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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
aein Jriebe anf
SdladltfelD aiIein
9ernbnrs iast, baf bic Diplomatic
babel ftets mitbelfen miiie.

9lniteroarn, Is. Suli. Bdb4
reno elmer 9ebotte i'm preuBilehen
Serreflbons am 0titttpoh bebdiipte-
te 9r. Bernard Gernbitrg, Der fri.
bere. bentide aoloninlrniniiter, bnB
EN- Sriebe tlien1nls auf Dem SdIoht-
feloe aIlein erreiht piirbe. Dime
oie 9ilfe Ser diplomatic fonrte, ipie
er erfldrte, fein SrieOe aiiitdt1oe
fonlltlett.
@enn 9srenBert iagte 9ernbiirg,
ieine fiibretiOe 9folIe bebalten ioIl,
10 ntaB es rtoraliide Groberlingerf
modem un6 fortfabren, Oieiefben 5it
MAIDEN.
sd Smeifle foIt 6oratt Oh es iit
oieier Siniidt erfolgrei6 mar fig
te ct bin5l.
Gs gab Gntgegnnngsrnfe itio Der
ertrenle Sumter, @err SlOen6itrgsSn-
nltGIaa ontiportete nit elmer 2obrebe
nlf 6as Sous SobenaoIlerft, befien
Neitglieoer, tpie er fagte, pfif ieIbit
nno ibr Golf irnler eraogen bnben,
fir ben Stoat at fdntpfen nfto 5it
Iterbeft."
r9r. Gernburg lit Der 'leste
0aonn, Ser bon nloraliiden grobe-
rungen reoen iollte," ingte er.
vgoIhe 9inge fiibrert 8lt 5eiteifen
su gbren oes omertfanii6en BOT.
Ihafters @eroro.
Or. 9erilburg otrttportete: sd
babe nientoIs Serrn @eraro nls elm
ri6tiges 8ieI fit noraliide Gr-
pberimgen aneeieben. SD babe oent
genannten 5eiteiien beigetnobnt, ober
6asIelbe taten dnf Der 8i5e-aan5ler
uno Der SefretGr oes 9ltstudrtiaen
Qnltes."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Cob fir 1n,criknner
aus ScinSesntitnS
geridjt, Der einem Sentiden Cffisier
absenominen i,iirbe, Ipridjt gln.
erfennnng ans.

@afbineton 13. SSuIi. - General
Geribing bot In ieinem geftriaen
Gommltnique Den formeIlen gerift,
Der fiir5lidJ BEL einem gefangenen
oeutiden sSntellieensoffi5ier porae.
fun6en ipiiroc itilb Der iiber Die Sbe.
rationen Der anterifoniiden @orine.
ioI6nten i'm geIlenu @oIoe bonoeIt,
pieoerseeeben Die S1liiiie foIaen
I'M Gus5uge:
pGonipfipert: 9ie Stpeite arneri.
faniide Chiffon mag oIs cine Iebr
CUTE 9ipifion floilifiSiert meroen,
bieIleidt oIs Mrgriffstlippen. Qie
Deridie0enen angriffe Der beiOen Re.
.gimenter (6es fiinften uno iediten)
auf Ole galIeoit @eboIae tuur6en
forid nno nit &iibnbeit ausgefiibrt.
Ser moraliidbe Gffeft itnierer @of.
fen bat ben 8ormdrfd Der Synf11te.
rie nift meientIid gebernrlt. Gie
gterben Der Imerifaner iinb nod nn-
eridiittert.
n@ert Der Ginaelnen: 8ie eift.
5elnen Solooten itn6 iebr gut. Sic
fino geil,nb, frdftiee un6 f0rperlih
gut entipideIte MGnner I'M Glter bon
fS big 2S sSabren benen es gegen-
m1rtig mir an Musiibung febIt, Inn
pirflid Itorfe @egner aus ibnen ait
MAIDEN. Die Triippen iino friih
nno bon dltfrihtiger 3uberiiht. Die
generfung zines @efangenet1 1T
darafteriftiih fiji ibren @eiit:
o@ir totem iino iuer6en 9etotet.~
yMoroIe. Die @efdngenen I'M
oIIgemeinen maiden einen friiden
itno gefdIligen Ginbruf; beaiietid
Der militGriIden QngeIegenbeiten 5ei.
gen iie ieoob nift oas gerinqfte sSSrt-
tereIIe. ss6re Iorgeietten Ioiien fie
obiidtIidl obne aenntris Der mill.
t1riiden 56der, ). 9. baben Die met
item ME etne aarte geieben. sic
fonnen Die 36rfer nn0 @ege, ntf
oenen fie moridJierten nidt ongeben
ssybre eeSoeen bon Der Organization
ibrer 5ritbpeneinbeit iinO gan5 ber-
iuirrt. Giner 3. 9. bebdnptete, onB
ieine 8rigo0e feds Reginenter, feline
3ibifion 0eren "a. b6tte. Sic fehen
ben arie9 nod Dom Stanopn1fte oes
sgroBen 8rubers" an Der her5ii-
fontn1t, Inn ieinen 8riioern bei3ufte-
ben uno oober iiberan lpi[lfonrnen
iIt. Gin geipiiier moraIiifer Sinter-
erun6 febIt ni6t; Die rteiiten @efan.
genen nebmen es oIs Sotiade bin,
6nb fie nod @rropa forer, Inn ibr
2ano alt berteibieen.
Sour tpenige Der Sruppen fino
rein onerifaniIder @bitomnttlng; Die
meiIten Itommen bon oeutIhen, fots
I1noiiben ltn0 italieniifen Gltern
ab, aber oieSe gSnIbonerifdner~ bon
6enen faft olle in glmerifa geboren
fino uno ME in europa getpeien
iparen fiiblen itf bollig als trelte
50bne ibres Qmtoes."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
5incenbaro ion
eincftt Setla9anfau
crlc9cn fcift

