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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
9as6abeasG Gurpns @eiud)
Ies negel @ertpeiger,ing bes Yunbes.
ei6es eingeferferten
EeIterreidaifeu gdlBioG6oteu SSSobr
Safet6urg BON 4frou ubge.
tDieien.

Cleveland, o., Is. 4ug. Bun.
Sesridter Beitertbaber CAB om @titt.
mob cine entiDei0ung ab, IN peLdgr
SSSo6n SGSen6urg, EN- WtitgFieo De:
8. acknowledgements bon Obto
pclfer fib m Mron i'm @efdnguib be
fii,bpt, Der berlongte Sabeas CORPUS.
9,efebl per.peigert ptr6. tSafenbur1
battle bos 8erift erfuht, bic gtilItdr
beb6r6en su 5tDingen TIN aus be.
Soft gu er1tlafien un6 i'm oif Den
grur6, bab er ein Sefierreiher nm
minbcri6brig iei, pom wtiLitGrbierl;i
su befreisrl. Der gfitfrr ober erfldr.
te. 6ob Elm Grslduber nns Selterrett
i'd pobl rrm 9ieufte uleloen Tonne.
mo o6gleia Safen6ttrg mrnoeridh'
rig lei, 70 babe er ifor bomols ais
iein eigerer 8orrrntrlb pebau0elt, ais
or freitpillig iid1 gum Gienft on Der
merifafriiden SrerBe meloete. Ii
EhatIate, bab S.'rdcrrbl,rg fih nun
tpeigere, Ben 9.rl6eSeio ab6uIegen,
MtSere bic giIitdrbeb5r6en nift.
i'm nyit ieinem gali3regtinent ms
@rsJ0nS GIT ierlScn. SadeRburg piro
Deeen sSniitborbinatior Dot elm
Rrledsderitt ceitelt tperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

ben. boB 5000 Wlonn bic Mrbeit niss
berlesen tDiiroen. Die Organization
benaAri9tigte bic 9oubernsurs Der
bier Stantsn, bag bic @ntldHuug al
Ter ,alaHsntrisss" @efan9enen. Elm
sebnitiinbieer 2frbeftstdg in ben grn=
tefeIbern. Before ianitdre 3uitdnoc
unb bas 9ribilegium Der Organiiiz
rung Der lrbeiter berloHgt fperbe.
,,@ir tDer6en oitr6 Die anfpenoing
unferer orgnniiirten Nnht Die berr.
i6etoen 9Iaiien 5ipineen, uniereiI
Dhtglie6ern @ere9tigfeit DiOerfab'
rem 81 laiIen. @enn oies nibt ge'
i6iebt, ner6en Die @eBenfel6er oes
Roroipeiteits uneingeerntet bleiben. "
Ger @orberneur gioies alerotoer
bon Sy6abo iuto SSanes WitbDcombe
non Sregon fofDie Der WaDor o. g.
Safer BON Bortlailo, Oregon, erflar.
ten, oob man oiif ale @oentilalitdten
borbereitet iei. Gs meroe nieinor0 ees
ftnttet neroen, Die SS1rouitrie su bent
men, peIde 6ie Station initonO iebe.
nit einen auslpGtigen sSeinoe &rieg
II fiibren. @s Ieien 9eiese oorbon.
berL tDelfle 6a3u angetbnn ieien, Dem
Srei6en Der 5. u. 8.
Gtuholt All debieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
Gina /. geptember
Dirb bic Re4tspflege IN poleu II bic
SGnbe Der polniI4en 8ebDrOen
iiberaeben.

&Openbagen Is. 9tug. Gie
Ste4tsPfIege i'm &Onigrei4 45oIsn piro
am l. September, mann Der Staatsz
rat9 Elm s5uiti3miniiterium fopis Gin
Seri4tszSpitem etabIren lpiro, in bic
9dnbe Der pOlnif9en 8e40rben iiGers
geben. Dies iiub bic sriten tbatidt5z
Ii6en 9erfiigungen, pel4e Dor1
StGatgratb ausgeben tperpen. Sif.l
1T aber ouber Starrbe, ben bon ben
oeuti9er 4utoritdtsn unterbrsiteter
llnterrt4tsptaH su at5ePtiren unf
ipsigsrt fi6 begbarb, bic @erpdIhine
bes S6ulpefeus 1u iibernebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
Ghabbafte Wsnnitiss
@urbe bei ben Sdisbiibunseu in
Rap Jsrfsp feitsetelIt.

