AMERICAN BOMB SQUAD MAKES HARBOR OF VLADIVOSTOK. * 18 HITS ON YARDS AT CONFLANS TORPEDOHITSTANK ALLIES' BEEF PRICE By the Associated Tress. upon bridges over the Aisne late WITH THE AMERICAN>ARMY IN Thursday. American The German artillery continued FRANCE. August 16..An the cross roads south of the SHIP HAnERAS shelling OFF MfOfDl bombing: squadron, commanded by Vesle for hours, on the assumption Lieut. Gundelach, dropped twenty that the French and Americans were at Con,- bringing up troops. German aviators bombs on the railway yards bombed the woods and villages south Mirlo, British Craft, Ablaze; and Also Getting flans yesterday. Eighteen direct hits of the Vesle, apparently working In Army Navy were observed in the center of the relays. tracks in the east portion of the A group of twelve American- avia¬ Burning Fuel Scattered Far; Rate Which Contrasts With roundhouses. tors participated In the raid on the yard and two on the Aisne bridges. ICarly Friday other Cost Here. The squadron was pursued by elev¬ American fliers went up and took Nine Missing. High en enemy planes, six of which were photographs for the purpose of as¬ left behind- One of the re¬ certaining the effects of the bombs speedily A deal of traffic had the Associated was the dropped. great Bjr Pre*. maining five hit by Ameri¬ been reported passing over the Aisne PACKERS IN CONFERENCE can machine gunfire and forced to bridges, and the French and Ameri¬ BEAUFORT, N. C., August 17..The descend near Joinville. Lieut. Gunde¬ cans increased the fire of their heavy British tank steamship Mirlo was tor¬ in an to as wounded. guns attempt destroy a ®°1(1 to lach was slightly many bridges as possible. pedoed by German submarine off Prices at which beef will he at a The first battle began height As a result of the reports of ob¬ Hatteras last and accord¬ and and for shipment of Ti.OOO meters over Flirey, on the Cape night, the. Army Navy air¬ servers, the French and Americans to here are about 6<1 Toul sector, when four American laid down a box ing reports reaching today to the allied countries men inet four enemy biplanes. 1-ieut. barrage during which Thursday night on machine gun nests nine members of her crew were cent below the prices the average Stiles engaged one machine, the hills to the of per down to a of 2,000 along northwest he followed height Fismes. Observers and patrols re¬ drowned. housekeeper in Washington Is re¬ meters, his bullets striking in the All Mirlo of the German machine. The ported Friday morning that twelve the other members of the to * tuselape quired pay. fell in a nose dive. machine guns had been destroyed and crew were saved by coast guards and enemy finally killed. as follow¬ every German gunner have been brought safely to shore. These prices, agreed upon Lieut. Drew "Gets" One. The Aisne bridges bombed by the a conference between packers and were between Pont They said the torpedo stride the ves¬ ing Americans located In of the in their at¬ The second victory fell to Lieut. Arcy and Gernicourt, a distance of Wliere the 27th limited State* Infantry from Manila haa landed to eo-opermto with other allied troop" support Caeeho-Slovak force* sel amidships and that soon afterward food administration officials and Drew, who attacked a German climb¬ about twelve miles. The same dis¬ .Innle with the hoUhevlkl and armed Germ** and Aoatrlan prisoner*. the of ranee ing toward him from behind Nore. cargo gasoline exploded, setting tended by officers of the service, trict also is within range of the (Photo by Loots Kdgar Browne.) fire to the and all to Although his own plane was hit. he French and American heavy guns. ship compelling from 21% cents a pound for lighter continued firintr until, at a level of The allies are desirous of harassing jump for their lives. *>00 the German machine weight cattle to 23% cents a pound meters, the enemy as much as possible owing These price* plunged to earth, leaving a trail of to reports that large ammunition Rescue by Coast Guard. for the heavier grade. blue smoke. The victory was con¬ trains, southward bound have been OFFICIAL WAR REPORTS. are based on grades satisfactory to firmed by the French. sighted using the bridges. As the Mirlo was torpedoed only a the authorised Inspectors, chilled and Lieut. Putnam was the winner in few miles off shore, the crew from The northward traffic has consisted ALLIESONDVINA and are for September de- unwrapped, the third battle. Four enemy ma¬ trucks BBITISH. FRENCH. coast guard station No. 17S reached chines