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Evening star., 1918-09-01

markets and bid up prices. Capital
found itself making enormous prof
its. Labor. confronted by cost of
living that went up by leaps and
bounds. demanded an increased wage
that-tt might subsist under the new
conditions. Strikes and lockouts fol-
lowed. Employers were accused Of
being profiteers; labor was accused
of being disloyal
The American Federation of Labor
and other labor organizations came
organizations at the disposal of the
government. But they were able to
reach only a small percentage Of the
workers. OF the 80. .000,0 toilers. in
this country only about 100000 be.
unosTganiHed l1ns az 0 worRers, caught between
the millstones of high prices and
low wages. fought desperately for
elf-preservation. The lack Of CO.
ordination among the workers threat
ened seriously to interfere with the
prosecution Of the war.
When the employees of the Chicago
packing houses threatened to go on
strike last year the government was
forced to take hand. Federal arbi-
tration was proposed and. much to the
surprise Of every one, resulted in an
agreement between the packers and
their employees on all but two or three
of the disputed points. On these points
the federal arbitrator gave decisions
which were accepted by both parties.
and the threatened disaster Of a meat
famine was averted.
AS an outcome Of the successful ar
bitration of the packing house dis
putes there was created the war labor
conference board. composed of five
representatives of employers and five
representatives of labor. In April of
this year, by proclamation of the
President. the organization was given
official status as the national war la
Dor board. Former President William
H. Taft and Frank p. Walsh, Chair
man of the former federal commission
of Industrial relations. became joint
chairmen of the new body. Mr.. Taft
Evening star., 1918-09-01
Labor Day and LabOrS New Era in America

boards achievements was the ADJUST
mont of the wages Of street railway
employees in large number OF cities;
The street railway companies involved
contended that they would not pay
higher wages unless they were at tne
same time granted permission 10 IN
had no control over street railway
fares, but under the declaration OF
principles adopted street railway
workers were entitled to living
wage. and accordingly 1t granted in
practically every case the awards
were accepted. and in number Of
instances public service corporations
already have permitted read1ust-
ment of fares to meet the higher wage
scales.
Out of the almost countless cases
which have come before the board
there are two which stand out as
beacon lights for guidance in settling
all future industrial controversies.
* X
At Bridgeport, Conn. one of the
busiest of war industry centers, labor
disputes were seriously interfering
with productions. The manufacture
ers Of Bridgeport got together and
asked the war labor board to consider
the whole labor problem of the COM
munity and to establish base from
which the adjustment of all differ
ences between employer and employe
should proceed. Following this the
lnborers of Bridgeport held great
mass meeting. indorsed the request Of
the manufacturers and agreed to
abide by the decisions of the board.
The board sent its experts to Bridge
port to make thorough study of all
matters involved in the question Of
wages and hours and working condi-
tions. With the report of it's ex-
perts before 1T. the board proceeded
to lay down rules which not only
brought about Industrial peace but
assure that 1t will continue.
What was done at Bethlehem, Pa,
was even more striking and more
epochal. There under the direction
committee Of six members was formed.
three representing the employers and
three the workers, with chairman
appointed by the government and
members devote their entire time to
the work and are paid salaries. An
expert examiner, an employe of the I
board. was assigned to Bethlehem to
cooperate with the adjustment COM
mittee. All decisions made by this
parties in interest. and although ap-
peal to the War Labor Board Is pro-
vided for. no appeal has yet been
taken.
The board has no authority in law
for enforcing its decisions. but for
this purpose it has a weapon moro
powerful than any law-the force Of
public opinion. While there is no
statute law to give force to its man.
dates. the board itself by its decisions
is creating a code Of common law Of
Industry law of reasonableness
and justice. 1t was in just such man.
ner that the common law of England
came into being.
Many things are being changed by
the great war, but none more radi!
cally than the relations between cap
ital and labor. These changes will
benefit capital and will benefit labor.
but more than all they will benefit
the great American public. And the
fact that the public Is to be the chief
beneficiary of the reforms Is the as
surance of their permanency.
Evening star., 1918-09-01
Hun Boast Is DiSproved.

