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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-10-19
UNITED WAR WORKERS
CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS


The seven welfare organizations
F'hich are serving American and
led soldiers-the Y. M. C. A., Y.
f. C. A., National Catholic War
founcil, including X. Of c., War
amp Community Service, American
. .brary Association, Jewish Welfare
Board and Salvation Army, have, at
the request of President Wilson, COM
bined forces for drive for war funds
during the week of November 18th to
the 18th
The campaign will be for $170,500,-
900, and the eight states of the west
together with Alaska and Hawaii
have been asked to. raise five per
cent of this amount or $8,525, 900.
Washington's quota is $1,278,750.
Every cent raised will be used in
war work and will be the means of
maintaining and raising the SPLENDID
morale of the soldiers and sailors
State and county committees have
been formed and the campaign will
be carried down to the last home in
the community. 1t will signify the
nations backing of the men at the
front, tribute from the hearts of the
people to the boys who are offering
their lives that liberty shall not
perish from the face of the earth.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-10-19
MANY CASESOF
FLU IN COUNTY
HEALTH OFFICER ISSUES ORDER
CLOSING SCHOOLS, CHURCHES
AND THEATER IN COUNTY
Says Spanish Influenza Is Grippe
Epidemic-Serum Treatment
Used as a Preventive

You may call it Spanish influenza
or Flu or just plain Grippe-but you
can't hold public meetings in Stevens
county until the quarantine is off. DR..
l. S. Clark, county health officer,has
taken steps to attempt to stop the
rapid spread of the disease.
The schools, churches, theaters and
other public meeting places in the
county were ordered closed by the
health officer beginning last Monday
This order was for one week, and
whether it will be extended beyond
that time will not be known until a
further order from DR.. Clark today
or tomorrow.
Plenty Of Cases in County :
That there are from 40 to so cases
in Colville and vicinity and approxi-
mately $50 cases in the county was
the statement of DR.. Clark Wednes-
day. He says that the disease spreads
rapidly, especially when people are
together in rooms, such as school
houses.
The number of people. who have
gone to their physicians for the dose
of serum to ward off the. Influenza
has been growing. One doctor says
he has averaged from Is to 20 of
these "shots" of serum each day, and
lots of people are not taking chances
of being ill, but are taking every pre-
cautionary method known.
A peep into any doctors reception
room these days is rather amusing.
"Ya yot it," questions each sur
prised person on meeting his friend
coming out of the inner office
"Nope-kerchoo! Guess I just got
a cold, but thought I'd better make
sure. Think you've .rot it?".ls,4z-T- it
"Nope, but Pm not goin' to take
chances on the blame thing. I'm goin'
to take shot in the arm"
The main thing, say the physicians,
is to keep in the fresh air, and keep
the throat and nasal passages cleared
out with a good antiseptic. There is
danger if public places are allowed to
open when people are just recover
ing, for that means that these people
Immediately rush into the theaters
and public places and catch cold,which
will lead to pneumonia in weakened
conditions.
The county health officer says that
almost always there is some oppOsi-
tion to be met when orders are made
to close public places, but that the ad-
visibility of so doing is beyond ques-
ton.
The Serum Treatment
The serum which is being used for
the influenza is identically the same
which has been in use for years, al
though some people, states DR.. ]. w.
Henderson, are of the opinion that it
is an entirely new thing. An autote-
nous serum, or one made from the
bacilli in the sputum of the patient,
is composed usually of less varieties
of bacilli than one of the "stock"
serums, for the latter is made up of
bacilli which may or may not appear
in the particular case, but includes
them all to make certain,
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-10-19

Cross has no funds that can be used
for this purpose. The pits and
shells specially desired are peach
stones, apricot pits, prune pits, plum
pits, olive pits, date seeds, cherry pits,
Brazil nut shells, hickory nut shells,
walnut shells, and butternut shells.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-10-19
FRANK B. GOETTER
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND
PATRONS

TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND
PATRONS
You are no doubt intending to have
some pictures made for Christmas.
1t will be necessary that you place
your order now, as stock is being al
lotted and efficient help is not to be
had at any price.
We can only do so much and it will
be first come, first served.
Have your picture framed now, SO
as not to be disappointed later.
Don't let any one deceive you in re-
gard to the above facts.
Yours most respectfully,
SMITHS PHOTO STUDIO
North of First National Bank
Colville, Wash.
P. S.-The patronage Of people that
are able to buy Liberty Bonds and
will not do so, is not solicited.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21
8esinm Der 3cid)nunscn 6. slpri(
Sdluk bcr 3eidnmn9cn 4. 03ai
1aQiae 3ahlu,tqe,,:
{ Associated Press

@ @olbingtor. 90. Npril. als
Die Station belte slbenb Die 6alfie i6s
ter 4zlpodugcn Sunlulllng fir Die
Notwithstanding beenbctc, llnb sipar
NIT 3eidnllngen fir $1,371,055
ipeuigcr als sic odlftc ser Minbeits
i,umme bon $3.000,O0O.0o0 bradz
ten Gnbelbepelden Die 9iabricbt, baf
SelltIGIanbs adHe ofientliHe ariegs=
anleibe NIT 3eidnl,ngen fir $3,461, =
100000 abaeidloilcn iuorben lei.
\, Sic belltigcn 3ablen ocs Sbas<
-dn1tes bradten bic 8eitrugc oes ames
.,ifa,il6cn @plfcs fur Sic Slriegsun=
leibcn in cinem Subj bes Artegcs nni
81. 100000. 9cutldlunb fat nit
ieiner odtenslnleibc in ein lpenig n,ebr
ais 315 Sabren ltngefdbr $2O,s00,z
100000 bon 1cinem Iolf erbnlten.
9eutl6lonos 2eiitllng. nit Ser Ser
Ser. Staaten pcrglidcn peranlnbte
bcutc oos 5datan,tbcpartnent 5u Sem
Iufruf. pab 9eutl9lano Iolpobl nit
Collars ipic nit Sanonen bon &mcrtfn
beiiegt ipcrbcn m0ge.
sS,1 bcn 12 nod berbleibel,ben srz
bcitsidgen miiilcn iest mod $1.629,z
100000 aufgebraht iperbcn, Inn bns
3 Milliarbcn5icl 5u errci6en, llnb
bierfiir iinb tdglihc 3ci6nltngen III
!ioDbe bon $135, 100000 n0tbtg. S,1
cen lettcn bciben 8Dd)cn mar Ser Sas
acsburdldnitt MIR $114.O00,O00. Sic
bclti8cn geridtc Scr @e5irfsor8anilaz
tioncn bnbcn $166,341.000 Din5uz
gefii9E.
Sic 9llnoesrclcrucbc5irfe baben bis
jcEt luic fplgt bcri1tct:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21
Sd)iffspcrlmitc.
{ Associated Press

gSaibingtonv 20. Mpril. Gs
ipllrbc beutc fplgenbe5 bcfannt ge9es
benz:
.Gas Wlarinebcpartn,ent bat cine
9epcltc bon %i5c Mbniral Sints ers
bnltcn. Bic berid,tet, bab Scr amerifas
niide Gumpfer Slorence 8. III cinen,
frarooiii6eu &afcn infolge cincr innce
zen Grploliun am 17.april gegen Mt<
ternudt it, Sic Qllft flog. Sic crltcn
8eridte oeutcn dn, haB "a gIann aus
elmer Seiobul,9 pplt Is gcrettet iullrs
bcn. Sic n,cijten lpllroelt BON cincn,
amertfanilhen 3erit0rer gcrcttct. bcis
fen 2eiitungcn bon Aonirai Gins ais
.bobIt tapfer" beseidnct lpcrben."
Gin5elbeiten iiber Die Stataltropbe
ipcrbcf bon Sen Marine6enmtcn err
irnrtet, bie germ 1piilen nrDGten. pb Die
1lrjadc Ser @gploiion hcfannt lit, nnS
pb ser !6afen uber andre Sdiffe I'M
9afen Sdaben erlitten baben.
Ios Sbiff fi,br 5uleet bon Fbtlo@
help1ia am 80. Wddr5 aus ,,,b 'botte
cine 2aSltng bon liigeidbr 5000 Sons
nen E1ilper ,lub Stdbl.
{ Associated Press
@aibington. 90. Mpril. 9as
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21

