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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-09-19
JONESDALE
BY LUCILLE HARRIS.

BY LUCILLE HARRIS.
D. G.. Jones was business caller at
Dodgeville Monday.
A number from here attended the flu
nerals Of Kenneth Harker and Of Mrs
William Whitford at Waldwick.
Misses Bessie Burns, Cecilia Ley and
Gwendoline Jackson are attending
school at Dodgeville this year.
Miss Evalena Ley started teaching
school near Hollandale this week.
Private Charles M. Harris spent a
short furlough at his home at Waldwick
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Jackson were
Mineral Point and Dodgeville callers
Monday.
Jake Luxem was Ridgeway caller
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cecilia Ley spent few days
last week at the J. L. McCaulley home
near Hollandale.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Gratz of Pleasant
View and Mrs Arnold Pascoe of Mineral
Point spent Sunday at the Olaf Wilberg
home.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Harris and daugh-
ter Florence and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Harris visited at the j. E. Harris home
Sunday.
Mrs Thomas Cant visited at the H. R.
Garter home Sunday.
Mrs Ella Daxter is visiting this week
at the I'll. r. Carter home.
Ward Yount of Freeport transacted
business here Wednesday.
Seven car load of stock were shipped
from here Wednesday, accompanied by
James Jackson, William Short, and
Henry Skinner.
Mrs John Burns and daughter Mary
were Dodgeville callers Thursday and
Friday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-09-19
BARBER SHOPS.
HERMAN WIESEN,
Fashionable Barber Shop.

South side of High Street, Mineral Point, Wis
Patronage respectfully solicited and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-09-19

Blackheads, blotches and pimples are
generally caused by the improper action of the
bowels. HOLSTER Rocky Mountain Tea regu
lates the bowele, cleans the stomach, clears the
complexion from the inside-nature's way
"Get that healthy, happy look" Ivey's Pharm
acy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-09-19
They fight with
their whole souls

You are reading every day of our
boys over there of Pershing's divis-
ions charging into the blasting fire
of the Boche trenches; of small de-
tachments smashing their way from
house to house through ruined viii
lagos; of single-handed deeds of sac
rifice and valor.
One thought, one impulse only
fills their souls-to fght and keep on
fighting; until the war is won.
They know that all America is back of
them; they know that they can count on us at
home to send them all the guns and supplies
they need to win
There is 0nIy one svay sve can do 1T.
iii at us must sv0rk and SAGE and
buy Liberty Bonds, with our whole
souls, the z0ay our men are
fighting over there!
No less will win. There is no other
way to provide the money the Gov
eminent must have. Noother stand
ard can make the Fourth Liberty
Loan a Success.
Lend the way they fight
Buy Bonds to your utmost .
This space contributed TO thinning the BY
Md AT DON'T MTQED r
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
LAISVEs SVIEsA
TURF BUT SkAISTI,

Laisves sviesa visuo-
met turi but skaisti. Ia
sviesa ju1ns nurode ke-
lia, kuomet JUS. pasieke-
te Americas pakrascius.
Ia Laisves Sviesa jus
kviete laisvon salin, lai-
svu zmoniu tarpan.
Kiekvienas vyras, kick
viena moteris ir Hekvie-
mas vaikas, mylintis sioj
salyj laisve, privalo pirk-
ii Laisves bondsus.
Pirkite bondsus Sian
die! Pasirodykite, jog es-
ate Vertl TO SaugumO II
laisves, kokia naudojates
visi tos Sviesos spindu-
liuose po zvaigzdeta We
lava.
subskripcija baigiasi
spaliu 10 d. Neuztrukite.
Parodykite savo patrijo-
tizma remdami vyriausy-
be.
Atminkite, Liberty
Bond yra saugiausias pa
saulyj pinigu indelis. Tuo
keliu sutaupysite pinigQ
ir prisidesite prie auto
kratizmo sutruSkinimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
pPEZTDENTAS ATSARGIAT
VETKS.
Gyventojai neprivalo tuo ri
pinties.

