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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-03

" frbtnneen trsffenk iar be auseabs bon
eoubb IN ber Saulme bon $4,000 tlr ben
Sned oer S1aftnRe bon Gount SUI rs6db'
lnna Der acitsH nn6 gnseabsn bsr drrsltunq
bon 0riei6..erinasn fnr esneu GbsuestnHal
burd oas 9tssnibum bon ana .. 6abepsr.
saM.s .. @estsnsis, eobis GRrssusis hse
sa g bsrorbn.t bon benz esabhass bss
etabi Cincinnati staai Chic;
oeftion l. Gdb es ben benz Siaoirnib ter
etabt 0tndnnati fir ucibpenniq eradtG II.
eoHbs ofr Staoi Cincinnati dus5neebeH uTo
81 psrfanien IN Der euutme bon a8i Sanbsri
lSsO0o Dollars tlr ben 5tped Der Snafiune
bon gonos srr 1eenbInne ber Rotten nro
ausanben btr Grret6une bon 9rIei6teuraeu
I'm einsH Gbsneffanal bur9 bas Gleentbum
bon ela 9. pdberer, Saates .. elcferpis,
cable UlcsteHsie unb grnni @euImunn.
SsftioH 2. ace bic Bombs ber bsiagisn giaoi
dnsaeeebeH tuerben foueH IN Der 5unrme hon
nnt ouHoert ($so0.o0l Dollars far ben
eerberaeldeten 9ned. esiagie Bombs FOL.
Dollars fs1o0.oo). oeer whiItipIifniionen bo.
bon. dusaeleben peroeny- ipie BON BEN Sta5t
anoitor beiiirrnt uerben mag uno ioneu 3inien
irasen snT sate bon btsrnHeeineaIb (4,1sl
ioleu batiri ietH bonn 1, SuIi 1917 uno fo1eH
sablbar ieiH 0ipandis t2O) soFre mad BEN
seItion 8. edasie Bombs fOnsn auseseebeu
unb ber6usert tperben In lisbereinitirmnna NIT
BEN @efeb uHb Der crbinaHs bes Stnbtraths
sur aeenIirune Der slusoabe mo be Rerioufs
bon sonbs tn Der etnht girciHnnh, etnni Colo,
Gn 27. Febrndr 1919.
Seitiou 4. Sdb ber gribs aus BEN ger'
idife Der befnaten Bombs. ousasnommen bic
Trdmieu uub nufaelnuieneu 5tHfer bupaut ei.
mem Gonos thr ben oorbereeineien 5iuet
euteefnrieben perbeH fou urb fou nuBbesnhli
uH6 osrausenbt perben nuf autpeifune bes
Director Of Bubble Seroice fir ban Stped fpe'
5ifi6rt In SeitioH 1 biefet Crbtndrta.
seftion 8. 9nb bn auierIeet uno fo1eitir
rerbeH foIen idbrIt6 bis 5nr kDteoereiHIoiung
Der obeH beidriebenen S6nlb nuf bcs iienerbars
giaenibum in Der Stnbt Cincinnati cine cum
me, eeHiiaenb 5Irl Resabluna ber Stnfen dut nts
chen beffrie5ene Gtulb rrh srr Be50b!ung
aennaeHoer 1iIeune5sSonbs' 9eIber, nm fir bic
boIe SeSatIuHa bon beineter S9rlo bel thIem
Berfnl 5u ioreer; foI6s aHfIaaen uHb aoleb
tionen ftnb 5n mnben gu 9titer. bcraeftben
burtt bas gefet iflr bic Nlferlegune lnb stcI'
Ieitiruua bon steueru fir nnnt5iplle bne6e.
eeftiou Q. 9iefe Crbtnans fog GtIttpfeti
bdben unb tn Qraft ireten bon uro nnb BEN
frfibciter bonn Wefet erlnubien 8fitpuuite an.
Qnfifrt am is gum, u. 9. 1917.
&. q GuuHeI. prnftbent bes Stdbtrdftb. |
8egIaubtGt: q 3. GarroIL auIitrsneer
GIfti
Satesbe,een: Geo. ga6ta. gnrseruletIttr. |
2f SuHu 1917. eo,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-03

