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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
AMERIcKE "a
JATCE We 3SKLENENE KLECI

Haag. 2. cervenca. Znravy
dosle dopisovatele listu Times
primo 2 Nemecka vesmes nntvr
zuif iden. lie N6mci nrovad9if
|svstematickou kampan, ahy "a
brani'i lidu Nemecka zvedenf
|poctn Americani iiz We Francii
? ma boiisti. Americani isou W.
snivani zlehGovani lid lie
|ndrzovan v naproste nevsdofr1o
|sti vvrravf sc mu. ze len Hrst
ka ie itch ma front9 a y tech
.ison mnozf Indiani kmene sSi-
ouxi.
Obyvatelstvo tudfz lie v ne
vedomosti a vojenske 1fady !,
sud mali lid pod kontrolou a
hypnotisovany. Jako cast t6to
kampane americtf yojaci media
vnof zaiatf byli Y Kolfr3 1ikazo
vani We sklenene kleci jako
zv]astnosti We prospech cerve-
nebo kffze "a vstupne desfti
feriki.
VyveSeny byly plakaty 8 na-
pisem: "Toto jsou velmi wac
ne zjevy. ktere lie najft We
Francii."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
NEMECKO POzADUJE, ABY MU VIDA
NABYLACESKOSLOVENSKA
ARMADA.
BOLSEVICKA VLADA PRY MA TUTO
PODMfNKU PRISTOUPILA
PROTEST PRoTI POPRAvE ADMIRALA
STASTNEHO.

Stockholm, i. cervence (Opozdsna zprava) ruskych
pramen dosa prava e Nsmecko nepozadovao en odzboe
nj ceskosovenske armady ale jeff vydan nemeckemu VOL
sku ze bolsevcka yada pfistoupa tento pozadavek
guberni samarske byl boseysm svrzen nekok cleni
konstitucniho shromazdenf uvofilo vadu prozatin
zvastnf proklamac oznamue du provisorni fednc
vykonava budou pomoc al do DOLBY kdy stavnf shro
mazdenf sejde nastoli vladu trvalou
Cestujcf doslf Ruska vypravuj ze ukrajinske hnut
ez jest hlane namffeno pro Nemchm jech pochopovi ge
generalnfm stabem pe clenech cee sym ruskym ge
neraem Novemu hnu dosava vydatnych podpor zejme
mosilevskych putavskych cernkovskych dstrktd
Pobz K3eva vyvrazdi sedlaci vsechny statafe Ceno-
We stare rude Eardy opus neocekavane Kjev
p0da vyss1tenf kanf podelf Dnes uirajins
conalste kef pnou slou pracoval odtrzenf Ukrany
cd Ruska isou pro nasnostem GermanI pachanych pro
neodvislosti mlade repubiky.
Ma byvale carske rodiny dopraven bude Mulas
Romanov nemz nekokrate bylo rzeno ze byl zabit do
ho mesta vetske gubern zapad cd Jekaternburku
rozsudku smrt vysesenym mad admiralem stastnym
poslednm veteem ruske backe foy dodatecne
m re sam Trocky nyneA bosevicky mins vaky zastavaI
1fad vefeneho zalobce Havne byo kadeno vinu
v6s ako by vada sov9ti zaySea vydat backou ruskou
flotu Nemcim Stastny by nacenfker protrevolucno
hnut Petrohrade stale vykonan rozkaz udeova
nych bosevckou vladou Pfael6 popraveneho admraa
poda prot jeho nespravedv6 exekuc dirazny protest
hez obau prohlasu tento Gin Tock6ho neschane
bactvf.
Bosevickg list Politken Stokholms prozrazue infor
mova lisa z dobrvch pramenn ze velestv nemecke arma
dy Fnsku projevo Svinsuvrdov minserskemu pTedse
uspokoeni odkladem zavedenf monarchisticke nu
otevrenm nezamrzavajicich finskyc pstavi
pro nemecky obchod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
PORuSENf KANE v NEMECKEM
VOJSKU.
sOCIALISTE Al vOJACI z vYcHODNl FRONTY
NEJSOU POSLUSNI

