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Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

liI&en gef9i9te gar ni9t pertraut
lit unO Die p&eife nod 2iliput" lez
bigli9 nls cine abenteuerli9e S9il@
berung auffaBt, lam man oaran Iein
itmiges 8ebassn baben. l1niere Nbs
bilbun9en nod @ranODine fubren Ell
nige Der 9auptpbaien boz: oas @rs
pa9en bes geitronbeten, NIT iauieno
Rett9en an ben 8pben gefeiielten
@uuiper, Die Dirt, pie er Der ausge<
truntenen MeinfdRer gum Su6el oes
@oltes li9 entleoi9t. bic &uoien5 BEL
Der &aiferin.
4ebnIi9 perbdlt es ii4 nit Der
&eiie nod 8robbingnag, no Suai@
Der, Der Bel ben 2iuiputern Der
gspaltieen 8srgmenf9 mar, als
~3perg Der emerge" 8etpunOerung
errest. Mu9 bier lit Die @r5dblung
fslbft fir b~ieienigen, pel4e Die poli>
tif9en Nnipielungen ni9t oeriteben.
unterbaltenb. llsbrigensf geben oieis
ni9t auf betimmte perIonen, fon<
bern ouf bic alsemeinen 3uftdnbe.
Mit b~eionberem @pptte perfplgt
Gpift bic 9ofoamen, 10 boB es
f9eint, als babe er fi9 ais bas Spfer
ipeibli9er Sntrigue betra9tet. unfere
8ilOer 5eigen @unioer inmitten Der
YG9terfomilie, Die ben 3perg freunbs
li9 oufsenommen, feline 9utber5ige
pflegertn @~lumbolclit9, ben bOien
Sofapers. ser feinen eliidli4en Ne>
%6snbubler in einen Martfno9sn Elm.
tlemmt, unb ben gefGbrli9en &f
nit ben rebbi9nergroBen @eipen Oes
&ieienlanDes.
Meniger betannt als biefe beioen
Geifen @ulipers iinO benz oeutf9en
Yublitum bic 5nei anberen, uno bas
bat feline 9uten @riinbe, benn an @rs
finbungstraft unb MiB fteben lie bins
ter ienen auriid. Die n&eiie nod Gas
puta" ldBt ii9 iura als cine Satire
auf Die ipstulatipen MiReni9aften
unb lire Musartungen beaei9nen,
unb e~inaelne 3iiss perben ols anss
fGas eegen beitimmte @elebrte geosus
tet, be~ifpielstpeife Siaot Hetpton. bsi@
fen 3srFreut6eit fpri4pOrtli4 mar.
Die 8emo6nsr BON Gaputa berliersn
Iid CANA in Der 8etra4tung oes
Simmcls uMb Der 8ere9nung bes
meIObiiden Wunbels Der Gterne.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

