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The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

ground and blowing her brains
out with a shot from his gun.
1t was while the drama had
reached this point that Thomp-
son appeared upon the scene
and averted tragedy by dis
arming the husband and rescu-
ing the woman. Perry also re-
lieved the other Mexican of an
ugly knife and sent him back
to Monte Vista, retaining the
married couple at Parma dur
ing the night. The woman and
her husband were both more or
less negligee, having lost a
good deal of their clothing in
the shuttle, but the other Mex
lean was unharmed either by
bullets, fingernails or cuss
words.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06

The j. M. Ditto quarter sec
ton northwest of Monte Vista
was sold this week to j. T.
Tyner. This farm produced
this year one of the best crops
of potatoes. grown in this sec
ton of the valley, the yield be-
ing better than two hundred
sacks to the acre and all large
potatoes. The consideration
was about $75 per acre. Mr..
Tyner is a very successful
farmer and is enthusiastic over
the future of this valley. He
has lived here long enough to
know what can be done in crop
production and his faith is evil
denced by the possession of
two quarters of good land
which he and his son will farm
according to the best known
farming methods. Maurice
er leaves Sunday night for Fort
Collins to take a short agricul-
tural course.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
Mexicans in High Society
Stunt; Eternal Triangle
$3.50 MODELS

Perry A. Thompson, who
lives at Parma, was probably
the means of preventing a muir
der at that place last Sunday
night. 1t seems that Mexican
woman became enamoured of
a Mexican man not her hus-
band, all being members of a
potato-picking crew which has
been employed near here, and
planned a little elopement to
Santa Fe. Her sweetheart was
to follow on the next train, but
cole couldn't wait" and he
climbed aboard her train.
Meantime husband thought he
would take a short pleasure
trip to Alamosa and then dis
covered that accident or intui-
ton had placed him on the
same train with fleeing friend
wife and her affinity. Result
was that much fight was in
dulged in and the train men
elected all parties to the fracas
at Parma. Husband thereupon
drew revolver, took one shot
at the alienator of his wife's af-
fections and proceeded to put
an end to all his wife's earthly
elopements by putting one of
his feet upon her neck after he
had prostrated her upon the
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
No lonqer "PIain."

You used to say that you trusted
the wisdom of the plain people"
Yes replied the .courtly candidate
But so many charming women are
now voting in my state that | could
no longer think of referring to the
people as plain Washington Stay
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
90 m any.

1t was w. S. Gilbert who once re.
marked: 1T is easy enough for bishops
to be good on a salary of five thousand
pounds year but we have to be good
for nothing pause-"and some Of
us are"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
.CORSETS

The corset needs tor women TO-
fully met >enn'
second
correct fit
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-06
Buy a Liberty Bond.

Horse Blankets at the Monte Vista
Hardware
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

{ a Hah, ami family visited at
Sedlr~I.,NIIr sunday
Mr, Pearl Rrchcrson and children
OF Pennington are visiting relatives
near '1Nu
hotce-No hunting. fishing or
tresplsslns will be- allowed on our
farm Rober, Vaneennp Jr Alfred
Nanernnp and b T Drummer
| Nov
Nr and Mrs " T Boan, children
and others came doNu from StLouls
TUESDAY TO visit relatives and friends
her and at Lutesullr
i0r Saie-i-room house wllh
earIcn and iru, trees Plenty Of
water For price see or write Nps
NuuE HAv> Box 26 Marble !iiu.
Missouri
Judge " D Limbaugh and family
of near Sedgewickville came down
last Saturday TO attend the hae rais.
lnG and picnic and visit his mother.
Mrs y r Hill
When YOU yawn good deal in
the daytime. feel duh achey and
want TO stretch frequently it is an
unmiStakable symptom Of malaria.
and unless you do something al
once you are booked for a spell OF
Dhllls Herhlne Is a chill medicine
that will prevent or cure the disease
l. drives out the impurities on
"ach the maIarial germ thrives
s,renethens the liver and c.eauses
the bowels Price SOC. Sold by ail
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

