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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
LOAN TOTAL IS
S806, 465,250
Increase S114,853, 400; No
Report Yet From Min
neapolis District.
Wear Liberty Button
To McAdOo Meeting

II you have bought a Liberty
bond, wear Liberty button TO the
AcAdo0 meeting Wednesday night.
This IS the request of the COM
mittee- There are not enough but
tons 10 so around. but all those
who have buttons can wear them
md this is requested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains. Close
Corn-1Iay SI-c7. July sL471s.
Oats-Auril ST-Ec. NAY safe
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-A1ay S4T.S5.
Lard-AIay S25.f0- July S15-92
Ribs-May S2A05: July S2A52.
Chicago Prndure. Close.
Chicago. III. April 16.-Butter higher
creamery 34G42c.
EGGS higher, receipts 455ss cases.
firsts 32iz SIC: ordinary nrsts 81 = q 53c;
AZ mark. cases included. 81 = n SSc.
Potatoes-Rcceipts 80 cars; unchanged.
Kansas CITY Produce Close.
Kansas City. No. April 16-Butter-
Creamery 5s1ac; firsts IS &c; seconds SIC;
packing SOC.
Fgrs-F'lrsts 5silc.
Pouitry-Roosters 2oc: bro.iers csc
Mexican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots In =
Plso S- T95zc last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
STOCKS
HOLD Up WELL
Not So Active as on Mon
day, List Shows Strength
Tuesday.

While the market for copper shares was
not SO buoyaut IL Reid fairly well Iues-
day ln face Of dlscouraging news tron
~. western front. according 70 j. S Cur
tiss q Co.. Hotel Sheldon Anaconda
broke through c5 and inspiraurn soiu
down from fT7. TO f71s- Ray Consolidated
was very strong and Utah held well Ken
uec0tt and Miami were unchanged Cnln1
was dull and sales reported az 81 g.
steel stocks were very strong and the
leaders were o. s. steel which SCARED rs
high as 925z Up Is points and Repun- e,
which advanced from 76A 90 81 TIA
balance OF the list held steady.
The market closed strong
The following quotations furnished %
= S. Curtiss a. Co.. stocks and bonds
Hotel Sheldon. give the closing prices
rrsr-E r,ur.as Efn-lr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
WEATHER BULLETIN
L.. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

OBSERVATIONS aaen
AZ 3 a. ia gath IRE
ridiau time 8 q. 90
e Paso time. April
la 1915.
Forecasts.
Il Pas0 and vlcin-
itE C. uer1Iiy far
tonight and We'd
lasday.
Rev 1Iexico To-
night generally fair.
colder north por-
tioE, freeing tenn
perature north por-
ton wednesday
fair.
Arizo1a- Tonight
and Weducsday tair
not much change fl
remueraru-a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Wanfed HeIn-FemaIe.

GIRL Tor rsneral housewo-z. stay nights
Phone 11sZT-
WANTED-RalIable white woman for
general Homework Fl the country Alus-
Be- good plain cook and kind 20 children
Answer On person -703 Montana s.
TIE Providence Hospital. e Pazo. Texas,
offers a years course q Instruction %
desirable Young ladies' wishing % -tu1y
professional nursing. Tor detal lnforIua-
tIan address Su1t Providence HoEnitaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
WHITE SOX GIVE s25.O00
Tn nV-T TTmEnTK nnNU

ChicaLo. H.. Anril 1s.-The champ
ion White SOx did their bit today
toward pushi~ the third Liberty
loan. Just preceding the game with
St Louis. the White Sox adhered al
home plate and presented TO a flying
squadron a check for S25. 600 for war
bonds. every man I'm the club being
represented in the check
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Cotton Market

