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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-09
La Won ]. Fatal, 0ph. D.
Eyesisht Specialist and
Optometerist
Second Fioor-II2 S. Washington st.
Notice for Appearance.

NotlCo Tor appearance.
STATE OF MICHIGAN-Thirty fifth Judicial
Circuit.
Suit pending In the Circuit Court for Shia.
wsssee County, in the City OF Corunna, said
County. on the 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1918.
Alkaline Channon,
Gordon Miller.
plaintiffs,
Amos Gould. Sarah A. Hill. Milo A. Boynton.
supply chase, Cearles w. II. Potter. and
their unknown heirs, devisees. legat.es. per.
s0nal representatives ana assigns,
Defendants.
In this cause on filing the Bill of Complaint
herein sworn TO by the agent OF the Plaintiffs.
setting forth the fact that after ditligent
search and inquiry, The Whereabouts Of any OF
the above named defendants cannot be ascer-
tanned or whether their unknown heirs. devil
sees, leRatees personal representatives and
assigns Of them are living or de,d or the
they are necessary parties to this suit and pro-
oeeding; and that said suit is brought 10 quiet
title to the following described lands and prem.
County OF Shiawassee, State Of Michigan. and
described as the East one.balf 90 OF the
South. west quarter (h) q South sixty (6O)
west quarter 20 of Section tbirty.one (sD IN
Township five t5) North OF Range three (3)
East.
Therefore on the motion Of 8. Q. Pulver. at.
torney Tor the plalnCns. IL Is oroereu mat
Amos Gould, Sarah A. Hill, Milo Boynton.
Supply Chase, Charles w. 81. Potter and their
unknown heirs, devisees legatees. personal
representatives and assigns, enter their APP
pearance In this cause WITHIN three 49, months
from the date OF this order, and that within
twenty (2O) days from the date OF this order
the plaintiff cause this order to be published In
The Owosso Times, which Is one Of the news
papers of said County Of Shiawassee, said pub
LEGATION to be continued once in each week for
six (6) weeks In succession.
JOSEPH H. COLLINS,
Circuit Judge.
Seth @. Pulver, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business Address Owosso, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-09
SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment of Horses, Cows,
Sheep. Dogs and other animals, sent
free. Humphrey Homeopathic Vet
Urinary Medicines, 1856 William St, N. Y.
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Now 20 mako Gao 70 500 weekly. yssr Ground.
Amazing opportunity for largo income. Why waste
time working for otherst Use your spare time az
home and gam financial independence No canvsssine
Co., Dept A. No. 70 Fifth Ave-, New York City.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-09
TOOLMAKERS AND
MACHlNISTS

We have an excellent proposition to
offer you. Steady work at the highest
rate Of wages under ideal working con-
ditions. Advancement assured to those
who are qualified Ifyou are now on
Government work, stay where you are
and make good. If not, call for an In.
terview and help our Government, at
the same time helping yourself to
good position.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-09

Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Compan
io6 William Street. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

BRITISH ia large number OF America" troops has
Qano the North
Irish collision with the steamer
Eashmir
dashed on the roc on
OF 3I2 American soldiers
Belfast Brse o
troyed Munzey vessel which made attempt at rescue the
the Kashm! another ese he convoy VII"
the Otranto amidships
Scotch coast W 'e
Oano $40 landed seventeen
u,re rescued alive Islay unaccoun,ei for
south SalSo bay
Island an uninhahted line places rises
the rocky peaks many feet ABOVE
Teribl Witnessed
began 10 Jump
from 90 20 experienced sailors OF the crew
the soldiers Of whom had
the aped too quickly and
their between the boats Some IN
caught and crushed to dea oe~e ~ oo
and rho Heh which buffers The destroyer
vssba battered
each time il brushed away ron Inc
~ rho Orano again enough for many more men "
~ rho dock Of his vessel etable rain the
o nena landing the destroyer
Many the deck OF the vessel sunefe ooRh
missed the deck the destroyer
vent almost death
Hundreds Rescued
Four times alongside ana "e 80
end OF the 'ouF'h 'p sue w
sailors and one t'iSn onc on
~ how WAS null and possible she started port
~ cd ovav toward the The destroyer barely ad tune 10
when ner "!eess WIS '"''''4 "N''
,o,ded had a rough trip to port
the OtTanto pc0f'n t eoene
Soldiers lined the decks as 'hou" on ~
and a. the word stood at attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Several Additional Members
for the $25,OOO Club
"Clean-Up" Committee to
Get Busy Next Week
More Hundred Per Cent
Certificates Issued

