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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10
HAS CURE FOR INFLUENZA
WnndhnrN HniohfS N Oct

This borough has been singularly
free from the prevailing epidemic
of influenza, and the fact is attribut-
ed to the untiring efforts of Mrs. E.
w. Egar who some years ago learn
ed of an herb remedy for such af-
flictions from a physician who at
tended her family WlleI. sl.,
little girl.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10
Only One Corn
PeeIer, ''Gets-lt''

Stop corn pains, see corn peel off
1t is just when a corn hurts that
you want to feel surest about get
ting rid of it. Why take chances of
keeping the corn and having the pain
grow worse? You'll use "Gets-It"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10
SOLDIERS TO VOTE IN CAMPS

Washington, Oct. 10.-Regulations
under which officers and men of the
vote in the primary or general cleo
tons were announced yesterday by
Acting Secretary Crowell. Tho gen.
eral staff has arranged to permit
election officials to establish camp
headquarters for registering the
lien and taking their ballots.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10
AGED MAN DIES

Jacob Rooms. aged "a years, died
this morning at his late home. 2Ol
Hummel street. The. Rev. Thomas
Reisch. pastor of Christ Lutheran
Church. will offciate at the funeral
services to be held Monday after
noon, at 80 o'clock. Burial will sbe
made in-the Enola Cemetery:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10
WILL REPAIR CAMERON SHEET

City Commissioner Lynch announc-
ed to-day that the street repair gang
will finish repairing the whole of
Cameron street, from one end of the
city to the other late to-day or to-
morrow morning. The street repair
gang will continue working until
freezing weather sets in, Lynch said.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10

A very meritorious preparation for
restoring natural color to gray or
faded hair, for removing dandruf and
as hair dressing. Is not dye. Cen
ready to use when you get II. PHILO
HAY CO.. Newark. N. ].
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10

Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator-Ad.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-10
Foe Broken by
Foch to Retreat

IContinued from First Page.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10

had the honor Of crussing tie canal
and bcreiratng into the CITY.
Tho ciemcnt of surpisc assisted In
overwhelming The encmS defense In
The streets. once the Place b'ArLlcs
was reached they spread out over IN,
entire arca aud bV daylight had p3rls-
ed through the city to the southeast
well out ON the AVcuuc bNalcnu-
cicnsc. while on the southwest th"N'
had g .ttblishcd themselves 9t tho
corner OF the boulevard DO LibrttC
Porte De Paris. Some encmY clc-
ments apparently were caught be
tween the cay and the impcrl1l forces
further south.
our troops began at once to try 90
save the city from the fires that
broke Dat at various points, Tho al
Hes have not fired "a single she'll into
Cambrni and these tires must have
been Of inccndtlry origin.
Meantime. oui third division swept
out due eust to TIA, line Of ~, S'hcidt
canal. securing al the hridgr heads
as far as t.swars and capturing RIA
miles. Encorrt and ,uNiliots Thog
victory WIS complete ard pioriuuH.
Troops originals recruited as "a
madam mounted rifles. .irs' 'u',ttl
Cambria. The canadian engineers
established n pDntoon br,dgc over lice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
ONE HARD BLOW CAN
NOW CRACK GERMAN
LINE NEAR CAMBRIA
British and Americans Do Bril-
liant Work in Carrying Strong
hold, Which Is Found Not 30
Damaged As Feared.
~ ~ ...o.Latse sasss

With the British Nrmy on the Cam.
hrai.St. Quentin Front, "wednesday
oct .. ,By thc A~ssociated Press ,
by last night the Hritish and Ameri-
cans had reached a point whore IL was
certain that the icrman lines. with
PROBABLY one hard blow could bc
cracked. .As "A matter OF fact caVal.
~ must have gou' through thv Ger
man lines last night IN considerable
numbers only patrols were sent out.
however. while the main bodies were
held Just back Of the line,
After a night Of heavy firing from
the british guns. the third and fourth
armies again attacked this morning
nom Csmhrai south Ia the front held
hy the French At the same time the
Canadian and English troops after a
crash" bnrrage. launched n powerful
attack extending some miles north
from Tamhrai
For miles the front suddenly spraug
into action. Thf canadians had hard
going at une place Just north Of cam
brai. hut with great gallantry swept
ON after aHnihilatiuE the Germans whu
tried tu har their % From there on,
the resistance NeItened. and with the
English, hurried eastward smothrrinT
the usHal screen of German machine
guHners AS they went on.
Canadian ana british troops met Ir
the center 81 Cnmbrai when was go.
tered from both north and south and
quickly mupped up Many German
had escaped but many hundreds wh,
had been held there 10 launch n coun-
ter attack Msre either killed or cap.
tuf.d. Some OF the enemy troops are
sim IN deep cellars. " stories under
ground ana ~ the tunnels the der.
mlans dIH dnrins tlleu occupation 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10

