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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-08

POKoI z F~INLANDYA.

Amsterdam, 8. marca. - Do
nosza z Berlina, IL podpisanym
zostal ukiad pokojowy z Finlan-
dyq, ktora zobowiazuje sic ME Cd
stepowaG swoich terytoryow, nj
dawac ma Mich koncesyi - zad--
nemu pahstwu be- zgody Me
mice, "a co Niemcy obiecuja po-
starac sic o uznanie niepodlegio-
sci Finlandyi przez wszystkie
panstwa. Wyspy Aland maja bye
stale ME fortyfikowane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-08
I V0jNY!!
l. w miescie Juriew Niemcy

- w mieScie Juriew Niemcy
powiesili bez sadu i litoSci 200
os6b, wSr6d straconych byly /
kobiety, kt6rych ciaia do rzeki po-
wrzucano. Niemcy maja tax sro-
DE postepowac z ludnoScia ro-
Syjska, IL Trockij miai powiado-
mic komende niemiecka, IL jeSli
'Niemcy ME z~aprzestan9 tych O.
l;rucienstw, to Rosyanie straca
100 balonow niemieckich z Esto-
nil, trzymanych jake zakiadni-
kow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-08

lest w katedrze Westminster
porzadek pogrzebu jeszcze ME O.
gIoszory, lecz zapewne odbedzie
sic ceremonial W Wexford, ro-
dzinnem miejscu Westforda. I
Dublina donosza, il miasto Gale
i inne grody ir1andzkie obwieszo-
ne So zaiobncmi flagami Z powo-
du zgonu wielkiego irlandzkiego
DatrVOty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-08
. Gen. Peutler z duzym oddzia

lem niemieckich - czy austryac-
kich wojsk zostai pobity przez re-
wolucyjne wojska rosyjskie pod
Konotopem W Czernichowskiem ;
Peutler musial sic cofnac Z pod
Konotopa.
- Moskwy donosza, IL tam
tcisza Rada Rad uchwalila zna-
czna wiekszoScia ratyfikowac po-
koi z Niemcami...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-08
ZGON ~KARDYNAkA.

Rzym, 8. marca. - Zmarl tn
kardynal X. Dominik Serafini,
prefekt Kongregacyi Propagandy
WARY; urodzil sic w r. 1852, 20
stall kardynaEem w r. 1914, a pre-
fektem wymienionej kongrega-
cyl zostai w r. 1916.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-08