Another big sprint toward tho Eo'u
Was made yesterday when the total LOT
the day was announced II S3o4.S"e'
which caused shiver TO run down thc
back Of the All Highest Ut Potsdam pal
acn in Berlin.
The grand total UP TO last night was
S3.a6l,200. This does not include So'''
subscriptions OF tho larger nnnulac-
turing plants and some OF the sIo'ooo
club. which already subscribed, mas hot
gone through the banks yet out twlli
he officially declared in before many
hours have passed.
Tho Conservative Life insurance
eornrany has been pu, in tho sc5.oOV
club and the other IRsM-. ones, 10. Do
placed on the roster Of that magnificent
movement are the A. E. MaStcn COM
pany and tho Wheeling Stamping COM
pany. each OF these subscribing for $-o'-
900 worth OF bonds
Two 100 per cent certificates were is-
sued yesterday. one to tho j. l.. Sl'tc
g. Sons company. where l43 employees
subscribed 13.200. an average OF $S-.' +,
tho other certificate going TO the "hccs-
ing Stamping company: $40 OF thelr
cmployes subscribed $4,000. nm average
Of $50 each.
The Inspection coHlHlitltH' III wiz ="
r Harvey Pollock is chairman. has
been in a great many precincts and its
report Is very gratifying. finding things
in excellent condition and tho solicitors
working tooth and nail to r"aN inc
tirnid into purchasing Liberty bonds, and
,hcv are not leaving n stone unturncc
in their quest for subscribers.
People who have not subscribed Will
be seen by the "clnan-ur" committee
next week which means that non-pur-
chascrs will be given the third degree
and madn to feel how moan and un-
American they are
Loan headquarters urge chose thal
really have been overlooked hy the So
licitors should go to their bank. or any
bank. and buy their bonds ana not 10
x.it ON the "clcan-up' crowd. who will
(Continued on Page Eighty
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WASHINGTON. Oct. ll.--Wlth moro
til,.II .9uN. 600 !AIlnricsln troops embarked
for the front. and an army Of ..u"u.op"
men in preparation tu max" victory ccr-
tam General March. chief OF stall al
his weekly cunfercncc today. sounded All
urgent call for popular support Tor th'
Fourth Liberty loan in order tial Ihc
srmcs may have full support.
This .S no time 10 hang back with
the idea that tho war Is over. 'r"ncral
March said. The thing 70 d" IS TO huri
1T IN" Hun our max imum RESOURCES IN
mon and money and make victory Ger
tain"
The chief cf staff prcfarcd has re-
view OF military operations with an
outline OF th. absolute nr,Sl that ;mpl"
funds hc Forthcoming tn hack up tho
lighting mon at III" front.
The War Department" he said. mas
had the draft axrS changed )" as |" Sc
xurr more than two million addiliohtl
first class lighting mon and has demand
ed of Congress over eight billion uoltars
to raise. equip train and transport thus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

