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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22
RuesIan-oerman Truce Ends.

Berlin, Feb. 19.-The commission
ers representing the central powers left
Petrograd and have crossed the Ger
man lines, 1t IS announced officially.
The armistlce between the Russian
and German forces which has been I'm
existence for several weeks on the Rus
sian front expired at noon Monday, ac-
eordlrtg to the official statement Issued
by the German army headquarters
staff. The text reads:
Eastern tSeater: On the great RUS
siar front the armistlce expired az
noon Monday"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22
CARGO is DESTROYED.

An Atlantic Port, Feb. 1S.--A cargo
Of general merchandise valued at
about sT50,OO0 was almost totally de-
stroyed when fire, Of an undetermined
origin. broke out In the hold Of the
ScandInavlan-American liner Minsk
Rt her pier.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

Mapaws- lions Evangelical LCther'
an church viii erect new sze,5ao
building as soon as the weather viii
permit.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

Menasha = TIE sixty-seventh ami
Fersary of the founding of the Congre-
sationai church of this city was cele-
Dfated Feb. II. when Rev. n. A.
Miner. pastor of the church years ago,
delivered an address.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

Portage-Fire swept over the village
of Bancroft, destroying the post cfice
and FIVE business houses. The loss is
estimated at s2,50O.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

SheboyganF = Fishing off this port
was resumed after a tieup for four
weeks Nets that were frozen in the
ice and carried away by the ice foes,
has resulted in heavy loss to the
fishermen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

|. Madison Exactly 399 members Of
the faculty of the University of Wis
consin signed the protest against
those utterances and actions of Sena-
tor Robert M. La Toilette which have
given aid and comfort to Germany and
her Allies in the present war;" which
was recently circulated on the camp
us. This number represents SO per
cent of the faculty members, Of the
rank of instructor or above, who are
in residence in Madison at this time.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

Superior An agricultural high
school maintained by the county or
Jointly by several towns and villages
is recommended by J. W. Morgan, a
member of the committee on common
schools for Douglas county, as a solu-
ton to the problem of keeping the
farm boy and the farm girl on the
land. Manual training and other sub
jects might be taught at such school,
he suggests. Douglas county has
power to maintain such a school.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-02-22

Oconomowoc Joseph Adams. IS
years old. one Of the most prominent
residents Of the town Of Summit, died
at his home there. Mr.. Adams was
born in 1910 in England, and came to
Wisconsin in 1855.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
Thie.es RusA on 49, Slde

-Four houses IN the vicinity If THIRD
and Van Burcn streets Werc broken into
early Yesterday morning. The places
where t4e thieves operated aFr thc home,
ut Robert ) stewart lll5 West rhrd
street, Frank Lynch, 2lo North Nan
Burcn street. Charles Bulger. Us North
Van Buren, street Levin TAYLOR. 3ll
North Nan Buren street Some clothing
and small sum 8 money were stolen
from each place The thieves got into
each house ~ prS ng open a back window
The same person or persons are believed
70 have robbed all the houses The police
to whom the thefts were reported believe
it is the work Of BOYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
LONDON SUFFERS
Il DEAD. 10 HURT
IN HUN AIR RAD
German Planes Fly OVER CITY
Dropping Bombs pn Dcfencclesr
Inhabitants ~ British Capital
SOME ARE TURNED BACK
- A.eo~ia's,i rrr.. ,.rt.r rrIrr

