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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18
Waliher-NeaI.

A pretty home wedding took
place on Wednesday morning at
ten O'Clock, at tue residence of
Mr., and Mrs. A. b. Harrington
When Miss Mildred Neal, of this
city, and sister of Mrs. Harring.
ton, was quietly married to Mr..
Joseph Walther, of Gabriel, sc =,
Rev, I Ii, ,Lipscomb, of Aberdeen.
officiating, The bride was attired
in going away gown of gray.
with accessories to match anG car.
ri.d bouquet of sweet peas. Lit,
tie Agnes Hunter, of Charlotte,
NC, niece OF the bride, acted a.
ring bearer, carrying the ring in
the heart of beautiful Gala lilly,
while Miss Mary LindermAn play
ed the wedding march and softly
rendered "Humoresqne" during
the impressive ceremony,
The fair young bride was the
recipient of mauy lovely aud hand.
some presents, attes4iug her popu-
laiity in this her home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walther left inn
mediately after the ceremony for
Biloxi and other points of interest
on the coast, after which they
will visit the groom's parents in
Louisiana, before going to their
home In Gabriel, S. q.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18
FLAG NOW FLOATS DER
COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
Large Crowd Assemblies and Psrtici>
pates in Raising "0ld Glors,;
Judge Carroll Makes Fine
Address.

From one of the highest poles
iu the state "Old Glory" row
pfoclaims the patriotism of the pso-
pie of Oktibbeha county.
The fag-raising ceremonies teak
place at the courthouse "Wednesday
afternoon and was attended BY
an immense crowd of citizens of
the city and from all parts of BE
couhty.s "a large portion Of within
could notget into the courtraofa
The occasion was under the az :
spices of the local chapter of tie
Daughters of the GonfederacA altl
was presided oyer by Mrs. LNl;a
Scales Slaughter. and the musa;
was furnished by Prof Ca,i
Leake's College Band. u
Judge Thos. B.. Carroll deliyeree
the address. He was introduces
by B, NJ, Walker, Jr. who ma6a
very complimentary references II
Judgs Garroll's record as q law
YER judge and citizen.
Judge CAROLS speech wa
pleasing and entertaining, and
contained much interesting histor
.ical information about The stars
and stripes as well as facts about
the flags of other nations. Ii
closing his remarks he said aat
the occasion of raising G hap On
our'pnblie square iustas this time
= ,.,sS.ss y i ~ : 3 X L
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18

The recital given by the music
class of Mrs, L. W, Woodwood, i,
Jr. at the school house Tuesday
evening was largely attended, the
auditorium being filled to its ca.
pacity, There were twenty.seven
mum bers on the program and all
were we'll rendered.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18

Mrs, Vernon Castle, who will
appear in "PATRTA,' the Patl Q
wonder serial, VIII ch begins at the
REX, on Saturday, May Goth, is
said to be the best dressed won.
an in America" " She lives up to
her reputation in this picture. Be
sure and see it.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18

Mr., Y "A Pearson shot aud cap
tured a large pelican on his fish
Pond last week. This bird was
exhibited on Court Square, Satnr.
day and attracted crowds. as many
had never seen a pelican,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18

News was conveyed to friends
here yesterday, from New York,
where Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ Rossoff are
temporarily soiourping, that they
are rejoicing over the advent Of q
little son into their home.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18

Rev. T. Ii. Lipscomb, presiding
elder OF the Aberdeen district, and
formerly pastor of the M. Z. church
OF this city, was greeting old
trispds -bsI a ,NAssssasygs lprass-
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1917-05-18

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
P0LACY WAMERYCE.