probu5entfn an 2agsrplGben fir fpG
teren gebarf aufBsitapeIt Durben, bies
mai blrett in pripat 4ohIenislleI
trnnsferirt porben iinb.
Ses Meiteren mar in ben Iebter
Monaten bic Ra9frags na9 stlsin.
iobIe 5ur 9ampfer5eusuns etre unper.
glei3Iife. 5abritnnten, pelde nj,
Nsubor fir bisie Sorte antbraaittobl,
I'M Wadrtie iparen. baben biesmaI, ipe,
gen RES Wanssls an Wei9tobIe MI.
Der au9 fir bieTss s5ei3maieriaI ae.
forberten hoben prsifs. srDbte On,
ftrsnguiIgen gemu9t, ii9 mif SartfobI.
gu perfeben. Die eifen6abnen brau.
den auesm pegeu permsbrten i5rutt.
gefhdftes erDbere aUblsnmsngen, oIs
! 5upor. Ri6t ntnige batten in b,r
Soffnuns auf 0isesrgnna Der apblen,
preiie fi3 nidt re9t5eitis porssIebsn
uno fporen bann i6liebli9 een1tbist,
foblenporrdtbe 81 beTdlngnnbmen,
ipel9e in ibrsn f5rahtnagen ouf ben
etgentu Cinieu btf0rbert ipurben.
Dbeustn baiten bis 9abnen Monate
lang nidt ssniisenb Mossn, lin als
len anforberungsn Der Aoblsnprobus
aenten seuiistn 81 t6nnen, unb fir
otsfen Wanssl ipirb isbt erit aIlmGbs
lid Ibbilfe seIddffsn. @ieIe lduas Der
psnniplDania 8abn selseent aobIsns
5e9en tonntsn lpeger bes Mnngels ON
SraHsportmiiieln Wonate lang BRO
Wo6e nnr an Srei 9asen f0rbern,
unb anftdti SOC, 900 Sonnen BRO Wlos
nat. ME iibIi6. bat bic gsnninIpania
gabn in ben lebien Wlondten bur&s
ihnittlih nlr etiDa 100000 5onnen
&obls bef0rbert. Bon ben gabnen IEBt
I'D ni4t srpnrien. bab Il, ,inen gro.
Ben lleberftub RON fSrd9tpooen fir
unporbsrseftbent @srbdItniTs an5onb
baben, ba bas 81 piel gstriebsiopitat
fsftIesen piirbs. Anbsrerfeits permphs
Ten iis Modfii lang nift lire, nd6
tnbHftriellsn Diitriiisn biriairten
tpisber 5u srlnnssn. gs,
IonbsrS tpdf bns Fin bic glep Gnslanb
Stontsn gu, nofsIbIt bic arObsn Mu.
iitionSfnbriisn geltssn finb, bic nil,
sns iuprsn, fir @sbrnu4 Der syra4t.
passn gum @srfonSt ibrer fertigsn
ben Gifenbdtnen bobe
aeih1sailhfsa N aa5Eaa GrR htrt6 !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-03

