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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
oDAY,S CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS 329 NAMES

William NJ Johnson. Bethesda, Md
John Dennison, Los Angeles.
Albert S. Riches, Superior, Wis.
Waid J. Taylor, Brockport, Pa.
Louis J. Torrey, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Corporals-
William Bumgarner. Tulsa, Okla.
John Nelson Compton, Jr., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Dan Ernest Getchcl, Waupun, Wis
Harry H. Dobbs, Duncan. Okla.
John Michael Dyer, Reed City,
Mich.
Joseph H Grimsley, New Brocton,
Ala
Charles w. Macdonald, Washing.
ton, d. c.
Melvin H. Stumbaugh. Ridgway, Pa
Carl l.. Anderson, Colquet, Mimi.
Sidney Rosenburg, Baltimore, Md.
Saddler-
Joseph vurm, Parker, S. D.
Cook
Ivory w. Woodward, Buford, Ga.
Privates-
Isadore Ackerman, Chicago.
Samuel J. Boozer, Sweetwater, Ala.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
F1R[AT MORE STUBBORN
4 HUNS COUNTER ATTACK.
NO Aire River German Troops Put up Strong
Machine Gun Resistance Against
Advancing Americans.
|vA| NOW PRACTICALLY SURROUNDED.
DAYS Progress Of Allies Not SO Spectacular,
but Steady Gains are Made All
Along Line.

Frank J. Taylor, United Press
staff Correspondent
mn THE AMERICAN FIRST
dy, Oct. 12.-(Noon)-The most
born fighting is under way along
Aire river, at Grandpre and st.
where the Germans are counter
tklns in great force.
the eastward, the American cen
is progressing better. The Ger.
are putting up strong machine
resistance from the Bois-DeForet
Of the Meuse and north OF
uIIes). The enemy in their des-
te struggle to hold back the
rieans have thrown their divi-
Into the fighting without any
ID to order, and few Of them can
lentifed.
Progress Continues.
ARlS, Oct. 12.-Continuing their
ress on the whole Champagne
|, French troops this morning en-
the important town Of Vouziers
|she western edge of the Argonne
(s the war office announced.
ast nights communique reported
within mile and three-quar-
Of Vouziers.)
BE French now hold the general
Of the Retourne river and the
from Pauvres -four miles north
aaehault) to Vouziers.
THIS morning French troops en-
e Vouziers," the communique
We continued our progress on
whole Champagne front. We hold
general line of the Retourne and
road from Pauvres to Vouziers." /"
Cavalry In Hot Pursuit.
FARls, Oct. II (delayed).-The
mans are retreating on front of
gSeVen miles northeast Of
Ems, with French cavalry In hot
[sult, the war office announced
|ight.
ne french, following on the heels
|ae enemy. have advanced more
SIX miles at some points.
.. 1e line of retreat extends north
|.ae Suip2e and Arnes rivers. Far
eastward. the French are also
Fang the Germans back, and the
y 'sa ADVANCE extends along an un-
,Aen front of about sixty miles
y Y. northwest of Rheims to the Ar
,ue ,,a, forest, Machault has been
,rsnch ,.,n and Italians are rapidly
aing the entire Chemin Des
! 'aes region Of the enemy. In the
|. salley the French are pushing
ard Guise.
,na .ae enemy has been forced to
y 'ru9a ,l,, mis- positions on a front OF
sr al,ometers s.te (more than thirty
- miles,, which he had defended
Dse several days past. north of the
nior pEu and the Arnes," the com.
saiu.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
Volunteer Grave Diggers
To Help Bury the Dead
Hundreds of Victims Of Influenza Give Underfakers
More Than They can Care For


situation
FORWARD
of decasing
de-
.
II to
huan repo
more a
in Montgomery county led
Waaasms~ s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
United Press
War Summary
1531st dav Of the war.

