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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
New u. S. Hydroplane
To Aid Coast Patrol
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, July %. - Army aero
nautical experts expect effective re-
suits from new type Of hydroplane
lust perfected by the Curtiss company.
II is declared to be we'll adapted to all
the purposes Of modern war in the air
and particularly well adapted to coast
patrol.
The new machine differs from pre-
vailng types principally in the fact
that the motor is installed in the body
Of the boat" instead of over the
operators head. Another innovation
is appliances which give the operator
rover to cut loose entirely from the
planes. throwing the power OF his en-
CINE to a regulation marine propeller
for aquatic propulsion.
In this way il is expected that the
peril of rough weather work--the bans
Of coast patrol will be eliminated to
a large extent. II sudden gales neces-
state a descent 70 the surface OF the
sea the aviator simply converts his
machine into a motorboat and chugs
cheerfully for the nearest port or
friendly ship. The new plane Is
equipped with an engine Of $50 horse
power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
Most Of National
Army's Officers
Will Be Regulars
From Ths Tribune Bureau


Washington, July 2s.-While ruch
speculation is being INDUCED in ct
this time regarding the plan to be
adopted in offering the National
Army, it was stated to-day that the
War Department has not yet reached
a definite decision on this point
1t is considered fairly certain that
the great majority of officers will
come from the regular army. 1t has
been estimated that at least 30 per
cent of the captains now enrolled in
the regular service will receive tempo
rary promotions as majors, or even. in
some cases, colonies of the drafted
forces.
IL will be the endeavor OF the de-
partment to eliminate, so far as is
humanity possible, any faint OF poll
tics in assigning officers for this
branch Of the American army. In
selecting army officers for detail
seniority will be the first requisite and
experience the only other.
The War Department has had under
consideration pIVPosdl " icOi o"i"
great many regiments OF Nat'onai
Guard cavalry as field artillery on the
same basis as was announced for eight
of the new regular army cavalry regi-
ments.
The purpose Of this reorganization
was to supply light artillery, in whicn
arm the Guard is deficient, as much az
to enable the department to utilize
cavalry regiments, for which there is
no opportunity for service in Europe.
1t was stated to-day, however, that the
Guard regiments will not be so re-
organized for the time being, but will
be ordered to their encampments as
at present constituted.
No additional equipment will he
furnished, however, pending the def
mite settlement of the question OF &C.
or1api finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
Books for Troops Abroad
New York Publishers Aid Red
Cross Library Plan

Forty-two publishing houses of New
York City have already responded to
the appeal made by the Publishers
Camp Library Committee Of the New
York Chapter OF the Red Cross for
reading matter for the men in France.
Among those that have pledged their
aid are "Air Travel" 800 copies a
month; Golfers, AZ books; Curtis Pub
fishing Company, 200 copies of its pub
lications; the John Lane Company, 100
books; Little, Brown & Co.. 400 books,
the Century Company, 100 books and
500 magazines, and many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29

under way to install stoves or, il pos
s:ble. set up a steam heating apparatus.
The Johns Hopkins unit is temporarily
housed in a French base hospital, but
may later take up its quarters in bar
racks, really easier to heat than the
barnlike hotels.
The two American units include
scme we'll known American surgeons
and physicians, who while awaiting
American patients will probably visit
most Of the French hospitals in this
zone. Americas medical aid is now
very great at the battle front, con-
sidering that six great British hos
ritals were taken over in June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
More German Diplomats
Bound Home From China

San Francisco, July 2s.-The third
party Of German diplomats and their
families TO arrive from the Orient on
the way to Berlin are here to-day. The
group consisted Of thirty.one persons.
headed by Consul J. Merklinghaus, OF
Changsha. He will arrange transporta-
tion through Swiss consular officials
here. to New York. United States Sc
cret Service officials will accompany
than East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
Chocolate To Be Navy
Ration in Emergency

Washington, July 2s.-Surgeons OF
the navy have recommended a new
emergency ration, for issuance to the
marines ard sailors who may be or
dered into action under circumstances
which may result in their being sep
arated for more than day from their
base of supplies.
The ration will consist of biscuit and
either a highly nutritious form OF
chocolate or peanut butter. The latter
is considered preferable. but there is
doubt as to whether it can be stored.
Until this is decided, the Secretary of
the Navy is withholding his approval
of tho ration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
Buttons for Men Exempted