WASHINGTON, spal. 10
Vakar su preziGertu kOnfera-
vo senatorius Ashurst IS Ari-
zonos. Po konferencijos sena-
torius praneSe, kad gyvento-
jai tegu nusiramina. Preziden-
tas nieko TOXIC neatliks. kas
gal6tu Gors maziausia dalimi
pakerkti talkininkQ arnIiju
laimejimams. Erezjdantas vel
ks su tartinai su talkininkais,
gi jis zinc ta1lzininlIu paEuras
taikos reiaaIe. Kiekvienas
zingsn:s nnodugnlai = Visapu-
siai 2pgalyd5amas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
TALKTNINKA1 STOJO
NAUJAN UzPUOLIMAN.
Eina jie Flandrijoje kaip We
sula.
Su Talk. Armijomis Fland-

Su Talk. Armijomis Fland-
rijoje, spal. 15.-Anglai, pran
cuzai il belgai Sitam fronte
prad6jo naujq milziniSkq uz-
puolimQ prizes vokieGius vakar
ryte. MuSiai seka visu Flandri
JOS frOntu. Talkininkai varosi
tieSiog ant Client il Courtrai.
Ataka prasideda nuo Confines
if tesiasi ! Siaurius.
Trijp nacijp kariuomene
vakar pakilo po paduoto zenk-
10. Prizes uzpuolimQ nebuvo
bOmbardavimo. Tas vokiecius
labai nustebino ir juos atrado
savo apkasuCse beveik nepasi-
ruOsusius.
kliuS dabar vokieGiams ge-
raj nuo $ito uzpuolimo. Tai
kininkams gall TEXT vokieGiQ
nardanciQ laiyA, bazds Belgi-
JOS pakraSGi lose.
Karts lanke talkininkQ ar
mijoms ne galvoje,- jei kas kur
kaIba apie taikq. Cia nera po-
litikos. Cia tik dedamos pas
tangoS, kad kuoveikiaus Su-
truSkinti vOkieGius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
SUV. VALSTUy MUGS
TOLlATkAREIE.

Washington, Spal. l5.-Va-
kar prane$tame kareiviQ Sq-
raSe yra:
IuvusiQ muSiuose 1856
PrazuvuSiQ muSiQ metu 80
Pavoiingai suzeiStu 2S7
Mirusip nuo zaizdQ 73
MirusiQ nuo viSOkiQ nelaim.
atsitikimu 9
MirusiQ nuo ligQ Sc
Lengvai suzeistQ s
SuzeistQ, kuriu stovis ne
apsprestas q
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
Tas pat veikiasi If Europoj

Apturimos ziniOS is Londo-
no ir Paryziaus, kad tenal
kaip Spauda, taip il zmontS
jokiQ kompromiSQ nereika-
Iauia turGti Su Vokietija. Laik-
raSGiai il zmoniQ Susirinkl-
mai iSkelia till vienq reikala-
vimq, kad Vokietija turl paSl-
duoti be jokiV * savo puS6s
sqlygQ. Y.
YpaG Paryziuje SaukiNma,
kad Vokietija pasiduotQ ne
kan kitam, kaip tik genera
lui FOch, kurS yra vokieclQ
pergalGtojaS.
NestebGtina todel, kad val
styb9s departamentas buvo
priverstaS paskelbti Zmonems
perspejimq, idant jie nereikS-
tn perdaug savo nuomoniQ
apie VokietijoS atsakymq, bet
palauktQ paties prezidento 70
dzio.
Dabar visi laukia, ka pasa-
kyS prezidentaS. JO zodis bus
stiprus. Kaip paSakyS, taip
lures but.
Abelnai yra manoma, kad
jei bus aiSkiai pareikalauta
pilnas Vokietijos pasidavi-
mas. Vokietija pasiduos. Mes
ten nera jau tvarkos, zmon6s
stow uz taikq, neatsiziurint !
DaSekmeS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
SIBERIJOJE VEIKIA K0-
ALICIJINE VALDzIA.
Kabinetan ineina ir gen. Hor-
vath.