Quotation ty E1mendorf & Co. brokers.
co9 Mesa.)
New York and New Orleans Spots.
Eew York middliug $3.50. unchanged.
quiet Sew Orleans middliug s5c. IN
changed. sales 100
New York Fixtures Close
New York April 1f.-C0ttcu futures
closed steady May $500; July $3.50. Oc-
r0r-r 27-55. December -7-el; January
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
,---------~---------~--
LOST-BrIndle bull and Airdale dog.
clipped ears and tail. answer 10 Dame
Son- Reward u returned 10 1le6 Z
Fourth ST.
REFRIGERATOHs 81 week a. the Cd
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
1a1 s. Stanton St Paole $50
LOST-Between Federal St and Highland
Park school small amethyst pin Return
90 251I Federal ST. and receive reward
Phone eS39-
lost OF stolen from automobile. physi-
clans tan coIored Boston bag containing
Instruments and medicine Reward % re-
turned 20 Dr. J. W. Laws. SIC Mills
binding 10 questlors asked
$50 REWARD. $50.
$500 VIII be paid by the Douglas @.
Croweu Agency. Stills building Il Paso-
Texas. for the recovery Of Buick touring
car Model 1917, Motor 40. Ss-1-5. Chassis
No. sss175-
$500 Tor the arrest and conviction OF
person OF persons responsible for the theft
stolen night of April 9Th corner o. Mesa
and East F-ranSlin strests- - Pas1. TeEss-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
...s 956,900 $2.089.760


The following large subscriptions
have been reported within the last
few days TO the committee: Edgar
Kayser. $4,000. W. n Banner. $1,000:
frost and frost. $1,000. employees Of
the operating department Of the
Western Union Telegraph company.
$3.50. Davis Bros, $500: J. L Ben
ton. $1,000: ". c. Haden. $500; Or
H II. stark. $1,000 Dieter estate,
$4,000. ". A M0rehouse $1,000. j. 4.
White. $1,000: T. G. Wade. ir-. $1,000.
A. Matthias. $500. r Wienstein.
$1,000: ". II Butler, $1,000: Albert
0Iichaelson. OF the steamer Albatross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

depot a provisional motorcycle de-
taChment, commanded by Capt II. L
Taylor. headquarters troop, 10Th cav
airy division. viii be stationed on
south Fl Paso street The Fifth cav
airy band, William J. Cain, leader.
VIII play Al the station and win play
on Pioneer plaza az o'clock The
motorcycles viii lead the procession
OF automobiles from FL PasO street to
the John Brown tabernacle
On Wyoming street. west Of the
tabernacle. two troops Of the Seventh
cavalry, to be designated by Big Gen
Robert L. HOWE, VIII be stationed
The Seventh cavalry band. Il H.
HershberEers leader VIII play at the
tabernacle.
Gen. Read 10 Welcome Visitor.
Nal gen. George w Read and MS
aids Capts- 3. y Read and Marshall
Prentiss. VIII meet secretary AIcAdoo
ut the union station
The Eighth engineers, mounted,
commanded by Lieut. Col VIRGIL l.
Peterson, and the 1lst machine gun
battalion, commanded by Capt Fran
els NJ. Brennan. VIII be at attention
~ their Dyer street camps in Camp
Baker, when the automobiles carrying
secretary 1IcAdoo and his escort pass
VIII see Howze's Command.
At Fort Bliss parade ground all the
other troops Of the second brigade Of
the 18th cavalry division and the 18Th
brigade OF infantry, commanded by
Col /. s. Lewis. comprised Of the
3sth and 6zth regiments, not other
wise disposed, viii be in ranks when
the official party passes for the home
OF 1Lr- LcNary in Austin Terrace
Cen Howe announced that all units
belonging 70 the 18th division WIZ
be there
1t is planned that secretary AIcAdoo
ndHue==
Howe and his staff in front Of the
Seventh cavalry headquarters
As the Official party leaves the
union station and turns into FL Paso
street the Fifth cavalry VIII form
in column and follow the route OF
ing up The Seventh cavalry detach-
ment and al these troops VIII return
TO Fort Bliss. following the line q
march.
Campbell TO Present Secretary.
John L Campbell, engineer OF
maintenance Of way OF the Z 2. q ).
vs.. system. viii introduce 1Ir- Nc
Adoo 10 the railroad employees at the
tabernacle This meeting is for all
railroad employees, the executive com
miItee and the representative OF the
press. Admittance to the tabernacle
viii be by ticket only. This VIII be
1Ir. McAdoO's first talk 10 railroad
general Of railroads.
Expect 200 Present.
At a meeting Of committeeman OF
the railroads Monday afternoon in
the office Of general manager Hawks,
Of the Southwestern. il was estl-
mated that 2s80 employees OF the roads
would be present in the tabernacle
when M AcAdoo reaches that point
a sc that came from the meet
ing was that all railroad employees
are urged TO be seated by 4-45 o'clock /
Ushers Are Named
Garrett King and VIII r Brown, ]
committee on preparation for hand
ling the crowd reported Tuesday I
morning they had appointed the fol-
lowing ushers from the city ticket
offices Of the railroads
L p. S. W--Richard Warren, H D. .
Roy Davis.
Santa Fe-J. s. Morrison, i. L 3
Mulberry, R. T. Blackburn
Texas and Pacific. A Chiffon .
and George Deck
southern Pacific Iines-J. E. Mon I
roe, Z. WomeldorE J. u. 1Iagruder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

