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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-16
West Seattle Property
MODEL s.RooM RuNGAIow

$500; $500 DOWN. $40 PER MONTH
Including Interest. beautiful s-room
modern cottage: fireplace: gas
electric lights: all buiit-in fea-
lures; sweeping view OF bay: lot
b0xi50: garage. block 20 al
t-room modern bungalow. $3.50;
$500 down. $50 n month: all built
in features: close to car.
5-room modern cottage. $3.50: 5000
down. s2s n month. including in
tercst: close TO car.
Beautiful California ave. cottage:
lot hoxib0 20 Is-foot alley: garage
modern; flowers, foliage. beautiful
lawn $500. 500 down. s25 per
Month
IDA SMITH & co.
b1oS California Ave. West 25s.
Take No. ? n to Dawson st
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN
bungalow: overlooking bay: two
lights: city water: grading in and
paid: f2.5OO: $500 down. $50 per
month. including interest
3-room modern cottage: beautiful
lawn and flowers: lights, water
and gas: $3.50. 5000 down. s25 n
month. including Interest; close to
car.
Beautiful California ave. cottage:
lot Soxi5o TO ie-foot alley; garage:
modern; flowers. foliage. beautiful
lawn s2.l00. 500 down. s25 per
month.
IDA SMITH & CO.
Bsos California Ave. West 25,.
Take 20. ? n to Dawson -.
ti.20O-A GOOD BUY-sl.20O
4 rooms: . bedrooms: large cleared
lot. fruit trees and berries: on a
paved street. with assessments all
paid: near school and stores.
Only $3.50 cash. balance rent.
81. 20n-NEAR THE CARS-si,20 o
3 rooms: large lot: 4Txieo: lots OF
fruit trees and berries; , blocks
20 al school and stores. It's n
good one, $500 cash. balance rent.
open Evenings.
G. \. BISBEE & co.
Faurtleroy a to Gatewood Station.
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SASH AND DOORS

HAVE AN ABUNDANCE OF NICE
early apples that viii pick n
pack carefully and put aboard
train for soc ror n t0-h. box.
Large: fine for cooking. and nice
eating. for people liking tart APP
pies. Anyon. wanting these APP
pies. can get from n box up
while they last by sending out
boxes with order. Get empty boxes,
knock down. remove nails and
send IN bundles. small amounts by
parcel post. large ones by train.
to Atkinson station. Maple Valley.
by paying charges.
A. r CoLKFTT
Maple Valley. wash
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5000 sQUAHE FEET
Ii a lot OF ground. A c~loar.ln coun-
try home site. near street car and
paved boulevard: splendid view Of
Sound and mountains. city water.
phones. school. etc. just outside
city limits. near FAunticroy car.
direct route to Industrial and busi-
ness center Lowest prices and
easiest terms 1850. $40 a month.
A few small tracts. s.032 90 Il, for
ts75. and 1850 "a. II for $500
Can't a figure out that one Of
these large tracts on D ridge. at
the edge of the city limits. over
looking the Sound ~ ~desirhbleT
Get one and get II now, either for
an Investment or an Immediate
domestic. over $1,000 worth sold
recently Put a small piece Of
your money into something good.
Save your rent spend n few mo-
mentr of your time during the day
or after work and look this over.
Telephone Elliot, 1891
HOLMES a. BAKfNG
hb3 Empire Bldg. and and Madison
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80 lVE Fttt-thtBi sffthh'
-
SPEND THE DAY SUNDAY
-
Investigating tho
SOUTH BEACON NIL DISTRICT
HOMES BUILT AND BUILDING
ONE READY At 1880
ANOTHER At $500
ONE BUILDING At t2.i0O
ONE At ts.aSo
STILL ANOTHER At $4,000
$50 20 $500 WIN start You.
Monthly Terms 10 Suit
1900 TO 1900 for Your
Choice Of 200 to-foot view lots. on
top Of and on the eaAt and west
slope OF the hill,
100 LOTS ON
BEACON AVE AND
cARKEER DRIVE BOULEVARD
Maa
NOW NOTE CAREFULLY
WE MENTIONED ABOVE HOUSES
1880 to $4,000
Let us tell you how. with a small
investment you n start your
home in n high grade residence
section.
We Sell Lumber on Monthly Payment
ti2s to 1900 will inoioao
n to 4-room u
while building We will AJAX no cash
on the lot Build toward
The rear Of the lot Build yourself.
or NO will build for you
NOTE THESE POINTS
-
Beacon Hiil 20 tn. south IN
as Capitol mn to the north.
No prettirr view In tn. city.
No railroads 10 cross
No bridges TO crosA.
Destined TO equal the finest section
OF h city.
Bring your lunch Sunday.
We will be- on the groundA
NOTE THE DIRECTION
CAREFULLY
Take Rainier Beach or Renton car W
HENDERSON ST.
Go west 10 cArksek drive. at foo, Of
hiil where We have three houses
under construction.
THEN 90 TO TOP OF HILL
Where We have two houses ready for
delivery. Eco our
LOTS AT $500 TO 1900
RExFORD a. MOHnfSEY. Owners
ti7-tis Boston Blk Elliott :o:..
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IS y
For snIe-IteaI Estate

