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Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

July ii.-Russians s-iIs town oi
kniusr
July i2.-wldesprcad labor disorders
IN West caused by Industrial Workers
Of the World German agents susp-c,
-d. Chang Hsun leader Of Chinese
monArchists, flies 10 Dutch legation IN
Pcking
July 10, British bring down ~ Ger
man airplHn.s on ives, front NJ big
g-st air battle 50 fur.
July Chancellor R.thmnnn iIoll
Veg resigned aud Dr q T. Michhrli'
succ""dcd him, Germans took fr-nch
p"sts south of Cuurcy House passs-I
Si1nr nrsnuU aviation bill.
july - 80 French t"pE lmInr,nn'
hllls positions from Germans south oi
K"iius.
July 10 Russians took l.,hEiuny
from Austriuus. but evacuated kulu.E
July II French took German
trenches near Mrlancuurt TiJr,
members ~ RUSSIAN cnhlu.t resigned
riots In r"trusrad suppressed shake
~ In British cabinet.
july IA Increased activity nu llou
mHuiHn front. russians took part u
NnSicn.
July ~ Great German attack be-.
tween 'raounr aud liur,eb.s- partly
successful Chancellor AlrhH"lis de-
clur"d fur submarine wHrfar- lIus'
SLAMS driven hhck Ia vlnn region. Tru
tons make aiyHnc,.- Ia Gulicin
July n=Dmft fpr American M.
tioual army held. Premier Lvor II
Russia succeeded boy Krfrnsky Ger
many called 2.pbbsr Of brf youugrs'
men a. m" culurS.
July - - senate passed food control
and uyiutiuu bills. Russians ln di>or
DERBY retreat, burning villages
July ..-G.rmhu uyinturs rHii"d
England. killing II 10 cnust towns. but
were driven away from London siam
declared state % war with G-riuany
md Austria Hungary.
July - krrrusky given nhsolui.
powers N dictator ~ Russia Ger
man, l"st heavily IN attacks alous the
ch"min irs pnmcs
July 24-to-ihals penman aud
white ou, ~ shipping h"uri Rear Al.
miral Cnpps = y. Hurley AMI Rain.
bridge Colby Succ--d.J them Nc.
Ainn asked congress for s5.urJDrl.vbl
NOR" fuf wBr Russians evacuated
StHnislHu. their whul. line p.rilcd
French defeated Germans on Cruonn"
front
July 2j-Dlvision 81 traitrous Rus
sinu troops blown 90 pieces by own
artillery rs part ~ General knrnllnG ,
measures 'u restore order L"uln..
Russiuu parIfst agitatnr. captured uf
ter greatest mHu hunt Russia ever
knew
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

Washington aud been snubbed, Ger
many masses ave army corps To over
awe Holland,
February iS.- British hem In Turks
ne kut'el'Amarn. Mesopotamia.
February II. - Germany releases
American Yarrowdnle prisoners
February l7.-Iearu German EN-
bassy gave orders for crippling of Ger
man merchantmen here before publica
/ tion ~ ruthless warfare note,
February o-Austria backs Ger
many In ruthless warfare. Food riots
In New York, probably stirred ~ R
German agents,
February - Germany torp'do"s
seven Dutch ships leaving Falmouth
Ia violation of her pledge.
/ February "a British strins"n,ly re-
strict iml-urts tn fight submarine war,
February - Germans max. "stra'
t"gic" retirement un Amer. front. la
conia, British ship sunk unwarned on
Ireland iva American women killed.
February ~ 1-I'r-sid"nt asks con
grrss for authority 10 arm American
m.rchantrraf, British capture kut'
Z "l.AmRrn
| February - s-'.crmany's plot 10 ally
Mexico Hnd japan With her against
IN. United States and her prnmis" II
ihrc. American states iu Mexico re-
I y.alsi
Marrh i.-pr-sid"nt Wilson cnns
I nrms story ~ German attempt in IN
cit. Mexico md Japan. Tokyo lie.
nounc-s plot House passes hlll io
arm ships Im ,o ~
March 3 Russians take llnmnian.
. Persia. from Turks
March = President Wilson de-
nounc-s "Wlilful men In senate wh"
Z nllhus'.rri agnlus, armed ship bill.
. killing u hy ending ~ ndmlnistra
ton term British 'ak" over Camille
somm. front from French. President
I takes oath ~ uf'c- for second term.
March 4 Presidents advisers tell
him h. has power 10 arm ships with.
uu' action u congress
March berlin admits srndine In.
'.ry,ptri zimmerman note 20 Mex
iro
Nar,h . President calls ertru ~on-
.-r.ss session fur April III
March British captur" Rasdai.
Russian revolution starts rrtrograd
tr,-,ps ir~.ft government
March - German u-hoat shells
and sinks United States merchant
ship Algonquin without warning.
March - China breaks diplomatic
relations With Germany
March is-C1Ar Hhdlrat"s
March ~ Grand Duke Michael ~
Russia r-nuuuc's throne. bringing
Rnmannr dynasty 20 m end puma
In cuu'rul.
March u Germans begin hig re-
treat 20 w-st front Announced vats
- Russian p~opl" viii decide form of
government
March i NeWs received NJ sink
| ins % American ships city " Mem
phl-. Illinois sud vlgilancia by L
I hnais - men missing
March Il Wilson calls On congress
ta meet April instead - April IL
I Twenty lost when United States tanker
~. So, ~ u,tisrJ q. .urk
80, a, 80, 49,,
Marrh - President orders partial
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Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