A MOTHER Hun boast has been
~ disproved and another German
n plagiarism demonstrated. For
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
TIE TOWN KNOCKER.

'When the Creator had made an
good things. there was still some dirty
work % DO. So IIe made BEASTS and
reptile ana poisonous INSECTS and
when lie bad finished TIE had some
scraps that were too bad % put into
the raffiesnake. the hycua. the scor-
pion and the skunk So he put au
these together covered BE- with -u-pi-
cion. wrapped 10 with icalo~y. marked
il with a yellow streak and called 90
knoekcr.
This product was So fearful Go com
template. that he had 90 make SOME
thing o. couutcract b. so he took
sunbeam. puf 10 iu the heart OF % child
and the brain of % man wrapped 10 in
civic pride. covered 30 with brothcrly
love. gave b. mask 81 velvet and
grasp of steel. and made 10 lover Of
fields and flowers and manly sports. "a
believer ia equality and Justice. u
worker for and supporter Of every
good thing and called IL hooster-
and ever since moral man has had
the privilege Of choosing his assoc
ciatesr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
WORTH KNOWING.

Automobile date hack to the time
of Sir Isaac Newton, who iu 1G~O pre-
posed form oft steam carriage which
embodied the essential features of o.
steam automobile Iu 17so Nathan
Read patented and constructed q
mo,lcl -tcam carriage On l109 "a
French army officer. Nicholas CuEuot.
built thrce-Nheel automobile Ia
America as early a~ 1856 oliver Evans
suggested road wagon to he pro
pclled by steam. In 1~u3 Richard
Treritbick went ninety miles in
steam carriage which was exhibited
iu London. Many such were operated
during the past century tiu 1856. Since
when Improvement aud perfection
have come.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
srOP RoBBING FARMERS.

President Wilson has come 20 the
RESCUE Of fhe American farmer.
Awaiting himself of the fuu powers of
the National defense uct the presi-
dent by proclamation placed under
strict government control the imiior-
mfiou manufacture. storage and dis
trihutiou of au farm equipment All
dealers in These commodities are re-
quired by Tire proclamation 90 ob iim
federal Iceu~cs to de- business The.
secretary of agriculture who is given
jurisdiction. a. clothed with complete
authority to regulate the business and
prevent profib-eriug m the selling II
farm implements and equipment to
the farmers.
Failure on the part Of dealers in
the commodities o. obey the regula-
tions viii not only render them liable
Co forfeiture Of license 90 do business.
but time Of 5000 aud Imprisonment
for mot more than two years. or both.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFN THE SKIN.
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for
your face neck. arms and hands

At the cost of small Jar Of ordi
nary cold cream one can prepare q
full quarter pint of the most wonder
fnl lemon skin soffener and complex
ion beautifcr. 10y squeezing the Juice
Of two fresh lemons into "a bottle CON
tanning three ounces of orchard white.
Care should De- taken % strain the
fuic,. through a fine cloth so no lemon
pulp gets in. then this lotion viii keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice is used 10
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles. sallOwness and tan and IL
the ideal skin softener. whitener and
beauiifier.
Just try fl, Get three ounces Of or
ehard white at any drug store ard
two lemons from the grocer and make
mn a quarter pint Of this sweetiy fra
Grant lemon lotion and massage II
daily into the face. neck. arms and
hands II is marvellous 10 smoother
rough, red hands.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
LIKE ~ ELECTRIC
BUTTON ON TOES.
Tells wig a corn j. 80 painful and
SAYS cutting makes
them grow.