ssSbaiiSS .s,s, slSs: g 81 T sias sSts
.SGg bis saipans eisabs, ~ bsrbsiieru bure
iplberruieub bis Heiolufiou m1f dbnIi6slH
xiiel pafitrf an IL Dltrs 1915
| ed % bei1loiltH bon BEN StnhtratS hsr
Stabi GtncHnait 6;ndt Chic;
LAB es pterour1 tlr uoIbnfuhia exflGd TO-
ar9 eiraBs. bon 9Ioabipdp bis aGIDreneet
strube, az bsgbeileru bur9 9rdbtrrna, 6sReu
bon gteHlisenrbs, 9ilaliern Des Gdtrpeaes
mi aepbali sosr mt siiuliitsc, 3erinlHus
per noibipsHbisfn SrdtHirnnesn nnb 3Hlsis
niie 0risVung Der betiebenber bisIsoaiaen
h1aiiertohtt burn eine lGctAsoIiQe aSatlef,
ropte, In ueberetniiiinrfne nit s3ldneu, cue.
Yiiii6iioHen, isoilenoorGHi dddaen unb Gro.
genb tn bet Office bes Gtredsr OF VubIif
Sernice, pel4e bierbur1 euiaete.teu tnb.
Sab Der 0iub.1rab ber befueleH Elra strobe,
bon StoaeiDap bis edmreucs elrabe, b<rislbt
hlstben iol, fpie beiiiHHii eup6 bic asaenipdr.
tiee Herbetetuna, fetHe gstdTbsrune bss IBta,
bes spirb bedbitttigf
Dab flrisiq tb0) protent Der eefamuitai
aolien Der beineien petbetieraHs. nfiitstr bls
drbeit anierIesi iperber iollen :m BerbdIfnib
yn ben Yorfbe.lsr, ipel4s blnf bic bslaate
yerbeferifie srinnot iDerosr, ait als Cots unb
edHoeteisn. enarsilssHb Hnb anltobenb on bic
urb pdnbtreien bisybHrS beItirrrst hHo. bat
trInreen.
Iob bic 70 ouferisoftr ufebmerts besnbn
neroeu fcner IN sebu (i0) tdbrIt6er 8dtlnu.
ger mil piHfsn ant bis ttnniisae1o6enen 9ab.
lnnefn; Der Glaerftlinsr fam aber nudb 10
nd6eem sr 60 phniHt fol6e afiebmsrts 6aar
be,aplsH tnneftnlb sipdiise (20) I0qeu bon
t,1 nnS rn1 est RaiIsrirne Der bsitsnsrnbsu CT.
Gdb Bcnss Der eiabt giurinnait aueoeosseu
hsreen iousn bny Der Goitiron bsr beinaisn
diiebmeris.
9ab her Hsfi tsr 9eiammfpfieu bsr bsfnr,sn
Bertentriina. FIELDER nifi fpesieu auferIfat
rtre, bon ber Stnbi Cincinnati besnblf tperben
Ton aus BEN grlos ben bem nerfanf BON Fonbs.
iDel4e bon bet beiaater Sinbt fiir foIde 9tve6t
N het BON Sefss boreti4rtsbsnsr gDeifs aiis.
Gsaebsr pnrben.
hnb fei q isrnsr te9LSiisn, bab bic as.
lolniicr. tpsi6s bon bisism S.dbtroib am
fanibttuteu gldrs ueiinssbn fe6sebn pnfFrt
lpurbe Is fnr not6iDen6tg eIflAreub. gta
Sircbe, Ron etodtipnp b1 ndipIeros G,rT.c,
~ bsrbgrsrr tur6 gfin'ieru nit aspool, cher
rlitfn.
gafhrt eE 10. S,ari, q. Z. ief7.
4. =. Tenrtr, nrhfbenf bes Ginbtrdfob. |
eseaiabtei' 8. j. gaIrotL Gniirsnbtr |
9u.ssbststn. SEC. Bn6tax Hareerre.
ner. an Il. alui 1917, 2e3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-03

