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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20

Washington, D. c., July 19.-Con
finement Of government control legis
lation in the food bill to foods, feeds
and fuels including kerosene and gaso
line was forecast today when, In what
was regarded as a test vote, the sen.
ate rejected "A to 20 an amendment
by Senator Kenyon Of Iowa, to extend
control to iron ore and Its products,
hemp, binding twine and farm tmple-
ments and tools.
Party lines were not observed In
the vote which, while tentative was
expected to end the fight for broad ex-
tension OF government control.
Senator Kenyon's amendment was
proposed az an addition to that OF
Senator Chamberlain, drafted by
democratic and republican leaders
providing for control only OF foods,
feeds and fuels, including kerosene
and gasoline.
FINAL VOTE SATURDAY,.
The senate worked on the food con-
troll bill today under rule limiting
speeches to ten minutes with the
leaders determined to expedite con-
sideration, preparatory to the hnal
VOJ6s OA luC AC6l5AAIAOA odtuANoys
Up to the time the senate convened
today only one of the numerous
amendments awaiting action, includ-
ing those evolved III conference as q
compromise had been disposed Of.
This was the Pomerene amendment,
adopted tentatively yesterday, which
prohibits members of the national de-
tense council or their firms from sell
Ing goods to the government unless
they file written statement showing
the extent to which they are interest
ed in the, transactions.
BOOST FOR HOOVER.
Implied endorsement was given Her
bert C. Hoover when by viva voce
vote the senate rejected an amendment
by Senator Reed, Of Missouri, to have
the food control hill administered BY
q l. beard Of five einstssd o9 three mem
befS.
An amendment BY Senator Shafroth
authorizing a single food administrs.
tor instead OF a commission. was re-
jected SO to 10.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
BLlNDFOLDED MEN
WILL DRAW FATED
SLIPS AT CAPITAL
Senators and Representatives Of Mill
tary Comittees Will Witness Opera
ton of Nations War Lottery in
the Senate Office Building
CROWDER EXPLAINS METHOD

Washington c. July 1sWar department officials
will be held at sao $50 ottumwa t.me
but expected by tonight
to
RESULT QUICKLY
andacc n transmission
Ten million men registered United States for war service
in
dv the great drawing washington The scheme
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
RUSSIAN RADICAL LEADER
REVEALED AS FOES LEADER

Petrograd, July ia letter
from General Brussiloff's chief OF
stan states that Nikolai Lenine,
the radical socialist leader. is an
agent of the German general staff.
The evidence was traced through
the confession of Lieutenant
Ermolenko that he was sent to the
front of the sixth Russian army to
make a propaganda in favor of
early peace with Germany.
Lenine's task was to compro-
mise the provisional government
in the eyes of the people by every
possible means. Funds were sent
through the intermediary of an
employe of the German legation at
Stockholm. The alleged chief Ger
man agent in Russia is Maxsta
Koslovsky, to whose account 1t Is
stated two million rubles are now
standing.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
AIRPLANE BILL
VOTE NEXT MONDAY

Washington. D. c., July 19.-Sena'
tor Chamberlain. chairman of the SEN
ate military affairs committee. said to-
day that the $40, 100000 aviation In
crease bill will be placed before the
senate again Monday and probably
passed before adjournment.
While several senator's plan oppost-
tion to the bills provisions for DRAFT
ing men into the aviation service
leaders were advised today that no
filibuster or other obstructive tactics
are planned.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
WOMEN ARE EAGER
FOR WAR TIME JOBS

New York. July 19.-Women seek
ing to enlist for war office work Of the
censor continued today to beseige CON-
mander A. B. Hoff, U. S. navy, the Off
cial cable censor for New York. Po-
sitions as decoders Of cables. emitting
women to the rank and pay of chief
.yeomen in the navy are attracting hun
dreds and those accepted are enlisted
in the naval reserve with pay OF e74
a month and an allowance for main
tenance.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
PATRIOTISM
STOPS STRIKE
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM AND EN-
PLoYEs PATCH DIFFERENCES;
ELDoN INVOLVED.

None of the Rock Island railway en-
ployes working at Eldon has left the
service owing to the proposed strike
day The order to continue for forty
eight hours was received there and the
men remained at their posts. Seventy
i've machinists, helpers and repair
men employed in the shops and yards
there would have been involved had
the strike order gone through.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
GERMANS INCREASE FIRE.

