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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07
Anrgrh Uah.
3olp uorife Sfibe, oerb $3,000,000
ienfet i iTebruar. 9eitten Sp=
menS pmfom, tgue iabnes.

@albington, 4oe Marts. 9eorge
lioer fremoeles meget iom 5slge al
oen tplfe ltbaaofrig og an0re arigs-
aariager. IL sfibe paa tiliommen
16,23S 9ruttotons og peroiat til ca.
So, 100000 blep ienfet i Gebruar oa
19 Semen6 omfon1 meoens 20
Meno iapnes, befieabtsioroe ct Tele-
gram til ben norife aegation ioag.
- 2onbon, Ste Marts. Sra Sri
gems llobruo op til Gluten af Sc.
br,lar baboe 9sorge iom 5slge al Sri
gen tabt 726 Sfibe pna 1,066, ,821
Cons. Salt 802 5anleno er on1fon1-
ne. 2esubel1 iapneS So Sfibe meo
ialt 700 Ma,los geiatning og to
greoieoele al 0isIe antages at bore
arigsforlis. Gen llorIfe aegation
2onoon ofientlig ggioroe oisle 9pga'
Der ioag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

raj 9ogo fonferereoe meo 4eiieren.
Sc alliereoe 1iplomaterS 8eill,tz
ming at forlaDe Hetrograo er ensbe=
tgbenoe meo slfbrubefien af oen oiplo.
matilfe Jorbiuoel;1, n1ente man i ber=
bprenoe g1lbebsfreoie ibag. lloen>
rissmil,ilter Wsetono oplplte for
2anooaeem at SSapa11 ltnoerbanoler
meo De aniereoe ofgaae1oe en- np go,
litif liseoperfor 8uslano.
- 2onoou Sen lite Marts. So
pan. bor blot ipurat De alliereoe on1
oeres' N1euing al,aaaei1oe oen rl.sf-
ifc sitl,ation," erflpreoe Sen iapan-
lfe Minilter ioag, Ioet ban be,nsteoc
ct gelegran1bureaus Meboeielie fra
@aibil,gton. ~Sapan bar life fore
iloaet iapanif Aftipn. llofficielt maa
oog Sapan banolesfor at forlpare Jig
lelp l1oen Senlpn lIbe allierebe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

slag for aa llge iioel1 o. aienpanot
fife belt gppioitbeoen.
Slaitb bap6e paret @eneralaopo=
fat / ltbt oper ier aar. San blep Der.
lite Sonator 1912 noneont af @uper-
npr gberbart til at fploe 8afancen
efter George &. Sin1pion. San bap=
Sc oa beret Msiiiteren6e @enera!eo=
nofat ire Aar. Sra 1899 til 1903
bar ban Statens 8icegupernpr
Mfoeoe bor fdot Neip @ampibire.
Sans Ia6er, Ser bar aongregationa=
l;itprpIt, opoe oa Sennen bar otte
Mar gammel. San maotte tage fat
ielp en- meget ung al0er. W1eo Yen-
&c, ban tjente peo at arbeioe paa
Gorln, lfaffe6e ban Jig en- go5 llooan>
nellc> graouereoe fra Dartmouth Gol<
lcge 1880, og fire Nor ienere tog
ban jltrioilf Gramen beo Georgetown
ltniberlitp. S fem Nar par ban sls=
liitent bos 6e Joreneoe Staters Sno=
ronorirgsfommisier. @on .flptteoe
uo til Montepioeo, Minn., ~bpor ban
mart in0tog en leoenoe Stilling oe
offentlige slffnrer / oen Del al Sta-
ten.
s 1886 blep fan / ct. Houl gift
mes Miis Cora Hogers al aitterp.
Me. &an efterlaoer Zig gnfe og en-
9atter> Wrs. 9ocep MeGlintocf, bpis
Mon0 er 2sitna1tt Yeribings Stprfe
/ 6raufrige.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07
Mnrrur1Trnntrtt
Cp til 26en Quarts 43 9(merifanere
orebt & Jraufr:se, 252
iaarebe eller iapnebe.
glnerifanife gropper afpiier Ct plm6.
ieligt Nnsreb 9ot1rinsei1 % tas
ger SpIfere tilfan9e.

