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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-21
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confec.
tionery Fixtures

SODA FOUNTAIN drug and confectionery
fixtures, latest design. both exposed and
closed jar types. ranging IN length OF 6. s.
10. T. Is and 90 reet- Can save you 20 20
90 percent; small cash payment down. bal
ance easy payments: can include show
cases shelving. tables. chairs. carbonaror
in contract All fixtures necessary to open
I'D drug and confectionery store Prompt
shipment Write or wire for price lists.
P G. +. Commission Co. 200 Herald BIDS
AGENTS Grosman Fountain Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-21
Furniture Repairing

T. z HISS FURNITURE WORKS.
Repairing. refinishing. upholstering and
packing Prices right Satisfaction guar
auteed.
SHOPS s1O5 RIVERA ST. PHONE 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-21
Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.

HALF Of cottage. nicely furnished. TO
right people; baby welcome. Phone ss55W-
1915 n Eausas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-21
Matlress RennEafne

MATTRESSES made TO order and reno
yated- - sang & Weliborn- Pm s99s-
MARERS or MATTRESSES. repairers.
renovators- Phone AZ zI0I Olive Clark
Mattress & Rug Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-21

IT Mares No Difference what con-
dirlan your battery is iu BATET NIE will
make 10 lIEe new and give sou "a guarantee
OF one year BATET \lM viii save YOU
al least 600 percent and make your bat
terry one trar Needs no service station
We are the battery doctors; also agents
Tor Disco starting ard lighting for Ford
cars. $3.50 complete Agents for Detroit
Sto-aEe batteries
TEXAs BATTERY & IGNITION CO..
512 Teas street Phone 1855
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SrieScnsbeiAlu6 kcjn
5eicben pom Sdwd6e!

Roben6agen 90 SllLi-Sr iet-
ner 9Lnreoe III peLter i'm 0eutiden
Reih5ta8 Der 3autrums U5rer 9fan.
6od bic 2(ulobne her 5rie0enss
reiolution fir einen 6fiaoen oRae
Q~nnerionen be~antroQte, Iagte er:
@eun Der 6aino 6jeia 8eiolutton
ais elm 3eden Der 5duade aus
Ie5en io(te Berben Ste Gatiden 66s
neiian, Dab ita imitaHoe lin0, 81
iiegen. Die militarii6a Gage i6LIlBt
ie0es W}.Bberit0n0ui5 Gus Ger Sol.
fer it g~rob6er8ta. Die 9leioGation
entipri5t BEN 4iui6ea oa5 @0Ife5
mo ben 6oiinun8en. 6aB Der
Reidsfon8ler Qadoeli5 etuen Sire
Sen MAIDEN miro, Der efna Treie gnt-
Difelung q]ardntiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21

Saa NIT aroBeu SeierIidtei.
ten beaaneen noroen ietn. ga ie.
bod Die nelterIhiitternoen ariegs-
ereigntiie ~bei1t5utage oIleS iiberidat-
ten, girlg oieier fauabii9e SubeI-
tag fat unbeahtet boritber. Gieie
@reianiiie boben unIeuabnr Sea-
na0o aud in cine Gage 9ebrodlt,
IDelbe m6qIi6eripeiie fir ben Sort.
beitono Der Gominion berbdngnis.
boq ner0en fam. 9oroen8 Son.
Notwithstanding bot Oie 9robin3
Quebec an oen 8uno ser o~ffenen
Re6eIion gebradt.. Ole 6itliden
5eebrobin5eu babeH ii6 bareit8 &C.,
genieitig gen1bert. in Ser 9lbiidt,
ii9 gegen Den @infIuB ser iibrigen
B%robin3en I'M &arIument at Der.
teioigen. Der g8eften 1T idon laugit
lin5ufrie6en NIT ben iGub36lneri.
i6eu geitrebungen Der mddtiqeu
Brooiu3 0ntario. Gin Sageblott
oeS @eitens ging iogor 70 melt, in
einam gtrtifeI iiber ben 3abrestag
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21

