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Evening journal., 1918-05-07
Germany Takes Over Ukraine
lFrom the New York SUM-

With the capture OF sebastopol Ger
many holds the entire north coast OF
the Black Sea. Fortified by the posses-
sion OF this region. so important and
vitsl to the new Ukranlan state. the
Germans have abandoned all pretcn-
lions TO tho establishments OF a free
ana independent Ukraine. Any ukranian
VINO believed In their intentions. an
n0unced with much pecksnifan suavity
az the Brest-Litovsk peace conference.
mas mad his faith shattered by the ar
rest OF Ukrainian officials, the seizure
OF klev, the Ukraine capital. and the
establishment OF German military rule.
Ihe Germans adroitly passed over the
question OF the boundaries OF the new
state at The peace conference, but they
left the Implication that they should in
clude all southern Russian 20 the eau
casus region They had scarcely &C.
cured the signatures 10 the treaty and
sent an army into Ukraine, ostensibly
against The Rumanians. then they cap
tured Odessa. When the army under
General Won Hichhorn had reached cen
tral Ukraine and was encamped at the
gates or kiev another army which had
been operating along the Black Sea IT.
toral marched into and occupied Sc
bastopol The result IS that the entire
Blaok Sea coast Is now In possession OF
Germany and her allies. Her hold upon
the two ports OF Odessa and Sebastopol
make II impossible for Ukraine TO ex-
port any Of its grain or other products
over the sea except under German d.
dection and control All Ukrainian bus
mess and commerce Is thus at the
mercy OF Berlin.
Tho reason assigned for tho high
handed methods at Kiev are so genu-
inely Prusslan as 10 be unquestloned
The government had proved too weak
TO maintain law and order" SAYS the
official Berlin statement. What Berlin
had least desired at Kiev was a strong
sovornment In building up a Ministry
and Rada II had carefully excluded
Ukralnians with patriotism or ability.
and had chosen men who it believed
would be subservant 10 It's demands.
Where this government failed was In
delivering over 10 Germany all the ce-
real products OF the country. The Ger
mans demanded s. per cent Of the wheat
In Ukraine at their own price. The
peasant farmers found in this inslsfence
an exaction that had never been made
upon them even by the autocratic rule
OF Russia. They refused 10 give up
their grain Revolts against the Ger
man military rule and armed conflicts
between the troops and the peasants
were OF daily occurrence. The stores
promised with the Ukraine occipation
were not forthcoming, and tho failure
OF this supply is the reason Of the
great ehOrtapn ~ food In A,tsfri, ~,
the increasing discomfort among the
Austrian people. There is little sur
prise that the Berlin statement adds
our efforts to restore order met with
insufficient support from the govern
ment which moreover, took no meas
ures regarding the spring sowing 10
meet its treaty obligations"
This explains In Berlln's own words
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
Our FELICTTATIONs

~ oHAfBR COUNTY COMPTROLLER pHILEeTNfA
CHANDLER OF Cleymont will celebrate. on Thurs
day Of this week, the Goth anniversary his birth
Although frail physically, because Of recent Illness,
Mr. Chandler Is alert mentally and caser to 1.-Two at least
Ions enough to The United States and ts allies defeat
the Huns.
This nonogenarian IS respected highly by all who
know him and by no one moro than the average tax
payer OF New Castle county. who knows with what
pansakng care he protected tho public interest while
he was watchdog Of the county treasury
We felictate Mr. Chandler upon the happy event that
impends, and trust he win live to enjoy many moro
birthday celebrations.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
With The PafaoFaphers

Even She ltsa Bena red birds have Joined the ranks
on the patriots and now sing the early morning:
Get up Work. Work. Work. and by thunder they
are right about It, That's the way to do your part TO
hep win the war Get your lazy self out Of bed betimes
tnese morning ana make garden.-lta Bena Times
China IS ready to send million soldiers TO the front in
france whenever the supreme command calls for them
Meanwhile the Chinese who went 20 France 20 labor he
hnd the lines have proved their nghtng capacity in an
emergency The Orient knows what freedom il and h
ready TO defend it-NeVv York sun.
The Negley correspondent was mistaken when he
was boasting Of the smart people Negley Mr. Binss
ley ana brother j. G, went TO school az NeEiey
They went TO Section t6. The writer went the same
time they did at the same plsceElkon Correspondence
Lisbon Patriot
Among the other unimportant messages Is that con-
yeyed by the man who wishes to whisper in your ear
The futlity OF political meeting lies in tho fact that
only those who have been converted attend the
Jay z. House In the Topeka Capital.
Missouri VIII have the honor OF sending to the United
States Senate the first Senator named Xenophon. The
orignal war correspondent good and we trust
that X p Whitley Will be q good and not to tslkstive
senstore-New York sun
II is true. reported that George Creers so-osed
information bureau. which is really non-informaton
bureau costs g. 5000 year. here s one spot that win
stand Dit OF conservston.-Cncnnati Commercial
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
THE LOCAL vs. THE rmroRI,I, VIEW

