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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28
MRS. JOHN(SHIRK A VICTIM
OF SPANISH INFLUENZA

Mrs. John Shirk of Salina, mother
OF Mrs. George Berger of this city
died at her home of influenza. Her
daughter was with her, caring for
her at the time Of her death Mrs.
Shirk cared for her daughter while
she was i'll with the disease and her
self contracted it during that time.
The body viii be brought here for
burial
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28
Mrs. Maud couison Dead.

Mrs. Maud G. Coulson, aged 40
years died at her home north of Tai
mage Sunday evening. She is sur
viyed by her husband, Jackson Coul-
son and three children. The funeral
will be held from the home Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock ana the
burial will be in the Abilene Gene
terry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28
DICKINSON COUNTY HAS I.47z
SEPARATIONS, I3s TRACTORS

The state board of agriculture re-
ports that Dickinson county ranks
third in the state in number OF
cream .separators, having. 1,472
Reno is first with 1895. Dickinson
has 1876 tractors and will double the
number in the next year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28

The local draft board has orders
to, rush their work that it may be
completed by December 10 or as
nearly on that date as possible They
expect to have it complete at that
time
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all those who so
kindly assisted us in the Illness and
death Of our wife and mother, also
for the beautiful floral offerings
J. T. Woolverton and family.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28
Alexander Holden Dead.

Alexander Holden who made his
home at the orphanage north of town
died of influenza. The body will be
sent to Junction City for burial.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28
Foot Comfort

The man or woman who is look
ing for perfect foot comfort can
find il right here.
You have only TO put your foot
in a pair of our comfortable
shoes and foot ease is yours at
once.
These special shoes are made by
skilIfuI workmen on easy, nature
shaped lasts. Separate inside
soIes, covered with soft durable
felt, make the shoes as comfort
able as a pillow
81 to 81
We ask men and women who
are on their feet a great deal or
who suffer with feet trouble of
any sort TO come here for relief.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28

If you don't get your Reflector
regularly. phone SO.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28

II you don't get your Reflector
regularly. phone 06.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-28

Buy your shoes at Kaufrman's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-01

tea hFe ta trera ftsf as arrr
49, Save FL Ifp eaa ere ftaf fs sars
are 80 rf'Asn uatt rrefiy ..sf sftsf
~ rri in1a Oh el-arffs effffr IN
fhe safDiay Efsnng fe.s. trrfrrs
fhai rasf ~ niaegef niltaaf ouesfI ~
SD aift0rf tf,ar feNna 900 81 81
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glfsUnn fnf FL s,.et ~ nereler 80
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fsaf rrr ~ eaf rniersfsnf II ferGit
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icsas tfo asaIs teiuf ffi ihsf 30
afe fte nasi lrI rIrNafi rsseff aa
srt ltaf 49, ta as ne rlrfse and
ftaf rrfsrriT rr.irrei Nfr snf a.
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g. snt BE- afa 100 say w. le1r rarse
n arf 81 ~ nIn 81 rM b. hrferse
fterf ii nrtei0 ftrfe o. ffN us tn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-01

Ara tie emf HH h
a. AS afttaf4.FF
faa-.ssr fte ehst aa gees
sisels hsna efT a
ssr4 To- hafl sn.f t
VIA ~ f.rft sea
are - a. er1 HH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-01

far Nrtsa aar oN.re foriios iln
IstraaFy o. fxesIg ansiHr lvrmH frnn.
g.rmTef rI RAE esfHfieL f1e Farr ha.s.
rals sf cnfrs f1 rafrhaee ~ teH aay
ta.Is fpF peaa1 eila alEefs ranrfd.
iag ssln inttrs a hf.1af " af Iraitlr
~ esni laftf. ID aeisai .f ef ang etnar
rai Hai Aaaaiasiarers tre nss o..
ifdfse o. fEt mafrrfsi ~ 1rlers "a.
srr..ln3 = afaslala Uarnd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-01

