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filled as certainly as loose rock must
fall. eTo adherents OF Prussianism this
mission Is higher than anything else,
and what Is opposed thereto cannot be
right" 81
War Lost Opportunity.
Gen. Hoffman,, who just died Of
heart disease, was Prussian or TINS
kind, He was talented strategist,
and politically not quite blind. but ne
calmly called the carnage or 19l4'l9ls
a lost opportunity" Since then ne
has been striving for a world crusade
against bolshevism, in order 10 MAKE
room for another Cars empire, In ALI.
ance with its Prussian neighbor, and
therefore unable to refuse concessions.
True Prussians are those who make
Wilhelm's behavior in Doom possible
nv their congratulations and ale
glance, watching him with tender
fears. Here is Kaiser, King ana
Archbishop of an evangelical church.
nreaching every morning to the castle
inmates and presiding every evening
at the table in a full dress generals
uniform, with decorations. Here is
an imperial civil cabinet with its mar
shalship and half occult court, Wis
itcd by crowds of Dutch counts and
barons with their families. His ma
iesty's cabinet orders ares transmitted
to Germany, orders are bestowed and
titles conferred Instead of laughing
at this comedy, those who are poisoned
with Prussianism find this empty play
ing at ceremonies to be touching and
whisper: He remains our King and
Kaiser, and every Prussian heart Is
firmly attached to Hohenzollern."
Such people forced the part Of the
Prussian prince upon the swindler,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
CHARGES BRIBE OFFER.
Father of Anti-Evolution Bill Ac.
cuses Peay's Enemies.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Is CP).-
State Senator J. w. Butler, author of
Tennessee's famous anti-evolution law,
is In the limelight again with charges
he twice was offered $4,000 for his
vote by enemies of Gov. Peay" at
the recent session of the Legislature.
Senator Thomas l.. Cummings, one
of the candidates for speaker. demand.
ed a grand jury investigation of the
charges and Senator Butler was sum.
moned to testify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
FAMOUS NAVAL CRAFT
ON WAY TO JUNK PILE
Yacht Used by Adm. Bristol in
Turkey Recalled by
Economists.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
NICE.-After 90 years continuous
service with the American Navy in
European waters the yacht Scorpion
has started for home and the junk
pile.
Objections by Washington economy
experts against employing yacht for
Navy affairs are reported to be respon-
sible for the recall.
Since the early days Of the war the
Scorpion has been stationed at Con-
stantinople under the command of Ad-
miral Mark Bristol, the United States
high commissioner. Before the war it
was the only possible meeting place
for American and Turkish officials to
settle disputes. The Turks refused to
board an American warship. but the
Scorpion was classed as a yacht.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
vIOLET-RAY BREAD FED
CHILDREN WITH RICKETTS,
Wales Baker Claims Sunshine
Product Being Used With
Favorable Results.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
CARDIFF, Wales.-Sunshine bread,
made by local baker, is being fed
with favorable results to children suf-
fering with ricketts,.
The baker. j. II. Merrett. treats
his bread with ultra violet rays dur
ing its manufacture.
II am confident bread so treated
is more nutritious, richer and purer
and contains more vitamins," he said.
1.-THE ultraviolet rays / am using are
generated electrically. Ultraviolet
rays have already been used with
marked success on milk"
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tesoue form was there revealed the
desire to admire and bow down to what
seemed to be the symbol of the former
reigning house, even though dressed
as a beggar.
Germany needs TO become free of this
Prussianism and deleterious desire to
consider herself the chosen people of
the West. IL she wishes to take that
place among the democracies.
Copyright 10:7.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
PRUSS|AN|SM AGAIN
HUM|L|ATES NATION
HohenzoIlerns' Stronghold
Revealed by Tributes to
Bogus Baron.
BY MAMMALIAN HARDEN.
BY Eadio DisnatCh To The Star

BERLIN, July 16.-"Well, my dear,
shall we have to become English?"
Joan of Arc, on the evening after her
entry into the Orleans Cathedral,
heard an anxious mans voice asking.
A true Prussian of those days never
would have asked If he must become
English and give up hfs nationality
and religion; he was always certain
that God had appointed him to be
teacher. doctor. leader and model of
humanity.
Germany's earliest Socialist, Eman-
nuel Won Ketteler, who died just so
years ago as Bishop of Mainz, wrote
on this subject:
I'VE understand by the word 'Prus-
Sianism' fixed conception about
Prussia'S vocation which must he full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
DOGS TRAVEL OFTEN.
Villages Ship Animals Back and
Forth All Summer.

