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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

Estate of Nicholas Pull. Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mich
olas Pull, Decedent. >
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting OF
administration of the estate Of said
decedent:
The petition of Catherine Pull
having been filed in this court, repre-
senting that Nicholas Pull, then a
resident of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died inestate on
the End day of January, 1918, and
praying that letters of administration
of his estate be granted to her the
said Catherine Pull, and the court
having fixed the time and place for
hearing said petition;
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
are hereby cited and required to show
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

cause, If any you have, before this
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
Of Minnesota, on the
LIST DAY OF MARCH, 1918,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court this 4th
dayday of February, 1918.
(Court Seal) j. B.. HIMSL,
F7-14-21. Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
8ritiide &erlnite aelmer ab.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, oh
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2onbon n, 1. Seb:: - 8ritti6e
@erlulte mdbreno 6es Monats So
nl1ar beliefen ii6 ol1f 73,017, Die iid
1pie foIgt b%ertbeiGen: @et06tet ober
@un6en erlegem: Sffi5iere 35S,
Mami6aften $685. @ertpunoet
o6er bermiBt: Offi5iere 1905, Mann=
16nften $780,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
@en11 Mmfer int Gtaate regteren.

Omaba> Meb., 2. 8eb. 8e<
ger ongebli9 belt6m0iger nebertre-
tung 6es 1taatli6en Brobibitto1rsge=
ietes bat &idter DaD itn bieiigen 81
Itriftsgeridt cine 8%erfiiga1ng inter
5eidnet, our6 Die 6as Minar6 &otel
nit ieinen 6retbnn6ert 3immern Elm
ga115es Sabr Lang gei6loiien bleiben
muB. Die Mobel 11r6 an6eren @in=
ri6tungs Itiide tper6en bel6lagrtabmt
un6 perfauft. Ser Cribs ion Dem
.Sdmlfom6 5rgltte fommen. Die 81
Qentbmmeer 6es &otels miiiien cine
bon $500 be5ablen. Sos
@ebGpoe. 6arf tpte es IN Ser gerfi<
gung beibt, tpGbren6 bes gan5en SAT-
reg iberbol1pt ni6t beniibt tper6en.
@be Dor eirigen Sabren nit 6em 8m1
Don 8tDei 1relter1 @otels begonrtert
epur6e, geb0rte oos MiGar6 gu BEN
b%eltbetarmten im go15en Staate. SIM
W3ai 6es Iebten Sabres trut Dos itoa=
Iide BrobibitionsgeieB in 8irfiom=
feit nn6 ieitber botten bic 8ebor6en
tpieoerbolt @elegenbeit, bem Sotel
pegen 6es ongbliden 8erfaufs be-
raniden6er @etrdtfe @eitde ab5n=
itatten.' Mm fat6 a1b itets @efran-
tie BEL 6aien 91trdfndatngen. @inmal
mnr6e Sdnapps im @ertbe BON S.
1000 ent6edf rrb befdlagnabmt. Die
S6liebu1g 6es Minarb &otels 1T ber
erite Son ieiner Mrt felt bent Bette
fen BEG itoatliden Brobibitionsgeie.
bes. Ma1 bebntptet iiber6ies tpobl
nidN nit lnreM, 6aB IN feinem
Stoote ie borber cine 6raittfdere
6trafperfiignlng megen nebertre1ng
zines iolden @eiebes getroffen muir
De. @otne Miler, Der @igentbiimer
6es @ebG1t6es, mir6 gegerr 6as ur'
Meil beim @tnntsobergeriht Beirut
ung etnlegen.
- swsL-sE. AAsGMS So T#a.-4a#
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
&anaba idlieft Gabrifen anf bret
Sage.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918, as required by the
Act of. Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Sttama, 5. Geb. = @eitern-
ube1r6 tpa1roe al1f @orid1ag pom 6. q.
Margath, 6em Observation-Disclosures
tpalter Der Dominion, Elf Ste
gierungserlaB bonn &abinett atge=
rommen, ser 5a1m 3meGe Der &onier=
pieratng ben 8etrdieb Der Sabrifem
fir Ben g., 10. rn6 II. Sebruar il1s=
pen6iert. Ser grlaB umlblieBt ale
W1nitionsfabrifen: re ftnbet aui
@e1t=&anabo unb Die maritimen Pro.
bin5en feline Mntpen6ung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Imerifaniide Sr1ppen tb1en rtdtt
qet1 Grpnt6ienf.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
@oibington, 4. Sch. = ST.
6em er 6te @atto1t parnt, ii9 6nr6
.8eri9te iiber Streifs un6 on6ere IN
mere nnr11ben in 9euti9lan6 ni6t
5n einem Mablaiien 1T BEN &r1egs=
borbereitnngen berleiten gu laiien,
mo6t. SefretGr 8afer in ietner tD0=
6entliden militdrH9en neberii6t
a119 Die omtlide @efanntmad1ng,
6aB amerifmiidJe Srnppen ieBt emo
li9 einen Ebeil Der mirfliden
5dlo6front balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
9as lette Mnfsebpt SET. erfte,n M1ts-
bebnng miro ant %. Tebrtar
~pinhprmfpn

