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Evening star., 1918-07-08
EUTURD DAYS,

ADAM 4. wBscHLER, AUoTIoNHIR.
Executors and Trustees Sale OF
Household Furniture, Oriental
Rugs. Silverplate. Brasses, Or
nsments, Autographs, Piano,
Etc; Also Valuable Diamonds
and Jewelry Contained in
Residence No. 1917 S Street
NV, :.
By Public Auction,
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1918,
Commencing at 1880 Am.
THE PERSONAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
VIRGINIA s. CARPENTER. CONSISTING OF
FURSITgRE;, MAHOGANY PIECES. MIR,
AND SHEFFIELD PLATE. MISCELLANEOUS
BRIC-A-BRAC. PORCELAINS, CLOIsONNE
AND BRONZE ORNAMENTS. BOOKS. ORA.
PBRIEs. PIOIUREs. LINEN. BLANKETS.
MATTRDssEs. PILLOWS. ETC.
Z SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RINGS, 1, FOUR.
STONE DIAMOND RING, THREE-sTONE
DIAn0ND AND RUBY RING, I TWO-sTONR
p.4M9SR pthkpNGs RING Rh GLgsTsR PIAMSNp
'sTATEsMEN. Actors AND AcTREssEs." "
Jeweiry may be inspected at auctioneer'a
once. s2o Pa. ave. NV, day before sale.
WILLIAM HERBERT SMITH,
FRANK 3. SMITH,
Executors and Trustees.
Building. jys.7.s.0.io
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.

eBTHE ABovE SALE IS POSTPONED
until SATURDAY. JULY THIRTEENTH. 1918,
at same hour and place jy8&12
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1e y8-dEds. Auufpsx, 4UZ btH 81. INV.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.
Valuable Unimproved Real
Estate on South Side OF
Irving Street Between 18th
and 18th Streets NV, Con-
tanning 10000 Square Feet,

BY virtue Of authority vested In the under.
signed will offer for sale by public auction, in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY: THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1918. AT FOUR
. In John sberman's subdivision Of part Of
Pleasant Plains, as per plat recorded in the
surveyors once. d. C., IN 4ber Levy Court,
Carberry. at folio oh. now known as square
ee72. having a frontage Of 100 feet By q
depth Of 100 e-et.
Terms: one-third cash, balance in equal
tpstallments at one and two years. with in
terest at per cent per nnnum. payable semi
annually. secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold, or ali cash at the option Of me
purchaser. deposit of $500 required at time
Of sale: Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within 20 days, otherwise the right is reserved
to resell the property Mt the risk and cost Of
the defauti purchaser after days adrer-
tisement In some newspaper published In the
city Of Washington. D. c. All eonveyancinE. re-
cording. notarial fees and revenue stamps at
purchasers cost
j.o8-d&ds. ADAM A. wESCHLER Auct.
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Immediate Possession.
New Chevy Chase, D. c., Home.
Only S1O,5OO.

Half square from Conn. ave.
Spacious hall, large living room with IRE
place. Beautiful dining room. we'll planned
kitchen. four bedrooms. noored attic. sleeping
porch, tiled bathroom with shower and built
in tub; vapor heat. electric lights; immense
porches; laundry trays; unusually well con-
structed. Direct from owner. Terms II de-
sired. Address Box 2sg-R, Star oface.
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FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY FLAT,
VACANT-PRICE, 81, 500.

Two-story brick and rooms and
bath each: separate front md back
porches; cellars; back yards; In
dividual heating plants; good neigh
borhood: live in one hat. rent other
out Terms: $500 cash. $50 per month
on principal.
@. 3, wARING,
801 Southern bldg. franklin bb71,
FOR HOMES Ar1D INvESrMENT1
Zee MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Waahington."
eos New York ave. Tel. Main 7a71.
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GDoRan o. eERrMAN, ATTORNEY,
Jy3-d&ds, ,exSu&jy4 Century Building.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.
For AALE.

