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New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Vice-Admiral Knowles
British Baronet Saw Service
in Many Wars

OTTAWA, March 4.-Vice Admiral
Sir Charles George Frederick Knowles.
baronet, who saw service in many Brit
ish wars. died yesterday at Oxford,
England, according to a cablegram re-
ceived here to-day. The baronetcy de-
scends to Francis Howe Seymour
Knowles, of Ottawa, physical anthro-
pologlst on the Geological Survey OF
Canada.
Sir Francis is the eldest son by Sir
Charles's second marriage, with Mary
Ellen Thompson granddaughter of Jo-
seph Howe, Lieutenant Governor of
Nova Scotia.
Sir Charles was born in 1882 and
rose to viceadmiral in 1894, after SER
vice in India and the West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Women Wanted to Sell Thrift Stamps
In Booths Throughout the City
Concert Will Be Given in
Metropolitan Opera House
March II for the Educa-
ton Fund of the War Saw
ings Committee

Women with a will to serve were
invited yesterday to take an active part
in the War Savings Committee by Mrs.
r. Louis Slade, head of the woman's
sections The directors Of the cam
paign desire the services of hundreds
OF intelligent women to take charge of
Thrift and War Savings Stamp booths,
which are being established in public
places throughout the city.
Booths have already been opened for
business in Grand Central Terminal.
pennsylvania Station and the Public
Library. AS promptly as workers re-
spond to the call new booths will be
placed III banks. postoffices. hotels and
department stores. Volunteers have
been requested to communicate with
Mrs. Slade, 81 Chambers Street; tele-
phone, Worth $500
Evidence of the harmony with which
the Liberty Loan promoters are work
ing with the War Savings Committee
came yesterday In the announcement
that the Liberty Loan Publicity De-
partment had formed War Savings
Society and agreed to purchase thrift
stamps regularly.
while an abstract sympathy with
the principles of the War Savings move
ment,' said Guy Emerson, director of
publicity for the Liberty Loan, "is good
as tar as 1T goes, the practical expires
sion of this sympathy can best be evil
denced by the purchase of the stamps"
The sale of tickets Tor the first large
War Thrift concert has begun. The
concert will be held in the Metropolitan
Opera House Tuesday evening, March
-. The proceeds will be turned over
to the educational fund of the War
Savings Committee of Greater New
York.
The following artists are expected to
appear: Lucien Muratore, Louise Ho-
mer, Percy Granger, Ricardo Strac-
ciari, Helen Stanley. Grace Hoffman,
Alice Nielsen, Mabel Garrison Giovanni
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Hearn Art Collection
Brings In $763,623
Sale Ended Yesterday With
Total for Day at So,

Great success has marked the sale by
auction of the Hearn collection of
paintings and art objects, which was
concluded yesterday at the galleries of
the American Art Association; the
grand total was S763,623.5o. At the
last session various objects of art were
sold, including Roman and Arabic
iridescent glass, terra Gotta statuettes
miniatures. snuff boxes and misccl-
laneous cabinet objects.
The highest price, S255, was paid by
B. kropelien for a French gold snuff
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Mrs. Oliver Hartman Made
Head Of Food Committee

Mrs. Oliver Hartman has agreed to
be chairman of the food committee of
the Mayors Committee Of Women on
National Defence. There will be sub
committees on gardening and other
activities.
Mrs. Hartman gave demonstra
tion Of dchydration plant last fall
and organized and equipped the Mrs.
Oliver Hartman Food Research I.abo-
fatOt.v
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Bryce Gray 10 Wed Easter Day

Miss Anna Mactier, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mactier, of Chevy
Chase, Md. will be married to Bryce
Gray, son of Mrs. Cornelius II. Gala
CHAN, of ia East Sevcnty-tirst Street.
Saturday at Chelsea, N. j.. where the
Mactiers have been spending the win
ter. Mr.. Gray expects soon to receive
commission in the aviation section Of
the Signal Corps
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Lns:gn 7. Robins to Wed
Miss Louise w. Coeswell

