davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29

.. 8. Sooe, iom beoe Den 1909
syuni poa 5oirpiem Soipital Witt
neapoIiS, beeropeoeS Srebag Den 23oe
fra Sergebuiet / Dfooiion Sofpn'blp
po Meabiion airfe. Soitor Soroabl
iorrettebe. @ibebe par ieot / Tal.
hres ben 19oe WartS 1858. San
fom BERTH 2onoet iom ING % bar oct
rncite al Sibcu e~u9ogeret / 8ormiit9
/ pfooifon SopnIbip. San citcrIo'
ser fla TO Conner, Die os gilbert, ION
Dor / npnnte Sopnibip. Sans Sns
itru, isot Inna @rimitoo, oeoc for
noaet ouer et 9Iar iiocu. 20 @arne-
barn operIeper Dem; ligeioo eiterIaoer
DIR. Sope ire 9rebre, nemIig @il'
bert her / 9ecorab, 8. y. ! Wfoot'
ion oa g. 8, / Grafton, u. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
Olympia %erunoitcot.

@Iocf Sslnnb, Mbooe Ssano,
sen 26oe SUM: Se 6oreneoe
StoterS arpoier "Slpmpia", Io'
miroI GeloepS Slaeifib / Slagei
poo Granddaughter, lob ibag / Den
trtte Gage pou 8rlno uoenior
Nlocf Salono.
Observation-Disclosures g5iiltent @m.
30 Nabb, blcp orpbt pco eff 6alo.
Sugcn andre lllpffer inotrai.
Neirtningcn blep beororet fra
boroe % ieuot til Slaobeitationen
! Nemport. anorc arigSifibe Dol.
ser %o9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
Gvif Oamper ~beilaelaot

Bolton, MaiS., ben 23be Suri.
Nortb German SlopoS itore Yusia-
0erOamper "aronprin5eSlin Gecilie",
ion bar ppret opIa9t her iioen ari'
gems @e9pnoeIic, bIeu ibag al DC anne.
rifunifc SoIbmpnoigbcber bciIaglogt
Tor oe 6or. Stater5 Sisiartsfommis'
iion, Tom agter at labe Sfiber repare-
re % iGtte / iisopgtig Stanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29

berepeS fine egne Te9ieringers ge.
ifpttcIie.
Ser nGres iterf Mistanfe ON, at
ben tpife aoniilI / Surpamoiitriftet
bar bapt Ell Singer meb / Spiaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
Slypemalfinernes
Sremtio
Butt. % MISUNDERSTANDING.

