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The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Raindrops Make Lightning.

An English scisatist declares that
the splitting Of raindrops 10 falling
through the ascending air eurrsnts,
which arc Characteristic Of thunder.
storms, 10 The source Of lightning. TAs
small drops With negative charges %
up with the wind while large ooes WITH
positive charges stay below. Thus dur.
ing q thunderstorm there 70 usually Q
re1aoa oe positive electricity bstwssa
tAe positive earth and The negative ~.
pse portion. Whsa ths charge Aas
beeoGns Oumcient q sssiee q direct eur.
rat discharge us1ally takss Doaee
aioag appeoximatsly ~ sane lias aad
tAeoo roduce what ~ ~ - . 0oAs'
n1aG 0asA.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01

heart Of Q city Of 10000 people. says
the Popular Mechanics Magazine.
This piece has been terraced Its full
length, second hand lumber being used
In making the retaining walls. Wines
have been set out next to the walls to
help hold the soil back, and most Of the
level spaces have been planted with
Vegetables and fruit trees. except at
the top where there 10 poultry yard.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
.1yessn q Japan.s

President Lincoln In one Of his pub.
Ne documents referred to "the Tycoon
e Japan" which was not the diplo-
matte and regular utle Of the emperor
q japan. Il was the name that had
bssn applied 10 him In The days before
We knew mueA about his country and
people. bsEoeo Commodore Perry -.
lahlishsd our eommunicatious With
tham u 1854 and he arrival in thia
osUntry In 1850 q The 0fst embassy
evse sent abroad by Japan. OF course,
efeGldent Incoln did not mean 70 b
lAoelits 70 The ruler of Nlppon and ~
esfVe was not sspsatsd n saboeauso1
esseespsoAeoee. ~ 4 ea11o1 h11Des'
- 0o00oot q ~ oDA
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
CAUSE OF ENGINES MISSING
II Every Other Test Has Been Made
Try Draining carburstor-Wa.
Ter May % Found.

When your engine misses and It
seems impossible to fnd the cause It
may be due to water In the carburetor.
II you have made every other test you
can think of. try draining the carbure-
tor. Catch a little Of Its contents In
your hand or some other receptacle. II
water Is present 1t will be repelled BY
the gasoline and form In easily seen
globules.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Oatmeal DrsaA.

Pour two cupfuls Of scalded milk on
one and 0 half cupfuls Of uncooked
oatmeal: add two tablespoonfuls Of
shortening. a teaspoonful Of salt, and
two tablespoonfuls Of molasses. When
cool add one-thlrd Of yeast cake soft
ened and mixed with half cupful Of
lukewarm water. three cupfuls Of
whole wheat -four and two cupfuls Of
white -four; mix with a knife to .
dough. adding as much -four as 10
needed. Wash the bowl and butter 1t,
then put back the bread to rise In q
warm place. When double its bulk.
cut into two lOaves, shape and bake
one hour after II has risen to double
its bulk again.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
LOCKER USED AS FooT.REsT
Compartments May d Divided - %.
sIrsd-PraetIeal Feature Avtelst
May Install Himself.

A locker set crosswise In the ton
neau floor Of an automobile, Just be.
hind the front seats, and fitted With
hinged covers, inclined at the correct
angle to make them serve ~ com.
Portable foot rests, 10 q practical fea.
turc that the autoist, himself, may In.
stall. Th. covers and the top Of the
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Peanut Loaf.

To one.half cupful Of finely chopped
peanuts add a cupful Of boiled rice,
and one cupful of fine bread crumbs.
Nix thoroughly, add a tablespoonful
Of softened peanut butter. one eg4.
well beaten. and a fourth Of teaspoon
full Of sage. Form into loaf and bake
half IN hour. Serve with tartar sauce.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Tomato MInes Meat.

