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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Renounced Gold, Home,
Honors for Freedom

There is one German who believes
TINT there must he but one ending
OF the world war. nm ending In
which his country. shniI repent he
fore God and man nnd ask forgive
ness for all the WRONG "a Inns done
humanity. Tint German is Dr. W.
Nuhion. who gave up the position Of
dirertOr-Ernerul OF the lIrupp
works shortly before the outbreak
Of the wnr. u pohit1on which paid
nm annual salary OF S5D,uDD. nnd
went into voluntary rXiIe rnthcr
than follow the fniscr in his carecr
of world slaughter.
DIR. NuhloB hopes for u Jcstruc-
tiOn of the old Germany of miiitnr-
ism md sc!AsIinr>s and the rrc:i-
tIOn OF n new land, wherein freedom,
shall reign. lie declares that Amer
len and the ntIirS Will pnrinkr In
the sins of his country should they
conHider peace ON my other tcrms
than Germnny's unrracrScd confess
sfon of fault and itn unconditional
surrender. Professor George ID.
HERON writes of this Gcrmnn ...John
tho bnptisi" in to-dny's TinIcs-Dis-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
FRENCH OCCUPY MANY
VILLAGES AND TOWNS


PARIS. october 2-Nany towns and
villages were carried by the French
troops on the various fronts, according
To the War Office announcement to-
night. Especial progress was made
north of tho Nesle. The statement
says:
The enemy has been elected from
81. Quentin, which we completely oc-
cupy. We hold FaubourE d'Isle.
"'ro the south we have advanced to
ltancourt. and are holding Moy.
North of the NeSie River VIC cap.
tured Roucy, GuSencourt. Rouhigne-
reuN. Nillers- FranqueuX and Cauroy
and carried our lines to the border
south OF Cormicy aud i.oivre.
"Coucy (north OF Ilheims) Is In our
power.
"ln Champagne in the course OF the
afternoon we eascd our positions south
west Of Orfeuil and gained a footing
on the heights south OF Monthois."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Won PAYER REFUSES OFFER
TO BECOME CHANCELLOR
Kaiser Now Comforting With Prince
MnN, of Baden. TO Succeed
Won HPrtIinE.

LONDON. October Vice Chancel-
lor Won Payer has refused the Imperial
Chancellorship, the Daily Express
learns from its Amsterdam correspond
cnt.
The Kaiser, the correspondent adds,
is comforting with his chief advisers.
He will probably appoint Prince Max,
of Baden. to succeed Won Hertling.
The Emperor. the dispatch says. is
people and Germany's allies.
He is said to have announced that
in the future the German government
will be composed OF members of the
Eeichstag.
Prince Max Won Baden is "a moderatc c
OF liberal leanings. He caused SEN
sat;on recently by an article of al
most revolutionary tendencies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
WASTE TAKES GREAT TOLL
contn Gi0u. and Infectious Diseases Kill
2H0.63D.Oa0 \-UrIn -,f stock
Annually i'm Anc ricn.

NEW YORK. October :.--Contagious
and infectious diseases OF cattle are
responsible for the loss Of 100000. .000
a year to farmers and cattle raiserS OF
the United States This statement was
made by pr. l.. NJ. S;cckcl. assistant
professor OF animal husbaudry at New
York University. in AN address before
the Veterinary Medical Association.
our egg and milk wasiagc," said
nr. Streckel, would be sufficient TO
feed the peoulc OF belgium and Serbia
tor more than year II is estimated
that one fifth OF the country's product
Is wasted on the farms or Oh the way
to the consumcr,''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
TwcntY-Thrce IIurt In Mreck.

PITTSBURC;. KANS. October 2-The
engineer and fireman were killed and
passenger train plunged through u
turning trestIe over Cox Greek to-day
'>ho entire train, express, baggage and
passenger coaches were destroyed by
fire following the wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
NEW ENEMY ALIEN ORDER
Action Taken to Prevent Possible COM
municntion Between Submarines
md German Agents.
IBv Associated Press.

