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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
WEBER'S
0pttf1eS 9epartement.
Nd1fte 9biire sur YotoTice.
8ritiide 6diffsberlnfte.
u

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
2on6om 81. Sea. = Ser 6ur6
Eaudboote un6 Minen Ser britii6en
S6ifabrt beruriadte S6aben 5eigte
in Ser lebten @o6e cine 5iemlide
Mb11nbme> tpie bente aben6 amtli@
u%ngefinoigt miro. 2aut M6mirali=
tdtsberiht tpur6en elf britiibe edit
fe BON iiber 1900 Eonnen @aiierbers
6rangnng b%erienft, ferner Elm britt
lbes @onoelsi6iff bon peniger ols
1900 5onr1en nn6 Elm britii6es
5iibfabr5eug. Sn Der ISOLDE, Die am
10. 9e5ember enbete, murben I'M
gan5en II britii6e @anoelsi6iffe
ber1enft, 6arnnter bier5ebn Ser gro>
Berer1 &la1Ie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
; 6amptempfebl1ngen ber &ommti.
finn !6n1tSe.

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
@aibington n, 2. San. Sc
ltdnoige nn6 idleunige @ntientonng
amerifaniider Sruppen in Die euro
pai16e S9la6tfront bilbet 6en
&ouptp11nft in BEN gmpfeblungen Der
omerifanii6en Delegation, Die fIr=
Ii6 bon bem interaniierten &riegS<
ratb in 8oris 511riideefebrt 1T, an
sic &egiernng. Die bei6en m6eren
@o11ptempfeblungen he5ieben ii6 auf
6te 8ei6elunigung BEG S&hsba1-
programms fir sic San6elsflotte nno
onf sic engere 3uiammenarbeit nit
6en anoeren &riegfibren6en. Dteie
Tbatai6en tpur6en bente 1T elmer
bonn Stoats6epartement berofentlid-
ten ~5niammenfafienben @rflarnng
iiber 6as &einltat ser Bari1er &on=
feren5 befmnt gemo@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
glmfridttgfett nidt mebr at be5uei-
felr1.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 3, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on n, %. Seq. - Dte bent>
lden 3eiturgen legen idon iebt sic
8eranttportung fir sic Sortiebnng
6es &rieges ouf sic Sdultern Ser
Mniierten. Sn ibren 8eipredunge1
ser @onferen5 in 8reit=2itotpsf ia
gen sic 0Iterrei6iihen 8latter, Die
@ntentemddte batten iebt feline @1t=
iduloigung mebr fir oas fortgeiebte
@dtpingen oes Sdtpertes, nnb nie=
nton6 tonne iebt mebr Sic Mufrid-
tigfeit 6es @unides Ser Central
madte 1to6 Srie6en ableltg1en. Die
8erliner 8lGtter ergeben ft6 iiber Sic
geoeutung Ser gerbanoll1nge1 nit
Sen @ulien. SSn ietner 8eiprednng
ser Mnttport ser 3entralmGdte an Die
Morimili1ten 11ennt Ser Bortier
ger1ps Ste 6ertiden @ori6lage Mn=
gemeinbeiten un6 fragt: p@ie &C.
6enft Sic 6elttihe &egier1t1g nnb III
re 8erbiinoeten Nolen, <rlan6 nnb
2itbn1tert 5l1 bebanbeln2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
@irb 8rite1 s11m Dienf apinae.1.

