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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16

tige OeutIfe 01eI0ung fiber Belle.
gli1g Der irnerpoIitiiden oeutIden
S6pierigfeiten miro bier ais elm
4onlprouiB betradtet. 9feidSf113Ier
SertIing ieIbit bil0ete ein aolnprcsl
nib, l1lo iu6ent ibnl aontroIIe iiber
bic GoIitif i'm Often gegeben miro,
ideint es beoeutitngsboiL, ouB Die
9eilitariiten nid)t ililtaroe iDarel,
@inoenbrrg ooer irgen0 eineul ons
0eren @lilitoriiten bolle aontroI[e sit
9eber, onltatt ibu inn Die 9iftotor4
idaft I'M 8eiteit 5u berIeiben.
SSnoeiien miro in getpiiiet offisicIs
len 8reiien Oarnitf bingetDieien, 00B
@ertling nur besbalb boac gelue.
gui1gsfreibeit betreffs 9fuBIan0s ber-
Iiehen mur0e, I'M Sic 2iberaIen,
meIde Der q(ttnerion oppOnieren III
fo0erit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
altttlt9srat
Ser Periitallrt> S09ltc
@ierteliG6rlide Gitnng it Sina6u.
-Biinitiger StaaS Der
Syinan5en.

Ser @roBberlpnltlrng8rot be8 Or
0ens Der Sermonn8 : Sobne bon
9eebrosto belt 0iersto9 ieine bier
teliGbrlide 8erionnlllng sur Rrii-
fintg Der Bidder luo Grle0igung
anoerer @eiddfte i'm 9arton Sotel
bier ab. gfae @roB6eontten tparet
5ugegen nit 9[usnobme oes Serrn
Gobnonn aus Settings, beiien @allt-
ter am IA. 9anuor in Carroll, So,
geitorben lit.
3u Sen mi9tigitell erleoigten @e.
IdGften 3Gblen: 3ie @roBlogens
fiBung fit berl6o6en por0en Ourd)
llrabitimntung Der 2oaennitgIie0er
5tott oeiien ioa int 6riibjabr cine
8erianmllrng aller 8eantten Der 50.
gen itattfinoen, 1ttn borliegenoe mid.
tige 6rogen orts3uar6eiten 1tllo ben
2ogen 5lr llrobitimmung 8lt inter
breitelt.
8elhlolen iUur0G cine Rciollttinn
Der Getltollialoge au3unebmeh uorin
Die 9eationoI s@roBloge eriltdt prt.
De, in gIeider @eiie at perfabre1.
Cine &eiol1ttion muroe ollgenous
men, ben 3meigIogen at enpfe6Ielt
4rieg8Ipormarfen aus i6reu Goiien
sit faltfen ttno 0onn an ibre Ntt-
glieOer uieoer 8u berfanfen.
glnipeieuo moren: 8i8e.g1ational-
8roB 4rdiioent, S5obn MatteS; @rob-
grdiioent, Gn. giepenItof; @roB-
5efretar, Carl 9foboe; @roB-Sfab-
reiiter. 6rib @oIpp; @roB gerluul=
So6n Sdin0Ier uuo u.
q. goung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
lltiinc9eiicr pot ecoen
Oemiitiolllto 1auBfanSs

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on jan
16., as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1879
2GmiteronuL 16. San. Die g}iiu.
djeuer Roit marut in einem 2eitur.
tffeI ge0en cine a9emiitiglutg giuB.
lambs. Sic 8otidait Oes 4rofi.
benton @ilion", iogt Bic eenannte
8eitmg bat Dos 0itIidc 9roblcul
8u einer internotionaIen 5roge gc.
madt. Die ruiiiibe GeboIition bat
0aS oiterreidiid lngariide natiouuli.
itiide @efiigl 3um Sieoepuntt ge.
6ro6t."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
Sitr s(biii1e auf
Scnine abgefeurrt
Gr bfcibt itfrcrlcSt; Gin bn bc0lcitcnScr SRtucis
ser Scsialiit pcrtuMncct; Sas Stc6cn
Scr SricScmsuctbanSl
tsundniid6er @eian6tcr wieSer frei eelaIIen

