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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
MULTI NJ Stu CA:

In scolile din insulile Filipino
sunt 1000 de professor nativi 81
500 de instructor Americani.
Pima acum S 'au gasit 1872 va
rietati de flori arctice, carl nu
sunt decit de doua culori, albc
81 galbene.
In anGl fiscal 1916-17 Amcri-
"a a TRIMS aliatilor 2,166, 500, 900
pfunds de carne 81 grasime, lar
in 1917-1S, BOIL, 100000 pfunds,
adica un plus de 844, 900, 900
pfunds.
In decursuI anului trccut in
Anglia au fost pusc in uz 1894
de tramyaie, dintre, carl 12,435 e.
rau electrice.
Prin modificarea legei militare
Sc pcrmite ca soldatii din Brazi-
liza, Cuba, Guatemala, Costa Ri
ga, Panama 81 Uruaguai sa fic
instruiti in Statcle Unite.
Conform spusclor unui invatat
Francez, potasa trebue pusa pc
lista substantelor radioactive.
S'au inventat niste tuburi de
cauciuc. pc carl cei ce scriu Gu
masina lie pot intrebuinta ca sa-si
protejeze degetele 81 sa-si tie un-
Chile curate.
in Statele Unite sunt 1920 de
corporatiuni de telcfoanc, earl au
sirme intinse pc distanta de
25,OOO,OO0 de mile.
49,
COlnpania de telcfoanc Bell, IL
decursul anului 1917, a inregis-
trat 10000, 100000 de chemari la
telefOn.
Bucatarii nativi din Ecuador
nu Sc impaca Gu masinile desga-
tit, zicind ca caldura lor aduce
friguri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23

Cauta cismari Italieni. - Wa
shington. - Guverirlll Italian du-
zee 0 campanie pentru recrutarea
cismarilor Italieni aflatOri in A
merica. Acei ce-yi ofera serviciile
vor Fl trimisi in Italia. unde au
sa lucreze incaltaminte pentru ar
mata. care sc face Gu mare ane-
vointa din canza Upset acestui
fel de meseriaSi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23

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canilor . fost8prea mutt pentru
inima simtitoare a D-nei Mont
Blackford, care cazut moarta
in tinpul cind' fluerilc fabricilor
81 clopotile bisericilor au inceput
sd sune in onoarea luptatorilor
Americana din Franta.
= Isbinda lui Seminoff. - Lon
dra. - O stire trimisa din Tient-
sin catre ziarul Daily Mail zice
ca fortele generalului Seminoff
au dat o puternica lovitura ina
micului, cauzintlu-i mari pierderi
in oameni 81 luindu-i mari canti-
tati de munitiuni. Corespondentul
nu specified contra cui 81 unde
lupta generalul Seminoff.
Recunoaste esecyl Austro- Ger
manilor. - Roma. - Ziarele din
Viena au inceput sd scrie ca e
posibil ca fortele Austro-U -Ungare
sd inceapa lupta numai in de-
fensiva peste intreg frontul. Zia-
rul Newe Free Presse destainu-
ieste in mod mestesugit cum att
ofensiva germana, cit 81 cea aus
triaca n 'au putut indeplini pla-
null Gu care fusesera incepute.
Soldati raniti in accident. =
Toledo. - Citiva soldati carl tre-
ceau de la Detroit intr un mare
automobil de povara, au fost ra-
niti in timpul cmd un tramvai
lea isbit automobilul. Au fost
dust la spitalul din localitate.
Argentineni atacati de bandit.
- Buenos Aires. Locuitorii
teritorului Santa Cruz din sudul
Argentinei au telegrafiat prese.
dintelui Irigoyen, cerind sd li-se
trimita trupe earl sal apere de
0 banda de 300 de hOti calari,
carl au intrat in Argentina din
Chile 81 carl seamana groaza 81
teroarea in vecinatatea lacului
Buenos Aires.
Disparitia unui ministru. -
Toxic. - Pima acum inca nu Sc
site mimic despre G. o. Wallen-
berg, fost ministru al Suediei in
Japonia, care a plecat acasa prin
Siberia acum doua luni trecute
Gu o .suita de Nalti Spanioli. Stiri
lie primite din Suedia spun ca mi
nistrul inca nu S a reintors in ia
ra. Wallenberg 81 inca alti pa
|strusprezece Suedezi au fOst siliti
sd paraseasca Japonia in ziua de
25 Maiu din cauza purtarei lor
neneutrala.. -
Finlandezii refuxa monarchia.
Londra. q stirc din Stock
holm zice ca guvernul finlandez
a retras dintrio data legilc pen
tru reformelc constitutionale 81
adoptarea monarchiei, declarind
sesiunea landtagului de inchisa.
Bonbardarea Heidelbergului.
Londra. Aviatorii Englezi au
bombardat Heidefbergul. orasul
unde Sc afla vestita universita-
te germana. Deasemenea a mai
fost bombardata CARA de la Man
helm 81 O fabrica care a fost con-
sumata de flacari. Toate aeropla-
nele englezilor s'au inapoiat la
baza in siguranta.
Cauta cismari Italieni. - Wa
shington. - Guverfrlll Italian du-
zee campanie pentru recrutarea
cismarilor Italieni aflatori in A.
merica. Acei ce-si ofera serviciiIe
vor fl trimisi in Italia. unde au
sa lucreze incaltaminte pentru ar
mata. care Sc face Gu mare ane-
vointa din canza lipsei acestui
fel de meseriasi.
|CrOniCa n1pdiCala
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
lNF0RmATIuNI

