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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
JUDGE BORST GUEST OF
DELAWARE ODD FELLOWS
Grand Sire Of Sovereign Grand
Lodge Guest of Encampment To
night, Grand Lodge Tomorrow

Hon Henry Y Borst of Ncw Y ork 4
Judge oi the supreme Court II that state
and who IS Grand Sire II the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Follows vii spend
tonight and tomorrow III Wilmington
rs q guest oi the State bodies III, will
bc entertained hy the Grand Incamp-
mcnt oi Delaware at lis annual com
mumration in tho Odd Fellows Building
tonight and tomorrow by the Grand
Lodge of Delaware. Which Will meet in
annual session III the same place He will
hc accompanied hv Grand Representa-
tive II u Crautmau ot New \ nrk and
Grand Representative " " MILAN oi
Washington. i G. The guests will arrive
about I O'Clock. WLcu they will hc met Al
the Pennsylvania railroad station hy i
committee rcprsenatng the Grand
Encampment and the Grand Lodge, ht
whom they Will hc taken oi = motor
trip about the city This WlIl he followed
by = banquet NJ the Hotel dupont where
the visitors viii be entertained during
their stav IN Wilmington
The Grand Ecnampment viii convene
at 7 30 clock tonight when the officers
Will report for the past year and new
officers viii be elected Il i likely that
Willard + foreman Of Wilmington. nov
grand high priest Will be elected grand
patr rch, also that the other officers
Will be advanced The reports Of the
officers will show total membership ii
the encamprnont branch Of the order Of
434, a gam Of 3.} during the year, also
activity along general lines III different
parts Of the state
The Grand Lodge Will convene to-
morrow morning and Will elect officers
IN the afternoon George II Bennett, Il
member OF Delaware Lodge Of Wilmington
who Is deputy grand master. WILL in all
probability. be elected grand master
At $50 o'clock III the evening the
Past Grand Officers Association, winch
Will have is annual meeting tonight, Will
hold rs annual DINNER IN the odd Fellows
Building, after which the concluding
session Of the Grand Lodge viii be held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
URGE ALL THE WORLD BE DRY. y
Prominent Americans Organize Great
Prohibition Movement.
- Press 70 EvelS Evening

b Associate! Press 70 EveiS Evening
Columbus, OHIO, Nov - An orgarn-
z1tlon having Il lt- ob!cci the prohibition
Of the sale of Ill intoxicating beverages
throughout Lr World IS expected 10 'be
formed ct ho aorId WIDE prohibition
conference ID bc opened here tonight
Delegate. u alt-saioau and other pro
l,ibItion organizations 81 Anerra anada
hc British I~ies Mexico and other coun-
tries silt attond
The establishment 81 prohibition head
quarters i'll all principal cities of the world
70 carry out the crusade also will be dis
cusscd Among the speakers announced
for the conference. which closes Friday,
are. Governor Charles $ Whitman
Of New York Senator Jones, Gf Washing
ton, William J Bryan and Rev J Wilbur
Chapman, formerly moderator Of the
Prcsi,yt elian General Assembly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
NEW FOOD SAVING DRIVE.
Expert From Washington to At
tend Conference in This City
ON Thursday.

In addition 10 the district food ad-
ministratora, and home economic workers,
the State Food Administrator has in
yitcd clergyTncn who represent the
various denominations and heads 81
the schools, to attend the conference
called for Thursday morning to arrange
plans and details Of Conservation Week.
The meeting ~ to be held ia parlors
4 and Is nj he Hotel du Pont a. ! ] q. IN.
The conference will be attended by
Frederick O'Bricn of the Food Nd
ninistration At Washington, ID G..
Mr. O'Brien Is one of the corps of at
tachcs of the Food Administration
who are visiting al States, IN order to
interpret the needs If the now food
saving program, 70 the workers 81 each
commonwealth flc Hill outline the
plans That Mr. Hoover has IN mind for
the work 10 be done bv American bo'lse-
wives and all its citizens in the ncEt
few months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
KAISER A MENACE,
IS LONDON VIEW.
TRICK SUSPECTED
British Newspaper Sees Plot to
Foment Social Revolution
Among Allied Nations.
WARNS AGAINST DANGER
By Assoelatad I,re,, o 80 EEenLas