SCUTARI, Turkey UO.-In Turkish
villages along the Bosphorus 4 dogs
life Is that of a sailor.
Whe a village becomes "overhound.
ed" with street dogs the village
fathers. loath to KILL as the Koran
dictates kindness to- animals. charter
a ferry boat and ship a load Of dog
derelicts across the straits to some
village on the opposite shore The
villagers on the other side ferry them
back, adding a quota u their own.
The original exporters retaliate, and
thus game OF battledore and shut
tlecock wages yearly between Europe
and Asia
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2,:5q%6
Reductions
"A Few of the Items are
Listed Belou

% Troy" Couch Hammocks, uphol
stored in sunfast materials of colored
stripes and designs.
Is "Troy" Couch Hammocks, uphol-
stored in sunfast materials plain colors,
with painted motifs.
90 "Troy" Green Folding Arnchairs,
upholstered backs and seats to match ham,
mock coverings
S"Troy" Green Folding Arnchairs, up
holstered plain materials, with painted
motifs.
Troy" Garden Umbrellas, and
foot spread-colors to match hammock ma
terials.
7"Troy" Beach Umbrellas. Variety of
color combinations.
IS Troy" Folding Sport Reclining
Chairs. Color treatment to match ham
mocks.
Troy Happy Hour Sand Box Sets
"a Troy Valance Tops (for hammock
stands).
3 Green Metal Tables (for lawn UNI
brellas).
SO Square and Round Pillows, in mate
rails to match hammock upholstery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

The worlds economic losses due 10
hail are set down at $500 ,000, 900 a
wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

Harry Domela. who was born in Lett.
land. Love of adventure made the boy
enter the Free Corps, which was crc-
ated I'm 1917, and come to Germany.
The hard life of badly paid laborer
did not suit him. Fraud and theft
often sent him to prison and at the age
OF 81 he had been punished seven
times. He soon noticed that he was
we'll treated when he assumed fine
sounding name Of nobility.
Domela becomes Baltic baron, to
whom an eccentric doctor gives
money, and who gives tho jolliest of
champagne parties to Heidelberg stu
dents.
Having some semblance to the ex-
crown princes son, rumors spread
first in Erfurt, then I'm Gotha, that he
Is Prince Wilhelm of Prussia. lmme-
diately, despite warnings. Harry
shabby clothes become those of q gen
eral in dress uniform. and mayors
railway presidents and all society
rivals ono another in devotion and
prostration before the royal high.
ness"
German Courts Rejoice.
The royal suite in the hotel, the
dukes box at the theater and elegant
cars are put at the disposal of this
vagabond; invitations, presents and
Irritation offers pour in, and the mem
bers of former small German courts
rejoice for the first time since the alb
dication of their monarch.
The world laughed at this buffoonery
which brought the clever hero seven
months in prison. Only Germany did
not laugh. For never in more gro
The producers news., 1927-12-30
THE PRODUCERS NEWS


l0ur attention IS called to the following
Sl25; 420S1
A.
registration
w. H. $1500 correcting
dates the F.
Martin Griffin, S2O0 the dates work
the claim Other claims % same criticism
claim and the claim show each item purchased.
of $4l094 contains of
OF of
42S566 $49073
claim; of
l212 mi
mileage is ten cents mile for each prisoner.
A. Erickson $O266 contains which
fully mzed the claim No 44l2O O. A. Aspemd $494 for
the claim No 4663 A. Apeund S7964 recafcaton
Lands; the
1899 G. K Hair 226 for mileage and expense posting tax deed notices;
miles Travelled mile
Items not fully temized, the claim.
$1,000; No 42OS6 d. H. Curtin $780,
2697 NJ Eaton Sr S3850 No 1913 Gust WesmR $44oo No
1870 44830 Eli Homqu $16S00;
claims for road and bdge work contain items Of ten hours day Your
he road and bridge claims not fully imzed and it hard make
complete audit of unless they made
No 1880 Edward No 42O R. Kahe $1540
.ots signed by the claimants
Respectfully submitted,
n
The producers news., 1927-12-30
PROCEEDINGS
of the
Board of County Commissioners
of the

