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VOL. XX.
ltosi:m mi, IhiK.I.AS ixiivrv. OKK;X, Hil-.llv KVIAIX.i, ll CMIIKIC .1, IIM7.
No. 2ntl.
ROSEBURG M
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ii;oni i n mi: aiimimstiia
tios ii:.ii:k ih:i i.i;i.
W Alt ON AI M'lilA.
Will PASS HOUSE TOMORROW
Senate Will Immediately Take I
I he Keoltition, U hit li is V -lain
In l'ns War I'ro
cnim Not handed.
WASHINGTON, Per. ") (hair
man Flood, ot the House toreiirn iif
lairs committee, iutroihicd Hit a ti
nt i nisi rat ion's rt'olut ion deehtrini: a
Mute of war -ist h-iwen tin- I nii
ftl States and AuMria front noon ol
December The resolution empow
ers the 1'resiuVnt to use in' enure,
naval and military forces ot the
l imed Stales and all Government
resources lo lini the AtiMrians. i
The foreign affairs commiti for- .
niutly npproved the resolution this
afternoon. The House is xpeeted 1 :
pass the resolution tomorrow. . The'
Senate will receive the resolui ion
when it reconvenes tomorrow. The j
passage of the resolution is ewtnin.
Military men declan-d the deelara
tion of war at:, 'list Austria will noi
materially change Amerit-an at
plans The American navy may aid ,
the Italians in the Adriatic and lie
Mediterranean. HAMHTS ;ft JSlo.otio.
rilU'ACO. leo. 5 Four bandits
held up the Stockmen's Trust & Sav
ings Hank, secured Jin.nmi, ;lnd j
cap
ine.
il in an itutoiuohili- this ntnru-
MADE FOR RED CROSS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
V. C. M-irdin', county ir.anacer t!
I he coin i up lied Cl tss inemiiei,ip
drive. duriiiL' the w-ek bepinnmn
I iec. IT. was a 1 work today formu
latinp the initial plans for the coun
ty camraiFn- Wlub the tren-ral in
struct ions have Tint ' f been re
eeied, it is probable il.al a number
of local maltaL-ers will be appoint' d
in t lie various parts of this city and
county, and t h se w ill each seh e
tlo-ir own team of workers. A thor
ough canvass tf tlie county is lo be
made. The exact tjuota required in
lliis drive for louplas County is rol
yet known, hut tor the Nation an
increase of per cent is to be the
coal. liosebtirp now has about
Itetl Cross membrfTs. aside from the
various auxiliaries tin iMiilmii! the
county. Thus at bast (ion more
new members wiil b- ; u i I ii: this
ct ly and a like fi.Teentare of in
crease in each of th- auxiliary ch;ip
rs. Mr Hal dint: exi'ecis to have
the cumpairti plan" worked out in a
few When the local manac- r-
s-iect.-d the Will ppd.aliU l
call.
ence tlnv.
I K.L'eth
on the
i r a pell. l;
route!
ill C t I"
plan?- lor
Mrs. C .1.
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of her
ty ;ilth Ml'lir;
v at te n
.lumtion C;tv
several days.
i! today t.;
where -lie Will petl.l
ASSESSED VALUATION Of
PUBLIC SERVICE PROP
ERTY IS $6,156,194.23
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BOOTLEGGER PINKfRSON
FILfS FORMAL APPEAL
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
I. IV Pinkerson. who was recently
convicted of bootlecmi; hy a jury
in the juMiee court at Itnsehnrj;. and
sentenc l to pay a fine of $l'Mt and
scr'e a term of t0 days in the coun
ty jail by .ImU'e I. H. Kiddle, !ias
filed the formal papers in the flr-i-ii
it Court for appeal to that tri
bunal, and will probably have his
ttial at the February term. Sene.a
Fonts, of Portland, is his attorney.
Ae: online to the evidence pre
sented in liie juslhe court. I'inker--i.u
was mi'lty of an attempt to itu
t'ott and deliver intoxicat iim liquor
in tlry territorv in a wholesale man
ner, (imirt bottles of whiskey
having been confiscated when the
miptiicnt, which he was connected
with, was discovered cached in the
ice box of a refrigerator tar.
lll:SOI.t I KIN IS INTIIOIU ( I II
U TIIOKIZIN.i nit; INTIIS-
siati: commission to takk.
oi:k nil. i
ani oim:i;atk
All. SVsTCMS
tiii:m
RECOMMENDED IN REPORT
Mines A No Ait to He Managed
i u;ilu- New Iatd- inn-
liehetexj (Man of llailroail
l.eiohilioii lor Approval.
