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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-15
9taltafrnntrtt.
@inoiearia- % Niidsoplateanerne
f,tlbitenbig rDb6et for Tienber.
&ritterne ta9er Sanger.
2'Nnnun5to fDper pber @iea. Mis'
mbiem giterrig-l1mgarn. Mpt-
teri, Wabuptbier, Gtreifer.

Nom ben 106e slug. @iu6icaria.
og 9l1iagoplateauerne ct bleoet ful5,
itrn6ig rpooet for SLENDER melote
oct italierlfe &rigsoepartement i6ag.
2onbon BEN 96e Mug 8ritiife 81
piiioner paa ben italienife Sront TO-
retog otte &a55iaer moo slterrigife
Gtillinger mellem Qlliago og Ganope
Eborsoag Mften og tog 315 Sanger,
ifplge en- ofiitiel Meloing angaaepoe
oe britilfe Sperationer ssStalien.
&om BEN 9oe Mug. gn Mf6eling
italienife Meroplaner unoer. aom=
mon6o al 9aptein @abriele G'Qln-
n1n3io flpi oper @ien og falteoe Mo-
nifclter gteroplanerne blep life lfa=
set.
Baa ben itdlienlfe 6ront, ben 9be
@ug. Sanger Der blep taget nplig
paa Ben italienife Gront. forteller
om ben itigen6e Misnpie / 9iterrig-
l1ngarn Mptteri og @emning /
Mrmeen og, Waooptpier og @treifer
blonot Den cipile @efolfning ben6er
ober bele oct uensarteoe &opsburgife
9fige. SSfplge oisie 8eret11inger ip.
neS 9iterrig liot efter liot at GLIDE
tilboge til De gannle miooelalberli6e
Gage, 6a 8an6er al oflfeoige6e beb=
ne0e 5ol6ater 1treifeoe runbt Mel.
lemeuropa, terroriiereoe og rspe6c
@pnoerne og tro5le6e alle MDnoig-
beoer.
@preot 'run0tom / @fobe og poo
&eoer er Der MI mango imaa @rup.
per al fre6Slpie og iom Wontene-
gro flere 8an6itter, ber leper af at
plpn6re Geiertprer fra ben elterrig-
ite 9lrm6 itremmer til 6isie 8anber,
ipecielt Menb, Der er pe116t tilbnge
fra lange Gongeopbolo Nuslano og
MI fin5er, at man bill babe DEM til
Soloater igien. Militere BatruI=
ier, Der ienoes efter Dem, gaar ofte
ober til GribDtterne.
Ser er en- Organiiation al bebeb-
ne6e GlDgtninge fra Weilitertienelte
! / Mdbren. Sc fal6es ben grenne
@aroe % figes at bore 10000
Mane itarf. 5 l1ngorn er Der en-
Slags Mobin Soo6 8o,1be> Der tai.
Ser fig ielp oe fongeliee og feiierliee
@eoere al 8ibar. Gisie freolbie er
ollereoe Seltene populere 8olla.
Ser og bar Meierper af rspet Mmmu-
nition og 5orraao ifiulot i Sfobene.
9eom oen 12te Muguit. Glere ame.
rifanife Tropper bill blibe fenot til
Stalien, oplpite asfifterenoe Slaaoe.
miniiter- 5ranflin 8. @ooieoelt Der
ibag. : Il
Som ben 1ooe auguft. 5ranife
aropper trpngte fig opbt ino ! efter.
rigife Jorffansnineer poa Mo11te 81.
lieHo imorges os tog $50 Sanger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-15
9ngf&t Irtutlltgf.
Grbre forb9ber fripillig 9berbuiua
iQGr % Waa6e, mebens Al6ers'
8renien er unber 0ebat.
Vile Sropperue u6en 9euign til Dp'
rin6elie e. Eaaet iammen til be
Iprenebe ShterS 4rme.

