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]. s. SHIP FIRES ON
ITALIAN SUBMARINE
U-HoAT FAILS TO ANSWER REC
IGNITION SIGN OF AMERICAN
TWO KILLED BY SHELL.
U. S. EXPRESSES REGRET
Secretary Daniels Sends Message To
italian Ministry Of Marine Tender
ing Sympathy of Himself and
Navy For Loss of Life.

Washington.-Vice Admiral Sims
cabled the Navy Department that an
American patrol vessel, on duty at
night in the war zone, had fired on
an Italian submarine which failed to
answer recognition signals, killing one
officer and an enlisted man.
Secretary Daniels at once sent a
message TO the Italian ministry of
marine, expressing the deepest regret
over the unfortunate occurrence ana
rendering his and the American navy's
sympathy for the loss of life.
The Navy Department issued this
statement:
THE Navy Department has been
informed by Vice Admiral Sims that
recently an American patrol vessel,
while on patrol duty at night, en-.
cOuntered an Italian submarine, and
that when the latter failed to answer
the established recognition signals the
patrol vessel opened fire, which re-
suited in the killing of one officer and
one enlisted man before the identity
Of the submarine was established.
Vice Admiral Sims is thoroughly
investigating the unfortunate occur
renee and reports will be forwarded
later to the department.
"The secretary of the navy upon
receipt of the first news, dispatched
the following message to the Italian
minister Of marine:
81 have learned with deepest regret
OF the unfortunate occurrence which
resulted in an American patrol vessel
firing, through a misunderstanding,
upon an Italian submarine, causing
the death Of one officer and one en-.
listed man on the latter.
AS our patrol boats are in Euro
pean waters primarily for the purpose
of cooperating with the Italian and
other allied vessels in our common
cause, the unfortunate encounter is
all the more regrettable. Due to re-
cent unusual activity of enemy sub
marines in this region, which have
resulted in the loss of several vessels,
the patrol had been strictly maintain.
ed and the unfortunate fact that The
patrol vessel did not obtain the req
ognition signals resulted in her open.
ing fire. Please accept, on behalf of
myself and the American navy, sin.
cere and heartfelt sympathy for the
loss OF life which has resulted.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS"
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Saws Guynemer Killed.

Canadian Army Headquarters in
France.-A German airman brought
down wounded and taken prisoner,
said that Captain Guynemer, the fa-
nous French air fighter whose fate
has been uncertain since he disappear
ed behind the Teuton lines, was kill
ed in battle with a German airplane.
Buynemer was buried, the prisoner
said, just behind the front line.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
CAMP PIKE NEWS

Little Rock. Ark.-Is It a fair ex-
change to take a weak chested, spin.
die shanked boy and give in return q
man?
You mothers who have sent your
sons 10 Camp Pike need have no fear
for the welfare OF your loved one He
is coming back to you masterpiece
wrought out OF the rather queer pieces
OF humanity you sent to be done over
by master workmen, headed by Ma.
jor General Samuel d. Sturgis.
Pampered sons they might have
been at home, but when they reach
Camp Pike they are men, and are ex'
pected TO act as such. None have
yet appeared who have other ideas Of
military life. All report with a pur-
pose and within one month from the
day they are magnificent bit OF a
fighting machine that will carry Old
Glory to its victory for Democracy
II the folks back home could spend
a few minutes in the headquarters OF
Mai Gen. Sturgis any fears for the
welfare of their kinsman would with
er and fade away This man, respon-
sibe for the seasoning OF over 40,-
600 men, and whipping them into
shape to take their place in the
trenches of Europe, is more father
TO a big family, and he does not rely
upon the officers of the camp to keep
him informed as to the condition OF
these men.
Every day Maj. Gen. Sturgis drives
over the camp, he talks with the men
he meets in his rounds, and he is as
fully advised OF conditions as are the
company commanders. Mai. Gen.
Sturgis is not above drilling the men
himself if he sees a chance for i'm
provement, If he can spare the time,
and he always has time TO make a
correction or two II he sees it in
passing.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Soldiers Must GET Mail.