Molbington Sen ste Wfarts. 43
omcrifaultc Goloater bar blepen
ornbt aomp sSronfrige til og meo
2oen Mort5, mcoel,s 252 par blepe11
laarct eller iouneoes, ifplge llnoerret-
ming fra arigsoepartementet.
- Yaris Sen ste Quarts. sln1eri=
fanlfe 9sopper oiuiltc ct pllloielig al
n1inoelig 9lngreb 2otbriugegnen og
tog nogle Sanger, befienotgior0e Oct
ironifc arigsoeportement ioag.
Weo SEN .olnerifanlfe 9lrne !
tSranfrige, 4oe Worts. (slf Jreo g.
tSerglllom. 9(merifoulf It 9lrtilleri- -bom-
baroereoe oe tplfc 2pbegrabe polos
lont unoer en- lper Sneltorm ioag-
morges. slrtilleriiloen begpnote &(.
i og bar iltens en balu Slnes Slo.
Gn bplgn1prf 9fottebtlnmel 6lep pll1o=
lelig ct SAP al 6lamner-og oortIente
Slolinier. Soroen ifialD og Biuoue:s
ne rplte0e Ell Mil bagenfor 2iniern:
yicnoenS sLrtilleriilb bar ipag. Sc.
le 8on1barocmentet pareoe en- Sime
% aftog moo 2aggrp. 1Dlferne
brl,gtc fine ipere 9anoner i bagre
Gel al Monteiec. (Monteiec er Ell
3pioe ret operfor Giprop, Ell fort slf,
Itano bag Sc fienotligc 9injer).
Gn tplf Mitroljgie, erobret r1n6er
Set fienotlige Streiftog @oropeli
for Soul lSreoag, blcu bragt ino %
oil blipe lenot til Walbington JON
Iroin eitcr at bopc faaet en- pasieno.
Snoifri it.
Io 9pitnunter, Ser er paa 9ulplto!
fer, orebte ct Yar Splfere efter al
pere blcpen laaret. Gu al Dem, Dpis
Tanilie er prominent / Seem Yorf,
blcp loaret i Sfuloeren al ct @ranit'
ltpffe % fit ct 8uionetltpo Sioen
San orebte i'm Tplfer n1eo Ell Neoof'
Der. Gen auoen bar ct Splagsrum.
6u set blep bon1baroeret meo 9rana.
ter. ga ban blep beororet til at toni
ME no, gioroe ban bet og ifiso oe,.
ser gab Srore,t.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

Torlbser at pGffe 3uil ont Nmeri.
fas aluor. Nelp g)orf Ben lite
Marts. u2en tpIfe Yresie beobliper
ombpggelig % liltig at foitre ben Op.
iotning blanot set tplfe Jolf, atl lane'
rifa igrunoen life mener bet alnorlig
meo arigen>" erflareoe Or. q. %.
Gabis igaar, ioet ban orsiteoe Sitn'
ationen / gerlin> Dporiro ban fom for
en- Mnaneo lioen. 9r. 0abis, ti6li.
gere af Yique> Sbid, er rn amerifanIf
Sanolage, iom boeoe / BEN tpife 8igs.
bopeoitoo / Is Mar % blonbt line Ga.
tienter bapoe Seller 8ilbelm. Mt
mulist eisres, iasoe ban, for at bt.
bringe aplferne set sSnotrpf, at gpif-
lano bar ioert Tibet at frpgte fra
amerifa. 9laoene bringer neiten in-
tet ongaaenbe stmerifa ttn6tagen
Yraiioentens aaler om arissmaalene
og Set m1,lige grl,nolag for en- barig
Ire6.
aampe Nerieo. Gl Baio, Ger,
28oe Jeb. Der meloes liulig Stamp
mellem gilliIta. og garran5atropper
nar Gurangolinjen ioag.
- 9ampiep, Merieo, ben 28be
Ieb. Manuel Balae5 i gpioIen for
en- 8ebelarme fiemper ibag meo 81
600 isoerale 9ropper nogle faa Mil
fra 9ampieo. 6lere minore aner:.
anlfiienotlige Gelnonltrationer
sampieo / bet iioite tillpgges tpffe
llnoeriaatters girfionlbeo. Marge
nolanoinser> ser blep rroliae oaer
|oisie ;yoritprreller, isgte 9ilffngt pao
gaabe paa Saunefl. ].
Get iaufeoe @oipitalsifib. sonoon.
2soe ;seb. Set brittle 2oipitalsif,b
,Glenart Cattle" Tsrte 182 perioner
DO BET iamf 9irsoag griItolfanalen.
blep bet iagt uoffieieit. Ire af0elin.
ger paa tilalnnreu 38 Berioner ef
lanoiat i spauiea, Wilfero % BeH.
6rofe. snsen af oe andre bar maj,
bsrt fra. 8lanat be iapneoe er ON.
trent ipD spgepieierifer
(0perlepen6e fra gfi6et. Der bleo
laaoiat i smaniea, erflnrer. al Sfi4
BET Hen torpeoeret Of IN llnoerDanos-
baao
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

