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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03
GERMANY KEPT
BUSY IN FRANCE

Washington. on.--Backed by the con.
centrated offensive power OF the
American army. unified military &C.
tIon on the western front under Mar
shal Foch has forced Bulgaria to seek
a separate peace. In the opinion OF
General March. chief OF staff.
The detection Of Bulgaria. carrying
With II the only connecting link be.
tween Turkey and the central powers
and foreshadowing the probable res
toration OF Roumania 70 the fighting
ranks, the chief Of staff said in his
weekly conference. IL due directly TO
the massing OF French. British and
American forces on the western front
Hitherto. General March explained.
whenever a section Of the central en-
pires was menaced Germany was able
70 withdraw divisions from the west
front to bolster up the threatened
points. That day ls now past" he
added. "as a result OF the coneentra.
ton OF the entire American army ON
the western front This has forced the
German general staff to keep intact
their whole strength in France"
In the new Franco-Americsn drive.
the American forces west OF verdun
have passed beyond the HIndenburg
line and are facing the new Krismheld
line.
Official dispatches to date show
capture by the Americans in the sector
west OF verdun OF 5000 prisoners.
whiie the French to the west OF them
have taken more than 1900
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03
SUBMISSION OF
BUlGARs DEMANDED
Must Break OF Relations With
Central Powers and De-
mobilize Her Army.

London. - Entire submission 10 the
only ground upon which the allies win
grant the Bulgarian arnaistics, accord
ing to best information available here.
This means not only surrender Of
the armies outside the country. but
disqualification within, the giving up
Of all arms, munitions and military
supplies. and utilization Of Bulgarian
territory by the allies for further mil.
Itary operations, pending final peace.
Before the allies will consent to an
armistice. Bulgaria must do the fol.
lowing;
Break off completely her relations
with Germany. Austria and Turkey.
Demobilize her army.
Evacuate all foreign territory occu-
pied By her armies.
These are the terms reported 70
have been dispatched to Bulgaria
Meanwhile. the allies have definitely
refused to suspend military operations
while conferring with the Bulgarian
peace delegates at saloniki.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03
FORTRESS or vELIs TAKEN
Serbian Forces striking st uskub.
Main Bulgarian Base.


London. n.--Austria IL Withdrawing her
ti.oops from Albania according TO re.
ports received in Amsterdam from
weIl-informcd circles.
The advance Of the entente allied
forces in Macedonia continues, says an
official statement issued by the Brit.
ish war office, Crock troops are push
Ing to the eastward along the Belaah
itsa range.
British and Greek forccs also are
moving on Petrich along the strum.
nitsa valley. Petrich 10 about 20 miles
inside the Bulgarian frontier. Several
guns OF various caliber have been
captured.
The city and fortress Of veles. one
Of the important bases Of the Bulgar.
iaa forces in southern Serbia on the
vardar river. have been captured BY
Serbian troops. the Serbian war office
announces In q statement dated Fri.
day. The Serbian forces arc pushing
on from velcs toward Uskub.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03


Marshal Fech Il pstsing the Ger
mans on the western front 70 the. most
severe test Of the war. On four i'm.
portsnt sectors from verdun TO the
North Sea- allied troops are fighting
their way into and beyond the Hinden-
burg lire. Nearly $4,000 Germans
we're captpred in three days.
Smashing attacks are being deliv-
cred By the nritish and Belgians north
Of ypres, By the British and Ameri-
cans before Cambrai. By the French
north Of the Aisne and BY the French
and Americans IN Champagne and to
the east. On all fronts the allied sol
diers are meeting with success.
Belgian troops entered the great Of
fensive movement by beginning an
operation in conjunction with the Brit
Ish In the Dixmude-Ypres area.
In Belgium the Belgians and British
have driven forward and taken Dir
nude. 10 milss from the North Sea
southeast Of NIeuport. bringing their
line into closer union with that In the
region Of Yprcs. The capture Of Dix
nude. II II 10 pressed for further gains
eastward. will seriously affect the Ger
man submarine bases on the North
Sea.
On the western flank of the Cham
payne verdun offensive. the French
are pushing over the heights behind
the Hindenburg line. From the Ar
gonne east OF the Meuse the Ameri-
cans are forcing their way into the
Kreinhild positions.
In Macedonia the allies are pressing
the defeated Germans and Bulgarians
into Bulgaria on the ehst. into Albania
In the west aud toward Uskub on the
north. t''
The bulgarian delegates who are en-.
deavoring to arrive at terms with the
allied forces under which Bulgaria WIN
quit the war. have arrived In Salonyki,
but the Italian. French, Greek, Ser.
bIan and British armies ore keeping
up their drive across southern Serbia
and into Bulgaria. Krusheyo. the Bul.
garian base 20 miles north OF Monas.
tir. has been captured by the Italiana.
In from, or whom the Bulgarians arc
in ronid rs;Teai.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03
APPEAL FOR PEACE
| MADE BY BULGARIA

