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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
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Rad rNls sNd Fh@n sfsrt sAvsHa
10 FuFsAsss Ns~ Y. H.
aMauTlslea

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stmmwat attn tAsa wa~ lasf bas ghwF
mAf hnlp "a ses t1fth IN anaaas
tgam sha National War savings Co.'s
mRiee tas oklahoma 10 tho suhaah
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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-08-23
CatargI, Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh Is local disease greatly in
fluenced by Constitutional conditions and
in order tc cure it YOU must take an
internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hairs Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed ~ on, of the best physicians
In this country for years. 1t is com
posed OF some Of tie best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. Tho perfect combination Of
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results N catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free
T. J. CHENEY 4 co, l'rops.. Toledo, o.
All Druggists. I5c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-08-23
JOT 1T DOWN

That we do the very
best line of Commercial
Printing and at reasonable
prices. Give us your next
order and let us prove our
assertion,
Bear in mind, we want
your business, and we pro-
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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-08-23
'spueIIJ poo3

'spuaIIJ poo3
10 lsou sABq OF f2IIBndod 10 pIoS
uBql Ielloq 81 u lnQ 'Iulndod 90 ~
5uIGJn5l5 81 u uoII 9q ol poo5 81 II
nv 10 @ssa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
Seine GrbObnng Ser 5abrrate.

Gum 5meiten Male bat Sic 5tnbt
oie grbobung Der 5abrrate mif ben
StraBenbabnen BON 5 altf 6 Gents
pertpeigert. Siesmal nit brei gegen
5mei Stimmen. @egen grbobune
itimmten Mapor Ben, Seuermal1n
nn0 @rigbt. Sir grbobung Gam
bert nno Gop. Mapor Sell CAB olio
oie enti1eibenbe Stimme alb. Die
@. 81. Bubble Serpice Company bate
oarauf b%ingemieien, oaB iie ge5ml;ri-
gen NOR, alien Ingeitellten bobere
2obne 81 bemiaigen nto oaB Die
Sehscent= State mn mdbrenb Scr
&~riegsoauer uno mabreno Die eegen-
martigen boben 8reiie, fir 4aes,
mas gum 8etrteb oes Spitems ee=
bort, anbolten, gelten fon.-@ir iino
geipiB ni6t fir cine Webrbelaltung
Der 8emobner ser Stabt, ober pci.r
ireeno ctuas berebtiet it, 10 iItse s
oas 8erlangen Der StraBenbabnfon1=
paenie, ibre ginnabmen nit BEN iih
fortpabreno fteigern6en @usgaben in
Ginflang 5n bringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
f:er Yrsle fh seras;, 1reitas Den 8. Mousmbsr 1918.

altelr @rafen fir einen Moment 1idt-
bar tpuroe. @r bob Sen Nrm 5unt
@ruBe un0 trot Damn iogleid 5uriid.
0as Gamilienoberbaltpt e~rtportetc
oen Sobn i'm eigenen @erno1e.
Ils Meitbaro sic S6neQe oes
aonigin5inmers iiberi1ritt uno lei
mem gater in ii1tIiGer getpe9ung.
entgegen elite, ipriibten gleidiam
8llpfen gus, Dent gr5n Gus uelGem.
oes greiies 3iige gesoiien iAieneus
Gin sraider 6reuoenltrobl 6ra6 aus
Dem fa(ten 4uge, oas Die gauge @rz
lbeinu1g oes Seimgefebrten ME etr
Slia uberflog. 9as a~olerauge 0es
ldarfen Menlhenfenmer5 bate iii
Dem @eii6te, oas er ourdipGbt, Ct.
men 1ellen Bug erfaBt = oieier Bug
lprad) BON araft.
n@iufon1mert auf Hteoegg, Meiu=
barol" Oh liebit gut ats! 8ir iino
iiberraibt = 9ein 93eiieplan lieB
9i6 friibeitens gum a6eno erpar-
ten"
SD traf idon seItern in 8rirea
Elm, menn audi ipat, uno nabm beute
friib5eitig grtrapoit. @asen un6 Sc
pdf folgen; es lofte mild, unten int
9orfe aus5uiteigen uno in @iniom=
felt uniere alien aaitanien pieoer5u-
griiBen."
Ole tiefe Solte, uelde Iett langerl
Sabren 5miiden ben 8rauen oes al
ten Grafen bauite, grub iih idarfer.
Gr manote iid ieittparts uno muir
melte: Simmer nod Der cite Bban-
taitl"
(Sortiesung foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
Gpileptiide aufaae. Serr @eora