glmiterbaug 10. syuli. 6eIbntnr-
fbau b. Sitloenburg lit tot go mel.
set Die 3eititne 2es geoubelles.
Sein Sob fca sid nof elmer ftiir-
nlii9cn geipre6ung nit oem oeitt.
i6en aoiier i'm 5roBen Saiiptquar.
tier ereigret 6oben. Der 4oiier uth
ser syeIouloridjaI[ ioIlen betreffs Der
0ffenfibe gegen Earis beridieoener
Nteinitne getpeien iein. Sinoenbrtrg
ion einet @eair.ihfag erlitten ho.
ben.
2ouoon 10. Srli.-gtn boIldu-
bidder Heiienocr, Der foeben aus
9eltti6Iano 5uriifgefebrt III, iaet
cine 9epeide aus bem Saoe an ben
Grhange telegraph, berihtet, bob in
0eitti6lano oos @eriiht bon Der
Grfrarftng SinSenburgs I'M lin.
Ialif iit. gr III niht an oen 4rbeiten
i'm @roBen S5oubtquartier beteiIiet.
Observation-Disclosures 2ubenoorff
bat Die gefueniiie Sinoenburgs
ii6ernontrnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Bcloictt icn Gin
S0Scralit0at tucrScii

9(miter0oln, 10. Suli. General
Baron 5riebrih bon 5oIfenbaltien,
Ser Oeittide @cneroloouberueur Bel
giens, bat entihieoert 10 belagt Die
3eitltne a,Sam6urger gtodridten"
oab gelgien in einen fooeriertpn
Staot umgelpanOelt meroen ioIl na6
Dem @9uiter 0eiterreibs. 6lanOern
unO &ollonien iagt Die 3eitrtng
merocn eetrennt fortbeite6en inter
einem aonig ober gr1iioenten inter
oeittIher aontrolle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Or. glnmcln fir llnterindlnng bird
Senat.

glem gorf. 13. Suli. - Or 60
iuarO u. &umelp. Der frilbere Ser.
alsgeber Der Gbening W}oiI, Der
mcgen 9eineios in gerbinoung nit
Ser Gieentiimeridnft Der 3eit1lng
ber6aifet tpurne, Die nod gtnaoben
Der Hegieritng iiir Die Oeutide He.
gierlng gefnuit puroe, fiinoigte ae.
tern cn, Oab er, menn Der Sennt
eine llnterildlng anitcIlte, dlle 9ot-
inacn in icinem geiiee Der geaie.
rIins 5ur geriiiguua iteIlen lpiiroe
Genotor sing pon llinb BAT cine Der.
nrtiae Senoisulterilidung porge.
i4lnegn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Seitdt tuin Seriett
bis sitfft 20. 2litanft
9tubi6itionsfrase iolf nad @ieber.
sniaminentritt erlebigt iperSen.

