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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK-rUTLADELPniA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918
4 7.
IaRAID LESSENS
-f
OUR TROOPS IN FRANCE
SEND PLEA TOR LETTERS
Wounded Men Want to SUy nnd
Fight, but Need Word Fiom
WPr1
SALVATION ARMY LASSIES
HEROINES AT SEICIIEPREY
Six American Girls Had Narrow Escape From
Chlorine Gas and Shells While Serving Hot
Cofl'ee to Men Out of Trenches
Home
n Whintlt Port. April 24 t wnuld
rather stav liero and flRht It oui Mm
Krnnk Rogers, of New Yoilt savs tin
1 Is the niifflfr wounded American koI
iIIcir Klvo when nsked If the desire
to lie wnl home Mrs tiuRers nnd her
liusbiud have arrived here after a visit
to I'm noe an tcpresentntlvcs of no uiet
I lean relief committee
I ' Tlio boH over there want letter
I ftom home. Mrs Honors milled It
It almost pitiful to see their dlsippolw
there
Hon t
ualt for the bo a to wilte Thp m.
husv and nfttlmc thev aie where the
iinnnt write but thev fan read and
ilu want to ful thev are retm mh ifil
in isonnlh
U-BOAT MENACE
paring Exploit Seals Up
Preying German Craft
! and Hampers Tirpitz
jSES BADLY DAMAGED
! r i m, ii1'' '"most Pitiful to see their dlsippol
r.rrUiill Oil MolC I nought .nient when their mall arrives and th
GrTlSO At I I" po letter from the f S V Ho
AnlCllCilll ruitu uitiuu
the Attack
t.nndnn, Apill .' I
n, Kranio-Hritlsh naval raid on the
....anaf. tllAa.tltl'IfT
Ll.UnCOa' vrm-i.....
(.ntosttlariiis exploits
urr was believed hv iv
ire scaled up 'be ZoohruBRO submarine
in,, blow l n haul one to Getinnni
Lmuch as wo 100-foot Kblp. filled
5k hundreds of tons of cement linrtl-
15 like stone which wore Mink In the
Suniei. "I" rcqulro weeks of labor to
Zunt Meantthtle inanv submarines
Xitn(r ware'1 thus will be blocked
(go the open sea
Thouaht Until linerlrnn
irhen the landltiK parlies dlsembatked
Hi German K.iirlson on tho Mole lied
!, -us the Americans "'
The atormers destroved cannon nnd
. quantities of munitions on the
Vole with the .lid of bomb and llanio
Complete oflli Ml lepniis have not been
clred here but It l believed that
!w flnklnc of ships laden with ion
l.i. off the hailinr-e of both bases will
one of
matlne hl-
tapfdc the pisie;e of 1 -bo its and make
nesar for the Herman to do much
Mglri; before tbev can rartv on then
idemater opoiations with their nld
, freedom '
Zeehrucee i the In cor and the mote
bnportant of the two baes and has
knit attacked rtam times In lliltlsh
mi French airplanes
It is reported bv the Mall that two
jistrojers Rot nisidi of the .Mole and
(lew UP the pate of the Unices Canal
lock, which the r.eimans had been tisliiR
jor lubmarlne purposes
This Is rural ded its one of the tnot
miiatkablo feats of the wat. an the
illpj had to mine tinder the llio of
'German fhore haiteiles m close lance
'hi addition to avoiding extensive mine
bids
f4Tben the loi l ft th una! was de
iSejed ships broke mav ftom their
njorinjs and a onsider.ihlc number of
trilt wa carried out to sea
R German Defense llinnni.i',1
Jhe proteetuiff hlps Hut convoved
the 'block fleet did muih tlaniaKo to
14 German defensive positions ninone
) land dunes -mil it Is lepoited that
uny shore tntteiios weie wiped out
JoUpletelj Ibis was the blKuect of
(etulve move tint the Hiitlsb fleet has
lid since the Initio of Jutland
Jfttte British tarried out their enter
plievery clevfilv nsine foc and omnkc
Jcrtens to hide their movements Tho
tilpa were almost inside of the haibors
aefore the. weie detected
J of the out of-dite erul'cis that
re sunk went down exactlj In the
middle of the passage tluotiiili which
th Enures cnii.il rnlmu ti, nn .m..-
lL,7 " ' '" '"- I "If
I Till be a sevete handicap for the fter.
