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sPRcULAToRs ARE ACTIVE.

WEST 122D STREET-Harry Sugar
man has sold for the New York Title
and Mortgage Company to James II.
Cruikshank and Charles Wynne the
four story private residence at 1877
West 1921 street. on plot 16.sx100.
WASHINGTON AvENUB-Schwab &
Co. have resold for Harry Calm four
story fiat. on plot 27x136. at 1873
Washington avenue, to a client, who
gave In part payment a plot, 75xs0, on
Crotona avenue, near 1891 street.
LA FONTAINE AyENUE-ieorge y.
Bruno & Co. have sold 207S and 20S0
La Fontaine avenue. two two family
houses. each on plot 34x10Q, to a client
of ID. S. Gerstenfeld.
COSTER STREET.-THE Hudwill Cor
poration. Hudson p. Rose president,
has bought through Samuel Cowen the
two story and basement dwelling on
lot 20xl00 at 646 Coster street.
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ACTIVITY AT LARCHMoNT.

Edward c. Griffin and =. II. Collins
have sold at Larchmont for the Some
estate cottage and about an acre d-
rectly on the waterfront on Larchmont
harbor to Saunders Norvell of this
city. The property was held at $50, 900
also sold for Randolph Hurry a cottage
and about three-quarters OF an acre on
Monroe avenue to William Knabe OF
this city. Tho property was held at
$4,000; also sold for the Buckley estate
OF Detroit, a plot OF about half an
acre on the Boston Post road and Manor
place to Peter Zygmont, who will i'm
prove 1t after the war; The property
was held at $4,000.
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ADDS TO BROADWAY REALTY,

The Midcity Realty Company. repre-
senting Mrs. Mary L. Barley, Is the
buyer of the four story building at 400
Broadway, northeast corner of Walker
street, the sale of which by the Augustus
Hemenway estate of Boston was re-
ported yesterday. The same company
holds title to the adjoining parcel at 4o2
Broadway, and the two buildings at 404
and 406 Broadway are held by Mrs. Bar
hey. so that with this latest purchase
these interests are In control of 'front.'
age OF 107 feet on Broadway and 100
feet on Walker street. The corner build
ing has been occupied for several years
by the Herring Hall Safe Company,
which concern recently renewed Its lease
on the property for long term from
next February at an increase OF over
20 per cent. The Douglas Robinson.
Charles 8. Brown Company negotiated
the last transaction,
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STRAND HOTEL IN NEW LEASE.