U americke armadv ma Marine. 2. cervence. - Zprava
CORRESPONDENTS E. IT. Jamese Discipline nemecke arma-
de nen dnes bvvaa lie nes parno cisafs1m
rali cd zahaenf vaky srem poll Hlavn prGnou toho
ze n9meet voiac unaveni vlkou Spoienci mali
dikazv ze v n6meckv geners vydal rozaz armada jez
je pro Amereanhm Chateau Thiery kerem 81 stezuie
nedosatek dscpliny General pfa 81 v6de zda pukov
dIstonici isou to vnuti svoii Will podzenym udrze
We svych oddech nejpfsn9M discipnu Poznamenal. ze
zda se nerozumf nkde zachovavan pna zelezne
dscpliny nemeck6 armad9 Va mas povesny vScvk je
dnes kamnou padbytecnou, pravi dnes eden zaatS di
stnnfk Nas voak must vycvku nauc jak podffd
latrs viii sv6rnn pFedstaven6mu Must podoknou ze
rdntatAk discinrv nAav mezi Prusav neilepsfmi CT
saTskvi voiskv ale zapadnf fronte e dnes vice nez tie
nkh vvrhodn Tito voiaci neajf touz moraku ako
neens nSrecka voisa iech rluv sestavaji Polai El
iinvh kteH nelson mills nadseni vaku vsenem
c Me7i tv nat take socaIst6 IT, ker naco pochyt pro
pagandy bolsevikd, kdyz byli vychodnf fronte a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03

FINsKY vPAD DO RUsKA.
BuIhafi masakruji Srby.

} Z f ~ + =
Londyn, 8. Gervence. - Ne
mecke finske tazenf do MUIR
manske oblasti severnfm Ru-
sku prave zapocalo. Znacne
mnozstvf vojska Sc soustredilc
ma rusko finskych hranicfch a
ma nekolika mfstech pfekroci-
10 jiz hranice a zahajilo ma Ru
sy palbu.
Zprava move n6mecke o.
fensive zaslana byla z Helsing
forsu pres Stockholm Exchange
Telegraph Co.
Washington, 2. cervence.
|Srbska tiskova kanceIaf dosta
la vladnf zpravu, ze bylo as
800 srbskych uprchlfki poblf-
ze Prizrenu povrazdeno. Zpra-
va mi:
Pc cele diva m9sfce po obsa-
zenf Sandzaku v Novobazar-
|sku a Prizrenu, Rakusane neu
stavali vybizeti turecke obyva
telstvo aby pobfjelo Srby, ze-
jmena uprchlfky jez Sc snaziIi
|spasiti dtekem pred rakou-
skym vpadem. Udavaly Sc vra
Izdy We velkem, hlavne v okolf
Prizrenu. Signal k vseobecne
lrezi byl dan pobitfm 800 srb-.
lskych zranenfch q onemocn9-
lych utecenc1, Bulhary, kteri
lohavny ten Gin spachali u kla-
stera sv. Mikulase poblfze Pri-
zrenu. Pod ochranou rakou-
|skych a bulharskych ufadd
pax nastalo vseobecn6 rabo-
vanf.
Poslednejsf zffdili zvlastuf
vojensky soud v Surdo ulici
kde bvli odsouzeni take po-
praveni ucitel a knez. Kazdy i
bulharstf voiaci sami imenuii
okolf Prizrenu 'velkojatkami'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
ZAHADNE ODKLADY NEMECKEHO
ss " VfBOJE.

Londyn 2. cervence N9mci podel cele zapadnf from
severn9 Cd SONNY kde chtef Brtim posce nede
N9ci zacene Napor ten nezdaf kdezto inych bo-
iistch Fandrech Franc voiska Hindenbrgova pora-
covaa env drobnSch v1zv9dnSch vtpadech Pznaky
becne davno sbovane n9mecke ofensvy neobe tudfz
nkde Prosvcha vsa ze N4ci odkadaif ohasovane
tazeni Padz zvastnch divodi psh offensive chy
stall pry della alych vpo tfto vaky dosud nebylo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
AMERICANA u VAUX VYHUBII Ne
PRATEL0M CELf PLUK PESfCH.
NASLEDUJfCf PROTIUTOK NEMCU
BYI. PERSIIINGOVYM BRANCI
ROZTRfSTEN "a CELKEM 500
PRlJSU POZAJfMANO.

