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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
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Although there was no large number
of them-those men and women who
met at the city hall Monday evening
they knew exactly what they wanted to
do and they proceeded forthwith with
tho pseliminary part Of the organiza-
ton Of civic improvement associa-
tion and before many weeks the lusty
infant there born is expected to grow
into mighty giant.
Mayor Coffman called the meeting
to order and Mrs. B. B. Barefoot was
chosen as temporary secretary. Mrs.
VIM Inman was then called upon to
state the objects of the meeting. She
spoke OF the previous appearance of
the club women before the city coun-
Gil and the Commercial and Farm bu-
reau, stating that it was desired to form
an organization for the purpose Of pro-
noting cleaner, more attractive and
better town.
FN60FN GA1itiN0o W~AilNA~f
In order to expedite matters, it was
decided to dispense with strict parlia-
mentary practice and proceed at once
with the election of permanent officers
of the proposed association, the cleo
tion resulting as above set forth. All
OF the officers were chosen by accla-
nation. On taking the chair, Mr. DON
ahue said he had not expected to have
such an honor conferred upon him but
he was thoroughly in sympathy with
the movement and was ready to give it
his best energies. Il have not lived
in Chickasha very long, said he, "but
! have been here long enough to fall in
love with the town and / want it dis
tinctly understood that it is my firm
conviction that there is nothing too
good for Chickasha."
Cohen on the Job.
Rev. MIR, Cohen was called upon and
he made a spirited talk in which he
voiced his warm approval Of the move
ment, declaring that it would be a
fesrs7tfe to li4fiiffaf4 h iiffaf4 to cooperate with the
other citizens of Chickasha in the
praise-worthy work that was being un-
dertaken. Rev. Byron Hester told a
good story, signifying that his fellow
pastor had expressed his own senti-
ments.
What Pupils Are Doing.
John H. Duncan, principal of the
South school, was asked to tell what
the pupils under him are doing in the
gardening and civic improvement line
1--WE already have over 100 children
enlisted in our garden work and our
boys and girls are also joining our civ
ic improvement clubs said he. "The
members of the latter clubs are pledg
ed to improve their home lawns and
we are providing prizes for the best
gardens and the prettiest yards
County Agent Cooper is cooperating
with us in this work. We have S2l
pledged for prizes and we want abou
$50 more. putting US in a position t.
offer $40 each for the best yard ant
best garden, with second and thirs
prizes"
40 Young Workers.
o. G. Cooper, county agent state'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
French Press Forward.

BY United Press.
Paris, March 27.-The French forces
Fpave occupied the village Of Coucy lie
Chateau and are making progress
against the Germans in the forest Of
Coucy 1t was officially announced to-
day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
NItro.eIycerIne n Fat.

By United FresS.
London, March 5.-(By mail.)-Brit-
aims army Kitchens today are supply
'ng enough glycerine, formerly wasted,
to produce the cordite necessary to fire
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
COUNTY, COMMISSIONED ILL

County Commissioner r. A. Thomp-
son is quite i'll at his home in Mime
kah.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
OFFICERS

: President, w, H. Donahue.
Vice President, Rev. L. L. :
Cohen.
: Secretary, Mrs. John e.
: White.
: Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. Inman.
Executive Committee, the
. foregoing with Rev. Byron Hes !
; ter Mrs. Ben Hampton and L. I
c. Hutson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
WEATHER FORECAST
weather or No"

weather or No."
If the milk of human kind
ness sold by the quart we'd buy
lot for some folks.-Old Man
Sage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27

40 Young Workers.
o. G. Cooper, county agent stated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27
For Oklahoma.

FOR Oklahoma.
Tonight, fair, not SO cold.
Wednesday, fair. raising tenn
perature.
Local Temperature.
Maximum. 81; minimum, 27.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27

The Latest News by
Wire Daily from the
U. P. Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-27

You will find all the
local news every day
inthe Daily Express.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

