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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02

There is nothing much to say of the
market today. The wheat market is un-
settled with the price varying from
80 to So. Oats are bringing from 55
to 60 cents
While there was decline of 40
cents a barrel in flour a few days ago,
the local price did not follow as it was
already that amount under the market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02
Livestock Market

Portland, Or, June 2. - Cattle re-
ceipts $50. Market weak and lower.
LightLight steers $9,25@9.50; heavy
steers $s.75@s,25; cows $75o@s.25;
heifers $S@s50.
Sheep receipts 2s. Market steady
Best east of mountain lambs Sl5:oO;
valley lambs $l3@l3.50; shorn yearlin8
wethers $l0.50@l1; ewes $9e99.o0.
Hog receipts 270. Market weak.
Heavy $l5.40#l5.60; light $lo.Z5@
1850.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02
lContinued on page two.l

she will spend her vacation. She will
be away for about month and will
be the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Frances Howard King, whose husband
is chief clerk for the superintendent of
the Original mine
While in Butte Mrs. Howard will at
tend the graduation exercises of her
daughter, Miss Irene Howard, who com
ray hospital. Miss Howard has special
lied in A-ray and surgical work, and
has accepted a position in the hospital
from which she will graduate.
s. m
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Rodgers re-
turned Thursday night from Portland
where they motored early in the week
to see John Drew, who has been play
ing at the Heilig theatre.
They were accompanied home by
Frederic d. Thielsen and small daugh-
ter, Nancy Thielsen, and Mrs. Ada
Strong.
Mrs. Strong and little Miss Nancy
also passed several days in Portland,
having gone Tuesday.
A party of Portland folk, including
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Diller and Mr. and Mrs. George
Woodford motored to Salem Decoration
day and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur II, Moore.
4 &
Tuesday afternoon the members of
the Golden Hour auxiliary assembled
at the home of Mrs. Mason Bishop on
North Commercial street.
The afternoon was spent sewing for
the Red Cross, and Mrs. G. A. Yibbert
favored the guests with an interest
ing paper on "Oregon Flowers.
The hostess was assisted in serving
refreshments by Miss Helen Moore.
The members enjoying the afternoon
were Mrs c. L. Garfield, Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Elgin, Mrs Mark NJ. McCallister, Mrs.
A. b. Poole, Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. A.
A. Siewert, Mrs. Claire A. Vibbert,
Mrs. j. b. Ulrich, Mrs. II. f. lngrey,
Mrs. John F.. White, Mrs. T. NJ. Hicks
was an additional guest.
Mrs. Charles H. Fisher returned last
night from Roseburg, where she has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. n. L.
Owens, for the past week.
= =
The marriage of Miss Helen FarraI
and Stewart r. Lamb of Corvallis will
take place tomorrow noon at the home
of the bride S mother, Mrs. Mary H.
Farrar, on 267 North Liberty street,
Owing to the recent death of the
bride's father the wedding will be a
small simple affair.
Following the ceremony the couple
will leave for Laramie, Wyoming
where the groom has accepted a posi-
ton as secretary of the extension divis
ion of the agricultural college,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02
YOUNG LADY INJURED

Last Thursday afternoon while com
ing to town and without any apparent
provoeation the horse Wilma Ware was
driving, began kicking. The first kick
after breaking the kicking strap she
demolished the dashboard and struck
Miss Ware on the shins inflicting a
painful injury, the left limb suffered
only slight abrasion and bruises while
the right limb received the force of the
blow and was badly cut, the ealk on
the horses shoe scraping the bone, DR..
Beauchamp dressed the wound and
found it necessary to take two stitches
to close the cash, he says the patient
is doing nieelys-Stayton Mail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-02
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Or, June 2.-Wheat;
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@erie6ene gnrfden.

3mei iunge 2erte, Die iih ols
Erobibitionsbeante ousgoben tel.
ten iih 9ien8tdg i'm 2ofnI bon sic.
tor @Dp1f Ser borntIoie @etr1nte
berfauft, 1920 ilo[. IS. Ctr. Elm
uni erfIdrten, beauftrogt 81 fem.
BEN 3Iut nod beritedteu berauiden.
Ben @qtr1nfen 6urhiuhen at ioI-
len. aIs iie nihts ianoen. 0urd.
iudten fe aud Die 9obnuna ut6
entoedten ifIicBIih int Seller Elm
5dBdet @6isfeo Ron % @naonen.
6as @Dpph fur ieilen perionIide1l
@ebrat6 eingelegt hotte, 8rob al.
Ter @roteite htoen iie oo8 5eierDai.
ier dltf einen bereititeben0en @a.
gen uno futihierten los. auf Der
8oli8einadc ntuBte Der betriibte g1.
pp6 erfabrer, bob er 3tpet gerie6e.
men 5ptbbuben gum Gpfer gefaI.
len mar.
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2~lmcrikaniIcbcs S9iff
bckdmpft GaId6bcct!

