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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 12.--Hogs--
Receipts, 1880; higher; lights, $12.30
a12.55; pigs, s9.25@11; mixed and
butchers s12.35@12.65; good heavy,
s12.60@12.65; bulk, S12.40@12.60.
Cattle - RECEIPTS. $500; steady; ma
i've beef steers. $7.50Q11.75; year
ing steers and heifers sS.50@11.50;
cows $5.50@ 900: stockers and feeders
k5.30GS.50: calves s6G14.50.
Sheep ~ Receipts, 500; strong;
.ambs, S12.75@1475: ewes, SS.5091O.-
30; yearlinss, $11@12.25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
WANTS LOCAL PLAYERS

Glenn Mccain, of Cincinnati, who
will captain the Richmond baseball
club this year. announces that he has
made overtures to Vinton Cooney and
Herb Logan, Richmond players for
regular berths 1t is understood that
Mccain has his eye on other local
talent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
Dependable Market
News for oday
Quotations Stock Grain and Produce in Large Trading
Csnters by Associated Press-Loca Prices Revised
Daily by Leading Dealers.
GRAIN
Cincinnati Grain

Wheat--No. 2 read winter, $3.50
100; No. 3, $1.s4@1.s7; No. 4, $3.50
l.65; sales. IL cars.
Corn--No. 2 white, $1.O61s; No. 8
white, $1.05@1.06; No. 4 white, $1.O3h
G104; No. yellow, S1.061a; No. 8
yellow, $1.0511.06; No. yellow,
s1.03h @1.04; No. 2 mixed, $1.06h;
ear corn, $1.03@105.
Oats-No. q white, 61@h; No. 2
mixed, $500
Rye-Range, $1.30@1.50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
Court Records

Three divorces were granted In cir.
cult court today bringing the total
for 1917 up to twenty-four.
Eta Peden was granted divorce
from William Peden. Habitual drunk
enness was the charge. The wife was
granted custody Of children.
Too intimate relationship with "Old
Man Booze" was also the complaint
registered against Charles e. Farmer
by Fern Farmer The divorce was
granted and the wife was given custo-
dy of children.
Elizabeth ]. Carr was granted dl.
vorce from Marion j. Carr. Abandon
ment was the charge.
Or. Martin w. Veneer was granted a
default in his suit against George NJ.
Guyer to recover for medical services,
demand, s17S50.
Suit Of John r. Hipskind against
the Pennsylvania railroad to recover
damages for loss of personal property,
demand $500, was dismissed at the
defendants cost.
Edward WarfeI, administrator for
the estate of the late Charles H. Igle-
man, reported that ten shares In the
Lee B. Nusbaum company had been
sold for $1,000 to Clara M. Igleman,
wife Of the deceased man.
Attorneys for the Franklin Brown
estate filed application in circuit court
today to have the inheritance tax
fixed. The estate which has been in
the courts the past three years is
valued at $4,000. 1t is reported that
all difficulties between heirs have
been settled.
Suit Of the George w. Davis Motor
Car company against Grant Lowe for
foreclosure of a mechanics lien, de-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 12.-Hogs-
Receipts, $500; market, active; pack
ers and butchers. $1250@12.75: COM
non to choice, $S.50@11.S5; pigs and
lights. $S@11.S5.
Cattle - Receipts, 3,100; market,
steady; COWS, $5.50@S.25.
Calves - Market, higher, $6@13.50.
sheep Receipts, 800; market,
steady; $500.
Lambs - Market, slow; $1O@14.5O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
Feed Quotations

corrected Daily BY omer Wkeian)
Psying-Oats, $50; corn, CSC; rye.
$1.1O; clover seed, $500 a bushel;
straw, $500 q ton.
Selling-Cotton seed meal, $47.50 a
ton, $3.50 q cwt.; middlings, $500 a
ton, $500 q cwt.; bran, $500 ton.
$1.S5 cwt.; salt, $1.S5 bbl.; Quaker
dairy feed, $4,000 ton, SITE per cwt.
Tanktage, $64 a ton, 1926 per cwt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12
Glen Miller Prices
Produce