mf afIes frsusrbare gtefut5nm enf beu
SfeufrsIupItfdt bsr efabf Ginctnn1fi tin Be-
traa, efnheeub sur estntlune eer 3lrfer
horaHf. ME tiertn bvrgelsbtn. urb AM Shcf'
badsfsn bcnbs snr Btrianssif; bsIaHsaslcst
bes Der Etirae fOIder tabrIi6en aHiIGes elm
iol4er ittn foa nm bnfhr su iorgsn rno sr'
eeuoein Deftsif IN ben einnntuieu bddatfr
@tabf dr'surld6eu. terfiabdr fiir bic 0e<dhs
lung foIoer Sinfen unb sur S4nffuna zines
Iolden ZtlauHos-t5onbe bon Der foQefftcu hes
beidefen eDe3idLahebnente ober ireenbipsl6sr
Spesial aliebneHts. ,psl6e bisrnn6 aHifaif
hobcH ober aHberipetne aufsrIeat nerbtn nno
be aebbrtgsn efeueDsirtoriidien fcllen ben
petrae fol6r anosmfinsn eieuerauiIdes gu
tamrifrrennen nub heufe[ben fix bic fio1efflou
beiiottaen. iris onbers 6tfnetH beiidfiat ure
foneftirt uerbfu
seftieu Q Dos stne crbiuons, bsfiieli
.Gins DrhineHs 90: 2t7dai7. potfsbrinqtn
frsiieHo flE be anseabt bon eonbs In btr
eHmme bon siDcHsie 9ntIfsub urb bier fHry
uhctmsnts snr BssatInna bes abdIs Sef
0unbsiasnibiimsr bon ben apifen unb ars.
foben ber eerbefierira bon eiies etratt, Cora
Sfrnhe, Qoneaebue lInu. qdrffpur Hbefifs nue
1uitu anen burd RfinfterlfHa bes gnbrpsaes,s
paiftrf an %. @lai 1917. fd anb biefesbs ~
bterbnr6 piberrfferi.
eeitton ]. Glffe Crbinons ion In eraft
treten uHb ghlfieieit hoben bon uno MAD BEN
frtibeiifn BON 0tfeS srlnubieH8sttpnui an.
Raiiirf niR 10. Suni, u Z. 1917.
e. n TGurer prditbert hfs efabfrnfbe.
reslaubtet; .. .. GartoIL dntstsubsr
wniaebstfen, ers guefe, paresrms,ffer.
dm 2i. SHui 1917. 2e.3
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Der uRsufrtebsne
(Sbef.

Ssrr Msperitsin, /. s. MspsrItsin
Isl. Nodf.. iisbi friibmOrssns .3sis
iungsn unb gI0jt naf. ylebsn ibm
itebt isin srIisr 9u@baIter. Gs ent.
fpiunt ji9 folssnbe llnttrbnliuns:
.Glsn5nr puIprbsIsanDibeiI in
@ro0b III pleits. Mas ptrlitrsn mir
an bsnis1 ..Ri9ts Serr Ulepsrs
ftsin; DOR 3ipsi Sahrsn baben mir Das
lsbie gdddft nit ibm sema4.. -
,Gnmusl 1a9tIidt in 9embtrg biss
tst 25 g)ro3snt. Mis bod finb mir bsi
bem Mann sngngisrt2" .llebers
boitpt ni@t. CT bat nHs einmaI Elm.
Crbre gegsbsH, bic bdben MIR nidbt
efi.tiuisrt. - So naa hier,
Daniel MoHrseru9 In 3anopsI 1T
burdsebrannt anb bintsrldbt $1,000
Oulbsn S4ulben. Nds tOmmt bas
BON auf uns24 ..Qidts; mir bas
ben ME nit i'm ssnrbsitei. 80
-Sa, gum 9OnHtriDstisr. bnH i'd Elm
9sIddft ober bab' ib tsins3ls
rGs bseibi alIss bsim aIisn," ian.
nerts - STUDENT, neil ibHi isiu "a.
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natipIttter babeu ibrem iuuefrif8er
Gsbeu elm triibes @nhe bereitet.
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GEO. P. scHWE|IzER,
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 M S
LIT OF Z. etrafie.
Srndfabe,t

Iseer Cd IN berr6sr uHb enaltfosr esrnne
fnr 9ef1nfisitnis. Derstnf etc. ueterfftunafu
rereen Glf Bumd bsfcrat
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lintsrbaltnnss- -anseiseu.

