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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
European War News.

The French mine sweeper Jupiter
struck a mine in the British channel
and sank with d loss of eleven lives.
Peace without annexations is not
acceptable to Germany. Germany
must continue to fight and al win if
she holds out. Chancellor o Beth
man-Hollweg so declared In a speech
before the main committee of the
reichstag. according to quotations in
the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger.
The sinking Of fourteen British
merchantmen Of more than 1000 tons
Z, six less than the previous week.
Three merchantmen Of less than 1000
tons and seven fishing vessels also
were sunk.
The vossiche Zeitung and Lokal
Anzeiger. both OF Berlin. agree that
Chancellor Won Hollweg resigned, ow-
ing to a letter from the center, or
clerical party, declaring that the con-
illusions OF peace would be rendered
more difficult IL he retained his ONCE.
Halicz. the stntegic key to Lem
berg, capital of Galicia. has been
captured by the Russians. says a dis
patch from Petrograd. Halicz is
sixty-three miles southeast of Lem
berg, on the Dniester river, and Is
an important railroad junction.
Having broken the strong Austro-
German line in the vicinity of Halicz,
the Russians are pushing forward
from Halicz toward Lembcrg, the cap
ftal Of Gulicia.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

Nebraska. Iowa, South and North
Dakota National Guards will be con
centrated at Deming, N. NJ. according
to reports from Washington.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

To conserve the nations meat sup
ply each person in the United States
is asked by the food administration
to cut down by at least me ounce the
amount of meat eaten each day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
Liberty bonds sold at 80 40-5Oths on
the New York stock exchange. one lot
Of $4,000 going ut that price.

Unable to make a profit because the
cost of raw materials Is SO high, all
bean canneries in Utah have suspend
ed operations.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20
Washington Notes.

The Administrations trading with
the enemy bill is in the hands of the
senate following its passage by q viva
oce vote by the house.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-20

Reports that Mexico is abou to
break. with Germany led to the au-
ttoritative statement that any such
q move would not be based on advice
given by the American government.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-25
Before Entente Powers viii
Consent to End Great War.
HAILED AS AN ANSWER
TO PRESIDENT WILSON
British Chancellor Says That
Allies Also Aim at Peace, But
That Other Things Are Nee
essary Before 1t Comes
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-25
Berlin Reports Successful OPP
erall0ns On River IA.
DEUTSCHLAND EXPECTED
TO ARRIVE ON SATURDAY
This Is Date Set For Her to
Reach New London Re.
ported That South Atlantic
Raider Is Converted Liner.
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several fort positions Of both sides
OF tn" river "A. by ID" German for
eeH. with Lon prisoners, u officers
and u machine gums. WIS reported
p the @9 etfiec today IN state.
zen = operations on The eastern
aa Eha 3Haiana brought up
ION fasorez and founterattacked
4z aoahle 60 top The progress
p 81 German allies
'e'tsso'7nd May Come Saturday
80" t.ondaH Conn, jan 20 Sat
afdHy January r. IS HE date upon
winch INC German #abmersible peut-
scotland is expected 10 arrive here.
f ~as learned today officers and
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-25

CONTINUED ON Page EIGHTY
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-25

Probably snow or rain tonight; clear
and colder Friday
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-07

