davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
2anOsmannidaftlide mnD Inter-.
nngs &ereine.

NNIDuitttu NHu AthtNtt
mugs : &ereine.
&erein yaSen. 8erI. an 2. w..
nod i. 30. in 922 ga. glpe. ge.-g4.
9lois 9feinbart, SefretGr, 531 zTe
Str. &C.
9entiG : Amerifaniider llmters
{tiibmmgs : @erein. gtic. g8ieaanO,
5efretGr, 1924 CITE Str. Gus. Sel.
Wialn BOSOM. 8erl. am 2. Siensfag
/. 90. in 705 Sieberte Ctr. N.-8.
GliGHer %erein. @eri. am 2. @3cn-
tag /. W1. in 705 Siebente Str. N.-28.
30. S6neioer, Sefretar, sol ltnon
Sabings 9onf Building.
!SeienbarmltGOter Inherit
@erein. Gbris. 8eillteir, Yrai. ! il
Mcininger, Sefret1r, 1858 llnipeH,tD
8lace. 8erl. am 3. Neittmo9 i. 10.
in 922 Ya. Mhe. N.-@.
S6iuG6ii6er &ranfen : 1tnterltilis-
nngsberein. Nfi1oel 9ies, Sefretdr
500 s StraBe SIC. Geri. al, 1.
0ienstog i. ~. in Scr. 7O5 Sie3.ute
Ctr. SEC.
Sattoentider &ereen, @aibinatpu,
.. Is. Sefretar: 8m. Stuermalrl,
II Gbeitnut Ctr, Safoma 8orf, 90.
8cri. an 1. 9onnerstag /. sc. III 705
Siebente Ctr. N.-8.
9enti6er ltmtcritiitnnss : 8unb,
Siitrift 100. @ii6. Oieb, Sefretdt,
629 s StroBe SEC. @eri. onl A..
0ienstog i. sc. in 922 8a. @pe. q.
SO.
9entiGer 1tnteriiitnnss SnnD,
Siitrift 40. SefretGr Sob;t Mei.
ringer, 1858 l~tniberiitp Hlace. 8eri.
nm /. Mittipo6 /. sc. in 922 asa. Mne.
N.-@.
u@aibinston Mekser ~llnterfiik.
nngs-&erein". @rdlioent: @oam Sic
gelmanrL 1104 6 Str. &C. Sefre,
TOR: Srib SeB, 112 Ate ctr. N.-@.
8eri. om 1. 9ienstag /. 80. in 922
4a. g[be. N.-@.
8ilbelm Sell 1tnteritiiknn9s-8c
iclidaft. @eri. am 3. Wfontog i. sc.
in 922 Ba. @be. 3.=@. 8altl 8od)-
ihmiot, Sefretdr, 10Y Siinfte Ctr.
GSoroo(t.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
@er iOH eS tragtn?
Gtme 9eiuegnu8, Die Sric9sfOften
ben 9icidlen nmfsubiiroen.

8riegfiibren toftet @elo, Oiel @elo,
unb INNER NOD me6r @elo. Nun, oa
oie Ser. Staaten fi9 benz triegfii6rens
ben Nationen angeI4loFen BADEN, pir6
es ni6t lange pG6ren, bepor Die Dime
ritaner ouf Dem prattiiGen De9e Der
@rfabrung griinbli3 oariiber perben
allfgetldrt per0en, baB oas &riesfiibz
rem elm foTtIpieGige5 8ergniigen 1T.
gs bat fi9 bier bor fur3em Elm
nQmerifarif9er Ausi9uB fir Sinane
aierung Oes arieges" gebilOet, an BEL
Ten Spibe 6err qmos 9in3ot fte9t.
Dieter QlsfQuB hat bereits cine 8e=
ipeglng eingeleitet. bic Den 3ped bat,
Rem &ongreB 3ur Nnnabme zines Sc
IeBes au beronlaFen, peldes Die &o@
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
@efang : &ereine.
8ai6inaton 5anaerbnmb, Scr. 81

