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STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
rom Fourth strest Wharf.

From Fourth Stress " WharL
Schedule subject 70 change without notlcs
Daily except saturdays. sundays and nOli-
days leave Wilmington Tor PhiadsDnl >
and Philadelphia, for Wilmington AZ la.
900. 100 r. "a. l-3O. 800. 4.i5. 600. 7.BJ
and 80 2.
on saturdays sundays and holidays
lrAve both Philadelphia and Wilmington
at 80. 100 1890 a. IA, - O'Clock noon,
80. 800. AIS. COO. ZOO. $50 and y.3l
y.
Lave Wilmington. 63O, 20 500. 400
1000. HOO 4. IA. ~ O'Clock noon. i.OJ
200. 800 400 100. 800. I.OJ. 500. g.OD
1000 HOO and 1900 .. m-
Leave i'enn's Grove at 600. us. 500
300. 1000. HOO =. m. ~ u ;Iock nooa
LOO, &.l5. 800. 400, 5.Ol 900. I.o). S.OJ.
gOO lu.l5, Hoo and l2.OO ..
kKENCHS GHOVE-PENS'5 GROVE.
Open dat > for sunday Chooa sxc4rsions.
Apply fourth . tree Wharf
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

QuERADE Suits and wigs TO hire
Specialists In paints and make-ups Frank
5iesinger, corner Fourth and Walnut street.
Phone $3.50 w.
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ENGRAVING. EMBOssING

INDEX CARDS-Spocia. opportunitv 10
get index cards Anything you need Al
kinds and sizes Chas. ii. Gray, Printer
IL East Eighth street. -.
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FOR RENT.
+ 2 RENT

2 RENT
Dairy and graiB farm ON Little Fix creek
Blue Ball road one half mite either to
tween Cuilda station. . 4 q e. H. and
Etkton, p B x W x Contains 3 2su
acres. loo tlabls. balance meadows and
woodland Large barns. StanChl0us for 80
head of cattle Apply Thomas A. Harlan
Eikton. Md X -. No !
LARGE. roomy place for storing cars VIII
accommodate atsOut - So a month
jacob r. Coursen. 81 Lancaster avenue
Phone 5i76
STONE house. FIVE rooms on PhiIa pike
near Harvey Road. Also shop or storage
room. lSx24 - Apply sT9 Shpiey -
STORE and entire nrsJ door
Apply
so Tatuali STREET
THIRD and fourth floors Of sO4 Orange
street. suitable Tor HgDt manufacturing
Possession once ~ IitLam - ttaddoek
4 To.
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PROPOSALS.
$50, 900
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
43 Per Cent Highway Improve
ment Bonds, Fifth Series.

Scaled bids will be received by the under
signed until II o clock. noon on Tuesday
september 10. 1915. at the Office of the.
Levy Court. in the Court House in the cit
Of Wilmington, Delaware. for The purchase
Of all or any part Of $50. 900 414per cent
coupon Highway Improvement Bonds of
New Castle county. Delaware. Denomina-
tions 81 900; principal and semi-annuaI in
tercst January ! and July u, pavabie Al
The Farmers Bank in Wilmington Della
ware The bonds are dated January J. 1917
and mature ST.. 900 annually January !
1890. 10 January ]. 1871. both inclusive
The legality OF the issue will be examined
10y Messrs. Caldwell and MaSslich of New
Ork, whose favorable opinion will be fur
nished 10 the purchaser The bonds have
been prepared under the supervision of
The United states Mortgage and Trust
Company. New York City. which has Ger
tilted as TO the genuineness of the sigma
lures Of the county officials and the seal
impressed thereon.
Bids are desired on forms which will no
furnished by the United States Mortgage
signed a certified check for two per cent
of the face value Of bonds bid for pavahie
TO the treasurer of New Castle conn.,
Delaware, must accompany each bid TIE
right Is reserved TO reject any or ali bids -
THOMAS ) FOURACRF
Chairman. Finance COMMITTEES
Dated August 2l. 1918
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Someof theExclusivc
Daily Features Of
Every Evening
Wilmington's Leading
Newspaper

In addition 10 giving all the ne7s
Of the day as # happens-no
scare heads" wild suppoei-
tions-but the interesting truth
about things-E Every Evening Of
fers its readers numerous exclusive
Daily Features, which add ma
terialIy to the value Of the paper.
Here are a few Of them:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
sTENOGRAPHY,

LOST your stenographer Don't worry.
III nelp you out until you replace her
Public stes ographer. Hotel du Pont
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WANTED TO BUY.