Coney Island s" sss';; s.4:ss s:';;s ss4s:a. %ss
gnrsen Gle btnsin iu ben usuru eo,eaIRaiaft
1bs 1untls.2n 1oufs. Uerner hs.ibt.Iips,
hettsr NIB ldnaiter ber frbs; bic guuiolef 70.
1psi bon iooi Besanis,snaslI. a Wrsiss Ss gsnss.
etlt. 1lns. TpttlpIfte, anbdref Rpnsextr, etc:
bcs ules NIT etEtr huHbersotien Eoofisrfrbti
bon 20 gasiIen fat 20 QeriB. Boote BON Druab.
unb Rafni
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rGs bleibi alIss bsim efIisn," ian.
nerss =. giubsnt, ipsil ibm isiu Da.
~ isiz Gstb nxllE ihidse
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q. q, DaunsL

NraHbent bsb GiobirntbE.
eeteft. o. y Carroll, auiirRHbtr Giert.
sssiatssi ,.ts sog es gsGIIts q Ss.1sssass g
aeitlfig bss aenduntea EieenitMms fiib4,
EeslnMbtef; Geotef ss;f4ia. H1reermeifier,
a. 3uut ie17. PCS
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Sm pcrfami.m-Sarmn.
gerIanst sa fanitn.

aIte Gsbsr 9stten-asr bssatIsu oi.
hcttfien 4tttie flir btfftfben: trir iperbeH ROT,
fprs6EH. pern tennGtl1ttet elbreiIe: .. g.,
Sos E9eii ef6iis efr. Tel. Canal 3Bb.
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viiiaebstten, ess. eu2is. parssrms,rter.
ON 2i. Suui 1917. 2e,3
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serIaHat = WdnnIidl.

as.nsdber aid ben Geiui4en 9rct.
ETtsebele aai. Heluln cha. GHirtiu nnb
wlnfberb Strabe %
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
ELISHA LEE is
MADE MANAGER
[Continued From First Pagel

CONTINUED From First Page1
1892, as fodman in the office of the
division engineer of the Tyrone di-
vision.
He was appointed assistant super
visor in April, 1899, and served in that
capacity on various divisions until
April, 1901, when he was appointed
supervisor. In August, 1908, Mr.. Lee
was promoted to assistant engineer in
the maintenance of way department.
He was advanced to the position of
principal assistant engineer on the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad division on April 1, 1907.
On March "a, 1909, Mr.. Lee was
appointed superintendent of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road, and on March 8, 1911, he was
made assistant to the general manager
of the Pennsylvania lines east of Pitts
burgh and Erie. He was appointed
general superintendent of the Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad on April 1, 1914.
On May /, 1916, in connection with
the enlargement of the organization of
the operating department of the lines
cast of Pittsburgh, Mr.. Lee was pro-
noted to the newly created office of
assistant general manager. He has
been prominent in recent strike con-
ferences.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
mittees or who could give specialize
assistance.
DR.. Dixon Makes Ready

Theh nurses employed by the State
Healthhh Department began to-day
heir training in first al demergency
work which Commissioner Samuel ID.
Dixon is arranging in line with his
purpose of fitting his department as
far as possible to meet any war meas
ures' which may arise. The nurses
i nthe district near Harrisburg assem-
bled at o'clock this afternoon at the
departments Harrisburg tuberculosis
Dispensary, for the first in a course of
six practical lectures and demonstra-
TOMS to be given by Df. Howard L..
Hull, associate chief medical inspector
of the department The coursees will
be given in five other cities on other
days of the week, SO that within a few
days all the nurses in the department
will have begun to fit themselves for
emergency service such as would be
called for in war times.
NJ Hampton Todd former attorney
general of Pennsylvania, wah was at
the Ca pitol to-day on some business,
expressed his great interest in the
State committees preparedness move
ment. He visited his former depart
mef1t and discussed matters with At
torney General Brown
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
RUSSIAN LABOR TO
PROSECUTE WAR
Liberty and Victory Now Is
Cry of People in the
Streets
By Associated Press

