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The Washington herald., 1917-08-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ohicasp, Aug O-HOGS-Recsipts, n.o0;
scoug. Bulk, Bl5als.oO; hght. l5.Nal6D; (;
ulxsd. 5saz.oo; heavy, lSsal7.oo: new hish
rsccrd; rough, IS. .4Oal565; pigs. u.2aA.25.
CATu1E-Receipts 200; firm. Native beef
cattle Tnal45: Western steers, IOOaI23;
sspcrs5 and feeders. 5.son9-5; cows and heaiers.
kTal2.6o: calves. s75al3O
SHEEP-Reesipts 4.o0Os strong WetherN LD
al4.90s lambs, 9.50al490
PttsSburEh. Aug. Io-HOGS-Receipts, ZoOo;
Anftss and hEhsr. HsaTies. H-5al7. %; heavy
U&Gs. n.BaH.5; light yorkers, l55alS5O;
ptsz I5nal5.5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 30; steady.
100 sheep. 1880; top lambs. lATS.
CALYES-Reosipts. 10; active. Top, lo-o.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Aug. lo.-BUTTER-Sold fairly
and was well cleaned up at late advance. The
quotations were: Western solid packed cream
iry fancy specials, A: extra 42aB;; extra trsts,
81. firsts, -; seconds. g: nearby Prints fancy
IS ayeraEn extras. Has. frsts TAT: seconds,
{1aH special brands of prints jobbiug at 2a52.
EGGS-Fire e--s scarCe and firm AZ recent
adTance. Demand -ood. The quotations were:
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER d G
washington. u. O.. Aug. 8. lgI7-sealsd NO
nosals viii b. rrcuiTUd al Ills oaioe Room So.
Distrlct Building. until o'clock r. m Ar.
GUST =. 1871. for furnishing and delire-ips
2,v1 automobile and 500 motorcycle identff-
s s'lon 90 hlinnsT plates. SPECIFICATIONS and form
oi o. Isopnsal 10 be obtained upon Application 70
me Prohasiug OficeT. %. G. Room 20. Ds-
liict Building. LOUIS BROWNLOW JOHN
70. ". KNIGHT. Commissioner II r
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE sT0cK-
holders Of the Eas Washington Heights Trzo-
oon Railroad Company for tss election Of a.
recsou and snoh other bushes a. nav prup-
Gly cone bcfore the meeting win b. held
WEDNESDAY. Ans. IS fsIT. at the ofio. q
me company, 800 PcnnslVaHia avenue, Randls
Highlands. d. c.
Polls open from toBp m.
L. = BAYNT. Sec-r4a-r
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Aug. lo.-Interest in trading on
the cub was concentrated in the dealings in
independent Oils. There was vigorous demand
for many OF these issues at advancing prices.
with speculative interest most pronounced in
Northwestern OIL, In which there was q large
volume Of business at 81 TO 9S cents.
Furnished BY W. W. Eastsrday q Co., Inc.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR ETNT SPF5TTTz-

FOh hENf SPECIALS
- = nv, nv, f' bszy 90 st 50 G., w.Slo.o
10 D N@p u; D. - 6ol "a ne. 6r. b.. $50
~ y r. D.. - sS u nv, 6r, b. $50
zssi tIo5t.s' ~ =, o. 80 D 5ih NV, r. b. go
JSTs -. -. ,. =. - Calvert lor b. 20 50
~ 80 Nv z :. ~ = 18Th nv. 10 Zb sOsD
eo1 = ~, D.. -. = University llr.b e .
d. II. JOHNSON 90 Is,S " ~ S-,- a. ~
FOR RENT-FTVEF00IT RT5TF=T7-- ,=f5fs,7,
--.- ls2 6th g. su. Apply no x a -
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WANTED-HOUSES-

GROOM MODERN BRICK F0T=SF ON .sTT7=
helghts; electricity and gas. rent NJ. -
- - per month for Tpveumeut Official bT lstb
Ilone Main l53 for iufornnti11 --''
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only way to be a loser is to join the
campaign and do nothing.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY
real estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to pr1or paymentz.
MONEY 10 JOAN-so0 TO s5oo.Ooo ON D. Q.
real estate. Several trust funds, th TO per
cent. Al transactions conducted with econoni
cal copsidraticn for borrowers. a.
r. soathan Rpndapss so xA = az - l.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
URNTSHEn

