davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27

ratified by the meeting:
 Industral-John E. Williams.
 Mercantile-T. w. Johnson.
 Agricultural-J. R. Holden.
 Traffic annd Transportation-C. L. Fox.
 Credit-W. T. Parish.
 Civic-Thomas Hutson.
 Publicity-A. c. Wikerson.
 At the conclusion of this transac- tion President Hubby presented Charles L. Mariner, business mana ger of the Chamber of Commerce, stating that the board of directors had searched diligently for a com potent and live man for the place and had succeeded by securing the services of MT. Mariner, who had al- ready shown his worth, and had given rise to feeling among the people of the city that he will fulfull his mis- sion thoroughly. MT. Mariner was given a great ovation. He told of the things that had already been ac- complished by the organization here, among them being the establishment of a credit-rating system, which places at the disposal of the mer- chants of the city the knowledge of the financial ability of practically every man and woman of the city, and which will serve as protection to the merchant who would eliminate bad accounts from his books and cul- tivate the trade of customers with good rating. He has done away with fake advertising schemes, thereby creating a saving for the town. Other matters have been accom- plished, and Mir. Mariner told of many other projects now in process of realization. He called upon the public to cooperate with him, invit- ing constructive and not destructive criticism. He made plea for the cooperation of the town people with the farmer and the establishment of closer relationship. At the conclu- sion of his talk the new business manager was loudly applauded which demonstration was an attesta- ton of the cooperation which Mir Mariner can be assured will be given him by our people.
 Other short and interesting talks followed, among the speakers being Rev. w. B. Hays, Carl Bellingrath and Dr. G. K. Stevens.
 It was decided at the meeting te make the luncheons at least month ly affair. It was apparent that those who probably were personally oppos- ed to the luncheon program at flrs' were thoroughly converted last night It throws together the community lights and brings about a good feel ing of fellowship that would not de. yelop otherwise. A discussion of the needs of war work here and In the county, together with the work o1 planning the upbuilding of the com munity, is conducive of results thai in worth are far in excess of the financial investment necessary fol the luncheon.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27

Washington, Sept. 27.-Military men say the capture of Strummita- mud breaks the strongest link in the Bulgarian offensive and leaves no serious obstacle to an allied march into the country.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27
(By The Associated Press. !

Paris, Sept. 27tThe French cons mander in chief in Macedonia of1i- cially reports that the Bulgarian have asked for meeting to arrange| the conditions of an armistice md eventual peace. The French co1n- mander refused to suspend opera-| tions, but said he would receive duly qualified delegates of the Bulgarian government.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27
AMERICANS AND FRENCH JAP TURF f6,000 PRISONERS AND FRENCH ATTAIN. ALL THEIR DETECTIVES.
 sgzHzx Late News From the Champagne Front Indicate The Attack Is Progressing Under Most Fa-
 vorable Conditions. OTHER ALLIES PROGRESSING.
ooo . Q . . . Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q c
Q BULLETIN. 0 C
 a . c . . Q c c . Q Q . . . Q 6 (

London, Sept. 27.-The Bri- tish today advanced to within three miles of Cambrai and took between five and six thousand prisoners.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
 London, Sept. 27.The British government today received from m official and authorized source an ap- plication from Bulgaria for an arr mistice.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27
'gOvernnnen1

(By The Associated Press.) London, Sept. 27-The British have captured the Bulgarian city of Strun- mitanud.
Newport daily independent., 1918-09-27
Chamber Of Commerce
 Luncheon Big Success

groups, which appointments were ratified by the meeting:
 Industral-John E. Williams. Mercantile-T. w. Johnson.
 Agricultural-J. R. Holden. Traffic annd Transportation-C. L. Fox.
 Credit-W. T. Parish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
Observation-Disclosures

