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Arizona republican., 1917-09-09
Russians Offer Resistance

PETROGRAD, Sept. S-The en- couraging feature of the Riga situation is the seeming firmness of the Russian resistance. The German pursuit ap- pears to be slowing up and in military circles it is not anticipated the enemy will risk much further penetration
 while Dvinsk remains unconuuered.
 A more likely course, it is argued, would be for the Germans to entrench somewhere near their present position northeast of Riga and await the result of the Dvinsk operations.
 According to information the spir-
 1t of the troops in the Dvinsk sector is much more favorable than on oth-
 CT fronts. Cloonel Podjoursky. a i member of the Dvinsk army commit :
 tee, telegraphing to Colonel Kuropat- kin, chairman of the special coun- cil army committee here said that
 the army was standing firm, that there was no intention to surrender Dvlnsk and that the army commit tees were in full accord with the commanders.
 Regarding air operations todays official statement says:
 On the Baltic sea yesterday 23 enemy airplanes and battle planes made a series of flights and recon | naissances over TZerel, Arensburg
 and the Region of Kuivast. In the | Gulf of Riga five enemy machines |! attacked our torpedo boat patrols
 without success. In an aerial battle
 near Arensburg our naval aviators
 brought down an enemy battle plane.
 Our aviators dropped bombs on
 the small town of Telekhany on the Oginsky Canal, where the staff of a |
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Arizona republican., 1917-09-09
FLORENCE IS VISITED.
 BY SERIOUS BLAZE
Especial to The Republican,

to he s-Fire which gasoline
 
  in building he stroyed The and mated be $1oO00 who of fire
 
  pooffice prntnq
Arizona republican., 1917-09-09
ANOTHER HOUSTON VICTIM
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

KepuDIICah "A. p. Leased WlreJ
 HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. SD. R. Patton, mounted police officer, wound ed in the fight with rioting negro col diers on the night of August 23, died today. He was the fifth police officer to die from injuries received from fighting with the negroes
Arizona republican., 1917-09-09

servation law. Many employees, such as the office forces and salesmen, will be retained as there are about 120, 000,- 900 gallons of whisky stored in ware houses.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-09
Last "Scotch" Shipment

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept S. Fifteen thousand gallons of Scotch whisky, the last that can be imported before the food conservation law goes into effect, arrived today.
The evening herald., 1917-12-11
TOMBSTONE BANKER
DIES AF TER MONTH
OF MUCH SUFFERING
Thomas P. Brandt, Who Was Shot
by Bandit of Nov 2, Is Dead
at El Paso; Assassin Sentenced
to 25 Years in Prison.


hN Nssoriated Ffeh
El p1so. Texas bcc. / After a
month uf suffering with bullet
lodged against his spine Thomas J..
Hundt cashier OF the Tombstone Ma
t,onJl bank die' hero early today.
Brandt wus shot during an attempt
go hold up ANA rob his bank on No
yrmber g. Frederick Koch. who was
later arrested and charged with the
crime confessed ana was sentence I
To- term uf from % Years l., life
imprisonment in tho Arizona state
peuitrntiarv
Brandt was shot while trying q
prevent the rohber from takus A
quantity of money from the bank lie
attempted to fire at the roiiher hut
was struck under the heart with a
bullet from the bank robbers pistol
and fired into the ceiling Following
the shooting hr was taken 70 tti,hca.
Aril ou q special train wh,." uu
operation for the removal Of hi Kid
neg was performed Later he Wna
hrought here and "a secnnd npcrdtul
performed 90 remove the bullet which
had lodged against his spine.
The body Of tho Tombstone banker
wac returned to Tombstone this rt-
tcruoub for burial uccomtutloi hN
the widow ana two sons uu. being
Thomas brandt ir nrS, class sra-
man of th, United Statcs 1av, vino
camc here from Honolulu after hi.
father was shot
The evening herald., 1917-12-11
Everybody BAsked
By the President TO
Join the Red Cross

