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The state herald., 1917-07-06

of Washington. to the lively .stralns
Of "When Johnny Comes Marching
Home.'
Have You been worried by what
seemed the lack of patriotism among
our people? Look! Softly. but grad.
-ially growing in volume and majesty.
rolls forth :
'Tis the Star Spangled Banneri
oh. long may II wave.-
Violin, trombone. piano and Hute throb
with your pulse and make you willing
nay. glad-to give your life II neces-
sary to keep our beautiful flag
Ger the land Of the free
And the home of the brave.
With choked breath and moist eyes
you stand through the stately anthem
to which all true American heads are
barred. You turn. and on every face
You see the look-the look which tells
you that patriotism lives and that close
beneath the surface burns the Ore
which needs but the touch Of danger
or inspiration TO fan 1t into fame. You
lift your hand and your soul In salute
to your flag. and with lAst glimpse
of The Old Fashioned Girls you feel
thatsyour hour with "Stories and Songs
OF the Sixties" will always llnger in
your heart.
The state herald., 1917-07-06
sHHE OLD FASHIONED GIRLS,

THE OLD FASHIONED GIRLS.
Ill with their patriotic program. is
more timely than we dreamed 1t
could be when we engaged this COM
pany more than nine months ago. We
are led to inquire: "Have years of
peace. unparalleled business develop
ment, mad rush for pleasure. dulled
the patriotic spirit Of Our America?
Are We modern Americans any less
patriotic than our forefathers? Bess
GeArhart Morrison thinks not and to
prove her point has presented n mu-
sical company to the public-The Old
Fashioned Girls.
These girls. charming In hoopskirts.
hand mitts. curls and "bunnits," sweep
In to the strains of
Gone are the days that to me were SO
dear.
Long. long ago.
and Instantly the rush. the cares. the
sweep Of these days are charmed away
by the quaint pictures which throng
the mind. You lean back and seem to
sniR Sweet Lavender as the violin
and low voiced cello sing of robin
Adair" and "Annie Laurie" You see
Q dear old couple smile shyiy at each
other a. their lips form the words OF
''Seelng Nellie Home"
The state herald., 1917-07-06
Suddenly you hear:

suuuehiN you hcui.
Yes. We'll rally round the nag. boys.
Well rally once again
Shouting the battle cry of freedom.
and you start forward with catch In
your breath! From hill. from plain.
from farmyard and pulpit you see
them. those boys Of the sixties. hurry
ing to rally around their flag. Then
the air changes. You are with Sher-
man. Marching Through Georgia.
and you find your head swaying and
your heart and feet beating time,
Tramp, tramp. tramp. the boys
are marcbingv' Oh, the tender grip OF
that old chant! Our boys. the pick Of
the land. thousands OF them. dusty
tired. hungry. unconquerable. You heai
n queer sound. and an old soldier near
you is laughing even while the unno
tlced tears drop down on his wrinklcd
hands-hands which for three years
bore a musket for Old Glory.
I'VE shall meet-but we shall miss
him." All. that was the pity OF IL
The tense silence about you tells that
the heartache OF that exquisite old
song has gone home. Then you sec
thousands and thousands OF the boys
sweeping past the tall, gaunt figure oi
Abraham Lincoln, down the avenues
The state herald., 1917-07-06

TYON. LESLIE N. SHAW. twice
n Governor Of io&n. Ave years
Secretary Of tho United States
Treasury. Ii dcscrvedly elnsscd ns n
national political hcadiiner. The man
agcment Of tho Standard chnutnuqun
System arc hnpry to have = man OF
this type on their progrm for this
year. The special session Of Congress
IL not going to prevent our delivering n
speaker Of national prominence. Gov
The state herald., 1917-07-06

recognized ability the northwest
school lie has the experience and breadth
which He has studied
conditions from the standpoint of the teacher until he thorough
ly Ills
problem
being mnsicrfui
policies diplomatic relations
Industrial civilization
national his
the passing moment discussing all problems OF vital I'm
ponncc tho people Of today
The state herald., 1917-07-06

crnor Shaw hns style peculiar to him.
self that never fails TO capture tho
attention OF his audience or retain u.
His lectures aro most ci tcrtnin'ng
and possess the rnrc nrt Of inspiring
thought. From his Wide business md
Official experience hc is cmlncDily quail
lfcd to speak before cbnntanqun audi.
cnccs on the subject Evolution In
Matters Governmental" Ills Sunday
afternoon address. "fifc's Unit "
Measure"
The state herald., 1917-07-06

