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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
USE COCIANUT OIL
FOR WASHING HAIR

II you want to keep your hair
In good condition, be careful what
you wash 1t with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the
hair brittle, and lie very harmful.
Just plain mulslfied cocoanut oil
(Which is pure and entirely
greaseless), IL much better than
the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use for sham
pooling, as this can't possibly in
jure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water ,Sasi rub 1t In. Ono or two
teaspoofffuls will make an abund-
ance of rich, creamy lather, and
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The lather rinses out
easily, and removes every parti-
Gle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex-
cessive oil. The hair dries quick
ly and evenly, and 1t leaves 1t fine
and silky, bright. fluffy and easy
10 manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut
oil at most any drug store. 1t is
very cheap, and few ounces is
enough to last everyone in the
femily for months.---Adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
TACOMA
QUOTAS
RAISED!

Irwin b. Wyman, of the U. S.
navy recruiting station at Taco
ma, today announced that naval
recruiting week Just closed had
resulted in Tacoma's furnishing
its full allotment of 10 men, with
a waiting list to spare.
Those enlisted are:
Rogers Edward Glenn, r. F. d.
No. 3, Olympia; Pugh Leslie Web
ster, r. F. d. No. 3, Olympia;
Earls Cullon, 70S South Cedar
ST.; Jeantsch Arthur Henry, 500
South 7th ST.. Hidden Albert, R F..
d. No. 1, Kent; Nimon James,
Travellers Hotel; Livingston James
Walker, 1903 South Tacoma av.
Allison Harold Raymond, 4637
South NJ ST.; Combs Walter. Nor
ton; Mckinley Reuben Emeral,
Messy Rock.
In addition Tacoma has also
sent one cook, one mess attendant
and one machinist mate.
The waiting list contains the
following names of men obtained
during the week in excess of the
quota asked for from this dis
trict:
Eppler Clarke, 632 South Traf-
ton ST.; Stevens Durbin. Chicago,
Milwaukee e st. Paul section
House, Butte; King Fred Joseph,
Marcus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

i WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 10.
bearing the presidents stamp
of approval and Secretary Nc
Adoo's plea that it be made law
In justice to Americas fighting
men and their families, the long
expected war compensation, in
demnity and insurance bill was
introduced in both houses of
congress today.
1t represents Americas first
attempt to be forehanded in
providing sfor those whose homes
are wrecked by war.
Its outstanding feature is or
lganization of insurance for every
fighting man and nurse at IS a
year per $1,000 worth, up to
$4,000.
Drafted by international ex-
Iperts under Secretary McAdoo' S
direction, the proposed law is a
substitute for the civil war PEN
sion system.
1t will cost the government
$3.50, 100000 the first two years.
Rate Extremely Low.
The $4,000 worth of insurance
for $50 year as compared with
standard rates of about 1902 a
year for $4,000 for a man of 81,
Is possible because the govern
ment doesn't require high priced
statesmen, advertising and offices.
The bill provides for the assign
ment of part of each mans pay
to his family, for separation al
lowance to be paid by the govern
ment, for a graduated scale of
payments for total or partial dis
ability, for death indemnity and
for the insurance.
For separation support of de-
pendents the bill provides that
SIG of the enlisted mans $33 a
month goes to his wife. The gov
eminent, If there are two chill
dhen, gives the wife $3.50 a
month in addition to that, maxi
ing the minimum income S42.50.
Five dollars additional is allotted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
STOLEN TIRES
IDENTIFIED

More than 500 worth of auto
mobile tires, machinery and sup
plies alleged by the police to have
been stolen by Gale Bandy, for
mer Stadium high school athlete,
were identified Friday as the
property of the Griffith Motor
Car Co. of Tacoma. They were
stolen while Bandy was employed
as salesman for the company.
Bandy is in jail at Los An
geles, charged with stealing an
auto. Warrants have been sworn
out in San Francisco and Seattle,
charging thefts of autos. Other
charges will be made in Tacoma.
The police say Bandy was
planning to open garage, with
the loot as stock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10