5. Hobb, elm prominenter 8eidofts-
mann in Moneton, q. g., i6retbt:
sd babe mieoer cine 8elteaung auf
5orni's Ilpenfrduter genladt, oelln
i'd mod)te nidt gerne obne Dies Sell
mittel iein. 9as ilnge M1ohen, fir
ueldes id Die Meoi3in 5iierit beitea-
te, NOR id)limm bon epileptiiden @n-
fallen geplagt; tie batte oeren oft
bier bis ad)t mabreno zines Cages.
Seit fat bier Monaten bot iie feinen
anfau mebr gebabt iinh fiiblt fin
lcst pie elm neiies 8eien." 9ieie
olte srautermeoi8in lit iuegen ibrcr
merfmiiroigen beilfr1ftigen 8irfune,
b%eionoers in iogenamlten ~nlinbeilba-
rem" 5dllen, beriibmt ~eetuoroen. sic
miro nift ourd &potbefer berfauit.
Dan fhreibe an Or. Beter SabrneD
& Cons 60. 250t 8aibington 8lpo.
Gbiengo, 81. (Nn8.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
3eras.

Die 8eneralnnmaltidaft bal
bonn 9iItriftrihter Calhoun IN G.t-
tim gilboltsbefeble gegen Ole Manp.
rp 9afnpfergeieaidaft unb Santa Sc
eiienbabn Ginbaltsbefeble ermirft,
ourh meld)e beiben aolnpagnien per
boten miro, geiitige @etranfe in Den
Staat ein5ufiibren ODER inncrbals
ieines gerritoriums 81 %transportie-
rem.
8on Boint Siabel bei 8romns-
bile miro Elm regelm1Biger Sdiffs-
perfebr nah Sampico eingeridtct
Ser critic 9ampfer Der nelien Clinic
miro Boint Siabel n1hiten MittpoG
o~erlaiien. @orlaufig meroen erlt 5wei
5abr5elige III 0ienit geitelt.
Na6 Weloungen ans Gan Mi.
gclo iino am Mittmoh itarfe Hegcn.
giiiie in 3om Green Sbleiher, Gut
ton, Hunnels, Condo, SEER unoGole.
man Counties gefaaen. Stelenmciit
belief iid) Der HegenfaG anf 6 3ca
6ait ale 6liille lino aus ibren llferll
g~etreten unb Die @eleiie Ser Santo
Sc gabn aui ueite gntfernungeii I'M
ter @aiier geiebt.
Sn @olioo lit Soba Gd6ofbi
i'm belten Wannesalter oil Der Sn,
fluen8o aus Dem 2eben gei6ieoen. 81
miro BON ieiner @itpe, orei fleine,
ainoern iomie BON ieinen Gltern, ore
Shpeitern uno einem 9ruoer 81
traliert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
9lms Ser Stabt6aae.

- - .EE1iEFN.
Die 9etition Der Seuertuebrleute
I'm grbobung ibres, @ebalts l1tit
$22.50 per Monat lit abi1ldgig be-
idie0en noroen ans Dem @r1tnoe,
oaB nent ibtten Die 3ulage gepabrt
miro, sic INSTRUMENTATION oieieI-
be 5oroerung iteaelt. 9te 5euer-
mebrlellte p~erfangten auBeroem, baS
iie ieoen pierten Sag fret iino, at=
itatt ieoen iiebenten Sag. Die &eeie-
rung erbielt grlaubnis, pom rMrmp
S6t" iiber Giper Mpenle II. 8raden=
ridge. &arf einen @baugsfanal nan
Dem SluB leeen gu laiien. Sir @us.
gaben mabreno oes Monats Sftober
mer6en $24,500 bepiaiet; fir @aa-
renrednungen $3,400.19.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

