The proclamation declares: "Our in
disputable duty in this tremendous
hour of history is of a common ally,
whose interests and existence as well
are linked indissolubly with the United
States.
"I therefore declare that the Pana
man nation will lend emphatic co-oper
ation to the United States against ene
mies who execute or attempt to exe
cute hostile acts against the territory
of the canal or in any manner affect or
tend to affect the common interests."
It is announced that Germans resi
dent in Panama will be interned if
they give any evidence of being in
volved in plots.
& &
& AN AUTOGRAPHED EGG
GETS HOME TO ROOST
&
Pittsburgh.His name and the
date, "July 15, 1916," written on
S an egg, shocked Lawrence Kendall &
& of Mansfield, O., when he emptied
a case of "strictly fresh" at a
hotel here. He remembered mark- S
tag the hen fruit while a packer
last summer, but the shock oc- S
curred when the eggs, which left
8 him at 21 cents, came back at 8
$ 55 cents a dozen.
$2.40 PEB
FARMSJ N LINKS
Golfers Will Raise Food Products
For Country.
F. U. ADAMS ORIGINATES PLAN
Idea of Well Known Author Has Been
Enthusiastically Received Adopt
Motto "We Are Not Too Proud to
Hoe"Expect to Realize Several Mil
lion Dollars.
New York.The golf players of the
United States will turn farmers and
raise on their links huge crops of pota
toes and other food products for the
use of the United States and its allies.
Such is the movement set on foot by
the Dunwoodie Country club at a spe
cial meeting held in its Yonkers club
house. The plan originated with Fred
erick Upham Adams, author and
golfer.
