davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
ALIANCI ZWYCIEzAJA MAD
MOZA.

Londyn, 9. pazdz. - Ma wzg6-
rzach ma wschod cd rzeki Mozy
silly francusko amerykahskie "a
atakowaiy wczoraj nieprzyjaciela
ia froncie siedmio-milowym i po-
stapiiy naprzod przeszio dwie MI
lie. Qbecnie znajduja sic w po-
blizu linii, skad nieprzyjaciel ata-
kowai W lutym 1916 roku. Depe-
sza ia zdaje sic wskazywac ma
iowa ofensywe. Sekcya, o ktorej
tn nova, ley wprost ma poinoc
cd Verdun w poblizu owych s}a-
wnych wzgorz, ktore byly pred
iniotem najkrwawszych walk w o
fensywie niemieckiej przeciwko
Verdun.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
Niemcy Przyma TylkO Zaszczytny Sprawiediwy Pok6
Rad Niemiech Dsruje Przyw6dcom SocyaGstow
Bolszewicy Wypuszczaja Wiezni6w Alianckich.
GI6d j lima Zagrazaja Rosy.
INNE TEL EG r A NJ Y {.

ogniem ma niemieokie qozycye ma
kilka godzin pred rozpoczeciem
szturmu przez piechote aliancka.
Skutki tego bombardowania byly
straszne. Opor giowny re strony
niemieckiej pochodzif re strony
gniazd mitraliez, ktore ME costa
ly jeszcze zniszczone przez dzia-
Ia Aliantow, artylerya jednak ME
miecka odpowiadala Ia bardzo siabo,
w obecnej chwlii, gdy walka 3D.
bywa sic juz w wielu miejscach
ra otwartem polu, gdy system O.
bronny niemiecki zostai zniszczo-
ny ma tax znacznej przestrzeni,
spodziewac sic nalezy nadzwy-
czaj powaznych i daleko W swych
skutkach idacych rezultatow. Jest
to wspaniaia odpowiedz armii a
lianckich ma propozycye pokoJo-
we Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, 8. pazdz. = Wspo}dzia-
lajac wojskami brytjskiemi ma
po}nocny wsch6d cd St. Quentin,
wdarlismy sic do niemieckich po-
zycyi zrobiliSny wielki postep,
zdobywajqc Fontaine Uterte
f,rme Bellecourt. Zajelismy tax
re las ma wsch6d cd Tilloy,
wzg6rze 1874 i wioske Rouvroy,
biorqc w niewole 1900 jehc6w.
Mad rzeka Suippe niePrzyjaciel
napr6zno' starai sic wyrzucic mas
z pozycyi, kt6resmy zdobyli. Woj
ska francusko-amerykahskie do
kona}y swiezych zdobyczy ma pol
noe cd rzeki Arnes, Odpedzilismy
n;eprzyjaciela trzy kilometry ma
p6}noc Cd St. Pierre, zajelismy
p;askowzg6rze ma poinoc cd Au,
try dotarlismy do przedmiest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

wroga, przeIamalismy linie jego
,,tank6w' i podjeliSmy ma nowo
nasz poch6d. Ma poinoc Cd rzeki
Scarpe zdobyliSmy system niemie
ckich transzy znany jake linia
Fresnes-Rouvroy. w tych ope-
racyach zabralismy do niewoli ty.
siac jehc6w i mnostwo dial. Po,
ch6d odbywa sic w dalszym cia-
gu wzdluz ca}ego tego frontu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
ODPOWIEDZ WILSONA MA
PROPOZYCYE POKOJOWE.