mas, for thev have been In the habit
ilronnlng their submarines up the canal
fot werhaulinc after operations at e.
trntors sav the app.oachliur "d.ips , h " ",
wtdlacoveied near tho Mole, and bun- . i1, ..,
Irffl if puna ft..... i. ..i .... I'urn
j " '" "" """if iMiierHH
ipened flre on them 'I he ships wore
tutly protected bv tin Mole. .iltliottRh
amerous hits weie sioied on them In
Die upper works .mil other not v It'll
ttt.
t
betides t.iten I nrl lietnll
Sir Krle Ooddos riit i n..i r i.
idmlralt) in kIMiik detail i in tho
Houso of.ioniinons vcMcidav f 'tills
ucremeiy Kallant and Ii.ismhIouh raid"
glared In nil ptolublllt the en
Waco to the Unices I'an.ii, at Zee
W had been effectlvelj blocked
Camialiies
BRITISH WAR CABINET
GIVES SHIPPING FACTS
White Paper Furnishes Details
of Losses and Replacements
During War
1 U-BOAT TOLL IS HEAVY
I ondon. 'April 21
The White Taper on the shipping sit
uation promised bj Sir llrle Oeddes In
the llotiso of Commons has now been
I Issued It savs In pait
'The war cabinet has received a re
iptest from the Bo ml o' dmliHltv
that the full facta of the tonnage posi
tlon should now be published The war
iitblnet. with Hie concurtence of tin
Allien has acreed to this request
"llirce statements are attached show.
Ins for the fnlted Kingdom and for tin
world, for tho period AiiRUst, 1011, to.
December, 191".
"I'lrst. Losses by enemy action nnd i
marine rlk. ,
' .second Mercantile shlpbulldltiK out
put ,
' I bird l.nemv vessels captured and
bimiBht Info setvlce
"On the subject of losses, the Admir
alty disclaims anv dclte to prophesv
about so uneertilu a thliiB ni war In
ll submarine phase The results of
tho last veal hive vlion n tho abllltv of
our seamen to set upon terms with the
riibmatlne menai.e and graduallv to Bain
the upper band This tesult has been
aihleved In spite of an Imperfect know I
edBo of a new and baiharous method
of warfare and of a nattitv of suitable
material Out material resources for
this warfnto aie atteadv Impinved and
ate beltiB rapldl aUBmentfd
With regard to the othci factor
rapid and continuous Increase hi
output of mertlunt tonnage will
rvltablv follow the united effoits of all
engaged In meichant shipbuilding in
this counttv
The recent production however of
inei chant ships In the t'nited KlnBdom
even making the most geuerou t allow
ance fin weather conditions fell so far
below the rate of output In the pie
cedliiR ijuartet that If impiovement Is
not spcedllv nnde the point wheie pto
ductfoii balances losses will bo post
poned to a daPBCtnUH extent and evtn
v hen that point is reached wo hill
fllll have to make good the looses of
111 iTTHTliTT
MB I'V !
