davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-09-27
Observation-Disclosures
by Smashing American Forces

against certain woods around which
the Americans afterward marched, IN
stead of going directly through them.
Information obtained only the day
before the attack enabled the officers
Of the tank detachments to escape the
traps constructed at several places
and also the batteries of anti-tank
! guns.
Captured Men Cheerful.
BY midafternoon every division head
quarters began to look like a
prison camp. Groups of German pris-
pea red at the headquarters at Inter
walls. After being lined up and ques-
toned they were sent on to the de-
tention camps in the rear. For the
| most part the captured men were
cheerful. some apparently were JOY
Many of the prisoners were taken in
combat, but the greater part OF them
had been forced to take cover under
tleft behind by their retreating ::om.
panions. With them it was case "f
appraised hands. Several officers were
captured, but in this battle, as il
previous engagements. the .oiflcers
were well in the rear when the retiEr-
ment began.
Every objective was made accord
ing TO schedule and in some cases
ahead of time. The hrSt oplectlVe
was gained just forty minutes after
the Americans started. The French
on the left also kept up a swinging
stride.
Attack Expected Elsewhere.
Information reaching the intefli-
gence office today indicated that the
Germans had expected the attack to
be made elsewhere.
Allied aviators continued busy
throughout the day behind the Ger
man lines, attacking various targets
Several tons of explosives were drop
ped on the town of Dun-sur-Meuse.
Whether the Germans will make a
stand near their present line is not
known. but it is not expected that
they can continue their retirement
without suffering terrible punishment.
The lines from which the Germans
were forced today were excellently
prepared. and it would have caused no
surprise had the enemy offered such
resistance as to make his withdrawal
"a question of days instead of hours.
Across the valley of the Aire the
enemy had lines which had taken
months to prepare, but the American
artillery and infantry had forced the
Germans to abandon them within less
than three hours.
Evening star., 1918-09-27
OFFICIAL. WAR: REPORTS,

along the Piave bstween fai.zson
Easmy rseannSiaeaaee parties we're
driven back by patTets. at our -ad-
ysncsd pests at Dertike ana in the
Qfnio valley. 80
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.cAARGESAG.0. 0. |.
TRICK ON SUFFRAGE
Nc. Pittman Says Party
Sought to Gain Politically
at Expense Of Democrats:
"FEMALE BOSSES" CITED


porting woraan's suffrage had bsen
tricked by the republicans into bring
inx the suffrage resolution up as this
time. with the promise that tho re-
publieana could deliver thisty-three
votes. Senator Pittman Of Nevada te-
day hurled q fisurattve bomb into the
Senate. -
Senator. Pittman declared that tho
republicans had taken this step IN
order to gain political enda He claim
ed that the repabliaaa knew they
could not deliver thirty-three votes
for auffraga. but ealy thirty-two.
This meant that the resolution would
be defeated and the blame would be
put on the demeeFatie party. -.
He said that the women in the suf-
frage states in the west would then
enter the campaign against demo-
cratic candidates for the Senate and
House. and that the republicans hoped
that they would gain eentrol of the
Senate and the House. too.
Mr.. Smoet Disclaims Deceit.
Senator Smoot of Utah, who has act
ed as one Of the leaders for the svf-
fragists ON the republican side.. de-
MED he had deceived any one or had
promised to deliver thirty.thrce re-
publican votes. g
There always was doubt about one
Of these votes. he said. that Of Senator
Drew Of New Hampshire. who has
taken the place Of the Iate Senator
Gallinger.s suffrage supporter, 1t
has developed that Senator Drew will
not vote for woman suffrage.
Senator Pittman teld the Senate that
woman leaders in the suffrage meve-
ment had been promised thirty-thrse
votes. and that they had gone to the
democrats and told them of this
promise, and that the democrats, had
been deceived into calling up the reso-
luton with that understanding.
Attacks Suffrage Senators
Senator Reed Of Missouri. violent
opponent of woman suffrage, attacked
in scathing language the suffrage
senator's. both democratic and repub-
lican. for placing themselves under ''s
female bozs."
He said that the cat is now, out Of
the bag. referring to the charges
made by Senator Pittman, and that IL
is apparent that the women have ex-
acted pledges OF senators to vote
when as a matter of fact a senator OF
the United States should not vote un-
til after fu1l and free debate. He said
that the Senate had come to q pretty
pass when female lobbyists IN the
Senate lobby could send for senators
and dictate to them when q measure
was to he voted upon. -,
-. :.:-E. =. 2.
Evening star., 1918-09-27
Aeros Sweep Down on Troops.
Heavy Gas Attack.