10000 GERMAN PRISONERS
Taken By the French between Sois-
sons and Reins one year ago today,
April Is. 1917.
Find another prisoner.
YESTERDAYS ANSWER.
{ pper T-Jft c9rEcr d0Cu ~ u1r's
back.
JDSidc 1cEa iH front ~ nan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

AdVertISemen OF the Liberty loan
continues The Bow Scouts attended
the meeting at the court house audi
forum Monday night and distributed
several thousand copies OF tracts de-
voted TO the loan campaign.
An enormous amount OF advertising
matter is being received by the eE-
ecutive committee and this VIII be
distributed through the city during
the next few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Relative humidity IN FL Paso ~ p. NJ.
Tuesday. 20 percent.
Precipitation last - hours r.ncnrsl...
state OF weather ...-.......r
Lowest temp. last night.
Highest temp yesrdayi
lemp 40 r. m
West Texas Tonight and Wednesday
generally fair; frost ia Panhandle.
Relative humidity Ia Il Flso % p. H..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

What the banks OF Ell Paso VIII give
toward the third loan could not be
learned TUESDAY II was mentioned.
however. that the contribution would
not be as large as the previous pur-
chases had been
feel assured that Fl PasO viii have
more than its quota by Wednesday
night The instructions OF the sec
retary Of the treasurer are. however,
that the camnaign viii continue. even
alter the quota is reached, as il is
thought possible a larger amount
VIII be needed than was specified
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Lost and Pound.

~ a. Mcfarland OF Alpine. c. ndidate %
state Senate. 25th Senatorial District
Euhierf Co. nau1n-raffr nrfu-1-frv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

All OF the Liberty loan workers
will meet with the chamber Of COM
merce Wednesday at luncheon in the
Paso del Norte hotel Efforts are
being made by the entertainment
committee to make the luncheon one
OF the most successful affairs that
has ever been held IN this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Help Wantsd-Mals.
Ian a Mitchell Employment Agency.
ee3 san Francisco s.
WANTED-American man % work on
farm nv month F. Baker. beriuo. y A
EXPERIENCED furnitura packer. s1.5l
day. A. 1s7. Herald
WANTED-Prlntcr Immediately Euter-
prise. Bowie. AriL
WANTED-Mln 70 herd sheep Inquire
15o9 Mundy ave.
WANTED-Boy with wheel Tor delivery.
one that sTeaks English call between G
and this evening. SOS " FL Paso-
WANTED-At once Individual ledger o.
posting machine. booEkeeper. Security
Bank q Trust Co.
WANTED-American boy with wheel. one
not attending school Apply Herald bust
mss cfCce-
WANTED-TUdng man under draft age as
stock and billing clerk. able 10 use type
writer Fisk Rubber Co. sos Masa Ave.
DISEASES OF BLADDER AND RECTIM ".
Disease % women. Positive results New
Era Stnatoriunl.- .o1i5 san Antonio s.
WANIED-A good mechanic at once.
Must give reference VIII pay top vases.
For Information call or wlre Hurley Gar
WANTED-First class al-round cleaner.
presser. spotter. dyer and hatter- Married
man preferred Good wages Steady job
p. o. Box $50 Bisbee. AriE
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
We have a good opening for an eZpe-
rienced. capable salesman salary governed
entirely hy his ability 20 produce.
FL PASO AUTO SALES COMPANY, INC.
407 Myrtle avenue
MEN WANTED LEARN HARDER TRADE
Taught quickly. cheaply. thoroughly sure
o. work. Big wages Earn while learn
HraH
College, s-l W Commerce St.. san An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

