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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
BRIIiSn FIGHT WAY TO
ti.NTiR on NtiiNIIESNES

With the Allied ArmieH in France
aud B,leium. oct. 23--British troop.
wcro nEhtiuE their way into the cen-
ter OF Nalouoieuncs early today They
were facing "a strong enemy machine
gun urc from tho east bank OF tho
scholdt canal which flows through
the cts.
Norih OF Nuion1cuncs the British
have forced their way almost through
tho Huisucs forest. Along the entire
front between Nalencicnn,s and Topr-
nat recent rains have made tho
ground difficult and progress has
been slowed.
The Germans on this front In tho
laHi few days have been following tho
ttctiC5 OF rctrcuting during the night.
The British have not been able 10
establish Cou,dct with the enemy rear
guards until noon of the ncNt day,
Tho rear guards cndcayor to hold tho
British iu check until nightfau. when
thcy again retreat
There appear 20 be good indica.
tious that the line on which the GER
mans now are resting temporarily iu
this region VIII not be defended for
ANS great length Of time
The entire country between Nalen-
cionucs aud Tournai rs as barren aS
desert us FAR as the personal prop
orty OF the French inhabitants is con-
ccrncd. Liberated civilians say that
the retrentinE Germans carry 80
much loot that they stuggor under
the loads Apparently the alleged
iHstructions given the German troops
10 take the most strict care as re
cards the property Of civilians ave
not ustr, ca al the front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
HUNS IN AUSTRIA
FORM A SEPARATE
STATE, IS REPORT
German-Austrian Deputies Organ
ize an Assembly TO Conduct AT
fairs of Germanic People Of
Crumbling Dual Monarchy.

Basel. Sv rlnnd. oct 93-Thc
German Ausr n deputies IN tho
Austrian rD.Nrath have formed an
assembly iDI rHe purpose of conduct
ing !ho affairs OF the German, pco-
Pile m Nustr. md have iasued a dec
laIution announcing the creation Of
the "GcrWHr state of Austria"
Car SoIa '.adcr of the German
socialists bon .stua. has been elect
cd pr,sid,uf the new assembly.
we ar, .H.. and must az, in ia
Nor OF p,I,. ala Herr ScitZ in taxi
irp the pr. ..n'y We must do an
Iossiblp Co. ON the misery Of the
Gcrmnn-Nu. ~ people The new
GCrmau.A A...U. for which We will
lay the ION non viii hc constituted
ia conform. with the free viii cN-
pressed Dos German Austrian pcO-
pie"
Deputy ~. ger. In opening the as
scmhiN. uuuaunUod that he had been
commission Hy the German deputies
In IN, Austrian rcichsrath TO Convoke
the ASSEMBLY .a tho representative as
sombly of Oh. German -Austrians
There lIa H.cn evidence that tho
German people IN Austria, toarne
that Austria hungary might draw
away from G'muny were deslrouf
OF inguruE In..r own close unity with
tho German empire.
The German population n Austria
forms tho center OF Austrian society
Tho consua ul 1910 gave the German
spoakng population as $3.50 600 ou'
OF a total 90. -N,325.0NO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
DURING IS MONTHS
OF WAR AMERICANS
HAVE GIVEN GREAT
SUM TO RED CROSS
Annual Message of War Council
of Mercy Organization An
nounces Contributions or
Pledges of s325, 100000.
/ MEMBERSHIP NOW TOTALS
2O,6i8,1O is REPORT
This Huge Figure Does Not In
clude 10000 Members of the
Junior Red Cross, Who Are Do
ing Important Work.
MEMBERSHIP NOW TOTALS
2O,6i8,1O3, is REPORT

