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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

oisie: Seq oil trolooe Big meO
mig / 5~rofaitbeo, o9 on ifal fenOe
9erren.@ (0os. 2, 20); Zen, iom
bar 9ruoen, er 8rlOgommen"
.Go6. 3, 80; a@io mig Oit Sier-
te" Cob. 81. gfter OpitanOeI-
ien ipnr9te ban @eter: o@llfer
Oh mi92@ (So5. 2t.). % Iigerois
fonfmer ban til os / Dor 0nab %
tilbpoer os i'm irelienOe 9erlig-
beo % iper9er ON 1ro og @enfGr-
lig6eo bos Den 0e6te.
0ette beilen0e 6or5olO / 0naben
bar faoet tit llOtrDf i @runOtuigs
tanfeoogtige SoIme:
San, iom paa Soroen beiler
til Iroifa6 uoen Suig,
naar ri fln oil, beiegler
hin 9agt OH 0immeri8,
san oeber meo Den SetlIgaanO,
paa 0ro, JONI alorig teller,
ban refer os lin 9oon0.
"a. paa lit aIorig ieilenOe eller
Ioi1ten0e Orb Refer BAN % lin
frelienoe 6aon0 I 0aaben meO tit
| 4prIiaae0s Si(bu0. lea oil troloDe
dig meo mig % ora8e sig op al
Sen brlfieuoe @rao % set ifiOne
9nno: oil ou mootage nit SiIbirO
% min aprligbe0, bsre me0 til
nit beIIige 6olf % ielge mig eiter
/ 3roifab2 Gette er Ragten ira
0errens SIDE. % 6oriogeliens o.
Greens 0ro peo 8oaben gioer ben
llotrpf. % berpaa iDare5 Der ira
DOR Sioe et ipofoloigt Sa.
genne Ra9tilutning / Goo-
ben. bette Saor~ ira Oen osbtes
Si0e anier ian nogIe Tor at OGret
ct 9gfte, Der gioes al Sen 0s6te
- ia enoog en- go, iom Alleges
- andre Tor at opre en- 9efen-
Belle, o. til DC i%iOItnGonte 30
rer ieg, bpilfet ieg life fan eIIer
pil npgte. 9eitet og bets Nottr -
enoii1e eaen - einer ieI life !
oette 3or5olo; er 9sftet Ser aHi-
aeoel, iaa mao set DPre meget til.
baaetrangt. Men @efenOclien,
0iertets Snor0 til Sen beiIen6e
SrcIicr, Oct er ser fltlOtonig, tpoe.
li1t % fart.
Naaife bill nogen ipsrge: nnar
Der er Gale ON 5roIopelie, betp.
Der oct iaa life at gipe 9sfte, at
lore 5roifab2 Otter 9ogitaoen ger
BET pei; Ri ii9er ogiaa TroIfobs.
lsfte, 9GgteifnbsIsfte. Men for Den
rette aprlid5e0 bctpoer 2eite grltm.
nfa liat. ON noget; Tor ben g9l0er
aen9foeIien.
81 Oct fan ipnes, iom ON man
ier / 3nnmarf Far iogt Trogi.
peIfe OF life 9rolopelie.
Molbecf Tiger, at Oroet Sroeipelie
bruges | Spllano, og ban anisrer
fslgenoe Strofe al arrebo: nOg
oermeo 9ierter to forbin0e og r 0.
lgioe. Seq merier at ~tro9iDe~
rnnmer Sa9en pan ct 'Soor og.
lfaa mar 5nlen err ON Dor Cabs
lp1at 81 bapoe 2eoinien ilinget:
sea giper Big nit Sierte"
0. I. b., on bopoe set ppret at lore
trpffe for uloper."
9ao os tpnfe %, at en- llnger.
ipen6 beiler til Ell Somirll. San err.
flprer benoe lin aGrlig5eo % ipsr.
ger, ON 5un fan og uil ~genaeloe
Den. 6erpna giuer bun bam tit
6icrtes noelte "a.
laa, oct fan ARE goOt nof,
Tiger BAN; men Der MAC mere til.
I9no os gaa til en- Rotarius publ.
Gus, % Tor Gam maa Oh meO op.
raft 6aano barge paa at Ri cr
~iorlopeoe; ies forIunaer ct eOeligt
lepite at Dig, JON fan gipe Dor
l6orlooclie iurioiif 9cpisfraft. Bill.
DC Oh life ii9e, at oenne un9e
Nian0 m~isTorltoo lin EroloOelie ret
grunoigt2 90 fun0e Somiruen life
|9aoe aariag til at iige til geileren:
gu bar 10 faaet nit Saoro, nit
6iertes apr[idhe0 od 0erme0 mia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08