@irb 8rite,1 s11m 9ienit 5iuinger.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Seem Dorf %. De3. - BIdne
fir Die 5tpongstpeiie gin5iebung Der
in Den @ereinigten @taaten mobn-
baften britiiben Staatsuntertbanen
gum Militdr6ienit tpur6en beute bon
bem britii9en @eneralantpalt Cir
Bre6erid gbtpin @mitb beiprod)en,
Ser geitern bier eingetroffen lit, 1m
Die Nngelegenbeit Der Waibingtoner
8unoeSregierung bor5ulegen.
uMit Ben &egierungen Ser mei1ten
altierten 2dnoer," iagte Cir SIRE
6erid nnter an6erem, ubaben tpir be-
reits @%orfebrnngen bafiir g~etroffen
britiI9e nntertbanen oienltpfli9tigen
Differs our &iidfebr nab 6em 2an6e
ibrer @eburt 81 5tpingen, fails fie ii6
ni6t bereits freimiaig m6eren milf
tdrif6en @raften angeidIoifen baben.
8ir boffen, fir 6ie 8ereinigten
Stooten abnltde MoBnabmen at
treffen.
vgaad BRET @riegsiobren fon6e1
mtr, bob ta1ien6e ruifif6er SSat6en
in 2on6on mobnben, Die it9 meoer
5um @ienit in Ser britiiden Mrmee
gemel6et botten, no6 na6 ibrer often
&eimatb 5uriidfebren 1nolten, % iie
BORT politiide 8erfolgungen fiirdte=
ten. Mnn 1te1te ite Dor 6ie @abl,
enttpe6er nad &a1Blanb 5urid5uge<
fen o6er fid Sen britii6en Sfreit-
frdften an5n16lieBen, unb 5tpang tie
trob ser Mgttattor, 6ie iie IN 6ie
@ege leiteterL enttpeoer 6as cine p6er
6os Qn6ere gu bun.
u1ie brttif6e Megierr1tg batte in
Ser Ebat feline an6ere @abI, 90 bte
offentli9e Mein1ng es abiolut nidt
erlal1bert tpollte, BOB @nglan6er gum
&%eeresoien1t berange5ogen ma1r6en,
mabren6 6rem0e, tpie man iih baB=
li6 aus6riidte, uibre Steanngen
ltablen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Mbmiral Sir Sobn 81. Sellicue ieines
&pitens enthp6en.

EDf tens entbDben.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917,
n SO II, 49,. Seq. - Ra6 Ell
1ter bente abenb ber0ffentli6ten, amt.
li6er Mnfiinoigltng mur6e. 8i5eabmt.
raj Sir &oBlDn @empB als Mad)=
folger 6es Mbmirals Cir Sobn 81
ssenicoe 5nm erlten Geelor6 Ser bri.
tii6en M6miroIit6t er1tanrt. Mbmi.
raj sSenicoe mnrbe in M%nerfenm1ne
ieiner iebr Encouragement Dienitlei:
1tungen I'M Sen &eerIton6 erbober
SSn Ser omtli9en Mnfiinbtg1ng miro
sic &offnung gum M1tsbr1td gebra6t,
BOB feline @rfobrr1ngen fpdter in Ell.
r1em an6eren pidtigen Mmt 8ertpen=
6ung finoen mogen. M6miral Sci.
licoe 1p1trbe beim M11sbrlt6 6es &rte-
ges 5um Oberbefeblsbaber Der &eim-
flotte er1onnt. Nab Ser 5eeidladi
an ser iiitldn6i16en &iiite entbob
man i'm bieies goitens, ernonnte 81
Teinem Madfolger int Commando 6er
@roBen 6lotte 8i5ea6mtral Cir 8a.
bis geattp unb i'm ielb1t gum erlten
Seeloro. 8iaeabmtral @empb tpar
felt Mugrit 6ieies Sobres apeiter
Geeloro Ser Momiraltt6t. Erobbem
man i'm nidt fennt, genieBt er Den
STUFF eines eritflaiiigen SAMPLERS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
~&rtegSarbett Mno Die
St6crbetts: Som:
mtNton.
3eitberlnit, Mnitreng1tng 1rb Mnsla.
&c ipllte1 luegseidafft uerben
burd &%eioronung Ser
&riegs=Nfttbttatm.