WASHINGTON. H.c IIhiiv.
sent alive Sahath, of Illinois, intro
lucd a resolution auilion.iut-' Uo
Interstate Commerce Commission to
ake over and operate all roads and
-oal mines dwrinc the war.
The Interstate Commerce Couimis--ion
made a special report recom
'uendinir that the povernment oper
ate ih. railroads duiinu the war,
larinp sucli a sf.-p the only solu
ioli of the freitllt coup stioii.
Sena! or N v. lands. l Uairinali ot
lie joint Coinr ssional rout mil te
ineMiiratinc railway ci.nditioii.-. ha
t coei pr In nsive proL-ram til railwnv
'epe-lat .on. which iiu hub s lnantnt:
: 'he railroads several billion thdlar
! if Ct em m nt funds tor railroad
"iMM'tm lit.
're-iid.'pCs
New la nth- i:
approval of
kinp th
plans.
his
Th
Win
w ho
lire
m a
iiiiic
e little soil of Mi.
Cartenu. of North
and Mrs
Itoseburg
wa severely burned in
-oine month - ami. still
serious condition ft mn
re eivt'd.
linnet!
the In-
TACOMA IADS RUN OUT
Of EUNDS AND fAEL
INTO SHERIEf'S CARE
t htoi-lit im;i y
T o to - w 1
it
from their parent-. ,
. morning on 1 1 a in Nn
I th. :r far. to tin- p
out of find-", bit th"
in
ed hei
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ami b.
I t ain
f the l.OV. g.iVe 111
Hav i and hi- at
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PORTLAND HOME GUARD
IS ONDMD MOBIL
IZED BY GOVERNOR
l inr
-;i t.,
GOVERNMENTQP-
FRATF RAH WAYS
BRITISH WELLED If 1' 'If 10 ORGANIZE
E0 ADJUST Eli
Ul'MM ATTACKS 1
C Mltlt I
y C.-
sfctui: ai;i: c.u'sk
l TWO I I.A.MvS TTl kl l
sIMI I TAM iMSI.V- .i:iil S
.l IIOOO VAKIkS.
BOURLON ATTACKS REPULSED
III itivl,
Lose
Their
l-iisi
(mm
iu
Uer T
sin 1 1
o Year- Time
Troops Aiding
1eMiM)ianiia.
UlilTISH SUM PL. j. . ) . .
FONHON. Dec. a. Hireelor f
(iper.tiions Maurice announced some
readjustments of the ItritNh line in
the Cambrai sector niipht be neces
sary as a result of the Cerman at
tacks, lie said it is I he first lime
since May. 1 ft I ". that the Hermans
have captured British puns. Hurinp
recent attacks the British took i:!S
Cerman puns in the Cambrai attack
alone.
Maurice declared that Russian
troops operated with the British in
the Mesopotamia!! attacks, showinp
that some of the Russians are willinp
to liphl. He declared Quartermaster
(Jeiieral l.udendorff undubtedly
plannetl the Herman Cambrai attack.
The Hermans attacked simultaneous
ly on both Hanks and in I he center
e: terdav. Both the center and the
Hour Ion attacks failed completely.
To the south the Hermans succeeded,
because of Hie surprise nature of the
at t ick. in break inp the ortpinal
British line to a depth of six thou
sand ya i ds. takiim some Brit i. It
tuns Maurice declared he Is confi
dent that the Italian crisis is past.
Only Arliller inji.
I.ONHON, Dec. a Heneral Haip
reported oitlv mutual aitillervinp to
day. Armistice l On.
'Op;NHAHKN. Dec. a. The offi
cial Russian lelepraph bureau n
ntjunced that the Herman Russian
armistice has begun. The announce
ment evidently refers to the Prlpet
Imnt. where the existence of a truce
had already la en reported.
Kommmiu Ncuot iaiitm.
BFUI.IN. Hit. 5. I lie war office
oil icially announced that Ron mania
ir- iieL'otiatinp ftr peace.
Ierinaie Air Haiti Nancy.
PARIS. Inc. a. - The Hermans air
raided Nancy, w oundi tiL' I hree p
so;is, it was officially reported,
statement detailed only raidinp
The
tnd
artilleryinp along the French front.
