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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
ALLIES ONLY TWENTY MILES
FROM HOLLAND BORDER

Paris, Oct 10 Offensive Inc Ger
man extreme right wing Is beng threatened
more and more ~ the allied wedge Ia
Flanders /, driven deeper tready the
advance 81 the nlllt~ Is from TWO and one
half u i've miles on . rhlrtN lal'e front
The Relg.ana are approaching Thoreu
only twelve mile. from Bruge> tad within
twenty miles n he Dutch border
There IRE ~.gus tha tbs torntar1,
realize tie d.a. ot thr,F Occupation pf
Belgium arc numbered fhey alrvads
have begun tire work y destruction IN
western belgium tccordIng - nIorina
ion reaching Paris the Germans arn pvt-
parne 10 c7aeuate BRUCE and Chen
and even Brussels.
nigh German funeuou.rN II Belgium
declared on October 9 thai German or-
cup3tion of brussels would end at he
latest. within fifteen days according to
reliable information received ia london,
says thel GO respondent II the Echo DE
i.ri9
Al tha e.si +, putunn Ioug tie
Rt.lglan eussi IL bean moved b.ek eut
ei the cos.n1r, and ''lhsh nlatoe, are
sad Is IL reporting tlres over ! Hst~t tstt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
PRUSSIA VOTES REFORM.
Diet 10 Smother Discomfort and
Save Integrity or Fatherlaud
Viii Grant Equal Franchise.
y As>ociated Press . H4e-y Fycuias

BY Associated Press 40 Hyers Eycu,as
CoDenhagen ruescay. 0ct l5 The
last onstacle to he reform ci PRUSSIA $
ant,Quated three-,'.;ses franchise has been
removed BY the adoption .AsLunou>..
ol the following resolution ny he elc-
Servatlye faction De Pruss,an iie.
In .he hour oi thc tathe-iauG -r--,
est distress and ~ -ea.u2tou hat 0e
mas. hv equipped r. ngnt l8Ea a4rt.e~
,cr he ntegrit, rs the athes.an1 >oa.
Ia conservative PARTY af he D,e. -ra
+siers il natriotlr Outs rs aE 2s.ae
aN international -oaHic aaL II rauN .N
max, heavy sacrifice 81 at3u Hy D--
4. vtcv The tnemh,-~ fhg ua
believe that fas-rga ra,nE r--,cl.,aat.ea
uf he ,'rG>s.Au n@r-utr"o Nt
43Nance n, >-..3rr s- 1c fTH->ilr tRrt,t
hut 4re yrrraeic>- Typarcu a a'.ana".
hti- ,ppostioa Is hc r"l9. franchise
y Prussia n accordance w.th ne 'at,-
dccl-irn VI h,r friends "a, hol,-
oi lords. b ur3or ~ assure 3 harmouie-
rronl against ha ol.sie world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
SUPPLY BROTHS TO
FLU" SUFFERERS
Splendid Work Being Done by
Red Cross Committee Through
Liberty Kitchen.

NrrN conmendahlc work Is beng done
IL the Comforts and Recreation omnht- n
,ec nf the Red Gross under the direction
of Mrs Frederick Il Berger, IN supplying
broth> and soups I'd the sick and needy
of this city. during the influenza clldemc
Much 81 the soups and hrothS arc sent
direct "a the Liberty Kitchen q the state
Defense Council in the Library hmldlng
which Is in charge ~ Mrs \. u. " arncr,
chairInan Of the Home Economies
Committee
II there j. not enough tn supply he
demands then SOUPS and brnthe are made
III at the Liberty Kitchen ny Mss Laura
Judd BRYANT Home Demonstration agent
oi he Department OF agriculture, stationed
here and her assist ant Miss Anna Person.
There are about one hundred persons
being supplied daily. from he kitchen
and not . call Is beng permitted 10 90 un-
filled The motor scrvlre serves the soups
and hroths m the eastern section N the
morning, and in the westerns section IN the
AFTERNOON In addition ~ he sick supplied
IT homes. soups are being sent 70 t0a
Country Club. New Century TUT,
homeopathic hospital and babies hospital
..t tie Peoples Settlement and ccnva e
cent ho,.~,, 1t I'll Washington s'rc
Also to the barracks pacA OF the railroad
station 81 French rect and - Pigeon
Point
The appeal for persons 70 send iii hroths
and soup. Is being responded to splendid
IL But the calls are Increasing aad tne
committee desires housewives to send
clear broths and milk for fever patients
and thick broths. both vegetable and meat
for convaicseents.
The Red Cross committee is working
IN cooperation with the Visiting Nurses
Association and IL endeavoring u meet
the demands oi each individual case In
some eases. quick reports Of bad conditions
to the Board Of Health has prevented
further trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
LAST HOUR APPEAL
To LOAN WORKERS
BY HENRY P.SCO|l
Need for Persistent Campaign
Stronger Than Ever
Chairman Says.
s1,1o2. 700 MORE is WANTED
LAST HOUR kPPEAL.
II adquarters Liberty Loan Committee

