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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-03
Open Letter Issued.

The county councils OF defense are
asked 10 distribute among all the school
district councils OF defense this letter
Millions OF dollars have been
squandered annually during the past
few yeaIs by farmers and. others
who have fallen for the slick pro
motion games OF wildcat oil and
zIpc companies These promoters
have become especially active dur
ing the past few weeks, often pre-
senting special inducements by Of
fering to take Liberty bonds as first
payment on stock that IS too often
worthless, sometimes even paying a
premium for these Libetty bonds.
The work of these fake com
panies has become so great and
their influence has come to, have
such an effect on the country that
vigorous action must be taken. In
the first place, money which should
be conserved for vital war indus
tries is going into the hands Of
worthless promotion schemes In the
second place, Liberty bonds which
should be held until maturity If pos
sible by the purchaser are being
thrown back on the market and
hurting to that extent the sale OF
future issues of bonds. In the third
place, farmers are being fleeced out
OF millions of dollars every year for
which they receive nothing in re-
turn except worthless scraps of
paper.
This is no criticism of legal
stock companies nor of any other
necessary enterprise When a sales
man offers to exchange stock for
Liberty bonds. the citizens should
refuse the offer ilatly and report
the salesman to the chairman of the
county council of defense, and in
any event, before giving good money
for securities which do not bear
the seal of the United States gov
ernment, citizens should consult
either their bank or their county
council Of defense, We are asking
that this letter be read in an open
meeting of the school district coun-
Gil of defense"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-03
ADVANCE
ON MILE FRONT
IN AvRE SECTOR
HAIG GAINS ADVANTAGE
Active Artillery Fighting at
GiyenCby Recorded Today,

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE, May 3.-(Ta otta-
ws)-A Tremendous cTescendo OF
gunfire has broken out this morn
ing, the principal increase being
apparently in the Lys region.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-03
ABOUT 25O,OO0
co FROM NATION
IN MONTHS Draft
States Quota Approyimated
by Adjutant Generals Office,
MAY rs SET FOR MOVING
MCCumber in Speech Urges 5
Million Be Sent in Year,

WASHINGTON, May State
officials today received calls for
men to fill the May quota Of the
seleetive draft. Officials did not
make public the number Of men to
be called, but il is estimated that
about 10000 will be indueted into
service during the month. The men
will start for the camps about May
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-03
Bonds to Be Lure.

First the council warns county or
ganlzations that with the closing OF the
third Liberty loan campaign, it has in
formation statesmen for fake oil and
zinc companies will fare forth to sell
stock. 1t is foreca by the state coun-
Gil that oil and mining stock statesmen
will use the lure OF accepting Liberty
bonds as part payments on blocks Of
stock.
The warning Of the state organization
continues:
This is really vital matter, and one
that demands vigorous action on the
part et county council of defense. Tile
state council therefore directs that YOU
prepare letter to the chairman Of each
school district council warning them
against promoters and asking that they
make every effort TO hold their Liberty
bonds. In no event should they trade
them for stock in any promotion con
cern"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-03

(contlnued on Page 2. Column y
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Arvid Anderson, bookkeeper at Brown & Hawkins, is returning home u the steamer Northwestern now bound north and due next week. Passengers from Seattle due to ar rive on the Admiral Evans are G. Wilson, B. s. Barchord and w. T. Hoeny.
 The Christian Science Society will hold the regular services tomorrow forenoon at II o'clock.
 -S-
 W. w. Gctchell, the mining man, is now bound north to Seward coming ou the Northwestern.
 -.%-
 The Admiral Evans has three days mail from the states for Seward. !,
 *
 John F.. NelIner formerly in busi- ness at Cordova, is a passenger on the Northwestern from Seattle for Sew ard. 1t is said that AIr. Kellncr may enter business here.
 *
 The Seward Branch of the Territor- ial Council for the Defense will meet tomorrow afternoon in the office of -t,ornoy Ray.
 *
 Everything is ready for the big A. B. Dance tonight for members and their families and out-of-town guests. Virgil Rich and Grant Carl son have charge of the dance tonight
 -t,-
 l. r. Wig and John Wadham are 5ow bound over the trail to the Idita- '.pd and will return with several pas seugers for Seward who are waiting there for them.
 A. C. Clark and party of miners are expected to return on the steamer Dora from Nuka Bay, where pros oectinc work has been in progress for the past three weeks.
 -&-
 Mike Johnson, who has been at Nu- Na Bay, is expected to return to Sew
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

