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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

BUTTERCUP-Wil you kindly give me the addresses of Douglas Fairbanks, William s. Hart and Dorothy Dalton?
 Fairbanks is 4t the LaslIy Studios, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Miss Dalton and Hart are at the Thomas H. Ince Studios, Los Angeles, Cal
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

COLISEUM-Mabel Taliaferro in "The Sunbeam" and the Crimson Stain Mystery" DREAM-Ann Pennington in The Rainbow Princess" and Helen Holmes in "A Lass of the Lumberland." PALACE = Joan Sawyer in Loves Law"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

c. P. B.-What are the addresses of the following and will they send their otos?
 Fannie Word. care Pathe, Los Ange- les.
 Bessie Love. care Pathe, Los Ange- les.
 Louise Huff. 20t North Occidental Boulevard, Los Angeles
 Alice Joyce, care Nitagraph, Fla atbush Brooklyn, N Y.
 Billie Burke, Century Theatre, New York City.
 Violet Mcsereau. Universal City. Cal.
 Some of them will send photos Prob ably all Of this list will.
 WONDERER-Wi you kindly an swer in your columns the following questions? Are Marguerite Clark and Pauline Frederick married and if SC to whom?
 Marguerite Clark is not Miss Fred erick is married to Willard Mack. He is not in the motion picture profession. Where were the scenes in The Wo- man God Forgot" taken?
 In Los Angeles, Cal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

Give us your next order for trsns Ger work or coal. Juneau Tnansfe' Company. Phone "a.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

Dorothy Dalton is five feet three inches tall and weighs 12l pounds. Miss Hansen is five feet three inches tall and weigs 130 pounds, and Helen Gib- son is five feet six inches tall and weighs 142 pounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

"Bab's Matinee Idol"
 I know of no actress by the nam,
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

SEELEY'S White Pine Tar with eucalyptus and menthol-for csoghs and colds-25c. soc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

c. H. G.-What are the heights and weights of the following. Dorothy Dal- ton, Juanita Hansen and Helen Gib-
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

Carl Martin and Frankie Hulet, two well-known coast boxers who enlisted in the Engineering Corps, are now in France seeing actiVe service. Hulet is a corporal In recent letter Martin says that they have boxing in France where ne
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06
EMPIRES SPORTING COLUMN General Items of All Kinds-Ring, Mat, Baseball
 and Other Sports
COLUM M N


is stationed. The bouts go ten rounds to a decision
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-06

Hsadquartsrs for IA1ysnitA eeal. Junean Transf. G.. Sheas q. q
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
Waf@1eberbanbf4ube 5u
reiniaen.

Wo{9leberbanbfdube pdfdt man
in lauem WaTer, Dem man ettpas 9mz
moniat sufebt. nit Gaftileieife. Dos
erfte WaidpaFer 1T nod benz Dur4s.
maiden Der Sanbfdube 5u erneuern>
9eim 5tpeiten bIeibt bas @mmon;at'
fort. es miro nur nit @eiie ge!paf4en;.
Damn lit Der Sanoidub gut aus5ubriisz.
len, obne bab porter bic eerinsen Sell
ienreIte aus bem 2eeer ausaeipii!t uerz-
BEN mibten. Die 9anclGuEe tperbe1,
nun, I'm GaNcn gu erbalten. seredt.
unO 3uredt ae5osen. sic toeroen gum:
Srodnen On einem fdattisen Srt cuff
sebdngt, ipenn m0glid i'm Treien. Do
nit bas 2eoer peia bleibt. mub Der
Scnoi4uh, mabrenS er trcdnet. ppn
3eit gu 3sit serieben psrosn. eluf>
9Ipeerinsuiob gum WaidmaFer lGbt
oas 2escr beim Srodnen nitt 10 leiGt
bart lyerben; in biefem San mub ober
bic SeiIe 6ur9 Nadfpiilen entfernt
trerben.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
AUCTION SALE

