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The follows:
of control of Irbc channel the
penetrated the Gulf Of Riga where at dawn yesterday hs
discovered by patrol detachement which
Sound by and torpedo boats
line Gyhdann and Slava and the Baya
the the Gulf of Riga and drove back his
vanguard They the principal
fighting and them. Among the latter dread
noughts of the Groser Kurfuerst type (25O00 tOns).
the adopted the tactics Of firing
beyond the of his artillery beng
superior artillery of old ships of the line
THE ENEMYS SUPERIORITY WAS MANIFEST.
I'm spite of the clearly manifest superiority of the enemy our
ships considerable time and only
his dreadnough forced retire
a hits the
the Sava Nearly all the saved by
torpedo boats
this the
Etoon dispersed by their fire torpedo boats which
mped approach ships Aterward the fire Of Of the
directed those batteries they
put out of action i'll a very short time
Another deachement naval forces in Moon sound kept
back attacks from the north e of combat
ing forces. These attempts did not succeed
GERMANS CLAIM SLAV FLEET BOTTLED UP.
BERLIN Oct 1S-va ondon.-The Germans have taken 10000
prisoners fifty guns Oesel island the office reports
the Gulf of Riga
according German
the north OF
OeSel island, and barring the passage westward.
of the forward through the
field the Gulf of Riga to the southern exit of Moon sound
The there short with about twenty
Russian warships which later retired to Moon sound,
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granOitiftnng uermntbet.
AanloS Gitu, Mo, Il. Cft.

Adlll03 Gltp, Wtn., II. Gtt.
2ic 8crilhte, oob oaS iScuer, ou2
acitern in Der ,Sriibe eincu qroBeu
Sbeil Der &icbb0Ic pon Gonlaa Gitu
5erit0rtc uno Dem itngcf0br 1900
Ninocr mo $500 ShIprme gum
Spicr iicIen, ourh @rnnoitiitmQ per.
urioht morocn lei, crhicltcn iid,
qcItcrn 2lben0 hortn0fig. GnoQiiItiqc
Sh0Gungrl oca &crIuitc5 limo nod
nidt nbQeQeben moroen, nbcr Ser
iihcrunQabcomtc lu0 Wcdntc ser
&iehboi9cnrporotion bcrchnen iic oui
%750.0O0, pon ocncn $4,000 nllI
oic WcbGu0c, @iirocu lim, cntiollcn
mo $4,000 ouf Oo5 pcrbromnte
&icb. PLIES mar hoh ncrijhcrt.
\. e. Mnrpiu, ser ,fcnerbiltcr
NM Goner Der Ghef scr Sellermcbr
BON &onio5 Gitu. nohteu int &erlauI
oe@ Cages n"rihieoenc llutcriud1tn-
oen Neioe Wi0nncr iinn Scr 2lniiht
hob irgonbm"lhc ,Suoioiouell oos
tScler ougcleQt babeu.
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2egislaturgtieB 9iiltig.
n1nniinf1 Il N1nl1

UtuuIiuil ! 1. HtuU.
Miftcr & .. Wclocn pon 9d
cine bena6ridtigtc oei General
mlpolt ON Niittpoh, 0oB 0a9 C5cict,
ha5 in scr lCbtcl @cGi2lotlrliblmQ
onQcnont1cu mtr0c uno ocnl Stootc
Die Gun0drtiQlmq Qlbt 3cuQen in
Erlit uu0 &erihm0rlnQ2flaQcn 3u
ncrucbmcn Qilltig iii. Cos 0iict
Qibt Dem Scnerolonpnlt Grnlihti
glna irQcnO mcldlcn 3elQcn 81 be
rllicn lmo iu ucrb0rcu ,Sl 0cn'
NfIlhpro3eB mar pom C5crjd)tafom
miiiGr cnle Ncriilqunq erloiicn, oo9
&rrh0r eil3uidrduteu 9fihter NI
Den cntidic0 ou U}ithpod1. odf
inenn cine Tcrion 81 citer Ser bciocn
8ortcjen Qchort lie uidt lmtcr 0n5
uclic @eicb idllt. 9lnocrc moqen oui
Srlno oeaiclbeu pcrhort mcr0cll
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AMERICAN DESTROYER ToRPEDoED