9L K m,..J
H';',
nirrhiu! Wnn In Trailer, chip Wis and Miss William who bid
arrived from the States nboui a weik
before
I Wo wore awakened about 1 o lock
In the 11101111110- bv the ttnclnc of the
' nl.t fliiif ti linll Th. ulinlllMi- hull stnrted
-nil ons.L.iis iii tin. ) ntul one of the first ones strin U light
Willi the
iirll .1
'j.nii:4 as well a heroes are
imiBlUB fioin the fighting on that
put of tin western front held b the
vinera ins
s Vini'i i, mi elrls
Siiviiimn iiii canteen back or tho l under the iloilt Wo gi ibbeir tun ga
en hi Imilnirrniv L.mn frno, . nine, mask nnd nut them on and it nut
li- is will a from hells Out Inn
in. In I lie of Si Ii heprrl
b. lis ind lioniliD of large caliber I "'"'' ll"
! li - ii r ami mating all nlinut IIt.lt
i pi th. r ilangers tho workers plead-
i ii ih. it (ommander to be nllovveil
i mil i-eive hot colfco nnd cocoa
" i "iiiliiR out of the first lino
li ih I.
il.
WORKKI) TO AIiOLISlI TOl I
GATES
Ilr. Olivei H Piet. of Quakci
town, has labored strenuously in
upper Bucks County to abolish
tollgates Ho has set veil as the
president of the Qunkeitown
Motot t'luli for stvei.tl vents
and has accomplished muih fot
the cause of uood htRhwavs
LOST HIS VESSEL, BUT
SANK ONE SUBMARINE
Dui'Hiigo's Captain Tells of
Fight With U-Boath Dnm-
aged Second Attacker
i "inninnOer ntlnilred th
K i Is lie was compelled to
ii nf tho village
s pi "f tin girl lodav tnhl bow
il f h ti be under shellflrp while
inn ti tin tit Id of ni'tunl flRhtlnB
Ml wiie uiol and lolleeted nnd nrtny
Mm ii in- in id III their praise of them
I lie Oiling of these Salvation Armv
Bills Is a pi mid record The people In
the I nlted States nre not aware of the
dangets not how close these worker nro
to the 7one of battle mid to the atiks
In stiel .stetsons ,1s the doughlioi
no mmlng to Hie known
slept III IIUKiilll
Mi-.i In no Mi Intlro a giadimti of
Vlinmt oi lion I'ollege Now nik said
tha I'ndiv nljrht was tho Hist In inoie
Hi in i week that the girl did not sliep
in dngniits The neriniin battel les wire
i.ithii limit that night
tin Thursdav evening we wert 0I
iriteil to go to our own bed foi a
iiautti said site Wo who billeted
in a iii tint old eenii nt hnust fnrmcr!
owned In the Mavor and the onlv Intuit
run In the village PonnslilM was oi -i
uiled chleflv hv h ns and tow, while
niv ltor nivself and nthei git Is occti
pitil the upper apaitinents
In the bouse weie flladv Mvrtle
Tinklngton of South Mam In stei I'onn
Stella YotliiB of I'hilson Mas Her
tiui Hlimnotis Violi I William nf Ita-
lliillfiix, N. s , prl :i
Hoport that the rurms lino stiain
' ship Puratigo bail boon sunk bv n
t'-boit last UKltt wore lonfliniod hi
tho captain of the vessel He has just
arrived heio for the first time since bo
sailed for an I ngllsh port on tho fatal
trip The ship bad limn understood In
nnrlne elides to have been destinwd
but no announcement of her fato ha
been made
The lapt.iln said ho and the iiew did
not nli union the HurinL-o until nftor n
five bout- running fight during wliiih
the twentieth shot fired bv the nifu ham
on n sank the attaiklng undersea craft
A second I -boat appealed on tho Mai- ' Vintiiinn noon
board hoim, the laptaln deilared nnd 'I ho papiis p int
ti,n I another lively duel began Tills uhmn- Manv Aiunliaiis
I,,, rlnes conning tower was smashed, he
said but she was abb to lontlnue
n minute too soon tor wi loriaii li got
a whiff of the horr Me stuff befoi, ihev
The girls were nut i bit f fcb'-i
enotl Thev all took it is a Mil ml
It was certnlnlv fttnnv to soi ileic -i
ting on the high I rincli bods w tii iln n
masks nn
After a while wo begin in wmiirr
vvlt no 'Rns slcunl had been otiiiiloi? I
but In it short time the ,ill-ili u Mgnil'
was glvin.
