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Tons of Bombs Dropped on I'm.
portant German Railway Cen
ters; Enemy Planes Brought
Down; U-boat Nests Hit
AMERICAN ARTILLERY
MEN DO MUCH DAMAGE
Yankee Gunners Shelling Fritz s
Positions West of Montdidier
and Northwest of Toul With
Good Effect.

committed. as they are. to con-
tnuutiou Of heavy fighting on the
western rrant. the Germaup apparent
is are taking their fun smc before
beginning another forward operation
On the line from Soisrons To- the Bel
giau coast lu two weeks the enemy
iJS made only one determined attack
aud this was repuiscd by tho lIucd
forces -uutbwr~t uf Ipres
Along tho vial sectors OF tho
-al.-uts driven Hy the Germans since
March a. the enemy artillery has
been active, but there are mo- signs ut
renewed infantry activity iu etrcurN.
North ut Ncmm"l, around Scrrv. Uu
the line between Albert aud Arris aud
uu The southern end of the British
line across The SnWWc and ou tho
French sector Immediately south. th"
l'g gums ur, hurting thousands of
Hh,ll# into tho allied positions.
Allied bIru..n Irc taking advantage
ul every opportunity To- invade enemy
territory. Mann more tons ut bumu7
It.. n,,u dropped ou important r.'
.uE c,rl"r luU .'ner military targets
U,hrJ the German lines u Fllud,r.
.uU IIDurdy boo aerial fighting lho
H.'.h uu,v .r. .gt' down SIS moro
,u,mE machine. While British naval
armcu bomb .n. German sunmarIu,
h.s.s nt I"obr.far and pstrud army
n.rrs continue .no aerial lombard
u,ut OF HrIE.
West of Nuu'iIdicr, boz picardy. and
urrthuc-t Of Tout American artillery
rou lrv nur.arr the Germans with
heavy fire. Considerable damage BE-
I...I. a IU.H
The evening herald., 1918-05-14
Million Rifles and Immense Quan-
titles of Other War Material
Said to Have Been Hidden
Throughout Nation.
GUNS ARE STORED NINETY
MINUTES FROM BROADWAY
Gentleman With Teutonic Name
Reported to Have Been Able TO
Deliver the Goods Forty Caches
Alleged.

NcW York, May - Reports that
thousands uf riflHs had been secretly
imported from the krupp work, at
Essen iu order tu "Gouuuuiz"' tue
United states were related today at
gu inquiry conducted Dos state Attpr-
ucy General Lewis INTO rumors "f
unardiuE OF arms by German Interests
m the United Stntrs
Edward g.. \. Holmos OF this City,
witness, James ,ru-.iUy. Holmes
man named james 'russlcy Holmes.
al O. broker, tried 60 lGy the rifles
hut was unsuccessful. he said. Dur
.lE the negotiations nc snid Cro9siey
told him that sumc IUuu.uOu rifles
Lad h""n imported from Essen. via
iHv ilobpkyu docks uf two German
t71mship companies ana were To- ho
used iu the United States 10 the Ger
mans woir successful IG reaching the
English channel ports.
Alr lIu.W,s Identified a copy OF 90
/ ltr.r written hy himself offering tU
/ sell one million Muuscr- ana one mil
/ ..u cartridge. The letter dated
. Juue % yls addressed r0 Dr. Thuma.
B darlington ur Sew YORK, former
/ health commissioner.
TUmr# testified IA. had never Fo-r
/ o., articles but had talKcd with 1r
engineer uIwod Francis T.. Judd, VIII,
/ au4I n, had sr-n boxes routaiuIup
! 2.Uuul rifle. Two months ago
/ iluIm,4 said. tho luIcd states t.'a
| Geo huy them but tn,y WV" rot pro.
! diced. Holmes hlJ been boo touch
/ with United States officials thrnurh.
uuf ih, negotiations. nr said
Gu.fuNs IH--.us Was named uN
The evening herald., 1918-05-14
UNCLE JOE CANNON WOULD
TAKE CREEL BY TROUSERS
SEAT AND THROW HIM OUT

