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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
Webitation bes SgeIs.

WebttutiOn bes Sgels.
Die WiFsnituft tiimmsrt ii4 me6r
UNI mebr
lin meine, bes sSeeIs, geringe perion.
Sebt Fdnb man bernus: 60 un1efdhr
3tpsi eanss milIionen Sabre idon
2ebt auf Der @rpe bus SSgeltbier.
DeseIei6en III man gu bebaupten be-
reit:
60 lanae Iebt aud Der Menib f9ou
bier;
Gr tam nit Dem sSgel 5ur ielbsn 3eit!
8iel @bre fir mid, rabrbuftig ciei
Chr!
8eitreiten ouh monhe Die Sbeort,
llnb faaen, bdb iie nid't ridtig mar,
sStl nebme lie an, if SqelDieb
sSch bin pom MenIben Der 3eitgeHoB,
@ir icbritten sifiammen Die tpeiss
gdbn;
Sb elm sSdbrtauieub ums unore pers
flob,
Wir hielten uns tpoder bier aaf Dem
plun.
Werb aud Der Sdtpsinigel i4 ges
ndnnt,
Bin i9 bod pehrbdft, tiidtts, ges
tpiegt;
Uldn tpeib ia, Die i6 eiHuldl ges
tpdnbt
Das @rpBmoul, ben SuieH, TN Wett'
lauf befieet.
DAB 70 nit Dem Wenften perfuiipft
i'd BIN,
eSft uleinsm ffillen Oafein Elm 3rpH
Jso9 stpei Ntnionen! SH bieItHt
Giun',
sSbr 3eitssnoHen, Iage i'd: ppof!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

grodengefaI5eues Glsti4.
Short clear edteu 2S Gsnta; sytrd
jbort dear esiten 271-28c; fur5e
Hirpsn 27A-20e; Bellies 29a-Sot
PEI plumb.
Gerdu9erfes TIeif9. -
G6ott clear Gstten 30--30Ae; ertra
ibori clear Geiten 30--30ae; fut5e
Shipper 30-90Ae; Bellies 323-33e.
sugar gureb GIeii4.
GAinisn 2si-29at; yitnie G@uI'
tun 24-245e; Brsaifait Bacon 37h
--39e; 6dulitrn In pndetsn "a
243r; Rem Dort Gut 26A-27e; &C.
trodnsts Beef edulisrn 31-31ae.
eHBgspSdsitts GIsif d.
S9infen 254-26e; pienic Stultsrn
2lte; gslliss 80 35e; S9ultsrn IN
padetsn 213s; Rem gprt Gut DO. 20
-231e.
JrifGts Tfsifd. = S4in'
fen, Iofe 23s-24Re; pienie S4nls
tern 1s-20e; GhuItsrn 22-22ht;
tur3e Rippenteiien 24a-25hr; i1ort
clear Rippsnisiten 24A-25ae; ertra
jbort clear aippemisittu 24A-2oae;
lsifte Bellies 32S 33fe; i4Dsre DO.
31-32e. .
Mebt unb Getreibs
msbI. - Winir pnttnt S10.S0
-11O0; Winier fanep 5000; Wins
Ter familp $9.70; Wintsr ertra $8.70;
Minter orSindre $3.50; 6artss Weis
5sn patent $11.25-11.75; 9artss
Deissn fantp $10.5O-11o0; 9artss
Weisen familp $9.70-10.75; Rorib.
ipsftern semudtss $9.50-1o.OO;
Resssn, Gitp, $9.0-10.00.
Wei5eM- Der Warit mar fts
tis; go. 1 rctber $2.20;:. 0o. 2 ro'
tier $2.17; 30. 8 rofber $2.14-2.'
153; 90. a $2.12-2.13 per Blu.
WeIf4form - Die 0uotiruns
gen fallen tempordr aus, ba infolgs
Dee gfringelI HHgtDptS NInR pttfle
tsjisefteIt tptrhm iSnntn. - Beibss
Rolbeni0rn $1A5-1.60; selbes &ols
benforn $1.45--1.50; gemiidtes &ols
bsnsorn Sl40--145; ipti4es Gorn
75c-S1.25.
Safer. - go. 2 tpeibsr 9Oae;
STANDARD iu.iBer 90e; go. 3 tpeibsr
89-89A; Ho. 4 tpeiber 1856;
go. 2 semiidier $3.50; so. 3 se'
mifdisr einbeimifGer S7-88e; Ro 4
gsmiifter 85-S7e
RoggeH. 30. 2 $2.06--2.OS;
go. 8 $2.04-206; go. a 500
2.O4; probe s1.95-2.00.
Mhistep.
Gs purben brits 115 JdiIer auf
Der gaFs Don $460 per GaIons pers
iaaft.
Groceries.
Raffee. = Japa 27-32c; Uto'
6a 27--3oe; GuattmaIa farrp. isins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
Gbieaap. 4. Hebruar.