Washington, July %. The little
bronze buttons that will be worn by
those exempted from service in the new
National Army. we're being sent out to
the local boards to-day. Every man
rejected will get one. On the button
there appears the word Exempt"
above the national coat Of arms, and
beneath are the words Omitted States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
Colonel Grin B. Mitcham
To Command N. Y. Arsenal

Washington, July 2s.-lt is learned
officially that Colonel Grin b. Mitcham
of the Ordnance Department, who was
retired on account of age last Thurs
day. is 10 be ordered back TO active
duty and placed in command of the
New York arsenal.
Colonel Mitcham is one OF the most
prominent members of the Ordnance
department, having had leading part
in the evolution of Americas new
heavy artillery, the twelve-inch mobile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
German Herold' Editor
In Draft; Ready To Go
Will Not Claim Exemption il
Physically Fit, He Says

The German Herold" last night
made this announcement:
MAX +. Wolff, for some years one
Of the associate editors Of the German
Herold.' has the distinction of being
the only German-American editor in
this city in the first draft for the reg
ulsr army. Mr.. Wolff. who resides at
44a West i24th Street and is married,
said last night that he will not claim
exemption, but that he will answer the
call OF this country IL he is found
physically ht."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
Lenine Hides as Captive

Petrograd. July 2S.--According to
the "Gazeta," Lenine, the Radical agi-
tator. is being concealed in Kronstadt,
in the guise Of prisoner by the Maxi
malists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
lpy The Associated press

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN
FRANCE, Friday, July 27.-The hard
training which the American troops are
now undergoing is bringing out
marked degree of efficiency in young
officers who but recently joined the
army, having undergone training at
Plattsburg or at other camps. Regular
army officers are particularly struck
by the enthusiasm with which these
men have plunged into their WORK
They declare that the quality of these
officers sets at rest any doubt as to
the high standard Of leadership IN
Americas vast new army.
The young officers have adapted
themselves very quickly to the new
conditions met here in training with
French instructors, and seem to ap-
preciate fully the most minute details.
They have won unstinted praise from
older officers who have seen long years
of service.
Complimented by Veteran
The colonel of one Of the old-line
American regiments. standing to-day
watching the work of one of his bat
talions, in which many reserve officers
are serving, exclaimed:
"They are simply splendid! cannot
say enough about them. have never
seen a finer class of young officers
anywhere. With very little preliminary
guidance they have shown themselves
capable of taking over entire direction
Of the battalion. They have brought
to their work not only much of the
technique of professional soldiers, but
the high morale and enthusiasm of men
service by natural inclination
The colonel further expressed what
seems to be the opinion of most officers
already here, that as many of these
officers from training camps as can
possibly be spared should be sent to
France at the earliest possible date to
undergo intensive training in the actual
war zone. and also to have experience
in the trenches. so that they will be
fitted to act as instructors to the
American troops as they are landed
There is a feeling that these young
officers should not be held in America
until the regiments to which it is pro-
posed to assign them are actually
formed, but should come in advance
of their regiments, so that they car
direct the final training Of their men
here.
Under this plan a certain number OF
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30
Save the Best For Seed.

All cotton is not good cotton. Some varieties have the ability 10 produce from Sl2.o0 to s1500 worth of cotton per acre more than others. according to results obtained at the Arkansas Experiment Station. This difference has largely bean brought about by careful selection of planting seed Un. der the usual farming conditions ip Arkansas cotton dcteriorates very rapidly from year to year because of failure tO select lhe best seed and because of admsXture al tiin ol gin. mug This deterioration can be ovcr- come and cotton can oe improved b. ca reful seed selection. Choose next years planting seed while the crop IS still in the field Have a9od piCkers go oyer the field ahead of rba tee |, lar force and save he bes bots from the best plants, choosing from those hat show ability t0 yield wateh also for earliness, fo- slze ot boll and for storm resistance Get ths best. get enough of the best to make st least one bale. have this ginned free from admixture and save tue seed for planI. lns purposes Good seed selection will mean an increase of several dol lars psr acre next year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30

