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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
American Flyers
Build Big Camp;
AstOI1ish Frencf,

n ARls, D-c. 23-The wonders
Of 4 vast American training
ing camp fo- ayiators In CEN
trail France are described enthus-
iasticaiIy in the Petit Parisien by
Paul Ginisty, who has just visited
the camp. With the exception Of
few huts, he writes, all the
material was brought from
America.
The work was begun in Sep
tember under the direction Of $50
men, experts in their various
branches, and the driving power
which they are putting into their
tasks was evident on every hand.
From this camp fully trained
pilots will be sent to the front.
French aviators are there to give
the benefit Of their experiences.
He was especially struck with =
table which records the progress
Of each pilot from the time Of his
first flight until he 10 performing
acrobatic tricks jim the air.
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BUREAU CRITIC
HITS OFFICERS
Says Ordnance Chiefs Are
Not Efficient; Perish
ing's Hand Seen.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 20.-Ord-
nance officers were criticized today
before the senate's investigating COM
mittee by Fred H. Collivan, editor OF
the American Machinist. for imposing
too rigid rife specifications. Require
ments for interchangeability Of parts.
he said, delayed production three
months last summer and he cited one
private factory where last August
workmen on a "cost plus" contract
PLAYED checkers while waiting for
work held up. Government arsenal
msthods he alro criis iSsds e the
(Springheid arsenal bad sdxles aifacfin-
|ery fifty years old, white many army
ordnance sohicers, he asserted, have
no special training TO qualify them
PROTESTED TO BAKER.
Correspondence with Secretary
Baker, which was produced, disclosed
a controversy between Colvin and
General Crozier, chief Of ordnance bu-
reaus in which the former told Secre-
tary Baker that the arsenal ohfcers
were not qualified production engi-
neers. General Crozier said Mr.. Col
win. should be barred from inspecting
arsenals because he insisted expert
machinists and not army ofncers
should be in charge.
ORDERS LONG WITHHELD.
Additional testimony regarding de-
lay in machine gun production was
given by Vice-President B. NJ. w. Han
son OF the Colt Arms company, Hart
ford, Conn.
Tho new Rrownjnr tyne vas adopt.
ed last May, he said, but no contract
was made until July, although orders
were anticipated and preliminary
work begun. The delay was explained
by Mr. Hanson as due In part to DELHI
erations Of the joint civilian army
board appointed by Secretary Baker to
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II MEN KILLED
IN MINE CRASH
EXPLOSION IN ,TENNE SsEE
WORKINGS lMPERiLS SIXTY
FIVE OTHERS.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 20.-Eleven
miners were killed in an explosion at
Mine No. 3, of the Dar Dour Coal and
Coke company, at Catoosa, near
Memo, Tenn. late yesterday afternoon
according to word reaching here To-
day. Seventy-five men were in the
mine at the time.
Whether the explosion resulted
from a gas pocket becoming ignited
from the premature discharge Of a
keg Of powder in the mine is not
known.
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RUSSIANS WOULD
FIGHT FOR OLD GLORY
IBy Associated Press staff

:
With the American Army in France.
Dec. 20-The ofiic GERS Of the Russian
army in France have volunteered as
a body to give their services to the
United States.
The officers are desirous of contin-
uing the battle against the Germans.
Notwithstanding the usso-Geyman
peace negotiations and declare they
will welcome an opportunity to fight
to the finish for Russia under the
stars and stripes
lin April of last year five consingents
of Russian troops. about $4,000 men
were landed at MarseiIles. A sector o.
the Champagne was taken over by
them.1
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DES MONIES COAL
PRICE is REDUCED

Des Me'nes, Dec. e8.-Iowa coal will
sell in Oes Moines. beginning Friday
morning Mt $5.15 per ton delivered
from the retail yards and 81 per ton
at the mouth of the mines.
These were the prices fixed today
by Charles Webster. federal fuel ad-
ministrator Tor Iowa.
Immediately following the an
nouncement. OF the Iowa administra-
tons decision, local coal dealers and
mine operators wired an appeal to DR..
Garfield at Washington.
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ESTHER CLEVELAND
ENGAGED TO BRITON

London. Dec. 2o.--The engagement
Is announced of Esther. daughter Of
Grover Cleveland, to Captain Bosan-
quet OF the Coldstresm Guards. Cap
tain Rosarq1et. a son OF Sir Albert
BosanQuet. has been decorated with
the distinguished ssrvsce order.
Miss Cleveland came to London in
June Of last year after having qualified
as a nurse and instructor of the blind
and took up work as volunteer at st.
Duustan's home for blinded soldiers
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PNEUMONIA CLAIMS
2 VICTIMS AT DODGE

Camp Dodge. Dec. 20.-Deaths of
two privates Of the national army
were reported at the base hospital
here today. both due to penumonia.
The victims are Charles Anderson Of
Grassery Butte, N. D.. member of
battery E 33Sth field artillery and A.
e. Wales If Minneapolis. member
OF the medical department.
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GERMANS RECOUNT cAPTlvEs.
LAr,Ns FIGHT DESPERATELY.