Wslidiorn. = Giir Mdrs $1.26g
II 27s; am SdluB $1.27. SIR Mai
$1.24I-125i; ON GtEub $1.24z.
6afer. - Jiir Wdrs s2A-S3ae;
on Salub s2k. Sir Mai 79a-
S0ar; am GGmb 79ac.
Rcseen. = 30. 2, Wartt uominsl.
@rite. - $1.53-l76.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

3uder. - preiie fey. - Raffis
nirter Gut aoof 10c; poipbsreb Sic;
qranulirier Sc; gonfectioners "a
SIC per 100 pfuub; Tsp Orleans
clarified peibsr BIC; bo. ssIbsr Sc per
pfunb.
Molaffes. - Warit itetig. -
Reip Orleans Sppm &etttl 58-65e;
Centrifugal 25-34c per GaIloue.
Reis. - Grtra faneb Seab g.
9ac; fanep 8l-S3c; feronb 5eao Sc;
sebrO9ensr 7ae; Sapan 84-8ae.
Dairp .probufts
8utteL - Wartt sismli9 lcbs
bott. prsiIs f.If. - WhOIsmiIt ertra
SAC; Gentrdlissb srtra 51ic; Gentra'
lisso firiis 49Ae; iseOnbs 47c; Gdnen
Dqirp 45c; padins StOd 33-S7s
per pfunb.
adfe. - Warii fejt; Sbio 26e;
9lorbpeiiliasr 26--28ae; Sdpsiser
4D-65e; 2imburssr 29-29ac; bo.
grid 32e per pfunb.
gier. - Bride Gier finb in
Tahfraae. prina firfts 5iibnertissr
63e; firfts &c; orbindre firfts 55e;
fseonbs SIC per Dutenb.
GefIigeI. - Martt lebhaft;
preiie feFt. = 8rpilers 3tpti pfunb
uub barunttr 26e; iJrpers iiber ,tpei
pfunb 26c; Sdbne 19-23c; 6iibner
26e; Srutbiihnsr pon 8--10 pfunb
2Se; bo. nit trummer Bruit 1Sc;
Guus Sc; ipsibs gnteu 27e; fdrbies
25c: Gdnfs 1S-20c; aIts sausen
$1.50 psr 0ubenb.
Safen. &c. ! $2.00-2.26;
30. 2, S1.50-1-75; Ro. 3 60-75r
per Dnsnb.
ObffuubG GemHie.
3itrpnen. - California $3.50
800 per Rife; aimes S2.75-3.Oo
per Rife.
~ ". UiHAiDa Wv
400; Snngerine S3.00-3.25 pss
Rife.
ananas. -SsIs Of pines s4.'
$500 per Crate.
GRAPE Gfuit. - Jloriba S.
25-4.O0 per stihe.
MepfsI. - sonnfhon $3.50
$500 per HbI. Gmofebouis $4.5-
500 per BEL; Rambo aipfsI S4-25
-4.50 per gbl.; grimes golbsn $6.s
90 per gbl.; Mplf gfiRr $3.50 per
Btl.: pippins $4.50-5.00 per 9bl.;
orbindre Gorien 75c-$1.00 per DBL.
xomntoes. - 9reibhaus 16--
20c per pfunb.
QartpffeIn. einbtimliAe
$2B52.T5; Mi4ison s2-5o-2.6o
PET 100 pfunb Sod ruf BEN GeldIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
TreunbinnsM