One Of the places subjected to a
heavy gas attack was Vauquois. That
historic place was known to be well
fortified. There was reason to believe
that the Germans might utilize the
forty miles of subterranean passages
in the neighborhood. 1t was flooded
with gas clouds and then enveloped
by artillery fire. Gas also was used
Evening star., 1918-09-27

officers and men to tens of thou
sands. There are, for instance, more
officers and men in the medical serv-
ice today than there were in. the
whole United States Army before the
outbreak of war;.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
WubIvorbereitet
QYarett anierifaniibe
1rappen BET eineitt Oemt'
f1en Oasangriff bel
9pul.
Rein ginaiger Don ibnen bon ben
@aisn iiberpdltigt.

Bet ben amerifanif DEN
aruppen in Grautrei1, 8.
WGrd. Cine tIeine ameritanif9e Grs
tunbungsmanni9aft traf IN Viemans
bes 2anb in Der 6dbe bes Gbemin oss
Danes beute Su friiber Stuu6e aaf
eine feinblide Grfunbunssmanuf daft
unb 90 tam gu etnem GdarmiibsL
Our9 oas fi4ere Jeuer 0er amerttas
Iler tpur6e ein Mann ber feinbihen
Mbtbeilung getroffeu, unb HDSli4er'
fpeiIe fpurben m,f nod bret Deitere
Sreffer er5ielt. Die Mmeritauer febrs
ten, obne oaB AUDI nIr elm ein5iser
BON ibren bertpunbet porben tpGre. in
ibre ainien surid. @uf bic aruppen
on Der Gront in 2otbringen nuroe
au efeiher 3ett Elm beftisss Sef9iis>
feuer fpnaentrirt. RorbtpeitIi4 DON
3ouI felierte Der Geinb nabe5u buus
bert @asbomben IN cine ameritaniI4e
8attereteluns ipd6ren6 gang fur3er
Seit binetn, aber foipeit brduhte ritt
elm Wann na9 Dem 9oIpital sefdHbt
gu iperoen, 10 fhnea purben bic 9ass
masien purgebunben.
Surh nmerttnuIife Irtillerte III
Elm feinbli4es Miunitionslager IN bic
2uft seipr.nst tporben. Die Ibperen
bic auf Oisies Eager se.
feuert ipurben, berurfadten cine
Slamm.ryarbe unb bitte Raudtpols
ten. Die ameritanffde artilerie bat
ferner oud bic erfte unb Die 5tpeite
2inie bes yeinbes fart bei4offen.
glmerifnnifde G1drffdiiben iporen
rdbrenb Der berfloiienen "a Stunosn
riibrig. Gin DeuAfher ipurbe erf9ois
ZEN unb dn6ere tpurben Dertpunbet,
iobalb iie ii9 seigten. @dbrenb Der
berfloHsnen Radt enitpidelte Der
Jeino nit Teircn outomntifber ges
ipebren rege 5bdtisteit, ridtete iebo6
tpenig S6oben on. 6eute 1errf3t bic
iibiide Gd6ibtbdtigteit.
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Hnlerika
gNirb feimen Werpdi6tnn'
gea be3iigli& ber WetreiSe'
licfernns naH ber S6ipei3
aad3fpmmen.
en- bieiem einne 1T Die fdppeiser Re-
gierung bena4ri9tigt porSen.