Washington, Q. pazdz. - Prez.
Wilson swa odpowiedzia ma osta-
tnia propozycye pokojowa spowo
Guje wyjasnicnie, czy propozy--
cya ia jest szczera czy tez podste-
penn i jezeli jest podstepem, raz
Ia zawsze usprawiedliwi pred
caIym Swiatem przediuzenie woj-
ry do zwycieskiego kohca. Jedna
kowoz odpowiedz ia dale wielka
szanse do zawarcia pokoju, o lie
Niemcy beda chcieli z niej korzy-
STAG.
Oto zasadnicze punkty tel od-
powiedzi:
Czy kanclerz przemawia w i
mieniu narodu czy tez cesarza
piemieckiego? Czy odda podbite
krave, Francyi, Belgii i Rosyi?
Czy got6w jest przyjat warunki
pokojowe Aliantow i Ameryki?
Skoro rad niemiecki odpowie
ma powyzsze pytania i odpowie
tax, jak tego zada Ameryka,
Niemcy maja otwarta droge do
pokoju. Jednemu sprzeciwia sic
Wilson, a mianowicie zlozeniu
broni ma czas trwania rokowah
Pokojowych, gdy wojska niemie'
ckie zajmuja terytorya Aliantow
Domaga sic dalej wyjasnienia
czy Niemcy przyjmuja warunki
pokojowe przedlozone i'm w cztef
nastu punktach jako takie, czy
tez uwazaja je nadal tylko JAKE
podstawe do rokowah pokojo'
wych. Jezeli wiec kanclelrz uwa'
"a je jako podstawe, natenczas
ME przemawia on w imieniu ma,
rodu niemieckiego, ale W imieniu
niemieckiego militaryzmu, i W
uyn,dku takim niema naWet mo.
wy O pokoju.
Geniusz diplomacy Wilsona
przebija sic w}aSnie W tel odpo,
wiedzi, gdyz Niemcy, chcac od-.'
powiedziet ma MIA, konieczrie mt
sza wyjawic swe cele i musza ze
szkoda dla swego militaryzmr
jasno opowiedziet sic albo "a po'
kojem, albo "a dalsza wojna. Dla
tego wszyscy dyplomaci tutejs
uwazaja odpowiedz te "a krok
mistrzowski, niezrownany.
Odpowiedz ia albo przyniesit
pokoj, albo tez wyda znana hipo
klyzye rzadu niemieckiego, q
wtenczas woina trwac bedzie do,
p6ty; dopoki Niemcy zupeinie nit
zostana raz ma zawsze zlamane
Niemcy bowiem ME maja teral
zadnej podstawy ma twierdzenia
re walcza W wiasnej obronie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, srOda, o pazdziernika:
Sw. DyOnizegO.
JutrO. czwartek, 10 pazdziernika
sw. FrancisZka,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
AMERYKANSKI.

Kwatera wojsk amer, 9. pazdz.
- Wojska nasze wypedzi}y ME
przyjaciela z ChatelIChehery pc
konawszy szalony jego opor, "a
ie}y wazne wzgorza ma zachod cd
Aire
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
AMERYKANIE ZDOBYWA-
IA RESZTKI LASU AR
GONSKIEGO.

Kwatera wojsk amer, 9 pazdz.
= Mimo niesprzyjajacei pogody
Amerykanie ME zaprzestah walkl
c posiadanie lasu Argonskiego,
chcac zdobyc jeszcze te Geese, kto
ra pozostawaia w rekach niemie-
ckich. Najzacietsza waEka toczy-
Ia sic o'wzgorze 223 ma zachod cd
Chatel Charery. Zdobyte przeL
hmerykan6w, przeszio znowu do
rak niemieckich, lecz powtornym
atakiem Amerykanie znowu jc
odbili i utrzymali mimo kontrata-
kow wroga. Dalej ma poiudnie po-
suneli sic Amerykanie ku drodze
Lancdon-Chatel Charery, a ma
poinocny zachod zajeli Fleville,
Pozycye, ktora dominuje mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
OPINIA SENATU WZGLE-
DEM ODPOWIEDZI PREF.
WILSONA.

