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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Der JemerodniDn
OeIieuer ridtet III gseip @lerifo gro
BEN Sdaben an.


2orbsbura u. d.. IA. WidrJ.
Gin Celieuer, oas am Oounerstag III
ber gsabe Der Ginfiilitation IN s4biaIl.
81 snm amsbrlih fam, bat eiiten &C.
ipaltigen Sdaben angerid,tei, bon
BEN uaneiiili6 bie DubnaHIdgcu be.
troffen lpiiroen. Gie Babngeielid,ait
id,isf ibren Sdaben auf cine Wiilliou
Dollar. Iiird bic Jqumer ipuroet
In ben slnIaeen Der gdbn ieds ilel,c
GofoHotlben, piele @iiteripnegons.
Der acknowledgement unb efIidc
eagerbdilIer eiilseiidert. sIitberoen
ipuroe bic nerifaniide Nie6erlailnng
i'm noroliten 2beil Don Sorasblre
idiuer beimgeiuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
llnter ppli3eibeb e6ang
Seitete Or. 9arI Dluf elm aon8ert IN
Der Carnegie SalIe in gscp Dort.

9len Dorf, IA. 0lar5, Sn Der
anlueienbeit bon so Ieieftipes oiri.
girie Or. aarl Wilif am Donnersiag
gbenb In Der Carnegie Salle bas Bo.
ltoner Spnpbonieor6eiter. Sie Ie.
tettipes nnrell 5ur SteIIe, bd pcn
pieIeH Seiten sesen bqs Iuftreten bon
Or, Wlid proteitirt iporben mar iirb
man Stiibeitorirnsen BARD Nerionen
beiiir1teie, benen Gr. Whld ais IN.
amerifanii6 eit. Die Sale mar &C..
eringt poa, dber eS lam su feinen
siubeitSrupaeh aIs Tr. Wlud bic
@ibne befrat. Gr puroe boiIidy be.
ariibt 14nb birigirte ioicrt bas star
Spa,Alcb 9alrner~. Vim Gdlnb Der
gauaiil,er rieieH peridlleonle Eerionen
.sneore~, aber bas Ord,eiier 1iubr init
feinem programm fort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
6D@speHer
Riatst. IN berfd)iebsnen skilsn bss
aaubss bsbfuienbsn S4aben an,

0siypit. mid, IA. Rdrj. Il
Sm saH,sH uHtersn Wihisan III bur1
beiiise NsaensiiTe. bic ipdt ON ylitts
nod @bsRb einisbten unb Is Sianosn
lang anbislteH, Sa9fdabeH Derurfaht
porben, Der iidb auf iibsr cine Wiaion
Dollars btlaufsn biirfie, am f1ipsrs
iitn iinb bic sbdIer beS Surpn. bes
SaaIanlasoo unb bes Granb Ripet
bsimseiuf. iporben. Sn YpfiInnti
anb 9lnn glrbor mubtsn bic gelpobnsr
in ben oberiten Stodperssn ibrsr
6luisr 3uiluft Dor btm Spawafer
iuden uub fpurben per Boot ssrstiet.
sbeiIe DON Gaton Rapibs unb aIegaI.
jino sleihfnus iibei9pemmt.
GbarIeftou.@ @.8a., IA. Mdrj.
Das sbal bss Glt Riusr. nOrblpsitli4
Don gbarlsitoH sslssen. mar an Oons
neritas abenb infoIse Der So4fluib
p5Ilig bonn 9eritbr abseidHitten.
ssn iiefer selegenen abeilen Don
Gbarlsi.pn mar bas Mafier an Dom
nerstas slbenb bis in bic aipeifen
StpdDsrls eeftieseu. 60 eri4iensH
bier feline 3eitungen uHb am Greiias
psrbsn ebeHfals teiue eri9einsn.
pittsbura. ga, a. Mar5.
Der Ohio iteigi bier bel Der Vioni
gIiide iHfoIse Der Nsssngiiiis iup
Rnte Don feds 3ebntsl SUB bic
Stunse unb bic aniida s.bt babin,
bab pas So9ipaiisr um Witternaht
nit "a Sub ieinsn 5Obspunit errsid]t
baben pirb. elm iyreitas Worasn
ipsrDen bann Der Sbio, ber Monons
eabela unb glaegtnp Glub 5u faIlen
bsgimtn ipit Gbsf penngipili bon
Der Sunbesipettrparte ON SonnsEss
tag 4benS anfiinbiste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
&adjtete goridrifteu midi.

