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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
2lmf friiber That
@nrSe seitern absnb elm Straiems
+ rdnbsr au Der giaes mno 5imblap
Strake eriuiidJt.

Polijiit Charles 9renner bonn
oritieu Diitrift bate geiiern 9lbeno
segeu baIb eff llbr, ais er iid gernoe
auf Gem &ege gum Oiertlt beinno,
0as Slid einen StraBenrduber auf
iriidIer Sbat 5u erlpiideu uno aud
0iHgfeit 5i uladlen
9renner fam Die 1inoIap Strobe
IN oitliher 9iiAtilng entlang, ols er
an Der areii5tng Der Gace StraBe ge'
raSe biii5ufam, iDie elm Strabenr1ils
Der iein Sbfer aitsplinoerte. 81
itellfe natiirli6 iofort cen Hdi,ber,
Der iidD aud obne tDeiteres in iein
Stifinl ereab lrno in Der Boli5eiitas
ton oes oritteu 4iitrifts ieinen gla-
men ols Charles COB, BON 3o. 1862
Gin StraBe, Gugab.
0ds Spfer beS Rnilbgeiellen mar
Charles =. geder, pom yfo. 1908
Sinn Str1Be, 9eipeIen, ben COP an
Der ode ser sSinolap un0 9toce StrnBc
aneefaaen uno hit porgeboltenenl
siepoluer I'M feline ans $3.25 bette.
benSe 9narid)oft 6eraubt bate.
sSsn Der goIi5eiitation, no 6ob BEN
2eutnanf aeiOel ge9eriiber oen Rnlb'
anfall obne Deiteres 5ugeitano, MIR
0e er pom 2eutnant 9efragt,, mic piel
er ieinem Spfer obaeuonuneu babe
Gas rpeiB i'd nift~, Inutete Die ant-
mort" 31hlen Sie 6as gelo.
2nitt SOB 9lHgnben, fam er crit Dor
nierSebn 2agen BON Columbus bier
her.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
SerbansniBbullem Serlami
Tabm am soitrtaa gIberlo cine auto
mobilfabrt oon Cincinnati nab
Dem Comp Sberman

GbilIicotbe, O., 80. Oftober.
SsnioIge zines sliltonlobiluniaIls nlf
Der Syabrt bon Cincinnati uad oem
Camp Sberman am Souttag gLberto
6efiuoet Iih @iainm 9unaI bon
Cincinnati nit einem ShdOelbru9
uno ae6rot,ener ainnla0e in. .gefdbrz
Iitern 3uitdiloe I'M 9d3arett I'M
Camp Sbermn, uoo nuber ibm iiitO
orei ipeitere 9etpobner Gtnctnnati's 8
Degeu erlittener gerIesaasen bier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
Sie 2laiirtem fnumen sSta'
lien 5u pile.
Sagt bic aOnbonsr .Sima" an pro
minenter SteIls.

/. GOnbOn, 20. Sft. Der FOlssnbs
artitel eri6isn am Wontag an 9srs
Dorrasenber Stens in Der Zines:
.Gs 1T 9ruHb fir bic 4nnabme
OOr6anOen, oab be triiI6e gage an
Der itdlitniI9sn Gront Don Der brttis
i4en unb fran8oiif6n Jtegisrang
prompt in grpdguns se3ogeH tperoen
Diro. Dem 0ernsbnlen no1 psiB Der
itaIienti9e Obertomm0nOeur 6ereits,
baB sr auf bic prompte ausgiebisits
lluteritiiBung re9nen t0nns, bic bic
2laiirten I'M Stanoe iuO, ibm automs
men gu la6eu."
Die .atmes' iast fe-isr: .Uit
i9iden BEN italisHifdeH 9olt bic
Ra9ri4t, baB es bur6bOlten IOQ, S:nn
bic nDibige 5ilf. fuirb ii4srl4 toHz
men. Stalien bari ni6t unb pirb
ni9t Der 5rii9ts bes enoliheu Sisgss
beroubt perbeu, fir ben ss 10 lGuse
unb 70 tapfer setdmPft Dat. 3i:
Sfon3osStont III i'm tpobriteu Stnne
beg Mortes unire Grot, sbeuIois5r
tpie bic Somme, uno ieBt, od lie 5u'
idmmsnasbro6en 1T, mullen mir Obns
3eitreridumnib unfer UIoglialtes
tbun, Inn ben Gdaben tpisosr gut gu
mafen. gs in fein Gruno fir
2llarm OOrbanben, Is mug aber iebr
prompt unb nit Deiter 9OrausIi8t ges
bdn5elt peroeu."
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master at Cincinnati on October 90
1917. as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30