ArsuUfaTfr fRfaH
New York oct HH The American
people have either paid Boo or pledged
10 the American Red 'ross for IT'S
work Of relief throughout the world,
iu money or material values, net
total of az least S2'a, a,ouu,tuu.
The Amcu,u Rod cross has a
total membership of 20.tiA. lo5 and.
100 addition. 5000. 600 mciphors of tho
Junior Red cross. o. total enrolment
OF more than 0u,.iourth the populu-
ton of the United states.
Amcrican Rcd Cross workers pro-
i1jcyd up tu IulN ! last total o.
ggI.gNg.N8S articlrs at du estimated
value COZ SfiuUu.ouu.
About 5000 600 women are our1l
od iu cuut,uu work aud the prudur.
ton of rohol supplies.
Tho American Rod cross is dtstrib-
utius aid 300 tol countries ia" United
states England. France ltdlN. Bel
sIum. Switzerland. Palestine. Greece,
Russia and siberia Hssilos o. has
sent ..proe'utltHu tu S,ruII, Den
mark uud Madeira.
Nor. than 5000 hm,rcaua VIII bc
WORKING under ~, Rcd cross in
Franc. uy JouuJ|, us>t.
These nc,s were loid before tho
s.haf chapters of tho Ecd cross iu
the annual message OF tine wuI ,ouu-
ca OF the Red Cross when many chap
tors throughout tho country today
held their annual ru,Dtuas 20 elect
officers.
Announcement was m.Iy u the
m,s-ti,, tnri ,.,,. mau. woman and
rhiIl m n, United states would bc
4sk,d lt Christmas tm, 10 enroll
iu tho Nm.r,lp Red Cross
Tho m,ssYrr. signed hy Horny +.
DaNison chairman of Tia, war cottI
riI .uid fu pIrt.
since an, beginning of tho war
you of Tho ,hatttr4 have ,o-ouerat,a
with tho war council I'M conducting
two war fund drives and ON, nom
bcrship drive. Iu addition 90 the
campaign on behalf of the Junior Red
Cross. Tho total actual collections
date front tho inst war fund h1v,
amounted 10 NOR. than SilI.UUb. 600.
m. suIseriptIprs to tho second var
fund Amounted fo upwards of Sl76.
00O 600 From m,mborhip dues tho
coll,cuurs have umuuutca to appruN.
tmnt,l, S2IsOU.u0N
"To tho foregoing must Doe added
that very largo contributions of ma-
t,rilIs aud tim. gwen los the millions
of women throughout the rountr,
For th, period up 90 Iuiy I. 1918.
Nm,ri,tn Rod rroes chapters.
through their workrooms had 1roduc-
ed Aa0I2O refugee garments. 7.123.-
sel haspitaI supplies. IO.TAGiS1 hos-
pital rqrmcnts: iOl3i.5oI knitted ar
i,l,s. 1le.74S Sl07 surrI,il dressings.
, totnl of 22igNgkaS articles of au
estimated value of az fsu-t $4,000.
OuO
"Thosc articles were largely the
nrodurt of Nomen,s hnpds. and by
I ~. .s,ptc .tokon. infuit.I. moro mo.
/ rious thnp could havo been thr out
T ntt Of fartorieg OF machtueg Th,s,
articles going 10 the operating room.
I of tb, hnsuttals. to homel,sa on needy
7 tsfrr.ts and carving comfort TO ouf
. ' 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Nothing in Communication, How
ever, That Can Alter America 5
Insistence on Evacuation OF 0c-
cupied Lands Before Armistice,

