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KAISER SEEKS
TOTURN EUROPE
UPON AMERICA
Teutons Tvrn Vials of Hate From
England Upon This Country
Minister of War Suggests Union of
Europe to FirJ-t United States anil
Great Britain. Press Exaggeration.
AM STKFtOA.W , May 31. (iormnny
Iiuh now turned the vIiiIh of its halo
from ISngland upon America.
Slnco tho (lermun peoplo linvo come
to realize tliut tho army of Cioiictrul
PursliliiK In not tho "contemptible;"
force they wore UmI to holiovo it wa:i,
tlioir prayer hat been chniiKil from
"fJott strafe I'uMliiii'l" to "(Jott Hlrale
Amorlku."
Tho VunkooH are no loiiKor called
a "phantom army:" thoy are now "a
menace to tho whole world," In the
coinmonto of the Gorman press.
The Cologne ViilktiMKcItnnK Koe.s
no far aa to predict a' Reneral Ku
ropean war against America utter
tho present conflict.
World' iii'atht ICiirtny.
Tt say:
"Tho world's ureatest. enemy Ih
American inamnionlHin, to which, ho
long as It secures ltn mouKtroiiH prof
ItH, the butchery of entire nations Ih
nothliif? but a practical in can h, to an
end.
"It Ih hlKh tlmo that, to combat
tlitfl murdorouH and utiKpeaUubly dov
Ululi ' financial mlht, which would
Kladly nee mankind swimming In
Jilnort until 1H21, all bclllgerentR ns
well an neutral peoples were called
upon to unlto In an autl-Amorlcnn
campaign,
"Only a speedy ponco can euve
England and France from the fate
with which America would like to
overwhelm the whole of liurope.
"A general European war of da
fonso against America, must form
from tho final chapter or the world
war, If Europe does not wish to aban
don forovor her rolo In tho universal
dovolopinent of tho world's civiliza
tion. -Up, then, yo nations of Icul
tur, against tho common enemy who
stands grinning with sutuulc in it'll on
tho othor side of tho Atlantic."
Clenernl Von Stoln, tho kaiser's
minister of war, has Riven official
sanction to this propaganda of Into
-by expressing similar views In an In
terview In "l)er Tag," In which he
says:
"Tho talk about a peace by recon
filiation Is still going on. I can only
seo one way to arrlvo at a compro
mise between two belligerents. It Is
whon both, to avoid greater dangers,
make peace so they may he able to
turn ugalnst a third party.
lmsH lvnKKerntlon,
"Tho wholo of tho continental pow
ers, fur example, might unite In a
common stand against Kngland and
Amorlea n courso which they would
certainly adopt wcro their statesmen
gifted with sufficient acumen to un
derstand the situation."
Kvory llttlo kirmlnh with tho
American army nt tho front Is turned
by tho German press into "a bloody
American defeat."
Max Ouborn, correspondent of the
VoHslcho Zcltung, in u characteristic
dispatch, says tho "boxing methods"
of tho "sport-steeled" American sol
diers can do nothing apainst the wai
trlcd ' 'Incomparable" from t be
Klilnc.
Mow Tlii'in Down. 9
"One by one wo mow them down,"
shrieks Karl Kosner In the Luknl-An-xelger.
"First we put the Angto
Frettch auxiliaries, the t'nrt iiKiii'se,
out of action, and now the Yankees."
Hut some other critics do not con
sider the Americans quite so Insig
nificant as adversaries. The Vosjdseho
Zcltung Fays editorially:
"Wo shall have to act and act with
much more enterprise and determlnii
lion than we have hitherto shown, it
Wiv would realize our best liopctt he
fore the American forces, whatever
bo their nature, can have tlmo to
take any serious part agntnst us."
WEDDING BELLS
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WEEK FEATURED
AT ST.
'"I'lin liaiiulilfiN ut (he Ami)'," iin I heir frit-:ls spck of thiMlin-e ln-iiiiliriil iIjuikIKits of (ii-ncral rcyion V. Jlnrrli, Aiiicriuui clilcf of staff
H'Pl-o nil iiiiilmrrlcri Ijmt lM''lulMr.
Now Mllilii'il In IIk nifi- of Cnpliiln John Mllllki'ii, wIio'n rlKlillna ill I'Viinw.
Vivian In llu- wilKof Cniilnln rani Kiisscll Kriuik.
Ami iiMicrnl Mmvli Ims nmioiiiiml Ihn cnKauoiilciil of .losi'pliinc lo Major Joseph M. Snlnij of (hp field ni'tillery, who was nlilo tn llio (5011
l,ln' " v,1 ' ' '" "r'"'l I" I VaiM'e. Hh- nuirriiiKn will f ho NiMers will Iw lall;ht'r of an officer un.l wife of nil officer.
AUTOS TO CALL
lliese nil junk Hint could lie convert
ml into money for the war I'hiiiI, all
olil brass or copper, zinc, iron, rns,
anil pinny sacks.