Pond9nf vezstvi Americana vesnice Yaux biz feky
Marine bylo daeko vcerejsfm bullenem
Dnesn Pershngdv oficieln bulletin oznanpje ze do
byyanf vaux vyhuben bl cey puk pruske pechoty 500
Nemc1 BE upado zaetf vitezi Vcera rano fet hodne
nepfe chte zmocnt zracenych posic sn3 potdtokem
byl vsak odrazen vsude Americana uhaj kazdou pid
zef pond9nfm vypadem zskanou PfftomnS pokra6ovano
jew bo kopce 204 zapadn9 Cd Vaux vseku Chateau
Thierry.
Ia pondenfho naporu Americana mimo vaux wall d.
token nGvrs po obou stranach vesnce zveda posou
pixse tax jednu mill frone dive p6 mile dlouhe. Ia
bod zapadne cd Vaux Pershngova pechota ybraa neko
k hnzd nemeckych strojovych kuomet1, pouzv docene
kofis palbe nepfftee cd vaux usupujfcho nemectf
obhajci. .dctcenych hnfzd by vybi tsm6f do tenoho.
Americana "a dtoku ma posice zmocnil Sc
vsech cf1 pred tim urcenych n6kere oddly chey pokra
covat p1vodnf metu kerazto northwest boiech
vo velitelstv bya Jim vsak zapovezena Unpuj1cf nepf
tel krick6 chvl posen byl nskolika pecho-
y vypomocne ty pfapory porazku Hum odvrat
pemohy Nyn9sf posice Vaux nachazej
krajine delosfelbou rozorane Pouze edna nova
amercka posice e zalesn9na ochrany syajfcf Nepf
eudrz zapadne cd vaux jne houstins ponavadz ale
Persgov deloselci hal ten prudce nyn bombarduj Mem
ci must zmfn6nou posici vykldit
Pondeln vypad Americana Chateau Therry mel hav-
nj 1ce narovnati amnejsf franko-amerckou n kerezo
narovnani uplne zdaro neecky yysek vaux vic
existuje
Americana pondelnfm postupem probil Sc silnic ku
PafM vedoucf kterazto slnce Vanx chranena byla ma
vrsfm, N9mci okupovanym podobne nemecke okupa
Vaux vic neexsuje..
Jny dnesnf bulletin Paffze sdeluje, Americana "a
pondsnho vpadu sekoru Chateau Thiery doby tez vs
Bosdela Roche. . 48
Pershingovi delostrelci pouzili dotcenych boI
Marny svych vlasnfch z DEL del Soustah uych tedy nj
ko Francouz zapIjcenych Americ letc rovnez
denim zapasu Vaux podei sce taxi ze jediny nemecky
aviak mad same bojiste neodvazil Mez Nenc Vaux
zajatym nachaz cetne mutt zasluznym kf dekorova
nych Jsou to garde prvotfdn n9mecH voaci nazvice
zajat distojnfci ovadajf tem9f vschni anglicinu
Francouzi dobyl vcera vsi ST. Pierre Aige t6mze w
seku odrazi neEolk nepfateskJch ltoki
mese, Montdidier, Noyon, Belloy hornm Esaskn.
Ia vcereisch boji mezi Vlachysa Rakusany horach
Grappa horske panine Asago vlas nepfele sveho
pet poraz zajavse mu 696 vojad ezi emi dnstojnfk
kdezto zn9 Asiaga udef Rakusany puky briticke
rovn9z dokonaly dspech majfcf.
Itaov6 zabyva vcera tez upevnovAnfm ziskRnJch
sic Monte d Vabella jakoz poho Roso, kde "a
pfedchazeiicfch bold vachhm pomahay tez pnky cesko
slovenske "a vcerej revise zisteno nepfe "a porazy
valbea psel tel poln dea Is zakopovych hmozdffd
Sc kulometd obrovske mnozstvl rnunice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
PRESIDENT PONCARE DAROVAL
tESKOSLOVENSKYM PLUKUM MA
FRANCOUZSKE FRONTE
BTTEyNf PRAPOR.