tried to attack him when they principally of infantrymen and the scene in a short time and picked liveries. were set loaded with goods taken from houses August 17..The pressure of our August 16,.During the day our nine men upon suddenly by four to up the survivors. All except allied airmen. The Germans were in villages, according reports by troops north of the Roye road and troop* by a aeries of local attacks were accounted for. The surface of General Situation. forced to Putnam's level where he aerial observers and three Italians north of the Ancre continued and have repulsed the enemy, in spite or the sea for Ave miles around was cov¬ from the Germans and us in west of At this conference the general meat was able to drive one machine into a who escaped DRAW FIRE progress has been made by his resistance, in the region ered with oil. SOVIETS' burning nose reached the American line. The Ital¬ both sectors. situation was discussed. WBSPrvation dive. The German shot down¬ It is presumed that the Mirlo sank, were canvassed *nd ward out ians say they saw enormous ship¬ In the neighborhood of Vieux Ber- of the Avre, in conjunction here did programs straightened twice, but and simi¬ RNorth although reports received measures were to take"jj*;care finally crashed to earth. ments of household material quin our patrols had sharp fighting with Canadians we have advanced not say so definitely. suggested lar articles and expressed the belief and further encounters our lines the front of Qoyencourt, of the beef coming into the Comes yesterday on Port of Trans-Siberian Rail¬ in J^rketa^and Foe Retaliates With Gas. that the Germans had brought them First Connected Story took place during last night. Our St. Mard-les-Triot and Laucourt. a result of drought southern from south of the Vesle during the progress in this sector South of the Avre we far Cause Not Made Clear. southwestern states. troops made penetrated The food administration in announc¬ By the Associated Press. retreat. of Movements From and in the neighborhood of Merris and into the I^oges wood. road by Aid of to the to¬ have 15.in Captured Reports Navy Department ing these prices stated that ra:®f WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON The Italians before they reached the talcen prisoners. Army of the east, August. day did not make clear the cause of live stock arc? now receiving **®ep THE VESLE FRONT. August 16.. American lines hid during the day and The hostile artillery has shown con¬ Albania east of Porogans the enemy the destruction of the British oil tional profits, probably higher than at The Germans launched a combined traveled during the night. They told Archangel. siderable activity about Mount Bange renewed for the third time attacks People's Army. steamer Mirlo, which caught fire after any time since the civil war. During gas. and air officers that the Ger¬ and Scherpenberg and in the vicinity which our troops repulsed* In the artillery bombing attack the American of a gasoline explosion yesterday after¬ a part of last winter and upon the French and Americans mans were particularly active after Zillebeke lake. region of Gramsi the enemy suffered noon near Cape Hatteras, N. C. Nine feeders of cattle- were lessearl£^fortunate upon the French and Americans ajong dark when their troop movements August 36 (Night)..Yesterday^even¬ severe losses in the course of fruitless men of the crew were listed as miss¬ and suffered a loss upon their feeding This was in retaliation fo> a were carried out and when also there ing the enemy launched a strong reconnoltering. CABLES after the survivors had been ventures. However, cattle feeders Mho ing. RUSS TOLD OF BETRAYAL new CONSUL HARRIS ing ibombing raid by American airmen was much traffic north and south. counter attack against our po¬ In spite of bad weather British tolled ofT, following their rescue by held their stock until late sf»ring made sitions at Damery. His troops were aviators have bombed enemy organ¬ coast guards. a profit, but it has remained for the everywhere repulsed with great loss, ization and concentration points in the According to the Navy's informa¬ stock raisers who are now marketing FRENCH TAKE MONOL1THE FARM; By the Associated Press. leaving over 250 prisoners and a num¬ Struma valley. Capture of Irkutsk, the important tion, no submarine was sighted, but it cattle of a size and qualtty to be ac¬ ber of machine guns in our hands.