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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

reid II, Ser 01itte bes Wldr5 unternouz
nen pnroer, ipllroen Sic slnereifer 10
]bneu unb 10 frdftis Sltrilfgetporfen.
9teSeiterrei6er plunten anl6etneno
cine erpBc Srebungsbcipegllng ouf Die
itulieniIhen 5ouptitiiepuntte Bel 8uiz
Inno lnnb Srepilp. Sic Irmeen, fpelde
allf ser oltlihen amte bes Iitago
Ylotcols ltuo 1nu Itpute9rappa ors
grifier, batten eeboift, in liloltd9er
gi6tling pprslltpBen rurG 5pei Sbdz
Ter. Sus ont tpeitelteu ireltltd} gclc9cne
bieler Sbdler entbdlt cine quite Ser
binrunesitrube, tuelde itf bis 9ollano
crftrectt,, ben1 gnbpl1nft Der gilenbabnz
2inien. Sus DitIitc Sbul entbalt ste
gilenbubn, Sic bon 6eltre rod Gtttaz
bcrlo 1mo Srepiip fiibrt. 2u gIcther
3eit irurcen sic 0iterreidiiden arneen
ppreeIunbt, lln1 ei1eu llebergong ilbcr
Sic 9siotc SIT er5fpin9en, banptlahllb
in Sen slblhl,ittcn bci 9lernelu (!gtonz
tello) 2asare (rp Sic SoersSeasSrez
pilp GiIcnbuhn sic Tiuoe freu5D II
Weilcn nproDltlih ppn %encoig.
Giuiecn Diterrcidliideu Sruppen &C.
lang es, bie Hiabe su ilberld1rclten,
ober oas @orboben ais ein G5un5es erz
ipies Iib ais ciu SeblIMog. SueSclterz
reider ipaubten oeutIhe Wetbooen an
lno pertmnotcn rteliee 1ioI'en bon
G}useeldcl1en bel ibrcn einIeitenoeu
&unonanen ,mb tuoem lie Sic Stlrrz
truppeu in euger Sorntation bcrlaHoz
ten, aber ob bos beutichc Sbertoiuz
mouep bus llnteruebmeu lcttet, lit bis
ictt nod nid1t flor.
{ Associated Press)
gcrlin (iiber Spnopn), 19.Sltn1.
: ,Sn beutieen unttliden Sa9csbcrtd't
'ipirh eiu slngriif mii iran5pllhe stelz
luneen BEL Hbeims uls cine lleberraz
id,l1asbe Idiebuug ourd, Slrt1tlerlc ltno
Ninentpcricr bcldricbcn. Sn1nllter'ez
abtbeiluuaeu bGtteu lp1tcr @eTansene
ei,,sebradt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20
So,,ftiae 8eridJtc.
{ Associated Press J