/ Uaterlamb BIOS ibre 9inte psrfpriten
Dos Spfsr bes Qebens unb BET Ge,
ITunbbsi. uberIaiien' lie dnbsren.
Die Gran5ofen tperbttl eS bant tbres
Geniur nidt erfabren, bab fe beuts
| fhpn bic @efreiuns Syranlreihs obne
einsn ptitsrsn Hlutstropfsn baben
tSnnten. (3piI1enruf: llnS bic bsuts
| ide Genfur9) Die Genfur NOR Bel ups
nidt 70 i4le9t, ipie fe in syronireih
setpeIen IN. Dort iperben beute nod
teine @erIuftliitsn ssbrudt. Dort TT
beuts nod psrboten, bic geri8te bts
beutI9en generaIitabs db3ubruden,
Inter sinem Gieg Deutfdlanbs IN
au periieben, bab fein Daiein nidt
ansstaitst pirp, bab ss in bidsm
&ompf sesen bic unssheure llebers
madt Die sanseu Wslt iid bsbaupttt.
Dos 1T elm eiss. 70 srOb, pie ibn
nod tein WpIt in Der Dsltsei4tfte
su perseidnsn bate. (Stiirmifder
8eifan.) Die rein poliiifden pldne,
bic BON ieinen @esnern 5Ir @srilsines
runs Deutfhlanbs entporfen iperben,
iinb nod nihts Inn @erpIei6 gu benz,
mas gnslanb uns burh ben Wirths
idaftstries anibun pill. Die Jolse
elmer Rieberlase Deutitlonbs mare
bic labmlesuns Der bsutiden Snbus
itrie uno bes beutF6en aubsnbanosls
uab bomit bic 9sr.Ienbuns bon 5uns
berttauisnb.n beu.iher Grbsiter.
Die Gniente forbert nun IN ibrer
antlpprinoie duf bas bsutide Gries
osnsangebot: Grii R1umuns Der be-
f.bt.n 2Gnbsr, bann @srbanblungen.
Das fpiirbe bic 0ortpssnabme bes
9erbanblunaseraebniHes ols 0ers
hdnDIungsporausiesung bsoeuien. W'r
aud forbern: Grit Raumuns unferer
aoIonien unb freie Bubn fiir unfers
aplpni.n unb freis gabn fir unfere
Sdiffe I'm Wsltpsrtebr. Die INIT
mort Der gntente IN ia 70 bsutlid
ablebnsnb mi. m6slid.
Die beutid.n Sosialiitsn baben es
baran ni6t fe6Isn Iafm. ibre Resiss
runa in Der gsrsitfdaft, Jrisbsn 5u
idlisben, borlpdrts su u.treiben. W0s
aen nun bic fransSfiIden unb bic ans
,eren SpsiaIiiien aud ihre G4alhiss
ieit ibun. mir ipollen uns niht uns
ter prenbii6 jn,erli6e 9ormunbs
daft fiellsn. nod iperiasr nber uriter
anedtfhaft.
gBtnn bic anberen ben 9anpf ippls
len, miiFen mir ibn burfldmpfen Biz
'um Gussriten. Rur 10 tommen mir
ION ein.m WeIitries gum @eltfrieben.
Dir biirfen ni1t srlabmen. Wir
Dollen elm frsiss. nad auben aeIi4ers
es aanS, in bem elm freies Bolt Is'
YEN lam. (asbbaftsr, anhaltenbsr
3eifaD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
8uiiiide Ggseaensen.

