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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
AN URGENT NEED
More Women Are Called to Make
Surgical Dressings.

A message has been received by
Mrs. Il. w. Bradford. president of the
Bennington branch OF the Red Cross
which reads as follows;
"We quote this cable from Mai
Murphy in Paris. The Red Cross
has direct responsibility OF supplying
us with surgical dressings and moth
ing is equally important. If this is
not done Immediately serious
calamity is inevitable. American
women Of the Red Cross should pre-
pare large quantities with all speed
possible
III. S. Howard, Sec,
Burlington, VT"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
FIRST THREE AMERICANS
Soldiers Who Fell While Fighting in
France,

Washington, Nov. 5.-The first
three American soldiers to fall in
France, according to announcement
of the war department today. were
Thomas r. Enright OF Pittsburg, JAS.
B. Gresham OF Evansville, la, and
Merle c. Hay of Glidden, Ia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
FIGHT WITH |. w. w.

Troop Train in Californian Attacked
BY Armed Men.
Marysville, Calf. Nov. 5.-Twenty
five armed I. w. VS. made an attack
Sunday on troop train in the Feath
er river canyon, cut out two cars and
we're not repulsed until after vigor
GUS fight with the soldiers.
The attack took place on Sunday
but information did not reach here
until today.
Posses from Oroville and Marys
vile are In pursuit today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
SAW WOOD" THE SLOGAN
state Fuel Administrator Recon-
rt1ends Use Of DAMAGED Treea. u

Montpelier, Nov. 5.--H. ]. M. Jonos.
Vermont fuel administrator, has 10.
sued instructions to local fuel com
mittees to urge q conservation OF
wood for fuel on account OF an i'm.
mediate grave scarcity and recon.
nlends that the wood.using citizens OF
the state at once begin to provide
their supply for next year that In se.
curing their supply they use all trees
recently damaged or upturned sby
storms so as to preserve the harder
growths for future use, and suggests
the use of the slogan Saw Wood" "a
it is highly appropriate under present
conditions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
Building in Flames and Inhabitants
Leave New kenslngton, Pa.


New Kensington. Pa. Nov. s-7-Ths
inhabitants OF New KensIngton ars
abandoning their homes and fleeing
to the hills in fear that 10000
pounds of Illuminating powder IN tho
burning plant OF the American Alum.
mum company plant will explode end
destroy the town.
The fire which started at 8 o.cipekf
this morning was preceded by thres
explosions which killed three and
wounded so more OF the 5000 en-
ployes. The police believe that tho
fire was incendiary but the company
officials win make no statement.
The plant was engaged in manu-.
featuring illumination powder to, be
used in star shells by the United
States and allied troops
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
NORTH BENNINGTON

There will be no meeting at Mrs. j.
G. McCulloughs this week as a new
heater is being installed in her resi-
dence and it is feared the rooms
would not be as warm as usual A
meeting, however, will be held next
week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-05
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight and Tuesday.
Tuesday warmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
2seri@f 0es OeMt[deM @eMeraEaaOs.
(DroblIos ndcb GdbbilIe.) }


