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WASHINGTON.

Unofficial reports at the close of the
third Liberty Loan drive indicated
that the $3.Oo0,O0o 900 allotment had
been oversubscribed at least one bill.
lion dollars.
The Senate again formally recorded
itself In favor OF increasing the gov.
ernment minimum guarantee in the
price for wheat from 81 to $3.50 a
bushel. despite rejection OF the pro-
posal by the House.
About thirty million silver dollars
have been melted into bullion or mutt
lated by the government under the
new silver act. the treasury reported
Negotiations are under way with the
British government and other allies
for export Of the metal to be used in
coinage.
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THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
a. CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF THE week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDs.
Western Newspaper Union news service.
ABOUT THE WAR.

German forces have occupied Sebas-
topol, the great Russian fortress In
the Crimea.
Heavy fighting along the whole
Italians front between the Adriatic
and the Giudicaria valley In the north
is reported.
There are unmistakable signs OF a
resumption OF the German effort TO
force the allied positions on the hill
chain west OF KENNEL.
The decision to launch an offensive
OF grand proportions in Italy was
doubtless forced by political and eco
nomic conditions prevailing in Aus
tTia.
British casualty lists published dur
ing April showed 1853 officers killed.
i,S4l wounded and 2,i53 missing
s.is9 men killed; 35.30i wounded and
sl4 missing.
A high English authority" is quoted
by the London Graphic as estimating
the German losses In killed, wounded
and captured since March 81 as at
least 100000.
The great movement OF troops IN
Tyrol and Trentno would seem TO in
dicate that vast bodies OF men are
being taken from other fronts 10 be
hurled at the Italian positions.
French troops in their operations
Saturday in the Locre sector made
progress. British troops on the right
OF the French also advanced their
lines In the neighborhood OF Meteren.
Capt. Ting CHA Chen. military
counsellor TO the President OF China,
and also to the Chinese minister Of
war, said that China now is sending
10000 troops to France TO fight for the
allies.
German troops under cover Of a
heavy artillery barrage attacked the
British positions south OF LOGON The
statement issued Saturday evening by
the war office says the attack was
completely repulsed.
In their campaign in Italy to date
British ayiators have destroyed l09
enemy machines while losing thirteen
themselves, according TO an official
statement from the London war office
on the campaign on the Italian front
Bohemian troops have deserted
from the Austrian armies and have
Joined the Italians, and. II an often
siye is not launched. Generalization
Of the Austrian forces may come
sooner than the outside world ex
poets.
During the last three days, says q
May report, the American artillery
In the Luneyille sector has complete
ly chased the Germans from their
front positions and have wiped GER
tain sections OF the targets In the
enemy rear area off the map.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-09

To drive tank, handle the guns. and
sweep over the enemy trenches, takes
strong nerves. good rich blood. q good
stomach, liver and kidneys. WAd.e 70
time comes, the man with red bldO1 in
his veins sis up and at IT," He has ron
nerves for hardships-an interest In his
work grips him. That's the way YOU
feel when you have taken a blood and
nerve tonic. made up of Blood root.
Golden Seal root. Stone root, Cherry
bark. and rolled into sugar-coated
tablet and sold In sixty-cent walls by al.
most all druggists for past fifty years
as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry. This tonic. In liquid or tablet form.
is just what you need this spring to-
give you vim, vigor and vitality. At the
fag end Of hard winter, no wonder
you feel rundown, blue, out Of sorts.
Try this Medical Discovery" Of DR..
pierce's. Don't wait! To-day is the
day to begin! A little "pep." and You
laugh and live.
The best means to oil the machinery
Of the body. put tone into the liver,
kidneys and clrculatory system. Is to
first practice good house-cleanlng.
l know Of nothing better as laxative
than vegetable pill made up of May.
apple. leaves Of aloe and jalap. This
is commonly sold by all druggists q
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. and
should be taken at least once a week to
clear the twenty-five feet Of intestines.
You will thus clean the system-expel
the poisons and keep ,oeI. Nop Ii
the time to clean house. Give yourself
a spring house cleaning.-Adv.
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SPORT.

Princeton defeated Columbia in a
dual track meet at Princeton, n. j.,
66l1 TO ilh.
Pennsylvania won the Child's cup
crew race on Carnegie lake at Prince
ton, n. J. Columbia was second and
Princeton third. Pennsylvania de-
feated Princeton in the freshman race.
The University OF Colorado baseball
nine defeated the Colorado College
team at Colorado Springs by the score
OF 6 to 4. A feature was a homer
made by Holt of Colorado College In
the eighth inning.
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UNREST GROWS IN AUSTRIA.
Germans Fight slavs as Riot Forces
Gain Ground.