We are always hearing of lnno- cent Women being harmed by the bad conduct of men. But a correspondent of the New York World doubts the innocence of some women. He says It IS stated that the embargo on food is to be so ordered that the inno- cent victims of war shall not suf- fer. And these innocent vic tlms. 1t Is to be noted include the German women. It is not possible to regard the women of a nation as innocent when. see ing monstrous idea growing up among the men of that same na- rlon. they have remained suplne never a protest. never once the exercise of that sublime fac
 ulty of the human intellect which leads it to question and to doubt,
 It is not possible to regard the women of & nation as innocent when the men of the same na- tion have Sinned against every tribunal of which the mind can conceive. Tie trail Of the wom- an runs through the ~ho!e na-
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30
YOUNCWOMEN WANTED To Fill Bookkeeping and Steno- graphic Positions Left Va
 cant by Young Men
 Training for the Army

It is imperative that every young woman in our United Ststes. secure in the enjoyment of Liberty and hsppi- ness. should "do her bit" by taking the place of some young man who is per forming heroic and valient service on the battle front.
 In previous conflicts, women have not been unresponsive to our country 8 call and the women of today.wilI like wise spring to the fore and do a man 8 part wherever they can.
 The need for young women today IS imperative Not only is there short age of stenographers in all government departments at Washington, but pri- vate firms Fall over the country must have stenographers and office help to fill the gaps caused by the WAT
 It IS splendid chance for tue young ,vomanhood of America to serve.
 Write us today for special terms.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30

tion. When her men become mere imbeciles. there is but one conclusion-her women are mere imbeciles. The women of Ger many are non-combatants: in that sense only are they inno- cent. Meanwhile. the clear truth remains the German women are accessories before the fact. 7" It now only remains for some one to charge that the childre n of Germany are not innocent; that they might have prevented the present war and its atrocities. and therefore it is all right to starve them. If the charges made against the Germans by the English are true that they have no appreciation of decency,
 and are a menace to civilization not only should no peace be made with them. but the war should be continued until they are exterminated. If German soldiers march with children swinging from their bayonets.
 as the English charge. then the German people should be hunted
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30
4 TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kid. ney and bladder troubles, dissol. yes gravel, cures diabetes. weak and lame backs, rheumatism.
 and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wo. men. Regulates bladder trouble Tn children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of Sl.00. One small bot tie Is two months treatment, and seldom fails to gerfect cure Send for swern testimonials. Dr. t. W. Hall, 2626 Olive Street St, Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30

Bears and dogs live 20 years. foxes l5. lions TO, cats IA, squir- reis, hares and rabbits '. hogs 3o. A horse has been known to live SiXty-two years; their aye-- age age is 9, sheep 10, cows l5 camels 100, eagles lo4, ravens Il. tortoises lC7. swans 36O. ele- plants 400. whales 1000.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30

down as are wolves and jackalls, and the seed exterminated. - Howes' Monthly.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
CHENEY ITEMS.

We have been having some
cool days.
Harry Berger from Ava is
here on a visit. we beard he was
going to teach the Dogwood
schoolip few days,
Some Of our ooys around Chen.
~ey went o'possum hunting last
night but they found nothing
but q good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
family went over to Sweden
last plight to hear Rev. Medlock
preach.
Mrs. Hardy made sister
:Sharpton b shory visit Saturday
evening.
Mr. George Hardy Harry Ber'
ger and Arthur Bishop made
;FredSharpton visit Satur day
nioht.
Mr.. Jim Wood 'is back from
Mountain Grove egain he has
bean up there taking care OF his
youngest boy who has been
awful low with typhoid fever. be
says his boy Is better.
There has been several OF our
neighbor boys sent 10 France.
Arthnr Bishop and Fred
sSharpton made q short call at
Mr.. Kings Sunday eve. boys be
careful there are several girls
there.
We near Clarence Bishop call
ed at L. E. Riley's often, to see
Alma.
II we see this in print we will
come again. y.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
A Farm For sale.