ScrIm t5 6cbrnar. Sentoufe Srnppcn 6nbu Gcfn rnil
Ie Scnueen am Grom 100 rSS nrOld Der 3OO
SornOpu %oBnlinic @aim i'm srm gnommea @om Nc Sic
cnOIda 0rdbcn 5crS Daten Oe5Ogcn bic STREET.
iratc mcO lire an Gtanusu 2S1 rfaugcnc NIT F neDmeno
n Der rnmdnm 6rUm mnrOc Elm ruidcr Nnacnpru am 6uc
&nun ben tCutondjen Srnppeu Crpbert.
0nc Srnppn onf oem wCfidcn &riegsIdanpaB babn ND
gcu semdR Der @cacno mdu Serre nno Der ome
aS cniqc hrr pOrgel6ubrnra Gueen ,nriGgogcu M encr
llnrrn6muan in m NcsnO NrmcncrcS 6u6n bic artn Srup
pen 6rradtde Serluc crea bic Gnu rmecn perurcu gcrn
uni bcr &eifrOut iieGcu AcrOplane
Dec Wbnuou A6 in Ocm nmtGn geridt GCo DentIdn Nrne
Gapar ntDaIn Der Dcntc sudma0 anssaOn unrOe anO O
gcuorn &Ortlant Int:
oNrmeegrnppc Gn5Cn &copUS aDn Yin Der NaBnne
AODc nnr AMitlGrnngs bcnngen etncn
rndcn IDpuIn nbndt nuS "A eau9Cne nrNdacbrndt 1n0
wcfd cpr aEc 9in (un cur 0ctadrmcnts mt
crcr Srnppcn cnOidu %ONOn 30 9ucu nuO cu Sdncu
gcpclr nrIdgebrndt.
MSrOId Son Scr 8pdo SaruOpu SaGuuic 6attc Oodlg
planter nnS ant nrdacbr 6crna Oocn 6rOg Nad cnem r5en
srilc6cr idiCn nn Sruppcn Srm nnS Oranacu ~ N
rGn Gnn an cncr Sron cun 100 OarOs u @c naDnen
feds Efcrc nu6 2 auN gcfangcn icre Srnppn pcrbDen n
snOcn nSdcn SHtcngaben waGrcnS nncre %onere n
sudden uusGcScbn Wnenndt icrUrn Snnne ucldc inter
nnlercn Scanngcp gclcgt maren, nnbennbbnr mnhten.
Snlfnns &rtegSi idanplat
Armcaruppc Gr6erDgS SpepG SecrrcG = IS baben m
ae 6rcighHc Don ar6fcrer SeSentnng 3ngcraSen.
NrcCarnppc TOmarals Wiafcnicn ym slime Ehina
unrOc Elm rniFibcr Snfcuppfen crpGcrt
Nm S Scretb mnrSe Elm @prfR mrcrcr nSder Sonpagn
nnicren StrcitrGfn ubgngcn Ter San nnO Oc arUW
GabTmuts colot wnrOcn ciaen 5cnr nntcruorn
@ofsOOnidc 6rOnt 2ic aisemne Sodase at d h'0 ~ee'
@cRG6rr aricosGdanpfnt.
Nrmccgrnppc 0S Srunpnsn 9Mpprdt %nDcrn Snt Dcr
sdCn NrmcnereS nuO rnS nben d alrehc Wcted w
n Nbt9eneu abgpct Der TcnO crl Oiecn ln
eGmun0en S S pDnc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Huisrnpmmrn
cbr 6rGe @crn bic in nncrrH Sdun perblelbenOu
@ciGnsncn brGten ucrbol SnOmaOn mce Ord o sddf
ouecftru stcsc anr csncn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erea5t
mlroc
ccru Elm Nraer Gna in @ebict 5piGn 1crre nno
Der Somm III ben gbnOnnOen enen bOnScrs 0acn Sbaa a
iereS wamCn nid naHterie ngrin ageben Oen .
%Dr6cu ufoler Nair uurscihpbereu Fpcn ufc
ocn NcfcbIeu gemGF id uuf o Sanpttelnng 5nradlosn
Nlltirtc Dcrlieren ficbcn Aerpplane
@om aual bis Sen %pgcn bcsdnigte flares gSet Se Sbae
felt Tcser Der SeuO O secrn eben gerupane Senuaut
&docr uh icncn 20 uuo n icno@m Ncopau crnutcr%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Smfamtcricsefedytc in Der Gbampaamc Gcutidoen
ginItig,
0as 2leuelFc pont Oeuf(djen Saupfquartier.


