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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
POSTEPY POZYCZKI o
NOSCIOWEJ.
Waszyngton, 26. kwietnia.

"d~SZyNlSCOli, 6N. h"AS'iAi"'
lest wszelka nadzieja, re w dniu
dzisiejszym. przcz Prezydenta
wyznaczonym jake Liberty
Day, subskrypcye ma trzeci2 po-
zyczke wolnosciowa przckrocz9
sumo dwu bilion0w dolarow; ma
kazdy sposob ~starania o to bed9
wszedzie nadzwyczajne. We vie
IL Stanach dziei ten oStoszono
iako Swieto urzedowe, w innych
zak}ady fabrycznc i sklepy PREY
Aajmnicj przez pol dnia bed2 "a
mkniete, by personalom dac spo-
sobnoSc do brania udziaiu W pa
radach, albo do pilnej rozprzeda-
zy bond6w.
w Waszyngtonie odbedzie SIG
wielka parada pc Pennsylvania
ave-, W kt6rej vienna udziai per-
sonale blur rzadowych ma ten
dziei cd piracy uwolnionc.
Wczorajsze subskrypcye sto--
sunkowo byly male, DO wynoslly
tylko sos, 100000, a og6lna suma
ma podstawie urzedowych rapor--
tow doszla do $1,s9S, 7S5 $3.50. Pro-
centowo w stosunku do kwot wy
znaczonych przedstawiaja sic dy-
strykta w taxi sposob: Minneapo-
Is 1O7. St. Louis 1O4, Kansas City
s4, Chicago 10, Dallas IS, Boston
81. Philadelphia So, Cleveland So,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
Zwyczajne NuXated Iron zrobi deli
katne nerwy u zruinowanych ludzi
100 procent silnicjs1cmi W
dw0ch tygodniach Czasu
Wieiu wypadkach.

IuV ~ OlSht oiIllSJELShi
dw0ch tygodniaCh Czasu
wieiu wypadkach.
New York, n. Y. WiekszoSG ludzi
sadzi nierozsadnie, re wzmocnia swo-
je zdrowie i sile przez zazywanie Iroz-
maitych lekarstw Tub narHotyk0w,
m6wi DR.. L. Sauer, bostonski lekarz,
kt6ry studyowaf W tym kraju / W maj
wiekszych klinikach W Europe, a
w}aSciwie prawdziwa si(a moze tyl-
ko bye uzyskana z pokarmow, ktore
spozywamy. Ale ludzie czesto ME O.
trzymuja tel silly, kt6rej p~otrzebuja,
re spozytychs pokarm6w, poniewaz
ME maja odpowiedniej ilosci zelaza
we krwi, kt6reby umozliwilo zamia-
ne pokarm6w W zywotne soki. Re
swego oslabionego stanu zdrowia i
re swego zdenerwowania oni wiedza,
re cos jest W nieporzadku, ale nit
moga powiedzic O co sic rozchodzi.
Gdy ME jesteScie zdrowi / ME czuje-
Gle sic dobrze. powinniScie zrobiG ma
stepujaca probe Przekonajcie sic
jak diugo mozecie iSC Tub jak dfugo
moiecie pracowaG bez zmeczenia. Ma
stepnie zazywajcie dwie 5-ciogramo-
we tsbletki zwykiego Nuxated Iron
try ray dziennie no jedzenM przez
try tygodnie. Nastfpnie sprobuicie
swoja sile powt6rnib / przekon4jcie
sic wielescie uzyskali. Widziaiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
ODDANI pol SAD "a u
DIAL w ,LYNCHU."

Edwardsville, Ill, 20. kwietnia.
= Sad wielkoprzysieglych powia-
tn Madison ~postawii W stan oskar
ienia cztcrech policyantow dwu-
uastu innych ~obywateli, kt6rych
pociaga do odpowicdzialno5ci "a
lynczowanie Roberta P. Praegcra
dnia ) kwietnia w Collinsville.
Dwunastu cywilnych i czterech
policyant6w oskarzono o mordcr-
stwo, a caly personal policyjny o
zaniedbanie obowiazku i zle pei
uienie urzedG.
Ogloszono nazwiska tylkO poll
cyantow oskarzonych i pisciu O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
jest ndiWiekssem se WssDstkich budoU-
nicsych StD m6WiQ RkQrse.
7djcnnicd WieLkiej srqcsno$ci i slip u dtEet6W.