NEW YORK. October 2.--PromulSa-
tion by President Wilson OF an order
establishing new barred zone .or
enemy aliens. embracing Rockawav
Point. all OF Staten Island and the
New Jersey coast. thirty miles south
ward from New York. was announced
here to- niSht. The object Of the order.
said Rufus w. Spra.uc. OF the New
York Enemy Alien Bureau. is to i'm
prove protection of the port and it's
shipping. and To assist the authorities
in guarding aeains: possible commun,-
cation between German submarines and
enemy agents on shore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
RAPID SHIPBUILDlNG
british Admiralty Report Shows Total
Tonnage Completed During Sep
tember Of LATTE.

LONDON, October 2.-Thc admiralty
announces that the tonnage OF mci
chant ships completed in the shipyards
of <hc United Kingdom In September
amounted TO Il4.772. which has only
twice been surpassed IN the current
YEAR The total for the year ending
with September was l.a?4,.6" tons. an
increase Of 637077 tons over the pre-
Vous year. This increase in Sh:p
building has been coinctdent with
decrease in destruction by submarines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Bull GARIANS TO MEET
King EcrdInnnd Asks That Situation
May Be I.nid Before RcprcScn-
tntiNcs of Nation.
fIsv Associated rress. I

SOFIA fvia BascD. October o.-King
Ferdin.nd's speech. which Premier Mall
inof read to the Sobranjc. announced
that the national assembly would he
convoked, and that the Sohranjc would
he adjourned Until Friday in order that
a complete statement of Bulgaria's sit
uation might be laid before the rep
rcsentatives of the nation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
TO START ON LONG FLIGHT
TTci,c-PnsScnEcr Cnproni TO Mnkc
"Trip Between Mincoln. y. ".
. and Dayton, Ohio.

MINEoLA. ~ y, October 2.-Cap.ain
Hugo H'Anpunzio will start from here
tomorrow in twelve epassnnger Ca
Dayton, Ohio. by way Of Washington.
l.. q.
The projected trip is for the purpose
Of test Of long ii stance powers OF
the hiE plane. This machine, which is
equipped with three twelvr-cylinder
Liberty motors, with combined horse
power OF l.200. developed Il speed OF
lc., miles an hour during recent tests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

WASH HINGTON, October ".-Agricui-
tural advisers for the South Carolin;,
graft board were announced to-day by
the Department OF Agriculture. J. Il.
Conner, Of Eutawvillc. was appointed
adviser for tho eastern district board
and l.owndos ErowninG. OF Union. adj
wiser for the western district board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
TRIUMPH WAS BRIEF
Wcii-Directcd Shot From American
Ship Sends u-ROat to the
B0ttOm.

NEW YORK. October o.-Thc tri-
uniph OF the captain and crew Of the
I-boat that torpedocd and sank the
French cruiser Dupcwin Thouars in
European waters. on August T. was
short-lived
The undcrsca pirate had just come To
the surface to view The effect OF his
torpcdoes when q well-dircctcd sho;
from an American freigh; ship sent
him TO tho bottom. Wreckagc iloating
about the spot indicated that the shot
had torn the U-boat apart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
CASH NEARLY EIGHT MILES
WIDE CUT THROUGH LINE,

LONDON. October "a cash nearly
eight miles wide was cut into the Hin
dcuburs line between lie Catelet and
British to-day. For several hours ter
ribic disaster threatened the Germans.
Their main line of resistance had bsep
northeast of 81. Quentin. and Beaurc-
vor, nearly three m,els cast of Lc
Catelet Through this breach Hats,s
forces threatencd to pour into the rear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
GERMANS REPORTED
INACUtTI\C LILLE