2pno SON, 10. Suli. = slnntliber
9agesberi6t. - Gin pont Scino am
2ocrez Mbl9nitt beriudjter lteberfaG
lpuroe bon Sen fron5DliIdcn Sruppen
absel6la9en.
Sic Tcinolicbc s(rtiIlcrie innr geitern
@6eno I'M slncre<E9ol bel Mericoltrt
tbdtig 1mb ipibrenb ber 9in6t in Der
N6be bon Merris (Slanoern.l
gSir fii6rten lebte gfodt einen crz
folgreihen ltcberfau liiblid) bon Sebuz
tcrne aug.
sl,n ab16ritt BOT, @iellr 8erquin
griffen mir eincl1 Ser BORT bonn Seinb
III Ser 9adt bon1 IA. Sunt erobertel,
Soften an nnb geiplnl,eu lin altriid.
@ir nabmen einige @efangeue 1ltto erz
beuteten 2 Maiebinengepebre.
(Associated Press)
Yaris, 10. Slni. = sln1tlider
Eagesberidt. @e1tern Ibcno I'M
6 l1br bcgonnen Sic 9eutlhcn cine bcfz
tiee 8cl6ieBung OIL Der go115cn Sront
ppr Nbeins, bon Ser Gcge,1D bel Srlgz
np, 1peltli6 ton 9tbei1ns, Big 10 melt
Dltlib ipie 2aHonpelle. llm 8 llbr 9riff
Der Seino sic fran50iilcben Stellungen
5pildcu oieicn Ellntten an.
Sic Sran5plen fin9en ben Stob NIT
bou1 u1tdnbiscnr grfplg ouf, inns buS
@e9enfeuer ber frun5Diiihen geIdiitc
mar iebr iturf.
3ipiiden &risnb l,to Srmes fan1en
Sic reutiden slngriffe I'M fran5oIild9en
Selter gum steben, 1lnb Sic feinSliden
Sruppen tporen tpieberbplt ge5lpunecn,
auf ibre slusgan9ltellen 5l,rilcf5nfollen
llnb fpntten sic fran5Dli1den Stellilns
aen Ihlieblid) nu6 nid)t erreiden.
Inn Hbeims berllnl entipidelten it'd
befti9e Sample, in beren Serlauf Der
Seinb Itarfe @erlllirc erlitt unb iiberull
abeelhluaen tp1rbc.
Seltlid) bon Rbein,s enbete Der
aan,pf ebenfol1s 5ltguniten Der Sran3pz
fen. Sic 9eutld)cn batter stuar in Die
@albungen norboitlid bpn Sillcrh
pprbrinecn fpnncn, ipltrben aber bllrd)
eincn frons0iildnn @egenangrtff tples
Ser bertrte6en.
&enpnmene @cfansenc Idgten ous,
boENbein,s bon 8 Gibilio,1en nn9e9rifs
fen ipurpe. Sic Sen gcfebl butten, Sic
@tnht ip1brenp Ser 9fadt ln,tcr allen
llmitdnben 5lt neb1ne'1.
{ Associated Press
2on Son, 19. S,ni. = slus Dent
amtlidcn gbcnoberid)t. = stprSniilid,
bon 8ctbune nabmcn mir leete ssodt
in einem erfol9rcictcn lleberfoIl ctn'9e
@e5ansenc nnS crbeuteten 1 @a{d)iz
nen9emebr. Scitlid) bpn 9ebl1terne
ip,noc bcnte Npraeu cine fetnblide
lteberfuustruppc erlu1treid ab9ez
Itt(oaeu. gm gilbert abIdnitt dpar sic
feinblihe grtillerie bcutc lpiebcr tbdz
tiger.
{ Associated Press
gcibcr fran5Dlii den q T.
nec, 10. S,ni. = gait ibrcm SIM
9riff allf 8beims in boiler Stdrfc be-
slpcdtcu Sic Scrtlden einen lbipere'1
@egcnldlae III grtlddhi9llng fir ibrcr
Iiberfplg, Gpmpic9ne SIT erobern.
gs nabmen 10000 Wsann on Den,
Nnsriii 5tpiIden @riaup ,mb Sillerl
inter bcm gcicbl tbeil, Sic Sfaot
Mbeims inter olIeu ltntltdnpcn 81 rebe
men. Sbnen ipnroc einc i6redlidc Sic
berlagc slltbeil.
Sic pprbereite,,oe Scldiebung balt,
crte n1ebrcre Stunben uub mar cine bel
heftiaiten biz Jest boraefommeren
! Se1tIih bon 8beims brauaeh Sic Sent:
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20
Nu8 BEN NuSlanoe.
8rpker Mufitanh 1T &tetu.
{ Associated Press