- A-eD-a'ed rrr. Z. rt.r rruirg
lnsi.t Nt.u
81 loast ~ persuu s,fe .IlhJ ard iG
othrfc utrr .purrl r night r
plane rad upou l'ud.r ..nrifR - ih.
hi, polloc uror ,1ra'
announcement ioIaY d f,rf trf
additional t"dr ,rn - 'tr rIr
houses wrecked
Tho 'cvt - 4e .Fr noa1.ormrr'
says
Inst night ur uI w~er bavr
hccn carried nuf - oven - iyhf fnrny
urpiancs p h.sh $50 reached iondor
The first two ualtr pprasrh,l RE
Ielr ~ Ilanct it thont Do IS ,rf
proceeded 4p thc iratu,. siGary iio'h
wrrr turtrd ha,I b,fart rrt.l#rr ordrr
NcauwhIl. thr fn,j rudrr .1fnr
acroe 'hc taoy epaa at up q ,rf
stoorrl ncsi A. III a. K m nu rr
ported pvrr Iart london cw mfr
ufce l7tor drappcd trute sr 'hr south
western lrd n.vfhHr -frrr ..r'rDfa Nf
10 ~ u aH,fh tr ttt~h haf
alao come q 4erus .rrl rnrrl'T
t0 thr uor't .f IlrAnn snd hon pro
rcrdcl -ngth rro.e He tut7l lroUpirv
49, rcfur,nug N.ui ut ttr rorfhcrn
district hrfpnrn t1 .ud ~
fit' ff.if'.fNfI.ffH
Whch came .-ts t}r .srs aga' uerr
t1rucI .acl t.f,-. nc ttst.A lerdrn
..rtstr uuHrs turgr taa
rai-od tn -r-rrtti1l .-urrr r and0r
~"vcrpI tou-o- tv e.r rua. .shef
,fI r,sr,rr7Fs sfru.
Tbe great, aorose- .rlrn a.,a
inA,otci u ttr .nr,h hvna'er rrrv
who're frur ta-ut. euoI.h-l ovr-al
bou-cy \H na .rve rd liaifies
80 thi- distric' trro .trhrad Er
parallel -frerf- travh us' af-dnes
aero broken lnr rtdu avrrd aior.-
nglo RAIDER pp, trrl r rt- tre.
hundreds ~ f.ar.pr- ,rr. .-t lrrrarfng
tn desert lnelr h.u.- fnn-f Hh.rh lrr
hrrc-vfnrr hlUdinVs 'rnr. Il-
.'antal -brit,rr tHt tg. rnarilt .4hWp
when thr aumbs nrVtu lAN
Iho arsf bomb tdr -llnr. r.' .r
hrcc-s'nrv selling uncre's no
bnck crashing hraGvn an ,nra neiur0
IL .ppadrd 3rs. 1e ..,uc, ,r-isl
ron-tanirs aud volunteer .srlrr rrrr
busy there three uore .Duhs i.i ueart,r
In uuick -lcccssIon Au.pu.Hn.rs arrisr,t
-pccduv md uutoithr.hdiuE lr un-
fusion. fhe rcsrlors anrkcd frrflEriF
under fhe lnu-trcraft .arrnR ur
twenty minutes after hr rnmning li hls
district the barrag gr VIA continued
burnt wnIcn fcil e. t northern tItur'H
lrstrnvrd twu .1u-,- tud AWlgrd ttn
Rludpws ~ rvrrt ra-fl uev r tIa rort
Doors were urer. rhrd .rlm lr hinges tuu
rnimucts rniItr-ca
\at f4r AWAY dance rl-'ru Urnurrr~
II Us, uof interrupted Though he raar
~ the Viins almost drowned HIt '1r music
there was Z remarkable .i-piaN 81 frr
northern lights last uiguf iud it .eleFrl
hv many that This rul-hed Inait ,ns
more effectively ban .aarr r tar
lit -ay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
NORTHERN LIGHTS
Fine Display of Aurora Borealis
Last Night Interested
Thousands.

Wilmington, III common WUh tAc re1t
al the country, was last night treated to a
magnificent display of aurora borealis or
Northern Lights as the phenomenon
Is better known and thousands Of pcoplc
enloXed the novelty.
The phenomenon Was visible from )
until Ii O'Clock when apparently IL
reached its maximum Of brilliancy The
long streamcrs from the arch were well
tinted a vivid red predominating.
In several sections 81 the country
telegraph and telephone communications
were interrupted by reason OF the display
In Some sections Of the south il was re-
ported the most brilliant ever seen there
In fact the appearance o. the phenomena
III the south is very rare.
The aurora boreahs comprises "a umln-
ous phenomenon common III certain
regions surrounding the magnetic and
geographical poles Of the earth Nearly
all accurate knowledge OF it is derived
from studies Of its manifestation III the
northern hemisphere, because of the
prcdominunce OF land areas there and Of
water areas in the southern hemisphere
bat the same conditions seem to prevail
IN each.
The commonest optical effect Is the long
low arch spanning lie SKI. ot gray, green
purple, or red colors. sometimes brighten
ing into the most magnificent display Of
evanescent tnts, stltfuslug the whole
heavens. Last night gray was the
prevailing color The light IS produced
by certain magnetic effect on the at
mosphere under certain rare conditions,
which are ofteuer prevalent at the end
OF the summer than at this time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
AGAIN THE KAISER
TALKS ABOUT GOD
The German Sword. With Deity S
Help. Gerrnany's Best
Protect ion.
D. A.soctated press to Every Evening

