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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings black
"omens Pure Thread SILK Stockings plain
and fancy novelties. Price. ..... SI.75 % $40
Ivory Py-ra-lin in Toilet Items senaratc
pieces for every purpose. Price CSC to $500
Fancy Box Writing Paper by one OF the best
iiaheiS' i'ne. .......... .25c TO $1,000
OF fancy items for gift purposes Price
e'eh : -. BE to SI.5O
Manicure Sets In role cases in leather and
leatherette. Price. ........... 70 IN &c m
Miiltary Brushes. wood back brushes, extra.
sun Dristles. Price, pair. $500 TO $3.50
Toilet Goods in fancy boxes bv tho Vet
rhhkers. rice. .................. CSC to $500
Christmas Cards and Seals, large assortr,cnts
. ,JC
Womens Hand Bags and Flat Purses in
leather, lifted Price. ........ loo to $1,000
Womens Velvet Bags. the latest shapes ana
Styles Frice. ....................Sf .00 to $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Revolution In I.ishnn

MADRID, December S.-A revolution
has broken out in Lisbon. the capital
of Portugal. according 10 dispatch
received here By way Of Opprto ana
Tuy Outbreaks also are said TO have
occurred at Oporto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
S.P. Dowdy FurnitureCo. Inc.
IT,, II East Brond Street.
THE STORE OF LIBERAL CREDIT.

We have sale this week special values in Bedroom
and Dining Room Furniture a saving from % to 1870
Those who contemplating beginning housekeeping
find it profitable before buying also house
keepers who dissatisfied with the have
We will your exchange allowing YOU
liberal credit for same; balance easy
now and start the year with the you would
like to have.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

loares have been made which contain
20 per cent cornmeal. The Bromm Bak-
ing Company's expert. J. j. Mattern. Is
perfecttnE loaf like this which that
company will SO on market. The scent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

Linen Huck Towels, warranted
all pure Linen; fine. closely woven
pretty wreath design in border;
hemstitched, and We are offer
ing you a big bargain 7EC
at I0EA
Wash Cloths to match Towels,
nice large size and good quality;
sisns. e,. BORDERS tos and de- 1Oo
Linen Huck Towels, size 1885.
These have just little cotton in
them, but looks like all linen;
wreath designs in Dor ACC
der -. TX EA
Bath Mats. some very new de-
signs, good range OF pretty colors.
heavy long nap; a useful SD
thing for gifts, at 15c to. &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

loaf went off the market yesterday. It
is understood that a. II. Nolde and ].
j. Mattern VIII shortly visit the food
administrator u SIX to be allowed TO
put more milk in their bread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

rut Dot Ideal Hoover Loaf.
The ideal Hoover loaf has made its
appearance in Richmond. Sample
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
| Can
Recommend
Peruna
to Everyone, As it Cured Me.

recommend Peruna TO any one and IL
any one wants to know what Peruna
did for me if they will write to me |
will nns,vcr promptly"
Those who object TO liquid medicine.
cam now procure Pcrunn Tablets
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Small Gift Items for Men and Women

These from the Small Wares Hosiery and Furnishings Counters
The IDEAS
g. items O1oUa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Christmas Gift I oweZs

Hundreds of really charming Towels playing role
of the gift with great Linen Counters
Newest designs, colored jacquard effects block and
monogram patterns odd pieces
Take look; you'll like them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Men 5 Cloves

A very satisfying showing OF
best grade Gloves that are likable
by dressy men also await your in
spection.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

