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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
FOUR MILLION MARK
REACHED IN COUNTY
4THLOAN CAMPAIGN
Officials Say That Some Mer-
chants Are Not Keen TO
Aid Drive.
PARADE is CALLED OFF

From returns received from the Clear
ancv division AZ Liberty Loan head
quarter. TODAY. there has been more than
four millions of dollars worth of bonds
Of the Fourth Loan bought IN New Castle
county wy 10 to-day
Chairman Henry T. Scott. SAID today.
that The loan committee hcllpvrs that
the community IS doing everything
that II can in the present campaign
but he also said that while this means
that oue-thlri Of the loan quota IF the
county has been subscribed, its a long
uav 81 the goal being reache, 1t will
neci the concentrated effort Of all of The
citizen~. with tho we'll ones doubling
their subscriptions. II the campaign
Is to lc made as succossf nj as prior ones
II Was definitely decided today, to call
off the parade that had been planned
for Saturday This was due both 10 the
fact that the restriction against public
gatherings has not been lifted. and the
inability Of many Of the industrial plants
10 properly prepare for II, because 50 many
Of their workers are III
\ strong argument for the purchase
Of bonds was made today by a pronli-
nent banker In commenting on the
campaign and sale If bonds he said J
The present depreciation Of tho
dollar. Is a strong argument and should
induce the purchases of Government
bonds
since products or wages are high,
II docs moi now takn more than one half
or tbprvahouts Of productS, or wage If
the amount Of products or wagcs il nor
malIv would take 10 buy a 500 Gov
eminent Bond
For instance. WITH potatoes At g.
per hushei If takes only ~ bushels 70
huv q 500 bond When normal times
return and potatoes afr s 50 hushcl
tho 500 bond will buy POO bushels al
potatoes.
Continued on page &
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BELGIUM A RUIN,
As GERMANS FLEE,
TO SPARE NOTHING
Huns Have Factories and Big
Buildings Undermined Ready
for Destruction When Time
Comes.
CALCULATING THE COAST;
SET FIRE TO SUPPLIES
Soldiers Told. When PetrestComes.
20 Dash Into Holland and
Escape Arrest
Nv ,ssoriated Press q Every Evenine


Amsterdam. Oct 3 The evacuation
tv the Germans ~ the Belgian coast
region IS continuing. the frontier corres-
pendent II the Talegraaf reports Tho
telephone lines between the frontier
telephone lines between the frontier and
the coast were being taken down yes
tnrdav and today
The stores If material AZ Knokke
near the cuaat hvr miles from the Dutch
border have hon SGT on fire the dispatches
state. and many factories have hren
undermined m preparation for their
quick destruction
As part ~ the occupying troops would
have 10 rhoosr between capture and
flight when the evacuation occurs. the
correspondent points ont, INSTRUCTIONS
have hcen gwen them. he says. ~ escape
~ Holland in civilian clothes with the
object of cvading imprisonment and
subsequently returning 70 Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
NO AAM|ST|CE,
WASHINGTON SAYS;
WILSON WIRES HUNS
Presidents Ultimatum on WAY TO
Berlin and Austria: Refusal
Flat Is Report.
u. s. MAY KNOW TODAY
ny Associated Prose- to Every Evening
WILSON REPLY READY
ON WAY To BERLIN

