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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

FOR RENT-Three light house
keeping rooms, sink in kitchen,
modern, close in. 209 a, north
west. Phone 1853. us
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27
Notes Along the Way.

Comanchc county farmers are
complaining bitterly because OF the
drouth. They made little or no
wheat or other small grain. and now
they say that another week without
rain will mean almost total cot
ton failure. Notwithstanding this
fact they are responding wonder
fully to every war activity call.
Thursday afternoon nearly 100 Sc
lccted men were forwarded from
Lawton. The boys were escorted to
the Rock Island station by a large
crowd of people. The procession
was headed by an improvised band
consisting of a snare drum and a
bass drum. Lewis Hunter, state
representative and a candidate tor
reelection, played the big drum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27
Too Late to Classify.

WANTED at once good cook;
must have references. Apply 6l9
Third avenue, southwest. Us
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27
BATTLE SUMMARY

Washington, July 2.-The cap
ture of lie Charmed by American
forces in their advance between the
Ourcq and the Marne is reported
in General Pershing's communique
for yesterday, received today at the
war department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

New York, July H.--A British
freight steamer was attacked by a
German submarine off the Atlantic
coast early today, according to re-
ports received in insurance circles
here. The position of the ship,
which was sending out S. 0. S.
calls, was said to be near the reg
ular transatlantic steamship lane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

LOST-Bunch of keys on ring;
finder leave at New York Life In
surance Company office, los W.
Main and get reward III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

Read il IN the ATdmorei,e FIRST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

Anadarko people are enthusias-
tically interested in every war cam-
paign. The thriving county seat
of Caddo county is carrying her
share of the burden. Mr.. Murray's
Anadarko crowd was one OF the
best of the week and he made an
excellent impression here.
"The Bankers Ballyhoo" is the
way Editor Rule of the Hobart
Democrat-Chicf described the effort
to get out an audience for Alex
ander at that place. Mr.. Rule told
how the bankers of the town hus-
tied up crowd and described 1t
in such a typical street fair-carnival
booster manner that he has incur
red the enmity OF nearly every bank
er in the town. He spoke OF this
banker as standing in the middle OF
the street blowing a bugle. that
banker beating a drum and another
as shouting with leather-lunged
ability" instructions 10 the town
people TO turn out for the meeting.
The concluding chapter OF the story
probably is vet to be written.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27
DESPAIR AND GLOOM
IN HUNGRY PETROGRAD
Continued from page u

hall pound daily for the prole-
tariat and one eighth OF 4 pound
daily for the bourgeois.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

Read it in the Ardmoreite first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

c. X. Aubrey. recently OF Law
ton. is now located at Ardmore, IN
the scouting department OF the koN
ana company. taking the place va
Gated by Jack McGuigan's advance
ment TO the head office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-27

]. T. Duffy OF San Antonio, Tex
as is a visitor in Ardmorc and the
uealdton field. Mr.. Duffy Is inter-
es,ed in casinghead gasoline pro-
duction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

Cuaudo ~necesite nbros en- espano'
diriiase a Igracio E. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
Pruebeio es Ell substitu=
to del peligroso
CaIomel
Hace funcionar su higado sin mo-
lestarle Y sin producer saIivacion

leStSlle SIN pIcOuSi SdiN alum
Todos los boticarios en- el pueblo,
su boticario Y tooos los boticarios,
estan convencidos de cue ha habiGo
un gran deceaso en- la venta del ca
lionel. Todos dan Ia misma razon.
FL "Dodson's Liver Tone ha ocura-
do su lugar.
"El calomel es peligToso Y este 10
sabe tod el mundo. mienrtsa que el
"Dodson's Liver Tone es perfecta-
merte SECURE Y da los mejores re-
sultados,' dijo un prominente dro-
guista local. Ell "Dodson'1 Liver To-
ne es garantizado persona!mente Dor
todos los droguistas que 10 venden
V 81 falla su valor Sc relntegra en-
cua!quier case 81 no da resultado sa-
tisfactorio Ell cualquier case de NAL
funcionamiento del higado Y consti-
paci6n. I'd. no tiene mas que demos
trar este V regresara por su dlnero
que le sera devuelto Embellishments.
Fl "Dodson's Liver Tone es De I'm
sabor agradable, es IN remedio vege-
tai puro, y puede ser usado por ninos
Y adrltos. Tome una cucharada por
la noche, V en- la maIana despertara
sintiendose perfectamentc; no tendra
d~olencias biliosas. dolores dc cabeza,
ac!dos en- ci estomago, Q constipation
en- los irtestinos. Este medicamento
no lie producira gripa nj !e causara
al siguiente dia las Incoaveniencias
u produce Ell ca!omel. Tome una
dosis de calomel hoy Y manana Sc
sentira indispuesto, enfermo ' con
nauseas. No pierda IN solo dia de
trabajo. Tome el "Dodson's Liver
Tone" Y Sc sentira bien, con vigo- y
ansioso de TRAFALGAR.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
LOS SOCIALISTS QUE
rem JUZGAR A SU
EX-KhISER
Pediran la extradicion de es-
tie al gobierno holandes
. Espcctd perc Il PEENs.A.

