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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
Rchcarlne for Cantata.

Two speciaI rehearsaIs of the choir
of the Harrison Street VI r. Church
will be held this week on Tuesday and
Friday to prepare the cantata The
Greatest Love" by Pcirie, 70 be given
next Sunday evening The sOloists sill be:
Mdin Franson, soprano Of the Nywen
evsngelistic party, Efel Groves, alto;
Harry -. Hygate, tenor, and Francis
Blaine, basso
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26

conference yesterday with Mr.. Austin
were City Controller Walton, City Solici'
tor Connolly and Transit Director Twin
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
33 Stars on du Pont Flag.

\ service flag containing 80 stars has
been unfurled al the box plant of the dt
Pont Powder Co, along the Brandywiue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26

Easter flowers for sale by 5 r. Thomas
on Seventh street between Market ana
King streets ADV
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

nleOergeleaten geoingungen an.
nlmmt, oaf Die Nbiift Der bent.
idlen Gegiernng bcim 6intritt in
ltnterbanOlungen Die lit, iidl rid
gnItlOs Der practiidlen InmenOnng
Der Gin5elbeiteu bicier SeOin9an-
9nn9en 5u fiieen?
Ser ErGiOent fiiblt iidl ee-
bunocn, nit 8eSng ami ben @urs
idDlag zines @nffenitillitanOS in
iagen, Sah or ieiuer llcberSenamng
nadJ nidDt beredDtigt lit, ben Gcgie.
rmnscn, NIT Welfen Die Hegicrmng
Der Der. Staaten 9egen Die Niit.
telmGdte uiiOeiirt lit, cine @afien.
rnbe OorsuidDlngen, iulnnge Die
Seere Sicicr MGdte iif) amf Oerem
SuSen befinoen.
y9ie gIufrihti9fcit ir9enOeincr
GrOrteruua luHrOe offenfnnSig uDn
Der 3nitimmuno Der WiittelmGdtc
abbGngen, nnOer5iislidl ihreStreit-
fraftc ii6ernll aus oceupirtcm @e-
6iet suriif5n3icllen.
Ser RrGiiSeut bGlt iidl ferner
5m Oer SSraae beredltigt, Of Der
9icidsfanSIer Ie6iglidl i'm @amen
Der einaeieetcn 9legicrung5oemnl-
ten Iprid)t, iueldle bisbcr Den Sricg
aefiibrt bn6en. 6r eraftct Die
NutluOrt anf Sieic Traacn ais inc.
femtlifl nun jebem @eiihtspnurt
nus.
gGobert Gaming"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
Erdl, }5iliOn'S g(ntluort on
I9eutldlano.
oaf Sbhr 5rieOen Ofen- Stunning BON Sn 9entihen
bsiettsu iete SOrbsOinsnns fir Observation-Disclosures
6rGst meIen &amen Geidjsfnnsler ipridt

@nibinstOn, .. s. = Sm g(uf-
troa 0es @raiioenten @ilion bot AM
0instog Staatsiecretar Gaming Dem
&ei6Gftstr1ger Ser Sdneijer &C.
fonotidaft in 8aIbington foIgenoe
9eote ais 9lntport oui 0as Brie6ens-
aneebot bes 4eutiden 91ei6sfanj.
Iers iibergeben;
SD babe Die gbre, i'm Namen 0es
8r0iioenten Den @mpfan9 SSbrer
9tote pom 6. October, lpelber 0ie
Sunogebung Ser oeutideu Regierung
al Sen Rrdiioenten beige8eben mar,
gu beideinigen; uno id bin pom 8r6=
iioenten ongepieien noroen, sic 3u
eriuden, Dem Geutifen &eidSfau3-
Ter Die folsenoe MittbeiIltng 8t mo-
den:
ySenOr or cine glntmurt anf ons
Grindlen Der 0entidlen Hcid)sregie-
RING mndjt, nno bnmit bic Nnt-
mort 10 uffcn nn0 9eraoc nnsfGllt,
tuie bic iibcrnns luid)tigen, anf Dem
Spiele itebenben Sntereiien eS err
furosrn, bdlt Der Eraiibent Der
Ser. Stnutcn es fir nGtbig, iidl
iiber Die 9enune @eoeutnn9 Der
9iOtc 0es 9ieidDSfau3lers sn Uer-
iiAern. @in Der &cidSfaujlcr ia
gen, bnh Die OentidDe 9ieidsreaie-
rnng Die pom RrGiiOcuten in ieincr
&Otidaft an ben GOngref Der &er.
Staaten am s. Snunar SieieS Snb-
res nnO in ipaferen SlniprndJcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
100000 2lSonn ict3t
,,Sriibcn.