Vladivostokas, spal. ID
Omske sutverta koalicijine
valdzia, kurion ineina ir gen.
Horvath. Jis yra atstovas su-
sineSin6jime su talkininkais,
veikianciais rytuose. NJ Us.
tragov apima gelezinkeliQ mi
nisterija, gi gen. PleSkov yra
vyriausias ruSu sp6kQ vadas
Siberijoj ir Mandzurijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
DIDELIs M1sKU GAIsRAs.
Keli simtai zmoniu zuvo.

Duluth, Mimi, spal. IS. =
Kilus miSku gaisrui Siaurry-
tinaj Minnesota valstijoj, su-
dege 81 miestelis. zuvo 298
zmones. Ligonin6se yra 106
zmon6s.
Yra ziniu, kad gaisras jau
sukontroliuotas. Bet pasakoja-
ma, kad gaisre tur6jo zuti "a
pie tukstantis zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
KA SAKO SENATORIAL
APIE VOKIETIJOS ATSA-
KYMA.

Washington, spal. 14=-Pri-
6mimas nors iSdalies Fokieti-
jos atsakymo j prezidento vii
sono notQ, dar Sutinkant su
laikina santaika, reikStQ, kad
talkininkai pralaimi kare.
Taip pasak6 senatorius Lodge
is Massachusetts valstijos, Sc
nato mazumos lydcris ir zy-
mus rcpublikoniSkas narys Sc
nato uzsieniQ rcikalQ komite-
| to.
Lodge stow uz tai, kad Vo-
kietija paSiduotu be jokiQ So
lygQ. Mes kitaip talkininkams
huty gGda Stoti kompromisan
IT. der6ties Su vokieCiaiS.
Senatorius sake: "Jei mes
priimame tq notQ, tai reiSkia
tq, kad Vokietiiai Siuo kartu
nepaSisekt pamu$ti pasauli, il
kad mes praloSeme kare.
"Prezidcntas pastOt6 iris
klausimus. hesitate jokiQ sally
gQ; nieko nezadGjo; nieko to-
kio ypatingo neapsi6m6 veik-
ii, neziurint to, koks bus at
sakymaS.
"Vokieciai tuos jo klausi-
mus isivaizdina, kaipo pas
tatytas sQlygas il ant gallo
tvirtina, kad laikinos santai-
kos padarymui jie sutinka Su
prezidento paSiulymais ir pa
sirenge pradGti diSkusiias.
"PaS vokieGiuS veikimO per
traukimas yra pirmas zingS-
mis-. Ir jie dar pasiulo, kad
jQ pasitraukimas is uzimtQ
teritorijQ butu aptartas mai
&ytos komisijos, kurioje su-
prantama, il jie patys turttQ
but reprezentuojami.
"Jci sutiksimc dabar su lai-
kina SantaiIla, Vokietija tu-
res progos susitvarkyti, at
naujinti savo armijas il pasi-
init Saugion vieton savo glnk-
lus If municija.
Tai labai svarbus daiktai.
"Paskui Vokietija pradGs su
mumiS diskuSijaS, pasiremda-
ma prezidento taikos princi-
pals.
"Negana tu principQ. Tie prin
cipai apima gyviausius reika-
lus-Alzasa, Lorraine, Suvie-
nytq Italia, Cekus-Sloval1us,
TurkQ iSvijimq is Europos il
labai daug kitQ daiktQ. Mes
tuomet su vokieciais s6d6sime
aplink stalq If su jais vesime
diskusijas. DiskusijQ metu gal
jiems kas nors nepatiks If jie
pagrumos kar6s atnaujinimu.
Gales tai padaryti, nes laikina
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
SERBAI EINA TOLIAUS.
Vokietiai ginsia savo fronta.

Londonas, spal. l5.-Serbai
paem6 savo Iuvusiq laikina
sostine Nish ir pasileido to-
liaus Siaurius, kur uzima XII
tus miestelius ir sodzius.
Gauta ziniu, kad vokieGiu
fieldmarSalas von Mackensen
savo kariuomene sutraukia
Padunojumi ir, sakoma, tq
frontq ginsiqs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
PRANCUZIJA PERTRAUKE
RYsIUS SU SUOMIJA.