* Aviation.On August 15 our crews was possible that a torpedo hit the ceptable for government usa to reap ANSTKRDAM, A meant 17..Ka- our advanced troops in this downed or out Lake Baikal port of the Trans- unusual Vol¬ Today put of action twenty- ship, causing the explosion of gaso¬ profit. THREATEN FOE RETREAT TO NOYON snn. an Important city In the locality have pushed forward in co¬ three enemy airplanes. Thursday siberian railroad, by the Czecho¬ line, with which the vessel was loaded. has been snrrounded and operation with the French and have night our bombing made In the opinion of naval officers, the To Utilize Light Cattle. ga region, in the di¬ squardrons aided the Siberian peo¬ is bombarded by soviet made substantial progress several expeditions behind the battle slovak*, by submarine would not have showed it¬ below 473 B.t the Associated Pr»*ss. quaintances, the French division belair rection of Fresnoy-les-Roye and xone and more self before the attack because the To utilize cattle pound* to a dropped than fourteen ple's on July 7 is announoed in in the minimum now beinFransart. We have taken a few pris¬ tons of explosives on railroad stations array, Mirlo was armed. weight, of the fortress on the supplied on Army specifications, house¬ 16..The of the defense from Moscow received by way of oners. at Xesle and St. and on a belated dispatch from American of eat¬ FRANCE, August capture these same Germans. of the British Quintin wives and proprietors nubile Meuse against Berlin. The telegram states that On the remainder bivouacs at Champion and Guiscard, Ask Additional Details. are asked the food ad¬ Kcouvillon. which facilitated the tak¬ The fall of Kibecourt followed close front there is nothing to report except where several Consul Harris at Irkutsk, dated July ing places by a number of English and French in fires were observed. ministration to buy cuts from lighter ing of Kibecourt, has been followed upon the capture of the heignt of An¬ artillery activity on both sides Other flew over More complete details have been re¬ attacked with such arrest at expeditions the 21 and received today at the State from the commandant of the weight stock and to vrgc that meat by the occupation of the Monolithe teval, which was have been placed onder different sectors. valley of the Aisne and the region east quested markets of the country secure a supply ardor that the enemy was beaten be¬ Vologda. Civilians between the Aerial activities.On August 15 the of it and obtained excellent results. Department. sixth naval district, at Charleston, of beef from these cattle. farm, giving the third Army another he realised what was was not great. S. C., through whom the were lighter fore happen¬ and are be¬ number of combats Four tons of explosives were dropped reports grip on a vital position near Thies- ing. One observer was caught in a aires of eighteen forty Four hostile machines were destroyed on the American Consul General Poole received from the captain of the coast the sovlets for the ob¬ railroad station at Thionville station court and threatening the German tree from which he was regulating ing mobilised by by our airmen and two German and on the region of Mezleres and at Moscow, who recently burned his guard where the men were Are. b were shot down in landed. F. M. DRAFTED line of retreat along the road to artillery construction of trenches. servation balloons Charleville. A total of 25% tons was code book and turned the consulate ISAAC, The possession of Monolithe farm Bolshevik advancing to¬ flames. Five hostile machines were used. officers, Noyon. facilitates operations against the troops driven down out of control. One of over to the Swedish consular ARREST ward Onega Bay have occupied August 17..In the region west of In a MAN, IS UNDER There is evidence that the German Loermont height, a mile and a quar¬ our airplanes is missing. Roye there was activ¬ notified the State Department ter to the northwest. This spur, in in the of Nov¬ work and a heavy artillery reserves are no sufficient to Klrllov government Much reoonnolssance ity during the night. cablegram received today that be In¬ longer dominates Plemont, which is Is rc- observation for artillery turn, gorod. east of Petrograd. It good deal of South of the Avre French troops tended to remain in Moscow to as¬ Assistant Cashier of Ana- maintain the defense and that drafts the strongest enemy position in the fire was successfully accomplished continued to make Former Ma»sif. It alio overlooks j»orted that violent lighting Is pro¬ The total weight of progress in the sist the British and French consular