WASHINGTON. Oct. il.--lr"posals
Of ncacc on the part uf Turkey reported
in London dispatches had not he"n ~
ccivcd in Washington tonight. s'"NF
dcpartmrnt officials expressed dcep III
tcrcst in the reported move by IN" Turn
ish government. but stated poSltiF'is
that no proposal had reached them
Al The Spanish embassy. which mas
charge Of Turkish affairs in IN" n'tru
States md through which any p"'
nrnuos;,l from Eonsuantinopir uhuo"-
eddy would b transmitted. II was S'i'
no in,imatinu had com" from ManrIn
tina; a communication OF tEiS ha'o'
might hc expected.
Tchri,, ncarc rroposnls by Turkey
unuId occasion little surprise in "ilc'aI
circles hcrc. however. Tho setting UP
,f a rnw govrrnmcnt composed 81 e''-
mcnts loss pr"-Gcrman than tho prov
rus c,l,inc, has strengthened the p'lIcl
thn; Turkey might decided To "''''
rr,c, ,n terms similar To those accept
cd BY Dulgar!a
Acccr,ance by, Austria Hungary and
Turkey of President Wilson's terms
nnrlcd in an Amsterdam dispatch "lS'
would not he surprising. II was sa.u'
Conditions in both countries are known
10 h. favorable IL IN" md "t thr ""'
nj the earliest possible" moment.
Tho next move "f thH Nr'rthah ",'"'
c.IIur &c heiny awnitcd by officials mere
with rn,sanim!iy. This feeling Is intHh-
sif,rd because there ls not the SllEh'eS'
Intention ~ Glachcn tho tr"m"n"o"S
general offensive nf IN" "nt"r'c anu
,mcrjran forces which is Progressing So
rapidly and successfully that ''rIs
days delay on the part "f III" "'fn'a"
government brings father it's 'hF"lHn,
tary rr,nplianc" with tn" conditions LAM
down by president wilson. Apart 'ro'"
the press reports from Easel ana 90
pcnhagrn the state department late '"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
ENEMY DRIVEN FROM CHE|M|N DEs
DANES; DOUA|, LA FERE ANQ
.II1N MIST NOW Be REuNQU|5HED
Germans Continue Rapidly Giving Ground on Almost Lves7
Sector of the Western Front Terrible lon BENG
Exacted in Engagements With Teuton Rear Guards
By the Associated Press.

necessity the Germans are retiring eastward Ho ~
northward from "a
haven safety
of The allied hawks menacng then
been sent broadcast further reports ha
Of spells ultimate deal
they will accept PRESIDENT "ons pea
terms that are being aned over ae
feelers IN the
Lansing Secretary OF the treasury neAuoo
and in fact all the high warning tne
still Is critical ana 'na eeSone u'
rally the support the Liberty Loan
Al, along allied troops are dVanclns from n
Of Douai to the east Of i|aon Inc enen ' " '
eastward
The famous Danes the ridge which the Germans au
advance northWaro
~ while in Champagne along the Meuse river farther
pushing qher oHalo nn
w t n,r and the greater portion nvanded France toward
border
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372 u. s. Soldiers Lost At Sea
, After Collision Is Dashed to Wreckage On
General March, Win the War We Must Put the Loan Across

Junction under Gun11rc and II is point
OF vital Importance.
ON 1Nu..Sdgy and Wednesday th'; AM
cric;Ln and French forces attacked cast
rr the Mouse and advanced one and ono
half miles on front Of four miles
clearing the right flank Of the main
American advance. Here an at lIc' "a
trau. un advance or ten miles would
sever the observation-disclosures railroad.
The largest bombing expedition of the
war took place Wednesday, In this sector.
when 90 tons OF bombs were dropped on
the cantDnmrrls near Damvillcrs.
In the North the British advance
along the Escaut is but twelve miles
from TnIcncicnnes. The communica-
t!cns Of T,ouai arc threatened and the
enemy is beginning tn withdraw. From
Les u the Scarpc the British on We'd
ncsday advanced one and onc-half miles
on a ten mile front.
"Bclwccn the Argnnn" al tho Mc'lSc.
In the American sector. there has been
CONTINUED on Page Eighth
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victory army to France. The tnurth
Liberty loan IL NOW before tn" people or
the United States. Without this flfElnc-
ial backing nothing ran be accom- Pushed.
Turning to Tho great war map. General
March pointed out tn" sweeping advance
Of the Anglo American forces in the
Cambrai-St. Quentin region. With the
capture Of l-n CateAu. he said. the Rrit-
ish had gained il milrS in thrc. days.
'morc than they gained in any c"nS'ru-
tive three days since they first started
their drive east uf hmienS in August.
The resistance. temporarily AT least,
was badly shaken and diSorgani1cd.
General March said. AT L. Catf1lu the
British arc only fourteen miles from
Aulnoyc This town Is very important
StraucEical point. II Is thr junction nf
the main railroad which ! have spoken
about fore. running from Nalencicnncs
throug To Metz. and IN" nthnr great
nortrc Irtcry called the Lirgc-Maubc-
ugc r.ln. :. These lwo roads join at
that point. An advance "f about nine
miles IN this direction will Put that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
0CCUPAT|ONAL TAX Of $40 WILL
RF ADDED To REVENUE MEASURE