ard on the steamer Dora.
 .-.S
 Steamer Dora is expected in port from the westward tomorrow late or early Monday morning.
 -.s-
 Misses F. N. Knowles and K.. B. Holister came in by dog team last night from Kenai where they have been teaching school. They will leave on the first steamer for the south. The two are stopping at the Hotel Sexton. Kuik Pete and G. F. Boutwell, are at the Sexton, having come in by dog team from Kenai.
 The Steel family will leave Tues day morning for Kenai where Mr.. Steel will be one of the teachers in the school there, being joined by Mrs. Pratt from Hope, who will be the other teacher.
 The forecast for tonight and tomor- row is unsettled with winds, but warmer weather.
 One inch of soft snow fell during the 24 hours ending at o'clock this morning.
 Quite a number went out the line this morning for the n';Y gnd will rc- turn lo,i.LI
 -t-
 Up 70 u.on today 'he average tenn peraturc in Seward was &4 above, cloudy and light rain.
 1t blew like a jimmy cane at Mile 52 last night during a snow storm and although there were only between three and four inches of new snow, drifts were plentiful there this morn ing.
 Robert J. Weir will return on the train tonight after a trip to Anchor age.
 Twenty were on the trail this morn ing to catch the train in tonight
 Mike Thomas, station man at Mile 7S. and eleven of his men will arrive tonight on the train.
 Paymaster Taw.ater will be on the train late this afternoon.
 Mrs. Howard, wife of the store. keeper at Kern Creek, will arrive on lonights train enroutc to the states on a visit
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19
TO A LOCAL
 ATTORNEY FROM ANOTHER

Attorney Green has received the following bclated greetings of the season from C. Will ShalTer, secre- tary of the Bar association of the tate of Washington:
 The World is full of trouble;
 What woe the Hun hath wrought, The Devil his willing hclpmate, On earth real hell hath brought.
 But faith and hope triumphant
 My thoughts for you have been,
 Real blessings for this season,
 On earth good will toward men,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. J. J. Patton. Pastor.

II a. m. Theme: "Freedom Through Reckoning Grace"
 7:30 p. m. Subject: "The Road to Victory"
 Sunday School will meet at 12:15. This is am hour given to sacred song and bible study. Come and help strengthen the young life for the nor al duties before them.
 The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19
WEATHER ON R. R.

The following is the weather report of points along the railroad received to z o'clock this morning:
 Anchorage, 22 above, cloudy, north. Falls Creek, 40 above, cloudy, south. Grdwood, 22 above, cloudy, calm. Natanuska, 6 below, cloudy calm King, above, cloudy, calm.
 TaIkeetna, 1 above, snow, north.
 Deadhorse, lG below, snow, north.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19
LOW SHOES FOR WOMEN
 URGED AS WAR MOVE

CHICAGO, Jan. l9. - Low shoes and spats for women were advocated today by members attending the con- vcntion of the National Shoe Retail CTS Association as a war measure to conserve leather
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

MILAN, Jan. l9 - Household eX- penses have increased 1O5 per cent. here since 1912 and clothing 140 per cent, according to figures published by the municipal authorities.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19
Read the Gateway.

