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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-09
GirdIetree NJ. E. Church

1000 "a. M. sunday School
II 0O a. m, Preaching
80 D. m. Song service
7i5 D. m. Preaching.
Prayer meeting, 1:i5 p m Nedne-
day.
GOODWILL.
Chldren's Day service al 3:O0 p m,
an excellent program OF very high
order has been arranged for the day
You are invited.
REV. ". MILLER McCANN. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-09

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo.
Lucas County. ~.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner OF the firm of +. j
Cheney 4 Co, doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALL 5
CATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. D. lSS6. a. W. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
tcrnally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System.
Send for testimonials, free
+. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo Q.
Sold by all Druggists. he.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-09
Fishing Steamer Sold
To The Government

One Of the Seaboard Oil and Guano
Company's steamers. the John Hilton
has been sold to the Government for
$llO 600 The other four steamers be
longing to the company which has a
factory at Toms Cove. will not be
taken over by the Government. and the
factory will begin operating today
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-09
Stockton NJ. {. Charge

STOCKTON
a.30 a. MI. sunday school
1890 a. M, Preaching
80 p M. Men Meeting Rev.
Mr.. Williams. speaker
7l5 p. m, Sr Epworth League.
kLEJ GRANGE.
2.uo p. m. Sunday School
300 p. m, Preaching.
FRANKLIN CITY
93Oa. m. Morning lass.
300 p. m, Sunday School.
rs p. m. Sr League Service
1i5 p. m, Preaching.
A cordial welcome awaits you
REV. O. b. RICE. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-09
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because il contains the
we'll known tonic properties of QUININR
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-09
The Most Pleasant
Shopping Place In
Baltimore - -

g 81 don't know why it
is, said an out-of-town
customer, but when
ever | come to Balti-
more to shop, ! spend
most of my time at
Hochschild, Kohn &
Co.'S. You have such
nice merchan disc,
your salespeople are
so polite and accom-
modating, and | feel
so thoroughly at home
in your store, that it
is a real pleasure to
shop there.
q We have been busy
for nearly twenty
years, devising new
waysin whichto make
this store a pleasant
place to shop---a place
where custom erS
would come a g ain
and again.
q Any reliable store can
sell dependable mer-
chandise. Any hon
est mere ant will
ch arge only a fair
price for his wares.
What, then, will make
people come to one
store in preference to
others
q Good Service.
q Hochschild, Kohn &
Co.'S is the store OF
Good Service. Test
it whenever you come
TO Baltimore to shop.
A5zlJlhGAa. Mhnd6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

gcionot ipcr0eu tonuien, Mud uulB
nod BON Scr 6ritii6en &egicrlm6
0ic &GaabuiB crIonqt pcrocn OoB
0ic beioen 2ddrc oprdb bic slIiirtcu
@lodoNc paiiirca oiiricu. 6ranfrcid
bat bereiiS ieine GiuuiIliglpg Onjn
sc1elca
9otidnitcr @ifuS bcrihtetc BOB
Die tirfiiGc 9ie9ierlng oen 0uarou-
tdnc Scutll BON 30 oni , Qogc re-
OuSirt bobe, I'M sic ioiorligc 9fbrciie
Der glmcrifoner 81 crut0glidcu
Eiirfeim0btc @rnrb mit
gllucrifo pcrmci0cH.
Ncti6oitcr GlfnS crllaric in lei
mem @cridt lpcitcr ooB ooo tilrfii0o
ghSpGrtiac 9(Wt ion III acn0tniB
geicbt bo6c. Oob cs Der ausoriidliGc
g9nuidb scr oitomouiiAeu Gcgicrlug
lei, Sic ircuOihaitlidlcip &c5iehWu
ori juiidcu 0clt @cr Stootcn iuo
scr &iortc un0ctriibt mcitcr AcIicGca
81 loiicn
Giclc aunOr lmiroc IN gSoibiuntou
init NcmIgt6nuu0 oiii0cuoinnci
Oodl Sic 0iciiacu @cantcn bcioutcn,
0ob Oas tiirtiihe glnspartigc 9lat
m06renO oeS aoujen arieges i'd Gls
frcl.uOlid dcaeliiber 0en Ncr. StaAs
tcn eriuicicn babe, OaB a6er Oic mi
litariidc Bortei, sic in ocT Giirfet
om GuNcr iei sic @cmiiblugcu ocs
glusportigen SmtcS aemobnlid luic
Ger 3uuiGte eeuadt 1obc
GonIuln miiiicltluurtcn
9on0olL X. 6ebutor. 0ie
| Goniula Ser Der. Staoicn lrdde
j iid, nod III Gcuiidlono beiinocn
! miiiica i'd, oicllcidt noD ctiigc gSc'
dycn aeouloen cbc lie ooS 9leia Der
loiicn f6nnen. IoS lit mcRigiicuS
sic Ntcinune observation-disclosures mels
cdcr Gus @crliu III 9lmlterOcm ein.
aelroiien lit nmo pen Dem Gorreipog.
Ocnten scr ,.Eiaes~ intcruicut muri
sc. MS Oicier sInlcritoncr Ncrli,
perlicb, bate oe ocntlGe SieeicrlNS
noh uidt Ocn ueriprcfencn Spe}iai.
jug fir sic Gouialn gcltcllt-
gliHrritoucr an ocr @rcn5e
Ser 2 dmct3.
+ @eNi pia 4SariS, ~ Scbrnar
,}otrcidc 9IWcrifancr luclhc iid3 rs
0eltihlauo MNAielirn ivdrteu &c.
aenpdgsjs. mic geucI0ct piro.an Sa
ShWc3cr @rcuc an oie Grlannil6
Ntaiialmo rcfidlied ~ oltrlcn
AUS Sd)nii6ouieu miro 1cmeloct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