WHILE WAGES ARE GOOD. BUY A
home. a large tract Of soil Pay
FOR H. Get your decd when times
ore slack. possibly out Of work.
you have no rent 20 pay. You then
VIII have time 20 raise a large
garden and a few chickens. You
don't need n Job 30 bad then.
work ~ home % Of the time
This viii be Just the thing 10 fall
back on a ltttlc later. when old age
begins 20 show up. and the young
er fellow w taking your place.
West n Wheeler have just tho
tfHct Of land you should have.
This land In 10 close in u must
Increase In value. and will make
you money N you use a.
For particulars call Elliott b2B2.
WEST 4 WHEELER
800 COlmnn Block.
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JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY
with all city conVenicncea.
WE are closing out an addition Of
100 fine. large. slightly lots. close
TO car and paved street
LOTS bGSf60 FEET
We offer them at bargain priceA
while they last THINK or IT
Fine large lots going AZ Sl7b. 5000
and $3.50. t2h cash ccureE one of
those lots. Buy two or three OF
these lots. have your own garden
and chickens.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos 3rd Az.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
5-room modern bungalow; full
cement basement: lot tONiOO; two
blocks from car. 81 900. You could
not build this house for what We
are asking for tho property.
PUBLIC REALTY BUREAU
2l0 Liberty Hldg., opp, y q.
SIX LOTS. 66xi27. GOOD GARDEN
soil; city water. all in crop. mostly
potatoes. beans, etc. crop goes In
sold before, August 90. Reserved
after that date. $3.50: Size cash
VIII soil one or all.
Soc OLMSTED
S7th and Greenwood Ballard 1247.
A COY LITTLE HOME
Near lake. and University cars: 4
rooms concrete basement. home
fOillbIAHs tpnNtfliturtN. ~ 2OU .
easy terms; immediate possession
CHARLES SoMrRS COMPANY
Alaska Bldg.
FOR SALE - FROM OWNER q
room house beautiful big ward
hOxiab; beautiful view. lots OF
fruit and flowers: 5000 cash. mr.
VIII sell furnished. A splendid
buy at $1,000. Small monthly pay.
ments, 3gl2 Eastern.
Buy OF OWNER. SAVE COMMITS
sion; Groom house. " block from
Queen Anne 1853.
GROOM COTTAGE ron SALE. ny
owner Alfred IL. Hodgcson. Ei-
lott i533
G ROOMS. SEMI-MODERN. BEAT-
tiful lot, f0Nf10; paved. Han. New
York Block.
SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
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N you are intending 60 buy an
hutomobti. do " now. Tho
automobile market whs never
In the condition that ~ is
today. Good new cars are not
TO be had whom the present
small stock IL sold. Used cars
will be high. We can soil you
u car with n small payment
down. and you can ride as you
pay for ~ Our terms are ex-
ceptionaiiy easy. and We put
u used cars in good shape
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Salesman Wanted

