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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-08-24
WILL PROBE INDUSTRIAL PROCESS
OF THE COUNTRY.

Washington, Aug. 21.-American in
dustries not essential to winning the war
should prepare themselves for the great
est sacrifice they have yet been called
upon to make.
| The United States is now assured of
all the fighting men needed to force de-
cision. 1t is obvious that the greater the
army the greater is the need for sup
| plies. Material resources must, there
| fore, be strained to the limit
Unless many industries highly im-
portant in themselves, but not vital 10
the winning of the war, are deprived Of
materials needed by the government n
| the war-making industries victory will be
delayed.
1t is not the intention of the admin
istration to delay the victory one 6Ay
| longer than is necessary
With manpower assured by the prom
ised passage of the draft law which will
place every man between the ages of iS
to As, inclusive, at the command of the
government, the United States from now
on will devote all its energy to the pro-
duction of its material resources. II is
in this respect even more than in man
power that Americas power will be felt
in the victory campaign of 1919.
Although quantity production has been
reached in practically every form of war
munition with the exception of airplanes.
the peak of production is still to be
attained. The mobilization of industry
is still an unaccomplished fact.
In the effort to reach this peak" of
production, SO that every ounce Of Amer
ica's latent resources may be thrown
into the balance, the government is de-
voting its utmost energy.
When that is accomplished, the rain
Of destrurtive material upon Germany
will commence in earnest and the ul.i-
matum of Surrender or face annhila-
!ion," which is Americas answer 10
jermany's last convulsive effort will have
assumed concrete form.
While the actual work of oraanisinz =
he. industries Of Amerca rssts. Nth The
Ifeat wsr-makiag agencies, ther,Ni.r ID. .
'artnent, the navy and tie Shipping
'oard, the task of generalship by whi:a
III Of these agencies are co-ordina,ed.
ests with the War Industries Board. of
vhich Bernard NJ Baruch is the head
his board is now bending to the task
t wedding out essential from non-es-
ential industries, of conserving material,
allocating it to the different war.
,aking units and to the civilian popula-
on. In order to do this it is necessary
, go deep into the industrial processes
America. The board is confronted
18th the task of bending every energy
} winning the war and at the same time
reserving the civilion industry of the
,untry.
To accomplish the desired result the
overnment will mobilize all the indus
ial resources of the nation. It is evil
mt now the most drastic curtailment of
on essential industries yet demanded
i'll be necessary and will be ordered by
e government
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-08-24

FOR SALE Ford Touring
ear, 1917 Model. also Ford Trunk.
Apply to II. Gonsoulin, Phone
4S1W. In
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-08-24

6s6 cures chirls and Fever.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-05-17
WELL WIN

American Red Cross:
ssSs: s;; s:s @ :s!s srs se:..s.
railway functions, serving 10000
Ssas hospital r
capable aceomnodans nGo
@ a = all % S s @ ss ss tes $
Has ws5ehouse 100000 tons Il
%sts @ sh s es % @ sss ass %R % % s ssRs from France
. n days after tn.
T.. das that nation was
workshop
@ sge @ ] sss %
What does all this mean to you? And that is
but fraction of the work your Red Cross has done
and is doing. 1t means that without this ceaseess
heroic work of the American Red Cross we could
never win this war.
Without your Red Cross quick, vital help to keep
Italy in the fight for Liberty would not have been
possible
Without your Red Cross thousands of French
soldiers now gallantly fighting for you at the front
would have died OF wounds exposure and lack of food
And great and wonderful as has been the work
of the American Red Cross in the past, still greater
and more wonderful must it be in the future-for
now your boy is in the fight.
Your Red Cross cannot neglect France, England,
Italy, Serbia, Roumania and little Belgium 1t must
give them all constantly increasing help for the men
OF these countries have been fighting our battles
But now we must all redouble our efforts and
sacrifices for our Red Cross because million mothers
sons are going to carry the stars and stripes to the
greatest victory God has ever given to men fighting
for honor and liberty.
With the help Of your Red Cross your boy will
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
BOLSEVIKAI PASIRENGE
IsKELIAUTI VOKIETIJON

