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slns aupenbasen fummt bic 9sad)=
ridt, Die rniiiiden Solid)eluifi upli
ten ben Gnslanoern @iberitanb lei
item, luenn lettere Srmppem am Der
baltiiden aiiite lanben !iekem.
@ine @enfer Sepeide bebamptet,
nad} Der Slnd)t bes iriiberem tiirft=
iden &riessminiiters Gnper geg nmo
ieiner 0iiniiterfollegcn battcm in Ser
Sffentliden &aiIen 25 Millionen tiir.
fiider Gfunb sefeblt.
Muf Der nemeitcm gerlmitliite be-
finbem fid Die Namen folsenber
Nanner ans San Mntonip: Sames
Us. Surner, 2entnant $. g. Barter,
S. g. Jlores, I'M 8ampf gefallen:
Sentnant glanSe 8. Manle, s. &.
Nemlom, an aranfbeiten seitorben
Oberit Sreb 6. 0oble, permmnbrt,
nnb 6, q. 3ippitine, bermift,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-03
,Warum beiratet eias ;sram?"

9arouf antportet sSroll Or. nleo.
$. y sloams= =Sebrnam Ii. a. mic
folgt: u9ie SSrau beiratet aus aller-
lei 9tebenriifiidten. Sic beiratet, I'm:
perbeiratet 5u lein, INT scr slltjllna-
fernlbaft 5ll entgeben, Inn bon sll
9allle fprt5ufonln1en, I'M eillett
Sfanoal SIT bei6nihtigen, I'M eill
5Sanlilienleben 5lt getieBen, I'm einc
Stirse 81 getDiltnen, Inn @elb, Inn
Stellnng, I'm aniebell, aus gitelfeit,
aus Gbrgeis, aus 9eellgierbe, ans
Sanseueile, aus 5alilbeit, aus Silf-
loiigfeit, aus Oumnbeit, aus Geati-
melttalitit, ans sSreunoi1aft, aus
Ihtung, aus Wtitleib, aus Spfer-
nut; neil ibr Ser Mann gefaat, neil
er iie liebt, neil Ole Gltern orargell,
neil Die Eartie paiienb lit, neil oos
germogen aleid groB itno bie Glitter
Iebeneinanoer liegen, neil iie cr-
franft lit, neil Tie anfangt, 5u bers
bliiben, neil lie eine ilneliifIihe 9ie-
be binter iid bat, neil iie einen So
merooen iuht, neil fie einen Mitor-
better gefnnoen bat, Ser ibren 9eruf
teilt, fllr5, aus ieoem Grrnbc, Bis
allf ben ein5igen, ipelber Mann mn
Srau 5liialnmenfiibren bari: oas ee.
senIeitige 9eoiirfnis nod Gereini-
gung" Sic meiiten Chen, iagt
Strinoberg, vlueroell 5ltiammengebnl-
ten oard Die bonn Wann fpmmenNt
Siebe Sd fiirdte, er bat Gecbt. @s
it, CLAUDE id, cine 9lusnabme, menn
cine Srou ans 9iebe beiratet. geiln
Otmm fommt Die Seirat aus 2iebc
piel eber Dor. gS. b. 5. Often.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-03