8ui6ington 6. SUM. - 0os
5tootsOcpartement bat gtadridt err
loltcn. DAB ein bemaiinete5 oncrita'
niides Sanbelsihift ell ieinolites
gaudboot nod Observation-Disclosures
Sample p%erienft Pat. Gas Iestere
feuerte 35 Shuiie ouf 0as @anoel8.
idiif alb, bon peIden aber telrer
trai. ca Ser 4nerifaner ian0te 20
ShuIie 5u Dem Angreifer Diniiber
urO Der leete ShuB iol es gerpelen
ieilt. Der Dos Saudboot gum 5lrltell
brafte. Sn Der Site oes @eiedlts
batten Iih beioe S6iiic chamber bis
oui $500 9nros @%ntfernung geno'
bert. Cuno duf oicie berboltniSma'
Big fur5e Strede ioa fem ein5igcr
S6uB Des Eouhboote5 rgeieiie cit"
babeu2 Gas mogcn ole aabeliun-
gen einem anoereu borrlodlcn =
uns ntdfD
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selfn6nniitrn fnnfen gpnbs.

Die berihie0enen Dem Sell Snitem
~onge90renoen Observation-Disclosures
6aben fir 100000 arieQsbonos
gefouft, un6 bo6en 9loBnahmen &C.
troffen, Bic es i6ren @ngeiteIten
gcitatten, ebeuioQ8 @eIber in Der
Greibeits. Qfnleibe on5uIegen, tpie @a.
idGftsftbrer q. 5. Me@6ams NIT
.teiIt. @l1u bofft, baB Die Quge.
Iteaten cine ebeuio qroBe Slln1rne
ubernehmen tper6en. Gie angeItel.
ten 5dbIen fit ie0eu $50 Bomb 3ebn
Mouote lie bier Collars uno Btpei
Monote ie 3 9oGnrs uno fonnen
Damn tint SUM 1918 idon fir iefs
Monate 8inieu einfoaettieren.
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Gin Stritb SMrd9 sic
Rcd9nmne 9cmaeet!
G6inehihe aanFlcntc bnben inter-
nierte beatihe 9ampfer DOr
benz 8rnd aufaefanft.

9efinq. 6. Snni. Sofort nod
Ser geidlaena6mlna Scr mteraier.
ten bettlhen 5Giffe olut Die G9ule.
len imfoIge oes 9lbbrids Der oiplo'
ge8ieDungen 5lUiitlcn Gbi.
na uno Daltidtau6 bot iid in
Sbangbai cine @ruppe hineilher
Goufleute NIT Der 9ebauptung &C.
meloet, ooB iie sic betrefieuoen oelt-
ifen Sdiife Dor oem gbbrlih Der
9e5iebungen fduflih ernorben bat.
ten. uno bel Dem aomiroI Sobt.
ifenpino, melden ole 4ltiiidt iibet
Die Shiffc o6liegt lire 4niprii6i
einqercidt Ser goulirol hot 0ieii
Sdrtft nod @etiug geion0t,
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Bmloarcn perm0beln
Britcn mte Sran5cicn!

gofia. ftber 2onoon, 6. SUM. -
gas bulgariife ariegsamt mel0et
.Quf benz redten ufer 0es 8aroar
ihIuge1 ~uieoerboIte feinoilhe an.
qnffe po1jtdnoig fell. @eitern o6eno,
nad beftiger Misunderstanding,
oeriuhtga oie 6~ran8oien, bier an-
griffe all n~nternebmen; o6er ale
nitroen 5uriidgeidlagen, NIT blutt-
qen @erIuiten fir Die 4ngreifer.
Qor unieren Observation-Disclosures,
fen Iin0 Biz jett 800 Cote g8a9lt
uor0gn.
n8ritii6e @ngriffe 5mii6es henl
0aroar un6 benz 8oitdniee uro iitD-
Iif BON Ceres mur0eu e6enfaa8 8ti-
rndgeihlogen.@
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Dcrhnftct wcGen
MISUNDERSTANDING!

