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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10
Sie Getreisebents III Ramdnies

alus @ien, 10. canuor, ,piro &c,
rnelbet: Ger rieue @rndhriingsiriri.
tier Gberii 9oefcr iagte 81 einern Se,
ridteriioiter Der .Neuen EreiieA, er
ipcrSe ntogen iein Dom adifer gebillig.
tes Erograniin i'm Winiiterratb nor.
fragcn. Srr anifer irrtereiiirf iif fort.
iauicno fir nIIe @in3elheiten oes gr.
neutrality-suspicious.. eluf Die fyrage, oh
Die ri,r1niide geiife nid)t Die fiir Die
sSriibinbrsmonnte 1917 pieIfah be.
iiirdtete anappbeit an 2ebensmittein
beieitigen merbe, iogte Sberit &oefer:
Sb fam bcr5eit MIR ingeu, ooB mir
aiIerOings cine aniebnIid,e SiIfe burt,
Sereinitafiimg r,imaniihen @eirci.
oes 81 eeiudrtigen bdben, mir branh.
ss nod etniee GeonIb. Sir faitben III
sfirnidnicn @etreioe un6 yeois, uno c;
III SneifeiIos, oab mir unieren antbe:l
6craG betommen iperoen, ebelio ipie
GeutidIanb iuio uniere aii6eren Bun
besgsnciien. Ole 3tfferr, bic bisbcr
IN Ger SeifentIiffeit gciiannt lpnrSeil,
mub id) als gang iiir3utreffeao be5eid,.
uon. 0os slrrnee.S Sbertonunasoo tDiro
Gnoe Snnilar ilber elbgiiItige 3ifiern
reffiigcrt IS iprrhe cine grobe Cr.
odniiaticH eeid)niien, nm 6as @etrci,
De 81 fnnnteIn inio auf Stapelpldye
81! bringen. Die SSmtptiade blcibt Gle
-seirad,timg na6 Seiterreih. Die ME.
oerbergeitellteH Giienbabuen drbeifen
nidJt etipa 10 ipie i'm ssrie6en. sllIc Be-.
iiormgen fonnten iuto fonnem nidlt
bebobea Deroeu. Der $aiiptipeg III Die
Sonaii. &enn fie bis s,im IA. Sa.
mar eisfret bIeibt - e. bonoeIt iid
ca Inn ein aIies @rfitrlmes6aiun =.
oonn 1T Soiiming porbanccn, oab
nnf Dem Oonaiiipege grcfe gPengcn
reritifit iperben founen iin6 ouB ms
10 berbdltniLnldbig raid gcrrdtbe 8u.
lebrndit iperoer fonnc.t. es rollt niifl
don 8etrei6e. Wldt iuollte NIT Der
nid,t 30eern, o6apoM rcd
lid)t beiiinunt lit, Oh es Eeitereid).llr-
Jarn ODER Teuti6lnrb geboren miro.
SdI claude, oab 5u 9eiorgnib fem ~,
Iab eegebeu lit eEs tpir6 alles gefd,s
zen, nm olldJ ortiit,e sieibimeen 81