8ai6inston Samserbnnb, scr. 3l4
g. StroBe N.-@. gilbert "copper", 8rd-
lioent; 81. @rauner, Sefretor, 314 6
Ctr. W.=8. I. @ltmpre6t, Oirigent.
Singitunoe ieoen Mittiuo6 @6eno.
0ireftoren-Geri an 2. Wontag /. sc.
Germania MGnuerdur, 922 $50.
9(be. N.=8. Yrai. Sobn &eif; Sc
frctGr: Martin S6iqing, 2157 g. 9.
9lDe 3.-8. Oirigent: emil S. gbri.
itioni. Seri. om 1. 0onnerstag i.We.
Singltunoe ieben 9onnerstag abeno.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

SGngerbnnO 9amenuerein. Ntii,
an 2. @i,ttlpod /. 10, abenos s H.
in Sallgerbuno.
IriOn SamenDcreim, Grau
Grltntfe, Yrai. 8eri. om 2. s0tittip
/. NC, abenos s llbr, I'M SGngerbur
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
Gnter Sat-
Cur 8rBer3isans fir ni@ts
naturnliierte Seuti@e.

Die @sfabren, benen ii9 ni4t
naturalifierte Deutfde mGbreno
Der 3eit oes 8rieges nit 0euti4s
lamb ausfeben tDnnen unb pel4e
unbere6eubare SOl9en fir ale
iibrigen 9euti6en fopie aud
b09itpabrideinlid balo fir
OeiterreiHer unb 1ngarn baden
m0gen. ipadien itetig. So TT
oa6er Die Yfli9t jeoeS @in6elnen,
oieie 9efabren gu meioen unb
bas bette Mittel lit, alien bebDrbz
liben 8orf9riften ftritt uno obne
Wioerreoe 5olge gu leiiten nnb
i'm l1ebrigen ben Munb gu ball
ten.
Sur allsemeinen 3enntnisnab>
me Ieieu bier nod einmal bic
pi9ti9ften 8~eftimmungen aus
Der Proclamation be5 prdiioenz
ten Wiliou per0ffentli4t, Die ii4
ouf bas Yerbalten BON feinoli3en
@uslGn0ern beoieben:
Sin feinoli9er 4usldnber
BARI au feiller 3eit unb nirgenbs
irgeno cine Seuerpaffe ODER Elm
straightforward ober Waffen
poer Seile napon, Munition,
Marir,e ober anbere S9auodmz
pier, Yulper ooer @rploiipftoffe
pber bel Ser Wunitionsfabritas
tipn gu beniibenbe Stoffe I'm @e<
fibe baben.
Sin fsinblider @usldnoer
fOu ni9t gu irseno elmer 3eit
obsr auf irsenb einem plabe Elm
Slug3eug ober einen orabtloien
Mpparat in ieinem 8eiibe baben
ober oamit pperieren, audi feline
signals orri9tung oosr ir9eno
sine 6orm elmer GbiffrezS 9rift
obsr irseub elm S6riftitiid. Do
tument poer Bud, seidrieben
pber in Gbiffre gebrudt, ooer in
pel4em ein unii9tbares 8es
f6riebenes iteben mag.
Sin feinbli9sr Nusldnosr fol
nidt obne Grlaubnis innerbalb
elmer balben Meile bon einem
Yunbess pber Stats Sort, Ga
ger, 5lugasug<S tati0n. Regie>
rungss uno Slottenf9iffen, Nabb
GARD, 8abrit ober @ertitdtte fir
bic Sabrifation bon &riessmuniz
tion ooer anberer Graeugniiie fir
ben @ebrau6 Der Mrmee uno
Slotte betrpffen perben.
n@or allent fei babor geparnt,
Die alneritanifGe SABINE, bds
Symbol Der freien Democratic,
gu i9dnben ober gu bei6impfen.
Gin ipe5ieaer @rlab tit foeben
BON Der 8unGesregierung in Die
ier 9inii9t befannt 9egeben tporz
ben"
Glio: ten Jeisken gcBpr6en
nnb Manl1alten
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