BOun-Io Nr oni Mrs Harrison
>,Inkari on July -. a son
Walter Murphy aud family attend
cd the picnic here Saturday
Squire " 4 iuunt Of near White
water was IN town Monday.
Mr aud Mrs Jos waldrupe Of Don
COLA were IN town last saturday.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

A fresh stock Of groceries and
restaurant goods and meat market
stand. Well located and has an es-
tablished trade in the town of l.uteS-
willie. Mo. viii sell for cash; or part
cash and bankable note, Will trade
for live stock or land. A splendid
business opportunity for man with
small capital For further informa-
ton, telephone. write or apply to
DRUM 4 JAMESON, Agents,
81 Lutesville. Mo,
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

There II more Catrrrh IN this ssrtion ~
the tusUit. lHau al' uiutr ur.4.t- 80
toEetit'i. and uHuI tur lust i,N atsIs
was supposed tu u. iu,urnhlr lu /.
great many 4taIH doctors pronounced &, ..
lurHl dlr'asr aud pre-. ril'i local rem.
dl'ss AMI hN constantly failing a. t.T,
WIN l"tal treatment pronounced lf lu,..
able Ariun,r hAH proven tHiHIrN tu tt a
constitutional iiF'Uh'. and therefor, o..
uulI's constitutional treatment lla
iutHfrh cure uHUufH 'Hr'u lH A.
Cheney A go. THl'uH. tHIH. If tUt ur
iuFtn iui"rul'If ii Hrfs directly pH H.,
blood Hul Wii,uus surface ~ iH' sNsfr..
They n"'r uUr hundred HuIH. fur
rHHr 'f f.'.t goo tHT, NYfH Tor IIT.4|l.
ami 'tfI.uuu.HIs
hd. .fE q HItI NTN \ Uu. F..sH. On
Sol" N. 'H. FEIs.s ..t
Tai. lH.s Iawlp I1II. fuf '.rsupat..u
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

: r Revelle came up from Portage
vile Saturday.
observation-disclosures, relieves
Rheumatism, Spralns. Neuralgia etc
Judge + N Wells has bought a
new Chevrolet car from EIfrank
Brothers.
Snnol Eczema prescription is a
famous old remedy for all forms Of
eczema and skin diseases Sanol
is n guaranteed remedy Get a 35c
large trial bottle at the drug store
Friday evening. August g. is the
Methodist AID ha2ar Good music
and old friends viii help YOU enjoy
the occasion
Mrs Nuiholland Of ST Louis is
spending lew weeks AT II y
Snlder, and visiting With her friend.
Mrs 4 B CHppard
hanfcd- Black oak lugs lengths
4 feet 3 inches. 81 10 per 100 irrt
white oak. 8 foot lengths. 81 81 per
100 feet hickory ~ 10 per loo feet
II and II fno, lengths re 4 G.
/ RickurS. iu,r>yille. Mo
Dr " \ Reynolds was IN 81
Louis and Granite City the first of
thc ~c,k booking after some real
estate interests he has there
Dnnt forget the M,thodis, Nd
hazar and ICE cream supper FRIDAY
evening on Judge d { Cippari aud
T. ) SnidrTs lawns Come aud ~.
JOY the evening
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

are in season noN ard We prepared for
. etg run IN this line by buying heavily
The government ts asking everybody 70
can everything possible this year ct
us help you io TN, by selling you glass
or tin fruit cans az prices YOU can afford
TO nav
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Mowers and RakeS

Don't waste ,m, .ryiug 60 patch up
an ODD. vuru.nut machine q don't pay
yog=-tn fact is.is .nslng game We
have several NEW MOWERS and
RAkE~ tHag Nc are offering night down
at COST ct u- vrtrs, them ga Won
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Reward for Large. Rough IOrk
Horse