hudfLlGuLs llIlfulflels
ALEXANDRIA apartments Phone s1s5-
ROT K room corner apartment large
porch md yard- Phone et5.
BEAl rlFUL modern apt. 9 rooms Phone
t-l2 days. casa afser g.
LINCOLN APIS, room aaiurnlshsd au--
80 W- Boulevard. Phn1e 1T61-
THREE rooms Sleeping porch: 20 1Iezi-
cans as 2 Overland Ph- 1871.
THE WHlTFIELD-0ne aparrnent for
re1t. 2-e4 Montana can after 5-sa-
-FOUR rooms retinted sass water, ranss.
ne1ter Phone 613-N-
OH four room apt close in liz ". RIO
--.-e
TIE kIMBALL-B-autiful apts- with an
Convenience sic Prospect.
THE BINKLEY-e room modern APT.
corner Davis s Unscn- Phone 31sIR
PARLOR suites s. a month.
FOUTZ MOORE Co
MODERN apartment = rooms. Elazed
sleeping porch. unfuruished. Fllkins dis
tauce- hone sSQ4
FOR KENr-Crfurnisted 3 roon apart
ment With sleeping porch and garage
Nallace APT Phone al or see tanitnr-
COTTAGE Apt three rooms. bath. sleep
ing porch and private entrances. So T.
70 Grande-
GRAND KAPID APTs.-Three room
NaIl.aaE aaIH.aaHa NlaHHa
s-eenlss porch 1lo1 3lyrtl- Apply 5anitor-
FOUR room apartment hardwood floor.
null- in features. private pcrc1es- Inquire
nos E. RIO Grsnde.
HAMPTON COURT-Unfurnishe apart
ments. 1890 Montana apply % 1ani-cr
Or p ID McClintocll
LIVING room. dining room. kitchen.
hath. glassed porch- heat. hoe water. s15-
ltl5 Frospect- Phone 19A
FOUR rooms. lath. .leering porch newly
tinted. bungalow effect. built iu features
No Children les WyominE-
SECOND FLOOR FROM.
Hatred lnrru' enrsa .-----. -.---s-- $50
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
2-i Nlls Bag. Phone ssoo-
FOX RENT-Very desirahie upstairs front
apt facing Houston Square park. three
rooms and glazed sleeping porch. hot and
cold water Reur ss1- Apply 1-5 AnEa-
hill CHEST APIS.
Beautiful unfuruislel apartment. G1rr
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Buiit iu
features, hardwood foors and every mod
erl convenience Rent $40. Apply 90
TIE LAY REALTY 8 TIKI 1T CO.
Phone SIS, eof r-ust Bids.
PALMS COURT rooms. r. b & s.
porch. $3.50 and $3.50
RAMSEY rooms. X, i. c ST. T. eu-
FI>K-RA,TsEV REALTY co.
Phone IQ-3-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

