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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
Der aampf xns Saicin in Der
seiieoerten WeIt.
Bon s. Rabefpd d.

Tan bari ije Hiat srp.9ieIu nil
ben Splbaienoossln. gu lsBreren g.
bort bic .aaisrnsnsans- Die friihs: in
alm resslmaBig mt bem WaHipoItsr
i'm aaiernenbOt ouf unb ao ipaSisrts
unb bic aus unb sinriidtnoen go'
ibtiIungtn .ihrts" Resimsniss frtups'
ianatitrnb besIeitsis; fernr Der ion.
nerbare .Reslmtnistor4". ebsnidlia
in ulm, Der hin srOBsres 8ersniis::I
3u tennsu ifisn. aIs, poIisr Wii.s:
nsben bem Utaipr ODsr 9auptmann
aufsepfIanst, bic puraoe ab5nnehEisn
Obtr ipobl gar. b6dit sissn6tinig pier
Sdritte poran, Ielber cine aompagnie
bsm Serrn Sberlt pOrJuiiittsn. 9as
iino Elm paar Yeiipisie. ipelde bic
YorIi.bt tinSelner, i'm itet.n geristr
nit Wsniden Iebsnbsr 9osa iiir ratf
ifirenbes Wilitdr bspeilen.
Sn neuersr 3eii iinb 5ipei JdI. t:s
obadtst iporben, in bsnen .lus srobe.s
an3abl fret lsbenpsr 9Os.l gang nntsr
ii6 nitt etipa blob Soloat s.ipisI.,
ionbsrn b09ii erniibaft snrS miIiid
fij9 ausiebeube 9ruppentsiuesun9tn
ausstfiibrt bot. 9si BEN sriien. itbc
blutis perlauiensn jail banbelt es Fb
aud Tin Stor4e. beim 8lusittn uin
5rapptn.
Betanntli6 tommt bic ssIalHmi.
SiOr9enibafi elmer beitimm. nrs
srsnjten, reifli6 NIT Bi,isn uno
JrSid,n ssissnet.n Gessnp i'm aussit
Dor bem slufbru4 nab BEN Siiben en-
absel,ssner STEELE Suiammsn. sur Tlus
iieruns une Geititelluns Der Rsiiefis
bietsit ibrsr eiHSsInen Wtitsiitber.
Nie Is babel justbi. ans Der NdfsI
su bsobaAien, iit notiirIi9 bern Wtns
idtn botit ielisn bei4ieben. VI. 1lls
l,ipsti in Wilmersborf Bel Berlin asi
bort su bidsn bonn Slid 9esiinitIsa
len. Sn i.iner !osimotb an ben Era
Iurii9sH Sen bate CT Don natarlllns
oisen gouern ben anI9slneno Zine
sanse H,ibe pon sSobren 6.ibebalisnen
Ort Der 3uiammsntiinfts etiabren.
unb nah siHisen ssfdeitsrtn gerius
ten friib.rst Sabre iraf sr Is snbi:b
audi ri9tig nit Der .}sit. 8ui ncrs
Itsdt in sinsm elernssitriipp inmiikn
Der aonirollruiammIunss Bisis. LAP
unb b6ris Ct na9 sfpeiitiinbiJtn 5eary
ten, mi, bic i4tpar5peibroibeu ab.s
bar. BON allen Ssiien rauideue unb
tlappsrHo b,raHfloetn.
9alb iianbm fie in elmer ianetn sts
raben Reibe alsid siuer aDmpaJnie
SoIbaten. A3ie auf gskbI ptrirummts
iebi bic Iauie llnierbaltune. bsnn s'R
Iebr ebrfpiirtis ausiebnoer StorG,
Der itattliGtte Don olIer. btganu Die
Rtibe db5uffreiten. Mie en- itrsueer
5tlbptbel muifrte Ct itben einsslnsn|
Stor@iplbaien BON stopf bis ,n ben
5ibsn gai4t ipsnissr als febsuEcI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
&axiltpm.

