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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
lin, 20 prusent
5abm iia. tpis bic faatIide aderbdu.
geborbe ertIdrt
Die grnte ausfidten in Obio se
beGert.

Golumbus, g., 4 Snni. =
glus Dem offi3ieileu grnteberi4t be,
fiatii9eR aderbau 8cb0rbe, Der dm
Wontag 4beub psr5ffentIi4t purbs.
sebt berpor, bab bic Grute-2lusfi4..:u
in O9io I'M 20 prpaent 5efier finb,
als in leBien Sabre srtpdrtet porbeil
mar uHo um s profnt beHS als
fat bem l. QpriI.
Usan ertpdrtet nun eineu Grntesgrs
trag bon 1875 Buihel pro 4fer, ater
einen Riideang BON 1857 900 8u.
i'm gerglei9 gum Durai9Hiit Der
leBtsn 5ebn Sabre. alm msiiitn bas
ben fid bic 4usliGten I'M norb0IiIi'
den Sbeile BON Sbio aebefsrt.
Der 6afer bat uuter bem ftrngtu
@intsripetter febr eelitten. Der Gr,
tras uirb ii9 nuf SO prp3snt bss
Durti4nitts Der ltstea sebu Sabre
beiaufen.
Der Rossen seists8 prp5ent eines
Rormal 3uitaHbes; Diuteretrfte
ebeufalls So pro5snt uHb isrii5jaArss
serite 80 prostnt. -.
Der geri3t entbdlt aud bic err,
Grtldruns iiber ben 3uianS Der Bob,
Hen. ipelfer So prp5snt zines Rors
mal 3uitanbes tttrdet. Der alee
tpurbe bur9 bas @intrtpetter aeiads
bist; nber ss fuo 9iuSfityten auf eis
nsn Grtrug Don SO prpseni elmer
Rormaisrnte opr6anbsn. 9rrb bas
trodeue Detter m Mat bdb<u be
@rasnetben iebr esIitten; bod i9eis
Hsn fie iih irfplse Der lsbten Rssen
ihnsa su trbobsn. ~
Die 4usiittsn in gaus auf ben
Jriifte Grtras iinb ipie fplst.
elepfel 73 9rOsent. pfiriite 81 pros
sent. StirfteR 60 Tro,ent, qfIGam.n
SO proseni. girnn 65 Prosertt, Orb.
besrtn s. pruSsut. Der Biehs 3iHtanb
III elm gutter.
Gin Rarimumsp prtis fhr
Raisfefssfsst
Chicago, 81. 4 Jrui. Die
Dirstt0rm bsr hisEisen 6rHo<Istnma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
Der WeneraIs s9rpnpft
OrDtpcer
Ra6te am Wtontag benz Tlilitdr'
&ommittee hes Ssnats
Miitbeilunssn iiber bic spldns Der Res
sierune in ge5ug ouf bic
Qlusbe6ung.

@afbington 4. SUM-. =
Dem WilitGr aommittss beg Senats
ipurbe am Wiontal pon bem Generals
qropoit Grcfpbsr mitgetbeilt, bdB Don
ben etfpa 100000 UlGnnern, pel6s
am 0ienitae resiitrieren, 100000 Biz
1,5OO,0O 1usgebohen Uer6en mir
ben. 9ur6 8efreiung pom WilitGr=
bienIt tpiir6e dbsr bic fir ben IoTorti=
gen 9ienft psrfii5bcre 2ln3abl uuf sts
ma 625, 900 Wsann re0u3irt perbeu.
@enerol Grotuber faete bem aommitz
tee, bab ben uripriinalit 9eplanten
500, 600 Mdnn fpeitere 125, 200 Mann
bin3ueefiiet fpiirbeu, I'm 9utGn5en
dusufiillen uub bic Suitruttionsldaer
in 6eftdnbiaem getrieb 5u erbulten.
General Grofpber ertldrie, er 3iebe
fofortiae Qus9ebung rsgiitrirter Mdns
ner elmer 9eri9iebane berisrben I'm
mebrere Doden na4 Der Rsgiftrirung
Dor.
Dem Gommittse ipur6sr aud bic
Giu1erbeii.n iiber bie gefretpng bonn
Rilifdrbienft auseinoubsr geiebt. Die
Regierunq plane fefre &laFen19es
freiuua bonn RilitdrbisuFi. sSarmer,
sEn6ritar6eiter unb anbsre piirben
nid,t als Iol4e pom Tilitdrbi.nit be-
freit iperbeu, Ionbern bic 4usndbmen
fuiirben inbipibueae fein. Die risee-
bu6entn Wdnner iuiirben Biz stpd l.
Gep.eu16er IN @usbilbuus slassru iein,
Tudte General grcipber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
9tisifse Wssni@emniaiiem
Dobntsn elmer autisaoHftriptiOus'
9eriammluns in Rem yort 5sl
In Der emma Golbmdnn uHb 8snia'
min aeitmaun ReoeH bielisn.