Clay modelling is always fascinating.
Audiences delight to watch the swift
development of feature and expression
as the artist portrays the faces OF men
the nation loves, as well as lnughable
creations and racial types. Closing
lchautauqua program.
The state herald., 1917-07-06
Hon. Leslie M. Shaw
:. A Chautauqua Lecturer

FORMER GOVERNOR OF IOWA AND ExsECRErARY OF
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY WILL DISCUSS "Ev0-
LUTON IN MATTERS GOVERNMENTAL" BEFORE
STANDARD CHAUTAUQUA AUDIENCES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

building is completed. The cannery
VIII he ready for business IN time to
work on this years early fruits and
Vegetables.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

is jus, getting under May some honds
have been voted. but figures are hard
70 Obtain
TeAas---Thc work for lai. j. csjima,-
81 ~ stc.oo0.0"o on basis that pi"us
ave twice as large a last year, when
t2".Coc.ooo was expended az tho 2oS
COUNTIES. ."S arc pushing road work.
West NirG inia Various districts in
80 state az" voting on S2.5.5,0on %
bond. a, the >pllua elections. La L
ye.J authorized bonds i"taird S,."1>.
500. since l%l2 work U"Sti'l. Sl3."Sc.-
900 has been completed. Road work
i expensive aud SLOW because ~ the
mountains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
CANNING BY CARLOADS
I hnriotic<,iilc to GO Extensively I'm
business OF Preserving This icnr's
truiis and lSrctni,lcS.

.iSI.OrrESNlLLt.. VA. March 81.
Tho tlncmarlc Products ocrporatio
has decided 10 build and operate here
"a ,anncry for fruits and vegetables OF
all taunablc kinds. \ buiidtn. to cost
no, less than $4,000 viii >" erected.
..nn N M.ill be i-mncl Tor nnn..IlA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

The Franklin Motor Company tho
past wcck delivered i;cv The Fitth
- T. N collier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

. liNcrcd 10 H. y Burton. Of Burton
RrnthrrS. OF tinrksviilc. Mr. Burton
"""Nc one ~ til. machines home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

OF ne, less than ono carlord OF canned
goods per day. The innchincry for the
cHuip'ncn; "f the c;,nncry has been pur-
chased. and vii! lie here before the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-31
ans Der urseididte Der IstaIIe.