,SftOcCt I ottS u utfBlOLU.
dziesiatki ~podupadiych ma zdrowiu
ludzi, kt6rzv ciagle byli slabi, a kt6-
rzy podwoili swoja sile przez zaiy-
wanio zelaza odpowiedniej formie
/ to bedac W niektorych wypadkach
leczeni przez miesiace ME zyskawszy
zadnych rezultatow. Ale ME zazy--
wajcie zelaza W starej formie, jak
tynktura zelaza, ola ~OsZcZedZenia
jedynie paru centow. Muscle zazy--
wac zelazo W formie takiej, ktore
moze bye fatwo zasymilowane tax jak
NuXaed Iron jezeli chcecie, azeby o.
no byfo wan pomoCne, l~nacZej ono
moe wan wiecej zaszkodzic, jak po-
m0dz. Wielu atletGw i zapasnikow
wygraio zapasy 2 tel prostej przyczy-
ny, re znali sekret silly przez zasile-
ME swojej krwi zelazem, podczas gdy
wielu innych zostalo pokonanych
przez prosty brak zelaza.
UWAGA. - NuXated Iron, poWy-
zej rekomendowane i przepisywane
przez DIR. E. Sauer ME Jest lekarst-
wen sekretnem lecz lekarstwem do
brze znanem przez %aptekarzy wsze--
dzie. Me jak dawniejsze produkta
zeIaza, jest iatwe do zazywania, ME
uszkadza zeb6w, ME czerni ich, ami
ME szkodzi zoiadkowi. Fabfykanci
gwarantuja rezultat zupeine zado-
wolenie kazdemu kupujacemu, Tub
tel zwr6ca pieniadze. Molina 10 Ia
bye u Wszyetkich aptakHrzY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26

NEW lOIh ~, NiSllillOllu ~, Al-
lanta 81. Komitet d~ystryktu Kan
sGs City sadzi, re osiagnieto tam
juz 100 procent, ale urzedowe cy-
fry tego mic potwierdzaja. Sunny
osiagniete przez rome dystrykta
So 'nastepujace: Minneapolis
Sl13,096,1 100; St. Louis $136. 49,
500; Kansas City $l1O,224, 100;
Chicago $500, no, 200; Dallas
b54, ia San Francisco $144,-
1850; Boston 4,542,4 400;
Philadelphia $145, 1895, $50; Cleve-
land $176,3S6, 900; New York
$46S, 2t9,S5O; Richmond &c.,
694 1850: Atlanta $2S, 049, 250.
~DOSKONALE REZULTATY
PODATKU ~DOCHODOWEGO.
Washington, 26. kwietnia. -
Obliczaja tn, re podatki dochQdo-
we i podatki Cd zysk0w nadlicz-
bowych przyniosa departamento-
Wi skarbu W czcrwcu SUNG okolo
10000 600, coo, ii. o pol biliona
wiecej, anizcli w poczqtkach So
dzono. Oznajmil o tenn sekrctarz
skarbu Mc.Adoc, urzedowo dono-
szac, &c dochodY przewyzsza daw
nicjszc %obliczenia, wcdle ktorych
oczckiwano 81 ,226, OO0, 900 re ~
SHOW nadliczbowych, a $1.200,-
0O0,C00 Z docllodow. Podatki 81
piatne i czerwca. Kazdy jednak
dollar otrzymany, bedzie wydany;
najprz6d ola pokrycia jednego BIZ
Iona nadwyzki miesiecznych wy
datk6w rzadu mad zwykie docho-
dy, a powtore ma wykupno oblisa-
cyl w czerwcu platnych, II. pol.
tora biliona tax certificates / POI
biliona loan certificates. Wydatki
rzadu wzrosly do sunny $780,
100000 miesiecznie.
w ubiegiym miesiacu koszta
wojny Stan6w Zjednoczonych
wynosily przccietnie 100000 900
dziennie, a mianowicie $30,00O,-
coo ma potrzeby rzsdu, 4 $4,000,
900 ma pozyczki ola aliant6w.
NIEMIECCY CZLONKOWIE
OPERY WYDALENI.
Nowy York, rs. kwietnia.
Do wszystkich czlonkow MctIo--
politan Opera Co., ktorzy So
Niemcami lub Austryakami, roze-
slano uwiadomienie, re w przysz-
lynn sezonie ich udzial ME bedzie
potrzebny. Stale sic to pc ME
zmiernie entuzyastycznych de-
monstracyach patryotycznych,
jake sic odbyiy pc przedstawie--
mach w ubiegly piatek i W ubie-
gla sobote.
NIEMIEC-
KIEJ GAzETY ZAWIESzoNE
Evansville, Ind, 26. kwietnia.
= Ma zgromadzeniu s~pecyalnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26