HIGHEST cash prices for scrap iron RAGS
metals and newspapers. Phone Auto
1872. United junk Co, 22I Orange
street.
RAGS. newspapers. metaas furniture and
all kinds Of junk. We pay highest prices
n Delaware II. Sloan. Io4 Madison street
u q a. phone 1913
NANTED-500 bicycles and frames for
export Highest prices paid Chas Green
waId. 913 Shipley street
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LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM 'a$$$$S
AUTOMOBILES Foa Sale.

sk' Fhtfss
AuToMoBlLE-lipda .super-sir Inn
Walnut street GArage, Fourth aud Walnut
streets. Price $1,000 S. al. Braun
stein.
AuTUhiUDiIiss--W Duy seconei-hanI
automobiles fur parts. any condition.
, Adams ntreot Garage. 5Ut nortn Adams
street. fboaesastl~N,
AUTOMOBILES for all make. o Z
automobiles. new aud second -sand springs
vheets. tires. tubos aud ali parts Adams
street Garaso, JJ& adams strest. rnonJ
s45Z w
BUICK --Alodel D-ib. e-passenger tour
ing car. very test condition. Good tires
and paint. Cnr faiiy equipped. n y. VIII
iiarlis, y ". lwtitth street.
BUICK touring car. reasonable Apply E
Jacobsen Is second atfeet. Rev Castle.
Del.
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING. Locomo-
bite and electrical work - speciality. " ash
ington 81. Garage. Tenth ana Washington
SITS. &. 4. DavidsUn. Mgr. ItloDe U736 w.
FORD touring car. passenger over
land aud ford truck Apply Garage. lIt2
Tatnsii street.
FOR SALE
Reasonable. nve- passenger limousine. 1918
model, ia steiass condition Wire Wheels
only used short time. Reason for selling
owner leaving the city Apply
GEORGE M. MILLER
$40 Orange street.
IOOk--A Automobile owners We BUY old
autos and tiras not suitable foe use. High
est prices pad Jacop rrutital. hiB E4sb
Third st-eet. D.& A. phone 550s ".
1000 Overland truck. cheap Sold for want
of Phone 2'h02
OUR name is no msnomer means what
H. sayB--quiCk services johnson Quick
Service Garage, Su1-og WOllaston St
PfERCE-ARKow. seven passenger car.
rubber good Machine just 0vtrhauicd.
Transfer ~ T. fourth street.
REPAIRING, particularly OF Ford= the
way IL should tie done. Moderate charges
Market street Garage. zlt5 Market
SELECTED U5ED CAKS
1918 Chandler two tops summer Il winter
1917 6-Cyinder Buick roadster.
t8Ix tiUGte- Arrow, ,lAss tSar.
Au newiy painted and rep4iraI
AiLAItNGGpN Az IDhpBILE 90
Tenth 81. aud Deawar3 Ave.
SAVE your old thes. we nave speci slset
on a process whereby no matter now old
tire We eau maze 10 not only practichty
like new but give yUu tire tnAt will ron Ia
service to you. Guaranteed for $50 mits4
tor less than half tue price OF ttrs.
Ne also specialize i'm vuiCauizin4 ali worx
guaranteed Empire DUuDis Ireat 90,
go shpleg stroet.
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ROOMS rtBis RsS

