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   Evening Chronicle (Newspaper) - July 10, 1917, Marshall, Michigan                             V i WORK JOIN GIVE FOR THE RED CROSS THE 1TKSDAY 10 1H17 TWO NO PEACE WITHOUT ANNEXATION HIE Kaiser Presided at a Conference of Crown Council Held at the Palace of Imperial Chancellor BRUSILOFF OUTFLANKING JHE TEUTONS DETAILED ADVANCE AND IN OX 1MHSONERS POURING HACK OF RUSSIAN MSE IX AN STREAM WILL SUE HER TO THE EX SAYS VOX TELL HER 1EO 1LE OK THE WORLD WHAT PEACE TERMS ARE Br United Fress Amsterdam Inly H All the internal crisis In Germany acute was swept away of news from the most strenuous today with re Herlin be bureaucracy has yet adopted to smooth over affairs in the empire Official word today said the yesterday presided at a of th at the palace nf the im chancellor All Prussian and German ministers t participated This wad the tirt ing of this body since Rtan thc vir Kven tho cautions of Berlin newspapers ordinary to this empire by tin of the of expenses for the war If that body in pursuance viii Us apparent cellor Von oi officers vote it will be necessary for tin in remove anu the situation with a nutn has the The may him bis power but ii di charge him Heretofore the kaisers support lias carried half a dozen crises some ct is much HH that of The however by tie fact tha centrists and ir all to be united against th This would cive a clear in the fitas disapproval is not only of HoH s the speech may Wcn it come s in wil n be itis tutit va Certain il re oat the liai the a the s or i As ord 111 r i b Conn Vim vili with T ths of a today R Vtm n 0 United Tress Stuff Correspondent July iff is again outflanking the Teutonic and closing in on dispatches today detailed steady advance of this move under Korniloff with Halicz key tity to the now all but ui off Austrian hack ol ihe liner in an and the blows the anu ry shattering that ct been called into I same story thai came from front in IM when tool by Identical tactics if the enemy In I jubilation over the sue v hith his drive has with li of expressed by i Much I Seotl of he vii mission j Th army is splendid h The spirit is Fine Koing to valiantly Scotts judgment was founded on He is just back from the trenches himself He wit the start of groat motored I no frort and from observation pi watched m to t n 1 it for niv i Wilsons a of inion here tin till fir i iC ih artillery for lithi morning w established at an observation post in i who at IkId ami kept our on i By London July Ger does not propose to i her people nor to he other nation of the world the terms on st is to mate peace That the point which Brit saw in reports of tl imperial speech beti the main commit tee of the as from firmly refused to subscribe to the socialists principal if no annexations and no irs iliK stand apparently was thru would be able to continue h indefinitely and this being so could win in the end That rejection if the centrists and socialists de for free and detailed ol be German peace aims was dictated by tho kaiser Himself was u other received neutral channels Tho kaiser upon of his divine policy at which have been during the lnt few days in Ui HM notably will Marshal Ilin ihe crown council uprising the autocratic uf oi controlling Germany In tin meantime union reign Secretary man ami Vice rich hud the German ministry According to received froi Merlin via huid at SKI plan of i without lions Germany must pros the war will all strength The lall has faced great perils and overcom them Our enemies have faced greit perils We must light lo achieve vic tory The chancellor th SIMONS AND REELECTED TRUSTEES FOir THREE YEA IIS AT ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING HELD LAST OVER LAST YEAR OF SECRETARY CHURCH of the trisi who on wholo political crisis in Ger many hy his noi to support the th 11 rs thr vK of reform irs limbed otl of their ani j l into tl Austrian aims nnd the ii iirc air i all lr hiv was asi wero Aus st ik TO tiV MEN MUST BE PERFECT I wei bin of Admiral Von of nutria and successor to Th is nder vio lent criticism for re ports on the which have led the into ing that England about ready to quit for starvation late last r Mol no that set today of ioi for bis What was of o Admiral Viu successor ar of il was held here was I the logical outcome of u cam of falsity as to the success of j by i fed tip on r In i f i ity I uf itii iine 0iise the vos in ff ub d yesterday Stanislau the state FOR TODAY Admission 1 IS AM in n tho was tlie point of front r luos in tb i on Page 2 S new at Amsterdam today h the Paul Jones Middies Skirts Comfortable House Dresses Outing Waists Automobile Shawls Hosiery and Underwear Dainty Warm Weatner Dresses v Special Items in This Week 1iiy verr by British Iceland off Lowest of I an Four oC the German flyers taken prisoner j With the Aries in the luly of the air beins vividly In the the Aisne To daie aviators have fought lOSS over lines and only i2 over the French lines according n today Tlie show machines pet over and how the French the the enemies men in Americas armies will bUe most per ftt in tne nation In physical rcj imn for drafi army b the aru set up The annual school meeting for this district comprising the city ot Mar shall and townships of Marshall and Marengo fractional was held in the high school assembly room at oclock evening there being 38 persons present who voted tor trustee against Jli a year ago R E Bigelow to succeed period of three years Miller was an opposing candi date on both ballots taken The appropriation asked for by the on was H is for against last year This i mure in teachers salaries more in salaries and for bonds and intrest on the school Dr K K Church ver lary of n paid tit lor fuel although on was He said th advance iti increas and the buard at bad mor couI uti band than ever A school will be in opera tion next mire coal will be tbe same appropriation made last year Mr state that tut had oi ye receive the from the county towards lli of Hie County Normal Hi stilted that interest was receiv 11 year on the Dibble and Jones funds than was paid out for money borrowed Last year the dih received in primary school money This year it will receive as the appropriation is