(llrl (.ill l(rsllrs
'Af'er a while the clrU gm n- lef
nntl wanted to take off theli inik I
ngrecd to take mlnn off long ennugli to
, Investigate and get a tlasniigiit i
"The other Blrl helped mo i tike
It off, but no soonei h id I done -n linn I
I got unother whiff Tin u mo -hols
. came along
I Hv davllBlit .uiibul imos bosilng
wounded snldleis began to ippear i
mound Mend Mans Cuivo 1 inled
to stn.v nnd serve refre-ihinenis to thn
wounded soldiers but the otllrei in
barge of the town said that It w is n
lit place for w nun n
Miss Melntlre nt this point i-l d for
corroboration ami b i nmp uiiniis gii.
1 henrtv assent I
I Ml Mi Intlro had woiked foi siwral
' inontlis ninottu tin' soldliis bn I nf Hit
fltt lino tiemhrii balitng se mil
lloiighnuls for the men nml iiimiib h d
itffeo to them In her Idlt iimiiii nts -.he
plated wild violets mi tin m.ivis "I Hn
dead
Tho Nnlvatlnn rnn t ant tons an
sw aniline with men evirv tun. the
trropa ure on tho move
dlhtr worhet In this biniieli .ire
I Hladv Mnntrp and Mi on in
noortlen the latter t log i m ml" i ff it
kwtnlth New nrk fatnih
The
Dollar a Week Plan
of Payment Puts
Third Liberty Loan
Bonds
Within Reach of All !
BERLIN PRESS EXULTS
IN "LESSON" TO YANKEES
(Jui man I'apeis Omit Mention of
Successful U. S Count?! -Attack
on Seichepicy
I he Hague nil -1 Ibrlln paptrs
vv tilt li hnvt lust aiilvid in llnllind an
ahlnre with iKiidliues sin h a- uwr
Itnn I'osltlnii" at Seiohoprcv Takt n,
ant) siititssfiii tlvamo tin Amclttan
Mm Ihrso papoiH published no now
of tin suttessflll iiilllilol -utlai k li
i
si Hi im nt sav IllB
in in killed bv at-
tlllelv lire In I he slrifts of the village
of Stlthepiov tbeli bndb s ti.ll 1 1, ailing
BELIEVE AMERICAN
"ACE" A PRISONER
British Authorities Wne Lieutenant
Kimo1's Family He Prob.tlilj
Has Been Captuicd
Now A tirk, pril I - I.H llti h tnt i.u
lav II llsrtl Xmoin.'in t in ilie
Uiiiish ftnval Klvlng i orp- mil n id
Uudnlph II Kissel N, w V ork and Moi
rlstown hanker. Is mli ng and i h
llovotl to have hot n lapttind b the
Herman
Wntd to Ibis effti t w.T itiiivitl in.
Mni i i-toii n fi om
battle The Durangos sh.lls flnallv be. , , , ,, Xll,,,BnH frm , aulhn.t
came exhausted and the order to aban-' ,,ios gattbns and tetlars But oven "le ,.
iniitlnutd to light
thtv weie nearlv
lleai.v
ig the ciitltal pel ind that cou-
i f t o 1 1 1 m us wo must telv to a large ex
tent on mil own shlputids and on otll-
selves our paitneis in the war
i making overv effnrl to luciense their
'ptoductlon of ships hut i considerable
time must elapse before the desired out
put Is secured
'To produce In the I nlted Kingdom
1 snn nno tons In ISIS and to teach an
I tilllunte ptoducllon at tho rate of 3 OOn .