Mss Louise Winslow Cogswell,
asaaughter Of Mr. and Mrs {. Van
Rensselaer, Cogswell, o. II East Elev-
eatn Street, VIII be married to Ensign
.iaoTnas Robins, jr., L. s. y. r., Marcn
70. Ia ne Church OF the Ascension.
e9niT relatives and few intimate
Hienes VIII be present at the cerc-
aaSny, walca vii be foii1wed by q re
es2tion a. the home Of the brides par
gntz
. me wedding nag been hastened, az
Es.s1'go Kooina ~i!i loon 20 10 France.
.sass tog1weH waS among the first Of
sa's ~'nters debgtantes 10 become en-
sAged. Ensign Robins ~ a gon of Mr..
sSa drs. Thomas Robins. Of Saddle
h9ek EoUse, Stamford, Conn, and this
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Dream of Gerontius" To Be
Sung for War Charities

Elgar's Dream of Gerontius' will
m mse sung in s.. Thomas's Church on
4arch 70, under the direction OF T.
lertigs Noble, the organist, who came
here from York Cathedral, England.
Inc proceeds viii be divided between
the BED Cross and the war com mission
81 tne church. Tickets already have
ppsen taken by Mrs. Charles Steele.
ars William Fannestock, Mrs Ogden
a4iiis, Mrs. William BayIis, Mrs. +.
hayward Ferry, Mrs. William Wood
wgard, Irs. George Barton French and
Henry h. Baocock.
81 Ihomas's festival chorus and the
sanrch choir. assisted by the choir Of
me Cathedral OF st. John the Divine,
me Ne~ York Symphony Orchestra,
Keed Miller, Nine. Nevada Van der
seer ard Robert Maitland
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05

box. A Dutch 18-carat gold snuff box
was purchased by o. Bernet, agent, for
s249. Miss Lorenz. agent, bought
Tanagra terra Gotta statuettc of the
third century for $l7o. An English
portrait miniature of the Misses Rush
out went to w. B. Lawrence for $i55.
The total for the session was S6,A72.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Fond-Chaprnan Engagement

- ~ and Irs. George Lewis Chapman,
" ~ East Eizhty-sevsUtn Street, have
ss.snSsneed me engagement oY their
WnteF; Mlas Marion Chapman, 70
eess. Charles f.. Lydecker, Of IL East
ss'knfy,Hsst Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
DR.. Manning Remains at Camp

The Rev. DR.. William 7. Manning.
rector Of Trinity Church. whose term
as chaplain at Camp Upton ended Fri
day, is to continue at his post in the
cantonment at the request of officers
and with the approval OF Trinity
Church vestry
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05
Son Born to Mrs. 0. w. Bird, Jr.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Oliver W. Bird
ir., are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of son at their home, ga
East Eighty-sxth Street. The cnlld
has been named Oliver w Bird, Sd.
8rg. Bird was Mis- Lois V. Hewitt. of
this city.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-05

Martinelh, Georges Baklanoff, Leo orn-
stein. Florence Macbeth and Sascha
Jacobsohn. The prices range from So
cents to $3.50.
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dent and disease, our enemies at home.
Upon the health Of the American peo-
pie will depend the spirit of their
forces in the field.
Acting upon the urgency of the
need. the undersigned have asked the
State divisions of the WOman's Com
mittee of the Councii of National De.
tense. through their Local units. to
enroll the - OOO women needed We
ask the women "f America to support
US in our further effort not TO lower
American hospital standards, and to
give Us the practical assurance Of
their support by going to the dearest
recruiting station ests bl shed by the
WOman's Committee of the Council Of
National Defense on or after July ~
and enrolling 10 the United States
Student Nurse Reserve.
ANNA HOWARD SHAW.
Chairman. WOmaa's Committee,
Council of National Defense.
w. Z. GORGAS,
Surgeon General. U. >. Army.
RUPERT BLUE.
Surgeon General. U. S. Public
Health Service
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SEe. 10. 3. Ra it further ordained, etc,
That eseA Of sad bonds and eacn OF the
lntafsst coupons to bs ATTACHED, shall lie
In form substantially as follows;
''BOND OF THE MORGAN CITY SCHOOL.
DISTRICT, OF THE PARISH OF 81.
NARY. STATE Or LOUISIANA.
No...... jsOO 90
KNOW ALI MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
Tbst the Morgan City school District OF
the Parish OF 81. Mary, State OF Louisiana,
hereby acknowledges Itself to be Indebted,
aud for value received hereby promises to
nay to bearer the sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars $50 ~, on the first day OF
August. A. D.. l9...... together With In.
teresL ~ said sum from the date hereof
until paid as the rate Of Five l51 per cent
per annum. payable annually, on the first
day OF August. each aad every year after
tie date hereof in accordance With and
upon eprssentation and Surrender of the
Interest COUPONS be 'eto attached, as they
severaity becoa4 due.
Both prlDsipal and interest Of this bond
are payable in lawful money Of the United
States Of Am6rtca 1t the Office OF. the
Treasurer Of Hhe school Board OF 1t. Mary
Parish, Louifiana. ~ Franklin. La. or It
at the optioi Of the holder. =
~ :29 fo =. - prey. .s4 p.ypsn. Of TIL.
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Meeting of the Parish Demo.
cratic Executive Committee.

