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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11
BitWa WeFlandryi.
Ang|iCy bija Niemc0W.
Walk ma WSChOdnim FrOnCie'
Sprawy Morskie.
Konferencya Neutralnych.
Z Watykanu.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Z Watykant1.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
WALK MA ZACHODNlM
FRONCIE.
ANGLICY CORA.

Londyn. IL. slerpnia. - DlI"
we Flandryi rozgorzaia ma nowo'
skoro tylko pogoda ustallia SIG
nieco: Anglicy Francuzi ataku-
ia bardzo SLIME; onegdaj wieczo-
rem pod Westhoell, Hooge i Bin
ehoote znaczne oGnieSh korzysci.
Niemcv stawiajQ Gpor iScle wScle-
xiv - walka wrecz onegdaj trivia
Ia dzien caiy - straty obu stron
znaczne. niemieckie wprost OIL
brzymie. Westhoek, czeSclowo
odebrane przez Niemcow po pier
wszej fazie bitwy tlandryjskleJ'
lest iuz zn6w w caio$ci w reku
Anglikow, wraz Z okohcznemi
wzgorzami, dalej Anglicy post
,nsfi sic zwyciesko az ku irodze
Menin-Ypres zlamah tam hnie
niemiecka, wdzierajac sic W pozy-
,ye nieprzyjaciela ma kilkaset yd.
Take ! W innych punktach An
glicy znaczne poczynili szczerby
" linii niemieckiej 4 to ma troncle
ogolem wynoszacym mil II. Me
miecki wodz Ks. Ruprecht Ba-
warski skupia rezerwy / Stawia
op6r bardzo silny dzielny. Pod
Hooge Anglicy stoja wprost Po-
"a miastem wzieli wSzyStkle
pozycye poza MEM ma wSchod az
DO Westhoek, Francuzi pod Blk
schoote znaczne poczynili poste-
py, biorac tam szereg caiy pozy-
cvi miejscowoSci, przewaznle
malych wiosek podmiejskich.
Londyn, II. sierpnia. - Woj-
ska angielskie atakowaly onegdai
pozycye niemieckie ma wschod cd
Ypres i Hooge; walka ME jest
skonczona, trivia w peini dalej -
Niemcy bronia sic zaciekle. An
glicy zdobyli Westhoek Gale O.
koliczne wzgorza, strategicznie
wazne, biorac tam zgora 24O jen-
cow, dalej ma wsch0d cd Mon
chy-le-Preux wzieto pOzycye ME
mieckie, W mich znow Sc jeh-
COW. Niemcy kontratakowali po-
teznie, lecz ich kontrataki odparto
wszystkie; puScili oni reid ma
Guenappe, ma Gouzeaucourt -
odparte skutecznie. w ciagu wal
ki tel wzieto Niemcom wiele
broni, mitraliez, lecz raporty co
do tego ME podaja jeszcze szcze-
golowych wykazow. Awiatyka W
tych walkach silny braia udziai
urzadzono szereg rejdow i bonn
bardowano niemieckie koleje,
sklady poza linia bOjOwa punk
ty strategiczne; W utarczkach ma
powietrznych 3 aeroplanow ME
mieckich zniszczono, 5 uszkodzo-
no, diva balony zniszczono, a
cztery uszkodzono.
Paryz, II. sierpnia. - Ma Il
mach belgo francuskich boj trivia
zaciety: wojska alianckie dobre
czynia postepy W kierunku Blk
choote, gdzie opanowali Francuzi
kilka wiosek folwarkow, wzieli
jencow i mitraliez kilkanaScie; W
okolicy St. Quentin karonada o.
bustronna; W okolicy Fayet
Niemcy wykonali silny atak, kto-
rym zdoiali oPanowac jeden wy
suniety okop francuski, pozatem
ich odparto wielkiemi stratami
mad Aisne wszedzie kanonada
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11
MACEDONSKI FRONT.

