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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At MISUNDERSTANDING, 8; Ath
letics, 0. list game) Batteries
Bagby, Billings: Naylor, McAvoy.
Cleveland, 2; Athletics, l. cd
game. II innings) Batteries-Cove,
leskie. Billings; Busch, Picinidh.
At New York-St. Louis. 4: New
York, 3 list game) Batteries
Davenport, Hall; Shawkey, Nunamak k.
er.
st. Louis. 8; New York. 0. I'D
gameo Batteries-Loudermil Seye
reid: Love, Ruel.
At Bostcn-Boston, 4; Chicago,
Batteries-Mays. Agnew: Benz, Lynn
At Washin gton-DetrCit. 4: Wash.
ington. 0. Batter-ies-Ehmke STAN
age: Johnson. Ainsmith.
No Sunday games scheduled.
STANDING OF ,re Clubs.
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PEACEMAKER SLAIN
Shot Dead When He Tried to Quel
Domestic Row.

South Bethlehem, Pa, Sept. "a
Acting as peademaker between hus
band and wife, David Balyeyko. ,;
years old. was shot and instantly kill
ed, by Thomas Kalerazic, at the lat
ter's home.
The murderer fed to South Noun
tain. where he was caught two hours
later by mounted Officer Quigney, OF
South Bethlehem.
Kalerazic would not admit shooting
Baldyeyko but he confesses that he
fred a shot at his wife. The bullet
grazed her head. He also knocked hel
down and when Baldyeyko tried tt
quiet the husband he was shot in colo
blood. Both men are Russians EN-
sloyed at the Bethlehem Steel works
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a, Exercise For Typists.

Is 1t of any value to know how to
say the alphabet backward? A CORE
spondent says: II think this is new, as
| am the inventor, and it Is Of some
use In exercising on the typewriter II
for nothing else The twenty-six let
tiers of the alphabet are used as initials
of words divided into five groups OF
four initials and one group Of six. The
groups are connected as follows:
Zebras Yoked, XyIophones whacked.
Voices United To Sing.
Read Quick, Pass On!
Nature May Lack Kindness:
Juices Inside Hanging Grapes
Friends, Enemies, Dogs, Cats, Bats, Ants
Now 1nrk Sun.
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SNAKES IN HER POTATOES
Woman in a Scranton Suburb Finds
She's Seeing Things"

Scranton. Pa, Sept. 24.-Dig2ing
through a few hills for enough no'a'
toes for dinner Mrs. Adam S iln@.
whose farm is but couple of miles
outside of town, thought that some OF
the tubers were unusually small; but.
thriftily. she thought they could be
fed TO the hogs, so took them into the
house.
Placed near the fire, one Of the
"sman potatoes" suddenly broke open,
and baby blacksnake wig, el out.
Then Mrs. Shilling discovered that a
half dozen of the suppo cd small tub.
ers were in reality snak eggs.
She gave them to Julius Mol. OF
this place, who brought them 70 Town.
and they have since been " 7'hing
nut in one of the store windows.
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What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply?

portant subject. 1t tells how to keep
the blood strong and free from the
many impurities to which it is con-
stantly subject.
1t gives the history of S. S. S., the
worlds most successful blood remedy,
which has been sold for more than
fifty years b, druggists everywhere:
This book will be sent free to all
who write to Swift Specific Co..
Dept. A Atlanta, Ga.
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War Trees Most Needed.

Harrisburg. Pa. Sept. 24.-Dr. Ma
than C. Schaeffer, state superintend
ent of publis instruction, issued this
autumn Arbor day proclamation, de.
signaling Friday, October 26, as the
date anl urging people. because ct
the war. to plant trees extensively
The problems of conservation and +"
forestation are more pressing than
ever before" says the superintend
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Wife Beaten Ducked.

