The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-08-30
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Jacob n. Galinger. United States
senator from New Hampshire, died ut
4 hospftaf~at Frznklif, n. a, after
N extended illness.
~GU1sfssD~sh9s passeda bin pr0vid.
ing $4,000 to Indemnify Greece for
damages suffered bI Greeks in South
Omaha riots In 1900.
Amerfcasi casualties ID the great
war reported up totAugust Is. to the
War department numbered 21.171, not
quite y Of 1 per cent Of the total
forces overstas.
.@s III Is .f
F00dstuffs which America 10 prepar-
Cd 20 send overseas during the next
year would provide 4 fighting ration
for 40,OO0.O00 men, food admlnistra.
tion oflcials declared recently.
4igt Hff tfE8.
According to Amsterdam reports
hundreds of persons were killed and
wounded Ia Q battle between Lettish
guards and rioters during food disor.
ders In Petrogrnd-
/. Tentative plans Of the treasury pro.
vide for three Big Liberty loan cam.
paigns within the next year. each to
raise $5,OOO,OOOyoOo or more. The
flrst with BE- from Sept. q to Oct. 40.
BIA
The British government has recog-
mixed the Czecko-Slovaks a. an allied
nation and the Czecho- Slovak armies
~ m allied force regularly waging
warfare against the central powers
OF more than 100000 men now
under arms, the American army has
sedt nearly 0ne-half. or more than
1,45O.0OO overseas, according to an an
nouncement by General March.
The subscriptions for Britain's ma
! tionas war bonds have reached the
~stupend0us figure Of E1,OOO.O0O.0O 900,
according to q statement issued BY
Andrew BonaF Law, chancellor Of the
exchequer. ft
Henry Ford has announced that he
will return 20 the United States gov
eminent all the profits he personally
makes on war contract work In his
motor factories.
Senator +. n. vardaman OF Miss.
isslppi, whose denomination President
Wilson said would be a condemnation
OF his administration. was defeated
IN the recent stats primaries
Under . plan of the government, n
ID proposed to 30 completely index
soldiers mentioned In casualty lists
that relatives may get detailed infor.
nation i~mmediately upon inquiry n
the War department.
Directors Of the German-Americnn
Publishing company at Columbus, q.
have suspended publication OF the
Daily Express-Westbote. Sunday
S0nntagsgast and semi-weekly West
bote. oil German papers.
Eight thousand prisoners were cap,
tured by the French when they ut.
tackled the Germans over q front 81
fifteen miles southwest OF Noyon,
The German line was penetrated to 1
depth Of nearly three miles.
One dollar for q haircut and 1fty
cents for a shave will be the stand.
ard prices IL BARRIERS accept the sug'
gestlon Of the barber supply dealers
association. 4 national organization
vhirh met q Chicago recently,
Restriction and cuftailment u "a.
riety 10 styles, colors. shapes. weight
and trimmings Xf FUR and felt hats fol
men and women for the spring d
1919 was@ announced By the war ID.
dustt1es board. following . confer
enee with manufacturers IT. Wash
1neto0. 4sss4 .4s.
r4f - 80 81.
= stating that ,oEencrowded trains
and unsatisfactory passenger service
fnasons sectioqas a the eountry ers
ceuasd ~ the p~ecesaity o. usingg many
hday, eoafhes and sleepihe cars IN
l1epope tfanbportation. Dfrector-n,.n
acnl NtAdoS cailed uponi tte Amer.