Paffz 2. cervence President francouzsk6 repubky,
Pcincare daroval pukim
ubfrajfcf krasny bitevnf prapor nasleduc Pon
pra ze Francie ustava ceskosovenskou aradu co
uznanf sve vd9cnos chrabrym vojnim oho naroda ker
dobrovone souM pocve sran9 spojencn Cd sam&ho
catku valky jenz dobyl c umira pod ancouzskou
trikolorou'
Vaecny correspondent Chicago Daily News Paul Scott
Mowrer kabeuje s ze odevzdanf btevn vajky pu
kim ceskosIovenskym Franc, dao nadsenych OBJ
fadI Bitevnf vajka jew barvach ceskych tedy bile
Vyssi dstonci pukn fron6 jsou
Francouz ostan hodnos sarze sou veskrz ceskosoven
Muzstvo pozistava dobrovolnfki Ruska Ameriky
jinych spojeneckych zemf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-03
VZPOURA PRAzSKYCH HRADEc-
KYCH PLUKU.

Geneva, q cervence Prazsky Tageblatt pfse, BE ne
kolik pnkh Prahy Hradce ltereho?) vzboufo ma
sedkem nedosatku potravi Vzboufvsf vojn hrozova
postenim sv1ch ddstoinfkd pakf nedosanou cheb Okla
vzpoura se utlsila. ss a5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
EDUCATION Of
WOUNDED MEN TO
BEGIN At ONCE
Offices Are Already Open in
Fourteen Of Chief Cities of
United States Where Infor-
nation Is Given Out,
INV sosnrna JOURNAL .-se,.t LEASED w,.s,


Washington, Nov. 17.-Offices are
now open in fourteen of the chief cit
les of the United States to receive the
applications of disabled soldiers and
sailors of the American army and
navy for free education to equip them
for the vocation for which they are
most fitted These offices have been
established by the federal board for
Vocations and are in the following cit
les: Washington, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, Atlanta, New orleans
Cincinnati, st. Louis. DALLAS, Denver
Chicago, Minnesota, San Francisco
and Seattle.
At each office are stationed men to
advise the disabled fighters as to what
they are entitled to receive. medical
officer and man to OBJ ain employ
ment for them when they are ready to
go TO work. 1t is promised by the
federal board that applications Will De
sympathetically considered with the
best Interests of the disabled men ID
mind.
While receiving education the gov
eminent will pay the disabled man
$65 a month and in addition will pro-
vide him with the funds necessary to
pay educational fees. Each mar
accepted for re-education will be sent
TO an institution giving special courses
IN the line he has chosen or will be
given instruction in any Industry he
wishes to learn.
During his training period allow
ances will be made by the government
to his. dependents such as wife, child
rem and mother These will be fixed il
proportion to the amount they re
ceived while he was in active service.
When the disabled man has finished
his training the federal board prom
ises to have employment ready fol
him. After he has gone to work agar
his compensation from the war risl
insurance begins and will continue un.
affected by the amount of his earn
ings.
In making these announcements The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before
breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day
out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile
to coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no consti-
patton, bilious attacks. sick headache.
colds. rheumatism or sassy acid
stomach. you must battle on the I'M
side like you battle outside. This Is
vastly more important, because the
skin pores do not absorb impurities
into the blood, while the bowel pores
do, says a well-known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxins
we'll flushed from the stomach. liver.
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day. glass of hot
water with a teaspoonful of iime-
stone phosphate in it. This will
cleanse. purify and freshen the entire
alimentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach.
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. 1t
is inexpensive and almost tasteless.
Drink phosphated hot water every
morning to rid your system of these
vile poisons and toxins; also to pre-
vent their formation.
As soap and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening and purifying.
80 limestone phosphate and hot water
before breakfast, act on the stomacns
liver. kidneys and bowels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
federal board for vocational EDUCATION

