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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

exploit hs rallied go Of the valiant
mountain boys and on the ninth day Of
May, 1775. succeeded in getting . few
boats and transported So men acrt,ss
the lake. and sent the boats back for
The rest Of the men But day now be.
gun to dawn and Colonel Allen real
lied that II the attempt agninst the
fort were to succeed he and his daring
expedition must act Mt once.
Nothing daunted by the fnct that
their force was 20 few. and making up
In patriotic devotion what they lacked
in numbers. Colonel Allen called for
rolunteers for the perilous venture.
Il do not urge any to enter on this
Enterprise contrary to his will. inas-
much as It II desperate attempt,
'Thich none but the bravest Of men
iare undertake." cried Colonel Al
len. "You that will undertake volun-
.arlly. polse your firelock." Every
man poised his firelOck.
He Immediately formed them into
line and at their head advanced on
the gnte Of the fortress. The sentry
snapped his fuse 1t the colonel ana
then retreated to the parade within
The garrison. Allen and his men
quickly followed and formed In the
parade. The garrison was asleep-all
but the sentries who did not fully
sense what wa1 transpiring. Allen
and his men gave three huzzas. and
one Of the sentrIes made pass ut one
Of the men with charged bayonct
and slightly wounded him.
Allen was about to run him through
with his sword but thought better Of
II and only slightly wounded him on
the head whereon he dropped his gun
and begged for quarter. This grant
ed he showed Colonel Allen the on
GERS quarters whittier the intrepid
commander rushed and compelled the
commander. Captain Delaplace. to
come forth and deliver over the en-
tire garrison on threat Of putting the
entire force to the sword.
sBy what authorityr demanded
Captain Delaplace.
.In the name Of the Great Jehovah
md the Continental Congress" thun-
dered Allen, a. he raised his sword
over Delaplace's head. In the mean
time the Green Mountain boys had not
been idle but had beatsn down the
barracks' doors and had about q third
Of the garrison prisoners. With strut
tered expostulation the commander
forthwith submitted and the fort WAS
completely IN the hands Of Colonel AZ
len. who in his own account Of The ex-
pl0it says:
sThe sun seemed to rise that morn
ing With . superior luster. and Tieon-
deroea and its dependenciss smiled
on it, conQucrors.r
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Mrs. r. J. Ready and two danshtera
Phytis and Francis left for THAR home
in Lake City after spending several
weeks here visiting relatives. She
was jeined here by her SON and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ready, Of Dem
yer. Mr.. Ready enlisted in the navy
and is leaving for service in q few
days.
Durango Democrat: The Council
Of Defense league, had just - well
close up shop and hire "Bing" McGue
propaganda "Bing" works reason
able, in fact he carries that "Dutch
Clenser" stuff rs q side line and takes
his commission out in cigarettes. P.
8. No trouble to show goods.
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NEW REGULAII0Ns pRov1DE
FUk TIE IAeR0HTAT1ON
OF MExlCAN LABOR

TO assist IN mes4ine Tia pre..nt
shortage Of unslilled Iabor. restric.
lions have BEEN Temporarily removed
on the importation 81 Nexiesn isbor
70 be used IN certain ceeunations ti..
TINS step supplements tl,e orSer ~ n,
which The Depaxtment of Iahcr Ia
Arranged to bring Port R5ccn Ichorers
into this country fbr work q Govern.
ment eontracta lt = esEinated fhst
e900 islandeters en- s. ErousSt a
vaiIe Interpretations AZ avsI]SSle.
New re8nlations a Is o6S3oe8 a
lexlc4n slobor contain flGii ~ isIons
g pt2v.t any attsppe ~ s3SG1spted
sos1gleeeas!eqe = u poxt q pnoopee-
tef s Mr. l6ez h Is r. X. x.
- 49, g q - - - ~ ~ Sss1r.
s., s.! g WI = losd - ssziEszy O.
1! 80 = ]. =.
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NOTICE OF DISsOLUuONOF THE
REDSTONE MARBLE COMPANY