Rem Dort, A. Suni-Giu Sda'
fen BON mebreren 2auieub gtdnrsrH
uno 5rausu oeriudte am Uioatcg
abenb pereeblid ben poli3sitoroon 5u
bur9bre9en, Der I'M eine 10 i6on
iibertiiIlte 5alle i'm Broug SsjO9eu
Dorbeu mar. ipo cine aniisRe9iitri'
ruHgssYeriammIung ab9Aalteu lDuI'
be. Die Yoliaiiten mubien D0u iAreH
aRiippelu Gebraua MAIDEN uHo ss
ipurben mebrere 8erbaftuugeu ODr5ss
nommeH, ebe be gube pisDer 5sr9s'
ittlIt parbe.
Die Yeriammluug mar bon Der
antisaoHitriptioas 2iea einbe,uiaI
iporben, beren Isiienbe G,etiier gmMd
Golbmann uHb Benjamin Rsitmann
iinb. Der ansriif aui bic BolBei sr'
fOIste, als bic abiiru bon oer Usuer,
Debr eei4lpfen ipurbsn.
S9on spei Stunben Dor Der 2sit,
3u peltsr bic geriammIune besirHen
iolts. batie iia cine riefis. Rsni6en'
mengs Dor Der Gale nnseiammeli, bic
in 20 RinuteH, nd6bsm bic 1baren
seoffret poroen, ;um grbriidsn ron
mar Sisienisen, bi. teinsn Gialab
fauben, fiiIIi,n bic Strabsn bier 8lods
in bsr llmsebuHs Der 5alle an.
Die 8ehorbeH bdtisn llnrubsn ers
ipcrist unb ibrs 0ortsbrunsen setrofs
fen. llnesfdbr 900 QoIi3iIisn unb De-
iettips befonben iit on Srt unS
Gitas nno ppli3ei autpmo6iIe,
nit Su9i4i.rn perisb,n Hnb init 2
nit Depebrsn berpoFinsten pol5ihen
barin, patrouiIlirt,n bic Gtrabtn In
Der llmgebuHs Der Solle ab.
Inter Der Ntnge befdnben ficb aud
pieIe aeenten bes Suiiisotport,ments
unb GtbeimbisHft : @ssnten, pdbrenb
bic resuldrt g)oli3ti bon aompoanien
ber Dome Deftnfs 2.asu. unieritist
tpurbtH.
Als bic Wtnst suriidssbrdHsi tuors
ben mar. ertletitrten Htbrere bunbsrt|
fuuge DldHner eineH bc5en 3oun. Ssr|
5ul1e segeniibtr. unb beripoiieien bic
pctissi- @ls emma Goldman unb
Reitman erfhisnesi, ipnrben ftiirmifde
6odrufs aHf iis nusgebra6t.
IN ns54iihsneu pIdssa ndx Ssrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
1er 0iseprdiisent Bpm
China
lleberreid,te Dem grdiibenten g
giaH Sung ieine Reiignation.