TURN Tt THE CLiSSIFif.E
WANT ADS ON PAGE Foh
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
IN SuRANCE FOR
FIGHTING Men

flor each additional child. The
father may give more than SIS
from his pay If he wishes.
Single Man Pays, Too.
IL the mans father or his moth
er is also dependent and he gives
SIS month of his pay for that,
the government gives $40. Thus
"a private with wife, three chill
dren and mother dependent can,
by allotting $40 of his $33 get
$47.50 from the government,
making $3.50 for his depend
ents.
The bill provides that a man
without dependents or who does
not allot half of his pay may be
compelled by the government to
deposit up ohalf his pay with the
deposit up to half his pay with the
compounded semi-annually.
II total disability results from
injury or disease, compensation
runs from a minimum of $40 to a
maximum of $75 a month for en-
listed men and up to $500 a
IOI llEl uiilNSlos AL Va
ficer can't receive this disability
allowance II he receives retire
ment pay.
New Limbs Supplied.
If a man loses both legs and
both arms in battle, he would re-
ceive $40 a month; or If he needed
a nurse, $40 more. II he had a
dependent mother he would get
$40 more. II he later married he
would get. $1b more, and for each
of the first two children by the
marriage, $40 more, or sos. He
would be fitted with artificial
arms and legs.
If man dies, his funeral ex-
penses not to exceed 500 will be
paid. If he leaves his wife, two
children and mother, they get
$50 a month in addition to the
$1,000 or $4,000 insurance he
may carry at IS per $1,000.
Under the old pension system,
this family would receive only
SIC to $24 month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
MEAT PRICES
ARE SOARING


CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Beef and
pork will continue high as long
as the farmer can get 81 or more
a bushel for his corn.
This was the explanation by Chi
cago wholesale and retail dealers
today for soaring meat prices.
Beef and pork were bringing
record prices today. Beeves on
the hoof sold at $14.35 a hundred
pounds-which record was estab-
lished yesterday-while pork sold
at SIG. 95-25 cents higher than
yesterdays record price. Pork Is
80 cents pound retail and beef
35 cents.
Lamb is high also, due to home
stealing in sheep grazing sections
cutting down acreage.
Potatoes were higher today than
they have been in weeks.
Twelve cent milk was forecast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
DECIDING ON
COMPROMISE

SEATTLE. Aug. 10.-Settle-
ment of the lumber strike hinges
now upon the decision of the OPP
posing factions on a proposal sub
mitted to them Thursday after
noon by the state council of de-
tense. The terms of this proposal
were kept secret, but it was gen.
orally understood that it involved
a compromise.
The committee of lumbermen
and the committee of strikers were
considering the proposition this
morning separately, and expected
to report back their decision to the
general conference at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
LABORERS HELD

Charged with having stolen
from the cook house of the Taco
ma Mill company the top of a
cooking range Ia feet long and
weighing 700 pounds, August
Kline and Joe Bork, laborers,
were arrested late Thursday by
Detective Dyment.
They were carting the metal to
a junk store when arrested. The
mill has not run for three years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
TAFT IMPROVING

CLAY CENTER, Kas., Aug. 10.
condition of William How
ard Taft, who has been i'll here
since last Monday, was improved
today, according to his physician,
DR.. Ii. F. Morgan. For the first
time in three days the ex-presi-
dent was given food. He had pre-
viously refused to eat, asking
that he be allowed rest and quiet.
He is suffering from intestinal
trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
LIMA'S CAR STRIKE
NOT LIKE TACOMA'S

LIMA, o., Aug. 10.-Lima
moved carefully today, seeking to
avoid recurrence of street car
strike rioting which late yester-
day resulted in the shooting of
four men, three seriously.
Not street car was moving to-
day. Every saloon was closed. All
troops quartered here were kept
off the streets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
Mems $1.OO Shirts
Mems $1.25 Shirts