~ Associaied press
Washington. bee. ~. - President
Wilson has issued Proclamation IN
which he URGES every one not aircad,
u member 60 join the Red Gross dur
ing the membership campaign start
ing ncNt sunday and continuing un-
~ Christmas eve. In his PROCLAIM
tion the president declares member
ship In the Red Cross "a he n universal
PATRIOTIC duty ~ this time and ciarac.
terilc~ such membership ~ the
Christmas spirit IN terms of action"
The evening herald., 1917-12-11

lIcay, arrived IN France d, be"
allied capitals. but whore the expected blow viii fail yet 10
disclosed. For this moment the infantry inactive along the
bat artillery especially that oi tn" Ncnna Is
very in various sectors.
British front the Germans bomhardmg heavily the
CambraI and northeast of (prcS the
which virtually all tho heavy fighting the past
months
From Quentin Swiss border Paris enemy
hctvccu the Disc and the ASuc Champagne,
Ncuu and upper ASacc The british and French
cmiu ar rcpy kind against the German positions
Infantry fighting has stopped momcuary At least on the Italian
ayc The AuStrotcmau effort to
break through payc and the cta failed with losses
The evening herald., 1917-12-11
HEAVY TEUTON|C RE|NFORCEMENTS REACH
FRENCH SOIL, WHEN THE EXPECTED BLOW
WILL FALL HAS NOT YET BEEN DISCLOSED

Are Strengthening Their Forces the Western Front Is
Believed Allied Capitals Heavy Hun Bombardng Operations
Reported Cambria and East and Northeast OF
Ypres Reports Great Enemy Artillery Activity in Cham
pagne Northeast verdun and in Upper Asace Lul in
the Italian Theater
The evening herald., 1917-12-11

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The evening herald., 1917-12-11
LOCAL WEATHER

GENERALLY fair tonight amt Wolues
daN WARMER east portion.
The evening herald., 1917-12-11
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

a. . "a. M. 80. southwest wind,
clear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
PERSONAL

Joseph R. Robinson. traffic mana ger for large wholesale house in St. Louis, returned to his home in that city yesterday, after pleasant visit with his mother, Mrs. L. A. Johnson, and his sister, Mrs. w. H. Evans.
 Judge John M. Elliott will leave to- day for Dewitt, where he will hold chancery court this. week.
 c. A. Breiner, chief of the Pine Bluff fire department, has returned from vacation spent at Heber Springs.
 Chas. Leverenz has returned from business trip to St. Louis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
SOCIETY s

where NIT. Armenia has accepted a position with the composing room force of the New Era.
 Mrs. Tor Smith and daughter are contemplating visit to Mrs. Smiths parents, Mir. and Mrs. S. B. Smith, at Sherman, Texas.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd of Hot Springs, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Dickerson, Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Carnahan and B. H. Elsberry left yesterday for Mineral Wells, Tex, and will return in about two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Levi have re- turned from New York, Boston and St. Louis. They spent several days in each city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23

|al Neighbors
 Sheridan. .,, ,, ,.o+,,rnod d Sheridan, where she instructed .
 poyal Neighbors in the work or order. , The attendance at the meet
 there was very large. TWO can. .tss t were initiated and the drill y ,'h in connection with the ceremon- |uas especially attractive. Dellclous wss saSments were served, and all kent enjoyed the occasion to the lest extent.
 rs lanes l.. Atkinson and daugh- I Miss Bessie Atkinson, who nave a living in Portland for the last
 years. are in the city. with Mrs. ,naou's brother, Sam Knox.
 he Young Ladies' guild of Trinity rch will meet tomorrow afternoon 1 o'clock with Mrs. Howell West {0k.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
Lampert.McDaniel.

