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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12
MONT BLANC CAPTAIN
DESCRIBES COLLISION
Places Blame for Ramming OF Mn.
milton Ship at Halifax
Upon Imo Grew.
SIGNALS ARE DIsREGARDED
French Steamer Indicated Course
AMI Followed Pilotage Rules in
Keeping TO Starboartl, but Belgian
Vessel Fails TO Turn Out.
IRy Associated Press. F,

! llALlFAN. December ia descrip.
t!on or wha, took place on the French
Steamship Mont Blanc is contained In
statement issuod horc to day by tho
master ot the vessel. Captain l.amedoc.
The master places the blame for the
collision on tho Norwegian belgian re-
lief ship I,No.
we had on board nearly 5000 tons
OF frciSht. mostly explosives" Captain
l,amed said. The ballast tanks were
TILED with water. LII tho forward hold
was stored ricric acid: ,hen came
steel hulkhead, and I'm the next hold
WAS T. y. T., y high explosive. We also
had 7. y. L. in tho third hold On top
OF the forward deck were stored about
twenty barrels OF benzol over the picric
acid with steel dtck in between.
! III was clear morning. The wator
was smooth. and we were 81 half speed
on the starboard side toward the Bed
ford Basin. There were no vessels in
our course until we sighted the Belgian
relief ship limo coming out OF the Fed
ford Basin and headed for the Dart
mouth shore. She was more than two
miles away at the time We signaled
we would keep the Mont Blanc on the
starboard tack going UP TO the basin.
where we weco 10 anchor.
we headed n little more inshore. so
az 10 make clear to the limo our pur-
pose. She signaled that she was COM
, Ing on the port. which would bring her
on the same side with u.s. We were
keeping TO the right, or starhoard. ac-
cord!nG to pilotage rules, and could
not understand what the limo meant.
But we kept on our course. hoping that
she would come down rs she should. on
| the starboard side. which would keep
her on the Halifax side or the harbor
and the Mont Blanc OH tho Dartmouth
side.
mo CONTINUES HER
COURSE TOWARD MONT BLANC
"Bat 10 our surprise the limo kept
coming down on the port side. so we
signalcd again. We saw there was
danger of collision. and signalcd TO
stop tho engines. at the same time veer.
I ing slightly TO port. which brought tho
two vessels with starboards parallel
when about 800 feet apart
Then we put the rudder hard aport
to try 10 pass the limo before she should
come on us, and ut the same time the
Imo reversed engines. A she was light
and without cargo. the reverse brought
her around slightly to port.
This brought her bow pointing to-
ward our starboard, and as a collision
was the inevitable we held the Mont
Blanc SO she would strike al the for
ward hold. where the pcric acid was.
substance which would not explode,
rather than have her strike US where
the T. y. T. was stored.
/ The limo cut Into us about a third
through the deck and hold. and the
! benzol poured into the picric acid, ig-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12
Chnrxea Mlth rh.st

Maggie Lee. age thirty-four years
a coiored woman. was arrested by De.
teCtiNeS kellam and rinslny YestnrdaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12
L1vEL1 Ar r.EnY DUEL
4 on E'LASDr.nS FRONT

BERLIN, December IL tvia r-ondon),
--onN the Flanders front in Franco
lhcres was lively artillery duel. the
1crnia, cf,c:al statement issued to-
day Gays.
onithe Italian f,cn' there was ac-
i've .:gunhre on both sides OF the
HrenEa River and along the lower
piave.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

