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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
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tussUemetnbe uno tuurbe bon bier aus
gum Supeuintenbentsn beg 0euti6en
DiatonihenzS zSoipitals beruisn. Die
anftdlt bsfanb iid bamals nod en-
Der Sf aibertD Strabs. Ra5 mehrs
jdbrissr issensrei6er 9bG'i9teit tsbrs
te paIipr Msber jur SeslfDrse 3uriif,
bebisnte sipti Sabre lang bic CT. 90
banness sGemeinbs In Sirtsen W1ll:
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ba nod goonepiII,, Sub.. uub Oerbli,5
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on bic 2. eoansslif4e GSmeinbe in
ct. 2ouis Golss l.ifste unb isit6.m
bort oetpirtt bat.
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fer i6lei6enben ardntbeit III Batter
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St. 2ouis beee6en.
gs fet bemertt, bas bi. apn,erfs,
ipelde bas Gbsnuuart,tt hir nod g,s
Ben ipollte, abesfast iporben fnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
0laft erfmnben
@aren Ra6ritbten ii5er anecbIid'
SloennHaseIeien In rold1tina.

StedboIm 8. SltIt Tnttuort.
lid elmer gnfrage bes amerifoniiden
@eianhtsn ReIicn Worris bat Der
idrpebtide Seianbte In aonitnntinopcl
an Dos idpebiite alusndrtige gmt
beridtet, Sa5 Iaiit Rafr;fren, bic er
aus siiperldifiger GucIle erhnItcn, bic
gehmtptuneen fiber anaebIitc esnSen.
uteseleieH In PaI1ftina iebtpeber ge.
griilloulg etubehreu.
q rob 6tbitioninG9 G9ibuabua. a.
gbtbuabua. q. Merito, 8. SuIi.
- Sur9 ein 8etret, bas ON Spnns
tag in araft eetreten Ut, ptrb ron
nun an i'm Stadts gbibuabua bic Ger
itellung fptpie Der 8erfauf BON berous
f6snben @etrdnten trgenhipei9er 4rt
perboten. 9ieTe gnprbnung fpurbe
uuf tirefte @eiIuns bes prGfbenteu
GarraHsa erlafeu.
N1t Barnuua bnnongc.
fommcr
8biIa6eItbio, 9a., s. SllIi.
Die 81 Berionen, hariulter brei5ebl
frcuen, Die am SairrItag ufter ie
$1,000 girgfdaft f9tgebaIten lporben
ipdrcii, neil tic ongeblih elmer geieB.
lid rer6otenen BerIanrnlliing beige
inoi)nt batten, mtroen nm Counting
rod eineu 8erh1r aus her Salt ent.
iGiieu, oa Die gunbes6cboroen feiner-
lei gclpaiie por5ubrineen mn Storthe
hupren, burth ipelbe bic ipeitere SIT
bcftta(tlnq Der @ngeflagten berehtigt
gerpeien mare.
Ger &ihter nnbm, ete er bic Der.
haftctel crtlieb, @aleoeabtit 5u beto-
nen, bog hi, @eb6roen init aIler Gnt.
ftieoenb2it Der @rspagnnoa eegeli Re.
siItrlriin1 Elm @noc MAIDEN ruiiroen
Mro er gob Sen gIugeHoeten ben Rntt,
i'd in 9ufi,nft nidt tpieoer on Scrar.
tiaen geril,uuGuneen 5u'beiheiiigen
9ic gerbnft1ingen tunrcn om sSreitag
9l6tno III ,iuer SoIie erfoIet, oIs cir
in elmer frenloen Sproflc Nj.
blritonb gegeu Die 9fegtitrirung Der
sO,ilitdrpfIidtigen befiinportcte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
NeatIdje edjiitemoeieIIid,oit