YARD; SpTiHgGcid water: PC
NearIy leasa RnnMn MINI Nnrh ri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SMALL Adult FAMILY wishes furnished
house on Main Line, electric railroad con.
Nchtcnt tu s'Htiont within " hour rldc OF
.ltN; Nevct1hi" garden. May II to SoWenher
IL; modarptr price IN consideration ut goOd
cor" and reliable parties. NJ $50 Ledger
Office.
CITY urouar''os rn'irht uuvklv for casa.
WEST ~ PbHrETT rGfN AVID Parrish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD. s., 1729--Ronm with or without
board: conv to Hog Island and navy yard
BROAD. S.. 2100--Convenient to Navy Yard
sno LOG island: accommodate Q mon:
CHESTNUT, 2OO1
Rooms and professional offices
CHESTNUT, 20i3-Well-furnishcd rooms:
single and double: electricity; reference.
CHESTNUT. 20O2---Rooms furn. or unfuin..
with or without bath; electric light.
ST. JAMES PLACE, a2O3 Ca2d and WaInuD
.----Deslrable furn. or unfurnished rooms.
WALNUT. 3905-Wel furnished rooms near
Ia :; exceptional board. Preston 423I w.
18TH 241 S.-Rooms and suites, furnished
or unfurnished housekeeping.
18TH 14O1 N-Threo rooms, fret 1oor un.
furnished. So: yard other Vacancies. furn
18TH ST. S.-Cholce rm., with den; all
MOI, cows gentleman. Phi Wood 2s13 W.
52D ST.. s., 13O9-Rooms for gentlemen: ali
cows; private family. Woodland G557.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
SUMMER uoIrSpS

nishcl cnttaEy. : rcoius nj hon a. Ut,
9t me harbor. Miss Alll. NJ. clark. AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
FOR RENT--FuRNIsHED
GfRMANTOVS

..---... GERMANTOWN
Moi,ERN house. furus all cows. 81 miles
Hartrnn. '""N' 'oDo' St'h
y,lt'i - n liEl' modern H. room house:
= H. n1"cui q minutes TO Carpenter station,
=. -, u lh9nc Gcrmantown I55 ".
-, St Martins, Chestnut mn
~ htaiikhSC " r. modern home: - rooms
tho year. ''' "'ou' 'o' At"t uS
~, WARNoCK & EAfLEN
ptlS Bldg.. li2 : 10th st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

In Philadelphia. 5-room-snd bath bunga-
low, all conveniences. In Venice Park, At
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30

l-ln -.
,u-, MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
hlOcrai lohns; quick results: building asso-
Vdtlon fundsi loans on estates
G. II TAYLOR
- 'o3 Lincoln BuidnE. Walnut 1850
FUNDS, for first and second MORTGAGES.
" Ihilhdclnhia and nearby New Ier.av and
fenhsElyania. Lamb & Co T97 WaIuu, ~
I'm fOSlIlNELf place that Let or gd
, miE. Tor You at once, funds in ali sums on
hand; individuals only a. lis. Ledger Tent
S"1 200 " & J.. funds awaiting invce,. I'm
ISL -d Y smut mortgages. improved rhila
prop only, ShuttloNorth, 1904 kcus'n ave
ALL AMOUNTS tsT AND 20 MORTGAGES
,,,,..,.., Quick Answer
MAJ HllE II. MATSINGER. II. T. Tr Bldg
LOANS on, LIST. AMI % MORTGAGES
AND INTERESTS IN ESTATES
Join \, HANRi. 5n7 TAND TITLE BLDG
FIRST and second mtges. placed, Geo L.
--t.nINr osrItt. ~ commonwealth Trust RldE.
MONEY FOR iST & aD MORTGAGES
LEWIS COHEN. lll3 LINCOLN BLDG.
LARGE AMOUNT for nrst and second mort
sases koehler, 1901 Chestnut ST.
HOME buyers assisted; city or sub, lst & "a
W'ecS chester Osborne 1924 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
MORTGAGES

S'o NnrE or MORTGAGE
rn Immediate settlempnts
~ Unsettled Estate Loans
,,,oo building Association Funds
Sl"'V DEMPSEY 4 GO.
~ : 18TH sf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS

TIL. PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
Tor lusuranc,s on Lives ana Granting An
uul,ies 5i7 chestnut It. Both ph.ncs' a.,
"l1 : Is. l5r.S Sa0s. "a aO3O Cht. .2r. lhO 90
sGi ) I'D "Gr lIn 90 "u2O Iorusil!r y" w
3lj : g2d lir 1867 l3IS Ilut. l!r ln>St
l34O Sr'co, lur. l0O. uO gi3l Sur'cc llr lUWW.
1870 Pine lSr Saai 9IlT riuv, lsrr S3.Hl
~ : lpiu'ilr ~ Ou. ii5G y lGth. iGr. 1000
iGiS Pine, IT.. GO.uU lIlO plN'ud. llr a"'mu
lGa2 oxford llr i5.uu. N"3 Kur". lur. t"u,
iS33 y. N.liiu1lr - OO l72t y Ism, l"r lu'W,
lTlIb bNf'd. itr ~ 80 3g3 y. Gih, ", .1uu
TIi ). .l'r''. Iir w. 90. I9n y Fllu. pr 20 nn
40 y Darn, II lO,Vu
WEST PHILADELPHIA o,
97aO ly,l., lGr 500 90 isp y 4Oth l3r sio,OO
STDHES AND pWFLllNGS 1900
no, y. 'oI ~ kih 90 1000 Poplar. Tor stI.OO
@1l y ID. lSr 1000 ldS y. 'th, l=r aH'H aHH'HHV
1901 fcd'l Tor. 5000 1870 taiEm l. ~ 81 "a
Igli Utnrn Iir 35 40 iIn y. 5th, Nr. 5nuu
,ui1 S,forI liz 10 90 30i6 rarrish.ilr an.oO
i"hhI ,,, t' % iur "a 40 IGio X 9Oth, Tor 2i.hO
All ,;rcau - OO' nSi5 Ridge. 1lr. sn.nu
alS y 81, sr.. 2a.OOl $40 :. "a oT'' -, on
1905 Fair'nt. or 900 H2t Ninr. " N 00
80 Nn,tcr Or % Ooi iJo4.G s. "a. 6r Is, 90
iiaG 81 5r is 90 1O6 Montse. Sr II. .OO
2i1 N.1U.h. ir 1900 "Ol NhuI ''''''' -''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
CITY

S"3--2O5 RONpGRoj'GU AVE. ST.. rccop;
hall, porch front. largo yard, MOI, s.W"
order trolley q cor. Applr 1852 trsTi NV NV
Ih. nick az. Gep Gamnheil. 3,"' W i'"' '''.',
"oop I.oCI|ST--l;NrIuatyc / residential section,
has II rooms, including bath; hhtuNNnVn
Hours throughout Whitcsidc MthIhe"h"
18TH and Pine. ---------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
1722 CHESTNUTST.

Four story; 20 rooms and baths; store.
professional offices and apartments; garage
In rear; Immediate possession, .
b. s. d. CHEW. s2e' Commercial Trust Bids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
PHOTOPI.AYs
TheStanleyBooking Corporation


obtaining through the STANLEY Booking CorporatIon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

IiANEIttoRp-liouse stable. . acres. best
Sec. hgh ground trees shrub clear Tor
clenr nrop.. Spruce or Walnut SITS. cast OF
SchuNlkiU WIN. c. tlaghoru, 2Ui Bailey Bldg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
y2is sisrne idmupfen i'd.