AT 200 o'clock P. NJ, December
5th, 1927, the Board of County Com
missioners met in regular session, all
Members of the Board and the Clerk
present.
TAXES CANCELLED
On motion, the taxes assessed
against Lincoln National Life In
surance Co. for the year 1927, on E12
SEH, (8) We VIZ, (9) E1a NE4,
17-34-53, Book 2, page 179, line Is,
was ordered cancelled as this was a
duplicate assessment.
On motion, the taxes assessed
against Carl Zeigler for the year
1927 on the NJ, 20-37-55, were or
dered cancelled as this was a dupli-
cate assessment.
REPORTS APPROVED
On motion, the monty reports fol
The producers news., 1927-12-30
EXAMINERS NOTES


The county the county ab among
e solvent banks OF the county, said banks qualifying substantially
Ell by Chapter l34 of the Laws The funds We're ] m
ra'a95S PIE oas c curing ing the period Of examination
i 1 ana lax sale Certificate and Redemption Certificate"
] should @ 1 have been made 1917 but former
% make these registers up 10 date ~ " ~ 'S ieaSuiei
- NE cash short in the amount of $456517O
@ OF The examination the County TreasuIers
2 the same being due to the County Treaus being
The reconced each year the end the
the current tax book for that current tax hooks are now
'elnE FIRE reGoneed 6d & by the County Treasurer
don of the Gon are listed in detail in
] @ 8o u 6 ps lost during the hup office No
COUNTY CLERK
The County book each month and m m
The statutes provide that the County approve the official
% n uce Oh the Peace such bonds County
When warrant lost required by law the County
signed by the Chairman County Comon ] apae @ Gland and
% ; e Inc County Clerk must keep of the out
CLERK OF THE COURT
The Clerk of the District Registers and files
against the fee book each month and in this
COUNTY coMMfSsToSERSI O00N :,
is The duty of the Board County to approve the
PONDS and securities held by the County Treasurer provided the Same meet
the requirements law, such approval full on the min
attention is called % G % RPr0Te g % @ same @ gn annually thereafter
and must n m warrants are not legal securities County
The Board of County Commissioners
ded by Section 57 of the Revised Codes 1921 Regular
ture OF the business be and none Other
must must transacted at such meeting and five given any
The Board allowed regular session exceeding days
g ebt % dag the December session. at which time they may sit not exceed
There should securities taken by the County
n passed by the Board of Directors authorizing Officers of
nave % oV Den furnished by aI OF the depository banks
investment OF the Sinking Fund of School District No 20
are not general obigation n sa P t District
ed in leVaSe ecuritpS
The producers news., 1927-12-30

the month of November, 1927, of the
Sheriff, Clerk Of Court and Clerk and
Recorder were approved.
TRIAL BALANCE
APPROVED
On motion, the County Clerks trial
balance for the months of August,
September and October, were approx
ed.
EXAMINERS REPORT
A report received from the State
Examiners Office of an examination
Of Sheridan county was read and dis
cussed at length. The Board request
ed the County Officers to cooperate
with them so as to avoid criticisms in
the future.
The Report was ordered spread on
the Minutes.
The producers news., 1927-12-30

IN NET INDEBTEDNESS During Past Fiscal Year
Oue must before claim allowed for
zee that it is up legal requirements Section aG4 o. the
ly2 that the that the
clear explicit the
shed that the duly the date OF approval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE

b Special Leased Wire TO The Star.
CHICAGO. March 10 Following is
q report of today's sales. high, low
and closing quotations at the Chicago
Stock Exchange:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
STOCKS IRREGULAR
IN BRIEF SESSION
Bear Traders Uncover Weak
Spots, But Others Are Bid
Up Strongly.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 19.-Frequent
shifts of speculative sentiment charac-
terized today's brief stock market,
with closing quotations decidedly ir-
regular. Bear traders succeeded in
uncovering several new weak spots,
but operators for the rise continued
to bid up stocks in which special de-
velopments are believed to be pending
Trading was fairly heavy for a half
holiday session, total sales crossing
the million mark.
Spec ulators for the advance laid con-
siderable stress on Washington dis
patches indicating that President
Coolidge favored a substantial reduc-
ton in taxes next year, if business
prosperity was maintained. The sharp
increase in bank clearings this week
also was used as an argument for
higher prices. on the other hand,
spectators for the decline contended
that the present high prices had dis
counted practically all the good news
in sight, and that increasing bank
loans and the many sore spots" in
business did not warrant a continue
ton Of the major upward movement,
which has been under way for nearly
three years.
Good buying support was again APP
parent for General Motors. which
closed a point higher at 1874. Hud-
son, Pierce Arrow and Chandler, the
last named at a new 1927 high, also
closed a point or so higher, despite
talk of further automobile price cuts
before the year is over. United States
Steel common moved within a range
of ! point, closing "a higher at 1921.
Two of the most interesting move
ments of the day took place in
Houston Oil which broke nearly Is
points, to 1861, and then rebounded
to 109 and Delaware, LaCkaWanna
and Western. which jumped 612
points, to 1914, the highest price in
SIX years. The break in Houston.
which recorded sensational advance
from 60h to 124& this year. was
attributed to pool liquidation, while
Lackawannas rise revived rumors of
a possible split-up of the stock, or
special distribution of the Glen
Alden Coal Co. bonds held in its
treasury.
Warner Pictures broke over
points, to 28, new low for the year,
under the combined hammering of
bear traders and forced liquidation
of long stock. American Brown
Boveri broke below 80 to a new low.
r. RI. Macy dropped nearly A points.
Burns Brothers A, which was weak
yesterday. recovered part of its loss
on official assurance that dividends
would be maintained. Philadelphia
Company scared over points to
new peak of 102A, on reports of
new offer of exchange for the
minority holdings by the Standard
Gas and Electric Co.
Foreign exchange trading was
quiet. with rates for the principal
currencies inclined to heaviness.
Demand sterling was quoted at
$4s5 3-16 and French francs around
3.9f cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20


1911.
ASSETS.
Cash in office ............,.-,. SlI3.6l
Real estate ten mortgages first lien, 33l50 90
Interest due and accrued ........ 462.S 81
Total assets ..............S 34. 1928
LIABILITIES.
Reserve as required by law cum oo -,
earned Dremiumsl ...-..---. tSS3S.OOUu
Salaries rents. expenses, taxes etc ~,Uoo,3U
Dividends or return premiums TO
poiicyholders $500. -..+.--, ooH-g%
Cash dividends remaining unpaid. o"H.o2
Total liabilities ..... S4.122.2 "a
Character Of business transacted during the
year lo26--Firc Insurance on Mutual Pian.
Amount of risk assumed during ~ or
the year 1925 ,..... .-.... So00Ao0,uo
Losses sustained during the year -, oo
Money RECESSED during the year j., arr. -
1926 ~. T. -
Expended during the year 1876 Eo4o'o%
JAMES b LAMBIE. President.
WIN. A JOHNSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me TINS
(seai.I LEE BROWN.
Notar-' Public. -. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or the
MUTUAL PROTECTION
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY

OF the District Of Columbia
On the 3lst day OF December 1925, as re-
uuired under the District. of Columbia Code,
1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
LABOR IMMIGRATION.

NEW YORK, March 10 (P.-Net
Of skilled labor into this
country last year amounted to as, 900
with IL 900 for unskilled
labor says a review by Dominick &
Cominick, investment bankers, com
plete reversal of the situation before
the war when the net immigration of
unskilled labor was twice that of
skilled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20

BONDS
l5nOOCht { Rwv lst b. - Is 20
iA00o Houst Gulf 9 Aas. 10l 1904 l00S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

By Special Leased Wire To The Star.
BOSTON, March 19.--Following is d
list of today's highest lowest and clos
ing prices for the most active stocks
dealt in here:
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-19
FACTORY CONSUMERS C0OPERATIVES AS A RESERVE
OF PRIVATE TRADE OF GERMANY