Nv NSSOClaICU TreSS.
PARIS. October 9.--Thr Matin an
nounced that the Germans are evacuat-
ing Lille and that the commander there
mas reGuiSitioncd all means of trans
portation. even whee lbarrowS nd bas-
kctS. 10 take away the booty. The
newspaper adds that tho evacuation
OF the townspcoplc to Belgian towns
near the German border is being pur-
sued hastily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
SHELL STRIKES HOSPITAL
Twenty American Patients. Many of
Them Suffering From Wounds,
Lose Their Lives.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NERDUN, October ..
Twenty patients, many Of them al
ready suffering from wounds received
IN battle were Killed when a German
shell struck an American hospital sew
eral nights ago. The hospital was only
q short distance behind the lighting
line.
II is possible that il was a stray
Sniiheroae GSafii oue a., :, npp.auS p,ouhoiH .naa
the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
uo,ldny for Postal Employees.

WASHINGTON. October .. Post
masters throue hont the country. In
Guiding those of first and second class.
wcro officially notified TO excuse all
employees whose services may pc
spared for the entire day on Liberty
bay, October u. Attention is callcu
10 the recent procllmation ~ prcs.-
dent Wilson designating The ,lay as
ono OF widcriirc:u! celebration, ar,
calling for n .g:neral !;oliday :cr Fed
eral clnployeeN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
CHOLERA IN VIENNA
Austrian Capital, Officially Reports
Dread Discnse's Presence. with
several Deaths.

MADRID. October 2-Several cases
OF Asiatic cholera have been discovered
In Vienna and deaths have occurred
from this disease there. according 10
Official news received here from the
Austrian capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
TINT rcoplc nu. md INV

For tho medium that carries your nd-
vertising message. display or classI-
fed. Is n guarantee of reader interest
and responsiveness. All advertisers
find The Times. Dispatch profitable
advertising mcdium.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
,rhc 1cmcIent \yorkrr

In every line is open to talk with the
employer WHO offers greater induce
ments Send your .Issago to these
workers through the Help Wanted Ads
In The Times -Dispatch.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Cnccho-sIovaks Turn Down oncr.

AMSTERDAM. October s.-Czccho-
Slovak leaders have sharply rejected
an offer made to them TO enter an
Austrian coalition cahiuet, according 10
a Vienna dispatch printed In the Frank
fort Gazette.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
SHIpnIlI.DING PROGRAM
Is HANipIRiD BS GERM

The Shipbuildinc program viii b"
interfrr"I with materially in any yard
where the number Of cases reach per
cent OF the men employed. the director
general said. Through the medica! ser
vice Of the corporation every effort is
being made TO stop the spread of the
Iralady.
AZ precautionary measures 10 pre-
vent an epidemic of infucrza in wir-
crowded Washington. the runli" schools
were ordered closed to-day and Liberty
loan parades. as we'll as most publ
gatherings. were prohibited by the DIS
trict commissioners. New hours for
most government employees III go.
ing TO and quitting work. as we'll
as for all stores except drug and gro
cery stores. will go ipto effect .o-rin--
row to prevent crow-ding or street ears
Reports received from Norfolk tell Of
the closing of all schools and dance
halls until the epidemic is under con-
troll Moving picture theaters were
ordered closed tonight when $50 new
cases were reported to health author
ties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
GERMANS TO LEAVE
BELGIAN CITIES SOON
State Department Expects to
See General Retrc:i
to Rhine.
MOVING THE ROLLING STOCK
Civilian Authorities Stationed IN
Naval Ports Have Been
Recalled.

