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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-24
German Raiders Prison
Ship Left Port Today

Buenos Aires, .lan. 24.-The German
raider S ''prison ship. the japanese
steamer Hudson Maru, left Pernambu-
60 today. She steamed out Of the har-
bor and hugged the shore line closely
on her northern course, presumably
headed for New York and with every
anxiety TO avoid another capture by
the German sea rover. All of the pris-
oners taken by the raider and sent to
PernambueO on the japanese steamer
have been landed and most of them
have been furnished with transporta-
tion to their homes by consuls of the
nations of which they are citizens.
Unconfirmed reports of all sorts flew
thick and fast in shipping circles today
with the location of the raider still a
mystery.
A sensational rumor-utterly with
out confirmation-was that the Brazil
ian steamer Sirio had been torpedoed.
This followed persistent reports of a
submarine being sighted off the coast
of Uruguay. The first form in which
this story reached Buenos Aires was
that the Spanish steamship Reina Vie
toria Eugenia had been stopped by
such craft, but the Reina Victoria
passed out beyond wireless communica.
tion today and could not be reached
to verify the report
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role board that it was impossible to gel
and keep a job.
Another paroled prisoner, he said
landed in Portland few days ago and
was Immediately arrested and ordered
to leave the city. With these facts
before the house, the bill passed.
Jones' Stock Bill Passed.
The last bill passed at the morning
session was house bill No. 1877, intro
duced by Representative AL Jones
which relates to allowing stock to run
at large in the eastern part of Marion
county. AS there was no objection to the
bill and as it affected that portion OF
the Cascade mountains, there was nC
opposition and the pill passed
House bill No. 1876, introduced by
Representative Forbes, ratifying the as
signment and transfer of Crater Creek
water rights to Tumalo Irrigation pro
iect to the state of Oregon, on account
of an adverse report by the committee
on irrigation, was indefinitely postponed
this morning.
Mrs. Thompson in Chair
Mrs. Alexander Thompson, represent
ative from Hood River and Wasco
counties, occupied the speakers chail
this morning in the temporary absence
of Speaker Stanficld. 1t was probably
the first time in the history of the
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4Is mon 1888 bic lleberrefte
6es fedsunobreiBis Sabre alt oeipors
oeuen, 1870 gsitorbensn WIalers Rns
fael unterinbte, fano man an b,m
iDohlerbultenen Shdbel nod beutlin
bic 6pureB ber sben berporbredens
ben @sisbsits3dbHt".
Rad amtfi6en 6ddbungsn
iDirb fiA Die Geiamts9 rohutiion pm
8aumnolIs in ben Ser. gtaaisn fir
Die Gaiion 1851 auf $685.,
1896, 1000 gIunb, oosr II 511, 900
9aIlen bon ie 500 gfuab, bsIdufsH,
gsgsn 16,134s933 9nasH in 1914.
Der fIeif6freffenbs Gons
nentau. Der nit ieinsa 6angagmen
bic Jliegen fdngt, psrfiigt lber BAG
bclltommnHe Gjnnssorgan i'm
YfIan3snreid. Seine 8riifeu iDerbsn
Idon gertist, fDenn nan Elm Stidtsu
Drabt aaf fe lsst, bds nur etra
100000 grnmm pisst.
umbfs DarHsasr fur BanosIbiIs
Der in bic ridiige Gtimmung gu Ders
Iebsr, ldbl eins JilmoeFea9 DAFT AT
sinem yaonOsr1pnsn NeiFtn ipisltn.
iptIds eem ssipbHfdien Gsmdtsous
orad entipre1en
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(s4fa5 folst)
2r. 2Opcn.
Sein slblr6en Gin beocntenber gerIuh
fir bic m~eoi5iniidr ggelt.