4e1i1u reports 4 abuAlNeu-
Reports from the team captains and
the banks received at the luncheon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

a
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I WANTED-Reliable girl for photo GALAXY
Apply star Studio. 2e9 2 san Antonio ST.
WANIED-Ensiish speaking gin for gen
er1l houseworS- Phone 1855
NANTED-Good reliable nurse si-L Ad.
dress S. ~. care R1rald-
WANTED girl dispensers aad mattresses
fottrr g nfectiouerv Co
WANTED-Competent woman fer general
Homework. stay nights. furnish reference.
$50 Mckinley.
Gas stoves 800 , -.eex
FOUTZ .OORE CO.
WANTED-English speaking sri as cook
and gereral homework Good home. sep
arate room Apply az 81 N:iis 81
WANTED-American housekctper tenn
porarlly. small salary but good home 40
heavy work. Phone 4G4eJ-
WANrED-Euglish speaking gIrI for
house work and care for three year OLD
child- l-19 ~ oregon APT s.
NANTED-Experieu dining room vait-
resses $40 week Apply Modern CAFE
Basement Mills Bldg
WANTED-Colored nurse % take care of
two small children and sleep on place.
Apply ia person. 2o35 Grant Ave.
WANTED-English speaking FuI f1r rcn-
eraI houscworz- Must be competent Apply
30l2 Bliss street
WANTED-White woman cook Tor mini6E
camp. twenty borders $50 per month
Address o. 7. smith. Hereford. Aria
EXPERIENCED telephone operator wants
position. references. Az WEI. Phone
-llsW, OF COS Myrtle.
WANrED-Ersllsh su1ai-ir- rIrI az e.r-
--a- N--seTor-, rus- z-l nights. l.ll
tl- e--ll-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Campbell to Present Secretary.
Expect 200 Present

At a meeting Of committeeman OF
the railroads Monday afternoon in
the office OF general manager Hawks
of the Southwestern. il was esti-
mated that 2480 employees OF the roads
would be present in the tabernacle
when lIr. 1IcAdOO reaches that point
a message that came from the meet
iug was that all railroad employees
are urged TO be seated by AS o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

The entire regiment OF the Fifth
cavalry Col Edward Anderson. con-
handing, VIII be the guard OF honor.
from Ell Paso street 20 the union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
e. Reni-Houae, unfurnished.


-------------------------
-FOUR room new house and sleeping porch
no sick or spanish Apply COS e. Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
EmpIOYmsnI Aseneles

THE BORDER Employment Agency
no East Main Street Phone s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

LaoI LaII0I LOl0I CII-Ie 81 lII.I
candidate. VIII introduce bIr 1IcAdoo
al the auditorium 1Ir. Cobb viii re-
turn here wednesday. This was am
uounced at executive Headquarters OF
the Liberty Joan Tuesday morning
A Few seats in the auditorium have
been reserved, but most OF them viii
be for those who arrive first The
vztfons have been made for the Boy
scouts. several OF whom VIII receive
medals from lIr. LcAdoo for Liberty
loan work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Si-0O down and 81 a week WIN place
one OF our refriEeratorH IN your home.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
COZ sum s-an-lr s.. EEnre $50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-29
I'VE Sit on Ruins Of 50 Years
of HohenzolZern Politics. "
German Editor Tells World

out excessive lament the prospect
i've disappearance Of the Ilohen2ol-
lern dynasty. The emperors abdica-
ton is again strongly rumored to be
impending.
1t is noteworthy that both the
Berlin and Frankfort stock eN-
changes showed an improved tone
as a result Of President Wilson 5
note. Fears are not concealed that
the entente conference at Paris will
put forward demands incompatible
with German honor" BAT the an
xiety to know the exact terms of the
associated governments relegates ev-
erything else to the background.
Anger and shame are bad coun-
sellors," says the Lokal Anzeiger Of
Berlin, which is content to leave
the decision to the army leaders. IT
is significant sign OF the times that
Prince Charles Max Iichnowski's
pamphlet, blaming the German gov
ernment ior starting the war and
saving that Great Britain did every
thing to avert it, has been permitted
TO reappear in Germany.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-29