WASHINGTON, d. C, Oct. 1.-THE first list Of Ameri-
killed and wounded in combat with the reached
Washington tonight official of encounter between
German submarine and an American destroyer
American sailor killed and five sailors wounded
orpedoed the destroyer None of the wounded
seriously The destroyer sunk and has
reached port
The Dispatch which by Rear Admiral Sims gives
details that the destroyer orpedoed yesterday while
patrol duty in European waters.
FOE MORE AGGRESSIVE.
Whether the deparement has additional details
For the first however the story of the encounter
elaborated by the Cre committee public information
previous occasions
claimed.
Indications lacking that the German submarines be-
ginning show fight toward the British and American desroy
all reports Vice Admiral Sims that the
would attack destOyer but sought the
destroyers appeared
Recently submarine sank British destroyer and
been the victim of seemingly policy
of
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Sn einer a WOntag gealtenen Abtmmung btr ttn obj=
bitions;nab sur %erialung wnrOc Ocrielbe nit flcner
Yitbrbrlt abgeltlut Sic yYrobibs" batten
NIT 100000 Stmmcu 81
leQcn ur0ubfsfit
Grsus Ssta>enismsr 1T ,1e.o ,,sre "mS Kamia=
City. W 9sua iit Sic Seb,ueiste Gtslsra
amseebrssten. Gin Stroisnbatn.
1lmelmef. Gin patriet.
Gin EatriOt.
4inNiinn. l.. 1T.

Wfdollon IL Oft
Nlol mollte Gronci3 !. @aIIi3
eincu (eomiter oicicr Sto0t, uidlt in
oo@ EIngenicur Corps Der @unOco
ormcc einitellen, neil CT flint Sabre
3ll nlt lit @allia ocrfouitc onr
Gicnatoa icin Giqenthuut. 2Inl Wiitt
mod fouitc CT 0urh cine @od n
Nfooiion iilr $1,000 1reihcit9
bonoa Gr ioQtc sd babe olIca,
mas id) bciibc, al Cntel Gam QcQc
ben mo id bin bercit, ouh mid, per.
lonlih i'll Den GicnIt oc3 &otcrIouoc5
3u iteIIen ,Sd bin ciu SnQenicur
98cnn id, BLOB rulr 10 Sabre olt
m0rc, Damn milr0e idl anqeuonmci
iein; obcr ih bin Ieiocr idou g
Sabre alt luo Oobcr nidt wcb
nluitCrundai0bid. "
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3mei tobt, fehe;ebn uerleBt.

SpartenburQ q s.. II. Oft.
Corporal Arthur 6. g9riQht
Qotteric q Dos 0ritten InloartiQcric
Rc1impnts. buffalo. g o., mo @
,Seiie G6moroa. ein &rbeiter bon Ga
pins. Z. 6. muroen actootet un0 1G
>cl0utcu uu6 Gioiliiten oerIett. nIs
Uittipodoben0 Elm eIeftriid1er 3uo
nit ejnar Misunderstanding oerqie6
mont & Eorthcru electric 3niidcr
Sporton6urq, z, g., un6 g2obs
north 3uiommenitief Iic &erIebten
mur6an nod ben 6oipitaI i'm Camp
@a05nortb geihnfit
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0nte Gntenjnao.
9nluth. gD2inu, is.

