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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
NOTCH
Der aIte, 5uperIaiiise 9uiusIier,
613 Gabiipn 4peunt.
Gtablrt ieit mebr ais 90
Sabreu.
Netupprt.

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eiHuatier gOlfsblatt" befinbet iidJ in
RO. 339 YOrf StraRe, gegeniiber
benz GOnrtbOHie, pOislbit Neuisfsi-
ten, In5eisen u. I. m. bis 8 llbr
AbeHos eHtsegengenommen merben.
SelepbOn SOntb 2401.
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Wilton. SHo. uno 5rau Gaunis Sis
bell DON Repport.
SIN GOuntpseri6t fpuros -seitern
oas 2eitament DON 2puiId g Jlu9
beitdtigt. Der GrblaTer oermd6t
iein,r StpiesertO9ter Ssbu Sobce
Griffin fsiH 9erm0gsn unb nennt fie
5uglei6 CUR Seitamsntsoolftr
- gtnbreder bnttsn porxste Raft
mehrere S6antlotale gum S6auplas
ibres usrbreterii4su 5reibeng qes
ma4t: glus bem &aFenregiiter i'm
GOtal oes Gbparo peper, 9. Strdbe
uHo Central 2lpenue, purben S. aes
itoblen. Der ndhite 8eilDh gait
Smitts GotuI an Der 10. Strabe,
3nii6eH Der SfubeIa uHb putterIon
StraBe, po aus oem &nisnregifter
So annettirt ipurben. SmOb Serrins
ger on Der 10. uub patterion Strabe
erbielt gIsi9faqs ben unpilatommenen
geIu9 Der Burden. peI6e bas Raj
ienregiiter pliinoerten, posei lie $40
sr6euteten. S61u Sei6ert bon Der 8.
Strabe uub Central Qoenne betlaat
ben @erluf bon $3.50, peabe aus BEN
&ufenregifter seftOhlsn irnrben.
= Der Ct. Stspbdn .!6Of Der aos
t5OliI4sn SSrfter feisrt morgen I'm
4ubitorium oer Ct. SRpbanus @es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
Mmidae.

= Der SO Saby. ate Ulatih.tU
Sobrss DON Der y(tunten StrdBs uno
Central apsnus itiir5te geiterH i'm
9auis go. 1872 Deit Court Strabs.
no er NIT Dem Eeuiaen BON Sapeien
bei4dftist mar. 70 ungIiidIid bon st
rsr aeiter, bab eT ben rs4ien 4tm
brad unb na9 BEN itdbiifden Sos
iPitoI gebra4s tpsr0su mubts.
- Der "a Sabre aIte albert Driebt
BON Ro. 537 @si. Se9its Strafs fiel
seitern Roamiitos aus sinsm Gsnitsr
isiner i'm SDetten StOdpnt befinoli'
5eu Wohnuns unb brad ben liuteH
GubtnS6sI. DIR Deruu9Ildte purbs
na4 bem itabtifhen SOipitat sebrott.
- 2H Der 6rinb Siyabs unb Der
NcUtitsn 4OeRus tpurbs ssItern Rats
mittos bic feds Sabre dIts StIma
StubImanu bon Ro. III peets Str.
ooH einem bon Sonaro ainnep BON
gO. 1860 RitieHbouIe Strabs stlen,s
ten 2aitoutomobil 3ur Ssiis gtIdlsus
bert, tam jeoob gum 9Iild nit einigsH
unbeoeutenbsn S4rammsn baron.
Sinnep bradt. bic aIsine Na5 ibrer
sIterIihen DObRuHs.
- SnfoIg. zines bummen Dibss,
ben fb geitsrn Ra4mittas Spsi unbss
fannie anabeR an Der 9orrems Noe.
erIaubteu, ttus 5rau R. Bulb BON Der
0rei Wieilen Bite cine @erlsbuna am
re5ten auss bacon. 5rau suIb iubr
in ,inem Sirabenbabnpa9en Der Sit.
enb ginie nad Der Siabt uno als her
g8agen bic 9Orreuee RoGe paIIirts,
ma6ten ii6 spsi barbpl9fss qiim.
me! oas ogsrsRiigsn". ben Strabens
babnpu9en nit SieirNn 5u bombarois
rem. giur Der Steine StrirImmsti.
cine Jneiterideibe unb Elm @lasIplits
ter orans 5ruu 9ulb ins aues. Sie
purbe. nadbem Der Strabsnbabnpa.
gen ben groabpap srreicbt hattie, .u
ttnen bort pObuenoen 9lrst ssbraAt.
Der iie in gsbunbluns nabm.
- GIpOs !. 9rilIs, bon go. 1Ol7
State gloeHue, tam ssftsrn 9ormiitaa,
als sr on Der 9eft Strabs unb State
Npenue auf sinen Gtrnbtnba5upoeen
Der Grob 9opn 2inie Iieiesn ipo[lts,
10 unsIltIi6 3u Gaa. bab er T6 bas
giaieHbein bra5 unb mad bem iiGotis
ihen 6oipitaI gsbradt perOsn mubf..
I'm Der II. Gtrabs unb Carthage
Gpsnue toqioirts ssitern Der 40 Sob.
re aIte GbDaro S6rstbsr. bon Ro.
63l RsIiou place. RsppOrt, NIT fsis
mem GutomobiI NIT sinem Straben2
bdbnpaeen Der 9odlonb 2inie. Der
3uiammeHprda erfolste nit folder
Seftigieit. bab S6rsib.r aus bsm
araftpasen auf bic Gtrabs seftleus
bert tpurbe. gum Slid fam sr, pie
elm in Der Rn6barffaft pobnsnber
&r3t tonifutiris, nit siniesn unbebeus
terbsu S6rnmmsn bacon unb purbe
in .in.m priOatautOmObil mad fsinsr
WObnuns s.brndt.
Sm itdbtif6en 5ofpiinI lisst gu:
3eit in 5iemIid bebsnflid.m 3uitanb
Der 48 Sabre dIts pster 8iro, Don
Rp. $40 Soipt5orns apeuue, elm goOts
Der Dels Sarge Grpreb Co.. OH
@srlebunsen barnisber, bic sr am
Montas ouf bsm Union gabnbof srs
litt. Gr fam rdmIi6 sernbs. als er
sinen 3ug b.itsissn pollts. gu GalI,
i4entte isbod bisfem llnfaa feline Be.
a4tuns, iOHbsrn trat oori4riftsmd-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
lis saiiOn bei @iclats.

