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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-03-07
and band left Fort Stevens for San
Francisco February, 1918.

and band left Fort Stevens for San
Francisco February, 1918.
The 65th left San Francisco Mar
3, 1918, on the former passenger
steamer Northern Pacific, going by
way of the Panama canal to New
York.
Stopped at Camp Merritt, N. j.,
one week.
Boarded the British steamer Maur-
etania, sister ship of the Lusitania,
March 2S, 1918.
Arrived Liverpool April 2.
Taken to Romsey, England.
On April s crossed from South
Hampton, England, to lie Havre and
was taken by railroad to Limoges.
Late in July departed for the
French target grounds at La Cour-
tine.
When armistlce was signed on No
vember II, plans were completed for
placing the 65th near Sedan.
Fired first shell at Germans at !
a. m, September 10, 1918, on the
right wing of the advance at Pont-
a-Mousson, st. Mihiel.
Equipped while abroad with Eng
lish go howitzers.
English 9.2 howitzers especially
designed for creeping up close to
German lines and demollshlng barb
ed-wire entanglements, railways, de-
pots, cannon, emplacements and 9TH
er constructions.
Guns fired 29O-pbund packages of
steel and powder.
Effective radius over 500 yards
Fired 5000 tons of explosives
into the enemy's ground.
Guns alone weigh 10000 pounds
each. They are hauled in three
sections by caterpillar engines with
set of beams taken with each piece.
These beams weigh about 5000
pounds.
/ When fully equipped and moving,
the 65th's train was " miles long.
Train was made up as follows
"a cannon, "a caterpillar engines,
between rs and $50 horsepower
each; "a passenger cars for retain
ing lalson with bases and for recon-
nalssance work; 80 motorcycles ana
161 three-ton trucks for carrying
men, equipment and supplies and
shells.
Men, guns and equipment were
moved 26 kilometers and established
within four days at Bois d Etrayes,
which is a record.
The 65th was in no division while
abroad. but was assigned as army
artillery and attached to the 1st
army. It operated with several divi-
sions, but always Independently.
Insignia of the. 65th as q part OF
the 1st army artillery is a large
black "A" with red and white colors
underneath.
Were discharged to civilian life
al Camp Lewis February 2S.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-03-07
INCOME TAX is
TRULY POPULAR.

X "The payment of Income taxes J
4 takes on a new significance
4 which should be understood by !
X every citizen. The taxation sys- !
4 TEN Of this country is truly pop !
X ular, of the people, by the peo- !
4 pie and for the people. Every d,
4 citizen is liable to tax, and the ,
4 amount of the tax is graduated ,
4 according to the success and for ,
4 tune attained by each Individual ,
4 in availing himself of the oppor- ,
4 tunities created and preserved
4 by our free institutions. The
4 method and degree of the tax is ,
4 determined by no favored class,
4 but by the Representatives Of the t,
4 people. The proceeds Of tie tax ,
4 should be regarded as a national ,
4 Investment. Daniel C. Roper,
= Commissioner of Internal seve- !
4 nue..
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-03-07

Save money on peanut butter by
taking your pail or jar to get filled
at Ashland Trading Co.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-03-07

During the disastrous autumn fires
in the woods of northern Minnesota
and Wisconsin the Boy Scouts did
much valuable serTice in fighting
fire, assisting refugees and the in
jured, and in locating the missing
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-03-07

WANTED-Men or women to take
orders among friends and neigh
bors for the genuine guaranteed
hosiery, full line for men, women
and children. Eliminates darning.
We pay soc an hour spare time or
$24 week for full time. Expert
ence unnecessary. Write, Inter-
national Stocking Mill, Norris
town, Pa. 10-Ste
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-03-07
Classified Advertisements
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ENERGETIC LADY or Gentleman
may have good paying business
their own. Pays from $150O.00
to $25OO.OO yearly. Well worth
your investigation. Write,
Pitkin Lents Portland.
10-1ts
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
News of the World
&C. B. W.
DANIELS PREDICTS EXPANSION OF
MERCHANT MARINE

