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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
Three Members of the New
Council Will Be Repre-
sentatives of Party
A LIGHT VOTE IS CAST
Snider Given Highest Vote--
Other Republican Can
didates Elected

With the reelection of Anton Pista,
in the First ward, and the election
Of John Strommer, in the Second, the
Socialists will have three members on
the new city council as Weiland is a
hold-over member. All other city Of
fices will be occupied by Republicans
who won in Tuesdays election.
Roy c. Sargent, mayor; P. F. Clark,
city clerk; T. H. Hill, city treasurer;
Glen Snider, police Judge; A. J. Grant,
w. J. Egerer, James Empey and B. F.
Moore, councilmen, won handily. EN-
pey and Egerer had no opposition for
councilmanic seats.
Jude Glen Snider got the highest
number of votes-1,7S9 out of total
of less than 2,4OO The voting was
expected to be light but it fell below
the smallest figures predicted. Fail
ure to vote Tuesday will cost approx
imately 1900 voters their registra-
ton.
Strommer, Socialist candidate in the
Second ward only won by 27 votes.
A heavier vote here might have
changed the result. r. l.. Cunning
ham probably lost because five Re-
publicans tried for the nomination at
the primaries.
Pista got the biggest majority OF
the Socialist candidates. He defeated
B. F. Loomis. 1875 to 1872.
The vote for councilmen, by wards,
follows:
First ward-Anton Pista won 1875
to 122 over Loomis, or by majority
of 73. The First precinct gave Pista
III. Loomis 60.
Second ward-Strommer won 16S to
141 over Cunningham. First precinct
gave Strommer 81, Cunningham 81;
Second precinct, Strommer 106, Gun
ningham "a.
Third ward-A. J. Grant carried the
third ward over Mark McGregor by
2S2 to 10S a majority of ia. The
first precinct went so to 26 for Grant
the Second precinct, 95 to 35 for
Grant, and the Third precinct, 1877 tc
AZ for Grant.
Fourth ward-W. j. Egerer, unop
posed, received $40 votes. These came
SO from the First precinct; "a from
the Second precinct, and III from
the Third precinct.
Fifth ward-James Empey, unop
posed, received 421 votes. These
came 100 from the First precinct; 149
from the Second precinct, and It's
from the Third precinct.
Sixth ward-B. R. Moore won, 321
to 159 over V. T. Evans. Socialist, OF
by a majority of 16S. Evans carried
the First precinct 81 to Al. Moore
carried the Second precinct 1876 to 81;
and the Third precinct, 154 to 61.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
RED CROSS ELECTS OFFICERS

HOQUIAM, April 6.-Offcers were
elected at the reorganization of the
branch of the American Red Cross
society Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
decided to hold meeting in the lib
rary auditorium Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock at which time opportunity
will be given for enrolment. Men and
women are eligible to join. The mem
bership fee is 81. The names of the
officers chosen at the meeting We'd
nesday follow:
Mrs. j. o. Stearns, chairman; Mrs.
R. A. Mclean, vice chairman; Mrs. c.
G. Hoskinson, escretary; Miss Mar
jorie McEwan, assistant secretary and
Mrs. R. E. Dawdy, treasurer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
RETRIEVER SAFE IN SOUND

The three-masted barkentine Re-
triever, which left Cosmopolis for Mel
bourne, was forced to put into Neah
Bay and signal for tug to take her
into the Sound on account of bad
weather conditions Monday. Bad
weather held the barkentine in this
Harbor for several days and she put
to sea April 1. 1t is reported she is
damaged but no official information
could be obtained.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
CAMPAIGN STARTED TO
RAISE MONUMENT FUND

A campaign to raise funds for build
ing monument to George Washing
ton on West Market street and an
other campaign to obtain money for
planting roses and other flowers along
the Aberdeen-Montesano road were
started by the Aberdeen Civic I'm
provement club at their meeting Mon.
day. About half the money necessary
for the monument has been raised.
Free bulbs and other plants will be
distributed by the club this afternoon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06

Mrs. F. R. Archer, whose only son
is with Company G., was outspoken
in her criticism of Captain PAUL. She
was not at the party but had worked
to make it success.
Captain PAUL told the women they
had wasted 600 hours in which time
they could have been doing something
more useful for the cause of the
army He did not make any sugges-
tion as to his idea of something use
full"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
DENTIST OFFERS SERVICES