1 Aii-iria I Vat e leriii-.
PARIS. Hec. Informatio'i re-ci-ivetl
in n Zurich tli.-patch tleclares
that Premier Czernin. of Austria, an
nounced that Austria'.'- peace terms
are bast d on a recognition of nalion-
a I integrity, economic liberty, cotn
! plete iudt pendence of all countries,
, :' ml v u ;i ran tees of t he na l ions' free
' tieveloplitent .
(Inns Sinaoh Adatk.
j i Bv William Phillip Simnisi.
BRITISH HKAHtJl ARTI.RS, lee.
1 T. British puns smahed a cn-ai
group of Hermans tna-ed for an at
tack Ileal' Villers PloUith, belofe the
Hermans could lanto-h an assault.
1:1 -
t iv.
- w here
Iv u'li.
the fl u 1 1 1 i 1 1 r i romp,
t tod;..
Steph.-n
ed wi'h
ft ilit: tr.
y beiliL
1 ot paint
no at ions
on the
and c.
tnd tther i
ilivelii. rot
in' ll.de. I.
MRS. SARAH MORE DIED
IAST EVENING; FUNERAL
SERVICES ER DAY 2 P. tf.
M'.l". It
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.S Sl.ilth I
III of llu-
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I Known
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Tin
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O-
SWITZfREAND IS NOT
IflfD HER NEUTRM IT Y
Will NOT BE VIOLATED
A-HISG'I
C The C'
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would
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AMKK1CAN KIKl.I HKAI
gFAKTKUS. France. Deo. 5
The Germans iu the Cam bra i
sctor have captured u few
Americans. probably engi
neers, according to unofficial
word from the Itrttish front.
4 American headquarters
4 nnl confirmed the report.
has
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DOUGLAS MEN TO ATTEND
ANNUAL MEETING STATE
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Hr. C. H. Bailey, deputy for the
Slate fJrnnee. and C. ,1. Huril, coun
ty apriculi uralist. leave tonipht for
j Salem to attend the annual meet inp
'of l ho State Horticultural Society.!
I which convenes there tomorrow anil,
continues in session thre days. Hr.
' Bailey is vice president of the so
ciety. i An urpent invitation will he plven
the asso.ial Itin to make osebtire
the place of next year's nieetinp. and
; resolutions from several of the fruit
rowers' associations and the Rose
( burp Commercial Club assuring (ho in
, of a warm welcome here are helnp
! taken to the Salem meet inp for pre
J sentat ion bv Hr. Bat lev and M r.
Hurd.
I Hr. Bailey. In addition tn attend-
I inp the meet inp. is pomp, to Salem
at this time with the intention of
Imakinp considerable inquiry and In
vest i pat ion anion k t he loganberry
I ir rowers of that sect ion, largely for
his own personal satisfaction, and
also to give the findings of his In
vest ipat ion to the noughts County
men who are showing an interesi
In this Industry. Since the recent
visit of H. S. die to Hits cliv and
'he tilks he made at the meeting
held here t o inform local pet: pie as
to the possibilities of the grow inn
of t It is crop, considerable local In
terest In the industry is being in
dicated, ami mam no doubt will be
clad to learn the lesiiit of Hr
B:iileyV invest in. ii ions whhh he will
make first hand among t hose in-t-au-ed
in the business on a commer
cial scale.
STATE CONVENTION Of .
KOTEl MEN Will OPEN
IN T01TIAKD THURSDAY
The annual convention of the
poll Slate Hotel Men's Assitci
(He
llion I w'" '.pen Thursday for a three davs'
i "-sioti at the Multnomah Ibitel
I'ii ii'ineni hotel men and w omen
from all oxer llie Male will meet to
discuss common problems
In coiine'lion witli the convention
the hotel men will hold their tirsl
:innua1 hotel exposition. K. !",. l.ari
more, of the Hotel Orei-oii, has Ihe
exposition In chan.'e. The epo-i-tion
will be formally opt lied to the
public Thursday evening tit 7 o'clock
Ticki ts mav be secured free from
any hotel man ami will be left nt
the Oregon Hotel for distribution
I'ollowing the regis.-r:i; 'on of Ihe
iltdegatfS and I lie in-peclitin of I he
hot-) e po ilion Thiltsdav afteiliootl
the formal open in:.- and pi -om en nK
will take pi a. f on the meza nine
floor of Ihe iultuom:ih Hotel in the
ev i-ning.
