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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general % the Amer
lean eGpeditiOnaty forces Killed IN a.
ton. -. wounded severlv -. Total ITO
KILLED IN ACTION;
The following are the men from Indiana
Illinois and Michigan on the Its
SEEGEA\TS
Harry James Leonard Alma. Mich
Arthur clifford Patterson Owosso
CORPORALS
Glenn g. Dsblen Morris ri.
cyrus John English Rudysrd. Mich.
Ward Montgomery Harding. Coruuna.
GAYLORD Platte Leach. Msnistique.
Mich.
PRINATES:
Alesandro Dimassa, Detroit Mich
Everett NJ. Finkbiuder Huron Ind.
Albert LANCE. Nikado. Mich
Sandy Levi. South Saginaw. Mich
Hugh Allan Machines. Newberry. Mich.
Harry John Ollrich Mt Clemens.
Fred Polovina Flint. Mich.
Charles John Ssuvola Chassell Mich.
Antoine Joseph Truckey. Detroit.
Mich
Julius Williams. Manlstique Mich
WOUNDED SEVERELY:
LIEUTENANT
william Frederick weine Alpeus.
SERGEANTS
Allen g. Fleck. Detroit. Mich.
Edward j Waver Chicago. H.
CORPORALS
Edward Carlton Hudson. Kalamazoo
Linus Robin LeGingven ovosso
Edward Richards. Detroit Mich.
sylvan Maurice Rubin. Nanisuque
Daniel Dewey rrpesdeL Wayne
Mich
rRIvATES:
William NJ Brents ravlorsville OBJ.
Cssimir James clinton. Pinckney
Howard Stirling Harding Corunns
Mich
Abraham Rarp Cadmae Mich
Walter r Redemske. Chicago. I'LL
Walter Wiloughhy Perington. Mich
FOR RELEASE ANY TINE.
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general % thf
American eXpeditionsrv forces KILLED iu
action - missing iu action. l. wound
% severely. L died OF wounds. died
of accident and other causes. 3. died oi
disease wounded. degree unde
termiued = prisoner ] Total -.
KILLED IN ACTION:
LIEITENAN1
Ewing Boone Kansas CITY. kss
CORPORAL
William ? Ruth. Emau,. Pa.
DIED or WOUNDS
SERGEANT>
Wilbain % Neil New York y =
Thomas r summers. Lawrence burg
Tenn
CORPoRAI.S
BuT F. Melton North Bend Nen.
FLOYD = >imons Bethlehem Ps
DIED OF DISEASE:
PRIVATE
James clarence Brown KsDnspo.is
DIED PROM ACCIDENT And OTHEH
CAUSES
CORPORAL.
Clarence = knaub Red Lion. Pa
PRlNATES
Herbert : Evans " A ester Okla
Arthur Hargrove. Annie Co. W.
Joseph oStroUssi- Winnipeg
Manitoba
Jack Written ,srtervlle NJ"
Anthony WiIken LAFAYETTE Ind.
SENEREIN WOUNDED.
LEI TENANTS
Howard O. tumm5us Clinton Mss
carl A. Fu~s Runalo. ~
SERGEANr>
stewart Donald Graham NeadyI.- ft.
tsri LEROY Peterson p Fad forc Pa
tORPORAI-S
Clarence a Baxter Pittsburgh Pa
Dexter T. Booth. Grand Rapids. Mich
Adafnh ~ R-andes 0mahs. Nsh
John Ruter New Y0rs y g.
Thomas T CumminS ca caco. IH
EdVaro o. Foley. Newtc5 Csnter
Mass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
NOTED TRAVELLER
HERE TUESDAY
J. A. Davis and Edward N.
Hurley to Address
Mass Meeting.