otl ItuttpH Itl ttHe uuSyt6etuJHeIe gc'
meIen, Dpa Ginigfeit in Nesng amf
6as 3iel nnb poll nmermaSlidem
Gifers- Gr riibmte bann Die 5atig-
felt aaer, fob beionoers bic bes
Tramen berppr, beren serinsite ye-
lpbnmns o0aise politiide @eiditel-
lung nit ben Wannern lei. Damn
iuanSte er iid benz sn, mas ietf aeidje-
ben miiiie. Sett ini1e Der Triebe pr-
saniiiert lperben, Der Triebe, Der iebi
eegen bic @trstwaltisung bnrdj nm
berantiuprtlidj< NpnarGen nn6 chr
sei5ise militarii&t apteritn stisAert
lei. Gint meme CrSnans naKe ge-
ihaffen nerStn, ntne Grnn6lagru
fir Hedt nno 8ilisfeit. Gr madte
hann folstn6c Gmpfeblunsen: Nati-
fisierung Ses Jrcnn6IdaftsnertrageS
nit Der &epublif Columbia, Eailie
ring Ses 6ranenitimmred)ts Amcn.
dement's. Die berid)iebenen Mesie.
rnmssagentmren, bic benntt mnr6en,
nm mniere Smbnitrie nni Sen ariess-
fmk sm bringen, ipaen and benabt
iuerben snr 9iefonitrnftiun fir Die
Srie6eusseit. slnfnabmc 0ffemtlid)es
Yrbeiten, nm ben 5mriiffebrenheu
Sploaten Yrbeit au peridafien. Set.
ieenns Der Stemcrm fir 1918, 1915
unb 1920. Grleidtcrnng Der &c
idaftsitemern, ioiueit es m6glid lit
1tniere Gubmaterialien iplien in er.
fter Sinie an Die pom 9riege beimse.
indten 2anber seian6t iperbcu,
Snrdfiibrnng 6es anf brei Sabre BE-
redneten Slottenprogramms. Ger
&pnsrek mnf beitimmen, III ipie ferr
bic gabnen tpieber 81 Sem 3nitanDt
bor benz ariese snriiffebren ioGen,
bod 1T er basesen, Saf oies gum
MnS gar seidebe. Der aomgrek ioGts
iid an bas Stmbinm Der Giienbabu.
fraac MAIDEN. ilrbarmadnna puu
9iirre-, Snmpf- nnb cgnt out" Gan.
Sereien. - Sn yesns anf ben Jrie.
ben erflarte Der Erdiibent, Der ssrieo,
miiiIe anf 0eredtisfeit, nidt blos
nnf Siderbeit bes ganSes baiieri
ieia. Den nutleibenSen 2an6ern, BE.
iunbers Selgieu nnb Norb yranf.
reid, oeren Sage er ais cine iebr
tranrise Id)ilberte, mnf aebolfem iuer.
ben, besbalb mmi, Der 0aarenper
lanot nod lansere 3eit inter Heaie.
rnmssfOntrolle bleiben. Sn yesms api
ieine Heiie nadl europa crflarte er
Die Eflidt sesem nniere srmppen
s,uinge ibn, lie ST MAIDEN, bamit ois
SSeale, fir bic lie fampften, nidlt
falid ansaefest mirben nnb er boffe,
oaf er BEL ieiner belifaten slnfsabc,
bic llnteritiienng oes aansen 2anbes
haben iuerbe. Der enbsiltige Jrie-
oensabidDlnR werbe uobl i'm TriiIJ-
iabr itattfinben f0nnen.
Nns 0aibingtom lpirS aemelSet,
man lueroe 10 bnlb mic m0alidl elm
semeiniames aomitc bes &omareiies
ernennen, oas Die Giienbabn Saae
nnterindDen ioll.
Am Sonnerstag luirb oas Siman,-
aonite oes Senats Dem Scnat bic
rWar Repenne Sill" porlegen.
ysadl Den @oranidlGsen, bic Scm
&ongree 5neeitellt iiub, ioa cine re.
gnlare slrmee BON iiber 100000
Wann aebilSet iuerocn nnb cine Nc.
ierpe ppn 10000 Wann. Die nc.
Iammten @oranidjlaae fir oas Seer,
ansidJlieklidl oerjenigen fir Sefeiti-
snngen, belanfen iid) amf 1922 Nlil-
fiDnen Collar 9ieie aoitenanidllGse
limb fir bas Sabr 1920,
Eraiioent Nilion nnb icine @attiu
lueroen, uie ans Earis gemeloet
tuiro, in oem ,6anie Der Jnmilie Win.
rat i'm Moneeam 9sarf ,uGbrenb III.
res Amfentbaltes in garis iuobnen
Erin5 Murat hat bns Sams Der &c,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-03

