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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
@nlo ,,undDS" idlnell.

gtir9enos berribt Die Sage, Die
&eioluit nebr als in 9iuBluno uno
Golen. Dit labet ein ruiiiiber ooer
polniibcr @belmann 6iuei. bis Orei-
bunoert Eerlunen blob iiir Die Sage
ein. Die nit einem 8lan6e, einem
glufiponbe lIno nit Seitli1fciten 9e-
ilbt miro, 0nB ni6t ielten Der iinan-
Sieac Riiin ollien, Der iie 70 lei0en-
4taitli6 licbt, oaraus erIclgt. 8ie
nett ole llebertreibing III bieieiH
,3tpeige bes Sports gctricben miro,
lebrt cine glnefbpte, Die man BON
Gem litauiiheu 6iiriten &aO5imill er-
5GDlt. @ines cages 5eigte er aii ei-
nem Spa5ierritt Dem &aiier glleran-
Der III. cine offene @bene uno frag-
te i'm, OBJ er bier niht iagen tpolle.
Ser Safer eripiberte ln6eno, er iabe
ia nirgcnos einen 8alb. ~Gas bat
nIdts Su iagen." iagte Der 5iirit.
sd laoe @w. 4ltaicitdt auf mor9en
our Sirib. unt @beriogo ein." llIo
pirflib befano iid am anberen Uior-
gen auf bieier @bene ein gBalo, Der
Tie bur6 3ahberei entltanOen mar;
Slride, &ebe unb iuil0e Sdiueine
trieben iib in ibm bcrlnn. Der Siirit
DoIlte Dem &aiier uno ieinem @e-
fol9e eine bobe SOee ieiner Wadt
geben. Seit mebrcren Eaeen por
benz erip1bnten Spa6ierritt pareI
ndmlit Saliienoe bon Salern nit
Der slus9rabun9 uno Dem sluflaSen
pon 9dlimen oiif piele 0o9en be-
ihdfti9t. Die Sesl0der Daren in
einer ein5i9en Ha6t genladt uno Die
9Giime einaeItelIt. Ger aiif bieie
@eiie bergeridtete galO erbieiI
oann oos tells in gteseu sefangene,
tells beigetriebene Nilb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

