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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Meningitis.

Sen frpgtebe Meningitis optre=
Ser lta0ig me6 ME Gilfeloe b1onbt
5olOaterne. Gorleoen blep en- SSn=
fanterilt fra 236e Battalion ser fig
ger | Acknowledgment, Ing og fit bef=
tige Spfaltninger. SON blep / Ell
Ambulance fjprt til oct militere
Gpibemiipgebus poo Sagtpej. Ser
fpnltatere6e NON Meningitis, og to
Gage ie1ere afgif ban ne6 9a6en.
San bcr Scr. 1913 og bebber Ibom=
fen. De 5olboter, bo,1 bor ligget.
/ &Dorter iommen nleo, er blepet
iloleret.
Sd1nme 0og bleb CT Goloot fig
poo 5plngaocs &olerne. Son b!ep
ltrofs fjprt til Gpioenriboipitolet,
bpor BON CT 11n0cr Sblerpatipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
elects iom 8etalingsmio0el paa
8pitbn1ene.

Soranle6iget at en- @effe &en-
beroelier fra Bublifltm ne6iutte
Roitbpienet for 1engere Eio itben
ct noba1g, Der fit til 0pgape at
~nnberigge Mh1ligbe6en al at oner=
fienoe Gbecfs Tom 8etaIingsmiooeI
paa 8oitbniene.
S 9iebblltiffffdt er .gorboloet ia,n
befienot faaleoes, at fnn Mrpi5nin-
ger noiteote af itGrre pribate % al
offtciele Snftitntioltir moetageg At
8oitbRienet.
nobalge bar n0fgrt ct fort Mr=
beloe % 81. a. ~un6eriggt 5orbol6e=
ne b%eorgrenoe 6enne Sag / no!an-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
8aaiat 8ranS.

8eb MarbuS opito6 Ser forlebe,,
sSl6 2aben / Geglgoorbs @aorb
/ MobD. 2a6e1t neobrenote. &reo=
turerne re6oe6es. S 8ronoforbgret
tilitob Ell 13=oorig 8arnepige, al
fun boboe poaiat 8ran6en for al
bnbne Jig poo Moomooeren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Set crpbrcbc @ipbenbaDn.


Set er pfte f%rembppet, at De ire
beliqe grobringer CT Sc ioli0elte, tb1
SC ppooges life, fpreno De ol!ere0e
Ell CIT &jcnosgjerri1,g, % al Ntooz
1ton6 poo Sorboono er booblps. =
5uoleoes CT set og1aa gooet I SIP
henbopn, 1friner Ell Sorfotter I
,ugens Mepp". st fort @elpg | &p=
bc11boDn ifal lnart pperbebi1e g1
ON 6ctte. Set CT / en- al ~penlfabe<
1iqt li,1oe0e" M}ogter beiat 8p> mol1
b%efi11oer fig. Sen inofpote @efo1f=
ming Utter fig .boitigt % forfrDt
Iongs &usrefferne, me0eals Sc trent
mc0c g%erobrere / breb 5elpbeDiolt=
be0 prome,erer benoo Msfolten.
gfaaobnsplao1en, @pers Stolt:=
be6, bpor ing oan1f Munoigbeo %.
blond 6onlf &pinoefiprligbe6 p1ele=
Sc at bol6e 5temem90e at,
Mooob1splo0ien! Gitp,1 &iccuoillD
cg @bitecbapepel, 5ricoricbsltrasle
og Moobit, Nrag og 8lloape1t, War=
1cbol,s og 2o65' Spoefparter fpl=oer
III, &jpbenbopns Centrum meb De-
res cjenoomnelige, Sungemool ng
0ercS unoerlige @pl tier. @rDbrerne
bar oglna 6elt 5ta6en .imellem 1tg
n1eo Sc tore &oteller og &eltol1=
ronter TOM befe1te0e 8orge, fra
bbilfe Sc bol6er @aet-oper bber=
n110re - og oper os.
v8ri1tol" ct Set po1lfe Sobeo=
fpnrtcr; Sra Morgen til Mften er
&ofeen fpl6t al iortfrplleoe &errer
al blonoct &erfomlt pg meo Mn-
1igtstref, ser n9rmeit ligner 6uitez
1obnsmalfer. De meOfprer eget Su=
rem, forpote og Ioulmenoe 9amer,
bpis Ste1f1tlspjne lDner ON &ap
me0 6eres Sberflob al Diamanter
paa Sc b1tte6e 6ingre, me0ens &c.
berries Mg6me og Ieinten i Mlmin=
0eligbeo bGffer 5bibl ON, bborpiot
SDfflon6 b%irfelig bar u6ite0t Sor<
bu6 moo u6fsr1el at Garbeltoffer.
Scr, in6enfor benne &life, Nonleg=
ges og i1cenel9ttes 6e flelte l6=
imug1ingsofferer.
u9@saloosbotellet" er beiat al ~
fffere. 5maa, fortbene6e % r11n6.
mabe6e 8erlincr< og &ombltrger.
Bros ierere farer no og inc.
nNbpnir" er Mi6tp11mftet for ser
engelife 0ffffupation.
&i9benbabn er en- erobret 3d.
Sen fortpible0e 8olignp6 iiges d
famine fra ben fremmeoe SSnbaiion
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &obbeger1igbe6 o(
Sor6prellerne poa &%nnoreoebis a
nnore Smraaber, ponltaas Iigeleoes
at bore foraarioget at n~olenoinge
nes ltore Slot. Me6 grobrerreS
5enfDnslesbeo bre6er 6e fig operolt
ipionerer % ijafrer, mugler, itpie1
90 farmer og fornprmer BET
bejlpS Dag bore Dan1er poo Ga
Den.
81 bar oltio fit EN- bemmelie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Gpiifule fpr Snaepleferifer.

