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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
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Stii5iere.
SSn Der Champagne nadte Der
6eiuo eifen lleberroidunes. s.9lngriii
melilih bon N}ont Gnrtilett. Gerielbe
purOc ourb infer Seuer obeeuieien.
@ir orangen nobe NloionS DC Gbom-
pagne in Die oeiitiden 2inicn Gin
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@eeen s llbr geiiern glbeuO mar
len Oelti6e glDiotoren oeridjieOeue
8ombeu oui 9laurp. 5Hoocn lpuroe
feiner angeri6tet tnO aud 9SicmanO
perleBt."
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ter in @n0lanO.
2onOon 81 SUM. 3ebn 9Ib-
tbeilungen omerifaniiber Sol5arbei.
ter, Die bon Oen 9lcuenglanoitooten
nod @roBbritounien geianot wrrOen,
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5u ihneiocn, Iino aui engliidem DO
oen ongefommen Eieie Sol3hl0oer
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flung, ionocrn aud Shmierol nit
sic iinO i'm Stonoe, iofort i6re
Sdgcmiiblen ouBuitellen, unO allies,
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3llbereiten fonncn.
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inn gtislonobauoeI 81 beben.
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g}ob ciuem bcftiaen 9ou1bnrocment
eriif Der 8cino ilniere ShiiBeugrd-
ben an muroe ober 8uriid eetrieben.r
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&renier Or. bon SeDoler bel oent
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Sine 8ia fir cine 9citeuerung
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Ger 5meiten 2eiuug nit 292 ecgeu
150 Stiinmen otL
Die 3orteifiibrer entlhieoen, Die
Jicgierlng 6u benohricbtieen Dab
nod ibrer glulicbt Die &eihsrotbs.
Gelcgotcn ndditen @ionat ein6eriiien
neroen ioIlten.
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@albineton 27. SUM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
2Sbriti(NrS1ifr
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Iouienen @ohc 81 britii6e SAiiie
bon mcbr ais 1000 Gonnen lmO iie-
ben inter 1000 Sonnen Oericnft
morocn. Seine Silderci-0ompier
ipur0cn ncrienft.
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ibcr 5logee fobrenoen Shiffe, oic
nilrh llnterieebootc oOer Olinen bcr'
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bon leds S6iifcn iiber 1000 Sonnen
gegen Die 8orpohe un0 cine 3unob-
me bon 5mei 56iffen Der fleincrcn
9opo0itGt.
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9cute oos @erienfen oes odniiHen
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llcberlebenoen iogen, ooB Der 9onl-
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fperocn fonnten. Slim WiitglicOer
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nuroc bonn Yropeaer erldlogen. Sin
britiiAer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rettetc
ocl @eit DER @tdunidoft unO 5mei
9SoIlogicrc 90 Ntinutcn nod oeu
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funo iib oilf Der Reiie bon SiiOomc-
rifo na6 Gnelono Ser Gbcf-W}oidi.
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nidt unpobri6einlid, ooB Oos @rod
ais cine @eiobr fiir Die Sdifiobrt
5erltort meroen niiB.
rDi ongolio1 pcrienftt.
. oom ban, Snoien, 27. Suni.-
Ger 9Soiiogier0ompfer r@3onIoIio"
bon Der o8eniniiIlor Oriental Cine"
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cine Wline. Qie Yoiidgiere uno@lonn-
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9Soltiodjcu ioacn bcrloren iein.
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1903 in @rccnod eebollt, 6otte ciren
3onncnec6olt bon 95O5, por 500
SUB lana unO ltono in britiidcn
3icniten.
ScgeIf6iff oeiunfcn.
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onierifonil6c ScgcIi6iff ,@olcno~
1O15 Eonnen, mtroe an 25. Stunt
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aiiitc bcricnft. Qic gon5c WlonnI6of
muroe acrcttct. Is @lonn lonoctcn
in @rcit. Dos Sdiif ipnroe Is @tei-
len norowcitiiA BON Brett Dcrlcnft.
0ic o@oleno~ beiono li@ onf DER
S5obrt bon 9loucn nod 9ielu-yorf.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