feitgebalten. iSrdulein Iarsaret 9e6s
oens erIitt e6erfaQs cine idtpere
S6doelOerleblmg. S5br 9ater, @il-
liam 8eOoens, 8og ii6 Gueti6lmger
am &opfe lmo I'M @eiidJte 5u uno
Charles Sfpegum erlitt cine 8ers
lesurg oes anies. glnoere SSr1iaiien
oes 4utono6ils, Sarrp @aroering,
SerbeH uri6 g8iqiam S5ariing u1O
@us <nfenr0qer, entfamen nit let6s
tereu 8erleBunger.
glls Der SSiibrer Der Wai6ine etnem
mt6eren 2lutOmobil ausDeiden tDOq'
te, gerieth iein Sabr5elg ius 8leiter
uno foai6irte init eineu1 SelepbOHa
%foiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30

ben. gr ertldre ieinei qtnfpefenbsit
in Der @Gbe Der nmeritdnti9en 9rds
BEN bnrnit. bab er in Der 0uHfelbeit
ii6 berirrt bdbs, unb faets, baB bic
beutfde SolOotsn ni9ts b1pon tpuB=
ten, bob 2tmerifaner an Der Jront
cher iiberbaupt in Grantreih ieien.
Gk OffBisrs bitten tbneH bas pors
enthalten.
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master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917. as required by the Act of Octo-
her Eth 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
2lbfplmte &pntrDae
Btrb bic Rsgierung nod bem sriteH
gtOOsHber ii6er ale 9rOBi4G4s
tereien dusiibeH.