ltnier Agcnt in Samiltpn III Sers
Gbuarb grnd, 449 Sab 5anfie Ctr.
yea Ssl. 476.@. Spme Thuns
t631.a.
= Die QualitGt bss 9rinfmaHers
Fat ii.b bebeutenp sebefert, ObsIeih ss
INNER nod nit Gblprip bebanbelt
ipirb Seit osbn Sassu ipdt man bier
nas fir ben bauslihen @ebraub be-
ftimmts Waier. Sm gisierpOir auf
BilTcns Sius iinb 19 Sub 1 3pll
BaFsr sntbaltsn, 10 oab nur nod IL
.3pa fsblen, Inn es aur pollen Sdpa5is
tat anSufiillen.
= 9lnna St. SOrniue, bic Satin
bon M|i6ael SprHiHs, an SOrsit aps.,
III seltern i'm glltsr Don SO Sabren an
sdbmghs eeiicrbsn. Sc mar in giHs
ciHnati seborsn.
= Der bier Gage alte eGaslins
Der 5rau Gan Sinas, AIT Sap glDe.,
IT in feiHen &iifen sritidt, lpie Der 60
ronsr burd bic 9sideHif,au feitseitelt
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

battle sr gu beanjtanbsn. er that bus
| iebr dusbrudspou, inbem II BEN az
men Siinbr nit ieiusnl Iangn
Sdnobsl irdttig auf bic gruit tippis.
Die 10 auseemtr3isn, iauier sranilitl
obtr idnad auslsbtnbs juage Ibls.s,
irdtsn aus Der s5ront.
enblid mar Der Serr f5elbmetsl
fsrthl itelte iid miiisn Dor bic Der
inmmllag nno tiappsrts llr5 fpis gum
gsfebl nit ben Sdnnbei. Sofori trns
ten, ebsnialls furs unb bsfiis Hap
perno, bic feds triten Storhe Der lam
asn Reibs, lsbr frdfiIss 1bitrs, asipii
iermdBsn aliO Die llntsroffi3isrs, 3u
lbrsm Gslbiptbsl. Sebt aagemeine
ntberlois Snls. Die vGbarsisrtsn"
Idrsiten iiramm militdriid auf bi.
iiebsn, lpis iidb nun bsrausieIli. burh
lnbsimIi6 i1neies ariessseridt jun
Sobs @srurtbeilten 5u. bIeiben biht
Dor ibnen iteben uno bcbren ibntr
sleihseitia, ipie auf acmmdnoo. bic
bolHI1arf.n, toobrineeHpen S4ndbel
tisf IN Die Yruii.
@lsi9 barouf iommt tpisbtr 2ebeu
in bic iibriae, lpis eritarrts @eIs0s
fGaft. Die sntisslide aontrolIpsrs
iamm!uns III Su enot. Inter ohrsus
betGubenbem aIappsrn idsDinsi ii4
elmer na6 bsin 1nbnn in bic piifis.
un0 bic ipeiie Reiis naf afrifa, 81
Der man nur geiunbs. bic aHbsrm
nidlt aufboltsnbe St0rte seSrau6su
lam, ipiro nBeetretsn.
eanas nibt 10 aufrpeno. aber faIt
nod iHterefnnter i'm .iirateghdsn"
Gimme giHg es i'm 5lptiten Sale. bel
ben 2r1ppsH, gu. am l3. april 1913
Itanotn Fa, lpie Or. Grid osfs be-
oba6tsis. bel aubborif i'm SapeIldneis
i6en gu4Sebist auf Der eiHsu Seite
pisrunbpi.rSia. auf Der anbsren funfs
uHOfiinI5iG biefsr eroben Srappsnpos
ael { Dts tarha 60 feinblih aegtn'
iiber. Die S6aren Der asnneu unb
juneen 5bisrs perbisli,n iih. gltiAfIm
in Rsierps itebeub. l6tparisuo. Dir
pisri,tn alien 9dbns fohtsn nliein ben
anmpf aus. Sie itansen btioerieiss
siemiiG eng Sabn an 6abn Dor De-
;}ront unb marff'irisn BON 3eit 81
3eit. bann iebesmal nllmGblid sun
aauii6riit iibtrseb,ub. aufsinonbe-
Ios. Sobalb nun Elm 5abn Der sinsr
Seile berporirat unb tinsn Don b.,
nnbsrsn Seite ibdilid angriff. fam'n
pieTsm irine aamsrabsn gu 6ilfe. al.
tbatsn 5iss, dbnlih uniersR in icldsr
'}dllen 1sritGrtunaen bsransiebsnos
fotpie Jlantsns unb Ginireiiurgsbs;
ipeganssn dusfiibrenbsn Seeresfsrs
perm. ins.n iie. iih inner enaer ausit
amber iflisbenS. ssesn fis betrefi.no'
Ieinolihe Tslanie norriidten, onDur+
ben 2lnsriff oes sinsslncn gum Stiue
itano brnf,teH nnb i'm anm Riid'u'
in bic 9inis ieinsr gsnoFen a'Danosn
Dieter 8prgans tpisberbolte iiA lefr
oft, b1lp BON Der sinen. bnlb pon Der
anbeseu @rupp. nus bssinneub. SO
NOR Der ri4iise nsujsitlihs Steaunas.
iampf. Der lam, ipis mir piiien. off
rtht lanse hnusrn, unb Der 8eobafttr,
Der iibriaens ben in ibr gefsfi iesr
psrtisfisn 3roppen gang nabe oeiemr
men toor. sos ss Dor, Den SdIuB MIDI
ab5Eirnrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