On Friday, Sept. %, 1917, begin
.ling at 10 a. NJ, 6 miles northeast
Of Linton, on Section 80, Township
1873, Range 10, the following described
property will be sold:
Roam horse, II years old
Gray mare, 10 years old
Gray mare, years old
Gray mare, II years old
Gray mare, 4 years old
l Bay gelding, years old
l Black mare, years old
Bay mare, 3 years old
Black mare, 8 years old, colt by
side
| Brown mare, 2 years old
Brown Gelding, years old
Bald-faced Gelding, 2 years old
Black mare colt, ! year old
II cows; 10 calves, from 3 to 1C
months old; l hay rake; wide-tre
wagons; ! wagon box; hay rack;
bob sled; ! single buggy harness
set heavy work harness; l platform
scale: ! l5-gai!on barrel churn; !
barrel cart; numerous other usefu
articles.
Free lunch at noon.
All sums under SO, cash; time OF
sums over that amount will be giver
antil Sept. /, 1918, on good bankabl,
paper at 10 per cent interest; pc
cent discount for cash on sums ex
:ecding $40.
r. L. BROWN,
Auctioneer.
2. J. PIETZ,
Clerk.
ANNIE D. PITCHER,
Adv. Administrators.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
Gs 1T bisber ni1t Gepflogenbeit Der
1mffitf,en ru{fiSd1en Wrrid1tr nemefen

es 1T bisber ni&t gepflosenbeit Der
amtliden rui1iiden 8.ridte sepeien,
ausbriidlid auf bic @tp.re Der eises
men @erlufie binsr,peiier unb nit be-
len tic Notuenoisteit eine- Riicudrts'
bepeguns gu bee-i;nben. General
9ruiilon. tpelder itets nit sen Wlafs
Zen operiert bat uno Die 3abl as Sat-
!or in feline ftratesiide 9e9nuns einz
itslIt, bat felten nod Die eiseneu Der>
.llise gcSdhl: ober belpertet. @enn
bies iebt seldiebt. 70 benefit es. bab
sie Offeni,oe einen unsebeuer blutisen
9erlauf nimmt.
Die 3eitunsen Der GntentelGnoer
liiaen mas bas 9eus bdlt unb bidien
Den RuNen ole mOsli9en unb unm0s>
f!hen grfolge an. 60 beridtete 3. 9.
Die Central Nems cine Der rSbsa Naz
aionale" in Mom entnommene Mitteiz
lung ,pcna6 bic Ruhen ben 0rt Do=
lima beiebt batten unb bic Oiterreidii6>
unsaril6e 4rmee 80bmzGrmoui auf
lie aorpatsen 5uriidseporfen iporben
mare! stud muir elm Bid auf bic
Sorte mics Den lniinn folder Melouns
nod, oenr Die @ufcn bitten i'm M.iz
lenl9ritt hie fiinf5ehn &ilome:er. lpels
DE Oplina bon Stanislau uno Dem
ohauplaB Der Icutisen &dmpfe an Der
Somnica trennen. suriidleaen miiTsn.
LIMB bic &arpatGen iino nod niel lpei=
ter entfcrnt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
Ser Commons 81. Mn5ei9er