Teirqrana Especial pare IL PRENS.s.
: WASHINGTON. noviembre ID
Las diversas facciones alemanas Sc
sabe que tienen Ell proyecto de pc,
dir la extradicion del ey-kaiser Gui,
llermo " su proceso ante un tribunal
socialista en- Berlin. segun sugieren
algunos cablegramas diplomaticos
que Sc han recibido aqui hoy.
Ell sentimiento contra el eX-Empe-
rador. Sc dice que es mayor cada dla
en- Berlin Y en- toda la Prussia. Tam
ben Sc dice que las facciones bava-
ras han pcdido el castigo del monar'
ca depuesto Y de los interesados en- la
iran negotiation de krupp, asl CONT
de los pan-germaniStas milltares pru'
sianos. a quieNes c%onsideran respon-
sahles de la guerra actual.
In peri6dico de Munich, eli Post
hacc referencia al sentimiento de hos
tii;dad uuc es cada dia mayor en- Ba-
viera. contra aGuellaS personals que
Sc cree ~proyectaron Gellberadamente
cl conflicto mundial, muy particular
nnte Ludendorff, los hrupp y ell c%.
Kaiser. Respecto de los hrupp, eI
citadc perioGico dice:
-Esta cmpresa debera Responded
ante I'm tribunal de Justicia. per ha-
ber dado subsidies a los propagandlS-
tas de la guerra. preparando aSl. dc
una n sistematica. la horrible
c~arniceria mundial y In derrota de
Alemania.
Tambien Sc nota cierto sentimiento
hostil para los monarcas dc Ia casa
reinan;c de Baviera y muy especial
meate para el eX-Principe Heredero'
Ruperto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
Las tropas %aleEnanas
celebran talnbier
el armistiCio

con LOS EJERCIT0S AMERI-
CANOS EN- FRANCIA, Noviem re
l3.-Grandes luminarias Sc viei'on
antenochc en- direction dc Conflans.
detr;is de las lincas a!emanas. Esos
fuegos han sido muy distintos a los
que prcGdian arteriormentc los ale
manes. para reducir a ceniZas a las
recientes ciudades Y pueblos de Fran
cia. Las luminarias de ahc-a, son !u-
minarias dc regociio, enccndidas pa
Ia csiebrar la suspension de !as hos
tilidades. En- algunos lugares los ale
names permanecian frente a las IL
meas americanas. agitando sus manos
Ell senal de saludc hacia los Soldados
americaros.
FL segundo cjCrcito irformo que
en- las iineas alemanas que Sc halla-
ban en- frerte. SC habian escuchado
grandeS aclamaciones durante toda
Ia nochr y dc muchos lugares sc Ian
z2ban cohctes en- senal de .jubilo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
ElUELGA GENERAL
EN- LA HABANA
Quedo suspendido 81 ira
fiCo de tranVlaS

Del s,-r.c;o especial Dc IT. PHENS-h.
HABANA. noviembre l3.-Cra
huelga general. con ell objeto de a.
porar la decretada por la Union dc
obreros federales de los muelleS. fuc
declarada aver por los representan-
ties de todas las uniones obreras de
la capital. que Sc %reunieron en- junta
general para r~esolver Ia actitud que
habrian de aSumir.
Como c~onsecuencia de la huelga, e!
trafico de los rtanviaS electricos on
IA ciudad fue ~suspendido a la media
noche V ha quedado por complete pa
Ia!;zaGo el serviCio de COMMUNICATION
con los puntos adyacenteS d la ciudad.
Hasta ahora no sc han registra~o
d~eSorGenes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
REY ALBERTO HARA
ST. ENTRADA MARIANA
A BRUSELAS
Esa plaza quedara libre de
inyasores alemanes

