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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
GRANDNIECE OF WASHINGTON
Mrs. VirEinIn Empie Spent Pnrt or Her
Early Life In Richmond
and Norfolk.
Try Associated rrnss- !,


WILMINGTON, ~ c.. June 17.-Mrs
Virginia G. Empie. eighty eight years
old. who died here this afternoon. was
the granddaughter OF Betty Washing
ton. sister OF George Washington, the
hrst president OF the republic. She
was the daughter of II. Brooke Gwath-
mey and Frances Fielding Lewis, her
grandfather being Howell Lewis, son
OF Colonel Francis Fielding Lewis.
With her sister. Mrs. Andrew Reid.
OF baltimore, she was nearest of kin
TO the Father OF His Country OF any
person living. Her younger life was
spent largelyAn Mobile. Ala. Richmond
and Norfolk. Va. In 1853 she married
Adam Empie, for many years a lead
ing lawyer of tho Cape Fear country
In North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
AND ALLIES
ASSUME AGGRESSIVE
Big Shipping Interests in Hamburg
Dissatisfied With Berlin Control

the wnr economic system nftcr the
Wnr, he declared nmfd applause,
would mem ruin Of the German
trndc. for n world trade wIiicI, rest
cd on the busis of supply md de-
mnnd could not bear such bonds.
Prince Won BucIow attended tho
subsequent banquet. mt which Al
bert Bnliin, dircctor-=eucral Of the
HnmburE-A Amcrican Steamship Line,
said 1t WINS his firm conviction TINT
the policy developed under the tile
Of transitional economic system
Sas wrong, M by IL ground was he
ing prepared for an economic war
nftcr the Nvnr. I'VE cannot fight for
freedom of the sens and sinultane-
ou.ly place n barrier before Cen
trnI Enrope," Herr Dnllin added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
Crew Of Submarine
Meets Awful Death
IRy AssocIated Pres..l

LONDON, June IS-HnrrO,vIpg de-
tnilx of the destruction of ono of tho
largest md more recently construct
cd German submarines arc given I'm
dispatch from neutral corre-
spOndent. This submarine Was one
OF the last TO leave ZecbruERe he
fore the entrance TO the harbor ,yn~
blocked by British forces ON A ur.i -.
The U-bont struck n mine, nnd.
out of the crew of forty, only two
hurrIvcd on reaching tho surface
nftcr IA terrible strugEl- with death
for nm hour and a half, twenty fa-
tho'ns below the surface. Snmc OF
tho crew committed suicide, having
lost all hope OF leaving the boat
alive.
The only chnncc of c.cnpins nn.
to force open the coming tower and
the forward hntchca nnd trust 10
tho compression OF mir In one pnrt
"f the vessel to force cnch man like
torpedo 10 the nurfncc.
The air pressurc In the submarine
had become 30 high thnt the great
majority Of the Germans could not
keep their mouths closed.
The conpycsxed mir shot them 10
the surface, and hardly had they
reached the sen level when the mir
pressure burst their lungs. and
about twenty Of them Sunk like
stones. The survivors described the
ycils OF tho mon when the end cnmc
n" the most horrible noise they hnd
ever heard. The attention of n Brit
!sh trnwicr was attracted. and II
hnSfencd to the rescue. The
condition of the survivors showed
TINT their experiences I'm the sub
mnrine Ind been OF dreadful char
meter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
Mrs. Claude A. swanson Ill.

BY AssocIated Press.
DANVILLE. VA, June 17.--Mrs.
Swanson. wife OF United States Sena-
tor Claude \. Swanson. became sud-
denly i'll yesterday at her country home.
near Chatham, and was removed to a
hospital in Danville. where her ailment
was diagnosed to-day as appendicitis.
Senator Swanson Is at her bedside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
USE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
President Asks Employers in War
Work Not TO Hire T.nhorers in
Any other Manner.
icy Associated Prcss.1

WASHINGTON. June Ii.-All en-
ploycrs engaged In war work were
urged in statement by President Will
son to- might TO refrain after August
from recruiting unskilled labor in
any manner except through the United
States Employment Service, recently
organized by the Department of Labor.
Tho labor forces were called upon by
the President ito respond loyalty as
heretofore to any calls issued by this
agency for voluntary enlistment in es-
sential industry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
IRy Associated press1