2on BON. 10. Sunt. - Nod)
einem auf9efansenen Tuntlprud, Der
bet grdnnge Sele9rapb So. bon Musz
fau ntitgetbellt tpiro, bot in &tetp
(6nuptltabt ser 1lfraire) Elm GROCER
SluHtnnb begonnen. Sic slrtiqerieborz
ratbe leien erplobirt iporbel1, unO an
bnuer,1oe GtraBenfdrnpie fanben itutt.
gs iolleu 10000 betpoffnetc unb OF
gonilirte 8auern an oen slufltono
tbeilue6men.
Ser 5etnb mD6te bic Sd,uarse Meer=
lluttc benuben.
{ Associated Press)
sc Sian, 10. Sunt. (0erlpdtet.
Sic l1froinilden 0elegaten in Ser ruIz
5iid zl1trai,1iideu Srie0ensfonferen3 in
&iclp berlnngten, oab bie ruliii che
Saipar5e MeerzSlotte NIT 9eutldz
lono an Dem aries segen Die Gqiirten
tbeilndbme. Sieic SorDerltng tpuroe
bon benz 1tfrainil6eu aricssmtnil tier
Worin1ploff peIiiriportet.
Sic 9ele9aten berSoipistsHesierltne
lebnten bieie 5sorberltrtg ob, un0 es
berlnl,tet bter bolbontlif, baB Der
Goipiet@gotihafter Soffe in gerlin Ioz
tpie oer 8olideipifi gefeblsbaber Der
Sdspar5e@leerzSlotte anseiuielen iu11rs
ben, baB 8ublano 0ies Inlinnen 5n=
riidselrieien babe.
aes seirb isG Fs;,fs s@iffc ,tssa:ssa
Associated Press
2pnb Son, 10. Sunt. = Sn Dem
8eridt bes Observation-Disclosures iiber
sic Gage Ser Shiffnbrt llno besS1iff=
baus in ser lseriobe ber 9leueeitultltne
mad, ben1 ariege miro eiultltnn1i9 etne
balbigc slufgobe Ser 9Regterl1ng5fonz
trollc empfoblen.
Ser 6rieoenspertrng loute benTetnb
sur $oernlts9ube ietner Sd)iffe 5lptnz
get1; sic Seeperbrectcn pes Seinoes
lhiper beltrufen uno cine Geraltftiort=
rl1n9 Ser berausgegebenen S6iffe porz
Iebeu, oeren grtrue ols Elm Sbeil Ser
arieesentlddbt9ung angez
ieben trerben lollte.
Ias &on1ttee talt es fir nublps.
8eldrdnfllnseu i'm Sdnffbau fir
9eut|de feit5uieeen, iolanse ntht ale
Iuiirten, ein1dl. ser Ser. Stooten, be-
rcit 1eien, sic neutrnlen 9dnoer 5llr
gefoleltng sl1 5tptngcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20
AuS ber tB1auptttabt
Mmd) IN 9apenpprt follen 8cbanimnge,t
fit &ricgSarbeitcr gcbamt ,ucrbcn.
{ Associated Press

8a a1btn9 on, 10. SlInt- 9it
9lutoritat, ben $60,000,00OeSonbs
Ser bon, aongreb fir Sic gebal'iuna
neutrality-suspicious. beipillist lpllrbe. 81
bcraussaben, ipllrbe beltte bon Yrd1
Bdllpn an Sen Setretdr ocs srbeitsz
departments 9Bilion berlieben,
Sic biesbeaiigli6en Ballplane fir
sic teriebieocnen sp,oultrie8cntrcn. ipp
@obmlngsnotb berrI6t, it1b idpon
fertig uno i6lieBen au6 Gapenport.
Sa., Gin.
Bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

- @us lit idlilnmer: Ser einee=
tilbetc Gcbiloetc pber eebiloete gin'
gebil6e2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