Corrected Daily by Edward cooper.)
Old chickens dressed. selling. CSC:
young chickens, selling. 30c; country
butter, selling, 35@40c; creamery
butter. selling, 45c; fresh eggs, selling
40c; country lard, selling, soc; pota.
toes, selling zoe peck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12

e1bIe the CONTINUANCE OF Tue trIdIs
Over 400 acres of land are concerned.
Joseph Henderson, Cambridge City.
a striker at the Bertsch foundry, en-
tered a plea Of guilty to q grand jury
Indictment charging him with having
assaulted q strike breaker. He Was
fined SIS and costs. The Iron Mould
ers' union arranged to pay the fine.
This is the third Cambridge City strik.
er to be fined. The jury which had
been called to try the case against
Henderson was dismissed until Thurs
day when a civil suit is set for trial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12

Wagon Market
Timothy hay-$14.00.
Mhed-$12.00.
Clover hay-$12.00.
Alfalfa-$15.o0.
Straw-$8.00.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12

Suit Of the George w. Davis Motor
Car company against Grant Lowe for
foreclosure of a mechanics lien, de-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-12

Three divorces were granted In cir.
cult court today bringing the total
for 1917 up to twenty.four.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Z POD MoSKALA.
MANIFESTACYA w WARSZA.
VIE MA CZESG AMERYKI

Warszawskie pisma donosza:
: w niedziele W po}udnie, dnla
% stycznia b. r. pred konsulat a,
merykanski W Warszawie W Ale
.:jach Jerozolimskich, przybyla milo
dziez sokolska z przewodnikaml
swoimi i orkiestra ma czele. Pred
konsulatem rozleg}y sic gromkle
okrzyki: "Niech zyja Stany Zjed
noczone!' "Niech zyje Wilson,!
"Niech zyje hiepodleg}a Polska!'
Ma balkonie ukaza} sic konsul a
merykanski, p. Nernando Soto,do
kt6rego nastepnie uda}a sic dele
gacya W osobach PIP. St. Popow
skiego, St. Szczepkowskiego i l..
Jaworskiego i fozyfa p. de Soto
adres wyrazajacy wdziecznosc ola
wielkiego i szlachetnego narodu
amerykanskiego i prezydenta Viii
soma "a uznanie koniecznosci cd
budowy niepodlegfego panstwa
polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

jest bogactwem! Nedzy tutejszeJ
.zadne pioro opisac ME potrah.
Ludnose W mafych miastach gall
.cyjslki1chl rozeszla sic pc wsiach, a
wedrujac cd domu do domu w
lachmanach, wyciaga reke Q ka-
,walek chleba. We Lwowie MEDIA
|og6lna. Pieniadze, So, ale nlema
"a niiego czego kupic. Zasiewy OH
me zapowiadaja nader liche zblo
ry. Byd}a pociagowego' brak zu--
|pe}nie: ME bylo vice czem upra-
vic roll.
"Kr0w bardzo malo zostafo pc
wsiach, a "a szklanke mleka TREE
ba placic bajo1skie sunny. Choro-
by SIERRA sic W zatrwazajacy spo
sob, a pomoc rzadu jest nledosta
teczna, albowiem .niema ami leka.
rzy, ami tez zapas6w zywnoscl. Je
zeli ME nastanie wczesna wlosna.
to polowa ludzi wymrze z gfodu
Wsr6d ludnosci kreci sic wiele e
misaryuszy, stad niezadowolenle
og6lne."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Mad sprawl ia wywiazala sic
= Radzie miejskiej zywa dysku--

Mad sprawa ia wywiazala sic
W Radzie miejskiej zywa dysku--
sya, W kt6rej ujawnilo sic, re INA t
czna Geese radnychniemieckich,do
tad nieprzejednanych ma punkcalee
uznania praw 5ezyka polskiego y
szkole, zmienila swoj poglad.
Radny Polak, prof. DIR. karnoo-
wski, wywodzil bardzo s}usznlle,
re znajomosc jezyka polskiego
lest k~onieczna ola kupc6w juz
chocliazby re wzgledow ma przysz,
lie stosunki handlowe, jake ME
watpliwie powstana pomiedzy 3
panstwem pruskiem a nowo utwo
rzonem Kr6lestwem Polskiem. o
ikaze sic ona W tychs- przysziych
stosunkach niezbedna ola kazde'
90 kupca, ktory bedzie chcia}
mich kOrZystac.
Wobec tego zadal DIR. f., alb!
magistrat poznahski zaja} sic ME
zwlocznie sprawl nauki Jezyka
polskiego W szkole h%andloweJ
wystapi} z inicyatywa PREY MAJ
blizszych obradach mad etatem
%miejskim.
Wniosek dr.. Karwowsklego Y:
chwalono niemal wszystkiml =
o}osami. Przeciw wnioskowi =
Mkt glosu ME zabieral.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
ZE SLASKA.