lettering an bic golissi. otrr Yaas
silinni trbOt iif frtilpi[ig. ben Gang
fit mid au iibtrnsbmsn. wlan ioIIts
aud itintn augenblid bdron elautsn.
baB er abfidilid bic gonsbr CUR yo,
Ii5ei bra6te, bamit fis bort ibr graft
iisss ltnbsiI anriGten folIts.'
True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati ON November %.
1917. as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
5eutibes ailtembeim.
lie SerbitunterbaItHna iinoet am
s. zesember itatt.

Samitas, 8. DECEMBER, baben bic
5reunbs bee Deuiiden altenbeims
ipisbsr 9slss.Hbsit. bisier 70 issenss
rsi9 pirtsnOsn anftn!t ibren sutsu
BilsH sur llHtsrftiitHng bsrisIbm 81
Fetunbsn. DER Gag gilt aIs Dfisntlis
der gsfuastns uHb bic 2eituns siebt
f9 Der 9Offnuns BIN. bab bi. @slts
seHbeii, bic QnitaIt su befi4tisen. bon
re& pisIeu beuubt miro. es ipirb bas
iibIid: Serbitfeit seftiert. Sn ben
RaHmittussitrnbeH Nib aaftss unb
auheI ferpirt unb Abenbs iann mon
E& hi sinsm EAmaahafteH absnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
Seine gpmr
Sppsit BON Dem gombenatt,ntdter
in Milpauiss sefunb,n,
9urd beiIsn Bonnie eli GeiettiDes amt
Samitag aetObtst ipurbsn.