w nastepuJacych mieJscacn
ma Town of Lake MONA otrzy.
mac ,,Dziennik Chicagoski":
BOCHNIAK -
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PUBLIC SALES.
ADMINISTRATOR 5 SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue of an order 81 The Orpha rs
Court will hc exposed to sale at public
auction or vendue Tuesday. October ,,
E isas Honse WILMINGTON. Del the foliow,
ing described real estate. late OF Grace L.
gallagher deceased to W.T.
No !. Tso-stoFy brich dweiling No 9os
Bennett street. having a front on Bennett
street of IA feet and depth OF % feet. IL
inches
Bennett street having front on Bennett
street of ~ feet and depth OF o5 feet. IL
inches.
No ! Two-story brick dwelling No el9
Bennett street, having front ON Bennett
street of II feet. Ia inches and depth
No ! Two-story brick dwelling. no s45
BENNETT street. having a front on Bennett
street OF IA feet aud depth 81 90 feet.
40 s Two-story brick dwelling No So
Bennett street. ing a front on Bennett
street Of Is feet. ) inches. and depth OF
Hn & Iwo-story brick dwelling, No s64
Bennett street, having front on Bennett
street OF 10 feet. 3 inches. and depth Of
No. Iwo-story brick dwelling. No. o3I
Bennett street. having front on Bennett
street Of II feet and depth 81 Us feet. IL
No TWo-story hrick dwelling No ass
Bennett street. having front on Bennett
street ol II feet and depth oi oS feet IL
| No. 0. Two-story brick dwelling. No. 8t3
Bennett street, having front on Bennett
street of 4 feet and depth OF 20 feet
For full description and terms OF safe
see proceedings IN the Orphans Court or
large hand bills posted Or consult the
HUGH A GALLAGHER.
Administrators OF Grace r. Gallagher. de
ceased or Charles I. Curiey, ESQ, his
Attest. Norman z Crouch. Clerk 0. c
Wilmington, Del sept. Is. 1918
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shooting lodge OF summer home 0u thes2-
Dpaks Bav within close distance Dt the
famous Chesapeake FLAT
Property consists ot about -tg acres
most OF which y ia nigh state Of CuttiVa-
ton balance in woodland and fruit.
lmprovenents consist 81 ne" '1 1rie,I.,
design excehent light and plenty Of vtn-
tHatlou. House Is On high ol1o dlr@,tiy
I'D lropl he water edge snU com manos a
bsauu tut vieW Of the Nusquehanne TiVer,
North East iiHer and chesapeake bay Tor
many mites House mas a tsrge hg1asr@onn
room stepping porch. &c. ana - com
p.etely furnished Also, corupicte Sifh
treating plant and open nrspiaces
Other improvements consist of nev nsrn.
EranHrH garage. chicken h0uss. new tene-
ment house ana complete eiecirc lgbJ ana
water plants
rhe farming equipment IS uew and con-
picte IN every cetali. Likewise. tbis estate
includes compete. cunning oats such
80 two powerhDsts. single snd doupiC shoot
ing box and ssH eTal hundred decoYs
Property is offered becsuso owner has no
future use Of same "hlch ~ouid ne eN-
pisjned al interview anu any far ouer
will receive serious consideration
Property is not fer rom ns~ stalf [osI
10 Wilmington Baltimore anu aShing-
on can also DC reached ny tram. PennSNt-
vania railroad. vita e&cruen5 S'fNiee.
Immediate possession could o. nad and
property occupied sitnin Gay notice
T6is estate N is entirety would make
an ideal club TO b. used the entire year
Eor further Information or permit 20
inspect apply =. .. Boz AZ. Chester.
Pa.
FOR sALE-Seven-room house. With hot
water heat and ali modern ConN eniencsS
Win garage, Ia hns location Address
, J >. Every EveInns once
kok SALk or exchange Tor house. Two
uIce building lots at EleNentb and Clay ton
streets 10y N .. CuIDcrt. l-O9 neSt
/ Alnth street. "
tOR sALE-BEAU TIFJL HOME.
MEAN TWENTY SAA bhIh AND
AlAkhEI SIX ROOMS, BAFH,
tOhCH AND HEATER ALL HhE
hAt ~ ,5L1lSSo> lNt I erSS9rE
IS. ~ YOU WANT a GOOD. MOD
I'm home AND POsSESSlON
roo Do NOT MISS THIS BIO BAR
GAIN. APPLY .. hDN ARD Con
lbUN. 9l5 ONANOk eihLEI.
kOR oALE-ssx-roo uouse. Oarsaln. APP
ply 20 y. Ia Gt00a. &O%l Eis1beentn
street. Phone 51io.
| NANUFACTURING SITE il heart Of
business section s2Xill feet Near all
! shipping points. ideal location for manu-
| featuring plant. garage. storcnouse or ware
! house. Address T. Every Evening OF
/ hce.
OWN home Figure Up your lass eight
years rent receipts My plan viii cost
you no more per mouth. and you viii own
the home. William a. jones. 81 Shipley
street a. N. ~ ~ p M
PROPERTY d three aces on kennett
pike. seven miles from Wilmington ola
shade. a ~, livery Evening Once
BOOMING house Cor safe Also. the furni-
lure aud garage. good invest meat APP
plS 10 french street
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE Suits and wigs 10 hire
Specialists in paints and make-ups. Frank
Biesnger. corner Fourth aud Walnut street
Phone $3.50 w
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WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS. 900 carpets and rugs wanted
TO clean. Both phones. George II. Lang
Co. 1905 Orange street
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sTENOGRAP HI.