Ger 9afermeilter Suliils Sellen.
idmiot, BON Der @arlap AuenHe alli
Nrice Sill, piro ii6 jepenialls bente
Dor ben gebprben perantDorten mil.
fem oa er Die 8orihriften ipcgen 9a.
HuBnng bon Subititiiten beim Baden
ni6t beabtet BADEN iol. sllh piroGr.
gltme nod anocre 9adereien erlnit'
telt babelL Deren 8elieer Die Negelll
iibertreten iollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15

IN einer apmmobefdublnbe btfahbsn,
gu iteblen unb bainit Sn perfdlpili.
ben.
- Die poIissi ipurps erfuat, mod
bem l6sidbriaen HObert Wolf, 1920
Weitipoob alpenue, gu fahnben, Der
eeitern @prmittag 10 llbr in ieinsr
gissnfdaft ais aauf6urfde Der
5ren9 9enSol Drp G!eaniHs eo.,
40 slreabe, auSgeIdidt ipnrbs uHl
einen 9lnaue i'm Wertbe BON $40 an
s 6. aeitb, 304o Daptpna gleenile.
Weitippee, absulisfern bies jebod
ni9t getbqn bat unb auh nidt aus
riidsetebrt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
srdnss

- Sm aipeiten Stod Der @iiriten.
fabrit i'm Itabtiihen slrbeitsbaus fanl
geitern anter slbf1lleB. luabriheinIid
,eurb Selbitentailnbung 5euer aus,
oas bon ben @ad]en bcfarnpft lno
oann non Der ip8piifen berbciaeeil-
ten 6eueriuebr fbuell nnteroriidt
wur6e.
3urd cine @asflalHme puroe
eeitern 8ornlittag IN oer 9lrrnlebcr.
iGen. Garage on 8Ium Strabe, 5lpi'
iden Court unD r., elm sSeuer Der,
uriu6t, bas BON Der 6eleripebr i'm
Seine eritidt mlrhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Sran's Sis .brinat $500.

Die aftienborie bat ben Sis Dcs
ala g}ltglieO ausaeitoBenen 9fi6ara
o. Srap geitern fiir $500 on 60.
min ". Sripin perfauit. las Gel0
miro Der WiafIer Cigar 6rieoIanDer
erbaIten fiir Die 100 Gbio Cities @ias
slttisn, bic Bran fi9 ~gslieben" aber
ibre &etournirung pergeiien bate.
mas befanntlid 5u Dem @erfabren ge,
gen i'm fiibrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
4eripmalz Iptisen.

5rou GIiia6eth gIgert
qcb. ,Saeger, Die III 9oomann's @itt-
ipcabeumatb iDren Sebensaben6 3uge,
braft bat, iii DaieIbit geitcrn im Al
fer BON 69 3abren 9eltprben. 2lnt
Sauitna 9tohmittag rpiro Ole irnl'
ide 9iiIle 5llr leBten &ube getragen
ncroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Grb6bt
g9ir6 bemnadit bic Sleiitmlsflbr an
Die alIiirten.

gsafbinston IA, Wtirs. Tie
SIeiibaiisfubr al bic 9iliirten ipIrb
oentnahit nm 80 BrojeIt erbobt iuib
moslideripeiie COR uerooppeIi tper6en,
alli Srunb Don arrangements, bc3iig.
lid DcIder jest llnterbanblunaen
5piiden Der NabrungsmitteI. sIomi,
nlitration nno ben bier peiIenbAt
yiabrltngsmitte Der glIiir.
ten idipeben.
Irr 3ped lit Die SIeii6teierben
Ger glaiirten mls ben aepaItisen
lleberfIuB an 6leiib aiifsubauen, Der
iih bier i'm Sanbe- onaeiaurelt bat
uuo Der fiirSlif eirg gufbebung Der
gei6rdutrneen piniidulitj beS
Sleiidoerbrau6s 3ur SoIee bate.
Die aaiirten Miiiien bic gdiiie fir
bic 9efor0er.ana Des 1Iei5d,eS Iieiern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Werfraiieis
Sat 8aIfOur in bic SopaIiiat 5apaIss.


