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Evening star., 1918-06-26
Parade to Capitol.

After all the nations and groups of
people have presented their episodes
near the Washington Monument the
performers will parade along Penn
sylvania avenue to the Capitol, where
the climax of the pageant will be
staged on the east steps. In the cli-
max America will be shown rallying
with endless resources to aid the
forces Of democracy against German
autocracy. chorus of thousands of
voices Will sing at the Capitol.
Evening star., 1918-06-26
Open
9:I5 Am.

Sizes "a, SO and Ss Inches. with
fiber binding and center band;
brassed hardware; good lock:
grain leather straps; fancy cloth
lining.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

Duet / en- NpiStlub. &c par pSerit
elegant artrltfre % oeres pafre Nh.
ligter lpIte al Miiuterbeo % @l9oe.
San iaa ma NO." iaebe ben enc,
han iaa u%irteIis ina ub. Seq troeoe
bo9ltopelig at ban par nRr peo at
iaISe ON miot paa 5ortaliset."
Get bar lsrgeIigt,~ uobrso Sen
anoen, "iaa ban ga life 9rcucts "a.
to? San bop0c pitt ppret uoe uneo
i'm Somilie igaaraiteS Iagoe on
life Merfe til hans me Snt og
SlipS? vi meute 10. at bette ifuIoe
blue Ell mlllter Spsg. o. NJ, bar pi
polbt BAN itor SorG. @io hi flnoe
oGre mere ~iorii9tige i 6rcnrtiocnl"
% uoer at uotalc iig pioere ON
Sagcn git De bper til lit Stem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

Sp.: Sbormanse Stater er bet, 'ont
bar ~aIminoeIis Stemmeret for &o1rl@
Der?
spar: Dslgerbe If Stater bar
'cit apiuberne alminbelis Stemmeret:
0pumins, Colorado, Utah, Soabo,
Waihiuatun, California, IriSpna, Sans
ins, Sreapn, Tepaba % Wpntana 'afnf
gerritoriet Iluifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
I~roininSen pco 2lnholt
Trrmcrc SplpSninger ON DC 10
tnifc SfibcS lluSergnna / 4attcgct.

SaImitno, Sucrige, 2oen Nop.-
Sra Splm meIoeS: Stror eiter
81. I irorgc$ bsrte$ Ser acrorn.
De r6cnior auitcn. Seo S.Si0er
ltea &anonnbcu til ltor Seitigbeb
% paa Ell Ii0eu Shtno taltcS ser
30 SfuN. 5 Sioeu i'll al. $50
iaIot Ser enfelte Sfuo, men eiter
$3.50 blcp aaltono0en after mcgct
heiti8. &circt er oiiig % iorbiii.
orer S%o8tta9clier.
Seliingsr, 20clt Nopbr. Ct
Gompitib bar / gfternuiooag uco
3-3ioen lan6'nt ell lanret ira en-
/ Noroiiecn lulfet inf SiGlpe.
trpoier, 9ampitibet, iom ifeIQe
&eIltngsr Sotiolocmofrnt" meois.
Ter nogcu Here Iaureoc. buiS NntaI
ligeS at urrc 4, iomt poerligcrc II
Nml6, er oerciter ieiIet piocre mo.
gaa.
S%iebenbopL 26eu Nopbr. )
G~tternloodg anfom BERTH TO BAN.
ltc Ganlpcrc, lom bapoc pprct Iio.
tie iii Ell Sistrrinin9. ser blep
uofipmpet / NGrbeoeu al Zen Gin.
holt mcllem iem cngeIife Sorpc6o.
iagcre % el init @iTlpctrpolcr,
laint Here armerte Sraiplere. Ie
cngellte Sorpcooiagere msotc DC
tclfc Sfibc for lloGoncn0c % oab.
net sicbIiffeIig Slo moo SipIpe.
t%rpoleren. iom tcmmeIig mart bIcp
lfuot lbrono. Man finbc ira DC
ianife 2ontpere le, buorlcbes pc.
i9tnin8elt pua oer b~rpn0eitoe SiUl.
petrpoIer, autogclig ca. so Wtan0,
off / @%oooenc. De engellfc Sogerc
Jptog ca. 80 Woro. mems 10 Wiano
bleo optdt al Ell al Sc bouife Gam.
pere. SporleoeS oct er gaat mco
hcn suri9e Del al Sen tpite geiGt.
Ling fienber man iutet iii. 8eiret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

