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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Die Hepcluticn Ser
Gitbcc1eit crfclsrcit6
ab6GugisfeitserflGrnng Ses tide.
dJiid ilObafiiden 3atiOnalrats
sm 8aibinston.

aopenbagen, 10. Oft. - Giner
9erliner Depeide oil Die 8erlinesfe
Si0enoe beiogt, BOB Die SIAehen
Serren In Grdg ftnO. Sidediides
@elo 5trfltliert 1tnb Die tIheftIhe
Slagge ipebt bon Der Sra0ihin 9ura.
g8ofbingtof, 10. Oft. = Ser bic
fige tihediid.iIobofiife 9ationoIrot
bot geItern IN formeI[er @eile oie
ltnnbbdngigfeit Der tidehiIf-ilobnfi.
iden Station erfldrt. 2ebtere lit be.
fonntIitb bon oelt glliierten ols frieg.
fiibrenoe Ma1t onerfonnt tporoen.
Die Snuptptutfte in Der ltna6b6n.
giefeitserfIdrung ftno;
sSooeration itn6 glittonortie 6eoeit.
tet inter Der Sobsburger 3bnaitie
nihts.
@ir fonnen ltno iper0en riht III.
ter Der Serridaft Ser Sh1nber Bel
giens, SSronfreibs uno Serbieng,
Der Mtoroer bon 3ebntatienoet Col.
oaten uno 3ioiliitet unieres 8lutes,
Der 8eriiber 5ablreider ini6glider
8erbreherb Die In Dem ariege gegen
Die Sun1onitdt ieitens Der beioet ge.
lerierfeii iiiti ltnoerantiportliden
9DnoItien begangen tpurben, Ieben.
@ir tpeiien Die frebel9ofte 8erifde,
rltng 8uriif, boB oie @elpalt Ser So
ben5oaern itno 6absburger 9bnalti.
en- gottIider einietung 1T.
1tniere Station erbob 0ie Sabs.
burger aus eigeltent freien 8iIlen
gum Sbron 8obntenS 1tno iebt bie-
ielben nit benielben &edt iDteoer al.
g8ir befetnen inS 5u Sen Brin3i-
pien bes 8rdiioenten g8ilion rno
gu ben 4riit8ipien pie iie in Der
MISUNDERSTANDING &merifas
nieOergeIegt iin0.
Ger Notwithstanding Stdat
ioG cine 9fepublif iein. @r miro
@emiiierlsfreibeit, GeIigion uno 8ii-
ienidoft, 2iterottr itno annit, 9teoe-
freibeit 1tno oo8 @eriannlungs. un6
4etitionsreht garantieren.
Stride 1ut0 5taat iollen getrennt
iein. ltniere 9emotrotie ioG altf
Dem aGgeneinen Stiumre6t beru.
ben; sSralten iol[en oieieI6en 9fedte
Ipte @}dnnern 8ugeitanoen peroen in |
politiider, io3ioler uno ftltlreIfer
Sinii6t.
Sic Regierung ioq Der Gorm nah |
porIau1ertariid iein. 9ie itebenhe
alrmee lit ourd MiIi8 gu eriesen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
gSid)aae entidleiOnna.

9es gloines, Sya., 10. Cft.--
General Stoatsonmolt Sabnar
bate friiber entifieoen, BOB Die
Ramen BON aoroi6aten fir Guunt1s
dultar, Die Don eiuer aoubention
roluinicrt mur0cn nidlt uuf oeHt
Ra6l5ettel geGrldt merOen 6iirften.
3iidfcr Gscar Sale bat 0ieie Gnts
i6ei0ltnq 9utgebeiBen. Sn 3ufunft
ioIlen aanoi6oten Ole niht ntin-
oeitens 3ebr q'ro5ent Der Stimulen
IN Der Brindriuobl erbieIten, i6re
yiamen auf ben @obI5etteI nidt
oruden Iofien 6iirfen.
SOlOnteutinnsport nnfaege6en.
9cs gloines. Sa.. 10. Gft-Bc.
gen Der g2rrifen6en syHiluen5a
lDur6e Der @eieGl. 1900 Soma Trilp.
ben om 81. Cftober nad Gnmp
(8reenIeaf. 60, uno Sort glrtgur,
goI., au rerIeaeu. ipiberr,,fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
menieer 1oerluItc
|, Siircp ltsBcctc
&cin Srnnsport BON g1l"-gopten
Oerienft; 3abl Der serit6rten
Hll1sSrote 5mnebmeiio.