Furs rcmodcled also new skins made up in all the latest styles. Prices very reasonable Special attention civen to Alaska trade All work guaranteed. Mrs. B. Richmond, 3O5 Chamber of Commerce Bldg Tacoma, Wash IT. $. A. J25
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

J. J. Patton Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 You are cordially invited to all ser- vices of the church.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

FOR SALE-22 High Power Rifle. Price reasonable See at Alaska House. J2l
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets. Brown and Hawkins. Quality First" U
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

Hay. you tried Brown and Flaw uus special for SI.OO Coffee .Quau.y Fu-..' If
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

FOR SALE -NictroIa with 70 rec o.d-. -o.d condition, for $50. Inquire Gateway. J22
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-01-19

N.o. mo at the lirancL.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
&leincS taOtncuigffitcn

Die 2ebensmittel &ontroll6e-
bGroe madt befonnt, ooB eS nidt an
3uder feblen miro, aber 0oh iol
man iparen.
-llnlere SllngeuL Oie irilber Oer
NotionoIgor0en oeS 9iitrifts ongc.
b0rteu, iinO moblbebolten IN 6ronf.
reid ongefommen. 0i0gcn lie oaC
moblbeboltcu 81 1tns 5ltriidfebren.
Gem &errn @ottlieb in GbeDr
Gboie iinO 40 iunge @iibner geltoblen
moroen. &cridieOcne in Ser hinge
gcnO mo1nen0e 6orbige lteben I'M
&eroadt.
Sic &oli5ei OtS eriten &cDiera
nobm om 9ienStog sic &erboftun1
Don mebrcren 9te9ern megen Site
ieli6oftcrei" Dor. Sic 2eltte botten
tl9 6laihen Sdnopps in ibrem Be
iibe.
Sic 6rage ser ~nationalen &ro-
bibition mdbreno 0eS Grieges i6mebt
nod ltnentihicoen im Gelat. sic
lit 5eitpeilig our6 oie @orlogc sur
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser SeleGra=
pbenlinien p~er0rGngt nor0en.
Sic 0iitrift8fomn YlGrc iudcl
6ellermebrleute, mas ME 3upor Dor
gcfommcn lit un0 bis lie sic n0tigen
&cute crlongt GabenL fam 0oS neue
5mei GlatoniDitem nidt eingefilbrt
peroen.
-0ie bielisen 3immcrleltte, bic
600 in ser Iu6abL lebte @o6e Die
9lrbeit an Sen nclieu 8oraden bein1
@alter Reeo &oipitol uno beimGomp
2eed nieoerIeqteL boben ibrenStreif
g|cponnen un9 erbultcn jett 70 Gts.
per Stlrnoe.
-SSm Sbierpatorium Der George
tolun ltniperiit6t ipiirte am Montog
ser &eobadter ein @r0beben, Oas
$500 Meilen bon bier entferllt 0ge-
bebt4 baben mtB. Sci iol@en @nt-
fcrnlnlgei Tam mon oaS 8eben nod
nu@Dalten.
-6reoerif g. 9(ufunt, felt Dielell
SSSubren GIerf oeS bieiigen Whuni3ipal
@eri6tes, ltorb am Montog I'M @ar-
fiel0 SoipiTal nod iebr fltr8er &ronf-
belt. Giner bon leinen S0bnen Geo
s. 9(lttum, muroe crit Dor fur5er
3eit 81 eineln oer91i6ter 0es genoml-
+ctl SpriGita5 rrnnnnt
Ser ste9er SIN Sones bon
&noroille III GenneiIee, Ser IN betrun-
fencm 3rI,un0c om 9icnstag Elm Slit
tomobil ou,c1 Die StroBen iagte, lit
fiir sic Gt1er BON feds @onaten
lalhGoIi6 cslnaht morben. SAINT
meriho0e, Dos Scr &erl ni6t ledS
Sabre frie II fonllte.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
6ansindnugen Onrdl YOli5ei in Sr.
l1un.