DIE Deutits S9atsn @eisuT@nft
tam seitern Qadmittas IN Der OF,
bsiisrbaIe sur nionatliGen . Eibuns
suIammen prdFssnt 5snab @oIfs lei.
itis bic @.rhaHoIuHssn. bic nur furSe
Ssit IN anipru4 nabmsn. Gslr.tdr
albtrt Hrueesr fiibrts bds prototolI.
9err Sobn Simont.r. 1706 Gang
Strabs, purbe Jur WitsIisbifaft ans
ssmtlbst unb 5srr @srnorb gia, All
def 9. Gtrabs, purbe ais Miislisc
1ufgsnommsn. Dos stommistee, ipels
Hes bic 0orbsrsitunsfn filr bas ia,
miIisnfeit nm ~. Qusuit tn Madts
0rcps trifft. bsridtsts, bab aIlss aufs
geite drraneirt lei unb bic Witglis,
Der NIT ihren angsb0riesn OUT einsn
nersnilgteH aas yt&nsn tSnnien. Don
Der plnifbeuiiGen Dogsli6ieb.nAges
tefH&nft iunren eilide 1srren anne,
isnb, bic bic ginlabung berisIbsn sur
Gbeiluabms am ausflua nan 6isbs
lamb GrcDe ON 8. auguIi miinhlit
iriebsrboltsn. Sbnen ipuree Die 8us
fftyiing esssben. bub bic Mprbbsuts
fGen niM fsbIsn ipsrben. ga ftins
iusiitrsH GeiHdfss perIrses etna nan
lur 0ihaitas ptsz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

sinsn seipiFsn Sad RnbtIiff ousanOr'
bile. 5snn.. Der iiA auf Der Sur4s
reiis nn9 gllasta tefanb uno ben fie
in bas 5nus go. 523 5obH Strabe
perf6lsppte. lin 800 bsitobIen bate.
Dis bic 9etettins IiIdrsn, pat bic
9arris ben Diebitnbl mad ibrsr Self
nabme obne Dsiterss SussitanbeH unb
ertldrt. baB lie bamals na9 Detroit
flt4tete. bon no iis srit Oor tpsHigsn
Sngen 3uriidtebrte, in Der 5offnuHg,
bab bic goli5.i tu5DiI6en ben 9iebs
itnbl bergeHtn fnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
Surdi qanae aeblenSst.

Der SO Sabre altt Jobn SmiralIs
elm SnIaiIs bts armsnbauIss, befia.
bet ii4 i'm itGbtai9en arautsnbaus
Dem altsn ipurbs Gauge ins alusl
eei4iittst unb beiSs ausen iinb f9re,
psrlebi. DIS Der mutbmabIi1e 15d'
ter fulbet fi4 isin 3immertamerao
Der 72 Sabre alts Sbsobo. Stroia
in Der 8. Diitriitftation untsr &c,
2lnilass bss !biilihsn 9lnsrtffs in
Saft. Die beibtn joflsn Strs,t fetpH'
men bab.u, tuobst Gtrcta Dem Sm'
MALE bic Gauge ins GsF6t gef4iit.
tet babep iolI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
1erfd n q ppt.

Gireftor bes @arietes {Sum BETTER
frapp por Der @oriteGung): ~8ir inn
iG0n in ber alenuuel 7as Saus lit fat
auspcrfaaft, nnb uniere @lnHyiiun.
ricr, Der uitperrmniobare Safir, fam
nidt anftrnierl - er bat lid in bc:t
fSllIGer aeltmittenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
enSlidi aefaht.

gan6'hsm felt Is @pnatsn auf iis
ssfabnbst pprSsu mar, ssIaHa ss GEE
Iiern ben Gstsitibs 6df unb 9bomas,
bic Gnrbis. etbsI 6arris I'm 5auTs
go. $50 Carlisle Gbfnue binsfeit su
MAIDEN. Die Sdrris fpurbe esfuGt,
neil iie am 8. 9nri horiaeR Achyss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
liulere eoIoaten.

De aapelIs bss 8. Regiments, mel,
9es i'm Chen PART itstiOnirt III. CAB
eeittrn Radmittas unb seittrn abenD
aonssrie unb su btibeH Gpnstrisn
bdtten ii4 Sauienee bon 3ubSrssn
sinssfunbtn. aubsrbem ipurben Grers
sititn poresnommtn, bic pom s3ubii,
tum sbsnfans nit srObem SnisrsiI.
nerfclgt tuhrbeu.
Dis Electromagnetic miro nddisR
Sonntas in ben 9uHbssbisnt iitm,
upmus,i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
GliegerangriH
!Sabcn gnslduber at:f beutihe 2iift.
fbiffbane in GbiitelIes eentodt.

