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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

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cber ireeHb elmer guHItiOHsh6rins. weldes
bird biefe beriibutte spursels nB6 straiiter'
mebi3in. ebbia g. 9iHftaHs 9eaetable Gous
peuub, sebsiIt DeroeH mos ME GGifeHbs 6ou
ssrdiieH hlir6 griGbruEe selern 9abcH.
geun aOntpiiiationeu borbanOen fro. ferai.
BEN lie On Die ebbio g. Finibom 9leaieiHe 80,
enHn. Wiaif fiir gIInoeifuRgen in 8esug aHf
Sbre araHfbeit Ste GeiuliGle loaaer grfab.
rnne ftebeR Sn SbpeH 8ieulieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

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ssstsEtttt k8sfIiei auf Hoab0a paTeg ifsftg.
tar ~ Ines tATiK. gosHnsaaI sias, ~
kastiiusssa 51y 7ils. ssaa,ss s,al
b.Is4. &abd a7iK; wlarf, fsim Enptl.
tsn8ea; &fpsea, feIn< GuDtirunafn, Soi.
lsao99e @sfstu 6i4t <cks, Rabbi lek.
tire Sids a4<, kntd 64y. Nubd Siaf
isx; &sba ieLz, SiIber GaTsH cI3t.
RsyifsniiAe Dollars 7eHE ~
4fgteH No rft--4si Bprmittsgs mar
be- 1Iesft fsk xne bic 8ffiie iftkosn, Rad
sisfsss tsbst fsst eiss HssfiioE Elm Srr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04


mem bsruHierseomHe.
rem Suiiano 5Dei
HTtierer beiten 5oIiO.
rem lGHHieH mir ui6t
teIisH. so borte 70
piel bnpoH. pGs srbia
6 Rinibam's gese'
table goulpouub ihr
nnbere eetbau rat
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04


zines trantcn MenI6en in mebr 0osr
fpeniger grOBer Ulenge. 4ebeH ibnsg
leben mir DE peiBen glutt0rperdea
I'M 8er9d!tHls Su ben rotbeH III fehI
tleiner 3abl; bic sInen, t!eIRlIeH, mo
Die GpmpbocDlen, Die auoereb greBe'
ren, nit einem pieltlnppigeH &era,
fiub bic pon DfetI9nitop sHtoedtsa
WhfrppbagsE; nod ar6ere, be nod
grDbe. finb uno eiren umianyreI6)ea
aern eHtbalteH, iiuC bic 9tatropbas
gen.
lInter1uGt man nun eas gIgt erfea
&ranien, bas iib IN etnem iHfettI6isE
3itTtaHb befirbet, 70 srtenHt HaH. bd3
bie s3abl per peiben @luttorper6en
piel befrGftIi6er 1T dls BEL etner ge-
funSen 9erIOn. 2est man bic tptfBeH
8Mtt6rpsrhen slfnHmeu NIT Ueftros
ben auf EN- llbtgIas, 10 lam man
Ieift nit bem Wtifroftcp feftftellen,
baB iis bic 5abigfeit befiBeu. bic Weis
trpbeH, bie llria9eu Der &rarfbeit, III
iib aufSuuebmen lt1tb Su perifdtnseH
ST bns Blrt ron eiIlem &rartel, Der
i'm 9terben III, alfp in feinem Srgas
nisntus ni6t bic mittef gefunben Bat.
Der ssnFettion gu tptoerIteben, 10 febe.
mir, bab bic tpsibsn Slutt0rpereeH
bic 5dbigtsit Derloreu bdbsn, ibre
5einpe au osrfdlingen. SIT bns 8lut
baaesen pon einem auf Dem 8epe Der
6eilung befiunlitsn RranfsH, 70 be-
merit man. bdB Die Bbngucbten nu'
beror6entlic5 t6dti1 finb, iid perbiels
fGltigsn, iid ouf bic fetnolihen nj
trobeu ftiir5eu, iie raid reriflinger
unb 70 unI6dplid mateu. Sei Der
atutsn 9lffettirnen iiup ss bic pieiter.
niaen Qeutpcnten, bic bic Rhrpber
per3ehren; aber Bel ben dronii6eu
&rantbeiten tpie Der SuberfuloIe. bem
Rbeumatismns uHb Der Gjift iino es
bic Matrop6ageH NIT einem groben
&ern, bic in SR4ti1feit trsteu ri,
2eutocpten tSnnerf bic Mitro6en nitt
nur persebreH, ipupern i'm eigNt'
lihIteu Sinns oes mortes peroauen
Sic finb ni6t uur Die @ertfeioiger,
fpnbern aud bic @siHiaer uNp 2isies
rantsn beg Srpanismus. bic bic gum
2eben ner .3elfeu nothperDi1en prcs
butte ber6eiFibrtn uno unaeiunoe
StoFFe ipe1brtreen. BGhrenb bic piefs
fernigen 2eIcceDisn uHIsrs aetposn.
liGen 8ertbeiDigsr Iinn, trsteu ben
@rreoern Der hroniihen &rantheiien
QeaeHiiber bic Mafrrpbdsen IN &raft.
8iGt man nam in bies reids unD fiir
hen Msnifen 70 hohbebsutfame ges
ben einss 9llhsiropfens. fpte es BON
Doben euh in aHThauliden phptos
arapbien feItsc6olten III. 10 srfsnrt
nan ais bos grDbe problem Der gers
I6naerllna Sss 2ebens unbSetdmpfurJ
Der Sranfbeit bic Seritelung eiaes
Mitiels, oas bic 2e,rtpcnttn INNER
fahiq matt, bic Mitroben gu pers
fhlinqen. Iift mir ftapere Sraris
Mit, IpnberR al6 bas 2lltsr IGbt rdmz
lid alm1blih bieIs beiI6rinsenb:
.Rraft cer psiben gluttSrperhsn trs
lahmen.
Doh.n ertlGrt am Sdlub ftines
sluFTabes, Elm Tihsrss unb unfebltrres
Mitfd oefuHftn su bdbeH. INN bi.
SbGtiateit Der gba1pcnten 81 peritdra
fen. aleidTam In linen cine famDf5e'
reite armee mpbtl an mndsrl- Diefs
Mobilmafrlne Der g1bnsccntsn beuirts
er hur6 bic @inFiibrung pcn tollptods
len Gubifnnlsn in ben Organisrus.
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Nnrhfmnut.