ffhh'r capture @1,bb
october 5 Allies land at Salonikl
october s-Grrmnus occupy Bal
grade.
october 10 Bulgaria attacks Ser
bia
D"crnber D-Grrmany announces
Serbia IL entirely conquered
pcc"mb~r is--Allirs cVucua,. Gal
! lip1li.
February II. 1914 Russians capture
ErIaTum. Turkey
February Sl.-Grrmnus open verdun
offensive.
April y Russians take Tr.birond.
Turkey.
April - lr-h revolt IN puhlin
April - British h"s.rg..d Ia Kut.el.
AmHrh. Mcsrothmln surrender
Mny ~ Battle ~ JuuGnd ~ Brit.
ish and - German uars'ips sunk
Jun. 5.--l.ord Kitchener drowned
when cruiser Hampshire .s tprp"doed
north ~ scotland
Jun" II Russians rriHEe CEsrno-
vltf, capital " BukoWlna IN great ~.
f.uslye
Jun. ~ Arab. Rebel frum Turkey.
capture MrrcH new Kingdom esthb.
llsh-d
June - British aud French In
great drive IN west
July 9-Suhmarins msrchhntmhn
Deutschland r-nch.- baltimore
July III Russians r-iAkr Brody.
northern Gnilcin
August g-ithllnns take GnrlEh,
July 10 Russians take S'Rnislau.
Gnlirin
August 2s.-RpumHnll enters war on
side ~ the entente aud lnyhd"s Tran
sylvuulu
September -'crmnny begins great
~lyr"z. on R"umanla.
November 80 First great air hat.
'lr ~ worlds history - British.
French and German a.rplun.s brvught
down
December 5.-Toutons take Bu-
chnrsS'.
December - -G"rnnuy op"uly prof
fer pence 90 her enemies
December - = President Wilson
asks both sides 10 i"iu" th'rr war
hiins
January II 1917 Nrws received
German cruiser Mo.wr hus taken :.
ships iu Sputh Atlantic
January - Wilson asking peace
without victory" demands United
Sntrs enter world lragu" ~ close of
var
january ~ -G"rmany declares ruth
less submarin. wHrfhr. 90 alI ships,
whatever nationality IN The war zones.
February Stated States sewers
diplomatic relations with Germany
February aG President asks con
rrrss fof authority tu arm all Amcr1-
rHn vessels
February 26-British capture Kut-
el.Amara
February zimmerman note
suggesting alllanc. ~ Mexico aud
Japan with Germany against Unlied
States made public
March II British capture Bagdad.
March II Russian revolution starts.
March - Car abticu'cs.
March I7-GcrfHuns begin hig
"strntcgir retirement" on ives; front
/ April 3-wusou asks congress 10
d~rla-. stint, Uf Haf with Germany.
April President signs congress
resolution prorIalmIug war.
April : cuba declare, war on Ger
mnny
April a-Aus'rIa Hungary breaks
diplomatic relations with United
states
Aprl 9 British storm Nlmy Ridge.
April Iu Brazil breaks diplomatic
relation, ~lth Germany
April lG French 10 great offensive
uenr Aisuc river
April - American fro!ghter Mon
golin sinks submarine, this being
the first American victory ~ the war.
April 2s.-Bo;h houses of congress
pass sclective draf, army bill
Mny l5-Elg Italian offensive in
Carso begins
June 3-ChinrSc royaliS'S name
Chang Hsun dictator Germans assist
plot
June 5.-Amcricaus register for
army d-uf' without disorder
June British blow NJ MesSnes
ridge. explosion hcurd In London
June s-Gcncrsl pershInc reaches
England
June l2-Kinc Constantine Of
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Nus Oenti6eu &ir6cn.
,GomsurSia @cmcinoc".