We, The undersigned, w. J. MUIR
RAY President, and 8. l. HEYN, Sec
retary 6f THE RkDSrONE MARBLE
COMPANY, . corporation formed un-
der the laws Of the State Of Colo
rado. do hereby give notice that 1t .
meeting Of the stockholders Of said
Company duly called for the purpose
Of considering the propriety Of dis
solving said corporation and held at
the Office Of the Company in the City
and County Of Denver, State Of Colo
RADIO, on the 9Th day Of September,
1917, every share Of outstanding
stock Of said Company being repres-
ented at said meeting, the stoekhold-
ers, by resolution unanimously adopt
ed. ordered that said corporation be
dissolved and that notice thereof be
made, signed, filed and publisaed rs
required by the laws Of the State Of
Colorado.
We further certify that all debts
owing by. said corporation have been
I'm III WITNESS WHEREOF, We, As
President and Secretary respectively
Of said Company, have made and sign-
ed this notice and caused the seal Of
said Company to be hereunto AFFIXED
this 7th day Of June, 1918.
w. ]. MURRAY,
President.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior,
u. 8. Land Office at Nontrose, Coao.
June 1st, 1913
NOTICE b hereby given that Edwin
A. Nitchsll, II Pariin, Colorado, wlae,
% July llth, 1914. made Desert LenA
Entry, No. 0o387, for Lots Z ard 9,
Section 81, Township - North. Rsnge
2 East, N. n. p. Meridian, has nl6d
notes ef intention 70 make Anal dse-
ert land Proof, 70 establish claim =
the land above described, before nm
ct II. Nourse, q. 8. Commissieaaes
ct Gunnison, Colorado, n IL 1otA
day Il JAY, 1919:
ClaimaAk names - Witnesaoos
GINS Kxusger, Of Pariin, Colo.
Charles Johnson, of paxam, ColA
Susie n. Mitche1l, of Pnxiin, Colo.
vers d. Leuclks, Of Paziin, Cslo.
Non-coal
sosss. q ~aAsr sPp,x.M.!sss
Regiseexs
First publication June Z, 1915.
Last publication July u. 1eto.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

T. hsaa oe. or :. Isn coio
May 16th, 1913.
NOTICE IL hereby given that John
3. Corbitt. Of Parlin. Colo. who. On
November zsth. 1913. made Homestead
Entry. No. os0l9, for SWA sEA. eH
ship 10 North. Range . East, N. n r.
Meridian. has filed notice Of Intention
to make nnal three year Proof. TO es-
tablish claim to the land above Dc.
ecribed. before Ernest n. Nourse, q.
g Commissioner. At Gunnlson. Colos
Claimant names ~ witnesges:
Melvin A. Deering. Of Parlin. Colo.
Vernon A. Brown, Of Parltn, Colo.
John B. Coates. of. Gunnison. Colo.
Non-coal O. G. SKINNER
First publication May u. 1918.
Last publication July 8. 1913.
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= : Z = Z
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Y y

B. F. McDonough purchased Lin
ton Pittser's Ford Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Smith was 4 Gunnison
visitor Monday on her way 70 Cree-
ted Butte. y
Reid Mcneil, who has been here
since his mothers illness, left Tues
day for Haxton, Colo.
Mrs. 7. R. Lathrop and little daush-
Ter, Nellie, returned home from Dem
yer Monday morning.
Miss Eva Leonard Of Doyleville n
spending the week in Gunnison. visit-
ing with Miss Reva Heiner.
Miss Florence Lehman with two
friends from the Carter mine. vas
home Sunday to spend the day
William Lehman who has been viz
iting his mother for some weeks ne
turned to his work in Salt Lake Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Mcneil who has been st Wan
nita since her recent paralytic stroke
was brought home Monday. She Il
feeling some better.
-As ----. -h~- =.
John Schuttler, Pitlin mining man.
WAS IN our city on business Monday.
Mr.. Schuttler was settling nm IN e.
tate before the county court.
-
A number Of Normal girls who were
here just for the 18th District Normal
Institute returned to their homes on
saturday having completed the two
weeks session.
NJ; and Mr.. H. 1. Reed and Mr..
en6 Ars. Al Eperson Of Long Beach,
California, arrived Monday 70 visit
y4fe II. and Ars. Reed's niece, Nrs.
Miss Certruds Yeun9 casne Tueadav
to yieit With Dr.. and Nrs. J. b. Walf.
eE 0las Young oncs attended the
Norma1 school here and has been
teaeAing school IN Montana The last
yaar. IS
SO -o-
Nfs. = A. Price end Ma Haxei
Lehman notersd down from Pitkin
I9esdAy q M. Tillitson'a car. Miss
Ieama Mckee aecpmpaniod them back
70 Fttlnn 70 spsnd few days visitinr
with -. Baby Cssum.
;,ss,, l4ss4| ,-0.
6new % Gothic pas d about eone.
se3s Cnarlie NeWfiliams, eounfy cierR
No returned Monday from 4 tin TO
Marble. Teams eAnnot yet ro to
Emesan la!.es but sit s. mostly the
si3oss thee block II rsad.
!, Pftkin Miner: Mis- Pearl NeWu.
liam! wired her parents laat Fridsv
eventng that She was leaviner the mart
morntn9 for NinneapoliS. Him.
where shs win vis3t fSr eorna tirne''
the guest Of xrs. DR.. Haynes.
g. 3. Annson was here frum Gar.
GENTS Monday, malinR arrannements
70 nnovo his sawmill @ the SSSnsche
country, nd hos Ane settin9 VIII
2 milIion and half feet 81 sovern-
me1e timber "a the Cochetoos mass
70. 70. come twenty miles this side o.
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KEEP THE BLOOD srREAAPu1s

