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Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20
Retired Typewriter Magnate
Weds Canadian Woman Today

tario, granddaughter of the late Very
Rev. J. Gamble Geddes, who was dean
Of the Niagara diocese, Ontario, and
OF the late Colonel Charles Magil,
formerly mayor of Hamilton. Since
lis retirement in 1918 Mr.. Benedict
has been living with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
A. Forest, here.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20
LOANS

FARM LOANS
at a low rate of interest and on
a plan similar to the proposed Fed
eral Loans. Money available at
once. If you cannot find the time
to call, just drop me line or call
me up and I will drive out and ex-
plain. Will loan on final certifi-
cate.
L. SARGENT
s.. .552 Main Street Phone 200
Ell Centre tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20

power Olds gas engine at Royce
Transfer office. 3-25
FOR SALE CHEAP-One-hal ton
Perfex delivery car. Ala South
Eighth St. 3-24
ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN, WHO
WANT ALFALFA! We have 100
acres of alfalfa, in good soft land
south of Meloland which we will
sell without a cent of cash. Price
$3.50 an acre. We want security
for $4,000. Will give long time a.
low rate of interest. Edgar Bros.
Realty Co. tt
FOR SALE wish to sell my gro
Gerry stock and fixtures; invoice
about $4,000; one of the finest in
San Diego, Calf. Will sell at in
voice and for cash. Will pay freight
gratis f. o. b. any town in 1mpe-
rial Valley. Here is royal op-
portunity to get in a paying busi-
ness. C. r. De La Mater, 1869
Fifth St., San Diego, Calf. 3-21
FOR SALE-First class seedless
grapefruit trees; also navels, Val
encias and lemons. Peter Arth,
RedJands Calf 4-19
WANTED-Auto truck hauling. H. G.
Morehouse, Phone 343J. 3-22
WANTED-Have cash for improved
16O acres soft soil. See me at Ore
gon hotel, March II to 22, or write
full particulars. E. A. Allen. $40
FOR SALE-One ship and one 4-h.p.
gasoline engine; 4-inch black iron
pipe and one 3-inch Duplex pump.
Phone 1913. Box 701, Ell Centro. tt
PLANT the earliest variety of corn
and harvest for empty market.
Have for sale limited amount eX-
cellent head-selected hand-threshed
feterita. Smith Jackson, Eighth
St. north of r. R. tracks, El Cen
tro. u
ALFALFA GROWERS of the Impe-
rial Valley: Why not patronize
home industry? Buy your alfalfa
seed in your own county. Best re-
cleaned seed. Prices lowest. o. C..
Nordahl, Bard, Cal. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20
(By United Press)

New York, March 20.-Henry Harp
or Benedict, 70, retired president of
the Remington Typewriter Company
and the man to whom is credited mucl,
of the development of the typewriter
as commercial asset, was married
here today to Miss Catherine jose
pl,ine Magil Geddes Of Hamilton, On
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Youngw woman for house
keeping; small family; good wa
ges. Call at Press office for par
ticulars. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20
1omical, Efficient- Press Want Ads Try One Today
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Four and one-half horse
power Olds gas engine at Royce
Transfer office. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20

TO RENT-15O acres northeast Of
Holtville near Highline store; suit
able for corn. See U. V. Moore, at
COL Main ST., Holton Power Com
pany. u
Imperial Valley press., 1917-03-20

FOR RENT-Small bungalow, fur
nished in rear 534 Holt, for man
and wife only, for season. Inquire
Clifford Coggins at !Coggins' Ga
rage. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