Die georbeituns Der WstnIIs pa,
cine uueebeure gebsutuns fir BIZ
GntpideIuns bss Weni8snssidIsttl
Gus bem rObelisu 3uItdno oss porse.
iti9tli9su Meni5en bsraus esbibt,
unb ossbalb tsilt man bic 3eitalier
sspobuli9 aud nnd bieism Sort,
iaritt sin. 9luf bic Steinssit foIsi,
Die Yron5eSeit, auf oisIe Dann biz
ses giisns. Ginise JOri9er po!Ier
opii9en bieisn epo9en nod ein be.
ipnbsres .3sitaasr pes aupfers elm.
iaiebsu. mas DisIlsi9t Hur fir sinise,
3. .. fir gssppisn, cine 8erediisuna
bat.
IS 1T i6tpsr 5u ermeilsn, OBJ Der
uebereaug BON Stein gum Wl.taIl
uberhaupt, ooer Der bon ben tpsi6en
MstaIlen gu bsm bdrteren GiIen bic
grObts um!pdIaung in Der 2eiitunJs'
idbisteii bes Meni4en bsbsutst bat.
,5eonfalIs in es BON beionbsrem SH'
lsreiie. bic GntipifeIuns seraos pes
e:isrnen 3sitaItsrs 5u ermittsln. Sci.
Der Iisssu aud bic gnf6uss bieier
3sit i4oH 70 nett 5uriid, Dab fit
tpenis Siherss barber ausma6en
Idbt. 60 pisI ibsint jstt iiter gu
ftin, bab RE alien glfiprier bic 9ers
psrtung bes Gifens ni9t nur iibsr.
faupt bsreiis iannten, fonbern iosar
l6on SiemIid melt in fsinsr @srars
tsitung sstommen paren. 9eiipislss
psiie Dsriianbeu iie es idpn. eiierne
asttsngIieber Su nerfertigen. Daraus
1T gu ihIieben, baB bic eiisnintur
itris, penn man biefen glusbrud fir
cine 10 tpeit SuriidIissenoe 3eit iibsrr
baupt sebrauasn hiirfts, i'm @nfang
bes eriten .Snbriauieups Dor gbrift;
Seburt bic ainberf4ube bereits auss
getreten bntfe.
auber bem giien ipdren i'm gQs
iertum natiirlia &upfer unb 3inn.
bic Suiammsn bic gron3e ergeben,
unb oas 9lei betannt, ba bieie Res
talle Iei6t aus ibrsn gr5en absus
f4siben iiu6. Wertpiirbis mar bic
Stelluns bss 3inis, bas ben R5msrn
als reines WstaII unbetannt mar,
cbglei9 oas Wsiiing fdon IGngii ees
braudt fDuros. IRAN bsnubte su bei.
len 5eriielIuns ndmIid bns 3inters,
obHe bas WistnII aus biefem srit ab.
Sui6eiben. Die r6miI9en Meifig.
miiu5sn beiisben gu msbr als einem
@iertel aus 3ini, unb trpboem pubs
ten bic R0msr Don oisIem Wetall
nidts. Die 8earbeitung bes glei
oasegeH mar fdOn oiemIi6 fpsii Dor.
eei9ritten. Wan bate and Ihon
fem @ortommen i'm @srsin nit Gils
Fer ermittelt unb oas GiTber aus
tieisn @srbinbunseu gu befreisn ge>
iernt.
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rib bic Siir auf. ttnt bsrsin unO
risf;
.sis iinb anna Stsrnbsrsg"
aitrio, bic 5uiammense5udt mar,
ri9tete ii9 nit 5obeit auf:
sd bin ois 9nronsb pon Stsr'
na>9opinshauien = unb bier =
Ssrr pon 3ranoib = msin 9rGutis
gam"
Der ariminaI6samts IddeIte. er
n anoie iib an paul.
Sinh Sic elmo aud elmer Der
9srupfien2 @sitsrn srIt bat Die anna
Sternbers, bic mir iebr DobI tsnnsn
uno idpn lanss iudsn. o6tpubl lie lid
isst Dos Saar bsablOnO sefdrbt bat
sinsm nItsn Serrn bic 9rieftaihs
entipsnOet."
Dem prin3sn paul iitl ss isbt ME
Sduppeu pon ben 9ussn. sd bab'
ibr e6en Spsi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iipsrsebsn." itummelte sr.
So - na. oann tomm' i5 ia nod
5urs6t." lahte Der geamte. llnb
BauI betam leine 5auisuosr pisoer.
aHna Stsrnbsrs, bic ibrs 5ludt psr'
eitelt iob, mubts bem AriminaIbsnms
ten fplsen. :.
Paul elite bsim. goitIob, bab ni.s
manb Don isinsr glamass stiubr,
Gab sr bic 9aronsbueriObung nod
gebeimeebalteu bntte.
Jlor9en uno 9erbaro iaben aui
osm Spfa. @Iiidlidertpsiie forte Der
!Serstlaps Den @srbaro in Der &iebt
ni6t. Gr iab gang urbsbasIit
gIiidli9 aus. lluo gu britt iab on