SrGulein I.: sd mo6te germ meis
nem grGntisam Dor unierer So8aeit
nod cine usberrafauns bereitsu, mas
i0hnfe i'd tpobI ba tbuu9"
5r6uIsin 81 .Srage bod etnsu
Gag bein. falIdew ,3abne ntt9t.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
Drs 0soss.Marft.
gtneinnait a. gebr. 1918

S,pb Der ungiHiIgiten WitteriIilg
ipar Der Martt reft tbbaft unb fart
unb bic prsiis in pielen 5dIlsn bober.
Die auOtirunseH narm ME foIsi:
araursr spusIiH- @-sat aons q
2e izc. 9peiier i6izr.. 3enberfon gamifn i64. {,
8epgerei i0st t6c, DO % s2isr, iiticd 10sl
s2tke.
@sbIstntrr TvsIiu @amfu.fa
271tt Jrfit oi fbe Poem 2ie, eons0o[e 20e,
9icfpnpine 23isc, oin zoe. 6ope ise. 6beoiins
Gtat ioS. Gtist f7iss, Mepsater iss eutntbaa
1876, pepDsrsi io-{ bos. 30 81 46c, Goa,elts
f4itc Utica 10.4 e5<. DO o. eoe. Brighton
10sl SOC. 20 % ACC.
&rtufs - slniertraH EtirtiHa fiizc. gsEs
f-dl Rarf 9he. umerirnH Sroiao f3ixt wtour.
ming 1876, SiuploH gioHfning i81zc Giur.
ton YiaiH Hine 1876. Gudb I3c. gdeiiic nuh
SemiIioH 1ipta Tebes ICE. Asliance i2he.
1fdfnd For,-orA fatke rGflmsh 400.
45o 2se, Queen Of Toe Gjeff x < CSC. eusdne-
bsrna s0e Geneftraa Q Q sec.
Ctnato m . - Grlcste1g 6tnpif fs1xc.
q q 22he. Grsrstt gIrfte iss, rcnenfser
eSttffna slabs HibsrFbr 1sMe,
elippsr iss, saiisHai ise. GIsneaIs iee. eSc'
6ssins ssasss ss, xaHass sa,1s,
Gncirf AZ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

Gineiuuatt. 4. Gebr. 1918.
3ufubr unb gerfaibt fir bie lebtsn
4S gtunben, psrgliteH nit berielhn
Get bsr Isbtsn D0te, itnb tpie fOlet:
3ufubr
RtnbD. S4ipeine G1afe
28. San. =. 1850 1857 b
4. Sebr. =. 1928 5317 20
@sranbt
Rinbp. ShipeiHe S4dte
%. San. -. 265 3544 -
4. Tebr. =. 35 41N -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
iteberHdjt bes Cincinnati
NysarfteS.
Cir BE @lsntas, ben 4. Tebrnar
1918 enbisenbeu Bs9s.

Gintinnati 4. Gebr. 1913.
Die no9foIssnbsn luOtirunssn Sc.
jisb<u f4 uiir auf Gnsrcss Srnnsnt'
iicnell. Bxi iIsinfren Gei6Sftrn iDers
hsu etpas b5btrs prtiie bertGnft.
prepifionsR
G9mafs. Yrima GtsdH'
25.zo-25.5os; eausp S.eo-26.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

3dnfe. = Wlartf mar riibis IND
itetis. - Reugsial5ene SO. l lac;
SO. 2 13c per s,funb; trodene Stint
27e; trpdensefal5ene 26e; aalbf.ut
24-26e; gso. l guIsn lie; Ro. 2
bo. 1Oe; pfrbebdute go. / srobe So
so; Ro. 2 bo. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
GiGerune.

