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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
STATE GRANGE ELECTS.
.,.ial p,snafcb 80 Every Evening

special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Dover. Dec IT, Delaware's state
Grange. in session this morning. elected
the following officers for two years
Worthy mastcr. Jacob II Rosa, Milford;
ovcrseer. Harvey ~ Short, Georgetown;
lecturer. Edward A. Evans, Cheswold;
steward, Jefferson Cooper, Cheswold as
sistant steward, Joseph Mitchell, Jr.
hockessin; chaplain, " ID Wilson Lew
s; treasurer. Robert Robinson Whining
ton: secretary, Wesley Webb Dover
saiekeeper. Joseph Phillips, Dclmar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
300 WAR HEROES HOME.
Wounded from Overseas Greeted by
Thousands in New York.

BS Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York, Dec IL Wounded Amerl-
can soldiers who arrived here Yesterday
from overseas on the steamer kroonland
landed today when the troop ship reached
her dock after spending the night down
the bay.
The kroonland, winch left Liverpool
more than week ago, brought sixty
three officers, l,Is0 enlisted men and LOG
civilians. Thousands Of welcoming rela-
tlycs and friends were at the dock
Ia addition to the wounded the kroon.
land brought nurses civilians and members
of French mission. The soldiers in.
Guided casuaIs, the 30ith ambulance
company headquarters detachment, head
quarters troops, and postal unit of the
10th division, New England.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
Berlin Royalist Plo,ters Freed.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Copenhagen, Dec lt-AH but one Of
the suspected plotters who We're arrested
at the Hotel Bristol on Monday have been
released. The exception was Herr Sack, q
lawyer. who is charged with having
formed student guard and furnishing
i've hundred rifles for the men involved
in the disorders of last Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
FLI STICKS IN PENNA.
Several Towns Still in Grip of Fatal
Epidemic.

Harrisburg, Dee. 1.-The infuenza
outbreak in JohnstoRn still continues
serious. with slight indications Of int-
provemcnt, according to word received
bv the State Department Of Health
t0tl4v while AZ Bakerton. Nanty-Glo
and Hamburg the disease continues
% claim new victims. The department
vas asked 10 send nurses and pfysi-
clasls to Hilisviile, Lawrence county,
md lrvlna- Ciearlleld county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
ACCIDENT CASES.

Accident patients treated IA the
Delaware Hospital to-day were Matthew
johnson rigat arm bruised and I1beucztr
phiilns. r'ghi AfIst spfAIped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11

PLAYHOUSE Howe $ TraveioglIc
tiarrick--N Vaudeville.
Ouccn The Gypsy Trait I
Majestic 4 DGughtcr of the south
victoria The Bandis and thc prrschcg
LVric-Ai1sicai comedy and photoplayS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
No Nobel Peace Prize This Year.

thrlsuanla, Dee II r. The Nobel Com
mlttee has resolved not to award Nobel
peace prize IN l9lS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
The Meathcr-

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. Dec. ll.---korccaSt for DCia-
ware
Rain tonight. Thursday partly cloudy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11

s feeling Of security goes with Glover
llairp RoilL A4in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-11
Amusements Tonight

Particular people choose Cloylr DA-y
ualik ADV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
PROBLEM
RECEIVES ATTENTION
OF ALLIED POWERS
Representations of Several
Nations Are Attempting
To Formulate Policy
By Raymond clapper.

Omitted Press staff correspondent)
Washington, Aug. 26.-To determine
definitely upon a satisfactory solution
Of the Balkan problem, inter-allied ex.
changes are now under way. The qucs.
ton is being carefully studied, not on.
ly by President Wilson s personal agents
but by the other associated powers.
Realizing that the Balkan Question
the mother of many wars-must be de.
f~initely determined upon for disposition
at the peace table before negotiations
begin and acting upon the belief that we
will win the wal by 1920, study of the
problem is in full swing.
Senator Lodge, outlining "minimum
peace terms" and recommending a
" buffer" Slav state, together with ces.
sion of Trieste to Italy, has opened up
much discussion.
1t develops that shortly a special
agent-Anta Gyosdesyic - from King
Nicholas of Montenegro is coming to the
United States to protest against Monte.
negro being incorporated in any Jugo.
Slav state.
Greece it is further learned, is send
ing here by a special mission, a re-state-
ment Of her war aims.
Chief difficulty is looming up over
the position Of King Nicholas, who is de.
sirous of retaining Montenegro as a
separate nation.
Serbians advocating united southern
Slav state, declare Montenegro is largely
inhabited by Serbs and is both georgia
phically and ethnologically a natural
part Of the proposed union.
Under the scheme proposed by Ser.
bian and Austrian Slavs, the southern
union would include 10000 SAYS
now living in Serbia, Montenegro and
ten provinces in southern Austro. Hun
gary. These provinces include Dalmatia
Bosnia, Herzegovina, Croatia and Sla-
vonia. The entire territory Is yet IN.
der Austrian and Bulgarian domination
and evacuation by enemy troops Is de-
manded ahead Of everything else.
President Wilson, convinced that the
world can never besure Of peace until
the conflicting interests IN the Balkan
are satisfied, is determined upon a
thorough solution which win insure self
dete rmination Of the various peoples
there on a basis Of nationality rather
than old political and geographical
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Veteran OF Civil War
Pleased With Oregon