the most prominent place its front page the
oeorEUsown Journal makes three-q quarters column
announcement OF the candidacy Of James NJ Tuunel Of
Sussex county, for the Democratic nomination for United
States Senator In short from the points Of view
regards Mr.. Tunnes announcement as being the most
important thing in iis columns
Turning to the editorial page, however we ind the
following:
III now looks il there would be very little opposi-
tion to the denomination Of Salisbury and polk .
Their denomination is merely question Of keeping in
Washington men who have proved faithful in time Of
great travail Ordinarily opposition for political ONCE
Is not bad thing but under present conditions we SEQ
no good in political scramble merely for the sake Of
securing ofloe. There is much more at stake now
than merely gratifying political ambition"
The Georgetown Journal s Willard Salisbury or
San II win be noticed that while locally it regards the
entry OF Tmne Into the Senatorial race as Of prime
Importance edoray it looks upon that event as being
OF scant Importance and as representing a political
scramble for ONCE which is without Justification
II Tunnel be not careful Senator Salisbury may
HIST him with the political Pussians whom ne spoke
so freely and fooshly at the recent Victory Dinner in
this city
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
A MENACE nATHEn THAN A CorRrFsY

a NfERICAN troops should be moved with as little
o. publicity possible.
The Federal Government has requested Il the railroad
ehoias have seconded that request and so far VIII
mington is affected Mayor Lawson has issued order
having that object in view
And yet there persons In Wilmington afflicted
by excess Of patriotic ZEAL who 10 think that
every time troop train passes through city the
fact should be heralded TO the world by chorus OF
Slrident whistles which be heard for miles, Il is
wrong-dead wrong-for several reasons
One is that America is fun OF alien enemies and
potes and they should not be apprsod the approach
arrival departure OF any troop train A bomb sot
ct bridge. culveri in fact any place along the
line would wreck train kin and wound many Of lis
occupants and tic up traflc for hours a time when 70
Is OF high Importance that s flow he unobstructed
Another that attracts the rights Of way
Of the railroads many persons particularly boys and
girls who have business there and who expose them
selves TO deadly danger
And yet other reasons that such noisy sautatious
consume time and power that should be used for prao-
tcal war purposes and also rasp upon The tenderest
sensibilitles Of and women who have boys In tho
service waiting 70 be called
These things being true We think that those u charge
,of manufacturing plants in and our city should
live strict orders that such demonstrations cease and
See 80 # that such orders oDeyed.
The spirit underlying such demonstrations is ane
Ti1e trouble - that It IL misdrected and constitutes
meuaoe rather than courtesy % The soldier boys
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
II WILL GO OVER HE Tor.

II OR the purpose OF raising fund OF $75OO for Jewish
relief, dinner will be held In the Hotel dupont
on next Saturday evening II will be tho auspices
OF William Coyne Pierre s. dupont Morris Levy, John
j. Raskob, John s Rossell David Snellenburg, Louis
Topks and William Topks. representative citizens
who entertain deep sympathy for all nationals and
slonists who suffering in consequence Of the amb
on OF the Huns to nnct their policy Of blood and iron
upon the world
The Jows In this city and State have rallied heartily
TO all the relief enterprises that have been
augurated and this Jewish relief campaign dinner ON
Saturday night win open tho door for the Gentes 10
come back in true form and to demonstrate anew TO
the world that when it 10 sufferers Whining
tonans know and creed and that man is a
man, woman is and child Is a ohld-nothng
more and nothing less.
We predict, with absolute confidence that the cam
palgn win be In fact, need be sur
prised II the fund raised exceed $4,000, worthy Is
the cause which the movement represents.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
FINE WORK BY RnrAnIANs

VIZ notice that the Rotary Club Of Wilmington oh
w tained Third Liberty Loan subscriptions amount
ing to s3i5950
That was nno work. It reflects great credit upon
tho clubs Liberty Loan Committee, which was COM
posed OF James B. Owens, chairman; Josiah Marvel.
George H. Spaokman William Jordan and Albert Bird
Mr. owens is receiving special praise from his fellow
members for the intelligence energy which be nut
into The work and which was reelected In the activity
OF his associates and the liberal response made by the
club and rs friends
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1918.
AT TIE HEAD OF TIE UNION.