troifene offi3ielle Melbuugen beia.
gen, 0aB ii6 inter 0en 8oIibebifi
Die @leiuun9 brett made, es iei MIR
TtlGglid), ais 5ieger o0er 9eiiegte NIT
8eutihlou0 5u ber9an0eln. Gas @e.
fiiBl miro INNER itdrfer, oaB bic
ruiiiitben llnter1Gnoler in Der Sc.
ituug Brett 2itobSf ii6 boQit1noig
in Sdnoen Der 6eir0e befinoen mo
DOB 9lnitrell9un9en gelnddt iper0erL
Oen Grt Der 9erbon0lungen mad Ell.
nen nn0eren 6rt 81 berIegen. Nus
geiprodene Weinltngsberi6ie
bat iid) IN Der aonferen5 betreffS ser
3ufltnit Scr 9olen, 2italer 1tn6
2etten flln0geton, uno man bat Die
lle6er3eltgung erbaIten, Dab oie
Qeuti6eH, bon Dem @efilbl 0urm'
0rnngen, oab iie i6ren g8iQen in bie.
ier 8e5iebllng cher 5u 9reit-2itobSf
olrtbleben fomen bisber cine
gerleouug oeS Grt8 ser aonierens
nod einem neltrolen 2on0e berbins
0ert bat.
9reimal perraten, iascn 9inmduen.
2onOou. 16. syoll.-Qer s{orre-
jpot6ent Der Gime8 meloat, 0aB bic
gtuudnen gegen Die giuiien inlnter
mebr er6tttert lper0en. Die 9tlntG.
nen bobeu ons Gefiibl, DOB fie orei-
NAL BON oet Gu1en berrnten loor0en
iino, 8uerIt bon Der Gcgierlng 0es
3areA 0onn bon Ser probiiorii6cn
im0 otn idlimniiten bon alien BON
Der 9olibebifi Regiertng.
9inmaaen ans Der Soft entlaiIen.
4etrograo, Is. Son. - Der ru.
aRiniide @eion0te 9isman6is, mel.
der allf 6jebeiB Ser golibebifi gfe.
1ieriing berbaftet puroe, lit oltf Ser
Geuine'8 pieoer auf freien
CUB geIett fporoeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
!SriiQere Hmiicns5arin
alt0cblieb irrIinnie