Bern, G1psi3. Gomftdg 8
T1dra. - en- elmer dmtlihen, bieI
perSffentlidten ylote ipirb mitse1silt
bab bic ameritnniIhe Regisrung ber
icbip.sasr Hegisruns bic Wtitt1eilunl
bat suseben ldiieu, bab iie anbduernos
gemiibungen ma4t, bas problem Der
getreibesuF,rbr I'M GiHtlans nit BEN
9eripreden su l5Ten. bds IN bem glbs
iourrnen bonn s. De5ember porieen
csabres entbnlten III, bds sfpiifen ben
0ereinisien Sinoten unb Der SHpsi3
abaeffloiIen lporben mar. Sn Der Rote
beibt es, baB bic Wdfbingtoner Regies
runa iid ibrer @erpfli6tunaen pollaui
beipubt lit, uab bnB Dieien na4ses
iomfnen tperben fplrbe, ielbit tDenn es
n5tbia iperben follte, ben dmsritcni'
jden aonTumenten porber serpris 2es
bensmittsl 5u snt5iebeu.
Die antiinbisuna 9lmeritas. bab
bieIss 2fbtommen nit 8e3ug auf dniss
ritanifdes getreioe burhgefiibrt tper.
ben ipiirbe, bat in Der idapti5er preiie
einm pcr5iiglidsn Ginbriid aerlctt.
Die antiinbigiins erfolgte sleit5eitis
nit Der Rofrtd,t bon BEN eintrefie1
breisr nit Getrsibt beIdbenen Ddmpfer
in eincm frnns6iiffen 6ufsn, bic
aleidssitig nit Dem ipaniIhen Dams
g. Gnrn;,,.ros ,hoefrhrsu nor i'm :
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Gintinnaf, NRoatag ben II. NQdr3 1918.
ltniere eigenen aruppe1 tparen I'M,

llniere eigenen Eruppen ipareu I'M,
iutterbroden I'm Rainpf tbdtig. Ser
l1mfnng ibrer &atupftbdtigfeit Dddft
bon Gag 5u Gag. Die 3nbl Der on Der
aontpiliitie befinbliben albtbeiIungen
nintntt 5,i. @ir baben jest Srlppen
ON bier beriGieoenen Stellen.
Qm 5. WGr5 BEL 2agesatbrl.b
n1a6te Der Setno eiien beftigen ait-
griffsperiu3 nuf eitien irtierer porge.
idobenen Boiten tpeiter iii6Ei9. Sie.
fer @oritob tpatroe NIT 8erlriten fir
ben Sein6 abgepieien. uniere Ser.
Lutte tparen Ieift iuio eS tp,troen feline
@efangene ODER @erniBten geneIbet.
Ser bieien @i9nitt befebIigenbe
franaoiiide General begliidsuiinitte
unieren gefebIsbaber basn, tuie I'M.
iere 9rtppeu Die &ngreifer abgetpie'
len batten.
@ir baben iest IN inherent Saiipt'
abifnitt cine &antpffror1t Don bier
uub elmer balben Wteile,I
&m 7. Wdr5 riidte 6er Setno,
fliifiiges Geuer beripenber6, gum an,
griff segen irniere @raben Dor. @s
mar bas erite Wtul, bab bieIe @affc
seeen uniere Rdrtnidaften angetDetl.
bet tpirbe. Die angreifenoe 9olonne
ipnr6e abgetpieien uno bic Geutiden
paren ge5punger1, lire s1anuieuiper.
fer fort5uiperfeTr, Die erbertet urto
fpdter in uniere 2irien sebra9t muir.
ben.
@dbren6 oes angriffs erreidte
6as fliiiiige sSeuer einen @rabena6-
ifyritt, in tDeIfem ii6 feline uulerer
2elte befan6en nno es iplirSe penig
Sfuoen Gngeridtet. ltniere eigenen
Wtaitnitaften iino im1ner auf grfun.
blngen mrtertpegs urlb lnrterbalten
enge Siiblung nit Dem Seino.
sSn unierem Soiil abfdrtitt treffen
Die Oeuti6en misgebebrte 8orberei'
tlingen urto bringen fortDdbrero
friidle Srippet berm iuto iartneln
Sfriegsnlnterinl an nnlgeniheinlib
nit Der abiidt, Operatiouen Tn aus
eeoebnterem MaBe 5u itr1ternebruert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
9emtide Yrefie
Radt i.st beftige ausriffe s.gen bic
fianbindbil9en 2GuDer.