Ser arbejocs for Gioen pao at
fad oprettet EN- Spgeplejebpjifp1te;
Set CT Soufelt at @pjifolen ifal mn
oerpile / olmilr0cliae Sag. S 6or=
bin6elie me0 5folen lfol oprettes
ct Ml0er0omsbjem, bbor gleperne
ifol 6eltage / 5pgeplejen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
9anif Toraar :
Sop oigter i .@mlens Npis"

@pp oigter i .@prfens Npis":
@erlige @oar OH er fonln1eW
neb olle sc j%ublenoe 2Grfer
{olt1oo Dem, scr 1iober 2onlmen
al 8rpnbrms Sc heo1tc Marter.)
2iflioe Noor - bu CT inne
lea merfer sit &1,1t, at linens q
lea gaor meo sen ellfeoe &pin0e
Coz hi beggc to foar Snfll1en5o.)
g)uoiqe &aor = bine 2aOer
mig frilfc Sn1pulier giper
lea mprfer sig / bore Gooer
(,1aar jeg trolfer / lnapieoe 9rlpcr)
9roatfuloe Scar - of ieg pugges
/ 9rpmmc on 5olifin % 2ptte
(fu11De jog bore toa &ntes
1oo. ble1er jog &cltcn ct Stptte.)
0ejlige @oor = TOM bcrneo on
mes Mortspiol % Manunfel
mint &r ltoor til Sig, oct neo on
Goa min Operfroffe Dps Snfel.)
Slit CT Set @aor = bbilfen @l0oe
at bpre, bpor 5tnrenc FILTER.
(W}in 5pn CT fjprt ub mco tn SlG=
De
oq / Morgcn ifol jog poa Stpjter.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
EBLE TREER.

Allie mulise FrugttrRer. Avlet moo Nord.
Er friske, dr6je og akklimatiserede. 35
Aars Erfaring med FrugttrHavls Nord
Wisconsin,. Send Liste af hvad der ON-
SKIES eller efter Prlsliste. Ordre Direkte og
spar Agent K0mmlsslvn.
Tilfredsned garanteres.
"A. D. '.APpLRTREE' BA RNES.
Waupaca Arctic Nursery, Waupaca. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Yr, sclpejerbil til Torbebriuss=
bullet,

Sm Millim1eren ,Ibpgeriens
Sperfpriel til 6pngslet fortpller
,5ocial=0 emofrnten":
6orlc0en fjgrte Ell elegant 5elo=
eierol1tomobil bena0 Mosfil6e 2nn=
oepcj / lu1enoe 6ort. Spns >og Sun=
Sc fiji % for forifrpffet til SIDE.
Snbe / Ml,tpmobi1el1 1a0 Weillio=
l1ere11 8ojie1t gbpger1en lanme,l
meo lin ulpffeligc @uitrn % Sp=
oogere11 &m1oien.
Slot efter ipinge0e Spgnen neo ab
Nllee,1, ser fprer til @ri6sle1e.
Ser tog Srl1 Sbpgerien Mflfeo
mes fin Monb, n1e1ls &mtOler f1lg=
te MongemillionGre1 in6 | TGngS=
let, bbor bun mt ifal 1lbionc 3 Mars
6orbeoringsbu5ltraf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Marben, Ser n,iitebe 6ufpmmellen.