slrst gum pantcffeIbeloeu, behen
Srau I6cn Idnsers 3eit franz tit):
.sS6pe 5rau bat ON Riideu einen
bfirtunteInufenen Sled Bat iie
Tih ON Enb: perlsst9"
qortpTfeIbeIb: .a9 neiul -. 4ber
feitoem re franz it, fFGFt fis auf
Ssn 9ausfhlRhtI!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
pierbe uns usamIei.l.
gtufiunotf A Nebr

Cincinnati, a. 5sbr. 1918.
Tie gef9dfte ipurSsn fart beein,
trGttisi bur9 Die Ishledten Sranss
portsgeIsgsnbsiten. Die prsiis paren
ftstis unb am S&lub ME frlst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
Ser 50 o bItb1teE

OR IaIruneIt fir grnle,
3u lil6ern bic gfotb,
Sci BreirR6en urlo ghafbarn
Nad @ottes @ebot.
Gs iiiGen BITE Spetber
9ie blederne @idf',
gFit Der er berumgebt :.
llno er2 - @r 3ablt utrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

GabfartoffsIn - Hnnfp
0dlI S2.00-2.25 per Camper.
@nriem - 4rsibtau1 $17b--
200 per Dubnt.
Rfaut. = Ddnif4ss $45.0o-
$500 PET Son unb $45o-4.75 per
BbI.
etsdrabsn = $2.4O-2.5o
per Blu.
msibs Rabsm $25o-2.7b
per Hbl.
3nfebeln. - Gelbe $3.50
2.75; ipsiBs $2.50-2.75 per bunberi
piunb God auf bem Geleiie.
O riine 1obnen - Sanli4s
$3.50--4.00 per 6omper.
2arotten. = Ginbeimif4e ST.
so per gbl.
5eu. - go. / simof6p $32.75-
1890; 80. 2 9imoibp $32.00-32.s
so; go. 8 SimotbH $s0.50-31 so;
go. / ssmiiftsr Slice $31.50-32.O 90;
no. 9 ssinri6ter alee $31.50-32.o0;
gp. l alee S34.O0-35.00; go. 2
als. $o3.5O-43.00 ;g(lfalfa 1920
$500; RssenIirob $15.50-16.0O;
mei5enitrob S14.50-14.75; 5afera
itrob S15.00-15.5O per 9onrx.
WhbIenfutter. - Martt Isbs
bafi. - aIsis $38.O0-38.50: Wib<
blinas brauns s44.00-45.0o; ipeibs
s46.00-47.00; semii9tts gutter
45.50-46.00.
Gdmereien - Rurit feit;
aIeefnm.n $1s.00-1975; per 9u.
bonn Gtors; Eimofhb S3.80-4-20;
Jlodsiamen S4.25 per gu.
Dsrf@isoeneS.
Dele. - Rarft jtetig. - asinol
rcbes $1.23 per Gaaons in partien
BON ID gbI.; 1--9 gaIIonsn &c,
ioatss S1.24; Ro. / aurbSI, $1.08-
1.10; Dinters1eit $125-1.3o; Got
ton Sesb Sil raft. $1.32 per GaIIon.;
9rpsniin 53c tn partien DON Is
i5ab; pstrOlsum, Obio Carbon STATE
Seft 91e; Spe8idls Sorte 10c; Ree
groipu GoioIiu 24e; Rapbta 30r per
GalIcne.
Gals. - Der Wartt IN ieit. -
Obio gliper s2.o1 per 96l. bon 100
pfunb, Gu6rlohn binsustfiigt.
9alg. - Marit fart. = primo
Giip. 17a-18c; DO. gountrp Is
15Ie per pfunb.
HobIeM - Marlt rubis. pittss
burg S5.0Q-6.00; aannpha $500
900; Rut Anb 6lad s4.50-5.75 per
9pnne abselisfsrt. Rau9lofs Stiids
tobl,n $3.50; antbra3ite $1,000 per
1onn. abseIisfsrt. got. tofiet 5000
$50 per Sonne abgelidert.
@olIe - Der Warit tpar IN
Der psrfloEenen Mcde feft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Official War
Reports
BRITISH