Londcn, May Unrest In the Slo-
venian districts OF Austria Is growing
daily and mutiny is spreading with
great rapidity, Reuters Limited an
nounced It had been learned from a
Serbian source. A recent conflict be-
tween Germans and Slovenians ended
in bloodshed. Emperor Charles has
left his capital for the fighting front
at time when Austria is seething
with political unrest. In Bohemia and
all parts Of his domains. the liberals
are protesting against his action in
dismiss.ng Parliament. 1t is announced
In a pan-German Berlin newspaper
that the German food department has
taken over control Of most OF the Bo-
hemia I'm response to the demands Of
the German population" Three mem.
bers Of the Austrian cabinet are re
ported TO have resigned.
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Mrs. Potter Palmer IL Dead.

Sarasota, Fla.-Mrs. Potter Palmer
Of Chicago Is dead at her winter home
here from pneumonia. Mrs. Palmer,
who was born in Louisville AID was
the widow Of Potter Palmer Of Chi.
cago. where she was social leader,
had been III for some time. The body
will be taken to Chicago for burial.
During the Worlds Columbian expo
sition Mrs. Palmer was president Of
the board Of women managers and Wis.
tied Europe for the purpose Of inter.
esting foreign government.
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FOREIGN.

Austria reported to have Offered
peace TO Italy.
Stated that the Pope will make new
peace offer May 49,
The Germans have established mill
tary rule In Kiev, the Ukrainian capi-
tai.
The long range bombardment OF the
Paris district was begun again May !.
Three women were Injured slightly.
In some OF the prison camps OF
Austria the death rate from starva-
tion was reported to have reached
forty day.
The British House OF Commons now
contains fifty members who are more
than 70 years old. OF these, four are
so or over.
The pope has nominated the Right
Rev. Patrick Hayes auxiliary bishop
OF New York. as bishop of the Ameri-
can army at the front
Mothers Day-a day on which every
soldier OF the American forces, young
and old. high and low, Is expected TO
write home TO mother-has been fixed
fer May IL.
The Victoria cross has been awarded
TO Lieut.. Allen Gerard and Alan Ar.
net Mcleod Of the Royal Air force
for deeds which stand out even among
the exploits In this branch OF the sery.
ice.
A prize Of 5000 has been Offered
by the British Automobile Association
for the best invention enabling coal
gas to be used as propellant for mo-
tor cars and motorcycles. The cost
OF the installation must not be over
500 and Its weight may not exceed
li0 pounds.
The Holland news bureau says, ac.
cording to an Amsterdam dispatch 10
the London Exchange Telegraph Com
pany, that the resignation OF the Aus
trian premier DR. Won Seydler as
soon as the emperor returns is un.
ayoidable. II adds that the parlia.
ment majority, consisting OF Slavs,
Czechs and Poles. had decided not TO
listen to him as premier any more.
Austria is seething with revolt, and
the only thing that prevents the com.
mon people from rising and striking
the death blow TO autocracy is the
lack OF a leader and the insufficieney
OF funds. This was the statement of
man just arrived from Vienna, and
who recently has been in various parts
OF the empire. THE people are III.
orally starving and are on bread cards,
allowing them few grams a day.
The British admiralty has found
| that the channel at Zeebrugge In
which old British cruisers recently
were sunk during the naval raid on
the German submarine bases on the
Belgian coast, Is still blocked and will
probably remain so for a considerable
time. in spite OF the efforts of the
Teutons to dredge a new channel
around the obstacles formed by the
wrecks Of the warships.
The straits TO whicn Austria has
been driven by the food situation is
indicated in dispatch from Vienna
via Zurich, which says that DR.. Won
Seydler the Austrian premier. has
been compelled to admit that Austria
is unable TO feed the populations OF
northern Tyrol and northern Bohemia
and that he has, therefore, consented
that the former be attached for pro.
yisioning purposes to Bavaria, and the
latter to Saxony.
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Brave Act Recognized.

The navy department has commend
ed Matthew Mccabe, water tender,
for gallantry and heroism In jumping
overheard from the United States
steamship Pocahontas and rescuing
from drowning fireman who had
either jumped or fallen overheard.
When the man was seen to disappear
from the ship McCabe, without hesi-
tation, jumped into the water and sue
ceeded In getting line around the
man, who was hauled up on deck. Nc
Cabe enlisted in the nwy Aug,es.
1916, at New York.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-09

Little sins are eggs from which
great sorrows are hatched.
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loWera Ase Limit.