Washington,-To make sure that
American troopers abroad get their
letters from home, $50 postal clerks
will be sent to France and the War
Department has given orders that all
TRANSPORTS bound toward the battle
front shall carry all the accumulated
mail available and thus keep the ser.
vice up to the last minute
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Giraaossian Bill unsinnnd

Washington.--The only bill which
President Wilson failed to sign before
adjournment Of Congress was the
measure authorizing an official tes,
Of mysterious apparatus to develop
free energy, invented by, Garabed T
X. Giragossian, an ArmeSSaAQS Bos
ton. OsU
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Americans Wins Crosses

Paris.-War crosses have bee1
awarded the following members
Section Of the American Field a
vice for bravery in Transporting
wounded during the French offensive
at Verdun: Joseph Bixhy, lowell.
Mass; Stephen X. Dresser, West
brook, Maine; John b. Means. Web
ster, Mo-; Henry M. Sherrard. Had.
don Field, N. J.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
X, Gould a Serueant.

Camp Dix, Wrightstown N. j.
Kingdom Gould, private In the Ma.
tional Army, has received his frst
promotion. He will be named as a
member of the headquarters company.
The appointment will carry with il
the rank of first sergeant.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Another Cries Foruery.

Baltimore, Md-Former Congress.
man Frank o, Smith Of the Fifth
Maryland district denounced as "for-
gerry from start to finish" the letter
which was found at Wichita, Kan, in
the effects Of Dr. George Barthelme,
the former Washington correspond
ent OF the Cologne Gazette.
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por Soldiers Families

Washington,-An appropriate,
S10,O0O,OOO for the payment of
allowances for enlisted men la
service in the army, navy and q
corps, is proposed in a bill Intro
by Representative Raiker Of G
MIA,
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Raid Another Zeitunu

Cincinnati.-The Cincinnati yaIks-
blatt, German daily newspaper, vas
raided by United States Secret Ser
vice officers and letters, ledgers ana
account books seized and taken to fhe
United States district attorneg's OF.
fee.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
100000 For Library.

Washington.-The Library War
Council, OF which Frank A, Vanderlip,
New York banker, is chairman, re.
ported TO Secretary Baker that $500.
900 Of the proposed sl,OO0,OO0. 900
camp library fund is in the hands of
ats treasurers.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
British Casualties.

London, The British casualties 70,
ported for the week numbered 2l,170,
divided as follows! Killed or died OF
wounds, Officers, 15l; men, 3,773
Wounded or missing; Ofl!cers, 53l;
men, l6,724,
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
She's Some Hiqh Filler.

Peoria, lll,-Miss Ruth Law broke
the woman altitude record here when
she went up in her airplane 14,70O
feet The previous record Of l2,SOO
feet was held by Miss Law,
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Minister To Mexico.

Madrid. The duke of Amaln has
been appointed spanish minister to
Mexico. He will succeed Alexandra
padrilla, who has been transferred to
Lisbon.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Dies Learning War Game.

Washington, General Pershing
cabled the War Department that Cor.
poral Ernest E. Hart, Signal Corps,
was killed behind the front In France
by the premature discharge of hand
grenade at practice.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
More Ruthlessness.

Misunderstanding to q Central
News dispatch from petrograd, $50
Russians belonging to the Socialist,
Lettish and other political organila.
tions have been hanged by the Ger.
mans since their occupation Of Riga
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
One Finance Committee

Washington,--Creation Of single
House committee to control all ap.
propriations for the period OF the war;
Is proposed in resolution introduced
by Representative Fitzgerald
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
SA0.OO0.0OO To France,

Washington further credit Of
s4OOOOOOO was extended by the gov.
ernmont to France. This brings the
total advanced the allies up to ST..
466, 400, 900,
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
FRENCH TROOPS HAVE JOINED
BRITISH LEFT WING TO THE
SOUTH OF DlxMUDE.
GERMAN CASUALTIES HEAVY
At Several Points Haig's Advance
Was Sharply Contested BY the Ger
mans, Particularly North Of
Polderhook Chateas.