LONDON. Nay s.--British uoopa.
b. countsrattaek last night. drove
tho Germans from portions OF the NJ
lied front which they had occupied
In the morning. between Ia Clytte
and Noormescslc. Ffo.d Marshal HaiE
reported today.
The ncw German attack followed
violent bombArdmsnt on the Plan.
dcrs front. and tho attack was
launched south Of Dick~bush lake.
between Yprca and KENNEL.
W. drove tho enemy last night
from tho positions he gained ycHter.
day morning In the Ia Clytie. voor
mczooie section and ro-sNtabllsh~d
tho positions We originally held. 3"
HAiEs statement said
n new German attack north Of
KENNEL this morning prcau-d back
our line slightly at one point.
Yesterdays attack in FLANDERS
was carried out by two German ~.
visions 90. 900 mem. They suffered
heavily.
Hostile raids were rcpulaod last
night In the ncighborhood OF Lens
and Mcrris. We took prisoners yea
terday In the local fighting near
Bucauoy midway between ArraA
and Alberu
Tho cncmy's artillery developed
considerable activity last night In
the Albert sector.
We improved our new positions
between the somrne and Ancre and
took several prisoners"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
.R,R, employees
MUST NOW PAY
own CLUB DUES
ny T.. HARPER LEIGH

wASfffNOToN. May .. The
work Of putting the railroads back
into the railroad business II going
right ahead.
Only short while ago Director
General McAdoo took much Joy out
Of railroad political life by prohibit.
ing thu employment OF lobbyists or
the further issue Of intra state
passes The mourners were many.
ana letters poured in on congress
men from devoted henchmen back
home deprived OF their FREQ rides
And now another one. Tho director
general has ruled that tho roads
must no longer pay club dues for
their employees. out OF operating eI.
pcnser
This hits some parts OF raiidom
where IL lives. For many years IL
has been the custom 81 some roads
TO plant a large number OF their
employees In Commercial Clubs.
chambcrs Of Commerce and similar
bodies Usually the executive off.
GERS Of the roads and all the freight
and passenger solicitors were ia.
stryctad 10 Join these organizations
and their dues were paid by the
road and charged up 10 operating
expenses expenses on which
rates are based
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Retreats Weren't
Strategic, Greene
Says at Banquet

Recent retreats In France were
not strategic. MAI Gen. II \.
Greene said emphatioaiiy Wcdnes.
day night In his address made at IN.
allies dinner given in tho FIRST frca-
byterian church.
The allies were being forced
back. but | have every confidence IN
the world that tho lines viii hold un'
al We get there no said.
Representatives OF every allied
nation were present Mt the dinner.
with 500 wcii.known residents Of Sc
attic.
on behalf % Japan. Consul Mat
sunAf.a said his nation was prepared
for any emergency In Siberia. An
hi. own personal opinion. he ct
pr,.ned n belief In four years more
Of warfare.
Addresses were also made by Rear
Admiral Robert y. Cconu. Prof. j.
NJ bowman. III. Albert George. Itai.
ian consul. british Consul Bernard
prliy. Assistant United states A''"r.
ney General Clarence l. Hsam~~ and
Captain caveian. OF the French ship
perour~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
SEALSKIN COATS
OR CANNED FISH?
THAT'S THE ISSUE

Out on the rribilof Islands.
about 500 mllss from irI~toi
Hay, Aiaska's most abundant fish.
Ing grounds. In. government
maintains = herd 81 seals. In
1919 there were S.ooo. 900. and
the sup~rintrudrnts stated their
Intention ~ bringing that figure
up 10 5000. 600 by 1891,
No seal fishing by private indiVlds
uala Is permitted, Every ono. In a
white the government employees
make a roundup and Kill the young
males, and send the skins on To 81
Louis. where tho government op-r'
atcs u plant for caring for IN. skins
Tho flesh gees Ia tho natives for
food.
Under n treaty signed by Great
britain. Russia. Japan and tho Unit
ed states. percentage division OF
tho sale Of each akin In made.
Seal Eats Fish
hut salmon eannerymen want To
know what seal has for breakfast.
They have very strong impre~'
sion that hc has an average of ten
or twelve nice. fresh salmon day.
and tho they gran, that. probably
one half 90 the seals on the i'rihliof
islands do not visit the salmon
banks. even 1900. 900 hunghy mann
mails with voracious appcute-
means a depleted fish supply. ~,
IN. rate of even five fish a day. the
seals would destroy more fish than
the entire amount consumed In tho
United states, cannerymen say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