battalions (from 10000 10 10000 men)
IN the new tactics. The "stosstruppen"
are especially picked They often attack
in their shirts!eeves and are armed prin-
cipally with grenades. The moment they
capture n position the "Stosstruppen" are
relieved by regular but less combative
troops, who bring with them trench NOR
tars, munitions, machine guns, barbed wire
and everything necessary to hold and or
ganize the captured positions Just as soon
as these troops arrive the "stosstruppen"
return to the rear. There they are re-
warded by long vacations and other spe-
Cial concessions
The "stosstruppen" generally attack with
out artillery preparation, giving them the
advantage Of surprise
Sunday mornings attack. when the Ger
mans retook the Pantheon Froldmont por-
ton Of the Chemin des Danes. was typical
OF this sort Of attack. THE Germans
launched II at 30 a. m, without the slight
est artillery preparation. The "stosstrup-
pen ieaped from their trenches with tho
hrst cannon shot Meantime. German air
planes, flying very low, ratified machine
gun fire on the French lines. Right be-
nina the 'stosstruppcn" came the German
occupation troops laden heavily with ma
teriai necessary to establish and maintain
the foothold on the French position
Although the French succeeded inne-
diately in hot hand-to-hand fighting in
ejeCtng most OF the Germans a norton
Of the captured trenches was not retaken
until Sunday nights attack Then the
French took 1900 yards OF trenches, freeing
the whole Of the Chemin -des- Danes from
the Germans. Throughout these demon
strations the Germans were forced to
abandon material which they had brought
up.
At headquarters today the greatest anger
was apparent at the tactics adopted by
many OF Germany's nineteen-year-old SOL
diers in the fighting early this week wide-
spread reports were received OF these
youths who would come into the omen.
hands aloft and yell 'komerad :" in token
| Of surrender Then. when French troops
| approached close, the youths would begin
| throwing grenades which they had con-
| cealed in their hands
Three weeks Of inCessant and costly at
| tacks all the way from Craonne TO Iaffaux
| constituting the Crown Princes supreme
| effort to take the Chemin- -des- Danes. have
! come to naught
Today the French retain integrally all
! portions Of the Chcmin- -des- Danes cap
! tured both during and since the battle OF
! the Aisnc,
A continuous battle is stlll raging in this
| whole sector, day and night The Germans
| incessantly renew their attacks. In a
great many instances the French repel
| these with hand grenades alone. Mud is
] everywhere. often waist deep
| During their three weeks OF attack on
| the Chemin-des-D DANES the Germans have
! not succeeded in planting a single machine.
gun on the highway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
LIBERALS SEEK REFORM
IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS
COPENHAGEN. Jul

COPENttAGEN, July II.
Ihe political situation in Germany threat
e eis 10 take on a revolutionary trend, II re-
'O5Ss r from Berlin today are to be credited.
ms Serman censorship has been tight
Sneu IN the last few days but sufficient
es as come through to show that the empire
'aces serious upheevals
leaders OF the Liberal factions In Ger
many are threatening trouble unless they
,iS ,ioeeo IN their parliamentary aims, and
tSa mas mas LED to open talk Of revolution In
us Danish press.
~ incidentally, the fact that the Kaiser and
~ ,HShceiior Won Bethmann-Holweg are now
- pontcal league show that peace with
nsHauons and indemnities for Germany
% "oulu be "Kaiser's peace" The EN-
ssosS mas been won over to the most
Seuical demands of the Pan-Germans, evil
oenuy II he was not always in sympathy
"ith their aspirations
49,. a Dig faction of the Liberal element wants
a. a. ohiy immediate political reforms within
empire but a speedy peace. They
calze That peace will be far distant II the
government comes out decisively with the
announcement that it will make peace only
vi terms Of indemnities and annexations.
HoLLwEG STILL STRONG
H-.S1-ts received here today lead to the
SSenei That while Chancellor Won Bethmann-
-,ohWeg will weather the storm, radical
Si,shges In the Cabinet may be expected
within the next twenty-four or forty-elght
hours.
q mat Hollweg has the backing Of the
.eA-S Is certain 1t is believed however
@e IL VIII be necessary for the Chancellor
Morlnce some Of the men he has spon-
S.ea IN the past to maintain even half
re4rted support from the Centrist-Majority-
'oslallsts coalition.
while dispatches from Germany are
...stAyily censored. II is certain that the
.,maflne war and the food situation within
many are Playing q big part, To date
,t.e mas been nothing 10 Indicate that the
'''.ff situation has been subject Or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