from boz subject Goo attack George
sol. chairman ol the committee ON
uuul. information and said that IL
h. naf NH vaN be- would take Crccl
Dos rr, scat ur tn, hrcochc- and the
ua,t OF rh, uo,t and throw him into
space
Eppi. .ouatiyo Gillette told the
lr,usr thc niU proposes tn auruEaty
! tine puW,r- of congress aud give them
lower 10 tho president 80 suggestion
| Ihps been wHdr hN the administration
1- tu what % hopes to accomplish uU-
Id'r the bin hc said
The evening herald., 1918-05-14
new i. ). WAR PLANT
BIGGEST ON RECORD
WIFE OF GOVERNOR OF
PHILIPPINES GRANTED
A DECREE OF DIVORCE

San Diego CAL May l4Mrs Francis Burton Harrison wife
of the general Philippine islands today granted
nerocuoy decree OF divorce superior court on charge OF
together property located at 362 Fifth avenue New
City Pending the filing of deed of trust Governor Harrison
required to pay MONTH addition to costs
Of the
The evening herald., 1918-05-14
PYRAMID YOUR WAR SAYINGS

Tomorrow May l5 the first interest payments the Second
Liberty Bond issue become due and payable You have the right
clip and them bank for payment
Why not go your limit with Uncle Sam?
Why not back your government all the way?
Take your Liberty Bond interest coupons and cash them in
not for money, which you will probably waste
Turn them in and take WAR SAVINGS STAMPS IN EX-
CHANGE
You Il save the money-Uncle Sam needs il,
The evening herald., 1918-05-14
AMERICA HAS LENT HER
ALLIES S5,763,S5O,OOO
SINCE WAR WASBEGUN

Washington May IA Secretary McAdoo today authorized loans
100000 Britain Sl00000O00 France and $780,
Italy This makes the total loans to all the allies S5763
$4,000
Total loans TO Great Britain now
France SLIGO 100000, and to Italy S650000000
The evening herald., 1918-05-14
BASEBALL SCORES
NMERICNN LEAGUE

Ncw York MAY IA NeW York
Detroit game postponed. wet ground
Boston Mass. May IA So L,uis-
Boston game postponed rain
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TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Estancia Valley
Passenger Service
Freight Rates

y
AI.HUQI EHQl'E merchants will
u make an ou'omoonc trade ton. tour
Aof Estanciu valley n"Nt week
IN" party viii in'lud" Cd representa-
tive ct every wholesale ana retail
firm I'm Albuquerque. with profit to
the iudividuul firms and to th" ""n-
mmity
t.udcr the urgent need for increased
food production. with NOR" hnow
edge Of the conditions than ever hr.
fore aud with more farmers than
ever before ~ work ON the land.
IstaucH valley VIII produce bigger
and better crops M 1878 than ever
before Nothing but q disastrous
drouth can prevent this
Estancia valley uN"stu,k Interests
are large Aifrr rcuud of set back.
due to CLOSING oui the public dauuin
ana the necessary rcgdJustment tho
stock gruwiur interests are iurrrrs.
iug again \ little focdiur is begin
ming to appear here ind thoro 800 th"
valley The farmer, arc Keeping moro
stock and are breeding better stock
Estanca valley iu brief ts bcrnuI.
Iur an established farming ruwmu.
ultv uf the substantial type.
No city which expects Zoo grow can
afford to uvrriouk Jos country neigh.
hurs Albuquerque merchants can do
mo- better thing fur themselves and
their city than to put forth every
effort to encourage friendly relations
with Euaucia valley
Any one who has had occasion To
usc Santa 4, trains in New Mexico
recently will wonder how any re-
duction ~ southwestern train SER
vice is tu be- made without s"rinus
inconvenience to the travelling public.
WITH consequent delay tu and hamper
InE OF business Every train b.
crowded Pullman cars are filled to
the roofs as they have not been filled
before since railroads began 20 haul
sleeping ears. Day coaches are
crowded The capacity at every tram
is taxed
This travel doe. not .ccm Co bo
bound 1u recreation or pleasure. In
the first place there Is no pleasure iu
travelling uuocr the present conEestcl
conditions on the trains In tho seC.
ond place the appearance 81 the tray.
olcrs and their manner and couversd-
tlun prove beyond question that they
are bent on business ana travelling
from necessity
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~ -,
Wv, -.
.
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.ss, ~ ,'. 49,.
~,
"hl'' inns course WI" SUN '"' UNIV
crowd N"h'hW'N'''h lhI"uI" '"''l
The evening herald., 1918-05-14