Take peck Of green tomatoes. slice
them and let stand In salt for "a
hours, drain and add "a apples. i've
pounds Of brown sugar, three pounds
Of ralsins. two pounds Of currants, q
tablespoonful Of cinnamon, a teaspoon
full Of cloves. one grated nutmeg and
q pint Of good vinegar, cook one and a
half hours. then put into glass cans
and seal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
BEST FRIENDS OF MOTORISTS
Plsee q Wire Feem csmsnen Farm
Fence Nay d Use1 % Towing
Rspe and othsf pvspeee.

Ths common wire feocs Of commerce
often may prove he motosist' best
friend IN need. 4 piees Of wire iron
such Q fence may b used % Q toWiAg
rops; Il may b wrapped arosnd ~
channel q he rim 10 peotset Il Wi1ea
yoa have 70 drive Aoos % tAs rin; n
nay b wound afoanA ~ leaves g Q
broken spsine. a Il viii so0st1ns0
take the plaeo e q loet bolt.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
uMhleal.

"Why did they manage to gst Bul.
litt out Of that automobile clubr
because every time he was arrest.
ed for speeding he admitted be WAS
going Just a. fast - the cop charged"
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Rye Mush Meal.

Mix half cupful Of rye meal, one
half cupful Of cold water and half
teaspoonful Of salt, add to one and a
fourth cupfuls Of boiling water and
cook one hour In double boiler. Serve
with maple sirup.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Out ef oaN.

Mrs. Longwed-I always congratu.
late myself on having model husband.
Mrs. Justwed-But you've had him
a good many years. Ny husbands Q
this years model.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01

locker are bound In brass and carpet.
ed with the same material used on the
floor Of the tonncau. Each lid 70 At.
ted with q lock. and the compartment
10 subdlvided % desired. Il extends
to depth Of three or four inches b.
low the floor level.-Popular Aschan.
ics Monthly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Nee On GeeNemist.

"Are you practicins food economyr
II tried II out. but Il didn't work.
Ny husband simply refused to eat The
cold boiled eeg that WAS lsft over from
the day before"
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Mothers Cook Book.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Economical Dishes.

Peanut butter Is a highly nourishing
In the preparation of the meal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
reRRAcEp GARDEN IN CITY
ons Man shews Whist Can D Aeesan
pllsossd BY the ownsrs ef olsp-
lN0 Pists q orswnd.

An example Of gardenins which
aAould b . stimulus to the owners Of
sioplng plots Of ground. 10 . lot, $50
feet deep. on q steep hillside In the
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Killed the enlea

Knicker-Why did you kill my chick.
ensf
Becker-They were spies trying to
nnd out what had plantsd.-Nsw
York Sun.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Werss Than Broke.

Weree Than Dreles.
"He's In bad way"
"Broke, eh3"
"Worse than that. Hes down 10
the point where nobody win lend him
money any more"
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
What Did Che Meant

What Did Che Meant
Ainnie-So sorry to hear Of your
motor accidenti
Lonel-Oh. thanks; It's nothing. E1-
pect to live through many moro.
Nlnnie-Oh. but hope notI
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
orsad crvmb orlddls Cakes.

Uf0o0 CFVnb 0Ftooto CHHeo.
Take q pint Of thick sour milk. Q
half teaspoonful Of salt. . teaspoon
full Of soda. one egg, one cupful Of
whole wheat -four and enough white
flour to make q batter with one cupful
Of break crumbs. Beat well and cook
on q hot griddle.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
Leon 10 Q olft

8 b ort-I say,
old man, can you
lend me S10f
LOngley - I N.
possible. I've
tried to lend you
money Sc veral
times, but you al.
ways seem to look
upon II a. . gift.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-01
JUST FOR FUN.
sun At Il

$50 Pegs en-
gagged to b mar.
ried a4ainf"
"Yes. again"
But she 0dnt
marry the last
one"
"No. IT here
doesn't seem to bO
any last ons."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
COTTON GINNED
 TO DECEMBER ]