Y tI v, 80. ~lIppeI. <llI
Muntag puroe OffiSiea augetiiubigt,
paB iebe groBf6ld4terei i'm &onbe
inter RegierunsstontroGe Ttebe, uno
SaB bieie &OntrolIe nab benz 1. gOs
tembet cine a6iOlute iein perbe, ba
bic 4Hlagen oann unter Qi3enieu be-
trieben pirbsn.
Die 2ntiiubigurg purbe bor So
iepb g. Cotton, benz Gbef Der 6leii9z
abtbeilung Der Ra9rungsmtttel ab>
mtnitration, uub BON Profeifor Gbars
les Wfcgartbp Don Der llniperIitdt BON
Wisconiin, bem psri0nIi6en 8srtrez
ter bes Rabrunesmittel Qomtniitraz
tOrs 9oOber, gemaht. geibe Ssrreu
tpnren poaenlang nit elmer 11nterius
dung Der 9roBidId3:ereieu GbicagOs
bsI9dftigt getpeIen.
Die ResieruHg tputrpIItrt bic ges
lnmmten @roBi9IG9tereieH bes 2uns
Res" iagte profsfOr RcGort5p am
Montag. pSie that bies i6on iett stz
niger 3eit, aber nab bem l. NODsm>
ber, mann bic SrobIdIGater i6rs @es
'6dfte unter elmer 2iSens betretben
piro bic aOntroGs zine obGoIute iein
0abura perben Toipo6l fir ben Gar'
mer nls fir bas pubGtum gers9tt
9}retie geii4ert.
sir ben 5armer unb 8S95ii9ter
iueroen preiIe seFhert iDerberr, bic Iie
au psrmehrtsr Sfiidprobutticu err
mutbiQen tperbeu, uno fir ben aons
fumsntsn fol6e, tpeI4e tbH bupOr Be-
pa6rsu, egOr6itnnte PretIe bsa9ler
gu miifen.
.llnTsr 3iel iIt, 5armsrn gu oaruus
ttren. baB fe fir bic @ermebrung IL
reg 8ie6ss rei9Ii6e gntf9dbisuna
erbuIten. mir miiHsn msbr @ieb bus
BEN, penn mir ben 9rieg getptnnen
unb Oerbtnbern puIIn, baB bic
Sleiffprsiie cine 6D5e errei6en, bic
fir bas publitum uneri9pinsIif
iinb.1
sSn turSsr 3eit iperben in ben Qns
tiinbigunsen Der RubruugsmitteI>abs
minifiratiou audi Glsiidpreife erEaeis
nen.
. 0oppelmOrb unb SeI6 Z,
mprD.
9loomingtO 0 n, Sno., 90. DIT.
Der Sormer 2llbert WoIben tD0iet,
ieiue 9attin nnb beren 9ruber, Subr
SoiDtins, unb f6pB fi9 banu TeIbt
cine &ugel in ben &ppf. ssruu @al'
ben bate cine S6eiounsstlage etnse'
reidt unS fib setpeigert, gu tbren
Nanus suriit5ute9ren.
9rei Perfonen 6ur9 Gin.
bre6er tDbtlt6 se,
f3Offen.
Rep gort, 20. Oft. Dim @prnt.
tag 2(ben6 tpurbe Sarrb Regensbers
ber Better zines S9reibmaterialiena
2aoens, i'm Sumpfe nit aipei Gtrbre-
9ru, tpeIds Ii9 3utritt 5l ben HGlt:
men binter bem 2oben er5paugen,
inmmt ieiner 9attin unb Ieinem grus
Der bur6 Sdiifis t6btlid perIest. @i'
ner ber Ginbre6er ipurbe beripunoet,
Der anbere enttam. Regeusbers unb
isiue Grau ipuroen esiaofen, als fis
iid oegen bic gin6ringltnge Debren
ppllten, urrb ais Reeensbsrss Sruoer
su Sile fam, erbielt au9 er einen
Stub. Sn Soipital puroe ertldrt,
bub ale orei iterben tperben.
10 MaIfeperpaIter a fir 9 q u
berein ernannt.
Gbicosp, 20. Stt. 9ie PEOPLES
9uilbing &, 9oon Qfociation, Die al
tsife SrganiIation ihrer 4rt in SGj.
mis-, befinost Ii8 in ben 6dnoen bes
Stoatss4ubitprs RuiIen, tpel9er s
9. aopoIsti gum NafieperpaIter eri
ndnnts. So bunbeIt iih nm elm De,
fi3it BON 1882, 900.
Die Srenniinttpn srlieB am Mon
toe cine Grtldruns, in tpelder es
beibi, bab cine llnteriufnIug bsr Si'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
Sapitdn BON 2urfner
Som benz beu!f4en 9an
bels5erf6rtr rSeeabler"
in 9efaRgeui DAFT.