bar taaget % man fiitoe life le,
LOorleoes Strioen pioere uopiflet
jig, men man tror imiolertio, at
ogiaa en- al 3rapIerre blep i0nfe..
Senere bsrte man beitig Sfponin1
uoe fra Siser. % man autager, at
&c engelite Sagere oa eiorOc SSogt
paa De sori1e tuife 5roplere.
Geo 3.Sioen ! Giterntiooas font
Get eie az De oanite Sfibc iorbi
SeIiinger % iisnoliiertc eiter 2R-
cebi9Ip. en- Sorpeoobaao fom no
meo en- STge % lag0e iig ueo 81.
Sen al 9amperen. Senere bragte
Sen en- haorot iaaret tpif Warine.
iol0at limb. San bapoe iaat Ell
0'ronatipIirt / Sioer % ben enc
Arm a~ireuet. San bIeu in0lagt paa
Spgebuiet / Selliugsr.
Gamperer fortiatte MI til RID.
bensopr, buor De fl omborop9ren.
&c bIeu Ianoiot. A al oisie er let
ioaret.
a%isbcnboun, ste 1oo. - 5 SID
trpinirgen / 2attegat oeItoa 1 en-.
pelifc Sorpeoobaooe pad ben enc
Sioe % ID tpife armereoe Gram.
Icre lontt SipIpefrpoieren "0faria
6Iensburg Il" poo Dem anoeu SIDE.
Dc tplfc Sfibc isrtc life 6Iag,
oG paa Opiororins ira gnselit-
mproenc ON at piie bette, iuareoe
Rem tpife &irlpetrpoler peo at
aabuc SlOen mob Sc cngelife Sti.
be. Der uopifleoe lig Ell bibii9
Scamp, Ioni cnote meo, at Sen tpife
NiUIpcfrpoier % De tpife Srafplere
blcu ifuot ilUnt.
GrgelitmGnocnc reo6e6e 80 Iano
ira Den tpite aruoicr % oesuoert
Ilep II Vian6 reo0et al ct Bar
oonlte Gampere. If SiPlpefrpo.
IcrenS 9%ei9tning bar onttrcnt
Saluporten orGbt % Here al Sc
Hcoocnc bar 'aoret % 'cr ieuot iii
hanitc &oipitalcr.
A~ngoacnoe Srnfningen al De 1
tpife Iratplcre % ben maitereoe
@iTIpefrpoier meooeles pocrlisere:
&antpen iarOt Steo melem Splscu
% &ul1eu pco 7sSioen ON Worge.
ren Den ergelite lt9aoo praieoe
SrpoIeren, iom iporcoc meo at giuc
sSlo moo oer,. ll.9daoen iGntcoe
arpoieren OF beifiso Srawlerrc
meo line GGt5fanoner. Oct anta.
se@, at Ben tpife &iRlpefrpbier
hdooc So Mano& geiGtning.
@noeI al 9ciptnirser paa 8rpo.
ieren bleu togct tiliorge al llgaa.
cen.
Get laber M iii, at Spiferfe /
set belle bar miitet s 3roiplere OF
to Sielpefrpoiere. Suor mango
Wdro, oer bar mlitet, or ser emo
iu ingcn Suerligt ooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
0oot for &beumatisme.
@nterole lssner be itipe 2cbcmuo =
Tprbriper Smerten.