FuN' uN Nue'uHtlpt'uluti"H'
Gn Hpffe ficnote tpitc gcroplan'
fonitrufterer bar / c. inf Wtotsr'
tioaIfriIt l,otolt iig ON 6lppen1o'fi'
mems Gremtio, mar Der after bliper
Sre0.
NcroplonIabrifant Hlrmplcr, ion
6pgger Waifiner al ialnme 9tapn,
mencr, at ser pil blipe Ell StanS /
Observation-Disclosures i oct iprlte
Trco3oor, ba ser eiter Den uloer
Gri0cn uofolbcbc Gnergi gonIfc
EotltrIig trUl1cS en- Sullcperiooc
rent IabrinttiouamGalia. Wen
NON bill iclpielgclig uotpnfe me
Gonitrllftioner, Tor bpilte De Grfa'
ringer man bar hpltet nnoer Sri
gen, oil blipe Inqt iii 8runo. -
Giter Sc feritc 6reosnac pil Sno1l'
itrien uoioloc fig fraiti8, men oog
notrrligpia life / set Smiong, iom
! Sllltnll10en ar Srlger.
ga &prle0elierne ganife natltr.
Iia uil siuc Tobrifernc irrrc Be.
itllin9er, % IutaQet al Iabrifer
/ &c iibitc Nnr err itcqet ~iterft, moa
&lrflomhcbcn inbifrGnfe5 eaer
oocrAnn til ouocn @aifiGitigclle.
Iobrlfcrne uil lonbipnIigpiS faits
ii1 oper ipecicuc Spgoper Iom
Grcmitiaing al Eolt T%lppcmoitiner
ol Ncroploncr iii No3Iagcrbeior.
rring, til iGrIi0e Sport@moifiner
etc; man maa 10 buabc, at SIN
pcIportcn, ser unoer Gri0cn bac
IiN0ct title, mao tagc3 op igieu,
iclp ON set untrrliqpi5 / @cgpnoel'
len blipcr / set Smaa.
Otter min Suerbcpi3ning, Tiger
Nrnnpicr pi0crc, bill Vo9iagertraiif
cllcrcoe fort lis eitcr &ri0en BIZ
&c optaact / tort Snllong. 6or.
~noIGtnin9en bcripr er notllrliapi5
Gprcttellen al Ilpoerlltcr nlco Can.
Ging2plooic, IoolcbeS at ser, hpis
Ser Ter ct cler onoet, fan lonoes
uncn 6orc FOR Toalogercrnc.
Seq rc1ncr mcb Ell tcmuelig lip.
liz S%ll'ttraiif, maaife life Ioa me-.
get / GQnc, hpor Ser or rtof al %eic
% Sernboner, lonl / minorc fulfil.
ucrche Gguc. Atctop Sc iioItc Ste.
Ser, huor G%Ippcmoifincn ill1ell aon.
%flrronce nil bare, bar sen lin
6renltio. Gog ontoaer ieg pgiaa,
at NciIer I. er. iii Norac, Spe.
rigc, Gonmorf % GnNIono life
uiloc tomnlc iii at bore til Sieloen-
hc0erne.
Gen mrc0ct ontaltc SpconiIpp'
uirq IiaQer riter min Weuins in
Senior WiuliabcocrncS @rTnIe. -
en- iortrinli1 Observation-Disclosures
SIupcmoifinc, / bpiIten ser er
iubbpglct Ell paolioclig Motcr, pil
iifrc ell ioooan Slpuning. On
Sc ieritc Soriog bill lpffc5 cr 300
trilionlt, ic9 tror i%rarcrc at oenne
TIponing nil foite mango Dire, IN
sen Sen gicnremicreS.
Nnguocnoe internationaIc Son.
furrauccr uotaItc Hrmpler, at oc
oiIoc iinbc Steo, % at Sanpcnc
piloc bIiuc honrbe melem Natio.
rcrnc.
Observation-Disclosures Softer trent
brpcoc icrit lire i%elsenoc aicubs'
g%ierninaer: ut TlppemaIfincn life
or bunocn iii beiteutte %eic, at Sa'
itigbeoen for Nen bar itsrrc ems Tor
ct bpilfetiomhclit geiorbrirasmib'
Sci paa 9a~nbcioroen cler Saoet, al
Sen life libeS n9onerUrbia peS
@ruA % at 8riitsiiffcrbeocn %
Vaalioeliabeoen peb sen ianbipn
liopiS pil blipc heiere enc nogct an
oct @eiororingSmibbcI, bpilfct oft.
iammeu taller Tor cn ubitratt In
penoeIie al bette @eiororiussmio.
SCI.
Wan moa, iaeSc Softer, ifielnc
mcIlem praftiife S%lppcmaitiuer oG
SportsapparaIer.
Som @eiororingsmiooel pil 6lp
remaifinen uopiflc iis / ianm'
Grab Iom bcns Griitsiiftcrbco iii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
SmaapIuf.
Wiis Sarriet SilIeboe bc'sser
Werner / Ga Crosse.
m.ia 0nAh;,,fn Mrrlte hpirnrr

