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Simon Meliun, 200 6. 7tb Street.
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100 ACRES. udmmrket Jord, alt
dyrket, 2 Nil TIL norsk-luthersk
Kirke, 6 Mil til Countysedet.
1880 pr Acre. Code Bygninger.
Sk%andinayisk Settlement. Frugtha-
We: alslags Forbedringer. Lette
Vilkaar. sSs
Benson Land Company. Benson, Kin1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-12
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Da leg tiIlige meo min Some bar
1igeet ipg fire Tiger paa 8ariel-
ieng, % % ieg enonu pr op}plnt
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n1rberoanieit anigge ON nnoerfg-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
j. S. NARSHIP HITS
MINE OFF BREAa WATER
The Minnesota Crippled BY Ex-
ploSion But Able 20 Reach Port,
Navy Head Announces.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Frcss 70 Every Evening
Washington. sept 80 The oatt.c-
ship Minnesota, which >tulct : nine
Yesterday Of the peIaUar 1reskWafer
has arrived safely 81 naval station
and DOW is in 3ryuocA lag navy ce-
partmeut 9nnouncrd today
There was no Indication + 70
extent of the damage - fhe bal 'le>nlp
or whether the mHp was su enemy ere
However. naval officers calet ma
mines were laid M these waters by The
submarine, which carried ut the t'r>r
raids off the AtImHc 1oa~t last Man
and Iune and tha be I'll tank steamer
Herbert l.. Pratt was sunk by striking
one of them
The fact ths d. lnng>o.e st,
able 70 proceed % port without assist
ance was accepted rs indicating That
the NINE struck the ship near the bow
and that she was not badly damaged
The Minnesota IS 3. the pre-dread-
ronght tNpc. built al Newport News,
Va. in 1905. She II 1l 5000 tons dis
placement. $50 feet long, and IN normal
times carried a complement Of 90 ON
Gers and men. IIeg armament consists
of four thirteen-nch, eight eight-inch,
aud a number OF smaller rides.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
Army :
FIGHT WAY OVER
ST. QUENTIN CANAL
Stop and Cheer as They Cross
Waterway With Australians,
Under Whitening Barrage.
GERMAN DEAD IN HEAPS
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening;
With the American Forces Northwest
Of 81 Quentin sunday, Sept. 29.--
American divisions brilliantly attacked
ON a front oi considerable length in con
junction with the British this morning.
81 uirhifall hey were reported 1" have
c.ircd their ohJcctvcS tAemv losses
were heavy
Between - Quentin and the sea- inn
p,rtant gains were made today by the
British, BclganS and Americans
An American unit Is reported Ia have
passed through ItCatalCt and to have
reached Gouy Other units which cap
turcd Naurov have passed through lie
Cahcrct wood Early in the forenoon
thirtv-Six German officers and one thou
sand of other ranks had reached the
American collecting cages.
II was nj sin O'Clock TINS morning
when the Americans. with the British
on their right and left fiankS, showed
off" from the IIiudenburg outpost line,
about = 600 wards west Of the ii Quentin
canal. which was captured ON Friday.
After short crash barragc, the in
fantry, preceded by large number of
tanks. started advancing through the
haze.
After hard fighting. the troops reached
the canal and scrambled across rs the
harrage swept on ahead of them.
The Australians and Americans halted
momcntarilv and cheered At other
places where the fighting continued fur
iouslv the Americans working their
,rachine guns and rifles. chccrcd as they
worked
The ground was Uttered with German
dead and the same was true of other sec
tions of the front Deep progress WAS
reported virtually everywhere
II is reported that the British have
reached Battouzcllc. having taken Latcau
wood and Les RucS NcrtcS. and are in the
outskirts of Cambria Canadian troops
ere fighting here and II is possible that
hv this time they arc IN the town itself.
Cambria soon must fall
Hard fighting occurred north of the
Cambral-BapaumC road The village
of Rclburt was captured ny Canadians
In the rorth tho British arc working
through PlocgstcCrt 1t Is reported that
they have reached Il Ives and are in
Oostravcrne and INSTRUMENTATION
The attacks seem 10 have carried the
Americans through the main Hindcnburg
line west of the canal. The Germans re-
sisted 20 the utmost every where. Heavy
fighting continues i'll the locality where
the Americans attacked. hut last reports
indicate the Americans having reached
certain points. were leap frOgged by
Australian troops who continued the adj
vance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
GASLESS SUNDAYS
MAY SOON f. D,
SAYS OIL DIRECTOR
Though Administrator Garfield
Does Not Feel Quite So Opt
mistic About the Matter.
SOME MOTORISTS OUT