WiIDautee, %. Ropembsr. -
ungenftet Der raitloieten 2bdtisieit
DER ganoesbsb0rbsn unb Der poIisei
III es NOD INNER nidt ssIunssn eine
spur Der periOn au fin6sn, ipelIe
FUR bic Ssritelluns Der 9ombe psrants
iportIi4 III. bic am Samitne 4beno
ben 5oo bon elf psrionn i'm po.i3eis
bnuptquariisr peruria9ts. Gs bsftus
BEN ii4 25 StaIiener in Sait, barurr
ter aud 9uiiepps Ma5uinni, Der 5tas
liener, ipeld)er eie 8pmbe aug Dsm
&elergH6ob Der itolienii9.n ep1naes
Iiifn Stride nod Der poiiSstitatiou
bro4te, abtr bic poIi,.i bat i'm fins
ihlub on bic 9erb0rs, tpsld.n iis am
Sonntas bic D+rbaftet.n untsrSOssn,
!eins tueiteren S5ritts eeibon.
Der llmitnnb. bab bic gombe in
nos anllergei9ob Der STRIDE sebradt
uno 70 arransirt iporSsn mar, ouB
bic eJpIoiion gu elmer 3eit erfoIgsn
Uiirbe. ipanH porausii6tIi6 bic airs
9e eebrdngt boil mar, iolpie aud bic
Sbatfads bab sss,u RsD. aueuit
9uiliano, ben pfarr.r Der Geinsino.
in aeipifen areiien bittertr Dap
berridte. bat bic geb0rb.n peronlabt.
ibre lluterIu4une rad biefer Ritbs
lung bin gu MAIDEN.
Dstetiipinpitin SuIIiDon eriidr.e
am Sonntns, bob bic goulbe isiner
Inii6t nod BON Stmanbem in ben
aelltr Der STRIDE gsIest iporbsn fsi,
bem es oorum Su tbuu mar bic r:lis
ei0ie Sbdtisteit aeb. 9uiliano's rns
ter ben Stalisnsru su itdbiseu. als
8sipsis Fir bieie g.bauptuns fiibrte
Sullipnn on. bab felt bem araipal
Dor ,inisen Wod,en, bel bsm cine rec
Iiai0i. 8erfdmmIuns Rsp. 9uis
liano's eeitSrt unb msbrsre Tt,
teiiib.s eridoiitr tpurbsn. GIisoer Der
0emsin6e nit @siuaIt oem pfarrsr
abipsnitie s.matt tpOrben finb.
Der 9rOssb eesen elf Rdnnsr. bic
ipsa,n nne.blider 5bsilnabms on
benz tiirSliden aruipol bsrbaitet
nprS.n pnren, iIt aui Rittpoh cns
beraumt unb Rep. @uilinno bat sr'
Hart, bab CT nls 4nildssr esssn lie
aufsutr.ien bsnbiidtiss Jn pDfiseis
treiien neist nan nun Su btr aniidt
bin, onB Der gombenauidlos ssplant
Durbe nm Rep. 0uiIinnc uno anosrs
Der @emeinbs Oaran su
psrbinbsrn eelsesntli4 bts pro5shea
lire 9lusfaasu 81 madxn.
syrl. Wlaub Rihter. bic i'm Snttr'fs
oes @oblfdbrtsperts i'm italisniifen
gierteI tbdiis 1T, CAB am SpHntag hi.
iolaenoe 9eriion barber, pie Was
,uinni in ben 8,ib Der 8ombs fam.
Die sgrau. ipsids bic aircbe rsiniat.
lab am Somiias Worstn, na4bsm iit
nit ibrsr arbeii fertis luar, in Der
Jiabe elmer Der Seiisnmaueru bss De
bdub.s einsn p.rbddtissn 9.ssrfarb
Iiegsn uno Iisb mir burb ibr S04t:r.
den bisyppn TiittbsiIuns MAIDEN. Sd
besab mid oR Ort unb Stslle. fab zen
unb lpidsIts Jpn aus bsm
papitr, in bos sr eingsbiilt mar. als
if bic 9rGbts su @sfiht betam. se
Inngts id gu Der lleber5susuns. bab
g Iid I'M cine 8onIbe banbdie uub ..s
Iepbonirts on bic poIiIei. Sd fiuc
nad bsm aopiidn uub fpradD Dcru
nit einsm Wann. Der ertidrte, er ri
Der Sapit6u Der Deiettips. SD mofts
ibm DON msinen tgobd&tunssn Wfits
tbeiluus unb fagi,. CT mol. ben &c.
1eniiaHo bcIen laHen.
I'm feds llbr abtubs ieoo4 Tag Be.
rod iHrin<r ba unb ih ir1f
Darauf arrangements far Isine llsbsrs /,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
Temer.

SnfoIgt itabbaftsr sleitrif9er
1rdbts eniftanb ssii,rn friib sessn Elm
llbr In Der anlass Der Banner 9ros
GERS Batting Co.. Saf unb Stanton
9lpsnIe, ein 5eusr. bas siHen, burH
9eriiteruns sebedtsn Stdben Don et'
ma 5000 anridtsts. ebs es eel5idi
iperosu tunnts.
Sn Der Wobnuns b.s SuIius
Golleban. 91S Sunist glpenue. brah
eeitsrn infolse zines iibsrbeisteH Ofens
Elm i5siisr aus unb Dturiddts siusn
Sd,nbsH Don 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

,Een eiiiIid tbun. Die anitoit II auf
bic llnteritiibuns bes csutfdtn pus
tIitums ansspisffn. sic perbient
tisis au@ In poIIem @ube unb bess
taIb ipIIie jsbsr iid bemiiben, gum Grs
foIs Ter JsiiIiatsit bsi,utragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
eimtra&tiiamm Der Rptbmdnner.