PArls.-oenerai Franchet D'Esperey,
bemmanding the allied armies in Ma
beaenia. has telegraphed TO the French
government that high Bulgarian Of
biosr has presented himself in behalf
u General Torodow, commanding the
Bulgarian army. asking the suspension
~ arms for 4s hours 20 permit the
arrival Of two authorized delegates
trom the Bulgarian government
General D'Esperey says that AZ the
Bulgarian request might be a military
e'Aae 70 allow the regrouping Of forces
and the arrival Of achievements. he
made q reply declining to grant an
ArmIstice but promising TO receive
nuiy qualified government delegates.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03

shlps VIII Honor Lead Loan citIes.
San Francisco ships Of Amer
ica's merchant marine will bear the
names OF cities in the Twelfth Federal
Reserve District making the best rec
ords in ersubscriptions to the fourth
liberty loan, and 10 fighting tanks viii
be named after counties with the high
est loan subscriptions, according 10
plans announced here.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03

The Bulgarian delegates who are to
fiscuss armistice and probable peace
arrangements with the allied govern
ments arrived at ssloniki Saturday.
The delegates are General Lonkoff,
commander Of the Bulgarian second
army; M. Liapcheff. finance minister,
and NJ. Radeff. q former member OF
the Bulgarian cabinet
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03
American. and prItIsh sm..h From.

Americans and BrItish smash Front
London. - British. American and
Australian forces pushed forward on
the front between Bellicourt and Con.
nelieu, in the face OF the severest op.
position. Field Marshal HaIg has an
nounced. Four thousand prisoners
we're taken by the allied forces to
the north OF ST. Quentin and 40 guns
we're captured there. British forces
have entered the northern suburbs Of
Cambrai.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03
10000 Turk Prisoner, Counted.

London. n.--Prisoners TO the number
OF $4,000 and 1926 machine guns had
been counted by the British in Pales.
tine Friday night, according TO an Of
fetal communication.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03

100000 German Men unnaturalIzed.
washington.--About 100000 unnat.
uraliIed male Germans live In the
United States and have registered un-
der enemy alien regulations. the de-
partment of justice reported.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03

Germans Reported Leaving Reumanla-
London.--The German forces Of oc-
cupation in Roumania are retiring
from that country, according to infor-
nation received in Swiss political cir.
clos
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-10-03

Boston.--At least $1,000 persons are
III from Spanish influenza in Massa-
chusetts and the death list is growing
hourly.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Jatkoa 3:,1a sivulta
AidiHeni.


kuinka onnellisseksi tuntee it
sensa, kun tietaa, eta lisa ia
att taalla maanpaalla esirukouk
sillaan kantavat minua Herran
eteen, ia Jesus rukoilee alati
kaikkein edesta. Nuorena oil
lapsena minakin usein miten,
mitenka nina l0ytaisin sellais
ia pauhun ia tyytyvaisyytta
Jumalan sanasta, kun isani ia
aitini Isani usein sanoi: Sinun
pitaa enempi viljella Jumalan
sanaa". Sta theta sen olen par.
haiten saavuttanut. Minulla oil
ollut kirjoituksessan aidilleni
nyt tahdon kirjoittaa nuoret
teille kaikille vahan. Kaikkihan
me tiedamme, eli loydy ihmisilla
kuhn kaksi tieta matkallaan
taalta ijankaikkisuuteen: van
hurskaan tie ia jumalattoman
lie. Tiella, jolla ihminen vaeltaa
taytyy hanen edestya ia kehyt.
tya. Ihminen kehittyy henkises
ii kaikkien niiden ajatusten, sa.
nojen ia toiden kautta, joita
han tekee olkoon ne hyvat tai
pahat sentahden Sc suunta, jota
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