[Associated Press Summary
Between Monte Grappa and the
Brenta on the Italian northern front,
the Italians are resisting desperately
renewed Austro-German efforts to
break through the hills to the plains.
The Italians, after withstanding strong
attacks and inflicting heavy losses on
the enemy, were forced to retire to
new positions when the invaders
brought up reserves.
On the southern end Of the Piave
line the Austro-Germans have been
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GREAT sHIPYARD OPENS. ;

An Atlantic Port, Dec. 20.-Mark-
ing the actual beginning of produc-
ton of standardized 5.000-ton steel
cargo ships for the United States gov
ernment, John Hunter for the United
States shipping board drove the first
rivet today in the first of these ves-
sells at a large shipyard near here
which has been rushed to completion
in seventy-six days.
The program of the private corpora
ton building the ships calls for the
completion of $50 of the cargo boats
in the least possible time. The yards
are so arranged that twenty-eight Of
the vessels will be under construction
at the same time.
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LEAPS TO DEATH.

Chicago. Dec 2o.-Harry c. Moore.
a broker In imitation butter jumped or
fell from sixth story window of his
hotel today and was killed. His wife
said that he had been i'll for the past
two weeks and v1s . somnamholist
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Result of Third Days Dual
Drive Shows Gain for
Both Working Forces in
Red Cross Christmas Cam
paign; Country Busy, Too.
MANY LISTED 100
PER CENT EFFICIENT

More members and more money for
the maintenance of Wapello County
Red Cross and the national organfza-
tion were obtained In the third day
[of the big dual Christmas drive that
was launched Monday morning.
The note OF gloom that permeated
yesterdays report Of the campaign,
like the weather. was featured by sun
shine today and the workers are now
hitting pace that brooks no opposi
tion. The quota $4,000 by Saturday
and more II possible, will be raised
by the maintenance forces. The
membership committees are beating
the bushes in the attempt to swell the
list of members Of Wapello county
chapter to 10000.
HAVE REACHED $f2,5m.
The reports turned IN to Secretary
&c. o. Dawson this morning shows a
goodly gain in the maintenance fund
which has grown to $12,500 more
than $1,000 for the days work This
army Of workers looks forward to ex-
ceeding the quota IL q continued gem
erous support rewards their efforts.
Chairman L. A. Andrew Of the main
tenance forces looks forward to an
oversubscription in at least some CT
the rural districts where the Red
Cross zeal being displayed ID little
short of wonderful. with new chap
|tsrs Aeing f0rmed in SHINE localities
and the numerous at3tions and
(o&her forms Of money raising en-
terprises for the .beneft Of the work,
more il expected to be raised in the
outlying places than was pledged by
these branch chapters.
MEMBER GAIN IS 1900.
The membership committee after
two fair days, had good return for
their efforts yesterday when 600 more
names were enrolled making total
OF 1900 additions to the 1000 already
listed at the beginning of the drive.
The women's committees are working
for both memberships and mainte-
nance and are making number Of
the residences blossom out with a
Red Cross 100 per cent eMcient poster
in prominent windows.
MANY 100 PER CENT EFFICIENT
The 100 per cent efficient class
shows a good growth today and be-
sides the fourteen announced Tues
day there are the following firms and
families today:
The Dain Manufacturing Co. This
plant is also raising a nice sum for
the maintenance fund
Secretarial force Of the T. n. 6. A.
Nelson -Madden-RAe store.
Wilmer store.
F. l. DaGeet
e. Burnangh.
Thompson Service barber shop.
-Grupe Co.
Mcdaniel boiler works.
w. ]. Benkert
T. J. Henehan. az
NJ. l.. Toulme. N
w. s. vinson.
H. S. Vinson
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TO DISTRIBUTE SHIPS.