LOST your stenogrspher Don worry.
II help YOU out until you replace Ter.
Public Sleaogrspher. Hotel ou Point
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SHAAfPOOING and scalp treatment at
Nour home Phone 42a7 W Bertha NJ
Ernest i2S T. sixth street cut of towE
appoint ments accepted
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WANTED TO BUY.

BE PATRIOTIC. Save your waste material
II Is essential ka2s paper. scrap iron.
rlIbter ais Siavin Bros. i07Ip9 Orange
street ID Ii $3.50 W.
HIGHEST cash prices for scrap iron. rags
metals and newspapers Phone Auto.
2372 United Junk Co. III Orange
street.
WANTED to buy small. second h and safe
Apply lOa W Second street
RAGS. newspapers metals. furniture and
all kinds OF Junk We pay highest prices
in Delaware b Sloan. 1914 Madison street.
~ A. phone 1915 j.
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HELP WANTED.

GOV EKNMENT wants thousands Of clerks
Men women 81 lUU year " IlInlngton cX-
aIninAtions coming. sample coschins lessons
fres Franklin institute. Dept. - h. Koch
ester.
JANITOR hUo. MAN and WIFE
NINETY DOLLARS per month LIZ M
QUARTERS and HEAT free. steady work,
{. Every Evening ofiice
NANTED- Names women. girls. or
UAtf. Wishing 20 Try examinations Tor
government positions 500 month -.
Every Evening Once.
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SO DAILY distributing prize patriotic PIC
turtS Liberty and Peace, 'frue sons of
Freedom Human Liberty Boil Victory
Honor kol Great excitement Demand
enormous. Samples free. Also portrait cata-
log Consolidated Portrait co. 1888 W.
Adams street, Chicago
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FOR SALE

1914 w Third 81 rooms. beth. srWrf.
Immediate possession.
GIn4t2 - Clayton 81. \ rooms. hath.
sewer porch. bot water heat
6f2 Hfoofno g. ~ tooua. bath sewer.
porch. heater
3u7 y Van Buren, sf p rOnBls sewer.
2g2 Franklin - g rooms. hath. Hnenr.
pIg-2l Lanraater Ave. rooms. bath.
scwHf
itui-J Film AZ o rooms. bath sewer
81 Poplar st rooms. hath. sewer
~ Madison e. store Z r0pme. haih.
sCwrr
M Madison 81 . rooms. hath. sewer.
on Lancaster Ave. rOyma, bath. srwor
~ y franklin 81. r0pm@ bath
M y Cor Chestnut and Jackson fts..
stprp. - rpunas. taf ". porch. a"Sfr ~.
session
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-,.-.,-u,...,1 o,,1 ,,,o
chnnisaI Tor an essential industry Prefer
assnnssi s,eaH 'ant T TaSnut and ma"hincry
a e,e,lins state ag' ufia, a,a 10 a,@,i
,,,,-,.,,., ,e...,a,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ann,
bhl y NC ,ia1,,, NJ 49, 90 psnnsv,
s'V' 49, =, To-,
IDIN
.
WAR NpkkEhS
AT TIM
~ NCu CONSTRUCTORS 60
SKATERS.
III MbhhH,
unT AtK EI.R%A1E MN
,,,,
,ppRIHe
ruprp.
fLAS = hbN
pIASTEREks' nBlPEB-
AID
LiNENEN
ArPLN
-
LNlAEb SD p A@Aii - - -
BUREAU.
, ,,,,,,,y r. ,.r, ,x.,rL Anni,-
aShNfHn - S.t,,,r a,,3 ,,,,n
huVet '"Ahe
streets
AiEN-Age n to 50 Experience unnecee
report. saiarie>. expense American for
500 ,,e,svs s,,n ,,n.,,,,.t
stnas q nennruy. 100 Marsrt -
80, IL,
SALESMAN wanted Man n"' haae !" tei'
~ "a" draii ~ man ~ :" %, !" asa i,,s ~,
ei9oN % ~, ..s, 49,, q .,s,t ,,r,,,,,,.,
lion w,u ~ maut Address - 10 hNery
t,.nins 0ruce
..s ...,,. e.. 49,,
sp,nans ana three es,re to- Saturday
afternoon. ~ Market street
- ,o- AL, .,,,c, ana
an apprentice, Apply keN~.e \ Brr-. az
/, ina ~ yssat
,,.-..a..a- frro,.,a .lso one
VAN - ., - ~, ,.,a,,, ,oa,t,s U-,,rL
an . s.,,,eisi p,p,ne Apply SAL Grain -
piusiv"S 10 iatt Mark, street.
FIRST CLASS
ttbEME.N
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DELAW ARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE
Licensed and bonded Advances made on
watches. diamonds iewelry j Rose Prop
IL b. Sc yenth street
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FoR sALE.