A-miirnugEst- Gtiis Grnw,. ClIiiarn Esi-.-
lerrasn.
DiaIut1ra.. -Fii,ar 4r;Inr Ear- IL,
Drown. Ealpif MiiHln; Mr. E4.uwus
Evaiina Eh:Aar-san; Il diiHIEtirsr, Col
sttH Erwin SiIsslzl, u nlsig.tbGr s.rs,
Fay LirnmearnaIE
The WfHr at Elia Flowers wTH rap
rssaslresf nv -vas1rylcvu lr1Iis girls.
HiZ i;i1ilfHiIGna. sE DuunIaH, HE Vin-
IafxH one HEiTY and ts1re4. MAIDS,
The uIesf-H we're pit.aatssE with Els
ENTERTAINMENT ami the war;E ra1isatad
nIIcIl cres;in lpaIn tie rI.aciIss 1Hr the
excellent training g-ygn tire children
ArTDr,1ar war-Hn Il 1rr ami
sIaIlngrEpi1ar III EIEnfltan, wgra 1Ilsi.-
1esH vtsiturzs I'D I.ia gnIrr dGrIse Hrls-
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MiasEsH Efsiau anG Marion Lasfsr or
West Eaiur. wiaitetf Trar SUNDAY with
heir r8I1r. Mr. -araIf g-axruil. Mssa
nar1iln nas aagsprad 4 POSITION aI
lllv with tia Eiiiua ladies' etlirI-
1ruqvIa nanlf. AMI znsH the last Ut
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9yar-ing with ElIa 1aIlI Gil liz anIr ar
Eanaaa, Nt.Ilr-a44sa and sHver-fI GT1sr
Western starEs. saIne. Z TisH MaT,nu
rtseairest nf4r musical hifss-rrGriunH aT
Siarar " CzniIlIIs af Eiana, and Iaa
4i10wn nar+sstf raitsur, aa arzeasssn bw
all wia hare md tfte plaass1rs af
learIrIg Isr play Ear m;LIlT E,,fslGsE
IN GEIiH cururr WISH Ear nar mlIriI
popularity IN rtss GslaufaIItrIa d,aid.
The tf1IInwarg cases warH heaI.r
aefhrs GuiutT TIdga Il W Duunaul
an the April Earm M Lila EsInGnG4
9aIInrlE gndrT
Raapia VS. Erssf WdTfsr-ghlld
Information dI4d- iail
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sar HsazTH ur dIs written amended
nuIian ami afIf;lvif MnEsnn hlr cum
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sallss GanfauII1sa Cd usx1 uru nr
,nIiI-r- Mdf-nu lT gtIuesf af-uluaw an
1E.s-s4ti- rliaE an allowances pa madtt. Hlr
ne EsiuEar- 1E Eaieu Wurtev and
iailea-- Farfev during rsfa na1tfauGv
s.ass ssssssiiss. iiiisiT I1I dIIurillL III
he cu,ITI max dEEsr-nIne.
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inflammation fIt..fs
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

AMONG LIE 5aszrs-5-u II I-EaE1aZEEzrEzas
winch gaiI1nnH IIII-azEzr-- II Ter EEzzz zE--
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tod. Ez Ir1uTes tie gaL II -T1ltaef states g7za-
missioner Ut EiTIcari0r Elazrc1 70 -Eza- 5zzaa8s
tG make IN educational sslznza5e-z -Tlr -rzss5
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school pupils. Dir Iezva-z- se-slss frar herr -zr
be graaT waste mt zaITra 10 sa-s,7r-= he r.
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operative effort 70 8r-aEraza 7rr7la zsvzes-fsr7r
for children j wor'z-- fHd % ~ -1la@ Mir
community toa raa4ize hist re zs,7ar5 - IN
active agent N toGd -r0Gucr5an lie -zr-ft.z.
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that tad "a to Be farming. 3r1 t. -=Tfl "a IKE
less for Little William CORNING -n7IfH .soass
twelve OF kanEaIeer H. ~ srsat-- MS. 5f+sEs-
spade into his back v#rCi I,esar,a -sr,. ...., g
mIrlng parents individual rll7o4-rsrizef -,,.-.
on land not properly PREPARED. 2-r, s,-c.,ft-,,-.
may be worse than Useless H. MAJ -l. ,--.er.
wasteful.' .
Dr. Dewey urges that the sch,,rls. -rs.s,-,. ~ .
lay take stock of what can ba rfras r,,, -e,,a,5
dren OF proper ages and make =. I-7-a;,,... -
tematlzlng this work to prevent -,-.,a,.,.
fort and material. This is sevsT1E. s..- ~,
ter no scattered playing at rarr7a-,s ,.l.;.,.
wastes seed that is needed and n.errrS-- -.
that IN real supervised gardening r7fc,Es -
duce good vegetables and good educat5o,- = ~,
same time. 10 .+''
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