Paris, Dec. 1S.-Oelayed). Close
cooperation in utilizing means Of mar
itims transport has been realized by
the allies, says an official note issued
here today supplementing the state
ment made at the time the inter-allied
conference concluded its sessions here.
1t was announced at that time that
the allies had decided to create an or
ganization for coordination Of mari
time activities and today's statement
says this council has been created
consisting of representatives of the
United States, France, Great Britain
and Italy.
The council will draw up schedules
for the division Of tonnage in accord
ance with needs Of each country for
food supplies and war purposes. A
board will be created in each country
to decide on utilization Of the tonnage
placed at the disposal Of that nation.
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HURLEY. To TELL
SHIPPING PLANS
Immense Plant for Building
Vessels Opens on Eve
of Inquiry.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 20.--Investi-
cation of the government shipping
board and emergency fleet corpora
tion's operations, under the resolution
of Senator Harding, which the senate
adopted, the senate commerce COM
mittee decided today will sbsgin to-
morrow afternoon with Chairman Hur.
ley as the first witness. s.
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LAFoLLETE GETS DELAY.

Washington, d. c., Dec 20.-Inabil-
ity to obtain quorum compelled the
senate committee investigating Sena-
tor LaFolette's recent st. Paul speech
to postpone action again today, for
the fourth time. The committee met
to extend time for conducting the in
quiry and o decide when former Sec
retary BH n and other witnesses
should teS ".
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KAISER READY TO MAKE CONCESSIONS?

ambassador Russia is shown stand
ing his carriage Proad watching one Of the many funerals
daily
Ambassador Francis citizen st Louis has OF the
delicate
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{ ENEMY RENEWS
BLOW At LAT|NS
Italians, Forced Backward
at One Point, Win at
Another.
[By The Associated Press. ]

[By The Associated Press.
Germany's present strength on
the western front is estimated to
approximate the maximum reached
last July when it was 1850 diyi-
sions. The allies, however, are
believed to have 9 superiority ~ ~
numbers.i sEes.S y
On the western front the Ger
mans have not yet given strong
Indication of where. their. adver-
tised drive is to begin. The Ger
man guns continue ito lombard
various sectors along the front
from the North Sea to the Swiss
border, including Ypres and Cham
payne areas, and enemy raiding
parties are harassing the British
and French soldiers.
Italian Headquarters in Northern
Italy, Dec. 20.-The enemy's heavy
guns already have the range beyond
Bassano which lies on the Venetian
plain near the entrance to the Brenta
valley and while the city itself has
not yet been shelled, occasional shells
have fallen in the outskirts.
The reports show that the enemy
is employing seventeen divisions in
his operations between the Brenta
and Piave rivers.
Five different attempts to cross the
old Piave near its mouth Indicate that
the enemy is anxious to get into the
plains from the mountains before
winter sets in.
GERMANS RECOUNT cAPTlvEs.
Berlin, Dec. 20.-Repeated Italian
counter attacks against positions re-
Gently captured by the Austro-Ger.
mans on Monte Pertica were repulsed
yesterday, the German general staff
announced today. Since December II,
the Teutons have taken nearly 5000
prisoners in the fighting between the
Brenta and Piave river.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-21
Ukraine Government Re
fuses To Obey Maximal-
lists; Kaledines Wins Vic
tory Over Reds Army;
Peace Farley Proceeds.
PETROGRAD DECLARED
IN STATE OF SIEGE
lBy The Associated Press.1