The gasolineIcss SUNDAYS will not
last much longer. said NJ l.. Requa.
director at the tll Division OF the Fuel
Administration. IN an interview in New
l0rh Oh Saturday We asked the people
TO refrain from using motor vehicles for
pleasure on sundays, and the response
hq' enabled us already 10 send To Trance
ten cargo anats carrying 10000 barrels
each. and hat helped lot. think the
gasoline situation will be So well in
hand thai ~, casolncless sundays will
end about the middle Of October
'.Nt present and for some time past.
said MIR. kcqul, we, IRE getting only
about l00.OO0 barrels ii oil u dav fro!n
Mexico. lad We the ships We could
Esing easily 500 600 barrels a day, which
would correct the shortage, What we
need most is gasoline and next kerosene,
the kerosene largely for farm tractors"
However, Fuel Administrator Garfield
is quoted, in Washington. Saturday, "a
saving there is no Immediate prospect Of
the Sunday restriction b ing lifted.
notwithstanding the condemnation
heapcd on those who have been iov
riding on Sundays. few were ont scs-
trrdav some I'm automobiles and some
on motor 'yclcs bat many OF them were
lccrcd on the streets and rods
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
EPIDEMIC SPREADING
OVER ALL NEW ENGLAND

Boston, Sept 30 At least $1,000
persons are I'll from spanish infiuenza
in Massachusetts and the death list
Is growing hourly State Health Com
missioner Kelley tonight wired Sur
geon General Blue Of the Public Health
Service that the situation continues
serious
Scores al doctor, and nurses nave
been recruited for the battle against
the disease but Commissioner Kelley )
message said there was still "a CRYING
need for nurses and doctors especially
nurses \ Health Service train with
five doctors and ten nurses arrived last
night Other hospital specials are eN-
pectel
There Is also a shortage Of medical
nursing orderly laundry and kitchen
stats for the hospitals, the message de
clared, resulting from the high sick rate
among hospital employees.
Reports reaching the Health Com
missioner show that Boston Brookton,
Gloucester, Chelsea and Quincy are
the worst hit of the larger cities Many
smaller towns outside the metropolitan
area are becoming relatively as heavily
affected as the Boston district The
western part Of the State as yet has
been but slightly affected
Spanish influenza and broncho-pneu-
monia took l40 lives in this city in the
twenty-fOur hours ending at 10 o'clock
last night, bringing the total death
toll since the epidemic started on Sept.
II up to 1,226 persons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
SUNSHINE, GRIP ANTIDOTE,
PENNA. DOCTORS FIND

Harrisburg. Pa, Sept 30 Spanish
influenza. which is so prevalent IN scv-
eral parts of Pennsylvania, is declared
by State Health Commissioner Roger
10 he nothing more than recurrence oi
the old-fashlor ed grip. DIR Roger, who
has been studying cases IN various cities,
sayes he is CONVINCED of that fart and
that Philadelphia bacteriolngists con-
firm that point II view
This is the time 10 III sunshine into
The houses" Or Roger SAID tonight 81
notice many awnings arc still up That
is a mistake. Let the sunshine IN Avoid
crowded places, entertainment and
churches where there are crowds and
keep in the open air as much as possible
Sunshine Is what is needed 10 Keep IN
good trim.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
L. 5. AIRMEN BAG 60
PLANES. II BALLOONS

