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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
TWO OKLAHOMANS
REPORTED WOUNDED
FRANK BOORMAN OF BIXBY
AND ]. L. MCGEE OF
BENGAL VICTIMS.

Washington, May 20.-The cas-
ualty list today contained forty-tive
names divided as follows:
Killed in action, /; died OF
wounds, died of accident, !; died
of disease, !; wounded severely, q /;
woudned slightly, ?.
Wounded severely: David l..
Cox, Urania, La. Jno. S. Kirby, X.
f. d. E, box 6S, Texarkana, Texas.
Wounded severely: Frank Boor-
man, Bixby, Okla.
Wounded slightly: Corporal Jas.
L. MeGee, Bengal, Okla.
Killed in Action.
Killed in action: Captain Harris
d. Buckwalter, Royersford, Pa;
Corporals Geo. G.. Hughes, York,
Pa. Manford l.. Melchi, Leo, Ind. !;
Privates James A. Blake, New York
City; Peter Kurske, Dickinson, n.
D.; Frederick w. Lampman, Red
Oak, Iowa; Allen K. Moore, Fitz-
dale. Vt.
Died of wounds: Sergeant Ger
aid S. Patton, Seattle, Wash.
Died OF accident: Private Zobito
Died OF accident: Private Zobito
Died of disease Privates Walter
Eginton, Lockport, N. y; Eugene
Franceschetti, Santa Flara, Italy :;
Lester L. Glor, Varysburg, N. y;
Robert Jackson, Rawlinson, Ark;
Mario Maschio, Oakland, Col;
John d. Punphrey, Prattsville,
Ark; James p. Sullivan, Lone Rock
Wis.
Wounded Severely.
Wounded severely: Lieut.. Tom
w. Brown, New Britain, Conn. ;
Sergeants Ernest +. Hill, Glenora,
n. Y; Clifford d. Williams. Port
land, Conn; Corporal Norton G,
Carey, Joliet, his; Privates Will
liam D. Anderson. St. James. MINI !;
Nicholas Bolden, Albany. N. Y:
Walter d. Brown. Glidden, Iowa :;
George Burns. Cheshire, Conn.
Glen w. Cabbage, Hazelton, Nd;
Porter +. compton, MurfreeSDorO,
Tenn; David L. Cox, Urania, La. /;
Clarence d. Crabtree, Marengo,
Ind; Tom J. Davies, Tamaqua,
Pa; Eric A. Erickson, Bridgeport,
Conn; William Frederick, Fort
Des Moines. Iowa; Stephen Y.
Houmann, Hudson, Wis; Monte
Keller, St. Cloud, MINI; John s.
Kirby. Texarkana, Texas;( Mich
olas Palermo, New Haven, Conn. /;
Frank Boorman, Bixby. Okla. :;
Michael J. Provenzano, Brooklyn,
n. Y; Hayden Rea, Moody. No. :;
Geo. A. Redpath, Wayzeta, MINI. /;
Frank ]. Schwet, St. Louis, Mo. I;
Frederick r. Swanson. New Lon
don. Conn; Russell NJ. Timmons,
Smithboro. Ills; Clarence X. Wah
erell, South Manchester. Conn.
Wounded Slightly.
Wounded slightly: Privates Wal
ter H. Slotman, Buffalo, n. Y;
Corporal James L. Mcgee. Bengal
Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
FOURTEEN RESIDENTS OF
COLOGNE ARE KILLED BY
BRITISH AVIATORS

London, May O.-Fourteen per
sors were killed and more than 10
other injured when entente allied
airplanes raided Cologne on Satur-
day. according to a dispatch from
Amsterdam to the Central News
agency.
Six allied aviators participated IN
the attack. Much damage was done
in the center OF Cologne, especially
in the market place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
American Vessel Is Sunk.

Washington, May 20.-The Amer
lean cargo steamer ]. G.. McCul-
lough has been sunk by a mine or
torpedo in foreign waters, the navy
department today was advised. 1t
was reported that all hands were
saved except Engineer Doughty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
ALSO REFUTE NORTHERN
BRANCH ON DOCTRINE,
AND WON'T JOIN.