Kansas City. Mo.-A new form Of
punishment mas been de yised ~ Judge
Herrod of he city cOur: for wife beat
ers After sentencing George Martin
to a hundr.d days en- the rock pile
Judge HeIrod ordered the patrolmen
who escorted him to the farm to
stop on ths;r way past the Missouri
river and duck their prisoner three
times Mss-t:n beat his wife because
she could aot make the baby stop cry
Ag.
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Easton. Md. Sept. 24.-At his Orch
ard Knob orchard. on the ChoptaLh
river. near here. General Joseph B
Seth has shipped some Stayman wine
sap apples, with Red Cross distinct
" grated on each apple. The general
accomplisbes this innovation by put
ting a sticker on the apple while the
skin is green. and as it ripened the
label come off. leaving the cross dis
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
ALLENTOWN MAN
IN INTRIGUE MESS
He Told Berlin Of u. S. Mu-
milton Plants.
AMAZING SECRETS Barred
The Official Disclosure includes the
Irish Revolt Involving a New York
Judge.

Washington. Sept. 24-Dr. Theo.
dore Ouc. Of Allentown. Pa. was
ready letter writer mp to the time
that relations between Germany and
the United States began TO be strain
ed, and in one letter he expressed
his deep appreciation of the special
commendatton he received for supply
ing information to the German EN-.
bassy
Doctor Ottos activities according tC
the committee on public information
were devoted to asuertaining the ma.
ture Of contracts for munitions and
arms upon which the factories in the
eighborhood Of Allentown were en-.
gagged. crd reporting them to the Ger
man embassy.
At the TIM there was hitting iEe
gal in this, and Doctor Otto. who
claims TO be an American row. de.
clares himself Thoroughly loyal to this
country His connection with tire
German spy system was revealed by
the seizure in April 1916. of the ia.
nous Won Igel papers al 60 Wall
street. New York. Government secret
service AGENTS who smashed into the
! "advert $ NJ" offices and after wild
t IN "p ~. 1sal,,'lt. a,,,
dafnf+.I,. ao,ncl.' ad tba ca-r,a,, COW
| o-,,,,,o.,t ,,..+r, ,1o+.. ~ r,,onr -oriotios
! Seine OF TIE Napers are now made
| r,,r,,io for tho fret tfma Tbav show
t1,ot ,,,t,o--o,lor ,.~, porns+orff al,
raato, 49, .orra+ ,,,,,.+i,.r +br,,o1 +be
49,, TaaI ae,ao ona +1,i. NOS +ha c1oar
! inc, 7,,,,,o Of MAN. scbomos +o das+r~1
,,,n~ohs,,t ves.ora IN ling about 2r
Iri-l ~evc!rficn. tc create trouble be-
| tween the United States and Mexico
to contrc1 American writer's and lee
! tn-e-s. to encourage the bomb indus.
| try. to stir ND labor troubles and tc
| develop spies.
ncct0~ OTTO. the Allentown physi.
clan said in one Of his letters that
he was able in his capacity as a medi.
| cal man to establish relations with
| officials nf most Of the munitions fac.
| tories in his vicinity. In supplviae
! information for use by the German
governments he told Of the number OF
foreign government insnectors at the
nIants. fine tyne ca1ibre and uranti.
ties of guns ordered by foreign gov.
ernmrnts and the efficiency of the
sbors WRITING ab~ut TIE TAYLOR
E,,,oineerinr connanv of Allentown
ho soid
"An ENGLISH inspector is present in
tho danartnent and he most rigor
o,,s1r +os+. +bo work. but was as
erred that he seemed IN be inct.mpe
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Damascus Swords.

Damascus swords. whose fame at on,
time made them almost one of the won.
ders of the world, were made Of al
ternate layers Of IRON and steel, sc
finely tempered that the blade would
bend to the hilt without breaking, with
an edge so keen that no coat of mail
cOuld resist it and a surface so highly
polished that when a Moslcm wished
to rearIangc Ms turhan he used his
WORD for looking class.
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Storm Kills Four Men.

Columbia. 5. c.. Sept. 24.-CamT
Jackson WIS visited by a severe e,ec
trical storm in which four negro
wnrkmen were killed. Eight to-
sand men Of the second increment o!
the national army have arrived with
the remaining 5000 looked for by TO-
night. ending the second draft. Large
numbers have arrived, among whom
wnra fourteen Indians from Nor'h
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Small Fortune In Dive.