,ernreiben flcine uno uoriibersebcnes
!lnannebmlid,feiten ipir6 es pobl i'm.
ner geben. Sd ipiI meine aiifsnbs
,id,t bureaiifratiid) aiIfiaiicn, icnSern
nit benz praftiiden 9ebeH SiiblIng
ider. Sd iper6e tdeIid iiber oeu
Sfnno Der Dinee In allen sfronfdn,
,ern iiiiterid,tet iperben uno mid nit
'cn Wiinid)cn nller GeielIidnitsifidr
en- bcfannt MAIDEN.
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Der grobe Stratege PRO-
feFor 5aft iagt, baB 9euti4lano i'm
@tanbe lpdre, in feds WO4en an bic
Ter aiiite 100000 Mann 3u lanben.
Saau tpdren nOths $50 srobe S&iffe,
um bic 5ruppen allein gu befDroern.
Minbeftens 1000 Sdtffe rpdren mo-
tbis, I'm bas ,ariegsmaterial 5u bcfOrs
bern. Die 100000 Wtann Dnnten be-
ftimmt niht auf eiunal lanosn. WeHn
.fie in tleinen @ruppen ans 2dno foms
men, tpiirben bic erftena anieberseua6t,
ebe bic 5tpetteu lunben tOnnten.. Sin
fDl6er pian ipdre nur fir GuoIunb
ausfiibrbar, neil es feine 5ruppen nns
geitDrt in Ganaba lanben t6rrts uno
AUDI Der Rotbnenoigteit entbpbcn
ipdN, piel ariegsmdteriaf mit3uEr;ns
gen, tpeil Gdnaoa oieies aieliefern pers
rIdQ.
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+ Der bulgartf DIE pr em ie :
,Ibe;lt NIT, bab innerbalb perbdilnibs
lrtdbig tur3er '3cit Ter &rie1 gu Enoe
fein ipsrbe. SisIa Sueas bat ,it1 ilns
lmer als 5uDerlGFis ertpitien. Sci IS,
fDob Der bulgarifde premisr iid gr6s
bere Rebefreibeit sdtattet, rrie bic ais
DerenS preuiers Der perbiinoeten Gam
ber, 9bdtfa9e III, bab man
1on ibm bdufis pi6tise "Wsittbeilunsen
erlungt bat, bic iid fpater als rtdtig
.eripiefen. Sffenbar nil Der bulsariiGc
prenier init oiefer Mnbertung Iaoer,
.baB bic @erbiirbeten pnsnblit gr0sets
9orbereitingen, aIs bic 5sirbe abnen,
getroffen bdben, I'M bie5e i'm
Griibiubr sn iiberfpGltisen. Seiriish.nb
stft iebenfulls, bab BITE @erbiinbeten biss
Alang nod ni9t nit nIler &raft ben
Rrieg gefiibrf bubeR. fonbGm bat
,grobe Reicrpen fir ben sntf4eibel,ren
.@4Iag a,9seipdrtstnsrbs diuDsurbsiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-10