(100 tons per annum Is well within the
piosent and prospective capacltj of our
! shlpvards and marine engineering shops
Hut the ranks of tho skilled men must
ho culatged without delav bv the Intro-
lllnflim If ltmi lt1ll II nllimi It It-nnmit
jip, uui nun ut iiivii iiiiii ii n mil t. I'lcsciu
orormtns pirlies from the Vlndlc- unskilled Tho education of thoo new -f
and the forrv boats attacked under I comets, upgradlnu and lnterchangeabll
tlk'n. eme hea lro and fought lt of work arc essential, and must be
ratne. greatest gallantt nialntaitilng pressed on with tho good will of om
uor post ton alongside tho molo for plovers, foremen and men
- -. ...m liiusing ii is neneved, much
eamasoto tho eiiomv and Inflicting con
ataerable losses The objectives for the
forming and demolition pmlos on the
jiole were the . nemv roues holding It
nt tlio Intterv upon ii as well as the
Mtrojer and Mibiii.iriue depots ami tho
I9 seaplane inse upon it
.."-ifltrt r''"CIT,h,""k", ,IP' lamlliiB
wmes, Ihe afoicsnii throe vosst Is with.
"!" Thls attic k pi lm.it Hv was In.
whom to enBagv the nttontlon of tho
rtrtlMm on the mole thereby allowing
ue block ships to entei tho harbot
"Tna casualties to the personnel, as
Md expected In a hazardous ad
nture of tho kind, were heavy In
JS H ,0 lhp number of men en
MM Tho Hrltlsh losses up to the
JTOent reported ate one destroer sunk
7 rinnro and two coastal inotorboats
. launches missing
.k.Vw' "( lent Infoimatlon to
0W that tlm ..t. . .... ..
. - Mi.muM' in inn jirugea
ff" Probably waa effei lively blocked '
inaterlil damage was done and
tlue to all
don ship was given itheii Mnethans
A Hritlsh pilrol vessel lostuetl the I toiiiu lou-lv that
rnnt.niii nnd his clew Tim snliiTiai-ino killed
aftet sinking the Ihn.itiBo retieated oi . '," "" """ "' Itomleio. noail.v a
the surface rather than r.-U submerging $" -' W CJ.V.T "flgWIng
with hi r shattered tower One man on I nm 11Bliint man ft.i tho possession
the meuhantmati was sllghtlv wounded of somt tlugoiits and the Mneitmu
The Uui.uiKo was SOUO tons gtoss losses aie said to have bull i xtroinelv
i lit av i
("I'irMi env iv niiii. Tin Tagiblatt sav that thank to
LAIlll M i l.N I Alllh lateful preparation the attack Hgulnst
Hit merleuu tiiHips on tilth side nf
Geiman in Frenth Unifotm Toses ; ' i" , "i"4 " . .."P;eto u ce
fttt offeitivi pltp.irnlinii hv Hit nitll-
,1S Al.s.Uuin Dost'ltt'l ll.iv and tumh innrlius It tontlmies
timing ulilili Iln Aineritans suffeioil
I'nrl.. iiril 21- We it i nir tho imifoi in ' honv v losst s the Hoi malls stoinied tin
ar. lof ,i I'lemli Infaiitrviuan a tieiman has I imslllnns on a front of about a mile
been nilestod In the stieets nf I'.ilU ' """ " "'". '"'" l"-'"1""'" '"" ""
ueeii niiesioii in no Fiicets or i .nn. , , lllllllol (,, Wllm. ,mw
lit told the nulhorilici he was boin In Th( (ighttni: nt.n tlievlllnp Is said
Msace nnd hid deveilod fiom tho Her- t n,m. lfcn il,sieiilt and bravt
man armv after bemg biought to (he' mop wen nniiihilalttl almol to the
