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The state herald., 1917-07-20
DUBLIc LAND AND MINING

II yo.i are interested b ~ eoaeesl
" say matter before the Iseeeios D.
partment. write to Clark & WH0h,
registered land lawyer. 9ns 2 Srssl
n. w. Opposite Cen1 Lad O6es),
Washington. u. c. Free iaSos0ae3na
about contests and where % o6e1ol
,eriv, locatable upon pshlie hod1
siehout residence o. csItiva&joa
The state herald., 1917-07-20
Piano At A Bargain.

We will accept any ressosabSs
ofer for new high grade piano which
We have at Holyoke. Unusually libsr-
a terms to = responsible party II tn'
teFssted In . rare bargain in fine pi-
ano, write At once for particulars
The Denver Music Company,
Denver, CoIe.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
Notice.

All parties having claims again st tn
Holyeke Chautauqua for labor or mate.
rials furnished will please present them
for payment as the committee desires
to make settlement of same.
C. W. Sederburg. Sec'y.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

New milk made from Security Calf
Food increases your profit from calves
and pigs ard saves your butterfat which
IL cash at the Farmers Cream Stvtion.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
To the Sears Hotel July q 1917
where DR.. Sapero, the well-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist Of Dem
yer, will examine their eyes and ears
rec. Come early.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Attention Ford Owners
Bring your cars to the City
Garage when in need of repairs
or sirvice. n. Zoll.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

For Sale. calves at S24 IL takeI
soon; also few beef and dairy cows
Inquire of Harold Peterson.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Tha Holyoka Auto Co. expects t.
have three new Buick 1918 models OF
or about August first.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Strayed-A grey horse. 6 years oil
has collar marks. Liberal reward I,
finder. Joe Quint. Burdette, Colo.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
NJ. E. ChUKCl:
Sunday School 1880 .. u.
Nornin1 service ll:1O

ss~
Evening service at $50 o'clock.
Epvorth League On Sunday evening
at 7:S0 o'clock.
Wednesday. prayer meeting. as 300
Ssbjests: ~.
Morning = The Christians standing.
Evening-Good out Of Nasarsth.
Services in the evening on the Coart
House lawn at 8 o'clock.
The services on the court house lawn
last Sunday night vas great success.
Come out Sunday night and worship in
Gods great out Of doors.
Special music and good singing At oil
The services.
All who come to worship With Us will
BE- most heartily welcomed.
A cordial invitation 10 sxtssdsd b ~
J. T. Bainbridse. PsstoR
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Mrs Samuel Wright returned Satur.
day from visit in Miller. Neb. Mrs.
NJ Lash of Sumner, Neb, returned
with her.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Mrs. George Wunderlich and little
son Of Wray arrived in Holyoke Frida,
for visit with friends.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

George weir Jr.. left Holyoke Thurs.
day for Denver where he will act as
Page in the House for the extra session
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Mr. and Mrs l.. Carroll of Oregon
Mo, arrived in Holyoke last week fol
visit with their daughter. Mrs. Ro,
Campbell.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Guy Hayes of Lincoln, Neb. ha,
been visiting in Holyoke and vicinity
this week.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Todd Of La.
Rarpe. Ill s'oppsd a. Holyoke this
We. for n short visit wi h their cous.
ii-. Mr. and MIRA Painter They were
on a trip to California.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
DIR. K.C. SAPERO

Eye. ear, nose and throat specialist Of
Denver. will be in Holyoke. on, July q
1917, at the Sears Hotel. consulta-
lon and examinatio n for glasses free.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Chas. Harris has leased tbs Elmer
TEego residence property. Is repairing
end remodeling the building and viii
occupy II for home.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Mrs. J. F. Mills and her mother, Mn
Harrison. of Sterling. arrived in Hol.
yoke Tuesday for visit with Mr.. and
\ r.. Gehringer OF our town
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Representative Weir Of this county
left Tuesday for Denver to attend the
special session of the state legislature
that convened Wednesday.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
3. NJ. Webster of Denver was
Holyoke Wednesday on business.

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Moon returned
Wednesday from trip to Sterling.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
For Sale.