The Markell Hotel Company has
leased to John L. Downey the twelve
story Hotel Strand at 43 TO AZ West
Thirty-second street, at n yearly rental
OF $4,000. In connection with the lease
Is announced that the war activities
committee OF the knights OF Columbus
mas arranged TO make the hotel the
headquarters of the Knights on their
way TO Europe. The Strand lease,
which has about seven years to run,
covers only the space above the ground
moor 1t Is the intention Of the lessee
70 alter the hotel extensively and later
change Its name to the Alcazar The
property Ii owned by the ID. A. Cush-
man Realty Corporation, Rudolph c.
Faber, president.
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exr. &C, to Jos r swan 20 Liberty at,
trustee; atty, Title Guar 4 T Co, 10
=, AWAY ..........-. ..... ........... .h
SAME PROPERTY--Jos II Swan. trustee,
10 VIM A Moore. ~ Laurel pl. New
Rochelle. n y, as trustee; atty same ~
Bronx.
GRAND AN ., 100 W 192d 1t, b0x100;
Grand nv, W =. 400 W 1921 at, 25xlO6:
Grand av. =. 100 N 192d at. 50xi00;
Grand av, r. $50 n 1921 ct, 253N--;
Grand av, =, 500 n 1920 at. b0x10O:
also Clinton av, 8 W cor 17sth ST, 20xl0O;
also Perry av e. 800 3 Woodlawn I'd,
SOx1O0; also watson av, n g, SSH W
Olmsted av, 25x103--Sarah VI Devoc to
Harriet Devoe. 50 Park av. and ano:
attys. Holt e. q, ~ Bway; 10 assts 81
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, s66--Olds
Holding Corpn to Regina Lyman, ~
North Wavecrest av. Arverne, l. I nttys,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at.
tOrney)
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
sd ST, 55-5I Wilmington Holding Co to
Robert J. Ireland OF Bratenahl, Ohio,
trustee, win Charlotte Brlnckerhon
atty. Spencer, Ordwny & Wlerum. 27
william 81; Feb 90, 1915. ....... &SS,50o
WEST swA Wcs Ewsy 50 and w Gn s 3S9S
South 25K 56.Sx 90 to pit i2l .
from Thompson ~ to pit IN
n Sd st, 1.5 from . Thompson
beg-Third st Realty Co TO Robt ]. Ire
land, Bratenahl. ohio, sub trustee will
Charlotte Brinckerhoti atty, Spencer.
Ordway & Wierum, ~ william st, Nov
wAsHiNGTo:N is;T, .4is-Geo ana Emma Emma
F Ritter to Title Guar g. Tr co, lls
Bway; atty, Title Guar X Trust Co. l7S
bsTH sT, s2s W-Ieo l. and Hannah vii,
son, 1877 Riverside DR.. to Martin. f
Clarence ] shearn. 40 Nassau st; April
ssTaA 81 81 ~. 81; is!.h az .s;1i:S5S%gS
and Geo II Moss; atty. Weed. Henry 4
Meyers. 90 William st; Oct Is.
nth III sT 5is EwAbr Kip to Regina lily.
man, il N wayeerest az: Arvsrne' l. ! /;
atty John Pine, So Wall st; Dec q,
1ssp ST. isii E.The Block Cons, 't Co to
dress. 100 Lexington av; Apr 20.
1ssp ST. ~ isi.s 2 Isl ay, is;sxIoo,iiI
Mabel johnson. trustees. will of
Alex Van Rensselaer, Gewis Cass Led
yard, one OF said trustees. having re-
s arS % %'.K faI HsF 'fSssa S'
SAME property--chas 4 Stein to same!
atty same July e, 1887. .:....; ,s.soo
], Sept Is, 1910; attys. Bowers A. 9, 80
Cedar t',..'f.'''''''ss. VO,0OO
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COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased to the United Cigar Stores Com
pany the store at 500 Broadway corner
Of Spring street.
Huberth q Huberth have leased the
store and basement at 1885 broadway to
the Mulford-Haas Company, automobile
distributors.
NJ. d l.. Hess have leased to the Dodge
publishing Company the third floor at
% and 90 Fifth avenue, containing 10000
square feet, at an aggregate rental Of
100000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. and the
charles F. Noyes Company have leased a
iioor at 1913 Fifth avenue to the Woman
Suffrage party OF New York.
Pease * Gilman have leased the parlor
floor at "a West Forty-seventh street to
Mrs. II. Augusta Gcodbody.
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JERSEY PLACES LEASED.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company and
LEcluse. WashbuTn & Co. have leased
for Mrs. +. Brookes- Ellwanger TO Willard
A. Baldwin her property at the corner Of
Hobart avenue and West road, Short
Hills. N. J.
s. S. Walstrum-Gordon& Forman have
leased at Ridgewood. n. j.. for James D.
Craig to John d. Finn OF Schenectady,
n. Y, the dwelling at so Doremus ave-
nue., and for Samuel d. Graydon to Mayo
L. French OF Brooklyn the house at 146
North Oak street.
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PLEASANT Av, ssl and sss-City Real
ESTATE Co agt James + Murphy, eSr ct
al foreclosure OF mortEage); atty, II
swain.
10TH ST, 13s E--Harriet L Kent ct al
aEt Maurice Delches ct al (foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE; atty. w = vining.
18TH ST. 2i6 E-City Real Estate Co aEt
Lawrence j Mlchaels Ell al foreclosure OF
mortgageD ATTY, II Swain.
liaD ST. 2ls 2i5 w-Edw Paestner Agt
Chas A Adam ct al faction to declare
dsed void); atty. + Woglom.
The Bronx.
TRINITY Az. s, 1865 s 160th at. 4Ox
l02.i--Isldor Samuels agt Manhattan
Avenue Holding Co. foreclosure OF mort
gaEe): atty, II Il Davis
TRINITY AN. s. 1858 s 16Oth at, 4Ox
1o2.l-Ephraim Samuels agt Manhattan
Avenue Holding 60. foreclosure OF mort
gnge); atty, II Davis.
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NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED.