II adquarters Liberty Loan tommittse-
Octob;r Is, l91S-10 A. NJ.
To orr people of New Castle County :
Subs., etions cleared nd III hand
ctaled about Sli 100000
Amount which must be subsc' i5cd
l., midnight Saturday. Sl.l92'16o.
urge all team captains and team
members To complete their solicitations
h, Friday night and send reports TO Head
quarters early Saturday morning
The way our people without disnay
are meeting the appalling Epidemic OF
Influenza with rts heavy mortality. not
withstanding the comp'et" disrupioh
Of plans-is great inspiration.
We refuse 10 have our boys IN France
suffer because of trouble n homes
But TO reach our quota still VIII re-
ouire united enthusiastic effort the next
few days. We must sell Sl.l92.'6o.eo
more.
! appeal 10 the small investor 10 i
crease his subscription by taking more
of the Allied bank cards and 10 LET US
have his name for the Special Honor List.
] appeal 10 the larger investor 10 IN
crease his subscription and 10 accept
The verv liberal terms and borrow OF
our banks for a year u necessary dt
Il, per cent ia loan his credit I" hie
Government for the rest of the MAR
and 10 LEI us have his name or the Special
Honor List.
Fight the good fight to a glorious finish.
signed Henry 7. Scott.
Chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
REYNOLDS CLOUG GH DIES.
Popular Dover Lawyer Victim Of the
Spanish influenza

SpcC,3t Di.patc1 RI Every Evening
Dove. Oct l6 Reyrold~ Ciou2l.,
a2cd 43 geaTs, on" ol Dover / vel known
lawycIS died here about midnight from
pneumonia, having been i'll about two
weeks lIe leaves wife ard two sons
Tie was q director Of the FIRST National
Bank and member of several fraternal
and secret organizations
Because Of the continued epidemic oi
influenza tho Kent county courts. which
were to convene here next week have
been postponed BY order of Chief Justice
PcnncGiN and he associate Judges
-rhcdHlcd to at Notification ui lht.
TccontcDn9 ~ the court will tie gwen in
Due fiiuc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
BERLIN REPLY TODAY
TO PRESIDENT NOTE
London Hears Chancellor VIII
Announce Peace OverturcS
Decision at Once
lr Associated Pros r. rsory Evening

~ zsocisthd Press n FEery Evening
Baze Spitzcrland Tuesday or y
President wilson reply 10 the Ger-
man poacc proposals rcached Berlin ~
noon tada~. If mad not been given -
ne German public however ap t0
: o'clock t0nlgh
Iondon Ocf rs II + expected that
the German Imperial 'hancellor viii make
decision today ~ thc matters contained
in President Wilson latest note SAYS a
dispatch from Coucnhagen n he Eg-
change Telegraph Co
Inc German newspapers point out he
message adds. that President Wilson =
note had thc effect of q cold dolche IN
The hopes for peace cngendered bv Bis
first note .~0mc newspapers comment
Or the note n the harpeet terrns and
with lnbridled words, ldding 'hat he
language nf President Wilson now has
become cxcited after the conferences he
has had with the allies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
UKRANIANS IN REVOLT.
German Troops Reported to be
Joining the Growing Insured
ton: Peasants Have Arms
B Associated Press ID Every Evening