are being made on German troops LaSsignv front in during the day. Bois des Loges and reached the east¬ costia Bank With #7,000 holding other important sectors. The the valley leading northwest to Las- ceeding on the southern bombs dropped by us in the course of ern outskirts of the wood. officers there, who are in great per- Charged French division that took Kibecourt sign y. The hold of the enemy upon the direction of Tcherkask for the hours amounted to When twenty-four Two Between the Matz and the Oise we sonal danger. Shortage in Accounts. met there enemy troops which had Lassigny is very precarious. of the Don railway twenty-two and one-half tons. repulsed two heavy enemy attacks been withdrawn from the this flank breaks, the whole line rauit possession were heavily at¬ recently German airdromes the against Monolithe and Carhoy farms Verdun front. They were old ac¬ crumble. bridges as well as several of and maintained our Entente Citizens Released. . tacked, connec¬ positions. AMSTERDAM. August 16..The first enemy dumps and railway Northwest of Rheim^s an enemy raid The consul general reported that Franklin M. Isaac, twenty-eight tions. All our night bombing machines near L«a Neuvillette was without re¬ for twelve assistant MASSIF connected story on the advance of with the aid of the Swedish repre¬ years old, years "WILL STAY ON LASSIGNY returned safely- sults. cashier of the Anacostia and for the entente forces southward from sentative he had succeeded in secur¬ Bank, Advisory Bodies Prepare to a in the Na¬ Archangel, northern Russia, is given Aerial (Night). ing the release of several hundred en- several months private UNTIL WE CO ON," SAYS HUMBERT ITALIAN. tional Army, is under arrest at Mont¬ in a special dispatch to the Dussel- the of August 8 to 'e"t« cit'«ns, chiefly British and During period August 16..In the . Tonale region wer® arrested the Make Reports.Teachers Ala., on a charge of being dorf Nachrichten from Stockholm. 15 royal air force contingents work¬ enemy reactions against our advanced '..?,ho by gomery, Br the Associated Pr« .«.. massif and would stay there until positions were On JI.JLbolshsviki and held as hostages for short in his accounts at the bank. he went farther on. He described The dispatch, which is dated Au¬ with the navy have carried out a repulsed. Wednes¬ in the WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN ing day night, on the Piave southwest of Inember» Imprisoned Offer Services. who was drafted into the graphically the work of his men. 14. says: number of bombing raids on Grave north Isaac, Thursday, August 15..The of the third gust large di Papadopoli, three hostile at- Army several months ago, was sent FRANCE, The qperations army entente troops, military objectives with good results. tacks against our were Harris reported through the out of Last Monday 6,000 garrison . to Camp Sheridan, Ala., for train.ni commander of the French 3d Army, which resulted in the wiping In all sixty tons of driven back, with losses. American charge de affaires at Pe¬ from the the Montdidier salient were subordi¬ reinforced by-3,000 Russians, assem¬ approximately on Zee- Following his departure city, Gen. Humbert, on receiving: the cor¬ bombs have been dropped the Four hostile airplanes and a cap¬ king. He had not been heard from Advisory committees on the regis¬ it is stated, his books at the banK nate to the attack of Field Marshal bled at Archangel, and the same and Ostend docks, the Vars- tive balloon 10 ,he lemor- respondents just after the German forces north and south of the brugge have been brought down. tration under the extended selective were audited. As a result of this a Haig> the order was given to pro¬ senaere airdrome, the La Brugoise condition of°,winerthe lines of com- ar- rush toward Compiegne had been Somme. It was impossible for the night and on service law, appointed by the central warrant was sworn out for hie Three thousand works, the docks at Bruges munication and the presence at Ir- oh a of in his in June, said: third army to attack until the oper¬ ceed southeastward. and Middelkerke, as AUSTRIAN. of red and committee, of which Maj. D. J. Dono¬ rest charge being s^P£t stopped had re¬ on eleven river Blaankenberg euards accounts to the amount of Ac¬ ations elsewhere produced Russians embarked well as on many enemy batteries and r August 16..Italian attacks against German andJ°r?e*Austrian prisoners. van is chairman, began their "We hope to do better." sults, as there were serious terrain the Morozzo