 Washington. Dec. S.--Cotton. of this years growth ginned prior to De- cember 1. amounted to 9,704,617 run, ming bales, including 173.339 round bales and 77,63S bales of Sea Island. To December 1, last year. 10.352 .031 bales including 177,662 round bales and 102,496 bales of Sea Island were ginned.
 Ginnings to December 1 this year. by states, follow: Alabafa 442.6S1, Arizona S,7Q4, Arkansas 7S9.4S9. Cali. fornia 25,222, Florida 43,424, Georgia 1.642,9SO, Louisiana 557.95o. Mlssis. sippi 725,962. Missouri 3S,392, North Carolina 4S2,47S, Oklahoma S1S,136, South Carolina 1,O55,4S2, Tennessee 169. 544, Texas 2.SS7,473, Virginia 13,- ATS; all other states 3.172. Ginningss of Sea. Isl&ni by, states were: Florida 3&57a. Georgia S9.- SS3. South 'Carolina A.176.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
GRWTH OF ARMIES
 OF UNITED STATES
Uncle Sam Brings Into Being tha the Greatest Military Force
 Ever Known on Continent.

Washington, Dec. s.-Official fig ures put the number of enlisted men in the armies Of the United States at 1,360,0C0. This force has grown in eight months from only 110,000
 Most of them are still in the train ing camps. Many of them are not yet disciplined troops, fully equipped and armed for battle. But they are already one of the biggest factors Hindenburg is reckoning with for the campaign of 1918.
 To lead them there are SO,0O0 of- ficers, and this will be increased to 100000 by the graduates of the sec. ond officers training camp,-as many officers as there were privates April 1, last.
 The whole military establishment, with the Marines and the auxiliary forces thrown in, numbers a million and half.
 There were only 2.7O0,oOu enust- ments in the Federal army during the civil war and many of them were en- listed the second time. March 31, 1865, the Union army consisted of only 9S0,000 men.
 For the Spanish-American war 275.00O men were raised, but only 60,000 saw service.
 The present American army is the largest armed force the Western Hemisphere has ever seen. If it were all lined up in a solid infantry column. four abreast, it would reach across Ohio from Cincinnati to To ledo and on to the Michigan line.
 It is as if the entire population of the state of South Carolina or the states of Nebraska and Wyoming put together,--Men, women, and cMldrent-were suddenly conNarted into young men clad in olive drab ana organized into companies and battal. ions.
 If it is not enough, America has the men and the machinery to make a greater effort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
BAPTISTS ELECT HELENA FOR THE
 NEXT SESSION

Jonesboro Dec. S.-Next years meeting of the Arkansas State Bap. tlsts' Association will be held at Helena. the convention having voted for that city at it's closing session last night. The Rev. c. D. Wood of Pine Bluff was elected to preach the convention sermon.
 According to the financial, report $29,7S9.1o was raised; for the or. phanage at Monticello, and the debt Of Slo,187.79 against the institution was paid. A debt of $2O,0OO on state missions was paid. The report also showed that total of $107 ,536. 30 for all missions and a grand total of stoV.oUS,So 5. Tor all purposes. Dr. J. s. Rogers. secretary of the State
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
Missions Board, made his report, in which it was stated that the past year had been the greatest in the his tory of the Baptist church in Arkan- sas.
DENTISTS ADDED TO
 ADVISORY BOARDS

Little Rock, Dec. 8.-The recently appointed advisory medical boards have dentists added to their roster. At a conference held between Governor Rough, Dr. C. P. Meriweather, Dr. G. c. Jernigan of Rector, president of the Arkansas Dental association, and Dr. H. J. Crume of Hamburg, secretary of the association. Appointments cover ing the state were announced, the member for Pine Bluff being E. J. Logue. t5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
HID HER JEWELS:
 GAVE THEM AWAY

Fort Smith, Dec. iSs-Mrs. F. J.
 Klein lost jewelry valued at $500 when she gave pair of old shoes to a woman who called at her door yes. terday and asked for assistance. Mrs Klein had placed thel jewelry in the shoes for safekeeping. Two heavy gold bracelets, that were among the articles in the shoesI were priceless '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
LING MOTOR SAVES
 LIFE OF INFANT

The prompt use of the lung motor of the H. I. Holderness company was the means of saving the life of the in- fant son of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Bobo, Jr., who was born at the resi- dence of Mrs. Bobo's sister, Mrs. Will Malley. 1219 East Second avenue, last night. The child is now doing nice-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
OLD SOLDIER GIVES RECOMMENDATION.

