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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10

DRYFIGHT
TOULOUSE
Senate Voted Dry 55 to 80
House Expected to Fol
low Suit
fBy Assoeiated Press.l

Washington, Jan. 10.-The hight Tor
a 'dry" national capital was transfer
red to the house today from the SEN
ate, where the Sheppard prohibition
bill for the District of Columbia was
passed late yesterday by vote Of 55
to 80. Advocates Of the measure ap-
parently are confident of favorable
action in the house.
AS it goes to the house, the bill
would abolish saloons in the district
and prevent manufacture and sale of
liquors within it's limits, but would
not prohibit their Importation for
personal use.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
N. D. Guard Will Not "
Arrive at Smelling
Before January "a
CONTINUED on Page So

10-Depart headquarters made tee
North
Mehgmn today
would
horne the borders
Practically M the 5000 teeeny ordered home have
moved exec those
The North Dakota nfa wait until the mastering
Smelling
eonpeted
sneIinu 1o.The Ss3 members Of the Second
and will be
out NJ
pected OF having diphtheFa he las been Isolated
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10

The annual meeting of the North
Dakota Implement Dealers associa-
tion, to be held in Fargo on Jan. "a,
rs and rs, bids fair to be one of the
biggest gatherings that association
has ever held.
r. A. Lathrop Of Hope. secretary OF
the association, announcing the pro-
gram, calls attention to the fact that
the organization has been successful
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Ultra-Sensational Reply
to Wilson's Note Coming
GERMAN RAIDER SUNK

New York, Jan. 10.-Persistent
reports that q German raider was
met In the Atlantic and sunk by a
British cruiser yesterday afternoon
were current today in weII.in-
formed steamship circles. Details
were lacking as to the identity of
the vessels engaged and the Local
tion OF the reported engagement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
LAWSON
May NOT
GO BACK
ON STAND
CIV Associated Press.l

10y ASSOCIdJSu 6TeSS.g
Washington, Jan. 10.-After another
brief session today the house rules
committee suspended public hearings
on Representative Woods resolution
to investigate whether there was a
stock market leak on President Will
sons peace note. Many congressman
believe the committee would report
unfavorably Representative Woods
resolution for an investigation into
charges that advance information Of
President Wilson's recent peace note
leaked to Wall street. Democrats of
the committee, which has spent four
days already conducting hearings on
the resolution, with Thomas w. Law
son the principal witness, expressed
the belief that no testimony so far
justified a further investigation.
1t appeared doubtful today that Mr..
Lawson would be recalled. Four mo-
tions to cite him before the house for
contempt were pending.
r. w. Boiling, brother-in-law of
President Wilson. and a member of
F. A. Connolly e. Co., brokers. Wash
ington. at today's hearing denied he
had anything to do with a. leak -,
when did you receive your first.
tnforra ATTIC rggardiAg the presidents
note ~ Representative Henry asked.
When i read it in the newspapers"
Did you ever receive from any
(Continr,ed ON mage eirhtN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 10.-The
rural credits act, proposing that
the state school fund be loaned
out on farm mortgages for a
twenty-five year period, the loans
to be repayable on a basis of 4
per cent on the principal and
per cent interest annually, was
sponsored in the senate and is
likely to get favorable committee
recommendation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10

under the then existing charter was
permitted to furnish light for lighting
its streets only, but under house bill
No. 122 introduced and passed by Mr..
Ryan providing for new charter for
cities permission was granted the city,
TO provide for the lighting Of its
streets, and to provide for the furnish
ing of lights to the inhabitants OF the
city,
"The provision of the old charter is
Incorporated verbatim in the general
commission system Of government
under subdivision No. 5, of section
CONTINUED on Page So
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
WOMEN OPPOSE
MILITARISM
(By Associated Press.l

washington, Jan. l0.--Representas
tives OF the Women's Peace party be-
fore the senate military committee to-
day opposed universal service.
All the speakers declared in favor
OF proper physical training for schooi
children Of both sexes from the time
they enter school but opposed military
drills.
q standing army by paying soldiers .
flair living wage"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Won Mackensen Nearing
the Sereth- Capture Of
Pantzin is Threatened
Teutonic Forces Are Still Smashing Ahead in Moldavia
and Have Captured Several Thousand Prisoners in
Recent Fighting Russian Attack Near Riga.
(By Associated Press.>