han kulkee on hyvin tarkea.
Kuinka suuri lilo Jumalalle on
joka askele, kun me olemme
pois pahalta tietamme. Kuinka
iloisia ovat Herran omat taalla
kun he nakevat nuorenkin kuu.
luvan hanelle, ia tekevan ty0ta
hanen eteensa. Kuinka olisi iloi-
men, jos saisimme tame Kettle
Riverillekin Ev. Luth. nuoriso
liiton Taalla, jos missaan Sc
olisi hyvaksi esimerkiksi kun
kaikki nuoret oppisivat ymmar.
tamaan, kuinka elama tuntuu
rikkaalta, kun kuuluu Herralle
ia kun ih~anteensa korkeammal
la kohottaa kun joku tanssiai-
sin. Ne painvastoin ihmista hen
kisesti vievat alas, r~asittavat
v. m. Elama tuntuu hauskalle
ia kylla sta vol ola iloinen slit.
Glen kuullut usein nuoren, ia
itsekin ehka Glen ennen sanonut
NINA en- tahdo tulla vanhaksi.
Kylla kokemuksesta huomaa
eta ihminen vol ola iloinenkin
kuuluessaan Herralle, silla jos
Eellaan,' on minulla iloinen luon
ne, vaan on katsottava milla ia.
valla iloitsee
Kun iloitsee tavalla josta on
Herralle ia toisille iloa on Sc
kyllin. Kuinka onnelinen on sci
lainen ihminen kuolin vuotel-
laan joka elaisansa nuorena
Jesukselle armon mielen ulottu.
van. Nina toivoisin etenkin tel
ia nuoria saada samoin minun
kanssani ajattelemaan omaisille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

silla emme koskaan liian paljon
vol lolita syysta, kun me min
usein katsomme oman itseem.
me, silloin kuhn meidan tulisi
katsoa Kristukseen ia siihen
uhriin minka Han Golgatan
kummulla puolestamme uhrasi.
Oh jospa katseemme~ alma olisi
siihen tahdattyna min tama
ajallinen karsimys ia taistelu
tuntuisi paljon helpommalta
Me min helposti jaamme vain
oman itsemme tarkastelemiseen
ia silloin olemme vaarassa jou.
tua taistelussa tappioHe Syy on
melissa itsessa, eli ole syy siina
eta armo puuttuissi. Armo riit.
taa ijaisiin aikoihin. Elakaam.
me yksin oman armosta, siita
alma iloitkaamme seka kehoitta.
kaamme toinen toistamme ia an
teeksi antakaamme toinen tot.
sellemme. Kallis ystavani, joka
ct tata iloa onnea ia autuutta
viela kasita omalle kohdallesi
etka ole saanut maistaa kuinka
Herra on suloinen, min tanaan
saat vapaasti uskoa ia omistaa
autuus Jeesuksessa omakseSi ia
kaikeksi kaikessa. Sc on sinulle
valmistettu sila Sc kuuluu koko
mailmalle ia sina olet varmaan
yksi mailmasta, sis omista til.
ma nyt omaksesi ia tieda min
plan kuhn sen teet, min saat tun
tea sydamessan lion ia rauhan,
joka kay yli kaiken ymmarryk.
sen. Sydamesi ia kielesi pub
keaaspsalmiston kanssa kiitok.
seen ia y~listykseen. Riemuitkaa
Herrallen kaikki maa palvelkaa
Herra lola ia tulkaa Hanen
kaupunkiinsa riemulla.
Maria Hill.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Finlayson, MINI.