fOrsC
rs hands high ~clyhs 1900 pounds.
thlrs ~Indei IN years old. has =
lit,l, black on lei. mni foot LEFT
Nhi,coak No. June :
JoHN |. N,AlNrnr
I n self Who has resided near
this place several year, made rnis
o''icr a pleasant call Wcinc~Ily amt
informed Us that he j. making pfcpa.
ritionS io move To Clarkton the ,Ast
of the week BE h., brcn working
down there . couple Of months
10 you Set up at night Sanol is
surely the tr>S fur all kidney or
bladder troubles Sanpl gives relief
IN p hour, from aIi backache aud
bladder troubles Sanul i, q guar.
aniccd remedy IS amt SlOO a
bottle at the drug store
\ u Cuppari shp had been
SisliiuS hIs pirrm,, Judge and Mr.
d { Clippari here the last couple
n weeks. returned 10 has home IN
st Louis last Sunday Mrs Clppard
and their daughter will prolone their
visit probably several weeks
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

We have a irash supply md ALL make
YOU prices that can't he beat Ityou
arr going to use anything In this line
this summer or tall, cal and ge. our
prices. We will treat YOU right.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
DENTAL Notice

CER DR. " \ Reynolds
pfNWfV Dentist will he in his
Office in Marble Hill every Friday
and Saturday
Mrs Sadie Critics of Lutesville
made tins Office pIcasan, visit last
Saturday
Mrs Cora Rose will visit her sister
Mrs Chas Tate. at Frederickto~n
tins week
Nr and Mrs Henry Fulton Of the
vicinity OF Mayiield attended the
pIcnlC last Saturday and visited rel
atlvrS here
Nr and Mrs Riley Hahn and Miss
Ethel Greenwood Of jackson visited
friends ana attended, the rally here
last Saturday
>otiCe-No hunting or trespa>s-
lnR viii be- allowed on my premise,
JoHS II LmNERvAN.
Glen Allen. Mo
\ nice concrete walk has been put
down IN front Of the lail which adds
much to the appearance Of the prop
crty t o Sander had charge of
the work
Gus Hahn. who has had employ
ment at Fredefcktown for some
time came home Sunday afternoon
and visited MS family until Monday
at noon
Womau> friend is a large trial
bottle Of Sanol prescription Fine
FOR black heads. eczema and all
rough skin and clear complexion
4 real skin tonic Get 35c trial
bottle al the drug store
Eugene Wirth Of Sikeston spent
lay or two with friends here going
N TO Perry county Monday to visit
MS mother and other relatives and
friends there
J A Burton and family of ST. Louis
we're here at the picnic last SATURDAY.
They were visiting his mother and
'elatives and friends few miles in
he country northwest Of town. .
When you have Backache the
iver Or Kidneys are sure to be out
# gear Try Sauol. it does wonders
or the liver, Aldneys and bladder
trial Soc horyle of Sanol will CON
'ince YOU Get il at the drug store
Df.nuf, annnce n .
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
~ LOCAL NEWS. -