Franklin. La, Aug. Is, 1918.
Pursuant to adjournment the Parish
Democratic Executive Committee met this
day. Noli call showed quorum present.
On motion. duly seconded and carried
the reading Of the minutes of the lasl
meeting was dispensed with.
The Acting Chairman stated that Hons
i. b. Halt aud Edward Gay had filed with
him. prior To August ~, 1915, list Of :heir
selections for Commissioners and Clerk.
Of Election for each precinct throughout
the Parish, and the COninittee proceeded
to dlaw. precinct by preclnct, from mo list
died with the Acting Chairman, US fol-
lows:
FIRST WARD :
First Precinct. Charenton loll-H.
Deihaye, E. n. Cookies. ". Il. Green.
commissioners; EObt. Leblanc, Clsik.
Second Precinct, SOrrvl Pull-A. r.
Giles. Noise Breaux, Paul Me.,dozl Com
misstvuors; Alex PecOt. Lierk
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct, Glencoe Poll. T..
Brown, <. ID. i;lancnuru. Jr.. DR.. ID. A.
kerwick. Commissioners; a. A. BOnvii-
lain, Clerk.
second Precinct, Louisa POLL. ). All.
leman. D. T.. j. Burgulercs, Fred Carlin,
commissioners; Fred J. Ma0er, Clerk.
THIRD WARD.
rIESt ItcCtuSts rCoukuu EOlt- j. "A. a "
cock, J. +. t0ustaiOt. Ihos. Bodln, Com.
missioners; Z. =. kemper. Clerk.
0ecOud rrecinvt, BALDWIN POii-A. A.
LeBourgeois. A. Callahan, Whitney Ber.
mad, commissioners; >. J. WOlfOrd,
Clerk.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precluet. Centreviiie Poll Arthur
DuGxs, q. y. Clsusen, F. ". West. Com
mlssioners; Iheoph,ls Aucoin. Clerk.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precintt, Patterson Poll. E..
Lassus. X. + Aaris, Shelby BOurg, Con.
missl0uers; Wan Dasis. Clerk.
Sixth WARD.
First Precinct. Morgan City POll-Uhas.
A. Bibbins, 1. W.. Paddock, DR.. s. j.
bourgeois. commits toner's; l.. Il. Blake.
mAn, Clerk.
oec0nd Precinct, Ramos roli-J. Glenn.
ents HIP. Clements, Whine AucJln, Com.
mlsslOslers, James Manning Jr.. CLERK.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct, julien Poll -Ge0rge ].
Provost. klvers Moore. " ILL am Moore.
commissioners Alfred Fvrtler, Jr., Clerk.
EIGHTH WARD.
First preeiasg. Berwick Poll-A. l..
Boudreaux. Eddie Drury, rhos. J. John
son, Commissioners: Joseph Chotiu, Clerk.
There being No further buslmess, the
Committee adjourned, subject to the call
of the Chairman.
CHAS. l.. WISE.
Acting Chairman.
ID. n. FOSTER, Secretary.
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Four Years Equals 0.