Sraulcin Nellie yMolucrton unb iSlo=
renee pstrie iino an Samita9 Wioracn
nab Wismard ablereiit. no lie cincn
breij1briacn 3urius ais Grantcnmdr=
tcriunen in @,smald D0ipitIl nebmcn
weroem.
Serr uno lrau :. edcntenberaer
lluo Dodlt ilbcrireut llbsr Der Qlntuuil
zines 9 l'imuo lli1phems, pclbcs an
SpnntaN, ben IL. Scpcmber eeboren
luuroc. Wiuttcr uno Rlno iiblen lt
ausycScldnct.
6rau Seribcnu, mcl6c I'M Wismard
@olpltdl tnter VeDan0luL9 lit. pcgcn
y9unoen, Die lie I'M pluto llniall erb,clt,
muroe aM WiontuN lucneu Appsuote,il:
opcrirt. Sic bsilnott lit icyt ani Dem
MeSe Der @sneiuns.
Glen turner, Der nit 6pmuaND q
III Wlsma,d III, lam AM yEp. tlg had
Slntpn. I'm 'rllcn ll,laNb bon led:
SnNcn nit UrcuIOcl 81 periuciiru. Vi
bcrl6ict, DAB Die yiOro Ia.cla Nnabcu
mad ouo=pArol!nd 9tbin !ucrocN.
Gcrr Nno Srau Sciier %ri9elc crhl,l.
ten cine HnIie, Ole bOtpi, BON ,5rau=
lem lNabtl Scnuer al 5. Z. McNul-
!onNb III Minor. q. :. 6srr uno
Srdu litN NIlomNb llno l,ilyerc Sdul.
ItDrcr Dc. Batter S1ul=Gul i.ics.
Scrr Yi. Snliao, fam an 2icniiao
u0n 1ir0: I,A ndt yluio1. III eli d.
otnAocH nit Ttcunac I'll pcyweicn.
Nerr mo TrAu Gnliao talmtu 5uu,s=
tl9 non q. Vlu!, uno in ,c.l cl.c.t
Srlndl al Nrnu Enltln. llilr,r. Srnu
z. Wduman i'll Strasburg ab.
Tin Cams PM 1rpEcr 95it.i, .,t Der
al. cine ?lbltito:ieicr illr ocl Soloutcu
Asg'b'n muo, Miro AM ,Sreita9 Ubeut
nm nclln llbr. Den 81. September, in
.pcrn SoNa ltat.IinOtn. Su. Eubli=
'''m upn Sin'on lno Der llmgcacno III
frelnolldli clngtlAocn, Dltie ,Sci,lldj,til
siuIpObllcn. &pmn.t. brlu9t eure
StcAnpc unb babt cine quite 3cit. o0
tene lille oocr GcIo 9siplrt murte,
o'clcn S"nj 81 slllcn srcBen Griclg 81
MAIDEN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
GOLD SEIZED FROM VESSEL
Taken From Spanish Ship About to
Leave Port

Taken From Spanish Ship About to
Leave Port
a Gulf Port. Sept lS-Customs o..
fic:als boarded Spanish steamer here
shortly before the vessel was SEIZED.
uled to depart for a European port
and seized $4,000 in gold secreted in
barrel OF salt pork that formed a
part OF the ships stores.
An investigation conducted by the
Federal district attorney was followed
by the arrest of three members of the
ships crew. charged with violating
President Wilson's proclamation OF
September 10. prohibiting the ex.
portation OF gold save under license.
II 10 understood the money was oh.
tanned by the ships cook from a local
bank. cashing 9 draft for the full
amount On Q bank In Havana. The
Individual giving the draft Ia q span.
lard. II Was said.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
8igpsne> Il nter5eug gu n c 8
den.

slue aleiounssTtiide aus @iscane
miiTen ebenio furgfdltis eetpafder
tperoen ME jeoss tpollene &leibungss
iiiid. I'm iie ror bcm Ginlaufen oosr
Gerfilsen gu f6iibcn. biirfen lie MIR in
gut banbtparmem @aher allsacori;ds
perben. Sier5u iebt man fid cine
Geifeniauss on, Der man eini9e Grcp'
fen SuImiatsGii 5uiebt. Ssibss @uifz
matter. iotpie Elm 3uiab bon SoSa
muB ebcnIo perbiitet iperoen ME bos
gA;fIhriercn Der Seize brett auf bas.
8&IGeIiiid. Oas ge!paidene &!ei=
olrosItiid 1T tono!parm gu ipiilen.
0amii bas Geluebe n;Gt ousgebebnt
'r;rb, oriiit man es am beiten aus,
rhne su rin9en. Die selpaidsnen I'm
tsr5euge biirfen niemals ON beiBen
SCRIBE aetrudnet tuerber, ebenlo 1T oud
nas plitten gu permeiDen.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
Some &ptel
Scmti6cs @aitbaus
6yau Is. 9iustc. EiScntfiimer
@eehrtc remttd,e GARNER in Der umae-
Sewo pon ximtcn:
6sHu Is. 9ustc. 5iscntfiln,er