RANhN 49, ~ OFINN%FOfN
9entIder Gcntral-&erbano i'm 81.
thrift Columbia.
BrGliOent: WSortin &SiegonO;
/. 8i3e-NrGl.: Sobn alt;
2. 8i6e-PrGi.: IS. 81. 8eouperO;
3. @isc.@rGi.: &orl N9terfir6en;
A. @i8c-GrGi.: Sill. @iibler;
3. @i3e-YrGi.: s 81. @cibe.
Sefretdr: @uitop Bender;
Gdobnlcilter: Carl 9ammel;
6ohnentrGger: Soc @onOraf;
8erlommlung ont A. 0ienstog /. 30.
I'M .@oibington Sdngerbuno, 314
s Ctr. 1913.
u0amem-&erei Ses Senti6amcri-
fanifden 1914-'15 Silfs-S omittees"
&eri. ON 1. uno 3. Sreitag /. &C., i'm
S~Gngerbuno, 314 6 StroBe @.-@.
Sreunoe iino ber5li9lt eingeIaoen.
&rGiioentin: Srou 90. 2in56u9; &C.
fretGrin; Srall Dora 8oett6er, 121l
Is StraBe SD.
9cmtidcr @aiicnbansueretn. 8rd-
lioent 0tortin @iegano; Sefretdr
g8nt. S. Mepers, 1919 Srblng Ctr.
Sdosmeiiter: GbaS. g. 9togier, Gil
Gait Capitol Str. 9ireftorenDeri. am
3. Spnntag I'M Maiienbaus.
Srarem 6~ilfsperein. 6ruu ausu=
ltine &uppertus, Yrdi. @eri. am 2.
Oonnerstag /. &c., 3 l1br nadm. I'M
scr Mnltalt.
Sramen &Gbberein. Srar Rotb.
2offler, 8raiioentin. @eriammelt iid
monatli6 gcmdB gtoti5.
9entider &rieserbnnS. @eri. am
4. Wtontag /. 90. in 922 Ga. Mbe. &C..
@. Selopebel: gilbert 2inobeimer,
core 2ansbureb @res., APO 7. Str,
N.-@.
Snfel 9rGitg &ergmiisnnssDerein
@eri. arn 2. Oienstag /. sc. i'm SGn.
gerbltno. Ser Moir, Sefret1r, 1881
lite Ctr. N.-8.
Sroipeet Sia Cemetery. @m.
Stitching, &rdiibent; @m. Martin,
Scfretdr; Gbas. 8rifpe0De, S9ab-
meiiter. Geri. am 1. Sreitog /. sc.
IN S22 9te Ctr. N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20
lfs- ~
9nfan6.
Der &rieSsjutanO naO SeTen
natirlt@e SOlsen.

Nerbaftunaen nnS @cri&p5ruuscm.
0eiu Sampibire trO6cn-@rnRer
Mangel an 9nnaitUfen-9r STU
ITO Trnm6e reiiSniert- Grmabrer
BON Samilien miiiiem aus MiIi5
auSiheioem - 1eoOD iO4 NObcI-
Nrets Surii6erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-20