oob iGi @oiiGoitcr @craro& 9lu
fIuit IN Sex Sdmci5 n,r lpcliee
glmcritoner ii6er bic 0ircuBc 9efonr
nen limo &ie pcrldltgf thln ocI
SeianOtc Der Sawcij iro ser 9ots
id]oier SpcniIuS ii Berlin Niles,
maS IL i1rcr aRaat iicbt ml ocn
9lulcrifdgcrn jN 1eiicn
Gic 9lmegiiorcr pel&c Scrcits in
Ner Sdmei5 cingeiroiicn imo, baDeu
6cocnicuOc iinnu}iclc &crIlttc crli!t
lcl Sm0crt Ni0ri, iueicle por Dem
@gic3c l2J Nrotce gcri6 maret
ipey0ea Gn;te Nar nit So Scenes %.
aohlg
Go mir0 acaw,0et NoB Dic galt'
iaiea OlS alncfifauiioe GoaiuIat III
ssorldon sciaolicQ aH0 pcricNcii
baacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

&rilo 0as SulptaRartier Oer 9lc5eI.
len III Ocr ASroDi8 Gomosnen beiebt
ba5ca Sic noridirten Oort ant
Ionaeritag 9loGnlittag Gin; Die Ac
bellen iliidtctep boin Nerannobcu
ser SriWpcn 9legierlngs Srpp
pen liu0 i'm @ciib DER Guba lnoSi.
raro5 ioiuie scr @coron @iienba6t
im0 bohra aeniigenO rollcuoeS 9tds
terial iiir 9eiorocrltng Ocr Iruppcll
5ar Seriiiging
s. miro Weiicr seInelOct 0db pie
Ge6eilen iib IN fleiuc Druppeu ser.
iplittgrt bGbcn, uon Nenen cinigc lidl
anf Ocnh 9Scgc nod 9on'aQaen on.
0cre nod 9aS &ulas 0eiiu0rni lar
Gntfonunen ioa a5cr abgcidti'ttcn
icii 9lcaierluaS 8conte bebaltp'
ten Ner gniiiianO N oer Hronlii5
GauagngD lei SRianuneigebrohcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