rapidly developing his attack
which the Russians southern Mdavia retread
Foshan brdshead position protecting the seh
line in this important central sector.
Won Maoknsen thrust here apparently has the railroad town
north Of Fokshan railway Terutohu
north and south lines running throush NoIdava behind
At last accounts the Teusonie forces srs only some 1s miles
IRON % = i "s sns s %
northwest through oena and virtually paaeng the MOdavan
While the German headquarters today
g.nins eong the opposite bank ct the Pu.na ely
vicinity that tod the southeast and have been forced
back Of the ssrs river ITSELF the last Of the defensive
Nearer the Danube Berlin indicate.
man positions thrusts
s s'ss Ss Sas; he @
operations around Fokshani
r. the s A :. :'i
the northern end Of the Russlar front which = believed TO
objective Berlin however while that Rusn stacks are
being dve otabe strength declares the assaults TO be with
>S2s1sTsso APPEALS TO PREMIER
Washington, tokns AIphonso to Premier Ro
Of Spain to reconsider his rsssson and sstabsh re-
American embassy Madrid No exPanatpn Of the ministerial
crisis o. 5 @ sSse ss the
ns difficult submarine stu1on With with the
vded Spanish public opinion. rNfAe
RUSSIANS MAKE Big ADVANCE.
Petrosrad Admiralty Wireless
attacking the German line IN the region ct lake
turing the Tru marsh and the river Aa the
n. ahtna in this region since
captured 2t heavy guns and II light guna #sa
ITALIAN wARsEP SENT DOWN.
off the island o Corfu according to an Agency
today The members Of staff on board the
were killed. ,.,.,
French arnorsd cruiser and vessel in foa
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10

termined to make a hot fight for the
adoption by the legislature Of its plan
is indicated by moves during the past
two days. These include the action of
the caucus in voting to support the
league measure, and the announce
ment that farmers meetings will be
held in Steele,' Jamestown and Valley
City the first three days of next week,
at which time the Nonpartisan
leagues program will be discussed,
with A. e. Townley, president OF the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Stringent Prohibition
Measures Proposed by
Enforcement League
Modified Form of Temperance Commission, Together With
Thorough Going Delivery Act Will BE Backed BY
Temperance Interests in Present Session
(BY II. D. PauIson.l

it's sponsors as a modified form OF the
measure that was rejected by the last
legislature.
It provides that the governor may
appoint no more than three officers
for the enforcement Of all crime laws
Of the state. such officers to have q
salary of $4,000 each. with $500 pro-
vided for stenographer fees.
In cases prosecuted by the special
ofiicials, cost fee system of fines
would be established. Offenders found
guilty would be subjected to cost fee
(Cnnfinnad m Para -AN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Delivery by Entente
to the President, is
Imminent" Says Report
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Jan. 10. - Marcel Huttin, who is well
known as journalist authority for the report that
the reply of the entente to President Wilson's peace
note will be ''ultra-sensational, and that it's dev-
cry to the president is imminent He asserts the note
will be made public President Wilson has
had an opportunity to examine it. 4-=
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Unusual Feature for
Implement Dealers Meet
in Fargo Jan. "a to 26
Complete Program for Big Gathering is Made Public
Trenton Idea for Closer Cooperation Between City
and Country Will be Expounded by T. N. Witten.

in securing the services of T. n Wit
ten, of Trenton, Mo-, who has been ex-
tremely successful in promoting a
movement for the establishment of
closer cooperation between the coun-
try and the city.
The Trenton Idea, as it is known,
will be fully expounded to the imple-
CONTINUED on page s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10

Bismarck, N. D.. Jan. 10. State
Senator Nelson Of Grand Forks, plans
to introduce very soon a measure
that teachers in rural
schools shall equip themselves for
instruction in commercial law and in
farm bookkeeping.
Mr.. Nelson believes the adoption of
such studies in the rural school would
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Suffrage Bill May Pass
Senate Today-Record Action
fRx b. b. PauIson.l

(By H. D. PauIsOnJ
Bismarc 10.The suffrage
the this afternoon being on the calendar for nna
this state requiring only three days
unanimous favorable report
CIendenng Weble of
today
VOTE.
senate to vote
Of n of the BILL
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
Tri-State Drainage
Bill introduced in
Minnesota Legislature
tRy Assoclated Press.l