Trou bes alnsstIosteH Coils hisier
EN- @eitGnoHib abtfgi. sornis aus Otm
Sul6ausrruurn); ,Glnubeu sic iBm
irihts, meine SerreHl Der 2ump se-t
itsbt ia nur. bamit er stugeiperrt pirb
uHb elm paor Tipnate bon mir Ips-,
tpHIuIt.-
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Rem gori, 3. 5uunnr.


Wsbl. - Tlurft ungtrsgsit; f.aat'
Iide Bats 90 proseat Sprins $io.'
55-lO.7o In Sdden BET apiunit.
@eliGtcriL - Warit fstig; ailu
brieb Qp. 3 ssfbss $1.92 unb 3p. 4
eeItss s1-S5 4Dftm uHb brnft Rem
Yprf Is zaes @erianbt; arstutiHies
$2.C5 aoiien uub 6raft bei aRianit.
9ofsr. - Wartt fart; StaHoGrS
93l94e.
SdmalS. - Marst fei; WsiSbIs
gDfft S24.20-24.30.
3uder. - 3O6er. Warit FtetI6;
Centrifugal $e.0O5; RoIaHes, Rarit
nomiuen; rnffinirter. Tlnrtt Fetig;
fem sronuIirier S8-15-8.35.
Der Marft fir bic anbsren artitsI
mar uunrdubert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