Autos will slnil from die Xal. al 9
o'clock Snlnrilny mnrninir lo collect
on nil pnvcil streets the innterinls ilo
naleil to tile siil'li(;ii ilepnilliient of
the Ilclinn relief worlc.
The calls for clothing for refutrees
in Kranee mill Heliinn is iiiiemlin
anil it liehooves all lo lay asiile nil
uniieeessary Unties anil Icml niil. 'I'his
has been u husv week liul it shuuhl
not he ullowi'il to prevent the oMlicr
in of a hunille of tnuterial rcaily for
the collectors at II in the morning.
Let all packages or sacks of such
he taken to some point on the near
est pnveil si reel a'- the uiiinlier ofj
aulos anil lime of ih i er iivnihihlc is
limited. Consult the follow in ,li- in'
watherint: your materials: j
Cotton or uoool men's shirts, all
Kinds of underwear, all kinds of ludv'
lot Iiiiir. stockings, sheets, inllow
of such si renfit li lire employeil that
the pulients serennied in terror.
I leoiities lun'e.ori'iiered n loni nr-
ies of (iiestinns to ask in the reieh
stajr . concerning the rejiorts of ill
frer'trnenl.
C'omineneenient week will he a I fu
ture of interest for the friends and
patrons of St. Mary's academy. The
exercises bean with the Junior re
l itul this afternoon when St. Mury s
wee folk entertained the grown uy.s
with a deli)ihtful mi-sical iiro'rani.
Mondiiy lifleruoon will be devoted
to social entertainment provided for
the Seniors liy the Junior liifili school
class.
The liaeciiliiurentp services will be
held in the iienileiny chapel Tuesdiiy
inoniinj;, June 4th, e.t 8 o'clock, and
will consist of the celebration of
muss, for which special music bus
been prepared, and a baccalaureate
address by Reverend J. Powers. A
breakfnst for the (jradnates will be
served at the academy after the ser
vices. The uramuiar ej-nde closinsi exer
cises will be held in the ueadeaiy audi
torium, Tuesday morniii!; at 10
o'clock.
The commencement exercises at
which Misses Helen Iteddy and Jean
r.ctte I'atterson will be j;niduuted will
take place Tuesday evening, June 4th,
at S o'clock, in the academy audito
rium. The cniiluation address will be
delivered by Kcvercnil Kilwaril J.
Conely of Ashland. Father Conety
is an excellent speaker whose chami
iii'r personality and splendid delivery
never fail to delight and interest the
audience. A short but attractive
program has been u ranged for the oc
casion. Iliplomns will be presented
to the jirailnales by Reverend J.
I 'owers.
A SI CCIaSSI'I T- RHMH!y.
All things succeed whlrn rnally de
serve to, which fill a real need,
which prove their worth. The. fact
that the famous old root and herb
remedy. Lydla K. Plnkhain's Vege
table Compound, has for three gen
erations been .relieving women of
this country from the worst forms of
, female Ills and has won such a strong
place In our American homes proves
Its merit beyond the question of. a
'doubt. It wlil well pay any woman
I who is in need of such a medicine
to try it. - Adv.
TOXKJIIT TOMOHUOW
linrdll amp MAP mun Km. Psrfufiim.
Bill Farnum
I IN
WASH INOTOX' Co-operation of
the public In the fair enforcement of
laws against disloyalty was urged by
Attorney General Gregory.
"Rough and Ready"
' HIS BUST PICTt'HU.
A fight that you will never forget.
ALSO
MITT & JKVF.
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AT HUNS CRUELTY
A.MSTKliDAM , Mny :U . Onislie
methods employed by the (lennnn
iii4l it'ji I uutiiuritieH in (renting ner
veus jHttieuts in niilii nrv lnsiitiils in
Mtmirli resulted in revcills by the pu-,
tienls in whiHi Wiinls wen wreeked, j
iirnirdiutf lo the Kin-hiiM-he Oiks
Zeilmur. At l ociilifiin the lnt-pitnl :
Wii Imi iK'.l liy I In- n licllioiis put U'lit s. i
The pjipn- iuUU Hint elei'lrie shocks.
GO
GO
t.ddc rh.tlis,
, men's (runners
ilnnki-N Ihmr
in inlilition tn
Old Medford Resident
Near Death
"I had not eaten food for to days
and was slowly starving to ileal h.
tilveu up tiy live doctors, I tried a
bottle of Muyr'H onilerful Itemedy.
which iiave reltcf at once. I am 7."t
years old and would have died but
tor your wonderful medlilue. The
Jnuliiltce Ik all gone and I am gain
ing appetite and strength every day."
It Ih a simple, harmless preparation
lhat removes the catarrhal mucus
from Hie lntcsl:ial tract mid allays
tho InilumuuitUni which rauses prac
tically all Mitinm-'.i, liver and liilca
tlnal altiitenis, Including appendlct! is.
One dose will convince or money n1
tunded. All rellahlo drugrists.
Adv.