eof fouSa years the 0efmans
via their mighty military power,
hove stsivsu to defeat the allied
Iosces 10 France and capture Pari..
They hAvs expended untold wealth
Aad sacrificed millions Of lives.
end ~ the allied lioes have stood
like a6smont before them end
husled bsek their mighty assaults.
II 1914 Won Kiuck made . gu.
pse0e Effort and failed Then the
oe0assiou 81 Russis enabled the
XaiseS 10 tsauetee millions Of sol.
diess fson the Russian borde' "a
~ vestesn battle line. Then Voo
6ieoenburg last March hurled his
mighty force Of Iron and steel. 81
shot and she,i. aeainet the lioe Of
the alice The liae quivered BE-.
fore the momentum OF the terrific
assauIt. but II did not yield. Il
SQjN seood With sdamsneins Arm.
1ooa. Fos four mon'hs assault
E1ses ssaault has been hurled
dnssust Il to 90 avail. The result
~ the msstes mind who com.
'6Aods the allied armies has out.
s0aaoeuvesed. out.fought and de-.
ieaeed the 0erman hordee No
Only that. THE great military cap.
tsio. ut The proper cline aud 1t the
proper pssoe. wish the inspiration
q 9eaias. hurled 40 unexpc cted
and des dly ter.od ensiVe
against the d&Dk Of the enemy.
who ere forc.d to retreat rapidly
IN the. vaie hope. peshAPs. Ut &c.
Aaliug utter dests1csioQk They
. sStssAsipg yet. hardly presscd
81 Ask.f aod resi-, by the ,yicto.
1ious armies Of General Foch.
Russia deserted and lefe her
hAsd pressed ailtrs, but the United
states csme-came With her army
Ia. time TO turn the, .greas tide Of
baltle 10 tins to- make
gesd the promise c6uyeiped ID the
o1plauation Of 0eneEAe Psesld)ng
&C 0hs grave Of LAisyqsee: ION
LoleySe1el We ,aIe here" Il
dooe. took Ike that It 10 almost
d4e for ''the shoutinR." ave. Il
looks liks that ~ .are jus,iiied in
passphsasing here In prophecy Of
de ssd Of mi,isarism, the words
~ . great sptc poet: Ia
The dag 10 near. the great svengeful
day. ~
Whsa he Huns proud glories ID the
dust shalt lsSss. H
Whsu Kaisers power add Kaiser's
,Gelf shall fall,
Ard one prodigiops ruin swallow
ALL
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70 t6e Young Women Of
y America.

Across The ses, from France, with
every closing day Of. tho heroic strug-
gle ~ our fighting men. there comes !
more i0porACse call 70 the women Of
ADeejes n assume their full share OF
~ responsibility Ia winning this
world var for the right of men. women
onl aatiOus - live their own lives
aod determins their Own furtunrs
There exists now an imperative
ned for at least q, eOO women ut
oharacter, Intelligence add education
% 90 the gaps IA COR hospital STATS
ssnssi b. she calling Of masy thous-
ends Of skilled nurses to the ignting
Tbers 10 only one way 70 fiji the
gaps: By keeping our hospital trsin-
1aG schools supplied With students.
Who ere, not only prepsring for SER
vjoo abroad and q home ct the end OF
uoole course and at tho same time are
eqnipping themselves TO earn their
living ID one of the nOblest profess
sieos, tut from the very outset of
thoie eourse sse serving their country
- veil % learning
! ~ Hufooou General OF the United
0po1os Army. tho Surgeon Geueeal Ut
~ U041oA states Public Health Ser
~, - American Red Cross, the
HQ1eal Medical Board, aud the
0Qnan's Commietee of the Council of
1Stional Defense therefore unite id al
sa5naas appeal for =, 0eo sosae women
hoDw0oN H. aRes of ~ and IS TO enroll
~ Vhae sl1lll b called the United
0teaqs Student Nurse Reserve. The
Antolimens began on July ., 1918.
.NAose vhp rsgistsr In this volunteer
8ooy will engage % hold ahemselves
n9sodtnsss until Apriil. 1919, to he
oosie1ad 70 tfsiptng schools ID civil
In AOsei1als or 70 ths Army Nursing
0oA0da 4nA begin their course OF
.a1n11 No1 seoiGe aoudsut nursine..
III eeryico sVh}eh ~. are sskiue
sol6 1Dr ~ boss th4e the womauhood
~ Am9tjeA On oGstint a4arage de.
voQioa and E0aoureelulneSs. Va can
go 1ugHas1 y vietory. Qseri "a ,i(
1ho,SS51RdA tanilies Of our 6xhiere
- ~ sae1ained ID health Snd
iuo141Gk, ~ - Nannos prosecs our
N0b. egoinel - ha3srds OF var
- g. - ssasaas lslsss assi.
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Special Meeting of Paris
i, School Board.
FRANKLIN. La. Aug. Is, 1918.