Elm Mdoel in sinem ididsn, buntsl.
bIausn faItsupsitsn Sisibs, bic Spen.
SertniGs nit lpsibem Spibsntud, -
uno teine srdbIi9e RoSariidieifs
msbr nit eieIsObreu5afteu unb idis'
fen ShIupfen = ipellis eeihsitslt Oas
braune Saar uno binten in gisosr'
msierSDpf4en seIest. Paul mar sanS
ltarr.
.@as bait bu osnn2- frasts 5IOr'
den.
.Ra prin,l1 rief aesia Gmis.
.Ri6ts mebr DON prin5!" riei
PAUL robiat. .Du, 2sstd, sin Seus
o4is bin i'd setpefen. bl0Oiinns mar
i'd, cine Summbsit bob i'd semadt.
Gber jsBt bin id psrniinftis, uHb ou
biit meiue 2estn!"
unb er iiibts bic 2ssta ab, bab
ibr SorsH uno Ssbsn persing.
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| in psrIiebenbtr aisbe bsIienb, isbs
nod ihrer gtrnnIasuns uno ihrsm
Honnen.@
sd piini9is, id> battle cine
6rsunpin. bic 10 ipri9t, ME sic"
iugte bo bic iungs Jrau leioenf4afts
Ii4 unb Iaut, I'D baiis meins nd4'
fen angsb0rigen. neil fis Don sinsr
nsuen ebs fprsf;su, ipenn iis MID
irGftsn pcIIsn, 70 jung uno biibTa.
fngen iie, cine Mnrtsr ift bisies 2ros
fen phnt gnbe! Gs eab nur einsn
Nann fir mid. unb tpirb nur einsn
fit mid geben. ielnags id atHen
tann. eiHs 5rtuubin absr brnuais
i'd, ia, Jrau,n hubtn ietIii4 oft
msbr gu psrssbm oils Wdnnsr, unD
meine Gssls trunft an Gtninmfeit
unb Ssbnin6t na& Der perfebsnpsn
S9ipsiisr i'm 2eibe.'
.G1peIr i'm 2eibe.1 iuisbsrboIts
Gore 9anisn, blIsb iitbtn, uno
itredte fart uno fparm ibre 5anb
Der anbern tntgeesn.
Gin guiss Wort in cas, esraoe
jsbt in bisisr 3sit, no slsiass erle.
ben uns Jrauen nu9 innsrli4 slsi4
maai. gBsun i9 Sbnen beIien iann,
isit iisbs id Gott isi 0ani. ipas pis'
len ned idipsr fdIIt. Sic Iinb sss
feeneisr als i'd, Sic burfisH Dautter
lperoen, i1 iann's nur nahempfiDs
tsn, oas Wutisrssiiibl, uno, iDHn
ia mir nal SIR iIeiHes gluisrits'
bunsspunbsr onishm biiriis. ieilbas
ben on bsm Sreusn iibsr bas neue.
iuuss 2ebsn, if tate Is serns."
.nnb mir pislIsidt onnn unb tuann
bslIsn, ss ~ etnsm ganssn Nsnihen
gu srSisbsn. iag"
So" iaste 5anftn. .!Sslisn. in
BEN einsn BOrt Iiset Der SnbaIt uns
fsres sanasn 2sbsns. liegt Die Bride
Don @.nf4 ,u Reni4, iusl9sn @e'
ible9is Ct aud lei. etlDas bat is'
ber Su pstssbsn, ipas BEN anosrn
feblt, feline GrsGn,uns iu4sn, finbsn.
anb austsiIsn bafiir Don siseusn
S9dbsn, bic gott uns CAB. Sier
ipirb cine ek baraus, unb ba cine
Jrsunbi4aft, immer absr aisbe.-
Simmer ..... aber ..... Siebe'
ipiebsrboIts bic junse Jrau sri4uts
tert, aIs iie usbsn Der nsusn 3amera'
bin iptiterfdriti. ben aopf su ben
Stsrnsn. uIs rfoiie iis sum sritsn'
mol ibr tuabrss 2iGt.
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grobt aufrsguns berrf8t
in Der flsinen Srtihafi Rortb 5ols
ianD, Wai4., iibsr bic Ra4riht. baE
Ssnbrid Binismuibsr nod am 2sbsH
III. 2sbtusr psriHnnnb Dor sIpeiuno.
Srtibig Jnbrsn unb lieb feline sJrau
unb ainber suriid. Rn9Osm bic Grau
5pansig Sabre nuf feline Riidtebr &c.
ipurtst bntis. hsirottts iis Reinsri
gultsma unb iie Isben auf einsr
Gdrm IN Grip. Stbi bat Ssnrn @ins
ttmuloer cine bon Detroit abstiIitrie
poftinrie srbaIttn pes NBortsfuuts:
sd Bin bsin Batter, bu isnnIt mid
nidt. nber id bin nod am 2sbsn. 81
Sabre aIt unb bsi suttr gsIun6ttit.s
eins abrsfe IN ni4t angsstben. nbsr
Der GGreibsr lGbt merlsn, oab e. be.
abfiatist fsinsr Gamilis sinsn 1siu9
atsuitaiisn
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Ter iIieasnee gfaanlndlen.