According to an associated Press dispatch, Sec
rotary of Navy Daniels, in an address at ban
quet in Baltimore, on January %, said:
'The biggest question in the United States to-
day is the Merchant marine question. If we have
wisdom we will carry commerce to the uttermost
parts of the world and barter with man under
every sky Never again should the United States
be guilty of the folly of trusting practically all
of its world commerce to foreign bottoms
Mr.. Daniels is quoted as saying that the United
States cannot afford to stop building ships unless
it wishes to withdraw into its own national limits
and surrender its share of the trade and wealth
of the world to other countries. He is said to
have predicted that American yards will build
bigger ships with greater steamng radius than
the merchant ships of today and that these I'M
mense cargo carriers will be of such design as to
call for smaller crews to handle them.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08

this week, in referring to the disturbances social
and political, springing up everywhere says that
"the world is sitting on powder key into whlch
a spark may drop at any time 50,
The cartoonist of the Chicago lr.bnue, OF rep
r,arv ; pictured Uncle Sam walking tight
rope suspended across deep chasm, balancing
himself with pole labeled Industry on one
end of which sat an Individual IMPLYING zap
ital' and on the other man representing La
bor."'
70 the American press of February 2, said:
alarmed by the grave reports Of labor unrest
throughout the world and especially the strike
terror in England, Ireland and Scotland, the peace
conference will consider Immediately plans to
curb its spread and satisfy the masses OF Europe
that are CRYING for new conditions of life
"Startling reports in the British newspapers
and in dispatches to the American commission
have added to the grave concern Of the states
men here
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08

may easily become the real menace to the Sc
curity of Great Britain is not yet fully clear. But
it seems to be now recognized that the disorders
and riots in Belfast and Glasgow, and to some
extent elsewhere, are not trade union strikes at
ALL but real bolshevist attempts to overthrow civil
lized society and reproduce in Great Britain the
conditions now existing in Russia"
Mr. Hyde in cablegram of February 4 took
a somewhat more hopeful view of the situation.
He said that no Englishmen with whom he had
talked had any real fear of the industrial disorder
growing into anything like civil war. In Glas-
gov, Scotland, considerable part of the men are
returning to work, but in other places, the strike
is in full swing
In cablegram of February 5, it was stated
that an order in council had been issued, under
the defense of the Realm act, making it sum-
mary offense for any person employed by the
government, municipality or company which
has assumed the duty Of supplying electricity to
break his contract of service or otherwise to
strike.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
WHAT POSITION DO WE OCCUPY ON
THE STREAM OF TIME?

With the British Isles torn and disrupted by
grave labor disturbances, with the daily press
filled with statements of the most startling and
disquieting character, with the minds of every
thinking man and woman filled with forebodings
regarding the possibility of the industrial unrest,
everywhere prevalent, suddenly bursting out and
spreading over this country in the form Of strikes
with the rapidity of prairie fire, the Christian
instinctively asks, Just where are we on the
stream of time? Just what point in prophecy
does this, the beginning of February, 1919, oc-
cupy? Are we on the very threshold Of the seven
year period Of tribulation?
William Phillip Simms, writing from Paris,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
For Sale

Seven-room cottage, good basement, cleo
trio lights, good we'll, cistern, two lots and
small fruit, located only three blocks from
central part of City; new 1917.
We want to sell large amount of Real
Estate before March 1st We have good
selection of City Lots, Acre Tracts, Farms
and Residential Properties.
For further information call on or write
ZION REALTY DEPARTMENT
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08

to
ndroute regua
Morning A
for Anerno
deliver anyp
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
Zion Cash and Carry Meat Market

will very
be by
The Springfield herald., 1919-02-07
Notice for Publication
nanartmant of the Intefioe

ms Lrnd OfF,cr at Lamar. Colo. Jan. 1I.l9ls.
,s,.,.. 1. hereby given that Walter Brown
- Joveov. Colo " ., on Apr. 9. 1914. made HID
.,,ry M. olIsss irr Nj of North half OIL
.eesiop l3. to~ nship 81 south' Range
u veal 9Th = ". hs. Aled notice OF 'nten-
e,os 70 make .hrse-..-rrro'f. to establish claim
4. tha lsnd ahov, de.er he'd bsforT silas Z. speck
nssn, u. s. Con-. at Springfield Colo on INC
GtA d., a. Nsrrh. lsip.
Ciair.i n, names a. e tine ,ss':
IA. Brown. Franz Non er. nd Jesse L. Homer
p.rt SHARP all four II Joycoy. Colo.
L BEAVERS. Register
The Springfield herald., 1919-02-07
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
~ xha fntsp{or . land once

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
D.n.rtmsnt Of tie lntsrior. u . land once .
Lamar, Cosossdo. Jan. Is. 1913.
Notice i. bs,sby. given that George W. Orndof" !,
.ssnrincH Fl d. Colo. who on Feb. 2lst, 1917. maze
hene,,ead ens,y, NeolItss. for the EN- OF tEast
~ of ssc 25. Townehp 81 g.. Range ~ w.
81 D. m.. has nlsd notios OF intsntson to make
aosi :, rec year proof 70 estahiish claim % ths
ls.d .b We desesibsl bsfors silss E. speek"an"'
U. s. Com. at Springfield Colorado on the
lsA day OF Feb. 1919.
Claimant names wtnsasss:
Frank b. Neal John u. Neal. B. !. Caidwe'i'
a>d w. A. Fieids. all Of sps inghe'd' Coo
A l. BEAVER Register
The Springfield herald., 1919-02-07
,>orrcE For PUBLICATION