rrupristurS OF theatres and other places
IF amusement on tho basis of seating ca
nacity az we'll as tho section lcTE1nE
5000 against circus owners were accept
.h. The provision rxempttng Eha'ltau-
uuas lecture lyccnmS. agricultural ana
Industrial fairs and exhibitions under
;hn auspices "f rrlI Igirus ur Chaitahle as-
srciutions. as adopted by the house also
was accepted.
Th,. proposed ton percent tax on sight
seeing automobiles based on their gross
rrcriptS was amended W as I" place
flat tax OF $50 ON each car seating more
than S.vcn persons. 4 new section was
added fixing r-,t. of $40 on each pas
scngrr automobile. seating no l"sS than
Two persons nor NOR" than seven. used
;s q public conveyance.
I.nnostS against tn,E,rC" manu- eactur-
nrs yvr7r approved without amendment.
limiS.. imp"Sts an now or u$"d auto
mobiles th.r ,han electric 10 bc paid by
if.. ,alr,-has"r. were r"uur"'l on" half.
Tin. ..o,n;niitrc llSu reduced the, LAX ON
..lr..irit, automobiles from s. p"r horse
l-,H,.r ~ provided iE tho hill To 50 uid
the. weigh: tax frnm 80 cents to "5 cents
FOR r.lrh 100 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
NO ABATEMENT IN
|NFLUENzA'S SPREAD
over The COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. Oct. l1.--Th" epdcm-
10 of Spanish influenza. which has now
reached practically every section "t the
country. continued today with no signs
@: abatement. Detailed reports as Ia its
spread among the civilian population
were not available ~ tho public health
service bureau tonight. hut officials said
nothing had been received II ind!ratc
that the malady had even. reached us
peak.
Ecu ctLscs Of Influenza in army c;unpS
showed q slight decline IN the - hours
ending nj noon today. hut pneumonia
casrs increased over yrst' r''aT. lniiurnzi
cases reported tn the Surgeon General Of
,h. army numbered l2.n2t. pneumonia
cases o.S24 and deaths 500. Yesterdays
rnt.,rts showed I2,32l n.w cases ht in
tlucnza. ".7?7 nov cases pf pneumonia
and $50 deaths.
The total number Of influenza cases
(Contiuued on Page Etght.)
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WASHINGTON. oct 1.-THE. s"nat.
nnanc" ..on,:nitt~r in revising III" war
rcv.ruI bill today approved a business
- nc~ura,:nnal raN. tiou*r 2r"Fi*innS
:,!sr.rS a taA "t $40 on all persons en-
@ag",! IN any trade. business. "r Pr"tcS-
sion who's" gross receipts rNrc'h
te.5hh VA adopted after being ani':nd'!
-. A. It ir,cl"dc farmers. whom tn.
H"us" had "Nrtnpt'ri. .\nnounc"m"n;
was mad" ii;,, amendments which WOULD
furnish som" relief /" farmers would
i", considered later.
lr corSl'l"rnx RI" Si-ctal tax section
:h' rnmmitt.-. accepted. with Some
"hnns.S. house imIrS;S upon brokers.
;:rpri",nrS or amusement places. TO-
baCco manufacturers and ruy"rs III Few
1T uScd automobiles and mIt"r c%ct"s.
sections l"vying ~p"'rtah .'Ncis,s taNe:'
upon ;h" "ap:ial st"ck% t.: CORPORATIONS
w"r. temporarily fn$s'r! oyer. hut th"S"
MAY ~. i-L.n up M"niar-
Th, H"is.. TN 80 Sinn ''H hr"n''rS "aS
II, in i,@ii Ly IN" 'r'nmItt,".. o'hi"h
Amended ;h.. ~.'rt;"n So tnai n" sale a.!
. sock ,.Xrira rc, sat for less than two
tta;;S,nd fi.rilnr.; WOULD h.. exempt from
c"der7;l tan Hbus" schedules taxing the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
HOPE LIBERTY DAY. GAIN For
LOAN WILL ADD GREAT TOTAL