Rheumatic pains, baeiaehe, sWul1oa
joints ard sore muscles Often are H.
results n Impurities IN the h1ood
gathering in the region aiIeetsd, = -
suit q failure Of the Kidneys % 61in-
mate waste products from IL klepd
stream. Foley Kidney pills ~,
strengthep and invigorate weak ~.
eased kidneys and bladder. W. 81.
Hin, Justice Of th6 Peace, Detxoik
Tex, writes: II used FoleY Kidin3
Pills and say unhesitatin9iy that a n
! have used they are tho beok, afnd
hays done the work where the -
failed"
Walkers Drug stors
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DuuI1fk SEAsUIlI6 e

! 3 - - =. Z: - ~ Is
= Xsx 3 II ssf = a z ~ 4 ~ -
8Wk q GEH e Sc. - - Il =
MEX e 6oe q, a dt1noo s 4UII q
Neeta 1ol0e I Wosk vos ~ ~ -
delinqueut tnHos fer tha yoar lo18 -
purcAased by A. =. \. Cs1e1u,
1hnk NJ pe1mfDoo Woso tnlo1 -
seiA year lb13 n IL nane 9 = =
TIT II saSd A. n. r CsseaD -
a. H. loth. day ef March 1ole ~
aasi9n 'the eeFti6eate II UoEthao6
vhich was issued b H. Co.
Tsoasurer, - sid A. r. r CtoGR0
Tar ehevp ~, - 1alpA Sten3sy ~
hath mads 1qnest up6a H. 1IoSi16
of said Ce11ty for notiacotioa, = ~.
vidsd b Is Law Of is06, & es6Se
that - nay, beoolne entitled - = ~
dsea a I'D esEti1ente fer nd yo6RE
That u tine II redsnptiea q fs1
real eetate from aDeA tar snle VI
expire % tAs 6th day Of Oetlbor j.
D. 1918 and tax deed wTl inUUo
therefor on tie 7th day II October 4.
D. 1918, un1oaD redeemed therutQ&bQn
Dated this 10Th day Il Juno \. ~
1913. E. q. PALlfER
Treasurer Of said Gunnison cousay.
(SEAL)
First Publication June Fl. 1918.
Last Publication July 9Th, 1913.
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ana uuoo 0em
with burning d.
are to do some
herole deed In d.
fense of the col
MES. W ord
reached Col.
Ethan Allen to
raise the 0rsen
~ Q q q I . I .
boys and II posi-
BILE surprise and
take the fOrtrs0
of TiconderOea.
En9pP for Grls,h
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NOTICE EoR runLIcArloH
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
q. q Land O6ice at Nontrose, Colo.

