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1
EXAS
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN
ALWAYS AUSTIN'S BEST NEWSPAPER
ALL FOR AUSTIN
The next time
you buy calomel
Jackson
ask for
!N FUNDfRS FIELD WAY THROUGH HOC
Ils of
Nick Gregory. Detroit, Mich.
Bgywenil W
general of the American
ditinary foreesa
T—aa Detroit, Mick.
Killed
action, 14; missing in aetion, T9;
Enemy Forced to Give Ground Every Objection to Its Fi
Kreth, Michigan Bar. Cal.
Pr Misrick
8 E. HOSENGREN,
Brodeur, Waterbury. Coca.
Undertaker and
balmer.
)
1, Detoit. Mina
Russell
Nils Pierson, Swrim
Charies
Ul.
GERMAN-RUSSO
TEXAS CALLED ON
Wiley
Turner. Or rich. Mo.
Medicinal vk.aes vaatly tmproved.
bet-
thereby giving the aggressors
Guaranteed by you drugui
Sold
Anderson, Piggott, Ark.
AFTERNOON LIST.
HATCHED IN1917
the
anding general
by Van
ine.)
feeling
hard-
bons, but
government
By Asaocinted r i cm to The Austin American
16.
ne
James
Halliday. Eureka. Cal.
ad-
1k
have quotas to fill.
of the total. 142,000 will be white
reg 1st ran.s
Clarence
Mariett, Bowdie. S. D.
Surtax Approval
Surprise.
20,014 en-
will
27
26
distriets
Tol lie
creased surtax rates
BERLIN HEARS YELL
Sacramento,
him
to
Vona,
OF A COUNCILMAN
in
before
TO END THIS WAR
-—-—
..
V* orde
npplause from the public gllery.
WOMEN WAR WORKERS
Barf.
egliche
an
DOES SOME INJURY
POLISH ARMY TO
AT 5 P. M. TODAY
JOIN AMERICANS
IN RUSSIAN FIGHT
Jack
Adler. Cincinnati, Ohio.
==-:
westward to their oppressed
bies
agencles as a war measure
Jesse G.
Dvis. Weymouth, Mass
HUN-HORROR-OWNED
umet.
arreec to presen:
I
BOLSHEVIK TOTTERS
connection between
and tho
GALWAY CASTLE
. LENINE TREMBLING
good
HUN SEA TRAGEDY
m. tomorrow.
HUNS HELD ON TO
ST. MIHIEL FOR A
POLITICAL PURPOSE
Action.
this fa-
c> in London today from Puris,
Austin Is No Exception
killed
and any readjustment of the (lerman
is
complete evacuation
BOMB METZ FROM AIR
BY BRITISH AIRMEN
K
well
as
them.
for national army enmps Sept
Get Rid of That
was Iesued today by Provost Marshal
Power Plants
lon’t
(o T asteless chill Tonle
all druggists
J.
sealed packages—three sizes.
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
A
1 ’
A*
om-
istin )
Required in Camps by Oc-
tober 16.
, so
ard.
Proposition to Not Tax Presi-
dent Wilson’s Salary Goes
Into Discard With AU Others.
Some of the Men Who Regis-
tered Last Thursday May Be
Needed to Help Out.
tures Patriotically
One by One.
Keep your body in good
that s the secret.
asked
bring
The purified calomel tab-
lets that are entirely free
of all sickening and sali-
vating ef’ecta.
Missing in Action.
Lieutenant Reuber
Siberia,
father-
quite a
.• Nach-
Sergeanta.
Clarence
Italy.
James Henry Taylor, Fall River, Mass.
John F. Walsh. Chicago.
lied by
Polish
and
to
I . S. Asked to Take I
WASHINGTON, Sept.
M thoee
ses thaf
raptured
interesting
the
the
w .th
from manufacturer, postpaid
ECKMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia.
Isidore Branxana, Brooklyn. N. Y.
George Broderick. Staten Island, N.
Joseph Bukowski. Chicago.
Nicholas T. Cape rell, New York.
world
gist
Bristol,
Rirnsn
MISS MARY GEARING
TOLD BY WILSON HE
WILL URGE SUFFRAGE
6
no
Harry
nfert If
known
lend
external
I makes
mment
hout the
SPEND THEIR MONEY COTTON PROTEST
FOR NEW CLOTHES GOES TO WILSON
pal I cannot leave her alone in the
world.”
will he
rcles of
y hope*
la nec-
er ha-ty
IN
UMULT
Samuel Klein, Bangor, Maine.
Stanley Kostrzewsk, Peabody. Mass.
few
it
Third Installment of Sensational
Conspiracy Made Public by
State Department.
ress
blic
day
by
Antonio Vargas.
Thomas Joseph
Cal.
Pa.
Wood, Wis.
the
war
inese ..
saya the
1
clog
the
facta
rotton
as a
WAR UNNERVED EDITOR'S
WIFE FOUND KILLED
le what
n gar Un
repeat
> Prince
ss
IASTIC
Ot pre-
t frou.‘
an noto
Raymond R Albert. Indianapolis, Ind.
Isadore Altman. New York.
Louis Arlt. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Anthony Frank Bazner. Detroit, Mich.
Mortimer Berman. Aurora. HI.
Eugene Joseph Bernier, Detroit. Mich.
Alfred Oliver Boudrie, Monroe, Mich.
Lloyd Joseph Boudrie. Monroe, Mich.
Ray Boyer. Ewing. III.