buptIb ltSff~boutSup Wv 1Ap StAASAitNYA
|aidt aIs 4annipadren betraAtet, ala
liplae beseidneten unb In 8ssia a,li
bannfreie Waaren tpurbe pprgefhriea
ben, baB fe nur in gssei1sn Wlenserl
ben neutraIen 2ditbern fir beren eiaea
nen 9sbarf Susefiibrt iperbsn oiirfen.
gs ipurbe penlnab cine Dlodabs sescn
unIeren neutralen Sanbsl erri9tet.
@cgsn bieic emp6renbe 9eleiOisung
Der amerifaniI6en Ndtipn bat bic pros
britiihe YrefIe niht nit elmer Siibe
proteitirt. Cine ebenipIa srobe ScIeis
bisung Der ameritaniiden Ratton TT
es, lpenn bic Waarensufubr permittelit
elmer ungefeBlihen uno unlpirhamsn
8lodabc geiperrt lpirb. als GnglanD
in fold unseiebliher gBeiie bic oeuia
Ife &iiite gesen unIeren 9anbel al
iperrte. biiIlte bic probritiide prslle
I ii6 ebenfalls in Sdpeisen. Cine
ebenIold srobe 8slsioisuns lit Der an
uns periibte poitraub unb bic 9er>
idleppuna BON ameritaniiden Sdus
fen naa ensliiden 9dfen, Inn tie bort
gu burdIuden, lpdbreno bas gOlter>
re1t tlar unb beitimmt ooridreibt. bob
bic Our9fudung auf pffenem Weers
erfplgen mub. Wdbrenb bic probritis
fte preFe gu allen bisien Sddnctba'
ten fdbipeiqt, bebauptet iie, bic natioz
male Gbre gebiete, SeutI9lanb ben
Sriea gu ertlGren, ipeil es bic 8epdIs
fer Der feinbliden 2dnber abiperrt,
na6bem bic gtQiirten ale Geipdher
Der Groe segen bic Ser. Staaten abs
aeIperrt baben. Gin anruf bes pa
triotismus aesen Deutidlanb untsf
ben ansefiibrten llmitGnben 1T coa|
ni9ts onbsres, als cine perGat!i1s
Seu9sIei. Sds ein5i9e, ipas bic ptos
briten antporten, sebt babin, beb
man bic aGiirtsn fir bic 9erlssans
unIerer Redte gu S4abeneriaB anbal>
ten tann unb bas III ni6t pahr. Sm
2tlabama 6an 1T enti9ieoen poroen,
baB Der gerluit, Der baraus enti.cbt,
bag bur9 bic GepaItatte beg 5slnoss
bic Sdiffabrt unter6ro6su Miro, ooer
Der @erluIt. Der baraus ertiteb;, bab
bic 8aarcn3ufubr ssit6rt niro,
3u teinem S1obenerias 6ercdtigi..
Dieter tDnne nur fir birstie 9aHbluns
gen gsforbert iuerDen, Die iia gum
Shaben tpie eins 81 bnIs
osrt perbaIten. 9lber fpenn bic Siihre
fir Die olliirten 9erbreden mir in
S6abeueriab teiteben ioa. bunn lam
man bc9 in eleihsr Weiie perfa1rsn,
ino.m man nadtrdsli9 Sdabsueriab
fiir S6iffc forbert, benen GsutiaIanb
litt geitattet bat, in Der bon ibm abb
Jegren5ten 3pre einSuInufen. Tieie
lnterI9eibung. ipel6e bic probritrn
MAIDEN. benefit bod. bnb lie nit sinem
ariege ssssn Seuti9lanb niht bic
Redte Der amsritaniIdn HatiOa btrs
fpnbern iid bes sroBem Der
're4ens fhuloig ma4en tpoIIen, Die
Ber. Staatsn in einen aries nit
0euti6Ianb 3u ftiirSen, I'M ben gtlI;irs
en- gu belien. sic polIen ieinen
tampf 5ur Wabruns inIerer Sntsref@
en- .ionbern Der Sntereien Der 9llliirs
en-. aeibsr 1T fait bic seIammte ames
itaniide preiie probritiid. Msnn
infer @olt bic Wabrbeit erfabrsn
Onnte. tpiirbs ibm bic ginIi9t ni6t
ntseben, baB man ss Gnalanb suiisbs,
u 5obe befieusru unb aud bas aeben
elmer 8iirser opiern min.
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probritiide 2-osit 1T ni6t