80 -IH ST. sE.-TWO or THREE VERY
ATTRACTIVE ro1ns 1n foor with bath; on corner:
gas incuded; reasonable.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

n IfD Established thirty-Ons yoars.
DTdQI0rQ Second Floor. Southern Build-
ing 18th and II. Phone Main
20 lntrieats Investigations.
ilafartIya Delicate NegOtiations Troubles
Of a Personal or Business Ma
iurs rrbmpty adjusted Con
Service sy5 :glssion oo5.r;,i 5Ra sf,ios free and
BAD BILLS COLLECTED OR No CHARGE,
Rents a speciality. HAMMER. Attorney. els
18th ST. NV. Phone NJ. l72
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WASH. JUNK CO.. 18th and D se. Line. see
WE WANT JUNK.
UNITED JUNK COMPANY,
North SOS. ll0 W 81. NV.
MILL CALL AND PAY S0C PER HUNDRED
fOr new papers; sec for msgazines. Highest
rrices fCT all other junk. AMERICAN JUNK
CO.. 652 Pa. ave. se.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-SuRIIRRAN

'VLOhbD-IMo ACRES LAND. !R0GN
house, near Rockville rn-F O-'v eTo -.
nalanoe nonlhly. Wonderful bargain. PERCY
II. RJ ssELL Co. s-h s.. and \. \ ave.
COLOkED-TWO AURES LAND: S-R00N
house; near R0ouile road; ouiy 500 cssh;
balance monthly; wonderful harzain. PERCY
n. hlsSEL-L co. Oh and y " ave n
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET GARAGE THAT WILL 0UTLAsT
any sarass in the market. IN appearance. dura-
blnty. and pEice. v. r. X, ,BlEN. Evans kleSs
22ca g PsSs y E&s
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
2fD STOMACH or CASES, SoURfJE4S,
 si AND IlJDIGH9T ON
oss Ulapepsins HG1leyee 9aelh

0a don't want . aloM relmedy when
 6e stomach is bAd or m uncertain
 6A 0r . hAxmfn1 orle onr stonaAeh to vNluAbls: you muels't injute t h4kh ArasEic dfug6 Is Y HApess D1aD4pGdn ie noted for It.
 Dd in o1vtn9 reliefs lts har1n1ep. si6G !; itA c<han unfailin9 attt0n IT u1A&1ng sout. 6aasy st6naaosl1: s1 co1ek relief in Hon. dy5% T 1nd kAstrifi1 when caused by
 itx isAs made t fAn,ous the world
 k4Sp this wonderful stOnsach sweet 1u0r m your homo keep 1t handy Tt tAf6e Afty-cent cAse from any S1rue store and then if anyone should SNAt something which doegn't agree ss5afh tlaem: II what they eat lays like sl4aA, fermenfs and sotrs and form1 cauooe headache. adiaines1 and 6nea eructAtioua of acid and und1- j beod fcod-remee1abGr n Aoon = IkpAs DlApepein ,couaes tn cont9ct v kh Che Sfomacl II he1DU to neutrAl- fa4 tho exce1pivs acidity, th1n alI the q iGtrees caused by 1t diGap- p3af4 1k ro1nStn tnesst certainly and 1liss in oyttiqo1nin9 such stomach dis 1rAses is fesslation to those who 3ky IL z.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
EARvED DOLLAR IERICA'S DANGER
m P,l Iin' Elpounds His PhlIesophJ d Life