Kurczeta, funt 29c
kury, funt ................ 5Oc
kaczki, funt ........ 26c dc &c
Koguty, funt ........ 2Oc do 23c
Indyki, funt ........ loc do &c
Gesi, funt DC
WARZYWA.
Buraki, kosz 49,. $1.O0 do $l.25
Cebula, maly worck SOC do 6Oc
Kartoile, 100 it. =. $1.10 do $1.3O
Pomidory, 6 kosz. $3.50 do $4.5u
Kapusta, "a tone $4,000 do $500
Marchcw, bcczka $500 do $500
Szpinak beczka =. $500 do $500
SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wicprz6w, sztuk ........ 27,OC0
lydia, sztuk 1000
.Jagniat, sztuk ......... 5000
Owicc, sztuk .......... 14,COO
Uwaga. - Wcdlc proklamacyi
Prezydenta, kupcy drobiazgowi
musza sprzedawa6, a odbiorcy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
TELEGRAMY kRAJOWE

tDokoaczen:s re stronicy / eli
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

BOOKkEEPER.-Expc young lady
permanent position Address Il r. Every
Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERIlS-
INC RAJ rs

Ten cents per counted line Tor first
insertion and sc per lire for each sub
seouent insert rtiou--based on minimum
OF three nes and slS words TO tho
line.
f,,anna rein unless otherwise ordered.
I1snt fmce. III point TO Is point. per-
mtIted anu barged Ior on six-point
pns month Insertion 81 per line.
tNo adj accepted for hess than three
paiIv advertising for one year. Csc
rsr line per month on contract. mo
a. accepted .or less than three hnes.l
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION
speciaI notices. dividend notices. an
oua meetings.. elections. proposals.
nubliC sai,S. auction sales and all
special ~las sitcations will be charged
fer az rate of 1oc a line for the first
Insertion and ~ a line for each sub
seOuCnt insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at month
~ rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDERS 81. E4- ~...
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
FOR -ALE or RENT.

WILL -ETI DG rrN
WEST iEIN .ts.sr-
BATH PgEr ltFEE teg.
GARAGE IDI ts.n .rfI
FED+JIEt, te -IEnF
r'tfk% %Uiff a>B HDED
4- I'f.FSIft f.r-E.
-ID. DEtEft f t-I
iNTH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
AlASSf SE

HOLDEN INSTITUTE Face correct0r. All
hlemisnee removed from face and body ,
imperfect figures birth disease or accident
corrected. kough coarse pores smo0thed
and skin rUfined Complexion cleared Hol-
IoWs ana wrinkles removed Failing hair aud
dandruif removed in III days guarauteed
No 6u2 kqtahla building phono list
Hours 8 tu and to g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
TYPEN

y T. REM dn0 repair ah m4hes typewrl3erso O
sell TubLrr stamps. l0OsC ical binders anr
stationery. ONCE supply and 4ypeWrite
%. 7O. For0 Building. 54lS~h-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

WANTED FEW ELDERLY MEN
FOR LIGHT WORK IN FACTORY
GOOD, STEADY JON APPLY
BRANDY WINE FIBRE PROD
CCTS co FOI RTEENTH AND
WALNUT STREETS
YOUNG MAN to assist in shipping depart
1ncut Arpty Speakman supply and Pipe
90 Thirtitth and spruce SIS
YOUNG NA\-To learn real estate bust
ness Address ~ Is Every Evening
ONCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
WHERE TO DINE WE'LL.
NEW YORK RESTAURANT
408 Market ST.
PRINTING. z

INDbN CARDS special opportunity 80
2cf index cards Anj thing sou need All
kinds aud sizes. Chae. ii Gray printer
II last Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
LOST AND FOUND.