In view of the present efforts of
the German bourgeoisie to bring into
being factory fascism, factory CO.
operatives assume a special role. En-
ployers are again paying increased
attention to the development also of
this instrument of attack on the class
organizations of the proletariat. In
order to win the support of bread
circles of society for factory consum-
ers' co-operatives, big industrialists
do not scruple to Speak openly and
brutally about the aim of these in
stitutions.
Thus, the mining assessor Won
Loewenstein declared at the session
of the mine owners Of the Ruhr dis
trict that the development of the
Socialist and Christian Socialist
consumers co-operatives constituted
peril with which middle class COM
mercial circles have not yet been able
to cope. The consumers cooperative
movement constitutes mighty secret
force of the entire Socialist system"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-19
Big Navy Men Take
Heart From Big Fiasco
At Geneva Naval Meet

WASHINGTON, July 18, (FP).-
Congressman Loring Black of New
York, leader of the big navy forces,
declares congress will appropriate
funds in the coming session to bring
American naval strength up to the
British.
eff there is no real disarmament at
Geneva" he asserts, eve big navy
men will undoubtedly develop a great
er voting strength in the house for
cruiser and submarine construction
program. We will appropriate enough
money to complete construction of the
authorized cruisers, and the naval
affairs committee will undoubtedly
come in with a bill authorizing not
only 10 cruisers, as was proposed at
the last session, but number suffi-
cient to meet the British strength"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-19
American Exploiters Cringe.

BERLIN, July 18.-American visi-
tors, who had descended on PROSTATE
Austria like harpies during the post
war period, to enjoy the cheap living,
the liquor, music and art, and the
pleasure of bossing around underpaid
servants We're panic st1 .cken when the
fighting began, say refugees from the
foreign colony, who have arrived here.
George Sylvester Viereck, editor of
a pro-German paper in the U. S. dur
ing, the first years of the world war,
has arrived here by automobile and
says of those he left behind in Vienna
Americans in the Hotel Bristol re-
sembled birds before a storm, we were
told not to show ourselves before the
windows on account of the danger of
being shot. We had to stay in the
hotel both day and night. Several
Americans ventured forth but rushed
back in state of panic at each fresh
outburst of shooting"
AT the American embassy we were
received politelys but we get no help.
Minister Washburn said if the situa-
ton became worse he would hire
Danube steamers and transport all
Americans from Vienna"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-19

The Women's
Brigade, named
after their
outstanding leader,
is one of the prize
divisions of
the Daily Worker
Army.
Under the yoke Of
Capitalism
women are meant
to serve one
purpose only-as
breeders of
cannon fodder.
In the Daily Worker
Army our women
comrades fill
the most important
posts and are
in fact one Of the
most dreaded
sections Of the
proletarian forces.
The Rosa
Luxembourg
Brigade Of the
Daily Worker Army
is particularly
effective at
factory gates.
Here their
wonderful
persistence and
courage has been
shown time and
again, in factory
distribution
campaigns and in
daily sales Of the
Daily Worker.
At lunch hour and
closing hour these
picked troops
are to be found
fighting on the
front lines.
Permitting the
enemy no moment
Of rest, these
tireless warriors
utilize the evening
hours for the
purpose of
approaching and
winning additional
recruits for the
growing army
Of Daily Worker
Readers.
Victory in the drive
for Five Thousand
New Readers for
the Daily Worker
will depend
to a large extent
upon the courage
and activity of'the
Rosa Luxembourg
Brigade. Az
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-19

Gas there is the risk Of the histor-
zeal trade organs being greatly i'm
paired in the process of revolutionary
reorganization, it would be more cor
rect for the trade circles interested
to abstain from opposing factory in
stitutions which are beginning - and
justly so to be considered as an
important link of the private economy
and which are after all only a safe
guard for the capable and financially
sound private trader"
There is every occasion for the
proletarian consumers cooperative
movement to propagate these argu-
ments as widely as possible. They
show clearly that the aim of factory
consumers co-operatives, is not, as
it is alleged, to make workers con-
ditions of life easier, but that they
are on the contrary important organs
OF capitalism for the upkeep Of the
capitalist system of exploitation in
general