G1lllltb, Wiinn, Is. Gtt.
Starfe Minoe mo ihnere Hegcn.
falle hobeu oa@ Gi5 otf Den ,Sn.
lonoieen ouigcbrohcu. GnteuiQqcr,
mclfe ous Dem 9torocn 3uriidfchreu
beridltcn bon gutcm GrfQlq. [>oQo.
oltiieher aroaer beridltetc an Iou.
nerstQl in Guluth, ooB o1c 3uilTiic
3um MiIoe Mice 2ofe i'm 9}or6ell iebt
ofien iino. lno ooh piI0c Gnten mo
@anic sort 70 3ohGreid iino. 6of oic
<dqer 6ie ihncr erIouhte }tnjobl in
fnr3er ,3eit obihiebcn f5nnen.
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SanOiten pIiinoern Giienbabn.

SoIt 1afo Sin, lltob, d 1T.
Non0itcn bicltcn berte tSriib cincn
3tlQ ser Gecp Greet 9toiIrooo oui ci
ncr 1Fohrt pom SnIt 2ofc Gitp nod
0}oInbiQ, Nep.. an, pIiinOerten 81"
Gaiioaicrc aus uno pcrmun0cten Gh
Wor6cr9 uon bier, mcldlcr iid 3ltr
g9ehr iette Cine 4soiIc 1T 0en Non
Bitten otf scr Spur
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0rOBiener.
gIcln 9l6rf. II. Nftnber

ytClV EOTT, z. lITOUtT.
Der 0tetrcioc Glepotor non :. ".
o5citcr30er & Son ou DER gSoiicr
front III @rooflpn, Der einc qrobc
Nien9e @oQcrqctreioc enthieIt, luuroe
am Gien9toaubcnN ourd tSeucr ser.
Itort. Ger &crIult miro oni 5000. 600
geltdBt Sin Dem Glepotor benof
hortca (6cbGuoc hronutc uur ciu poor
Soacn ob Q}an QIoubt, 0ui, 1ltm
ncu0e }Iihc ooa ,Seuer in GIcpotor
ncrnnlaRt bot.
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SefmannsaeieB uom Supreme
Court anfredt erbalten.
9Roihi11ufnl1. t5 :

<NUIUlTITIUIT ID. III.
Sic Gntihciolnq scr @lmoesQc
ridte, oie oic @eItinnlmqen oes Gee
monns 8eicbcs oliired)t crbpltcn
monoh Dem Gopiton cinea Shiffea
ooS Redlt 3iitcht, oic SGlfte Scr 2oh
ne ieincr Seeleltte bis 5ur @cenoiQunf
einer 9teiie inneHtholten, muroen hcu
tc eifcftip qemaht onrm Die 9lblch
nuug Ser Supremc Court. icnc 0e
Itinmlngen elmer 9icpiiiou 3u inter
3ieben.
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ShmeinehOlera.

Nc0or Nee!0*, ,,{a, = Nft
llcbcr 600 Sdmcine iino in &mt
>$onc@. un0 Sohniou Counties nod
cil.em Ncriht ser Numoc3rcqicrunQ
on Cholera frepirt. Gin 1Formcr
perlor 100. elm onocrcr 80 ShDcluc
2ic Nronthcit arciit nm iid1 neil
Ole ,forner lid wciQcrn, ibrc Mcroca
NIT GbIoroicrum 5u inofulrcn
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ganfranb am bellen Saae.

Niinnopoljs. 0finn.. rs. Cft.
3nci masfirte @au6iteu oron
don pdhreno Der WtittoQsitunoe am
Tonucrsto1 in Die Golhouu Stotc
gonf on I'cIt 2ofe Ctr. IN IRinuc.
ouolja, Wlinn.. elm. triobcu ocn
aaiiicr mo 3rUei @ufhoItcr in 6er
hintercn Rorm. beln1htiatcn iih 6es
9'0pieraploes im0 entfomeu oonit I'M
Nluomobtl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