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London. Nov 10 The rumors that
William Hohcnzollcrn. the former Ger
man Emperor may possibly return 70
Germany as supported by the Berlin
Lokal tnzelger hlnt that he would not
be refused an entry - that country
have created considerable STR 9ere.
fhes are featured by several 81 the morn
ing new spapUrs as creating au uncertain
situation which IS rendered mere doubt
ful hv accounts oi the activity ot German
propagandI~t, IN several countries
Tie fear maiuil ls that the former Ein-
pcror sooner OF later would become The
center Of a reaetionarv movement II Ger
many, when the present revolutionary
storm has blown over and the advocates
OF this YltW consequently tear ms return 10
il- former Empire.
0n the other hand the t4et d 'as
former ruler placing himself or beng
placed IN the hands d the nea rulers ri
GERMANY would be Weleoaied IA other
quarters These ralcrs he Morning
Post argues should be able u execute
judgment upon INN and m Jolng
would only be acting IS 'tttlus lnsJru-
ments Of justice
Belated ad1Iees iren The Hague.
show that tie Dutch socialists reiterated
IN parliament ou Friday last their Oh
leeiions q lls presence n Holland ana
demanded that lac be depurtej
\ despatch To tire Daily Mail from fhe
Hague. report hat the German Soldiers
Council ia Antwerp On Thursday last
passed = resolution that the Soldiers and
Workmeu Council IN Berlin demand nc
,.4traditiau td the tormar Emperor and
the former Crown Prlnee A. vet, a7
eeTtaiu generals
Tie Daily Express sees the possibility
ii A plot "a trick the Allies and create a
Federation far exceeding ia strength and
resources the former German t.mpIre
This newspaper contends that tac former
Emperar il back ot Chancellor Ebert,
former Chantellol AIaNm'lIul of Baden
and Field Marshal you EIjndenburg and
II LAYS emphasis upon the TACT taae the
Emperor signed np formal abd4cttion and
issued no yalelhctorA message
\ number ii leading Allied diplomats
aud statesmen including Lord Robert
Cecil under secretary Of sta tor foreign
affairs believes something Is brewing IN
Germany iii the direction ST plot G. trap
the Allies the E.Nprcs, declares The
facts appear TO indicate, II adds the
existence ai 4 plan to faIueut sae1i reVo-
Iutlons ii Holland aud Switzerland and
possibly i'll Sweden through pro-Neruan
agitators II is also desired according tu
these indications. the newspaper dc-
eIares. a fonent social revolution ID
Allied countries, provide fol the eventual
return of tile former Emperor to Germany
the restoration uf the old regime and Ia,
formation Of i greatly extended German
federation
Such federation Wls William IIohen
zollern at its head the Express argues
would carry tie seed II another world war
i 1t insists that the former Emperor must
/ be seized and his activities prevented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
SOFT coal ENOUGH TO
MEET WINTERS DEMANDS
i, As.oela.ea Fre,, II t.1crS .f-u.u-

By Associated Pres, to syyr5 -2.a.44
Nasi.rgton NOV l9 the tael 5a~
mniStrat Il announced to-day hat .ts
estimate that approximately 800 0NO. .Qcu
ear mllcs would h. saved hi9 coaj year
through he operation ii the .oua system
for the distribution oi oItumiuol, GOAL s
bena realized
Tins system sata The apua4o euynt,
made possible through the c0-nperauo
uf the railroad administration with the
fuel administration has had d large share
IN bringing the nation supply oi ILL.,
luminous coal to its pTescnI proportions,
winch, with patriotic economy viii be
sufficient for the winter requirements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
AUSTRIAN LEADERS
SCATTERED AND GONE
Emperor Virtually 4 Prisoner; Man
With Food Can Dominate
New Republic
BY Associated Press 10 fyerg Eveatas