in 9efaRgtui DAFT.
Gin Safen i'm pa5ifts
f9en SStan, %. Sttu6er. &apis
tan bon 2udner, Der Sommanbeur Oes
osutifjen 9anSsls3srit0rers r5ess
ubler-, nurbe ON 21. September IN
fer Gdbs Der 6ibIdt SHieIu OOH
Jibid,i &Onitu6krn sefangsn gss
nommen, tDie eiH pd6reno bes cages
tisr aHgetOmmsner 0dmpfer beri4tet.
Siinf Wonn bon Der geiusung bes
,Seednler tpuroen NIT benz &apitdn
gefangsn senpmmsH. Die 9euti3en
tsfaubsn iia in sinem bstpafinsten
Totorboot uno purOeu Don ben &Ons
itablsrn Dsrfulgt, bic ii5 an 9Orb bes
Dampfsr5 ramra" befanben.
Ditie Ra6ridt bsitdtigt cine d6ns
li6s 9epeihe, bic Dor sinigsr 3eit pOp
quitralisn eingstrOffen lit.
gecs aus ben ii6risen Mannf5afs
Ten BON BEN .Sesabler gstporben iii,
if nitt bstaHnt. Ginem @erii6t 5us
foIse beftnOsn iis ii4 uuf etuem be-
Idlasnabmten Seselidiff ouf Der See.
0i: g2a9ri3t BON Der Strnnbung
pes rSeeaolsr" an Der Jniel WOpeba
fraf am 4. Sttober IN Ddi3ingtou
ein.
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master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Oampfsr Der s SorPebirur 9
eHtgaHgen.
2OnSon, 20. DIT. Der 9amPfer,
auf pel4em ii9 bic Gmerttanii9er
SenatoreH Sobn .. aenorid DON
D1omtina uno Diaiam g. &enpOn
bon Coma, fotpie oie ReprGieHtaEteN
Ssom 3. Rpgers bon WtoFa3uis unn
sSalnes g. parter Don Rem gOrt pes
fanben, tpurbe an Sonitog nabe Der
Sifte BON Dales BON eiuem beittIhe
Sau9boot ansegriffeu Die &anoEis'
re auf bem 0ampfer erDffneten isooG
Iofort Seuer, unb bas Sall9Soot
tuu6te unter, ebe es 3ett batts, stn
5Orpsbo ab3uf4iebsn
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master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, l9lx
0us aansIsromt ioI ibm
augebOtsn p orben fem.
slmHerbam, 20. Stt. Cine De-
peI6e aus Berlin iagt, baB 8raI
9eorg BON SsrtIing, Der bapertde
gremierminifer, Der tir5li6 aIs
mpgli9er gaafutssr bss Rsi4Stanjs
lsrs Du Mi6aeIis eenannt tpuroc, IN
Berlin ungstommeu lei. Die 9eptl4'
iagt, oob er sIsifseitis nit Or. UtEs
bcelis BON bem Gatier @iIRsIm sms
pfangen poroen lei.
Die 3situng am Wtittog iast, oaB
bog aonsleramt benz @rafsn ron
Sertlins angsbotsn pOrben lei, Der iIa
9eit gum 1ebsrlegsn ousbepunssIl
babe.
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Temti6lanb
Coll eiHsn 8sriua ses
ma6t baben, bic aILtirs
ten 3u feporiren.