WlLSONA.
Washington, 8. pazdz. - VIE.
kszoSc senator6w wychwala dy-
piomatyczny krok, jaki PREF. Will
son uczyni} w swej odpowiedzi
fla propozycye pokojowa Me
mice. Tylko senator Lodge
Massachusetts i reprezentant
Fess z Ohio okazali niezadowole.
ME. / tax, senator Lodge W ten
sposob sic wyrazif odpowiedzi
prezydenta:
,Doznalem wielkiego zawodu,
gdym uslyszal O odpowiedzi PREF.
Wilsona, ktora w tym czasie o.
twiera dyskusye z rzadem ME-
mieckim. Pyta on sic, czy kan
clerz przemawia w imieniu naro.
du czy rzadu. Ksiaze Maksyni--
Ian, jak to wiadomo, wybranym
byi przez cesarza. Me moge So
bic tego wyt}omaczyc, kogo WIG
cej moze on bye przedstawicielem
niz obecnej administracyi pan
stwa niemieckiego. Moglby on
bye przedstawicielem narodu tyl.
ko W tym wypadku, jezeliby W
Niemczech wybuchia rewolucya
/ narodby 60 wybrai ma swego
przewodce. Teraz jednakowoz
jest on dla mas jedynie przedsta-
wicielem Niemiec i cesarza.
Jestem mocno "a tenn, zeby v,
| tym czasie ME wchodzic w Eadne
dyskusye pokojowe rzadem ME
mieckim, dopoki tenze ME przyj-
mie naszych warunkow, jake
many prawo i'm przedlozyc. ire
zydent Wilson, odpowiadajac ma
propozycye rozejmu, powiada, re
dobra VIOLA panstw Centralnych
W takim tylko wypadku sic Okla
re, jezeli wycofaja swe wojska Z
terytoryow zajetych. Czy maja
oni wycofac sic tych terytoryow
palac niszczac wszystko po dro-
DE, dop6ki ME przXjda mad Rem,
usadowia sic ] zreorganizuja swa
arnie, skuteczny stawia Allan.
tom opor? Trzeba wiedziet, re
Alzacya i Lotaryngia ME So zaje-
temi terytoryami."
Reprezentant Fess, tax powie-
dziai: ,Otwarto Niemcom droge
dla uratwoania siebie przez wy--
cofanie swego wojska ku swyni
.Dokohczenie m str eI).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
ZWYCIESTWA ALIANToW
w SZAMPANII.

Paryz, 9. pazdz. - Wojska
francuskie przekroczyly wczoraj
wieksza czesc rzeki Suippe ma
poinoc cd Reims zajeiy wzgo--
rza cd rzeki. Francuzi z dniem
kazdym zyskuja coraz wiecej kon
troll mad brzegami wiodacemi do
Laon otaczaja to miasto zcc
wszystkich stron, grozac rowno-
czesnie atakiem z frontu. Ma pol
nocny wschod Cd Reims Francu-
ri poczynili wczoraj dalsze poste-
py dotarli do przedmiesc Conde-
surrSuippe II zlewu rick Aisne i
Suippe ma poinocny wschod Cd
Berry-au.Bac. Wzdiuz rzeki Sup
Pc postepujac Francuzi dotarli do
Isles-sur-Suippe ma zachod
-4,I zJohIy1; Pazanrotrt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
NIEMIECKI.

Berlin, via Londyn, Q. pazdz,
= Pomiedzy Cambria i St. Quen-
tin, w Szampanii mad rzeta Mo-
"a przyszio do nowych walk. Ma
poludnie Cd Cambria i ma po}noc
cd St. Quentin ataki'nieprzyja--
ciela zostaiy odparte. w centrum
linii bojowej wrog dokona} pc
wnych zdobyczy. w tel okolicy
walczymy ma zack6d cd Bohain
wzdluz drogi wiodacej Z Bohain
do Cambria St. Quentin. w
Szampanii mad Mozq ataki ME,
przyjacielskie chybiiy.
H. MA BALKANACH.
Rzym, 8. pazdz. = Wedlug ko-
munikatu, otrzymanego tuta]
wczoraj, wojska serbskie znajdu-
ia slew poblizu Niszu.
Saloniki, s. pazdz. w dodat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

KOMUNIKAT URZEDU WO-INFORMACYJNEGO
WYDZIALU NARODOWEGO POLSKIEGO.

GEN. HALLER - WODZEM NACZELNYM ARMII POL.
Wydza Narodowy Polsk ozymai dzisaj Paryza kablo-
gram nastepuacej tresc
Komitet Naodowy Polsk porozunienu Alantam zamia
dzsa generaia Haera naczenym wodzem Pose auto
nomczn A gdziekolwekby dzia}a}a takze Poska Ra
Woenna skiadajaca Hallera aora Fronczaka o
zefa Weoweyskego obecnego dyktoa deparamenu wosko
wego Hler obeme koende ronce ciagu dwoch dn VIE
waznych spaw zbiza bkawiczna szybkosca Wiadomo
otrzymane nseryu wony wyrazaa wysoe uznanie da
naszych zoinierzy postep6w, jake oni czynia
FRONCZAK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

wszystkiemi drogami, wiodacemi
przez Las Argohski. w ten spo--
sob wojska amerykanskie wypie-
raja nieprzyjaciela z resztek Lasu
Argonskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

Temperature doby minionej: Maj
wyEsza wezoraj godzinie 8 pOpOlu.
dniu: 65 stopni. najniisza o godzi--
mis- s rano: 4s stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

Lancon. WzieliSmy do niewoli
znaczna liczbe jencow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

Dokohczenie w s:ronicy S-ej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
I Biura llstsuruIuglc1nsgu.