London, AoE i9. Austua he Tn
tire political situation IN AUSTRIA Is pro-
yislonal, according to Vienna lrsPateh
to the Daily Mail dated November |
The political conditions ii present Il Is
added, depend largely on food conditions
and any government allie to supply food
probably would be able To pass any
measures 1t WISHED!
otto Bauer. the new Foreign Secretary
Of the German Austrian republic and
the government moving spirit wishes
to JON the German Federation and proh-
ably will carry tins plin oat if H. ,an
get food for the people
The rulers of tic Old AI9uan state
the correspondent continues. haxe dis
APPEARED - have lie tienerlIz uho ied
tho armies Former Emperor .harlss Is
virtually a prisoner ii lsrktrt-sn With
his suite The Austrian Ar,hdakes are
scattered about the country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
AIR MAIL FOR DELAWARE.
Governor Townsend on Record as
Favoring Service for Larger
State Towns.

The following letter from Governor
Townsend, endorsing the expansion "'
the air-mail for Delaware. has just PC
come public. II is addressed to J. VI.
Mclick Of the Standard Aircraft Cor,
poration, builders of the entire postai
air feet Governor Townsend said:
My dear SIR: have your commnn'-
cation of October -. and while we have
only ono large city in our state, the city
OF Wilmington, should be delighted II
VIC could establish an nlr-mail service
for this and scmc OF the larger towns III
the State. If this seems practical 3nd
possible. | should like to have Your views
ON the matter
"Nety sincerely yours, :,
John G. Townsend, Jr, Governor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
PEACE TABLE NEARLY READY
British to Send Labor representative
Paris Awaits Wilson.

~ AssoolaIed FT0ss @ E|0I4 FvenIas
London, Nov - Arrangements fer
the approaching peace conference are
nearing complenon according to the
Daily Press
The Express says ht British delegate.
probably will inclHde Premier LLOYD
George 4 Bonar Law Chancellor of the
FAchequcr A. ] BaIlouf, the Foreign
Secretary Earl Reading, i labor repre-
sentative and representative ii the
Dominions
President Wilson promised visit t.
Paris attracts general attention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
v alsh Quits Labor Board.

= Ae-oea1od Trc-s . FVerg E,enlna
Washington Ny 10 ironI + Aals4
Iolnt chairman with William II Taft
On tke national var labor board today
nnt nus resignation to President Wilson,
it'll the explanation that professional
Engagements required ms return I'D his
li1W practice lt tire earliest possible
Iaoncrt uou ti44r Io~llitics have ceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Flu CHECKED COAL oIrJr.
Failing az IN tuthracite Nearly Nlil iOa
Inn In % ctnhpr
i. l>sacl4tel Press y Hyery EyenIns

Bg \>say.4tel Press p Every EyenIue
pal .a-lph,5 p4 No> - Aut.rtcite
shipments In octootr r9JaleI $50. 800
sons indicating according .o -glrcS
sisted day by ne anthracite a4-e4u
Information, decrease p >-t1S -'i 9
compared W-n vie >our HVnta -Si N
Ihe ~hrfaaagc was ..Ttrt.' rs c4cAe
-a ne ahacr epidemic, 'Stueh Nas
esp .eta ~,t,rs tae BARD .os --L e4.
~nrm,g ~.&y. hy ot -cj r,
Nbi,F W..- n kur savt r.4.lrl l0 Qu4-
-5- r..H- .t1. }6 So ~i5 ,aa- r .
~uaa u .4s rau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
POLES ARE SLAYING JEWS.
Ant-S Semitic Outbreaks Reported in
CaiaCia

By Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Stockholm Nov - Auti-JewIah out
breaks. win numerous fatalities 10 Jews,
h4Hc occurred III several towns in the
wrst"r par oi Polish Gal.cia, accord
iug If the Jewish Press Bureau here
ia ~iedioe Polish lcQoraIres t,illcd six
Jews. tic bureau adylcc5 state, while
Ill ChTzanow, nine Jews were slam Other
anti-SenItic outbreaks haze occurred it
Is stated At Dombrowa Jaworzno and
other cities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
FELLFROM TRAIN AND WAS KILLED

a mau III. & -oiGlcTs Uniform who
il presumed .-c Antonio d. lomaaso,
fell from train between Lamb tower
and Wilmington station early today
and was killed How thcaccidcnr happened
and whore the man home is are detaiis
the coroner, who tar the tody, i trying
fg ascertain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
lRoN ROSES PENNY APIECE.