Berlin, II. sierpnia. - Sytua-.
eva bez zmiany ia caiej linii.
Paryz, II. sierpnia. - Pod Ha-
ma nieprzyjaclel wykonal liniowy
atak, przygotowany silna akcya
artyleryi, lecz zostai odparty; na
caiej linii sttzelanina zacieta.
WLOSKI FRONT.
Rzym, II. sierpnia. - Ma cafym
ironcie wloskim ozywia sic znow
dziaianie wojenne: W dolinie
Coalba, W dolinie Brenty byly a
TAXI austryackie, odparte skute--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11

komisye doradcza z 9ciu czi. W
sklad kt6rej wejda trzej repre-
zentanci stanowej obrony, trzej
reprezentanci .wlaScicieli kopalni
trzej reprezentanci uni gorni-
kow.
Dyrcktor ter ten pomoca ko
misyi nietylko oznaczy ceny we
gla przy kopalniach, ale takze
zajmie sic cenani, zadaneml
przez kupcow, dostarczajacym
konsumentom, jak r0wniez kwes
tyq transportacyi.
w og6le wszystko, co dotyczy
kopania, transportacyi i sprzed2
zy wegla bedzic pod okiem dy-
rektora komisyi i jego kontroli
podlega}o.
Gubernator Lowden jeszcze
wczoraj zamianowal sedziego
Orrin n. Cartera, czionka maj
wyzszego Trybunaiu Stanowe--
go, dyrektorem weglowym. Gu-
bernator ME zapytat sic poprzed
nio, czy stanowisko przyjmit
lecz ,po wojskowemu" zaciagnai
go, wyrazajac nadzieje, re ze
wzgledu ma wyjatkowe czasy wo
jenne, gdy wymagania patryo-
tyzmu Cd kazdego obywatela So
nadzwyczajne, usfug swych dla
Stanu ME ccfnie.
Cub. Lowden wyda} oSwiadcza
pie, w ktorem wyraza swe zado'
wolenie z rezultatow swych kon
ferencyi z weglarzami i donosi c
zamianowaniu sedziego Cartera
dyrektorem weglcwym.
Sedzia Carter mieszka w +
v2nston.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11
Hoover obejmuje WfadzQP.
Przekupny wydzia| wy|aczei uSuniqty'
Przyjaz1 Ameryka1sko Japo1ska.
Sprawa asekuracyi zo|nierzy " konglesie'
Rekrutacya do armii regularnej uko1czona.
Peru zervvie z Nierncaroi.
INN N II u z d NV
Sprawa asekuracyi zoFnierzy " kongIesie'
Rekrutacya do armii regularnej uko1czona.
Peru zerVVie q NieIncarni.
INNE TELEG X A M -.

Panowie ci przeprowadzili byli
dotychczas 666 egzaminacyi, przy
czem 235 popisowych uznali "a
fizycznie niezdolnych, 1873 zwol.
Mill ma podstawie wniesionych
przez Mich reklamacyi, a tylko 17e
zrekrutowali do arnii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11
KALENDARZYK

Jutro, 12 sierpnia: Niedziela II
po Swiatkach. - Sw. Eupliusza m.
- Sw. Muredacha. - Sw. Klary p.
Pojutrze. 13 sierpnia: - Sw. Hi
polita. - Sw. Kasyma m. = Sw. Ra-
degundy, kr6lowei Francyi. = Sw.
Wigberta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11
Rad OBJAL KONTROLE
MAD ZYWNOSCIA.