Gus Siodbolm fdr,ibt ber aorrs'
iponbent Der .g,oif. 3ts.": Don eirlsn
ipiit5snben aampf. tpirp mir ersdblt
Der ba biefr Gag. 5ipHtsn 3fpe'
bp6m6s.nbsn ruififaen gr,saenssn
entbrann. III. geibe GrselIen,sn ors
tsiim on einnIanbs Gsiunbuns nad)
ruiTifhem Re5spt, Der cine, Serr 30.
rpipitinpp, lit 9i;eprdfiosnt oss
finnIGnbiI6en S.nat.s, iit es ouf b.s
3aren gefebl seiporb.n, na4bem Der
9prsdnger, Der uHoereebIifs geo
We9slin, bur& bssfeIben 3artn Gna'
be erit In bic 0spbaunung, bann aufs
Sie6enlagsr unb pon ba aus In ben
Sob seIfidt iporbeu mar. 9is aiDeis
te 1T SER gaidmaioip, iriitersr
aeiter bes ruFii6,n amtIi4sn ~pra'
iutt.Ifttpennpi Wjsfnii4 unb ipdterer
5srausgsber Der nidt minbrr rais
iifden amtlihen .JinIjansiaja Ga
ieta", bic Don 5eIiinsfors aus bic be-
tbSrtsn Jinnldnbsr in ben ShoB
bss allein ieIisma4tnoen aublonbs
suriidfiibren iollts. 5srr gcropiti
nop mar, foipeit i9 mid srtnnere,
in Der ruHiiben GsfdnsnibDerpal'
tuns tbdtis, ek bic ruFiide Resies
ruaa ibm ben iuruliffsn SsiTeI zines
finnldnbiiden Stnators onbot -
bratte iomit seipiTsrmaben bic bette
giiiplesitimation fir feline ipdtsrs
6elfinsforftr 9bdiisieit nit. 5trr
gaI6mapop pitberum, Der In pts
tsrs6urssr greiIeireifsn ben msbr Be-
3sihnenbeu als sbrenDollen Nufnds
men ,gerobrei6sr amtliher 9utter'
broie" trist. mar. tpi. man fiebt, aus
berorbenilih gut basu ssisnet, robias
teJinnldnber bur6 0erabreihuHg
BON febr nnbrbaften .Duiitrbroten"
sur gfuiisnfreunbli6isit ,n besebrsn.
llnb nun Itsben bisIe beiben febrl
In Webr unbwaffen iputb'
.ntbrannt sinonbsr seseniiber unb ri
.ntbiiqen. Mnseblih unb ibrem Wols
len nod rur chamber, ober, lpis es
bel berlei a,a.nfeitissn gntbiillunssn
,ipsier Wiiiitbdter nun einmal ge5t, |
gslanst babel bas 0erbre4en islbit all
bic Sonne. 1esonnen bat ben Aompf
orr 8afdnaiciD, Der fsintn friibtren
Wititreitsr an Der WerruHuns Dinns
amps fsbr fpenia Iitbensmiirbia BE
'sntliG poriparf sinsn abeil Der fir
bic iim5uftimmenDsn syinnldnbtr bss
timmtsn .Butitrbrots" iseumiinbig /
ooer, ipie 5err 8ai9mns
op fiG iiberaus biplomatif& IN ruts
ii&en 3eitungsjpaltsn ausbriidis,
,bas oubsrorbentIi& peite 5ionomis
DE Gebiet Der fait unbsern5tsn Doas
nodten sines ruifif1sn Uiae prdiis
'sntsn bss finnIGnbii8en Stuaiss su
tinem eissnen wortbeil beadsrt sul
'absn.s
Jn HsipesliMen Morten sradbIt
)err DdiGmdolp, pie Der GerrI
5snutsptdfibsnt Girrgriffs In bic RE-
uitipnstdiIe bsr dmtIiGkn ryinnsl
IanbssaiaS Uafsios semadt bdbtl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