American Headquarters IN France,
Sept 30-ll a p-Thc outstanding
achievement Of the American army in
the latest offensive stands undoubtedly Ia
the credit OF its aviatorS Their com
mander, Colonel Mitchell, sand il will
be long before their record up 10 and in
Guiding Saturday Is surpassed, with so
machines downed, and IL balloons burned
without a single casualty
On Saturday the distance covered by
tho planes of a single wing OF the service
amounted 10 a. $40 miles. They fought
30 combats and DESTROYED I9 airplaneS
without loss to themselves The patrol
met 10 enemy planes between Charpcn-
terry and Ivory, scnt down one IN flames,
caused 1--WE 10 crash and drove down two
out of control
Another patrol cam" Gpon seven
FokkcrS which were almost immcdi-
atcly joined by seven NOR" Tho hniori-
cans attacked during twenty minute
mixup which took tht conbafants from
Sommrrarcc 10 Liny seven planes were
DESTROYED and the .omaini;. Scat;crrd
H. all directions IN addition - these
successes tire German balloons were
literally swept from the sky
lieutenant FRANK Lake. Il Phoenix,
Arizona. recently brought d.un tarrc
aIrplanos aud two balloon ii reu NM
ufes, Is an expert al getting ,nc balloons
In their beds ono rU,sj.H group had
,<'y FIVE victims 70 its egolf vlrIin
three weeks ol IL arrival 81 .E ront
thirty five OF hes beng balloons
General Pc1st.ng> rcpor: on Natur-
days operations sd III" iiG1ricanS
baa ..hroupht f4oV- tWpIy- !l4l1n-.~ and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
SPANISH FIJI" AT DELMAR.
special Correspondence Of Every evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
DeImar Sep, 50 \ large number ot
eases 81 spanish Influenza have developed
here Une physician on Saturday re-
ported l0S eases The community has
been deprived Of the services OF on,
physician for several weeks, who was in
capacit tied rs the result of an accident
Another i at Delaware City, assisting
DR. Fills Of that town DIR. Howard Le-
Gates Of New York City will locate here
the first OF October
The services of Dr. C. H. Riggin.
physician fer the railroad company. have
been asked for and he has given his as
sci t 10 render assistance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
STOCKS MAKE GAIN
ON BULGARIANS BREAK
Price Increase, However, Irregular /;
War Brides and Steel
Get SetbackS.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Wall street. New York, Sept 3D.
Announcements that Bulgaria has ac-
cepted the terms Of an armiStice imposed
ny the entente allies furnished firm
foundation for the early trading on the
stock exchange today although the
standard issues Mere not Of the So-called
war group.
Texas compaly and NleNiran Pet
roleum rose anu TWO points Iespec-
tlvelv IN the ms, hait hour
L. : steel was in further demand
At a ON point gam
Other equipments Mere iractiOnally
higher with ~hippipgs and tohaccos
Wcre among the stronger Specialties.
although Sumatra soon reacted p points.
Investment rails made variable inn
provemcnt with secondary issues of
the same class.
Price movements became mixed as
the session progressed MEXICAN Pet
roleum and Texas Co increased their
gains to four and six points respectively.
and gas shares were strong under lead
OF consolidated, which advanced 3Il
points. LeatherS, fertilizers and minor
rails, especially some of the low priced
coalers, embraced the other active and
strong stocks.
L. ;. Steel meanwhile recorded an
extreme setback oil two points and
kindred shares were | 10 312 points
lower, including some Of the better
known War Brides and shippings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
II. Ia DIS, AVIATOR,
WINS DISTINCTION
Given Great Praise by War De-
partment for Recent
Achievements.

Lieutenant Reed Gresham lands.
only son Of Judge kenceaw Mountain
Lands Of Chicago and nephew Of Charles
Il Lands Of " Ilmlngton, has won great
distinction In his work as an army aviator
in the war zone of Europe, according to
an official report issued by the War De
partment, at Washington, based on
official reports received from the British
ROYAL Air Forces He is one of the
American avIators with the British forces
The British report refers TO two achieve
ments Of 1t Lands, as follows:
Lieut. r. G. Lands a combat
with a hostile machine, which he sent
down III a cloud OF smoke, attacked a
hostile balloon, but, observing an engaged
two-seater near, diving east, engaged
and shot il down Returning To the balloon
he fired into il at very close range, where
upon il went down IN flames
Lieut. II c. Lands in a general
engagement with enemy scouts, shot down
fokker biplane, which crashed near
LaBassee He then attacked triplane
which was on the trail Of a British Bristol
fighter, whose observer was apparently
hit, and, getting below its tail, brought
down this machine also. s"
Lieut. Lands and the other Americ ans
mentioned in the report brought down 80
enemy airplanes between July ] and
August 25 These Americans are the
early graduates from among the flying
cadets, sent to England in the first month
of the war, before American flying
fields. training planes and Institutional
forces could be OF ready to train the
hundreds of II en- and to meet the en-
larged aerial program They like other
cadets sent to French and Italian schools
were afforded the best advantage of the
fully developed training systeI
abroad, and later were sent to tn front,
attached 10 active squadrons, for final
training over the lines and until such
time as they could be incorporated into
complete American units.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30