Gustav Wangelin, Commander of GAR, Post, Pinekeyville, Ill. writes: "I highly recommend Foley Kidney Pills which prefer to all others have used" Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief from backache, rheuma- atic pains, stiff, swollen joints, lam suidness, kidney trouble and sleep disturbing bladder. ailments LMann's s Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09
HOW TO CHECK GROUP OU1Ck1y.

1He1e IS one reIlable remedy for croup that every mother should know. Mrs. Sweet Clary, Ante, Va.' writes: 1 think Foley's Honey and Tar IS the best medicine I ever tried
 'My little son nearly had croup. [ gave him one dose and it stopned him coughing in about five minutes " Heileves coughs, colds. lagrippe. -Mann's Pharmacy. fRS'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-09

Correct Automobile Lubrieation Explanatien. In the Chart below, the letter opposite the car indicates the grade of Car goyle Mobiloils that should be used: toi example, "A"means Cargoyle Mobiloil"A." "Arc" means Cargoyle Mobiloil Arctic" etc. The accommodations cover all moden of both pleasure and commercial vehicles
 unless otherwise noted.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Seutides 8OiienbOns.

@m 8. Iugult funO CUR %geluobnli.
den 3eit Die monatlihe Teriomm.
hung Oes acknowledgements pom
Oeutiden @aiienbouie itatt.
Rah Grleoigulg Der aagemeincn
@eiddfte orebte ii6 ole Sauptner.
banolune natiirIidl INN oaS benorbe.
bcnoe Yicnic am 2nboroon. Sofern
inns oas @etter gut geiinnt lit. Dir.
len mir mobl liher ouf einen guten
Grfolg rednen unO ben 9eiuhcrn
mcrOen angenebme Sttmocn III Nus.
lidt geltellt, inoem 0oiiir geiorgt lit.
Dab Eerionen ieoen NIterS 9eIuiti.
gunacn allcr Art geboten meroen.
Die 0omen mdren 5oblrcid 5u Ger
oicSmoligen Scriommlung cri6ienen
mo fonnten audi 5mei neue Witelie-
Der Dem &ereine %ein9ereibt meroen.
Gen S6IuB biIbete wie geru0bn.
lid cin Supper, Dem olle Gbre ungc-
tan wuroe.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
@Iaaem aas MaklaaO.

HA ~
9lis @ubaano fommt aas aIagclieo
Dab Die 9auern iih pielfad peigern,
gegcn 9~e3ablung nit @eIo ibre @ei.
%5enoorrGte ber3ugeben, neil @elo bill.
Zig lit uno nidt piel oafiir ~gefauft
Weroen fam. Ser Winilter fir Sc.
bensmittel bat Die 6rage Dem Arbei-
ter uno Soloatenrat porgeIegt uno
oarauf auimertiam gemadt, oaB es
unmOglid lei Ole 9auern aur Seraus-
gabe oes 8ei5ens gu 3wingen. Man
ut oaber Dor Die l6mierige Iufgabe
geltellt, Den 6armern fir Den 8ei3en
lol6e Saden in Iustaui6 3i geben,
Die tie am notmenoigiten brau1en.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
o9mppert Some.

Die regul1re Gcrianmllmg ocs
GomenRilfsperein pom Nuppert SO.
me fano anl 0ienstog, Den IA. gl-
9ult mic gepobnlih I'M 3 llbr nodl'
mittags ltott unO muroe bon Der Yrd.
iiOcntiM 6rmi De@rain, eroffnet.
Nnh Den %erbanollmgeu Ger ali
Icmcinen @eldaite, botteu mir Die
5rcuOe, an d)ein neues 0litalic0 in
inherent areile 81 begriiBen.
Cine meiterc lleberrui6ung mar ei'
ne mocrboffte @abe BON $500, Ole
acr aalie ourd Die 6reunoli6feit Ell
mes giltigen 5penoerS IN Nem Dorf
juTIoB. Darduf 5ogen lid Die Mit-
IIieoer 81 ctuer Galie aaffe 8uriid.
-O.Y.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
columbia Nramer . aranfen-lInter-
iiiibuugs &erein".