Hay ssth. iSis.
NOTICE u hersby given that M4fv
Williams. Of Gunnison. Colorado. wko.
on Ncyembsr 10th: 1915. made Hone
NMsWN. bEK eWK. Section :, Town
ship ~ North. Range West, N. II p.
Meridian. has flled notice OF intention
to mako fnal three year Proof. to as
tablish claim to the land above Dc.
scribed. before Ernest NJ. Nourse. u.
8. Commissioner. at Gunnison. Colos
on the sth day OF July, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
a. d. Bears. OF Gunnison. Colo.
Frank Tyrer. OF 0unnison. Colo.
Pat Neagher. OF 0unnison. Colo.
M Hcrss D.rass0ore. o1 9unn.sSn; R1SHHS To'o.
First publication May n. 1915.
Last publication July s. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Estste Of Rachael Clark. Deceased.
Notice is hsrsey .siysn that on the
dsrsiensd viil present TO the County
Court Of Gunnfeon County. Colorado.
hts accounts for hnel settlement Of ad::
where an persons q interest may ep-
pear and object 70 them. II they 20 de-
sire. JOHN A. STEELE,
AdminletratoF Of the Estate Of
Rachael Clark, Deceased.
Last publlcatlon July -. 1918.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND

Office Of the State Board Of Land Conn
missioners
Notice I. hereby given that Geo. W.
lice. @ csoileessado. sies ha. msde spp!icafiHcn q
scribsd School Lands, situate IN 6e-
euache County Colorado. to-wit:
ssms. Em. n HEE 4ea Of isM sW ns. and II ~ Of SEX.
Notice II further hereby given that
all other persons desiring 70 nle an ap.
plication. to lease all or any part Of
office prior to July 20. 1918. g no 9th.
or application to lease the above de-
scribed lands will be considered after
President State Board Land Commits
Publish June IS. July 5. II. IL.
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NOTICE Or FINAL snTTLEnnNH

:. Estets Of Ida L. Hamor. Deceased.
No. l63.
,,Ss SssS: s.y . Es1 ,ts. ssst .S. Ss e:
dersignsd Win 1fsssnt 70 the County
Court OF 0unnison County. Colorado,
q: :cs1antts f9s nel sla ssssls%ert Of
and where all pegeQps In intereet may
doSire. JOHN w. HAMOR,
-...,. "a yk Hepos Deceased.
Last published July 10. 1914.
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IME SWORD OF WASHINGTON

The SWORD Of Washington. The
sta& Of Ffahklin. Oh. III, what asso-
cations are linked With these names !:
washlne whose sword, = my
friend has eaid, yas never drawn bu.
u De cause Of H country. ana neve-
aheath6d When WELDED IN his coun-
uyss eopee. FrAnklln- he phf1osD-
ph1r = fihs lAnn1pfto1t ths peintins
gesa and ~ p1ow sAatar-John
~ NJ pfSperg6 ~ Nlf II - cf
Ils I :! @ 7 ns = pes.stl-
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- - -

Rev. VIM. Kipp departed on the Sat-
where be VII remain for few days.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
OLATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE

Department Of the Interior,
y. 8. Land Office at Nontrose, Colo.
June 10, 1918.
NOTICE IL hereby given that, - di-
rected by the Commissioner Of the
General Land ofiee, under provisions
Of Sec. Pass, r. s., pursuant 70 the ap-
plication Of Emma g. Dollard, Of Gun
nison, Colorado, Serial No. 011165, No
WIN offer at public sale, 70 the highest
bidder, but at not less than SIPS per
acre, at II o'clock A. NJ, on the sec
ond day Of August, next, ct this Office,
the following tract Of land: ShNWH,
ShNEx Sec. 22, I. Is g., r. 06 W.,
Sixth Principal Meridian.
This tract Il ordered into the mar
ket on . Showing the greater portion
thereof is mountainous or too rough
for cultivation
The sale wfll mot be kept open, but
win be declared closed when those
present It the hour named have eeas-
ed bidding. The pearson making the
highast bid viii 30 required to i'm
'mediately pay 70 the Reeeiver the
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming advsrsely the
above-deeexShed lnnd are advised 10
fle thefr claims, or obiectious, q Of
before lie tl1Ae dss1gne4ed Tor sale.
Q. G. SKINNER.
ono. y. ss565:
yir.t psIli.Ass !.ly ! 1saa
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Hero q
Tico1ld!!eroga
go $ ): :.E;E;s:5

The bloody encoSater 1t Ledsstsa
u ITO ared the blood a ~ patriots
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~ n MS1sGn q l Nlile a.
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8. I. HEYN,
Secretary.
(The Redstone Marble)
(Company-19 905- -Seal)
First Publication-June Fl, 1918.
Last publication-July 26. 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

material, machinery, stoek ana
Cd during H. past ysar o. twes e
az increoatng your tn1lTaAce. I1e
you hsrstofors. h Mt adsquats nsw.
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thanla privats misSortuns. Il he
this, of omargeney md o& national
matter of desp and pressing eoase-
tnben to prevent this ovi1.
WOODROW WILSON
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