A. Davis noted student and IA
nous traveller. Of Chicago. Will be
another OF the main attractions al
the big mass meeting 10 be held in
the high school auditorium Tuesday
night by the Liberty loan committee.
Edward y Hurley chairman OF
the national shipping board. Will
also address the meetng With these
two main st,ractions. and others o.
almost equal Importance the Liberty
loan committee believes that the
coming meeting VIII be one OF the
largest attended ever held in the
high school auditorium
While Chairman Hurley has ap-
peared in south Bend before. this
viii be the first ,'me south Bend
citizens have had an opportunity 10
hear Mr. Davis lie has a national
reputation as an orator. I'M addition
20 being a noted student and a ia
nous traveller In addition 10 this.
he S now connected with the United
states government = financial eN-
pert
There Will be other speakers al
the meeting Tuesday night There
VIII also be music IN the way OF
vocal and Chora selections
Heads OF locai industrial plants
met with members of the Liberty
loan committee FRIDAY afternoon %
perfect the organization for the work
in the factories for the sale of Lib
r~f,- bonds hegiuufue Sent %
While the factories are 10 be given
credit as an institution. each EN-
pioye is 10 be given fun credit Tor
the full amount of the bond, he o.
she buys
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
RAISE FUND TO BUILD
TRANSATLANTIC PLANE

ST LOUIS Mo Aug So usi-
ness men here have started ia isins
$4,000 fund with which 10 build
suita Die airplane for making the
first trans Atlantic trip from s.
Louis 10 France in four DAYS The
plan. which has heen under consId
Grafton for several weeks IS spon-
sored by Nayor Henry " Eiel and
p r. Queeney former president Of
the Manufacturers association.
Queeney said II everything goes as
expected the airplsne VIII ne ON it's
tour ~ the near future
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
FOUR INJURED WHEN
CAR TURNS TURTLE

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Aus. ST.
Three women and two men were in
iured. three Of them seriously. near
here FRIDAY when an automobile In
which they were riding skidded on
wha. is considered a dangerous hin
and turned over. The severely in
iured ale Mr. and Mrs. Mack Whor-
ley and Miss Fern Whorley. who was
driving the car Mrs. Addie Coons
and c. L. Airhart were hurt slightly
The Whorleys and Mrs Coons live in
jamestown Airhart lives here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
MISS DETROIT III SETS
NEW WORLDS RECORD

DETROIT Mich Aug 81 Aft
- setting 2 worlds lap record or 80
miles an hour Miss Detroit III Or
the Detroit Yacht CLUB loafed
through the remainder 81 The frs-
DAYS racing FOR the gold challenge
cup. winning easily over Mss Min
ueapoI}S in the elapsed time Of
sass for the 30-mie course
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
SAVE BUSHELS or GRAIN

BCELI NGTo\ Ia. Aug to
Thceshers o. Iowa using care to
avoid waste as ureed by the sta 90
food administration have saved or
viii save. more than . 500 600 bush
els OF grain This season. worth s'
lesst quarter ~ million dollars.
The estimate is made hy - =.
Deems. state food administrator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
HARD COAI.

-s cettluC scarcer every daV Peo-
pie viii he fortunate DO they can Get
AN the ~oft coal thrN need Have
Won soft coal stove See cur line
before YOU buy Quality - up 90 our
ususl standard and prices are close
Reimoid a. 125 y Main ST
ADV. 12sS-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
OPEN AIR CONCERT AT
LEEPER PARK SUNDAY

Prof Fred Elbel OF Elbers band
has prepared am excellent program
for the open air concert i'm Leeper
park sunday evenins The selec-
ucns chosen FOR the concert make
up one OF wide ,ar.ety The follow
iuy is The program
March Flag OF Freedom .-.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31

Have that new fsN suit or dress
charged 20 GATELY 'S.-Adr
T41s-5I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31
Do You Pay Your Bills?
PAY UP!

Make the first o the month to payu
If settle all You're OBJ do your
Your credit made failure bills
ucredt S II ucredts Dad
youT credit bad today make good If slipping the
place yourself the plane of "honor'youc
fall due merchant
and will help
Pay up!
It's you'll just make p yourm
If for raonckn& like find
unable They'll gladly
Times Change
It's like / o The dead beat has beenna
careless beat merchant this
In there strengthened practically retail merchant South Bend be-
clearing hOus
You
honorable and dshonoabIe
l nj ppedn
Times Chnge-and invariably 70 the better
Pay Credit is dudbe an TO lose
South Bend Retail Merchants Bureau
Department
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-31

work something like thatyou find
padop around and the merchants They'll gladly take
l-and 1t will save them expense.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
4 10y .sa9yes@@-
zoKNIERZ z D MAD
RENM. ST.