iom fife bar pna 0agsorOenen peo
Den 2eiliebe0.
0feo Senipn til Dor 9srnelrr.
Dom er Sagen liOt anOerle0es. !
Sorfloringen" folOer 9iifop 9dls.
Leo 9aabSpagten yoet bellige 0aabs-
Ieite", % oct bar 10 ale ri GIore
lert bom eiter. Men i Den reui-
oere0e llognpe al iamme ira 1909
finoeS oct llotrpf life. Reuiiorerne
bar uoeIaot set; intet onOet er
lat / bets Steo. % 0eres Qfeuin1
6ernte0 mac 10 nof 6aue prret Den.
at SpergSmaalet ON Ssite eller
9efenoelie iflrloe itan aabent. @n
6per maatte tage StilIing til oet
efter lin @rfenoelie % Goerbe-
pisnina.
9aitor u. Billions .@or 9er
n%elUroom", ser ogiaa er alltoriie
ret til Sfolebuig I Gunmart, Il.
ger, at 9srneue peo oeres aoniir-
NATION ooeofcnoer iig oercs Gaabs-
paat". Zen faIOes aItian life 2ef
te, i~narere 9efenoeIie cIlcr @eofen-
Oelie.
) Den Oanifc SaImebo5 IA,
oen cr life 9efenOeliesifriit, pIen
81 lrotrpf Tor @%cnig6eoens 5ro
81 9pre pao Here @aa0er = ~
ser 96l / auoet lill01 iaaleoes j:
9Cf, )oao 9Gre, 6rpo % 9aab
ba0oe on Ucl al Oin Gaab.
oioite Oh 9eifeO
ON Den SerligbeO,
oig / @agten er bereo.
Gen itOite 2inie Ipoer oprin0e.
ligt: Otter 9nabens 4agt % 60.
Il at oenlle 6oran0ring er loretta.
get, for0i oct oanife airfeiolf IT.
fe lpngere 6etragter 0aabspagtefl
iom ct eOeligt 2gite, ser on fan
Der npppe pGre to Meninger. Sea
tror iaaleoes at man nof fan iige,
at ueO at 5eD0e Dor 0aabspa3i
ION en- 9efenOelie, 'f0mmer man
fife / llouerenSitemmeIie meo Den
oanife airfes Observation-Disclosures.
) Zen iuore @2isiions 1ioenoe
91r. % Tor / Mar lGies islgen0e
ct Sfgffe al yGn 6elli1 Carer"
On al bort 2anOs iterite gGf.
feliesprGoifanter blanot Rrpiterne,
% iom tillige eieoe en- iielOen go.
ne til at jamie @lIos Born mo i Dc
belliges Snniuno, BAR engang iaBt
ct Gr0, Der trGnger til al 6lloe
BORT / Dor SiO. Sans Orb LOO
Seq oil life gaa til Sefternes
.Rs0er % tribes me0 Dem ON Sn.
rem; men ieg pil benDtte eirboer
2eiligbeo til at forfDnoe OorOaabs
9inooe iaa ri9t og iaa 1erligt, loni
ieg fam"
Suem oeitnc neutrality-suspicious.
par, peo ie9 life; oct er life uiano-
ipnIigt, at oct par Soban Slip
Seanion (oso 1879. Dten oct er
min Sperbeoisning, at ri bebsoer
at iaa Dor Ooabs Raooe og Ser.
lig6eo forfDnot, iaa ri / pore DE.
nigbeoer fonnner iii fldrere Sno.
liiat og oDbere @~rfenoelie al, bpil.
fet g~naaoerigt Sipiens 8an0", ga.
framentet err, % bpilfen rig Slide,
Der er ifpnfet os / Odaben til boa.
De araitiornpelie % 3relt. Dien
1eg trpgter tiiIlge Tor, al 0erlonl pi
bliuer neO meo Den EreOifen ON
1aaben iom en- 80 % Spite, JON
ri o. ANDRE ma anflage os for
buoe bru0t DC tlriiit0e @nnge, oa
refer ri oernieo en- iteil 9arrifooe
til 7adbens Naaoe % i~rigsrenoe
argiter, bpilfen mango pil blipe
bange Tor at itorme % inotage.
Seq iaa engang en- 9emGrfning
g3nnnepirfe", Der om ieg
fife buffer ieil - par msntet paa
port a~irfeiamfruO, at bet fun
brllgte Gaoben niom Staffage". 2ao
os paste pan, at oct life er eller
bliper 5iliGloet. 6aren er Der
Tot nm 9lnr" fnr 1917 fnrs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-08