NhuHhN wv ih''T
W. NJ kinnison Of Greenbrier has
our thanks for favors
Break your Cold or LaGHpp, with
q few doses Of 6G8
j. T Statlcr Of Jackson has our
thanks for renewal favors.
a T. Myers II Hahn sas a pleas.
ant Pass caller Wednesday
The regular Teachers ENamina.
ton Angus, 3 and a, Marble liill
" NJ Nukrs. Superintendent,
X Bergman II Glen Allen was a
pleasant caller ut tins office Monday
Eugene Oven came down from
DeSloge tnday To attend the plcuic.
No hunune or trcspasslng will be-
allowed on our farms j 4 TNiuF.
w /. Aus aud II v MrsrrrS.
l. " SuycS of Bcssylllc ~as
pleasant caller At tins puu,cty last
Saturday
Mr. aud Mrs Leslie owen Of Des-
loec came down Friday 10 attend the
picnic and s,s,, friends
Notice Nohuutine or ,rcspissing
will h. allow ci on ~, farm RuSANS
+ Joss B,-,s,lllc $50 emo
sam Nc~ciI ui TIA, city has hrcn
confined 20 his ruom several days
With an a''licuou ol ms ewes
Uncle I'm villains of thi> ciN
came IA and ofdcrri Tu rstsS srn,
toE c villains worihlngton. Ind
Nofioe-No hunting. tshrug %
urspassinr NlIl u allowed on my
farm Rus,>> l. Jp>r, Bcss,.Ilc No
MISS Ffioda Emdc ot Advance Nho
has been VISITING Miss Hazel hiudcr
In this cts -~SrfaI days returned
home Suutu,
Mise Radl luun, Il Lodge attend.
ci the gir1.c aud visited her brother.
County Clerk OH lount and family.
here saturday
Taylu, Mercantile company has
a car load Of Honsicr Gram Drills
thn, ~ll II snld at ,pccinl puCrs
Call and srr them
Mr and Mrs J \ Mccullough
and Nr and Mrs John iiarty came
over from Carr GifarIclu Saturday
lo attend the picnic
Little Mis- - Nildr,,i aud mattel
Ress of BcssNiIr afr hrrr visiting
their grandparents Iude' and Mrs
] VI zimmerman 70 this ctty
$40 Resad We will psS a re.
ward of Si0 10. evidence that viii
cunViCt any party or parties Of
stealing. or cutting timl-r on Our .
lands without authority Lyrc |
NurANrlE LAM s>g LyNHEs Gov.
TtNl
Rev George " Graham. field agent ;
fot vii Naytield College, came home
Fuisy Tor couple OF days rest
tie reports the outlook for the 5. hpol
excellent
Surgeons agree that IN cases OF a
cuts burns, bruises and wounds. the >
hrst treatment is most important ,
When an efficient anliscptlc is ap.
piled promptly there is no danger
Of infection and the wound begins
10 lfdl dk hltF 7 W NNf VI tNtll w 4
beast Borozonc is the ideal antlsep- "a
tic and healing agent Buy IL now "a
and bc ready for an emergency y
Price 25c, SOC 81 90 aud $50 |
Sold by all dealers Al
Theodore SChafetS and Miss -
Maggie Stone Of near Scopus were :
married at the courthouse Saturday. ut
July 2s 1917 Judge v C. Cole, OF
officiating p"
David Henry Masters Of tlurri-
cane and Miss Rhoda Rhodes OF
BesSvllIe were married July 80, 1917
at the courthouse IN this city by VI
ESQUIRE ] " Chandler. =
For Sale or Trade
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
No. 666

This 10 preseriptioo prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or ChillS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will brcsk any case, and
II taken then % . tonic the Fever will not
teturn. IL sets on the liver better than
Cslomel and does not sripe o. siekep. 2Ss
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Picnic August =

On account OF lnclement weather
on July 26 the annual picnic OF the
Farmers and liomemakers Club
will be held on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1917.
Plenty of amusements for all. Good
dancing floor with excellent music.
Remember the place, four miles
west Of jackson, Mo. at tie Cane
Creek picnic grounds.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

Miss Stella PhelIs Of Sturdiyant
visited her friend, Mrs Flora
K chari, Ia tnis ciN 'rpm Saturday
until MOniaN
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

visited her friend, Mrs Flora
: K chari', Ia gnis clN 'rpm Saturday
until Moniay
If you feel "olur "ao account"
lazy. you need good cleaning out
Herblse IS tic u n thu- for that
purpose It stimulates tie liver.
tones ~ the soGach and puriiies
the bowels Price So Sold by all
druggists
DR. l,sse William, uf PuNic1 visit
ed ms mother Mr. Gco.a, Rhodes
and other rel tive, mere rnr latter
par Of last week
Ms India Gates auI lau- -nlels
Misses Marie and Erna %. Horuer,.
vile are here visiting yer sister Mrs
NJ K Critics AND nephew tesl {
NN,rs
II 1our cailI :, yaIt ana ,ickly
prrk, a' the nose start, in the
sleep and gri1ds TIE teeth while
,lcegug. itIsa ,Grr ,I-u " worms
a remedy Cor TIES parasites viii
b.. F...... ID. f#.,... I. N...
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
EpWgrfh League Notes