New York.-The big fight
again in Flanders, and the Ge
are being hammered hard
Marshal Haig is battering ago
the sector east and nerthcr
Ypres, while French troops hsn{
ed with the British left @isF '
! south OF Dixmude in an "a
bring that sector of the line PIC
the sstAsasp wedge tAal.aas ~
into the German front by
BrOodseinde.
Launching their attacks
eously both armies had mao
cradle gains before nightfaA
ton to intiiCting heavy casaai
the Germans and taking nsay
oners Before the announcement
the commencement of the attack L
had been no intimati0R that
Frenchmen were ready fsC an
vance. In fact, it had been ray
expected that even the Brtish
mander in chief would delay tss
the aggressive again for several a
owing to the terrible condition of IN
ground he is in quest Of-a yeritab
marsh, owing to the heavy rains
Sunday and Monday.
With apparent ease the Erenchm
crossed the flooded BrOenbeek a
Jansbeek rivers, and captured the
lagos of ST. Jean de MangeIare ar
Feldhoek, together with Mmerous
hlockhouses, and took prisoner sever
al hundred Germans. The advance Of
the French was over a front OF more
than mile and half, and they pene-
trated the German line to depth cA.
one and a quarter miles.
Haigs principal offensive Centered
on the portions of the Passch eadaele
Gheluvelt ridge, being directed east
ward from Poelcapelle, which wasN~
captured, and, northeast from Brood
Seihde. coward Passchendaeie, the
ultimate objective still Detee--taa-
Ostend-Lille road. The joint operaA )
tion makes more apparent the crown
ing desire of the allies in this re.
gion-the forcing back of Ae Ger
mans to points where their evacuation
of Ostend and Zeebrugge. navs and
submarine bases on the North sea,
will become necessary.
At several points Haigs advance
was sharply contested by the Ger.
mans, particularly north Of Brood
seinde, the nearest approach to the
railroad line and near the Polderhoek
chateau. Nowhere were the Germans
able to stay the advance, except near
the PolderhoOk chateau, where the
terrific fire of their machine guns mo-
mentarily forced the British 10 give
ground. Later, the attacking troops
realigned themselves, and the success
full push went on again.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Nav Save Battleship.

Washington American battle
ship ashore In home water is report.
ed resting easy with work of floating
her going forward, with good pros
narts nf succeaa.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Socialist PAPER Barred.

Milwaukee, Wis,-The Milwaukee
Leader. organ Of the Socialist party
in this city. was denied privilege Of
ahA United States mails.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Fears An Air Raid

London. The Wilhelmshaven Tagc
blatt publishes two pages OF advice
warning the people against possible
air raids by the entente aviato'
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
PRESIDENT PRAISES
WORK OF. CONGRESS
NEEDS OF ARMY AND NAVY HAVE
BEEN EFFECTIVELY MET-DE-
SERVES OF GRATITUDE.

| congressional session adjourned was
| praised by President Wilson in a
statement saying:
THE needs OF the army and the
navy have been met in a way that as
sures the effectiveness Of American
arms, and the war-making branch OF
the government has been abundantly
equipped with the powers that were
necessary TO make the action of the
inatiOn effective.
The Sixty-ffth Congress, now ad,
! journing," the president added, de
serves the gratitude and appreciation
of people whose will and purpose
believe it has faithfully expressed
One cannot examine the record of its
action without being impressed by its
completeness, its courage and its full
comprehension Of great task.
Il believe that it has also in equal
degree and as far as possible in the
! fact of war Safeguarded the rights of
the people and kept in mind the con-
sideration of social justice so often
obscured in the hasty readjustment5
Of such crisis.
1T seems to me that the work OF
this remarkable session has not only
been done thoroughly, but that it has
also been done with the utmost dis
patch possible in the circumstances
or consistent with a full consideration
of the exceedingly critical matters
dealt with. Best Of all, it has left no
doubt as to the spirit and determine
ton OF the country, but has affirmed
them as Loyalty and as emphatically
as our fine soldiers will affirm them
on the firing line"
Here is the 11Sth day record of the
war congress:
Raising the Money.
War bond bill-$l1, $500 900.
War revenue bill-S2,700,000, 900.
Second bond bill-$5,0 100000, 900.
Spending the Money.
For the army-$7522, 726,441.
For the navy-$1,6O4,S4 $50.
Buy and build ships-$1 ,04O,517 800,
Loans to allies-$7 100000 900.
Ordinary civil expense-$95S,94S,-
63S.
Soldiers, sailors insurance-sl76,-
250,0OO.
Food control--$173,S46,000.
Presidents dscretion-S100,0 900, 600,
Welfare Of Fighters and Public.
Food control bill.
War insurance measure.
No questionable resorts allowed
near camps,
Free mail for soldiers and sailors.
Raising Fighting Forces.
Selectiye draft.
Increasing naval and marine corps
personnel,
Increasing enrolment West Point
and Annapolis,
Antl-"Enemies Within" Legislation.
Prohibiting trading with the enemy.
Wireless and cable censorship.
Suppressing disloyal publications.
Espionage BILL giving wide powers
to secret service.
Alien Stacker, at instance OF State
Department.
Civil rights bill held up in Senate.
Next Session.
Suffrage constitutional amendment.
Prohibition amendment
Settlement second class mail rates.
Reports on representative Henin
and Senator LaFollette's conduct.
civil rights,
Meet 4 billion.dollar deficit
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Young Ford Must Fiuht