am Sonntaa, Den 10. Iugult Miro
ser Columbia @rouer aranfcn lin
tcrltiibunqs %erein mui Seubcrlihs
1Sarm elm Iicnic obbaltcnL 81 Dem
Mitglieoer ionic Conner uno 5reun-
oc bcr5lihit eingelaoen iino. Wan
iteiee an Der i5ten mo $ Str NO.
nm, uno nebme' ole Gleftriite, Ole
uoh 9~looenSburg fdbrt. Nud mer-
ocn oorticIbit automobile bereit tie
ben. uelde ole @aite gum 6eltplab
6rinaen lperoen. ga oortielblt iiber
oos 6ortbeiteben oes Tercins mad,
oem I. Nopember beroten meroen ioa.
meroen sic Mitglieber ~beionoers gebe-
ten. lid 6ablreid ein5ufinoen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
NbOuaiert auf bas oSOnraul".
9euti6amerifanilder llnterltiitaugs'
&ereiM.

Am 0ienStag. Den Ia. 8. Wtts., hat.
te DER Oeutihamerifanil6e unterltiis-
ungs-@erein i'm Saale oes Serrn SD.
@aBmam 8eriommlung, Die gut be.
llldt mar. Brdlioent Sobn s. &ele
iilbrtc ben 8orlib uno Sefretdr gtic.
@iegano beiorgte ous 8rotofol. Die
iiblihen @eIdafte muroen erleoigt
man belprah eingebeno Die Saal
6rage, 3. +. no iid Ser 8erein na6
Dem l.. Nooember %periammeln loIl.
Gin &omite, oas aus Den 9erren $.
@. Mintler, stephan 5ranf uno SO.
bam Srande beltebt, mllroe ernannt,
Inn nad elmer Solle umihau 3u bal.
ten. IS muroe erDabnt, Oieaeiht i'm
Sdngcrbuno : Glu6bauie in 3ufunft
lid gu ueriammeln. 9os &omite
miro in Der ad6iten Beriammlung
barber 9erid)t erltatten. Iuf Yin
trag oes Serrn stephan Strand miro
in nddlter 3eit EN- aemiItliher Abeno
ltattfinoen. Serr Stephun Sranf un0
0err Geo. Wtener mur0cn 3u Toriib'
ern zines @onites ernannt, 0as Ole
llnterbaltnng arrangleren miro. Gin
Sdrciben lag Don 9errn &m. San,
ncnIonn Dor. inoem er eriuhtc, Die
Mitglieoer oes %ereins gum 9eitritt
IN Den Oeltihen llnterltiltungsbuno
5u 6elpe9en. NlS neues MitglieO in
Den Observation-Disclosures lInteritiie
unaS Yerein muroe SEER 6rit &lein
anfgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
@idtiger 9Onbemt.

Som 26. bis 80. arguit oeriam.
melt lid IN 4onias Gitp, Mo., Die
&atboliide 6ooeratiOn mel1e oni ser
lebten Sabres 8~eriammlung 3 Mil.
lioncn Witglieoer 51blte. Der Dies.
jGbrige aon5ent peripridt elmer Der
mi6tigiten in Der @eihifte bieler Or
ganilation 81 meroen, oa Der @emein
DC 60oerationS . Ylan our @nnabmc
cmpfoblen miro, poourb i1mmtlihc
Bfarreien in Den i10 Di08eien oes
Sanoes NitgIieoer Der 6ooeration
lueroen mas Die Witglieoidaft aui
100000 Herionen bringen miiroe,
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
SOipitalidifie.