Cine &reBocpcidc aus dublin be.
iost, ooB sic @oli5ei pu 9olinoSIoe,
@oIpop Gountp, Go55iaS otf 6arm.
bG,iicr 9enta6t mo Nunoerte bon
@cmc6rcn uno ou0cren @oiieu be.
imlo9nobmt bat. Die &o55ios En-
Itrcdten lid oltf Oie an%qreu5enoer
Counties HoScommou mo Sings. IS
mrroe in menigen 6dlen @iocritono
gelciltet, no sic Amueienbeit bon
Moifcn ~geleugnet milrOe. n6er oiciel.
ben mur0en ip1tcr berousqcgebcn.
Die 2eltte morcn ilberroid)t ga tic Gin
10 oraItii6es &orgcben nidt erpurte.
ten in Nnbetrodt Der fiir3li6en Ero-
flamotion oeS Discount SrcndL ser
nm &efrlrten crlu6te. SIS mrtroen in
Ocl obgelegenen 9iitriften olt6 Ser
boftltn9en Oorgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
@rnnn If cine onnchrn.

-Sn0tlld Srolptt ut elne 0llgeDelt'
sc Sriieuic, oie ibre &unit al &oi.
iengenoiiinnen gratis mtsii6t. Nur
0ienstog batte tie ii6 Die onmttigC
NtorD g8bitc gum 0pfer ~olSerforen,
oeren Obren etlpas ST lang fir Sen
gilten @eidmdd Ser &opiniu murcn.
&ei ser 3titlb1lng uerlor N}orD Elm
babies DIR uno bic 6riieuie iitt.
-2amrence 9. GnqelS unO Sona8
e. &oort boben ben 9iitrift pcrfloqt
fiir Die 9ei6d0igltngen Die iic nit
ibren NlttoS erlitten oui StroBer
ourcb sic onQeblide 0ahIdiiiqtcit ser
GommiiiGrc i'm gtidtforti1offcn bon
u1lbelellhteten @in0crnilen. GnqelS
ocrlolgt $4,000 ober 0ourt qicbt
lid ihon nit $500 3ufrieOen.
-9otidofter Noon bon 9(rgcuti
nien lit bier mieoer ouf icinen 80
item 51riidgefebrt. Seinc erite &ono-
(ltnq mar, cine 4nleibe BON 40 ItiI
liollen Collars auf5mebmen. Nus
l1n0iide Notionen i6ulOen inns ieBt
$2,1t4,000,000 mopon GnglauO al
lein cine Billion erbolten bat. Stub
lono itebt cingctroget NIT 81 Nti0io-
1en.
-QoS in go. ia IS StroBc g.
.. mobncnOe jrutge Gbepoor So6n II.
GQo @riffitb perludlte am D}ontog,
iiA olrh oo8 Gerihludcn bon Qltecf
fiber Gablettcn 5ll oergiiten. @i(fe
mar bolo sur @ano lno sic 2eutc
mltroen nod Dem GoiloltD &oipito(
ge6rodt, no sic Magerlprmpc nit
@rfoIg onQetponot mur0c. 9ie jun
gen 2erte batten it6 cinfnd qe5onft.
Ser 34=jGbrige &eger Benjamin
Golucl( mltB einen borten S6G0el
bobell. Gr mltr0e ndbrenO elmer &c
miitIiden &eiIerci om 0ienstaN IN
lciler ioDaiihen @obn1ng in ocmt
Orion Court IN Ben &opf geihoiien
uno sic &lgel prollte al. Ser Reqer
@illiau19ennet pom "a WfcGuQougb
Str. erbielt oni Wontog bei elmer
9cilcrei unter Hoiiengenoiien ihlim-
me Stidnunoen.
-6rau Soa Differ, FOG s Ctr.
N~G., bctloQt ben &erluit elmer Dor
lie nit $50 III boor, einem G6cd uuO
Elm 3udercertifieot. SIN Oemielbelt
Gage itotteten Spitbuben Ser @o6=
nltiq Ser 6ror Annie &lein, 1856 8.
Ctr. go. einen 9eiud ob, purOen
oDer peri6elld5t ebe tie etmas erbelttelt
fonnten. 9a Spit6u6en iebr rilbrig
iin0, ioatcn SGlller gut beridlolicn
fem.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
Nroidc %uerlprcn.