~
Det ct MI, / 5elge uMott.", Int
feoes at faa fonltoteret, bpem oet
Mono ct, TOM for nogcn Sis iioe1
beb inologt poa ct @oipitol / aig<
bellbonn, forOi BON floffeoe ONT paa
Gooen 1toen Sufommelle eller g,-
bioltbe0. Sorleoen- frem1tamme6e
ban Sroene Otto 80 SrgIicb. Man
formooebe, at BET bar bans Napn,
met fenere bebrebes bonS gilItono
1aa megct, at BON f1noe opIple, at
bans Napn er Otto SiorD=@auien,
% at ban for nogen Sill Iioen bar
boet Dos Ell SomiIie SrgIicb. mere
bar oct imiolertib life baret m,l-
liat ct foa no al BAN. Son erfIe=
r1er, at belle bans Sortio itaar qor,-
fife taaget og fiern for BAN. Sbor
lnnge eller bpor ban bar t1ret
rnnot, aner ban life, ligeiaa Iiot
ION Jan erinerer BET ringelte ON
iine Tomisieforbolo, tit @iem eller
0por oen omtalte 5omilie Srplicb
Dor.
2ngerne % Nolitiet er pao set
rene meo, at Manoen life limltle-
rer. Ser foreligger ct Dirfeliqt gil=
fploe al ~Snfommel1estab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
9p1nt 2nnbppit6ub.

2onopoltb1tb, 5fomuger Mnocr=
fen, Waribo> Der for ct Ear Man-
ncoer ii0en blep onbolot for at BABE
tilpenot fig N%e1gebrepe, &oitonpis,
1ltnger nj. nj. og lfreDet fullfe &efs=
Ter, er hlepen iopmt is Moo>1ebers
Ipr6coringsbusorbejoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
st 6brt Maoblns.

sort 2ono" oplpler, at Gi1ipnct
mco &jpbe1bab11s, &oo6Dl1s, fra
Gno0Dusf orpoliv;en til s. so Mou6<
It1tebct1ente, frIter ca. Gt,000t Str.
aarlig til 2.a,lrtng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
uajGre @enner".

gn Some / Serning nar fon1mcn
/ Heltancc n1eb 5folem1lft. Su11
le1lote, fortGller uSerning 6plfebl."
/ fin &pi6e 8proooet ct 8rep ONT
6ritogelie for Sen FEMME Ml,lft.
BrepctS 0perifrift 1po: uajare @en-
ner", % bum illttteoe meo zen benz
Zig Silien".
5oo megen Sierteligbeo mnoe
gpraaoet life 1tnu for: Sc ufjere
ge11ner" eftergap Sen biertelige SEQ
tie M11lften
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Gor 10000 &r. SSnbeler fnnoet / et
@laber.

Gor noger Sio iioen far0t Der ct
opiigtspaffenoe Mttentat 5teo moo
Ben fienote S11pelforretnit1g Ser
zen" / Mpgaoe 2, &%jebenbobn. So
beue baboe fnu1t SEN ltore <oe til
.Wiennemgo1lgen % fra uoiillings-
.Dill0uet %itiaalet Sl1beler til en- lam=
let 8uroi al 10000 aroner.
Dette ifete / en- 8eriooe, bbor
lignenoe EDperier bDppigt fanod
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Tallfe Gtatsbepijer.