Washington, Oct al 30 p N
President Wilson's reply to the
German and Austrian request for an
armistics and peace negotiations
probably will he dispatched before
night. II u IL not already on the cables
After heingiealled into conference ty
the President wtth Colonel House and
Secretary Lansing. Secretary 'fumulty
announced today that Mr. Lansing
would sec the newspaper correspond
cnte ut . clork and probably would
have something for them
The President had spent tho entire
morning n his study and was believed
TO ~ putting N final share a docu-
ment upon whrh nc worked nearly
all day cstcrriat
None If Il, "a ~ tho President eon-
fIdence would glye ~ Iniimatlun ug ms
decision hit when the conference Naz
OVER. there w1s no change ~ he confident
belief throughout oificlal clrrlc- that an
arlmstlce would bc fatty refused and The
central powers informed hat unequvocaI
Of conditions lard down by .he
| 'nlted States and the Allies must prccpde
any meeting 81 peace plenupotentiares
after spending the morning in his study
President Wilson At noon TODAY called
IN Secretary Lansing, Col House and
Secretary Funulty
he impression was created that there
would tie an announcement soon ut the
President action on the German anU
Austrian peace offers,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
PENN'A. EPIDEMIC GROWS
Medical Schools Sending Advance
Students Into Infected Districts:
Eastern Section Worse Sufferer.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Harrisburg, Pa. Oct 5 The nineteen
districts into which the state has been
divided for supervision Of nurses will
be organized today and numerous voIun-
teer nurses will be assigned to community
work Nurses sent to PENNSYLVANIA
by Washington will be distributed where
needed Advanced medical students are
being sent from colleges TO a ri ;l at the
states emergency hospitals There has
been an increase in the number Of cases
The western part Of the state reported
few eases today but in the east. Lam
caster city reported 5000 case- with
Phpnixville Coatesvillc. Wrghtsyule and
other towns III that ~eftlou and some Of
the mining communities sending in
statements Vi more eases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
BA SEBALL NEXT YEAR.
Semi Professional Games Arranged
for League Towns on Satur-
days and Sundays.

BY Associated Press tn Every Evening
Townes. with Cliff Martin, of Gin
cinnati. President of the Federation, and
Ralph Davis of pittsburg. Executive
Board member. conferred with members
OF tne war activities commission and with
officials of The railroad administration.
The latter believe the weekend trips could
lee made without handicapping railway
facilities
The league will Inc comprised of teams
representing eight cities. including,
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburg
Cincinnati and Akron The remaining
two will be selected from Louisville.
indianapolis, Johnstown, Pa, Canton and
Dayton OHIO.
Each CITY will have at lcast two clubs
one remaining ut homo while the other is
on the road
Ntcr travelling expenses and the up
keen Of the parks nave been deducted tho
receipts will 90 90 the National Commission
ON training camp activities for athletic
equipment for soldiers and sailors.
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New York Loan. $3.50, els. 900.

New York, Oct s Total suhscrip-
tons to the Fourth Liberty Loan re-
ceived through the second Federal Re
serve District up Ia 10 A. m today
amounted to $3.50. 6ls 900. an over
night gain OF S24, S29 600
This increase was even smaller than
that 81 the average Of recent days Mem
bers Of the committee expressed opinion
that peace talk and the influenza were
affecting subscriptions adversely The
pledges total only 60 per cent Of the pro
portionatc amount which should have
been received w to- this inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
BEIRUT'S CAPTURE, VITAL
BLOW To THE GERMANS
French Fleet Has Shattered kai-
ser's Vision of Berlin to Bagdad;
Constantinople Stirred.
BY Associated Pres 10 Ever, ENening

b. Associated Press to Ever, Evening
PARIS. Oct ) Announcement that
the landing of French naval forces at
Beirut is enthusiastically received By the
public which is grati1cd that the l'resch
fleet has 4 share in the magnificent achieve
ments Of General Nllenb1 The Matin
says:
with the fall Of Beirut. the principal
Austro-Turkish base in Syrian collapsed
The Franco-Pritish troops have but to
march a few days to reach the Eagdad
railroad and break Germany's dreams
of eastern greatness
The Official report indicates this bold
stroke Of the French naval forces will
have great effect on Constantlnop!e,
where il viii throw confusion into the
ruling element
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L. ). TRANSPORT LOST.
six Members of Crew Go Down In
Wesiga,e Collision
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By As-ociaICd Press % EV9ry FVonIns
Washington. Oct s The American
steamer Westgate, of the naval overseas
transportation service, has been sunk at
sea, with the l.ss OF six members of her
crew, in collision with the steamer Ameri-
can
The American picked up the survivors
and is proceeding to port,
4 dispatch to the navy department To-
day reporting the sinking. said ii occurred
about 500 miles off the Atlantic coast,
but did moi give the time The Westgatc
was u cargo carrier of $500 gross tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
Rumey, Star Hun Filler Killed.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam. Monday, Oct : Flight
Lieutenant Fritz Rumey Of the German
army. who claimed forty foU air VIC
tories. has been killed. according to the
Latsl Anzieg'r OF Berlin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
FIGHT ON" SAYS GOMpERs
Security of Babof and Capital
Demands Prussian Military
Menace be Broken.
nr 80 &C., D 80 nvenias