@oltsIaaen unb 0oltsmdr@eH fuit
aIlsr @Dlisr fpsiitn, ipi ipsnis be-
iannt fsin biirfte, cine reispoIle Gre
3dblune bon BEN 5ur 1ai9ingsssit
unsrIdbIiasn pfnnniu4en auf. es
III an5unsbmsn, bab bic Gr5dbIrna
BON RubIanb nasssbt uno pie ale
NdrdeH nnb Sassn in ben peridiss
benen QGnbtrn cine bem Settle oes
DpIfes entiprehsnbs DerGnofrung
erfdbrt. % III Ieidt su peritsben
nnb offenbart ben bumcrpollsn Sinn
bes @oliss, pis feline pbantaiie ii@
gerabs ben pfanniu9en iIiebenb pors
fslli. Sisisn ruubIiden. nisbIidsn,
iberaII belisbisn SUDDEN, Der i'm
braunen Gsite luitis i4mort uno
ian5t 80. ipie Ieidt ian5t e aus
Der pfauns binaus. -. limb bas
RGr1en TT fertis: Cine ruifiids
gGusrin badt auf Wunl6 BEE
gauern, ibres gatten, sinsn auhen.
als sr fdOn fsrtis III. iieIIt is iln
ans sytniter gum qbtiiblsu. Der
yIfanntuden roIIt auf sinmaI binab.
auf bic Banl, pon ba auf ben Giur.
BON Jinr 5ur Sir binaus unb bann
bic Sreppe binab auf ben Sof. limb
BON ba l6uft sr meter auf bic ipeits
2nnbitrabe binnus. er besesnst
rcasinanbsr einem Saien, einem
@oif einem pfsrb. sic ipoIlen Jpn
naiiirlih ellen, aber Der pfaHnius
den sntIduii ibnen unb iinst jsbem
eintn Spottpers -. Bis q sinsm
Ju1s bsgssnst, unb biefsr ibsrliitst
Tin natiirliH. .aiebsr pfmntu9:n".
ipri9t Der 5uds, .tomm' ndber unb
feb' bid auf msins S4nouse, bsnn
ih bore jflsdt1. Der pfnnntudsn
tut ss unb iinsi isin GpottIisbfsn.
Der JuGs bantt unb m09te bas
Qiebhen nod sinmol borsn. Der
pfanniuden tut ar4 biss unb iess
ilt ss nm ibn ssf9sbtu.
Sntsrtiiant iinb bic gariantsn
Der Geiaidie bonn .flisbenben"
pfanniuden. ssn Sfprsubsn beiBt
es. Srsi M6bdsn buisH elm audsls
den unb feline bate Cuff, es aus
bsm Sfen su nsbmsn. @dbrsnb fs
baribsr Rnt bislten, entlisf bns
RudsIdfH -. 9a besesHst Is sinem
6aisn, sin.m alien 5unb, sinsm
Shfptin. SEPT III bas Sdipein Der
usbsrliiisr. glbsr ss III bod ni6i
gang 10 ssf9idt, ipie Der in allen
aiften iDOtlssiibts Gu4s. es a.s
linst ibm nur, ben baIben auasn
5u eridnnppen -. bic nnbsre 5Glits
iriiblt iid. ba lie bod ni5t sn!lnufsn |
lam, fisf In bic grbe Elm. Das
Shpsin sili baoon unb ruff isine
S4ipsinesa aamsrabsn su SiIfe. sic
iriibIsu allie 49,. pergsbsHs. llHb iis
ipiibltn Bis auf ben bsutisen Tag. i
Der pfnnntufsn, Der Ii4 In biss
fem JnIgs 70 mitltibIos bsm geesh.
rem Der G6Deine sntsisbi, ssigt iif |
in sinsm nnbersn Sale, uHb sipnr
bissmnl IN Snnnobsr. Deritdnbnis.
poIl unb miileibie: sr snflduft brti
ellen Wsibsrn, bsessnet sinem 9dfsn.
einem Molf, elmer 3ide. einsm pfer5.
nnb isiuer lam ibn srtpiifsn. pa
icmmen bret maifenfinber bss mss
sss unb bitten Jpn bsrsinnisIia:
.9lsib, mir babsn ben sau5en Gag
NOD nibts ssssiisa.s Da biipfts ber
pfanniumsn ben ainbrn In BEN
a0rb uHb Iisb Ii4 siisu.... !
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: Der giIIioe. - gor