A Young calf. Iaqiire at the Herald
eliice.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Frat Presbyterian Churc b.
Hours Of Ser viess:
Sabbath School aad Bibls Class .
lo30 .. N.
Hndsavoe At 100 p. %.
niavesk prayer service wednesday,
GOV.
Preaching at ll:so q. m. and 500 -.
Nshjssts:
Morning-A eonsci, nee for sale 70.
ing cheap.
Evening what 10 wrong with The
church.
WIN T. Russell will preach st Csub-
led school house Sunday At :? o'clock p.
IN and at Hilltop at $50.
Don't let the warm weather and busy
season cheat you ost Of . bl, sizing OF
the Lords day.
A most hearty welcome awaits you
BY osr church and Sunday Bchool. II
you are not attending elsewhere.
Com.. pay ~ . visit nsxs Sunday.
Rev. wn. T. Russsil, Pastor.
Me.n!,!z7: e.!,!7: 81. I!!s!. Pills. Cure
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Take your old hens to the Holyoks
Produce Company. Second door south
Of Holyoke post ellee.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Wanted-To purchase a coup
lie of pigs. Inquire at this Office
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Baptist Church
Sunday
Sunday School 10 30
Morning woeshlp u.8
Everybodys Meeting $50
Gospsl Service $40
Wednesday
Prayer meeting 500
Choir and Orchestra practice 900
The state herald., 1917-07-20

The HOME and HARTFORD have
paid out huge hail losses In PHILIPPE and
adjoining counties In years past. Why
not insure your crops In proven COM
paniss. 1t costs no mors.
Call. phone or write u.
At ysur service.
r. L. Jshnson. Local Agent.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
C. d. Wslrod made business trip t
Denver this week.

Miss Mary Morse returned from
visi. in Omaha Monday.
The state herald., 1917-07-20

VIZ UTRe eVetyu"e 70 tSes % So"'e m
any Of our services help 70 make thls
church "home-like church"
ssbjeets.
Morning Unwilling the lnvisible.
There wall BE- no more meetings Of
tho B. Y P. U. II 1880 until after
school starts In September.
Special music st al the services.
A hearty welcome 10 extended to al.
Rev. J. Walter Field. Pssto7
The state herald., 1917-07-20

Security Calf Food will save you
money and raise the best Of calves and
pigs. Guaranteed or money back.
s3 Farmers Cream Station.
The state herald., 1917-07-20
EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT.

DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will be in Holyoke. at the Sears Hotel
July q 1917. Consultation and sx-
animation for glasses free
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
BRAZIL INCLINES
CLOSER TO WAR
Dantas as Foreign Minister
May Force Clean Break
With Kaiser
GOVERNMENT MAY
SEVER TOMORROW
BY II. R. ROBERTSON.
United Press STAFF Correspondent.
nIn M IANlIRn nInu 4 nrnaI


RIO DE JANEIRO May 4-Brazil
inclined closer today TO a declaration
OF war against Germany
Appointment of Under Secretary
Souza Dantas as temporary Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. succeeded DR..
Lauro Muller, was everywhere re-
garded as a strengthening Of the pro-
war advocates demand that Brazil go
farther than her break in relations
with Germany. Dantas is known as an
Out-and out proponent of hostllities.
Rio looks for an exciting day to-
morrow when Senator Ruy Barbosa,
leading agltator OF war, is scheduled
TO address congress on the interna-
tional situation. A great orator who
during the past few weeks has stirred
street crowds TO a frenzy OF enthusi-
asm for war in his personal campaign
for such a move Barbaos is expected
to precipitate a violent debate Bar
bosa is a popular idol throughout the
nation.
DR.. Muller. retiring foreign minister,
today followed up his retirement from
the cabinet by resigning his candidacy
as president Of the Military Club. one
of the strongest of Brazils political or
CARNATIONS. He gave as his reason his
desire TO avoid any internal dissentions
in Brazil in the face Of the present in-
ternational crisis.
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
To Punish American Socialists
Who Interfere i'm Russia

