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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

ter liot maatte bun ombptte 29rer.
sierningen meb en- Sarmerbuitrus
% SuSmooers @irfiombeo. Otter /
% Ior of bape pirfet finn inbcn i'm
egen Tamilie blep bun / 1905 faIot
til SRrerinoe / gIf Yoint, isrit finn
iom Ell Nsobi9Ip, ga 9prermange-
len bar ltor, men i@eilere iom iait an,
lat, oa MI tiener bun Jim fierSe Ser.
min Iom Golntpets S~foleiuperin.
teitoent. Sun er altio palat meb
'tor Waioritet, troos at bun itiaeoe
zig paa Wiinoritetens 8algliite /
bette uopr9eeoe f%onierpatipe Goun.
tp. Eroos lin fremifreone aloer er
Mrs. Eoaef'on at reene bIanot De
nngre SGrerfrGiter, ibet bun bur
tia bar tilegnet iig Be SipIpemioler,
lom Den nDere SiO bpoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

oioot for @upernsr, blep al Wsoet
crfIGreoe iom fienbtIig itcnt lige.
o%perfor NrbeioerneS Sag. 6olf
iIberom Wsbet mente, at bette po'
LITTLE Sfribt al arbeiSerue blep
giort | Metnins al en- Samnenililt.
ming meIlem Dem % Honpartl'an
Seague. Der bIep unber Wsoet for.
banblet ON Stretfer - bborutof bet
bar t~iIraaoeliat at iperfiTtte FABIAN.
ne ultoer arigen -, % en aomite
rapporterebc | bette Spsrasmool, at
noor Nrbeioernes arop bar retfpr.
oige, iaa maatte Strife bri,ges Ioml
lioIte llopei til nt iremme oiSie.
Wsoet pebtoa Ell Trotcit moo, at
apitoer beifipftiqcs paa Sporoog-
ne ira f2 til t6 elmer ON 9aaen,
og Der beiIuttebes enbpibere, at ina.
bel bette SpsresmnoI ON fortere
Mrbeiostib iamt SEN iomme 9sn for
fuinbeIiae @etjente iom for Wpno
f~orelpggcs Statens Mrbeiosfommis-
iTr. ct "Seroicc" SIaa meb 2,136
Stierner bporof TO gplbne -
lil0pieoes unoer Mpoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
Womtdnd.
Hean aiBr 1tSiiateruc lpIerc.

Hegn gjsr HoI9terne lgierc. Ssr.
Dag % Senoag regncoe Ser igjen
oper Here Sele al Staten, % trobs
at &egnet finn bar en- lioen 9refbel
al bpao tr9nges for at gienoprette
Den afIpieoe @e9etation, ioa bialp
Oct Iiot, paa iamme Sio Tom ser
bar goot Saab on ct f~ortiat &egn'
falo. @eenmGrgoen bar itsrit /
Glasgow, bpor Ben belsb Zig til n9.
item tire 6%ieroeoele al Ell Somme el-
Ter 10; / 9oSentan bar ben "a, |
SABRE .t6, / Semistomn SO men |
MileS Gitp finn .06. Ser paaitoaes
forreiten, at oct mere fisliae @eir
bar gjort mere enc Neanet til at be-
bare ben oorenoe 8rooe.
@jcnoparauet efter 80 MarS Sur
lob. Com Berlin asiiiieren0e Silot-
pogter peo SepiStomn, bar forleoen
bragt Tor 0agen enoel @arer, iont
hans Noocr neogrop for 80 Mar IL
Den. @amle Berlin bra9te ben Sio
iorltlclige Soriunin9er til Ell mill.
tPr Stotiom ltoc / Wtontana, men
blep peo iSlat @i1on Greet iorflllot
al Snoia1erne, iaa Fan maatte gra-
pe NED lin 6ragt og reboc ii9 peo Ell
boItig Slilgt. Otter SnoerenS Pm
pisning bar Com Berlin MI iltnoet
Steoet o. grapet op igien De 80
aarige @arer. Tarerne inobefattebe
Ell @rnnnt, bpormeo man / ben mi
litnre 2eir bapoe baabet at ifabe
iig Heipeft blanot Hpobuoerne, en-
Mplleiten, enoel Sernlpnfer oe an-
Ore mirlOre Snger - alt / oen beos
ite Containing. Nebgrnpnirgen bar
foretaget otter Den ga nnpenbte We.
tooe, ibct Sagerre bar belt tilopffet
meb 9uffolobuoer, bporpeo al Sllg-
tigbeo boloteS noe.
Snouifleoe Surbolbc. Sra Selena
meloes ON en- Sag, 'om StatenS
apmmisiipn for Irbeiberes Sfooes-
er'tatning Ieger at lsic, mel 0teo-
oelelien inoleoes mcb set Haob, at
bpis man bar @opcopine, ioa ber
man life iorisge at iptte ia inb /
oisie Gnfeltbeber. 8. s. Yaulion
blep nplig brGbt unber Semmerbrift
nrr S~enoerion. San bopbe i Wis-
Iolla en- Suitrll, ionl ban netop
bapbe taget Sfriot til at blipe al
nleo pes en- SfilsmisieproceS. De to
banoe paa loplig Woabe obopteret
ct Barn, iom mi befonbt iig / ct
Stem / Spcfane, @aih. TonIIon
bar gift fsr ban traf Den Suitrll,
ban MI piloe ifiae Jig ira, oa meo
benne i'm forite Sultru eiterIaber
ban Jig ct Barn. commissioner
itr9per MI meb at beitemme, ON
Sititru No. ., iom ban oltioa bapoe
tHrft at fife Jig ira, o. set IopIig
nbopterebe Barn elcr Sornet fra
set forite sGgteifo6 ifal tiloeIes Sc
$4,000. iom Stoten pli1ter at be-
tule bans G~iterlaote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