Paryzius, spaI, l5.-Prancu-
zija pertrauk6 pusoficiialius
rySius su Suomija. Tie rySlai
gyvavo nuo pradzioS revoliu-
cijoS RuSijoje. Prancuzija at
Saukia savo atstOvQ.
Tai padoryta todel, kad
Suomija Savo sostan priima
vOkieti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
KANCLIERIS ELS sALIN.

Londonas, spal. 15.-Gauta
ziniu, kad ant naujo vokieciq
kanclierio galvos renkasi di-
deli debesys. -Junkeriai pakyla
prizes j ir zada nuversti salin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
UzGINA KAIZERIO ABDI-
KAVIMA.

Bern, spal. 15.-Wolff blu
70 agentura is Berlyno ofici-
jaliai uzgina pakilusias pas
kalas apie kaizerio abdikavi-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
NAUJAS TALK|N|NKQ UzPU0-
L|MAS FLANDR|JOJE
ANGLA1 UzGULE ANT DO
UAI.

Londonas, spal. .15.-Anglai
baigia apsiausti miestq Douai
is dviejQ SonQ. Vokieciai tik
todel laikosi, kad lcisti Wy
riausiai kariuomenGs DALAI su
sveiku kailiu apleisti miestq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
LUDENDORFF PADAVE
REzIGNAC1JA.

Geneva, spal. 15.- Is Vo-
kietijos praneSama, kad gen.
Ludendorff padave rezignaci-
ia, kuomet kanclieris .siunte
prezidentui Wilsonui pirma
IA lota. ...-.-....s.. .--
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15

= San Juan, Porto Rico,
spal. -spaliQ II d. eia bu--
vo zemes drebejimas, IA Emo
niQ zuyo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
PORTUGALTJOJE PAS
KELBTA KARES STOVIS.
To priezastis nepasakoma.

Lisbona, spal. ID Portu-
gulijos vyriausybe visoj sa-
vo Salyj paskelbe kareS sto-
vi. Kar6s stoviu direktuoja
prezidontas, kaipo armijos ir
Iaivvno vyriausias vadaS.
To zingsnio priezastis ne
pasakOma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
WTLSONAS
DUOs GRELTA ATsAKyMA
Valstyb6s departamentas ga
yo turku nota.

Washington, >paJ. i5.-\~o-
ki~tiioS at<aky1nu Gia vakar
govo per kabeli Sveicarijo$
paSiuntinyStt. At>uNymaS bu-
70 vokic@iu kalboie. NcikIai
i>ycr~ra angliSkon kaIbon If
SuIvginta ~ tekStu. gautu SEES
tadioni hpvioIiu telegraph.
Svpicariio< pa>iuntinyS FIRE.
derrick OpderIin tuoiaus SuSl-
ne>G Su valStybtS Department
tn. Pirm dvyIiktoS Nokjetijos
oficijali at>akymQ indavd de-
Dartamentui. Sveicarijo< pa
siuntinyS valstybt$ Sekreto-
riau~ LanSin@o ofiSc atrado
ir pulkininE2 House, prezl-
donto patartjQ.
X vaI~tyb1S dcpartamento
tuoiauS per paSiumtinl nota
pasiQSta i RajtuoSius Rumu>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15