SHERMAN CREEK BULKHEAD. adj
Academy st and Harlem River, for a
sty well house, 46.6x25-City. owner;
w Whitehall. SO Union Square. archi-
10TH Av, e cor 2osth st, to a i sty
Post office. 50xIo0--Apthorp Co. 1865
Bway, owner; De Rose a. Cavalieri, soc
Il Ilsth st, arch!tects. .....f SIS. OO0
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney


Attorney
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth street)
LEONARD ST, Al, 28.sx1o0, p NJ. Oct SO
mann. 1855 Richmond st, Brooklyn, due
oct J., ls2s, per cent: atty. Title Guar
,.THT SO CO. rs bysy oSt sOw
Peter Fiorentino TO Lawyers Mort CO. 80
Liberty at, due and int as per bond; atty,
Title Guar a T Co. l76 Bway. $40. 900
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
72p ST 221 L, l6.sxio2,s Oct 15--Jsne W
Levine to Fisher Levine, ITO p 18TH
ST. yr. per cent, prior mtg 5000
attys, Elsman. l., c Levine. 1SS
West side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
9TH ST. s2i W. i7xioC.5, Oct sO---John
due Jan !. 1879, Jh e fatty, Thee sat
tier lt7 4th av....,.,..,...... 81, 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street.)
l2OTH ST 1855 W. l6x1OO.l1. NJ, Oct 30
Marie VI Ricnrd to Lawyers Mort co, %
atty, Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway. 81, 900
'TH AN, 2?2e. e5x75.' Oct 24-shiioh Hap
tist church to Right Realty and Security
CO, 2eG Bway, instals. 6 per cent, prior
mtg sls,16o; atty, q Singerman, 2oe
is7TH ST., - isie sth av. iis.ssssff,
p NJ. Sept is-Theresa W Robinson. to
Mary NJ Baldwin. at Newport, Il !. due
sept 10, 1920. 5 per cent; atty, Lawyers
L Co. $50 Bway. $4,000
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx
UNIVERSITY Az. N cor i92d st. lO7.sx
7s.lx9s6x7s--Wm NJ Moore Holding co.
;2 ts7 nniyerslty az to Union Square say;
ings Bank. Oct ~, yrs, SO; atty. p
ANpERsoN Az. 5, ii7o.G isis,hh g. t''Y YSS
l2e.sx75 MISUNDERSTANDING s d b Co 10
IL oIty, n j. oct So ! yrs 81 e; atty.
Title Guar & Co. l76 Bway. .....s5.O0o
Esasy c sT s Geo kI sG.ioSMass
Broadway. White Plains. y Y, prior mtg
Sas,5eo oct 80. yrs. 90 atty, A Knox,
DEvoE TERRACE. siss, s5xsso,.jjeoss' JOIN NJ
0E oNoa T" to Francis g sigei. s!sS
d Devoe Terrace. prior mtg 5000. Oct 80.
Cue co i n P Swa Sond atty Title Guar ocG
rRi%ITY AZ, s71.s7a. W :, '7isi4ti66.Afi;vS%GSR
!; feynOl s to Jacob " GSlick. q Rector
New York Title & Mtg co. is5 Broad,
PELHAM rib, 5, 2o.s LIBBY ct. ' Ss.sS
!rrts,-rranees Nathan TO Henrietta c
SO atty. Title Guar & + Co liG Broad
Issp ST. Sc. 1858 Belmon, av. 2s.s siSSS
26axsis-.Chas q Boenau to Railroad
Np-OpeT Dug q Loan Assn. lUS Park av,
oct 81, installs. go atty, f Crandall.
100 Park Row. ................s2,5O 500
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
I'D Az. sw goth st-Sivie Lord TO Law
yers Title Trust Co. 100 Bway. so. 900
CANAL ST. 9l:l93-N Y Title 4 Mort co
TO Greater New York saw Bank. 49s
9TH az. Bklyn. address. 1885 Bway $40, 900
136TH ST, 264 W-Leonard Well to y
y Title & Mort Co. 13o Bway. -. 81 900
132D ST, 4 p. mtg i15,OO0-HenrIetta
Bachrach TO Edw A Ridley. at Fanwood.
j; attys, Scott, q b. 40 Cedar
18TH ST 512 L. mtg sf.5oo-olds Hold
ing Corpn to Regina Hynan. IL y
Wavecrest av, Arverne. Il Of @; atty,
LAWYERS T 4 T Co. 100 Bway. 49,. 81
18TH ST. 34s f. mtg S6O0O--Chas Myers.
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CITY DWELLING RENTALS,

Pease Gilman have leased for Miss
Anne Bogert to Morote Habu the four
story and basement dwelling at 314 West
Seventy -second street The same brokers
negotiated the lease of the dwelling at 6
East Seventy seventh street.
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OPERATORS BUY DWELLINGS.