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
@afbington, 5. 6eb. -Hro-
boitgeneral @rotpber mndte be1te be-
fanm, 6aB 6us 1ebte Mufgebot Der
.erften 2oiurtg int 3eitro1tm born %.
bis %. Gebruar eingeaogen tper6en
tpir6. 6iermit fin6et Sic erite Ius-
beb11ng ibnen Mbi1InB ,6o ale Stoa-
tert Sic n11f iie erhfanen6e 3abl &efrn=
ten %geliefert baben. 911r9 1ieie @in-
ber11fn1rg tpir6 1ie @5ttGrffe ser Mntio=
nolarmee o1f 685,0OO gebrabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

@inc.innati, 3. Sebr. = STE
1e tiefgelegene 6dufer iteben unter
@aifer. Stint .@troBenbnbnlinien
baben BEN 8etrteb eingeitent. Gin
ba1bes 9uben6 Sdnlen lit ge6loi=
fer' mor6en. Dies lit in f1tr5en@or-
ten 6ie @eididte Der beutigen 6l1ttb
6es Obioflniies, sic biele StroBen in
Ser nnteri ta6t bon Cincinnati nn6
in Sem 8orit66ten Mberi6tpem1nt fat.
Ser .6lub 1T mnf iiber go guB ge=
ftiegen, Ser .bohite Stan6 felt Ser gro
Ben G1htb in 1918, sic ein5ige Ser
artige SIutb, under ser Cincinnati ,ie
geIitten bot @is6Gmrfte. nrterbaB
Cincinnati, morde bon 20 SUB Ste
fe, balten Dos @ofer m1f, io6oB 6as
8oiier 5mriidapetbt un6 fid Metlen
apeit na1s6ebmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
@emms Sdiffe 5nm Srnppentrans=
port, iagt Daniels.

@emms Sdiffe 5nm Srnppentrans=
port. iast Daniels.
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 7, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917;
50
@oibington, 5. Sch. Die
amerifanii6e Marine lit lther, oaB
oen11o Observation-Disclosures Dor
Ron6en iin6, I'm .6ie Mntpeienbeit
bon 100000 a~merifmiiden Soloo=
.ten friib in 6ielem Sabre CUR 8etptB=
beit 81 ma6en.
Diele @rflGrung tpurbe geItern
abe116 ipdt BON Sefretdr 9aniels o11=
toriitert un6 nnterltiitt 6ie @rfla=
ru1g, sic fiir5li9 BON Sefretar 8afer
Dor 6em miIitGril6en &omitee 6es
5e1ats obgegeben un6 bon Senator
tSitdood Don. Nebrasfa geitern als
yobiolut mi6efiinnig uno' ibertrie-
ben" be5eidnet mnr6e. 5efretar Da=
niels erlieB sic grfldrung, als ibm
mitgetbeilt mur6e, 6aB Sefretar So
fer 8orausloge iiber sic 3hbl Ser
nod o1spdrts gu ien6enoen Manner
~at1gegriffen moroen lei. St lief it'd
nidt berbei gu iagett, Oh nod Mn1iht
oes 0eportements Ser 0nsblid inbe=
altq ouf Sdiffe Elm 6erartiger lei, oob
mani. NIT Medt ertparten tonne, Dob
gn6e 1918 cine Miqion Mann mebr
in Sronfreth iein pir6en.
@efretqr 8ofer lebnte es ab, lih
in iroen6 pelder Weiie auf @enator
Sttdeods Me6e gu d11Bern. SSm Senat
tpuroe Sic Me6e 6es 5enotorS bon
Mebrasfa iofort mgegriffen. 0ie Se.
uatoren @iGims> bon Wihii1ippt
u1no Mee6 BON Miilouri, Demofraten,
ertpioerten, itoem iie 6ie @eorgartfa=
tionsmaBnobmen fir Dos &rtegstpe=
fen als 8oridIdge CUR Nn1aBnt1g
Don 8rdlioent @ilious Mrtoritat Der
tporfen. Ser grftere erfflairte, 6ab es
sic oeutlde Mrt nn6 8eiie lei, Die
standardization 6ur6 ben Sdgt1111B gu
aiebet," un6 6rd1,gte OUR Mufgobe
ser Mgitation, 90 Ole 8emi1b1ngen.
bie 8ias 6urd5roridef, tpegen 6es
fiheren getos Ser @refutibe 5tpeflos
ieien. Senator @ee6, gleidfaus eth
MitqIie6 6es miIitdrtiden &onttees,
Der sic @enatoren &itdcof nno
Chamberlain aIs ntrantaitbqre Ba=
trioten prizes, b~eba1ptete,. oaB Die 8in
betreffs @rridhung eines &riegsfabt=
1etts Unconstitutional lei nn6 lobte
6ie @rrungenidaften ser @egier1tne
in 6ieiem &riege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
@ier ita1ieniide 1tn6 8 fran56fide
SL:EEn ~nE~Ena