FRANKLIN. LA. Aug. ID, 1918.
The 81. Mary Parish School Board
mot this day 10 special session. Pres
ideut j. T.. Ciauseu called the N letting
~ order; the following members were
present; Messrs. Sidney BJnvillain,
e. A, Aycock, J. Z. Clausep. WIN.
FOIse. r. d. Winchester and ]. ID.
Enrich. Absent: Messrs William
Gardiner, !. 81 Me- 'Ardeil. w. r..
Pesermsu. H. l.. Joiiey and Richard
Pepper.
a quorum beiDS present, President
J. q. Clausen stated that the meeting
was called for the obi scts stated in
the following notice:
Frsnkiiu, La Aug. 10, 1918
School Board Members Ut st. Mar,
Parish School -BOard.
Desr Sire
President J. e. Cisus-u hes called
. special meeting OF the 81. Mary
Parish school Board for IL A. NJ,
Thursday. August Is, 1918. at tbs
olkce Of the Parish Superintendent ia
the court house ia Franklin, Louis
lana.
The object of the meeting Is to do ell
vAAsOR OOOo~oHs w Os'soPSOS0 Ao0 1880
of bonds for sixty thOus sand (e8O, 900 :
00) dollars for the MOrgaa City
School District of St. Mary Parish.
Stats:0f Louisiana, which bond issue
vas voted 90, aod carried on the 22nd
day Of May. A. D., 1917.
The further object Of the meeting is
70 attend to any, and all business,
which may come before the Board.
Yours very truly.
= ess CHAS. GoTT,
Parish Superintendent.
? A resolution was intrOduceg BY Mr..
F. D. Winchester, seconded by Mr.. C..
A. Aycock, and roll call showed the
following voted: Ayes: Meesrs. Sid
ney B0nviilain, C. a. Aycock, J. c..
Clausec, William Fol.e, F. d. Win
chester aud J. D. Ehrlich. Total
ayes six; nays none; absent five.
The resolution unanimously earrie<l
-b6ing % follows:
AsResolotion authorizing shs issuance
Of bouds In Morgan Cist School
Disirics pursusnt 70 Special
Elseaqrd hp!d M, y. 1917.
yhealss. 8 : sFs~4i 4s4c&ion, duly
and rsgnSarly sgilsd and hp165n. 6HaIe;.
,Gdh Ca11 school Dtstrtct 81 Tie 3arl q
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CHAS. GOTT, Secretary
Get Rid Of Those Un-
desirable BedfeuovNa

There is no reason in the world
why you should be bothered by bed
bugs. Destroy every last one g
them by busting BEE BRAND IN
SECT POWDER into all their hid
ing places. They can't live whers
it is used. Can't injure humaa
beings or domestic animals.
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Bee Brand Insect Powder

