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STATES WILSON
Executive Mnkcs Pnlrlotlc Address
on American Flag and Protection It
Carries (or American Havy Prais
ed as Most Efficient Nation
Wants No Territory.
N'KW YOHK Mny 1".- Pr.'hi.lont
WIInhii di'livrird n inlHoti( liililn-ts
on tlioAiiiuricnit'tln); nml'thr jrtr
lion it cnrrii'4 Tor AniiTiriuiH, nt n
Itllinlit'Oti f;ivrn (mlny in lii- honor liv
Hit1 New Vnrk nllUwrn' I'ominilN'o for
tin1 ri'vi'pllon oT tlic Allmitlc flil.
Whi'ii Hit' pntitlonl iuok' lo sonk
Mum after H'vIcwImk" tin' luiraili of
Hiillurn unit iniirinvi from tin Mri't
ln wan i'iilhtiiiirtii'nllv I'lin-inl. l-'ivo
liiiiulrtfit iinny nml niny "ffU'i'M ntnJ
other jjiK'"t jinniM'il to tlu-ir f'tt ami
lllllUnl'll. All tlfrlciTH V(Ml in lull
tlriuM uniform. Alton II. I'urUr, .In-
coll Schifl, .IomiIi II. (Iioatc, AiiKii-t
llolmont nml iiiiiuy othor iromiiii'ut
Now Yorkiirit wmu miionjj tlioo irt'i
int. Ort'iit Navy XmIinI
Tlio nrchiitOnt ileclntril that tlu
liinclu'oii wan not tlio oi-ciixion at
which it wiim wi-o for him In innki
an ixU.'iiiU'il aihlri'NH. I lo mild ho hail
nhvayH liml a ili'i'p iiiU'ivt in the
navy.
"II in iiht," lio Mii.l, "llial Auu-r-ica
hIioiiIiI have a Kicut navy to c.
pri'Hn Un I'harimU'r."
Thn navy, lio mlili'il, liinupht tlio
Viillnl Stali'ii in touch with tlio rv-t
of lla world. Hoort'lary PiiniiOx wan
warmly praim'il hy tlio pnwiih'iit. I'n
liT dim tlio navy tunl hoooiuo uioro
ami moru I'fficit'iit. Tlio ncorolary, lio
iloolnu'il,lmtl It Eh on tiro Miippoit,
Dxpiix.N Our IitoaN
Tlio navy of tliw Unlloit HIhIph, tlio
liiTsiilont Haiti, "o.vpiONort our iiliMiU.
Tlift flool lyiiiu horo at Now York i a
j; roil I floot mill Iiiih nolhiii of IiIuhIoi
nhoiit it.
"Tlio nl out IhiuK ahont Amorioa ih
Unit it wautH no torritory ami (picn.
tioim no other iimUimi'h honor. Wo
iitaml for liumnuity nml for tlio IhiiiKs
Hint humanity wauls."
Hpoakiaj,' of tlio flajr, tlio preaiilont
nH8orteil tlml it lypil'ioil nil tlmt wiih
liont in tlio world. "Tlio iiiIshIoii of
Amorioa," lio wont mi, "in what hor
Holdioirt ami kiiIIoi'h Minuld think of.
Thoy liavo uotliinir to lo with Hliap-
ill; Of polioioH. SlIllU'lillH'K tlio por
nous who run tlio Unilod Slaton for
Hot tlio principles it wiih foumlcd on,
lull tlio pooplo theniKclvoH novor for
t'ol. I''orro of IMInelpIo
"When a clinic iiooiiih in this coun
try it In iih if. you put your finor on
thn puNit of (he nation, iih if ,ou put
your luind on Iho piiIho of a ilviuimu.
"Yo lift no lliroiilx niiuliiMt miy
liiilinil or nliiM in the (.'ailed MIiiIph.
'J'IiU fleet In tlio river in a reit nol
emu vvliloiico liml Iho fureit nf Amer
lea Im the I'meo of priuefple, There i
liollilinf eluti fn' hIiIi-Ii Iio ujll eon.
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'fekilin M'ilM lull tlio liolel in iu
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SEEKING PEACEFUL SHOUT MUTANTS ATI 1NTII! f I PPT HEAD HUM
KISSFniFMFNT ACCOSTING WILSON n,Ln-'LLL' AGAINST AUSTIUA BOOTH'S BELA1NS
WASIIIN'OTON, Mny 17. Or. Con-
ntmitlao numlm. tlio Auntrlnn nmtmii
andor, liml n Ioiir conforonco today
with Secretary Ilrynn uml other stntu
doinrtiutnt offlctnlH. Wlillo ttic mil
linHMiilnr would not dlscusa tlio ob
ject of IiIh call, the Impresulon pro-
vnlled In wvll Inforiupd clrc.loa that
ho lind pndonvorod to Hound out fool
ing with n vlow toward niHlRtlnR In
a pnu'oful Rottlomnnt of thn ultun-
tlon with Uormnny,
It Ih known tlmt tlio Auntrlnn nm-
ImKHiulor uml Count Uornntorff, tlio
(lornian nnibnnndnr,. lmvo heeu In
rloso coiiHiiltntton for sovoral dnyn
ami Inlit Aimtrln In watching with
deep lutoroHt tlio cnuroo of ovoutB
hit ween tlio United Stutoa and her
ally, throwing hor Infhionco In tlio
direction of piovontlng any rupturo
In frlondly rolntloim.