meetings cording to Inspector Grant, chief of steamers and a number of barges billets. As a result of the attack on positions failed. Other- in for pre¬ shortage is Gen. Humbert talked to the corre¬ difficulties facing it. ma¬ wise the day was on the today preparation making detectives, the alleged towed the destination of the Varssenaere airdrome six quiet Tonale Railway Open From Irkutsk. to be $.,000. spondents a grain today after the cap¬ As soon Germans began to by tugs, were set on sector. liminary reports to the central com¬ said approximately ture of Ribescourt. He re¬ as%theDefore the combined on the Dvina chines that were lined up Detective Fred Cornwell went to modestly give way which was Kotlas, a fire started among the On Monte Clmone the enemy storm¬ The railway to Samara is open, ac- mittee next week. frained from references to his pre¬ French and British forces, the third Are and were Camp Sheridan, following the issu¬ river. The remainder of the troops on both sides of the air¬ ing troops repulsed. cording to Consul HUrris, from Ir- M. O. Chance, chairman of the com¬ and viously expressed hopes, saying simply army began to advance on August hangars were j ance of the warrant, telegraphed that he had got back on the Lassigny 10. marched along the Archangel-Volog¬ drome. Two Gotha hangars kutsk, but is not open through to mittee on the registration of out-of- to Inspector Grant last night that and one demolished. Large petrol GERMAN. He da railway, with orders to halt at hit Czech commander, he1 town and also of the com¬ Isaac had been arrested. is to, dumps also were set on Are. Fires The, registrants leave for Washington \*ith Trusanovskaya, seventy miles south three hours August 16.Day..There have been Ju,y 10 lost 250 mittee on where today 339 GERMAN MACHINES BESTED were observed burning forefleld engagements at Kemrael and killed-*asand 1,200~aa wounded. advising registrants of Archangel. later. near Vleux Berquin. Strong enemy These advices also report the they must register, held meetings of *#At the bank none of the officials On the 11th, as previously reported, thrusts south of the Lys. near Ayette tablishment of the new Siberian gov- both those committees today at the would discuss the case. IN WEEK BY WHO LOSE 123 Flotilla Is Fired On. a German airship waa sighted in the and north of BRITISH, one the Ancre, were re¬ he.adAmiens-Roye raked the enemy's congested roads on point Log place Lassi*ny. vainly stormed ® hi* duty required him Figure! retreat with machine railway. The entente forces halted and one captive balloon were de¬ our line six times, and after ten road, where the German air forces gun fire, inflict¬ movement seemed a and fifteen machines driven to remain. , The Japanese representa- ASKS FOR AN ADVANCE. Consumers Are ing many casualties. here. This feint, stroyed hours of bitter fighting was driven make a complete report of and Domestic were increased considerably shortly A notable feature of the aerial and the main operation apparently is down out of control. Three of our back into the positions from which of¬ oper¬ river. machircs failed to return. he started. conditions in Moscow to the allied na¬ after the opening of the allied ations was the virtually continuous on the Dvina tions. Committee Would Increase Determined Upon. fensive. The air fighting resulted in night and of the "Monday night there arrived at In home waters during the same On the Veal® the artillery activity Traffic day bombing enemy four and the Members of the International Red the destruction of forty-eight enemy bridges over the Somme. This greatly Solombolsk, near Archangel, period continuous anti-submarine increased during evening and re¬ Cross. Including several Americans, are Hate on machine, while seventeen others hampered the supply and reinforce¬ transports from which an American anti-hostile aircraft patrols have been mained lively throughout the night. Moscow the Freight Vegetables. down to we shot doing excellent work in The southern freight traffic'commit¬ By joint agreement between offi¬ were driven out of control. ment of the German troops. The contingent was transferred directly maintained by seaplanes, airplanes Yesterday down twenty- consul general reports, and are re¬ Fifty British machines did not re¬ week's work also included a number barges in the mouth of the river with¬ and airships. Submarines have been four enemy airplanes. adequate protection at present. tee of the railroad administration, by cials of the food