Wsch6d slonca o godzinie 6.56.
Zach6d sIofica o gOdZinie 6:10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
Francuzi i Amerykanie Zwycie'
zaja W Szampann.
Pershing zdObyWa Wzgdrza " Leslie AgoiskIm'

Turecki Cabinet Zrezygnowal- Smyrna Prosi OF
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

PogOds W chicago okOlicy: DzI-
siaj pOchmurnie, PogOda niestala;
Intro pogodnie, niewielka zmiana
temperatury. Wiatr umiarkowany,
znicnny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
Nur Atakuje Okrety ma Wodach Ameryka1skich'
Senator Jones Napada ma W}ascicieG Browarl
Z Rampant Czwartej Pozyczh Wohosciowej.
Iomendant Obozu Granta Popeinia Samob6jstwo
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

gdyz prez. Wilson najbardziej te.
go punktu oparcia dla Niemcow
,nikaf W swej odpowiedzi. TAX
vice Niemcy maja do wyboru al
10 pokoj albo wojne, kt6ra nape.
VINO zakohczy sic ich sromotnem
pobiciem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31

II you need stenographer. une tho
Help Wanted Ads in The Times-Dh-.
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
ONLY PLEASURE RIDING
PROHIBITED BY GARFIELD
Reasonable Sunday Uso OF Gasoline
Driven Vehicles for Necessary
Purposes Permissible.
NOT APPLICABLE TO HOLIDAY
But Persons Desiring to ESQ Pleas
ure Cars Then Should '1.ook Into
Their Conscience to Determine
II Tscy Should Use Gasoline"
GBy Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON. August 3o.-The ban
on the use of gasoline on Sundays for
motor vehicles and boats will apply
only to pleasure riding. Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield announced to-day. He
said reasonable use of Easoline-driven
vehicles for necessary purposes was
not intended to be prohibited.
The use of pleasure automobiles on
como under the restrictions. inquiries
at the fuel administration disclosed.
Officials said, however. persons desir-
should look into their own consciences
to determine whether they should use
gasoline on that day.
The request made by the fuel ad-
at the administration. that pleasure
riding be discontinued on Sundays for
the present in order to conserve our
supply of gasoline for war needs was
use of gasoline-driven vehicles as a
means of necessary transportation
where no other means are available.
Mr.. Garfield believes that the public
intelligently and will not use their
automobile for other than the most
necessary purposes.
The intention OF the request Is that
all mere pleasure riding be eliminated
but that necessary use OF the automo-
bile be not interfered with.
Just what is pleasure riding and
termined by the individuai; Keeping in
mind always that we must have addi-
tional reserves of gasoline so that
there may be no possibility of delays in
overseas shipments.
The United States fuel administra-
ton will not attempt TO tabulate auto
mobile traffic on Sunday"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
Meeting of Highway omciol..

Reprcsen tatIVes OF the Bankhcad
National Highway Association meet in
Petersburg on, Friday of next week
to consider a branch road from this
city to Norfolk. This matter has been
discussed. but has not been decided.
They wanted the great highways to
pass through Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
POLICE OFFICERS
WIFE ADDS HER
WORD OF PRAISE
Prominent DnnyiIIe Woman Says,
"Dreco Simply Makes New Per-
SON Out of Oneo-Gains
Several Pounds.