Press an electric button and you
form 90 contact with "a live wire which
rings the bell when your shoes press
against your corn e. pushes its sharp
roots down upon a sensitive nerve and
sou get shock of pain.
Instead Of trimming your corns.
which only makes them grow. Just
step into amy drug store and ask for
a quarter of am ounce of freezane.
This will cost very little but is suffi-
cient 10 remove every hard or soft
corn or eallus from ones feet A few
drops applied directly upon a tender.
aching corn stops the soreness instant
~. and soon the corn shriveIs up "a If
lifts right out, root and all. withouf
pain. This drug freezone is harmless
and never inilames OF even irritafes
the surrounding skin. AL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
WRITES To DEAD MAN.

Last week County Clerk Wake sam
ucls reviewed letter addressed tp ..
NJ Samucls ga which there was ana or
der Tor flowers to - delivered to "a
lady in clinton FOR Mothers Day
AIR. Samucls died nearly quarter 81
century ago. and even before his
death the Mississippi valley Nursery
was but name. Clinton Gazette.
lie must have becu ana advertiser in
his day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
DECORATION DAY.

National Memorial Day Thursday.
May go. is designated by President
Wilson in 60 proclamation as duy Of
public humiliation. prayer and fasting
rhe people uf the nation are asked to
gather that day iu their places 81 vor-
ship and pray Tor the victory OF the
American armies which win bring 60
peace founded upon mercy Justice and
good will
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

There are indications that the Beck.
ham faction will line up for McAdoo
Tor president. assuring him Of the sun
port 81 both factions in Kentucky I'm
l12o. ollie james and other admit,
iStration leaders are of course for IN.
President choice. Ina fact the ticker
may De- McAdcO and James-Ker-
tuckian
Hon seth Curtin leaves this wec,,
"n a business trip Ia Cincinnati .na
other points.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
SUPER WHEAT EVOLVED.

\ supper Wheat" containing IA
per cent gluten. has been evolved hy
Luther Burbank. the plant wizard ~
california. after experiments extend
ing over n years II may be- grown
from Hudson Bay 10 Patagonia. The
new wheat is said 10 be Of the winter
variety very hardy and producing a
very white flour
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

Sullow complexion q dine % a torpid
liver. HEKBINE strengthens and
purifes the liver and bowels and re
stores the rosy bloom Of health 90 the
cheek. Price 5Oc. Sold by Hickman
Drug Go. adv
Warren Ellison. am old Hickman
boy. has landed im France with our
fighting forces.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

special prayer for the cessation
90 the evils tormeuting humanity dur
ins mass on 81 Peters day. june -
IS urged hy Pope Benedict in special
message addressed Co the whole world
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

Martin. Tenn. last week shipped
four carloads Of poultry worth Slow
and two carloads of eggs worth $1,000
total Of S24eoO Not a bad week :
,.,sip,ss Of the kind for One town 10
make.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
NOTICE

!. G. O. Shelby. viii. ON the first
Tuesday in June, place application Re
fore the Prison Board at Frankfort.
asking parole under and pursuant Of
an act enacted 10y the Legislature Of
1910. being charged with murder and
convicted at Clinton. Kentucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
To Cure a Gold in One Dnv.

Take LAXATIVE BROsfO ouinine. Il stop- the
Cough and Headache and works OF the Cold.
Druggists refund money u u fails 20 cure.
4 y. GROVES signature ca each bcz. Sc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

For sale: Nice new Alfalfa HAY
"a. j. FRENCH. route g. 5-23p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

Courier for three months. zoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
Scblintflte Brctkratualle
finSen ift Cetttbcro ftatt

