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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
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= Der 5drbige Sdmes grelotp Gns
SdtesDile, 9lla., purbe seitern futs
nd4 fetner antunft in Der Stabt Don
3fpei HailegnoheH nit bem alien Grid
pom sefunoenen Portemonnate I'm
teine 8aari6aft I'M 9etrage Don $4S
begdunert.
= Jruu 6. Mepers, BON g1o. 1916
groobDdb, melSete aeftern Der poli>
sci, bdB ibr pdbrenb bes Ra9mittdgs,
uls tie an Der Deft iSiinften Strdbe
tor einem Sfuufenfter itonb, Elm Sus
i3enbie6 bic 9arbtafbe 5ffnete uno
aug berIelben elm portsmonnaie NIT
$40 entfpenttte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Die llnterieeb uots 0efabr.
mas Sir Grit 9ebbes, Der
brItii DE WariHeminis

per, barber agt.
Qcnbon, 16. Rob. Sir eric gsbs
nss, Der sriie 2Orb Der aomiroIitdt,
lnste am 5rsitas i'm llnterbaus. cine
t5iigli9e sJras. 6tantrOrtsnb:
Der siinitiss geri6i Der Dorissn
Do9r ii6er bas 8erisnten bpn britis
iasn Gdiffeu bur9 fetnOlide llntsr'
;.eboote unb bi. in Der 9bat perbdlts
nibmGbig siinitissn Beri9te Der beis
Ten lsbtsn Wonats oiirfen ni4t als
geipsis bafiir aufsefdbl perOen, bnB
rie llnterfeebootsefnbr elm Ding ber
gersansenheit OOer trfOIsrsi4 be-
tdmpf iit.
Sii eric mics 1uf 1ie fiir3li9 BON
i6m IN llnterbaus seslItene Rebe bin,
in Der sr Iasie, bab Der aampf bes
Jeinoes segeH ben britii9tu 9dnbel
aufse6aIten, absr ni9t uutsrbriidt
ipOrbsn lei; bab bic DsutI4sn msbr
llnteriesboots bnuten, ols bic 8ritsn
3erft0rtsn, bab sr absr tsi berbeisrten
yaetbobsn buffe, bab ss eDentuea ses
lingeu perbs, bisIe 9efabr 3u iibers
lommen. CT erinnerie aud baran. bnB
er geiast. baB msbr 5Onnase Der 6dns
beIsmariHe ssrit0rt, ais nsu ionitruirt
peros.
sd iebe in benz, mas fi5 in5ipi,
f6en ereignet bat, ober in bem siinitis
gen geridt Der lsBten Do9s i9ts,
mos in irsenb elmer Deifs bas, mas
icb 70 bsutli9 als m0gli9 ssiast, in
irseub elmer W.ife mObifi3irsn t0nns
te.- Gr fpieberboIte, bab ss in ben
S6iffabaub0fen on Rdnnsrn unb
Srausn fsbIe, unb ba5 ale arbeiter,
bic BON unn6tbiger arbeit seipart
werb,n t5nnsn, ben S9iffsbaub0fen
susepsnbet perben ioIIten, ba bies eis
nsn tirelien ginfluB auf bic erfolss
reid: geenbisuns bes Rrissss baben
Diirbe. sd erIu6e bns 5aus. tDesM
Der guten ober f5le9ten Ra5ri4tsn
,'ner Dofe DSsr eiuss Wonats bes
ireffs Der @erieutupscn ipeber gu iu,
IiIirsa. mod nisberssIdlossu su isin.4
!nste Cir grie.
~Di. bsftdnbise 46nabme Der Der.
fentungsn felt apriI 5sipeiii, bab mir
fir ben 4ussnbIid bic llnterIetboote
damcbIi3 beulsiffern. Der llmianb,
tob mir mebr S4iffe bausn, bebeutst,
boB mir ben bonn SeinS angeri1teten
S4aben allmdblib aussIei9eu. Jd5
trieberboIe, bob uniere Martns Tlas
iHinenpertifdtten unb uuiere S9iffs.
faubSfs mebr probusirsn miHsn.
True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November l6,
1917, as required BY the Act of Ucto-
Der 9th, lsl7.
Die nnabbdngigen gpsias
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Die nnabbdngigen gpsia.
liften iim Neid)stag
gerlGngen bab bas Griebensanerbie.
tan 2enine's IN eripdgiing
ge5ogen perbe.