Can 5rancisco, Sal, 8
sllHi. @inem Ielegramn aus Befina
on ole ,,G6iiieie gSorlO" 5nfolge bal
gheprdiioeTt 8eng aauo Chem an
9tontng Oen 4rGIi0enten 81 Duail
Sung ieine 3eiignntion miter6reitet
SSn oerieIben 0epeife beiBt es, oaf
Der BrdiiSent pon Gbina cine Ere
flnmatioH erIieB. in pelder er ale op'
ponireuben Gnftioneu auffOrbert, fi9
81 bereinigen, uno erfldrt, ooB er ielbi.
III cen iuneren llnrubenL Delt)e DIE
Republit bcbrobeu. Reiitralitdt be,
tno1re
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
8 anberte bpm SHerifamern
Jn Seras ELLEN infolg.
ber Rssifriruns iber
bic Greuae

earebo. 5uas. 4. Suni. 2lls
Die internntionals Bride am Montn5
ROreen se0ffnst purbs, Dartsten 5uns
osrte BON Neritanern nuf bic Grlaubs
nib, iis pafirsu gu biirfen, unb man
itdst, bab bis sur Wittassitunbe
tauieHb Wann iiber bic @ren3s seeans
gen ipartn. aus anbsren StGbten Dirb
beriht,t, bab In auufe bes Ra9mits
tags cine nod sr6Bers aHoabl Derfu,
den fperbe, boz gssiun Der morsisen
assiftrtruns iiber bi. 9reu5e gu toms
rfsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
9ie 1eFtia.riem
g oIlen in iOf9er Weifs
bsftuert ptrSeu, bab
lie ben Setrieb etns
teIleu miifftn.

HELEN miiffsn.
BdibiHetoH, .. G., A. Suni.
Dos 5inau5 AOmmitise bss Senots
eiHigte ii6 nm UlOntas nuf sins 10
bcbe Sieutr fir ales Oetreibs, bas
fir bic 3eitild.ion RON Spirituoien
osrfDeHost. piro, bdb 6nbur9 fir bic
Daner bss Ariesss aler unb jeosr
Seifillntion Elm Gnbs sernddt fpiirbe.
JiebeH Der iebiesn Stsuer Don $2.20
pro 0alIone foa cine Steuer Don $20
pro guIkl fir Oetrsios srboben ipers
ben. ons fir einsn iolten 3iped psrs
ipenoet iDiro, Das ben WbistsD I'm
s. bis 50 bic @oaone bertbeuern
Diirbe. als 3fped bes amenbtments
ipurbe BON benz &ommiitee nnsegebsu,
boB es ii6 barum bdnbels, ben Spis
rituoien 9onTum pGbreab bts Grieg.s
gu reou3ir.n uub sIsid3siiis 9drsibes
DcrrGtbe fit ben RonIum gu ipareH.
Die 2lnndbme bts 4msnbements niirs
be 3ur JoIge bobeu. bag bic DeitilIes
risn ben 8etrisb siuftelIsn miiBtsn unb
boB fir ben GoHfum lebieIi9 bic In
Bomb befinbIi9eu gorrdtbe DerDeHO,t
pirben.
Die pom Observation-Disclosures fir
Dein unb Bier anseisbt,n Sieunn
finb iOiueit unperdubert selaifen, dbsr
nod nidt befiHitiD anaehOmmen nor
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
G,nsaltsflase sesen ben Gourtbans'
Streif.

Die @erbanbIuns IN Der girbnIis.
tlose sesen ben beabii4tistsn S.reit
am geeubdu oes 9eri4lseebduoes
purbe sejiern abermals auf ein, 1os
DE peri5oben, nadoem cine aonferen3
3tpii9eu Der alGgerin. Der RoGauIl
Contribution gOmpGrp, ben 8ertreiern
Der beibeilistsn uniOnsn unb Riate,
Galbpea reiultdttos oerIaufu iDar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

