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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23

GERMANS
Great Masses of Teutons
are Moved Down
by French
iBy United Pressl

tBy United Press)
PARIS, July 81. All thru the
night the Germans continued their Of
fensive against the French on the
Chemin des DANES hurting great
masses of men in their fruitless at
taeks, says the official statement.
The statement says the assaults
we're repulsed.
PETROGRAD, July 81 An in
tense artillery battle is progressing in
the Smorgon-Krevo sector, according
to dispatches from the front. A crack
Siberian corps is bearing the brunt
Of the fighting. Russian guns are
maintaining the mastery.
This is the first indication of the ex-
tension of the offensive to the front
near Wilma.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
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EXCHANGE NOTES

August LIST is Colorado day, and the
people Of Denver plan a big patriotic
picnic at City park.
The peach growers in the Palisade
section have petitioned the various
school boards to delay opening of
school this fall in order that the pu-
pills may assist in harvesting fruit.
Why should this not be splendid idea
in the San Juan region?
1t is pleasing to know that the Rio
Grande traffic department did not
slight the San Juan region in its re-
ported estimate on carload shipments
from its territory. A. S. Hughes,
Traffic manager, in a letter answer
ing an inquiry from the Exchange,
says that the railroad is only now pre-
pairing its estimate and he assures us
that the southwestern portion Of the
state and orthwestern New Mexico
will receive proper credit for the bum
per crops that are now maturing.
Fruit, potatoes, cattle, sheep, beans
all will tax the transportation facili-
ties of the Rio Grande to the utmost
and it is nothing but right, that our
producers receive adequate marketing
transportation. The road should pre-
pare for an immense tonnage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23

The New York campaign of Billy
sunday broke all of that evangelist S
previous records in regards to number
of trail hitters. The final count an
nounced Saturday by the William A.
sunday Evangelistic association of
New York showed 65,915 as the mum
Der of trail hitters. Sundays best
previous record was 4S,903 in Bos-
ton.
Episcopalians and Catholics were
largely represented among the New
York converts.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS
GERMAN STAND IS SHAM

UNLESS Germany's military sutoc-
racy is wiped out it will again plunge
Europe into welter of blood. The Jun
kers have thrown the old chancellor
into the waste basket with hk scrap
Of paper, and It will not b very long
before Junkerdom viii follow he
Premier declared.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23

to cause the march to be as little irk-
some as possible to the men in the
ranks.
Nothing would contribute more to
the health and happiness Of the Amer
Ican citizens who are going to fight
for the cause than thorough study
of the modern arrangements for tho
march Of an army corps.
The inventor of the whole system
is now practiced was the French gen
eral Lwal, whose volume, ractique de
Marche, is the basis of the modern
maching arrangements of the French
army, by which troops cover long
er distance with less fatigue than
those of any other army in the world.
l should not like to let you go with
out touching on larger aspect of
che war. The struggle now under
way has had no parallel for many
centuries. The changes in the ma
chinery of war though they have been
enormous are really but trifle. In
the art of generalship, there are no
changes. But this is conflict con,
cerning the spirit in which humanit,
is in future to govern itself or to be
governed.
The Prussians aspire to deal with
Europe as Philip and Alexander of
Macedonia dealt with Greece. Their
object is to be at the head of Europe
and then of the world.
The conflict resembles also that be-
tween Carthage and Rome. The Ro-
mans were successful and for many
centuries the civilized world spoke the
Latin tongue and was regulated by
Roman law. Out of that Roman world
grew the world we know, Germany
means To repeat the exploits OF the
Romans and make German world.
If Germany succeeds in mastering
Europe her mastery of America is
oiiy q quSStioh VI tihhc. 1hae 10 why
many of us think there can be no COM
promise and why we think the victory
of the allies is as needful for Amer,
lea as for Europe.
In war, time is everything and the
character Of modern war, of a war
.or cause that affects all the world,
is that there is no limit to the Gabili
ties to be incurred. 1t is a national
affair. The whole nation must take
part. Short of that it is folly to look
for victory.
If America is to fight with her
might she needs great statesman
to guide her and a great commander
for her army and her navy. OF the
qualities of a commander | already
have spoken. Those of a statesman
are the same. l remember the time
when America produced statesman.
No one suspected him of being a
great man. He was regarded as an
uncounth backwoodsman with a sense
of humor and fund Of good stories.
By what seemed the chance of an
election in which there were party
divisions, the man from illinois was
elected.
He had one quality, not too com
mon among politicians-the single eye
By the time his work was done Amer
lea knew she had great statesman.
l believe that if America is true to
herself that kind Of recognition may
yet be repeated.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
kfRfNSkY IS NAMED
PREMIER OF RUSSIA