Rome. Oct. Samuel tiunpers, Pres
ideni If the American Ftd ration of
Labor, strongly denounees the recent
peace move Of the Central Powers,
saving the new German manoeuvre
seeks to weaken the unity IT The dem
ocratic nations and lessen their fighting
spirit
He says: THE Austro-Gerrnan and
Turkish military system should he beaten.
The security ~ labor and the people
requires that the central powers shall
capitulate and their military menace be
broken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08

Washington oct SAmerIca reply
10 Germany latest peace proposals as
being formulated by President Wilson to-
day In accordance with views expressed
ny the premiers Of the allied nations
Dispatch Of the reply, which it IS believed
will speak for all the nations opposed 10
the central powers. may be expected to-
morrow at the latest
The President. il was believed today
has preceded actual sending Of the reply
by asking Premicrs Lloyd-George,
Clemenceau and Orlando 10 advise him
of their answers or by submitting 10 the
Premicrs a draft Of his reply for approval
Atany rate twas assumed the American
reply will have the approval of Great
Britain, France and Italy and Of all the
other co-beligcrentS
Washington correspondent ON terms
OF close intimacy with the White House.
telcgraphs
The President reply To- the peace
proposals from Germany anil Austria is
written and ready for transmission
Nobody has the slightest notion that
Il is other than plain refusal 50 deal with
the Central Empires 80 long - they main
tain their bclligerency. The fourteen
articles IN the President creed af peace
arc terms - BE- carried ont not 70 be 4
oasis Of discussion
~ hen Germany has doae the tidngs
he outlined there vii bo time - talk Of
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
7 n 7 EXPLOSIONS
LAID TO HUN SPIES
Government Has Letter Showing
Plot to Blow Up the New
Jersey Munition Plant.
Bx Associated Press 10 LNerN EAenlns

~ Asaoclateu tbs. 20 LNoTN tNenlns
Washington, Oct s. -Eyidence tend
ing TO show that the explosion ia the r. 4.
Gillespie shell-loadng plant at Morgan.
n j. last week was caused by enemy
agents mas been discovered by govern
ment operatives IN letter predicting the
explosion on Friday night, signed "Heine"
and addressed to man in Sonora,
Mexico.
Agents Of the department are nvesti-
eating. The letter VAS picked up IN the
railroad station Of New Jersey town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08
AMERICANS DRIVE
FOR CAMBRIA AND
FOR ST. QUENTIN
Allies Strike at Dawn in Heavy
Storm 20 Capture Two Strong
holds Long Held by Foe.
NEARER DOUAT AND LILLE
b. A-sociatod Press 10 Every Evening