the city. These ar, being routed out
aud sent back to the agc
Although many fires were started
by the Germans, the town was iound
not To be as badly damaged as had
been feared. The solid building with
stood the flames well. II was quite
evident. however. that II was no tault
OF the Ger'Aans that the city had not
been RACED.
south OF the city the third and
fourth armies rapidly overcame enemy
oppoSition. The German started
fleeing soon after the attack began,
for they realized they were fighting
a battle In which they could hope for
no success
The front line for twenty miles be
ran moving rapidly eastward. Thcn
came reports from nirplanes, win
which the sky was literally crowded
that WambaiN had been taken. soon
the capture Of Harcourt was reported.
From then on tidings came IN fdpld
succession of villages falling before
the allied advance.
Selvigny, caullery, Eigny. Montls-
uy aud Marctl were quickly rcach'n
and passed and soon the allies were
closing In on Caudry aud Bertiy' \.
the same time from the north II was
reported that E~scaudoeVres east OF
va flNNf az lAll N''N AANHff -
chy was being approached. The cam.
brai-Ic Cateau road was crossed ana
the railroad bctween 81. quentin ana
iicrtry Was cut. ScbOnCourt was theh
Ia sight and FUntainc-No phln'
further south. had been reached hN
the French. by that time II was clear
/ the enemy was badly smashed ahd
that the British and Americans stooh
on the Threshold Of the wide open
country.
fl was about that time that the
cavalry which had been waiting, pour
eo through the vide breach In the now
shattered Hindcnburg system ana
streamed OF, into the country be
You'd. Fast "whippet' tanks ana arm.
ored ears also crashed forward ana
came into action.
Officers directing the attack were
distinctly satisfied as the news came
haak IN reports from airplanes and by
runners. but finally one came back
that showed better than anything else
how completely the enemy had been
defeated. This was "A report from an
air patrol hat British infantry had
been seen marching as II ON parade
ia "A column of tOurs through the town
Of Bertry.
British cannon had beer on the
move eastward an day long In many
cases batteries would gaiiop over the
rolling plains OF Artois. They would
stop. wheel about and fire for a while
then dash on and repeat the perform
ance.
Latest reports say hat the advances
continues rapidly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
Auto Springs. all makes. Korber Co.
f'our~O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
pnv vour dues to the "g-bit' club

Auto Springs. all makes, korper GO
four~O Taxi Service Phone 90.
paw your dues 10 the "2-bit'' club
IA a. drainage engineer
az ,be Ss,,tr College. is In the city on
I-,,sincss
NJ, and Mrs f. l.. Moss of cuba,
~. ,isi,tus friends I'M re city.
Tho Good cheer club viii not meet
mini further noticp ON account OF the
nm"idon,ic
~ - Ersucis vol knovn stockmnr
%. ,uh, il spanuing n few dnvs in
"a, ,if,
AIR and Mrs Drchnr smith. of the
st,tc CniI.gr visited AIbuuuoruuc yes
trrday
Nr\nbb mcmbcr Of the PIN
f. ROM Grnwors a.snciatton. left this
morning for "A two weeks trip through
ne state IN the interest Of tire ~associa-
ton
The stockmans' meeting which was
{, have been held at Gallup next Mon
day has been postponed on account
oi the tu Inc date OF the meetihs
WI p 7" 9mu'"'.e" ia. r.d,r,t
or, i'm mo civ an busi.
1880 '''
nit,o.,ors ~ IA, p,,r nrovers, AZ.
s.,t,,t.,, v.iti hntd ,nn.ting pctoh.,
., ~ " ~
T., Al Al Richardson SECRETARY I'm
charge nt \ Al q work nmoup ,ho
r,ti,n.d mon of tho and
n II Hail secr.tnrv I'm charge OF
N .. A. work among the Indians
al Inc country. arrived in Albuauer.
uue this morning and have been vis..
tors at the offices Of the United Wai
WORK campaign IN IN" Metropollta'l
butldinh.
W. II Gu ot the local forestry SER
wee, mas LETT Tor III fas" Wnere ne
VIII take an examination Tor the OF
iiceIs training s,hooI' whioh Is l" %
held az ann hllss ~ rln ma,
served thi'' var y" t"e u,'mf nno
IsinnJs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
CANADIANS NOW COMPLETE
MASTERS OF tNNBiiAi