aoubpu, 10. RGrS. Cine Hooi>
tat nit 8eSug ouf Die poIitit0euti9.
lambs biIben Jest bic pl0BIibeH 9reits
ieiten ssseu Die itaR0inaoii4eu 2Gus
Der Don Seiten Der oeutiHen preHe
uilb Don pu6Ii3iiteu pie oem Srdfen
bonRepentlpp IN Der .9osesSeituns" /.
2us Der aebnIihtett Der 2lrtitel se9t
es bsrpor, bab iie Don elmer StelIe
aug bright perbsn. un6 bteie Stele
1T auseHideinIi8 bic beufide Resies
runs. Sn Den artitelu peroen Die
Itanbinapii6en 2GHber tbatIdbIia
beibuIbigt, Sp:cbseIeIlen Der gnterte
su ietn, unb iie iperbeu getparnt, baB
lie Don bsuti6er Sette auf tetne Riidz
Iiht rehnen biirfen. Der @run6 fir
bicie politit III bieiiesu Diplomnten
p6Ilig fIar. Nus bem bisberigen 8er'
bdlteR 9euti9lnnbs gu Gytnnlanb
Ideint berDor5ugeben, oob 5innlunb
su einem tleinersn beuti6eH &0niss
reid NIT Sem 9rin3su Sstar, eiHem
Sobn bes &afiers. nls Monor8en 9es
maf)t perbsn foIl, unb bab bic alonbs
SnieIn elm perterss SeIsoIanb Ders
0en follen.
Dieisr glan III elm birettsr S6ldg
aessn Shpeben uub IN geriugerem
Mabs sessH DGnemort uno Toripe'
ger unb ftebt I'm eintlans nit Der
Bebauptuna oes oRiiers, bab bic
talttfhsu adnbsr min DausrnS ssiH9
ss,Sorbsa fuA
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In Trankrsi0
ST 8riegsiefretdr Neiutpit
3. Uafcr ,ppblbebalteii
eimgetrOffett.
or min ii6 oiird ben aIlsenHeir
iiber Die Gage an Der Gront
iniornIiren.

CARTS, 10. wadr5. Ger amerifa.
niide ariegsIefretdr yeerpton .. 1a.
ter lit in einen fran5oiiiGeH Saien
eingetrofien.
gYafbingfoH 10. Mdr5. &c,
frefGr g,afer beabiiftigt eine fitr5e
3eit in Granfreih 5u peilen uilo iit
burd ben Slugenifein bon ben 10.
melt er5ieIten vieiultaten Der geuiiib.
ilngen ietnes 9epartemerits 5li itber.
5eugen, Die oarauf db5ieieu, pdbrenO
oieies Sabres Elm Seer ins 0eIo 81
iteaen, bas einen Sdftor IN Der
ssriessfiibrung biISet. Bor fciner slb.
reiie tbeilte Serr @afer ben HreB'
bertretern, bic ibn tdgIid aiif5uiudei,
pflegen, nit, 0ab er Hidt iebr lange
fortSnbleiben ee6dd)te.
Ser Sefretdr iui6 ieine 9egleiter
reiiten aus @nibington ab, obne onB
Der geringite geriuh genlaht uuroe.
bieie Sbtiade 3u ,erbeinlIi6en. Die
9;reiIe ipirroe ilur eriuGt, bon oieier
5batiahe uidyts 5u beridden. Die Sei.
flingen baben tpie0eriim einnliitbig 5lt'
ionlnlengearbeitet I'M Die Reiie 10
jiGer aIs nloelid boz Gngriifen iei.
tens Der oel,tiden Saudboote 5ii ma.
den. Gs puroe ni,G nidJt Die gerirg.
Ite anbeittiins besiigIiA eieier gteile
uerofientliht.
Seit mebreren gtornfen batte Der
gefretar ben iebnIifiten @ilnih ge.
habt. nit eigenen augen. Die Gage on
Der aanlpffront 5u jeben irn0 ii6 nit
General BeribinG benz Martne. Dem
Die polle Gait Der 8eraIitiDorilitfeit
fir oas seiamrrte uncertainties
ariegsproarairun in Sro,frei& iiter'
irdgcn poroen, bic bieIen Gragen au
crcrtern bur6 tpelfe bieDur6fiibritfig
Der Blame bes 9eparteuients gefdbr.
ST tpiro. Sir General 9eribing tpar
es lurnt6gIid,, 5u einer ioIhen aonIe'
rcn5 nah Der Seinatb 5u fontnaeri uHo
ScfretGr gdfer beihloB bnraitf, nod,
-nbIreiden aonferen5en NIT bem grd.
iibs,tten BifIon, ieIbit Die Snipet-
tionsreiie si MAIDEN.
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6elandet
ginb, tpie es beiBt, 1000
Nysann bemti@er Srmppen
im 2lbn, Jinmlanb.
gluf ben uanb Jrieln iollsH Jug
gteiafals beutf4e srlppsn be-
fiuben.