Washington oct 90 Gormnnys
new note to President Wilson IN ofn-
ciaI text wns delivered to Secretary
Lansing az 10 O'Clock this morning
H., Frcdoriyk Ocdcrlin. charge ot the
Swiss legation
u may he stated shat there Is moth
ing In the communication To alter tho
decision OF the president that he viii
not propose AN armtatico To the allies
before tho Germans cyaCuatc an oc
CUpiod territory
OFFICIAL ntimatiou already has been
given that tho only question for i'm
mediate consideration ~ whether
whether there shall be discussion
Of the terms OF evacuation, while
the allied aud American armies con
tiuue their work of clearing belgium
and northern France.
Sccrctaiiog Lansing and Daniels
ana General March, CHIEF OF staff OF
the army were called to the White
House shortly after noon, lust as q
state department messenger arrived
10 deliver the German note 10 the
president
Secretary Daniels aud General
March remained only short time,
leaving the president ana Mt l.ans.
ing ln conference,
Exchanges between Washington
ana the allied capitals have been In
progress ON tho basis Of the wireless
version OF the note received Monday
aud % 3. regarded as contain mat any
reply tho president may make viii
be- governed hy th, Wpr"mr war
council lao France. uub the president
aud few OF his advisers know how
Tar these exchanges huNr progressed.
No one can say WHOM 1u announce
mont Of the president n'l'nd" may
he 'N pcctcd
Although an English translation
Was delivered with tH. uuto in the
German text. tho state d,p'Iilh'ul
made itg own TRANSLATION before send.
inr tho documents tu iho Nhlt'
/ ilouac. Nothing was W'd" public
peudinr "a careful comparison with
T tho wirol,ss version thu'tn II Was
! said the expected verbal d'll''eh'e'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Sew Norh International games,
similar To- the olympic games, open
tc soldiers and sailors of the entente
allies. arc in uc held In Paris In the
demobilizatiau period after the decla-
ration of peace.
Fort smith. Ark.--it was believed
that two per ous were killed ln th"
explosion of au ammonia tank ~ the
Fort Smith coffee company build
ing. 4 score were m!ured
Washington Tho navy department
asked couEr'sH - authorize e second
three Near building program 90 pro-
vide ten super drendnourhts six hfi-
lie cruis,r ana 90 smaii"r v'"-rl7 ti
"a cost ut $500. Huu 900.
Washington Director General Nc
Aduo signed the first contracts ho-
tween the railroad admiu,atratlon and
tnllrouds under federal control, IN
Guiding those with the Colorado
Southern and Wichita VALLEY and th"
Fort Worth aud Denver city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23

British troops again are storminE
'hc German u"f"nHes west Of Mau-
hrugr Tho new attack. launched
early today between Sotc-nes and ts
'uiruu. a. reported tu he making good
progress
Field Marshal Haig II Increasing
also the menace to Nalcnciennes.
through the western suburbs uf which
Tho British are fighting. Sorth OF
Nalcuci-nnos the enemy mas been out
thanked by tho capture Of Bruay. u ~
not probable the 4 ermuns Will be able
10 mold out In Nalenclennes much
lonEct and once the Scheict In crossed
here the British viii ho In position To
threaten seriously both Mons and
NaubouEe
Between Ic Cutenu and Solesmes
the British are on the high ground
east rf the SellC river ana ~ w from
this favorable position tOdays attack
VAS begun The German resistance
hero has been bitter us TIA. line IN vital
tn the security of the German de-
fcuscs over a Wide front 90 the south
and southeast.
iu aouiuwestcrn Belgium the Brit
l.h continue to close IA on Touruai.
.or'h of the town they have forced "a
crossing of the Scheldt while on IN.
south they have reached the western
bank of the river ON -four mil. front
from liruycllcs 60 Bleharies.
South Of Is Cntoau the enemy is
resisting stuhbornly French attempts
tu cross the Serre river ana take in
the rear the German positions east or
the blsp. south of the railroad June
ton of Mont Cornet the French have
iladr progress between My Le-
'omie and t.e Thour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Our Mid-European
Friends
lie CONFERENCE Of small
Mid European nations. which