00o Another lot of Shirts
OJO that should appeal to
you; soft cuff styles and stiff
cuffs in an assortment of new
spring patterns. A man need
ing Shirts should buy many of
these.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
TO ASK NEW
BOND ISSUE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug.
10.-Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo will ask for an additional
bond issue at this session of con-
gress, it was learned, following
conference he held at the capitol
today with several house leaders.
The issue will run into billions, it
is understood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
FOOD CONTROL
BEGINS TODAY

cold storage holdings as compared
with last year. Frozen meat stOr-
age showed increases ranging
from 80 per cent in the case of
lamb and mutton to 1912 per cent
in the case of cured beef and Ga
per cent in frozen beef.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-12
Ser Ginbrud lit @aibiugton.

@aibinstom -. San. 9ie
@eimlne allcr biciiacn oiiisiellenareiz
ie iiber sic Nutlportuotc Ser Gutente
aebt oabit oab lie cnogiiltig alien
poifmlngcn anf ciucn balbigcn Sries
DensihluB Elm Gnbc bcrcitet. gillr lebl
8enigc tDnnen in bielcm S6riftltilde
mod INNER cine MDalidfeit iiir fer
mere Sricbcnsllnterbnnbllngcn finbcn
Sic bieiigen 8mnbcsbcamten iinb ilbel
Die ii6eraus bDflid)c Sorm Der 9fote ers
freut, eldllbcn nbcr cbenfalls. oaf
bicrnit alien lpcitcren Shrittcn ip
Sntcreiie eincs SSriebens ciu NiegcI
porgeIhoben lpprben lit. em Iagcmciz
men erfiillt sic gtote alldJ Sic Sproerunq
8ilipns nod 8cfantgabe Der Sriez
oensbcbinglln9cn.
s(ui ser ocutl6en @oti6aft irurbe
geitern Nbeno acIaat, DOB bic ante
lportnotc Ser 9llliirten nod ldroffel
lit, ais man es bier erlpartet Bate. 9ie
beutiden 8eamten erfldrten bas
Sdriftitiief fir cinen ipcitcrcn 9clpeis
pafiir, bab Sic gIliirten einen grobez
rungse lmb Gcrni6tun9strieg 9cgcr
9cutidlanb fiibrcn unb baB bie'en1
iebt fcinc slntlport nls Sic NIT Scn
@aficn in ser $oapb iibrig bleibt.
Gus aGscmeinc hntereiie ridtet iid
lett barauf, ipos Yr6iibent @ilion nod
9enntniBnabmc bielcr 9}ote tpciter llr1
tcrncbmen iuiro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-12
@ein lester MuSmeg.
9bam iudtc iidj Der irbiihem 0ered
tigfeit burd) Selbltmuro su ent=
: sieben.

