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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
Or. Garl GSiparbs,
9luf @eranIafuns einer reidsu Dittipe
perbaftet.

Rem Dort. 26. Sept. Gas
45oIi5sIbauptquartisr ipuroe an Tlitts
mod BON Srau Minnis 81. Girang,
man, elmer reiden Wutipe BON 9uis
falo, u. ", bena@ri@tigt, oab iie in
Detroit bic @erbaftung Don Or. Carl
eoparbs DeranlaBt babe, ipel9sr I'M
l.sten Wdr5 in Rem gort utter bsr
Sei9uloigung, Jrau StraHg,ncE tine
9anbtaide NIT Juipelen i'm gDert5e
Don $35, 900 unb $500 in gslo ses
iioblen su baben. in 2lntIagesuitauo
Derfebt porDen mar. Bon osr poIis
sci in Detroit ipurbe bic Radri9t Don
Der @srbaftuus beitdtist.
Sur 3eit bes 9iebitabls bate 5rau
SStrdngmau Der yolbei in gtep yft
gdast. bab Gbibarbs iis auf einsr
entaufstour beslsitet babe, aber uns
ieripess init Der 6onotafGe Der,
i4nunben lei. Seitber mar bic Jrau
bon Siabt su Gtabt sereiii, obu. bic
Yerbaftung bon gbtparbs btranldHen
gu tOnnsn, biz iie am Dieniias in ers
fahruns brd1te. bab er ii9 IN 2strrit
aufhaIte uHb bann teIegrapbilf itis
ersielte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
Der apnsreb BON Gotta
Nica
Sot ben Abbru4 Der oiplOmatii4en
gesisbuu5eu su 9euti9iaao
enooIiirt.

can Jofs Goita Rita, 26.
Sept. Mm utittipo9 iDurpe eine ae-
meIni4aftll4e SiBuns bss aong,eis
les abgebaIi;n. um ben Don Dtr Rssies
ruHg in Der Iebtsn Wo6e 5eiptrtitsls
Iigten abbruG Der bipIomatii4en Ye,
5lebungsn 5u Deuti9iano su oistnti'
rsn. Der Sibung lpobHten "a Der As
Ibseorbneten bel. Rur iieben proi..
itirien eseeH bic 5dnolungspeiie lr
Rssieruns. Dieielben eriffsn hen
Staatsietretdr Cara heftig an unb bss
i1ulDigien ibn, britenfreunblid Su
ian. Der 5ubrtr bider Gattiou tit
Jernanoe5 Gusl, friiber yeDnttslr
bts Impartial. siiisr Dsuti4en 3eis
tuHs, bic DOT aur5em Don Der Resi:s
rnng untsrbriidt iporoen mar.
general Su9omIinon
f9ulbis befuhben.
ct petHsfurg, 26. Sept. -
genfrnl Suhomlinop, Der friibers
RriegsHiniiier, murbe i'm Rittpotb
oss 9onDerratbs, bes gertrdiiensmlBs
brauds unb bes getrues f9uIbig be-
iuHbsn unb su IebenslGneiifer
3fpnnssarbtit bsrurfbeiIt. Wiabamt
Su@ouitnoD smstbe freissiprO8en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
Ser Grfldrnng bes6riegss
fefretdrs 5miclge
Sit trct Der Mobiliiirims BON es7.
900 Wsanm fir bic yiaiionaL
alrmce
Gin beoeiltenber gusfall an Wiann'
idlaiten 5u perseid,nen
Ia elm sbca oieies acntinsent sur
Ia elm sbciI oieies acmtinsent 5u'
alusfi.uung Der eudeR
ii. ben Gibiiionen Der getionalsaro'
berangc3ogen perOen .nliiic.