2onbon t6. geobenrber. Die I'M,
+abbangigen SoBioIiften I'M 6eiitider
Reidstaa babeu ben prGii6erten er.
iifIt. baB Der Reihstag su elmer 70,
fortigen Sisiing eiriberiifen per6er
ioIIte, Inn oos Sriebensunerbieten Dor
StifoIai 9enine, Dem Siibrer Der rli,
iiiben golideipifi, In @rtpdgiing sr
5ieben, iuie Der Central gteips bon ID,
rem aorreiponSeitten tn arniaroair
telegrapbirt miro.
Gie iffinbbdngigen So3ialiitel bas
ben auh bnrirm eriuft, 6ab Der
TeiGstng iif NIT Der neuen Gage Der
0inge. iniotpeit Glirlnno. 2itouen
imb 9oIen IN 9etraht toHrnen, be-
ifdftise.
True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on November 10
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo-
b~r 9th, 1917.
4IIe 4rbeit In TinuIanb
einsefteIIt..
2onb oil, 16. nppeutber. - Der
eutersaorreiponbsnt HI Gto6bolm
baf Rafridten aus Sopas
rnnbo sufclee i6mmili4e arbtit IN
gang 5innlnnb einaefie[It ipurbs, uno
DaB ipeber 3iise obseben nod Dope,
fden bef0rbert peroen.
True translation filed with the Post
master. at Cincinnati on November 10,
1917. as required by the Act Of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Ees popifss Nutter unb
9 6nefter nod BoIoes
na,gefIoben.
gi o m, 16. gsppenber.-Die Rrts
ter unb bic SHlpefter bes gapftes
p.l5t fidb IN 9rspifo beTons
zen, tabeu lid aus 5ur4t Dor Der
oeutf4.5fersi&ff4sn Snpaiion na9
eoiosna bsgfbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Igs}:x;sR 4
s5I5 IA IN