New York. May ~ LrH'. iuu,
spot. t2s. los. futures. C2N, los. Spel
~ Louis dellV,., spot ti.25 n 81.
At Luudon spot, copper and tu-
lures. tl1U, clectrolytic tl21. Lead.
spot. 49, los futures t.N. io.. Spel-
ter. spot so futures. 500.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-12-12

arrival 10 uncertain. bat . quick pas
cage 10 not required. - ample time
remains for conferences preliminary
to the main peace assemblase.
OF the French coast the President
will be welcomed By . squadron Of
American warships. French. British
and Italian vessels also. Il 10 expected,
will join In the greeting At sea. which
will b followed BY succession Of Of
fetal ceremonies.
With the President are two Of his
fellow delegates TO the peace confer.
ence-Secretary Of State Robert Lam
sing and Henry White. former ambas.
sador TO France and Italy. who will
Join Col Z. N. House and Gen. Tasker
II. Bliss. already In Europe.
Quests Of the chief executive In.
cluded the French and Italian ambas.
sadors. John W. Davis. newly appoint.
ed AMBASSADOR TO Great Britain: high
naval and military authorities. repre-.
aentatives Of various government de-
partments and . staff Of specialists to
advise the American peace commits.
sion on problems Of political. econom.
ical. trade and racial characteristics
OF nations affected by the war
Mrs. Wilson. together with the
wives OF Secretary Lansing. Ambassa.
dor Davis and the French and Italian
ENJOYS. are members Of the George
WashinEton's company.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AS WILSON SAILS
SIRENS. WHISTLES AND CHEERS
IN MIGHTY CHORUS As SHIP
HEADS FOR OPEN SEA.
THROACS BID C0DSPsED
DEATH SLOW TO MiLlrARisM
PRESIDENTS CHIEF AIM At
WORLDS PEACE CONGRESS.
Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York, Dec. 5.-Bound on mis-
sion the principal objects of which are
the abolition Of militarism and the At
tainment Of Just world peace. Wood.
row Wilson, first President Of the
United States to visit Europe while in
office, II speeding across the Atlantic
toward France to attend the greatest
international conference in history.
On the transport George Washington.
one time German passenger liner.
manned by navy crew and with
deck guns ready for action. and &C.
companied by naval convoy. the
President left New York harbor We'd
nesday amid q demonstration without
parallel In the history Of the port.
The President took his place on the
flying bridge " the great ship moved
down the bay. River craft and ships
Of many nations dipped flags and
footed whistles, and thousands OF per-
sons babe him godspeed In cheers and
flag waving
OFT quarantine. where Staten Island
throngs waved and shouted = second
farewell. and monitors, gunboats and
artillerymen At Fort Hamilton Joined
In saluting gunfire. the George Wash
ington met its ocean convoy. the su-
peterborough Pennsylvania and .
quintet Of destroyers.
In emphasis. It seemed. Of Amer.
ica's part In bringing about Germany's
downfall. the presidential party. out.
bound. met some Of the American SOL
diers returning from overseas.
Two thousand homecoming aviation
troops on the Lapland cheered the
George Warrington as she left her
pier. and outside quarantine the Min
nekahda was sighted. steaming up
the harbor with more than 5000 SOL
diers as passengers.
In command Of Admiral Mayo. the
peace squadron 10 heading. It Ii un-
derstood. for Brest. an American de-
barkation port in France. Its date Of
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BRITAIN TO ASK
:40,ooo,ooo,ooo
WARS sURDEN TO REST ON FOE.
AND PREPARATION TO De Asked
At PEACE TABLE.
LABOR RIOTS IN BERLIN
GEN. FocH TO ENTER GERMAN
CAPITAL As aEPRisAL FOR MUIR
DER OF THREE FRENcHMEN.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, Dec. Great Britain will
demand of Germany $4,000, 00o.-
900 100000, OOO,OOO) sterling for
Great Britain and her dominions
~ reparation for the war.
according to the Daily Mail. The
newspaper says 1t understands that
David Lloyd George, the premier, will
make this announcement in . speech
1t Leeds.
This, the Daily Mail adds. is what
the war cost Great Britain and her do
minlons and British taxpayers will be
relieved Of 100000. 900 per annum by
the German payment.
On Board the u. 8. s. George Wash
ington, Dec. President Wilson Fri
day read from the wireless dispatches
Winston Spencer Churchill's renewed
declaration for British naval suprem-
acy. The President evinced great in
terest In the bulletin but did not COM
ment on 1t.
1t 10 apparent that this subject IL up
permost in Mr.. Wilson's mind and he
IL expected to express himself on 1t
soon after reaching France. in = public
address or in conferences with the en-.
tente statesmen preceding the sessions
Of the peace congress.
London. - Serious disorders have
arisen in Berlin and considerable fir
ing has occurred in the principal
streets. according to reports reaching
the Dutch German frontier, says an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Amsterdam. The trouble is said to
have been caused by the German Boil.
sheviki -
Copenhagen. and American
forces will temporarily occupy Berlin.
~ exercising police supervision, &C.
oording to the Deutsche Allgemeine
ZsitunE Of Berlin, which says that An
American wireless dispatch to this ef-
feet has been intercepted by the Ger.
mans. Tho newspaper says that
Mannheim will be similarly occupied.
The reason for this action on the part
Of the allies 10 said to be regret
table incident during which a super
visor Of = prisoners camp shot three
Trenchmen."
Amstsrdam.-Violent fighting &C.
cured in Essen when returning sol
disrs attempted to lower the red nag.
according to reports received here.
Several persons are reported to have
been killed during the riots and shoot.
ing.
With the Americans in Prussia
The left wing Of the Second division
was within three days march Of the
Rhine on Friday. The whole front to
b occupied by the Americans along
the historic river Is expected to b
reached by Dec. Is.
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GUILTY CANNOT ESCAPE
FORFEITURE OF Lives Dc
MAMoGo FOR CAUSING WAR.
Prswlsr Lloyd George Favors Exput
sion and Exclusion Of
Enemy Aliens.