8iirid, IA. Stni.-Sier tpur6e
beitte befannt oaR e8 IeBten Cams.
tog au 2en1berg, @nli5ieit, Su i1lint-
men 8rotfrotpaIen gefonutlen lit.
@enI6enbaufen erItiirit1ten Die 2d.
SEN un6 8abn3itac, Die gtabrun9S.
n1itteI nod Der itoIieniiben Sront
beforoerten. 9ie 9oli5et mar mndt-
log uno &ruppen muBten oiifgebo-
ten tperoen. 9ie 8ebor0en bo6en
i'm nebr Srltppen eriuht.
Sier 1T oie WSeIol1ng eingetrof-
fen DOB Die Seiterreiher 90.
8ootifon, grdiiheut bes @olfsfont-
nliiioriots IN Dem Son @ebiet, bit,-
ri6ten IieBen. Gs beiBt, boB in
&oiton Der SaubtItoot oes @ebiets,
oos arieg8reft erflGrt por0en lit.
3reiBig gauern pur6en in einen
Sample alpii6cn Soloaten rut0
8auern in Dem SSantpol 8iitrift er-
f6oIien. 9ie 0eIterrei9er babett
rne6rere 9orfer beiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
General gerI6ines geridJt.

@oi6ington IA. Sittti.-Sr1 iel-
mem geItrigen abeno6eri6t meloet
General @eribing, ooB i6mere feino'
Iihe glngriffe noromeItli9 BON Gba'
tear.Eb Ebierrp nit i6iperen 8erlnIten
fir 6ie 9eutiben abgeidlagen pur'
Sen. o0ie omeritantibe Sinie, "
beiBt es in Dem 8eri9t, 00ie ourdj
oie @roberltng 0es 8eaeau @ebol'
ses ineiter borgei6oben muroe, ber-
bleibt it1taft. Ole 8abnitotion dli
3omnorD 8aroncoltrt tultrOe bon
omerifaniiden 6liegern beidoiien;
Iie ale febrten ra9 ibrer 8aiis 5lt.
rid. 3ie 9trtiIlerietdtigfeit in 6em
&oul abidnitt bat nn6gelafien. Gin
oeutiGer @eroplan mari binter Der
omertfaniiden 2inie 8omben ber'
ob."
8os fran30iiife 9riegsonlt mel
set iiber bic outerifanii6en Ertppen,
oie itf in oen @efehten bel @batear.
SbierrD 10 riibulid berborgetan ba-
ben, folgenoes: DMit oem feiten
@ntidluB at iiegerI befin0en it6 Die
amerifonii6en 9treitfrafte oem IT,
nen aegeiriiberItebenoen Seinoe I'M
8orteil. Cant oes 3uianmenluir-
feng Der fran3oiti9en uno amerifant.
i6en Sruppen uno beg irnigen Srpi-
i6en ibnen beitebenoen 8erbdltnii-
les, lirt0 Die lotalen Sperationell
norotpeItli9 bon Gbatealt &bierrp
BON groBter g8idtigfeit, oa8 boben
Die gteiultate ge6eitigt.
SIM 8erloufe 0ieier Speratipnen
bat Die anterifaniide SSnfanterie ibre
@ei9idlidfeit I'M Manonerieren be.
ipielen. Ser Mhlt Der Sff5iere n1lo
Manni1aften eren8te an Sollhibn-
belt. Gin amerifoniiher 2ei1tnant,
oefien 9lbteiIltng bon einem feinoIt-
den Maidinengepebr an 8ormarib
bebin0ert tpurOe, 6tang foft1alein in
0en 8olo, mo- iidb oosieGbe befan6,
Dor lno bra4te oasielbe, nod0em
Die 8eoierltngsnannidoft oesieIben
in Die 5ltdt gei9logen mar, ouf
Der Sdulter trageto, in Die otne-
rifoniIde 2inie. Der 0alt Der
itebt nit Der iit-
perben 8ube bon M}itgIieoern oes
2a3aretforpS, Die nitten i'm au9eG.
regen ben 8ertpultoeten Die erIte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
Of GOVERNOR KEITH NEVILLE