8aibington, 13. esitfi. Gin bor.
Iaufiger 8lnn tpurbe geItern bon ben
Senatsleitern erreidt tponod Ole
8robi6itionsfrage bis gum 90. ait-
guft berihoben, cine SenatsabItinl.
miing iiber bic 8orIage betreffs Der
GegierltngsforltroIle fir EeIegropben
erreidt uno Die @eibdfte oes Senots
inter Dem fortgeiesten 6reitdgiaen
5erieripftem Big gum 19. &uguft
iuspenoiert iperoen ioIlen. sSrn Sou.
ie fonitte bon oen Siihrern fein Orb.
fonlrten be3iiglid Der 0ertogitng ge-
troffen iDer6cn bod gIanbt man, bob
bas &ous benz 8eiipieI Des Sennts
foIgen miro. Gem 9l6fonnter ee.
nt1b piro Die 8robibitionsfr1ge mad
Dem 20. gugnit Dor Dem Senot ge.
baIten tperbetl BIZ cine @bitinnntung
erreift lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
giitOlenradcr uu streif.

SpringfieI0, gsaiio 13. Suli.-
efua 500 eis Gn0 glngeitcllte Der
Smitb & gseii0n So. Giltolen.
inbrifontelL iin6 geitern an Den
Streif aegon5en, nnhoem Die @eieG.
iboit iih aeyciaeri bate, lire 5or-
6etnngen filr b0herc 2obnc uno bei.
ire arbeiisgrrhdltaiiic nu5une1nlcn-
Die SeieIIifait orbciirt oil aeeies-
ungsfoairnftgg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Gattd,bcct kapcrt
ttcrtue9iittc Barkc

9fuS einein otlantiiden Snfen 13.
ssuIi. Gin oeutIAes Gauhboot,
ipeIdes am 6. sSult 800 Weilen
bonn gape gfoce entfernt eridien,
bat bic nortpegii6e @orfe Mour
Sing aitfgebradt nno Der 8efasltng
bon t9 Wfonn befoblen fid in bic
@oote at begeben. 9ies fpiiroe ae.
Itern befannt, oIs lteberIebenbe bon
einem britii9en Ganpfer, Der lie
altf See ouffiihte, bierher gebradt
puroen. Ole lleberleben6en fnubtpn
nid1t onSuge6en, Oh Die 8orfe bpr.
ferlft ODER oIs seejdger oisgeitattet
tour0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
s6ab6after gerupIau mar idjnIb?

8aibtngton, 13. S1tli. - @usom
Sorghum, Der befonrte 8ilbbouer,
tpelder oaf 8unid oes 8rdIioenten
8iIion cine ltnteritdung oes omeri-
foniiden sslugfabraeugprogramns
ongeiteIlt bat, lieB geitern nbeno
in elmer @erfommIitng Der Ntnerifa.
niiden Grfinoer Gereinigung einen
offenen 9rief nerIeIen. CT erfldrte
in ibnL ooB ieiner glniidt nod Der
8oo oes Weoior8 uno friiberen 9iir-
gernleiIters bon Seem gort, Sobn q.
M2itdeI nidt etneu l1nfoll 5uait-
idreiben iei, neil er fid In ieinent
Slugaeug nidt feitgebunben bdtte,
ionbern BOB Der 2leroplnn pabr.
ibeinIid ifaobaft getpeien lei. 8org-
Iltn iagte in Dem 8riefe bes @ei-
teren, OoB ouf onteritoniiden aero.
pIanen, oie 8ur 9Gus6iIoitng bon SIie.
germ benltst meroen, inebr .l1neliids-
f1lle bortommen, ols ouf ioIden or-
0erer Notionen, lft6 ct beboitptete
ferner, oaB ourb aeropIone, Die
fiir5Ii1 nod europa eeiattbt tuuroert,
Ser 600 zines 5liegers IN dbnliher
8eiie beritriaAt tporoen lit, tpie I'M
Sol @ithels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
ssanmluoll65rie aeaen eanbeSfeinbe.