HYATTsvILLE. MD.
Attractive Groom hath. frame. wslth lot
15Ox1bO; stable; garage and chicken houses
near cars; electric lights and gns
Price. $3.50.
ALLAN d. WALKER / CO.. tINC..
1888 G st. NV.
Main l26.
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FOR sALE-SS0o CASH WILL GIVE YOU
AN ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW HOME
AT TAKOMA PARK.
POSSESSION OCTOBER Is, 1918.
Seven rooms and bath; hot-water heat; ali
improvements: large lot. See me At once
about this classy home. Easy terms.
b. L. THORNTON. 801 Southern bldg.
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FOR sALE-LOTs.

10 ACRES, BROOM HOUSE IN VIRGINIA;
one block from the electric car line: chicken
ings in good repair; house practically new.
JOSEPH G. ZIRKIiE, 208 Colorado building.
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HIGHVIEW.
beauttful six-room and bath modern brick;
furnace heat: nne condition; ideal location;
price, $3.50.
PETWORTH.
Seven rooms and bath semf-detached brick
and pebble dash. furnace heat; porches; on
Georgia ave.: price. 81 500: terms.
NEWTON ST. W. 18th.
Eight-room brick: furnace heat; excellent
location. leased until September; price re-
duced to $500; terms.
New York Real Estate Brokers,
1923 ST. NV.
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sUITLAND PARK, MD.
Excellent location; small poultry or truck
farm; ~ acres; Groom house; front and back
poIches; stable; garage; fruit and shade: 1h
miles beyond District line. Address Boz 1S8-R,
Star office. g.
7-ROOM FRAME; GOOD REPAIR; ATTRAC-
tive location, shade and garden; cement walks;
good car service; price. 1,7b0; worth $500;
terms to suit. W. FISCHER, Vienna, Va. 81
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OUT-0F-T0WN REAL ESTATE.
SHORE PROPERTY.

nished cottages; near beach; up Powerhouss
road. Mrs. G. T. SHANNON, 1928 9th ct. NV.
O.
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ADAM 4. wEscHLER, AUcrIoNEER.

sHEEHY sHEEHY. Attorneys for Trustees.
Columbian bldg. 1yl-d&ds, ,exSu&jy4
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucTIoNEER.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSIOl

1Ni1I ID11h z tOOs1I1S1OAS
ONTARIO RD., near 18th and COLUMBIA
RD.; rooms. bath; steam heat; large yard to
paved alley; space for double garage; "a. 800;
terms. Address Box 223-R. Star ONCE. s.
MODERN sEVEN-ROOM BRICK,
1k82 Monroe st,
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LADY PHYSICIAN WILL CARE FOB IN.
valid or aesd psfsoa In her suburban home,
WANTED.
HOUSE Or BUNGALOW. 4 10 8 ROOMS,
with lease, within Y mile Of car line. Address
Box 1B5-R, Star once. g.
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AN ATTRACTIVE FoUR-RooM BUNGALOW;
NO bath, but toilet: electric lights; one-half
acre Of land; near cars; price, $2, 100; easy
terms; ONCE open Sundays.
THE RIvERDALE PARK COMPANY,
Riverdale, Nd.
Evening star., 1918-07-08

WANTED-BY ooIORED BUYER,
S-room home in northwest section;
am prepared to pay 81 900 cash and
Q monthly payment Of $50; must
have at least rooms. Address
Box CTS. Star ONCE.
HAVE THREE IMMEDIATE Cash BUYERS
Groom house. with h.w. heat and electric
lights above Park road. near 14th 1t. Wanted
houses in all sections. We have the buyers.
THOMAS E. PETTY, 201a 18th st. NV.
WANTED TO BUY-S OR 8 ROOM HOUSE
In good northwest section; will pay cash FOR
modern house; give house number and phona
in first letter. Address Boz 1B2-K. Star once.
FOR COLORED-A sIX-ROOM HOUSE IN
the northwest section. Address Boz 44-s. Star
ONCE. 9s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
173 MEN LEAVE
HERE FOR ARMY
THIS MORNING
More Than 1000 Citizens
See Boys From South Bend
and Country Off.