We have in cur possession fine
Farm for sale and as cheep as
dirt. In a good locality near
school and church. laying II
miles Nor-h Eas, Of Norwood, a
tine 1ail road town and good
people. l mile North of the
Bru ton Spur. s miles West Of
Mt Grove: one OF The best little
cities in the State. any one
wishing Il line lone. good bouse
aud other but building, Cali at
his Office OR write and get the
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
. Bible Socialism.
TEXT

and he looked round about
on them which sat about him,
and said, Behold my mother and
my brethren!
For whatsoever shall do the
will Of God, the same is my
brother. and ny sister, and
MOTHER MARX s. 34-35.)
This Text to the reader may
seem as~thoagh it had very little
Bible Socialism in it. Yet we
must say that the very founda
tion OF Bible Socialism is
embraced In this Text. For it
sets forth the fact. that whoever
does the.will of God. is the breth.
rem of Christ. This makes US q
perfect arit Of husbandry, And
the great soc.atility of this
husbandry is spoken of in this
manner by Christ himself,
please read;
Neither pray for these alone
but for them also which shall
believe on me through their
word;
That they all may be one; as
thou. Father, art in me, and in
| thee. that they also may be onf
in Us: that the world may believe
that thou hast sent me,
And the glory which thou
gavest me I have given them;
that they may be one, even as
we are one;' lSt. John 17--2O to
22.)
Here is tie that binds the
whole human family in one-I,
takes away seltishness-It stops
murdering-1t takes away the
love Of money which is the root
of all evil IL takes away strife
and revange-It brings forth a
perfect universal brotherhood -
1t will stop all wars 1T will
bring forth a righteous people,
to Inherit the earth 1t will
bring Righteousness. over the
earth as tie waters cover the
sea. l. will cause every man to
love his tellow.mau. And Love
worketh no i'll to bis fel low man,
for Love is the fulfilling of the
law-Fo- God is Love, Oh! let
US have Rible Democracy.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
PatriutiC Educational
N
Plan Launched to Wa&e
H*ABYEBSxfss,
War on MiSinf0rmati0n
CARDINAL GIBBONS
CHAIR

The league, which will have
headquarters in New York,
chose as honorary chairmen
Cardinal Gibbons and DR.. Frank
Mason North. president of the
| federal council O: churches.
Theodore N. Vail, president OF
the American Telephone & Tele
graph Co, is active chairman,
with Samuel Gompers. president
of the American Federation OF
Labor. Charles Barrett presi.
dent OF the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative union, and GEO.
Pope. president of the National
Association of Manufacturers
as vice chair men. The object was
stated as follows;
To create a medium thru
which the loyal Americans of all
classes, sections. creeds and
parties can give expression to
the fundamental purpose OF the
United States to carry on to a
successful conclusion this NOW
war for the independence of
America and the preser vation OF
democratic institutions and the
vind4cation of the basic princi.
pies of humanity"
The league plans an active cam
paign to educate Americans in
the idea that unity of that and
purpose is as essential to sue
cessful prosecution Of the war
a. co operation in material pre-.
paration. Conferences of leaders
in numerous organizations re
presented will be held frequently
statements Of principle formuiat'
ed and attempts will be made to
direct bile thot thru the medi'
ums Of the pulpit, press. pu bic
platform and many kinds of
public semi'puhlic and private
organizations. .
(Oklahoma World.) So.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18