QonboM IA. Dlar5. Sm Inter.
bauie erflarte am Gpnnerstag, nIs "
iiber oie 2dee i'm Often iprad,, Der
ViiniIter oes slilspdrtigeH gaIfour.
Dab er imbeereil5tes 8iltraueil Sr ssa'
pan babe. oab es ireer,beius eHl.
ideibing bic getroiien iperoeB iollic.
ausfiibren ipiiroe. er fiigie biri5H, 6ali
er in oieier Siuiiht auiideH Sapan
unb anSeren AliIrten feiJieu litter.
i6ieb Made.
Rsutr prdfeit Der prn
pagaHha
R IN, Disustaa. IL. @ldrS. aar.
binal BON RoHum, bas sriie bouar.
oiI6e Mitslisb i'm aarbinalssoIie.
sium, III pom glapit gsntbisi sum
prdfsitm bsr propaganba srnannt
iporbeH.
9oIo pafda'sBtrufung
absepiefen.
parts. 9ieniica II. Mdra. -
Die 9erufuns goIo paidd's sesen
bas iiber ibn ineesn So4oerratts pom
ariessssriGt osrbdHste sobesartbeil
IN bonn ReDiTioHsseridt perporien
lDorben, ipd9renb su sieider Sci! bas
9obesurtbeil beIiaHst purbs, Di.
gerufuns Don Darius portsre, Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
praHbemt WtliOn
gors.ri heraniDadienbe Slssnb aum
Gintritt in bic andbensa sarbsits'
reierpe ouf.

Waftington ID. wlar,. -
prGiibent @iIiou erlieb ON Son'
nsrsina einsu alufruf on ale amsri'
taniihen anaben i'm Utter Don 10
Sa5ren unb bariiber, ii9 ber Yer.
Giaoten anaben elrbeiisreisrpe ans
suitlibsn. Dom slrbeitsbepartemeHt
III bic nit BEN IL. WldrS beainnenbe
@ote oils Gimr,uiierungsipp6e fir
bieis Organization anseieBt pprbsn.
.Sn BEN dffensn S6reibsn bes prds
iibsnten heibt es:
.Das ar6sitsbspar!ement bat bic
nit BEN 18, Wdrs besinnenbs gWods
als rationale ginmuiterlHgspods
fir bic lniisb @iatss gOps WortinS
!aeierpe anbsraumi. DER 3iped tieier
Girmuiisruns III bic 4ufmsriiamisit
Der Jungsn aeuts bes 2anbes barauT
su l.nten. Don ipelher Wihtisteit bic
erbSbuHg Der Rabruuesmittelporra'
TIE burd, Jarmarbeit IN unb fis ,u
Der Ginmuiieruna in Der Rsisrpe iu
oeranlaiItn.
Sd bofis supsrlidtli6. bab bic
junsen aeute bisfss 2nnoes, bic 16
Sabre unb barber unb ni&i oauerno
bsitdftipt fiHb, IN eriier aiuis bic
anabsn In unferen Sodf4aIsn, biele
Qrbeit nit gifss on biefsr geipeaung
nufuebrnsH uno fid Der mortiits
Gops RsIerps ani1liebeu ipsrbsib
bamit iis oos pripilssium aenisbsn
benn bas 1T es msiner glHii6t nab,
ibre Mubeitunbsn iiir Elm proputti'
pss uutsrnsbmeH gu peripenbsn,
hurh peIhes Der Ration asbpIfsu
miro. om Siss IN bidsm arisa 81
erriRssn, inbem babur6 bic M0slih,
ieiteR srbSht pirb. fir pie 2ruppen
on Der Jront. fotpis atlb fir ben
llHterbaH berer forssn az t0nusn,
berer 9isnite 10 iebr in Der Ssinatb
ben6tbist aperbsH.
Gss. Wooprop MiIHon.
ROrDegti&e 9 S@iffspep
lutte
Rppsnhagtn Tittpod, 13.
Widrs. Dos aorpesiids auspdrtise
amt bsridtei, bGb Der norlpegifde
Dumpfer ~Strpmer@ BON 1475 ions
Dsu psrienit 'pprben 1T. Gin Mann
Der 8eIasuus ipurbe bel Der egpIOiiOn
getobtet.
Der Dampfsr .@itrelln1 bon !, ,757
9pnnen III ebsufauS perfentt pcrbsn.
Die 9erluflifte
Dafbineton. IA. Wdr;. -
Die nom General peribins ON
Dpnneritas seianbte WerIuitIiite sni.
b1lt Die Raneu bon 70 GclbateIi,
Don bieien iinb bier sefaLen; 3ipei
ibrsn @liubea erIegen; siner i0btIid
perungIiidt uno neun infoIgs pon
Aranibeiten aeiiorbeH. II purben
falper uas 40 Jeiat aez'usuaEt llaseyl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
HnfGae.