pf(id)tigen Beginner, Sic ih1 Nltcr
Don Is biz 10 Sobren lteben ooes
iiber 36 Sabre alt iino. Sic 3abl Der
ielben belollft lid altf ca. 1000. Sc
ben Sag Der0en etlpa 3ebn Gro5elet
Der 5rdge6ogen beri6idt weroe1t.
pie fir Sonutag nadmittog
gepla1te 8arooe, ourd pel6e sum
9eilteltern fir Sen o@ar @ort
.5ltllo" ollgeregt meroel1 ioQ, lit lpez
gen Der Snfluel13o bis gum Mittpod)
peri6pben tporoen.
Die pom Soften &reu5 ga.
DiinIdten 3l1penonngen bon 2einen,
5eue iino. in ser lebten 3eit lp1rli1
eil1geganeen uno ~porlauftg lit nur
geringe ausiidt, ooB oie bon San
IntonIo perlangte Quote bon 5000
1anotii6ern, 1000 Observation-Disclosures
uno 1000 gettii6ern 5uiammenee-
brodt miro. 9as Hote 9reu5 teilt
nit, oaB oieie Sa6en al1d nah Dem
&riege gebraltbt meroen, % Sic Sc
ienihoft beabii6tiet, eine an5abl
@oipitaler peiter gu fiibren.
Yraiioert @ilion bat Sen 8.
Nopember als u5ruit 8it 9ap" pro-
fIamiert. @n oemielben ioaen fopicl
pie mogli6 Srlt6tferne ltnb NuB=
id)alen CUR SerIteaung BON Gas
masfen geiammelt meroen.
= Oas unbeitdnoige 8etter md5-
reno Der lesten Gage ioa ourb einen
5tltrm peruriaht ieir, Der lid nod
benz Smoen GIT betpegt uno oeIien
Centrum ieet iiber observation-disclosures
itebt. Ser @ettermann p~ropbe5eit
inf~oleeoeiien flares faltes 8ettcr,
'bas idpn beute abeno eintreten ion.
Ser 9unoes : Mrbeitsoireftcr
fir 9eros erfIdrt, baB oas l1nterrih-
ten IN ben offentliden Sdulen in M
fern Staat als &riegsarbeit an5uie-
ben iei. gr forbert Die 2ebrer a1f
alif ibren Blasen olis5ubarren un0
ourd annabme anoerer Stellungen
ben iest idon berrihenben 2ebrer-
maneel nift nod pergroBern 81 bel-
fen.
Gountp=glerf Sranf Nefptou
madt Die GARNER, melde Sdmeim
i6lahten mo1en, oarauf aufmerflam,
Dob fir Sen ginfauf oes gum Gin.
pofeln oes 6Ieiides notigen Salpe.
tiers felt Dem l.. Oftober I. IS. cine
2i5ens notis lit; nur gan5 feline
auantitdten bon mel1iger aIs eines
un5e oiirfen BON Sen &aufleuten of,
ne grlaubnisihein abgegeben mer-
Den. Salpeter miro befanntlih il.
groBen Guantitdten fir Die Serltet-
lung bon Munition gebrau1t uno
oarf oesbalb nift mebr obne 2i5en-
fen pertauft merben. Der gountpclerf
miro oieielben auf 8erlangen aus
lteaen.
SIM Sitter bon SO Sabren liz
Der 6lotenipieler Nicola 2opece nod,
langerem 2eioen aus Dem 2eber &c,
ibieoen. er NOR int Stalisn eeborcil
lino bate felt 1881 als Mulifer uno
Wuiiflebrer in San antonio getuirft.
Ser @~eritorbene mar allh in oeut-
iden &reiien mobl befonnt mo germ.
geieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
MorEt.8eriht.

Cotton.
Gan Gntonio, beute 80 Gents.
@aloeItou, eeitern $3.50 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08

- 9anft ariess-S~ parmarfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
NfIerIei.