tiene SnrbsnbIinbbeit. Dem total
Garberblinben eri6eint bic it0ute
IonuenbeitrabIte 2au0I4nft srau IN
grau. gr iie6t fie, ME lie uns aut
Der pbotOgrapbiiden 9latte eritetnt.
Daneten Trb bic partieq Snrsen'
6linben gu erpdbrsn, ou6 pobl 5ar'
benOerpe9sler gennunt. Die Statt'
Itit Seigt, baB bret b. 8. aler MANN
li6en unb Elm @ierteI b. 8. auer
ipei6Ii4en perIonen gu ben &otRs
8riinoerfpe9slern geh0ren. Diele
iyarbenperpe9sler ertenuen bos Usits
telitid bes Spettrums 5temIt4 gut.
Oagegeu sri6etnt linen oas r1tae
ober blaue @nbe 0es SpettrumB Dera
tiir5t. BORT 1T nur Elm Selligte!ts'
einbrud Oprbanoeu, ober ni4t mene
Der Gtnbrut elmer beitimmten 5arbe.
Die Grtldrung fir Die totaIe 5ars
benblinObeit 1T nutiirli9 iebr eintncb
un6 bat au6 anotOmiIbe 8eitGtigung
sefunben. Die total Sar6enbliuocn
beIiben gar tein 3dpf4eu, in0 ein5ig
unb nnein auf ibren Stdbaeuappdgdt
anoetpieieu. Cine biinoige @rtlarnag
fir bic 5arbeuperpe6sler ptrb man
erit eeben t0unen, tpenn sinDonbtret
na49epteien piro, auF peIde arto;nn
oie 3Gpf6en iiberbaupt bas peri4ie'
benfarbige 2i6t berf9ieben uufTahen-
Sie anatomii6e llnteriu4uns bat ms
ter onOerm ge3eigt, baB Die 3dpt4en
uuf Der 0ebbaut Der Sallbe unb oas
SpsrIings nit SeltiigeI4en BON ber'
I9iebenen Sarben, roth, grim uao
blau, beIest iinb, Die oielleidt ols fnr'
neutrality-suspicious. Orgnne auf5urai-
len fnb. Sci benz segenpGrti9cn
Stanb unferes @ifens perbient -~je1
benfaas bic Sppotbefe bes betannten
Breslauer pbpTiterg profefor 2um'
mer beIpnbere 8ea6tung. 0anod iino
BEL ben Sdrbenperpe6slern nint rs
ma gu gu penig 3dpfhen, fonbern gus
piel StGb6en porbarDen. IS lit oet
ibnen ni6t nur bic 9eripberie nit
StGbden beIebt, ion6ern aud Der
sentrnle She'll Der g}ebbout, auf olm
Die Rormaffi9tigeu ousf4IIst!ib
3dpf8en beIiBen. Desbolb finost bel
linen aud beim biretten, Yturfftrter'
ten Seben in boGIem 2ift Elm itdupi'
qer Wettitreit 8ptI9sn StGbden ano
3Gpf6en ftatt. gIebsn ben 5arb2n'
etnbriiden Der 3dpfdeh tperosn ltln'
big aub bic Farbig ridt biffereuiisrs
ten Gtnbriide Ser StGbhen nab rem
gebirn gsleiet, uro 70 sntItebt isne
fir oen HormnIIi6tigen 10 unbegreit'
liae unIi4er9eit Sptiden Rotb uno
@riin.
Die unterIubunger Der Iebter Sab'
re buben unIere AenntniiTe Der gor'
gauge beim Se6en ieOenfans nm ein
qutes Stiit gef6rbert. Splte ii1
seigeu, boB bic farbiger OeltllgsIu
auf ben 3Gpf6en pirtIi6 bic littoit'
ifereu8isrenben Greuue IinO, 70 bdtt,n
mir aud bier tpieber cine tpuuoerbnre
Q(nalpgis alpiIden Dem lebenoigeu pps
tiffen glpporot II. Der farbenempfinos
li6cn p6Otograpbiifsn 2umieres9siat'
te. SSreili6 bepegeu itd ole ois'e
SgurIbungen beute tuiner nod in Der
pin3igen unb sortsn Resbauti6la.,
@nns unerForI6t 1T uo6 Der tpettars
Q1eo non Der IeBbaut ourd ben 5sp'
nerpen u3m @ehirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
DIE NorfOegtr N olltn bic
beutf4s g 4iffGbrt uHb
ben btutf6eH sam
hel boncottsu
bel b peot item.

gbrtfiaHia, 16. Rc0. - 0te
o9ibsns 2esn- fagen, buB bic QOrs
ipesilae S9lffabrts 2lhcciatiOu sis
nsn 9eI9lub aHsenommsn pabe, in
bem Elm DoIlftdnoiger 9oBtott gsS2n
OeutialaHb, bic beuti6e Saiffabrt,
ben bsuti8en 5an6sl unO bic OeutiacH
Biirger IN Rcrlpegsn srtIdrt tpiro. Ter
prditoent Der ahoeiatipn lasts, onb
ipenn beuti9s Sdiffe teine 2ubuns 6ss
toHmen ober ibrs 2obungsn 1l yiors
ipegsn ni4t l6I9en t0nnt.n. bus 2tn2s
fubrpsrbot auIgsbp6eu psr6sn t0nne,
unb bab penn ben beutitsn giirssr:l
Rabrungsmittel Dtrtpeigert tpiirDeB
Iie balb bas 2anb Oerlafsn tpiiroeH.
Sas 2ebsn nortpegiidsr SseIeute lpiirs
be bann ni9t mebr ben iesigen Ge'
fabren ausgefebt iperben.
2le6nli6e Beidiiifs trurbeH IN
onbsren uOrfpegiIden Stdbten ange'
Hommen.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 10,
1917, as required by the Act OF Oeto-
her 9Th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