Der uuIdngit erfolgte 1pb ots Be-
riibmtsn GbErurgeu Or. 9open in
paris bate In an0eren .3titen IN
6raHtrei5 ben gr0Btcn Ginorud &C.
na9t, 0a 9opsn utht ilur Der Ju6s
rer Der jungeu Fran50iiiden airurgts
!9en 96ule, ion0ern cine 6drattsris
tiihe, in istnem piiIenlaaftIiden ME
%perionlihsn 4uftrsten bel umitrIttens
Beri0nli4teit mar. @r bate inter iei-
men 8plegM pie in Der 0effentIits
teit 3abIrei9e @esner, Die ibm bprz
porFen, OaB er Iciue piienltafd. den
MtetbobeR al3u tsmperameHtpol uuS
gu retlamebdtt propagHre. 8etaunt
tit, bab 9oDsn als trittr tinsmatOs
grapbiide aufaabmm bon Isinen
Gperationen bornenmen IieB. Geniaz
tioHeam Gtnorud REF aud feline BE-
rii6mte operative 9rsnnan9 Der 5us
fammengetpa9isnen S1pekern Gooz
0iea uno 8Dopicq berpor. 8olen
Itammte aus elmer 9teimier 4rs.faz
Mile, mar erit gr3t in ieIasr 9dsrz
fa0t oann in garis. 1886 te9rte Ct
nab Reims 5uriid, no er bic 9sls
tlng oer nirurgiiden 4btei. ma pes
6pfpitaIs iiberna1m. bort pi0mste ar
fia nDrfpiegeno Dem Stuoium Der
arebstrantbeit uuO montt nihtige
gntoedusgeu iiber bic 0lifrpbeu uao
0as 6eilierum beg areb Is. 1896
g~rin0ete er in paris cine eigtne alis
nIt. 8ort geIang ss Jpn Q900),
arebsmitrobsH 5a 3lttn; i'm CAT
aufIoIgenosn labr Ha1m CT bic erite
Smpfung nit arebsbalferam por.
Do9en entfaltete in paris cine ibtrs
nus groBe IiterariIGe 5at!gteit; rah
&r~ie8s6esinn iibte Il 6sft.gie arIti
an Der Organization oes Fran3DF=
fGen Son;tdtgipdtns. 8on Der oeuts
ifta 8idmitaft Oadte Ct aDe.au3
bpd.
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Cine ben gler5tcn BON gIn-
ria uHo ltnige0ero micrfldrlift
@rfrmtfimg bate Dor eIuigan "a.
gen oen bel 3oper, Gupaboaa So.
beihdftigt delueieacn @asqliellcr.
0rbeiter George Z. Bartlett beiaI.
len, mo Is mar mfolge0eiien non
ben aerJen cine analpie ieine5
9tudenmarts in GleoeIol0 ais not.
menoig %befunoen mo Elm gr0bdeu
0esielbel bereits 0abin abaeianot
moroen. aber 5reltAo Sein mddte
rem 6erreH einen Strih 0nrd) bic
Hehning, OenH Bartlett itarb in.
5miifeu i'm Memorial 9ofpitaI.
SH QDmeron erlitt 5obn
1racg ben ggsuertoo. ais feline Gdtus
ne Don einem 9ranoe eiusedi4srt
murbe.
IN berfedter GttIle
Tinbet fd i'm qarifsr .Matin" fol-
genbe dotiS: q. 81. Der aonig BON
Montsusgro bat nit isinsm 9O!s
nuHmshr ieinm enOgiltigsn @o6us
ort eenommen. ct bsfinoet f1 in
per Barrier @oritabt Qsuinp, 8oas
leparo gittor 6ugo 50, in einsr tieis
men giIa. Die 6afgorbe bsitsbt aus
Is Wianu uRb 3psi Sffi3ieren, is 1T
in einsm bsnahbdrteu 5nule unters
gebroft. 1ie Gareaur uno Toniti9m
offi5ienen Steaen bsr Enlightenment
isnegrinif6en RegitruEg merom
bemnddt e~bsnOaitIbf einsri6.st
iperDen."
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QnSug al f1affen ma6te unb gIeid
bnrnnf cine 61nb RAID an ben
Wtuno bob. 6alt TN Tslbtn augsus
Bid brad CT suiammsu bsr f9arfs
Scrub BON 3n1ntali erfiiats ben
Raum. Sin paar frampfbofts GUT
tungsn bss nisoergebrodenen 40rs
pers, bann mar es bOriibsr. Die
redte 9anO belt nod Oos 9Ias, in
Gem iia Oas bilfreide Gift befunbsn
Fate.
.8a tpho ni6ts mebr su maiden
Iein," Tasts 9rennsrt. limb psrmuts
Iia lit ss an beitsn TO-"
rgBsr fterben ipia, ben Iol man
fterbsn lafen. Dos er su faeen
battle, bat er gsiaat, SD bin be-
reit, es Sbnen 8u pisbsrhOlsn, 6err
%9ommtfar!!"
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JBeeiG Gud6!