Uoorea L.1cNmtt, tho Dinner rA1l - 0avo m adAre6o It tho HNlloW- S eaDper At tho '. ". c Y. lasl 1xAt 1a @AnAaGtce,e OnA DAneor.' : - GnnnorI Nl1a tlAa lalk QE . periee GeA lva 1en ots9a ueA ths ef IT and VT tlo 1hbst anc-
 Al q tiAe IT. elgutt said 1lef1 Anose - not NAr. bul M - tAat Wox1Aipa Sho unearned
 1li cond tiIle thaA
 - - lH ' n an1 111nco II tho
 e 1 l1 Q4r1 la6t naeh<sn talk
 1IiII1 ll 6 31 So t0ee ontAna eic
 eSG TT. fdI IgGt4sa tAllg 1oSlQNs: N Z -. | il r ll to lopa t1d tlse on1 1lif fIl S1 1 lo1nSi q TT ' y for - 61veu IS 6sts< X 1inslk q th4
 IT eane el,ls r .
 ek llls ~ ' 1lose & CT oN1d teA e6a1 eaog and
 ur2 Ny. Or mt oE 1eul
 so6aa1 fed z
 eleenda1l - tGaa9he on
 eane daihl NlA seyea1 .
 k - oes3ene. yuouM uky M oaaN ouho eo0lse-
 oozno t4sI - Iln4 taey ASo
 6oaa ia TT = b1o, bu4
 TIT u3 h1ve n1i R tl,o1e t11ek axS
 ioSAnooes ea s6o cnll6e tho one - Am l6 N 1IA II the ll,l v Fl tko eii1aax 1hEalsAf ok t1a1 11s 5ulSu9cJt tkD 0l,hn to the dowM1A1l 1sout and Oivtli1n4to1- Wham n
 1ov0 dk lk0sK IT tho rot IT ut3exod no f1rAd4 111e n6cnsy n T sSu4bol of tn 2i Iuote uf hurnam activity. but hA gcSd VGry cleAxiy tho 1aot that the 6S1 ok islpaaSy yl1thDut tyizlG Ao lDS Sf nr6ducfa Fl Of 1orae ulefu1 1h3Ax I r6St r aIl Nstl. 1laa ullAer LII " 5gxo6 1Iht the downfalI Cf Qreek Ssn ctyilix a&iOp. Tho u1aea1hAd 1i6 aanA ipstv v1leee is tho den- lSSot n most hlr6peen clvll- 1nny The ulaeAz1le dcIla n 73ii1SS1. N| kIGua r,Itt. nroaxs6sive An1xica.
 e one dalager ox fnA ss. nspnna.s,
 & t6 nc4Aing rcre ssa. more iod than tho dolaar thAt rsprssseafs
 lint ereat4d ny psaMn aaad lpt
 f3 k rho chilosa inSttnct Tor
 222v6 nlav naarlE1, its kin6lllp with CSator. vorf ls. ds eu16t t0 be- Fl IF of me cAiId srSNn tsll. n6tS nSe161a child 1AoOd md TIT cre1pa m tho pQisonols lla Sh6ky tfset tilla sreao of life < 7S sSS ? faxhsf fI,1h 0lter% sAs IT the 661IesS. tllA4 calls ' 9i1iss naaAriaee for 7I q 4 ly sc1 titlo sa e o1lt 91a ssstS6i of fhe wct1d's rtcalest mon F TT 8nice: Vhakfs yrong with IT2 11l1r3 wfiSxs sfIA4 Ted1 1oe DoVz 9l 1T StE16gi gio | uf VII F9ISS ineapacfty & tAe Nt43ld to pro- IlS eenSroasly IT to shel1aA lal klavttv q Els eaa q sasrS n
 nS1G wFeng with l : llili1s srow very sra5 < And sFs nj
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
ALWAYS RELIABLE
 KIDNEY REMEDY

do not know how long I have B6s15 ae1ling Dr. Kilmer.s Swamp Root, But have been in the drug bus illsss 1liiee 1874 and stocked Swamp Root since 1t was put on the market. I have sold great quantities of 1t and 6ssieve 1t must give universal satis- Ane<3on to its users.
 Very truly yours,
 H. M. Burnham, Druggist. June s, 1916. Oldtown, Maine
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
A6ILKlfEN DELIVER DEBT.

PlainAeld, March sAdilk pro- ducers living betwecn Providence and iy1l1limAntic. at . meeting just held. dtcided to hold out for the price of e5 cents for . ten quart can, or stop send 1ng April 1. The receivers of milk 64ered 60 cents can. an increase of three cents over the winter scale. About 9o,OOOO quarts of milk is shipped from the territory covered by the pToducers' association. It is un- derstood that company of producers. In event of strike will take the milk to Providence and sell it for the bene- it of the producers, eliminating the wholosAIer.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
Tn HID II oAlgDTDA1E

MatthSw IT. 1fssl<ill. one of tho lsadefs in the r0rsstefs of Anetsca In CoilneckScut, has announced hte candidacy 1or Sub-chie1 ranger of the KraI,d Court II the coming stA&4 con- yention to be held in Nov Haven 1T May. Ifr. Nesattu would 1aake a1l ideal occupGnt Of the chAir. beln1 We1l vereed in m plsAses ,cf mo ora- der in Court Friendly. whet1 IT teld all of tlIe important oflceA 4Ae aocal ds1sia4sS E . man. 1t h ssjd. GrS out .stronr for nh election.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
FA1sEwEriD TO 1snANDnias.