ipiie SEN rusii|fe 8efolfning i Set Of
fupereoe Omraaoe iaapeliom i'm egel1
Mrme. 9erlom Spiferne i,1otager
Retrograo, mda 6e ifaffe Mao til
100000 SHobpggere. Sc pil tren=
ge grso og bill itfe bore iltano til
at lfaffe set.
vGette ct oglaa Eilfeloet llfrai:
ne. Sc militere Seire nil oerfor
fun itram1ne 2sffen ON 9alieu paa
Sc tplfe SSsrnperialiiter. So flere al
De bungerlioeuoe Rrobirier oe offu=
perer, oelto perre bliper oercs eyer,
sfonomilfe Stilling.
rGeriom Spiferne s6elegger 5opi-
eternes Hepolutionsbepegelle, bliuer
Sc mot til at operpin6e Nrbeioerne
og 9enoerne oper bele NuslanO. Set
fan oe life giere. 2erfor bliper Der
ingen pirfelig Jreo. gorgerfrige,'
moo oe tpife Serlferflasier oil blipe
fortiat. Get Materiale, bpormeo
Ell laaoan Yartifrig fan fpres, BE-
beper life at bore iaa bit uopiflet
tefnilf 9enieenoe. Seq tror al oen
@runo, at 6reo fun bliper lnu(ig,
naar Grenlerne mellem H1slano %
Eplflano life lengere er ifienoet."
Get bdr poft Ell poloiom @epeeel,
ie, at oe r,,5lilfe Gre6soeIegereoe
Brett =9itoplf Gnr unoertegnet oe
Treosbetinselier, lom Epiflano paa-
tpong Dem. llnoer Omltpno!gbeoer-
ne bar .Sraftotenblot ct llltin1atlln,
ltettet af gaabenmagt.
&c rusiilfe GeIesere6e / 9relt 81.
toplf telegrafere6e, at ifipnt oe bapoe
un6erteguet 9rattaten uoen Gisfus-
lion, onioa De set iom i'm Nligt aa=
bent at forfnre rusliife Arbeioere og
@pnoer Sanobeben.
Mprfelige Npgter gaar angaaenoe
3raftatens Gnfeltbeoer. 9et Iiges,
(SpriIettes paa 2oen Sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07
/ Sc forifjellige 9(flnit, ioet Sc maaIfe
lpger at fin6e Gteoet> bpor Jrernlta=
Gets fgrlte -3ile ifal 0ripes ino.