DUNQUERQUE. noviembre 80
La plaza de Bruse!as, Ia capital de
Belgica. quedara libre dc los ale
names eSta scmana, segun Sc anunci6
aqui hoy.
PARIS. noviembre I3.-El Rey
Alberto de Belgica, sc espera Que
entire Il Bruselas, la capital beiga, el
nr6yimo vicrnes, a IL cabeZa de su
ejercito.
Una gran ceremonial sc proyecta
celebrar en- Ia Cathedral dc esa ciudad.
Fl Burgomaestre Max que fue pues-
to en- libertad hace POGO por los ale,
names. sera uno de las ~personalida-
des prominentes que tomaran partl
Ell Ia ceremonial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
NO OUEEREN EN- SUECIA
AL ~EX-EMPERADOR
Pidese que no Sc lie permita
refugiarse en- csc pals
! serririo csrrc ci Dc IA PCENSh

Dd s>rririo cSrcc'Gi d" IL PEENSt
ESTOCGLMO. noviembre Is
Hjelmar Branting. lidcr socialista de
Suecia. en- un articulo Que publica
en- ell Democratic socialista". aconsc-
ia al Gobierno dc Suecia que no per
mita IL cX-kaiser de hlcmania cue
vcnga a 5crritorio sueco. pues temc
que 81 ~prescncia en- este pals. pudic-
va ~cCmnromctcr a Succia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
SoTpFTlSG3
-IENCiAS 0SCLTAS

CavicGLa def Rcy SA.5=Gu .----.... 5 IS
DSSrca y Ritual c. "A Al:s MaEia. Con-
tlsie q :z:anEu.o &c SaEon6a a Ca
oa4s, e. faro ,scrc.os del eIIuo, III
SScTsHcE.. exc. ) n.oo
EEchi-iiioles. CrinG-ios = Pert&c1los S o15
=. Dragon t.osc. - sea FL artc je man
Ga. a .es es2-r:eus ............... 20
e ?o6e= Gsl ~FelSzmien:o. So domi-
MO y cg-rI-a- Como escccia- sc
tIeTl 49,. ) ~
e Libro Iaferaa!. T=aa5s &c las cier-
cIas ncui:as. C9ET,ene 81 horo Ge Ssa
Itn.I-ac. C!avIcula de Sa-mca. 81
ctc- I'D
6. Ee-dSde-o Dragon Roio. Eacan-
'Nn;=atcs, -1S4c de aGrrcse Invisible.
StG- q. ; > '9
- Gran Va-sa AdivinadoEg ....... &C.:
Dicciorar:o Internal. Cont!cGc mzgia
ctc. 5 80
I0-c Na@re de san C,a-isac. Edisioi.
--rc2 ; coGy.-sa re. :I-:osc CHINO
re ...... s 500
l. Gran Maya Surrrna ......... S Ito
Manu. - M,:ia a.anca .... S o.4e
Aaauzl e aaEia Se&-a ........... s I 10
aa- a ,odos los ;ucrcs ............ 5 l.50
Sc-.c.os de Alberto cl Grande ........ 5 0.50
S~-cre.cs {. y .rcs,Ioi-iLAci6. ; IA
nasia. Lsccionrs r.fcticSs lie escI-
motto y P-estid:git.C:oa .......... S leo
Secrets del Inferno ........-..... ) o.oC
Tcsoro &c MiiaCros &c IA Cruz dc Ca
-avaca NeEd2de-a ,cyR Gel ccuitis-
mo ; u-sV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

Aanusl Compete De u-oan.i-d 5
r~ruutuario De Or;uSraf:l nc Il Lsasaa
Castelana ;
Prime L:5-o Sc Re- 5acIen-s. Conpo
kl-.ones r~.a;lvaS = ;. ecGeis. a pa
liza. = aatu-a!e=s. Dos. &c. ;
90 &c usteG ao-erde- ;nsiea en- o;ez
As. Nr.gGo s,raCucc para aSTSnas-
/. ;rci~ On "a 7So.unc-z-'o2 :Isu-
ia \ IN exiclso ~Tocaouta7o &C IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14

T.accE-.s De L.5-os sor psrtias sin
pie dOo.c 49, -..-.-
t-r,s,.r.>5 : P-cass MS"e-aS 1900. S
TasA asN.;ases pa-s s?renGeT u to"-
ar .-...---s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
ALAS PERSONAS QUE VIVIAN EN- e. c
T~RATAMIENTO CIENTIFICO
MAS MODERNO