To the people Of the State Of
Nebraska, Greeting: Your atten-
ton is called to the fact that Fri
day, June IA, will be the 141st
birthday Of our flag. This day
has been for many years, celebrat-
ed as flag day throughout hte re-
public. This year on its anniver-
sary it will stand side by side
with flags of other nations, re-
spected and loved as never before.
AS it floats in the sunlight, its
shadow will fall upon the brave
boys on the battlefields Of France
and our sailors and others on our
transports at sea. Let us at home
more than ever, glorify our ma
tional banner, knowing that it is
again being baptized with the
blood Of heroes, who are giving
their lives that the liberty which
it represents may finally become
the heritage of the whole world.
In consideration of these facts,
| set apart June ID, 1918, as flag
day. Witness my hand and the
seal of the state, this 18th day
Of June, 1918.
KEITH NEVILLE,
Governor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
Gin KlaoelieG Ser
Semtiben 4oreHe
S5lniide guIfsasitnns iast, baF
Seitfdje Grrnnsenidufteu SnrdJ
&erlnlte in amerita nnf-
geiupgen iuer6en.

8nIbington, ID. SUM. - syn ser
llnteroriiditng oes 9eltti9tllms il,
ben Ser. Stanten iiebt Die aoInifde
8oIts3eit1lng elm ltngIiif, meIdes
bis 5l einem getpiiisn RoBe Die ten.
tonti6en milit6riiden @rritngen.
idnften au nihte rodt, iogt eine
unoffisieIle 9epei6e ous Sronfreid).
pelae EN- &on1nentor 5u Der peift.
ntltiiAen 8tsfufiion IN Der oeiit-
fhtn 8reiie iiber 6te @reieniiie IN
Oen Ger. Stonten Iiefert un0 6ia
@olfs3eitling, nie folgt, 5ttiert:
nSerr @ilion bofft nit Der I'm.
ter0riifung Der 0eutiden @lPmente
Grfolq ait baben. @r miro erfoTg.
reih iein. 0ie 0eutide Grefie lit
in amerifo fnIt gang pnter0riidt
luorSen. Ser gr6Bte Seil Der 6ert.
iher SduIea lit bereits geiGIoIien.
Ole oeutiden 8ercine uiiiien ale
anbpiden beg 0ettibtrns obTtrei.
fen. @s lit Elm boIIitdnOiges De.
becle.
rGs lit unnotie, peiftmiftiid 5lt
iein un au erfernen 0aB Die Sol.
gen unIerer eltropdii6eu Siege IN
eirem getpiiIen @nBe bon Der Sotal'
funnte Der 8erluite, oie mir IN Slime.
rita erlitten bapel nufgewogen ner'
6ea. glles Dies fonnte borberge-
Ie6en tperoer.
.Nnh Dem ariege meroen Die
3eutIden nidt mebr no6 &merifa
geben fonnert 6em Die Samburg'
g(merifo 2inie uno Der Rorooeitt.
Tfe 2Iob6 Iteben I'M G6mnr8bud
6diffsuerften ltnb @eiddftslofole
fta6 berfauft fpor6en nit Dem Ser
bot, fie tpte0er an 8eutidIa16 nod
benz arieae ait berfn1fen. 9ie nnte-
rtfanifAe 4reIie fpriht bon einem
gerbot an oie Geltti6et 8erften 6t
fnnfen. gs miro Oo8 Gnoe beg oeltt'
Id1en transatl1ntiihen Sot16el8 iein.
,9luBer oieien Seegr1tnoitiifen
Itn0 beutide 8eIibtiiuer, Die einen
8ert bon 9tillionen bon Dollars re-
brdIentieren, 8orrdte an Gnpfer,
glifel, gaanupol(e, 2e6er unb &en1i'
iden grseugntiien beidlognobrt uno
ailr SerIteIlptng nmerifantiden
arieasmateriol8 pertpertoet fporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
Anter. 1oerlaitliItc
entbdlt 119 1laineit
Bier SOiuaer iuerOen baranf nHsese'
ben, 6nruuter elmer ans Council
Bluffs.