Gu biz pibe bporior Suiinoer brueer
W1ufterple. naar Oh en9an9 erforer Den
al9beliee 9inbrine Oct siuer.
Saa itrar en- ariffc fM nGrmeite Gpoz
tbef. Set er en- rem, bib Sdlpe, ~tiIoirfet
meb Senepsclie. Sebre emo Senepsplas
fire % frenlbrinser life @abler. grin9er
2inbrius os aomfurt meocns oct 9nipes
paa!
RuIterole er a~nbeialet al mango 29z
aer pa Spaepleieriter. MiQioner az Strut
Ter brracs aarIig for 9ronfit, Strubez
toite. itip Naftc. gitbula, N~euraIgia.
Yleuriin, Hheumatisme, 2umbngo, Smers
ter og @ertcn / Rps eler Seoemoo, 6ors
ftr9tfelier. laare Iuitler, Steo, Sroitt1us
, Der, fprfrpsne Seober. Sprtislclie / Srpa
iiet bet iprebpsssr oite eunsebstGntelle.l
30c o 1850 8rutfer; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

eeanr &c FORMER Terrs enbfripttun, Feno
xtcIIt Tofts euer ganinnbtsntr9 Set er NH
iert at fenoe Ise Ienge i olmtnoeltee Sreoe
% hi fan life bore arfparItsc Tor Yenae. ION
blir bcrte paa Beien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

|
sp.: Iaa ntan betale Stat AZ
roe!e tuieu Collars. mar bar ltaaens
Sc i en- gart. % 6porai SamiIien bri'
ger til tit 2ipsopbplo.. etterlom Wt1fs
Sen mi er for sonmeI I'll at tr1rc ar
teibe % i%ortiene roget?
Snar: 81.
Sp.: &a, man faa bilisere Eeile
til Canada HI, raar man reiler lont
SettIer % bpem itoI man bennenoe l's
til?
spar: Grin til Ganub,an Ta'
eiNe @aiImap, gSinnipes, Man.
Sp.: SoaS er Sorfattereu 2eisb
-Sunts Ibresie?
spar: 81 tienber lite bans MT
perenbe sbresie.
sp.: 1. Seam en- @anS, iom "fIeo"
poo Someitsoo / Wortb Gafota / 1905
% betalte Snbiarerprtien for Sa1toet'
bo ban prpoeo op, nil ia Son1elteoo
isien2 (Get er at bemerie, at leg
ienere ioIste nit SomeiteaO.)
2. Seam en- Wtanb. iom er unoer 80
glar, men norit Berger, to Some'teao
uber Iiben at BIZ ubiat for at BIZ tat
/ arisstiereite?
Spar: 1. Net.
2. Net; for at ia Sumcfteab maa
Ran nbta tit "fsrite Iapir" (erflare
font I'm SeuFst at Eli amerifanf Spr'
aer), % ba CT ban bjen,faloen til Wa'
I%itertjcuete.
Sp.: Stormange Stater er bet, iont
bar ~aIminoeIia Stemmeret for &o1n>
Der?
spar: HpIeerbe If Stater bar
'cit 9piuberne alminbelis Stemmeret:
yanumina, Colorado, tltab, SSabo,
Waihinatun, California, griSona, Sans
ins, Sresun, Iepaba % Montana iamt
gerritoriet Ilaifa.
ep.: Opsip aOresisn til "GAri'tton
&erolo".
spar: "GbriHian SeraIb", Tetu
gprf 9th.
Sp.: Seq torreiponberebe meo en-
Golbnt I Camp Srniton og bar o9'oa
ienbt 6am 9laee m. NJ. 6an faar Dem
lite 90 beueriHe grepene. Soao tan
GER eisres BED bet?
Spar: Sencenb Sem til Bolt
meitercm | 9eres gp % beb ham iore'
tn CIT l%tnberipselie. Ser fan psiaa
fIases bircfte til Tututiiee Depart
ment, @afbinstun, .. 6.
|
Sp.: gr IunS n9r 70 Iar 9am@
mel bar bapt lit Siem paa en- 6nrm
roole Nar. San bar arbeioet 'pntme
Siber for Soft os 1leie os tiloels FOR
Saopenac hos Sarmeren. Nu ipsra
ees: &m ban eaer bans Sarn oeo
Ssasmoal tpiitee Sarrrerer I'll at bes
tole Saspertee for ben Sio, od WRan9
BEN hin 6ur baot Softer hos SGrfnes
ren? J.'
spar: Sci.
Sp.: SpaS Sag oar Y~inIeba9 1866?
Spar: 20oe Mat.
Sp.: ct lpneere Spsrssmnal fra
Nort6 Sufpta ~angaaenbe en- 8iploss
i~orpIi9teIie. I.<u.
spar: 81 ifnloe tilraabc, at Se
rrerbraser Turhrinscn til EFT Sagfsrer
til SnfaSiation.
Sp.: On @anb fom iii ameritn
meb lin Seu, bn bernie a | 6sIorss
olberen. Ianbeu toe uo lit goreers
papir, ga Sennen bar II Iar. 81
I'M spnnen pmeritanif Srser?
Suar: ga.
: Sp.: +. Spsip Noresien til Sen
norifc 8oniul i Chicago?
3. Spab Sag / llsen par ben Tore
Slnli 1888?
8. Spprntan9e S~nbbpg9erc er Der
S%alineoal?
spar: /. gilarrffelie sbresie:
Gpniulate Of Nurtuap, Chicago, 81.
9. On ssnbas.
3. Smfrins $4,000 / Saaiusbals
Spsberi.
Sp.: Soor ITaI mani henbe1tbe Zig
for at faa n1rnlere rebe pad getin9els
ierne for at fad InIGttelie iom Semz
merbuoger bos Hesierin9en.
spdr: Seres Iuimeiter bill RI
mcIiepis fnnne ueilebe 9enr. Spsr
Gam.
s,acr q FORMER 1eres eubfriptiun. fen,
rteIIt Tofts eusr @arinroisrtrg. Set er nil
iert at fenoe Isfe 9enee i almtnoeltge greoe
% hi fan Tile barre arfparIigc Ior Yen9e. ION
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