Clarence Brodie, Monroe, Mich.
Roland A. Beudar. Mayville. Wta.
John Raymond Chord. Philadelphia. Pa.
Harry M Cooper. Cochranton. Pa.
Thomas W. Dailey. Newrk, Ns. J.
and places of storage of supplies re-
ceived by Russia from America, Kng-
land and France.
Anti-American Propaganda.
and 10
Few I
Me n
tie Lavaca atreet to 1200 Newning
.venue. South Austin.
Steadily Despite Artillery
Duels.
HALF TORN GERMAN
DIVISION IS SENT
ana gen-
■ Veicie
t. utreet,
ell known
has given
toTniae
IW4 trom
Fine ( arriagos tor Hire.
Hospitai Kmbulauce
en (ailed
All states
similar
ave en-
lieu h3s
HUNS RAID PARIS
WITH AIR FLEETS
HARDY OF TEXAS
GETS HIS BUMP
re pounds
abOm*
s. when
weighed
• pounds
f until I
veakened,
very irri-
my back
Heap and
4 to do
hout tbe
a minni-
ur Ger-
dhta’Ol
of pre-
pertit-
ully de-
th pies
in piled
t th a
bat the
nd may
to that
men remain in class 1 from the reE-tion ot the German intelligence serv-
istration of last June 5 and Aug. -4ice.
i made
alotabs
Corporal War
Connecticut
Private James
concerning
.. O. Weed, Phone 223.
Automobile Ambulance.
Motor and horse-drawn funerala. • •
Nicholas Zimmer, Pierce, Neb.
Prisoners.
Sergeant Jams* Harrison, Plattsburg. N. Y.
Austin People Come Out as Frankly
Here as EIsewhere.
I
power,
ave the
peasants
metheH
apletety
2i
"Moth-
t moth-
ottle of
a 252
region suspended work today and are
tasking: for a wage scale‘equal to that
i of the bituminous miners in western
' Pennsylvania.
MARSHAL FOCH FOR
GIFT OF A RATON!
TERS IN
I to meet the requirements
' States from which the white reg-
I strants were called, with their num-
I bers and the ramp# to which they
I will go include:
the American
SURVIVORS LANDED MINEOLA airplanes
uuiiviTunu -Hi--- CRASH KILLS TWO
per cent on the first $4000 and
Virginia
Sergeant C. T. Haney, Carbon Hill, Ala.
Corporals.
Harold Lester Kratz, Forestville, Sanilac
County, Mich.
Walter Edward Beits, Detroit. Mich.
Mechanic.
Arthur F. Prescott, Dorchester, Mass.
Privatea.
Ervin Henry Charles Adler, Monroe, Mich.
umnpoi ta nce
the senate on the
By Asnocinted Prens to The Anstin American
WASHINOTON, Sept. 16—Wom-
en by the thousunda are responding
0,132 on Oct. 14— total,. 172,704.
From 'Hi uoa lay's brart.
"My wife has been such
in two groups,
etween Sept
RACK TO THE FRAY ALL FROM TEXAS
—•— GO TO CAMP TRAVIS
Marshal Foch, supreme command-
er of the allied armies now smash-
in8 they German lines, -has -pecognized
the war work done bv the Knights of
Columbus of Austin and all the
hniEnts of Columbus chapters in va-
Private Edward H. Bair Jr., Greenburg. Pa.
Lieutenant Arthur Meredith Roberts. Bir-
1 mingham, Ala.
Previously Reported Killed in Action, New
Reported Wounded in Action.
Privatea.
Ernest Olsen. Coral. Mich
James Durand. Springfield. 111.
Frank A. Krider. Brazil, Ind.
The baton bears thi nscription:
Maney .Sntnt Gond, Ypres, somme.
tbs I a Seconde Marne "
world commod-
It appears that the enemy
William C Williams.
final vote was post- S
drew given.
Edwin A. Johnson. Elgin. III.
Arthur Leander Jones. Witertown. Mian.
Walter F. Lamky, Sparrows Point, Md.
Willie P. Loyd. Richmond. Va
Edward J McClure, New London, Conn.
Albert I McDonald, Vachon Island. Wash.
Lawrence McKinnon, Lo* Angeles, Cal.
Polish officers to form
Brune William Dunmore, Monroe. Mich.
Hamlet Horat Durant, Detroit. Mich.
John F. Egan, Boston. Mass.
Ray George. Koiin. Mont.
Charles T Gott. Mellott. Ind.
John R Graham. Berkeley. Cal.
James W. Guerry, Macon, Ga.
Frederick J. Harter. Witten. S. D.
Cleo C. Heuchan, Muncie, Ind.
Clement W. Hildebrand, Seattle. Wash.
-Previously Reported Missing in Action, N<
Reported Wounded.
Haskill. Richmond.
to use his influence
H O. Buchanan has moved from
407 West Thirteenth ptreet to 1412
Rio Grande.
tn Mm
day
H is
Mrs I. T. Rector has moved from
1404 Congress avenue to 1504 Con-
gress avenue.
May 4 after having b en sentenced
to death by court - martial for nleep-
W. F. Billingslea has moved from
114 West Seventeenth street to 745
West Eighth.
passage of this amendment by
early vote.”
By Asasciated Proas to Th* Anstin American.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.—Lieuten-
ant^ Charles Kinney Jr. of Coving-
ton. Ky., and E. . Austin of Bos-
ton were killed wh’en an army air-
plane from the Mineola aviation field
crashed to earth in the Flatbush sec-
tion of Brooklyn today.