Durant, Okla, May EO.- ne re"
port OF special committee oppos-
ing union with the Presbyterian
church, which was the subject OF
today's discussion in the Southern
Presbyterian general assembly
pointed out at length some posi-
tions in which Northern and South
ern Presbyterians are not held to
be united.
Referring to an alleged difference
in the attitude of the two churches
toward doctrinal unsoundness, the
report says:
I'VE refer to the fact that in your
church professors who do not them
selves believe in the plenary in
spiration of the Scriptures or in the
vicarious atonement of Christ are
permitted to teach in your theolog
ical seminaries and propagate these
errors there.
I'VE refer TO the fact that 1t is
reported that candidates for the
ministry are ordained by some OF
your Presbyteries who declare that
they have not formed definite opir-
ions as to the inspiration OF the
Scriptures or the virgin birth. the
miracles or the physical resurrec-
ton of Jesus Christ.
Might Later Deny.
Being admitted to the ministry
with such questions unsettled, the
way is open for the subsequent
adoption by these men of positive
denial OF these doctrines without
challenge.
I'VE refer to the fact that we re
gard these doctrines as essential to
the Christian faith. while many in
your church do not seem to SO re-
gard them. Our view of that "sys
TEN of doctrines" to which a min
ster is required to subscribe at or
dination is that it contains all that
is essential to Christianity plus all
that is essential to Calvinism."
Differences between the two
churches on the negro question also
are fundamental, the report con-
tinues, declaring the Southern
church has taken a final and definite
stand against intermingling of the
races.
I'VE are all agreed as to the need
Of bringing the colored race to q
saving knowledge OF Gods truth
and securing for it the best practi-
cable Developments OF Christian
life and effort. With you, the so
cial side of the problem has largely
an academic interest for they are
in the main, far from you. With
us it is an all important problem
as they are near us.
For Racial Preservation
I'VE have determined as a mai =
ter OF racial preservation that there
shall be no social intermingling. We
desire to aid in every way in the
intellectual, moral. social and re-
ligious development Of the race. But
that aid must stop short of social
itnermingling."
The report also pointed out dif-
ferences in regard to the relation
of church and state, disappointment
over previous action between
churches in disagreements where
jurisdiction was overlapping and
finally holds that the proposed
church would be unwieldy.
In place OF the organization, the
Southern assembly declares in ia
vor of a federative union that
would preserve to our church its
autonomy. the right of discipline II
docirinal cases. the right Of settling
for itself the race question. and the
right to witness clearly as to the
spirituality of God"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
Won't Associate With Negro
South Presbyterians Declare
TEXAS LOSES RATE CASE.
Bulletin.

Bulletin.
Washington, May 20-Feder-
al court DEGREES sustaining IN
terstate commerce commission
orders adjusting freight rates
between Shreveport. La, and
Texas points, and enjoining the
Texas railroad comission from
interfering with the fixing OF
intra-state rates in compliance
with the order were today in
effect sustained by the supreme
court, which discussed the ap-
peal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
Billion for Railroad Improvement

Washington, May U.-Neariy 4
billion dollars will be used by the
nations railroads this year for i'm
provements and equipment, accord
ing to a budget approved ana pub
lished today by the railroad admin
istration authorizing expenditure OF
So37.o6l.3lS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
Wilson Returns to Washington.

Washington, May 20.-President
Wilson arrived here early today
from New York, where he opened
the Red Cross second Sl00000000
war fund campaign Saturday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
Too Late to Classify.

FOR SALE-Brand new 1918 Ford
for immediate sale; never been
used. Phone $50 or address 50.
Ardmore- OlS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
Tqf:s Victory Message

"Unconquered and unconquerable- of victory.
determined through the American Red Cross to les
the price every fighter and the people of the allies
have to pay for those of yet safe this side of the
Atlantic"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-20
Holiday in London.