@aibington Sen 86e Mug. Sri.
pillig 9nerpning Mrmeen % Glaa-
ben blep fuloitnnoig inbitillet i6ag
for At forebpage 6oritprreIfe / sssaon.
Itrien, me6ens 8illen ON 1bbi6elfe
al l15ifripningsaloeren til alle Meno
mellem Is og 45 slar er un6er 8e'
ban6ling. Rrigsminiiter gafer %
5laa6eminiiter Daniels paabso, at
insen frioillig SoerDniug ifuloe ife
fra ioag al inbtil pi6ere. Or6ren
tillaber beller lite, at nogen cipile
forelebig uonepnes til at oeltage
Officerssbeliesleire.
.Sroren- blep ubitebt efter en- Son,
ferens mellem, Miniitrene 8afer og
2aniels % Hep offentlisgiort, efter>
at Breii6ent Bilfon bap6e peret bos
begge Miniitre feut paa Gaeen. Set
CT ufienot> ON bans @efeg baboe no
get meo Snoitilling at ben fribillige
Sberpuing at beitille; men lige fbr
ban fonferereoe me6 aabinetsmen:.
bene> bar Der ingen 9egn til, at ct iaa
oraItiif Gfri6t par u16er Oberpeielie.
Get blep iast, at Regierineen beo-
Der, at mango af De 9lore Meno er
uunobRrlige Snouftrien fin mi.
pereuoe 8eifieftigelie; men sen na.
turlige Gslge af. Debatten angaaenoe
l16ifribningsal6eren bil6e blipe en-
9illtrsmning til @efruteringstonto.
rerne. Set aniees fom bigtiet, at
Weno, Der bsilig transes biemme,
forbinores / at gaa i11b Qrmeen UNI
Der ben feilagtige Opfatning, at De
iiffert bill bltbe taget til Militertie.
neiteu alligebel. .-.
Men6 al ben nl,berenoe 1oIfrip.
.ningsal6er bill life blipe antaget iom
Hefruter for &anbeIsmarinen unota.
gen fom 0ffieerer eller GDrbs6ere.
oplplte Gormano Surlep af- Ssfarts.
Commissioner ioag. Sc nDe @rRn.
ier for ss;ungmanb, Softer og gtu.
erter er t8 til 20 og 80 til 35. @ren.
.ferne bar ppret 81 til 81. Offieerer
fan refrlteres blanot Me,,o fra 19
til 55, oeriom be bar faret tiIiss
to Nnr.
r @afbington ben 8oe Aug. en-
|almin6elig' armeorbre blep ubfteot
ioag oprettenoe be Goreneoe Staters
arme, bbori nlle Dele at De erifteren.
DC .9roppeItprfer goar in6 uanieet
Gprinbelfe. SfbIge Drorens ge-
itenrnlelfer afIfaffes getegneIierne
Nationalarme, RdionaIgarbe, reau.
lore arme % Meierpeforpiet % mea
benz Hsifes ogfna Rnrferne unota-
gen II. g. 1Monogramn,et, Der bib.
til bare bnr Dnret. forbebolot ben re-
|gulRre Arme.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-08-15