WdSZyllS lOll, LIZ OIL Piiio'
Prezydent Wilson podpisai wczo-
raj bill w sprawie rzadowej kon-
troll mad produkcya i rozdzlafem
zywnosci, poczem zaraz ogloszo-
no oficyalnie z Bialego Domu no
minacye pana Herberta Hoovera
administrator zywnosclowym
ma czas trwania wojny.
Wieczorem wydai pan Hoover
dluzsze oSwiadczenie, w ktorem
przedstawia program swej dzla--
lalnoSci, podkreSlajac fakt, re glo-
wnem jego staraniem bedzie usta-
lenie sytuacyi zywnosciowej, a
ME wnoszenie w MIA zamieszanla
i niepotrzebnych ograniczen. Ad-
ministrator uczyni wszystko, co
tylko jest W jego mocy, ably po-
iozyc koniec zdzierstwu nlesu-
miennych spekulant6w, jak dlugo
iednak bedzie to mozliwem, po-
wstrzyma sic Cd stosowania Srod-
k6w drastycznych w tel nadziel,
ze zamierzony eel uda sic malta
twiej osiqgnac przez szczerq koo-
peracye. producent6w i posredni-
k6w w handlu. w dalszym ciagu
zwraca pan Hoover uwage ma O.
kolicznoSt, ze Stany Zjednoczone
maja obowiazek zaopatrywac Jak
najhojniej w zywnost Aliantow i
dlatego wzywa do oszczednosci, o
raz przestrzega pred marnowa--
MEM srodkow spozywczych.
Pierwszym krokiem admin
stratora zywnosciowego bedzie
uregulowanie rozdziafu i sprzeda-
zy pszenicy, maxi i chleba, kiedy
zaS tenn sic zalatwi, przyjdzie
kolej ma zajecie sic innymi pro-
duktami, W szczegolnoSci zas
miesem i nabiafem.
Zadania swoje streszcza pan
Hoover w trzech nastepujacych
punktach:
|. Czuwanie kontrola mad han
diem Srodkami spozywczymi !
zapobieganie zdzierstwom speku-
lantow.
>. Kontrola mad wywozami ze
Stanow Zjednoczonych, ably "a
bezpieczyt je przed g}odem, a
zarazem zapewnic jak najwieksze
zapasy produkt6w spozywczych
dla Aliantow.
3. Zaprowadzit jak najdalej
posunietq, ale rozsadna oszczed-
nose W krajowej konsumpcyi, a
by przez to powiekszyc eksporty
dla sprzymierzencow w Europe.
w miare moznosci uwzglednit
takze trzeba bedzie zapotrzebo-
wanie panstw ncutralnych.
PRZEKUPSTWA POBO.
ROWE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-11
UMOWA WEGLARZY z GU
BERNATOREM.

Umowa, kt6ra "a wlasciciell
kopalni wegla W Illipois ich re-
prezentanci podpisali guberna-
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
CHANGES IN GAME LAW.

The changes made by the Twenty
first general assembly as relating to
the game and fish laws are now effec-
tive.
1. That every person hunting
must have license.
2. That every person, except
women, and children under 16 years
of age. must have a fishing license
to fish.
3. That licenses must be in ac-
tual possession by those hunting or
fishing when in the field
4. That the bag limit on birds
and fish has been changed
5. That there is no open season
on big game until 1918, when the
deer season opens for four days.
6. That the Colorado law now
conforms to the federal law with
reference to spring shooting of
ducks, geese, etc.
7. The present form of resident
hunting and fishing license will be
continued throughout the year;
there will be no occasion to pur-
chase resident big game hunting Ii
censes until next year. The nom
resident fishing license viii also be
continued throughout the year.
s. The nonresident daily and
weekly bird hunting licenses have
been done away with, and inasmuch
as there is no open season on big
game during 1917, it will not be
necessary to issue any nonresident
big game hunting licenses.
.. The new form of nonresident
bird hunting licenses are to be issued
at s5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
McGRAW TWIRLS VICTORY

Bob McGraw who was released
from the New York American base
ball team to Newark of the Interna-
tional league, in his initial appear
ance fro the Newark club twirled a
b TO z victory. little wild, Nc
Graw at all times held the opposing
Montreal batters safe. McGraw
struck out only two batsmen He
stole base and scored run. how
ever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
NAVAL TRAINING DESIRA-
BILE FOR YOUNG MEN