Executarea unor socialist Rusi.
= Amsterdam. = Ziarul ColOg-
ne Gazette scrie ca treisprezece
socialist REVOLUTIONARY, dovediti
amestecati. III complotul asasina-
rel contelui Won Mirbach. amba-
sadorul Germaniei in Russia. au
fost eXecutati. Ziarul mai adauga
ca inca multi altii Isl asteapta
judecata.
Varor englez s,cufundat. -
Londra. Amiralitatea anunta
ca vaporul englez de transport a.
hume IBarunga. cu o capacitate
de 7.4S4 tone. fost scufundat
de un submarin. Vaporul mergea
.catre Australia. avind pc bord
soldati Australieni incapable pen
tru serviciul la front. carl all
fost salyati Gu totii.
Sapte dolari pentru un quart
de apa. = Charleston. w. Va. =
Judecatile setcsilor locuitori de
aici. earl incearca sd obtie beutu-
ra in ciuda legilor prin care sta,
tul devenit dry, sunt dintre
cele mai amusante. Inaintea ju-
decatorului sa prezentat un in
Mvid spunind ca un negru la
vindut un quart de apa in loc de
whisky, pentru care il incasasc
Gu suma de sapte dolari.
Jafuirea unui saloner. - Gle
veland. = Joseph koreta. un sa-
loner din strada w. 81. fost a.
tacat de bandit 81 jafuit de su-
ma de Is dolari. Salonerul toe
mai era gaia sa .inchida, cind
dol indivizi au intrat inauntru
cerind bautura. Pc cind ii scrvea
ecestia au indreptat revolverele
catre el 81 la poruncit Sd lie dca
tot ce ayea in 'tejghea. Dupa cc
au luat banii 'au facut neyazuti.
spaniel arostat. Youngstown,
Ohio. Senior Ofland Opaugah,
un Spaniel. q fost arestat aici de
catre agentii federali pentru vina
de a ii violat lcgea spionajulni
eprin serierea unor scrisori 81 prin
raspindirea propaganda germa-
ne in oras. Agentii au pus NINA
pc el in timpul cind isi cerea scri
sorile dc Ia post rcstant.
rrynnez inv;nuit de trxdare.
Paris, NJ. Manoury, fostul pre-
feet de polite. q fost aflat vino
vet de fradare. Faptnl &c i-ss i'm
|puta ste ea ar Il comunieat cu
[ina,nienl
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23