tcnnt), bos inn fir bic 5olge5eit berz
be 80rpiirfe eintrdgen fOate. SIN
Sabre 1716 beiratete er Stella, bod
unter Der 8ebingung, OaB ie Dor
Der @elt ni4t oIs feline 9ottin gelten
burfte.
Snapif9en NOR fein Skinner
2emple 9eItor6en unb Spift Q713)
gum Oe9anten BON ct. Patrid in Sr=
Lamb err1annt porOen. DAP man inn,
Der bonn @big gum Sorp ~geporben
mar unb Die Sadie Der 9ofpartei
eifrig oerfO9t, feline bObere Stenung
berlieb. fab er als unOant an, ia er
betra9tete feline g%ntfernung pom
@9auplabe Der pplitif als cine @rt
@erbannung. Sir Die 2%iteratur NOR
inbeTen bic vginIiebelei" BON ct.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Worte, Inn Sen bomit perbunbenen
poltif9en @iB pisber ins @sbG9tnis
auriid3urufen. .9ie &eife na9 2ilis
put" nimmelt BON N%nfpielungen ouf
ben englif9en 9of unD bic Porteien.
Die Mn6Gnger Der boben unb Der nies
brigen Nbfdbe i'm &si9e 9iaiput iinO
bic Sories unb Mbigs, unb Der
S6ronfoIger, Der es nit feiner Der
parteien Derberben nil, unb Oarum
einen boben unb einen nieOrigen Ab~
foB trGgt, 1T Der Bring bon Wales,
na9mals R0nig @eorg II. @uf Die
eriten @iirbentrdger Der &rone 9ebt
Der S9er3, 0ab Die b09Iten @breu>
Itellen Denienigen 5ufduen, tpel9e benz
Sofe bic I9Dniten &unititiide Oorma>
den, unb nit benz Miniiter Sltmnop.
Der ouf bo6em Ssile feline &apriOIen
f9neioet, 1T @aIpole gemeint. Inter
benz 3onoe 8lefuscu aber, nobin
@uGiber Ii9 Dor Der lln0onf6arteit
bes IiliputoniI4en 9OFes Mrettet, 1T
Srantrei6 gu Oerteben, bus benz
3orb 9olingbrote cine 3uflu9t ge>
pGbrts, Der, ebemaIs Miniiter bes
MeuBern, na9 Dem Spbe Der &0nigin
Gnna Oes 9O4Derrdts angetlagt lpur>
be. @ertieft man ii9 genouer in bic
@eT9i9te Gnglanbs inter &0nig
@eors l., 10 pirO einem Die u&eiie
no9 2iliput" nod einen fpeientli9
erbo6ten &eia %gepdbren, unO mon
mag itounen. baB bic f4orfe Satire
ibrem Mutor feinerlei 8erFolgung
eintrltg. WalpOIe, Der als Slimnap,
I'm einen 3ou bOber aIs Der iibrige
Nbel feiGtan3en Ourfte, rd4te fi@ nun
inFDFern, oIs er alien 8emiibungen,
@piFt aus Der r@erbonnung" 3uriid=
3uruFen unb ibm in @nglonO Elm bO<
beres Mmt gu perleiben, bartnddigen
@iberiton0 entgegenfeBte.
I6er Telbit penn mon nit Der erl9s
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

4ufte Mdnner mOralif3e unb pOIitis
f6e 2ebren."
@oltaire, Der 6eim @rf9einen bes
Mertes ii6 in @nelonO befano, emps
fail es ieinen 6reunOen in paris.
uno Der Abbe Oesfontaines ma4te
Ii9 iofort an bic neberieBung, ia er
f9rieb iugar cine SortieBuns bes
@ulioer, bic natiirli9 benz Original
gegeniiber tart abfiel. ODD mas
Der cine 5ran5oie gefinbigt bate.
ma9te fpGter elm anOerer gut: Der
berii6mte 3ei9ner GranbOiIe, Der ben
ganaen @nliDer nit prd9tigen Bib
den iGuItrierte. Sic tpurDen Muftsr
fir ole peiteren Slutratioen, unb
barum baben mir, inbem mir bies
groben Satiriters g~ebenten, auf lie
auriidgegriffen.
Gin pom bsutisen @eide4te niht
mebr eeniigeno g%eniirbigter 8or5ug
Spifts mar Die groBe &unit, Die 10
por3iigli9 ben Son traf, in benz Elm
fdli9ter S4iFfs9irurg nobl fem.
4benteuer er5dblen lam, cine Mis
i9une pom alten See6dren, Der iein
@orn fptnnt uno Dor Oerbbeiten iid
ui6t i9sut. uno bonn etpas
gsbilbeten Manne, Der pom b0beren
@sTi9tspunfte 0ie Melt betra9tst.
Sn England fanben ii9 oenn au9
fee6eFabrene 2eute genug, nel9e be-
tunbeten. iie hdtten rem brobeH Sui
lioer mobl ecfannt, p6ren nit ibm
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Grif6e unb iGrem &eia eingebiiBt bas
ben. gu oisIen 9iidern geb0ren
.@uuipers 2eiIen" BON Sonat6an
Spift.
Sonotban Spift nurbe am 30.
Nppember 1867 als Sobn zines un@
bemittelten un0 reid nit &inbern 9e>
fegneten Yforrers gu Dublin 9ebo>
rem. Die Silfs begiteter gerponOz
ter erm09li9te inn ben llniperIitdtsz
beIu9, ober longe fOnnte er ii9 fir
elm beItimmtes 8rotftuOium ni9t ents
fheiben. Sierbur9 gelangte er in
ben &uf Der unbeItdnoigteit unO, pa
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