ROOMS foR a.Sr.
EIGHTH ST. sol W-I.arge. third-story
front room. au convCDlGnces. se 0f
pnoue
FTRSISHED rapm for one or two per
sous 1Bl y. jackson street.
Ia ilGE. comfortable iurulsned rooms 90
T.. fttth street.
NICELY furnished rooms. with board. I2Io
" ashugton street,
FURNISHED rooms for lodging I223
trenCh street.
NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen
Apply $50 y an Burcn street
NICELY furnished room ia private family
100 Market stre"t.
NICELY furnished bed. sittingroom ami
atchenette. desirable location. !,
Every Evening once.
ONE room. furnished. suitable FOR one Or
FANNY. Apply tO4 =. Br3omc. Fnone
lboS II
ROOM for rent. SO Adams ST.
l.OOAIs log rvaJ.
900 West street.
RooAi-NiceIy turuished. al conyenjencez
10 private iamIly. tor refined gentlemen
only. Centrally located Phone 5.95 ".
kOOAlS-Nu Nucly furnished. with heat batb
and use ol phone. Two blocks from depot
200 hing street.
TWO rooms furnished. for light housekecp-
ing Third hoor. No children i.Oi "
SeNenth street.
TWO unfurnished rooms fo- lIght house
heeping. IN private Christian nome. No
Children. Address IL -, Gyery E.senia
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sHAMPooING. SCALP TREATMENT

6HAmFDDInG and scalp treatment at
your hume Phone ATT w. Bertha M.
Ernest, AS u. sixth street. Outtlf-Jowu
appointments accepted
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

Leading High-Class Moderate Rate Hotel.
Al PEMARE VIRGINIA AVE,
CLOSE To BEACH
Finest bathing. &c Coolest location. 1000
feet uDrehcs 100 large Cooi rooms eiev aUor /,
bne sable. frts.. vegetables and sea fOOd .
catering 20 those seeking higb-grade 4c-
cDnm0dafi1ns wit th0ut ne excessive cost
SI2.50 UP WEEKLY; $3.50 UP DAILY
Booklet Ownership Management. j. F.
COPE
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HOTEL BOSCOBEL

Kentucky Ave. near beacn- Baths. elevator,
tine table. bathing privileges. special rates.
booklet. Always open. Capacity $50.
A. Z. MARION.
Kingston tee5, ROM q Ne Boardsa Va & sirsl So
PROOF. elevator. Catns. ocean view bathing
from motel. Distinctive table. si4.oO 10
weekly. Sx.5e 10 1aIiy VI. A. LEYREk
,--CONTINEN TAl- -HOTEL-
/ AenneSseS \ ge. neae 8aAea; Lisays open: 4
/ private oatuss running saSec Ia rooms: 1
| elevator excelispt gaDtes snlte ssr viSs: i
/ orcnestre. An. Cksn. $3 I'D daily. kl7 so /
| up weekly Booklets. GaraSa.
4 Astob VI. WALSH DUNCAN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
GERTRUDE DENNIE

VISIT the Boston Lunch now opeu for
business. Corner Eighth and Orange
streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL
Friends Schoo!
Fourth and Vest Streets
Wilmington. Dot
The Oldest and Largest Preparatory
School in the State.

corps Df ~ experienced teachers. TX
ceilnnt equipment Thorough Instruction.
school that takes boys and girls az
years Of age and In conEsniai Rtrnos-
phere. under the charge Of specially trained
mon and women. without loss OF time
through change Of schools. 1ts them for
college or business
FaI session opens Senfornber 10. 1918
Principals Office open on and after sept Sf
For illustrated CataiOg address
HEHSC Hell A. kORHES A. NJ. Principal
- q A. Phone 1881
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE-Estate of Frances S Garrett.
deceased Notice is hereby given that let
ters testamentary upon the estate of
Frances ). Garrett, late of Wilmington
hundred. deceased. were duly granted Into
Helen s. Garrett and Frank s. Garrett on
the ffth day of August. A ID. 1918. and
all persons indebted to the said deceased
are requested TO make payments TO the
executors without delay. and all persons
having demands az ainst the deceased are
required to exhibit and present the same
duly probated TO the said cxecutros on or
before the nth dag OF August. A. ID. 1919.
or abide by the law in this behalf
HELEN 5. GARRETT
FRANK 5. GARRETT
Executors
Address: David J. Reinhardt, Esq. at
torney-at-law. Ford Building. Wilmington,
Del.
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WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGINc

Al AfEhhANGEk-h. ShAmes los NorJn
JACKSON street.. Lowest prices. guaranteed
work. fhonc i52l J.
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EIIROEI SIRA NOT TO GO REPORT WILL FAVOR
TO F'GLTH MEETING BONE DRY AMENDMENT
Senate Committee Plans Ac.
ton Despite Shipping
Boards Protest
W WashingtOn. June 20.


