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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-26
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-07-03

Number $50 is 331. 20. sol, 551,
coo. $50, 327, 334, 22O, 255.
Number $40 is PAP. 59I, $50. 100.
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5, 290, 363, 463, 2S3, 166.
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Number 610 is 1913, 235, $50, 6s3.
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Number $50 is 37S. 6O6, 59S, 345.
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1872, 4SS, 449, Alb, 11S, 271.
Number $40 is 325, 81, 1872, 23G.
645, 379, 3S9. 619, III, 46S.
Number ESQ is 3O1. 527, 5GS, 1872,
G53. 225.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-07-03
SHIPS TO WIN WAR.
NEEDS OF ARMY FURNISH ONLY
MEASURE.
As Men Without Limit Will be Fur
hishcd So Shall Tonnage Follow.

Chicago, June 2S.-Enoueh sbins
~ VIII the war were promised the ma
tioh by Chairman Hurley of the ship
ping board, in an address here tonight
oeiore the National Security League.
Inc needs OF the armies are the only
measure OF the shipbuilding problem.
he decalred. "If you would like to
KNOW what tonnage we are going to
bulld," Mr.. Hurley said Il can tell
you that We are going to build enough
SHIPS 10 W.n this war. President Will
son mas suggested that there should be
no limit on the number of men we
VIII send to France. Whatever the
number may be, we will send enough
men to stop the German army. And
Whatever the tonnage ultimately will
be we will build enough ships to win
the war"
Americas pre-war preparation for
hostllltles was moral, Mr.. Hurley said.
AS the result of domestic reforms. all
classes of people were eager to fight
for the preservation of the liberties
which they enjoyed.
Mr.. Hurley urged that business men
generally begin now to give thought
to the utilization after the war of the
great merchant marine now building.
Il am informed by the recruiting serv-
ice Of the shipping board that 800
men month are needed to meet the
demands of the new merchant fleet
for coal passers and firemen. Under
a new wage scale coal passers get SG5
and firemen SIS month. There is a
bonus of 80 per cent on these wages
for voyages through the war zone.
Any American between 21 and 80
in good health who weighs at least
40 pounds and is at least five feet
four inches tall, may qualify as a
coal passer or fireman. Men accept.
ed for this service will not be called
for military duty. Applications for
the service may be made at any Of
more than 5000 neighborhood
rolling stations
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-07-03
Sl.AVS HATE HUN.
Russia, While ElCcding at Every
Pore. Still Rcsists, Kcrcnsl>y Says.

London. June 27.-'I bear witness
that the Russian people never will
Iccogr izc the Brest -Litovsk treaty.
which hurled Russia into the abyss
of annihilation," said Alexander +.
kercnsky. former premier of Rus
sia, in an address at the labor con
ference today.
Mr.. Kercnsky said that Russia wa
bending under German insults and
bleeding at every pore. but still op
posed the enemy invasion.
An important assemblage OF Russian
diplomats will meet NJ. Kerensky in
Paris A. Il. lswolsky. the formcy
Russian foreign minister and now
head of the league of Russians faith
ful to their country and her allies ANA
the ambassadors of the Kercnsky adj
ministration at Paris. Rome and Mad
rid will attend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-07-03
Allied Air Plans Active, Causing Heavy
Casualties.

With the British Army in France,
June 29.-Latc last night and again
early today the Germans put down
vigorous barrages along the sector
north of Neville, but no further in
fantry action is reported
Great fleets of air planes are con-
stantly whirling over hostile territory
today conducting bitter warfare
against the Germans.
Prisoners taken state that casual
ties nave been heavy, the result OF
iiral raids
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-07-03
AMERICANS TO ITALY.
GENERAL. PETtSIiING SENDS REG
IMENT FROM FORCES IN
FRANCE.
united States Anxious To Have Flag
Flying With Ecrtcs Opposing Aus
TRANS as Evidence That All Have
But One Common Cause.

