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Evening star., 1918-10-22
BELGIAN,

October IL to October 1S.-The last
days preceding the second phase of the
battle of Flanders were marked by a
great nervousness on the part of the en-
cmy. The Germans attempted vainly
one attack after the other. leaving pris-
oners in our hands on each occasion
On October II at dawn the Belgians and
French. flanked on the right By the Brit
ish, began an assault along a thirteen
mile front south of the Handzaeme
Canal
: The vim of our soldiers broke down
the desperate resistance of the enemy,
80 that the end Of the day showed an
advance ranging from three to six and
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70 FREE DEpoRTED BELG1ANs.

ROME. October 22.-Baron Won der
Lancken. chief of the German politi-
cal department at. Brussels. has in
formed Cardinal Mercier. primate Of
Belgium, that when the Germans
evacuate that country the deported
BeIgians and political prisoners will
be spontaneously released. according
to the osservatore Roman. the semi
official Vatican organ.
!, He told Cardinal Mercier, 1t is said.
that q part of the Belgians who were
deported would be free to return to
their country on Monday. :.
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Hun securitie, Flood Swiss Banks.

:. GENEVA. October 21.-A Swiss
banker is authority for the state
Hent that Swiss banks are flooded
with securities, titles and scrip
money from Germany and Austria. in
spite Of the heavy loss by. exchanse.
vienna losing 50 per cent and Berlin
~ per cent. A large proportion Of
the depo4itoFs and sellers belong to
the princeiy families. posing under
Assumed names. ,.T 81,
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FURTHER PROGRESS IS SCORED
BY FRENCH ON SERRE FRONT

the French have occupied Mestrecourt-
Richecourt.
WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES, IN
NORTHERN FRANCE. October ~21-
The Disc canal has been crossed on q
wide front from Etreux southwark
against the heaviest resistance. Here,
as elsewhere all along this part Of the
battle area, the Germans are fighting
with the realisation that every foot Of
ground lost increases the menace to
their comrades for many miles to the
north and south.
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of her good faith the answer she made
yesterday might have drawn, forth
some sympathy.
Key in Presidents R,ply.
So TODAY the situation in Washin;e-
ton may be described as one Of open
discussion. But it should not be in
ferred that the answer or action "f
the President will therefore be any
less vigorous than those Of the last
ten Gays. Indeed, the key to the sit
uation still seems to be in the Pres
idents reply to the Pope. wherein he
said:
s.The test, therefore. of every plan
of peace is this: Is it. based upon the
faith of all the peoples involved or
merely upon the word Of an anbi-
tious and intriguing government on
the one hand and of a group of free
peoples on the other? This is a test
which goes to the root of the matter.
and it is the test which must be ap-.
Piled"
Editorial opinion from all parts OF
the country is practically unanimous
that the test has not been met, that
the words in the note are still those
of IAN ambitious and intriguing gov
ernment." The President in that same
reply to the Pope said:
Further Statement to Pope.
1--WE cannot take the word of the
present rulers of Germany as a guar
anty Of anything that is to endure.
,nIess explicitly supported by such
conclusive evidence of the will and
purpose of the German people them
selves as the other peoples of the
world would be justified in accepting.
Without such guarantees. treaties of
settlement, agreements for disarma-
ment, covenants to set up arbitration
in the place of force, territorial ad-
justments, reconstitutions of small n3-
tions. il made with the German 8.
ernment. no man, no nation could nnw
depend on"
The question is. therefore. NJ e.
Conclusive. e. evidence" has been =
The evidence thus far is limited .-
a proposal to reform. The kaiser al ~
his cohorts still remain. .
The answ er of the President. bas.i
upon the deductions OF those ~ho
know hS mind hest. would seem to
be in effect: Not yet. you haven't
guaranteed US against a return to au--
tocracy, you haven't even rid yourself
yet Of your autocracy."
Evening star., 1918-10-22
MT; :Rarker,s Statement.