A IL eash valus ef IN building
oth1r property has greatly advans-
q vel to eonaider the tmportaAee
amsunt that wss9 fslly protect
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No11cn o. E1NAL srEFLnnnNT

Publish June ss. July s. IA -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Reed and Mr.
and Ars, Al Eperson Of Long Beach
Cal6oInia, arrived Monday 20 yisi1
ytta 1r. and Ns. Reed's niece, Mn
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Tirst psblidhsa Juiy {, 1Si6.
Last puhlilhsd Ane. 8 INA
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

.PREvngTAbLE FTRE 4 nezs
vuhlie dersliet1co. At . tine flks
resources, Il q more tim sver Q
Quencs thst sveTy msans shouh -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

g 4 Aunson wes hsre from sar-
cents Monday. nnating ArranRernents
70 nnovo his sawmill @ the Sssnsche
country, nd has : Ane settin9 vitb
2 million and Z half feet 81 sovern-
mA1e timber a tAe CocleHoos nasa
-. -. ccme twenty miles this side q
Evening star., 1918-07-18

Tho South Dakota state council of
defense has issued an order prohibit
ing the speaking Of the German Ian.
guage over telephones in South Da-
Evening star., 1918-07-18
SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN
JEWELRY ROBBERY CASE
Pearls Found in New York Give
Chicago Police Clue to 100000
Affair In January.

CHICAGO. July 1s.-with two men
and q woman in custody as suspects
and with additional arrests promised
today. the police assert they expect to
capture within . short time the rob-
bers who. on January zs last. entered
the Heller Rose Jewelry Company's
store and escaped with jewels valued
st more than 100000.
One Of the men held has made a
confession which resulted in tho re-
coyery Of part Of the stolen jewelry,
according to the police.
Tho robbery occurred during the
evening rush hour. when four men
entered the Offices of the jewelry COM
pany In the downtown district, and
after locking the employees In closet
escaped with the gems No trace of
the robbers could be found by Chi
cago police.
Work on the case, however, was re-
sumed recently when it was learned
that string of pearls valued at sew
eral thousand dollars had been recov-
cred in New York city.
Martin Sicks. one Of those under ar
rest, escaped yesterday through the
alleged negligence OF Policeman
Evening star., 1918-07-18
SEND FRANCIS HOME,
GERMAN PRESS URGES
Promise of Slav Liberty Character.
lied as Slap at Soviet and
Menace to Huns.
By the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Pres.
AMSTERDAM, July 17.-The Inde-
pendence day message Of David R.
Moscow, to the Russian people moves
the Berlin voerwaerts to the follow
ling strong. comment:
This is straight blow In the face
of the soviet government which, can
hereafter be under no misapprehen-
sion as to what to expect in the pres
ent and future from the United States.
"It is nothing but a blunt, inten-
tional provocation, and nothing re-
mains for the soviet government but
to demand the recall Of the ambas-
sador."
Such . demand. the vorwaerts,
however, considers would probably
end as did q similar demand in the
case Of the French ambassador, Jo-
seph Noulens. last May. when in an
interview he justified the landing of
Japanese troops at Vladivostok.
says, and Ambassador Noulens Joined
the North Russian counter revolu-
tionaries.
The Importance to Germany Of the
American ambassadors action, ac-
cording to Vorwaerts, IL that the war
is to blaze up again in the east AID
that German etatesmanship Is to Be
faced with the extremely difiicuit task
OF enforcing the Brest-Litovsk peace
agreement. Not . moment must be
lost, VorwAArts concludes.
The Loka1 Anseiger OF Berlin says:
When the American ambassador
speaks Of liberating all the slav peo-
Pies he means the tearing away of
Germany's eastern provinces and the
dismemherment Of Austria Hungary.
needless of the actual war situation
and our right to live. The German
sword must hack through this wall
Of unreasonable hatred
Evening star., 1918-07-18
RESORTS.
NEW YORK.
HOTEL MARION