=
amsterdam, Holland March In
reply 70 congratulations from Philip
Hclnckrn. director Of the North German
Liayd Steamship Line, Emperor William
htS sent the following telegram
Ihe German sword IS our best pro-
lection With Cod help. It also Vii
bring Us peace in the west and, indeed.
the peace which. after much distress and
many troubles. the German people need
for IA happy future
.fhc emperor detailed his gratitude at
greater length IA = message to the vice
president Of the Rciehstag, saying
The complete victory fills me with
gratitude II permits is to live again one
Of those great moments IN which " can
reVerentlv admire Cod ; hand IN history
What turns event, have taken IS by The
disposition oi Cod
l'he heroic deeds Of eur troops. the
successes of our great generals and the
wonderful achievements oi those at nome
have their roots IN moral forces and IN the
categorical imperative which has been
ncllIcated III onr people m a hard school
They also will carry IL through n a
decisive and final battle 10 victory
Ia the great tasks upon which the
conclusion Of peace reconstruction and
the healing Of the wounds Of VAR viii set
Us, desire my people 60 rely on the old
historical experience that unity means
strength May our people face the new
time and its tasks with a strong sense Of
the realities. with unbendlng faith ia
Itself and It's mission and with strong,
patriotic and proud joy in the FatherIand
bound to me and my house by old and
f,F44=RA bap4I- al fulff4l4l fr4tSf
I do not doubt that a rich strong
and happy people viii arse out OF the
storms aud sacrifices Of tins tlmc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Atlantic City Girl Brings Actiop
Against Ferdinand Patzowsky
for Motor Accident.

Atlantic City, y J.. March ). Fcrdi-
uand Il. Patzowsl>v, member Of a wealthy
family of Wilmington, now IN the n tionai
Army. and his wife are made codctchdants
IN two suits filed in the Supreme Court
Yesterday for the recovery of SO5,ooh
damages for injuries received IN an auto
mobile accident
The plaintiffs are Alma Tharp, II years
old of this city. who was run over by
limousine IN which MIR and Mrs. Pat
znwskv are alleged To have been riding ON
December Il. 1917, on Atlantic avenue,
m Chelsea enc leg was so badly injured
that surgeons found necessary 10 remove
II a, the hip The other was fractured near
the hip. The little girl IS asking for $50, ,Wm
Her father. Chester rharp. Is SUNG FOR
Sl5. 900 rs next friend.
PatzowSkv Is a member ot the Chelsea
y acht Tub aud was ono ol the first Yachts
men here 10 tender his private Yacht to
the government for coast patrol service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
PAVING THE WAY
FOR A PAID FIRE
A.",TMENT HERE
Friendship Co Informs City Coun-
Gil That II Will Not Oppose
That Body's VIII.
FOUR COMPANIES IN LINE