Intermediates nerviosas Y de Ia
ricl, Rinon, Nejica, Reumatismo,
Indigestion, Constipados, Dispep-
STA, EXcema, Catarros y otras
mas.
AFISO:-A las personals que
wien en- el campo Y pueblos Pc
Quehos Y no pueden obtener me-
dicinas apropiadas para sus en-
fcrmcdades, no Sc eSperen a que
u paGecimientos sean incurs-
bies; veIgan iuego a VERNE, W
me confiarc de ustedcs :! son
personals hcnorables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
RUMANIA DECLARE LA
GUERRA A ALEMANLA
Otra vez estaran ambas ma
clones en- guerra

ZURICH, SUIZA. noviembre l5.-
Rumania ha declarado de nuevo Ia
guerra a .Alemania, segun dice un
despacho de Bucharest publlcado por
la Gaceta de Frankfort ! trasmltldo
de ALI i esta ciudad.
I'm despac.lo de Jassy. Ia capital
provisional de Rumania. dice que Ell
gobicrno rumano ha enviado III ulti-
matum Il Alemania ell sabado. dardo
al ejercito aleman v~einticuatro no.
ras para salir del pals. FL plazo
fi.iado expire ell domingo a las nucre
de Ia manana Y las tropas teutonas
no habian salido aun de Rumania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
BRiLLANTE Y MUY
BEN ORDENADA
PARADA
DE AVER

V militar con la que divcrsas agru-
paciones dc San Antonio c~eiebraron
ell triunfo de las nacioneS aliadas So
brc los Imperios Centrales Y el ext
to que los Comitcs encargados de h&-
&c, propaganda y reunlr fonoos pa
"a proporcionar diversiones a los So
dados, tanto acampados en- los Esta-
dos UnidoS come en- eI eNtranl@rU,
tuvieron en- los pocos dlas de t-abajc
que han desarrollado, pucs como TAM
bien aver IL dijimos, Ia Quota DC
signada = la ciudad de San Antonio,
con csc objeto era de doSclentcs mli
pesos V quedo reunida en- tres dia5
que dur0 alberta la suscripcion.
Las s~ceiedades que en- este sentId"
trabajaron, fucron las a~sociaclones
Cristianas, tanto de hombres como dc
mujeIes, los Caballeros dc Colon, ei
Ejercito de Salvation Y el ConseJc
Benefico de Judios.
Ia pGrada.
4 las tres V media de la tardc
comenzo 4 desfilar ia gran parade.
partiendo .e In Plaza del Alamo Y
recorrierdo la Gale Alamo, IA del Co
mcrcio, la .Avenida de Santa Rosa.
Ia cailc de Houston. Y diso!vlcndosc
en- el punto de p~artida.
A la descubicrta iban cinco poll
cias dc trafico. en- motoclcletas, dos
del Departamento de Pollcia y tres
militares. Scguian dos automovi-
les en- los que iban el Mayor de Ia
Ciudad. senior Sam C. Bell, vario5
altos funcionarios del Gobierno de Ia
Ciudad y Jefes militares de alta
graduation. Seguian dos reglmlen-
tos dc infanteria, unO de art!!lcrla.
con diez pleas de grueso calibre. Gn
picuete del Campo Kelly. de Avlac!on
llevanio un acroplano y I'm regimen
to &c C~aballeria, Una secclon de pa
Tomas mensajeras otra del Cuerpo
dc Policia Y otraS del Campo Acreo
de Observation del Campo Jonn
Wise.
Saeuia a la section militar II sec
ci6n de la Cruz Roja. con c! Cue:-
DO Directive a la cabeza. n brlgada
sanitaria del Cucrpo de Enfermcras
Militarcs del Hospital dc Santa Ro-
a todos los miembroS de la -Aso-
ciacion C~ristiana de Mujeres que !
ban vesridas de blanco Y fernando
dentrc dc triangulos ~azules; la Aso-
ciaci6n Cristiana de JoTenes; los
Caballcros de Colon; Ell EJerclto dc
Salvation V cl Console Benefico De
los JudioS.
In rrupo de miiitares hcridos eli
Francia ' cUrados en- San ANTONIO
secuia a las soCicdadcs organizations
de la parada, Siendo calurosamcntc
o~vacionados Dor las multitudc" a
golpadas en- las accras.
Despucs siguieron AUTOMOBILES del
Servicio de Empleos dc los EStad"s
Unidos. dc la Sociedad Encargada
dc obtener libros para los soldadoS.
dl Servicio Comun dc los Campos dc
Guerra, de la Casa dc Comunidad, los
ninos de las eScueias, n secclon da
Policia y otra de B]omberos. n brl.
gada sanitaria del hospital Roberto
3. Green. continuance despues cl des-
file de las Colonias franccsa. ltaliana
.bclca. griega. dctras dc las cuaies
carros adornados dc las casaS de CO.
mcrcic Y varios regimintos militareS.
c~alcuiandose en- ccrca dc dicz mil to-
das las personals, tanto civiies como
m%ilitarcs. quo tomaron parte en- Ct
desfile-
ColerfGS dc GipcrO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-14
ColectaS dc djEcro.