Associated Eress)
between the states Of North pa-
kta Dakota and Minnesota in evolving drainage system for
provided bill introduced In the Min
today BY Senators Edward Rustad Of Wheaton and
~. ~. 81 MooFheac.
general and provides
founded joint action with adjoining state
equitable drainage Of the boundary
lines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
COL. CODY
IS DEAD
Famous Old Indian Fighter
Passed Over Border
After Last Fight
Denver. Colo. Jan. 10.-Col. William
Frederick Cody buffalo Bib, soldier.
Continued on Page Eight.
Continued on Page Eight.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 10.-Col William
Frederick Cody buffalo BID, soldier.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
NEW WORK
FOR RURAL
CHILDREN
Senator Nelson Would Teach
Bookkeeping and Com
mercial Law
ROAD Law CHANGE SOUGHT
Numerous Issues Are AL
ready Being Considered
by Assembly
ROAD Law CHANGE SOUGHT
PROPOSE TO LOAN
FUND ON FARMS.

(By H. D. Paulson.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
THE WEATHER.

Fair and continued cold tonight
Thursday fair with rising fempera-
ture'
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CONTINUED ON page eight,
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CONTINUED on page 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-10
2s5sTsso APPEALS TO PREMIER.
RUSSIANS MAKE BIG ADVANCE.

Petrourad, via London, JAM 10.-(5ritish Adnli
Pressl-Russian troops attacking the German line in
Babit west of Riga have scored an advance OF nort
turing position between the Tirul marsh and the
Office announced today. N
In the fighting in this region since Fiday last
captured 21 heavy guns and II light guns
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
REVOLUTION SWEEPS MiNisTRY
OUT OF OFFICE AND PLACES
puMA IN CHARGE.
YOUNGER BROTHER SUCCEEDS
New National Eouncii Formed With
Offices Held by Men Who Are Cloae
to the peope-Gran6 Duke Atexan.
orovitch is Regent

'etrograd The Emperor Of Russia
has abdicated and Grand Duke Michael
AicXandroVitcE, his younger brother
mas DeeI named as regent Tie Rus
SION ministry, charged with corruption
ailo incompetence has been swept ou,
Oi Office One minister Alexander
Frot0pOpOfl mead oi the interior, de
partment is reported TO have been
killed. alId the otner ministers IL well
aS the president Of the imperial c0up
Gil are under arrest
new national cabinet is unnuunc
ed witt Prince l. Noff at president OF
the council and prenle, and the otner
offices neid Ivy the mel who are close
10 III. Russian people
'n, several days Petrograu mas pecr
the scene o. one of the most rnnark
able risllgs il history beginutnr
with mlloi iUVd riots and iapu strikes
tii' cry tu' iout reached tn. hears u
tlle soldiers and on, py unt thi reg,
mcntS reDelieo Until finally nose
,ruups that had 10, q tim. stood IOWA,
20 tbs government, tuor W tn.l arms
and uurcnet ,ntu IN. "alll.s % III.
"rvotutuu!StS
III. president o. IN. Iuna Allcnuel
Y t.uC%unku was tnt euGnr tEll"e
among III. deputies wnt unanimously
decided u oppose Lnt inIta"!n o"de'
t0' / dissolution u' -ne nous. They
"oli.iltu"t Lnel' sessions and n ftud-
::!anku Informed the emperor tneI II
IA. t"ult .nut III. nuul iiud HtrucE
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
MAMMOTH CONTRACT FOR
FIGHTING CRAFT is LET
Navy Department. Contract Calls For
Many Big Vessels