iuorocl, icicn. 9lae 9eic6lc lporcn
miinolid6, cS purOc nidbtS Sbritli.
beS ocgcben-
Ger 9cinnO ocS 5tootS-
SaipeftorS.
Der Stoots-aeiiclnipcftor 6rant.
lin o. gSriabt, Der om 3. 6cbrltar
Ocn Gompicr iuipi8irte, iagtc ans,
NaB cr oili &cronloiilmg Ocs 9lor
ihoQS Sic NAipcftiou pornabn lno
ieitgcitcllt babe. DaB peni9 @aiier in
0en aeiieIn, Die inter 6eitcr woren
gcpcicu lit, cbenio bic 9cntile felt
perihlolicn un0 cine Ger &nliptOonpt.
r06rcn alem 9lnihcii nod friid alb
oc6rpdjen mar. Gic &odornd.GDlin
ser mnrcu gIcidfaas 6cihdoiat @r
III ieoo6 ser 9luiidjt OaB oic Diorn.
ihoft, lueldc ole Moibincn iubraucb
bar 9cmoht Bat bic belcboOigtcn
Gbcile balO ericbcn tom.
&cparatNr crfpr0ert
ic6s s N onate.
Scr N1arine.Gurpcpor .. Stuart
mcl@er oos shiii beiidtiot buttc, III
oqr amabnc, OoB Der Shaocn lplgc
idbr $4,000 bctr0et. Die Gpliu.
Scr nno @o@ord-N'a fOnncM
nint inncrbplb icbS Wiouotcn rcpas
frirt lperoen. IN Scm eesenpdrtigcu
3uitauo it Der Tampicr umgcio5r
$2,50O,O0O bis $3,000,000 pertb.
1ic ,,aropprin5eiiin Gecilie1 bciins
oct iid) in %dn0cn oeS 9unOcS sVlors
IhaacS Sycbn &. 9iitdei i'm Ncu
glisgaug 0cS 9SrojciieS, mclder Gel.
tens Der @noroutu 1uht Go. iuO
9lutionol Gito @onf in 9lep Oorf
Qcocn sic Gigent6iimcr OcSGonpters
Scr gIproO. 9lon0 QoupiidIiiidhrtS
0cicIliDait ongciirengt porOelt pa
sic @elcllic6oit eS l;ntcrlalicn Bat.
einc 0olOloOuug al 9nnficrS III
Gnglauo imo Sronfrcid) o65ulicicrn,
iuaS sur 3cit itotiionO, oIs ser icbige
@ricg suDl gIuS6rld)c FAM uio Ga.
pitQn 9Splaf nit icincn Shiiic nodl
9lmcrito 5nriidfe6rtc. Cas- 9inoca
Weridt 6atte in criter SlIlton5 chi.
| id)icocu ooB bic 9onfcr 81 fcunctl
5tDoOenerioB bercd)tigt iiro
Scin @rnuo 5nr gtomenS'
ncnnltng.
Ger &ertreter Der aldgcr, SlnpoIi
GoporO s. Slooectt. wor ser 9ln
naAmc. OaB Oos @etid)t Oo5u bered
ti0f lei Set 9iomen oeS gluitrn0gc
bcrS an Gopitdu Golod, iiuo penr
aud pripnt 5ll erfo6ren. 9lidter Nlor
ton mar nod elmer GoniereuS mi
oem 9lm0oIt Ger W|einnq, ooB oies
fciucn 3lred habc, oa iein ofii5ie0el
StanO betount lit mO Ell 0icfc 5G
4 DE nidt Ourmoriider ipia, ipclm 8;
9(ulp0lte nid;t o6iolit oorauf bette
! 1en.
9}dr6 Sen 9lngoben 0eS Gapt 70
laCt lii Superintendent NRo0er Sc
Goracicbtc, BOD hot Oieicr i6n fcin
9eieGlc crt6cilt 9laH @eoutiuortlnt
ciuieer unwi6ti9er 6rogen wur0
Der 3euge cntlaiicn
9iihtcr sQiorton iogtc Dab lid on
@critt sim Giien pertogtc, bal
mcun Scr &nnft bis jlm gleiBerilc
fonmeu iolltc, er Die @igeut6iimc
ocS GompierS ais 9llitrasac6cr 5ll
9eihdOielng OeS Gohlpiers anie6c
iuiiroc, uuO Oieielbeu iueseu @iibod
tlnQ Oes @eribtS baitbor mode
nil.
& 6apitdn Noacr, Der 2nFcrintcl
t Oeut oeS 9Ioroo. Slopo, mar bcnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
frfgr(tbt.
Nbrriic amCrifaniidSr
Goniuln aug 9cntl9lanS
9ScrScn an GienitaB in
oer Srbtpcis aMfpm'mcN.