SEN gorf, s. Slri. gbarlcs
5rontis 4biIIips, elmer Der orel 60.
Mmbia.5ta0enten nelhe negea Sin.
tiEnfriptions . @ropogaroa uuter
Mnflage leiterg Der gilnOeshebGroen
Itehetf, mar Der critic In Aem 9orf
Ser perbaftet nur0e, neil CT lidl nidt
!otte regiTfrieren l0llea.
Altf @efragpH, Oh er mite. aaR q
a1lf EN- Sobr ms GgfmtgniS geld 1t
perben f0nne mo ipater ge5fuuugeH
Deroe, oennod) iih 81 regptrierea,
antpbrtete 9hiIips nSa, Sir fon-
agit mid Hitlt Siim 9dapiea 5lpiil.
ten Ger Singing iagte ieraer,
L manbg iih cher segpn bic Nanl
tsIlen un0 erlhieBen lailen. ais -
I6u1pfen. Miarldlnn 5ulitb naIatl
bn eIncu mornliidea un0 p1Dli er
EtiaI1ng.
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acknowledgements
scr Sran5manmcr!

Bnris. 6. SUM. @tit 453 &c.
aen So 5timmen nnbu1 Oie fran6cit-
ine Eeprtiertentommer IN @ebern-
Eistug cine ReiolutioH an, malde En-
Hart, oab acknowledgement oie
fyreigobe Der pon geutidLano beleB-
ten gebiete in iia idlieBen miliien,
ferner bic 3urldgabe bon @liaB.
gothringen an Grantreid ulo ege,
refte 8ergiitnng@ fir ben Shooen,
melaer IN benz itber8ogenen @ebiete
angeridtet mltr0e. 4nd begutltlgt
0ie ReioIution = pel9e bon Der Hes
qIerung ~gutgebeiBen iDuroe oie
5daffung zines 8un6es Der 9Satio-
nen fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING oes
Trie0en8.
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g.pei apffer nit 86iSteS.

Sic &oli3ei berbnitetc geItern ollI
enen ibr ben 6cn 9obnbrboroen 81.
qeQaugenen @inf oen g%rpreBmom
6. .. @anoo, 550t 2eabeniportb
Ctr. ais fih oerieIbe einen nit ott
@allonen 8biStep eefiIlten Setter
auf Dem 6radtbabnbof mtsliffern
FEB. 8ogno CAB OIL Dob CT BON
einem int Googc $oteI ipobnenOen
monu Sen 9tuitrag erbolten bobe,
bcn Softer obsuboleu. Gin dmetter
aoffer uuroe ebenfnus beidlug-
nobmt. 6a er BON oemielben abien-
Der obgeididt mar.
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NHmanitat Ser ngarburca4.
1eatidIano aicht 6ritiidc ariesssc'
ianacnc BON Der 6euerliuie
Snrnf.

2on0ou, 6. SUM. einer bier
berofeutli6teu offi8ielen 9efount.
maduug 3uioIgc III 8miiden Der bril-
tilden uno Der oelltihen &egierung
cine 9arrinbnrrug 5%uitouoe getont'
men, ocrsufoIge ale britiiden artegs.
a~efougrnen bon Der 6elierllnle 5lt'
riidgc3ogca uuO III cincr gliIIoclt-
entfermmq bon 1877 9lciIen RON
Der oftuellcn aampi5one 9ebalten
mcr6en. Sic gereinboruug iii lur
olle 5rolten giiltig,
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HmBL0nc Sarf nicbt
aus scr Clinic brcd6en!
g[merifa rnO feline 4Iiierten msrSeu
6ielcrbalh sinsu SrMf axf
NaFlano ansiheu.