(Tue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16., as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
glnliter0on 16. San.-3ie tribe.
re 3orin bon 9iuBluno, cine gebo.
rene Grti5eiiiu bon Seiien, bot ge-
ln1B Oeutid)en 3eitln9sna6ribteu
ihren 9eritan0 perloren un0 befinoet
f6 iebt in einem Sanatoriiiu in
5obolSt, Si6irien. SIR 3nitano miro
ais Boffnung8los an9eieben. Sie lit
0ie 1ohter oes @roBber3ogs 2topig
6e5 @ierien bon Seiien ilnb Ser
'grin5eiiin glliee, elmer Sohter Der
g|ictoria bon @roBbriton
nien. Sic bern16ltc fh OH 26.
5epiem6er 1895 NIT 0etu 3aren
9iifolal5 Ger G6e entiprangen
biet Iod)ter mo Gin Sobn, Der
SGroniolger alcris, Ser an ~
9luauit 1904 aeboren muroe. 92odD
Der GnttGrouunq Hires @ntteu folgte
iie ibm uad 1obolsf in 0ie Scion
aenidDoit. Die lluiider6eit Ger 3us.
funft Der 5aniLie ilno bic 2eioen Der
eefangenid)oft iolleu ibreH @eritanO
5erriittet bobcm Gle lit cine Bale
oes ofutiden aoiiers uno oeriel6e
llot iDrem lnlO i9rer 5nmilie Sdlif.
III ME 9roEeues 5nicreiic cnigegel.
ge0ladt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
SleiicbLoic Gage an
1focitkiiite aitfoe6cben
Ga3ifiife Staattn Gnben infolac bun
9iirre snhiel 9iin6. unb
SammelfleiiG.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16y as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1879
Chicago, 16. San. - nsgIeiifIoIe
Qienstage" iperoen III 0en po8ifiiden
Gta1ten fir 0ie n1dIten go Gaze
abgeidafft iper0en. D9ie 9iirra an
Der pa8ifffhen aiiite bot es notluet-
Dig gemndt. cine unnorrnole 8ab[
BON Rin0bieb un0 Sddfen bort nab.
reno Der nd6iten @oHen 5u idlah-
ten" iagte SSoiepb 9S. Cotton, Ser
&oriiber Der Soooer' iden 3leiida6-
telling. o@S par iHfoIge Der Grams.
port8uitdttoe unproftifdi, 0en&9eion-
ten tenlpordren lle6eribuB In iener
@egett6 fir Die g(usfubr 81 nebuen.
g[uS 0ieiem @rlnt0e miro Ser freie
@e6raud) bon 9fin0- ltn6 Sanlrtel.
fleiif oil 9ien8tdgen in 0en po3ifi.
iaen Stooten fir nur 60 Gage qe.
Itattet iei1." Z" 9e8iigIiA Der 6Ilgeu1ei.
men GIeiiffititation iagte Cotton 6aB
pOie 3uitdlloe in Sen alliierten Gan.
bern e8 fir oieie8 2an0 n0tig na.
den ibnen biel niebr s5Geifd 3u len.
bet beionoers 56neinefIeifd, oI8
ie 3ubor."
oGs beitebt cine ie6r nirflide
M0ali6teit elmer oIlgelneinen 6Ieiid-
not in einigen Ntonaten, erflGrte CT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., ON Jan.
49,, as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1917
9setrograS, t6. syon- Sciite iuur.
Sen auf glidoIdi 2enine, uodoem er
Der gl5reiIG BON 9foten @Jaroiiten
nod Der 6ront beigenobnt 6otte
unD iidl ouf Dem Seimipeg befono,
piersieboIDerid)iiiie obgegeben. 9enine
bIieb nnberIebt, 0em olle bier
Shiiile giroen iebl.
Gin G6mei8er So5ialiit ser ii6
Ill @eaIeitlng 2eniue's beiano, ipitr-
be BON eirer Ser sfugeln Ieiht on
Der pafio berlpun0et.
Seine gIenSernno Ocs StanSpnnftcs.
2onbon, 16. s5on.-Itob ser oll-
aeniheinlifen Stoflng Der 5rie-
Observation-Disclosures 8miid6en Sen
slniien nno 3entrolmGdten infolgc
Der Gppoiition Der gtlliieu Qegen.
iiber Den 5or0ernnaen Der oeutiden
@erbiinoeten nur0e inn 9leihstag
sic glitfiin0igln9 gcnadt onB in
oeh syuitruftioneu an 0ie @olptber-
treter Genti6lauos feine genoerung
eriOl9t iei.
Cine Genter0epeihe aus 9etro.
arab nleI0et: 0ertreter Der ollHerten
Illuo nelltrolen 02ddte bieIten ouf|
Aer anerifalliiden gotidnit cine
'sionierea8 al, III pefder bel 2enine
.lnegen ser @erbaitung Der rluidni.
IiAeu Observation-Disclosures 45ro-
HEN erboben pnr0e. sSn Dem 95roteit
miro Gntriiihlng luegen oes @rltd8
|alen biploulatiiden grouds in6
Site ausgeoriidt ilno Ole iofortige
Der ger1afteten berIaugt.
2enine Derillfte. Die @erbaftung
|Saourd) Bit red)tferti9en, 6aB iid Die
sHnuldnen ruiiiiden 3riippen (8ol-
Iibebiti) gegeniiber fein0ieIie per-
AaIten batten, beriprod in0eiien, 10.
tort oeu gtut Der aounliiiare 81.
I'mnnert at berliien, I'm Die 6rage |
I \ erleOigen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
5paniide 5ranen prOtcitiercn gegeu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