5orbe be3ejfuen uuo 10 -ieinen &c
rim iltuIoriit MAIDEN t6nne 9ttel
lrsIelbe f1rbe fam gum brit.en. pier
!(r uno fiiniten D}nle, Der 2eutran'
h0tte oIIo 320 6rjerritbor lepon.
ren. Ia m1fte 5riehrif- N"h2lm
Der es mob bemerft botte. ME DE-,
iunge W}onn oorhin pointietie. be'ier
peinlifer &doe nit D>u Nor,sn sfr
Unbe: Sic, 8ieben Sie &5r GcIf
Elm urb MAIDEN Sic ii6 ihreIl oo
Don. tbe i'd Sie bemsrtt babe; o1a
Glud m0ate sSbnea bod auf hi
Qauer njdt 70 9slpO5en biei5sn."
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gSinttr. .Gin;ug.'

2Sronmooo, Dtif., II. Cft.
,Sm 3ogcbic HnnQe Iicgt Der
5duee. ,3orner hobeu oobcr ibrc
NoQcn in ocn Shllppen qcbrnd't uuS
brinQcn ihrc Tormcrer3cngnilie nu'
Shlitten in Ole Sto0tc, 9erooe lpic
mittcn int Mintcr.
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gannlluoll= =Webfreieu erbOben
Q0hn.
4}IniltiicIh. Conn. u. 81

KI0lllTlcl0. N0nlI, .. Ut
2Inqcitcntc Der 2oumpoII Mrbcr
cicn in HoiuiieIo. @ourcQou. N}oo.
mp. ,<c,prtt Gitn lm0 Central &ilodc
mlr0Ht lu,tc in Acuutuiil deicbt, oui
ihrc 2 iuue nm ) bis 10 Ern3cnt do.
Itcjocrt mlrhcu. 9ie 2ohrcrhobllnQ
trjtt au > 9toocnbcr IN Strait
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gSill inn Staate rcOtu.
NuinNiinl1 Il q

W0OUUn, II. IT.
4'roiciior O}or =. Wcpcr uon Der
lluiutriit0t Wtijiouri bcobldtiqt, IN
@iaconiiu cine 9lcibc pou 2lniprohcn
GIT boIten. Ole eritcn al Der lluiperitt1t
pon Miacoulin Gr miro mtlb IN
mocrcn Std0tcn pou Wiaconilu iprc.
d1pu
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"SIava" sunk and the
SlavS trapped.
THE RUSSIANS oUTRANGED AND OUTCLASSED THE RUSSI-
AN FLEET BOTTLED UP. THE GERMANS CAPTURE 10000
PRISONERS AND FIFTY GUNS ON oESEL ISLAND
DESTROYER ToRPEDOED FOE BEGINS NEW
AGGRESSIVENESS.
GERMAN DREADNOUGHTS BATTER THE RUSSIAN FLEET
AND BOTTLE 1T UP IN RIGA GULF
PETERSBURG, Oct. Is

a naval battle in the Gulf Of Riga between Russian
and German batteships, the office announces,
the Russian batteship ''Slava was sunk
The "Slaya" sank the result of being hit
several times beneath the water line. Nearly all the
members of the saved by Russian tor
pedO boats
The ''Slava', built in 1903, was an old type
battleshp Of 13516 tons, 1897 feet in length Her
armament consisted of four 12-inch and twelve six
inch guns with twenty-four secondary battery guns
tubes Her speed was Is knots She had comp
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Gr 0eueralpOiimeiite geitOr:
ben.
Irtrnlt. Il. 1T