vine power, claiming to have
power to forgive sins. doing it
in the place of God. This is the
Pope today. In this the whole
world has been deceived-Fo For
IN and by him and Martin Luth:
err, the one man theory has been
set up. and the truth cast to the
ground. That is the Two Men
Theory has been cast to the
ground which does away with
the Two gospels. that is the Two
ways spoken of in this manner.
And an highway shall be
there anu way, and it shall he
called, The way Of holiness; the
unclean shall not pass o1arit.
but it shall be for those, the
wayfaring men, though fools
shall NOT err there in. lisa. IS
s.
Here again Is the two ways
that is the Two gospels. For the
highway is the mosaacal law, as
you can read.
I'm that day shall there be a
high ~ay out of Egypt to Assyr:
Ia, and the Assyrian shall come
into Egypt ana the Egyptian in
10 Assyria and the Egyptians
s'all serve with the Assvrians.
In that day sh all Israel be the
shira with Egypt and with AS
syria even a blessing in the
midst of the lana" Isa, 1873
-24,
Here is the highway. the
! mosaical law spoken of again,
But we shall ask you to read
again.
And there shall be an high
| way for the remnant of his peo.
lp.e, which shall be left from As
syria; like as it was 10 Israel in
the day thas be came up out of
the land of Egypt. lisa, Lie.
This leaves no room what ever
for doubd as to the highway
being the mosaacal law, this
law was given to Peter as \he
gospel Of circumcision to the
israelites. And the way is he
law OF righteousness which
Christ brought to Us as be said.
I am the way the truth and the
life no Ole comes unto the faith.
err but by me-" Then Christ Ia
the way OF holiness, and this
way vas com mitted unto Paul,
as the gospel Of ulcircuncision,
which completes the two candle.
sticks which belongs to two wit.
nesssr spoken of in Revelation.
Dear Reader note these plain
facts and get those two candle.
sticks standing before the God
Of tue ealth.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
LOVE is THE MOTTO, NOT
HATRED.

by this shalt all men know
that ye are my disciples If We
have love one to another. We
would be proud to see the whole
world raped up in the love. that
Christ prayed that they should
i,aye-then Home Industry
would be the slogen, and Bible
Socialism the helm.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
A Series Of
Sermons,
18th. Sermon.
TEXT.

eS SShoA"AA"ASSs "Lch CuCJ
saw that tie gospel Of The
uncircum mcision was mitted
unto me, as the gospel OF the
circu q cision was unto Peter.
Fer he that wrought effect
eally IN Feter to the
apostleship of the ciram cision,
the same w.s mighty in me to
ward the Gentiles.
And when James. Cephas, and
John, who seemed to be pillars,
perceived the grace that was Civ
en- unto me they gave to me and
Barnabas the right hands OF
fellowship; that we should 90
unto the heathen, and they unto
the circumcision. zeal q -9)
TIE Text itself prove there
was two Apeoples for the two
gospel would of been much ont
OF place without there had o.!
been two people.
That is as Paul said a gospel
Of circumcision, and agospel of
uncircumcision. Peter The can
dlestick that holds the light of
the gospel of circumcision. AND
Paul the candlestjck ,hat holds
the gospel of uncircunc;sion.
And this solidly confirms The
the two Men Theory. The ore
created on the SIKH day, and
The other one formed after the
seventh day, And without these
two gospels il is impossible TO
rightly divide the Word of God
Those two gospels had to be
given inorder that both people
might be justified. This fact is
confirmed by tie following
scr iptures. Please lead.
Also. thou son of man
appoint thee two ways. thai the
sword of the king of Babylon
may come; both twain shall
come forth ont OF one land; and
choose thou place choose it at
the bead Of the way 10 the city,
(Eze 2l -19)
These two ways brings forth
the sword of the king Of Babylon
and tells where it is t6 20. please
read.
Appoint a way that the
sword may cuu,G to Rabbat of
the Amluoni,es, and to judah
in Jerusalem the defenced. '(Ezo
2l-20)
By this we see where the
sword is to go. and the following
scripture will tell why, Please
read,
For the king of Babylon
stood at the parting of tie way
at the head of the two ways, to
use divination. be made his
arrows bright, he consulted with
images he looked in the liver"
(Ezek. 21-21)
Here is the cause The kin g If
Babylon stood at the parting of
the way, pretending to use Di
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
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NOTICE!! !!

Any party or parties wishing
to ask questions through this
paper upon any subject, reli
giously or otherwise shall be
treated as friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases go thru
it's colu mus.
World's cresset., 1917-10-18
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War News
RUSSIANS FIGHTING GER,
MAN INVASION IN GULF
OF RIGA.

Teotons pressing to Southeast
out attemptl to capture Pier to
Mainland is repulsed.
Land under cover II ninety
warships.
Huns grab Eastern and North.
ern parts If Oesel Island: Keren.
sky makes appeal to people.