Die &crinnmnIung 0eS 6rouenncr-
Gins om Wiittpod gtodmittog NOR
iebr out beiitht. Gen &oriib Iiibrte
ole YrGiiontin 6rou emma Sbom.
iorot, oic inter anOcren1 miregte. ooB
man ollgemeincr ais biSber Die 0c
meinocbeitrGge nod Dem m6hentIiheu
&upertlpltent 5ablen modte. Die al
meienOen Srauen perpflihteten lidl,
OieS in Der Notwithstanding
uno untcr ibren 6reunocn 5t be
fiirmorten. InBcroem puroc be
idloilen, am crlten OicnStog m0
Mittpo6 int DECEMBER Elm glbenoeIlen
SIT pe%ranitolteL nit cincm Serfollf
BON Mcibnodts9eIhentcn lleber oic
Gin3elbeiten miro in Ger Nopember
Terlommling Oes Meiteren beroteli
meroet. ~ 81 Sem alli Ole Teriamm
lung iolgenoeH auffee uno Sudden
luoen niht meniger ais 9 @eburts.
tneSfinoer ell, idmlih Sri. 3ola
@oebel mo Ole 8rouen Sobn 8eueer,
s. 9unfborit, SbomoS Sorioro.
y. u. Men5cl, &otberino Meinborot
Oscar S6leihert, emma Sdlottcr
bccf ullo Wtorgmcte Sobotto.
PIN nGditen Sountog finoen 5mci
@otteSoienitc itatt. I'm If ltbr lul
tet observation-disclosures Die 5lpei @aupt.
fragen unicrcS @loubens. Nodmit
tags I'M $50 llbr lit @fillionsicit
altf Dem &nIenplnB BON @errn ull0
6rou montgomery on DER Cummings
Game. Gbepp Ghule. Gin Neoner pom
msmdrts miro Cell nebmen. Elm
Eaitcr IS. u. 6hmint BON 0enper.
Colo, ser interelionte GriabrungNn
qeianmelt bot m1breuo elmer Meihe
bon Sobren mitbe3ug olf 9cutidfird)
lihe Serbaltniiie i'll iernen g9eiteH-
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Sim SonlstoaglbenO. Nen l3. 8!