Wempbis, f3. Sui. Die
gaunDoab0rie in 9lenpbis bat cine
gielolutiou nngenommen irgenb elm
@aitglieb nus5iitoBeu0 peIhes IN
elmer geriooe bon 10 s5obren nod
BEN 9[6idIub Oes 5rieoeus NIT giir.
germ eines 2onoes. nit Dem Die
Ser. Staaten i'm ariese fteben Son.
Del trei6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
scnat nimutt gaitille.3ng RciOIu-
tion an.

g8aibington 13. Sui. = Cine
EeIoIution non Senator @oIib Don
@9ontano, tDeIfe bic nmerifnniiden
giireer eriudt, ben 6al Der @aitille
am IA. StIi oIs nein 3eihen be.
ionoerer adtung fir iinIeren Miier.
Ten" 5ranfreif, Su feiert, uno mel
DIE jeneni 2onoe Die @riibe Der Ser.
Stoaten iiberrtittelt, tpllroe oeiteru
einitimIliia oon Senat nngenonnen.
Cine 9lbidlriit piro bonn Staatsie,
frctar DER irnnS6iiiden Reeierung
iibernlittelt lperoeE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Sdjiueiser prpteitieren sssen %beiu'
SGmme.

8oibinaton 13. Suli 9ertih-
LAMBS 8Ion. 8lpiiden 8oIel uno
StroBburg am &bein cine &eibe bon
DGmnlen 5u erridten, Der NIT einem
freicn @aiierpeg Stpiiden Der
Stwei8 uno Der Gee in aonflift
qcrGt, beritriadt bieI ungiinltige ari-
iii in ser Sdpei8. Cine Gepeihe
aus 9ern beidgt, Oab Der 8unbes.
;at angegangen nnroe, oiplonotiife
3erbonolunecn nit Der oeittiden &e-
gieriing onfniipfen um oieie grbeit
nu berbinOern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
@ amer. Slm9Scitec
nerlcrett, iaet Berlin

gerlin, iiber 2onoon 13. sSuli.-
9lae feds amerifaniihen aeroplnne,
Die perildten &oblen3 am 9onnersa
tog 8u bonlbnroieren, itn6 in oett.
i6e Sdnoe gefaIlen. 9ie @efaneen.
nabme bon fiinf purbe geItern be.
ri6tet lnO Elm offiaieIler 9eridt, Der
geItern befanrlt 9eeeben ipitrbe, be-
iogt, oob Die cine itbria geblie6ene
obaeihoiien ipnroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Gtntral Efribiug
0eforiert SoloQteu
Sranscien maten eiten tucitcrcn erfclereidcn
Dcritc6 mnc treibcn Sen ScinS smriid;
Gen. Baio mclcet Ickalc Gtfclsc
sriten ienssn meer streitkrafte na4 ,l,urman

ipeiien; iie eineen oerielben aber
ourd einen @egennnsriff tpieoer Der.
luitig.
Nm Der Wfnrmanniden 6iiite.
2onoon, 13. Snli. gliif oen sLp-
peIl Der 9eipobner Der Wtiirrnnfln-
Iden &iiite bat Die britiide 9fegie-
rling betr1dtIide 5treitfrGfte bort.
bin eeianOt, 9ort befinoen itd) rie-
fiee gorr1te bon ariegsnateriaI iino
2ebensnittelt, Die uripriinglid fir
Die rtiiiihe glrirtee beftirlrlt ipnren.
@erirge britiide, fran5oitid1e uno
-on1erifoniide Streitfrdfte i9iisen
nieieIben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
1O4 1iantcn ,itf Sen
amer. 1oerlMltliItcn

g8aibinqton, 13. sSuIi. - II g1os
men ipuroen beute bonn General Ser
i6ina ouf Ser 8erliiItliite beridtet.
Ia W9ann lpuroen I'M aan1pfe ee-
t6tet, elmer erlog feinen @unben,
5ipei fomen ourd) llnf6Ile unb. aug
nnoeren 1triadcn INNS 2eben. as
Monn ipuroen idper berpunoet un6
s tperoen nof Dem Sample bernliBt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Wettcrberidtt.