FOR 9161 TROOPS NIATANAINOTL 0
. TO FILL OLD DRAFT PLOT AGAINST U. S.
' ............K. OFC. THANKED RY
Get them from
amendment of
Biggers, Georgeville, N. C.
the prcaident at -5 p.
MILION IN I III CITY BONIS
BY WOODMIN OF AMIIIC
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14 A draft ways
call for 29,016 negro registrants from'
l thirty-threa states, qualifier for gen-
Louis J. Roudeau. Cohoes, N Y
" train on the Karisruhe objectives.
George Horace Wood, West Winfield, N. J.
George C. Wornock, fit. Louis, Mo.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
Corporal Roy Morton, La Mesa, Texas.
Privates.
Henry B. Route. Covington, Ky
Henry C. Beyers, Bellingham, Wash.
Henry C. Denisom, Idabel. Okla.
Isidore L Gold, New York.
Stanley J. Kulpa, Milwaukee. Win
Nichols Oriow, Wolenski, Russia
Samuel Randall, Van Buren. Ark.
Howard C. Stephens, Dorranceton, Pa.
Herbert D. Taylor, Santo, Texas.
Albert White, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wounded Slightly.
Corporal Vladimir Busch, Chicago.
The following casualties are reported by
federal suffrage amendment
the subject of to-
jimmies and burglar tools.
Shull, Cascade, Mont.
one of the
races in the
your drug-
President Wilson
division to fight in
but a guaranteed remedy which has
been used by the sturdy Dutch for
over 200 years and which has helped
of 122 soldiers held as prisoners of
war at various camps in Germany in-
80c and 41.40 Bottles
session here todav.
The society subserihod
dollars to previous loans.
WASHINGTON, Sept 14.- The following
casualties are reported by Iba commaning
ment control and extension of
facilities of power- plants as a,
necessity was urged by Fuel Adn
istrator Garfield today.
King, Wooden.
2 । oral military service and to
Reported Killed
today and
by loud
the November election.
Others in the party were Mrs. Min-
nie Cunningham. Mrs. Elisabeth Pot-
ter, both of Texas.
The other members were:
Mrs. Ellis Meredith of Colorado.
Mrs. Charles .Tiffany of New York.
Mrs. John L. Givens of Kansas.
Mrs. Tyler B. Thompson of Mon-
tana.
Mrs. Guilford Bailey of Tennessee*
Miss Alice Priest of Nevada.
President Wilson made the follow-
ing response:
"I am, as I think you know, hear-
tily in sympathy with you. *
“I have endeavored to assist you
in every way in my power.
”I shall continue to do so.
"I will do all I can to urge the
Thomas Hendrickson, no emergency
the Germans were brusquely requir-
Ot 7 and 11 ing Lent ne and Trotzky to furnish
The remainder will be negroes who • information regarding the amounts
ance with another
"In order to si
the workers and
even recoll from
imperialists "
bothered by my kidneys and bladder
and they have always helped me.
others tell of the launching in
mav be needed in a few districts January and February this year of
to fill the new quotas it was said ;a Bolshevik peace and socialistic
t the provost marshal general's of-propaganda against the United States,
fire, but in most I calitiek, su fficient | Eng land and France. at the irec-
council meetine on Thuro- : thrr. Texas
Total, 142 000.
Edgar Simmons, Brought
Joseph Strand. Chicago
Casualties Among BRITISH ADVANCES GIANT WAR REV
U. S. Forces Abroad STRENGTHENLINES Bill SLIDING
atHutes for these
at home
thousand
men have
to army
Charles Burris. Hastings. Neb.
Emilio Buso, Raritan. N. J.
George J. Byrne. Avon, Conn.
Floyd W Campbell. Trenton. N. J.
George R. Moore. Philadelphia. Pa.
Previously Reported Missing in Action. New
ing on duty in France,
tn action July 20.
By Asocinted Press to TNs Austin American
AMERICAN Ml MY FIEADQUAR-
government in taxes.
Piano Men Also Object.
Objection to the proposed tax on,
, pianos and pipe organs was made by *
George W. Pound, representing thee
pipe organ and piano manuacturing-2
industry.
Austin Post Ollice Leter Lt
MMlias Pansy Collem.
Mrs. E. C. East
Bra. Maria Echeverria.
Mrs Herbert Ealy.
Miss Ira Everett
Mrs. W. F Goff.
Mise Ines Green.
Miss Un Use Hutchins.
Miss Fnalia B. Hurst
Mias Jessie H Humphries.
Mrs. lacile Hutchings.
Mrs. Johnson (1540 Rosewood).
Mary Johnson
Adlard A. Clang. Pawtucket, R. I. . about a yot,
William R. Davie. Ottawa, Ontario. Canad.
Jesse B. Johnson, Spokane. Wash.
John Kurnawski, Albion, N. Y
Arthur O. Queck. Jersey City. N. J.
Omer A Rice. Valiev. Neb *
James H. Roberta, Baltimore, MJ
Leslie T. Shapton, Charleroi. Mich
Charles M Shontx, Shamokin, Pa
Wilbert W Sinclair. Woodstock. N. H
Andrew J. Sullivan. Moore’s Bridge, Ala.
Previously Reported Killed In Actien, New
Reported Prisoner.
Private Nick Pilipchuck. Proskurow, Russia.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
land, as integral units in the Ameri-
can army.