@oibingtoh Ia. SUM. = Qaa
9riegsnnlt CAB beute cine @erl1it'
IiIte befannt, Die insgeiamt 1t9 Sea.
men entbGIt. 80 Mann ftn6 i'm
Sample gefaIlen; 8 erIagen ibrer
@unoen; 6 itarben an arnnfbeiten;
8 biiBten our9 ltnf1Ile ibr 2eber
elm. 70 Wionn tpuroen idtper ber'
punoet. Die Sdpere Der @ltnoer
zines @tonnes fonnte nod ni6t felt.
eeitelt tper6en. 6iinf @ann tperber
beriniBt.
Soitptnann Gronf g8. 9aIett.
2eipiIton, Me., un6 Die 2elttnnnts
@rneYt s. Sertor, 0arier, Conn.
u1to George @tein gtep gorf, pur.
Sen i'm Sample get0tet. 2eutuant
Geo. g. Wtu8cie, 8aterburb, Conn,
tDuroe i9tper berlpunoet. 2elttnant
gbo8. g8. Marion, Baltimore, Der
friiber oIs berutiBt gernel6et tpurbe,
beftnoet 1td) m 9efd1geillndtf.
g(uf Ser 2iIte per6en ouh Die gau.
men bon bier SSSonaerit oneefiibrt,
oarttnter elmer aus Council 9lltffs.
SIN Sample gefnGGen 1T gbas. s.
&eeoer, 703 8eit 8. StraBe, Siour
gitb, ga.
einer aranf6eit erIag sSobn 8.
8rice, %. gloe. uno 5. StraBe,
Council 8luffs, 5o.
gfop so. Glen, Gnrlep, So tprrSe
fdfper beripun0et. 8ertpunoet, obne
oaB Die S1pere ieiner 8un6en felt.
geItellt puroe, 1T 6reberid arein-
bring, Brandon, SSo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
Bcfitrtucrteft
BeItraflite aner
Raiitpf0eaner

Qon6on, ia. Suni. Cgritii6e 30.
mirolitdt, orabtlo8. )-Quf @runo
Der utlitGriIhen 2age in 5ranfrei6
limo Die 6ellti6en GiIitariiten8eitun-
gen i6einbor iripiriert luorOen neue
0eutlhe 6rieoen8boridldge zines
Iebr aggreifiben Gbarafters slt ber.
ltfentli6en. sic reoen nidt biel
bon sSrieoen obne &riegsentihd0i-
gungen ttno 2(nnerionen. Sm @e.
genteil Die @egner 9eiitihlan6s iol-
Ier geuGB 6ieien 3eitltngen atfs
iGmerIte geItraft meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
gsene abseidlen fir 6Iieasr6ienit.

NoIbirgton, u. Suni.-Die Vl1l.
nobne neuer arngennb5eiden fir
rem arnee.6lie1er6ienit, Inn 6eniel-
ben bonn Sigrolforp8 8t unteri6ei.
ben, tpurOe gdTtern bertiinoet. 0as
Qlb5ei6en beItebt il, 8lpei tpageredten
9ron5efliiee[n un6 einem apiiden
oeniel6p.1 ienfraflt iteben6en fiber.
men 9robeller. gS iDtro bon alien
9ffi8ieren un6 Rannidaften i'm
6lieger6ienIt 5etragen iperOen Ole
Suti6nltr fir bie @btetIung iuirO
grim un6 idpar3 iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-14
8egeu 8erienbnng nnseniierter gil.
Der nerhnftet.