su iibertreffen. Die ytetp gprter
rSimes" sibt bic srobe pOItsrredtIi3s
@elsbriamteit bon fi4. bic Grtldrung
Der Seuti4en, bab gnsldnb cine
pirtiame glOdabs sesen iie unter4alts,
bepeiie, bab iie aud seiesli4 lei. Der
@elebrte bes probritiIfen glattes
brau9t Bios auf Die 9ots bes 4rdiis
beuten Dertpiefen 5u tperoen, iporin er
iast, bab bic 9lodiruns Seutidlanbs
unpirtIam unb ungefeslih Jet, neil
anbsren 2dnbern bic 3ufubr iibsr bic
Oitise offen ite6e. Sic 1T du4 aus
bem tpeitersn Srunbe ungeieBli6. bog
nidt bic beutide &iiIte blodirt nirb,
fonbern bic Wteere, lpel4e CUR beuts
iaen &iiite fiibren.
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Sie Ru 6riat, baB bic nRfpn>

Die Ra9ri9t, pab bic nRfpns
ban" DON einem beuti4en unteriess
boot por bem Ginlaufen in Die
9efabr Gone separnt Ddroe
uno baraufbiu umgetebrt lei,
perbient ndbere 8ea9nng, peIl
baraus gu erieben 1T, bab cine rollts
seiesli1e SlodaOe ii4 aud NIT 2all9.
bootem fiibren ldBt. 8enn ein S4itf
senarnt ipirb, mub es umtebren unO
peEu es bic Warnung nidyt bea6tet,
beItebt bas Re4t, es gu perientsn. Us
i9eirt, bab 9euridlGnb nentralcn
SGifien gegcniiber in bieier O0atg EN-
panbsfreien Deiie Die ensliI4e &l1te
au blodirsn bsabiiatigt.
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@sif pDllis Ii iiberfliiIig.
bab ein beutIdramerituniIa girser
feline 2ppalitdt perii9ert. &etn ai1s
berer Mmeritaner tbut bas. Tol9li4
brau9t es fein OeutI4 s@merifansr gu
tbun. 2ppalitGt sessn bic Der. Staaz
ten ift cine felbftperftdnolide 8orauss
fesuns unb beoarf teiner 3uit4eruns
unn 8etheleruna.
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gterbIid)feit berid)t.

Senrp eRibtl, 70, fdbiii&ss ars
menbaus. QtbtrpsrhGrtnns.
WiuiaH iJsisr, 6s. JObnion Noab.
G.hirnIalas.
Mnrp guds, 81, 1913 puIlhn
aDt., Gsbirniding.
5oieph Gamibt. SO, 1928 Stfisr.
ion abt.. @rippe.
Gbnnrb Winnsr. 20, 2730 @sbfsr
apsnllf, 6tr5lsibsn.
Msta grsmsr. s5, 1912 gOuns
Sir.. Grippe.
Milliam 9ompfins, so. 247 1snnps
ion Ctr, 2uftr6brtusntaiRbung.
Dsunis Dean, 81 4228 Gafefn
1be. .3udsrrubrs
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Sie8robriteu, bic iih 10 fir

Die probriteu, bic iih 10 fiir
@robbritannien bseeiitern uno Id,l'us
ntse 2lusrii1tung unlerer Seere foISerri,
nm lie 6albtgit na9 europa 81 iditsr,
ernten ais anertsnnung bufiir niafs
aIs ben So6n Der 9miirten, bic fleAent@
Ii& bitten, iie nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
len gu uerfainen. @snn ein Deutf6er
in bieIem 9aube bag iagte, ipiirSe er
als @errdtber sstranbmert. 'pcrttn,
aber Den 5Dhr tsr gngianoer lahcn
bil Yrohriiea fib ru9is 9efalIeu,
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dieiem Sinne tpirb tpobl Die Mnbeu>
tuns oes bulsuril4ea Nremisrs aufs
Sufa1eu iein.
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aludj 6os 1ingTii6 fiibrt gum Gu.
ten~ - aber Id, ipoIlfe nid)f 5um Glis
ten gRhibrt, ionoGuD DIidliG iefu.
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samitas, ben 10. Sebrnar 1917.
init nrpber gsfrisbiaane

Mtt grober Sstrteoa9aH 9
iptrb uuf bic berrlide Sinan5lage bss
aanbes aussfidts bes brobenoen arte@
ees binseipieien. Die Gage piro auT1
bSren, gldnaenb gu iein, penn mir uns
IN ben ariss itiirasn. Snnerbalb lsds
Wspnate iperben bic alIiirten nit uns
Ieren ueberiduHeu aufeerd,unt haben.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
Sc VEN RAIDER
GROUPS TURNED
BACK BY GUNS
Of DEFENDERS
Only One Machine Manages to
Sweep Over MetropOl-
itan Area.
OTHERS FORCED TO FLEE
BEFORE REACHING CITY
Eight Persons Were Killed, Fl
Injured During the
Raids.

London. Nov. About 30 sirplanes
in seven groups took part in last
nights air raid. Three Of them pene-
trated TO the heart Of London, says an
official report today. The casualties
and damages were slight. Eight per-
sons were killed and 21 injured in the
raid.
The first group of air raiders dropped
bombs near the coast. Two more
groups were broken up by barrsse
on the southeastern outskirts Of the
metropolis. The fourth group was
turned back up the Thames half way
to London.
OF the fifth group one or more air
planes penetrated southeastern Lon
don Some of the sixth group reached
the southeastern part of the eity. The
seventh group was dispersed before II
reached the outer defenses Of the city
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
Official Version.

