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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26
Gerard Ferstsiis kaIssr's Fall.

Denver.-"Tonight every bullying
officer Of the German general staff,
the head OF that nefsrious military
caste which Kaiser Wilhelm has built
up during the last forty years, knows
in his cowardly heart that Germany
is beaten" said former ambassador
to Germany, James W. Gerard. Fri
day night. before the largest audience
that ever assembled in the Audito-
rum. The speaker revealed the in
trigue, cunning and cowardice Of the
war-mad emperor and predicted his
fAu.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26
Thousand. sold to Turk. as slaves.

Thou0and0 6oId 10 Iurke ~ SIAVes'
Paris.-The Serbian government ia
in possession OF documents proving
beyond possible question that thou
sands Of Serbian prisoners have. been
sold a. slaves for . specified period to
Turkey by Bulgaria. Austria Hungary
and Germany. according to Balkan
agency dispatch from Corfu. The pris-
oners, 1t 10 said, were subjected 70
terrible treatment and that thousands
have died from typhus. cholera and
hunger.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26

sritish chip Tsrpsassd; 80 sassssns.
London.-A British armed boarding
steamer was torpedoed and sunk BY .
German submarine on Sept. II. the
British Admiralty announced. Fifty
eight members Of the crew are miss
ing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26
AmerIean aeaNan Leet.

San Francisco. seaman was
lost when one Of the biggest sailing
ships In Americas merchant marine
went ashore off the japanese coast
Sept. IT,. She was said to be badly
damaged.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26

Msdiators Named for saiida Trouble.
Washington. = Commissioners OF
conciliation were named by the De-
partmeut OF Labor to adjust dtffer-
ences between smelter workers and
the American Metals Company. Ltd.
nj Salida, Colo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26
pras,ie Action to suppress Revolt.

prastie Action to Suppress Revolt.
Paris.-Because OF the asgravation
of the internal situation in Germany,
which continues to grow, the German
government has taken measures to as
sure rapid and pitiless repressions.
in case Of revolt. = Zurich dispatch
reports today.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26

U. .. to Rseesnazs Juoe-Ssavs.
Washington. = Recognition Of the
Jugo- slavs in Austria Will be President
Wilson's next thrust at the eaemy. &C
cording to diplomatic officials here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26
PiNceR SLOW MENAcEs ST.
ouENriN-PoiLUs DLock couN.
TER NEAR soissoNs.
SIXTY Big GUNS SEIZED
TEuvoNs SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES
WHEN TERRIFIC SWEEP Is
KEPT VI.


Wit the American Army in Lor-
raine. Sept 20.-American heavy artil-
lcry has set fire to factory In the
German fortified city OF Metz Ameri-
can aviators reported that they wit
messed American shells bursting in the
city and saw q fire break out In fac
tory following the explosion Of shell.
Tho American heavies have beea
pounding the German rear positions
steadily. Every German conoentra-
tion has come under their range. Tho
Nets region has been getting the most
Of the attack.
London. = Correspondents at the
front emphasize the stiffening Of the
enemy resistance. making the British
advance all the moro remarkable. Ger
man gun power II unusually strong.
being employed to draw \ hne Of fire.
almost equal to q barrage. across =
Wide extent of country.
Hence more British Casualties are
due to sheil splintsrs than TO machine
gun bullets. An important feature Of
the advance IL that the British have
not merely passed their old hne Of
March q. but have attained their
greatest success near Beliicourt. whore
the st. Quentin canal. which 10 prscti-
cally an integral part Of the Hindeu-
burg line. runs three to four miles un-
dergrpund.
Lempire heiehts,: commandi1g. the
tunnel, il largely In British hands and
the Germans at this point cannot hope
to oppose the advance of tanks BY
flooding the country.
Paris.-The French, continuing their
attacks southeast Of st. Quentin. have
reached the outskirts OF Benay. In
the Soissons sector numerous enemy
counter attacks west of Juoy were re-
pulsed.
The important town Of Contescourt.
In the st. Quentin sector, IL now en-
tirely In the hands Of the French. who
also occupied Castres. further to the
northeast.
rhursday saw both the British and
French armies in Picardy materially
develop their plans for the eveatual
enveIoping Of st. Qusntin and Cam
brai. The British made further gains
around Gouseaucourt and east OF
Epshy, while the French strlkias
southeast OF St. Quentin. brought the
southern part Of their nippsr into
better position. for the squsese against
the town. which daily seemingiy 10
growing nearer.
More than 10000 pfiseners and in
exoess Of sixty large guns fen aato tho
hands Of the British duriAg ths big
operattou. begun BY Field HAnhal
Haig Wednesday northwest Of 0t.
Quentin.
Northeast Of soissons the Germans
are counter attacking vfgoroasly
against the allied forces holding
strategic positions which are threat
ening the high ground alons the Che-
min dos Danes. which the onemy
hopes to save as . temporary haven
Of refuge in the event Of . forced r.
tirement. from the west and the south.
Notwithstanding the strength Of the
onslaughts. the French everywhere re-
pulsed the enemy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26