SES-Pair of tortoise shell glasses
lost Thursday afternoon, at scott '.., a.IVt,
and Delaware avenue. tlnder pitaSe ~, ~ !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES tor sale: hig assort-
ment OF shghtis used. al bargain prices.
Ne have Indians, tIafle y-Daslusons and
Ut her different makaa. some lBl0's, Il =
ana : speeds lQl5's. / and 2 speed. Ne
have l0l6's with slde cars attached These
machines have naen traded IN on new
models nAve all been oserhanled anu are
IL i coudltiun g.. Atinnick. bU5 Della
ware avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE
ON EASY TERMS

e-roorn bungalow ~ BellefOnfe.
50T Flfth So. 10 r. X b.. 81 DfD.
1918 Clayton 81. r. &
r.. b. DctamOrc Place. 81 500
6I3 r seventh ~ 9r o. $1,000
1906 du Pont ST. 30 r. 4 D.. $4,000.
1913 williamson - garage &5x7O. tw0.
story. 81 900
500 POpiar 81. Q r A b.. S3.5fD
y05 X Harrison - 5 r. < D good order
81, 100
{ r. FoFty-flrst st.. 4 b 5000.
Apartment. 1918 W Eighth -' l4 r
> apartments. 80 900.
Nrw houses TWent y-segenth and an
Bursn SITS s 81 D
1GIi Boulevard. 10 RI. 2 b
100 Rodney 81 A b.. - t0N
A. 3. STATION CO.,
Phone 1888 sGb shipley Sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

0\ and AFTER IAls date wIli not IL respoA-
slpie tor any oils auIcss contracted by
IuNsciI Charles l.. North
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

%O{ CE-On aud after this date viI
uot 81 responsible for any bills unless
contracted by myself Edwin J Davidson
4Ily Conrad street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

FOR SALE
23I1 " Eighteenth So 1 p iat
50 81 AZ +egt Extend. from Eighteenth
10 Nineteenth street Can u4ilu uu Nine
utsath street. Must be -ol0 % settle AZ
estate.
1919 W. Fourteenth 81 r.. b. Corner.
side lot. Close 80 trollc!
i6Ol-l6b3 ". Ninth 81. z. ..
FARM
L acres. edge OF city limits. sold TO settle
an estate.
ISAAC DILLl\.
Phone Holly OAK 25l. or c. W. WenLlng.
g22 Shipiey street. e-+@E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

AWNING HANGERS Experienced; The
NJ. Megary & son Co. sixth ana latoai
, streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

ASSISTANT IN SHIPPING DEPART
AIENT. ALSO HELPER. oGDEN-
HOWARD co, FIFTH AND klNS
STREETS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

ITALIAN LABoKERs FOR LARQR-
1NG WORK. SOME lN~tDE WoitS
OPERATING MACHINES SIEADN
WORK ALL THE YEAR AknC NJ
WITH DPPOKTGNlTN FOR All
N8<C'FNIF\T IS CENTS PER
HOUR WITH PROpJ CTlO\ ROM
.F0 START MI ST BF STRONG
AND RFiIABI.E APPLY MORN
I\G> EMPLOY MENT lphPAhb
NlENT Cb\GOIElM CO. MAR
Gus HOOK. "A
JA<IToRS Apply 10 Mr. j. HoFecker.
ca-r 0f Diamond state Telephone Co Z.
sixth and shiplcy streets. White only need
apply -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. Experienced
500 Shiploy street. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

HOUSE CAkPE< fEkS Good pay u good
mechanics Apply 3 ~ hl'lipH. - - =
phone --Hf-M
ICE CREAM MAkER Good wages AP-
pty Reynolds Candy Co, - Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

HOLSES-On rental plan IA evecy section
oi The city ) Howard Gordon 3l5
~. -. ..a..h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

MALE HELP WANTED.