@ielsrts Sommsreurtsn iuirb bsai.
fir bic SqiIpn srOffnsi. Gs Iinost an
isbsm Abenb aOn5srt ne5Ii anbars..
uoriisIIuns Itatf uno in gunciu gs.
bisnuns IN Der Ssiuder in Okism ali.
rsnomnlirtsn 2oial beitens adfssbOs
ben. mer ben abenb dnssnsbm rsrs
brinstn min. srreift isiHen3ped buy4
siufu 1elu& eisiss gtabIiHsmsnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23

msinbs fem 34.Stiftungsf,Ti nit elmer
muiitalii9 betlamatorii9e 4benb,
untsrbaItuns, Gin boraiisli9es BRO,
erdmn piro sur Durdfiibrung gs'
Iaugen.
= Capt. Scbn 3. Sitsnbarp, aaIs
iirsr Der Sec. Wisbsmann 9refping
&c., in aeittrn einem Ssr5Isiben ers
legsn. Sitsnbarp, peIasr felt 20
Sabreu in Der sripdbuten grausrsi
anasitsllt mar, bate iith elmer grpbsn
gnsahI Don Grsunben srfrsut, fpsl6s
isin Sdsibsn aufri6tie bebausrn. Or
bate Elm gIlter bon 6S Sabrsn err
reiht.
9as 9ei6snbtsdusnib finbet am
5rsitas, %. Rudmittnss 2 llbr, bum
9rnusrbauis go. 626 MourOs Strabe
aus itott. Die 9eite pirb auf oem
Spring 9rOoe Srisbbpf sur etpissu
Rube beitattst rerben.
- SamusI spbuiiou, 40, Elm Gar
bigger esrietb in ben anbreps StabIs
lpsrtsn 3pii6eu 5pei 6radtpasspns
uno puros ipfurt eetootst. Die 2eits
purbe naa Der geB'ite Morsue gee
bra9t.
- Der Soloat SObn 9. 8iIiams,
peI6er @bparb Stridsr, audi aIs
Snioer betnnnt. eri6oTsn bate, purs
be 9eitern Der gunbss Z aOmmifdrin
SFrau Wa6el y. ,. Bel poreefiibrt,
oa Der Gaa Der SurisbiiiiOn bss
Stdutsgsridrs ourt Elm 6abeas Gors
pus 9efebl sntsogsn iporoen mar. Der
9tngetlogte purbe Der Obbut oes Capt.
| y. g. Garter BON /. Sertutper Regi'
msnt iibergeben, peIter fh oerpfIih'
iete 8iQiams i'm Sttober 5erHin oss
gnbesssritts Obg aud fruber pors
3ufiibren. Die 9side oes Strider
purbe uoh benz @tntliTement bon
| 'Spbn u. RaOeI gsbrabt, po lie Don
Der Sante oes 8erblihenen, 5rau U.
Wt. gieieuasr ppn go. S19 grtghton
Strabs ioentiiBirt puros. Strider
mar Dor 3 Sahrsn in Die gunoesmas
rins singetreten. Or purbe ieoob,
eiues SerIeibens fpegeu, sntldfsn.
Oas Gei6eubsgdngnib finbet beuts
Radmittds BON go. 8l9 Brighton
Strabe aus ftatt. Dinioms rpirb BON
Capt. Garter na9 aouisoile gebru6t
tpsrbsn.
- Se Ditt W. Rismann, 26, urS
Gitsua S.rtIon, q, geibe bon Wlias
mt5urs, g., erl1netsH ssitsrn einen
.Ssiratbsftein. 0a lie isbO6 fpGtsr
in Grfabruns braaisH, bab bic 2i3sHs
ni6t oubsrbalb bss StGotes siIti1
lei, retournirten iis oas Document
unO srbisItsn bic bsSa9Its 9sba9r 8u'
rid.
- SIN arsiseeriSt purb. geitetn