WalbingtOn, :. s. Die
GAIL Der americauiiden Srmp.
pen in GnrOpa belGuit i'd Jest
anf 100000, iuic BEN 0iit-
gIieOcrn oes s-9InsIdniles
fHr 0cercSlueien in ibrer
&OAeneOufsrens NIT &ertre-
tern Oes ariegs- -1CpnrtcmentS
mltgctbeilt Durbe. SpaniidDc
Suflncn5a in gngern unO Gua.
tiercn wiro Sruppentransportc
in nadlitcr 3eit etiudS per50.
aern, lunroe ibuen mitgrtbeilt,
0a ons 7epartement feline Scutc
ienoen iuirO, bic Der 2lnitcfmng
nnsgeIebt iunren uoer SDmp.
tome Der Sranfbeit 5cigcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
Gcntmonceur Ses Contr
Grant cnSct Surcb
$clbItmcrH.

Gamp Grant, Ju. = G6crit Gbar.
les .. 6ageOorn, itc1oertreten0er
Gomnanoeur 6cs Camp @rant, be.
ging D}onto9.9Io in ieinem Guar
tier i'm Eager Sel6itnoro our6 gr.
iticBen
Cberit 6oqe0orn Bate 6os Gom.
monoo iiber oa5 Eager ieit eincm
0lonot; Ciiicicre iagen oaB er an
5flailoiigfeit lit. Die aui Die Sor.
qen 3urijd1eiilbrt miro, Die inn bic
2Iusbreitun1 oer Spaniihen Sn.
iluen3a, Ser uber 800 0}ann gum
Cpicr aeiaaen iinb, beretete.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
29,999 Mann smr tects
nifcbsn 2tusbil>mlto
ctnberufcn.

@aibington, .. Is. 9roioB.
marihou 8enerol GroD0cr bat Die
@initeaun9 pon 29,999 Iienitpilid.
tigcn NIT Observation-Disclosures
oeriiigt Die in tchniiden Inter.
ridtSonitaIten ous8ebilost meroen
ioaen 3meiltn6Oicr}ia 5tnoten uno
Der 9un0eS0iitrict Columbia ba6en
0ieies Contingent 81 iteacn, 0os am
Is. Gctober mad Sen 6etreiienocn
anitoIten ob3u9eben hot; ireiiuiaiqer
gnltritt iii bis sum -. Ccto6er Qe.
itottet Bon oen Gin6eruieueu iiu0
$50 g}eger.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
4n Nehior6. eineln Rnrnrt lto5

3a BEDFORD, einem 8orort non
GleJAan0, Z mitr6en - 8crionen
aet0oiet mo 2S anoere le6ensqeidbr
Ito pcrlcBt oIs Gin 0nhn|ua in einr
,3rugpa 4rbcitcr bincinilbr, Sic c6en
ats fiHcm an0erCu 3uge ousgeities
gen mar
u 2@icu iia6 mcbrcre safe
0on Giiatiifer Gbo.cra au'getrater,
oon ocn.n eiuile to0tl9 ucrlouien
liuo
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
Die Jnilmcmsa.

Mnidinatun, .. IS. Q966renb
Die Grfraufun0en al ser SponiIben
&nilucu}a iett in oen 9(rnec- 15cl0.
Inacrn ab}unc6men ihciren, 6reitct
iidl Die Sguhe MN in alien 1beilen
oe5 Sonoes inter ser Giuilbeu6lfe.
runl itetiq oljs. fyu Slioeu lit lie
9emoIti1 1T Der 3unobme un0 nuh
iii lbeiIcn oc2 nnttlercn un6 fcrntn
29eitens, 0ic 6i5ber irci bon Scr
aronfhcit mnrcu tritt tic nm cpi0e-
mild oui
Bon Sen pcrihie6cueu 6elOlaqern
mur0cn am Tin3taQ 1850 neuc
Sale nuacncloct 5eit 2tusbru6
Scr 5cuhc babcu iih in oen Felolas
germ insgciommt 1872, 900 Grfront.
ungeu m6 5,671 CooeSiGQc ereig.
net
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
8eloien crb6lt weitcrC
Q 11IiGlicnen.