! Washington. June 27.-A regimen
of troops in General Pershing's ex
peditionary force has been ordered tC
Italy, probably as an advance guar(
OF additional forces to be sent later
to complete the unity on that front
OF Italian, British, French and Amer.
lean troops.
Secretary Baker announced today
that General Pershing had been in.
structed to select a regiment now in
training in France for immediate
movement to Italy. 1t will be replaced
by regiment to be sent from the
United States.
The secretary's announcement per
mits for the first time publication OF
the projects that have been under
consideration here and which were
discussed with General Pershng by
cable before decision to send the
first contingent to Italy from France
'No 'Ns'NiNV' hc pam WIS
TO use "a part of the mobile reserves OF
the American expeditionary forces
for the Italian expedition, but later ii
appeared likely that the movement
would be made direct from the Unitcl
States
While there is good reason to he
leve the American forces in Italy will
be augmented considerably later. to.
days announcement appears to make
II certain that no direct movement
from the United States at an early
date is planned. 1t is known, how
ever. that the suggestion has been
considered that the Italian expedition
be made entirely independent of Gen
cral Pershing's forces.
The nature of the discussion with
General Pershing as to the Italian
venture has not been disclosed.
The purpose of sending troops 10
Italy. Mr.. Baker has explained, is
more for political than military rea-
sons. II is desired to demonstrate
again that the allied nations and the
United States are one in the purpose
on all fronts and to extend the inter
course between the troops of all the
powers at war with Germany. For
this reason. there has been no sugges-
uon that an American army be sent
to Italy. although all troops sent will
see actual service at the front, asso-
ciated with Italian or more probably
French and British forces.
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PROFTTEERING AMONG INDUS
TRIES.
Federal Trade Commission Reports
to Senate, Charging Inordinatc
Greed AMI Barcfaccd Fraud.

Washington. June 29.--Investiga-
tions carefully conducted have led to
the conclusion that profiteering exists
among American Industries at the
present time. due I'm part To advar
tage being taken OF war pressure for
heavy production" and part to 'in-
ordinate greed and barefaced fraud. ="
the federal trade commission an
nounced today in its report sent to the
senate.
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GRAND DUKE MICHAEL.
Reported to Have Issued Revolutions
ary Manifesto.

London. July 1.--Grand Duke
Michael Is reported To have issued u
manifesto stating that he considered
u his duty to restore and regeneratc
the Russian people. and calls upon
the people to overthrow the present
government. says Moscow dispatch
dated June 25th, to The Exchange
Telegraph Co.
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KILLING OF CZAR NICHOLAS.
Various Reports Concerning End o,
Former Emperor Received

Washington. June 2S.-Ukrainc
newspaper reports, quoted i'm German
official wireless bulletins. say that
Former Emperor Nicholas was
killed by the Russian Red Guard i'm q
personal quarrel. Another German
bulletin stated that the family of the
czar had been taken to PoruZ.
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PLANS TO AID RUSSIA.
Commission VIII bc'sent to Assist
That Country Industrially and Eco
nOmically.

Washington. June 2S.-Plans for
sending a commission to Russia to as.
s!st that country economically and in
dustrially. have advanced to a point
where IL Is possible to announce on
official authority that the personnel o.
the commission is now being dis
cussed.
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americans Take Prisoners and De-
strOy Airplancs.

Washington, June 29.-Captured
300 German prisoners and effect the
destruction of 3 German airplancs by
American aviators is reported by Gen
Pershing today.
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BRITISH ATTACK IN FLANDERS
Four Hundred Prisoners ard Il Mum
Der of Guns Captured.

London, June 29.-In a successful
attack in Flanders. east Of the Mieppc
Wood, yesterday, the British tooi;
more than four hundred prisoners.
man field guns in addition to ma-
chine guns and French mortars were
also captured.
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Washington. July 1.-The crew of
the American steamer Californian
which was sunk by n mine off the
French coast n few days ago. has been
landed at n French port, the navy de-
partment was today advised.
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washington, June 29.-Generally
fair weather with temperature some-
what above normal is the forecas,
made for the Southeastern States dur
ing the coming week.
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German Air Raiding Plane Captured

Paris, June 29.-One German air
plane which took part in Thursday
nights raid over Paris was compelled
to lanG in woods between Paris and
the German line. one of the avia-
tors was killed, and two were made
prisoners.
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SAILORS LANDED.
Survivors Of British Ship Saved l'y
Fighting Vessel.

Halifax. June 2S.-A boat contain
ing "a sailors from the British steam
ship Dwinsk torpedocd on June 18th.
were landed this morning by hshiug
vessel at Shelbourn. Nova Scotia.
The men had been drifting for eight
days.
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Washington. July President
Wilson today vetoed the legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation
hill on account OF the provision in
creasing the work hours for govern
ment clerks from seven To eight hours
daily. IL. A
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