Hrauc,: ieit ldngerm I'M slll9e bcbolten,
nnp bicle lperben tpnbrldeinlid) III eln1z
ocn Sogen perbuitet lpcrpcn.
Soiiuid,er Sd)iffssuuad)s fir hrn
Sscannerfebr.
SSalbingtp,1, 10. Slpril. "a
ncllc Stiiie nit cinenl @eidmmtgcbalt
npn 100000 Sonncn, bic lud6rcno bcs
gSintcrs ,lno SSriibiubrs ultf Ocl, SScrfz
ten Ser grpbe1 Scen gebal1t pllrben,
iperbcu in Scr r,d6ltel1 gSprte nuh Der
atlontilhcn &illte ab9cbcn, llm lofprt
in Sen iiberieeilden Sicnlt gcitellt 81
lperbcn. Sic Sd)iffe iinp 10 9ebaltt,
buB iie Sic ShlcuIen pallircn fonnen,
obne bab slenperl1nscn irecno ipeldcr
srt pDr9eupm,nen tperpen n1iiiicn.
sluc Sabr5cltge ipllrben, als tic lid
nod I'M 8au befi1bcn, bon Ser Sdiff@
fubrtsncb6rbc reollirirt. Sic ilarcn bon
pornbercin fir Sen ilbcriccildcn Ser
febr euttpprfcn. linb bon Ser &lo1e Der
> Hrebccidltabt",, belibcn etnc sSailcrz
perbral1gung BON jc 800 Sonnen lno
eincu Sicfgaug bon 20 S1lb. Sir Bic
SSabrt nnd) bcm Site,1 ncbmc1 tic sur
3eit sic 2abungen mt Sprn.
SSpr bent 9cgint Scr Gtsloilpn ltcB
Sic SdiffabrtsbehDroc 43 Shifie, noz
rlnter "a Ncubuutcn, ppn Den 9rpBel1
Scen ro6 Sem SSeun bringcn.
iycimnlibc slnslanher f6nncn iett infer
llmitanhcn Siirscr merSe'1.
Sulbing % II, 10. Slpril. Die
in beibcn 6d,lIcr1 bes &ongrellcs an,
Sonncrstdg crfnlgteSlnnnbmc besStpn@
fcrcnsbcritbts iibcr Sic Gtnbitrgcrlln9ss
pprlagc nes slbseproneten Sobatb (Qz
linpis) bcbclltct bcn Nbid)lub Der iuths
tighten observation-disclosures lcit
bem Sabre 1906. Sus nclic @elee
|ipiro }ofprt me1reren bltnncrttallleno
lppolen sln1ertfauern fre,nbcr 8cburt
suallte fpn,,ne,h sic sllrScit als fei,,o@
|Iihe slllsldl,bcr betru6tct lpcrben llno
besbalo manhcn Se)ipicri9feiten llnz
tertporfen iinb. .
Gus ,,clle @eies ertbdlt allc ipclente
|lidcu Guufte Ser ppn Den Ibgcorone@
ten Sabatb (SIli,tois), 0topre (Eerm=
(TortIetung a,,f Ser 6. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21
Mttt rs. Mprtl TT
SyretbettSta8.
uYpm Yraiioenten bcr Scr.
Staatcu ppm 9ln1crifa:

Staatcn ppm gln1crifa:
,,Ginc Yroflan,atipn:
,Gin lcilto, Der bic Ntadt
rr9aniiirtcr Hcgicrung 9rbblid
nikbraud)t bat NIB ber perindt,
bic gSclt hmrd) bic Wtadt bcs
Sh,uertcs su bcbcrrihcn, for=
BERT bic Mcdte Mmcrifas unb
SIC iSrcibcit uub bas Seben al
Ter freicn Ntatiuncn Der GrDc IN
hic Sdranfcn. ltnierc tapfere'1
S0buc trpbcn bent Sd)ladJten=
femcr lit 8ertbeibisuu9 Scr Giro
mnb Der Mehtc s(mcrifas nltb
Der sSrcibcit Der 9iationen. Tim
bicic aufreht 5l crbaltcn nilo
i'm unicrc tapfcrcn 0jenuilcn int
&rteg Su n,ttcritiigcll, crgcbt al
Cit eroRmiitbiscs nno patrioti=
ides Bolt bcr 9i,,f, fir bic brittle
tSrciDcits =9(nlctbc slt 5cidnen.
,,9csbalb bc1timme idj, @upn=
,ulu @ilipn, HrGiioett her Ger.
Stantcn bon glmerifa, jest JrcI=
tug, ncn Icd)sln,osmaltstgltcn
Sag im 9lpril, GintanIcllbnenlt=
Observation-Disclosures, ais 6rel=
bcits=Iag. glm Nadnntttag bic
les Sascs eriuhc idl bic 8cpDl=
fcru,g bcr Scr. Staaten, iid III
ibrcn @cmein,ucicn SIT ueriam=
mclm m,1b ppn ncncm rcthlth
lire finanste!lc llntcrItiitnlts
sur Mufrcdtcrbaltung Ser natis
Dnalcn Sadyc 81, gclDbcn. Gatrt=
utiibc Guaogcbun8cu 1u1ten il,
icncr Stabt, jebcm 9orf, jenem
,ylcfcn int ga,.5en aanb absc=
baltcu merncn, inter bcr Sbcr=
lcittmg bes shatamtslefretars
unb mlltcr Der unmlttclbaren
Hcitnng ser sl1sid)iiiic STR Sret=
bcitsanlcibe, ,ucldjc pm nelt
SunbcsrcIerpc 8anfcn Drga=
nilirt ,uprbem iinh. 9ltDgc bic
9lnt,uort Der Station ami bic britt
tc eSrct6citsanlctbc lit nidt mfr
supcritcbenbcr @eiIc bic fe'tc
1Gatidi,isiicil5sit asmerifas 5nn
9ll1sbrmf brinscn, fitr Srteoc't,
bcu baucrnbcn Srieocn hcs
Gcd)ts, SIT fiimpfen.
..Sum S,uef her Shetlnabmc
an bcm syeiern ncs Srctbcttsta=
srs iplltcm allc Mtgcitelltcn ner
Smnbesrcaiernng int san5cn
aanb, ip,ueit lire 9icnite ent=
bcDrt ,ucrbcm f6nnel1, am Tret=
tag, ben 26. slpril, nm IL ltDr
Wtittags cntiduloist 'ucrbcn.
gEpporpw SSillun.
,,Npbcrt 9anlng."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21
Mmerifnniid)c slrheitrroelegirte aeseit
&ul,ferers nit feinplihcr Ser
trctcrr.
(TortIesuns uuf Ser 6. Scite.)

5lt idnrIcn &0mpiell, Die nit Sem 33lts
rildtroiben pes Seiltoe5 eubeten.
sluBcr GieIhiittdmpfeu sibt es lonlt
1ttdt5 SIT nlelocu.
Associated Press
@erlin II, 20. slpril. slus bent
Caoe>beriht sluf beru lpeItlihen
&rieeIctnuplue ipur sic Snfanterietbd1
ti9fcit an Observation-Disclosures belite auF
Srfllnornseu beldrdrft
Sn ser &pseIen9egcno iuurben bltrh
eitel1. erfol9rcider &oritpb IN Die
fetl1hlihcu 8rdben Iilo0ltlid) bon Wdrs
ftrh 0'efun9enc ein9ebrudt.
Associated Press
9crIiu, 20. sluril. Ser utntIife
Abenbberid)t Iogt: ngs sibt trihtsNells
es 81! meIoeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21
Mu8 Dem Mu8lan0c.
"@ir fdmpfen fir bic syreibett Der
9Sclt."
{ Associated Press }