VIM, II. Mcintosh and daughter Mrs.
H.. NJ, Brown on Auburn, Indiana, dele
gates respectively Of the @. A, X. and
w. r. G. for the Twelfth district to the
late Portland Eneampment have stopped
at Salem on their way homeward by
way Of California and Colorado, and are
guests Of DR.. Dale Beechler.
Mr.. Mcintosh wal a soldier VI Wiscon+
sin, and saw active service a. a member
Of the 22nd Wisconsin Infantry Of Al.
ans brigade in the Armies 81 Kentucky
and the Cumberland In the Stats Of
kentucky and Tennessee and IN the
Georgia campaign, march 10 the sea and
through the Cafolinas 10 Raleigh, North
Carolina. Ito was one Of The r%eeonnoit.
ering force from Turner Ferry Oh the
Chalfahnchee that entered Atlanta On
September 2, 1854, when that city was
su1endercd ~ the mayor and General
CobufH and II was 10 his honor and that
~ Bic regiment that they Won especial
notice Tor gailanly On the skirmisb
inc in the battle 81 July 20, known as
Peach Tree creek.
Mr.. Mcintosh has been since the war
"a resident Of Indiana aud a snperintCn
dent Of schools and Of The county Of
DcAaib has been devoted 70 the cause
Of education.
Although past 81, nc marched Al Port
land a. one II the staff Of the eoniman.
der, Chief sommers on the parade and
aas reminded Of the ovation gwen
Of the grand armies at the city Of
Washington, on May ~, 1865.
lie i surprised and delighted With
Salem and It's surrounding fruitful farms
In Salem he notes AZ first glance her
broad streets, her public buildings her
artistic taste shown In beautiful roses,
and Is deeply impressed BY The looks
Of tie numerous large orchards Of ap-
pie, pear, peach and prune, heavily laden
~iih choice fruit and the well filled
fields u smail fruits, the raspberry the
biaekterryand the Loganbeuy. 4 Is 70
him 10 wonder that ih0ae who come 70
salem, Oregon, come 10 stay and never
igo back east.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26

burg line, twas learned this afternoon.
They arrived at the Wotan section of
the line at Monehy-Le-Preu and Cue
mappe, Give miles southeast of Arras
on the Cojeul river) capturing both of
these villages.
Wancourt "a mile southwest Of Cue
mappe) and Carney Give miles east of
Albert) also are reported to have been
captured.
The attack in the Searpe sector was
made between Fampoux Con the north
bank of the Scarpe, four miles east of
Aras) and the heights northeast of Neu-
ville-Vitasse (three miles southeast of
Arras) a front Of about three miles.
The British are now reported to have
made good progress east of H~eninel
(between Arras as Croiselles) and Mory
between Croiselles and Bapaume.
The third army's attack this morning
had progressed a depth Of two miles on
a front of slightly more than four miles
within a few minutes, il was learned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Portland Girl Drowned
AT McCaIPs Landing

Esther Gibbs. Of Portland, age 10,
was drowned Saturday afternoon about
.2:30 O'Clock IN the Willamette river
at the Mccall landing, seven and one.
half miles north Of salem.
She had heea picking hops on The
IN. A. Livesley ranch Saturday morn,
ing and with her mother and niece.
Miss White, Of Portland, had gone in
bathing. The two girls were walking
out in the Watef on d EBnken log when
suddenly Miss Gibbs was seized with
"a eramp ana fell.
As she could not swim, the young
girl, who was a good swimmer, al.
tempted 10 save her bas had 70 break
away as both were being pulled under
the water. After searching for about
three hours. the body was found aboat
a quarter Of a mile below the place
Of drowning
The body was brought 10 the under
taking parlors Of Webb a Cough and
this morning was forwarded 70 reia-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Casualties and Prisoners.