Myron Schall of Monte Vista, who
enlisted in the United States navy
last month, writes the following let
ter:
U. S. Naval Training Station. Hos
pital School; Company 6.
San Francisco, Cal.
Mr. L. d. Conant, Monte Vista, Col.
My Dear Sir:-At last l have
found time to write you few lines.
and narrate, as best l cen. the navy
life as / have thus far seen it.
Leaving Monte Vista April IL.
1917, l arrived in Denver the fol-
lowing morning, and after forty
young men, including myself, had
taken the oath, we were given our
liberty until 7.30 p. NJ. that even
ing. Then we took our train, which
had for our special service a sleeper
and diner clear through to Frisco.
Here we were ushered on board
one of Uncle Sans small boats,
which took us to Goat Island.
This island is used only for train
e ing men for the navy. When l land
ed there were close to one thousand
10000 men in training, and more
coming in every day. OF course
many are leaving also.
About the third day l was put in
the hospital school, the branch of
service / wished to enter This
branch is indeed very desirable
one, that is, If you prefer that kind
of training. We have regular study
periods, first aid drill and litter drill,
together with valuable lectures
touching the medical course.
Every precaution is taken to les
sen the danger of disease and sick
ness. Camps are cleaned every day.
and all waste materials are burned
Every recruit must be vaccinated
and have three inoculations for the
prevention of small pox and typhoid
fever respectively. I have been
vaccinated and have had one inoc-
ulation. These must come about
one week apart.
l think there is something Sc
riously the matter with lots of the
young men and boys in Monte Vista,
when they prefer to be idle in that
small town, when a chance to get an
education, and get paid for doing 1t,
presents itself.
If man goes into the navy to get
good results, he can not help but at
tain that goal.
We have in the Hospital Corps
now a whole company of college
men, who have just finished their
medical course in Oregon and Cali
fornia universities. 1t seems to me
If these men can afford to give their
services to their country, there are
many in Monte Vista who could en-
list at much less sacrifice. Hoping
to see some of you or hear from you
: in the near future, l am
Respectfully yours,
MYRON r. SCHALL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Mrs. Charles Trueblood and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, left
Thursday night for Denver to meet
Dr. Trueblood, who is returning
from Rochester, Mimi, where he has
been for the past six weeks taking n
post graduate course in Mayo
Brothers clinic.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Herbert Mills and Jim Collier,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Mcclure for two months past,
left Wednesday night for their home
at Ruberton, Wyo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

David Roe returned to his home
in Denver Thursday evening, after
few days visit with his uncle, Peter
Fornwald. He drove Leonard Faus'
car over from Denver last Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Mrs. l.. S. Tohill visited her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Stanwood, in
Alamosa, Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Miss Mamie Bechtel went to Den
yer Thursday night, where she will
remain several days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
STYLE-mduNmH is BENEATH

For the man who wants to be sure that there
is not detail in the whole suit where cheat
Sl5.O0-sl 5000. 00-s25. 90 or as high as
$4,000 there is one absolute safeguard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Looking for Presents for HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES? You will
find them ut The New Weiss-Chap-
man Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Miss Helen Chapman returned
home Tuesday morning from a
weeks stay in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
1t is the Kirsch6aum label.
Hints on the Choice Of Clothes

Hints on the Choice Of Clothes
point or two for you young keep in mind
in selecting spring suit:
The should fit closely enough SO that in buttoning
the middle (ortop) button necessary to force the
garment just triAe, thus accentuatng the waist line
The correct collar this year sits rather fatty
about the neck
The old UNDERSTANDING effect in the collar is passc
The length of the should be just enough to
hang clear of the shoes without breaking with the
bottoms absolutely straight and not followed above
the instep In front. By The Spectator.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Herbert Martin came in Wednes
day morning from Boulder to see
his sister Mary, who is very i'll with
Brights disease at the hospital.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

New designs OF "SANITAS" for
Bath Rooms and Kitchens mt The
New Weiss-Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Maclean left
wednesday night for Colorado
Springs, where they have gone for a
few days vacation and rest,
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Ward,
Sunday, April 29th, boy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

F. " Skroh of Jarosa was in town
Monday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Underlying the surface look of garment are
staunchness-its serviceableness
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Need WALL PAPER? Get IL at
The New Wciss-Chapman Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

For if suit is cankered with weak spots inside
they will eat their way outside at the first sign
of rigorous wear A suit that is 90 percent
genuine and 10 percent imitation soon looks 90
percent limitation and 10 percent genuine.
No man ever received satisfactory wear from a
garment that did not contain these essentials:
an all-wool fabric thoroughly shrunk by
the London cold water process-and not by
the first rain in which the wearer is caught.
genuine linen canvas and not cheap cotton
or burap substitute.
sewing at all points of strain done painstak-
ingly by hand with silk thread-and notweak,
unsightly cotton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

.. The new form of nonresident
bird hunting licenses are to be issued
at s5.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-16