S6re &leiber Iinb nit Q%bbilOungen
BON Sternsn unb Muiitinitrumenten
gef9miidt, tie tragen ben &opf nod
elmer Settle gefentt, unb bas cine
Nuge lit na9 innen. bag anoere auf
ben 3enitb geri9tet. Die Dornebmen
9erren laifen iih auf Der StraBe bon
9ienern begleiten, mel6e ibnen BON
3eit gu s3eit, bamit tie in ibrer @er~
1untenbeit nidt anrennen, nit elmer
erbien9efiiaten S9meinsblofe ans
DIR tlotf9en.
Sn Der nReifs in Ous 9anb Der
9onb6nbums", enOIi4 9eIangt
SHIFTS Menfdenoera9tung gu bers
benz Musbrud. Die politiI6en 3us
itdnbe feines @aterldnOes 9attsn ibn
uuf bas beftigite erbittert, unb na4
feiner Nnf@duung maren feline
2anbsleute, pet9e ii9 Die r&ne9@
tung4 gefoGen IieBen beg Ramens
BON Menfden ni9t piirbig. 90 ldBt
er in feiner leBten Reife Die pferoe -
Dos Mort r9aupbn9mn" a9mt bos
@isbern nod - bic 9errf6enben,
bic Menf9en absr, Oahu 9enonnt, Die
perfommenen Gtlaben 1ein.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Setpobner bon 2aputa.
iein politii9er Gbr9eia, Der nod els
ner 6o6en SteGung i'm Staate ftre6<
tie, iparb ni9t befriebigt. NuerOings
beitieg fdon Elm sSobr mad benz @r<
f9einen bes berii6mten Nertes Iein
otter Simmer, Der prin3 BON Wales.
aIs @corg II. ben S9ron, ober ct
NOR eenOtigt, it9 auf Die @6igpartet
gu 1tiBen, unb oiefe batte natiirli9
feinen plaB fir ben 9eiBfporu Der
3ories. 90 blieb Snift in Der
u8erbannun9" unb Die @er6itterung
ieines @emiites, erb0bt bur9 t0rperz
lide 2eiOen, ifeigerte ii9 nit ben
Sobren. S9liebli9 umna9tete fi9
gar .fsin @eiit, unb Der Sob mar
inn, Der unse3dblte SaufenOe auf
bas b09ite ergOBt bat, Elm grlOfer.
Spnatbdn Snift ftarb am 10. Ots
tober 1745 in feiner @ateritaOt Dubs
lin.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Sic .fpeibe 6rau" in Ben 3Iippeu bon
&ot6eneuf.
Der 4rbeit 1T an3unebmen. baB Der
prior feline gef9uIte @orbilOung err
6alten batte. Dos @un3e ma4t ober,
namentli9 Bel Der Abenbbdmmeru1g.
einen unbeimli9en @inbrud. Sm>
mer pieber gIoubt man in einem pers
fteinerten 3auberpalo gu iein unb
MGr9enitimmung ergreift einen, mob
baau, Od bas monotone RouI6en Der
Meeresbronbung nur gu lei4t in
SrGume periinten ldBt. Sc ldnger
man ouf Die &lippen fiebt, befto me9r
@eItolten treten aus benz Seftetn
berbor, unb man lam pabrli9 oas
@ruIeln in ben &lippen bon Ros
t6eneuf erlernen! &ein Wunoer,
baB bieIe @efpenfertlippen cine
Sauptfe6enspiirOigteit Der @retagne
tpur6en!
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