August w. Cierzan syn panst--
wa A. j. Cierzan I'D Wis. W
lisscie do swych rodzic6w donosi,
re znajduie sic obecnie z amery-;
kanskiem wojskiem, sskt6re idzie
do Niemiec j re wojsko znajduje
sic obecnie mad brzeggielmm Renuu::
Pisze on re niemcy maja Wielkli
respekt Ola Amerykanow wydal
ia radosne okrzykid Ola Wilsona
gdy wojska " trukach przejezdzia
je. Cierzan Jest czlonkiem komp',a
nil L l07go nadz. pociaggowych.z Ia
pisal sic " lipcu 1917 a DO Fran Fran;
cyl odjechal v styczniup, 1918.
Znajdowal sic ma okrecie Tusca-
MIA ,ktory byl torpedowany przez
niemiecka submarine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
81
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ssDZ1EN PROXY NADSZEDk.

/, Dzien pro6by nadszedI Ostatnie
try miesiace daily najlepszy do:
,w6d Q p'oopularnosci Trinera Anne
srykanskiego Elixiru GorzkiegeWi
si ma v catllych stanach Zjedd1naocszzao--:
nych j Kanadzie. Ogromny popyt
to lekarstwo pobil wszelkie re-
kordy. "A dlaczego? Poniewaz I'd
.lekarstwo czysci wnetrznosci pra;
wynn sposobem. Sprowadza u
trzymuje naturally j lekki ruch
wnetrznosci, bez bolesci j bez no.
wege zatwardzenia. TO >prawidlo==
we czyszczenie wnetrznosci jest
najwieksza potrzeba " obecnyml
czasie, epidemieznego nawafn.Dla
tego odrzucciie Wszelkie preparat
ty talk zwane "ro6wniez dobre''
Iecz obstaWajjci,e przy Trinera Al
merykanskim Elixirze gorzkiegoo
Wilma! We Wszystkich aptekach
$l.l0. - Przy reumatycznych al.
DO neuralgicznych b6lach zwic,lhlii
niiec;iiaaclh, olpplulic,lhnieciach it'd, Jest
Trriineesraa Liniment lekarstWem ma
kt6rem zaWszes MONA poleggael
IS i65 ecent65W " aptekach poczzi1
15scentoW. zyczy,m Wan
szczesliiWego Nowego e
seph Triner Cornpan y38s3--sl3343
Asllans ave hieago, I'D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
RANM w WALcE.

Piotr X. KaslpEer 33o1 Chatfield
I'll. Winona MINI ranny zosta} W
wvalce, jak glosi wysfana depesza
z Washington.
Ranlny, take Wincenty j. Kro-
pidlowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
WiadOlil'nOlIIj|sci
MIEJSCOW Il

" poaisd1aleko sunsj gpdinis
odbyla Sic v kosciele b So. stal1i-
shawn K. msza, ,ssW. aalobna e du
SEE s. p: Teofila Prondzinskiego,o
kt6rego smierci nadeszla Wiado--
nose do Winony v przeszlym ty-
godniu.
S. p. Teofil Prondzihski ula q I
we Francyi " dniu 10go listopa'-
da ma zapalenie-pluc ktore nasta-
PHO pc i%nfluenzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31

Edward sadowSld, syn Mieha-
la Sadowsskiego s54 wSch: 4tej u.
powr6eil pc wymustrowaniu w
Camp Dodge. Ia. j zwolniony ho-
norowo re sluzby przybyl ma swiiee
ia Bozego narodzenia i wiecej juizl
tam ME powr6ci skoro wojna.: sic
skonczyla. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
opisl d ozaiszcze-
III like Hyrzadzili Mem
" v Verdm.
:

Pan Romuald ]. Hamersh o.
trzymaI \ tych d l1[nlill ciekawy
list od.8wego sswagraSLeona Bron.
ka . CHAtel Cherry we Francyi:kt ST
Y c1etcii podano DO ogloszenia:
Pisze on: ..
''Odkad ,cenzurat zoltsa}a zniesio.
ma : n1aazzsych list6w, wolnoo nam pii:
sac jak tu rzeczy stoia.
Chatel Ghehsry jest p alemzmia
stem po wiiekszejj iczesci zbudowa
nem Pc stronie CORY co przedsta-
via sic piek1lie. Przypomina stare
europejskie historye, jak lube Ia
kie scenerye.
Dziesiee chlopcoW . naszej kom
panii pilnuje " TEN miejscu anu
nicyi. Stoimy .dwie godziny ma
stray a ma szese godzin jestes--.
my zwolnieni. Otrzymujemy do
bre i dosyc pozywienia. Many, do
stack odziezy do ~noszenia, sk6rza
ne westki a ;jutro dostaniemy wy
sokie gumoWe buty na bloto mo
kre powietrze.
TO miasto ME jest calkiem znisz
czone, DO skoro amerykahscy
chlopcy zaczeli pedzic niemcow,to
ci mic mieli czasu zniszczyc Wszye
stkiego, chociaz zniszczyli kazdy
most i drogi krzyzowe.
Skorosmy opuscili Stany. Zjednr..
i przekroczyli sadzawke, wylado-
walismy W Brest, w miescie ktoe-
re Jest sIawnle z wielkich dziej6w
kt6re sic dawniej dzialy. Wypo-
'czywajac tam W oobzie MEDIA
-leko cd Brest maszerowalismyy
W niedziele do koscio}a. Nabozen-
stwo odprawiane bylo W barakac.h
zbudowanych przez kr6la .Ka-
r66la i Ludwika " a Napoleon u
konczyl te. budowe: Przeprowa-
dzeni bylismy potcm do Versalu,
kt6re to miasto jest W poblizu Pa
ryza. Pred wkroczeniem do mia
sta widzialcm monument Joanny
Z Are, znajduje on sic niedaleko
cd jeziora W bardzo pieknej oko'
Hey naprzeciwko pa}acu zbudowa'
nego przez kr0la Ludwika XIV.
Nareszciie przybylismy do Yer
dun i stanelismy obozem okolc
piec mil Cd miasta. Miasto zosta4c
zupe}nie z%niszczone przez MEM:
COW " tel ~strasznej cztero:i po'
lctniej wojnie a jest najbardzie,
zajmujacem miejscem. Geese mia
sta zbudowana jest pod ziemia a
kule i bomby tel czesci ME mogas
mic szkodzic. Znajduje sic tam ma
wet teatr migawkowych przedlstiaa.
wien. Bylem W verdunskiej kate
drze- jest to ogromny ggmach
dwiema wierzami, kt6re ME costa.
~ zniszczone, ehociaz SO podziu.
rawione kulami ma wskros. Budo
wa Jest zniiszczona zupefnie. Kole
GUM Marguerite, przylegie dc
katedry jest tax zniszczone BON
bami lie ME jest podobicnstwem
ably go MONA odnowic. sciany
pod}ogi zawalone So " wielu mlel
scach. w ruinach znalazlemSobraz
i diva w saz ii ir,obione zs75 scenti.
metroWyyehlsskorup Z pieknesni 6
koracyami, kt6re noszee z SODA
man szamiar przywiese DO domu
eczklflee5zV5{e jja9kk d1lu1go bede je nc
sill DO 50 bardzo ciezkie. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
Edmund Cieminsh

Edmund cieminsh pc kilku
dniowym urlopie W Winonie cd,
jechal " niedziele W poiudnie do
Camp Pike Ark.
w sobote wieczorem urzadzlia
matka jcgo PAM Walerya Ciemin.
ska ma jego pozegnanie male nj
spodzianke ma, kt6ra sic zgroma'
dzilo okolo 50 os6b mlodziezy o.
bojga lpp}ci. Zabawiano Sic wysmie.
nicie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
Kspral rrancissek =. Brexa, kit