Wsssss. Newspaper Uasoa News Service.
London. Dec. s.-David Lloyd George.
The prime minister. in the election
campaign. gave . reinstatement Of his
Deliey. In II he declares that the men
responsible for the war cannot escape
because their heads were crowned,
bst that they must be tried BY IN in
tssaatioaal court. Mr.. Lloyd George
also declared himself In favor Of the
exDulsion and exclusion Of all enemy
alieas.
Dundss.-The British representa-.
tives 1t the peace conference will de-
nand general and absolute abolition
Of conscription throughout Europe.
Winstoa Spencer Churchill made this
announcement In . speech here.
London.-Sir Auckland Geddes. pres
ideat OF the local government board
and minister Of national service. In .
public address said that the line Of
policy advocated by the coalition gov.
srnment was = peace which. so far o.
the snsmy powers were concerned.
shoald b based on stern Justice. and
20 far - those men who planned and
started the war were concerned should
b. founded On justice Of the nature
mstsd out In the highest courts Of the
land. Such men - tho former Ger.
man emperor, Eaver Pasha and the
former sulsrs Of Bulgaria and Austria
would b. placed On trial, and II found
guilty their lives would b. forfeited.
''Asa guilty q unspeakable atroci.
ties upon Cur prisoners and upon the
civilian inhsbitants OF the invaded
laads." ~ continued. must stand trial
go Z they are Condemned must suffer
1oath."
A CepsaAasen dispatch says the Ber'
Id government has ordered 4 search
aneag the private documents Of the
former emperor for matter relating 10
the eutheeak OF the war.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." WEEK.
Wae Department Commission Wants
oot6loeo' Kin 70 hsip Maintain
nAoea1A ~ Army.