Washington, rugp. 20. -
Gauta officially ziniQ, kad
Petrograde siaucia baisiau-
sias teroras, kuriO niekas ne
gall sustabdyti.
Nuo rugpjuGio pradzios boil
Sevikai yra suareStave apie
10000 nepaklusniQ jiems Off
cieriQ If burzujQ.
BolSeviku vadai (taigi LIE,
ninas If kit, mes Trockis atsi-
dures Gelsingforsan) sub6ge
kar6s laivan "Aurora" ties
Kronstadtu. Laivas kas va
landa pasirenges dumti ! Vo-
'kietija, kuomet bolSevikq prize
Sininkai pulsis prizes KronS-
tadta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
BOLSEVTKAI RENGIASI
KARIAUTI PRIZES TALK
NINKUS.

Amsterdam, rugp. 20. -
Dusseldorf Nachrichten kores-
pondentas praneSa, kad boise
viku laikra$tis Pravda Siaip
raSo:
"Sovieto valdzia paskelbs
kare visiems' talkininkams.
Sovieto valdovai iSleidO atsl-
liepima sakydami, kad Rusi-
jos pad6jimas yra baisus.
"Rusijos tarpininkyst6 ka-
r6je butinai reikalinga. Todel
nuspresta valdziq perkelti san
gion vietOn. KronStadt as tam
tikslui iSrinktas. Rengiamasi
visus valdzios ofisus tenai
perkelti".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
LAUKIAMA TRIJU LAIS-
YES PASKOLU VIENAIs
METALS.

Washington, rugp. 2O.-Iz-
da departamento plenai pa
gamma iris dideles laisves
paSkofl kampan'ias vienalS
metals. Kiekvienoj Rampant
ioj reiks. surinkti $4,000 ,OO0,-
600 arba daugiau..
Pirmoii paskola lvyks nuo
rugs6jo % ligi spalio 10, kaip
jau pirmiau praneSta. Antroji
paskola plenuojama sausio az
vasario m6nesyj, gi trecioji-
geguz6s ar birzelio menesyj.
Sios trys paskolos reikalin-
COS surinkimui $16,OOO,OOO,-
900. Situos, apskaitoma, su-
d6ius su $4,000, 100000 kares
mokesciQ, uzteks siQ metq ka-
res iSlaidoms. a..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
GEN. HAIG PAEME 500 NE.
LAIsVIU.
Talkininkai visur ina virsu
Su Anglu Armija Prancuzi.

Su Anglu Armija Prancuzi.
,joje, rugp. 90 -AnglQ karei,
vial pa6m6 Outtersteen kalne-
il arti miestelio Merris. Vo,
kieGiai padar6 smarkiq kontr-
ataka. Bet anglai JUGS atmu-
Sc. Paem6 daugiau kaip SOC
nelaisviQ.
Outtersteen yra labai svar-
bi pozicija. il dominuoja ant
didelio zemes ploto, kuri vo-
kieGiai Waldo Bailleul linkon.
Naujame Somme fronte J.
vyksta vietiniai susiremimai.
Talkininkai Sen ir ten Wis pa
ina po truputi zemes.
Visur tesiasi sargybQ mu-
siai. Aplinkybes parodo, kad
vokieciai nusprende atsitrauk-
ii nuo dabartinio fronto. Bet
atsitraukdami stengiasi ang-
lams padaryti kuodaugiausia
nuostoliu su savo kulkasvai-
dziais.
Uzpakalines vokieciQ teri
torijos smarkiai bombarduo-
jamos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
KAIZERIS WIS MUILINA
VOKIECIAMS AXIS.
Sake, traukiasi, kad igyti
daugiau vietos.