B Associated Press % Every Evening
stockholm. Oct l6 In.urrection i
,reading ia the kraine and rccentlv
c.tendcd through the government OF
Pod0lia. according to dispatches re-
ccivcd by The Ppiitihen. 1T several
li..cc~. il l. reported the German troops
arc ,idng with the rebels.
Several thousand troops are declared
to have hoisted the red flag near
katcrinoslav, and to have killed their
officers They now are marching on
Kharkov to join the revolutionary
soldiers who hold the town.
peasant force Of 5000 men, well
armed with machine guns and cannon,
Is moving on Poltava
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
AIRMEN SAVED NEW YORK
Successfully Directed Firemen 70
Prevent Flames From Setting OFF
5000 600 Pounds of 7 n T
!. .ssnc.aLed pl.ss 70 Every t.gening

- Associated Press . Evers f.vening
Washington Ocl Ii light million
pounds of I \ I we're saved from de
stIuction during ia" recent d1e 1t the
Gillespie she'd loading plan n Morgan
y J. ~ ~ army ;.irplane winch flew
over the wrecked work. at ~ altitude
oi 600 i,ct and directed th, tigh against
the flames The war department announced
the feat todav disclosing that the plane
was pioted hy lleutenantt ,yrus L Smythc
with Major II l. Armstrong as observer
The explosion Of such 4 vast quantity
Of 7 \ T would have wrecked New York
Trenton. Ontario Get Il inys.tisa-
ton ot tie munitions eNplfrtoa Ah,sh d
tro,ed hail oi the British Chemical on
pany. Lid. plant here on Mendav ha-
disclosed II was announced itre to-day
that one of three employee attending It..
iltrator lniled 10 oltF ms Instructions
e,pli ifl1 as to the quantity ot chemicals
to be used Officials expressed the opinion
that tue emp!ove responsible VS. without
malicious intent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
6.I22 Flu DEATHS IN WEEK.
Washington Announces Fatalities for
IN Cities
.oclaled Press % fvcrJ EvenIng

b A-,0claIcd Press @ tyeFJ kyenlng
WaSnington Oct 10 There W.rt
GI22 dcatti> from spanish Influenza III
thirty cItieo ihe mccI ending Octoper
- Is compared With ninc1ecn the week
ending ~cp,e!ljcr a. when he disease
got if- first foothold N New England
II 1lc same period tl.er- perc ! p9
dea,n~ iron pnelnncpIa
ILe-r agures announced toda} Dy
t.-.. bureau of IN. ccnS'Ls, 90 nor include
hgs.rc~ frntn arms eanps sad With fe-
poi1. missing from :.ll ofner critics and
,ans and county districts here vas
il, way Of estimating ~ total number
u deaths
Tile heaviest Toll from influenza vas
1922 in Philadelphia The New York
total was 979. Boston, 80 and Chicago
ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
LIBERTY LOAN NOW
EXCEEDS 3 BILLIONS
Washington Sees Brilliant Close Of
Nation S Campaign for
Six Billions.
Nv Associated Press 70 Every Evenins

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington Oct 16.-With four more
davs 10 go the nation today passed the
5000. 100000 halfway post in the Fourth
Liberty Loan race toward 5000 900, 900
before Saturday night Headquarters
reports now indicate favorable conditions
for the closing day. OF the campaign
Subscriptions reported Dv the twelve
reserve districts YESTERDAY amounted
10 ONLY 1856 .OD0. .gGo Subscriptions must
average more than 500. @" oOO day
Il the goal Is 10 be rcached
Today was Navy Day in the loan
campaign and Rear Admiral CoWie IN
charge OF the campaign IL the navy and
Secretary Daniels issued statements not
only encouraging the men r the navy
To increase heir present total e s21 ,ut0-
O00. but also appealing % the pGhllc
to match the navy Tho motto Il the
navy. fight of buy bond the navy
does both. was feature Of the cam
paign today ii vir1lalIs al paris of tie
toIlu1T nv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
FLU MASKS PROTECT
WASHINGTON WOMEN
War Workers Go About Wearing
Mouth Shields; Epidemic
Spreads Fast
bx Assoc.aLsd t.ress % E.ers Exrn.ns

