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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
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d,ad snm @eeeaten eruauut.
Der fribere Esemier Stirmer mns
Der Tsiniiter bss Snueren Yropo-
tupoff er,norSt
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idieheu.
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@ebpIationareu iibsr.

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fem Wsse nod SappilIe. Jn Nublaub
bat cine erfulssei9s Repolution fatt.
sefunbtn. Der aaiIer 9eiiotaus bat
abseban!i. unb fein 8ruber, Der @rob,
fiirit Ni&aAI alleyanbroDiti6 1T gum
Tesenten fiir ben nod 13 Sabre aI.a,
5bronerben 4leris ernannt norben.
Gin erefitipiommittee Der Duma
bat bic Repplution In erfplsrider
Weiie bur6sefiibrt, fdmmtlits Wsinis
fer ins Gefdnsnib seiisdi unb bat bic
Resieruns iest f@on in 5dnben. Gs
iuirb bebauptet, bab Der friibere pre.
mierminiiter Sturmer unb Der Wini,
fer bes Snnru, protopopoIo, set5btst
tporben feien. Die aruppm ber gar,
niion eirsen fofort Su ben Repolutio.
ndrsn dber Hub es ffnben nur ber.
bdltnibmdbis unbebeuteube ssdmpfe
sipif4eu ben Reoolutiondren unh eint.
gen Eppal se6lkbenen 1ruppen fatt.
Sim Gdusm f&sinen uidt mebr uls
500 perfonsn set5otet pbsr berpuubet
iDorben gu fem.
Die Regieruns in ct. petersburs
befinbet ii4 iebt tn ben 9dnben zines
aommtttees, bas aus Rsprdfentauten
bon ber Duma, Der 3emftpos unb Der
Stdbie Sufammenseiest IN.
Die Wilhdp6ebSrben IN ct. pe,
tsrsburs erbaIien tire Bsieble DON BEN
aommittes, unb bic 9ruppen patrouil.
Iireu bic Gtabt db, bic nisber rtas
III. Dk beftigfen Hdmpfe fanDeu IN
ben RaferneH ihatt, no cine GSnbl
Sffi5i.re set5btet tpurbe
Der Gbseoronet. Gnsslbarb, ein
Oberf TN Generalfab, III sum Wili.
tdrsommcuSeur bon ct. petersbure
ernanut tuorbsn
Berlin, 15. WGra. Don be,
lleberiee Ra@rtGtsn.Ngemtur ,purb.
an 8onnerffas GpIsenbes betauut &C.
sebsu,
.Jn ct. Petersburg fpurbe am IA.
@dr5 na1fsbenbsr offisielIe Beri4i
iiber bic erfoIsrsid. RebcIution In
Rabtanb p.r6ffeuiIidi:
DIE gep5Iisruna BON CT. peters.
burg mar iHfOIse Der o01issn aufl5.
iuns bss sransportbienifes unb bes
Mdnsels an Rabrunssmitteln feb
langem In einer sertis.sn Stimnuna
sestn bie Resieruns unb Sulssi unru'
big gsiporben. Gle madts bic Rssies
runs fit ole ibs aeibsn perant,pori.
lid. Die Resieruns, ipsl6e llnrubsn
erDartste, ersriff ausssbsbnts Wabre.
seln. I'm be Drbnuns aufre4t gu er'
ulten unb orbneie unter anberem bi,
anfl0iuns Sss Rei&srats uub Ser
@umd on.
~Nie Dunn befdlob ober ON II
MdiS, ii6 ben faiierIiden lifas MIDI
suiiiaen. ioHbern ibre WerbanbIimger
fortsufesen Sie ernair,te Elm Gre
iiltib aoumrittee. NIT wa gtoo
Sionfo, bem a'rdiioentcn Der Nmd
ale Dorfitenbeu. Diefes aormnitte'
ertldrte fi& aIs prruiioriide 0aegie
ritng uHb srlieb foIsenben appeIl:
-angelibts Der sdnpierigfeiten I,
6esns niif oie iiinere Hltbe bee 2an
bes. berDoraentfen .ourd bic politil
Der friiberen 8fesienins, fiibIt iid
oos Gyefutiu Ronuidihs Ser Dunn
Gpmne1s ~ XinfN - Gnelse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
Die Ouma, Die ole ReOo(ution in S5ene ge(ebt, 6at
Elm nationa(eS Ha6inett ernannt On Oe0en
! Spite Ocr 5drf coom te6t
Die cuppen von st. Petersburg and okau sinssn @ III den
Revoluticndren iber.

