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s. iivisiORss sIsm mas han
sid8 an qsil4das For
los aIiadas
In cor:es2cnsal ingies dice que esas
9ajzs han side hcchas a los tc,'-
tones solo desde el 10.
de Abril.
seryicio Especial para Ia fRENsi.

LONDRES. Mayo 10.-El CORES
poasal de la Agercia de information
Reuter-. ell cI ejercito en- Francia, en-
via el Siguiente mensaje:
"peSJe 81 norte de Fresnoy al mo-
line del yieHto que Sc halla e. los
s~u0lrbios de Gavre!le. IN frente ape
mas de cuatro millas de extension, los
alenares han hechc prodigo uso De
sus ~rcservss en- las ultimas yelnt:-
cuatro horas. en- IN eSfuerzo para
oblIgar a nuestras tropas q retirarSc
de sus actuales poSiciones; pero to-
dos Ii esfuerzos han siGo inutileS )
sis intentos rechazadcs por el in
tense fuego de nuestra artilleria, Ell
la mayoria de los casoS, antes dc
que lograraa llegar a IN distancia
de Ia que alcanzan las granadaS de
mano.
Una idea de 10 que esta lucha
| cuesta al enemigo, puede tenerse por
Ell examen de las cifraS de bajaS 3e,
chas u los teutones y de las cuales
Sc desprende que deSde el dia pri,
l,nero de Abril a Ia fecha, mas Je
ltreinta Y cinco divisiones alemanas
han Sido arrojadas sobre este fren.
70 y caSi rodaS elias aniuuilaGaS no.
los aliados. Sabese que ell actua
effective del ejercito aleman en- e
| frcnte occidental, e de l5F divisio,
mes, pero hay que tenor preSentc
Que en- la actualidad ell effective Dc
las tres cuartas parties de esas divi
stores no suma arriba de 5000 hola.
bres cada una
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LOS InG.ESES FRANCHISES CON-
TIKDAN HACIENDA AVANCES
ENEL FRENTE OCCIDENTAL
De una manera lents, pero firne, las tenazas hu
manas del General Haig, van cerrandose So
bre las pcsiciores &c los ~teptones
En- 6 puntos de la Inca de batalla los ingleses
r,chazaron q los alemanes, simultdneamente

IN monitor de ruinas, pues no otra
cosa es para Ia fecha IA mencionada
villa La gran i~mportaacia de esq po-
sicion. consiste sin embargo en- que
es Ia ultima verdadera defensa que
Sc MALTA delante del extreme septen-
trional de la Linea de Wotan. asi CO.
mo Gelante de Ia unica via ferrea de
communication que les queda a los ale
names, entire Ia plaza de Lens Y Su
Inca principal al Sur.
La mencionada Inca de Wotan. que
CORE de Drocourt a Queant, atrayie-
sa uno de los laios de IN %triangulo
tornado For las lineas ferreas que
unen entire 81 las plazas de Lens
Arras V Vitry. De este triangulo, uno
de los lados Sc halla completanente
en- Doder de los ~ingleses, el que CO.
munica Lens con ArraS y cerca de ia
mitad de otro lado, el que forma Ia
base del triangulo que comumica Arras
con Vltry. ha caidq para ahora Ell po-
der de los britanicos. 81 los tcuto-
mes q~uieren el restc lie
: comunlcaciones deben por 10
tanto esforzarSe por tener en- : u Po-
der Ia villa de Fresnoy.
La enorme Recommendation de tro-
pas alemanas en- cl frente ingles Y
el notable aumento en- Il actiyidad de
Ia art;lieria, confirman hasta cierto
puatc los inforres que Sc han dado
de que Hindenburg Ia estado distra-
yendo hon;ores Y arth'eria del frents
oriental, aprovechando sin duda la
desorganizacion del ejercito moscovita
V su aparente inactividad-
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FUE ELECTO IN SIM FEi>EH
REPRESENTATIVE \ Ia ca
MARA DE LOS COMUNES