AMSTERDAM, June 1..-'Fhe visit
Of 1G5 members OF the Gcr,nnn RcIch-
sting To Hamburg 10 discuss rebuild
ing and the economic system, after
the war appears to hive resolved
itsclf. on the pnrt of tho Hamburg
shipping world, into n dcInnnstra-
tion In fnNor os free. nv nEnIn.t
state. controlled trade and shipping.
In his address to the RcIchstnE
Deputies yesterday, Herr .Nitthaef,
member of the Chainbcr Of Com
mercc, complained TINT everything
was placed under the tutclnEe Of
Berlin and concentrated In Berlin,
where the authorities no longer
know of the existence OF Hamburg
ind Bremen. The continuation of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
THE JURY's IDEA
Awards $4,000 for Mans Life; SI7.5O0
for Injury to Woman's

NEW YORK, Juhe IA mans life
Is worth $4,000. a girls mashed toe
is worth $500. This was settled to-
day when Brooklyn juries awarded the
sums named for the loss OF Harry Ham
ker's life and the crushing OF Miss
Fannio c.. CiamcriIlo's toe.
To be sure 1t was Miss Ciamcrillo's
great toe that suffered. and that may
have influenced the jurors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
CHIEF SHERRY ISSUES
STATEMENT ON FEDERAL RAID

Chief of Police Sherry. who yester-
day returned from the convention OF
the International Police Chiefs Asso-
citation at Kansas City. issued the fol-
lowing statement in regard to the raid
made by the provost guard Of Camp
Lee in this city last Tuesday night:
II was detail of our work. and we
called upon the Camp Lee officers be-
cause our men could not don the uni
form OF the United States Army in order
to catch tho guilty ones. who were
wary Of all but soldiers and who could
have been brought in by no other
method.
1--WE ourselves paid the government
men and they were thus In our en-
plpy. The only way we could have made
them were members OF the police force
them mere members of the police force
could not have been done for obvious
reasons. We did what we thought was
necessary to meet a critical situation.
IT there is any one who believes that
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
Hungary Regulations Crops.
TRv Associated Prc.s.]

AMSTERDAM, juno i7.-All now
crops have been ordered requisitioned
by the Hungarian government, accord
ing to report from Budapest All
-four mills have been put under gov
ernment supervision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
SURVIVORS ARE LANDED
Members Of Crew OF Norwegian YES
Eci Sunk by German
Submarine.
fly Associated Press.

l.EWES. DEL, June 17.-Twenty Of
tho crew of the Norwegian bark
NrinEsjaa were picked up at sea ard
landed here this afternoon. The men
left on late afternoon train. presum-
ably for New York. No details could
be obtained from the survivors. who
were hurredly placed on a train. Tho
KrinsSjaa was sunk by German
U-boat about ninety miles off the Vr-
ginia coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
STATUE FOR BUCHANAN
SENATE Authorizes Erection Of Memo.
rial. Despite Attacks on Loyalty
OF Former President.
[By Associated Press.J

WASHINGTON. Juno 1.-THE SEN
ate to-day. by vote OF ST 10 H. adopt
cd House resolution authorizing the
erection IN public park In this city
of statue Of James Buchanan. Sem
ators opposing the resolution vigor-
oualy attacked tho loyalty OF the for
mer President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
AUSTRIAN WAR OFFICE
SAYS GERMANS ARE IN BATTLE

VIENNA (via London). Juno H.
German troops are participating In the
Austrian offensive. War Office state.
ment issued to-day says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

The United States and the allies have
reached an agreement with Sweden
by which they obtain 100000 tons OF
Swedish shipping. Official announce
ment to this effect was made In Lon
don last night.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
Got an Auto to SeNo

.-D.Want Ads Reach People
Win Money to Buy
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
Ser aritg.