sc miro ie6em Manne o6er ie6er
6ra11, tpel6e %bdtifrafttg interefiiert
lit in irgen6 einem 3meige Der
&riegs=Mftipitdt, Bob Die 8emibnng
in bielen Sinitdten 5n bel ibertrtez
ben lit. Dieier Gin6rud bat ii6 ielbit
in beitimmter 8epegung frDitalliitert
in ser Beadtung Der 8eior6nung al
Ter &riegsarbeit urter Der Mufi9t
ser 0ffentliden Si9erbeits : &om=
miiiion. Die1e S6ee bot itb beita-
tigt in ser Nationalen 8ertbeioi=
gungS : @%eriamml1ng un6 es i6eint
6ies 6ie groBartige Sbee 5u iein, 6ie
in oIen 9epartementS raih pora11=
l6reitet. 81 itarfe Organization lit
bas 8er6erben intinigenter @orberei-
tung fir &riegs8tpede> 1r6 es lit OBJ
1oll1t notbtpenoig, Die Mrbeit 5n 5e1t=
troliiere1 un6 ein ~MlfraumungsbauS
at etablieren fir 6ie Begfdaffung
ser Ber6oppelung nn6 Ser 8erDiitnng
ser 8eridpenoung.
Sic 0ffentlid)e 5i6erbeits &om-
miiiion> mel6e 5um 3me6e organi=
1iert nn6 etabliert tpa1rbe, Minnelota
fertig nn6 pirf1am 5n ma@en, lit Der
logi16e &0rper, 6ieie 8eioron1tng 5u
unternebmen> nn6 iie bot bereits eini=
gen 6orti6ritt in 6ieie &i6tnng ge=
ma6t. Sebes 0epartement lonte in
ieinem eigenen partifularen 5el6e
ser 8%eitrebung tbattg iein, obne nit
Sen HIG1en on6erer in &onflift 51
gerotben nn6 in boiler Mitarbeit Ell
nes ie6en peri0nli9en Blanes o6er
Organization.
Sic &erousgeber Ser 3eitungen,
melde nit 8eroffentlidnngsmatertal
uberidtpemmt tper6en, 6ie ale Mrten
bon Mdren, Organization etc. IN ben
8or6ergrunb 6ra1gen, rn6 6ie a4e
ourrad trobten, empfeblenStpertbe
Mrbeit at perridten 51 gleider 3eit,
merben irgen6 cine Mn6entung 51
Sem 3mefe pinfommen beiBen, bob
irgen6 ein praftif6er B1an artgertom=
men miro, tint 6ie 2eitung aler
&riegsorbeit unter Der @ufiidt Der
offentliden @i9erbeits : &ommiiion
ODER FOLDER 8eb0r6e o6er @omitee,
bon ibnen getpdbt o6er beitdtigt, 5u
pla5ieren. @eeintgte Mrbeit miro ben
&rieg getpinner nn6 in6iDi6ne4er
@ubm, Bartei : @oltttf ooer perfon=
li6e @rorter11ngen miiiien 6ie1em eli
men 3tped u~ntergeoronet meroen. 0eit
Ser 5i@erbeits : @ommiifion in Mn=
men6ung ibrer Modt, ibrer Organi=
{atiorr mro ibrer Ml1sitattung miro
6as 8utraa1ett 31 ibr unter oem SOL
fe padien, 10 bob ale 8lane, Sic
bor= un6 61r6gebro6t tper6en, Sen
3tped erfiinen, fir sic tie obne &in-
6erniB 111tb obne 6ur6t Dor 8eroop-
pelung o6er 8ertpiiitnng ittenbiert
if.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Kinder Schroion
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS-
Sic bDl5ermen @anbelsidiffe ein
sEphIfhInn.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8oibington, 20. 9e5. -Das
8roaromm fir Sen 8au Don bol5er.
nett Sdiffen p1roe bel1te bon &on-
treoomiraI S. 81. 8pples, 6em Silfs-
GENERALIZATION Ser MotbfausfloHen-
%forporotion, in 1einer Musiage Dor
6em Sanoelsfomitee bes Senats, 6aS
oen Sdiffsbau urteriudt, ols ein
ponit6noiger Sebl1dlag bingeiteat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
MprfoH in @ireinia bon Sea1er beim=
9ei1tdt.

ge11td)t.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
MorfoIf 8a., 2. San. - nn=
gef1br 5tpei 8lods int 9er5en bon
Norfolfs @pi6aftsbterbI, eini9lieB-
li6 bes Monticeuo=Sotels, pur6en
geitern %5erit0rt, ein Mann geto6tet
l1n6 elm DnBen6 o6er mebr 6ur@ etn=
1tiir5en6e @anbe bertpnn6et IN elmer
&eibe bon @rplo1ionen nn6 8rdnoen,
sic, tpie ste eb0r6en mnebmen,
onr6 8ranoitiftung beruriabt muir
Sen. Sent Gener moor geltern abeno
@inbalt getban mor6en, aber es
brannte nod immer beftig 1T Den
&a1inen. Ser S6a6en miro anf ct
ma 100000 geidabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
&pblenfnappbeit beruriadt Spbes
FIFE.