Der eintradtitamm RO. 290, u
s.. ". N., laosi Greunos uno Be
tannis su isinem syeitbaIl elm, Der
Samstag, /. December. i'm Deitldsn
alu6 abgebaItsn iuirb. Die 9orb,rsl'
iunssn iinb BON Rannsrn setroitsn,
Die barin 9eiGeio DiHsn unb eestaIb
lam aud jsbem sbeiIsbmsr Elm Trob'
psrsniiet,s GET in etusii6t geitsIt
iperben. giels beutfte, Ditsrrei9d4s
unb unsariid)e @ersin, baben bic eiii'
Iabuns gum Jefe angtnommsn.
Sau,rs aapeae lisfert Die Wuiit uno
bn aES1 fir 2abune unb abunJ ets
forst lit. tann Der erfoIs nidt auss
bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
@ieiemerntea
Sietlt oas slderbauinilitnt in Hont
fir aartoiieIn Reis mo 9lais
IN slusiidt.

@afbiugton .. e.. %. g,op.
eIeipaltige erntcn in Der eau3en sSeit
an giaiS, Safer, aarioiieln, 5ieis,
3uferriiben unb 3abdt iinb mad ben
SGdtimeen oes aderballiniiiiiits sl
gtom ,iI eripnrten. DIE ant SonHtng
pom Observation-Disclosures befdnatge,
geben ipurben. A.ei3an, 6ogaen,
eberiie uno sslad,s iino 6abingeaaI
binter benz 9iIrdid,nitt Der Sabre
bon 1911 bis 1915 5nriidacbliebeH.
Sie 8ei5enproouftion IN iieben'
5ebn 2dnoern. Die Der eertrolulddlte
nldt eingeidIoiieh piro iidl alii
t,S6S, ,000, 900 gu. ODER S5.6 8rojent
oes 9iirdidnitts Der obigen iiitli
Sabre belauien. Ger @nisertrag be-
l1uit lid, oitf 3,3t2.000,000 gu, cine
3unabine Ses 9urfidlnitts Der pers
iIciienen fiini Sabre Inn 14,1 Fros
seit. gnoere ertrage peroen pie
iolst aeid,dtt: 8Osgen 147 100000
ODER 9g.2 9,ro5ent; 8erIte 5S7 ,0O0,'
900 gii. o6er 96 gro5ent; Saier
1852, ,O0O,0 900 gu. ooer 1889 Frcs
gent; 8eis 70,000,000 gu. ooer
1855 proSent; 5lnt)siaamen 3S,'
000, 900 @u. oSer 69,S Brojcni; I;
aartoiieIn 719,000,000 ODER 1924
grc5ent; 8iderriibcn 100000
3onnen oSer 1866 9rojcnt; Sabaf
1 1856, 100000 9iuno coer 1903
9ro5eut.
iib..
Dayton. SbiO, 25. Rop. - De,
So Sabre alie 9abdtsbdnbler u. s.
Resbsr, eri6ob fih am Sonntos Rad
nrtiaa i'm Dapton RIub, bem srflus
iipitsn alub Der Stabt. Der 9e5:ass
miioe irdni.Ite felt Sabresfriit nad eli
nem tempordren anfaI bon srb.:ns
buns. gr mar % Sabre lang Der bss
9abatsbdnbler I'm 2dnoe.
6srr Reeber biut.rIGbt mebrere
griib.r in Cincinnati, no Ct iriipt:
fsIbit anidiIis seipeisn. 3fpsi S4t,iss
serfObns sehOren Der Bunbssarmes an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26
Stub. meb. Sfff.l aber ben
g olaf.

Der Sdluf 1T nidts peiter, als
cine qbafs Der gnttpidlunS bes 9tfIsl
gum Rater,1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-26