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.
rs Miles from Albany. Directly on
the Lake Front, also State Road
from Lake George Village to Bol.
ton Landing.
Capacity, 800 Guests-White Service.
T. With or without Private Baths.
Open June to 0ctober-Adioining
New Country and Yacht club-Fire.
proof Garage. Booklet Free.
JOSEPH II. MARVEL.
Evening star., 1918-07-18
HARPERA FERRY. w. Va.

sUp in the Blue Ridge mountains
on q lofty peak, above the town Of
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, stands tho
HILL TOP HOUSE, famous for its
good meals, cleanliness and service.
Scenery not equaled anywhere
Send for booklet and rates"
r. & LOVETT.
Evening star., 1918-07-18

OCEAN CITY, Nj.
500 rooms. 100 suites with private baths;
swn artesian well water: ice plant: electric
lieht plant. Elevators from ground dooR.
Directly facing the ocean. Cuisine the best.
Use ntss, full Information md bookiet addreos
y. II. Q. CAKHs MA44E1es
Evening star., 1918-07-18

Ward. Ward left Sicks alone for
moment in one Of tho Offices Of the
states attorneys suite. When he re-
Evening star., 1918-07-18
GERMANY Cannot live
BY BYM|TTElEUR0Pk ALONE
Philip Heineken Warns That Pan
German Dream ID .
Dream Only.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM. July 17-Those pan
Germans who dream Of . complete
economic independence as the result
of the projected middle Europe league
are rudely awakened by Philip Heine-
ken. director Of tho North German
Lloyd Steamship Co., who, In the
periodical Deutsche Stimmen, pub
fishes an article which has attracted
. good deal Of attention.
It 10 Bremen. Hamburg and the other
seaports whore the entente strangie-
hold will be the most severely felt,
the director says, and the practical
views Of business men there are apt
to clash with those Of political schem-
ers in Berlin.
Mitteleuropa No Cure-All.
Director Heineken. who expressly
disclaims judging the question from q
too narrow shipowner's point Of view.
warns against exaggerated expecta-
tions from the blessed word 'Mittel-
europa as cure-all for the economic
Ills to which the central powers are
heirs" -,
1t is a popular fallacy, he declares.
to imagine that middle Europe will
make up for lost markets abroad. He
prefers the principle adopted at
Vienna in a resolution OF the federat-
ed Austro German commercial unions
last June, which was: The resump-
tion of economic relations with all
nations" +.
Director Heineken cites a series of
figures taken from the German pre-
war imports list and continues by
saying that a glance shows it will be
impossible in the future to cover all
these needs from domestic sources.
Evening star., 1918-07-18
RESORTS.

Pacific and Arkansas ayes. Safely Constructed
Bldgs. Wide Halls and Stw'ys. Elevator.
Running Water in Rooms. Bathing from House.
Free use Of lighthouses with Shower Baths.
Excellent Table and White Service. Windows
screened Orchestra. Garage. Booklet and n. J.
Auto Map. PAUL c. R0SECRANS.
Evening star., 1918-07-18

Fifteen persons were killed and
about Atty others were injured.
twenty seriously. when q passenger
train was derai'ed yesterday twenty
miles northwest Of Bourges, France.
Evening star., 1918-07-18

Meyer London. socialist, represent
ing the twelfth New York congress
stonal district. was last night COM
firmsd for renomination by the cam
tra1 committee Of the New York so-
cialist party after q stormy execu.
tive ee1aton. u -. 49,
Evening star., 1918-07-18

Prof. Martin Wheeler. Durfee, pro-
fessor of history emeritus ut Yale
University, has died at his summer
home at Grove Beach. Westbrook,
Conn.
Evening star., 1918-07-18
Must Cast or Shackles.

Austria Hungary, which has no col.
onies, he says. is especially dependent
on overseas supplies. 1t 10 Of prime
Importance. Heineken thinks, that the
central powers rid themselves rs soon
as possible after the war OF the snack
les of what he terms a state socfalts-
tic war administration and return to
individual enterprise.
Middle Europe. he concludes. must
be made means to that end, but must
never be regarded as political
achievement for its own sake.
Evening star., 1918-07-18
VIRGINIA.

ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL
Now open. Beautiful mountains. Always
cool safe. healthy rssful; IL, pleasant, home
Good table. Waters equal Carlsbad for rfeuma-
tism. Kidney, neryousness. Cap, 500. Booklet.
b. C. CARTER, Prop. Orkney Springs, Va.
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