1,531st day Of the war.
Peace offensive front-Germany 10
reported to have handed her reply to
| President Wilson's armistice note to
| the Swiss minister In Berlin this
| morning. It Is varfousiy reported to
accede fully to Wilson's terms and
to agree only partly with them.
Austro-Hungary and Turkey, on tho
other hand, are said to have agreed
to accept Wilson's terms unre-
servedIy.
From the North sea to Lens
Astride the Souchez canal the British
have advanced northeastward from
Lens, reaching Annay and occupying
Henin-Lletard.
From Lens to La Fere-The Brit
ish, in an advance along twenty
two-mIe front, have approached to
within mile Of Douai. Their maxi
mum advance was about four miles
There were no changes In the battle
line on the remainder Of this front.
From La Fere to Rheims-Freneh
and italian troops have practically
cleared .he Chenin Des Danes OF
the enemy.
These troops are within three miles
Of Caronne.
From Rheims to Verdun-The Ger
mans are falling back rapidly on
front of nearly forty miles northeast
Of Rheims.
The French are on the outskirts OF
Neufchatei and JuniviIIe and have
entered vouziers. They have reach
ed the general line OF the Retourne
river and the Pauvres-vouziers road.
From Verdun to Switzeriano-ih MS
front continues quiet
BaIkans-Nish, to which the capl-
tai Of Serbia was removed from Bel
Grade durinq the Austrian invasion,
Is within grasp Of the Serbs, VINO
have occupied the north bank Of the
TopIintza river twelve miles south OF
the city. Serbs and French also
have occupied PrishtIna and Pris-
rend, near the Junction of the Serb
ian, MontenegrIn and Albanian from
tiers.
Italian cavalry, pursuing the Aus
trians northward In Albania. has
crossed the Skumbi river and Is less
than fifteen miles south of Durazzo.
important Success.
[By ]. w. T. Mason, United Press
War Expert.]
NEW YORK. Oct, 12.-Thc capture
Of Vouziers as the result of American
and French pressure on the western
flank of the Argonne massit, is the
most important success General Perish
ing has gained since he began his op-
erations to close the German exit nom
France by way of Luxembourg.
The allies are now IL. position TO
begin an encirclemelt o. the northern
extension of the Argonne, which is
holding up the advance toward Stem
ay, where the main Luxembourg high
way crosses the Meuse river. Stenay
can now be approached from the
southwest by way of Vouziers, as well
as from the south along the Meuse.
The Franco-American success in
this area is having decisive influ-
ence upon Won Hindenburg's move
ments ir@ the Champaign from Vouz-
Iers westward to the Rheims sector.
The shortening of the German line
in the Champagne is due to the ne
cessity facing Won Hindenburg OF
finding more troops to guard the road /.
ways to Stenay and at the same time
If moving his front nearer to the Stem
ay line of communications in case he
aas to make quick dash to escape into i
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
s;a.. sssy.six Killed in Action
arsy.two Died of Wounds,
eighteen Missing.

Ming nrcsnsroN, cas"dI.N, Oct. 12.-The fol.
lnnand;nla Casualties are reported by the
peditionagg,. general of the American
Sias.i Sh,eG in action, ss.
W,ss,ng Wosnsg in action, is.
Died oe severely. ia.
Deds Des Of disease, So.
Psses, 6. j. accident and other
7otaa, a frSn ON wounds. 80.
f2tains- :" action.
George : : ,,,Hai Craig. Ell Campo. Tex.
frsgeants--. "eilage. Eagle Pan. Tex.
!ohn l. Jsser casD Donne, Pottsville. Pa.
seary, Altus, Okla. i- .
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
Outlook for Fourth Loan Still
Gloomy But Progress is
Expected as Result Of
Day.
PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK
Marched in Big Parade Down Fifth
Avenue, Together With Sol
diers Of the Allied
Nations.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-Liberty
day with celebrations going on
throughout the country, is expected to
bring the dragging fourth Liberty
loan drive out Of its discouraging
stage.
President Wilson is putting punch
into the work in New York.
Secretary McAdoo Is enroute to
Chicago to deliver a strong appeal to-
highland elsewhere in the land com
mittees are working as never before
to bring out the subscriptions.
The outlook today continued
gloomy despite high official pleas
for the united support for the loan,
the daily average is less than half Of
the amount required to put over the
minimum subscription OF $e,uc0, ,O50,-
600. Columbus day is expected how
ever to be the biggest twenty-fours
Of the campaign.
President In Parade.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-President
Wilson. American heroes of French
battlefields, and heroes Of all other
nations engaged in whipping Ger
many. modern ordanc from the fact
cries OF the United States and twisted,
smashed and usable or~ua~co cap
tured from fleeing German troops
combined today to boost the Liberty
loan in New York. They helped by en-
gaging in a great parade down Fifth
avenue-the avenue of the allies
with the president marching in the
middle of the parade.
Following President Wilson were
American soldiers. Scattered literally
through the crowd were the soldiers
of other nations, and none drew a
greater share Of applause than the
others. The president was recipient
of continuous outbursts of cheering
Through the long line were scattereu
parts of German airplanes. the wreck
OF a Zeppelin which viii Eever asaIn
engage in the killing expeditions ior
it was shot down by the French:
smashed German howitzers, French
whippet tanks, heavy cannon taken
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12
Figures Show Production Dur
ing Past Six Months Ex-
ceeds Ali Records.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Coal pro-
duction in the United States during
the past six months has beaten all
records for fuel mining in the coun-
try's history, the fuel administration
announced today.
Revised coal production figures pre-
pared by the United States geologi-
cal survey and made public today by
the fuel administration show this
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12