with the Canadian Forces IA
France "wednesday. oct. S-fho
canadian troops which penetrated
Cambria early this morning now arc
~ complete possession of the oltS.
Thus is fulfilled the ambition OF the
Canadian corps FOR the achiefe ment
ct what Il has been fighting over
since IL stOrmed the canal iu Nord
and took Boprlpn wood on sep'em
bor -.
Even II the Imperial troops who
Yesterday advanced so CALAMITY sohtii
OF Cambrai had the good fortune W
capture the city, us tail rus sun
have been attributed 20 the siedgo
hammer strokes OF the canadian
,orps. neforc which the defense OF
lho enemy ctunihled
Tho capture of cambria ittungiN
crowns the corps since August >
Cambria fell to a night attack We
kicked or at half mast one. The
morning Was pitrt dark but the cart,
fui preparation resulted IN all the
Hoops getting To their destinations
without q hitch Tho thifd iivisi0n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
First Murder Trial
Of This Term Begins

William Iruwu. "a negro, charged
with the murder Of BHffaello Iltldui-
M tu "a saloon az ei6 North Third
street. on the uight OF December -.
last. was PLACED ON trial today IN the
district court Brown claims that he
stabbed BHlduin. IN self defense after
he was attacked by several mrn. in
ending the deceased lie states he
did ms sHow he Killed the man, as he
ran from tho saloon during the cN.
element. and did not know he WAS
wanted FOR murder until after he was
arrested
Brown IS u OF the eight prisoners
Who escaped from the county Jail ON
August ~. lie was ldtcr rccaptured
b. III Paso az the Identical place he
was arrested the first tine THIS is
the first murder triui Of the September
ttTtn of court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
FARMERS OF COUNTY
ARE SURPRISED At
POWER OF TRACTOR
Fordson Farm Tractor Demonstra.
ton Opens the Eyes of Many L.o.
cal Men to the Possibilities of
Modern Agricultural Methods.

AFriculturisis from an parts OF
Iernalillu couniN who win sscd tho
domouatiHtion Of the ford.on faru
Tractor which was held yesterday
and TODAY midcr the auspices OF tho
Quickol Auto and supply company.
were surprised az the wonderful nbil
ity aud strength of the machine.
Cutting two nWrroWi. ,'truugh
ground that had not been worked fot
twenty-five Years vas un cusS thinF
Tor the siauuch little macninc and
pulling a twelve disc pillow through
the hard clods OF earth Was lone
with equal ease
one OF tho most surprising features
tu luc1i farmers was the mail up
Keep ct the tractor which has an
engine almost as economical az that
which is in the Ford automobile.
Invented and manufacture ed 10y
Henry FORD and his son. the Fordson
tractor has easily come 10 the FROM
through the large field of cpponition
and ~ regarded by farmers ~ many
a,ctiuus uf the country as an ahso
lutte necessity M these DAYS OF high
wages and scarcity Of farm help.
The htile machine, with the
stnunch Ford engine, VIII do he
work of many men and horses IN one
DAY M q cost that, IN comparison, ~
N'NffN'NfNf 80 - wv W 'F'h 49,
the Furdsun IN ono OF the most SIM.
pie of construction hat could be
imagined, thc most simple II a has
set been invented Tor tractor pur-
poses The engine, carburotor,
steering %upparatUS cooling system,
ignition and many other parts of the
machine are the same as in the Ford
automobile, NJ complicated parts
ore present 10 get out Of order and
cause the owner Unnecessary delay
aud expense.
A sulky seat h provided for the
driver Of the machine. The drive
sliRIt ig directed 10 the back wheels,
which are heavN IN comparison tn the
front uncs. aud are equipped with
sharp cog pieces set ON the wheel at
an angle THO entire machine ~ 80
compact that very little space Is re-
uuirod In which 10 turn H.
Although the demonstration ioi
tho general public VIII end today INC
tractors win be ON display az tho
Headquarters OF the Ouickrl Auto ana
supply company at the corn"t or
sixth and Central streets az al tunes
md those who are Interested tn NOT
,ru farming with IT'S resultant IN
crease IN profits can ,Na nine II there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
Mortuary
li,iaI i,i NIauru.