M ~ cifas RI ESQ seville rengaIar
EstFf fafse sefesrs fa b. .faeIrF
ferEFf foNari eufNoer rttrenf.ra.
a .haa aFard Amfrieaa a.aag.
fsfsneers 30 stsf - nlesis a. effsr.
farff & stln fhslr aaros - Fsafs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-01

cast ~ Faaes
rsnniurau W. iaussry "a 1875
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Standardization.
sSsm betrnnfenen 3ultan6e i6lief

= ssSm betrunfenen 3u1tan6e idlief
@einri6 @eitb aus 8rainero int Cut
pire Eorf in ser Nabe 6es 6luBnfers
Elm uno ronte IN 6en SluB. gr tul1roe
berausge5ogen un6 81 elmer @elobu=
BE unb Erogung Ser Soften 6eS Ser
fabrens berurtbeilt. SSebt miro CT aber
tpeiter feitgebalten, meil ltd) berons=
ge1teat bat, 6aB er Ser Marm 1T, Der
int San1ar bier einen gefal1dten
@el6tpe6el berauSgabt botte.
= Die County &ommi1idre babe11
elm @ein6 INN Meueintbeilung Ser
5dnl6iltrifte SEQ. IL un6 1876 nad}
6en nrfpriingli@en 8egren5ungsli<
me11 entgegen genom11en. Cine Ser
nebm1tng Mber 6as @eiub miro mabr=
Ideinlid I'M Ma1guit itattfinoen. Daz
ourh miro sic Gtreitigfeit 5miiden
oen beioen Diitriften, Die beitebt, felt
Iie Dor 51pei Sabren peri6mol5en
uur6en, fortgeidafft 1per6en. Babr-
f6einli9 tper6en beioe Di1trifte neue
gdmdlgebauoe erri9ten. Das @ebdu=
Sc 6es Di1trifts 500. IL, 6as bon 6en
&in6ern I'M leBten S6nliabre benubt
mrr6e, lit BON IS. 80. @e1an6er tom
oemniert mor6en, na66em er es &C.
meiniam nit 6em County 5dnlinpe=
rinten6enten @m. 81. 80rger beiid=
tiat bottle. IS miro Elm tempordreS
@ebduoe erribtet tperoen.
= Tron Moro 8reber, Satin oeS
S6onfmirtbes &obert Breber- bon
bier, lit, m6bren6 ite it6 amf Ser @ei=
ie rto9 &o6efter befanb, um ii6 Ell
ner Operation 3n unter5teben, m
Minneopolis ploBlid6 nntranspor<
tabeI getpor6en, meil ii6 ibr 3uitano
cine ieptifde @ergiftung infolge
zines Mbi5eiies = ftarf beri6limmer,
tie un6 am Mitnpo6 inn 6ortigen ct.
Marps &ospital %beritorben. sic er-
reibte oas Sitter bon 81 Sabrer. Seit
3pei ssabren mobnte 6ie 5amilie in
hicier Sto6t, tpobin iie ibr Setm bon
@imbon berlegte. 9ie Dabingeidie6e-
ne miro betra11ert BON 6em @atten,
6en 8 @in6ern 2egoue, <ieu ltno
9erneootte, ibren @ltern &einri6I
un6 Gra11 bon Maple Safe,
Minn., BRET 8riioern unb 5tpei 56pe,
tern. Die 8eer6ig11ng fan6 Samltag,
nodn1ittag onf 6em Nortb Star
1tatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
9ie te1en &riegsitenerplane ne