Mem Dorf, 20. Seq. &oble1t-
1tangel pl1r6e bon1 @elunbbeitsam
aIs elmer ser @riin6e ge11annt, 6ie
fir Is So0esfdue infolge bon Bun.
genent5iinoung berant1portlid Iino.
gs lit bies sic b0d1te 3abl bon So
~besfaue1t, sic it6 tnfo1ge bieler
&ronfbeit in ben Iebten flint Sat-
rem an einem Sage eretgnet baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
&6nis bon 6tmanien ioQ a%bgebanft
hohcn

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Betrogra0, 90. Seq. = IS
geben bier bartnddtg @eridte Tim,
6ob &0nig Ser6inan6 bon &umanien
5uguniten 6es &ronprin5en Scarf OBJ
geoarft bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
aricasmaterialfabrifen tn &nflamt
:. fdIte;en.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 8, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2onoon, %. Sea. - gine1
&erteroepeide aus Getroero6 5ufol.
ge boben Sic 81tilotptperfe, sic 3d.
900 Mo1m beid6ftigten unb Sic 8e'
%trograoer Metalurgiiden 8erfe, oie
5000 Monn beiddftiigtet, %bego11ren.
.ibre 2ente obaulobnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03
Mngengldier
raid repartert

un1er &eparaturzD epartement lit
elm GROCER Sactpr in unierm @tabz
lt1iement.
@ir baben bic @epanobeit, Die
.@rfabrung uno fteben INNER 81
@uren Dien1ten.
Die Bretie iteben i'm @inflang nit
outer Nrbeit.
8rtn8t Cure serbro6enet 8riuen
at 1tttS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Dte bteiige @11tterfobrtf miro ltnt
ei1ren r1e1ten Mnba1t, Ser aus Stein
erridtet tperben ion, berer0Bert.
@ortraftor Geo. @raen tpor bier 1tft6
mohte einen l1eberihIog Ser Soften
fiir SEN Mnbo1t. gle ant @eif=
nodtstage IN l1nferer Nfarrfirhe anf=
aet1ommene @oI1efte erreibte bte
Sumr1e bon $157.25. Die o1f Der
@emetnbe gelaitete @irdenidul6 lit
b~onit6n6tg abgetragen, 1tr6 au6em be-
ftnbet ii6 nod cine idone 8ilan5 in
Ser @ennein6efoiie. - SRI. @eronifa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-03

Sen. Sr0b1e begab iih om 8eib=
na6tstage 1ra9 Bancroft, Soma, in
geglettung Der @eidtniiter @i1oa nn6
Wartba Menfe, mo ite Dent 8egrdbz
niiie elmer go1tiine, sic als innge
Trmt 6em nrerbittIiden SOB ibren
Eribatt aor(en m1tBte, b%eitpobnten.
Sobn 90H, Grn1 un6 &tnber bon
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
TIMES READER THINKS
GRACE LUSK DESERVES
NO PUBLIC SYMPATHY

A Times reader contributes the
following opinion OF the strange
Waukesha case:
"A woman deliberately 7lots ~ steal
a married man-not a young woman
for whom there might be some eX-
Cuse), but a woman in middle age,
old enough to know better.
After gaining he rends. the hus-
band refused to desert his wife. Even
after all kinds of threats from the
woman. Having lost all sense Of dc
cency and honor, she sends for the
wife. to acquaint her with the fdrts
in the case, to try to intimiaate her.
to make her leave the man who had
sworn to protect her, and care fer her,
her legal husband.
when the wife. a highly respected
decent married woman. tells her what
she thinks OF her for trying to break
up her home, and because the wife is
not willing to give her husband to
her. she draws her gun and kills the
wife. What woman who loves her
husband would give him up under
the circumstances?
Now the dead wife is not allowed
to rest in her grave, and merely be-
cause she did not give up the man
she ndu S"OTH 70 hOnOE anu ODey-
II all the married women would leave
their husbands (as IL is proposed by
this writer) for the same cause, there
would be a lot OF grass widows
floating around.
TT may be something more than a
meal ticket that holds a wife. even
IL the man apparently no longer
cares for her, but in this case il is
different: he certainly shows he did
care for her. and the wife was in
the best position TO know and Judge
how culpable he was under the con-
ditions. A good square girl is in no
danger from married men.
''E. r. BENADE.
'-ooT Fifth street n. E"
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
LUSTTANIA SURVIVOR
TO HELP HONOR VICTIMS