BON Tamilien miiiiem aus WstIt5
auSiHei0em - 3eoOD iOu NObeI-
NreiS SMriiferbaltem.
Nuoiodnldgen bel alag
ndbmt.
9lrf @ebeib bes prdiioenten bot ods
Marinez0 . Department ale Hdbiofdttos
nen iibernommen unb ale Iolde Stds
tionen, oie bon ser @e9ierung ni6t be-
nubt iperben, gef6lofen oosr ibre
SdIiebung azl9eorbnet.
Rep Sampf9ir troden.
Der StaatssS enut bon Nen 9dmps
fibre nabm neuli9 Die @orlage an,
tpel6e ben @ertauf berouI9enber Sc
trGnte i'm Stdate Sem 9ampibire pers
bietet, uno ote 8orlage, pel9e pom
SauIe bereits angenommen fpurOe,
tritt, ipenn lie Der @ouperneur untera
aeidnet, am /. Mat, 1918, als 9eleB
in &raft.
S0on 10 riD?
Ollie 6omilien in partersburg, %.
8a., Iino bon Der bortigen itGotii9en
6onoelsbebDroe neuli9 aufgeforoert
tpprben, n09entli9 3ipei fleiidloie
Sage gu balten. Mud bat Die Be-
b0roe in einem 2tufruf oie @inpobner
ouf9eforbert, nit aaen Rabrun9smit@
teln DtonomiI9 gu perfu6ren als pa
triotif6e pfli4t.
Neue S9Ia6ttreu3er.
Die flint neuen S9la6ttreuaer iino,
.Sarutooa," vGoniteGation," rGoniti>
tution," .3an9er" unb lexington,
na6 ben beriibmten Sre9atten Der err
item ameritaniIdeu Martne genannt
poroen. Die alien Sre9dtten Som
IteGation" unb Contribution" fperben
oen Namen ,Olo COMPLICATION" unb
,Slb Contribution" erbalten.
See6unbstbran niro re-
quiriert.
@ie berlautet, pirb Die brttiiae Hez
eterung bic gauge neu funoldnoii4e
9rpbuttion bon Seebunostbrdn biefes
Sabres requirieren, nadbem iiG erges
ben bat, baB bas aus SeebunoOl pro-
ouaierte @lneerin iid dls pertpoa fur
bic !Seritellung BON @rplOfioftoffen err
pie1en bat. Snfplge Der porausfi9tlie
6en Na9fruse iinb Die Yreiie sepaltig
geitiegen.
@rregte 81 II o B.
9as @bi9iebsgeYu9 oes Sbertleutz
nants Gbarles 90. 3iegler BON Ser Sea-
tionolgaroe in Sotpaii befinbet ii9 in
6Gnben bes @ouperneurs 6. 6. gtnt>
BAN, Der es auf 8eranlaRung bes Brit
g~abegenerals 5reberid g. Strong bon
Der 8unoesarmee, bes 8efeblsba6ers
oes departments 9amaii. geforbert
bate. @eneral Strong itiibte feline
5oroerung auf Die Satfdde. baB Der
S6er1tleutnont III elmer bort am z.
5ebruar abge6altenen 8erlammlung
oes 9eut19zW merifaniT6en N%ationals
bunbes ~prGfiOierte, in pel4er cine &ez
fplutipn dn9enommen puroe, melde
cine @oltsabftimmung iiber Die &riesSs
frage %perlangte.
Opfer zines Srrtums.
Sn Dem San BON Sobn q. 2apion,
benz friiberen 9iitrittsprdii0enten uno
Mitglieb bes internationalen States Der
llniteb W}ine Worters BON 4merita,
pel9er bes Morbes in @erbinoung nit
Dem Streif in Der 8oblenregion bon
Colorado I'M Sabre 1914 iiberfiibrt
iporben por, reid5te neuli9 Der @ene<
ralanpalt 2eslie 6. 9ubbaro Dem Sc
rtft in Oenber oas 3ugeitdnOnis elm,
oaB bel Der pro3eTierung Elm Srrtum
untergelalfen lei, unb beantragte bas
rauf bin, 2apfon auber 9erfol-
gung 81 iebel. 2apion mar gu lee
6ensldnglider 3udtbausitrafe berur.
teilt porben, mar aber Bis CUR @nt<
I9eioung iiber feline 8erufung an Die
Supreme Court gegen 8iirgi6aft auI
freien SUB gefebt poroen.
Or. Sumo Srante refig
niert.
Or. &uno Srande, profeFor fir
oeutf9e &ultur on Der llniberiit6t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
BaniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition Into
Rundown, Tired Out
People