LONDRES, Mayo 10.-Josepk NJ
Gr!nnes. mlembro de los Sim Fe!-
e :rlandeses ha sido electo para
ocupar Ia curul en- la Camara de los
Comunes del Representative del distri-
to meridional del Condado dc Long
ford, Irlanda, que Sc hallaba vacan-
te desde hacia tempo.
En- los ~circuIos psrlamentarios SO
notaba gran interes nor Ia session
secreta que Sc efectu6 hoy en- IA Ca
mara de les Comunes y en- Ia cual
Sc pusieron G discussion nsIchas I'M
portantes cu%estiones La session pro-
bablemente continuara c~elebrandose
secretamente durante el die de ma
hama.
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LONDRES, Mayo 1G.-Muy p0coS
infor1aeS suplementarios Sc Gentlemen
IN ell informe Official pubiicado noy
en- esta capital, acerca de la situacion
en- los alrededores de Fresnoy, sector
del frente de batalla de Arras, en- el
cue Sc ha liorado la mas terrible De
las luchas en- la presente semana
En- cambio en- 81 mismo informe Sc
habh de importantes ganos hechos
nor los nranceses e ingleSes en- otroS
puntos del frente de batalla Ell e.
Norte de Francia.
4 anrncjo que Sc contiene en- e.
communicate de referencla de que los
ingleses hicieron IN avance al Sur
del rio Souchez. significa que el enc
mico ma sido d~esalojado de posi-
clones cue ocupaba en- las Inca 81
tradas Embellishments al Sur de
Lens. extendiendo por 10 tanto. los
i~npleses de esta ane eI extreme
de sus tenazas sobre esa important
te region ~carbonifera.
Tambien nuevoS avanceS - han
heeho nor ias tropas britanicas 81 <!
sector de B~ullecourJ Sobre Ia Inca
de Hindenburg. precisamente al &C
cidente de Ia villa de Queant, Los
teutones en- este lugar. aun cuando Sc
hallan va cast ocupadoS eStan aun ID
chandu desesperadEmenIe
Mas al Sur. pero todavia en- IL re-
zion del frente brgtanIcG, las To-
pas del general Haig d~esalojaron a
los teutones de la villa de Gricourt
situada como a dos millas al Norte de
San Quintin. habiendo degrade Hesar
en- csc punto hasta e canine que
CORE entire la mencionada plaza de
San Qu!atin y la de Cambria.
For su rarte, los franceses. no han
hecho In nuevo ataque general. pero
coro los ingleses, han estado empreE
diezdo ataQues en- diversos puntos dc
Ia Inca de su frente habienco iOgra-
do hacer avances de importancia y
preparar el terreno para ID pr6xinIa
ofenSiva general.
Uno de eSos exitoS locales alcanZado
por los f~ranceses coasI$ti6 en- la re-
pulsa de I'M vigoroSo contra-ataQue
teut6n en- IN punto al noreste dc
Craonne. En- esa accion los france
ses capturaron aGemas III pun-c
fortificado de apoyo N las cercaniaS
de Chevrcuy.
In otra acci6n deSarrollada pref
san1ente al occidente de aqucl lugar.
en- la planicie de Vauclerc, so5re Ia
ve%rtiente septentrional. los francscS
consiguieron extender ganos an,
t~eriores Y Quitarle al enenligo IN re-
guiar numcre de prisioneros de una
dc las nueyas divisiones.
La lucha en- el sector de Fresno!
continue libr5ndcse con una feroci
dad que recuerda los combates que st
de~sarrollaron en- los Fuertes de Dou;
mont V Vaux. en- el sector de Yerdun
el ano pasado.
Miles de vidaS cStin siendO Sacri
ficadaS Ell esa accion. en- Ia QUE 10;
combatientes no Sc GiSputan mas qu,
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(Pasa a la 3d.. Col 5a.).
Sc RUMORA QUE EN- ITALIA Sc
HACE PROPAGANDA PARA
UNA PAZ SEPARADA