@nibinatOu, :. Is. 8eI0ien bat
einen meiteren Gre0it Don $4,000.
000 pon oer 8unoesre8jcruna crbol-
ten 2anit iin0 bic (3eiammtanlei.
BEN 0el1ien's oui 1856, ,020, 900, Die
alien }aiirfen insgeiammt Jepdbr.
ten 2lniei6cn oui $I2t5,476,GGG ge.
itielel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

me elmer lei6ten 8eih10igung eine8
britiidlen 9reu3er5 burdl Elm 5crpe0o
ais cincm fein0Iihen llnteriec6oot.
Die DlterrcidDiidjc 9esart.
Nien. - Sta0t uno &afen 3u-
ra35o. 9ll6anien, nuroen uon Slot
ten. unO 2uititreitfrditen Der 9lGiir-
ten , Stitn6en lang bpnl6oroirt. a6et
eS lpurOe fein neicntliher Sdaoen
anaerihtlt, eincm in @ieu per0ifcnt-
Iihten nfiiCieucn 0erihtc ;niolQc.
@eriuhc, in Den @oien ein3uorinacn,
iagt Ser 9eridt, idlugcn iebl Gin
8Ieitboot nurOe ncrienft.
Sd)iffsOcrienfnnscn.
@nibingtOn, .. Is. - 5os ame-
ricaniide 5lotten-@ @otroIid)iii olom-
pa, oas iriibere aiiitennodtid)iif
pQ}iomi" lit nit 2fQen al @or0 ~
.118 Ntann geiunfen, ME 0aS
6Iottenant befannt gob. GuS Sfiif
muroe am 26. Septcntber int 9llItol.
Canal, an Der britiihen &iiite, Der.
ienft uno mic @iee-T0ntiral Sims
beridtete, nur0e eS torpeoirt, n1b.
reno es Gransportidiffe gelcitete
Nai6ington, .. Is. - Io5 0un-
0eS 8airouiQc6oot $40 perianf i'm
Gong 3sInno Sin0 inioIQe elmer Gr.
ploiion i'm Snneru oe5 Sfifies. Aae
on @oro purocn 9erettet.
9pnOOn. Iiniolge Sinfens ei.
mes britii6en 3orpc0obootS i'll elmer
GoQiiion nit eincm 9anoelSidiff
ON 80. September neroen, einer
9efnnntmahung Der 6ritiihen 30,
mirolit1t 3ufolge, 50 Mann permiBt.
glem 9prf. - Der americonii6e
iSraftoon1pfer San Soba" bon Der
M}auorp-2ine (2,45S &onnen), lit
6ei 9arnegott, q. s., aui cine Mine
gpiabren uno geiunfen. IS poren
fpine 8aiiagiere an 9orb. @ic piele
non ser 0}onnidnft 9erettet pur0en
lit nod nid]t befonut.
@aibingtpn, :. 6. 9reiBig
Mann Der @eioeung oe5 americana
idlen 3Sro6t6ar1piers Safe Gitp"
500 3onnen) famen nm, ols oos
Gfiff ouf Ser 05be BON Sen @eit,
1SIo., infoIqe eines 3uiammenItoBes
nit Dem omericaniifen 0ampier
N7(nr1rs Ntc(See" pCridnf.
0aibiu1tOn, :. 6. - Ser ome.
ricaniido2ompier roermon 6rnih
Gin fleiner 2oitonmpfer, Der bon
Mnriucmanuidaiten bcmannt mar
un0 i'm iiberieeiihen @roniontoienit
itano, tit BEL einem 3uinnlmenitoB
oui zee NIT einem @erluit BON nohr.
Iheinlih 80 0fenihenlcben geiunfen.
Ser 3uiommenitoB ionO wobreno
Ser 9tadlt nit Dem omericoniihen
3nnfoampier George q. 6enrp"
unaeiohr $50 NlpiIen iij0oitlit uon
Reujhottlan6 itatt. 3ns SfiU ionf
in Z gRinuteu.
Wa0rio. - Ias ipaniidle Norine-
.N}iniiterillm ga6 befannt, 0aB Ser
paniid]e Gampier oSrancoIi" q .2ft
Ionnen) bou einem 6eutiheu (oud.
/ foot torpe0itt poroen lit.
@nihingtou, ,, Is. lem Slot
tenant plroe berihtet. oaB am 3.
Ccto6cr Ser italieniiIe 2ampier
a9ll6erto Srtues" 800 D2eilen Don
Der nmericaniiten aijite oou eiuem
iein0liden luuhboot uericnft mur-
Be. 3nci Roote. in oenen u Nann
uareu. ntroen rcd uernliBt
0aihinaton, I. 6. Ter i'm
lberieeIiaeu transport bei4aitlste
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
654 Rronfe unS inpaliSc
SclSafcn bcim9es
broct1f.