gir telten SOnca lctte ISOLDE in Der Omaha Eribhne init, OoB
mir suuBiq Farmer plHiden, Die feline egeueu 6arn1et baDcI
Inn hh af lniereni 2nro i'm @lorria County, i'm Gale oes ASortD
gInHe, in DieIem Sabre rieocr5uIoHen. gtr iagen, 0B mir oei
cnfen 5pan5ig 6aruern Die bette @ecgenbeit hires 2ebens geoen
peroen. ih cine eigene 6oru 81 crmerben. antragen tonifnen tag
lid, mDlcn sic aIo cine oieier 6ornnen, 0ann uu1en Se HD
becilen. Das 2uno lit mir better Inlbooet lno groBhnteIls be-
ipoert. Snt eines Der been &aierrcdbte IN gcbrustd. 9ie idDr'
Ii6e @oiiereebibr lit icr acriug. Sn Der ytdbe pom bridgeport
Der Gountp4 emlptta0t, mil Sdulen lmb fntBoHihcr Stride geIe9en.
GRic Gfrre gMt ben crten gpau5ig 6urmcrn, bic oiccs Sabr oas
2anO bciicncln mo eS bcboucn. Ncaen 9r0beer AnbapS bon
3uderriiben baut Die 3adergeclifuft cic mehcre 3uderfabrif I'M
Norria County. gle faufen bercits bic ~oiesidbrlge 3%uderri6er.
erntc fir $3.50 Der Come nL Gns Sano liefert gme Grften IN
@ct5cn, g}nis, SAFER mo anoeren fleincn @ere0cprcn, @artof.
icln, aIiulfa uo 3udcrrlben Soils i%ntereicrt pnrtet uidt Ian.
Ger, ionocrn fdrdbt inns fr @cidreibungen mo erfritonsOoten.
gusflnfte beretpiligt gegcbcn.
Central State8 2ono 60.
326 lluiOn 3aeHe SlOgq omaha, 4ebrasta.
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g~erlanei--R dnHliA.
MPauurr pcrlonot.

@lanner: Sir Ole bette arbcit ii.
geno pcIder 4rt un6 iiberaI.
Sprcft nor in Der Gmo6a Gmpton.
ment 9ureaa Office, 12t n6rOI.
is. StroBe.
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anuitn[sanlaae.