WASHlNGTON. October @.-Gcrmany
has begun the evacuation Of Belgium
Official iufOrma ton showing the pre-
paratory moves already under way was
received by the state Department; this
afternoon. II was made public by See
rrtary OF state Lansing.
The retirement ii is believed. shortly
may include the German iorc.s NOW IN
.>orlhr!n France. 81 desperate ~ Ger
i'."nyS piiSns Il In. present IlIuc tnut
oh't'ais nee Wou!u not "e surprised 20
see Genciai retreat To IN, itnilic.
codp'"d "ith another peace plea from
the new ministry wnicn - expected TO
Dc rosponsinIe 10 the kci"hstuS
The Information 10 me S,Atc be-
pa.im"nt !s 10 The cn"ct Jhat AL roll
supplies nave neen Transferred from
thc rourtn Army Dis,iIct In Belgium
l" The general government.
In addition all c!viliau authorities
nave been recalled TO 'icrmanX ana
regulations pertaining to the maritime
ursiricts have hc.n made most severe
treasures have been taken To cVacuiIc
tnc submarines uaScs. Al Antwerp
The naval stan. commanded by Gob.n-
semen. - preparing TO leave.
MI German reserves IA Belgium
have been ordered to the front ap-
pArenily to assist IN the transfer OF
munitions. food and material 20 points
In the rear.
Each OF the above incidents show
preparations Tor "A retreat "A
scale /; is said. and all OF Belgium
Is expected to be back in the hands OF
the allies before snow fan.
PREPARE uLTIMATIM TO
BE SENT no GERMANY
In this connection, the allies it he
came known :o-day. already have taken
pitca ut!onS 10 prov idc against "A whole
sale Gepoliation ci Belgium and that
part OF Franc" noW in the hands OF
the enemy. y note, which in reality
amounts TO an ult!matum is being pre-
pared for transmission - Germany Il
says IN short. that il the Germans hurn
OF destroy any more cities Of FRA nee
or Belgium. or RAE orcha rdS, they may
eNpect the same treatment from tho
allies. The United States. ii was adj
miticd at the state Department. has
been asked 10 become a party 10 the
move
This action means that the Rhine
cities would undergo the same treat
ment that the unfortunate towns and
villages in the occupied regions have
The destruction OF Cambrai is said
b. the reason for the cons dera ton OF
All ultinatum. Reports to.day said the
enemy s%s tctu;,itS.iy;.- aDtiied Z lie orch
'hrCuehoul the entire city, which is so
f!Sh in historical memories and left IL
4 mass OF names and smoke
lf Germany hcedS the warninE of ,hn
allies. the cities OF Brugcs. .;hcnt.
Brussels. Antwerp and Charlcroi. ali
in Belgium. together with Lille. Charlie
vile. st. Amand and Roubaix in France
VIII be spared from the ravages Of :,
rctreatnS foe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
MAUDE FAY GIVES
IMPETUS TO LOAN
Grand Opera Singer Addresses
Mass Meeting and Tells
Of Hun Character.
J. |. LEE WARNS OPTIMISTS
Many Districts Send Favorable
Reports of Progress in
Fourth Drive.
}. |. LEE WARNS 0PTIMISTs

victory has not been won. Ecmcm-
Der that the allied successes OF the
past few weeks have boon ovc:. de-
"astatcd territory. and that to-nigh,
the forces Of America. Great Britain
and France arc facing the most in
fernally fortified line in history. this
line starting at Cambria"
Thus did Miss Maudc Fay. of san
Francisco Impress the need OF re-
doubled efforts upon 1000 men and
women al the first mass meeting Of
i;ichmond's iourtn Liberty loan cam
paign. held last night AT the city Audi
toriCm
Miss Fay who is grand opera
singer. spent thirteen years in Cor
many and is well acquainted with the
peoples Of the fighting Europcan ma
tons. and her address last night ic.
iectcd her knowledge Of tho danger 10
the world Of German domination. John
~ zee, OF LynchhurG. also inadc "A
stirring address. pointing out the great
sacri'ic" OF CUR American BOYS who
have gone overseas. and that Of Crea,
Britain aud France
Immediately following the addressc
which had been preceded by several
patriotic songs By chorus oc several
hundred girls. committee OF women
!oan workers passed among the audi
ence taking subscriptions to the fourth
loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
JOHN KERR BRtNCu
ENrEC'rS CITY TO DO HIT