WASHINGTON, May 4 German So
cialists in this country who attempt
10 force or influence a separate peace
between Russia and Germany, will be
dealt with to the full extent OF Amer
ican law. If Their crime can be proved.
The State Department indicated this
unmistakably today following publica-
tiOn OF charges by J. q. Phelps Stokes.
wealthy Socialist. that some OF the
German wings OF the American Social
lists are trying TO force such peace.
American law provides for dealing
with such cases as an extremely trea
sonable act.
It is known that the government has
noted the Stokes charges and that il
VIII endeaVor to ascertain whether
any Of the men Stokes named. or any
others, are trying to manipulate such
peace through their Russian com
rades.
That one radical, Norris Reinstein, a
Socialist Laborite. sailed two DAYS
ago for Russia to stir up the Russian
radicals against Elihu Root, Chairman
of the proposed American mission
was learned today after James Eads
How, Millionaire Hobo" called at
the State Department TO discuss a
plan for universal peace.
The new censorship win be applied
vigorously TO prevent them from COM
munioating with the Slav leaders.
The State Department lad its first
news Of the differences between tie pro.
visional Russian Government and the
workmen's and soldiers committee from
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
ONE NEGRO SLAIN
IN REVOLVER DUEL
Baxter Rollins, Caught, Says
He Killed Phillips Who
Flourished Gun
CRIME COMMITTED
AT MENDINHALL

Fifteen minutes afler receiving a
description OF Baxter Rollins, color
ed. aged 20 years. wanted in Mendin
nall, Pa, on a charge of murder. De
tective j. e. Riley this morning had
arrested the murderer. who confessed
TO shooting TO death Samuel Phil
lips, Negro, az Mendinhall. about q
O'Clock this morning The arrest was
made by Detective Riley as Rollins
alighted from a Brandywine Sprlngs
car at Seventh and Market streets.
while being searched by Detective
Riley Rollins said his name was Wal
den Brown and that he was on his wav
10 Baltimore to see his mother. who
was Ill there He showed a pockei-
Dook in which was an order on a gro
cery store at Mend.nhall Brown was
at once taken TO the police station
and quizzed AMI confessed TO kill
ing Phillips
According to Rollins or Brown he
shot Phillips who had terrorized the
camp of colored men EMPLOYED I'm
road construction az Mendinhall for
SOME time and early this morning
armed with revolver he phillins
started TO shout This is Friday. my
day At that fight started between
The men, and another man handed
Rollins a gun. which he aimed at
Phillips Rollins fred and Phillips
fell dead. First word Of the murder
was received here by Police Captain
Kelleher at $50 o'clock over the long
distance phone from Constable
Monaghan. of Kennett Square. II
was reported that Rollins had started
towards this city.
Sergeant Of Detectives Green was
notified at his home and he hurried
TO the scene of the murder with Pa
trolman Graham I'm the department
auto The local officers arrived az
the scene before the Pennsylvania
authorities
Phillips was lying on the ground. his
head down an incline. and in his hand
cutched in deaths grasp was a revolver
with one empty chamber. According to
witnesses, four shots were fred between
the two men and il looked as if thev
had a duel
Men who occupied tho shanty used bv
the men said that the trouble started
over the cooking Of piece Of meat in
skillet. The stove in tho building was
covered with pans, and one of the men
wanted TO place his meat in the other
mans pan. This caused an argument
and a fight followed, during which time
guns We're drawn and both men started
to shoot.
Securing a description Of Rollins
Sergeant Green notified the local DO
lice and said that he understood that
the man had started for Kennett
Square. to which place the officer
would go Detective Rllev. who was
at the headquarters here. started
down Market street on another er-
rand after receiving the information.
and at Seventh street he heard a col
ored man. alighting from a Brandy
wine Springs car. inquire the way to
the railroad station. He at once ques-
toned the man. and subsequently
found that he had the murderer.
Officers are expected TO arrive here
this afternoon for Rollins. He gave
Ellington y. c.. as his home address
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD,