ST. Paul Pioneer Press: When Ger
many wants peace. she can get it
in one way and only one way: BY
laying down her arms, withdrawing
her troops to her own soil and ac-
knowledging herself defeated and
ready to take what the justice Of the
world shall mete out TO her.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-12

"Our cavalry is treading on the
heels of the enemy rear guards, pre-
ceding the infantry, which has ad
| vanced at certain points to the depth
Of ten kilometers (more than six
miles,.
I'VE have crossed the Suippe and
captured Bertricourt, Aumenancourt
LeGrand, Bazancourt, Isles-Sur-Suip-
pc and st. Etienne-Sur-Suippe We
have captured the whole front posi-
tion north of the Suippe and ad-
vanced beyond Grand Susages wood.
"In the wooded region west of
Menil-Le-Pinos we advanced toward
the Retourne river, which we reach
ed between Hourdilcourt and Sault.
ST. Remey. Further east we occu-
pied the villages OF Aussonce. La
Neuville, Cauroy, Machault, Contre.
and reached the approaches of Bigni.
court, Vilfe-Sur- ur-Retourne Mont ST
Remey and st. Marie. We are only
three kilometers southwest of You.
ziers.
ION the Chemin Des Danes, the
Italians, cooperating with us, con.
occupying Vendresse-Troyon, ,Troyong,
Courtecon and Cerny-En-Laonnoys.
We captured Cuissy-Et-Geny. Ju-
migny and Palsy wood, reaching the
Chemin Des Danes as far as Allies.
Numerous fires, ignited by the
enemy. are reported in the Disc val
ley, toward Guise."
German War Report.
BERLIN (via London), Oct 12.-
Defeat of an immensely superior
force" of French and Americans in
the Champagne in two weeks bat
tie has enabled smooth execution"
of the German retirement in the
Aisne bend, the German war office
announced today. A retirement west
OF Douai was also reported.
West of Douai we withdrew our
lines" the statement said. THE
enemy. slowly following, occupied
the line of ,VendinLe-Vieil, Harnes
and Henin-Lietard.
I'm the Champagne. General Won
Einem's victory over immensely SUI
perior Franco-American forces In a
fortnight's struggle and exhaustion
Of the enemy. has rendered possible
the smooth execution of our retire
ment in the Aisne bend"
Douai is Surrounded.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE British,
continuing their encircling movement
of the coal center of Douai, have ap-
preached to within less than mile
of the city from the west, Field Mar
shal Haig announced today. Douai is
practically surrounded.
British troops, the statement said,
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Fair and Cooler. Local temp.
8 p. M, 61; s a. m, 55.
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4. Telegraph Service Of The
Ia;'v Iny Gate City and constitu.
':sa uan1 1nemocrat is received over
~ ~ own leased wire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
CONSERVATION OF FUEL.