about to safeguard the city further
by establishing Temporary quarters ~
the Grand Central Terminal and Pcnnsyl-
vaDin Station with the idea Of exercising
some jurisdiction over travellers "a the
city who may bc curriers' Of the disehsc
There will he doctors and nurses m
charge Of the terminal quarters twenty
four hours Of each day Any traveller
to the city found Ia be- suffering from
spanish influenza will be removed TO
the hospital or TO hIs home, where proper
isolation viii be insisted upon In this
way VIC shall minimize, as far as We can,
the chance OF the epidemic here being
augmented from neighoring communities
where the disease - running riot
DIR. Copeland said that in the thirty
hours ending at .. m. there had been
no appreciate increase in the number
of influenza eases reported 10 the De-
partment Of Health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
Bull CAR ARMY QUITS,
WILL LEAVE SERBIA
Cambria, St Quentin, Lille, Laon,
All Within Grip of Allies Fall
VIII Drive Huns From France
Associated Press summary : D. N.

Bulgaria ha. znnd a1 lr.nl.'fre ni..r
the allics and the tr-t break II t'.c iil.sr-o
of the central power ra- come
Terms iaid down b- fhe aiio-
accepted bv Bulgaria ard aps'i,I-ias
between that nation end IS" 3.iieI uowe-t
nill erase The a'l.rd terms i Tr-tai
from -emi-oHiclal sources Included th.
decentralization no me RuIvar4r -mv
and Bulgarian a' hiraa.l tyu ri.
territorv.
Far-rrachug ,lt prlhatir Ni!i on-
sue from the signing u TIC armisticr
the first step toward poacc negotiations
between Bulgaria end rr aiir- VIII
Bulgaria under allied control tge position
" the remaining central POWERS D. / lr
Balkans and the near cast VIII bn iuU-i
SERIOUS Ihe main communication line
between Berlin and tonsiantinopie vii
bc ctIt and Ausrrla-tiungarv WIFI h. 90 y
tO invasion across tuc DANUBE.
4LLlEs NEARI>, &fPper SD ,AL-.
On the Western irILf l.lIa Be Nor
Sea - be Ncli,- tie allied armle- are
pressing vigorously and -Irce-~fEiiv
through he main frrma1 d=fen4r..
The suburbs ut Cambria have ".r
entered and the .lh.- arr dosing .n $50
Lille. ~ Quentin and l.4au vrIie
French and american drive norrhwar
west 4. he 4leusa against rnn ofermai
communication lines continues.
Germany hard-pres-ed armies ar,.
fighting Desperately - STAY the ,tiie@L
on~laught- but the French. British.
Americans ami Bctgian~ sre 1gntng
steadily INTO The German defense system.
the overthrow ia unrh probably tI.i
result "a = German retirement +1 -1r
French border u nor ft the Rhine ilr
heaviest rgaslng 81 The ~aT oU jne western
front now IS ia progress 4ud he allies
ou all sectors are advanung
r-BoAT BASS Is DANlER.
Ia Flanders the Germans have been
driven from he hills around lpres anu
from .Jha tormH liable Na--lnc--W vfsrh-
aete position Attempt. - defend me
approache, -o ne I.y- failed bciore the
Attacks OF -1e Belgian and British troops
who are driving we,ige between the BEL
Eian roast and rne great fortress of LlilA.
threatening bota Lille aud the submarine
bases oi Dsteud anu Xeebrugge More
than q.O00 Germans have been captured
in The Flanders operations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
SERBS, SIX MILES FROM
BULGAR BORDER; FIGHT On

London, sept 81 Charevo, east Of
SeIes and six miles from the bulgarian
border, has been captured by the Serbians
and the retreat Of the bulgarian troops
has been cut off, says the Serblans official
statement OF Sunday More than seven
hundred prisoners and twenty guns were
captured at Charevo.
In heavy fighting around 81 Nicholas,
cast of keles. the Serbians have com
RELIED the Bulgarians to retire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
wMoLN RLroRr 500 600.