President Wilson will participate in the
celebration n, New York. and Secretary
McAdoo at Chicago.
Commenting on today's showing. ..the
treasury review tonight said
In the course OF high official pleas
for united support Of the loan and cm:
phat!c declarations that peace talR
should not cause slackenins Of sub
scripIions. the outlook for the success. or.
thn loan is distinctly Disappointing: II
Rumors reaching headquarters today
indicating suspicion that actual figures
are being held back. drew from ;the
treasury this denial: -
"Inasmuch as the belief 10 prevalent
in some quarters that reports on sub
scriptions are being Withheld in an On.
deavor 70 create bear impressio1s- II
seems proper to explain the manner IN
which the official figures are obtained
and made public. Every afternoon at
o'clock Washington time the twelve fed
cral reserve banks OF the country report
CONTINUED On Pags 1hree.)
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rhts. words vii! APPEAR many aaj s
nf,.r they ft.. written. I Il" not know
u.hs. fate will by. chat time hav': p''-
..ll., the cnclnyS d"sperlte attempt to
saw. himself at the last hour by ~ nc
.o,:atrd peace. but know very vel
Qhy the attempt vas r1ade ana hop': To
~. ahI. 70 communicate that Knowledge.
I. ~ ALL essential at this critical mo-
mon, IN The war. which will either ,r"-
lease. civilization OF condemn !t--'if m"
..ri<:S is 1nixl,tndlcd--," 4 series or IN
.rnaSing .uisf"rtuneS.
Rricriy. ths enemy sues for IN Easy
p.aLe because h" now knows that h" Is
h.a;cn irr.trievably: that there nov can
b.. nc counting upon mcr" delay. H.:
fears ho cannot stand un any lin" TOR
long Thai Is :hr Who'll" meaning Of his
move.
Tbs military situation explains I
fully. nothing else explains il n all /
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will begin BY setting down certain facts
taken from different viewpoints. geo.
graphical. political and numerical. which
illustrate tho truth uf this.
L., us begin with tn" state "f his
numbers. far numbers are a. til" root
nr every military situation. TIL" turn
uf the tide rAn,e eleven weeks agO. just
before IN" counter offensive. launched
July Is. just brfur" th" turning point
or the war Th" Germans then ma
upnn rh- western front between swift
.r!and and tn" North Sca exactly -"
divisions. At least 20 Of these were IN
capablc ur tctiurI upon lhG front. Ii''y
were not destined for /, and would never
nrcnr in Enc. They were recruited
from mrn uf ,e". Of past experience IN
WAY. or nf which phySlIu" which ron
,Icr.d them III for n"thjns more ihah
work upon communications. in GARRISON
in. and generally IN auxiliary WORK.
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OF tho remaining. nj the most ls'
divisions. GO were drawn up both on the
front line and in Immediate reserve f"r
what was 10 hay" been the decisive ba :
tie. n great offensive on either side "'
Rheims upon frunt uf - miles. ih'
nrfcnsivc Of July II. which failed Som"
40 more were held in general r"S"rf"
that is. they wrr" not engaged. even
on the quiet sectors If ihr line. AN"
could be summoned at short motto" L"
whatever point sncU"d /" offer Il rhanc"
nf success offcnSivcly ur G"t"nSIV"ly l."
need support. The remaining ~ dlHi-
sinnS capable Of action on III" rr"n'
were spread out all along all IN" I'M"
not then actively cnSaE"d---Ihai -. NIL
the way from the North S'.:t 1" chateau
rhrrry" and all the WAY from III" Ar
rounr forest IL III" Swiss frontier.
Surh. I say. WAS tho mere numerical
situation whom the "r~.my had his 9i-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
S3O4, $50 Added to Loan Total,
Which Climbed to $3,26l,2OO
PITTSBURGHER CLAIMS TO HAVE DISCOVERED
CURE AND PREVENTATIVE FOR INFLUENZA