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be
umpian mrlr9t
asgHus hupfda@ fir bic @a
baupfd4i4
em Jet = Sa ea grsmaT shama aS yna propH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

9te @rna5me elmer fofden MGbre.
sel tpiirbe etnen ui9ttgen Gdritt tn
Der politif9en REORGANIZATION btlben,
bic IN Seuti6Ianb in LETTER 3eit 70
piel er6rtert fpurbe. 9as Serrenbaus
lit suummengefeBt aus prin5en bes
tDnigli6en Suufes, ben Sduptern Der
mebtuttftrten fiiritltden SduIer, @ers
tretern bes 2unbabels, pom S6nig uuf
2ebenssstt ernanrten Mitgliebern,
@ertretern BON uniperfitdten uHo
Oberbiirsermeiitern GROCER Stdbte.
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Ser &aiier 9dfolalS bat abgeoanft.

aenbeitcn ieIbit IN Die Sa,6 gu neb-
men. Sm pollen @apubtiein Der
gerantmortIihfeit, tpeIte es NIT
oiefer gfttideibirng iibernimurt.
oriidt bas Goutrnittee Die Soffmins
aus, baB es BON Der 8epoIfer,rng ,tno
| Der arn,ee BEL Der fdtpierigeu gitt.
gabe ber Sdaffltng elmer nelien Re.
gierung, pel6e ben Miiniden 6es
Wolfes entgegenfonureu tptrb, unter.
ihist rperoen mirb.-
.Tas eyefltin aonIuittee nerIieb
fid aif bic 9eo6Ifer,ing Der Salipt
itabt, bic iid m offeuer RepoIte be.
fanb. unb aiif Die 9rrnee, tpeIde Dol
| lie cuf Seiien Der Renolutiondre
itebt gs IieB fdnuutIide Wdnifier
bcrbaften mlb ianbte lie ms @e.
faHgniB. 8uslei9 erfIdrte Die 91rma,
bab Dos Rintiter aabinett nidt ldu.
ger eriitre.
~Gm Ocnneritng. aIs am britteu
Tcge Der Repoliition, iit bie Smrpt.
ita6t, in ipeIder BITE Drbrntrtg ffmel
5uriidfebrte, garB III Sduben oes
gyefiitib aonurittees Der 9unla
,rrb Der @arniion bon Ct. petersburg,
Die fi4 aiIf mebr aIs 10000 Wimlu
beIduit,
Ser sbseorbuete Gnselbarb.
Sberft I'M @roben &eneralftab, ,Duroe
bon benz Roqrurtittee gum gefetIsbaber
bon @4. petershrrg Gnalrtt.
Aim wsithpo& abenb erlieb bas
4oumittee protIausationen an bic
Bp6Iterug, on bic Tnrpen, Giiem
babneu ,mb ganfen unb foroerte iie
auf. gu ibrer sapobnIiden Ebtigfett
oiiriidsufebren. 9as 9Iun Wet.
glieo @ronSti plrbe urit ber probtio-
ridden 2eihmg Der ct Petershirger
2eIegrapben Ggeyrtu betrmit :
Gies be3ieht iid tuabrf&etrIit mrf
bic balboffbiele rlrfiiide Rodut9tu.
ggentur.)
9teR a a1ri@tenuusoerrui.
fif&en n&auptfa abt
St.Betersbm q 1s. Mara-
Die @rsigniiie, bic . uber RepoIution
| fiibrten, begauteu Dor elmer @Ode
NIT Observation-Disclosures bon Gr.
beiterL bic be alrbeit uie6ergeiegt
batter. neil iie niff I'M Gtu,lbe mo-
rerl grot se,ulg 5u abaIteu- Wdb
reno Der eriten 5,pei Tage tpurbeu bic
Senouitrationen bon 2oiafen irn6
beritteuer YoIisei t1l Sdn9 gebaIten.
Die fi1 aber aIIer @epaIttbaten art.
bielten. 9os Bolt tmrSe aiifseregter
aIs es eriitbr, bob Der aaiier Die Su.
ma nertagt babe, ulb oils Die Demon.
itrafionen erniter splIrSen, meiserteu
| i'd bic SoIoaten mif bos Bolt 81,
| fdieben. Gs ps,roe barn goIioei auf.
sebcten u,,o es fam blraufbiu su e.
mem sfnntpfe uriiden ibr iinb ben
Srippen. Gin Sieeiiner,t nod Dem an.
bern idloB fid ben R@oInt;ondrer
ar (bie Garnifon pon ct. getersbiire
beitebt aus 10000 @airn) urS be.
mddtigten iih Der slrienaIe urtb on.
oercr lpihtiger itrategiider pinfte-
pis IN bic Gon,tog 9utt fparen
fciile gn,eiden bafiir norbanben.
bab bte 9lifaire Die proportioren 81
liner Sicnolution annebmen tuiir0e. gor
bo an fanben aber fait irIiirterbro.
den Bis sum gienftag Rorgen fort
trdIren6 In allen SbeiIer Der Stabi
lStrabentdnpie ftatt. Bis bic mepolu'
tiondre poIIftdribig Die Dberbai.o er.
llonet batten. Die Iestrcn firlb iesi
init Der 8tIoine etner nasem @esie'
rims beiAdftist. Seitte am Dpnners.
tog, fing Die Stabt wieoer on. ibr
saoJbnlides aliisiebm 81 befonrn,en.
Die a6Sen MURDER, wieber seoffnet.
bic pnnfeu uno dnbere Geifdfte nab
men ben Hetrieb pie6er o,,f unb BIZ
ss&Iittsa ert2insau adsaes s.a asr
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@rioloreid)e 6epolntion IN 9}ubla1lo*
gSetterberi1t.