London. May 20.-Holiday on the
London and Liverpool exchanges
today.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24

greit at pnre SignineSmano beIlcr.
SOM fer bemertct bar Der life
pGret mango GsoSialo liommer 90
lbsIt. Seq fan u9uue Iulmo Gaei.
len SmeoSru6, iont oeoe paa
SnieoSruo / September. San bar
llngtarI % 76 Iar al. San bau.
De teitamcrtcret i'm 6ornute ca. 80.
600 SIR. til Gle % Go9ubiIo SueoS
rlio imoo EIeic paa 2ipStio. San
boebe hos Dem % b!ep goot pIelct /
Az Iar.
) October cr glnnc I. Gcfsbicnl
os0. Snn bar / Here @ar libt a. SG.
ring. Sum par ct 9o0t Wcnne'te,
iout bleu mcgct aibolOt al alc iont
ficnote benoc. Nuu bleu 81 Har
eanmel.
Sllamauo anorca :. &aala oeoc
/ September ppcr 20 Iar galnmel.
Ole SohnIon alppor / Salbe osoe
upIig al Srring 81 Mar gamntel.
San bar gift mco NuIolg gu. &etaa
fra 6ebool. San bar bcticnot Tor Ut
opgtige Stcl % uclorcuue Scrobru9
% par agtct Tom en- @Goeramono.
: Ell Netrolog / 9Iaoet "Norie"
Hitter 6orIattercr iaaIeoeS: "Ncm'
matt ia ou oiior blonot oclm, lont
par mco oa isooc Sauoet, %hspronoc
ill Sen Stauo, me melt maa ltta
poo, mar oct rsnrer paa. Son'
Sen ininc % 9oNbiarta Wannen o.,
por, c~ttcrlct 81 ocg mango Terer."
Meo oiSic megct dlmtnoellge
NeoocIeIIcr ionr icg lutte. en ucn'
La Silicn til Slrgt % &cnner -
10 SGiere.
81. Sollto.
Seo0al, 20oe Sftobcr 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24

StanoicSc Sesluerfcr. ) ocil ltolte
Iio bar iieIge "9tott." life nm.
orc ero 6 Ioaono. iaIitcrifc Gcglpcr'
fer moattct inoitiQc Iriiten paa
8runo al Margcl pao Nloterlnlcr
StanSningen bar boot III 6sl9e, al
ma / itor ltbitrrfniilg bar moattct
inbItiuc 0pggeriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24
Stanos floenoe eczema

Yies mt9et bpor ote "a bar prspet oa I'D.
let, lna tan Is itaHoie brGuo.uoe, tleeuee
gc5ema peo at auueuoe en- file I3smo. ION
man fan for'pue its rreo hos .nhper apotbes
fer for Soc. 6rtra fore SlaIter LOO. Z
ianms Zieblit .3suo anusnoes, beounber Del
brsoeIieu. & ysbet al fort lib oil .tbpert
5por AZ Gcjemo, Ring orm. lloilet. Sreener,
6idusr oa Itaueuoe 6uoipeoomme iieruts.
I'll at rerit nuotu. gIsre ben trditio GA
iuuo ifal man aItio BRUCE 3sno. bette ai.us
electromagnetic. antiispttit. dpoeuoe Ribo.l.
Raar dle andre Niolsr iuitt u0rctter, er
ocnus Pebanoliue cen ensite man fan hole
paa opsrfor dls Stdas Observation-Disclosures.
15eG % Eoi, 50 SIsoslarS. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24
Corn Safburns Sptre,

DEBORAH, Ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24
Srserne beginner al 1tomattelic.

~Wy0tHt UNTUENHtI Ut 1"UNIUIItITC.
Srannten 2Soe DIT. Gen ipanife
Spge berier iremoeleS Der / 9pen og
~omIiggenoe Siitrifter. Ser inotr9i.
fer baglig flere Gsosialo. 2ryerne
orbeioer / Oisie Gage unber Soitrpf,
og oct er bare ct Siosiperesmaal,
naar enfelte al Dem maa giuc op.
Tn Sarge, lom bar / Sp9ebeieg Scr.
bag, beipimeoe paa 8runb al Sper-
anltr9ngeIIe. On anoen 99ae bar
nlco i'm Isiiltent paa Gil Gag beisst
$50 Vatienter. Haa ct engeIif Sfib,
lom fpm bertil Ssroag, er belle 9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24
Sra Peooal UeIemarfen
@cir % %ert. - Tprmcgct Gcon,
Yoteterne %ranoncr. - Sc bpic
Triicr. - SnHncnsacn. - &nrs.
faloet paa Sfibsaftier. - Ilifcns
Wnn0eunt.