lpger at finoe Gteoet> bpor Jrenltd
Gets fprite -&ile lfal brioes ino.
Soet oe meote ct 9lngreb al 24O
ppebe 3ropper - Sen alporliglte
Erppe, pore Gutter bar peret nola1
for - lfiffeoe oe Jig JOIN @eteraner.
gap gpiferne Slag for Slog og be:
oeffeoe sSoroen foron oeres s(flnit
n1eo ialone Eplfcre.
Ser er life leugere Spil Dos ber'
D9renoe Ernbe0smGro ONT, at Gene
ral EerlbingS 2ropper MI er bereo1
til for 9llpor at optoge 9arlpen mee
,Sicn0en.
9iolig ioag bar ser c,,onu life
fp1nmet nogen l(uoerretning til
&rigsoeporte1nentet ON Sc amerifan.
lfe 1d6. Gn al oe orebtc pioes al
rgre en- aaptei1,, ion 1917 blep no.
cranlineret fra Me}t Yoi,1t.
Iylferuc troeoe uoe1tpi(, at 9lme.
rifanerne bette 9lflnit> lom nogle
Gage li0en fit Smog poo Gas, piloe
pure 6ange for Sen, og oe Hap oerfor
lp5 eu Wasle giftig Gas; n1en Col
haterne iatte fine Wialfcr paa> og bare
nogle iaa 6lep bcoepet al oen., sSloen
nar laa beftig, at Sfopeu bag s(flnit.
tet blep bog1tapelig talt lfllot iltpf,
fer.
- @oi6ington bell 2oeu Marts
gn Won0 blep 6rnbt Scamp Den
27oc Iebr1ar og Is let laaret 26oe
og 270e 6e6rl1ar> telegrafereoe &C.
nero( Ycrl6ing til lloenrigsoeparte=
nentet i0ag. 3esloe1 op6e Ell Wau1
al iinc Goar og cn treble al Gas
iorgiitning.
@crllL>(uia 2ouoow> Sen lite
Mqrts. ~9enr Gbapiguon fangeoe
pore Storl1tropper 10 sln1erifanere,
bcfjenot9ioroe &rlJSoeportell1e1ltei
/ 0erli1 ioug.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07
Granat erpluSerebe / Sfpbeifolen,

Granat erpluSerebe Sfgoeifulen,
@onolulu, 2Sbe 6eb. &orporal Sobn
Simmons, Bieolnont,, g. g., .bler
orebt> aaptein Yeter Sorenlon OF
2bitnont @. Sanna baarot laaret %
tire anore Officerer lettere laaret ioag
al Ell erplooerenbe granat / Sfpoeifo.
len, 9cbofielo 4aierner. grploiio.
men iiges at ifplbes, at Der bar en- Ia,
set 8onbe en- 4asie, Der antoges
bare at i,loeboloe iffelaoeoe Bomber.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07
TrrnHtraktatfm.
Treostraftat luttet me1lem Sir
magts-Nlli!1nceu % 9iuslano.
arisstilitanben upbprt.
lnraabe Deiteufor en- agrnlere be.
ritsff snberenaet.

9lmlteroam Ste Mar..s. Gen 6rebS-
traftat, iom bleo unoertegnet mcIlenl
Sc fire eermanife Wagter og Hu5
lono, 6eltemmer, ifslge Telegram ira
9erlin> at oe nepnte Magter ~er
fommen oberens ON at afllutte arigs-
tilitanoen og iltanobringe Trco ino=
relt mulig," og at De Electromagnetic
oe oerfor unoertegneoe en- RGffe grs
tifler.
Gen fsrlte Artife( gaar no paa a.
erflere &rigstil1tanoen enot og at &c
germanife Maeter og Ruslano berci'
ter ifal lepe Greo og 8enifab.
Den onoen beltemmer, at 9fati,,
nerne pil afboloe Jig fra ggitation
moo ANDRE signati,rresieringer %
foriege at ipare Snobpggerne De
ggne> iom er otfuperet al 6irmagts.
allianeen.
9elI treble 4rtifel bejtemmer, 1t
alt Omraabe, iom ligger beItenfor Ell
9inie> iom Narterne er blepet enige
ON, og iom ti6ligere tilbsrte gus'
la,o, life lengere ifal bore unoer
ruslilf Superenitet. 2inien bil ngrs :
mere blipe beeitmt al en- tplf,rl1sli|f
8omlnislion. Nuslano forpligter zig
til at afboloe Jig fra al SsSnoblanoing
oisie ggne og at operlaoe til 5pIf>
lono og giterrig I Samraao meo Sc,
folfningen at afeisre oeres frentioi'
&c Sfiebne.
S sen fieroe artifel forpligtc.
1piflano og giterrig Jig til, naar Ell
aln1ir,oelig Jreo er iluttet og oen
rusIilfe 9emobiliiering er fuloenot,
at remnle Strsgene pltenfor oen str-
tifel 3 omtalte @renie, forlaabiot
lom slrtifel 6 life beltenmer anoers
lebes. 8uslano bill gisre alt, iom
itaar oets Mast for at remn,e 81
anatoliife Rropinier % faa .oem til
6aaeleueret til 9prfiet. 9iitrifterne
grioan, aars % gato,im bill lgelebss
inareit ,nulis blipe rslHrnet al rusii.
lfe2ropper, % Ruslano bil afDoroe
iig fra Snoblanbins beo Heorganiia.
tionen af oisie 9iitrifter
Berlin (uia 2onoon), 4oe Marts.
Get tpIfe arigsoepartement f.ino-
gioroe ioas iornelt 0pbsr al De mi.
litere Sperationer / .storruslano"
iom Gslge af lln6ertegnelien al
Greostraftaten.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

