, Resten godt H6- og
Grassland, 3 Mil fra Cando, County
Sadet af Towner Co., N. D.. Pris
indbefattet halv. H9st kun $500
pr Acre.
W. 6. MILLER, Grand Forks. N. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
9gbsfalb.

S 5glge uGibens Iegn" er Sen
norife Minilter ! @om ST. Sgrgen
8runcborit, efter nogen Ei6s 5pg=
bonn ofgaaet peo OGDEN Der, IS Aar
gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Bulletin fra 8oitiparebanferne.
20. Sum- 1917.

~. s.r#4##& F"#es M#aH&G-E tN%@H#@H&
GorpgeIielt paeao Hoitiparefonto for
Meoi 1917 belpb Jig til So 100000
,eller ober balDanoen Gong iaa me-
get iont5i Mai 1916. s Sc forlgbne
ellebe Maaneber er Suoi9tte1iernc
poo Sparefonto forgge6e mel. ca.
$45,500,00O eller mere ems 6obbelt
laa meget 1om 5orege11ie en- | Sorret=
n%ingSaaret, Ser aflnttebes / SUM
1915. Iotall ummen af Depoiita /
De Sorene0e 5toter belgb fig ben
fgrlte Stunt til $131,5O0,OOO, in61otz
te al 100000 5parere. 81 &ontorer
boboe / Nai en- Torpgelle al oDcr
$4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

@irfninse,t er bibnnberlis. rSSea
fan me0 5onobeo iige," ifriber 6ru
Maria @lorios ira Bunfie, Soma,
uot &11rifo bar en- biounoerlig Birf=
ming. Seq le6 al Npreipg6om %
bopoe utooleltge 5merter / Npggen.
Otter at babe brugt bette 2Rgemi6=
6el, er leg; taffet bore @u6, fulo=
ltenoig belbrebet."
Sbis Sc tr9nger til ct 29gemib=
Del, iom er pirfe!1ig gobt, ina fao fat
paa Dr. 8eters @11rifo. Sen er III
gen Mpotefermeoicin. 5peeieIle
Mgenter foripner. Soft n1eb BEN, 81
refte ira 6obrifa11ternes Elaborate.
RUM. 9r. 8Seter 6abrnep &. g
60, 1876 50. Sopne Mpe., Gbi=
cogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

500 PENGEAFGIVENDE. tildels
dyrkede Farme til Salg. | MAS os
Hyade Belief af Diet sydlige Mime
sofa. aStor AfgSde er sikkert hvert
Aar. Minnesota har aldrlg haat
Misvakst. Lette Vilkaar. SIXTY
for Betingelser. Agenter 1nskes.
Morehart Land Co.. Mankato. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Nnrpr.
'Sterf norif &ritif al Sc norbiif'
Miniiter=@ pber.

'sterf norif &ritif al Sc noroiife
Miniiter=M pber.
Sra &riltionia meloes, at uMeor<
genblabet" It9rft fritiierer 6e NOR
bilfe Minitermpoer, for6i Ser life
fremfornmer u6to1elier +. Cts. ON
Eorpeberingerne at lfon6inapiife
5fibe. St1gen t9rfen6e Menneifer
bill till9gge bisie Wg6er noge1l
8pgt, bbis Dc life optreoer mere
oftibt TT friper Bfobet:
Sntet norif Miffel til spiflanb.
Den norife Mbmirol Bprreieu
meooeler poa Boranleoningb Sci,
norife 8resie fplgenoe Mnle6fing
al Niffel=gfspprten ra Morge til
EDiflono:
Sen norife Mrme og Morine bar
giennem set :!pe &rigsforlpntngsbe
p%artennent r%cfpireret til eget Brng
al 0en Riffel, iom &riitionsion6s
Observation-Disclosures bor / fine
Sp!gsllinger efter 8ran0en, bpi1fet
CT al ben Niffel, Gerfet fan lebere
+ DC llprmeIte Muane6er frem / ST.
celt. @nbper l16feriel al Niifffel til
Gpiflanb er iaaleoeS for Gioen ltanb=
let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Lake Basin Dalen iiHijertet az Montana