Paryzius, rugp. 2O.-Vokie-
Giu spauda stengiasi intikintl
zmones, kad gen. Luden-
dorff'o atsitraukimas yra
vien tik tas, kad tur6ti vietOS
kur apsisukti. Gi ne delto,
kad j talkininkai spaudzia'
Sake, Ludendorff'ui reikia
vietos, kad butQ galima ma
nebruoti ir vel paimti micija-
tyva. Jeigu to nedarytQ, tai
kininkai greitu metu vokie-
ccius sumuStQ.
Vokieciu propaganda tvirti-
ma, kad vokieciai palms ini-
cijatyvq, priverzdami talkinin-
kus neprisirengusius muStls.
Tokiuo budu jie talkininkus
nuvarginsiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20

Londonas, rugp. % Teu-
tonu valdovQ konferenciioi,
vokieGiQ vyriau>ioi karGS Sto-
vykIoj, buve diSkuSuojama
"taika pirm KaI1dQ", paSal
Daily ExpreSS'o correspondent
to AmSterdame.
CentraItS vaI$tybtS prad1-
SiancioS veikti padaryti taikQ
vien tik, kad parodyti Savo
zmontms, jog talkininkai ne
nOri taikos, bet nori panaikin-
ii centraleS vaIstybGS. Plenas,
manoma, Su>tiprinS vokieGiQ
grpit SiIpntjanciQ kareivimo
dvasiQ il prirengS juoS prize
dar vicnos baiSioS karts lie
mos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
PranCuzai |aimejO 10 myfQ AgiO
frOnte
PAEME 3 MIESTEuUS |R NELAISV|U
sAUKIA 500 UzSIREGIS-
TRAVUSIUs SPECIJALIAM
LAVINIMUISI.

Washington, rugp. 2O.-Gen.
Crowder iSleido isakyma, kad
aStuoniolika valstijQ suteiktu
500 uzsiregistravusius spe-
cijaliam lavinimuisi. Jie pri-
valo but balti ir uzbaige pra-
dine mokykla. Jie prades la
vintis rugsejo 1 d. Pirm rugp.
26 d. kas nor6s, gales pasi-
duoti liuosnoriai.
Visi tie vyrai bus pasiusti
! mokyklas paskirtosna vie
tosna. Bus lavinami tuose a.
matuose, prize kuriu reikalin-
gi. Is vidurvakariniu valstiju
reikalauja tick:
Illinois, 103 ] 5000 Federal
gat., ir 257 j senaja South
Division High School, Chica-
goj.
Indiana, SIS j indianapolis,
Ind, ir 772 ! West Lafayette,
Ind.
Michigan, 2O6 ! Indiana u
niversiteta, Bloomington'e.
Ohio, 125 i University Of
Cincinnati, ir Is Wright
field, Dayton.
Wisconsin, 300 j No. ~,
neregiu namus, indianapolis,
Ind.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
LIETUvA GRUNIOJA kAIZERIlDI REv0L|UCIJI
KONSULIAI RUSIJOJ PRA,
so sVEDIJOS GELBETI
PABEGELIUS.

Washington, rugp. 2O.-sve-
dijos konsulis Maskvoie, uzi-
mas amerikonQ ir talkininkll
kOnsuliQ vietas, praSO, kad
Svedija atsiQstQ laiva paimti
200 pab6g6liQ. Jeigu tas mega
lima, kad gautQ jiems paspcH-
tus per Suomija.
Nuomoniaujama, kad pab6-
g6liai yra Americas ir talki-
ninkQ SaliQ pilieGiai, norintic-
il iSbtgti is Rusijos. Svedijos
konsulis andai praneS6, kad
voEieciQ valdzia neiSduoda
pasportu pab6g6liams. Mano-
ma, kad vokieciai to nepada-
rvs, tol, kol neuzsibaigs tary-
hos su Anglia apie apsiejimq
su vokieGiais Kinijoje.
Rugp. 16 d. praneSfmas Sa-
ko, kad bolSevikai sutare IS
leisti talkininkQ konsuliuS.
Taip-gi, kad Anglijos ir Pran-
cuzijOs militariniai pasiunti-
Mai rengiasi apleisti Mask
va per Astrachaniu If PerSi-
JQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20

Londonas, rugp. 20.-Anot
zinip is kares lauko, prancu-
zai paeme miesteli lie Hamel
ant kalneliu vakaruose nuo
Disc ir Siaurvakaruose nuo
Ribecourt. Vakar dienos mu-
syj prancuzai truputi progre-
savo, neziurint i smarkq vo-
kieGip priesinimasi tarp Las
signy ir upes Disc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
ARMIJAI MUSIC LAUKE
DUODAMA BALTA DUONA.