London. March 27.-A CopenhAgen duapaxch to the Exchange Tel>graph c5r1ipany that tho King of Denmark haa a6sueA pfoclaraa Ion o1 farewell te 4 people. of tne 1516 West In- for their lcyq tlse snothsr cotln- try during cent4 41ee and ex- presses tho that the islands will enjoy . IT. future under the
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
.oHE u||||ATIC
 [ORIuRE
, M uexone Pr1scE1pE3oa 0e'' and
 ta En anA ACa,ane yp1u Vantah.

RholI1 3o misery is now thdng ok 1Ae pat
 A IL nnAt11Se not how sore your 1oinfs < Eu, eF hOW olfen and painful. ono { E614Io' Of ss1eDas Prescription S3'' 2 vliIl make y04 Ans and comfort
 seutrou4 prse 1ien %" is . diff t resnody. It IT . liquid that
 a&1S uric acid absorptaon $ h tlse blo0d and 6ekly soothss 7 Z. NGnh f1D inlIaaamaf ff0n. Ik l1y talEeS the agony out of 1o61I1a md musd31g and naakeDet ; ft6 m. s.Nsutrone PreE1ption 1oss' { ID poA tAang to have on hAnd at tasN8 e1n1oo. IT is especially t1loant0t - m aa4ack n coming on as 1n d. 5 oyoey seall6e t will after lev ' tlA n 1vnGon 61 rlAeunatie
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27

GOING TO ST. Tzs01EAs' PARRISH.
 Boston. March 37.--rzev. Jasnss .ahoerin, rector of St. Matthew's Episcopal church in the. 6outh nos- ton district, has accepteA . cAlI to become associa41d with the work of St. Thomas parish in New York. Hc will be vicar of the chapel of tho parfSh, which h used in connection with set&lGment work.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
F. EI. DOES ITS SHARE

Charlottetown, F. .E. l.. March 27.
 -R11adtrts of this island, which has = population Of less than l0e.00O have conts1butsd @4s1. 900 for pa- tffottc puf1Osee slnce the beginning Of the var Premier Mathieson, In calfinx the atteution of the lesisia- t,,re t0 thi1 fit. said the government was consadss1ng plans for establish- ing farlns for she use of rsturnins so.-
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
CHARLESTON TO GIVE PLANE.

Charleston, March 27.-1An $S,0OO airpi1ne will b1 Charleston.s con- trib,i4aon to the gOvernment as an expression of patriotism from its citi- zens. Fred c. Paters. collector of port. is the originator of the move rnent.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
TAX ON 11rAI1s TICKETs,

Halifax 1Earch 37.Taxation theater-eo4rS n Nova Scotia, at rate ranging from one cent, on nve-cert ticket to ten cents on . ticket cost ing moro than fifty cenfs. is pro- vided for In . bill which has besn in- troduced into the house of assembly, by rrem1k Murray. The bill sttpu- lates that the tax ahall u collected by the owners Of theAtsrs by means of tickets issued by the board of con. oors.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
3 TO . BUx WHITTIER MO1fC.

s Ss TO BUY WHITTIER HOME E. 1bury, 1Gass., March 17Uf- sf6eto U sFna6e . fund for the purc1iAes and ,3r1eervat tlon of tho home sof John GreenIeaf Whittier n this tcwn 4rs being made by tho Whit&1sr I1onns as-- eocietion. T1ao houss scontains many rnanuscrip4s and other xneanentoes of the poet. His grand nepaaAw, dr4sn- owner.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-27
Letter to Dr. Kilrner . O., 1imghantOsl, N. ".
Provo w1sAt s,yamp-Root Win Do

Provo WIsAt SVvAmp-Root Win Do
 For You.
 6end ten cents to pr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. r., for sample site bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive booklet of valuable information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writ inr. V, sure and mention tho New Britaan Daily Herald. Regular fitty-j cent and one-dollars sise hottIes for. sale at all drug stOrae.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
PICTURES BELGIUM'S
PRESENT PLIGHT

Head Of Mission Tolls United States
Senate Of Devastation and Ruin
Wrought by Germans During and
Since Invasion Of Army.
Washington. June 22-The Belgian
missio nwas received today In the SEN
ate chamber with great demonstra-
uion. An address by the head OF the
mission was received today In the SEN
tude for Americas aid and sympat thy.
was punctuated by frequent applause,
Afterward senator's were introduced
to members Of the mission. Baron Mon
cheur, addressed the senate as follows:
You all know the unspeakable evils
which have befallen my unfortunate
unprovoked invasion ac-
companied by a deliberate system OF
terror the burning Of many OF our
cities and Of innumerable viii
lagos, the massacre Of thousands Of our
peaceful citizens. the pillage and dew
astation Of our country.
Then followed the iron hand Of for
eign domination. enormous war con-
enacted from all the nine
provinces Of Belgium the seizure OF
raw material and even the theft Of our
so that now the silence Of
death reigns IN all industrial centers
which before had been the most active
In Europe"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
SOUTH AMERICA
AIDS RED CROSS