tenpe Wtuitsn cen aelernten Yerufen
8umnnpten, iooGnn dber aud Die nit
Der 4usbiloun9 res 9anSen moDernen
2ebens ltel9enee sSntelli9ens Der
beutiAen NrbelterihdTt, Die ndturge
NAB elne 9lbfehr pUn Der sroben uno
einen 3uordng aur QunlitGtsarbeit
aur Solge butte. Yer rnielliaente
glrbeiter bat ons gunb HntiirlGe Se'
ftreben, ielne uermebrten &enntniIfe
uno uertemetien SGblstetten i'm
Sample ums Saiein CUR 9eltun9 su
tringch unD ca bic oeutiGs Snpu
ftrie einen iteigenpen 8sparf an bod,
perti9en glrbeitstrdften sntlpideIte, 70
fpnnten pisls Sunoerttnuienpe Don
grbeitern bic iflr9ter besablte uno
fDrperIid i9pere SGtisteit pes un.
selernten Qrbeiiers aufgeben uno Su
leichterer uno brfier lobnenoer Nrbeit
iiberssben. Die 2iiden, bic onour9
entitnnDen. fiillte man nit ausldnbi.
tden Nrbeitstrdften aus, peren ges
rn9s Gpbnnnipriids Die llnternebmet
het Hotnenoiafeii entbpben, c"rh
'''-r~, H%hcrpr "Stnp Die nIten
Gr6sit,r fsit5uhaIt,r ooer surudSu'
siebsn. G&isr 9orsaue nabm i'm
@eperbs, pc olt grensen spiiaen
eslsrnter -Inb uneeleruter Qrbeit n,hi
in itarrsr Seitlstsii beitsben pi, >.
.. i'm 9oueeperbs, oft ben Gborat'
tel srbittsrtsr aGmpfe an uno bier
mar ss osnn ou6. Dc nd pie oeut'
iten @spsrtidaiten DON oer @tn'
panoerun9 auslauotiAer 4rbeIiet
unmittelbar beriibrt fauoen.
Ger itar.s ip5iaIiitif4e @infIub i'm
b.utIhen @eDerti4aitsleben uerbtns
osrte ieoob oas Quitommeu ,lner
auslanoerieinblihteit. wie lie bel.
ipi.lsDeiie ben 9eperti6aften oer
@ersinisten Staaten ei9en lit. Utan
fab i'm IuslGnoer ni4t ben &ons
turrenten um ben Irbeltsplag. ions
bern in eriter 2inie ben tieler itebens
ben aloiiensenOifen unb bemii9te ii4
ni9t oarum, i6n fern5ubaIten, ion>
bern ibn Der 9erufSor9uniiation su-
Wfiibren. Sies Streben bntts frei'
lid nur febr ssrinsen @rfOlg. Die
Moiie Der @inDanDerer tam aus orei
9dnbern, nGmli9 aus RuBIanb
(200,00O, SsIferreihf fllngarn (340.'
000) unb Sta!ien Q25.000). Die
tuiiiiden Mrbeiter sinsen grDbtens
tells in bic 2anopirti9aft uno 5u
ben sroben @rbarbeiten, ND iis Der
gepertibaftlidsn Yepesuns idon
ous benz 9runss 'nidt lGitis perpen
tonnten, neil oisis 9sbiete ibr in
Der Sauptfade nod perlAloifen ipas
rem. Inpers mar es nit ben Oiters
stidii9en, unsariiben uno italieni<
ihen 2lrbeitern. bic srOtenteiIs, bic
i.ulieniiden fait pOIlis, Sur SnDutrie
sinsen. 8ei ienen unteritiiBte bic
SpradsemeiniGait, bort, no iie pors
banben mar, pie Werbearbeit; bic
italieniiten 9lrbeiter perbielten iid
in ibrer Wuiie ben oeutiben 9eperts
ibaften seseniiber ablebnenb, lie blies
ben barum INNER eine i9merSli6
empfunbene @rf6perung Der Nrbeis
.srbeitrebunsen. Saran bate freiIib
ni9t nur bic romaniide 4bneisun9
sesen bic @inorbnuns in cine Srsa>
niiation f9ulp. ionDern niht peniser
bic polissili9s praris. bic ieoen Iusz
ldnoer. Der iidJ semerti4aftIid be-
mertbar mnhte, nit Der Iuspeiiuns
bebrpbte, mas ertlGrlideripeiie bic
9luslGnoer bonn 9lnihlub an bic beuts
I6en 4rbeitsr suriidihredte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
Utceresfraft.
Ssd,niit,s stusnutuus ppn Gbbs HHe
Sfut.


