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RU8SIAN SUFFRAGIST queats, and therefore w ill not continue the war a day longer merely for the sake o f such conquests i f it could ob tain an honorable peace. “ The Germans." he said, “ wish to conclude peace as combatants who Remaking of the Eye Region fnce wounds In many caaea are so bad that no ophthalmic (kill could have successfully accomplished their One of the Wonders l>osalhly save the sight. But here purpoee and proved themselves invinci plastic surgery, «in«» o f the wonders ble. A condition o f 'peace is the in Performed. o f the war, comes In to make the violability o f Germany’s territory. victim’s face agnln presentable. Plas No parley is possible with the enemy tic work goes further than the re demanding the cession o f German soil. « making o f shattered Juwa and nosea; “ We must by means o f understand the upper purt of the face, Including ing and in a spirit o f give and take the eye region, cun he patched up *o guarantee conditions o f the existence as to make the |M>or wounded pre- o f German empire upon the continent H an dle P atients W ith Coolness and aentntdo anti not objects o f horror and oveseas," continued the chancellor. R a p id ity U n der Constant Menace to their fellow men.” Dr. Michaelis' words on this point of Death— W ounded Loud In The records of the Grand Palais required a careful reading the are cap Praises of Surgeons. able o f various interpretations other hospital show that Doctor Borsch, who than the surface one. His German in was ono o f the first American sur By C. P. B E R TE LLI. geons to graft the cornea, hns suc England Blamed for Canning War and dicates a willingness to make peace Transportation Problems Increase and Paris.—The remaking o f the eye only as victors. cessfully transplanted skin, hone, cur region through thu transplantation of It Appears U. S. W ill Have to for Making Use o f Submarines “ It must,” he continued, “ prevent tilage and ntui-ous metuhrane to the part o f the mucous membrane and the nations from being plunged into fur orbit. In several cases ho hns pro Necessary Food is Scarce. Build Whole R. R. Systems. grafting o f eyelids and lashes are ther enmity through economic block vided soldiers with new eyelids by among the marvels of plastic surgery ades and provide a safeguard that the taking cartilage from the ribs, graft accomplished In France during the league in the arms o f our opponents ing It over the socket ami afterwards war by Dr. Louis Borsch, the famous Washington, D. C.— No attempt is making an Incision In the new skin. Copenhagen— W ith the statement does not develop into an economic American oculist, who, since August, made here to minimise the seriousness 1914, has beett chief ophthalmic sur T o the upper and lower edges o f the that Germany's wish is to conclude offensive alliance against us. “ W e cannot again offer peace. W e peace as combatants who have success o f the situation ir. the war theater in geon at the huge Uraud 1'alHla M ili slit thus made he hns grafted fiesh- have loyally stretched out our hands benrlng hairs, which Is taken from fully accomplished their purpose, yet once. It met no response, but with Europe. The United States is in the tary hospital In Paris. the eyebrows. In this manner ftirulsh Doctor Ilorsch has Just return «Hi admitting the severity o f the food sit the entire nation and with Germany, war and w ill go through with it ; but lug new lashes, and has afterwards from a trip to the trenches aud field uation, Dr. Georg Michaelis, the new the army and its leaders, in accord any hope o f a short struggle has gone patched up the eye socket by trails hospitals, which he tuude at the re imperial chancellor o f Germany, F ri with this declaration, the government glimmering with the apparent almost quest o f the ilepurtnieut o f health for plantations from the mueuous mem day made his first address before the feels that if our enemies abandon their complete collapse o f the Russian ma the purpose of advising us to the p o s brane taken from the mouth. lust for conquest and their aims at chine. reichstag. The development was not unexpected sibility of Improving existing methods Dr. Michaelis declared adherence to subjugation and wish to enter into ne Aged W om an Teaches K nitting. !>r. l'ollkseiin Srhnlschklna Ynveln, gotiations we shall listen honestly and by many army officers. When the o f o f treating woumla of the eye and the submarine campaign as a means of Cnuton, O.