9ierhH9 Iur Dteien Slbea sur Verfnz
sang seiteaf.
ErGiiDent @iliun luirb uom 9ln-
genblif an, oa CT Den frans0iiidlem
goDen betritt, Sat Der fransDEidrm
9fatipn iein. Wsan eripnrtet, Saf or
am Nahmittas Sss elften 9esember
in Brett eintreffef ipirb. 9as 0e-
id5maber, Sas i'm ii6er ben Dsean ar-
leitet, mirb pum Mbmirnl Nago be-
febIist. Die frans6iiiden Ysiuiiter
Eidon mn6 gegsues mer6en lin lit
Brett empfansen. Nm IL. DECEMBER
nm 2 llbr nadrmittaBs mirb Der VrG=
iiSent mabriheinlih in Barig eintreF-
fen; Is mag aber amdD tinen 9ng
ipGter iein.
is 0eitrpper pDn ben amerifani-
iben &riessidiffen, bic iidp sur l3eit
in Brett befinben, iuer0en Sem Er1ii-
benten bis 81 ben NsDren= Snieln eni-
gegen fabren.
General Eeribing bat Sem &riegs-
miniiteriim mitgeteilt, amerifaniife
Solbaten, Die in 9ettId)lano aefan=
gen iuarcn, beflagen iid) iiber 81
fnappe &pit mnS idledte Sebanimne.
es lei aber fein geipeis fir beion-
bers Idled)te pber brmtale Sebauo-
lung norbanben.
0eneral EeriBims beridltet, Sae bic
geiammte brittle amerifaniidje Mrmec
jett bic preufiide 8rense iiberidrit-
ten babe. Sic fat cine Imsabl
StGote beiebt, 1arnnter 3rier, GDn5,
Saarbnrs, 8Orbel nnh nnbere.
Sir Sre6erif 6. Smitb, Der eng
liid)e 0eneralanmnlt, bat einem ,Sm-
teruieuer seseniiber erflGrt, bas bri-
fiidJe Nar Cabinet babe einltimnlis
beidloiien, BON Sollanb bic glnslie-
fermng oes friiberen oeutiden Gai-
iers 81 perlangen.
Cine nnbeitGtigte Iepeldjc aus Am-
iteroam meloet, bic ySoibaten- nnS
Mrbeiter Jfdte" in 0entidlano fat
tel. BON Der jetisen oentid)en &esie-
ruug uerlamgt, oaf lie ben iriibc-
rem aaiier Dor elm oentid)es 0eridlt
bringe.
Die bollanbilde 4esiernas erflart,
Der friibere bemtide aaiier babe fein
einsises Ial Die 0csenb pon Sme-
ronsen, in Der er Jest yinterniert"
lei, uerlaiien.
@un fpnierpatiper Seitc in SentId-
lamb uiro Die sslmdJt oes friiberen
aaiiers mad Spaanb idarf oermr-
teilf.
y,adl ciner Grflarmms bes engli.
idlen 9olouialminiiters Yong ,perben
Die bentidDen &olomicn ppn Gnglano
annefticrt luerben.
Die beutide 9iesiernns bate cine
llnterimhnms Der anseblideu &erbrs+
den Der SentId)en in Selaicm, oarnn-
ter and Der Scpprtatiomcm, beeon-
nem.
gtad eincr SepeidDe ams 3iiridl
luirb Der ocntlde Heidstaa ocmnGdlit
rinbcrnien iuerocn.
1000 llnteroifi5iere baben in ciner
Notwithstanding in Berlin an oie
jebiae oentide Reaiernna bas @er-
lansen aeitellt, Der golidepifi slgi-
tation oes Or. 9iebfnedlt ein GHbe sn
maiden umo cine Nationalueriamm-
imms ein5ubernfcn. Sdleioemaun mar
Der SanptreSner.
Die SfmptidDina BON Mumtencgro
bat aonis giifolans abseiett nnb be-
IdlloIlen, Wuntenearo NIT Serbieu ;n
oercinisen.
Vie ans &ien gemeloet mire,
iiuo in Sembers Snnoerte BON ,Suben
ermOrbet nHS uermanoet nnb brei
airhen ioa wOhI Beifen Gpnasu.
gem nmS adltsis 8ubnbdnier ser
itDrt.
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Nnlprnflsuua.