Sa.. Gin.
Bic &pntrattfommiiiio lit
Mmgit.
Associated Press
g3a1bin9t on. 10. SUM.
@ielc ielbltcrfldrte &ontraftfommilliz
;pnsaacnten crlcbienen beltte int sSlllti5e
Department, Inn ibre @eiddftsoperatiz
omen gu erfl6rcn l,nb tint Nadleben 5ll
erludcn, tpcnn bos department lpegen
bes cntbiiQteu Gdmiergelbivitcn,5 'bor1
geben iollte. ourh Das aontroftilbcrz
nebn,cr unb bie Negtcrrng lln Ddllioz
nen bcldtpinbclt ip1lrben.
@cnn basSuiti5ocpurtment au6 fciz
nc iprme0e gttlarllng arlsgcacbcn bat.
tpic es in bicIcr Anselesenbcit 5u ban>
beln gebenft, ipllrOe bo6 angcbcutct.
baB man elm MahIeben in alien Sallen
baben trcrbe. tpns offcnbar lei. bdB
C aftiibernebn,er pber Der
&ommi1Iionsugent beim grlan9en bon
Beltelluneen iueber fragipiirbi9e 0eez
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geipcnbet babe.
senator ac,Opn iiber Seiterreid).
8al9ington. 10. Sum-. - Sic
3erltiidelung ppn Selterretbs ltngnrn.
lobab bie 8Dbmen nnb andre Natlonaz
Iitdten inter benz olterr. Sod frel
,peroen f0nntcn, ip1rbe beute i'm Sez
nat bon Gen. 3enDon (Solpa) alsSbcll
iebes Srieoensprpgramms erflart. Ser
@enator lagtc: .gs gibt fcincn @ralno
fir bas 9nlein Gciterrcids. G5 lit Der
gr1Bte Seblihlag untcr allen 8es'ez
rlnaen Der 8elt genau loldy e1l1
eitcrnbes 8rebsgeld1pilr mic bic Silrz
fet."
.9ie aueenblidlihe Sffeniipe Gee
5terrei6s miro iebll6la9en. Gs tit bas
Iebte aldffen eines frepirenben 8ieltes.
SIZE Dlterreidilde glrmee lit boil BON
Eaulenben. sic 5lln, &fen fir ienes
2aup nidt bcreit iinb. Gnn5e &eeimenz
ter bon E1deden lit,b bcreit. 5litnSe1no
iibersu9ebeu llnb iuarten barduf SB1r
hobcn nidlts bon ber 0lterr. Sffen1tbe
at fiirdten.
Sic 8riter. Sran5olen unp Ime<
rifauer im 8cltcn iperben 1tanobalten.
gBir ipcrber iibcr sic ipe ltltde Sront
nadl gerlin fpmmen. aber cs iplrb 3e1t
Dauern. gs 9ibt aber einen anoernSSe9
a,ac) Berlin - ,,dn,ltd) iiber W1en =
,no Ser mDdbte Ser iiirSelte iein."
Cen. 2etpis (suinois) empfobl. Dob
bic Scr. gtaatcn bic 4rnceor9an1lat1z
on ser Slapeu in GuBlano forbern. sr
,5oote, 9eut1dlanb f6tnte n,6sltdcripei@
He Die ruiliide slrn,ee prgan1llren l'''o
fic iiber Mlasfa gegen slmcrifa lduten'
Gen. 9erDins ioa entiheiSen.
8aibinston, 10. Sn,1i.- 8ie
hcutc perlontete. 5oll Gen. Ycrlbtue
boriibcr entideioen, o6 sauicnoe bon
amerifanilbcn goloaten allf oeln ipe1tz
liden 0ricsslbuuplat fir bic ital'en's
1d5e Srpnt entbebrt tperoe1 tonnen.
Ser italienii1e 8otlbaiter ertldrtt
Sefr. 8oter, bab Bic Sbcilnabn,e anes
rifanilder gruppen an bent 8ampf po1
gortbeil lein iuiiroe. ipcil Ste Seuts
5d)cu fir Sic ssbee Yropasanbo n'ad)@
ten, pab Die Ser. Stoatcn nidt II
Spnpat6ie NIT Stalicn ieicn.
&rieastobtc NIB @er.pnr'bete.
Associated Press }
9YaIbinetp IT, 19. Sltni.- S''
bertise VcrIu1tFiite e,,tbdlt IA Sa'
men, bic iid tpie folet pcrtbcilen:
% 9efallen;
~ on @lnben geItorbcn,
8 an lInfdllen ltip. geiforben;
2 an Slue5eugunfau geltorben;
S on &ranfbeiten aeitorhen;
81 fbtper beripnnoet;
leidt bertuunhet;
/ perntibt; 1
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9eutId,c 9rubmaacn.

ggalbin9ton. 1S. Snni. -
SrabIerilde nno brobenbe aommcntare
ser oeutIbeu 3eitungeu iibcr oas Grs
id,einen bon Sauhbnpte,t an Ser amee
rifanild,en 8iiite tpcrben in elmer gee
fanntmuhllng, Sic bonn Staatsoeparte
mcnt berausgegeben iplrSe. suiame
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20
6lieSertub.
{ Associated Press

@pringficl 5, g, 10. Snni. y
2eut. Sranf Steipart Yatterlon. 9aDs
ton, g., llnb 2eut. QcruD Spnn, gtor<
1picb, Conn. tpuroen 5lpi1dcn bier unb
DnDton bel1te auf Der Stelle getootet.
ols ibr Slus8eug aus einer Sobe bon
10000 Hllb abltiir3te.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20
0ompcrs ,pabrihcinltd ,uieber
6rGiibcnt.