kiego dotad chyba ma zadnem zebra
niu W naszej okolicy ME widziano.
Otto jej tresG:
ReZolucya powzieta ma Wielkim
Polskim Wiecu W Cooper Union dnia
27go pazdziernika 1917 roku mie-
scie New Yorku.
Zwazywszy: re RzeczpoSpolita
Francuska, z ktora la Polak6w via
"a slime wez}y braterstwa stwierdzo-
nego niejednokrotnie ma polach licz-
nych bitew - obficie przelewana
krwia Legion6w Dabrowskiego i Ar
mil Ksiestwa Warszawskiego posta-
nowiia utworzyc Armie Polska,
parliamentary NJ rzucony nam
zew przez Misye Polska Wojskowa z
Francyi. skupiG wszystkie nasze ST.
}y, srodki / daznoSci, ably godnie nan
odpowiedzieG, czy i spieszyG ma zicmie
francuska. by tam wsp6lnie pod
sztandarami Biaiego OrIa i Francyi
wywalczyG demokracye dla Swiata, a
Ola Narodu Polskiego Wolna Zjedno-
czona Ojczyzne Piast6w, Jagie'lo-
now i Sobieskich.
Przytem wyrazamy serdeczna
wdziecznoSG polskim zoinierzom'
przybylym do mas Francyi, "a zwia-
stowanie nam wielkiej oczekiWaneJ
oddawna wieSci Stworzenia Armii
Polskiej mianowicie p. W. GQsioro-
wskiemu, p. Stanisiawowi Poniato-
wskiemu I D. Szaniawskiemu.
Wyraaamy take W imieniu swym
| Narodu Polskiego nasza dozgonnq
w~dzieczno5G Prezydentowi Stanow
Zjednoczonych, panu Woodrow Will
sonowi "a zapoczatkowanie ogiosze-
MIA Wolnej 1 Niepodlegiej Polski.
Konczac te rezolucye wyrazamy
r6wniea nasze uznanie I goraca po-
dzieke prezydentowi Francyi, panu
Poincare, Goneralowi Archinard l
nrezesoyi ministr6w f~rancuskich pa
MI Painleve.
KOMITET REzOLUCYI
rs. i. KwiatkOwski,
Fer. Ziemkiewicz.
w. A. G6rski,
Ks. G. Kubec,
JUzef 4. Werwinski.
w~ice-cenzor z. n. P.
W. v. d. DIuinicwski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
WALIGORA.
POWIESc HISTORYCZNA
Z czas6w Leszka Bia}ego
prZeZ -
j. I.
lCiag dalszy.)

NOl9S oho~yJ
- Tax to wy 20 waszemu, pc swlecku sadzicic
- odparla siostra Anna a gdziez ma tel zleml u
%trapienia spoczynek? Albo nam, co do nieba Sple-
szymy, godzi sic spoczywac? Marine, liche niego-
dine cia}o pieSciG ~dogadzaG mu?
Gdy to siostra Anna mowiia Z p~rawdzlWego
natchnienia zapaiu religijnego, surowa JeJ nieml-
la twarz przybrala wyraz takiego ubiogosiaw1enia,
uniesienia, swiatobliwosci. IL navel MszczuJ Il
mny a uprzedzony, poczui ola niej jakics trwozllwc
poszanoWanic.
Siostra Anna podniosia rece do CORY.
- Trzebnica, to nicbo, to furta raJu!- dodaia
- tam tylko zyt, W tym porcie zbawienia, ktorego
ME d~osicgaja burzliwe zycia fale!
] uSmiech s~zczescia namaSci} blade JcJ usta.
Bianka ~patrzala ma mia Z jakqs trwogq. Walt
CORA widziat, jak GAIA drgneIa strachcm / poblad'a.
- Spieszmy - dodala siostra Anna, zwraca-
JAG sic do towarzyszki. Swieta PAM, ktorej mysl
szla "a Mani W podr6zy, widzi juz mas okiem proro-
czem, czujc, re sic ku nicj zblizany!
Dala znak Nicmcom i konic podprowadzono.
Sierota jcszczc raz okiem blagalncm rzucila ma
Mszczuja, ktory jej skinieniem giowy odpowiedzIal.
Zblizanic sic do miasta zmuszalo go przyzostac ne
co, aby siedo wjazdu przygotowaG. Me chcia} wsty-
du uczynit temu, Cd kt6rcgo przybywa].
KONIEC TOMU PIERWSZEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
z Nowego Yorku, N. Y.