OlilpS utlIIitAlINp fSIN H'A
fonmt nun ghomas Nierner nls SO.
8 uno beaniprn6t bas GeIb nls fsin
@isent6um, oa bnsIelbe aus feiner
gan. nbitrnbtrt porbeu mar. Iber
bic (Seifi4te bat fir Riemer inIoferu
sinsn iiblsu 8eieei9mnd, nls er bier
untsr Der antlogs bes Smaroipielens
iih perantportsn ioQ. .gr fpurbs 3u
bieien 3pede norseIaben; fam iebo6,
ba er Ii6 IN Cincinnati aufbdlt. Der
4ufforberurg nidt nn6. 9efen unges
o6tet elaubt 9liemsr, bab lpenn sr sur
8egriinbuHa isiuss Qnipru6es nlif bic
ertpdDnten $3.50 cine i6riftli9 be-
iflpGrene 4usinge pon Cincinnati aug
siuIeHbet, Dab er bamit 3ipei SsSliessn
auf einen Shlag srlebieen tpirb. Grs
items begriinbet er bamit ieiH 4nre6t
auf Isin @iqenthum uno Sipeitens ents
aebt er 5usleia Der @efabr, penn er
psrf0nli6 i'm 9eridt erIhetnt. inter
Der eripdhn!su Grtlage psrbaftet gu
iperbfn. glber er i6eint iih bsnnoh
perrs6nst su baben, penn er bate ben
Gtrcutiridter Otto Wolff aus ben
8sr.ih fsiner &ombinaiiOn geIaifsn.
Rthter Bplff erilGrte turs unb biins
big. bag Riener CUR 9esriinbuns ieis
nes 4niprllhss psri0nIi4 ppr Seri4t
Su erfdeinen bat. llnb ba nun STEINER
pOrausf6tIib niht sri6eiren ipirb, 1T
bic ;yinge pem BAG @elb SugeIpro6en
tDerbsn iOa, cine jurtbifb per5pidts.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
ESPIONAGE MEASURE
 PASSES THE SENATE
NEWSPAPER CENSORSHIP AND PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
 ARE STRICKEN OUT.
BILL HAS PASSED HOUSE
Senate Has Changed Many of the Im- portant Features of House Bill and Added New Provision So That Vir.
 tual Redrafting Is Necessary.

Washington.-After nearly three weeks of debate, ranging over innum- erable problems of the war, the Sen- ate, by vote of IT to six, passed the administration espionage bill, pro- nounced one of the most drastic and all-inclusive measures in American congressional history.
 A similar bill has passed the House and virtual redrafting of many of the most important provisions is expected in the forthcoming conferences.
 During final consideration the Sen ate stripped the measure entirely of provisions for newspaper censorship and restriction upon manufacturers of grain into intoxicating liquors and re- jected an amendment designed to curb speculation in food product, although sentiment obviously was overwhelm- ing in favor of such legislation later.
 As completed the Senate bills prin- cipal sections provide:
 Authority for the presidtnt to en. bargo exports when he finds that the public safety and welfare so require" (Not in the House measure).
 Authority for the Postoffice Depart ment to censor mails and exclude nail matter deemed seditious, anarch- istic or reasonable and making it's mailing punishable under heavy pen alties. (Not in the House bilD.
 For punishment of espionage, defin- ed in most detailed terms, including use of military information.
 For the control of merchant vessels in American waters.
 Punishment for conveyance of false rations, wilful attempts to cause dis affection in the military or naval forces or obstruction of recruiting.
 For the seizure of arms and ammu- nitions and prohibition of their expor- tation under certain conditions.
 For penalizing eonspiracies design ed to harm American relations or for destruction of property with the Unit ed States. For increased restriction upon issuance of passports, with pen alties for their forgery or false pro- curement, and for material extension of the power to issue search warrants for inspection of premises.
 On the question of prohibition and food stuff conservation, the Senate, by a vote of 47 to 37, reversed it's ac- ton of Saturday in accepting Sena- tor Cummins amendment providing that, during the war, manufacture ot cereals, grain, sugar and syrup into intoxicating liquors should be pro hibited.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
ARKANSAS EDITORS
 TOUR IS ARRANGED
THREE-DAY TRIP WILL COVER THE NORTHWEST PART OF
 THE STATE.
MEETING AT FORT SMITH
Three Day Discussion of Business and Editorial Features Was Followed By Three-Day Visit To Va
 rious Cities.
Fort Smith,