Ss.: Iaa ntan betale Stat AZ
rpple tuieu Solars. man bar ltaaens
Sc / en- gant. % bporai SamiIien bri'
GER til tit 2ipsopbpIo.. efterlom Want
Dem mi er for eornmeI til at tuTrre ar
teibe % i~ortiene roget?
Spar: "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01
R~orreiponoance.

esrrasmaaI fra p~eripner. iom tHe cretpst ha'
Ronue Ill Reoattiouen, beipares itie.
epcrs.rt beoes aiatfr fine Spsrssnaalt Ct Hart %
tneelisi SSroe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

suar: Sfrip til Ganab,an Ta'
dfc RaiIwap, Winnipes, gtan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

Sp.: &an man faa biuieere Neile
til CANADA M, raar man Keller lont
'SettIer 90 bosm ifoI mani bennenae l's
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

sp.: Spab er 6orfatteren Sei9b
1Sunts Wbresie?
gpar: 81 tjenber lite bans mt
b0renbe Sbresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-01

Sp.: Soor faI man henberbe Jig
for at faa n9rmere rebe pau getin9els
ierne for at faa Ininttelie iom Ssme
merbuager bog @esierineen.
spdr: Ceres Iuitmeiter pil ri=
mclispis fmnne neilebe Gent. Spsr
Bant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
News of Treason" at Last
Becomes Known i'm
Empire
EDITORS ARE WRATHFUL
See Ferdinand's Kingdom at
Mercy of Entente as
Nassal State
BY GEORGE RENwICK
Special Cable to Ereniug Public Ledger