coz frfts b8f; pzbfsdre firfs 45r;
fefcHbs 1se bsr xsztfpb.
&sffdgsl. - M0rst rubig nm
anpet6Hbsrf.. ~ BrpjItre 5ipei pfuns
unb hnrupttr 23e; 2yrperB iibtr Sipei
lYjuHb 23e; D6bue 11f; 8iibner 90
l23t; Sriit5hbnsr bon SD gfuuo
l21-25e; bo. NIT hummer Brujt lSe;
Guns Sc; ipsiBe Gntsn 27f; fnrbiss
2be; gdnlf 20-22e; alts Saubeu
S1.5o pfr 4ubenb.
5nftN. = go. / $3.25-S.50;
10. 2. s2-25-2.75; 30. 3, 6O-75e
PEI Duberlb.
Gbft nns GsmEfe
3ttr0Gsu. - California $3.50
800 per Rife; Zines $2.75-Soo
per Rife.
Granger. 5Ioriba $40
500; 1miserine S3O0-3.25 per
aife.
GrapsGIuit. - FLORIDA s2.s
l25-40 per aifs.
AepfeI. - Sennfbnn $3.50
$50 per 8bl. Gmotsheaie $3.50
500 per 8bf.; Aombo aepfeI $4.25
--4.50 ptr Bbl.; Dafbipin $4O0--
45o pet PbI.; Grimss gcIhrn $500
ttr gh.; Doif Ribtr $3.50 per 85I.;
pippins $4.50-5.00 per 8h.: ersts
mare Grr.en 75c-sl.0O per Ba.
gfrnfu. - Rieirg S3.50--4W
per BbI.
Gcmutoss. - Ereibbaus 16--
zoe per pfuub.
GartpffsIn Ginbeimii9t
$2.40-2.60. TiiGienu 81. 2.15-2.26
per 100 yfurb Sod anf BEN gele:ie.
SdBfarfoffeIn. = Rrnfg
SoI s2.00-2.25 per 6amper.
8urfsu. 5rsibbnus $1.75-
200 per Gubsnb.
arqut. Ddnif9es $500
6o.0o per Spn unb $4oo-4.5o per
BbI.
e.sdrib.m s2.4o-25o
per Bn.
Weibe aabem - sl75--2.Oo
per 9u.; aHf bsm geisiie $lW-i
125.
3mfebeIn. - gtlbe $2.O-l
300; iptibs $2.5o-3.OO psr banbsrt
pfunb Gad auf BEN Gefsife.
grHne BpbHen. - Shoh4el
s3W-40O per 9amper.
Qarptten. - Ginbeimiihs 81
D-2.00 per BEL.
2aubprpbufts.
5eu. - glo. l 5imotbp $3.50;
glo. 2 simotbp s2s.75-29.O0; go.
8 9imctbp $2S.50-2S.75; go. l ge'
mii6ier &lee $1,000 -2950; no. 2
semifhter alee $2s.5O-.29.O0: go.
1 alee $3.50; 20. 2 alse $3.50
alfalfa $30.O0-~32lO0;
gtoeg->srob S12.5O-13Oo; Deisen'
frob sl1.50; .5aferftrOb $i1.5o per
gonnf.
Wiibfenfatter. - Warii rus
fla. - afeie S43O0-43.60; Mtbs
blines branne s4s.5o-47.0O; Deibe
s49. $4,000; gemiiAtrs 5Hitsr
S45. 5.co-4550.
GGmtrtien - Tartt fen;
RIeeTamsn $14.50A16.50; per Bu.
bonn etors; aimptbp s3.16-3.75;
6latsiamsu S4-2o per Blu. |
gerf@ieoeusk |
Dele. - marit itefis. - 2tinoi
rpbes S1.29 per @allone in partieR
bon Lid BEL; 1--9 Gafoneu &c.
ioGtes $1.44; 80. / 2arbol, $L8s-l
LAO; Winters5eit $1.@-1.6S; Got,l
ton Gseb Oil raff. $1.54 PET galom;
2srpentin DOC in partisn Don 1--5
gab; petroltim, Sbio Carbon State
zeh 12se; Spe5iuIs sSort. 14e; Rso
Groun guioIin 25e; 9apbta 30c pes
DaIlcns.
Gals. - 0fr Rartt iii isit. -
Obio siiper S2.01 per Bbl. non 100l
pfunb. yubrIObH binsussfdst.
gale. - Marii isesis. = griina
yitp 17s-1se; bo. Gountrp 15l-
l6e per pfuzb.
apbleu. - Rartt rubis. Pitts
,nrs $5.Oo-6.00; aanauta $500
LOO; gut unb Glad S4.50-4.75 per
ycnne abssiieferi. Rau4loit Stiids
pbIsn $50; alnibraSiie 5000 psr
Tonne ubseIitfert. Cote ipfet $9.W-
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GInttnnatl. 3. aan. 1a1s.