glrnerifoniide sSlottenbolig, yrdlif.
reid, 10. 0ft.-9er @eridt iiker
Gle Gdtigfeit Der oeutiden ul1"-
goote fir Die Monate SUM, esnlt
uno gluguit, tpenn ons gsetter fir
llnterieeboot- 3dtigfeit oos bette lit,
lit iebr erfreuIi1. sSn Oieieni Som.
mer boben mir ltnire eroBen Srltp-
pertran8porte nnIlfii6rt, ltno troe-
Dem lit nidt eirt eirtaiges Der S9iffe
perIetft tporoen. IS poren itets
Sdtffe fitr Die 9eitdfebr, meiitens
6ra6tOampfer, oie ben III" .8ooten
gum 9pfer fieIen. 11no es paren
ateiit omerifaniide Sdiffe, Die ben
@onbop biloeten.
3os So1aenqeholt Der Ierltllte
1eS Sonllners mar ettpa 100000
Soltnen ipeniger ols I'M Near5.
lteber oen gerItIt bon II -8ooten
fonnen mir ltGtiirli1 nidtS glut6en-
tiides mel6en. 9og Iiegt in ser
gtotur Der Sa1e. Ser 5eino b1lt
ieine gerIuite gebeint uno @erInlte
bon 0erortigelt S1iffen fonnen BON
Inns nidt ic fiher fonitotiert ner.
sen pie bon Shiffen, Die auf oent
@oiier i6Dilnnen nno tets fidt-
bar iirt6. Sobiel itebt o6er feit, onB
mir Die ~ .9oote idneIler ser-
itorelt, aIs oie Geutiden iie baaen
tonnen. 8ir oerfeblen ME, oas gr-
iGeinen eines ncuen 9au6ers sit
benierten, iino bos gluSbleiben eines
aIten 8efnnnien entgebt inns 1tidt.
glnf oieie @eiie bolten mir uns
felbit nuf 6em 2arfenoen. Gie Sief-
toutben TIN lire glrbeit griinbIih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Hmfrnbr inn
iln9ar. Parliament
I6seorOneter SaroIbi erflGrt ieine
SrennSidaft fiir bic
Ailiierten.

2onoon 10. Oft. - ngsir TinS
5relinoe Der entente" rief @rof SEA.
rolDi, ,ein unobb6ngiger 3eputierter
I'M &arInment om Iebtcn Gonners.
tag, 10 beribtet Elm S9ipei5er 0i.
plontat. @roBer glufritbr entItan6
I'M Snuie uno Die gliteIieber beIeg.
Ten chamber nit Sd)inpiiporten, ipie
Siiener, @errdter, Sflabe. Ser 9or.
iiter bertagte 6ie Stsllng.
Sorolbi griff 0ie oiterreidiIdeu
ltno belttiden 3pnaitien an itno En-
fldrte, 0aB Oeren 8oIitif Die gonse
8elt geaen iie oiifgebrn6t bat. @r
Derlangte boIlitdn6ige glutonomie fir
l1naarn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Dciiti6e Nnttpcrt
ion aiistuciebenS iein
Wiilitarfaite irll bDIlitGnbise Inter.
iuerfmas 9entidjlanbs binter.
trie6en bnben.

2onOon 10. Oft. (12:4O na6niit.
tags .)-9lus better aueIIe erf6brt
mani bier, 6oB Die beittide g[ntport
uuf 9rdiioent @iGIons lette 9tote
nidt entideioenb iein wirb.
9lGe 3epeiden bon SoInn6 uno
Der Sdmeia Die beitte einIiefen, ge-
ben 5u periteben, OoB es ser militia,
riffen &aite 9eutidIonOg gelltnaen,
Die 9ebinguns boI[ltdnoiger lleber.
gobe 8u bertpeieern. slGe 9eri6te
itimmen onrin therein boB fids
9enidlono ongeIegen iein Iofien
miro, Die gerbun0Lrtngen altsauoeb.
fef1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
armcefontraftor Scs getrnas iiber.
fiibrt.