Tlio KorlmiHiiOKH of tlio otnklnR of
tlio I.UHllnaiii, (ho luloimo foclliiK It
linn aroiuod In tlio Palled Slntoa and
Iho couutry-wldo Miipport which linn
boon kIvoh I'ronlilont WlUon'a unto
are fnen which Imlli Iho Aiulrliin
nml Ucriiuin amhniiiiudiir u to under
nt ood to lmvo niiiiniiiiilnilod In their
iewrlhu iioveliinioiilii. It wui ho
lleved Ud (hut I lie md ruMlliHied
(tHreein rem for tint prewut u enl
In (Im rubiMHilii" wurfurti lo wold
any ml wlil'h would finllur liilfitvl
If Mn lit Uju rwllii Hluli
MEDFORD.
BAniESHIPS REVIEWED Bf PRESIDENT IN 1
l.ofl to rlulil ln IilllrilN
Koteiily.flvo righting lilHt of nil Mini
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NEW YOUK, Mny 17. Two wom
en autfraxluta eluded tlio heavy
Kiinrd stationed In tlio hotel and suc
ceeded Id roQclilnR tlio floor whero
tlio prcildent wns ut luncheon. Tlley
inunnRed to hims Socrotary Tumulty
nml Kvo h(tu a lottor to bo doltvorod
to the president. '
Mr. Tumulty told tho women thoy
woro Impollto nml would rocolvo no
nimwor to tlio lottor. Tho lottor wua
written on stationery of tho Nutton
nl Kxecut(vo Commttteo ot tho Con
ereHnlonnl Union for Wotmui Suf
frage, and appealed to tho president
for his '"powerful aid to remove tho
political tllimlillltloB of women,"
Tho women went to tho lobby and
Waited. Thoy told tho reporters It
would bo nucleus for tho president
to attempt to eludo them.
"If noresHary we'll hlro n tug nml
go out to Iho Mayflower to see him,"
one of thorn said. When tho president
luftjliu room whero tlio luncheon was
IkIJ,;(Iiii two women, who had re
turned, stopped out or uu snlo room
nil ilcoiifroiilln him exelulniedt
"Vulus for Women I Voles for
WuhhiI Mr I'lexldonl, wo lmvo k
ineuHii for youl"
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UNCLE SAM HAS A FEW SUBMARINES, TOO
These suhnmnncs, guni'dinus of our shore, made the trip from Key Went
fo New. York in word time, arriving way ahead of schedule. "With themenmc
the monitor Tonopah, at extreme left of picture. 'From left to right, the sul
murines are K-l, F-2, D-L DO, 1U), lying at their assigned positions in the
llud.4onjiiyer.
MtrjIUy Armada of Battleships Re
viewed by President Most Power
ful Array of American Warships
Ever Assembled.
NEW YOUK, Mny 17. A mlglty
nrmndii ot battleships, destroyers,
submnrlues nnd nuxlltnry craft, tho
nntlona bulwark in caso ot wnr,
swuni; nt nnchor In tho Hudson river
today, Broomed for review by tho
president ot tho United States. Tho
most powerful array of flKhtlng ships
over assembled In an American port,
sixty four In nil, the fleet stretched
for four miles In n double column ot
Holoinn gray, but touched with gayer
colors were pennants and onslgns
streamed from fighting tops nnd
pinathend in honor ot tho occasion.
Each battleship was In rendtness to
thunder, nut tlut presidential saluto
ot twenty onn k mis when tho navy
yacht Mayflower, with tho president
on tho bridge passed them during the
afternoon.
I'rcilciit on Mm) f loner
Convoyd by tho cruiser llultlinoro,
Iho Ms) flower, brlHgluK the provident
from WuihliiKtou, reuched Iho liar
hor Ittkt nlKht and nfUr s short Imlt
nuur Toiiipt.lnnllli, Mm Hied up Iho
rlvoi to smliorstiw Ht( wt Kwrly
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KOMK, Xrny 17. A revolution tins
broken out nt Trieste, according to a
messajro to the Iden Nazionnle, telc
jimplied from the frontier. A crowd,
oomposeil chiefly of women, because
mot of tlio men lmvo been called to
tho colors, invaded the fiqimro on
which fneen tlio palace of tho Kovcr
nor, Karon Kricssenti, Tlio women
cried: "Death to Francis Joseph!