Cic amcrifaaiihc @eiauOtl6oit in
Bern ii oicicm sinnc bcnodrid
ti9t. geprgniB I'M OoS S6id
iol Der s(ucrifoncr Oomit ge0o-
ben. Gic Silrfei iudt 9rllcb
mt sen &areiniotcn 5toatcn 5li
UcrmriOcu. g!mcriloncr Oir.
len sic Eiirfci prrIaiiem
Scrlt oia Boris r.. 6ebruar..
Die omcrif,ailGe @cian6tilbait CT.
brlt belitc sic 9to1ridt, DoB Oir nHtct
ritnniihcu Gouiul. Die in GcutiM.
ldno 5uriidgelaiicn woroen paren, ais
@otihaitcr @croro abiubr, onl GienS.
tag 9iohmitto9 bic 5dofibailicn in
ocr Sdppci5 outouulcu iueroen, Cine
1roBc 9nljo6l uon glmerilaneru Oilri.
tc 0ieielbcn bc9lcltcn.
Die ameritoriidcn Gonhilu porcn
oomnlS jnriidee6licbem neil cntpc'
ser Der 9oti6aitsr lid nidbt nit ibhcn
in Gcr0inomg bottc icscn tonucn,
cOer pcil tic lore sliioirGl in loren
&oitcn nod niHt 6attcu crlcol0cn
i0uncn.
Zen anOcren g(ucrifnncru mar Is
nimt noolid ocucicM 5lr rc1tcn
Bet lore &oiie pii!ircu 5u lolicn.
Sic Z iirfci fommt Scr
Stontcn.cntgcOcn
&aibingtom II. 3cbr Gic
ottonouIfc 9lcgieruug hat Die Gc-
IoltGnib orge6clL SoB bic onicritoni.
itlen ,liidtliuge uieriirfei perlalcn
gctitdfter @lhis III SpnitantnopcI
0ot bcute Oos 5tootS Ieportcnlcui
III oieien Slime bchahridtiSt; q
ia9tc, poB Gin 6o6er tiirtiider BE
nmter Oer llc6cr3cu9uig gluSoruo
! gcsCben babe, ooB Dir glmcrifouer IL
NGl0e AEoiioae er1alten ipirDcn, I'M
! crfl0rt bo6e, oaB 0ie tiirfiitjen 81
| GorOcn III teincr SSciie cen 9iciienoct
cipaS in ben gScg legcu lpiirocu.
9lmerifoniide .Niiiion0ye nuo9iir
uer iu Srrien. 4ol1itinn lnl0 0~
Giirfci worteu in Beirut, Sprien
aui acknowledgements Ser O}arinc
ao6leutcuOcr rGoeior" uno Der %on
scrfranSer yGeS Wloincs" liegeu res
1T NleronOrid. 9Ic9ppten; tic iino mi
2e6cnSmitteln linN NeoorfSortifcl,
bclaOcu, oic fiir Sprieu lmo %aId
itina beitimmt iiu0.
Sic 5taatS CeportcmcutS @c
omtcn erfldrten, oaB Die Stage sc
ocutidcu Su6moripc 9lodooe. 81
lid in OoS 91ittelmcer bincinjicb,
III Grudpng gc5ogcn ioerGca nilit
c6c Sic beicen Sdiiic naH 9cirp
9Iadmitiog nid)t 81 ipredeu III!
miro in ieiuem SureoiI 9eiaot IA
Captain Mo0cr luiter @cichlc no
ieit &rc0SouSbriIh nida liter &c
ortiac Prntte 5u prcbcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Mtaussnlru. bic egn .S,ntimeg Geueipun.
ffNieN ANf pnmilin oDet nnttaeinmkll rls
hNlttu. Nnu acarien, acr Glligt onu1n vct Ers
lgphcn vptr imfiillln Mluuglluua in muMet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
5Scuer.g}erIjGlerltilocn.

yclIHts3SRfNutINNUt
". Z. ehadalrrb & Wg,
ii7-2t &hduiber GDnurcrce Nutlolnq.
oSeutid,c Srncr 8crFnleyMnne.eiclcll cll1ath" pni'
linnhf iluo baltimore Sirntc.
,gcutiu'Am Tidleynn0 @tiei.fNait~
enllmore reBc 1tf,o @uilom Qpnle sMtHue,
,,9iOu0i gu.itrnnce 10 81 XtpctppcI" peNfn Hi.
genfftclD. HciittnaslDi0rnacr lli Iu5 Vg0Wr
bcr ol @0Hinerrc %tiinsuR
,,ttrmGnin 5eaeg UerildtrnanE sYeifAiNaiti~
4clitinores nuo Asrib,&irORt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