W sobote Polonia nowojorska wy
kazala, re jest / bedzie polska. wier-
ma Ojczyznie, re ME zdoiala jej znie-
prawiG zawzieta praca wrogow ma
szych.
W olbrzym:ej sail Cooper Union o
godz. Sci wieczorem zebra}y sic TAX
wielkie tlumy ludu polskiego, re ola
setek miejsc zebraklo i z b6lem W ser
GU odejsG musieli do domu.
Delegacye Armii Polskiej " oso-
bach p. Waclawa Gas.orowsktego'
kapitana tel armiI / porucznika p
". Szaniawskiego oraz pierwszeso
tel armii kapelana ks. Duzyhskiego
powitano nietylko z bezgranicznym
entuzyazmem, ale / screen caiem,
Gala dusza, uczuciem jake tylko STAG
bylo to reese, tutejsze, co lata z u
tesknieniem niezmiernem czekali
chwili. W kt6rej nadejdzie pora do
strzssnienia jarzma I uwoinienla
z:emi p~olskiej.
Wsrod nies1ychanego entuzyazmu
zlotono ma sail $4,000 ma Armie
Polska. a dwudziestu kilku ochotni-
k6w staneio ma estradzie z gotowo-
scia pojscia W BOZ "a ojczyzne.
Wykazaia Polonia nasza, re poJe-
Ia waznosc chwili, re ME przepoii Je1
duszy jad pruski saczony z taxa "a
wzietoscia cd lat wielu.
PrzyszIa ma wiec z wiara. a odeszfa
2 przekonaniem niez}omnem. re spra-
wa Armii Polskiej jest konieczna' re
stworzenie tel Armii to fundament
do odbudowania Polski wo!nej, ME-
podleglej 1 zjednoczonej.
zyje Polska W sercach ludu pol
skiego W New Yorku i okolicy, ME
zostanie nasza osada W lyle "a In
nemi.
spelnilismy nasz najSwietszy ooo-
Siazek TAX, jak ma PolakoW PREY
stale.
Ma zebraniu ucnwalono rezolucJe'
kt6rs zebrane tlumy t~ysiaczne ucn~a
lily vsr6d zapaiu / entuzyazmu, ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

miejsca wypadku. Pc znalezleniu
2wlok zaczeto badat Gala sprawe |
okaza{o sic, re SiOwinski pozyczyl
motorcycle Cd niejakiego Pruca Z
Plover lecz ME umial MIN dobrze
kierowaG. Byl on BOWEN W skia--
die Atkinsa, gdzie oSwiadczyl, re
ME INA dobrze maszyny. Kilku mez-
czyzn pomagalo mu nawet okoiO sZpi
tala, gdy maszyna ME chciafa ~jechac.
Zwloki nieszcze$liwego chlopca INA
lazt ksiadz Lukasz Pescinski, pro-
boszcz 2 Polonia, Wis. i zaraz daf
znaC do miasta. o piatej pod VIE
cz6r 2wloki przywieziono do miasta.
Nastepnie zabrano ciaio do domu
pod nrem sos Smith ul.. skad odbyt
sic pogrzeb W poniedziaiek tego ty-
godnia. Zwloki eksportowano z pol
skiego koscio{a ma cmentarz para
fialny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
ZE ~STEVENSPOINT, WIS.

Okropnemu wyPadkOwi uIegl pol
ski chiopak nazwiskiem Kazimierz
Slowinski, z taunu Power. W czwar-
tex popoiudniu. okOlo godziny 4:3O,
z~eszlego t~ygodnia, ma drodze Jor-
dan, Siowinski jadac ma MOTORCYCLE
bardzo szybko uderzyl glowa W s}up
przydrozny, cd przewodnik6w elek-
t~rycznych. Prawa strona jego twa-
rzy zostala zmiazdzona, oraz pekia
mu czaszka. Pr6cz tego Slowinski u
legl silnemu zranieniu Level nogi,
Swiadk6w wypadku ME by&o. ale ra-
ny $wiadcza wyraznie, re Siowinski
musial jechaG bardzo szybko. Mo-
torcykl lezal o ::akie u stop Cd
miejsca wypadku. a czapka Siowi6-
skiego lezala o kilkanascie stop cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
z DETROIT, MICH.