CT @rmabnungen psnis au9dngli9
mar, bss it0rrif9en Gborafters. Wiit
einunbSpanSig Sabren begab er ii4
nod 2onbon, no er an Sir WiQiam
3empls, benz beriibmten Stoats>
mann unb bertrauten Hatge6er Der
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

orF bcmTel6sn @diFfe gsFubrsn uuc
nur in Ginsei6citsu ire sr ii9.
Don Guuissrs 8eiien iinO uns
Deutf6en bic 6eiben srIteu, nod Dem
2anbe Der emerge unO benz Der Ries
fen, in Der Beorbeitung augemein Bee
tonnt, unO es brou9t nur peniser
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01
Die aGten 9feGl eu- SRr(p-
ttren pOn & Different.

fpriingcn, bann f6offte feline gbons
toIie 8ausrn unO Sdger, prieiter unO
6rouen. Mon Iiebt IiesenOs, Ttes
benDe, rubsnOe unO f6reitenOe 5is
9uren uno Gruppen. Nus Der Grt
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Sn Der @eltliteratur finben ii4
rur tpenige 8ii9er, bic Bel alien 5ipi>
IiIierten @Dltern fi9 Der gleiben Be-
Iiebtbeit erfreuen unb na9 mebr als
onbertbolb SabrbunOerten felt i9rem
eriten @rf9einen penig BON ibrer
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

Gin f9oner 8emeis fir
gelbltloiigfeit lit cs, OaB es &ereine
Fir Gieribub, a6er feline fir Ment
I9enihns gibt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-01

8si6nuug .2iaiputoner" purbe Elm
Weltport rnb nirb es Oordusft9tlt9
fir ale 3eit bleiben. Bon ben bes
beutenbIten Ieiner 3eitgenpien erbielt
Gpift ebrenoolIe 4nertennung, absr
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
WAR WITH AUSTRIA
COMES TO ITS END
GREAT ARMIES OF LAST AND
MOST POWERFUL ALLY OF
GERMANY suRRENpERs.
AMERICAN [N|s|0N IS THERE
100000 Prisneros and 5000 Guns
Were Captured Before Armist'ce
Went Into Effect.

Washington. -Austria.H the
last and most powerful ally OF Ger
many, passed out of the world war I'M
der terms OF abject surrender.
Not only have the armed forces
OF the once powerful Austro-Hunga
rian empire laid dwon their arms to
await the end OF the war and peace
terms dictated by the allies and Unit
ed States, but Austro- Hungarian terri.
tory Is open for operations against
Germany. Even the munitions OF the
former ally are to be used against the
kaisers armies II refusal to accept
conditions now being prepared for them
make prolonged fighting necessary.
Three hundred thousand Austrian
soldiers and not less than 5000 guns
had been captured by the victorious
Italian armies before the armistice
went into effect, said an official dis
patch from Rome. This included all
captures since the offensive began.
October "a.
The soldiers OF the once powerful
Austrian army. the dispatch said. con
tinued to fee in disorder Since the
offensive started. c. Austro-llungarian
were put ont OF combat by
ri Italian divisions. three British and
two French Divisions with Czecho
Slovak units, and an American regi'
ment.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
ALL REG|STRANTS
ARE NOW ELIGIBLE
EXCEPT THOSE IN DEFERRED
CLASSIFICATION BECAUSE OF
INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATION.
DISPATCHES FROM RALEIGH
ooings and Happenings That Mark
the Progress OF North Carolina PEG
pie. Gathered Around the State
Capital