and n, rine chief. Tseretelli, former
communication minister has been
named minister of interior. Railway
Minister Nekrasoff is temporarily fill
ing the post of minister of justice.
The new government is arrestine
on treason charges ali who participst-
Cd in the armed rebellion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
foOd Bill Discussion
Will End Today
(By United Pressl

(By United PreSs1
WASHINGTON, July 21. - Fear Of
defeating the Food bill caused the ad-
ministration leaders to help defeat
the amendment empowering the pres
ident to fix the price of wheat at 81
bushel.
Discussion ends at 2:30 this after
nocn when vote will be taken ON the
various amendments.
WASHINGTON, July 21. -Ameri-
cas- food control bill became law
this afternoon at a O'Clock, by SEN
ate vote of 81 to 6.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
(By United Press)

LONDON, July 81. - "Sham inde-
pendence for Belgium, sham democ-
racy for Germany. sham peace for
Europe" was the bitter epitome Of
Chancellor Michaelis speech spoken
by Premier Lloyd George this after
noon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
IA Ea na IN
SAVE STOCKING TOPS URGES
NATIONAL DEFENSE COUNCIL

WASHINGTON D. c., July 10. -
The old stocking may finally have
ome better use than to hold boarded
gold and to cure the children's colds.
The women's committee of the Coun-
il of National Defense today discov-
cred s1,O0O000 worth of old stocking
yops are wasted every year by Amer
can women and recommend that some
method of eliminating this waste be
found. They say this waste should
not apply to silk stockings, as silk
hose should not be worn at this time
when thrift and economy are need
ed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
LeddviIIe Miners
Out on Strike
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
LEADVILLE July 81. Seventeen
hundred and ninety two members Of
the Cloud City Miners union struck
this morning. Pickets have been sta
toned. Non-union pumpmen are keep
ing the mines from being flooded. No
violence has occurred.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
(By United Press)

Is. LONDON, July q. = Minister Of
ar and Marine Kerensky has been
4 |nporarily named premier succeeding
Prince Lvoff, who resigned, accord
Ing to announcement in the Petrograd
pppes.
As viii retain his place ~ military
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
Warning Against
Poison Court Plaster
(By United Pressl

WASHINGTON, July 81. The
department Of justice has issued
warning against the purchase of un-
approved court plasters as the result
OF an official report on the alleged
German poisoned plasters appearing
in western cities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
Plan Reprisa!s for
German Air Raids
(By United Press,

[By United Pressl
LONDON, July 21. - Samuel Sam
uels, a member Of parliament, an
nounced in speech, that the British
government intends to adopt a pol
icy Of reprisals for German air raids.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
Idaho Town is
Wiped Out by Fire
lBY United Pressl

(By United Pressl
COUR D'ALENE, Idaho, July 21. -
The town of Harrison, Idaho, with a
population of 1000 is being wiped out
by fire. ...An.
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SOME THINGS FOR
AMERICA TO CONSIDER
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
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New Salvation Army Officers.

New Salvation Army Obicers.
Captain and Mrs. Keener arrive
from Denver Wednesday evening to
take charge Of the local branch Of the
Salvation Army. Arrangements are
being made to tender a welcome to
them at the army barracks immediate
ly after their arrival. Lieutenant Doc
ter, very conscientious young man
who has done some excellent work
here during the past year, leaves for
his new headquarters, Denver, Tues
day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
5GSsssstlh!a!s Turns
in Resignation
CBy United Press)

(By United Press1
WASHINGTON, July 81. = Cen
eral Goethals brought the shipping
controversy to head when he wrote
Denman, offering his resignation.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23
DRAFT SELECTION
IS C0MPL PLETFD
Drawing for Vast Army Required Nearly Seven
teen Hours Official Lists Will be in Hands
of Local Boards Thursday or friday

iected or accepted. If candidate
passes who claims his exemption he
must present. his claim for exemption
to the local board. The first call will
be twice as many as the quota. 9th
ers will be summoned later If this does
not fill the levy.
"a PR
WASHINGTON. July 81. - With
the location Of the missing number
General Crowder has notified Secre-
tary Baker that the first step toward
the organization of the American ar
my is complete.
The missing number 1864 was as
signed to the 1904 place, the point
where the blank was drawn.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23