rige>. 8oe Nug. (Mf William Bbi>
lip @irnms). Granif,brittife Srop-
per angreb be5 Daggrp mellem Mor-
loncourt og Woreuil paa en- Sront at
cmfring Is Meil paa begge 9ioer of
Somme. 0Iere betDoelige 2anbsbp>
er er blebet nnaet. Slaget ipnes /
i'm Nlmiu6eligbe6 at gaa goot for DC
allierebe.
- Me3 De amerifanife s(rmeer
i Granfrige ben 8oe slug (If Greo
|5. Gerguion) Mmerifanife og fran>
ife 3ropper fat fat ODER Sotsions-
Nbeims 8eien og angriber Seioerne
mellem 8esle og @isne. desperate
Wooangreb falot lammen unoer polo'
iom 9lrtilleriilo. Ge alliere6e bol.
Der alle Stillinger, iom 6e bar pun,
Oct og trenger ltabig frernoper.~ Ser
raier boloiomme 4a1npe langs en-
.breo Gront nor6enfor Beslp.
@rtra >8romaterialer brinees
frem % npe Opergange bpgges. 8ei-
ret bar tlarnet, bbilfet -betragtes fom
gunitigt for oe alliereoe. IS
Mmerifanife Glppere bor fllnoett
2pitnart Qnentin 8ooIeDelts graD.
2bitnanten blep bragt 11eb / Ell 4amp
/ 2uften bag Sc tpife -2tnier, fer
Weo6offenlioen begDn0te. @raben nar
merfet meo ct Grnfors % por / 10.
fanten al Gbamerpifoben (ca. 4 Mil
pitenfor Tere en- Tar6enois).
Mooiepelts @rop bleo fun6et al
2eitnant 8entmortb al Slpbepeie.
net, BEN Glppeaf6eling, iom unge
&ooiepelt tilbprte. Sc tpife 6lpbere
bab6e n9rfet @rapen meo ct 4ors,
bporpaa bar trDft paa @ngellf:
u2ditnant Quentin Mooiepelt> begra'
uet af Tplferne 14oe Suli 1916.
Wan bapoe ipgt efter @rabeu i
flere Sage. Gen pil blipe ontbpgge-
Zig merfet og paslen6e bR6ret al
amerifanife 6lppere.
2onoon ben 9be 9(ug. Meoens oe
britiife Eropper i6ag beoblep at gipre
5remgang Bifaroiet, begpnote he
ogiaa plu6ielig me0 en- Oftenlip i
6lanoern. Gremgang af to Mil paa
en- otte Wfils Gront poa ben ipobe1t>
lige Del af Observation-Disclosures,
rnel6tes af bet britiife @rigsbepart:-
me11t tilligemeo SSn6tagelien af fem
2an6sbper. l1efficielle Eelegrammer
melote om Operotionerne Biforbiet,
at 8ritterne bapoe in6toget MorlaH-
court, oe at britiIf @aoalleri Dor pe3
Gbaulnes Sunction.
Sfplse Saigs Meloing bar Gien6en
rettreret fra fine Stillinger boa bele
6ronten 2psoolen, -eg 8ritterne bar
abanceret Norobeit for Merbille
5000 Oarbs.
Set melbes, at De alliere6e bebb(;-
Der at gaa frem / Bifar6iet. Granlt=
1nnnoene bar taget Jresnop og
Gbausie, og 8ritterne er gaaet frer1
sitenfor Sc Quesnel og gair.
2on6on SEN 9be Mng.. Britiife
Tropper bar begpn6t ct 5remltbo /
Glanoern og bar allereoe erobret flc-
re 2anosbDer, mel0te bet brittle
Qrigsbepartement ioog. 2aeon, Sc
Gor,,et, Male, Quentin, Sc Betit Ba-
caut og Sc Sart er blebet offuperet.
s9toroenfor CONNIE gier Jienoen
iberoig Mooitono, og Der itaar bef-
tiee 8ampe 1nellem gbipillp og Wor-
Iancourt. HI. r.
Rrigsoeparten,eutet melote, at
Srerngangen bebbarer i 8ifaroiet.
DDer t4,0OO 5auser er taeet. SS,1-
tet Ooerflng er giort oper be erobre-
be Ranoner.
aonoon ben 9oe ang. Brittle
trooper bar erobrd Morlaneol,rt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
Books and Authors