u, A.soclatod Press 20 Every Evening
London. Oct : English and American
troops attacked this morning on the front
between IT Quentin and Cambrai. Field
Marshal EIaig announced today SatIs-
factory progress is being made. the re-
port states
To-day attack was launched just be-
fore daybreak, during a heavy rain which
began last night
Successful local operations were car
Rcd out Yesterday ia the nelghborhood
Of Mont Brehain and north of Beau
revoir, in which American and English
troops captured over go prisoners.
Generals evidently regard the German
and Austrian peace proposals as being
absolute zero IN interest,
THIS is shown by the vigor with which
they are proceeding IN the task Of freeing
France and Belgium from the invader and
from the success attending their latest
efforts
Yesterdays military activity centred
chiefly with the French. who are pushing
northward rapidly from Rheims Last
nights War Office report from Paris
announces that General Mangin's men
are now At Berry-au-BaC. Is miles north
west Of Rheims on the Aisne. This repre-
Sents An advance Of ten miles IN the last
- hours on the broken German front
Berry-au-Bac is approximately II miles
southeast Of I.aon.
The Chemln dos Danes defeEses TO
which the Crown Princes armies re
treated after their defeat in the Marine
salient, Is now hankcd at both ends by
the French Il has been slow and painful
work 10 gel footing IN this stretch of
high GROUND. but their efforts have sur
ceeded at last
General Aiaunu has been hammering
at the western end oi TINS great natural
defensive position practically from the
time the Germans established themselves
there after their retreat from the Marine
Lately General Gouraud, assisted by the
american First Army, began a great con
verging movement on the east and TINS
apparently is about TO be crowned with
success The French and their American
allies have pushed forward slowly bur
surely through ground that was web
suited for defense anu particularly difficult
Tor the 2tyachcrs
Reports from all the A!lied War Offices
show that tho offensive is nciug Kept up III
All points ii the long line from the sea 70
Verdun and that the GcrranS are not
peng All wed an instant 5 breathing spell
american Headquarters In France
\ionday. oct : Reuters There has
feen little movement on the front between
the Argonne forest and the Mouse during
the past 23 hours Brieulles y hich was well
fortified and held by many machine gun
companies now il being burned TO the
ground C;randpre, Dun and Ancrcville
also are burning.
Paris, Oct. S.-N Northeast and North 81
Rheims tine French continued their sue
cessful advance, today's war office an
nouncement says French troops have
reached the outskirts Of Condesur-Suippe
at the junction Of the Suibpe and the hsne
northeast 81 Bcrry-au-Bac
.ong tue Suippe river the french have
penetrated into lsles-Sur-ouippe and to
the west have captured Balencomt.
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Every Evening" classified advertise
lucnts brngs results Proved to the salts
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Accident Case.

ANTOINE VAR was treated at the Della
ware Hospital today for an injury 20 the
left arm
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Fair: Light Frost Tonight.

IN Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. oct. 5. Forecast Ger D,ia-
ware
Fair and slightly warmer tonight aga.
"Wednesday light frost tonight N eNpO-ofi
place-, light variable winds. becoming
south.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-08

Particular people choose Clover Dairy
kiLk.-Avd
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\ ceiling OF SECURITY goes with Glover
airy milk ADV
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HIN FEARS
TO ATTACK
by j, w, +. MASON.

BY j. w. Il. MASON.
written for the United Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.--In-
creased Indications of anarchy and
civil strife In Russia cannot be
utilized by the German militarists
to their own advantage. Any at
tempt by the Germans to start q
major offensive against Russia at
this time would undoubtedly re-
suit In stimulating the Russians
to bitter resistance against inter-
ference with their internal at
fairs.
During the anarchistic days of
the French revolution. the French
armies held Europe at bay when
Europe tried to take advantage
OF the lack OF order within the
revolutionary area. The Russian
people are capable of similar
action now.
Russia, ostensibly helpless be-
fore an invading force, is in real
ity more dangerous for the Ger
mans at this time than she has
been since the drive of Won Mack
ensen thru Galicia.
Won Hindenburg has never en-
countered a military situation re-
sembling in any way the now ex-
listing one along the eastern front.
Won Hindenburg's opponent in
Russia, Gen. Krylenko, was only
an ensign a few months ago. He
has no military fitness for his ex-
allied post. He is neither a stra-
tegist nor tactician. Yet, Won
Hindenburg hesltates to attack
him, and shows every indication
of having been put in the most
serious quandary of the war.
The spirit of utter and uncon-
trolled freedom has been let loose
In Russia, and 1t is this spirit that
Is hating Hindenburg, as the
cars armies failed to halt him.
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FULL QUOTAS

Uaisea Press Leased wlrs.D
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. Is.
All but eight state will have
their full first draft quotas Of
men In training camps when the
mobilization orders OF Feb. 25 and
March 4 are carried out. Provost
Marshal General Crowder said to-
day. These states are. New
York. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Penn.
York. Ohio. Indiana, Illinois,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, North
Dakota and Michigan.
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COurtnartial

UNITED Press Leaeed Wire.)
FORT SAM HOUSTON. San An
tonic, Tex, Feb. 18.-The third
courtmartial growing out Of the
Houston riot of August 23 last
opened here this afternoon when
40 enlisted men of the cath u. 8.
infantry (colored) went on trial.
The defendants are charged
with MURDER mutiny, assault to
murder and wilful disobeying or
ders.
Major. Dudley v. Sutphdn. Judge
advocate, II chairman of the court
martial.
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LABOR READY