Gbilanclphia, II. San. Ser
Sultisiliid,tling 6nrrp S. Sbalu ourhz
|lbnitt iicb lcutc afor9cn, als Bic Soz
liSei in bas Soa,ls, in DEM CT iid ner>
bor9cn biclt, einbriugeu !polltc, oie
YuIsoocrn nnS brohtc lidl a,ld) 5iuci
lcbcnsgeiiibrlihe Sfnittlp1,nncu on,
$oallc bel. Or Iic9t ieet i'm bicliseu ct.
N6aricu Soolpttul. Heiicu sler5te nllr
lebr Idiuadc Sooffmlnscn Iabcn. Sem
Hattenten bas 2cbcn rettcl, Su tpunen.
@orrp s.. 5balp. lpelbcr. lpie. be-
rid)tet ipurbc, ucuerbines lnegen Gntz
lfiibr,ln0 unb triminellen Nngriffes
lauf Sen t9iabrisen Sreb ghlmp aus
3unlas Gitp, Wo. poli5eilid) geilthi
lpurnc, ipnr nad YbilaheIpbia sctom>
men. 1nu bicr in ciuer gntihGbial.ngss
tlogc gc9c, icinc Dhittcr !uceeu eines
bon bcrcn stutomobilc pcrurlacttcu linz
falles ols 3cugc ulls5,liagen. slls e1
| bon sen segen i'm crlnllenen !6aftbez
icblcn bDrtc, perborg CT iid) in Dem
Yrirntbaulc bel i'm, gut betdnnfel1
Qelltcr.
llcber sen Sclbitn1orbpcrlud SbaiuS
licgcn slreigerihte Dor. gtah bcn, ciner
lou Sbalp s,,m Nlelier gc9riifen has
ben. als sic Eolisei in ous 0al,s nriuz
gen lpcllte, ip1brenS ser anbcrc beIa9t
ha6 CT iton om friiben @lorgen Scl1
Gcriud, 1aad,tc. iid bas 2cbcn Sll nehe
I4meu ,nb ha6 Sic Hplisei crit ouf Sen'
ltmipeac iiber Sittsburgb BON Ser Ser
Istpeiflnnsstbat unb bem slufel,tbaltt
bes Gtelndltcn 3u,rhc crbiclt.
i Sbaip pcrlaugte nady Ieilem Selblts
fmorbperIudc Iclbit r,adl Der Socrbeis
,ruillna nes bctuuntcu Ir5tes Gr. Gls
ipooo &irbp. ser ihu uad) Sem red,
lpeit cntiernten bcnsenanntcn &ra,,s
|fcnbaulc, Nciieh Gbefarst 9r. &irbt
lit, transportireu lie6.
gisbcr fpnnte nod, ntd)t fcltgeltell
l1rerbcn. nit iuas fir einem SSnltrll:
meutc Sbolp lid) Sic &nnecn beige:
bradt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-12
Ghicagos @raitifaubal.
sSmmcr ,tciie GntbiillMltacn. Gbrlihe,
9eutiher s,lm Nadfolger 5ealegs
ernaultt.

G6ieagp. II. San. @eitern baz
ben, 10 beiBt cs, Nrei ipeiterc gerbaftete
Gin @eltdnbuiB nb9clest. giner bon if
|ncn 1oa ser 8irtb 8illiam q. Sfibz
more iein, ser augeblidy Die GrpreIz
Iiuugsseloer eiutaiiirtc. ser 5tpeite5 bo=
mas Gclpbolo unb Ser brittle 8m
@cinitein. Mcipnan ion ben1 Staatsz
|anlpalt n,itgetbeilt babeu. baB @einz
|itein ibm 5ipeimal $3.50 bafiir be5abls
tie, baB CT: bnrd Som GoItello Sic Ser
ictung bon aapitGn Ylpr 9anner uni
2eutnnnt G6umdder bon berWndc an
Scr Gesplaines straBe uad eincu1 auz
ocren Stabttbeil bespertltelligte. @on
Sen erlten $3.50 bat. Neipbolos Nnedz
ben nod), HoIi5eidcf 9ealey $500 CT
lnlten.
Staatsnntralt 6oDne ertldrtc Ic,lfe
8etpeiie hafiir sll bnbel, haB Eoliseiz
def Soealep icit be,n @onat Suli uon
bem perbaftcten .Som" Goitello 1tnh
be1en sliiiitcnten allcin $4,000 Biz
$4,000 au eSdlpeieescIbern einfalz
lirt fat.
Mopor Sborpion idlug be,lte bem
Gtabtrotbe bcr .cbrlitcu, ygrobenBapz
crn", Sen ftsberigeu 6ilfSppIiscidci
!6ermann s. sdiittler, gum Nahfolz
ger bes pcrbafteteu &oli5eihcfs oea=
lcD por. Ser Stahtratb lieb iid} bies
nide slpeimal iugcn, ionOern lllspenz
birtc iofort icine @elddft5oronlng, I'M
Sdiittlcr einitimmig gum oberltcn $50
li5eigclpnlti9eu su crnenncn.
6calep lit Jest. ou ibn Ser Napor
nod nid)t guns nus ocnr 9ienltc ents
laiien bot, irieecr sclu0buIidcr 1olte
5ei1auptntann, abcr ob1c 9}epler. Oo
icin stadfplger Iofort Der 3ipiIbic1lltbcz
bDrbc ertl1rtc, boB CT fiir S,ealep. Il
Iange nicicr lid) nid]t bon Sen gcgcr
i'm erbobcncu Nnflagcn aereinigt hatz
tc, fciue. Stellc frei babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-12
@i4ttr 2qn4.
Grrcster Golfsp5bel III &cntufp bc.
brubt iclbit ben cigencn G,puuerneur.