COiectGS dc dIEcr0.
Los comites organizadores dc IL
parada que. como va dijimos, perte-
ncccn a la Association Cris;iana dc
J~ovenes. al Ejercito de Salvation. a
los Caballcros de Colon y al ConscJo
Bcncfico dc Judios, ap~rovccharon Ia
parada para hacer colectaS de dnc-
70 cen cl fin que han rcnldo traDa-
iando. habiendo obtenido dc los es
pcctadores. a! miSmO tempo que ca
~lurosos aplausos con los QUO Sc pre-
MIC su actitud. bucnas cantldades de
dinero, con las que no solo Sc cubri'
Ia Quota de doscientoS mil pesos I'M
puesta a la ciudad de San Antonio,
sin6 aue Sc sobrepaso en- mucho IL
meacionada cantidad.
Despucs del desfile. varIoS dc los
autos adornadcs siguieron recorrlen
do las GALES dc la ciudad llevando
musiccS en- clos que eiecutaban La
M~arsellesa' V otros caatos DC guerr;>
Que cntusiasmaban a los mll!ares re
personals Que despucs de habcr assist
do q la parada regrcsaban a sus ca
SaS.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-17
Rice PAPER.

That which is termed rice paper Is
made from the pith of g tree grown In
Formosa, not from part of the rice
plant, as many suppose.-Exchange.
Smyrna times., 1918-04-17
THE WAR SERVICE.
BY MELVIN STEVENS.

OpyTgNJ, ls-S. Uy me McCIure NeWspa-
per Syndicatel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
PEACE BY ARRANGEMENT
IS NOT IN DICTIONARY
Neutral Unofficial Envoy From Ger
many Gets English Answer
Right OF the Bat.
HUN BUSINESS Is STIRRED
EorcSces Long Continued Danish.
mcnt of Germany From Intcrna-
tionnl Trade ms Result OF prus.
sian Policy of Aggression.
LBy Associated Pres. |

LONDON, May 4 I'm discussing Ger
many's next peace offensive" signs OF
which have begun to appear recently.
the newspapers reflect the tetcrmu:t
ton Of the British nation and its allies
10 see tho war through. They say il is
impossible that Germany should sue
cecd in dipping the allies into a peace
which does not fulfill the principles for
which they are fighting.
The Times says the general eXpccta-
ton that the Germans, failing TO OBJ
Flanders. would inauguratc peace
campaign in the allied countries, seems
likely TO be fulfilled. 1t continues:
Neutral emissaries OF well known
antccedents and tendencies arc under
stood TO have arrived recently in Eng
land and other allied countries for the
purpose OF suggesting that if the allies
Will only show 4 pacific diSpos tion they
VIII find Germany ready TO meet them
on moderate terms.
1T need hardly be said that origin
of these mancuvers is quite as we'll un.
dcrstood as was the purpose OF the
military offensive in March, and that
the allied governments are likely to
present as firm front TO any peace
intrigue as the allies presented to the
German military attacks"
The Daily Mail says: The Eruption
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
AUSTRIAN FOOD SITUATION
Is SAID TO BE CRITICAL
Parliament In Adjourned 20 Permit
Members TO Develop Economic
Conditions.
IRy Assoclatcd prcss.l