tIrue translation tlled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16., as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1910
Barcelona, Sponieu, 1G. s5an.-
Cine unermeBli6e 2ln3nbl GSraueu
bot Die 3ugdnqe nod Der StaotbaIlc
geitern beiebt o(s 98roteit geqen Oie
uaiien Observation-Disclosures.
Die 9nlIuitrnoc Oes Smlpttreppen.
6rah mo Sm6erte bon
5raiicu iicIeh berob. 80 Oubon mnrs
0cn if)limn qeqletidt.
glaori0. is. San-0 -0lanifeitatio-
reu orf groBeu 0laBitabe finoen
fortgeiett in ben Jabritscntren
5pnniens, 6eiouOers in @aIoDa in0
galentia lidtt Die ltnreit iplrroe
onrh oos SdlieBen Der Sa6rifcn
nfolae aoblclunanaels imO @iangcls
an 9iobiaaterial nod rrbobt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
sitnna bes arieasrafs Oer glQiirrtrn

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
49,, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1879
4laris t6 Son. Cine 9leuar
9erioutuillng oeS o6criten aricgs.
rates, an Dem oic 9'retnier3 in6
nilitdriiden Gcrtreter bon 5rant.
reid, @roB6ritanuieu mo sytalien
feilnebmen merOen, miro in fnr5er
8eit in Gerioillcs itattiiu0er nm
Ole militdriidcn Cperationcn on Der
iDeItli6en Iront oie Jet sStalieH
ciui6Iiebt, 8it 6eipredeu im0 81 pla.
neiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
Sur Rc9iitricrilfte
sfctnSlic9cr 1lmsl1ntcr"
glaiIen Iidl an Dem Sun ben betr. ge.
6Oroen feitaeietten 8lGtc in ber
sSOde, Die am 4. Scbrnar
6eginnt, melOen.

1
(True translation filed with th,
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan
49,, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1879
QNe rfein6Iiden ausIGu0er" ii
gle6rosfo niiiiien in Der am A.
6ebrltor beqinnen0en ISOLDE fid re.
Igiitrieren loiien. gunoesmarIfolI
I6Ipun ltno @oitmeiiter Scanning ba.
ben bnlle SSnitriJftionen ii6er oie Ser.
Ionltaltnng Der RegiItrierlinq erbo[.
fen. Sic boben ouf cine groBe 9(n-
8abl BantpbIete erbolten, 0ie 6ie
sindelAciten Der 5ie9ieuug ange.
ben
S5n 6td6ten NIT einer geb0I-
ferlrngS5nbI bon 5000 ooer 6ariiber
miro Der 9Iat gum RegiItrieren
bonn 9oIi5eifef mo in Stdoten, 6e-
rem @ittiDobner5abI lpeniser ol8 5000
6etrdat, bon Dem 4oitneiIter ange-
.geben meroen.
Gie Ie6rasfner Stqote bon 5000
@inpobnern un0 0uril6er, in oeren
Der 8oli3eihef Die GegiItrierltng lei.
ten miro, iino Beatrice, Columbus,
l}air6urb, Sreltont, @rano eys[an6,
@uiting8, aearnen, 2incoln, g1ebrasfa
Gin, 3orfoIf, 9moba ln0 gort.
@lari6aL fSIbnn ien0et SSSuItruftio.
nen an Die 95oli3eidefs un6 GoItneis
tier 6ulinina an bic 9Soitlneiiter.
Die gtegiitrierllngsforniulare lia6
unlfaiIeno. 9teben Der @eantlnortllng
bon II 6rogen mltb Ser 9tcgiitrant
aud ieine &6otoqrap5ie nebnlen Iaf.
ien mo Elm gi(O ouf oas 9ie-
qiItrieritngs g[ffiOobit fleben. 9l6.
bride Ieiner Dottrnen un6 Singer
miiIien ebenfoas inn Q(ffioabit er.
ideinen. 8n8 glfii0abit nuiB bon
Dem Regiitrduten linteridrieben uno
ieiu.
3ie RegiitrierltngS 2(ffi0obit8 nuii.
fen in 0rei grentplnren alt5gefilbrt
iein. Gines oobon miro nah g9olb.
ington geionot tueroen itn0 eines I'M
9eiibe oes 9tnoesmari6oas blei.
ben.
gSod Der 9egiitrierlng meroen bic
s5eamten angeipieIen, Die 9imtigfeit
Der gEuttporten, Die bon ben &egi-
ltranten gegeben Duroen ollf ie6e
rn0gIide geeiie felt8uitelen. Cine
Regiitrierlngsfarte oarf Dem &egi.
itrdnteu auf ieire 9lppIitotion bin
10 Gage nn6 ieiner 9tegiltrierllng
iperoen, tuern Die q(ngo.
ben IN ieinem g(ffioobit ais ridtig
5efttn0en puroen.
gie Photographic, s5ingerab0riide
lno llnteribrift bes 9fegiItranten
ntiiiien altf ben affioobits ltno oen
fegiitrierimg8forten borbanoen fem.
Die &egiitrnnten ioten pie-oie SSSyu-
trltftionen beiogen, 0niHt nls @er.
.onen BON idlIedtem G9orafter, ion.
bern in elmer b6flideu un0 frelu0-
.iden gseiie" be9an0elt per6en.
D6einolide 4u8tdnoer ioI(ten iid)
jur 9egiitrierttHq nidt bor Dem A.
5ebrror melbeu", iagte 2}aribat |
5Ipnn. oaber IN ser 3tpiI6en3eit |
.0nnen Iie ibre photographer ne6- !
nen laiieu 9ieie iolen 8rilItbilOer
II Ser @r0Be bon orei bet 6rei 3oa |
mo nidt ouf Iteifem 9}opier oufge. |
Iebt fem. Gle Iotlten 6ieIe mitbrin.
Ien menn iie alr 9ie8iitrierung
omulet.
es 1T pabrideinIif. ooB bie I
5taot9allr bonn QoIi8cihei ols oerI
iieIioe 9leaiitrieringspldt fir fetno-
ihe @(u8ldnoer beitinnt iperoeu
Dir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16

