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Announce Enhancement.

Mr. and Mrs. James r Applehy OF
Christiana announce the engagement of
their daughter, Alma Beatrice, to II.
Vernon LYMAN of stanton The wedding
will take place during November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
BATCH OF CHARTERS FILED.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Oct 10 Charters were filed
here at the State Department yesterday
as follows
Vera-ConsoIidatcd Petroleum Corpora
tion, Wilmington Del. to drill for
petroleum. etc; capital, s3,UO0.Oo0
Lomcr Armorcd Tire Co. Philadclphia
10 manufacture rubber tircs, etc capital
81, ,Opo.OOO
Regoo Oil and Gas Co, Wilmington
Del TO acquire oil and gas lands md do
velop same. capital, 100000.
Southern Hall and Garage Co. Viii
Inington. Del 90 0perute and maintain
garages etc capital slGO.000
r krasnow & Sons Inc. Pittsburg
Pa to deal 10 and with fruits and all
kindred products; capital s50OO0
international Fire Proofng Pant Cor
Tyoration Y -. 10 manufacture fire
proofing and fire resisting pants. etc ,
capital, 5000
Change of name of Keystone Equip
mcnf % to Tri-Stafe Equipment %
Pittsburg, Pa
Lost something Try classified adycr-
u. ernent IN Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
PANIC On BERLIN BOURSE.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris, Oct 10 There was another
panic on the Berlin Bourse on Thursday.
according 10 advices from Zurich. Mari
tune securities are reported 10 have
dropped Is per cent and Chemical Pro
ducts issues from 10 10 20 per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19

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tisernent in Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
TWO RUSSIAN LEADERS SHOT.
Former Members Of Czay's Cabinet Put
20 Death by 'PeOple."
cihtod Pross % Every Evening

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Amsterdam. Oct 10 Vladimir y.
hokoys0f, former Russian Minister of
Finance, and Prince Shnkovskoy, former
Minister of trade and commerce, have
been sufnmarily shot, according 10 a
Moscow dispatch 10 the Lokal Anzeiger
of Berlin They had been condemned
10 death by the Peoples Court
kokovsof had noted career in Rus
sian politics and was Minister of Finance
III several cabinets during the Imperial
regime. He also served for u short time
rs Premier Prince 5fakOvakoy was
member of several ministries during
the kerenskY regime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
FLU DANGER POINT
continued from page


cruiting men volunteers to act a> orlcrh"s
on night duty II the Country Club Hos
pitat
The various manufacturers. already
short handed and working under difficult
ties have supplied the need, and on the
other hand. the employees who have
volunteered through The manufacturers,
have don, 50 chrcrtully and promptly
The association Is now cmdcaNorlnR To
secure enough of mon to he put on tho
paid lift III the Country Club Hospital,
81 81 to relieve this volunteer service
fldcrly men who are active can perform
this duty
Please help by sending some names to
MIR stem No W = Ninth street.
second floor
nj>NK-oFfEKI>G poNDS.
Two thank offering bonds were bought
AZ one of the street booths Yesterday
onc man bought because his wlic had
recovered from the "fu. and another
bought because his son had recovered
after having been very very near death
woman pad fifty dollars for bond
out Of money shc had intended spending
al 4 vacation She said She would dn
without the vacation, and save thr
money ant N the same time help nclc
sam Another woman had $50 cash
with which 20 huN bond. and she had
saved this bv doing her own washing
These arc such tinc object lessons
in bond buying tina, the women : com
mttcc want others NJ come along and
hny for the same reason
I,vrrv booth j. Recommending hnnis
tuT hr.~lnA~ presents
,r>lsA~ ftNIG,1io>
Nv th.t rl.a epidemic J. wartng.
,.t Board o: Health ADVISES fumiga-
tinu III nr lat :e prevent a return oi
tie nfuenza ta onr lmdst The crirr
- the dav Is Fimga;e' Tnr roun-
sci given - private families ny tho
Board II Hoal,h Is tu burn = formal
dehyde candle, winch can ne purchased
al q druggist III every room IN which
lntluenza patients have nern cared foI
All bedding clothing furniture. every
thng which has been exposed - tho
contag1on ny contract with the sick
should re placed in the room 70 he fu-
migatcd. tn room should ne closed j llf
while The formaldchydc candle is burn
ing Tins does moi mean that closing
all doors and windows is sufficient
All keyhulcS. spaces between door and
iucr. window Crcvices should he stuffed
tightly with cotton The process OF
fumigation should 20 on in the room
flr five hours cr So. No person should
Dc in the room wfilc II Is furnigated
80 many. especially Of the mild cases
have received little if any attention
from the ovcrworked doctors, that the
Board Of Health thinks many families
may not realize the great Importance
OF funigation, followed by thorough
airing. If there has been even a mild
case Of influenza in the house severe
case oi influenza may bc caught from
patient that has had merely touch
of il The influenza germs continue
alive fer days after the patient has
recovered and exist by the hundred
thousand in bedding clothing and sick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
Influenza Dangers No
Time To Experiment