@nibiuston, :. Is. Sn Der nit
ocm - September ab9elauieuen
@ohe iino 654 froufe uno Dcrmun,
oete Soloaten ser amcrjranidcn
Grpe0ittonstruppen in oen Ger.
Staoten a@InnOet morocu nia oos
arieQ5dmt in r8oihinQton 6efaunt.
qnb
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

9sew Yorf. - 9as Centrum Ser
oeutiden @inie an Ser g&eitirout bat
nahgegebcn un0 0ic Ieutidlen imo,
luie Berlin p9eitsht, ouf elmer 35
gfeilen breiten 5Srout 3miihen Cant
6rai uno ct. Quentin i'm 9iUdiug.
EGambrai lit gefaqen lno Die @riten
beiinoen lid. lpie 2onocn berid)tet,
bercit5 5ientIih melt oitlid 0ieipr
Stoot. PIN etliden Yuncten iin0 Die
&9lQiirten iiber 9 0}eilcn meit por9e-
0rungcn. 2lIS 91eiuItat 0ieies @or-
itoBeS miro num ou1 oie 2inie an
Sen tSlanfcn, @ile i'm 92oroen uno
2aon i'm Siiocu, tDcic6eu miiiicn.
8ei Dem 2oritob nuroen. pie
ponoon beridtet, 10000 9eutic6e ge,
|lfnngen aenontmen uuo minoeitcns
|,100 bis 200 8eidiibe crobert. ,}us
|!nerhnlb > (ogen loQen Die 9riten
|s2t 900 8efangene un0 nrinoeitens
|1300 @eid)iise einge6roft boben.
Il Die americaner iescn ibren 8or-
morid) in Sen Mrgonnen fort.
2luf beioeu Seiten ser 0fnos br1n-
zen 9(mericoner uno Iron3oiqn Die
[9entifen i'm &er0un.2lbihnitt met
|ster 5uriif.
/, 2tuf Dem mocc0oriIher arieqs.
.fhoupIab 5mingen Serben uno 1Sto-
,,liener ben @eqner 5u itanoiQen
sfiif8ug III 2libarjcn rn0 in Ger
: bien.
Nm Ser @oIdItino-1ront baben 6ie
! 0riten bic 3iirfen fnehr als 80 Mei.
,sGen iiber Die ipriihe 6ouptito0t
dGomastus bjnuus 3uriifgctrie6en.
! ee98iIftritt Ses enn5eu 0iterrcidliidlen
: Gnbinetts.
Il 2OnOon. - 5Srb D. 6uIiarcf, Ser
eiterreitiih un9ariihe Nliniitcr-
fepraiioent. bot mad elmer 3iiriher
Sc1epeife ser 9on6oner Grdange Be-,
siegroph So. NIT ieinem qnn3en Ga
binett oen 2l6iflie0 1enonlnlen.
!. .aOnig ierOinanb entiaat Der bulgn-
ridden arunc.
Copenhagen. - a0uig Seroinan0
'eron 9ulgarien bat gu 8uniten ocs
2ronprir3en Boris abae0nnft. Der
raleue aoni8 hat bereits oie 3ugel Ser
Regieruug er1riFIen.
Ceitcrreidliidlc Glottcnbniis III 9n.
Z ra8io 5sritDrt, mslOst 8Om. -
z Rom. americaniihe, britiihe
Mmo itaIieniihe arie19ihiiIe ba5en
ihie 0iterreihiid}e 6lo.tenbaiis }u
! sGuruYo unN Die sort perantertcn
8arieasidifie }erit5rt, lpie cine @e-
4 8anntmodlun5 Rrentier CrIapoo's
Hbeiagt
2as Seihpd6er Der 9lGjirten. ia9t
Die 9efoHntmnd7lu5. eriiit Deoer
Serluite nod Sda0en, nit .tu5Rab.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
True translation f.si with the postmaster 8,
Mh"sukee, Oct 10 1918, rs required By
the act Of October 6. l9is
Or SOng!rcb,