Sonoon, 9. SSili. @ie Die gbnIi.
ralttit arn Rottag befanrtt enb, bn.
be:I NinrinefIieeer am scnntag a6eno
eirrr sfneriff mif bic Slieocrbale in
@biiteaes geutndt. Sbfton bic Slteger
BON eilem fcinbIl6en SciGpabsr
pettig airaesriffen purben. ocInrg es
linen erfoIgrei6 Bontben nbsltrerfeu
unO fie fe9rten ale rpoblbebaIten 81.
,lid
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Or9 9urtaufrat.

S6reiber: Die qbrednure, Ssrr
anBIsirdtb, iiimut aufs srIte MaIl'
aanSleirotb: .@irbfs nidt. Cine
ahrehnuns. bic auf's erIte glnI
itimmt mub folfd fem. Redneu sic
r nnhnin1s nah!-
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9eihen Der 3ett

SIT bic grsttidnseriu DdmOna be-
riibrHta"
Limb pb! Shre Gutogrdmme tDsr'
ben '6ou seeen iol4s bon Shilst
ausoetaufhtt"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

lluongenebme Situation.
rgteineu einsigeu gtnsus 5ob' ih
nerieBt fiir's RtttertoItiim, unb isst
bah if bas lebts GeIb gum ausl0isn
ipernuhtl1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09

eiumiI9uns in bic in.srneu anssIs'
gsnbsiten oss 9aHbes pirb fir
uHbers4tist ertl6rt.
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G 6nedIod de.

'siods. itb balte btt fsif -
So9 Iis ssrfHmtlSt in Der Sanb.
Saet, ME iie foHen iid ldbt,
Gagt, tpis oas Slid tuirS eebannt!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-09
gebr f@arf

Drrurtbsilt bic prOoiIOriIds Resit'
raHs Rublanbs bas 9OrgshsH
Der aliirten In GrR4eHs
lamb.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
EMBARGO ON U. S. EXPORTS
President Limits Shipping OF Food
stuffs-To Be Fair to
Neutrals.

Washington. July 10.--Presideut Will
son Issued proclamation on Monday
prohibiting all exports Of foodstuffs
and war materials except under spe-
Cial license.
In giving out the proclamation. the
ment
"ln controlling by license the export
Of certain Indispensable commodities
from the United States. the govern
ment has first aud chiefly in view the
amelioratiOn~ of the food conditions
which have arisen or are likely to arise
in our own country before new crops
are harvested
'Not only is the conservation of our
prime food and fodder supplies 81 mat
ter which vitality concerns our own peO-
pie, but the retention of an adequate
supply of raw materials is essential 10
our program of military and naval con
stluctiOn and the continuance of our
necessary domestic activities. We
shall, therefore, similarly safeguard all
our fundamental supplies.
"As TO neutral nations, however. we
also recognize our duty, The govern
ment does not wish ia hamper them.
On The contrary, II wishes and intends
by all fair and equitable means. 10 go.
operate with them in their difficult
task of adding from our available sur
pluses to their own domestic supply,
and of meeting their pressing necessl-
ties or deficits.
in considering the deficits of food
supplies the government means only
to fulfil its obvious obligation to as
sure itself that neutrals are husband
ing their own resources und that our
supplies will not become available,
either directly or indirectly, to feed the
enemy"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
RAID R0USES BRITAIN
DEMAND REMOVAL OF THOSE RE-
sPoNSIBLE,
Incident Described by Commentators
as Oiseraceful to All Branches
of the Sc vice.

London, July 9.-The morning news.
papers subordinate everything to the
air raid Saturday. Comments reflect
the popular Indignation. Some in
dulge in spirited condemnation of the
government The country. it is said,
has been Inundated and disgruced in
d manner never experienced since the
Dutch fleet burned Chatham more
than go years ago.
The incident is described by the
most angry commentators as disgrace
full alike to the war office and the
admiralty air service, and the removal
of those responsible for the miserable
display of incompetence" is demanded
Even those comments which are
more restrained complain that Great
Britain Is falling behind in aircraft
construction and say 1t needs speed
ing up. General Haig's reference TO
increased German air activity is re-
garded as highly significant. In all
the comments there is the same note
Of outraged national pride and disgust
at the impunity with which the enemy
came, raided and departed.
II is noted also that the aerial at
tack raises 10 a practical level the
question of possible absolute devas-
tatiOn of London by aircraft and the
intliction of such losses as would
amount to a serious military defeat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
ESTIMATES CROP AT THREE
BILLION BUSHELS.
BIG INCREASE IN ACREAGE
Farmers Make Answer to Presidents
Appeal for Food for the Allies
Big Gain in Wheat and Nav
Mark for Potatoes.
BIG CROPS PROMISED.