fan u 1neO xx1o S3
Flies and = 'ssqmtoes
die in a few minutes
Win kill anus, fieaA
reaches, bed-bugs, lice,
and bugs of nearly every
kind. Directions on
package. Look for The
Bee Brand Trade Marx.
I26c 4 8Oc.
Everywhere
h6olln0 1 O.. hss.R
,&kkk.lk)|
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said at Its maturity. the full faith and
guarantee a the Morgan City School Dis,
trict OF the Parish Of st. Mary. State Of
Louisiana, are hereby lrrevocably pledged
| This bond is enc OF series Of one hun.
bred and twenty (l2O, bonds Of like tenor
Board of the Parish Of ST. Mary. State of
Louisiana. for the purpose of providing
funds for purchasing building site or sites
and for the building. furnish ing. equip
| ping and maintaining, one Or more school
! buildings thereon IN the Morgan City
School District. of the Parish Of St. Mary.
State of louisiana, under aud pursuant TO
and in full conformity with Article Isl Of
the Constitution of the state of Louisiana
for the year 1918. and Act No. 256 Of the
Acts of the General Assembly of the State
| Of Louisiana for the year l'l0. aud is au.
thorzed by the vote of the majority in
numbers and amounts OF the property taX>
payers duly qualified as electors under
The Constitution and laws OF the State Of
Louisiana. voting at IN election duly and
regularly called and held in said school
District in the manner required by the
Constitution and laws of said State, on
May 2snd, 1917.
And it is hereby certified and recited
that all acts. conditions and things re-
quired to be done ny the Constitution and
laws of the State Of Louisiana. precedent
10. and FIN the issuing of this bond have
been properly done, happened AMI been
performed in regular and due torn. IA
prescribed by law, and that the total in.
dcbtedne>, Of said school District, includ.
ing this bond, does not exceed any con-
stitutionnl or statutory limitation. and
that conformable to the Provisions Of Art.
2Sl of the Constitution Of the State Of
Louisiana Of 1913. and Ac. No. 256 of the
Acts of the General Assembly OF the State
Of Louisiana for the year 1870, provision iss
made for the assessment. levy aud coilec.
ton of direct annual tax. in addition to
all other taxes. upon all Of the proparty
within the limits Of tn. Morgan City
School District OF the Parish OF st. Mary.
Louisiana. subjec. to taxation. which sal l
taxes yield \ sufficient am ,unt to pay the
interest hereof as the same falls due, aud
also to p,y and discharge the principal
hereof at maturity.
In testimony whereof. the School Board
OF the Parish Ut St. Mary. State OF Louis.
lana. by It's President and secretary. duly
authorized by q resolution Of saii Boar,l.
b ~ CAUSED its seaIt0 be adj xed hereto aud
this bond to be signed by its President
and secretary. aud the cup IN. hereto an.
nexed to be executed by the facsimile sig.
nature Of 1t, President and secretary on
this first day OF August, A. D., 1918.
President.
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1t tHS UpUUu VI tue nOlUer OF SAN 6UQu,
or bonds: the interest on said bonds to
be eyi0oaced BY coupons attached to said
bonds. showing the amount Of annual in-
terest due on each bond until it, N ,turity.
said coupons however may be executed
by facsimile signature Of the President
and Secretary Of the School Board Of. the
Parish Of st. Mary. engraved or printed
thereon. and ssid bonds shall become due
aud pay able as follows. to Wit;
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SPOJENECKA LOD PALlLA
OMYLEM MA AMERICkOU
PONORkU.

Washington, 25. cervence.--
Americka submarine ncjnOVeJ
Siho typu byla omylem ostrelo
vana u novoanglickeho pobre-
ii ozbrojenou spojeneckou To-
di. Ponorka byla jen nepatrn6
poskozena a dovezena vlecnym
parnikem do pristavu. Z posad
koveho muzstva nebyl nikdo
zranen. DIE zpravy namornlho
dcpartmentu submarine pod
hladinou krizOvala a nahle Sc
.vynorila pred spojeneckou To-
|di, ktera ma nj lined zahajila
|pabiu. Stalo Sc to nahodou We
vodach kde sc posledne objevi
| }ly nemecke ponorky a kapitan
v domneni, re jest to nemeclly
pirat We sve bdelosti prikrocil
X utoku. Vypalena byla jen je-
Gina rama, kdyz. Sc ponorka pro
hlasila. Kule narazlla " blizko-
sti we're a urvala nekolik cce.o-
vych ploten.
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VLADA DOVOLILA ,ZDRAZI
I'll CASOLIN.

Washington. - Cena gasoli-
NJ opet stoupla. Administrace
paliva oznamila dnes re uvedo
mila narodnl petrolejovy vybor
pro valecnou sluzbu ,Sovladany
zajmy Standard Oil Co., ze ne
bude namltati niceho proti IVY
semi ceny gagsolinu 0 pul CEN
tu ma gallonu prodeji We vel
KEN, pocinaje cd %. cervence
1918. Pricinou tOhoto zdrazeni
jest nedavne zvySeni doprav-
Mich sazeb ma vSech drahach v
Spoj. Statech. Administered
:lavi, re v zadnem piipade ne
slni byti dovoleno, ably toto
Zdrazeni melo "a nasledek ivy
SEM ceny gasolinu pro konsu-
mcnta o vice nez pul centu Ma
gallonu, a pravi dale, re v mno
hych pripadech jest zisk obcho
Gnlku v drobnem jest tax veil
ky, re zvyseni melo by byti ne
senO obchodnikem. ObchOdnl
komise shledava, re zasob ga
solinu jest hojnost, re netreba
miti zadnych obav pred nedo-
statkem a re neni zadne vymlu
Wy "a prehnane ceny, ktere Jiz
Gnes existuji. KOmise pravi, ze
Jest nutno omeziti hltavost pc
trolejarskych spolecnostl. Sou
casne vsak jiny vladn iOdbor,
administrace paliva, dovoluje
zdrazeni kasolinu.