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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

" Washington. sept y The Impending
collalrc of Bulgaria, General Marsh said
today, j. a direct result of the concentra-
tion of the American forces on Inc weste rn
from
hitherto. General March explained,
whenever a sector of the central empires
Was incnaccd Germany Was able to with
draw divisions from he west front to
bolster 40 the threatened point 7 hat
lay nov is past. he added y a result
oi the concentration Of the entire Ameri-
can army on the western front This has
forced the German general staff to keep
intact their whole strength in France
The elimination of Bulgaria, the chief
of staff pointed out, should separate
peace be granted, would forcshadow the
isolation Of Turkey and the possible re-
entry Of Rumania INTO the war The effect
of these events on the grand strategy Of
the war was obvious. he said
In the new Franco-American drive the
American forces. west ef Nerduu. have
passed beyond the !!indenhUrg llEe and
are facing the new kricmhield hne IIe
said the attack was characterized by the
same Sharpness and rapiditv which had
heretofore marked the American opera
tons On the FIRST day pcrshing's men
advanced from five to SIX miles
Official dlspat chcs to date show capture
by the Americans in thus sector of 5000
prisoners, while the French to the west Of
them have taken more than 700
Reference in unofficial dispatches 20
Major General Cameron corps, inciud
lng New Jersey troops, ss having repulsed
strong countcr-attacks by the enemy,
led General March To conclude that the
S0th division was engaged on this front,
though he reiterated the department had
no positive information as 70 the location
OF that division
General March anponced that virtual
~ all OF the Sfth Division shentueky,
Indiana ard southern llhnoisl has now
arrived abroad
Summarizing the situation on atl
fronts. General March SAID IS the
news vas continuously good laSt week,
It has beer continuously better this
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
AMERICAN TROOPS CAPTURE
HUNS Bf HUNDREDS

With ala American Army Corps North
west Of Ncrdun sep, 27-C;erman
prisoners counted up u noon today by
tins corps alone total more than 1900.
One division took more than 1.l00 Of the
total and reports that IL still has several
hundred more The prisoners include
number III guards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
COUNTY CAN BORROW.
Governments Permits Levy Court TO
Finance Completion of Lincoln Highway.

The Levy Court was informed to-
day by its attorney, Frank l.. Speak
man who had just returned from Wash
ington in the interest Of a loan for road
work, that the Federal authorities had
gwen consent for the county to borrow
s1s0,OO0 for the completion Of that
part Of the Lincoln Highway in Della
ware.
In order to act under this authority,
the Levy Court will hold a special meet
ing next Monday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
BERLIN IN PANIC
At BULGAR BREAK,
HUNS SEND AID
Foreign Secretary Admits Situa-
tion Critical Plea Not From
People
KING A HUN PRISONER
~ heeo~Ia,cd presq = Evo-y Eva7lrr