vi nour rray mean Il life select known
aud .Tcd remedy Nun: on Paw Paw
pills tie standard mild axa'ive To- over
Hat ,sveI thousands of live, VIII not
upset The stomach VIII not gripe
Acts Ia an cas-! 2eutie manner kspe-
,tally prepared Cor the delicate organs vi .
child Curvecto copStipa tinn permanently
All druggists. 3nc bottle
For special dies and rare 81 fhe SICK ad-
dress MUNYON'S LABORATORIES
Ff' y-fourth and Columbia avenue Phia-
deiphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19
Found DeIirious Mar.

John Roselle. aged ~ years, Of 1929
French street. who disappeared Thurs
day night while in a delirious state from
influenza, was found yesterday morning
by the police at 1922 Tatnall street
and returne to bis home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-19

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Defer Greenhill Shoot.

On account of sickness In homes near
the Grrenhill Gun Club, the club announc $
that there will be no regular Saturday
shoot this week. but the members are
arranging for a big shoot ON Saturday
October 26th
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04

& Amsterdam, Oct Prince Med7
milan Of Baden. has been appointed
German chancellor, says an ofacial
announcement received from Berlin
t1& Deputies Groeber, certrist, and
scheidennann, majority social demo-
crat. have been appointed secretaries
Of state without portfolios. 81
The official statement adds that
Prince Maximilian also has been
named sPrussian foreign secretary. He
will announce his program at . full
meeting Of the reichstag October ;6.s
$50 ~. ----- sss4 ~
Omcial announcement. Of. the ap-
pointment, Of Prince Maximihan of
Baden as imperial chancell con-
firms newspaper reports to the same
effect emanating from Germany Ii the
last few days. The prince Ii heir to
the throne OF Baden and q cousin, OF
tho present ruler. He has been known
"a 4 moderate IN German politics and
opposed to the extremist policies OF
the Pan-G Germans. His wife is related
10 the British royal family. II ii. .E;$ ss sis
s The somciAl title OF the chancellor
10 president cf tho Prussian council ol
ministers. PrusGian mil lister sof state.
EPrusstAn minister ot e foreign afIairl
and imperial chancell llor. The prince
succeeds Count Won ling Who, wa
EApposnted chancellor last November q
ln succestion stol DR.. Georg Michaelis
IN Deputies Groeber ana scheid dsmAnn
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
BIG ADVANCE MADE BY BRITISH TN
REGION NORTHEAST Of ST. QUENTIN
OFFICIAL WAR REPORTS
BRITISH.