London, Aug. 26.-(1:08 p. m.)-The
total casualties of the British Third
army and Fourth army from Wednesday
to Sunday is estimated at about 23, SOP
it was learned today. In thesame period
about 10000 prisoners have been taken
see. Bomb Constantfnople.
Amsterdam, Aug. 26.-Two allied All
squadrons attacked Constantinople on
Wednesday night, according to an off
cial dispatch received from that city.
Throw Scare in Soldiers.
Amsterdam, Aug. 26.-Admission Of
reverses to the German army with q
warning to Germany, are contained n
an interview with General Won Stein
published in the Morgenpost.
Speaking Of an alleged quotation in
the New World that American troops
would shoot Germans attempting to sur
render, Won Stein said:
~ would hardly be surprised
He commented on on alleged remark
of President Wilson that Germany
makcs lynehers from armies, declared:
"Wilson outdid all ealumuies hitherto
| spread regarding Germany"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Mothers Friend
In Every Home
cemfoTs and Safety Assured Bsfoso
Che Arrival ef tho SGosk.

In tiiOu4snd8 OF American bgfnta There v
4 bGtfle u the splendid and tnch 9nDfef
remedy, Mothers Friend, thet has aided mang
4 woman through The trying ordeal, saved
her from suffering and paln. kept her "
health ~ mind and body in advance N
haby's coming. and had 6 most wonderful
influence In developing a healthy. lovely do
position Ia The child.
Mothers friend relieves tie pain and dis
comfort caused BY tbs strain on the Ign
ments, makes pllable those hbefs and mnselai
which nature u expanding. and soothes ~
Inflammation u breast glands AMI otA4l
t~ofenesa. The tendency 10 nervousness and
70 morning sickness or nausea 10 counter
acted.
by regular use during The period De mus
eies expand with ease when baby Is born
tension u reduced aud The pain and danSei
~ the crisis Is naturally less.
Mothers Friend II an external remedy
u absolutely safe and wonderfully egeeiivg
II MT only aliayg distress In advance bat
assures q speedy recovery for the mother. Z
This splendid preparation may 30 had "A
every drug stDfe, ard i one Of The RfkItef
blessings ever discovered for expeeiant motas
eTs. Write 10 ne Bfadaeid Regulator ca
4 Lamar Bldg, Atlanfa.s Ca, for thes
motherhood hook 70 valuable 10 expeetaii
mothers, and Ia tbs meantime do net ~
70 get q bottle Of Mothers Friend u te
drug store asd thus f5FufY yourself aFainat
pain aad discomfort.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
WOMAN
GAINED 40 POUNDS
Electrical Treatment And
Everything Else Failed To
Help Her---Tanlac Re-
stores Her.

"'There, that is what / have been
looking for the past six months now
for my sister" said Mrs. vi Legault,
who resides at 22lh Post street, spo.
kane, Washg pointing to the big Tan.
las display in Mnrgittrogd's Drug
Store, recently.
My sister 5 health has broken
down" Mrs. Legault continued, "and
| firmly believe Tanlae win fix her
up as il did me three years ago.
Before | took it / was suffering
from a complication Of ailments which
had resulted in nervous prostration.
My troubles all started from a bad
stomach and l was in a pitiable eondi.
tios. Everything | ate would sour eaus.
ing me such awful pains in the pit Of
my stomach that / could hardly stand
it. My nerves were in a bad shape, /
was badly constipated aud even now /
hate to think Of the terrible head.
aches | had. l also suffered from
weakness and pains in my right side,
which was the worst kind OF torture.
Electrical treatment and everything
else was tried on me, except an opera
ton, which | refused to stand for, but
nothing did me any good. l had always
weighed around one hundred and forty
eight pounds, but my suffering pulled
me down to one hundred and twelve,
and | was scarcely more than a frame.
| really had no desire 10 live as my
case seemed to be hopeless.
well some wonderful things hap
pen IN this world, and my recovery is
one Of them. | picked up a paper one
day in Detroit, Michigan, where / was
living at the time, and read a Tanlac
testimonial given by a lady who lived
but a short distance from me, aud right
then ! decided to try Tanlac. The TO-
suits | obtained are nothing less than
remarkable. Ny appetite soon came
back, my stomach got so / could eat
and digest my food and every one Of
my troubles gradually left, and the
first thing ! knew ! was regaining my
lost weight and strength. After using
five bottles Of Tanlae | found that /
hal gone up to one hundred and fifty
two pounds-actually gaining forty
pounds-making several pounds more
than ! had ever weighed before. And
although IL has been nearly three years
now since Tanlac restored me / have
never been bothered with any of my
old troubles 10 this good day, and /
have held my weight, always weighing
around one hundred and fifty pounds.
So you can see why ! have been 80
anxious TO find Tsnlac for my sister.
| am going 70 Jet her know right away
Fhere she can get II. | am glad 70 give
this statement, for the best way / know
10 pay the debt Of gratitude / owe
Tanlae is 70 tell others how il has made
life worth living for me-"
Tanlae Is sold In Hubbard BY Hub.
bard Drug Co., in Mt. Anger by Ben
Gooch, 10 Geryais by John Kelly, in
Turner by II. p. Cornelius, in Wood
burn BY Lyman II. Storey, in Salem
by DR.. =. @. Stone, in silyerton by Geo.
A. ~steelhammer, in Gates By Mrs. J.
r. Mecurdy and in stayton by G. A
Beauchamp. (Ady1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
CARDINAL FARLEY I'LL