@rie9euIanb pirb, tpis Der
Mdfbingtoner 9eianbte jenes aanbes
idgt, fpttemotiid ausssbunsert, neil
IS fih nidt basu periteben min, ben
Iaiirten militdrii1en YsiItanb su lsts
ften. Sn feiner Rotblase fiiste es ii6
in bic bemitbiseuoften sorberuna,u,
nm ben 5unger DON ieinen 8iraera
fern gu bdlten, uber oamit fino bic
Muitrten uiHt aufrieben. sic balten
ipeiter bic &iife blodirt unb tdaIid
fterben Naenf4sn bss qualooGfteu6un.
gertobes unb bas uirb fortgefest pers
BEN in ber @rnartung, faliebltb bod,
Grie4enlanb in bic meiben Der aniirs
ten bineinsu5ninsen. Sn gelaien 1T
nod Rsmanb Derbungert. srosSem
buben bic pro6riten WlafIenperiamnrs
lunsm iiber bic vunmemf6lide" Be-
9unblnns Der 8efgier peraniaItet.
Mbsr baB grfedenlanb pIanmGBia
russebungert tpirb, unb bort infpla.
folder Graufumseit bas fir9tsrli&iie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

bic Jpn III wirtlidteit bcrf9uIbet. ba,
ben unb bas finb bic eniirten, irbem
man ibnen fstn ipeiteres 4tiegsmatss
rial nlehr Iiefert. Sn foIdem 7saIlc
pirb Deutf1Iano ben 9dudbootiries
gegen uns einfteqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

RoofepeIt min in bisisn
aanbe Elm Seer iammsln unb nit
bieIem nat Gnslanb sehsn, nm bort
eeaen bic Dsutihen gu tdmptell.
Denn Der Selo Don Gan Suan, Der
beinabe einen Spanisr erI4o1sn batte,
feline 3dbne aeist, bann Diro Oeuti9s
lamb ni&ts anberes iibris bleiben, als
um sfrieben au bitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

Gs TT an ber 3sit Sab bic
gaeaieruna Der Der. Staten bic prsiis
fir gabrunssmittel ietiest. Die
Ibeueruns fdnst an. unsemlitblln gu
iperbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
S6.ibeniann iiberW WeItfriea unb
ssrieDem.

unsrbOrte natipnaIiitiife 2eibsnIdaf=
ten i'm WeIttries. Die Rams
pasne ber beutidfeinbIihen Gebz
liiaen. - Der @ertbsibisunsstries
Der GfntraImd6te. gnglanbs
gernifinnsstries segsn Deuti9z
lamb. - Gprosrunsen unb @essnz
fprberungen. - 0Om Welttriea
gum WeItfrieosu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

el.nb berrfdt, fat NOD ieinen yrp.
briten mobil semadt. Die DeutIden
iinb na9 4nihauung Der probriten
8arbarsn, neil iie ibre Jeinbe inenfhs
lid bs9anbeln unb bic Mlliirten iino
aampfer fir Greibeit. Gere9ttsteit
unb Msni4lidteit, tpenn lie bic
f4lirhmiten S4anbtbaten begeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

gpas bic aIliirte Prefe an
Gpisfinbisteit lsiitet, Inn bic Dente
icben als 9arbdrcn au brdnomorteH,
1T ssrabesu eritaunlid. Gmporeno
ipolIen mir es nidt nennen, neil es 5d
lG9erli6 1T. Gin probrite feBt ben
HnterItisb in Der ariessfiibrung Der
Nuiirten unb Seutf9en in Der Deiie
auseinanOer, baB bic griteren ibren
Seinben ssitatten, ft9 gu ersebea,
fpdbrtnb bic 3euti6en bas nidt ihun,
foubern ibre 5einbe ermorben. Sen
8etpeis bierfiir Iol Der Saudbootfriee
liefern. Das tppGen mir emma! unS
teriu9sn. Wenn bic @netdnber bic
beutfhe &iiite blodiren, I'm Jrauen
unb Rinber ausaubungern. 10 1T bus
rad Odrleguns bes S9reibers tein
Worb, benu bic Oeutiden f0nnsn iict
srge6en, bdnn tperben lie ni9t ausaes
hunsert. Wenn uber bic Seutfhen
Die gnsldnoer aussubungern oerfuhen
nnb gu Oieiem 9ebufe bic englif6e
Riifte blodiren, bann 1T BAG na6 Size
fer 2ogit Worb. Die S&lubfolqerunq
Des probriten lit dIfo, bdb es N2prb
TT, Gnsldnber aus5ubungrn unb sab
es lem Worb 1T, Oeutfde aussubuns
germ!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

unb es bat fart ben MnTdein, ais
piirbe bisie ginriatuns aud na9 benz
ariege Derbleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