squnntum. NIT bsr sfrbeit iDisosr te'
ginnen.
dbeeifiirst.
Riami. aloribo. 16. Tpo. =
Games 9. Jnrman pbn NeiD Yorf.
Elm s36gling Der Marine JlugItdtion.
purbe am Greitog beim abiturs ist'
nss gDaHer GIus5euges tDahri4sIn'
lid t6btli6 perleBt. er bate in ei|
nsr 5obe pon 500 5uB bic aontroIls
iiber feline Waihine Derloren, ne
bnnn in bic 9istapne Bal itiir5ts.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November lG,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9TH, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Streifs fir bssnbist
erfIdrt.

BpFon, 16. RoD. Gtr.ils.
peldx bic aoniiruttipn pidtieer Re.
gisrunes alnlasen in bieier 9nns
barf4ofi pdbrsnb Der Isbten ponr
Mrden ssbinbsrt bntttu. ipurben ON
Sreitag abenb pom Building Sraoes
Council oils besnbist erildrt. Die
Wdnner ptrben am Samifns IN
idmutIi&en QnIaeen. nit ausnahms
sss seooQ.D 900 4iiisbonbufes b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
10000 Mann lpbale
Irmppen
Sm arsml gu WcstGu ange6Ii4 Dor
1900 8oH6etpiti beLossrt.

ct petersbrrg, 0onnsritag.
IS. stooembsr. s iihr Ratrutttass.-
Siebentouienb Wfilitdrtdoetteu uno
br.itorfetb Ttdnn Srippen tperben
i'm areml BON 1900 Bolftapiti Be-
luaert, bic bi, oIten Wsdusrn unb 9e'
hGube NIT fttper.r artiaeri. bei4aes
Sen, mi. aus gut unterridtetsr 0nsle
GIN Ra9mtttns beri4tet wirbe.
True TRANSLATION fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON November Is
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1877.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
Discount GO,ubrap
geTisnirt als prdiiOsnt Der abthsilrng
fir 2lDiatit i'm britiiGsn
arisgsminiitsrium.

2onbon, 16. QOO. = 8istOunt
eOpbraD, ber prdiibent Der 46tbt;s
lung fir 2lpiatit i'm arisgsmiuIi.;,
rum, BAT ais Jclge Oes 9rlsIss, Den
2Orb gtOrtbcliiie an ben prsmier &iogo
@eorge gsj9rieben. reiignirt.
discount eoiubrab prOtsitirte in Isis
mem S9rsiben an ben gIremier, in BEN
CT feline RdisnatiOn oHtiinbigts, eas
sesen, oab er bur4 bic 8er0fisntlis
Dung DON Rorfbcliffes grsf IN DIR
qreifs gum erften Nul gla4ri4t bupon
erbaltsn babe. bnb Der Prsmter cine
yerdnoerung I'M SriegsmiHiiterlum
ipiini9e. Biscount GOpOrap fiiste
binsu, sr bOffs, bab ieins aefignctIpn
70 balb als mosIi4 ungenommeH
iperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17
sins 3ufammentunft bsI
bret ftauSinaDii4sH
G5nigs

a3peR5asen 15. ROD. gin.r
9ntiiubisuns sufoISs tperben bic a6'
aige bon OGnsmdrt unb S9peoeu
len aSnis Saaton Don Rortpesea ON
%. gaDpember in g6riIiiania befu4eH.
sSbre reip. Riniitsr uns Winiitsr bes
4suBeren tpsrbsu lie begleiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-17