Ser 0Gpening 5tanoaro" bon
2onoon %bebaIptet, Dab l~lnterbono-
Iungen i'm @ange iino, INN SolpitoI-
ihiffe Dor llnterieeboot . Nnqriffen
81 i6iisen. Nad elmer pom nStano-
arc" Oeroffentlidten 0epeide aus
WaOri0 iol oereinbort morOen iein,
OaB elm iponil6er 6Iottenoffi0ier an
8oro jeoeS Soipitolldiffes gebt, I'm
Oarauf 81 ieben, oaB es nnr gum
transport BON 9ranteu ano germun.
oeten peripanot miro.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
ariegsmooe!

Der Magiltrot Ger Staot Miinden
gibt an feline 8eamten befannt, DAB
Dem ni6ts i'm 8ege ltebe, DAB Die
8eamten in Sanoolen nit ooer obnc
Sofen gum Oienit erldeinen. SIN
Sntereile Der 2eoererlparnis uno ais
Ausfiibrung elmer paterldnoii6en
Sfli6t miro es be3eihnet, menn Ole
9eamten oeS Wilndener Magiitrats
reht 3ablrei6 auf oieie 8eiie nit gu.
tenn 8eilpiel poran9eben.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
SamhbOOt Y~efGmpiung.

Sdneae Sdiffe nit guten @e.
l6llben uno acknowledgements, mo.
'Oerne Sorpeooidger, melhe oen ibner
5ugepieienen Weeresoiitritt 10 regel.
mdBig patrouilIieren, mie elm Haftpo.
li0iit ieinen 9e5irt, itetiger @edieI
oes auries leitens Der SanoeIsidifft
~ Dies limo Die ein5igen unmitteIbal
wirtlamen 9ilfsmitteI gegen Die Il,
Boot @efabr.
Gi0ea0miral Gins, 8efeblsbabel
oes ameritaniihen @eihmaoegs il
europa, lit Auterit1t fiir oieie GrfId.
RING.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Semtid)e Ginfmbrbebinsnng.

8ie Der 9onooner Central Neps.
4gentur aus 3iirid berihtet miro.
iino ihmei8eriide 6irmen, Die beoeu.
tenoen Ausfubrbanoel nah 9eutlh.
lano baben. BON Der oeutlhen Regier-
ung benadriatigt moroen, ouB ibrt
@aren fiinftig nur in Oeutl6Ianf
unter Der 8eoinsung 3ugelulien per.
Den, oaB ole 2ieferanten bereit iino
lid mil 8e5ablung orei Monate mad
6rieoenslhluB, uno 3war in Warf.
3ufrieoen 3u geben.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
lIntansIide @eitelnHsspflidtise iol-
len fHriert meroem.

Cine 8orlage, mad Der 500, OO0,4
900 fir 2ager uerniIligt meroen loI
len, Inn Die megen beilbarer pbpli
ider Oefefte nidt gum MilitGroieni
5ugeloiienen Wdnner 0l rcbabilitier
en- ipuroe BON Senator Yomerelc,
cingereiht. 9as ariegsoepartment
ioll Offi5iere our Iusbiloung oieiel
2eute fommanoieren uno Iie ioIlen 81,
n6tige dr5tli6e 8ebanolung crbalten
bis ole torperlihe llntauelihteit be
leitigt lit.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Gin Aasluea!

Mer aus r%eligioien @riinoen niGt
Die 8uffen fiibren nia ut,o ais Mo-
tiDierung ieiner 8eigerung lid aui
Die Sabungen ieincr Sette berltft,
miro ~oieierbalb nidt pom Wilit1r-
oienlt entbunoen, 10 erflGrte Yroooit-
general Gronoer. Sol6e Yroteltler
tommen in elm beionoeres Eager, GAS
oermutlid Ole 9e5ei6nung Eager
Der Observation-Disclosures" fiibren miro.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Tiir Sanbelsfrieg seraitet.

&ei6sfan5Ier Widaelis erfl6rte il
einem Snterpiem, oos er einem Sci.
lungs : 3orreiponoenten in Mam
beim gelpdbrte, Die 6rase be3iiglid
zines &egierunasmonopols iiber Mob
prooufte mad Dem ariege lei fiir Dis
FULTON nod niht reif.
Die mirtidaftlihen SiIfsNuelel
miiiien u~nbeoingt ermeitert uno ge
ltdrft meroeu angeiidts Der 0roblmq
Der 6einoe, gegen ole @erbiinoeten ei
men Sanoelsfrieg 81 eroffnen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
streif Sebmt i'd, aus.