WggbenDt.
Sommcren er Hut, en- minbre goo
CONNER, oftelt regniltlo og illr.
Soften regniulb, iaa oct bar pGret
pan'felig at berge 8rsoen. S De
neore Sp9ocr ital Der enonli itaa
aorn uoe. Soroen er ioa bleb, at
oct maneeitcocr er unrlilig of iaa
belltpleiet anben glger. 9laret blir
forreiten ct eobt WiooelSoar Der i
Sraftelt, naor unotagcs Botcterne,
lom life bar taalt al Spoelt, mel,
raaoner ifrGffelig = baaoc / Igre-
ne % iiben / aiploerne. Scr Ter
no til at bli Iotetneo. Sirr pil oct
nof bli ponifelig for SGttcpoteter
nGite Taar. Oct er p~aaerlino al De
uopioeoe aferarcalcr minbrc @sl
END alminoelig, bporfor guIfaperne
~reoucereS operaIt paa 8aaroe.
ne. Oct fpres oerfor MI nofIaa
mango Slagt til 9perne. aisopri.
len bar Dog bolot Jig / Az Ser. pr.
Sig. - SIT. 26 pr. gismer. Wtelfe-
mongelcn bar pGret gruiom iI9r /
gperne, men ogiaa for I~rbeibsiolf
paa Sanoet. Ser betaleS M SO
Gre pr. Otter Der paa Notoooen, %
enooa err oct blot Barn og Spgc,
iom iaar. Gamer og &errer al aac
SamfunoafloaIcr cDfler eler fiercr
9pgoen rlllot mcb line 9lifipano
for at faa. tag / WteIf, Sn1sr % gGg.
@ulommeren / 6ieloet bar oaar-
Zig iaar, Iaa mallge bar Cab al S9
teritcIet troos DC ltbsrtc Eriier poa
Trooufterne.
Meo 3rpIaitbunoelen gaar oct
imoat ibeit enonll. SrGlaitiorrct-
ningerne boloer Jig tiIbage for at
fuibe Sanocl, naar gsnoerne bar
bu9get % er nsOt til at iplgc, %
9enoerne foritnar Gnebet o. lar set
bero, Saa imaat cr bog Sfogsar.
beioet bc9pnbt. Set ltaoigc MilG-
pcir % Hesn bar BOG ogiaa giort
Oct meget LENT for Dem lont ifal ar
beioe ! Sfogerne. 6olf mencr al
minocllg MI cfter gantlc Wtcrfer, at
Oct blir en- milo % InelsS Sintcr.
lloitifning til araitlinien 9ien.
nem Spgoen bar III paasaat; men
al Nangcl paa Wtatcriel % pei %.
Iaa grbeiosiolf blir Ri ilof loen
eleftriif Sp5 o. Strait erlbnit minbit
et 9(ar. GntagcIig blir oct iou,'at ri
leicr Strait al NorIr Sporo ira
SpeIgios, inotil Smnpafosier, iom
MI herer @eooal til, blir uobpggct,
iaaIuart nogcnIumoe rinielisc Ii
ser tiQdber set. Dan inoreocr nu
Saulanos llloparefabrif5 itore 9pg-
ming, Iom ogiaa er &eooalS 81.
cnoom, til communal Weqe for
Seooal % GiItrifterne omfrlng.
Stortingsualeet itaar M Tor %
rem. Ser bar pGret abitiQig lis.
FUTON / 8laoene, % aanbioaterne
bar eiori i'm &unbe; men nogen
iterre gcpGgelie Solf imeQcm Ear
bette 9nlg life uaft. aampen pil
Ielpislgelis itau imcQem Sociult.
mitcrl,e pg 8enitre. Faa line aol,ter
bar aorntoloipsrgsmaalet git Gr.
leoning iii Splittelie inoen Senitre,
men bette bar life ppret SilfGloet
her / bette 1titrift, bpor man pplger
9onoeuenner uoen of binoe Dem /
oette ipecielle Spsr9smaal.
Sc nominerte aanbioater. &len.
teig ira 5inn lom Storiingsmono og
Sagierer Sfogen lom Garomanb.
err artaselig iifre, ioriaaoiot Socia.
I~iiterne life blir De leirenbe.
7sor Observation-Disclosures Col.
baffen beriteos - oct or belig9enbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24