WASHINGTON oil.--COn,racts iur what Is
believed u Dt the largest single uruel
tur fighting cruf, eve. given II, Rry
Ut"Llnell,
Private builders undertouE II turI
OUT iuu great paLtl. cruisers and SIX
scout cruisers and pledged themselves
t. Esep Il pe' rsi, .. tneir working
iu'Ces ur navy construction
In ,nHppnse To au appeil 10 ,ne,
pt.tariotiSu uy Secretary Daniels III.
,uaJo' suipDulders have agreed to a..
Gepl IL pe. cent ue: prot, uN the
battle cruisers whose COS: Will rep
resent toou, sTG 0OU 600 .. tue total
sum involved III ihe days contracts
iltth battle cruise, Will be tuil, d, ,ht
Philadelphia Navy YARD So as nut -
strain the limit Of facilities ., private
establishments
The builders are peseiu.d wtr o..
ie's o' me'cnan. wo"r and aye ge,.
tlnr as nigr i,S 81 pe, Ce,Ii l,uNl on
-nehe JOBS with more work III sigh,
thau .uey cal do They have placed
tnen facilities Il. tne disposal Of the
government. making II necessary
to' tne President 20 consider employ.
ing authority u commander plants
ao-t ctsses ., cruisers ordered are
rs" ,vpes to naval architecture and
a"e designed 20. l. speed q. IS knots
al uuu'
III. scouts were awarded on bids
"uulnlE,eo prices ranging from Sc, $50.
OUl and stipulated time OF delivery
t"om 80 20 22 months Under the
emergency clause Of the naval appro.
pr!atioN bill construction will pe hu!
rIed 80 tbs limit, the government. tum-
Ing the bill 10Y additional cost
The battle cruisers, the fixed limit
o. cost of which it slt 600 UUV per
snip, exclusive o! speeding w expense
were placed ut follows
Newport News Snippuudinr l. Dry.
dock Co.. two ships
Fore RiNs' S'nippuilding Curpprs
tiou one SHY New yurE Snippuiid.
inr Cpmppuy ons snip
Will, III. exception ~ tie Kew
lork Company eaGt private huildm
VII nav. 20 install new ways and
uta"tine"! 90 .it nuEe wa., Til.
Governments viii p.a, i,s tau htiare
= ttus eEpnls.
FoW ~ III. a@ou eruasrt Will 10.
nntn ~ ths ruafc CuanL, and the
n.i,m ivu viii us nuin py williun
!'"unU d Enns +'niihnstpl,.t
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
THREE AMERICAN VESSELS
SUNK BY SUBMARINES
rty Of Memphis, VipEancia and III,
nois Are Sent TO Rpttpm.

London.-7' sinking Of the Ameri.
cap steamers City ot Memphis Illinois
EMO NlEllknciL WIS announced -Four.
!een men from tht ViEilanciu are mis-.
ing. Is are SOME " the men from the
CITY Of Memphis The crew Of The
Illinois was lRn6sd safely
The City Of Memphis in haIlRs,
from Cardiff 10 New york, was SUNK
hy Euntlre Tbs second office. and
tlftesn men .! the crew have been
landed, pntrul-hun; tas gone N
searct u The pthe' members o. th2
Crew tn: Illinois from London for
or Arthur Texas IL ballast. was
surE u t'ulncE Sunday morning
Tbt N1Eilancih was torpedoed with.
uui warling T'nt submarine did no,
EIDn&' The captain first and second
nlhint first SECOND and third enr!,
neH"! Eno 9" men of the crew hav2
heeI landed u the Scilly Islands The
tourtt engineer, 1S men are missing
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
ORDER GROWING IN RUSSIA
COuk-Fr Is READILY ADJUSTING
ITSELF TO THE NEW GOVERN.
MENTAL CONDITIONS
he9cn' Micnae Abdicates ano Roman
or Dynasty rs al Eno-l.iperai Min
'si'S IS Nov in Entire Contro Of
Russia