The senate got ready today for Il
shown down next week on one of its
most troublesome ISSUES. prohibition \
bitter floor fight was regarded as
inevitable.
Despite the shipping boards energetic
protest. the Senate Agriculture Commit
tee planned today 10 make a favorable
report on the Jones nationwide bone
dry" amendment.
When the amendment is brought up in
the Senate next week. the vets eX-
pect to make a point OF order against
1t on the ground that il constitutes gem
eral legislation on an appropriation bill.
thereby violating the Senate rules. II
the Vice President sustains the point Of
order, the 'drys" p.an to strike back
by appealing from the ruling of the
/ chair
A vote will then be taken on the ques-
tion OF sustaining the chair. forcing a
prompt decision on the question. II the
chair is upheld the amendment will be
sidetracked.
President Wilson was still sdhering
today to his policy Of hands of" with
regard to the Jones' amendment. Al
though he prefers that the amendment
be kept of an appropriation bill. he de-
clined TO openly oppose il unless il
threatened to block necessary war legis-
/ lation.
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Nerifata Laurea dd
I'm OttimO ItdlianO

Ieri. mel Metropolitan Opera House.
ebbe luogo iannuale cerimonia per la
/ consegna del dplomi dele lauree Il
coloro che con successo frequentarono I
corsi presso rCniversita' di Pennsyl-
vania. ira prlmi laureati in giuri-
sprudenza abbiamo con vero compact
mento notato i'd nome di Giovanni di
Silvestro. una dele piu note simpa-
tiche hsura della tolonia .taliana di
Philadelphia.
I'avvento di Giovanni nj Silvestro
ALA professione legalc costtuis"e "a
miglior prova della fermezza di carat
tere q della ferrea volouta' di lui Sc 81
pens che nonostante le nolteplici occu-
pazioni lie attention. che richie edono la
srla numerosa famigia gil AFFAIR." della
Banca Statalc del + gil dltala, della
ouale e primo vice prcsidente cglt ha
potuto trovare II tempo. in uueStt ultiml
tire ami, sacrificando parecchie ore della
notte di dedicarsi ad ardui studi rag
giungere un SucceSso deBnu ueld mag
giore ammrazione.
Giovanni Di SilvestrO e uno del meglio
conosciuti cittadni italo-americani di
uuesta ctta' fu senpre ALA testa del
novimenti intesi a migIiorare le CON
dizioni del nostri Immigrant italian
che 10 amano Consderano un loro
leeittimo Campione.
Siamo stati informant che un conf
tato e sorto per offrirsi un banchetto
in occasione del consegum@nto della
laurea In aiurisprudenza. ma egii ha
nobilmente ritiutato di aCcettare. pre-
gando | connazionali a dare il danaro
"A beneficio del War Chest
T. difficile eDumerare le varic attiNita
di Giovanni hi Silvestro Rammentiamo
soltanto, che egli fu delegate degli ital-
iani di Phi 'adelphia al Primo tongresso
degli Italia nj all'estero, tenutosi III Roma
varii ami or sono: e presidente della
Sezione di Philadelphia delflstituto CO.
lonale Italiano: fu fondatore bri'liante
redattore de La Noce Gel Popolo' ; pro-
motore ed organizZatore del Primo Con-
gresso degli Italiani negli state Until
yice-presidente del tOmitato ltaliano per
il Terzo Preslito della Liberia.
Presentemente e vice presidente del
Circolo ItalianO, primo vice presidente
tesoriere della Banca Statale Figli
d'Ialia. assisteute Graude Venerable
dellOrdine Fig ie d'Italia in America ed
uno del piu valorosi, energici ed eio-
uuenti oratori anche ira | cosidetti
''four-minute men
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ANOTHER BILLION AIM
OF NEW TAX SCHEME
Accountant Tells House Com.
mitice How Levy May
Be Assessed