II you feel tired out. out OF sorts,
respondent mentally or physically
depressed. ana lack the desire 10 ac-
complish things. get a 90 cent box
OF Wendells Ambition Pills al Vet
ticks Cut Rate Medicine Store today
and your troubles will be over
II you drink too much smoke too
much. or are nervous because IT
overwork of any kinG. WendelTs
Ambition Pills viii make YOU feel
better in three days Of money back
from Wetticks Cut Rate Medicine
Store on the mist box purchased
For all affections o. the nervous
system. constipation, loss o. appetite.
lack Of confidence, trembling kid
ney or liver complaints. sleepless-
ness, exhausted vitality OF weakness
OF any kind get a box Of WendelPs
Ambition pills to-day on the money
back plan. Mail orders hned,
charges prepaid. by the Wendell
Pharmacai Company. Inc. syracuse.
n. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
French Minister
of War 20 Form
New Ministry

PARIS. sept I1.-PauI Painlece.
t. minister of war informed Pres'J
Poincare Monday night that he had
accepted the task Of forming r
ministry go replace thAt headed 5y
Alexander RihCt. u. Pdinleve de-
clared that the new ministry should
not he representative OF political
parties. tut a government of ma
tional unity. bending all the stren-th
OF the nation % an increasingly
energetic conduct cf the war.
In Announcing his decision To give
his effort 10 form cabinet. M.
Ribot sketcheo briefly the program
he had formulated FOR the guidance
Of himself and the colleagues he
had expected 10 have with him. Gi
special interest at This time with
the notoriCcs disclosure I'm the
Duvial case ass result OF which
Minister of the leteriOr Malvy o.
Gently resiened. was NJ Eibots ce-
-ision TO apply as rapidly AS pos
~ible. the s;ernest Ulea SUres Ia all
the criminal acts which are Jeiu-
investigated neglectins nothlne TO
discover the authors OF moves
AGAINST the national defense and. Zee
INK restrained by no considerations
Tor any one
Ills r.ro-ram aisc COMPRISED a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
.TELEGRAPHERS' STRIKE
OEMORALIZES SCHEDULE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. H.
While tho Pennsylvania railroad an
nounCed Monday nilht tina. there
was Improvement i'm its train SCR
vice ON the Trenton division in
New Jersey. schedules We're still
ladyl deransed. due TO the strike
of telegraph operators tor higher
vases and better workins conJi-
tons
Leaders OF the strikers elaine I
tu5t more men left their KEYS Mon
day ui.ht while the company, on
the other hand. issued anothe-
statement to the effect that the EN-
larSo mad been modified 10 the 49,
tent OF permitting shipping of ma
terials 10 the Wri-htstown canton
ment and coal 10 South Amboy
The conpery'S statement saws 90
percent OF its telegraph offices ON
,he division out OF total Of 10i.
are i'm operation. cousideral lie add
toual assistance having been re-
,elred from otrer divisions All
Ieeular PASSENGER trains are being
operated. the company saws thouch
with some delay. Owing 20 nrecau-
toH~ for :he avoiding Of risks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
WATCH MEETING TO
PROTEST WHEAT PRICE

WASHINGTON. Sept II. - De
I.artment Of Justice officials, II was
announced Monday. will keep a
close watch on a mass meeting a.
at st Paul. Mimi. on sept. 10 call
ed 20 protest against the price OF
$40 q luShel for wheat nXed hr
Prest Wilson.
North Dakota sroN ers and Others
.gho ave crecited with responsible
n Tor the AGITATION. are SAID 10 be-
seeking to have the price review
ed and the Withdrawal OF food nd
ministration rgulatcns desiSned TO
prevent boarding. OF grain. DmiciolS
OF the GOOD administration declare
the price viii staEC and that any
violations OF the regulations PIE
scribeI viii - prosecuted 20 ire
limit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
ASK YOUR FRIEND

There is hardly q neIGhborhOod
Boo any city. town or Eamlc- in the
United States where women cannot
.t found Who have derived Nentnt
from vida j. piukham' Vegetable
compound. Fer more than tpr-r
Years this botanic REMEDY has been
.sVercomine some of the worst cases
of female ills As enc woman has
found help She has told guothcr.
who has used 30 with the same re-
suit. so the use of this great medl-
inc has spread from shore Go shore
~ the recommendation OF those
Who have found i, -ood, Therefore.
ask your neighhor, Jet her tell you
from experience the teneut which
ai1ng women derive from The use
uf the famous medicine -Ad -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11