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-American
labor believes the only argument
Germany understands is force.
Labor is willing and glad to back
up this argument with Its hearth
est work IL 1t gets a decent place
to dwell; IL grievances can be ad-
justed by fair agencies and IL all
wages do not go for bare exist
ence. ,.-...
That summarizes the labor
stand OF America, as voiced by the
executive council of the American
Federation of Labor.
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"ADs" MAILED TO THE OFFICE

There way, however, of getting your iato
The mes classified columns the
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MAIL For the convenience Of help want
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not to make but to supply the readers
We want to Them freely no othsr
can The Times render its readers greater service.
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SHOT In RAID

tunitea Press Leased Wira.D
HnlASBORO. ILL.,. Feb. Ia
Ernest Faith and Clifford Donnel-
son. shot In last nights polioe
raid on q d!sloyal meeting here,
were In q critical condition today.
CHIEF OF Police Seaborn Emery's
wound In the arm In not serious,
according to physicians.
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GEN. IS BACK

united Press Ieased Wire.l
DIES MONIES. Ia. Feb. a.
Maj. Gen. Il. II. Plummer resumed
command OF the seth division here
today, after an absence Of several
months.
Gen. Plummer has been on an
inspection tour OF the allied bat
tlefronts In Europe and landed In
America last week.
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eight large express companies for
October. 1917. we're $622.6s7. as
against $979.9SS last year. the
interstate commerce commission
reported today.
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BOSS MOBBED

UNITED Press Leased Wire.>
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 49,
Because John Martini, superin-
tendent of the Citizen coal mines
here refused to re-employ a miner
who had been turned down for
military service, 400 miners to-
day mobbed Martini, marched him
and his two sons to the county
courthouse and made them kiss
the flag.
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lads" BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE

II 10 possible and convenient always pleased to
nave those who classified
and deal personally with the Id suggestion by
VINO familiar with writing classified
pulling power OF the 30 have want adj that
desire inserted and bring
nence. It is always well to do 30.
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FOR SALE-Good Groom house
and 5 acres, 6 blocks from car.
Main 6771.
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HOTELS

OAKS HOTEL. 1904 So Ioth a,
strictly modern; rates .reasorable
Private baths. Main 1929.
PORTLAND Hotel, 2s2s Jefferso1
Lst class rooms, 81. Main $3.50.
AVENUE HOTEL, strictly modern,
prIvate bath. 1209h Pacific ave.
d0TEL RECTOR, 1871 Broadway
Well furnished. modern rooms'
steam heated. reasonable rates.
PALACE HOTEL-Fireproof build
Ing. Hot and cold water. eIeya-
tor all night. Rates reasonable.
ll2s Pacific. Main 1851.
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Monday, Feb IS lela -THI rAooxA rIM1Lpags seven.
REAL ESTATE

COSY 4-room. $1,000, $500 cash,
lots. i'm, fruit. Main 2S97.
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SALVATION ARMY
CAPT. TO SPEAK

Capt. Fred Anderson of the Sal
walton Army of Tacoma will speak
in the M. e. church at Puyallup
Tuesday evening at 1880 on 1.-THE
Salvation Army War Service and
Ambulance League, or the Sal
walton Army in the Trenches"
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MI NEAR TACOMA. Plenty
AIFAIND of water; good soil: we'll
settled district; good roads. Jesse
o. Thomas, Jr.. $40 Tacoma Bldg,
Tacoma. Wash.
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HOTEL sTRATFoRD-Mod. outside
rooms. 50, $2.60 and So per week
up soc night up. 1916 Market.
THE TRAVELLERS; transient, from
soc up. Special rates by week or
month. 15osh Pacific ave.
HOTEL MERIT
Reputation Established. Reasonable
rates: 215h 18th. Court and Mar
yet.
HOTEL MAZE-Under new manage
ment. clean, modern rooms, steam
heated, reasonable rates weekly
Or daily. Main 20eS
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