plete It at about 1900 feet
Word that George Christofilopulos,
formerly OF Denver, was severely
wounded In action in France on Aug.
"a, has been received by L. r. W. Hill.
at whose home nc lived.
The enrolment at the Colorado
School of Mines at Golden shows .
gain this year. The freshmen class
has already reached over 100 with
more coming in.
The appointment OF Edward p. Co.'S
tigan OF Denver on the United States
tariff commission. made by the Prcsi-
dent several months ago. was con
firmed by the Senate.
Julius Aichele was reelected chair
man Of the Denver county Democrat
committee. Mrs. Nancy Kirkland wns
reelected vice chairman. and Fred s.
Boyer. secretary.
Two new Masonic lodges came into
being as result Of the annual meet
Ing OF the grand lodge of the Colorado
Jurisdiction in Denver. Charters were
granted to Liberty Lodge No. $50 and
Palestine Lodge No. 151. Roth are in
Denver and have been working unter
dispensation sinee last spring.
Gov. Julisss g Cnntcr went 10 Tulsa,
Okla. where - Addresaesi tho conYen-
tion nf IInitel Cohfederate Veterans
anA Sons Of Veterans and extended N;
invitation for the delegates 10 visit
Colorado after their adjournment on
9npt. os.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-26
Pithy News Notes
From Al Pasts of
Colorado
western n. ~.p.p.r Union New. ssrvics-

western Ne xspapsr Union News DsrSics-
COMING EVENTS.
Pueblo.
Sept. 2s-:s-LIncoln County Fair a
Hugo.
Sept. :S-2s.-Graud County fair ant
race meeting.
Oct. Fourth Red Cross home service
institute at Denver.
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Of the latest styles and anything be
low prices Everything marked with red ticket show
log cut prices.
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New-York tribune., 1918-05-25
Heavy Registration Expect
ed; Polls Open From
ga. M. to 10 P. M.
Embarrassing Age
Problem Solved
Qualifications and List of
Booths in the City Are
Announced

This is enrolment day for women.
tembcr primaries must register to- day.
District leaders and their corps of
workers, including both men and wom-
en-, have been at work for more than a
week to insure heavy registration,
and reports received at both Demo-
cratic and Republican headquarters in
dicate that large percentage of the
new voters will officially ally them
selves with one or the other of the two
party organizations.
The Board of Elections sent final in
structions to election inspectors for
the special enrolment zone days ago.
Polls are open from a. m. to 10 p.
m.. and women must enrol. in the cleo
tion district in which they reside.
Age Problem Solved
Every measure has been taken by
the Board of Elections to relieve the
women of any embarrassment or dis
comfort in enrolling. John R. Voor-
his, chairman of the board, said yes
terday that the plans had been made
with view to making it as easy and
comfortable as possible for the women
to enroll. The embarrassing question
of age has been properly considered.
Women between twenty-one and thirty
will have to give their exact age, but
those above thirty will only be re-
quired to answer cover thirty"
Other questions which the women
will have to answer for the enrolment
register concern their name and resi-
dence, home and business address, en-
ployment, name and address of en-
ployer, length of residence in state,
county and election district, country
where born, naturalization by certif-
cate or marriage, and whether regis
tered in any military or war census
in this or any other state since April
L., 1917. The elector is required to
affix her signature in the enrolment
New-York tribune., 1918-05-25
Modern Wise Man
Comes to Women's Help

The sponsor for the most effective
measure adopted by the Board Of
Elections to insure q large enrol
ment Of the women voters must re-
main anonymous.
Chairman John r. Voorhis failed
to appreciate the Importance OF per-
petuating the name and fame OF the
members of the board who first pro-
posed the following rule, which was
promptly adopted:
"Women betsceen tzcsaty-ons and
thirty must giUe their eract age.
Those past thirty are merely re-
CURED to anszcer 'Oper thirty"
Solomon no longer remains alone
in his glory.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-25
Borough of Manhattan