small sunday evening Mrs Georl,
Rhodes. the leader made q splendid
talk and all present enjoyed it
The subject for next Sunday
evening D, .NhltN, Denomination
Expects From I's Young PeopI
Psalms, S4;h chapter l.l2 verses
We expect the leader Miss Eu-ie
SnIder, TO make a good talk Let
all members he present
Judge j. T. Limbaugh ard family
attended The picnic here last Satur-
day accompanied by their sou-n-laW
and daughter MIR and Mrs. a. NJ
Baker, and children Of Lecper who
had been visiting them at their Aomc
near Soopus
Mr. and Mrs Noah Kitchen of
near Glen Allen attended the picnic
and speakinl here last Saturday ana
made this Office an appreciated ylsfr
MS with box o, the
finest apple, we have seen taI> wear
for which wpars very arateru. Slcb
friends are always uutuaf ,uy info
,he ME Of an editor
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
TRY MAKING YOUR OWN
COUGH REMEDY
You can save about ~, and
have q better remedy than
the feady-mado kind.
Easily done.

II you combined the curative prop
critics of every known ready made"
cough remedy, you woud hardly
have in them all the curative power
that lies In this simple home
made" cough syrup which takes
only a few minutes to prepare.
Get from any druggist 2h ounces
of Pinex go cents WORTH. pour IL
into a pint bottle and FIJI the bottle
total cost Is about IS cepts and
gives you full pint of really better
cough syrup than you could buy
ready-made for $3.50. Tastes pleas
ant and never spoils.
This Pinex and sugar syrup prep
aration gets right at the cause of
cough and gives almost immediate
relief. 1T loosens the phlegm stops
the nasty throat tickle and heals
the sore, irritated membranes that
line the throat chest and bronchial
tubes, so gently and easily that 1t Is
really astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough, and for bronch-
tits, Group, whooping cough and for
bronchial asthma, there Is nothing
better.
Pinex is a most valuable concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations to break up severe
coughs.
TO avoid disappointment. be sure
to ask your druggist for "2h ounces
of Pinex" with full directions, and
antee of absolute satisfaction or
money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The Pinex Co., FIT.
WAYNE r-S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
IRAL. JONES
COMMISSIONED

Altho his name did not appear
on the published list of men re-
ceiving commissions at the Off
GERS reserve training camp at the
Preside, Ira L. Jones, young Ia
coma attorney, has been commits
stoned second lieutenant of infan-
try and assigned for duty, accord
ing to a letter received from him
by Mrs. Jones Tuesday.
The letter was written Sunday
after the commissions had been
awarded. but for some unexplain-
ed reason his name was omitted
on the official list. Mrs. Jones is
secretary in the prosecuting attor-
ney's office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
HOLLAND
SORE AT
AMERICA
BY JOHN H. BRUNA.
Copyright, 1917, by the u. P.)
flsaseA ls..~- lanssA NVarN-k


THE HAGUE, Now 27.--A seri-
Gus strain in the additionally
friendly relations between Hol-
land and America looms large to-
day
Strict enforcement of Americas
export restrictions has affected
not only the stomachs and minds
of the Hollanders, but has tenn
pered their high regard for demo-
cratic America.
Diplomatic negotiations are now
in progress. Meanwhile public
sentiment in Holland is daily be-
coming more bitter against Amer
lea, for what is regarded here as
an incomprehensibly heartless at
titude.
Realizing that the situation pre-
scented to Holland by the Ameri-
can embargo restrictions-a mat
ter of actual life and death here
-is little understood in the U. S.,
the correspondent of the United
Press today sought the Dutch
point of view from the man best
situated to outline it-Dr. Cort
van der Linden, premier of The
Netherlands.
Explains Resentment.
In a phrase, as he expressed it,,
Holland desires only that America
shall apply to her President Will
sons own announced principle Of
fair treatment to small nations
and respect of their rights.
I'VE Dutch nationals" he con-
tinued, "unreservedly believe
President Wilson's idealistic mes
sages.
"They found warm response
In our country. Therefore, we do
not understand Americas attitude
toward nation striving for per-
feet neutrality and trying to save
the nucleus of international law
by reminding belligerents violat-
ing her rights or interests, of the
rules which the best and most re-
sponsible lawyers in the world
codified.
Fear Bread Famine.
"America-the America which
took leading part in this work
of civilization-now detains the
ships of small neutrals. She with
holds foodstuffs and raw mate
rails. After a time there will be
no bread left in Holland and I'M
employment will reach a proper
ton dangerous to the public
order"
DO you wonder, then, that this
nation resents Americas policy
Americas policy of guarantees
that imported cereals shall not
be re-exported, when they are, in
fact, consigned to the Dutch gov
eminent, thru The Netherlands
Oversee trust? We resent this
policy when the best guarantee of
our good faith is the fact that we
ourselves need the supplies so
badly"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
Camp Library
to Open Soon