Tltte l9tctt lei uns ppr, lucnn ibr
III tn Staat iino. l,isr betommt ibr
em irbr Nnles GiIcn iilr MIR SOC,
mslh lOb lcbr billiS lit. nah ocu prei=
len 81 rednen, bic mir fir Sbre BRO
butte ittsallcn. Snnn ,pmm't uub
built Gin eu'cs oeEtidIcs @anbaus aui=
bGutn III Gurer Sab. Gem es
III lllr Grd aud msbr Al 9iukcu.
menm Sure STAB bliibt, uuo marum
tonnen un'ee ccutIhe Sarmer nitt
e>en'c gut ibrc YFallseiten I'M Sotel
nehmen. ME Die omcriinniide ;sarmer.
Nicie aeben i'll oas 0uicl, ellen fiji, ant
'att uno ,chrn irotlia hires Ieaens.
8eraoe 10 gut ionnen es uuiere oeutjd,e
6armcr dnh MAIDEN mb lie merpeu
baourh Guh nibt drner, 9onn
ptrasNst niht NIB iomm't in bos
~Ssim" ectel. ebt cub gut lott unb
madt nit bem 6oteI,pirt beinridb
@iihe YeianntidaF. @ir p,rlauo,n
niht mshr ole uni.r eeten su mad.n,
nne lesss Sabr Gin -alsbm" eauo nl
sauffn, rk 9tr Garmer au6.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20

Cine glcnbcrun9 in Der Seitlln1 Der
eriten Siaa;s gan! ,pinoc bieie @ote
sematt. Serr sHm. :. Selbat. irilts
erer aaiiirer. reiisnitte itiuc S,sllun0
unb lerr VI. s. Gueslaee non ct.
elpl o Tinn., bot be Stc!luna erlals
len. soerr Gpsslaae mar I'M Saui'
6dtaft in Eresoen. Hnrh Entota ieii
nem les,tn osi Sabren ihaiia. unb
if tf6a reirmn'snei,i. er bebsni,
biz S.abi baane fin oeim 40 uah:n
unb uiTe icnt Samilx tierter brinasn
b.! a!b "a tine. ssotnuns iinben fam.
Tie i'm alei6t.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
l,ukalrs Allrrlri.

Scrr uuo Erau e. :. Noalc ltat'
teten an Ntontas einen Gtlhn'tsbe'udl
in Ytsmard ab.
Srau 6bas. Sisl bon Scmu't, lam
an yrcitaa nod Sin'cn I'M bort e'H'Ae
eintduIe 81 MAIDEN.
israu Sbpmus NcrSns mn Sohn
Bertlep ueiltcn an SamtGa Ilr tutie'
3,it in Sismard.
Serr 6onitantine Iietr!h ianote tlnc
@aN0onlaouuN Ticb ubcr Der ylOrtbsrn
Yatillt an Ilenliag.
So. 9nmlcr madte an mspnta9 cine
&cibiisrelie unb NatNn. no CT 'llr
etlite Sage blclbcN miro.
Wtatt &cllcr, ner Nptelmann Don
Strasburs, itattetc arn MpntaA cIMh
gciub i'll yiutpn ab.
Trco Gelit, Der Die Icgtr SSohc /"
Mlnncapoll. ptrluciIic, III an 10WliIN
9lbcnp U.cocr ;urild gttonlnlcll.
|n.cnilnc WiB leltt Die Mabm= otH=
ton fir u. Sumprls.p. wdbrcno !cB
tcrer olcit a@od)e i'll y@lltct utl.t.
i,crr mo Nr0u ,>obn Sd)lGn0cn I'M
stpci z oDnc uon Der EmmpnblrN HC=
acno lrurcn am TrchnN III Eintpn.
Irau G6uciBcr uno ;mci &inotl
gingen nod Wisnard. no lie arStllbc
Olllc filr bic ?luNtn lDrGt &moct ludit.
6. Wiy, TGter oes @sit1iismannc:
0alentlnc WiB. lit nad) yiurp.con alb.
eerciit, no CT 0ui cln.r ,snrm orcitcl
ipirb.
0crr umo Nrau ". g. Torg ginger
am TrcltN9 led Sanc.tolun, lup IL
oil 6rau Yo,B Slltrn clncn Nclud ub
itaiiclen.
iOerr unp Nrnu 4. SOwpolstp gin,
9en an SCn!ag nGi gHIlbct. no liz
bic liolltcn 9tcnjubrs Ssl!llbte.cl
belpobntcn.
q. e. sdumader, Der in ,lpI,ulh,
bclm Grcibcn alI lclncr 5ur.n mar, il,
an Sum'iu9 !lil,tug wleocr III Eluton
enAsl.Nat.
Clemens 1ehb lam AM Samiiar
bon Wianonn, I'M Sonntua nit icincn
.ltern, $oerr uub 6rau 6reo Solid,
~ ut,lu:llcu.
6err uno Tr0u Src llllltr ginger
ON Trellaa nut 9l9uc. ,up lie 1ilr >
lbe Nptcu Ocrrn Millers Glteru sl-
nen ycut ublinticu msrrcn.
Sec Gun, BON ter Satem Gegtuo,
meltc chi WioutGA III G'ntOn. Gr III
eintr oerleulNcll, bic all SaniiaI nnd
Tee WiDlNcs Abiublcu lucrocn.
s. u. 6plliltcr, ncr iriiber in be,
Sibt=9nla9c bsltlItI9t mar, lam an
Gonne,ltaN bon 3cclano. Inn leint
Jreunoe III ylniOn 81 bc'ltcn.
Soerr uMo 6rnu Nr0nt Wleicr. ,Sr..
llno ,5dlnIlc. luelltcn Sonntas bcl Del
Soc Colt 6umilie III Der y&inuna Ne
senO. lie ftaucn Golt uno !Eci.I
Ilno 8cihmiltel.
Sobn @cpsrmun, feline Nlut.cr uni
Shwelier nno 9iid'e l,ai,cn an Mpn
tag einen Tsiub al g@m. iocucrmal
OBJ. 5bomas 99bultn besciicie Il
aud uat vlnion.
6rau eclicr TriQ9le uno Srau :
.. Streeter mutien am Sumliaa eir
Relie nab Sismard. NO lie Glide Gin
tdute matten. Sic ,anen ont Nfon
fas Abent tpieosr 3urllt.
Otto Seder sins am Rontaa mad
Miblep. nm ieinsn gltern eiuen s,,iuc
nbsufatten, che sr nah Ses Wloine
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
Knrrrspnndrnzr,r.
9a8,.c