BUENos AIRES, Mayo 1O-.Un
C~aDleerama extraofical recibido en-
esta capital proceGente de Roma. trae
Ia noticia de que una yigoross propa-
gaada en favor de una paz separada
entire Italia Y las Potencias centra-
les esta h~acienGose en- Italia.
Recientes despachos ~procedentes de
Amsterdam Y Estocolmo daban cuen-
ia de que Alemania estaba hacienda
e~sfuerzos no solamente para conse-
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OT2OS DOS BARCOS ALlADOS
HUNDIDOS POR LOS SUB
MARINOS

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 10.-El va
p~or-tanque mgles San Urbano, de
445S toneIadas de ~capacidad, que So
liz de I'm puerto mexicano ei dia II
de Abri! para 81 Reino Undo, ha sido
echado a piquc por TN Submarine ale.
man, secin Sc dice en- TN desracho
cabIegrafico recibido aQui hoy NADIA
Sc dice en- ell mensaje de la suerte que
hayan sufrido los 46 hombres que
forMaban IA trinulacion del barco.
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BOSTON, Mayo 10.-De acuerdo
con las noticias recibidas hoy aqui, Sc
sgbe que el vapor Herperus, cue Sc
hallsba al ~seTvicio del AlntTanta1go
ingles, fue echado a pique por un
submarine aleman. frente . las Islas
SciIly, ell dia 8 de Abril. Dos de los
hombres de Ia tripulacion de csc bar
co perecieron en- Ell Academic.
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guir una, paz separada con Russia,
sino tarlbien con Italia y frecuente-
mente en- las declaraciones o~ficlaies
alemanas Sc ha hablado del agota-
micnto de Italia como II de los be-
~Iigerantes mas activos.
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PARA EINCAR

Henry Hanson. Casa de 1 cuartos.
Gale W. Houston entire Pinto Y San
Jac:nto.-S1500.
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Old Phone Travis 2411.
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HAS NOT SAVED A PENNY IN
FIVE YEARS.

San Francisco, Cal.-Asserting
that he had not saved penny in
five years and that he never would
again, Jesse w. Lilienthal, presi-
dent of the United railroads of this
city told of an unique plan prac-
ticed by himself and family.
Five years ago, Mr.: Lilienthal
conferred with his family and they
decided they had accumulated
enough money to safeguard the
family's future.
eve determined" explained Mr..
Lilienthal, "that no first Of jan
uary Of ensueing years should find
us with one cent of the years in
come over and above domestic ex-
penses. The surplus now goes to
charity"
Mr.. Lilienthal suggested to his
hearers that each person should de-
eide how much he wished to make,
make it and then quit accumulat-
ing.
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LATEST MAIL FROM PALES-
TINE.
TINE.

The Zionist Provisional Commit
tee is in receipt Of mail from Jaffa
of as late date as March 18th,
when the Zionist office was still
working regularly. The mail is of
a routine character, and reports
that the remittances made through
the Transfer Department in Jan
uary, has been received and dis
tributed.
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FLOWER DAY-SUNDAY.

The Hadassah Chapter have made ar
rangements for the proper celebration
of the Annual Zionist Flower Day, which
has been set for Sunday, by the Zionist
headquarters. Committees of young
women will be kept busy selling flowers
in all sections Of the city Sunday The
proceeds will go to the National Fund
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MOTHER O. MINE.

CONTINUED from Page 1859
VOWS and prayers to the Almighty.
Now as the tears streamed forth from
his eyes he felt the weights loosened
His spirit scared upward
God of Israel and God of all that
be! Make me worthy of my wife.
x Make me worthy of my
mother"
American Jewish Chronicle"
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May 10, 1917

for raising St. Pauls allotted share of
the ten million dollar fund are consid
cred very bright by the committee.
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Especial to the American Jewish WORLDLY
FURTHER OUTRAGES IN PAL
ESTINE PREVENTED.
The Zionist Provisional Commit
tee announces that it has received
information from reliable sources
that the influence exerted by the
Zionist Organization in the neutral
countries with a view to prevent
ing further outrages and excuses
in Palestine has been successful.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-04
This BLOCK HAS RECORD
WITH II BARROOMS