Lincoln. n. H., Sept. PA barre
Of German red dye hidden away in {
stockroom of local paper compan1
since its purchase three years ag
for $50 has been sold TO a New Yo:E
concern for $4,000, it became known
The paper plant recently was sold anC
the new owners found the dye anc
0rt it on the market.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
FILL COAL REGION BANKS
Miners Earnings and Operators
Profits Greatest Ever.

Pottsville, Pa, Sept. 24.-Steady
work at the anthrac cite mines and vast
" higher wages paid miners and Ia
borers. have resulted in the Reading
Coal and Iron company, the largest
producer of hard coal, paying out 81
500. 900 a month in this region, instead
of $1,000 900 but a little over veal
ago, said company officials.
Steady work 1T the mines has in
creased the earnings IF the contract
miners even more than those who are
paid by tie day. IS they ore paid &C
cording to the number Of cars filed
The result of the diffusion OF TINS
large sum in the region Is beln"
shown by the unprecedented deposits
n coal region banks.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Standing Of ,Ee Clubs.
ashes at Post For Wife seaters.

Wilmington, Del, Sent. 24.-At the
New Castle county worhhouse the fol
lowing men were whipped: Michae
Hollis. wife-beating, ten 1ashes; Ed
ward Thompson, wife-bcatin7. fItee'
lashes: Alfred Ringgold. five lashes:
Howard BERRY, ten lashes: George
Reese. ten lashes; Howard Turner
ten lashes: David Clark, forty lasEes;
Harvey Russell, forty lashes, all f.
-arcenv or burglary
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Prevent Illness.

= The laws of health have, every :
!. one, a penalty attached, and ig-
!. norance is never accepted by ma :
+ ture as an excuse.
+ Prevent illness Build up the :
= natural defensive resources OF
!. the body Use the automatic
!. scavenger system with which :
i. you are supplied, but do not
= make the mistake Of thinking :
:. that you can neglect it at pleas :
!. ure and then escape by whipping :
= ii up with irritating drugs. Drink
+ freely of clear water. Eat to sat :
= isfaction rather than repletlon
= and let the diet be of good bal
= ance. Never let the drudgery or :
:. daily routine obscure the end for :
+ which you live. A rush of work :
X is not legitimate excuse for pro- :
+ gressive suicide.
+ As Pytbagoras has wisely said,
= Have thou moderation in all :
i. things. keep myself from wild :
!. joy and from wailing sorrow,
+ strive to hold thy soul in harmo- :
: ny and concord, like the strings :
!. OF we'll tuned harp.
i.
+ +. - - = + :, = + = v + !. !. \
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Shoots Wife and Flees.

Cumberland. Md. Sept. 24.-John
W. Cougs enour. an engineer on thu
Western MARYLAND railroad, shot ant
instantly killed his wife, Ada. in thei
home. Is Frederick street The
tragedy. il is said, was the result o
FREQUENT family quarrels. Five shots
were fired. every one of which tool
effect, but one behind the ea- of tht
woman was the immediate cause o
death.
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Falls Kills Student EIier.

Mount Clemens. Mich, Sept. "a
Wilbur D. MOng, cadet aviator, o
Titusville. Pa. was killed when hi
airplane crashed to the ground OF
the government aviation field. I
was said that he attempted TO lool
The loop close to the earth.
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EX2J5X4Sz2sYsS1

The expectant mother should not fail to
do those things which keep her healthy
and pretty mother. Thousands of women
have used the tried and safe external prep
aration. Mothers Friend. The ten
dency to morning sickness is avoided, the
abdominal muscles expand nkvrally and
easily when baby arrives 4e inflam,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Where We Get Marble.

We import every year one-sixth Of all
the marble taken from the famous
quarries of Carrara, Italy. There are
about 500 of these quarTies, aud they
have long yielded some Of the most
beautifully grained and toned marble
TO be found anywhere in the world
Exchange.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
An Imaqinary Interview.

did you say that the times are out
Of joint?'
Yes replied Hamlet. You see,
have to be content with old time phrase
ology. If / could have used modern
terms / should have said that our en-
CINE is missing or that we're running
on q fat tire Was hington Star.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24

There is one thing in lawyers pro-
fession which is different from any
other"
What is thatf"
THE longer he l.; at it the more he
has of a brief career. '--Baltimore
American
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Drunkenness Made Crime in Franc