Miss Rita Jolivet, the actress, who
was one Of the last survivors to leave
the Lusitania, will take part tomor-
row in memorial exercises in honor
Of the victims OF the Inflated vessel.
The exercises will be held on the
naval tug Wicomico at the junction
Of the Anacostia and Potomac rivers,
opposite the War College, under the
auspices OF the joint patriotic socie-
ties OF the District
Memorial wreaths contributed by
the Cunard line, owners OF the Lusi-
tania, will be set loose on the water
by members Of the committee In
charge of arrangements. Mrs. Will
son, wife OF the President. has con-
tributed a wreath. Mrs. Mary Lock-
wood will represent the Daughters of
the American Revolution at the eN-
ercises. Mrs. John A. Logan will set
adrift the wreaths. The exercises will
take place at 10 o'clock.
Following the exercises, Lieutenant
Vernon. naval aviator. will ny over
the river, distributing flowers from
his airplane. Miss Jolivelt has asked
permission Of the Navy Department
to accompany him. She is in the city
in connection with the Aim Lest We
Forget" which Is being shown at the
Strand Theater.
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
WIN WAR PROGRAM
IS SOLE POLICY Of
MD. REPUBLICANS

NDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May Every
action Of the Republican party in state
and nation is to be determined solely by
how it will aid most in winning the war.
This is the outstanding declaration Of
the Republican statement OF policy by
National Republican Chairman VIII H.
Hays for adoption this afternoon by the
Indiana State Republican convention.
Party's Program.
To this end the party stands for this
program:
First-To use every possible means to
win the war.
SecOnd-For peace with victory
and never by compromise
Third-Sane preparation now for
peace after the war.
Charging that the party in power
Is guilty Of practicinE petty partisan
politics to the serious detriment OF
the countCy's cause. the demand Is
made that partisan politics be taken
The Washington times., 1918-05-29

family friend who had helped him
bear his troubles during the trial
Rejected by the army last summer
because OF physical unfitness, he has
been recalled and will enter the den
tai corps after brief stay with his
family at Middlesex.
knight Family Informed.
While Johnson and his friends down
town were rejoicing over the out
come OF the trial, a family out on
Church Hill was awaiting the news.
Their oldest daughter. Alice Knight,
whom Johnson married on September
IS last, and whose life he was
charged with taking by administer
ing a capsule OF cyanide OF potas-
sium, lay in her grave several blocks
from the home.
Miss Grace Knight, the dead brides
sister, was told by The Washington
Times representative of the verdict
Don't, please don't" said the sis
ter, when the newspaper man said:
well, your family may not be
pleased with the verdict"
81 must know some time What
was it?" she said finally.
The result was later transmitted TO
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Knight, the
dead brides parents. They said they
did not care to mako q statement
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
ASKS BRITISH TO GIVE
I24 MILLIONS WEEKLY

LONDON, May 29.-Chancellor Bo-
mar Law told today OF the require,
ments to be followed by civilian Great
Britain. especially as to the financial
situation, in order that every assist
ance might be lent to the winning OF
the war. He said:
Lives must be lived more simply:
personal household expenses must be
reduced to a minimum: all surplus
earnings over expenditures must be
invested in war bonds: all bank de-
posits must similarly he invested in
war bonds; subscriptions must be
twenty-five millions sterling weekly"
Chancellor Law was confident that
the patriotism OF the nation would
make the rationing OF money unnec-
essary.
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
'PERSHING'S CRUSADERS"
TO Be SHOWN AT POLPS