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ss-w " stt1 stth St. s. bstween 7th and sth AVS.
23-s1s 9Th Av. Barhey
24-253 10th Av ,Rarber
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o. ANs.' " 25th entrance. ....P. S. 45
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se-ils y aoos'fN ssfwh St. main entrance r 5 I'D a.
$50 sth Av. Art eaIjess Il ss
ss-sss " ". .sth St. .............. Barber
Ss-ss55ss sIn 1dth AV; .'......'......' Florist
s5-412 10th Az. Cigars
36-44o 10th Az. .Barber
ss-w: s5th St. between sth and i'0s;is ssh
Avs.' west entrance on w. s5,n st.
CIV. ssth ST.. between sth ard 9th
a. Ays' Ns " $sth st. entrance ....P. S. 80
tS-ss sgsi5 ~ ~ 81 s75h St. girls entranes Barber
42-5l5 w. a7th ST. boys entrance c, !
.s-5es .5es 81 9th Az. Az. s;............. Barber
45-4ls W. 4oth St. Barber
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
4. d. Location. Occupied AS
1--ol Jackson ST. ...........C Candy
Cor Jackson and Madison sts east
entrance on Madison st. ......P. S. L.
s-cor Jackson and Madison SITS: west
A--cor. Henry and Gouverneur sts.; west
entrance on Henry St. ......P $. 147
| S-Cor. Broome and Cannon Sts.; east
entrance on Broome st. ......P. S. 11o
IT,.
Cor, Lewis and Rivinston SITS: exit 8
s--cor. Lewis and Rivington sts.: exit
on Rvington st. ............P. S. IS
| 9--Cor. Broome and Cannon SITS; north
entrance on Cannon st. ......P. S. 10
1o-Cor. Broome and Sheriff Sts.: Sheriff
1l-cor ehsroons sroome and Sheriff SITS: esIt 3 =
12-Cor. Broome and Ridge SITS; second
entrance north of Delaney on Ridge
1s--Cor. Broome and Ridge Sts: main
entrance on Broome st. .......P. S. 90
14-Rivngton, Pitt, and Ridge Sts south
entrance on Ridge ST. .9.......P S. i
entrance on Pitt st. .......P. S. 4
1s--sAattorney ST., between .Rivington and
stanton SITS: boys entrance. P S. 174
l7--Attorney St, between Rivington and
stanton SITS: boys entrance p. S. IA
1874 Suffolk ST ........... Undertaken
19--Cor. Rivington and suffolk SITS; Riv-
ington st. entrance ..........P. S. 100
So-ls7 Broome St. east entrance P. S. l2o
2l---lS1 Broome s.: : west entrance P. s. l2O
22-Cor Rivinston and Suffolk SITS; Suf-
IN ioik ST entrance ............ p. S. 160
23-ST Essex st. .........V Vacant
New-York tribune., 1918-05-25
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

L. y. Location. Occupied As.
1--947 East Sd ST.. ............. Dwelling
2-l.o43 soney Island Av. Drugs
3-1,o17 Av. II. .............. Real Estate
4-l.33o Coney Island Az. snoes
6--East 10th ST, near Az. l.. .....P. 5. -
6-East 10th ST.. near Av L.. p. 5. "
Il sos Coney Island Av. Barber
s-1,S4S Coney Island -Av........ Cigars
f,499 East 18th st. ......... tacant
lo-l;ssl East 18th St. =, iai'or nor
1l-Homecrest Az. near Az T. r; >. ~ S
l2--.Av. T, near Homecrest Av... p. $. 1ss
13-3.7o1 Ocean Parkway. acsnt
14--2.5$1 East 10th st. t..........- ,Sluo
15-2,224 NoOrhies Av.......... stationery
16--1.70 Kings Highway. Reai Estate
l7--Ocean Av. and Az. NJ. .. Real Estate
Isl ,423 Ocean Av..... :; SnutIi ~
1s-E;ast ssth Ste near Av. K.....P. 5. 1is
2O--East 3sth ST.. near Az. k.....P. 5 rs
2i--4,Sco Av. NJ. Salpef
22-i Kowenhoven Place. .hestSurant
23-Bay View, near Remsen Av. X >. llt
24-Osborn ST., near Suffer Av.. z $ 66
2o-Watkins St. near Sutter Av r. : 6b
26-342 Hinsdalo st. .Sanoy
27-Sackman ST. near Dumont Az. p. $. los
.S-643 Stone Av DeiIcasessen
oe--Wnliams, near Dumont Av...P. >. ia
30-A,a bama near Dumont Av...P. $. 17t
31-332 New Lots AN barDer
ao-244 New Lots AV Barber
33-School Lane. near Remsen Av. p. 5. ll4
34-East sed St. between Av. l.
and NJ. p. S. 10
a5-Barren Island ............... p. S. 120
$3.50 New Jersey Av... Dwelling