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept 4.-The
police commissioners have relicensed
all seventeen OF the saloons in Kan
sas City's wet block" at the State
line on West Ninth street. John R.
Ransom and John Halpan voted in
favor Of the relicensing. Mayor Ed
wards. chairman OF the board, voted
NO" The motion for relicensing
the saloons carried with it a provi-
sion offered by Ransom that January
1, 1918, six of the bar licenses should
be taken away.
Many persons, including the heads
OF some of the packing plants and
factories in the West Bottoms, whose
employees support the saloons, have
asked recently that conditions in the
wet block" be corrected.
In no other city in the United
States. It has been stated. are there
so many saloons in one block.
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PRETTY STENOGRAPHER
SUES BROKER AS IT

CHICAGO, Sept. 4-charles W.
Ellis, Jr., member of the insurance
firm OF Cory, Moorhouse & Co., is
fully convinced that a man can be
made famous overnight. Also a pretty
little stenosrapher fell in line with
the same belief. Her name is Miss
Myrtle L Edman and she has started
4 $4,000 breach of promise suit
against Ellis.
Ellis, on being convinced that he
was popular, Immediately hid himself
In his innermost offices, and could
not be interviewed. Then the news
leaked out that he was going to mar
~ the girl anyway.
well, should say he isn't" as
serted John d. Cory, speaking for
Ellis. why. i'll thought he was I'd
buy a gun myself and maybe use it,"
Miss Edman is employed by Rollins,
BurdiclC & Hunter, insurance brokers,
and she was so busy that even her
disappointing sweetheart would have
had q hard time talking to her.
"She is busy, terribly busy" the
office boy said
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browns HIMSELF
IN BATHTUB WHEN
HIS GIRL IS FALSE

FLATBUSH, n. Y. Sept. fl hope
to meet you in another world, where
the roses bloom forever and sweet
hearts are always true"
This was the farewell message
penned by Harold Holmesland. who
committed suicide in his apartment.
His body was found almost sub
merged in a bathtub. Gas was pour
ing from an open jet.
The suicide was discovered by Olaf
Olsen, a metal ceiling manufacturer,
who lived with Holmesland. 1t was
to Olsen that the man wrote his vale
dictory. He left two other notes-one
to his parents and one to a Miss N
Nilsson.
Il am greatly distressed at the sor-
row am about to cause you"
Holmesland wrote to Olsen. 81 have
been greatly deceived. I have met
with adversely in regard to that girl.
tried to drown my sorrows in drink.
found that does not pay"
The man expressed the hope 70
meet Olsen in that other world. and
repaired to the bathroom to end his
life. Olsen said Holmesland was en-
ployed as an executive secretary in
one of the Norwegian Line steamship
offices, and came to this country
about i've years ago.
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NAW'S HEALTH
NEAR PERFECTION,
BREASTED FINDS