bar berommet til 3orsoog. Get er
9iitriftcts isrite llngbomsmsoe Il.
Den be ire norif- Iutberife Somiunos
Communicating iorriee aar.
Sfulefammernter firmlp:r Iam'
men til bet iioite. George Stiue %
SaroIb peltman paftc iom Ssiifole-
gutter I 1oiper Gitp megen Spmerf-
iombeb iom iIinfe NtbIeter % i9r-
liz peb tit @~aifetbol. SpiI, % peo
mango Nnleoninger bragte DC i'm
pp itor 9gre og gerenimelie poa
bette Smraaoe. Get liblte gar bar
De TO iinge Wpno fi9mpet Sibe ON
Sibc oper I Sranfrig, og forIeben
mootoges llnoerretnine ont, at De
begge bar iolbne pua gGrens Vtarf.
Get par ii al Tctper Gins unge
Wpno - DC ileite tSeiifolegutter %
ilinfe Itbleter -, iom for oper ct
Nar iioen nteloie Jig iom Tripiaise
/ Soreneoe Stoters Mrmt. De ipreo.
ties / forificaiae Tipiiioner og @aa-
benarter. u~notagen Stine og Belt
man, Der iorbleh iommen, % Slpgt.
hinge bsrte mart fra Dem / Sranf-
rige. s ienerc @reoe iortalte De ON
binanoen, ON ben Srenteons, oe
gioroe, % bet Saob, DC nprebe icr
binanoen. Sor faa Gage iiben inb-
lob ira arigsoepartementet telegra-
tiff llnoerretnfng ON, at George
Stine bar ialben. Men geltman -
hporban pil ban taae Bette Cab?
Ipilrgte man. Sparet fom "a 81
mcr lenere. @eltnlnn par oaIaa
blepen orPbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
@tseomHtt.

st 29s ltIS brinser $549. Srant
Sapparo fiorte iorIeoen Gag ino til
9pen Hlainfielo ct 9ps Ills, ionl
paa Warfeoet bra9te $549.4O =
Den ~itsrite Sum nogeniiuoe betaIt
Der Tor ct enfelt 29s al bette Bro,
buff. Yriien bar 81 Gents pr. $50.
Mr. SnpDnrb er ben eneite Sarmer
/ bette NaboIae, iom bar Ell iterre
Soareflof, ga &c andre for fort Sio
tilbuee ianot benne Spor9tnina
minore lsnnenoe. Saareoporptnit.
gen oil piitnof berefter blipe mere
alminoelig.
SnofnlSelic al bcnimpS 5000
ManS. Zen alminoelige Snofalbel.
ie al noifrepne Irno for guguit,
bpilfen S~nofaIoelic omiatier 1872
Wano, inblsb libite Wanoaa til @u-
pernsr IbiIipp, % oen isIsenoe Tag
mootoaes not ell SnofaIoelie, bennc
Tor 2,20O @ano, iaa @isconiiit aIt'
iaa inoen 15be s(ilauit bill houe al
title oper $500 Iauo. Zen iioit-
nppnte SnofaloelIe fer / TO Ifoe'
finger, nelnIis isrit 800 @anS Ser
29oe SiIi, at afeaa til Spracilie.
q. g., til Sieneite iom ipecieae
@aatmrnS OF @raromanoifaber oeS
Niieilingsbapne, Ben anben Tor 100
Wuno ben 15oe Milauit, at ienoes
til Speenp Iutomobilifole / 3anias
Gitp for at ubbameS iom Automo-
bilmaifiuiiter % til aisrere al No-
toruogne.
Mm S~fibsbnsaeri i Tilmanfee.
Get befienbtsiorbes iioite Wanoaa
Milpaufee, at to al Spens MalfIn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19
WtnmcIotn.
! Ncir ncn 0nfrnicn.