this eHum,y ali Of the
MAURY COUNTY produced the prize yield OF corn
for Tennessee for two years succession 67 bushels per
Our Farm No. 1oso-145 acres Columbia Pu
laski pike IS in cultivation oaance
walnut beech and locust s noa r e
splendid repair spring water In every ne'u e ~
ouhouses etc. Price, $1looo
MAURY COUNTY corn awarded first premium
in County Exhibits Tennessee State Fair, 1910
Our Farm produced that took Sweepstakes prize
first state faH l'l0
Tise Fair, 1916 This farm contains ozo ACRES aa
one mile Columbia 300 under plo" zz
acres blue grass water springs creeks etc
Handsome ample barns sho and other buildings
$125 per acre.
MAuRY COUNTY Agricultural Agent Mr. 0. l..
FARRIS demonstrating 1000 acres IN corn on seventy
Eve FARMS averaged so bushels per acre o oarrels
Our Farm No $ the farms 1t contains ITO acres
miles from Columbia splendid cultivation
acres in bue II barrels last
year. springs stock barn. splendid old style reson
running n residence and barn. Price, NooVo
MAURY COUNTY is the best wheat producing coun-
~ in the State ,.,o villa off
the pike 80 acres can be cultivated out
all set in grass will make 10 barrels OF corn
40 acres it make barrels Ample improvements resi-
dence, barnsot buildings. Price, $l15oo
MAURY COUNTY does produce greater variety of
crops tina any oth=r County in the State
Our No miles from Carriers creek broom
eight springs on the place. oas"n "
49, MAURY COUNT produce two crops each year.
winter cover crop and pay crop.
Our Farm No Columbia mile Glen
dale land Splendid location Price
s65oo
MAURY COUNTY the County (which the Ten
eee Experiment Station selected grow the first bea1c
less barley.
Our Farm No. 1oss-1OS Columbia Groveland
Station cultivation, balance timber and
grass residence barns spring and creek
MAURY COUNTY farmers buy more implements than
ssmy other County in the State.
No liz contains zoo acres
ten miles from Ry Station acres IN
tenant residence running water in
house, nj $27,5W
MAURY COUNTY produces more melons ard asrsr-
.pus than any County in the State Culleoka district
alone shipped cantaoupes in 1916 valued $loo
Our miles Bear Creek pike l25 acres
room house. good Darn
& payment balance easy TERMS e
pendidv
MAURY COUNTY ships more lambs than any other
County in Tennessee and tops the market.
is easy if Our Farm NO
miles from Columbia 2eO acres OF rN
rolling blue and good DARN
Will take $4,000 IN e.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-07

MAUkY COUNTY ships more phosphate rock thatau
other Counties in the State combined.
Annual shipments dollars
No 1908 has large phosphate deposit The
tans acres Columbia mile Railway Sta
Splendid neghbors schools churches $50 rich
Is in woods Two
houses
fencing. Will take $1,000 in exchange property
Balance
MAURY COUNTY has produced the richest strains
Jerseys in World headed famous Landseers Fan
cy first champion cup holder; 29 lbs IL butter days
1886 4os IL ga o. year. Also Blsons Belle champ
ion cap holder, 1923 lbs. butter in one year.
COUNTY with deposits Of s2oOoM
COUNTY HAS telephone with
combined subscribers Five railroads which
daily service Twelve postohc
thirty rural routes distributing mail over e51 miles daily
mAuRy COUNTY has 1000 miles free roads, with than
public
High School building County outside Of the Cities
Increase your by buying grass
III 2O miles from Columbia fronting
pike, 100 cultivation 100 in and timber
go. rich rolling blue land No improvements Price, $50
Maury COUNTY (coumba has Daily Paper and three Weekly
old, only daily tho
weekly thirty
five old and the leading weekly in the South
MAuRy COUNTY is divided into
we'll we'll waed by RUNNING spno water good
roads, schools
onet
according
climate heathfuness unsurpassed.
COUNTY industry. ar"
located in Mauy The o
for
Of honey
annually fields other fragrant foliage
indig soil of this
MAURY COUNTY During sN
million dollar
Poultry
su"
stimulates took h'
competition with the statetIarse laying contest held
Nashville Tennessee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-07