Mid European nations. Wnirh
a began today in philadelphia,
is destined to play m important
part IN the history of the world
The conference is composed OF
representatives, of the oppressed
nations of Austria and Germany.
Under the leadership of Professor
MaSarNk, It's purpose IS 10 draw up
declaration of independence that
will once and forever set at rest
the doubt created 10y the recent
promise of Emperor Charles of
Austria regarding the federaliza-
iion of the various natlonalticS OF
the dual monarchy
The Clccho -Slovaks, whose dele
gates form an important part ot
This conference. and their cousins,
the Jugo. .SlayS. have had cNpcn
cncc with Ilapsburg trcachcry and
pcrfdy. They are not IN the least
deceived by the tyran' : eleventh
hour promises.
But they fear and fear rightly
that the world may bc deceived.
Unfortunately, even the allies
have not until very recently apprc
ciatcd the great part that the
Slavic races of Austria have taken
i'm the fight for liberty The recent
activities of the Czecho-SloyakS IN
Russia, and, even more recently,
on the western front. are but the
more spectacular features of thiS
participation. Since the very be
pirning of the war. the tZcchS, the
Sloyaks and the Jugo-SlayS have
adopted u consistent policy of Oh
sirurtiou to the war aims of the
AuStru-Gcrman powers. llcmmcd
u hy stringent and discriminatory
laws. they have not been able TO
obtain tangible results until rec
cntly. But the effect of their quiet
cffuris has been felt, nevertheless.
IL is therefore likely thai the
conference now in session IN phila-
tfAIlIllt " Al @lN UlN'l Wv az ~
clearing mp the average Amcri-
can : idea concerning these slavic
peoples They love liberty better
than life itself, md they viii fight
10y our side foe liberty until their
last drop Of blood is she'd
Surely, such people as these de.
serve the hearty support and as
Sistaucc of their more powerful al
lies not only aS a matter of scnti-
mcut, bat as a matter of cold
bloodcd military and diplomatic
policy.
Let MS hope that the allies. who
have made such frequent errors in
the handling of southeastern Eu-
ropc-crrorS by which they allow
ed Montenegro, Serbia, Rumania
TO be sacrificed will not make a
similar error ia regard Ia their IN
trcpid friends. the CIrcho Slovak1
aud the .lIgo- Slays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23

London oct 2 The British south of Nalenccuncs
front of mcS driven
back about mile along entire The enemy resisting
stiMl
With the American Army Northwest of Nerdm - The
Breullcs the bank the which
uhhoruy defended 10y the
TIN, the latest point which the
still rs formerly.
The Bricullcs Tuesday American
patrols early today reported that had
the
Heavy fighting taking place in the region of Grand Pre-
of the is
the of the The holding Banhevle
strength and along anthcc point
been fortified with machine guns.
Throughout last night the Germans bonbarlcd the greater Of
the American front and the road, o he rear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
General CabeH
Receivers From
His Injuries

El ndsu. Tex. oct, 80 hlnr Cen
crai pe Roscy g, Cahcli who was eN-
pected here today 10 make an inspco.
tion of this district as commander ~
the southctn department, returned To
san Antonio Monday from Maria,
Texas. after an accident there which
caused him 10 postpoue his inspection
oi the ~ paso and Arizona hnr-
dprs.
While receiving a review ot the
cavalry command at Maria, General
Cabrlls horse fen with him The in
urips he received were not serious,
hut he was prevented from continuing
hir InspeVtlun Trip,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
BRITISH CAPTURE
NOMIRiIi.S, MAR CNfi,tli

British Headquarters In France.
oct 23 Tho British troops IN their
new attack today north of Cdteau ara
reported 20 have captured the town ot
komCries one and One-hali miles
northeast OF Solcsmcs \ good many
prisoners mainly in small groups.
are hoing brought iu. The Germans
arc ughung doggedly,
Tho British first army has crossed
The Srarpo canal east OF Nivelles north
of tho Raismes forest. and continues
to tight ia way steadily forward. The
utth ana second Armies. ON the limo
farther north. also report progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Enthusiastic Demonstration Marks
Greeting to o. A. LarrazOlo,
Republican Candidate for Gov
ernor; Harmonious Convention.
Thc Cnnnn IlcnnhIlcnn rickcl.