I. a imv:; t"eoftn. w!t tie htdd
at ! o'clock Kridav t lit ..clock
a web nine bv Pior Baker, a re
MMdisi' ftom It. It. Welo-ook. of the
Hotel ihnny. ami several five miu
life p;ipers will be irjveu i.uipdieoii
at the Portland Unto wilt precede
an itwpeitlon of (he exposition and
the P.eiton Polvteihnlc S-hot.l at 'J
o'clock. motor tiln over Pnril.mr.
beiib-v at d- will fini.-h tin aftetiifion,
and :t theater parly at Hie lleilii; to
e.. The PI. tine " will t tunplete tin
dav
I Sattird.iv at n' lo- k : b'tMiies
ion. w illi '!' tir.n nf nITii .
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CHEMICAL PLANT EX
PLODES KILLING TEN
l-ITT.-lil l;G. Ine
t e k . 1 1 d ltd ! w i,
af moon h
Nil' .il 'mii p '
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V. Il'e l.llldid two
:,e of The explo-iof
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Mill. ,ii of
i i ti'litm th'
. m. mi.isti:h, or ioim.Ai
I Mo STOCK YAltHS. lion s
TO FOIOI t'orXTY OK.IZ
TlO 'llt III nut ASH MoltK
HlM.S.
i
SWA! IE SCRUBS Hi SWS
, J
j
Will Spend Several Hays Here and
l-erlM Iti Cull .Meeting Nel
Week Thai Will I nile All
t lit 1 .4M-a I I treetlerto.
The organ i.a I ion of a Count)
Swine Breeders Association Is the
mission of C. M. McAlisler. special
leprest ntative of the Portland I'nton
Stock Yards', of North Portland
wht) is spending several days In this
county working on t he project and '
co-ordinating t he different forces
that will help bring about this much ,
desired result. i
Mr. MeAlister states that a moot
ing of ull the interested swine breed
ers In the count y w ill probably be
held next week In thin city and that
the work that has attoady been done
by C. .1. Hurd. county agent, ami
ot her people of t his set lion along
itiitj Hue will nrobablv be turned In
to the channels that will result in u '
strong association being formed. Mr.
MeAlister stales that he ha seen j
in 111 is county alreadv some of Ihe i
linest foundation for high bred;
I in roc herds, ami ot her breeds that
he has seen anvwhere, anil that he I
Is convinced that this part of Ihe j
state offers splendid opportunities I
for the expansion of this induslrv.
Wit h the I lover nn ient prii e of n I
minimum of $l ".".i' per hundred-
weiuht. hog raising properly carried i
on, fn one of Ihe most profitable n-1
dtistries in the country that can be'
engaged in Tor equal investment of
capital and quick return.
Mr. MeAlister thinks that every
little farmer should keep at least
one brood sow. "Why, the waste
will keep one wow,' he says, "and
with very small trouble the pis can
be pastured until liirge enoimh to
ell as stockers or feeders." He does
not advocate Hie breeding of scrub
-ti.;'k. He savs if the breeders ot
hoys could only pee the hogs us they
go through t he great mai kettng
yards, and realize that there is al
wavs a keen demand for the ton
iiotchers at prices considerably
above those realized for the common
run of Muff, ami learn that pure
'red llf;s ale cheaper to feed and
finish than scrubs, there would h
a general cleaning up of scrub breed
ing stock, that would make wonder
fill change" in I he indust ry. and
va-lly i-tivo the standard of the hogs
put on the maikcts.
"The trouble Is." he continued,
too many men ho market hogs
flunk they have the best hugs on
eai th. simply hoi a use tttev nevf r
a w any other hogs. If we could
onlv i-et tliioii out of the rut. ami
take (hem th tour Ii our yards and
.bow them the difference in hogs-.
there would be no mote scrttii !";irt
Mowed to exist.
There N more
hown in raiting tin
tock l h ton ghoui th
ver before in iit
ng to Mr. M Met'
interest 1-
-(;,.,. I. ml of
ing
hoi:
e tirih w t-Hi i'm. in
hi--ior , nei'iirtl-
r l onlv jit
t-etting llie le;t. hilt
Mllil
nil Imi (i nes. men u re un
tTllileil illtn Hie r ;t II k M of booM-
in i
for letter Iuh:h iiti'l more ui
llient. fur tliev lire being run viHfeil
tlallv that the Ihet.nk indiihtry In
I ti en on it one of the gt e.itel m-
-ourit-K in the 'tJile.