| efutiBnati, 3. San. 1913.
Die na6fDigesb<H Queiirnuaen be,
5isben fiA Har auf Guersss zrnnsafs
tiensnL Bel fieinsrfn DsihGfftn ipers
btH etDas b5bere prsiis bersAna.
prsrt,iaRea
Q q On a | :. 1primr S..@n
23.eo-23.95; ganep 25z25sc.
zredtustfGf5tuts JietiA.
Sbort clear Seiifa 2S-I2e1e;; ertra
lfbsrt dear Geitfn 27A--28e; frrSs
Rippea Z7A--2Se: Be1iss 803-S0he
lper pfnnb.
GerGn@fftss 5ttjfA. -
Short eItar Ssittn 30f-31e; egtto
fbort ritar Gejisn 3o-30ae; furss
Ripssu 3o-30le; Bellies 333-ss
Sugar gurep gIeijh. -
GGiufen 2S4-292f; gBirnie Sfnb
tern 23-23fr; Hreoijajt Baton D.
40c; GGuIiern in pndtten 24a-26r;
Rem yori Gut 25a 5a26t; st!ro6 1sts
Sxf S6uItfrn 34-345 ptr pfuno.
GHbetp5dsftes gIeffh-
Ghinien 25k-26e; pienic ShuItera
|20}f; Bellies 34-36e; G@ultern In
yadeteu 20-20af; slep yort Gut
sO. 21--2l2e.
. Grjidts TIeif4. - G6in.
fen. IDle, 244-25ae; pirnie e6d'
iern 20-2If; G6uiisrR 23-23Ae;
liirse RippeHeiien 25s261e; fbort
clsnr RippenieiisH 251 262c; ertsa
fort clear Rippsufeiien 25 25a:;
Ieiate Bellies 33a S4Ae; f4psre bO.
32-33c.
Webf unb getretb9
Webl. - Dinter patent 5000
@inter fanrp 5000; Minisr fnmiip
500; Wintsr ertrn $S.7O; Winfer
orbiuar $50; 9artes Meisen patsnt
$11.D-12.o0; 9artes Dfisfn fnu.r
$1O.76-11.25; 6nrtes WtiSsn 10.
milp S10.10-lO5O; glDrtbpefern
eemhfaes s10.76--11O0; Rss3m,
Gttp. reines, $l1.00-ll25; sfoas
gen, Gitp, eemii4tes. sli.0o--1L25.
Wstsem - DT Warst mar
iistis; Ro. 1 rotb<r s2.20; 80. y
rpttkr $217; gio. 3 rotbsr s2.lb;|
9io. 4 $2.13 pei @u.
@sIf9sorn. -- go. 4 lpe.bfs
go. q DO. S1S5-L90;
go. 9 bo. $1.s5-1.90; 30. 4 DO.
$1.75-1.so; SO. s DO. $1.70-175;
go. 8 'bo. $1.70-1.75. - go. ] sd.
bes $1.85-1.9o; ao. 2 bo. 81. 3d.
L90; 80. 3 bo. $1.85-190; Pp. 4
bo. $1.75-1.80; 30. 8 bo. N.W-I
l75; 80. 6 DO. $1.70-1.75. - go.
/ seniifHies o-1.s5; go. 2 DO.
81. 80 -1.s5; No. 8 ho. $Ls0-1-sb;
yo. 4 DO. $170-l75; SO. 8 bo.
$1.65-170; 80. 8 bo. $1-@-I70.
= Weibss aoIbeniorn $1.4S--l.6o;
9sIbts apIbenfprn $148-1.50; &C. |
mifdtes RolbsHforn $145-150;
lpeifss aOrn Sl0O--l3O.
6Gfer. - 30. 2 tpeiber S6c;
etnilbarb ipsibsr S5-S6e; Ro. 81
Ip<ibtr S4--S5i; sc. 4 tDeiber S3l
SAC; go. 2 semiidier S0-S1e;
no. 8 gsnifdtsr einbeimiftxr Isl
soe: 90. A semii6ter 77--79t.
Roggen. - 80. 2 $1-H-1-S2;
70. 3, $1.79-1S0; 80. a bo. $1.77l
LTD; prObf s1.70-1.76.
Dtisfen.
Gs ipuron 9euie l89 5dfer aiff
,sr gnEs psn $3.50 per GailOue pss
'anft.
0roetrfes.
Qaffse - Jnpo 27-32e; Wsy
ba 27s--30t; @uniemnIa fonrp
BIC; DO. ouisr 173s
49, sn.s ............---.,-sth
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8udsL - prfige feii. --- Raftis
nirtsr Gut 2oaf $1065; popnereb
$9.15; Cubes S9.10; sranuIirssr s.
| 90; gonfsctioners .as $3.50; on
ne $s.6o-s.70; ipsibsr tytra yS.40
--S.50; sr!rn &c $3.50 pes bunsert
plumb; gleip DrIsans darifisb rsibfr
$3.50 -8.75; DO. gslber $S.O0-8.25
per 100 Qfunb.
MpIaffes. - Wnrtt jistig. -
Rem CrItans Open 4sttel 55-6x;
Centrifugal 40-4Ss per GnIIone.
Rsis. - Gyfra fanrp 6sob o.
92e; fanep Sa-S3e; fronb 5enb g.;
sesroGener 7as; Snpoa 81 -sae; Blue
RpIe 8le.
Dairp prebnsfe
Butter. - Marit siemJ:d Ieb.
baft. prsiTs isR - @tpIemiIf erttn
53c; CENTRALIZED srtrn 502e; gentro.
Iisso ftrits 4S3s; fetcpbs acc; Sancp
Oairp 44e; Pddins eiOd 29-sSe|
per piunb.
Rdfe - Marit fejf; Ohio 26c;
RprbipsfIidsr 26-28is; gaep gori
272f; Ghipti3sr 40-65e; Rimbiirgsr
27-27ar: DO. Bird Ger per s|funh.
GtfI - 5rifGt Gin finD inl
2a4 4ISaas Rs.na fIsRl &a1sszti9l
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@tre&te @ntrRRuna