"The ahealth authorities all agree
that the crowding of street cars is a
prolific source of spreading the in
huenza epidemic.
'"The local traction companies have
a very large number Of employees out
of its service on account OF illness.
ing the staggered hours system
adopted by the several departments,
agencies and business houses in
Washington, are temporarily unable
to transport workers and others with
out serious overcrowding.
TT is evidnt that the. public does
not fully appreciate the necessity as
a public health measure. of tempo
rarily relieving uch overcrowdinE
which all OF the health authorities
advise is imperative in order to prompt
ly control the epidemic.
There are in Washington several
thousand passenger automobiles
whose owners upon being advised of
the. necessity therefor will welcome
ward s p Stamping out the epidemic by
agreeing to transport war workers 70
the extent of the seating capacity OF
their cars. TIL eplan adopted In prfn-
ciple at a recent meeting OF tne gov
designed to get the message OF neces-
sity home to these automobile owners
and request their whole-hearted CO.
operation in making the plan a sue
cess.
.'It has never heretofore been and
it is not believed that it is now nee
essary to do more than to state the
facts to the public to insure Its CO.
operation. The poster obtained by
them as signifying their willingness
to help may well be regarded as a
badge of honor. 1t is their pledge OF
help to their government In serious
emergency"
Evening star., 1918-10-22
Umberto Dies While in Army.

y ROME. October 22.-Prince Um-
Aerto. Count Of Salemi. cousin Of King
Victor Emmanuel is dead at Cres-
nano, near Monte Grappa. where he
c6mmanded battery in the italian
SfmE Ha:Eeaetxsnty-Ains years. old.
Evening star., 1918-10-22
VIOLENT OUTBREAKS
TAKE PLACE IN JASSY

PARIS. October % (Havas).-vio-
lent demonstrations have occurred in
Jassy. the temporary capital Of Ru-
mania. according to advices received
here. A mob broke into the Office Of
the 1ssilor Gazette and the printing
plant was demolished.
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chancellor to Address Reichstag.

BERN. Monday. October n (Havas)
Prince Maximilian. the German inn
perial chancellor. win speak at a pien-
ary meeting of the reichstag on
Tuesday, according 10 Berlin advicea
Debate on general policies viii fol-
low. It. is expected, that 1t will last
Evening star., 1918-10-22
TO OWNERS OF PASSENGER
AUTOMOBILES:


Beginning Monday October e. and until further notice. owners
Of automobiles requested and expected to
with the committee In order to
help eliminate the inuenza facilitate the transportation OF
workers to and from their Offices.
To this will attach windsheds the following
notice. obtaab at police headquarters stations and substaons
Department. gasoline filing stations and auto
mobile establishments:
WAR WORKERS
$3.50 430-6:30
Destinations:
To be filled in
War hail already filed to seating
capacity going the direction indicated Windshield from to
$3.50 and from 4:3o to $50 pm.
expected take passengers seating
unless going pressing errand of necessity
of above will indicate
This does not apply to licensed public vehicles
Only the privilege of 'haiing
police will cooperate in supplying windshield notices.
automobiles employed
venting. abuses of privileges provided.
E. g. PARKER, Chairman,
Governmental Emergency Committee.
w. P. EMO, Chairman,
Division of Transportation.
Evening star., 1918-10-22
GERMAN.

Octoper Il (niSht).-Our counter
attack against the heights on. the
Aisne on both sides of Vouziers.
which have been occupied by the
Day. western theater-In Flanders
there has been violent fighting be-
fore and on the Lys sector between
Ursel and Courtrai We threw back
the enemy. who had temporarily
penetrated into Someghem, by
counter attack.
On both sides of LIE Cateau we
maintained our positions in general
after hard and fluctuating fighting.
Here the 44th Brandenburg Reserve
Division especially distinguished
our infantry. effectively supported by
the artillery. the enemy attack. which
was delivered with large electives
in men and material, has thus failed
on the whole OF the front of twenty
miles). with the exception of limited
local gains of ground,
North of the Serre fresh enemy at
tacks were repulsed. On both sides
of the Laon-Marle road we made q
counter attack and cleared such
the hands of the enemy and also re-
pulsed strong counter attacks.
To the west of the Aisne, East
Prussian battalions and the 231st Re-
serve Infantry Regiment also recap
tured their positions by a counter
attack and repulsed enemy attacks.
To the east of Vousiers the enemy
attempted by means of a continua-
tion of his attacks to extend the
local successes which he obtained on
October 1s. His attacks failed. owing
chiefly to a counter attack by the
filth Infantry Regiment and the
stubborn defense of the 7th company
of the Gath Bavarian Infantry Regi-
ment.
To the east of Bantheville partial
repuIsed.
For the rest. the fighting activity
on both sides of the Meuse remain
ed within moderate bounds. ~ /.
In the southeastern theater Of war,
on the Morava, we repulsed repeat
ed partial attacks by the Serbfans.
Evening star., 1918-10-22

By the Associated Press.
, PARIS. October 22.-Further progress
was made last night by the French on
the Serre front. the war Office announces
The French reached the railway north
east Of Assis-sur-Serre. and also the St
Jacques farm. northwest of chalandry.
PARIS, October 21-The situation is
without change on the Disc front. ac-
cording to the war Office announcement
tonight Between the Disc and the Aisne
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Attitude of German People.