@crlin 5. 5chrnar. Der bcHtc abcnO pdter ShnS
ssc6cuc nm6 Set Ocs Scndcn @cncrnab bat OlGcnSn o
laut;
yn Der @AcO uidcn Der 5ommc nno ocm Nnrrc fa bentc
bDoftcn grtucrir 0en On 6bGmpasnc G6Id ypcn
cnuifcten I nfantereGmp 2ibn nabmcu encn fir gin
tiern @crlunf.
Snf Oem 6fid @r9sdaplntc nbcu i'd iuc Spcrnuncu BON
ncnnenSucbr &diatei 5pgetrngeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

~NttNJpppAlN ON tNApNlt' ~
Qampfcr yGilicia" Gin s@iit
bon $3.50 Sonucn, Oos or0Btc
lntcr oen pcricnftcn 6abr6cuGcn.
2on0pM Is. 8e6rnur. Scr
britii9c 9ampicr r6ilicid4 $3.50
Eomcm iit-wic 2lopoS melOet, pcr.
ienft morocn Die Nlonnidait wlroe
gcrettet.
Ger 6ritiidbe Eanlpier o5erga" 1T
na6 @lelOrmg oerielben 9lgentur
ebeniaaS pcrlenft porOen.
(Dic yGilicia" mar ein Sdiif BON
BAG SUB 26nae, in 1907 in SunOcr-
lnno gcboilt mo seb0rte Der yS5nter-
national 2inc Steonibip Gomponp"
bon @1itbD.
Ger Couptcr y5crga" lit IN fei.
ncm SMifiSrteiitcr uer5ci1nct. 9iaA
Sniormation iii Wlarincfreiien lit CT
Elm ncueS SHifi lnlO puroe in 1916
IN Gublin atbolt. Gr botte cine
2duge BON 197 SiB, cine greite BON
80 6nB nnO IA SUB Iicigong. 0ic
Gonna9e lnO Der Gigcut6iimer ocs
0ompierS iinO nibt befonnt.)
0ic 8emonnng oes GompicrS
,,Serga" lit gelonoet lporoen.
gtod 6rei 8riten II 800 t.
9eutc.
2onOon is. 6cbriar. 3aS
9louos.Qurcoil fimOigt an ooB Scr
britiidc Eoupicr 0Alorourito", Gin
Gd,iff BON 375 Gounen nnO 5wci
,Sildcroompfcr pcricnft utrOcn.
llcbcrGebcnoe pom ~ sur
gelanbet.
2onoon is. 6ebrlor. Gopt-
2occv ino If @Iitglieoer Der 9c.
monnmo bcS britiidcn GonpicrS
,,g(5u," cincs scr llutcrlccboot'
0pIer, IinO oclonoct worocn IS
iuur0e bon i6ucn 6eribtet, ooB Der
Ionipfer ,9l5uL" eiu Sdiif pon
1904 Lonneu Galuniubalt, on Z.
Scbrilor bon cinenr 1miHboot IN ocn
CSrno oe6o6rt luuroc; Der Gopitdu
rn0 sic fl gcrlrrtc, iucldc bel i6m
worcn, mroeu flr5 oonab pon ocnl
Scqclidjiff uGnOoro" an @oro &C.
nommcn. Sin meiteres 9lettlIugsbooi
Dom ,gl5ul,@ III pelNcnt lb Der critic
Ofii8icr imo "A Nlonn BON oel
9lonuiduit 6cfonoen, miro nod per-
mBt.
Eie ,,groora" icIbit muroe aeltcrll
@lorgcu pcricnlt uu0 Gpat 9ltfinlon
mo ieinc 9cmonmmer inSgeiomni
% 0|onn bciticgen bic &cttim9sboo'
te ino mtroen nad pcnigei 1tllll
oen BON ciucn Iompicr gerettet. Gii
Scemom bon Der n@uOorn" lam
Oeh GrtrinfingStoo.
9ritii1eS Scgelidttf
noh @nrnung per-
ienft.
gSoi6in9tons -. 6ebriiar. -
EaS britii9c 5egclidiii uglinsoale,'
ooS iid ouf Der 6obrt Opn 9ueno'
9lireS nod englonO bcfano, wuroI
1870 Nlcilcu BON Cape. Gleor, nab
Der iriiden aiiite, ain 8. 0ebrlal
bon cinem lluterieeboot ongebolfel
mo pericuft, nadOem oic Semon
nlng ftD III 1iderbcit gebraht bat
te. 9otitaiter ,Enge III 2onoon pe
nuhridtigte bcite OoS Staatsoepar
tement bon scr %crientime 0e'
SdJiiicS, iuoem CT iagtc, onBD cil
Nlincrilaner iicb an 9orO beiluOel
babe, scr inter 0en 0cretteten lel.
Gie Icpcidc Oeiitete nidt on o
ons 2dliii 0urd @eihiibieuer ooe
cinen Iorpeoo Oerienft pur0e. 81
iiiqt icoot 6in5u ooB oic ans 9
sQonu 6ciic6cnoc 9enomung en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