Fort Smith
 The sightseeing train having on board men and women who attended the Arkansas Press Association Con- vention, held at Fort Smith May If, 15 and Is, took them over the most picturesque portion of the state, in a three days trip by special train, hay ing left Fort Smith on Wednesday morning May 16, at 10 o'clock and will return Saturday morning at 11:30.
 The sightseeing special made short stops of to 10 minutes at Van Blu ren, Rudy. Chester and Mountainburg, reaching Winslow at 12:15. Luncheon was served at one of the tourist hotels on top of the mountains of that city. The party left Winslow at 2:15, mak- ing short stops at West Fork and other towns along the route, and reached Fayetteville about 3:30 In the after noon. Here the party stopped for the night. visiting the University attend ing receptions planned in their honor and inspecting the university city gen orally. The train departed at S:30 Thursday morning for Springdale, where the editors stayed from S:25 a. nj. to II o'clock. At Rogers the party had luncheon arriving there at 11:25 and departing by automobile at 1 o'clock for Mount Ne, where they were the guests of Col. Coin Harvey. They returned to the train and spent the night at Bentonyille
 The Friday schedule includes Gra- vette, which will be reached about 2 o'clock, an automobile tour to Sulphur Springs. The party will return to the train, make short stop at Gentry ard arrive in Gentry for luncheon. The train will leave at 1:30 for Sloan Springs, arriving there at o'clock, where the party will spend the night.
 At 8 o'clock Saturday morning the train will start on the return trip, stopping at Rogers for time and ar irving in Fort Smith at 1f:30 a. III. After luncheon here, the train will go to Hartford. whAr- an opportunity sn. Uv stsen to inspect the mines at that point Visitors returning to their homes on the Rock Island will proba- ply have a chance to visit the tuber- culosis sanatorium at Bonneville.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Horizontal 10 Per Cent Increase in Existing Duties and on
 Imports Now Free.
INCOMES ARE HIT HARD
Ne" Revenues Will Produce Total of s1,soo, ,ooo, 900 for the Year-Ex- emption Limits on incomes Reduced to sf,ooo for sin-
 gle Men and S2,oo0
 for Married Men.

WaShfngton.-The war revenue bill largest in the nations history, estimat- ed to produce S1, 800. GOO. 900 for the ex- penses of the war. was completed by the ways and means committee Tues day night and introduced in the house Wednesday.
 If the framers overlooked any tan gible article upon which it is possible 10 levy tax. 1t was not because of any desire to do so.
 Incomes. inheritances, business prof its. amusements, liquors. tobacco. auto mobiles, moving pictures, baseball games, medicines. letter postage. trans portation and jewelry are among some of the things which will feel the bur den of taxation.
 Tariff Will Yield s2oo, 600, 900.
 The committee found it necessary to go to the tariff to make up deficit of Something like S200.o00000. This was done by an agreement to a tax of 10. per cent upon all articles now on the free list and 10 per cent additional 2 upon all articles now upon the dutiable list.
 Income-tax increases as made public by Chairman Kitchin follow:
 Taxes for the year ending December 3f, 1916. have been increased exactly ene-third. These taxes are due in June.
 Exemption limits have been reduced to s1,ooo for single men and s2,ooo for married men.
 The normal tax on new classes of Incomes to be taxed, those between S1,ooo and s3.ooo for single men and between s2.CSa0 ssE,St s4,ooo for married men, has been fxedVs per cent.
 Normal taxes on aIN Incomes former y taxed, those above 5000 for single men and s4.ooo for married rraen, have been increased from to per cent. Increases in All Surtaxes.
 The Increased surtaxes are as fol- lows:
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
chicapo's Hull House.

The Hull House. one of the first An Fican settlements, was established r hicago in September. 1889. It rep ree>uted no association. but was opened by two women backed by many friends, in the belief that the mere foothold of house, easily accessible, sItuated in the midst of the large for eign colonies. would In itself be serv- lceable In large city. The Huh House work consists of class lectures, public discussions. trade unions, arts and crafts. q music school. theater, q
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
EVERY CLASS REACHED BY
 Sl,8OO,OOO,OOO TAX ACT

Following the ew Stock Exchange Transactonson each delivery
  ptaI original issue of sfoo eacn  Tennniy 50
 
  S5o0 for each $500 additional fraction 
  Casualty policy premiums cent bills Passenger tickets 10 per cent Steamship so so $1; $3o S6o s3 ceeding $6o,
  Automobiles and motorcycles cent wholesale  Light heat and telephone blIs per cent
 
 
 
   maximum cents
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Seized Ships To Britain.

Lisbon.-Sixty of the 70 German merchant steamers which were in Por- tuguese ports when Portugal entered the war and which were promptly seized by the government, have been turned over to Great Britain on a rem tai basis for $7,000,000 year.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
More Pay For Sailors.

Washington. = Secretary Daniels recommended to the House Naval Committee that an increase in pay of s15 month already agreed on for en- listed men of the navy be extended to men of the naval militia, the reserve and naval volunteers.