CirDa nn copil este ;bolnay de
varsat, este datoria pagintilor sd
instiinteze Board Of Health, ca
re va trimite un medic pentru a
altoi pc toti membrii familei din
casa. De obiceiu altoirea Gu al
toiu dc varsat, impedeca intinde-
rea boalei Ia ceialalti membrii.
,Pentru copil, Gel mai bun lu-
cru sd fie dat sub ingrijirea
unui medic, pentru a da medica-
mentele necesare.
Mama sd caute sd xspele ochii
Gu apa boricata, adica topesti 0
lingurita de praf de acid boric
(Boric acide powder) intr 'un pa
bar Gu apa. Tot Gu apa asia spa
Ia 81 gurita.
E bine de dat copilului o cura-
tenie. Pentru asia sd Use dca Ca
lomel Tablettes / 10 of a grain, a.
dica a zecea parte dintr 'un grain
la fiecare jumatate de ora, in
numar de 10 tablete 81 dupa asta
o lingurita de unit de ricina, adj
ca Castor oil.
Pc fata bine de aplicat un-
scare de:
Ichtiol 30 de Crane.
TOate aceste recomandatiuni
Vasilina 70 de CRANE.
de 81 bune nu uitati. ca obser-
varile unui medic sunt mai bune
ca Observable d-tra 81 de aceia
nu .lasati asa un caz neingrijit
de medic.
In numarul viitor vOiu scrie de-
spre polar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23

RdspunsW Sc "a do nMnai priN
um hume smclipwit, 81 pentru a a.
cOperi cheltwieile GU mdrci pestG-
te 81 ksrtie, d0rit0rii stunt rMgati q
pune o mGrcd de s cent?. - fmtre-
bdrile Sc v0r ddyeso Ia 281 Farms
WOrth, Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23

Batrinul care arunca nutre-
mint puicelor indaratul easel. a.
cum are un feciOr care nutreSte
..puicele" prin cabaret
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
FRENCH PRESIDENT SEES NAVAL BASES Goes on Board Destroyer Which Glasses Allied Sub- marine for Hour
 and Half

Paris. August 17.-President. Poin- care and Georges Leygues, minister Of marine, returned to Paris today after visit of two days at French port. where they closely inspected the F'ranco-American naval bases and were enabled to obtain a first-hand view or the cooperation of the two navies In combating German submarines
 President Poincare made a minute inspection of various American install lations at the port, being especially interested in the hydroairplane station
 While the two officials were at the port a convoy was signalled coming Tn and the President embarked on a war vessel and went out toward the sea to observe the arrangements made Tor the protection of ships. A dirig- ioie balloon, hydroairplanes and rapid oestroyers co-operated perfectly in preventing any submarine attack Wnich might have been made.
 fresidert Poincare went on ho.rd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
Columbus Threatened
 With Street Car Strike

Columbus. Miss. August 1T,--CSpeciaI.) In order to prevent interference on the part of striking motormen, cars of the Columbus Railway, Light and Power company left the barn this morning un- der police protection.
 All cars of the company are in charge of motormen. no conductors being em- rloyed. and the men informed Manager Charles Hayes last night that unless granted an immediate increase in pay they would strike.
 Hayes told them that he could nat advance wages without instruction from executive officials, none of whom reside in Columbus, and while some of the em p!oyes expressed a willingness to con- tinue at work, others decided to strike at once, and police protection was re- quested for men who remained on duty.
 There was no disturbance during the morning, but this afternoon O. L. Rich ardscn. q brother of one Of the strikers, attempted to interfere with motorman and was placed under arrest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
STRONG ALLIED ATTACKS FAIL,
 SAYS STATEMENT Attacks of French and Brit ish Repulsed With Heavy Losses, Says Berlin
 Announcement