fAooOSltIUCO 1893 J
2onOon, 20. Npril. &ur 9c0inc
Der jeBigen oeutIden Gffcriioe lpctte=
ten beutlfe GTit5icre in 11eutralelt
yduocrl1, buB c5 SEN ScutldJcn 0elinz
gen Iuitrbc, bic Streittrdite ser Sluiirz
ten III 5lpci gSoden 3ll trennen, erfldr=
te gcitcrlt S(beno 2oro Tobert Gectt.
Ser SlotfoOcnti1liiter.
Gin W(onat lit per9dngen uno Die
Seutld?cu hnbcn teinen Grfplg gehnft.
Iber c5 lpilroe lcbr tb0rid)t Iein, tpent
mir s(nubtc,l buB Sic Shlnht porhct
lci. 9Sir BADEN eiuc lnbeitin,nlte 3eit=
bauer lfrcdltdlcr llnO ltartcr adnpfe
bpr lln5. 2lbcr Die britilfen gilrger.
Die ben Gcutlhcu u1ter 9tcrrfcu Scz
oin9ltn9cn 4 SATIRE lang ltunbbielten.
habel bctuicIen, oob lire Supfcrfeit lid,
nit hcr beutIhcn Substituting n1eNcr
fnnr.
ugSir fdn,pIeu unbcItreitbdr fir bte
Tret6cit Der @ctt @er aber in9t, OoH
Die 9cutlhcr nit ibren 9fahbarn ilr
SrteDe,1 5u leben lpiinIdel1. bob lie be-
rcit Iinb. etl1en oerehten SrleOeu nbsllz
I6lieben, Ser gibr lid] freilpilli9 elmer
SelblttGllldnlng bin.
Mns gSlanttupItpf
Associated Press
SonD II, 20. 9lpril. Ser Grdange
Selegrapb So. lpllrbe aus Slien Slien
berid3tet, ooB Sunehn,enne SnnNGfh'unz
| gen gegen sic ,apuncr in ySlabitpoitof.
no fiir5lid1 lupunticbe unb brttiId]e
SeeInioaten gelunoet iullroen. es mo-
tbig gemadt hubel1 fiir @erltdrfungen
5lt 1orgen.
Sriebcn smiid)en l1fratne uub Naklanb
ir Std)t.
Associated Press)
q ter 5 q m. 20. 9lprtl. Cine
SepeIdc aus &ieiv 6ertdtet, bnb Die
Observation-Disclosures bem gFi=
|niltcrrntb ser llfruine ont yttttipod
ben Tprltllug mnd)ten, Srieoensoer=
|honollurgeu 5u be9il1ncil u1o oab oie=
lcr &urlcblng nueenpn,men lpurOe. Sic
llfruiuc bat cinen Spurier nit ser for
mellen 9tl11ob1ne Ser lltrotnilden gte=
gierune lndl afosfau geId1icft Sic
Observation-Disclosures lperoen il,
Gl1rS5f ltnttfinben.
Scrlin mag oabimter ltefen.
Associated Press
&crn, 20. Mprl. Sic lnter1,dttps
nuic Traucufpnfcrer6, Die obcr groB=
tenthsils aus IN Scr Sc5lpci5 lcbenoen
Sraucn beitebt. lat belhlplien, eillen
altfutf an Qlle Srouen Ser Wclt 81
rid1tc, NIT Sem GrIud1en Inn Elm 9ez
|mcinione5 %nr9chcu fir sen Srieoen.
fir Ste Sreibeit lmo llnubbdngi9feit
|o(ler 9totiruc,1, fir sic tuternatlonule
Gintrat1t uno on5 Srouenitinrmrcht.
9lmerifaniidJc slr6eitrroelegirte aese,t
&uniereus nit feinblihcr Ser
trctcrn.
2onopn. 10. 9lpril. Sic nntertz
fol,lid}e slrbcitcrfontntilltun bat art
Aiirtrpd) t6rc critic Slisung INIT oelr
|ertrctcru Set britilhcn Slrbetterparter
!uo9c6nttcn llno bas bon hcn1 interal7
liirtcn Slrbcitcrfpn9rcB uagenpnnnene
| IariegsSieIprporonm1 erprtert. Sie einz
| Sigc !Neillu,gs Idlteoenbett bcltu1,o
bc5ii9lih Ser &Inulel Sic ou5 3ulumz
nenton,ncn nit slrbeiteroeiegtrten eer
MtittclnNid,te. dbnlicb Dem bon Dec
Stpdlplmer &unfcrcnS 9en1uhten &prs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21

