... AMERICA. DIFFERING STANDARDS. COMMISSION UNIPORMITT. WASHINGTON. Tuesday.—COnfusiOn, inconvenience, irritation, and, in cases. danger is being caused in Ole a n by the recognition by various States of different and indepen de nt time sta ndards. The ...

... FOR AMERICA. IHANCONA TO RUN FOR NATIONAL. It bee now been decided to rend the eedlknown 'chasers Blanton.. and Mania to 'l'll;hr.t.named is to ti.mipete in the .Iwerkais (;rand National steeplechase. to oe run at Belmont Yolk au early beptarlaer, and ...

... America HEAVY ttghting continues in Eastere Europe, but the front as a whole for the moment is more or less static, rays Lieut.-General H. G. Martin. In East Prussia we are nearing the end of a chapter. Cherndakhovsky is likely soon to take Konigsberg ...

... TO AMERICA. IMEIBERS OF GREAT CALLING. ...

... AMERICA. MOSCOW'S ACTIVITY. NEW YORK REVELATIONS. WHERE DETECTIVES SCORED. (By arrangentent;iil;London Express) NEW YORK, Friday.—An astonishing series of documents, showing the efforts made by the Moscow Executive Committee of the Third International ...

... AMERICA 11 AS ALWAYS A FICRDEN three sear. I did nit know what it 14.1'1 wail -ass Mr,. M. Baxter. of Voad. was Jo and anatitn, and had no appetite I eould not eat. and my nerves had that they world not let toe deep. • ,itahle and dept. , .0d, and ...

... tariff legislation. aaid he went to America to et, ditiona, and because he though , probably the one country whe get orders end the prpepette be gond. ffe had come hack al I vinoed that it was to Cestr..l not to America that we met a permanent revival of ...

... AMERICA AMONG FRIENDS on board the shim of the United States Lines. Tbece steady, comfortable ships conduce safety with eV ...

... AMERICA AMONG FRIENDS on board the ships of the United States Linda These may. comfortable ships combine safety with every modern travelling convenience. Officers and men olio modem stand for drainer. congenial seirroandiap MN make your trlpidesl - - ...

... AMERICA \ gun, whether it hi Erie'l,, German, or say other nation's territory in German band , . .1 was sailing at sixty-then who. I Oar three ilMtromes at fifty-ftre. In Airmanese, figures cite these are always for hondrods of metros, or about that many ...

... IN AMERICA. re are many g-Tiorals the American who hive from the ranks. Atlootigh ike Amv can show *urh wondrous hr;, as tlu*. 11 i« not withow marry examples th suee'-esttil ranker. The most famous example of a great *c ! dir ri«n from the ranks i* ...

... IN AMERICA The worm op of the Federal 11,-wrte Bowel 14ethieoh bosky,. to pal tarpons op their fluids pureha en of or to: tom too failed to rheas. the plans J. I'. :slurps,. and .Ce.. bring not the -fuel to: obligations of. Oreat sin ned Enloe, psi's ...