IT have never taken anything that
will do the many things that Dreco
Will do" decla res Mrs. ]. w. Petty
wife of Police Officer Petty, who re-
sides at 3l6 John Street. Danville.
Il have been a sufferer from gas
tritis and rheumatism for some time.
AS result / soon became a victim OF
nervousness, loss of sleep and gen.
eral run down condition Of the sys-
tenn. Constipation and kidney trouble
also added to my discomfort until
was feeling very miserable.
ut was then that 1 tried this new
herb medicine, Dreco. and after TAX
ing three bottles l am ready to say
j have never taken anything that will
do the many things that Dreco will do.
1t simply makes a new person out Of
one. i can't say too much for 1t. and
take great pleasure in telling all my
friends Of it. l gained several
pounds while taking Dreco."
No need to go further than your
own home town to find scores Of men
and women who are taking Dreco and
singing its praises. Many of these
people may be close neighbors Of
yours. Folks you meet on the street.
IN church or at the theatre, and who
are always ready to stop and tell Of
the good Dreco has done for them.
Dreco may be secured from almost
any well-stock druggist, and is dis
pensed and particularly recommended
in Richmond by Tragic Drug Co, SIT
East Broad Street: Grant Drug Co.
Broad and Seventh and Main and
Twelfth Streets; Chelf Drug Co.
Broad and Harrison Streets; Peters,
burg. Il. A. Morrison, and Georges
Drug Store. Hopewell. Va.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
Notes of Interest.

The several hundred street car en-
ployees. conductors and motormen in
this city Will organize union shortly.
A number OF new passenger cars are
to be added to the equipment of the
Petersburg Hopeweil Electric Railway
TO accommodate the heavy travel over
the line. The cars will be Of the pay
as you enter" type. and will each seat
fifty passengers.
The draft. under the age limits Of
eighteen 10 forty-hve, II is estimated.
Will furnish between 5000 and 10000
reEistrants in the Petersburg Dinwid-
die district The district showed a
registration Of about 1000 men between
the ages of twenty-one and thirty-one,
inclusive.
Two hundred members OF the Patri-
otic League. of Petersburg. had rail-
~ meeting last night on the lawn OF
Mrs. George Cameron's residence, heard
reports and good music and enjoyed
games and refreshments.
The Rev. S. e. owen, who has been
pastor of the Grove Avenue Baptist
church, has accepted the call to the
Monumental Baptist Church in Hall
fax Street. and will preach his first SER
mon there on Sunday.
Read the Help Wanted Ads in The
Times Dispatch for good postfIons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31

Mako n daily habit OF readinE the
Want Ads In Tie Times Dispatch. They
will save you time, worry and money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
SLIGHT DEATH RATE INCREASE
Remarkable Low Fatality Percentage
From Pneumonia Overseas
Is shown.
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. August 3o.-Surgeon-
General Gorgas's weekly. health re-
port to-day showed a slight increase
over last week in the death rate from
disease among troops in the United
States. and also slight increase in the
number of new cases OF measles and
pneumonia. New cases Of malaria de-
creased.
The last report from the American
eIpeditionary force, dated August 25,
showed that there were $50 cases of
pneumonia treated during the week
with only eight deaths, and the death
rate from disease was only 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
Higher Prices on
the Retail Market
Meats Generally Haze Been
Marked Up - Some Fish
Also-Fe,o Ncto Ar7ioaL,.

There seems to BIO no end to the up
ward tendency in price of things to
have advanced during the past week
Meats of all kinds, even fish, have
been marked up. as will be observed
by tho quotations below
Crab apples for preserving purposes
And pears for the Same use are the
new things on the market. The little
apples are coming in half-peck baskets,
and are being offered at rs cents per
box. Tho preserving pears are marked
IS cents per peck.
Tho quotations below will rulo to-
day:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS
|.Nothing But the Truth"

IsNothins But the Truth
is a farce in the true acceptation or
THAT much buscd word. and 1t will be
given for our local opinion at the Acad-
eI,iy Monday and Tuesday, with n spe-
fciai Labor Day matinee on Monday. 1t
| is all that the term farce implies: a
clean play of amusing scenes and abb
audience away from the theater sat
lurated with laughter. That is :.s mis-
sion, and 1t made good in New York
city, where it enjoyed a laughing ca
reer of over year. and that too, In
the city of many amusements. The only
thing serious about this play Is It's
Ntle, for when the truth manifests it
AM in the efforts OF the hero to win
n 600 wager, mrth and laughter
kon\very much in evidence. and an au-
SStIce is guilty OF creating then both
Il watches the honest efforts of the
nest gentleman to add $4,000 to- his
Xix account by the simple way In
mich he speaks the truth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
HlGHWAYMEN NOW HELD
IN CHESTERFIELD JAIL
Men Who Operated on Petersburg Pike
Awaiting Grand Jury
Action.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. August 30.-The
four young white men and tho negro
youth. charged with the hold-up and
robbery OF throo Camp Lee officers and
two enlisted men on the Richmond and
Petersburg Turnpike late Sunday night.
taking S14O from them. are now In the
Chesterfield Jail. awaiting indictment
and trial. having been sent on after
preliminary hearing before MaEis-
trate Simons in Ettrick. Tho negro
youth is believed to have been forced
to do his part in the robbery: that is.
to take up the collection from the vic
Tins. The young white men. in their
confessions. treat the affair gently.
Notwithstanding that long prison
term stares them in the face. 1t turns
out that the automobile in which the
soldiers were riding belongs to one of
the robbers. and that the robbery had
been planned with the chauffeur and
signals arranged. 1t also turns out
that the car which the highwaymen
used on the night of the robbery is
the property of w. A. Bragg. which
was recently stolen from in front Of
his home. in Marshall Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31
Cot, for Dormftorv.