FblhiEn
All reg .irants pie 10 September
IL as well as those Of HAT daje are
now eligible TO officers tra,aug camps.
According 10 previous announce.
menis only rcgls,rauS OF September
u were eligible for these camps I'm.
der new order applications may be
received from those who registered
prior to The september date provided
they ere not in deferred claSsif alton
on account Of occupation Industry or
agriculm"c
In addition 10 Camn Gordon Ga. In.
tantry Camp Hancock Ga, machine
gun; Camp Zachary TaYlor field ait.,-
lery nrw school vii be- opened al
Camp lfemoa,, California Tor intan.
try
Al ellcibies must have physical ex
animation al Their own eNpcn>, b. a
reputable physician Transportation
will b. furnished accepted applicants
by the raj boards
Maio. Harvey q the S'ulrut Amy
Tranus corp, a iha STATE college,
viii furnish all who de,5c application
blanks or hose V51 are eligible an
conn 70 Rai"ish AID make app ai.en
in pog son
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
LEADERS DECIDE AGAINST
THE kAiSER'S ABDlCATloN

Amsterdam Party leaders OF the
German reichstag in their recent dis.
cussions decided there was no neces
sity for the abdication OF Emperor vii.
liam, The Lokal Anzeiger, of Berlin.
says.
Germana. the organ Of the centrist
party, already has announced that the
centrist party demands his retention
OF the throne. The national liberals
are reported to have takem the stand
that the emperor and the Hohenzol.
Tern dynsty must remain as a symbol
OF German unity A majority Of the
progressive party also is said to sup,
port the emperor and the Christian
social workers are championing his
cause
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
tSgaed) DANIEL c. R0rER.
Commissioner 0f Internal Revenue.
Norsh Carolina Casualties.

CaaUaltics amons North Carolina
trons. oYer,eaS. a. shown by late re.
r0ri, from the front are rs follows:
Killed in action Lents ]. ] sykes,
Pee l~o: &. l.. Field t,rcensb Gro. j.
e. Miller Fairyiew: Pyts. Thos.
Naurhn. Madison; Buriey Waycaster,
Black Mountain. D. $ Pearson, Mo
ryaH Fails. CLAUDE Patterson. Snow
lIil H. L Chadwick. Shalotte; T r.
ohnSuH lyanh0e; W Jacobs. Marion;
\ = Wilhurn. Merryville; H. II. Kin.
yad Morganton; II. c. Pait. Baden.
l1ro
Ind u wcnn|p pyts. Combee
Pace SaINla; W u Beayor. kannar
e!s L Jones. Mount Olive; r NJ
iioehaduy lioke Forest; J. @ Co.'s
ton %eIesboro: |. II Mckee Rouge
mrnt \ Smith, Creek
Died Of disease Sergt. G. w. Rec.
tor vi Airy; pyts " F. Brothers.
Elizabeth Guy; John Brown, Speed;
l. y Roland Franklin; J C. Wingate;
lrcomtar, W f. Malpas, Wallace;
4 !. A&ir Tyrcll h +. Townsenl
Connolly Springs; B d Clamp. Whit
sctt Henry BOYD Youngsvlle, s. W.
Smith spencer; 7. II Burton. Greens
horo L L Waid, Ashevilie.
DIED from accident Capt ]. r. liar.
o"s,v, Baylan Heights; J. Il. Griff.1,
CardpGas.
Returned 10 duty - Private w. l..
Smith, .nston-Salem
Severely wounded Lieut.. s. s.
Nash Tarboro; Corp, Coy Ball, Troy.
Py's r D. Dew, Lupacania; J r.
Murphy Spray. II Ball, Winston.
salem Walter Smith. Charlotte; c. c.
Watson, Oval; Dallas Corder, Dobson;
j. e Johnson, Ramseur c. c. Nc.
Auley Troy; J. IT, Mckenzie, Garth.
age, r. F. Jester. Boonyile; j w.
BOYD Princeton, Corp. j II Pittman,
Wilmington Pvt b. b Ipock. Cove
city; w. + lryson, Balsam.
Slightly wounded Sergts. +. C
lioker Mt. Airy w. + IIaar, Whining.
ION L c. Carver. Rutherfcrttou
CORPS s A Wilson. Gaston.a. j. McD.
Michal Woodrow; c. H. Mcpherson,
Franklin R. 5. Cox. Pisgdh; s. q.
fure Eure; J. L. Brown. Wilkes.
horo w o Brown Bennett; =. S.
Deeso Monroe; Pvts. Abe Willis,
Henry K y. Sentclle. Waynesville:
w 7 Warren. Belmont; II. c. Pait,
Bladonboro Leroy Bennett Reels.
boro; J $. Ambrose. Williamson;
Corp CURLY Bare, Wagner
Prisoners or missing Corp. f. C.
NcNulcr, buniap; Pvts ]. r. Medlin,
Lori burg; j Johnson. Windsor;
Willie Dsuiel Northampton; P. r.
Fam. Spray
Lost on Ticonderoga through sub
marine L ] Thompson, Bostic; C.
C. Walker Newcastle.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
Another Week Of Quarantine.