Santaika jiemS iSgelb6s armi-
jas If jie jas lures laiko SUIT
varkyti. Suprantama, nebus
baisus tokSai. jQ grumojimas.
Bet kan tas reikalinga, jei be
to galima pilnai apsieiti.
BUS tai derybQ ir kompro-
misc taika. O juk musq prezl-
dentas yra pasakes: "Negali
but taika atsiekta jokiu derry
bQ arba kompromiso keliu'.
"Ju pasiulymuose visai ne
prisimenama apie atlyginimq,
apie zmoniu zudymq nardan-
ciQ laiviQ kampanijoje. Vadi-
nasi, mes turime but palikti
vokieGiu diplomatu malonei.
Tie diplomatai aptars, kokius
mes turime gauti atlyginimus
uz Vokietijos. atliktas pikta-
darybes".
IA sako kiti senatorial.
Xiii zymesnieji senatorial
Stai kq sake apie Vokietijos
atsakyma:
Senatorius Shield is Tenne-
ssee: Vokietija privalo aiken
t6ti uz tas kar6s baisenybes,
arba isibriovimu ton salin ar
ba milziniSkuoju atlyginimu
uz Saliu sunaikinima il visa
skriaudas. Negali but laikinos
santaikos, kol musu armijos
neatsidurs Vokietijon ir kuo-
met mes atsirasime pozicijoje
diktuoti jai salygas.
Senatorius Harry is India
ma: Vienatin6 kares pabaiga
gall but Vokietijai pasidavus
be jokiu salygu. ! =
Senatorius Gore is Oklaho-
ma: Nesu tikras, kad ameri-
koniSka tauta dabartin6se sa-
lygose galetq pasitenkinti kuo
nors mazesniu, kaip kad Ho-
henzollernQ pranykmu is
.zmcniQ akiQ. Norime taikos,
bet ne laikinos santaikos.
Sen. j. Reed is Missouri: Jei
ia nota n6ra induota su gerais
morals, tai vo4zieeiQ lSlastingu-
mas veikiai paaiSkes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
ITALAI PAEME KAVAYA.

Rymas, spal. 15.-Italai Al
banijoje progresuoja. Jie pa
tmd miestq Kavaya, atsiran-
danti uz II myliQ pietrytuose
nuo DurazzO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15
OrICUALIAI GAUTA
VOkIETUOS ATSAkY-
MAS
VISUR SAUKIA: VOKIETIJA
TURF PASIDUOTI!
LaUhi2maS grGitas PrD1d0ntO
z0diS

taS apturtta beTlehu telegra-
tu.
SekrctoriuS Baker vos tik
parkcIiaveS IS Pr0ncuzijoS.
.Ji> turi daugel! informacijQ
apie visa stow kar6S from
tuo<r. apic vokieGiQ pastan-
gas taikinties.
Konferencijon in3jo il pulk,
House. kurS uZvakar su pre-
zideutu atkeliavo is New GOr-
ko.
Kontcrencijon vtliausia nu-
i;o >pIlretoriu> Daniels. Pc
HonfercncijoS viSi Sekretoriai
ir puIk. House aplankG valS-
tvbi>. karls IL laivynO bus
tuS, kad tuo tarpu prezlden-
taS buvo paliktas vicnas stu
dijuoti notQ il Saminti atSa-
kymQ.
N-ulsybGS SekretoriauS de-
partamento virSininkaS Polk
puSllui turtjo konferencijq Su
BritunijoS paSiuntiniu. Matyt,
huvo SuSineSta Su LOndonu,
is kur girdziami balSai, kad
Britannia prieSinaSi laikinai
Santaikai, kad reikaIauja Vi
>uotino EokietijoS paSidavi-
mo.
Prezidentas veiks greitai.
HAS dabar ivyks, Sunku pa
>akyti. Vi>i lukeriuoja prezi-
,In,to W;Isono zodzio. Apie
,+.,,I.,,,,, ni,., iol,;n. of;c;ia
~, H;n;,, T;I, +;oI, 5;noma
,,I -, u;,1ont,s WiI.onas
,.o;I.. aro;+o; Sakoma ba io-
I,io nztrukimo atsakvs Vokie-
+iiai Koks bus tas atsaky-
mas. tai kIausimas. zinovai
tv;rtina kod nrezidentas pa-
roikaIals Vokietiios visiSko
paS;davimo.
KaIbama kad Wasbinoto-
mas tno reikaIu dar uzvakar
brvo s,sinpSes 81 talkininkais,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15

sais ginklaiS, amunicija.
Miestuose atlaikomi suSi-
rinkimoi, furiuose Saukiama,
kad negalinti but kitokia tai
ka, kaip tik pilnos VokietijoS
pasidavimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-15