Canadian Army Headquarters in
France. July 19.-There has been 4 re
markable increase in the past twenty
four hours in the volume Of the
enemy's fire around Lens salient. from
Hill 10 on the north. to Avoin on the
south.
In some places the German fire was
Of the nature formally preceding an at
tack. but the enemy's object was the
destruction Of our trenches and posi-
tions In the ruined houses In prepara'
tions for an attack.
i. vimy, three miles from the nearest
German battery. was bombarded with
high explosives, 800 SO shells falling in
relatively small place. Avion and
points to the north almost as far up the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
DRAFT IMPOSTERS'
EFFORTS THWARTEL

Chicago, July 19.-The Y. M. c. A.,
and other organizations are formulat-
ing plans today to combat the efforts
Of confidence men who are obtaining
considerable sums OF money, 1t is said,
selling promises to get exemptions
from the draft. The imposters are said
to work principally in sections OF the
city which are populated by foreigners
who have little knowledge OF the Eng
lish language.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
WELL, NOW, PERHAPS
POLICE ARE RIGHT

Quincy, ILL.,. July 1s.-After sitting
on the river bank for more than an
hour. an unidentified man rose sudden
ly, left his hat on the bank and swim
ming out few hundred feet into the
Mississippi river here today, threw up
his hands and sank. The police are
working on the theory that he COM
mitted suicide.
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Continued on Page 81
Hecklers Free
ByPresident's
Pardon Order

WY AshlNGToN. o. c. July 10.
w President Wilson today
w Issued pardons for the six
teen suffragists who are serving
sixty day sentence In the work
house at Occoquan, Va, for picket
ina In front Of the white house.
Secretary Tumulty said the par
don must speak for Itself and that
the white house would have no
statement to make Of the presi.
dents reason for his action.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
BREADLESS DAYS
WIN FOR ENGLAND

Washington. D. c.. July ia de-
crease Of 10 per cent in the consump-
ton Of flour In England in June is the
claim made by the national war saw
ings commission as result Of the
breadless campaign inaugurated to
conserve food, according to report
received by Herbert Hoover today.
This saving, 1t is stated, is in excess
Of all expectations.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
PRISONERS SAW WAY
OUT OF ILLINOIS JAIL

Quincy. H.. July 19.--Sawing their
way through bars of the county jail
two men, Henry Napier and Dale Wal
ton late last night made their escape
at Carthage. ILL.,. thirty miles north of
this city Other prisoners were stop
ped by Walter Worrick. an employe
At the jail
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ARMY DRAFT AT $50 A. M. TOMORROW

United field forces France will be equipped with the
shpanelpoof amo designed
by the British will be recommended by army ocers
all the
The body will be issued only to men
wire entan
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eEsrAelisu Losr POSTS.

London, July 19.-As result Of the
recent fighting at Monchy-le-Preux, the
advanced posts from which our troops
were compelled to fall back by the
euemy's attack on July II have now
been re-established. says today's Of
fetal statement.
Hostile raiding parties were repulsed
last night west Of Cherisy before reach.
Ing our trenches. We made success
full raids north and east Of Ypres and
secured prisoners few other pris-
oners were captured by us in an un-
successful hostile attack upon one OF
our advanced posts east OF Costa
verne.
There was considerable artillery
activity on both sides in the night.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
IOWA 5 QUOTAS
ARE NOT KNOWN
Five Districts Already
Have Exceeded Their
Required Limits.

Des Moines, July 1e.-Five Iowa ex
emption districts. through enlistments
In the national guard and regular army
have exceeded their total quotas OF
men required in the federal army, un
der the conscription law. ana conse
quently will not have to contribute 10
the f,rst war army raised by draft.
This was announced today by Ad1u
tant General Guy E Logan, IN I'M
mediate charge of the draft work ~
this state, but he refused to state
which districts are affected, pending
completion Of the district apportion,
ments of Iowa's quota.
Because Of these excess enlistments'
a complete reapportionment OF the dis.
trict quotas is necessary, the adoutan,
general said, and It Is believed TINS VIII
not be completed until tomorrow.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
ILLINOIS MAKES PROTEST

Springfield. ILL.,, July 1e.--Allotment
of Illinois portion of the national drart
army to the various districts OF the
state will not be completed for at least
two or three days.
The allotment is going ahead on the
basis Of the 1000 quota against which
Governor Lowden protested as too
high.
The census bureaus estimate of,the
population Of Illinois, 1t Is declared, Is
approximately 100000 too high
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
sINN FEIN PAPER QUITS.

Limerick, Ireland. July 19.-The
Sim Fe;n organ Factionist which has
been appearing for some months. was
suppressed today. The police seized
the plant.
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AGREEMENT is REACHED.