! %cir uco 0nfcuicu. @etcroncr
ira NriQen ueo Spouieu nihoIocr
beune ll0e lin tt0e oorIiar 9eirinnt
lima uco %nfcoicm. nUr Cafe Sim.
NpCr POO N}coIeumcr Al %eteran.
iorcuinQcn "a Sens @hriliorp sci
toIer i %clriamlinQcu.
Snrunuiit rrcS al Trcesliaaen.
@upernrr s. N. ". @urnouiit bar
0cunc Hoe uutuoct ct SiIbrb ON at
bIipc ct Al Observation-Disclosures al Sen
Gre02Iiao 2caQuc 10 enforce
%catc , al hujlfcu iorbcnpTrcnoe
%rUijocnt Gait er Tr0iioent.
Snalia %OnucitnuS / Sclbi. Snb-
I'll en- ieIrriG N%iilutnino al arigcn
oil SIotten j Observation-Disclosures
looru ! 2clbi hpcr Niteu al. 6 RIM
gc5 / ~ NtimItcr. ionltioia iom Sn-
ems Ncbocrc ucnte9 at boic Noucoet
title Nrn Tor SEN So9 pore lIl9e
NiNnO oirer tit Yin.
Seiertsr inar H. Mars Strainr.
bcIoc. NtUnl9 Hlbcrt Steincr al
Galrnlout err uco &riQ3ret / Camp
Goo9c, Soma iocrnt 10 Mars haarot
Straiurbcl0e otter a, pprc imoeu
ituloig iom 0eierter. Set par iioit.
Icben 27oc September. at Stciuer
remtc ira Camp Soo9e.
Gre Smaaauttcr Srnfnct. Nj.
toro % Kenneth Gumuicn. bea1c fl
War, on Sohn Gmnieu. G Nor. ole
a. ct Taul cr Ssnbua Miten Srllf,
net ! Ell Tam nrr @ren. Terc$
AlToer iun6ic9 paa Ell SsmmcriIaa
De, buoriro De eIenipnliN hopoe mo.
ret li5 meo al boppe no o. opffc.
@pSt Heau mclocS. %eo llaens
SeapnoeIie er ialbt et eobt Rcgn,
Der peo Soilingbperne enopa naa
eoe op iii opcr 10 Sonmer % pce
New Him, &oteiter o. Spler til be.
ipoelia oper en- Somme. @eb Duluth
par aegnIaloa ubetyoeIis, ueo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

ilrmaer, Nepton o. Gorbins, bar
oannet en- Organization, Der bliber
flenot lom Fabricated chip Corpora.
ton, oa alereoe inoaaaet aontraft
for Sepering al IS StaaIifibe for De
6oreneoe Staters &egiering. aislen
for De iorite Sfibe pentes at bore
lo9t inoen lite Sftober. Gn pos.
lenoe Cont meo Snpn er aIereoe
Iifret, og oct me Sfibsbpsseri iiaes
at blioe anlaet efter en- ioo flor
Waale'tof, at ipp Sfibe iomtioia fan
bore uroer Irbeioc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

ecns "feccrah.Fshen % Hee arnen" ~
eIret "a gerner / 1orrlelcroei. garsions
tineenisil CT S2.so. Scrto ioereonef
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-19