- Nttls Sarrle1 Slllepue peIpS'i
Wenner / Ga Crosse.
@iis autbinfa TrciiS beieger
Sleatninscr j SuiIIin9bpernc.
Grof. DR.. SScdr g. Dion
boIot ssnbag 3orcorog / albert Sea.
NeIs Steine % Gpcn Sano@rIlo
har buerpct ia i Stutcn& Sectional
gorbe.
Mi8ies Signe % 0IobcI Sot'
Ionh reiitc SirSoo9 til @ranH Sorts,
q. Iaf.
Mr. % MRS. 9. $, So6nion
ira Chicago bciescr S%legtnin8cr /
Gountpet,
$. 6. SicrIcio bar 6cnnc n9e
prret / @ommar, q. 0of, ! 6or'
rctllinaer.
g. 8. No8bn og 6amilic be9oo
liz SuSoo9 poa e, Gutomobiltnr I'll
Moutnna,
Nrs. G}icnS % Gotter ira
@inmor, Minu., err IInttct bcrnch
Tor Sommcrcn.
Gait. ImSaI2rllo fra Ncir 9)orf
bar noeIe Gage beisQt Ercf. oA Mrs.
Z. 6. Sbompion.
MrS. Sreb. @umoerion irn
@aifor beisate iiOitc llac Ntr@ Yr.
thur ellington hcritcb$.
Troi. Guoch Teterion reiIte
WnnSoq til @o$cobCI, MiSy hpor ban
nil tiIbrinae SommcrCn.
Nornlun Gee rciitc 2orNoG iii
fyrccport. Su., for at bcie0c i'm 81
tier, Mr8. 6. ". Nrcumon
Mr&. Sultan Nolfc@pjt % Sou
rciitc iiNitc lloc til Carton, q Gof,
huor Sc hcrcitcr piI hi boat.
N}r5. Ben 9t$lcion ira N'ou.
chciter tom iorIcocu GoQ bcrncN poo
Ell @iiit hos Mrs 6. g NnRcu.
- >Incob Samre rciite iibitc lllc
iii WusicIIhcI @oIIen Wontona, boor
han piI borttc Jig poa lit Sono.
Wli'S @crtrllo NiIIcboe or rciit
iii Mooiion @i.., hpor bun oil i'm
hcrl PES lluiocriitctct / CONNER.
r. mr.. "a AIRS. Sam Clion ira
Mooiion, @i3., bar onrct her poo
@cica hos M}r. "a Mrs 22iu 2oriou.
GorI G~ocf3polo ira Eotmooo,
q. 7. hor Ell lIaC@ Gjo bcirQt tint
Toocr, Gle Rocf2rolo, / @Icmpoo0
GomnIhip.
Nrt5ur Softer ira @iIo Noic.
81. Gof, iom bar uIbralt uo21n
Gjo hcrGtCc rciit, Glr@ooQ I'll
4Firucapolj@.
Mrs. 2orQcr Nocr rcjite
Cu2ool III @otcrtomu. :. Gof,
poo en- &jitt hes i'm Cattcr, Mrs
@. u. SpiuHtr
- @apjn Nlcylcio ira @loir @is
hor uoaIc sage rorct hicmmc pao
@cisl hos inc 6oyu,orc, @2r. "a
IRrs s Z. @icr!cio
- 9Pii@ Eoa @ii5srl'or ira @roof.
inQ@, : 2of, yejitc hicm iioitc
llac citcr / no1lc SAGE al hare be.
iegt Mr5. &lre hcritc0..
- NIrs. J. q Sm0eu ira Qiiu.
ncapoIi@ tom Ircooq hcrlco til &c.
grapclien citer fin CntcI, 9. : So.
re. 6un reiitc biem Mantas.
- @roie@ior 6. s. &aIoer o. N0.
Sotat ~. q. 6nrmou began ia M}on,
bag poa Sci til California hpor 5,
ogter al tIlbrinae noale ll3cr
Wiis @obeae @cIpoIo bIcr
icrrige llae / Gre$co patcuict Ill
RuboIph p. Rid)oroS. &c pil DO.
Irttc ia / Sacramento, Sal.
Wrs. :. 81. Relion ol MIrS
gnna @nnion ira Maoiion. gSiS., ia,
Ell 9io pGret Der i @ren ,ac en- ri
tit hos DIR. % Nr@. GI6ert Sortn
ion.
- gliis Rap 2iiioe, Tom ell I'll
bar beisst Sberit Brandt og 6nmiIie
reiite Ssrbog til NaSiion. @is.. bpo.
bun oil beiese genner, ier bun rel
fer biem til Gbieoso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29