Since tho army In requiring such
immenH. amounts OF fish. and the
public demsnds. and tho govern.
mcnt urges cannerymen To put the
maximum amount upon tho market.
the cannerymen want tho seals kept
ut home.
"It'r - question Of food supply for
tho people. or s.stiskin coats for lux.
ury loving women" Hay the oannrry'
men.
And it'a one Of tn. big issues he
fore the international fisheries con.
f-renc. that resumed sessions at the
Chamber OF Commerce. Thursday
morning under direction of secre-
,ary Redfield OF IN. department Of
Commerce. New treaties concerning
fi-h and seals are to he made. what
about the seals nppe,it~a7
Different phases or halibut fish.
Ing we're heard at the conference
Thursday morning. Represents.
tiven of the haiibut fishermen pr-.
sonted the need for closed season
OF three months during IN. spawn.
Ing SEASON In tho early fall.
Unless some action II taken nj.
most Immediately the haiibut will be
come a thing OF the past. the fisher.
men claim.
Friday will be the final day of the
hearing.
Secretary Rcdfeld will be the
guest or honor at 4 luncheon given
saturday. May II. by the King
County Democratic club nj the Good
Fats cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
FRENCH

PARIS. May ,.--Artillery fighting
north and south of the Avrc contin.
ued last night. the French war office
announced today. a German raid
was rcpulscd at la Chapclle Sairnan.
Regarding tho operations IN Mace
donia. IL was reported that artillery
fighting has developed between Lake
on Serbian positions were ropulsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
ANNOUr"E PROGRAM
q. S, CHEESE EXPERT

The substitution OF cheese for mea,
wili ba dlaeuna~d and demonstrated
nv Mrs. Halle Davis. United States
eo,,ax, chccs. expert. who arrives
THURSDAY night TO bcgin course OF
instruction here. a, meetings held
turnout the city.
Her program follows; Friday heh'
rhish. iso y. m. Saturday. Auburn
high. p. N. Monday. broadway
high. 4 D. m: Tuesday. ballard high.
$40 p. m. "wednesday. University OF
Washington. II n m ThufSaay'
Franklin high. 53o p. m Friday
Rsnton high. p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
CUT SHASTA SERVICE
AFTER EIGHT YEARS

Tn. shasta Limited. which has OPP
Grated betx~en Seattle and San Fran
cisco continuously for eight years.
has been cut Off at Portland. ana
connections with it--nust hereafter
t~ made In that city.
Portland was made the terminus NJ
the train in limo with curtaiim.nt OF
pa4scn niger service between Seattle
and Portland. from nine 10 six trains
a day. Connection from Seattle can
be mad. by tho Northern Pacific
local. leaving here NJ a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Mother Tries to
Commit Suicide

IAylnx her s.monih-oid son In The
hall Of the Elm hotsi. sol EiEhth
ave. Mra Sam Gasnlblin "Wednesday
night attempted suicide By turning
on a wAs Jet
Tel, my husband To take care OF
the baby" she wrote IN h"'' a.
tsrh~d to tho tableeio;h.
Occupants Of the hotel. smelling
ra.. called the police and opened the
doors, rrvivinx Mrs oamielin. 81"
will recover. she KEEP, the motive
s.crs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

WASHINGTON. May Coal
production in the United States dur
ing tho four months prior 10 May
was isi,e92.00o tons. railroad off.
Gals announced today. This repre-
scented an increase of 5000. 900 tons
over the same period OF 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
MAY ADD TO COAL AND
OIL BY OPEN RESERVES