GHtIdeiSnns iiber SriegS-Grobibi.
tiOn nod in Der Sdlurbc. -
pSnOdentrOdcn" "Sia lest Dor Dem
ErGiiSenteu. gluardiiten nun
anSgeidlO6cn S!immeufamf
Jest Elm StaatSUerbredDcn. -
9cmcS GsimitGt!eaeieb. @c.
glSuu Oriust anf idhcuniae 9In.
nubmc Der aroRen GrieaSitener.
bill. - SniiRGn5a idJlicft Die
1nIlCrien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
gw66rgn0 eines iurhtbareu Gr.

Miar2n0 zines iurhtbaren Grs
cons an Der alite Suo Gaiilorniens
II. Nlerjcos iiuo~ altBer 2 neue1 anie'
ricnnlidlen Iampieru 3a6lre'de on
0ere Tabr3euac qciunfen Die Stnot
"a @o;. Sal. TT fait gani 5eritort.
IN 6ibbina 43rnn.. branntc
Die anlo9e Der @initon Scare 60.
pouitanoi1 nieoer. 56aben $75, 600.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
Wi einer hllrd. l8nla.iann.ar

9ei elmer ourd Bciatieuter
ipijlung neruriodici ,}udcuilieiiiul
}u WoImo, SdjlDebctl iiH0 8CleH
$50 Gerioneu um1e'GmmcH
lie gunocsreqicruul bat ocn
ganieu Grtral Der 0i-sicbri1cu
2cdlsiiiderei. 100 Nil1icneu Zol-
lars i'm 0artba. beidIa5ua5mt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

1rus translation filel vita ths postmaster at
Milwaukee, Oct. 10. 1913. as repaired by the
act Of October s 1911
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

True translation flied with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, Oct 10. 1918, required by
the net o ctober 6, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
3nr SriegSlage.

Centrum Der oeutiAea 2inic an Der
&citfrDnt hat nadJ9ege6en. -
6ambrai gefallen. 2cutihe
anf eiuer 81 Wleilen 6reiten fSrOut
I'M Giifjng. @Ormarid) Der
Nmerieancr in Den 9lrgunncn
Dnnert an.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

True translation filed with the Postmaster
at Milwaukee, Oct. 10. 1918. as required
by the act OF October G. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

Trne translation HIel with ths po3tma,t or at
Milwaukee, Oct. TO- 1918 as required BY
the act of October q igI7
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

True iransIation nlei with the postmastsrAt
lwaukso, Oct 10, 1918. as required by
he art Of Ocfobsr g. iylf
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

True translation filed with ths postmaster at
Milwaukee, Get 10 1918 as required By
the act Of October B. ilt-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

True traus ahon fllai with the postmaster a I
Milwaukee Oct.1 1913, as requirsI by the
act of October d. 1911
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13
Srier 6pm6aroirt
gmeritaniidle gerlnite.