With sos subscriptions totallng S270.-
600 the Wumen'S Liberty Loan committee
Of Wilmington feels confident, that they
will not only get their $l2. 900 subscrip-
tion~. Lut that they will have big sum
10 represent those subscriptions Meet
ings Will be held Monday. Wednt $ lav
3ud Friday mornings al the Hotel du-
Point during he campaign. and when
Mrs Ohio NoWland. the chairman
opened the first meeting this morning
she told the women that il was IA moment
Of deep meaning, i time Of entering
on big responsibility Once again you
offer the best that is in you to your coun-
try Re even more determined TO let
nothing interfere with this great work "
The reports o wards was as follows
Third Mrs J. H. Martin, 10 sub
scriptione, $3.50; Mrs. J. p Wales, 40,
SO, $50; Mrs Frank Turner, fl, $3.50
Fifth-Mrs. Coleman du Pont, 10,
Sixth-Mrs. A. H. Berlin, 2. 81 500.
Seventh Mrs f. G. Ferriday, s,
$500; Mrs H. i. Brown, 10, $25, 200;
Mrs John b Bird, So, sl4 $50
Eighth Mrs W S. Pickett, 6, $500
Ninth-Mrs II H Ward Jr., 9, s. 500;
Mrs. G. w. Sparks, 9, $4,000
TWeltth-Mrs. &. l.. Candee, Z, 81 $50.
Brandywine hundred J. A..
Colby, Ia, sl2 400
Christiana Mrs " X. du Pont, II,
sd 900
New Century Club-Mrs Il + Moody,
]. $1,000
Country Club Miss Long. is, $3.50
Headquarters 20. $4,000
The Wilmington High School Athletic
Association took 81 900 bond, through
Mrs A. H. Berlin. chairman for schnnls-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
KAISER STILL PIRATES
OF WINNING WORLD WAR

London. Sept 80 Emperor William,
according to an Exchange Telegraph de
spatch from Amsterdam, has sent the
following Telegram to the Westphalian
patriotic society:
Germany is decided to utilize all
force to fight this enforced defensive war
until victorious end is secured and the
Fatherland protected for all time against
foreign oppression.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
L. =. ENVOY Is ORDERED
FROM ARMISTICE FARLEY

Washington. Sept so Dominiek Muir
pnv. American Consul General IN Sofia
who accompanied the Bulgarian pleni-
potentiarit~ 10 Salonihi. where they
arranged the artnistiee has teen ordered
berk u h.s post ~ the Stats Depart
ment
No criticism Il Nj, rpin i made here
bur II is made plain hat he had no IN
ssrlctens 10 participate III the nego-
tiatiors. aud probably acted only as an
nnSnrNHrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
WON'T INCREASE WAR TANKS.
German War Committee Makes Re-
ports To ReichStag.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

IN NsSocIattU Frtss 10 ENtTN EN'HrnE
Amsterdam, Sunday, Sept: 90 Rep
resentatives of the German war de-
partmeut have submitted To the main
committee of the Rechstag confidential
report on the reasons for the decision
the army authorities not to manufacture
tanks on n large scale. according TO
report To the Norwaerts, of Berlin. The
main committee was told that no occasion
had arisen To reconsider the decision
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
KIDDING FRANCE OF HUNS.
Invaders Not Now in Possession Of Any
Entire Department.
By Associated Press 10 Eyery Evenlng

D. AssoCiated Press to Every Evening
Paris, Sept. 30.-The progress ii
breaking the hold Of the German invader
on French soil is shown ~ the fact that
no longer is any of the French depart
ments entirely occupied rs the enemy
The situation Was established by the
rccapture of four communes Of the
department Of the Ardennes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
HUN PRISONERS DISARMED
" Associated Press 90 Every Evening

by Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Toxic, Friday Sept 20-Fifteen
thousand armed Austro-German prison
ers from Blagovestchensk, reached Heiho
on September IS and were disarmed,
according to IA statement issued at the
war office.
The statement says Japanese and
Chinese which have been on duty along
the Amur river entered Balagovest-
chensk with the main force of Japanes
cavalry when the city was taken b. the
alIiad go~e--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-09-30
NEW YORK FIGHTING FLU
PUTS BAN ON CROWDS

New York, Sept 80 Having re-
auested the Public Service Commission
to prohibit the crowding Of passengers
in surface ears. subway and elevated
trains as measure in the prevention
OF the rapid spread of Spanish influenza
Health Commissioners Copeland has set