Singing various marching songs
of the American and allied armies
and testing with their mothers,
wives and sweethearts. another Yam
kee contingent. 173 strong. left
south Bend at $50 o'clock for Camp
sherman. ChiIicothe. -. They We're
escorted by the officials of the draft
boards and the Boy scouts drum
corps.
The contingent was composed Of
selectives registered under boards
1. . and g. OF South Bend and St
Joseph county They left over the
Vandalia railroad in a special train.
Just as the train got under way a
great cheer rang from more than
600 men, women and children who
were there to bid them God speed.
Where are YOU goin % was the
question yelled at one healthy look
ing young "Yank" who was wigwag-
eing franticauy TO his sweetheart
from the rear end OF the last coach.
over the top and give EN- Ill
was the quick reply
"At-a-boy." was the answer from
group Of brawny laborers VINO
were admiring the future defenders.
from their perch on top of a box car.
Few Tears Shed.
There were few tears shed Be
dmmed eyes of old mothers bright
ened as their sons called 10 them
from the car windows Here and
there young married couples were
clnging 10 each other until the train
gained headway. and one youns
bride of week leaped upon the
platform for last embrace and was
lifted back again by Sympathetic by
standers. while the train was slowly
moving out of the station yard
Well il there amt Tom said
one woman about so years old
"I didn't know you was goin too.
Tom. she called
Wen see YOU ON New Years eve "
"Aw. make it Christmas was the
reply from somewhere iu the coach.
Robert Mcinerny circulation
manager OF The News Times. and
son OF Mrs Fertile McInerny. 1925
$. Michigan ST.. was selected by
beard 20 20 with the contingent as
au extra man. He had been one Of
the alternates hut was allowed 10
20 at this call Th-rr are also six
cut-or-tovn men to leave with the
count! 0r BOARD so. =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
YANKS CHARGE
HILL UNDER A
HEAVY FIRE
Young 0hiOan, Describing At
tack in BeIIeau Wood,
Says 1T Was Great"
to See Mems VaIOr.
International News Service

International News service:
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY AT THE MARINE. June
%. - night - 1T was sure
great to see the way our fellows
charged. Sait Private Raymond
S. Howell of BarneSUlle. o"
who was in the first wave of
Americans that defeated the
Germans al Belleau wood last
night.
Howell is a graduate of the
GAINESVILLE high school and en-
listed in the American army five
months ago.
II was in the center of the first
wave" said he. Before we went
over the top our artillery certainly
gave the boches old Harry He
went ahead with fixed bayonets. The
Germans gave US a counter barrage
and some of us were trapped be-
tween both 1t sure was hell for a
while but we had To stand the gaff-
II was worth the price TO see the
way our fellows charged.
Charge Up Hill.
we had 20 80 uphill and IL was
covered with boulders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
EXPECT FRIDAY
To PUT CITY
OVER QUOTA
South Bend is Still Far Be-
hind-AnnOunCe Speakers.
Limit Club" Has More
New Members.

Efforts 10 make tbs simultaneous
War Savings stamp meetings sched-
uled for Friday night as successful
as possible are going forward rapid
ly. and the workers are urging them
selves to ereater endeavors. since in
dications this morning were that
south Bend would still be at least
S8O0.O00 short OF It's quota when the
days tabulation was completed at
noon.
Speakers for the meetings Friday
night were announced Thursday
morning py the local committee. Six
teen meetings are TO be held, all
1eginuing at 1:30 -. M. the places
and speakers being as follows:
Coquillard school j. Elmer Peak;
ColfaX school :. B. Pettengill; Mad
son school. W. e. McIneruy. Elder
school. g.. r.. Montgomery. Franklin
school. Daniel Nye Ealey, r. NJ.
Jackson. Lafayette, Frank Gnmer
(Enslish) and ID. ID. Nemeth Hun
-arian). Laurel. o. r. Deahl ENG
lish) and Joseph Wypiszynski CPo-
lsh). Lincoln. Dan Pyle Linden.
George Sands English and A. w.
lIcsinski (PolishJ. Muessel Anthony
Wolfe; Oliver. =. NJ. Hamilton Ems
lishl and John Kovacs lHungarian);
Perley. C. A. Pattee. River Park. L..
w Hammond. Srudebaker. T.. A..
Morris. Washington. Samuel j..
.Schwartz CEuglishJ and w. A
Grzcsk lPohshl
Nine additional members OF the
Limit club" were announced Thurs
day They are. Philip * GOetz
Mrs. p. * Goetz. }. b. Meyer. j. b.
Clemens q E Summers, j. M.
Stephenson j. Aslin. NJ Kabrick.
Geneva Darr Z. O. Frances. Urban
Taveruier $ DeVues, Stanslaw Fir
dan. Charles Geyer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
CARRIES FIVE BULLETS
IN HIS BODY, MAY LIVE