Der confederation am Ietter Gonts,
tag ole @niidt nllS8uipredeu, DAT
es fir &anooo ofn beiten mare, iiH
lmabbdngig bon england als eine
5u ertIGren. @as aus alien
beri6ie0enen @eItrebnngen
nod berborgeben fam IdBt ii6 nod
nidt borauSieben. Seoenfols milf.
Die Stootsltanner oes 2an0ea
GROCER Glltgbeit su @erfe ge.
ben, meru &ann0u sic @efobren
iilr iein G~ortbeitehen gliidlid iiber.
minhen ioa, tpelfe ibm i'm eigenn
6roben. G8 0orf aud nift
it6crie6eu mer0en 0aB man pieIcr.
orts itd 6es @er6o6te8 nidt er.
lDe6ren fam, ooB sic Ser. Gtnaten
sfanaba ais 6auitpfono betr1Gten
fir has biele @el0, peIdes tie in
ariege 6en Qliierten Dor.
itreden, 10 OnB iie boffen, I'M Safe
Der 3abIungsunf1bi9feit Der ali.
ierten nad Dem ariege aota0a 3ll
anneftieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
H~ieIenprefite cnol.
OampferzCinien!

SEEN gorf, 20. Sltli. - 2ie bril-
tiihea Qampfergeieai4aften baben
troB Der boben 8atDinniteuer rietge
lteberi6lIHe a~uBupeiicn, ME aug
elmer 9tttteiIung nls 2iDerpo6l gu
erieben lit. 6lnf ser gr3BtGn 2iDgr.
pooler Observation-Disclosures BADEN
1T 1916 8roiite bon S35,000,000
er3ieH, Inn 10 M1ilionen mebr al8
Der 9urhifnitt8geptun mabren0 Der
orei G~riegsiobre mar, 0unt oer enors
men 8reiie, Die iie infolge BEG
5auhboottrieges hlr lire S4ine
berefnan tonrten. Die 3uuabme
Ton 1873 4ro5ert III ben 4rpfitea ar.
gibt fd mad 4b5ug Der @epinn.
iteuer mo ionitger 8erpflidtungen,
Die nit Dem 8etria5 nerbun0ea ino.
gs miro bebanptet, bob Die flint @e.
ieGidaften an Die Gegierung $70,.
100000 GgpInniteuer ob5utragen
batten.
Die biar befannta 2eglQno 2ine.
bic fruber teine Gipi5au0e ba5abt
bat, fol- SIS 9ro3ent 9iptoea0e aus.
geidnttet babe1. NORM Die iriiberen
Sabre einbegrifien inn. Tie 8bita
Stor Cine BOT elnen 4ltfenagonu8
bon 400 9ro5art Den Qfrinirba5aru
safommen laiien, un0 elie Gioi6en.
De BON 20 Bro5gnt ous9eiduttct.
gleih 100 Gro3ent aui bic tuH6cre
aapitalilierlng. Gia Guaar0 Zine
8a9lte ibre iibltden 20 Brp8eat Oil.
ni0enoe nlf cine 6eoettsa0 gr6Bere
4apitalifteruna. pa9seno Die Ab3a9e
FIR @ntpertung 9reinoI 10 groB
iino, nls in frii6eren Sabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
am sa6e aee6rt!