crlticlsm All parties seem to be satisfied
tnat Hindenburg has tho west front we'll
III nand' and the Russian offensive Is ex-
peeted to wear itself out
lnere Is disposition. on the other hand
~ uenahd more satisfactory results from
the submarines or abandon the warfaro
whlch has alienatcd neutrals II the sub
marines can win for Germany all will
accept the warfare. But promises Of Eng
iahu being brought TO her knees" with
tne date for such capitulation constantly
advanced, have apparently ceased to be
whether Hollwcgs retention Of his post
would he at the price OF the resignations
0i at least two and possibly three Of his
M'ulsters or without any sacrifice seemed
W uepehd on the pressure which the Kaiser
wiz De able TO exert on the political re-
Calcltrants i6-the ReichstaC
blSpatches showed no diminutlon in the
SIToSS created last week by the attack OF
tne 'entrist leader, Matthias Erzberger on
IioIlWeE and the joint demand Of the Cen
rlst and Socialist leaders for internal re-
lo'InS' II was Indicated however. that
many OF the Centrist party members were
WaNerlng in their opposition to Itollwe >
because OF the Kaisers backing and would
PROBABLY be pached into support Of the
nlInlstrN-lf certain concessions were made.
foremost among these concessions II
was reported, was decision of the Ger
man Government to reform the Prussian
electoral system. Other sacrifices to hold
iiouWes IN his place were understood to
be the designations Of Foreign Secretary
AIRED zimmerman, Vice Chancellor Carl
lieIlerlch and possibly also Admiral Won
CapeIIe, Minister of Marine
number Of prussian state officials were
also scheduled TO go.
RADICAL SUPPORT
Chancellor Hollweg's firm declinatIoa 10
subscribe TO the doctrine Of a peace without
anneNations has gained for him the tre-
mendously powerful support Of the junkcrs
including the all-powerful Krupp business
interests. Heretofore the Chancellor has
! not had their entire support because the
Junkers recalled II was HollweE VIII,
opposed the unlimited submarine program
and who was understood 20 have stood out
to the last against antagonizing America
AT the same time Hollweg. because Of the
liberalism which he exhibited on these two
occasions and on others, is commanding
considerable SYMPATHY from the radica
German elements. one Of the main reasons
for the prediction in German dispatches TO.
day that he would survive the upheava
was that the liberal element in Germany
while realizing Hollwegs fundamental atti.
tude of reaction, nevertheless preferred &c
take chance" with him in control rather
than have him succeeded possibly by some
cellor.
Several German newspapers are quoted as
stating that Chancellor Holweg had pledged
the Reichstag that Zimmerman and Helf
ferich would step down from their posts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
GERMAN ROW NO BOON
TO u. s., OFFICIALS WARN
WASHINGTON, July II.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Official warning was given here today
that the American public must not regard
the German situation Offering any great
hope at the present time.
Press reports and official information
show that there Is virtually no criticism Of
Germany's military effort And, officials
say, Germany can sacrifice Zimmerman.
Helfferich and even Bethmann- -Hollweg,
without swaying the actual conduct Of the
war, so long as there Is no complaint
against the war lords, Hindenburg and
Ludendorf.
Authorities here said the situation was
one strictly Of internal politics which for
the moment does not project any real up
heaval. They do believe however, that the
leaven of democracy is working in Ger
many and that sooner or later there will be
popular uprising against Iohenzollernism.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
CIVIL SERVICE CUTS RED TAPE

The urgent need of men for many Gov
ernment jobs which are now open has
caused the Civil Service authorities to do
away with much Of the red tape Of filing
the applications for positions on certain
dates therefore a notice 10 this effect is
printed on all announcements.
Between one hundred and two hundred
vacancies have to be filled by male ac-
countants In the Finance Division OF the
Ordnance Bureau of War Department
These positions pay from $500 TO $27O0
a year.
The examinations for these positions will
he held in the Post Office Building, Ninth
and Market streets on specified dates
which will be announced by mail to the
men wishing to take the examinations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

$500; Susan R. Scott and commonweelIh
Title Insurance. and Trust Company. tfus.
tees, S15S5; Providence General Hospital.
$4,000; Mary X. Bender end Bernard X.
Mcconnell, &2265 NJ Theodore Burt and
Edith Burt, executrlces. ss41: George G.
Bowker and John +. Bowker. St10O g.
Cooke Ingraham, Sarah ]. Taylor, Charles
II. 1ngraham, Arthur ]. Ingraham, Edward
NJ. Cleare, Arthur I. Cleare and Eliza n.
Helm. $500; Charles II. Mercer, executor.
$4,000.
The board OF view composed OF Charles
w Boyer. Alfred Gratz and Robert D.
Scott filed a report In Court No. 2 in which
they award damages in the matter Of the
condemnation for police and FIRE purDeses
Of lot on Twenty-fourth street, from
Wolf TO Ritner street The ground in ques-
tion which is 400 feet by 112 feet inches,
was owned by Burton G. Simon. who is
awarded $4,000 for the plot. The award
bears interest from February 2S, 1917, when
the condemnation proceedings were taken.
No other claims for damages were made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
FRENCH REGAIN ENTIRE
CHEHIN- -DES-DAMES
By HENRY WOOD