~ prsebywal W obozie v Camp.
Fort Dade, Flo. powrocil pc ho-'
norowem zwolnieniuu go do Vino.
ny. Breza :zzaalploiijsia1 Sic 3go maja"
1917 j przez pewicn czas znajdo-
wal sic " obozie: " Camp Dodge,
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
sierzant Bugler Jozef Hamersh

ktory nalezy do So infanteryi, !
bawif tn przez swieta ma urlopile,
pojechal W niedziele W po}udnie
do Minneapolis, zkad pc kr6tkiej
wizycie u brata swego Leona u,
daf sic do obozu " Camp Dodge,
Ia, gdzie nalezy do kapeli woj-
skowej oraz jest nauczycielem
Scranton.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31

W sauna Gwiazdke zabiadzil DO
clan do panstwa Leonostwa Felc-
kowskich z zdrowa corunia, kto-
rel ia chrzcie sw. dano imiona
Floryanna, Marya, Winszujemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31

W Boze Narodzenie zachorowal
Wiel. ks. ]. =. Grabowski. Lekarz
orzekl, IL koniecznie trzeba mu
pozostac W fozku przez dluzszy
czas. zyczymy jak najrychlejsze-
go powrotu do zdrowia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31

Pierwsze kroE v sp1rawie pozo
stalosci pc S. p. Walentym ]. Wea
yer, kt6ry zostaf zabity W walce
we Francyi " dniu 28go wrzes--
MIA, rozpoczete zostaly, v sadie o
piekunczym przeE sedziego B. p p.
LOBBY, a E. W. Hoppe Wybrany
zoatal administrator " sprawie
pozostalosci pc nieboszczyku.
ady Walenty. znajdowal sic we
Erancyi, matka nmarla q
brat Bart.sWaaver znajdEies sic ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31
|Ceny targ0We|
WNONA
WINONA.
wroREK, s1Go aRUDN1A 1918
Kaportowane przez BAY State

WToREK, $500 GRUDN1A 1918
Kaportowanne przez Bay state
Milling Go.
Przenica No l wiosenna 2.14
Prznica Mr.. 2 wiosenna Eli
Przenica Mr.. 3 wiosenna 2.07
Mr.. / Czerwona przenica wio-.
SIENNA 200
Mr.. 2 Czerwone przenica wio.
(senna FOG.
Mr.. 8 Czerwona przenica wio.
Isenna 2.O2
Mr.. l Twarda zimowa przeni.
lea 2.l3
Mr.. 2 Twarda -zimowa przeni.
|ca 2.1O
Nr. 3 Twarda zimowa przeni-
ca FOG
Mr.. 1 Czerwona zimowa pre-.
MICA Eli
Mr.. 2 Czerwona zimowa przeni
ca 2.08 aata1e1s
Mr.. 3 Czerwona zimowa przeni-
ca 2.O4
Mr.. 2 zyto 1.40
Mrs. zytol38
Mr.. 3 Jecamien, Swyborny 80
Mr.. 4 Jeezmieh swy:borny Is
Rsportowane p1zez E. Miller
Maka Patent Bbeczki pace 1.50
Przenny srut W 10 fnt. pa
pierowych workach pc 60
Bia1a Kukurydzanna. mako 10
fnt. Sc
lolita kukurydzanna kaszka 10
fnt So
Czysta zytnia maka 10 fnt So
Przenna mieszana pasza
tona 51.O0
zy,tni ssrut iona 51.00
Hominy Feed .tona $500
Otreby Bran tona 1000
Middlings tona $500
Ceny nurtownA
Maslo 5O--55 &C., =
Ser 35-38 :,s -.
Mod $50
Jaja tuzin 46 *+''S- :.
siano Tymotka 1900
Siano dixie 12.O0-14.00
Kartfle Mode 100
Fasola (Beans) 5.00-5.5O
OWES g.
Kukurydza aswieza 1.O0-l.1O|
kaportowans .,rEex W1nona Nal.
Z. ting Go.
Jeczmienl Swieziy M. 8 ex. IS
Jeczmien swiezy Nr. 3 80
Jeczmien Swie5y Nr. 4 Is
Jeczmien SwiezyN N. 5 70
zYMY TOWAK
Raportovans pr1ez inter State
P Z 'I''il %.
8W1n1l
Cd 40 do 200 funtow 1850
Cd 225 do 800 funt6W 1915
Prosiah lO.OO-I4.OO
Tuczne 13.O0-l5.M
s=z#5H.3ydo . zs.
Byczki fstteers 5.5O-s.50
Krowy SO
Byh 5.5O-7.OO
Yuczne
islesfaa 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-31