SEQ It Si1fploe bar man / en-
al @obeobonferne' / &jpbenbatm OPP
ooget ct briitigt 6olifneri, i6et Ser
bleb prel enteret &unfen ct forfaF
ifet Stotsbepis, al sc ioafalbte
5fntfammerbepiier. Sorelpbig er
Ser fun funOet set enc forfolifeoe
8ebis, mel man frDgter, at 6olif=
neriet lfal toge ct ltprre Smfong.
Op6oge!ien itete, / 6plge vMo1b.
ST., paa Soranleoning al Ell &ef=
lellerer, Scr e>ter at Dobe ofleperet
nogle 5totsbepi1er i Sen paogeloen=
Sc &onf font Sonfer o1ll at set
enc bob6e 1et fist mprfeligt us.
@nn gior0e @anfcn opmerf1nm poa
lin Mistn1tfe, og Der fpn man 1trafs
til @nrbeo ober, at ser %fprelan ct
oriltigt 6alifneri, 5totsbepiiet CT
u6merfet eftergjort. Det bor pao
%g11mrenc, 6ollfneriet/ fun6e opooz
ges, n1e11 ~tillige mongleoe Ell al
l(noer1frifterne. Scr CT enbmu life
fnmoet npget 5por al 6oll fneren.
Gn 111g Msiiltent / Yribotbu1fe1l
bleb for1e6en orre1 teret efter at bore
blepen %operbepilt ON at bape lpgt
at of1pttc ct forfallfet 5tatsbepis,
lp0en0e poo 10000 ST..
Scr er MT foretoget Ell ny Mn=
boloelie i 5agen, en- mben Msiiitent
t Nrioatbonffen 5trotte, ser mt bor'
ttlltaaet, at Fan fprfoli fet tire 5tots=
bebiier poa tillon1men 10000 Ser.
San gjoroe set poo Sen Mouoe, at
Dan n%oferoige6e 9l1bletefsemplorer
meb fannie Summer, ion1 bo1 iaa
meb @c!!0 inolcbercoe til l1noerjfrif i
llnellcm cit 8ltnfe 0pfl1mclter al
famine Nrt. &engene brl,gte Sc til
at 0effe Sab beb 89rsipcfltlotio11.
5trotte fif fin &olleg1, Sen f9r1t
orreitereoe Msliltent, til at fprlpge
at oml9tte Set falife @%jelosbepis.
Meen bans nnge Hom1nerat bar, bo
bon font op | @efiellererfontoret, lao
nerp65, at mon fotte6e Mistonfe
til Don1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
@m1ffetnberi.

sos @ul0ime6 @appe / @rpnne=
ga6e /. &iebenbobn er forleoen Scot
ltiaalet for flere Sn1tnbe @rpner
5mDffer. SDbene, Ser bar to, fnu=
tie Sen itore 8ntifsruoe. Sen enc
.bIeb a11bolot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
8pf % Ganbfage.
8aa flere 6orlta6sreItaltrot

Yaa flere Sorlta6sreItaltrotioner
| &igbenbabn bar man / Sglge 50.
81" De itbite Gage funnel le Soft
ipiie 5an0fage ii! 8pffen. Det CT
Solf, TOM bar CLIENT 6eres 8rg6=
fort % ingen &artofler Ton
foa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Sit Muslon1.

SO 0onife Mrbejbere pe6 Mefpl-
fabrifen paa Mmager ct ofreiit til
&uslan6, bDor 6e bar facet lgnnen=
De Sti!linger paa en- Mmmnnitions=
fabrif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Marhns 0lasbprf

bar / Sglge vMarb. Mmtst." inoitil-
let 9riften paa @rrrr6 al @11lmon-
gel, bborbe0 ca. 100 M%rbeioere BIZ
Der arbej6slgie:: @1aspnrfet bor /
De fibite @ar u6eluffenbe fobriferet
Sloifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
&Gr6ien of Mrbei0eres @pit.