-9hm SmlStog9lbeno, sen IS. OF
tober, miro 0err lSomeS 8. Morton
inn &ntbiou 5empel einen %ortrN
iiber oie Esperanto 8epeQlmg boil
ten. Scrr Morton bat lif einen Nlli
ais Seloiefretdr mo 8ertreter ser
Single Ear 2eaglle ermorben. Gr
bot bereitS boGmihtige &ortrdge ilber
ole @eitenermgsiroge gebolten. 6ait
ieoe QroBere Stoot ser Union bot i'm
qebort.
Or. aorl g. 0iibider, SefretGr
Der bieiigen @eionotihnft Ger Shmei5
|mno Or. Charles @lliaeumier ltottc
ten Den @efongenenlogern 81 SortSq.
letborpe lno SortMcYberIon moielbit
Iih oeutl6e @efangene befin0en, eli
men 8eirld ob. Die beioc1 Serren
Snipeftoren fanoen allcs in better
Grommg Dor. &iele @efon9ene mllr.
Den BON Ben Snipeftoren iiber ooS &c
ben I'M Eager befraet uno elm ieoer
mor nit oen 3ultdnoen 5uirieoen.
Die Nolisci perbaftete Den 81
Sabre alien Gouoro Yerrp, cinen I'll.
iennrbciter, lue9en @iaamic. EerrnS
erite 6iottin lebte in 9lnocoItio. ,Snl
9tlgnit beirotete er oie Mitme Yoll
line 30. Barr. Seine erIte Satin be.
tlogte lih oaB Eerrp lie pernuhl6iiiQi
mo niht crllGbrt habe.
Sll0 ser Is iabrige @orl @cBlcr
pom 40 Torball Hoo0 N.&. nit ei.
mem Mcpolucr ipiclte, cntlllo lid, 0il
ShuBmoifc plotlid mo Ell pcrmltn.
oetc icilicn Treumo @corQ ". Meoop
Ger Ncrpunocte mnroc nuh MollIl
aebraft mo pom Nr5te bebonoclt.
Sem 3uItnn6 lit nidt b~eoenflib. 0ns
lln9lild iii alli eincl 3niaa sl,ildgl
filbren.
PIN porigen 0ienSta0 predict,
Der 13iGbrigc Sobn oeS Heo. Noloe,
aus Baltimore in Der Continual @op
tilten Stride. tie uno s Str. &c. 8
Gine groBe 3uborerihait bate lid elm
gefunoen1 nm Dem anabcn 5usub6
rem.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
GrSfIuuna Der @inter-S ailOm.

Bon jeBt an meroen lih ole oeut
l6en &ereine mie0er regelmGBig per
lammeln. Die Mitglieoer lino ber3
li6lt gebeten, an oen Sibungen pilnft
lid teil5unebmen. auh boben oi,
meiiten &ereine lire Yrogramme fiji
ole Saiion 1918 feitgelett. Siei
mir Dos Yrogramm ocs Ger
MGnner- GborS" iolgen:
Abend- Unterhaltung
D~onnerstag, den IS. October
Concert und Ball
Montag, den 10. November.
i'm Old Masonic Temple
Weihnachts- B scheerung
Sonntag, den 80. December.
Theater-Abend
Sonntag, den 90. Januar.
Masken-Ball
Montag, den IS. Februar.
i'm Old Masonic Tempel
Humoristischer Abend
Sonntag, den II. Maerz.
Theater-Abend
Sonntag, den IA. April.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Columbia Sraaer @ranfen lInter=
ltiiBMnNsUerein.

Ole Mitelieoer mo @ambrimus.
finger oe.. Columbia 8rouer aron
fen neutrality-suspicious. lino al
ciner SpeSialoerlammlunQ fir 0ien0.
tag, oen i6. Sftober, IN Ger &ereinS-
bale. 922 ga. Ape., einaeloocn. Der
3mcd Ger @eridnmhlng lit Sic BE.
ipre6ung unlo 4|birimmnna tiher oas
meitere 9eiteben oes @ereins. 9ei
oieier @elegenbeit miro man gum les.
ten Scale bel einem gutem eolen
5~ulummenIein. I'm piintt.
lihes Griheinen miro gebeten.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
3m u%erfanien.

Sine 6arm, 200 Acres srOH, 400
Oom $50 IcreS %oiieues eano mnO %
Wires @alS iiuo, fir Den biliaeu
Grcis pun $500. Die SOrm lit in
&utumac Bead aelegen, nabe Golu.
ninl Bead nno miinidt Der Gisemtii
mcr ,ucsen IlterSidnua6e iidl snriif.
5n5ieben.
Sfierteu rid)te man an oGS Mnib'
,ngtun Sonrnal, no 6te Str. N.sM
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05

Die amerifaniiden Sausfrmlcn
bemiiben iid, an Iett uno Del an ipu
rem. Cine ungeltelte llnteriu6rna
in oen 8 groBten Staoten oes 2mnoeS
crgab, Dob man in Den s~lbfolbebGl
tern beute 1872 Sro5ent meniqer Set
porfinoet I'M @er9leih 5u Der Belt Dor
Dem Arieqe.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
OentIdjer llnterititmngsbmuS,
Siitrifte 40, 100 mn0 410.