According to conservative estimates,
an army of more than 104.000 trained
militarists is immediately available
in the regions of Harbin. Nikolsk
and Vladivostok.
were dropped
i It also wan
president with
I production of
Roy Striegel. Burlington, Kan-
George H Wissman, Winnetka. HI.
Wounded In Actien. Degree Undetermined.
Second Lieutenant Jacob H. Heckman.
Elisabeth. N. J
Wounded in Action. Degree Undetermined
(Previously Reported Missing in Action).
Privatea.
Max Bradley, Setomir. Bolin. Russia.
William E Ballinger. Dayton. Ohio.
Gust A. Birttnen, St. Paul. Minn.
Missing in Action.
YOUR KIDNEYS
The secret of youth is ELIMINA-
TION OF POlsoNs from your body. |
This done, you can live to be a hun-
dred nnd enjoy the good things of
life with as much "pop" its you ,
did when in the springtime of youth
Hum to develop into
strongeat and healthiest
Eas mada
to the
poned until tomorrow.
Rep. Handy's Proposal Downed.
An amendment proposed by Rep-
resentative Hardy of Texas, demo- 3
crat, to change the basis of calcu- 2
lating profits from sales of property |
held by the owner since 1911, also 2
was rejected overwhelmingly after a
Minority Leader Kitchin had deliv- 2
ered the principal advance would 3
cause a revenue loss of $2,000,000,- j
000.
Summary of Casualties to Data.
Officer*: Death*. 37 ; wounded 44. miss,
ing, 1. Sub total. 102.
Enlisted men. Deaths, 913: wounded, 1919;
in hands of enemy, 11; missing. 141. Sub
total, 3984.
Grand total. 3086.
» to try
prove At
renty-fv
rete my
ing back
strong as
I entirely
ndid con-
■y rides
i teed y as
ifferent
who will entrain between
11.
By Associated Press to The Austin pmerican
LONDON, Sept. 16.——British troops
today advanced their line slightly in
the neighborhood of Ploegsteert and
Ypres, in Flanders
The most important gains record-
ed were in the Y prea-Co mines canal
sector, where an advance of about
1404 yards was achieved in the
neighborhood of the canal, and in
the Ha vein court sone, where posts
were established along the Canal du
Nord to the east of Demiecourt,
J The passe ‘gers were mostly women
'and children, and it is believed that
whole families have been lost.
th 1e wasTtorpnaoca ^JiSECY. BAKER IN LONDON
ou the sliehtesiwornine FROM FRENCH FRONT
positions was
I n oment for a
i was past.
for service
William R. Harner, Ceres, V.
Oscar Hudson, Napannee, Ind.
Wilfred Hantoon. Bingham, Pa.
Howard Edward Stuckell, Bradford. Pa.
Wilmer Frank Suders, Chambersburg, Pa.
Frank Toomey, Groton, Mass.
Roy I. Trebil, Wahpeton. N. D.
William J. Weidner. Bluffton. Ind.
Bugler.
Ralph William Steffy. Bradford. Pa
Cook.
Alonzo Raymond Martin. Harrisburg. Pa
Privatea
Raymond H. Ackermar, Wilkesbarre, Pa
Paul W. Alvater. St. Louis, Mo.
Charles Waldo Anderson. Franklin. Pa
John H. Angel. Burnsville, N. C.
Anthony P. Arruda, New Bedford. Masa
William Grover Beer*. Franklin. Pa.
Another of the family has also had
great benefit from Doan’s Kidney
Fills. when they were used for
min- lameness and soreness across the
small of the bnrk Doon’s Kidno
Pills strengthened the hack, drove
Texan in a German War Prison. the pain s wuy and did mu 1 good
By Assoctated P‛re - to The Austin American 1n every Way.”
WASHINGTON. Sept 16— Names Price 60c.-at all dealer
simply ask for a kidney
get Doan'S Kidney pills— the unme
that Mr Beck had. Foster-Mibur
LORRAINE. Sept. 16.—A
restores vitality nne energy by purifying and BOWEL MEDICINE, a safe and sure remedy
enrtchina the hlood You enn noon feel Its I for Summer Diarrhoea** It is just as effective
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. Price COc, j for Adults as fur Children
wounded severely. 44; died of wounda, 4;
died from sendset and other r suses. 1;
wunded, Mgray undetermnined, 11 ; wield
alightiy, 4; prisoners, 3. Total, 144.
Kiled in Action.
This was at the very time that
Scheidemann, the powerful German
socialist and world socialist apostle,
was in communication with his Rus-
sian brothers "regarding the destruc-
tion of the traces of the party's busi-
ness relations with the imperial gov-
ernment."
Nn Regard for Neutrals.
The intelligence service required the
Bolshevikf to send to the allied coun-
tries through neutral Europea "com-
Dry Goods Men Protest.
Continuing its hearing on the war 2
revenue bill today the senate fi- l
nance committee was told by 8. I. fl
Swarts of the National Wholesale g
Dry Goods association that under the <
normal and war tax features, dry g
g9ods merchants and all others sell- |
ing merchandise would pay two- |
thirds of their annual profits to the I
ealy b seele nackaes Price 35c
By Assoeiated Prens to The Austin Amu i—
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 — Beginse
ning consideration of amendments toj
the $3,000,000,c00 war reverue bill,
the houe in fifteen minutes todayJ
approved the greatly increased nor-
mal and surtax rates for individ48
uals, estimated to yield $1,482,000,000 8
and defeated every change proposed
in the draft of the bill as prepared
by the ways and means committee.