Murrol), Ap., II. San. 8ou=
perueltr q. 9. stanlep lit beute bier
ansclongt, I'M. ipic CT iagtc, Dem bic
lisc,, 9sobel III ieiner bod,araoiscn @rz
ree,lng @clegcnbcit sll geben. "erlt til
rem cigenen &puuerncur ST lpuden'
bcpor nicicr irgcnb lueld)c aneere
2pnhmprpc Sulaiicu lpcrbc". Sic Si=
t,atipn bier lit bcute lebr fritild nno
sic @oIfsmcnsen auf sen StruBen perz
longen 9a,,S lalt uub often Bic srz
morbung hcs 6reisri6tcrs Gbas. .@u'b
unb bcs Stoatsuniualtcs 9empSmttb.
Ser Spesiulsug. bcr hcn mlltbtsen
@oupcrneur bierbcr eebradt bat, ltfb1
iett umtcr 9an,pf parat, I'M Sie bets
Sen beprpbtcn Sl,ltisbeamtcn BET De,
crltcn bcitcn @clesenbeit, sic lih ba5u
bicten Iolltc, il, Siderbeit s,t bringe1
Sic biclisel1 llnr,lben hatten folgcns
sen llriprlms: sssm bieiiscn areisscz
rihtc IoIltc ecltern .giudn,ittag oieTcrs
banblnng aegcn Sen gseegr Sllbe @iars
tin ltattiinbcr, ipclher bcr Grmorollng
bcs 8cibcn Gjitbric SaliaillO beIhltls
| oiat miro. ais ser Midtcr @rib nm
| scr gtatsanlpalt Gn,itb plDelid, rers
fiinbcten, boB sic @erbanblnng iln
eiucu Msonat pcrIhobe,, ipurocn lc
,nb boB ser slugeflaatc aus ser Stao
Ibcra,rs9cldml9gelt porbcn iudrc. Gtes
lperurIa6tc crit i'm @cridtsiuole mi
oonn in Ser eausen Stabt cine llnbc'
| lIdrciblihc Nuiresllne ln,n bieligc Siir'
ocr Iollcn lidl peridnoren baben. fin
bos ocbe,, Scs Gepers bas 2ebcn ncs
IMihtcrs mo Ses StoatsanipuItcs 81
furSern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-12
ausgebuugert /!
Sic ,,nnmeniGlidc" 8lofabc Der Mlli
irten stuinst OriedDenlamn sum
9ta6geben.