Within few days the camp IL
brary will be opened by the Amer
lean Library association in charge
of Edward e. Ruby, formerly IL
brarian of Whitman college, and
J. T. Jennings, assistant librarian
of the Seattle library system.
The library will contain $4,000
volumes, ranging from reference
works to the lightest OF modern
fiction. Most oft he books were
purchased by popular subscription
altho large number were do
mated by interested people.
The building is 120x40 feet and
well lighted. 1t Is equipped with
tables and chairs and will be open
all day long and in the evening for
the convenience of soldier book
worms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
DlLL'S SLEEVE CRAZED BY
GERMAN SHIPPERS BULLET

fighting zone," said Dill. But
not often in dangerous positions.
At one time, however, shells were
popping around us in dangerous
proximity at Vimy ridge, and in
Flanders we were caught inspect
ing Fritz and German sniper al
most got one or two congress-
men. A bullet burned the fuzz Off
my right coat sleeve"
With Dill were Congressman AL
bert johnson and j. F. Miller of
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
THIEF SHIFTS
UNDERWEAR

Breaking into the offices of a
clothing brokerage house In the
Knights Of Pythias temple on
Broadway Monday night. a thief
selected a new suit OF undercloth-
ing fro mthe sample cases, and
proceeded to put 1t on. He left his
soiled underclothes In the offices.
The thief stole SIG in cash from
the office, but left behind him q
suitcase crammed fun of cigars.
Police believe he had stolen the
cigars from another. office. and
was forced to leave them when
frightened from the. rooms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
GIRL in TEARS:
TRIAL HALTED

w. c. Mcfarland, arrested on a
charge Of criminaliy mistreating
his eieht-year-old tsep-daughter,
was dismissed by Justice Linelf,
Tuesday after the child became
too frightened to testify in court
and burst into tears.
Deputy Prosecutor Healey call
ed the girls mother as a witness.
but the judge ruled she could not
be compelled to testify against her
husband.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
R. R. COACHES
FOR CARLINE

Passenger coaches of the Mil
waukee railroad will be in service
on the municipal car line Wednes-
day, II 1t is found that the cars
can be used on the city tracks.
/. Commissioner Atkins was Of
fered three Milwaukee coaches
Tuesday and made arrangements
to put them in service at once,
unless railroading conditions
makes It impossible for them to
be used. II the cars are loaned
to the city, they will be run in
a three-car train, hauled by the
city's new electric locomotive. The
cars will accommodate more than
$50 persons each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
FORM SUPER
WAR COUNCIL
(United Press eLasetI Wire. !

UNITED Press eLased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, ID c., Nov. 81
"A super war council for the U. s.
was formed today to unity and CO.
ordinate the government branches
in the prosecution of the war.
The council is composed of the
secretaries of war, navy, treasury,
interior. agriculture, commerce
and labor and Food Administra-
tor Hoover, Fuel Administrator
Garfield, Chairman Hurley of the
shipping board and Chairman
Willard of the war industries
board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-27
ANOTHER
RAP BY
BRITISH

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FRANCE, Nov. 27.-An hour
before sunrise today Gen. Byng
hit Crown Prince Rupprecht a
singing little rap in Fontaine No
tire Dame. Rupprecht had to give
ground.
Again, later in the day, between
Bourbon and Cambria, British
troops hammered their way into
the northern part of the village
from Bourbon wood.
They drove the Prussians with
their bayonets and hand grenades
into the southern half of the town
below the Bapaume-Cambrai road.
The fighting was sharp and bitter.