ire''cri,k Trevor nm. author of ON the Trail
o. o.. hst@ry: is helnng % MAKE history himself
!i+i mcw rs a captain in the United States Army
! tApcoitoh3ry forces in France.
There are al least l.s2l stars in the Princeton
University service nag and one of mem is for
World the nu of hroush c sH tns fri%a
ni MIR" and m@yG o tho i" ans men at Princeton
Sisnal coips a. Major Barnes. 1t is Iargeiy,
OE the rty-thr"c students who have taken The
abroad in active service. ''''''e' are no"
,orss Hrief !is'?rY OF the Kings Royal Rifle
General Sir G i%WaTd I ia,e eai'GH by
r r.; *. {. ~ ~ has Just been published by War
iana The object OBJ Of his publication is mainly
Wee Of one ne pS sprns of the
nrsasn,nF sompeic but %risf record sr'hS of its
m n1Yi; for he information of the general
iritis arms mix, wh Gt t., typical unit Of the
Son,e'npor1rtes has had a notable share in the
hs aur"s e' shs ies ion S9 sacs
vco Snmpais"I wh arr her" described and the de-
mis- r.r!sn"r r rsseni TAKEN s'IS aSa
%SSniTTi pd 'TininE ere only typical
glorious snacty dspa ed IN ,ba ya!or and
ana the sense oi duty and Of % waf
E.liar, shar,c,srisi!e Of the briiSh are
E EGe arscfin|d IN narTaive form in Section Nil
success of he nad 9Gst Of the me
ing the carly phases of the great war as az
.mhi!nsd by ihis particular regiment will prove
10 DE not without interest or without nron, -
the general reader. Moreover, the early history
% o. ana dire! connection between The Kings
hoEa Riilc Corps. as the Sixtieth RovaI mer
Sn i,no,, and the United states OF America is no,
crisis in The history OF tho Anglo saxon r,cc
~ Nnp!e'cn u Co publishers of The Typor-
raphF OF Advertising that Pays" by I;i,bcr, I,
snTrnr STATE ia, the sale Of the book in France
SURPRISES Of the year. The Europeans seen ~
De anNious 10 keep in touch with every nov
ueeitrt fncnt or american business met hois ara
n nn me war tho American business man viii
ma man instances abroad where his business
ne least expected. - '''''c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
CATCH TWO ABOUT TO GO
OVER THE NIAGARA FALLS
ven Nrrc Less Thnn .OOu Feet From
the brink When R-scmrrs
SnNr Them.
ne As,ocla,.d &c. /

NIAGARA FALLS. Y i. Angus, g
After being marooned In a sand .cuv,
within Loco feet OF the brink Of \,
agra Falls for sixteen hours. George
Harris, OF Buffalo, and Gus l.o:hc--
were rescued by the lite-saving c.cy.
"ednesdhy morning The sco,v brok .
away from a tug late yesterday While
being used in dredging operations on :.
new power channel. and. with tie .ro
men Oh board. was carried into -.
upper rapids and directly ,owar. ,h,
crest cf the Horseshoe Falls
\ shelving rock on tho head Of Coz.
Island caught the unwicldy Graf, ar,
he!d II, saving the men from uUtck
death. The lfe-savcra succeeded :,
getting line 10 III" boa. las; nigh.
but the length Of the rope was So
great and the scow 50 low in tire wa
ter iha, the lifeline saggcd into TIRE
swift current. ard II was inposs.ble
TO operate "A brccchcs buoy Tn, lifc-
savers abandoned their work At rad.
night Scarchlishts were kent on M.
wreck. and an electrical sign was !ic-
Ecd up showing the word 'E4s;." so
that the men on ;he scow would r:,o,v
that they had not been abandoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
Tho I;croic British Nation