be, Sen GeIaenten 8ur Stodbolmer
0onieren5 Die 4Giie 0u oeripeieern,
itno Der 9eihluB meiit an oaB Der
9fegierllng Oieierbulb &oritealmgen
geno6t merOen
gritii6e Gegi erung M a g
Ston0punft Gn0eru.
9remier &erensfD's @rflGrlng BIN
iiAtli9 Der Stod6olmer 5rieoens.
Gonferen3 6at in 2onOou einen tieiea
@inOrud genacbt lno iie oiirfte oie
$olitif ser 6ritii6en 9ie9ierimg mc.
ientlic6 6eeinfluiien
Ser nMon6eiier Guardian" IaQt,
ole Situotion m6ge lid in ropi0cr
&eiie 1noern uuO oie @riin0e fir
oie Sppoiition ser 9legierlng gegen
ole Ebeilnabme an ser Stod6olmer
@ouieren5 ipiiroen oielleidt Der.
idpinOen. Gie 3eitima betont, ooB
Die 2Siini6e Der ruiiiideu &eaierung
in oieier &iGtrng eutideioenO iein
Iollten.
Gie n@eItniiTier @o3ette" 6cooli-
ert, DAB ole 9iegierim9 icb 6ei i6rcr
@ntideiOung gegen E6eilno6me an
Ger Stod6olmer Gonferen5 ouf sic
@iinide 0iuBlmloS 6eriiien babe.
sic idldgt Dor, oaB ser Sdauplcb
Der 6rieoens-Gonfern5 BON Stod-
6oln1 nad &onOon perleat merosn
ioIlte, inoem cine Siblng bon Ser.
tretern Der @ntente-&egierungen
na6 2ouoon 6eruien meroen ioutc,
INN 0Oie 6oflide rno not6menoiqe
Slutport auf 0ie 6rieoeuspri6ldge
oes @apites 81 ge6en~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

&onnte ma6r leiM lit ober
unmo6ri d5einlid.
Stod6olm 6. 9(uguit. Sic
bon Der 2llliirten @reiie berbrcitete
@clolmg Geuti6louO oermenOe be-
reit5 1raueu ais 5olOaten un0 an
DER Stiront ieien bon oen &uiien
meiblide &0npier 81 @eiangenen
semadt moroep 6eru6t natiirlid5 auf
reiner @rfinoung. Die 0eutide 0dli-
tdruerwaltmg ite6t na6 lpie Dor auf
oen StanOplnft, CAB 5rouen an Ser
6ront nidts 3u ilben 6o6ert lno lis
gebt init ser 9luifaiilng oieieS
crlnoiubes ioaor ioweit oaB nidt
einmaI aronfenpilegeriunen iic6 ser
CSrout aIf nG6er ais 25 &ilometer
nd6ern oiirieu.
Die BON Nen 9aliirten per6reitetc
Qlel0ung 6e5iigli6 ser 9lufno6me
BON 6raien in oie Oeutideu &ompf.
truppeu miro bon Dem g8ni6e be.
ieelt oie oller &ultr uno Oeu @e.
iebeu Der 9}atir mioeriprecben0e Be-.
men0ung bon 6rauen in DER ruff.
iden 9Irmee 5il belhonigen sSn 9illB.
lano iel6lt miro Don ben aufaeflGrten
&reiien beitig gegen 0ie 9luiitellunJ
Don 6raue1regimentern angefdmpit
in oem mon Die bon ben D}italieoern
oes &egiments Der Gera @ltdfordii
mo Ser Q}oria Gfuoloff an 0en Eo0
9elegte llnid6gfeit ais 9eiIpel an.
iii5rt mo mciter crflGrt oaB es cine
1dnod fir 0as ITO @dlionen 3d6.
Ienoe uGiiiiGc Golt iet menm IS
5roien in ocu aanlpi id)idt.
Tos 9ie9imcut ser @ero @iltc6.
taroii mo Ser 4lorio Sfruoloff 1T
regcn llnbroldbarfeit 6ereits mie
Der bon Scr 6ront 8uridge5ogcn mar
oen Die t5roncu 6atten Del oem cr.
lien 3ulanmenltoB. nit oeltI4cn
Srilppen inO nad0em lie gering-
iii9ige %erluiie 5u perSeiAnen bat
ten in piloer 2Ingit oie @oiien lpeg.
aeuorien unO sic 6ludJt crarifiea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
GOufereus SsentruIer i'm September,