TdllAV AMI SATI'ltDAV
"Carmen of the
Klondike"
Slurring
Clara Williams
A stnry of Aiu.kn. H you h;v
and enjoyed "Tho I'lame of the
Yukon" come as It I ureutr and
more Ki'lpplnt;.
lit i.t t. vit i s,
GO
GO
I
Mr. Charlea llaniMin mid Miss'
Juanlta Scars, daughter of Mr. and!
Mrs. William Sears of i'l North!
Central avenue, were ipiietly married ,
tit tho Innntro's home Thursday eve j '
Ing. Cnly the members of the bride's 1
family and Inlimalo friends were j
present nt the ceremony ;tev. A. II.
(iammons of Jacksonville officiated, i
Mr. mid Mrs. Harrison liumedtiitely
left 4ho city for California w here Ibev
will upend nn extended weddlns to'ir, .
visiting friends and relatives of Mr.
Harrison. Holh young people are
well known In this city, Mis Sears be.
Ing prominent In musical circlet, mid
Mr, Harrison Is a local representative
Of (he Metropolitan I. tic Insurance
company. I
PAGE THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY, JUNE 4
A. II. WOODS PKKSKNTS
THE 1UJOU THEATRE N. V. SUCCESS
"Mary's Ankle"
By Mary Tully
A FAST FIIOLIC IN THREE VIEWS
"M.iry's Ankle" a Po.uh. Btij:lit, Clean mul Snappy.
-Sun I'lincild I'hinANlf
Trices 50c, 73c. $1.00. $1.50- Seat Sale Saturday. June I
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
WE PRE-PAY EXPRESS CHARGES
$1.00 Pongee Silk 79c
HOO yards linf Imported
!M iitclics wide
S ... fanvits
llitv. (llcilli r-rpm xtr- C l (
lc, iriidd qtiiility. (hejip XfJ
tod;ivat l.()0. Vnr this 111 t JiJlC w V
i 1 1 Ull
$1.50 Silk Poplin 98c
1,000 yards Silk and "Wool Poidin.
. , l,n,l.,0 r'lwvon
1 , , j -n ii il..'.. Aft.
M-23 s. cKXTitAii Tottay ai !fi.;u. ror mis 78C
mkdkoki), ohkgo.v Big Stile, yard '. .'.
jj Sale, yard
Our Annual Sale of Silks and Summer Wear
They are Wearing Silks for Every Purpose Now. Women will Wear
Silks for Every Kind of Dress and Frock This Spring, Because the Government Does
Not Need Silk Like it Does Woclens, and During the Spring and Summer Season is
the Time That Silks Can Be Worn With the Greatest Comfort and Pleasure
$2.00 FOULARDS $1.48
"(5 inch Satin Foulards in
lieai'liful patterns, splen
did quality. Worth today
$2.00. Fm- this (M ylO'
sale, yard nU.10
$2.50 SILKS $1.69
1,000 yards extra ' fine
quality faiu-y Silks hi
stripes and plaids, suit
iihle l'ir skirts. ',.."0
values. This
sah, vard
$1.69
i
Jjj
$2.00 DRESS SATIN $1.69
$1.25 PONGEE SILK 98c.
$1.25 TUB SILK 98c.
Beautiful new wash Silks
fur waists and new skirts,
fast colors, come in a full
line of stripes. Cheap at
$1.25. Fortius QOrt
sale, yard 0L
SILK GINGHAMS
The very 'latest things in
Silks, for summer wear,
fast colors, comes in fane'
plaids, :(i inches wuln.
Special,
vard
$2.25 BLACK TAFETTA $1.89
:U inch I 'dark Dress Satin, a beau-' 1.000 yards fine Imported Pontre.' inch heavy Black .Tafetta Silk.
1 1 1 nl cloth, heiivv oiialitv. Chean Silk, lid inches wide. A splendid ,, , , , ,
a. -.00. For this' ' 1 A Srade. This QO lor this Rreat sale, yard..
stile, yard ?X.U yard MUV A splendid $2.2.) (ii;ility.
SENSATIONAL CLEARANCE SALE
EVERY SPRING SUIT AND COAT
$25.00 Spring Suits $19.98
About 10 of these beautiful suits left, made
of fine all wool materials, trood colors. Sold
till season at 2..00. For ' $10 QQ
this sale QlJ.Vo
$35.00 Spring Suits $29.98
Some very handsome "I.a vnjruo'' Suits in
uood colois, made of till wool materials.
Cheap ;it !").( !0. This $90 QQ
stile, each $4U.Ja
NEW FANCY SILK SKIRTS
IN SUIT DEPARTMENT
AT REDUCED PRICESj
$12.50 Spring Coats $9,981
.Inst a few of these Coats left. Come in
plain and fancy materials. Sold all season
at12..)0. This sale,
eacn tyy.t
$25.00 Spring Coats $19.98
1.") beautiful new Spring ('oats, made of the
best all wool materials. Cheap at $2.").00.
eS; $19.98
NEW WHITE WASH SKIRTS
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