%oihington. 8. g., 26. Sepf.
gs imterIicst feiaem 3iucifei mebr.
bad radSem COS erite atntiiIgcnt De-
g1ational.a .armce, 687 600 W'onn, mo.
biIiiirt 1T, elm grober a:sIdil an
n9arner1 ,u rcr,eihnen iein miro.
Sieb3chn 9ipiliouen Ser Rationni'
qarOc miiiien ianrnt mebrercn ipe5iel'
len Ticnitypeigen, ipclde 1iis oie'sr
GucGe or1aniijrt nnreen, aif ariegs-
i.srfc gebrodt rperren, 10 oab Die sln'
sohl Der In ben Gantonnements per'
tlcibcnSen R1nncr idJiperlih binrei.
den ipiro, Ole iedDebn 9tpiiionen Der
9,dtionalarInee 5ii roller Stlrte ~
crg1niiiren Sb MN inboliltnHotg.
gipiiionen ee5iloet ODER ioeitere Dian.
rer einec,oeen peroen iruroe nids
snaebeiitet.
Ter gcfrctdr @nfer iagte. boi, Sc.
finiiipe 3ahien in 9e5ug anf Die Tn'
-ahl Der @irner Der Rationalnrniee,
ipeIde in bic Rat;ouaIgarte transfc'
rirl fper6en miiBten. nod rift 5il-
g'erfiIgiua itunSen.
Tie admpiitGrfe Der neuen 9iuiiio.
nen 1T iett nlf 81 800 aRann ieitge.
i,rt sllf bieser 9.niis rpiiroeu he II
9iuiiion,n Der Electromagnetic elm,
Griommtitdrfe bon 437. 800 Wsann
erge5cn.
Tie 9tationaIgnroe braGHe eiic Sc.
iuntmt,ahI BON nid,t mebr als 300.
900 Marn IN ben gnnoesoienit, pIel.
Icift nof ipeniger. eS miro tesbnlb
ipeniaitens 1877 900 Warn Der ysn.
tirnaIarmee erforoern, nm bic Sii.
den in Scr Electromagnetic mlssufiiI.
len. @eitere 100000 Wann ser Ra.
tiollnI.slrnre iperoen benz 5Iieaer.
Aicrit 5ugeip;eien fperten unb geipiB
es,cniobieIe anbereu ipesicllen Iien.
fen. 9as tpiiroe nitlt mehr als 25o.-
)00 .Rnrn librie Iaiien, nm Sie iet,-
sclH Tipifisnen Der Intional .grmceI
5n forlniren. ipelhe eine ariegsItdrfel
ron 43s.0na Rnnn babsn ioIIten.
Ter gefrstdr gafer iuies am plitt.
mod ailf etIifc Der Gdpierigteiten
bin, ipelte Der Reoreaniiirnng Scr
IntionnIearbe fir ariegs5pede ac.
Ncniiberitchen. wdhreno Der Sedsc5n
Gioiiionen.plnu, Dem ourfys Die Sr.
caniiirung Der eHeeenbosen" .Gip:.
iicn cine H. beigciii1t pnr0e. cin al.
ter III. uutbe tie gan5e 3uiammcn.
istnng Der Gioiiionen sc1nfcrt. ssn.
!olge Der sfnnntme oes elropdiifen
R:gi,neiits. ino slcnipoanic-5inu.
earo, mubis jebes aegimeni ser gsa.
tionalaaroe, iueIdcs in cine 1iriiion
ringereifi irerSen ioIlte, rerarokertI
iucrher. geitberige 9esimcrter uno
sheile bon Renimcntern ipursen Der.
einiat, I'm Regimenter BON 3,6ODI
Rann gu Ii.fern. irie iie Jest ge.
riinift tperoen. !,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
genmtor ga ssullette
Aessn fsiner 5ffentIi6en
2leuBruneen
Bon elmer 9erInmmluns Der Ratio.
nalen Siherheits aisn
IN gaicaso
Bitter tritifirt unb als elm Wann
be3ei4net,
Delder midi piirbis iei, IObals ame4
ritaniidbe 8iirser gu pers
tresen.