Qonbon, II. San. Gjriedenlanbs
Nntluprt aui bas llltimotlm Scr @nz
tentez Mdd]te ipltrbc onl DiittlpDf
9lbcnO Sen @clarotcn Gnalanos,
Sranfrcids ilnb 9tuBlanSs iiberreidt.
nlcIoet Nellters Nprreiponocnt ou5
sltbeu. Sic gricdiicbe Negicruna CT
rfldrt ii6 bercit. bic Sorbcrlug Ser g,1=
teute su eriiillcn.
Grptcite mnb feinblide 3emonitratiu :
nen ber 9(tbener.
Itben, lf. San. Sm @inflanse
nit bem M6fommen pom 1. 9e5ember
nit Sen Gntcntemd6teu orbnete aDnia
aonltanti,t bclltc sic iofortisc lleberz
gabe Ser bon hen Iaiirteu gcforbcrten
ied}s .@ebirgsbattcrieu on sic bielisen
.2nnbnngStruppcn Scr 9llliirten an.
tgriediidc Srtppcu mllbten belltc il,
sen stra8cu ser $oallptitabt fcinolide
9c,noni1rationen unh cine Troteitperz
ianuullng seacn Sic slnnabme Ser
Idmahnolleu 6orocrun9eu ser sllliirz
ten ,lnterbriiden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-01-12
altint aritg8na@ridte1l
9ritiidjes sdladJtidiif nno fleineS
&ricgsidiff pcricntt.

Qonbom II. San. Sic cnsliidc
Momirolitdt pcroffcntlidtc tcute oas
Sol9enOe:
rgeincr gEaieitGt Sdiii Gornipalz
I lie, &apitdn q. g. Sapioion, $. g.
10, lp,1rbc an1 8. San. i'm Mittclldn<
biIdeu 9Fecrc BON einen1 ieiilolidcn
Gaudboptc pericuft. Ser 9npitiin. nno
aac Gifisierc ipurben .eerettet. bod)
merbcn 13 Monn ser 8eiabung perz
miBt, sic lpabri6einlid bel Der Ggploz
| lion lln's 2ebeu aefonumen iino."
.S. sc. G." 8en<Wps sGbree. eil1
Gbifi sun gran sporte bon Narines
liluaseugen lnter eben &orannbo oes
aapitdnleutnantS 8. 81. Samplon,
|0. e. 8, ipurSe .beltc in, 6afen bon
Maitcloriso, afeiu sliieu, blr9 feinbs
Iides @eldiitieuer serifDrt. Gin Sffiz
5icr uno bier Matroleu fanben bterbci
Sen 9po."
SIZE Gornipallis" mar eir dlteres
|ssblddtIhiif bon $4,000 Sot1nen @e<
bait. sic tbat 5ulcst I'M @dttclldnots
5hen Necre 9icnlt. SuS al1bere nerz
1cnftc Ghifi mar cil, friiberer panz
bclsnompfcr bon 1851 Spnncn @es
Galt