~ hesocia'od press - Evc~y Evenirg
London sept - The pubhcation
in Berlin -cni-ofirial newspapers oi
Bulgaria. arrnl-i,ce request rqs ne
cansn ~ the greatest panic N the Cor
man oarifal according tr lasire- rr-
ccivcd at Cpuenhagen md srwardod
,v the Exchange Telegraph correspondent
there
Adrniral von llin.1o. the German
Foreign -ccretarv acrnrdng ~ DE
advices. ln sDecch before the main
committee of 'he Relch-'ag -aId ne
difficulties ~ tho Bulgarians betwecn
the Nardar and ne Ccrna eudenflv
tad not been lavorably explained IN
Premier MaljnoH and the Bulgarian
government. beraltsc on THURSDAY BIi-
garia proposed ~ the entente commander
to open peaee negntIatnrs
COUNTER HovE~HtSTED-
admiral von -+finize saId that from
the rrports which we're incomplete. Us
Has not vet clear whether the Bulgarian
government had acted a accnriancr
with the army desires ~ upon rs own
initiative There we're Indications. he
sad hat Premier Ma!InoH move
would be disavow-d ny later develop
menfs He added that there was great
excitement ID Bulgaria and Ia Inhuentlai
-,rrirs he rcOulr were against an arm
i.tIce ~ any appeal for Ueace lie SAID
The rcace Delegation, which it eaS -e-
ported rad ipfr for ~ai0niNl on ednes-
day. stIll ,ras d ~0tIa pn thursday and
that there evidently was some counter
action coming
The German High Command. admiral
Won lilntze sald. .mmcdgateiv thrpss
All az the reserves at rs disposal mo
Rulgar,4 when she bad new. from Mace
qonla became known he Austrians Also
sent torces and these reserves. ae SAID.
were sufficient - restore ne nlutarN
POSITION.
ADMITS SITUATION IS CRTTCtL-
The situation must. however. BE-
characterized - critical AdmIrai Won
UIntze IS rrportcd % nave all. hut
it vail De clearer in few days ana there
IS 10 reason to give Up the Aane ia bui-
gaaA.
The Bulgarian plea for al lrnisuce
was in response - anI-~ar aGtauon
among .he bulk Of the people, The curre@-
oondent said a ms dispatch rom Copea-
hagen The correspondent also hears
that King Ferdinand hlmsei; played an
active role la the peace move until Ger
many cuuntered his move
ACCUSES KING OP DC5LlDrrY
According 10 this report The Nlng
realizing that the people were determined
10 end the war, took the initiative soIne-
tune 4go in intugues for peace hoping
10 save his throne ana stave CH re-
volution It was for thIs reason that he
went 10 Germany and the correspondent
adds that t was q curious tact mat has
whereabouts ard &c ions slce he re-
turAcd have teen 3 mystery.
AISG HELD RY HCNs.
4 solution OF the mystery IS said to
be that the Germans in Bulgaria realized
that the King was turning against them
and they virtually kept HIM prisoner.
at any rate to an extent 0f preventing
him from taking = hand In peace over
lures. The Germans however. were
powerlsss against the popularity a
Premier Mahnof, VINO t IS recalled
while Bulgaria policy was Indeclded.
opposed an alliance wl,n The centr-
powers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
N. y. OPENER. sos .O0Q.O 900.
/ U. S. Steel. $40, 100000; Pruden-
tial and New York Life. S30,-
600, 900 and SIS. 200 600

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New Norl. sept y. u wo subscnp-
tions aggrcga'ine S55. 600 0O0 were an
nouucad when the Second Federal Re-
serve Distrct Committee formally IN
augIrated It's Irve for the Fourth Lib
crty Loan AZ 9 clock today
The Prudential Life Insurance Com
panv OF America took So 900, 900 Of the
issue and the New York Life Insurance
Company. S25.00O 600
These supplemented purchase Of
$40. 900 ,00G worth of bonds announced
sst night by the United States Steel
Corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
MILLION FOR EPIDEMIC,
VOTED BY CONGRESS
Resolution Provides Funds for
u. S. to Aid Local Board
in War on Flu"
Ry Associated Press 70 Every Exenins

Washington, Sept Is The House
passed unanimously today a resolution
appropriating sl,O0O.0OO for the public
health service aiding local health boards
throughout the country in combating
Spanish influenza
The resolution was sent to the Senate,
where a similar one was introduced yester-
day by Senator Weeks Of Massachusetts.
1t will undoubtedly pass the Senate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

A Letter From President Wilson to You
and beautiful etching Of the Statue of
Liberty by Joseph Pennell, reproduced
by rotogayure as separate supple
ment printed on fine paper and supplied
by the United States Government 10 the
Sunday American for free distribution to
its readers are features of next Sunday S
SPECIAL LIBERTY LOAN EDITION
Of the New York Sunday American To
avoid disappointment be sure to place
your order in advance with your news
dealer Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Amusements TonlgAl i.

Playhouse -' Look Who Hera-
Garrtck-S Saudevile
Queen Johanna Enists.
Majestic out OF Clear sky"
Victoria The Mann Man
Savoy--A Soul without Win 5UWs.~
Lyric-Musical comedy and phOt0piayS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
ALLIES FIGHTING FOE
ON FOUR WIDE FRONTS;
HAIC STRIKES CAMBRIA

British Army Near Great Stronghold Which Must Surrender
Germans Will Be Forced to Retire From Douai and
St. Quentin OuAanking of Lille and Capturing the Big
lJBoa Base in Belgium Immediate Objectives of Allies;
Hindenbmg Line Penetrated for Ten Miles, Next Move
Nav Drive Germans Out of France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
BUIGARS OUT OF
WAR, ENVOY SAYS