talte Jig i'll mig on ben ombnnole-
De Gag, iagoe; Get fan p9re, at
ou bar Het, i bpao OIL oar iaBt %
|iiger, men on blpoe life ifrioe Of.
|ientIigt oerom. oa BET foruroliaer
Sampittigbeoerne og er imloo pore
gefenoeliesifrifter % Dor Borne.
l9room."
anaaaenoe BET ierlte, oa enifer
ieg fife at bringe llro mo | nogens
|Sino ooer for oct, iom er ret %
rigtigt, men nof for oct mooiatte.
Seq bar ielo mnattet %gennemleoe
Den llro, ioet ieg.i bnooe aar OF
Gag nprmeit bar let pna 8aabs.
pagten ion ct 2efte; men erfen.
oelIen al Sanobeoen oesnngoaenoe
tpang mig til at lGgge 8oret ON;
ieg in6ioa og maatte inoremme,
at ben SGfteopiattelie az Oddbs'
|pogten bar lonmpsiig og life epan'
geliif.
gt bette at opiatte Dor 9aabs.
|lpagt iom en- 9efenoelie ifllloe DG.
re MOB bore Observation-Disclosures fan
ngppe paapiies. 9rosipmbolerne %
|0utbers antefismus ifotaler fig If.
fe oerom, Iige iaa liot iom ben
migsburgife a~onfesiion eller = ON
|pi bill income ben meo = apologi.
en-. Maaife bar bet ct Spsrgsmaol,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1917-03-23

anu " &C nVifiNcu.
Misses Helen and DruciIla
Lyttle, of Manchester, are visit
ing Their cousins, Misses Jewel
and Drucilla Tye this wcek.
Georgette crerej ard gold
colored pongees just in at En-
glands - Big dots and blocks in
the pongees-T latest.
Mrs. L. E. Sawyers and son,
of Barbourville. were here a few
days this week visiting Mrs. Otto
Brown N Joro Three States.
Oil! Oil! Oil! 1t is going to be
so greasy around Barbourville
within the next six months that
it mill be dangerous to strike a
match.
DR.. Springfield and Mr.. Shaft
ner, who are connected with the
Central Oil Co., returned to their
home in Chicago Saturday. They
will return soon with lots of
money and machinery.
DR.. W. C. Black, of Barbour
vile, was in this city last Tuesday
on business. The DR.. is very
much impressed with Middlesboro
and is thinking of loca ing here.
-M-boro. Ky. Three States.
A. M. Decker, the veteran
drummer, who has represented
Swann-Abram Hat Co., for over
one third of a century, was out
on the road last week and in his
usual way tool; his old customers
orders for Spring hats.
New Millinery at Englands.
Just watch England windows.
Something new every day. This
week we have been receiving the
new striped silks, more new
Spring cloaks and new hats be-
sides 4 lot OF other things. Come
and see.
If you will keep your eye on
the Advocate you can tell pretty
well just who is going to be
nominated at the August primary
The man that advertiseS is always
the man who lands the perSim-
mon. It is just like any other
business you have got to let the
people know who you are. what
you want and why you want it.
The many friends of Mr.. P. M.
Marsee, of Warren, KY, will be
surprised to hear Of his engage
ment to Miss Audrey Warren, of
West Huntsville, Ala. The young
couple will be quietly married IN
Alabama and then return to
Warren, O., where Mr.. Marsee
has nice position with the Gen
eral Electric Lamp Works. We
wish them much happiness.
Last Saturday was st. Patricks
day, 4 few at least that was not
ashamed that he was 4 defendant
of some son of Erin, donned some
kind of a memento. Some of the
boys wore the three leaves Of the
shamrock, others had on the
green tie, while some of the
ladies had quiet a lot of green
in evidence. Mrs. J. A. McDer-
mott was the most patriotic Of
all. She had her automobile
decorated in green and drove
through the city with a party Of
friends. Who is not proud of
being an American citizen and
that he had Irish blood courSing
his veins.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
The Scorn Of a Woman Scorned

dent ~ diplomacy might feel bound
BY the verities for history's sake 10
tell story Of the empress love and
the bearing i had on the sweep of
world events.
dozen or more years ago the eyes
of the Prussian eagle, falling upon the
yiennese court, foresaw the young
Charles Francis instead Of ArcKduke
Francis Ferdinarsd or Archduke Otto
at the Austrian helm. From his boy
hood days Charles Francis had been
the playmate and sweetheart of zita
mo was reared il court circles in
Vienna ID the veins Of Zita ran the
blood uf italy and of the Bourbons
of France III her heart No. u warm
spot for these two psopl she loved
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
Cavalry Not Likely to Leave
Local Barracks For Three Weeks