Charlotte Charlotte viii remain in
quarantine until November Sth. This
decision was reached by the mayor and
city commissioners after listening to
arguments advanced by the members
OF the Moeklenburg County Medical
society against lifting the quarantine
The meeting VS.. held at the instance
Of the city Officials with view to oh
tanning expert advice on the quaran.
tine situation
DR.. Hudson speaking at the meet.
ing. stated that in his opinion, the
quarantine could safely be partially
raised, at least but his argument
brought forth strong opposition from
the members Of the society, who de-
clared that lifting the quarantine now
would be tantamount TO gambling
with lives in Charlotte.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
Camp Not Jeop.. died

Washington, Special. the
l;rn appropriating u million aud q
hal. dollars for the purchase OF land
al Fayetteville for the artillery range
was stricken from the deficiency bill
by the senate appropriation commit
tee, ID does not jeuDardize the big
artillery camp,
The question under discussion b..
fore the appropriat committee
was whether the land shoulr be pur.
chased outright, or leased The money
is already available for the renal %
the necessary land for the coming
year. and the work Will proceed with.
out interference
The item for the outright purchase
Of lie land was stricken from the
hill with the understanding that a
further hearing would be had on the
million and u hIlf appropriation.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
AVIATORS CONTINUE THEIR
RAIDS IN ENEMY TERRITORY

Washington. The German govern.
ment notified the United States that
since October / its air forces have
been under orders to make bomb at
tacks solely against important hostile
military objects within the immedi
ate operations OF war. on the assump'
ton that allied and American air
forces were TO receive similar in
structions.
The note delivered through the
Swiss legation, protests that air raids
have been carried out recently against
seven German towns with loss Of life
among civilian population and that
unless such raids cease. Germany can.
not refrain from aerial attacks on
allied territory outside Of the zone OF
operations.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
IMPORTANT NEWS
THE WORLD over
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THIS
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR
SEVEN DAYS GIVEN
THE NEWS or THE SOUTH
What Is Taking Place In The South
land viii Be Found In
Brief Paragraphs
Domestic