BaIbington, 6. Sum-. - Qmeri.
Ia miro 5ulammen NIT ieiuen Ser.
buuoeten periuAen. oen &liiier Dor
Nugen az fibrau, OaB oeren arieg8
3iele gereft iin0. Die BON ben Ser,
5taoteu, Sapan, 6ranfreia uno
@nQlan0 bereits gemahten @rtlG'
rungen Deroeu Die 4riegsatmoipbdra
fldren uno O~iirften 8ltblono ot an.
loiiea, fem meitere8 8ort ilber einen
S~onOerfrieoen al nerlleren. glle
aQiierten Deroen 8uBlano iugeu,
ooB lte ben arteg bis gum Iebtet
@rubenitid fortiesen mer0en. Sic
neroen berborbeben, bob Die 8cIt
Dor preuBiidcm A6iollltisnlts geret-
tet per0en muB. 9tau miro teiuen
aniprucb oni @eloentibdoigung aus
Straf. cher @roberungsiuht erbe.
ben.
M2on eruortgt, 6oB Defenders les
tere aufitnoiglug BEL ben 9fuiien Die
qepiinIdte 8irfltng berborrufen
niro. 3eun feline 4%unerionen mo
feline artegsenti6ooigung" 1T beute
Die 2oiung Der ruiitiden 6rie0eus.
freunoc.
Grontreit bot Fid 6abin gedlBert
6aB e8 mn" glioB.2 otbringen Die-
Der baben un6 cine entiprehenoe
Gnti6dbignng fir Die oerniHteten
Qun0itride baben mill. gton miro
beriuden, 0ie Ruiien 5ur ~gtniidt"
at briugen uno bel ibneu Die arIegs.
6eqeiiterung tpieDer at errpefen.
Soate RuBlan0 iih ober aud
uirflid entihlieBeh feiuen Sonoer.
frte0eu ob8uihlieBcrt, 10 miir0e oeiier
militarii6e 8eibilfe gegenmartig be-
0eutltng$los iein. @inen idlueren
Sfloq nber Diir0e es fir bic alliier.
ten ba0euten, iolte &uBlano Dirfllf
nuf einen Gon0erfrieoen eingeben
N2it RuBlano aus benz 8riege fonntl
9euti6lano feline go13e toloiiaIt
Strqitmqdt BON Der ruiitider 6rort
mad Dem 8eiten tperfen. un6 oieIes
iuden Die QIliierten nnter alien I'm
tan0en 3u berbinoern, miiieno, 0of
0o0urh SOS mtmeriihe ueberqeiDi6t
oas fe lett an Der 8eItfront beIiBen
ausgeuii6t tperoeR mIr0e. 9esboll
=. foa nifts unperiudt geIaiIen per
Sen, Rubtano 81 belDegeFt, IN Jteib.
urt6 @lieo al bleiben.
IS beiBt iognr, DAB, foIte Rub
lan0 fpirfli6 geneigt iein, 6rieOel
nit Den CONTAMINATION 81 idlieBen
2Snpon in ruitides @ebiet etnfaael
. mo oasielbe aDingen miro, meite
gerueiRiame Sode nit ben gQiterteI
su MAIDEN. Die Ser. Staoten ioae
g. ober einen iolten 8orgeben abgC
netgt iein. (3u8utrauen lit ben So
bonern un0 8riten cine iolhe gtdf
J nabme idon oenn Sopon pirbe fl
! 0ann bur6 einen Sonoitretd in be
, 8eik Der gatl3en NnnOihurei letel
+ nod meIher eg ihon ieit LANCER Sc
6egebrlide gIide getuorfen bat.)
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rieccmsbeHin0nn0cn
citcrrcids1lmgdrns
Eerbien TOlI ais Islhitdubiser Stant
anseeidnltet luerOeni RuhlaHO
wirO seihOut.

sfopenboqerl 6. SUM. iiber 9on.
Don. Die 6ffentli6e 0teinuug in
CeIterreid.u ngarr. rpie Fie ourd be
greIie gum Mus0rud toHunt urter'
itHbt int gneeneinen 6ie 8orihlage
Des Observation-Disclosures @rofen G3er'
nin fin einen Grteoen obne @ebiets.
ertperb. IotDeit HhiBlano IN &etrott
forrntt. Gle ertldrt iih ieooh &C.
aen bic MISUNDERSTANDING oes Ter.
biiden Stootes, ME er Dor Dem
qrieee beItan6, uno foroert:
Ole geibebnltitng Der montenegro
niifen 8ergfeittna 2ooden ietteriS
EeIterreids.
gie ganffuna zines ottonor1en,
BON CeIterreid.llngarn abbonstsen
MIbnnien.
Cine @renaerpeiierung oui Soften
Stoliens.
Sic Grrintunq einer bon Deter.
eih.ungnrn obbongigen 3oannior
oft Dem gnIfan.
Cine ariegsentihdoiaung, Die Der
waonardie Die ~uugebelren ariegs-
foiten einigermoBen berghtet unf
sttr uirtidoftIiden 8ipoerbelebuta
0es 2aaoes b%eitrngen uiiroe.
Gie nuf StoIien beaiiglihen Sor'
berunger Ftnb fir pnusreihenoer
gdas geeen erneute ftalieniide I'm.
ariffgselilfe" geiteIt, ME er bon oel
neeresleittng ais n~otlpet0ig bedeih.
net miro.
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BiHioc 1slciSnnG fir
1lrmec IN Dcmti6lanS!