sea Gtrt, q. g., Is. aug. =
@m Uiittipo4 purbe angetiinbigt, bob
unter ben Wlunitionsborrdtben, peI'
DE BON Der 9unbesrsSierung BEN
Staats Rem Jsdsp fir ben 9e6rdut
i'm Camp Gbge geliefert porb,n pd'
rem, fdabbofts Gs,DebrnuinittOn ent'
Sedt iporben iet Don $1,000 Run'
ben, tpei6. 5u S9debilbuugeH berusi
tuurben, trpiefsn fi1 600 Ruuoen aIs
i6abbaft. tnbem bic pdtronen ber'
iasten. Disls anbne foIIen erft sinis:
3eit, na6bem abssbriidt porbsn mar,
lossesansen isin. Der BrigabesGenes
raj g. gB. Gpenter, Der General 5ns
iptttear Der S4iebiibunssn m Qetp
5srfsp, ertldrts, bab .r nod ME supOr
.inen 10 bo5eu aro3entiab ffIe4ter
Wuniiion ansetrOffsu bdbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
-
Rleise psliseinaa3rid)ten.

- Der Is Sabre aIte S9ubarbeis
ter Grdnt Greiner, 1897 gylum Gtras
Be, IN felt Samitas abednsis. @ein
gerf6pinben ipurbs seiisrn Der 90.
Ii5ei semeIbet.
Srau Sarab Smith, 211 @eft
12. StraBs. srtpudis in Der Radt duf
Mitttpo9 burd Elm berbddtigss 9es
rdu1. Sic beniertts einsn Ginbrsher.
Der iih am Genitef gu fbaffsn uin6te.
Offs Der Gurfhe iit .ntbedt fab unb
iiberbies in ben 2auf einss Repolpers
Midit. sabisr f9IsInisft 5erfsnselb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
2Sesex DeiAipimbeluns Q
gOn MGnnern I'M militarpfli4ttgsr
4Iter
gBurben in gleDelanb 5ipsi 8erbaftuE.
gen Dorgsnomm.n-

@IepeIanb, g., 10. 2lugujt,
ebefs sOetettis RabOneb saG am Dtitt'
nod bic ertlarung ob, OaB rou
eleoelanbern i'm uiIitdrpflI9ti6en
2llter an S9fpinoler, pel6e Dorga.
ben, sinilubrei9 ssnus gu ieiH, I'm iic
Dom UlilitdroisnIt 5n befreien, Hsbr
als $4,000 be5nblt DOrOen Ieieu.
Die grtlGrung erfolgie nub Der 9es
bdftung BON 5tpei UlannsrH, tpsl6e be-
i4ulbigt iinb, an einer getiap0ruug
bst6eiligt sapefen su feiH, DRGnnrn
ouf Der 3iebungsIiIte, bic I'M QuslaToe
9eboren fpb. @eIb aus Der Saffs 5u
loden.
Die beiben @erbdfteteH Finb Suts
ieppe 3aceerin nnb Or. Wobeiiiut
Goppola. 81. tpsrben uuter bsr r6rs
ldufigsn gntldae Der Grldngurg ron
Gefb uuter fdlfHen Dorfpisgelungsn
fcitsebdltsn, BIB fie ben 8unbss6eam'
ten nugqsliefert fperbtn. Sie ipsrbeu
BON biefeu tpdbrifeinli3 unter bsr
Gnfldge, bic Durdfiibrurs beg Ron,
itrtptionssSfeses sehinbsrt gu bober
prosefiirt fperben.
Die fpe5ieTe 2(nifuae segeu BIZ
ger6aftetsn b.fdet, bos iie ben @er'
fu6 semodt bdtt.u, bon paul1 ga.
tuofo $400 III erldnrer. anter BEN
8erfpre6en Der gripirtuug bsr Mili'
tdrsTreibett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
Tl6bIidler seb.