w niedziele, dnia 21go pazdzier-
ka, odbylo sic uroczySte poswiece-
ME rzym. kat. koScioia parafialne-
60 pod wezwan!em Matki Boskiej
Kr6lowej Apostol6w. wobec liczne-
go zastepu owarzystw i rzeszy Pola-
kow = K%atolikow.
PoSwiecenia dokonal JE. ks. BIZ
skup Kelly. Solenna Msze sw. cele-
browal W asystencyi ~miejscowego
duchowienstwa i kazanie wyglostf
ks. Waszycia, professor Seminaryum
POL. W Orchard Lake, Mich.
Dzieh ten pozostanie W niezagassej
pamieci parafii novel. kt6rej pro-
boszczuje ks. R. Klafkowski. Prey
pablo gorliwemu kapianowi W chWa-
lebnym udziale otworzyc Swiatynie
Pahska W miejscu, gdzie poprzednio
zagniezdzilo sic odszczepienstwo cd
kosciola Observation-Disclosures.
We wtorck, 23go b. m. odjcchai
trzeci z rzedu oddzia} ochotnikoW
do OBJ. W Niagara-on-the-Lake, ska
dajacy sic z So dziarskiej miodziezJ,
? muzka / sztandarem wlasnym;
20 wysluchaniu nabozehstwa' W ko-
sciele sw. J6zefa odjezdzajacym bio
gosiawil ma droge Kapian-patryota
ks. Lempki.
Rodzina paIstwa Koz(owskich "a
mieszkala pnr. 3S6 Garfield ave-, o.
fiarowala przepieknie wykonany
sztandar polski bojowy, ola detroic-
kiego oddzialu ochotnik6w W Armii
Polskiej.
PoSw:ecenia u~roczystego W koscie-
lie sw. J6zafata dope}nil zacny ka--
plan-patryota ks. Lempki.
I mad druzyna rycerskiej mlo--
dziezy polskiej Z Detroit W pocno-
die do obozu, pierwszy raz powieWaf
.,Orze} Bialy".
We wtorek, 2Sgo b. nj. wiecZorem'
odby} sic W Sokolnl PREY Junction
ul.. masowy vice Polek, urzadzony
staraniem Komitetu Rat. Pan / grup
Zwiazku Polek. ktorego sekr. gen.
PARMA Emilia Napieralska, 2 ChIca-
20, wybitny udzia} wziela W obra-
dach.
Ma wiecu zebraio sic okolo $50
os6b, kobiet | me5czyZn. Vice otwo-
rzy}a drowa Przybylowska, powolu-
JAG ma przewodniczaca pania Marye
Sk~ierczynska, sekretarzowaia pan
ma Wojcieszak.
Wstepna przemowe wyglosil Wiel.
ks. Ganas z Ford City. Mich, powo-
lujac sic ma slowa pieSni U~jejskiego:
q dymem pozar6w. z kurzem krwi
bratniej - do Ciebie Panic bile ten
CLOS. - Ia godlem O~dkupienia l
| Mi}osierdzia, W czasie obecnej pro-
trzeby ratunkowej, Polkom i Pola-
kom - Katolikom obowiazek wska-
zuje organizowania sic pod sztanda-
rem Czerwonego Krzyia.
Nastepna m6wczyni, parma Emilia
Napieralska z wlaSciwa sobie werwa
apelowaIa do Siostr Polek niesienia
pomocy s%anitarnej Braciom poswie-
cajacym swe zycie ma polu chwaiy
"a wyswobodzenie z kajdan niewoli
Matki-Polski. Pc nastepnych mo-
wach, vice przystapil do za}ozenia 1
zorganizowania Czerwonego Krzyza
" Detroit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
Obchod Kosciuszki
W Toledo, Ohio.