- Der SoniretfuBbooen in oerl
neuen Sauibaus in 2oocIunb bra9
oeItern gormittag BEL Der geIditun9s1
probe burd. Sobn Greager unn BUD
gropts, slpei farbige 2trbeiter iDurs
ben .i9per Derlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
StapeHauf
Des srIisu OtsanbnHpfers aus aons
.ret faEb am 9onnsritns itatt.

Gin p a5ifif6er Safeh IA.
Widr5.-SR Der Ge8enpart siuer mad
SauleHben 5G9Ienben Menss faHb am
9Onneritas bier Der StapsIIauf bes
eritsu IN ben 9ersiuigien Staaten aus
aontpet erbauten S5eanoampfers.
Der Dnmpier 1T 800 8ub lang, 44.6
Jub brett unb 30 GlB ii.f. @r fam
etne Gdbuns Don 5000 zonnsa be.
fproern.
Der uslif6s ariessbe
ri6t.
2onbon, IA. MGr,. Sritfite
Gturmtruppsu bradten eeitsrn gaadi
@efansens aus ben oeuti9sn Sielluns
gen bei Gpd0 iiioipeiili6 DON Gom,
brai 3uriit. 5r bem nmilideu 8eri6t
bes ariessamts tptrb istner ssmeloet,
bab Elm an9riff I'm Yperu 9tbi6nitt
abgeDiefeH purbe. DER 9sri4t lai.e.
pis folst:
.llHfers Sturmtruppen bran8sn
gefern Raht iib6itlib BON Gpdp IN
Die feinbIi6sa SfGiibeng.GbsH Elm uno
tra9ten @efangeue 5urid. Gin
ueberfallsperiu6, \ ben Der iyeinb
nDrolid Dom gptrnAStaben gabnbof
ma9te, tpuroe erfolsrei9 dbsslpiefsn.
Die beiberieitise artilerie mar tpdbs
reno Der Ia6t fiibtpeitli6 bon Cans
broi Iiibris. Die fsinbIihe 2irtillerie
.erbS5te ilrs S5dt:5teit iw geuns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Grlebiat
Sit gifenbabtao aontraflnorIaae our6
ibre annabzae inn Saiiie.

Nafbir9tou. IA. g3ir3. Ger
aongreb erlebigte am 9ounerstng
enbIid Die eifenbobnJapntrolnor
Iage iTibem Oas !Saus Dem &onieren5'
beddt 5uitiuuilte, Der bonn Senat am
Nithpoh gutgebeiben iporoen mar.
9ie 8orlage gebt nun on Den Braii.
benten. Gie guuabme crIolgte nit
303 ggen % Stiirumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15

I'm eli llbr giahts itailo B
Sbsrmometer auf SO Grab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15

ben aei6tperippBbsisH bsfiubyn ii6
sipsi DffiSierl. aapitan dugb O..
Barber. aeuinnnt 6orris 3. SSmitb.
tpibrsnb asuinnnt Bernard Ban 6of
ihtper ueripuubet ipurbe.
Ser Heuer0duiuts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15

eansrsslssu IN sis "a xassn stlssn.
:s:: Es ss;s sss.s e; sss. sls is ss. sTH gs: yss
qbr ksttcfffsberbe eAuorteihsz ~ h1kea.
qsl:s nI IA eiA aahsxaa ~ -,-..-S. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Sempemtnr.

Die itiinoliheH 3emperaturailfSsth=
nuuaen am seitrisen Gage iuarsn ME
foInt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
1ngarn foil rumdniiG e
8etroleumfeIoer er-
haIteu.