na6 5e6niduloigeu llnbcrtrcibcn IN
Dem fleinen 9ootc gerettct wurOe.
Gic ,,glinsOolc" bate einen Noint.
in6alt bon 1925 Sonnen; lie fu6r am
/ gtooenbcr bon 9uenoS g(ircS ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
y n6 QIoD68 "Ihot.
(0ro5iIo8 non eabbiue.)


8erlin, IS. Jcbruor. rGor
Sur5cm pnroc bon 9Iogos miige-
i6cilt onB Gin Oenti6cS Gond6oot
Oie Ncitlm0Sbootc OcS 3iic6oampicrs
r9icopmelL~ Scr pericntt wuroe, De.
icboiien 6Gtic," GeiBt cS ii cincr lle-
6eriec 9}drbrihten 9lgenhtr &C.
pcidc. Ginc llnteriubnng ersab, Dab
Dies uibt ma6r it, Gin 6ritiicbcr
acknowledgements ndbcrte iih Dem
Eou66oote feucrllo im0 fam 10 nobc
all oie Gethmgsboote, oaB iic cben-
foI(S i'm 9ercib Ser 5hiiIie paren.
(GoS britide Qhtsmdrtige 9(nlt 6e.
ri6tctc am t2. Souiar, Dat Der
Dampicr oReuplpcll~ o6ne @arnmg
ban einenl EollHbooic, oas fcue
8logge 3eigte, torpe0irt muroe. Son
@ci1icBeh Der 9lcttlmgS6ootc pilr0c
nidtS gciugt)
g8o3 ctncm nmcrifoui-
iden Dedoiti5icr
paiiirtc.
6 Gopcnbo9eM IS. 6c6r, Do
&onoon Gcdoiii5ier SoroD OcS
omcrifoniihen &ononcnboot9 ,,Scor.
pion" oes Statiousidiffcs in Gon-
ltontinopcl traf geitcrn bon Goniton,
tinopel bier Gin. Scincr g(uSiagc
noh iamnlcltc cr reic6c Grin6rungcn
on &crbnltungcn, 3uriid6altingcn
lmo llntcrilCbungcu felt Ocr @rflG-
rung oeS llnbci9rdntten Ioubboots
fricgcs. &aroD perlicB Gonltontinos
pei am 30. Sanlinr, lmo 0a CT llni.
iorm trlM lcnfte cr BON pornc6ercin
ScrOodDt ailf iic6. Sn Solid, @uOo.
pelt iino @ien muroe er BON 3uo
Deruntcrgcbolt, a6er in icoem Taae
erbielt q pic @rloubniB, aleid lpei.
tcr5prcilcn. 9llS er o6er III Dresden
ontunL Wlir0e er 3 Gaac lana ii eis
ncm @tilitdrgei6ngniB ein6e6alten
mo Damn Der @e6cin6c6or0e in Ser.
I'm oilSgelicicrt. 9iub erioleter lin.
terll1lmg wllroc ibm geitottct, nab
%arnentinOe o65lifo6rcn o6cr oa.
lelDlt mliroe cr lpicoeritn ieitgc6oltcn,
bis iDni crlaubt ipur0e, iih mlf Sic
Sabre nod Gdnenarf 81 6coeben.
Gic 0eliti6ea iiir6teten ouoenld,ein.
lih, DaB er SSniormotion bel lid, Dabc,
oenn er iuilroe elmer griinoliden lin.
! tcrildirng OlrA @aiHen nno onOerc
pilienldlaitlihe Nietbooen sur @nt-
Oedltng INIT iunpatbetii6er Iinte oe.
iAriebenen 9cri1tc iinteruorfen
Seine Uniform un0 @ep1d murO,
griinolidlit unteriudt. Soron iii sic
cin5ige 9lileno6me. ioueit bier Sc.
fanut Scr Oeuticben Neael i6er oil
3uriid6aItltug BON Entertainment Mlit
9lusno5mc ocrer bic iid ouf Sem 3n
gc Der nmerifanii9cn Notlhaft II
Berlin beianoen, iino feinc 9lmerifo
ner iiber oie 0euticbe Gjreu5c qelanat
ieit Der 9tnfunit Oes gerihterItattcrs
Der u9tiiociirten &reIie4 BON gerln
IN GopcuboNcu Nic lcbtcn sonItol
criolotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