Der itnIieni1de 4itronom Sd)ids
pursli. her aIs sritsr bic pitl imitrits
tensn Warstdndls tonitruirte, bot iih
am stnaeberbiten nit Der 5ternIfmps
pens unb Wetepirteu 5prihuuo BE-
idGffigt. Die pihtigIten GrpebniFs
ldiltsu (Gntpurf elmer oftronomiiben
3beoris Der SternIhnuppem: .9R
Griinhe. bic man gepSbnlib scyen bic
SSbentttGt ger Sternidmipptn unb Der
Weteoriier anfiibrt, bdbeu ieine sfpins
aenbs &rdft. Die bnperboiiffe 9es
idnpirbigfsit, bic man BET sini1en
lRtteoriten beobattst bot, seritort
isbs @obrf6eiulidtsit, bic ber lus
mare llrfprltna (pom WeonOe) fir iih
bdben fonn, mddt Be sInnabme zines
planetariIden llripriulss foit nnm0e>
Iih uno Idbt iih aud ni9t gut NIT
ibrem fometarif6sn llrIprunee pers
einigen; iis fiibrt rotbpenbig basu,
ben urfpruug Der Weteoriien in bi.
NeIt Der 7Firiterne gu oerisben. 2lus
Der @nndbme bes iiellaren lirTprunss
(aits Der 5iritermpelt) fir bic Wlsteo<
riten folgt brett, bub iie aus ben
peri9iebtniten gegenben bes @tsrs
nenraimes 5u uns gelanetn; bic Gins
beit Der femif6en unb mineraIogis
i6en Suiammeniebung lam man
bann muir baburh erildren, bob man
fir ben Ban bss fidtbarsn DeIinls
cine pbbiii9e unb 9emiI6e @si6f1rs
migteit onnimmt, alei6 Der, bic Die
Wletepriten felbit beiiben.1
S6iapdrelIis grqebniNt ipurben
erit in ben fieb3igsr eabren bes 1e.
Sabrbunberts fprmulirt. 1895 perOfs
fmtlidte gsnseHberg DiiiIelborf
cine S6rift pnter ben Siiel: Die
Stsrnfdnuppen finb Steine aus ben
MonbDuItdn,n1, un6 nod 1851
nabm aeHeImeper on bio WaeteosiasR)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

nan Ts tilusilen aua an eritarrttn
G@tnden finott.
Die Giicnmeteoriisn beiteben aus
friIlduintIMcm Gtien. bem aobd!t
unb giidsl beisffiist iinb. 5in uno
ipieoer lonnte man au4 eingtipreHste
OidmdntipIitier@H na6ipeiIsn.
Die triituainiTGs Struitur bes
Metecreifens; 5eist Iid am bentlid,s
ten. iutnn Giitnnletecr GhnittfIds
hen nit Gduren bcbdnbelt iperben.
Sc traen bnnn CARTE Ginienfpiisme
terpor. bis man nls WibmanitGiitns
ihe Jigursn be5tidnet. @ie fnS Elm
iidkrer getptis, bdb bas wlettrpreiIen
unter 10 itartem Druid erItdrrt fetn
mub, ipie man ibn nnr i'm Jnnern
erobsr DsItt5rpermaien porouisbsn
lam.
Die Gteinmeteoriten enibnIten
isine Gtpffe, bic man nidN aud aIs
@aumaierinlien Der grbrinbe nahs
ipeiisn iann. Sn Der 6miptia6t baHs
belt es .ii9 I'm SiIiiaie, i'm Gtiteine,
bic ols ibr iueIentlides wiaierisl Rie.
ielerbe sutbolien.
Durd Die Sitrnf6nuppen unb Wes
ieortten' erbGlt bic Grbs bai,ernbeii
3npn1 aus bsm Weltenraum. Wan
min btrsnnti baben. baB fie idbrIi9
sesen 20 MiIliOnsn aiIosramm an
,stSrMrseipiht4 sunsbme Inter bics
fer 0orausftbuns oauert ea benn ale
itrbinss .niir1 100000 giaicnen
Sabre, sbe Fs nit GtolJ riibh'en
tam. ibr Gigenseipi&t babe fh bers
bobbelf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
9lm$ ber Smnbesbamptftabt
Der purteienfampf nm ben aonsrsB.
- 9aus i4eint ben RepubIitanern
ii4sr. Der Seuat tpsHiser. - Bonn
3uder.
essesiataOrrefpouSsus Sss Gtue. sousSlatt,