Der 38iabrise giIenformer Gbus.
8. Craig. 216 Deit A. StraBt. GOD-
inston, Ep.. oer geiterH nad Gcnep
Sslanb fubr, um ben Ra4mittas gu
perbriuseu. fisl auf BEN Dess BON
goois nad bem Gingangstbor su BEN
RdOrt pIOblid gu Soben unb bsrs
f4isb. ebe ibm dr3tli9e Ollie sebradpt
iptrben tonnte. Coroner Bauer, Der
bic 2eide btii4tigte uub Die erlaubs
nib ertbeilte, bab iie na4 eODinston
sebradt perbe. iteIie fefi, baB Craig
siiieIn 6er5f9lag erIesen mar.
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gutomObiIjaHbsr.

9oiiis TbeobaIo, gbaufieir fir bie
5enton aeinieunssairitoIt un6 3246
@dff aoenue wcbnbaft, iotuie Srnii
Wsargie Boobroip. IA gerona SIats,
Die in ibrer wiaihinen tpie pnbnfin.
mig orrd bic SraBen eefnbren mo-.
ren iui6 llnfaIIe beriiriaht batten.
mair6en geftrn i'm WamiSipalserif,t
5u ie S25 GeISitrafe berurtbeilt. alei.
mere gfittomobiIiiirroer fonten init
entipreher6 fIeineren Straien Sanon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16

ing I'M @heiter Fart mb beiutjtea
eleidBeitig forporatib Die 2ebensnt;t.
tclausitegung. wiilfon y 9iailenocr
mno eoipar6 Dlongolo nIadten Die
i5onneurs uno 2lniprahen bieIfen su.
Iius Gobr, @)ieago, Frof. Otto erf,
Columbus, uno grof. 5. e. eri0er,
6rorrffort, an. Sb nir Die gtil6 Ger
irolnneH 9erhingsnrt sefloiien iit
ODER ob aud 9Lnibldee gegen 6os gu.
blifim misgebedt tporoen iiii0, fonnte
mfr in Grfabriing gebraft meroea-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
0eneralmaipr Gilbert
9ieIt am Mittp o.9 eine
Reoue ii Ser bic dmeris
taui den Sruppen in
5rantrti9 a 5.

" - - y - ~
Paris, 10. gtuguit. Der @enernls
moior' William 8. Gilbert belt am
Wiittipp9 i'm Eager Der umeritaniI5en
1ruppen cine ReDue iiber bic srTte Qbz
theiIung Der umeritanii9en @rpebi<
tionstruppeu a6. Gs mar oies bds erTte
gtaI, oub bic ameritnnti9sn Sruppeu
IN Jrantret3 ole beiiammsn paren.
Der neue @eianbte Der
S9Dei5 ungstommen.
Gin alta ntif8er Safe1
10. auguit. 9r. Sean 4opIp5 SuI,
ser, Der neue 9eIunbts Der S8pet5
in ben Der. Staatsu, lit bier an
gtittpo9 an gorb eines ipdrtiften
SdHpfers angetommen, BON eiacr
&ontmiIIiun bon brei Serren besleitet
bic bic trumsrsisQsu lan finansisIIsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
9iMlleberlebenSer bna sem
GeidJtuaber bes 9lomai'
ralS bpn gpee
Rad oieler Mibe mad
Seut 4lanb suri-d.
aete6rt.

Qmferbam, 10. 4uguit. Ser
WtarineIeutnont Stto S9erit, elmer
Der penigen lleberlebenben bOn oem
geidpdber bes &bwtraIs pon Spee,
bas I'M DECEMBER 1914 in Der Habe
Der Galtluns SnislH DON elmer gros
ben brttif9en Jlotte 5erftort tuur6e.
TT mad Seutf9Lanb 5uriidsetebrt, tcie
bic 3eituHg Don gtsle6eu, g}roptn5
Sd9feu, untiinbtst. Der 2eutnant
brauhte a6t Ulonate, nm BON Giibs
amertta noa Seutfdlatrb 5u seIangcu
unb er bate bGufia bic allersrBbteu
S6pterigtetten gu ii6ertptrben. Ra6
fsiner Riidtehr rn5 0eutThlGnb fatpb
er f5 fOfort tpieber Der 1lotte an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-16
2lmerifaniidbe Srappen
@erurfa6en beim 9ura'
mario bur6 bic StrGs
BEN 2onbons rteftge
9saei iterun9.