STOcK SALEsMEN-SO ADVANCE
agents Aerial Navigation corpor-
alton, 115 Cherry. Call mornings.
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MEET Me FACE TO FACE
and
SHOW YOUR SEATTLE SPIRIT

want TO meet working men who
would tako shares and live In n
bungalow apartment building. n
bccomc part owner.
II. PERCY SHARPE
go Seaboard Bldg.
Designer and Builder OF
WorkinKtnen's
Homes and Apartments.
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ACRE OF LAND. WITH VIEW OF
Lake Warrington. easily cleared
on good road. with electric lights.
telephone and water In district
Arrangements can be made TO
build "A small home on this prop
orty. which II located north OF tho
city. at Lake Forest Park. Price
for the acre. $500; $50 cash. $40
monthly.
A. IT. REID e. coz
31f New York Block.
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WE ARE SELLING SIX NEW
houses at actual cost on rent
terms VIII build 90 suit you at
actual oct 20 uH. using your plans.
or will furnish you lufnbcr and a
carpenter our property lies about
Is minutes from heart Of Ballard
car line right TO H., city water.
lights: phone. well settled district.
stores. etc. Sound view. VIII he
on ground all day sunday. 18th
y. W and s5th ave We mean
bunlnens. and invite none but in
tercsted. Call Elliott SIC. 2io
Burke Bldg.
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l arm Lands
4 REAL FARM
Stocks ana Bonds

81 WILL SELL
s2b Universal High Power Tel. spec1
500 Pacific Elecric Wclder. $0.40
VIII buy or sell Liberty bonds.
VIII buy 1000 Black Hawk.
I 900 Alaska Petroleum 4 Coal IT
&, 600 Lone star oil .......... .0s
&c. 600 Puget Sound Natl Gas. .0S
SOC Reacon Coal ........... 40
|, 900 Red Monarch .......... 10
!. 900 Alaska Homcstnke Gold. 10
4, 800 Wyoming Pacific Oil -. 10
1875 Liberty OH q Gas. Wyo. .0sl
/. 900 Dellie silver Mines -. is
100, 600 Canada oil 4 Venture. .0Ox
1850 Granite Gold. Alaska -. 10
loco Mother Lode, Alaska.... .40
1.000 Success. Idaho ...... .lsx
MAX WiNKLER
21i Union st. Elliott
STOCKS AND HONnS.
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Male Help Wanted

EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY
aoI-90e Lowman Building. Seattle
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IS For Saie-ReaI Er4nfe
GREATEsT BARGAIN
ONLY \ FEW LEFT
THOSE UALF-ACRES
ON LAKE BURIEN CAR LINE
SO MINUTES FROM sHIPYARD
Rent payer. you want H.
Homesceker. you want II.
Investors. you want H.
one-Quhrtor Acre for iiis
o~ne-IIaif Acre for 1890
One whole Acre for 1922
only 90 Down. Then 81 Monthly
for Qunrter-Acre.
only $40 Down. Then 81 Monthly
for Half-Acre.
only $50 Down, Then SO Monthly
for ono Acre.
no RESTRICTIONS
BUILD WHAT YoU WANT
PUT UP a TENT OR a SHACK
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO PAYMENT WHEN OUT OF
WORK
where or how can you beat IT.
LET ME SHOW Y-oU-Sow-ToDAY
Automobile leaves today and tomor-
row from our office. at as Ind nv.
1880 A. NJ. a.so p. 81 AND $50 r. NJ
Look II over. Let M show how 20
start life on n $40 btu. and get "a
home.
w. J. MARvTs
eos Boston Block
Second and Columbia
Trlephona Elliott Asst.
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business Opportunities