tsSeaiaL aOrrefpOabsna bss Giue. goisbIatt)
@afbingtOn, 3. g., q. 5ebr.
Gie repubIitauiiten 6iibrer fHb in
ben lestsn sogen in unb auberball.
Waibiuatons iebr attiO ssipeien. sic
luOllen ben na4itsn &ongreb tontrolz
IiereH - ei1e siemIi6 T9psrs @uf4
sobe Wobl pirb alIsemein Sussseten,
caB ss ben Republitanern ni6t Iebr
i6per fsin pirb, sins Mebrbeit I'M
gtbgeOrbnetsnbaufe gu erbaltsn unt
ibatId6lih baben fie cine fol9e f9rp
5ur 8stt. obne bapon Gebrau6 ,u mo.
den, aber i'm Ssnat ba6su sb On
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

Maris fir a5 Gents tam Seber
obne slusnahme' beitellen nnb BEN
wieiIten pirb es nidt fdaper fallen,
cine iolde fir $4.13 81 neb<
men. Uian lpirp bic @abrnebmnns
modem, baB bic $4,13 nift
feblen, ba man bas 8elb bur9 9er=
meibuns. unnOtbiser slussobsn ipas
rem pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23


True translation filed with the Po T.
master at Cincinnati on February 22
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo.
Der 9th. 1917.
Sie 950,o0ogpp Scputs
Dpn 4merita iiao Dom S9aBamts-
Setretar aufSeforOert pOrben. etaa
4rmee Don ariess sSparsrn au bilbea
Sie Sunsen baoen bon Ibrem natloz
ualen 9a.lptquartler glnpeiiung ers
balteh ieOs SbiirtIinseI i'm sanoe gu
lduten, cine turSe 4nlpra4e liter be
8ptbpenoisteit Des Sparens gu balz
ten une bann 8eiteaunseu auf arisgss
Sparmarten entgeaen 5u nebmen. bic
25 Gents suHo 8 DolarsSSpdri item.
pei.
prGiibent Milfon ipirb einsn pers
fonlhben Brief an benjcnisen Stout
in iesem Gtaats fdiden Der bic srObs
ten 8ertdufe i'm Sabre er5ieIt unS bic
Sraueu Der Rabtnstss sRitsIisber ba=
ben iid6 erboteH, cine Siegesflagge III
iebem Stuate Der sruppe gu perlei1
ben, bic ON gnfe bes Sabres bic
bDdftsn 9siituusel bisrin aafsuiueiien
bat.
Sn feinem @afruf an bic Scouta
fast SetretGr Wte2lboo:
Cure sldnsenbe @rbett m Der Treis
heitss@nIeibe bat ss3eigt. oob bic Re-
sieruns auf Sud uno 6 GIre Srsanis
iation re4Nn tunn 9a if lpeiB, bab
Sbr tets bereit ieib, Gurem 2anos az
bteneu unb mir befpubi Sin. bab Sbr
ishr Dtele artesssSporit tmpel pertau.
fen tDnnt, 10 made ib mir bas 9er>
sniissn. gu9 piebsr silie Selesenbeit
al bieten."
Siinf Mliaionen rOtbe qofturttn
finb bon Der aesieruug fir BEN Spe-
Sialsebrau9 Der Seputs gebrudt pors
ben. Oas iinb glrDeifungeu an be
Bpfhmetitsr ON Srte, Sparmortsr
abSuItefern, 0is Sunssu iperben
npn Sous gu Saus geben, geItelIun
gen auf ioI9e Wlarten entgegeHne9z
uIen. Die unter0ei9neten &arten in ben
8rieftaiteH tperfeu unO bas ppitaHt
pirb Das uebri9e tbun.
Sames 6. Btit, bas 6aupt Der
Geout @retutiOe, bat OieIe gotibaft
on iebe Der 5000 Scoutz 5ruppen in
bieiem Ganb. ausgei6idt: I
IS 1T bic pfli6t unb Oas 9Drg
re9t jsben lopalen 8iirgers, Der Rns
tion in i6rer Stunbe Der Notb gu bel
fen uno ieber erTparts Dollar bilit
gum Siege. Die Der S9aBamts4
Setrstdr 70 ridtis geiagt BOT: ilniere
srIte qfIi9t in biefer triiii4eu 3eit
/ it5u fparen, 8eri9penbung su pers
meiben unO nIIe uniere uerfiigbortn
GoHpurteu Der Regierung au li5er
peiien. SriegssSparmarten psroen
bou Der &egierung uussege6en, un
SparIamteIt gu fOrbern, @eribDen-
hung gu Derbiiteu unO bic @etpObnbeit
Der Sparens i'm gau8en 2anbe gu be,
bretten. Utan erDartet, bab bic
Seouts fir bic ariegssSpdrsaams
payne jebeH sas i'm Sabre arbeiteH
uub bieie Marteu an alIe pertaufelv
peroeH. bic 'Gripurniife MAIDEN uno
bieie Der Regieruu9 Ieiben poQen,"
Cine Mebaills, dbnlid Der Gtiegers
Decoration, tpirb jebem Gcout beriie-
ben, Der 8eftelungm in SDbe DON
$3.50 brinet unb fir iebe peifere bun.
bert Dollars perben ipsitere 2(us5eifs
rungen periiebsn. Die GrtrdFe fir
Gpormarten flieben iest Der Reriea
ruHa in S0be BON nabe sipei W2ilIios
nsn Dollars ben Soa su, mas ben IA
aeseihnabmsH Der Renierung Dor Ell
nigeu Sobren entTprift.
Mern jsbt bic Sunacn tommcu,
fniIt, ni,mnrh 10 eutfnifgchen Eine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
Woshaft