Paris, Sep 24.-The chamber 90
IDENTITIES has adopted a bill! ga II
drunkenness in public Places " oh
having already pissed the sen -, n -
becomes a law. The bill has beef
back and forth between tie twf
houses for more than two yeas. The
measure provides punishment D.
G-o~ ard inrHrNsC~rH-
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Germans Alone Mont Do

Reading, Pa, Sept. 24.-Nine Ger
mans were refused citizenship paper;
by Berks county court because of the
war Twenty-one other aliens were
granted papers, including six Italian
seven AustTians. five Russians. one
Canadian one Turk and one Irishman
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enat Sinks DESTROYER.

London. Sept. PA British de
strover has been torpedoed and s'ni
nv German submarine in the ap
proaches to the channel, ACCORDING "
an admiralty announcement. There
were fifty survivors.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24

nation of breast glands is soothed. This
is sure to make for less pain at the crisis
and the form is preserved. Get a bottle
from the druggist today and write for IL
Illustrated book, Motherhood and the
Baby. 1t is free. Simply address The
Bradfeld Regulator Co., Dept. B, 300 La
mar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Your ignorance may startle you.

Few people know of the many
functions Of the blood supply, and
just how important it is that it be
kept absolutely free from all impuri-
ties. The health of the entire body
depends upon the condition of the
blood. You are invited to write and
obtain a booklet that gives you some
invaluable information on this i'm
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And He Was Alive.

That fellow was an impudent fraud.
How did he manage to wheedle money
out Of your
''Oh, John, he told me such sad,
pitiful tale about his poor wife who
was a widow with six little childFen!
Baltimore American.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24

The liberal press is especially jubl
liant because the government un'e =
yedlv has brought itself into harmony
with tie reiohstag peace reso, uti'n
Pan-German and nltra-cOnse~vai {
NEWSPAPERS with on" exception. are
uneXpec 5edly moderate in their en-
ment The Zeitung Am Nitt"g saws:
IT must b" admitted that tie Co.
man reply heaps fiery Goals on the
heads Of on enemies After Pres
dent Wilson's nasti"eee we have here
a document which. marked BY dignity
and re-erve. i dict@tea by an arp~e
cia1ion of the brotherhood of man.
I'VE decl 70 ourselves ready to eH
ter into nern-iationS on the basis Ct
the papal mediation proposal. We an
prove tho ideas of right before might
Of freedom Of the seas. Of the assNc[
alton of a society Of nations. of dis
armament to a feasible extent and OF
an arbitration court. We are seeking
peace "a permanent peace - long
these lines
The Morgen Post and the PERL ne
E}gemGlne LelIUnS lND jHF ATt man
ia in pointing ont that the German
government has unreservedly placed
itself on record as approving the reich
stays peace resolution actuated BY
the same peace desires as is the great
majority of the German leoDle.---
Several newspapers concur IT
stating that the obseesion OF direct
reference to Belgium amply is atonet
for in the official admission that the
government approves the p2pe's medl
alton.
The Tageblatt says: "Presuppcsins
that the opposing parties will not re
fuse 10 surrender the German colo.
Aies. Germany will yield up Belgium
This much is established. Germany
in principle. is ready to restore Be-,
gian independence"
The Boersen Zeitung observes thai
a careful perusal of the note reveals
very definite declarations Of conc 5
sions. ALI now, the newspaper s1ys
depends on the good will the belli
perent governments
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The We ather.
Its Oddly.

FORECAST for this section: Fair to
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-09-24
Sundays Games.

At cago-Philadelphia 4 Chica-
go, 1. list game.) Batteries-Alex.
ander Killefer; Douglas. Prendersast.
Dilhoefer
Philadelphia, II: Chicago, l. ed
game) Batteries-Fitte-y, Adams:
Carter. Aldridge, Elliott
At incinnati-Brooklyn, 3; Cincin.
natl, ?. list game.) Batteries
Pfeffer. Miller; They, Eiler, Wingo.a
Cincinnati. s: BROOKLYN, 0. ed
game) Batteries-Regan, Wingo;
Cheney, Coombs, Miller.
At ST. Louis-St Louis. II; Boston,
5. 1st game.) Batteries-Goodwin.
Hartman. Snyder; Barnes. Scott.
T-agresser.
Boston, Z; st. Louis, 1. I'D game.)
Sf.pdipc If the CIrhs
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BASE BALL SCORES
Following is the Result of Games
Played Saturday and Sunday.
SATURDAYS Games.