81 miter6ont 16. 9(uguIt. -
gSic Oos boGdnoii6e @reBblmeou oe-
itern onfiinoiete, bot es aus oeutl6er
NueIle erfobren, BOB cine Gonferen8
epropGii6er g}eittraler I'M September
entpeoer in StodboIm5 G6peoen,
ODER Gbriitionio, g3ormegen, o6geboI-
ten meroen Diiroe, tno 5nor trob Ger
S6luierigfeiten mel6e fib 0en Gei.
fen Ser Delegoten bon Sponien, ser
Smei5 unO bon Souono entgegen-
iteIlen oiirften.
2aut erm66nter Snforluotion miro
jeoes Oieler 2Gn0er 6ipei 0elegaten
entlenOen. 0ie noripe9ilGe &egie-
rung bot, 10 beiBt es weiter, Gbri-
itionin ols Ort ser Gonferen5 aus
Dem Gjrunoe IN &oridlog gebro1t,
neil Oas 2ono oo0urd alf cine g9ie-
oerailfnobme Ocs omerifoniiden Snu-
portbonOelS bofft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
2cntIdc gauOaacn nidt iufisirt.

q miter0am 16. 9(ueuIt. n
Soeben ilt oen oeuti6en 8eihmgen
Die GeroifeutIidung elmer glep.gor-
fer 9epeibe geitottet woroen laut
mel6er in Sen Ser. Staoten offi8iea
Dor Dem @ebroud oeutl6en Ser
bonomateriols unO SeftpfluIters ge.
marnt miro.
SSn einem Oieiem Selegromn1 onee-
fiigten &Onlmentnr beItreiten bier BON
DertidbIanO eingetroffene 9lGtter
entriiltet, ooB oeuti6e 8onoogen lmo
$eftpflalter nit &ranf6eits -9oaillen
infi8irt moroen leien. @s miro com
ltatirt OoB Ser SnboIt Scr Depeibe
plumpe 8erleumoungen uno 2igen
oaritelle, lmo OaB Oie 9(merifaner
DoieleIbe @}etbo0e sur 9luf6etung oeS
Golfes anWenoeten wie iie ieitens
Der @ntente mGbreno Oreier Sabre
benllbt morOen ieien".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
@cucraIitrife in 6immIumO.

llnruben infoIee 93a6riingsmittel-
anappbeit fiibren 0u elmer Gobi-
nets-9riie lmo CUR 9lb0onfune
Der Senotoren.
&elfingforS, Sinnlono, t6.
9lugitlt. n &ubeit0runeeu, Deruriadt
olrd @3ongel an 2e6ensmittel, 6o-
ben 5u elmer Gabiuet8-&riie eefiibrt.
Gie Senotoren baben oen General
@ouberieur eriudt ibre geiignotion
an Die probiioriI6e &egierlng in
petersburg 5u ii6ermitteIn. @ice-
Braiioent Eofoi bon ser mirt5i1oft-
liden 9(6tbeilung uno friiber %rGli-
oent 0es 2on0toges, 1T bon Dem @e-
neral -@ouberneur oifgeforOert NOR
oen elm io8ioliitii6es Cabinet fir
Sinnlono 81 biloen. Sofoi bat oie
glufgabe iibernomnen.
Sin @eneraI-Strite iIt erfldrt
poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Srnppen-OlcOnc.