Wilson's War Tax stands.
A motion to strike out the pro- s
visions extending income taxation to S
salaries of the president, federal 1
judges and state, county and munici- J
pal officeholders was defeated.
Controversy developed over the I
provision to tax interest from future a
issues of state, county and municipal 3
_____ You will feel strong and vigorous.
Huns Say They Dropped 14 rn. Nerves and muscles will be elastic
By Assoclated Press to The Austin Ameri,n and your face will radiate youth and
BERLIN Sept 16. via London health. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
As a reprisal for the continued bomb. ' ’ ‘apsues are imported direct from
ing of German towns, twenty-four the laboratories at Haarlem, Holland Privaten.
tons of bombs were dropped Inat They are not a patent medicine.
P. W Johnson has moved from
744 Eart First street to 441 East
F irst street
pressed for men
A reserve division encountered
Sept 2 and badly smashed has again
been thrust tn.
Intermittent local activity continues
along the Canadian lines on the
Canal du Nord.
The German side permits of closer
Kansas City Embargo on Wheat. Austin people publicly recommend
i Prees to Th* Austin Amne aD Doan's Kidney Pills. This paper is
---......! CITY. Mo , Sept 16— publishing Austin cases from week to
To relieve congestion at Kansas City week. It is the same everywhere,
an embargo by the railroads against Home testimony in home papers,
shipments of grain to Kansas City ' Doan's are praised in thirty tho-
St Joseph and Omaha was an-sand signed statements, published in
nounced on the board of trade today J 3000 communities. Austin people are
— . * * r . ~ , . no exception. Here's an Austin
! Bank. —Hobbers Ianned Texas Haid. statemen t
! By, TAustunsAmensan Henjamin Beck, grocer. HM *.
In a ratd on a Fort Worth*
iast night, police captured a type- 5 „ poanis Kidney PUM,
written iist or ..II the bank. In Tola,, ror from my nxee rience they.have
-■ proven to be all that is claimed for
ces no
fer and
Nar will
n eoun-
i of tm-
। a beg-
. of the
General C’rowi
to the Eieat general staff as you holds a large place in mv
impossibility of holding the thoughts. In the same way that it
with the troops assigned to it calls forth your effort
Sopt
end. canary.mnndintght on raria
S prohibited today _________
les !ea: 1 as sub Stomneh Trbubles and Dynenter,
seeds Are grown cnused from Prinkin Iee Water or from sleep-
j ins near an open window should be checked
immediately Get a bottle of GROVES BABY
ltherto
pes not
h from
be pro-
Dr . L Guffin, Dentist, 441-41
Scarbrough Bldg. Phone 478.
by the
Walter M. Sims, Thompsonville, III.
Soren T. Sorenson. Rinhjobing, Denmark.
Ollie E. Vancil, Macomb, 111.
Paul A. Walker, Takoha, Texas.
Jacob E Weler, Lawrence, Mass.
Frank}. Yuodvirsses, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Clyde L Barnum. Mica. Idaho,
lee L. Bowman, Greenville, S C.
Adam Burzynski, Hamtrack, Mich.
Angelo Caklibunco, Armersirio, Italy.
Travis G. Cope, Rugby, N. D.
Carl E. Erickson. Benson, Minn.
William G. Gould, Sioux Falta, S. D.
postponed until
cotton and
the greatly in-
was offered.
Orr, Saginaw, Mich.
of thia country.
An enguzeinent was made to meat
to include 3000
Do not take a substitute. In
Joha Carl Teichler, Menominee, Mich.
Master Engineer.
Robert E Marsh. Bristol, Pa.
Privates.
Guy S Fuulconer, Blackfoot. Idaho
Ivaa L Mustain, Millard. Wash.
David T. O ‘Connel, Washington, D. C.
In face of the American concentra "It was from Metz that IAfAwt-,
lion which was known to be taking! went to help your ancestors an I,
piace, but at the time it was sup- shall one day see your victorious
voned that the occasion was not pro- banner floating in Metz •• u
! pitious for attacking the Germans —. . .
alarge supply o€ dope.
By Associnted Press to The Au-tin American
HARBIN, Saturday. Sept. 7.—A
movement exceeding perhaps that of
the Czeco-Slovaks is being organ-
Total of 172,708 Men Are
quu.unsuut.
Andrews, Meriden,
I have used Doan’a when
ROCK ISLAND. Til. Sept 14— Fur A,, , —.eT,
chase of. $1000. 000 of Fourth Liberty CALL 29.016 NEGROES
of America was authorixed by th: FOR MILITARY DUTY, By Associated Press to The A. A me ri
executive council of the order In' ♦ ' LANDON, Sept. 16 grili.• ricon
n. A-roelatet r,-. to The Awtin American tors have nxkatn somhe ,n "iA
mtlHnni WASHINGTON. Sept 1.; A drart ways nt mJ,, "sabions “ana
and dock, nnd sidinga at KArlsrhe
-‛rmeen Airect hits were obtained
Negro rocitrant- win ba mobilized
on Aet 16 ns follows:
T-xas, 1240 Camp Travis.
Iulsinna, 259. Camp Travis Texas
Tennessee, -Camp Sherman.
Total 10,752
Oklahoma. 2423, Camp Cody. N. M. rades," uncer assumed names
Summary approval today of the
normal and surtax income rates was
a general surprise.