81 o m, 80. San. -@ntlid. Webr als
5000 8efangcne ipltroeu bon ben Sta:
lieneru in ibreu erfolgrcideu sln9rif:
fen al1i Die 0lterr. 2inien auf Ben
sliia9o Rlateml sen.adt. Gs ip,troel
6 8eldiibc unp 100 @ihinenseipebr'
erbelitet.
Sic Seiterreider crlitten lebr ldluc:
re &erlnitc stpei ibrer 0ipilioner
ip,rbcn iait poaitdnbig auiaeriebeu.
Sic Seiterreider babeu Sic eroberz
ten Stcl,nseu nit allberiter 5eitis=
felt beiAoiieu. 9as italieniide Teuer
ipurbe NIT Wlad,t al,i Prntte binter
ben feinblihen 2i,,ien gcridtet.
g1ien, 80. San. (iiber 2onoon. J
Imtlid. Sic Staliener, Sic an Der
nDrbliden 5ront ongreiien. ipcroen bcz
itdnbis burd sroBegruppcnmailen perz
itdrtt. Nad einen bartuddisenaumpf,
in lpclden, iid) bieSeiterreiher beloens
boit pertbcioigte,1. iuuroen biele gum
Nufsebeu bon Monte 81 bal Bella uno
Gol bel 91olio ge5ipun9en.
8erlin 80. San. {ii6cr 0onz
bon.) auf be,n 4iiaso Tlateal1 iebtell
bie sstoIiener tire 4nsriife nit itartea
5treittrafteu fort. Sn Abihnitt oes
MonteSiiemol brahen lie unter ld|tpez
rem @erluiten fir beu Seinb sulamz
men. gtod ldiucren admpfen blieben
Montc 81 bal Bella 1,no Gol bel Rolio
in Sen $odnbeu bes SeinSes.
2onbon. 80. San. In,tlid,. Soe
rigc Modt grill cine unlerer 9satrouilz :
len nit Griolg eineu beutidcn Soften
norb0ltlih BON 6opriucallrt al. lno
eine an5abl Ser ieinblifen 8eldbun9
iuurbe get0otet oeer geIan9cn genomz
men.
.Beitere @erluite ipuroen 0eut, Seino
in Yatrouileeeiehten in Der Nahbarz
Itait bon Buleeourt beigebrodt. mo
ipir elm Naibineugepcbr erbeutetcn.
Yaris, 80. San. slmtlid). Sran50z
iilhe 8atrouileu brahten n0roli6 Der
slisne @eian9ene Elm. eSu oen Sogcle11
aab es beim 8artlnaunslueilertopi
ipabrenb Scr stadt itarte 8cIbllts
tdmpfe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31