Wartin Soif % Nrs. 6. =.
@olben oa Cater, Tom fon bertil
/ 9~lrIeouing al Chr. SbingpoloS
Dob og @cgropelie, rei'te Ssroa9
blcm iii @rooobcab, @iS.
- 8. 6. Sobrion, Ioni, otter at
bopc opcrunrct airfemooct ! ct.
&oul, bar beis9t SlGgt % &el'
ncr / Spriltg @ropc o9 andre Ste
scr, fom bieu BERTH Snsoag.
Der mcOScIea ira Minncapo'
lis, at Mo0nc 6eroc oeoe poa Scn'
rome &otcl ser / @pcn i~orleocn
Gaa, 90 Mar QommeI. 6eroe bar
tioIiocre Voitmcitcr / &i8blano.
niQc.
Nrs. ). g @ea fra SorrcS.
topn, Ohio, bar beisgt lin 6aoer,
Sohn g. Sanion. @un reiItc blem
iioitc llac, Icbioget al MiiS Narie
&egncr, iom uil opboloe JIG oerpIt
/ CONNER.
Mrs. g. q. Seim % Eottcr
Rutb reiitc Cn3bog iii ct. Hal'l,
6por Sc bill bciege Sbcooorc Scim %
6uitru. Geriro refer De I'll Glf Ti'
Der, Miuu., bpor Goticrcn, 0trs.
u. 3. GoileO Dor.
Gecorob 6ormerS' Creamery
DIOR gob Torrctning / oenne Sio. Faa
TO llaer / Suni bar oct til 6nrmernc
ltobctuIt Tor 5leoe $f0,S0620 20. Gets
SotaIiorrctning nil iaor o%norn9e til
ca. 100000.
- s 9. 5IotIono ntr iihite llac
Ell GlIr til Siour Sails, z. Gdf., on
Snlc0u, bpor ban bar 2ano. Son
at llbii0terne Tor ct 3oot @ar
poa Sc 3rnfter or go0e. Wtaiicl
Itoar bog noget tilbage.
Mr. og W|rS. Nenrp Sllpe rel.
tic Monoag tiIboqe til Montonu ci-
ter at bare h~eItoQct / Wegrnpelicn cf'
ter bans 6oocr, Ole Sllpc. Clarence
9<llpe Iebiogcoe Sem ncitoocr % piI
Iorbli bcrlloc / CONNER
II. 90. Smohcim ira Nl,95
burg Nubliibing Souic / WfImc.
apoIi5 bar oenuc llge urrct i o.
corab / 9~lnlebnin8 al ocn lorc'tna
onoe aonioliOering Al SpnoocnS
"a Sen Goreneoc airfcS 6orlog3.
lorrctningcr.
- Mr&. &. g. @ooonro, Cnfe e.
ter oioebe &iebntono % Eoltmciter
@oOnoro, cr iioite 2orOog oiNooet
pes Gc0cn / en- 9Ibcr al - Mar. Sltn
fig @orncnc Norrp % Ser.
bert / minneapolis, Grco / Nefooia,
@iS., "a Mr2. Noruou @lllctt Der
/ Iecorah.
- Gipino Stobo, Tom / &intcr bar
iurocrct pes &lIinoiS llniocriitct hor
uUrct bicnmc ctpdr Gage / @c'e9
ho9 IorrIbrenc Or. co Wtr5. Z.
Stobo. San cr MI rcilt til Mn6iion,
@iS., hpor ban / Son;uer Til iprt
irttc inc Stlroicr uco @i5touIinS
ltliucrNitct
Ncnrn 6. (oncn hor uolaqt
iin Gituoom iuO Tor Gccorob so.
ipitoI / @rmotomttr. TN IN ga
st uiI bli oobnct ira Nrou0map til
Sen uorifc airfeNnor0 % au0rc
Norbc0rinQcr Qiort tllliAtcnoe
StreQct5 @cbuQgclic. Sopcn& 81
uogirr ca. 80 NpN0ctonltcr.
Gitcr bpob ser bcrcttc3 ira
l&oufou or ser in0lebct Mco0c
lclic ira Ariitionio, NorQc, on, at
,5ru Or. Cnilml CT oeo al Slag.
,Iru SuIlm por en- Oattcr Al n.
u. Nan / @otfon. Num bIco Qi't
mco Or. Gniun, iom ocngong
prottiierc0c ser, / 1907. Sm eI
tcrIoocr iig iorlocn i'm Mouo, en-
% Ell Guttcr,
Canoe Meni0beo pc0 Ceco
rob (icr Al Nauac5 Snuooc, be
al Noit. Mn2mu$icn, @tobcI,
llimD bouoc (or3ooa SEN 21o1
rs i'm oarliac Mii&lion@ieit mco
llojolq OR motom Jolt ca. $3.50
ii@iiou5quo&ticnclteu iorrcttcoc9
ocO @aitor N. 0}oImin. llrocr Sc
itcu icanc0c rUiicu 30 N}anN III
iom Nicolcmmcr al SCI Rp0c Nor&,
,Wtnjghcocu teller life uc1et opet
80 6omilicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
Aor oem pirteliae Tarmer. On