federal board for vocational education
states;
THE worst mistake a disabled man
can make is 10 drift into a low grade,
unskilled occupation. Without any
training he must compete with the
normal man in a line of WORK where
brute strength and physical fitness
alone count and there can be no doubt
as to the outcome when work becomes
slack. Every consideration requires
that a disabled man should obtain
permanent employment at desirable
age to the position for which he is
best fitted or for which he can be-
come best fitted. otherwise his career
will consist OF alternate periods OF
more or less undesirable employment,
idleness, trying 10 live on his pension
and picking up an occupation. No
sslf-respecting veteran of this great
war can afford 10 be placed in this po-
sition. There is only one escape by
which these men may make their flu
ture safe and that is If training is
necessary to obtain it through the
federal board for vocational educa-
ton.
1.-The temptation to take these low
grade, unskilled jobs is very stront
while war prices prevail, especially
as pay is higher because there is 6
lack of help and the quality of the
! work is not looked at too closely; but
jobs commanding war prices and EN-
ploying large numbers of particularly
skilled or unskilled hands are not al
ways going to exist, They are soor
going to shrink to normal conditions
What then? The answer is unfortu
nately very simple. The law of supply
and demand is not going to stop work
ing because there have been some mel
who have been soldiers and who in
| Cured disabilities in defense of tn
! country. If there is only paying wort
/ for so many hands, the supply o
| hands must be cut down. When thu
| happens, the man who cannot turn on
| as much or as good work as a soun'
man is going to lose his job because
of his deficiency and the, sound MAJ
J is going to keep his job, That mean
! the disabled man will be out of Jo'
| and will drift about from one tempo
| rary employment TO the other, meet
| ing rebuff after rebuff and becomini
of less value as time goes on.
! THE antidote for such condition /
offered free by the United States gov
| eminent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
POPE IS READY
To GREET YOUNG
FREE NATIONS
Letter to PapaI Secretary of
State Says Report Of Regret
at italian Success Mali
ciousIy Made,
tsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w'ssl

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtssl
Rome, Nov 1.-THE ConserN atore
Romano, the official vatican organ,
today prints a letter from Pope Bene-
dict TO Cardinal Gasparri, the papal
secretary of state, in which the pom
tiff says that after the recent happy
success of the Italian armies efforts
were made to excite in the Italian pub
lie mind, the belief that the pope had
experienced some regrets of the VIC
tory. The letter points out that in q
papal letter on the first of August.
1917, and on other occasions, I'VE
have expressed repeated wishes that
the territorial questions between Aus
tria and italy receive a solution con-
formable to the just aspirations of the
people, and recently we have given in
s'ructions to the nuncio at Vienna to
establish friendly relations with the
different nationalities of the Austro-
Hungarian empire which are now con-
stituted independent states"
The letter says the church's mission
of sanctification adapts itself 70
the different forms of government
and accepts without difficulty the le-
gitimate territorial and political varia-
tons of the peoples
1--WE believe the letter continues
that our ideas and appropriations be-
ing more generally known, no wise
person would wish 10 attribute to us
regrets which have no foundation
The letter closes with an expression
of hope that the war will be succeeded
by universal concord which will bino
the nations in a league fertile of Well
being
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
SALTS fine FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat which
clogs Kidneys, then the
Back hurts.

