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The Washington herald., 1917-03-05

ernment rOr Porto Rican men. In closing
she said:
AT this time OF all others. with an
international crisis impending, it is the
truest patriotism so to serve our country
that all the people, men and women
both, may be free, and as enfranchised
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emphasized that the necessity for the
solidarity of women for national suffrage
ABOVE all other issues was never more
OBVIOUS. She expressed the hope that
American women would refuse to be
silent in the face of the Presidents sue
cessful agitation for additional self-gov-
The Washington herald., 1917-03-05

In Switzerland there has been invented
an electrically operated coin in the slot
machine for cleaning the sides and soles
of a PERSONS shoes
The Washington herald., 1917-03-05

citizens do our part to protect and sern,-
our common country
The Washington herald., 1917-03-05

No other Only the United herself
do if
We shall
after the THE MEANTIME REFUSING TO ESTABLISH ONE PRINCIPLE
BY BREAKING HIGHER PRCPE-HE PRINCIPLE SANCY OF HUMAN
Democracy the rule of the directly affecting them the
American fight let tem else decide the
Those unwilling submit the decision popular referendum be-
they that the MASS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DO
The Washington herald., 1917-03-05

The United States has end the and lead the
toward lasting By SHALL
AMERICA FOLLOW WAY OR LEAD THE NEW?
We condemn the mGta of Europe for having started the But
becoming miarshc ourselves Proposals for industrial and
military for censorship and speech.
and fcete of
PRAG FROM THE
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
SAYS BANISH IA TOILETTE
Colonel Roosevelt Again Denouncc>
'.Shadow Huns"

Johnstown, Pa. :, Sept 30 -
shadow Huns" men who sit in our
National Legislature and serve the
Kaiser and "the Huns within our
gates" received another denucia-
tion today from former President
Roosevelt in an address here at the
workinemen's Red Cross Sunday
celebration. The Colonel brought
to the several thousand working
men in his audience the need Of
true Americanism and the duty de-
volving upon every citizen OF the
[ nited States in standing behind
the young men who have enlisted
or have been made parts Of the ma
tional army for the purpose Of cut
ting the German cancer clean out
of the world body"
Reviewing the remarks attribu-
ted to Senator LaFollette in some
OF the Senator's recent addresses.
Mr.. Roosevelt declared:
"You do not find any Shadow
Huns in Germany. If in Germany
any man acted like LaFollette in
this country they would put him TO
digging trenches. / would send
him as a gift to the Kaiser. Let
the Shadow Huns go back to their
country"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
TO BE COALITION CABINET.
Kerensky Makes Direct Challenge to
Democratic Congress.

Petrograd, Friday, Sept. IS
delayed. The immediate forma-
tion OF new coalition cabinet is re-
ported tonight to be the decision of
Premier Kerensky. This is consid-
cred a direct challenge to this Dem
ocratic Congress which is expected
to demand the right to name the
government.
The delegates to the convention
spent the day in committee meeting
and party conference. The premier
conferred with Moscow presidential
bring the issue to a head by an
nouncing his cabinet tomorrow.
M. Buryskin and NJ. Tratyakoff,
Moscow leaders who at present have
no political affections went to the
winter palace today at the invitation
OF the premier am presented to him
a program approved by the banking.
business and manufacturing inter
ests. II is announced the premier
has agreed to the proclamation. His
principau points are the immediate
adoption of measures to put the ar
my and navy in fighting condition.
merciless suppression OF anarchy alb
solute independence of Cabinet Min
lister from parties and the taking of
measures to guarantee the selection
OF the members OF the constituent
assembly which is to decide on Rus
sia,s future form of government in
such way that the assembly will
express the free will OF the Russian
people.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
ITALIAN ARMY SCORES
ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS
SILENCE S TILL HANGS
OVER WESTERN FRONT.
Mystery Surrounds Action at
Battle Fronts and Silence of
British Unexplained.