I10~ 0F<<SFsJN OWEF1VCIs VII
y snlebuins til at tomns ret isans. sor
at blipe al meb bpab ban bar pil Gieren
i1lae 740 gcres %onlbpsseIis uepaIst Minne-
lota 9anb, alt eIler enbel. ,Sn9en Aibeto.
Iinser iorSrss be FORTE ire aar. Suoeu
&snte paa tire aar, Reiten fan itaa 80 Slar
til 4 Yroeent. aisbsrsn mao bape be aQer
bsbiis anbeialinser. oilers bsbsper ban life
mslbe iis. Sette sr en- anlsemine buosnbe
ia tun en- Sang / en- espetib. u. &. sas,
1895 lluipsritp aps., llpbam glbs., ct.
Saul. Mimi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29

StNal9S. = 100 Icres Tarm,
- 81 0sl norSsit for Sslpa, IeSenrp
Co., y. Saf. l35 aeres benne Yaar ill
facet mee Gin. RiinsIis toutaut aibetalins,
Reiien I'll Q Groeent. Sor iulbiGneiee 90.
lpsninssr tili'riu u. 9. ssrssion, Sseorab,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29

Stfal9s. - ct 8%rooerfipb paa
- en- 100 slerss Sarn. Sisb life isreno
pu bar iaast beSre S%plpsnineer ON oenue
5arm. Zine Reiienbsifter betaIt, bpis lea
misreprGientersr nosen Sins. Gam &.
Spsrion, Collar, sSisc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
40 NrrcS Tarmc
WD Ylam
WberQlc GtlfQQr.

On s otl ifaiie cher ct 6iem bet melt raturfienue
Strsg. hoor 10000 5uriiter fonimer % pphoIber fla
hper CONNER. pg boor s er pmaiore al be potreite
Sno'ieer, fom bo og beieg bort ifduoinaoiiie SettIes
ntent nleIlent eagle Hiper og GprpOer Wilos 60,
mis-. ber hi bar bier 80 5amilter NIB egeu &irfe,
lpnl bar beiiooet omtriug 10 Aar.
Vi i9l9er eber Ell 40 NereS fSarnt, Ell COB MeIfefp, 2
Srtaagriie pq IL SenS for $l400. 8 tetoler $3.50
fontont. Jntet rnere paa 3 Aor, fun 5 grpeeut Rtute.
"a 6lmilicr er eHopioere iitret. tbi ON IamiIisfor.
iergereit ifuloc Do OF 5ormen ei er betalt. iaa faar
Samilien Sarner "bcebeb" til io fri for @i0lo.
Saubst prohueerer al Sloes S0o; papre Gleper on
Eoteter iubtager fsrite plabS. Gn itanoincoiit &clp.
nioirefter fiaar til eherS 5isnefte.
Strio paa sberS eaet Sproa eftsr Sanbprus
"Gaip Qaaps."
SANBORN CO..
20 Wisconsin Street,
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
Cnifcs, Siacic, 1tlial9S
% Giteripprgiel.

@pertieiemcnter nnbcr pucnnrunte 5ttcf
fpitcr &c pr. Orb, Tauu % Sorcsie ibercg,
net, for bper Sang. Hpcrtisiementcr iuo.
tases life ipr nlinsrc eno so Gents. Teuac
u,aa nirapiselis i~rcofslse niic Scitininacr.
let lsuner fig lite at tOsisre iaa imaa
Gunner.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-20

aeaife fo anHUaHff io ihe pHhNf
fhaf wNl aiutf niY piafe ~ hHsirfaa
rs sersemnff 14aa haFe ffen p
resident - ihis ttF ~ el4bi ~ nine
feafs d hose noticed win Interest
fhs rrorrasa made under she efficient
administration a Mayur MILLER enil'
nov ,iesnef nor more teasifpi hfNe
it. cannot hs faana 80 HhHfr ypH
SN And Ft4nshoW fhf ftoaghi ~
lsaslrg makes re aaa 2 thank each
ana every one fef your iatfpnaFe
Wherever 90 ms ranr3esf rffieftionH
ana fhaas nearest no hfart viii ~ ~
Corpus chfiFr and her peopie : all
80 Iafafsa az fggi south lfesa stfrsi.
sau Antomo Tsraa
Aas ig4 MRS. h.. TANKEnHLT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
Matter Submitted to President.