NOdridt gOtldaer GlfnS aoaannopcI cit mctrc
rcu 2aacn Srnc GabtsS Sitnuo glac gGalcu Str aaac
iucrSru cinar9cnO bcproben pcrSen.
@afginstou, IS Sc6rnur Sin pcrcmptOriide scrIaa0rn
5reauna Der ~ amcranaeu GeeIcH bic @ri
M pgarrumoac" 6crnutcrgc9o an6 III Deamanb gebn mur0
mirn init ecucmsnns &rdFbeten gSIou @ i @a
tcnent anscarbcI DC Scn moH d Htt nb pc MftBenne
dnfcru mnrO cOO 5scsbu ban has gcraHsen aaernada 3
Sur ben panhu SDidaf in Berlin Der ocnd 8cgicrnna
Gd,cia nit Der Goc mirO Sas GtaatsOpartmut
Snm nod Berlin rd Oa senon oan aber oe geanSnna u0a
NgcOn 8mannnng ameritoniTen San
nrtCn Oentidcn G@iffe 5ut6cil uir6.
bier ,uperlGfFs crDar, oaf 0raidauO bic mcrifaner
ouc wterrN gerns rcacm mrO nuS Samit cine Sr buOea
5udcn bcinca NaiOun bcm @egc aifen mirS gu6
cs lit ieDOd aus u SOfunn8 mcbr bUrbnuOen, baE cni
sdwcriafciten init 2caidanO auee permcOa wcFOa tSnnu
gielc Der HmiuidrOuSbcamtcH FuO Der uaa Oah 9euiM
anO n &anHs nt Hcoen anoerH O eS Hnr nod cine 6ras
Sun Sascu n aun oaF 9rdTSut Sn Sm GOnarcf eHrn
AntoriFrne Wonobmcn gum SHve omcrnnrn
nuO GscutAnmS nG6indeu miro.
Sc Saton infulgc Ocn 5nmarae Gampugnc mirS taa
lid nnanscncm bbar nu b Der &rG6cnt ienen nGdrn
Srit nod lan9er 5uauicben iotC ais
ais nnDmOid crad Onf Der &rGFOut GGnR gcgca
wGr9cH Gungreh Sbnne bic brc godcn Gn0c aen rD
SOidof bc5sid Der OcuidamerFaucu geebaascu
GmbareO auf SrndtIcuSnReen
geiOncrc 6unomidcn shnSpanf beadrt mnd
cingdrdntc lgDutarig n &nng gcno 9eprdutnntru
eOfn @rppe Sabur rueu 5aammru rntMeoea m
fir Gin GmbaraO an 6radtuSnuecn bpde Sus Sic fir @
port btmmt fnO iansC feline SanOtSali6 sefdCrt nD
6ricbensprppasanSa mirb fprtgefctt
2 Scbauscu Gn3cpcrionu Sgauiatpncu Sie baruF
ecrdct n On 5cOrn bcpaGrn init nnOrrauer rr
m Sbrc AuitatcN MAIDEN ben &Cgrruusebnmn bod su apg
mcr8cn oenn III bic cf Mbd Scs &rGEDcutc frueu =ri Nj
Bnn onsgenommcn auf Der Sas Satan vatrEdn
Nmcrltnnen ais bnrdnOer Wrnnb fir nc6CuocS &Oren rr.
1cincn mairn.
Nod mn ucrScn WttrI Acg Nsnt and III Deier
Suoc Den gnsbrnd o bruaBc nuucrmciSld cucnDm cgc IN
pcrbnen Anrcgnnacu mnrorn aut bic A an bic Gnfung
GOnerea ppn ycnrnn cen feline gnscien Oor6nDrn
Ooe Der NrGNScut ielbn an cHcn Odcn Sdrit Onft
SraitScnt be d 6rtcas. nnS ElOttcnDrpurtemrnf.
9er xraNScut iactc Acnc Nm gtaa Oem Sricns 6Oea
lepartemcut ucn anSn Sciad ab ~ cSud %
Sa Dies feline nnmIbareu gen @nuduuacu m br0cnen aabr
StaatSlctrcGr Gaming dc ben GrGbencn III GomFerrn,
8eihen Nonic nnS pr ngcn bic @cibeu duern u
Onrd 5nm 6lptenOepnrtenrnt.
WDrgcn mir0 cine Commissioning algan %ha
cn Der ntsrnaonaeu SnaOH eneebcuSen prcdmn sommgn
merDen
acknowledgement nbcr OnS Scben Nadrdtgu @Dsarr
GltuS GpnhuntnDpe felt Se SMd 1enthaMo
dcndt Sad Den Gmpfnas uei farn 8OifateH b Ic
critic oc Jebrnor Dntr mar iraBte $dngtgn
&crbinDnng init Der Megierug eunnoeu tH Sic Suc cn
gebh untnebcrid GS uirS ntrrnh msrScn Whtbe
nuaca S NOdaf Ocu NuOdtcu III gu aNfOtGeu werSeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
" ar oiterret9iiDcs II
9}oot.