Petr6gfad, March IS, via London.
March pa declaration in support
of the war has been issued by a COM
mittee of workingmen, soldiers and
deputies, which apparently represents
the sober conclusion which the masses
OF the population have reached. after
being swayed this way and that by the
turbulent currents and cross-currents
which swept through the country in
the first days of the revolution. This
conclusion is that liberty and victory
over the Germans are inseparable and
that the responsibility for plunging
Europe into war rests on the Hohenzol-
lern family and Prussian Imperialistic
ambitions
The tendency is to regard the war
no longer as a struggle between ma
tions, but as one between the new
spirit of democracy and the old spirit
of imperialism. The people are eagerly
desirous of peace, but are ready to de-
vote redoubled energy to war il that
is the only way of achieving it. Even
the dissentient voice of the extreme
imperialist element. which at first
openly ueCIdTeu ilSeiI dSdHSI war anu
counseled the soldiers to lay down
their arms has been drowned in the
universal cry that the struggle must
continue.
The result of this broader under
standing of the object for which the
country is fighting has been to bring
the extreme radicals into unison with
the rest of the country Reassuring
reports of the visit of Minister of
War Guchkoff to the front continue to
be received. Everywhere the army re-
sponded with the greatest enthusiasm
to these appeals and declared itself
ready to continue lighting until the
end. The same spirit is manifested in
Petrograd where there are daily pro-
cessions Of troops carrying banners in
scribed: Liberty and Victory"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
TURK ARMY
CORPS LOST
tContinned From first Pagcl
threatening to cut the forces of the
invaders squarely in two.
Fight On Large Scale

threatening to cut the forces OF the
invaders squarely in two.
Fight On Large Scale
British operations In Palestine are
indicated by to-day's reports TO be
progressing successfully on large
scale with the British closing in stead
lily on Jerusalem.
ON March a British column was
reported within forty eight miles of
Jerusalem at El Chahl. or Hebron,
about thirty-fve miles inland. This
column has evidently been supported
by a stronger army, advancing up the
Mediterranean coast, where it can be
fAunitioned and supplied by water.
The coast army. moving northward
from Rafa, has pushed up the Medi4
terranean shore to within five miles Of
GAIA. the historic town of Bible times.
GAIA is almost directly west of Eel Cha =
lii, bringing the British front up to II
straight line apparently across nearly
the entire breadth of Palestine be-
tween the Mediterranean and the Dead
Sea. Forty miles north of GAIA is
Jaffa. the port of Jerusalem. whence a
railway line runs to the capital.
Building Railway
The British report shows the army
now near GAIA to be engaged in con-
structing a.. railway, apparently to fa-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
WAN. 1Os. DIES IN JAIL

George e Imbier died yesterday morning
in the county Jail at Brookvil1e, aged
103 years. He was the oldest resident
of Jefferson county. and so far as is
sentenced to three months after plead
ing guilty to selling liquor without a
license. He was probably the Oldest
man ever arraigned and sentenced on a
criminal charge. He served with the
Russian army in the Crimean War. He
also had his back broken in a mine
accident
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
Antiseptic For Catarrh
Kills OF Catarrhal Germs ana Quickly
Cures. Doesn't Cost Much

stomach dosing will not cure catarrh,
To get relief and cure it is necessary to
treat With harmless autiseptic and air
passages of the nose, throat and lungs.
deroil, a simple, herbal preparation
that is applied at night and cures while
you sleep. In addition to it's antseptic
Qualities that kill the germ of catarTh
poison, it has healing properties that
soothe almost imm ediately the irritatcd
membrane.
Antiseptic Wonderoii costs oniv a
trthe and you can get liberal sized
packages for 25c and soc from George
A. GorRas with guarantee to refund
money II not satisfactory. 1t stops ali
aches and cures Inflammation and pain,
not only of catarrh, but many other
troubles.--Advertsem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29