express an opinion upon the report from
PITTSBURGH Of the discovery of cure
and preventive for Spanish Influenza
but pointed out that successful medical
treatments and methods generally re-
quired long periods Of experiment 10
evolve and test.
Many suggestions for remedies ana
MANY reports uf successful application
Of remedies have hccn received hy the
service since the start Of the present
epidemic, nonn Of which have hccn
deemed Of sufficient Importance 10 make
public. Experimental work has oecn
proceeding IN public health laboratories
for some weeks in the cndraror TO de-
vclop serum or antitoxins. with results
which arc not W, available for the use
Of physicians. .......
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that which has provoked the eneniy's at
tempt at negotiated peace. and nnte
III" contrast. To-day. or rather ten
days ago. the total German divisions In
The west wrre but l9l. Of Which twenty
Mt least were moi available for action
In place If lSi divisions available for
action certainly. there are not more than
III available, and at this actual moment
this is not much. Fourteen divisions
wcrr broken up tn I'LL gaps and d.
visions that were s" organized Ms not
to lIc at full strength. The allied num-
bers one is not allowed TO give. Theirs
is now E. large. rapidly growing n1Wcri-
cal superiority.
Put the mere fact of rrdnced numbers
and divisions facing An increasing num-
bcr nt opponents Is only half OF the
story. When The offensive of July 10
was launched by rhc enemy. exactly nifty
miles NJ tho front--Iust over 10 per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
LUDENDORFF AND V0N=...
HtNDENBURG MAY BE-
THROWN D|SCkRb

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 11.-GerHiantaIDI ~
Berltn to-day foreshadows the
tton or two leadiuE German coHln1apd.
ing, generals as the result Of inc Gp-.
pointrrent of General Won Scheuch: q.
minister Of war.
(Thc tiermanIa probably refers M
General Ludendorff and Field MarshRiI
Won HIndenburg. who recently have LOST
much uf their popularity in Ger1nanE.l 3
AMSTERDAM. Oct. ll.-Lieutenant.
General Scheuch who recently Was
spoken Of rs tn" successor OF General
Won Stein, head Of the German war MIN
istry. to-day, was appointed to that post
according to dcspa.cn received here
from Berlin.
BASEL. Switzerland. Oct. 1l--'By the
.ssocintcd Press. .)-TrAvelers arriving
from Germany assert that they encoun-
tered considerable risks because the
French and American heavy guns are
bomharding with considerable effect enc
railways connecting the southern Rhine
cities. Near the Swiss frontier the TAIL.
way was struck by shells several times
il different points.
Panic and a state OF nervousness con.
t!nuc in the southern Rhine cities. de:
CONTINUED on rage HiEht}
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Results Achieved Disappoint-
ing in Nearly Every Sec
ton of Country.

WASHINGTON. OG'. l.--Nic:cora'ion
Of Liberty Day tomorrow throughout thc
nation Is expected by Fourth. Liberty
Loan managers 10 send the camlhAlen
forward with jump from the 32.2'9'-
SIC. 200 total. where the record stood TO-
night. This represented An increase OF
s24s. 600 over yesterdays total. and
included few subscriptions r"coTdcd TO-
day. following President Wilson'S ap-
peal for An orcr-subscrpt!on tu give the
loan world Significance.
Public meetings and parades. arranged
for Liberty Day, have been called OF
nearly cvcrywhrEe because ~ the IN
tlucnza epidemic. but thousands OF VOL
untcers have been enlisted for house TO
house canvnsscs. stores close for the
day or half duy in many cities.
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OF the line-was what the Fernch call
"alight"--that IS. Intendvely engaged
Tho remaining 490-odd miles were quics-
cent.
Today everything Is allGhC- from
the marshes Of the User to the Meuse.-
81 per CEN, OF tn, line--and some three
quarters Of the German effectives are
engaged there. The consequence Is that
Of the enrmy's III divisions available
for action no less than 130' are inten-
sivrly engaged. given the oricfest inter-
walls Of rest in turn. and then. Of neceS-
sity, thrown back again into the fur
mace. Ten or eleven at the most remain
dispensablc. apart from those actually
under fire. The general reserve has
wholly disappeared and the harassed
German line now is like loom with
shuttle ot moving divisions rushing up
and down its lateral communications 10