Petrograd, July 17.-(Delayed) -
BY an agreement between the soldiers
and wormen's deputies and the re-
naming members of the cabinet the
question of replacing the retiring
ministers. as we'll as all questions of
policy has been held in abeyance
pending the suppression of the Boil
sheviki element which for thirty
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20

Petrograd, July 19.-Russian troops
have again driven into the GaliciaA
village Of Novica. south Of Kalusz and
now occupy the eastern end Of that
place.
The Russians captured more than
200 prisoners and three machine guns
in Tuesdays fighting near Novica.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20

RUSSIAN BOATS SINKS SUB.
Petrograd. July 19,-The north and
south agency reports that a Russian
destroyer has sunk German sub
marine in the Baltic by dropping
bombs on 1t and that the crew Of the
submarine was drowned.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
ATTACK QUENTIN FRONT.

ATTACK QUENTIN FRONT.
Paris, July 19.-The Germans made
an attack last night on front OF 800
meters south of st. Quentin. The war
office announces that the enemy gain
ed footing IN the French hrst line.
but was expelled from the greater part
OF these positions by a counter attack.
A German attempt to regain ground
captured by the French near Avocourt
wood. on the Verdun front. was de-
feated.
The statement follows: "Our artil-
lery and the enemy's were active over
the whole front. There was especially
violent firing between the Somme and
the Aisne p the region Of Vauclerc
and Craonne and on the left bank OF
the Meuse. South OF st. Quentin the
Germans, after q violent bombardment
delivered an attack at about 9 o'clock
yesterday evening on the front Of 800
meters east Of Gauchy. AGAINST the
Hillock Of the hill of All Winds. The
enemy succeeded in gaining a footing
IN our first trench line but was driven
out Of the greater part OF the occupied
positions by counter attack
AILer very Intense UOmOdTumSHt
last night, the Germans made q counter
attack on our new positions at Avc-
court wood but were checked by our
Are before they were able to reach our
Tines.
Attacks on our trenches at Pan
fheon, southeast Of Sapigneul and in
the region Of Douaumont were 70
pulsed completely One Of cur detach-
ments in an operation east of Badonvil-
Ter succeeded in inhicting serious
losses on the enemy and in taking prfs-
oners"
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cERMANs CLAIM ADVANCE.

Berlin, July 19,-The capture OF
French positions on front Of a kilo-
meter southwest Of st. Quentin is an
nounced by the war Office.
Artillery fighting In Flanders con-
tiuues.
Heavy artillery hghtins continues on
the northern end Of the RussoGalician
line near Dvinsk and Smorgon, the
war office reports. The capture OF
Russians In volhynia. northwest OF
Lutsk, also is announced.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
CLASH Is EXPECTED.

Petrograd, July 18.-(Delayed)
THE general stan buildings and
winter palace square are headquarters
ior the government forces which are
bivouacking there and have posted
cannon. The general feeling is that
the decisive stage between the forces
of order and disorder is rapidly ap.
,, aching.
At a joint meeting OF the workmen's
and soldiers and peasants councils a
resolution was adopted in reference
10 the ministerial crisis to the effect
that the departure of the cadet minis
tiers cannot be made the pretext for
Aepriving the government OF the sup
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-07-20
Cabinet Considers Moving
Seat of Government
From Petrograd; Army
To Help Name New
Ministers.
REBELS. AND COSSACKS
BATTLE IN STREETS
son ARE KILLED.

~ OVU An6 NI,c66S'
T London, July 1s.-A Reuter- dis
4 patch from Petroorad says the
number Of killed or wounded IN
the two days Of disorder there 10
4 estimated at about 500.
FOURTH MINISTER RESIGNS.
/ Petrograd, July 10. - Another
member Of the Russian provisional
government resigned today. The
minister who rendered his reslgna-
tion was M. Pereveizeff, who held
the portfolio Of justice.
Petrograd, July 19.-An extraordi,
mary cabinet council Is discussing the
proposal to transfer the seat Of the
provisional government to Moscow
1 NJ. Tserestelli, ministers OF posts
and telegraphs and member OF the
tcouncil of workmen's and soldiers
helegates, said yesterday the general
ASSEMBLY Of workmen and soldiers
hnd peasants would be held at Mos
Cow Tin order to prevent the interfer-
ence from an irresponsible section OF
hhe Petrograd garrison"
cossAcks ARE ATTACKED.
| Owing to reports of an intended at.
Rack on the Tauride palace for the
purpose of arresting M. Skobeleff,
minister of labor; M. Tsertelli, minis
Yer of posts and telegraphs, and NJ.
Uchernon, minister Of agriculture. the
MiitarS autAorfties sent two light
gums Fthither, which met enroute q
machine gun regiment
Shot. were exchanged and some
- ...n. -n.o Li1loN A marty Of infal.
kry stationed at the Champ de Mars.
scene of the military reviews, fred
pn the Cossacks from Pavlovsk.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01