81 oen ainiiteu. bon ipelfen Elm
berilbmter WiaHn eirnnl gcid9t bat,
lie be5eidlHeten bic gliiiAe Der gol.
fer ae1ori bic sluni 81 Iiigen jcs
oeaialls nidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
go(IheSifi 6eunruhiat.

ggaIbinaton, is. s5an.-0ie 0loris
.maliiten fino pesen oes gefd6rliden
5anaes Der gerbanoluugen 8u Brett
itopgf in guireeuna. Sier eittges
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16

Sir Gmabn un0 llmgeoenO: Teiiueie b6.
p0Itt bcite nbenO iuiD Gonnerstog, tfIter ann
Gonnerstng, noromeltIder ggiiio.
sir ytebrosfa: Seilipeile bem0lH helife
nbenb un0 3onnerstdg, tdlter DonlierstaQ.
Sir Soma: SeiImeiie bep0lft beile o6en6
unO Gonnerstog, fdIter i'm @eiten Gonnerstog.
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Evening journal., 1918-11-08
Read This About
Influenza
A Slight Chest Cold Often Leads TO
Deadly Pneumonia.

when you catch cold during this cpl
demic. don't take any chances. Influenza
starts with cold, so send for your doc
tor at once.
In the meantime protect your throat and
chest and ward 9h Inflammation and sore
ness by rubbing on Mustarine.
It's better than a mustard plaster, will
not blister and stops all aches and pains
quicker than anything you can buy.
chest colds pleurisy. tonsilitis and bron-
chitis-its wonderful.
Evening journal., 1918-11-08