ShuIbnsr (einsn 9Idubiser anberrs
fdenb, Der ibm SonHtags bic &efP
uuns prGientirt): .llnperTdontbeit!
Na6en @k iDfort, bab sic 'uauss
ismmsa SaHGtaQarahs!.
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Gbieas0, 8. Sanuar.


EGnsins 3ufubr $1,000;
Marft fGsDad; BrIt $l6.D-l6.4o;
lietk $15.40-l630; semif4ie $l5.'
6O-i6.45; ftspere $150-l6,io;
roube s15-80-160o; Terfd $500
--14.65.
Rinp bith. = 3ufnbr 21, GOO;
Warti f4naa; 9atipe Gtiere $3.50
1855; StOders uub Beebers $500
--10.40; aiibe uHb 9eifers $3.50
11.40; a6lber $8.O-16oo.
S6nfe. - 3uffbr 1900;
Warft ifnn6. Msihers $9.35-13.'
20; gipes $S.4o-l60o; 2dmmsr
$13.95-17. 10.
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ebieaso. 3. Sanuar.

Mai&fcrn = Jiir Gan. $l263
am G6luB $1.N. Sir @ai
H.243-1-25s; ON 61Ius $1.25i.
5dier. - Sir SnR. 7Ss-79ie;
am gfGuB 1879. igir Mai 75S-
76ae: ON SGiuB 76ae.
RrggH. - SO. 2. $1.84
gtrfs. = $l4o-l59.
Simottp. - S5O0-7.50.
&Iee. = $2O.00-26.OO.
pori. SIR San. s44.6o-a5.45;
am S4luB S45.30. Giir Weni $44.55
45.O5; ON Sblub $44.H.
G1mnIa. sir San. $23.32-
1885; nm SAIub S23.65. Jiir gsai
S23.75-24-2o; an G6Iub $24-h.
Rippsnieitsn. = 5iir Jan. $23.35
ON Sdlus $23.50. Sir
Mai $23.s0-24.15; Gm StIub
S24.o0.
Butter. - Rarit anperdnbert.
gkr. = 3ufabr 3,112 aiiier;
warlt nnberGHbert.
RartoFfeIn. - Wnrsi b0her; 3us
fubr 80 Gars; @iscorfn, RinBsiota
lfnb Iiffgnn Built $1.90-2.05; DO.
Side $2.00-210.
@efIiiasl. - ae5Glbes, Rarft bos
ber; bGbne 24se; epriusers 24r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04
uJie 0iefe aeru6(e
jran gefuno mnrOe
Bon ibr idbj nsdblt. Sire aai.
ridtisfeif iOllts anbers ibsp.
SenseR.