ben IL. Sept. 1917
:. s. Bolt unb 20. 2unoert mad.
tel an 9onneritaa 9lbeuo cine Reii
nlb &lulpu.
9tltert Saas bat einen neuen Gas,
Scpdra,or pol Sabli L. s iber taui=
LID ermprbsn.
s, s. Bolt uno 8. 9. Wince auto
nubii,cn ltplen Sanltag nab Ylsmard
uHo ,amsu dm MIputas ;ur.ld.
,Srdulein Gliiabeth Slider mad)h
an pnneritaA cine Hsilc nab St,a.
burg mo itDrte pcnlsl5cn Nbeuo ;urild.
gicies III jcyt Die 3eit, mo So6scits.
(Slodcn III A,ague mo Der llmae1cnl
tilngcn lucrIe.l. &ount Sbr Is uuer=
tycncn!
E. u. Slider ma,bts AM Samiiao
cine Jl,llc Han Sirasbara. um Dor
nit benz nic'Td't ausSubeIier, msltt:
lumcr 9rDb T luiro.
Srm 81. Slider uno 80. 2anoe,t
Ginlcn an .irltruOt, per 9lulpmpbil.
"A GurctN. um ourl Glide ,3ubnar=
Utit Nc,Ian 81 bubcu.
s'citcr Il Bold Gatcn ben Sl:iIa).
gi0rtt al Nerru St)nc;O. ucr;lui.
Icrr Sdmciot miro itBt ein re9ulare!
S,clt}dr.s Mnuu lcin.
6crr uno Jrau Spbn Sdmeiber lint
t'!lhe Gage su;ild III Nneut n.,ulual
NO lie 'llr Il eb ere Mnteu nit iIrcn
G!tcrn bleiben ucroen.
Motiloa ,Siaah. Gemin Siaab, 9ln=
orsn Sent unO Crru 9imo bon gurc:a,
melltn an Snrntaa in AOaauc uni
l!Gt;cttn an 50. 2unocrt uno Babe
!iopnlun elncl geWg uD.
Soc @rl' i;ics an 0rnMcriias Der
3nA 1lir sihe.oeen, Glib S0tpta ali. III,
sr sur Sdlnle 9etsn mIro. ocrr yn!
mt nod Il d. cntitjlrn;n. nelAe Sbul
er beltreten miro. abcr mnb wurlbein=
llh bic u. u. s. E. beit:ctsa.
s. %. Slide, s. s. Wplt uno So
Treilon mudten an Wiontag cine Heiit
ldh S;i:lnuld. Won bu gina 81,
Greiipn nab Wpntaua, NO CT lid I'LL
ojeld)alt tilmmsrn miro. 5. ". 6ii.pe.
mo 5. 5. Gplt t0mcm Cen nd lite.
Gag mitOer Surud.
gis oiientlidjc sduls i'll Naaue mur
C um yEpntn9 e,piinet. Nrdulei!
5rioa Sisielo Don yunbertou. Win l..
lut ois Stclluna ais ycDrsrln uuac.
ncmMen. Trdulein Sieirieo but piel
Sabre GrIabrlln9 als Sebrer:n INT
rito tDtit retonlmcUoirt.
Serr Deter Srumb ,um bat enc
3ontrd!t uuHcnrul,len. uno Srar iii,
cus Vnnen Der liuuern hts Mulhnui,:
in Spinih. 6. :. 6crr Wrumbaun
ii Elm barter Nrbcitcr uub MIR rel
,anNn Srmmer lang fslt al Der NJ
teit. Gr 1T ipcbsn iertls gc,uoroel
nit o,m YH!l:ern oes Nrco slider,
tiebduoc. II phin 6Grl Slider in iurit
3eit Die ppiioiiite ei.ii,llcn wiro.
3is iptiir!le Shulmdtl, lpslte ltB!el
| T,eitda abseblittm ,unroc, MAR eli
1robcr Grrlg. Sic Nras;. mtltie III
gsrbauoluua TAM. mar oieic: vScllsl
neue Sdultauicr sebnut ,uerosn!" mi
; cs ianren lid mir ,msi. inter osn uit
| lei Silmmen. bic na1taeu raren
i Iies lit ell Teweis, olB bic Se!te lcy
lusIinotu mas CO niclnt. CUTE Shulcl
All babcn, ,rslte ba. Osim ihrer 4in
Der fir Ole meiie 3cit oes Sahrrs iiIo
Oabi inr ihou bic &iuocrs Sbuie b.i
semobn'9
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-02-23
A SHAMEFUL STORY