- Paryzius, spal. 15.-Bul-
garija talkininkams sugrazi-
ma visas nuosavybes, kokias
buvo pa6musi karas metu.
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
WORK OR FIGHT.
RULING MAY Be
EXTENDED SOON

While the problem Of obtaining a
sufficient number Of men to fill the
September calls "a engaging the at
tention Of Provost Marshal General
Crowder and his staf. it was learned
today that thsy are giving cpnsidera-
tion to plans for extending the work
or fight" order.
When Secretary Baker ruled that
base ball was a non-essentiaI occupa-
tion and that diamond stars Of draft
age who had secured deferred CLASH
fication must after September obtain
work that would benefit the nation,
complaints began to filter into Gen
eral Crowder's office that actors, and
particularly movie" stars, should
also feel the weight of the Govern
ment's power to force men Of draft
age to either work or fight
The large number OF chauffeurs
throughout the country have also
fallen under the scrutiny of the Pro-
vost Marshal Generals office. Under
the present regulations, only chauf-
feurs who perform other duties in ad-
dition to driving a car come within
the work or fight" ruling. The
cruising chauffeurs who infest the
downtown districts in many cities
seeking flares" are likely to figure
in any new regulations that may be
drawn
There Is also some talk Of including
lawyers, BARRIERS, circus men, and a
host Of others in any new regulations
that may be issued extending the
crowder "work or fight" order.
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
RY. COMMISSION
INDORSES IDEA OF
WAR LABOR BOARD

Following in the wake of the War
Labor Board which made a similar
recommendation, the National Asso-
citation OF Railway and Utility Com
missioners has filed with President
Wilson recommendations for the es-
tablishment OF a national public util-
tiles administration to recommend
rate increases for certain utilities as
a war measure. The association has
as members practically all state COM
missions
The association proposes that the
beard have three members to be en-
powered to cooperate with state and
municipal authorities in matters
where rates are concerned. Any in
creases granted, the association says,
should be for the duration of the war
only.
1t was pointed out in the communi-
cation that each rate increase should
be considered separately, since 1t is
considered inadvisable for any Fed
eral authority to urge a general ad-
vance.
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
Heads Sad Outfit
Prisoner Of Marines
Admits 1t In Diary

United States marines around
Chateau Thierry changed one
German lieutenants contempt for
American prowess literally over
night.
Lieutenant Tillmans. Of the
Baden guards. wrote on June Z
in his diary: at must be a sad
outfit which allows itself to be
thrown out by the Americans"
June Q to 10. he wrote, after
moving up againts the "toufel-
hunden": "The worst night of
my life. It Is . wonder that the
fellows were all at their posts
when the Americans attacked"
His diary closed that night,
for he fell prisoner. to the devil
dogs"
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
G. ". U. SUMMER SCHOOL
HOLDING FINAL EXAMS

Most OF the classes In the Arts and
Sciences Department OF the George
washington University Summer
School today are holding their final
examinations, bringing to q close the
major part of the work Of the seS-
sion These classes have been In
session six weeks. A few Of the
classes, scheduled to run eight
weeks, will continue two weeks lon
ger.
The session just closing is the
most successful in the entire history
of the university, according to DR..
William Carl Ruedjar dean OF
Teachers College and director Of the
summer school Despite the war the
enrolment in the Department OF
Arts and Sciences. has been $40, an
increase OF approximately 30 per
cent
Enrolment in the law department
Is .seventy-six, a marked increase
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
GERMAN TROOPS
TOLD TO SHOOT
RED CROSS men