Observation-Disclosures bor nbjtcot
fp1lgenoe 8efje11otgjprelie ont Suit
1pttelien al 0cn 89r6i, bportil Soft
og 2ogis for 9(rbeioere, ser bar
Dpbol0 Dos Mrbej0sgiperen, bill be=
re at bercgne / &e116ol0 til 8eltem=
melien / Norngrof Al / Sob al 6.
Slt1i 1916 ON 6orlifring moo 6el=
ger al ulpffestilfel6e.
Observation-Disclosures bar berefter
foitiat &proien al Scott og 2ogis for
Mrbcjocre (IDen6e, 2pr1inge NJ. n.y.
Ser bar Opbpl6 bos Mrbejosgiberen,
til f9lge1be Bcldb: / &jpbenbopn og
6reoerifsberg: $50 ST.. oorlig, /
&i6blte6er1e: 600 Set. oorlig, poa
2oroet: 500 @r. oor1ig.
Disje 8elgb bill / Ti6en ia /.
Mpril s. 81. til 81. December 1919
pRre at l9gge til @rnn6 for 8ereg=
ming al Sc p%oogel6en6e Mrbejberes
ia1nle6e Narsfortieneite be6 6alt1et=
tel1en af Sc / ,2open ombanble0e
DagpengeDoeller og I gritatuings=
1ummer.
Gfstraoroiner @jelp til arbejbers.
6orretningsu0bolget for De lon1:
birfenbe 6agforbatno bar ien6t SSn=
oe1rigsminilteren en- Mnmo6ninq
ON efstroor0iner @iplp til Sc Or
bei6ere, Ser belt eller beIbis bIiper
offfe6igeoe, 0els be6 Sc at Megjertn:
gen foretagne Soranitaltninger. oQ
6els pe6, at Ger margler Tilfgrie]
at 8rpn6iel og @aomaterioler / for.
ifiellige Sn6uItrier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
9hre 9raaher.

sos 8ibel forlangtes forIeoen
for en- 5laife Sing @eorgS @biifp
80 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
og D6deas Aar over hsle verden.

Warmers White Wine andfTar:Syrup bur
de indes iethvert Hem. Den vidunder-
lige Halls OF Lun9emedicin- Salges over
alt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18

set, og paa Brunolag al bisI e In
oerlpgelier, Ser I'LL / @ealiteten Ct
afilutteoe, fan set III iigeS, at ma11
life pil gao iaa blot at m~ootage
.Gbecfs for ollie og enbDer. Derimoo
bill ma11 rimeliguis gau be1 Mel=:
lempej at ilofprc ct larligt '5lags
8oltcbecfs, Ser nbIte0es paa Ell 1ar=
Zig &ontp, iom Yoltpnle1et ! nogell
@rab bur &ontrol me0.
Sen enoe!ige Mfgierelle BIZ mart
toreligge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Gn Bangit paa Msiiitensbniet.

Haa Msiiitensb1tfet inofanot fig
folleoen Ell elegant paaflpot noz
lpnbing, Der bil6e belaat1e ct foIt=
bort &latin=M rmbnon6. Da mon
fatteoe Mistanfe % benbiite bonn
til Observation-Disclosures Nribat-
fontor, gjoroe ban Mooitono % for
iggte at flpgte, men bIeb oberma1=
oct al 8erionalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Sc ipaae Moper.

SDnt 1fDl1gerc Dr1IQlI DQf SrDD=
fo11tpret beret be6 at iegne font
men UNDER Mpngocn al Sc Mnipg=
Ringer, Ser inDfpm ON Sillo6elie til
at butte M11gbr96Sfortcne mes
6ronifbrpoSfort.
Otter ct LIT 5fjpn reg,,cr man
me6, at Ser er fpnn1en oper TO-,
600 Mnip9ninger. Gfspe6itioncn al
oisle er mt begDn0t, men 0a belc
8rp6or0ringer1 life er %beregnet poo
iaa mango ibage Maper, bar 8reo=
fontoret rettet @erben0e!l e til
5un6be0Sltprelien ON, at Sen lfol
1t0urbeioe ct 9fen1o til Sc 2egeer=
flpringer, ser peo noe te 8r66fort=
ltooeltng> til Snli, bill blipe frepet>
for at. Smbptningerl fan fin6e
5te6.
Siaiu-Sjaiu. +
Gafe % 8in1tl1en v5iom" / Sig
benbop,n1. aperterer Blaoene mcbb
Trofoltretter og f%rembpber:
Com 5pecialitct IerbereS 6reoag
og 2er6ag: i
Sjnlp-Sjoln.
Mon set CT @ullo] cb paa mere
mooer1re 9onif? Gl1er moal fe CT rD
&in0DeDeret?
0et lful6e Do bel life pprc Gbop
i11eD? =
Spr Millipnnrer.
Sor6bRr=Mn0erlen ltaar og !eg=
ger bar omit to Sorbbnr / et bel
foret 9gif tie.
uHolitifen" ip9rger:
@pnb fo1ter ct. SorDbnr?
= / &r: SO Gre.
Set bar 6prt!
9eej! Set er meget billigt,. jog
-for1toar 1let life, bboroan @ortner=
ne meo Sc 1u1b9ren6e @nIpri Ter fan
lebere 6em til SEN Hris.
Mlligepel bill ielp en- lille @or=
ton Sorober me6 SLIDE 6erbeo
fom1ne op poa so Ser. Sbis ser ga
er iaa ma1tge pao Marfe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-05-18
Danmark. -