Ste 1te1ten &rtegs1te1terpl1t1e 1eD=
men longim feiten @ebalt an. 3u=
nQf6t iene, Sic auf %@rb0brng Der
@inrobmen aus oen inbireften Sten=
ern berednet iin6. So ion Dor aqem
jeoer 2urus fraftig bel teuert tper6en
Gurus inn 9ouie uno auBer Dem
Soule, in Ser &lei6ung DEFENDERS.
@er jtd iiber Elm be~rniinftiges Be-
6iirfniB binaus flei6et, ion 0afur Ell
ne entipreden6e Mbgabe an nncle
@oms @riegsfaiie ertri6ten. 8enn
9omen 6arouf beiteben> au6 tpab-
reno oes &rieges tbenere &leioer 81
trogert, ioIen fie 6afiir beiteuert tper-
ben. gogor in ibren @usgoben fir
striimpfe wer6en iie ii6 gan5 be-
oeuteno eini6rdnfen miifen, tpenn
ite li6 Uncle Son1 nidt tributpflid<
ttg MAIDEN tpoIen. sic tper6en nit
einem 6ien1tbaren @eiit a11sfommer
miiIien, tpenn tie fir 6en 5tpeiten un6
0ritten nidt Stener enrrtdten tponen.
9er idIedteren Sdlfte Ser Meni6-
beit miro es nidt better ergeben. 9h19
file miro Uncle @am bon aQem lie
berfluB in ser &leioung unb in ben
tdgIi6en @eniiiien Erib11t entrtGten
miiiien. 8eion6ers bobe 5te1ern iin6
fir gebrannte un6 gegorene @etrdnfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
@as nnier Sdtffsbau i'm letten

SNuS HNItl ~SouA '" WV"
Sabre geleiitet bot, %begrelft man an1
beltel1, >pe11n n1a11 ieine Seiltlngen
nit Sen 2ei1h1ngen aroerer Sar1oer
pergleid)t. SSn Sen 51p0lf Wfonaten, O1e
nit Oem 81. Mai ibren Mblt)luB tan=
oen, beliefen Die 2eiltungen Der eng
lilden @erften an 9anoels1bltten
lid cuff t,406,S3S Bartholomew. Sn
Ben Ser. Staaten murDer in oe1n a11
80. SUM- gum abl6lub gefo1nmene1t
Beridtsiubr 1,439,793 Bartholomew
gebalt. GaS lit mebr als Doppelt 10
piel in 6riebens5eiter: IN 9entl9la110
gebolt 1puroe, unO ouf mebr, als Die
ergliiden @erften IN bent a1getl1br=
ten 5w0lfmonotliben 3eitroum 5a lei
item permodten. SIM go115e11 1prr0en
1922 S9iffe gebal1t, 0apon ltnb 253
fir SEN iiberieeil6en Serfebr be-
ltin1mt. 8einube ialnmtlibe S9i1te
m11roen auf BriDatlperften gebaut,
BERN oie nit 9ilfe Ser B%un0esregle=
ru11g betriebenen groBen 8erften ba=
ben iotpeit fertige S6iffe nod 1ldt
geliefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Weneral 3erIhina fiat ppr ciuigem

NtNS""+ NS"lp'"Y D"% 'SE
Gogen bem &riegs0epartement Den
geriht zines oel1fiden Sffi5iers ilber
0as omerifuni16 Marineforps iiber-
mittelt. Ser 8eri6t entbalt piel
uno ieoenfous poblperoiente aner=
fennung Ser Mngeb0rigen ote1eS
aorps, sic iib bel gboteou SbierrD
uro an onoeren 6rontabl6nitten nit
10 gl4n5enber Brapoltr gel6lage1r
baben. Son beion0erem Snterelie lit
ser S6lubiot oes gerihtes, 100 es
beiBt, MIR tpenige oieier Sruppen
Ieien rein omerifaniiden %l1riprungs;
Sic Mebrbeit iei BON oel1ti6er,
boQdnoilher nn6 italieni16er Ser
fnnft, ober oieie 9albamerifaner Die
beinobe lGmtlid in Mmerifa gebp=
rem 1por6en 1tno europa ntemols ge=
leben batten> fiiblten itd als tre1e
G0b11e ibres 2an0es. 9us lit Elm
4robartiges &ompliment, obldon eS
ni6ts entbGlt, mas fir unS Mmerl=
farer oeltt16er @erfunft ei1e l1eber=
roidl1ng iein fonnte. Gon nnlere1
S0bnen unb griioern baben mir
l6on getm1Bt, baB lie it6 orb I'M
Seloe, nnb BORT crit reft, olS treue
@0bne Tires 2anbes fiiblen miiroen,
aber es lit gut, 0aB es BON oieler
.Geite BEL tdtigt mor6en lit. Sene,
sic es ongebt, iolten es ii6 merfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Sic 81. Coulter Mmerifa Id)reibt:

Sic 81. Coulter Mmerifa idreibt:
Scr nm1tano, 0ab General Berlbing
sic Niidfebr ienes llrteroffi5iers
nad GSranfreib %ongeorbnet bat, Ser
anfangs Stunt in 8euepile S6a1ler-
n1aren beri1tete, bie 0urd Elm ct.
Coulter M%benobIatt @erbreitung fan-
oen1 lit Elm 11euer 8e1peis fir Die IN
peranttportliden &reiien berri6enoe
@elinm,ng. Sod 1per lit IN bieiem
Sole ser eigentli9 Sdul0ige? Sc
ner l1n~teroffi5ier, Ser, nod amerifa
5uriidgefebrt, I'M bier Bortrdge gu
boIte,t, ein nit @reulgeida6ten diber-
iattigtes Bl1blifum porfano nno It'd
nun oa311 berleiten lieB, bieiem nod
oen1 M11nDe 51 ih1pdben, ODER 1ene
gIGtter, mel9e ibre 2eier iyitematiid)
ba5u er3ogen baben, 6ie ton item &C.
id)idten gu glm1ben? @l1d Ben brit.
tiiden @Iattern merit man an, 6aB
England nit 9eutidlanb I'M Rrieg
liegt, oo6 bon iener 5udt, ben @eg-
ner oIs einen etngefleiidten Senfel
bin5uiteuen, ser 10 piele 3eitungen
I'm ieres 2onbes ergeben ltno, balter
lid iene fret. Scenes @dwelgen in
|Seniotionen, bas Ser amerifonild en
@reIie eigentbiimlid, lit Der 8olfsiee:
le obne 31peifel bodlt nadtraglib.
gs fiibrt 0a5l1, oaB mon Ste @erbalt=
niiie piel mebr gefiiblsmabig bel1r=
tbeilt uls nit Dem Ser tan0."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
K hhhe na0rlOten.
Mbidiebsfeier bcs budlu. 9errn g
Shtrmers.

Nb1dteDsfeter Dcs DDdln. Qerrn -.
Sdirmers.
9os gr6geiboB Ser ct. &ontfa5=
Stride in Melroie mor lebten Cont
tagaber10 pradtig nit @1tirlarloen
geidmiiM. Inter 6em Sanftuarinm
prangte a11f einem Mrt Mltare oaf
9ein1panb ge1nolt l1n0 bon retdliden
8lu1nen 11ntrottft, ser Name &ep. g.
Mdt5ebn Grieiter nno
tpobl iiber ta1ien6 Meni6en lporen
an1peieno un6 fiiuten 6ie Saue biz
al1f oen lebten 8lob. Ser bo6aptpiir-
6igite Msgr. &tdter eroffnete Die
8eriammll1ng. S11 %tiefbetpeaten Wor-
ten idyil6erte er Sen 3med Der 3l=
iammenfunft. gs gelte, iprah er,
SEN Mbi6ieo 6es s. s. Sdirmers
5l feiert, Ser flint Sabre nit grob=
tent gifer o1s StIfsprieiter IN Ser
g~ontfa51@ eefpirft nno
1ih iebt a1f 81tni6 oes Sodiniirois-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Se. Gminems &aroimal @ibbuns,

Se. GMtttea3 GarOtHaI Vtopphs,
Der bodbetagte u1rb allgemein gelieb=
te uno bo6geodtete Sberbirte Der
gr5oio5ele Baltimore, fann am 16.
Mugult oieles Sabres 6as gol6ene SUI
bilaum ieiner @rbebung gum @pts=
fopate feiern. ST mur6e am 16. Mn=
quit 1868 gum 8ii6of bon Norangt=
tum foniefriert. Ser grei1e &irdel1-
fiirit, tpelder ant 80. Suit 1861, Die
beilige Erieiterweibe empfing, mar
ser Mpoitoliide @ifar bon North Ga
rolina; am 80. Srli 1872 puroe ibm
Die Di05eie &idmono ubertragen nno
a1n 3. Sftober 1877 mnr6e er bon
9opIt Hius TX. 5um @r5bii6of bon
Baltimore ernanm nnb am Z. Sunni
1886 m1roe ct gum &aroind freiert.
aaroinal Gibbons erfreut ft6 trob
ieiner 81 Sabre boiler geiittger nno
forperliber Sriide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Earm.6hSpthefen.Gnleih