e. o f.
the British Nercourt
last nisht delivered attacks G9qy
ais today that the assaults had been beaten or
troops
ing four ofacers Our casualties twelve
operations .e0 : =
h., The po the n British sas t: region north Of & e
having -.
At s ss enc
ter attack at seauehart also P was T repulsed. -
ton. na n9sr % M st @ US in opera
During the night local fighting took place to advanase
SPney
(betveen Lensa and Arleux)."
North Of We 5sTen cen oIPy and Me1icGa
Houplnes" ~ ~ = ~ - ~ A' 0N o~ NN
4French troops the St
and north
northwest French have increased their
gains and improved their positions in Of Beheny
French to enlarge their Of the canal and improve
the the increased their
by General Pershng
The eomnaunaues follows:
Section A-American troops fighting with
driven the enemy Blanc Mont
arery ACTIVITY taking Humber
prisoners" I#@.s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Fighting Proceeding In Open Well East Of Hndenburg
Lne-Hms Being Driven Back In Flander. And
On South Front. u
Ausans Reported Rereatng In Disorder In Albania As
Result OF Destruction Of Durazzo Submarine Base
- By The Allied Ships.
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
Northeast ST.
the country Hindenburg having
pushed ahead five miles Monday.
From Lens norhward and from Rheims eastward the
the Allies
ing attacks.
The breach driven through the defenses
forward eaouheast from lie Cateet while the south the
French attacking successfully between Sequehar and Lsds
The German resistance bitter but there has been etup in
the strong Allied In the fighting this Thursday
Field Marshal Haig's captured 1000 prisoners.
With the British in the country northeast of St Quentin
and the cavalry pouring through
positions about Cambria and Laon will become most nrecaous
Through the opening the line Marshal Fo would be able
throw troops take both Cambria and Laon the
West Of Lille the British continue the Germans
ward which extends their line south Lens Mercour
good advance also has been made Between Lens and Aen
the British have moved forward than three miles
20 mile front of the Bos Grenier within
the walls of the fortress of Lille Meanwhile the British
and Begans in Flanders widening the salient of Ypres
which threatens the German positions
of railroads west of Ghent
There indications that
teen in the Lille salient The enemy still miles
Lille north OF Lens asd wt probably will form part the
German defense system before Lille It probable the Germans
will give up Lille without heavy fighting s$Si
Around Rheims and of the Supp Generals Berteot
ouaud drawing closer the sides of the German salient
Rheims American have joined the French in their opera
Suippe and
of SommPe capturing the strong positions of Blanc Mont
the Medean farm Further French Orfeu
Bemont Chateau North of Rheims the French working their
the Aisne vana 1t would that unless the
withdraw from the Champagne salient they danger being
caught in between the armies of Bertheo and Gouraud
that their base Durazzo has been destroyed by Entente wahp
American submarine chaers sank Austrian submarines during
the attack Durazzo which supplies for Ausans de-
stroyed. 81
Official Berlin Prince Maximiian
Baden becomes imperial chancellor succession of Count
ierng He will outline his before the chstag Sur
Deputies Groeber Schedemann majority social
democrat will be made secretaries Of state without portfolios
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
29,999 men {
TOENIRAlN0N
OCTOBER Is
Call is made by Provost Mar;
shal General Crowder for
Men from AZ States.

\ Washington, Oct. 4.-Provost Mar.
shal Crowder today called for 49,
999 grammar school graduates from
forty-two states and the District Of
Columbia to entrain October Is for
technical schools. OF the total $50
will be negroes. Voluntary induction
will be allowed until October IL.
The call is the first issued since
the suspension of the October en-
trainment orders as a result of the
influenza epidemic. None but regis
trants found physically fit for general
service will be accepted. The states
and number of men to be furnished
together with the educational institu-
ton or municipal authorities to whom
the registrants will report, include:
Iowa, 500, Iowa State A and M col
lege.
mines; $40, University Of Michigan
Montana, 400, University of Mon
tana-
Nebraska, 42o, University of Ne
braska.
North Dakota, 500. North Dakota
| Agricultural college. ]
South Dakota, 1856. Iowa state uni
versity.
Wisconsin. xao, Belo,e, Wis. col.
lege; $50 Untrersity Of Wisconsin.
1 t. -.~ lA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
CLOSE PUBLIC
PLACES, SAYS !,
SURGEON Blue
This is Only Way to Stop
Spread Of Influenza, De-
clares Health Officer.

Washington, Oct. 4.-The only way
to stop the spread of Spanish influenza
Is to close, churches, schools, theaters
and public institutions in every COM
munity where the epidemic has de-
yeloped., in the opinion, Of Surgeon
General Blue Of the public health
service.
There is no way to put a nation
wide closing order into effect" said
DR.. Blue today, ''as this is a matter
which is up to the individual COM
munities. In some states the state
board of health has. this power, but
in many others it is matter Of mu-
nicipal regulation. I, hope that those
having the proper authority will close
all public meeting places if their COM
munity is threatened with the epi-
demtc. This will do much towards
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
MAMMALIAN IS CHANCELLOR IS
Sent OUT FROM BERI in TODAY

e d
probably have been appointed secre-
taries in the imperial cabinet. Adolf
Groeber is one Of the leaders Of, the
centrist party in the reichstag.. Re-
Gently before the main committee of
the reichstag he criticized the govern
'ment and attacked Count Won Hert-
ling, the leader Of the centrists. In
the reichstag in March,. 1918. he de-
tended Germany's methods Of making
peace with Russia at Brest Litovsk.
Philip scheidemann is vice presi-
dent of the reichstag and the leader
Of the majority social democrats.
He. with his wing Of the party, while
,nominally opposing some OF the gov
iernment's war policies, has swung to
the governments aid whenever the
German arms seemed to be In the
|ascendancy. This was notably the case
when after the passagA Of the mo an.
[nexations and no indemnities" resolu-
ton Of July, 1917, the majority So
cialists acquiesced inSthe. negotiati lions
Of the notorious Brest Iitovsk * treaty
after Russia had been crushed. AL
though anything but an internat tional
socialist In practice, he has been active
through international socialist agen7
cies In efforts to aid Germany's cause
by helping her peace offensives as
much ~ possible. He has been called
q tool Of the PANT Germans.
The ONCE of Prussian minister Of
foreign affatrs IL distinct from that Of
imperial secretary for foreign affairs
which has been held by Admiral Won
HiHtze. who resigned last week With
Count vons Hertltng Il. {, Il, N
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
GERMAN TRICK IS
WORKED BUT IS
NOT A SUCCESS