II HE fourth anniversary OF Great Britain's
l. O. trance into the war has been made tho
occasion Of applause for the magnificent con-
t,bution which tho United i<ingdom has
IHade to the allied cause. Every power
soci; ted with her in this struggle has given
fitting recognition TO tho enormous sacrifices
which the British have made. the stead
iastncss which she showed even IN the dark
est hours and to thc certainty, now mani
Test that England has put every ounce OF
her energy and every degree Of her resources
into the balance.
1t must be more than gratifying TO til"
British people to have Their allies feel this
way regarding Britain S part IN the war, Tor
memory does not have To 80 far into the
past to recall the broad limitations which
came fro!A nigh sources Ill Paris. Rome and
Petrograd IN" Greet that Great Britain
had iaiicd EFT herself as she should
against German that she was assuming
the command OF the seas and was financing
her allies, Dut that she had not thought OF
r.sking her man power in any great cam
paign upon land.
Happily the truth was not then realized
me German propagandiat* i'll their effort to
create dlScora among the alllIS hau Dcch 100
successful III their beiittiins OF Great Brit
am Ana men, III their anxiety over the fate
9. their cause mad been too wiling to be-
iieve the lies inSiduouSly spread by enemy
hands but the British people were rot re-
schtlu!. lhcN Knew oil the ieclnS abroad,
tut lhcF plocd their tiMe knowing iull wei!
wren the real story were toid. 1t would re
count achievements By England which would
pnd tho whoie allied world TO her by ties
OF gratitude, faith and affection. And that
Tine has now come
Every oeihscrent and every neutral gov
crnlncnt now KNOWS Inc limits TO which the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
"MAKE ME FIGHT" PLEAS
FAILED TO STOP DIVORCE
Inventor Of Depth Domb t.ed iEain.t
Submarines Unable 10 Stop FRA
cccdimEN by Appeal.

NEW YORK, August S-"Make re
fight deartc. Make nc show my met
tie. want YOU - bc my Farmer from
now On Help me lick ,iermany Oft
the map
This is part OF IN" appeal Lester
BARLOW made 20 his wife. Euby !:tr-
low. N an effort 20 persuade her TO
withdraw her separation action. Shc
hled ner complaint in supreme Court
The appeal continues;
But for ihis war ] would not have
met you I'm glad | dill though rri
sorry failed to make you happy. 1
vii! d" SO il YOU give me time"
BARLOW is said 20 he the inverto! of
a depth bomb now used against sui.
marines. He receives royalties on his
inventions. His wife is the daughter
of James Henry Maryon, London aarX-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09

I found desirable. IL not quite necessary
L" ADVISE men to remain at the jobs
where they then were located until the
Department of Labor should report ia
them that certain positions were avail
able. the location and the wages. the
housing conditions ana TRANSFORMATION
arrangements. This was determined
upon as absolutely necessary 20 any
sound and orderly solution OF the
country's labor problem.
BY registering in the public service
reserve the men were assured tina,
they would be authoritatiyely advised
rs TO when they were wanted. and this
did away with the rush of worknen
to places where they were not needed
and to jobs for which they were not
httcd and which. therefore. they could
not hold
All branches of the government,
promptly united in using the Depart,
!ncnt Of Labor as the common organ
Tor recruiting men. The public Ser
vice reserve still is listing men. mar.
ticularly those willing and fitted 10
serve on railroads In munition plants
ana IN the divisions Of the army which
require skilled mechanics. When man
enrolls in the reserve he Is expected
10 Indicate the nature of the work
which hc prefers and which he is bo.,
qualified to perform
Employees Of labor, even in the So
Ih'i'i uHf,.E'fIllti INDUSTRIES
been materially helped by the sue
cessful organization OF the public scr
vice reserve, since a large. country
vide registration made il possible for
the Department Of labor 10 make for
the adjustment OF : fair distribution
OF all calls for men In whatever field
OF labor and TO minimize and eguali.e
the drain on industry which previously
Rad resulted from unreGulatcd and
confusing competition for men between
the various industries both essential
and essential
Labor is In entire sympathy with the
purposes an! ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF the
department In the creation and opcr
alton OF this public service reserve.
because labor has found tina, il has
helped 10 prevent The Lrcat harGships
which previously ell upon workin..
men who had no certain means OF
Knowing whether. or where. there was
place foT them In the shipyards Or
in fnuni'ion plants, and because Of tn.
absence Of any compulsory features
The department relies wh, Div upo,
the patriotism o! American working
men 10 induce them Ia answer INC
couniry's cal! wherever and whenoyc-
reasonable rcGucs; IS made Of them
copyright 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
9TH T0!lls, by DR.. VIM. Brady
The Ferris of Fly Time