Don oem WfpbsI gaupsrein ssssn Nus
rp uuO 9eo. GIart uuf 3ablung elmer
Rpte i'm getrags Don $1635.50 cine
alose eiHserei9t. - Soispb Gsesltu,
ipelter i'm 9euspus poIi5sigeriht uHs
fer Der NntIage Der 9bisrqudIsrei
prO3sFirt unb 81 500 Celebrate psrs
urtbeiIt rppro.n mar, appsairte gsitern
geeeR oas 1lrtbeiI on bas areis9e'
riht. - Sn Der auf 5000 lautenoen
S6aosneriabilaee. pelbe SenrpSabs
mann segen bic 8. II. y. Giisn5abH
ipeasn dngsbIiher gei6dbisuns isines
9runoTiids an Der 10. uno SdratOSl
Gtrabe onseftrsnst bate, purbs gss
tern oem aldgsr bon ben GeihpOrs'
nen Elm urtbsil i'm getrass ppH 500
5usriunnt.
- Mit Der Sonferen3 biriidtli4
Der g(usarbsituue Der neuen Strabens
babn SrbiranS tpuroe gsitern in
Der Rnpors Sffice be9onn,n.
- Die @ruppe go. 6 Der Suntisrs
GFocntion belt gsiisrr in Der GIts'
5uls i5rs SabrssperiammIuua ab.
Gs purbe cine RsIoIution angenom'
men, in tpeI5er bss prdfibsnten
SrisgspOIitit inboITirt purbs. 3us
gleid lpurbe cine GrtlGruus fiir etns
lebbafts Sampusne Der .Grsibsits'
Bombs" abses.6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
scntidler eiterariidler SIMS.

0er gprtrasenb. ON NittuOd
2ibenb III 6trr Grnit u. Msisr uno
isin Gbema Iautst Cine W,rtds
ibibana ees 4rmsn gsufelss. Der
arme st1fi mar Der sitsI elmer ras
bifnlar RpHatsfdrifi, bic BON BEN
ptriiortsnsn Sbsalmsnifeu RObsrt
ReibeI in Tetroit bermiSsesebeH
nur0c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
aonseition Der 3ieren

pirb anssssiet sur6 g6nsrssn In bsr esoeHe
su Eisrsn Enb fSftst bsf anpdis ~ pa -
reisfsu einis Gin autalsenees uns bEinssnbes
BsrIaneen mad iirinirune; ti ansf6sieHna
~ sertna. iiarf aefdrbt un6 rlnn6nal blHfia.
Tam NIB sis teupre6lA'fsn oonrsonf sau'
Nc RDpffpst. bInninisrlaufsue nne bttnntHes
uuee. Isi6fe usssIfdi. mnnenaI 9rbft6sn.
NsrboFitai unb auafnsinss SntettnssH- as ~
sslifanbia bsrfssti fsI1s srittHbe en- esrnatss
ldiIieen. rem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
l;EIITIIIilflI;IlE

srtdItIi1 anb tn iebsr asetbsfs DsiI esssn
fairfana In Der sertrsibune esr sonesitiOr.
esr psbsbaHa bsr GHisaubInHue. Dsrui&iims
beT HnstakH unb f9isberbrrfisfIuna nosmaier.
ratnrH1sr Husfecibunssn seifsbt
Sic haben SaHienbeu sebolfsH
Esneuif4 IN ben Sop'Fdsen upcftden. IN
sm gosnsm5 Gssttdsn nnb BET arsn aHse
un 0pefb<itru.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
SoSes.Anseige.
Relppurt 9eseuieitige fyeiirr geriite'
rnHgs.(Seieaidmft.