— Mrs. Amelia Brush, presldent «>f thè “ Defendera o f Wom- readily for peace to what they have to fensive o f July 1 was started by the suvlng the vision of the thousands of hastening the end o f the war, and soldiers who in this latter phase of seventy, who knltt«-<l socks for soldiers nii'a Itlghta,” thè Hiisslnii brnneh of looked lightly upon the entry o f the say to us. U ntil then we must hold Russian forces, the most frequent In the Civil war. Is doing her Idt for thè Tnteruiitloual Woumii Suffragi* al- comment heard here was that it was the wur are suffering from such lujur- United States into the war, asserting out calmy and patiently. the hoys who are going to France. She llnnre. Wheli thè wnr bmke olii Ih**- les. “ The present tim e in regard to food probably the dying kick o f the old the German fleet and the submarines “ Three years o f constant dally ex Is teaching a Sunday si -I hhi I class at tur Ynveln ami hcr coworkers thr«-w conditions is the most severe we have Russian machine. would master that situation. the First Methodist church how to thè whole atreiigth o f ibis powerful For the United States the Russian perience In the treatment o f eye Meager reports o f Dr. Michaelis’ experien ced and in the month o f July make socks. suffrago unlt luto wur Service. address, received Saturday, were sup- has been the worst. Drought has de collapse may have an immediate and wounds at the Grand Palais.” sal<l lemented Sunday with more complete layed and want exists in many cases, direct bearing. It w ill, if the Ger Doctor Borsch on hla return, “ hns en but I can declare with glad confidence man general staff presses its advant abled me to wltuesa a very cimslder- versions. “ Although,” said Chancellor M i that relief w ill shortly set in and the age, release additional German forces I able Improvement In the methods etu chaelis to the reichstag, “ English population can then be supplied more to bolster up the western front, where ployed, aud very gratifying results are j American troops are to lie engaged. now being obtained. If we could have ' statesmen knew, as shown by their adequately.” The German line in the west has not taken up our tusk In 1914 with the bluebook, that Russian mobilization been seriously impaired at any point, benefit o f the experience we hnve must lead to war with Germany, they since acquired, our results would cer «>• stay In die other night nnd drnppcd officials here believe. addressed not a word o f warning to No Doubt About Poison Gas Tour hoiiibs. Olio hit mi Ihc house in xt It was noted, in fact, that the one tainly huve been mure thun 100 per Russia against military measures, When Tabby Comes Hur (he olle Ilio ‘c h le f wus sleeplug In, thè strategic advantage gained in recent cent better. while my predcessor, in instructions U n d e r Menace of Death. rest u f«*w hundred feet frinii our fighting was gained by the Germans. July 29, 1914, to the Ambassador at rying Back. “The one grent lesson we have Many officers here believe that when a tenta. No «>ne wus buri. W e culle«! Vienna, directed him to say that we small sector o f the British line in Bel learned Is that our chunees of oper It thè lin k o f Kei-tion Seven. Strange would w illingly fulfill our duty as an gium was overwhelmed the Germans ating successfully In cases of eye lo sny, thè uume of thè Street all thè ally, but must refuse to permit our improved their weakest front mater wounds are enormously Increased (Munti* fell uu la ‘rue de lu Bombe.' selves to be involved in a world war ially. That view is based on opinions when patients are brought to us Im through Austria-Hungary disregarding “ I Inni sii Interestlug rxp«-rlcnce a Washington, D. C.— Selective con that the only hope o f decisive attain mediately after they have received our counsels. The man who wishes to few duys ngo, lu fuet, ut tlie timo, It scription was put into effect Friday, ments for the allies in the west lies in their wounds. The same remark, of kindle a world war does not w rite like N orm an Lee, Am erican Am bulance was Imi Interestlug. I f I retuember this, but a man who is laboring and when a national lottery fixed the order rolling up the German right flank course, applies to all wounds. rlghlly ! elosctl hy Inst L tte r tip In Hero, W rite s Interesting Letters "llo w well the heads o f the French o f m ilitary liability for the 10,000,000 where it reaches the sea in Belgium. has labored fo r peace to the utmost. order to gel n little sleep whlle 1 I i, of L ife at the F ro n t— Luck I f that could be done, it is argued medical service realize this will be “ The concentration o f the Russian young Americans registered for serv thè chance. Well. 1 hadu't bevo uale«-p o f Section Seven. that the U-boat bases could be stamped understood when I say that during army compelled Germany to seize the ice. more tinnì nn hour when 1 uni awuk- sword. To accomplish the result, 10,500 out and the only offensive instrument my Champagne trip I found many ened by thè nolse o f 'arrlveea'- “ There was no choice left to us, and numbers had to be drawn, one at a o f the Germans be eliminated entirely eases In which the wounded had been New York.