|Wnrincbepartr1e,lt mahte bclltc Mbero
betannt, cab Das nmerifanilde Sbiff
Safe Mloor in ser gtabt pon1 II. apri(
in ellropdiibcn @ctpalicrn bl1rrb Elm
feinDlttes Sall66pot bcrienft ipurbe
gon ocu 10 Sffi5ieren unb 50 Mann.
Sic an 8prb ipnren. iinb 5 Sffi5icre
lnb 12 Nlnnn in einem cn9lilden 5az
fen gclnnbet apprben. Sic iibrigen tucrz
Sen pern1iBt.
Gricastpbtc n,,o =Wcr,unubctc.
{ Associated Press }
B bing on. 20. slpril Sie
beutc gcmcloete &crluitlilte entbdlt
26 Numen. Sic iicb lpie fol9t Dcrtbeiz
len:
2 gcfallen;
2 an @ll1ben geltor6en;
5 on 6ranfbeitcn gcltprbel1;
9 idipcr pcrlrlnpet;
16 lciht peripunoet;
1 nerniBt.
NMtnng!- Scinblidc s(nslaubcrinnen
Md)tnng!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-21
( Associated Press

AbSOCldUoU L roSD
SSaIbineton II. 20. stpril. 9llr9
ciuc Gclltige Eroflamatipu beg Erdliz
bei1tcn 5u bcm fiir5li6 geldaffenenGcz
lcb, bas Srallcr III sen 8cgriff nfeiroz
lide Nusldnber" einl6lteBt, linb Ben
beutlGen uno Diterr. zllngar. Srauen in
Sen &er. Staaten Die glei6en 9ce
idrallflEgen mlferle9t lporocn, Oie fir
Die n1d1,nliben feinbliden Alsldnber
geitcu. 2iele gelhrdnfl,nger fiirSrauz
eu iiber Ia Sabret, sic peber burd
ihrc cigonen Siireerlbaftserfldrungc
nod .bnrlt sic .ibrer v,,,atnti6eK Ser
lponbten ctugebiirgcrt 1puroen fins,
lfolgcn bier:
! SentIdJc nnb Diterr. .zllngar. 6raucn
lcecn iid) ser @erbaftllng 1lnb S1terniz
rung aus, ipenn lie Sic @cicsc pcrlcz
! bcn pSer als &erlonen ungeiebcn lpcrz
Ben. beren 9elpeglngsfrei6eit 9efa9rz
li6 ircr5cn fdnlI
9cutIe6e Sraucn niilien lib rcgi&
ltriren lalien ipie be ndnnliden
icmoli6cn Musldnber cs oct1an baz
ben, llrr Slpar bci Der Gpli5ci pber Den
Yuli,neiltcrn ou einent fiinftigen Sas
tim, bos nod, bon @eucrnldl1lualtgrcz
grprp fcitgelebt lpcrbcn mlb.
9clltlhen Srauen lit cs pcrhoten.
nbnc cincn Grlaubnibldein Die Spcrrz
Soncn an @ailerfrpnten l,1lb bel 2dz
aerbduicrn su betreten ll,lO Sipar nod.
cincnl rptb nidht fcit9eietten Sntlm.
9eutld)c Srnuen miillen Sen Sls
| 1trict Of Columbia big r1dbltcn Montag
INT Mitternnbt perloiien, iren, lie Ii6
BORT tpriibergcbcnb altfbdlten, ooer bis
sl,m IS. Diai. ipenn tic bprt ieit Ser
aricgscrtlirlng gcipobnt bubcn. Seine
bari Sen Siltrict Of Columbia mebr
Dctrctcl.
Ea,rG biclc @cldrdl,fl,nger bpfft Sic
Jiceierung baS 2a,,b bon einer Nn5abl
8rauen Su idllbcrn, bic TN @eroad)t
itcben. bclttInc Eropaganbd bctriebcn
!! all Goben. ielbit ,1adbem ihrc Gmttcn
pber n,1brc nlGnnltden Seriuunbteu tn
tcrntrt ipnrei1.
Sn 9cfolelu19 Ser nrilbcn Tplttif
bcs YrdIibcllteu gesen mdnnlidc I'M
tertbonen Seitcrreid llnaarns itnb
| aud Sic Srauel1 bieler Natipuol'tdt
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New-York tribune., 1918-08-27
Statesmen Rush Toward
Is Million w. SIS. Goal