8arunt iooaen Sic e5br @eIO fit
4e6 ouf Der gant liegen Iaiien.
luenn 5ie filr onsiel6e in fleiHei
auleiben ais critic Sppotbef 10 CT.
balten fonnen2 Die Siderbeiten be.
itcben aus eriten Sppotbefen auf Dcr.
6ejiertem Sil0 Gmaba @run0eigei.
tltun uno iinO massachusetts ben orei.
iaben gctrag Der snIeibe inert lnO
iiterer ais ie0c golt.
ghlr in Summelr bon 500 Biz
$500.
SOatb Cmaba 3HpeitmeHt So.
1926 Q. "a Str, Eel. Srutb 1247.
-2.2sf7
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Segas. 5armer, miBt 36r, Dab
Is cine Strcde idpor5cn 2ouOes
in Gcros aibt, wcldes MIR tell
meiic entpideIt mo pie bos
cbene 2uno bon Soma aiiSiiebt2
Gosiclbe licgt III 9tatagoroa 50.
Is bdtebcu BORT CUTE gcocibenoe
Staote, CUTE @}drfte. cute Sod
barn, feline aeutc, 5duleL Sir
den, IanOIide &oit, Telepbork
nfu. 8icr5ig 3oa Regcufaa.
erHten fonieit ean5cs Sabr &C.
5ogcn tueroen, no gornbau mo
Stlueine8udt profitobcl lit. $50
Gin iocales, ~9cilniocs alinln
bcrriht. @icle 6armcr bonn glDr-
Ocn ipobnen ieet bier. g}o1 picle
onOcre 8%ortciIc, bon oeuen mir
sud bcridteu niottcii. Sdreibt
q. 9fug8pargcr, sis See 9loa
GnlnDn, Ic6r. -t17t7
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5armen 81 Dermieteu
gfe6sndLt.6arn u

BON 500 afer fir Oas Sobr 1917
5u berinieten far Bar ooer @etreiSe.
antcil. llngrfdbr 200 ader bGtc
8iebpeioc, Hcit YflugInno. 8or3fg.
lid geeignct mir gieb5uf1t nll0 &c.
%trciOcbau. 9ar 80 MeiIelt bon Den
Gmobo giclmdrttrn. $. 9. @ul-
Orou, 1867 Gmabo 9at. 8ant 9log.,
Cmaba. 3el. Gong. ff66-Ii9.l7
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saS.aafota eanS.

aft feline Dcrbciicrte 5nrmen 5tl
duBerit eitnltieCu 9eoingungen 81
~nerfaufcu. 9icieIben Iicaen itrge.
i1br bier Wleilen bon G~entcroiQe,
iiooitlihcs Siio Dufota, c%ntfcrnt.
Gicfcr id)por5cr @runo nit 9ebm.
mtcrlaac. mic in Soma. Seine
6eblcrnten 9earbeitcten 6ieialbetl
fir 5tpan5ig Sabre mnO fenilcr Da,
Der Die ertroesfdbiefrif Sir ia.
here gusfunitc pcuOc man iid an
Die
eansan Stealth Co.,
sol Omaha glntional @aut Bldg.
Douglas 1852.
t-0ft7
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stracnscladle- -RdunIih.

Arbcit srind)t. Suttgcr Gent
idcr. ipridt c,aliif, faur suit init
9icr0eu umgchea ino 6arm iclblt
itdtlDig bcorbeitcr. lit uild)tcru mo
5uuerioiiig, piinidt glttcn itetigal
GIat. Ciferten crbetcn tn1tcr q. g.,
Cntoha Iribiire -tst7.t7
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aOpftiHsu HHO giatratea

VAN ARNAM DRESS PLEATING
& BUTTON CO.. 1867 Paxton
Block, n. E. Cor. 18th and Farnam
SITS. Telephone Douglas 2109. Ac-
Gordon, Knife, Side, Space, Box,
Sun-Burst and Combination Box and
Side PIeating Hemstitching, Picot
Edging, Pinking, Raching. Covered
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SSaho.
30nbO,
gentih.lntberiide AulOnie. 8lsg

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NUIUHIV, StIyV7
iamcu.2anO. Sluf gcrInugen lpcr.
Den mir Sbncn unicr neiteites II.
Iultricrtes Snformations 8ompbIct
lcnOct. Sarlcp s. Scooter. 2o5aae
BLDG, ct. 2ouis. Wtp. 2.t7-i7
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gSber.
Or. 9soorfielo's SdmefeI.g nnpf.
Mnnnr 1909 AnnnrA Ctr.