international News Service
CLEVELAND o.. june 21.-With
nearly a pound Of bullet lead distri1-
uted IN various sections OF his body.
"a Negro who gave his haue ass Will
liam Johnson. lies at a local hospital
today and physicians SAY NE VIII live.
Johnson is aleeed 10 have shot an
other Negro during "a dice same and
then ran away.
3 railroad detective heard the
shooting and gave chase For three
miles he pursued johnson cmptying
his sun as he ram Johnson finally
feIl exhausted the patrol was called
and Tire Negro taken 20 the station.
Here am examination was made and
Gse bullets from the detectives sun
were found n JuhHsou> body. two
uu one huns. two In hi~ neck aud one
in his hip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
STIR
HUN POLITICS
TOWHITEH HEAT
Foreign Secretary InCurS En-
nifty of Won Ludendorff
and May be Forced to
Resign Post.
Internstional Nevs Ser,ice

International News Service
LONDON. June a. The
kaiser was furious when he
learned of Foreign Sec'y Won
Kuehlmann's speech TO The
reichstag, and Immediately sent
him a severe telegram, said
Central News Service dispatch
from Amsterdam today
German politics have been boilins
since the speeches of tine chancellor
and the German foreign secretsr5
have become public. The Amsterdam
correspondent Of the Exchange Tel
egraph states that the kaiser has
given his consent TO Dr yon kuehl-
mann To resign as foreisu secretsrs.
since ne has incurred the enm.ty ot
Gen. Won Ludendorn
The Deutsche Zeimng prints warm
comment on Won Kuehimsnn
speech. csIlue him q "defesust "A
traitor. and au ally of the nterna-
tional socialists
HaaSe AssaiI~ Militari~t>.
The German political situation has
been further enlivened hy strong
attack against the latest speech ot
the kaiser by Dr Haase iu the
reichstag an independent socialist
leader. He charged Austria with
starting the war with Germany APP
proyal. and ridiCuled Non kuehi-
mann's statement thas mutual cont
dence is necessary io peace negotla-
tions
There is no paragraph of the
Brest Litoysk peace pact that has
not been broken declared pr
Haase. Turkeys action in lntadlu-
the Caucasus was unlawful and at
tempts 10 annex Esthonia and
I.ivonia were contrary 90 the treaty
Militarists supreme.
The miIitarists are supreme.
Hertling and Won Kuehlmann are
merely fig leaves in order THAT the
military party leaders shall not show
themselves u their own nakedue-s.
WHY not create a clean government
and make the chancellor the real
governor of the state instead Of ou
Ludendorf
Another Exchange Telegraph dis
patch quoted the NorVaert~ ,the
organ Of the German socialist parflD
a. saving
we socialists want % government
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
Major Billy, Slip
of a Girl, Draws
Draft Numbers
InternatiouaI News Service