Col. House and Mr. Mccormick were
reported last night by persons in Wash
lnGtoh not IN any way connected with
the government to have laid before the
President the proposal that he create
such publicity agency, and the Presi-
dent IS reported to have been favorably
impressed. This could not be con-
tirmed last night through any official
course.
1t is known that the executive COM
nlittee of the Chamber of Commerce of
the United states has recently adopted
resolutions urging the need for the
creation or some such special agency.
ana r. q. Rhett. president of the or
sanization. is said to be receiving at
the RIGGS building headquarters of the
chamber hundreds Of kilograms in
dors1ng the idea. although it is not
understood that the chamber or it's
executive committee or its membership
IN general asks that any certain ma n
or men be appointed If the agency
should be created.
IL Is announced by the United States
Chamber of Commerce that President
Rhett intends Ito make known to the
proper authorities in the government
the answers being received by teIe-
graph from chambers of commerce,
boards OF trade and other commercial
organizations in the national chamber
to the proposal that the proposed new
agency shall be created Men who are
there exists today throughout the
country a lamentable lack Of informa-
ton and understanding" as to 1.-The
actual situation of the war and the part
that each citizen must play in cooper
atlOn with the government"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
DOES NOT MEAN INCREASE
IN THE Mailing OF GRAIN
British Ministry of Food Explains
Effect OF Temporary Relaxation
in Restriction on Brewing.

LONDON. June oS.-The temporary
relaxation in the existing restrictions
on brewing will not involve any ad-
ditional naltin2. Of grain, according to
statement issued today by the min
istry of food. No barley has been
matted, says the statement. SINCE Feb
ruary and no more Will be malteo until
after the coming harvest. Inc eiiecl ol
the contemplated relaxation VIII ne 10
accelerate the production OF peer SO as
to meet the demands OF the approach
ing harvest time. The lmmeHloIial
custom in many parts q 'hs counsls
has been to include peer aito" ahSe
with the wages of the harvest laporers
Arrangements have also been liaae
for reduction in the spccihc Sla.i.S
of beer. thus enabling !a!Eef quan-
iity of light beer to be proTiued VIII
out any corresponding increase IN tue
use of grain already matted II hau
been stated in parliament that the'
mailing of grain up to February last
was sufficient to provide the per llitleu
maximum of 100000 standard par
reIs of beer of pre-war gravity Tor 'he
present year. In peace times the an
nual consumption was 36.uoeocV par
reIs.
After the harvest the whole brewing
question must necessarily be recohSld-
cred, and before that time the commas
sions that are now advising the gov
ernment is to the compensation nereS-
sary to purchase by the state of TIE
entire liquor trade will have REPORTED"
If the legislative enactment to this end
is granted without serious delay th9
brewing problem in all it's aspects wiz
pass automatically into the hands Of
the government before the existing
stocks of matted grain are exhausted
The question as to whether the stocks
of barley for mailing should be renewed
or diminished would then be decided
upon the broad basis of the availah BILE
grain supplies and upon the vital ne
cessities of all classes of the commit
nifty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
LAWN FETE FOR BRUEN HOME
Party Designed to Raise Funds to
Care for Children,

lawn party is to be given by the
board of managers of the Bruen Home
for Children next Saturday evening
at the northeast corner of 18th and p
streets northwest. The committee in
charge is composed of Mrs II. Moore.
chairman: the entire board of mana
gers and the superintendent of the
home. Mrs. Z. X. Fleck. Mrs. William
G. Schafhirt, president Of the board, is
chairman exofficio.
Owing to the advance in the neces-
sites of life. the home has been forced
to place some of the children in other
homes and move into smaller quarters.
The Bruen Home is not an endowed
institution. but depends upon dona-
tons. and the high cost of living has
50 seriously affected the home as to
menace it's existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
ADMIRAL SIMS SUCCORS
SURVIVORS FROM SHIP
Serves Hot Coffee and Shakes Hands
of Those Taken Of Subma-
rined Ship.