topyri0lt, rms. by Nctr York Times co.
Amsterdam. oct. News Of Bull
garia's treason" to the Central Empires
and Turkey has been allowed at last
to become fully known in GERMANY 1t
appears to have been held up by the
authorities until there was evidence that
the Sobranje was behind Mallnoff. Still
the bulk Of the press Is rather shy Of
comment
The Frankfurter Ieitung says it built
It's faith during the lest few days on
the failure Of Malinoff and expressed the
belief that the Entente. in setting for
ward such terms as Il did had lost
it's political common sense, but now It
is forced TO admit that the Entente
"reckoned rightly when it assumed that
MalnoT could not retreat from the
position he had taken up"
The article stimulates tremendous rage
regarding the Entente conditions They
are" It says. "the severest which could
possibly be imposed upon a hard pressed
hut unbeaten enemy. All the territory
which the Bulgarian army i'm brilliant
and triumphal operations and with the
severest hacrifces, has conquered is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

abandoned at stroke OF Malinoff's pen.
Bulgaria will enter the peace negotin-
tions IN completely helpless condition.
and will he forced to accept just what
the Entente insists on.
"Of Bulgarias national claims. of her
rights in Macedonia. there will be no
'alk except inasmuch as they are accept
able to Serbia and Greece Bulgaria
will become small vassal state Of the
Entente. and will come under the same
slavery as that into which Greece fell by
the reasonable actions 1f Venizelos"
The Frankfurtcr Ieitung proceeds to
demolsh the German official fiction that
Malinoff acted alone, and says King Fer
dinand and his Government long ago
knew that the step now taken would he
necessary II expresses great doubts re-
garding the telegrams of loyalty sent
by the King TO the rulers of the Central
Empires. The journal proceeds:
There undoubtedly are people I'm Bull
garia who reject the terms of the En-
tente. but it is questionable If they are
strong enough to overthrow Mal'noff.
what has happened in Bulgaria is the
result in no small degree Of the happen
ings on the western front, and there
are many people in Bulgaria who are
convinced that it is better for their coun-
try TO have the protection of the En-
tentp."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
Elysses. appeared 10 be held by Ger
man patrol and machine gunners..

Elysees appeared to be held by Ger
man patrol and machine gunnsrs.'
/ The foe evidently realize TO the full
the disaster the loss OF St Quentin
means and are doing their utmost 10
hold on 10 the eastern fringe. The large
number of machine guns and mlnnenwer-
fcrs captured In abortve counter-attacks
upon vlliers indicates the Intention
strongly to reorganize the position II
retaken and not give up the city with
out desperate struggle.
The cleverness of the Allied maneuver
from north and south frustrated the
enemys scheme. but they have retaliated
by reducing st. Quentin to n heap OF
ruins. adding one more to the long list
of wanton vandalsms for which the
hour Of reckoning is approaching. The
poilus are inf1amed to pitch Of super
human energy by such sights.
"My men clenCh their fists. when they
see ruins like that" said the captain OF
a Moroccan division TO your correspond
cnt some days ago 'and afterward
nothing can stop them. If Germans only
realize how attached we Frenchmen
are TO home and country. they would
try TO avoid such business instead Of
deliberately cxasperating us without
gaining SOduOW OF lullldIN duNdU-
tage."
Communications In Peril
Meanwhile the Allied drive in the north
grows ever more menaclng against vital
lines of the enemy's communications \
glance at the may shows the network
of strategic ralroacs which the DER
mans treacherously prepared toward
the Belgian frontie- from the region
of Cologne. spreading out into ~ dense
system across the Industrial sections Of
Belgium and northern France.
Already the Allied airmen are having
dreadful havoc of the functions and cen
tral depots If cannon can add its share.
the whole front down to Rheims will be
Rheims marks the dividing line in
Germany's communications. Eastward
It ia direct from the Rhine that
Is effected. II the adj
vance in Belgium can be continued, the
effects Of Fochs strategy will he
for the enemy. as no liaison
of the eastern and western communica-
ton system exists for the enemy, save
By a roundabout route through north
ern Luxembourg TO bar the advance IN
it will be necessary to divert
troops from the rest of the front. already
strained To the breaking point.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
AMERICANS CONGRATULATED
Splendid Fighting on West Front
Brings Victory Nearer
By the Associated Press