Zabrze. Ma so marek grzywny
skaza} sad t~utejszy wlascicielke
piekarni Magde Sander "a to, re
W lei piekarni wypiekano ciasta z
wiece:j niz 10 proc. maxi. Zasadzo
ma odwolala sic do wyzszej instan
cyi. kt6ra wyrok sadu zabrskiego
znios}a i koszta nafozyla kasie pan
stwowej. (Prawo teraz przeplsuJe
ze ma 10 funt66w ciasta chlebowe-
90 wolno uzyc tylko jeden funt
maxi a 9 funtow kartofliD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
. P'RUS POLSKICH.
ZABRANIAJA MA
SLASKU UROCZYSTOSCI
rrNHTrurTrzoweHTET

SARAH0A4S VIVA
SIENKIEWICZOWSKIEJ
"Gazeta Grudziadzka'', z dnia
|27-go marca, podaje nieprawdopo
dobna wprost wiadomosc o zaka-
zie przez wladze pruskie urzadze-
mia obchodu Sienkiewiczowskiego
W jezyku polskim ma G6rnym sla
Isku.
Artyku1 ten "Gaz. Grudz.' pod
tyt. "Najnowsza oryentacya'
brzmi doslownie:
CIV Kr6lewskiej Hucie ia Cor
nym Slasku grono miejscowych O.
bywateli zamierzalo urzadzic uro-
zystoscSienkiewiczowska z pred
s%tawieniem teatralnem. = Wszy-
stko bylo juz przygotowane az
tn W sam dzien uroczystego OBJ
chodu popoludniu przychodzi z
generalne.j komendy telegram, re
uroczystosci urzadzac ME wolno.
Ma zazalenie wysfane do general
ne,j komendy nadszedf pc 2 t!ygod
mach telegram nastepuja lace tres
eli:
"Przedstawienie polskich sztuk
teatralnych jest niedozwolone tax
samo wsp6luzywanie polskiej -
mowy ~zreszta jutrzejsza uroczy-
stosc Sienkiewiczowska dozwolo-
ma.
Zastepcza generalna komenda.''
"Po otrzymaniu powyzszego tie
legramu udaf sic jeden z komite-
towych ma policye, gdzie mu po-
wiedziano,ze obch6d maja uzadzic
20 niemiecku. Wobec tego oczywi
seize obch6d sic ME odbyf.
"Wiadomossc ia wydaje sic tax
nicprawdopodobna, re ME chcia-
}oby sic W MIA uwierzyc - a jed
max jest ~prawdziwa!
"Moze takie zajScia wreszcie
przekonaja rad niemiecki i prus-
XII, re zmiane polityki wobec Pola
k6w k%oniecznie trzeba zapoczatko
wac, juz W czasie wojny!
81 moze rad Rzeszy wreszcie
postara sic II Rady Zwiazkowej
O zatwierdzenie uchwalonej przez
ustawy. znoszacej para
graf kagancowy.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
WYBORY w PARAF11 SW.
JACKA.

Rozbark. w niezadfugim czasle
odbeda sic wybory do zarzadu
zastepstwa koScielnego. Lista wy,
borcza jest wy}ozona ma probost-
vie do 20 pazdziernika. Wszyscy
wyborcy sd zobowiazani udac sic
ma probostwo i przekonac Gle, czy
ich nazwisko jest zapisane do IL
sty wyborczej. a gdy ME jest zapi
sane domagac sic tego stanowczo.
Mech kazdy spelni sw6j obowia--
eek obywatelski!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
z GALICYI
GL6D I MEDIA w GALICY1
ME DO OPISANIA.

Gazeta wiedenska ''Tageblatt
zamieszcza obszerna koresponden
eye re Lwowa W Galicyi, W kto-
rel correspondent, wojskowy au--
stryacki, pisze miedzy innemi:
'"Skarzycie sic, re Il was We
Wiedniu niedostatek. Bieda wa
sza W por6wnaniu z tutejsza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
z P%OZNANSKIEGO
o JEZYK P0LsK1 w ZK0
ZACH ~POZNANSKICH.