The I'fittlnnil Sloi k Show
(ei hilt I e. eiit Iv A JIH OIH
w h ich
of Hie
h.-st ever llfl'l lliere. U f
-;ivt. It w;im iIunriK tin
Mr liter.
evhihitiott
,ell's t lllhs
t i it 1 he ;t t Hill - hil'-ine in
.f the t'ltv were thotouuh':
iti the il 'tat io'i . :ili'l the
t.lllv inteie-l.il Itetreis :it
li-ituie- hut also went Tor
Mil. I. Oil of Ihe "how . ,ImI ft
.o!.Tliell of Ihe letorl(
a ton
lettO l
hlter.il
the tie
nduft r
in ewry w a
fine of i
toes of H
Mine n the
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thi
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l.ite i an do
pinlmi nf Mr. M
it thi
Mister
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W al
I hi- t lt hull 'Mi
, .,t hlin evt ? V rh.i
I Ve "1 think w h
al;-1 il t e bonl -i now
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he a tliot oughbt
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JOHN ALEXANDER LIAS
SOLD STORE AT GLIDE
TO I.V.GURNEY; RETIRES
John Alexander, who was In from
(Hide today,, reports Hie sale of his
store there to T. V. Hurney. of thai
neighborhood, and the latlei took
charge of the business yestcniav .
Mr. Alexander will continue as post
mailer until hid successor is up-
i pointed Mrs. 1). J. Hurney, mother
i of t he young man w ho bought the
tl ore, has applied for the posioffice
appointment and she will doubtless
HSlDK!;
prietor of the store Is said lo be a
u title capable young man who w ill
conl itiue the store on a success l til
basis. He will be assisted by his
mother and his sister. Miss Mary
Hurney. in handling the more work.
Mr Alexander, who now retires,
will give his attention (o his farm at
Hltde. He has conducted (he store
anil post off ice (here very successfully
for many years past and has alwas
been active in every movement for
the upbuilding of the community, or
the belter men t of the counly ml
state at large.
o
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win wii.s.iv i;i: ( mn
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WAR MUST CONTINUE 10 FINISH
.'oliNii l W ill Only ll- Won Ix'll tin-i-t'innil
I'folilc 'rlirnisrlvt'N Sy
Tll.-y U'lllll l-i-ari' Siilirnt
SrlllflH-CM iif Aihll'fss.
WASIMt;Tl'. Hee. I. i!flli
house of emigre-.- met at nuoti. The j
Senate nieinheiK went ti the I louse i
shie slioilly heftire l J::'.'! Iti hear
Cresi.lent ilson read his annual
aililress. AtlmiHsion to Ihe gallflies
was hy rani only.
The Preniileilt le-gall speaking al
1 ' :'0 ami emleil his ailtlress at I :''.
The gieatest applause eanie when
lie deelareil that the war wouhl he
w tin only w hen t he Herman people
say tliev theliMetws waiil pe.ire.
Kvery Senator an. I IJepresentat ive
with Hie e'epfion of Senator l.n
Colleiie rose and cheered this eiiti
ineiit. The nxt mnrlo'ti piy use fol-
Itiwed (he appeal for an i icdiale
declaration uf war upon Austria, al
though a nit in her of Snialora and
lteiiesentalie joined Senator
l-'idleti.- anl remained in therr
I. a
-eats
ami
tell
I at thl- time and did not ri-e
j cheer.
ln. h i.f the alinlause at Hie
' Inr periods of the hi h ;is siatt
j i-il hy Chief .lllxlH e U hite, w hu
with the tnettitiers of the Supielu'
Court on lie Hoot.
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Ixpettn to Sllll WHMI
l.afe Ktmtd". w.ih in from l'e I t"
d;iy. Ills son. I.ep Kn'd ho I
a iiietnher tif the Signal Cups in H
C. S Army, is niill In 'lev;!".
write" that he will prohnhU he trait-h-rri-d
to New York a Imnt .Ian 1
Theme he expecln to emh.uk It"l
an AHatitl
port
within a few W eelc-
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for an Ktliopean
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TRAINMEN STATE THAT !
NEW WAGE SCHEDULE IS !
NOT 40 PERCENT ADVANLt'
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PRESIDENT'S IS-
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CALL E0I1 LOCAL
on i;ic ii:i kxsk sotikty
MAKIS APPKAL THItOl'UH
M VYOlt . KICK Kolt (iltKATKK
B.ILN( i: AttAINST KNKMIKS
HI BP AT IIOMK.
(ltei-iiuienCta KlToitM Toward Win
niog (he War .Mut n Ixtiter
He
HamiH-reil hy At'tivitle
of I M do a I Element n.