8et Der arierifanii6en g(rmee in
5ranfreid, IA. Su1i.-Gtn anteri-
fnniI.her Sliegerfaoett tpuroe berbof.
tet uno miro iid Dor Dem arieg8ge.
riHt berorltfporten miiHen uater Der
anffoge, oen Geriu6 geuladt au ia.
bcr, itn8enIierte photographer hurfy
einen 8ibiItIten BEL ben GrheSition8-
tt. ppet Der 6nriiffebrte, rod 2tme.
rita su ienoen. Ser 3ibilifi tpur6e
aus Dem 8erififfungsbofen auriid.
gebraft.
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@as bentfder arieasminifter iaat

2CHS DeHIluJet NlttBsHlhtl1I tuSA'
g(mIter0aut, ID. Stunt. = Inter
$inpeis ouf Die neuerlihen oel1tiden
grfoIge iogte Der preaBii6e &riegs.
nttniIter General b. @tein in ieiner
idon eripGbnten Reidstdg8re0e nod:
Ser @r1tno fir 0ieie @rfolge
iuur6e borbereitet ourd bic nd6tigen
Ghldqe, tuelde Der britiiden arutee
IN Ser S6Ia9t bon 9Irntentteres uno
bor Dem Berg aenlnnel beriett tDltr.
Sen. galr oo6ur6, boB er fran8oii'
id,e g1eierben an Ser Sonne lrro IN
Elonbern ms Ereffen bradte, mar
Ser geino itnitar0e, Die aerrtiiene
britiihe Gront 8u fltden. Die fron-
aofiiben 9ibiiionett 5ltr Inter-
ftiibltng Der britiiden 9lrmee feltge.
b1tnoen, febIten natiirlidertpeiie am
3nnenbodpeg, un6 Die eridopften
britiSAen 9ibiiionen ipel6e man an
0ieiem 8unft einiebte. fonnten ooS
@eipibt beg 6eutiden Qngriffs ntdt
ausbolten. 0eit beiipieTGoier Sdnel-
liqfeit, neIde ielbit Oiejenige beg
8orriiden8 an Ser italienii6en
ssront, i'm borigen Serbit, iibertraf
murbe Ser 9lngriff iiegreid iiber ben,
9(i8nefluB an Der 9forne Onrdge-
fiibrt.
,g(uBer ieinen @dnni6aftsoer-
IltIten erlitt Ser GeinO einen enorn1en
an &rieg8moterialten itno
augItattltng. 1lngebeure 8orrdte bon
Wunition, tpeIde an ben 8erbtn.
61,nqslinien binter Der 6ront Der ge.
fd)loqenen fron86iiihen Grnee otfge.
bGuft moren, fielen ebenfaIls in un-
iere SGnoe, gona 70 tpie mir oorber
enorrne 8orrdte bon Der britiihen
arnree erbelltet bntten."
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Die Dcrlitfte ser
11tarinctrtttp

8aibington, ID. SUM. - Mus
Der beltte oerofferltIidten @erI1It.
liIte Ser IN fSranfrei6 fGnlpfenben
omerifanii6en @orinetrupben gebt
berbor, 6oB s I'M &an1pfe fielen, 6
Den erIittenen S8ltn6en erragen ltno
AS f6mer bertp1t1loet tpuroen. Naa.
Ior Benjamin 9. 8errp BON Seem
0orf uno Soupt1narn Oscar Sc.
Galtforpel bon groipfor6bilIe, sSno.,
purOen I'M @efedt i9iper bertpun6et.
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gro6i6itionsfiiGrer bengeu nd Oem
Minen 8ilipns.

8of6ington, IA SUM. SnfoIge
6er Cppofition OeS 8rdiioenten SSH.
ion mer6en oie 9robibitionsleiter
i'm Senot o. grobibitions5uidbe
sur 2tGerbolt gprniIligungsborGnge
fallen loiien. s5elfe anoere Sdritte
unternomHen meroen, INN ieIbit.
ftdnoige grobi6itionsgeiebe 6ur6.
5ufiibreb miro ipdter enti6ieOen
ner6en.
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Stableeiellidaft 5dblt $233, ,465,000
Steuern.

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llnite6 States Steel Corporation bat
ongetiinoigt, DAB ibre 8un6es.@in-
fonlmen. un0 lleberprofititeuer in
S0be bon $233,465,OO0 beanblt
nproen iei. gs lit 6ies Die groBte
Steuer5abIltng irgen6 elmer 9orpo.
ration.