DepArtment on euS IusstWs
U, s. Land once at Lamar. CoIo.' Jan. ~. ~"
Nst;ce is hsrshy Eivsn that Bsille Ward, Tor
.~iy Belle wiu, nson Of UusyviiIs. co'o. who. on
A. IL 1915 a.sds I'd. sntsy, serial No. ol7os'' ior
~. 4. 8, sHawX snd sw1s Of Sec. l, Township
o g., Range 70 W.. sth Prin. Meridian. has n'eo
ssnte, Of intsntien % make thrss ysaf uroet 70
epblish clAin b tAs lsnd above dsscstbsd' ossofe
a11hs E. Spsckmann. U. 8. Commissioner.
ainxHsld. Os,s.. On The 18th day Of MAJ. ASis'
Claimant nsmss - Witnesses
Carl WIlkiaseu. and J. A. MeKsiiar. ootn
.-,,x, cnlo.. j. ". YcunsbIood. Of Utlsyvills
Ue,p., Earl Harvey. okiarado Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-03
AT THE THEATRES
POII'S.

Checkers" the $320.0Oo Fox film production of the famous drama which awakens memories of the old days in many theatregoers, started off a. weeks engageent at Polls last night, It Is bigger, better and car ries even more of a punch than the stage play did, this being attributa- ble not only to effective, if lavish, camera work but also to the great field which movies give to stories nbounding with plot.
 ''Ch eckers,'' of course, is very ''pIotty." There is more action in it than in any one of Q dozen other film dramas we might name And as action is what the public wants, it looks as though this production would draw the houses all week.
 "Checkers'' wins because of its thrills, the horse race scenes, the train wreck, the fight in the box car, the encounters in Chinatown and the aero plane flights being the high lights.
 The cast Is especially good, being hea ded by Tom Carrigan in the title role, with Jean Acker, a real beauty, in the leading female part
 Checkers went for g years on the American stage, and it looks as th ough the screen adap alton might be popular for another 25.
 This play will be seen all week, and in addition there will be five all-star vaudeville acts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-03
DANCING
Dance at Quilty's Tonight

Dancing tonight at QuiIty's Colonial ball room in Fairfield avenU ith the famous McEneI1y Singing IT. chestra to play for concert and da j. ing A, short concert. and a long evening of dancing, all the latest up- to-date selections, many novelties. and a good time for every one. Popu- lar admission prices, and a cordial nuA1ennoa--Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-03
Wizard of the Piano Accordion
FOX NEWS AND OTHER FEATURES

Thursday-George Walsh in His Latest College Fea
 THE WINNING STROKE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-03

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Grtraiitiina Ger
Legislature
8unb. WtaeIOie iuill baS ;Sranen.
itimmre6tss2l s2lmenbemeut ra.
tifi5iert babeH.

2incoln q. Suni.- @ouberneur
Mcaelbie tpiro bic 2egi8latur lpabr.
ideinlid auf ben 81. SuIi au elmer
gTtrn.Sisun9 einberufen, Inn 0ag
6rauenittnmre6t 6ts.Qlmenoement 8ur
9unoesberfaiIung 8u rotifi5ieren.
@S miro 6teS nagemein uls iblau,
er, poIitii6er Sdad3ug McaeIOie's 8
aneeieben INN iid Die Stimmen ser
Srouen in Der ndditen 8a6l 3u r.
dern.
glud einige on6ere gro6leme ui[l
Der @ouberneltr burd Die @eiebge-
Der unteriuden laiien 10 3. .. Die
Brofitbnnliterei ipdbreno Ser arteqs.
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bat oos Staatso6erbaupt nod nidts
berIaltten loiielt.
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Sur Srcbenten
Rrieasprobibitien
UlGn eriuartet snberidjtlid, bak
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rem iuirO.