Sir Sbio: Eriibes. pdrmeres @et-
ter am 5reitag, oefoIgt BON Stnee
ober &egen mn norblidyen urb @egen
tr iiibItf)en Sbeil. Gm Suu1tag
SGnee ODER Reeen unb fdlter.
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gSui.t 6riessfhauplat.

Regentpetter perbinbert sr6bere Spe-
rattoneu an Der peitli4en SSrout.
The herald., 1917-12-20

washed away ourselves will remain
doubt Nobody strange dogs ID
thing There great dane street the on aii
an OK the whole back seat Of an aucmoDhe
chow like silk and bright as stars ~ All
Those dogs with their masters who came on @
to the national capital ..os A.
Indiana with the other day. ne va"
public buildings, looked " 81
walked both I'D monument snorted from
much hour ana done '
that.
At last he stood on the afternoon pO
1t spoke from his heart Hoosier praise '
"Why, just like Terre Haute" he said
The herald., 1917-12-20
Kaiser Sends Conscripts Abroad
Before Entering Into Ac-
tive Service.
CUT DOWN RATIONS At HOME
Germans Take Food From Invaded
Territory and Export 1t to Scan.
dinavia to Keep Up Pretense
of Shipping Food.

London.-New information Of high
ly interesting character concerning
German food supplies has been obtain
ed. Submarine crews are now the best
fed of any of the fighting men in the
whole German service. This has been
ordered to attract men to ii.
At the same time it is Germany's
intention to do most of its submarine
recruiting among the men of its mer-
chant marine service because Of the
high mortality in the undersea work
and the necessity of saving the regular
naval officers and men for the high
seas fleet.
Food Camouflage.
In order to send per cent of Ger
many's foodstuffs to Denmark and
Sweden, this amount, it is stated, is
being withdrawn from persons in occu-
pied territories. 1t is considered vital
ly necessary as propaganda that Ger
many should be able to make pre-
tense Of sending food outside.
To help counterbalance this expor-
tation. it is known that in recent
months Germany has been sending
considerable number of cOnscripts into
neutral countries TO fatten up, prelim-
mary to active service.
The shortage In food in many big
manufacturing centers has led to the
return home of many highly skilled
Dutch and Scandinavian workmen, de-
spite high wages offered. Others pc
riodically 60 home to put in a few
weeks on better rations, returning
again to obtain the higher wages.
The latest food statistics from Ger
many, which cover q period from Au-
gust to the present time. indicate that
new flour was placed In market In
Berlin during August, whereas a year
ago 1t wasn't done until November.
This was imperative because of the
shortness of the potato crop In some
sections. Seven pounds weekly Is the
-four ration now, as compared with
ten and n half pounds last year.
There has been a heavy increase
in the price of condensed milk through
out Germany since August.
Causing Night Blindness.
The dearth Of fodder is the most
dangerous aspect of the food situa-
ton because Germany is trying to
maintain q large amount of live stock.
The ration has now been reduced from
$50 grams to 200 and $50.
Germany's leading medical men are
now more frank than ever before in
statements that malnutrition, IL COR
tinued long, will mean the elimination
Of the weakest and explain that night
blindness Is the disease now spreading
in the fatherland just as II did in
the wake of the famine in early pc
RODS of history.
Neutral doctors testify to the In
crease in cases Of perforation Of the
intestines as a result of the lack OF
food. A report just issued by insur'
ance companies declares malnutritior
is exceeded only by military service as
the cause of the greatest number OF
| deaths.
The herald., 1917-12-20