vidal I'd Mauro. no Years old, died
lust night az 80 o'clock M the homo
of his mother. aOG North Fifteenth
street lie leaves a wife. mother apd
brother. From DeCember %, iali, L.
Apuil ., 1915. he served In the United
states marine aerop.anc CORPS, and
was discharged io, physical d'sahil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10

a. - strong. the undertaken. was
called 10 Bclcn yesterday afternoon.
returning to the city about $3.50
o'clock last night with the remains at
John Duffy. q boilermakcr In the cm-
pluy ui the Santa Fe railroad at he
len. The deceased was about 30 years
o, age, and death resulted from pncu-
muuia. Mrs Duffy wiil arrive here
from Eclcu his morning When ar
tanEemcuts for the funeral viii be
made The deceased came to New
Mexico from oklahoma. aad It Is quite
likely AIRS. puffy will decide to take
the body to that state FOR burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
PERSONAL VIEWS ITEMS

Fee IN police court this mornins on a
charge of reckless IRVING.
Or ~. +. Perrin. lean OF the school
of fine arts at the university. re-
quests hat an pupils who have regis
tered with him practice music af home
during the time the university is
closed. The university viii be ready
to teach violin when schoC, opens
again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10

$, Span, charged with taking sil5
bClonging to the Suuthwestcru Junk
company. wax arr,sted last night in
las Vegas. Span. police claim. was
given the money by VI. kass. propric-
tor OF the SoqthV,7tcrn Junk com
pany. TO purchase Junk. According
TO police span went to islcta anu
purchased q ticket 20 Las Vegas. lie
viii be returned 10 tue city to uotrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
Fe Employees Are
Subscribing Heavily

santa Re employees continue
Ia their subscriptions 80 the
Fourth Liberty Loan Teams
are working IA an depart
monts today and reported AZ
noon Following is the report
- hundred an NINETY -liNc
members of the shop depart
ment subsC -ihed $40 $50, 80
members of the rotndhou~"
subscribed $4,000 - mem
beers of the stotchouse sub
scribed 1880; 80 members OF
the Pie plant subscribed s.
zee; and 100 memhers ot ih"
stftion department subscribed
1900.
campaign workers hope II"
} maze a 100 pei cent shuWtnk
Ia all departments OF the SOM
"a We here,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
Wife of Chinese
Minister Is Dead

Washington, oct 10 Mrs Wei
hngton koo. wife Of he Chinese min
ister, died today from pneumonia,
which followed an attack OF Spanish
influenza. she had been ~ about a
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10

canal At Pam. aided "a. "a effective
barraRc ON enemy "a positions. The
Gormaus held the cats with uhetr rear
guards me tho suddca onslaught
OF Tho Canadians rtpdl" brushed
aside.
I'm pushing oui east OF Cambria
after tua capture oI brilliant work
WITS done in cUcCtiuE the first cross
ing of tho canal lt The demolished
railway bridge Two mon swan
across the Dinal bombed the enemy
out OF mis- bridgcIcad Jnd then, link
cd arm in arm, The lcadins men at
the company scrambled oNcr tho
wreck ct the bridge. I'm u short time
"a practical crossing was connected
The enemy began ITS evacuation OF
the cuts al midnight. The Canadian
occupation WAS completed at .
o'clock the most morning
For any pain. burn sca'D or bruise
apply Or. Thomas Electoric OIL tho
household remedy. Two sizes 30
cents and 60 cents a. all drug stores.
Want 10 trade that mule FOR a
gas wagonf Try the WANT AL
way,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10
Frisco
Air Post Line
To Be Started

Chicago, oct i0.-Gaptaln u. u.
Tipsner In charge of airplane mail
service here, today said that airplano
service between New YORK ana a
Francisco would he started sOon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-10

ity Private funcral services were
held this afternoon.
Fred Crdllott was iu charge of ar
rangcmcuts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-17
Mob BattQrS
 In Jail and
 Burns Negro
Alleged Slayer of Miss Vera Willis Dies at Hands of Mississippi
 Citizens.