etriftopter. So. @sBdbrcub bier Sabrsn
Iit ia an uareeeIRasiesiieH, s6rpd9s, Ser.
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Rem gart 3. Sarmar.
8si. - Rarit riuigz; s6.S7-'
6.62.
Gpsgser. - RsEH fghia;- -S1.62-
zsz.
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Diebniarft

Gineiunati 3. San. 1918.
3uiubr anb gerlonbt FIR bic Itsisn
"a Gtunbsn, bersli6eH NIT ben Dor'
persnnssnsu ersi 1agsu. finS ME
fnlgt:
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-01
Be Cured First Pay Wben Cured

A safe and painless cure for Aisohol and Drug Addictions. Strictly private and personal attention assured by a phy- sican with years of experience. Address Drawer No. 437.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-18

UNDATED WAR LEAD (By the Associated Press)- Over front of forty miles from the North Sea in Belgium Belgian French and British armies Likewise the enemy and Americans southeast of Cambra under the attacks of the French in the pocket between Disc and See rivers north of Laon and of continued strong attacks by the French and Americans in Champagne and along the Mouse river
 Nowhere however is the enemy in disorder In Belgian Flanders his steps being hastened by of the swift drives into his line by the British Le just south of the Belgian border and by the French and Begans further north
 which threatens compel him Dutch territory and face nternment unless he fleet enough withdraw of the entire pocket between the Sched and the and reconsttue his line with its ght wing resting Antwerp
 Ostend of the famous submarine bases the sea- IS in British hands Bruges is all but captured while the south from the region of Roulers the allied forces fast driving toward Ghent endeavor seal the Flanders sack and retain in it large elements of the enemy forces Strong opposition being offered the Courtra sector the allies from carrying their to the full More than of additional villages have been liberated by the allied troops and guns and quan titles of stores have been captured
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Meanwhile the Belgian infantry and French cavalry, sweeping up toward the coast, at last reports were rapidly nearing the city and probably will be in it before daylight. ostend is re- ported entirely free now of Germans. those left in the city as rear guards having been accounted for.
 The Germans seem to be in full flight everywhere. especially from Belgium, for the gap through which they must escape between the ad- vancing allied troops and the frontier of Holland is constantly being mar rowed. and unless the enemy moves rapidly large numbers may be caught.
 The entire Lille salient. it seems. is being evacuated by the hard-pressed Huns. Even south of here they have had no rest.
 East of St. Souplet. after crossing the river and defeating the Germans on the other side, the British and Americans stOrmed the continuation of the enemy Valenciennes-Le Cateau and appear to have made great prog ress.
 Little wire was encountered. for the enemy had not had time to lay more than a few strands. New points taken nearly mile on the other side of the river means that the La Cateau- Valencinnes line has been turned. The Germans are unable to send rein forcements here in any number for they are handicapped by the same conditions that prevented them from sending help to the tattered divisions which have been fighting in Flanders.
 Thousands of civilians have been released. How many prisoners and guns have been captured is unknown. but the number of prisoners cannot be large for the Germans have been gO- ing SO fast they have not had time to remove their heavy pieces
 A force of Belgians. assisted by French cavalry and infantry. is re- ported to be driving nOrthward to strike the bridges on the east and also cut the Ghent canaI. Wide pos abilities exist in this movement ! From Le Cateau sOuthward the British. assisted by American units. this morning and by night were well on the other side of the Sellc river. striking toward the Disc canal At one place they were less than 300 yards from its bank.
 The fighting today has been haSd everywhere along the line. Strong and determined rear guards were en- These were specially ac- tive north of Le Cateau.
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SECRETARY MAKEEs APPEAL.
Special to The Review,