0ie sMrmers @tate 9arf 1T 6osu
.porbereitet, ibre Sonbs fit anleihen
otf Torm : Gigentbatm art5at5iden.
Sic ltnterfud4rnq 6es Giaertbnrms
uno @eftStig1ng Ser Si&erbeit miro
bon 8eumten Ser Bo1ef gemudM tno
nit 70 tuenie Sr1tbel Fir SEN apSlt'
fo-ten. fpie MIR eber1 mSelid. @egen
MSherem telesboriere, fareibe man
ont ooer iprede Dor in Der 8drf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

in Mugiidt genommen, mas leoet1-
faus nidt barrab auSiieb, alS OBJ
man ernitli1 nit 8robtbitton reb.
ne. SIZE 8l1noesregtera1ng braudt
eben ole 5te1erqueuen. Sic IN ibrem
gereide liegen, ur6 % tpare es gera-
beau Eborbeit> tpenn tie ii6 Die 10
auberorbentli9 ergiebige @etranfe-
It~euerquelle berfdlieBen mo4te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

@enu Iaugc Gbren elm 3eiden bon
Seuh0rigfeit u1rell, wilrDe bic stint
me oeS 8eniilens nld)t Die .balbe
sdmieri0feit haben, Die tie bat> I'M
lid, sur Hcltltllg SIT brlttgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Ear,r1 at b%erfanfen.

100 ODER 239 Slider 6arm 51 per,
foufen, 2a Meiler1 fii0lid bon Saa't
Centre. Cute @ebdulidfeiten. use
qen @in5eIbeiten tpenbe mon it'd an
Charles 9t6s,
3O-9t Souf Centre, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

Gas Bette Grfennnngsseiden iuabrer
2oDalit6t lit 6ie &riegsiparmarfe.
Die lit mebr tpertb ols to1tieno Be-
.tbe1terungen. @er fleiBig &riegs~
1parmarfen fa1ft, befrdftigt feline
ourd sic Ebot, unb oos
allein 81bIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

Mud] Senrp Tprb miro mabridetns
lid sic g%rfabrung n1aden, oaB Der
@eo. 5l1u1 YuuDesfapitol manberle1
&riluar11l1gen bot, Oie o1b fllr ell
ne1 geiGidten Observation-Disclosures n1dt
imnter leidt gu nebmen lind.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
Man fan1 rmbtg baraMf uett

Oob. lpellll Sic republ1faf11Ie Fur1e1
lid eutld)lieben lolte, &ooiepelt I'M
Sabre 1920 SIR EraliOentlbaftStral1z
t. I'll fiibren, iie i'm sum- Srinfen n1tt
mird 81 5rpl1gen brouben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

= sssm @eiiein ser gon5en @emein=
Sc uno elmer groBen Mn5obl Srel1n-
Sc 1tn6 Conner oerielbe1t far1b om
lebten Sonntogno6mittag Sic 8eibe
elmer 11elten @1ofe ser ct. Soiepbs
Stride in @oite @arf itatt. SODIUM
ffer &err 8ii6of Sos. S. 811Id nobm
Sic @eibe ser @lode Dor, mobei neblt
oen1 bod>p. Srtspforrer Motb. Soft
mann bodtp. 9r. 2eo Cans bon Der
&otbeorole, uno sic bubm. Serren
Ebiebaut bonn 81. glo1tb Snltitltt lno
@oIher bon ct. Mltg1tlta oiiiitier=
ten. Ser Oberbirte bielt bel Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18