SEupicrIGluic6e iui0 RltlMbers.
Snhu nnbrgE, i7s4 Ibnmc4s5ircBe h. q w.
Ielepbpi 9Spfte tO99
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

%lumbins, Surndscs. slonges nnS
5etpn Dahocdcn mN 9liuaeai.
NennrA Nrgs 52s Rrrh.sFrenlonigrelInt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

@lcdlpIaitcn. IiGali etc
gbuu. GpuiiiH ss,, 9aes 10 Is Aansgiicp
Ssirabg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Mbunneuten, D,e nen ,.HentitceB NBgrer
lbruAcnfrn~ ufdii hhniflim gbgr mlreeds
u,Slia crhelsfn. Cub oebtisN. ecs Esiisk
pnuan pet 1eIepnpa aNts lnrlliNA Edsta
tpeIlnUa Bn mn&ew.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Gci6dftss &eslpeiier.
gIsrcdHtiIe sIseacy
9. @. Gun & Co.,
OO2 6tO w'arbIapo grali @Ioe.

q. @. Gun & Co.,
-oio wsarbIauO xraa @Ioe,
@oumateriolien Sbiiren 6enItcr.
rnbmen, 2G0en etc.
Sas, =; 1eNeE q Co., lt5--l7 ehS'6rebe'
&otent.Mnpdlte.
Ghlnln Y. sdmaslc, gsedDisanipdIt; %aleilies
2onoeIs, etlpmarien, Asrioasre1is- D'afs'
0DapI!n u SsrqniSN. iie-1i aap auilana
O. 3. $S's x \. lsS SS,vers, All Continental alsa
VralitSiecn fell 1872 eriolGreiG VI Galilmors
g[ntolnpbilc.
4ssIsars; ds 1-35 $3.50 lm2s s2759 Iss,,,...
eayon, Sic pofnldre 6ar, $500 unh sat6.
Wiar-Tel MlDDile Gp., Wacu9e 14Co ~ HprN
@barleSs8trabe,
gnnbmirtbitbaitlidlc @cratbe un0
G1mcreieu.
UrIiHlp Eiuasr Go., 2os xcrbtQacoNzruas
&lumbine, Surnascs. Aarges nns
Gefen, Dahoedcr nr0 Riuneli.
geuartt erssy 52s Rcrb.ErcuopigrciIut
SNiticrIdjniic0e lul0 RllMbers.
Sam nnbrgt 1894 Ipnmeea5ircf. y. y
Ieefpcn: ssp'is 1899
observation-disclosures.
gB Z. e6a6uTrrb & g.,
li7--2t @hdulber Gpnurcice NuNcinq.
oScutibc 8rhcr SerisnleSt eStinncse tsaFi" ppf
linnhg uuo baltimore Sirniic
,gcutirasaim, lHdlrtnnos atleEFaiaftlN
NnllmOres1 ire6c lti,o 0nlion Ncu.e sultNue,
,9iouos 2n;Nrener 60 q Sicsrggc'" US 9sNT9 1. M..
bcr oi Commerce NhilniNR
,,CBtrmnnia Ieasrt grrlldtrnHne s0jsisEi6ait,~
9cIiuncre. nHo aorib'GroEt.
g9lcdpIaiten. I1eiai etc.
gbpu. gprnin q 50. 9ae, 10 IS Aansgisep
@irabe.
Eian6lei1.GelDdFie.
rSoniStIbGtro aoan Co., 1 Goro'iges' eisabs
giIcnmooren 1aer 9(rt nn0 Esii.
IhniieO. 3ebebdr.
- s:ptt @o0ur So, COZ sst slotbsisaq g5if.
Giqcntb:uns.4geriten iillO paMAleT.
#ierrc q, DRoaE & Gspbtp, 20 Cltes'na'eN'
@fraBe.
3eihngcn, 8gitihriiten etc.
-zSs @cthgors @,lgs Seminary u Ssessi sl,. r.
DeufiHe @iitcr ino 3estia'rrieH-
q. eaKItin, Ws. 600, QgeibGestnaten.@i @irabs
photographs.
1dmram-Cin abotoqsabD pot Musssl0naHs'
~, 10, aHestEegiHsijr GitnN,
9sationaE Ndnfen,
,,x6e c!o gnun Wniianat gepE.s sab mn
erSrnec Sntoh ". Hcoi, &talpfnii
ScntO q. EcOuc aGillrct go.
,,eecoub 0,atieaai @aniA as2 @aoi9rea5ipdk,
", Y. 9Sdaner. Haliirtr ..., v4s
,gacHern @atinrnl HaatH IA Noiot HOE 1'ts
w, MidrioA Rullirer.
Gtaats.Wnrfcr.
,,renFm, Sory btn qsaftimpts", NnltlAInff
unn Soulonhsg trcbe 9llalli pebei sap
Oent. Nebn B Tdu0er 8ltts4ire.lofNti
Seorae y ldRa, Rorer.
@par. .@anfen
eHsptinr gparbuns hpu @Altmcrn" cuiaip
unb @aIiinotesS lrdBe
Triiif. Gonfpaqiiieil
,=nle ,psSnat ans xtsN TampnEH'" ~ 9pni0'
citrate
ebunnenten, Die Dgu Gentltceu Nggres
brnNcntrn~ uitli phuffliM gbgr n,lreesls
mSfiq crhaisfn. Nus aestisN. Aes G'iiee
pauan Det 1eIphua sDfs IlagilAia Nlsla
| tpeIInua sa mn&sw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Efon6leib.G'eiGd
.gonlunbGtrb aoan Co., 1 aoro'igea @iEabsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