Up 70 now, Americans Aa.c h,cn -
wastelul OF Coal as 10 other nsolr.ss,
largely hecause c0al has t,.u .Ln-tu.
IL VIII DC abundant no longer .ltd
war IS over IL Is clearly Ir to ne
nestle consumer % give time anl tlol-
TO the conservation of coal statistic
are usually hard reading, but some ~ fa,
statistical proof offered by fhc fgc a
minlstratiOn makes one fhink chat nlr
haps, after All, Mrs. PaFtinE.0u might
have swept back the sea Z shl Dad onl'
persevered.
Here are some oi the statistical r.
grams
II every housekeeDcr d ne o4atu
would save one small shovelul o oo.l
each day az the end Of "a yea- the saving
would amount % 5000 no tons.
II every housekeeper durins thl 81,
winter months would save one luAeC
shovelful Of coal 3 day. it would amount
to 25,OOO,UOO tons of coal
These savings combined would amour
to 40 million tons. which would almost
wipe out the national shortage of Sd
million tons.
The fuel administration offers nra,
teal instructions for the economical use
Of coal ia stoves and furnaces
Oil stoves and fireless cookers arc rc-
commended as Goa saver
There YOU have the practical SIDE ol
coal conservation during the war But
with that sort Of economy tho fuel ad-
ministration has linked up the conscr,a-
tion Of health. Ii has long been 4 source
OF reproach, on the part OF visitors ~
Us from other shores, that We have alwass
overheated our homes.
The advice OF prominent phy slcaus
and surgeons has been asked, and The
consensus ofsthis opinion Is that Ne should
an be healthier, harder. and more com
Portable II our houses we're kept at R
of 6S degrees Fahrenheit
Thomas K. Shipp N Worlds Work Tor
January.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
RECE ElVEPtS ALE
on REAL ESIAII

By virtue ~ ar order ,f fne .nar.rI
b. -fatr az i1l llaWHrr fuafr rfr.t .r.t.f.
day 30 Drcewbfr U I1I.
posed 20 sale publio surt lon .r ..lf
AZ NJ 80 O'CLDCh
a. he county Court Uaasr t u.rrt
Delaware. tnf iaiIoHinN lrerr.t.f
estate whirn 9as pnnFryed nrnrrf.
eleventh day ~ April IHI ard .lu.r .ls
~ the said ilCurirfta kIrafIr .n f.llifn.a.
Trust Co. ou gre scfenf feenfh dhF IN frnrf
ary. 1913. 20 az
of land Win two ftnHf sfors trirk IHaiI.rr
houses thereon erected arouu fnf fr.Ir
mated respectivriy ~ So f1II and er 1870
Franklin street tlafr in Ine rIfy ri
street % Is farf tnh --tuuinr - tIn re-
Terms ~ sale .ghr.f md fs.f UIffrs
Or bidders ~ Inrer ur nurrha.rf.
Who will ~ paY .He r.rnierr
per centum tf rrIasa rrira - ..s.n
a. Jhe proper'y .rlcF - .r frr .slr
viii 30 vOid and he rruucrty .nrnsslInf..ir
exposed - SECOND $500
Return ~ ,ald -ala F.f - nsde tn ..s
chancellor ~ saturday fefrunrF iH lIIs
approved > chancellor sui " ~ .-.is-
direct h0W and khen fhe Haianrn af .f.s
purchase prica shall ~ psid I'D IT, dsssf
20 be purchaser ~ purchasers
Attendance gili be given -
DEi.Aa Akb 4 i.a.t CDNPANN
Leonard q wales. Esq.. soiicitor far .am.
Henry hmmnns aaa
hugh 81 Morris 1sq
l M smith. Esn
9arrett aaa
-niiflfCF. .ur LlnfeuGanta
Attest snfmsn a., roucn -rristsr IS
wiiminsi on. ,,',s-a-s .nuary ls ai.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF RlN ERSll L MAGNESlA
COMPANY