London. oct. 4.-"You will permit me
to offer YOU my warm congratulations
upon the spl ndd part you have recently
taken in the glorious operations on the
western front :" said Walter Hume Long
secretary Of state for Colonies. speak
ing at dinner at the American Officers
club last night.
There can he no doubt that the Allies
are steadily driving back the enemy at
every point" Mr.. Long continued. at
would. however. be unwise to say that
victory Is in sight. Yet Undoubtedly
the progress of the last few weeks and
the splendid fighting of the Allied troops
must bring the end very much nearer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
imam Communications
- Whole Western Front
Now Endangered
RUINS ENRACE FRENCH
V6nten Destruction of Towns
Raise Fighting Fury of Men
to High Pitch
BY WALTER DURANTY
6perioi Cable to Euening Public Ledger
Copyright. 1878. BY NeiU York Times co.
with the French Armies, oct. 4.

with the French Armies, oct. 4.
81 While success attend" the Allies
throuehout the front (GouraUd's army
has mastered the entrance to the Grand.
orc defile and Berthelots has conquered
the whole massf OF St Thierry). the
most Important news is the capture OF
81 Quentin
!, That ancient town and fortress is not
on1y by far the largest yet recovered
1fcm the enemy, but the moral effect Of
III loss will be great in Germany. where
III eighteen- months 1t was trumpeted as
q th9 ''cornerstone" Of the Hindenburg
The old streets sloping up to the ca
thedral on the eastern height were blaz-
ing when a single company Of French
eoldiers made its way through the evac-
uated city, from west to east, passing
the town hall In the center. which
seemed intact. but which they did not
enter for fear Of mines.
During the night progress continued
On the north. where Anglo French troops
had crossed the canal tunnel and. ac-
cording to the latest news, the Germans
are being driven back across the open
Tronquoy canal.
The aforementioned company reached
the station on the southeast edge of the
they established themselves despite an
enemy sniping fire on the left flank
from the further side of the lagoon
formed here by the Somme River, called
High Pool
Foe Realizes Disaster
Further progress was momentarily
Impossible. as the villages OF Neuville
81. Amand and Stancourt before them
c4rA hald hsg ha
Subsequently bodies of French troops
entered from the northwest along the
Rue Antoine Lecuyer, where is situated
the museum that used to contain the
famous de la Tour Pastels, saved before
the enemy occupied the town.
There was no opposition. but here also
was confagration more dangerous than
the enemy. on the eastern side of the
town. a wooded park called Champs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
Rclreating Bulaars Slay and Burn

saionlki oct. 4.-Burnine villages
marked the trail OF the rctrcating HUI
garlan army IN Macedonia. according to
kilograms received here from the front.
Bodies OF slain civilians were found in
advancing Allies Advices state that
this work of destruction surpassed even
that which has been reported from dis
tricts in France and Belgium from which
the Germans have been driven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

viIosues. on the Meure. above panno-
voux. NJ l
The German ARTILLERY hrc was sI,as-
modic during the day. Many gas shells
were thrown in by the enemy guns upon
the American rear areas. notably Sept
sarges wood. Chattancourt. the Mont
zevele road, Dannevoux, Sachet wood
Esnes. Forges wood and Jurc woods.
The American engineers have removed
more than 100 buried German mines
from the ground evacuated by the
enemy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
LITTLE RECOGNITION
FOR MARSHAL HAIG
Chronicle Marvels That Gen.
eral Has Not Been Off.
cially Congratulated
Special Gable TO Euening Public Ledger

'P'c'" toOte 10 EuenfDe Public Ledger
copyright. 1918. by Ncr York Times 60.
London, oct A.
OF Sir Douglas 1iaig and the forces under
MN during the last two months. eN-
presses astonishnent that he has not
received the official congratulations Of
the British Government. and says
Sir Douglas llaig's initial victory, on
august =. first turned the general bal
ance decisively in the Allies favor
Ihe British successes on the west
front since August are. in sober fact,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04
ALARMED OVER AUSTRIA
Berlin Paper Declares Situation
Terribly Serious
By GEORGE RENWICk
Special Cable to Erening Public Ledger