administration, and turn. of destructive raids Into Germany. out touching at Archangel. sighted and attacked and mints lo- Night..On both sides of the Avre ceiving of its of soap and candles prices at on Mon¬ ma¬ a" by members Randall Clifton Atlanta, chair¬ makers "Admiral Kemp (British) c-i ted and destroyed. All our strong enemy attacks failed with J,h=yof the Y. g,r/a'lyM. C. A.,fs'istedwho are also af¬ is to be issued a proclamation to the Rus¬ chines have returned. heavy losses. man, today asked an increase rate of which dynamite glycerin® day Moscow rulers forded protection. the allied government, sians saying that the Prom Finnish News Bureau reports 44 cents a hundredweight on applea, furnished to WASHINGTON-VIRGINIA JAPAN SENDING TROOPS had betrayed Russia to the kaiser, who transmitted through Sweden the State beets, cabbage, carrots, onions, pota¬ ind to domestic consumers during the now was sending troops to destroy the Ukrainian National Council at Jersey heard today that the 1918 have been settled. liberty gained by the expenditure of City. N. J. TANK CHARGED BEYOND Department toes and turnips shipped from stations remainder of ROAD RAISES WAGES TO MANCHURIAN BORDER % soviet government Is making hasty on the Chesapeake Western Railway estimated at 1 so much blood." 1 to move state banks and Allied requirements, Russia. preparations to Augusta, Ga-. and Charleston and furnished at Diplomats Not Held in LIMITS OF MAP AND other Institutions from Moscow. For Columbia, S. C. 7,000 long tons, will be 236 Officers Shot. reason, it was stated, all private In and An increase In pay amounting prac¬ By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 17..Statements this The Chesapeake Western is not un¬ 60 cents a pound August Sep¬ 17..Out of tr"Bc trom der federal control. The purpose of in October and No¬ tically to 20 per cent has been grant¬ TOKIO, Tuesday, August 13..The AMSTERDAM. August that entente diplomatic and consular STOPPED FOR NEW ONE tember: 58 cents arrested at Moscow and S^owTa'd £edn the application, it is explained, is to and 56 cents In December. ed by the Washington-Virginia Rail¬ government today issued a statement 1.000 officers agenta have not received authorisa¬ ggg. make its rates on these commodities vember; because of counter revolu¬ a include in way Company to its motormen and announcing that under the agreement Petrograd tion to leave Russia are denied in By the Canadian Press. the same as on federal controlled These prices shipment with tionary tendencies, 236 have been received WITH THE CANADIAN FORCES THOMAS' VIEW lines in that territory. drums and the dividing of deliveries conductors. This road operates from China, in view of the danger summarily shot, according to Moscow Russian wireless message SENATOR Washington to Mount Vernon and threatening the border of Manchuria, advices to the Kreuz Zeitung of Berlin. here. The Russian government, it is IN FRANCE, Friday. August 16. into thirds. The increase will become Japan was dispatching troops thence is awaiting a reply from Ger¬ .All ranks of the Canadian OF W0RK-0R-FIGHT RULE TO AVOID INFLUENZA. Sales to domestic consumers will t>« Fairfax. from Manchuria. added, it is effective September 1. j Tchaikowsky Forms Government. many to the request that safe con¬ force freely admit the great made on the same basis and the same According to the new scale, em¬ LONDON, August 16, British Wire- duct be given agents wishing to leave part played in the victory by Senator Thomas of Colorado and Advised Not to Sis* "Ex¬ suggested that they accept OF and the People as nearly as possible. ployes less than owe year in the CONVICTED ABJTY FRAUDS. iless Service.."The government of Russia by way of Petrograd imperial tanks operating under have had some cor¬ deliveries, Russia" has been formed Samuel Gompers Handkerchief." was witered service are raised from 32 to 40 cents Northern Stockholm. the commander of the Canadian over the cept Through The price agreement with M. Tchaikowsky as president and respondence "work-or-flght" NEW YORK, August 17..Persons the manufacturers by a soap an hour; men in their second year Miss Feder and Michael Polsk of affairs. The other Russia has proposed that British foraea They have done wonders in of the new man-power bill. into for Tried minister foreign provision want to avoid the influ¬ war committee which held are raised from 33 to 41 cents; those members of the government include agents be free to leave Russia if sim¬ overwhelming the enemy trench This