Poznanska "Gazeta Narodowa
omawia we wstepnym artykule u
chwa}e Stowarzyszenia Kupcow
W Poznaniu domagajaca sic PREY
wr6cenia nauki obowiazkowej je-
zyka Polskiego W szkoiach handle
wych:
Do petycyi tel wystosowanej do
magistratu- poznanskiego, - PREY
}aczyla sic polska Korporacya kup
COW chrzescijanskich, niemieckie
Stowarzyszenie detalist6w oraz
niemieckie Stowarzyszenie drogu-
erzyst6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

''.czysci glove, zwilza' zapalone bio
ny y, i gdzieby mog}o bye przedluze
MEM zaziebienia, pomaga. Me "a
przesta:jcie leczenia skoro ponce
ne Jest W poczatku poniewaz
wp6f wyleczone zaziebienie jest
niebezpiecznem. Wezcie dr'a
King'a New Discovery az zazie--
bienie zginie zupe}nie. "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
N~IEsZCZEsCIE MA RZECE
r

Pod m. Fuerstenburgiem, pod
czas powodzi wielka }6dz nafado-
wana, porwana przez prad Odry.
uderzy}a o rusztowanie mostu
sic budujacego, kt6ry sic wskutek
tego zarwal. iona, c6rka i syn
wlasciciela }odzi poniesli smierc
pewien robotnik wielkie odni6sl
pOkaleczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Wiosenne zaziebienia So n1ebez'
pieCZne.

Szybka zmiana temperatury /
bielizny %sprowadza zaziebienia
wiosenne z zapchaniem g}owy; DO
lem gard}a, i og6lnemi symphonic
mi zaziebienia. Dawka Dr'aKinga
New Discovery jest pewna pomo-
ca i antiseptycznym balsamem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
WIEsCI z OKOLIC STAN1SkA
WOWA.

LWOWSka OdZeId IOfdllNd u
|:trzymala cd pewnego uchodzcy
wojennego garsc bardzo Interest,"
,jacych informacyi o obecnem pc
}ozeniu w okolicach Stanisfawo-
wa. W kt6rego najblizszej okoli--
cy, ;jak wiadomo, znajduje sic Ii
MIA bojowa. Uchodzca 6w zamiesz
kiwal W miasteczku, tuz Obok Sta
nislawowa lezacem, i opowiada,
re gdy stamtad wyjezdzaf rozleg}
sic ogluszajacy hulk mad Bystrzy-
ca Solotwinska. To wysadzono
most k%oolejowy ma Bystrzycy, tn
dziez most ma goscincu do kalu-
sza. Polaczenie re Stanis}awowem
bylo przerwane. Rosyanie usado-
will sic IA g6rze Solotwinskiej
posuneli sic nastepnie pod Uhry-
now, gdzie rozpoczely sic zaciete
WALK, zakonczone odparciem ME
zliczonych mas atakujacej piecho
|ty rosyjskiej. Walk ~rozgorzafy tn
ma ca}ym froncie, niezbyt daleko
cd samego miasta, DO zaledwie pa
re kilometrow ma zach0d. o bis
kosci linii bojowej cd Stanis}awo
wa swiadczy fakt, re W nledzlele
kazda slychac W okopach muzy--
Ike rosyjska, koncertujaca W Sta
nis}awowie.
Ustawiczne strzaly IA CALVIN
froncie trwaja dzien i noe. Ponie-
waz Rosyanie usadowili sic Ia H.
nil kolejowej, przeto, ably ich STAN
tad wygnac, W nocy z Is ia 49,
przeprowadzify wojska energicz--
ny atak IA pozycye rosyjskle, u
wienczony zupe}nem powodze-
MEM. - Odtad ustali}y sic pozy--
eye juz obu wojsk walczacych,
chloe w niekt6rych miejscach jed
ne okopy cd drugich przedziela
ledwie przestrzen so metr6w. Lud
nose powoli uspokaja sic. wycze-
kujac przewazenia sic szans Bit
wy.
A chociaz ma froncie panuje tax
zwane zacisze, ogien artyleryi i
karabin6w maszynowych ME u
stale ami ia chwile.
w okolicy Stanislawowa - o.
powiada 6w wychodzca - przeby
wa}em do SGD wrzesnia, p6zniej, z
powodu wzmozonego ognia arty-
leryi kazano nam opuscic nasza
miejscowosc. Daremnie szuka}em
koni z w66zkiem. zadnemu z villas
%cicieli ME mog}em zapewnic pow
rotu tych koni, gdyz bardzo lat
wo DO drodze o rekwizycye zaprze
gu. Dlatego piechota trzeba by}o
lasami dostac sic do >Ka1usza, a
dopiero stad mog}em udac sic do
Doliny, gdzie mi wydano passport
do Lwowa.
Ma calej tel przestrzeni widzia
lem, re ludnosc zachowuje sic bar
do spokojnie, zniwa odbywaja
sic W dalszym ciagu, a So wcale W
t,ym roku piekne zbiory. Gorzej
bylo W tych okolicach, przez kt6-
re przechodzi lima bojowa, tam
BOWEN zboze pozosta1o W kopach,
OWES byl jeszcze niedojrzaiy, tax,
il wszystk6 to zostalo ma pniu. Pc
"a LIMA bojowa, wojsko energicz
ME pomaga W zniwach, ably wszy
stko zboze zebrac i ma miejscu
w%ym16cie, odkupujac ziarno cd
wlasciciela celem uratowania 60
pred rekwizycya nieprzyjaciela
ma wypadek jego wkroczenia. Pc
dobnie wykupuje wojsko i konie
W okolicy, placac przytem wlasci
cielom doskonale ceny, byle tylko
wlasciciele ME poniesli szkody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Ludzie kt0rzY zaWsze cierpis