gleip yorf, 19. Oft. 5eIir
@ouleO, Elm Characterization, mar
nn9eflngt, falife glngdben 5lpeds
iei1er Ginfonlmeniteuer uno ilber Den
9roiit, oen ibm Die 5nbrifotion bon
4eeenmdntelu a6geporfen eemaft
3u boben. Gr nuroe oes getrugs
ilberfilbrt; Der Ge6tsanpaIt gooea
icood. iein 9litaugetlagter, frei ee.
iprohen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
uafruf fir Scn
BaHcnSiemit

@nibington 10. oft. - General
9eribing bot eilten orineenoen 9luf-
ruf erIoIien In benz er GoLoatel
braldt fir ben goIlen0ierit, Die
oI8 9eobohter tdtig ienl ioGen. Die
3oBl Der Mannidaften in oieIem
3peig oe8 gIrmeeoienites nlnB III
allen SSallen erbobt tperoen Inn 6en
9ienIt 10 effeftip tuie nl0gIiA gu ma.
der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19

8oibington, 19. Oft. SoGgen.
be gerIuItliIte ipurbe beilte BON
ariegsamt befnnnt gegeben:
gormittaas6eridt.
SSln &an1pfe gefaIlen 124; ber.
nliBt II; idper bernun0et 1911; ben
8unoen erlegen ID; burtb l1nfon
.unO anbere l1rIaden eeltorben a.; an
&ranfbeit geItorben 81; burd gtero-
plonlrtfal geitorben 1; Bel 1875 tp1tr-
De Die Sdmere Der @erlpunoung nidt
angegeben; 5lliannten sci.
Inter Ben @efollenen befin6et ii9
George 6. aaIlemebn ltniberfitp
9lace, gteb.
gu oen Sdluerbertpunoeten geb6-
rem: SGT. Serome Site, Cooper,
So; Sgt, 6ronf 6. @erner, @iit-
fteIo, So; 9on s. &iIlen Carlisle,
Sa.; 8illiom gf. &urfomSfi, Grant,
geeb.; Gonin g8, gtorogren, 2hnd,
0eb.; Glifforb @. gfiggs, 2[nieltno,
@eb.; @illiam Bert Sfiuner, Der
ppn, gaeb.; 2pIe 6. Gi6arb, 01aIon
Gitp, ga.
Sci oen Solgenoen mur0e Die
Sdipere Ser 8erlpunoung ni6t ona
gegeben: Sgt. 91oD @. Seelp, g[na.
uloin, Sa.; 6telpart 90. glonf,
goir, So; &alpb 6. 9rap, Wfooolo,
SSSa.; 9lllen g. 9Soppino, 1886 60.
26. Ctr, Sma9a, Geb.; Charles g..
2abooa, BIottsntollt6, gteb.
gfahmittagsberidt.
sSm 8anpfe gefnIlen 1913; ber-
ntiBt 70; f6mer bertpun0et t89; ben
erIegen Is; 0ur9 1tnfaII
utt0 on0ere ltria6en eeitorben s; an
aranfbeit ecitorben 80; bur6 @eros
bIanltnfol geItorben 1; Sdipere Der
Gertultnoltng ni6t nngegeben 1t6;
Ieiht beripun0et 2; 8uinnuneu 500.
Inter Sen @efauenen befin0en
iib: Ggt. @iG. 6. Sebericn, Sad.
ION, Sch; Corp. Charles 9fenipid,
9Ieb,; Charles s. 8arnes,
Olpein So; @en8o 8ioel, 9lnquo-
fetd. so.
3u sen Sbmerberfpunoetet gebo.
rcn: sgt. SenrH grcfman, 302SI
glpe., Gmnbn, gle6.; 2n.
,ius II. 8ilfie, Sbelton, gieb.
gorp. Ser6ert s. gSiemon gurling.
ton, SD; g9iQiam s. @roteiUolo,
2arpdooo, SSa.; 6re6 .. 9ernbarot,
sSa.; Carl O. SAB, @iI.
Liomsburg Sn.
Sci 6oleenOen tpuroe Die Sdipere
Der 8ertpun6ung niht nneegeben:
gorp. Carroll s. Barnes, geobet
9e6.; l6oiuoro s. Sonnl.
ton, Cube Rod, Reb.; CHARLES G.
5urrer, Ssceolo, 60; Clarence e.
3ifel, gieoinor, Sn.
Inter Den 9eriHiBten beFin6et li1
Jreo RoIpb, .Sofe gitp, Sa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
2lntwcrt an Oeitcrreiet
beiite ab9e9aiteen
fam unf Selterrcid's am-
tunomis.glane uidJt mcbr
eiiigcben.