WashnSt on Oct Is A emergency
hospital of five hundred Deds ~ opened
n Washington TODAY 10 care ier the
large number Of war workers suffering
from Spanish iltlutrza fer which accom-
;n"daiiurs are not ay2haile IN city and
private institutions The building ard
equipment were furr sheri ~ the
federal government
Deaths resulting from influenza IN
Washington for tiIc - hour period enc
ing at Q oclucl las night numbered
~, the lnrgcSt n!lr9cr reported IN and
similar pari a New Eases reported were
l4Nj in thc Same period.
H.re oi Washington army officers
and young women war workers ape iTed
,odav on crowded street cars ana At
their desks with their faces fauffled IN
%auzc shields rs protection against in
fucTza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
FLU" CONDITIONS
REMAIN UNCHANGED
OFFICIALS STATE
Mortality Still Unchecked Although
Few New Cases Are
Reported.
SPREADS ON OUTSKIRTS

There is little change in the influenza
situation IN this city today, according to
board of Health officials While the death
rate fell in the past "a hours from III TO
23, UP To 1910 O'Clock today, there Is
nothing IN this 10 become optimistic about
Physicians are not reporting the deaths
every day. said DR. X T. ficgood
President of the Board Of Health today,
and for that reason. the mortality lists,
lap over some days. From the reports
made by physicians with whom | have
talked, there are many people sick, who
are IN q serious condition. and their
chances of recovering arc about even with
tn likelihood Of their dying
There are very few new eases reported
i'm the citv but from what ] am told, there
are many new eases on the outskirts.
g. II Wells. Health commissioner
for he state Board Of Health, Said today
that because OF the fact, that there are
sufficient and more PHYSICIANS herr nov
with which to care tor the influenza
situation that II towns down the state
were IN need Of experienced practitioners
that, some could be spared from his city
Just nov But the appeal lor help should
bc made - Mr. Wells office IL this city.
and Inc physicians VIII hc assigned IA
tho places wher they ar most needed,
SrRvIcys FoR pFAp -otplFH~.
Scrviccs werc held ~ tho barracks
located near the Pennsylvania Station
Monday for the soldiers who have died
there in the last few days from the IN
iiucrza. Soldiers ~ the detachment
stationed there and several Wilmington
women sent foral offerings that were
highly appreciated Word was received
there YESTERDAY that Private John II
FlanneriI of this detachment, had died
IN Philadelphia This makes elght
deaths 50 far here and at Pigeon POINT.
There are now 80 rncn her" and At
Pigeon Point still Ill III the hospital,
but all are getting along nicely
Lr THE I1NCn HOSPITAL.
At the emergency horpltal Of the
lynch Construction Co, the influenza
cases have decreased from lNl - II up
10 Yesterday afternoon. with only I
deaths. the most recent one beng Satur-
dav
There are 2.5oo men on the job and
several OF the houses are nearing com
pletion Many Of them would have
been completed huf on failure 10 get
the finishing materials the work has
been held IN
Dr Iii =. Nichols who has bee.
seriously III with bronc! i pneumonia. Is
decidedly better nov
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
HIN SIGNS BLTRAl PLANS.
FOR A FLEMISH KINGDOM

London o.t ii Inelyc landrea
lvilians were fouad il the 1A u Roulel-
when the British an.l French reached the
Place. on Monday sccor,h4e tu The Alail
correspondent 81 brtish headquarters
They had heru Iislitg i more aI less norulai
life there during the German occupation
Of the city Fhe curre9p 9pondent says Il was
noticeable hat the Germans had put up
signs and notices III the Flemish language
which MAY be an indication o( the announ-
red German intention 10 set up 4 separate
flemish kingdom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
British Advance to Courtra, Important Base of German
Armies; Americans Fighting SavageIy Cut Way Through
Foes Strong Defenses in Vital Verdm Sector General
Goua6s Army Passes Scissors and Crosses Asne River
ALLIES CAPTURE 10000
HUNS IN TWO DAYS
Germans in Flanders Fighting Onfv
Rear Guard Action While Main
Armies Hastily Retreat
Aseocfated Press snmmarr - .. =.