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN THE
FIELD. July II.
Germany has organized a new branch
of fighting -"stosstruppen," Liter
ally storm troops"
The enemy tried out the new war idea
first along the Chemin des Danes. He
gained ground, temporarily. Today, how
ever, the French had completely elected all
Germans from the positions they took and
once again held complete domination along
this front.
Tho Germans used ten or twelve fresh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

cause Of the shooting Of Richard Kramer,
South Carolina avenue, conducted by Samuel
ROscnsteIn
Kramer is In the City Hospital in a criti-
cal condition, with a bullet in his throat
and another embedded in the muscles at
the back OF the neck. Detectives are
searching for John NJ. Myremick, a Pole
twenty-five years old, who is alleged to
have done the shooting.
Frederick, who the only eyewitness
to the shooting, maintains sullen atti-
tude and pleads ignorance as to the cause
Of the shooting, The three men were em-
poyed at the Extra Dry Cafe, and Myre-
mick and Kramer roomed together at Az
Robinson avenue.
All three came here n few weeks ago
from Philadelphia. Myrcmick Is described
as FIVE feet two inches in height, and OF
..ght complexion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
BOARD OF VIEW FIXES
AWARDS ON NPARK SITES
Report on Thousands Worth of
Property Made to
Court

In a report filed today in Common Pleas
Court No. 5 by the board Of view composed
Of Francis s Cantren Jr., Robert h. Scott
and J. Parker Norris. Jr., damages are
awarded property owners whose land was
taken for the enlargement Of Fairmount
Park The land taken is in the Twenty
first Ward bounded on the north by wal
nut lane, on the east by Park Line drive
and on the southwest by Fairmount Park
The individual awards are as follows:
Real Estate Trust Company, trustee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Liberals Help Gone,
HOUUeg Clues Sop

OOnuhued from Page One
ued for today has been postponed ION ac-
count OF party differences" according to
Wotd received from Berlin. Imperial Chan
eeuor Won Bethmann-Hollweg was reported
conlerrlng with leaders of all factions.
=. One dispatch carried the report that all
me Prussian State Ministers had resigned
their posts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

mouth empties into the ocean between West
cnde and Broeders-D Duynen
PARIS, July Il, go Repulse Of German
raids around Sapignul, In the Champagne,
was reported in today's official statement.
A number Of prisoners were taken.
on the left bank Of the Meuse artillery
fighting was active. In the Woevre, north
of Flirey, the Germans were thrown back
In sharp fighting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
ARGUMENT OVER WAR
LEADS TO SHOOTING

ATLANTIC CITY, July 11.--An argument
over the right of the United States to war
upon Germany Is said to have been the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Russians Split Foe,
Press Upon Len,berg

sea at the extreme left of the fighting line
in Belgium. From there to the sea the
terrain is fiat and sandy, The River Yser's
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01

for more than six 60 months prior TO
the date Of this notice and Is quail
fed voters thereof that they are natur-
ized citizens Of the United states OF
America. and Of good moral character:
that they VIII appl yto the Board Of
CO Commissioners o. Lake County at
Crown Point. Indiana at its June. 1917,
session. for the renewal Of license to
sell at retail. spurious. vinouS and malt
liquors in less quantities than five gal
Ions al a time and permit the Same 70
be drank on the premises where sold.
said license heretofore granted by the
Board OF Commissioner on the 9th d. y
OF Tune, 1916. and issnzd BY Edward
simon, Auditor of said County. for the
period OF enc year from said date, and
the precise location where said intoNi-
eating liquors are 70 be sold BY the
provisions or the license to be renewed
is as follows:
The ground floor front room Of the
two-story brick building known as li2
Sibley street. situated on LOT H. block
3, Townsend and Ciodfrey's addition 70
tho CITY az Hammond. Lake County.
Indiana Bar room has glass front.
facing north on Slbley street. public
highway IN said CITY Of Hammond Bar
room has front. side and rear entrances
and there are living rooms on the sec
ond floor Of said building. Bar room is
2ox6aN12 Feet
All Of the interior OF said room may
be seen from said highway
NICHOLAS ArsTGEN.
ROBERT PRIOR.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01
SCHFPFRVTT,TT