With the American Troops North
west Of verdun, Thursday. Oct. s.
(By the Associated Press. s.)-When
New York troops entered Abri-St.
Louis on Friday Germans came out
Of their hiding places with uplifted
hands and were supposed to have sur
rendered. Suddenly the Germans
threw heavy grenades with deadly ef-
feet, killing and wounding number
of the New York boys. Immediately
more American troops armed with
flame throwers and gas projectors
went forward and filled the village
with fame and gas until not a single
German escaped.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Greatest Withdrawal Of Germans
is in the Flanders Sector Where
British Have Occupied Lens
1. and Armentieres.

London. oct. News from all
sectors Of the western front tells of
giant efforts by the enemy to stem the
daily advancing tide of battle: The
Germans are putting in their best
troops. and according to & all corre-
spondents. are fighting with the
energy OF desperation. \
Still there Is no sign of any great
retreat except the withdrawal in the
Flanders sector where the British
have occupied Armentieres. and Lens
and are closely pressing the retiring
enemy. The recapture OF the rich
French coal region affords great satis-
faction here. M gsss Is y. ~
In the Sequehart- Bony sectos the
Allied breach In the Hindenburg sys-
TEN was extepded today and the hght-
ing reached the outskirts OF Mont
brehain where Australian units with
tanks are operating. s9t ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
ANERlCANSDR0P
THIRTY-SEVEN
TON S0F BOMBS
Thirty-four Successful En-.
gagements Credited to
Americans in IL Days.

With the American Army North
west of Verdun. Thursday. Oct. g.
aviators were busy all day today
carrying. out bombing attacks on Con-
fans, Longuyon, Audun, Dommary,
Buxieres Vigneulles, Chambley. Etain,
Arnville and Grandpre. They dropped
thirty-sev and one half tons of
bombs ". =
-..Abileyille. Gorze. sHaydenville and
Macq also wsrS bombed.a n
/. In twelve days flying on this front
thirty-four successful missions have
been Undertaken by the American
- : - ~ - - prw r,,>....v p..S. 5ls
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
TELECRAPHIC
BRIEFS

Washington-Steps looking toward
control by the war industries board
of practically all articles of appare
were taken when at a special meet.
ing of the National Retail Drygood.
association a committee was appoint
ed to confer with the board on dis.
tribution and price control.
Harrisburg, Pa--The state com.
missioner of health issued an order
closing all places of public amuse.
ment, and every saloon in Pennsyl.
vania because of the influenza cpl.
demic.
Washington-All theaters ant
moving picture shows in the Distric
Of Columbia were closed because o.
the influenza epidemic.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
North Dakota:-Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday; cooker In
south and west portions tonight.
Minnesota: Unsettled tonight:
warmer in southeast portion; Sat-
uMlay fair, cooler in south and
west portions.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
. 81
738 new CASES
OF INFLUENZA
'lNPHILADELPHIA !
City Will be ''Bone Dry" for
First Time in History
as Result.

Philadelphia, Oct. 4.-1nfuenza is
on the increase in Philadelphia, 73S
new cases having been reported in the
last "a hours. AS result Of the epi-
demic Philadelphia WILL after Z
o'clock tonight, be "bone dry" for the
first time in it's history. Saloons,
cafes, wholesalers and manufacturers,
under a police order, were given until
that hour to close out the stock on
hand and put up their shutters. The
closing is for an indefinite period, and
is in compliance with an order issued
by the state health. authorities. The
order also applies to places of amuse-
ment but leaves it to the judgment Of
the local authorities whether churches
and Sunday schools shall close.
All the courts in Philadelphia ad-
journed today until October 21 and
the grand jury was dismissed. The
big football game scheduled for to-
morrow between the University of
Pennsylvania and the United States
marines and all Liberty Loan meetings
have been called off.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
US. STEAMER !.
SUNK AS RESULT
OF COLLISION
Herman Frasch' Sent to
Bottom off American Coast.
Al Persons Rescued.