MONTESANO, April 6.-Dr. S. L..
Moak, dentist Of this city, will offer
his services as an oral surgeon in
case of war. DR.. Moak has just re-
turned from Tacoma where he con-
ferred with military authorities on the
need of men of his profession. He is
convinced. he said, after some inves-
tigation that there will be great need
for oral surgeons. DR.. Moak is for
mer president of the State Dental as
sociation and a member of the Taco
ma Dental Study club, where for the
past few years he has attended month
ly lectures.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
Mass Meeting Overflows City
Council Chambers and
Scores Turned Away
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Organization Will Probably
Become Part of State
Militia Is Thought

So many men, and few women, at
tended the mass meeting called by
Mayor J. M. Phillips to organize a
home guard that the council cham
bers and halls of the city hall were
filled to overflowing and scores were
unable to get into the building, Mon
day night.
A committee was chosen to perfect
the organization. Mayor-elect Roy C.
Sargent was elected chairman of the
committee which will meet next
Thursday night and probarbly have a
definite plan to offer following in
structions from Governor Lister who
is expected to outline a plan for in
cooperating the home guards of the
state into the state militia for home
duty only but with authority and OBJ
legations Of the regular militia.
Plans for including sever al organiza-
tiOns in the home guard movement
we're discussed by the committee af-
ter the mass meeting dispersed. It
is proposed to take in Spanish-Ameri-
can war veterans. Elks lodge. Grays
Harbor Rod and Gun club and the
uniform rank OF the Knights of Pyth-
las,
:suosI9d p9mvu 5u!MoUoJ aq1 10
pesodmoo 81 99ll!mmoo 0qL 'eq II!M
se!lnp pue snlv1s s.pIBnS aql 1eQM
SuIII7l p7A!9o9I S! I7ls!1 IouIsAoD
moIJ pIoM Uaun l!eM II!M H9QL 'uo!l
-oe 9l!u!Jsp Guv uodn ep!osp lou PIP
lnq lq5!u 1svI lsm eell!umoo eqL
The committee named to formulate
plans and who will meet in DR.. Kin
mes office next Thursday night is
composed of the following named
men:
Dr. J. B. Kinne, ]. NJ Phillips, R. c.
Sargent, Frank Hite. F.. w. Hastert,
l.. G. Humbargar Charles Pratsch, j.
C. Reilley, j. G. Weatherwax, c. w.
Huotari, H. P. Brown, C. T. Scurry.
J. w. Clark, j. G. Graham, F. r. Ar
cher, Geo. L. Hamilton, Oscar Lar
son and c.. R. Kratz. E. B. Benn acted
as secretary of the meeting.
The meeting adjourned to assemble
again at the call of the committee.
Lodge Offers Aid.
Just prior to the meeting in the
council chamber communication
from the lodge of Woodmen of the
World was handed Mayor Phillips,
which pledged support of the organi-
zation in whatever way needed. The
lodge communication follows: cat our
regular meeting held on April 2, 1917,
a motion was made and unanimously
carried, instructing the undersigned
to forward to you a communication
heartily endorsing the attitude taken
by you in forming a home guard for
the protection of our home and i'm
mediate vicinity and pledging you the
support of Wishkah Camp, No. 1S9,
Woodmen of the World, in the pres
ent crisis"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06
GUARDIAN APPOINTED FOR BOY

MONTESANO, April 6-The parents
of Sevl Iven Roup applied to the su-
perior court here for papers of guar
dianship. The boy was injured while
playing in the school yard Of the Cos
mopolis school some months ago and
a suit for damages was started against
the district. A settlement has been
made by which the boy is to receive
500 and legal guardian must be ap-
pointed to care for the fund.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06

and requesting them to continue in
the good work. A special finance
committee will be appointed by Presi-
dent Bruener to secure funds for this
purpose as needed, and to cooperate
as far as possible with the Ladies'
Auxiliary in reminding the fighting
men from Aberdeen that they are be-
ing remembered at home.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-06

The Herald is the most widely read
paper in Grays Harbor county, and
wise advertisers know It.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10

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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
ALTRI SUGGEST DEGLI AL
LEATI