The permanence of the new system
is, however, guaranteed not only by
constitutional safeguards. but also by
the unshakable determination of the
German people whose vast majority
stands behind these reforms and de-
mands their energetic continuance.
The question: of the President-with
whom he and the governments ASSOC
ciated against Germany are dealing
Is therefore answered in a clear, un-
equivocal manner by the statement
that the offer of peace and an armis-
tice has come from government
which is free from any arbitrary and
irresponsible influence. is supported
by the approval of an overwhelming
majority of the German people.
(Sfgned) SOLF.
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Ponder Over Order.

The secretary explains that while, IL
has been stated that the plan 10 10
the newspaper articles have been
- ..ssssy 80 The erect thAt Sjko s41A-:
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OFFICIAL WAR REPORTS.

one-half miles. The villages Of Hand
zaeme, Cortemarck. Geite st. Joseph,
Hooglede, Beveren. Rumbeke, Winckel
and st. Iloi were delivered.
In the center the French carried
Roulers. Continuing their progress
during the. 18th. the Belsians gained
several miles more in the region north
of the line from Handzaeme to Corte-
marck. The French gained possession
of the plateau of Hooglede, GIFTS and
iGitsberg. Farther to the south our
brave infantry took Lendelede and
attained the railroad from Courtrai to
lngelmunster.
During the two days fighting we
took 1000 prisoners and eighty can
was captured by the Belgians.
On the. 10th the front extended to
north Of the canal of Handzaeme, the
User was crossed at Schoorbakke, and
We PASSED through Kegho md Thou
Irout. We also occupied Bavichove.
On the 18th the enemy. beaten. gave
way under our PRESSURE and retreated,
closely; pursued. to the north: Our
men entered Ostend and advanced to
the cast as far as zedelghen and Rnde
dersvoGrde. The Belgian cavalry was
at the gates of Bruges.
In the center the French were on
the outskirts of Thielt, and on the
south we were in touch with the Brit
ish near Harlebeke.
Everywhere the freed population Is
celebrating, and sreets the allied
October 21.-We continued to press
back the enemy and drove him to
the east of the Canal de Derivation
de la Lys. between the Dutch from
. tier near Eede and south of Meeren-
DIRE. We took 200 prisoners.
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ATEST HUN ..E.Y
PUZZLES OFFICIALS

(Continred from First Page.)
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BRITISH

october 22.-As a result Of local
hghting during the night we ad-
vanced our line to the left bank Sof
the River Ecaillon. south of Thiant,
the western portion of which Is in
our possession.
Further progress has been made
by our troops between Valencienn
and Tournai. The enemy's resistance
on this front is increasing.
In the Tournai sector. US a result
of sharp fighting during the night,
we drove the enemy out of the VIII
lage of Orcq and the woods in the
nighborhood of Froyenne. Our troops
now are within less than mile from
the town.
October 21-During the night and
early morning there was sharp tight
ing for possession of the village of
Amerval. which we captured during
our attack yesterday. Determined at
tacks to regain the village were re-
pulsed.
Early this morning the enemy made
an unsuccessful attempt to drive in
our advanced troops In the neighhor-
hood of the Cambrai-Bavai road. We
secured few prisoners. East and
north of Denain our progress has
continued in the face of considerable
opposition.
we are less than two miles from
CalencienneS and have reached the
general line La Sentinelle-St Amand-
Bongy-Taintegnies. We hold the west
bank of the Scheldt at and several
miles north of Pont-a-Chin, northw est
Of Tournai.
Evening star., 1918-10-22
GET4N-MY-AUTOS
TAKE MANY ABOARD
Drivers and Public Accept
Anti Congestion Plan
in District.
CAR FARES TO AID FUNDS
CAR FARES. TO AID FUNDS