tBy The .A80Ociated PreSS.J
A state OF siege has been pro
claimed in Petrograd. Disorders
in the capital. due 1t is said, to
the looting of wine cellars and
: shops, made necessary the procla-
nation OF state of siege.
Meanwhile the cossacks are ex-
hibiting new strength, Ukraine
has defied the bolsheviki gov
eminent and the peace negotia-
tions are awaiting participation
by the entente allies, OF which
there lis no prospect.
Rostov-on-the-Dpn, recently re-
ported captured by the bolshe-
Wiki, Is now said to have been oc-
cupied Monday by the cossacks OF
General Kaledines. This report
seems to dispose of the rumor
that Kaledines had been arrested
by his own officers. The cossack
leader, according to dispatch
reaching London from Petrograd,
has proposed to the bolshevik
that civil strife come to an end
by declaring the independence Of
the Don territory and providing
against maximalist Intervention
there.
Petrograd, Dec. 20-The rada, gov
erning body of the Ukraine, has sen
4 negative answer to the ultimatum 0
the Eouncil OF peoples commissarfee
the holsheytd government. 81
The UrkainiAn rada and the bOlshe
Wiki government In Petrugrad hav'
been 1t odds since the successful
revolution Of the maximalists early II
The ultimatum referre'
to is the demand made by the bOlshe
Wiki that the rada permit troops to &
through the Ukraine to aid in puttinl
down the Kaledines revolt.
REDS ARMY DisoRGANiZED.
In its oficial announcement con
corning the counter revolution ant
since that time. the bolsheviki gov
ernment has claimed that the Ukraine
was aiding the cossacks and the con
stitutional democrats.
News reached Petrograd last Frida!
that bolsbeviki units at Kiev. the capi
tai Of Ukraine, had been disarmed b!
the ukrainians and sent to thei
homes. Bolsheviki troops attacket
an arsenal in Odessa where tn,
Ukrainian rada was assembled
Ukrainian troops were summoned ant
after street fighting the maximalist'
were defeated,
AFFECTS 100000 PEOPLE.
The dispatches reported that ma
jority Of the sailors Of the Black Sea
fleet had gone over to the Ukrainians
The Ukraine. which means front
ier. is part Of the old kingdom o
Poland. 1t is made up Of parts Of tht
of Poltava, Kiev, Podo
liza. Kharkov, Ekaterinoslav and Kher
son. These governments have com
bined area Of about $4,000 squar,
miles and a population Of about Is,
100000.
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NO NEWS At WASHINGTON.


Russian embassy today was entirely
without advices Of the progress Of
peace negotiations between the Dol
.hevili and the central powers and
whatever advices the government was
receiving through Ambassador Fran.
els or other sources was not made
public.
CIVIL WAR WIDESPREAD.
Ioudon, Dec. 19-(Delayed) Dis
patches from Petrograd indicate that
the struggle between the cossacks
and the maximalists in southern Rus
sia is increasing in severity. The
Petrograd correspondent Of Renters,
telegraphing under date Of Tuesday.
says the flames OF civil war are
spreading northward along the volga
river from Astrakahan to Samara.
The maximalists hold Astrakahan
from which place the cossacks were
reported on Monday to be twenty
versts distant Fighting probably has
BEGUN.
The maximalists are said to have
many machine guns but are almost
without cannon. The cossacks are
reported to be equipped with light
field guns.
MAD MONK RoUTs ARMIES.
An, Extraordinary state Of affairs is
depicted at Tsantsyn, in the province
of Samara, where neither the maxi
malists Vr the cossacks have gained
the mastery. both being beaten. by
the forces Of Heliodorus, abbot of
Tsaritsyn and known as 'Iliadore. the
mad monk who advanced against
them singing. Save, Lord, Thy Peo-
pie"
Orenburg cossacks. commanded by
General Dutoff. are advancing against
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seiaef Sorna tpirb periu4eu, bic Die
be 3u eruittelu.
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sas gasyReirreubum.

Ter S.abtrntb ift auf Jreiine Dor.
nrittag II llbr 81 elmer Spe3ialiitung
eniberlifen iporoen, I'M Die notbiecn
gcruiaigunpeH 5li raien fir Die
Gulidfa@en in @erbinoune nit Der DIE
ferenoiunnbftinurling iiber Die @as-
rnten. Die abitinnnrng firoet om ID.
eliigiit ftntt. Gire hrSe Grfl1rimg
iiber Dos, mos bns @eferenbum innoE
piert, nuub ben los, 900 M1bIern 5it,
geidyidf ner6en Der Sto6trntb nasb
biertiif srpa 5000 heuiaiuea.
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Garthaae Tair.

Ter @eripaIhtnssratb Der Carthage
1uir bat geitern beihloiien, isreitag,
II. aueidt, oIs Gag oes Motben
arenseS' an5lrieseu. 8ebn 8rosent Der
GintrittseeIber iirto fiir oas giotbe
Rreus beftiuruit. 0ie ansiteIluns miro
erit an 12. gugirit m Mnsriff genon-
men uno bis bnbin huben oie SoI6ateH
ben JdirpIas pieoer perIaifen uno iino
nod oem llebungsaoger tn alabama
absego1ieen-
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Gteusrbosen, lpenn bitferben md BEN
neusn g<itb aussearbeitst peroeu.
sntbalteu bios 400 Trasen lin bie'
is 4rbeii su beipdItiseu, perbsn be
aNeEoren se5fpuneen fein, Silfsfrofs
te arsuitefItn unb biefe aus ihrer Sns
jte beSo6len uiiHeu.