There was no discussion of the
provisions Increasing normal taxes to
12 per cent and limiting the tax to
day's chapter of confidential docu-
ments from Russia given to the pub-
lic by the American government.
< ne of the documents, a terse note
from the German general staff to
the council of peoples' commissars,
discloses that as long ago as No-
vember. 1917, when the Russian
regime still was regarded as an ally
of the nations at war with Germany,
AUSTIN AMERICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IT, 1918,
By Associated Press to The Austtn Ame-can
PARIS, Sept. 16.—Several aerial
squadrons flew over the region of
Paris this morning and were sub-
jected to a heavy anti-aircraft fire,
but succeeded in dropping some
bombs.
There were a few victims and some
material damage.
By Associated Press to Th* Austin American.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16—Secret
activities against the United States
and the allies of the United States
and controlled Russian Bolshevik!
elude Ernest
Texas:
By Areociatet Prers to Th* Auelin Amertran
AMSTERDAM. Sept 16 A net*
nddressed by Nikolai lenine, the Bol- .
shevlk premier, says:
"The position on the Czecho-Slo-
vak front is becoming more danger- I
ous daily.
"We are daily becoming inerens-
ingly convinced that alone we are
powerless
"‘For the soviet government there
fs only one way out. nnmely. to con-
clude n defensive and offensive nlli-
Aubrey E. Mathew*. Hull, Ga.
Joseph Matthews. Bismarck, N. D.
John Miller, Jessup, Pa.
Edward R. Morse. Plattsmouth. Neb.
George B Patterson. Nora. Minn.
Joseph Pock. Cleveland. Ohio
Earl R. Poorbaugh. Cumberland, Md.
Allis H Reese, Waterloo. Wis.
Sanford L Rose, Callaghan, Va
Franklin Schneider. Raub, N. D.
Bertie R. Scott. Zillah. Wash
Lon Sewell, Clarksville, Texas.
Roland S. Silver, New Bedford. Mass.
Colvin L Stewart. Ridgefieid, Wash.
Texas, 7941. Camp Travis.
Arkansas. 1786, Carap Pike. Ark.
Louisiana, 1466, Camp TravR. Tex.
Mississippi. 594. Camp Travis,
Missonri; 6919. Camp PIke.
Nebraska 29 5. Camp Pike, 3712
C’amp Fufston.
ter position for future operations.
Battering St. Quentin Ridge.
Maissemy, a village five miles
northwest of St. Quentin, has been
captured by the British.
This adds another important posi-
tion to those recehtly taken along
the ridges west of St. Quentin.
A little below this place and to
the southwest of Holnon wood, the
British also improved their lines
slightly.
Fighting of a local nature contin-
ues on the northern battle front
near I-a Bassee, where the enemy has
been forced to give ground steadily.
Heavy Artillery Duels.
Beyond this go important Infant-
ry action has been reported, but
heavy artillery duels have been fought
at numerous points.
British gunners bombarded the
Hindenburg line fiercely for hours
yesterday and heavy enemy losses
were inflicted.
The German gunners have been
maintaining an intense fire in the
Gouzeaucourt sectors and deluged
Havrincourt with explosives yester-
day.
X F. James, who formerly lived at
4104 West avenue, is now living at
4144 Wheeler avenue.
preach their doctrine of disorganiza-
tion and to carry on campaigns of
’counter revolution, sabotage, loot-
ing. etc.
Pacifie Submarine Scheme.
Plans of. the Germans for send-
ing three submarines, disassembled,
by rail overland to Vladivostok, for
service on the Pacific are dis-
closed in a communication of the
German high seas fleet general staff
to the commssars.
Another of the naval communi-
cations reveals a scheme conceived
in January, of employing Russian
sh8 on the Pacific under the Rus-
sian flag to carry agitators and
"agents-destructors" to the United
Btates, Japan and the British colo.
nles in eastern Asiago.
Robbery of Italian Amhanndor.
Personal notes from the German
intelligence service in the commissars
describe the assault upon and rob- j
of the Italian ambassador tn !
the streets Of Petrograd in February
last in vain effort to get possession
Of mportant papers believed to have
been in the ambassador’s possesston
Other notes tel! In detail of the
wnteh kept upon the American and
other allied embassies.
Iake the remainder of the docu-
ments of the series, those-made pub.
He today are accompanied hr notes
explainng which are originals and
which Photorraphie copfes and by
exrInnntory comments by Edgar ss.
on, who obtained the correspondence
in Russia for the committee or pub-
lic information
Vito N. Silletti, Torito, Provincia
with false neutral passports.
By Arsocizted P-w to Th* Austi- j
. SHABOKIN. Pa . Sept. 16.— About
I twenty-five thousand miners in the
Shamokin section of the anthracite'
prices, they plan to show the harm
which would result to southern cot-
ion growers through price riking.
By Associated Press to Th* Austin Ame-ican. M
NEW YORK, Sept. 16. — Mrs.
Charles E. Chapin, wile of the city i
editor of the New York Evening 1
World, was found dead with a bullet 3
wound in her head in the bedroom 3
of the Chapin apartment here late j
today.
Discovery of Mrs. Chapin’s body 3
followed receipt by Don Seitz, busi- 1
ness manager of the Evening World, |
of a letter signed "Charles E. Chap- |
in," in which the writer hinted at )
suicide and added:
conrentration and posts have been j
taken and retaken, always to Cana-
dian profit in the end.