Marked D., outbursts Of enthusiasm.
with lively contests iu tho nomination
OF candidate. SET with o. marked do.
gree of harmony tho convention Of
E'rualiI'u Duauf republicans today
nominated THEN county ticket and az
late hour thia afternoon were sim
'u session iu the district court rupu
at the court hou,e in 0ld Town
with shouts Of assured victor, from
tho delegate and with storm of APP
nlHu-, bursting forth when pr'uVlaup
4 l.arra1olo. republican candidate for
governor entered tho convention. the
republican assembly wiz gu ou reC-
ora Hs huldiur % much more lively
meeting thuu was held Dos the demo
Gratis two days ago.
A. tho beginning ~ the convention
Mr.. LarruzUlp was escorted into the
court room Ito delivered a short but
eloquent Jddrv-
- must thank the people ot Bernn-
lillo county for me support they gave
mo al the convention Boo Santa Fr The
l'lcgates from E,rnl'illo county did
much tu make m2 nomination posi-
Ile' Nj itrralulp stated.
- did NOT want tho nomination that
has been given mH ! did NOT seek %.
hut us you have Eouorrd mo with tho
nomination ( Will mako hard tight
to hc elected
Unfortunately, in way for the
republican party the democrats az"
stating that boz order to Caru ON th,s
var against German mlhtarlHW Tho
people Of the country must suppoft
tho democratic pHitF,
'G,utlsmVu. Nou known and /
know that this ls not true. q glance
az the congressional record wIll show
chat SO and 90 per cent ut thD drmo-
Gratis voted against the wtr m'1surs 3
of Itosidtnt Wilson. "a WAS ihc re-
s>~S~~~~~~-~-~~--~~S--~ ~~-~~~
ontinucd on page twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
GERMANS FACE GRAVE
CRISIS. IL BIIIII'

Washington, oct 93 The new
German note am official dispatch
from Rome today says. strengthens
tho boiler there iu accounts OF a
Wrctchcd internal situation ir Cor
many, and that complete dismomhar-
mtut oi tho G,rmunic alliance Is az
hand WHOM the entente allies are more
sOldN bound together
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
MINE WOHkIRS DEMAND
lNtDNDtIION VI. ~ Etst NDl,E

Indianapolis Ind. oct ga.- Nnth-
ng hut unconditional surrender of
Germany ought 60 hc considered. the
United Mno Workers of America
said in telegram 10 President Wi.
son in stating views ON the latest note
from Germany. Tho message was
signed by William Green SECRETARY
treasurer of th" organization. II was
made public hero today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
RE|CHSTAG TO HAVE
WAR-MAKING POWER.
+. IF BILL IS PASSED

Copenhagen. oct 2S Announce
mcnt was made hy the chancellor OF
a bll making the rctchsiog rcsponsl-
bile ioi wur and peace, the meahure
10 become effective when the project
tor q league OF nations should become
OnuIIiINr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
BRITISH GAIN mile ON
SlX-MlLE Line; YANKS
SEIZE HARD POSITION
Brieulles, Hoty Contested Point, Finally Abandon
ed by the Germans French Gain West Bank of
the Lys After Hard Fight; Enemy Being Forced
Back Near Valencennes.
nY "a AaaoeIAtrp rRess

With the Allied Armies in France Oct 23-The attack
of the British third and fourth wide front south
of Valenciennes today of vital strategic importance The
allied salient here the German lines all the
Holland ahd If 1t widened IL will have tremendous
also on the enemy front TO the south
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Bandit Holds Up
Train and Lands
$4,000 Plunder

Hamilton ont oct .A. \ hnhdll
held az au express messenger hhu M
r.sisiunt boz tho express ear ~ a
Grand Trunk railroad train as u wa
Having SuunNsido tGdaN obtained
scaled bag containing t2o.ooo and es-
capped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
FRENCH REACH sERRE
line NEAR IAO<

IUUIOn, oct 20 7 y m Norih-
east OF tgpn French troops have
reached the line of the Serrc ritCr
having made an advance OF two 20
three miles on an eight mile front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
u. S. Steamer Is
Sunk; No Deaths

Washington. OCT 20. sinking of
the American ,trEo steamship Lake
lorrue uff thr cua-t ~ France with
out loss of Mo was announced today
uy th" navy department. The ship
fuunderod after ririklnr ruth.
Evening journal., 1918-09-04
BY FRANK j. TAYLOR
United Press Staff Correspondent