more energetic conduct Of the war
and the extension OF liberty ON
condition that its exercise DE not
COMPOUNDED with criminal propa-
ganda."
The minister OF war hds author
ized the soldiers 10 form ard ad.
minister cooperative societies FOR
the purpose Of purchasing food sup
plies for themselves anC families liz
order 10 com bat the increasing eo-I
of Twins Membership IN the
societies 20 purchase and distrib-
ute food.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
How to Danish
Wrinkles Quickly

d yoG- face - dl~n-urri Win
wrinkles mo- rutter what thv cause YOU
.au quickly di>pei every line even tur
most obstinate hy using simple. lHlue-
inside wash lotion Merely dissolve au
ounce of powdered >aNuita Iu hIlt
uint witch hazel iurNu eu~iNe m-rr,.I-
euts found in amy drugstore Battle tlr
face iu .his. and presto SOU scarcely
believe youg own eyes Uh'u you lUok
lrta vour mirror tud lelolI tle uar-
tpIou- transformation
The remarkable a~triu-tut action af
The saxUIite So tI-hteuS tlc skin.
wrinkles are literally pressed out Best
af all this result il NOT purely tenn.
Dorsrv. Tor the lotion also las ID ue.ilta-
PM tonic action. WlIlu tends tu
strengthen and tone zap the weakened
tissue and added Ueu-lf may De- eN-
rtt ted with continued Use Is. this
noe q day Tor awhile DO cannot iniu.r
fhe most delicate skin Ilr Treatment
tf-elf leaves uo trace uH urH -u-~,r-
Tie secret af 1Hur Increasing youthful
aEpearEBcs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
Home Reading Course for
CHizen-Soldiers

Issued by the War Departrn ent-Repnt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11

Notice; our quantity buying on
this one item provides saving FOR
Won Of SD 90"
This bed is rather massive and
little diferen; than the above cut
IL has large continuous post and
the head and foot Is considerably
added 10 in tine way Of strength and
beauty by the use Of seven large
hllers instead Of three as shown iu
picture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11

Notice: cur Quantity buying on
this one item provides "a saving To-
YOU Of 5000"
This bed yOu will find massive.
decidedly more 50 than YOU would
Judge from the above cut 10 is 20
good pattern. strong from the
smallest detail. and so Iacpuered
that il viii give years Of good SER
vice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
PEACH AND GRAPE CROP
NOT HURT BY FROST
News Times Special Service
nr-Rr~rr,N- rTaDnnn Rr.-

News Times Special Service
BENTON HARBOR. Mich sept.
livery little damage was done in
this section result Of the frost sun
day night In some spots Of low
lands the grapes and peaches were
slightly hurt. but a brisk northwest
wind saved Berrieu county grape and
peach crop which is 20 be one OF
the largest the county has ever had.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11
$3.50

-Notire: Our quantity buying This item pro-
rii.~ 90 saving 1t SEQ
The chi0erohe offer 40 the exceptional price whieu
~. quote above repr-ent- very strong value u is made
~ ua design similar rhe
You viii be- able this remarkable value boz of
ou show windows
Iu addition To- the above have faH other
,hinprobcs which wish dispose during
You vii price designs
offered remarkably reasonable Assortment Second
luOr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-11

o Il
a
l. and %
in and
regulations army,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-26
SATURDAY. July q