Ohm s RossELL and his associates in Delaware in
the Third Liberty drive should feel supremely
happy
Delaware has taken. in round figures, s25000O0O OF
the loan thereby tripng the minimum amount allotted
to H.
In consequences. receives the highest Liberty Loan
houors OF any State in the Union and is entitled TO have
two stars its honor flag
The deserved. Mr. Rosse and his as
soclates in this and the other counties have worked
early and late 10 produce the result In this they have
been supported Loyalty by patriotic public, and par
hcularly by the dupont Company. which made It posi-
bic for the highest hoDors TO TO next to the small
est State In he Union
No except Mr. RosseI and his associates knows Of
the vast amount OF general and detailed that
required 10 achieve such result and, that they
have carried the eht three times as minimum
allotment called for they the figures with pro
found satisfaction and take a well-earncd rest
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
Cabbage and Sausage
Wilmington WOman'S Diet

Il have doctored with the best doc
tors In the United states. Some said one
thing and some another was ailng me
and all wanted TO cut me open. but
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy saved me, 50
now cat cabbage, sausage and any
thing want TO. Nothing hurts me" Il
Is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
Intestinal tract and allays the intlam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose viii
convince or money refunded J. NJ.
Eckerd, the Miller Drug Store, n. B.
Danforth
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

why Germany established a separate
Ukrainian state. It was not to bring
liberty or freedom TO the people. but
TO create a vassal state that would
furnish her with a grain supply for her
army and incidentally for her civil pop
ulsiion. Because the Ukrainians re-
fused TO submit TO these conditions
they are 70 he forced into slavery by
prussian mllitarism
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
STAGE wonRERs MY noNDs

/. A. r. :. +. Local No. ssi. comprls-
ing the stage hands union. which has
eight men IN service and more expected
10 so, has bought 500 Liberty Bond.
The union has also donated 20 the
Red Cross and the "Our Boys IN France
Tobacco Fund %
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
MORE PICTURES AND MAPS FOR OuR FIGHTERS.

H ROM Mrs. r. b. shurter one OF the most prominent
and patriotic women in Elsmere, received yes
terday ue lot Of views in Germany, Belgium those
portions OF France which are in the hands OF the
Germans together with maps covering wide areas Of the
European battlenelds. We have sent them, with her
compliments, TO the American Protective League which
is gathering such things for the the Bureau OF In
vestgaon Of the United States Department Of Justice
In placing n the hands OF the War Department mass
Of useful material Of that sort
We thank Mrs shurter for the interest she has dis
played In this matter and hope that many other per
sons win emulate her in patriotic action along the
lines suggested.
This is time when every American should place at
the disposal OF the War Department every bit Of in
formation he she possesses that will contribute TO
tho defeat Of the murderous- minded Huns
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
SUPPER AT 81 IoUN,s

A supper will he served in 81. Johns
parish house on Thursday night by the
Womens Auxiliary beginning Al 6
o'clock. Ice cream and cake Will be
sold
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

PosimssterNGDeral Burleson says he is in favor Of
extending the classified civil service 10 cover an post
Offices But he refused TO give any information as 10
tho manner in which he had made appointments in those
positions already under the classified civil service law
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
snAMnnCk snCIAI. CIIin nANCE

The Shamrock Social Club wish TO
announce that their weekly dance will
be changed from Thursday, May Q, 10
Friday, May 10, this week only.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07
STEPHENS is OUT
ON $4,000 CASH BAIL

Frank stephens, OF Arden, who was
held under 5000 bail by Judge Brad
ford In United States District Court yes
terday on a charge OF violating the
espionage act, was released late yes
terday afternoon on cash bail bond.
The court allowed the defendant ten
days in which TO nle demurrer or
change his plea OF not guilty.
stephens was not represented by
counsel when srraigned yesterday.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

rho wheat crop for the whole OF italy FOR 1917 was
3siO90O metric TONS compared with 8sOi40O tons for
i96-a loss ot million metric TONS which means an
increasing dependence Of Italy on the United states FOR
wheat this year.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

After May there can't be liquor with singing and
dancins In Chicago. That win end most Of the singing
Nobody stand It without liquor.
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

II we don't buy bonds incomes may be taxed sixty
six per cont. az IN Great Britain
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

The request which Chairman Hurley has made for
nifty millions with which TO build concrete ships takes
that question out OF the abstract
Evening journal., 1918-05-07

Board and rooms TO let and houses 10
be sold Will be advsniageously adver-
tlsed In the Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
Make Your Own Cough
Syrup and Save Money


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
SUFFS BELIEVE
THEY'LL Win IF
WILSON HELPS
BN gibson GARDNER
Special staff Dlspateh