— Eliot Norton o f Now shells, but shrapnel, Th«*re wus®u or made ineffective. time— a task which began in the morn what is true o f the war itself is true brought from the trenches to the York city hns received u letter from batter)- uot fur frinii us nnd thè Bocln-s It would require combined army and field hospitals, wash«-«! and operated an Amerlcau volunteer In France, Nor also o f our weapons, particularly the ing and lasted fa r into the night. were trylng to Bilenco It by maklng tini submarine. W e deny the accusation The lottery was held in the public navy operators, for it would be neces upon, with all dressings completed, man Lee, eighteen yenrs old, son o f a gtiuuers take to cover; heuce, thè that the submarine w arfare is contrary hearing room o f the senate office build sary to force a landing behind the Ger within four hours o f their receiving newspnper man. who hus been driving shrapuel. 1 tulght reiuark thut thè en- to international law and violates the ing, with W ar department officials in man line and force the whole right their Injuries. The surgeons and nn American Bed Cross ambulance f o r t trance to our dugout having once been charge o f the actual drawing and with flank back from the sea as a result. rights o f humanity. nurses work under the constant men the last nine mouths, und who has re German now fuced the wrong way— The price o f such a victory against ace o f death. “ England forced this weapon in our members o f the senate and house m ili I myself saw them ceived the Croix do Guerre. The let suld entrance being covered by a committees as witnesses. the U-boats and German shore batter working In first nld dugouts and In ter follow s: hands *hrough a neutral blockade. tary blanket. Each sluit kept coining near England prevented neutral trade with Through the day there was a small ies probably would be appalling and the hospitals Just behind the lines “ It's 2 a. m. I have Just returned er, and you can't Imagine a weirder Germany and proclaimed a war of crowd o f spectators, but altogether there is nothing to indicate that the amidst never-ending showers o f big from u trip und It's n good Uuie to souud thun thu whine o f bursting starvation. Our faint hope that Am er probably less than 1000 people saw any effort is being seriously considered. shells, yet they bundle their patients Reports from France official and un with a coolness, rapidity und skill write. While I attempt this two men shrapnel. ica, at the head o f the neutrals, would part o f the process. B urst at the Door. As a result o f drawnig, every regis official so far as known, give no cheer which cannot be surpassed In the are busily enguged In piling up trench check English illegality was vain and “ I ’retty soon It cumu so near that the final attempt we made by an hon tered man receives a definite place in ing picture o f what must be done. operating theater of a Furls hospital. torpedoes Just outside of the 'dugout.' I cull It u dugout— In reullty It's only you could bear pieces hitting the top orably intended peace offer to avoid the liability-for-service list. Already There appears no doubt that the allied “The wounded ure unanimous In line A n stand against any force Ger their praise of the treatment they a cellar— but It serves Its purpose—- o f the dugout. The last one burst the last extrem ity, failed. 687.000 have been ordered to the colors Even the receive, and so thorough and efficient keeps the ‘eclats’ from hitting you—o f the nearest— right in front o f the door, “ Then Germany had to choose this to fill to war strength the regular many can bring against i t last measure as a counter measure of army and national guard and to consti Russian disaster doep not affect that Is It that I do not think It possible course, u dlr«*ct hit would be u differ Zowie I Ing! patter, hit, bang I They self-defense. Now also it must carry tute the first increment o f the national situation. But the necessary strength to Improve upon the work o f the ent thing. The Bodies dropped a few ripped through that blanket like a for a successful offensive w ill take field hospitals that we Inspected. We gns shells over uliout midnight. Have clown going through a paper ring at a it through fo r the purpose o f shorten army. ing the war. The submarine war is To obtain that total 1,374,000 men time, and ample sea transportation fa saw many wounded with severe frac you ever heard u rattlesnake? Well, circus. I held my breath and still. accomplishing all and more than all it w ill be called for examination within cilities o f the United States is to fur tures o f the thighs and legs who a gas shell has the sume effect. No Fortunately, none o f us got hit V u t In is expected to. I t impairs England’s a few weeks, officials estimating that nish the needed surplus o f men, air were walking about the wards In a one has to tell you what It Is, you the morning we picked pieces out o f economic life and the conduct o f the two registrants must be called for planes, munitions and food. special apparatus four days after know. It Just goes ‘put’ and lets out ull the walls. The hlunket fUsembled It seems certain now that their being wounded; these men as a greenish vupor. That’s enough—• a huge pl«-ce of Swiss rhe«<ke. The war month to month in a grow ing de every soldier accepted. These 1,374,- gree, so that it w ill not be possible to 000 w ill be taken from the head o f the whole railroad systems w ill have to be sured