John Kerr Branch, executive chair
man or the iiicnmond Liberty loa II com
mitiec, presided at the meeting, aud
during his short talk declared that the
people Of Richmond were coming for
ward slowly to The call for money, but
that always before they were cX-
pccicd TO subscribe their full QUOTA
There should be NO need tor THESE
great drives. declared Mr.. Branch. I'm
t.ngiano there ere no campaigns. The
pccpie there walk UP and haLd over
their money because they know there
is a war. Many in this country do not
ca lizc it.
.'As look over the audience to-
night and see the vacant seats" he
continued II can bc readily seen that
many have stayed away because Of the
spanish influenza epdcmic.
"iiuw careful We are not 10 come
under the influence OF this Nu.' Ent
there is "A menace far greater than this
epidemic, which comes to-day and Is
gone tomorrow. and this menace is
one which we cannot get away from
by staying "A; home We must 20 out
and meet it
Chairman Branch made striking
appea. for iIumetiiais- ,sn Inscription to
the fourth loan, declaring it to he the
one answer TO Germany, the an;idvtc
against defeat and the means OF an
early peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
FORTY-THREE STATES
ARE STRICKEN WITH
INFLUENZA GERMS
Disease Is Rapidly Spread
ing Among Civilian
Population.
ARMY CAMP CONDITIONS
SHOW GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Decrease in Number of Cases
Shown in Report to
Surgeon-General.
ATLANTIC COAST HARD HIT
Vigorous Steps Arc Taken by Public
Health Service Where Epi-
dcmic Is Most Severe.
ARMY CAMP CONDITIONS
SHOW GREAT IMPROVEMENT
ATLANTIC COAST HARD HIT
IBv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. October "-WhiIc rc-
ports to-day to the Office Of Tho sur
Eeon general Of the army showed de-
crcases In the number Of ncw caycs OF
spanish influenza at army camps. In
formation coming 10 the public health
service was that tho disease was rapid
~ spreading among the civilian popula-
ton over tho country
inc maludy has appcarcd unw in
lortE-three States and the pis,t.i,>, of
1oiunihia aud besides New England :,
South Carolina ana ..,hcr nl,cn III. =,
was reported partl"lIi.'rIy prevalent
aionE the Atlantic scHhoard and Tho
INC disease have been taken by Tie
pubic health service and doctors and
nurses nave been ordered 10 several
rerc.
The number OF new cases in army
catnps during the twenty four hours
more han 1900. decrease Of / 900
from the total reported the .iay before
Pheumonia In the camps also showed
deaths.
], was announced tina; the Red cross
war council has appropriated $4,000
Tor expenses incident 10 its work IN
combating the influenza. The council
soon VIII appeal frr additional nursing
personnel, and nurses desiring to serve
have hecn asked TO repcrt 20 the near
est Red Cross chapter.
Influenza cases at all camps now NUN.
her more than 10000 with 7.GIj cases
Of pneumonia reported since the chi
n"rnlc began and 2.iis deaths
SINTEEN CAMPS REPORT
NEW CASES OF DISEASE
sixteen camps to-day rcnorted new
cRses OF influenza with the largest
number at Camp Meade. Md, whore
l."r0 were reported. Camp Custer.
Mich. rcrorted I,ioi new cases and
Camps Pike. Ark, and Taylor. Ky.
more than 1.u00 each. Camps tee Va.
9nd Grant. Ill. had more than 900 cnses
There were nifty deaths at Camp Dix
Mrrs
Influenza has spread to shlnvards in
New England and North Atlantic States
to such an extent that Direct.r-Generai
S"hwab. OF the Eruergeucy Fleet cor
roration. to-day described the situation
- SERIOUS. In the yards a; Fore
River Mass. he said there We're about
1000 cases OF 10 per cent OF the work
crs. Al III. Hog Island ward aDDrozi-
mately s per cent or the $4,000 men
have been unable 10 report for work
on account Of tho disease. Like condi-
tions exist In other yards in the TWO
districts. M. Schwhh said but tho dis
ease has rot spread 10 any great ,N-
tent to ship yards in tho South Atlantic.
Gulf Great Lakes and Pacific coas;
districts.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-02-09
r. A. MYNATT
Announces AS Candidate For Republican Nomination
For Attorney General For Knox County, Subject
To Republican Primary March Fl, 1918.