3u elmer ole @erftorbene e6ren.
SEN aun0gebung geitaItete ii6 bellte
6u8 acknowledgements Der am 9ieu8.
tag obgeidieOeneu 5rau Ibeoo. g1to.
Steele. Die bieIen 6reun0e Der trou.
ern0en 8amilie 1ntten itd i'm
Srauerbauie. 1929 Sabler StroBe,
eingehmoen, nm Ser tclrea Cabin.
geihieoenen. eincn lebten 8lif SIT
meibeu. Ser cara mar in einem
@dlo bon berrIiden BON lleber
6reltnoe8bano QeiifteteH @hmen
f0rmlia be8rabeu, Der glldeH5lt9
bcrDegte iif i'm 3 llhr nod Der ct
0}orio MoqOuIeueuttrdG no 3eb..
Goter Siune elm icierttda9 Sebltens
requiem fir bic SeeieHrllhe 3eie.
brtcrte. nobel ibrl BON gleos. 4Srof.
@eiBeu5orn uuo 6. 6idnagon bon
bier lu10 Geb. GlaD0G g z. O..
pon qtdiion San, oiHitort ipuroe.
gleo. Batter Sarmonn g. q. B.
bon Council ghtiis Htelt cine &C.
6iegene tef0urtoodte 2eihenpre6tgt.
.Gr perlnB Ole &obiprihc Solomotis
auf cine cute Qotta5firdtige 6rau
uno 3eigtc mic oa5 2eben ocr Ser.
itorbeneu NIT 0icicn harrltdcu @or.
ten Der Shrift lin Gjnflang iton6
ga es aus 4ilidterfuGlmq gegen
@ott uno @obltlm bem 2}itnens
iten ~gegeniiber beTtonb @ieran
fftilpftc Ct Damn cine 9httanlpeu.
Dung oaB Ser @}afih in Der &et
ting ieiuer Seele is1e b5dIte auts
go6e att erbliden Ea1e.
g}ad benz feierLiH5H @ottesoienit
befDcQte Iih Scr 2c.5a15ug nod 0ern
0eltti6en fotbodihm 8irdhoi IN
Su6. 0nlaba, no Die forbidden
l|ta5erreIte ser @erit9rbenan nah e.
ner Iebten 3erenora uno @ebet BON
Reo. Batter Slime aeu Sh0Be Der
SHUTTER @r6c G6crgaan mar0en. 8ie
0ettihen Sanger ill8en ibr gum
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
han3ler iibcr Ole
mablref

a~mftarSam. 20. Suli, n6ar Con.
Son. - 2uf Die beo6IhEqten &}obI.
#reformen 81 ipredan fommen6 iugta
Der &eihstoH8ler I'M 8ariauf ietnar
geitriqen Geih5tug5re0e: a1je ions
nen BON mir, nodoem id fn1pp ftni
goge i'm Qmta Din, nldt %erlDarten,
0aB i'd mud gia6pfen0 ano euOgitf.
tig u6er 5raged Der imleren 4oiitit
oasiprefe. latirlid bin i4 init
Dem faiierIiden 8cit5ipt, hie prcuBs
iden 8a5lreforu1en betreffen0, cins
periton0en. Sd bate e5 fir ror.
teilbnft uu0 n~otlpen0tg engere ge5te.
Glngen 8ujideu ben 9roBen &or.
teien uu6 Der G~egigrung 9gr5uitaQen
mo bin milens, i'm O~eitgebca0en
Siune, 70 loflge Uiat All Dem 8uns
0esdarotter o0er BITE tonitimtionelIe
gcii5 0es aaiierreides geritttelt
MIRO, mgtn 9eites in 0ieier 5iniiht
ait tim.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
emma Coleman crb6lt
cincn ttcnen pro5cb!
Bunbesu6erridtrr 8raubeis erflart
bas auuifriptiDnsgeieb fir
uufDnititnttoneQ.

9eD gorf, 90. SuIi. gun6e8.
oberri6ter Granbeis pom gunoes.
o6ergerift or0nets geitern Bic Gnt.
loIiung non gulmo Goldman uno
aleranoer gerfu1uu aus Ben @a.
fangniiien gegeu Stcdl,ug bon lie
$4,000 GIrglhoft an, ourh Elm
urteil. in neldem er bei0eu etreH
neuen 9rp5eB auf @rltno non SIR.
ttn1ern gerpabrte pte geItern oben0
aus 8aibington Den 4npaIten Der
SSi1haftierten mitgeteilt ml1roe.
Cant 6ieien 3epeihen Iiegen bic
@rir0e fir 0ia Srrtitmer oarin,
BOB fir bie 8eridnorung, Degen Der
beioe berurtejt noroen mareu, feine
8erpetie borgelegen ba6eu. mo ooB
oos gnn3e aonitriPtionsgaieB hit.
fonitttutionea lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
6cwaltiocs Rinocn
am Datnenbctttuco!
Simmer fnrhtbarsr geitnIten iib bic
bentlaen aHgriffe; 5rau5uieR
mullen ipeifen.