BASE OF THE AMERICAN FLoTIL-
LA IN BRITISH WATERS. June %
The spectacle OF Vice Admiral Sims.
now acting commander Of the allied
naval forces in home waters. serving
hot coffee to survivors OF summarized
ship was witnessed by the people OF
this VILLAGE last night. when a British
destroyer reached her dock with nifty
Ave members Of the crew Of tor
pedoed British merchantmen. Admiral
Sims appeared among the crowd or
townspeople on the quay and greeted
many of the survivors with hand
shake and helped to make comfortable
four injured members Of the crew. who
were taken away in ambulances.
Charles Dalton of New York and sew
oral American negroes were among the
survivors. Dalton said the ship had
been torpedoed without warning ana
sank within a few minutes. But as tn =
wireless was able to send out an 5. .. 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
Hits Whisky Makers.

At this point the Barley amendment
prohibiting the use of foodstuffs in the
manufacture of liquor for the term
of the war was voted on and adopted;
and wine was lost. Representative
Webb then offered his amendment for
the second time as new section.
Practically every one voted for it, and
some of the vets took keen delight
in shouting aye" as it prevents whis-
ky manufacturers from having any
advantage over the manufacturers of
any other drinks. 1t was stated that
there are in bond now stocks aggre-
eating 300,000,000 gallons of whisky.
The Webb amendment reads:
"That the President is authorized, if
in his opinion 1t is necessary to con-
serve necesSaries, to require any per-
son having control of alcohol and dis
titled spirits to turn over to the gov
eminent for use or Redistribution such
proportion of said alcohol or spirits as
the President may deem necessary to
meet the requirements of the govern
ment in the manufacture of munitions
and other military and hospital sup
plies in so far as such use or redistil-
lation would dispense with the neces-
sity of utilizing the products and ma
terials suitable for foods and feeds in
the future manufacture of alcohol or
distilled spirits for the purposes herein
enumerated
Upon the failure of the person to
comply with the Presidents require
ment the President is authorized to
requisition and take possession of the
alcohol and distilled spirits required to
be turned over and to pay for same a
just compensation. to be determined by
the President and If the price so de-
termined be not satisfactory to the per-
son entitled to receive the same, such
person shall be paid the amount pre-
scribed by the President and shall be
entitled to sue the United States to re-
amount paid will be Just compensa-
ton for such spirits or alcohol in the
manner provided by section "a, para
graph 20. and section l25. of the Judi
i1I do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
ASK PRESIDENT TO FORM
AGENCY OF PUBLICITY
Business Men Want Authoritative
Information Impaired on Mat
tiers Relating to War.

President Wilson and his advisers are
being urged by business men to create
an authoritative agency of publicity, to
inform the people thoroughly in regard
TO the var and to awaken them to a
realization of its dangers for the
United States.
The agency proposed would be entire
~ distinct from the recently created
committee on public information, of
which George Creel is chairman. and
would have nothing to do with such
matters as censorship.
The aid of Col. William A. House.
Vance Mccormick, chairman Of the
democratic national committee; Joseph
T. Tumulty. secretary to the President,
and others is being sought in the move
nent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
DUTCH military CRITIC
SCOTS AT u. S. ARMY
Points to Difficulties Facing First
Expeditionary Force, But Admits
Uncle Sam Is Effective.
Especial Cablegram to The Sunday star
and New York Times)

THE HAGUE. June 23.-The military
critic of the semi official Nieuwe Cou-
rant. who has German leanings, dls-
cussing An,c.:ce'. mil;,ar! rep to the
allies. says they are evidently waiting
for it now that Russia is not expected
to assist them further. He criticises
the French war minister's speech. in
which he said that when the American
troops arrive things would change.
We also see. as the minister does,
that help is in sight, and follow the
question with the greatest interest
he says, and recalls the fact that when
Gen. Pershing was enthusiastically
welcomed in Paris the French press de-
clared that France was fully conscious
of the support her new ally would con-
tribute in the freeing of the nations.
and that America would not spare her
self i'll her endeavor to end the war
He asks if the French press really be-
lieved this, or If it was simply a tribute
to America. The future will tell.
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