" ashIngton Sept y Bulgaria
l. out 81 the war in the opinion of
stephen Panaterof. Bulgarian
Minister here who believes his
country definitely IL determined 10
abandon its alliance with Germany
and Austria, and, If the entente
allies refuse 10 listen TO peace over
lures will appeal to the United
. States to Use its good offices
Mr. PanaretoH SAID his country
would be willing to let settlement
Of the issues rest in the hands ~ such
= country A. the nited States.
according to justice ~ announced
~ President Wilson
The minister did not pretend 20
have any advlces 81 instructions
from his government for he =
completely out Of touch with Sofis.
but BE- SAID his opinion was based
confidently upon knowledge Of the
views of the statesmen and people
OF Bulgaria.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
ROOSEVELT AT BALTIMORE.
Speaks at Meetings Launching FOuFt
IihnrfN Carnnaic,

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Baltimore. sept p Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt was the central figure
of the elaborate program inaugurating
the Fourth Liberty Loan drive in Balti-
more today
He was to make two speeches. the
first at Oriole Baseball Park, in the
afternoon. and The second at a dinner
given in the evening ~ the local Liberty
Loan Committee
The committee asked everyone to
rise and face the cas- at a. m to honor
the american soldiers in France
Col Roosevelt speech viii be found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
our boys are callino

them save our cOuntrvi
Stop and realize the Importance Of
obtaining at least twelve thousand
subscriptions, the goal of the wom-
ems committee, as desired by Mrs.
Herry Rldgely. our state chairman.
Women ; Committee Headquarters,
Equitable Trust Building
Mrs Otho Nowland, chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
AiNG HEID BY HUNS.
Won HERTLING QUITS POST.
German Imperial Chancellor Resigns
The Hague Hears.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London, Sept Is Count Won HerU-
ling, the German Imperial Chanceller
has resigned according to a mcsSags
recei, "a BY the Central News agency
from The Hague
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Scott Townsend's $ Condition.

The condition of L. Scott Townsend,
who is i'll in Baltimore, was reported
to be favorahly today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

= 80 +F+ y - 7 Z 2 n =
"Nhat are the whistles BLOWN for?''
Yonng Mrs, Housewife saId.
The Liberty Loan. the Liberty Loan,
The fat policeman said
For we've taken on a task, ma am,
\ big one. II YOU ask, ma am,
To lick old kalscr Billiam every morning
Dannv-De5 5yer-up-to-siatc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
S2,3OO,OOO IN
LIBERTY BONDS
SUBSCRIBED HERE
IN FIRST 8 HOURS
Campaign Ushered Locally With
Whistles and Bells at
8o'clock.
BIG DRIVE STARTED
WITH ARMY WORKING
Large Contributions to the Fund
by Some of the Local
Committeeman.
RESPONSE is LIBERAL
Campa;sn Ushered in Locally With
Whistles and Bells at
8 O'Clock.
Large Contributions to the Fund
by Some of the Local
Committeeman.
NOW BUY LIBERTY BONDS.

! NOW BUY LIBERTY BONDS.
The campaign is on.
Our organization is complete.
! The result will demonstrate the
enthusiastic way in which Delaware
supports her boys who are fighting
/ for the nations honor and the
worlds freedom
Your committee again urges
prompt subscriptions.
HENRY y. SCOTT.
Chairman New Castle County
Liberty Loan Committec.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

A feeling OF security goes with Clover
Dairy milk-Ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

Faticular people choose Clover Dairy
Milk ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
QUOTAS FoH COUNTY.

The quotas for New Castle county were
announced by Chairman Scott today.
These quotas were fixed, after careful
consideration and comparison Of con-
ditions by members Of the executive
committee In fixing the quotas. il will
be noted that the country districts were
dealt with a. leniently as possible and
although the loan this time Is double the
amount Of previous loans. the quota for
the country districts has not been doubled
Wilmington being called upon To bear the
brlInt The quotas follow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