Garner bouse square plan modern. 100
" Tweptv-@aventh street. SIX rooms, bath.
porrh. heater. Possession oct1beV 20.
t2o7 n sixth street 10 r0onls. bat b..
F1orrh heater Can he bought On easy
terms Possession
IOOT " Fifth street. eight rooms, path
and heater. Convenient location
&. ]. O'kEEFE
Phone 1881 ". seventh street.
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COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE Or
KENT. GRAND OLD SHADE
TREES. II ROOMS AND BATH.
SITUATED AZ ELMH T. RST, ADJ
JDINfNis RI6HARDsON PARK
APPLY EI.NiHLKSr REALTY CO,
a2s MAkhEI STREET. OK VII
MlNGTOA PROVi5iON co. THIRD
AND UkANGE STREETS.
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT rooms. uufurnis he'd
Nppty II I Pollard FOG Market
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I-NCATIFD-FOR TAILOR MADE
suns AND ONERC OATS. Si4 20
sell BROS. $40 MAkbE1 STREET
OPEN EVENINGS.
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sps fe.t frontage located main thorough
fare stIt side baltimore city limits, 500
r,,t atos. ti,S.s water z, "a acres Frame and
stone residence. rooms. large bsttf"oth
Flert rt.it, throughout for lighting vacuum
rieanioR -veten and pumping water Hot
vale 6estIna Stone garage staOiC Grove
forest trees. me Tor poultry 100 other trees
borelsr uropertN prIcg $i5.OoU " H. -.
Head. n 1Ouiawn. Md
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
BRoOME ST 500 n Large pleasant,
well furnished second story front room
hot ana cold water in room cle.'tTic light.
h.. NatuT heat Very nice location. Suitable
for ITO gentlemen
DESIRABLE furnished room for q gentle
man bathroom adjoining Telephone
Sol
FOH RENT Win private family nicely
furnished room with all CpnA CnieuCeS
Gentlemen only. Apply SO6 Van Buren,
stTCCf
Fl FINISHED room for gentleman Refer
ences exchanged Address J a. Every
Evening OfhCC
LARGE well furnished front room suit
able for Onr or tHo gentlemen. 1000 ".
seventh street
ROOM Furnished Tor gentleman, Apply
aO4 jackson street
ROOMS Two, desirable. unfurniShed $50
per month Running water in one room
ito " Invent y-secOnd street
ROOMS for rent.
200 West street.
TWO furnished rooms for light bousekeep-
ing Phone -
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Edward w. Pyle * CO
90 Market Street


FOR HENT-rwo 81 room bungalows
No children. Apply Mrs. James Henry
shellpuL Park
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FOR -Seven-roOm house. With hot
water heat and ali modern ConN eniepCsS
Win garage, IA nns locatlop- ADDRESS
J 3. Every EveIans Omce
kOh SALk or exchange Tor q house. No
uice building Iots at Eleventh. and Clay ton
streets by n u CuIDert. l-u9 west
Ninth
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STORAGE.

STORAGE rooms for rent Both phones
George r Lang Co. LOB Orange.
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AM STILL GIVING REASONABLE
SERVICE both quality and delivery.
Chas II Gray, Printer u East Eighth
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ROCK EEpER--A Assistant douhic-cntfy
who can also operate typewriter. Apply
han
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Ash for Horncrs sliced beef IN the black
and white sanitary boz. Delicious. ecC-
nomicAl box front wCrft stamp.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
The Transportation Problem.