9ci mciner 2lnmeienbeit in gSoib.
inQton am 3. Sllli perlor ih cine
flcinc nit Qionlantell beiebte @ro.
idjc nit ser Snidriit ga oli Der
einen mo o9. 81" ouf ser nnocrcn
Seitc. Der ebrlihc 6iuoer lit gcbe'
ten, oegen @elobmlng 6rou 2ouiS
@. @eB, 1927 Is. Nortb 2lpe., 9oIti
more, M0, 81 benadridtiQen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12

-@nfong oieicr ISOLDE muroe in
&onQreB Ser &erild qcmndt, oel
@reiS oes @ci5enS olf $t.65 pen
8uibel gcieblih felt3uieben. Oieiel
&erilth miBlong uno Damn cinigter
li6 beioe Sdltier ouf einen aompro.
miB, moourd @ci5en $40 pel
@libcI foiten ioa. Ser &rdiiocnt bal
we9en oieicr 8eitimmumg Sen gon
sen Ionomirtihoitlideu Gtot NIT lei.
mem &eto bele9t, neil CT sen bon ibn1
iel6it beItimmtcn @rei8 bon 1920
fiir qeniigenO bGlt. &rdiioent @il.
ion bat &opf rno @er5 al rcd)ter
Stcl(c.
-Ourh ole o%ngemeliene @ou0-
llng 0es &%ongreIieS baben oie Dit.
riftSfommiiiGre mieoer @elo genltg
I'M mir Die Monote Suli mo @uQlllt
nuS6ufommcn obcr ale ofientliGen
&crbeilerumgen m1lBten einqeitelt
merocrb bis Ger reglaGre Gtat fin
ser 0iitrift o%ngenomnten mer0er
fam. DoS Sous bcitebt nod I'M.
uler ollf ieinem 8cihIllB, Dob Scr
0iItrift olle 9ermoItunqsfoiteu iel6it
tro0en ioq. 0ogegen per(angt ser
Scnot Sic 9eibeboltpm9 oes alten
uno 9eredten Spltems ser uoaen 9e.
teiliglmg ser 9unoeSregierung, ser
ii6crbaitpt i6on mebr ais Die @Glitc
6es bieiigen @runociqentltmS geb6rt.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
Sd)idt Dem SOnrnnl Sure 9rndnr
6eitcn.

~croae jebt, mebr oIs ie 8rnor, be-
notiqcl mir ser 0ilfe ollcr u~nierer
6rCmOe mo aus oieicm @rhnoe e.
iudcn In ol(c 'oldc, unS ibre 0rttf
orbeitcn ieomelhcr 9trt 8ufomncn 81
.~Iniin. gSir lino 6eitcnS eingcridttct
al(e GaTten 0rlldorbeiten 'omohl IN
cnNlii6u. mic olld IN oclttidcy Sr~u
he, prompt, 9eihmnfnoG uno prci8.
miirOig ber5uitclen. ltnIerc Office
bciln0ct lid) imnlcr nod 40 6te ctr
y. SO. Eelebbon Woin 1888.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
GrOipcct sill Gcmeterg.