Mann. SD bahe gar nibts oage-
gen, oaB OH oih Der sSraueibeiue.
allms onidliebefti Wfein @ott, 70 rid.
ltdnoig bin if tiht linb meina
Striinlpfe fam id) sur gsot ielber
ftopfen ipehn olt niht oie 3cit onfiir
finoelt."
sSran: vsSa, aber tuer itopit ois
meiltiaen?"
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lln6eareiflidJ.

saffiid: : p9os lit mir llnbegreif-
lid, crit bali'n lie Die gunmels, lmo
bam miro in Sen &ogen 2iht an,
ge5iinbet. nenn inan ourhf1hrtt"
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Grfiarmna.

sSremoer:: .@aritm treibt SIR
oenn I'M CONNER oas Sieb auf ole
glfm?"
gmler: u0amit's Nas eiebt fir
s. Staotleut'i"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-03

- Die llnter5eidner fir g8ar
Sapings Clamps fiuo orin-
geno aufseforoert, ibre @in5abGnn-
gen 81 MAIDEN.
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Grfabrmmsen eines 8eiltlidlen. To

ltor Sobn thurman bon Sites, Ia..
id)reibt: osSorni's @lpenfrallter bot
i'll bem 5aa nleiner Srall uno anf
III meinem 6all, uor5iielihe gieiulta-
te er5ielt Meine 6rau lit an 8rult.
idnerjen; iie forntte nidt auf ibrcr
redtel Seite lieeen; ibr ipurbe oann
oas 9ltmen 10 idmer, baB iie fait er,
ftidte; bic5 lit iest olles peridpln-
ben Sd lit oft am Mtogen llno on
meinen gtiercn; if fiible MIDI lett
ausge5eihnet lnb fam ieoe Speiie
ellen 0erortige Grfabrungen baben
sSorni'5 9Ilpenfrduter bel allenGoltS-
flollen 10 beliebt genadt uno ibm Ell,
nen Flab I'M @teoi5iniGranf bon
Salienoet BON sSamilien eripor6en.
Is lit feline slpotbefermeoBln. g8e,
gen n0berer 9luSfunft menoe man iidl
an Or Eeter 6abrnep & Cons 60.
250t @aihinaton 9Ino.. Chicago ,1Sa.
(gln5)
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= Die llnidulo lit Ole einsiee Elt-
geno, Die man nidt lebren nno nidt
erlernen fam.
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On nn6 NnSere.

sIGes icbeint Dir idper,
@onodj On trdgit 9esebr,
@aes l6eint Dir leidt,
@as elnoere erreidt.
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8enn man einen ipeiten
Sprung MAIDEN mill, gebt man 5u,
Dor riifiu1rts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
j. S. SHIPS CAUGHT
IN ICE ON THE RIVER

tuy AeaOctnteu EreassB
QUEBEC, Jan. Shifting of the
ice has enabled the crews of four
American steamships imprisoned in
the st. Lawrence river near Cape
Chatte to reach shore and relieve
their distress for lack OF food and
water, according to reports from that
vicinity.
The four ships were identified as
the Sicoa, German. Key West and
Keynor, understood to have been
requisitioned by the United States
shipping board on the Great Lakes
for Atlantic service They were
among number of lake vessels cut
in two to permit their passage
through the Welland canal and later
to be re-assembled. They left Quebec
for Atlantic ports several weeks ago
Each of the vessels has a crew
OF twenty-five men, mostly recruited
from New England ports
The Canadian Ice breaker Mont
calm is working her way to theii
assistance. All are reported to have
been damaged by the ice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
FRENCH WIN MILE OF TRENCHES, THEN DRIVEN BACK
RUSSIAN AND RESUME PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
GARFIELD HAS AN IDEA!
BURN WOOD, HE SAYS,
AND LESS COAL USED
oBy Associated PressD