Most folks forget that the kid
neys, like the bowels get sluggish
and clogged and need a flushing oc-
casionally, else we have backache
and dull misery in the kidney re-
gion. severe headaches, rheumatic
twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleepiessness and all sorts III blad-
der disorders
You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the mo-
ment you feel an ache or pain in
the kidney region. get about four
OUNCES of Jad Salts from any good
drug store here, take a tablespoonful
in a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia,
and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nor
NAL activity 1t also neutralizes the
acids in the urine so 1t no longer ir-
ritates. thus ending bladder disor-
ders.
Jad Salts is harmless inexpensive
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their
kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious
complications.
A well known local druggist says
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks
who believe in overcoming kidney
trouble while 1t is only trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
MAMMALIAN SAYS
HIS PEACE PLAN
NOT CONSIDERED
10, aoealao JOURNAL SPECIAL lrAsro wlssi

tBT MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WhsI
Copenhagen, Nov. II (by The AS
ISOLATED Press. 1.-The former imperial
German chancellor, Prince Macmillan
of Baden has issued a pamphlet, say
ing;
MY peace policy was entirely up
set b. the proposal for an armiettce,
which was handed to me in complete
form on my arrival in Berlin. | fought
against it for practical and political
reasons. 1t seemed to me a grave
mistake to allow the first step toward
peace to be accompanied By such an
amazing admission of Germany's
weakness.
Neither the enemy powers nor
our own people regarded our military
situation such as 10 make desperate
measures necessary. / proposed that
the government as first measure
should state exactly its program Of
war aims and demonstrate to tho
world our agreement with President
Wilson's principles and our readiness
! to undergo heavy national sacrifices
| to fulfill these principles.
II was told in reply that there was
| no time to wait for the effect of such
statement and that the situation al
| the front demanded that proposal
for an armistice should be made
within twenty-four hours. to be sup
I ported by publication of the names
| Of a new and unimpeachable gov
| eminent.
"A week later the military author
tiles informed me that they had beer
/ mistaken in the Judgment they had
| formed concerning the situation al
4 the front on October L.
Prince Max says he informed the
temperor it would have an important
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
BULK Of SOCIAL
DISEASE IN ARMY
AMONG RECRUITS
Health Department Report
Shows That New Mexico
Averages Better Than a
Great Many States,
.srscrAL DISPATCH 70 so.mne JOURNAL

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing statistics the per centage of men
suffering from venereal disease when
received into the army has been is
sued by the United States public
health department;
1.-The task of combating the spread
of venereal disease among the civil
communities of the United States, is
task that has taken on a tremend-
ously added importance with the COM
ing of peace" declares Surgeon Cen
eral Rupert Blue of the L. S. public
helath service.
fortunately congress enabled us
to organize our division of venereal
diseases a sufficient time ahead of the
coming of peace to enable us to make
appreciable Roadway in the task of
securing clean communities to which
our returning soldiers may come.
And, while the job of fighting vice
diseases is first. last and all the time,
Il civilian job, Il must not be forgot
ten that it was the vast amount of
venereal disease that was creeping in
10 our military service from civil life
that first awakened us to the need
of the work The estimates of some
of the military authorities were to the
effect that no less than five-sixths of
all the vice disease in the army was
brought there from civil life"
Statistics dealing specifically with
venereal disease among the men en-
tering the training camps have just
been issued These figures deal with
one million men. a quota from every
state in the union, These figures
show that the state sending the least
proportion of men afflicted with vice
diseases was Oregon with SO per cent.
The largest percentage of infected
men was furnished by Florida with
$50 per cent,
Statistics dealing with this sub
ject since congress placed the whole
matter in charge of the u. S. pubic
health service are now being COM
pinel and it is expected that they
will show a marked Improvement.
The figures to date are as follows.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-18
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With the American Army Northeast
of Verdun, Nov. II by the Associated
Press Russians, Italians, French
and Rumanians by thousands--all re-
leased by the Germans-have
streamed into the American lines.
The question of feeding and housing
them is taxing the facilities Of the
army and the various organizations
which have been furnishing the
Americans with Injuries.
In Spincourt the Americans found
1000 hungry Russians and late on
Sunday started to transfer them to
Verdun by trucks which had brought
supplies for the American advanced
troops
Owing TO the shortage Of food on
Saturday two hcrses were killed at
Spincourt, but this meat only half sat
isfied the Russians.
Finally the Americans are starting
outpost feeding stations. whore they
are serving coffee, bread and canned
meat In one instance, released pris-
oners rushed an American truck load
ed with bread, cleaning II out before
the crowd could be controlled.