The German general headquarters
has issued orders that under no cir
cumstances shall enemy stretcher
bearers be allowed to succor wound
ed or bury dead in No Mans Land.
according to French cables today.
The documentary evidence taken
from the body Of . dead officer fol-
lows:
"On no pretext whatsoever should
the enemy be allowed to bury his
dead or pick up his wounded In No
Mans Land under the protection OF
the Red Cross II the enemy should
still attempt to do so a warning shot
must be fred. II this shot has no
effect the enemy must be riddled with
bullets. We need enemy dead and
wounded not only for Identification
purposes but also to reduce his re-
serves in man power by the capture
OF his wounded"
The order has been carried out to
the letter in several instances, French
officers report
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
.2YOUNGSTERSSET
PACE FOR SALVAGE
CAMPAIGN LEADER
By Goldberg
save a scrap and save a souil-

save q scrap and save Soul!
II every scrap that Harry King. agsd
nine. and Charles Jones. aged eleven.
have gathered and brought to Engine
House No. for the salvage committee
Of the Red Cross. represents q life, those
two young patriots have saved q whole
battalion OF men to return to the lines
and fight the Germans.
Both boys read in The Times how
salvage may mean that the life Of Bouts
fighting men would be saved either IN Z
field hospital station or q reclamat1ou
hospital In the United States, and con
sequentiy started doing their 'bIts
In one block these young patriots
cleared up every scrap OF rags, paper
and metal. The collected over 800 pounds
Of waste paper. II took them all after
noon to do 1t and the sweat was pouring
down their young faces Mrs John Al
len Dougherty. chairman Of the salvage
committee. noticed the good work that
the boys had done. and predicts thaA
every boy In Washington win soon Be Z
soldier for Uncle Sam In his salvage
army"
A mother. poorly clad, was the central
figure Of purely patriotic scene, at
an engine house today. Two little tnts
were trudgfng at her side; abe was push-
ing baby carriage nlied with old paper
and ragA p
1T u this class Of people," said MrA
Dougherty, who are responding most
literally and increasingly. The com
mittee owe . grateful praise Of thanks
to them"
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
FORMER Dutch
SHIP GOES DOWN
AFTER COLLISION

The American steamship Poseidon,
formerly under the Dutch flag, was
sunk in a collision with an American
tanker last Wednesday, says an an
nouncement by the Navy Department.
Five members OF her crew of thirty
eight are still missing. Capt. J.
Durie, the master, died Of exposure
after being landed by a patrol boat
that picked up thirty-three members
of the crew. The crash occurred OF
the Atlantic coast
The Poseidon was one OF the Dutch
vessels taken over by the American
Government. An investigation is
under way today to fix responsibility
for the collision. The tanker was so
badly damaged that she was forced to
put in at an Atlantic port
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
2s VIOLATED FUEL RULE.

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Aug. j.
Twenty-six merchants and proprte-
tors OF restaurants and other busi-
ness places here have been tagged"
by the police for failing to observe
the Government ruling for lghtless
nights. Members OF the local fuel
commission stated that all violations
would be promptly reported to State
Fuel Administrator Meyer. Since
this announcement the order has
been generally observed and no fur
ther violations have been reported
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
GO eLoAMINe IN SURF.

Excursionists at Chesapeake Beach.
the Capitals only saltwater pleasure
resort. have discovered a preventive Of
sunburn- 1t Is twilight bathing. The
diversion Is all the rage at the beach
this season. War workers who are COM
PEELED to remain at their desks in the
Government departments during the day
and who make the trip to the resort on
the after-office train are finding 1t posi-
BILE to remain in the water as late as 3
o'clock each evening-not alone avoid
ing sunburn, but also enjoying their
plunge in the most delightful period OF
the day. when the sunset glow furnishes
a romantic setting and the sun itself Is
too low to burn their skin
The Washington times., 1918-08-03
.HO[TzENDORFF,l
.RET|RESAS CHIEF Of
FOE NAVAL STAFF

COPENHAGEN, Aug. &-m healfn,
1t became known today. caused the re-
trement OF Admiral Won Holtzendorff,
chief Of the German admiralty STAN. He
will be succeeded by Admiral Reinhardt
Scheer, commander Of the battle deet-
Admiral Won Holtzendorn was recalled
from retirement In 1918
His appointment was regarded a. q
rebuke to admirals concerned In ths
battle with the British feet on the coast
Of Jutland and an Official admission that
the outcome was not a German victory.