Ennis & Slnnott are the buyers Of the
two four story dwellings at 40 and As
West Seventy-first street, the sale Of
which was reported some time ago by
L. j. Phillips & Co
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BUYS FLUSHING HOUSE.

Ward i. Jewett has bought from
Annie Il. Mleckle. the ten room dwelling
and garage on plot 50XlO3 feet. at 466
State street. Flushing. J. Albert John
son was the broker.
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Strassbourger a s, 7ti Bway.
CHATTERTON AV, n 3, 330 W Olmstead
av, a5xi0s--LIllie A Fink to Diedrlch
Fink. 1929 Findlay nv, trus; attys, For
ster. II n X, SO wall st.......ts.0bb.I 30
r 'SrEpN BOULEVARD, n W cor Middle
town I'd, x Geo u Mead. Jr, exr, to
sarah NJ Ferris! attys. Mcclure. II :,
l6 Exchange pl .............,. .t5,osS.H0
WALLACE Az, 1s5s--Tltle Guar q T Co
to Jakob Frankel. l2l Lewis st: atty.
Title Guar q T Co, 176 Bway $500
CHISHOLM ST, l3i2-Marie Heidcman.
extrx. to Ernest A Treubig, 7S3 Elton
av; atty. Ernest Treubig, 7Sa Elton
av ...,...,......., ..,.......... VI, doO
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan,
Hath ST. 201 E--Louls Henry agt Luigi
Piccoli It at (foreclosure OF mortgage);
attys. Middiebrook a. Borland.
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BROKERS' IN RECENT LEASE.

Inc J. Romano Brown Company was
me broker in the lease OF the block
bounded by Fort Washington avenue,
broadway and 16Oth street, recorded
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

5GTH ST. 80 WI Rodvieu Co agt st
Nicholas Skating e Ice Co and West
t''h ~ Realty Co, owners; II Kauner
trd'. RS Observation-Disclosures. $l69 -
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Az, W =, 1895 n Arrow nv.
so lNlO0--Jos"ph Lagana agt Alphonso
and Cdrmln" Nerderese, owners. Al
phonso Nerderese contra ctor. ..... 81 AS
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OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.
Governor. ....
Lieut.. Governor
Secretary OF State.
Comptroller .....
Treasurer ......,
Attorney General. .
State Engineer 4
surveyor. ......
Justices OF the SUI
prcmc Court, ist
Judicial District.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LosT-Diamond wedding Ring engraved
8. NJ. l.. TO A, c. p. Return i2g East cath
ST.. Apart. OBJ. Reward.
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OR re z. 10 l1r
FIIFD
lIONeTnOr ..-..
Lieut.. Govern
Secretary Of St1te.
Comptroller ......
Treasurer ..-..-
Attorney-Genersl
state Engineer &
Surveyor ...,..
Justice Of the SUI
prcmc Court LIST
Judicial District.
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pLACE OF BUSINESS

~ Jefferson st.. Buffalo.
!. !
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
ELECTION NOTICES
RESIDENCE,

----------=7-----=- -
10 " illiam ~, Jamaica
e. 10Th st. N.Y.o.
1873 Grand Av., Bklyn. N
IS o q st.. Albany.
a2s Delamcnt Av., sche.
SO nSt Grove St, Eimira,N NY
24e4 Morris Az. Bronx
n. Y.
el5 W. 1924 ST.. \. Y. c.
81 9Th ST.. n. Y. G.
81 r. l2lst st.. n. Y. c.
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PLACE or BUSINESS.
capitol. Albany. n. y.
Sol W. 10th st. n. Y. 9
i5s Bryant Az. Syracuse.
y. Y.
Telephone BLDG, Albany
Malone. y. y.
onondasa Bank Bldg,
Syracuse y. Y.
Duanesburg. y. '.
lie. 42d st. y. Y =.
II Battery Pl.. y. Y. c.
Co. Court House. y. Y. q.
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E. 18th st.. n. Y. q
2305 Tth Az. ~. Y. @.
2503 9TH Av. n. y. g.
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RFSIDENCE.