Der .gfu. efb- a6tbeiluns bee
Stants 8nnt 9spartemsnts iiebt,
III am Wfontaq Don BEN 0ouperneur
Cor gum Staats 9erIi9erungsz
&ommiiGr ernanpt porben, aIs
Pa4folger 6es Repnblitnnsrs 5rant
5dggurt, beFen Sermtn am Iesten
Samitas gu gnbe ging.
9eneral grufilo 10 mir D
Obertommanbeur ber
rufiif4en @rmee
ct. Pete:sburg, 8. SUM-.
General Qleriep, Der S6ertommaHs
beur Der ruiIii4en 2trmes. bat rsiigs
nirt, uno 9eneeal gruiilop, Der
&Ommanoeur Der 2lrmee an Der Iiios
peitIi6su GroHt, ift gu feinem Rn4s
folger ernannt Dorbeu. General 9urs
70 ii6srnimmt hns &ommanbO an Der
iiibDeitli4en Gront.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
Ser atnerifaniihe Siibers
Zhppner ,,9lrcas"9
Gnssbf6 BON Der @anni6aft stues
meritauif6en RanonsHhoctrs
sepliinosrt.

@alb.fou, SerGs, 4. Suni. -
Der aapitdn bes amsrttaHnden 7is
i9sr Sdooners .arcag- brattr am
Ttontna Si. slaari6t bierbsr, bdB
am 81. Usai pabe Der Slfte pom 5ss
buantepec, Weyio, bic gauRni4att
sines ameritonii4en Rdnonen6ootes
an goro setourureH lei unb Sisiber,
5tf6erei 2lusriiifIuq uuo eiHeu
2afben NIT 4r3enei UsitteIu se'
raabt babe.
Wie Der Supitdn i1gte, purbe et,
,rd 15 Ret!en BON Gantd Una Gm
gudmittas iegtH 5n9.s cine tIeiner
Dampfer, auf6etrslro EN- ouoeres
gifaerboot, gefi4tet- DIS berleIbe
ndbsr fam, babe mar febgeFeut, SGb
er mit gpei GefdiiBsu beiiitt suur.
Damn iei cine i4per beDdffnete
RannidGit beEetbsR on gorb sstoms
men uno bate obiss 9essritGnbe NIT
geiAag beleet. Weon babe ber
RanHf6dft Der .Qrcas- mir TODtsI
Dorrdt5e eelaFsu, bag he nut5 Gols
beffoR suriidfet.n tonHt.. Sie Ttes
rituHer jpaen sr,LGrt tnben, garrau5u
5ruppen 81 fsin, bie isit Wouateu
feline 254Hifng srbaltsn baben, Der
Rdpttdn Der ,slrcas- ertIdrte, baB
Ods meritanHfe Gdbrstus tstas
tJlasee sefihrt BABE.
Sn Grautrci4 gefaIlen
IepDort, 4. sauri. Or. s. g.
8orcIap bon Rep gort rrur0e Der au-
tel beIlafridtigt, buB feiu Gobu. Der
20 Sabre aIte 9cif 8Grclnp, tpeiter
Ritelie6 bes GneritaHtiben sslieger.
Beihpabers IN Frantrei6 mar, ge.
tubtet wlirSe Ger itruge WmtH mar,
nad,oem er erit Dem aruerItauiifJeH
gHibtyionB gorbs angeb6rt boite, I'M
april m hos SIiegertcros etngetreteu.
9eautraser 4bwtiiuug
Der Stag.
Rem gori, 4. Suni. Der Ritbs
ter Jc6n Gorb Dom Sberseritt Don
Retp Dort nabm an Wonta9 ben glus
tras Der QmpGli, elmer RetD gorter
WntIsrfirma in GrfDdguus, benz Ju'
folg. cine bon R.pcbuern DpHOeu.i6z
Iono ee9en bisi: a1seftrenete Soroe'
runssflase abespisieu peroeH ioqe,
oa bas Selo, bas oeu SIdeern soens
tusn 3nesfpro4eH Diirhe, seseu bic
Der. Stndten ss5rau4t peroen m63'
te. Gs banoelt ft I'm cine SIage BON
UlGrtiR unD Geopo!o Rpth5rdtb in
Trantfurt om TaiH sesen bic Jtrma
5erbfeib &c Stsru 3ur RiiderIarsung
BON 100000, p,I4e nugebIia siu
Bruoer Der &issr IN elmer Spetlls
Iattpn berlorsn tatis.
0es @erruths ausetlaJt
9ittsbure, gd., L. Juui. =
Segeu ben 19 9nbre alien abrahdu
Rerpelmann unb ban 80 Sabre Gltsu
antOuio Rsn;us, lreIte NIT fisben gr.
,sren tpsgen 9ertbeiItng bon Anti'
Roritriptuugsliieraiur perbdftet pors
ben tparen, purbe ooH ben Bauhesbe=
,oroen cine 9lutIa5e ipegeu Werrc.bs
,rboben. Sxit BEN 9iirgsrtriees Nor
n teinern @eri9te bes ipefli9eu 9sHns
plpunitns cine gutIaes !pteeu 9er>
.atbs erboben norosn. Oos 9erbor
yer onbsren gerbuftsien purbe rers
4cbeu.
Der neueStaatssgerfi e
runss.a mtffdr
pouSbio.
n L..s q &c.: Vl
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Der britiihe 1anpfer
,,aaruisa"
tInS bic ruFiits Barte .Smterforne'
am 27. april rdp. L Rai
tnrpebirt.
Dfs BON IN gleD Dort arseiourmsnsu
re6erIeberlben hrittet uurbe.