made U tin C Ot was C K the moderator called ihe to and Dr S K Church read the minutes of the an meeting of which were ap proved lie stated that the fund was invested in water bond tnd ilie interest neil for various and Ibo VH in some bonds and UK TO purchase foi indigent children On motion of C Miller the of the secretary was It is as follows Mich July fi 19i 1 my annual re port of tin receipts and disburse metus of the school district for fiscal year ending July U ID 17 Cash balance on hand July 5 City of Marshall voted tax Cly fr Marshull township lax township mill tax Marengo township voted tax Marengo township mill tax Primary mom y Library from Nonresident tuition Senator Lodge Says No Business Can Prosper With Government Hand Hanging On It SEVEN MORE DEPUTIES FOR OF By Press Washington July Warning that the hill may hring the United States to the of ruin three months and cause fail ure in the war Senator Lodge today a direct on federal control Attack on the food control hill in tin senate grew so hitler today that Senator the mea sure he sent to the agriculture to be entirely reframed Xo business can prosper Lodge said witli the governments hand hang fmr H lo at any SHERIFF TO APPOINT j Umo and fix prices THEM AT CREEK AMI I UK government manage i IF co on 150MLS i asserting the was forced to to private enterprise for rifles after the Springfield and Rock Island arsenals failed to supply the army ii makes no difference whether the privately made goods cost a dollar or That Hie being estab 01 Creek for r inon soldiers from Michigan and must he armed he said two made j our soldiers is s f TO War loans must come from surplus j the sheriffs Wt to go before of Calhonn county was wiping out this surplus tho ail of The Slier ne Ioan of supervisors today and Cal Bai The in the food would necessitate war tlu 34Jrif 31 34JG 1 t T addressed the board stated that he and Prosecutor il a meeting oC of 101111 ami in tie treek last week a vigi wm appointed to wipe out in Bat tie Creek Mr thai this asked o ptu n iix more deputy sheriffs in tie v t pml OE the county and be said Oiu more was a in Al bion Mr Mallory stilted u Baitle Creek would double the aim had become very had and the of his two Battle Creek deputies now required at she lake thai Albion now had a of and oC these j taxes Lodge said Chamberlain urged against a reconi This must he settled on the of the senate not in committee But the American people are de manding we oome to some decision on 1 H us speedily as possible insisted The senate seems to in last 24 hours ation SON IS MARRIED I U I Fells C C COL KI H H fireen and K C of Battle A CHICAGO 1VORKKR Creek were present and Messrs Anderj AT TODAY vr the n men I son of Hetty Green and would mean a K a charity pay roll ot to ho more would be ant cloth in In general tlie following are the re one inch to fi feet I Supplies sold pupils Hammocks Reed and Fibre Suit Cases Crex Grass Rugs Sheets Cases Cotton Blakets Towels Wash Rags Soap Tooth Brushes Combs Safety Pins Tooth Paste and a full line of Notions suitable for campers J H CRONIN Weigh between and 211 pounds However are no absolute but under o feet in must be o good Variation m above pounds are not disqualifying 1111 sufficient to constitute obesity The test is designed only to develop whether the man is of sound understanding I of and ears are by and whispering lines j Almost any of tlie or heart is disqualifying a ilie meti must Have t least four and prisoners several j above villages tirs two below opposed field were the heart arid lung test the to junip State for County Normal Sale of old iron and Sale of old seats lion and teacher Interest on savings 1Of 001 11S 50i were married at the home ot paid aunt in Highland Hark a this The ceremony vas ind problem lo arrange performed and only a few rei or ihe of another city in and friends were present midst but the people for 100 miles The couple will leave immediately Sale of school bond City of Marshall liog tax Loans I smaller field were captured today as drafted man f up Kick the up the sown j around tho raom m one foot The on and tiin and Alter mrn ttio var snorted i The after iik the inv to the river dislocations ami badly united six Tlie t H the started chest measure should he be st and HS and u quarter inches and respiration must In normal and skin in gi m oh Balance Interest Toal Balance in fund S July 10 IUl in n versts half nines ami eases of any kind will disqualify th man i The teet he in lair July have in the Field Marshal Hats reported today on Hat alN don would Iny on some of in the Sb Hi UM for 100 nines j round would reap the benefits New York where they will iwa to the oti Greens yacht the Ui see force of Baule Creek but lor a trip through the C The ceremony was performed d and vire or ail ame but was going to inw would aid in used the bride vice He that by Mrs Fred Stafford of of land had been tor Chicago She was given away by her annulment and all arrests would be aim I George 11 Campbell made under the statute instead of Cromin of Chicago ordinance so as to give vice follow a stiffer fine and juil He j that action necessary would be on tho by Hem 1 j that from coming into of said on Chicago bau Woleott of the Trinity Pro Highland Park The Jo was best Both Green and his bride charming smiles wore as AT HOME IN an and em fo wmk woman of rs on mo a considerable bur the house i and seriate submit led S K Secy Dans for money bnr rowed lust year 200000 paid for money bor rowed this year talarics 2507S Janitors expense on Page O by i his Jars of milk and a o John n Rockefeller arrived a lo spend the summer at hnl Forest H lli home The oil king had breakfasted from milk and and expected to meal from the same Ho i What lio yon about the war f haa jui was asked county It looks Hko rain the ov warlds richest man about j 1 iH other i on Rhodes said that was not u decent nor a place for n HP a of i 1alta N no wou suti ice H 1ivaniti a matter that n d mi ins hf iu th court In Albion re plc iif f aid X Y July 10The lo report this today gave up the first hotly was hf the Niagara railroad by 1 J and Chairman F of Sunday July 1 It ww on rss of Goraka 22  

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