Mango 8Gffe i,naa gisr en- itor
ga. aisb arigs .gparenarfer al
.geres goltbno eller gonfier.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

Published and distributed under
A ct Of October 6, 1917, on file at the
Post Office of Minneapolis, Mime.
BY order of the President,
A. s. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07
AalamnHurrttr.
spff Seiettelie al Alanbsserne.- MiS.
lertiais Sais for Cperationer for
at bielpe Jiunerne.
9finiter &arr:s 'iammenfaIaer all.
erebe Niniitre / Steefbelm for at
Srbfte Sitnationen.

Stoefbolm oeu 4oe Mdrts. Gell
fonieruatipe Yresic a,rer 8eieitel-
ien af Alonosserne iom Ell maturlia
6slge at Sperises 9tegtelie al at
bielpe 6inlano ,ueo at bcfiGlnpe
golicbeuifernes &soeearSiiter. -
- Stoefbolm ben 4oe Quarts. Sp-
lfe Sropper &c unoeroeis for at binls
PC SSinlanb. Sra Sisbp telearaferes
til "Mftonblabet"., at en- tpif gIfaore,.
ser beitoo al arpolere, sorpeooiaae.
re, Sorpeoobaa0e % Srausportlfibe,
Iaaes fare forbi @otlano norolig
Hetlling, artagelig nleo aurien for
alanosserne.
Gen amerifanife @finHter, Sra Nel.
ion Morris, fif igaar erfare, at BEN
lpenlfe Regieri,,g bar blepen lln0erz
rettet ON, at Spiferne a9teoe at Iallb.
latte 1ropper paa Manbseerne. Mi-
nilteren iammenfalote oe allierebes
berpGrenoe Miniitre for at bfsfte De
neooenoige Joranltaltninger for at
forbinore at alliereoe 2anbes 9orge-
re lfuloe faloe Splfcrnes @olo. !
- 9onoon Sen 4oe Warts. gpif,
lano ienoer Gropper til 6inlano, il.
ges Set i en- ofiieiel Weloing i Stocf.
bolm, meobeler Meuters 4orreipo,l.
oent oen iuenIfe Sooebitao. Stands
sernc oil blipe beupttet lom mioler-
tioig 8alis for Spcratiouerne, tilfei.
es Set. -
2onoon beu 3ole DARTS. st 9ele.
gram fra Set oifieielle rusiilfe Hpa
beosbureal Tiger, at gpen 5eberfflet,
25 Wil ira Sinlanos Soueoltao Sci
iingfors, bar fopit',leret til 9oliebe-
uiferue % 600 Spioesaroilter bleo
fanget. 9fpoegarbilterne iloa Spioe.
garoilterne neo aerfala peo 9arrs-
| 9elIingforslillIeH 45 al 9pioegarbi-.
Ef1ara,sk [; III, ,s,a f,i,prl1itapf III
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-03-07