Drawing of lots under the selective
draft, which began at 10 o'clock Friday
morning, was concluded at 2:18 today.
The lottery went off without mishap ex-
cept for the drawing of one blank
Petrograd reports that Premier Lvoff
has resigned and that Alexander F. Ke-
rensky has been appointed premier of
Russia, but will temporarily retain his
portfolio of minister of war and marine
M. Tseretelli has been appointed to the
post of minister of the inetrior. M Ne
krasoff has been named as temporary
minister of justice.
Secretary Baker announces that guards
men will be sent to France probably dur
ing the winter, as soon as they are
trained and tonnage is available.
War Minister Kerensky of Russia was
fired at by an assassin, but escaped I'M
harmed.
Deposits of state banks of Alabama
100000 more than they were when the mid
summer reports were made last year, ac-
cording to a compilation made by the
state banking department.
Albany will cooperate with Decatur in
a strenuous objection to the proposed
freight rate increase on cotton from IS
to IS cents per bale by the Tennessee
Navigation company.
The citizens of Admission announce they
stand a unit in the desire to do all
in their power to make Camp Mcclellan
the best cantonment in the United States,
and that there will be no gouging, and
that all soldiers will be made to feel
at home.
The United Mine Workers of America
propose a joint meeting with the oper-
ators on July 80, when a scale will be
adopted and request for recognition of
the union made.
Albert Sanders, the negro taxicab driver
of Mobile, charged with being an ac-
complete to the sensational murder Of
Mrs. Julia May Hess of Fulton, for
which Fisher Brooks, another negro, is
under death sentence, took the stand late
today in his own behalf.
The United States makes great prepara-
ton in France for an aviation force. The
general staff estimate that the ratio of
five to one in machines is needed to
maintain complete mastery of the air by
the entente allies.
Austro- Hungarian reports state vic
tory was won over the Russ army.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-26
AS GRANDMA DID

Producers who are not already in touch
with the United States bureau of markets
should write to that bureau to find out
II there is any way in which informal
ton which is at the disposal of various
projects can be of benefit to them in
the marketing of their crops. In addi-
ton to the market news service, which
is maintained regarding meat, hay and
grain an the proposed market news SER
vice for dairy products, it is probable
that daily market bulletins will be is
ssued during August on the following
fruits and vegetables: White potatoes,
sweet potatoes, onions, apples, pears,
cantaloupes, watermelons, grapes,
peaches celery and dried beans.
Among other reports which are pub
lished more or less regularly by the Unit
ed States bureau of markets and which
should be of considerable value to pro-
ducers may be mentioned: Weekly carlot
summary, weekly market review, stor-
age reports. At present storage reports
are being issued monthly on butter case
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-26
SAUCE OR PUREE

Since tomatoes contain a very high per-
centage of water, it often is desirable to
can only concentrated tomato products
This is true especially when cans or
jars are difficult to obtain. A delicious
concentrated tomato sauce may be made
and canned as follows, says the United
States department of agriculture, Small
or broken tomatoes and large tomatoes
unsuitable for canning whole, may be
used in this recipe:
Cut the tomatoes into fairly small
pieces and add one large-sized onion
chopped and one cup chopped sweet red
pepper to one gallon tomatoes. Cook un-
til tender Put through a sieve and
add a mixture of one-third salt and two
thirds sugar in proportion of one tea
spoonful to each quart of the mixture.
Cook until the consistency of ketchup,
stirring constantly. Pack hot into ster-
ilized jars or bottles. Adjust rubber and
cap-place the containers ON false
bottom in vessel of water sufficiently
deep to reach almost to their tops and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-26
DON'T QUIT

Don't judge the success of canning by
your first effort with whatever product
you happen to find in market, when you
begin operations" says a~,statement re-
Gently issued by the United States de-
partment of agriculture. "It is more
than likely that if you are a beginner at
canning you will start with Strawberries
the first fruit available If you do you
should realize that strawberries are one
OF the most difficult of all products to
can satisfactorily. 1t is next to impossi-
BILE, in fact, to can this fruit, as dis
tinguished from preserving it Gin which
case a much larger proportion of sugar
is used), so that it's color, size and tex
ture will be preserved
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-07-26
TUESDAY, JULY "a

The master list OF the drawing last
Friday, which fixed military liability I'M
der the draft, were reported as ready
for distribution about Wednesday.
The federal governments plan for in
surfing officers and men of the army,
navy and marine corps against death
and injury while in service was broad
ened into a complex programme which
would provide government allowances for
families of soldiers and sailors and the
rehabilitation and training of injured men
to fit them for making a livelihood after
the war.
The watckword at the French 'front.'
Thou shalt not pass" was applied to
the crown princes army yesterday, when
it was thrown back after repeated des-
perate charges.
The United States has been invited by