TIIsAIGs en- SEXTON, $40 Acre, alt Plsjdand, rig Jordbund.
bglgeformigt Land og kun omtrent to Mil TIL Station paaa den
ne Jernbane, SON n Y bygges gsnnem Dalen. Denne Bane er
nRsten halvferdig. Sektionen kan kjpbes for $4,000 pr Acre
$1,000. kontant, Resten# paa 5 Betalingsaar med 6 pct Rsnte.
Kompagndet vii paatage sig at opbrakke Landet, hBaa Diet,
SAINT gjgre al IndhGstningen, og tage Kjpberens Note for Diet
Udleg som man har havt, betalbar efter at Avingen er indhgad.
ende ligger altsaa i Lake Basin. Dalen, hvor vor skandinayike
Koloni er anlagt. Narmere Oplysninger @ag Beskrivelser faces
we'd at skrive til Undertegnede. -
HANS ALLEN, Prses. Allen Land Co, Red Wing, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Land Bargains rss sss:s:sss'si $

,and 2 Mil fra Laporte. MINI $500. A.
80, 100, 100, 28o og a2o'Acres nser Foreston
MINI; god sort M%uldjord. Er til Salg paa
1ette Vilkaar Skriv paa EnRelsk til
Stearns County Loan InvestmentCo'
St. Cloud, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13

Jg1genbe ntten &ontorer bar MI
.ober 100000 ino{otte paa 5pare-
fonto, nemlig:
Seem Oorf, groof1pn, gbicago,
Detroit, Bolton, Nittsburgb, Gbila-
oelpbia, Glebelano, Bortlono, Gore
.go11), Miluanfce, 5an Srancisco,
Suite, ct. 2ouis, Neparf, 5eattIe,
Soleoo, Cincinnati % @anias g,iitp,
500.
5glgenoe eIlebe &ortorer bar mi
Ell Sparefonto paa meIlem 100000
80 $1,ooo,ooo, nemlie:
8llffalo, Sos Mngeles, grioge-
port, Columbus (Dbio), Tacoma,
ct: Ran!!, Mfron 8robioence, Den=
Der, GarD % SerieD giitD.
ct 3unoreoe og III og treoiDe
.aontorer baboe Sen grite SUM bber
.ober 100000 inoeitaaenoe paa
.5porefonto.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-23
BY ARTHUR MANN

toMteu Press STAFF Correspouder4
COPENHAGEN, April 24.-Turkish
troops enroute to the western fror-
throns Berlin, according to informatio,
reaching here from the German capitn,
today. Despite the boIstering uu o,
the western front, revealed as uecessa~,-
by drawing in of Turkish forces. tn
Berlin public is being fed on victory
stories by the Berlin newspapers anc
the German STAFF. AL information from,
Berlin indicates encouragement if rot
active aid extended by the government
to the sociahst peace efforts. The ain,
Is encouragement of the peace part
among the Russian socialists Ger,nsr
socialists are also aiding the govern
ment In denouncing the general srtiI,e
Reports of the meeting of the general
committee of the General Socialisr
Party declared: 1--WE are ATTEMPTING
connection with the neutrals and the
Russian socialists but newspapers have
made our work difficult. Our effort is
towards general peace but If general
peace Is impossible we Will naturally
accept separate peace"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-23
CONSCRIPT|ON
FIGHT IS ON
Bs }. p YODER.
tby l nited PresS.)