The official announcement follows.
Determined and repeated attacks
were made upon London last night by
hostile aircraft The first group Of
raiders crossed the Kentish coast At
about 1910 p. m. and proceeded to-
ward London over Kent. They did not
penetrate far inland. however, but
turned in an easterly direction and
dropped bombs at various places in
and near the coast.
Meanwhile two more groups af raid
ers were steering toward London along
the south bank Of the Thames. The
sky was half covered with thin low
clouds which rendered extremely diff
cult observation Of the enemy ma
chimes. Nevertheless the altitude was
correctly calculated and they were
broken up by barrage fire on the
southeastern outskirts Of the metro
ts
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
$4,000 TROOPS
SURROUNDED At
THE RIVER ARE
MADE CAPT|VES
italians Unable to Make Stand.
Teutons Capture the
Bridgeheads.
ROME ANNOUNCES THE
SECOND WITHDRAWAL
Third Army Which Saved ItaI-
ianS in First Retreat Suf-
ferS Heavily.

Berlin, Nov. THE Austro-
German forces invading Italy
have increased the number of pris-
oners taken to more than 10000.
They have captured 800 Italian
guns. The foregoing information
was officially announced today by
the German war office. The Ger
man statement says the Teuton
Fourteenth army yesterday gained
another great victory. Portions of
the Italian retreating forces made
a stand at the Tagliamento river.
The bridgehead positions at Dig
nano and Codroipo were captured
by the Germans.
The Austro- Germans penetrated the
rear guard positions Of the Italians 20
the east Of the lower Taghamento.
where they cut of and captured $3.50
Italians.
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lEN7<<''.V IN
Y STA>H><>'ENI
Loss o. IT
Was Attacked as She
hs Returning From
| Foreign Waters.
GE TO VESSEL SAID
% HAVE BEEN SLIGHT
Vas One of the Largest
lips Flying the Amer
ican Flag.

hington, Nov. 1.-The trans
Finland was recently torpe-
Ihile returning to the United
but was able to reach a
h port under her own steam.
avy department received a
of the attack and Secretary
S authorized its publication.
havy report does not say
er there was any loss of life
ury on the Finland.
official announcement was au-
ID as follows:
navy department has received
ehes stating that the transport
IA was torpedoed while returning
Foreign waters. The damage to
{ip was slight and she returned TO
hnder her own steam. The FIN
has under escort. but no sign OF
|rpedo or submarine was seen.
Finland is one of the largest
: kers dying the American flag. Be
koing into the army transport
ke she piled between New YORK
European ports in the lnterna-
Mercantile Marine company
.e under the Red star and other
The vessel has a gross tonnage
IsO6 and a net tonnage of LII
carries a crew OF zo'
The Finland was built in Phil
hia in 1902. Her home port Is
York.
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NATION s FOOD
DEALERS UNDER
A j. :. LICENSE
100000 Under Government
Supervision to Eliminate
Profiteering.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Lieense re-
strictions today were imposed on the
nations manufacturers and distribu-
tors of staple food commodities in an
effort by the food administration to
regulate the war time supply and elm
mate profiteering abuses.
More than 100000 dealers. including
producers, importers. middle men and
the larger retailers. are now under fed
eral regulations with drastic penalties
provided for speculation. boarding and
excessive profits.
Although retailers doing a business
of less than 100000 annually are not
included in the licensed class, they will
be required to conform with the direc-
tions of the food law.
Although no licenses yet have been
mailed, dealers have been informed
that mere compliance with the Law vii!
be ample protection until the licenses
arrive.
The licensed foods include beef. pork
and mutton. fish. poultry and eggs
milk butter cheese. flour. sugar
cereals, lard. beans, peas. fruits. veg
etables, several lines of canned goods
and other products.
as follows:
U) To limit the prices charged by
every licensee to a reasonable amount
Continued on Page Eighth
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ALMOST HALF Of
THE U-bOATS IN
THREE SEAS SUNK
Admiralty Chief Makes His Re-
port in the House of
Commons.
GEDDES SEES NO SIGN
YET OF WARS END
Britain's Ship Loss of 2,500,-
900 Tons More Than
Replaced.