Die Hifel : &onfmrrena un5e=
rer engliihen Eages5eitungen perlei=
tet o%ieielben al einem reft 5tpeifef-
baften ltnternebmungsgeilt.
- Oas 8au=&omite oes gountD
Council Of Gefenie bat grlaubnis fir
Die grrihtung bon 70 Sailiern er-
teilt. 0ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oeriel=
ben belaufen iib i'm 9urhihnitt allf
lie $250O.
= Nad)barn Der I'M 500 9lof ser
8urleion StraBe mobnenoen MrS.
Geraldine Moore orangen ouf idref-
lihc Sdreie biu in ibre @obmuns
uno fanOen Die Jran in iurdtbaren
arampfen liegen. gs itelte iib ber-
aus, oaB eilte Strpdninpergiftung
porlas, an Der Die llnsliidlide furse
3eit oarauf ltarb. Sic mar crit 81
Sabre alt uno bottle Dor fallm eitem
Sabre ibren in Sranfreih i'm 5eloe
ftebenoen Batten gebeiratet.
Die bieiigen Hefrutierungs-
Boards iino argemieien, ungef1bf.
200 Mann iofort ein5u5ieben. Die
5elben merben nteiit nad Camp Bonnie
bel Sort @ortb eeian0t, INN Die bort
liegenoen Negimenter auf poae STIR
fe 81 brilgen.
Sod einige iolber grtraZgiunl,
mern Der ensliifen Breiie, mie lie am
Donnerstag Nafmittag eribienen,
nno Die Seute merben es iid abgs-
tuobnen, oieielben 5u faufen.
SIN Sobn Sopfins Snititut,
Baltimore, ipobiu er iid beseben. bot.
tie, um feline angegriffene @eiunobeit
mieoer ber5uiteaen, itarb 6reitag
Worgen 2:45 I'M Sitter pom As Sab.
rem Simon Sranf, Sdmager
oes 9errn sler Sosfe. Der 8eritorbe-
ne NOR bier geboren. 6iinfuno5man-
sig Sabre mar er, bis gum 1. Sanlar
1918. ais Teilbaber in Der Sirma
esosfe Bros. SO. Die 2eide miro our
8eeroigune bierber gebradt peroen.
Der Gountp Nr5t Or. Bern
teilt nit, Dab iammtlide So 9ano.
ihulen ben llnterridt nddIten Mon-
tag iuieoer beginner meroen. Mit
oiefem Gage tritt aud oas Sdul,
sDang . @eies in Strait, lpelfes be,
ltimmt, oaB ale ainoer I'M alter bon
8 bis IA Sabren Ole Sfulen beir-
den miiiIen.
Die Soutbpeltern Telephone
Gompanp miro oemnddlt cine lieuc
Selepbon . Grbatlge on Der Siie-
Rreia StraBe eroffnen. Dieielbe miro
Die g~e5eidnung .MiiIion" fiibrcu
uno porlduiig ettpa 1000 Selepbone
beoienen.
Nad oem 8eridt bes @eiuno.
beitsamtes lit ole Snfluen3a : gpi6e'
mic meiter i'm @bnebmen begriffer
uno es lit oesbalb mogli6, oaB eli
iibcr ole Staot perbdngten 2uaran
tame : MaBregeln morgen aufge9o
ben neroen. glm Donnerstag tpuroei
nu ~ neiie Sale angemeloet, &c
gen 88 am WittDo6.
Die flint Hetrutiernngs Som
lniiiionen i'm County meroet NIT ben
ausienoen Der Sraeebogen an Die on
70. September resiitrierten Rilitdr
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Gottoniamem- Truonfte.

San Iutonio, s. Nooember, 1918.
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-08
L.ckaIes.
@alrideimlides @etter.

Sir San 4ntonio uuro ltnleeqerlo,
flar uns fiibler. Seltte obeno u,b
Samstag Noropino. Sentperatur
Mininttl1 4S.
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Bemnie.

Vt&uuICY
Sau Mntonio, s. 3ouember, 1915
aartnffeln, Gal. 1925.
Silbfartoffeln, Gam. $4.75.
8piebeln. California 8hite. 1926
California geaotS, $2.75.
Somaten, Gal, $3.50.
8obnen. COLORADO. Rtuto. pei Bib.
$11.00; California 8abous, per cfpt.
$1,000; Rinfs, $3.50; Gina, $3.50;
0apb, $500; 8iadepes. 5000.
Stride String 8eaus, 50. so II. 1915.
&nbl, 1925 uno $3.50 per 100 8fo.
8riner Vfeffer, $1.0O Der BuIdel.
8abiesden, SOC per 8t6. giinoeI.
Neerretftae@nrseIn Der Efo. ixh.
Gurfeu, 75c per 9bo.
@rbien. per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeten, $500 per 100 Yfuno. 4
&opfInlat, $500 unb 1925 per Crate.
Beteriilie, Acc per 0ubeno s8iinbeI.
Rfiriide. $1.65 uno $1.75 per Crate.
@elbe Bur5eln, $500 per 100 Rfo.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 Der 8usheI.
3iiben, $500 per 100 Ifuno.
Gquafh, $3.50 per 9uSdel.
gdnteloupes, 81 so.
SpirM1t, $1.75 Der Camper.
Crime grbfen, $500 per Samper
Seuerte, COLORADO, 90c tino $1.00 Der
Crate.
Sieb.Warft.
Gan antonio, s. 'Nouem6er, t9tS.--
9iibe, $6.25 Bis $1,000.
&dlber, $500 big St0.75.
8u[len, 1925 bis $f1.50.
6dien. $3.50 bis $t4.50.
ct. 2ouis, s. @obember. 1918. -
8iuopieb. EerassOdien, $40 bis $t5.
Shtpeine, STATS bis $500.
TeIe.
geolf nno 5uhs 80. -. 20 Gts.
Nngorne3iegen. per Rfb. :. 40 cts.
gugoras 3ieaen. beiddSiat 80. 5 gts.
Sdnte.
@efnl5ei1e Sdnie .....,..15c per Bfo.
8riine pdute ........a. 12c per Rfo.
Srodene Sditts .....--.. 20c Der BIB.
AL a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25