Everybody remembers how
business houses shut down and
families actually suffered for
coal Il few months ago. 1t
WASH I that we didn't have the
coal III plenty or that we were
shipping too much coal out of
the country-but il was on nc
count of the railroad tie-up.
OF course, the extreme weather
added to the difficulties, but the
prime and very evident reason
was the shortage of cars. The
government had taken over the
railroads, was using the cars
Tor it's own use, and they were,
therefore, not available for the
transportation of coal.
The farmer, a little later on,
Is liable to experience the same
difficulty i'll moving his crops
To the centers of distribution,
unless he has forethought
enough now to prepare fer this
emergency.
Groups of farmers should
combine and consult the re-
sponslble parties higher" up
about transportation facilities,
aud should leave no stone I'm.
turned TO got a definite express
sion. or a definite promise of
cars, for what profiteth it the
GARNER if he raise bumper"
crop and ii spells FOR want OF
means of transportation.
The farmer must plan now
Tor his needs and it is none TOO
soon TO provide for moving Of
crops this fall.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
Reginald Smith Dead.

The whole town of Big Stone
Gap is saddened by the death
of Reginald Smith, oldest con
of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith,
who died at six-thirty Tuesday
afternoon Mt the home of his
parents from blood poisoning.
Reginald just returned last
Tuesday week ago from
Blacksburg. where he attended
achool ut the V. p. |. this year
and passed all his examinations
successfully. He was eighteen
years, ten months and nineteen
days old.
Funeral services will lie held
Thursday from the Southern
Methodist Church, Of which he
was a member. His remains
will be inferred in Glencoe
Cemetery after the funeral ser
vices by the side Of his sister
Esther.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
THE NEW SUGAR CERTIFICATE

The sugar certificate which WAS
adopted May yrd for use In thu sale
OF sugar for preserving and canning
purposes has been discontinued. A
now form OF certificate has boon
adopted to take its place. The word
ing OF the certificate Is given below.
No merchant may sell on any one
certificate more than Is pounds Of
suFar, although. Il necessary. pur.
chaser may use more than one cor.
tincate al time 81 his moods abso
lutoly warrant such a purchase The
certificates Will be carefully scru,ini1 60
whom they arc returned to the Food
Administrator. and when It is found
that merchant is allowing a large
amount of sugar TO a single purchaser
an Investigation Will be made and
stringent action taken II the Gales OF
sugar have been unwGrrnntsd Fol
lowing ia the wording OF tho nov
sugar certificate:
.....-............ 1918.
hereby declare TO the United
States Food ADMINISTRATION that ! lie
Eire to purchase from. ........
........,..........
an amour; Of. pounds OF sugar
for my use for preserving and canning
purpose, only. and that | shall return
any surplus not used for this purpose
used .... lbs OF sugar for these
purposes last year and hive.
ioh. on hand.
signed
Aoorets' s.'.'.''.' ''..'....,
This Certifcsis must be returned
to your Local Food Administrator
within reven days
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
FOOD ADMINISTRATION RULke
ABOUT ICE.

The law department OF the United
State Food Administration has ruled
that the manufacture and distribution
OF ice comes under the food control
act. The Food Administration Is con
e"rned thit there shall be no prod.
teering in leo. and especially that the
cost OF lee tor those elements OF the
community which are lsast able TO pro
tect themselves shall not be increased
over last year unless absolute proof
can be given by ice eompsnies "a 10
HE necessity. Any Increase in price
over that OF last season TO the house
hold consumer Will. therefore, Justify
investigation as 10 whether II consti-
tutes profi,eeriuE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
Don't Gloom The Boys.