II is perfectly apparent that peace
talk and influenza do not hamper The
patriotism of the American public
when II is shown that the last Liberty
Loan, without any great effort, went
dying like bertha shot over the
top and got EN-.
The committee on aircraft investi'
cation makes recommendations Tor
legally proceeding against army OH
GERS held guilty OF dealing with cor
poratons III which they were inter.
ested
The motorman is gone; The claim
adjusting department appears to have
kidnapped him. Thus sums up District
Attorney Lewis the horrible accident
in which more Than 100 bodies
have been taken from what IS known
as the Malbone street tunnel OF the
Brighton Beach line Of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit company II has been
determined that the accident was the
result of the carelessncsS and reckless
ness of a green motorman who had
taken the place OF striker The
strike is sympathetic one Nearly
thirty men were discharged without
any apparent cause, and the men de-
manded reinstatement Of their fellow
workers. The company refused, and,
in the language OF The district attor-
ney and the police department, the
accident resulted.
Five hundred sailors ran riot recent
~ through the streets OF Norfolk, Va.
The cause OF the riot has not been
determined A policeman was shot
curing the outbreak.
The untoward aircraft situation was
brouhgt about says Charles h. Hughes,
by defective organization OF the work
of aircraft production and the serious
lack of competent direction OF that
work by the responsible officers OF
the signal corps
The Fourth Liberty Loan went over
the top in a whirlwnd to be exact,
more than 1856, 1880 worth. This
amount will be used to materially re.
duce the Fifth Liberty Loan.
The chief waste from the original
aircraft appropriations of $G9l,S5l,S66,
the report of Charles + Hughes and
Attorney General Gregory TO President
Wilson says, was in the abandonment
OF two types of airplanes, one OF them
the Bristol. and a failure TO salvage,
aggregating about Se4O0O0OO The fig
ures show that last May, Of the great
appropriation. $134,Oj0.OOO actually had
been disbursed. and that up 10 October
!. the expenditures had reached about
$4,000, 600 for all aviation purposes.
The report concludes: mo such prof.
its have been allowed as to justify a
charge OF bad faith.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08

Attention of druggists and physi'
clans Is called to the following order
issued By the Commissioner 0. In.
rclnal Revenue with reference to the
rchling OF narcotic prescriptions, for
the duration Of the present epidemic
OF Spanish influenza, or until further
notice.
Prescriptions calling for morphine,
cod ne or heroin, which are written by
registered practitioners for patients
suffering from Spanish influenza and
any pulmonary or bronchial afiec.
'ions. may. until further notice. be re-
iilled provided that AT the time OF
ISSUANCE by physicians instructions
are noted in the body OF SUI prescr p.
lions, repeat II necessary and the
druggist filing and rchlhng same
shall note thereon each and every
dair upon which such prescription is
reli!icd.
tSgaed DANIEL {. R0lER.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08

When the Germans withdrew hasti'
ly from the North sea shore they left
behind a series of Notifications all the
way from Zeebrugge to Nieuport The
entire shore Is one continuous line OF
redoubts, reinforced concrete dugouts.
trenches and barbed wire entangle.
ments with gun pits about every fifty
yards
Federal court DEGREES convicting
Capt. Johann Klattenhoff and Paul
Wierse Of conspiracy as result OF
the sinking of the German interned
steamer Liebenfels in the harbor at
Charleston, S. c., have been sustained
by the United States Supreme court.
which refused to review the proceed
ings.
The sinking OF the Spanish steam
ship Chatarro, laden with sugar. OFF
the New Jersey coast. disclosed that
20 survivors were landed, IL al Barne.
gate, n j., and II at rorked River,
~ j. led TO an investigation OF OF.
fcials OF the third naval district as 10
whether the ship was torpedoed as
reported The officials are inclined TO
discredit this report,
Names OF two hundred Americans
soldiers, more than two score OF them
from Georgia, show that some from
almost every state in the Union lost
their lives in the sinking of the trans.
port Otranto. which colided with the
steamer kashmir OFF the Scottish coast
early in October so far only partial
list is made out OF the LOST and saved,
he two American loss being estimated
AZ about three hundred and seventy
Two
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-08
Conditions Are APPALLING.

Asheville The conditions along the
Pennsylvania division of the Southern
railway from Hendrsonylle to Toxa.
way and in many other parts of the
Caroliras. as result Of the heavy
rains are appalling Thousands OF dol
lars damage have been done to rail
ways, lumber operations. and dirt
roads. Pennsylvania county being ore
OF the hardest hit as result Of the
high waters The Pennsylvania diyis-
ion from Hendersonylle to Toxaway
is completely out of'operatlon