Der Wenib tut iid felt langsm
piel parauf 3u9ute, ais 9erri9es
iiber bic Haturtraft auf Der @rbe au
palten. 8iel bat man erreidt, ober bei
niiaterner ueberle9ung muB mon
bod pobl iagen. pub er oisie ants
aabe aud kuts nod in einem reht
beideibenen llmtanse erfiillt. Su
Der Resel eriblieBt Der Wtenit nele
&raftquellen Der ylatur erit bann fir
feline 3tpede, ipenn cine pirtliAe Vot
on ibn berantritt. Denn man ni4t
i9on baran su benten anfinse. bab
cie aOble uno bic mineralif4en Dele
elmer @ridDpfuns entgesengeben,
purbe man ii9 pohl nod taum
ernit!i6 nit bem 9eoanfen befbdfs
tise. anbere Raturtrafte in ben Be-
reid Der Musniibung au aieben, Die
bisber nod brad liesen. So wirb
nit Stetisteit felt einisen Sahren
paran gearbeitet, bic reselmdbigen
8eipesunssn bes Meeres in gbbe uno
Slut in cine nubbare Gorm Der
Sraftlsiituns su perpanbeln. 8iss
Der bat Der Wenid bon ben @eaeiteR
nur cine 4rt BON pniiipem @sbraa9
sema9t. @anse Jlotten BON S9tfs
fen parten am @insans Der Sdfen
auf ben gintritt Der Slut, nm fi4
Don ibrer GtrDmuna on ibr eigent-
li6es 3ieI trasen gu laffen. unb tn
umsetebrter Ri6tung pirb Der gbbes
from als 8oriponn sebraudt. 9ars
iiber 6inaus iino i9on felt ungefGbr
40 Sabren 8Ori9lG9e uno &Onitrut-
tionen fir bic Ssrribtung iosenanns
ter @eaeitenmiiblen sema4t porben,
um aud bas @efGlIe bss Mserpais
!ers aur 8erpertuns au brinssn.
ober 3u einem sreifbaren @rsebnis
lit es in bieier Ri4tung nod ni6t
aetommen. Hun iino aber serabe in
Der 9lnlase Don Waifertraftperfen
in ben leBten pier SabrSsbnten 10
srobs 5ortfdritte eema4t morben.
oaB elm neuer @nsriff auf pisfe auf>
sabe lobneno eri6eint. Hi6t nlr
neue ausniibuneen Der @aiierfraft
fir bic @epinnung bodDi9tiger grs
5susniiie iino ssIdaffen lpprpsn,
ionbern au9 i'm 9ou folder anIas
gen baben ii9 polltommene umtpGls
3unsen pOllaosen. namentlidb bur6
pie pereiniete 0erpenouns Don gis
Ienpert unp Cement. Sa nun ober
bic Soften Der anlase unter allen
llmitdnoen ben ausi9las seben, 70
piro man bic 8erDertuns Der Slut
pslls bes Wieeres ieBt nit einem
nett giinItiseren 9luse betraaten Ton.
nen. DdbrenO fonit Der 8etrieb BON
5urbinen nit llnterbre6uneen reds
nen miibte, fpiiroe 10 burd Ibpe4ss
lung Der WaiierSufubr Elm itetiser
3ufIub seii4ert iein. Der pbpfiter
i6lGgt bic 9lnlage bon Drei 6lutbedeu
Dor, bic matchmaker sefiillt unb gez
ieert iperben, uno 3ipor nit bem
Sang Der 9e3eiten Stpeimal tGgli9.
Die &onitruttion 1T 10 pObliiber=
legt unb ous9earbeitet, oaB elm 8ers
iu6 nit ibrer prattiihen 9lusfiib=
run9 an elmer Defenders seei9netsH
SteIle gema6t perpen iollte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

Itredt un mar bobt. Gr fat fdon
9ans einseia(lens blsirbe 8ddelder gss
babt I'M id ben CREME miiiie. Bite
ieios oas FEN i'd mid aud nod ges
iost, baB id Der W0roerer i'm. SD
lin f6ubr, Der Weoespeiler oentt hb
I'm en- @iel.
Wpmit ih perbleiDe
Sbne Shrn lieper
PbiIipp Sduerampter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

@s Iiegt in benz IIter
ielbit, oaB man oie 3liibtigteit Der
Seit bci6leuniat finoet. Sc weni.
ger man 5uItanbe briugt, oeIto fir.
ser idcint iie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

True translation filed with the Post
master at Scranton, Pa, on February 2o
1918, as required by the Act of October
g. 1917
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

Sa is nit long
surud en- 5armer
,u mid TONNE un
ba! mid sefra9t.
oh idb nicai sleits
oebt emal { fods
ling pig gu tauf..
SD ben seid9t /:
Wtdnn eleif, mas
ioa idb nit { Sod
lina Yiq onianae2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28

Sci elmer rGss ROs Bar
tp" in 5rancis. OIL, iinb na4 bem
9enub bes Srantes iieben perIonen
geitorben uno eine slnSabl ihtper er-
trantt. gu Oem @ierpunib mar irr=
tiimliderpeiie benaturierter qlipbpl
peripenbet porben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-28
eDtemrr sd)reibebrtsf hss
lbilipp sanframpfrr.