this purpose all concerns engaged in
the business Of importing, manufactur-
Ing or distributing the following. If not
already so licensed, are required to OBJ
tain a license on or before November
IS:
Chinese vegetable tallow. cocoanut
stearine, cocoanut olein, cod oil. cod
liver oil, lard oil, flsh and marine ami
NAL oils. lard oil, lard stcarlnc, linseed
oil, mustard seed oil, mutton tallow,
neatsfoot oil, neutral lard, oleo stearine.
oleo stock, olive oil, grape seed oil, So
same oil, shea nut oil. sunnower seed
oil, tallow and all other animal or vege-
table fats and oils, including hydro
genated fats oil. which are I'm whole or
part edible or that may be edible.
Under the proclamation, all millers
OF corn, oats. barley or rice will be IL
censed. Up to the present time the
classes Of millers whose mills have 4
daily capacity Of less than seventy-flve
barrels a day in the manufacture Of
food for human consumption have been
exempted from license. All millers OF
feeding stuffs. however have been IL
censed.
Importers. manufacturers or distrlbu-
tors OF sausage castings are placed
under license, n not already so.
Those engaged in importing, manu-
featuring or distributing oat flour, raw
Evening journal., 1918-11-08
SOME SHOES AT
LESS THAN So PAIR

BOSTON, Nov. s.-Creatlon OF new
or fourth class in shoes has resulted
from the rulings Of the war industries
-AesRd- this class TO include shoes sell
Ing below SO per pair. While few heavy
shoes for oLt-of-dooF. wear can be turn
ed out to retail below SO. there were
plenty Of slippers and undress shoes
which could be sold at a profit at less
Than SO. When the attention OF the war
Industries board was called to that
condition, the new class was created.
1t has been annoying, although some
times amusing, to the retail trade, to
relate TO statesmen experiences with GUS
toners who believed that they would be
able to buy the high-priced shoes for
women, retailing well above $40 at low
figures when the government regulation
fixing the Si2 maximnm price became
effective. Some customers threatened
TO write to the Federal officials. They
had failed TO digest the rulings Of the
Federal board which specified that no
shoes TO retail for more than si2 per
pair could be manufactured after Oc-
lober 4, but the retailer may sell high
er-prlced shoes 10 the trade, which he
may have In stock, until June 4.
Evening journal., 1918-11-08
ALL FOOD STORAGE
UNDER CONTROL
Proclamation by President
Increases Scope. of Fed
eral Powers
MAY CUT DOWN
PRESENT HIGH PRICES

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Extension OF
the licensing machinery Of the Federa
Food Administration in preparation 70,
the food problems that must be met
after the war was authorized by Presi-
dent Wilson in a cproclamatiOn just
published.
The proclamation, which is effective
November 70. provides for the licensing
Of all firms engaged In :he business OF
operating warehouses or other places
IN which any food or feed commodities
are stored for hire. Up TO this time only
cold storage concerns have come under
the licensing scope OF the foOd-control
act through a previous presidential
proclamation. In this connection the
Food Administration and The War IN
dustries Board made this statement:
Conferences have been held with The
trade engaged IN this business, and
steps have been taken toward the deter
mination OF fair storage rates. Storage
enters materially the cost OF the public
ultimately pays for the commodities
and this action Is taken 10 check the
excessive rates charged by some indi-
viduals through the shortage OF storage
space AS one step in the institution OF
this control, the President has just is
sued a proclamation under the food
control act, requiring all persons en-
gagged in the storing OF food and feed
commodities for hire to take out a Ii
cense by November ij."
The licensing system viii extend also
to all corporations, not already licensed.
engaged in the manufacture OF near
beers or other similar beverages.
Another provision OF The prOclama-
ton IS designed to give more control
over the glycerin extraction from ami
nal and vegetable fats and oils. For
Evening journal., 1918-11-08
TELEPHONE RUSH
SETS new RECORD
Peace Talk Doubles Normal
Business and Many Calls
Unanswered
INFLUENZA CUTS
WORKING FORCE