IIazeihrrst, Miss, Jan. IA mob of several hundred citizens of Hazel hurst, headed it is said, by the father of Miss Vera Willis, who was mur- dered near here yesterday. took Sim Edwards. a negro, from the county jail and burned hiril Nr. Willis, ac- cording to the county officers, asked the privilege of pouring on the negro the coal oil which was used to burn him. The lynching took place about 8 mile and a half west of Hazelhurs, near the scene of the girls murder. The mob began it's enGeavors to se- cure entrance to the jail about II: 30 o'clock last night and used crow-bars and battering rams, which did cOnsid- erable damage to the building Ed wards was arrested early yesterday after a shoe, found in his cabin, near the place where Miss Willis was killed, had been fitted on his bare feet. Blood was found on his feet
 Three other negroes who were in jail charged with complicity in the murder were not molested. Edwards confessed his crime to 12 men who entered his cell After he had been taken outside the jail he repudiated the confession, saying he told the story hoping it would go easier. with him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-17
Factions Still at Odds Over Terms-Propose linden
 berg Settle West
POLSHEVIKI NEAR BREAK WITH RUMANIA
Deliver CltimatMm tO Balkan Govern ment to Release B0Isheyiki Pris- ORerS or Face "Miiitary
 Measures" and Break.
Associated Press Summarv.)

\1AI1oNA<$SNSs NN'A' y
 Altho the peace pour parlers be- tween the Bolsheviki and the Teuto:1- ic allies have been resumed at Brest- ttovsk, the peace by agreement sction of the German populace, and Sine of the newspapers, continue their @ressions of dissatisfaction with
 the ambitious of the Pan -Germanists
 and the terms that have been advanced
 b the German delegates at Brsst- Litovsk, as basis for peace Am sterdam dispatches announce that an understanding has been reached between the political and military parties in Germany on the basis of the Russian program of no annex ations for indemnities in the east, and leaving to Field Marshal von Hin- denburg, i'll case of a German victory, the liberty of dealing with possible an nexations in the west; but the evidence tends to show that the factions still are at odds. Additional meetings as which speakers endeavored to outline the viewpoint of the militaristic e!e- ment, has been broken up and it is ai1- n!ounced that Chancellor von He]tling IS to be permitted to deliver his de- layed address on Germany's war aims to the main committee of the reich stag next Friday, for which the coun- try has been clamored.
 Adding to the political strife in Germany and Austria comes the an- nouncement of the registration of the Hungarian cabinet due to the conduct of the war.
 Kussla and Rumania Near Break.
 The situation between Russia and Rumanla apparently is growing acute. Un demand of the American ambas- ss?ador, and the heads of other diploma nc missions accredited to Russia, the boishevlkl, have released the Ruman- Ian minister and the attaches of the Humanlan legation, who were arrested sunday. The council of national com m,lssloners of Russia now has sent an aitlmatum to Rumania calling for the inmmedlate release of members of the oolshevlki arrested recently in Ru- mama. A rupture of relations with !numanla, and "most energetic mili- sary measures" are threatened go non compliance within 54 hours.
 EXC, :E,:xcept in the Italian theatre the military activities still are confined to snlall affairs, carried by raiding part .es ana bombardments on various sec s% s1ls' Again there has been consider ape ; aerial activity in the Italian reg , ,on. Tn which five enemy arplanes were were sent to earth, four by British and a;allan a: aviators, and the other by anti, aircraft batteries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-17
PLAN NEW GAS PIPE
 LINE TO CAPITAL
Special to The GraDbic

Little Rock, Jan. 16.-A plan to build pipe line from the gas fields at Monroe, La., to Little Rock, is con tinued in a communication received Wednesday morning by Mayor Taylo, from Louis Lock, president of the Louisiana Arkansas Oil and Develop ment company, holding extensive lano leases in the Monore field.
 MT. Lock informed the mayor that he would appear before the city coun- cil of Little Rock soon and ask for the right to bring gas here from the Mon roe field. He said he would complete his plans, however, before asking Lit tie Rock to give his company the right to furnish gas.