Berlin. August 1Z-Cvia London )--The allies yesterday made strong attacks against the Germans on both sides of Rove, according to the war office state ment isued today. These attacks wid- ened until they included the territory from the neighborhood of Chaulnes to the vicinity of Lassigny, but were re- pulsed by the Germans.
 The text of the communication follows:
 ~Between the Yser and the Anere in some sectors, fighting activity increased during the night Renewed enemy thrusts near vieux Berquin> and north of the Ancre were repulsed.
 "On both sides of Rove the enemy nesin made strong attacks In the after noon they extended to the north as far as a point southwest of Chaulnes and Lzssigny.
 The French and Canadians, by as szults which were repeated until the late hours of the evening, attempted at these widely separated points to break through cur position. The army of Gen. Won Hutier completely frustrated these at tacks and the French, who bore the main burden of the fighting, again suf- fered very heavy losses.
 Near and south of Hallu our concen- nated artillery fire was directed on the preparations and positions of the enemy Rnd on groups of armored cars. Enemy attacks carried out here in the evening hours broke down before our lines
 sThe foes attack yesterday on both sides of the Avre was preceded by strong artillery preparation. and was carried put by the infantry in deep echelons Near Goyencourt the enemy temporarily gained some ground in the direction of Rove. He was, however, thrown back again by our counter attacks, which were made from north of the town. For tons of our foremost battle line on the Aniens-Roye road, which still remained in the possession of the enemy after the conclusion of fighting in the evening. were recaptured during the night
 -South of the Avre French attacks were repulsed. many times collapsing im- mediately before our fighting lfnes Here especially. the effect of our machine guns was considerable.
 Near and south of Beuvraignes our ar hllery fire broke the force of the en- emy's assault Infantry fighting devel- oped only at certain points, and here the enemy was repulsed. There was lively aerial activity over the battle field.
 Between the Disc and the Aisne an en- emy thrust in the morning hours south of Nampoel failed. In the Sundgau sec- tor our storming attachments which pen- etrated. by means of flame throwers, into French trenches north of Largitzen, brought back some prisoners"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
Jewish Community
 Will Meet Tonight

For the purpose of discussing camp welfare work and the entertainment ot the Jewish soldiers from the close in camps and cantonments. the members Of the council of Jewish community are requested to meet tonight at Temple EmanuEl at 8 o'clock. At this meeting the further extension of camp welfare work will he taken up. The principal purpose of the meeting is to formulale le plans for the entertainment of the Jew ish soldiers who will attend the Jewish New Year festivities and other religious exercises that will commence on Sep- tenaber and will be continued several days.
 The council is composed of members of each Jewish organization in the city. A. Leo oberdorfer. president of the council. will preside. No subscriptions will bs solicited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18