"V AS.+e ~ s4iAAi9 PSA 9bha III AlIlNd
before il, is distributed to the Amer
lean public, for the sun is blazing in
the African sky while darkness still
covers the western world.
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FORTUNES IN AMBERGRIs
Should you 90 TO the seashore this
summer keep your eyes open for am
zergris. It's worth $26 an ounce
now.
Ambergris is blubberous sub
stance found floating, in the sea ana
sometimes it is washed up on shore.
For the second time within the last
few years a vessel owned by a Pro
vincetown, Mass, man has brought
in a piece of this substance valued
at some $4,000. The man who finds
a medium sized chunk Of this jelly,
which hardens when exposed to the
air, might invest the proceeds from
the sale of it and retire for life. A
lump the size OF wash toub would
raise the mortgage on the old home
stead.
Ambergris for many years was
mystery. 1t was usually found wash
ing around in the sea, and whence it
came and what its composition was,
were long unknown. Years ago some
obscure man discovered its peculiar
and valuable qualities. Perfumery
makers had long been troubled by the
evanscent properties of perfumes
and the great need had been for a
binder to produce staying qualities.
The genius took four ounces of
the mysterious substance known as
ambergris and dissolved it in a gal
lon of cologne spirits, thus produc-
ing a tincture of ambergris. The tine
ture is allowed to stand for a year
to "ripen," after which a small guam
tity, a few drops, mingled with per-
fumery, gives an odor that fingers.
Ambergris being so extremely scarce
commands an enormous price. New
York Mail.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23

August LIST is Colorado day, and the
people Of Denver plan a big patriotic
picnic at City park.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-23

possible that a condensation of the
leading war news Of yesterday may
be read by nany persons in Africa
before u is distributed to the Amer
lean public, for the sun is blazing in
the African sky while darkness still
covers the western world.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-21
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AS the famous comedy characters
Louie and Mike-Created by the
popular stars. kolh aud Dill, during
their long and successful career these
two great comedians are seen at their
best in The Three Pals The story
Of this clever comedy opens with a
prize fight in which the stars settle
4 humorous misunderstanding with
pneumatic gloves and, after accidently
knocking out the referee, are forced to
flee to Chicago. where a fortune left
by wealthy relative is awaiting
them
Tie real estate dealer Who is hand
ling their affairs sells them a worth
less ranch. leaving them. however,
enough money Tor their ransporta-
ton to the west and equipment con
sisting OF donkey and a goat At
this point in the comedy the Two
Pals appoint themselves protectors OF
a little girl deserted by her wOrthle SIS
husband who married her because he
thought she was an heiress and her
adventures furnish a beautiful love
theme for the tale. When Mike and
Louie arrive in the west they find the
ranch on land OF no possib BILE value
The goat has eaten up their ticket to
Chicago and they are forced to go &c
work as ranch hands Their adven
lures III the west end in a big fight in
a dance hall where they rescue the
deserted girl wife aud escape back tC
Chicago. getting work as walters il
cafe.
The Three Pals is a special feat
ure production carefully prepared FOL
the elaborate presentation Of these
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|. ANITA STEWART PROVES
!. HERSELF ALL-ROUNO GIRL

When dainty Anita Stewart read
her manuscript on the Robert w.
Chambers story. The Girl Philippa,
which S Rankin Drew directed for
the Nitagraph company. she found
that it would be necessary for her to
do a number of things, not to mention
row a large flat bottom boat and ride
a wheel.
However. with her athletic desires
have always been manifest, and when
Director Drew suggested that she &C
custom herself to the wheel before
the picture was taken she was able
to laugh at him and bid the camera
man stand ready. You see he didn't
know that she had been able to rid.
4 wheel since She VAS school girl
and that she had Won many races
With her friends.
Perfectly at home in an elaborate
drawing room, he found it hard t.
believe that she Was capable Of row
ing the boat as the story demanded
This eightp part special Blue Rib
bon Feature is the headliner at tht
| New i,aytona theatre on Monday
| Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-21
Observation-Disclosures
/. WISHING RING REAEARS'LS 3


AS the music is tuneful, the aesthet
ic dances unusually pretty, and the
comedy immense, it is easily seen
why the production comes heralded
with long record of success in other
communities. In fact the Wishing
Ring has been staged more than 500
times with tremendous success. 1t Is
to be presented at the New Daytona
theatre the afternoon and evening of
Saturday, March oath, under the aus
pices Of the Palmetto club. with a
wealth of special costumes and mag
nificent scenic and electrical effects.
The advance sale of tickets is now
going on and can be exchanged for
reserved seats at Hankins Drug store.
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Slavery in United States.