B, t@-a..a $50 n..,s & H.r> h.seainS
Pans N,N l4 Ih, lrou ROSES wllgA
t., I,-rner GcruIau Emperor 81 'sv4sa.s
bestowed iL1ug ae war now s-t hC.us
iG u German. ar eve nieuaS,. ar
.haut ane NpirTican .aa 'ar ttirgf 2t3
!rau Nn-.eyd9rn s,yS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Amu..nlents ranlsa.

ttaE En0,-t l;alGsy e .e5c turGct -stlt. .i..
tsarrick Vaudeville
Queen hariiy nap.fL
Nias.stlC Private Harold Peat
Victoria The Romance nf rSrrau
LNril- Musical comedy ana rhotupla.>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Missionary Meeting

The Women s Foreign Missionary SO
ciety oil Union NJ T.. Church will meet
on Thursday afternoon 1T 80 O'Clock
lit the home of Mrs Whtcrait 322 West
i wenty-sccOnd street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
RUSSIA, FEDERAL STATE.
Berlin Circulates Report of Proposed
New Government.
s1ciated Press o Every Evening

~ Ass0ciatod Press @ Every EVemHg
london >oy 49, General shoropad
Xxi. the Hctman Of thc | krainc, according
to L report from klev received ia Berlin
and transmitted by German wireless, has
issued 4 statement to the Ukralnlnas
calling attention to the imminent es
tablishmcul Of Russia ~ 4 federal state
He declared the Ukraine viii enter this
new government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
ACCIDENT { ASES.

NAtEu Aic.ido~- ~a~ treated a thc
IiGmcop@ bic lFsprM 'odar ton stab
WOUNDS ~ l' Irn and chc-f raHh
IEtl Na- treated ~ tile ~ant iu~fitu-
tI1u Tor laHcratIOus and cOntu>!On>.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

Brrlfn IhIr-d4- ~p~rnbrr
.W9 imefcrdam f1r tbc fret me
rFco the 1Indfr oi .ho G.oruan Er-
pro ne Nar-eliaf-r = pa-eI o-
Z German Dnd heading rocere;cn
down inter- eica adr1 rdsr
Pro-rn' Gd,c frf .tat srser
coIn~l aii .te'ata go-o-r.rr c-.4sI
polcv Germany Ilo rgr-rurg ga
he r1n<''lcut -snmh1a Il borr -1a1
p diplomatic sn3 po'.cat o4a-tr-q
nn' identified mr' ao present htrst
~ he o!a ground nat v 1cti-s.a
pence negotiations
i believed aat Iro III sec.
ratAry .ar lnrcu sfmr- 4rd A1'renl
Ibtffnnnu rn-e 3r- f .auobIz4t
ran~ror justice atd scal-h ARD -a-
oodirg ron thr tt+ldo .1a, he re7-
republic t1 ta H.roir Graf-'r r1e
more mndc~4fr ae,oaor- II he govern 4
mcnf ,-n n0' l-DoecI o -rldl- e-ciuds
Ko.rgeoieir olerrarf. -cm 're z0~avr-
rnnrf I)- har atehlrech. -ho eade-
II tnr radicals apparanfI- ..ase-- ~
III. u- orur~ aoHcaglc-
Secretary 5ita~o ld odev
arrecrt To are pratug or-
Effort oIatv n rgaut a.e-tion- v--y
Aorr produces new problems
t "1t af IN rack IN police
radTlartrr- nd .+I.i4prp 5v he
police VI -aIdiare -'v-4,.n taernbers y5
,hr police force t8er teen everufesi rhs
police complained nsf aev had iaen
kent H Rgoraner III tue progress III tAa
revolution bv higher afiirias who le-
-rrted 0r hid uher sr aaaquarters aare
a'tacecd
Amid araiurgeu -Duai.-c resolutions
were unanimously tdoprrd -uat a. -p-
rrr~enfsirlvr- Id -he GARRISON of greater
Berlin mould emuiov 4i means r0 nam
tam order, achieve social republic and
increase soldiers nav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
lecture II 81. Andrew