Gtot6oIm, 10. Tsdrs. @ie ss
heibt, III bic srtpartets 2unbuns oeilt'
iher 9ruppen erfptet unb stnar IN
ber Ra3barf6aft Don &bo, etnem
finniiden Safen, segeniiber ben
alanb Snieln NIB 100 Waeilen tpeits
li5 Don Selfingfors. 0ieie sinTalens
be 5ruppenma6t foa aus 2oOo
Tlann Snfartsrie unO GrtiIieristrlts<
PEN beiteben. Cine amtIi6e 8eItdtt'
euug birfer gaadrt6t 1T fotDeit ni6t
sinsstrOffsn.
Sn elmer bonn 8. Uldrs batirten
Stodboimer 9epd6e bieb es, bob
etfpd 1000 Monn beuti4er sruppsn
unb 300 pferoe nuf ben Monb Sns
ieIn Don s'pei belIti6eu Rriegsi4tts
FEN aelanbet iporbeu ieien uub bob
bsutfde Sruppeutruasporti4ffe III
gdsrps psrantert ieien.
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Gi9trts gsleit fur bon
2urburs.

Buenos airts. 10. Mdrs. ~
DM briiiihs 1ieeierung bat benl
eraftn bon eurburg. BEN porinalis
gen bsutfd,cn Gjefdnbtsp in alrsentts
men,, iiteres GsItit fir feline Reiit
nat e9peben esipdbrt. Gr tpirb In
NGlbe auf benz Dailpfsr sgalparat'
TO- nbfabrcn. Sitterss GeIsii fix
eInsn gDdrtsr, Der BON euybura be-
slsiien ioIIis. purbs bsrtpsietrt, obs
f6on bisIts nit RidiiA auf ben
geiIts3uitnrb brs rormn!iesn Gss
sazsssu tsiilsnsrtss resssa suas,
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StdbttI6e 5iirfOrge in
Die StaOtperorous-
ten erb0bten in ibrer leBten StBung
ben Srebit 5ur 8eItaTuug Don
Sd;ubbetlcioung fir gOlisi9uIttrs
Der bon 10000 auf $4,000 Utart, ben
9rebit Sur uueutseltIi6eu Spetlung
opn Snultinoeru um peitere lOo,'
600 Mort auf 445,0O0 WurL Der
ueue ariegstarif Der itd6tiiaen Stra'
bsnbobnen ianO bic genebmtsunJ
Der @erInnmlurg. GiumaIige Sriesss
tbeuerungs5ulngen fpurbeu alien pet'
beirutbeten FGotiideu Ssamten gln'
oeTtenten uub 9ebrperfouen IN 9obe
Don ie 200 Wart, ben urDerheiratbe'
ten BON is $50 g1ort uub fir lebes
siinb 20 Rart beipiIiat
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Gntihdbignng
Tsub Sus Deiti6e Reib fiir bns ger-
fenten bes bolIdnbiTten Dam'
piers .gamma" besablen.

amferbam. 10. Mars. =
Tir1 BAG Sambirser prifeugeiHt
in bds Deutffe Reid sur 8e3dhlurg
eines Sbaotnerfnbes bon 1.318,000
Mnrt an bic giasntbiimer bes polIdu.
biiten 9orpfers Gamma perur-
ibeilt iporbeu. Der I'M 5ebrudr 1917
bon einsm beutifen 9auhboot bers
feirtt tporben mar. Der Dumpfer bate
banals cine 2abuna aeiridmentlfsn
aus Mmsrifd an gorb, bic nah 2lHs
fterbam beftimmt ipdren.
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sysimiffer bes slenBern
Dtn iih iiber Mobifnu@ung Der ia
panii6ens2lrmee in ieine Dis
iuifion eirlnfen.