@aibinston, 10. Sft.-9ie 9lnt.
iuort Der Ser. Stnaten nmf SeiterD
reids SricSensnote 1T bentc Dor.
mittas IN Geitcrrrid abgeididt iuor.
ben.
Su Der slutiuurt idst 9srGiibent
8ilIDn, bic Gage babe iid felt Dem
s. Snunar in eincr 8eiic seGnbert,
bah mir bic 9lntOuumie.GlGnc als
5rieOensbaiis nidlt mebr aunebmcn
f6nnen. SIN alIsemeinen 1T sic
Slntfuort NIT elmer glblebnnng Der
5rieOensofferte slcidbcSeitcub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19

g9aibingioM 19. Sft.-@egen
DlnngeIs an @arn iDHroen 6ie gLr.
better 6es gioten areilaes oufgefor.
bert, feline 6ireften @ei6enfe un Die
Solboten in @eitoIt bon Stpeaters
in0 oereleidel au mdden. gLlle Der.
drtigen Sodlen ioIen Oireft BON
Ncten areua fommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
mettcrbcridpG.

Sir Gmobo imo ltmgeeeflo: I'm.
beit11oig beute nbenO ur0 Gonntog.
Sir Qebrasfn: aLlgemein i1on
beute aberiO uno Sonntdg; unbeftdn.
big I'm oitlihen Tell; tibler i'm oft.
Ii6en Ii. aertralen Ieil bette 1ber6.
SIR Soma: ltnbeItdnoie. mobr.
iheirIid glegenidouer belite ober0
nno i'm Oitli6en Seil on sonntoa.
stii5le i'm iDeini6eu Eel be.te nbeH61'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Qns nene tiirfiifr SEn6inett

gHlter00m, 10. 0ft.-Gos tiirfi.
ide au6inett, bon sj55et ge0 orga.
niiiert, beitebt olts folgen0en be.
toiluten gldrnern: s35et gcb,
@roBbe8ier; sSe6ti Ben, aRiiiiter oes
SSnuern; gierouf Gen, Wliuiiter Der
5lotte; Giapio Ben, t}indHjndniiter;
NobD Sen, irii6erer 8oti6aifer in
RonL 9lmiiter oes glrsmdrtiaen.
Dieie wleluitng mar in Gepeiden
oltS @onitantinopeL enthoIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
.6ilfe fiIr geloier.

gSnlbingt0n 70. Gtt. = Yas bel.
glide 9ielief aou1itee Bot nit Dem
@roDinntlneiiter Der 9(rltee es drrm-
9icrt oaB Die genobner Der gerdim.
fen beIgii6en 8iitrifte sic n0tigert
9iahrllngsnittel erboItell. G8 font
men ungefi9r 100000 9totratio.
neit sur 8erteiGiug. Serbert 500
ber. 6cr goriiber Der aoutntiiiion,
iagt, oab Die 9tationen Oen britiihen
9roDiant 9epots in 9elgien emf.
nominen iperoen iuiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
IN Berlitt iiit0eit
iie sic 111arIeillaiie

Berlin 10. oft-9ie a0Iniide
@oIf$5eitling utelOete eeitern 0ab
oie un1bbGnaigen So5ioIiiten oltns
ter ben 2inben~ cine aunOgebung
beronItoltet Eatten. 8ie @tenIden-
menge iong oie @torieiaaiie. Ole
9o!i8ei berbiloerte oieieGbe, biz
sum foiierLiftn GnIoit bor5uOrin'
gen. Mebrere Gerionen tpltrben in
Dem iid ertipiunegoen Sample ber-
iultn0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Bonn Comm nnsaeihlpiien.

Camp 8oOqe, So. IS. Oft
@egen ieulationeIler lleberihriitcn
iuuroe oie SearIt 3eitlng ebicnGo
amerieaH pom anntonlnent ausge.
ifloiien. 1Ie5eribriffen nie:
1GeiitihInno erqi6t iidl". Ser
aaiier 1T berans@, II. /. no. iuorenI
Der Grttno gum 9erbote.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
10000 SInosense nStia.