WASH NGToN. Jan. i0--If prosi
dent Wilson actively supports tho
federal amendment for woman SUI
frago. that measure viii pass. This
IN the feeling Of Huffragist leaders
II is tho answer apparent in "a mum
Der OF polls which have been made.
Tho most favorable poll IN one
made by senator Reed smoot. OF
Utah, who finds 3is Votes In tho
house for the amendment II all
members are present when the vote
IL taken. Il wonld require 500 TO pass
hut ics- than this viii be sufficient,
since the requirement IL for two
thirds of those present
Tho poll made by members ~ the
woman'H party. which has been can
wasting congress for two years. nd
mits the lack Of approximately 90
votes. These. they say. can b- sup
piled from the "a mon committAi. -
Among the non eommlttais 20 wer.
found "favorably inclined
OF tho ga favorable votes. 81 are
democrats. it7 republicans and 0 In.
dependent.
VI inc lat oppsfHrn votes, al hr~ ~
pubiicans. % democrats and indie
pendent
OF the as non -eommittai votes. Il
are democrats.
No difficulty II anticipated In tho
senate. That body has favored the
amendment once and the polls show
n comfortable margin In its favor
Tho amendment has been reported
by In. hous. Judiciary committee.
without any Recommendation. either
for or against.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
INVITING BOY TO HOME

Dear Miss Grey: which is prop
er. for n young girl to ask boy &c
come and sec her. or for the boy
friend TO call on her II she doesn't
ask him.
Also. do you think II all right for
n girl OF i6 to 40 out with "A boy she
has known about six years?
MARTHA.
The invitations to call may
come from either the boy or the
girl. Often. when a girl has
been out with n boy and he has
been nice TO her. she says. on
parting. Won't YOU come out
and see mo some time7 ] should
like TO have you" Or the boy
may call mp and ask TO call on
certain date. There Is no hard
and fast rule regarding this.
II a girl has known n boy for
six years, and her parents APP
prove. | think II would he all
right for her to attend "A matinee
or party with him. do believe.
however, that young girls should
DO home long before midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
THERE WAS A DAY
NOT LONG AGO
When Few Women usod Fsr~ Pov.
ders. Creams or Cosmetics

Now. almost every woman uses
thrm-and without conccaimsnt- II
IN conceded that she has the right
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m she can. For this reason. many
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
"A YELLOW TAG" SENDS YOU TO
HOSPITAL IN TRENCH LINGO


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missioned officer.
U-Itoat Unterseeboote) German
type Of submarine.
v
Netiette-Freneh outpost
virage-A whirling pivot evolution
OF an airplane.
Verey Lights-A flare for iiiuminat-
ing enemy's position.
v. C.sfyictoria Crosst--fIighest Brit
ish decoration for bravery.
w
Wave-A line of troops In assault.
The first line IL called the first
wave. The line which bombs out
the positions crossed by the pre-.
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up wave.
Whiz Bang--A particularly often
slve form Of shell. which bursts
two or three times. like n Chinese
flre-cracker
Wipers-British soldiers name for
Yprea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
INQUIRE ABOUT 1T

Dear Miss Grey: have composed
a piece of music. song and words.
of the modern rag type, and as
] play the violin, ! wondered II II
was all right to send the voice
part and words to the publisher
without the piano part.
Another thing. II ! am to have
Il copyrighted. must l copyright II
before or after the publisher re-
ceives tiff he doesT would be
very much obliged II ] could re-
ceive the above information. j.
II you will go TO one OF the
reputable music companies here
in the city and ask man who
handles music all the time about
your composition. he will be able
to tell you about it. You can send
II to publishing house and they
will have II copyrighted for you
IL 1t Is worth anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
BARD SAYS ARREST IN
POOLROOM WAS UNJUST

Alvia Bard. OF 1f49 18th ave. s..
who was arrested with 16 others last
Saturday at the white House pool.
room. In the basement Of the Joshua
Green building. declares that al in
justice was done him. He stoutly
maintains that he liz not Stacker,
since he In only 10 years old.
81 lost my job at the Great North
ern roundhouse because of this"
said Bard. II arm only 10 years old
and sure am not a Stacker. II I was
old enough I would be at war now.
I was standing outside the poolroom
entrance when the police came up.
They told me to 20 down inside. and
when obcyed they arrested me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
ZOE STARS DISPLAYED IN
SERVICE FLAG

Tho local branch of the National
Biscuit Co, 2s2s First ave. s.. has
displayed in its window a handsome
service flag. with 702 stars. repre-.
senting the company's contribution
thus far to Uncle Sans fighting
men. nearly 9 per cent of its male
employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10
TEEL WILLIAMS PASSES
AVIATION EXAMINATION

Teel Williams, OF the advertising
bureau of the Bon Marche. has re-
ceived notification that he passed
successfully the examination for the
aviation service. Williams was one
out of II passing recent examina-
tons. He is awaiting orders to re-
port for training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-10

Yellow TAg-Card indicating that
patient is to be sent to a special
hospital.
Zcnstvo-A Russian district Assem-.
bly,.
Zef-zeppclin. German dirigible
balloon used In this war chiefly for
the murder OF non-combatants.
THE END