9se idbrline Ssr'ammluna, beE eutionare
obiger Gefenf4aft in pelcer bic SirgiioTsr
erpdblt peroeH foaeH. tinbet
am ytOutas, ben 1. ,SuHi 1911,
epn BIZ ubr absubs in Srr ctfiee Oer Gs.
ieIIftaft fat.
3 g. ReGraaeu. qrhi.
q. 70. Raos. 5efr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-23
1emperatursSeri
sslsitri ssu ssi. aisn. rptiisF. al sins err

yianat 2an'erp Glnb Cigar.
rem, Nib unb ansenebm.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

with coilfures and blossom out in n
new hair dress every once In a while.
Few women realize what magic lies in
the coiffure and how wholly the ap-
pearance may be changed by changing
Its style. Now that every woman is
expected to do her bit by making her
self useful in some direction she will
have occasion to think up the best way
Of doing her hair for work and for
play. We are about to get into thor
oughly modern and up-to-date garden
ing clothes and to do real gardening
and with khaki for other sorts of
service.
A pretty coiffure is pictured above
and 1t is simple arrangement of the
hair which is waved all round the
head and parted at one side. 1t is
parted at one side. either left or right
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19
~ Z
/
. -

Wartime makes us pause to think
twice before indulging ourselves in
new furbelows. We have looked TO
them heretofore. to provide that variety
which Is the spice of apparel, but now
n sense of economy and fitness make
some retrenchment the order of the
day. But far be 1t from the American
woman to allow her appearance to be-
come favorless for lack Of something
new.
Her resource lies in and on her own
head. Now is the time to experiment
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

made of any thin, white or pale-col-
ored material. Although it has only
wide tucks for adornment it Is inter-
esting from the viewpoint of clever
construction and 1t Is youthful looking.
The skirt is made with a panel hav-
ing four wide tucks at the front
placed on its upper half. On the re-
mainder of the skirt the tucks are on
the lower half. In the bodice a vest
of satin fastens along diagonal open
ing ut the front with little satin-cov-
cred buttons. The rest of the blouse
is of georgette, with shirred shoulder
seams and the fullness at the front IL
gathered into small bead tassels. The
long sleeves are finished with a row
of satin-covered buttons along the out
side seam. A girdle of wide. soft satin
ribbon is wrapped twice about the
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

cultivated sense of clothes must be
about rs cool and crisp looking as an
icicle. Or they must be of soft, fas-
clnatlng fabrics that look no more bur-
densome than a cloud, like the dress
OF white crepe shown in the picture
II you know of sweet girl graduate
that hasn't settled upon the style OF
her frock for the great day, or a bride
who is casting about for something be-
yond criticism for her bridesmaids,
call her attention to this pretty model
for a midsummer gown. 1t might be
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

whichever is more becoming). and
brought down over the ears and fore
head. Small invisible pins fasten 1t
to place at the sides. The ends are
coiled in small, soft, fiat coils and
pinned close to the head-one coil at
each side of the back. They do not
Interfere with its contour.
When midsummer comes women
take to simple decorative ideas on
their hats and gowns and get away
from many furbelows. The sheer
dresses that claim those who have
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19


booklet
taking when
need history physical
is I
the the growing hair to-day the public
the real length hair when first treating it. Send for book
in the T.. D Scalp
Preparation, Madam Perkins,
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

This is for you.
but soft, long, beau
not be put on the
Do you want this
write for particulars
kins, the Scientific
Denver, Colo, who
world with her won
hair.
My own hair is
ment. With these
grew II inches in
manned one length
years. What l did
doing for hundreds
do for you with my
Scalp Preparations.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