me they had never suffered o down In the dugout— put on your gunners came down In the morning to masks and wait until (he Bodies are look us over, and told us (lie Bodies oppose the necessity for peace much liability list, every local district fur set up in France to g iv e the American moment's pain. line the flow o f war materials and men longer. W e can look forward to the nishing a fixed quota. “ We also saw many German wound finished. But It's a ghastly scene, one hadn't succeeded In driving them froiii further labors o f the brave submarine The drawing was conducted with that it must have to press home an W e all ed, and there was not one of them who candle burning, and every one sitting their guns for n moment. with complete confidence. ceremonies as democratic as the ideal attack. did not seem pleased to be a prisoner around with masks on— the cat hugs agreed with the braucurdler, who ru- There is an old m ilitary rule that a “ W e look without serious concern citizenship it embodied. In French hands. They are treated the fire while Juines, the medicine marked, ‘Sale Boche.' upon the optimistic sentiment in the It was shortly before 10 o ’clock fortified position cannot be taken by “ The same weather continues. Rain, with precisely the same care nnd de dog, has his musk on, too— It's a spe entente countries caused by A m erica’s when Secretary Baker, entrusted by direct attack, but must be turned or votion as the French wounded, whose cial one— and lie knows enough not to hall, snow and mud— Inches deep. intervention. It is easy to reckon how the President with the carrying out o f isolated. Some observers here say the Think of the poor wounded In It nil. wards they share, and no distinction pnw It off. He's u r«-nl war dog. much tonnage is necessary to trans the draft law, rapped for order. The allied offensive has consisted only of But we do help them. With love to all. Official “ 8nlffer” Appointed. whatever Is made. port an army from Am erica to Europe, congressional committees were in their direct attacks against fortifications “ Near Holssons. NO RM AN.“ “ During these sessions there Is al “ Dangerous eye wounds, that In how much tonnage is required to feed seats, and on a small table stood the stronger than any fort o f former days, their treatment call for nerves of ways an oltldul 'sniffer' appointed, such an army. France and England lottery jar, sealed with brown paper in effect, a fortified belt from the sea steel in the surgeon and a hand that who hus to '.rke off his mask, every 44it" t -F44'l'4441"l"H “f-l"H ,‘f iH ,i ,iH - are scarcely able to feed and supply and showing through its transparent to the Swiss border that is perhaps never deviates a hnlr’s breadth, ure once In a while, go to the door and more than 100 miles wide. their own armies without influencing walls the heap o f number-filled cap :: “ KAISER” OUSTS COON It is the belief o f some m ilitary men tended amid the most hellish uproar see If the stuff is still around. The the economic situation still further. sules that must be taken out, one, by imaginable; the quick nnd efficient use other day we were In doubt, so we :: AS POPULAR TARGET :: here that no breach can be made for A fte r our previous success we shall be one. 4 1 ——— I » able to master this situation also . , Secretary Baker briefly explained many months through the German line o f the eye magnet, for Instance, for threw the cat out. She - nine buck so 4 I through our fleet, particularly the sub the purpose o f the drawing, Columbus, O.— “ lilt the knlser • • then o f sufficient width to permit such drawing out shell splinters from the quickly that no one had any doubt ; ; marines. That is our firm conviction stepped forward to be blindfolded and operations in the rear as would force a region o f the eye socket has saved that It still wus there. Oh! It bothers !, — three throws for u Jitney.” \ j sight In thousands of cases. me, the gas more than the shells. It's ; 1 and assurance. We and our allies, draw the first number. This Is the cry one now hearr * * rolling up o f the entire German line. “ Unfortunately beneath the cease a prelty rotten way to make wnr. therefore, can look forward to any fur . , at street carnivals nnd will soon | It was No. 258. Then, in quick suc Adm itting all these points, however, "A Boche avion came over the town ' ' hear at county fairs, for n local ' * ther development o f m ilitary events cession, other numbers were drawn, there is no sign o f discouragement less cataract of exploding shells the with calm security. !, carnival worker hns replaced the while cameras and motion picture ma among American officials. President “ The burning question in our hearts, chines recorded the scene. Wilson’s declaration that the nation, ; \ “ baby rack" with a human target ’ * however, is how much longer the war not merely an army, must be ready . i dressed to resemble the German ! ! is to last. W ith this, I come to a for war, is being carried out deter ; ; war lord. One gets three cigars 1 ■ Siam Declares State