q 9lmerifaniides 6elo-
Souptquartier, 16. 9[ueult.
n Ole unter Dem &onlmanoo DeS
@cnerolmaiors gSiIliom 8. Sibert
ltebenoen omerifanii9en expeditions
Eruppen in 5ranfreidb iin0 geitern
bon ibrem 6iibrer un0 elmer g(n3abl
fran50iilber Sffi8iere, oorunter ser
&ommnnoeur elmer beriibmten 9ibi-
lion, beiidtigt moroen uno boben bon
allen Seiten 6obeS Sob geerntet.
Gie ein6elnen 9egimenter berlom-
melten iid6 in Oen 9orferu in oenen
ibre StGbe logen uno mari1irten
Damn nod Dem Hordoefelo, einem et-
mas fellieen SodplotealL innitten
bon wogcuOen @etreioefeloern gele-
gen. gluf Dem NtoriA befamen Die
iron5oiiiden 2nnobepobner gum er-
item Ntal Die glmerifoner in eroBeren
Ser6Gn0en 5u leben uno itberoQ bieB
es, ooB Die nSonnlies" einen bor-
5iigliben @in0rld no6ten. g9Gb-
reno ser 8eiiHtigung bra1 Elm fur
ger 9fegenihlrm los, ionlt nor 0os
gSetter, mie eS nidt belier 5ll min
icben gepelen pdre. SSn ser 9l1be
oeS EoroOefeIoes befinoet iib cine
9onibenuerferi1ule llno oos fort
WGbrenoe &roben Ser erplooirenoen
SoilOgronoten erb0bte oen friegeri-
iAen 9lnitric6 0es Sdauipiels nod.
@enerolmoior Si6ert luiO iein Sc
folge ritten oie 6rout 5peimal ob,
morouf Ser &orbeimari6 eriolgte.
Cie @rifie ilno g9enolmgen flappten
por5iiglih mo ole 9egimenter mar.
lbirten in 3ugtolonnen. Gic fronr
3oiiiden Sifi3iere ipraden na66er
ibr Grltolnen inO i6re 9epunoe-
rnng often aus lmo erflGrten es iei
farm 81 glouben OaB 0as 0ieiel6eu
Eruppen leicn Die Dor menigen $50
den IN 6ranfreib lanOeten.
glagemeine Seiterfeit erreQte Der
gor6einorib ser Nloi6ineugcpc6r-
Gompagnien SSeOes N1aIAinenge.
mebr muroe bon einem Scr fleinen
fron5oiiiden Wlouleiel ge3ogen Ser
bon einem Solooten gelenft miro
Sic fran5oiiiGen Mauleiel ibeinen
oas nit i6ren omerifonii6en Brit
bern gemein 81 bo6en OaB iie Itets
anOers ais ibre 9enfer molen. @e-
rooe Dor Dem StonOort ocS Generals
nabmen berihieoene sen &opi 5pi-
irben Die &oroer6eine, feilten na6
binten ans pas oos 3cug 6olten
moate, lmo meml iie iitb Ser 9od-
lpriinge genug geleiitet botten, 3ogen
iie irgcnO mo6in ob, MIR nicbt an oen
@eiidtigenoen porbei.
@anOel6ilOer-@ photographer bo6en
0ie gan5e %araoe oifgenonmen im0
bic 9iloer ioaeu ioipo6l in 6ronfreib
ais nid in 9Imerifo ge3eigt weroen.
8um S9ub Ser 9eii6tioung lprod
@eueral Si6ert ieinen Eruppen ieine
Dolllte gInerfennllng aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
glniiiides gurbcNu6uut aeritSrt.


StieB in Ser 9toroiee ouf cine Nline.
~ 0elti1er Gaupfer i'm botb-
niiben Meer6uicn Don einem rui-
iii9en Su6marineboot perienft.
n 0ie S6iifsDerluite Der S5talie-
ner unO Ger 6ran3oien in Der leB-
ten g9ode.
@eter8burM 16. 9(uguit.
9iod elmer 5outa erlaiienen oiii5icaen
9etountga6e oes uliiii9en 9lorine-
N}iniiteriums wur0e elm ruiiiiGe3
Gorpe0o6oot in Ger Office our6 cine
Dime 5erit0rt.
Sin ruiiiicbes lInteriee6oot ber-
ientte I'M 6ot6uiiden @ieer6uien ei-
nen Oeiltihen Gampfer.
Stoliener berloren leBte
g9 1 ieds Gampfer.
&om, 16. 9luglit. r. Cie itaIieni-
i6e &onOelsnarine fat IN Der NIT
12. 9luguit 6eenOeten g2ode iccbS
Gnnpfer ino iiinf Segelidiiic, Oo-
bon zines BON ii6er 1000 EonneL
perloren.
$50 6a6r5euge ollcr glotionolitdien
bon 5uiammen 339,245 Conner lino
in itoIieniiGen Sdfeu eingeio6ren
mHO 500 BON 4t4,775 Conner linO
ausgeio6ren.
Gle iran50iiideu @ . dem
8erluite.
&aris, t6. 9hguit. Gic m6-
bentlide @etonutgo6e bon Sbiifs-
Derlrdten erfldrt, oaB Elm Gampfer
bon me6r ais 1900 Gonnen uno Drei
tleinere in Der nit oenl t2. 9hlguit 3u
@noe gegaugeneu g9ode pericnft
murOen.
1910 Sdifie fomen in fran5oiiiAcn
Sdfeu an 1923 fl6ren a6. Siinf iran.
50iilhe Sdiiic mrroeu BON Gou6-
booten eriolgIos onge9riifeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
SntcrChantc
YOltaa9ri6tcn.