Wein liebsr Ssrr Rebadtiondr!
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
WANT ARMISTICE
AT ANY PRICE
FOR Time
FRENCH VIEW OF LAST GERMAN
NOTE

Paris, Oct. 22.-The German reply
to Wilson was received too late for
the afternoon papers but was eagerly
discussed in official circles and Parlia-
ment. Among the deputies the i'm
preston first of all was that the re-
ply betrayed more than previous COM
munications the state of depression
and Generalization of the German peo-
pie as result of the Allied victories.
As a whole. the note was found to be
cquivocal, tortuous and platitudinous-
~ phrased to leave a door open for all
sorts of quibbling.
Nowhere is there evidence in the
reply of a genuine desire to accept
the only way in which peace can be
concluded, according to the expers-
sion of opinion here. On the contra
ry, all that is apparent is desire
of the German general staff to get an
armistice at any price in order to re-
organize it's reserves, men, and ma
terials.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
BATTLE PASSES
INTO SECOND
PHASE
ALLIES USING CAPTURED GUNS
ON FLEEING ENEMY

with the Allied Armies in France,
and Belgium, Oct. 22.-(By Associated
Press) The great battle in Flanders
and Northern France passed into its
second phase today.
The first phase was completed when
he Lille salient was eliminated and
the Germans were driven out of west
ern Belgium so that the line all the
way from the frontier of Holland to
he Disc canal is virtually a straight
one
This having been accomplished, the
Belgians, British and French in the
north started sweeping movement
oGay pivotng on uoint about east
If Courtrai The object of this APP
pears to be the clearing of the enemy
from his front in Northern Belgium
and at the same time to theraten his
extreme right flank
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
IMPATIENCE AND
DISTRUST OF
GERMANY
PAPERS AGAINST SUS-
PENSION OF POSSIBILITIES

London, Oct. 22.-Newspapers al
most without exception view the Ger
man reply to Wilson with Impotence
and distrust
Germany Still Impenitent," is the
caption of IN editorial in the Chron-
ical which dismisses the reply as OBJ
yiously unacceptable
The Graphic is more optimistic and
says: Verbally, the Germans are get
ing slightly nearer the point of view
upon which the Allies mean ii insist
According to the Express, "the mig
ger in the woodpile,, in the German
reply els a desire for an armistice
based on an elaborate estimate of the
rival forces as they are today" This
the paper says, is a disingenuous
twist of Wilson's conditions.
1t continues: 1--WE dare not consent
to suspension of hostilites unless
we can obtain in October the terms
we shall dictate before July to the
enemy who is broken and beaten to
his knees"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
OFFICIAL NOTE
HAS GONE TO
WILSON
TASK OF TRANsLATlNG WAS
LONG AND TEDIOUS

Washington, Oct. 22,-Thc official
text Of Cermany's latest note to the
United States was received by cable
today at the Swiss legation.
The apparence of the Swiss charge
at the state department with the note
was delayed several hours, as the
task of DECIDING and translating
proved to be long and tedious. Con-
siderable differences in the verbage
may be shown and it is understood
that the official text will clear up GER
tain obscure passages in the wireless
version received yesterday.
Indications were that no announce
ment of a decision by President Will
son could be, expected before tomor-
row. Secretary Lansing was with
him until near midnight last night,
but there now must be further con-
fercences. 1t is assumed that there
will be exchanges with the Allied cap
itals
Official comment continued to be
withheld awaiting an indication OF
the Presidents S, views. Every one ex-
pected him to decide quickly.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
TOBACCO FIR MS
MUST FACE
CHARGES
TRADE COMMISSION REQUIRES
THEM TO MAKE SHOWING

Washington, Oct. 22,-Five tobacco
companies and number of their Of
ficers are charged in formal COM
plant made today by the federal trade
commission with price discrimination
IN the sale of cigarettes and other to-
bacco products, tending to create a
monopoly, unfair methods of competl-
ton, the maintenance of interlocking
and the illegal concen-
tration of control of the producing
companies.
The companies named are the Tobac-
co Products Corporation, of Richmond;
MeIachrino Tobacco Trading Compa-
ny of New York; Schinasi Brothers,
of New Yor; Prudential Tobacco Com
pany of New York; and the Falk To-
bacco Company of Virginia.
The defendants are ordered to ap-
pear December and show cause why
the corporations should not be required
to dispose of the stock unlawfully
held in other companies in alleged
violation of the Clayton law.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
NO DEATHS FROM
FLU HERE IN
ADAY
SEVERAL OF WORST CASES ARE
NOW SHOWING IMPROVEMENT