G(l(e Mitglieoer uno oeren Sumili-
en- bonn Observation-Disclosures o.
0iItrift 40, 100 mo 4t0, meroen on
Dienstdq, Den 8. Oftober, III aorl
Sommels @ullc, on einem llntcrbal-
tungSabeno teilnebmen. Die 9Seicr
f6nqt nm 8 llbr an.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Semi6umerifaniider llnteritibnngS'
&crein."

Mm 9ienstog, ben 8. Oftober, Der
iommdt ii6 Der 0eutihamerifonil6e
llnteritiibungsblrno 81 elmer fitr3en
Sisnnq Inn 100 llbr in SD. MaB4
monns Sole, 705 tie Ctr. H.=@.
0unad miro Elm "Smoter" gegebcn.
Bel oieier Sisung miro audi Ole Sal
Ienlrage er0rtert. |ae Mitglieoer
iino eingelaoen, piinftlih 81 eribeinen
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
@ebMrtem:

Gbeooor mo 81. 2angobr, &nobc
&arl lmo Marie Sinfle, MGohen
s. II. 4lmo Sorn, MGohen.
@orl II. s.. @agller, 9no6c.
@id. II. Gertrude Shmiot. Gno6e
81. II. Gtbel aleiL anobc.
Mor mo 6lorcncc Scridmonn.
Wdbden.
Soiepb uno Maric @erborot, MGh
hen.
SoSesfGQe:
a(nna sc. Siiaina. AZ Sabre, 12t
9temton Ctr. H.=@.
Ga Motte S~epcnsoort "A Sabre,
Homeopathic Soipital.
GbeidIieRmuesu:
Sobanm g. S6neiber uno Barbara
Hotbmuno.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Ct. Soieph,s QiebesbnnS.

@m 8. 0ftober finoet cine Ser
lammlung nit 9eamtenmabl oes Ct.
Soiepb'S 2~iebesbunoeS in Der ct. So
iepbS Salle itatt, un0 3mar nm 7.o0
llbr obenos. ollie Mitglieoer lino er-
luht, iih oaran 5u beteiligen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
,GGa6er @ercin".

Die regelre6te @eriommlune oes
GliGiler &ereinS inject an Wtontug,
ben 8. Oftober, obenos 8 lbr, III Sp.
MoBm1m's @olle, 705 tie Ctr. g.
u. itott. Dies lit Die leBte Sisung
Dor Dem I. 9%topembcr, Dem Gage Der
ErobibitionS .Ginfiibrlug. 9fIe Nit
elieoer iino ber5lihit ST. Der Ser
lammlllng eingeloOen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Wermii9tc Na6ri9ten.
Ghiffa6rt 6eSro6t.

Cine ernItlihe 2obmlegung Der
G5eani6iffobrt miro befiirdtet ourh
ben Streif BON 1000 Oodarbeitern IN
8olten. Ole SrohtberlaOer Der So
Iton uno Wtaine uno Der 8oiten uno
NlbanD 8obn perlungen S.Ititn0iQe
glrbeits5eit uno 2obn3ulngc.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
g4. omnnn MorOiner III ium.

". @mpml Gardner iii 5lmt
l.lohiol0er 0eS 0iitrittS GommiliGrS
N{oicr Nepmun crnomt moroen
Or miro bis gum l3. Suli 1919 in lei
mem MINT per6lei6en 3, h. bis gum
shluB DER Giemtseit ieines SoraGn
NerS. 0err Gardner bat iih bis Oa
bin nod nidi ilber lem gorbabcn III.
ota 9uamu geauB2rt.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Cine lAarfe &orlase.

Ger Selegraf Mil IN Grfabrung &c
bradt buben, bob IN Berlin cine Sor-
ldge mlsgearbeitet miro, moourh oie
&egierunlg Mngeiihts bes Mongels al
ytobrungSmitteln ermGhtiet meroen
lol, ale IuSldnoer aus Dem 2an6c
5u meilen Ole niht IN Der ariegsin-
ouItrie beidGftigt limo. Die @orloge
miro notwithstanding i~mnerbal6 zines
Wtonats gum @eiet erboben meroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
@leibt neutral.