The strongest witness against the
Germauy ii today is Germany herself.
Il j. r4a necessary to go to the bel
ngerent= on the other side or even to
nation. heretofore neutral for the
PROOF - Ter crimes and her treach-
ety. In truth as to broken faith
and 'aaeIted honor is boldly proclaim
ed ny The very men who surround the
kaiser ana carry out his DEGREES.
Attr. 'h~ destruction in the British
chaun.l 81 the excursion boat, Sussex,
b. German submarine commander,
tae nited States government de-
mnndea and secured from the Ger
man government a definite statement
as e. heg intention. Face to face with
hrouk with the United States. the
German government gave this solemn
pledge
IL arcordance with the general
principles of visit and search and the
destruction of merchant vessels rec
ugInzed by international law, such
vessels. both within and without the
area declared a naval war zone. shall
nor pa sank without warning and
p.thcl, saving human lives unless
"a snip attempt to escape or offer re
sietauee.
Ne have quoted the exact language
a. ia, German note. No pledge could
be more explicit or more binding
New }urn TO the official statement 10
the Ger41an people by Chancellor Won
herhmanc Hollweg explanatory both
oi n" original promise TO the Ameri-
can nation and the German reason foy
NOW breaking that promise Again
We quote DR. Won Bethmann-Hou
wos's eXact language:
Where has there been any change
in the situation? In the first place
the most important fact of all is that
fhe number of our submarines has
been very considerably increased as
compared viii last spring, and there
by 4 frln basis for success has been
established"
No guessing at the meaning is ne
cessary here. A year ago Germany
was no; ready to embark on the work
OF assassination on the high seas on
The scale it thought proper and it,
therefore, concealed its real inten-
tions and made a promise TO the Unit T!
ed States it did not intend to keep. !
In the meantime it besieged the |
American ambassadors at London and |
Paris With requests to look after the /
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death. which occurred at his home in
New Jersey last Wednesday. News
OF his death only reached the local
offices of the Clyde Line yesterday.
the adyices stating that the funeral
and interment took place last Satur
day. Capt. Watson was about 60
years of age and was one of the vet.
eran masters in the service of the
Clyde Line. He had been going to
sea for the company for about TWEEN.
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German prisoners in England and
France and showered those officials
with compliments for the humanity
and zeal they displayed. At the time,
under cover, Germany was working
TO be ready for the hour when she
would elect to break her promise and
resume the work OF murder on the
seas.
1t is a damning indictment, but the
facts cannot be evaded or even quail
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fed. They rest, indeed. on German
official statements. The facts con
Wet the rulers of Germany as men
without honor and without shame.
The day will come when. in sorrow
and humiliation, the German people
will put their seal of condemnation
upon these violators of the pighted
Post.
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THE VALUE OF THE PRESS