thy Associated PressD
CHICAGO, Jan 9--Use wood where
wood is available and buy coal
from the nearest coal mine, is the
message sent to members of the Ma
tional Retail Coal Merchants asso-
citation by DR.. H. A. Garfield, Unit
ed States fuel administrator.
The message was sent in the form
of letter to members of the asso-
citation at their annual meeting. DR..
Garfield was to have addressed mem
bers of the association, but was un-
able to be present. In part, his let
ter reads:
THE fuel administration believes
that it is thoroughly understood that
all local coal questions are being
directly handled by the different
state administrators and the local
committees. am addressing the re
taller through you as | wish him
to feel that ! have every confidence
in his desire to help us at so critical
time"
After strongly urging the suppress
sion of boarding and urging the use
OF coal that is mined nearest to the
area of consumption to save trans
portation, he added
The coal supply can be further
augmented if everyone uses wood in
sections where wood is available dur
ing the winter months"
A resolution was adopted whereby
the card system will be used by
members Of the association in their
dealings with the public in the sales
of coal, which will prevent consum-
ers from 'hoarding' the coal or
from buying more than they are
using.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
TRIO JAILED IN
EXPOSE Of PLOT
ITO GET GUNS
TEN MACHINE GUNS SAID TO
HAVE BEEN OFFERED FOR
SALE BY U. S. OFFICIALS.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. o.
Nicholas zegg, N. A. Myles and Joseph
trio is violation OF the section OF
ficers in connection with an alleged
plot for the sale by high federal Of
ficers here OF machine guns, am
munition and other munitions, stored
in the federal building. Intelligence
officers said the federal officials had
offered the supplies for sale for
the purpose of starting revolution
in Mexico. Officers said the plot
was unearthed when they answered
an advertisement for ten husky
men"
One man posing as the buyer was
led to the basement of the federal
building and shown the outfit, In
cluding ten machine guns, according
to army officers
The specific charge against the
trio is violatio nof the section of
the espionage act relating to ex.
portation of arms from the United
States.
Zegg was arrested in Los Angeles
two years ago charged with issuing
a check on the Imperial Valley. banh
without sufficient funds to meet the
payment. He served a sentence in
the state penitentiary AT the time
of his conviction zegg was alleged
to have been employed by certain
persons accused of fomenting a revo-
luton in Mexico. These allegations
were never substantiated.
Myles was released on a writ OF
habeas corpus and Immediately re-
arrested on the same charge. United
States Judge Bledsoe denounced the
methods of the army officers in
handling the case.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan 9.--The opin,
ion seemed universal today that the
president chose the psychological mo.
ment for a counter-attack on the evil
effects of Germanys latest peace
propaganda by setting forth Amer
ica's war and peace program. Al
though some professed to believe the
Germans might find the terms ac-
ceptable for a basis for negotiations,
most officials saw In its definite pro
posals only a great war document
clearing the atmosphere for the al
lies and heartening the Russians and
furnishing light for the German peo
pie. if they choose to see it,
1t is stated authoritatively the
president decided to address con
gress in an effort to prevent re
sumption of the Russian-German
negotiations and to counteract Ger
man duplicity The Russian (Ker
ensky) embassy today expressed its
appreciation of the presidents ref
erences to the Russian people
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
j. S. PRISONERS WILL
Be KINDLY TREATED

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 9.-This Of
fetal statement has been issued by
the Wolff bureau, the semi-official
news agency in Berlin
The report is published from
American headquarters that the Ger.
mans intend to treat American pris-
oners Systematically worse than the
British, French and Italian prison
ers, and is based allegedly on an of.
ficial German statement that Ameri-
cans are hard of understanding and
unable to conduct themselves like
gentlemen, Such an official state,
ment was never made
American prisoners will be treat
ed just as kindly and considerably
as all other prisoners.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
STOCKS FORCED DOWN
BY WILSON'S SPEECH

NEW YORK. Jan. president
Wilson" re.statement of war aims
before congress was reflected in the
stock market by reaction of 2 to
5 points after an early advance Of
! to points
The selling seemed to be based
on the theory that the central pow
ers would refuse to meet the terms
proposed, particularly those involv-
ing the evacuation of territory and
the demand for the abandonment of
Alsace-Lorraine and that, therefore,
peace was remote
Much OF the early advance was
due to short covering and that same
element was factor In the later
reversals, renewing its commitments
at the first signs of hesitation. OF
ferings of United States Steel con
tributed heavily to the setback, that
stock falling Sls points from IL
maximum of 97% and closing almost
at its low level of the day.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
AGREEMENT ON CORN.

CHICAGO. Jan. "a movement by
the grain exchanges of the country
to arrange an agreement with the
federal government relative to the
trading in corn was launched by the
appointment OF committee for a
conference with Food Director
Hoover
Under the present regulations of
the board. the maximum price on
corn futures is sl.2s Farmers have
complained that this price is un-
fair An effort will be made to have
the government set a price which
will be more satisfactory to all ia
terests.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
LEADER OF THE "DRYS"
ATTACKS CHARACTER
OF ALLIES TROOP S