There have been rtiInors and ru4
mors aTioat eoneerniIg The pronsble
departure Of the members OF the First
South Dakota Cavalry for the suppos-
ed training quarters at Deming, N M,
but up TO the hour of going to press
today she officers have reeeiweG no
moving orders.
The report the early part OF ,bhe
week that the boys might start south
the following d ay is characterized as
absurd IN ViewSlof the fact that no
transportation oISsers have been re-
ceived, sur have even vet Been recsiv-
ed. Since it will sreqni = at least 4s
hours, excepting IN ease OF great TTg-
ency, to astart the troopav r their
journey after orders hss been ~ra-
ceiveu, sirrce the btys would have TO
await the arrival of the necessary
coaches in which to travel, fhere is
no likeffhoaa that they will be on the
road before some time next week,
or possibly saccordins to original in
tentions, before the middle Of this
month.
Ut isn't felt that an emergency con
fronts the country, so far as getting
the men into training quarters is con
sacerned, and, therefore, She probabil
\ sity is that the osfioers Wei be inform
ed several days in advance before
sentraining the regiment.
In the meantime the boys are wear
ing the federal army shoe and find
that it is mach more easy on their
feet than the ordinary narrow,toed
affair which passes current for q shoe.
The fact Of the matter is, the boys
feet were coming exceedingly tender
4 iii the preliminary marching, and the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
Wheat SO Bushel-- But Next Year;
Compromising Their Differences

' a
their opposition to- the liquor COM
Wandering amendment, which was
adopted substantially as written by
the Senate except to include whisky
in stock as wen as in bond.
This authorizes and directs The
president to commander any or9 all
such distilled spirits for redistribution
where it may be necessary for nalni-
stions and other military or hospital
supplies, The spirits would be paid,
for by the government II was url:s
derstood the president has no present
purpose of resorting to the eomman-
deering authority
May Enforce Beer Ban.
The president is given discretion to
stop either the manufacture or impor-
tation Of beers and wines.
The senate,s So wheat guaranty
amendment was changed so as to
make it apply to next years crop in
stead Of this years.
The section authorizes the presi-
1dent when he finds that any emergen-
4 cy exists requiring stimulation d
wheat production and that il is es-
sen9ial for the wheat producers te
have the benefits of a guaranty tic
4 require the food administration te
/ determine and nix a reasonable guar
4 anteed price to assure the producers
s3a reasonable profit, not less than 81
per bushel at the principal interior
Il primary markets =
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
KOTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, lol7

The great assault Of the entente al-
lies. for which the big Guns had been
preparing for three weeks IN bonn
bardment OF unprecede dented violence,
Says an Associated Press disnatch.i
has begun in Flanders alorg q front
Of abSsa twenty miles, froHa he Me-.
gion 81 Dixlnude to south Of ypresj
around syarneton.
Starting with the FIRST neep OF day:
the attack. which was Carried out.
Jointly bp French and British troepss
the Flrenchnlen holding he line
north Of Boesinshe and the British
3betwee nshat tow and NyafnetoIi Ne
trend Of the days fightipg found sll
the entente plans had been carried
out. The Flrenchnaen were holding
two lines of csaptared Geralaa trenches
and Field Marshal IIai sgss nieil hr'se y
slines, ia addition to ten ~; more toyaas Fs
and villages and more than 2, 500 Ger Il
mans made prisoner ss'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02