J. O. McDaniel and Mrs. l.. "A. Lampert are to be married at the Catholic church here next Wednesday, license for the marriage being issued yesterday. The nuptials will be cele- brated by Father Higgins. Mir. Me Daniel is marine engineer, in the employ of the Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23

eral sessions of the convention will begin Thursday. Work If the execu- tive council and the various standing committees was commenced today. Tuesday and Wednesday will be de- voted to the sectional conference.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
BANKERS AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 22.-Al- ready the vanguard of the 5000 bank CTS who are expected to participate m the forA-- I'd rnnual convention of the American, Bankers association here this week, has arrived. The gen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23

Sam w. Trimble, attorney, has mov- ed his office from 12O11 Main street to room 3O9 Citizens bank building.
 9-16-15t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
tp Federation of hens Clubs.

te Federation of
 men's Clubs. |rs. Jack Bernhardt president of
 Pine Bluff district, Arkansas |eration of Women's clubs. will Fe Wednesday for Hot Springs, to end a meeting of the executive rd, which meets in that city Thurs The executive board will pre- e the program and complete ar hgements for the state meeting, ich will be held in Fort Smith t month. Mrs. Bernhardt will re- in in Hot Springs for the 18th tant, when the bienniel board eting will be held.
 n Wednesday evening or Thurs Mesdames w. D. Jones, presi- It of the City Federation of Wom-
 clubs; A. w. Troupe and T. J.. Her. will leave for Hot Springs attend the meeting of the bien-
 board. This board will discuss tters relating to the meeting of
 biennial next May.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
WEDDING BELLS.
ASberry.Berry.

ASberry-B Berry.
 Charles Asberry and Miss Ola Ber- ry were married last evening at 8 o'clock, Justice of the Peace Thomas Smith officiating MT. Asberry is a fireman on the Cotton Belt. while his bride is daughter of Mrs. Dona Berry, and has been employed at the Froug Department store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
NORMAL OPENS TOMORROW.

Little Rock, Sept. 22-The State Normal school, under the presidency of R. K. Torreysonm will open at Conway next Monday. The prospects
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
(tare Party at
 k Culpepper's.

t"c IdTty at
 Culpepper's.
 mere was a very delightful inn Emptu picture show party yester-
 afternoon at Mrs. R. A. Culpep- s' Quiet a number of the chil- gathered at her home, Seven nln avenue and Cherry street, and
 al once proceeded to arrange for nee entertainment for them. A nDer Of pictures were shown and esnments were served. rs' Cora Wilcox, the efficient H. a.am at the Pine Bluff library was ppe'led to go to her home. 5 ne missionary society of the Lake
 Metnodlst church will meet at
 caarch tomorrow afternon at 3 "k. At the conclusion of the ses-
 an executive meeting of the of. ITS will be held.
 kf,vo,s. 'e ineeIlng or the eX- e W board of the City Federation N ""men's VI 3 clubs, tomorrow after a. o'clock at the residence of president, Mrs. D. w. Jones.
 as; ss jessie Green, left Thursday |nda M.aefal Wells, Tex, for a visit to frs ! %'*t pr '' :. deorge List is convalescent, |et severe attack of malarial 'sE S,sva ana na.s Mrs: Henry H. spillyards |E. su,'a, sni11ua La, are visiting Dr. |ve tSi Saa Mrs. s. ]. Armenia will 'n's morning for Hot sprines'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23

Travelling machine shops, carried on motor trucks, are being used in England to repair automobiles brok- zen down on country roads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23

are most gratifying for "a large at tendance, fully equal to that of last year, when total. of 478 were en- rolled. The :dormitory is, already near ly full. A public session will ba held at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
LICENSE TO WE'D.

License was issued here yesterday for the marriage of Ray Pearman and Miss Helen Scholhorn, both of Dewitt. "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-23
(prise Party for
 kc Coleman.

Eisa Hughlett Coleman, 1920 Cher |street was treated to a most de- StfuI surprise Friday evening, when lumber of her friends called fully |nared to have a charming birth party in honor of Miss Coleman. impromptu musical program was
 hnqed and various indoor games |e nlayed. Refreshments were Red.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
BIG FRENCH
.GUNSBLAST
FOE FORTS
Three Shells Are Fired
Seven Miles; Wreck
BIOckhOuSe
BIZ HENRY WOOD.
staff Correspondent United Press


WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN FLANDERS. Oct 29.-Three l5-
inch shells, fired from distance OF
seven miles. struck squarely ON their
target OF a German blockhouse at
Papegoed Wood and permitted
French poilus. fighting like mad for
glimpses OF their own homes slight
ly behind the German lines. 70 cut
their way 10 victory In the latest
Franco.British advance in Flanders
II was this marvelouslv accurate
shooting last Friday which opened
the way for the French smash a
great eight-ohambered concrete
blockhouse in the center Of Papa
COED Wood had long held up further
French advance Finally French
aviators ranged it, Huge French
guns fred just three of the enor-
nous smells az this range The hrst
missile was close 10 it. the second
shattered the solid concrete and the
third passed inside Practically All
of the garrison in this formidable
defense was Killed
rhp fow forlorn. crazed men who
did survive OF the CO German sol.
Id.ets of tha One Hundred and
! Fsightynrs infantry. staggered into
I tho French lines deal and dumb
I from she'll shock Their clothes had
been stripped from them. some
We're fHartully mangled The stamp
Of an inexpressible horror was on
their drawn faces.
deduction OF The hlochhou ona
/ bled ihe French engineers. Working
neck deep in - 1anasbcok and Gov
| erbeek river. 20 throw up bridges
and trcstles along which French In.
! fantry later charged fo "a brilliant
victory.
These charging troops were borne
along with the irresistible force OF
men lighting like aends 10 hmw
back an enemy and SEQ their own
homes just beyond Most of ho
French regiments now on thi Hc
are from lille and other cities close
20 the present fighting lines MANY
left their loved ones behind fo an.
swer mobilization calls and have
not heard from Them since
These men performed supermman
fighting feats Hard4o band r
bloody lighting they boai back lr
Germans. half swan thru mOrasso-
and held tenaciously 90 their gfus
despite every enort German counter
attackers made on Saturday just
such an incident az this occurred
The French had cut their w for q
tpep gain The wholn Eighth Havar
T. reserve division Was thrown m
Goo rnech them Or failed The yicto-
.ous poilus literally cut it into
eiiterf
Iu addition 20 the nast week's
tfn4dy advance along the Diymude
tcef the French TODAY arc encI-clinE
to'h tho west and south fiors
ff0rthui- forest. Uaf hif of
ta used lo 10 woodland g. thr
center of tho German resistance i'm
Flanders
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
City OF uDINE mpERlLED
BY GERMAN DRIVE On ITALY
WEEK END CRIME WAVE
INCLUDES TWO KILLINGS:
THIRD VICTIM IS DYING

laborer There was a. cur on the
forehead and an abrasion on the
chin Detectives Martin and School
WHO responded 10 tho call say ~
RAY have died Of heart failure
The larger automobile used by the
if1l'an gunmen. brand pcw six
cylinder machine is in the hands OF
tho police 4 half dozen bullet marks
arc on II one Of the bullets smash.
Cd the windshield The others stock
the back 81 the car. but none pierced
the heavy cushions The car was
stolen from G. y Hartner. 40 %
Trowbridge-st n Ford official. oct.
9 The original license plate had
been replaced by license tag No.
6420. issued 10 a Highland Park ad
dress
Mentesse conducted grocery
store. No 80 Russell-st. and he po-
iice~are not prepared 10 say whether
tho shooting was due 10 his failure
to poy toll TO the gang The victim
va walking east on Fort 81, when
Ne happened 20 turn and saw the
two automobiles driving slowly along
behind him. As he reached Orleans.
St. both machines drew up and with.
out a word, the shooting started.
Men'esae fell. With two bullets in
Tho abdomen and one in each arm.
patrolman Hubert. OF he third
precinct station. was walking e short
distance away and he ran up with
drawn revolver He VAS within five
r a. Il
weapon ~ tho driver with com
mand m halt Instead tho man
glided into high speed and Hubert
Hrod Tho man ho said. slimped for
ward and another man sized The
wheel
seven other officers appeared and
began to shoot al the two rapidly
disappearing cars There WAS "a
mall touring car short distance
way. and tho officers commanded
the driver 20 drive them afior the
poetirg man This the man did with
and for several blocks
Tho officers ard the gunmen fought a
pistol duel IN which more than
hundred shots were fired
Tho gunmen's bullets few all
Tr0und tho pursuing car and intimi.
dated Tho driver who slowed down.
Detectives later found the big car
on East Lafayette and McDougall
ayes The police believe Il second
man was shot in the larger car as
well "a the driver
In the Worsham killing the police
are ~ loss for a motive They do
not think robber yentered into ihe
shooting. as there was some money
and pair Of gold cum links on The
body An old watch is missing no
Worsham was shot from behind It
is believed that those responsible for
the shooting hired the car from him
"a front cf the Berghon
when the police went to lnyesu-
gpte the Gura shooting. other occu-
PANTS " the house told them tho
dead man and Kosh had been laugh
ing and shattinR when TN. shooting
occurred. Kosh ran from tho room
and cried 'Hhe shot himself I'll
cyall' a doctor" and hadn't been seen
since Tho revolver belonged 10
Kosh
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
NEGROES GO
TO CUSTER
THURSDAY
Special Train VIII Con-
vey $50 From
This City