willing jail and
Chicago
and 1t would hurt his
Il made hit while officer All the girls about
me- 1t was this that made me keep it up"
clothing merchant of
Mayer Jail default $1,000 bond
before left
fuckers, wearing a handsome furs, entered
bad! gurGleu
"He's such awful boyw
The entertained He her sou
o
"They cost $50 He
the SIS change
little supper"
Southwest National Bank
Liberty
without her
led from
Miss fuckers direction
Mayer dances and aided the local said by the police
wired for $40 The
banker grew Chicago police.
The herald., 1917-12-20

pushed his little
like this
said, witt q his methods.
his job said of his
absorbed spinning the
fusT he asked
o a 20 cents
"Who?"
suddenly sad
a green"
about all get from him. Someone told
pretended be delivering
wondered who had
a skipped frankie
achievement, told.
No onekn do with the little boy.
sighed of the policemen "He is
institution Illinois
school, They tell Of him that he prowls
midnight before daylight noondaya tme
committing these crimes"
andt heresho be girls
the movies he said "She
ones farther to go a delinquent"
The herald., 1917-12-20
FIXES PRICE OF GOVERNMENT ALE"
British Food Controller Takes
Drastic Action.
Also Raises the Standard Of Beverage,
Which Cuts the Brewers
Profit.

acknowledgements beer" In fu-
ture must be up to standard. Up to
the present date any weak or washy
compound that could possibly be vend-
ed has been described by the vendors
as government ale," with the result
that the words government ale" were
being used by the public as form
Of wit.
Since the limitation Of brewing to
100000 barrels year many brewer
les have been making larger profits
than for many years past. The stand
ard enabled them to make larger sup
plies than the brews they had been
supplying. One Of the big London
brewery firms at the end of last year
paid q deferred dividend for the first
time In ten years.
The food controller has now fixed q
maximum price for ale Of eight cents a
pint for light brews Of an original
gravity Of 1896 degrees and ten cents
for brews between 1896 and 1852 de-
grees. Beers of the ten-cent quality
are permitted to be sold as govern
ment ale," but the lower grades are
no longer to be sold under that title.
Brewers must mark the heads of
the casks distinctly with the price at
which the contents are to be sold. Pre-
vided that brewer agrees to brew SO
per cent. Of his ale below the orig.
inal gravity of 1912 degrees he will
be permitted to brew 20 per cent more
The herald., 1917-12-20

turn make operations suddenly In n
machine fuel administration
before the nations makers would have
Harry A. Garfield fuel administrator erstwhle college
a machine which would make fine nesting place
peace resu and peaceful of the warmhy
Washington The hustle and hustle Of other depa
bureaus absolutely lacking the fuel administration
Perhaps peaceful atmosphere of Williams college that
transferred Washington with Doctor Garfield but at rate
a noseess engine
the baby member Of the family hEs
inCton organization the smallest Of the
Less than people employed by this important body which
the the nation.
This virtually machine Doctor Garfield has
surrounded experts He has three assistants "a
the fuel administrator
clerks direction Of Doctor Garfield and Dis @
The large There publicity ganun
require large appropriation for Its USE
It is generally however that the hand at the a
machine is the the biggest machine
hand.
The herald., 1917-12-20
beer during the current quarter, and II
brewing for munition areas q slightly
larger amount.
SWISS TO GET LESS BREAD
Plea to Economic Accompanies Gov.
eminent Notice Of Reduced
Ration.