is Senator Thomas' explanation who Spanish and candle to Bribe Federal enza or the common at the food adminis¬ in their third year from 34 to 42 Inspectors. socialists of various parties. ilar facilities are given to Ambassa¬ system, breaking up macMne gun of his position: garden variety of its first meeting fourth 35 to 43 cents, and NEW The program of the gov- same disease have been 1. This committee was ap¬ cents; year, YORK. August IT..Miss Isa- political dor Litvinoff and other Russian offi¬ nests, and even coming to grip® * think that, man to man, you the warned by tration, June those men who have been employed bella Feder, vice and ernment which has Just been issued cials in England. Similarly, mem¬ York th» trade and 1U personnel are from president gen¬ the clauses: with oonoealed enemy batteries. will agree that if your son is drafted the New city department of pointed by five years or longer raised eral of contains following bers of the French mission will be '] sen is not to kiss a 44 an manager an equipment com¬ "First the recreation of Russian them, too, and sent to the front, and my health "except through 38 to cents hour. given such facilities if Russians in Among occasionally crop remain in a because en¬ handkerchief." of Colgate & Co.. Extra men will receive one-half pany here, and Michael Polsk, have democratic power: second, the re-es-. are to leave for of factory Sidney1 M. Colgate for of local on a France permitted out the humors war that alone gaged in a useful occupation, my son While advising osculatory restraint Kew York chairman; Samuel S. Pels pay from the time of reporting been convicted of conspiracy to de¬ tablishment government Russia, together with three members son and the until excused for the or as is of universal suffrage; third, the make It endurable. owes to your country the Health Commissioner Copeiand an¬ of Fels & Co "Philadelphia; W. E. *c- work day fraud the government on con¬ of the International Red Cross and duty of working to the highest de- nounced that investigatiou has failed assigned to their cars. Army recreation of the Russian national, three members of the Russian Red One tank was standing on Thurs¬ cil ot Procter tracts. Bail was denied a Renewal of the war on the with h«al*h and to show any signs of the Spanish af¬ &Gambl^C^nclnnan. and they army and Cross. day laat week at the limit of its the laws of If he the were sent to Jail to await sentence. eastern front; fourth, the expulsion of ^JSSSPSStegeneral employment. fliction aboard Norwegian steam¬ the German invaders and other en¬ objective. has a grievance it should be cared for ship which arrived recently with many Winfam Waltke * Co.. St. Uouis; N. KRONSTADT IS SEIZED Miss Feder obtained a contract Russia to be carried out with Czech Fighters Cheered. by the industrial board, pending which suspected oases. Asserting that it was W Dalton of Peet Brothers Manufac- emies of "Why the devil don't you go on? his work should continue. If my son from the government for 100,000 bar¬ the aid of and in co-operation with the Associated Pre*. Tou are badly needed ahead," cried simply "influenza" without the fever, turinjc Company. Kansas City; Sidney By refuses under these circumsUncw tS delirium nervous dis¬ . of Kirkman &¦ Son. Brook- BY PARIS HEARS rack bags at 9 cents each, and sublet the entente allies. Monday, 12..One an excited staff officer as he gal¬ for a consecutive of headaches, and Kirkman GERMANS, HARBIN, August work number' orders associated with the Spanish va¬ ,,' j George B Wilson of the Globe the contract for 8 cents. These bags thousand Csechs on their way to Join loped up. 8*°*rinff down production that Cincinnati, ex-offlclo Officials to Leave Moscow. "No and no was ¦ w S* riety, he said every precaution were found to be defective and Mies Semenoff arrived here today and petrol paper, sir," andIXs' perhaps increasing you?son's would be taken to prevent the / PARIS. August 17 (Havas Agency), August 16..The Fin¬ Gen. Prolonging the war ho spread and food adminis¬ Feder and Polsk tried to bribe fed¬ STOCKHOLM, were sn enthusiastic reception, earth do you need P»- PKriI^awdshould be held to have waived hin of the disease. This task has been as¬ ClThe committee are in circulation in Fin¬ eral inspectors to acoept nish news bureau at Helsingfors says given ".Vhat'on signed Dr. Lsouis I. Harris, director of tration recommend that all soap mak¬ fc.Reports them. received a report from Petro¬ in which the allied consuls and mem¬ psr for?' queried