Tptio, Samitds. 8. MGrs. =
Discount Watono, Der iapdniife Whs
niiter bss 9lusipdrtisen, iparoe am
Samitag ben bsm Giibrer Der Oppos
iition besiisli6 Der McbiImaduns Der
idpduif6en Mrmes inierpsllirt. Der
Wliniiitr bes qfeubsru ltbnte % cb.
iiA In sins Distuifion iibsr bic anses
!sesnbsit bineiasisSssi ~ IcHsn
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NieberIage
Sii ben diHeffden sriippen bur@ bic
0fe6elIeH beigsbradf tporbeH-

pefina 8onnerffag. z. Mdr5.
Die ResieruHsstruppen hdben cine
f6tpere glfeberIage bobur& erfftten,
baB Gbengtu, bic Sdirptfdbt Der PRO.
bir5 Gsesgbiien, bur9 9ruppen aus
ben g3ropin3en yunnan uub 2rpeido.p.
bic fiibii& ah Gse1GHien apgrensen,
ero6ert iporben III.
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go. 60.
gSetters Serid,t.

Sir Sbto: S95nes @etter art
Montas nnb 2ienftaa nit feig uber
Semperntur.
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Nad CFern
@irb, pie .s beiBt. Ronferens bsr
Gorperine bss gierb1ubes
itattfinben.

amiferbam, 10. Mdr3. Hat
Sitern ipirb. ipis uusarif&e 3eitun'
pen msIben, eine SonfereH5 Der 5esr'
ffer Der gertrnlmddte fOiDie gulsa'
riens uub ber Siirtsi ftattfinberi Die
fs 3uiammentunft rfolgt enttDeber
in gofia pber in aonitantinnpel nnt
biefss seidiebt. ipie es heibt, mil
Riidfiht auf bos aiitr bss Sultans
Der Siirlei.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20
FASHIONS FORECAST.
BY Annabel Worthington.
GIRLS GUIMPE.

An excellent guimpe pattern which
makes up well in either silk or cotton
materials is illustrated in No. 1895. It
is just what the junior girl needs to wear
with jumper or suspender dresses. The
guimpe may be made with the round neck
which comes to the bas. of the throat or
il may be cnt lower in y-shaped outline.
The boyish round collar goes with the
former style and the long pointed collar
with the latter There is a choice of
either long or short sleeves. Both styles
are gathered into deep, turned back cuffs
The suiinpe is shirred on an elastic at the
waist line
The girls guimpe pattern No. 1885 is
cut ia six Sizes TO IA years The
guimpe on the figure. in eight-year size.
requires ia yards 27-inch or is yards
i6-incb material. Price, 10 cents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20

For making false afidavit that
they had not purchased any sugar on
contract. the establishment Of Tara
fonetis Brothers Of Clinton. Indiana
was ordered closed bv Dr. Barnard.
The firm was found 10 have 1000
pounds 81 sugar in transit from 4 Chi
cago wholesale house when it made
application for an allotment Of 900
pounds for ice-cream aud candy max
ing purposes Or. Barnard directed
William C Wait, food administrator
OF VermiIlion county, TO close the
place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20