Iigc Sfibe / ca. 80 Iar, inbtil Sonl.
meren 1908, % ban iwlltttet Sielipct.
Som Sfibsiprer bar ban ocn belle
Sio aniot / 5. %. Srcbenicns Ne
oeri. aaptein W~tarcbuSien tar /
belle i'm Serb en- Snocrsmano oa
huooe / tit lange Siemanbslip fam.
let fig mango 0enner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24
era Ddnmdrf.

Olu @N'''i'N''
StanbicSc Seslucrfcr. 5 bcn liolt(
Iio bar iielge "gtott." life MIN
orc eno 6 Iouono. faIitcritc Gcglper'
fer moattct inoitiac Iriiten pao
8runo al Wangcl pao Yloterloler.
StansninQen bar bapt I'll 6sl9e, al
man / itor lloitrrtning bar mloattci
inoitiue Spg8eriet.
Gm islanof Iisiion. Hepfiapit
27bc Sft. Sslouos 3elegromburc'
oil mcooeler: NGite llgc onfommer
Winiiter MogniSicn, 9onfoirette'
rcrne Soitc, MagrllS SlguroSIon
og aoober % SpcrretSio8Iercr
SucinnbiernSion til aisbcnhapn | ct
%iaopcl politiif ioun iillaniielt sGrInoe.
Ssrcn &%icrfegnarSS Statnc. :
iteritc Stilheo ~iIcrnebcS Ssnoog Den
27oc Sftobcr opffet ira Sercn aicr'
feaoor6s Stotlic | Sopcn peb Get
ful. 0ibliothef / 2%Iebcnhnon. Seo
Stotllelt iom or eli foriterret @icn.
oinelie al SoSielriis' @ronSeltatuet-
re, bIcu Scr henloqt en- 2aitrbGrtranS
og enbcl 9lomiter.
Statsbancrues SnotGster bar /
Spntpuher Moouc0 u6uiort 1850,
900 SIR. os SriitSuooiitcrne 1850,
900 SER, Iaa ser i%remfon1mer ct
Operifub paa 10000 Str. s Sep.
ternbcr iiior bar Snotrgtcrne g..
5000 Or. o. 0riit@omfoitnin8er'
ne 100000 ar., ion Ser blcu ct
ltnocrIfllo poa 1,375,000 SIR.
80 Mars SnbilGnm. Iebofttons-
iefretpr III. Sbueien 6apbc Ben lite
| Wonembcr pprct oniot | 80 Nar peb
"9oIoiuo Npi5". San fom iom fl
G(orS 2prIing I'll @looet, blen Snpo-
Qrai % lcncre Softor % beItpreoc
iaa nogIe Mar Ipi'clS Silinl / Src.
hcricia. 0e iibitc Nor bar han 49,
ser cr mcqet oihol6t pou Ggnen -
bUrct @Io6ets Observation-Disclosures.
GienbpmsIala. Belle Site Eft.
Eroprlctpr S%penostorp bar iolgt
@aor0en SriicnIllno uco t6l Cor.
9al1o. IS Cor. Sartforn iii Tros
prietGr Satien al Noiteuool / Eau
aoor6 for 302,5OO &r. III uopen,
6id @~ciptning meofelGcr. Crcrto.
oeIien fer Sen lite Nop. Fropric
trr MouIen bar iamti0iq iolut 0a.
itcnoal mco AS Sor. 2anb, # 1or.
Nartforn, til Froprietpr S%pen0storp
FOR 2G5,000 Ser. CUrrtolelicu FER
sen lite Hopembcr.
Seosialp. Ronoera 27oc Cftbr.
0ropriCtpr u. e. Sstcnicn. Srcoe.
rifaoal, er ioitcs oipaoet peo Sfocn
citer ipanif SnQc. San oar Set fou.
Icrputipc ToIfeportis annoioot ueo
iioite Gola. hpor han bar opit'Qst !
Sfiuc % Senoer NinQc.
- ajebcnhonn Ace Rop. TlunnS
miniiter 0~ronoe9' Suitrn Gliie
@ran6cs. or oioooct pcO Isocn iooq
oftcr noaen 5ibs Sna6om. Ten
imlffc, rc~nrp'cntatine Trle oar
Cater al nrliu oiosoe Tr. Rutitao
ca 6rlic, isbt Sallge, 2p5ofer, Nor
&C.
Srnattrrcr lnnas 9anoeueienc.
Der bar allercbc isr bPrct 5oIs ON
al plunte TrlQttrper lona5 2anocs
peicnc ! 7uumorf. Otter buoo
"0orI 9(u." criarer pil hcnre ,H6c
MI bliue rntionclt reaIiicrct ioet
ser / oi5ie 3ugc er bleper neoiat et
9onosnrnn, Ser Ifal toge fla al ga.
ncn. Get for 6erior oentes. at Ser
oQcrcoe / 2ebet al nrite Sommcr
nil blipc pIantet Srltgttrper longs
Here oonife Sonoepeic. Wan oil
belnn6c meo SpQono. ca icnerc font,
mcr ioo 1urer iii 2onoepcicne poa
Eeruc.
Zen firre SnapS. "Roif. InQbl. "
pooitaar. at SicmmebrGnoin1 al
Suffer @rr1loeuin braoer ia ober
2ou6ct me0 on1trent iamme 1art
Iom ocn %ioanife Spee.. gIiffcnTn.
acrne err gouife ouerbebnroeoc meb
al Iape imaa Teitiuationsapparoter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24
AiGrlisbeo % &rig,