y
Qonbon, 10. 2luguIt. 9ie gss
o0lterunq 2onbons feierte am glitts
mod einen 3peiten rGmeritasSag",
uls cine grpBe 4btbetlun9 ameritauts
i6er Sruppen BON einem Srainta
rungstager bur8 bic 5uuptitraben i'm
!5er3sn Der tStabt mari4irte.
Die Briten iinD ni9t bemouftratiO,
unb Der Dur6mari1 tbrer eigsneH
Sruppsn uub ielbft Der 8olonioItrups
pen bur9 2onbon lieB tie oerbdltniBs
mGBiq talt. 9iesmul uber tanute Der
Gnt6ufiasmus Der 2onooner teiue
8rensm. gluf allen Regierungsgebdu'
ben unb pieler 8eI6dftsbduisrn tpebs
ten ameritaniide Slaggeu.
Der SDnig 9eprg, bic S0nigin
u2arb, bic &Dnigir W}utter 2ueranOra
unb mRre Mitglteber Der tOntgli6en
STanilie faben benz 8prbeimarf9 Der
! 5ruppen Don bem Sofs Dor oem BUD
ingbam qoluit aus 81, pGbreno Der
ameritonifbe gptf6ufter Puge uno
Der 4bmirul Gins benz 8orbeimafb
BON Der ameritaHif6en 9otI4aft uus
SufnbeH.
Rertp iir6tge Gntbe ed ung.
gotpbama, Sapau, %. Suli.
(psr poif). Reuusebn Stiten, pelae
Dpn RuFeu bon ben Der. Staaten
bisrber sebra6t poroeu paren, ent'
bieIten, als lie geOffnet tpuroen, an'
itatt iostaIif frii6er 2itterutur, ME Die
Gmigrdnten ertldrten, 1ur Sdno. Die
guien fugtcn, buB Tie bic &tIten nit
Io5ialiittf6er 2itteratur CUR guttla'
runq ibrer 2anbsleute gefiiqt gebdbt
bGtten, bag aber Don Der amerItant'
rii6en poliaet aufatt berIelben Sdnn
Iubftit1itrt pprbeu fem miife. Gs
paTiren etne Menge na9 9arbtn 5u'
riidtebrenoer RuHen bur9 Sapan
IA brtttf DE 9onDels 9ifts
BON iber 1900 Sonnen
in LETTER Do DE
Dsrfentt.
2oubon, 10. dug. @iuer dnr
IberO DOM Observation-Disclosures srs
lafieuen Setdnatma4uHg Sufplgs iillo
IN bergdngener Wo9e pieber IA bris
| tif9e SaubelsI9tffe bon mebr ais
1900 Sonneu berfentt tporben, segsn
q IN Der pprigen Wo6e. 2lu6 toars
ben stpet Sdiffe Don tpeniger ais 1860
Sonnen anb brst JiI4bampfer Oers
fentt.
Oeftrret6tf9er 0ampfsf
in S bangbai bef f8Ias'
ndbmt.
/ g S5angbai, Sbtna, Is. auguft.
9rsi i'm bisiisen Safen tuternirte
0FterreidiT5e 9anrpfer iinb bon beu
hiuef16en Martnebeb6rben iibernpms
men tporoen. Die S9iffe fparen ntbt
beT9dbigt unb es purbe Der geFb,
nabre tetn Wtberfdnb geleiitet. Die
big iebt iibernummenen beutT6en unb
ijfterrei9ii6en Shtffs itu6 Oou su>
ldHlfnen 1o,OOO 2pnnen.
& orntIoip orbeitet N eiter
on @te6erter1eIIuRg
Der 0ts3ipIin.
ct. 8etersburg, IS. @lugtIt.
General aorrriIotp bat Uedbnabntelt
eneraiidercn gbordfterS 5ur g8ieoer.
berltelllng Der 0is5ipltn int &eere sr.
gritfen. Bur 3eit peraitLaBt er bic
Seitrabr1e Der W1itelieSer elmer Der
uidtieiten @eieaId,afterr Die ibren
@rnfIuB Gllf ote Moral Der Srupfen
gelteItb .tnd,ert-
Gas iidb 6urdrpeg aus Stllbetteu
Der Rosfouer llntnerfttdt 5uiamEteit.
ieeenoe grite Gegiment 1T nad) Der
sSrort abeegmeer, Inn eine Der ees
fnhrpoIiten Steulrnecn IN einer qinie
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ecSntereFen Der S6tpei3 reprdfentirsn
uHb bereu @ufgdbe es TT, NIT Der Res
gierung in Buibington iiber bic 5Gn'
bdsbe5tebungen, namentli5 iiber eie
HabrungsmittsIperf gu uHters
bdnDeln.
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in WtiHesla, 6. s.,
8irb bic mad Grautrsta a
befimmte Dtniiion q o.
tioRalgarbe m 6iliz
ftrt fperbeu.