&tlIuli, 10. LII
Con VI Iidiniou Der @cnerol
Eoitmeilter inter DER AontIliitrotior
pon 8roDcr GleucIuno. lit bcutc bier
in ielnem &elm al ollqemciner Nor
perldnpode iniolqe hoben Nlters ac
itorben.
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Gaz 5mejratti8e l5c7tet'
den 2ale oes in 6ull:e. Ro,cIltl Don
Gau GIaire. Ais., ani0iil3cu 6ar.
msTs @noren Iuer:at ltar3ts iit
babeim, pa9rer, pjt Ulut:er btim
Ncitsluilanstn btidditiat mar. st.
rsR @imer mt totfnnsm 4aiiH
lter p2n S0rpsy. mobe e osrlri
Iauerc gyaroruaom erIit, 1db es
einsn Sa9 ipo.ty p.n &srIeBuH3,n
tria9. Las ,tino bate iuyt'blrc
GGner-en Gil ey1uIosa.
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German Fleet beats the Russians


nal'nunilHa en- Rllom9 erjiIicrs
Nn@ yin H. mir %'cruaro tcrid,tes
Ih Veo'lrtn Soro o. Nolracs e.
III Z. ocr oon $50 bis 1913 Iebie,
lmo ~ od2 'rGWc "gu6Ioe boE
'mn, po@ "An tcltm otwcM e
Wrontnr nor u0o ,NlniIatioTr
~ a''IN''dr 2%H.o .'''rtlatc.
N III .f.,s
halttn. Die GrFn3s paii;ereno.u Hr
better muyoe lebt5in 0ds 5Futrrdo uoa
oeH lplGetal caien ,9UQn.r oeno
ljert Is ipnrot in o}m Ra9men per
60rlsu fieJ cntesdt Der aAturln@
Gem 2irbtjter. Der o6cuCrtin noa
'ca4ri te, ,roft lU,r2e, pca9enommea
Uur0e ,,u itiuer lGohuuuq ioa Fd7
nod. mctr sam StAWUQ3el beltlmz
Icr Yleiier rosQ,Iunocn baeen.
Pg,s,nins ns,3F
f,r,i;e,s ~, ;-,if - !; s~ la,5sr> ~.
1toft Hroouf.;nr IN 4}nf,,no ~,
<as.s 1qtt neiien ,or,snne 2,h,.m
5nf. I'm q},t,l,-,rr;f,r ,,>,.r ',3r, t37
1o0 5frbe;.er s. Ak r,t ,;a gp,t-ss
tro, 1nn ofq .3ro,.,,t ri ;ib.r ' ~ -
nnrfsr ~ ,e;nfn5r '' ,,,sr alrt., ,4s 0nT- nn.
pftoG Mann ~ g>;s nrn,,tt;o, n<s, s.
Nns,i,en G,tr,,, ~ Io1c o%1 QeT ocs, oo.,
NM rinc 2nn1hm, nm e-Zt 00t.
ybo Hb,r 1q15 lSir pno =, .t,r.
3G piuno
! Il y a III hr9 toho turj
g}ottaiiir,oros" g1It D,r ',s @,r;d,, >,
1ibt hob np 9obl ner contains
,i,brr,,ngtr nm I05 1n2 o"i f59 7Ir
1nnr~olo,en ~ nsr asi|r,,s @sr
iirEenln1sh,It,nn 6crrI,t ia1 T9e m;s
finer g,eri;tgr,,nosinmIre non ~
4CS o29 qT1rt 5Sis ErgmiSn,irnol, IL.
mo bptrn, Siir 1olf > 3,}} t25 apnrs
nis 9inIcnsinnah,r a2l 8sS 1p"rt
ga INN 19S 7l1 gpsrt nm Ne-iih,
uInosIetInmoen onsa,ria,tft ,n2rhsr,
1osuuporjihtiof Scp
tirrsn mit sinpn Bsnolnsr b,t h.,
eyeperfi6oItsbonTe IN 0,nnnppr :.
einem t6Dlihen lluoliidsf1g o,Fiibrs
Der bert 9n9eitsIitc HeQner !ooppe
}etate leinen aoli,Ien QGfni9sr sineE
ReDoIoer ben Scope Don eincm SOF-
odtca toufen moJte. fl0BIlt lote ftt
eln StuB uno 2eeni5cr iant, mittew
ourd) BEN &epi aetro''en tot az 8u
oen. 1oppe nelItC lid] ioFort Der po
.It3et ino lpuroG IN 0d't 8tR0mmtE-
m i6nt;,sYi}ch.
Qorobotrn" ma, nisis, o1s .ciorv-
Ses N,n5srnt a. i,isn. g,srne.hjett
Vim ~ ~ g(,,n, i'm %Snsn~ ohs.
gGeiiea orsr grcne. oSsr 0dSrm~
@6er u,brbri" ,o,, RbrjG f.Ts~
oNrr ,~Isbt n, WSbfi" sin e,ompby
mi oHnt.tm ~5dn't 3e5en GIN loi@e7
mt btiiem. NbjiI4ebsn 3'l Der SFPe
ottlor." IS hanoelt ilh mob uH
tln2n 5ur W}u'ieruu9 oui9eo3tensH
@tlebllrt'Qen 1er nd14eT 'elneT
pdtrlottlden 6rtuos nod olrp e'H
poor 1d}oppen 2lnsorad gtbeT
mubtt.
0tn yoh in her Nor
lyt,ts uno rano gjne ,tron in gerp
>ie lprono beim Stijrleraut in beg
5l,b unh perIhnnnh in Den Iiur
len Sen iofort fepahriftioten ifGb
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Bic Sul9cu.