True translation filed with ><he Post
master at Cincinnati on November I6,
1917, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
ONE CENT A WORD
TOR SALE

RATES--One cent a word c day, m ad. taken for less than 23c for first inecr. ti0R. Cash p.ust acrpmpnnv aFdeR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

iU00 ACRES in the graphite district, fee simple, at s an acre. Ingram Land Co, Empire Bldg. l-W-2t FOR SALE-5 acres at Gulfport. Miss, for cash or terms; a bargain. Mrs F. l.. Sharill, 132 Commerce st., Boyles
 Ala l-zJ-2t FOR SALE CHEAP-Light, new 8-col-
 umn black hearse, harness and un-
 dertakers equipment. Box 222, OK
 ford, Miss. 1-1O-l4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
$6O0O

CHEWING gum for vendors; don't use cheap gum in your machines when chicle gum sells for same price; increase in sales guaranteed; send for prices and samples. Chic-Mint Gum Co.,, Will mington, Del. 1-19-30t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Indian Motorcycle. in good condition, with side car: will trade for Ford truck; let us know what you have to offer. Pure Food Grocery Co.,, 102 N. 22d st, Main 3009. 1-19-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
.ONE CENT A WORD

| HATEs-One cent a word dnys no aa. fnlSen for less than 25c for first inser-
 lion. Cnsh nlust nceonnnMy order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE-Nice diamond, nearly one carat, with violet tint, price only SIPS.
 This is beauty for the price. Tiffany
 style. Call Main S063. 1-12-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

FARM AND IlMDEN LttNDc  WANTED-To hear from owner of good farm for sale; send description and price. Northwestern Business Agency, Minneapolis Minn. l-l4-l0t-su VALUABLE river plantation, can be made to pay 10 per cent on $50 per acre under high state of improvement; l7O4 acres: price between now and Feb. l, $l2.5Q per acre; half cash, balance per cent J. w. Miller Inquire Room 20s Realty Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE or exchange, valuablef 200 or 66S-acre, rich loam farm fine sub urban residence; Highland apart ment property; tenant property. lm- proved farm or city residence con- sidered. Phone Main 5516 Room q, 114h N. 21st st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
0NE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent word a dayI no aa. taken for less than 25c for first inseP- tion. Cash must a~compHny OrdeH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

AUTO OWNERS-Why pay S9 or Sl0 for a 30x3N Ntire when you can get our double treads for $5 complete? Other sizes sold accordingly; 34xi, 80; 3SxS1a. $7; 36x41a. SIP. Free service to our patrons
 Phone Main sos. Blacklock-Posner Tire Renair Go. 1-21-tf-thu-su-ru
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

RATES--One cent a word days no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inaeF- ton. Cash must accOs.sany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

FORD roadster for the first s16o; good tires; paint and rear sys- tenn is all new; one bargain. Call Nab son hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Maxw roadster, 1914 model; good condition; will assume small incumbrance if bargain or pay difference in cash. have good car and looking for a good trade. Ad- dress V-57, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
FOR SALE

One 50-ton Rome locomotive, One S-ton Porter saddle tank dinkey, 36- inch gauge One Bucyrus steam shovel complete, Three 40 h. D. locomotive type fire box
 boilers. Two 20 h. D. upright boilers, One h. D. upright boiler, One hoisting engine complete. on wheels with boiler Two l0x12x1O Platt air compressors, com
 pete. One Wilkes hot water heater, One Snow duplex pump, 500 4-nch second hand boiler flues, first class condition. One 50-ton Baldwin locomotive, One 20-ton Baldwin standard gauge din- key, One 15-ton Baldwin standard gauge din- key.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-21
.ONE CENT A WORD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RATES-One cent s word n dnys no ad.
 taken for iesS than 25c for first inser- flon. Gash must accompnnx orde1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
Is
.FROWNEDON
BY TOURISTS
Modern Way Is to "Travel
Light" When Seeing the
Country by Means of the
Motor Car.