Repgort, A. Suni. - am II,
etpriI fpurbe Der britfI6e Sra4fodm'
pier ,aarumd' 1886 sonnsn, nab
Der fpdHiften aiite bon etnsm beIt'
iaen Sdud6oots berierti, tpis Chris.
9borntou, Elm dmeriiuuif6er Watrois
unb uebsrleberbsr Ger .aaruma- Der
am Rontng bier autam, beritfete
Thornton sril6ri,, bas StTff fei auf
ber Jabrt BON TsaIta nod einem bri'
tif6en Safeu ansssrfffeu ,porbeu. Der
sipeite Rdittniii rnb du Matroie
bdt.sn babel bas aeten berloren. Dds
G6tff babe sur 3eit I'm Di.ufte Der
britiitrn @bmiratiidt sefanbeu unS
0orrGtbe an gorb eebdtt.
Usitsbeiluns.n amerituHti9er init
slieber Der gsiabuns Der rufif4en
gart .Jmb.rfprrsS srfalse fuurbs
biefe am /. Tlai ouf Der 5ubrt DON
TlcGls, glfn., nnh @reenod, S6otts
Lamb. an Der @sfftilite bon SrlaHe
BON eiusm beutIhsn 5uu5boois psrs
f.ntt. Gis Wanni6aft tpurbe sss
reitet.
Zieben Yeripnea Ia Neiu
BORT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

rGsolseu Sie Scm geOraHge" Hndl
Rriee Siu am SonHtag. Gin iuirfli.
dies 1Sicnic Fir Die grOtertUrn nrmer
Ssna6cH. Cir merOeu gergnigeu babeu-
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anItbIntfn

r&5unen Sie 6err bei eSbren bie.
len ShuIoen iflofer?"
rSerrIidb, i'd trditrue geot]ts iogar
.ounoul-
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Gs eibt MenIden. bensn uihts
beiIis iIt islbit Oos 2is5its 6eoi6ten
.Fie.
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Der ueueStaatss sgerfia
runes. aommtffdr