Der in Wiaorio, Spanien am DO.
rigen Sreitog begomene Streif mur.
De allgemein, ais au6 ole Waurer.
S6riftieber, Silhler uno anoere @e.
merfihaften Die Arbeit einiteaten.
Ser Streifbefebl luuroe BON sen 2eu-
ten in Dolllter &ube entgegengenom-
men unO ausgefiibrt. 9isber baben
lid feinerlei 3luiidenialle ereignet.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Spradiiibrer fir SolSaten.

Die National Security 2eagile boz
Nem gorf iiberianote Dem &rieesoe.
pertinent Die erlte Slufluge bon bnn.
oerttauieno ~gremplaren oes fir oil
nah 6ranfrei6 sebenoen amerifani.
ihen Soloaten beitimmten engliih.
fran3oliiden Sanobuhes. Oasielb(
entbGlt auf GA Drudieiten praftildC
Jragen uno Intnorten, nie lie Dem
amerifanii6en Soloaten in Sranf-
reid i'm tdsliden 2eben portommen
mosen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
esir cine 8mnbesrepmblif.

Der 5entrale 0otionolausiduB oel
Ukraine IN &uBlono bat belhIolien
fiir ben 20. Auguit in aiem elmer
&ongreB bon Delegoten aaer Notio.
nalitdten ein5uberufen. Seinem Ylo.
ne mad lol &uBlano auf Der @riinb,
lage zines 8unoesltaates poIitild ner
aebil0et meroen.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
8nflanSs 0atiOnalihulo.

Ginem geridt Der ruiiiiden Reihs.
bonf 5ufolee miro 8uBIonos Notio-
nolidulo, Die li6 81 8eginn oeS &rie.
ges auf neun Williaroen &ubel be.
Iief jebt aui i~iinf8ig Miaiaroen &C.
lhdBt.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
Geutlde Seute.

@ie Ole SaeIide &unoidou bon
Berlin meloet, umfaBt oie 8eilte, oie
Die 0eutlden bis gum 26. SuIi &C.
maht babcn 1856 @elhiibe, 1866
900 @epebre, 1852 Maidinengepeb-
re, 2,29S SIug3euge, 1856 8alons
uno orei 2uftlhiffe.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
&rrmii6tc Na6ri6tcn.
SanmWOaiamem anfsefanit.

Die 1gDptiide Reeierung bat Den
gan5en Grtrag Der 8aumpollamen.
Grnte Oes Sabres 19t7.tS nufgetauft.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17
WnS ben W~treinSfreilcn

Aa6nhtsa fur esis Spaiis mullen bic ~ipdteltens Witt
web Mittass IN unisrer AseaitieA iein UtaH lie IN sr
gpede Nufnahms hnttn feusn.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

Yrandem Sic feline Srnfiaden?
0as o@aibiustOn SOnrmal" Srndt
lie gut nnb prompt. rlIniom 2abel".
Washington Journal., 1917-08-17

Gdte Tranfiarter nnb 9nafiuurit,
rein mnb unuerfaliht, am baben bel
@ahIers,
532 Center. nnb Is &isgs Wartt.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-26
EVEN THE PAPERS DO THEIR @B1T,

Even publishers of newspapers appreciate wor
of commentator in while strange as that ma
other mortals. No apology is made therefore
for reproducing the following:
The Liberty Loan campaign was essentially
of education, without the generous and
patriotic support of the press the nation the hope
of those in charge that it would be a popular loan
would have been realized The untiring eff
forts of the newspapers throughout the campaign
a constant inspiration to the various other
groups of workers. At time when space
at a premium the Liberty Loan was featured
at length.
Newspapers and magazines in their news
editorial and advertising columns fought for the
success of the loan every step of the way The