Owce.
Jagnieta 8.O0-12.00
Owce 4.00-7.00
Dr6b
Kury 12H-15
Koguty 1O-l2h
Kaczki 17-2O.
Gesi tluste 15-18
Indyki POS
Kury mlode18-22
MINNEko OLIs
Kukurydza Nr. 3 z61 1.55-1.57
Jeczmien 951a-1.O5
OWES 69h-70h
zyto 1.62
Len nasienie 3.56-3.58
s. ST. PAUL
Bydlo 7.25-1l,0O
Cie1eta 5.O0-13.O0
SWINE 15.85-17.O0
Owce 7.OO-1O.5O
Jagnieta 10.00-13.75
CHICAGO.
zyto l.62
Kukurydza Mr.. 2 $50
Jeczmien 90-1.03
OWES 681h-W
Byd}o 7.40-14.25
Cieleta 14.00-14.50
SWINE 17.65--17.90
zAPIsUJO1E s0BIE wIARUsA
HH-- t'- -Ff
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
SAROFF ENTERTAINS
 AT SHOW AND CAFE

Tom Saroff, who came to Nenana to undergo treatment at the Govern ment hospital for severe case of blood poisoning, and who has now recovered his health, entertained the hospital staff at the Coliseum last evening, playing host to party of sixteen. The guests were enter tained later at the Tavern cafe, where arrangements had been made to serve the party with several course dinner.
 The dinner and box party were in the nature of an appreciation for the attentions received during the time that MT. Saroff was a patient
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
WAR DEPARTMENT RESC|NDS ORDER;
 GIVE ADDRESSES
Popular Demand for Information Regarding Casualty Lists Is
 Granted.
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., May D. Yielding to the popular demand for the publication of the addresses of American soldiers whose names ap- pear in the casualty lists, war de- partment officials have authorized the announcement that the desired information will be provided here after, it being the intention of the department to resume the practice of publishing the addresses in ques- tion.
 The decision as made by President Wilson, to whom the public appealed direct when it was announced that the practice of publishing the ad- dresses of wounded and killed Ameri- can soldiers was discontinued.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
SECRET BAND IS
 HUNTING ALIENS
 IN POPPY STATE
New Order Known As Knights of Liberty Takes Law Into Its
 Own Hands.
Associated PreSs)

SAN JOSE, Cal, May 2.-The or ganization known as the Knights of Liberty, which has branches in sev- eral parts of the state and which came into prominence recently at Oakland as the result of an assault made upon H. Steinmoltz, a tailor, charged with being pro- German, took possession of George Koetzer last night and tarred and feathered him, after he had been tied to a cannon in the park.
 Koetzer was accused by the Knights of being a pro-German. In telephone messages sent to the local newspapers and to the police, the mysterious band gave assurances that Koetzer had been given fair trial
 The Oakland tailor was hanged until he had become unconscious after which he was tied to a tree and later taken away in an auto from the scene of the assault.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
PRISONERS ASK ID HELP ITALY
 WHIP IEUT0NS
Eighteen Thousand Soldiers, Cap.
 tu-ed By Italy, Are Eager to .::.:..: Aid Allies. >:... ...