st. Saul, Ninn., 1S. SUM-. =
sslllcm slnlGeiu uacb lpiro Samuel
Gompers fir bos gmt bes Eriilibenten
ser Nmcrican Seberation pf 2abor tetz
ne Sppoiition baben. Sir anbere 9es
tri,,eere SteIlrugen tperoen geae1fan<
sibas,,r a,lfgeitellt ipcrben. Sic Bablen
finben iebenfollS am 9onnerstag ltatt,
1porallf Sic aonbcntion iid) bertagen
iuirb. gs tullrbe bon acknowledgements
ldaft cine Meiollttiou ein9eretd)t, bie
lid, gegen Nlsilbr bon Yupicr ridtet,
oa Elm Man9el an Eapier in hielen1
2anbe ben 2ebensuntcrbalt Der Srnder
in @efabr 5icDt. gs perlalltete, bab
@opier nah aterifo nlsgcfiibrt tpirS.
mo Sic 2eitungen beutid)e Eropaga1lbn
bcrbreiten.
Ienesulaner utter Ierbadt bcs Nrp=
3eutifjtbmm.s.
81 tp yprf. 1S. Slt,i. gs
ip11rbe bcfannt, bob 9r. gsauila @t@
bas, ser friibere Yripatlefretdr Se5
@enerals S. 9. Gone5, Der alS Der
gegcnipdrtige ~Giftator" ppr @eneallz
ella onscieben tpirb, nit Iciner Satin,
Soc6ter 1lnb 5tpei anpcren gu tbrer@ez
1ellldaft eebDren0en Terionen bon
einem liibzameritaniiden sdiff berlnz
teroebult 1lnb na6 gQis Sslarb ge@
bradlt tpl1rbe. gSie eelaet miro. pcrben
tie feltgebalten iperben, big Elm l[nterz
Misunderstanding einen gefnno ilber
Sic auIfnloigun9 bcs Proz9eutlbz
tbllns nbgibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

(6ortiesuug auf ber 4. Seite.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20
{ Associated Press

i Ycn 1ncoIa, Sla., 10. SUM. -
3. 6. Gplbeiter lno q. 9. 91air, gnz
flieger, 1purocn bicr belttc
3ctobtet, als lire Slug5euge 3uIamz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

'tpteber auf lire Observation-Disclosures 5uz
riidgeiporfenn unD berloren cine be-
trd6tli6e an5dbl @efangene.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

Earis, 10. Suni - Gremier
Glemenceaus 3eitllng 2'9orme 2ibre
1a9t mani bobe aus @ol6inston 9ez
bDrt, oab ein Ylau fir sic Nusbiloung
bon Sruppen aus Deu liionmerifaniz
ihen Hepublifen in. ben Ser. Gtanten
in grtpdg1lng lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-20

jSortjesuns auf Der 4. seits.).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
500 DELEGATES ATTEND
MEETING OF ENGINEERS
Annual Convention Of Locomotive
Brotherhood Representatives Now
in Session at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May s.-The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers is
holding its second triennial convention
here. Approximately 500 delegates from
the United States and Canada are in at
tendance. The convention is expected to
last two weeks, but because Of the war
and in the interest Of economy. efforts
will be made to speed up the work.
All the meetings will be held in the
engineers auditorium in the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers build
ing, a ten-story structure owned by the
organization.
Grand Chief Stones official term ex-
pires this year, and he will be candi-
date for reelection at this convention.
The terms of Office Of three assistant
grand chiefs also expire. and their sue
cessors will be elected.
The>part played by engineers behind
the battle lines in France and govern
ment control of railroads during the
war will be discussed by the conven-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
10000 SECONDHAND SUITS
DEMANDED FROM BERLIN
If Residents Hesitate, Warning Is
Given That Garments VIII
Be Taken by Force.