Ii you have any regard for the
boys in France, don't write
gloomy letters. Keep the clouds
out of yonr correspondence; and
let it breathe naught but sun
shine and cheer Ii doubts as
sail you, keep them to your
self, and give the soldier boy
letters breathing optimism and
confidence. II family cares
and Worries beset you, rcmem.
Der that his care is infinitely
gfcnler than your own. Your
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05

Tho bare fact that President
Wilson has asked Congress for
authority to raise m army of
four millions of men, should
strike some people in this coun-
try with severe jolt. ooh, 1t
will soon be over" or 81 hope
it will end SOON" has been the
burden of the song of the would
be Stacker. With it he attempts
to get by IN his pitiful evasion
of the calls of his government
for the unstinted support Of 10y
al son. President Wilson would
never call for such an army had
he the least hope that the end
was in sight. We have been
assured by the Allied leaders
that our strength must he
thrown into the fray before
victory can even be hoped for,
And with the calling of this I'M
mensc force, the companion call
will go out for those left at
home to sustain these armies in
the field. Our sons, our broth
ers, husbands and fathers are
going tower there Mark well
the man or the woman who
seeks by any prctext to escape
his or her Just share of respon.
sibilily for their support Yes,
the hour has arrived when We
must include the women in this
grave responsibility. No one
who can by any possible means
contribute has now the right to
lag behind. Slothfulness, mae
tivity, wastcfulncss, idleness,
must be obsolete words in the
vocabulary Of Americans until
our boys shall have forever put
TO rest that accursed nightmare
of Prussianism.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
German
U-Boats
Sink Nine Coastwise Ameri-
can Vessels.

New York, June 3. - Nine
American vessels were known
tonight to have been sunk by
German submarines of the
North Atlantic coast since May
%.
The largest to fall prey to the
raiders which are seeking to
prevent the smiling Of transports
with troops for the battle itlis
of France, was the New York
and Porto Rico liner, Carolina,
of 5000 tons, which was attack :
ed sunday night about l25 mil, $
southeast of Sandy Hook. The
fate Of her 800 passengers and
crew of 100 who took to the
boats when shells began to fall
about the vessel was unknown
late tonight, but there was hope
they had been picked up by
some passing ship or would
reach shore safely in the small
boats. Not ii life was lost in
the sinking of the other ships,
according to late reports to-
night.
Besides the Carolina the known
victims of the u boats are the
Atlantic Refining Company
Tanker; Herbert |. Pratt, the
steamship, Winnie Connie of
$500 tons and six schoonrr.,
the largest OF which were the
Hauppage, new ship of 10000
tons, and the Edward II. Cole.
The crews of these eight YES.
sells have been landed NJ Atlani.
ic ports.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05

burden is personal one, while
on his brave shoulders rests the
cares of n nation.
Bright confident letters from
home, breathing Of love and
confidence in our cause and in
the heroes who are unfolding
it, will do more To win this war
than any other agency. And
gloomy forebodings and wall
ings will rs surely rctard if not
defeat us. Your boy should
hear none but good news from
home unless absolutely necessa.
ny. Not that his love and dcvo
ton ia any less than of old rather
greater. This he is proving by
his presence on the battle front.
But his one supreme thought
now is to strike with the Ut
most OF his power for the safe
~ and sanctity of his home,
and his heart should know no
other care.
Keep The Rlooms at home, if
they must exist. aud send the
sunshine to the bows
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1918-06-05
TELEGRAM FROM Nh. HOOVER
ABOUT THE coRsERVA.
lion OE MEAL

"'rhe Food Administration Is OF.
,remel. DESTROYS OF securing economy
In consumption OF kil Kinds OF mests
without reinstsllation OF moatlesI days
for the present
"Seasonel decline In volume OF Ani
mails coming TO market 10 now In prog.
ress and It's volume viii undoubt eddy
further decrease during the next few
months. ss IS usual. but probably the
amount OF such decrease il ye, 90
Ecurc.
Tile necessities for shipment
abroad to our Army and Allies are
very large and amount 10. roughly.
seventysilye million pounds inca; and
meat products OF all kinds per week
against pre-war noimal OF less than
fifteen million pounds Even with
these large shipments the Allies have
found il necessary to reduce con
sumption of all kints u meats snd
roritN to an average Of about one
and onc'iuntter pounds per week per
person in order that no further draft
should b" made upon shipping than is
now required for the transport OF our
soldlefs, Our consumption OF meats
Is about three and one quarter pounds
per week per person. and II we are TO
make both ends balance during the
short marketing season. we nina, have
further economy.
IN tho public will continue In rigor.
GUS elimination OF waste and shall