Ottawa.-Canada has lowered the
age limit for military service regis
tration from 20 to 10 years.
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HAVANA RESULTS

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Observation-Disclosures. los tHowarGi.
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Time. 1916 All atsrted.
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LIBERTY THEATER OPENING
First Performance ny Travelling Com
Panlcs VIII he MT Camp
Devens To-day.
nv Atkociated presf.

ASuiNGTON. February i0.-The
FIRST performance by the Liberty theat-
rical companies being organized TO sour
the sixteen National Army can,onncn, 9
vii! be given Monday night ~ Camp
Devens. Ayes. Mass The company v! Il!
remain at the camp week.
Fifteen other companies arc being
organized under the supervision OF
Marc Klaw. OF New York. They vii,
visit each cantonment in turn. with u
weeks stand a; each. Al! OF the con-.
panios arc expected 10 be on the roa d
b. March !. II was announced to-
night that the fuel administration order
closing thcatcrs on Tuesdays does not
apply 10 the camp theaters.
The commission on training camp
activities announced tonight thar
standard Liberty thoators are to be
built in each National Guard camp. Tho
nrst building VIII De started a; Camp
Wheeler Monday. and as the buildings
are completed the canvas thea:ers viii,
he displaced.
The mission also announced that
the "smi!eage" books Will be good at
all National Army and National Guard
camp theaters. but that they are not
good at present in the naval training
stations. nor AZ the forts. smaller train
ing camps and officers canps. The
books show at what camps they arc
good. the commission said. and persons
purchasing them should read the words
on tho cover, so rs not to purcha sc
books under misrepresentation as 10
where they may be used.
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BEAUTIFUL VENICE LEFT
BEHIND AS A VIII DERNESS
Only Marbles and Water Remain of Fascinating and Pic
turesque City-Town Practically Evacu-
ated by Population.

cemetery or palaces and bridges. Not
even shaded lamp lights the narrow.
crooked streets. partly because the cas
works and the central electric power
mousse have been shut down for lack
or coal, and partly because tho naval
authorities. TO whom the city has been
turned over have forbidden all kinda;
OF traffic after sunset. ONLY blue
jackets On patrol duty are met In the
streets and along the water front. The
civilians must all he indoors unless
provided with 4 special permit.
CI1'y's FASHIONABLE
MANSIONS ALI. CLOSED
The most deserted section @. the
city IS that which used 10 be tho most
fashionable. ard where the descendants
OF the dogaresses used 10 display their
Titan beau,y and their fascinating
MARBLE. The marble palaces majestic
ally rising from the s..ll waters 0: the
Lagoon. ,hc fashionable mans,ons arc
al closed and q detailed lis: OF their
furniture left behind is nailed 10 tho
door.
The CHURCHES arc also al boi,ed.
The sacred vases OF gold and silver.
tho cnise,cd chandeliers. the canvases.
the laccs and tho pricstly robes. often
OF priceless ancient texture. nave all
been removed TO suffer places known
only TO the patriarch OF Venice and
:hc government authorities Only the
statues OF the saints. deprived ot The
votive offerings which often adorn
them and tell 20 the faithful 81 thrill
ing story OF performed miracles, mrs
now left in their a:ches. Oaly one
church has been left open. and ther.
the population meets twice a day 20
pra" the Almighty to spare The city
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ny &. CIANFAItRA.