Before the War of independence
slavery existed in every one OF the
"old thirtevn" states. There were few
er slaves in the northern colonies than
in the southern, tut the institution
existed from Massachusetts to Geor-
gia 1t was the invention OF the cotton
gin by II New England sch"olteacher,
living at the time in Georgia.. that
caused slavery to shift Southwark
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-21
Social Life.

The art OF conversation is said to
Q lost. but we don't miss it when the
ossip is good.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

bur9 feline nerp5feren, mOosrnere aiuhs
FOigsr. Dis muBten Idnes sstius NIT
fsiRtu 6dattsn idmpfsn unb gang Fat
IGN eigentti9 teinsr iibsrpunbsn. Die
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sett al Teinen GbrsH ben arautrmorid
aus Itines WleiIEers .G0tterbdmmerung"
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gum Mttfa aner maIitdIii9 6eiEbttirfs
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jebi nie[sfdlt bic trlfs Acknowledgment
bss - 8isrbuHbts. @on Der dabern
GelE ipiIen mir ia nidts mehr1 Mis
reid bieIes NisH an NIufItsrn gtipeien
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Qlooitr fcalponitrsn gehogt unh Inn
bann bel tinsm geludf - feiHtn 5ies
ssrmausDaI8t pcresitieli. @tott elmer
MagrtsnHuas axr srhitis er poa ntin
iiburdlhstH Tleintr Gin paaE faFiiss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

Tintistn. a6er iest ltstt Tid aud BE
G6arfe l~dngiam Elm, CAPT uur ben
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nod 70 grlnoIi6sr Asretr ber1n, dber
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fem IN ben trhep 5rieonsiahrsn.
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4eIt 70 ftin. Die NlsufGfn pertrdeeH
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asEDalt; ana bic .,Memtsr nidf. 81
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nnbtisbsn cine gepiHs 4uturitdt psrs
fdoFft BATH, 1T Gin. Der mub cans
net ~sriporben iuernen burh qeiitungen
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benz mar Tia In ben .Gpbdrsn@ BEns
ber6inge er3ablf. MabrbaftIa e gIbi
tsine fpaRiiae Giifetie msbr. Der Sais
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

ben Orient. sbsnio it6r ais qrooustat
pie ais SpeOitur gang 3eutidIanO.
9ur3 cine ueue Set Der 5Hgger uno
8eIler Iheint banu ben SoffeHbeH ses
tommen.
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lide aHp pieEtidt nod grOBsfe ga6g-
liatettsn oes Grientpertebrs oar9 ben
notiirlideH QnI6lus an bic mitteIeuros
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fteht Der 0srt fir has eau3e bsatlte
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neutrality-suspicious. lieBeu fd I'M
ein5eluen dnfabreu. Die 9baRtaIie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

iunoe Mouard III seraoe5it furj, mile
fdrift. Dds 9ot Ct ipobl aus BEN 5elDt
mifgrbratt. Sn bic mnssrm 3eit. bic
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in Der @sfeafHdft f~ariisrt. IN Der 9sis
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Gin rei3enbgr pieridhrigsr 9Ionntopf,
Den GrnH Der 3eIemonie trf1bse sas
fehr shhdfte aiHb HatiirIi6 nidt unb
perluhie fh in Der Sdiriiisi INFER ben
fHrhlidm 6erridaften anesnitrf, III
bersoen. Ba fliifsrts ihm 6er beutlde
aronpriu5 in l6ersbdftsm @rtmme in
feiHer jnarf af5sntuisrteH norbogufiden
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benn osuefea let, ontpOrtete Il: Con
bsrIhniiFttr 5srr bat tinsFid ~ mir
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siHs MeRgs aanh.
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