NOttcc h. hereby given that the board of
directors Of Riverside MagnCsia Company
corporation organized under the laws of
fhc state of Delaware, At a special meeting
Ntld on he Sth day of tcbruary. 1918. adopt
ed resolution TO the effect that i'm the
judgment ot the board of directors IL is
drcmod al , isahlo and most for the benefit
pt the corporation that the corporation shall
De dissolved and called a special meet ing
at the Stockholders of the company 10 take
action upon said resolution and for the
transact ION of such other business as may
come before the meeting said special
meeting of stockholders will ho held at the
n'ice OF the company. No % Exchange
l'lacc borough of Manhattan New York
lily y y ON the 9th day of March. lniS.
.t ~ O'Clock in che forenoon
Ny order OF the board Of directors
WILLIAM HOOD
secretary
Dated New York February q, 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line tor FIRST
insertion and SC per line for each sub
scou,nt insertion--based on minimum
ot three mes and six words TO tho
line
All advert iscmcnts set n siS point
fronparciD unless otherwise ordered
Ilght face 10 point TO Is point per
m,tted and charged for on six-point
basis
ppc month Insertion 81 per une.
NO ad accepted Tor tess than three
nncs.l
Ger line per month on contract NC
a. accepted for TESS than three lines.)
SPECIAL. CIASSiFiCATlONS
Spccial notices. diyidrnd notices. an
uua meetings. elections. proposals.
public sRls. auction sales and all
stvs-iai Installations will be charged
for AZ rate of lOy line Tor the first
Insertion and - a line tor each sub
s,.ournt inscr lion. Advert iscments
running one month charged at month
n rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
MAXWELL. MOTOR Co, INC.
CERTIFICATE or REDUC-
TlON OF CAPITAL STOCk

Maxwell Motor Company. Inc. hereby
certihcs
has been reducei from SIS o'o 600 divided
futn $50 S0O shares ~ ~" par ValuC OF slob
each of which i4nh0n shares were hrst
pretrrrrd stock 10 WN shares we're second
pr,fctrcd stock and i3nWC shares were
common sfrrk ~ S}..tsl 500. divided into
ae4fI5 shares 81 the par value of 500
.,ch ~ Witch i3i7i5 share are first pre-
a.rrrd stoch IIuN0 shares are second
prrorred stock and I2o.n0o shares are
That said reduction OF capital stock Of
said company has hecn Effected by the
50 The 0rst preferred stock y said company
~ thr par value of 500 eaCh for retire
rncut and has bcon authorized by vote
~ stockholders representing all OF the
,aPital stock of said company at meetings
duly held pursuant 70 waiver Of notice
.irnef bv All ~ said stock khnlders
THAT an of tho debts oi sad company
ftrh are not otherwise fully secured have
paid and discharged
MAXWELL MOTOR COMPANY. Inc.
W Iadyard Mitchell.
Harry Rrorucr
James a. HradV
Elton Parks
John y Moron
Carll Tucker
majority of its directors.
STATE n Mich
counts 81 Wayne
On this iln day 81 February. iels. before
!" ~ norsoaaile Snown and Know 70 me
"a ~ tho president of Maxwell Motor Com
pany. lnc aud he duly sckuoWlcdged to
uC that ht executed tho FOREGOING cert ifCate.
ROSE NJ. HEWITT.
Notary public Wayne 60 Mich
STATE of Ncw Work
county Of New Work
On this lst day Of January. i9Is before
me personally appeared Harry BrOnneT,
1ames Z Brady Elton Parks. John n
Moron and Carl Tucker tc me personally
.F
Maxwell Motor Conpans Inc and they
scvcrally duly acknow lodged &c me that they
las r CARSON.
Notary Public tsean.
kines county notary pghlic No l6i.
nlcd IN registers oface Kings county, No.
apO4 Ncw York county. No 9Ol3. Term
expires March so 1919
James T Carson.
Notary Public
Kings County y Y
STATE or DELAWARE
Ofice Of Secretary of State
l. Everett & Johnson. Secretary of State
81 the state OF Delaware. do hereby certify
that the above and FOREGOING is a true and
correct copy of certificate of reduction of
capital stock of the MAXWELL Motor Com
pany Inc as received and fled in this office
the eighth day Of February. A ID. 1918.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and official seal at Dover. this
eighth day Of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
EVERETT c. JOHNSON
Secretary of State
RECEIVED FOR RECORD
February :. 1918
A V. l.. GEORGE
Recorder
state Of Delaware
New Castle county s.
Recorded in the recorders Office at viii
rnington in Certificate Record {. vol. 9.
page -. &C. the Sth day OF February. A. ID.
witness my hand and official seal
A. v. l.. GEORGE,
Recorder.
seal
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READERS
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RESULTS
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WbDNEH DAY, FHBHlAuV 10