In making candidate for the republican
nomination for Attorney General desire to state briefly NV nos
ton on matters of vital Importance to the public
refer record made during present and on term Of Office
Attorney General for the in which will conduct the a
fairs of this office re-eleceb The records the criminal
public and be anyone
the record made by and shown by the said court record
have prosecuted all offenders alike and will continue to fab
fairly and justly all casee nhe criminal
will enforce laws alike and against all classes
The prohibition laws have been reidv and i'm
partially enforced by and will continue such policy Given
second term Acknowledgement
have always tempered justice with mercy have tried
tn all law violator the same but have ALWAYS -
Office from being used promote speu or co,ad
prosecutions In candidacy for second term in this bloomfield
Office will deal with public issues alone will not re-,
sonalies mud singing of This the time for all good
American citizens stand shoulder to shoulder and . ~
divide ourselves in ng personal differences
intend every republican the county possible h, u
a see any one take this opportunity appeango every re
PUBLICAN for mis- vote and influence the primary of March 2s
Respectfully yours
II. A. MYNATT
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-02-09

Canadian unions will work for labor
representation in the Dominion parlia-
ment.
Twenty-four lumber yards in Wis
consin now employ women as lumber
handlers.
Two thousand two hundred en-
ployees Of the At Childs restaurants in
New York went out on strike.
Detroit Iron holders union asks
employers to raise wages to SO for an
eight-hour day.
Detroit Iron holders union has
raised wages from $3.50 to $3.50 day.
Paper mill workers n Camas, Wash,
demand union recognition.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-02-09
LONG WORKING DAY
DECREASES OUTPUT.

1t has been the experience of
England, in the reimbursement of
her Industrial establishment to
meet the necessities of war, that
insistence on an abnormally long
working day has not only de-
creased output but has exhaust
ed the working forces in a man
ner that threatened seriously to
impair their capacity for their
tasks. At present the eight
hour day is regarded generally
as more economical in most call
ings than a longer day; in GER
tain particularly difficult trades
a shorter day is imposed by the
strain Of the occupations.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-02-09
Your Flag and
Ny Flag
By WILBUR D. NESBrT

YOUR Flag and my Flas And oh. how much IL holds
Yow land and my land-secure within its foldsl
Yeu heart and my hear beat quicker at the sight;
sukissed and wind tossed red and blue and white.
Tbs che Fas-he great FAs-he Flag for me and YOU
0lorfes al else besde-the red and white and blue.
TouR Flag and my FlAsl And how II flies today
10 your land and my land and half world swAyi
kcssred and bloodred the Stripes forever sleam,
Snev<sYhIts and souLwhite-the good ferefathesS
dream;
skrssue and true blue. with stars to CLEAN Alright
Tbs sOrsd gadon Of the day. shelter through the night
fo4 Flag And my Flasl To every star and stripe
The drums beat as hearts beat and ffefs strlly pipe
Yow Flas and my Flag blessing in the sky;
YeR hope and my bope-lt never hid lei
HoAe lard and far land and half the world around,
Cd GlO7 hean our glad salute and rpples to the sound
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-02-09

of bolshevfh literature across IA
lines, and this, together with the Hr
eral publication of President Wilsyn'
war aims address, has had immgls
influence.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
To Whom It. May Concern.

On account of the big rush of bus mess during this great consignment sale now being held by F. F. Groves & Co.,, of Cleveland, Ohio, the big furniture stock of Harry Alex at 371-373 Main street, New Britain, 1t may be impossible to deliver the goods for couple of days as we nave hired four big vans so we ask the costumcrs not to think they nave been forgotten if they don't get their goods on day of purchase. All goods will be delivered as soon as possip'e'
 HARRY ALIEN.