Washington, rugp. 20.-Ka-
res departamentas vakar pra-
neSe, kad music lauke armija
valgo kvieciQ duona. Svarsto-
ma sumazinti miltu porcija
nuo 19-kos ligi 16-kos unciju
dienoje. Mes dabar jp per-
daug.
Suv. Valstijose kareivial
vartoja pusiau maiSytQ miltp
duona. Bet Prancuzijoje yra
kitaip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
PRANCUZAI LAIMEJA 2
MYLI 10 MYLIU ILGIO
FRONTU.

Londonas, rugp. 20.-Pran,
cuzQ DeSimtoji armija isibrio-
We vokieGiu pozicijosna tarT
Disc ir Aisne kuone dvi myli,
VokieGiu kulkasvaidziai II
lakstytuvai smarkiai priesina-
81.
Anot praneSimQ is music
fronto, prancuzai paeme ST.
Mard-les-Triot, uz mylios
pietvakarus nuo Roye. Pran-
cuzai taip-gi pa6me Beuvrais-
nes, dvi ir trys-ketvirtos da-
lys mylios pietuose nuo st.
Mard.
Nauja prancuzQ linija te-
siasi nuo Fontenoy ligi kalne-
lio pietuose ties Andigny-
court. Is Gia ligi Nampcel, lu-
ri prancuzai apsiaute, is kur
tesiasi ligi Montague misko
kraSto. Prancuzai dar laiko
CANA svarbias augStumas pie,
tuose nuo Audignycourt. Pa
imta 1,700 nelaisviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
LIETUVIAI PRIEsTNASI
VOKIECIU KARALIAUS
NUSKYRIMUI.
Lietuva grumoja revoliucf;a.

Amsterdam. rugp. 2O.-Cia
gauta ziniQ, kad Licr1,vve -,,-
ryba paSiprie&ino vokieGiQ pie
nui padaryti LietuvQ paval-
dine VokietijoS vaIStiia. Ge-
neroIui Won Ludendorff'ui pa
>iQ~ta proteStaS prizes i$rinI;i-
ma karaliauS be lietuyiQ Suti-
kimo. Prote>te LudendOrff'ui
grumojama revoIiucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
Vladivostokas, rugp. 20

Vladivostokas, rugp. 90
RugpjuGio 16 dienq Gionai at
plauk6 antrasis transportas a.
merikoniSku kareiviq. AtslQ-
sta iie is Manilos, Phi6pinQ
salq. Kelion6je iSbHve I die
ras. Laukiama ir daugiau ka-
rciviu atkeliaujant.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
SKELBIAMI MAUI ARMI-
JOS PLENAI.
Nori issiusti 80 diviziju pirln
birzelio 80 d.

Washington, rugp. 2O.-Gen.
March senate militarinei ko-
misijai pasakt, kad so divizi-
jQ po $4,000 kareiviQ kiekvie-
moi prival6tQ kare uzbaigti
pasekmingai 1919 metals. Ka-
res departamentas plenuoja
tick iSsiQsti Prancuzijon pirm
SO d. birzeliO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
POTVINIS PADARO 5000
BE MANU-.
25O,OOO nebeturi ko valgyti :
Raudonasis Kryzius gelbsti.

Hongkong, rugp. 17.-Pas-
taromis dienomis patvino upe
Tung Kiang, Kinijoj. Tvanas
padare daug bledies. Paliko
5000 zmoniu be namu, If 25O,-
600 be maisto. Americas Rau-
donasis Kryzius kick galeda-
mas gelbsti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
ANGLAMS SEKASI
FLANDRIJOJ.