GhicGeo, 26. Sept. = Nm
Ulittpod 46enb frurbe in Der Roos
ieDelt Weriammlung Der Rationolen
Siherbeits 2iga. in tDsl6er Der
Sberit RDofeDelt i'm Stod Yarbs
pnpiIon 5u elmer 3ub0rerf9aft
iprn9, pelde ii6 aus 9srtretern al
lsr Rationen 5ufammenieste, cine Res
folution nugsnommen, m nel9er Der
9unbesfenator Ga Gollttts DON Miss
ecnfin als sin untreuer unb unlopaler
9samter be5ei6net pirO, Der nt9t
pirbis lei, lonnle 8iirget bon Ameris
ia 5u perireten.
Senator Ga Jon.tte iplrbe baupts
id6lib Degen isin:r tiirsli4eu
&eubsruneen in 81. goul tritifirt.
Sn Der RsIpIution beibt .s, baB feine
2teuBsrungsn 9eutIhlanb b04fi biens
li6 eefpeien ieien. Der @dbrbeit tOis
tsrTpre6enb babe Ga s5olette erf1drt,
tns .unIers Beitnperbs bic iei oab
bic b.utIGe Resierrns iih IN unIer
Rs6t einsemiidt sabe, auf bobcr Gee
nls paiiasisre auF brttiiden gtunis
ticnsI6tffen sr fahren".
ct oenunsirte Sos geTebltde Re9t
REG Ronarsfes, finouJielle Maba
regeln fir bic Iiibring beg ariegss
su treffen, unb perbdinmte Die abmts
niifration, neil bieie jens Wabregeln
gebi1iet babe.
.9ieIe Rebs bes Senators Ga Sols
lstte batts ben, 3iped, i.n,, pelhe iis
mitanb6rt.n uub ioffe, tDeldbe lie lea
Zen, su ninber lordfen 8iirgrn 81
MAIDEN. an MGnuern, bic tpeniger sea
nsigt fem fOllen, ibre gfli6ten gu ers
fiIlen unb bnsegen mebr seneigt, bic
.tfolsrei9e Giibruns bss Rrieses gu
binberu.
Die 8erfammlung lohdler Biirgsr
b.r Ser. Gtaaten, tpelte nlle Gles
mtnte bes aroben Shdnel5tiegels ame>
rituniften Biirserthums reprGienti'
rem, perbammt besbdfb bi. 6ffentlt8eu
bes Genntors Ga Gols
letie aesen bic Resierung unb bic ensr'
aiffs 'siitrung biefes 2rigS uub i9n
felbIf dfs sin.n ireuIofen un6 rHloha'
len geamt,n, ipeIGer itidt ldnser Mir
big In, IoraI. Biirser bon amertta gu
tertreten1.
@ me meme amerifaniide d. eI
Prin5eifin-
sfom, &c. Septeutter. Gie 8er'
mcBhma bes $er3oes bon Cpcrto, Ell.
neg 9ruoers 6es beritcrbenen aoni9sI
aGrI BON Portugal, INIT Grnit Fbtlip
BON Brlteryburg, eirer rei9en amerts
fmliiden gittpe. fnn6 om Mlitttueh
TN Der bieiiaen arlerifanii6en Wtetbo.
6,itentirde itatt. Ger Sefretnr Ser
amerifaniiden 9otit,oit, @iniam z
9an ReniieIaer irn6 Der nnlerifaniiteI
@iIlis G. Rrffner fltagir.
ten aIs 8eigen.
Der Ssrog bon Oporto lit 52
sobre oft.
5rnu Ban @olfertbiirg mar m
EEabre 1906 bon brem eritcn @atteu,
leo @gnap BON Chicago, geihieoen
porSen un6 betratbete i'm ielhen
Sabre ben 76 Sabre alten @iIIicin
sons Chapman, ipelder aber IN 1907
iarb un5 ibr 100000 birtteriicb.
I'm Sabre 1911 fpurbe iie re @attin
on Hilip Bon @oIfenbnrg, pon Dem
ie aber in 1914 ipegcn gerlaiiens ge.
fieoen ipurbe. Seitber batte fie oi,
Eeiite 9eit i'm guslan6 siige5rabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
Cine Spbnsiilage BON 25
pro3ent