Contributions to Fund Being Secured
in Other countries-$75,oo 100000 in
Sight by Nisht-Anothsr Fund Soon
May Be Required.
Washington, June 22.-America's
campaign to raise 310o.0oo,000 this
week for tho Red Cross today assumed
international proportions when word
reached headquarters that committees
of Americans In London and Paris and
In Panama, Ecuador, Peru and other
South American countries are raising
funds.
Promises OF contributions aggregat-
ing several hundred thousand dollars
came also from Alaska, Manila and
Guam.
Compilations early today showed
363. 900, 900 was obtained In four days
and todays work was expected to
raise the total TO near S75,000,00o.
1t was said today that the pros
pective aeld Of work for the American
Red Cross is developing SO fast that
500, 900, 900 might not be sufficient for
long and possibly either another pop
ular canvass for funds would be con-
Quoted or congress would be asked
for an appropriation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
GERMANS BRIBING
MEXICAN PAPERS

Offer Free Print Paper to Those TAX
Ing Pro-German side-Tryins to
Stop camp.;s. Urging Break With
Berlin Government.
Mexico City, June 22-Dvery pos
sible pressure, including financial Of
fers, Is reported to have been brought
70 bear by Germans and pro Germans
to stop the campaign Of 81 Universal
for the severance of relations between
Mexico and Germany.
The discussion Of the campaign has
brought renewal OF charges that pro-
German papers are being aided in
their campaign against tho United
States by free print paper supplied
by firms in the United States. It Is
known that 400 rolls Of paper were
shipped by a New York firm to q paper
in Vera Cruz in April. It IL charged
that La Opinion Of Vera Cruz was Of
fered part of this shipment FREQ II 1t
would take pro- German stand. The
paper refused.
other papers here have repeatedly
charged that the 400 rolls were given
free to the ro-German papers in
Mexico City, TelegrAphic news writ
ten to misrepresent the United States
comes from New York and apparently
has no difficulty in passing the CEN
sor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
WOMEN UNDER
ORDER TO QUIT
WHITE HOUSE
Police Put Disp',y Of Ban-
ners by 8 ragists
Un9 Ban.
LEADY ARRESTED
G = MINOR CHARGE
Hailed Into Police Court For eieekad.
ing Public Highway-Womsn sprine
Surprise on Officials by Display o.
Banners Bearing Quotations From
President Wilson's War Speech
sufrasists Undecided a. to Future.

Washington. June 2s.-The police to-
day began dealing with the suffrage
pickets about the White House with 4
firm hand. 1t was ordered that no
banners we're to be permitted to be
displayed and twenty policemen were
on hand to enforce the order.
Miss Lucy Burns, OF New York. and
Miss Catherine Morey. OF Boston. car
riers Of banner who refused to move
from the White House gate, were ar
rested and taken to police headquar-
ters.
At police headquarters the two bAn-
ner bearers were informed that they
had been arrested for blocking traffi-
and unlawful assemblage. They wers
released on their own recognizance.
Spring Surprise on Police.
It developed that the suffragists took
their banners out again today under
advice Of counsel but that they had
sprung a surprise on the police. In
stead OF banners bearing Inscriptions
characterised as "treaaonable" and
Offensive" they bore banners inscrabed
with phrases from some OF President
Wilson's addresses. s
The banner which led to the arrest
today carried this sentence from the
presidents war message:
we Will nxht Tor the thinEs We hAv0
already held nearest our hearts -<oT
democracy--for the right OF those who
submit to authority to have voice in
their own government"
Suffrage leaders were undecided
whether another effort would be made
to display a banner Some were in
clined to favor awaiting the outcome
Of the trial Of the two women. but
others favored display Of another ban-
ner at once,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
RUSSIA WARS FOR WORLD PEACE.
H.ad of Mission 70 America Gives Aim.