Associated Press Summary 4 D. n
Sweeping steadily ahead rvor ne loT-
lands ~ Bclgiau FardaY7 thr Brltlat
French and Belgian arnie7 e-r rap
dds tearing away tl. extreme night
thousand prisoner savo born rapDrrrd
n two dar- according r. oFctai a+.fe-
nrrts Allied .oroce have csp+i1rrd
Mrnin and Wer-icq and are arrn~s t1e
I.ys river q n feEhh0rhccc ~ ne
latter TOXIN
There arc unofficial reports 'bzt 1or1-
rofIt has been taken md confirmed
hat the 5-tish s-n withi- wo mites
~ Courtrai This -1nnle'civ atT+ fanLa
lille fro the north and the Germans
probably will ~ forced ont n that ~itv
n yerv short time hc allles -nV
are about eleven miles from 8rIgEs
They have a4vanced about zeven miles
since Mnndav morning
HrSs rfGHT ~ n4r7 orp gzw
Fighting through maze 81 7srbsf
wire dpfencps and over tanglad lines of
trenches. the Americans west III The
Neuse river are SLOWLY 5ut surety mt
ting through the hremhilf me hev
have carried hiil 20 aeight which
tNffltlAlAiF-@ +AttAttA tft #i.f- t'.filtt
~ RoTnagne and have generated -ne
second iine 81 defense in the vicInIty III
Landres-ct-~t senrgee
The hattie In this area las heeu IL
! most savage nature The Germans are
pouring fresh troops into -le struggle
Ia he hope that me Anercan onslaught
NAV np sraycd before f reaches +ar
important lines in me rear n he tTer-
man front 4 victory for me Amer
cans III ne ArZonne sector would an-
cIde the fate nf Germany on the weste-
front ana compel general retreat n7
he enemy from most ui 5he Erencl
ground he stu holds.
FROM pockEr 70 PocKET PoR Fos.
French and Italian troops are uovin.
more slowly along the ne from he 47s'
10 the Aisne nan hev lid IN ~unda'
when thew wipeu ouf -le greater mar
ll the I.4On-iaFern salient The rei
mans apDear> re -raduaiiv empr
,ug -rr 1ocNr- .Jrurd rnen rle 4lle
broke NJ mes sUrtu ai r. ellenuI
4ud e.ong me Al-Lr At Berrv-su- bac
ae rAHca l0WrNer 1aEe passed
~lssoue .rrleriv .ur inc 0-nclp4
concentration LutuIs ,3r German .-UolF
b thl- parT lt ne rrunE euerAI tsul
raud srny as crossed the t.sne wes
al Rfthe ,ua Ms 4Gvance pparentr
Jropa-aizeS ne POSITION = ng r1rm.
farther east. The Germans .a r1c nam
pagae sector seem % II slowly involve,
ii another rocket.
rURAEl AsEs LONDON soE FsACE.
II i aHcialiy re ported nat lirea
Britain mas received 2eace -ropOs2i
from Turkey ana hat her rpiy Ia
BE u 4 tenant Tor uncoaaIcion4. SIR
render To General AlicnDv, t0mmande
oi -he allied iorces ID Palestine IA,
syria.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
Fairbanks ) Flies for Million Loan.

p Aasociatta Ps,.- u f.rery Evcning
Washing on. Oct is. Douglas Fair
bank left Washington io- New York
the aoIIau2 III ll.45 j ,iorh Ill ; uail
anp4n - -c,L Il u..a who a.ij match
BERNARD N HaIecl- 81 U00H0o sub
-tripi..a, . f'r la.fth III tatr Inan-
80 fT-i tl:2l.elt ot lth itoIu Tire
tol.2 .f z.r tat subai,fad Pans
5eancl ~ ~c.t,Ia. PtEcf ia IN pif
r' f<hda s4 RI 500 los
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
NEW YORK SUBSC CRIPTIONS GAIN.

New J 0rk Oct rs Sub-
scrptiors to the Fourth Liberty Loan
in the second Federal Ktscre Dis nct
at 10 am. loIay 4e.-reLstad SSH $50 !
go a gam Of $I03.60i ,05U over last
tights iigures Httl only f3ar more
DAYS 10 20 Ne,v York must secure $3.50.
co. 0UD daily to fulhll her allotment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
rLRSHl<t, THANhS MIDY YALE.
keep lp Big " ork He Gables Makers
of Million CuNs