Die Grmartung, Argentinien mer-
De 0eutihlanb Den &rieg ertloren,
miro niht in Grfiillune gcben. Scr
YrGlioent lit entidlollen, peitere Nell-
tralitdt 81 wnbren uno miro I'M 8ur-
lament feinen 8ru6 nit 9euti6lono
beantrngen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
SentiAe Staote bom6arSiert.

4mtlih miro mitgeteilt, fran56ii-
ihe Sliegcr bGtten 0omben aui Stltt.
CART, Die @nnptltoot @iirttembergs,
gemorfen, ais 8ieoerpergeltungsmaB-
nabme gegen Den Ingriif oeiltiher
Slieger mlf 9orleO Que. MlI6 muroen
Srier mo &oblen8 nit @omben be
morfen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
81. entb. Nreieiniafeitg Stride,

@ottesoienite Sonntggs II llbr
moreens osntid; 80 Abr abefos
englii6.
5onntagsidule $50 llbr morqetls.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
sdlmRGbnns.

Der &onereB ser Nidtilapen faBte
in ieiner Sisung in 4iep cine Reio-
lution oeS SnbalteS, &uBlano miille
cine oemofratiide 8unoesrepublit
tper0en.
Seoer Nationolitdt, eini6lieBlid
Der &oiofcn, miilie ein groBeS MoB
9(utonomie einqer1ltmt mcr0en.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
Seine @uhlem fiir @auaSa.

Der Observation-Disclosures Or. Gar
fielo ertcilte fiir5li6 Den 8efebl, Die
MISUNDERSTANDING BON alien amerifa-
niiden &Gfen Ser groBen Seen nod
aonaoa iofort e"in8ulteaen. Die Sob
len perben na6 Dem Toromelten Ser
8ereinigten Staaten aeben, no gfan
gel on @rennmaterial berri6t.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
3u u%erfanfen:

@1derci pno GiScreom @el6Gft
icit pieIen Sobren 6etrieben. wegett
.3llriid5iebun9 ans Dem @ciddit sI
pe%rfoufen. Nud8uirogen unter W}20
in Ser Grpeoition oieic$ 9lnttes.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
ct. So6auues- Aird5e.

Ode Az nno 9 Str. S.-M.
Woreen-@ ottesbienlt Inn II lbr.
@ben0 @~ottesoienlt um s llbr.
Sonntag$lhule I'M 10 llhr.
@ebets Mnooft jeoen Wtittmo6
Der Observation-Disclosures @erein ser Ct.
SSobameS Stride peranitoltct 0icllS
tag, Den 90. OCTOBER. in Der Offs
$40 s. Ctr. q. 81. einen On
tier &oait. &irhenmitglieoer loluic
6reunbe lin0 oa5ll. ber5lihlt einqelor
oen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
3niammentrefiem.

GS miro ofii8iell befonnt gegeben,
oaB aailer @ilbelm ouf leiner &iId
reiie aus &umanien az O3ieoiB IN
Neiterrei6 nit aoiler aarl 5ulom-
mentrai.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
NnS ben Ntreinsfreiien

yiaHriHten fur eiels SpaIts maftn bic ~ipdtsitsns Dtiti
nod Mitass IN unsrer Nseafticn itin, ptun lie in her
1Dohe Mufnabme FReen ielen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
S6arfe Spra6e.

Bie Suan {. Burns, ser bieiige
merifmil6e @eneralfoniul bier er-
fldrte, muroen in Stem Sort i.ber 100
Meritaner in ungeiesli6er 8eiie fiir
Die Nationalarmee a%usgeboben; Ger
@eneralfoniul erfldrte, oaB er Die
Rcd)te ser bier mobnenoen Werifaner
bis 5llm GuBerlten i6iisen meroe.
@iele Werifaner muroen p~er6orgen 9e-
balten, UNI hire 8~erbaftung our6 Ole
WilitGrbeb0roen gu p%erbinoern.
Obgleih Die Mitglieoer Der Sic
bungsbeboroe ieine amtli6e Steaung
fannten> mur0e na6 Mnga6e bes @e-
neralfoniuls Der @i5efoniul SeiuS
Wnrtine5 fir Ole Nutionalurmee an
qemorben.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
SepOnieren ssmmelem.