Cine ol6erne 9e6ouptmng. aonuic
wa6r iein III a6er uuwa9ri6cin'
lid. 2ie Gelhic4en uidt ibulo
an oen lturu6en III China. 9hs
Der 2nit gegriifen
Cine aI6erne 9e6ouptHng.
@ent 6. 9higitit Sn 1ieiigen
rliiiiden Sreiien, Die iicb i'm 2IQge-
meinen ais iebr gut iniormirt un0
5uperldiiia eripieicn bo6en miro lit
9eitimmtbeit periidert, OoB 9fuBlono
6ereits nit GeltiAlauo lmO Seiier-
reid 6rieoen aeidloiien babe, oie
&omooie zines &rieges ieOod aif-
redt er6olte, lm oen iriiberen guliir.
ten Sano in 0ie 2llgen 81 ireueu.
Die rliiiid5e &egiermg fiirctte, OaB,
ialls oie Ebatiode 0es S5eparatirie
0ens 6efannt miiroe. Sopan i'm Phi.
troge Der gntente Dem ruiiiiAen Rei
de in Den 9fiiden fdllt, uno iie 6at
ans oieiem @runOe nit Ginmilli.
gimg ser Oeutidca &egierung 6e
ihloiien ole g9eIt in Dem @lau6eH
81 belalieu 5pii6en 9iuBlano m0
0cmlhlan0 6eiiebe nod 0er~&ricas
5uitauo uie 5uuQr Slls SemeiS oofiir,
Dob ser lSrieoeu t6otidAlc6 ST.
Stauoe gefomncu lit miro ser
fait fonlpiloie 9iiidjua Scr 9ui.
len AMI ser gon5en 3rout pic un6lu-
tige Ginnd6me pon G5erncluiB iu0
Eoruopol uno oie @leuae Scr 6ier6i
0en poroUugcn0eu 0eutid)en in sic
Sdnoe aeiolenen 8eute an Sc.
i3iiBen imo ionihgeu &riegSuote.
rial bic SIT 5erii5ren BON cen 9flli
fen feinerlei @eriuc5 aemodt woroen
lit angefii5rt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
.0an1Icr luiII annit iIllNirem.

81 m iterOam, t6. g(ugult. Or.
bon 9et6mapn.Sollpeg Ger friibere
0eiitihe Neidsfau5ler, ser iih i'm leb-
ten @9onat nad ieinem 9anoiis in
So6enfinow be9o, miro oennddIt
nad Minhen iiberiie0eln uuo Ii1
BORT Dem StnOilm Der &uuit mio.
men. 1ieie Glnoe brinet cine Giel-
burg oes n9erliner 2ofal.9ln5ci0er."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
-9sraTOcmt imanourirt.