The female horsehy lays 100 eggs every ten
days About twelve or fifteen generations are
marr"d ny may thus procroatc about ST pounds
~ her hind in a season. Ia favorable surround
" f'w HES live ,hroush the winter. fortu-
"lln inc tITSt warm weather. laying their eggs
.n oi'rn manure near $ garnaSe cans or Nth of
esht hours The cces hatch into little maggots
"n-h grow rApd!% and are fu!y developed in
more days the adult hy energies from the pupI
atar md engages in active business for several
weeks Nhout ten days covers the whole ro-
mAh,e from egg to ""p2 or mama ny. Luckily
,)ous numbers Z" 4 !uI gus dis ease ia IN dsummcr.
By; enough cscaHe L. make life exciting for
Manure or garbage or Nth Of any kind must
be- removed once week. AZ least. in order to
riies convey their fee, tho Infection of
%nn"da tev,r; snn'ino% scarlet fcyGr measles
poisoning ,scnticemirN Thus the n,aSgot is
really tic least ropu!sivc feature OF the house
no srnc housewife would permit any door or
window to remain unscrccncd.
room or hotel arc positive evidence OF unclcan-
lincss and should warran. an immediate cor,
place. since nics do not travel far from their
breeding places, t is obvious that their presence
signifies hlthy conditions Somewhere in the
Immediate vicinity, demanding investing ton
by tho health officer. With reasonable precau-
lions. il is AS easy Cor any community TO sup
press the Ny nuisance II is to suppress the
Tho state Health Hoard will send to any one
ing The suppression Of II
Feroson" coal ciD poured upon manure
the larvae or magSois.
Questions and Answer
Old Saircy AEain.--An old lad who visits al
our house told mo that IL wouii take table
spoonful Of vinegar and the juice of lemon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09

The LABOR Department, estimates
that with the beginning of August a2-
proNimately, half a million men hal
been supplied TO the Shipbuildinv IN
duS,ry, largely through the orSani2;,
ton of the United States Employment
Service. The number Indicated makes
an allowance for the labor turnover.
The elimination of unrcgulatcd con.
petition for men. between the way IN
Lustrics and the government depart
mcnts. the premature withdrawal IF
workers from 'noncsScntial" industries
and the lure OF labor from one section
20 another by exaggerated statements
IS 10 Shipbuilding and other war in :
'uStry needs. has been effected by tie
Department OF Labor. This was the
first result Of the action OF the Coun-
ell of National Defense. with the Presi.
dents approval in turning over to tn.
Labor department the administration
"f the national war labor program and
the complete control over the problc.n
vf war labor supplying.
All of the requirements OF he ship
yards Of the country arc now bcin.,
met by the Department OF LABOR
through it's United states Employment
service and the United States Public
Service Reserve. which is "A division .:
the employment service. This service
has eliminated the Independent efforts
Of the Individual plants. as well as ,h.
government branches engaged in ship
building. to secure workers. which nox
are furnished from lists of unemployed
and from the membership OF the pub
lie service reserve, all OF whom Il;
the time OF enrolment and rc;;istra-
ton were Interviewed by trained eA-
amincTs to ascertain their capabilities
for shipbu!dinG.
The Department Of Labor last Fcbru-
arg enrolled in ih.s public service
reserve all men In the country why
were willing and had the skill TO work
in shipyards. Chairman Hurley, Of the
Shipping Board. and the Council Of
National Defense ju!ncu with the De
parimcnt OF Labor IL order quickly T.
complete the organization OF the -.
serve IN every state. where enrolment
agents were appointed in every county
Much confusion ANA suffering had
been caused at that time by careless
statements concerning tn. shipya-l
needs published statements Of tue
numbers Of men wanted ~ various
points we're misiEtc-prctcd as mean
ing that great numbers Of men were
needed At that time and immediately;
whereas they were wanted only n
limited quantities. and Of Particular
types or qualifications at any one ti,.!e
In view OF this situation II was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
TONSORlAL PRICES SOARING
Boston BARRIERS Put Cost of shave and
Haircut out Of Range OF Or
dinnry Man.
August Stair,