What NAV prove tn important stcl
toward paid irc department for VII
mugton has been taken T., the Friend
-up l1rc Co the oldest IN The city Tn,
company : action MS brought to tn,
tttcutIou ot tltN Colucll last night. Whcr
.t communication was received from the
reud~tp informing CITY Council that
he COMPANY wa~ rcadA ~ rctiJc from
service aut timc Council Thought II uCccs@
-ar to install p3li inc department. and
that the compan> would cooperate with
tbc tlN Fathers m The prumotiun of the
movement The letter. which was rc-
icrrcd ~ the lire committee of Council
follow,
March l91S
The Hon President and Members of
Council. Wilmington, Del
Cutl.mrn
Ihc lu,nismp Iirc CO W l. hcrc-
with ~,ud- vour honorable body "a copy
~ tr,~otu9ou adopted "a Tins company
BernertHue fhat your hnd> the nn"
tadN % TINS GtN wmch represents tin
peepl, u Wilmington nnt hc only one
tush re~pau.til. 4, the people ot Nj
ruefou tbl~ COMPANY Wurh haS been
doiur utl,s and ci'lIrrt hre service "a
Wilmington ~luel the var i,1'. dc-irg~ -
plu, t-.li en rctard bt luiarWug Nou
lht - afs fu.o Vb,n NoIr honorable
teit tb, rrprc~rnfaflv, hodt at tho
.ftN ti Responsible, Of thc people 50 thus
~, .aH-lder. thaf rud ire depart
f., IS d,.u4Iie and ucrcs~trN thl-
,upt.N Nlll rur. trm otivr tire ser
,.e u# VU a--l >au ur amy com
t.e eat.i la ,un and composed
r,Er tN. a q, ltN government.
iHu3 'fe department which
.1.tf. tui ctfu,,nt
Nh tlc ia, Caauel +. Wilmington
r.l ie t., psapI, tud responsible IA
re.Id. Is i.t l,ud, Winch ~hruld de
a fh- mpurtar snhJect that II has
$500 Interests AZ the cit, Il heart and viii
.. Whaf Is considers lo.t tar tho people
IS r.uerh lar tb.- r,.-an vc make hr
aatr 4.l, .i,.i ,ni -ttni re.ulN ~ lcud our
a.op, ,tiuu IS th, oldest fire company m
Wilmington aui COMPANY Which is adj
.ift,d ta he Vel ,q8ppcd and q have
.IN,u ,ftD.rt tito ~crNl,c in ihc past
IS Il S guuc e tho prcscu' TIME
Naturally i i~ proud 81 the service
ohir1 Il h4~ tud ENiue amt proud
- th, r.eurd Vhlth Il hl~ uadc
q tools however that Nour hndN Is the
.ul, ue winch has 4 voice iu thl~ matter
S j Is fhr one composed II direct rep
r,Ncuttitc~ 81 The people and II. fhcrc-
ftrt States t- pa-ttInn d4rcetIv tn Nou
$50 ~ Tie ~t,rne tune cNP-rSScS = willing
Tess ta st.lo bS vuur views when Won
nutks s d..,.-itu ru tins most important
.llgc
\ ours NrrN tr4N
friendship ilTc Co
Ib~ Is tso fourth compan. hat has
etnr ou rsenrl tins hchalt the other
arer helug the Reliance Delaware and
- cr,tgeJ u Is po~-the that Couucl maN
a5Vc the matter some consideration At tire
amuittre meetings next " NoincSd4v
.IrHt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
GERMANS >oT - XIV

london Ihur-,iAt March ntry,
he a,pttai III 'h, -rtnr ru IT,
hands 0i it.-sAu .tu.4unuar H"l4
anu has nof .oeu .r lri. corning
70 statement --ur4 As4lt .At
tne Russian hc14 -eu,
Pctfograd Ih. aue,Iu4- rt--l-
my hIcv had aecu ..,t 3. .." enemy .."
statement adds Nae q" -rtIa.
oi /. wireless u --aLr. ..4.a n4., .ltr
originated rom u,u. .4r.os
The German tttr 'ifHn .ucia.
statement 81 March -.4 r-tt ara.asln
AMI German r.s .4a 4r-l NlrF
>lnce thtn however th.r 1852 s,a .
claims II ans tls.a. a4 NIeN
: h,. INVADER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
DEMOCRATS FIRST GUN.
Congressional Delegation at Party
Dinner TO be Held on
April 10.

The Democratic campaign In Delaware
Will open April 10 with dinner at The
headquarters of the Democratic Loaguo
II will be a state function. with United
States Senators Saulsbury and Wolcoft
and Congressman Polk attending as glcsts
af honor
Subcommittee uf the Ncw Castle
County Democratic Committee and The
Wilmington 6itv Democratic CnuWlit"c
will meet tonight - arrange for the
nlfnlr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
DEATH FOLLOWED INJURY.
Fatal Result Of Accident TO Daniel
MelltOte.

Daniel Wclltotc. aged 81 wears. Of 7Os
Church street. died at the Homeopathic
Hospital last night after having lis
hand amputatcd
The man worked at the Electric
Hose and Rubber Co and Yesterday had
The lef' hand caught between some rollers
and badly crushed He was taken To
the hospital where it was found necessary
to anputatc the hand and last night he
died The cause of death was shock and
loss of blood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
l.lanIine Enrcr N hu-cn.

lsg,ut>.u - i.-..l
GtanJu1 ta mE- rn.4 ht
service tt NIt ~s.. N atrr
which SERMON N., nr
Jordan. ouc a, 'taa3n-
lowing the rhar r,r \ir
entertained he pHrt IS a.t
Hotel N0bI,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
FEWER BRITISH LOSSES.
Casualties for Month of March Show
Great Decrease.
associated Press 20 Every Evening

Bs Associated Press 70 Eyer> Evening
London, Thursday. March :. For
the first week OF March British casual
ties were 3,343, the lowest of any week
for several months The official report
Tor the week ending to-day follows:
Killed or died Of wounds, officers, 63,
men. 62S
Wounded or missing officers, 10
men, 2.473
The lowest previous week for several
months was the last week IN January
IN which there were 3,75l casualties.
The total casualties for February
low month, were lS,96i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
Emmet Association Celebration.