crops which can be grown here; their prosperity -
neIs of trade. #..
MAUKY COUNT took nearly ali first and second
prizes apples at State Fair 1915, and topped Nca'
market on Early Harvest Apples 1916. .o..
splendid orchards for family USE ou
Farm No 1905 contains miles from Columbia on free
pike IS in stock water, GOOD encns oo
Price Sl25Vo "lh aAe oHe"N
in exchange property Balance easy
MAURY COUNTY produces more hogstor IT. market
than any other County in the State.
Our 1o67-51k miles from Columbia one mile from
pike All be cultivated but three or four
Splendid improvements Running
house and barn.
MAURY COUNTY is the only County in the State
that has produced 81 900 hog p Hatcher Soda Berk
shire boar to ]. D. B. DeBow for $1,000.
different No 1912 is great hog farm Inc
= 10 miles from Columbia on the pike,
cultivation balance of the farm IN cn roh'ns
spenddy waered fairly good improvements
Will take onehaf in exchange
MAURY COUNTY was the only County in the entire
south lone OF three Counties in u. S. selected by u Gov
lernment for Hog Cholera Serum demonstration
greatly raising industry by stamping
1872 contains rs acres miles from Co.
umba fronting cultivation balance in pasture
Good fencing good stock water resi-
and orchard Price, $4,000
street Mule Market in the world Frequently 100000 or
more mules change hands in one day.
Our equipped mule farm 1t contains
500 acres of the best pixies At
All of the balance in blue grass
and grass rich farm with magnificent
improvements large barns springs one els
gravity through the barns large sos large
twostory residence Price s125 acre. VIII
accept $4,000 in exchange property balance easy,
MAURY COUNTY produces many beef cattle as
County i the State Several hundred head thorough
bred bulls and imported 1916 as heads herds
One farmer sold shipment OF beet cattle for $2OO in
Ilel6.
equipped 600 rich land 400
finest of running stock
sio barns tenant houses large residence oeauuiul
Price, 5000
MAURY COUNTY the only County in the world
that has produced two horses that have gone mile
less than two minutes Star Pointer l5O a. and Naro
leon Direct l59 4.
j Columbia 2 miles from railroad nch till
able land present and 5 under
pow. everlasting springs
large barn. residence rooms 2
porches house and barn. Price Oo
per exchange for farm worth $4,000 to $4,000 and
/ accept difference
| MAURY COUNTY (Colunba) is the Headquarters OF
The American Breeders Association of Jacks and ennets
O62-9 acres miles from Mt Pleasant fronting
There is such an interes, taken now in MAI
kk00 for pictures Therefore, we have decided
. w u.s. we will gladly come and take the pictu
nts road ways or anything that you think will make
+ of Blue Grass Farms from $1,C
81 Al ~ =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-07
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
SAY DOCTOR WAS DRUNK
WHEN CAR STRUCK BOY;
VICTIM WILL RECOVER

Charges that Dr. J. NJ. Garrison.
Portage I'd, was intoxicated when
driving the car which struck Allen
Kelb, II years old, near the high
school building on w. ColfaX av.
Saturday afternoon. we're brought
against him i'm city court Monday
morning. Garrison entered no plea
10 the charge, and the case was con-
tinued 10 Wednesday.
The doctor was arrested follow
ing the accident. about o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Witnesses say
he was driving his car rapidly
and swerving from side to side.
Young kelb, who was riding a
bicycle. attempted TO get out Of tho
way. and as the machine struck him
ne jumped clear Of his wheel. Wit
nesses say that his jump is all that
saved him from being instantly kill
cd.
Reports from the kelb home, SOC
Leland av, Monday morning said
that the lad would probably recover,
although fractured skull and
numerous other injuries may leave
permanent affects.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
WARNING GIVEN
DRAF TED MEN
Provost Marshal Warns Men
to Report Change of
Address.

Warning is given all registrants
for the army draft who may have
changed their address since regis
tering to notify their local boards
at once of the change so that ques-
tionnaires which Will begin TO be
mailed out by the boards Dec. 8
will reach the registrants without
delay. This warning was teie-
graphed to state Consumption Agent
Jesse Eschbach by Provost Marshal
Gen. Crowder and copies OF same
were received Monday by local eX-
emption boards, with the request
that the information be given the
widest publicity.
Registrants are bound by law to
keep themselves advised of all pro
ceedings in respect of them, and
failure 10 do so may result in the
registrant losing right 70 claim eX-
emptiOn or discharge. Failure of
a registrant TO receive and execute
QUESTIONABLE places the registrant in
a serious position that may result in
his arrest as a deserter and de-
prived Of substantial rights as a
citizen. According TO the rules Of
the war department, posting of the
names Of those TO whom question
naires have been mailed at the office
Of the Tegistrant's local exemption
board IS sufficient notification. Seven
days are allowed for the question
naire to be properly filed out and
returned 10 the Office Of the regis
trants respective board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
Gary High Schools
Are temporarily Out
of State athletics

That both Emerson and Froebel
high schools at Gary, Ind, will be
out Of state athletics until Sept. 1,
1918, has been learned here. The
Indiana High School Athletic asso
citation has suspended the two
schools. because, II is claimed, and
admitted, that meh from both
schools were played on one team.
This, according to members OF the
association, is directly contrary TO
a ruling of the association made
some time ago.
That letters TO both schools had
been sent out by the board, telling
of the ruling that men from both
schools could not play on the same
team, was shown to be true, al
though the principals of the schools
say they were never received.
Local feeling ran high when the
announcement was made. That a
81 eat injustice had been done was
the claim. i was limited that be-
cause Gary Emerson had a very
strong team, liable TO take the state
championship. the ousting was done.
There has been talk or pushing a
reconsideration of the ruling. since
the board voted Gary out when its
district representative was absent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
CONTINUE MANY CASES
IN CITY COURT MONDAY