ItlUl.
- @err @orl s. 6orf melder ieit
elmer Meibe BON Sabren oas Ereoi'
geramt Ser 6eutid ebangelti6 lutte
rii6en @emein6e beiorgte, bat am
lebten Sonntag feline Mi6ieospre=
oigt gebalten. IS beibt, oab er emit
meiIen nit 6omi1te iein &eim int ct.
Glou6 beibebalten miro.
- Geo. 8. @eb bon @olpa, sc. g.,
mel6er our6 etnen S6lagonfaa ge-
labnt lit, befin6et ii6 in ct. Glouo
nn6 lGBt iid bon einem . teopatben
nit bemerfbarer 8eilera1ng bebun=
6eln. CT ae6enft, sic Sur fi1r einetr
Wonat 511 riebmen.
- ssyn1 boben Sitter bon 83 Sab=
rem lit ont 9ienitagmorgen I'M ct.
SsSc1epbs Mltenbeim, mo ite 1id mab=
reno ser lebten Sabre befano, 5ran
Mnria Gtad aus 6em 2eben gel6ie=
Sen. Str 5obn g. s. Sfad bon ct.
@aul trof Dienitagmorgen bier etn
un6 1tobm bie 2ei6e nadp 2a Torte,
Sssn6., tpo iie Dor ibrer nnterbringuny
I'M Mltenbeim ibr &eim botte, our Be-
er6ignng.
Ser gorntp=Boorb lit ont Dien-
flag ols M11sglei6ungsbebor6e 5n Ell
11er 8ebn Sage o%noauernoen 9ibnrg
int gourtba1tie 5uiamr1en getreter.
Evening star., 1918-07-27

Decatur pl., between 2zd and zsd sts NV, two
family home; first floor. rooms. sleeping porch
bath: I'd floor. rooms. sleeping porch. bath:
$6.500
18th ST., near Mass. ave, Ii ROOMS. batA, $500.
Evening star., 1918-07-27
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
ROOSEVELT ENDS TOUR
With First Lord Of the British Ad-
miralty Inspected Naval
Establishments.

LONDON, July 26.-Franklin d.
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the
American Navy and Sir Eric Geddes.
first lord of the British admiralty. re-
turned here today from an inspection
Of the naval establishments in the
south Of Ireland under command Of
Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly. Mr.. Roose-
welt also visited one Of the outlying
units of the United States feet, where
In statement to the press Mr.. Roose-
velt said he had found there the same
frictionless and efficient unity which
characterized conditions in ireland
and in the grand fleet
Anti-subm bmarfne measures had now
been developed into a science Mr..
Roosevelt continued, and by virture of
the fact that the naval forces employ
ed upon them could be, and were
welded as a single weapon, there was
man submarine could become a de-
cisive factor in the situation.
The party crossed from ireland on
an American destroyer. Before land
ing Sir Eric caused the following
signal to be flown from the British
escorting vessel:
THE first lord is proud he should
have had the privilege of taking
passage on a United States destroyer
with the assistant secretary of the
United States Navy aboard. Mr.. Roose-
welt joins Sir Eric Geddes in appre-
ships Of kindred navies being so in
timately associated, knowing both of
them will render their best service
during this war;
Evening star., 1918-07-27
GARDINER & DENT
SELL SEVERAL HOUSES
Premises on q Street at $4,000
Among Those Recorded in
Past Week.

Ernest G. Walker has sold premises
2025 H street northwest to Misses E.
C. Pryor and c. C. Baird for $4,000.
The sale was made through the real
estate firm of Gardiner & Dent, Inc
The house is three stories in height
and contains ten rooms and two baths.
1t occupies a lot of 20 feet front by a
depth Of 100 feet to an alley. There
is also double brick garage.
This realty firm completed several
other sales during the past week. H.
L. Fassett purchased 140S Emerson
street. in SauIs Addition, for $S.500
This Is modern detached dwelling.
having two stories and attic. eight
rooms. bath. with large lot extend
ing to 15-foot alley. The purchaser
will take possession Of the premises
about October l.
sold for George B. Bryan to William
T. Helm for $500. who will occupy
1t. 1t is two-story brick containing
six rooms and bath, and has all mod
ern conveniences. It also has a brick
garage facing on Holmead place.
Another sale was that of 140S Web
ster street. This is a two-story and
attic brick. containing eight rooms.
bath and cellar. 1t has hot-water
heat and electric lights. 1t is one of
row Of many homes recently erect
ed in this section by Harry Wardman
The consideration was $3.50. Mr..
Cochran. the purchaser. will occupy 1t
as his home.
Evening star., 1918-07-27
ENEMY ATTACKS FAIL
ON MACEDONIAN FRONT
Austrians and Bulgarians Are
Beaten Back in Assaults Which
Reach Into Albania.