Two days ago the Germans took
two of our smail posts and estab-
lished others after our men had ex-
hausted their ammunition and with-
drawn
Yesterday we retook them all ar f
extended our own orcupation. kill-
ing and capturing several of the
enemy
in no place have we left anything
to the enemy but the uncertain posts
who registeres Liat Thursday
to the apveat of emimxere.to take A.iaa W— t. Th. auatin
the place of men enterin tho army s 16comomit-
and to.nu newcreated by tewn prseneing enatom ana repre-
Indu” tria I oxpanman, more of their " St. tV 11 '' "I" ' h” * otton suntes, pro-
They nr. spendnE more or tneir . truing arainst step beine taken by
new earning* for clothing ’* K K , ’. . , ,1. rilin?
etal daler In .11 < •— where the ooramentlookin to in. horn
many women have recenty left f ' ton pri •8,1 outline rou: for
home to work repor booming buni-contereco to to put
neAs . thcir fornial protest to the presit
This is contrary to the policles of denti.
economy urued he .11 covernment In ndaition to decarine.there,l
no authority under the law to fix
Loudoun Privates.
Edward A. Buchanan, Nampa, Idaho.
Wilbur Dotts, Laporte, Ind
William Hogan, Cobalt. Howell county, Mo.
Harold Howard, Notre Dam*. Ind.
Walter Quincy Huckleberry. Dill, Okla.
Eivind Jacobson. Parley. Minn.
Clarence R Johnson. Chicago.
Carl W. Lawson, Hampton. Conn.
Frank Lynch. Louisville, Ky.
Matthew J. McNally. Summerhill, County
Meath. Ireland.
Clarence MeQuilty. Buford, Ohio.
Julius Malach, Chicago.
Francis W. Maley. Frhaven, Vt.
David Martin. Hindman, Ky.
Jacob C. Mtthews, Red Banks, Mias.
William Henry Nauss, New Cumberland Pa.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Private*.
Julius Shechter. Minneapolis, Minn.
WASHINGTON. Sept.
। hundred and seventy-two
| seven hundred and eight
D • A । Av i from Texas to go to Camp Bowie.
5 U. s, Protect- Home-Grown Secds.
If you ar* subject to weak lunes, herd the! WASHIN (CN, Sopt. 16 Impor-
egh,ns * werning ECKMAN'S ALTFP tntton or hemp secd, connry
ATIVE may aid you in etopping the eough I , 1e1e, .. . ,, .. • ■ ■
In addition. It is a vnlunble tonie and health- Nnd.1 11 IA S, " ... .
builder In such cases. No alcohol, narcotic or by the war industries board
hnbit-forming druvs. Twenty years’ suecess-
ful use.
Irvin E Larson, Detroit, lowa.
Write Lack. Shiner, Texas 4
George Washington Lentes, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Elof Lysdahl, Grantsburg, Wta
liasr C. Martinavage, gb—e^eh. Pa.
Staniey Marzee, Minneapolis, Minn.
Jcseph C. May. Seranton, Pa
Frank Miles, Black River Faile. Wis.
Stanley W Nina. Kilgore, Neb
Manuel Olivera Jr.. Fall River, Masa
Anthony Paleski, Scranton, Pa.
Albert O. Randall, West Barpet, t.
condition, , The following ensunlties ar* reported by —
th* commanding general of the American e- Kansas C
Watch the kidneys. The kidnoyspeditionary forces Included in above total: By Assocted
and digestive organs are the main|Killed in action. 2; wounded in action. *e- KANSAS
-p,. ... 01. . . • verely, 2 : wounded in action, degree unde-
caunes „ThK. kid \n niter .andtrmired, a miaisng in Mina 10. Total. 1&.
purify the blood All the blood Killed in Action.
passes through your hidneys once Sergeant Myron H Real*. Plymouth, Mich,
every three minutes. They strain or I private Lee Rtser, Hamersville, Ohio.
filter out the impurities. That 1a Wonnded in Action, Severely,
their work Keep them clean and Privates,
in proper working condition and you
have nothing to fear. Drive the
I poisonous wastes and deadly uric acid
accumulationsi from your system.
Tako GOLD MEDAL Haarlem (Ml
Capsules at Intervals and you will
always be in perfect working order.
Jack R. Mullen. Hamilton,
county. V a.
Ray T. O'Connell. Kilbourn, Wis.
Robert H Person, Albeits. La.
Millard Riley, Ridgway, 111.
Giovanni Reile, St Louis, Mo
Peter Rosle, Kindred, N. D.
George F. Sehindler. North Eaton. Maa*.
W. A. Holland has moved from
nous sections of the United States in
power of' German officer captured by thesending to James a. Flaherty su-
we must Anericans made interesting tevela- preme knight, his thanks for the
an alllance withtions concerning the St. Mihielmarshals baton given to him by
salient. the Knights of Columbus, jn the
— ID declares that its continued hold-[following cablegram: A c «yT TAT/ A g
WILSON SPARED SOLDIER na was a pin > of unnlia1m9 prenerntummoda and the dbytthecon - AS IOUNG AS
WHO DIED IN BATTLE
- a in from political necessity. j "Kindly convey to them lumbuant
By A..oiotci i - r He was very angry ahout It and! thanks.
KT LotIS, Mo. Kept 14- Forest auserted that repreaentationshadbeen The souvenir of Metz evoked by
n. Sebastlan, 21 years old, of East made to the Eeeat general staff as you - •----------
BL Louis, one of the soldiers who
was pardoned by President Wilson
16 —Govern-
25,000 MINERS STRIKE .Oy A..cesated Prem to Tb* Austtn * mr-t-jaw
IN ANTHRACITE FIELD nalo N ANarcaP’ setsetawpnwP.