Many war workers occuoied seats In
automobiles this morning for the first
time since they came to the capital to
get busy for Uncle Sam. This is the
result Of the scheme concocted by the
government emergency committee
whereby motor car owners and driv-
ers take aboard men and women and
put them down somewhere near their
destinations. thereby relieving traffic
congestion, improving Washington's
war machinery. and, last but not least,
incidentally helping to check the in
fluenza.
Only comparatively small proper
tion Of cars have as yet been equip
ped with the sign that is an invita-
tion to ride. obtainable from police Of
ficials. garages. etc. But more cars
displayed them this .r,orning than last
night, and the emergency committee
feels confident that in a few days they
will be generally adopted
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FRENCH.

i october 22.-North of the oise' the
Night was characterized by great &C
ffvity on the part of the German artll-
sOn the serre front the French made
farther progress. They reached the
railway northeast of Assis-sur-Serre
and the st. Jacques farm. northWesf
of Chalandry. West of Chateau Por-
cfen tn re was active artillery fire..
October 21.-The situation is with
out change on the Disc front Be
tween the Disc and the Serre our
troops resumed their progress this
morning On the right we occupied
Mestrecourt-R -Riche court. taking a out
nifty prisoners; on the left. between
Lucy and Villers-le-Sec. We gained
ground despite the enemy's spirited
resistance. The battle was stubborn.
-S.On the plateau east of Vouziers the
Germans counter attacked several
Times with large electives. Our
&Ioops resisted all the assaults and
ayaintained their positions.
Evening star., 1918-10-22
Constitution Amended.

Hitherto the representation Of the
people in the German empire has not
been endowed with an influence on the
formation of the government.
The constitution did not provide for
a concurrence of representation of the
people in decisions of peace and war
These cond 'tions have just now under
gone a fundamental change. A new
government has been formed in COM
plete accordance with the wishes
(principle?) of the representation of
the people, based on equal universal.
secret, direct franchise.
The leaders of the great parties Of
the reichstag are members of this
government. In the future no gov
ernment can take or continue in office
without possessing the confidence of a
majority of the reichstag.
The responsibility of the chancellor
of the empire to the representations
of the people is being legally devel-
oped and safeguarded. The first act
of the new government has been to
lay before the reichstag a bill to alter
the constitution of the empire 80 that
the consent of the representation of
the people is required for decisions on
war and peace,
Evening star., 1918-10-22

ers are ordered to carry. war work
ers to and from their tasks, and that
this "order' idea Is taken as re-
fiection on their patriotism.
"If the organization behind the plan
has been misquoted." he. says. "and
those who have assumed this work
are seeking only voluntary co-opera-
tion. a clarifying statement ought to
be Forthcoming without delay. If, on
the other hand, local cars have been
communicated by the government,
that fact ought to be stated plainly
and proper procedure followed"
The clarifying statement reassuring
completely any who might feel that
their ears IRA being co'n'nandaer L.
may be found in Chairman Parker's
words which should set the matter
finally at. rest and nullify any dis
crepancS In the early wording Of the
Evening star., 1918-10-22

of her good faith the answer she made
yesterday might have drawn. forth
some sympathy.
Evening star., 1918-10-22
TEXT OF KAISER'S RESPONSE
TO PRESIDENT WILSON'S NOTE

will reach every single submarine at
sea before its return.
AS a fundamental condition for
peace the President prescribes the de-
struction of every arbitrary power
that can separately, secretly and OF
its own single choice disturb the
peace Of the world. To this the Ger
man government replies:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
4 Statement to Bisbee Voters
frontlnued from Page onel

in probably
  single Liberty Bend in any of the three issues the in a equaled Brewery Guch  Daisy considered locate andy in the Warren
 
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 all heavy payer valuable business which brings him big election this
  with
  sisance to a country in need of every available resource Liberty Bonds it? but make bank for selfish ends Otherwise the Bond higher. hours the districts in War Stamps and Thrift samps they doing these things? 
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 What s puzzle patriotism nlclamed naged undeservd unexercised citizenship balance scales The entire weight falls side and the Citizens ncn1artn conscientious able patrioic unswervne candidates tAd) COMMITTEE ON PUBLICITY CITIZENS NoNPARTlSAN TICKET
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
 Relieved by Black -Draught.