New Castle countv's Fourth Liberty
Loan campaign. beg; at \ O'Clock TIN
morning with enough NOISES. to arouse
any resident who had previously not
been alIvc 10 the Ing financial drive that
Uncle Sans loyal supporters are le-
ginning today
But It was not all nolse BEFORE /
O'Clock. subscriptions totalling upwards
OF s. 500, 900 had hceen reported To Henry
7 Srott, chairman for the county, Mt
Liberty Loan headquarters, Tenth and
Market streets
Some Of these subscriptions were
large ones. but there were also many
small ones reported. showing that, this
timc. the working people are going to do
more than they have in any previous
loan.
The opening of the campaign at \
O'Clock. waS marked BY the greatest
voIumn o( sound. that has ever attended
any opening or closing of q Liberty Loan
campaign III this ,1tN or county Every
plant and industrial establishment, that
possessed steam whistle, had been
questcd o blow he whistle for ton minutes
beginning at = and the request was
acquies rcd in generally ~ result the
NOISE made was great and heavy enough
to he heard fk miles stretching all about
the CITY.
Rut tho workers, mary OF them at least
had been at work before : q clock. CharleS
b. Palmer. head of the mercantile
group sold 4 bond to a man while riding
to the business sectlen of the city on a
street car.
James stein. secretary OF the Manu-
facturers Association had hardly reached
his office. when he was called to the tele-
phone. He turned away from 1t smiling
He had received subscription for
$4,000 from the Liberty Mutual In
surance Co with headquarters in Boston,
but which has branch IN this State
And that's the way things continue
throughout the morning
The headquarters were busy last night
but they were still buster today. The
electric displays about the city last evening
and about headquarters. called attention
anew TO the care free that there was
urgent business for every man and woman
TO attend 10. The signs, it Is believed
will serve TO stir up a bIt, those who are
inclined 10 pay little attention To such
things as loan campaigns
Ete Harlan plant organization for he
loan was completed Yesterday and active
work OF selling bonds will begin on Mon
day.
Pusey and Jones have more efficient
organization than they had in the third
campaign. and they are coiqg to trv
the leaders in the loan campaign there
state.
QUOTAS FOR COUNTY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
Fair Todav: Clondy Tomorrow.

BY Associated Press % Every Evening
BY Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, sept. 2S.-FOrcc4St for Della
ware
Fair tonight sunday increasing clOdIi-
ness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

= - u : "
Here are four ways III which man
- buy Liberty Loan Bonds:
l. Cash plan, 10 per cent with
subscription. 90 per cent on October
- 1918 Subscription blanks are
provided for this plan.
2. The government plan for which
subscription blank is provided is as
follows
Upon subscription ...... 10 q
November u . 20 e
December 10 .. 20 70
January l6 ......... 20 q
January so .... 30 e
3 The partial payment plan Of
the Allied Banks Of Wilmington
formed prior to The Third Liberty
Loan to handle such subscriptions is
still in force: This plan IS known TO
Continued ou page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
TURKS To FOLLOW
BULGARS, RUMAN|A
WILL COME BACK
General March Says Collapse Of
Foe in Near East Caused by
u S. Troops Holding
Huns in France.
RESULT FAR REACHING

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evrning
Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

Col Roosevelt speech VIII be found
on page 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
PRESIDENTS PROGRAM
FOR PEACE

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" omen Of Wilmington
Arise in your strength.

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >ctttt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
For 81. O EEebangs-KeaI EsLsis.

For Sale OF Exchange-Keal Estate.
>~---~-~---~-~---~-~-~-~- $500
EXCHANGE FOR FL PASO PROPERTY
$4,000. splendid room home IN Dallas
" to now 80 every feature
$3.50. fine five room Lake Cliff Drive
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone SO. 100 San Antonio s.
WILL TAKE city property IN trade On
close ia two-story brick North oregon
street. Price $4,000 Address 'N-os-
Herald
FOR SALE, OF trade FOR Ei Paso prop
rrrr- al Tularosa n NJ, 1G0 acres OF
rood farm land and living spring adj
Joining government land with plenty OF
free range for stock Clear Of iucurn-
hrance- Title perfect address $40
Trowbridge St. Phone leseR-
HOMES FOR TRADE
ss0g0. room. two story house BLOCK
car line. $500 encumbrance. due years
alter date. exchange equity for lots or
lots auc auto. or stock, implements ere
This is bargain offer
ssee0 5 room bungalow GoveTnr' en-
Hill $500 equity, for lots OF srnaA ranei-
viii assume small amount or anal-eE
house.
$500. s room BUNGALOW, giassed poren-
both floors. take good Ford car, part pay
balance easy per month
$3.50. 4 room bungalow. slassea po5en'
roth floors. basement. Mundy Heights,
$3.50 equity. trade for lots. payments easy
$500. room bungalow. Sloo block III
Iarnsa St. oak floors, basement, IufAaes.
$500 EQUITY. trade for lots CT land Wll-
assume small amount
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
phone $50. Zoe san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
FOUR HOME BARGAINS.