Sin Der Giroler uno Der adrrrtbe-
ner @rerpe bebinberteu om WsttDodj
ftarfer Regen uno oifIter geebeI bic
glftruitiit Der glrtinerie. oos Better
mar aber giinitig fiir Grfiinoigiugs'
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trieb iuriere @rtilerie fefuSIit,5
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oo6a, geIiicft. 9ioia unb Gdfa unS
tuief.n bic reauIdren 9ruppeu ab. bic
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nertreibeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01

81. Ta6r3 pcgerb rberrdfberif5er Geube-
rrH9en DerbGftet poroen iet.
gaiIp nil Setretdr einer .Irti.
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gepeicr lem.
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uno gegeu bic Roritrtpttor proteitirt.
Qie Der Oiftrtfturtpolt golin fogte,
mar bic lIrterIudttng, bic ii6 gum
gr6Bten Tbetl lin Senuucp brehte,
felt orei WlOraten i'm Gdnge. Or Iugs
tc ferner, bub ipeuu bic 8rGtb Jur1
formeae &utl1een duf 2aubesoers
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Sale elmer S6ulbigipre9ung hi
9erbdrgurg Der SOOesitrGfe beuutrua
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Ssrbaftnnsen
Durben uu6 i'm peFlibeu Ufifouri
uHb in &GnTos porgeuemmru.

aanias GitD, Wto, 81. wIut'
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U2tFouri unb &dnIas ftngeu am
0nnerfas sbeuD an, 2eute gu ber'
bafteu, bic uuter 8erbaat itebea an
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tbeiIigt gepeTsn gu ieiu. Bier Rans
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bdftet uno brei gtGnuer uIlo eiHs
6rau IN 9ppetu.
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monb 5. TloOre uuo 2homas SuIlts
ban, bdtten friiber am Sage perseb1
llb reriu4t, sineu GtnbaltsbefebL gu
erlangen, bur9 ben Der GouDerueur
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itrtruna bon g}iIitGrpiIi3tigeu um
nG9iten Gienitag oornebmeu Su ldhen.
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mar bqurit bei3dfttgt 9erufung ge9eI'
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Wdnner i'm Serid)ts 9ebauoe per'
bofteteu.
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qeluiIen nurben. 8on ben brei rHoes
rem 9srionen mar cine bic 6rau
Daoores.
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aonfIitt tam, neil Iie uuf Die Sufel IN
ibrem S6ul3immer SdBe eeidrieben
bate, m beneu gum Diberitduo segen
bic StprItriptIon aufgeforbert Duroc.
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Tbep, etn gbotograpb mo 8. D.
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DHroen ale IN GrmargeIuns BON
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i3itt.
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Jm,iner rmhiser
aSirb es an ben peridiebencn 5route,l
Ses ariegsidauplases.
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tag Die fuIgenOe oiii8icIIe gefanRtIna.
dung iiber Die ereieniiie auf BEN
striegsibmtplas:
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giiippredt: SH Der GesenO BON gpern
imo @pti6anefte firtben anbaIteno
Iebbnfte artileriegefedte itutt. Girett
!iibIid BON Der Scarpe iuirr6en nleb-
rere britiide GoulpagnieH, Die einen
lleberial aui lrniere @rdben periuf.
ten, NIT i6peren DerIiiteu 3iiriidge.
ihIagen.
v3rpiifeu Ionfp un6 Guenroppc
griiieH bie griten na6 etnem fir1en
aber beftieen goutbarOeulent nniere
@rGbeu an. Rah beftigem Sunoge.
menge trieben ipeitpretiBtide Regi.
ftenter ben feino 5iriid, Der mebr.
mails ieinen sIneriff DieOerboite.
rarmeegriippe bes beittihen stron.
priryen: an ben Sobeu oes Gheirrin
bes Games uno in Der pdtEf,en
Champagne baben Die artilterie-
fanlpfe fpieoer einen Grao groBter
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menter nnd aiisseoebrten Mtnen.
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suriid. abtbeilunsen pom oberrbeini.
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