CHICAGO, Jan. "a call for a
special national convention Of the
Prohibition party in Chicago, March
IS, has been issued by Virgil G.
Hinshaw. chairman. The call con.
tanned an appeal to the governors
OF dry" states and to those likely
to go dry for special legislation
to ratify the prohibition constitu.
tional amendment Censure of Pres
ident Wilson in relation to his stand
as to the liquor question marked the
appeal to the states.
The 1918 convention of the party
will be two months earlier than is
the custom Owing to the rapid
march of events and the exigencies
OF the national administration, 1t is
considered necessary" said Mr. Hin.
shaw, Ito meet In March when the
party will consider a merger with
the new National party and will out
line campaign for the ratification
OF the prohibition amendment. equal
suffrage, public ownership Of public
utilities and other democratic re-
forms.
Soldiers OF the allies In Europe,
according TO Mr. Hinshaw. are be-
coming degraded because Of liquor.
National prohibition in the United
States. he said, would save the ma.
tion almost s17,OOO,OO0 annually.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
SUFFRAGE WORKERS
ARE MORE CONFIDENT
my Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Jan 9.-Suffrage
advocates in the house, who not
long ago virtually were conceding
defeat. are growing more optimistic,
and Representative Raker today ex-
pressed confidence that the resolu.
ton would be given the necessary
two-thirds vote.
The Republicans will hold confer.
ence tonight to consider the subject.
conference of New York Republic
an members yesterday showed one
in opposition and one who would not
be present to vote.
The National Womans Suffrage
association last night made public
letters from Secretaries McAdoo and
Daniels indorsing the federal amend
ment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-01-09
Of
RAIL RATES PLAN
USE OF TRUCKS TO RELIEVE
CONGESTION AT TERMINALS is
TRIED OUT.
.ny Associated Presa.D }

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--General
readjustment of the countrys CON-
plicated rate system to fit the new
non-competltive situation viii be one
of the early outgrowths of the gov
ernments operation Of the railroads.
Julius Kruttschnitt of the Southern
Pacific, today before the senate in
terstate commerce committee, in
dorsed the presidents action and
said the railroads were going to be
'good soldiers" and continue to work
Loyalty.
Pooling of delivery facilities by
mercantile establishments for the use
of unloading freight is being ex
perimented with here to determine
whether the commercial trucks car
solve the terminal congestion Il
successful, McAdoo will extend the
plan throughout the country
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.FuELHEAD TELLS
NEW COALPLANS
VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT OF
MANUFACTURERS TO REDUCE
CONSUMPTION RELIED UPON.
ny Associated Presa.,

WASHINGTON, Jan "a coal
budget plan" based on the voluntary
agreements OF manufacturers not en-
gagged in war work to reduce their
fuel consumption and backed By or
ders OF the fuel administration max
ing the agreement applicable to all
factories of each industry, was an
nounced last night by the fuel admin
istration as its method of adjusting
demand to supply in 1918.
Reduction in consumption of pos
sibly 5O,OOO,OO0 tons OF coal for the
year is contemplated. The army and
navy. munitions works, other war
CONTINUED On Page Four)
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LISBON SHELLED
BY NAVAL REBELS
LOOKS LIKE 8oLsHEvtki TAG.
TICS ARE COMING TO FRONT
IN NEW MOVEMENT.
tBy Associated Press)

MADRID, jan 9.-Another out
break is reported in Portugal 1t is
stated crews of Portuguese warships
mutinied and began bombarding the
Lisbon forts. The army appears to
have remained faithful to the gov
ernment. Tranquility has been re-
stored.
1t is understood the surrender Of
the rebellious crews marked con-
clusion to the disturbances.
The government capitulated to the
Portuguese rebels revolution early
in December, after seventy-one were
killed and 300 or 400 wounded in
three days fighting.
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LIEUTENANT DIES.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. g.
Lieut.. Walter Foulke, member of a
prominent Philadelphia family. and
former captain Of the Princeton foot
bail team. died yesterday at the base
hospital of pneumonia. He was i'll
only a week. The body will be taken
to Philadelphia Foulke was 80
years old and is survived by HIS
widow and three children. He was
assistant adiutant OF the training
brigade.
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NEWS
$50 Dispatches
HINDU PLOT REVEALED.
ny Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. o.
Testimony of an alleged attempt to
embroil the United States and Mexico
so as to prevent shipment of muni-
tions to the allies and of plan
to plant a bomb in the Hindu temple
at Stockton in an effort to influ-
ence the public against the British
was given at the trial today of
thirty-one Hindus charged with con-
spiracy to foment revolution In
India.