Londra, 16-Le truppe degli AL
leati dell 'Intesa nellie Fiandre han
mo oggi attaccate lie pOsiziOni te-
desche su di un largo fronte all
est ed al nord d 'Ypres mel Belgio.
II rapporto del Maresciallo Haig
dice che gl'Inglesi hanno fatto
progressO.
Sui fronte di Lens dove ieri lie
truppe canadesi catturarOnO la col
lima 70 sono stati fatti ulteriori
progressi nellie vicinanze della cit
ia mineraria francese. ii cOmuni
cato uficiale aggiunge che con
trattacchi fatti dai tedeschi duran
te la notte, son ostati tutti respin-
ii gil inglesi hannO mantenuti
tuuti i guadagni fatti intorno
Lens.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
SPIRITO BELLICO ITALIANO

questi lcio6 gil Italiani) saranno
j l[IGLIORI soldati quando av-
ranno ricevuta la necessaria istru-
zione militare.
Dopo clio ogni commento e su-
perfuo.
Imparate a conoscerci di con-
seguenza a stimarci. Noi Won vo-
gliamo che ci ripetiate la nostra
stofia gloriosa del tempt di Roma
solo quando avete bisogno del no
stro voto electorate, ma chiedia-
mo, ma vOgliamo che vol sappiate
che moi siam capaci di perpetuare
la storia, di ripetere lie gesta del
nostri grandi avi.
GIACOMO GRILLO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
LEX CZAR ALLONTANAT0
PIETROBURGO

PietroburgO Il L'eX-Imperatore
Nicola la moglie ed il fgIio sono
stati allOntanati da Pietroburgc e
trasferiti in un 'altra localita.
Essi sono partiti con un treno
ordinario, invece di partire col ire
no imperiale, col quale di solito
viaggiava 10 Car allorche era il
despota della Russia. LEX I'm
peratore apparivo avvilito e de.
presso mentre al contrario l'Impe-
ratrice Alessandra appariva sod
disfatta del cambiamento.
IL Governo non ha fatto pubbli-
co il nome della localita dove 10
Gar ed membri della famiglia
imperiale sono stati inviati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
UNA STRANA PROFEZIA SUI
LA GUERRA

The Pittsburg Post pubblica la
seguente strana profezia sulla
guerra, che traduciamo integral
mente:
Baltimore, Md, 16-Gl 'impiega-
lti della filanda "Woodberry Cot
ton Duck Co., a Mount Vernon,
sono in preda a uno state di eccita-
zione, avendo oggi trovato due ra-
gnateIe, una in ciascun lato del
portone. Quella dial lato destrO il
ragnO l'aveva disegnata in modO
che su essa 81 leggeva, in inglese
LA guerra fnira in Settembre I;
in quella sui Eato sinistro 81 legge-
va: "Vittoria per l'America. p"
LIE ragnatele furono trovate da
una ragazza della fattoria. Un
esperto disegnatore non avrebbe
potuto tracciare lie lettere con
maggiOr perfezione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18

ROMA. 16-Un communicate uf-
ticiaIe del ministro della Guerra,
pubblicato queSta mattina, parlan-
do dell 'incursione compiuta dagli
aeroplani Su Venezia nella matti-
nata di ieri, dice che l'incursione,
quantmque favorita dial tempo
nebbioso, duro SOltanto pochi mi
mutt. La noStra difeSa aerea, IN
fatti, paralizzo l'azione del nemici,
/ quail furOnO cOStretti a gettare
lie bombe rapidamente ed fuggi-
re.
Quattro apparecchi nemici sono
stati abbattuti. Erano fra i piu
potent piG moderni dele squa-
driglie austriache.
La popolazione di Venezia mo-
strO una calma ed una discipline.
degne della piu alta ammirazione.
vi sOno una trentina di vittime,
fra mOrti feriti, lutte apparte-
inenti ALA popOlaziOne civile.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
RE VITTORIO DECORATE
DELLA CROCE DI GUERRA

PARIGI-l Presidente della
Repubblica, Poincare, 81 e recato
a visitare il fronte italiano, dove
ospite graditissimo di Vittorio E.
manuele III.
Egli e accompagnato da Leon
Bourgeois, Ministro del Lavoro. e
ola Camille Barrere, Ambasciatore
francese pressO il Quirinale.
Al fronte sono stati ricevuti con
tutti gil onori militari e sono stati
raggiunti da Sua Eccellenza Paolo
Boselli, Presidente del Consiglio
del AIinistri; dial Barone Sidney
SonninO, Ministro degli Esteri, e
dal Marchese Salvage Raggi, Am
basciatore d'Italia a Parigi.
II Presidente ha decorate il Re
della medaglia militare della
Croce di guerra.
Tutti i giornali della Penisola
commentano simpaticamente la
vista di Poincare al nostro from
te e Salutano con entuSiasmo 70
spite iIluStre che viene, cost, rem
dere indiSSolubili lie relazioni ami
chevoli ira l'Italia la Francia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
ANCHE LA GINA IN GUERRA
CON GIL 'IMPERI CENTRALI
IL Milioni di Soldati gia pronti e
equipaggiati