STATE or INDIANA
COUNTY OF LAKE.
IL THE LAKE COUNTY SUPERIOR
COURT MAY TERM 1918. STAINS
LAW SLAM KONSkT GUARDIAN
OF THE WARDS A>D ESTATE OF
JOSEPH SLAMKOWSKI. DECEAS-
ED NO 5o7
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF
real. ESTATE At PRIVATE
SALE
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER Of the
Lake County superior Court. Room No
T. sitting at Hammond. Ind. the under
signed Guardian Of Joseph slamkow-
ski. Chesterine Slamkowski AIbine
slamkowski Stanley SlarnkoHski.
WIayisIaus Slamkowsd and Kazirnir
SlamkowSki minor heirs Of Joseph
Slamkowski deceased VIII a. NJ J.
KrapewsAi's office 1886 Cedar street.
Indiana Harbor. Indiana on the 2lst
day Of June 1915. AZ the hour or .
O'Clock a M. and from day to day
thereafter until sold offer At private
sale for not less than tho appra fsed
value. certain real estate belonging to
said minors described as follows. to
wit:
Lot 15. Block - in the Second
Addition to Indiana Harbor.
Lake County, Indiana. with a
two-story frame house there
on
said sale Will be made subject - The
approval Of said court. and on the fol-
lowing terms and conditions: At not
less than the appraised value. for cash.
purchaser to assume the mort ga sc. and
after one publication in Lake County
Times. daily publication
June 18th. 1915.
STANIsLAwA sLAMKOwsKI.
Guardian.
A. l.. CHRZANOWskI
Atty for Guardian. SPOIL
PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR DIS
CHARGE.
lIN THE MATTER OF JOHN z
McGARRY. BANKRUPT NO. 2s5.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF INDIANA. IS;
on this 18th day Of June. 4. D. 1915.
on reading the petition Of the bankrupt
for his discharge.
1T Is ORDERED RY THE COURT.
That hearing be had upon the same
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20
OFFICIAL FOOD NEWS
BY Or. Harry E. Barnard. Federal
Food Admiristrator for lndiana.

Indiana hotels and restaurants have
been directed by Or Barnard to re
frain from placing on their menus or
serving boiled beef for more than two
meals weekly. beefsteak for more
than one meal week. and roast be~f
for more than oEe meal We 5
Householde.s are ashe1 under 70 CIR
cumstance5 20 buy uore to3a one
and ouefourth pounds of bcef per
week, clear or one and a half pounds
with bone. for each member Of the
household. The use OF pork and pork
products in substitution is urged The
rule is expected to hold until Septem-
Der To-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20

George K. Johnson. president OF the
indianapolis Retail Grocers Associa-
ton. has joined the STAFF Of DIT larry
e. Barnard federal food administra-
tor for Indiana 10 have charge Of the
retail groeers division. He will work
without compensation. and devote
himself Immediately 70 the task OF
establishing system OF price report
ing and Interpretation. such IS has
been effective in maintaining uniform
retail prices in other states
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20

John H Bergdol county food ad
riuistrator for Ripley county. was
authorized by DIT Harry r Barnard
federal food administrator for Indi-
ana to seize all sugar in excess Of 25
pounds shipped into his county for
individual consumption. Mr.. Berg
doll reported the shipment OF 100
pounds of sugar from the Kroger
Grocery and Baking Company or Gin
cinnati. Ohio. to Mary Shook OF Mi
Ian. Indiana The firm has been
warned against this infraction of the
rule.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20
Classified Advertisements
Help Wanted.

WANTED - Several girls
or boys to fold circulars
Friday afternoon and Sat
1rday morning. Apply Lake
Go. Times ready for work
6-2e-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE - New modern
six room bungalow, hard
wood floors throughout, kit
chen cabinet, laundry tubs,
etc. South side, one block
from car line, within walk
ing distance Of the Standard
Steel Car Co. Price eXcep-
tionallv low. Small payment
balance like rent.
HARGIS & MOORE,
Phone 321.
S-0-tt 400 Hammond Bldg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20
Summer Resorts

EDEN SPRINGS Benton Harbor.
Michigan Ltveliest Park on Lake
Michigan Free attractions. music,
Negotarian Restaurant Mineral Water.
Swimming Pool. Landing at Benton
Harbor take House Of David car east
ia The end Of the line. Auto tourists
cannot afford 70 miss n visit TO Eden
Springs Accommodations for tourists.
6-20-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20

WANTED - Young man,
good reputation. Ledger
clerk. Apply Auditor VIM.
Cfraver Tank Works, East
Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL
viii not be responsible for debts
contracted by any person but myself
after this date z. J. GEORGE.
42nd and Delaware s..
Gary. Ind. 6-19-l0