We wtorek, dnia 23go pazdzierni-
ka, wieczorem, odbyl sic ma sail pa
rafialnej $w. Antoniego wspaniaiy
obchod stuletnej rocznicy Smierci
bohatera narodowego Tadeusza Ko-
sciuszki. PublicznoSci. pomimo ziei
pogody zebra1o sic duzo. Nastr6j pa
nowa} powazny; wszyscy przejeci by
Ii waznoscia tel smutnej rocznicy ma
rodowej.
Obch6d otwarty zostal przez Wiel.
ks. A. SuplicKiego. ktory ma sekr.
nizej podpisanego. Pierwszym NOW
ca by} OBJ. Jan Tyrko z Detroit, Mich.
organization armii polskiej we Fran
cyl. w movie swej staral sic on
przedstawiG %zebranym waZnoSG two
rzenia armii polskiej We Francyi i
korzySci jake Polska z utworzenia
tel armii odniesie. Nova jego nagro-
dzona zostala hucznemi oklaskami,
a ma zwr0cone przez niego do zebra
nyCh pytanie czy chca sic ZapisaC do
armii polskiej, Gala sala powstala. w
movie swej organization Tyrko jas
no udowadnial, re tylko armia polska
mole ola mas wywalczyc wolna Pol
ske i re tch6rzami So CT. ktorzy ME
chca Sprawy armii polskiej popie-
rae. Taxi Polak, kt0ry W czaSie o.
beCnym siedzi z zalozonemi rekoma,
liczac ma to, re ktoS inny wywalczy
wolnoSG Polsce. ME jest godnym i
mienia Polaka I powinien bye wykre-
Stony z uczciwego spo}eczenstwa
SposobnoSci nam Polakom ME brak,
Cd naszej jedno&ci i wsp6lnego dzia-
lania Zalezy los Polski.
Nastepnie przemawial adwokat J.
B. Mcmahon, kt6ry W swej przemo-
vie ma podstawie dat h:storycznych
zaznaczyl role jaka Polska W histo-
ryi calego Swiata odegraia / jaka
roe odegra obecnie, przez co pono-
wnie zaplsze swe imie IA karcie HI
storyi Swiata.
Ostatnim m0wca byl porucznik ar
mil polskiej w. Saczalski, kt0ry "
doskonalej swej movie, przeplata-
mel p~rawdziwym humorem. zawiera-
jacym ogromnie gieboka mySl, wez-
wal zebranych do energicznego po--
parcia rekrutacyi do armii polskiej.
Rezultatem mowy p~orucznlka Saczal-
skiego. n~agrodzonej rzesisteml oklas-
kami bylo zapisanie sic do armii Sic
dmiu mlodzienc6w z pomiedzy zebra
mel ma sail publicznoSci.
Nastepnie personal---very. zarza-
dzil kolekte ma armie polska, ktora
p~rzyniosla SASH. Suma ia wreczo-
ma zostaia Polskiemu Komitetowi
Centralnemu. kt6ry zajai sic urzadze
MEM obchodu.
Vice zakonczono odSpiewaniem
nymnu narodowego ,,Boze cos Pol
ske".
Zebrani podniesieni ma duchu po-
waznym nastrojem tego p~atryotycz-
nego zebrania, rozeszli sic do dom6w
zachowujac W piersi rozniecony z
wieksza siIa zapal patryotyczny. Me
ma watpienia, re z p%omiedzy MO
dz;ely, kt6ra slyszala przemowienia
m0wc6w, znaczna liczba zgiosi sic
wkrGtce do szereg6w tworzacej sic
armii p~olskiej.
J0Zef +. PiechOcki,
Sekretarz Obchodu.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-10-31
One American Killed and Five
Wounded in Fight With
Teut0n U-B0at.
VESSEL MAKES PORT
First Reverse to U. S. Comes After
Months of Patrol Duty
Minnesotan Among
Wounded.

Washington, Oct. ia German U:
boat has caused the death of the first
man killed on an American ship of war
since the Spanish-American war.
The Navy department has an
nCunced that an American destroyer
was torpedoed in European waters,
with a loss of one killed and five
slightly wounded.
The vessel was not sunk and has
since made port. The man killed was
blown overheard and his body was not
recovered. He was gunner's mate Os.
mond Kelly Ingram, whose mother
Betty Ingram lives at 504 Third street,
Pratt City, Ala.
Minnesotan Among Wounded.
Among the five wounded was Will
liam Elmer, fireman, second class:
next of kin, father, Henry Elmer, Dun
das, Mimi.
No details of the encounter were
made public. The name of the ship
and the exact location of the attack
were withheld. But the casualties
were announced Immediately upon re-
ceipt of a message from Vice Admiral
Sims, in accordance with the pledge
of Secretary Daniels to make public
promptly all casualties in the feet
abroad
The large number of fireroom men
s;f:: the casualty list would indicate the
vessel was hit amidships.
Yet if she had been so torpedoed ma
val officers do not See how she could
so promptly have made port.
The more probable theory of the at,
tack advanced is that the vessel was
struck either we'll forward or well aft
and that the explosion did little dam,
age to the ships vitals.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-10-31
SHORTAGE OF SUGAR
Country Warned Staple Will. Be
Scarce Next Thirty Days.
Cuban and Southern Crops Not Avail
able for Some Weeks and Raw
Material Is Scarce.

New York, Oct. 2O.-America will
have to go exceedingly short on sugar
consumption from now until the mid
die of November, at least.
Several of New York's great refin-
cries are shut down or running only
part time. Scores of cities all over
the country felt the pinch, in soaring
prices for the staple, and for the first
time in Americas food history, grocers
and retailers began putting restrictive
conditions on it's sale.
The far west and the Pacific coast
is practically the only general section
of the country not affected by the
shortage.
''The refiners cannot get the raw
material here" said one of the biggest
sugar producers in New York.
I'VE have closed down entirely now
because raw sugar is simply not on
the market" reported another
Other authorities said the new crop
will not begin to come in until the
middle of November-and then the
western beet sugar is relied on to help
out. The Louisiana crop is reported
normal and it will be the first cane
sugar crop on the market.
Cuba's crop will not be ready until
about Dec. Is. The present refiners'
price for sugar is $685. per hundred
weight. The normal margin for sugar
handling is about cent and a half a
pound.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-10-31
liberty OXYGEN" A SUCCESS
Airmen Can Do Terrific Execution
From Great Heiuht.