WASHINGTON. April 23-After dis
posing OF the great war loan the house
and senate this afternoon Went into
the final stages OF the problem Of rails
ing an army of 10000 men. II was
the first day Of debate in the house and
the second day for the senate
1t was still believed TODAY that ho.h
houses will take final action Thursda =
or Friday at the latest. The con-
seription in some form at least VIII
pass both houses
While the house and senate debated
the Roosevelt plan the idea was viz
orously injected into the cituattor
Harding and Lodge. republicans. are
behind well laid campaign to further
such move.
An extension Of the draft TO male
citizens not eligible to military con-
scription to form a service armv for
food production was demanded bv SEN
ator Emerson in a resolution.
Compulsory service in a democracy.
declared Weeks in opening senate de-
bate. is no more repellent nor undem-
ocratic than government regulation of
wages. compulsory oeducation or COM
pulsory insurance for employees
The question is how are we going "a
give the president what we have decid-
ed he shall enjoy, an army" said Mr..
Weeks. Are we going to do it in a
manned demonstrated over and over
as inadvised and disastrous. or are we
going to turn our attention to the ex-
periences Of other countries and take
from them those lessons which will
enable us to steer clear of the folIies
of the past? That is really the divid-
ing line between efficiency and inef-
ficiency. Whenever we have engaged
in a great war it has been necessary
to resort to draft in order to bring it
to a successful conclusion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-23
SHRINE PLANS
NEW WAR hid
Will Cut Convention Ex-
penses-Turn Surplus
Over to Red Cross.

Word was received in Hammond to-
day that Imperial Potentate Henry +.
Neidringhaus of the Ancient Arabic
Order, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, had
issued an order calling off all the pub
lie ceremonies and psgeants planned in
connection with the forty-third annual
session of the imperial council of the
order which meets in Minneapolis
June 26.
According to a messag ge from St.
Louis, the session will be confined to a
business meeting.
The convention expenses. which
would have been in excess of $500, 600,
will be devoted to the American Red
Cross or other relief work.
Orak tmple, the local body. had plan
ned to be represented at Minneapolis
by its Arab patrol and oriental band
These bodies had collected a fund of
more than $4,000 for the trip. Illus
trious Potentate George Locklin is
awaiting receipt of advices from St.
Louis before taking final action as to
the disposition of this fund.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-23
BIC PLANT
STAGES A
BIC EVENT
Standard Steel Car Company
of Hammond First Factory
in Region to Get UP For
NAL Patriotic Program for
Great Flag Raising.

More than 5000 people. Standard
steel Car works employees. their fam
lies and spectators. gave vent to pat
riotism Saturday afternoon by rending
the air with cheers for old Glory" at
an impressive flag raising ceremony in
the eompany's yards.
As "A big American flag, 12x24. was
hoisted 10 the top of 125-foot white
pole set in 5000 pounds OF concrete.
two soldier boys from the militia. sit
uated somewhere in Lake county"
Sergeant Howard Clark. Jr.. East Chi
cago. chief musical and Musician Merle
Mundell accompanied by PatroIman
Robert Law, sounded the call ITO the
colors- When the flag unfurled three
volleys were fired by the Hammond
Rifle club. commanded BY Police Cap
tain George Hanton. while the band
played The Star Spangled Banner
with the immense crowd standing with
heads barred, singing. The flag was
raised by four enlisted employees who
left today to enter the coast artillery
defense. They were f. W. Sale, w r
ellis, G. Robinson and j. l.. Grof AS,
the banner Haunted to the breeze
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-23
WEEK PAST
DISASTROUS
FOR TEUTONS
BY HENRY WOOD

with The French Armies Afeld-)
Germany has just gone through the
most disastrous week for her in the
history OF the war. Today the French
army stan permits me TO say the COM
Ing seven days are likely to disclose the
nature of the Franco-British offensive.
The lighting in progress Is of tremend-
GUS Importance.
General Nevtlle's forces have accomp-
lished the taking of 10000 German
prisoners, capture of more than 100
guns from the Germans. the retakina of
40 square miles of territory and infict-
ed losses In killed and wounded and
missing on the Germans estimated at
100000.
Two great battles were. raging to-day
One Is along "the ladies road" dominat-
ing Laon, the other around MoronviIl-
iers heights dominating the northern
Champagne plain Although the French
attacks are against the two strongest
positions on the entire front Niveues
men have won footholds.
The fighting today supercedes in I'M
portanoe any fighting on the entire
western front.