westtrn fiont frnm Haluii The polno I list In tin iiKion of Homliio Wood
are of the opinion that tin pi i-ntu i is a i 'hm i- a band to-liiiml nmib.it and
III) wiiiiii.nl i.'.i-i'i . ..i. i'iuhui im
111 IV V
"" Kl'SSIAN CABLFS BANNFI)
Xo Seivico to Cioim.in-Occupicd
Tenitory, Bittt.sh Announce
Habit gram to puts of Itusmi oc
cupied bv or limb i the iiiflurnie nf i.er
iiinn will not In fni w.iitlitl aiinidliig
to aiitiuutiieiuent b tin We t i n I iiiou
Tilegiaph t'oiutian n niB on idvue
ftom tho lliltlsh 110X1111111111' 'Iln in
iiotmt oini nt follows
'I ho Iliitish nuth'iinii hIm iliit
toiiM mis fni plai i in tin .i.i n in nn
nt i upat ion nt unit iihiiiv intliiiii. will
I it hi foiwildiil and tlat sind.i nn
ttiitleifng ineis.ios tn llm-sii -.hmii ht
lutniiuiil aiiOidiuglv lid idvi-itl mi
ingis an onlv .iiiiptod itiitiili it
niltis i isk anil on tlio uniu i smuiiiml,
Herman olllcci
li.it
tin in
im "tin it qui nt iikiuii
w ill In t nit 1 1 inn d
nni
i mug
I'urlher. the Hoatd of dmlraltv
wish to make It peifectlv cleat that these
tesults cannot ho obtained utiles niavi
miim out put Is 'contlnuouslv giieu in
even ship) aril and mirlnu tngim shop
h) tvetv one concorned
li Is tn Insure the vlgoious co-opera-tlon
of ill lonceimd that the Vdmlraltv
hive teconimcnded the publication of tho
facta
"1 ho following table summarizes tho
position nt tho end of 1917.
-flrnas Tons-
Koretsn W'nrl I
l.7l,usu 11 sJ7 '7
Rrltlsh
losses 7.07'J.tl)J
(lalns
New construc
tion .1 031 .IS'i
Cnemy tona ge
captured .. "SO 001
3 574 720
1 809 000
3 183 7J0
tin
,. iii nai
rf mo gieatest ircdlt Is
nnss for their gallantrv
i i cain n sii.r.:,:.
Net lovs, world
Tho following statement shows United
Kingdom and worlds merchant tonnage
tost through eneni) action and marine
ilks since the outbreak of wai
inn
i l Sept
-t t li nuurter
1 1913
I 1st quarter .
IM nuarter
ti quorter
1 BRITIS,!! SLACKKUS IIEUK
5. ,, (( quarter
Mcruiting Mission Says, They Make 1 4",,n'1i:!lrl"
i inunitions to Escape War ' "i qusr.er
f n.m u ' bl quarter
Uly l,ahsUbJp,,sor '"'I""' ce in this M'".,imi"
il'tnean. . f u "unuiotiH lactones as i ,,t ,:,, r,,r
hV!i..0 c'salK service. .ucordliiB -.'l T nuarter
lftlMi. r "' ul" iiriiisii recruuiiiK
"? here iii,i,..i, innn i.... i...t;
JUoain1.1!.00 Iakt J,,l' t,,or'' r' tl
K?. the cltv At the present rato
PrMllatment .,,,.!, n-i......
PltllM.1. u i.Min.ui ill ill innn
lwnl. rVin "nt uo exhausted for
etiillJ i,-i ,he wekly enlistments ic-
,"" Knerageti onlv 150
lit nuarter
Ith quarttr
I nileil
Jvlnsdoni
111 noil
jr. J.7JS
SI", tin-,
L'JI H7K
Till iivi
.107 l.lli
.121 217
270 Hill
,'S4 TiS
1117 3U3
nit kiii
:im 87n
'll.'.lllS
78J S8 I
tlross Ions
Unri.l
orelBli
SI IH7
JO HlS
101 II.
I Ml 14i
172 SJ2
1S7 231
The Surpassing Charm
of the Hampton Shops
KXTKROUSLY brou;ht to
gether miller one hospitable
roof, you may liiul at the Hampton
Shops all that is needed to bring
into your o n house the sentiment
of olden times and all that goes to
make the ideal room.