at Ser er trnffet e,, 9nerensfonlit,
i:slse bptlfen De rlIsliife -og finite
9ropper pil relnme 9(alauoseerne %
efterlaoe Jeltninger og arigsmat,&
riel / Suobpggernes % De nplig fallo.
iatte ipenIfe 3roppers Varetegt.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. George Mcintyre is in San An
tonic.
Mrs. L. D. Moore. of New York, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. G.
Quiglay. 1850 Eighteenth street north
west. She will stay over the holidays
Mrs. Elizabeth Bloodworth is in
New York
Miss ]. Richards has returned to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Hall is spending the
winter in New Orleans. La
Morris Karr is visiting friends in
this city.
Mrs. Richard Stockton Field has
gone South to remain during the alb
sence of Lieut. Commander Field
abroad.
Mrs. Short Adam Willis and her two
sons, Richard and Henry, of Texas.
arrived at the Hotel Richmond yes.
terday.
Mrs. Isadore Goldheim is the guest
of Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith in New York
City.
Mrs. Matte Langford, who has been
in Georgia for some weeks, has re-
turned to Washington for the winter.
Mrs. A. Feist. of Newark. N. J.,
was the guest of Mrs. Joseph Auer.
bach.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Greenhut. of Es-
caba, Mich. are visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Melville Fisher. in Lanief
place northwest
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
26 SUFFRACISTS
TO Get TRIBUTE
Women Prisoners Will Be
Decorated with Service
Pins Today.

Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont. of New
York. who is attending the three
day conference of the National
Woman's Party. will preside at the
mass meeting in the National The
ater at 3 o'clock this afternoon. and
act as hostess at a reception to be
given at the national headquarters
this evening.
The mass meeting is held as
protest against the failure of the
Senate to pass the suffrage amend
ment.
To contrast American women.
who were the first to demand politi-
cal freedom. with the enfranchised
women of other nations, the twenty
six suffragists who have been put
into prison during the present year
for demanding political freedom for
the women in the country, Will be
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
A RAY OF HOPE
FOR THOSE WITH
RHEUMATISM

matism are caused by a disordered
condition of the blood. Millions
upon millions of tiny little disease
germs multiply rapidly. and spread
throughout the circulation, setting
up their attacks of pain at some
susceptible part Of the body. Of
course the blood cannot be reached
by local applications. which ex-
plains why Rheumatism is never
cured by liniments and lotions.
But those whose blood is infest-
ed with the germs of Rheumatism
should be delighted to know that
in the midst of all their suffering,
there is a bright ray of hope.
S. S, S., the reliable purely vege-
table blood remedy. promptly pu-
rifles the blood, and cleanses it of
all impurities and disease germs,
and in this way makes it impossible
for the germs of Rheumatism to
remain. A full course of this rem
edy will prove to you its great eff
cacy. as it has in numerous cases
which have been reported to us by
grateful patients.
Do not continue to suffer be-
cause of wrong treatment. but go
to your drug store and commence
taking S. S. S. today. Also write
fully to our head physician. who
will give you full instructions about
your own case. Address Medical
Director, 40l Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta. Ga.-AdvA
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
$500 Troops Arrive
In New York TODAY

New York. Dec. 1.-THE giant
transport Leyiathan. formerly the
Vaterland. the worlds largest steam
ship, will arrive in New York harbor
tomorrow morning with 800 troops
and civilians on board.
On board the Leviathan is Mai.
Gen. George Barnett. commander of
the American Marine forces, Frank
J. Cobb OF the New York world and
Lord Decies, whose wife was for
merly Vivian Gould. The $500 per-
sons aboard are divided as follows,
Naval officers III; sailors 4.747:
army officers 50; enlisted men 2.213;
Marine Corps officers I: nurses 1s;
merchant marine men. 2 officers. 1OS
men.
There also are on board four wound
ed officers and 1871 wounded en-
listed men of the army. and a con-
dngent Of Y. N. c. A and Red Cross
workers
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
ATOkA IS SOME
BREED OF BEEF
Prize-winning Steer Of
Hereford Breed Purchas-
ed by I. T. Keane.