go. /. list game1 Baiteries-Rixey,
killefer; Hendrix, Dilhoe.e-.
Philadelphia, t: Chicago, l. I'D
game.) misunderstanding Adams;
Walker, Dihoefer.
At Northumberland, 4; Brook
Ign, 2 Batteries Schneider, Smith;
Vanguard. Kruger.
At Pittsburgh-NewY York, =; Pitts
burgh, 1. Est game. II innings) Bat
teries = Perritt, McCarty; Cooper,
Smith
Pittsburgh, l New York, 0. I'D
game.) Batteries-PondeT, Schmidt;
Demaree. Rariden.
At ST. Iouis-Boston, 0; St. Louis.
0. ia innings, Darkness Batteries
-Nehf Ira greSSa r: Meadows Snvder.
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GERMANY ABUSED
U.S.P|,OTECTION
Secretary Lansing Reveals
New Plots.
TEUTOh MINISTER ADMITS ALL
Reveals

Secreted Powerful Explosives anc
Deadly Microbes in Bucharest Lega
ton, Secretary Reveals in New DIS
closures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-10
HUGGINS CASE POSTPONED

ALTON. Okla. Feb 9-Thc ta-
NOUS uusgins trial, which has been
"haugmg fire" FOR over a year has
been postponed ON account of senator
j. j. smith. attorney for Mrs. Hug
gins. being In oklahoma city attend
ing the state legislature and unable
to attend court To defend her. About
two years ago Mrs. g. u. Huggins
shot John HuEgius, one of the most
prominent farmers I'm this commuu-
ity. Her trial was set for April a
year ago. postponed until fall and
then postponed again on account OF
the poor health of the defendant The
exact date for the trial now has not
vet been set.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-10
M'FARLIN TO LEAD
PARENT CIVIC CLUB
Chamber of Commerce Direc-
tors Hold Annual Election
of Executives.

At the annual election Of executive
officers oC the Chamber Of Commerce
held Yesterday during the noon hour
i'm the breakfast room of Hotel Tulsa,
X. NJ McFarlin. prominent oil man
of this city. was elected president ana
Fr:nk Greer and Mark Carr were
elected first and second Vice-presi-
dents respectively. Joe i. Byrd, 1r-
of the niou National bank was
elected treasurer.
Tho election of MCFarlin as prcsi-
dent was made unanimous by the new
board of directors after Frank Greer
had placed the name of McFarln in
nomination. lpou motion Of j. VI.
berry the nominations fur vice pttsi-
dents closed after tine names of MI
Carr and Mr. Greer had been uug-
geStcd. and these men were elected
unanimously. There WAS but one
name suggested for treasurer, that 1t
Joe Byrd. His name was placed in
nomination 10y Newton Graham of the
Planters National bank.
Railroad Matters Up.
Following the acceptance Of several
reports. rendered 10y Secretary Clar-
cucc Douglas the directors took up
the matter of the location In this city
of the thru freight division point OF
the Frisco railroad from Sapulpa.
Several committees to work on this
matter were appointed 10y the presi-
dent and Secretary Douglas was In
,tructed 10y the directors 20 appear
before such bodies as he saw fit IN
oklahoma city IN defeating the aims
of the Sapulpa chamber of commerce
I'm dctliuug the Frisco from moving
It's terminal to this city. Colonel
puuglls will leave for oklahoma CITY
o frs Ia
Mrtwcn Reads Report.
Just before he vacated his place as
president of the organization, MIR. Me
ENcn read mis- annual report which
reviewed briefly the many projects
which had been brought to the at
tcntiop Of the civic organization.
The directors at their meeting yes
tCrday also voted to discontinue the
usual Tuesday MONDAY luchcons OF
the Chamber of Commerce. The meet
ings to be held Friday during the
noon hour will be continued. The
fonoWing is the complete roster OF the
officers and directors Of the Chamber
Of Commerce:
Il. NJ. McFarln, president Frank
Greer. first Vicc-prosidcnt. Marx
Carr, second ice-presidont; Joe Byrd,
ir. treasurer. Clarence Douglas, sec
rotary, ana directors as follows: j. II.
McEwen. Mark Carr, W. A. Nandevcr,
Frank Grccr, Earl Sinclair, 4. j..
Hartman. Iaul galloway. j. I.
Forster, J. W. sanders, @. c. Stcbbins,
{. :. Avery. NJ. &. Hale, y. r. Graham,
Alexander Kerr and X. NJ. McFarlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-10
WAR DECLARATION
NOT PLAN OF u. s.
CONTINUED FRoM FAoE ONE