~ E#+GNA. NsEM&E $3.50 - M-E-H#s5sE
5toltbeb pper Dor 8ps let fosmo~
pplitiife. 9r9g. 81 lpnfes on at to
fettcre bern1eb, Ianfen paa bet fier=
nc 5lRgtifab meo 2on6on, Starts
og &etrpgrao lmigreoe Dor Sor-
fGngeligbeo;
Men mi Dor hi faaet nef al Oct
fosmppolitiife, al. Mrpbaard, Sten-
fulspjne11c, @eroensmenneltene %
apioner11c. 81 le,,ges efter at blipe
cit banif 8p igie1.
.@i teller Timerne, til Sreoen at
ter bill befri oct erpbre6e algben=
Dan1.
9runninsen afbolber Sugar.
9ronningen bar a%rrangcret Ell
ltpritilct 8o5or poo Mmo1ienhorg til
6prod for &rigsfanger | Sc foritjel=
lige Snngelejre.
&o1,gcn ltille0e G1riltion oe1 gu
Dc1,oes Nale ii! NauOigbe0 for
0ronningen. Ser iolgtes uoelltt
fer1oe @je111tanoc, fornrbejoeoc al
&rigsfonger, % Ser bar ierot SIR
bejber fra Sc flelte frigsfprenbe Sea-
TONERS 5plontcr, boabe belgiife, to-
lfe, pltrigife, r1,Sitife, engelife og
fronifc Sanger. @jenltanoene por
ocls al Metol; 6els al 5re, og for
meoe 1om eli &effe &rigsiobpenirS.
Oglao npgle Iegninger fanotes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-16
TO KEEP WAGE STANDARDS.
Navy Will Protect Workmen on the
War Contracts.

Maintenance of protective standards
for wage earners who serve their CONF
try in the factories and workshops nm
der the pressure of war will be the
policy of the Navy Department.
National effectiveness is now our
paramount desire and duty" stated Sec
retary Daniels in reply to an inquiry bv
Prof Irving Fisher of Yale University
president of the American Association
FOR Labor Legislation. Labor strength
and efficiency should be conserved All
the resources of the nation, human as
well as material. must be organized
and operated with a view to the highest
service. Those who serve in our indus
tries are quite as necessary to sue
cessfu, prosecution of the war as are
the fighting forces. The increase ana
maintenance of our naval strength will
call for maximum output. sustained ef
fort, aGa unimpaired labor power. The
fitness of our industrial army must be
safeguarded-
Referring to the scattering Indication
of tendency to lower protective stand
ards for men, women and children, in
the supposed interest of quick and in
creased production. Secretary Daniels
declares: Testimony from Europe in
dicates that such policy in war as
well as in peace 10 mistaken and de-
feats the very purpose sought. II ia of
great national concern that at the out
set of war this country shall maintain
q scientific program of legal protection
for workers in the interest both of
maximum production and human con-
servation. We must not permit over
zeal to lead to the weakening of our
protective standards and hence to the
breaking down OF the health and pro-
ductiveness of labor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-16
NEW PUBLICITY BOARD
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
No Attempt at Direct Censorship Is
Planned by Bureau-To Seek
Aid of Press.