Ell ualminoelig iGngsIenOe 6ort4L.
lima ira SltIlpauernes rumoutIlte
Souauo. Set er lmi0Iertio life ON
Iulipaner 6ortGllingen bGn0ler,
men ON Ell ung rllsitif OFFICER %
ben inotogeuOe 6reteu emma ban
gsaruaaerien % Be SanIfeligbeoer.
iom bo6er liz op FOR et ioaoant air.
reItepar ! arigstio. Tris 40e. Deb
Soften ct gar S1.63.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-24

6ortGQing at 9irs. Senrp @ooo,
oeu aibolote engelife 6oriatterinoe.
Sugen al l9srs. @ooos mango romer.
feoe Jortpainger bar et iaaoart Nm
blanot oet itore Tublifum iom "2oro
CafburuS Gstre". Gen gif i "Seb
grnen" Tor "a II Ior iioen, os paa
manages Spiororiug bar ri M op.
trnft oen / @oGiorm. Zen er ooa
400 Sioer. Eris S1.00. 1cS
"Yoiteu" ct Mar fun $500.
B. PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, la.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-17

We have these popular summer
garments in all of the most new
est shades have large sailor col
lars. made of a heavy quality
fibre silk; are worth $6.9S to
$7.9S: a very spe- c. OQ
cial bargain at 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-17
Summer Furs

Handsome, rich looking white
muffler - an excellent value at
$14.98; very special for the Horn
of Plenty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-17