ten gu eporlren.
2onoon, 20. Sftobsr. .2d Wes
'rOpole", cine in bieiiger StaOt Ders
affsn.lidte bslsifbe Ssituug, .rtIdrt,
hdB elm 8erIu3 Der Geuti3en bic
4aiiitsn 5u iepurireu, bon benz belgi'
itsn Minifer b.s aeubsren, Baron
bon grOgnspia,, 5uriidsepisfsu pprs
Zen ist. 9isisr 3eitIng 3ufolge ioll
9euti6lanb Dor aursem 8slgien sinen
f5risbrnsangsbot ssHia9t' baben. Sie
bebuuptst, bnB Der 1ltbsr6rinser Ses
Observation-Disclosures Elm belgii6er Sns
buitrislIer unb grobtapitaliit setpsier
iei, Der perf6uIi9 nit bem Niniitsr
ktonnt mar, Der NIT ibm IN einem
Barrier Sotsl 3uiammeutraf. Der
Gmifdr foI bort geIagt baben, Sub sr
ppn benz Baron BON Der camden, BEN
iuribiI9en gsiitanb Der bsuti6sn R.'
gisruns in gsIsieu. ernddtigt tporbsu
lsi, bor5uI6las.n, baB bal6offbisG:
bslsiids unS fran56fifde DsleSatsu
nit SsutIfen Selegatsn in Bern 5us
fammsntreffsn TolIten, nm fi9 bort
auf cine Bats fir einsn permansntsu
Jrieben 5u einigsH.
Die folsenben Prdfiminnr gsoins
gungsn purben uutsrbreitet: 4nsriena
nung Der unabbGnsisieit Belgisns;
gntI6dbiguns fir Oi. Rriessausgus
ben; gntfhGbisuug fir ben auserids
teten arieasidaosn in llebersinFims
munc nit ben belsii4en @eieben unb
Ginberufuna elmer Griebenstouferen3
IN 8riiiel unter bsm @oriiB bss &9s
nigs Gilbert.
Baron be groqus0ills, fast bic 3sis
iung pereitsIte oieisu 0erfu9, bic
9laiirien gu Rparirsn.
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master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Sin frans0fif4ts III rtb.tI
ii6er bic Sage in
Stalteu.
garis, 29. Stt. Die Gag. in
.StaIien ipirb Don bsm MiIitdrs6o4s
mann Der ~5smps" iUts fplst bsi4ries
ben:
Die 5iferrsi&ia sosutf1e SfisniiDe
an Der italienii6sn 5ront snttpidslt
iicb nit beunrubigsHosr gnersie. Ter
is1te JliissI bes 6einbes, Der in bic
1bdIsr einbrinst, bic auf 45sioa aasz
ldufen, BAT eiDioals errei9t. Gi.
j1mmtliden itcIienil3en Sruppen Guf
nem gainbi35a PIateau uuo auf Seln
Gario, bis an bic See binu6, bon Ell
nsr llm5inseIung bsorobt, iparm g:s
sipunssn. Die Rsgionen gu ntrlahen.
bic Su erobern ibnsu 10 ptel Wliibs ses
tritst bat. Sic ,iebeH iih in iDsitIiCtsr
Ridtung iiber ben S5ion3o 5uriid.
..Sn sleider Wsiis, ME bic Seuts
I5en ben SsItsrrsi6ern gu Silfe i1s
men. iperben bic 2tliirten Die itaftsuis
ihe armee untsritiiBen, bic an Sags
ltamsnto cine Yertbeibisungslinie fin=
cen pirb. an Der. pie man bOift, ss
aelinssn miro. bic italieniihs polis
tion pieber btrsuitelIen, fuis mir uns
iers an Der MarHe ipieber bsrgsiteut
.baben.
sGs iit rbtr teins 3eit 5u btrlisreH.
GibibaIs Iisgt nur % RsiIsu Ron
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90. 81. gsafmnn unS 6arriion 6.
Stasmdu inbOFirt ipOrben. Gsrnsr
ertldrte ii6 bns Rommittse ou9 nod
IN gunifen bss neIen itGbtiittn
nreibriefes.
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der bon 5arrtiOn &eIIep Ser Dfer3ig
Sabre lang SetretGr Der Sr9aHila'
tim geipeIen mar, srgeben babe, baB
0erIelbe 5peierIsi giiter gefii6rt boz
Be, uHO baB ben geftdnOen DON $122,s
900 @erbinblidteiteH in 90be Don
5000 gegsniiberiteben. &saeg
ftnr5 prr apet NO6en infOlgs Grs
trintsns; bic 9ei6poreneu bes GorO'
ners batteu isinen Sob auf einen lIn'
aIii6sfaQ 8uriidasfIhrt.
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 90,
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
slnseblide rupaliitiidJe gsridiuOrHHs
in BariS.

garis, 80. Sftober. Gie Smtss
Suhungen i'm SSntereiie Der @rlmrs
aiing BON gemeisnlaterial betrefferlo
cine ongebIifje nlonarbiitiife 8ers
ihDorung oauerten am Wiontag an.
Seon 9auoet, 0em 2eoafteitr 6es ro'
paliitii6en Organs r9'glftion franz
caiie", auf oeiien Bureaus am Sonns
tag cine Rn5Sia Deranitaltet Duroe,
mnr6e am 0tontag nift geitattet, iei'
ne @obuuna 5u oerlaiien uno es
muroe Elm 95oli5iit Dor oerielben alIts
geiteat, uel6er oerbir6ern ioa, oab
2ali0et g}eri9terItatter enIpfange,
6eren iif piele eingefuuoen batten.
sSn Der @obnlng oes Serru Eaioet
nno oes Serrn Charles Yfmtrras, oes
SilfsSyieoatteurs, wlroen meitere
0otunente uno ai9 8affen geflm-
ben.
Serr Sau6et madte ii6 iiber Die
angelegenbeit htitia rnO iagte, er lei
Der 8egierllng 5u Smt 9nfiir Oers
pflidtet, DAB iie ieineln gIatte uno
inn fel6it cine fold prd6tige freie
9ln5eige beri6afite. Die oiieittlite
91eintng, tpie fie in Der Brelie gum
9lus6rld fonmt, beflagt ben S6riti
Der &egierung. Man bdIt i'm fin
libel anaebraft, oa er 6a3u nngdbml
iei, Der robaliitii9en agitation itbers
triebene ge6eittung 6ei3ulegen.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 29
1917, as required by the Act Of Octo
| Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30