All Of Wilmington rushed straight TO
NE telephone yesterday when the ar
mstice report got abroad. Al least
hats what IL seemed like 10 the over
worked central girls, who strove cour-
sgeously to keep the smile In their
voices.
Officials connected with the Diamond
State Telephone Company ventured the
cautious information that the day was
probably the heaviest in the history Of
The company, barring none. one OF them
estimated that the company, handi-
capped as It was by the influenza epi-
demic which has laid up so many of its
workers, handled more than 100 per
cent over its normal business, and at
hat probably had to ignore about 30
Der cent Of the calls.
Long lines OF people formed at all
pay stations. and while waiting TO get
on the wire amused themselves by list
ening TO snatches OF conversation that
issued from the booths and which
sounded for the most part like this:
"Hcllo Yes, this is John. No, John,
1-o-h-ni Have you heard the great
newsg Well, it's all over. The armis-
lice has been signed Hello HelloW
(Lapse OF several minutes, sometimes
accompanied by mild profanity "llellol I
say some one cut us Offl The armis-
lice has been-l say the armistice-a
Tor apples, for rotten. m for money
yes, pow you've got II. the armisticel
It's been signed and everything Is Oyerl
I say, can't you meet me at Tenth and
Market and we'll go and have a little
blowout in honor OF the occasion some
Nhere?n
Hundreds OF calls OF this nature, IL Is
estimated, filtered through the Ex-
change.
The hubbub began at 1890 when
practically every light on the switch
board flared at once. The Central girls,
who under ordinary circumstances are
not expected 10 handle more than one
or two calls at a time. found IL neces-
sary 60 double their efforts. Some OF
the centrals connected as many as 100
calls an hour and kept this up from
1890 TO about $780, when the deluge OF
calls began 20 subside with the clrcula-
tlon OF the counter rumors that the ar
mistice had not been signed.
During the heaviest part OF the rush
service had TO be cut Off altogether as
far as the coin boxes were concerned.
As fast as the caller would drop In his
nickel IL would be returned to him.
Some OF the more persistent callers re-
pcated the coin dropping process until
their arms got weary, but without re-
suit.
Evening journal., 1918-11-08
ERE\E/ER GOSSIP.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
EBENEZER, Del, Nov. THE Ladies'
Aid Society Of Ebenezer Church met at
the parsonage last evening.
The annual supper given by the
Ladies' Aid Society OF Ebenezer Church
will be held on Thanksgiving evening.
The reviyals Of Ebenezer Church will
commence Sunday, November 10, and
will continue until Sunday, Novem-
Der "a.
Courtney Cummings of Williams
burg. Md, spent last week with his
parents, The Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Cum
mings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nivin and daughter
Harriet, and Miss Tabilhia Nvin,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Septimus Nlyln
OF Landenberg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Buckingham
OF Newark spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alban
Evening journal., 1918-11-08
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE AND SIMPLE WAY TO
TREAT AND RELIEVE AT
HOME,

II you have catarrhs catarrhal deafness
Or head noises caused by catarrh. or II
phiegm drops in your throat and has
caused catarrh OF the stomach OF bowels
YOU viii be glad TO know that these dis
fressing symptoms may be entirely over
rome in many instances by the following
treatment which you can easily prepare
In your own home at little cost. Secure
from your druggist ] ounce OF Parmint
double StreDgth). Take this home and
add to Il u pint Of hot water and little
xranulated sugar: stir until dissolved
Take one tablespoonful four times day.
An improvement IL sometimes noted after
the hrst days treatment. Breathing should
become easy, while the distressing head
noises. headaches. dulness. cloudy think
ing. etc, should gradually disappear under
the tonic action OF the treatment Loss or
smell. taste. defective hearing and mucus
dropping in the back OF the throat are
other symptoms which suggest the pres
ence Of catarrh and which may often be
overcome by this eficacious treatment. II
IS said that nearly ninety per cent. OF all
ear troubles are caused by catarrh and
there must. therefore. be many people
whose hearing may be restored by this
simple. harmless home treatment.
Evening journal., 1918-11-08

Buckingham, Jr.
Miss Nellie Vanssnt. of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her motheri
Mrs. Katherine Nansant.
Mr. and Mrs A. s. Walton and fam
lily spent Sunday with their son Clar-
ence Walton of Centervile.
Mrs. James Little spent The weekend
with her sister Mrs. Clarence Lewis of
Newark.
Evening journal., 1918-11-08

corn. flakes. buckwheat or buckwheat
products also are placed under license
through the presidential proclamation.
Buctkwheat and buckwheat products
concerns handling these commodities
for food purposes have not been under
license heretofore. although those han
ding oatmeal and rolled oats have
been.