Londonas, rugp. 20 Field
marsalas Haig pranesa, kad
anglai dar toliau progressive
arti Nerville, Lys kylio virsu-
neie. Paem6 so nelaisviu ir
kelis kulkasvaidzius.
Anglq artilerija atmuse vo-
kieciu kontrataka tarp Outer
steen ir Meteren.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20

Reuben H. Donnelley pas
kirtas maisto administrato-
riumi ] Lake Forest If Lake
Bluff. Donnelley yra pirmi-
ninkas r. Fl. Donnelley & Co.,
iSleideju Chicagos telefonQ
knygos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
SUV. VALST!Jy MUGS
TOLIAI KAREJE,

Washington, rugp. 20.-Va-
kar paskelbtame nuostoliQ So
raSe yra 3S2 pavardi. Is iQ:
Zuvo muSiuose IS
Mir6 nuo zaizdQ II
PrazuvO 1852
Pavojingai suzeista 135
Mir6 aeropIanQ nelai-
m6je |
Mir6 nuo ligQ 3
Mir6 nelaim6se 9
Suzeista 13
Uzmu$ti (pirmiau praneSta,
kad prazuvo) -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20

Washington, 'rugp. 20. =
Sekretorius Baker militarinci
komisijai paaiSkino, kad We
dusieji vyrai, kurie neuzlaiko
savo SeimynQ ir nedirba karei
reikalingQ darby, bus paimti
kariuomen6n. Jisai sake:
"Yra daugyba vedusiQ, kurio
gall kariauti taippat, kaip il
pavieniai".
Negali issisukti apsivedimu.
Baker savo kalboj taip-gi
pasaka, kad niekas negalds IS
kariuomends pasiliuosuoti APP
Sivedimu. Tie, kurie biliui pra-
6jus, apsives, bus paimti.
Yra Suprantama, kad naujal
uzregistruoti vyrai nebus la
komi mamie ilgiau, kaip SeSiS
m6nesius po istojimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20

Washington, rHgr. 30. -
Vakar paskelbtam sqraSe yrd
$50 kareiviu. Is IN:
IuvO muSiuOSe ! IL
MirG nuo zaizdQ y
MirG nuO ligQ 81
Nuo visokiQ neIaimin-
81 atsitikimQ 13
Pavojingai suzeistQ 1S9
Lengviau suzeist! 13
PrapuolusiQ muSiH metz 16+
II pirmiau pcane$tQ pra
puolusiQ dabar prancSama zu-
vuSiu ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
PASIUNTE PROTESTA Prizes
S|ULOMA KARAuQ
BOISevikdi gIaudGaSi 20
VOkieCiQ sparnu
LGninaS Su TrOCkiU iSkeIiauSi9
vOkiOtijOn
KAROLIS VIENNOJ LABAI
NUSIMINEs.
Nor6jo apsisaukti Lenkijos
karalium, bet kaizeris neleido

Paryzius, rugp. 2O.-IS Wen
nos gauta ainiQ, kad impera-
tOriuS Karolis * konferencijoS
VipnnOn sugryzO labai nuSim!-
neS. Mes jam nenuSisek6 save
nuSkirti LenkijOS karalium.
KaroliS, Sakoma, nor6jes tai
padaryti. kad pakelti austrQ
dvaSia su nuduotn karGje lai-
m3jimu.
Konferencijoj nutarta, kad
naujaS Lenkijos karalius turi
butt didkunigaikStis Karolis
Steponas. is ViennoS.
VokieGiJl spauda reikalau-
ia, kad reichStagas SuzinotQ
visa teisybc, kaS konferenci-
ioi ivykO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
ISskaite Rusijos Valstiju va
dOYus.