rifced to the bloodlust of the enemy.
This comparative freedom from casual
ties was due, of course, to the fact that
the Justicia was on westward trip and
was not carrying passengers, and to the
fact also that plenty of time was afford
ed for the taking off of the crew once it
was determined that there was no chance
for the ship to stay afoat. Before sue
cumbing, however, the ship put up a
valiant struggle for life and STAYED of
the missiles of the attacking submarine,
or submarines, for several hours. When
one of the projectiles struck the engine
room the huge craft was rendered help
less and was then an easy prey to the
enemy. Doubtless the sinking of the
Justicia will go down in German war
annals as another great victory" as the
sinking of the Lusitania was so record
ed; but among the entente the sinking
Of liner now and then is already dis
counted. The wonder is that the Ger
mans have not had greater success in
sinking the westward bound transports
which are going without convoy and
trusting to luck to dodge the lurking foe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
A Most Faithful Plugger.

Henry f. Hill Of Waterbury Center is
a candidate for senator in this county.
We understand that Waterbury and sur.
rounding territory is solidly back Of him.
Mr.. Hill was member of the House in
1915. He was one Of the most faithful
plupgers for the State House addition
there was, and was on the committee
having this in hand. Perhaps the thing
that showed as good as anything what
kind of a representative he was, took
place during the fight to have creameries
bonded for the protection of the farmers
He did a good job right there, against
some Of the best legal talent to be found
Mr.. Hill has always lived in Waterbury,
has been identified with the progressive
section in which he lives, and it looks to
The News as though the boys over there
had picked good one,-Northtield News,
Editor Of the Mortified News;
Please permit me to add to your excel
lent article on the election of Henry T
Hill Of Waterbury Center, for one OF
the next county senators.
Mr.. Hill was on the committee of pub
lie buildings, and when the question OF
an addition to the State House, or the
court and library building came up, Mr.
Hill was the only member of the com
mittee in favor of the addition, but he
worked for it until it was carried through
and is to-day monument of his effort.
Mr.. Hill was on the industrial school
committee, which was during its recon,
struction period, worked strongly for it
and visited the institution twice in its
interest.
The bill to compel all creameries in the
state to give bonds TO protect the farm.
ers from loss, which Mr.. Hill introduced
was one of the hardest fought bills in
that legislature, Statistics show that Is
months before this bill became a law the
farmers of the state lost seventy eight
thousand dollars through this source, but
since the passage of this bill not one dol
lar have they lost, This is the best bill
ever placed on the statutes for the farm.
ers of Vermont. These things show some
thing of the calibre and effectiveness Of
Mr. Hill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25
THE LOSS OF THE IusTIcIA.

At some other time the loss of such a
ship as the liner Justicia would have
fallen as a severe blow upon the United
States and upon the whole entente side
Of the war because ships were very
scarce and the machinery for construct
Ing new ships had not reached high
state Of perfection, thereby necessitating
.he use of every bottom for the trans
portation of American troops and Of
materials and supplies for ourselves and
BUR allies. But at the present time there
g not an acute shortage Of bottoms and
here is very swift production of
steamers, so that the loss of single YES
iels to German submarines can be easily
made up. OF course, the Justicia will be
greatly missed because the ship was OF
mammoth size and huge carrying capa,
ity, large number of American troops
laving already been transported by ii
rom American ports to the other side Of
he ocean.
But while there is regret over the loss
+ such fine steamship there is very
reat satisfaction that the sinking was
atended by such small loss of life, not
nore than dozen Of the crew being sac.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25
ANrI.BoMBARDMENr INSURANCE
Has Been Brought into Vogue in Paris
Through Raiding.