SGrer Nnlpnrct 'Ur lllOffcn /
Slonr GitD. Der cr I'M uiliuet en-
%igipusiurn2 9icn0eIic iaulc0u;u0
SammenimrtuiuQen al Huii Erud
Cos Snluinl / Siour Git0 SEN
290c Elni, hporpe0 80 Gcrioncr
brGbte2 Mlrueu iin0cr, at Nnen2
Eeportemcut ior NnQniuO&iniuef
tiou bTrer De: ioritt Auiuor iNet
nr0u haooe qiutt (;looelic til @ul
uingcua CmrcouinQ u0cn at mini.
cCrc Den cllcr 'or0re iid &lancr 10
rclogt acknowledgements bUrer oaiao
lin Del al Huiuoret iiQe4 ser. lac
iOn ogiOn @pgulngeu9 Gicrc. An 81
hopoe ulii Mnngel paa iunot Cm.
bsmme. NJ De sure Gtaaer oper
lU~sie0es, meocn5 Sc Iouere Sub
iT~nfeoes, nPpnes iom et 0umoriitiat
Toretaaenoe. &nrueu m~bciuler iii.
iiOit, al oen belle So1 Operatives I'll
@ranonlrpen Tor trimiuel RetSior
islaeIie. liant al &uraaoet uiortspe,
iornnorer ben beitaoeuoc 9uquin0S.
ordinance, iaa 9icumem9aapn0c
ilrenaere Snipettion iuoiereS.
@iennemisrelie al SprusfOroro,
nIngcn. Bait. 9auSboii. Ger bctiencl
ell inf -euanaeliif M~enigbeo per
3crncr / Bremen Gountp. if Nus
BOG iorrige llge 9ciee al 10 Stats
ogenter, Der ptloe pioc Seifeb ON
hnnrYnr Nnitoreu neAhlen M nruAif,
Evening star., 1918-08-06
MARKET IS VERY SLOW;
PRICES REACT|ONARY

NEW YORK, August 6.-The spurt
at the close. before the final hour
yesterday. was probably due to the
effort Of few shorts in Steel COM
mon to cover. The market was evil
IDENTIFY in good position. for a rally, as
contended for days past. but an imme-
diate- check was given it by q warning
from the federal reserve bank of New
York regarding the necessity of clear
ing decks for the fourth liberty loan,
by restricting credit wherever pos
sible and by calling loans. If neces-
sary.
Moreover, it is admittedly too long
between the present and September 20
to permit Of bull market being of
Wall street considered the shorts in
Steel common yesterday as two un-
important traders"
The street expected the market to
drift back, and 1t did, throughout the
entire list Steel opened at 10 and
covery to 109A.
American Sumatra, where the
shorts also showed scare yesterday,
drifted for 3 points break to 12SA.
recovering to 129.
though as compared with recent ses-
sions the total will show much
larger volume.
Mexican Petroleum was " higher,
General Motors ", and net changes
elsewhere were within the ~ point
range.
Baldwin Locomotive was an excep-
tion, breaking a full point with
some recovery.
Reading u off, st. Paul little
firmer.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
TWO FRENCH OFFICERS
BURIED AT ARLINGTON
Victims Of Drowning at Silver City,
N. M, viii Rest There Until
End Of the War.

The bodies of Lieuts- Jean Jegou
and Fornand Herbert, French infantry
officers, drowned last week at Silver
CITY. n. M, were buried yesterday in
Arlington national cemetery with mil
;tary honors. Gen. vignal, head of the
French military mission. spoke at the
grave. Attaches from the allied mis-
sions and embassies were present.
Lieut.. Col. Constant curdier of the
American general STAFF represented
the Secretary of War. The bodies will
rest in Arlington until the end of the
war.
The detachment of American SOL
diers which came to Washington from
Camp Cody, N. NJ, as an escort to the
bodies were taken on an automobile
trip to Mount Vernon today by COM
mittee of the Washington Board OF
Trade.
Cen. John A. Johnston, former Dis
trict Commissioner and member Of the
board of Trade. The party started at
10 o'clock this morning from the local
residence of Gen. Johnston, Pill zlil
return they were given lunch at the
University Club and will tour the
city this afternoon.
Among the members Of the Board OF
Trade in the party were William i.
caIIiher. president; William Clabaugh.
Murray L, Clifford, Henry A. Farnum,
Arthur Carr, H. C. Grove, Joseph T.
Stephenson, Fred ]. White and John
M. Cherry.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
FREIGHT MOTION SAVED