Wclansen grubsnurbeitsr in SITiiois,
JnSiana. Sbio urb i'm tptItlidsn
psnniplUanisn.
ID Wafbington 26. Sept. Nm
Wifttpot abab btfanben ii4 IN ben
ednbsn zines semeinitdfiliden nns
terfommittees Don Grubenarbeitsrn
nho Grubsnbeiibsrn Gorbsrunssn bon
Grnbenarbsitgn IN STIinois, Jnbiana,
Ohic unb BEN ipeftIiden pennipIpas
MEN, ipeIts cine gobnsrbobung DON
25 prc5ent btonfprn@eu; unb ba bic
Grubtnbefiber bic 0orberuno reripeis
serten. tpirb tpobrf9eirIih Or. 8. VI.
gorfitlb, Der rationale aohlsns2lbmis
niitrdtor, 3u ben llntntnnbIunssn
binviekacstH pszs<t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
S.rpiidOrens aanfts.

Ser oImd4tiqe Gor3- - @merltdnI'
ide &on5urnnie. - Son allen 9ra'
8ien oefiiBt. - gtdffinemert uno
ntdofcnbnfte @rosie. - @Dantalie'
uro 5ar6enRaiIi4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-27
StoBfeuf5er bes Seremtas
SientdnbI.

rMeine 2tlts 1T ME Elm perborbener
Weder. Dos 9ebsDer. bdpert Thon,
ober bos S4Ios=@srt ift nod sat.
iebr gatl-
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funrsn aus 8ettiihsrn unb Gfeibern
GirobmGnner semn6t norben, benen,
I'm BE s5igursu OsIto notiirlifer gu
geifnlfen, 6oor 8inbel Don ben
W2atrnben o1rfdeitiifpt porben iparen.
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SranereieH.

2be SabGrian BrsptHe Gom5-
gootuGton. M.
be Z Brsm ma z o.. LBS ON Ulrs
Wider gbenne.
q at mouni Brsntne Co., g8eifiDoob
Goeuue cid Bun gtous gDeft 264
gaTbrtnns G:Od Co.. eheanIors Hffo
gbgGtI Eft.
19s Serareontt Breptna 90, 1900
6drrifon Wbe
1st SuOspo5I ersStHs 60. 40 on
UlcDN6en gbe.
1bs Gbrtittau woerIstn prentns
q o.. 2o19-2o2f Gin etrGbe
Ibe Moo onwf ersDina 9 o.. 2bo a9eit
Wcp7iden aoeuue.
1bs @tHbtf1. WrbIbenfsT Brem'
!ne, 30. CIon Sser). eiberto HHb Blum
etrnbe
4 bs @ettsrer BrsPtus Co., 2117
Central abemie
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Ye5iebunssn nit Deutfdlanb db3a5res
den. ebe fie 3eii BAT. fDeitere oeliti9e
| Totumente an prfifen.
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Seitinatenre nnb GugrDs @bisfep'
S6nbIer.

Bernbstm &srtHgsr 80. toe Ref
2fpetie Strube.
.. g.bor TO. ss Bin e.r sbons wectn
1beebaepeOb StniIItuaGo. siT-
4f9 glm etrnbe.
2be EIetf6 mann 60, BIiun Sirute.
Tbe gretberq IorEum 10. Offices
2f6-220 on SroHf etrnbe.
q al sretbera 2os IN eroni gtrose;
e. a col o grstbsrG l24-42s
mar grabauf 60. $3.50 waatn
wffT Greer fDtrtIIIrd 60 teor'esfboe
arb MIN greef Cabinet Sbisib) Gnrns Str.
1bs wlourtdin GittiIItra Gp. (St
ffiuers Brarb 10 Hhel 131 Geif s. ctr
Sbe Sueob e. 9fettet Qo.. 1915 9eif
Sirube. gbone Ee'' 27e.
a. serbbssSr GO, i23-i2s on Court
eISonsmae 9tniIItuaG TO-. sos 1rao
Z absrnior 9tntIItna q o.. q. %. "a
g. uItb Race Ctr
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
Urge Drying Potatoes
To Preserve Big Crop