Der Oulutb rSeralb" iaat,
bab bic 9oltsitimmuns in oieIeN
aanbe stpii9en ben MGiirten unD ben
beutiden @erbiinbeten setbeilt 1T, aber
i'll 9llssmeinen itanben bic sebOrsnsn
glmeritaner auf Der alliirten Seite,
ipeiI lie in @nglanb unb SrantreIh
@Ortdmpfer Der Democratic seseniibsr
Der oeutIden 9triitofratie erblideH.
Wenn bieie 9lnIidt rbtpaltet, 10 1T lie
,3eitunsen BON Der Sorte pes DULUTH
nSeralo" su5uihreiben, Die i'm Soltc
fali1e 9elebrung perbreiter. SeutI4@
lanS lit ni1t Inn Elm Sofa Deniacr
pemotratiIh als Gnslanb unb pcnn
man bas pabre Weien Der Oemotratie
in Der Gorge um bas @oltspobl srs
blidi, 70 1T 9eutidlanb unenolia Dee
mptratii9er aIs geibe. Dcnu tut
audi 0eutidlanb nidt gu ben Waffen
segriffen, um ieinen politiIhen gln:
idauunsen @insang su perihaffen,
lonpern um 1t6 gegen Selnos gu meps
rem, bic ibm @srnlhtuns sugeidworen
baben. Das tann bod teinem 3rpeifel
unterliegen, ieitoem bic slfiirten Dem
prdiibsnten ibrs SrieOensbsoinsuaaen
miteetbeilt baben. sic laiIen fi6
tur3 in Dem Sat Sufammenfaiien:
Deutfdlano uno Seiterreid miifen
uernibtet iperoen, bamit Rublanb bic
Delt su aanbe unb Gnglanb gu WdIs
Ier beberrfhen lam. Sieie Matt,
pelds Rublanb bur6 einen Siee Der
aGitrten erlanssn tpiiroe, follte bnd
don ssniieen, um ben l1nIinn 5u his
,erlesel fpelder bic gniirten als Iors
!dmpfer Der 0enotratie biniteIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

Sn aller Stille poIl5iebt iit
Elm Dtonomifder @orsans ir biefsm
2anbe, Der bic peitsebenDite 9ea4tuns
Derbieni. gs tit bic JeititelIung oea
preiieB bon Orudpapier burd bic
9unbeszResieru Die 3eitunsen
baben in ben leBten Sabren Diel bur6
bic beFtdnbise preistreiberei in Druds
popier sslitteu, ba bieies eine ibrsr
Sauptausgaben biloet uno ieber preiss
aufI6las iid auf grObe Summen be-
lauft. 0oritelunsen fparen oersebens.
8emiibungsn, ppn anbersn pdpiere
miihlen mdbigere 9rsiie Su erlaHseu.
Daren e6enip nereebens, benn ale bes
re6neten ben sletden prsis. S9liebs
li6 puroe bic RegieruHg angeguasen.
Oiefe ittGe Hd6forIdunsen an unb
bena9rtatigte bic papiermiilIer, bab
gepeiis BON Sruits Sdli9en seiunben
tporben ieien unb in iteate es ibnen
entipebsr nit bem preiie bers
a65ugeben ober &rimiual> unb 3ipil,
Hagen gu setpdrtigen. 9draufbin srs
tlarten ii9 bic UeiilIer fir ben erfsren
unb nunmebr tpirb cine Som,
mtffion Der Regieruns 5uianrnnn nit
ben 8ertretern Der papprnrillsr uno
3ettungsperausgebern einen preis feits
'tellen. Dus 8ebeutiame liegt barin,
Dub biermit Der erite s9ritt gsthan
lporben 1T, ben preis bon Daaren DON
Der Regieruns beittnmen Su laiisn nnb
3 tanu iefbitperitdnblid nitbt ausbleis
'en, bab es au9 I'm 2aufe Der 3eit
nit nerl4iebeneu anberen Wadrsn oes
4eben pirb. Snterefant pirb es fein.
u erfo6ren, nah tpelfen Normen bic
BretsbDbe peretnbart pirb. Wenn
'iefe fi1 als prattii6 ertpeiien, 10 if
lamit Elm neues DoItsnirtbidaftlihes
5pftem In biefem 2anpe aefdaffen.
In Wluftern bierfiir feblt es ieboh
Ii9t unb bieie bat Der Rriea in Cue
opd geliefert. lin Der bortiaen
}reistreiberei 5n besesnen, fpel@e urs
It ben beffebenben @erbdltntifen nidt
sbufoet iperben fornte, bat bic Meatee
ltns unb fogar In @nslanb nit quns
efonberer StreIge bic greife fix
ne gauge GnsabI gDaaren bsiimmtl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