Head Of Mission 70 America Gives Aims
40 Troops voss 20 Fight.
Washington, June 22-RussiasV con-
secration to q war to the end with
German autocracy was avowed by Spe.
cial Ambassador Boris A BakhmetiSff,
head of the Russian mission here, In q
statement to the American people. Only
thru victory. he said. can stable
world peace and the fruit: Of the Rus-.
sian revolution be secured.
Tho Russian people Thoroughly un-
derstand and are fully convinced" Mr..
Bakhmetieff said, ~that II IL absolutely
necessary to root out the autocratio
principles which underlie and are srep-
resented by German militarism which
threatens the peace. the freedom ana
the happiness Of the world
Reconstruction Under War. 81.
All classss.sin Russia, the ambasss-
dor said, are concentrated on the enor 3
mOus task OF rec0nsIruCtionsu u10deE E1ec.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
Austria Without Cabinet

Amsterdam, June 22-Count Henry
Clam MARITIME, premier Of the Austrian
cabinet which recently resigned. has
failed in his attempt to reconstruct the
ministry, according to q dispatch from
Vienna. The count has asked Emperor
Charles to invite some one else to form
q cabinet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
Report Loss Of Cedric.

London, June THE sinking Of the
Norwegian steamer Cedric is reported
in a Central News dispatch from Co
penhagen which credits the announce
ment to the Norwegian foreign Office.
The captain and twelve men are said
TO be missing.
silt was reported several days ago
that the Cedric, a freighter Of 1,12s,
tons, which left New York May % for
Liverpool had been sunk, but New
York representatives Of the line said
they had no official advices.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
The Weather.

Iowa--Unsettled tonight and Satur-
day; probably showers In east por-
ton; warmer tonight in east and south
portions.
Range Of temperature at MarshaT-
town: Thursday. rs and IS; Wednes-
day. 70 and SO; Wednesday. June FL.
50 and So. Al this morning. 81, yes
terday 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
RUSSIAN MISSION HERE.

Three Representatives Of Now Republic
Arrive at Pacific Port.
A Pacific Coast Port, June IA
Russian mission to the United States
arrived here today.
Count Vassile Stoica, Rev. r Meta
and Bassile Lucaci are tho members
Of the mission. Count Stoica wore the
uniform Of lieutenant in the Rus
sian army.
After visiting Washington the mis-
sion expects to stimulate recruiting
for the Roumanian army. r.r
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
4ctAAsERs" PASS TEST.

Trial. 81 ;;,,, s:..--..= satisfactory to thu
4. Builders and Naval Experts.
reports from the New York navy yards
on trials Of the first Of the 10-foot
submarine chasers show satisfactory
results. The boat already has weather
ed her first test run without develops
ing any defect.
\ The new patrol boat is equipped
with triple screws. driven BY three gas-
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crecIan 'Exilss Depart.

Parif, June PA Dispatch to- the
Hhvas agency from Athens says Form
er Premier Gounaris, with thirty other
prominent Greeks, including NJ. ORA
gounris, son Of ex-Premier Dragoumis.
and once minister to Petrogradj em-
barked today on the order for their ex-
pulsion from the country.
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Arrest Forty Alleged censpirators.

Dallas, Tex. June 22.--Federal oNi-
cials announced today that forty Of
the flfty-tive men recently Indicted
here for alleged seditious conspiracy
against the selective draft law have
been arrested, Among those taken into
custody yesterday and today, are q.
L. Rlsely, state president Of the Farm
ers' and IAaborers' Protective Associa-
tion, and w. T. Webb. state secretary
of the socialist party.
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Los Angeles. Cal. June 2c-Twcnty-
eight men were taken into custody to-
day on federal warrsnts charging at
tempted evasion Of the selecttve draft
law, Fourteen others were released
when they showed registration cards,
Warrants for 102 suspects were given
the police last night with instfuctions
for service at / o'clock.
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LABOR SUPPLY NORMAL.
No Unusual Lack Of Men For Farm
Work in Middle West.

Washington. June 22.-Commissione
General Caminetti Of the immigration
bureau. who has just returned from a
trip thru the middle west. reports an
improvement In the labor supply with
no unusual lack Of men for farm work.
Kansas state officials have asked that
no men be sent there except upon spe-
cial request. The bureau expects its
labor organization to be in great de-
mand when the first army draft vs.
enforced.
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Ask pissoIution q puma.

been aioI.sa by Bye = email faction In the
soldiers and workmen's congress calls
Ing for the dissolution Of the duma
and the council Of the empire The
action is based on the ground that in
the early days OF the revolution a
group OF duma members took advant-
sge OF their parliamentary position to
hecome the center of tumult which
was anti-democratic.