officers ordered let up'' pending the
arrival OF the army sEpes
BY xsegrees the members of the
troops are getting into condition for
their training quarters. They are be
coming hardened in muscle and an
9nured to company maneuvers,
They are anticipating rather an
convenient time of it for the hfst
week or two Of their sojourn in New
Mexico, where the air is much more
rarefed, uwing to altitude, and where
the heat is more noticeable though
sunstroke is an unknown thing, it is
reported, IN New Mexico or anywhere
on the Rocky Mountain slope The
lmen experience some difficulty IN
breathing, due to the rarefcation of
the air, until they betome accus-
toned to the climate.
! But the boys are feeling fine and
are n1anifesting some measure of anx
Iiety to get into a permanent camp.
Already they are discussing among
themselves the probable da&e of their
starting for France, and while no
flbody especially. as q rule, wants to
tget into fight, 1T is obvious that the
I'ispys will be very anueh disapp pointed
!. If they fan to land along the battle
Front within the next year and take
pa1s IN some OF the world d-eyents that
are transpiring in Europe.
when men set SO that they begin
to feel that they watn to smell the
smoke Of battle, said an officer the
other "a ST is a pretty good sign
that they will give q gasd account of
I.lhenaatses if thee are put into nc
ition. I
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
Hoover Well Pleased With Food
Saving Response. to His Appeal

Washington, July rs America Will
win the war, Herbert Hoover declared
in a statement tonight, because ofaita
superior resources and through the
ability of the American people to or
8ganize The success already evident.
OF the nation voluntary food censer-
vation effort, Nh. Hoover said. points
to a final victorg.
Germany accomplished less In this
direction in twelve months, Mr..
Hoover said, Than our people have
in four The only need Of legislation
and authority lis to curb thase who
would profit by this voluntary move.
ment.'
Aides Exceed 2,ooo, ,oon.
More than 2 2,00o,0O0 women. Mr..
Hoover announced. have enrolled as
members of the. food administration
and pledged themselves to follow its
directions as 10 saving food within
the household. Within sixty days, he
said, many more millions VIII have
become members.
Success In this war is a question
Of resources. Mr. Hoover said. and
the viii and ability Of the people to
organize themselves to use them
izhtly and to endure.
MANY thinking Americans. and the
whole world have been watching anx.
lousy the past mnr months in the
fear that democratic America could
not arganize to meet autocratie Ger
many Germany has been confident
that iteould not be done.
Ability is Proved
aCont1ary proof is immediately at
our door and our people already have
demonstrated their ability to mobil-
|gIze, orgasaizr,. endure and prepare
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
German Airplanes, Says Swiss
Expert, Superior Other Makes
Extent EroBly ysnnstl cal:


sfass5
sairpIanea raiding London have tts
travel between 800 and 40 miles and
ITO remain in the air forr 10 I'VE hours
in contknuous flight. I,sarins hat tiins
they consume approx oximasely 90 gal
lonsSof gasoline, weighing 600 pounds:
Extra Wsisht. q. D B
This 900 pounds of extra wet
Ii what prevents the iIiesS From reid
ing the towns far III the intsrior Df
Germany A motor that weighs stscs
pounds more than that of another ma
chine Of the same horsepo is g 4
handicap The 900 pounds dead wst aHM
is a drag on the max
each part of the motor beins fEreeg
times ais heavy as the cores pond
part of the latest Mercedes motor
requires from three to nine tines rs.
much power for Its own motion. so
that only a fraction Of the $50 horse
power is delivered at the propellor
shaft, q asss; ii, 'g
Germans Carry More caS. SO.
"a German airplane with lB0
! horsepower Mercedes motor can carry
500 pounds Of large bombs, 800 pounds
lof small bombs, $50 pounds 81 sgsa seIiae
land two aviators ID addition 10 It's
own weight and travels 125 I'd nsuA
miles an hour while French Or Eng
Iish machine Of the same horseI lower.
making 11o miles per hour. Il only
liable 70 carry 500 pounds Of large
bombs, 800 pounds Of small bombs
and 200 pounds Of "a soIine, IL the
lgasoline supply II Increased the naas1
ber and size Of the bombs have ID be-
decreased That is the reason Why shs
allies have not raided the intefior of
Germany to any great extent 80 far. I.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02

- y. - = - - - = y
Washington D. c., July so. gree-
nsent an wheat minimum guar
aalty of 81 a bushel on neM years
crop and $4,000. 900 appropriation for
procuring stocks of fertilizer was
reached IN the conference.
The cenferees held another meeting.
late tonight in an effort to asNee on
feod control board of three members
instead OF an Sspgd SspgdigiasAl II administrator
and the amendms feating con
gressional committee to supervise
war expenditures.
Another Session Today
After a short Session, the conferees
reported differences still existing an,
adjourned until tomorrow.
If an agreement is mot reached
then, it is likely that both senate and
house members will report the differ
ences to the two houses and ask fol
Instructions.
The prohibition provision approved
provides thai thirty days after the
bill becomes Law, no perspn shall uss
any foods. fruits, food materials O
feeds in the production Of any dis
tilleds spirits for beverage pufr6sea
with a separate stipulation that tn
prohibition shall nots apply to the fQl
tification of sweet wines.
House Yields Point.
Importation Of distilled spirits j
prohibited in a rev sectien.
The house G6nfereas raeeiied Of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02