No more ironed hair,
tiful hair that need
dresser on retiring.
kind of hair? If so,
to Madam T. d. Per-
Scalp Specialist of
is astonishing the
derful art of growing
my best adverlIse-
treatments my hair
two years. 1t had re-
(four inches) for Is
for my hair 1 am
of others, and will
Matchless Scientific
My treatment stops
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19

waist and tied in a knot at one side.
An amateur in the art of dressmak-
ing could hardly have any trouble in
undertaking to copy this simple dress,
and it would be success in any of the
soft and sheer materials that belong
to summer time. The vest might be
dispensed with and an underbodice
of lace worn instead.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-05-19
STOP, WAIT, LISTEN,

If Woman have long hair it is Glory to Her. Cor.
Every Woman Can Have that Glory If She Wishes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Hun Owned Drug
Profits Lowered
american Firms Reduce Costs
by so and S625 Per
Pound.
Icy Assncl,,ch rressI

w y I'll NOTION, December IL
Limitation Of profits on drugs manu-
featured in this country on licenses to
use G.rman-owne patents is being
exercised hy tho Federal Trade Com :
mission to reduce the high prices
which have prevailed since the war be-
gan. In announcing to-day that the
Ahbv; laboratories II Chicago had hccil
licensed 4" manufacture "Nerunal u
hypnotic and nerve cIlmativc, the ccm-
mission said that the dru: would he
produced for so u pound and sold lat
Is per cen, profit" The ureSent prirc
is $40 pound. The drus hereafter
will lie known rs bHrbital."
The Rector Chemical Company and
the l'arhwcrl>c lloechsi Co. both OF
New York. were licensed 10 manufac-
lure ''novc'caiu.">a local anacSthcrc ex-
tensive!y used III surgery. which in
future Viii b. called ''pro-riine." Re
cent sa les have been made at 4 rate of
SEQ a pound. but tho Rector company
believes the Grue eau be- made for $50
and agreed To sell at about sos "a
pound. Hicht to fix price was reserved
by the roIn;n Saion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
AFFECTS ENEMIES
War Trade Beard I.sue. vulInu mr.
DRAFTS of Aliens In
America.

toNernor George J. Ssay, of tbs Fed
era! Reserve Bank OF Richmond YES.
terdaN called Tile attention Of banks
ana trust com,anies throughout the
fit'n reserve District TO the ruling OF
the War Trade Eoarl on the mayhem,
OF acceptanccs made before DECEMBER
IL. and drawn Oil funds to the credit
Of person who is an enemy" or
an ally of enemy" or acting in the
behalf Of either.
In his letter 10 financial institutions.
Governor Scay said:
Tho War Trade Board has author
lied the pdymcr, Of drafts accepted on
or before December IL. 1871 drawn on
funds TO thr credit Of Il person who Is
an enemy o. ally of enemy or act
ing for or OH behalf Of an enemy or
Ally OF enemy. or on which such d
person appears as drawer or indor,er
when such drafts are presented for
payment in the United States. provided.
however, that when such drafts arc coll
lcr,ed for or on behalf OF any person
who Is an enemy or ally OF enemy
or person acting for or on behalf Of
an enemy or ally Of enemy tho pro-
leeds OF collection shall he a; once re-
ported by the person making such coll
disposition OF the alien property Gus
,ohian.
Attention Is called to tho fact that
no drafts can now be accepted or
transferred or dealt in before accept
ance. which arc dra wn on funds 10 the
credit OF NJ person who is an 'enomy'
or ally of enemy or acting for or on
behalf Of any enemy or ally OF enc
my or drawn by or TO tina order Of
such person. or on which such person
appears unless . license is first oh-
tanned from the Bureau of Enenly
Trade, Fond Building. Washington.
TIE War Trade Board has author
ICED the payment OF travellers checks
not exceeding 500 in amount. on whirh
there Grncars ~. fndarse;f-nt ~ Il Fec.
son who is Al enemy OF ALLY OF enc,
my. ACTING for or OH behalf OF an
enemy or ally Of enemy without oh
I'd !ninS a license therefor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
GERNAN ARMIES Eai.L
LARGEST EVER MtSSED


WASHINGTON. IJccrmUcr' I.-,icr-
inany'S strength o. the FRANCO British
front IS Placed III OH .ia d dispatches re-
eeived here to-day at l5t divisions. or
within one division oil the great force
anssStd there last July. when the
'ieFman military ehcgi against France
was - its maNimum.
Withdrawals from Russia and drafts
ipch the younger classes Of rcserN!sts
nave enabled the Kaiser not only TO
make VI the enormous losses suffered
IN bloody battles with the allies bu,
70 replace the men sent 70 aid tho
-tusirians IN their invasion OF Italy.
winter therefore. finds the Germans
with armies facing tho allies in France
virtually equal 10 the largest before
mustered with advertisement Of a srea;
conclusive, which may preSagc another
peace proposal.
IN" allies, however. are understood
10 maintain considerable superiori,v
N numbers on the French from,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
EASTERN TRAINING CAMP
ESTABLISHED AT CAMP LEE