6ir Omaha nno llmgegcnO. ben
Stnnf giebrnsfa iuio Soma 9eiI-
;peiie 6cmolft beute slbeub uno 6m
Scfnltoa;; fein meientlidler 8enlpe..
rnturiDe8isI:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
QlerInitc Ser gllarincfrnppen.

@oIbington IS. Sili.-Die Der.
lutte Der W1orinetruppen beIiefen iid
arf SO M1onn. II M1m muroen
i'm Qontpfe getotet; fiinf erloaen
ibren @unoen lmo II Monn tpuroen
ihtDer beripun0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
gaene aorit6ranSe srnften ltmfanaes.

9liiiouIo, Waort., 10. SuIi. -
g1eue lsorItbrdnOc i'm Clearwater
Sort bdben ernlten l1mfnne anee-
nonlmen, ME Die gerihte beiogen.
Die bier i'm Saiptaunrtier oes Sort
oiltriftes einIiefen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13

@eier iino iboH I'M oIlacacinct
Nogel nidlt aber sic i'm
0ngenebmiteg pen nllen filib Die
@roiitaeier. sseil bic GefrdBiaiirn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13
Die raiiIidje 5rnge.

rs miro Gle it1tereiiieren 81 iuii.
fen, ipie mir auf @runo bieies
Stnnopunftes orbeiten, uno es wer.
ben gefpiiIe grobleme ouftniiden, bic
bic eegehipdrtige Belt uns auf.
5ipingt. eri5Opfenbe gerbnnbhneen
befreffs oieler 5rnge Fnnoen am l..
nno 2. Snli Inn @robeH 4aiipt.
quarter uiter 2eitIIng beg aaiicrs
itnft. Sd fam nntiirfihermeiie bier
siisr IN aGsemeinen bic su iener
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-13

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PERMIT (No. ssa). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6 1917 ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR-
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLES0N. POSTMASTER-GENER
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
CHICAGO MARKET.

Furnished the washington Times by N. 4.
CarupntS- & Co, New York Branch office
woodward bldg. Herbert II. Brown. man
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
THE LOCAL MARKET
POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER
6'S ARE FEATURE.
Six Bonds Of $1,000 Type Change
Hands-Two Shares Of Capital
Traction and Two Shares Of Ma
tIonaI Metropolitan Bank Trans
ferred.

Potomac Electric Power G per cent
bonds featured today's sales on the
Washington Stock Exchange, six OF
these bonds of the $1,000 denomina-
tion changing hands at par.
Two shares Of Capital Traction at
SO. two shares of National Metropoli-
tan Bank at POI, and one share OF
Mergenthaier at 12O% were the only
stock sales. No after CALI trans.
actions were made.
In the absence OF President John L
Edwards. Of the local stock exchange
william B. Hlbbs. Of the bankers and
brokerage firm OF that name, occupied
the chair.
Closing prices bid ard asked OF the
more sctive stocks were: Mergen-
12O-12O%; Washington Rail
way, 69-72; American Telephone and
4lS's, S7-ss; American
and Telegraph Sc, 93h ga;
Riggs Realty, 1Oc-1o2; Capital Trsc-
ton, S1-S2
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
JERSEYEDITOR TO
HEAD PROPAGANDA
Of j. S. IN EUROPE