Mag dance is to be held tonight
81 the town hail. Rohder's orchestra
viii play
". j. Sc berger and Harry Rohrmau
transacted business at Hammond. FRI
day.
George Schumacher visited IEam-
mond. Friday
john Roushlange OF Merrillviile was
here Friday.
Mrs Matthias HIbrieh. daughter
Barbara and Mrs. Joseph Klassen were
Hammond visitors Friday.
Thomas Manders has accepted a peg
sitioH at Gary and will leave for his
new work TOMORROW.
JacoS Schweitzer, son % Feter
Schweitzer. has left TO join the navy
He IS II wears old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01

NOTICE or RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE
Notice is hereby given To the citizens
Of Hammond. North Townhip. Lake
County Indiana. that tho undersi gned
cecil j. Witter ard Frank Fowler.
arc mafo Inhabitants and resi-
dents Of tho said City Township.
county and state. and over tho age or
81 wears that thrv have resided
in tho State of Indiana for more than
one voar ami in the city Of Hammond
North Township. Lake County Indiana
for moro than six CO. months prior 10
,he date Of this notice and arc qualified
voters thereof. that they arc natural
zeds citizens of the United States o.
America. and or good moral character;
that they VIII apply to the Board Of
Go. Commissioners Of Lake County at
cromn Point. Indiana. ali IT'S Jinc. 1917.
session. for the renewal Of 2 license 10
sell at retail. spurious. vinous and malt
liquors in loss Quantities than five gal
Ions az time and permit the same To
be dranl on the premises wberc sold
said license heretofore granted by the
Board Of Commissioners on the 9Th day
Of June. 1915. and ISSUED bN Edward
Simon. AUDITOR of said County. for the
period Of ono year from said date. and
the precise location whore said intoxi-
eating liquors arc % be sold ~ the
provisions Of the license To be renewed
is as follows:
The ground floor front room Of the
three-story building situated on lot %,
block . Townsend and Godfrey's addi-
ton To the city of Hammond. Lake
County. Indiana The bar room faces
north on state street and sides on
Oakley avenue. both public h highway
in said CITY. The bar room is % feet
wide 81 feet deep and a feet high.
has glass front co zse2y and side en-
frances. Bar occupies the west side of
bar room and all Of the Interior Of said
room can be seen from State street
CECIL. T. wTTTER
FRANK r. FOWLER
MAY G Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01

ate the necessity for concentration OF
enormous masses of men IN one place
and the Gripping of food ana muni
ton shipments TO carry them The
allies want mobilized national guard
units which were at the border be-
cause they feel these men are equip
ped by their border work 70 go at
once to the western front and trained
In sound or the big guns so they will
be tempered for battle in not longer
than five weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01
WANT TROOPS
TO GO TO THE
FRONT SOON
tBy I nifcd Pres@.l
GEORGE MARTINI

WASHINGTON. May LIT viii be
only few days before the United
states militia units now modifying in
this country are on their way to the
European front and less than six weeks
before they are actually engaged in
battle with the Germans If the allies
urgent accommodation TO the Ameri-
can government meets the approval Of
tie administration
II became known today that the al
lies want American troops of several
hundred TO so at once TO Europe aboard
every snip that sails. This viii obvi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01
WHITING BOYS
FINISH TRAINING
speclaI % IL ~ }

WHITING. IND. May Roy Grif-
nth. Harry Powers. Marcus Woodward.
Harry Jackson. Whiting boys VINO en-
listed and have since been at the ar
mory IN Chicago doing their training
IN Grant Park. expect to leave Chica 20
this week and go into camp some
where in Illinois
Harold Reynolds. also Of the same
company, Is confined at the Morrison
home IN New York avenue with the
measles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01
rhe OLD RELIAB1E 80 MEpTU

The highest authority in America on
medIumship. My work is my relis' 1n.
ordained BY the Universal Spiritual As
sociataion. seek and We shall tnd. ask
and Il shall be given thee. TRUTH IS
MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
To whom concerned: Madame l. :.
Acknowledged by press and public to De
without an equal. the peer Of all and the
master mind Of spiritual and psychic
phanomena- sends this greeting 70 ycu.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-01
Sergt. Mather Laid Up.

Detective Sergeant James Nather q
the Gary police department is laid M
with bad cold at ais boarding house.
1t WAC said today that the officer, who
has been in bed for several days. was
sonae1x What better