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES Sept Am American
Pentrated the trenches for considerable distance dur
ing the night without encountering opposition.
Shortly before this enterprise German patrol numbering
attempted to penetrate the American the vicinity
was driven off with automatic rifles and grenades
About 80 German bombers attacked another American pos
hon the Vosge Monday night party American airmes
after driving off several German patrols dropped
guyon the night
In both the Vosges and Woevre regions arteng
ing. Germans are using tear and gas
BY the United Press
LONDON, Sept 4-The British have crossed the canal Du
Nord at Hauaines than miles of Peronne
learned authortaivey today.
The British have captured Croix Du- Back
also learned that the Germans have used 81 division,
since August l.
BY the United Press
PARIS, Sept 40 A. M)-General Mapgns troop. have
reached the edge of the Vauxson tabeand
toward the Chem Dames according dispatches to
the Journal today.
Vauxailon about mile and half of the Allies lines
above Soions Progress this direction Mangn connu
his movement to flank German positions along and
menace their positions the Chemin- Des- DANES.
BY the United Press
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 4-Genera Hutier preparing to
make stand the Disc river according reports today
credting this statement to German Chancellor Hering
The Oise and Hndenbmg line al
La Fere and behind that line turns right angles
Evening journal., 1918-09-04
BILL GALLAGHER
IS DINNER GUEST
Between Eats Harlan
Manager Tells How
Team Won Flag
SOCCER, FOOTBALL
NEXT BIG SPORT

Officials OF the Delaware River Base
ball League rendered William Gallagher,
manager OF the Harlan team OF the
league, a complimentary dinner on the
roof of the Adelphia hotel, Philadel-
phia, last evening in honor OF Man
ager Gallagher's team winning the river
pennant. Secretary McCaig Of the
league and Messrs. Patton, Hurvey and
brennan Of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poratiOn; Mr.. Boynton Of Camden
Rube Oldring and Mr.. Dillon Of Cramps,
Mr.. Mason Of sun Ship and Mr.. Walsh
Of the New York Ship were at tie
dinner.
Manager Gallagher after having many
things said about his
team, responded, assuring the other
Of shipyard teams, that
he appreciated the kind words said
about the team, and expressed his ap-
probation Of the courtesy shown him
by the dinner.
The officials discussed the coming
season for soccer and football. and il
5 expected that the soccer season will
get started some time early in October
'Iost of the time, however, was taken
lp in a discussion of he coming cham
,ionship games Of baseball for the
,Oxe trophy, between Harlans and the
standard team OF Staten Island.
There Will be a band contest in Phil
ldelphia on Saturday afternoon be-
ween the twelve bands Of Delaware /
liver shipyards, each band TO play one 1
'erse and the chorus Of some popular /
ong. The prize is a trophy valued at
300. The band OF the Pusey and Jones /
liant here will go to Philadelphia with
he Harlan band, to make the Whining
on showing as elaborate as possible
Director General Schwab will be pres
Mt at the Philadelphia game, TO throw
ut the first ball, and prior to the game
the crowd is in the humor, there
lay be community singing. Those who
'ant reserved seats for the Philadel-
his game this week, should notify
William Gallagher, at Harlan's (calll
oiler shop by noon on Frnday, so
lat reservations may he made
A big time is expected most any day
his week at Harlsn's when the River
eague pennant arrives. There will be
double flag raising at the time, over
le boiler shop, there Will be speak
Ig by Emergency Fleet officials and
enty Of band music. Some surprises
e being planned in connection with
e affair.
Evening journal., 1918-09-04
OFFICER HOMEAFTER
4 MONTHS ABROAD
Continued from First Page.

try, but this report is denied by him.
He has been sent back with 200 other
officers to become instructors in train
ing camps and cantonments in this
country. After a seyen-day furlough
at home he will report TO a nearb 4
camp.
There are three other Delaware Of
ncers with the sOth Division. Lieutenant
Paul J. Rutan, Lieutenant Paul Hamil-
ton and Lieutenant p. r. Carlisle OF
Milford. When Lieutenant Beyerlein
left France all these men were well and
happy and wished TO be remembered to
all their Delawarean friends.
Lieutenant Beyerlein said that our
boys arc doing splendid work over
there and .it is u. s." that is putting
The pep" in the war. He said all the
men are receiving the best OF treat
ment, and one feature that will surely
appeal to all housewives is that the
men are still eating wheat bread and
are getting plenty OF sugar.