United Press Stan Correspondent.
PETROGRAD, May i-Open rupture
between provisional government heads
and the wOrkmen's and soldiers COM
mittte came today. The WOrkmen and
soldiers demanded that the govern
ment take them into their confidence.
The tensity Of the situation is grow
Ing hourly.
How seriously the situation threat
ems Russia's future in the war is
shown by the fact that after listing n
long series of the provisional govern
ment's acts TO which the soldiers and
workmen object. the council repre-
senting these elements formally de-
clared they would not approve OF any
loans TO Russia until fully informed
Of the complete war aims Of the En-
tente and OF all details OF the COM
pacts entered into by the Car and
his ministers
Vigorous disapproval was also ex-
pressed by the council OF statement
extensively credited TO Foreign Min
iBter MilukOff, that Russia aims to
~ ANAA wv AilNAhe hNu ANnAIAN.
The first clash between the two ele-
ments In the new Government came
yesterday. The greatest feeling OF
Indignation vas aroused among the
WOrkmen and soldier delegates by
announcement Of the provisional GOV.
ernment that it intended TO stand by
, the Cars contracts with the Allies.
A yesterdays meeting OF the coun-
ell Of ministers 1000 soldiers. with
loaded rifles were drawn from the
Petrograd garrison to guard the
building where the Government lead
ers met Throngs Of citizens gath
cred there in a gigantic demonsTa-
ton against Foreign Minister Milu-
kof.
Speakers from the Soldiers and
Sailors delegations mounted i'm
promptu rostrums and eXhorted with
the people TO join In their demand
that the Government take all people
into their confidence.
AS the meeting of the Council pro-
gressed the 1000 soldiers from the
garrison. openly fraternized with the
crowds Many Of the soldiers. rifles
IN hand. Joined in the demonstrations
demanding the resignation OF Milu-
kohl. Some OF their number de-
livered speeches No effort was made
10 maintain any line OF demarkation
between the military and the citl.
zens. Soldiers and civilians alike
were soon yoicing their opinions
4 great mass meeting Of protest Is
In preparation for tonight. There eau
he no Disgusting of the tensity OF the
situation.
The workmen's and sold ers' coun-
ell held an all-night session last night
at which resolutions were adopted bit
terly disappearing the acts Of the pro
visional government and charging
failure on their part TO keep prom
ises TO the workmen and soldiers to
admit them 20 conferences on all inn
portant matters
The Official minutes Of the meeting
as published today. contain n bitter at
tack on the provisional governments
blanket approval II all contracts and
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
ARMED MAN Attacks
WOMAN IN RURAL school

Miss Margaret Perry, a school teach
er at Talleyyille. had a thrilling ex-
perience on Wednesday Of this week,
when William Leroy Hackctt, OF Mar
Gus Hook. attempted to force his at
tentions on her and only by barri-
cading herself in the school building
was Miss Perry able TO protect her
self, Help summoned by school chill
dren rescued the imprisoned teacher
and Hackett was arrested and held
until Deputy Sheriff Fennimore
brought him here.
When searched Hackett was found
to be armed with a revolver and n
large supply OF cartridges. Magis-
trate Gillis held him under $500 bail
for the upper court on a chrage Of
carrying concealed a deadly weapon
Evening journal., 1917-05-04

drawing America into the conflict.
Germany's commercial prospects, it
was held, have been injured for years
to come.
Retention OF the Belgian city of
Antwerp by Germany is another
thing feared by Hamburg. resulting
IN the well-defined demand by shin
ping industries that there be no an
nexation of territory by Germany
and moreover, that Germany so an
nounce right now.
Since revelation of the thinner
man scheme to align Mexico and ia.
pan with Germany against the Unied
States, opposition 10 the Foreign Min
lister has increased. The Liberals are
still Ostensibly supporting him. how
ever, probably because he is the only
nOn-iunker in Office in Germany.
On the other hand. proponents Of
Bernstorf point out his complete ia
miliarity with America and Americans
IS something for which there is des-
perate need in the foreign office
Moreover 1t IS held Bernst0rff might
very effectively work for adjustment
of Americas quarrel with Germany
German officials are now said to real
ize how completely they were wrong in
estimating America. The hardest blow
Of all comes in their realization that
America intends to fight a real and not
a paper war No official thought she
would actually fight. Zimmerman Is
blamed FOR not having known that
America would 90 the limit. Benstorff
is figured as likely TO correct this mis-.
take by restoring German-American re-
lations.
But not alone in actual war strength
is America now beginning to be feared
in Germany. The war chiefs are appre-
hensive that the great weight of Ameri-
can democracy thrown into the balance
against Germany may result i'm vast
strengthening of the democratic peace
party. 1t is reputed that this effort TO
strengthen the democratic peace move is
already being exerted from America on
Hungary.
There are other reports which some
way or other clude the censor and turn
up here as evidence of dissention in the
central empires. The regularity with
which they arrive in the face of the most.
stringent censorship Germany has ever
had in force may possibly indicate DELHI
crate circulation of such reports bv the
government. Or, IL may show such an
accumulation of dissention that even
steel-bound censorship cannot conceal
them.
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
DECREE IN
POWDER STOCK SUIT
ComplainantS Want Shares
Turned Over TO Company
Without Taking Vote
CONFERENCE WITH
JUDGE TOMORROW