o f War. matter which stands in the center o f . i for cracking thu "knlser” on the ! I London— Siam has declared that a minedly and apparently with confi all our interest and all our proceedings J [ head. ' • state o f war exists with Germany and dence that in time men and supplies today. Germany did not desire the can be got to France in sufficient force f + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + :: war in order to make violent con- Austria, according to a Reuter dis to make certain the result. patch from Bangkok. Nine steamers, aggregating 19,000 JAP WOMEN TAKE MEN’S JOBS Seek L ife o f Kaiser. Story o f Attack Re-Told. tons, have been seized. Amsterdam— An attempt on Emper H alifax, N. S. — British sailors ar The object o f Siam’s declaration is W ages Range From Te n to Twenty- or W illiam ’s life by two Americans “ to uphold the sanctity o f internation riving here who say they were among F iv e Cents a D a y— Actresses was reported Saturday by a person who al rights against nations showing con crews o f vessels in the vicinity o f the Best Paid. states that he knows the circumstances. tempt for the principles o f humanity transports which conveyed the first According to his story, two men man and respect for small states. American troops to France, declare Tokyo.— That Jnpnncse women con aged to get near the kaiser at great A ll Germans and Austrians, the dis they w ere credibly informed that Ger stantly are taking a larger part In the headquarters on July 3 before the em patch adds, have been placed under ar man submarines made a concentrated activities o f the empire Is shown by peror went to Vienna. The men were rest and their businesses closed. attack and were beaten off with a loss recent Investigations. As In Europe, seized by detectives, the tale goes, and o f six U-boats, only one submarine es so In Japan, women nro filling posi w ere found to possess revolvers. It is caping. The sailors say they were England Sends Thanks. tions formerly exclusively held by said these men, both Americans, had London— On behalf o f the govern within three miles o f the transports. men. been promised a large reward by an ment, Lord Robert Cecil, minister o f The men were on three former Dutch ’ There are 4,000 women working un Am erican m illioniare for killing the blockade, asked the Associated Press vessels, which had been taken over by der the railway bureau, moat of them emperor and that they were shot. to express to the American government the British government. ticket aellers, cashiers and nccount- and people the gratification and appre onts, anil 6,000 women find employ Camp Gets First Animals. Sinn Fein Plot Alleged. ciation o f the British government for ment In the cigar and clgnretto fac Tacoma, Wash— The first carload o f the reception and assistance given to London— The presence o f many se tories o f the government tobacco mo 16,000 animals to be used at the army the British recruiting campaign in the cret service men in the house o f com nopoly. Their wages rnnge from 10 to cantonment when the 46,000 men are United States. The results o f the re mons Thursday was due to information 25 cents n day. Male clerks In hanks the United that there was likely to be some im in training arrived Saturday from Fort cruiting campaign in nnd mercantile bounce constantly are Keogh, not fa r from Miles City, Mont. States have been a source o f satisfac proper demonstration, accompanied by being replaced hy women, who receive physical violence, in the strangers’ The shipment had been on the road 12 tion to the British government. $5 to $15 n month. gallery, it was explained. One ver days. The animals w ill be brought to Actreaaes receive the hlghent wages Mrs. Roosevelt Greeted. sion says the government has been in the camp from many places in the Uni The first Amerlcnn contingent has been on the French front since May paid to women In Japan, hut their Paris — Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, formed o f an alleged Sinn Fein plot to ted States, but the major share o f 24. It Is commanded by Capt. E. T. Tlnkham and Lieut. Frtnceton Hcully clothca are expensive, and ao they ara them w ill be gathered at concentration Jr., arrived from N ew York Saturday, throw bombs or discharge revolvers who won the Cross o f War before Verdun. The photograph shows the Ameri financially In no better position than points in the west, such as Miles City, and was greeted by the prefect o f the from the strangers' gallery in the house can soldiers saluting the Start and Stripes. the more humble workers. o f commons, or blow up the house. French government. Mont., and Tw in Falls, Idaho. SPOILS OFVICTOR IS DEMAND OF KAISER SHORT WAR HOPES MARVELS WORKED BY EYE SURGEONS GO M UM M ING Possible Peace Terms Declared by Chancellor Michaelis. Collapse of Russian Army Had Been Expected by Chiefs. AMERICA IS SNUBBED GERMAN LINE INTACT OPERATE WHILE GUNS ROAR CAT AS “SNIFFER” HELPS SOLDIERS 687.000 CALLED 10 COLORS Of LOTTERY REAL WAR DOG WEARS MASK FIRST U. S. COMBATANT CONTINGENT