REsIDENCE.
y b. hhth St. N. y. e.
en2 Hickory St. Syracuse,
N. Y.
.I73 Ten Eyck St.. Water
town, n. Y.
436 Grand Ay., B'klyn,
n. Y.
az Alexander Az. Bronx,
N. Y.
Is Whdsworth ST.. Gene
SEQ, n. Y.
Goshen. y. Y.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
ANOTHER VICTIM IS
 CLAIMED BY WAR
Claude Highland, Splendid Young Man of This Com
 munity Killed in France

Claude Highland, who was born and reared few miles north of Newark, was killed a few days ago on the battlefield in France.
 Young Highland enlisted in Go. E which was organized at Newport Immediately follow ing Americas entry into the war. He had been in France for several months.
 He was raised an orphan, his parents having died when he was quite young, and he was raised by Uncle Tom Shipman
 He was 19 years old and leaves no one except one bro. ther, Stephen Highland, a you. tn about 15 years of age.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICE

E Readers of The Journ- E al will pardon us if this E issue of the paper seems E a little loud. The end
 5N ing of the great war is E the greatest event in the
 ]. history of the world, and
 g The Journal is so elated E over the splendid victory
 sR that has been won for
 s human rights and liberty
 5a and the wonderful part sN America has played in
 E this great event, which za sounds the death knell
 se of autocracy and despo-
 5H tism, that we find 1t ra-
 sH ther difficult to entirely gN control our outbursts of
 Se enthusiasm.
 s@ Y ga sa Y Y Sf ' sa Y Y
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
SUNDAY IS PROCLAIMED
 SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
Gov. Brough Asks People Observe Day of Thanks Nov. IT For RestOr-
 ati0n of Peace

Upon receipt of the official news that the representatives of the German people had sign ed the armistiee and that peace was an assured fact, Governor Brough Monday issued the fol- lowing special Thanksgiving proclamation, setting aside Sunday, N vember IT, as special day of Thanksgiving Day:
 ''To All to Whom These Pres
 ents Shall Come-Greetings:
 Know ye that whereas, of ficial information has reached the governor to the effect that the great world war that has lasted four and one-half years and involved the loss of ap- proXimately twenty-five mil<' lions of human beings in killed wounded and captured, and the expenditure of approxi- mately two hundred billion dol lars, is virtually at an end and taht the German empire has
 Continued on last page)
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
s. A. T. C. MEN WRITE
 5000 LETTERS IN DAY

Fayetteville, Nov. v.12.-Three thousand letters were written one Sunday by the 600 men in the s. A. T. c. of the University of Arkansas. The men buy about $50 worth of stamps each day. Extra clerks have been added at the Fayetteville postoffice to take care of the increase in mail.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
NOTICE

We kindly ask those owing us on blacksmithing to call at once and settle we need the money to pay our bills.
 FINK BROS.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
3,764,677 MEN IN ARMY

Washington, Nov. 12.-The American army had received a total strength of 3,764,677 men when hostilities ceased, accord ing to official figures at the War Department. Of that number 2,200,000 had been sent to France, Italy or Russia. The remainder were under arms in camps in this country.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
TAKEN UP

One light yellow mare mule, about six years old, sixteen hands high. Taken up Nov. ), at Fruits Mill on Black river. Owner can get same by proper indentification and paying all costs in the case. E. M. FRYE.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14

Sergeant J. Rudd Alexander who is member of the Coast Guards and is stationed at New Orleans, arrived Tuesday evening to spend a few days visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Alexander.
The Newark journal., 1918-11-14
KAISER AND SONS FLEE
Instead of Conquering World GermanySubmits to Most
 HumiIiating Defeat

