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The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
GAM BLING
PERSONAL

IL win be impossible for the pubic %
compre5end the difficulties ] have labored
under ir this silver oampaign. The unass
and tangles from starr have besn dsvillkh.
Al mt reading many papen and officials
missed my main potnt-patriOtim and aid
10 liberty. Nert-aid 10 the country IN
VeStou in proterting them from being loaded
with sruNly iuAAted stockS at pricss sbouf
70 be cut b. two and -four.
Many Of the Tres refused 20 puhlisn,
Others dropped out here after inssrting pArt
Of the series. A strong effort has been made
70 kecp my story from the psoTls.
refused TO bach down. Aftsr a tu.Ae
they are cuming back TO my visidn-neo..sTty
70 wake the nation TO real conditions.
Ny big advertisement % EtOck e1chanFs
mombers yesterday was refused in many
parts OF the cUuntry; therefore, No. and 3
mu1t be delayed 70 publish it again today
everywhere
The effect q & YESTERDAY. ersn IN its Nm.
ned appearance. was a. ! predicted. So
many brokers F1cssed The name correctly
that tie stock started with . rush at q
and went 20 $50; closed st that bd. II
took sales Of 600 shares 20 hold n from
breaking through 10 s. s. 0r So This u
remarkable considering pices cr1shed IN
Yesterdays general market a. forsaa.
The Ir1oe will Be held under s. today ana
Tomorrow, WLen No. s gives the stock's
name; that is. II the Offering u what u left
OF the 5000 shares at bsdrUck g 70 8 prfce
nn hold IL As evidence o, the legitimacy.
sDuDdness. and gamhIe Of this silver stook,
one Of the bR and most conservative papers
Of the country rcfIIsed 20 publish yesterday
Until the entire histOTT. past and present,
and TEOhehle future, had been disclosed fof
their eIpert's snalyts: then they wired,
lag"
memss VI. Lawson
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
TRADING CENTERED
ON WASHINGTON GAS
Five and Ten-Share Lots Change
Hands al s..

washington Gas sold quite freely
on the local stock exchange yester-
day, in five and ten-share lots, to
the aggregate Of 1s6 shares at IS,
with the closing bS1-4 and IS II
asked.
Capital Traction Be sold at % and
Washington Gas Sc at the same price.
Treasury certificates maturing on
December 1s were called for redemp-
tion yesterday and any certificates
that are not presented for payment
viii cease to carry interest from that
date.
The 10 per cent, third payment on
the Second Liberty Loan will be-
come due on the 18th and another
batch Of Treasury certificates will
mature.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
u. 5. CHARTERS "a
BANKS In S MONTHS

The Comptroller Of the Currency
has granted "A charters for national
banks. with a total capital of $780, =
900. in the last f1ve months, II was
announced yesterday. There were 92
npplica tions, as compared with 1O1 re-
ceived in the corresponding period Of
1915.
In the last nve months 81 national
banks increased their capital stock
by $s.bO.OOO. against 90 banks increas-
ing their capital by q, ,s57 800 in 1916.
There were . voluntary Iquidstlons
by banks this year az compared with
. last year.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