SMALL. FRESH. CLEAN STOCK OF
drugs n sundries. reasonable
discount; fixtures for sale. store
for rent. GIG Pike ST. Phone Main
1883.
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NEW HOUSF-zh ACRES
RUNNING ~WATER-iLe00

IS chickens. large Incubator.
brooder. stove. etc house was
only built las tycar: furniture
and tools. including splendid
range. bedding and dishes. 90
with place: some standing
timber: running water through
property improved places adj
joining. fenced; on county
road: short distance from
school: convenient for any u
employed downtown. Very
reasonable cash payment TO
parties moving on property.
Balance as monthly.
BURKE e. FARRAR- INC
203 New York Block
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Acreage

FINELY IMPROVED RANCH
RUNNING NATURALIZATION
Splendid young orchard 81 125
bearing trees. all varletier,
also small fruits: ~ acres IN
garden and clover: you can
Judge the coll after looking
owe garden ana fruit trees;
thoroughly cleared and fenced.
several springs besides good
sized stream; small house.
storage building. barn. and
hay loft for three head or
stock: good sized chicken
house: also other improve
meutH. Price fi.bO0.00, which
includes farming implements.
furniture. etc. Property has
been Improved by ownsr. not
with idea ~ selling Flowers.
EhrubbeTy. etc. Hehhonabie
cash payment. balanced $1,000
monthly Handy 20 ferry land
ing. Take East Madison car
and Kirkland ferry TO Burke
& Farrsr's office and Inquire
for Mr.. Sucking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
american Troops Rea ch
Famous KnemhId, Line
Terrific Hand-to-Hand
Fighting of Entire War
for ershmg s Men

lished actual contact with this IA
nous enemy system.
The so-called Kriemhild- Steelunp
line which the American front faces
today is part OF the general German
defensive system beginning at Douai
continuing south OF La Fere and
thence east to the Meuse. Crossing
the Meusc, the line extends eastward
by the way OF Etain and runs across
the St. Mihiel salient to the MoSele.
which it reaches Just south of Pag-
ny, then the ST, Mihiel salient was
reduced by the Americans, the en-
emy was forced behind this system
in that vicinity.
On the greater part of the front
between the Are. and the Meuse
rivers. the enemy is either on or i'm
mediately in front of this line. On
this front, the enemy's main combat
zone was bounded on the south by
a line OF resistance along Lairfuon
ravine, and on the north by the
olker-Stcelung line. This eXcep-
tionally strong system originally be-
gan east of Montfaucon and ran
south of that city through Ivory,
Epinonville and the woods east of
Eclisfontain.
The Americans have already
broken through this principal zone
OF resistance, and so is facing the
p notwithstanding system. From
the west to the east, along this front,
the system runs from north of St.
Juvin to south OF Landres ct st.
Georges, and continues eastward,
including the heights OF Romagne
wood and Gesnes wood, which dom
mate the important valley OF the
This river crosses Just porth
of Romagne and then the system
runs to the southeast across the
higher ground in the forests OF de
Cunel and de Fais. Then, turning
it follows the crest of
the hills over naturally strong po-
sitions until it reacheS the Meuse
north OF BreulelS
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(Rv The Associated Press \
(By The Associated Press,
London, Oct. 3.-In the week ending today the allies
have captured $4,000 and 900 guns the western
front.

are held by the enemy, but their fall
to the British probably only is a
matter OF few hours. With Lens
in the hands of the British and the
German line moved back to near
Lille, or beyond, the great coal
fields in this district, Which the Ger
mans have defended tenaciously for
four years, will no longer be of use
TO them.
In Flanders. the Belgians, British
and French continue their pressure
against the stiffened resistance OF
the enemy The salient driven in by
the allies, threatens the German hold
on Belgium and an advance of per-
haps ten miles toward Ghent prob
ably would compel the enemy to. re-
tire TO the northern Meuse line.
On the Cambrai-St. Quentin line.
the British have maintained the
gains, Notwithstanding strong Ger
man counter thrusts. The new Brit
Continued on page 81
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(By The Associated Press)