Washington, July 11.--A 100000
000-bushel crop of corn this year Is
the answer returned by farmers of the
United States to President Wilson'S
call for food for Americas allies in
the war. Never before has such a
crop been grown.
Wheat remaining on farms'July l Is
estimated at l5,720,000 bushels.
In its first forecast of corn produc-
ton this year the department of ag-
riculture announced that July l con
ditions forecast q crop OF 3,124,000,UO
bushels. Sixteen million more acres
this, year We're planted to corn than
last year and the acreage exceeds the
former area record planted in 1909 by
100000 acres.
The wheat crop, responding to bet
ter weather conditions during June,
shows an increase OF about 22,000,O00
bushels in prospect. with total of
67S,0OO,000 bushels, or 3S,000,OO0
larger than last years crop.
A record crop of white potatoes also
Is lbIttuSl WIN d litibNNNlbb VI Tp-'
100000 bushels. That would exceed
the previous largest crop, grown In
1912, by 100000 bushels. Prospects
of the rye crop show slight decrease
from the June forecast. but the pro
duction will be record, with total
of 10, 100, 900 bushels.
Condition of crops July follows:
Winter wheat 75,9; spring wheat,
1858; all wheat, 1919: corn, S1.1: oats,
S9.4; barley S5.4 rye, 1914; white po-
tatoeS, 901 sweet potatoes, $40; to-
bacco, SOS; fax 81; rice, SOL; hay,
S4.3; apples, "a; peaches. 55.2.
Condition of corn and spring wheat
by important states:
Corn--Ohio, 50; Indiana, so; I'LL
nois, 81 Iowa, SO: Missouri, 81; Ne
braska, Sc; Kansas, II.
Spring Wheat-Minnesota 81; North
Dakota, 73; South Dakota, 50.
Production forecasts of the coun-
try's principal crops, announced by
the department of agriculture, follow:
Winter wheat, 402,000000 bushels |;
spring wheat, 276.00O,0O0; all wheat,
67S,00O,OO0; corn. 3,124,000,000 bushels.
Condition of spring wheat is given
as $3.50; corn, S11 corn acreage, 121,-
045,000.
First announcement of areas planted
lin acres), follows:
Corn. 121.045000; white potatoes,
1884, 900; sweet potatoes. 100000; to-
bacco. 1,41S.000; flax. 1889, 600; rice,
96S000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
BRITISH CAPTURED HITS
That Is Total of Prisoners Taken in
War, Exclusive of Africa,
Says London.

London. July Since the begin
ming of the war the British have cap
tured 117,776 prisoners, exclusive of
natives taken prisoner in the Amrcan
campaigns. many of whom have been
released said Maj. Gen. f. y. Maurice.
director of military operations, at me
war office. The British have lost TO
the enemy 51,0SS men, including In
dian and native troops. These figures
take in all theaters of war The Brit
ish have captured 100 guns during the
war and lost 1873. OF the guns lost.
81 were recaptured and of the 96 re-
naming in enemy hands, "a were lost
by the British on the west front early
In the war. "The British have not
lost Il single gun on the west
front since April, 1915" said the gen
eral
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
MARKETS
Milwaukee. July II. 1917.