9aris, 20. Suli. Ser beutige
Acknowledgements Ses fron8oitiaeu
Rriegsamtes belogt, oaB ole au.
sriffe Der 9eutidm gegen Ole iran.
3oitihen Stelungen am 2amenbo6.
meg (Gbemin oeg 9omes) NIT ME
oogetDelener 8ut eciolgeu. 81
tomrtt bGufig frrr bIuttgen $an0.
genlertge un0 unautb0rltA 0onnern
DIE @eihase groBen uno flatnen ao-
Iibers, toden Die 0toi6iuengeDa4re
illo fnattert oas aIeiHgelpe5rialer.
8GbrenO Der gatt8en g3adt plr0e
NIT ungep0buIi6er 5artnadigtett
eefdmpft. Ole Geuti6en bd5er
frar5oltife 2inian in etner 8rette
bon 8fpei GInfteI 4}eiIen 0trrd-
ftoBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
S6ctScmann 0cocn ...
politik Ses Han5lers!
Sprjht ffl eegen g~ei6eEaltnug Dos
uRbeidranftcu SauAbpots
frtgs aus.

QmIter6on, ilber 2or6on 90,
Suli- Ger So3ioltitalfa5rer 46i-
ltpp 5dei0emarn iprod 8lath nuh-
bern Ser 9teidsfan3lcr mir ieinar
9te6e fertig aenoroen NOR, Or be-
6appteta DOB iih Scr Reih5tnu5s
len uber Die bor3unelmeH0en @oble
ref0rrnan In 4reuBer nift meltge=
BEND genlig g1auBert bottle uao o3=
.ponierte oeH u~l5egren3teH Iaufs
boottrieg. @n0era &artafit6rer be-
.iprader bic Gloe oa3 3etdstau3tar5
e6enfQll8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
@roters 0ifnit al NrfuIn.

Gas 9idnid Ser 8roccr5 nno
5lciider bon Omaha an Gouaers.
ta8 inn 2ofeuiem Bart mar bon bier.
.bi5 fitnitauien0 4erionen bGiudt Die
iid uor3Uqlt1 dmitierten. SIS tnltr.
ben Spiele oeruuitdItet nu6Gre TINT
meltcu iih i'm &afier, oud puroe
8ctou5t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
Northumberland.

Gic i'm 9altsEoIt Don 6rou Glite
ClaR5ers G21 4lart glDa., augeitea-
ta "17jdgrige G1ca0ora Goofa uubm
Gouuerstag o5euo ipQt in lel6itmor.
0eriider 4biidt Gift gu iid. sic
murOe nod ocm ct. SoiepbS S0ipi.
tail gcbrodt. uo tbr 3uit1n0 oIs
fritiid geihiloart miro. Gos iunge
0}QOhcn mar trautlid mo 0d5er le.
bcusuberoritiliB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21

9lbi6tco zines Der tiefenpfimSeuen
oeutiden @roblie0er.
gls gabrhiAtrdger fungierten Die
Serren Grof. 3, Steoinger, 81. g.
5trebIoiu, 9eter 2aur, 6. 2ober.
mann, Clinton Wtiqer lrlo Grel
0reiDs.
Gle haben eine quite, brobe, edit
oeltide 8rolt uno i0eole @ottin unO
0attter begro6en. gf0ge iie in 6rie.
ben rll9enl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
pollen erb0lt menes
Oeri5tsweIen!

@ari6nr, II. Suit a5er Con.
BON. II Der 8eitpeiLige P0luiida
Stuatsrat 0e$ aontgreihs 9olen bat
cine 8orlage jim oo8 @aridt5maien
allsgaarbeitat. GcmuoA loQen Die
b~isberigen @eri6te tetIUeiie belize
haften mer0en un0 neu bln5ut0mmen
ioaen elm Gbergeri6t nit 2 Rittern
als 8oritBer un0 Z aIs Geiitber, 2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, eincs in 8ar-
lGdu un0 oas auoere In &u6lin 10
areisgerihte nit Sit in oen gr6.
Beren Std6ten 4olens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
Die qaoe IN Gono6a.