9tew Yort Is, 6c6r. Cine
aobcI Gepeihc bon 3. g9. WlcIon-
ouo6, Dem aopitdn Ocs amerifoui.
ibm SHooncrS n2pmon ". Snm4
uclher i'm Niittelleer perienft mlir-
Oe ging bei sen bieiigcn glgcntcn Scr
oNIoritinc transportation so" cin.
Gie loutetc:
vSalp" non olicrrcihiidbca llntcrs
iccooot 5critort. Iic gcnanlniug iii
Sidcrbcit III Gogliari Sijilien~
Sor. George g9, &. @recn Der @rG.
iiocnt ser Moritimc IronSportotiot
So, fiinoi0tc bettc All onB Ct bcub-
iidiige, 9cecn sic Gerilibtuun ocs
Sbifies cinen &roicit 6cim 5toots-
Iepartement eill5ureic6ett iobolo CT
poGe glodriht eupiongen BABE Gr
ertldrte, 0oB scr Shooncr fcine Gon'
tre6anOc an 9oro 9cbabt bobc, nicbt
nit cincm 0ra6tloicn gIpparot 0crie.
ben gelueien luO a6geia6ren iei e6c
bic Oiplomoiiidlen 9c5icbuuacit siui.
idcn Oeh Gercinigtcu Staten mo
1cttitblono abarbrodlcn lporocn
icien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