Airmen Can Do Terrific Execution
From Great Height.
Washington, Oct. 16.-Aircraft fly-
ing the Stars and Stripes may bonn
bard Berlin from height of six miles
through the latest invention of Amer
lean scientific genius. At this height
German defending planes and guns
would be useless.
This unheard of height can easily
be attained by the Liberty motor"
according to all experts. The only
difficulty has been that in such a rari-
fed atmosphere the aviators them
selves could do nothing; the terrific
demands on their lungs are too great
to permit other action. Airplanes have
attained heights of $4,000 feet but the
difficulty Of breathing all but made
the aviators powerless.
Now American science steps in with
the twin Of the Liberty motor. lib
erty oxygen" is its name and it is a
respiratory device which automatically
supplies to the flier the oxygen which
is lacking in the natural air at high
attitudes.
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INQUIRY IS POSTPONED
La Toilette Probe Put, Off Until
November 26.
Members Of Committee Want to Go
Home Before Congress Meets,
Reason for Postponement.

Washington, Oct. 10. - Chairman
Pomerene announces that further in
vestigation into the accuracy of state
ments made by Senator La Toilette
in his st. Paul speech, will be post
poned until November &c, when hear
ings will be held.
At that time the committee plans
to call witnesses, including former
Secretary Bryan, who will be asked if
he endeavored to have the president
prevent the Lusitania from sailing as
the Wisconsin senator alleged.
Senator Pomerene denied that the
temporary postponement of hearings
lad any significance, the action be-
ing taken in order to permit the mem
bers. of the committee to visit their.
home states before Congress recon
vened in December.
The committee called at the State
department., where it is understood in
quiries were made as to the accuracy
OF various statements made by Senator
La Toilette in his speech. The CON-
mittee has sent letter to Mr.. Bryan
asking him to make a statement re-
garding the Lusitania matter. No re-
ply has yet been received.
Chairman Pomerene said that Wheu
the hearings are resumed Senator La
Toilette will be given an opportunity
to cross-examine witnesses or make
any statement in his own behalf he
may DESIRE
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transmit. transfer, assign or otherwisss
dispose OF or receive any form sof.
pfee sSfo naye any form ~ business i,
e eonns 4, seommunication o. inter
Create. war Trade board.
To enforce and administer all OF
these provisions the President creates
the War Trade board. This board Tor
eense the trading prohi iat genegali IL
It thus will have absolute control Of
m WcS phase Of
One of the far-reaching effects OF
this power will be to enable the Unit
America ana other neutral countries
supplies for German corporations and
induce neutral trade to cease doing
trade to ao
with the United States. ...&s + !.
Same Al Exports Board. ~
sol; sonnet Is IS ths exports administFative
Mccormick Is chairmap. and rePre-
retary Of the Treasu ~ has not aPpo a1
Taylor. represents the Department. Of
the Of Bes
yer White the food administration and
Frank g: Munson the Shipping board.
This board ' f also viii ii svs the power
to permit enemy. companies to do bust
ness in the United States on license
have been Of enemy nature to change
The Secretary. of the Treasury, how
ns Of avg OF the
heretofore.
The, Secretary of the Treasury is
eign Commerce in money. - s. Securities
and bullion. He is empowered to re-
quira statements under oath and the
PRODUCTION pr %1u o, OF BOOKS by all persons en-
Treasury to Lead Spy Hunts.
The power given the Secretary of
TONS except those eG by mali and Wire
is taken to indicate that the treasury
secret service will from now. on have
DOMINANT min par part in It the spy hunts:
e %d erred by the President gives Mr..
tho nt tafiP s{af out or bringing IN to
or tangible form Of communication ex-
cept In the regular course Of the mail;
and Of sending, taking or transmitting
out Of the United States any letter or
other writing. book. map. plan or other
paper pap picture o or any telegram, cable
form of communication Intended for
or to be delivered directly or Indirect
y! IT. to G an enemy or ally OF an enemy.
hand has jurisdiction over communities
tons, passing of the communication
from time to tipe specified by the
President. This b6ard FOR the first time
has the right to censor all outgoing
mails and to search departing ships for
such communications.
It is not necessary for German sub
5ects and subjects of Germanys al
within the United States This provi-
sion applies only to the branches of
firms and the agents Of persons who
are in Germany or her allied countries.