New York travelling statesmen ad-
vanced several laps in their drive to
sell $25,000,0OO worth of war savings
stamps after they had ranged in flying
squadrons yesterday from Wall Street
to the midnight cabarets uptown.
Rallies were held at the Sub-Treasury
Building, before the Liberty Bell in
City Hall Park, in front of the Public
Library and in a number of theatres
Cartoonists from several newspapers
helped the statesmen to ballyhoo the
crowds of purchasers.
Sergeant Hal Oliver, of tn, United
States transport service, led sqyad of
sales experts into the Century Theatre,
where soldiers from Camp Upton were
staging "Yip-Yip-Yaphank" and demon
strated the popularity of the stamp act.
Diners at the Alps restaurant. bought
$500 worth of stamps from another
group, and D. Stavrocos, the manager,
added check for $500.
Hundreds of dollars worth of stamps
were sold in front of the Hotel Mar
Unique while Steve Peterson, the "sky-
scraper SQUIRREL" climbed the sixteen
stories of the building from the out
side. At noon to-day Peterson will
climb to the roof of the Hartman Bank
building, Fortyfourth Street and Fifth
Avenue.
Meetings will be held to-day by the
negro residents of New York at the
Public Library, City Hall Park and the
Sub-Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-27
Ship Aground i'm Fog;
1000 Are Marooned

Fog as thick as smoke screen
which enveloped New York Harbor
until yesterday morning caused 5000
ton British steamship to stick it's nose
fast into the mud off Coney Island.
brought marine traffic generally to a
standstlll an1 resulted in stranding
hundreds of excursionists overnight
many miles away from their homes.
The vessel, freighter in the service
of the British Admiralty, ran aground
Sunday night, when the fog started to
settle. Wireless messages were re-
celved during the night stating her po-
sltlon, and patrol boats went to her
assistance
When the freighter was located, near
Sea Gate, fleet of tugs was sent out,
and shortly. after noon, with a high
tide, she was pulled off and continued
en- her way. The vessel was not dam
aged.
Two thousand people were marooned
at Atlantic Highlands, N. j.. when the
excursion steamer Mandalay, running
from the Battery. abandoned her laF
scheduled trip of the night BECAUSE of
the fog. =
The town Hall of the Jersey resort,
motion picture theatres and a carrousel
or two had to be thrown open to house
the men. women and children. who
after waiting for hours and unable to
hire automobiles, were compelled to
spend the night there. Those who had
purchased tickets on the Mandalav
were brought back to their homes on
the steamer yesterday morning. when
it renewed its trips.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-27
Coal Substitute at
Declaration Nav
Relieve Fuel Crisis
Inventor Of Shale That
Burns Says Government
Supports Process

A coal substitute costing little more
than dollar ton and capable of
doing all-and more than-the original
fuel does is in immediate reach of
consumers. according to A. G. Crane.
Ct Reno, New, who declares he has Just
completed process whereby shale rock
may be made to burn.
MIR. Crane has gone one better than
squeezing blood out of a rock in en-
deavoring to extract oil, from stone. His
latest feat is to make that same rock
into briquettes which, ton for ton. are
said to have greater heat value than
coal itself.
The shale-an oil bearing rock
from which the briquettes are to be
made, is lying in great quantities all
over the United States. All that is
necessary.to turn it into fuel, accord
ing to Mr.. Crane, is to grind it into a
fine mesh, mix it with a small amount
Of asbestos. which serves as binder. and
force it by hydraulic pressure into
small blocks. These blocks are inter-
spersed with tubes through which the
air passes as they burn and in them
lies the secret of the invention.
The total cost Of producing these
briquettes is less than 81 ton. ac-
cording to Mr.. Crane. He intends to
put them on the market at this price.
plus the transportation charges. early
enough in the winter to make a great
difference in the fuel situation.
Mr.. Crane says that from one ton