Nriei a, SEN Apblenuerapalter ter~-49r.
Warfielb ,nubt pdrrb 6. 2eberett. bon
SO. 167 clt 90. Str.. a,,i cine orisi@
nellie uno iebr prattii6 erideinenoe
gpctbobc 5ur griparniB bon 9uble'1
nufmerflam; er tpiII oieie Netbobe err
probt unb aIs iebr stpetnabis eefun<
Sen baben.
Stahoeu man eiu 9l,tes aoblcnz
|.feuer ange5iinoet bat, i,ebmc man ball
be seiten 3eitunespapicr. taude otez
lie CUR Sodlite il, .8alier rno role tic
in Sen Sd1bcn su etnem fcIten 8oll
sulommcn. 3ebn ober aipan5ig lolher
I8auc, 10 felt als rr0slid} 5uiunmen@
erpreRt, ioltcn hann a,,f bas aohlcnz
fcucr sclcet lperncn Sat olgenblidl1d,
iuirb man lpabrncbmen, ipie bas Seler
eroBcrc &,iec ,o,lsitrublt, iogt 2eperett.
Sic @apierbdtle brenncr, lebr louglom,
ctlro oreipiertcl bis cine StunSe Lang,
uuo ipIbrcuo bieler 3cit lperocn 'le 10
picl s,ise ipic Gin reauldrcs 8oblcnz
ieuer aebeu. Sieies gerfa6reu tonn
bcliebia ipicberbolt irerScu. phnc SaB
neue @oblen .bin5u9ciii9t lreroen
,1tilNen.
,,Gie fcinite Der &ctt."
E c:ip 9orf, 90. San. !Roeel'Tfe
Sl,o,norc, loouptmann ii, Der brittld,e''
strmec, bcscihnet oie omcriton1'den
gtreitfraftc in Srantreid) ois n'e
,fcinlte Mrmcc in ser Selt ubnc II
ocnc ,pcldyc Musnubmc." S,auptmon'
S1tornore lit loeben BON elmer nrcituoz
d,entlihen Snipettionsrciic bon ne1
amcrifoniiden Sront in Sranfre'dl SUI
riidgefcbrt.
.%uli@c,uifi ni6t beutid,irennblid.
Gin pusiiiIher 5afcn
20. cson. SSie Yrofeiior golparS 81
99ob, 9reieliur ser Sosioloeie an Del
l1niperiitdt @iscouiim. bier bel'te CT
fl1rte, ,pirb sic @eiue9ln,g Der Solz
1d,cip;fi in 9,lbIanS ,,i9t bot Gten,ens
| ten oei0rnert, Sic sen Se,ttlden 9ilnlt1e
IoeIiunt Iinn. Yrof. Mub lam bier bellts
aug 9tlblauo au, tpo er. ipte er luste
| Ifiinf Mlpnate sltgebra1t bat nno psel'
! Ito,lienS Nseilcn ipcit bcrlln,sereilt tit
nit NSiuuern llnb Sraucn aller Volts
|t(olleu eclprodeu bnt ,ltto ullds MT
i9cpu Srobtp, ben Mustaton,tn'lter Del
: gplldetpiti, ,ein Sntcrbieip battle.
| auerifauiid,e HsIi&ewitts.
| q eir gorf. 90. San. Ser crit
Iameritaniyhc 3pcie Der gollde'p't
|ipuree in eiuer in 3arlem dhsebalteue'
|gerianmluug orsa,iiirt. Bic bon Seo'
I Samlou. cinem ipeaen ieiner tr'e9s
oceueriid,eu 9batisfcit tailirtcn Stu
Seuteu scr Gnlanlbia llnipcrlitat, &c
''Ieitet iruroe. l1eber 1900 Eerlone'
Iie6cu it'd, iuie es beibt, als R'tal,e
liner aufnebn,er. nad,sem Die ~sen'1
lBiaten Gcsialilten" ,.nb bic Slbrer ae
,slmerican federation cf sabor" i
id,arien 8eneu nurheebehelt iuoroe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
1ic gSirrcu iu 1iunlann.

,pore,,. Sic Meoucr crtlGrtcn, bub nm
sic csoeeu ser 8oll6eiuiti 5litilnTt'ac
.arieac pcrhiiteu t0unten. sln Seon
Srottp lMlroc cine Sotldaft acfohclt.
lpcld,c uerlprah. .bcn @eilr oer 9olz
lsbeiuiti in Nmeritu gu perbreitcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
NuS BEN eynlanoe.
Gdladtfdiff lauft beim Gisbreden
auf Sanbbanf.
{ Associated Press }

Gin a atlantiidcr 6afen.
80. Sau. Bdbreno bcs gisbredens i'm
bieiigen slllsfabrtsgelpdllcr lief elm
Shla6tldiff beg Sreaonon9bt SDps
beute Abcno a1tf cine sanobant ,nb
iibt nod felt. Sus Sdifi licst leiht
auf, unb Die Sfii5ierc crlrarteu. es
nit Ser Soodilutb ipicoer ilott MAIDEN
5lt t0nnen.
Gs iullrbe burd biclcn llnIau beute
stbcuS befannt, DAB Sic dltereu
Sd(a6fdifie Ser Slotte ipdbrenb Ser
lebtcn 8ohc n,e6rmals oa5u benubt
ipllrbeu, Sic ei5gefiiuten Scbiiiabrtsz
ipege fir sic 6anoelldiffc often 81
balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
3miiiidc Anardliiten beoroben Sot@
i9aftcr Jrancis.
{ Associated Press }
{ Associated Press