Gofumbus, o. 4. Suni- 10.
8. SourIiuion, BON Oupton, en- Se'
mosrat. Der sur Set ON ber Spite
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

mn baben am Tsontas sinm Nscgts
mum preis fir Mais anseiebt, ME
lie ss Dol I'm paar Wo9en bereits
NIT sssi5tn setbon. Der preis tiir
alls aontratts. fir tiinftiss abliefes
runs spurbe auf $165 pro gulbel
nnnkfehf
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-07-21

high school, too much credit can not be
given to Su 1erintendent W.. 5. Tooth
acker, who had charge of our schools
the past two years. Allthe improve
ments noted have been made during his
service here, and we are proud of our
schools and their equipment Very few
commodities offer the advantages to
students that L'Anse does + nd none are
better fitted to turn out dependable
young men and young women. Super
intendent Toothacker has labored hard
and faithfully to put our schools on a
high plane and we are pleased to say
that his efforts show their own results.
No finer man could be put at the head
of any high school, and though he has
left us to enter other fields, we wish
him well and look to see him taking
advantage of bigger opportunities in
the educational field than those offered
at L'Anse. Success to him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-07-21

= A cottage to demonstrate the eifec-
!, tiveness of lightning rods in prevent
ing house being struck by lightning.
= Primary and secondary coils for dem
onstrating the inductive action of cleo
trio currents.
Two Inch Spark Stepup Transformer.
Spark Coil for ignition in gas
and gasoline engines, gas jets, torpe-
does, etc.
Heavy coil for electro magnetic in
duction. To develop and demonstrate
the principles of transformers and the
principle of the arc lamp.
Electrolytic rectifer to change the
alternating current to direct current.
For use in charging storage cells, cleo
troplating, etc.
Apparatus for the study of the reso-
nance column and wave length Of sound.
In mentioning the advantages of our
The Republican journal., 1917-11-08
CHANCELLOR HERTLING.

Chancellor Michaelis has been deposed
and George F. Won Hertling has been ap-
pointed in his stead. The dispatches
are so contradictory that no one can &C
curately forecast what effect this change
of leadership will have upon the olsen
slons in Germany. Having been appoint
ed by the Kaiser it is reasonable to sup
pose that Hertling will be the mouth
piece of the Prussian war lord Some
writers have argued that Hertling is favor
able to peace and that his appointment
was made to conciliate the socialists and
liberals in the Reichstag, and to calm the
storm of discomfort which is rising
among the people. Hertling is Bavarian
He comes from Bavaria which is, next
to Prussia, the most powerful State in
the German empire. The most populous
part of this State is bounded on the
north and east by Austria, and is strong
ly Catholic. 1t is said that the relations
between the King of Austria and Hert-
ling are close, and that like the Austrian
ruler, Hertling desires peace.
Bavaria was incorporated into the en-
pire in 1871, with not great enthusiasm
on her part and some years previously
had been at war with Prussia. Bavarian
soldiers have been in the present con-
tlict, among the best of the Kaiser's
forces and have been called again and
again to sacrifice themselves where i'm
mense losses were inevitable. 1t may be
the case that the appointment of Hert-
ling indicates one more reluctant step of
the Kaiser towards the peace table. 1t is
reported that on Nov. %, the new chan
cellor will appear in the Reichstag for
the first time, and his policy will then
be made known
The Republican journal., 1917-11-08

trance to which is sown with mines and
protected by land batteries. The Italian
fleet is superior to that of Austria and
has been Joined by several allied ships.
Owing to the mines the destruction of
the Austrian fleet is hazardous UNDER
taking, but if successful would cut of a
large portion of it's supplies from the in
vaders of Italy.
On the western front the Germans have
not scored victory this year, while the
Allies have little by little forced them to
give ground. The German loss of men
has greatly exceeded that of the Allies
and their morale has been weakened by
knowledge of the fact that in guns and
airplanes they are over-matched. In
fruitless efforts to capture Verdun the
Germans have lost at least 500, 900 men
and they are considerably further from
that city than they were six months ago.
The Germans have lately withdrawn
from nine miles of frontage and given up
about 10 square miles of territory in the
vicinity of Laon, previous advances by
the French having made the ground IN
tenable. During October the French
captured more than 1000 guns, quantities
of small arms and 10000 prisoners. The
allied commanders have pursued the
wearing down policy and will probably
not change. their program until next sum-
mer. Last week the British destroyers
sunk two small German war vessels and
eleven armed trawlers in the waters near
Finland.
A few days ago small detachment of
American soldiers were cut off in an adj
vanced trench. Three were killed, five
wounded and twelve were taken prison.
ers. Three of these were from New Eng
land. The U-boat sinkings were less than
usual for the week ending Oct. 81. The
report for the week ending Nov. will
not be given out till after we 60 to press.
The news comes as we 60 to press that
Gen. Haig's men have captured Passchen-
dacle which brings them within five miles
OF the railroad leading to the German
submarine bases Hindenburg has ordered
that the ground lost must be recaptured
at any price and a bloody battle is prob
ably in progress.
The Republican journal., 1917-11-08
MANY GIRLS ARE SWINDLED
Would-Be Movie Stars Induced to Part
With Money on All Kinds
of Promises.