That the problem OF devising means
OF handling Americas 1911 war crop
OF potatoes. 10 the best advantage
for producers and consumers alike,
can be solved only by team work be-
tween the Federal government and
the public, II the import OF a state
ment given out yesterday by Lou d.
Sweet. the Colorado Potato grower,
communicated a. potato expert for
the Food Administration
A production Of l52.0oo.00o bushels
has been forecasted. but there are
many factors which may upset these
figures.
The acreage planted. l,ss4, 900. IL
record one for America. but Il does
not follow that the yield will be in
creased proportionately.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
Bellboys Show Class
As Owners Of Farms
And Real Estate Men

rs there a place where can
put my car? And how are the
roads here? Can you speed up a
bit? I've heard that Saratoga
Springs 10 rather much OF
horse racing center.''
Mol This isn't well-to-co
weekender arriving at the famous
summer resort for a vacation.
It's just Joseph sproul. ex-beiI-
boy at the Hotel claridge, New
York, asking for a place as foot
man at the Casino there.
According to John J. Geerin, in
charge Of several hundred boys
at the McAipin and the ClarIdge,
the position of bellboy has become
almost profession. Many Of the
boys in New York hotels are
owners of real estate, have their
own farms, and are heads Of fam
flies.
The 2o-year-old applicant for
the Saratoga job was in earn
est, for several days later he drove
up to the entrance Of the Casino.
ready to take his job, in a big
1911 roadster.
You have TO humorj them"
said Hamilton P. Burney, mana
ger OF the hotel.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
Railroads Attain Speed
In Lumber Shipments

Increased facilities for the rapid
shipment Of lumber from Southern
forests to the army cantonment sites
and the shipbuilding yards Is one OF
the results Of q policy which has
been adopted by the Railroads War
Board. under which empty freight
cars are ordered to be promptly moved
from one railroad 10 another regard
less Of ownership.
Lumber for the cantonments is to be
supplied from the carolinas. Florida,
Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Arkansas. Thousands of extra cars
have been supplied to the lines operat-
ing In these States.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
PAY GHOST WALKS
At TRAINING CAMPS
Discrepancy Delays Pay of Troop A
but Others Get Salary.

Members Of the First Company OF
the Coast Artillery, temporarily sta
toned at their armory, go First
street. received their semi-annual pay
checks yesterday. The checks varied
in amount from $40 to $50 for privates,
while noncommissioned officers re-
ceIved pay in accordance with their
rank. This pay was for attendance
on drills for the past six months.
Hereafter the members OF the COM
pany will receive $50 q month as
United states soldiers.
The ghost" also walked" at Camp
Ordway for the members Of Troop A,
and as q result the troopers are rich
err by about $3.50. TO which they were
entitled as pay for work on the rifle
range at Congress Heights last
month. Troop A was not paid, as
there is some hitch in the matter of
how much they should receive.
Maj. Louis Wilson, disbursing Of
ficer Of the District, has asked the
War Department for a ruling, and
pending the handing down of a de-
cision Is holding the pay back. Mem
bers Of the Signal Corps also expect
to be paid within the next few days.
The members OF the First and Sec
ond companies Of the Coast Artillery,
except such a. are given liberty to
go home, are sleeping and eating at
the armory. As there are no tacIli-
ties for cooking at the armory, they
are having their meals sent to them
from q nearby lunchroom.
The Coast Artillery companies are
scheduled to board the government
boat Wakefield next Tuesday morn
ing for Fort Washington for training
with the big guns.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
BLINDED WAR HERO
GETS START IN LIFE
American Society Helps Hundred
Who Have Lost Sight in Battle.