Mobilization Of Dctroits Negro
soldiers naa been arranged for
THURSDAY morning when $50 os them
will leave for Camp Custer on a spc.
cial Michigan Central train
The Negro troopers were to have
assembled Saturday. but orders
cOuntermandine the mobilization
We're received at late hour. BE-.
cause the pay muster rolls for tho
troops already Al the cantonment
have been compiled /; is said by
Battle Creek officers the arrival OF
tho Negro increment would involve
much additional Taper work
Tuesday and "Wednesday will be
payday for the soldiers OF the ma
tional army in Camp Custer To
bring the new men into camp with
only two or three days pay coming
would cause too much bookkeeping.
II is said
The special train bearing the Ne
gro troops will leave at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
COwardice Among De-
tenders Admitted
By Rome
BLOW SURPRISE
TO ENTENTE
Had Greatly Under
rated Germany's
Strength In IsOnZO
BIZ I'D. z. KEEN.

Stdf CORRESPONDENT United Press
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The Italian
situation dominated the whole war
viewpoint today
Engulfed by an overwhelmingly
superior force in men and guns.
ltaly's armies were fast being
thrown back in a rout. The whole
British press was unanimous today
in insisting that the Allies must
grant immediate aid.
Altho all circles reiterated their
confidence in Gen Cadorna's
strength and ability later to stem
the tide. nevertheless many newspa-
pers today pointed out that the
enemy's power had been gravely
miscalculated by the Allies.
Gen. Cadornas admission Of dis
affection in his ranks was more dis
Quieting than the losses-stagger
ing as these have been reported by
Berlin and Vienna The Teutons
were now claiming 100, 900 prisoners
and 700 guns
If ltaly's morale holds mp, n was
regarded as certain that Cadorna
would be able 10 make stand on
tho plains Before that time it was
estimated that Allied aid would be
reaching Italy The political effect
OF the German drive was more
feared here than the military re-
suits The Italians are outnum-
bered In men more than four to one
along practically the whole OF the
attacking front.
The Germans massed their men
behind the lines and smuggled guns
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
Young Detroit Chauf-
feur Is Slain Near
Birmingham
NATE SUSPECTED
IN SECOND CASE
Little Italy" Picks An
other Victim; Police
Battle Gunmen
w Noek - kLIlLnrs.