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tpeiIt Die ollgemeine Sitliation fol.
genben Stono otif:
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Den aorperidaften 9lusfiibritnasge.
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fir oie i'm nn0 ieiuen Mlitorbeitern
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ieines iehsmonatliden glufentbaItes
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fran30iiiden 8oIfes in Dem nltnnebr
glildlid abgei6loiienen 8eltfrieges
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ni6ts, tuenn man Die 4e0en priift,
Die bon 8efilrnortern rno @egnern
Der @0lferIiga i'm Senat gebalten
por0en iino. gtit penigen 9tuSnab-
men baben iih oteie 9ebatten itreng
an 0aS 8eien Ser So6e iel6it ge.
bnlten, bei0e baben 0ieielben SOeale
un0 0o8ieIbe Sebnen nad einem
ooucrnoen 6rie0en gum glusorud ges
bro6t uno iir0 nur in ibren Mei-
nungen iiber Die 8irflan1feit Der 81.
ia bon einan0er abgelpiden. 9te &c.
natoren 2ooge, &nor, 9orab 1tno
Ree0 oIs @egner Ser 2iga uno Wtc'
Gunlber, Sit6cof, 8alib un6 Sbo.
mos ais 9efiirluorter oerielben bn.
ben tii9tige 9trgumente borgebro6t,
I'M lire 9nithten 81 begriinben. S6.|
re &eoen iel6It itn0 Die bette 3u-
riidtpeiitng Der ltnterTdiebung, bob
iie mebr 01rd &arteiongeborigfeit.
aIs 0ur1 eBrlife lleber3eugung ge-
Ieitet iir0. 9ie Gatidde, Dob bic
9isfuiiionen in Der Saltptiade I'M
0ieier oroentltden rmO piirbigenI
8eiie fortidreitet, iopobl im Senot
pia ouf Der 8nbI6iibne, IGBt eS nurI
Inn 10 mebr tpIni6enSmert eri6eis
men, onB W}ittel gefln0en iperoen
ioIlten, tpie es in ser &nor-HeioLll.
tion borgeieben 1T, 0urd pelde
ihnea elm 5rieoe geihloiien miro
unO Die 6ro9e Der 90lferli8a elmer
oltSgiebigeren ltnO griin0Ii9eren 8e.
ipredung iiberloiien bleiben tonh.
8enn Die 8ebotten Elm paor N}onnte
ausgeOebnt merOen, Biz ieoer 9unft
Der Grage ieiue gea6t1ng iut0 ge.
roting gefltnoen bot 1n6 oos goIfI
in ben Stano geiebt lit, iid iein Ell.
genes llrteil gu biIoen, 0ann f0ntite
cine rationale Gntideioung berbeige.
fiibrt peroen, meI6e redt uno gill.
tig mare. SIN Siltereiie zines freienI
un0 ltngebemutten Qlrstollides Der
Reinuneen un6 glnii6ten foIlte fein
8eriu9 gen1odt iperoen So6en in
bic geipredung 5u aieben, bic ntdt
5u Der Grage ieIbit eeboren unO bic
Senatoren ourd poIitiihe 9robun.
gen o6er 8emonitrntionet 8u beeiu.
fLuiIen. 9ieie gsfpnItige 6roge ioG.
te mir ibrem Beien nah bebanbeIt
mer6en /
effebnro. -
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0nrte Gp[batent6t.

Beatrice, gaebr., 27. Suni.-
s5orreft @. ggbeeIer, Der SiIfss
GountD.GIprt bon Snnilton Gollntn,
btirot;te prr einem Sabre ieine
@ottir Segcne SO. @beeler, I'm tiirB
hor1uf IN Die Grmee ein5utreten.
Set er rnm ariege 5uriit gefebrt
IL. bat er nod feline anitaIten ge'
troffen Elm $eim fiir feline @nttin
au grin0er. Gle bat nun cine
a!age bein @eri9t einsereidt fir
ieparat n lInterbaIt nno berIangt
Don ibrpm gPonn, oob er ibr SIS
I'M Wlonat tifonmen Ioiis
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1seine Gini9nit9
iiber Peeresit6rke

8albington, 27. SUM-. = Die
aonfereuonitglie0er, neIde in Ser.
binoung nit Der $889,000,000 9Lr.
mee.8elDinigungsborIoge Die Stdrfe
Oes Itebenben $eeres Der Der. Stoa.
ten fir 6as Sabr 1920 feititeIlen
Iolten, fonnten bigber su feiner ei.
nigung geIangen ilo es ftebt 5u er.
tporten, baB fie I'm g(bseorbneten.
bauie, foipie audi i'm Senat Oement.
ipredenSe geridte unterbreiten iper-
Apn
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@eiteres gaitanto snm etraFenban

2ineoln, Nebr., q. SUM. = Ger
Stdnts. .5neenieur erbieIt Oieie ISOLDE
cine fpeitere SenOung bon 2oitnitos,
neIht Die gun6esregierltng Dem
Stdnt our gerfiieuna iteIlt, I'M beim
StroBenbau 5ur geripenoilng au
tomuner.