Sdiffe seinnfen.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
Som 81. Son..- Die Ser itolie=
nifden Sdifffobrt 61r6 Minen o6er
Smu6boobe beruria6fen 8erluite be-
liefen 1td IN ser lebten 8ode m1f
81pei Dampfer bon ie iiber 1900 Son=
mem @ebult. Sos tp11r6e be11te uberr6
a1ntli9 arpgeffIn6igt. @inem 9am-
pier, Der bei6a6igt mor6en NOR, ge=
lang es, einert Soften 5u errendJen.
Drei fran5diiidp S6iffe unter 1900
CORNER tpatr6en tpdbrenb Der @obe
geiu1tten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Tlieseriberfa4 amf Gtabte in &ene:
ten.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, N1917.
Mom, 5. 6eb. - 8ene6ig ltn6 Ell
ne Mn3ob1 StG6te in ser @bene bon
@enetien fin6 elmer, geitrigen mtli=
den italienii9en Mittbeilung 5ufolge
bon fein6liden SIiegern bombar6iert
uor6en. @dbren6 in @ene6ig tpe6er
mo6 @erluite Die Solge 6es
Mngriffs tparen, tpltr6en groBe Ser
it0rrngen in Ben 5tG6ten Ba61.c,
Srebiio nn6 Meitre a1tgeridbet, no
gleiGfans biele 3ibiIiften get06bet
a1n6 bertpun6et tpnr6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Hit0coek kr1tiliert Sc
kretdr Baker Inn $enat.
1IprtIeti1na bon Sette ~

aelo1,aeu ,,id)t 5um Yraiioenten, nibt
eiulllal su Ben &abinettsmltgl1eoernl
Sic fonlnen gu sen 5enatorea uno
Meprale11tanten. Ser Sraltoent 1tno
Ser arieggefretar baben a1gei1id9etn-
lid sic Mdirael in bem gegenhpartlge11
Spltem entoedt unb obne 8elesge-
b1,lla cine M%enoerung perludt, aber
obne @rfolg."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

3lt Ben ~berlorener Saeen geb6rea
are6 in u~rrferer errtten Bet oteleri~
aen Enqe, ont semen trnrt mtd1t tperr1gr
items etn1naI ber5li9 geGad@ bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
6iinfsebn britiide Sanbelsidiffe ais
t,prSpnff np1npIhpf