Berne, Switzerland.-Notice Of the
reduction in the bread ration for
Switzerland from $50 to DDS gramnSs
daily, beginning December 1, has been
accompanied by an urgent plea from
the government to the people to econo-
mize on two pounds a month from the
card allowance. This saving would
amount to 210 carloads Of -four each
month, or enough to stretch the avail.
able supply of flour in Switzerland
from February to March.
The Swiss are urged, above all, not
to follow the example set In the first
month of the card regime when on the
last day all the leftover tickets were
utilized to hoard -four.
The present allowance of $50 grams
of bread is based on all the supplies
on hand and on the probable Swiss
harvest. A still further reduction be-
low DDS grams is probable unless the
SWISS answer the governments appeal
to save bread until -four supplies ar
rive from America.
The herald., 1917-12-20
GREATPERIL in HAIR DYES

poison. and toxic jaundice and de-
mathis may result. Those continually
doping the scalp and roots of the
hair with T. N. T. would lay them
selves open to this obstinate COM
plant, but, apart from this, the Ell
feet Of the stuff on the hair cells and
tissue Is In no why persistent. A yel-
lowish hue may be impaired, but
viewed purely as an ornament 1t Is in
effective.
"Picric acid, on the other hand.
which gives q deeper shade, IL quite
harmless, and can be handled with I'm
punity; but di-nitrate-benzene and
tetrachlorethane FUSED for airplane
wings and eliminating beetles from
Westminster halD Is much worse"
II cannot conceive any woman.
however vain, placing herself in the
position of acquiring disease BY in
oculating the scalp with T. N. t." de-
clared a well known private analyti.
cal chemist. "She can, II she wishes.
chew 1t without disaster, but to rub IL
Is fatal from a health point Of view"
The herald., 1917-12-20
Munitions Workers Use Explosive
to Get Auburn Tint.
British Official Issues Warning Against
Practice Which 10 Fatal
70 Health.

London.-An Official Of the explo-
sives department Of the ministry Of
munitions has uttered q warning
against the practice. disclosed in a
West London police court case. among
munition workers Of using T. N. T.
powder to impart to their hair q
chestnut or auburn color. The par
ticular powder mentioned was tetryl,
q variety Of T. N. I.
"Officially, am unaware Of the
practice" said the oficial, but IL 1t
does exist 1t Is q most dangerous
one. The familiar fermentation Of
the skin, due to handling this explo-
sive Is not, in itself, serious mat
ter, for 1t wears Of after a tine, but
the skin itself Is q great absorber Of
The herald., 1917-12-20
Tall for a Soldier.

Little Rock, Ark.-Because he said
his son, who is six feet seven inches,
was "just naturally too tall" for a SOL
der. but just the right height to pick
cotton and their corn, w. Z. Hale of
Marion county recently appealed to
Floyd England, state provost marshal,
to discharge his son, w. P. Hale. Gen.
eral England declined to act.
The herald., 1917-12-20
THIS "ENEMY ALIEN"
WANTS TO SERVE u. S.

Camp Dodge, In. - Fred
Adams, a private Of the 350th in
fantry, is looking forward with
regret to the day when he will be
discharged from the service Of
the United States. He is a Ger
man by birth. and just two days
before he was called to the col
ors In the draft received his first
naturalization papers.
However, he has been adjudg-
ed On alien under the terms of
the law by officials of the war
department, and Aas been or
dered discharged. He spent two
years In the German army.
When the men in camp were
soliciting for Liberty bonds,
Fritz listened and then shouted:
Boys, / won't be with you
here long. / want to dig In with
the rest. Lieutenant. put me
down for q 500 bond. Here's
the money"
The herald., 1917-12-20
Sees Smoke Sc Miles.

Portland, Ore.-On the lookout sta.
ton at the top Of Mount Hood, over
1900 feet high, Elijah goldman re-
mains during the fire season. With
his glasses he covers an enormous
area of forest. Some forest service
men Sc miles away burned the boughs
on which they had slept and goldman
at once reported the smoke.
The herald., 1917-12-20
Snake Uses False Teeth.

Ludio. Cal.-While Cynthia Stone,
spinster, was hauling bucket of wa
ter out of her deep well her false teeth
fell in. They were appropriated by
an old and toothless water snake
which, though somewhat Of a pet.
has learned how to use the teeth and
is gnawing away the wall Of the well,
letting the water leak away into the
sand. Workmen are afraid to give it
battle.
The herald., 1917-12-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CAMOUFLAGE is ANCIENT ART
Expert Tells Artists Trojan Horse Was
an Early Example-Used
in Civil War.

New York.-CamOuflage is ages DID,
Macmillan TOch, adviser to the United
States government in the art, told a
meeting of artists and architects here.
at saw its birth In the day of the an
GENTS" he said.
you all know how the Greeks cap
tured Troy by the strategy of conceal
ing warriors in the wooden horse.
Shakespeare wrote of camouflage,
too, in Macbeth Confederate SOL
diers in the Civil war were camou-
The herald., 1917-12-20
TRY Women as Police.