AMSTERDAM, May S.-The city of
Berlin has been ordered to produce
forthwith 10000 complete secondhand
suits for war workers, principally those
engaged in railway and farming work.
It is to be voluntary surrender
against a small payment" but warning
is given that II the clothes are not
forthcoming they will be taken by force.
This applies especially to persons whose
social position warrants the assumption
that their wardrobes are well stocked.
Monday was the first dag for cc:iec-
ton and repositories were opened for
the purpose. There was a rush Of peo-
pie laden with old coats and trousers
who did not conceal their anxiety t.
get possession Of a Certificate handed
to voluntary contributors. exempt
ing them from official inspection Of their
wardrobe. The results of the first days
contributions are said to warrant con-
fidence that the required total will be
reached easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Use, $1.OO and $1.Z5
Drapery Fabrics
Special Friday
at 49C Yard.

High-grade Velton Cloth and Gre
tonnes, in good assortment OF
beautiful styles and effects, includ-
ing double print reversible fabrics
in floral. oriental and bird de-
signs. Very best colorings to
choose from. Lengths from / to 8
yards. An opportunity to purchase
really fine materials for furniture
covers, draperies, cushions and
sewing bags at very small outlay.
0oldsnbszI' Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
So Mating Rugs
at 1895

Because of very slight defects we
were able to get this lot Of rugs to
sell much below the regular price.
They are 9x12-ft. room size: made
of close woven Japanese mating,
effects to choose from.
Tho imperfections are immaterial
after careful inspection we find
only q slight water stain on reverse
side. due to wetting in transit.
GoldenberH's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Big Savings on
Mems FURNISHINGS

MEMS Nainso0k Athletic Uniou
9uitss made with closed 80
crotch: all regular sizes. DC
Worth CSC.
Odd Lot Of Mems Caps, IN
plain and belt styles. ZSC
Worth SOC each. ........
Mems sLuxedo Athletic Under.
wear. sleeveless coat shirts; knee
length drawers. with reinforced
seat: fine quality large H.
plaid madras. Worth sc TIC
cdSH
Mems SILK Fiber NeElige Shirts.
pee9sst sH s Mostly im ail S115
sizes. Worth $3.50....
Mems Union Suits. Augusta Mills
and other well-known makes.
Lisle thread. ribbed cotton and
balbriggan; broken sizes 0P
from our regular stock. VIC
Values worth to $780,.
Mems Terry Cloth Bath Slippers.
carpet bottoms and 49,
padded soles. Worth 39c Lie
pair
GoldenbeY's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Klondike Keeps Up Record.

DAWSON, Y. T., May 6.-The first
gold cleanup Of the Klondike this
spring was made here today by a dredg-
ing company. There Is every indica-
this year will equal that Of last year,
when the output was valued at $3,671,-
900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Mems $1Z.5O Suits, $8.65

- Mems and Young Mems Suits,
neat patterns, in small checks. pin
heads, etc: two and three of kind:
sizes SO to 80 only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
SOC, 3Sc and 39c
Domestic REM
nants, Csc Yd.

Remnants of staple domestics,
including the following:
-36-inch Percales, 36-inch Shirt.
ing Madras, 3z-inch Kiddie
klotb. 3z-inch Dress Bingham,
1.inch Covert Cloth, etc. ..
Good useful lengths for women's
and children's wearables,
Geldenberg's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
5000 and $500
Bed Sets, 1898

Fine grade Dimity and Cambria
Bed Sets. in double and single bed
sizes: white with blue or pink
floral borders and center designs.
Set consists OF cut-out corner
spread and roll piece.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
$500 Comforts
at $3.95

Large double bed size Comforts,
in medium and light weights, for
summer use. Filled with pure
white cotton, covered with best
grade silkoline and soft-finish
cambria.
Golds1berg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Remnant Lots of
Children's Apparel

SnlA0rN1'B WING SaSkAS 0kOOmG6Us
with buttonho1e bands IN
and elastic knee; sizes ~C
4 to IL years.
Little Tots White Dresses, with
deep hens and pin tucks: high
wasted models, trimmed with en-
ton: sizes 2 to silly
yodiS 80.
Little Tots Gingham Dresses,
high-wafsted style with full skirt
and pockets: striped and on
checked effects; sizes 2 CSC
" years.
Little Boys Dresses, of white
crepe cloth: buttoned on side; nm
. ,ssfd , w'sn sslt' e esf1sT S1.1Q
sizes / and 2 years.
Girls White Dresses. of organdy.
high-waisted models. skirts with
deep m b r o / cry ~ no
hounces: Sizes to IA snZVH
years Observation-Disclosures. ::
6aldenberg' s--Th.rd floor. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Small Lots of
Bows Clothing