Wae Department Commission Wants
os,dlsss' Kin 70 hsip Maintain
AAseais q Army.
New Yosk.-Ths week OF Dec. Is
has bssn designated BY the War De-
Dastmeat commission on training
eanp activities - \ time for special
letters to be written BY mothers.
lAehass. sisters. wives and sweet.
heaSto q the men now overseas. The
week has been called From.
Ao0o" week. and the purpose Is TO
aD0ay he home touch" to \ broad.
auged military program for maintain.
~ ~ mosale Of the men who find
Themselves IDLE after weeks Of siren.
uess fighting. The war department
heDss. through these letters. TO keep
lhs men ooatsntsd. straight" and
ambittoss to live up to the high ideals
Of American manhood.
A model letter such ~ the govern.
meat wants ~ mothers and fathers
especially 70 write has been prepared
b. the War Department This. with
letters tFom Secretary Of War Baker
~ Raymond b. Fosdiek. chairman
q the commissioo. indorsinE the
plaa, has bssa mailed to newspapers
throughout the country. The letter
pasticularly asks that the men over
ssas direct their attention to whole
cone recreation and activitiss. In.
stead Of to the unwholeaome influ
saces that might result from the 90
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MAKING Thlnas Werse.

II WAS nj II party. Hhe slipped up
and twcakcd her ear. She turned her
head.
"ls'g pardon he stammercd. II
thought II was my wife"
II, Is quite all right" the Indy. r.
piled.
"Y0u sec." he went IN. 1--WE some
times get the wrong SOW by tho enr-'
And that WIS about all for him.
Louisville Courier.JOurnal.
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70, surrsndsrs 1000 Al,p,sn.,.

London. Dec. 9.--The surrender OF
the 1000 German airplanes required
under the terms Of the nrmistic. con.
vcntion has been proceeding during
the past week. and Il Is understood
tho full complement Of enemy ma.
chimes will shortly BE- In the allies
hands. The taking over. examining
and parking Of 30 vast 4 fleet Of ma.
chimes has necessarily taken time. ~
the German armies In their retire
m-nt are leaving the planes behind In
their evacuated airdromes.
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Swift & Company, u. S. A.
Not Pro<Ioejokl

you sign this deed Of your own
free will. do you. madam asked tAs
lawyer.
"What do you mean by thatr de-
manded the larSe. hOrid.faced woman.
II mean there has been no compul-
sion on the part Of your husband. Has
theref'
"M'mw she calculated. turning to
look at a little meek man sittins b.
hind her. frederick? I'd like 10 80
him cOmpulse me-"
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-12-12
.PAPE'S DlAPEPSIN
FOR INDIGESTION
Eat ONE TABLET! NO oAo9o,
AcioirY, ovSPGPoIA on ANY
oToMAch MISERY.
Undigestsd food! Lumps Of pain;
belching gas. acids and soufnses. Whea
your stomach IL all upset, hsfs u In.
slant relieS-No waiting!
"a q

The moment you eat Q tablet O tWo
Of Pape's Diapepsin all the indissstieo
pain and dyspepsia distress stopa
Your disordered stomach viii feA
dne At once.
These pleasant, harmless Tables q
Paps's Diapepsin never fail and cost
very little ut drug stores. Adv.
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Everything Gone.

At q friends dinner table little Har'
I'D was told to wait a. there was No
room for him. Spying dish Of chick
en- he whispered: Mother. there might
be no chicken left. His mother 70.
piled: "Of course there will. They will
leave some for manners."
Later a man reached for the last
piece Of chicken and Harold cried out
Mother. Mr.. Smith t'ok manners and
all."
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Keeping the Faith.

man returning from Philadelphia
tells Of ragged newsboy who. after
his papers were NIL sold. still stood
near Independence hall Justify shout.
ing the news NJ Germuny's surrender.
"fm Just n-,ioin' what the Liberty bell
would do II It could" explained the lit.
tie patriot.
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kinss to Visit Wilson on Return