WASHINGTON. oct. 2S.-Germany'S
reply to President Wilson's last
note was rather unexpectedly re-
ceived here and pending the receipt
OF the oiiicia, text through the Swiss
legation comment was withheld.
Generally, however, the note was
not regarded re one requiring an
answer.
The diplomatic situation is just
where it was when President Will
son informed the German govern
mcnt that its request for an armis-
tice and peace had been transmitted
to the allied governments. The next
step expected was the submission Of
terms OF an armistice TO Germany.
Announcement from London that
Premier LLOYD George and Foerign
Secretary Balfour had left Tor
France with naval and military ad-
viScrs foreshadoWed an early meet
ing OF the supreme war council at
Versailles. While the military and
naval members Of the council are
drawing terms OF an armistice which
will be, tantamount to surrender by
Germany, the political representa-
tiyeS OF the entente powers are eX-
pccted to discuss the individual
peace views OF their government
with a view to formulating a COM
pletc program to be presented il
Germany accepts the terms OF the
armistice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-29
VOLUNTEERS AIDED
EXEMPTION BOARD

Following is list OF volunteer
workers who assisted the local ex-
emption board Sunday. preparing
the alphabetical list OF registrants
of September Is: Miss Beulah
Springmau. Mrs. Charles s. Neal
Miss Buena Perkins. Miss Gladys
Holt. Miss lnez MarSton, Miss
Hazel DresSell Miss Laura Steak
lev Mrs. /. \. Cox, Mrs. NJ. w.
Wilmington, Mrs. Claudia Mclu-
tyre. Mrs. Helen Spence. Miss Gladis
Caldwell, J. f. Williams. John Hoff-
man lr.. W. r. Dickson. Lee Eddie
man. Charles Poulter, Sam Mat
thews. X. {. McKiddy, Virgil Harris
and James Barron. Ringer Drug
Co. contributed a box OF candy.
Willis McKizie, fireman at the
court house, put in the day supply
ing warmth fox the workers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-29
CZECH CHIEFS PROMISE
TO PREVENT EXCESSES
UNDER NEW REGIME

Amsterdam, Oct. 2S.-A dispatch
from Prague to the Vossische Zeit-
ung of Berlin, dated October a. says
that in compliance with a demand
made by American bankers, the
Czech leaders have given an under
taking that the prospective Czech
government will make every effort
to have the new regime in Bohemia
come into operation without eX-
cesseS.
The correspondents adds that It is
borne out by the entirely calm be-
havior of the Czechs in Prague who
are entitled to credit. at least for
the present, for keeping perfect dis
ciDline.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-29
OFFICIAL TEXT ARRIVES

Washington, Oct. 2S.-Thc Ger
man governments reply to Presi-
dent Wilson's last note, asserting
that the negotiations for peace are
being conducted by peoples gov
ernment with actual and conStitu-
tional power and that the terms Of
the American and allied govern
ments for an armistice are awaited,
reached the Swiss legation today by
cable.
This COMMUNICATION is regarded
here merely as an acknowledgment
OF the presidents note, with an indi-
cation of the anxious desire OF those
now in power at Berlin to hasten the
coming of definite stateennt of the
terms upon which their enemies will
permit hoStilities to cease.
The president is expected to make
no rejoinder. His personal eN-
changes with the German authOri-
ties. officials said today, ended when
he transmitted the correspondence
to the allies. The next step must be
on the part OF the co-belligerents
acting in concert.
London. Sunday. Oct. 2S.-T h e
German reichstag. by 4 great ma
iority. has adopted bill placing
the military command under con-
troll OF the civil government, accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-29
AMERICAN LONG
RANGE GUNS ARE
BOMBARDING TOWN
BULLETIN: :

With the American Forces North
west OF Verdun, Oct. 2S.-(3 p. m.)
-(By The Associated Press. 1.-The
American long range guns this aft
crnoon began firing on Longuyon.
The town OF Longuyon. is % miles
northeast OF Nerdun.
The American long range fire
also is being directed against the
vital Vote de Rocade on the railway
line paralleling the front. The Ger
mans are depending on this road to
shift their troops and supple, from
one point to another.