Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-25

L. =. TRANSPORT SUNK by submarine
in war zone. The american trans
port antilles was ,e,,I retprning to this
after torpedo struck her amidships.
Nither submarine nor torpedo were
seen, altho the ship was under con.
voy. About 40 men are lost and the
number includes members of the
crew civilian engineers, enlisted
men of the navy and 16 officers and
soldiers.
EVERYONE MUST HELP to destroy
the ruthless force which brings about
the biggest task in Americas history.
While others are Offering their lives
lend your money for the cause. The
war cannot, be won with bare hands!
Ships must be had, and clothing. food
that the Liberty Loans will buy. viii
you help? Buy a Bond and do your
bit.
MRS. DE SAULLES'S TRIAL on charge
for murder of her husband is set for
first week in November.
INSTRUMENTATION IN GERMAN army
and navy is constantly reported as
some units refuse to return to front
and sub crew refuse to enter craft,
and throw commander overheard.
ENGLAND RUSHEs sHIPBUILDING
by arrangement to transfer men from
one plant to another and thus make
full use of all available labor.
MILLIONS SIGN FOOD PLEDGES al.
ready and during the Food Pledge
Week from October 2Sth to November
4th when "A family to family cam
paign will be carried out, 1t is hoped
that millions more will agree to help
conserve food for our armies by prac-
/ ticing economy in the kitchen.
SHIP BUILDERS MAKE APPEAL for
workmen as the shortage OF labor
seriously handicaps the government s
shipbuildins program
SWEDISH ENVOY SEEKS to regain
examination, an appeal is made to the
United states to intervene.
TEN CONGREssMEN TO VISIT the
war fronts in unofficial capacity to
get first hand Information and frater-
Itlze with parliamentary representa- 4
England. Belgium, France. Italy and
Switzerland and plan to be back, in
Washington in time for the December
session of Congress.
BRITISH SEIZE WOOL SHIPMENT
consigned To Sweden and the prize
court valued the wool at 100000 1t
was seized at Kirkwall in June after
shipment from Buenos Aires and in
tercepted documents disclosed u
clumsy plot TO send the wool TO Ger
many.
FRENCH SHOOT DANCER who betray-
ed the secret of the Tanks to the
Germans and enabled them to con-
Struct SDecial guns to combat them
Mile. Mata- -Hari had a long and ro-
mantle career.
RUSSIANS MOVE CAPITAL to Moscow
as German advance by sea threatens
Petrograd The fortified port of Re
val is evacuated by the Russians. The
Russian fleet seems to he outclaSSed
by range of German guns.
CET:lIANs CONSERVE AiRMEN AS
ing pace with the allies and captured
order shows that instructions have
been given to save meu ana planes
for future battles.
NEW THREE CENT POSTAGE stamps
are being turned out at the rate ol
% ,O0O, ,OO0 a day At the Bureau OF Ein
craving and all postoliices VIII have
IA ample supply when the new wal
revenue laws provision goes into et'
feet on SOY. End.
T'a.t TOt HlNilERS iNTEHNED Bi I
- Il tcr arrest by secret agents OF the
.ayy Department. F,itz Euhn ana
George Won Seebeck axe regarded a'
dalgerOus enemy aliens nuI are now
In the Ellis Island station for the
rest of the war.
II. % wTEHs AGAINST LIBERTY LOAN
lin be severely dealt with by the
government. An organized effort to