Ludzie kt6rzy zawsze cierpia
ia zaPchanie kt6re sprawia boil
g'.,owy, bladost twarzy, nieczysty
!oddech, Itchy ape 1T ME powinni
zwlekac i minuty lecz wziac Hol
lister'a Rocky Mountain herbaty
natychmiast. Zdziwicie sic je.j re
zultatem. 35c. w apiece Brown'a
Ogl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-22
African Settlement
Sought by Italy
Britain and France Asked to
Take Up Question of
Colonial Boundaries

Washington, July 2l.-Italy has
taken up the subject of special ar
rangements with Great Britain and
France concerning Africa and their re-
spective territories and spheres in that
continent, according to semi-officlal
dispatches from Rome received here
t0es4Iy. The Ministry of the Colonies
has just published a report by Signor
Schanzer, Under Secretary for Colo
NAL Affairs, on the Italian colonies in
Africa.
Signor Schanzer discusses the colo
Nal problem in relation TO the inter-
national situation, and declares the
cordial relations now existing between
Italy and Great Britain and between
Italy and France make il possible for
Italy TO state that all Itiyian colonial
difficulties will be solved. especially
the question of the boundary of Lydia
Tripoli, he asserted, cannot be cut
off from communication with the Af-
rican hinterland without its economic
and commercial value being practical
ly lost.
1t Is necessary, therefore, the min
lister asserted, for Italy TO take up
again with France and England the
question of the Lybian boundary, par
ticularly between Chadames and Cat.
where French claims penetrate into
Italian possessions.
He said there was excellent hope
that the British government would
take up the question OF the boundary
between Italian Cirenaica and Egypt.
leading TO a solution corresponding
with the political and econo mic neces-
sities Of nth countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-22
Six Americans Win Honors
French and British Decorate
Foreign Legion Members

Paris, July 2l.-Six Americans serv-
ing in the Foreign Legion in France
have just been decorated or COM
mended in army orders. They are:
Machine Gunner Christopher Charles,
Brooklyn; Guy Agostini, San Fran
cisco: Grenadier Arthur Barre, Boston,
formerly a sailor on the battleship
North DAKOTA, and Grenadier Ivan
Mock, mining engineer, of Baltimore.
The foregoing received the War Cross
at a review at Chalons-sur-Marne. Az
an honors parade at the lnvalides
Earnest Waldron, Paterson, n. j., serv-
ing with a French line regiment. was
decorated with the British Military
Medal. This was awarded him for de-
votion and bravery. Acting as inter-
prefer and guide of tho British troops
near Combles, he suffered a wound
which cost his right leg. He already
had received the French Military Medal
and War Cross.
His brother Andrew, who enlisted
with him in August, 1914. is now n cor
poral in the 18th Line Regiment. He
has been commended twice in army or
ders. wears the War Cross and has been
wounded four times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-22
u. S. Likely to Bring
Allies Wounded Here
May Also Decide to Relieve
France of German War
Prisoners