In natural black and taupe, in
five strands and lined with good
quality satin; special for the
Horn P'sn5y Of $4.S5
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
"Buy Liberty Bonds" Urge Editors
in Language Of Americas Enemies


bond headlines noted in papers which
reached headquarters today:
Liberty boundct'' Hungarian
"Koopt WI Vandaag vrijheids
Bonds. Dutch. "Prestito Della Lib
erta. Italian. "Vriheds Bonds
Norwegian. "Bondow Wolnosciowych'
Polish. Bond Svobody'-Bohem-
ian. "Achetez Votre Vons De, La Lib
erte"-French.
sForty-one- nationalities are partici-
pating in the third liberty loan cam
paign. and practically ell are repre-.
sented by newspapers which lead in
the work. These include Chinese,
Japanese. Turkish. Arabicl. Greek.
Hebrew, Ukrainian. Flemish. Finnish,
Danish, and other Scandinavian ma
tionalities. Armenian, Assyrian. Por-
tuguese and Spanish.
Throughout the country, the cam
paign work has been carefully organ
lied. Hans Reig, the director, who
speaks eleven languages. travelled for
weeks before the loan opened, hold
ing rallies and developing fighting
plans of foreign-language committees
in the principal cities. In their ma
tive tongue he addressed meetings OF
Germans, French, Italians, Spaniards,
Norwegians, Swedes, Hollanders,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

WASHINGTON. April 19.-"Kauft
frieneit bonds This is the appeal
made to every reader of German
language newspaper and. magazine
published in the United States these
days in news and editorial columns
and advertising pages. Buy Liberty
bonds urge the editors in the Ian
guage of Americas enemies.
Clippins displayed today at national
liberty loan headquarters indicated
that the Germanic language papers in
this country are devoting proportion
ately more space to the preaching of
the necessity for oversubscribing the
loan as q means of defeating Ger
many, than are other daily newspa-
pers. Other foreign language news
papers are equally active on behalf of
the war credit. including the Hungar-
ian, Bulgarian and Turkish publica-
tons.
Their work is bearing fruit. accord
ing to reports to Hans Rieg, native
of Germany. director of the foreign
language section of the liberty loan
organization for thousands of sub
scriptions have been gathered from
the foreign language districts Of
American cities since the campaign
started. Here are some of the liberty
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER

Deew seated vTric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
Starts to Leave the System Within
Twenty-fOur Hours
Every druggist in this county is au-
fhorized to saw to every rheumatic suf-
ferer in this vicinity that il two bottles
of Allenrhu, the sure connuerer OF
rheumatism. does not stop all agony,
reduce swollen joints and do away with
even the slightest twinge Of rheumatic
PAIN. he will gladly return your money
without comment
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous results
have been accomplished in the most Sc
we're cases where the suffering and
agony was intense and piteous and
where the patient was helpless.
Allenrhu relieves at once. Immedi-
ately@8f you start to take it the good
work he.yins. IT searches out the uric
acid deposits. dissolves the secretions
and drives rheumatic poison out Of the
body through the kidneys and bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly 1t acts
Blessed relief often comes in two days
and even in cases where the suffering
is most painful all traces disappear in
few days.
Mr.. James II. Allen. the discoverer of
Allenrhu. who for many years suffered
the torments of acute rheumatism, de-
sires all sufferers to know that he does
not want cent of anyones money I'M
less Allenrhu decisiyely conquers this
worst OF all diseases. and ahe has in
structed pharmacists to guarantee it in
every instance.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

The wonderful tribute to the valor
OF troops from the British Dominions
and Colonies, paid to them by David
Lloyd George, Premier of Great
Britain, once more focuses public at
tention upon their remarkable
achievements. The Premier's state
ment was not only a tribute, but it
was an urgent call for help addressed
to every able-bodied Britisher and
Canadian in the United States who
h; not yet volunteered.
Since this great war began Canada
has sent overseas as her contribution
to the fighting forces 468,000 men,
and has actually enlisted about $780,
900; Australia has forwarded 405,-
Loco. or nine per cent II her popula-
ltion; New Zealand $4,000, or ten
per cent Of her population, and South
Africa l05 1000, or seven per cent of
its white population.
Canadian troops have so often
proved their qualities as fighting
men that it is unnecessary to single
out specific battles, or name indi-
'vidual organizations.
! The famous "Anzacs," valiant
fighting men from Australia and
New Zealand, have proved their
valor at Gallipoli and in France.
| Newfoundland troops at GalIipoli