Arv. Auttajan toimitus Piir-
rampa taas muutaman irwin
taaltakin Heina on jo tehty ia
eliot leikattu, nyt on vain juuri.
kasvit jalella kuten potatit Ian
tut sipulit y. M, jotka nayttaa
koko hyvalta kun on saatu sa-
delta nyt aivan kylla. Kevatke.
sd oil kovin kuivaa min heinia
tuli yleisesti vahan MALTA tie
noon.
Kuoleman kolkko vieras on
vieraillut taas taalla ia vel kes-
kuudestamme parhaassa mie.
huuden ijassa olevan perheen
tuen, joka taman KUN 6p. val
pui viimmeseen uneen paikka-
kunnalla hyvin tunnettu kansa.
laisemme Ivari Martini, jatta
en- jalkeensa suremaan vaimon
ia 8 alaikaista lasta, vainaja oil
vasta Al vuoden ijassa. Perhe
on enenpi vahissa varoissa, nyt
on perheen ainoana tukena vai-
najan lisa, joka on 10 yli 70 vuos
den vanha ia hyvin heikko ia
huono mitaan ty0ta tekemaan,
sis tassakin ihmis silmalla kat
sottuna olisi pitany tapahtua
toisin pain vain Herra MAXI
hyvaksi sen main. Tassakin tays
tyy samoa: Han on Herra, Han
tekee min kun hanelle on kelvol-
linen.
Taman kuhn 16p saapui tan
ne K. Kirkkokunnan k~olpotto0ri
Anti Hassel toimien opisto ia
Auttajan asioilla Taman KUN
18p. oil meilla perhe.iltamat K.
seurak. hyvaksi jotka oloihim-
me maiden ia aikaan onnistui
vat tottamataman hyvin, kiitos
kaikille osaa ottaneille ia crit.
tainkin Mrs. Siirolle hanen uh-
raavaisuudestaan! Samassa ii
laisuudessa myos Anti Hassel
pitt raamatun selityksen, jossa
han terotti sta mieliin eta lie
man uskota on middleton au-
tuaaksi tulla ia nyt viikon var
rella han on pitanyt iltasin har.
taus hetkia perheissa ia toivom-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

me tanne pastori Ruotsalaisen
tulevan ia me pidamme juhlat
haalilla kirkon menojen jalkeen,
josta tulot opiston hyvaksi.
Maria Aholla Astoriasta tot
votamme onnea ia hyvin vointia
uusilla ty0 MALTA. Rauhan ter.
vehdys Finlaysonin K. S. ompe.
lu Seuran naisilta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Spbistns faatuaHeita.


&astetooist1ifiia Iitoerapb patnoo
1 tilina $1.60
aastetobistifiia, pbbeIId mdriI-
Id l t1tftnn ......... d$1.O0
@ibfitooishitiia, Iitosrafipainoo
| tulina $1.bo
Bibfito6ishifiia, pb6eIId tp6riI-
ID l tiiitta .......... loo
fla 1 tiiina $1.0O
@ibfi. fitiiIittiiS. f~iioIentntoSis-
tltfiia Siiomeen IGbett6miStd
marten friin r,p0S rtpptfouIii.
tooiStufiia 1 tuitna $500. IN
Observation-Disclosures, l tiiina GO
&llolemantooiStufilo 1 mi. i. $1.2O
Serran ebt. Ieipid IdftiaStiotSio
1000 fpl. $500, 500 fpI. ST. rs.
Silotaon oiotteella: 6. &nnaos,
sc. human ~fasiamies) 2bor So &
ronfpoo6, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Apostoli kehoittaa:


"Iloitkaa alma Herrassa" TOi
sessa paikassa: "Ilo Herrassa
on meidan vakevyytemme." ia
kyllapa onkin syyta loon, joss
kin itseamme ia pahaa sydan.
famine katsellessa ia tuntiessa
kohoaa huokaus, kuinka voisin
lolita. Mutta edella viitattu sll-
lon aihe eli perustu meidan
onlaan itsemme, saisi So pcrus
tun Herraan, silla Herrassa on
meilla vanhurskaus ia autuus
kaikille kurjille tuomitl'lle ia
Synnin o%rjuute IN ajanri'le.
Ihmis kurjillen ia kom maails
MALE. Silla koko langenneen
Adamin suvun hirmuinen synti
velka tayteen maksettiin soviet
tin ia kuitattiin silloin kuhn
rakas veljemme ia veri y!kam-
me Jesus Golgatan kukkulalla
,,Se on taytetty." nyt on vangit
vapaat, joten nyt me ijaiseen
kuolemaan tuomitut samme
iloiten lausua: Paula on poikki
ia lintu CT vapaa. Olemme va
paat vankilan muuriin sisalta S.
o. synnin ia kuoleman kahleista
Pysykaamme siina vapaudes.
sa, johon Kristus meidat vapah-
ii, alkaamme sekoittakO itseam.
me enaa orjuuteen. Mika taitaa
meta Kristuksen rakkaudesta
arvoitaa, vaivako eli ahdistus,
eipa elama eika kuolemakaan.
"Kiitos olkoon Jumalan, joka
nellie voiton antanut on meidan
Herran Jesuksen Kristuksen
kautta" Joskin meilla on kestet
tavana mOnta surua ia taistelua
silla vihollisia onpaljon jotka
kaiken keinoin k~oettavat estaa.
Palm vihollisemme on tue Oma
paha s~ydammemme seka perke.
lie ia maailma tahtoo ry0Staa
sen kallin sillan meilta. Sitten
teko pyhat ia itse vanhurskaat
napisevat kuten tuhlaajan van-
hin veil kun me armon lapSet
luottaen kokOnaan tOiSen arr
sioon, saamme nauttia Isan hue
neen runsaita armon herkkuja
tinkimatta. Kiitos sinulle kallis
Jesus kun Saamme yksin
oman sinun anSiOStaSi kaikkia
malta Than omanamme pitaa ia
nauttia. Kiitos siita eta valmis,
tit taman armo p0ytasi who'll
semme kohdalle, jOsta saamme
ahmia yltakyllin elamaa ia au.
tuutta keskella perkeleen, mail
man ia tekopyhain kiukkua sa
nassa ia sakramentissa, joissa
itse meta virvoitat ia taytat.
Kiitos siita eta olet meta otta.
nut omiksesi pyhassa kastessa,
jossa meillen ansiosi puku tuet.
tin, joten saamme laulaa: isis
Herraa kiitan linnassa taan kal.
lin kasteen s~uojassa me rakka'
hasa rauhassa nyt. iloitsemme
Herrassa." Oh suurta onneamme
! ia a~utuuttamme, joka meilla on
Jeesuksessa kun vain voisimme
oikeen ia alma siita lolita.
Tervehdan kaikkia veljia ia
siskoja Jeesuksessa seka kaik'
kia A~uttajan lukijoita, jotka
oleme hajoitettut eri paikkoihin
vaan eli ole hataa Jesus ON
kansamme, joka paikassa kun.
mes tulee Sc hetki, jolloin Han
~ IL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29

nj ia lopuksi sgd. terveiseni sin
ne Ironwoodin tuttaville. Kun
aka myiden antaa taas teita
muistan pienilla kyhayksilla.
Ystavyydella,
Siiri Kamari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-29
Kansankirieita
Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio.

Tervehdys Ystaville Minneso'
tassa.
Armoa ia rauhaa
Evening journal., 1918-11-19
dumped OUT OF
Wagon BY PORKER
Contractor Henry Selected
Wrong Day to Have
Hog Killed
HAD TO DRIVE.
HOME WITH ANIMAL

Friends Of Edward j. Henry, the we'll
known contractor, are enjoying laugh
at his expense. in which pigs" figured.
Mr.. Henry, with a relative, Matthew Ma
guire, purchased a four-hundred-pound
porker at a sale recently, and placing IL
in a wagon, they set out for the
slaughter house to have the porker
converted into meat.
On arriving at the place OF killing
they were informed that it was not
hog day" and that no killings were
made on that day. The two men started
for Mr.. Henry's home, with the pig be-
coming restless. After driving several
squares, both men were surprised to
find themselves cavOrting in the air. as
though bomb had been placed under
their seat in the wagon. Luckily they
did not injure themselves, but on aris-
ing from the street. they found the seat
in the wagon astride the porkers back.
The animal had rooted under the seat
on which they were seated and dumped
them out Of the wagon.
After securing the hog, the drive
h0meward was resumed and completed
without any further mishap.
Evening journal., 1918-11-19