3pei Der srObten ariess'
5dreter in bislem aanbe limb Woo'
unb gbpats. patbetii4 Ipreden u
BON Der pflidt isoss ameritaHsrs
bic Waffen sesen Oeuti4lano gu sr.
areifen. Sa m0hte man glauben, Dat
lie ieIbif patriotiIas MsnIaen iIno'
Mber pisIe 9lnnabme piro ourd cIS
5batiaae fpioerlsst, bab tie betoe I'M
RebeIionstries alt genug iparen, IN
Seere 3u bienen unb ni4t bic Waffer
aufsenommen baben. Oas thatsn lle
nibt einmal, als bic, rlnion pom un'
tersans bebrobt mar unb ieBt ippGert
iie bic ameritanifde Saisenb na4 otr
S6lahtfelbern Guropas iaiden, obE
pobl tsin Jsinb in Si4t 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

mir boffen, bab, tpenn infer
2anb jsmals IL. aries seratben iolIte,
utsbr Rube unb 8eionnenbeit ii4 5ei'
! gen pirb, ols sesentpartis, pann cine
gerabeau piberlicbe 9piterie iia be-
mertbar ma9t. Wfit Sinblif auf bic
M0slidteit eines arieses 1T eine Dor
lase einsebru4t iporben bic beHerc
9ortebrunsen our 9erbiituns Der
Spionase trifft. posesen ii4 niats
iassn liebe, psnn Die @ernunft nlft
auber Ranb unb 8ano sinse. 9as
@efeb 1T 10 peitsebenb, bab es
sSeben i'm 2unbe Der 9efabr dusiebt,
als Spion perbaftst gu iperben unb ben
Yeamten perben Iold uniinHis fDeitses
benbe 9puma6tsn etnrdumt, bab oas
bur6 Der Re9tsitaat pDnis aufgebos
ben tpirb. gegriinoet tpirb bieie llns
sebeuerli6teit nit ber Insabs, babI
iid 100000 Spipus i'm 2anoe 6eftns
ben. Dds 1T bod geraoe5u blobfins
Mig. 60 melt Spiune porbarben iino,
psrben iie DON ben gnslanbsrn unters
balten, absr nidt fir ariess3tpeds. ba
bic gnsldnber teineu 9runo 5ur Be
fiirdtuns baben, oab lie nit ben Der.
Staten in aries geratben tptrben,
fonbern Inn gu ermitteln, oh amsriias
niiae &aufleute ibre Wauren unoerss
lpobin Ihiden, als bic gngIdHber err
laubsn. Bon beutfaen Spionen gu
reben, TT oolIenbs blDbiinnig, ba
niemals aries in biefem
aanbe fiibrsn tpirb. gs liest nidts
DOR, als cine perd9tli6e Spiteris, tpis
lie niht Dom 0olte, ionbern bon ben
3eituneen unb pOlititern CUR Shau
1etrddeu tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