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
FRENCH DETERMINED no
=st PROTECT ITALIAN PLAINS

$50 Nv A Soc!atcd Press
sSs WITH TIE FRENCN ARMIES IN
TsJTALY. Monday. december l1.-Thcrc
Us growing confidence IN the strength
Of the allied forces 10 hold back tho
Austro-Gormsn from breaking through
into the pla irs. The snow. which fell
last week. but not enough In obstruct
the cncmys progress. has begun again.
and apparently in earnest. Although
the AuStrians have had Ecretta tor
three days every desperate effort TO
advance has been frustrated
\ marked strengthening ct the
French positions since they took up
their front has been noted. principal
ly hy greatly reduced casualties. The
attacks have not ceased. nor lessenei
IN violence, but the crack French troops
nave altered dnd deepcncd their
trenches and are taking up positions
That give them controlling observa-
Jon advantages.
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HOME-BOUND CANADIANS
LAND At AMERICAN PORT
Were Destined for Halifax, hut Di-
yertcd Because OF Mont
Blanc psaster.
JOYOUS AND EAGER To RETURN
Many Wounded and on Clutches,
but All Are Happy at Prospect OF
Spending Christmas ut Homc-No
Reer for Thirsty.

AN ATLANTIC pOpT Ucccmbcr Is.
The debarkation from British trans
mort herc to-day of I,206 Canadian OIL
GERS and soldiers many Of whom were
being invaded to their rar.off homes.
was transformed from an expected
scene OF sayety. of laughter and Of in
Spiration. owing To the indomitable
| sriri, Of tho men.
Although their natural landing place
would have been Halifax, and they
wore brought hera because that port
WAS rot yet sufficiently recovered since
the Mont Rlnng explosion to receive
large numbers Of men. they treated
their arrival here as home coming.
Men on rrulchcs steadicd themselves
To wave their supports in the air. Men
so weak by losB Of blood that they
wohbied on their feet when standing
looked level-eycd In rctrospcction at
the scenes they had left and expressed
hope that they may soon be back In
the fight
!, was inspiring revelation Of
the spirit Of Canada, and II did not fail
OF deep effect upon those who saw
the wounded men smile at the thought
that they might he home for Christ
mas and noted the dctcrminatio in
their voices when they spoke Of wish
ing TO &C. back cover there" to helm
smash Prussia nsm
ARR EAGER TO RETURN
TO BATTLE FIELDS
Some OF the soldiers were furloush
men en- route for "a home holiday.
These were as eager as school boys
over the approaching fcstival-and az
eager 10 return to the battle fields OF
France. Nearly every soldier on board
the ship carried scars from wounds
received on the field. Many bore marks
hut half healed Every man OF them
was cheerful. But one sroan was
heard That was when in response to
a Canadians question az 10 where beer
could bc bought an American shouted
from the docs:
"Eccr? Huh This country is get.
tinG SO dry It's liable to catch fire -
In addition 10 the wounded and fur
l"ushed soldiers. the NeHse! bore 500
women and children. Many OF these
had trlvcrSed the ocean. hopiny 10
meet Husbands or mon relatives. only
/" he sent back by the authorities. In
conformity with Britain's rule that
wounded mems families must remain
at home henc.forth
Captain NJ. II. Taylor. OF Macon. ia
member Of the Canadian royal nyinr
corps. whose spine was injured while
On patrol duty of the coast OF R-it.in
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GNsiGN FACE KILLED
SEAPLANE ACCIDENT

q. -, hN Associated prcssl
WASlllNGTON. December lsTh 8
oeath o! EnSiEn Phillips Ward Page.
IN England, December IL, as the result
20 Il seapiahc accident. WAS reported
io'dsy TO the Navy Departments.
Ensign Page was born in Boston in
lSs1, and enrolled in the nyirs corps
OF the naval reserves last Alav. on
November 10 I've was ordered to London
70 reDort TO Vice Admiral sims for The
dnty on which he YVES serving at the
.''me OF his death. Ills mother. Mrs.
NINA Marie Paec, lives here.