@aibingtOn, :. s. - Die foIgen.
Sen 8erIuite Der americoniiden
lruppen in 6ratfreid) iiu0 III Der
@ohe pom 3. biz gum 8. October
incl. befnnnt8egebeu por6en;
25m 9eere lSm aompf 9eiollen,
't0O2; an 9erpunounQeu aeitorben,
395; ourh llnioQ ooer aug ioniti9er
l1riade, As; an aronfbeiten, 100;
6urh 6lug3euatuIdGe, s; Ieiht per'
mun0et, 10; permunoet, unbcfonnt
nie ihper, 20; idlmer oermunbet,
'2.721; perlnibt, 1852; in @eianoen.
ihnit 8eratben, 26
3Sm Warinecorps - 2Sm aampf
qeiolen, ~; an 9erpun6unQen &C.
itorben. 3; leiht pernunoet. I; per.
punoet, unbefonnt mie ihiDer, 1;
ihrper permun0ct, so; uermibt, 3;
Qefnngen. I
Die i0mntIiheu biz sum s. Big.
incl gemeIoeten 3erIuite Der omeri.
coniihen 2lrmee in Jronfreit bclou.
len iit aui 1921 Wann. bic iit
ioIgenoermobcn perttcilen: 8cioaen
- S.343, Qerpunoun9en crte9cn -
.2.749, al arnnfheit geitorben -
2.O75; 0urd llngIiidsiaQ o6er an.
0ere llriac6e uu's 2e6en qefommcn
983; uermun0et 22.92t. ocrniBt
(einihieB.id @eianaener) ~ SAC.
Sritiidjs &srlHite.
gonOOu. Iie in Ser nit Sem 8.
Ois. a6geIauicnen Uode 6erihtete
britiihe Ger.utiiite ucnut 37.9lG
Ciiiciere nu0 Mann. Tie 0erlifte
ucrtheilcn iid' iolacn6armaB3r: f5c.
tootet ooer Gcrnun9unaen crlclcn,
Ci-iciere 365, $50 Niann; ser.
punOet oaer pcrmiBt. t.235 Cifi.
cier 30.t96 1lonu. 3ns5ciantrut
Il, 500 Gfficiers pu0 36,346 WtaEn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

amcricaniide Qarnpfer ,@clt1otc"
5,800 Sonueu) ianf jnio,9c ciucS
3uianmcnitobe5 nit 0cm 1umpicr
9Inlerican" ouf bober See. 1cd5
WIaun 0cr 9eiobung fanen babel
I'm.
StOdbolm. Ger normcQiiha
0ampicr o@iertru0" (593 3onuenl
Dur0c BON einem ocutidcn Gaud)-
boot torpcoirt. If Nonn Ser 9ciab,
ung per0en ocrmiBt.
GOrwesen nerlOr 8 Sfiffc i'm Sep
tem6er.
GouOpn. - Rormeaen UerIor i'm
Monot <Septenbcr inioIqe oea arie-
9es s Shifie nit einem @ciammt9e'
halt oon 1898 3onnen. Set)5 0}o-
troien bilBten oabci ibr 2cben Elm,
nie 0ie norme9iife Seinnotihait in
2onoon befannt CAB.
Srirr bpmbaroirt.
9unSOn. - 9ie Iricrer Giicubobn
ipitroe Don oen britiifen tuabb0r9i.
gen @uititreitfraiten bontbor6irt, pie
officieQ in 2on6on befannt genla6t
ipur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-10-13

the Postmaster Milwaukee. 1915 a. required
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-08-21
LADY DRIVING TRUCK
ON FRENCH 'FRONT.'

New York, Aug. 22-F:at on his
back in the Waldorf Astoria Hotc!,, W.
y. Roberts, wincr O: the Croy de
Gucrrc, the badge of the Legion of
Honor and ti.c Medal Mi!itairc within
three months, is enjoying wcll-earncd
iUSt and is talking freely about al
FHoSt everything except the bravery
(which caused the French Govc",,rcnt
to ss.ow>r honors on him.
Roberts WAS assistant auditc" of the
Michigan Central r?l!rC@d before he
Was selected to be aud;.cr t di3bursr-
ments for the y. NJ. G. \. IN France
and handle NOR than Il qu:r;rr lf a
million dollars Il day. He l,ft fer over
3HaS service February II, WAS wo@nd
Ied hy Hun machln gun t SniS"GnS,
rescued "l' secretary amid n ..
OF bullets in the foul sector and was
touched up by German craftsmanship
again at Chateau Thicrry.
For these things he was decorated
three times by the French, but his
iavorlte anecdotc, out of all the
things he saw and did in the war zone
it about "a mere mite of woman j
Anne Walcott, who, because of the
extreme shortage of "Y" secretaries
overseas, has volunteered for the per
,iouS duty of driving truck Loads of
Red Triangle supplies to the front. She
is the wife of the chief clerk of the
naval bureau in Paris, and, according
to Roberts, is doing work thai thou
sands Of able bodied men in America
are fitted to perform.
ut makes you want to grab every
manaabove the draft age" says the
SolsSons- -Toul- Chateau Thicrrv hero
"and ship him overseas whcr" he is
nccdcdN ~ "
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SHIP SUNK IN COLLISION
Steamer PrOteus Goes Down orr Cane
HatteraS