James Kerney, editor Of the Trenton
Times, has been appointed to go
abroad to organize the foreign activ-
tiles Of the Committee on Public In
formation.
Mr.. Kerney undertook the mission
after conference with President VIII
son and George Creel. director OF rhe
Committee on Public Information.
The undertaking Is an entirely new
one. and is regarded by the. executive
authorities as one OF large pOssibil-
titles and hard work. Mr.. Kernsy was
selected for the assignment because Of
his training as a newspaperman and
executive, and the authorities here
propose to give him q free hand in
developing the scope Of the enterprise.
The prime duty of Mr.. Kerney's
job will be to direct the activities OF
the news and educational divisions Of
the Committee on Public Information.
He win serve without compensation.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
WALL ST. MARKET
GOOD DEMAND FOR STOCKS
AS SESSION OPENS.
Gains of From Fractions to More
Than One Point Made In Many
Issues-RaiIroad Stocks Show Inn
proved Tone-SteeI Common Up.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-There was a
good demand for stocks at the open
ing OF the stock market today, and
during the first few minutes Of trad
ing gains of from fractions to more
than one point were made in many
issues.
Steel common sold up q. to &c x .
and Baldwin Locomotive rose one
point, to $751;. Crucible advanced
point, to 56s, and Bethlehem Steel B
was y higher, at res.
Distillers Securities rose ! y, to A.,
and Industrial Alcohol advanced IL -,
to 124. Central Leather was ! poin:
higher, at 70S, and American Can
gained ! point, to 39is.
American Smelling advanced ]
point to 81 u. and fractional advances
were made in Anaconda and Utah.
The railroad stocks showed an i'm
proved tone. Reading advancing Il
and Canadian Pacific selling up to
LAG.
The strength which was shown in
the early trading was maintained all
during the forenoon. but after the ini-
tial buying the market was less active.
and some recessions occurred.
Baldwin was in good demand, NOV
ing UP rs, to 6SIs, and American Lo-
comotive showed a gain Of over .
points, at 61s. Sharp upturns also oc-
CURED in Crucible, American Car and
Foundry, and American Can. Steel
common moved up to e4%, and Beth
lehem Steel b" advanced over /
point, to T6ss.
Liberty bonds were heavy. the as
e6.62.
SestordAy
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
800 ARE HOUSED
THROUGH NOTICE
TIMES PRINTED

Three hundred Government clerks
strangers to the city. today are nous
ed in rooms which the Room Regis
tration ONCE located through a box
and information printed in The
Times on January 25.' said Edwin s.
Pege, head OF the Room Registration
Office today.
As a result Of that box. Mr.. Hege
said today that about 200 more rooms
" ere added to his list. In many IN,
stances two rooms were obtained
One hundred and nifty clerks who
arrived here since Sunday last have
been housed. The clerks arriving thls
week, most of them women, are
" Working in the War Department
THE greatest trouble now said
Mr.. Hege, is in getting persons who
have rented their rooms to nOtify the
Room Registration Offce immedi-
ately.
cases, and persons have been sent tn
addresses by the Room Registration
Office only to find that the rooms
have been rented"
Mr.. HeEe urged that this serious
mistake OF not notifying his office be
rectlned.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
Over $4,000
People Have Come To
Washington Since Last Spring

A NY Washington advertiser who will anayze
~ evening newspaper circulatons in this city
exactly as set forth by the individual papers
will find that NEARLY ALL THE NEWCOMERS TO
WASHINGTON ARE REACHABLE ONLY
THROUGH THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF
THE WASHINGTON TIMES.
The NEW Washington TIMES has more than
doubled the circulation of the old Washington TIMES
The Washington TIMES is today the most inten-
Svely read newspaper in the District of Columbia
Reasons why the GREATEST NUMBER OF
THE LARGEST STORES are carrying the GREAT
EST AMOUNT OF THEIR ADVERTISING in The
Washington TIMES
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
WOMAN SEEKS RIGHT
TO ADOPT OWN CHILD

Mrs Catherine c. Dresser wants to
Sdopt her own child. Today she fIed
= petition. in which her present hus-
band, Lewis w. Dresser, Joins, le-
c3aring that Marion C. Kaess is her
child by a former marriage with OF.
10 A. Kaess. The couple were divore-
ed in Detroit, Mich, June II, 1915.
and the custody Of the~-child was
awarded to Kaess, Mrs. Dresser de-
clares. Kaess has given his consent
10 the adoption, her petition says fur
ther. The child 10 about fve years
old. Mrs. Dresser and her present
husband were married November e3,
1917.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
FORDLAYSKEHQF
FIRST VESSEL IN
4HTMARINE FLEET