Lieutenant John Wilson ODaniel, o.
Newark, a former Delaware College
student, has been awarded the dis
tinguished service cross for "extraor-
binary yalor and heroism displayed
while in action on September i2 when
he received a face wound. This an
Inouncement has been made by the War
Department. His citation papers fol-
low:
"The commander in chief Of the
American Expeditionary Forces, in the
name Of the President, has awarded the
distinguished service cross to Second
Lieutenant John w. O'Daniel, nth In
fantry, for extraordinary heroism in
action near Bois st. Claude, in the st.
Mihiel salient on September ~. After
being severely wounded in the head
early in the action, Lieutenant ODaniel
continued in command of his platoon,
leading his men for several hours un-
I'll forced to give in to complete phys
ical exhaustion, thus displaying most
exceptional courage, determination and
devotion to duty"
Lieutenant 0Daniel is the son Of
Continued on Page Three.)
Evening journal., 1918-11-19
english SEE NEW
HUNPL0T:: KAISER
MIGHT BE GAMER
Plan Said to be On Foot to
sFoment Counter Revolt
in Europe
HUNGARIAN REPUBLIC
HAS been Proclaimed
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Express said
today:
There is evidence OF plot TO rout
the Allies, create a new German fedora
tion stronger than the former empire,
fOment revolutions in Holland and
Switzerland, which would be added TO
the Federation and then fOment revolu-
tions in Allied countries and possibly in
Sweden. Eventually the Kaiser would
return"
COPENHAGEN, Nov. IA Hungarian
republic was formally proclaimed Sun
day. Budapest dispatch announced to-
day.
Archduke Joseph took an oath Of al
leglance TO the republic.
LONDON, Nov. i9.-Emperor Karl Is
virtually imprisoned in Eckartsau Cas-
lie, according 10 Vienna dispatch TO the
Times.
The present food situation In Austria
IS said TO be bad II is stated there IS
practically no meat, bread or margarine
Austrian arist0crats and governmental
leaders have not suffered from the war,
according to the dispatch. None Of them
served In the army. all Of the officers
being furnished by the middle classe.
Enormous proflteering is charged.
Butter is selling at 1900 "a barrel.
Many profteers have become million
aires.
Evening journal., 1918-11-19
DUPONTS READY
FOR PEACE WORK
Munitions of War to Give
Way to Munitions of
Peace
WILL CONCENTRATE
ON DYE STUFFS

The dupont Powder Company has
been in business for ii6 years, and in
that time previous 10 the late world
conflict has done war work for only
eight and one-half years.
This, in a nutshell, tells why the
American explosives industry will not
go 10 smash because the war Is over.
The industry is organized both on a
war and on a peace basis. II makes
not only powder for war purposes, but
commercial explosives for peace pur-
poses, besides having incorporated
with its own organization all the peace
industries allied with the manufacture
Of explosives, such as the manufacture
Of paints, dyestuffs, commercial chemi-
Gals and all cellulOse limitations or sub
stitutes for leather and ivory.
The end OF the war 10 the dupont
company, therefore, simply means 10
change from the manufacture Of NUM-
tions OF war to the manufacture OF
munitions Of peace.
Dyestuffs has been decided upon by
the dupont company as one OF the
peace industries on which they will
concentrate their greatest effort, and
in time, after some years. the dupont
dyestuff plant at Deep Water Point is
expected to become almost as large as
the big powder plant at Carney's Point,
which then will become a dye town in
stead OF powder town.
The famous American powder kings,
in other words, after having shot the
Germans 10 pieces and literally blown
them of the map with their high ex-
plOsives, proposes now TO Appropriate
the Germans world-famed dye industry.
This is sort rubbing II in on the
Huns, but with the dupont powder
makers II is merely one OF those ,Ong-
headed business strokes which has |
made them prosper as powdermakers |
for ii6 years. although in that time |
they had only a few years Of war /
work.
or course, powdermakers cannot be |
changed overnight to dyemakers, and |
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A feeling OF security goes with