8uIbingtnn, 80. San. 8ots
id;nitcr ssrancis in Gctro9rao iabclte
Sem SStnatsbepartncut beutc. hab &C
bon eiucr ruiiiifcu acknowledgements
bcuahribtigt iplirbc. man tnerSe thu
pcrI0uli1 pcrautiportli& balteu fir Die
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(Sortleeuna alli ser 4. Seite.).
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8cg(aMbiate Gliai: 9otbringcr feir,
ieinbliden Mnslauner.
Annotated Press

Nc,ip Dorf. 80. San. @ebiirtige
Gliab Qotbriueer. Sic uneinsebiirsert
in bielem 2an6e leben. iperbcn ni6t
aIs feinoli6e auslduber. lonoern ais
fran50i1,le 8iirser ser "berlorenen
Eropin5cn" reeiitrirt tuerben, tpenl
tic iid bon Der Nlln. @enerale bes alz
sacicus 2orraine o'Mmertque Mustpeisz
tarten pcridaiien 1lno oicle bon Sen
.iran5oiiiden 8onllsln be9laubigen laiz
fen. Sizes tpuroe be1tte sbeno angeiiiuz
bist. als Melultat eiuer &onferen5 5tpiz
ldcn Dem fron50iiiden 8otl9nfter
ssu1jeranb unb Sen Chats 1lno SUI
itiabcpartmcnts in @albington.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
,ed,ucrer Gissans auf ben Glaiien.


eiuer Gillicu lit in @cfabr.
gairo. ST., 30. San. Ser Chic
lit purise gadt nm 10 SUB gcfallcn
als Seihcn. bab Ser Gissang bel Goz
lumbus begonncn tat. Sic Slubufer
iiub nit gooteu ,lub Sriin,ner1, be-
oedt. 3ipiiden bicr ,no 9acucnb lino
10 Sampler eeil,nfcn.
Gbattanogu, Gent. 80. San.
Ser SeuueIlee Slub ltcist allc bret
gtuuben ,uu ciuen SUP. nno pie( @ez
lduhe lit jd,on iiberlhlucn1n,t.
NGc mpbts, Senn.. 80. San. Ser
Gisgane oui pcm Miiiiiiippi bat bente
firth BEL Columbus. ST.. begol,ncu.
90 Meileu Iiiblid) bon Columbus. po
lih Sic gisiholleu ieet selta,.t boben,
lteiat ser Slug itiinelid) INT 10 Boil.
gou bent srofen Sa'uelenraub in
Chicago.
gbicuao, 30. San. Sic bon Sen
4 Gaubcrn. ipeld)c hen Su,peleno1eb@
ltabl bel ser Spcller Mpie Gompanp
int MaribaI SicloestnncrzGebdllc
ausfiibrten, geu.ahtc Selltc bctrdet
nady sen lcbten snsabcn nur $f5o.s
$50, bas beibt etin1 100000 ipeu1s
ger. als sl,erlt anaeseben.
Ser gclan,n,tc &erlult ut nurd| Scrs
iiberuug sehedt.
Gurdl Sic &cruebm,1ng ciner 8uus
sin, lucld,cr &,cller. tpie er ia9t. tllr;
Dor nem l1ebcrIau Serlen i,n &ertbe
bon 100000 aesciat bat. bofft Sit
Goli5ei, etipas 2iht III sic Inaelegens
belt slt brinseu.
enrieb 1rpbbrief an Se,,rp 6prb.
9etroit. 9tid}., 90. San. Ser
9eiterrcidcr Sobu Slularsti tpilrot
,bier beute pon 8oito,nts Suipetotrer
nerbaitct. @r acitano. dn Scnrp Sori
eincu Grobbrief selbrieben su bahen
$4,000 pcrlauae,,o. Sm @cigeru'1as:
falle ,purbcn ,Soro nnb hcncn Sobr
init Sen, sohe bebrobt.
| adtuus! &iAtis tir bie 2eier.
sscmDorf, 20. San. .Sn e'ne''
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
Nns ber es9auptftaot
Shlin,mc @etterberidtc.
{ Associated Press