sIIte samefer: ia - ia. meine
2iebe man Ioi aiIh Isine GiaiiOns
ino MoHnne erlebt. I.
ssiingeregouie: I'D sIniib's Id,on.
atcr bait MIR iolde, no iie ii6 nitt
triegtenl-
@orii&i geboteu
ganfierssattin Su ibrem @arne:
I'm, Der garon bat ampielinaen ae.
nIadlt: er nl0dte germ ipiiIea ipiepieI
llniere 1oAter uitfriest2-
Gdtte: rSag's ibin nift - Ionil
niaa e nod msRr s&aLaepl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
samstaa, ben %. isebruar 1913,

Gpareu bsbeutet niats mebr,
als 9eriHpenbuns au psrmsiben nnS
iper bieie 0prii4t iibt, lam benz
2anbc febr srpBe 9ilfe geipGhrerl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

Wenn M a n na1rehust, tpaS an
j.bem Gage sipedlus ausseseben
pirD. 10 ipirb man fiuben, bob man
Der Megteruns jebeu Tag 25 Gents
lsiben lam, n9ne fiGls am Wsunbc
ober ipnftpis abautapsen, Menn pas
Sober tbut - unb Sober fOllte es
tbuu = belduft iid bas i'm 2aute
bes Sabres dlf cine Riefeniumme,
nslde mon ben Rsieruns niat
iteutt, fOnberH ibr bios Iei9t unb
Dofiir lie quite 3inien besa9It.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

are Reteoriten aeiseu bic fdral.
.eriftiIde .sHmsl8rinbe-. bic oilers
binss tniw WlilIimsieritdrfe errsidt.
Dab bic Sempsrntur on Der Dber.
flG9e bes Wleieoriien eiuiss touisno
Grab srreiheH fnnn unb oesEoib fit
cine Gdmfbuns Der Dberfld&s p6llis
tinreidt.s III StpeifelIos. .Dide
Semperatur," fogt G4iaparelIi, IN
In ben erften Qussnbliden. IN bsnen
bas 9lstsor IN bie atnofpbSre elm,
o,insi. am sr5bten unb ntnunt bdm
nIImdbIia ob.s
gbornfteriiiifh fnb aud Die foses
rannten .0ingsreiIibriides fir bic
Uasieoriien: ileine iS&erartiss Der.
AtifEnau b i1pes CbszfG3a Dis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-17