By Ansociated Presa to Th* Austin American 1
AMSTFRDAM. Kept "It s
time the war came to an end.” yelle j
a socialist member of the municipal |
councn of Berlin to a publie dehate
Tennenee, 3882 Camp Greenleaf
Wts onsin, 6000, Camp McAr-
William S Carothers, Ruleville, Mia*.
Borris Entin, Elizabeth, N. J.
Missing in Action.
Lieutenant Marland C. Hobbs, Boston. Man
Sergeanta.
Arthur G. Bradley. Bristol, Conn.
George E- Aiken, Muskegon, Mich.
Corporals
Fred W A. Harmeyer, Holland. Ind.
Clarence T Jackman. Columbia, Ky.
Melvin C. Oison, Abererombie, N. D.
Hudson T. Scarboro, Graymont, Ga.
Cook.
Fred 0Nenl, North Yokima, Wash.
Frederick R. Anderson. Big Falla, Mont.
Edgar M Boyd. Rolla. N. D
James Coppola. Norwalk. Conn.
Joseph ( . Donahue. Litchfield. Conn.
Henry S. Kiefer. Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank W Marose. Waukesha, Wis.
William H. Matthews, Kipling. N. C.
Menard C. Neal. Lindale, Ga.
Thomas J. O’Keefe. Chicago.
Thomas J. O'Mar re, Romulus, N. Y.
William O. Osborn, Wild Rose, N. D.
Jam** Pares. Chiaseo. Switzerland.
Ralph Westley Peck. Culver. Ore.
Roy H. Pendry. London. England.
Albert E. Bangerter, Salt Lake City, Utah.
William R. Bolton. New Britain, Conn.
kA illiam P. Clark, New Haven, Conn.
George Ford. Louisville. Ky.
Joseph Gallogly, New York.
Harry Hanson. Disco, Wis.
Thoma* G. Harvil, Fairplay, Cal.
Erwin H at field. Greensburg. Ind.
Fred E Haye*. Grandview. Wash.
Henry J. Hendrick*. Spokane. Wash.
Elmer E Hobart, Medford. Ms
Peter P. Korney. Minneapolis, Minn.
Charles McMahon, Glassboro. N. J.
Hoy Mastin. Cynthiana, Ky.
By Associated Press to The Austin Americar
WITH THE CANDIAN rORCE
IS FIANCE Sept H—(ty the
Canadlan Fresa.)—Frgm Information
expeditionary forces: Missing in aetion, 12;
wounded severely. 44; died of disease, 1 ;
wounded, degree undetermined. 4; died from
wound*. 7. Total. 89.
Died of Wounds Received in Actien.
Privates.
Gustave Harry Bullock, Logootee, Ind.
Frank Cooksley, Weissert, Neb.
Fred E Jones, Harrisburg, Pa.
William Peiper, Luverne, Minn.
Harry I. Rimstidt, Beloit. Wte
Andy Totti, Detroit. Mich.
Antanas Waicekausky, Brooklyn, N. T.
Died of Disease.
Private
Luster Vick, Russelville, Ark.
Wounded Severely.
Corporals.
William M. Devaney. South Chicago.
Sturgis F. Durgin, The Forks, Maine.
Edwin Henry Griffith, Cotter, Iowa-
Kenneth Lyle Groom. Mars, Pa.
Special News Service of the Austin American.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16— Miss
Mary Gearing of Austin. Texas and
pro lessor of dietetics at the Uni-
versity of Texas, was one of a party
of democratic women who called on
By Associated Press to The Auntin American
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 16.—Survivors
o the torpedoed steamer Galway
Castle were landed at 7 o'clock
.Thursday morning.
Hedly Sundstrom, Colfax. Wte.
Joseph W Fairiamb, Seattle. Wash.
Antoaio Pietromonaco, Italy.
William G. Schupp. Council Bluffs, lowa.
Died of Wounda Received in Action.
Privates.
Claud J. Diass. West Woodland, Cal.
Christian N. Karp, Zortman, Mont.
Marius Malorana, Detroit, Mich.
William H. Murphy, Elizabeth, N. J.
George Stack, Aredale, Iowa.
Died Pros* Accident and Other Cou***
Corporal Rey Leigh, Columbus. Ohio.
Wounded Severely.
Captain Edward P. Sheppard, Clarksville,
Tennessee.
Sergeants.
Stanley F. Corbin, Chicago.
John Nelson. Portland. Conn.
| Roy E Alberts. Noonan, N. D.
James Babicky. Chicago.
George F Bell, Bangor, Maine
Cords Millemon, Pond Creek, Okla.
William Switzer, Tyrone. Pa.
Mechanie.
Earl W. Minster, South Milwaukee, Wis.
Private*.
Daniel W Allred. Randleman. N. C.
Clarence N. Anderson. Grand Forks. N. D.
Fred Anderson, San Francisco, Cal.
Jo* Bevilacqua, New Rochelle. N. Y.
Horace David Bidle, Charleston, III.
Waldiston Biliski, Woluski, Russia.
Richard Brown, Stanley, Wi*.
Charles E. Bush, Stockton. Mo.
Lewis Casern. Wilkesbarre. Pa
Harry D. Darling. Harvard. Mich.
Harry M. Dean, Chene9. Wanh.
John H Evans. Licking. Mo.
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