voluntarily and efficiently in many
directions and oa, a mere word of in.
Espiration, aside from the remarkable
assemhIage of our army and finances.
ss'We entered the war four months
ago and it was announced by the.
president that one of the great prob,
Elems of the war would be food; that
we must prepare to increase and to
save ous foodstuffs for year in ad-
vance, not only for ourselves, but for.
Eour allies as well.
Waste is Eliminated.
There has been no consequential
national and local legislation. yet the
greatest spontaneous volunteer effort
ever made in history not only has
provided us with q larger stock of
food supply as a result OF patriotic
planting III every quarter, but waste
lis being eliminated out Of every crack
and Granny of our homes and of our
Industries and this is being done
without compu1sion of the law, but
by spontaneous effort and selfdenial
Eof the people.
Will Offset Deficiency.
Returns from various state organ
Iizations indicate that American
women will preserve 2OO,oo0,000 Jars
land cans this year Of fruit and vege-
tables. and will thus supply any de-
fciency called for by the armies.
! The elimination Of waste in the
country has been most gratifying.
The best index Of this saving is in
1.-THE garbage returns from our large
cities We have the returns from
the month Of June from cities Of a
population Of 15,ooo,ooo, showing q
reduction Of their garbage by 80 per
Icent Under the month Of June last
year
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
British and French ii Smashing
Drive on Germans iii Flanders

captured towns s, has been firm lys held
along the entire fron4 The col
ldation process s being ca lrietl
under d torrential ram which s Ila M
5pering further opsrat ions.
Extent ProBy tica,.
TIE extent 81 the ,reat 81 8
vantage gained by TIM SMASHING Of
the German lines VII lzassa to5
5slaged bs fsirthes desel loi,nasslts
Ealfilsite ohiectives were assi gnsf
stlse various allied units for attaiii-
llieats in the FIRST day IS ST ksA tltsssss
ap ppeaa to have bsen gained allslost il 4
cir eEiti irety
The Importance Ia he at taelsd tss
d sfrss into German held tensAt ory
III Iais sectaa III iist be gauged not
only by the reclai niing of Bslgiasl
ssSi ii from the Yaeie eIs " hieh
possible, buf tue threat it Offers tsss
German submarine bases alorsg thsf 'a
belgian coast. push eastVard
.along The present lilie of rance
win be bound ta shake the eetirity.
Eof The German coast lifas
Long Tussls Expccted
Atiyiees from the allied apit ais
/ point to the expect ation of the hattles
4 opened Tuesday sontiIastl soFI
4 weeks, if not months Tie isrer'sh3
i troops evidently were not blosse IN
Ito the Belgian front syfay from yer
former Held of ops ions far
q brief effort at III 'aEis Comment
Il on the offensive points ~ stlse vast
4 preparations made for ~ and tlie lsEgei
4 results hoped fol'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02

Zurich, July 80, In the zuricher
Post al Swiss aviation expert tries to
explain why the allies SO far have not
answered the ruthless ahplane attacks.
on London by great air raids upon the
cities and fortresses in the interior Of
Germany
French and English aviators who
try to fly to the German hinterland'
must GROSS the battle line of the sIa-
|emy and are exposed to attacks Of
German airplanes and the fire OF anti
aircraft guns, but that would not pre-
vent them fR6m making the whole.
sale raids that are demanded by the
British and French pilblic, because
they are daring, fearless men, the
expert says.
aThe reprisals are prevented by
other purely technical reasons The
motors of the best type used by the
allies weigh about ~ pounds per
horsepower, and many weigh as much
as eight pounds per horsepower. This
means that q French or English ma
chine Of $50 horsepower requires a
motor weighing from 725 to Loo
poands, while q German Mercedes
motor of 150 horsepower weighs only
1850 pounds, leaving q margin Of 465
pounds for extra fuel and bomb sup
| ply.
Difference in Motors.
"A modern airplane Of 160 horse:
power consumes gallon Of gasoline
every FIVE minutes A reeonnoite tering
flight Of an hour, with the time re,
jquired for rising and descending, eats
up about 25 gallons Of gas. Very
flew machines used by the allies for
bombing and fighting carry more than
80 gallons Of gasoline. The German