wEDNEaDAY FHBKUAnY -
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located on the Hiytf Rnad nnft uf isliarII
fe1 Paur Tnsel gssd sh,,t slsst % sog,s w@ing,en
bull caif; two good iafm hufafu. ll5 1usifla
corn, tons hay. a3 chlfkCns one NOV ~
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hNlt larm wagon, cultivstpTa. loi harursH
soods soa 'r,a'' og Al x, s"'n folder hgp''haia
positively ~ nuld f0r hish dollar Termr
cash Lank. auciignesr
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PUBLIC sALE--F -Fufntufo. rurs. son.,
hold goods siii be SOLD at stdham a 8on a
Friday. February Is. Isis. I ocI,lk y ~
sharp Brass iode Onamoif1 fflrf lfft
lnattressoa, apiece lFingrDom cutie n ills
sl25. leather couch. cabinet a. raars ~
.ibrsry suite; mahogany nhrart tah'a.
handsome diniugroorn suite. eoat slfs. 80
wicker chairs aud r0ckfrs rtc
Rugs 81 new rugs iH AEmlnstrr. BY1
1910 6. Z 90. 90. uea coiotlas sad I,.'1a.
We positively guarantee tEaf IFaaa ~
viii be- sold y a saving of iron fs d, flp
them 20 new matfing rlEa. frl,,rn rrflf.
blue. tan. red, EilUa 0Kl3 0nls Hfaas arf
reversibe tfFersl small rlFs rffhhu
4 son. aucts
fDBlit sALb 81 stock farming On pirforr fr
ana hpu-f noid EDnrs ru Bread q hnr.t
lfianh farW b'iH con sfaprff and canton.
vii take place Thar.1ag Fnhf.4ar. .I
~ pclock uf.8n 80 ar0rr..
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PUBLIC SALE 49, william % hafer r
ue kodnoy Yarn. River lipsf aul fa.Ir..I
1ehp'l Lahft near rfaf. NiN |a.F.
hufeaaJ tuDfninE. fNIrlary af I
81 O'oipCk. without reserve lg head .f I.....
rpwh and hnifefs. ld hfad Df aur.ra lar.n.r
implements. ono hhlf Interest Iu M + tr...
wheat AIT Sums 4ulfr FfD CASH .I.
tnat sum uinU mon ths Nlih Drl.afU I..
with approved udnrsfr IN
M 30 -rUhFFE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
NOTICES.

NOTICE on aud after this date | will
pay no hills unless contracted by myself.
Wilmer Chadwick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
BUSINESS SERVICE.

INITIATION bypeWritIng. duplicating, book
kesping. typsNriting. cieF4cai soFk N ~
ins, etc. New IDEA Letter shop. JI3 Ma Ssi
street. o5SS-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-13
LOST AND FOUND.

NApHTHA LAUNCH FOUND-Adrift
Length about 25 feet Namt Tornado upon
D. Apply Manager shaw. Western Union.
New Casflc
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
In sums 20 suit. Real eagate Tor sale
WILLIAM Il. JONES. s23 Shlpley So.
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FOR SALE
ala W. 10Th It. sr. b.. o.. h.xs,2 ESQ
SOC Van Buren, II III r.. b.. D. n. IS aOC
1907 Adams 81 t9 e. b. D. n. s.. 900
at West St 10 r. D. D. h....., 81. 900
22lI TatnaiI ST. > r. b. D. H.. 81 900
702 Adams ST o r.. b.. h............ 81. 400
1923 Clayton 81. r.. b.. o.. h.
make offer
1929 shailcross Ave, Is r.. D.. D.. H. 81 100
300 w 3Ist ST. r.. b., D.. h.. s3 900
500 Poplar St. r. b.. IA.
SIS W 4th ST.. 10 r. .............. s.. 900
s4s Madison ST., 0 r, D. b.. H. s3 500
1919 Washington ST. 10 =. b.. D.. h.. $500
i42s Van Buren ST, j, b.. D.. n. ..... 81, 200
5o4 r. 9th ST.. r. b...................sI.b 81 200
s07 W. Tenth St. r.. b.. p. h. $500
ALP n. Broome ST.. r., b.. p. hot
water heat.
LARGE LIST AT OFFICE
w. V. MONTGOMERY
ID. 4 4. $40. slebs Orange st.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR FRANK ROOF SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND CHEMIST
las removed 10 sos hin street Resi-
aencr lfu~ Gtlplu avenue
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COLLECTOR-tiood. Must be thoroueh-
ly acquainted with city. willing 10 wors
hard. Apply W. T. Farley, 71a Market
street.