Mamaroncek, n, X, Aug. 20. Grave
concern was felt this afternoon for Car.
dinal Farley who Is III al bis aaamer
home here.
He passed q restless night, II was
stated, and unless a change for the bet
ter IL noted soon, bis physicians, IL was
said, will feel that hUpc for recovery u
gone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26

boundaries.
Numerous elements, ine.ading Serb
ians. DalmaiiaBs and slays escaped from
Austrian territory have outlined pfoyi-
sions Of the proposed state. a constr
tuition Is to be adopted by a constituent
assembly elected by a majority vote.
The secret ballot and universal suffrage
are provided for.
Regarding Trieste, opinion differs.
Several representatives favor inserna.
iienalizing 81 this leading Adfiatie sea
port. Italy claims u BY reason of the
fact that two thirds u the population
is Italian. Since Trieste y tie chief
trade channel for the northern port Of
the Balkan peninsula, rs disposition j.
regarded IS one Of the most important
questions 70 he solved
Emphasis viii be taken from political
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Artillery Fighting.

Paris, Aug. 26,-(l2;15 p. m.)-Artil-
lery fighting last night between the Al.
lette and the Aisne rivers and in the
Roye and Beuvraignes regions was re,
ported by the French war office today.
I'm the Roye and Beuvraignes region.
and between the Ailette and the Aisne
there was sharp artillery fighting last
night, the co%mmunique std.
In the Vosges two German raids
were unsuccessful. We took some prison.
ers here"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26

iiyes in Portland. She Is survived by
her mother. Mrs. Blanche Gibbs Of
Portland, and her father who lives IN
Idaho, Also by a sister living in Port
land. Miss Gibbs was to have been
married this fall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Stands with Spain.


boundaries IN the framing OF the new
Balkan peninsula and efforts win be
made 10 abolish trade restrictions, which
are considered among the chief causta
of the trouble there in the past. free.
movement o. goods across boundaries.
will be among The provisions insisted
upon. seaports would be made aecessib-
le to all nations on the same terms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
LONDON STRIKERS OUT

London, Aug. 20. Striking tube
workers were still out today, pending
consideration 81 their demands that ali
railway workers be given equal pay.
Some tube trains were 10 operation Sun.
day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26

casualties upon him and taking many
prisoners.
"Anothcr counter attack, attempted
BY the enemy later in the evening was
also unsuccessful. Favreuil is in our
hands, and we have made progress be.
hind the village.
"North of this point we have improv.
ed our positions southeast Of Mory and
west Of Croiselles.
"A heavy rain is falling on the bat.
tlefield."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
War Summary of United Press
l4S3rd Day Of the War; 39th Day Of Counter 0fftnsiye

Pieardy front-General Byng's army
extended the battle front north of the
Scarpe this morning by attacking on
a four mile sector east Of Arras. The
British penetrated two miles within a
few hours, capturing three villages and
reaching old Hindenburg.
Farther southwark, the British adj
vanced s~outheastward of Heniel and
east of Mory, thus showing good pres
sure on both flanks.
The French captured .Frenoy-Le-
Roye, between Roye and Somme, and
advanced slightly between the Ailettc
and Aisnes
Vosges front-German prisoners were
taken during the repulse of two enemy
attacks in this region.
Aisne-V esle front-American troops
advanced a third Of a mile on a front
of a mile and a quarter, east of Fsmes
yesterday, taking important German DO
sitions along the Scissors Rheims rail
way. Infantry operations along the
whole Vesle front are becoming more
active.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
GERMAN PRESS FEARS
SPAIN MAY INFLUENCE
SPANISH COUNTRIES
AT Same Time Insist Germany
Cannot Give Up Submar-
inc Warfare.