Secretaries Lansing, Baker and Dan
iels and George Creel. who compose the
new government publicity bureau Gre
ated by President Wilson, held their
first meeting today to map out their
course of action. The primary purpose
of the bureau. it was stated, was TO
profit Immediately by the mistakes
made abroad in imposing military
censorship on the press at the begin
ming of the war. and to open to the pup
lie alI possible information as to what
the government is doing or intends
to do.
Details OF the plan are stiil TO De
worked out. Secretary Daniels saaa'
however. that every shade of poiiticai
opinion would be given recognition IN
whatever was done. and every part of
the country considered. There Will be
no effort to withhold any information
except such as in the judgment OF the
press itself 1t would be unwise to print
An advisory relationship with the press
representatives in Washington VIII be
established to secure that end.
Indications are that no attempt at
direct censorship will be made The
bureau will formulate after conference
with the newspaper men here set OF
reeulations for the guidance of news
naner editors and which. IT is believed,
viii he so clear and impose so few re
str,ctions that there can be no mis-
take as to their meaning. 1t will be
left to the papers themselves to comply
and there is no plan for watching the
%11A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-16
TO CONTEST COURT ORDER.
Royal Arcanum Supreme Officers to
Resist Receivership Proceedinps

BOSTON, April 16.-The receivershin
proceedings instituted here against the
Royal Arcanum will be contested by
the supreme council Howard C. wiepjn
OF Rome, N. Y. supreme legal adviser of
the organization, is expected in Bostont to
appear for the supreme officers at the
receiyership hearing, according to
Frederick \. Goodwin. grand regent for
Massachusetts.
Mr. Goodwin expressed confidence
that the officers OF the organization
will be able to convince the court that
Arthur l. Hobart's charges of misuse
o. the reserve fund are not well found :
ed.
SAG a matter of fact" said Mr. Good
win. "our emergency fund Is piling up
fast. Our liabilities have lessened and
our assets increased since the readjust-
ment of rates. Our organization II
perfectly solvent and viii he proved
y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-16
LARGEST OIL FREIGHTER
|. is REPORTED SUMMARIZED
British Tanker Narragansett Said to
Have Been Sunk Off the
Irish Coast.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The British
tank steamship Narragansett, a ship of
9,1s6 tons. and one of the largest car
riers of bulk oil ever built. has been tor
pedoed and sunk somewhere off the Irish
coast, according to word brought here
today by officers on a British ship.
The Narragansett was owned by the
Anglo-American Oil Company, repre-
sented here by f. A. Eames. At the Of
fee of the company it was said no word
Of the vessel had been received, although
several reports that she had met with
fIsaster had reached here from unoffi-
cial sources.
The NarraGansett was last reported
when she left here for a British port on
March 5. She was built in 1903, at
Greenock, Scotland; was SIP feet long
and could carry 1000 tons of oil.
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Germans Fighting for Time
to Destroy Stores Valuable
to the Advancing British

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 16.-Although British
patrols have been in the streets Of
Lens and Gen. Haig's men are in the
outskirts of st. Quentinfi the fall of
neither of these towns has as yet been
officially announced. The Germans, it is
apparent, have sent in their reserves
and are making desperate defense to
enable their engineers to complete the
destruction of the mines and factories Of
Lens. which might have been useful to
the allies.
Despite the fact that all along the
line between Lens and St. Quentin the
German resistance has stifYened. Gen.
Haig reports today the capture Of vills-
ret. which straightens his line north.
vest of st. Quentin, and announces fur.
ther progress to the northwest OF Lens.
Counter attacks which the Germans
have launched at Monchy and Lagni-
court suggest that the British are ap-
preaching dangerously near the new
German line, which. according to un-
official accounts. the Germans had not
had time TO complete before the Brit
ish offensive was launched
Large captures Of guns and war ma
teriai were made by the British at
Lens region The cannon taken include
a six-inch naval gun of long range.
Truckloads Of new tools. may thou
sand rounds of ammunition and guam
tries of bombs, grenades and engineer
ing equipment also were captured.
French Advance In Alsace.
PARIS, April ls. noons-Irhs rreaeh
penetrated the German ssesna lias Last
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WAR MANDATE Is ISSUED
AGAINST RADIO OUTFITS
Wireless Stations in q. s. Not oper.
ated by the Government to
Be Dismantled.

All wireless telegraph stations not
operated by the government were or
dered dismantled during the war today
by direction Of the Secretary of the
Navy. Failure of owners to comply
will result in confiscation of equip
ment
The action was taen under the ex-
ecutive order recently issued by Presi-
dent Wilson directing that the Navy
Department take over all radio sta
tions.
The departments statement says:
"A station is considered closed onIy
when its antenna is lowered. coiled and
sealed: ground connection broken and
the apparatus dismantled ahd packed
away.
The owners of a station operating in
defiance Of this order will be under sus-
picion of being an enemy allen"