9anbwirt1idaitlidc @crat6e una
GGmcreieu.
Wrifhlp TAran Gu., 2os TcrbsQacu-Gtraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

- s:pt ge0ue 81, S52 ssi NotbsAag stF
Giacnt5.unS.Agetten iill0 GdNAlef.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
ENGLAND READY TO
CONSCRIPT CAPITAL

way out, at least the best way
out, from under the terrific finan-
cial burden the war will leave.
Great Britain will face the ne
cessity of providing $4,000. 000.-
900 or more annual revenue. 1t
will cost half that to meet the
running expenses OF the govern
ment and the greater part of the
other half to meet the interest on
war loans.
A levy on capital will meet 1t,
in the opinion OF government
officials. They estimates capital
In private ownership has increased
in England from 80 billion 10 100
billion dollars since the war be-
gan. One plan is for levy OF 10
per cent of this--wiping out half
the war debt.
The strongest argument for the
plan Is that It would not actually
diminish the nations capital. II
would simply transfer ownership
to the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
LA TOILETTE
GROWS WARY

tUniteh PRESS Lenheu "hreJ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--Secre-
tary of State Lansing today agreed
to turn over to the La Toilette in
vestigating committee all data the
department. may have Of value In
probing disloyalty charges against
the Wisconsin senator.
Chairman Pomerene OF the COM
mittee called on Lansing for In
formation of the Lusitania's stat
us, La Folletts's statement that
she carried ammunition being In
question. Meantime the investi-
eating bureau s getting at the
facts of La Follette's st. Paul
speech.
Facing the hardest contest Of
his three decades of political bat
Ting. the Wisconsin senator 10
showing the strain plainly. La
formerly one Of the eaM-
est senators to interview. has
grown wary. He declined to dis
cuss his case today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
Michaelis Is
Out of Hole

BERLIN, Oct. 8, (via London.
Oct. 9)-Prompt disavowal by
Chancellor Michaelis of any Of
the propaganda favoring any po-
litical party apparently restored
peace between the reichstag and
the cabinet today.
Michaelis made his pledge be-
fore the main committee of the
reichstag. His disapproval OF po-
litical party propaganda was d.
rected especially at the father
land party, fostered by Grand Ad-
miral Won Tirpitz.
The chancellor also promised
Immediate redress for any af-
fronts and deplored the whole con-
troversy. He concluded his speech
with . warm appeal for co-opera-
ton of all factions.
Leaders had not regarded the
situation as q serious political
crisis, but nevertheless 1t was
stated that the ehancellor's
prompt disavowal had averted
some heated debate In the riech-
stag today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
AL Howe Is '.Called" When
He Boosts Price of Bonds

dorser to make 1t good IL the gov
eminent failed. he wanted to get
rid of 1t and would take sos and
accrued interest for 1t.
Less than 10 minutes later. q
stranger walked into the store,
produced the money and demand
ed the bond.
IL had to back down." says
Howe. 81 din't want to sell the
bond. I raised the price to
$3.50, and then | took the man
around to the Fidelity bank and
he bought a bond of the new
issue.
"He said his name was, Wiley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
NEW CABINET