LONDRA-L 'Agenzia Reuter-
(Limited) ha ricevuto informazio-
ne ufficiale che la Gina ha dichiara-
to guerra ALA Germania all Au-
stria- Ungheria.
La dichiaraziOne di guerra e in
effettO dale 10 a. m. del giorno IA.
La Gina la diciassettesima po-
tenza che 81 E schierata fanco de-
gil alleati cOntrO lie potenze cen
trail di Europa.
Clio che la Gina sara per fare in
consequence di questO suo attegia-
mento nessuno pu6 oggi presagire.
Ma non bisOgna dimenticare che la
Gina di oggi e immensamente di-
versa dalla Gina di cinquanta an
nj ia. Oggi essa ha truppe armate
ed ALLEVIATE all'europea, risorse
inesauribili.
Oltre clio e bene tenere presente
che la Gina ora cOnta una popola-
zlOne di quattrOcentotrenta Milo
nj di abitanti su una superfcie ter
ritoriale di undici miliardi, Gin
quecentOsettantaquattro milioni di
chilometri quadrati. Vale a dire e
plu estesa e popolata di tutta T.
Europa.
Secondo recent information es-
sa ha gia, in pieno assetto per la
guerra, secondo i sistemi europei,
un formidable esercito di dodici
milioni di uomini: ma questa forza
potra, estendersi, OccOrrendo, fno
al venticinque, e fOrse in caso e.
stremO, trente milioni di uomini.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
LA MISSIoNE ROOT A NEW
YORK

La Missione Americana capita
nata dell 'ex-Segretario di State,
Elihu Root, tornata dalla Russia,
e giunta a New York owe E
stata ufficialmente ricevuta dial
sindacO Mitchell dai membri dell ,
administrations municipale, men
ire una folla considerable face
va ala nellie strade percorse dial
corteo.
II discorso uficiale del bentor-
nato" venne pronunciato da Mr.
Oscar S. Straus nella sala degli
Aldermen, nello stesso luogo owe
vennero riceyute lie missioni stra-
Mere.
L L'accoglienza fatta dial pubblicO
ALA missione Sc non superiore, non
e stata certamente inferiOre per
entusiasmo a quella con cui furo-
no accolte le missioni estere.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-08-18
Copyright. 1914, by American Press Association.
S. S. BENEDETTO XIV.

che la sua azione E pOggiata su so
lide basi non semplicemente su
IN individuale deSideriO di pace.
SecOndo lie ultime notizie ter
mini di pace nella nota inviata dial
Papa allie potenze belligeranti sa-
rcbbera le seguenti:
Senza anneSsione. senza indenni-
ia, completa restituzione dalla
Germania e dali Austria del Bel
9io, Serbia e Rumenia del ter
ritorio occupato della Francia.
Aggiustamento della question:
dell Italia Irredenta del Balcani
e del future della POlOnia e DELI
Alsazia-Lorena sulla linea dele A
spirazi0ni Nazionali.
Restituzione da parte degi al
leati dell 'Intesa di lutte lie cOlonie
tolte ALA Germania.
Non guerra cOmmerciale dOpO la
guerra.
Intera liberia del mari.
Riduzione degli armament ad
una Stretta base difensiva.
Una Corte Internazionale di ar.
bitrato da aggiustare lutte lie qui-
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7 COMMENT ALLIE PROPOSTf
DI PAPA BENDETTO

WASHINGTON-La propOsta di
pace di Papa Benedetto ha pro
dotto una freddissima impressiOne
nei Gabinetti dele Nazioni dell :
Intesa. dove 81 ritiene cOncorde-
mente che lie nazioni stesse respin-
geranno senza tante discussion
qualunque propOsta che non ven
ga direttamente dalla Germania e
che non Sia basata sulla ragiOne e
sulla giustizia.
Qui 81 ha la certezza che lie pro-
pOste di pace avanzate dial Ponte-
flee siano state cOnsigliate dali i'm
pero austro ungarico o siano una
consequence dele recent visite
fatte al Vaticano da membri della
casa regnante germanica.
Nei circoli diplomatici politici
81 dice che forse sara necessario
rispondere ALA proposta papale
ma 81 dice pure che il Presidente
Wilson non dara affatto motto pc
so ALA proposta stessa che egli
crede fuori luogo nei mOmenti at
tual.