~ MRS. n. vALEsTIE WEBSTER.
Secretary o. the Amsriear-B British
French Belgian Permanent Blind
Relief War FIND for soldiers and
sailorA Nov York
iLoudea Esy snatp, July 12.-It was
the nolss - the fowls that attracted
my kttsntior - btu. A clean-cut,
athlse.r, RooA locking chap. he stood
eneicsurS Via rake under his arm,
whistlana oAssruy.
''Ss pee" he announced finally, and
moved toward the gate. Stopping
tor q nscFnsnt to apply . match to the
tobGgSo. he opsnsd the gate. closed
q behind him c2rsf3lly-aod walked
right into ne where I had drawn
aside - Ise him pass. His action
has bean 50 sudden, 80 unexpected,
that I had pttsrsc llttls cry. half
OF astcnishment and half Of indlgna-
tion. before rsaiiEs6 from his con-
fusion ard outstretched hands that
he WaE blind
He recovered from his embsrrass-
nssnt en- the instant, as one accus-
toned 10 such encounters and smiled
pleasantly again as he apologized.
'Oh. you are Sergt. Tonlinson,"
! said.
Everybody. even visitors, in the vi
entity OF the BucEinghAmshi=e village
knew of Sergeant Major TomlinSon.
Tor he was the lion OF the country
side for miles around. The particular
exploit one Of many, which had won
for HIM the Victoria Cross was COM
moa history-his wife. who was proud
er Of him than anybody else, had
seen TO that. Tonlinson himself could
never be induced to talk OF II.
Il n Q matter OF record that his
battalion in the great push on the
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
COMPANY SUES DISTRICT.

The Dulany-Varnsy Company
filed suit yesterday in the District
Supreme Court against the District
Of Columbia to collect a balance Of
S1,475.60 alleged to be due for
equipment furnished to the Central
High School and the Dunbar High
School. The company states that
the contract price for these supplies
was 33.227.25 and on March . last
the District paid 3i,6S.s3 and de-
clined to pay the remainder.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
RAILROADS TO HELP
WAR.CRIPPLED men
Plan to Find Work for Former En-.
ployes on Return.

Employees Of the Ameriean rsilroadi
disabled by reason OF the war are
to be extended such practical assist
ance as will enable them 70 earn q
livelihood when they return 70 peace
ful pursuits. through a movement
fostered BY c. W. EgAn. general claim
agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. The work win be undertaken
by a committee Il which Mr.. Eean
IL one Of i've members representing
III American and Canadian rAilroad
systems
At a meeting recently Of the heads
OF railroad claims departments a com
mittee was appointed 20 provioe the
ways and means Of educating crippled
railroad employees. and providing them.
after they become efncient. with work
at or near the salary they would be
likely TO command had they not gone
20 war.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
ALLIED DANCE STARS
TOUR THIS COUNTRY
Belasco Theater. Washington. viii
See Presentation Soon.

Dance stars OF the allies who are
marooned on account of the war have
beer assembled by the entertainment
committee Of the American Ambulance
In Russia and are being sent on tour
OF the summer resorts. Newport, Mar
raganett Pier, Bar Harbor. New Lon
don, Lenox, Lake George, Saratoga
Springs, Piping Rock and Atlantic
City are included in the route. Col
umbia University Stadium. New York,
and the Belasco Theater. this city, are
TO receive presentations.
An unusual program has been ar
ranged and IL to include the best
known artists Of character and inter-
pretative work. Among them Is:
Roshanara, exponent OF the mysteries
OF the Far East; Rattan Dew. an Eng
lish woman who exploits the music
and folk songs Of India; Niche Itow,
impressionistic dancer OF Japan; Adolf
Bolm, premier OF the Russian Ballet;
Tulle Lindahi, a Copenhagen maid;
Zalmini, the Polish danseuse. and
Mary Eaton, the American. A Rus
sian Ballet and symphony orchestra
accompanies the tourists. The pro-
ceeds are for the American Ambulance
in Russia,
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
Youths Impersonate Officer.