New York.-The United States gov.
ernment will have as Its guests In
the near future President Poincare OF
France. King George Of England.
King Albert Of Belgium. King Vic.
tor Emmanuel Of Italy and the
heads Of any other nations President
Wilson may visit during his visit to
Europe. stephsne Lausanne. editor Of
the Paris Matin. declared Just before
he sailed for France. NJ. Lausanne
has been In the United States several
months on an official mission.
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war HEROES PRAISED
At BRITAIN DAY CELEBRATIONS
THROUGHOUT NATION.
Gen. Psrshins Declares That English
stsadsastnsss Against Hun On.
slauohts Won War.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. Washington Sunday
continued to pay tribute to the British
empire for its part In the world war.
Exercises held under arrangements Of
the Washington-B ritsin's day commit
tee were attended by senators and
representatives and government Off
cials ~ well - by allied and neutral
diplomats. The achievements OF the
British army and navy were set forth
in speeches and tableaux.
Senator McCumber OF North Da-
kota, the principal speaker, declared
that after England's great service to
mankind in the war Americans may
we'll be proud that Britain was not
only the birthplace Of their fathers
but also the source Of their Ideals"
Fifty thousand government en-
ployes were given partial holiday
Saturday to take part in victory
sing" as celebration Of the signing
OF the armistice and In observance OF
Britain Day"
rev fOrk.-A message from King
George. expressing the hope that Brit
ons and Americans may be As united
In peace as they we're in war. was
read Sunday At meeting In the Hip
p0drome arranged ~ the climax Of
New York's celebration Of Brttain's
Day.
Gen. Pershing. In . cablegram re-.
ceived by Judge Parker, said:
'Steadfast in adversity-wounded
with = thousand wounds, Great Brit.
aims hammer blows have never weak.
ened nor faltered. But for the tsnac.
tty Of her people. the war would have
been lost. To those Of Us who have
been associated with them and fought
with their gallant troops. words Of
praise seem inadequate to express our
admiration. These things our kins.
men have done have brought insepara
Bile union between them and ourselves
We offer our right hand Of friendship
that our two nations may be moro
firmly linked together to insure the
future OF the world"
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When hls Rsst kiuee.

When HE peoS NveS
1t WAS ut the ''bull ring II one q
the French bases The new
drafts undergo their 6nal hardeaine
process. The "sick. lame and lay
had fallen out. and there paradsd b.
fore I'M unsympathetic n. o. . rars
specimen Of the genus lead swinssr.
ats my feet. sir. They're all ngAt
while we're running. but - soae - W
haits they 'urt something cfusl.'
swell. my lad" replied ~ y. O..
when the company hats you 20 -
marking tima."
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Seven loss Lives On v. .. Warshlp.
Paris.-One officer and ak men OF
the American destroyer Lansdale were
drowned when attempting TO rcjoin
their ship. which capsized in a heavy
sea.
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Basls.-Thc British forces which
entered Cologne Friday were English
iancers and aSmorsd motor cars.
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GERMANY TURNS OVER sso.ooo.ooe

Gold From Siav iNdsmnit,ss and
French Art Collections svrrsndsrsd.
Paris. D-c. 1.-The Germans have
begun resolutions. They have deliv.
cred 10 the allies 300. 1000. 900 (ec0. 900.
Oo0) francs gold. which came from the
Russian treasury. The French have
recovered Q rich collection Of art
worka BY Quentin Dslatour. stolen
from &. Quentin. and paintings taken
from the museum 1t valsnciennsa,
valued q 5000 .oo0. 900 francs all told.
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carter o'eoo Oueeee0e MeAooo.
Warrington. Representative Carter
Glass Of virginia was nominated by
President Wilson to be secretary OF
the treasury. Mr. Glass will 20 into
office DEC. Is under xh agrccmcn,
with Secretary McAdoo.
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i~ IN Soldiers Arrive.

New York.-Thc United States
transport Nanscmond with l&s III soi.
dicrr abroad. arrived here from Eng.
land.