Germany is down and out, and the greatest war in history has ended.
 Germany has signed armistice terms which mean virtually an unconditional surrender, and hostilities ceased at II o'clock Monday morning, November l l.
 The kaiser has abdicated and his sons have been compelled to renounce their rights of successor The former kaiser and his oldest son, the former crown prince, have fled and are in hiding some where in Holland.
 Thus have the forces of freedom and right most gloriously triumphed over the forces of autocracy and military oppres- sion in the most gigantic struggle since the beginning of time.
 The momentous news that Germany had capitulated, was cabled from Paris to Washington at 2:45 o'clock Monday morning, and in short time the wires of the Associated Press flashed the news to the entire world.
 It is announced from Washington that the terms upon which Germany capitu- lated are the most drastic ever forced upon a defeated nation.
 Germany must give up all the fruits of her robbery, atone for all wrongs done, and submit to being disarmed to the point of helplessness.
 Stripped of all the malicious power of her military autOCraCy, and her former masters driven into exile. Germany stands before the world today an object of , mingled pity and contempt. having been forced to subscribe to terms of surrender which will go down in history as the most drastic ever measured out to defeated nation.
 Following are a few of the principal things Germany must do at once.
 Continued on page two first ccdinn1 n.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-15
744.s65 YOUTHS REGISTER.
More Than 100000 Already Enlisted
Bring Total Near Estimate.

Washington, June 15.-Nearly COM
plete reports to the provost marshal
generals office show that 144,S65
young Americans who have become OF
age during the past year registered
for military service on June ).
This is 266,I24 below the estimate
Of the census bureau, but since more
than 200, 600 unregistered men Of 81 al
ready sse enlisted in the army, navy
or marine corps, the military tlutS1oIi-
ties find the result entirely satisfac-
tory.
Army and navy estimates place the
number Of 21-year- old men enlisted at
POSSESS. This figure, combined with the
falling off in alien registration, gives
total of 353,6S6, which means that the
census bureau apparently missed the
number OF eligibles by only $4,000.
1T is confidently believed that this
number will be made up by belated
registrations, yet to be heard from, in
Guiding among them the registration
of the absentees, which Is accom-
plished by mall" said a statement is
sued by Provost Marshal General
Crowder in giving out figures on the
| basis Of reports to date.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-15
News of Eidora.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Eldora, June ia son was born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. John Schweizer,
living in northeast Eldora-
DR.. E. L. Nyquist, of Eldora. received
word Friday to report for duty to the
government at the base hospital in
Fort Leavenworth, Kan Nvquist ex-
poets to be able to leave here not later
than Monday, June II. DR.. D. o. King,
of Eldora, expects to be called at any
time. Both these men are leaving an
established practice, but are glad to
go and give of the strength and expert
ence to the government.
Rev. DR.. c. S. Medbury, pastor Of
the University Place Church Of Christ,
Des Moines. was the principal speaker
of the day in the tent on the chautau-
qua grounds here Friday. His sub
ject was THE Man Of Now" His
message, delivered with the heart of a
big man back of it, is going to be a
mighty force for America and the allied
cause in the days that are to come.
John and Mark Webster, who had
been in Eldora visiting relatives and
friends and looking after business mat
tiers for the past week, left today for
their homes in the west-the former
near Lewiston, Wash. and the latter in
Gooding, Idaho. Both were formerly
residents of Eldora.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-15
STATE AGEN Ar RE
DETECTIVE WHO FIGURED IN
WLLlscA MURDER TRIALS.
ARRESTED WITH WOMAN
WHO WAS WITNESS
Statutory Charge Filed Against
Detective Who is Seeking Admission
70 Iowa Bar In Order to Become
County Attorney Of Montgomery
county-havner Secures Dispositions

Ottumwa, June 15.-J. n. Wilkerson'
detective in the Villisca ak murder
case, and Mrs. Mary Noel Of Villisca,
whose husband committed suicide in
connection with that celebration case
were arrested OF statutory charge In
a local hotel by State Agents Terrll
and Potter who have been working In
Ottumwa for the past few weeks under
direction of Attorney General Havner.
The pair registered under the names
Of L. r. Johnson, Of Centerville. and
Mrs. Norton and baby, of Abba. Their
rooms adjoins. Mrs. Noel waived 10
the grand jury and Wilkersons hearing
was set for today when arraigned IN
justice court Friday morning. They are
out on bonds Of $500 each.
State agents are said to have made
the arrests after the hotel night clerk
had been listening outside the door OF
one Of the rooms. Wilkerson, the state
agents say was found in the womans
room.