UHHI3eyH UTnlHuJt DHHDe1SIM111t7 ulS
berfenft genelbet.
True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918. as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
"a
2onbon, l. 6eb. = Sin Mn-
tpadien Der S6iffsberluite 5eigt itd
IN Der geitern aber6 ausgegebenen
.amtliden leberit6t, Die 6ie 3erit0-
rar11g bon 1re1111 56iffen bon iiber
1900 Sorn1en un6 feds Sdfffen bon
urter 6ieiem Son1tengebalt mel6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
20 Yeriome1 getSbtet in einera SSlie.
aeranariff a1tf TariS.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct Of October 9Th 1917,
@aris, /. Seb. = Denti6e SIZE
ger baben geitern abe1ro einen Mr-
griff arf 9aris genlabt. Sic 5taot
m1roe I'M 1a12 l1br alarmiert. Sr
berIfie6enen 5ta6ttbeilen 1tnb in ben
8or It1oten ma1r0en 8o1nben abgepor=
fen.
Mmtli6 miro befnnrt gemadt, oab
bel bem 211ftiiberf fan IN ber berga11=
geren Ma6t 5tpan5ig 8erfonen getoo=
Etet 1tn6 fiinf5ig berlebt murben. Cine
BON Sen 6e11ti6en Maidinen, oie Den
lteberfau o1f Earis m1sfiibrten,
murbe ber11ntergebolt. Die Sniollen
bes Nl1g3eltges ta1roen 51 @efange=
nett gema6t.
Die amtli6e Wel61ng lautet:.
v@ie. erite Mel6ung ldBt erfen1nen.
6aB A fein6libe @eIdmnoer mer 6ie
2inie n0r6li6 bon @ampiegne nad
@uris an bor6rongen. Danf. Ger au-
Berqep0bnliA flaren M%tbmoipbare,
bermodten 1ie Slugael1ge it6 IN gro=
Ser &0be at bolten. Gte nabten bon
Nor6en 1n6 Mor6mei item berm ntpo
tuurfen in mebuere1 @ororten bon
@aris @eido1ie bernb. 0mn 5ogen
1ie iiber sic Gtobt nn6 marfen falt
ole lire @eidoiie innerbab meniger
Minnten.
uMebuere 8omben euplo6ierben
ni@t, 6o@ or6ere for6erten 0pfer.
:3mei @ofpitdler m1tr6en %getroffen.
tMebrere @ebGm6e tpa1r6en beidd6tgt.
Cine frun50itiidfDe Maidine i~tiir5te ob."
Mls v@eraeltmna."
Berlin, 1. 6eb. Q1eber 9on=
I6on.) = Mmtli9 tp1r6e beute a1tge=
fiin6igt:
uMm @eibno6tsoben6 unb imlar1f
bes Saraear boben fein6li6e 6lieger
trob nnlerer. @orm1ngen pie6er
n1Berbab 6es SperattonsgebteteS
anf offene 6ertt16e @tGote
obgetporfen. Danf nnierer. Mbtpebr=
mdBnnbmer tporen Die @erlnite pie
ser Sdadidn6en gering.
uMs @ergelt1ng p1rben in uni e=
er1ten ip1tematti6en 2uftangriff
int @etpi6t bon bier5ebr
Eomen in Ser lebten Madt m1f Die
Stam @aris abgemorfen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

Sen nnb gtrob.
@iIoes $el1, Come. II. 0O-14.W
~Gimotbp.. ). :. ...15-17
Strob.. :. -. :. -. ..5-7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
SOLDIER FALLS FROM CAR
INTO CREEK UNINJCRED

| Newport News. Va. Aug. as
George w Kuhn. a member of the
Eleventh Chesapeake Bay battery. mt
Fort Monroe performed a very re-
markable feat yesterday, when he
climbed up the bank Of Mil creek. be-
tween PhoebHs and Old Point, and
took his place again on the street car.
from which he was knocked down into
the water OF the creek,
The car was crowded. With severai
others Kuhn was standing on the out
side of the car. A post on the tresfle
over Mill creek hit him on the head
as he passed, and he fell off the trestle
and into the creek far below
or course, the motorman stopped
the car, and the crowd gazed at what
they thought was tragedy. To their
surprise, Kuhn was elm hing out OF
the creek and up the bank. grinning.
Except for a slight bruise on the head.
he was unscathed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
TOO BIG A CROWD FOR
BALTIMORE BOAT TO GARRY

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 29.--Scores of
passengers for The els and $40
boats to Baltimore Monday nignt
were turned back and the gates
locked on them because of the gov
eminent regulations fixing the carry
/ ing capacity of passenger boats.
! A convention of colored Eiks al
Baltimore was responsible for the
extraordinary demand for tickets on
the two boats.
/ Some of those who were disap-
pointed and turned back at the
docks returned to the local cOnsoli-
dated ticket office and demanded the
immediate return OF their money, but
were disappointed once more.
I Officials explained this morning
that money will be refunded at the
/ local office on tickets purchased by
mistake or which for some reason
cannot be used if they are returned
to the office before the days report
! is made up and sent 10 Baltimore
! but after that the only remedy is to
leave the ticket at the Office and
wait tin the refund comes back
/ from Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
UNIVERSITY nov TELLS
OF RATTLE OF TIKI, MARINE