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. June 21.-A slip
of a girl played an important part
i'm the nations second draft lottery
today. She is Miss Wnhemina
Wellborn, otherwise known IN Gen
Crowder's office as Maj Billy"
Miss Weuborn drew the remaining
mum bers after the half dozen or so
high government and army officials
had drawn the first few
Maj. Biuy's" fame rests on the
fact that she Il generally recognized
as the best informed person in
Washington on the draft system.
There isn't anything about IL she
does not know. Anxious mothers
write TO md out when their sons
Will he called m The draft Indig-
naut fathers want 10 know "a my their
sons. who work SIX days week.
have been drafted while that boy
across the street still lounges i'm the
corner pool room John Jones j.
going 10 be called next month and
he wants 10 know what clothing
he shall wear Questions ike these
come % her every day in - perfect
Hood Mai Billy answers them ALL
because she knows aU bout the
draft regulations She is mighty
big factor D keepue the draft ma
chine ruuuiue ~o smoothly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
NEW BUREAU
To DEAL WITH
RUSS PROBLEM
Organization to Handle Eco
nOmiC Side of Case in Close
Cooperation With the
State Department.
International News Service


WASHINGTON, June a.
An independent governmental
bureau to operate under the
state department, but to have the
widest power along all lines, will
be organized to deal with the
economic side of the Russian
problem, according to informa-
ton from administration sources
today.
This bureau would deal directly
with the problem of the commercial
rehabilitation of Russia, would ar
range financial
This bureau would deal directly
with the problem of the commercial
rehabilitation of Russia, would ar
range financial help and generally
administer the aid which the United
States and the allies have now de-
cided will be needed TO wrest Rus
sia from German control.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
AGED MAN ACCIDENTALLY
OVERCOME BY GAS

John Kaye 20 years old. was
found dead in his bed at POI +.
Monroe ST., at $50 o'clock Thurs
day morning. The windows of the
room were closed and gas which had
apparently escaped from an open
jet during the night filled the
room.
The body was cold when it was
discovered. Dr. +. p. Wagner. who
is acting coroner during the illness
OF Coroner Swantz, was called. II is
not believed that suicide was intend
ed.
Mr.. Kaye roomed at the Monroe
81. address. His son, who lives al
Laporte. was notified of his father
death and arrived i'm South Bend a
few hours later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
u. S. TREASURY ASKS
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE
EIGHT BILLIONS BONDS
InternationaI News Service

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. June 27-Addi-
tional authorizations of SS.00O.00O.-
600 in bond issues were asked by
treasury department officials APP
pearins before the house ways and
means committee i'm secret session
this afternoon.
The new authorization would
bring the total OF authorizations
since the first Liberty loan up TO
$50. 100000, 900. Two billion dol
lars Of the last authorization still
remains unissued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27

Dry Fight to be
Carried Out on
Floor of Senate

international News Service
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The en-
tire prohibition question VIII be
fought out on the floor Of the SEN
ate. The agricultural committee by
a vote OF 10 today Incorporated
in the agricultural appropriation
bill as a substitute for the Jones
amendment, another drafted by
Sen. Norris which prohibits the sal
OF whisky or wine or the manufac-
ture of wine in the United States aft
er June 80. 1919. It also provided
that the manufacture Of beer in the
United States shall cease three
months after the passage Of the bill.
The vote on the Norris substitute
was.
For-Sheppard. Thompson. Ken
drick. Johnson of South Dakota.
Norris. Page. Gronna and Kenyon.
Against - France, Warren and
Wadsworth.
Concession TO Banks.
The Norris substitute is regarded
as a concession 10 the financial inter-
ests of the country. i'm that it does
not prohibit the sale Of whisky until
after June 30. 1919. Representa-
tives of banking interests told the
committee that il was estimated
there are $5OO.O0O,OOO worth OF
whisky i'm bond i'm the country on
which they have paper valued az
$250.000,000. II the sale Of this
whisky should be summarily stop
ped they contended, the bottom
would drop out Of the market and
II would force a number Of banks
that have loaned heavily on this
whisky stock into bankruptcy. Many
bankers believe the year of grace
allowed viii be sufficient to dispose
of the greater part OF this stock.
Rules on Beer
To lis proposed TO stop the manu-
facture OF beer for the period Of the
war three months from the time the
bill becomes "A law. As there is never
q large stock Of beer on hand. sale
of that beverage viii necessarily end
soon after the manufacture ceases.
Sen. Gore. chairman OF the aEri-
cultural committee, plans to report
the agricultural appropriation bill
u which the prohibition legislation
is attached. tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
THROWS PURSE AWAY
AND BEATS ROBBERS