@af6inston, .. g., Is. Gug.
Die DiDiIion Ratioualgurpe, bic be-
ftimmt 1T, na9 Syranfrsi4 1ef4tdt gu
iperben, un6 bic aus Sruppen DON 26
Staaten 6etebt, ptrb in IinsOla,
8. s., mobiliIirt nerben. 0as Eager
pirb Camp Gilbert g. Wtls" ses
Ronnt perben, nod bem perfor6ensn
BrigaDeseRerat Wlills.
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RamsiudbmHsen
unb gef6tugua6me BON
Waffen in SrIano.

9ubGin, Is. Dug. WilitGr unb
poli3ei entfsrnteu am Wittpo6 WlOrs
gen aug bem 9uuptquartier Der Sriib
Rational 9olunteers 100 Sepe6re
unb 1900 plaspntronen.
9lu6 bus 6duptquurtier Der 5rsis
piligen in gelfait uno bic 2Otale Der
3peigorgunifatipnen in litter purben
Don Der Qoti5ei 6eimgeIu6t. bic ole
@spe6re bei4lagna5mte, Die gefauoeH
fplIrnpn
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Ginc Spnferems bpn enrp'
pdif@en Reufralen
g oil I'm September IN
Stodbolm pb.er g5ri,
fttdpiu ifuttftrbeu.

u mferb m, Is. Iusuft. 9ns
boIlGnoiide qreb=8ureru tiinbigt an,
aus oeutiten GltelIen erfobren 3u ba,
BEN, bob cine Sonfsrens 0on suropdis
fben ReutraIen i'm September ents
peoer in Stut6oIm, S4pebeu, ooer
gbriitiania, Rorpesen, itattfhtoen
tpiro, troB Der G6fpieristeiten, bic
Der Reife Der 9elesnten bon Spanten,
Der S6pei3 unb BON Sollanb inDege
finb. Dem geriht 3ufolge fpirb iebe
&egierung 5tpei Seleguteu f9iden.
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gienie Der @Idllent,.

9ie WiIfpro0u3enten nnb Sie
gsa&bdn6ler battsn seperH i5r Out.
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far6, Elm Mitglisb Der iabiI8en io3ias
IiItif9 territorialtitif4en ar6eiter,
partsi, 1T gum Winifter srndnnt pOrs
ben.
Gum erftsn Mal in RuBlanb if bic
iiibii4e Raifs amtli9 anertaunt pors
ben unb. 3pur BON Der Regieruns Der
Ukraine. rSSi0bii4" pir6 bic offi3ieus
porlameHtsipra9e fsin
Snqueit i'm @ange
ct @lbaus, ST., IA. glugint.
Ter Synqueit iiber ben EoO Ser IA
Sabre aIten SSe1uiie SerntngrpaD, De-
rem 2ei6e an 0Iorltng IN einem
Raisfeloe gefrnoen pltroe, tDuroe am
Oienitag begontten, mar aber am
gl6en6 nod ni6t beer0et. Cine ober-
flG6lif)e llnterIudung 6ur6 bic Yo'
Ii5ei 5eigte an, baB 6as @ta6den er.
6rofelt Doroen mar.
Ser Sol6at 9io6ert @orm bon
9ottstofprr, 8n., elm 1tttglieo 6es 1S.
gun6es acknowledgements, Dcl6er
am Sonrtag @beit0 nit Dem Wlao.
6en geieben poroet mar, 6efin6et ii6
big gum @rgebnis oes SSSnqueits IN
Sat-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
PUT PRICES DOWN
tCcn+inued from First Pase.)