gmIterOom, 6. Sum-. - Nus Ser.
lin miro beriHtet: 3os foiierlidle
oeltide electromagnetic in Berlin
bot cine i1itemotiid eeorbnete otret'
te SiIieIeiitlmg fir Die 3ipilbe'
b%olferrug eingeIeitet. g8 bat be-
fannt gemuht, ooB &c $4,000 fer
tiqe Mtdnuerun8iiae noh amtIidem
Sdnitt uno @robe beitelt bobe,
tpeldle All bidiger 9reiien on Die
ormcn alaIien Der 8eOoltcrung I'M
qon5eu CANOE berfnuit lpcroen lol'
-Ian.
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Jcffrc nltb f1crfbIn9
arbcitcn oemcinlam!

9aris, 6. SUM. Ser frou8o.
Iii6e ariegsmimlier bat 02ari6all
Soffre beauftrogt. nit Dem nmeritn-
niifen Erlppenfiibrer 4eribiug ron
meldem es beiBt. Dab CT iid beretts
auf Dem 8ege mad 6roRfreid beiin-
Set, gemeiniom Die oneritoniifen
&ruppen, Die an 6en a1mbfen tell.
uebnten foGeu. Die 4Idbe on Der
6rort on5ufDeiian. Sir ben gu'
pfong &eribings iin6 bier 1mfaiien-
oe 20 or6ereitpngm getroffen mor0en.
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GreiQbtcn 4lihitoriimL m rs. uno
California Str, nit ieinei 5hilern
Elm MecitnI, nobel ~folealoeS Bro.
aralnm sur Mtsfiibruna eelnnat.
Sreun6r oes Germ Duffielo 10.
'ipohI ais Der Sdiiler iino miafont.
men.
E%rDgraruir.
getite @olie. Grau. u. 30, &irsiI
Sri. Srouces Goaerlp.
Drummer gop. gtefpton Smift
SRI. Sophie 8bite.
81. 8. 1920. .@oc0 opsa
sri. 01lme 5dirfielO.
.Golinette ........ 9oul @nds
SRI. @milo HoB.
u 5roIic s.. gleronNer @%}nttbeiDs
Sri. emma 8itf)ie
9octiirne, @.flot ,.........G Chopin
SRI. Norgoret 8ourfe.
Stoe ono Seef. .......... .Eierrte
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Nueb Sic 1ltiAicn6re
tmiHcn iterben!

sonaspiae. 8. 6. SUM. Ger
~ Sabre ate Sobn Soge, 5abri
Tart un0 gnnfier, oeiien germogen
aif sebn Wliaionen beranidlagt
Utr6, III beltte g%eiterben. Or mar
8rdiioent Ser uniteo 5tatcs 9lop-
ina gar0 60. uto Der uuiteo 5tates
grifuinq 60. si Gicirlnnfi.
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aran,. 9lnaatna aerdt IN 9ran0.

goulon, 6. SUM. Bon 8Dei
acknowledgement tpetdJe geltern
ieds M1eilen pom ufer entTernt mas
n~6prierten, geriet Der cine IN 8rdl0
uno ltiir3te ms Nteer. Ser Eliot
0es 5~lueiten 5%lig3euges elite 5nr
Silie ml0 rettcte Den Tdburid De
giI9op. Dem belize 8eine aebroden
maren. Ger smate 6lieBer, Qanr
tiermedter Bau0oin ertranf.
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mirbclitmrir1 IN
Battle Greek, utiH.!

Battle Greet, g2id., 6. SUM-. -
aur8 nod W2ittag purbe bic 6tobt
rtn0 nngegeno BON eiuem 8irbel'
Itltrm beimgeiuht. Der einen Snd-
ltaoen bon t~auign6en Dollars oil.
rihtete. Cine qroBe 4n8obl 3er'
ionen nitroen berlest, @lidliher.
peiie ftno feline 9erluite pon gIen'
idenleben gu befIogen.
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Sin litter glan6.