Ioritber itreibt Ser in Mitniter,
Sosfatdgnou erideinenoa ct. 9e.
tar's gote oas ~folgen0e:
Sin 0enfmur0iger Sag in Der Sc
ififta ltniere5 nelleu 8~oterlanOes
mar Der b~eraanQene Sonntag, Der
j. Sui, G8 mnren ndntlid gerooe 80
Sabre ~neriIoiien ieit oie fonnoiide
celebration non britiihsnor0ameri.
forbidden Golonicn gebil0et mur6e.
Inter nornulcn l~luitan0en mur0e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
Genetal pcribino
bciiad2t Gen. Pai9!

4aris, 90 &uli.-8n ge9lei-
tunB oon 3uei 5ta5soffi3teren bot
5erte @eneroLmojor 4eri6tng &oris
b~erlaiieu i'm @eneral 0oig in oeiien
9%o1lptquartler eIHen 3mettagigen Be.
Illf ob5uitatten. Gr miro geoba6-
tun9en an 0er 5ritlideH 6rout an.
itelen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
ucbrask0 Sarinen SO
p~crknufen.

asesHe gebraEfa 5arIneu AZ let1ien 5a5s
nsnaeu-B A6er auiDdEis. gair pearbetien
bic SbHeH p~eriarite 5drL zbr aznssriorn
xpsate grnsptrs ai'n, 1b. eEb eoporo Ctr
Enabn a<bx. Eel. Douglas e37L If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
Ocnii0enb 11mmntcrn
fits critic ~1lmfoebot!

@aibingtorL 90. Stuff. - gis
beufe na6mittag 2:33 Doren 5000.
gatmnern ge5ogen, iuas fir 0os
erfte Mufgebot BON 687 1000 Maun
b0lig genugen 0irfte. Die mel
teren ga5ogeneu Nlimmern mer0en
Gomstua in Der Gribune ber6Hent
idt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
snaEen6aInmnacn Io4ihieren.

3DeI Doit mlt &ningleren bciegte
&agan Der StraBeHbabn itieBm
9ounerstog a0eu6 olf Dem 9ocitit
StroBen &ia0uft uuieiran0er. Ger
@agenlenter u s. Moore mur0e
Tbeblih perfect, 0o6 BON ben 9Sai.
iQgIeren trlgen MIR 3met leihte
8erleBumgeu 0aDon. ma9reno bic
Abrigen uuDerlebrt blie5en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
GGifmar HcS0ks uttS
pbotoslttenIilien

Sir 8eigeu boaitdn6ige @orr1.
te bon Goitmon' aobofS ole be.
item qamero8 Die mir fenuetb un6
e6enfaqg boaitdnoige @orrdte bon
8boto. utenIilen 81 geriuaen Qrei.
fen. so. 8. GeDeloper, cine bob.
re, ipe8iea 81 DC
go. 2 5ol0ing Cartridge qremo,
nimmt 8il0er 2A BEL 81, 1898
$50. 2 G 8or Slim grenro, ninut
giIoer ga bei Az, 6pe8iol. 5u
MIR .S3.49
SO. 2 gromnie, nimmt @iloer
2A bel 3A, 81. ......., $500
go. 2-A 8rotpnie, ninrult 8ilber
2@ Bel AZ, all. $500
Darkroom 2onterns, Spe8ial, au
MIR MISREPRESENTATION. 2le
9ir baden ioeben erbaIten
6ie nere 2.G groDnie aamera,
Die gil0er oufnimmt 27s BET Az,
cine @r6Be, Sic t1gli6 populGref
miro. Gil bat aGe Die gitten Scr.
8iiqe Ser anoeren BON Der 9rops
ME GamiIie ebenfoIs 8t. $500
Sauptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21

GrGii0ent 8ilion erIdBt einen
6un6efcbl far Gocdi StoIien
p~erneigert Die 4uslieferung 0es
@ioroers goedli. - Uses Die ireuno-
i6nftlideu @efuble Der 4meritmer
eegen Die StalieHer weientli9 ltar-
fen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
Oeutidpe int Omaha,
sic ec5ooen ftnS!
Pins Ser bisHerigen Cite crgebcH iid.
bic iOloenoCn @e5uaenen NIT
Oettid)en Ytatseu.
1. 9itrift