Charlottesville Va. Aug. 29-~Word
was received here last week to the
effect that Randolph Mann Warwick,
son Of Mrs John II. Warwick. OF 40s
Ridge street. was among the Nirginians
who took part in the great second
battle OF the Marine In speaking of
this battle which, from all accounts.
was one of the tiercest of the war. Mr.
Warwick says;
Just a line TO let you know that
we just got out of the big battle of
the Marine From what they say. 1t
must have been the worst barrage
that was ever put over. Henry La
Rowe said 1t was the second one that
he had been in. and all describe 1T as
the worst that was ever put over.
One fellow out of Company r said
he figured out it was Clusters last
stand. but the old thirty eighth stood
and turned them back and they are
still on the go. am proud now that
\ belong to the old regiment and, if
don't get back to the states with 1t,
want you all to meet her when she
does come hack. Well, you can just
tell all the boys back home that II
they live through what we did, they
can consider themselves pretty LUCKY
The Mr. La Rowe referred to above
is son OF MIR. J. s. la Rowe, OF the
university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
LEADER OF FAITH OF ISRAEL"
BORROWS FRIENDS WIFE,

Alexandria, Va, Aug. 2s.--Patriar
chial G. J. Armand. one OF the leaders
of Faith of Israel and a farmer oil
Fairfax county. were arrested yester
day for borrowing" the wife of q
brother in the faith.
He declares the ACCUSATION liz a
concoction OF the evil one which he
must bear for the sake Of his faith
The woman, Mrs. Elizabeth g.
Bennett, who accuses the farmer of an
outrage, was bartered by her husband
according TO neighbors and residents
of the county. The charges grew out
OF some hitch In the arrangements by
which Armand borrowed the wife OF
Bennett. II is said.
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Cross ar
rested the man and he now resides
in the Fairfax county Jail He has
long flowing gray hair and gives the
impression of great age, but he claims
10 be only forty nine. he does not
seem to be bothered by his arrest. but
continues to smile and say that 1t was
only one OF the prosecutions sent on
him which must be borne for the sake
Of the faith.
His favorite pastime is memorizing
the Book OF Enoch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
nETRTCTIyE GARDES
INSECTS CLASSIFIED

Entcu. lock and think whenever you
any kind of an insect in your FeFe~
|bae patch. Mr.. War Gardener. says
Laws bulletin from the National
~ Garden commission. which sum
EArixes the series OF bulletins TINS
2rer has been running on garden IN
5etA
tsha war gardener should remem Der
$50 thin gs Fsrst~~Insects which eat
kleS In leaves are beetles and must re
S1noned with arsenate OF lead or
afer poison or be hand picked from
plants.
Gecond-Tnseets which stick their
tn into leaves, stems and plants and
Rek their Juice belong to two classes,
" bugs and the plant lice or aph1ds.
eee are killed by a spray like ntco-
sulphate striking their bodies.
Third--Eordeau mixture does not
TT insects, but will keep flea beetles
pAy from potatoes, tomatoes, egg
1nts, etc.
IOurth- EordeauX mixture Is the
aedy for plant diseases.
of vine plants like
snsh and cucumber must be cut out
Afully with a knife,
#Any reader of this paper can have
efher Information on gardening by
npiy writing to the National War
Nrden commission, Washington for
&cOpy of it's free garden book, send
n q 2-cent stamp to pay for postage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
wOAfAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS SATURDAY IN WALLER

Harrtsonburg, Va. Aug. 2s.--The
annual convention of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Virginia Synod Of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church. will convene
with Muhlenbcrg Lutheran congrega-
tion, Harrisonburg. Va, Saturday.
August 81. 3 A. M.
The convention will continue until
Tuesday night, September 3. The
closing service will be a presentation
of the pageant. Christ in America.
Some of the leading ministers and
workers of the Lutheran church at
home and abroad will be present and
deliver addresses. Among these will
be DR.. G. l.. Brown, returned mission
arv from Japan. Also Miss Mary Lou
Bowers from Japan. Rev. A. d.
Hancher. former pastor of Christs
Lutheran church, Staunton. now secre-
tary of the board OF home missions,
of the United Synod. In the South.
Rev. w. c. Shaffer, Jr., secretary of
the Eastern division of the National
Lutheran commission for soldiers and
sailors welfare, New York city. Rev.
J. A. Moorehead, ID. D., president
Roanoke college; also Rev. J A.
Huffard. ID. D., president of the vir-
ginia synod and others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
S r ATE New S.
+. :, NAY USE CIVILIANS
On MERCHANT SHIPS