Gin Sieg iiir oo5 9lmcnNcmcnt
piiroc ooS oerioiiunQ5moi}iQe &erbot
Ser &critcIllnq luo oe5 &erfouia
aeiitiger @ctrdnfe i'm Stootc nit lid
bringcn, bis cine 2eQiSIotur qcrpGblt
mor0cn lit, oic oie Srogc pol-ltcuen
ser ToIfsobitirnnutnQ lnterbrcitcn
f0nrte. Sin Siea iiir oic 9foiirr
riiroc niht oie ioiortiqe qeicblidc
GrIoubniR ocS &erfouiS oeiitiqer Sc
trGufc bH6cutcn. 9a8 (Scicb, ourdl
ooa Der Stoot .trofen QeIeQt mur6e"
nliiBte crit pioerrlticn lnerocu mas
crit bcim ,3uiommentritt Der uddItcu
2egialatlir noQIidl mure.
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YrObibitiOn seidlasen.

YES OtollleS, N>du 10. At1.
G2 hattie ON Gicn3toa 9lbeno ocn
2lnideih, OILS oh cine nntIidc 9tddl
3dbhug notbig iein miro, um oa@ Gr.
gehuib Der om Wontoq in Soma itntt
Qcfmoenen 9lbItimnumg iiber Die
t5roge cine9 @robibition9onlenoc
ment2 Qcnolt icit5riteucn Sc ntchr
9fciuItotc anl Gicn2tag in Ic@
Moinca, Soma, eintrofel oeito
nebr qeiponncn oie ,9ioiicn" Spdt
am 9lben0 iebIten nur nod nrei
Counties, mo un oieie Belt hotter
Die .9toIicn" cincn &oriprlmg bon
$50 Stimmen gcdenilbcr ocr
nSrodcnen 9a3 Gotlun itnn6
t96.34t fir uno t97,297 Qcqen oo$
GrobibitionSomenocmcnt.
9toh oeu crItcn @eriften idien e5
ol$ ob Die j, ,lrodcnen" nit beocutcn
Der Wi0hrbeit Qeiie0t hotten
Tc5 Moulea, So, H. Oft.
ltit elmer Wiehrhcit pon iibcr nrci.
toulcnb Stimncn fitr 0ic @cdncr 0c5
0rohlbitinu3 9lmen0cmcnte 5nr
Stoot9ucrfoiIlno NOR Dos Grd'b.
riB Scr Nohliflod,t pom lebtcn
Wtonto1 hc'ltc Nohntittng nod inlmcr
amciioIhoit~ Nus . soritreliteu
@ohlbr3irfeu murocu 2t00l9 Stim-
men oeqcn uu6 206659 iijr oo&
9Imcnoemcnt obocochcn &ou fgiuer
hrr bei0cn Gortcien mir0 bi9her cin
Sieq bconiprudt un0 Die 2ooe fam
iid5 noh 10 onhcrn, oub Iih cine out-
Iid,e 9tod13dhIltnQ oI3 nothmcnbi9
hernuS1tcIlrn un1
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THE RUSSIANS OUTRANGED.