At a late hour the ban on press
dispatches from the Franco Belgian
front apparently had not been rails
ed and the world was left to guess
whether the interdiction was intend
ed to conceal some military move
ment Of prime Importance or wheth-
er there was relatively inconse-
Quental reason for it.
The official statements afforded
no clue to the mystery. Field Mar
of Saturday, for instance, was of the
routine character that ordinarily
oXcites no comment. merely an
nouncing reciprocal artillery fire.
Herlin's statement was similarly un-
Illuminating.
From the French front there was
an absence Of any interesting news
except that violent artillery activity
was reported east of the Mouse in
the Ncrdun region.
The official statement from Rome
shows Cen. Cadorna giving his in
Gantry rein again. with the result
that an important gain was effected
in the Monte San Gabrielle region
northeast of Gorilla surprise at.
tacl, carried out with complete sue.
cess gave the Italians line retifed
to their advantage between Zella
Di- Det and the northern slopes Of
Monte San Gabrielle, 22i prisoners
and a few machine guns being cap,
tured The new line was sOlidlN
maintained despite severe Austrian
counter attacks.
The Italian fliers swept over the
Austrian naval base at Pola. where
the arsenal and submarine base
were bombed. Austrian military
establishments in the Carso zon,
were also successfully attacked
from. the air.
How heavy the fighting was oil
| the British front in Flanders anC
/ Northern France during Septembel
! is indicated by the figures Of British
casualties reported during tn
month, showing a total of 164 59S
/ of which the killed comprised Is.
/ 93S, these figures comparing viii
/ the total casualties of 59.S11 fo
August and 119.549 for Septembe'
year ago, the third month of the
Somme battle.
Friday nights German air raiC
on England was an abortive affair
and costly for the Germans. result
ing in negligible material damage
and no casualty as far as reported.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
WOUD SERVE ANYWHERE
Fourteen thousand Citizens Have
Been Enrolled.

Washington, Sept 3O.-Fourteen
thousand citizens, eight thousand of
whom are skilled engineers. have
been enrolled by the public service
reserve as willing to leave their
present employment if they can
serve the country better elsewhere,
Director William f. Hall announc-
ed tonight The purpose OF the or
ganization set up by the Department
of Labor. is to fuynish skilled men
to various branches of the army and
navy without interfering with essen
tial private business
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
GREAT STATE FAIR
DESPITE THE WAR
BIGGEST LINE OF EXHIBITS
YET SHOWN.
Events This Year Expected to
Attract Biggest Crown Ever
in State Capital.

Columbia. Sept. 29.-Despite de-
moralized conditions incident to the
war, the State Fair promises to be
largely attended next month. Camp
Jackson, with its thousands of SOL
diers, will bring many fathers and
mothers to the State Capital, taking
advantage Of the gala occasion to
get first view of the soldier city.
The fair begins October % and be-
fore that date $4,000 white "boys"
will have modified and this feature
alone should bring a record crowd
to the State Fair.
Extensive Farm Exhibits.
The fair management is now busy
assigning reservations for exhibit
booths. The agricultural exhibits
will be a wonderful display this
year. Crops of all kinds have been
giving remarkable yields in all sec
tions Of the State and the farm eX-
tension forces of Clemson College
with their county demonstration
agents, will again be a large factor
cattle and hog shows are to exceed
any previous collections. because Of
the intense interest in cattle and
stock raising and the campaign 10
raise more food" Many large
purses are also to be offered for
racing events.
The athletic games this year are
again being emphasized. The Glenn.
son-Carolina classic will be pla, ed
as usual on Thursday. which event
always brings to Columbia hundreds
Of alumni and former students OF
the two institutions.
Soldiers on Gridiron. Too.
Added enthusiasm is being at
tached to the athletic phase by ef.
fort now being pressed to have q
gridirOn contest between army camp
elevens Jimmie" Driver. head OF
Camp Jackson athletic organization
is trying to arrange a contest be.
tween Camp Jackson and CamT
Wadsworth or Camp Sewer. Should
he fail in this venture, he will stage
game between two picked teams
from Camp Jackson. This would
be played Wednesday, as soldiers
are allowed to come to town or
Wednesdays and Saturdays. II
possible another game will be ar
ranged between Camp Jackson and
Fort Moultrie men or other team
on Saturday. The funds will be
shared by the camp athletic associa-
tion and the Red Cross.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
FISHERMEN LOCATED

Houma. La. Sept. 30.-Searching
parties today located Theogene-Pile-
grin. and eight other shrimp fisher
men who were reported drowned in
Sister lake when the tropical hur-
ricane struck that vicinity Friday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
Be NO PEACE UNTIL
THE KAISER RELENTS
NISCOUNT MINERS RE-
PLY TO Won TIRPITZ.
Germany'S Profound Moral Iso-
latiOn is Beginning to Tell
Upon Her People.