Butter Creamery, extra. 9Sc;
prints, 39c; flrsts. 35Q36c; seconds.
S39S5c; process, 35Q35hc; dairy.
fancy. 35936c.
Cheese ~ American, full cream
twins, 22Q221ac; daisies, 221S 023c:
Young Americas. 23hQ24c: long
horns, $500 4c; brick. fancy 229
221sc
Eggs-Current receipts, fresh as to-
quality. 27@28c; dirties. seconds. ESQ
27c; checks, 24a26c.
Live Poultry - Fowls. fancy, 1914
@19c: roosters. old 15616c; broilers,
IL lbs. 2SQ3Oc.
Wheat No. northern. 22542.30:
No. , northern, 217@222; No.
northern, 175@2O5; No hard, 215
Q21S.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 1.SOQ1S3.
oats-No. white, 71972c; stand
ard, 71Q72c; No. white, 7O@71c.
Rye-No. 2. 2.42Q243; No. 3. 2.419
2.42.
Hay-Choice timothy. 1S.25Q1S50:
No, l timothy. 1700@1S.OO; No tim
othy, 15.00916.50; rye straw, 10000
1850.
Potatoes - Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Dakota round, white stock, 1.25.
Hogs Prime heavy butchers, 1850
@15.75; fair 10 prime light, 1400Q
1900; pigs, 1300Q13.75.
Cattle r Steers, 8.OO91250; feed
ers, S.75Q10.00; cows. 6.009900:
heifers, 6.50Q1O0O; calves, 1909
1900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR Spring wheat. special brands.
In wood. $3.50 per bbl., hard spring wheat
patents, 70 per cent grade. In jute. si2 90:
straight in export bags. sll.6O; first clears
5000. In jute. second clears. 500: low
grades. 17.5O6ts NJ. fancy soft winter wheat
patents, sll.l0. I'm iute; fancy hard winter
wheat patents. Sl.s0, in jute standard
hard winter wheat patents Slls0. In juts:
first clears $40 gSdl05O. In lutte; second
clears. In tute. 500; pure white rye. t13 90:
pure dark rye, fll.15
HAY-Choice timothy. t1S5Oais 50; No.
timothy, .l650Il750, No. 2 timothy. SIS. SO6p
1850. No red top mixed timothy. 81. 500
1850. clover, S13 coml600, light clover mixed
SIS 50d'l6 60; heavy clover mixed. SIS 0op
1900: Kansas and Oklahoma choice. t2l 0O8
% o.: No /, $40 0o920 %. No. . sl60odis.Oo
Chicago. July 10
BUTTER Creamery. extras. s7A63sc:
extra frsts. 37Q31lac; hrsts, 36f36iac. sec
onds. s4G35lsc: packing stock. s01adslAc;
ladies'. 23l63Slac: process. 35G35lac
EGGS-Ffrsts. 3Ot1G3ii4c, ordinary hrsts.
2SLy12ghc; miscellaneous lots. cases in
cIuded. 2Td3lhc. cases returned, 26d3o&c:
extra. 25Qs6c checks. 226,5c dirtes. $50
&c storage. 32T32%c.
LIVE OULTRY-Turkeys. lt~ fowls,
1870 broilers. 25d2Sc roosters. l5c; ducks,
leGlsc. springs 20c geese. l2QlAc; springs.
l6nlsc.
ICED POULTRY Turkeys. &c; fowls.
IsRisIhc. broilers 25G.sc, ROSTERS. $50
l5nc ducks l5al6c geese. 12dl6c.
NEW POTATOES-Alab and Okla
horna Triumphs s. 5cfp2 70 per bu.; Cali
fornia. s. 5Oa2 rs per bu.; louisiana. $500
Q 70 per bu cooblers. Louisiana, p6oG2's.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
URGE REPRlSALS ON U. S.
Germany Trying to Persuade Scandi-
navian Countries to Hit Back
at America.

The Hague, July THAT Germany
Is trying TO persuade the Scandinavian
countries and Holland to take reprisal
measures because of Americas new
policy on food expectation is indicated
by an article published in the great
German shipping paper, the Weser
2eitung
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
SEE REUNION OF NATIONS
London Newspapers Join In Rejoicing
Over the Wide Celebration OF
independence Day.

The prominence given Independence
day by the London morning newspa-
pers suggests II recurrence of Brit
ish rather thnn an American anniver-
sary. BESIDES fully reporting the cell
ebrntion, Incidents. banquet speeches
and other things, the principal papers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
FIVE ARE DEAD IN EXPLOSION
Others May Be Found In Wreck OF
Plant Of Interstate Sanitation
Company Of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, July 10.-Five men are
known to be dead, a number injured
and probably other bodies viii be
found in the ruins OF building at 1876
East Third street following two explo-
slons In the plant Of the Interstate
Sanitation company. The bodies were
burned beyond Identification.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12
Miami Motorboat Races.