and two torpedo tubes Her speed was Is knots.
lement of S25 men.
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1nn! Amslanne.

Sn Sotto, Der 0oupts
it1ot Snpdns. Bat BAN, De0pn, EN-
Wplle @1porteur in 9uenos 2lirea,
Sonocu uno Nmieroam. bic iAponj.
iChen &aufIeute. btionoers Die 6ubri
.anten pon Woumaren. ouf Die fh
in Suodmeritd bietenoer Qiipiti1en
ojele9enbciten fir biz Gjuiu6r oon
NoIle, 91utsn uno 6eoern, i'm Mus
taulth 9egen dIle 2lrttn pon i'll \0pun
fu3ri3ierten Woren, auimerti0m ge
maht.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08

Handsome design $29 50 - Handsome design $3 0 Handsome design $62. TT ~ Handsome design $75. .O0 -
 $75.OO each
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08

With the memory of her High school and M .of graduation carved (not enefaye0 on its seaL W. have taken orders for dozens before we placed them size at once. M1S 4'77sRa
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08

$4O.OO 14-inch Electrolier- $5O.W 16-inch Electrolier- $75.OO 18-inch Electrolier- $1OO.OO 18-in., Elecholier $1OO.OO 24-inch Punch Bowl
New Britain herald., 1917-06-08

$500 Sugar and Cream Set-n Rosebud design $198 set $350 Sugar and Cream Setn st. Regis design $225 set $200 Spoon Holders-in Rosebud design .. .. $1.25 each $3OO Camparts in 6nch-in Imperial design $175 each $500 Punch Bowl-in Rosebud design $3.48 each
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-13

Fortunate are those farmers who
stuck to their hocks OF sheep. win
wool at Is cents . pound and lamp
around 25 cents, many would like 10 get
into the business. In addition 70 tnese
record prices tho item OF less hireo
labor for sheep than dairy COWS 10 not
loaf sisht OF. To be sure, there are
handicsps, such - poor fences. lack Of
sxuerience in successfully handling
sheep, and tho dog menace. But many
farmers feel they could overcome oo
staoles II the probable profit looked On.
oourseing enough. Many arc asking u
nresent prices are likely to hold for any
time. Nothing 10 certain but death ana
t.res. but Il 10 significant that the num-
Der of sheep have decreased oy S,WV,WV
in recent years. Authorities say sno,s
are 81. 600, 900 fewer sheep In the Wofia
than When the European war broke oot.
Abroad. the number 10 more likely 20
dsorease than increase - long % the
v.r lasts. and fiocks are not buls up
overnight. The prospects LOOK very
srcoursoiue. That New England farm.
srs helieve this 10 shown BY the renewed
,rtsrest In sheep. Despite the hign
n,,css for ewes Massachusetts, alone mas
increased its sheep population the past
wear By 1000, and tho balance OF new
England hasn't been idle. Wisely our
f.rmsrs are not rushing wildly into ehe
business, paying upwarranted price. for
oid toothlecs ewes. Over In New YORK
rsnorts are that fancy prices we're
charged for very mediocre stock. That
il the vsy not to do It; better 90 slower
and make greater headway In the end
New England Homestead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-13
NUMBER 46.