, New York. Dec. 1l.-Money on cail at the
stock eSehsnes opened at 9 psf cent: high, Q per
cent; low, ~ per cent; closp, 81 per cent.
Most q the days loans were made at 6 per
cent
The demand was not heavy. The tone !Eas 6
TIME hrrnsr. Rates on mixed collateral are
quoted at sAa5l4 PER cert for sixty days. 81
per cent for ninety days. and 5Iea5H Ter at
iu for. five and Sx months; and on indus
trials. 5Ase per cent for all maturities.
Mercantile paper was also quiet. BUYERS were
insistent on full rates. and shorter paper Is
gradually being suggested. namely three Or
four months 10 run Rate. for the uost AZ
tractire names foT four months, 5k per cent
Tor hH months. 81 ~ csnt; names not 90 well
known, 6 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Chicago, Dec u.-Ho0s-Rscipts. 400;
buik, fBa1f s.; 1ieht Nn1lf8; mixed. E.oh
I7yes; beaty, MSaiTsb; roosh. MS.l7.B; plsz.
I3ooGls8.
oATTLE-Receipts. 1900; weak; native
stesn. f.5oaB.0: Western steen. 63alS 50;
stocken and feedezs. 6lealoN; COWS and heifers.
sl0All.S; calves. s.ohl5W.
sHEEP-R -Rece.sts II 90; assty; vstherA 60
ai2oo; lambs. n1ale8
Pittsburgh, De. n.-HOGsReceipts, COO;
steady: hesTies. E.TsaE.5: heavy yorkers, I7.sa
I7Jp; lisht yorksa, BR1l7o %; pm, M5alGs
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceipsA LOO; steady;
top shsep,' I7yu: top lan., If.e6.
CALvps-Receipts ID; stsady; top. RU.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dee. Il.-BUTTER-strv re
eelpo bh5 packages; creamery, higher thar
ettras, sa50if; creamery extras % seore1. a,
~; hrsts sS4a4si; seconds. losls
EGGs-Fm; reeeipts, 3,5W eases; frsh-
Ethered extras, 1sp; extra hrsts, aass, hrsts
1a6i Seconds. UA5i: refrigerator. special marks,
8aaa; refhseratut hrsts. 4as; statA Pennsi-
tania and nearly Western heuhefy, Whites, hns
to ffney. san. state. PnnsJifania ana nssieS
hennsrJ, brswns, egaa = :.
ChEEsE-Steadt; feedpts. 1.iU boxes; STATE,
resn specialS ns1it. do. ssefass run. aHa1
DhhssED P0UIERY-Struns; ehichens sGd
wis. uachansedt tdfksys zAss
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicaso. Dec n,-Thsrs wes sdvancss Of Il
ltss IN the cats rnArkst TODAY. uhile ccrr
showed sains Of oaly haxc. Had not srsas
strength ben Displayed in cats. there would
would have forced prices downvsrd. oats sctsd
As substantial prop for corn and ths strsnsth
rsferrsd 30 was the rssalt q fhiA
Shorts IN osts covered fair smOuuts. and iu
addition 70 this, thers wa soms buying b. IN
weston. ne selling vas led b. tbose having
proftaL
There vas Q dow maffet IN cash hog prodncts
and the future martet va Z1a1c lower.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
Financial NelDs Nth the Latest Stock Market Quotations

plant aossU c.ts, esbeas., psr 10 Ib.., 1ns
Ii; beets. pr bunch. -; lettnes. LfssS0 pa
BASKET celerJ. aaft psf doa cslsry, crste, asoa
80: rumains lettucs, loosi.1; squad, aoes1n
pss crate; tpatoeL lsoal1 psr boa; spxins
onions. Ltosfh psr 100 bunfhss; onion, pr
s.es ao.as; sptnseh. aeoHsn pn bbi.j t1is.
l.ita10; csulihowef. I1z18 p9 oste.
aAnE-RAbbitA Ne l. LnsLfs; No 4
lEal.0
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
cOTT0NSEED OIL.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE market was
quiet and steady. Something Is heard
Of crude oil interests and fefiners hav-
ing been approached BY government
interests to trade very near a basis of
$1.N for crude oil. Tenders for 1,0OO
barrels were reported this morning,
making 2,s0o barrels so far reported.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
WESTERN UNION.

New York. Dec. 11s-Directors Of tn,
Western Union Telegraph Company
this afternoon voted an extra divi
dend Of per cent, IN addition to tn,
regular quarterly disbursement of II
per cent. making q total payment Of /
per cent for the year.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
MILL NEARLY COMPLETE.