There have been no deaths from
"flu" reported in Crisp county during
the past twenty-four hours. The wost
cases are said to be improving and
there is strong indication that the
worst has been passed
Only one case, that of a small ne
gro child, coming from IL miles south
east of town, was reported here at all.
It was said this child died within a
day and a half after being stricken
but the apparence of cold must have
been from a longer period.
Cases reported in Cordele are not at
all light, and some of them are still
requiring close attention. but no crl-
tical case has been reported from a
new source.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
]. R. MATHIS HAS
CHANCE RECOVERY

- -
was seriously injured when an A, B.
&. A. passenger train crashed into
his automobile at the PIMA crossing
yesterday morning, has held up well
under his injuries and today has
half chance" of recovery.
The negro, Eugene Lovelace, al
though he had both an arm and leg
broken, is in better condition than
is Mr. Mathis
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
REMOVE MATERIAL
FROM BRUSSELS
GERMANS WORKING HARD TO
SAVE STORES THERE

Amsterdam, Monday The Ger
man forces at Brussels are working
necessarily to remove their war ma
terial from that city, according to
Roosendaal, correspondent of Hands,
blad. He says many regiments of Ger
man troops are leaving the city and
there is much excitement among the
people there.
On the other hand Antwerp is calm
and has not been effected by recent
events. Hundreds of refugees from
Douai, Cambria and other cities in
northern France are reported arriving
at Boermond.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
Period of Pause

With the Allied Armies in Belgium,
Oct. 22.-The general situation in Bel
GUM this morning seemed to be that
on most of the front the Allied armies
ha preached a period of pause which
is inevitable when rapid advances
have been made.
German resistance stiffened appre-
ciably during the night, especially
along the Scheldt river. On the front
of the British Fourth army with which
the Americans are fighting, the night
was quiet.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
CRISP MEN CALLED
TO ENTER ARMY
FOUR WENT TODAY, FIVE WILL
GO FRIDAY

Lee Espy, Conrad McGougan, Char-
lie Smith and Orie Bray left this morn
ing to enter training at Camp Gordon
Two others. ]. T. Brown and E. l..
Vice. were to go, but one reported too
i'll and the other is out of town after
cars. On his return he will go.
Five young men have been called
TO leave here for Georgia Tech in AT,
lanta Friday morning. These are Robt
Evers. Ernest Youngblood, Cecil Jones,
John Fem and Eugen Hamilton. They
will fill in for college training.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
FUNERAL OF MRS j H GAY

At II o'clock Monday at the family
residence on Eighth Avenue the fun
eral services of Mrs. J. G. Gay were
conducted by Rev. T. B. Stanford
pastor of First Methodist church, who
paid tribute to the deep piety of the
departed followed by the impressive
ly beautiful ceremony of the Order Of
Eastern Star
Mrs. Gay was laid to rest at Sunny
Side Cemetery.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
SHEPPARDS Buy
SCANDRETT PLACE

The Scandrett farm sold at auction
today by the Atlantic Land Company
brought $40. an acre for the entire
acres, The purchase was made by Ben
and Rome Sheppard, two progressive
young Crisp county farmers residing
in Cordele.
The personal property farm imple-
ments and stock were bought by many
different bidders, all of it bringing
fine price.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
GERMAN CARDINAL
SAYS DARK HOURS
CALLS ON PEOPLE TO RALLY
AROUND EMPEROR

Basel, Oct 22-Cardinal Hartmann,
archbishop of Cologne, has issued a
pastoral letter in which he says the
dark hours have come fro Germany
She is threatened by an enemy super
ior in numbers and shaken to the foun-
dations of the state by internal chang
es.
He calls upon the people to offer
public prayers. The cardinal invites
all catholics to rally around the En-
peror.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
GERMANS TOOK OVER
HOUSES in DOUAI
REMOVED FOR GER
MAN SOLDIERS THERE

London, Oct 22.-Not one of the
several hundred houses in Douai in
spected by the correspondent of the
Daily Mail at British headquarters is
IN an inhabitable condition. Apparent
lily were removed so that the Germans
'billeted in the town could have a free
hand over the houses and their con-
tents
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
French Reach Railway