AuStrija pirmiaus steng6si
LenkijQ prikergti prize Austri-
jos, Su auStrQ kunigaikSciu uz
karaliQ. Bet Vokietija tam
prieSinosi. Konferencijoj nu-
spresta pagal vokiecip nora.
Sakoma, SuSitaikinta reika-
le uzimtQ rytiniQ teritorijQ.
Lietuyai nuskirtas karalius,-
Wuertemberg'o princas. Lif-
Iandijoj If Estonijoj busiqs
voheGiQ generals gubernato-
rius.
Suomijos karalius busiqs
Mecklenburg'o princas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
VokieGiai neuzganedinti.

Dauguma vokieGiQ laikraS-
tininkQ visai nepritaria iSrin-
kimui Karoliaus Stepono Len
kijos karaliumi. Sake, nezino-
ma ar Lenkijos kIausimaS ga
lutinai iSri$tas, ar ne Mes pra
ne$imas yra tik pusoficijaliS.
Vokietija nesenai pareika-
Iavo penkiOlikos rezervQ divi-
zijQ is vakarinio Austrijos
fronto. Gavo tik iris. Tai yra
viena priezastis vokieciQ ne
uzSigan6dinimO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-20
Apleisia Belgija.

VokieGiQ oficijalis prane$i-
mas sake, kad AuStrijOs ku-
nigaikStis KaroIiS bus paSkir-
taS Lenkiios karaIim.
VokieGiQ laikraSGiai raSo,
kad naujaS taikos paSiulymas
apima il BeIgijos apleidimQ.
ToIiaus praneSama, kad kon
fprencijoi nuSpreSta padtti
VokietiioS il AuStrQ-Ungari-
jos armijas po vienu vadu.
Tmkija Su Bulgaria. pakvieS-
tos padtti savo armijas po
tuomi paGiu vadu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
|Zepp Officer Writes
Own Story of Hellish
Night Raid on London

orchestral accompaniment to the
,concert.
We began to do things in the
city below us. On our starboard
came a mighty cave-in; to port
came another. A third bomb ere
ated whole series of explosions.
Heavens How we let them
have 1t!
"Comrade Won i was
busy at work with the bombs. He
had peppered London before and
this night he was less excl ed.
But things began to get hot
for us. The shells increased in
quantity, The captain gave the
word to quit this inhospitable
neighborhood. and with a caress-
ing west wind at our back. we
star ed on our return journey,
protected by the clouds.
AT the coast another and
heavier bombardment awaited us,
but it was equally futile"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
TOM MOONEY
MAKES PLEA

Omitted Press Leased wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, June IL. -
Thomas ]. Mooney arose in the
prisoners box in Superior Judge
Cabannis' court today and plead
ed with the judge for a trial on
one of the two indictments pend
ing against him in that court.
Judge Cabannis heard the plea
and declared he was powerless to
order the case to trial. Mooney
is now awaiting execution of the
sentence of death passed in Judge
Griffin's court.
Mooney had been brought into
court once more to go thru the
formality of hearing the cases
against him postponed. Other de-
PENDANTS in the preparedness pa
rade bomb cases we're also pres
ent.
Twice during Moneys talk,
Judge Cabannils interrupted him
and told him he would not permit
any derogatory remarks about
Superior Judge Dunno aud Dis
trict Attorney Fickert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
Especial to The Times)