section of the union these fellows got into trouble? In little town an ordi- nance is passed. They come and vio- late it and say they are going to vio- late it.
 The documents issued by the de- fendants themselves are enough to con- vict them. When you consider the definitions made by the witnesses on the stand and compare them with what they have written and the books they authorized. the case of the govern ment is complete"
 After the instructions of Judge Lan- dist, the jury retired at 4:10 D. m, and just one hour later announced that it's verdict was ready. The court was has, tily assembled and the verdict was read at 5:25 D. m. There was no dem onstration, and the defendants were returned to their cells after Judge Lan- dis had announced that he would hear arguments for new trial next week. the exact date to be set later.
 NO DISORDER
 There was no sign of the disorder which had been predicted among the defendants in case of an unfavorable verdict. They sat as if stunned. Hay wood continued calmly to break into bits tooth pick which he held in his fingers while the verdict was read. CCtl DCllcVcu that JuuB0 l<dTl- dis instructions to the jury pointed to a clear acquittal," Haywood remarked a few minutes later. Well, we can only make the best of it''
 Nough said," was the smiling com : ment of Attorney Nebeker. Its fine l feel great about it. naturally. For a solid year I've lived with this thing uppermost in my mind every waking moment"
 Attorney Vanderveer had little to say beyond announcing that he would at. tempt to obtain retrial. Previously however, he had characterized Judge Landis' instructions to the jury as clear. concise and fair
 Separate trials were granted to four of the l. w. w. members arrested, but it is believed improbable that the eases will ever come into court. The sew erances were granted to Joseph J. Et- tor. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, A. D. Kimba1l and Carlo Tresca.
 | Twenty three of the original 127 ar. rested were dismissed. They were Julio Blanco Arthur c. Christ, McGreg or Colo, Ernest D. Condit, Roger $ l Culver. F. Humphrey, Stanley Deabieki H. A. Giltner, Arturo Giovannitte Har- rison Knights. Otto Justh, James Kee- han, Peter Kirkenon, Charles Krattiger Joseph Laukis, H. H. Munson, Paul Piki Walter Reeder. Fred c. Ritter, Frank Reilly, Abraham Rodriguez, Harry Trot- ! ter and Salvatore Zumpano.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
REVENUE BILL TO RAISE 8 BILLION
 DOLLAR GOAL SET
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vide a substantial increase on whisky and other liquors and soft drinks bring ing In a total revenue of s1,O00. 0o0, 900 or more. The liquor tax rates are be- guard against withdrawals of whisky from bond
 The committee today finally ap- proved the tobacco schedule unchanged from the rates heretofore announced. In the o per cent tax of articles deemed luxuries above a certain price. 1t made the tax apply to women's waists in excess of s15. instead of $10. as pre- viously agreed to, and to womens hats at SIS. instead of S25. Motorboats and canoes were added to the 10 per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
WATCH P0SLAM SUBDUE AND HEAL
 WORST ECZEMA

Every eczema sufferer should know just how greatly Poslam is able to pen eft this stubborn trouble; how quickly it brings relief. stops itching; cools' soothes and comforts. To spread Pos- lam over an angry, affected surface IS to feel that here, in reality. is just the healing influence the skin demands. Treatment is usually surprisingly snort and improvement noticed every day. Poslam is harmless; use it for pimples' rashes and all eruptional disorders.
 Sold everywhere Fo5 s5oIaferiss rlee sainpts 5as West filth St. New York City.
 Urge your skin to d61y 6scoms use faesheF If Pos Sa Gi y.Ai = snan' medicated with Poslam-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
|. w. w. LEADERS
 FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACIES
(Continued from Page one)

(Continued from Page One) the most epoch making trials in the history of the country.
 ! The wisdom of the laws of this country is not at issue. We obey the decisions of the highest court and that is the only way that a republic can live. Anything that strikes at that is a dangerous thing.
 'The wisdom of the decisions of the courts of this country is not at issue. The industrial system is not on trial; :; this ease Is not against any interests of honest workingmen nor against any patriotic labor organization. And no effort is being made by the govern ment to justify mob violence, the Bis bee deportation, or other lawless acts
 At it's very start, the l. w. w. struck the foundations of our govern ment Is it not peculiar that in every
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
DENT WOULD SPARE
 BOYS NOT YET 21 . FROM WAR SERVICE
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tContinucd from Page One)
 as that bill was written by Gem
 eral Crowder, that bill will he en-
 acted. Otherwise an amendment in
 favor of the very young might
 prevail.
 Chairman Dent, already assailed by the Chicago Tribune and the New York Times, is hopeful that the Presi- dent might accept his proposal. Even in the event the President proves ob- durate, he predicts the bill will be en- acted by the House before it is en- acted by the Senates this despite the grandstand work of Senator Chamber lain.
 It is the position of Mir. Dent that before boys are drafted men should be drafted even to any age. With Mr. Dent many members of the House agree. But the Presidents idea will be made law and everybody is aware of that fact
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18

destroyer and participated in the chase of an allied submarine some where below the surface. The chase lasted for an hour and if the sub marine had been German the pursuit would have ended disastrously for it.
 The visit of the officials was ex- tended to the American depots re- port was handed the President showing that a convoy which recently arrived from America discharged 3o,o0o tons of material in 10 hours
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18