J.. Slltrllt.
@ilbltr 2. StouiieG 1921 n6r0l.
"a. 5troBe
So6u S. Sod 1924 Imes 4oe.
4nton 5. GoAL 1854 2orimore.
9obart =. @oet5e, 3l33 6lorsac6
gouIaodr6.
0soar s. Sdalte 1916 n6rol.
%. StroBe.
5rau1 s. Timer, 1852 6ort.
Qlfrao s. 6.ot3op, 1918 n6r6l
10. StraBe.
&5omas 81 eaaert 1921 n0rol.
30. StroBe.
8armnn Got6, 54t2 6lorence
8ouleoor0.
Otto @uermar, 2G19 uor6l. 49,.
Qbenlta.
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geIndlt ctto gur5ab.

81 ieiuen neueu 2ofaI 3t4 SH6
Il. StrnBe. 8egeBrenstperteite alfo,
hcIfreie @ctrdIfe un0 feiner 2uIl6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-21
g8as bic Jiuiicn mcl6en.

8ltro9rao, 20. Sill. ~ Ciil5iea
miro beute natmlttaJ GemcIoet.
9lah0em mebrere Gegimenter 8eie4l
gum 8orriifeu er5a.teu botten 5o.
gerten oilieJben, Ognl 8eiebl 6cLge
5a ~leiitau. 2ieiGm uutitano lit Is
8u3uidreiben, 0a8 Der 6aiuo an Der
GtefiQti 5ar6u5o5 6rout Dor0rang.
5uolih BON Sgp5aicn mo oltlia
pot 8~r8a5atlQ 5aben oHerreihfif-
ungoriihe un0 0elti@e Iruppcn rn-
iere eriteu Gtntan gcumnleH. &C.
ter Htolih murDen feta0lite 2tnJriis
re obgeidlagen. 8eitlib u0n 8tuo-
niti ulBtan mir l~ltiarra bcieitigtaa
5teQungeH auf8gben nile 8erltde,
0ieieIben 5urRd5uerob1rn marel
nerQebllh.
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7rittcr 7ntrift.

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The Washington times., 1917-05-11
FRENCH PHILOSOPHY
EXPLAINS PROWESS
POiIus Have Excellent Reasons for
Not Yielding to Worry.

Probably as striking an explanation
of the wonderful fighting prowess the
French have shown in the war as has
come to light thus far is furnished In
the translation of some script fresh
from the trenches.
French Trench Philosophy" is its
caption and it reads:
You have two alternatives-either
you are modified or you are not.
II not, you have nothing TO vary
about.
II you are. you have two alterna-
tives-either you are in camp or at
the front.
II you are in camp, you have moth
ing to worry about.
II you are at the front. you have
two alternatives-either you are in re-
serve or you are on the fighting line.
II in reserve. you have nothing to
worry about.
II you are on the fighting line, you
have two alternatives-either you
scrap or you don't.
If you don't you have nothing to
worry about.
II you 90, you have two alterna-
tives-either you get hurt or you
don't
II you don't, you have nothing to
worry about
II you do. you have two alternatives
either you get slightly hurt or you
get badly hurt.
II slightly, you have nothing to
worry about.
II badly. you have two alternatives
either you recover or you don't.
II you recover, you have nothing to
worry about.
II you don't and have followed my
advice clear through, you have done
with worry forever.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
Police Plan Crooks" Auction
Everything From Shaving Soap To Row Boats
To Go Under Hammer at Con-
fscation Sale.

Nearly everything Imaginable from
en- embalmInE table TO a button hook
VIII be put under the Ructioneer's
hammer at the annual sale next week
or unclaimed property gathered in
by the Police Department during the
past year.
IN the property clerks room AT
headquarters Policemen Wall and
McGrath are showed under the noun
tain or goods, which includes suit
cases. umbrellas. cakes Of shaving
soap, milk bottles, bundles OF rope,
ana lanterns, topped OF by seventy
hve bicycles. They are checking
them all for the sale.
a good-sized van probably will
nave 10 make six trips to the estRb-
iishment OF David Notes. 633 Louis
lana avenue northwest. where the
sale VIII be held. April ~ has been
set as a tentative date, but Il may
be sooner or later.
Motorists will be attracted to the
sale, Tor there IL in the lot zone Au.
tomobile complete" found abandoned
on road In the Tenth precinct. n
ooN or crank handles. n score OF cost
~ lap robes, and a stack Of slightly
used tires of every make.
Ihere Is In the curious pile OF mat
ter one human skull, which, the DO
lice say, probably was stolen from
some medical college. II is not like
-. however, that this will be put
on sale. 1t was found in the Sew
enth precinct about two years ago.
The harbor precinct will send to
the sale three or four bateaus found
abandoned on the water front. and
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
SIXTEEN NURSES TO
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Columbia Hospital School to Grad
nate Its Largest Class.