SIX ROOM BUNGALOW
Modern. 1000 tiOck on Non
lana street, south front at
great sacrifice on account or
owners death
GENUINE BARGAINS
5 room house and 2 acres land
8 miles below FL Paso; Sl-eV,
easy terms
Il ACRES on NORTH LOOP
ROAD,
3 miles down valley. $3.50 per
acre All ia cultivation
. AND 4 ACRE
rrscts Of land miles down
valley. North loop road, $3.50
10 $500 per acre This 500
uer acre below actual value
. ROOM BUNGALOW
lots. south front fremont
street. worth 25500- II sold
this week can sell for $4,000
FIVE ROOM MODERN
BUNGALOW
lots, Montana St; $500;
terms.
40 ACRES AT IA MESA
worth SIS. III sold this week
can sell for $50 per acre. This
is a real bargain
10o OTHER BARGAINS.
IN city and valley property
VIII accept Liberty bonds on
any Of these properties
". 7. PAYNE
ta1 Mesa Ave. Phone 1850.
Real Estate and Insurance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
SpeeisI Notices.


PIANO CASE REFINIsHING by factory
expert We guarantee TO turn out your
piano as good as when It came from the
Ell PAsO PIANO CO.
215 Texas St
stelnway. Everett and Fischer Cases cur
.-~rrnfrnfr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08

EXCHANGE for Fl Paso property. cot
-ares Ia Tampa. Fla. consideration sl5eul-
Wi assume room cottage furnished
Paciffc Beach. Calf 20 acres near fsleta.
improved. 100 acres near Las Cruces al
n ruitfvation- implements stock ana
house $4,000. s1z50 equity IN bungalow
rents for s43 per mo- trade for auto OF
Iots Lots in Grand View for tenement
W. n. CARL,
Phone 6s- s'2 capies-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
Poultry and PET Stock

--o-~-~~-~~---S-- -~-~~~~-~-~-~-~---~~-~
BABY CHICKs-Phone S361W.
RABBITS for ale. Phone $40.
BROILERs for sale. SCR DouElss.
WANTED 10 buy chickens. Ph. so95w.
THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock Matching
eggs. Phone 5653J-
one EXTRA vigorous light Barred Rock
cockerel. EEereton. phone $50.
TWO FINE white Leshorn cockerels-
Phone Egereton. lso-
CUSTOM Hatching Randall 1910 Mem
pills 81
FINE Mmorca Matching eggs, setting sl.25
1913 r. Missouri Phone i9l-
ANGORA KITTENS Tor sale. 1900 Wy
omj-g. Phone ol2i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-08
TARsTs FoK ENcHaNGE.


$4,000. 60 acres, room house. leI-'
rrlndmul tank. so acres barley and a-lai-
"a. acre orchard fine state q cuitiNa-
ton. trade for Il Paso property farm 2
miles this side Clint
s75sE. 43 acres wei Improved 800
small housa. g minutes walk from Cllnl1
an In fine state Of cultivation, trade l9f
El Paso property
5000 Sc acres. san Elizario. good
room house large barn, good water 81
acres alfalfa good family orcnarc- SUI
rrnpevines. trade for Fl Paso properly
5000 s. acres. san Elizario- tair nnlse'
nuun. s5 acres alfalfa balance in cu--iFa-
ION trade for Fl Paso propertr 49,
s11.500. so acres Of land on STATE p. -
way near Ia Mesa, room house. az ~
tine state Of cultivation trade Tor 81 faso
property srr
$4,000. good room modern cottage, =
acres fine orchard. paved road upper val
lev. trade Tor FL Paso property
s2Is75. It's acres. fine loamy SIT anu,
r1uner valley. room and room
house. wells. $50 acres in alfalta- All pul
% in cultivation trade for Fl Faso prop
$4,000. 800 acres. upper valley lano'
near Cauutillo. ali in crops, mostly al--ila'
trade for Fl Paso property
sIe.5l0 10 acres and especla-.s -
farm and bargain. house cost s-2Ne. spoS
7relL every acre fin cultivation. Alfalfa 2nl
) growing crops. small orchard. no alkali' nc
/ seepars. trade for Fl Paso properly
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Lu-
Phone $50 Ae9 san A1l9l-2 >.