Counsel for both sides in the suit over
the sale of r. c. duPont's stock in the
dupont Powder Company TO the dupont
Securities Company were to have con-
ferred with Judge j. Whitaker Thomp-
SON in Philadelphia today over the draw
mg of the decree in the case. but the
conference was postponed until tomor-
row morning.
Judge Thompson in his opinion decided
i'm favor of Philip +. DUPONT and the
complainants, and decided that the ques-
tion of the purchase of the former r. c.
dupont stock lnow held by the dupont
Securities Company for the powder
company should be voted upon by stock
holders Of J.. !. DUPONT de Nemours and
Company lthe new corporationl.
II was learned today that at the con-
ference Of counsel for both sides with
Judge Thompson in Philadelphia on
Monday, the counsel for the complain
ants suggested that a decree be en-
tered ordering the DUPONT Securities
Company to turn the former T. c. du.
Pont stock over to the powder com
pany without any vote on the question
being taken by the powder company
stockholders Judge Thompson will
consider the form OF decree to be en-
tered tomorrow.
Alfred l. DUPONT has filed a petition
Of Intervention in the suit recently
brought in the United States District
Court by Mrs. Eleanor DUPONT Perot
against President Pierre S. dupont
and other officers OF the powder com
pany' IN which the company's bonus
system is attacked. Mr.. dupont is rem
resented by Robert Pennington. Frank
p. Pritchard. William A. Glasgow. Jr.
and Henry p. Brown. Mr.. Pritchard
is connected with the law offices Of
the late John G. Johnson in Philadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1917-05-04
Soldiers and WOrkmen Demand That Pro.
viSiOnal Government Take Them Into
Their Confidence and Threaten to BaIk
All Loans and Entente PIanS---TenSity Of
Situation Grows Hourly.
SEE FINE HAND OF GERMANY
IN ANNOUNCED PROTEST MEETINGS

agreements pledged by the foCmer
autocratic government with the allies.
The workmen and soldiers do not
even know the provisions Of all OF
these agreements the official jour
nal asserted
The governments statement vOic-
ing approval OF the contracts and OBJ
legations OF the former regime was
declared by the meeting 10 have been
secretly prepared at the home Of Min
lister OF War Gutchkon, without con
sultation with the soldiers and work
men representatives Not alone did
the meeting lack the provisional lead
ers for failure 10 move in the open on
all administrative and governmental
matters, but il was charged that the
provisional Offices were seeking to
cast discredlt on the worlxmen and
soldiers by sending false news Of their
activities out of Russia.
The committte demanded permission
TO disseminate its own news rejecting
its own views. This permission was
formally granted today
Forecast In the category OF the
false news" which the committee
charged was given circulation abroad
by the provisional leaders was tho
impression which. it was asserted
] had been spread that the Russian
! constitutional conventions would not
be held until after the war. and the
inference that the workmen and SOL
dlers had approved such a course.
On the contrary the committees made
formal demand that the constituents as.
sombly be held az the earliest possible
date
The dispatch from Shepherd Is the
| first word of any serious friction be-
tween the Duma provisional government
and the soldiers and workmcA Various
small internal differences have been re-
ported heretofore, but all related 10 adj
ministratiye acts rather than govern
mental policy. On the other hand the
provisional government has hcrctofore
bowed submissvely to the demands of
the soldiers and workmen as for in
stance in the sweeping army orders re-
Gently issued by Minister Gutchkon and
reported by Shepherd in dispatches To
The United Press on Monday. where
complete equality between officers and
men was established. 10 has long been
known that Germany is bonding every
resource and using every artifce to stir
up trouble among the many diverse ele-
mcnts whose temporary union In force
achieved the overthrow Of autocracv.
The agtator. Nicholas Lenin. a
radical Socialist. has been generally
credited with being a German agent
He has been active IN aligning one elc-
ment against another. There are sew.
oral other returned cxiles who are
supposed To be working in the inter
est OF The German movement Mean.
while Germany is pressing steadily
for separate peace through Socialist
leaders.
The soldiers and worSmen's dele
gates. representing the great bulk OF
the Russian people and. through com
pleie domination Of the army. holding
the real power 10 control. have been
steadily meeting and. heretofore. aid
ing the Duma provisional government
in restoring order.