5agIiomento entfernt unb bic feinos
li9en aoiOnnsn mari4irsn nit 5ro'
ber S9neaisteit.-
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October ~,
1917. as required by the Act OF oeto-
Der 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30

Dos R.publitanii9e eretutips
aommiita bot seleseutIidb elmer ses
Perm Radmittas itatteebabtsn Siss
nns Sarrifon 6. Stasman, Der aIs
andbtdusissr aanbibnt ii9 Inn bos
slmt zines Der Ri9tsr i'm Mluni5ipaIs
asridi bsipirbt. inbOifirt. Or iriit an
i,is Gieils BON poul y. GonnOIIp, ber
hetonntlith Dor einisen Eageu Dcn Der
aonOibaiur 5uriidgetrtten III. 6omit
iinb BON Der rspublitaniIhsn GretutiDs
aIs Ri4tsr fit bas Runisipalssri4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
BUT SEVEN STATES MUST YET REPORT
 READY fOR DRAFT
War Department Officials Believe Actual Drawing
 Be Started This Week.

Washington. July 17.-All but sev- en of the states had reported comple- ton of their local exemption machin- cry tonight, encouraging officials in their hope that drawing of lots to de- termine the order of liability under the selective conscription law may be made before the end of the week.
 Four states reported ready today and the war department has been 1n- formed that in those remaining to re- port only a few local districts are missing.
 While the preparations are going forward, sentiment apparently is growing in congress for amending the for service or otherwise to relieve the requirements placed under the pres- ent allotment on communities with large foreign population.
 Reports are still to come from Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Missis- sippi, New York, Missouri and Pennsylvania.
 As far as can be told now, every registrant will have to be informed not only of the serial number placed on his card by the local exemption board, but also of the exact number of registrants in his district, other wise he will be unable to know, until he is order before the board, what his order of liability is.
 Given his own number and the total number of registrants in his district, any registrant can figure out quickly what place he occupies in the line, as soon as the results of the lottery are announced. If there are 1,500 registered men, every serial number above that will represent a blank In that district when it is drawn and the rotation numbers in the drawing will pass them over.
 Thus if Mo- 1,42S should be drawn first, No. 1869 second and No. 1,247 third the order of liability in 1,500 district would be No. 1,428 first and No. 1,247 second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
1RAChOMA A BAR
 TO ENLISTMENT DECLARE DOCTORS
Public Health Service Is- sues Warning Against
 Acceptance Afflicted.

Washington, July 17.-A warning against the acceptance by recruiting officers of applicants for naval or military service who may be suffer- ing from trachoma was issued today by the Public Health service.
 "The history of European wars," reads the statement, shows that tra- choma has been a great menace to the efficiency of the fighting forces, invaliding thousands of men and blinding large numbers of it's victims. Despite the confusing and contradic- tory statements in connection with trachoma, the contagious character of the disease is unquestionable."
 Careful examination of all appli- cants is urged.
 "An applicant who is found to be suffering with well-marked tra- choma," the statement reads. should not be rejected but given treatment and his trachoma cured. He can then be again examined to determine whether he has resulting visual de- fects sufficient to cause his rejection. /"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
BRITISH CABINET REPORTS CnANGfS:
 0F PORTFOLIOS
Carson Relinquishes Post as First Lord of Admiralty
 To Campbell Deedes.