Here you will sec not only Furni
ture of rare distinction and personal
ity, not only shimmering stuffs and
delicate fabrics, not only a thousand
and one examples of loveliness gath
ered, with discriminating and affec
tionate care, from the four quarters of
the globe, but also the Decorative
skill and ability to make these of a ail
and to meet your special needs.
Totals
07IM0J
This llirure tnelude 182 829 gross tonnaro
interned In enemy ports
The following statement bhnws the
frWvfl
rallkFv
Furniliirr
IWoTi in even't" of ""rat1.. I H2.r,'r '
ValtnmSH . ,rci( between United 1st quarter
ni t 2 0rea' Britain whereby ench M nuurter .
IWra.r I'T.'nltted to draft the sub- '?, """""l
te)...7 " UV OIIIPT u 111 r. in m.. Iuelu
J'tWD. no init JUIIO
4th quarter
191H
list quarter
Jit quarter
i Id quarter
1 1th quarter
1 1017
I at quarter
211(1 27
till hTil
141 o7ll
92 712
PULE GETS GERMAN SHU'S
,. a i "k "IUliri
ge Is Agreed Upon, Says Woidlj'5 onrt'r
MWl From Snntlno-n I Hh quarter
,.
U)l!
pUo
Vatfarn m.n. Ait aj
uian. v. v:v.r "'" -' '"" "cb-
Snt,l I. "" lo 'eas, "0,no o" the
K!? hl1"' now interned In Chilean
lijjyra are about lompleted. It Is under-
Iii
Total. 3 031.311 .3.574 72ii
Total tonnaae for 1914 per on
Total tonnaae for JJIB per od
tTotal tonnaae for 10111 nerlml
The following statement shows cnern)
tonnage captured and brought, into crv
sfto'tsV" ' nU-three K'KSSa
knrant ",uuv ,""'' lo ,,,e uow I Allica since the outbreak of war
mck of
RJc of chips f0r u,0 hy f.,ne Iia8
Tlvca an agrlcilllnrnl 7.rlala n-l. a.... ..
Jtt luppjieg or wheat )n th. coun,ryi
; l nfta been fniln1 Irrtnn.yll.U In .
the last two haneata
U- S. Not to Provide Cars
jMWltton, April Z Shipper must
L?p from InllrAtuU i ii
twuartmcnt inatcrlala and not leav
hwids to tho Aar Department,
i -Al Adainj fmtit .r ittinn
mat Hib wjn.irr,,,,!-Jia ...,u.riri..li
at.-. ..''. "."'., r-r-v-i-nsv 7,7.rl.r
-...rill iiiceiHiea toarieaii. uu l f" -.--.-
1914 , .
Aui L HfPt.
4t tarter
1915
In quarter
2.1 quarter
Si nusrter
,th quarter..
, i9ih
t r tiiiarter
Sd quarter
itit nuartur
4th quarter
1911,
1st quarter
"A tiuarier.