MoibIngton, IS. Ott.-2or6 Sns
oen9nuL cine britiIde g(utorit6t in
8efeitigrtngsDerfen iaste in elmer
9otIdaft an General @laior &enlD,
9ireftor milit1riider Slile5euge:
g@eben Sie oem gof gu berIteben.
6aB 10000 5lug5euge 81 6ieIer Set
nebr pert iino ols 100000 Srl1p.
pen I'M 5el6e u10 Dab Oieie Slug.
5euee bel Ieid)ter un0 biIiger
tronsportiert meroen fornen. gSir
fonnen GeutidIono ourd iniere
Sitft8euae ouf ole anie 5lpingen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Milinns @otc lpirb fritiiiert.

Bern. 10. Oft. = Gr1iioent 8iG
ions glntluort OH ole 9iotr Ser Oeut,
iden 9iegiernng bot In OipIomatiideu
areiien 0es Zones megeh in Dem iie
ee6alten If, cine aritit angereat. Gic
berihieOencu Groftioneu i'm Reids-
tag beiprehet iie IN lebboiter @eiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
9entidle ieten gelaien nnter gsaiier.

XOn6on, II. Stf. = Die Nellflden
treffen 8orbereituu9erb Inn Die gtie,
oerltngen iiiolid Der SheI6e i'm Oft
It6en gelgien inter @oiier 5lt ieten,
10 melOet Cit geridt on Die Central
Stems bon 4mlteroam. 8ie geluob.
ner jener @egen0 pltroen auf9eior.
bert, ibre &einlitdtten ai berlniIeu.
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Gnlifprnia idllieft sdeater.

San sSranctsco, t9. Oft. - Der
StoatS @eiltubbeitsrnt bat Die
idutIider 3beater uno
ainos ongeor0net, Inn Der meiteren
8erbreitlnq Ser iponiiden Snfllts
en5o GtnboIt 3ii titn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Csrof,es GhaSenfcner.

@ai6ingtot 10. Oft. = Scute
morgen brad in 6en gnfagen Ser
9t0bonce gtitnrIep Greiber Gomponp
Sener aus. Ser @erluit tpirO altf
$500,0O0 anaeaeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
9entidler geridlt.

Berlifl, liber &on00n, 10. Sft.-
Gem eeitrigen oeutihen offi3ieaen
aben06eri6t 8ufoIge baben Die 9eltt.
iden SitenOe, Sonrcoing, 8oubuir,
ellie unO Gouai gerGumt. 9lDi.
iden Sc gotenu llnO Der Die, heiBt
es in Dem 9eridt, beriudten britt.
ide, fran8oitife irno omerifauii6e
SrRppen einen 3ur66ruf, lm0 Su
beioen Seiten nm Sc Gnteoit bra.
den fein0Lihe gLngriffe anian1nlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19
Son Der galfau SaI6inieI.
alliierte Srinaen in 0ln6lanS oor.

glrdon9elst, I'M n6rolihen euro.
pdiiden auBtano, 10. 9tt.-Q(I(iier.
te Gtreittrdfte bnben Die etaot Ga.
bid, IN Der 9robin3 @oIog6a, be.
iebt unO iino fiinf @aeiIen fiiolib
bnbon Die 9abn eutlang borgeorln.
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-19

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
By ORDER OF TIE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLESON. PoSTMASTER-GENERAL
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2lntcrikaitiicbe
1ocrlmitliitc
Sieielbc iueiit !, liz giamen aitF; nm.
ter ben &criunnoeten befinbet
iid rim Smabaer.

8oibington, 10. Oft. Sofqen.
oe @erIuTtliIte ipur6e beiiie bonn
ariegsarnt befnnnt eegeben:
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
TIDES DAMAGE
PORT PENN ROAD

Because OF breaks IN the Delaware
river banks. the road from Delaware
City to Port Penn is In deplorable con-
dillon and Is causing much concern 10
the persons living In that vicinity. 1t
is said at least saoOH will be required
to repair the condition. IL is under
stood that there is some dispute be-
tween the land owners In that section
and the Levy Court as TO who is re-
sponsible for the upkeep OF the river
bank.
The government, which owns some
Of the land. Is making repairs opposite
Its holdings, but this does not protect
the major portion Of the road. There
has been some talk Of raising the road
10 or ~ feet, but, IL is said by an au-
thorlty that thih would not give per-
manent security
Condition Of the road is especially
objected to by Marlln-Rockwel Load
ing Company which is erecting a plant
there that Will employ 5000 to 5000
persons.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC
COMPANY GOIINOTl