BERNIE, Switzerland, June 10.
Senior Lieutenant Gruner of
the German naval reserve, tells in
an article in German newspaper
his own graphic story of Zeppe-
lin raid on London, in which he
took part. He says.
1--WE crossed the channel on a
freezing cold night and sailed in
complete darkness toward the
English coast. Slowly we APP
preached it, sharply outlined
ahead of us. Once in while a
cloud interviewed. Then the coast
lay perpendicularly beneath us.
80 far all was quiet. We were
nearing our goal The English
were waiting for us, but we re-
fused to be disturbed. for we did
not intend to be frustrated.
"A searchlight picked us up.
Now and then shot flared up at
us from the coast forts. But we
sailed on, Notwithstanding, and
soon London, city of my dreams,
witching cause of my sleepless
nights, lay quite plainly before US.
"A brilliant wreath of search
lights from afar indicated the
prize. The captain consulted his
map and compass, and COM
manded:
Cross London from north to
south, and then veer to the east
Eve could now begin to see and
hear that our presence was de-
tected. Masked lights burst forth
and went out. They were muz-
zie-flashes Of the anti-aircraft
guns.
"Searchlights stabbed the sky,
first slowly, carefully, then wildly,
from this side first, then from
that. Mostly they located nothing
but drifted clouds. But suddenly
they found us.
Ever oftener and more accu-
rately. the ghostly white stabs of
light enveloped us. 1t began to
CLEAN bright as day in the car of
our hunted airship.
''Shrapnel began to burst
around us. Shells from the
London defenses tore at us
like birds of prey. Fore and
aft, below and above us. they
screamed and rOared. II was
heilish, but beautiful.
Loud above the crashing of
the shells we heard the thunder
of our faithful bombs. Our
whirring propellers supplied the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
Given Increase

With certain readjustments in
the government program, the
West Coast lumber manufacture
ers and loggers have been grant
ed the price increase for which
they have been fighting several
months and for which they have
been before congress for the last
two weeks. The price advance,
it is understood, will be merely
enough to cover the advanced ex-
pense of manufacturing and log
ging.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
Chased by Sub

United Press Leased WIre.)
NORFOLK, Va. June 10. -
Capt. Wade of the American
steamship Edward Pierce report
ed today that his vessel was I'M
der shell fire for two hours and
was chased by a submarine until
the lights of Cape Henry were
sighted early today. He said that
at least II shells were fired and
two torpedoes launched at his ship
as she outdistanced the U-boat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
DEPEND ON
REBELLION
BY JOS. SHAPLEN

United Press Staff Correspondent.
STOCKHOLM, June 13.-The
Russian bolsheviki have no for
eign policy. They are simply
ostrich-like in their naive faith
that Germany soon will be under
mined by revolution.
Meanwhile Foreign Minister
Tchitcherin is constantly protest
ing to Germany against violations
of the Brest Litovsk treaty, while
swallowing the diplomatic pills
handed out by German Ambassa-
dor Mirbach
Premier Lenine calls this policy
forced retreating while preserv-
ing the soviet power"
With peace negotiations be-
tween Russia and Ukraine under
way at Kieff and preliminary
negotiations begun with Finland,
the first impressions are that
danger of further seizures OF
Russian territory is over and
that real period of respite is DO
ginning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-13
PHYSICIANS
NAME HEAD

CHICAGO, June 13.-Major
Alaxender Lambert, New York,
was elected president of the Amer
lean Medical association here to-
day. Major Lambert is president
of the New York Medical associa-
ton and medical director of the
American Red Cross in France.
Admiral w. c. Braisted, surgeon
general OF the navy, was his op-
ponent. Other officers elected
were:
DR.. w. N. Wishard, Indian
apolis, first vice president; DR..
David s. Judd, Rochester. Mimi,
second vice president; DIR. C. w.
Richardson, Washington, ID. c..
third vice president; DIR. j. NJ.
Badly, Philadelphia, fourth vice
president; DR.. A. II. Craig, Chi
cago, secretary; DR.. VIM. A. Pu-
sey, Chicago, treasurer; DIR. HUI
bert Work, Pueblo. Colorado,
speaker of the house of delegates.
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British Bring
Down 20 Planes

tNss btaHtu
LONDON, June 13.-British
airmen, assisting the French on
the western portion of teh new
Disc front. have destroyed 20 en-
envy airplanes since the drive
started last Saturday, it was Of
ficially announced by the war Of
flee today. In the same period
they have dropped 81 tons of
bombs.
Operating on the Picardy front,
British airmen shot down two en-
envy machines, drove two others
down out of control and dropped
18 tons of bombs, boldly damag-
mig the railway at Cambria and
the billets at Pramicourt. One
British machine is missing.