d. Ia ~
Wv ] NJ '' nv" ''''' .,.
Gerin'nN is indeed prHctcu'uE WI"
Hcr l'''vl,''l,''" pu''NS -, ''''''1 w.
.t,,. ,,...,i.'.,n 1,,hn,s b...l,.o ID,
r..,r t,,, fba, v.ul he suul If tho,
mas, m, tb, war zonc is ono of tho
'.',.e,,,,,s icir, ci,.n c,rcf,l r.o-id-
..,.,,inr A. as ,otild pe learned To-
J,, ,Lcr, h,yn noon no roport.. to tho
,',,t.,,,,,.ort ~ ..rinus corssoueuce,
+, ,pJ',.trir. but snrh roporfs are cN-
roct,j ana .hc enforced idlcucss o.
,bc ,,c,.r,r. oc.; is a subject OF
,,royins o>,sror.,tion
Su,,c recruitment was expressed in
,d,nir,efrn.iou ouartcrs tod.,v over
,,,'., ,'''. ,a,s,,,'ol MS an imrlic,tion
.rr,airod in Ccrmanv's request Of
,i.,...,J,,. ,,,r,rd tbot o!d treaties
i,,,,.cr p,t.,io ana no I'nlt.d states
~, r.,,rir,,.1 ,h,. su.b action w,s
rc,.'ss,,r, to mako certain that tho
,,,L,s ~ G.ruons In thi country
,.,,,,.,rt..l urd,r those trcati,s he
,,,..i, ...',,,r, n was r,it,rpt.l that
/ ihc American Government fully in
tends acting according to the spirit q
/ Tho trcNi"@ ...,. ,.
Nhlc t"' '','N ~, .".'N w.,
!hi't'l'1 'N p'N'1t V' Wv ,i,S
+ Jaw WIN C'",''' ''''- ~ ,t,'' ,..,',
i -''' -... No..
'S al east "' ms "'',~ ., t.'"''s
. prlh''p'' u"u'I WI. 10 w.. "''
pleased With \rutralS.
Tho administration is understood TO
%. hirhl, rraufi,i bv the action NJ
many nrutrJls no urotcStmg with va
ryir. degree, of rrmue~s AGAINST Gor-
Imau,'s now .uhmaruc policy while
mono has so fn, followed the load and
81 rrcstion at the United States 10y
hr,lkiur off diplomatic relations.
.ucyerfh,lcss the expression OF seutl-
mont WAS s1id to bc the chief object
desired ny President Wilson i'm sug-
r,siirr action tu thcm
Th,rr MAS no sensation to disturb
Tho ,luital TODAY Preparations went
ON with ouict tnoroness for all even
Qualities. Within "A short time. per
hans a Few days officials fear that
/ GERMANY will ukc the step which Will
make these preparations essential IN
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GcnnnrS Leave TUESDAY.
! Final lry3urcmcrts for tho depar'
urc Of German officials on the Sc1ndi-
ravian liner. Frederick VIII. next
/ tuesday from Now Norl, via Haitian
for Chri.uaua. wore completed TODAY
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seeking Mail service.

LONDON. Feb. 9.-(6:lS y, nj
Tho Norwegian government is nego-
tiating for the establishment Of a reg
ular service between Holland and
Norway, says the Exchange Tele-
graph company's Chiistiana CORE
spondent. The scandinavian mails to
and from England would. In the event
this service was established, be routed
by way OF Holland, which Is permitted
a daily service with Great Britain, the
correspondent adds.