t'nited
Ktimdom
723 000
Jb.uou
.1 nno
.ion
1 MSI
2,600
3 300
7,000
s,600
i o I ra
K '"Sssw D
r, 000 275 v ,vmKVWY(IUVvWoleW9
2 380 000 ,v vvyoffy'Ww tw X&Si &T&yJj3EiwJmM
9 191 271 wtmwfifXM INb&T1 i52mTP:s. Uli
wnfrntT i l "fcl W, fc-BRWISk
"I' t 1 '. i' il jmi; 'Jl Tin LlS'.JX
(SL. WI Mi'' Jl'IritVtrA delicate fabrics, not only a thousand I I H
fesillrJlaM
'tal i i I I LUJii i wj 'tvij itJjBa 'l Fi WU: y &
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.si no feg5grg5-r, Pi IfjiiHr "Bf ''
Hi fWNt WSPm I
211, VI I 122 2S0 M Mu&SSvM, 91 ' "A'
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li iii i-'m lR1 1 HampnonSiioug
4S99H 12728U iHtHrSH'. ifi PTOvfeS?.xi ihtni t. i st"ae?v
flwwi 33 mWtSm i a ? f acnftCirrarritRSLaiiiruiaui'PgJ
Plltnj i iw i, ' ""'J,, . I output of merchant shipbuilding of tho -, ,&.! .1ft W&f?ii,JlfiX y, ' 3
Sds:SzS'!ZXt liffiSII 0m',lm """" Klimi1"" I
LVa eu0t n,r,"n'" to heed the coun- of war. 5 l J&:iffii.K,H?SM U
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s-'-'j-'u sasfiSKH-jEiVt vmmsmSf&i'-'ieiiii n Efcmzasmw'zrzrMM niigii hi r ,ni u n u
t.131 osi ti 202 000 I WtnS-yrffSMhTJIi lw6TO431!! P ' "M'l .! TtSSriVV D
0BOU273 i i 3irp--- - v mEm.iiMnwfiimiim,a&mii&tixr&m
1 i!illlll
433 000 117N30O iSiillKlirKSHlHKJiWSK I
. i ooo a noo SIBHIPS3iilr3lHii!w I
son i oon iiiK!ie5CHs-f59eTCli
(1 mill 9,3011 lallKES&C"Kyj
- 300 MBHBfsgraiTTTTiiinW BrWl 1
ilBHHHn32pc7sSg!S3ii I
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a ooo 11 BOO 'MMBBfPWogSa1,r , m
47 3no 47 300 1 .1Hiifflin!?TT r . -lT lj t -TBHiiiliMMaoBHmLot 1
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7o. sao 709 ion i M? '' SiKiSBEBSSMSiSKMlBSBtBBBK . I
,: w STi.oohi Sc?1BH33"?,aJBMr- .1
11 3IH1 11,140 118 tl li1 000
107 91
124 UHl
213 332
40 211 2 2 2011 .128 419
249.111 177 1119 (1211 440
MS JS1 .PIS 17o 'I'" "
410 021 012 402 932.023
Do you'know that over $60,000,000
was subscribed in $1 and $2 a week
payments to the 2nd Liberty Loan,
in this Federal Reserve District alone ?
This is an average of about 25c per day
per subscriber.
If the same number of people would
subscribe to this third loan at the fol
lowing rates see what an enormous
amount this district would raise.
Amount Raised
by This District
$120,000,000
200,000,000
400,000,000
800,000,000
If the same number of people in the
United States that subscribed to the 2nd
loan would subscribe the following
amounts to this third loan see what a
wonderful total we could roll up.
Per Working Per Week
Day for 50 Weeks
$ .50 $ 3.00
.83 5.00
1.67 10.00
3.33 20.00
Per Working
i Day
$ .50
.83
1.67
3.33
Per Week
for 50 Weeks
Amount Raised
by the Country
$
3.00
5.00
10.00
20.00
$1,440,000,000
2,400,000,000
4,800,000,000
9,600,000,000
Do not think your dollar a week, or two dollars a week,
or three dollars a week unimportant in swelling the
amount of this loan.
And you can afford it! You are earning more today
than ever before in your life.
Now, while wages are good, is the time for you to save.
Wages will not always be as high as they are now. You
Avill not always have a chance to invest your savings in
such a fine security as a United States Government
bond paying Wa interest.
Subscribe today to the Third Liberty Loan on the
dollar-a-wcek plan of payment. Any bank, trust
company, postoffice or Liberty Loan solicitor will
tell you how to subscribe.
To buy you don't need to have the money saved up
and in a bank. Sign the partial payment slip now
and pay as you earn.
This space is contributed by
H. BELFIELD CO., 435 N. Broad St.
It ia donated aa an expreaaion of complete unity with
the aima and purpoaea of our national Government.
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE
Third Federal Reserve District
LINCOLN BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
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