International News Service:
Hanna Burman is so ahead today
because when attacked at her door
by two would-be robbers. she threw
her purse away instead of handing it
over. The robbers did not see her
quick throw and when they departed
Mrs. Burman recovered her purse
under a stairway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
KUEHLMANN MAY LOSE
JOB AS RESULT OF HIS
WAR AIMS SPEECHES
InternaLLonaI News servIce .

LONDON. June 21.-It is reported
in Berlin that DR. Won Kuehlman.
the German foreign secretary, has
been asked TO resign as result OF
his war aims speech. said an EN-
change Telegraph dispatch from CO.
penhagen today. givins the Lokal
Auzeiger as its authority. The Ger
removal OF the foreign secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
Austrians Could
Scarcely Attempt
Offensive Soon
InternationaI News Service

international News Service:
WASHINGTON. June 27.-"It
will be difcult for the Austrians u
undertake another offensive against
Italy in grand style by themselves "
This message was received at the
Italian embassy this afternoon i'm an
official cablegram from Rome.
which confirms the decimatiOn OF
Austrian divisions in the recent Of
fensive According 10 Italian head
quarters the enemy's losses from
June i 20 June 20 totalled 10 divi-
sions. or 100000 men.
The ca ble gram reports Austrian
claims Of heavy Italian losses as
absurd"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
AMERICAN BOMBING
AEROPLANES IN RAID
ON COMPLAINS STATION

International Views service
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY N FRANCE June 26.-
Five American bombing air
planes raided COnilan~ last
night. dropping bombs upon the
railway station. There were
good results One German Oh
~etVation plane was -een but "a
did not attack. All the Ameri-
can machines returned safely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
GERMAN AER0PLANES
RAID PARIS AGAIN
ternational News Service

International News Service.
PARIS. June .7.-German aero
planes raided Paris again last night,
despite uufavorable weather.
Bombs We're dropped and some
damage was done
The warning was sounded at %
minutes after II o'clock and the all
clear signal was given at p minutes
20 one this morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
MORE COUNTIES REPORT
YEARS QUOTA FILLED

Three counties which have dis
posed Of more than their fun years ;
quota Of Thrift and War Savings
stamps. either by cash sales ur by
pledges. were added To the honor
list Thursday by the state commit
tee They are Union Franklin and
Shelby counties. Fayette. Ohio.
crawford and Jackson counties were
previously reported as over. making
seven counties i'm the list
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27

International Nef- Service
AMSTERDAM. June 2I-It was
reported from Vienna today the-
Count Taruci. an intimate friend OF
the Austrian emperor probauit wIn
.e The next Austrian premier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
AKTn.II-RY NCTRI.

Tnfo"U" TOUaI NCNs N"|FI-0-
PARIS. June 2I-ATul-ery ac-
ton developed south OF the Alsne
liver during the nisht in The sec
-or or Couvres and in the \osees
mountains. the war office announced
today. The French made three
raids cap.urins prisoners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
HAVE NO REPORT ON
MYSTERIOUS VESSELS
TnTo-rarIUuaI Ncos scrI--e

iufDH Uaflnltl NcN~ Nt'f .-h-
WASUINGTp\ june --The
navy had nothuc ro make public on
reports telling or a mysterious craft
of the Nirgiuia cape~ The report
s. neiuc investigated. It Is under
-.o ood that the naval officers IN
.hsrge Of coast defense do not be-
Eetc that there are ans German
-ubmariucs or this coast now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-27
NOON RIOTS IN RT>SIN

CDPENHAGEN June .--Tood
rlot~ have broken out iu PetroSrad.
Eol~hetik troops turned machine
guns upon the mohs
GRAND Duke Michael iS leading
q counter rev oluuOn IN UmSk.