Baoer, 1bUJ DolDor0 Sfr.
Gifere Si[fe fir Rbeimatismus.
8iienidnftIide Moiiaee unO eIeftri.
Ide gehanolung. Cog uno 9aht
aeoffnet. geion0ere abteiIrtna ftr
gaaert, bon S llbr mnrgens big 6
uhr n6enos. glineraImdiier bon
Siio.C naba 2uelen. Eel. Coughs
4753. -7s10.17
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3n %0ertnnfcu.
@iaiae 9dnier.

gcrlahgf:-t000 8aggonldoun.
Gen 4liriiel. Aud @ummL Metoac,
uIn. ShrciEt nm 8reiie. 0ebras.
ia Sron & Meial So. Sm19a, geb.
-ts27s17
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Sober Arbeitsmalu ooer jeoe
6rau fam cine 90 Ider i5arm
ibr eigcn nenllcn, elnihlieBlih
eincr glltcu Sui, eiHem guten
SdDein, 20 Semen. 100 @iib.
ner. ui6 tam Oamit udabbdu.
gig iein. St.09 du5dblung uB0
500 per Mnde. SArcibt fir
na9ere alisfltiIit on
II. $. GnodJ,
tG Gortb @eliteo CTR.
Dept o. L. gbieago. ST..
-1.20-t'
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3immcr ~ bermisien.

3as prciswarripits GileH bel yeter
Stump. DauiiGe aide. tEeS
Dodge SfroBe, 2 Stod. MabI3citer
% Gents. IT,
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Buttons, late styles and sIzes. Price
list free. In ordering please mention
Tribune. -l-5-l7
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aobaf ,,Einiihins1.
@eeOisinnaes.

grudD erfolereid obne operation
6sban6elr. Spredt boz ODER iAreibt
9r. 8ranf $. @rap. 306 See gl6g.,
Gmoba, Qebr. -2.2S-1l|
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9onslas Gurntb 5armcn:-300
Ader, $780, $50 gder, $t75; -
so a(fcr. $3.50; - 40 gder, $3.50.
8. z. Smitb 60, 914 Gitp gtatio'
nal 9anf gIog. III.
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Saet BakelbM6
DC. /.
Bon Sane 5orD.

GiIet sdieI6u6 ST. /. uie bier aesetas,
F ftroslansa t5r ane slrs sa0 bon VIZ. ssFsla4 3ass
ten nno Arensiis6en. Seoe er0u uelfetferl,
bns 4eueiie tn Wliftern 81 beienlraen. glas
eeH Gle 5ifeldtbett2 SeHeeH Gle birfff fit
Siefes Sud. neldes bns reihbultigfle ua6 III
Iielte Wnlierbrm III. Gs errei4t cher ben
Yped, ais giiner bon % BIS so genta
uebcr 200 g2lfier abeebtloet
5iefes SUD iAr 12t p~eEtoirei ber guls ber&
fon0t.
SGgIide Gmaba Sribiinc,
1911 SODaro Ctr. GHnba, 9ebrA
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Orr langea aaiierten- anttuor;
fur5er Sim: nGfglnio nhnmt BIZ
IMeIt." Z
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IaKnsc Garlur. 6rdulein Sci.
ger unO Sri. NINA 8eIO. 9iineraL
Gampf. uno 8a%uuenbdocr, Sonns
tags itno aben6s geoffnct. 20S Ne-
niIle gfod, 16. Ii. Sornen-t2.2.t7
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Smith e. 9cafnsr, 1893 Glib 81.
ctr. Bpbroltdte stutos 3u 9araair.
preiIen. 5ntatsn - &eparaturcu
aufbeiuabrnng in Der reinIiGiten II.
bcIlten Garage 1T Omaha. Douglas
1900. -5.17s17
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eiestridcs.

WebraHdte eIeftriide Ioturen. Goll.
elas 20l9. &c 8ron & Gran.
.lf6 Siio 10. Ctr.
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Qebrasfa anto aabintOr slepair.
antumpbl gerFderHns.