N. Iliee, mayor of this city, today
made ptitilie h reorient received from
Ki.ii. ud M. Hurd, chairman of the
Imard of trustees of the American
Helense Society, urging citizens here
lo organize a local vigilance corps,
lor I he purpose of aiding the Gov
ern men t in putting an end to Ger
man propaganda and enemy activity
which has been responsible for flres,
ammunition plant explosions, sabot
age, iiiod wares and other attemutft
1 lo damage the morale of the Ameri
i can people.
"I 'ocont eventH in this country
make it plain that the Herman
met itotl of propaganda which has
hern so effective in Kussfa and Italy,
is now being attempted in thia coun
try wih an alarming degree of suc
cess," according to the appeal to
Amei ic.ins now being issued by the
A met icau 1 efense Society. "Ger-
man propaganda has long been sup
plied to our troops in the National
en cam pments. The ship building
program is being interfered with b
t.i i ina n inspired si rikes. Germans
are directing Hie hoarding of food
supplies to an extent that panics
have already been prevalent In the
leading cities. Newspapers are Riv
it;g daily reports of fires in ammuni
tion plants and grain depots and the
coiint ry Is now on the verge of an
even trr.Mter calamity In the ahape of
a railroad st ri ke of unprecedented
extent which threatens to cripple our
National industry."
l lie lar reaching need of Ihe local
i i'i la nee corps can readily be seen
' heu II is known that in this country
ilotie there are today several million
ilii-n enemies representing Germany,
Austria, ituigaria. Turkey and other
mint ti.-s sympathetic or allied with
; he Prussian autocracy. Almost
without i vcption these enemies are
nee to nn about as they me fit, and
w inle Hie Government has done much
inward tightening the censorship of
matl'i and cables, nevertheless there
i re numberless channels by which
In se enemies ure in touch with the
I i eei ing genius of German propa
';aiida In Iteriin.
Il Americans mean to stand hy the
tieu al ihe front, whose lives are al
na.l being sacrificed, and to stand
their Government, Hie opportun
ty is offered In the additional ser-
h e i Ik y ran give to this work of
'lo- A ii o j-i can In-feiise Society.
The plan of organization under
laleti h. the so-iei and recoiiimend'
ed to lo a I A t ner ica ns provides for
to- enrollment of a small American
u-ilam-e corp-j in every clly and
low n , w h k h shall classify all rsl
huts iinibr Ho following terms:
l.io al.
lusl
vat.
!:;::t:!f'.:!.
I ii k row n.
.Mow ing Die
general clsHlfirA
Ihe committee Is
Ol Clliy.etS
d lo make
flintier designation
he fo low ing list :
Allen enemy.
I'ro -German.
An t i Government .
i ihe letter of i ii s t r ucllons to
eh oi't'a ii Nations the executive
to it t ot t lie American Hefenae
u gives the following direc
At tl
rlu-
..I iMisKibli. inntni-nl.
niiiili. your rlaflsltl
i.hi.iiU'k, pro-di-r-
lliIHK'll to lh (lov-
vnr. m'tiil thin lint lo
vim liin..
of iilii'ii
.nnl Hi.,-,'
lit Ml HilS
iiii.ii
i. i.iiliin-nt, Ihe liirnl rp
nf tin. lii'imrtinent of
. . uii.l to whiiti'vi-r ri-pn-Henlu-((-ontlnnpd
on Pnse 81g.)
MENTAL CULTURE CLUB
HELD REGULAR MEETING
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
V- i.-i.l:iv iifti-itiiion ooi-tirrnl In
ii.-i iM.itini! of tho .". .Mi-nlal
i- ih, in- ciiiii .it tin. Kin-, o,l nrlh
i' v h.ilf hoiir ilt-votfMl lo fur.
i. ,.l l .-n' wnn in rharKO of Mn.
- nil .i nt Tlie mihliM't of lh
....ir piiiciniii a O. Ilmry,
viti. mil .,,11 nnsworiMl by quoln-
, ,, . i i In-, until!:. A very M-
. Il i t i i r on tlii" life nf O. Hriiry
, i .-ii i.v Mr Knili.-r Van Horn
nl i,,i,1Iiu:i fro. i hla alorlea hjr
, ii imh ami Mla Irnia Mar
i. n .. Th. in-nirintn wa concluded
I.v ,i ,.,"'ii. ' Ili-Prv." which U
I ri- i l hy Mia A-iln-rnft.
r kir.f