Down with Austria I", burned an Aus
trian flnjr, tonetlier with a portrait of
tho emperor, uml attempted to attack
the palace.
Tho governor ordered uoiidarmes to
dilute, and tho women retired, fight
in? htuhhornly. Lamp pots yuro
torn up and the sins of tobaoconistA
which hear tho Austrian coat of
arms because their businesn in a pov
ernment monopoly, were destroyed.
Iho Idea Niuinunlo dispatch Mnto
that fort.x-hcven women were killed
nnd over .'100 wounded.
ZEPPELIN SLAUGHTERS
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
(SLIK, Vrawv, May 17.-A Zeji.
peihi uirohip coiiiinj,' liom I io chant
ml flew over Calais at iiliilit. It
ilroppeil bomb on vurioiM iiiuitcn.
of Hio 'll), klllmjf (wo I'lilldnii timl
wmiipliiii oiio koiiimii, Tim pfoiMTly
ilmiiiijie wan livlil
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BOOTH-KELLY LOSE
TIMBER CLAIMS OF
WASHINOTON, May 17. The mi
prema court affirmed today tho de
cision of the niuth United States cir
cuit court of appeals in cancelling
fivo patents to Oregon lands held by
tho Ilooth-Kelly Lumber company be
causo of fraud in entry.
l'OKTLAND, Or., May 17. Tho
Rovemment'H enso against tho Rooth
Kelly Lumber company first camo up
in tho United States district court
four years ago.
It was charged that Stephen. Alice,
Ethel M. and I.uoy Ln Itaut, relatives
nf It. A. Hooth, who was then man
ager of tho lumber company, and Kd
ward Jordan had deeded tho lauds,
located in outhcru Oregon, to tho
lumber company shortly after obtaining-
patent. Kvideneo aNo wan in
troduced to show that eaeli had re
ceived $100 for their services.
Tho district court cancelled tlio
patents of tho La Rauta, but upheld
that of Jordan, On February 'J I,
ll):i. tlio United Hlntr circuit court
of appeals cancelled (he patent of
Jordan nUo, ami I ha chko wiu car
lied o lm suprfttH) court,
Tim litigation whn broiiht iiilo mi
nsiial priiHilHi'Hi'e, Kfc'llMif Ik last
geiiernl 1-leellonif, ken (t wax mmUi H
eim.pulKil iU Mnlnt Kuolk. Uo
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GERMAN FRONT
General French Awwwucm AdvaM
of Nearly a Mile Frwwh Thrwt
Cantlmies letk Nerth ,f YprM
and Swth ef La laseie termM
Assaults $eM.
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LONDON, May 17. P(ieM Marslwl
BirJpkn Frek has brnkfu .bli siU
enec in rcunl fo : UwJiiovwnVnt?' of
the liriiWi army northwest of" Lm
Ila-soo with tlio luiiioiiHoement of an
advance of neHrly a wile into the
Oeniinri line. Thin, together with the
continuance of tho French tFinistn
both north of Ypres ami south of La
Uasijce, constitutes the outtnndiiK
feature of tho military Httnution to
day. Military cemmentatent here regard
the Ilritixh advance as a genuine
break of the German line, which, if
maintained, must inean a retreat for
n considerable (.ection of the invad
er's forces.
Itetake Yser ltrkJe
Rccapturo of tho bridge over the
Yser ciinat at Stecnstraefe y the
French deprives tlio Germans of their
last connection with the west Hide of.
tho waterway. German assaults on
the British position at Ypn'H" seem to
have spent themselves-, at '!ouat for
tho moment, aa Field Murshal French
reports all has been quiet there for
the last forty-eijht hours.
Official rciiortst from Petrograd do
little to minimizo tho severity of the
defeat which tho Iliwians lmvo ex
porienoed, practically tho whole lino
from Central Poland to the Carpath
ians. AIobk Fstera Frot
Tho victorious Germanic amie
lmvo robbed tho Uns.-iana of most of
the gains of tho hard winter and
early spring campaign with the ex
ception of Przemysl, which ia closely
threatened on two xiden by liovtih?
forces. In the latest I'etrograd oohi
municutinu there is a migsestion that
the Hussians uro e.rotielied'brliiud tho
river San in readiness for ono of
those sudden movement mirli aa pre-.
viously turned defeat to victory for
them.
It is evident that (ho Austro-Oer-mnn
forces wilt leave nothing uadoim
in tho attempt to force a ttrossimr .of
tho San. The RumImhh admit Ikn
loss of fifty guns during the retrwat
of their third army t .the; San,, hut.
assert that most of them were de
stroyed. nemiany'rf reply !' Amorioa aad
Italy's next step divide diplomat
interest here.
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