PARIS July 26.-An onicial state
ment says:
ARMY OF THE EAST, July 25.-
The enemy has attempted several To-
cal attacks to the west of Lake Dol
ran and between Lakes Presba and
Ochrida- They were repulsed with
serious losses. and without the en-
emy having been able to reach our
lines.
"In Albania we are organizing our
conquered positions. The number of
prisoners captured in this region
since July 81 is $50, including twenty
officers.
"Allied aviators have carried out
numerous bombardments. One enemy
machine has been brought down"
ROME. July 26-An official state
ment says:
columns twice stormed with great
violence our, positions from Ardenfca
to the north of the. Lower Semeni.
Both times they were repulsed. The
same day another column crossing
the Semeni to the coast of Kuci made
our advanced post retire. 4 counter
attack Thursday morning drove the
VIENNA, July 26-The Austrian
official communication issued today
dealing with the situation in Al
bania says:
Between Kuci and the sea we have
reached the Semeni at many points
Enemy counter attacks were dispers-
ed"
Evening star., 1918-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A REGULAR SESSION OF ALMAs TEMPLE.
Mystic Shrine. is hereby ordered to convene at
the patrol rooms, 1924 II st. NV, Saturday
night, July q, at pm.
l. WHITING ESTES, Potentate.
HARRISON DINGMAN. Recorder. 27s
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the copartner-
. ship composed of Misses Jane Bartlett, Sarah
Miner and Margaret Milner. doing business
under the firm name and style Of Jane Bart
lett's Shop at 1301a Connecticut Ave, WASH
ington, D. c.. has been dissolved As Of July 1.
1918. All claims against said firm should be
presented to the undersigned. who il acting
IS lQuidator.
NARY osToOLE,
Hibbs Building.
xttorneys: Washington, D. O.
JOHN 8. FLANNERY,
WALTER C. CLEPHANE.
J. O. BARRY, 11th ST. WHARF sW.-
Phone NJ. 1865. Hard crabs, 35c per dozen;
delivered. 2Ss
PHILLIPS & MOORE, REAL ESTATE EX-
perts. Before .suying in Washington consult
them 1t may save you money. 800 Maryland
building. 1410 Fl st. NV. 800
Evening star., 1918-07-27
MARY 0'CONNOR PAYS
$1,000 FOR DWELLING
Purchases Premises 1908 1st Street.
Other Sales Made by
David E. Barry.

Mary Oconnor has purchased prem
ises 1908 1st street northwest for
$4,000 from the Knickerbocker Realty
Company The sale was made by
David E. Barry. real estate broker.
A number of other sales have re-
Gently been completed by Mr.. Barry.
P. c. Brady bought 62s Lamont street
from Sarah s. Wheeler for $3.50.
No. 1895 e street northeast. two
story fat. was sold for Laura A. Ladd
to Irene A. Brady, who will hold the
property us an investment. The price
was $3.50.
No. 1907 New Hampshire avenue was
sold to Ieane Daugherty by Helen G..
Doherty for $3.50.
A warehouse in the rear OF - New
York avenue was sold to Paul Allen
for $3.50, who will remodel the prop
erty into garage.
Oracle Cannatella purchased prem
ises 1908 Kenyon street from Isabella
Mckie for $3.50.
70. T36 9Th street was sold to Sosa
E'igallo by Irene Barry for $500.
John Allen sold premises Al Defrees
street to Minnie Nicholson for $1,oo0.
The new cwner will hold the property
as an investment.
Paul Aller purchased the residence
property at :si7 1st street from DR..
Mohler for 5000. He will occupy 1t
as his home. after remodeling.
cast was soid soi George w. Vaughn
to Sergt. Charles H. Cress for $4,000.
Stanhope Booker purchased prem.
ises 726 Harvard street for $4,000
from the knickerbocker Realty Com
pany.
Evening star., 1918-07-27

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