Gonnerstog in nler 6riibe bro.
den 8iebe in oos Spe3ereilUarenge.
ifdft bon 9annegau & 60. 1862
9eopenfportb Str. ein uno itabIen
1880 8fuu0 8uder i'm 8erte BON
ilber $500. Gies iii Der groBte
3uferbiebitnbI, Der felt geraltmer
3eit bier itattgeflm0eu bat.
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OriiAcbcroer Ionen
p~aterlanSsloS merSeG!

8aIbington 6. SUM-. Q6ge-
oroneter &aplor reifte bettte cine
Reiol1ltion Elm, Lalt ipeI4er ale
fberfiibrten @erioHert, bic iih mel.
gerten, fih reeiitrteren gu laiien,
baterLan6slos meroen ioaen. 0ieje.
niqen, Die iif ouBer 2onoes bege-
ben hoben, I'M rid Der 8egiitrie-
rungspflidt al entsieben, ioaen niht
nie6er nah ben Ser. Staaten bin.
e~ingelalien per6en.
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qrT moge gpbitr.

SRI. McIe Mbiic.
!merienn Serenooe .@ilmot SenlcIIi
Trl. @ettp Gairiielo.
Scotd Boem. 49,. .AaacDoipen
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-11
NEW KIND OF GAS
Slow to Act But Finally Fatal In Its
Effects

Slow to Act But Finally Fatal In It's
Hazebrock, France, Aug. 9.-British
medical officers are trying to deter.
mine the nature of the new poison
used, it is believed. for the first time.
by the Germans on the French town
Of Armentierres, near the Belgian
frontier. 1t bears a certain resem-
blance to the gas which temporarily
blinded large number of British
troops fortnight ago, but its eff
fects are infinitely more serious.
A number of persons taken from
Armentierres are in a grave condi-
ton. Many have died in hospitals.
The first time the new poison was
observed it conceded with the firing
into the town of q hail of small shells
OF calibre Insufficient to break the
paving These contain neither pow.
der nor gas but a colorless liquid
which spreads over the soil, in the
streets and in the courtyards and
gardens. Where the shells burst,
traces of the noXiOus liquors may be
found hours afterwards.
As the liquid eyaporates it pro-
duces a heavy gas which penetrates
from room TO room and descends into
cellars. 1t is tenacious in character
and seems to take more victims
among women than men, closing
about their hair The fumes of to-
bacco seem to act as an antidote in
the case of men.
The odor is yariously described as
resembling that of acetylene, mignon-
cite or pungent mustard Its effects
are not immediate. Some inhabi-
tants of Armentitres who inhaled the
emanations in the forenoon returned
home without experiencing any i'll eff.
fects and took luncheon, but five or
six hours later they were obliged to
take to bed and their condition be-
came rapidly worse.
The victims at first were affected
in the bronchial tubes, then their
eyes welled and eventually they lost
their sight. These symptoms were
accompanied by feeling OF burning
inside and an incessant cough and
fever The skin turned an earthly
color and in several cases death fol-
lowed rapidly. Occasionally, in ad-
dition to the symptoms mentioned.
the victims were affected by terrible
Authorizations and delirious laughter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-11
PoWNAL

A large party of young people en-
joyed a trip on Mt Greylock and had
a fine sunrise.
Tracey W. Dorman has purchased
a new Buick six from the Bennington
garage at Bennington.
William Chamberlain, Jr., has re-
turned from a short visit with his
parents on Mason hill to his home in
Newark. n j.
William Kirby, who is stationed in
New York is home on seven days
furlough. Billy" certainly makes a
fine looking soldier.
Allen, the little four year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Beals, is very
i'll with ptomaine poison. DIR. j. b..
Hull of Williamstown is in attend
ance.
Lumber is being drawn for the new
addition for the Barber Leather com
pany on the Wright property The
lumber is being furnished by NJ. V.
Brown and son of East Pownal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-11
How to Dry Carrots

Avoid varieties having q large,
woody core
Clean. scrape, or pare, and slice
into is inch slices.
Place in cheese cloth square or
wire basket and plunge for minutes
into boiling water
Dip for a moment in cold water.
Remove surface moisture by plac-
ing between fowls or by exposing to
tn sun and air for short time
Spread thinly on trays or earth.
ware plates.
Dry in sun, oven, over kitchen
stove, or before the electric fan until
brittle.
Stir from time to time.