Sixteen nurses. the largest number
ever graduated from the Columbis
Hospital Training School for Nurses,
will receive their diplomas at the com
mencement exercises OF the school
next Wednesday evening at Rausch'
er's.
Surg. W. c. BREASTED, q director OF
the school. will preside. Miss Jane
DeIano, chairman OF the Red Cross
nursing committee, will be the prin-
cipRl speaker.
The usual dance following the
graduation exercises will be alimin-
ated this year. II being felt by those
in charge that all formal social activ-
tiles should be suspended during the
period of the war. An informal en-
nurses home after the exercises.
Those graduating are Ruth Adams.
Julia Luck. Ella Macleod, Elma Jar
rett. Helen CourtrIte. Miriam Yerkes,
Ola Agee, Edna LAngslow, Mary
GrIgg, Nancy Kirby. Ruth Ford. Abb
gail Fitzhugh. Ettie Moore. Della
Yarns, Ruth Honodel, and Ods Gale.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11
PHTHISIS CLAIMS
MANY In AMERICA
Life Insurance COmpany'S
Figures Show Rate.
INDOOR WORKERS HARD HIT
Over Twenty Per Cent Of "a, 269
Deaths Due to tuberculosis.
INDOOR WORKERS HARD HIT

Tuberculosis caused aO.5 per cent
Of the 94.269 deaths OF male and IA
per cent OF the 1O2, 46T deaths Of f.
male industrial policyholders record
ed by the Metropolitan Life Insur'
ance Company. according to mortal
ity figures made public by the Bu
reau OF Labor Statistics today.
The average age OF men dying from
tuberculosis was 81 years, women
341. or the total deaths among
clerks. bookkeepers and office as
sistants, 30 per cent were from tu'
berculosis.
Among printers, steam-fitters.
longshoremen, teamsters, chRuffeurs.
bartenders. and machinists more than
IS per cent OF deaths are shown by
the report TO be from tubercular
causes.
What Figures show.
The figures further show:
Organic diseases OF the heart
cause the largest number OF deaths
among farmers and farm laborers.
Accidental violence is responsible
for the largest number of deaths
among railway tralnmen anu chblh
men, track and yard laborers, and coal
miners.
Among women organic diseases OF
the heart caused the largest number
of deaths OF housewives and house
keepers.
OF the deaths among textile work
ers, 3a5 per cent are caused by tuber-
culosls.
The highest average age at death is
among farmers and farm laborers. 5S.5
years.
The lowest average age at death is
among bookkeepers and office assist
ants, SOS years.
Exposed to Colds.
Where the Industrial worker Is eX-
posed to colds. drafts, and dampness.
as among bricklayers, or violent
changes OF temperature. as among
teamsteTs and chaufieurs, respiratory
diseases are prominent
Suicide is frequent where depressing
influences are present, as among bak-
ers and cigarmakers.
Where questionable water supplies
are used, as among enginemen, far
mers, and laborers, typhoid fever is
high.
The Washington times., 1917-05-11

young men who promenade the streets
these fine spring afternoons will md
a variety of walking canes at the
sale.
Also there is a box full OF button
hooks and penknives and n slot ma
chine OF sslted peanuts.
But what the police hope to make
the largest profit on f. the pile of
approximately 700 pounds OF lead.
brass, and copper, which. 1t il eN
pected. will bring more than the Ru-
tOmobile.
The proceeds OF the sale goes into
the general fund OF the District TO
help pay police pensions.