PARIS, May 2.-Reports received in this city today state that eighteen thousand soldiers of Rumanian ori- gon, who were captured by the Ita- Hans on the Austria-Italian from tiers, while fighting under the Aus trian flag, have asked permission to return to the front under the Italian flag.
 The request has already been granted and the released prisoners are already on their way to the con- centration camps, where they will be organized for service against Austria and Germany.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
COAS1W|SE BOAT HIT BY CRUISER
 S|XlY-1WO DEAD
Survivors Are Rescued by French Sailors, Who Search Waters By
 Aid of Arc.
CAssociated Press)

ATLANTIC PORT, May 2.-Thc coastwise steamship City of Athens was sunk off the Deleware coast last night as the result of a collision with French cruiser. The Athens went down five minutes after the two boats had come together, the sinking being so rapid that siXty-siX of those on board the Athens lost their lives, despite the efforts of the French sailors to rescue them.
 Survivors relate tales C heroism on the part of the members of the crew of the cruiser. Smal! boats were launched with promptness and thorough search of the waters made, with the aid of searchlights.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
BOND SALES ARE GROWING UPWARD
 GOAL IN SIGHT
Treasury Department Reports Sales of More Than Two and Half
 Billions.
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., May D. The daily report of the treasury department shows that the sum of $2,641, ,631, 1850 has been subscribed for Liberty Loan bonds throughout the United States, the officials of the department are now confident that the three billion mark will be reached.
 The appeal of the department to the various committees in charge of bond campaign throughout the coun try to make redoubled efforts to stimulate sales, appears to be meet ing with satisfactory results. The names of additional towns and com munities have been added to the honor roll as the result of the new appeal, and many towns and cities, already lover the top", are now striving for additional stars.
 Secretary McAdoo has called upon the people of the cities and towns to raise their subscriptions to a par with those of the rural districts, the returns having shown that a large proportion of the rural districts have oversubscribed their quota, the show ing being much ahead of the towns
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
WAR SECRETARY ASKS POWER ID
 INCREASE ARMY
Number of Troops Depends Upon Ability of Department to
 Transport Them
WASHINGTON. D. C., May

W AOt11NG ON, U. C., Ndy --.-
 Secretary of War Baker appeared before the house military committee today for the purpose of requesting legislation giving the administration blanket authority to increase the army by raising any number of men that facilities for training and trans portation will permit.
 The secretary declined to state a specific number for the double reason that any number implies limit, while the only possible limit is our ability to equip and train and transport, which is constantly on the increase"
 It is expected that the draft office will send out call on Saturday for 100000 additional registrants.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
BRITISH VESSEL
 RAMS SUBMARINE
New Freighter, On Maiden Trip Across the Atlantic, Puts End
 to Hun Diver.
Associated Press)

ATLANTIC PORT, May "A British freight steamer, which has just reached this port from the other side of the Atlantic, reports having destroyed a German submarine en- route. The steamer, which is fresh from the shipyards, sighted the ene- my diver in the early stages of the voyage and made a run for the undersea craft. The submarine was run down and sunk, the hull of the diver being torn open by the larger vessel.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
COMM|IIEtMEN
 APPROVE PLANS
 ID CURB l. W. W.
Government Will Endeavor to Put
 Stop to Activities of Lawless
 Element. *".
(ASsociated PreSs1

WASHINGTON, D. C., May D. The. senate judicial committee has given it's approval to legislation which is aimed at the Industrial Workers of the World, and similar organizations which are advocating force and violence to bring about government, social and industrial changes.
 The legislation which has received the indorsement of the committee includes features of the anti-I. w. W. bills recently introduced by Sen ator William H. King, of Utah and Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of Mon- tana.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-05-02
.SENATORS,I DECIDE ID DEFER ACTION Resolution Declaring War on Turkey and Bulgaria Will Rest for
 the Present. .. .%

WASHINGTON, D. C., May o. The senate committee on foreign affairs has agreed to take no action at present on the resolution, intro duced several weeks ago, providing for declaration of war against Turkey and Bulgaria. This decision was reached, following a conference of the committeeman with the sec retary of state.