United Press Leased Wire.)
PETROGRAD. Oct. 9.-Premier
Kerensky today announced thu
composition Of the new coalition
cabinet as:
Premier and commander In
chief, A. f. Kerensky; interior
and posts and teleTaphs. M. Nj
kitin; justice, M. Maliantovitch,
food and supplies, M, Prokopo-
Witch; agriculture, M. Aysken-
tieff; labor. M. Gvozdeff; foreign
affairs, M. Tereschenko; COM
merce and industry, M. Konova-
loft: finance. Bernadtsky; war,
Gen. Verhoefsky. social democratS
marine, Admiral Verdevsky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
Hunger Ends
School Strike


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. o.
Because an army fights on Its
stomach" a hundred striking
pupils from the Bernal Heights
grammar school had apparently
lost out today.
Leaving their school because
their teachers rode United Rail-
road cars, the STRIKERS" en-
trenched in the hills. When po-
lice came TO dislodge them Q bar
rage fire of mud and brick bats
was found impenetrsble.
Then came the dinner hour.
The strikers had forgotten their
commissary. When two leaders
came out under flag Of truce,
only to be arrested. the army fled
to its usual home victualing sta
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
Evangelist Is
Here For Week

The revival meetings which are
being held at st. Paul's Nicholas
church every eveing this week.
except Saturday. started with IN
enthusiastic service Monday
night, at which Evangelist Mrs.
Faith Randall spoke on "Ex-
cuses."
1--WE cannot shift the RESPONSE
bility Of life ON to Others" said
the evangelist. Each one has .
peculiar work that no one else
can do"
The topic Tuesday evening viii
be "The Convenient Season." The
song service will begin at 1850
and the sermon at eight. The
church Is at South l. and l3rd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09

President Howe of the Pioneer
Bindery & Printing Co. won't put
any more first issue Liberty Loan
bond in his window for sale,
unless he really wants to sell
them.
Just for a Joke on Uncle Sam.
and as a reminder to the public
that bonds are a good investment.
he put a $50 first issue bond In
his window on Broadway Tuesday
morning. with a placard saying
that because the bond was backed
only by the government of the
United States, and had no en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
FORD
FIGHTS DRAFT
United Press Leased wire.

Omitted Press Leased Wlre.)
DEROTT, Oct. 9.-Edsel Ford
will carry his claim for exemp-
ton from selective service before
President Wilson. He has started
a fight thru his attorneys to have
the draft appeal board rescind Its
denial on new evidence presented
to the board. II this fails he will
go before the president, claiming
exemption on the ground that he
IL vice president, secretary and
director of the Ford Motor Co.,
which Is working on government
contracts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
DEFEAT VILLA

(United Press Leased Wire.)
Ell PASO, Texas. Oct. 81
force of 200 Mexican federal
troops, commanded by Lieut.. Col.
Jose Miranda Of Juarez, were de-
fsated by a band of Villa bandits
opposite Candelaria. Texas, ac-
cording to reports received here
today by United States military
authorities and the local Mexican
consulate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
NEW GROUPING
FOR THEARMY


(United Press Leased Wlre.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The
war department today announced
. new grouping Of men in the
national army to form 16 white
divisions and one colored divi-
sion. besides bringing national
guard forces to fuIl strength from
the drafted men. The negro d.
visions will be made up from
every part Of the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-09
NO COAL FOR
SCHOOL HEAT

LIMA. O.. Oct S.-Lima high
school and . half dozen grade
schools In the city were dismissed
today because AZ inability 70 get
coal to heat the school bslildfnrs.
simultaneously. announcom onf
was MAIDS by Mayor Simpson hat
he would seiso the ffrnt ~ ezra
q coll passing thru Lima Tor a..