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Marv EaEer-7s RiIla1arr, Wnd II Known III 4
skilled 1115lieisf- n1fas ensIuanE statement &c
the vifv-uaut wflIgn size leisvas Is amt slGllft
.Es 5F1.IE eff Axuesrieal1 maGiar;1adst rala1Ta ia
n1ilIra1rv t,sf4n9a arga11izEslrn hazltsiiai1,f
has EEaast EliH f4cr4 III RrIctGa H. well Is III
1acrv one qf der SONS Is alralnt rgFes,re1l1l
4ervIae IlltI alGGiIer to- aI1l1EsE- A1I NILS
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tsa411irnlt 5lH best Wa EI IE-H 10 51Iz1gstll1sr
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

10 r1as. as fzInrFss At vTI1-u 5B 1T4. 4era5I.h OF
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07


lCa1l4 lrIEsS COMMENT
Y Marziiallfuwu Times Republican
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ss.s-.prtuu -ztsetr mn 40 III tie casa Ir
lacraielI-E E-a4 sarlitt4ntIr riiilli{as Il man
stimuli tn suInaEttiug 5lr MS Gmlnr-E.
e-GEt;Ir HsrsrfttH dslIzaIre. Mayor
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salrTli Heed il Ter i lt4sr IiII;iSEEg-Iils
string aT I.-aat rgnsiIas strength ~ ia
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-07
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06
Hand Pain ted Hat.

BY BETTY BROWN
Fashion calls many things simple
which are not simple at all This
lovely hat, of a type universally be-
coming, seems simple enough, but it
is painted by hand in a most artistic
and therefore costly way.
The brim is of chiffon bound with
straw braid.
Hand-painting as applied to 1917
HIS PLACE
I'm surprised to hear you say
that you don't enjoy motoring with
Mr. Twobble"
Its because I see so little of him,
you know" said Mrs. Twobble.
But if he's with you"
That's just it, He isn't with me.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06

Wait not to be backed by numbers.
Wait not till you are sure Of an echo
from a crowd. The fewer the voices
on the side of truth, the more dis
tinct and strong must be your own!
Charming.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06

millinery has nothing in common,
except the paint, with the stenciled
decorations of a year ago. This
springs foliage and flowers are deli
cately tinted and shaded.
Embroidery is also used on hats
when a fiat trimming is desired.
Another novelty is leather cut
work in floral patterns showing
bright colors underneath.
Most of the time he's under the car.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
Local Happenings.


William Kreger was up from Clear
Lakeelas Friday, attending to bust
ness matters.
Lake Kampeska froze oyer last
Sunday night. excepting in a few
spots, here and there.
DR.. Albert Storlie spent last week
lin Chicago, renewing acquaintance
and on business matters.
Mrs. S. K. Leen OF Jamestown, N.
D., was in the city list week, a guest
at the home Of MI. and Mrs. Oscar
Lerdahl.
Mrs. Alex Dawson returned last
week from ReYillo, S. d. where she
visited at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. p. @. Church.
Mrs. Matt DeVifle and son were
over from Bemis last week, guests at
the home of Mrs. Deyille's parents,
MI. and Mrs. Matt Kirseh.
Must have second hand furniture
ali once, also some second hand soft
coal stoves. Big prices paid. Lau-
id~enschlager. Phone 22S9
Mrs. IL H .Vath of ST. Cloud, Mimi,
was inthe city the fore part OF the
week, attending to business matters
and renewing acquaintance
Wanted, a married ii to work on
farm, also a single man. Dofan kre-
ger 900 North Maple, phone 4fo7.
2l-22
Mrs. Earl McRath. lei EdnaHar-
f1rlsFa ~ ME- 1rr,s NJ Tysrtfo1 Il = IA n.