omerifonilde Scelelte. Inter 0enI
&anen n6oobng SueO" mar ocr
Segler inn Sabre 1883 in @loseom,
Sdottlono. eebout woroen, benannt
nod einem hineliIden Souimonn in
Sonollllu mo fir Den 8udcrtrans-
port bon oen Smpoii'icbcn Snieln be-
itinnlt. 0os S6iff muroe in 1913
ourd einen 0rfon bel oen &ir9inio
Gopes i6mcr beihGoigt unO Damn
gum 0ienIt ais S6leppboot perfouit.
gSGbreuO ocs curop1iiben &rieges
nlroe ooS 6obr6eig wieoer in cin
Seeclid)iif bermonOelt.
3nei glormeger auf
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norpcgiidc Gonpfcr 0aong Soa-
fon" bon cinen ocutiben Eoudboot
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DER S6iitsbelosung wurocn gerettet.
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pier nit glomcn r9ong 9oofon", Der
cine 1921 Eonnem DER onOcre S74
Eonncn groB)
Der noriue9ilhc 9ompfer uNtug-
gie", 111S Eonnem 1T inn otlanti-
i6en 90eon Ocricnft Worocn. Die
@ionnidoft wurOe gercttct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

@oibtngtou o. Suui
9Sr1iiocut g9iliou bat lc6 au Die
5ountoasidulen ocs couoes acmen.
Oct imO iie ouioqioroert fir sic
SoumIung 8u @imiten oes u9loi0cn
9rcuBcs" 81 ipirfcn. glah0en vr
auf Oeu berrihenoen arieoS3nliano
bingcipieicn ia9tc er. .gs lit oo9cr
iebr onocbrodjt, oaB Ole Sonnla8Ss
ibulen Der gtation cinen belouoerca
poiriotiihcn 8ag ieicrn unio an oie.
fem Eoec eincn bcion0creu 9eitraa
al ons ..3ot1e arell3" sur 2iHoeuIna
Der ans Dem 9rie9c cntiicbcnoen Sei-
oen gcben ioaten gs lit meme aui.
ridltiae Soiinitng, ooB Sbre @encro-
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fir oic nnier eeIiebteS 2ano iebt
fdmpii. beoeuicn moqc."
Gas Gotum 0eS Eatriotiihcn
Sountaes III Ger I sSili.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