Gpe8ialrate ilr 2iobiIltg 8critde.
RING opf 6oro Cars, elnidlieBlidl
giaentttnis d)oOeL $25 6erer. nnb
GicbItaBG 8eritherrne gu nieorigiten
Greiien.
aian Gnis e 3bDmpiDn,
Gitp Nntional 9onf 8loo
T,nlialns 2St9. -5.t0.t7
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-04
TRADE AT HOME" ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 8

malice
the product any other nation least all
the goods
front will be only questioned short
for
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03

and the Alliance and the Pallas he
was swooped down upon. by the 'tiotil-s
la under. Captain Pearson which was
conveying q merchant fleet: Jones
prepared to meet the enemy as best
he COULD. The British guns had long
range and Paul Jones determined. to
fight close. He brought his ships up
to the enemy until the muzzles Of his
guns came In contact with the enemy
ships. Then ensued one Of the most
frenzieds conflicts In. the history Of
naval battles, continuing from seven
to ten in the evening. Paul, Jones'
position was desperation the extreme!.
His ship was so shattered that only
three guns remained effective, and he
then assailed the enemy with hand
grenades which failing into the,
Scraps soon set her on fire. At
length her mAgazine blew up killing
all near it. Pearson commanded his,
officers who wanted to surrender to,
board the Richard which was also
now ablaze in several places. But
Jones and his men received them SO.
warmly that they tetreated. Pearson's
crew. was killed, his guns unmOunted
and his ship on fire and there was moth
ing else to do but surrender @-~~~
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UNITED ACTION CALLED FOR
Each City Asked to Bring It's COMPANY
Up to the PRESCRIBED Strength

leach City Asked to Bring It's ,Companv
~ Up to the Prescribed Strength.
3#| The following letter. has been received
I.from Andiutant@ General B. S. Rovstpr.
d#@ Your city has one or more units in
Ithe National guard of North Carolina
4=Orders having recently, been issued bv
+ che war department to recruit all Ma.
Itional guard organizations ITO maximum
i =peaec strength, st becomes. necessary for
! the state authorities to request the citv
i authorities, -, commercial organizations
Ewomen's clubs and similar bodies to- as.
List the local officers In recruiting the.
limits to the prescribed strength. It is
/ stated for your information that 'practi.
Eeallv all of the Units are far below max,
1mum peace strength. -, A., portion of
/ Che National guard, at the present time
Il held in, the Federal service. There
fore, it is, impossible for the Officers to
rocr1,it at their home stations: In
] IF this kind it is suggested that the To-
Ical authorities "endea1of to secure re-
|truits FOR such organizations, IN
~ IT is the policy of the war department
14not to authorize additional National
Iguard units until the present. nI,1 units are
Ibrought, to. war stHengfh. The organi@
4 tlOnS SnOtkHu VI tSCA - -. 80. NV "
Ioinity of their home stations in order to
Iassure their permahency' when they re-
/ fnrn home: Very few cities will have
Ian oppdrttdiGy to furnish an organiza'
ttion which Will be- closely identified with
their home people. This office wishes to
| impress upon you that the organization
from your city is your organization and
Enc people should feel just pride in it
1Eaind should renderMevery assistance pos
IsiibIe TO bring it to the required strength.
The governor requests that his matter
Ibe taken zap with the citizens of your
Community and that you lend helping
hand ia securing additional recruits for
the North carolina National guard
It is further stated. for your informa-
ton that it is up to the states to fur
/ nish their quetasof National guard in ad'
/ dition to the new army which congress
! is likely to make provision for, The men
IWhe enlist now Will have an opportunity
to serve with their home people and un'
der their own officers. This should be an
incentive to the young men to, enlist
/ the National guard. =, ~.
4 It is earnestly r. sllggested sdhat3 VnS
: tter be- given immediate conslders
l1tfiion as It is believed it will be to the
hest interests Of your coIn1nu-sl;y &nd 10
I The entire state. ~: q aga.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
NEW USE FOR THE
M AN GERMANS