The cases of c. L. Twiford, Frank
Moon, and r. l.. Mattingly, charg-
cd with entering cars TO commit a
felony. were continued TO Wednes-
day in city court Monday morning.
Bonds OF $500 have been set in each
case, but the men have been I'M
able 10 furnish the required bonds.
:. NJ Clark and r. c. Drumand.
charged with robbery by Lawrence
Miller. pleaded not guilty. They
were able TO furnish the $500 bonds
asked The complaint alleges that
they stole SIS in money. They VIII
be tried Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Marker. charged
with intoxication. would not tell all
Of her case to the judge, so he con-
tinued the case until Tuesday. Civ
ing the prisoner a day in which 10
think il over.
Joseph Gergacz and Alex Ho-
warth. each charged with petit
larceny. pleaded not guilty. Bonds
of $50 were furnished by the two,
and the cases were continued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
M'ADOO'S ESTIMATES
BELOW 1918 EXPENSES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

600 for the care OF hospital patients.
The increase in the naval estab-
lishment is shown by the request
for $213,229, 557 for the pay Of the
navy as compared with $126,5S2,44S
for 1918. For provisions the navy
asks $64, 4S5,353 nearly % million
dollars more than was required in
the preceding fiscal year. Fuel and
transportation will cost S4S,4OO,OO0
and construction and repairs of YES
sells 100000, 600. For the pay Of
the marine corps $22.153,37O is
asked as compared with S13,531,37O
for 1918. The total maintenance
for the marine corps as asked is
$61,111,912.64 as compared with
$4,000, 34S.7S in the previous esti-
mates.
Big Sum for Submarines.
For submarines a total Of $780,
$4,000 is asked as against $16,-
S16.11O in the last estimates; for
.desroyers $125, 100000 is continued
to be available until expended. For
armor and armament $4,000, 600 is
continued and for ammunition 81
100000. For improving and equip
ping navy yards and completing
vessels now being built in them
1000, 600 is asked
The treasury department. in it's
estimates continues all public build
ings now in process of construction
in hundreds of cities and towns
throughout the country. For this
purpose S5,555,549 is asked.
TO Improve Harbor Defenses.
For the sea wall at the San Fran
cisco quarantine station sos, 200 is
asked. Under the public works es-
Inmates appropriations are asked
for continuation Of the general i'm
provement of the harbor defenses
Of the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
already begun and for the main
tenance Of searchlight and power
equipment, floating mines and the
like at all harbors on both coasts
and at points where an enemy might
try TO land. The total amount
asked for this important work
which includes not alone the main
land of the United States but the
insular possessions, etc, is S3,332,
445,122.52 as compared with So
177,542,14S in the 1918 estimates.
For repairs and Improvements at
the various arsenals q total of So
500, OOO is asked as compared with
100000 under the 1913 estimates
Included IN the estimates for the
Panama canal is $7.676. $40 for fort
i6cations.
For continuation Of the work Of
the reclamation service $9.S3416O
is asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
NEW TAX ON BOATS

A new tax is 10 be levied This
one is to be made on yachts, pleas
ure boats, power boats and motor
boats with fixed engines. Sailing
boats of over five net tons and OF a
length not over so It. will have a
tax of so cents for each foot.
Boats over so #. and not over
100 IT. Will be taxed 81 for each
foot Lengths over 100 f. will be
taxed 50 per foot Motor boats Of
not over five net tons with fixed
engines will be taxed s..
Another new tax ruling is that Of
the tax due on membership fees 20
any social. athletic or sport organ
ization. Ten per cent Of any
amount paid into such dues Of
mem bership fees, in the excess Of
S12 per year will have 10 be paid by
the person enjoying such privileges
which membership entities him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
MRS. CHARLES WILLIS
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Charles Willis is made the de
PENDANT i'm a divorce suit filed
AGAINST him boy his wife. Jennie
Willis. i'm the superior court Mon
day morning. The complaint
charges Willis with extreme cruelty
ia that he frequently cursed. struck
and otherwise abused her, refused
Co. provide her with the bare neces
stiles OF life 10 the extent that she
was compelled TO work 10 clothe
herself. and that the defendant has
a parsimoniOus and penurious dispO-
sition. She further AYERS that her
husband continued 10 bestow his af-
lection upon other women i'm spite
of her protestatons. she petitions
the court for $1,000 alimony and -
restore her maiden name. The
couple was married Nov. Is, 1905.
ard have no children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
ENGINEER SACRIFICES
LIFE TO SAVE TRAIN
LOAD OF PEOPLE
InternatIonal - Service