Oie probibitio FEN mas
den i6iefe @eii9ter gu einsr prohis
bitipnss sWlebi3in, bic ibneu perabToIat
iporben 1T. Das 1T nit benz Rseo@
iben anwnben1snt seiheben, ipelfes
bic gerienbuns Don ssiitisen 9etrdns
ZEN na9 probibitionsitaaten BET 5lfpes
rer Strafe perbietst. Wie perlaItet,
fpolIen bic prpbibitioniiten bdgesen
SteIlnng nebmen. Sie fiir4ten MANS
lid, bab, peun ss @efeB pirp, cine
gan5e Mn3abl Staaten ibre prcbibis
tionsgeiebe ipiebsr aufseben unb eine
Mnsabl bic beabiihtiste prpbibition
niht annebmen tperben, neil ibre @ez
iinnunsssenoHen in ben Drfbieoeren
Stdoten auf bic annabme bin fur
Srpdenbeit aeitimt baben, bab lie iIa
geiitiee Getrdnte aug anberen Staattn
befddffen tSnnen, tpas ben pOGIgiltigen
8.peis liefert, bab bic prpbibition
nihts anberes als etne tploHals Seus
9eIei 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-23
WHY NOT TURN
ARM0RY OVER
TO SOLDIERS?

m Tacoma householders, cooperating with the
VI war department commission on training camp
activities have come to the front in great style
In placing our soldier guests in private homes
over Saturday nights, providing them with bed,
breakfast and a real home.
Yet there is much more along the same line that
needs to be done, and done right away: ..s
Shall we continue to allow those hundreds of
Uncle Sans men to wander the streets looking
for place to sleep?
Shall we allow them to be gouged by unscrupu-
lous hotel proprietors?
M We in Tacoma have been letting these things
happen and all the while big, roomy public
building, built and maintained with our money
for military purposes is allowed to stand empty
and unused
Why not open the Tacoma Armory to the sol
diers? Why not let them use it as their hotel
Saturday night and every other night they need
place to sleep?
Our national guardsmen when they were sta
toned there used to sleep in their blankets CON-
fortably.
But even that won't be necessary if some of our
patriotic citizens will chip in and set up few
rows of cots in the big drill hail.
m And by the way, what's being done with that
VI $500 900 the last legislature appropriated for
armories?
Isn't there some way to put some of that to use
for the soldiers of our national army?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-23
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMM6s
(U. p. Staff COrrespondent.)

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIEa
IN THE FIELD, Nov. 23.--Eng-
lands master stroke against Cam
brai was carried thru to victory
with an almost incredibly small
casualty list.
The total of German prisoners
taken today reached the point
where 1t exceeded by several
thousand the whole of the Britt
ish losses In killed, wounded an4
missing.
Machinery saved the British
thousands of lives.
Use of tanks to batter down
entanglements instead Of artillery
and the surprise nature of the
British blow meant practically NO
retaliatory barrage fire.
When the Germans did get
their shell screen working the
missiles ratified, for the most
part, harmlessly off the steel
jackets of the tanks.
There was also the lifesaving
machinery of the British supply
systematic war machine which
kept constructing yard after yard
of supply railways as yard after
yard of ground was taken by the
British
Back still farther behind the
lines was the gigantic machinery
which enabled Haig and Byng to
mass enormous forces of men and
war paraphernalia with the speed
necessary to carry thru theil
plans for surprise attack.
The stream of German prisons
ers to back lines was undated to-
day while hot fighting went on
up front.
joyful French civilians from
German-occupied towns now re-
patriated by the British blow are
being transported to rear lines BY
motor lorry. The refugees de-
clared that practically all the food
they had eaten in months had
been that furnished by the Amer
lean relief commission.