NIGHT MAN wanted. Apply Rodney
street Garage. Fourteenth and Rodney
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED.
BOARD with private. Christian family
while attending school. Address w s.
Every Evening Once
DAIRY Of 40 TO 90 quarts POI North
du POnt street.
HOMES Three or four empty. POS West
seventh street.
HOUSE Small in good section of city. or
four room apartment. by refined young
couple. Address l. 25 Every Euening
office
ROORfSr-Two furnished for light house
keeping by refined young couple Refer
ence over Washington street bridge pre-
ferrcd 1000 West street
MS-Three and bath. furnished for a
small family. by May 1. Good location.
ROOM wanted. furnished. with or without
board Address w ~. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAihhh'
Apply : l. Shipley street. -------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

ROY CoIorcd. to help around uphoisteIins
depart ment Must be over 10 !eai1H
Apply NJ, Megary X Son. sixth ana a'""''
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

siIss MARY n POWICK has removed
rom 7It Market street ~ 81 Market
Il rfef thIrd uOgr
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06
CAPTAIN TELLS STORY

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The story of the captain of the French tanker Radiolene, attacked by a submarine off the Maryland coast yesterday. reached the navy department today. showing that the raider had fired 15 shots at the Frenchman from long range be- fore an American destroyer. answering an s. O. s. appeared.
 The destroyer passed full speed ahead toward the enemy, which promptly submerged.
 Following is the navy departments summary of the Frenchman's story:
 "The submarine was so big, that at first the lookout thought it was an American destroyer. He was about six miles from the Radiolene. The submarine when sighted lay about two lengths from a three-masted sailing ship probably the schooner Edward R. Baird, Jr., which later was bombed and sunk, and the lookout reported it to the captain as a destroyer. But the captain with his glasses recog- nized it as a submarine. The captain
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06
INDIANS RESIST.
 DRAFT; MURDER 3
Bv Review Leased wirel

HENRYETTA, Okla, June 1.-Two hundred Creek Indians are roprted to have launched movement to resist thedraft on the Old Hickory Stamp ing grounds near here, where the Crazy Snake uprising occurred ten years ago, ana to have killed three white farmers.
 The report of the triple killing could not be confirmed tonight, but it is known that as many as 200 of the Indians are encamped in the hill districts armed for resistance.
 Henryetta officers and fifty mem bers of the Henryetta home guard hastened to the scene tonight. Follow ing their arrival, many shots were heard According to the autshorities trouble is expected tomorrow morn ing, when an attempt will te made to arrest leaders of the band
 The trouble is said to have Teen in- stigated by a Creek Indian woman iiv- ing at Council Hill. She returned from a trip to Washington ten days ago and since that time has been lectur- ing the Indians. the authorities say. She is reported to have told them that their young men cannot b. forced into army service, that the United States government is rObbing them and that they are to be sent across the waters to be killed.
 It is said that while in Washington the woman conferred with persons suspected of pro-German leanings.
 Registration officers here say that fOrty-members of the Snake band of Indians, within draft age, failed 10 reg ister. Sixty-five young men of the band were recently called for army service and only fifteen reported.
 These, with older members If the band. are said to have united in the movement to resist the draft
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06

veil, for the bureau of information and clerical service a gray apron and veil, and a horizon-blue apron and vel for canteen service. For outdoor can teen service a gray whipcord coat may be worn. and the motor service uniform for the United States also consists of a gray whipcord coat, a shcrt skirt, and a clcse-fitting cap of the same material and tan canvas or tan leather leggins. In all cases the red cross is worn on the sleeve or hat
 Y. W. c. A. Workers
 An olivedrab uniform similar to that of the Y. NJ. C. 4. workers over seas is worn by the Y. W. C. A. work CTS abroad It is made in Norfolk style, with r. w. c. A. letters upon the sleeve and over it is worn a heavy dark-green travelling cape.
 The members of the woman's radio corps have a uniform which resembles that of the English aviators. lt is of khaki, with a very short Norfolk jack ct, leather belted. a short skirt, high boots. and an aviator's cap. An insig- mia with Radio Corps" is worn on the left arm.
 The uniform of the women's motor corps of New York is almost identical with that of the woman's radio corps except for the insignia.
 The Girl Scouts of America and the national service school of the woman's naval service have also practically the same uniform except for the insignia, which in the case of the Girl Scouts is a pin with a clover and an eagle above it. whereas the girls at the na- tional service school wear the letters "U. s. S." on the hat The uniform is khaki skirt, stout boots, brown flannel shirt, and a service hat. The uniforms vary a good deal in both these organizations.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06
20 Uniforms for Women In Wdr WQrk
 Now Recognised by U.S.GoUernment