Noyon and south of Lassigny, as well as the area around Foye. The allied pressure is continuous and heavy, how ever. and may eventually break down the enemy resistance.
 There are no indications that Marshal Foch will continue his pressure north- west of Soissons, but his first success there may be exploited. It would not be surprising to see tho fighting spread between the Aisne and the Disc, for an allied victory in that region would break the hinges of both the Aisne and Somme lines and compel . German retirement on both sides of the new battle area.
 From Soissons to Rheims the allies, among them a considerable American force, have been doing little since the Americans regained their positions at Fismette. across the Vesle from Fismes after being driven back over the river by furious assault by the Germans
 In Flanders there have been no en- agreements of a significant character.
 RUSSIA ATTRACTS ATTENTION
 The fighting in Russia has begun to assume proportions which will attract considerable attention, If present opera tions continue. The front is not con- tinuous, but it may be said to be in the form of crescent, extending from Batum, on the Caspain sea, northward along the western foothills of the Urais and east of the Volga river and then swings more to the northwest until it reaches Omega bay. an arm of the Arctic ocean
 Announcement isssnade from Tokio that the movement of Japanese troops to the Manchurian front has been ordered. It is probable that these troops will be. or have been, landed at Port Arthur and moved northward toward the TrAnsbaikal country. where the boisheviki are In control.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
Central High Band
 Boys to Rehearse

All boys of the Central High school band are urged to meet at the Medical college Tuesday night at 8 o'clock for boys are to play for the w s. s. drive soon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
An Over-ripe Tomato

and other over-ripe vegetables or fruits often cause very serious Bowel Trouble in hot weather. Check it as quickly as possible. Get a bottle of GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE, a safe and sure remdy for Summer Diarrhoeas. It is just as effective for Adults as for Children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
MASONIC NOTICE
Temple

Members of BirmfughaM Temple Lodge 6a6. A. F. and A. M, are request ed to meet at Masoafe Temple Sunday morning at 10 o'clock to attend the funeral ef DrNtheF Solomon ,. Levine. InteF0ent at Emma nuel ceMeteyy.
 ALBERT '. REESE. VI. N. ROnERT V. RANs<INs Seaes4nSy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
Latest Foch Blou
 Shoues Allied Line
 ForuardO OnceMore
French Now Hold Positions Northwest of SoissOns Dominating Region Extending Northward Toward Oise-Fighting In Russia Begins
 to Assume Interesting Proportions
By Associated Press

Marshal Foch has at last definitely connected the battles of the Aisne and the Somme Announcement that
 local attack the peaeau north of Autreches about 10 miles northwest of Sosons has been carried their gives them position dominating the region tending northward toward the Disc river.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
Lieutenant Bradley Is We'll

A brief letter received yesterday from Lieut.. Leon C. Bradley, Company M, 1S4th infantry, dated July 3l. says he is well and o. K. as usual. but has been away from his regular station and ex- ceptionally busy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18

The attack, while it was local in char acter must have had plenty of power behind it to carry the French lines as far ing of the incidents. The French line from the Aisne to the Disc, has been inactive since early in July, and accord ing to last reports ran through Autreches to Moulin-Sous-Teuyen and thence northwesteriy through the cariepont and Ourscamp forests to the Disc. If the whole plateau north of Autreches has have advanced upwards of a mile in that region.
 When the Germans halted their retreat from the Marne salient and made a stand on the Aisne, it was assumed that a blow northwest of Soissons would be struck sooner or later as success there would outflank the Germans and compel their retreat to their old lines north of the Chemin-des- Danes, which runs along the ridge north of the Aisne.
 Then the Pieardy offensive began and the eyes of the world were fixed on the allied progress east of the Avre and Ancre.
 LITTLE ACTIVITY RECENTLY
 This drive has recently been almost at a standstill. Only local actions have been fought for the past four days along the lines established by the Germans west of the Somme. Some of the prog ress, especially along the southern sec tor of the line has been important, though hardly noticeable on a map, but the Ger mans are desperately contesting every inch of the high ground southwest of