Imiteroam, IA. 0tdr5. Gie
,9eirti6e Saeesseitung" IN Berlin
peroifentlibt cine @iener Depeite,
oerSufoIae Die riirlaniiden 8etro-
leumfeloer on llngarn abgetretel
peroen ipaeii. Sie iperoen pon elmer
&ontrolbeboroe oerpoltet tperoan, an
Delber ole oelitide, Die oiterreidiih.
ungariihe. Die riimaniifG nnb bic
bulgariihe 2egierung pertreten ieiit
nerbeu SSn pelden Yroportionen 0as
8etroIeiim 6ir 8ertbeiluns fonmen
fol-, pirb fpdter erttidieoen nerben.
SIteser umseto mmen
Gan @Htorio, Segy IA.
MGrS. Der Sliegertabet 5oparb 5o=
labcp aus Deuper, Colo, tam am
Wlittpob Ra4inittas auf bem &elp
alusfslb ums 2ebeu. als iein Slug
aeug aus elmer ioo6e bon 1000 CUB
a6itirsts. Gr befanb iih aui Der
Riidiebr DON eiuem 4eitIlus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-15
Qlbp
SIT unss5Ii6 DON ben Seuti4en be-
feBt iporben.

ct. petersburg, 10. NGrs,
Die es beiBt. foa cine fnrte beutide
4btbetluus abo in 5irtnIanb an Der
&iifte tpeftIi6 bon Setiingfors seles
gen, belest bdbet1 Die Deutfhen be-
soRnen fUfOrt nit bem 9Ormarf4 in
bas Snnere iiunlGtos.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
PARCEL POST TRUCKS
FROM N. Y. TO MAINE
Service to Extend South to Savan-
nah, Georeia.

Daily automobile parcel post service
between New York and Worcester,
Mass. will be started on July l. When
a bad stretch of road between Water
bury and Hartford, Conn. has been
put in shape. the route will be ex-
tended 10 Portland. Ne. Repairs TO
this road are scheduled TO be CON-
pleted by July Ia
Stops will be made at Danbury,
Conn. and Springfield. Mass. and
other points along the line.
With the New York-Portland serv-
ice started. parcel post trucks will
ne in operation In connecting links
over a continuous route between Port
land and Warrenton, Va. Truck serv-
ice between New York and Washing
ton already is In operation. Further
extension southwark will be made as
soon as cars can be secured.
The Postofice Department also
plans to start a truck service between
Columbia, S. c.. and Macon and Sa-
vannah, Ga, July /. Other routes
will be started in various parts Of the
country as rapidly as trucks can be
secured.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
WANTS U. S. TO
BUY RAILWAY
And COALLAND
Lewis Plans Taking Virgin
ian Line and l25,-
600 Acres.

Senator James Hamilton Lewis Of
Illinois introduced In the Senate
yesterday . bill to provide for the
purchase by the government of the
virginian Railway and I25,ooo acres
OF coal lands. The consideration set
administration views in matters OF
Senator Lewis declared in a state
ment last night that the bill is de-
signed to provide q real test of the
doctrine Of government ownership
of such public utilities. Senator
Lewis is the Democratic whip Of
the Senate. consults often with the
President. and Is supposed to reflect
administration views in matters Of
government policy.
The Virginian Railway which the
government is authorized to pur-
chase outright. according to the
terms of the Lewis bill, runs from
the West Virginia coal fields prac-
tically to the naval base at Hamp-
ton Roads. 1t was built by the late
II. H. Rogers.
Senator Lewis explained that the
purchase by the government OF the
West Virginia coal fields would in
sure an adequate supply Of coal for
the United States Navy and Marine
forces.
The Director General Of Railroads.
assisted by the Bureau OF Mines, Is
given authority to make the pur-
chase.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
AUTOMOTIVES NJURE
FOUR, NONE FATALLY
One 9-Year-Old Boy Struck by
Automobile

Four persons were injured last
night in street accidents.
A motorcycle operated by Edwin
schmidhauser, 21 years. old. 1908 3
street northeast, .skidded at Seventh
and Massachusetts, avenue northeast,
throwing Schmidhauser to the street.
rendering him unconscious. He was
taken to Casualty Hospital, suffer-
ing from cuts on the head and body
Physicians at the hospital said last
night that,S although his condition
is serious. he is expected to recover.
Nine-year-old Faitumato Cusatoi.
24S First street southwest, wasstrucr
oy an automobile operated by Pit
mann stell. Zelulon. N. c., while the
childr was crossing the street at John
Marshall place and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. The child was re-
moved to Casualty Hospital, suffer-
ing. from fractured hip.
James E. Hardness, So years old
l2l4 p street northwest, was knocked
down by an automobile truck opemtea
by Robert Poindexter, negro. ~ To-
gan place, northwest, at Fourth and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. Mr..
Hardness was slightly injured.
Struck by a motorcycle operated BY
william H. jackson, 20l1 p street
northwest, George P. Du Bose s
years old, 2ses Q street northwest.
was removed to Georgetown Hospi.
tai. suffering. from cuts. about the
head. His condition is not serious.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
LANSING SISTERS BOMBED
FROM SHELTER OVERSEAS
German Air Raid Forces Them to Seek REFUGE.
Brilliant Work as Nurses by Members of
Family of American Premier.