London, Nov. i've must lay plans
for a long war; said Sir Eric Geddes
hsfore the house of commons today.
"l see no signs of it's being a short
one"
London, Nov. 1.-8etween 40 and so
per cent of the German submarines S
operating in the North sea, the Arctic
and the Atlantic since the beginning
of the war have been sunk, said Sir
Eric Geddes, first lord of the ad-
miraity, in the house of commons to-
day.
During the last quarter the Ger
mans lost as many submarines as they
lost in 1876 he said.
The output of merchant shipping in
the first nine months of this year.
he said. was 1913 per cent higher than
in the corresponding period last year.
The admiralty had d9sided that four
new national shipbuildShg yards would
be necessary.
Sir Eric said he regretted it had not
been found possible to arrive at
basis for publication of British tonnage
losses by submarine action without
giving information to the enemy.
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THE WAR SUMMARY.

General Cadorna's forces retreatins
to the line Of the Tagliamento river
have suffered another crushing defeat
Berlin today reports the capture of
two hridgehead positions from Italian
troops which made "A stand east Of the
middle Tagliamento and the cutting OF
Of an Italian force which was retreat
ing toward the lower course Of the
river.
In the latter operation 10000 Italians
were captured. according to the Ger
man claim. bringing the total Of pris-
oners reported taken by the nladers
Of northern Italy TO 10000 and the
number of guns - l.59e.
one Of the brideeheads captured Was
that at DiEnano. which is directly on
the TagIiamento. about % miles almost
directly west Of Udine.
The other brideehead lost by the
lC1nttuued on Page SeVeuD
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Germans Build Rapidly.

The losses of merchantmen in Oc-
tober he said. were slightly worse than
in September. Enemy submarines
were being sunk to an increasing ex-
tent but the Germans were speeding
building.
In September Sir Eric continued
there was afloat on the high seas an
increase of 20 per cent in numbers ana
80 per cent in tonnage OF brlush si''pS'
as compared with April.
lie announced the government IN
tention of appointing an additiohal
civil lord OF the admiralty and SAID
the attention of the first sea iofu
wcuId be devoted wholly to naval stan
matters. ooo m,
standard ships aggregating l'ooo'oo,
TONS had been arranged for, he sdiu
and more than half of them were uhdei
| construction
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FURTHER LIQUIDATION
ON HEAVY TRADING

Now York. Nov. Prices crumbleu
rain in the stock mraket today. shares
OF recognized value. as wen as speeu-
latiye issues. falling to iowest ieNe's
Of the year. In several noteworthy IN
stances prices of the forenoon repre-
sented minimum quotations Of hve 10
twenty years.
The same influences which recently
nrovoked feyerish liquidation were
again operative. The Italian situation
and the enormous tax exactions OF 'he
federal government as shown oy ,ns
heavy appropriations by railroads anu
irdustrial corporations were the prin-
cipal factors ..,r
at any recent session.
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The Net Losses.