Railroads under common manage
ment this year have hauled approx
mately the same amount of freigh.
as last year with less actual train
movement. owing to rerouting and
fuller loading of cars. This was
shown today by a railroad admins
tration report on freight train opera
tion for the year up to June /.
In the five months period the num-
ber of tons of freight hauled one mile
was 154. 5000. 100000. as compared with
155. 900. .O00.o 900 last year. The appar-
ent reduction this year was caused
partly by new methods of reporting.
Reports showed the number OF miles
travelled by loaded freight cars. con-
siderinS the movement of one car one
mile as a unit, was 5,903. .000, 900, as
compared with 6.456. 100000 last year
The hauling of empty freight cars
also was cut down 100000 car
miles.
Railroads had 30.791 locomotives in
service June !. as compared with 80.
! 321 a year ago. This was in addition
to 1855 locomotives awaiting re-
pairs in shops. There were 2,41S,O0O
freight cars in service, or 130, 900 more
than a year previous. A tendency to
reduce the miles covered by trains in
day also was reflected in the re-
port.
Evening star., 1918-08-06

pate 1t il we are to establish as ex-
peditious procedure under it which
will produce on time the quotas for
the months above stated. If we could
assume that the law would be enacted
in the remaining days of August, we
would have a basis of calculating the
results to be obtained under it. AS ]
stated to the Senate military commit
tee at its last hearing, minimum
period of ninety days is necessary to
enroll apd classify all the men reg
istered In the additional classes sug-
gested. We cannot, therefore, VISIT
for the completion of class 1, but must
take men irrespective of their order
numbers as fast as they find their
way into class 1.
ST suggest for discussion with the
military committees of the two
houses the tentative form of bill
hereto attached. to the end that we
may obtain assurances that the bill
will pass in such form as will permit
me to proceed now with the printing
of the large number of forms, includ-
ing the QUESTIONABLE, necessary in
connection with the additional regis
tration. The printing Office contem-
plates a period of thirty days for the
printing of the forms. SO it is neces-
OF course, the distribution Of the
forms can go on during the period
of printing, with the assurance that
they will not be invalidated by
changes in the Legislation. Perhaps
also, we could receive assurances
that the registration could be enact
ed by the House in the period follow
ing its reconvening, so that it could
be taken up promptly by the Senate
on August rs and passed there. This
would enable us to contemplate Sep
| tember as a national registration
nh In ~ f1n
tive draft operating very soon there
after in grinding out a class l avail
abba for filing October, NoVembes ani
December contingents.n
Evening star., 1918-08-06
NEW YORK-CHICAG0 MAIL
BY AIR IS PLANNED

Daily air mail service between New
York and chicago, cutting the pres
ent railroad time to half and bring
ing the Pacific coast twelve hours
nearer the Atlantic, is planned by the
Post once Department. In announc-
ing today that this probably would
be the next move Of the air division,
however, the department gave notice
to persons desiring to finance air
mail carrier corporations that no ex-
tensions Of the service now main
tanned between New York. Phila-
delphia and Washington have been
determined upon definitely.
Capt. b. b. Lisner, superintendent OF
air mail service. and committee OF
experts left today for Elizabeth. n ~ j..
the department. As soon as the ma
chimes are accepted the department
viii return to the Army the planes
with which the service was tnangu-
rated.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia-Fair and
row; light southerly winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair and
continued warm tonight and tomor-
row; gentle southerly winds.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide. 2:30 am. and
3:11 Pm; high tide, s:35 am. and
$50 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 3:26 am. and
1853 pm; high tide. 9:19 am. and
0:42 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose 6:12 am; sun sets
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:13 am; sun
sets STA pm.
Moon rises am: sets 7:56 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at
the weather bureau for the twenty
four hours beginning at pm. yes
terday:
Thermometer-Yest 4 pm.
90; PM, o.; 12 midnight. So: today.
4 am, 81; s am, so; II noon, 96. 2
PM, 102. Maximum, 102. at pm. to-
day: minimum, IS, at 4:20 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, SO: minimum, %.
Barometer-Yesterda pm, 9.S4
pm, 29.S2; L. midnight, 29.s9; to-
day, am, 1880: s am, 1884; Il
noon, 80 9S; 2 pm., &c. Sc.
Evening star., 1918-08-06

eff tn Belgians have felt tn
war any worse'n a ten-cent sack
O corn meal I pity 'em," said
Mrs. Lafe Bud t'day.
Uncle Ez Pash, ninety-some,
has accepted position as rear
admiral on a tractor plow till
peace looms up.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
Myrtle L. Pohlmann Seeks Divorce.