ciIitate its advance of its operations
in the interior of Palestine. 1t has
defeated a Turkish army of 10000,
capturing general and whole divi-
siona. staff, together with some 900
men, including several Austrian officers
and German men of the rank and file
and two Austrian 42-inch howitze rs.
Heavy fighting is continuing in the
Champagne region and the French are
reported by Berlin to have attempted
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29

Harris last night signed the Georgia
bone dry" bill, making effeetive al
once law which will bar 1lduor from
the state absolutely except for medici-
nal, mechanical and saoramental pur-
poses under rigid restrictions. The bill
was passed by both houses Of the leg
islature in extra session here late yes.
terday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
SERVICES ron MRS. sARCm

Funeral services for Mrs. Harry
Sarch, aged 45, who died at the Har-
risburg Hospital, will be held to-mor-
row afternoon, at o'clock. The Rev.
S. Winfield Herman will have charge
of the services. Burial will be made
in the East Harrisburg Hospital. Mrs.
Sarch was d member of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers. She is survived
by her husband and one daughter,
Marie, at home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29

an extensive attack northwest of ver-
dun This latter move. sweeping as
sault on Hill 3O4. is declared to have
failed. while in the Champagne the
French are said to have been frusl
trated in their attempts to reeapture
the trenches they recently lest.
SIGNS .BGNn DRY. BILL
BY hsSoci1fed Press
Atlanta, Ca. March 29.-Governor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
---as Caterers

II you've noticed, at Club luncheons, firm
dinners to employees. banquets, ETC.,
Davenport is invariably the Caterer.
That's not only becaiise his prices are
lower. but because the service is superior
and the food several notches tastier
than it necessarily need be. You see,
Davenport knows how!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-29

Our Self-Service plan prevents the loss of many +
MONDAY recreation
There's another surprise in store for you, too, fo
what you expected to pay. Just try Davenport's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-26
JAPS GET u. S. GOLD
Large Shipments Causing Much Con-
Germ by Federal Treasury.

Washington, May 26.-Japan is
Withdrawing gold from the United
States at a rate which has caused con-
siderable interest and some specula-
ton as to the meaning of the move
ment. Approximately $35. 100000 has
been Withdrawn since January l. and
other Withdrawals are expected in the
future.
Officials here feel that the move
ment is not fully accounted for by the
balance of trade. The possibility that
some of the other allied governments
are paying their munitions bills to
Japan with gold in this country made
available by the extension of credits
by this government has been dis
cussed but it is believed that this con-
Urgency likewise would not account
for the strong current of gold ship
Inents westward.
Should the heavy export movement
of gold continue it is possible the
government may discontinue the re-
demption of certificates at subtreas-
uries and redeem them only at Wash
ington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-26
UNVEIL MONUMENT
TO FRENCH VOTED BY
LEGISLATURE IN 1878

Boston. May 25.-A monument in
memory of a French naval officer. or
dered erected by the Massachusetts,
legislature in 1878 but only recently
completed. was unveiled on the
grounds of Kings chapel today. The
officer was the Chevalier de Saint
Sauveur. who came to Boston in ITS
with the fleet commanded by Count
D'Estaing. While ashore one night
with other officers he visited a part
of the town in which a riot had brok-
en- out and was fatally wounded. The
monument was voted the next month
by the legislature.
An inscription was prepared by
Count D'Estaing but for some obscure
reason the erection of the monument
was postponed and finally forgotten.
A century and a quarter later records
of the vote We're discovered and last
year the legislature made an appro-
priation for the memorial. The archi-
tect was Alexander Wadsworth Long
fellow, a nephew of the poet.