The health of the American navy is
near the perfection mark. This was
the report given today to Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels by Surgeon Gem
eral Braisted. whose department re-
Gently made an exhaustive inquiry into
the sickness OF the men aboard ship
and at the numerous training sta
lions.
Difficulties that were encountered
early in the increase OF the naval
force have about disappeared, and
preventive measures have bsen taken
to Insure better health at the con-
gested points.
The trouble, which for a time seem
ed to reach epidemic stages. was due
largely to the fact that many of the
young men who were taken into the
navy came from the South to North
ern points. and were unaccustomed to
the climatic conditions they met. 9th
ers came In contact with contagious
diseases. of minor nature. and. thus
exposed, carried the communicable
ailments aboard ship.
Surgeon General Braisted reported
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Tobacco splendid patriotic enterprise which every soldier
will appreciate least of the soldiers smoke
great tobacco
fund will be large enough provide smokes for all the American
soldiers overseas"
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supervision over the canteen, or
general store, maintained for the
District citizen-soldiers when they
are in the field.
Every month the 700 men in
the Third Regiment, now camped
at Fort Myer, spend $1,000 for to-
bacco," said Lieutenant Colonel
Stephan. Tobacco sales repre-
sent rs per cent of the business at
the canteen.
"They can get all the tobacco
they want while at home, but when
they and other American soldiers
90 to France it will be difficult
problem for them to obtain smokes,
especially the kind they are used
to here.
"While l was supervising the
canteen last year when we were on
the Mexican border, l was i'm
pressed with the fact that the
soldiers were more keen for their
tobacco than anything else. They
want it; they need it; they relish
it, and they ought to have it.
81 think The Washington Times
ic enterprise which every soldier
mt of the soldiers smoke, and get
tment out of tobacco. / hope the
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PORTUGUESE STRIKERS
ARE FORCED INTO ARMY

A Harvard dispatch from Lisbon
says the employees have resumed
work
This was brought about by the is
suance Of a decree designating them
members OF the army and placing
them under control OF the ministry of
war.
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also satisfactory progress in con
struction of the new naval hospital
accommodations. The plant at
Charleston, S. C, was put in commits
sion with $50 beds seventy days after [,
work OF construction started.
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EX-CZARRlA SERIOUSLY
ILL IN SIBERIAN HOME

PETRoGRAD, Sept. 4.-The former
Czarina, Maria Feederovna Romanoff.
is seriously i'll, It has been learned.
The Russian ex-Empress sccompa-
MED Nicholas Romanofr when the lat
ter was transferred recently from the
prison palace at Tsarsko-selo to To
bolsk, Siberia.
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WHAT THE SOLDIER
GETS FOR YOUR 25c

Package Of Tuxedo tobaeeo.
Z Books of Tuxedo papers.
Pouches of Bull Durham.
. Books Of Bull Durham papers.
Packages Of Lucky Strike
cigarettes, 20 cigarettes In each
package.
Return postal card on which 20
thank you for remembering him.
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Fund Patriotic,
Says Lieut.. Col. Stephan

Lieut. Col Anton Stephan Third District Infantry soldier of
than thirty experience today heartily Endorsed The Times
funds which soldiers cover
Among his other duties Colonel Stephan has
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NO DELAY.

do you ever ask your wife's advice
about thlngs?"
mo, sir; she doesn't walt to be
asked.
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rience' Company A, on tour, have
formed a Smokes for Soldiers Club,
each member. pledging himself or her.
self to contribute his or her mite
weekly for smokes for our boys at
the front:
Ernest Glendinning, william In
gersol, Fraser Coulter. Marie Horne,
Margot Williams. Jack lie Bowits,
May McManus. John Todd. Dorothy
Newell. MArJoIie Campbell. George
Zorn, J. Pasbman. Albert Coe, Kath-
crime Coe, Iarion Holcombe, Mary
Hall, Jane Elliott, Claudia Wheeler,
Eba Andus, Frances Richards, VIII
liam Belts, Dave Atchison, Mrs. d.
Atchison, Alyse Melzard, Jean Downs,
Doncan Harris. Irving Woods Charles
Haskins, Chef Huffman, James Brad
bury, Courtney White, Henry Gordon
and Phil Sheridan.
II take great pleasure in inclosinK
check for S15.25. this weeks contri-
button for the club.
II you haven't contributed some
thing to buy smokes, for soldiers, do
SO today. You will see the District
boys parade today, and you will cheer
them with. your throats. Cheer them
with smokes by sending a contribu-
tion to The Washington Times To-
bacco Fund.
Some Recent Contributions.
Contributions thus far received in
clude:
Previously acknowledged. 81, es5.15
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Take Pride In Using Credit

Nv Cre anfit use
ny Onto 1sEeTe
a. Se1b you sO0uy without demand for payment
prcesthos cash stores will nrov. n vr h. -
nothing for the credit accommodation.