The keel for the first of the feet
OF 'vest-pocket submarine fighters
Henry Ford is making for the navy
was laid yesterday, Ford wired Secre-
tary Daniels today.
'ThIs contract was let only q few
days ago" said Secretary Daniels, so
YOU see Ford is losing no time get.
ing under way"
. Daniels said the Ford boat has not
yet been named. but that whatever
name was given it officially probably
would be popularity replaced with q
nickname
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
TEACHERS PENSION BILL
MAYPASS SENATE TODAY

Passage OF the Hollis bill for the
pensioninG Of public school teachers
in the District Of Columbia is ex.
pected in the Senate this afternoon.
Senator Hollis called the bin up
early in the session today but yielded
10 Senator Thomas OF Colorado, who
Chamberlain bill.
Following the address of Senator
Thomas, Senator Hollis expects to ex-
plain the teachers bill and TO secure
its passage.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Feb. S-wheat-"n-
changed; No. soft red. S2-22; No.
red winter, S2.4; receipts, 1854; ship
ments, Sd,s12
Corn-Nsw as to grade SLIGO to $50
receipts. none; shipments. ss,Ss.
Oats-Firm on spot; No. 3 white. 100
Ia IO1; receipts, S.Ss5; shipments. ss,073.
Rye-Firm; No. Western export
spot SOS bid; receipts, t20,l43; ship
ments, S10,SSS.
Hay-Firm; unchanged.
Flour-In good demand; firm.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
TAE BOND MARKET.

Two O'Clock prices fur Ishsd BY W. ..
Hibbs a Co.. members lew York Stock Ex.
rnanwa
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
TopAYs SALES.

Potomac Elec Power SIS, S1,0009
100. S1.oOo@1Oo, q. .OoOa1OO. 81. .OOOa1oo,
s1.OOoe1Oo, 81 1.Oo0a1Oo.
Capital Traction, 2ds2.
Nat Metro. Bank. 26201.
Mergenthaler, 16120&.
The Washington times., 1918-02-08
NAVAL SURGEON DROPS DEAD.

DURHAM, n. c., Feb. S.-Dr. r. l..
Payne, naval surgeon OF Norfolk, Va.
dropped dead today while in a hotel
lobby DR.. Payne was here to visit
The Washington times., 1918-02-08

BUSHELhAN-Firgt-c class right away. Ap-
ply HENRY SCHICK & CO., 1921 + st. NV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-16
The Prussian Submarine TrickedApsH S%'zs

ICamly steering with the hand. rudde
according to the verbal Instructions Of III,
helmsman. the compass being now out n
gear.
BY this time It was possible to raise tht
periscopes out Of the coming tower. DE
strover off St Brides was announced
Right. There she was. the shells from
her four guns minsIins with those from
the tank steamer.
This tyne of destroyer could do thirty
krots an horr and carried guns Of 4-inch
calihre. The order came:-"Chauge
roi'nd TO n westerly course"
The Ennncrs were so deafened by the
noise of their own guns that it was now
only possible verbally TO direct the firing
If otc gun. The steamer was en- far gone
that II was not necessary to fire NJ her
any more so attention wa turned to the
rev foe This was no ordinary destroyer
Int U-boat destroyer of the Foxglnvp
rlnss. abont twice ns hig ns the U-bnnt
hut not nuickcr. At this moment the
Fccord mechanic announced that he could
rcra'r tic damaged coming tower; hopes
rnec bcvor5 al cxrectation
"Firc!-ltarGe 5000 Dcflection left
Soon the towering water columns raised
hv the shells wore close ny the target and
the enemy bcgHn tn trv to avoid Them by
taking zig-zag course: by so doing he
i'rraircd the accuracy of his own guns
black smoke hogan to rise from
his supcrsttucturp. hit! Then another
Some of the shells raised no columns Of
wnter: no donht they were hurled in the
b1ll Of the destroyer Then the enemy
rraft turned rohnd and steamed ont of
HE fire zone. following in the wake of the
. The final dnmnge was repaired. nm.
placed in order near the guns,
and the U-bont waited. like Wellington Mt
Waterloo. for the night. The captain
,onS''- ---4 'hat his adversary must have