German in Flanders collapsed.
T complete thru
Belgium British naval forces landed Os
had
Lille and while
Belgian cavalry reported to have entered Thel.
line defense had broken
allied cavalry have poured through the
advancing believed the vicinity Of
Thi this the the allied forces now bearing down Client Is
miles o Thiet.
attack launched mile front between eCateau and
Boha this morning reported to two miles this afternoon and
to be still going weA A .@s
directly HrsOn rs guards
the o the impossible Ardennes.
the divided
no o. exitfr0 northern France
toward Hon will left to the
the time extend the southern face the salient which contains
Lille TOrcoing, Roubaix and Valenciennes AA s
which officially
the railway Wasgn and
the allied forces its outskirts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-17
FRENCH ARE BuoYANr
BY william Philip simms


Omitted Press staff c0rresp0nden)
Pars, Oct. l7.--Lille, Turcoing and
Roubaix are in precisely the same fix
as Laon was week ago-on the verge
of falling.
King Albert's troops, composed OF
stubborn Belgians, French and British
are threatening Ostend and the entire
coast In that region.
The British practically hold Douai,
while in the Champagne, French and
Americans are steadily marching north
ward in the direction Of Mezieres.
The allies are flattening out the Hun
opposition all along the line.
President Wilson s last note to Ber,
| lin still dominates the press here. There
lis no word Of disapproval. Paris Il
calmly awaiting the next move with
full knowledge that Germany must
break off negotiations or capitulate
France Is perfectly prepared.
Never have seen France more re-
gal. From staring disaster in the face
the people with stately dignity are ac
cepting the prospects of victory ant
an early peace.
After years Of the soul-trying mo
notony of trcnch warfare, they are nov
living in days when at any minute am
thing might happen, Yet their serenit!
| is unperturbed. After all they are no
surprised. They have been expecting
| Just this thing all along.
While they believe the Hohenzol
I1erns will shortly disappear and lool
! for an early surrender Of the Huns
they seem perfectly prepared to kee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-17
By Lowell Mellett

/ Omitted Press staff correspondent
With the British Armies in Flanders
Oct. l7.-British troops are in Cour-
trai, the great enemy base southwest of
IGhent.
At the same time it is reported that
the British are in the outskirts of Lii
lie. This has not yet been officially
confirmed.
In the Lille region the British we're
last officially reported to have brok.
en- through the line which the Germans
lbuilt TO the city and were nearing the
ancient defensive moat, which was 1t:
principal protection in medieval times
The eenturies-old moat has been for
titled but there are no indications that
| the Germans intend to nse these de
tfenses.
1t is understood that the Huns have
taken away all the men and boys in
Lille between Is and go, leaying only
1.-THE women.
General Plumer 3 men have captured
| the hill positions which dominate FUR
Going and Roubaix. The enemy Is remoy
| ing military stores from Lille, Turco
ling and Roubaix. Fires have been OBJ
served in Lille, but it is not certain
whether the Germans are seeking tt
destroy the city.
Pressure is continuing on all sides ol
| 1.-THE salient which contains the i'm
portant French industrial cities. Evac
uation of this region seems imminent
and in way that will not please thu
Germans.
In most places pursuers and pur
sued have moved out of the devastated
mud flats into fair, green country
The Belgians for the first time in fou
years are getting glimpse of thei
country as they knew ii before tn
war. Few buildings have been destroy
ed and none of the trees are harmed.
| When Roulers was occupied 200 ei
villains ran about at the peril of thei
own necks, pointing out hidden mine
and shouting there 5 onei there
one.
i A captured German engineer wa