Washington, Aug. l9.~-Thc mcr.
chant steamer Protcus, of 5000 tons,
was sunk last night in collision with
another steamship about tni..ty-fo,r
miles southwest of Diamond Shoals,
orr Cape liattcras, n c., the NAVY
Department today was Informed. The
other vessel, which was not seriously
damaged, stood by and rescued the
entire crew of the Proteus.
me pfle1 announcement Of the
Navy Department follows:
The Navy Department is informed
mat the merchant steamer Protcus,
3,oUo tons, was sunk last night in
collision with another steamship at
about twenty-four miles northwest of
diamond Shoals, off Cape Hatteras,
N. Z. The other vessel was not seri-
ously damaged and stood by to rescue
the crew of the Proteus."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-08-21
OUTING.HAS DONE HIM GOOD
Presidents Improvement Has Been
Steady and Pronounced

MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug. 19.-Prcs-
1dent Wilson's outing has done him "a
world of good. Except for the first
day when the abrupt change from a
temperature of 70. degrees or more
az Washington to a. daily average of
TO degrees here was felt by the whole
party the Improvement in the Preai,
dents condition has been steady aiTS
pronounced.
Today at the Essex County golf
INKS l-c played the 3c2t game Of
MS stay, ana won from Dr.. GraySon
II hard fought matcn. The pleasure
and profit the President has had for
1--WE days was largely due to the Sc
ciuslon made possible by the most
thorough guard that ever has been
thrown about the chief executive on
vacation.
Whlle the President and Mrs. VIII
son drove along the short or .trolled
on the beach and in the woods thcv
were accompanied as usual by secret
service men. Less noticeable and OH
served by but few was the part PLAYED
Dy the navy, three branches of which
kept Vlgllant watch over his safety.
! MARINES plcqucted the grounds that
ne occupied. Two hydroairplancs per
siSIentiy searched adjacent waters and
- i'tNIS NiSliIlSc OH inc coast two
torpedo boats destroyers and q fIeot
OF submarine chascrs made sure that
no unwelcomc craft vcnturcd in. This
watch over the sea was taken because
OF some uneasineSs due to the sclcc-
ton of the vacation OF the President
and Mrs. Wilson of house standing
almost at the edge Of a promontorv
that commands wide view of tho .rn
ana winch, in turn can be plainly
seen from some distance out II wa.
believed to be not beyond the range
OF possibility that some German sub.
marine commander would be tcmDtcd
to risk his ship to take a shot at So
co. .Splcuous q target.
Through constant touch with WASH
lngton the President has kept in
formed or important developments in
lad an extended conference with ri
House. '' No'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-08-21
LIFEBOATS SWEPT ASHORE
Craft of Bark Nordham Found Intact
Near Norfolk

NpSfolk, Va, Aug. 19.-Two aban-
doneHSlif boats of the8 Norwegian
baGk5%N ordhav, sunk Yesterday by q
Gefnan Submarine 12BSiai iissSbff the
Xyiksinia y Cares, aEt ashore TO-
tEe breakers' by its lie saving crew
OF the Virginia Beach station, eleven
miles from Norfolk and later the surf
men of the Little Island Life Station
thirty miles further south, reported
the recovery of the second.
Both boats contained few articles
of wearing apparel and food supply
which evidently had been hastily
thrown into the bottom of the craft,
The life preservcrs in the boats were
also intach in their racks end the surf
men think the men were picked up by
some other vessel. There was no evil
Tdence that either boat had capsized or
had been swamped. With thirty five
mile gale blowing and high sea run
nlng,. surfmen declared it probably
was impossible for the rescuinp shin
to saw ethe small boats.
Inc boat that came ashore at Lit
tie Island contained storm coats of
Seamen, water -cask, sea biscuits.
bottles of wine and whiskey and down
III the bilge water was found a purse
containing French and Italian coins. 4
small black satchel, securely locked,
and which was turned over to the
federal authorities of the pert, is be-
lleVed to contain the private papers
, OF the vess '.