Myrtle L. Pohlmann today filed suit
for limited divorce from Joseph ].
Pohlmann on a charge of cruelty. In
a separate suit she asks the court to
make sale and partition of the prop
erty at 3141 18th street northwest.
valued at $1,000. and the household
furniture, estimated at $1,000. The
wife says she and the husband own
the property and chattels Jointly, and
she wishes the cash value Of her por-
tion.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
HSU SHIH CHANG PICKED
FOR PRESIDENT BY ARMY

PEKING. August s.-At a confer
ence held by the generals Of the
northern Chinese army it has been
agreed to nominate Hsu Shih Chang,
former vice prime minister. for the
presidency. He Is understood to be
acceptable to the southern provinces
es tbs repuhlia- ..,t--.i i-s..is.iji
Evening star., 1918-08-06
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 6.-Metal ex-
change quotes: Lead - Unchanged;
spot. s.s5. Spelter-Firm: East st.
Louis delivery. spot. s.10as.20.
At London: Spot copper. f122; fu-
lures. f122; electrolytic, f137. Spot
tin. 1898; futures. 1898. Lead-Spot,
f29 los; futures, f28 10s.- SpeIter-
Spot, -f54: futures, ESQ.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Capitnl Traction 5s, $500 at s9h:
CapitaI Traction, 6 at 50. 20 at s9h, % at
Washington Gas, 25 at 52S, 5 at 52H. at
5aA, 5 at 52A.
Continental Trust, 10 at 115.
Mergenthaler. at 1l3A, at 1885, at
113%, at 1875.
After call: ..
washington Gas 5s. 81. 600 at 95.
Washington Railway pfd.. at 69A.
Washington Gas, at 52H, at 52h. At
roK
Evening star., 1918-08-06
Germany Aids Tibetan Rebels.

LONDON. August 6.-The Western
Chinese frontier authorities have
telegraphed the officials in Peking
that the Germans are aiding the re-
bellious Tibetans against China, ac-
cording to a dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Tientsin.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS,

0AkS Silver QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, August 6.-Bar silver
SWas quoted at 99H cents per ounce
11here today.
LONDON. August s.-Bar silver,
Se9S 19-S66 per ounce. Money, per
keent- Discount rates short bills,
1z-S1soer cent;Ethree-month bills,
A&oe1tcenh
Evening star., 1918-08-06
Federal Employees Complain.

Complaints of profiteering on the
part of grocers are being received
daily by the administration from the
National Federation of Federal En-
ployes, which body is cooperating
with the administration in running to
earth the price boosters and fod
profiteers in this city.
The local administrator is still con-
sidering the cases of the nine mer-
chants in the Arcade market charged
with profiteering and the sixteen small
store grocers who were caught in a
general roundup of alleged profiteers
more than two weeks ago.
Three local bakers will be given a
hearing at the administration Friday
to show cause why their license should
not be suspended or revoked as pun
ishment for violations of the baking
regulations.
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AMERICAN LANDING
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who was the constituent representa-
tive from the northern Russian front
Zoubof. former assistant mayor of
Vologda and Starzof, former president
of the Archangel duma.
Germany Slipping" in East Russia
AMSTERDAM. August Sit is daily
becoming clearer that bolsheviki in
fluence now only extends to the larg-
er towns in western Russia, says a
Berlin dispatch to the Frankfort lei
tung. while the east is Increasingly
Slipping out of their hands. The Ger
man government, the dispatch adds.
APPARENTLY shares this view.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
Contention of Plaintiff.

While this ruling is in accord with
the decision of Justice Siddons of the
District Supreme Court. it is contend
ed, that the case had passed from the
control of.the Municipal Court when
the time for filing an appeal had ex-
pired and that the judge lacked
authority to disturb the judgment.
Evening star., 1918-08-06
Japan Pledges More Aid.

TOXIC. Saturday, August a.
Premier Count Terauchi, in a state
ment concerning the allied action In
Siberia, said the Japanese govern
ment would take further military
measures in case the position Of the
Czecho- -Slovaks demanded it. The
premier also indicated that II the
chaotic situation In Siberia continued
the government might flnd it neces-
sary to adopt suitable military meas.
ures ocombat the Austro-Geeman
menace in the far e0st
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