Boys Blouse Waists, neckband
styles: small sizes only. ~
Quantity limited-wil1 ZOC
Boys Norfolk Suits. of fancy
cashmere, with knickerbocker
pants: medium dun :, dark * @ 10
tl6 years
Boys Norfolk Suits. all light
patterns; patch pocket, pinch
back models only: fancy tweed
and ca ere. C< AZ
$ll.VU .,
Boys Knickerbocker Pants Of
white duck: slightly IN
>soiled from handling; OyC
Boys Wash Suits, one, two and
three Of a kind, pattern and ma
terial, all good quality o. IN
fabrics: sizes from 3 sOl .Oy
to 8 years..
Goldenberg' Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09

purchase Of several thousands of yards of and charming
Lengths from and of patterns there several
Skones light and dark colors
Scrims in andf floral border designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Flouncings
Worth Up to CSC. Yd.
39C Yd.

A miscellaneous lot Of Flounc-
fngs, including 40-inch Organdy
Flouncings, in plain white; others
embroidered in fast color mercer
ICED floss; also 42-inch Swiss and
Wolfe Flouncings. deeply embroid-
cred with heavy scal1oped edges.
Desirable lengths.
New Location-Soction Q.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-12-06
INFLUENZA OVER THE STATE

J. H. Jacobson returned Tuesday
from an extensive business trip over
Idaho and adjacent states in the in
terest of the government crop esti-
mates. Wherever he went he found
the influenza improving greatly. In
some towns it was serious, others
not so bad. Nez Perce in Lewis
county has had its share of the ma
lady, but conditions were improving
right along. Everything in Spokane,
Wash, is from under the ban now
and the disease has run its course
there.
In Butte, Mont, the influenza has
broken out IN some strength and
everything, including saloons, bar
Der shops and cigar stores are tightly
closed. At all places all household
orders are delivered by grocers to
avoid crowds in business places and
on the streets.
The compulsory wearing of masks
Is not in force at any place Mr..
Jacobson visited, and he was sur
prised on reaching Blackfoot to find
all citizens wearing masks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-12-06
WEEKLY AND SEMI.WEEKLY
!. PAPERS PERMITTED TO
OPERATE ON CREDIT PLAN
Restrictions Lifted From County Papers Decem-
Der l. This paper Will Conduct Its Sub
scription Business as Heretofore

This paper will conduct its sub
scription business as it has done for
the past several years, removing any
subscribers from the list when they
request discontinuance of the paper,
but not stopping the paper at expir-
alton of the paid subscription unless
there is definite request to that
effect from the subscribers A num-
Der of subscribers say they would
rather have the newspaper stopped
at expiration of the paid period, but
this office mas tested that out enough
to know that these same people are
very much annoyed when that is
done. Most of them actually "get
sore" at the publisher when that
rule is followed, so this office has
concluded not to adopt it.
However all persons who have q
record for being habitually in ar
rears and not paying until urged to
do so or until collector goes after
them, will be required to pay cash
when subscribing for this paper.
The liberal terms of credit hereto
fore extended to that class of GUS
toners will no longer be granted.
The postal department has made
a ruling that no subscriber is entitled
to postal service in the delivery Of
his paper on the usual terms If he
gets as much as year in arrears,
and we think that should be the ex-
treme limit.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-12-06

On the first day of November the
country newspapers were released
from the drastic orders of the wal
industries board requiring them to
operate on a cash basis. Daily pa
pers were required to go On cash
basis on the first of October and
weekly and semi-weekly papers on
the first of November. 1t was ex-
pected that this order would continue
in effect until the end of the war, and
the unexpected ending Of hostilities
early in November was the reason
for the release on the first of De-
cember. The release order does not
apply to daily papers until the first
day of February.
The order required that all sub
scribers who were three months or
more in arrears should be taken off
the list until such time as they re-
newed on the cash basis and as the
average country newspaper in the
United States had a large percentage
of it's subscribers in arrears it nearly
put the publishers out of business
over night. The order contained fif-
teen paragraphs of "don is" and part
of these fifteen paragraphs are likely
to remain in practice by the more
progressive newspapers tho the cash
and carry" part of it is generally
considered impractical for country
pepers.