Gin Srimmpb bes be,,tiden Sanitdts=
weieus.
8crlin, brabtlos ii6er SabpiQe
III. San. @on Ser Gciammt5abl Ser
pcr!plnpetcn nclltidcn Sfiisiere 1nS
|,Wtanrldaitcu bcs 2. Nricssjabres iinb
~ Gro5cnt lpicocr nollltdnoig bergez
|itcl(t iporocn unb III sic Sd]iitengraben
3uriidscfcbrt. iuirb bcutc omtltd 9ez
melpet. Nur 6,4 Hro5ent blicbe,1
oicnltunidbig. ole iibri9en @erlpllrbez
tel, fDnncn babein, grbeit pcrrid)ten;
1880 Mann biiBtcn ibrslu9cnlidt cill.
Geinubbcitssnitaub bes hemtidJen
Seercs pur5iiglid,.
gerlin, hrogtlps iiber gopptle.
III. cSan. Cine bcmcrfeusipcrtbc Nbz
nnb,nc ser &rantbcitcn in ben sbc,ltld9en
Mrmcen lit su fonltatirc,,. Gin biesbes
|3iisIid,cr itatiitiid)cr sluslucis lit lcebeI7
pcr6iicntlidt ipproeu. Sic 3abl Der
&ranfbcitsfdlc iiel BON 81 pro talts
lcnb i'm critcn arieesjabrc alif 3s. sic
|grDBte 3abl Scr Nerpcntrantcn, 21 h
Ipro 1000, lpar ipdbreuo Scr anbaucr,,z
Sen Sdladten gu per5eihnen. 8os
fl,rhtbarc 8ombarbement an DC,
So,nmc lpar sic llrIad)c bon Sfernens
5crriithlngcn. S., s Sdllen (pro talt=
liens N1amD banoelte es iidl nm 2uns
gencnt5iinbuns. 9uf $4,000 fom mn
ci1 Sal pon Mlibr. giid)t ein ein5ige'
4pdcranfau mar 81 pcrScihnen.
0lSnscnber Stanb her brntider
| Gparbnnfert.
8crlin, brabtlos iiber Snbpillc
III. esou. ssm lcstcu Mopember babcr
fbic Ginlascn in Sen beutIbcn Spors
|banfe,, sic Mbbebunaen lmt 100 Niil'
Ilionen Marf iibcrltiegcn. lpobei Die Dor
IEparbunfen aelciltctct Ebci(sablun9eI
m,f aricssanleibc nidt bcriidii6tig
liinb. "
Gou Sonuar biz 9iopcmbcr 1915
l,nb sic Ginloscu in bcn ocutlhel
sparboufen nm $50 Nlillionen Mar
|anocipadIen. 9icier Slnunc linS ipei'
Hero 700 Wlillioncn NSarf fir aufge:
lloufenc 3micn binsusurc6nen.
Scr 9Sud,ercr Spbn @mll pnn.pt and
Nelaicm MIR nittcr SinieS5''sS.
l Berlin. brabtlos iibcr Sappillc
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Sic ucue cnaliid,c Gricssanlcibe.