ksA -AeN"t iAttd tAtNS ~ CffN]N ~ Nt14tA'@
MAseiagsob Cet lo D rtapo.>, to
4 message alnaa fine The production 81
Il niiion iGc, nttng thc p..-i year Gen
eraI Persmng na> ,tnr thr employees "
tne tddyotaGe ntie .i.,s., n the tlldvaie
Steel anu Ordinance Il" Eldystohr, Pa.
the following eatie.tla-u
Ehg hmcIcan tAptot.tuH.al lvE
seUd tbauk~ to rhe emplay,- fao .aus-
Stone rife ui-a tnr Jhcr .n-ag, We
hank NCo tor What lou tsat, ioa, .I
Mat sau are nov doing aHt u,>t o. II
.og eAa1 you arg g,ing ta dn lun4 hr
coming month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

The raising of the q'luta ,s.t>sed
New Castle county. i not - easily
obtained a many would assume V 10
~. which fact j brought out by state
nrnt issued today bv Chairman Scott.
Is viii he seen hv his statement. there
must Ia sl.la2, 7f0 more bonds >old
between nov and Saturday midnight
to reach the quota And the most serious
consideration i. that practically I'll "i
he large subscribers, have not only
bought bonds once INIT Two and some
hrec times.
Those workers who have inaglned
thar the selling ci this loan in New
Castle county, was gong 70 he AN easy
proposition, have misunderstood cons
iitions now. There Is necd Tor continued
persistent effort from now until mldnich'
SATURDAY,. il New Castle county's credit
is to be preserved. The big subscriptions
mount up rapidly. But they are about
finished. Ii requires many more smaller
ones. 10 equal them. and even these
are not being reported IS numerousiy
today. az on the other days q this week.
KEEP PLUGGING Awt1.
That's the slogan that every worker
must adopt as his positive direction for
he remainder of the eanpaiga Il
wnuld be , great Sha.nc. ! The sn'rlt q
Continued Oh page Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
PHILA.JU MPS NINETEEN MILLION

Philadelphia Pa. Oci Is Jump
.ng slq.474 $50 over night one o5 tic
largest gains repSrted on any day .ince
the campaign started total ,ai,scrip-
tons Tor the Fourth Liberty Loan ii
the third federal reserve dI-trie1 reached
s210 .9S4 .450 TO-DAY
OF this total PhIIadelphia -Ipuued
Sll2.3}S. 500: southern New Jer~el Sl5. !
S52 1850: Delaware -, l07 $50 and cast
ern Pennsylvania, outside u Phi4del-
phia S76. .6S5. so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
Alaska. Hawaii Go Overtop.

Hawai- have oversnbscriDed their quota.
for the Fourth Liberty Loan accord
ing to cable adv ce.s 10 the Twelfth Fed
eral Reserve District Loan Campaign
Headquarters he Their quotas were
4 ,3Ga 400 and Sc 765 050 respectively
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
ALASk ANS WITHOUT F0OD
Schooner With cargo Of Supplies Forced
10 Abandon Voyage
,sociated Press to Ever3 Evening

BY Associated Press 10 EVer5 Evening
Seattle Wash, Oct IL Because
storms damaged the power schooner
Ruby and forced it to return without
reaching the kushkokWiin river section
ii Alaskn with cargo OF supplies several
thousand miners and pr0spectora If that
section ale threat ehed with famine before
winter fairly sets III. according to the
ltuby 5 master, Captain ID ; MsAlplne.
Who has arrived here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
Lewes Men, Not Georgetom ners.

Two merchant recently held for tnal
III The sussex county Coult ID General
Session III eh.rge~ ii making false
atIidavits uit.n obtaining mercantile
licenses ire residents of Leuc4 instead nt
Georgetown As previously stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
Diving congressman Weds Secretary

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
~t Ieuis, Oct 10 Jacob Il. Meekef
,.cd here this morning u spanish IN
tiucnza At midnight Last night he nas
married i" hls private secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
oe-m.n. kal l.arro,. Ersn.h slar.

Il, A,,ouiats3 Press rs .NrrA ENeu.ae
Ata~te erd4m Oc, l6 Lieutenant Aa-
ni Il C1r-o~ he uu5. French
V Vhp va> posted IS missing on hct.g.r
aftu Hl1ht over thr Geruaa '.u
Nu- Shot down ani aliaG en orah,
l d Berlin message -nd.N anu aluee-.