the officer. andthe soap land that the Germans have seized the it has "We have run right through our the bureau of preventable diseases, er? who manufacture grad that measures have been taken bers of the American railway com¬ front."' and 200 nurses. _ftr- than 1 per cent of glycerin take Russian naval port of Kronstadt, ac¬ transference of the map and want a new one for the fifty physicians to reduce it to that per¬ for the speedy took part. After was V Sens at once a Stockholm to DEMAND THE OLD BATE. bank and other state depart¬ mission speeches molt part," the explanation. Is especially in de- cording to dispatch state of the Csech national YAKIMA PROJECT PLANS. centage Glycerin and La Matin. ments from Moscow. Private freight and the singing at present in Great Britain Farmer* Protest and passenger traffic on the railways hymn, the Csechs marched through in Prime Mercantile Paper. "JlVe it is used to make cor- is miles west of Increased Freight has been suspended. the streets, followed by cheering Bribery Charged Chicago. YORK, August d*te a smokeless powder, and In Can¬ Kronstadt twenty crowds. They received many gifts CHICAGO, August 17..The city Government to Expend $150,000 NEW 17..Mercantile explosives. Petrograd at the; eastern extremity! Charges Allowed on Grain. Bolshevists Arrest Socialists. 6; sterling sixty-day bills, 4.71; ada'for _ of the Gulf of Finland. It was the I of food. councllmen have been subpoenaed to on paper, Increased freight rates on the from Vladivostok Irrigation Improvement. sixty-day bills on principal fortress of Russia. Reports ! corn, oats, COPENHAGEN, August 16..Forty of On journey before the In an are commercial banks, in rye and barley, granted Director representatives of they were everywhere hailed as the appear grand iury Important Improvements to bn commercial received through Germany early by the most prominent of the country. of re¬ 4.78: sixty-day bills, BEIXIGEBEHTS "WOT BEADY" the week were to the effect that Pre¬ General McAdoo in his 25 per cent ad¬ the Russian socialist party have been deliverers Investigation bribery charges made by the reclamation service In demand, 4.7660; cables, and War Minister Trot- the a sulting from the passage Monday of a 4.71%; 4.7660; mier Lenlne vance order of June 25 last, were at¬ arrested by bolsheviki, says Aid to Bolshevik! Opposed. the Yakima irrigation district in demand, S.SSM; cables, C.64 zky had fied to Kronstadt from Mos¬ telegram to the Social Demokraten traction ordinance which provided state. Lane an¬ francs, H: Premier His Nation that other de¬ tacked today by the National Council in Russia. It Is Washington Secretary demand, 50V; cables,. 51%; Swedish Says cow. It was added from socialists said STOCKHOLM. August 17..German for municipal operation, but not own¬ a guilders, of the* soviet government of Farmeri* Co-operative Associations is feared the men will be sent to nounced today that contract has lira, dema.nd, 7.51; cables, 7.50; rubles, Will Hot Mediate for Feaoe. partments it had intervention in.Russia to assist the ership ot surface and elevated street where¬ demand, 1SH; cables, 14 nominal. also would go there. in a complaint filed with the Inter¬ death because they planned to is been made by the government dollars, LONDON. August 16.According to summon a conference of all Russian bolshevik government strongly op¬ or as much of that sum as Mexican 77; government bonds, state Commerce Commission asking the Germsnia of '^daeSy* Hoyne. state's .attorney, h*» by JlSp.000. strong; railroad bonds, irregular. a Copenhagen dispatch to the Ex¬ that the old rates be re-established. workers. posed by Berlin, charged that bribes of from 11.000 to necessary, is to be expended in the Prof. is in close touch with Chan¬ were change Telegraph Company, ATTEMPT IS MADE TO KILL Seize IT. 8. which (5,000 offered alderaen for enlargement and betterment of the Swedish replying Soviets Propaganda. cellor von Hertling.' The newspaper their rotes favoring the ordinance. Tleton main canal and distribution Eden, the premier, IT. 8. Band Showered With AMSTERDAM August 16..The declares that Germany's sole interest of the Yakima project. to a deputation from the Swedish «r- PRESIDENT OF URUGUAY Flowers news at the Byjjtem prov,de» w»ter for the of Good Templars, who ANNECY, France. Ancust 16..An semi-official agency Vienna in Russia Jies in restoration of TT. S. Flier Since 15. *pproxtoately Hut Hegister August 84. ganiaatlon says it has received a telegram from orderly conditions.