Described as a flm history Sf ne
war, from the early preparations In
the United States to scenes attending
the arrival OF General PsrshinE's
troops in France, "PershingAs Cru
saders" viii be given its irst pre-
sentation in Washington at Polls
Theater Monday night, beginning
weeks engagement with daily natl
reeS- This flm spectacle is the first
Of a series to be released by the Gov
eminent through the Committee On
Public Information, to keep the pub
lie abreast OF developments in the
great world conflict
In a connected picture narrative of
the war up to this time are shown
scenes in the cantonments, ammuni-
tion factories, aviation training
camps, and on the destroyers that are
combing the Hun submarines from
the seas. The quarters OF General
Pershing's troops, the trenches where
they are helping to stem the German
invasion of northern France and
shell-torn French villages are shown
in swift panorama The mere fact
that there has been no attempt to ex-
aggerRte or lend theatrical emphasis
to the scenes has invested them with
a terrific dramatic force. A symphony
score, interpreted by an orchestra OF
twenty-five. accompanies the scenes.
During the engagement at Polls
the Governments share Of the net re-
ceipts will be given to the allied war
charities. No war tax will be
charged
The advance sale for sPershing's
Crusaders" will open Thursday morn
ing.
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
KNOW POSLAk'S
RAREP0WERT0
HEAL ECZEMA

T0u c8n make no mistake IN using
PoBlam. 6rgt and for all, to treat
Eczema or any Skin Disease II Is
the remedy Of concentrated healing
properties. Apply IL right on the
raw places that burn and itch: they
viii be pacified, soothed. cooled, and
VIII nc longer harass- Poslam has
been considered a rare "hnd" by
many who never knew Just what to
use 10 secure real and lasting relief
for aflinE skin Shortest way to
eradicate Pimples, Rashes. Inflam-
nation.
Sold everywhere For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories,
s4S West 47th St New York City.
Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos
lam should be used il skin is tender
and sensitive.
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
DR.. |. J. JOHNSON
FREED ON CHARGE
Of KILLING BRIDE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

CContinued from First Page.)
Isr's hand as he delivered it to Court
C.ork Christian. The roll OF the jury
20 their names.
Judge Richardson ordered 'Iemuel
johnson, stand up"
UnsteadiIy, johnson. the frail
Young man who today weighs only
III pounds against the 40 he for
mc-ly weighed. rose to his feet He
held his handkerchief over his face
a. ne got to his feet. And then he
low cred his hand and steadied himself
Tor the ordeal
There was a craning Of heads and
= straining OF ears. The crowd was
as eager to see the effect of the YER
dict on the young dentist as it was
to know the fate meted out by the
jury.
We. the jury, hnd the prisoner
not guilty" read the clerk
Cheera Greet Verdict.
Johnson had been prepared for
any thing, even the worst. The crowd
for q long second merely stared.
Johnson stood as q man stunned.
Then he relaxed. he sank slowly
back into his chair, his head went
against the chair back. and a smile
swept over his haggard face. The
woman who had mOthered him
through the ordeal was the first to
grasp his hand. There followed
cheering in the court room, which
even the stern command Of deputies
failed to subdue.
4 dozen women, young and old,
mostly young. however. scrambled
forward. falling over each other in
an sdort to reach the prisoner and
offer congratulations. The interest
Of . number Of Richmond residents
in johnson had been noted during
the trial They have been present
day after day and have stoutfy main
tanned their belief m his innocence.
They remained to the end, keeping
their places in tho court room last
night without dinns7.
After the Judge had charged the
jury with the usual perfunctory re-
marks, johnson thanked them, shak-
ing their hands
Johnson WAS q nreS maA One, of
his hrst acts was to send a telegram
10 his mother. telling her he was
coming back to her. He spent last
night at the home OF Mrs. Smith, the
The Washington times., 1918-05-29
Ship Bumps Whale
In Mobile Bay and
Causes U-BOat Scare

MOBILE, Ala, May 2o.-ThS
presence Of a whale. sighted sixty
five miles OF Sand Island light, at
the mouth OF Mobile Bay. Is be-
lieved to have been responsible
for reports that a German sub
marine has been operating in the
Gulf.
officers Of a steamer plying be-
tween Cuba and a Gulf port say
that on their last trip they sight
ed the whale asleep. The big nm
looked like a periscope.
They said that their ship
bumped into the whale, and II
swan away.
The Washington times., 1918-05-29

owt and be kept out OF the manage
ment OF the war.
Construction Criticism
Carping criticism OF the Admins
tration is strongly denounced by con-
structive criticism, sympathetically
offered, is defended.
Regarded as one Of the most i'm
portant State conventions ever held,
interest centered entirely in Chair
man Hayes win the war" platform.
Only State officers ranking from sec
retary OF state down are being nomi-
uated.