Paris Oct. 22.-Further progress
was made last night by the French
on the Serre front, it is officially an
nounced. The French have reached
the railway northeast of Assissur-
Serre and also ST. Jacques farm, north
west of Chalandry.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
ANTI LIQUOR WARMING
FOR GRIPPE SUFFERERS

New York, October ola warning to
Spanish influenza sufferers against
the use of alcoholic beverages was
issued tonight by Health Commission
er Copeland who declared alchol
tended to increase the danger from
the disease.
There is a period in the treatment
of pneumonia, DR.. Copeland added.
however, when the use of alchol as
stimulant produces good results.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
DRAFT CALLS ARE
GOING TO MEN
AGAIN
STOPPED MOVE
MENT TO CAMPS FOR WHILE

Washington, Oct 22.-Draft calls
suspended three weeks ago because of
influenza, are now going out again in
certain zones where the surgeon gen
erals office has decided it is safe to
send the men to the environments.
The localities and exact number of
men will not be announced at present
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
VIOLENT DISORDER
IN RUMANIA NOW
DEMONSTRATIONS IN JASSEY
WHERE MOB TORE UP PAPER

Paris, Oct. 22.-Violnet demonstras
tions have occurred in Jassey, tempo
rary capital Of Rumania, according to
advices here. A mob broke into the
offices Of the IssoIar Gazette, the Gov
eminent organ and the printing plant
was demolished.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
NATIONAL, PROHIBITION
ONCE MORE DELAYED

Washington October, 21.-Further
deay for the nationwide prohibition
legislation was caused today when
the senate agreed to another confer
ence requested by the end the dead
lock over the amendment regarding
rent pr, fiteering in the District Of
Columbia
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
ON TICONDEROCA
2l3 MEN ARE
VICTIMS
REPORT SHOWED TWO OFFICERS,
90 MEN

Washington, Oct 22.-Two officers
and ninety-nine enlisted men were
lost in the sinking of the Ticonderoga
by a German submarine in mid ocean
September 30, the navy department
announced today. The officers were:
Licuts Joseph Freeman of Wetumpka
Ala, and Cleveland Frost, of Berea,
Kentucky.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
STEAMER TORPEDOED
I7LIVES REPORTED LOST

Belfast, October 81 The Irish
steamer Dundalk was torpedoed in
the Irish sea last week. OF the crew
of more than thirty, only thirteen
were rescued.
The Dundalk was owned by the
Dundalk and Newry Steam Packet
company. She measured 1863 tons.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
new DRIVE NETS
EXCELLENT
RESULTS
FRENCH 3TROkE MADE THIS
MORNING TOWARDS CHANT

British Headquarters in Bel
gum, (Rcuters) Strong French
attack this morning or the center
of the Allied front in Belgium and
are reported to be making excel
lent rpogress in the direction OF
Chant.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
LOAN FOR ITALY AND FRANCE

Washington, October 21.-New
credits of 5000, 100000 for Italy and
500 900 for France were estab-
lish today by the treasury making the
total loans to Italy $1,000 100000 and
to France to $2.165.OOO,O0 and to al
lies American loans now amount to
$3.50 ,476, $3.50.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
BRITISH CASUALTIES REACH
HIGHER MARK LAST WEEK

London, Oct. %. (Monday)- British
casualties for the week ended today
were 37,15O as compared with 95,71O
the previous week.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22

advanced their line to the left bank
of the EscalliOn river and have cap
turcd the western part of the village
of Thiant, five miles southwest of Val
encienneS, it is announced officially.
The British advanced to within less
than a mile of Journal
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22

Bronze hose in which there is no
rubber, canvas or leather has been
invented in Great Britain for hand
ling fuel oil
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
Total Loss 213

Washington, Oct. 22.-Two officers
and ninety-nine enlisted men lost their
lives when the American steamer I'll
conderoga was summarized in the war
zone September 80. This brings the
total loss to 213. More than half the
soldiers lost were from Ohio.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22

The picked Prussian "shock" troop
got the shock of their lives this time.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-22
ANOTHER LOAN IS
ALREADY PLANNED
FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN IN MARCH
OR APRIL

Washington, Oct. 22.-Arrangements
are already being made for the Fifth
Liberty Loan. 1t is expected it will
come next spring in March or April.
The amount is not yet decided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
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