On a front of 20 miles between Ar
mentieres and Lens, the Germans
continue TO retire from the salient
west Of the fortress of Lille. North
of St. Quentin, the British again are
storming the German defense lines
which in Champagne the French are
pressing northward, threatening the
German communications.
Evacuation OF tn Lille salient is
the direct result ,of the allied ad-
vances in Flanders and around Cam
brai. The British are keeping close
at the heels OF the Germans who al
ready have retired an average Of two
miles. but there is no indication of
where the enemy will stop or wheth-
er he will extend his withdrawal
to include the region OF
Douai and attempt to form a straight
line from Roulers through Lille and
Douai TO Cambria.
ArmentireS and Lens apparently
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ENEMY IS RETREAT|NG ON 2O-MILE
FRONT IN LILLE REGION AND To
WEST Of THAT STRONG FORTRESS
ITS Awful'', Hun Editor
Tells German Nation

Paris, Oct. 3.-(Iiavas Agency)-The German sit
uatiOn the west front is grave the Frankfort Zeitung
admits, adding that the German front is gradually
crumbng.
"The allied plan of attack" it adds, ''s being car
ried out in extraordinary manner. 1t is an awful
strain front The situation the Meuse, where
the American attacks just beginning is extremely
critical Part of Chemn des Danes has had to be given
up and the entire German front gradually crumblng
away under the allied attacks
The evacuation of Belgium is being discussed open
iy in Berlin, according to advces reaching here
Concerning Alsace-Lorraine the German high com
mand makes the suggestion that it be neutrazed and
joined to Luxembourg, thus making a buffer state be-
tween France and Germany.
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LIBERTY BOND SALES
ARE BEHIND SCHEDULE
NEARLY II A l. F BILLION
SHORT OF SCHEDULE FOR
FOUR DAYS.

Washington. Oct 5.-Liberty
bonds sales have passed the half
billion mark, but the country still
is nearly that amount behind sched-
ule for the first four days OF the
campaign.
Washington, Oct. 5.--Subscrip.
tons to the fourth Liberty loan mus
average S515.00000O daily if the to
tai OF $6,000,000.000 is to be raiseC
during the three weeks campaign
Sales Of bonds in the first three days
of the campaign totalled only S4l5.-
l45,0g0. according to reports re-
ceived by the treasury from all OF
the federal reserve districts with
the exception OF the Kansas City
district, in which the canvass for
subscriptions will not begin until
next Monday.
Reports received today from all
sections were optimistic. The St.
Louis district, the first to raise its
quota in the third loan, was said to
be making an effort to gain first
honors in the present campaign.
Arkansas, in the ST. Louis district,
has subscribed half its quota, with
less than half OF the counties re-
porting.
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NIT that the surrender is a direct
consequence Of the developments on
the western front, and it describes
King Ferdinand's reported messages
of loyalty to the German and Aus
trian emperors as constituting "a
psychological riddle"
The Cologne Volks Zeitung is
deeply pessinistic regarding the fu-
ture. 1t would be unwise, it says, to
place any hopes on counter move
ment.
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TWENTY WORKMEN KILLED.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 3-More
than twenty workmen were killed
and that many more injured early
this morning when a Pennsylvania
flyer smashed into crowd OF work
men from the Interstate Foundry
Co.. at Bedford. Ohio, ten miles
south of here, while the men were
waiting on the tracks for a work
train. Ten ambulances and dozen
physicians have been sent TO the
scene.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
WARSH|P TAMPA
GOES DOWN IN
BRISTOL CHANNEL
NOT ONE LIFE SAVED WHEN
SUPPOSED TORPEDO HIT
LITTLE CRAFT.
IS STRUCK DUR|N c NIGHT
And Apparently There Were No
Eyewitnesses - Life Belt and
Bodies of Officers Are Found
Vessel Was Used as Convoy