with Americans. They wanted to
know all the latest news from tn.
American fronts.
Miss Katherine was diplomatic. but
Miss Emma displayed unrestrained
curiosity about the latest develop
ments.
Proud of U. 3. Soldiers
wasn't the spirit of our men at
the Marne splendid?" she exclaimed,
Tell US all about It, What about
the Americans at the other fronts? :?
What are our soldiers doing? You
can imagine our joy when we learned
the first tidings that our men had
stopped the German push toward
Paris. What's the latest from the
States? If we can only get our boys
to the frontv'
Said the other nurse solemnly:
That's the penalty OF having a
brother so prominent in national af-
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
.s5IIRES'' SENT
SUIT CASES,
.P.O. ALLEGES

Vigorous prosecution OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company for
violation of the postal statutes is
promised by the government fol-
lowing the arrest yesterday OF
agents Of the company carrying suit
cases full of might letters on
trains between Boston, New York.
Philadelphia and Washington.
For months, it Is charged. the
Western Union, owing to rush of
business and lack of operators. has
been. accepting night letters from
customers at the regular price for
these messages, and then sending
them by train messenger to their
destinations.
While the charge upon which the
Post Office Department acted is vio-
lation of the postal law forbidding
persons not connected with the Los
tai service from conducting q traf-
fic in communications over regular
post roads, complete information in
the cases has been turned over to
the Department OF Justice for the
purpose of ascertaining whether
there are other laws under which
prosecutions might be undertaken.
Night Letters on Midnight Trains
According to the regular practice
alleged to have been followed by the
company, an agent would leave on
the midnight train from New York
to Washington and another on the
midnight from Washington to New
York, each carrying a satchel or
brief case filled with night letters.
At each intermediate city they
would be met by local representa-
tives who would hand them addi-
tional packets. More than 1900 of
these night letters were seized with
the arrests made yesterday. 1t is
alleged that numbers of govern
ment kilograms were among those
carried in this fashion.
Local agents of the Western Union
declined last night to make any
statement on the action taken by
the government. The men, arrested
were released under bonds.
So far as the postal authorities
have been able to discover the prac-
tice was confined principally to the
territory between Washington and
Boston and New York. The investiga-
ton which has been going on for
weeks. enabled the inspectors to fol-
low the agents on a number Of trips
before making arrests. in order to
check up with their schedules and
ascertaining just how deliveries were
made.
Examination Of the seized messages
showed that they contained all the
markings which 1t is customary for
the companies to place on kilograms,
such as the time Of receiving, etc. To
the uninitiated it was impossible to
distinguish them from bona fide wire
communications.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-21
GETS
FULL POWERS
IN WAR WORK
,eeding Up Of France S
Relations with u. S.
to Follow.

The appointment Of NJ. Andrew Tar
dieu to be secretary for Franco-Amer-
lean war cooperation, will result in
a general speeding up in the war
relations Of the two countries, accord
ing to officials versed In .he admins
trative methods previously in effect.
Under the new plan, NJ. Tardieu Is
given complete powers In dealing
with questions Of cooperation as rails
ed by the several governmental de-
partments of Americas war admins
traitor. In this work he will be as
sisted by Gen. Lerond. second adJu-
tant major to Gen. Foch. Gen Le-
rond will be known as military direc-
tor Of NJ. Tardieu's stan.
For the present much of the work
will be conducted in Paris in con-
junction with the stan officers of the
American forces who occupy Offices in
the French capital. They will visit
the United States in September to
consult with officials here relative to
the efforts Of the United States forces
in 1913.
Appointment Pieases Paris
The creation of the new ONCE and
the naming Of N. Tardieu, has been
sreeted with great satisfaction in
Paris. The Petit Parisien says:
The new title given to NJ. Tardieu
is nothing, for above all he Is a man
OF action. and realities and scarcely
troubles himself with titles or words
In an interview to a Paris news
paper, NJ. Tardieu said:
"Our allies. whose present effort is
going to weigh decisively in this
world struggle, were in need of know
ing to whom to apply in France. 1t
was necessary that they should have
the means Of collaborating with a
single administration and no longer
gith innumefabIe offices for all the
C'ferent affairs that have to be ar
.anged."