Im Srcituq, sen 5. 5. N}tS. fonO
sic ntonatIidle Oirettoren &eriomn.
lung bcim Sdobmeiiter scr @cica.
idaft, &errn 6. ". @ridluc00c, itott.
Ole iiblihen @ci1Gitc fantcu sur @r.
lcoigung. 4ugcu6lidlih lucrOeu sic
Scitetmcge an Der 9torth Capitol
uno al Der g StroBc qclcgt, mas
Dicocrum sur &erlhonerunq Ocs
6rieOboics gang bcoeittcno beitrdgt.
SIM Y}oi bot Die 8unocsregier-
una 5 Wtillioncn 0oaarS 3lllogcfl
oltf oie ioqenonntcu nolotmcnts"
ser Solooten fir ibre 2ln9cb0rigcn
o%uSbc5obIt. @S lin0 iiber 100000
BON 0ieieu yollotncnt8" gento6t NOR
sen unO bic Hcgierung 5oblt gcnoli
Ocniclbcn 8etrog mic Scr Soloot, Ser
1penigiteus Die &dlftc 0c8 erboltenen
2obueS icin mtB. @ute @inrid-
tllng.
-Qrof. Gleoelono A6be IT., elm
b0berer 8eomtcr 0c8 Mctter6ilros, lit
ieincS QlmteS entboben morOerL neil
er inn &eroodt ltebt, Dcrtid) frctn0.
lid 9ciinnt 81 lein. Gr bcitrcitct bic
acknowledging iebr cntIdic0cu u10
bat an ocn Sefret1r 0eS lan0mirt-
iGoftIiGen departments fir Q8icocr-
nnitcQunq oppeQtert. Sdon lcin
Hoter bcflei0ete oieie Stal(unq, Die
eigentli6 meiter nidts ais cine icbr
rc0eftable Sinefure lit.
-9uS Acknowledgements ocS Der
itor6cncn &obbi SSio0ore &. Somu-
clS, ser 35 Sabre lana an Ser Spite
Der jii0iiden @enieinOe 9lbba5 S0rot
Ell Qeitonoen bat, iuno am 0ieuStog
.nOm Gronerbaliie So. 100 6iinite
CTR. Itott. Die oroBc &cteili9unq be
mics sic 2iebc Der @emcin6e fir III
rrn Seellorgcr. &obbi SumuelS lit
IN &llBlono geboren ober iii 9eutid)
inno er8ogen mo mar llgefdbr 40
Sabre i'm Qonoe.
-0ie qroBe GltontitGt 2cben8-
mittcl, Die Der M}arinear5t Or. 5rau.
els g. Naib in ieiner @ripotmobmuna
mlfgelpcihert botte, nnrnr om0icnS>
lag 6ffeltlid periteiQert ouf &cieb(
Dc8 5uitGnoigen @eri6t8. Die Ga.
dcu brohten unqenein quite Gretle,
6Gufiq ii6er ben Morftlpert. Ser Or
los BON $1.375 miro nod) 2(b3ua ser
Soften ocm 9oftor Qu8bc5oblt MGR
Sen. ga oieier mcaen ieiner Sonl-
1terei $1,000 beItroft lpltroc, 10 Bot
ii6 sic @eldi6te fiir i'm rcc6t id(edt
be3abIt.
Fl 9toG in ser leBteu Stun0c inns
Sic Icrien oc5 &~onQreiieS in sic
@riide geqonQen un0 Die Scrren
merOen MN mobl bier bleiben mill
len Bis gum Serblt. Der &ongreB
mag 0enfcn, ober oaS 2enfen fommt
bonn 8eiBen @oule unO Der @rGiioent
mill BON fongreiiioncllen 6erien
ni6t8 miiien, bis inn sic M}a6t &c
qc6en 1T, bic Gelegropbenlinien 81
it6ernebmen. 9ludl perlonqt cr sic
9%(nllobnte Ser &orloQe, mo0ur6 bic
qroBen @aiierfrGfte De8 2onoe5 aus
gcniist mcr0cn fonnen.
Ser little 5toff" 6liibt nod I'M
mer in u~nierer geicblid trodencu
5toot. PIN Montoo MorQen ltonOcr
nid)t mel1iqcr ais As @erloncn Dor
0cnt &pli5eifooi inter Ser @eihuloi-
oltng, 6etrunfen oepeicn 3t iein.
9hu flint moQten ibrcn 9touih mo
Shnapp5 in Baltimore gcbolt ba.
ben. Ole on0cren botteu MIR 0o8
iiiOpeitli6e @~olbinQton bcil6t un0
BORT ibre Weoi3in bon forbi9cn 9of.
loren erbnlten. Der ipiriniS %irumlen-
ii lit elm gcfGbrli6cr Saft i'm 0iltrift
Columbia gelpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
&erIammlnn0eu in Ser fommcn0ci
Wade:
Sonnt