WASHINGTON. May '.-open,
INK OF vast government reserves OF
oil. coal and minerals, proposed In
tho new oil leasing bill reported TO
tho house yesterday. will do much
toward relieving n coal shortage
again next winter. members of the
public lands committee declared to-
day.
COLORADO alone has millions Of
acres OF coal lands untouched.
Rep. Taylor declared today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
Many School Children Are Skkly

Mothers Who valve their own eomfsff
snd The welfare Of their ehils'sa should
nsssf be without . hos Of Mother GrAys
n~es' Powders for Chlifrrn. for use
Throughout The s-aron. They break up
colds. relieve fsssrishssss. constipation.
tssthirE disorders. hsedarhs and stem
ssh troubles tssd by nfs,hsrs fos 10
yssrs THESE rOwngIB NEVER
FAIL All drus stores. as. bear s~s~ps
sny sahstitsts. sample fHrG Address
Nathsf Gray Co. Ia REV. y. f.-Ad-
ssfftssnsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair Il. Next Liberty
theatrc.--A6vcrtiHc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
$500, 900, 900 INCREASE
IN NAVY ORDNANCE BILL

WASHINGTON. May at the
urgent request OF Secretary Daniels.
tho senate navai affairs committee
Increased the naval ordnance appro-
prlation in the navy bin by 5000, 000.'
600 today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
4 EXPRESS COMPANIES
WILL ORGANIZE MERGER

WASHINGTON. May "a mcrg'
or Of the four leading express com
panics-wenH- Fargo. United States.
American and Adams-with cap
itaiization Of s55 900 900 is to be sane.
toned By the railroad administration
for the period OF the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
WANT ALL TO JOIN
TRAFFIC OBSERVERS

The Traffic ObserverR' club.
which has been started In seat,l. by
the traffic regulation committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce. Will ad.
init all persons who promise 20 co
operate with the club in an effort 90
Improve traffic conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
ClOUDBURST KILLS 7

CLARKSBURC. w. Va. May o.
Seven persons were killed when a
cioudburst struck Big Isaac. In
Doddgridge county today. The
flood carried "a dozen dwellings and
their sleeping occupants down Big
Isaac creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-09
CALL FOR RAILWAY MEN

PORTLAND. MAY s.---Oregon has
been asked 10 supply % railroad
brakemen. flagmcn and conductors
before May 20. The war department
wants enlistmcnts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-17

Here are some things not Of the
present generation, yet within the
memory Of the oldest inhahitapt. They
are enumerated by George Constant
in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Little girls and boys who could cor
xectly name In sequence the books Of
the Bible, recite the beautudes and
give the personnel Of the twelve dig
ciples. and tn whom the names and
ausecedents Of movie stars were as
welded mysteries.
Mothers whose delight was 10 set
b sustaining table of good food to
their growing children, at which we'll
cooked steak and brown gravy. big fat
biscuits and fresh milk In unlimited
measure predominaied, the whole
gianked by homemade preserves and
BELLIES. and whose pet abomination was
Good eaten from a paper bag.
Memory cards. affected by loving
aauples in their middle teens, sent
shrough the malls and conveying
ardent sentiments Of personal regard
IA rustic gothic type, and embiaEoned
nth cooling doves, hearts pierced with
nrrows and wreaths Of forget-me~nots
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-17
The E1fhar E14rrrnn

In North side family are two sman
boys. agw SIX and four One afternoon
recently they were Struggled on the
ecaeh with thesr sovsruess, who was
reading storiss TO them to keep them
amused. Ebert. the older. had pushed
n1s small brother OFF the edge Of the
c0uch. ia his desire TO have first place.
IN the story the word heaven ap-
peared. and the dx-year-old asked.
what does that neanT The COVER
mses explained that heaven was state
~ happiness. and TO illustrate, she
went on : Now, here are Ebert and
N coy and warm On the couch and
hearing this beautiful story, while out
ssde II Ia stormy and cold. This is
heaven to Us.
Just at this point the younger, who
had been elected from the circle and
was therefore Ia revengeful mood,
turned around suddenly aud. in his
most sarcastic druwi said: Well
IL you and Eboy's in hes--ven. then
mee in he--elL~--IndianApolts News