News Service:
CORY. Pa, Dec. 3.-En-
gineer Frank Norton Of the
Pittsburgh express of the Pen
nsylvania railroad sacrificed his
life early today 10 save the lives
Of hundreds Of passengers en-
trusted To- his care. Fireman
William Eckley also was killed.
but all the passengers escaped
injury.
NortOn's supreme sacrifice
came when a wheel on the pony
trucks broke. derailing the To-
connective. He could have saved
his life by jumping. but he stuck
10 his post and applying the
emergency brakes brought the
train to a standstil.
Both Norton and Eckley were
crushed and scalded to death
when the engine overturned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03

DEATHS
JOHN ALNA HUNrIER.

John Alya Hummer, AZ years old.
died early sunday morning at his
home in Green township following
an illness Of eight months with "A
complication Of diseases. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Lydia J.
Hummer and children, Eva. Mil
dred. Pearl, Bernice. Elmer and
George, all residing at home. He
Is also survived by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hummer. OF Union
township. and four sisters, Mrs
Roscoe Turrell Of North Liberty,
Mrs. Ormand KoHar OF Union
township. Mrs Alfred Schrader and
Mrs. Wade Hummer of South Bend.
The funeral service will Dee held at
. o'clock Tuesda afternoon at Ma
pie Grove church Burial will be
In the Sumption Prairie cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
JOHN HARVEY MEYERS.

John II. Meyers SO years old. died
early Monday morning at his home,
617 +. Wenger st. Beside his wife.
Mrs. Flora Meyers, he is survived by
one son, Cluro. and two grandchil-
dren Isabel and Durwood Meyers.
He is also survived by one sister,
Mrs. Alexander Hemlinger Of south
Bend. Mr.. Meyers was born in Mad
ison township, and has lived in South
Bend % years. coming here from
Lakeville He was married TO Flora
Kring, oct. IS. 1883.
Funeral services will be held from
the First Church of Brethren Tues
day afternoon at . o'clock Rev r.
+. George officiating. Burial will be
in Highland cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
FIND SKELETON OF
DEAD BUSINESS MAN

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Dec 8. -
The skeleton of William McGraw,
banker and business man of Hoxie,
Ark. who disappeared last spring,
was found this afternoon by cleo
tricianS working in the attic OF a
building formerly used as club
house. identification was estab-
ished by paper found on the body.
McGraw came here for the baths
and disappeared from his hotel last
April. A wide search supplemented
with heavy rewards. failed 10 find
trace of him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
TRADING CONF INED
TO STANDARDS
Price Changes Are Narrow
and to Lower Levels in
Early Operations.
International News scr,tcc

international News Service;
NEW YORK, Nee Grading at
the opening OF the stock market
today was duh and confined only 10
standard issues. Price changes were
narrow and 20 lower levels.
L. 5. Steel Common sold of y
to 91ss and Bethlehem Steel b de-
clined s. 10 1888 Bethlehem steel
declined l y 10 IS.
StUdebaker was active and after
declining rs TO 4424 rose TO 1875.
Marine preferred moved i'm the
same manner, yielding = at the
stare to 50 a and then advancing l
point to 96&s
international Paper declined q
10 25@
Liberty bonds were active. the
312's selling at 9S.9S while the As
were traded in at 97.74
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
CIVIC FEDERATION TO
MEET THIS EVENING

The Civic Federation will meet
in the rooms of the recreation COM
mittee in the jefferson school build
ing tonight at 1880 o'clock. At
that time. Miss Elizabeth COwan
local home economies expert, Will
present her plans for work through
out the city. Miss Effie Harmon
will talk on community music and
music. generally. which will be Of
value and interest 10 the cOmmun-
ity. The clubhouse question will
also be brought before the meeting