a scheme that. II is estimated. will
raise more than billion dollars in war
taxes from new sources and increased
levies on present sources has been sug-
gested to the House Ways and Means
Committee by Joseph J. Klein. a public
accountant of New York city. who has
been associated with the Council of Ma
ing hearings on the new war revenue
bill
Proposals made by Mr.. Klein included {:
\ tax of one cent per call on all toll
telephone messages below fifteen cents
which are not now subject to tax. estl-
mated to raise an additional s15o.000. 600
A fiat ten-cent documentary tax on
all legal documents not otherwise taxed
Revenue unestimated.
\ stamp tax on each mercantile in.
voice on transactions of 81 or more
estimated to raise $4,000, 900.
A fiat two or three cent tax on bank
checks. estimated to yield from $50. 600.
600 TO $4,000. 600: or a graduated taN
beginning with two cents per 500. esti.
mated at s7O,OOU.000.
\ one-cent tax on every carfare oI
street railways or interurban lines. esti-
mated minimum revenue of sl20.oc9,6UO
4 tax of 10 per cent to .5 per cent
on tuition fees fol private schools. not
including colleges and universities; rev
cnue yield not estimated
\ tax on state or city officials. in
Guiding high-salaried judges and the
great corps of public school teachers
expected TO yield from S25,00O,00o t'
$3O.0O0.000.
Collection "at the source" of grad
uated tax on all salaries and wages il
excess of $40 per week. with an esti
mated revenue OF $1,000. .OOO. 900.
\ . per cent tax on all gross sales
Revenue not estimated.
Many other witnesses appeared before
the committee John Quinn. of New
York city. speaking for the Association
of American Painters and Sculptors and
the Society of Independent Artists
urged the committee not to tax artists
most of whom he said, are barely
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Dutch Social Democratic Lead.
F. er Will Not Be Granted
Passport
Spsciai Cable to Erening Public Ledger

! a copyri0ht, 1878. By Netc York Times Co.
The Hague. June 20,
~ Your correspondent learns from an
Gncial British source that Peter Troel-
stfa, the Dutch Social Democratic leader
Will not receive a passport for England.
Troelstra was reported TO have re-
fqsiyed a passport TO attend conference
! ~ the British labor party June 26. with
Branting. The reason for not granting
the privilege TO him is that the British
National seamen's and Firemen's Union
mIght object to carrying him, as in. the
feaoe Of Ramsey Macdonald. II would
~ considered regrettable incident to
have Troelstra stranded on the beach at
the Hook OF Holland. AS is already
known. the League Of Neutral Nations
sent = telegram TO Hsvelock Wilson
EWarning Troe,stras visit to England.
& There has been considerable futter at
- Hague since the news was first
nnounced that Troelstra had been in
&3kAd by Henderson. There were doubt
lsGa persons who rubbed their hands in
+ t3tYfui anticipation, bur others We're
1uch concerned at the supposed permis-
<oion.
~ No sooner was il announced that the
butch Social Democratic leader would
! <s4terd the meeting than both German
I&nA Austrian Social Democrat leaders.
4unong them Schiedemann, were rushed
IL The Hague AT utmost possible speed
- consult him. Schiedemann has re-
t1rned to Berlin.
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with the American Army in Lorraine


June 20.
The Germans suffered heavy castlal-
ties in Yesterday mornings combined
first all-American gas attack and artiI-
lery bOmbardment, It was established
through an enemy prisoner today.
The bOChCs were just starting to in
wade the American lines when the gas
containers fell in their midst. killing "a
great number and sending others flee
ing
After the deluge Of gas subsided and
the barrage died down the Germans at
tempted to start their raid again, but
were stepped in their tracks by Amer
lean artillery, machine-gun and rife
fire.
Every doughboy impatient.y awaited
the zero hour" which had been set at
2:S0. Promptly on the second. silence
was broken by a terrific explosion from
the American trenches as several bat
terieS Of projectors. fired simultaneously
by electricity, sent more than II thou
sand gas containers screaming toward
the German trenches in the Bois de
MOntmare.
tMontmare wood Il opposite Flirey, i'm
the Toul sector and three miles north
east Of Seicheprey).
After the flash. the walls Of tn" de-
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mans were 80 excited they failed to
take this into consideration. As q fe-
suit much of the gas loosed against
the American front lines was blown back
into their own trenches evidently add
ing to their casualties.
The barrage laid down by our artil-
lery boxed in the comparatively small
area deluged by gas preventing the Huns
from fleeing to other parts of the lines
and forcing them to stay and take 1t. ::
American aviators reported later in
the day that gas clouds extended ten
ki.ometers ,more than six miles) behind
the German forward lines.
Five American bombing planes. which
dropped thirty-eight bombs on the rail-
way station, yards and tracks at Con-
fans. twenty miles east Of Nerdun) do
ing heavy damage. returned safely Tues
day night. despite an encounter with
several enemy planes.
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sempre pin critiCa Ia Condizione interna
dell'Austria- / ngherla. | viveri sono COST
set - che II guvurnO e stato costretto
ruoHamente ridurre la razione di pane.
saTza che qualsiasi a.tra specie di
nutrimento possa rimpiazzare la ridu-
aiDne. bambini 81 recano ALA scuola
affamdti parecchie Cumunita' non hanno
patate da quattru mesj, ne grass ne
farna suno stati diStribuiti II consiglio
Cittadino III Vienna ha Votato un ordine
di | rolusta contrO la riduziune della
raziOnc di pane. ed II cousiglio del
lavor;,tori d detta citta' ha app""Natu
una riSC,dzionc dumandando una solieCita
pace generate, nonOstante granui
ostacoii che 81 presentano per un tcnta-
two di ncgoziati di pace.
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'L'ATTACCO AUSTRIACO
ARRESTATO OVUNQUE
lie Nalorose Truppe Iialiane
ed Alleate Annientano
il Nemico