London, July 17.-Sir Edward Car son has relinquished his post as first lord of the admiralty and joined the war cabinet without portfolio, ac- cording to an official announcement of new ministerial appointments is- sued this evening"
 Sir Edward will be succeeded by Sir Campbell Deedes. who has been direc- tor general of munitions supplies.
 Winston Spencer Churchill succeeds Dr. Christopher Addison as minister of munitions, Dr. Addison becoming minister without portfolio in charge of reconstructicr.
 Edwin Samuel Montagu, former cabinet minister, is made secretary fna' India.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
LEAD STRIKE
 MAY INDICATE;
 MORE TROUBLE

Flat River, Mo-, July 1.-The Ital- ian consul at St. Louis was escorted through what had been the Italian quarter here today and found that every one of the 100 Italians who had lived there had fled when the foreign CTS were driven out by the self-styled "freeborn" miners and their sympa- thisers.
 Tales of footing continue to come ;n. The lead mines are running at only part capacity and serious cur tailment of the output in this district IS threatened.
 A strike of 200 American born miners at Leadwood today indicated that the prejudice against tffe foreign labor had not disappeared. and pre- cautions against another outbreak are being taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
VI tGtXINES FOR
 SOLDIER BOYS
 IN HE TRENCHES,

Waslington, July IT, Maga- zines and newspapers bearing one-cent stamps hereafter may be posed, unWrappcd and un- addressed by otner persons than publishers, and will be forwarded by postal authori- ties to American soldiers and sailors in Europe.
 In announcing planS today for gathering reading matter for the boys abroad, Postmas- ter General Burlcson suggested that magazines print the fol- lowing in the upper right hand corner of their ItOnt covers.
 "Noticc to the Reader: when you have fiNished read ing this magazine, place a one cent stamp on this corner, hand the same to any postal cmploye and it will be paced in the hands of our soldiers and sail OTIS al the front. No wrapping ping, no address,
 A concentration station has been designated in each state for the assembling of the read ing matter.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
Pratt Asked to Quit,

Washington, July 17.-Dr. Edward E. Pratt, chief of the commerce de- partment's bureau of foreign and do- mestic commerce, resigned tonight at the request of Secretary Redfield.
 No reason was announced, but it Is known wide differences have existed between MT. Redfield and his assist ant over the administration of the age act.
 As chief of the bureau, Dr. Pratt was in active charge of the operation of the government control of exports, which went into effect Sunday morn ing. He had just organized and start ed working a division of export li- censes with c. A. Richards, New York exporter, at it's head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-18
Desperate Fighting Ends in Partial Victory For Teu-
 tons, at Heavy Cost.
FRENCH MAKE
 BIG ADVANCE
Mighty Effort in Verdun Sector Puts TeutOn Trenches in Entente Hands Russians Abandon Captured Will.
 lage of kalusz in Galicia.
Associated Press Summary

Associated Press Snmmary.)
 There has been no relaxation in the intensity of the fighting between the French and Germans, on vari- ous sectors of the southern line in France, from the region of Soissons eastward through the Champagne and into the district north to Verdun. !centering about the famous Hill 3O4. \ Victories are recorded for ibotE sides-for the Germans along the Laon-Solssons road, in the penetra- ton and destruction of French trenches and in the Champagne north Of Monte Teton, where the forces of the crown prince previously had been repulsed with heavy casualties, and for the French in the Verdun sector, where General Petain's forces, in a mighty effort, took enemy lines in a front Of mile and half to depth of about two-thirds of a mile.
 The success of the Germans north of Monte Teton was obtained through persistent counter attacks on posi- tlons they had lost last Saturday, in which their losses had been extreme Iy heavy.
 While the German war office as- serts that all the old German posi- tons were recaptured, the French of flclal communication declares that the troops of the crown prince only re- gained footing at certain points in the trench elements.
 Artillery duels and small. opera tlons carried out by raiding parties continue to cover the situation on the lines where the Britis hare facing the Germans.
 Intensive air fighting is still in pro- gress here, in the latest clash of which SIX German machines were driven down and three others forced down out Of control by British airmen, whose machines all returned from their forage.
 The Russians in Eastern Galicia have been forced for strategic req sons to evacuate the town of Kalusz and take up positions on the northern side Of the Lomnicka river. The im- portant crossing of the Lomnicka was made secure by the troops of General Brusilloff after they had made their retreat. Previous to re- trlng, the Germans had carried out persistent attacks on Kalusz, but the Russians had repulse dall of them.
 Heavy artillery fighting continues along the north front, around Riga. Dvlnsk and Smorgon.
 In Rumania, along the Danube. Russian scouts captured the village of Dunavec, and most of its defenders, put later abandoned the position.