The first long-distance motorboat
race of the season was run from Mi
ami Fla, to Kunkey the most west
erly island of the Bahamas. Commo-
dore Charles Kitcher's Raven III won
over the Shadow III, holder of the new
worlds speed record, completing the
30 miles In A hours and 45 minutes.
An unusually heavy sea confined the
average speed TO IS miles an hour.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-07-12

devote the finest editorials thereto
emphasizing the sentiments expressed
by Foreign Secretary Balfour.
The Morning Post, which often In
the past has been critical Of America
reJoices that the anniversary of es.
arrangement has become a festival of
reunion aud declares Not the least
Of manifold benefits the German un.
Willingly conferred on Great Britain
f the lifting % Anglo-American rela.
lions to plane of more Intimate and
cordial friendship thau century OF
time has been able to achieve"
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Rome-Germany has demanded the
recall OF Cardinal MERCER of Belgium
of the Vatican and the Vatican has
refused, bringing about strained rela
lions between the Catholic church and
Berlin. according to story printed
In the Information
Paris--An additional number of
armed American yachts have arrived
at a French port. according TO lie
Matin. The crews were cordially
greeted and entertained by the French
inhabitants.
Washington-Gen George Cocktails
has issued a call for representatives
of every shipbullding company on the
Atlantic coast to gather here immedi-
ately In an effort to solve labor diff
culties.
Dublin-So much damage has been
done TO Irish fisheries by seals that
rewards are now offered for their de-
struction. In a single district thou.
sands OF dollars worth OF fish have
been destroyed by these smphibians
London Hsun Tung. the youthful
emperor OF China. has abdicated. dis
patches from Picking say.
Phoenix Austrian and Serbian min.
ers fought a pitched battle in Globe.
Ariz,. according to telephone messages
from that place. Many shots were
fred. Many men were wounded and
some may die.
London Sinking OF British de-
stroyer by German submarine In the
North set was announced by the Brit.
fish admiralty One officer and seven
OF the crew OF the vessel were killed.
Paris A great American school.
capable of training several thousand
aviators, IA about 10 be established In
France. according 70 the Petit PART
sian
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Tho Times says there are some
Britons who Still do not see American
belligerency fen what It Is, one of the
miracles Of the war and its browning
mercy II contends that American
Intervention swept away chickering's
such as over the black lists, which AZ
ore time threatened Anglo-Amerlcan
arrangement II adds: ut has
stamped the Justice of the allied cause
with the authority Of the most power.
ful 81 neutrills and with the prestige
OF acknowledgment by the leader 81
the western hemisphere"
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carranza Asks $50. 600 600

Mexico City, July 10 Extraordinary
powers 10 negotiate loan Of $4,000,
900 gold are asked by President Car.
rama If the Mexican congress. The
president dd net say how ne expected
to negotiate the loan
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Husband OF Prettlest Girl EoIiated

Louisville, Ky. July q Thompson
buchanan playwright, enlisted here in
The First Kentucky regiment Mr.
buchanan Is the husband of Katherine
Ninterbotham. known ns Tho prttf!est
girl IN Chicago"
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Coal Indictments. Dismissed.

New York. July 7.-Indictments were
dismissed by Federal Judge Grub In
the case of William Leckie Of WEIGH
w. Va. and Robert g. Patterson of
Dayton, O., on trial on charge Of re-
straining trade and fixing prices.
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Arrest All German Agents.

New York. July 10.--Orders TO i'm.
medlately arrest all German agents.
financial and otherwise, known to
make this. city their headquarters were
received from Washington federal
official announced here.
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Germans Turn Guns on Strikers.

Amsterdam. July 9.--Another out.
break Of labor troubles occurred mt
Hamburg between strikers and work.
ers from the government munitions
plants. Soldiers killed one man and
wounded eleven.
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Swedish Colonel Murdered

Stockholm, July 11.--Col. Hjalmar
Smltt of the Swedish general STAFF was
found murdered. The circumstances
suggest an attempt by the murderer to
get possession of military plans In the
colonel's keeping.
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Enough Cans; Packing Again.

Washington, July 7.-Canning Of
nonperishable food products, dlscon-
tinued two months ago at the direc-
ton of the war can committee, has
been resumed. The supply of cans
now is ample for all food packing.