Young girls come to New York by
the scores of hundreds, determined to
win fame and much money in motion
pictures, says Film Fun. They believe
they can do this.
In most cases they have only little
money and very few friends wiser than
themselves. Sooner or later each, re-
ceives card of invitation, signed with
an unfamiliar name, but bearing every
evidence of good taste and sincerity.
1t informs the ambitious one that
the writer has learned she is open for
an engagement in the pictures, and if
this is so will she please call. She
does call and is met with cordiality
that might arouse suspicion in star,
but which pleases the innocent one.
Very adroitly she is put in posses
sion of the information that she is
needed in the work, but three or four
weeks training is absolutely necessary
to prepare her, even though she may
have acted for years on the stage.
And the charge will be $50.
Usually, if she seems reluctant, an
assistant is called into conference, and
presently special price of $25 is
agreed to.
If it may be Surmised from the con-
versation that larger sum can be OBJ
tanned, the aspirant for stellar roles is
told that stock may be purchased in
the corporation in amounts anywhere
from 500 to $1,000, and an investor
will receive enormous dividends, and
the necessary preparation for screen
success without tuition. A contract
is guaranteed to each investor.
Everybody in flmdom knows of the
existence Of the concerns, of which
there are several that vary but little in
their plan Of operation. They all carry
regular ads in the daily papers. 1t is
from responses to these advertise
ments that addresses are obtained.
One concern charges an enrolment
feesof So, dollar each for course of
20 lessons and confers diploma when
these have been completed. Then the
new actress is advised to have strip
of film made, just to show how we'll
she screens.
The charge for this Is only $25. She
is assured this is essential to success.
The near-riot that often ensues when
young woman shows up with her
strip of film and demands the star part
which has been guaranteed her, and
which she believes she has earned
and paid for, would be very funny If
it were not in many cases so tragic.
This very thing would happen
oftener than it does but for the fact
that studios and managers are safe
guarded against all visitors.
The Republican journal., 1917-11-08
WAR SUMMARY.

The center of interest in the war has
been changed from France and Belgium
to Italy. While the news which comes
to us is mainly from German sources it
is evident that the Italians were caught
mapping have made a headlong flight,
lost great quantities of stores and an i'm
mense number of men. The stand which
they have made on the Tagliamento
river is perhaps only temporary one.
1t is probable that they will withdraw
some miles further across the numerous
canals and rivers which are behind them,
thus placing themselves nearer their
bases of supplies and the Austro-Ger-
man armies farther from their own.
Time will thus be gained for the arrival
of more French and English troops and
guns, and for organizing their forces.
When the opposing armies come to grips
it is reasonable to suppose that the enc
my will find the Allies in trenches pro-
the desire of the German commander to
rush to a victory. The battle which
seems to be inevitable will doubtless be
the greatest that has ever been fought
and will be in many sectors open field
figh ting with tremendous losses of life.
A drawn battle will in effect be victory
for the Allies. A German victory means
that the war must be fought to finish
in France and Belgium. A sweeping
victory by the Allies will shorten the
war by months. The detection of Rus
STA has made the present adverse condi-
ton in Italy possible.
It is suggested that naval attack on
Trieste should be made. The Austrian fleet
il at or near Trieste in a harbor the en-