J. A. czizek, in charge OF the prop
critics Of the Unity Gold Mines Com
pany. reports that the ffty-ton mill 10
practically complete. and that opera
ton viii be In force within a fort.
night.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
Auto Accident Causes Death.

street, Lancaster, Pa, victim of an
auto accident on the Baltimore pike
last Wednesday, died at the Casualty
Hospital at O'Clock yesterday after
noon The body win bs taken to the
morgoe for an inquest today.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Dec 1l.-lnactirity again char.
aeterissd curb maEket trading today, accom-
panied 1 q lower range q prices In many. Of
the issues, the decline being inhueneed By the
hessine& q prices IN ctief securities market
Th9e = also continued atssbee Of public de-
nand fos sscnfitiea
Quotations furnlshsd b. ". .. Hibo, q %
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
Washinston Stock Exchange.

Farnished b. ". D. Hfbbs 4 Go.
SALES.
wahinEon Gas @. t.oW q q. 500 at y.
Washington gas. 10 at C, n at IS. 10 at s.,
s st 60. 10 at %. 10 At 50. . ct @. 10 at s., 10
at %. 3 st %. 6 at 50.
After call:
Washington Gas s.. Loo at o.
Capital Traction IS. 81 800 At %
GOVERNMENT BONDs
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
Chicago Grain and Provision.

chiesso Dee ii.-coRN-Dscsmtst, lHs
,.s oaTs- psssnssr. gSi M. m.
kIRsIsnnA<5. 8s@, Mo, HB H.
PoRk-Jauhsr5. 6a.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
COTTON MARKETS.

The total sales Of bonds today were syaa,V
The Washington herald., 1917-12-12
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Rscsip4s And disburements Deceuber 10 1871.
RDCEfIT6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
THIRTEEN
ON INDICTMENTS

international News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb. l6.-
With u politicians, high and low,
under arrest in Indianapolis today as
a result Of the Indictment Of 166
persons by the federal grand jury,
deputy L. S. marshals awaited the
completion of clerical work before
beginning the arrests of over 100
persons in Evansville, Gary and
Frankford. Whether any arrests
will be made Saturday is uncertain.
Police Lieut. oscar Merrill one Of
the Indianapolis police arrested, to-
Gay was reported TO be suffering
from a nervous breakdown as a re-
suit OF worry over his Indictment.
Bud Gibson and Ernest ROeder.
two politicians notorious in the bad
wards" OF Indianapolis. were added
70 the list OF indicted today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
War Department Officially
Announces That Islands
Off" Policy Will be
Pursued.
GUNB0AT PENETRATES
HARB0R AT SANTIAGO
Deed Indicates That Bay Was
Not Mined AS Was Re-
ported by Leaders of
the Revolt.
InternationaI News Service

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Reports
10 the state department from Amer
lean Minister Gonzales that the revo-
luton in Cuba is spreading from
the eastern sections to all portions
o. the island. were received with
grave concern today. The revolu-
tionists are plentifully supplied with
ammunition, the American minister
reported ana minor clashes have
taken place on the outskirts of Ha-
Yana.
What action is to be taken by the
American government in the event
Of the revolution getting beyond the
control of the MenOcal government
could not be learned at the state de-
partment The war department Off
cially announced that il believes a
hands off, policy should be pur-
sued.
The revolution is one along purely
racial and political lines war depart
ment officials pointed out, and Sec'y
Baker is said to feel that with the
American munition shipments now
tll Ant way Allt boNtl HlilNAb AbA NCo
will be able TO quell any disorder.
Ship 10000 Rifles.
Ten thousand rifles have been
shipped 10 the Cuban authorities
from the Springfield. Mass, arsenal.
Ten thousand gun sings and bayo-
nets are on their way from the Rock
Island arsenal and 10000 rounds of
ammunition have been sent from the
Frankfort arsenal at Philadelphia.
The state department had reports
today hat many persons of high
rank are interested in the revolt and
that the lack of cash is hampering
revolutionary activities Practically
all the sugar refineries on the east
coast, from which the United States
received the major part of its sugar
supply, have been closed down and
the employees have either fed or
Joined the revolutionary forces.
The navy department announced
today that an American gunboat has
penetrated the harbOr at Santiago
and anchored just of the city. indi-
eating that the harbor has not been
mined. as indicated by the leaders
of the revolt All is quiet at san
tiago. the gunboat's commander re-
ports.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
BRITISH
LOAN IS SUCCESS
Millions of Dollars Worth of
Subscription Pledged in
United States.
International News Service