0o9liori soroinicu IA. Sc
brllar, pia Gdris, is. 6ebrior.
aupiton N}cDouougb, Der 5lbrer
0cs omerifoniihcu Scbooucrs y2o.
man Wf. Gam, ocr bon eincm otter.
reidjiIncn Eouhboot pcriclft puroc,
miro uorgcu pon bier nah Aolu ab.
fo6rcn uin Dor Oet olnerifnniibcn
Gonlularbe6orOen iiber oos 8cricn-
fen lciues SdiffcS geridt Sll critot.
ten. Dcr Scr. Stoaten aonluI
Grea0wca III Sonl bottc Ocln Stopi.
tan Ourc5 sen bieiigcn britiihen Son.
fiji oicsbc8agliNeu gltittrog crtbeilen
Ioiien.
@ritiiger Goniitl mild t
4 / h elm.
Ger britiiAe Goulll bat iih BON
aapitGn @icDonongb unO DER Dc
labung oes ,2Dmon so. 2om1 be.
Ibrporcnc glneoben nohrn laiict III
peldbcn cs beiBt oqB iid ein Euit1s
boot. weldes ieinc gIntionolitot niht
6efannt gab, Dem Shiifc ploslih &c.
| n1bert babe. Gs babe ber griobing
foun 3cit oeloiirit lid 5u retten cbe
Der Sbooner torpcoirt uno in Brand
eeictt pnrOc.
Il
" am geipunnt 10 oS " q ~
ington tbln miro.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
EXCESS PROFITS
ONLY POINT NOW
HOLDING Up BILL
Senate and House Conferees
See Chance of Getting To-
gether in Spite of Apparent
Wide Divergence of
Thought.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Possibi-
lity of a deadlock of senate and house
conferees ON the war tax bill was be-
lieved tonight to have been removed,
following progress today on the dis
puted war excess profits section.
Senator Simmons, heading tn e
senate conferees and Representative
Kitchen OF the house committee, pre-
dicted a complete agreement would
be reached, but protraction of the con-
ference into next week seemed Ger
tain. The conferees tentatively ar
ranged to meet Sunday afternoon and
hope to complete their task Monday.
Excess Profits Up.
Taxation of war on excess profits
was almost the exclusive subject of
today's conference sessions. Both
Senator Simmons and Representative
Kitchen staten tonight that consider
able progress was made toward an
agreement on defining invested capi.
tai which shall be subject to taxation
and exemptions, with the principal
dispute remaining over exemption OF
intangible assets.
Dozens of tentative propositions on
CONTINUED On Page Two.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
General Bliss
Succeeds Scott
As Army's Chief
1Rx Review Leased Wirs,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. - Major
General Tasker H. Bliss this afternoon
was named chief of staff to succeed
Major eneral Hugh L. Scott, who re-
tires from office tomorrow.
Recalled to Duty
General Scott, who is "a, has reach
ed the age of retirement, but he i'm
mediately will be recalled to active
service. Secretary Baker said that for
the present the general would be as
signed to duty in connection with
training troops in the United States,
but would not specify the command.
Bliss Retires Soon
General Bliss has been acting chief
of staff since General Scott left for
Russia several months ago as a mem
Der of the American mission. He will
reach the age of retirement Decem-
Der 81, but before his appointment to-
day there were ifftimations that he
would remain as chief of staff for at
least those three months. When the
American forces begin to reach France
in large numbers the strain on the
chief of staff will become so great
that a younger officer may be called
to the office.
Kuhn's Status Unknown
When asked today concerning re-
ports that Major General Kuhn, for
mer head of the war college, now COM
manding the National army contin-
gent at Annapolis Junction, Maryland.
would succeed Genera Bliss, Secre-
tary Baker said the question was not
now under construction.
May Take Field
General Scott, it is believed, will
be appointed later to a field COM
mand, possibly a division at the front.
He has sought such command eat
gerly.
Was Indian Fighter
General Scott, native of Kentucky,
graduated from West Point in 1917
and has had anusual career. Much of
his active service has been spent in
the Indian campaigns. He won dis
tinction in the Philippine insurrec-
tions and several times has achieved
remarkable results as a peacemaker.
The new chief of staff was appointed
Dooo
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
"ClVlLiAN WAR"
(By Review Leased Wire.)

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 81. - Accord
ing to the Socialist newspaper Vor.
waerts of Berlin, the following mani
festo has been circulated throughout
German:
Citizens, The fatherland is in
peril. II is in worse peril than three
years ago. Today the enemy is in
our midst and he is at work."
The newspaper adds:
1T is not enough that the whole
world is fighting us. The men who
are responsible for this manifesto be-
ing issued also want to war against
their own people. The civilian truce
is over. Let us have a civilian war!
Very well, let them it! But the reicn-
stag must see to it that nothing shall
interfere with the peoples defense
against the civil war agiators.'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-09-22
Governor Ferguson Will Take Stand
In His OWn Defense Before Senate

Ex-Governor James Ferguson trial before
quial
In His Own
Martin Austin should
the Cover
norF his
Repetition
has been repetition of that ad
bill Impeachment
investigated the March
should