The total net reduction OF brI'lsi.
,onnape since the beginning OF the
war was given by Sir Eric as 2''oo'ooV
tens. 10. +ba
Replying TO the criticism that ,he
s,aa. had NOT been sent to assist Rus
sia he pointed out that such an oper-
atior would occupy considerable time
"a ,bat there were extensive mine
Fields, Responsible naval opinion wac
',,,,,i,,,,,s mat the the step was no'
ona uLicb should be undertaken
Al the present time, Sir Eric IN
...d Tho house, there are 2S5 dfS
dncls which can be devoted TO re-
- - Of merchant shipping. exclusive
l., of those used for warships' 80.
r.dnction of so per cent IN Ge'
continued on Page Three
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GAsTON B. MEANS IS
W min ON MURDER CHARGE

concornd. n. C., Nov i'--nas.on .,N ID ID
Means was indicted today BY t,e si'"'
inrv for the murder of Mrs. Mauu a a,
IN In wealthy widow here ias'
August, -, ,..,ignad in
-, and a special venire summoneo
t,om which to select jury out 'at =,
..ota a.o asked the court for change oi
-. - and the court adjourned uh',
a. % - M Means. when arrisheu
nleaded not guilty.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
bMAN RETRAYEDGERMAN
TOLD ON PRUSSIAN SPY

rert vet given out in regard TO tne
alleged activities of Carl Won POM no" '.
held in internment in Butte ui'oe,
presidential orders. The recoru 10 q .
senosition taken by the inspector IN
Sar, T.ata from woman. former as
soc;.te of Pohl. and who. while worh
ing with the prisoner was s''ne ,he
formation concerning the man 70 .ns
limited states officials. The won',a
nare is not made public. aithough snr
is a Great Falls woman ana "e'
knowu. according to the inspector
The woman, in her deposltion. re
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
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NEW CREDIT or NEARLY
HALF BILLION To BRITAIN

Washington, Nov. IA credit Of
s435. o0e 600 Was made 70 Great Britain
today by the treasury TO cover British
expenditures in this country up 70 Jan.
l. 1915. This brings the total loans to
Great Britain to 81 $50. GOD. 900 and total
loans to the allies to s3.5ss. 4o0. .o9o-
The credit today j. the largest ever
made 10 an allied government The
money viii be Withdrawn from the
treasury only as needed to pay for war
contracts.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
100000 RAILWAY MEN
ASK INCREASED WAGES
Demand is Made to Meet the
Advance in the Cost
of Living.

Chicago, Nov. IA formal demand
for a general wage increase to g5O.o00
railroad employees to meet advanced
living costs is expected to result from
a Joint conference started today by Of
fioials Of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Truinmen and the order Of Railway
Conductors Conductors. brakemen.
flagmen. baggagemen. switchmen and
yardmen are the men affected.
Labor officials deny emphatically
that any strike Is contemplated.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01

selling to be partially resPUHSTD'!'
According TO one of the governors Oh
the exchange, the procedure adopteu
today will enable the embargo authori-
ties to determine the source OF the sell
ing and whether it comes from Ger
man interests and whether 1t is OF
vicious character"
There was no intention. said the
spokesman, to put ban on snoi. Sc
ing as legitimate transaction heie
found to be vicious, he said, the haihe''
of the sellers would be pubiisheo' II
such a step was found necessary 10
stop the practice. He added that 'he
stock exchange was working IN com
nIste harmony with the government
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
FOOD DRIVE is SUCCESS:
$500 NAMES ARE SECURED

Chairman Kelly is satisfied that by the
time he closes his office this afternoon
his workers win have more than
10000 signatures and when the drive
ends tomorrow night virtually every
one Of the $4,000 housewives in the
county win have pledged themselves to
assist Uncle Sam in the conservation
Of food and the elimination of waste.
and thereby help in winning the war
for the democracy Of the world
Reports received by Chairman Kelly
show that the number Of housewives
who have refused TO sign the pledges
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-11-01
RTY LOAN FIGURES
||lL EXCEED MAXIMUM
Treasury Officials Have
I Been Unable to Com
pile Totals.

kington, Nov. Indications are
5e total of subscriptions to the
Liberty loan will not be avail
Is week. In several federal re-
istricts, it is understood. actual
pticns have failed to reach the
Estimated subscriptions upon
the treasury department based
dictions recently to the effect
y $1,000, 900, 900 would be ex-
is every indication. however
total will approximate $1,000,
pm over subscription of $4,000,
bf the minimum asked for.