Washington, Oct. 4.-The AM
erican steamer Herman Frascf, q
small cargo carrier manned by O
navy crew and in the overseas
supply service, has been sunk in
q collision at sea with loss of
probably fifty of her crew.
The vessel collided at night
with the American tank steam.
ship George G. Henry, about $50
miles southeast Of the Nova
Sco1an coast and went down in
seven minutes. She carried q
crew of about IS officers and .76.
men and survivors reported num-
ber only Al.
The Henry with a hole stove in
her bow above the water line,
picked up the survivors and stood
by all night hunting for others.
When daylight came she aband-
Oned the search and resumed her
voyage. ..
Washington, Oct. 4.-sinking
OF the American steamer Herman
Frasch as result of collision
with the American Steamer Geo.
g. Henry, was announced today
by the navy department. The
FraSch sank in seven. minutes.
Forty-one survivors have been
accounted for.
The collision occurred at sea
several hundred miles OF the
American coast, in latitude 41.O6
north and longitude 64.S8 west.
First reports. to the department
gave few details. The Henry had
her bow crushed but after stand
ing by all night to pick up sur
vtvors resumed her voyage.
Both vessels were cargo carrie,
n army supply transport servic
The Frasch was ship Of about 400
ons and the Henry is a tanker. .On]
j of the Frasch's. crew are accoun
d for. 1t is feared there was heay
gil.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Recorded in Washington.

ftorueu IN Wasgton'
Washington. Oct. A ,slight
utes, was recorded on seismographs at
the Georgetown university observa-
tory It was ! centered apparently
about 600 miles from Washington.
St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 4.-The seismo-
graph at the St Louis university re-
corded a small earthquake at 3:22:48
this morning, lasting IL seconds. The
instrument. however, continued to vi
brate for one minute. The distance
from st, Louis was estimated at be-
tween 900 and 400 miles. Because of
the nearness of the shock the marx
ings were not distinct.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
DESTRUC / C'IlON or. i ]. .DURAzzO IS
SAIDT0BEPART OF THE ALLIED
:PLANT0C0 THROUGH MACEDONIA
re% ~
Much Material Of Ausrans in Albania Destryed by En-
tente Squadron Italian Cavalry Makes
Good Advance in This Region


Allied pushing through
Concentration the Adrac OF naval units
exploit
foias
Of
Allied
south to aloniki Grecian ports
at
squadron
-@
enemy
during
lilly yannou today. ( Z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
Gaining. in NV york. !.

New York. Oct. with Spanish
influenza and pneumonia gaining
headway here. DIR. Royal s. Cope
land, health commissioner, today In
vited groups Of manufacturing and
to; discuss plans for rre-arranging bus
iness hours SO as to prevent as far
as possible the massing Of great num-
bers of porsons who are all intent
upon arriving at their respective
working places at the same hour in
public conveyances. .sHT
There were 1.606 new cases Of In
fluenza and 1873 new cases OF pneu-
monia reported during the, a. hours
ending at 10 a. m. today, an increase
OF, 668 for both diseases az compared
with the previous day. Deaths mum.
bered 1875. an increase Of 1 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
BAGGAGEMEN JOIN
STRIKERS TODAY

Winnipeg, Man.. Oct. 4.-Baggage-
men today joined the striking Can;
adian Pacific railway freight handlers
Freight sheds and depot men are idle
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TWO AvIATORS INJURED.
Washington, Oct 4.-second Lieu
tenant Burr S. Cameron. and Cor
pora1 Charles M. Cointepas were
seriously injured today in an airplane
accident at Scott Field, Ills.
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Gourand Near vouxina

Paris, Oct Much interest centers
about the operations conducted by
General Gouraud in the Champagne
sector. Reinforced by the Americans.
General Gouraud has pushed forward
until he is now within six miles Of
Vouziers Junction, a base Of great inn
portance, 25 miles from the great
railroads connecting the German
army with Germany. He is also
solidly established at Challerange,
which assures eventual junction with
the Americans on the other side of
Argonne forest. He has added an
other 5000 to the $4,000 prisoners
taken September 2e.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-04
ARKANSASFEELS
EARTH TREMBLE
Shock Occurs Early This
Morning-Dishes and
Windows Shaken.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. A.
Earth tremors lasting several
seconds, occurred here shortly
after s a. m. today. The tremOrs
ratified dishes and windows.