Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-28

ments, articles and animals neces.
sary or convenient for their use, all
means of communication, tools. I'm
plements, instruments, equipment,
maps. pictures, papers and other ar
ticles. machines and documents nee
essary or convenient for carrying
on hostile operations, coin. bullion.
currency, evidences of debt. ana
metal. materials. dies, plates. ma
chinery and other articles necessary
or convenient for their manufacture.
all kinds of fuel. food. foodstuffs.
feed, forage and clothing, and all
articles and materials used in their
manufacture: all chemicals, drugs,
dyestuffs. and tanning materials,
cotton. wool, silk. flax. hemp. jute.
lures thereof; all earths. clay. glass.
sand and their products. hides.
skins and manufactures thereof,
non edible animal and vegetable
products, machinery, tools and APP
paratus, medical. surgical labora-
tory and sanitary supplies and
equipment: all metals. minerals.
mineral oils, ores, and all derivatives
and manufactures thereof: paper
pulp, books, printed matter, rubber,
gums. rosins. tars and wakes. their
products. derivatives and substi-
tutes. and all articles containing
them: wood and wood manufactures;
coffee. cocoa, tea and spices; wines,
spirits. mineral waters and bever-
ages shall not. on and after the Goth
day of August. in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and seven
teen. be exported from or shipped
from or taken out of the United
States or its territorial possessions
to Albania. Austria Hungary. that
portion of Belgium occupied by the
military forces of Germany. Bulga-
ria. Denmark. her colonies. possess
sions or protectorates; Germany, her
colonies. possessions or protector
ates: Greece, LeichtenStein. Luxem-
burg, the kingdom of the Neither
lands. Norway. Spain. her colonies.
possessions or protectorates; Swe-
den, Switzerland or Turkey (eXclud-
ing any portion of the foregoing oc-
cupied by the military forces of the
United States or the nations associ-
ated with the United States in the
war), or any territory occupied by
the military forces of Germany or
her allies; and
n Do HEREBY. further proclaim
~ to all whom it may concern
that the public safety requires
that, except at such time or times.
and under such regulations and
orders, and subject to such limita-
tions and exceptions as the Presi-
dent shall prescribe, until other
wise ordered by the President or by
Congress. the following articles,
namely. coal. coke. fuel oils. lubri-
eating oils. hand lantern oil, naphtha.
benzine. red oil. kerosene and gaso-
line, all bunkers, food grains, flour
and meal therefrom, corn -four. bar
ley, rice -four. rice. oatmeal and
rolled oats, fodder and feeds. cot
tonseed oil. corn oil, copra, desic-
Gated cocoanuts. butter. fresh. dried.
and canned fish: edible or inedible
grease of animal or vegetable origin.
Iinseed oil. lard. timed milk, pea
nut oil and butter. grapeseed oil.
tallow, tallow candles and stearic
acid: sugar. glucose, syrup and mo-
lasses; pig iron, ferrosilicon and
spiegeleisen; steel ingots. billets.
blooms. slabs and sheet bars; iron
and steel plates. including ship,
boiler, tank and all other iron
and steel plates one-eighth of an inch
thick and heavier, and wider than
six inches; iron and steel structural
shapes. including beams. channels,
angles, tees and ices of all sizes;
fabricated structural iron and steel,
including beams. channels, angles,
tees, ices and plates. fabricated and
shipped knocked down: scrap iron
and scrap steel. ferromanganese
tool steel, high speed steel and alloy
steels and machine tools: steel hard
ening materials. fertilizers, incIud-
ing cattle and sheep manure. nitrate
of soda, poudrette, potato manure.
potassium salts. land plaster, potash,
cyanamide. phosphoric acid. phos-
phate rock. superphosphate. chIorate