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 WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Subscrip- tions reported and estimated up to noon Thursday amount to $4,O0O,O00.- GOO, leaving at least $2.O0O,OOO, 900 to complete the fourth Liberty loan. Only two days are left in which to raise this vast sum. No country on earth but America could raise so vast a sum in so short a time. America can do it and must do 1t. The destinies of the world and the hopes of civiliza- tion are centered dpon America.
 We shall fail in everything we have fought for and hope to gain in this war if the fourth Liberty joan is de- feated. Let every true American citi- zen today examine himself under the white light of patriotism and say whether or not he has done his utmost in this emergency. The highest obli- gations of duty and patriotism com mand every sacrifice, to go immedi- ately to his bank or to his Liberty loan committee and subscribe to the limit bonds. Don't delay Don't wait to be urged. Be as quick to do your part in this fourth Liberty loan battle as our soldiers in France are quick to obey the orders to charge the enemy. Buy Liberty bonds on the installment plan if you cannot buy them for cash Every patriotic bank will help you If every patriotic citizen will do his utmost today victory for the fourth Liberty loan is certain. The con- tinued victories of our armies in Europe. The certain defeat of our enemies and the glorious triumph of the cause of Liberty depend upon what the American people do in the remaining two days of tLe fourth Lib erty loan campaign.
 w. C. McADOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-18
PRES. DOUGLAS. IN INTERVIEW.
 ON VITAL TOPICS.
HEAD OF PHELPS DODGE COZ PoRATIoN FOR UNcoNDITIoN- AL SURRENDER OF GERMANY TALK OF INDUSTRY AND FIN ANcE-HIs TRIBUTE TO LABOR AND GoMPE S- COMPANY WORK IN ARIZONA

We had to stop work on the con- centrator down below Warren because of the shortage in structural steel de- clared Walter Douglas, president of the Phelps Dodge corporation, in an interview yesterday. Mir. Douglas has just come to Arizona from New York for months stay, during which time he will inspect the company's copper and business properties in the state. Continuing, he said:
 While it is true that the concen- trator is to be used to smelt copper. and copper Is a war metal, yet the gov ernment argued that this mill would not be completed in time to yield any results for the war, so our steel was cut eff and the concentrator ranked las a non-essential for the period of the war. The steel shortage at present, am informed, is six million tons. But we will go ahead with the grading for the concentrator and will resume the work of building it as soon after the war as we can secure the steel.
 The Task of Consolidation
 q look for the demand for copper to be less immediately after the war. l do not mean by this there will not be prosperity after the period of hos tilities is ended, for I fully expect 8 long era of good times to follow the period of destruction, but I do not be- lieve that this prosperity and resump- ton of all kinds of industrial activity will be immediate after the war. The demobilization of the allied armies will be a tremendous task. Consider, twenty million ' soldiers must be brought from the French and Italian and Balkan and Turkish and Asiatic and Russian battle lines back to their homes. It may well require two years to complete the task, and all the ships available will be required to move these men and their munitions and material This means that the ship shortage will continue for some time after the war, and the full resumption of industry cannot be had until our land and sea transportation facilities are restored fully to the pursuits of peace"
 Unconditional Surrender
 Pressed for his opinion as to the peace terms we should exact from Germany and as to when this peace would come, the head of the great copper corporation, declared: 'I stand for the unconditional surrender of the German army and navy. Only by this means can we be sure to secure a real and a victorious peace with this foe. And unless the unexpected hap pens we shall not have peace before the middle of next year. And we will not have a victorious peace then un- less we stand united and do our level best There is no division in Ger many. You can make sure of that. Kaiser and people stand close knit to do their all for the extension of Ger man power and conquest. It cannot be otherwise when you reflect that for two generations every German has imbibed this doctrine and this belief along with his mothers milk.
 And right here I wish to deplore all this peace talk and this tendency to believe that Germany is beaten and the way is easy ahead. It is not so. We must strive with all our might
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