Der giIIige. Bauer Gin
Der Bu9banDluna): Sd m04f en-
&ateaismus fir min Sunsen.
9udbdnbler: giuen eDangsI;f1sn
ober einen tatboIif5eng
Bauer: Nat iolI sr tOiten2
8n9bdnbler: Der epnugslIde 40
pfennis. Der totbolifhe As pfennis.
Bauer: Damn sebt en- eSaaseIi.
f9en.
3peioeutte. sd babe ses
fern meiueu appf nit R0ntsenifrnbs
len untsrin9sn Iahen. 80"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-02
BRITISH AIR RAIDERS BOMB
GERMAN MUNITION PLANTS
Also Drop Tons of Explosives on
Billets and Airdromes Behind
Lines in Flanders.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-oerman muni-
tions factories In Bavaria have been at
tucked by British airplanes. an official
statement issued tonight says. British
alrmen also dropped bombs on German
blllets and airdromes behind the lines In
Flanders. The statement says;
"Our airplanes co-operated success
fully In raid carried out by our In
fantry yesterday afternoon northeast Of
Loos. firing several thousand rounds
from their machine guns and dropping
bombs on hostile troops In the com
municstion trenches.
During the day Ave tons Of bombs
were dropped by US on Roulers. causing
fires and explosions, and on many hos
tile billets At night two and one-half
tons were dropped on airdromes In the
mel ghborhood OF Courtral. the airdrome
at Gontrode and on the railway stations
at Roulers. Thourout and Courtrai. Two
trains we're attacked from a low height.
One OF them was derailed and the other
was destroyed completely, Several hos
tile machines were brought down.
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FRENCH AV|ATORS
SHOOT DOWN 10
GERMAN PLANES
Artillery Battle North of the
AiSne-British Improve
Their Position.