Ga @a5, 9oliOia, t6. 9luglIt.
Sole @utierre3 Guerra, ser irii6ere
&riegSminiiter wuroe 6erte ais @rG,
lioent BON 9olipia inalieurirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
9ie 6rieOen8 9iOtt bes 4Qpites.
@a6O Der Bee gSrant Der @up gcnO an Die fricsfa
reuben @adtc oerdteteu Srieoeus. .gOrdldoe

ILn 0Ie QeiIer BED IrieaIIIlren0en
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-04-06

Temple, DR.. Joseph Parker, madden
ed by the thought of Armenian mas
sacres, once burst into the impreca-
-"God damn the Sultan of Tur-
key" I would have the Russian
people prove their superiority to
royal pretenders, whether Roman
offs or Hohenzollerns or Hapsburgs,
by exercising forgiveness toward
those who never showed mercy.
We as Americans have never
quarreled with the Russia of our adj
miration, with the Russia of our
love. We have been frankly out of
sympathy, as Americans and Demo-
Gratis, with those benighted and
blighting forces in Russia which
have at last been overwhelmed by
the powers of liberation The best
within the life of Russia, the g1ori-
Gus tidings that have come out of
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-04-06

Russia in these days, do not sur
prise multitudes among us who have
ever looked upon and loved Russia
as land of unlimited spiritual pos
sibilities, who have known Russia
not by her Goremykins but by her
Gorkys, not by her Trepoffs but
by her Tolstoys, not by her Plehves
and Pobiodonostseffs, but by her
Lvoffs and Karenskys and Milyu-
koffs.
means this laborious performance of
The love of Russia, conversely,
has long gone out to Americas lib
orators in the spirit, to our Emer-
son and Garrison, our Walt Whit
man and our Lincoln. In truth,
Russia has in this hour reaff1rmed
and widened the meaning Of the
truth uttered by Lincoln-a house
divided against itself cannot stand,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-04-06
THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
BY DR.. Stephen S. Wise.


and universal may be the amnesty
of and by the Russian people as to
include even the Car and all the
house of the Romanoffs, so that one
time kings and kaisers may under
stand that the people alone are mer-
ciful even to the merciless, that the
people alone are worthy of clothing
themselves in the royal prerogative
of pardon. Looking across the Eu-
ropean Continent to the Turkish
Empire, the pastor of London's City
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-04-06

will tell Of the fadeless and deathless
achievements of the young Jewish
men and maidens of Russia, who
were not suffered to live in the old
Russia, but who have gloriously
dared to die for the new Russia.
The Jewish people face the Russian
future without fear. The people Of
Russia have never been unfriendly
to the Jew The Russian people
will not and cannot become un-
friendly now Such anti Jewish
feeling as has, alas! often stained
the story of the Russian Govern
ment has, we have always believed,
been for the most part state-manu-
f a ur e. d, bureaucracy-in stigated,
church-sanctioned. We do not fear
to trust the fortunes of the Jewish
people to the Russia of the morrow.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-04-06

our mighty sister democracy
the seas, as we rejoice in the
ton of long-enslaved Russia,
not loath to confess that sin
day of Russia's freedom it
come more joyous to live al
hard to die. AS we ponde
the wonders God has wrong
the miracle that has been &C
by the sons and daughters 0
there comes to us a new ac'
trust in man as we'll as a
deeper faith in the divine
sovereignty of the universe.
We rejoice because the good
which we for century and
more have enjoyed as a free
people is to be shared by an
other of the great peoples of
earth. We rejoice because
into the family of the worlds
Republics there enters one
possessed of the heart of a
child, the valor Of man,
and the nobleness of a
woman.
CO.
Best of all, not only is the
ng-awaited Revolution
come, but it is come without
a sea of blood. We had
thought and feared that,
when the climax of genera
tons Of struggle should be
reached at last, the hands of
the leaders would be incar-
nadined by reason of an in
evitable weller of blood. For
half a century and more, the
blood of the people has been
shed, and now, triumph of
triumphs, mercy is being
shown to kings who never.
showed mercy, and magnan-
unity seems destined to ma
transition-yea, the transhg
of Russia, whose people for
atoms have known little save
and outrage, oppression and
at rulers hands.
Comparable almost to the
of Hebrew writ, engraved
outer rim of the Independent
of Philadelphia "And We sh
claim freedom throughout Il
unto all the inhabitants the
are the words of the Ukase
the people "Yielding to the
Gus demands of the national
ence, in the name of histo
tice. and in commemoration
definite triumph of the new
founded upon right and libe
order general political amnes
I am not without hope that
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half-slave and half-free. The
Russian Revolution pro-
claims to all men that the
world cannot exist half-slave
and half-free. Slaves will
drag freemen down or else
freemen must lift up slaves.
That, too, is the meaning of
the war, and is to be it's
outcome-the enslaving can
not forever stay the power
of human emancipation.
AS Jews we rejoice not
only in the triumphant out
come of the long and heart
breaking struggle, but in the
part which the bravest and
the noblest of the Jewish
youth of Russia have had
from the beginning to the
end in that titanic conflict
out of which energies the
Russia of freedom. Our peo-
pie have rendered many and
deathless services to the
cause of human liberty in
all the centuries of Israel's
life, but, I dare to prophecy,
the annals of Israel's proud
story will contain no more
shining page than that which
The midland journal., 1917-02-23
ATTORNEYS SALE
OF "a
VALUABLE FARM
In Cecil County, Maryland.