Die 8erliner 3eitung om Wtitiaa
6eridtet, ser &aiier uno ole &ailerin
bdtten ser Heidsbonf cine groBe In-
5ubl mertnoler Sumelen CUR &erfil-
glng 9eitellt uno Anmeiiung erteilt,
oieielben 81 permenoen nm Deutld-
lanos decentralization i'm Nuslaaoe
su perminoern
Washington Journal., 1917-10-05
General Yeribiug melbtt Sas Mbleben
eimes I~ngeb6riseu SeS Expeditions.
fOrps.

@eneralmajor Ieribing melbete
oen 500 oeS Sauptmann Maroin G.
Waliop pom Quartiermeiiter<4or ps
Maaop ltarb am 81. September in
einem Barrier SolpitaI zines natiirli-
den CODES. Mallop, oeIien Suter Or.
s. @. Mallop in @reenmooo, Sno.,
lebt, frat als @enIeiner in Ole Irmee
elm.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-19
UstERNG
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th THE DAY

Ghs day marks of the most important days IN this ot
who has buy merchandise We've demonstrated to you
shadow of doubt that this Store with its marvellous syste
with its standing in the communicative repeat again. it
fered to very best efforts
opening the Spring business event that would
we've purchased of the largest stocks that ever was ST
that long this store is able to keep prices dow
some talk may be- but that talk straight tro
In noson TO back I'D that talk with realization of what
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-03-19

10 Our Little Boy and Girl Friends:
You don't know what it has meant
to us to have had so many of Won
here at different times in commence
ration of one more year in your e.
ventful lives. We know that this
worlds cares do not hang very heavy
over your youthful heads-we are
glad that it does not and we hope
that as you grow and develop into
mature years that it never will. We
can remember the time when your
fathers and mothers were no older
than You are today and in many cases
they were customers of this store.
We have enjoyed your birthday par
Ties and We look forward to them as
you dove almost feel young again
when We. see your smiling happy
faces and we want you to feel that
every person in this store-owners-
clerks-everybody-is your friend.
Make This Your Store for Eatser
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-19

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-01
WAR BILL
Exc EMPT S
ONLY RICH
Revenue Measure Will
Be Fought Out In
Senate

WASHINGTON. June Garry
ing tax levy OF approximately 81
500 100000. LHg war revenue bill Is
undergoing its finishing touches in
the senate finance committee today
Meantime the FIRST rumblings Of the
forthcoming fight against the com.
mittee draft on the senate floor
took form today.
The bill as drawn adds materially
10 the burden on the shoulders Of
the poor, while so far the incomes
Of the rich are shown the greatest
solicitation. MILLIONS are to be
raised In stamp. excise and consum-
ers' taxes on life necessaries. such
as sugar. coffee, tea and cocoa.
Commodities. such as jewelIy. es'
cape entirely
Drafts on The incomes OF tho rich
have been most moderate and there
has been no increase in inheritance
taxes. approved by the committee.
Many western senators today said
they Will make floor fight against
the excise tax on s.gar. Tea, etc.
They believe there should be a sur
tax on incomes over 10000 This
was eliminated from the house bill
bv the senate committee
Some eastern senators, however,
insist that the sur-tax and also in.
heritance tax should be kept OUT be
cause otherwise the states will have
practically nothing left 10 tax for
their individual use.
These eastern senators. most OF
whom oppose the "pay.as you-go'
idea. and who prefer 10 let coming
generations bear years Of financial
var burdens. argue that there will
be between s30O.0o0.O00 and $500
100000 in bonds that can make up
the difference between the si.S00.-
600 900 proposed taxes in the house
bill and the si.500.000.000 the sen
hlt NHdH'f ANulNlltAtf wants ~ "
duce il 10, The additional s400,-
100000 is necessary for the emer-
gency shipping program.
Here are some OF the tax in
creases tho people will have 10 pay
Tax on incomes as low as $1,000
for married men and $1,000 for
single men.
Consumption tax on coffee. sugar.
tea and cocoa
License tax on autos.
Tax on railroad tickets. berths.
Pullman seats. etc.
Tax on parcel post and express
packages that cost more than 25
cents 20 send.
Tax on long distance telephone
calls and telegraph messages on
which the charge is more than IS
cents
Stamp tax on musical lnstru-
ments, patent medicines. athletic
goods. first or second class mail.
amusements and club dues.