Norfolk, Va. Aug 2s THE fact
was learned here to-day that the gov
. eminent il seriously considering the
plan OF going hack TO the old method
of manning merchant ships with
civilian %eamen as opposed 20 the
PLAN which is being adopted OF man
ming the vessels with men Of the naval
reserve,
1t IL authoritatively stated that 1t
requires something like four times
~ many men Of the naval reserve
ie man ship for sea as regular sea
men And this can be readily under
stood. when IL is stated that the mem
Sevs of the reserve are largely green
hands ia the majority OF cases of
omitted sea experience.
There are two factors 20 he con-
sidere6 it r. said Manning ships
w&th naval reserves has the advant-
a~c NJ putting aboard men who
draw Tar lower wages than ordinary
civilian weareen And the plan would
10 far cheaper X man for man could
b. employed But IL four times as
gNSay men are necessary. and these
raeu have 70 re fed in addition 10
drawing pAy. the new way will prove
sar more expensive
$50, tire Big consideration comes in
the matter CT the wastage OF man
power involved
Stories are being told about town
AZ great Increases IN accommodations
It hoard many ships r0r the added
2 ir hcv Of the crew IL Is said In
MANY cases the u1en almost literally
fail over each other OF deck. they
are 50 mum ercus. And IL - pointed
cut, that when the question arises of
the conservation a. man power the
naval reserve plan will have 70 ea by
he board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
supply Barge Robbed.


Norfolk, Va. Aug 2a,--Barge 81
of the supply department, II. S. navy.
was entered and robbed OF large
amount of stores Saturday night AT
the Norfolk navy yard.
The barge had been secured Sat
urday night at 6 o'clock by mailing
boards across the door. Entrance
was effected by pulling the boards
loose.
Among the stores taken the follow
ing are listed:
One case Of candy. one case OF
soap, one case OF safety razor blades.
six pieces OF underwear, one bale OF
trousers, one bundle of underrhire Is,
half a bale of laundry nets. one-half
bale OF hose. 800 handkerchiefs,
In addition TO this a large number
Of other cases and boxes were opened
and ransacked, but nothing further
is reported az missing yet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
PLUMBERS AND STEAMFTTTERS
AWAITING RAISE IN PAY

Newport News. Va, Aug. 2a.--The
plumbers and steamfitters. who have
been on a walkout since last Thurs
day. have won their first point from
the government--that they be paid
double time after o'clock Eve days
per week, double time after II A. M.
on Saturday, and double time on Sun
day. stated L. L, holland, but 1t is
assumed that the desired raise In rate
from rs cents an hour to s7h cents
an hour has not been granted, since
the 2o0o plum bers and steamfitters
on this and opposite side of Hampton
Roads are sim marking time in the
labor halls and in their homes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
tCANNERY COLIaAPSES: $500
WORTH OF CANNED GOODS LOST

Harrisonburg, Va. Aug. 2s.--The
Timberville canning building col
lapsed about 5 o'clock Saturday
evening. smashing several thousand
jars OF fruit and vegetables for the
company which had been stored
there. besides a number belonging to
patrons of the industry. which had
recently been canned and which had
not yet been removed.
large quantity of beans. toma-
toes land corn which had not yet
been put up were also mixed up with
the rubbish, but much of this was
gotten out.
The building was only a temporary
one and the posts upon which ii was
erected gave way, causing the struc-
ture 10 fall Fortunately the force
were at supper and no one was in
the building when the crash came.
The loss can not yet be definitely
stated. but is thought to be between
seven and eight hundred dollars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
CAROL BOWLES FATALLY
IN JURED BY AUTOMOBILE

Roanoke, Va, Aug 2s.--Caroi
Bowies, sixteen years OF age. of AL
Fifth avenue, N. E., was perhaps
II tally injured this morning about s
o'clock when the bicycle on which he
was riding to work collided with an
automobile driven by Z. w. Byrd. of
1904 Wise avenue. s. r. The collision
took place on Commonwealth avenue
at the intersection OF East avenue,
young Bowles coming out of the latter
street as the automobile was running
up Commonwealth. The wheel of the
bicycle was forced by the impact of
the collision between the wheel and
fender Of the automobile and the boy
thrown to the ground with great force,
fracturing his skull DR.. f. G. Wat
son was called to the aid OF the in
tured boy and he was taken to the
Lewis Gale hospital. Little hope is
entertained for his recovery He was
an employe in the Norfolk and West
ern offices.