By virtue of the power contained
in mortgage from Marian H. Poist
and husband, dated the 9th day of
April, in the year 1914, and record
ed in Liber C. K, No. Z, folio 450,
one of the Mortgage Record Books
for Cecil County aforesaid, the sub
seriber, as attorney named in said
mortgage, will sell at public auction
at the Court House door in the town
Of Elkton, Cecil County aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, 1917,
at 1880 o'clock A. NJ,
all that farm or tract of land situate
in the Sixth Election District Of
Cecil County aforesaid, at Gathers
Corner" on the public road leading
from Port Deposit to Calvert, con-
tanning
"A Acres and 16 and 2S-1OOth Perch-
es Of Land,
be the same more or less, and being
more particularly described in said
mortgage.
good two and a half story frame
dwelling house, frame barn on stone
foundation walls with straw house
attached, and good stabling under
meath; a good frame wagon house,
corn crib and other necessary out =
buildings. There is also good
spring house on the property sup
piled with water from a never fail
ing spring.
This is an excellent farm with
little or no rough land thereon, of
excellent quality and in high state
of cultivation, and is we'll watered
and well fenced. There is also .
thriving young apple orchard and
other fruit trees on the premises.
This desirable farm is located
within 8 Y miles of Rising Sun, and
within miles of the town of Port
Deposit, two stations on the Pennsyl-
,, vania Railroad, rendering easy and
convenient access to market, and is
favorably located as to mills,
churches, etc.
The terms of sale are that all the
purchase money shall be paid in
cash on the day of sale. The cost of
deed is to be paid by the purchaser.
WILLIAM s. EVANS,
Atty named in Mortgage.
John C. Hindman,
Auctioneer.
The midland journal., 1917-02-23
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
Notice To Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS for building two sections
of State Highway. follows:
CONTRACT No. Ce-9, CECIL COUNTY: One section
of road leading from porter's Bridge to Rising
Sun, about 8 40 miles in length Concrete or
oil bound macadam constructiOn).
CONTRACT No. Ce.l8-CECIL COUNTY: One section
of road through Elkton, about LII miles in
length (Concretel.
will be received by the State Roads Commission,
at its offices, COL Garrett Building, Baltimore,
Maryland until II NJ. on the 9th day of March,
1917, at which time and place they will be pub
licly opened and read.
Bids must be made upon the blank form con-
tanned in the book of specifications. Specihca-
tons and plans will be furnished by the Commits
sion upon application and cash payment OF 81 90,
as hereafter no charges will be permitted.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
bz certified check for the sum of Five Hundred
5000 Dollars, payable to the state Roads Com
mission.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond, and comply with the Acts OF the General
Assembly OF Mary land, respecting contracts.
The Commission reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids.
By Order of the State Roads Commission this
10th day of February, 1917.
CLYDE II. WILSON, FRANK h. zoucK.
Secretary. Ch AIrman.