The third floor OF the Army club, in
Sycamore Street, is to be fitted up as
dormitory for the accommodation of
soldiers at night. The war camp COM
munity service has obtained seventy
five cots to be placed in the dormitory.
and hopes soon to have shower baths
and other conveniences installed in the
club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31

Read the Help Wanted Ads in The
Times Dispatch for good positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31

Veal chops. Mound ............ 90
Round veal. pourd.......,...... 81 "a
Breast veal, pound .......... % n &
Dressed Poultry.
Roasting chickens pound.... 20 % a
Chicken. bropcrs pound..... 50 a. s.
Stewing chickens. pound. 80. 10 ID Il
Duchs. pound ................... ID 81
Butter. Eggs. Cheese.
Butter. creamery. pound....... IS a 50
Country butter. pouRd........ 80 10 81
EEgs. fresh. country, dozen. As o. %
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-31

salt. Mix and sift tho dry ingredients.
Cut In vegctole. Add milk gradually.
Turn on well-fioured board. pat out and
cut with biscuit cutter. Bake in hot
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-03
MUCH WOOL READY

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Tweaty-fve million pounds of wool, valued at S2O,OOO,OOO are in store here awaitins government orders for shipment to mills to be made into cloth, it be came known tonight. This vast ac- emulation of fleece results from the governments action in taking over the entire 1918 clip for military uses.
 John B. F. McKenna, president of the St. Louis raw fur and wool eX- change estimated that the amount of wool here is enough to make uniforms for the combined armies of England, France and the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-03
DEALER MAY NOT ADD FREIGHT TO
 PRICE OF COAL
Federal Order Prohibits Coal Men From Placing Addi- tional Burden on Consum- CTS; Heavy Penalty

Coal dealers of the southwest may not add the additional freight rate, which went into effect last week, to the retail price of coal. This was made known by circular from c. NJ. shannon of Flagstaff, federal fuel ad- ministrator for Arizona, received a few days ago by William Delbridge. local fuel administrator.
 The circular which is self explan- atOry, says: gN
 To retail coal dealers:
 We are in receipt of the following telegram from United States Fuel Ad- ministrator Garfield:
 "June 22, 1918.
 "Order effective today prohibits coal dealers from adding advanced freight rates, effective June 25th, except on coal on which such ad- vanced rate has actually been paid
 by the dealer
 Please be governed accordingly, as there is a heavy penalty attached if the rules of the fuel administration are violated.
 We again want to urge upon you the necessity of anticipating your win ter needs now We are receiving re- ports from many of the dealers throughout the state to the effect that their orders have increased 50 per cent and we trust you will keep this campaign alive in your particular To- cality until every ton of coal for your winter needs is in your yard or in your customers bin. Order now"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-03
MANI REPoRTEp kILLED

SYRACUSE, N. Y., July 2.-Many persons were reported to have been killed or injured in two terrific explo- sions tonight at the huge plant of the Semet- -Solway company, located at Split Rock, a suburb.
 The force of the explosion rocked this city. Plate glass windows in the bushes ssection were broken, and resi- dences swayed perceptibly, causing their occupants to rush into the street
 All telephone wires were down and the exact situation in the big munItlon plant was unknown at 10:3O o'clock tonight, about one hour after the dis aster occurred. Every ambulance Tn the city was rushed to the scene, and squads of police were hurried to the plant to preserve order.
 The output of the Semet-Solway company is largely ''TNT", powerful explosive used in the manufacture or munitions. More than 30Oe men are employed at the plant, virtually all of whom reside in this city.