81 >' Shfk.NF anna
ROME, February lo.-Profcssor An
tonic F'rance!ctto has just returned to
Rome from "a visit 10 Venice. ono OF
whose constituencies he represents in
Speaking OF the present condition Of
the Queen of the Adria,ic. Professor
Fr3delctto said:
Venice IL now Wilderness Of mar
blcs and water. The lover Of the alb
stract beautiful might find the city
even more fascinating now than vine n
crowded with it's Dicturesaucly ar
rayed population. but he who has
looked after it's industrial and corn :
merc!ai Development. tho welfare or
It's people tho preservation Of lis
monuments. cannot be but sadly az
rec,ed by the spectacle the deserted
city now presents.
AS ynu know. the city has been
pra ideally evacuated. AZ soon as III q
army abandoned the Tagliamen;o River,
lin" and fell back on the Pave. the
authorities considered il AS extremely
dangerous 20 leave in the ci.y the VAS
amounts OF stores and supplies which
hal been accumulated there for tho
civilian population. with the remova,
OF thcse stores the whole popu!at!on
Of able bodied men was ordered ON,
and scnttegei throughout the north
ttn and central provinces Of the king
dom.
rEOPLE AND GOVERNMENT
INSTITUTIONS GO TO OTHER
INSTITUTIONS GO TO OTHER CITIES
-; the same time every wcil-to-d q
tanl!ly sponta neously left the city, ,aE-
ing along everything the present state
of italian railroads permitted to be
carried a7'a%. Tho government insti-
,utions have also been removed to
nearby oi;.oa. The Chamber OF Com
uerce IS now In Rome The Academy
az Fine Arts has been moved 70 Flor
cnoc; the IIigher School OF Commerce
is now IN another city. while the stu
dents of the National College have
been scattered Throughout; several
cities. TIE daily papers have al sus-
n"ndsd their publications with the
exception 81 tn. Gazc,ta O. venice.
which has been published 70. one hun
drcd aud iou! years withcu: inter-
rupi!on. oven under former AUSTRIA n
nominations
In less than Two weeks the poou.
alton OF ;he city was reduced fror,
I"oooo 90 less than 10000. composed
chiefly OF old men and women ard
children under twelve years .. age.
Eheh something very painful and re-
p'ete with sinister meaning began u
harpen. The c2tcs, The cosy. charm. :
ing meeting places where :he Venetian
was accustomed 20 repair for the even
!i,S chat. his coaee or his ices clio
one 3ftcr the other for lack IT sur-
toners. The shops followed. and .h-n
all Tho bakeries and meat store: closed
~ soon .: icei- scan, stocks we're g..
hdagteC. ne morning as l yira,iel
!G'H =. 'iar.:. Square there wcr. oI;iy
the pigeons to greet me. The ian!si: etl
animals fel! on me IN swarms. and
their ohirn!ng seemed 10 me d song o.
sorrow and mourning.
az nigh: ,hc city reSe1,h,rd A vast
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|NTs' FATE IN BALANCE
GRAYS' DECISION TO QUIT
DISHEARTENS OTHER CLUBS
Only Hope Thought to Tie In Transfer
OF Richmond and Montreal
franchise.

NEW YORK. February i0.-Basebalrs
winter carnival opens hero tomorrow
"hcn the maGnatcs OF the 1ntcrna-
t'onal League and both the major
ieasu7s gather here for their annual
meetings.
The fate Of the International League
bangs in tho balance. The announce
mcnt last night that the Providence
club would favor a suspension prac-
tically sealed tho case. Richmond and
Montreal arc understood TO be already
out.
The only ray Of hope tonight seem
ed to be in possible transfer or the
franchises of two OF tho clubs 20 Jersey
CITY and Syracuse. y. y.
This IL considered Improbable unless
the bill now before the Now York
Legislature lcasalizns Sunday baseball
is passed But the outlook for the
passage OF ouch Bill IL d!shcartening
The announcement that the famous
Grays from the Rhode Island city were
ready to give up tho fight came like 4
bolt from a clear Sky. There had been
talk OF the league continuing as 4 SIX
cornered circuit. but in this Providence
figured az one OF tho clubs.
Now a report comes from Rochester
ma. this club is ready 20 Quit. leaving
only Newark. Buffalo. Baltimore and
Toronto 20 vote N favor OF continuing.
While the International League mag
mates are "rcstiln. with the problem
ot life or death the National League
rcconvcacd !neetin. VIII start at the
Waldorf. while the Americans icaEu"rs
Will assemble al the ilotci Wolco:t. on
Tuesday. The TWO major leagues viii
fac" again tho old differences w.th the
dc'unc. Tederals.
The possibility of several player
d.ai3 hc!ng consunma,ed at the meet
'nrs looms up tonight. VITA the Ia
tcrnat!cnaI League failing 10 pieces
there xiii be collection OF stars
thrown upon tho haHnba!l market. AL
ready tho Montreal club has started 10
unload
The veteran, Liable. may again be
sent back % the majors :: there "a
anything Ike .he dis.ian'l!ag OF The
International League. I'll" Toronto
club does not intend TO PR: with ihe
man who made tho Cleveland tcan un-
~ tho last ray Of hope !s gone.
Manager Dunn. OF tho Cleveland IA
dams. who recently said ;ha; there
'''ss plenty al tinc 20 recruit mon Just
before The train sta:,g for :hc trainin.
camp is rrohhbly hanitIits on tho meet
!u.s this -rerE Cleveland. Washing
ton. fi:tssurE AMI cvn, INC Yankees
VIII he on dcci to buy the International
Leaguers 4, ,hc auction block. ANA IL ia
no. considered improbable that Charles
Wceshmann VII! i, them So. too
cheap
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7 ID. WANTS
suNpAT: T. een.s a line per ,oser,son.