Cbencn WIieOmobcn nit SpIitteru
pon 5cr6rodcncn @bisteptiitcn bcrs
6iuocn lpor0cu. gllS @eneroloOhtout
Gompcr Sbiifc 5irm S9egidoifeu Der
&crpunocten perlongtc lpuroe er
nit glbicbmo bcOrobt, pcnn er nod
me6r llnanucbmlihfciten OerlIrio1cn
lpolle.
9ritiide @roteitc.
2pu6on, 27 Siini. Gic bon
Scnru Spnomou gciii6rte Scftion
6riiil6cr So3ioliiten bat Die Ghrlo-
ouug ocs rliiiidcn 9iotbcs Der 9lr-
6ciicr- ino Soloaien-Gelcgten sur
E6cilno6nc ont internotionolen io5i.
aliltidcu Goupcnt in Stodbolm a6-
acle6nt. Gic 9l6lcbmlng iit ouf oie
E6oiIacbc boiiri, Dab Der Gpnieren5
oertibe unO 0iierrcidIidje So5ioli.
item behpo6nen perOcn lno OoB iic
Der Sobc oeS 8rieocns oOcr oes Gu
jioliSmliS nic6ts niibeu fonn iolonge
GeutI6lonO i'm 9eiibe bon @ebiet
lit oas eS beieBt lulo ocriuiiltct bat.
9uGgoricn elm itorfer Be-
fiirmorter DER oeutl den
6rie0ensbe egnng.
&open6ogcn 81. Suni. r Sb-
glciA 9ulgoricn acgcn oeu slb6rub
ocr 9cjic6lugen nit Den |ercinigteu
Staatcn lit, miro, pie bier6cr ge.
lonqtc N}iit6eihmgcn bcioocu oie
9efiirbhlng ousgeoriidt Dob Ere-
nicr Goooslolpoii iid ae3mlm9en
acicben 6obcn mag, 3ligeildnoniilc,
ocreniwcgcn cr nod Berlin 0coou-
gen lit, nit Dem Spfcrn Der omeri-
faniihcn @cjic6lngcu ais Ebcil Oe9
@ntgcItcs 5u mdhcn.
Ger cinji9c lInliouo, meI6cr Die
oiieutlidc Wicimmg in 9nI0oricn
st cincn 9ruhc nit 9llnerifo beitin-
men founic, mare. pie Dem Gcrtre-
ter scr .9lliocciirten &rclie1 mitgc-
t6cilt miro, oos Griheineli amerifo.
nii6er Gruppcn in Salonifi. cine
Nloelidfeit, oif welde gewiiie Gin.
iliilie in 9nlgorien, Die oorin Elm SSn.
tereiie bo6en, 6inpeiien. @ulgarien
meldeS allies crreidt bot mos ieine
geQenm1rtigcn g(nbitionen cinihlie.
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lobruoiAu. ino OaS icine 9iiroe I'M
arieqe ais cine @eio6roung ieincr
iiuou3iellen 3ufunft betrodtet, lit Gin
iiarfer 9efiiuuorter Der oelltihcn
,SrieocnS6cmeouug. Frenicr 9RoOoS-
loluoii bat in Berlin unO g8ien fir
oen 6ricOen gciprohcn.
9ulgorien bat io5inliihe Sricoens.
IcIegtcn nod Stodbolm cntInn0t
uno Iie 6couitroot. oltf @eri06mtne
6n5uor6eitcn, ober 5i erfldren OoB
Oos 9c6olten Wloccoonicn'S nno mini
ocIicns Scr iiiOlideu Go6ruoi9a cine
lucicntliHc 6oroerung ici Ger Elon
cincS iogcnonnten Corridors an
gScIhlfcr Ser Gonou lit ncbr cine
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ride S5Oee
9ulgorien beat nod iliimer Soff.
nimgcn oiif Solonifi mo cincn GRO.
Bcfen S6cl ocs dgoiiden WleercS
nno oic Gonoi bis sur @iiinOung ais
@ren5c, Die Grio6ulng bon 1912 bat
o6cr 9cIc6rt OoB es weiie iet tibt
5u piel 5ii nerIonger
9nleoricn iii ieincn @crbiinOcten
i'm aricgc treiL ioll ober wilIens iein,
Ieincn @inihlB aegen einen logcnonn-
ten Siu0en6urg 6rieOcn gclicno 5u
nindcn
General OjoetGnlS iuiIl mihCn.
gS aibinptom 81 Sini
(lto,tor,I I -ll}ofnr (0opfhnIS hpirh1fffdf
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
My Dear Santa:

1 thought once l would not ask you for anything this Christmas, but I'll tell you if you have not tried it I think it is very hard 1 want a doll trunk and some clothes for the doll you brought me last Xmas. I want a few nice story books to read, a set of doll dishes and a doll carriage, some knitting thread, just any special color you think 1 would like, and also all kinds of fruits Your little girl,
 Bonnie Reeder.
 F. S.-Santa please do not forget our brothers, fathers and uncle that are fighting to save our country.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
 l am a little girl eight years old l have been good since last Xmas. l did fine in school and music this year. l am asking you to bring me a big doll buggy to roll it in, a good story book, tricycle. and lots of fruits and good things to eat. Don't forget my little brother, James Lee. I will close, looking for you early Monday night. Your little girl.
 Sybil Sampson, R. l.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

l am little boy seven years old and l am in the second grade. Mrs. Griffith is my teacher. 1 want a train that runs around a track and I want an air gun, and a sword and soldier suit like the men wear in the army. want navy suit too and I want a bugle and false face, and I want a puppy dog too, please. Bring my bro ther something too. am a good little boy, maybe, ask my mother that; and l want fruit and all kinds of nuts. will go to bed early. From your little friend, Thomas C. McRae, Jr.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

l am little girl 8 years old. Please bring me big doll, doll bed, also a doll buggy; bring me all kinds of goodies to eat. Don't forget my little sister, Jamie Lou. Your little girl,
 Ben Phillips, Sutton.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19

See us for a scholarship in a good business college.
 New odors in Extracts-ask for smell. Buchanan Drug Store.
 Read the advertisements in this issue. We have a number of good merchants in Prescott who will appre- ciate your patronage.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

l am little boy years old and will you please bring me an air gun and horn and a sword and all kinds of fireworks, some apples, oranges, nuts of all kinds. This is all I want this Christmas. Your little friend.
 Carlton McRae.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