hetruEruG VIA. London Empnro.
Nicno!as audici,ted on ueiulf OF hin.
Sc! ano the heu apparent, Grand
buh' "i"%iS III iavo' ~ Grand Duk,
Ni:i!ae- Aie%ahdruvitcn Grand Duke
Nh"nacl iiimselt mas audicuteo tuu,
bringiits the kumunpf rvnasly ~ III,
enc
IN. Governmeu. pnndur !; m.ntir.
o. the CONSTITUTIONAL AssnmpI, rs
vested il the eXncut,v. cunmirt., q,
III. L,tina and the nev'i,.unuseI cuu1.
u o. MlHiHLerS & manifesto u tius
eheci was isHned by tie Duma Con,
mittse ano il will be teie..,upneo t.
ms general Arny neaduua"tnrs
tusa!i appeared IL bt il !al, VIZ,
toward solving -ne Ereu,us. prupien
VIII "nlci! pernaps ANY nuttun wus
ever confronted Drdm is growing
with ncretiipie rt,pidi,y on, of the
CHAOS q, the CAST week and the new
government, gathering up the broken
IiHeaos U national and municipal life
II STRIVING 10 set the organization q
the country IL motion SO that the CON
oucN o' The wa' viii suffer as little a.
pus"ip,. truM tn, revolution
III, MeIupert ~ tnt new Mlni.,r,
ALREADY nave assumed their posts an:
the Government building, emp,y ;u,t
deserted tO' tuu, DAYS are AGAIN uuel
io' uricai business The uunks al
the commercial ant financial iruusc
aho som. " the factories have al
'caoN responded to the new govern
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
ALGONQUIN SUNK BY t-BOA7
AMERICAN SHIP LOADED v'-t
NOOpST UFF SUNK W'-tiOl'-
WARNING
o. War By Unitcc Sts1es
Wou'o Have TO Be Maoe f. Cor
9ress.--Arm'ne vesse,s Is 4, "a,
A. President Car &C
o. Spyri2 nj.

ashingtou,-jr the auseuce G q.
Ah!iS a. 10 the OBSTRUCTION u' ,u~
''thD"' Algonquin onlplai w,tcn*l
comment, but the uucrnca y,pv wa
WA no,ninS IL the ,uclUen casuge,
u" SITUATION petweel TIA. uitel
Stat+s and GerIuanv
Hres,deD, Wilson airet,u, ma ;ssel
S'+p' 70 place tue natlul i; star
armed DeUlrallty walci. W.T.! In.
nIedHint 81 diDiOmsuc reiatiuur with
<'""Hahy is pracucali, u. last NE,
az. possible sDor, o. wa, American
Shih nov are beng armed lo ueienC
themselves agaIuSl unlawful sui
ii!a"lh attach The genera viev Il
,hit aih,nt q snlps Is III. uliy
"-SVo' lt submarine operations si,uri
% neceiaratiuu 81 va, wniur lney
Ut MAD. ON! ny Congress Cunaul
Stephens al piymuutn reported tin.
ainking q. the Algonquin III the ful
lowing disputch,
Stenme, Algonquin Of New YORK
from New YORK 10, London with food
"llths suni Ivy treriui,l supIn;,riu. 81
i'il,e' ~est OF Bisnops (ruckJ Marc
d II .upLuii reports vess.
no warned ant SUM IL. Huell hr.
lrer O. - al saret IL own uuuL,
SupIia"ihe retuSet ussisLaIic. \
"the' boan Il StEn,'
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
C~iihI FORMALLY BREAKS
RE L.bTiGNS WtT+I GERMANY
Snips rave Beer Seizeo az Snanpns
~ asnngion Gets Notice

dSiiiktuI American MiiiiSte,
feiiI"ci a. Fofine reported 10 IN.
"I"I' department. that Cntns naG sey.
e'co diplomatic relations with &c,
many sho ti.a the German Mnstc,
max ucrr ishndeo ms passports
,'tNiit nat also taken possc.siuu %
az l'c'u.ttu merchant ships IL Snang
i't' auou Ny II numoer placed .neu
&c ariiicN guards or the ,esseis
heccit ulapntches from pei,,nE nave
"pohei H. niBh terms o. the par,
f>ucrict,t Minlstc, Heiilacn nus takeu
IL tht atcw leading ny 70 Gnina s
ACTON
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
IMMENSE GAINS ARE
MADE BY FRENCH TROOPS

I'Hris-The advance OF the French
troops continues between the Avre and
the Fine along front 81 Rilometers
CE,houi 87 1niles) according 10 the OF!
fetal communication issued by the
War Office. French cavalry entered
NeE1e in the direction Of Ham, on
the fioIpme River. the French forward
mon emept reached a depth OF 10 i-2
miles. North Of SCISSORS the French
have occupied Crouey Carlepont, Nor
Bnm and Neurron yingre.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
fEEStDENT wills MAKES
APPEAL 70 PREVENT STRIKE
"Countryt Safety Manes SectIemen,
operative - tcS,aeuts Gppeal 70
Prevent }ai,yu;,t S,tri.e