2pubou, II. San. Ser cngIildc
StusomtstansIer Nnoreiu Spnar Sarp
aob bclltc in Ser @llilo Soallc betall,tt.
|nob sic ncuc cn9fildc aricgsnnIclbe sll
95 pcrfolit mcroen lulp fiinf SroScnt
3inicn hriugeu Ioa. Sic stnlcibe Ioll
nod, 80 Sobrcu rilc1Sablbar leiu.
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Ser ,,id,Sue Iaul" ,uiebersc,uablt.

Yuris, II. San. Gas Earlantcnt
lit be,,tc ipieScr sulaumengetreten nno
bat iih fir has Sisungsiobr 1917
pr0aniiirt. 8a,ll Seidnnel lit olsSrae
iibcut.Ser sGcputirteufammer pieber9ez
lpdblt iporSen.
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Nu8 BET 8un6eSb
6iermit lit bic ,0ef" llntcriud,nns
crlcbiat.

gSaigingto o n. 8. g., II. San.
g8ie erlportct lporbcn mar, ltiumtc
beute bic Dc,notratiihc Icbr6cit beg
8eseluausifnliies pom slbeeorbneteuz
baltie oafiir, Die ,Bonb ldc HeIol1tio1
6etrefis llntcriudun9 bes gDricnmiBz
branhss Der 8ilIonnote ourdb ba5
!6aus lnsiinitia ein5uberthteu llnb
Sbomas @. 2alpion Die &orlaol1ng fiir
@eridtsnliBadtlns su erlolien.
sluh suasfa ioa trodem selest tueroen.
Balbin9ton, II. San. Cine
itrengc Notwithstanding iiir alasta
miro jett pom Observation-Disclosures
mittee fir Serritorieu er0rtert; oltrd
lic ioa I(nsfu ,.lo trodeu lpic ein 9uoz
hcn acntaht luerben" !pie lid ber8orz
libcr bcs Committees ausbriidtc. sllasz
ia fat Dcrseit 8roucrcien unb 325
8irtbihafteu.
9as Mbamipn 8cieb Der rthtcrliden
Gntiheibnng iiberlaiien.
@dfbtngtuH, II. San. Sus
Sdyitiall bcs Mbanlon 'ldpn Nd1titl,uz
bcngeicses, ba5 i'm September bonn
@ousreB angenommeu iuorbeu mar,
llm eineu General Giienbabnltrcif 5u
,pcrmciDeu. ltegt MN in Sen 6dnbcu
bon nelln Nidteru Des @unbeszSb
.gcridts.
Sic Gntlheibung ipirn in einigeu
@odcn abgcgcben lucrbcn.
Ser 8mnbesienat sans int shlepptau
Der Yrpbibttipniiten.
gSal btngton. II. San. SSnSez
nate lp,,rnc bcutc Die @orlage bes Gc%
nator5 @antbcan bon sllaban1n ange>
nommen, Bic leglid,e &erienbuug bon
Getlameliteratur ODER InSei9eu fir
.altobolbnltise @ctrdnte in 3irtl,loren,
3eit,ngcu obcr Ionlt elmer Sorm bllrd)
Die 8unbespoit pcrbictet. Sic &orlage
gebt jeet beln Heprdieutantenha1le 81.
8ilion hanft bent Geianbten ber
sd)wei5.
gSafbin9ton. II. San. Erdii<
tbeut 8ilion Oriidtc eeitern perlouli6
Dem ih.peiscr @elanbten Sr. Saul
Sitter ieinen 9attf fir bds Ingebot
Ser idiuciseriiden 8ceicrllns olls, Sen
SricbensporiMag BEG EraTioenten 5,l
unteritiipen. ST. glitter battc I'M 8ciz
ben S,auic cine 20 @aiuutcn bouernne
8onfcren5 NIT be,n Hr1lihenteu.
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,,Mn ibrtn Moten ioQt ibr lie ertenuen!"
9eutjblano tenoet Yroteitnote an Die NeutraIem TT
rmbt0er tuiirot8er 9pradbe.
su bc Gmadc6mnbc berartis probi6pc gcbiwss,
+ wetcren &erbaubunsen nutlos mcrben.

Gin eierd abodr @osbeit unb mnblp abgicr @crlangcu
Mdumung oftpirn Gebic enbnc sdoblosbalz
tmg no Gara1ten onon audi NHdrtattng Glinb 2otbri<
gcls pGuigc 3eriidclng Goppcl1pnadie Sire
2aubtarte Glropa aus9ncrst ebcn mter!
M eicn gSortc: v9ic Nairn b16cn gcnug icbe
getreg!"
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Bon ocr @eitfront.
Gerqeblidlcr Wnariff Der Sritcn.

@crliu, hrnbtlos iibcr SuppiQe,
II. San. Moh Der bclltigcu Weloung
ser Sbcriteu 6ecrcslcitllu9 mudteu
britiid1e Srltppcu geitcrn shenb cincn
slugriff nuf ocltiTc Stclluuecn n0rb=
lich bon yprcs. gs 9cInng ibnen alldl.
on ciucr Stclc il, sic ncutldcn Sinien
cin5uorinscu. aus Ncneu lic icbodl
ourct cincn promptcn @cgenungriff Scr
Scutlfcu umtcr itlrcrcn %crlultcn
lpicscr pertricbcu lpurbcn.
Srnn5pieu brinsen elite Msinc snr
Sprengung.
Goris. II. San. Sn,tt scr bcutiz
gen Mclolug oes fransDiiidsen Gricgsz
alutes brachtcu frnnsDlildc @cuictrupz
pen 9citcru in hcn1 srgunneu 9ampfz
ocbictc cine Wtiue Sur Sprcn9ung, oie
Scm Tciuoc cineu ldpereu Sdancn
Sufil9tc.
slui Sem recbtcn llicr scr @taas
iullrDc cin ScutIhcr llchcriaQ unter
Ihlrcrcn @crIuitcu iiir Sic slu9reiTer
Strildgcrpieien.