T. T. Reane Company. for fifty
years engaged in the wholesale and
retail meat business OF this city,
have purchased for their Christmas
trade, the prize-winning pUre-bred
Hereford steer. Atoka, for which the
price Is considered to be the high
est ever paid in the United States.
based on a meat value. Before kill
ing him. his weight registered 1850
pounds, and his dressed carcass
weighed $50 pounds. or 67h per cent
of his live weight.
Atoka. aged % months. was Of
the genuine Hereford stock, belong
ing TO the Beau-Donald family,
which herd breeds in the foothills
OF Herefordshire, England. besides
in this country and Canada for more
than 100 years
At the Fauquier County Fair, held
last August at Marshall. Va, he was
awarded first prize in the yearIIng
steer class. z. c. Gatewood. cattle
breeder of Rectortown. Va. raised
Atoka. Mr.. Gatewood brought him
through last winter on ensilage,
Gotten seed meal and alfalfa hay.
and during the summer he grazed
on clover and blue grass. supple
mented with a mixture of corn. oats
and bran.
In the last feeding period Of sixty
days. he gained on an average OF
two and one-half pounds a day.
Atoka represents the highest type
OF the beef animal. with an un-
usually large proportion OF his
weight in those parts of the carcass
which yields the choice cuts. such as
porterhouse. sirloin and rib.
The Hereford is the beef breed
particularly well adapted to the
South and his good qualities are be
ing appreciated by Southern farm
ers. The number of Hereford breeds
is multiplying. many of them being
headed for sires from the Perfec-
tion Fairfax and other breeding
families
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
Here Is a Mensg. that May Mean
An End to All of Your
Suffering.

If you are just feeling the first
little twlnsing pains of Rheuma-
tism, we would warn you to take
the right course at the outset. and
avoid permitting yourself to fall a
helpless victim to one of the most
disabling and painful diseases to
which the human family is subject.
And if you have had Rheuma-
tism for any length of time, the
chances are that you have kept the
liniment bottle pretty busy but you
have realized by now that gallons
of iniments and other locally ap-
piled remedies will never nd you
of this body-wreckins, pain-raeking
disease. The best that you can ex-
peet from such treatment is some
little temporary relief from the
sharp. shooting pains.
But you want more than mere
relief. You want to break the
shackles of disease that has you
so firmly within its power. You
want a treatment that not only re-
ieves the pains. but that stops
them forever. by reaching their
cause.
Experience has proven that a
meat majority, of cases of Rheu-
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
KAISER'S ORDERS VETOED.
Ludendorf Dictated Military Pol
icy, Says Ex-Crown Prince.

Amsterdam. Dec. 4.-wIlhelm. a.
Kaiser, had far less pull" than
generally believed. according TO re-
marks made by the eX-Crown Prince
in an interview published in the
Hand elsblad.
The former prince asserted that
once when the Prussian Guards
were ordered to make a fourth at
tack on a strong position, he op-
posed the command and the Kaiser
supported him. However. Gen Lud-
endorff threatened TO quit and the
Kaiser had TO give in. The attack
was made.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
TO HONOR TILLMAN
AT SERVICES TO-DAY
Senator Lodge to Speak at Rites
for Political Adversary.

North viii pay tribute to the
South in the Senate today when
Senator Lodge. of Massachusetts,,
Republican leader will praise the
late Senator Tillman. when memo
rial services will be held in honor
of the South Carolina statesman.
Other Senators who are scheduled
to speak are, Senator Smith. South
Carolina: Senator. Pollock, Tillman's
successor: Senator Swanson, Yir-
ginia: Senator Nelson, Minnesota,
and Senator Lewis, Illinois.
Differing as they did in political
matters in many respects, there was
warm friendship between Till
man. and Lodge. The South Caro-
lima statesman had great respect for
Lodges ability. Lodge also had
much admiration fof Tillman's
strength and independence.
Long before he died. Tillman re-
quested that Lodge say something
should memorial services for him
be held.