Paris, July 25 correspondence of The
Associated Pressl The German advance
has brought into Paris "anti.bombard-
ment insurance" The one company al
lowed to do such business will insure
any given property only against damage
from 5000 shells. If the Germans were
to reach a point where their huge $50
centimeter guns could effectively batter
Paris and were to pour 5000 in without
damaging any given piece of property,
its owner would have to reinsure against
the next 5000 shells.
The price of the Acknowledgement in
surance has gone up to twice what the
anti-airplane bomb policies cost. It
means Just six francs per thousand OF
insurance, if 1t is furniture and other
household goods that is being insured f;
eight francs per thousand if buildings
and IL francs if anything else.
The insurance company also has drawn
up scale of insurance against personal
injury from long range and other kinds
Of guns and airplane raids. Thereby it
is possible to insure civilians up to 50,-
600 francs at four francs per thousand
in the districts nearest the present front
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25
ALLIES OF GERMANY IN UNITED
STATES.

pl a \ I41'
Those who stay at home while others
go to fight should be guided by the most
extreme patriotism and the greatest sac
riiees in order to make their service to
their country at all commensurate with
the offering of the fighting men. They
should invest in Liberty bonds and war
savings stamps to the extent of their
ability; they should work for the Red
Cross and the other organizations which
are doing such splendid work for the
soldiers and sailoss. They should extend
every encouragement in order to keep up
the morale of the fighting men and of
the people at home. They should be hon
est with their government and with their
countrymen. If they are not honest and
fair they are aiding the Germans to win
the war
What then can one say Of the people in
the United States who are manufacture
ing goods far below the standard and
selling the goods TO the government as
standards They are not only dishonest,
but they are disloyal; they are traitors
in effect. Some have said that they de-
serve to be stood up before the firing
squad just as any ordinary traitor would
be treated. That seems to be almost too
drastic, severe as is their crime, and we
should favor life Imprisonment for such
persons as are convicted of such despic-
able acts toward the United States gov.
eminent. Convicts of such nature have
no place among decent American people.
They ought to be put away where they
can share their own solitary society,
where they cannot extend their contain
mating filth. The Times trusts that the
government win deal with the guilty
parties to the maximum Of the laws al
lowance. Let none of the guilty escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25

In the present demoralized state Of
the Austrian army there is little likeli-
hood that another offensive on grand
scale win be attempted by Austria
against Italy for some months at least.
The defeat on the Piave river was so Sc
we're and the internal conditions of the
dual monarchy are so threatening that
the chief attention of that government
must, perforce, be directed toward
Strengthening out the tumble. Allowing
that such is the case, Cen Foch will no
doubt bring about a readjustment of his
forces in Italy so that considerable rein
forcements can be brought to meet his
immediate needs in France Germany is
so completely occupied in meeting the
peril in France and in watching the en-
tire British army on the northern part of
the battle line that she probably cannot
supply forces with which to bolster up
the Austrian army in Italy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-25
CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES
BEING PENSIONED
This Is the First Provision of the Sort
Ever Made By the United States
Government.

Washington, D, c., July 25.-The first
provision ever made by the government
for pensioning civilian employees is con-
tanned in the annual lighthouse bill re-.
Gently approved by President Wilson.
A retirement system is instituted, per-
for those having 30 years active service
for those having 30 years active service
and making retirement compulsory at 70
years. Pensions viii be computed on
one-fortieth Of the average annual pay
during the last five years of service null
tiplied by the number of years spent in
the lighthouse service or some other
branch of the government which has a
retirement system. In any case, the pay
shall not be more than thirty fortieths
of the annual average.
Despite several qualifying clauses, the
bill is regarded by government employ
es and officials advocating general
civilian retirement system, as a marked
step forward. Only employees in the
field service and on vessels come under
the law, those continuously employed in
district offices and shops being excluded.
The provision that service only in
branches of the government having re-
tirement systems may be counted in
qualifying for pension imposes strict
limitation on the transfer of veteran
workers from civilian departments to
the lighthouse service, while permitting
soldiers, sailors, mariners and employees
Of the coast guard, all Of whom have
benefit of the military retirement sys-
TEN, to enter the service without preju-
dice to their record.
In keeping with the generally ad.
vancing trend of wages, the limit for
the average pay of lghtkeepers was in
creased by the bill to $40 from $500
at which 1t was fixed more than half a
century ago superintendent of dis
tricts were advanced from $4,000 to
SO 900.