The EmInet Association last night
celebrated the anniversary Of the birth
of Robert Emmct BY having an enter
talnment at Irish-American Hall An
interesting program was given. the
quartet from the Snelicnburg minstrels
assisting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
MONTENEGRO STANDS ,Loof

IonQon Narl >t>o ia.l.Apr
yltoH Nout.ue-rr MINISTER f .4
Interior HLu j n.e uu4
letter q thc Da.s hr#u... 5, name
oi bis ting ad zpe,ua,a leI .,.
Nonteu,gra 1911 ut-t .gt. -As.
th tho Genital Pow r-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
EnlLsh-l anadinn NIcelinc.

iac liuust-t anadIau recruiting meet
IS .a ~ hold ii thc Garrick Theatre
utNf sunday night wiH start ii 745
cInck several prominent men. in
aIdiu'u q Capt. Thomas viii speak
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
CHARLES WILLIAMS HURT
struck 3, a Train While working Nong
=. 4. x. Tracks ~ Monte hanin

While i rNH-
tracks a Nna.el t.,a Hl-e,
William, WAS -i. r ts
removed u th. )g.aN4l. ii a,
Phoenix lu l.,.... Ii-s aaluuu
MOI serious
The f0tlus,
same institution
I,o Mckee.
tatr Elytr.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
In Ordnance Service

Albert H. Revam Of 2O0S Van Buren
street has enlisted ia the Ordnance
Department at Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
Nmu,rmenle InnLgha

ptay rf Mild 'u.e
DarrIch Nt...
Ntalp~tlr ift- Nlutl
Victoria lalts
Queen l& hlaa ItAh
savoy ht II ruA. Nlo Nt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
KAISER'S PROPERTY
IN THIS COUNTRY
GOING TO AUCTION
Custodian Palmer Tells Senators
German Capital Has Chained
the Country
ASKS FOR LEGISLATION
bl Associated Press 10 Evcry Evening
n - -. IL .1....r \

" ttiNtfttbN VI Ats' II =
PROPERTY iu thc uitcd ~t.de~ owned
&, fh, k.u~cr himself former Chancellor
son bctnmanu-iluliwcc tbc German
.uuk.r generally and I'll. German
governments t~,lf viii ~ tine hrsi to go
un4er he hammer under I'll. plan> of
Mitchell Palmer. ahcu prapcfty Gus
.lae ~e Ccuuau owned property
a. highest hlddcr~
AIr aIuer testimony 10 tho Senate
Appropriations Committee IN which he
pr pa-,. u,ccss.4r, legislation which wa~
.aI, fati. t'aa1 makes plain that
proper. merely minor individuals
pfHtstt Vi 1nt L. ~ola hut that the
frre' purP,-, 81 Tho move Is to break
~ h, eutpn~t- s. hultur ln America.
iha flm, Hs- come Nlr Palmer told
80. ~errtar- Vh,n thr ownership Of
.hs-s err German properties
H'ula ht permanently separated from
t..ff 4ri' . ami iia he enemy might
V.# Enua 'H M connection which
h- Ht7f tftia 81 n.4ulut vth Amcri-
MINISTRY tHd e.u4u.re. Is broken
Hat Snap. ..ariu- II. u.r Int broken
never 90 &. fe-tprv
rnaI> >cLo-- gu a,~rIA
The German ruulr, through Il,
financial oper .lon~ has tint au industrial
and commercial cham Ell III. Uas across
flD country aud through Bur Iu~,ll.r Dos
S.Iou- W have become thoroughly
convinced i would bc Wise and highly
desirable at Tins tlme 4 th@ ownership
IS some ef THESE properties could b.
permanently taken aAay
i the legislation To- adopted SIR
F.amcr stated t WAS tl- intention to
SD principally Tire enemy properties
TINS country tn which the German
lvcrnmcnt and the Juuker capltalistlc
- arc Interested and not disturb
..if 81 minor Iudivldu +
Tire Hamburg American and North
German vharve~ and docks a' IIohokcn
IS + Mr. Palmer told Senators arc "a
H4rf f tdr German empire CONNER
81 81 t-p upou TINS continent
SENATOR owen 81 oklahoma SAID ne
.d 81 t,d tnr' ot tirr stock ~ owned
lp l.a-e represented IS Herr Ballln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
FIVE AMERICANS
BEST TEN GERMANS
WITHOUT A WOUND
Boches Lose Two Dead and Two
Injured. Who Go Back to
Allies Lines Prisoners.
OUR BOYS "ON THE JOB
ns Associated rrcs4 to Every Evening