BOSTON. August S.-Haircut so
cents; shave. 20 cents; plain shampoo
I5 cents
The above schedule Of prices Is now
IN effect in the Boston barber shops.
where the employing BARRIERS are mem
tcrs of the Journeymen Harbers' In
ternational Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
Much Ado About Nothing
BY ROY X MOUITOS


Over the Ecsle and up
From the Marine.
With many a devil" and
Many darn"
And many a smile
In tn" course of mile.
A-bustle. a-hustle.
Athirst for a tussie,
= tight in hedge.
In shcllhole or barn.
A-shooting and scooting.
And slanminE and damninC
ana laughing and chatting
And bowling and growing.
ana bunchinS and punching
ana smoking and joking
Ana grabbing and stabbing
Ana grumbling and tumblinE
Ana racing and chasing
Ana cheering and jecring
ana running and stunning
ana cunning and liunning
And chatting and strafng
Ana IN iSS!ng and gassing
Ana humning and drumming
Ana yankinG and thanking
ana PISA lmEig and bombing
Ana Spouting and shouting
And srilling and killing
For mile after mile.
With Il grim sort Of smile.
Winding up WHY'S
Old bundle of yarn.
And that's how tie Yankees
Came up from
The Marine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
About AI:otments and Insurance.


TO Times dispatch Readers.-Wc are
receiving large numbers OF letters ask
ing about soldiers allotments and in
surance. Many of them ask FOR special
from the Finance Department Of the
Quartcrmasters Office in Washington,
ID. c. Our readers should address that
department direct. In a general reply
say that allotments are now being paid
by the government. AllotmeniS pay
able directly TO wives, divorced wives
or children until eighteen years old
must be at least SIS month. In cases
Of all dependents the government adds
the following sums: wife. SIS; vile and
one child SIS: wife and two children,
sa?5O; each additional child So; no
wife blu, child. So; two. children.
dren, $50; each additional child. 81;
one parent, stepparent or grandpa
rent of self o.. wife, $40; two such $50;
each such parent additional. SIS; each
grandchild, hi other or sister, SIS. Under
the beneficiary named does not secure
the amount Of the policy In lump
sum on the death Of the insured. but
receives monthly payment from the
Surance. The payments cove. a period
Of twenty years. or $40 months For
an insurance Of $1,000 the beneficiary
would receive monthly payment OF
insurance of $4,000 the beneficiary
would receive payment of $3.50 per
month for tWchty years. Insurance
may he had in any amount from 81 900
TO $4,000 in mu,tipics of $500, and the
policy is payable on the baai. of s5.75
per month for Zach $1,000 g insurance
for 240 monthly indictments Proceeds
from insurance Of soldiers under the
war-risk insci.'; act crnrot be at
tached. assigned ur otherwise taken
by creditors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
II. =. =. delaware.

" a X, C!over-'rhc United states
ship Delaware is of the dreadnaught
class Of battle ships. This class is eX.
cceded only by the superintendent
class The United States ship Della
ware is Ills feet and inches long over
ALL breadth So feet = IL inches. full
load displacement. 22.060 tons; speed
Piss knots: horse power. 2S.57S OFF,
GERS. 49, bluejackcts. TS7: marines. Ga;
guns. ten l2-inch. 45-caliber. breech :
loading: fourteen J-inch. 81 -caliber,
rapid nrc; two 3-inch aircraft; torpedo
tubes. two 2l-inch. submerged. The
Delaware was launched February 6.
1909 from the yards of her builders.
the Newport News Shipbuiiding Com
pany at Newport News. Va and went
into commission in 1910 at the Norfolk
Navy Yards.