International News Service
LONDON, Feb, 16.-The latest
British war loan. subscriptions to
which closed today, was a huge sue
cess. it is stated ia official circles
Leading banks have practically been
swamped with applications for the
loan.
In the city of Glasgow the sub
scriptiOns will likely reach the
grand total Of S5OO,OOO,OO.
Millions of dollars worth of sub
scriptions were pledged in the
United States. one Of the big Amer
lean subscribers was j. Ogden Ar
cour of Chicago. who was credited
with a subscription of S50V, 0O0.
The greatest loan advertising
campaign in the history of England
came 10 an end yesterday with a
procession through the streets OF
London in which tens Of thousands
of men and women in every walk of
life took part. In connection with
the British loan il is reported from
Amsterdam that "A new war credit
will be introduced in the German
reichstag at the forthcoming session.
The war has already cost Germany
more than $4,000, 700. 900. it is esti-
mated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
GERMAN YOUTH
TOOK CODE BOOK
Walter Berry, Convicted of
Murder, Had Valuable
Papers in His Room.
international News Service


NEW YORK, Feb. ia rapid
change i'm portions Of the United
States naval code was presaged to-
day following the calm admission Of
Walter Berry. a 21-year-old Ger
man. that he stole a naval code
book, charts of Alaskan waters and
other valuable government docu-
ments from the United States coast
guard cutter Apache. on which he
was employed as cabin boy
A certain German group, Berry
said, prevailed upon him 10 take the
papers. The youth was sentenced to
from eight TO Is years i'm Sing Sing
for the murder Of Mrs Caroline
Tiarks at her home in W. 13Sth ST.,
where he was employed after he de-
serted the government cutter. Rob
berry was the motive.
In his rooms were found other
code books, charts and maps, and
also a card bearing this:
In case Of my death notify my
father. Count Otto V. Berry, u Boist-
ford Wahlrabe. Castle Harkenstein
at Linden, Sahlhausen Ruhr. Ger
many. Berry steadfastly refused
10 give the court any information
concerning his activities. and re-
ceived his sentence stOlidly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
Washington Hears That Rebel
Chieftain is Preparing
For Invasion of Amer
lean Territory.
RANCHERS PREPARING
TO ENGAGE BANDITS
More Troops Are Ordered In
to HaChita Country Where
Bodies of Three Nor
mons Were Found.
Internatlonal - service.

international News Service;
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. - That
Gen. Salazar. the Villista chieftain.
operating near Corner .@nch, south
Of the New. Mexican line. plans a
raid on American territory, is known
here. No additional orders. however,
will 20 forward TO Gen. Funston. He
has complete authority TO act as he
feels necessary And, il is consider
ed certain that already there has
been a redistribution OF troops to
meet Salazar.
Unofficial confirmation Of the
murder of the three Americans, An
drew p. Peterson. Hugh Accord and
Britton Jensen. has incensed Off
Gals The border senators and rep
Geseutat.ves are again clamOring for
action by the administration. 1t is
not expected. however, that any
move viii be made until Ambassa-
dor Fletcher, who entered Mexico
Yesterday enroute 70 Mexico CITY,
reaches his post. Fletcher already
has been instructed to tell Gen. Car
rama fatty that the situation in the
north is intolerable and that unless
immediate steps are taken 10 put
down the bandits who seem 20 be
operating when and where they
please, this government Will again
have TO take steps TO protect its own
people.
A message has been sent 70 Col.
IA r. Sickle. commanding at Colum-
bus. requesting an immediate report
on the murder OF the three Ameri-
cans-Peterson. Accord and JensOn-
and especially on the declaration
said TO have been made by Lem
Spillsbury. the scout who reported
the finding of the bodies. that the
men were taken prisoners on the
American side of the international
boundary. Up to the present only
unofficial reports have reached the
state and war departments although
they are considered conclusive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
Four More Ships
Reported Sunk by
German Divers
nternational News Serrlce:

International News Service:
LONDON, Feb. 16.-Four more
ships were reported sunk by Lloyds
up to noon today. bring the victims
of German submarines in the barred
zone waters up to III since the ruth
less U-boat war began on Feb. /.
The four destroyed ships were the
British steamship LOngscar 2,777
tons; the British steamer Greenland.
1853 tons: the sailing vessel Percy
Roy, 10 tons and a trawler.
The dispatch announcing the
sinking of the Greenland said that
all members of her crew were
saved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
FIND NO TRACE OF SHIP
Galatea kidnapped To Garry Arms TO
Cuban ReVOlutiOnists.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb. 16.-
a search extending the entire length
of the Atlantic seaboard for miles
out 20 sea was begun today for the
auxiliary schooner Galatea. which
disappeared mysteriously from her
dock here several nights ago while
the crew was ashore. IL is believed
the vessel was kidnapped" 10 carry
arms and ammunition 10 Cuban rev.
OlutiOuists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
FIVE sHIPs ENROUTE.

GALVESTON, Tex. Feb. 16-
Five heavily laden steamers are on
their way from Galveston TO war
zones ports today. They are the
Iskala. for Liverpool; Polstad, for
Havre; Ageroen, for Havre: Udala
Mendi. for Celte. and Fiska for
Copenhagen. The Udala Mendi car
ries 14O.0 bushels of wheat. The
cargoes of the others were not made
public
Plans are being made 20 ship 10
England several fall cargOes OF oats
pro badly 1000. 900 bushels within
the next few days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
MONGOLIAN is ELECTED
Made Judge of Hawaiian Court by
President.
Lternatinnal ~ Servlce

International News Service.
HONOLULU Feb. 16-For the
first time in the history OF the Amer
lean government a Monaghan has
has been elected 10 a judgeship. Will
liam H. Heen. son Of Chinese
father and a Hawaiian mother. has
been appointed 20 the circuit court
bench by PRIEST Wilson. Heen is a
graduate of American law schools
and practiced law for some time in
Shanghai.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16

International News Service.
HAVANA, Feb. 16.-Uuited States
warships are proceeding to four
Cuban pOrts-Havana, Santiago,
\uevitas and CienfuegOs- be
ready IT, case the Cuban revolution
gets beyond control of Pres't Men
ocaTs administration. il was report
ed here today. In addition. a United
States gunboat has appeared off
Cienfuegos and the morale OF its
presence is promoting quiet in the
district.
The cuban cruiser Patria sailed
for the eastern provinces today.
laden with endorsements for the
government troops there.
Quiet apparently prevailed
throughout the repubhca today.
There is "a distinct feeling of optim-
ism on the part of Pres't MenocaTs
supporters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16

MF.XICANS EXECUTE
STRATEGIC RETREAT.

International News Service.
MARIA, Texas, Feb. 16.-Be-
cause OF reports that villa was
advancing upon the town, the
Carranza garrison and citizens of
Ojinaga fed Co the mountains I'm
wild panic today when large
force of soldiers was seen APP
preaching. The incoming force
turned out to- nc reinforccments.
The Carranza commander at
Ojinaga explained later that he
executed "a strategic retreat" for
the purpose of trapping the sup
posed Nillistas.
Refugees report that villa has
divided his force of 1000 men
into three divisions and is adj
vancing against Oiinaga. Casas
Grande and Juarez. NiIIista fol-
lowers say Villa wants only ports
OF entry and believes the United
States will not Interfere with his
movements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
Keep Up Search
For Sea Rovers
Intc.natlopsI News se-vlce

international News Service:
RIO JANEIRO. Feb. Is British
cruisers are continuing their sreach
in the South Atlantic for German
commerce raiders which escaped in
the darkness after battle or
Fernonda de Noronha. according 20
advices received here today. Re
ports OF the fight are vague. some
saving that only the British cruiser
Amethyst took part and others
that more than one wsrship engaged
the raiders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
RELIEF is PROMISED
Paper Makers Expected to Reduce
Price of Product.