~ Associated prcss "a Every Evening
With the American Army IN France
Wednesday March q
Au American patrol of FIVE men three
nights aRo outfought an enemy patrol
of ten mon They met ~ No Man 8
I.aud and the Americans opened hro
The Germans replied and for three minutes
there WIS q sharp -Islrmsh The enemy
retreatcd Ieaving two dead and two wound-
81 BayafIaus who were made prisoner
Ihc American patrol returned 10 is own
llue without having received a scratch
Officers report that despite tho lari
thai tho Germans fired many shells to
prepare the way for = rad, not "a single
oHefav soldier poi INTO position 10 carry
II ont. tie American automatic rifles.
machine gun- and niles stopping The
Germans N their tricks
hall dozen bombs wcre dropped
hebnd tic American front. n tho s"ctnf
northwest Of toui pAt night ~ German
alrpiaues ONT ~ atfark FOR ammunition
dumps They did not succeed IN hitting
any of tilctf obJectivcs hnwevcr aud
nom If the hntnbs droppod cailsod my
casualties
Groups of German honhar.ling mr.
planes On he way "a Critics and towns
faf hahlnd the lines. are passing over tho
American front almost continually
Ihc9 are greeted rs hoi autl-aircraft
fire from the American batteries
erHwAvs pI.< -aurrHlSa
Tho aucrny apparently bas something
he Is planning 4ratnzf our troops ii the
-teta,r ftnfthlpe.t 81 FOUL III atmoudnge
eot fratflons II ceri4ln placcs havc sud
.ltnIs hecn doubled ia height md much
With IS going on within Tie time
Let night an Amertr4n patrol who
understands German hoard thls CON
vefs4iion within Gcruan irnnch
onc here Frit1 take tha puck and
nv that stone loose aud thtn throw hat
Dirt out Those ever there No work
I'll uRlt - hs fhups hcrr aud hey blow
thefu - hell Ia The davttme
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

Prince Oscar Of Hohcnlollern viii he
thirty years old next july p. On july
81, 1914 Prince Oscar, apparently against
the wishes Of his father, contracted
marriage with Countess Ina
Bassewitz, who has been lady-ln-waiting
to the empress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
FIkkS ASK GErMANS
TO GIVE THEM A KING
Would Have Prince Oscar, Fifth
Son Of the Kaiser, as
Their Ruler
b Associated press to Every Evening

London. March S The Finnish gov
cT1lment has asked the German emperor
to appoint Prince Oscar. the fifth son Of
the emperor, king Of Finland, the Alton
Tidningen Of Stockholm says II learns
from diplomatic circles there. according
10 an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
SMlLEAGE BOOKS

are on sale at the Business Office
Of Every Evening Buy one or
more and send to the boys III camp.
Your boy can see a dollar or two
dollar show for FIVE, ten, fifteen or
twenty-five cents. ou want to send
your soldier boy to a show. Your
Smileage Book will do it for you.
A Smileage Book Of twenty cou-
pons costs you dollar; one OF 100
coupons costs you five dollars.
Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

We mend shoes expertlv star Shoe
Repairing Co, 10 Delaware avenue.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

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SATURDAY.
No wheat bread for supper.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
Nr~ VcrN traN

fu- .~ ii, fourth oonpau hat has
elur ou ra#nrd Il tM~ hchaH be- other
aror heug tie R,laucr. Delaware amt
N Ncro,o, q 8, po~-ine that Couucll ma>
esVc thc matter some consideration At tire
5mmIttre meetings next "Wednesday
uCh;
Putnam patriot., 1918-02-22

Good Attendance and Good Sum Re
aired

Tie Valentine Lea MS year vas as
well patronized as usual and good
sum was realized f,a8a the affair Peo=
pie who went to Odd Fellows hall
Saturday afternoon, enjoyed fine
entertainment and bought literally
from the sales table TIE younger
set enjoyed the dancing
A feature Of the afternoon was the
ssnging Of the distinguished baritone
Mr.. Albert 6. Crawford Of New York
His songs delighted the aui ence and
The appreciation and delight was eyi=
seneei BY hearty appliance
Mrs Herbert W Bowen 81 Wood
stock was chHHman IF the entertain
nent commit Year TIE close Of
she Tea. G.N we're uct'oned of
aad bought saH prices