Montgomery and Company Q OTHER
ingat 971s and interest 81 5000 PeJnn-i
sylvshia Electric Company 10 Heaq
7fs secured gold notes dated Jy ki9is
and maturing July 1, 1929. II n 10
part OF the authorized issue ys2.5oo.-
900. The notes are callable in Whole on
thirty days notice, or in part for the
sinking fund at 1914 and Interest un-
I'll July 1, 1920, and at iOOn and inter-
est thereafter. Interest Is payable semi
annually January 1 and July 1 without
deduction OF normal federal income
tax OF 2 per cent. and the Pennsyl-
vania Personal Property Tax OF Z mills
Is refunded. These notes are secured
by deposits and pledge with the trus-
lee OF 100000 par value fret mort
gage per cent. bonds OF subsidiary
companies The combined earnings OF
the company and its subsidiaries for
the year ended June 30. 1918. were
s605, ,795, or practically twice the total
Interest charges on all FIRST mortgage
bonds outstanding In the hands OF the
public and this issue OF notes. The
reproduction cost OF all property OF
the company and its subsidiaries, Oh a
basis OF the sverage OF prices o. the
past five years is reported by independ-
ent engineers as In excess Of si0,5OO,-
600.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05

Wyandotte cock. first; hen, first. sec
ond, third; cockerel, first, second. third
pullet, first. second; Columbian Wyan-
dotte, cock, first, second; hen. first,
shird; cockerel, first, second. third
pullet, first. second third; Buff Colum-
bian Wyandotte, cock, first: Blue
Wyandotte, cock, FIRST; hen. FIRST; cock
erel, FIRST; American Domique, cock.
first and second; hen, first, second.
third; cockerel. first, second; pullet,
first, second; Rhode Island Reds cock.
fourth, third; hen, third; cockerel.
first, pullet. first; pen, FIRST, second.
S. Halleck dupont won the follow
ing: White Wyandotte, cockerel, sec
ond, nth; pullet, first, second; pen.
second
Longwood, Inc, won: White Wyan-
dotte, pullet. fourth and NTH; cockerel.
fourth and third; pen. third.
J. p. Mullen won: White Wyandotte,
cockerel. first; pen, frs.
Raymond Heald won: Partridge Wv
andOtte, hen. first. second, third; cock
ereL first, second, third; pullet, FIRST,
third.
z. L. Ashbrldge won: Rhode Island
Reds, cock, flrst, second; pen. FIRST.
second.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
MNsTRELs ENTERTAIN.

Jerry Clark's minstrel boys gave a
surprise party TO Dennis O'Neil, at his
home No. 6iS lombard street, last
night. Music was furnished by the
Dougherty Orchestra. The evening was
spent in singing and dancing. At a
late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
ONeil, Mr.. and Mrs Mclaughlin, Miss
Margaret O'Neil, J. Quinn. ]. J. Donlan,
NJ. Walsh, f. Eisler, J. Clark, w.
Schamb, G. McGuniss, C. Underwood.
w. Brown, C. Cross, W. Lewis, j.
O'Neil
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
Peoples Column
DEFENSE OF THE
yAIICAN's WAR POLICY.