Rome (speciall-Pope Benedict has
been "horrifea ah e has e5pEess9 IS d GeI
many's plan to render fats and fertl-
lizers from the bodies of soldiers dead
according to an article printed py the
newspaper Informaione.
REPORTS have persisted that German
efficiencv has been utilizing the dead to
supply oils, fats and fertilizer, SO des-
peratelv needed in the central empires
now. The most circumstaht ifoaEhte
now The most circumstantial of the
stories, printed recently in Belgian news
papers, declared that the refining fac
tory was located near Gerolstein, close
to; the Belgiafr-German, frontier. It gave
CHASTITY details of how the bodies were
utilized. .,y..,..~.a .t,x.>
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
: No er.s:,.o,nalities::


s >f' The City of High Point owes over 81
49, That is huge amount, but if the
successfully financed, the MILLION DOL
Led before the end Of the year. +''',, ','''
To Offset our large bonded 'indebtedr
y of only $50, 10000. - ~. -, :. ...+~
80. AS the amount Of Bonds increases, tn
also, and must be met promptly. ~. j.
-: In connection with the Financial Pol
the following:' t.'".' -. :~ IL 5'.r,4.
(D Public improvements that can
ent tax rate, and no more. - III =. 49,.
" '"l(2) :" The same Economy in the bust
individuals are forcedto exercise. -,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
p1. Ant. PLANT TO-DAY.

49, Again '' we admonish' all our readers
who have any land to put it to use at at
once and help save the nation from want
and probable starvation! The cny comes come
from every. quarter--plant. plant, plan[
so that there will be enough food Tor tns
people to live upon, The south must feeo
itself this; year, ,.,,,...,. III, g., .-"aa
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03

u0 LEluulpu WOu
against great odds
by, Capt. y Paul
Jones, in whose
v ems, although
not. an American.
but a Scotchman,
there ! flowed blood
staunch and true
to : the american.
cause of liberty.
Whilejs or the
coast of Scotland.
the Bon
homme Richard
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
CAN'T LOSE HAIR
Twenty Years From Today q Bald
h4aded Man Will Be An IN /
Z usual Sight. 81 {

One of the most prominent druggists
of America made a statement few
weeks ago which has caused a great
deal of discussion among scientists in
the medical press.
He said:' ~If the new hair grower, Mil
dredina Hair Remedy, increases its sales
as it has during the past year, it will
be used j., by nearly every man, woman
and child in America within eight years.
"'When Mildredina Hair Remedy is
used almost universally, dandrllff will
disappear and with its departure bald
ness, itching scalp, splitting hair and all
scalp diseases will follow and twenty
wears from now a bald head will be a
>, rarity. Sample sent for -10c to pay
postage. Mail orders filed by Mildred
Louise Co., Boston, Mass.
For sale by j. 4. Hart Drug Go,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
TOnOIine is Beauty Aid,
Announces Specialist ! 7

Mildred Louise Talk Of Interest to
AS health is first aid to bdauty = this
story, told by Mildred, Louise, beauty
specialist, of Boston, Mass id Eof up5s
usual interest.
lean, recommend no. better heas ~.
giWer than tonoline,g said s. Mildred
Hko @f Sss III manv u.m5ptbsa / 4ictin5 j
stomach trouble and nervousness. had
suffered terribly from pains, that fol l.
add. to my worries. Poor digestion fl
naliy brought on nervousness.
Relief came, however, when | took the
- advice fAseYeraI women who -saidS Take
)Nbtsioha after started ted the t1JFnoiine.
p treatment, my patrons began to remind
me of the improvement in my condi
tion.3 And because Health is the quickest
fhy Ito beauty the imPFoYfaenf Ras
"What tonoline really did for me [
cannot say ann so grateful that Il
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aration wh6och goes to the seat of 1corh-
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~ proper action ~ Tonelf1ie is being ex-
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- any one not Wishing to i1Ier ease his
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=, many reports are received from those
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