Copenhagen, Aug, a6.-Excuses for
Germany's stand IN defiance Of Spain i
threat to seize German shipping in
compensation for submarine losses, are
contained in copies Of German news.
papers received here,
"Spain must acknowledge the situa.
ton which compelled Germany to adopt
submarine warfare says the Lokal
Anzeigcr. "GermaUy can't give IL m
in order to save Spanish vessels. Ii
would render the submarine war use
less"
The Taglischc Rundshau Zeitung
forecasts dire results, declaring:
'"'Spain's action Is the beginning Of
a conflict which may affect Mexico
and Argentine. Spain s complaint
means an admission Of her favor to
the entente. Her note must be con.
sidered an unfriendly act. Germany
cannot make. submarine concessions. "
"should Spain give up her neutral.
ity it would be the greatest political
triumph the entente has attained the
Vorwaerts says. at must be prevent.
cd by an oblging policy from Ger.
many"
Stands with Spain.
Amsterdam, Aug. 2G.-''The genuine
ness of the neutrality Spain hitherto
adopted cannot be doubted declared
the Berlin yorwaerts.
Therefore, We demand forthwith
that Spain must not be driven into
the ranks Of our enemies We will
hold the government responsible
Wants to Discuss IL.
S~antander, Spain. Aug. 26.The Ger.
man minister, arriving from San Sc.
bastian Friday, requested an interview
with King Alfonso regarding q most
urgent matter, it was learned today
The king replied he was unable TO
grant the interview then, but would
notify the ambassador when he could be
received.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Reach Old Line.

London, Aug. 26.-(2:15 p. m.)-Tho
British in their new attack along the
Scarpe have reached the old linden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
FRENCH RESUME

Continued from page one)
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-07
NOTICE.

Estate of Gaetano Scapin. decea sed
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned. Administrator of the estate
of Gaetano Scapin, late of The County
of La Sale and State of Illinois, de.
ceased. Will appear before the Probate
Court of said County on the first Mon
day (being the first day of July, 1913,
at the Probate Court Room. in Otta.
wa. in said County, when and where
all persons having claims or demands
against said estate are notified to at.
tend and present the same In writing
for adjustment.
Dated the 23rd day Of April. A. u.
1918.
FRANK =. FOLLETT.
Administrator
r. A. Green, Attorney.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-07
Browne & Wiley, Attorneys.

TAKE NOTICE that the undersign.
cd, Marie Gordon, Guardian of Frances
Marie Gordon. William Leroy Cor.
don and Frank Willard Gordon. min.
or heirs of Frank Gordon. deceased,
has filed her petition in the Probate
Court of La Sale County, Illinois,
asking for an order of said Court auth.
orizing her as such Guardian to Dor.
row the sum of Seven Thousand ($7,-
900 O0) Dollars, and to execute her
note or notes as such guardian for
the sum of Seven Thousand $4,000 0O)
Dollars, payable In FIVE (5) years with
interest at the rate Of 5k per cent
per annum, payable annually. with the
privilege Of paying One Thousand
t$l.000.00) Dollars. or any multiple
thereof on any interest paying date.
and to execute a mortgage or trust
deed as such guardian. on the South
half (S.la) of the Southeast quarter
tSEA) of Section Seven (O in Town.
ship Thirty-one (3D North. Range
Five t5) East of the Third Principal
Meridian. in the County of La Sale
and State of Illinois. to secure the
payment of said note or notes. for the
purpose Of paying the unpaid claims
allowed against the estate of Frank
Gordon, deceased, and for making re.
pairs on the land OF said minors;
which said petition to make said loan
and mortgage said real estate to SC.
cure the payment thereof, will come
up for hearing In the Probate Court
of La Sale County. Illinois. on Mon.
day. the third day of juno. 1918, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ. or as soon there.
after as the business of said Court
will permit, at which time the under.
signed will ask that the prayer of
said petition be granted, and that an
order he entered In said Court In &C.
cordance with the prayer of said petit.
ton.
DATED. Ottawa, Illinois. May 2,
1918.
MARIE GORDON.
Guardian Of Frances Marie Gordon.
William Leroy Gordon and Frank
Willard Gordon.