Two weekend killings. with a
ihird victim diving, an tho cases DOS
NeHTlhs clements ot mystery. are be-
ing probed by tho police.
once more have the gunmen ol
iltlle lialN shot and fatally wounded
ihoir man aud once again are the
police al sen for a really tngtble
clue no fhe ssalIants
Tony Mentcsse. OF No l5 Chase.
st me victim. is diving in Receiving
hospital from four bullet wounds.
and true 20 Tho precedent set by 9th.
er victims Qf Little Italy's killers.
refuses ~ taik
The shooting took place SUNDAY
evcning. az 3.30 o'clock. al Fort and
Orloans as Seven men. loaded iu
two automobiles. did the shnurng.
Aii"i following their victim along
the street uutil hc reached tnp cor.
nor
one Of be automobiles now in
ine hand ol rte police o. be-
lleYud iha one of Tho men ana pu.
sibit two were shot by patrolnrn.
ho dpp0 9rcd on the scene directly
afftr fh. eboInr
For cNcral blocks. eight patrol
mtn loaded Boz small touring car
fought revolver duel with tho ar
iectefs Wt lc their prey thu thp
fear %, the driver of their comman
derred machine
Nmriy score OF detectives have
be- n working on The case since word
WAS FIRST dashed 20 Lieut. kuuhle in
headquarters tut $50 FAR have turned
in nothing of definite nature
Two other killings are being IN
reslg3fcd one is The shooting az
William vs. Worham. ~. 80 l50
B1gr whose body was found
about milo and a half this ide of
birmingham. in littletruter
section of Maple-st
Wur ham. who Was n chauffeur
for Thomas W Payne SO a. rrum.
car which was found ~ Milwaukee,
ave ana John Rst- an hour after
thc boay was discovered early sun
10 morning
Peter Gurs. %, 30 81 Thrleth.
~. is dead with n bullet thru the
heart. while fhc police are irving 20
iocato Tony Kosh. his room mate
Nhghor Gura was shot hy kosh
during = Hunrrnl or the shooting was
accidental hinges on The finding of
Eosh
forrfh man. without any papers
Of Identification was found dead
Mordas morning al Frederick- and
Hastings SITS. Tie was dressed as Il
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
100000
SUBSCRIBED
FOR BONDS
Five Billion Mark Is
Exceeded BY Good
Margin

WASHINGTON. oct ~ Ton mill
lion people Went "over he toy" 60
reach the five billion dollar goal OF
America second Liberty loan Au
classes and ages are ON he srb.
scrlption honor lists todar
Early returns 20 the treasury de-
partment SIN leave The grand total
ot Americas second response for
dollars In doubt. bar lnaj he 81.
100000. 900 maximum ha- boon pa-
cd by q comfortable msfeu IS as
sureu
When me last coin roll n is
confidently beIiovrd NOR hW twice
us many people viii be- found 20
have subscribed nearly twice as
much money as il tts ni l1at
Thursday will tell tho complete
story Of the loan results
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
IDA SWIFT'S
COUNT HELD
AS ALIEN
GiacamO MenattO Is Sc
cretly Arrested
BY l.. S.

CHICAGO. oct % Count Gia-
como Minotto. who was born in Ber
I'm and lived there 20 years and
who recently sought a place in the
Intelligence bureau of the Unite1
states navy. was secretly arrested
here a week ago on orders from Tho
Immigration bureau "a Washington,
it WAS learned today
The warrant technically charge
that tine count may become public
charge He is AT liberty on S50.00o
bonds. provided by his father-in-laN
Louis F Swift. tho packer The
count ha been known as James Nj
MOTTO since his marriage 10 Ida May
Swift ia 1918
Il am sure The department OF Ia
bor will eSonerate me. said Minotto
II am nm Italian citizen and am reg
istored as such IN Venice was
born i'm Berlin Dut have been raised
in Italy and always considered italy
ms homo uHtll coming TO this coun.
try filed my declaration ~ inien.
ton 20 become an American citizen
lasi July
after leaving school was ON
ployod by the Deutsche bank at Ber.
lin. subsequently going 10 London
branch When the war broke out
the branch was discontinued and
came .o the United states 20 sec,
cmployment. which J obtained with
fhe Guaranty Trust company here
Promoted by feelings OF loyalty
nd believing that my knowledge 0f
six foreign languages would be- o.
more value TO my country than m
services in the ranks ar n private
wrote 10 the secretary 81 Nar Jul
20. 1917. offering ny services in an
capacity and stating was an Italian
subject There being no place whe
! could be- of seryice ! made tl
same oher 60 the navy department
Two hearings have alr,sds hr
held in MinOtto's case a third w
boz held This week. at which depo
tuns ,aken iri New York Viii
read George Won Seebeck and F'rtr
Kuhn. TWO 81 Mlnotto's friends az
former employees ~ the Deut.ct
bank. are interned In that ciiy