Tacoma, Wash.-Women cops" will
walk beats in this city unless there
is an increase Of men applicants for
examinations for policemen. according
to the civil service board. Twenty adj
ditional policemen are wanted, but no
applications have been received.
The herald., 1917-12-20

secuon OF the city, from The On.
the fuel administration appear :,
ly unwarlike.
Within there are no evidru \
war, with the exception that tim !
always many people waiting b I
the fuel administrator, Dwm .
field, and to talk war with hin
Through the wheels Of iii |,
chine. however, there Is tAs n
grinding which is turning on. n Il
which runs the factories vtA /,
turn send Out sunnlies uh,eA a.. !.
The herald., 1917-12-20

~ ne sdIu, was by tho
audible method. which means that af,
ter one has read newspaper in a
subway or the captions in a motion
picture theater ones mouth is er.
hnusted' ones tawbone limp and ones
neighbors absolutely glaring.
That was what brought Mr.. Kir.
ties. most unwillingly, to the police Sta.
ton along with policeman and I'D.
mirers. The admirers thought he had
done something much holder than
nudihlo readiuv ond &h.,
The herald., 1917-12-20

Afternoon Traffic Chaufeu
stopped instantly The policeman
and the and pursued the He
maid from the hotel, and both same
She led back laughed and bocL,
hurried and Miss ertn.
N0'
She had a had hath 60. -,
Gertrude who is the park. A"
The herald., 1917-12-20

tagged by their uniforms of gray that
blended with the dust of highways
Mr.. Toch explained.
The artist explained that he and n
staff of fellow-workers have been maxi
ing visible objects as nearly invisible
as possible. He said one important
center was camoullaged only after 6O
experienced men had worked four
weeks.
The herald., 1917-12-20

policeman book the nri
screech
his had only screeched itself half when
hurt - ~
Every highly ss
gloating
beginning
Kis head He
brought police
the police of
a Pickering film play.
The herald., 1917-12-20

into woman's estate and does not care
to be called "little" any more. thank
you, so Washington has become little
bit bigger, a little bit different, almost
before we realized It
Most of us are not displeased. The
city has a new beauty, an added at
Effectiveness. There is a rush, a roar,
q crowding and jamming to which
we are not accustomed. But we are
taking to 1t like ducks that know they
are In their own stream, and unless
c,,r otroouo 20 en- swollen thot We are
The herald., 1917-12-20

on the table, which was almost above
his reach.
"You know, frankie. you're the
youngest burglar In the United States
and with a record Just about as long
as you are" Capt. James Corcoran
told the little fellow.
And there 1t was on the police
books-"Frank Bambich, seven years
old, theft"
The booty was a $500 set of furs
which the child had taken from the
The herald., 1917-12-20

States army officers as nv ..I;,s |
depart from the Army wa q ' 49,
The general public, ~ !. - 3 n
the War college, is seft,1s y III "
tive over tie sisnI y 49, rprk|
sur.esat-srandfather' avs q. a., 4, u
as he stands the sole ~ .s,,ses ~
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The herald., 1917-12-20
FATTENS MEN IN NEUTRAL LANDS
TREE CLIMBING TANKS
DON'T ASTONlSH DANIEL

Washington. - Secretary Jo-
sephus Daniels of the navy de-
partment is nothing If not blase.
Recently. when he was in
specting the marine corps camp
at Quantico, Va, enthusiastic
officers demonstrated some new
tank style gun tractors for him.
They ran the machines on the
level. then up grades and over
obstacles. Secretary Daniels en-
joyed the demonstration, but did
not burst forth into expressions
of great wonder.
Then the officers volunteered
to run n machine down into
trench, up the side and out
again. Another said he could
make his machine climb a wall,
but Secretary Daniels led his
party on TO inspect something
else.
1--WE heard they've got ma
chimes In France that will climb
trees" he said.
The herald., 1917-12-20

not properly be called war machine;
but 1t has made more preparations for
alternating the effects of war than any
other organization in the world.
The Red Cross is not, as is pOpu-
larly supposed, an organization of
physicians and nurses. In fact. one
can't even smell medical odors around
the building. The Red Cross is an
organization of trained business men
md statesmen, who have been formed
into body to alleviate the war pangs.
The herald., 1917-12-20
Fuel Administrations Help in Conducdnp v

IA nofensve and unwarlke is the machine n.
lvI energy onthe administrator
Washngtons fashionable old residences most s