@albington. II. 80. San. star@
Ter S6ncciall I'M Sltcn, llebcrl6ipemz
,nllngen inn afitteliucitcn ,tnp in Sbeiz
len bcs Siioens, Hcgcn i'll Sen iiibatz
lantifGen Stadten ltno cine faIte gselz
le nit porbcrgebcn0enl leidtcn Sd)nec
im ferncn 8eiten, lpllrben bcute bonn
Sunoesuettcramt bcribtet. Ser
S6neefal ipiro ulldj morgen nod in
Den nitliden Staatcn lltb altdl tbeil<
peile in ser 0eseno Der 0roBen Scen
anbaltcn, abcr fir Srcitag miro flares
8cttcr anaeio9t. Sm Siioen iinb sic
3udflutbcn sienltd) nllgcmein, iino
abcr nod ni6t 9cfdbrli6 gclporocn.
sdlimmc &o1lenamsiidtcm fir ben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31
9as Sos ber 5liescr.
{ Associated Press }

6olriton, Ser. 80. San. 2cut.
golpir 8. Sames (Soleoo, 81 nno
2elt. Carl g. W'utber (Eappatp,
Mid.) tp,lrben bellte ouf Sem Cling
ton Slugfelb setootet, als ibrc slug
5eu9e in elmer 60be bon 1000 SUB suz
iammenitieBen. Sic Slllg5euge tpareu
inei,,anber gerannt, als JIG Sen 8oz
Sen erreid)tcu. l,no bic &nrpcr ser bciz
Sen Slieser iparen ldrcdlid perltiime
melt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-01-31

SDDfllltDc1 o1cltltO nlgcnlctt, ltllp
nbcr nod nicbt gcfdbrlidJ gclporocn.
sdlimmc Gublemamsiidtcn fir ben
Siten.
ASSOCIATED Press
gS a Fl no ton, 80. San. @roBc
Sbeile pes Sitcus iebcn imerbal6
eil,iger Sage ciner <nellcn 3oblennotb
cutge9erL "a Der Giienbabnpcrfcbr
nnG beute ipiebcr burd Sbnccz lno
g1sltiirme ltorf bebinbcrt lpurbe. Sic
bel ser &oblenperlualtllng ciulaufcnben
@eri1te 5ciatcn beutc slbcnb. baB Neuz
cnglano, Sbeilc pnn YennlpIpa>1iell
\lno Sic 8eairfc an Ser atlantilden @iiz
ite uutcr l6limmcrcn &erbaltniilcn sll
lcibeu babenl ,lno Sic slu5ci6en nellten
Onraui bin, bob picle SnouItrieanla<
Gel, lpcseu aoblcnn,aueels in ciniacn
1agen ocu. @etric6 iuerben cinltcllcll
,,,iilien.
Sic Giicnbabnperspaltl,ug bat idon
ibr I69lidites gctbon, I'm, Der Notbs
lagc al bcgeenen. ,llnb sbas 8eiterc
bdRgt gans nont 8etter ab. Sic 8etz
teraniagcn eeben jcbod feline 5offnung
ollfgelierun9, ba morgen fir Sen grDbz
ten 9beil Dcs 2aubes oitlid BON Ml<
iiliippi mebr Shnec crtpartet pirb.
9lcnc 3cntralfomtrullc iibcr sic Sd)iff=
fabrt.
{ Associated Press
Talb>tngton, 80. San. Cine
3cntralfontrollc iibcr sic transatlantiz
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-10
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN II
Grandma Kept Her Locks
Dark, Glossy, and YOuth-
full with Sage Tea and
Sulphur

The old time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
.streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
.er's recipe, and folks are again using
it to keep their hair a good, even col
or, which is quite sensible, as VIC arc
in an age when q youthful ap-
.pearanee is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug storee sell the ready to use
product, improved by the addition Of
other ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
about so cents a bottle. 1t is very
popular because nobody can discover
it has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth 8 Sage
and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides
beautifully darkening the hair after a
few applications, it also produces that
soft lustre and appearance of abund-
anee which is so attractive This ready
to use preparation is a delightful tot
let requisite for those who deEre q
more youthful appearance. It is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention Of disease.