Washington, Oct. 3.-The U. S. S
Tampa, former coast guard cutter
in naval service, was lost off the
English coast, September 26, witt
all on board while on convoy duty
Ten officers and 102 enlisted mer
of the crew, one British officer and
five civilian employees, lost their
lives.
A navy department statement to-
day announcing the disaster, says
:he ship was sunk at midnight in
the Bristol channel and that re-
ports indicate that she was struck
by torpedo while escorting a con-
voy.
Captain c. Satterlce, Of the coast
guard, commanded the cutter. APP
parently there were no eye witnesses
TO the sinking. The navy report says
an explosion was felt after the Tam
pa had gone well ahead of the CON
voy, about S:45 p. m., and that later,
quantities of wreckage, one OF the
Tampa's life belts and the bodies OF
unidentified officers III uniform
were found.
Tampa, Fla, Oct. 5.-Parents here
OF II members of the crew OF the
coast guard cutter Tampa, lost IN
foreign waters, have receive notifica-
ton from the navy department that
.heir sons are missing.
The cutter Tampa was formerly
.he Miami. Her name was changed
about t11ree wears ago when she was
placed on patrol duty with head
quarters at Key West. She had been
used considerably in patrolling ice
lanes in northern Atlantic waters IN
accordance with the internal agree
ment before the United States went
:nto the war.
On the declaration OF war she was
sent to foreign waters.
o?S -eeelraocuartqsrl shrdlu shrdI
Reports OF the disaster, which oc-
Cured lust a week ago, began TO
reach Washington today as the re
suit of private messages sent by the
navv deDartment to the families OF
the men lost.
Official Naval Report.
Then the department made the
following announcements:
The navy department has been
Informed OF the loss of the United
States ship Tampa with all the oiil-
GERS and men OH board on Sept. 70,
off the English coast in the Bristol
Channel. The reports indicate that
this ship was sunk at night by tor
pedo while engaged in escorting a
convoy.
1T is reported by other vessels
of the convoy that the Tampa Tor
some unknown reason, had gone
we'll ahead OF the convoy and that
about 9:45 p. m, the shock OF an
explosion was felt.
The vessel which conducted the
search in the vicinity found large
Quantities OF wreckage and one OF
the Tampa's life belts. Two dead in
naval uniform, but otherwise un
identified were found.
THE u. s. S. Tampa was former
coast guard cutter and was i'll COM
mand OF Captain c. Satterlee, of the
coast guard. Her complement con-
sisted of ten officers and l02 enlist
ed men, and it is reported that she
had on board also one British Off
Ger and five civilian employees"
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Albanian Situation
May Soon Develop
Into Tragic Events

Rome. Oct. 5.-The situation in
Albania holds out possibilities oi
decisive events soon in that thea.
tire. Austro-Hungarian forces now
are compelled to hold the line from
the Adriatic sea to Lake Ochrida
by themselves. the Bulgarians no
longer available.
The Nineteenth Austrian corps
under General Pflanzer-B Ballin holds
the line from the sea to Lake Och
rida where the Fifty-fifth Austrian
division holds the enemy left flank.
On the Italian side. the army of Gen
eral Ferrcro faces the Nineteenth
corps, while the forces of General
Mombelli are opposing the Austrian
left wing.
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"We Are Betrayed' Declares
Hun Paper Regarding Bulgar

Amsterdam, Oct. 3.-The news of
Bulgaria's unconditional surrender
now is being published in the Ger
man press. It was admittedly with
held Intentionally from public knowl-
edge for time because the German
official world refused to credit it
until the last moment.
I'VE are betrayed" is sentence
that consequently frequently appears
in the newspaper articles. The
Frankfort Gazette is the first to ad-
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SEC. BAKER IN PARIS.

Paris, Oct. Newton d. Baker
secretary of war, reached
Paris from London today. He is
resuming the conferences in which
he engaged before his visit to Eng
land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-04
Gompers on Battle Front.

Havre, Oct. .-(Havas)-Samuel
Gompers, president OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, visited the
American front in France yesterday.
Alter his visit, he left for Italy.