PARIS, Nov. 2-Ten German arr
plares were brought down yesterday
by the French, or compelled to land
in damaged condition, the War Office
announces. Following is the text Of
the War ONCE statement:
North OF the Aisne there was IN
termittent artillery fightirg. We dis
persed enemy detachments which at
tempted to approach our Ines in the
region OF ChevrcuX.
Enemy attacks on our small posts
at the Main de Massges, near Ia
hure and north Of ~. Mihiel, were
without success. Patrol encounters
on the left bank of the Meuse en-
abled us to take prisoners.
ION Nov. two German alrplanes
were brought down by our pilots and
n third by our special cannon. Fur
thermore. seven enemy machines were
compelled to land In damaged con-
dition
"Our bombardIng squadrons threw
down many bombs on the railway
station nt Mulheim, the aviation
grounds at Bchlcstadt; munltlon de-
uots at Ruffach and Wepereimthal
and the railway station at Thion-
vile.
"In rcprisal for the bombardments
OF Dunkirk, seventeen of our air
planes dropped $500 Kilograms $500
pounds) OF projectilcs on the town
Of ofenburg. in the Grand Duchy of
Baden"
LONDON. Nov. 2.-In minor opera j.
tions yesterday the British slightly inn
proved their positions south and west
OF Passchendaele and southeast OF
Poclcappellc, the War Once announces
| Prisoners were taken,
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Miss Rogers was slashed on the
right shoulder, but she went To Po-
lice Headquarters and helped Identify
Karasinsh, after having her wound
dressed at the Broad street Hospital.
Miss Fox has a slight cut on the right
side Of her face. and Miss DE Jongh
escaped with scratch about two
inches long on the left side of her
neck. The knife just grazcd her.
All the attacks took place on the
east side Of Broadway between Full
ton and Beaver Streets. occurring at
time when Broadway and all the
abuttlng streets are literally jammed
with men and women
Miss Riley was the first victim.
She had just finished her lunch in a
restaurant and was walking south
when, about opposite tho Singer
Building, she felt pain in her cheek.
She put her hand to her face and
found blood pouring forth.
II. French Of No. 95 William Street
was within a few feet OF Miss Riley.
but did not see the attack, lie called
Traffic Policeman Big DICK" Daley,
who carried Miss Riley to the ONCE OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company at No. l72 Broadway. She
was taken from there to the hospital
Miss De Jongh told OF her expert
ence as the ambulance was leaving
She said she was iostled by man at
Broad and Wall Streets and later
two girls with her told her that her
neck was bleeding
Then the crowd realized slasher
was at work Detective Savage and
Policeman Roberts took Miss d,
Jungh back down Broadway to see
| II she could flnd the man They were
passing wall Street when she
clutched the detectives arm and ,ried
out.
There he is ON the corner"
The policemen grabbed KarasinsNi.
who put tpp a fight but was quickly
oVorpOwered, The crowd pressed
about him and tried to attack him.
I but the policemen got him to the sta
/ tluu house unhuTt.
/ 1t was not until karasinski hau
been arrested that word reached
1 Headquarters OF the attack on tn,
, two other women. Miss Rogers wa
| slashod as sho was turning into EN
| change Place from Broadway an,
Miss Fox in front OF No $50 Broad
way.
In view Of the fact that the ad.
dress given by karasinsM is in tn,
ncighborhoOd OF whore two Childrcr
, were killed by a ripper two years az
the police questioned him about thVs,
| crimes lie insisted he was in Pitts
| burgh AT that time.
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PlMLIC0 WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-SrlhnE, maiden two
year olds; six furongs -,icorgr starr
10 (kummcD, straight Si25O. place
$3.50. show $3.50, hrst; 'phtlaris, ilj
(Buxton). place S39O show 81 30. sec
ond; Oononr, ~ CObcrD. show 81 80
third Tmo-ll6 'TiCko'uttr. Happy
SMILES, Mlr~ Peep 'rlppu Sahib
'Beuupre. portIa, Lady Small. solar
issa. 'Aldcharray. Tolerance. jim
Hoey, Nhipporwill ana Dryer also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Mt WASHINGTON
selling stccplechasr, fuur-yoar olds
two miles and a half -npuhIet IA.
lIayncs), straight $40. place 50. show
81 ~, hrst, The Brook. li6 truck), place
S37O. show $3.50, second, New Haven
ll2 Crawford, show A1D third Time
Jll. 'Supcrman Roddrst Welsh King
Rhomb, Abdon 'Melos, Royal spinner
kitty also ran.
TIuRD Selling; three-yenr-
olds and upward six furongs King
Worth. llS PcaD. straight Sll. place
$50, show 81, first, Toruhb,arcr' ilg
"a. Collinsl, place 81 50, show So 90
seconds Jock Scott, llS, tObertC. show
$40. Timr-lll SO. six Rird Rond
ncog. Sir william, Johnston cleaning
'Onwa, Top o the Morning. 'Cachei
also ran.