Rossville, Ga.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, of this place, writes: My husband is an engineer, and once while lifting, he in- lured himself with piece of heavy ma chinery, across the abdomen. He was so sore he could not bear to press on himself at all, on chest or abdomen. He weighed l65 lbs, and fep off until he weighed no lbs, in two weeks.
 He became constipaied and it looked like he would die. We had three different doctors, yet with all their mo dicine. his bowels failed to act. He would turn up a ten-cent bottle of castor oil. and drink it two or three days in succession. He did this yet without result. We became desperate, he suffered so. He was swol- len terribly. He told me his suffering could only be described as torture.
 ssnt and bought Thedford's Black Draught. made him take a big dose, and when 1t began 10 act he tainted, he was in such misery, but he got relief and began to mend at once. He got well. and we both feel he owes his life to Thedford's Black k-Draught."
 Thedford's Black Draught will help you to keep fit, ready for the days work. Try itl NC-l3i
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-25
Warren District Doubles Quota in
 Second DriUe for Red Cross Funds

With subscriptions totalling over S55,000 accounted for last night, and with committees yet to report on large numbers ot residents of the district, the Warren mining district had more than doubled its quota on the second Red Cross drive for funds, had made good it's pledge to go twice over the top and had rendered the first re port of such stupendous success from any city or district of the Pacific di- vision. in which Bisbee is located. The record is one of intense patriotism and spirit, and is the best reflector of the manner n which the district has fallen to the task of winning the war. Those in charge of the campaign are more than jubilant at the results at tained.
 Reports yesterday from Tombstone gave the total raised in that city for the drive at S2041.00, more than the allotted orota of the camp, while the complete report from Naco, with names of subscribers, which are here with published, give as the result Of the campaign in the border town a total of S519 These figures more than top the mark originally expected, and set as a minimum. Indications last evening were that the entire county will exceed its quota,
 One of the most patriotic responses of the campaign came to the commit tee yesterday when thirty-six Greek residents of the district sent a total subscription of more than S130 to the headquarters by a committee of their countrymen. They stated that were it possible they would give even more freely. They feel, however, that they cannot allow the appeal to pass un- needed, and that they are giving to the best of their ability.
 Following is an additional list of residents of the district who have at tained places on the Honor Roll of the Red Cross through their contributions:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-15
Fined 500
For Making Gunplay
At Wronged Husband

r. q. Redmond arrested Yesterday
after drawing IS revolver when con.
froutcd boy Juan ORTIZ OF Lac Vegas.
who found his missing wife iu hIi
company. was fined Slo0 uy Justice
of tho Peace William Mcclellan yes.
tcrday afternoon
Mr-. prtiz admitted 300 court thHt
she lett Las Vegas with Redmond
ON December 10 taking her baby
with her She said Ec persuaded hor
10 500. ortiz found thom Yesterday
morning iu "a house ou West IRON
avenue Mrs Ortiz sale she helped
disarm Redmond she came into
court with her husband, her baby m
her arms
Mrs ortiz said she aud i,olIuond
came here 100 hla cur. and that h'
gave the automobile On Nr.t payment
Tor 30 house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-15

laboratory work m the chpmlstr,
Laboratories is proceeding apucr now
that the gus machine hus been FINALLY
Installed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-15
Ballomini to Camp;
Board Soon to Get
An Induction Manual

Nollo Gallomiui started for Fort
Riley kars. this morning. NJ am Art-
coma ~'icctaut and us told. tho charge
arHin-t him growing ,ut Of hs ai-
legged assault ON o. boy with m, butt
OF o. pistol viii Doe uullu pressed
z lauI Hutiu, chief clerk uf the local
urufr board saw Ballom.nt oft at
the station.
The provost marshall office has un-
nuurc,d the early Issuance uf Hu Iu-
du.tIun manual hy which men will Doc
taken Int" the military service There
arc -four kinds of iudustiuu. The FIRST
general induction, which Be- the normal
Induction uf quota oout.nscnts with
the view of sending them 60 the usual
mobilization camp Tho second I-
voluntary induction Tho third rs tudi-
N'dual induction which is the Undue
tl1u Of individuals Iy name The
fourth class special induction. applies
Goo tho Induction of registrauts usually
but not necessarily skilled m some
special line of work ENrr5 local
board viii Dee required nightly To-
MAKE 90 report Of the special Nuluu-
faiy and Individual tudurtIul- mtdc
during ne day 10 the adiuttu' general
will send the Information go th"
provost marshal gcncral'- office THIS
Ie dome Go prevent congestion - men
Ai Iuy various headquarters as The
provost marshal general VIII mot al
movements uf men except o- lhey
cam aCsDurtd for