Washington, July 2l.-Wounded SOL
diers of France and England may be
brought to the United States for treat
ment and convalescence. War Depart
ment officials have had the question
under consideration for some time, and
it was learned to-day that adoption OF
the plan is probable.
Il also has been suggested that Ger
man prisoners be brought 20 America,
instead Of holding them in camps IN
France or in England. The care OF the
prisoners and the wounded here would
materially lessen the burden of feed
ing them, and make it unnecessary for
the governments of France and Eng
land to divert considerable part OF
their provisions to the support OF so
large a non-fghting force.
The intention is TO bring the wound
ed and prisoners over in the transports
which carry American troops to France.
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u. S. Troops Keep
In Fine Physical
Trim in War Zone
A Few Cases of Measles
and Mumps Only Illness
Among the Men

American Training Camp in France,
July 21.-The chief medical officer OF
the American expeditionary forces yes
terday gave each troop section brief
talk on general health conditions. He
explained the dangers that confront ell
armies, and urged the men to take pre-
cautions available for each individual
soldier.
The troops responded finely to his
patriotic appeal to keep in good physi-
cal condition for the reputation OF the
American arms. and promised faithfully
rot TO drink unfltered water and to
live UP to other health precautions.
Little Sickness in Camp
Medical records thus far make it ap-
rear that the appeal has been antici-
pated by the majority of men, for
health conditions are excellent. What
little sickness prevails is limited al
most exclusively TO q few cases Of
n easles and mumps contracted In the
United States before departure, and
which spent their violence in the port
uf debarkation.
Every soldier already has been vac
cinated against typhoid, and in addi-
ton each troop section Is amply
equipped with hypochlorite of calcium
for treating every crop of water used,
50 the danger from injection is
minimized.
Likewise, every man under fortytve
years has been vaccinated against
smallpox, and will be similarly pro-
tocted against cholera should it
make its appearance later in the
trenches. The sanitation of the dis
trict has been constantly improved
since the arrival of the troops, work in
this direction being, in the estimation
Of the medical chiefs, unexampled. The
food is called excellent and field con-
ditions so good that they could not well
be better.
The American army has just com
pleted the taking over of the French
base hospital near here, which will be
opened within few DAYS with the
Johns Hopkins unit. comprising thirty
physicians and surgeons, including a
number of noted specialists, $50 at
tendants and 1903 American nurses. The
hospital has a capacity of 1000 beds
and will be used exclusively for the
American forces.
Base Hospital Arranged
The medical arrangements are al
ready so far advanced that each troop
section has its local dispensary, with
1 twelve beds. and a field hospital, to
which more serious cases can be trans
ported in American ambulances, and,
! finally, base hospital.
/ Medical supply depots already have
/ been established, and are fully equipped
with everything needed. Huge quaint
/ ties Of materials were landed with the
/ troops. The French have turned over
other large supplies, so that the base
/ hospital and all subordinate institu-
/ tons will be able constantly to main
/ tain on hand a ten days supply, which
will be replenished from the medical
/ depot.
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The Weather Report

Washington. July 2l-Thunder showers continued
IN the South Atlantic ard east Gulf states and
The eastern ard southern portions Of the west Gulf
distre, and IN Tennessee aud locally IN tho middle
Atlantic states and New England. There were also
Local thunder showers IN the west upper lake re-
gcn. the vppcr Mississippi and lower Missouri
yslleys while elsewhere tbs weather was generally
fair.
U,sh te.np>ratur,s continued throughout tho West
and 1, was also generally warmer in tho lake
region
There will oo thundsr showers Sunday and Nor
day IN tho south Atlantic and east Gux states.
T-nncsee. tho Ohio Valley and tho greater portion
q the lsks region. and also Sunday nigh; o. Mon
day Ia Nes England and tho north@n portion Of
tho middle Atlantic district
II will 10 .ome~hst cooler Monday In the upper
lake and western lower lAfc region.
Fo~ccsst for Special Loeslities.-Fe the District
Of Columbia and Maryland. generally fair Sunday
and Monday
For Virginia. fair IN northern. local showers In
southern portion Sunday and probably Monday
Tor New Jersey generally fair Sunday and Mon
dag. creep, probable thunder showers sunday night
or Monday ~ northern portion.
For Es,rrn Peunyivanis and Southern New
EnGsnd. generally fair Sunday: Monday showers.
For Eastern New rct. rvo~slly fair Sunday.
local thunder shc~er at nisht or Monday.
For Sorhsu Nov England. Tennessee and lower
Michigan. local thunder showers Sunday and prob
.by Nondsy.
For North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama
and Y1aida. thunder shower Sunday and Monday
Yg Mississippi local thunder sh0~ep sundU;
f.f In