Shop at Rickers.-Advt
Hendrickson for shoes.-Advt.
Novelty hosiery-Herbst.-A
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print it (Ad.)
See "Pavlowa"-Princess today, 1Oc.
(adv)
Blacks always for the latest in
| coats and suits-Advt.
"It pays to keep clean." Phone 1876.
Fargo Laundry Co.-Advt.
Atty. Frank /. Temple of McClusky.
is spending the day in Fargo on bust
ness.
For Rent-Double store on First
avenue north. Apply Walker Bros. &
Hardy.-Advt.
D. ]. Mckenzie. well known Forman
! resident. was a prominent gate city
visitor yesterday.
J. w. Brinton has gone to Los
Angeles. Cal, where he was called by
the serious illness of Mrs. Brinton.
e. T. Riley. cashier Of the Bank of
Wyndmere, transacted business, and
renewed acquaintances in Fargo yes
terday.
Lars Christianson will let a con-
tract next Monday for the erection Of
a 25x100 foot brick building on Front
street and Fourth street.
Clarence w. Gerber of Fargo and
Miss Ruth F. Daily Of Fosston, Mimi,
were granted a marriage license at the
Cass county courthouse yesterday.
J. E. Johnson cashier of the Securi-
| ty State bank at Sheyenne. took in the
closing session Of the Scottish Rite
reunion here last night. arriving yes
| terday.
| II you do not receive your Forum by
6:15 p. m, phone 1895. A special
carrier is on duty till Z p. m. at The
Forum office and will deliver you a
paper.-Advt.
ITO intending settlers and farm
laborers apply to w. e. Black. Cana
dian government agent. Clifford Build
ing, Grand Forks. N. D.. for settlers
and laborers rates and other informa-
ton to western Canada."-Advt.
Red Cross Work in Europe will be
the subject Of DR.. r. A. Beard. pastor
of the First CONGREGATIONAL church,
who is scheduled as speaker for the
number of the Grand Free Lecture
course at the Grand theatre Sunday
evening.
The Anderson-Vance Co., Is the
name of a new Fargo real estate COM
pany, Incorporation papers having
been issued yesterday for a capital
stock of 100000. The incorporators
are Robert Vance. H. NJ. Vance and
Alfred Anderson. all Of Fargo.
Peter Dahoney and wife. colored,
yesterday afternoon entered a plea of
guilty before Police Magistrate
| Augustus Roberts to a charge Of dis
| orderly conduct. and were given a fine
| of $50 each or 16. days in the city Jail.
They were unable to pay the fine and
are now in Jail.
Miss Wanda Mccoy, probably, is
looking for letter that she has not
| received. City Auditor Watkins re-
ceived a letter addressed to the young
woman from Independence. Kan, the
letter being addressed to the postoffice
box 304, the auditors box. The postal
authorities cannot locate the young
woman and the letter is now in the
hands of the auditor.
o. E. McCracken-We have a ca
pable young woman who Is DESTROYS
OF securing the employment of taking
care of children in the evening at the
homes of those having children to
care for This young woman is abso-
lutely reliable and anyone having such
employment for her would confer a
favor on us by calling the Glad It'd
ings mission or my residence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-16
ELBOW ROOM in MINNEAPOLIS
Plan 10 Limit Dwelling Houses TO
Street Width.

A housing code for Minneapolis, says
the Survey for Feb. II, based on Law
renee VeiIler's model code. will be pre-
scented at the next session Of the Mime
sofa Legislature. Instead of opposition
from the Real Estate Board, the code is
Endorsed by It, and by the Trades and
Labor Assembly, the Minneapolis Chap
ter of Architects and the Builders Elk
change.
The plan limits dwelling houses to
the width OF the street on which they
abut. but they are not in any case to
exceed seventy five feet or seven stor-
les and a basement. A side yard is re-
uuired on either side of the building,
proportionate to the height, which is
an outgrowth, possibly, of local GUS
tom under the present building ordi-
nance. The building of rear houses is
prohibited. Basement rooms in all new
buildings shall be occupied by no one
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-16
Germans Quick at Adapting Thsaters
in Fighting Zone.