What howl would go uH if the
entire newspaper press OF Florida
were blotted out, 1t would not be
merely misfortune; 1t would be a
calamity for Florida is kept as "a go ,
ing concern" by its educated, think
ing people, and the very life-blood in /
the mentality of these people is fur /
nished ny the vast. amending volume
Of news information, exchange OF
ideas. ventilation of theories, exploit
ing Of Enterprises, encouragement to-
development and fertilizing thought
FRO. very class literally poured out
by the press.
And what is true of Florida in this
respect is true of other states, and of
all enlightened, fOrward-looking lands.
Like ali other human products there
j., grea; diversity of merit among the
iunumera Die newspapers published.
Some are intended to fill but small To-
cal nelds. some reach out through
much larger territory, while others
cover the continent and even circu-
late in foreign countries, but despite
their diversity and unequal areas of
circulation. there are certain fixed
standards they must all reach if they
w1u.u survive And the imperative
QIaliiy ri this need is the surest
guarantee of steady improvement in
The service of our newspapers. in con
slant striving for accuracy in their
news seiIing. elevation of their ethi-
cal ideals and excellence in their lit
erarv workmanship.
Representative modern newspapers
are IS far ahead Of those OF ante-bel-
lum times as the modern express
rain Is superior 10 the transportation
methods of those days, and in their
supreme, unchallengeds function as an
'onniu1. gatherim" where all that
mankind says and does and the best
OF woaf it thinks is given profusely
aud cheaply to the public, they are,
taken Is a unit. the greatest single
force IN ne world today outside the
laws ot sod and matter Their infiu-
snce reaches to every corner of the
glOpe and from the cabinets of mon
arcas and presidents TO the shanties
Of he iVliterate and the haunts of
vice aud crime their power is surely
lait. To destroy this uplifting and il.
Illuminating force would be to plunge
the world in twilight but little re-
moved rom darkness, in which civil
zaion would have to grope its way
ana human enterprise wuodl wilt as
certainly IS all the plant life of this
earth :oi'bed OF the sun rays.
Lei q, all be thankful for the news
papers og and little. and that their
editors are as a rule honest men and
good ;jilens, trained for their work,
conscious Of their responsibility, and
inspired by the high motive of worthy
service 10 their respective cOmmuni
Ties in whose advancement along al!
good lines have common interest
Nith The Others-Quincy Times.
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= -h't years, serving in many Of ito
ships He had been in command Of
Tue apache for five years.-Times-
Union. Capt. Watson was well known
to many Ocala people
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The many friends here and through
out Florida of Capt. A. P. Watson of
the steamer Apache, Clyde Line, will
be deeply grieyed to learn of his
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1t is a good thing to get there with
both feet, but if you are in a hurry
an auto will help some.
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we are pleased to observe from
newspaper discussions of the cold that
tnere was'less damage done in every
any otner acknowledging Tele-
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fight for the rivers and harbors bill
and especially for the Florida items.
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Senator Fletcher is making a hard