AMSTERDAM. May AZ M p c r o r
Charles OF Austria has empowered tho
Austrian p!emi to adjourn Parlia-
ment and forthwith inauguratc meas
urcs to render impossible the rcsump-
ton of its activities. a Vienna dispatch
says.
y statement published in Vienna in
dicatcs that tho closure of Parliament
is due TO the seriousness OF the food
situation.
The government will devote it's en-
tire strength 10 the economic problem
and Will try to create conditions re-
quircd to enable the population to hold
out"
y Vienna dispatch says that the
Austrian premier. pr. Won Seydlcr.
speaking at a conference OF party
leaders declared that tho serious eco
nonic and food conditions made 1t i'm
perativc for the present government
10 be spared parliamentary criticism.
lie, therefore, demanded that the pro-
posed sittings Of Parliament be post
poned, adding that unless the party
leaders took this step the government
would prevent the sessions forcibly.
apparently this conference. the date
OF which is not given, was held before
the Emperor actedD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

was peace 10y arrangement. Ho was
TOLD there WAS no such thing In tho
English dictionary as peace by ar
ranScmcnt. lie was told also: Very soon
there will be no such phrase AZ raw
material in tho German dictionary
There Is no doubt that tho present
peace offensive Is inspired largely by
Albert Balm. director OF the liam
burg American Line. and other mag
mates of the German shipping world
who fore:cc that determined entente
can easily cut them Off for many years
from all markets OF the outside world
as we'll as from allied ports
The failure OF the first envoy to
find sympathetic hearing will not
end the peace offensive. 1t is known
that other Acutrals have been per-
suadcd TO undertake the task Of laying
further suggestions before the British
government, without any apparent in
SEPARATION from Germany. But the busl-
ness associations of these cnvoys arc
too well known for any doubt to exist
that they are deliberately inspired"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
FEW LONDON BUILDINGS
ARE EFFECTIVE SHELTERS
Bomba Dropped by Air Raiders Will
Pass Through Amy Con-
crete Iioor.
LIZ Assoc.ated Press !

=,
LONDON. May Very few %; ih-
buildings in Lonion which are used
az air raid shelters provide any adc-
auaie protection against bombs dropped
from great height. 1T is quite OBJ
vious 10 engineers" says Fire. that
floors OK concrete, whether re-enforced
or not viii not withstand the kinetic
energy Of 4 bomb falling several thou
sand feet For Instance. !: forty
pound bomb falls only 1000 feet. the
kinetc encrgy O, tie missile al the
moment Of impact, is $4,000 foot
pounds. exactly l2j tons.
This bomb, wei;ht and height are
however. small compared with some
of the latest missiles and the distance
they descend. An eighty pound bomb
falling 1900 feet. would have Il final
velocity OF o1G feet per second and
kinet!c energy at the momcn, OF i'm
pact OF 100000 foo: pounds, equal
to 535 tons. Where is the square foot
OF concrete flooring tina. viii with
stand SO tremendous shock? We
doubt whether even three Of tho finest
concrete floors you'd withstand d!.
rect HIT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

gained. ' ~" nav
Manufacturers Note: Nuxatcd Iron. whic'
mas been used by Generals Gibson, Gordon
Cicm, Judge foder and others with sucl
but one which Is we'll known TO druggist
everSwhere Unlike the older inorgani
iron products. II Is easily assmila ted doe
hot injnrn the tceik make them black, no
upset the stomach. The manufacturer
guarantee successful ana entirely satisfac
tory results to every purchaser or they wi.
refund your money. II Is dispensed In thi
Stores; Childrcy Drug Co. and ali othe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
SElZES BAR ON STEAMER
Mater and Chief Steward Arc Held In
Columbia. :. G.. for yiUlnt-
ing Law.

COLUMBIA. S. C. May 1.-The steam
boat Cherokee was held UP at George
town, S. C., to-day by r.. j. Smyri
chief state constable. who seized the
bar and fixtures OF the boat and ar
rested Frank Mcl[innon. master, and
T. l.. Leach, chief steward. on charge
of violating the prohibition law. Both
wcrc released on bonds OF $500 each
The Cherokee is accused OF bringing
intoxicants into Georgetown, said Gov
crnor Manning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
and endurance will find il most remark
a BILE and wonderfully effective rcnrdy

and endurance will find it most remark
able and wonderfully effective remedy
II people would only take Nuxatcd Iron
when they fee! weak or rundown instead
or dosing themselves with habit forming
drugs, stimuiunts and alcoholic beverages,
there are probably thousands who might
increase their physical energy and get them
selves into z condition to ward on the
continually around us. 1t is surprising how
many people suner from iron deficiency and
well, you owe Il to yourself to make the
following test: SEQ how long you can work
or how far you can walk without becom-
Ing tired Next take two hvc-grain tablets