Lear Santa Claus:
 l have learned to say "Yes, a'am," and l want you please to bring me a bear story book and a bird book and a tricycle.. If you think it's nice for little boys my size to have a gun, I want a big one. Please bring daddy teddy bear and little balloon. With love, Wallace Dickinson.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

l am eight years old and I am in the third grade. I want o great big kewpie doll, doll trunk, lots of good fruit and nuts, and don't forget my teacher, Miss Bloom. Your little friend, Dorothy Newth.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Santa Claus
@SDEES &eG G@@ @a seasSsesasG GesSS sEo SsB @ESass CSC

Dear Santa Claus:
 have been a good little boy and I want you to come to see me Xmas. I want an air gun and a soldier suit and tinker toy and fire crackers and a Roman candle and a pair of gloves. all kinds of nuts and fruits. remain.
 Bricc Durham.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
 l am going to write and tell you what l want Xmas. want a doll and a ring, and story book. a locket and fruits and nuts and candy. I go to Sutton school and in the 7th grade. l will go to sleep early. Your little girl Myriam Fore.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

Please bring me soldier suit, and please, Santa, bring me a pistol in the scabot, with my suit. And train on round track. If you have any oranges, apples, and nuts left, bring me some of those Your little boy,
 Al Daniel.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
The PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
 Published by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat ter November 4th, 1905, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the act Of Congress, March 8, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

-NoI JtIIIVtl OIdUo
 l am going to write you and tell you what l want Xmas. 1 want doll land store, dishes, fruits, nuts and candy, table. I will go to bed early and shut my eyes tight. Your little girl, Jewel Fore, Emmet.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

l am a little boy six years old. Please bring me an air gun, tricycle., football, firecrackers and all kinds of fruit, nuts and candies. Your little boy, LeRoy Phillips, Sutton.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear santa Claus: l am going to write and tell you what l want Xmas. I want a doll and Ia broom, little iron, candy and all kinds of fruits and nuts. I will go to bed early and shut my eyes tight. Your little girl,
 Jean Ghormley, Emmet.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

TtdI SdHId NIdUS.
 l am little girl 1 years old. l want you to bring me a set of furs, a doll and doll buggy and lots of nice fruit. l will go to bed early.
 Ruth Gayle Robson, Rosston.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa Claus:

FNri CtilNei NltAuSs
 am boy 12 years of age and in the sixth grade. Please bring me a mackanaw, pair oc overshoes, nuts, candies and all kinds of fruit. Please do not forget my little brother and sister. Do not forget the soldier boys and the orphan children either. Sin cerely, Ellis Westmoreland.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
 l go to school every day and never have got whipping. want you to bring me little wagon and an air gun, a pair of good gloves, lots of nuts and fruits. want some fire crackers and Roman candle. As ever,
 Charlie Thornton, Sutton.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa: l have been a sweet little girl and I am looking for you Xmas. l want a little doll and doll buggy and all kinds of nuts and fruits. I am your little girl,
 Ollie May (Buck) Thornton, Sutton
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19

Flash Lights, complete assortment at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19

three years old. will go to bed early and go to sleep. Your little boy,
 William Ghormley.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
 l am little girl seven years old. I want you to bring me a doll that will go to sleep. Two dresses for the doll rubber ball, some hair ribbon and oranges, apples, nuts and candy. Your little girl,
 Sarah Reeder Mum, Laneburg.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19

Dear Santa Claus:
 l am going to write you and tell you what I want Xmas want wagon and a got and a drum, candy and all kinds of fruit and nuts. I am the only little boy daddy has got and
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-19

Dear Santa:
 l am going to write you what want Xmas. l want doll, story book and little dresser, candy and all kinds of fruits and nuts, and a doll bed I will go to bed early and shut my eyes tight. Your little girl.
 Lillian Fore, Emmet. P. S.-Do not forget the little chl- dren in the foreign countries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
OBSERVES
CENSORSHIP ON
MISSIONS MOVE