suND$ MI. IL sso .oaee linz pei n. .ser'on
ARE Gsnp rE2TTihEEp AL MERT? TfH
NJ .CiIANGE' OF COPY. CASH TO " 1tt
RATE PER LINE.
ssuiMpAy aud : DAILY insertions. 20 cent.
c3HsEd 'G.fTs.af altrt fen,s 40 cent,
Situation Wanted. Male and Female.
J. time DAILY or SuSDAY. cents line.
lines TO The inch. and six worl, to Tho line.
C'asslfica,ions not guaranteed after s r. NJ
SCBSTATlOSS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
nee. are Tor tie eoasenisase 9, tie "f na,t,r,
~ .nt Ada; are acceptsd b. Ntm a, tina
WEST OF FOUSiIEE STREET,
West End Pharmacy. 1927 w Cary s.,
T., Ga.edo's Drug Store. Floyd Ave. ."d Rob
Ghariss s Turner. Druggist. ives, Broad.
Kerns PHARMACY. 222a lianovcr Ave
MM";i"3 ndo DrTs store: So2t on Grave AYE.
..9y.s Drug s,ess; Alien Aye;, and Grace st,
=: Z. johann Drug Co. .sc3 ". Main 81,
Eli. s,5efi hhsEmSsy, 2s; S. rins s.:
=. il. May & Bro. Brook Az e.' and clay
=, Tarran. Drug Store Foush.s and Broad
EAST or rousHEE STREET,
G9.eTn; co; II EaSt Broad 81,
Wallis bfos s,ofe: i Fin and n Matsn II Il
T. u Is HsisH 20 s & 4 + ,' T. st
Eiehsrd'on Drug store. t5I y Seventeenth
4: II: chillrey. - y, E'sn,esn,n st,
-. Turner's fharhacv. Twenty frs, and Main
wnMsrns Pharmacy. Twenty frs, asa ,tse-
:. Sr,insc: Drug Co. Twtn,y-thl.d snd
ifosd's Drug store, Twen,y.n.a;h ard q
Wgoa E sshast Drug Co. ruerty-n',n
=. Woods Pharmacy. Twenty e:,h and Leigh
"lf'a rdf4 III Drs g,scs Sc ROO cGe st
Ihl'ry FIRST ST.
PARAMOUNT
ra!rinru,i, Pharmacy "ig5 ra!r,noun, Aya
BARTON DELIGHTS.
s,.e.e's D,vr store. 1900 Nor'n Ave
K;CHLAND PARK.
(; :: ccIny x Co; 100 Ini;,d Aye.
A Is. Townsend. Milton and Mary!a nj
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch ONCE Tilaes- Dispa tch. liy3 Hull
wooDI.A&D HEIGHTS.
Woodland Hcishts Pharmacy. aloi sen,ne.
Charles W. Garrison. 3lI7 For.s, Hnl Ave
sEASsROEO.
q. Al Eoberts's Drug store. .so4 Hull ST.
FULTON.
T. .o a pas f,,s :'l lio, wia ,Gs Aye
PETERSBURG.
Times D<pa.Gn Branch. go Not.a Syca-
Hi0ie Street ohont Petersburg rs
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RULE GUT GERMAN
Cincinnati Eliminates Language From
Its Public school
C0uYsea.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. February TO-
With only one dissenting vote. the
Board OF Education has approved The
recommendation OF School Superintend-
cnt Condor that German be dropped
from elementary schools after June
next. Three membcrs Of the board arc
OF German descent. but they voted 10
back the superin,endcnt. Al present
nearly 1000 pupils are studying Ger
man.
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EASTERN SHORE WOMEN
WILL SUPPLY AMBULANCE
Raise s3.I38 to Provide Collection Cnr
for Anslo American Hospital
In France.
Special to The Times-p:spa;ch.

Special 70 TIC Tl!Nc > H.sT,atc!
OSASCOCk. VA. February lO.--A 70
n!!;tance 10 the amount or s3.l35 has
been cahled 20 Sir Ernest Clark. OF n
British Fed Crosn. 20 be used 20 pur-
chase a motortruck for collecting has
pital supplies for Tho Anglo American
Hospital at wi,neseuX, France. On tho
truck Will DC placed tA!s inscription.
Presented by the Women o; the East
o-a shore of virginia"
!; has been suggested ma; the pre-
sen:ation be made either by cur am
hassador 20 England Or 10 France