WASHINGTON, Feb. let was
authoritatively stated this afternoon
that many Of the largest print paper
manufacturers Of the country have
submitted a signed proposition to
the federal trade commission in
connection with the news print
shortage that is of the utmost i'm
portance 10 publishers. IL is said
10 promise immediate relief. The
offer was transmitted through Fran
els j. Heney, special counsel for the
commission in its investigation of
the paper famine and is now being
considered by the commission. A
full statement of the situation is
promised late this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
STUDENTS WILL HELP
IN SEARCH FOR GIRL
Description OF Ruth Cruger Tele-
graphed TO Many Mid
west Cities.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-One hun
dred girl students OF Wadleigh
high school came 10 the aid OF the
police today in the search for Ruth
Cruger. a pretty 17-year-old school
girl, who mysteriOusly disappeared
from her home Tuesday They viii
conduct mail and telephone in
vestigation covering all surrounding
towns.
Search for the missing girl was
extended 70 all over the United
States today. Police telegraphed
her description 70 all cities as far
west as St. Louis and as far south
as Atlanta.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
DEFEAT REBELS.

International News Service.
HAVANA. Feb. 16.-Government
troops today broke and scattered a
force OF revolutionists led by Capt
Sanchez del Portal. a Spanish SOL
der OF fortune who has thrown his
lot with the liberals. The reels were
defeated in a series Of clashes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
WANT BERRY PICKERS
Tennessee County Asks Uncle sam
For Five Thousand.

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. Feb 16-"Uncle
Sam, we want 5000 berry pickers
for the latter part of April and the
whole month Of May"
The department of labor today
received that request from Lauder
dale county, Tennessee. The depart
ment has called on its immigration
officers and other representatives at
New Orleans and Memphis 10 ascer-
tain the conditions the labor will
work under and viii endeavor 10
supply the demand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
Austrians Hold
Council of War
Irternational News Service

International News Service
GENEVA. Feb rs. Emperor
Charles OF Austria who has taken
over supreme command of the AUS
tro- Hungarian armies. is now AT
great headquarters holding coun-
Gil OF war with his generals. SAYS a
dispatch from Vienna today.
one suggestion made here is Jnst
the emperor displaced Archduke
Frederick as communicated in
order 90 prevent the influence OF
the German general staff from be-
coming predominant in the Austro-
hungarian army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
GRAY SEA DEVILS.

InternatiOnaI News Service:
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 10. The
newest and biggest type of German
submarines which are now enforc-
ing the blockade around the British
Isles are known in German naval
circles at Kiel as Gray Sea Devils,
according 10 a letter published in
the Frankfurter Zeitung
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
Kaiser Predicts
DecisiUe Battle

International News Service:
LONDON, Feb. 16.-Emperor
William in an imperial order To
the German navy says that 1.-THE
decisive battle is impending.
This struggle, the order says. Will
DE a gigantic attempt TO impose
upon England the starvation that
England has tried tO impose on
Germany and her allies. I'm the
order the kaiser says:
lin this work the submarines
will stand i'm the first rank
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
FOOD RIOTS.

luterua jional News Service
LONDON. Feb. 10. - IL was re-
ported from The Hague today that
food riots have taken place there
and that there was demonstration
in front OF Queen Wilhelmiua's pal
ace The rioters were dispersed by
soldiers and policemen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
LATEST IN THE NEWS WORLD
SHIPS MAY SAID.

International News Service:
LONDON. Feb 16. - Following
the announcement that American
relief workers in Belgium would be
allowed by the German authorities
TO remain. belief was expressed to-
day that the six ships laden with
supplies for the Belgians. which
have been held up in British ports,
would sail al once