To the Editor OF THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL.
Sir: In a recent Issue OF your valu-
able paper, l read an article entitled,
France and Temporal Power" from
your correspondent In Greenyille Theo-
logical Centre. In looking over the
Atlas l failed to geographically locate
the above named place.
u appears that the author is a real
Frenchman. A real barometer Of
French mentality; veritable exponent
OF governmental attitude towards Rome,
and one who knows the workings Of
the inner military and civil circles In
Paris. What calamity that such an
intellectual and omlnlscent genius
should waste his time and talent in
rural district OF Delaware. He says !.
81 know this man Of Rome and the
clique OF the Vatican are playing into
the hand OF the Beast OF Berlin"
S. Antonio Agresti. editor OF the Itsl-
ian La Tribuna, made similar misrepre-
sentatons and odiOus inslnuatlons
short time ago, on arriving In this
country; but the reading public can
see no evidence forthcoming; showing
concluslvely that the allegations were.
false.
Now. It is up 10 Mr.. Ortiz. who seems
to have copied these allegations 10 pro-
duce the goods. l am interested TO see
how he can reconcile his afflliation
with a theological school and his inti-
macy with the officials OF Paris, who
openly boast OF their atheism and
would laugh TO scorn his theology. 1t
is a well-known fact that Generals
Foch and Mangln are devout Catholics
and representative Frenchmen, who
would not be likely to share his views
as regards the Vatican. Neither would
CardiDal Mercier
Furthermore, Mr.. ortiz says: "All the
world knows in what direction and for
what ends the Pope lends his aid and
II was through the influ-
ence OF the Pope that 1865 French
prisoners incapacitated by wounds, Sc
cured their release. He also secured
the release ~ 10000 interned French
civilians. These are only two Of the
hundreds Of incidents in which the
Pope befriended the Allies
Why. then, Mr. Ortiz, don't you get
put into the sunlight OF reason and |
Iiberallty. Please, Monsieur. don't re-
hash tho rantings OF the editor OF La /,
which used 10 be a strong |
supporter OF the Vatican. but now Wig |
,rously abuses it. To paraphrase Oliver |
Lord deliver us from the |
praises Of La Tribuns and accept our |
hanks for its abuse"
GEORGE BENNETT,
No. S3i Kirkwood st.
Wilmington. Del. Sept. 3, 1918.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
Sam Lloyd S Brain Food

advertising. pagesnts and parsoe'ys5s 80. =
Miss Isabella Fl. Smith. news service
director. expect to go on the tour. The
itinerary as now planned, the party
expects to stop at Dover at noon Of the
first day and proceed to Georgetown
for the first night. The second day
Will be spent in various towns Of Sue-
sex county with the second night prob
ably at Milford The third day Will
cover Kent county towns.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Thomas Dougherty.
Myrtle WOrrall
Thomas j. Hyatt.
Edith May Hayden.
HAaDENIln this city, on September 4:
1918. Edith May, infant daughter OF
Charles II. and Rebecca Hayden. aged 6
months. .---
Funeral services viii be held at ber par
ents' residence. No. 515 Springer street, on
Friday afternoon, September o, at 130
o'clock lnterment at Silverbrook cemetery.
HlATT-On September 4, Thomas j.
Hyatt aged ~ years.
Relatives, friends and employees Of the
r. & o. r. r. Co. are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services from bis
late residence. No. 14O1 Scott street. on
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock, Septem-
Der :, 1918 Interment at Riverview ceme-
terry
W0RRALL--In this city. on September 4.
1918, Myrtle, daughter Of Harry and
Cora F. Worrall. in her 24th year.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services. at the residence
of her parents. No. $40 West sixth street.
on Friday afternoon. September 9, az 3
o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook ceme-
terry.
this city. on September
4. 1918. Thomas, infant son OF James A.
and Mary F. Dougherty, aged l year.
Relatives and friends are invited te at
tend the funeral services at the residence
Of his parents No. 1101 West Fourth street.
on Friday afternoon. September g. at 3
o'clock. Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
CLAYMjDNiIe' p J,. B. Der

Worth Bros. started the manufacture
Of steel at their large Claymont plant.
on August 2i. This Is one Of the largest
steel plants in this section OF the coun-
try and many Wilmlngtoniens are en-
ployed there.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
NEW Y. w. c. A. SECRETARY.

A new secretary has beensengaged by
the local \. w. C. A. and will commence
her duties on September IL She will
nave charge OF girls work and will
work in cooperation with Miss Ruth
McComb. the industrial secretary. Miss
Gertrude Wood, the new secretary. has
oeen connected with the Silver Bay or
eanilation for the summer and has
hitherto done girls work with the
travelling Chautauqua. She is daugh-
Ter OF Walter Wood, the Philadelphia
y. "; @. A. secretary, and her home is
in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

September ., 1918
To the Editor Of THE EVENING. JOUR-
NAL:
Dear Sir: noticed In the letter l
wrote about the Vatican question. sew
eral mistakes, the principal one being
to have printed the word satisfaction y
instead Of the word "stupefsction." "
This statement sounds rather peculiar
after what follows. and I thought this
mistake worth mentioning.
Yours truly.
]. ORTIZ.
Evening journal., 1918-09-05
NEW YORK COTTON

BY the United Press.
NEW YORK, Sept 5.-.The cotton
market opened weak today. October
sold at 34.25, off n; December 1916, of
50; January 1920, Off III.