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Vice pre-
mier viviani Marshal Joffre and the
French mission sailed from New YORK
Tuesday May Is, unknown except to
a few officials and many American
newspapers, which Loyalty kept the Sc
cret so the distinguished guests OF the
nation might not be unnecessarily en-
dangered by German submarines. the
party slipped away on the same steam
er which brought them over, convoy
ed by a French warship.
So Loyalty was the secret Kept py
the volunteer censorship under which
American newspaper are cooperating
with the government that the French
commissioners generally were sup
posed to be still in Washington and up
to yesterday invitations to them to
visit various sections of the country
were received in great numbers.
The departure OF the Frenchmen
was attended by as much secrecy as
the government could throw around 1t
and the arrangements were such as to
make it difficult for German spies to
use any information had they gained
possession of it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
Severe Priuations Suffered BY Portugal
Due to Ruthless Submarine Warfare

LISBON, May %, Correspondence
of the Associated Press.)-Portugal
for the last few months has been suf-
fering severe privations as the result
OF war conditions. Prices on food
stuffs, and indeed on all other ar
ticles, have increased alarmingly and
the submarine warfare, allied to the
utter lack Of transports, is causing a
shortage of coal. wheat. maize and
other articles of immediate import
ance with which the government is un-
able to cope.
The coal shortage is especially felt.
Should it not be remedied thousands
Of factories will close. In private
houses petroleum has been substitute
ed for gas for the last two months,
and for kitchen uses, sawdust stoves
and boxes lined with straw are used
by all classes in place of the absolute
ly unobtainable coal. Wood has reach
ed such price, owing to the continu-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
War WORK FUNDS =
SWELL As PEOPLE
GIVE GENEROUSLY

War work funds are still growing.
Since yesterday at noon 1896 has been
collected.
NTH. r. Robinson presided at the
luncheon at the Y. NJ. c. A. this noon.
Reports were given from the IS work
ers. People are giving generously, and
prospects, seem good.
At present 81 .25s has been subscrib-
ed Wayne County's apportionment Of
the state sum. is $1,000.
An Interesting incident was related
by one of the workers today. He went
to a home where mother had just
received a letter. from her son. who
for long time has been serving in
the Jefferson barracks near ST. Louis.
The young man told his mother of the
great work the Y. NJ. c. A. is doing
there, and how. helpful ii is. This
woman was enthusiastic over the
work, and made a very large donation
to the fund. here.
People who realize what the work
is, give literally" said one of the
workers today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
1000 in attendance
is Goal of County

e. p. Jones. Of Milton. president of
the Wayne County Sunday school as
ISOLATION, has issued an appeal to Sum
day school workers and members to
attend the county convention at Cam
bridge City on May 81 and June l.
Jones insists that every pastor,
superintendent. teacher. and Sunday
school officer should participate in the
convention as delegates.
He has set goal, Of at least, 1000
in attendance. --'-=
Especial emphasis will be placed on
the Secondary convention, which is for
the young people. This session will
consider the holding of the interest Of
young people and will try to open the
way for leading ali Sunday school
pupils to Christ -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
HEAR BOTH SIDES
OF RATE PETITION

WASHINGTON. May 23-Hearings
on the railroads petition for a fifteen
percent advance in freight rates were
resumed today by the interstate COM
nnerce commission with an exhaustive
program under which shippers, state
railroad and public utility commissions
and others will be permitted to state
their views.
Hearing will last three weeks and
decision. it is expected. will be rem
dered prior to July 1, the date upon
which the roads have asked for auth
orization Of the proposed increase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
EVEN CIGAR STORES
SELL LIBERTY LOAN

NEW YORK, May DISQUALIFICATION
of retail stores in the campaign for
subscriptions to the liberty loan today
spread to cigar stores, especially shops
and other small business places
throughout the city. Signs advertis.
ing the loan appeared in even more
conspicuous places than placards an
nouncing reduced prices for merchan-
disc and in many of the larger stores,
especially those engaged in the mail
order business, employees were assign
ed to send out pamphlets to out Of
town customers inviting them to par
tjcipate In the loan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-23
FURTHER EVIDENCE
OF BRIDGE FRAUDS
TO Be PRESENTED

z Further evidence Of bridge frauds
will be presented to the grand jury
tomorrow. 1t is understood.
The three engineers-K. D. Coffin,
OF the state board Of accounts, City
Engineer Charles and County Survey
.or Hcrton-wi1l make detailed rsport
tosthe Jury tomorrow on several bridge
measurements which they have made
recently.
tits understood that on nearly all Of
the bridges measured serious varia-
tons noxa= the engineers plans were
found.
The jury spent today investigating
criminal cases Of minor importance.