Detroit,-The claim for exemption
filed by Edsel Ford, son Of Henry
Ford, the manufacturer was denied
by the District Draft Board here.
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
Taft heads unltarlana

Observation-Disclosures was
the meeting place for the lai
tartan general conference and
lam II. Taft was reelected pre-
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13

Little Rock, Ark.-What can Ger
many and the Central Powers expect
with an army Of young men being
gathered at Camp Pike under com
mand of such a soldier as Major Gen
eral d. Sturgis? There are sixteen
other armies of similar character, but
certainly they cannot excel, and prob
ably not equal this flower of the
Southland. Bright eyed, eager young
men, under a commander who con-
serves the energies and the health Of
his men, and who sees that they have
comforts of life along with the hard
ships.
Willingness seems to be the pre-
dominant feature in the men who arc
reporting at Camp Pike" says Major
General Sturgis, "and men who are
willing to make soldiers who cannot
be defeated. These men come to the
camp with a thorough knowledge Of
the task before them. They come
with determination to make the best
of it, and seem ready to grasp every
opportunity to assist their officers in
rounding out an army that will give
an excellent account of itself when
called upon.
among those who have reported
are men of high education, wealth and
refinement. They DO not evidence a
disposition to shirk anything. They
obey every order with alacrity and
eagerness. 1t makes no difference
what they are called on to do, they do
it, and do it with a good grace. Few
expected such action from drafted
army, and it has simplitied the work
of the officers greatly.
"All cantonments have their trou-
bles at the start, but remarkable work
has been done here. OF course we
came in before all buildings were
completed, but we have Kept just
bit ahead Of the men. This partially
completed appearance or the camp
naturally has its effect upon the men,
but it is very slight. They have quar-
ters that are homelike inside, and
very orderly. They have good beds
and meals and everything is spick
and span except on the outside, This
will be remedied shortly.
Some cantonments have mud,
others rock, and one thing after an
other. Camp Pike has dust. | have
asked the War Department for author
ity TO relieve this condition, for the
men should not have to breathe it. l
have been authorized to spend $780,
900, but have asked for 100000,
and this will do the work permanently
and right. The dust Is the only or
lection, for we have water and lights,
and everything else needed for tho
comfort OF man,
II have not seen any homesickness,
for don't believe the men have time
to think about such matters. They
are every day with the boys from
back home, have excellent meals and
quarters, and there is no room for
anything but a satisfied body,
With such a leader as Major Gen.
eral Sturgis, a man who lost 500 men
out of his regiment in order to fill
two others going to France, lost his
non.commissioned officers to permit
them to attend a training camp, lost
his commissioned officers to regiments
going to Europe, and yet with foun'
daton Of 400 seasoned men whipped
out new regiment 80 that in 30
days It was ready for foreign service
and is now in France, what might not
one expect of the National Army now
being trained at Camp Pike?
The Harrison times., 1917-10-13
100000 Australians EniIste

London.-lt is announced ths
total enlistments Of the Aust
forces now aggregate 100000 mi
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