in Fighting Zone.
From an important affair held in
the open with the natural setting for
the scenery and number Of soldiers
for the cast, the soldiers theater has
developed into a recognized institu-
ton. Today the theaters in the war
zone boast of real scenery. a real
stage, and very often real players.
With characteristic Teuton thor
oughness the Germans have not been
slow in adopting the war theater
idea and in developing the mechanical
end Of it. Their latest progress has
been In the direction of special pneu-
matte stage furniture which, when in
fiated, takes on the forms Of a table,
piano, sofa, chairs, and so on. accord
ing to the requirements Of the play,
The pressure employed for initiating
the furniture Is SUFFICIENT to make II
fairly rigid, so that the effect Is high
ly realistic.
For transportation purposes the
pneumatic stage furniture is Debated
whereupon IL collapses and can be
rolled up into comparatively small
bundle. 10 simplify matters each
pneumatic prop" or set is made in
one piece, the carpet serving to Join
the various members together, says
The Scientific American.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-16

mr. 7 I. Caldwell says that this ex-
ceedinRly distressing disease does not
shorten life, but does not appear to be
durable. Sufferers from this afflictlon
are condemned to undergo the PERIOD
teal attacks every few weeks until they
are 40 years of age, after which the at
tacks are less frequent, and finally dis
appear entirely. Palliative measures
during the attack are all that II is pos
sibIe to suggest, while care in the diet
Il the best preventive measure. An at
tack may often be prevented by taking
two anti-kamnia tablets when the nrst
symptoms appear, and one antl-kamnla
tablet every two hours during tine at
tack shortens It. eases the pain ana
brings rest and quiet.
Anti-kamnia tablets may be obtained
at all druggists: ASK tGr n aIh AaOietS'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-16
FEATHERED sENTRIEs.
Sea GulIs and Parrots Betray Il
Whereabouts of Submarines.

Sea GuIIs and Parrots Betray the
Whereabouts of Submarines.
A sailor recently stated that seaguls
are very useful in betraying the
whereabouts Of q submarine. When
the birds discern a periscope, they rise
in flock from the waters surface, and
circle round 1t, uttering shrilIs cries,
says Tit Bits. This performance at
attracts the attention OF the crews of
approaching vessels. and Outlines re-
suits in the submarine being discov-
cred.
While seagulls are unconsciously aid
ing sailors, parrots are carrying out
equally useful work for soldiers. 1t
has been discovered that parrots have
an extraordinary faculty for anticipat-
ing the approach of aircraft. Before an
airplane has come within range of the
human eye the feathered alarum be-
comes violently agitated and shrieks in
cessantly. In France wild birds often
provide artillery observers with clues
as to the whereabouts Of hidden bat
teries. Birds rise in flocks from trees in
the vicinity Of which guns are being
fired, and when there lull in the
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except the janitor. To eliminate fire
hazard, no frame building housing
more than two families onsa floor. nor
more than two and one-half stories in
height, may be built. and all dwellings
over three stories must be fireproof.
All new buildings must have toilet and
water supply for each family and all
old buildings must have toilet for each
two families.
The housing committee Of the Civic
and erceBAssociation of Mime
apolis, after four years work on the
problem, is chiefly responsible for the
present result. The holding OF the Ma
tional Housing Conference in Mime
apolis in 1915, gave the strongest impe-
tus to the movement. Otto w. Davis,
secretary Of the Civic and Commerce
Association, helped draft the building
code Of Columbus, Ohio. several years
ago. and has applied his former ex-
perience to the present situation.
See "Pavlowa"-Princess today. Toe.
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SPREAD POSLAM
TO TEST ON
PINPLY SKIN

Try this! Spread Poslam over that
itching skin affection at night. Then
dismiss the trouble from your mind.
Sleep soundly and, next morning, ex-
anime the skin and see just what one
application of Poslam has done. You
will rejoice to know of one remedy
possessed of real healing energy which
can bring about results so quickly.
Eczema, Pimpless all broken-out,
itching surfaces, respond to Poslam az
to nothing else.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories, 241
West 9TH St., New York City.
And Poelam Soap, being indicated
with Posiam, will beneft your skin
while used daily for toilet and bath.
Advt.