Published and Distributed FINDER
PERMIT No. 3il
Authorized by the act Of Dsfoher 3,
lelt. on file at the Postoffce of Phila-
delphia. Pa.
By order OF the President.
A. s. BURLESON.
postma ster General
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TELL OF UNCLE SANS ANGER
German Press Speculates on L. s.
Mexican Relations
Special Gable To Erening Public Ledger
i9fs. by Ncr rort; Times Go.

toJUtiVht I3fS. by N'ir York ItmcS co.
The Hague. June 20.-What is termed
"rncle Sans anger with Mexico" is the
subject of an article in the Berlin Nos-
sische Zeitung. which alleges that it
has learned by way Of Berne that the
American press is uttering threats
against Mexico for the pro-German at
ttude of its press.
The Zeitung asserts that American
newspapers especially the New York
Evening Post and those controlled by
William Randolph Hearst, are carrying
on a campaign against President Car
rama and that even South American
states, such as Chile and Peru. are at
tackled for their so-caled German at
ttudc.
The Berlin paper says that President
Wilson maintains the same attitude
toward Costa RiCa. refusing to ac-
knowledge it's President and asserts that
The. only Latin-American State with
which American public opinion is salts
fed is Colombia, which has acquired
merit by discruraging German agents
and plots.
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ACCIDENTS KILL S AIRMEN
Three Army Men and Two Naval
Ayiators Meet Death

springfield. o.. June 20--When their
airplane collapsed in midair after fail
from height of 10000 feet. Lieutenant
Frank Stewart Peterson of Dayton, O.,
and Lieutenant Leroy Swan. of Norwich.
Conn, were killed at the Wilbur Wright
aviation field. Lieutenant Peterson lost
control of the machine after going into
a nose dive at 10000 feet.
Pensacola, Fla. June 20.-When their
airplane fell. h. Il. Sylvester and A. B.
Blair, naval reserve aviators. were killed
near the navy air station. Both men
came from the Boston School of Tech
nology.
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making living today. He said that
works OF art should not be classed with
iewelry. diamonds. pleasure yachts, pas
senger automobiles and the like, all OF
which, he said, should be taxed.
Frank A. Blair. of Chicago. president
If national organization of proprietary
medicine manufacturers. said the in
dustry ought not to be taxed at all
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FIND OLIVE OIL FRAUD
Eee,onseed Product Sold Under False
Calors

: m.rrlsburs. Pa, June 20 O-Cottonseed
n Soid a. pure olive oil is the latest
- fraud unearthed by Dairy and Food
~ sr,issioner James FousJ. OF the Penn
12~aniN Department of Agriculture
& TT714uaily all shipments of pure olive
II xonl Italy and other foreign ports
- 'kesn abandoned, but the cottonseed
~ been shipped In large quantities
a ~ South to New York and other
Sfjes. This oil has been placed IN
SrG oaanrt cars which have been
n Xoo6ra3od with pictures Of olive