This was only the nrst Of many raids
on Us In this town, and many . poor
civilian who had harmed no one met
his death In this way.
II Il u still standing there - very
near the front at Viamertinghe, not far
from Poperinghe, Q chateau where one
Of our divisions had their headquarters.
the corps headquarters being at Poper.
lnghe. II was a beautiful place built
un the old style. with enormous grounds
and q moat all around It
While sitting on table In Q room In
this chateau I drst heard one OF our
really big guns fred. knew that these
guns had been placed In the grounds OF
the chateau somewhere. but at the tins
I never thought for a moment what
was likely to happen when they went
into action. I was talking to one OF
the fellows about an air raid that We
had Just pulled Of.
Suddenly and without the slightest
warning came this terrific explosion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-13
s.lNEsS S.G
MONTHS
X AT II
TllEF!R0NT
: An American Boy,s
Bapfism of Fire
By WILLIAM J. ROBINSON
Copyright. little. Brows Z Co

Tho most graphic account Of the
great war that has yet been written
comes from the pen Of q twenty-five.
year-old Boston boy. who has Just re-
turned from France, where a. dragoon
guardsman. dispatch rider and motor.
car driver he served fourteen months
under the British nag. Out Of thirty.
one motorcycle dispatch riders he vaS
one of four survivors
When, the fire had abated We came
out and looked around. The enemy
certainly had made a mess Of the place.
for even the top story of the brewery
had been shot away from over our
heads. went to look the car over. and
you can Just believe l was relieved to
find that, aside from having q few
holes through the body. 1t was all
right.
The officers decided to wait until It
was dark before CHANGING to run back.
I didn't know what was going to hap
pen to us. I wasn't very familiar with
the road. and l was afraid they would
have some kind Of barricade up or
have few machine guns trained on US
or something equally unpleasant
l certainly was dreading that ride
back. but there was no other way out.
and we were between the devil and
the deep sea. 1t was at time like that
that wished that had never seen
the British army. turned the car
around, and as soon as 1t was dark we
got In and started. I opened her up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-13
No Known Way To Control SEX.

Any method of breeding which would
tend to increase the proportionate mum
ber of heifsr calves 10 OF the utmost I'M
portance. There seems to be . pretty
general feeling among breeders that the
proportion Of heifer calves may Dc In
fiuenced by regarding the time In the
heat period ut which the COW 10 served.
There 10 difference Of opinion, however,
az 20 how such control is TO be gained.
On inquiring among about zoo OF the
best breeders In the State IL was found
that a per cent breed early In heat, sno
27 Der cent breed late In heat. A few
data gathered by the Maine Agricultural
Experiment Station Is years ago indi-
Gated that there was possibility OF In
fiueucing the sex ratio BY paying sttsn-
tioo 10 the time of service. The subject
vas believed to be of snch extreme I'm
portspce as to justify the careful study
of the matter on the basis OF extended
statistics.
Summarized results OF 1918 separate
naatines show that there 10 no prsoticai
relation between the time 10 the heat
period which the Gov 10 served, and the
sex OF the offspring. In each one OF tne
"A SOC tho f0Cta WoEo soSokey
and reported In such way tnat any
blas. conscious or unconscious, OF the
observer could not have influenced the
result. Ont Of the more than lSOO mat
ings about so per cent OF the calves were
male whether their mothers we're
s.ryed early In the heat period, ct the
middle. or late In the heat period. The
results of these studies make it evident
that there 10 NO significant preponder'
snce of females when service 10 early IN
heat The apparent relation between
thsse two factors, which is believed by
many breeders to exist and which saf,,er a,e
stafistics 1t the Maine Agricultural STA
tjon appeared to indicate, seems now 70
BE- purely accidental, and to have arisen
on,, hscause OF the comparative meager
meas Of the ststistics ON which the
natter vss discussed. There 10 no
Known method BY which the sex ratio or
proportion of sexes In cattle may %
sffsctivsly controlled BY the broeder.-
CHAs. d. WooDs, Director.