Ia llner.,sia<4t lecture tonight
nHT. 5e lea u >ndicu ps-
III house, 9ffat.e tho ommHnuN II
S.H- occ.p-cs tal Hish School.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Marshal Baton tor PetaIa

~ Associated Press a. Every Evening
Paris. Nov l9.--tiencral Petaiu. com
Iu4uder III chlef of the French armies
i to bc raised to tne rank VI Nar~h;d
ot france, the Cabinet coUnt3 hA, d,-
uidcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Deaconess Home Donation Da,

thursday viii be donation day At
tha De icones@ Home j01 Wet street.
/ unds are badly needed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

is in order now. The stores are
prepared, and are earnestly ask
ing that vou make your Xmas
purchase NOW instead Of late.
The reason for earh shopping
here never was more urgent,
and Il Is % he hoped That lie
public will heartily respond 10 IN
appeal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Thc Weather

Bg Assa-iayed rr-ss to Syecs Eveasrs
Washington Soy. i9 t0rccAs' for nr.A-
s .vC
talr auJ colder soaiSn Nc0aesds4 talr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

Particular people chose Glover D4r.
Mill Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
SOCIALISTSCHECKEO
IN FORMING NEW
GERMAN REPUBLIC
Not TO Have Full Control; DR..
Liebknecht Shorn If Following;
Berlin Secs Great Light
HEARS THE MAPSETLLAISE
BY hseocia'e1 Prees 70 gvc-v Eveoins

BY heso"iato3 Press 20 Every Eveninz
Amsterdam, Monday, Nov -
lrcdrich Ebert. tbc Germ1u Premier
tod me yosis,He Icituug on Friday
that he Government we Grnly de-
icrrnlned - summon the rnr.tlt4gu.
assembly bat { war impossible 70 IA.
ioclwo.y hoH ttc elections 6cro-s
January before ahich t,mn tbc ',o,lte
"ilI havr returned home Ifr clr-
sidcrcd Intcnablr 'hc objection shat
deIay road hinder ~ gatbor,r IL
the pc1rc drlcgatcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

\ feeling u security goes eltlt CteteI
Da4s1 ullls. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

XMAS SHOPPING.

.ItttIttItItttttt
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-29
JERUSALEM.--ITS PAST AND ITS FUTURE
By DR.. S. N. Denard. :
By DR.. S. N. Deinard.

thoughts turn toward Zion; all hopes
and aspirations center in it.
No other city has been SO dear and
sacred to such large portion of the
human race; and the memory Of no
other city has been held in such
generation by it, as has been that of
jerusalem. Rome is not vested
with such sanctity for the Catholic
world as is Jerusalem for all of
Christendom. And to the followers
of Islam Jerusalem ranks only sec
ond to Mecca, their prophets birth
place, city Of the Caaba, in their
holy traditions. To the ew there
is only one city of sacred associa
tons jerusalem.
i Other cities have been celebrated
in song and story by the poets Of the
nations whose greatness and glory
tcentered in them. But only cru
salem elected the solemn VOW of
!, nations bard, speaking on behalf Of
: the nation: eff | forget thee, O
erusalem, may my right hand
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wither; may my tongue cleave to
my palate if | remember thee not"
Jerusalem has the longest recorded
history of any city in the world.
We commonly think Of it's begin
ming as part of the history of the
people of Israel. But Jerusalem
was an old city when the Abrahamic
clan was leaving it's ancestral abode
in Mesopotamia. OF the Tel-el-
Amarna correspondence addressed
by Palestinian princes and govern
ors to the Pharaohs of Egypt of the
18th dynasty, or more exactly, the
18th century B. c., four letters are
from the governor of Jerusalem in
which he reports attacks made up
on his district by an invading foe,
the Habiri. Since the Tel-el-Amar-
ma letters are in the Babylonian
language and writing the inference
is natural that at an earlier time
Babylonia, by expansion and con-
quest must have exercised consider
able influence in Palestine and
spread her culture there. This is
in full accord with the Bible story
of the invasion of Palestine by
Babylonian and neighboring prin-
ces in the time of Abraham, in which
story Malchizedek, king of Salem
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-03-29