Washington president Wilson lat,
friGr. sen !: personal uppcal to ,ne
reprcnentatiNcs % IN, twp SGcs II
IA, rait,uut rungiuvc's. uiKinf .nu,
th"r 90 everything possible lU cooper
az witi IA. mediation committee
fn' Presidents appea. iolIups
nccn 4 IL, uui, ahC riEn, to up
pea. ,o Hut II tnH tlu.' o. nutIuI.a
ptri tU upei aEanl Ia, questions a
upe,at,Ncs VIII d view Il acGUulinu.
nu!iur o. aelticii.eiit
"Ntti ny approval d ounmiLLes ur
tne Cuul,c,l % National Nrtcl.se IL
Hbr,:' tu seer colltcrenc, VITA YOU
witu that en0 II view
a Ecue,al interruption ~ tnt ,;lt..
waI Lrali o. the country 1t, tnls time
~uuio eutai 4 ni,nEc, 90 IA, nt,y.uI
aEatiih wnici hay, the r,gnr 70 cnte,
~! mos, sOicmi and carues, prutcS'
Il, n nov tnt dur, o. ever. palr.u
tc mat to ufinf maLtc's % TIN. ,ur'
20 ,ninGu.i,to arCoinmu0uliul IN,
safety o. tnt COUNT. agaiuH, iuauttcst
perin atncLiup III Own pcaG, ilnt tus
pcacc O. IA. whui' WuriC uiLi,cs aC
COMMUNICATION auautuLciy ,iuperariN.
and aGciut lu me tU render any ctue,
cno.cc O. acton incouCn'Nabie
The f,esi0ents mcssaKc was sen; e
Elisha Le. chairman o. the coittcr
once cumuitee u ratiuad munafers
J.. T. Sheppard acLlur mead 81 -u,
conductors W & Lee head Of Ill,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
3, FM -NSFT bCGFC SELECTING
STATIONS ALONG ATLANTIC
E,.unt Gerpnaut.c Stssipns VIII g
Equippoe Witt Ci~iuipIe,

N-fh'ppVt " w @'bDlpISt.
Washington n joint Army Nav,
board stutving tbs Atisuic end Gun
Cuhsts preparato'! 20 the esLaulis:..
inenl Of eignt aeronfl.tic stations
whict, besides hevine two dirigibles
end sis o, etgl' seaplsnes racr 10,
aerial patrpl WORK, probap,, viii
serve as uases 70, the new l1N.fuu.
coast scout boats Of whict tn. Navy
wiz order more than & hundred In 4
tew days
Sixteen tor.gtpiet eit 4 aufririen,
number 81 neap!anes ALREADY nsye
hGei contracted tn, and officers auc
Mtu tp' tne an service are ueiuY Sc
iacteQ TO ue sent 70 the sLaGc, q.
Penaacola, Fla for training i schrp,
driKihle 70, the station IS ahou,
ready fOi delivery
Tne elgni stations VIII be dis,r!cY,
Leo along the coasts 10 rOYeY s,.a,ey1.
areas u be determined by The ,.oast
Esch viii 'eqUe>, >ix oe!ce,s anG
fOrIy uen
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
ft.ut 'ihTJC,M'S MORAL
SUPPORT FoS gTSINE

Washington Write til. s.riE. caY.
r@n ~ :he r&it''Unt D"ntnsriuutls will
Aavo the fnll nnral aupuur uf it.
American Federation Di l.unpr 10
pan nave peen made y, Federation
0filciajS in' extending walk.uut 10
lhciud, 0tho' union men The prUthe,.
hoodS are mo members Of the Federp.
non Dn' President Gnmpart f,n1 made
II eiea' that the Federation woufd
stand behind the brotherhuudT with its
repDnrces.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-03-22
Ask GOVERNOR FOR MILITARY
GUARD FOR RESERVOIR

JeiseI flly y J.-&cing on yuulcrs
Of plu, j. dynamite the seven bi,.
hon gallon reservoir d, Bocnton, tue,e.
b! flooding Ing Psssair Valley WHERE
tnan! laiRt uuui,ioD plans are loo,
ed, the city commissioners passed 1.
resolution calling upon Goreinnr
Edge TO ploride military guaro ,or
the works Tnlry policemen, ell of
whom have served in the reguia,
Army were hurried to the reservoir
under command Of Major Morton.