Motorists nowadays travel Light
1t is the way and a sensible one TO
escape the discomforts Of handling
large mounts Of baggage on the road.
The number of cars met enroute that
are encountered with large mounts of
baggage are so rare as to attract at
tention.
Not so many years ago. father, moth
er, all of the children and all other oc-
cupants of big touring cars each car
ried a grip. These were strapped to the
running board. on luggage carriers at
the back and piled in the front Of the
tonneau to the discomfort Of its occu-
pants. On almost any tour wrestling
with baggage was one of the leading
features. of the journey. Cars stop
ping at hotels unloaded TO a h~alf-dozeu
belIboys. who carted the luggage into
the hotels and piled It ID. Moving a
touring party into the stopping place
was a scene for the people of'any city.
Fad Unnecessary Baggage.
Much OF the matter carried need not
have been taken at all. Most people
moved on automobile tips under the
general plan hat they might never re-
turn to their original habitat. 1t may
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
WAR NEWS MAILED BY
UNITED PRESS MEN
TO THE UNITED STATES

period that included violent attacks
by the Germans with ensuing influx
and rehux.
To reach our front lines we must
cross the hrst and second lines Of the
famous H~indenburg position. all OF
which In his locality has been cap
tured by us. Our artillery has com
p~letely demolished every bomb-proof
n shelter OF the original Hindenburg
line. and for us it is a question OF
sleeping nder the open sky and glim-
mering stars
our officers go forward TO recon
hotter the ground. AS the officers
talk together a Boche marmite falls.
a lieutenant is killed and another
wounded. A little farther along. a
rife grenade mortally wounds another
officer.
" take possession OF our sector
and work hard 20 render 1t impreg-
nable to a surprise attack. The Boches
are only so yards away. AT $3.50 in the
morning they attack.
From our front line we can see
their infantry. They are SO close to
their own barrage that at one moment
they are obliged to fall back to keep
from being mastered by their own
shells.
we have order to die on the spot
before abandoning our line. A hand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
By n WOOD.
tied Press stan COrrespondent.)

Omitted Press stan COrrespOndent.l
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES OK
THE AIsNE. July IS (by maiI)-"Le
Chemin des Danes the historic
Ladies Road" IS no longer a place
for ladies'.
1t is only a place for n-m who
know how to fight and die. The daily
battles now raging along the Chemin
des Danes equal in intensity and
Aerceness the historic combats OF last
year at Verdun.
These Chemin des Danes attacks
launched on a restricted front with
all the concentrated resources that
Germany has left for the purpose Of
retaking an observatory or obliterat-
ing a salient lack none of the deter
mination and de%sperateness OF the Yer
dun assaults.
No war correspondent or civilian has
ever set foot on Ladies' Road since
it was wrested from the Germans by
the French. What takes place there
can only be learned from the sur
vivors who come back after a weeks
defense o. the road. The story OF
one is the story Of all-dinering only
in detail and not in kind. The fol-
lowing is one OF many thousands;
The batal1ions Of chassaurs we were
to relieve had passed an agitated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
.o-hand combat is quickly engaged:

to-hand combat is quickly engaged.
The Germans succeeded in getting
into our trenches. We do rot have
enough grenades to beat on their at
tacks.
But the wave which we drive
back are quickly replaced with fresh
troops and the hand-to-hand lighting
continues. A lieutenant in charge OF
a section after driving one German
assault is surrounded by a second. The
lieutenant shoots three German flame
shooters. He finds that the defensive
grenades they are using do not have
a range sufficiently long and orders
his men to seize offensive grenades.
The latter are stin in their heavy pack
ing cases. To open them his men use
pick-axes at the risk OF exploding the
whole case. But they get them out
and drive the German fame throwers
back. At this point the enemy has
now been thrown back across the
Chemin des Danes.
w find another soldier sitting on
a trench with a pipe in his mouth
calmly shooting down German grenade
throwers before a single one can get
within reach OF him.
Another soldier after valiantly
beating of the Germans from in front
of his shell hole only to find that
stilI others are threatening to cut him
off from the rear. comes back and in
dignantly asks his lieutenant at what
range he must fix his rife in order to
get those pigs over there
AT ten in the morning. we have
the Boches back on the other side of
the Chemin des Danes. In the even
Ing we await eagerly the official COM
munique. 4 line that an
attack has been ~repulsed on the
Chemin des Danes. The German COM
munique next day makes even briefer
reference"
such is the life today on the Chemin
des Danes that was built for royal
ladies to visit their summer home.
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lave been the lack of confidence in cars
or It may have been the fact tha few
ever though of wearing business clothes
or ordinary house clothes when motor
ing, owing to the dust.
Use Only Hand Grips.
Whatever the reason may have been.
the coming IN of oiled and concrete
roads all over the country. the giving
up of scorching and eating dust" Of
other tourists brought about sane
travelling and now when a touring party
drives up to a>hotel each will
alight with q small hand grip. they will
take a slight busting off by a bell boy
and all are ready for dinner.
Seldom is it that people don dust
coats, for they are not necessary. The
party all in dust coats is in all prob
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
MERRILLVILLE

supt Appleby OF South Bend. was
here Tuesday evening and administer
ed the sacrament and held last quar-
terly conference of the year. Business
was transacted and Rev. r o. Hills
resigned his place as pastor. to take
place the last OF August Rev. Hills
has been called to Fort D. A Russell.
wyoming. to fill a vacancy in the Y.
NJ. c. a. His congregation is very
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

sorry to loce him. but feel he is well
fitted for the position. Mr.. Hills filled
responsible positions before IN the Y.
NJ. c.. A.
Mrs. w. c. Lennertz is visiting her
daughter Anna. in Wisconsin this
week
H. Barton the 78rd reunion
in Gary. last Wednesday.
Food administrator cards are being
distributed here this week.
Mrs. p. Geib and Mrs. A Diedrick OF
Hammond. called on friends in town
Wednesday.
DR.. John Iddings Of Lowell. and bro
Their Fred, were in town last week
They were here this week also.
Mrs. T. P. Tierney has been on the
sick list. but is improving
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

ability new to touring. old timers hard
~ think Of putting these on: it isn't
necessary. for modern cars admit of
little lust reaching the occupants
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-31

next year plant most heavily of non
perishable foods, such as beans and
cereals and such other commodities
as can be preserved. Seed of every
specie of food plant will be abund-
antly available this year.
Besides the annual appropriation Of
approximately 100000 for the gratis
distribution by members of congress,
there has been especially appropriate
ed by congress $2,50O,0OO for the pur-
chase of storage and distribution of
seed to farmers, which is to be sold
to them at actual cost for the pur-
pose of encouraging intensive farm
ing during the period of the war.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-31
EXEMPTED MEN MUST
FACE new DRAFT LAW
Within a Week Nine Million Men
Will Receive Question
Blanks.

Washington, Oct. 29.-A complete
outline Of the new draft classification,
which affects approximately 9,0O0,-
600 men, was given out today by
Provost Marshal General Crowdcr.
The plan is complete in all but de-
tails and has been approved by the
president. The details are now being
worked out by special corps of cx-
perts and probably will be announc-
ed in entirety before the end of the
week
One Of the most important points
of General Crowdcr's explanation to-
day is that the approximately 1,80O,-
600 men now holding exemption GER
'iicatcs will be among those to be
classified into five divisions accord
,ng to their liability to serve. Under
the rcclasSiilcation each will again
have to answer question to determine
the class in which he belongs. These