What geographical designation
has greater charm for the ear and
greater fascination for the mind than
the name Jerusalem. What place
it occupies in the great world drama,
the history of humanity! Only the
fervid fancy of poet can do this
name justice.
Indeed, about eighteen hundred
years ago it captivated the magma
ton of a jewish Christian poet, the
author Of the Apocalypse of John.
He saw Jerusalem, a new Jerusalem,
it is true, coming down from the
heavens, resplendent in gold and
precious stones. 1t is thus the only
city that has had a heavenly coun-
terpart.
No other city has ever played
such an important part in the whole
of peoples literature as plays
Jerusalem in the literature of the
Bible In it's narratives, its prOphe-
cy, it's poetry Zion towers ma esti
cally above all other places; all
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-08

aEMsrITcHING at the Singer shop
Mail orders promptly attended 20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-08
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If MIXED WITH SULPHUR 1T
DAIlkENS. so NATURAIII4Y
NOBODY CAN, TELL.

Grandmother kept her hair beau
tifully darkened. glossy and attrac-'
tive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sul-
phur. Whenever her hair took on
that dull faded or streaked appear-
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. BY asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" YOU win get a
large bottle Of this old-time recipe,
improved by the addition of other
Ingredients. all ready to use. at very
little cost. This simple mixture can
be depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair.
A we1-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeths Sage and
sulphur. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ahce. this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. BY asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" you will get a
large bottle OF this old time recipe
improved by the addition of other in
gradients. all ready to use, at very
little cost This simple mixture can
be depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair.
A well known downtown druggist.
says everyb body uses Wyeth's sage
and sulphur Compound now because
Il darkens SO naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell 1t has been al
plled-it's So easy to use too. You
simply dampen a comb or soft brush
and draw II through your hair, taking
one strand at time. Ry mornine
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two. Il II restored
to its natural color and looks glossy
soft aud beauiiful This preparation
Is a delightful toilet requisite, II Is
not Intended for the cure. mitigation
-nl nsrNeNlUn " alacatc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-08
ILL BEHA VIOR OF
HUNS cEMENTS
BELGIAN PEOPLE

LONDON. Nov .6.-The rejoicing of
the people in the liberated districts of
Belgium continues to heighten as fur
ther districts are freed. according to
Perry Robinson. the Daily News cor
respondent on the Flanders front. He
writes:
Having reached 0stend yesterday
noon, / returned by way of Bruges and
Thourout, so making very extensive
tour of the parts of Belgium recently
under German rule. What | think i'm
presses me more than anything else Is
the extraordinary skill with which the
Germans have got themselves hated
BY every one.
THE individual German is loathed
by the people of all classes Brute
bully, thief. bandit and brigand are
terms | heard everywhere applied to
officers and men, and their manners,
llnolean lives and lying tongues have
revolted the whole population. Les
sales Boches' became so familiar on
the lips Of. the people that 1t almost
has grown into single word and
proper.
t3 BcIgians Are Unified.
3;'The III behavior of the Germans
has enormously consolidated the Bel
glan people. Common suffering and
common attachment TO their king
would have done this In any case out
the Germans have done everythins
to play on the prejudices of the DIFF
ferent classes OF the people
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-08
Air Planes Soon
To Cross Atlantic
French Predict

PARIS, Oct. ga French
magazine, Les Lectures, pour
tous. predicts the early crossing
OF the Atlantic by aIrpAane.
Three routes are suggested.
The first is between st. Johns,
Newfoundland. and Cork Ireland,
a distance of 1725 miles. TO be
made in 1 Shours, nonstop flight.
The second route, an estimated
21-bour flight OF 2090 miles,
would connect st. Johns with Lis
bon, Portugal, with a stop Mt the
Azore islands.
2 A third route has also been sug-
ested, a 15-rour nonstop flight
between Pernambuco, Brazil and
Freetown. Sierra Leone, connect
ing South America and Africa.