(Ccntinued from First Page.)
the resolutions adopted and will re-
port tomorrow.
Did Not Mince Words.
Secretary Lane minced no words
il telling the coal men they should
be patriotic enough TO forego profits
for successful conduct OF the war
The success OF the country IN this
great war" he said. rests on you and
your are responsible just the same as
the soldiers in the trenches, Perish
ing in France, or the president in the
White House. You control the funda,
mental industry. How much vision
have you! Are you small OF big;
are YOU petty politicians OF states.
ment? Inc country will not stand
Tor anything but d large policy from
lavge men. These must be some new
adjustment OF the coal industry,
When your boy and mine are going 10
the front IS no tirue tor you to reap
an advantage even when 1t comes
under normal demands Of trade. The
lite of the nation Is at stake and there
are greater things than making
money. Is there man who will say
TO me- You can send your boy to
France while | stay here and coin his
blood into dollars. TO be an Amer
lean citizen is not merely to make a
million dollars, but it is 10 uphold the
arm OF the man who is making the
hgnt TOR his country"
Commissioner Fort OF the federal
trade commission warned the oper'
ators it was certain the government
would take over the mines unless they
did something soon 10 lower prices.
T. l.. Lewis OF the department OF
justice, who has been conducting in
designations into alleged illegal prac
tees among coal operators, reiterated
the warning that unless something
was done by the operators 10 meet
the price problem. more drastic steps
would be taken by the government.
Secretary Daniels said that If the
war goes on long. no man can say he
owns gallon or oil or ton OF coal
it must be Communicated for the
United States"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
ROOT ENCOURAGED;
BELIEVES CRISIS IN
RUSSIA IS PASSING