@oiicnbaus 9ireftorium; I'M
&aiienbalts in N~nocoItio.
Montog:
r@ilbelm Sell llntcritisunqa De.
lelli6ait"; in 922 asa. Sire. g. g9.
0icn8toq:
oArminilts 2oge go. %, =. q.
81. &C.; I'M Stem Molonic Compel
t3tc Ctr. mo Seem Oorf 9(oc.
Columbia &roucr Scranton llntcr-
ItiibltngS Gcrein; 922 @a. 9(pc g. SO.
Wittmod:
Observation-Disclosures llntcr1tilbunq8.
Serein"; in 922 ga. Nbcnue g. %.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
Su6esfaac:

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StraBe g. 98.
99m. g. Munn, 1881 /. Str.N %.
Slorence 9. S6roeoer, 4122 Z. Ctr,
Washington Journal., 1918-07-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-22
.TEUTON ATTACK
 NEAR MELVILLE UNSUCCESSFUL
British Resistance Causes Thrust to Break Down; As sault Against French Also Repulsed with Losses.
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LONDON, May PA heavy Ger man counter attack agaist the British lines northwest of Merville along a front about two thirds of mile. broke down unCer the strong British resist ance, according to Field Marshal Haig's report tonight from British headquarters in France. The French repulsed an attack to the nirth of Bailleul.
 The statement says:
 "A hostile counter attack launched this morning against our new positions northwest of Merville was made in considerable strength on a front of twelve hundred yards. A very heavy bOmbardnJent preceded the enemy's advance. but despite the intensity of his artillery preparation his infantry only succeeded in reaching our posi- tions at two points. where they were dealt with effectively by our troops in each case. Our whole line is intact.
 Two raids which the enemy at- temDted last night in the sector north of Bailleul were repulsed by the French troops.
 We secured a few prisoners and a machine gun this morning in a patrol encounter in the neighborhood of Boy elles."
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-22
DANIELS TELLS
 .OF NAVY PLANS FOR BIG FLEET.
Navy Soon to Have Person. nel of 100000 Men; Says Men From Ages of Is to SO to Be Called if Needed.
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NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. May 21.- Secretary of the Navy Daniels in an address at the Rutgers College com mencement. said:
 We are building ships but we can not build them fin day, but before an- ether summer we shall have enough ships not only to carry a million troops to France. but millions 70 France and enough destroyers to see them there in safety"
 Declaring that we are going to get out the greatest naval ships produced tinued:
 30o,oo0 In Navy Now
 "Tbe day may come" said the secre- tary in another part of his address, f'when, is necessary. congress may change the draft age limit If the men between 21 and 31 cannot win the war then they will call on the men from 1S to 60 to win the war"
 Dr. W. H. s. Demarest. president of the college conferred upon Mir. Daniels the honorary degree doctor of laws. Mir Daniels began his address by pay ing his respects to the city which had given to the county such a command CT as Arthur s. Carpenter of the Fan ming, an official typical of the navy. who captured the first Germans taken by Americans and who will capture more before this war is over"
 Names Ship A Day
 Almost every day, in my official capacity, l am called upon to give nama 10 ships '' said MT. Daniels. and we are going 10 set them faster. We are going to get out the greatest naval shiDs ever produced-the destroyer on which men do not sleep for days and do not eat excent standing uD.
 'T have knowledse of one destroyer which cOnvnved TT ships safely and traversed TOO. .00n miles in six months. Admiral Sims, when he came upon this naTicular destroyer in 9 harbor. eX nected 10 find the boys tired of their duty. but he found them fresh and asking no questions. except admiral. where do we 30 next'?'