CopyriDh'. rms, bU Ncir York Times co.
Amsterdam, oct. i-Several German
papers express the greatest alarm re-
gardng the affairs in Austria. Germania
says that far-rcaching changes are about
to take place in the dual monarchy AUS
tria II declared Is determined to hold
to her solution Of the Polish problem,
a determination which Is having evil eff
feet on her relations with Germany In
deed. as Nurwaerts says the whole situ-
alton is one Of terrible seriousness" and
II adds that statesmen VINO are not now
ready to negotiate with the Entente on
an honest Interpretation of the formula
mo anncNations or indcmnities' de
serve to be hanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

Engineers Remove 100 Mines
Left by Enemy
By the Associated Press

with the American Forces Northwest
OF Nerdun. oct. 3.-tDelayed). "A sue
cessfu gas attack was made by the
Americans on this front Yesterday ut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-04

In navy, brown and Burgundy, with
pockets and belts Lined and inner
lined. Sizes to 3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-12

Ell PASO, Tex, Abril 10.-Noti-
cias oficiales ~recibidas anoche en- es-
ia localidad, dan cuenta de que una
2olumna de caballeria al mando del
general Francisco Gonzalez viene en-
marcha hacia la zona fronteriza de
Big Bend, a donde Sc espera que lie
que durante ell dia de hoy.
Sc dice que esa columna viene a
completar el c%ontingente de las fuer-
zas que operaran en- la Inca diviso-
ria contra las partidas villistas que
iltimamente han desarrollado inusi-
tada actividad, habiendo manifesto
DO esta, segun es va sabido, hasta en-
raids efectuados sobre puntos ameri-
canes de la Inca del Rio Bravo.
El Quartet general de las nuevas
operaciones que Sc llevaran a cabo
en- ell norte, quedara establecido en-
Ojinaga Y te2dra bajo su control las
guarniciones que Sc italian repartidas
entire Guadalupe, Ciudad Juarez y vi
LA Ahumada, fuerzas que Sc movill-
aaron hacia dichos puntos hace algu-
nos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-12
Fl cmprestitc de la libertad

La comision encargada en- esta ciu-
dad de la colocacion de los bonos del
emprestito dc la libertad, ha manifes-
tado que. segun los pasos que lleva
Ia referida c~olocacion de bonos, Sc tie
nen fundadas esperanzas de que en-
cl termino de nucve dias estara Gu
bierta Ia Quota que Sc lie ha asignado
q Ell Paso para la contribution del re-
ferido emprestito.
Agregan que cl dia II de los CO.
rrientes viSitara esta ciudad el Sc
cretario McAdoo, Y que hacen va los
esfuerzos necesarios para poder para
esa fecha darle al ;funcionario en- cues
ton la nueva de que esta iona ha
cumplico con u deberes patrioticos
cubriendo la cantidad que Sc lie scna-
10 en- ell emprestito nacioaal. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-12
IA QUESTION DE
LIMITES CON
MEXICO
LIegj a FL PaSo I'm conf
sionado americana

FL PASU, Tex. Abril lG.-Mr. L.
D. Hill, miemblo dc la coaisiop ame-
ricana de limites, vino 4 esta cludad,
o indicaciones del Departamento
de Estado, para zanjar ciertas diff
cultaGcs Que por question de limites
te~rritoriales Sc han suscitado en- Ia
Isla Ge San Elizario. Gonde. segun Sc
deja entender, no esta bien definida
ia Inca international entire este pals
V Ell de Mexico.
Nj. Hill debera tratar este asunto
de limites con un representative SINH
lar del Gobierno de Mexico, que 10
es Antonio Frieto, pues aunQue este
senor Sc halla actualmerte en- la ca
pital de la Republica, ell breve regre-
sara a FL Paso ytratara con el CO.
misionado meXicano 10 c~o2ccrniente a
este asunto, que no deja de revestir
importancia.