WITH THE ROOT MISSION IN
ROUTE FROM MOSCOW TO PETliO-
GRAD. sunday. June 24.-Thr k""l
mission left Moscow for PetruErad to-
night with a distinct sens" ri on
Coura cement. Aft"r their conference
with leaders Of industrial and political
life III Moscow. Mr.. Root and his assn
cat"S ar" disposed to view The sliua-
ton with Er"alcr optimism.
Il have derived more encouragement
from my observation Of. conditions III
Moscow than expected" said Mr.. Zoo.
"It seems clear that III" men "" met
there and the classes they represent arc
patrinIirallv devoted To tn" task ~
bringing tin country through her pres
cni difficulty. | mny say that | fhink
after visiting Moscow that there is II
fair chance nf their succeeding.
Il believe that tho cloud which rested
nvcr the peasant population and some
of tho less informed classes already
shows signs Of lifting. They are AT.
tanning n conception of the meaning OF
their new liberty and Of tho way in
which 10 preserve it,.
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Opposition senators leading recent
discussion Yielded TO Senators Knox
and Nelson, Republicans, and
Thomas, Democrat. for speeches
strongly supporting the control legls,
la1iun. Future DEBATE promised ~
center upon The prohibition question,
with leaders preulctnS an extremely
close nnal vote.
The Provisions.
For The house prohibition plan the
subcommittee substitute provides:
THAI from and after thirty days
from the dalc Of the approval OF ms
act il shall be unlawful for any per-
son, firm or corporation 10 use in the
manufacture OF any Intoxicating
liquors for beverage purposes any
Bile or nOn-pcrishable feeds,
foods or food materials. Whenever
Irhn president shall find it necessary
no conserve the perishable products
named he is empowered 10 permit
1.-THE use of such products in the manu-
facture OF vlnunus liquors.
whenever in the Judgment of the
president the public interest would
be subservrd thereby he is empow'
cred 10 permit the limited use Of the
materials mentioned in the manufac.
ture of malt or fermented liquors and
ito prescribe the alcoholic content
thereof"
Another section adopted would au-
thorize the president 10 take over any
or all distilled spirits now in bond.
,upon payment of 4 reasonable and
just price 10 distilIcrs. for re-distilla
ton into alcohol for war. industrial
or other non-beverage purposes.
The thirty days proviso is designed
Ito give that time 10 the president 10
decide whether further manufacture
of beer, wines and light beverages
shall be permitted. and for consumers
and manufacturers 10 prepare for
what the president may decide.
Big Revenue Loss.
Should the president not exert his
authority so as 10 exempt malt. fer
mented and vinous beverages from
the sweeping prohihitory provisions,
and should commander distilled
spirits in bond. bone dry" national
prohiblinn-of both manufacture and
consumption--would result, entailing
Ia loss of federal revenue estimated
between four and five hundred mil
lions of dollars and new taxation
measures. as well as local revenue re-
auctions.
Besides the prohibition substl-
tutes, other radical changes made
in the house bill included:
Extension of government con-
: troll in addition 10 food, feed and
fuel iron and steel and their pro-
ducts, petroleum and It's pro-
ducts, farm implements and ma
chincry, fertilizers and hemp,
sisel and jute.
Limiting government COM
Wandering of mines. factories
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Lakes unless action is taken. He be-
lieved fixing of an arbitrary price
now was undesirable. Fear of prose-
culion under the Sherman law pre-
vents tho operators agreeing among
themselves 10 bring down Lie plice,
he declared.
! Chairman Newlands expressed the
opinion that Ihe attorney general
would not cOnstrue the Sherman law
in that way.
81 think if The attorney general
would tell us that the Jaw would not
be used against us. We could hrlnS
down the price of coal very quickly,
Mr.. Moderwell replied.
He added that The coal SITUATION IN
part was caused by the fact mat inc
mines operate only eight hours day,
while 4 majority Of INDUSTRIES are III
operation 81 hours I day. Capaclly
Of the mines Is about forty per cent
more than present production, hn' IT.
doubted If they would be able II reach
maximum production for LACK OF rail-
road transportation. :.
What is the average Increase m
the price of coal TO III" consumer!
asked Senator PomrrcI".
Candid Admission.
at has been very large" he replied.
II would say thar it has been from
- TO 100 per cent. but that is only an
estimate
How do you Justify the increase
Coal operators are just as human
AS ANYBODY else and they have taken
advantage OF the condition and the
people" .ho
MIR. Moderwell said thar during the
last fifteen years operators between
! the Alleghenics and the Rocky Noun
tains had not made more Of Il proht
than one per cent. on an lnEcSetlncnl
of 81 900 900 900. Now while the de-
mand for coal is good. he said. ihey
are just trying 10 r"coup some OF the
losses Of the previous, year.
~ don't believe the operators should
try to recoup losses of previous years
in times such as these replied Sen
ator Cummins.
A number of members of me com
mittee questioned him regarding the
likelihood of reduction in the cost
OF production.
he added III,
The cost of production will more
than likely increase won't ~ asked
Senator Cummins.
Yes" he replied.
Mr.. Moderwell said that for years
the railroads have bought coal al
prices less than actual cost, making 1t
necessary for operators 10 make up
their loss on the small consumers.
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manufacture . Of matted. fermented
and vinuous beverages and fix their
alcoholic content.
AS rewritten The subcommittee
draft will be considered tomorrow by
The agriculture committee and prob
ably will be reported at once for
senate discussion without material
change.
Support Gained
Senators Gore. Smith Of Georgia
and others prominent in the hitter
fight against the legislation have an
nOunccd their support for The re-
drafted measure.
t. Other signs Of waning opposition
and prompt senate action came in
itoday's debate on the senate floor.
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and other plants 10 production
necessary for military purposes
or public uses of the CJunon
defense"
Limiting the power Of tnc gov.
eminent to commander foods.
feeds and fuels to supplies for The
army. navy or other MILITARY
purposes ''or public uses Of the
common defense. but authorIz-
ing their purchase for and sale To
civilians BY the government at
reasonable prices 10 be fixed.
Extending the government
powers to maintain minimum
guaranteed prices to producers 10
the storage and sale or purchase
of foods and fuels for resale at
prices necessary TO MAINTAIN
guarantees.
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REFUSED TO WORK
FULTON Slav Jailed on vagrancy at Mid
ntEht-D1d not Support Family.

Stiney Waszanak. a Slar. was arrest
ed at Fulton last night on a charge OF
vGxrancy. lie was landed in the county
jail about midnight. The arrest WAS
made by Motorcycle Deputy Sheriff
Louis Lagomarcino.
Waszanak has family for whom.
1t is said. for some time he has refused
70 work and provide support. Even in
the face Of the new state anti.vagrancy
law he declined to rrlnnuIsh his Iif..
of ease. with the result that he Was
arrested.