ro,,. Co., 90 49,,
,,on 1n' 9op,. IS'or". M.'-
"'"ou. p'' 'ioi'o III
da,. ''" va" 'o"'.''' Spe'N''s To-
u'E at the American Luncheon
,..,., i""' ~, ",'''''u 'S''''S' any peace
"'''''''''"' "'' ma" 'u'-
49,. ' o' 'i' e'''S u '"e
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" - ~" "I'n''
49,, ou'o", 81 ''".H
.T " 'u''"'o" "''e'' ''e san"
'""' So"' country ana
~ ""''e" oS so'''e'"''S
I o''ee' '""' any N''''eh pact
~ an '"S"'"''
' on" '..'
,. ''''' '"'N'
Ni''''' SP'''h obvious
,., aus o''' '''
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,an, ~, ''.''''''o" q, 'n' en-
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their crusade. so that the "wnrld
shall be better place 10 live TN
than before 81 world dominated bv
other law than the law of the iun-
EIo'
IN IN" contest between German
ag&r"sSlN"heSS. naked and unasham-
ed' with unbridled lust for power
On one Slue and the awakened con
Scieh'" OF the rest of the world on
'he o'her' there can be hut one wal
ann Tor us, EiScount Miner con
''hueo.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
Depressing Spirits.

There are signs that this aspect
is beginning to weigh on the minds
and depress the spirits of the Ger
man people. That is why new
party has been called into being in
Germany to revive the waning spir-
1t and preach anew the doctrine tha,
might is right"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02
Warehouse Wrecked.

No material damage was done at
Gulfport, Biloxi, Long Beach, Bay
st. Louis or Waveland. Miss.
At Grand Bay. Ala. a warehouse
was wrecked. Al that point. which
is between Pascagoula and Mobile.
the wind attained a velocity of 45
miles an hour.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02

Montgomery, Ala, Sept 2S.-
Five inches of rain have fallen in
Montgomery since Thursday noon.
the heaviest rain for a similar ne
riod for II years. Telegraph and
telephone service between here and
Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans
was broken off today at noon.
Just before the wires to Pensa-
cola went down message came that
the Louisville & Nashville Railway
tracks near that city were under
eight feet of water and that several
bridges were reported washed away.
Southbound trains have been dis
continued
River at Flood Stage.
At O'Clock the wind was blowing
at % miles an hour in Montgomery,
Increasing to 80 miles at o'clock
with prospects of greatly increasing
before Saturday morning. Warning
was given to the 10000 Ohio SOL
diers at Camp Sheridan to securely
fasten their tents to prevent them
being blown down. The camp
streets were several inches deep in
mud and water
The Alabama River will 60 to a
food stage of % feet here and may
Re higher.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-10-02

West Indian hurricane which st,ucl,
the Isle OF Pines "Wednesday even
ing, according to dispatches recei,-
ed here tonight.
Advces from Batabaneo. situated
on the mainland, say il is believed
there that many persons perished in
the island, although no definite in
formation regarding the casualties
has been received here.
Mobile. Ala. Sept. 2S.-So far 2s
known up TO 9:45 o'clock tOnight
there has been no loss of life during
tn" hurricane which swept Mobile
today. The damage was confined
to roofs and plate glass windows i'm
buildings in tn" business district
The wind attained maximum We
iocity of "6 miles an hour There
was practically no damage 10 ship
ping
Barometer Rising.
TN" barometer al 10 o'clock was
2".2f and rising. Tn" wind v",o"-
ny at this time was loss than 20
niI"s. In" telephone service was
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gterblidfei eits berid,t.

amIn @tanger, 81. 2719 saire
Strobe, 2lrngenent5iirrhimg.
Sarrp Sreiltaulp, q, Ct. Minrien
SoiritaI, llnial.
Satberine eid,lcr, 72, 1914 @eit
Clifton gbe., sIrterieuperfoIfung.
ebarIes @rlIep, 40, 3S10 CT.
Martins Strabe, siberflIoie.
Senrp SiIrnau, AS, 1915 9alsb
mere aoe., SersIeiben.
s'eter aeinen, 73, 1868 Sanier
Sirnfe. Se5erfrebs.
eIiiabetb g9iIIer, SO, SO Bad Ctr.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
slnleIia 4fiber, So, sl9 8inSIlp
Strase, NiereHle:oen.
Sobn @iIlesnie, Ga. 1882 @1ori6al
arcnlie, &rJleiben.
eIiiabetb Gd,ueioer, III, 1918
Grins Strahe, &rebs.
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BeaIGtbiet: Steb. S6neIIst. GIeri.
Siliaebetber: Geo. Bu&ta Dlahor.
8. OF. 1917. 1923
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fier. nm &. Oftober 1917. 1928
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friber pofirt iunrben urt tiermit I'm gBiber.
ipru@ iisben hermit iuiSsrrifen tDerben.
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pr5iibent pro temp beS Stabirnibs.
BeaIGnbiet: Sreb. e6neIIer. gIetf
Qutaetsibeu: Geo. &u1ta. gidpor,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-16

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