Twenty uniforms for women in war work are officially recognized in the United States at the present time. The women wearing them are muni- tion workers. telephone and radio Op- orators, yecmen. employees of the Shipping Board and the Food Admin istration, Red Cross workers, and the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion workers abroad, Woman's Motor Corps of New York. Girl Scouts and students in the National Service School of the Woman's Naval Service, Washington, D. C.
 Description of Uniforms
 The uniform prescribed by the War Department for munition workers con sists of a blouse and specially design ed overalls Insignia to denote that the War Department recognizes these women as an important part of the military organization completes the costume. The War Department has officially recognized another uniform for women, that of the telephone unit of the United States Signal Corps These girls wear navy blue uniforms with Norfolk style coats, blue trench caps for every day and sail or shapes of blue felt for dress" On the collar are crossed flags, the insig- mia of the Signal Corps, and on the sleeve a band with a telephone mouth piece embroidered in blue.
 The Navy Department has not been behindhand in this matter. Its yeo- men are provided with Norfolk suit of navy blue serge, with brass buttons and the insignia of the yeomen in clerical service, crossed quills upon the sleeve The waist is of beach cloth, tailored, and the hat sailor of felt or rough straw For summer
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06

Ccontinued from Page One) has been gethered about the raiders. The first officer of the Texel reported seeing a second submarine lying awash nearby, when his ship was halted on June 2. From the captain of the Men gel came ne windications that one of the raiders at least, is of the standard 500 ton type, mounting two guns and measuring about 200 feet It was 2 similar craft that sank the Cole, al though later reports have indicated that larger U-boat accompanies the 200 footer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06

Astronomers from all over the world are planning to witness the American eclipse of the sun on June 8.
 On that dai" the moon is to pass between the c.. -a and the sun. The eclipse will be total only in a narrow ribbon extending from Puget Sound across to northern Florida. A par tial eclipse wip be visible in every portion of the United States, how ever.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06
white drill is substituted for serge.
Inc shippina soard GirIs

The Shipping Board Girls
 The marine colors are used by the girl employees of the United States Shipping Board, who hope to keep cool in a uniform consisting of a for ester green cotton gaberdine skirt, white tennis waist, and green mush- room hat of straw. The flag of the Shipping Board is used as the insig- mia.
 The uniform Of the Food Admins tration is particularly adapted for sum mer. It is a one-piece dress of blue cotton, with a front which buttons either way With it are worn cuffs which button on and a high-peaked cap of pique. The Food Administra- tion insignia is worn on the sleeve.
 The Red Cross authorizes 10 fun damental uniforms with varied sleeve bands and insignia to indicate differ ent branches of the service. The nursing service includes four with variations. An outdoor uniform of blue serge, Norfolk style for winter and a lighter one for summer, a gray wash uniform used for foreign ser vice and in the sanitary zones in the United States, and a white uniform used in the army and navy service in this country.
 Exclusive of the nursing service there is one uniform for the Red Cross workers for foreign service and five for service in the United States. The uniform for foreign service wear is of gray whipcord in Norfolk style, the eight different branches of the ser vice being indicated by a different color on coat, collar, hat. and tie. In the United States the uniform for the workroom is white apron and colored
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06
SUNS TOTAL ECLIRsE WILL BE TIE BIG EYENT JUNE

The crescent of the sun will grow narrower and finally disappear. Bright flames will flash around the edges and the solar corona will ap- pear.
 The center of the moons shadow is a black spot which travels from west to east and at a speed of ap- proximately 5000 miles per hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06

was in doubt as to the nationality so did not fire, but manned his guns. He changed his course from east to west and the submarine opened fire. but the Frenchman still held his fire un- til the submarine fired the second time. Then he fired, range about 12r 900 meters.
 Screens Destroyer
 "The submarine fired between 15 and 20 shots. The Frenchman heard two shots about 15 minutes before he sighted the submarine. He believes that these were fired to stop the sail ing ship.
 The Radiolene was making good speed while getting away. No shots hit her No damage was done, and there were no casualties. "The destroyer passed the Radiolene at S:1O making all speed, heading in the direction of the submarine. Ap- parently the destroyer did not see the submarine until the Radiolene changed her course to starboard as the captain of the Padiolene purpOsely kept be- tween the submarine and the destroyer so the submarine would not see the destroyer.
 As soon as the submarine saw the destroyer, he submerged. The cap tain di dnot see the submarine again and is unable to tell what the destroy CT did because the Radiolene was too far away when the destroyer reached the spot where the submarine disap- peared"