Patrick o'Brien. better known as
kid o'Brien," son of a Georgetown
policeman, and Clayton Chambers
were arraigned in Police Court yes
terday morning on a charge OF i'm
personating a policeman. 1t is al
legged that the two men arrested"
a colored man on an assault charge
and obtained $40 from him after
promising to release him. Attorney
Robert !. Miller. who appeared for
the two men, will defend them
when the case Is called again next
week.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
New Farm Organization
Has | 500 900 Members

Announcement was made yester-
day of the organization of a Federal
Board OF Farm Organizations, repre-
senting associations with total men,
bership OF more than a million and q
half farmers. The objects Of the
board are to coordinate the farmers
Chords with those OF the nation. and
give farmers greater influence in
national affairs, National headquar-
ters viii be opened here.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
Arts Club Extends Privileges.

At a recent meeting OF the board
Of governors Of the Arts Club IL
was decided to issue cards grant
ing the privileges of the club for a
period of six months TO persons
who have come to Washington In
connection with government war
service.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply

portant subject II tells how TO keep
the blood strong and free from the
many impurities to which It is con-
stantiy subject.
II gives the history Of S. s s. the
worlds most successful blood remedy,
which has been sold for more than
nifty years by druggists everywhere.
This book will be sent free TO all who
write to Swift SPECIFIC Co. Dept. K-ss,
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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somns. having been reduced to q
scant company by machine-gun nest
In Devils Wood. had finally cleared
Il out with q bayonet charge only
to md that in the ebb and fiow OF
the battle they had been cut on. Not
commissioned officer had been left,
and Tomlinson. rallying the SURVIVE
ors. many OF whom were wounded,
had held out for seven days against
terrible odds and exhaustion from lack
OF food and water. and taken fear
fnl toll of the enemy.
Tomlinson had been wounded in the
head BY a sniper's bullet which had
cut the optic nerve OF the right eve
and the other eye had become af-
fected in sympathy.
I told him that 1 belonged to the
A. B. +. B. Permanent Blind Relief
War Fund and won his interest in
continently.
do you, thought BY Jove. that's
nne!" he said warmly. your Amer
lean people are splendid and have
often wished that could thank some
body for what your society has done
for me-for US. was one OF those
who benefited from the $1,000 your
fund sent to help the work OF the
British section. They told US about
1t at the home. And IL your Amer
leans who gave 80 generously could
only see what they have done for
our blinded Tommies they would feel
happy to the end of their days, as
hope they will in any case. God
bless them. whoever they are and
wherever they may be.
How He Was Started.
"I married a girl of this place whom
had been counting before the war
and here I am, poultry farmer and
doing fairly we'll. They taught me
how to do It at the home and your
American money helped to set me up.
Aside from raising the poultry, which
naturally doesn't occupy all my time,
I make a little money mending shoes,
something else they taught me at the
home.
There are an awful number Of men
blinded In this war;" he said. Now
that America, thank God, is taking
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her place In the firing line you win
have many Of your poor fellows on
your hands in the same pickle / was
In and your A. B. r. B. win have
all Its work cut out"
He babe me CHEEKY good evening
and started on with the assured tread
OF one who knew his way perfectly.
using his rake as q stan.
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IRISH M. P. SUSPENDED.

London, July T.-Ths Irish hide
pendent Nationalist member. Law
renee Ginnell. was today suspended
from his sitting as a member OF Par
lament and forcibly elected from
the House because OF q disturbance
which he raised.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-28
Your Ignorance May Starde You.

Few people know of the many
functions of the blood supply. and
just how important It IL that It be
kept absolutely free from all impuri-
ties. The health Of the entire body
depends upon the condition Of the
blood. You are invited to write and
obtain a booklet that gives you some
invaluable information on this i'm