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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10
Sweaters

Don't forget that all important garment,
"a sweater" There's nothing to take the place of
This will be wonderful
for Sweaters and certainly would be sorry it for
storage being crowded the limit with Sweaters
orders placed before able prices
We wanted to be Gin early knowing they would
steadily advance The careful judgment displayed many
months ago-saves you money
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10

SECOND SERMON OF SERIES
New Cumberland, Pa, Sept. 10.--A
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10

talk with newspaper correspondents
IN which were discussed the stocks
OF gasoline in the country, and the
stated shortage east of the Missis-
sippi river. which caused the admin
istratfon to request that no passen-
ger automobiles be operated on
Sundays in that section.
The Senate yesterday displayed its
interest in the autoless Sunday re-
quest by adopting a resolution Of
fered by Senator Lodge, of Massa-
chusetts. asking the administration
for information as to the country's
production, consumption and ex-
portation of gasoline, with separate
figures on the amount used by pas
senger cars.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10
WAR TAXES TOO
HIGH IS CHARGE
MADE IN HOUSE
republicans Will Support the
Measure, However, to
Win the War

Washington, Sept. 10.-Criticism
# the war revenue bill by the Re-
publican spokesmen occupied the
House yesterday in the general de-
iate.
Inequalities and inconsistencies in
evying taxes, characterized as un-
necessarily high, and charges of
waste in government expenditures,
Fere the principal complaints made
n prepared speeches by Representa-
ives Fordney, of Michigan, and
Moore, of Pennsylvania, ranking Re-
publican members of the Ways and
Means Committee. Both, however,
promised to vote for the bill in
lonpartisan furtherance of Ameri-
AN success in the war, despite their
criticisms.
Hearings by the Senate Finance
Committee on the bill, resumed yes
erday, were confined to objections
o minor provisions.
The House debate was attended
sy fewer than one-fourth of the
mem bers, but those present display
I'd close interest with questions and
'etorts.
Excessive taxation and a failure
o raise tariff rates were emphasized
~ Representative Fordney, who
said the bill proposed to secure
,orty-five per cent. of this years ac-
ual expenditures (S1s,000, 900, 900
exclusive of allied loans) by taxa
ion. AS alleged extravaganza in ex-
,enditures Mr.. Fordney cited gov
.rnment contracts, some, he said,
ietting profits up to 1000 per cent.
There were touches of politics in
.he discussion. While partisanship
had not entered into framing the
bill, Representative Fordney charged
hat President Wilson alone has
shown partisan politics." and Mr..
Moore declared that the Republican
minority was helpless in framing
The bill and, if in control. would not
have brought forth the measure as
t stands.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10
WILL GET SPECIAL TRAINING

MarysvilIe. Pa. Sept. TO- Charles
White and Hugh Bell. both of near
Marysville, will be sent by the Perry
county draft board, to the University
Of Pittsburgh on Thursday, August
10, for special training as auto me-
chanics. White is a milk dealer here
and Bell was a first-year student at
the Mount Alto Forestry Academy.
Edward Hoke, of Newport, connect
ed with the Juniata Public Service
Commission, will be sent by the
board to Lehigh University, South
Bethlehem, as an electrical worker
on Thursday, August 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10
WARBLERS MUST
NOT BE HUNTED
Secretary Kalbfus Orders Ar.
rests of Young Men For
Violating Game Code

State Conmis-
sion officers have
been ordered TO
break up nnme-
diately the shoot
ing of warblers by
boys with small
rifles who have
been practicing
shooting s Ii c h
birds which fire.
quent parks and
y q r d s. Arrests
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-10

large audience was present at Baugh-
man Memorial Methodist Church sun
day night to hear the second OF
series of sermons to men by the pas
tor. the Rev. ". c. Rue. Special music
was rendered by the choir under the
direction of Paul Bishop.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08

-@ine Sroer oes BrGiioenter hct
es moglid gemadt, oaB mebrcreMit IL
glieoer oerielben GSomilie binfort inn
&egierungspienIt ange1teat lper0elt
fonnen. 9ieie Heuerung bereint nit
oerienigen oaB bel 8elebllng nclter
Steaen @oibinetoner beDor5llgt mer-
Den ionen, miro ser @obnitngSnot
gefpiB obbeIfen. 9ieie @obnrngsnot
.uno Die immenien Yreile IN 8aibing-
ton MAIDEN es Der &egierung auBer-
oroentIi6 idmer. Aneeltellte i'm Diem
lte al bolten. Sn ser S3eit pom i.
bis 90. Sftober baben nidt meriqer
als 1876 Ingeltelltc lire Stelung
bier aufgegeben. 9urd Die neie
8erfiigung bat man fir lie ~aller0ings
grIab gefunoen, ober bic MohnungS
not lit oesbalb nidt aus ser @elt &c
idafft. Neue Ingeitelte fommen bon
auBerbalb INNER nod IN Sdaren,
uno fir tie muB man, biz Sic 0ormi
|torien an Der Union 8la55a fertig qe-
|itelt lino, llnterfunft fin0en. Der
|Somes &egiltrotionS erpice mo6t be
|fannt, Dob er tdgliG sirfa 300 3im-
mer ou mieten bat, mGbreno bos Pm
|gebot nur etpo 1870 betrdgt. Der lie
|beri6uB all freien &Gitmen gebt alio
i1nea auf Die Neige. glaeroinaS bot
oaS 8ureau nod ungcfGbr 1000 frcic
|3immer auf ieiner Elite. a6er oie
ie 3immer baben one Sen 3ulab:
INur fir M1rner, mGbreno Die nei
a~nfommcnoen Mnecltellten meiltcrS
meiblihen @eihlcdts iino. @an fann
|ii6 alio lebboft borlteGen, NIT lpel.
den S6mieriefeiten 0ieie 8cborbe
|5u fGmpfen bot.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08

iemnno gemugt, 10 bate er pobl redi
rnongenebme 8efannti6aft mitSerrr
Soober gemoht. ~gnoererieits bat
Ipobl aud Die S1el Dor Ser Snfllt-
en5n piele @ltern DeranIoBt, ibre
|2ieblinge 0obeim al beboIten. @os
ober redt angenebm beriibrte, ma
rem Die 5oblreihen itno oft ou6 redjt
gei6madboqen &oltiime, Die iit Dem
Iuee Oorboten. 8eionoers fielen bic
IDielen n@eiihter" alif. . llebrigens
Imaren Die Holi5ilten ongemieien NOR
Den, feinerIei @usl6reitungen uno
ilberm1Bigen 2drm gu 0ul0en un0
unfoleiame jiingeren Differs ibrcn
GItern 5u6ufiibren, dlteren differs
iaber ebenfaIls 5u ben Gltern 81 neb-
men un0 oeren yeomen 5u fonitatie-
rem uno an oie SubeniIe Court be
bufS weiterer Serfolgung ein5uien-
Den.
Der @aIt, ser iid ungelaoen BEL
uns einlte1te, Ole Snfluen5a, l6eint
lid enoli6 oa5u at berlteben inns 5ll
~berloiien. Sraurig genug bat er iei=
ne @nweienbeit fiibIbar gemaht un0
2eio nno Sralter IN biele S1lt1er uno
Somilien gebro6t. Sier mar cs Der
8nter, BORT sic Wlttter, 90 ein tic
bes &in0, Die nit ibrem 2cben ser
&ranfbeit ibren 3oa 5obIen mi1Bten.
llnO niele &in0er iinb gang ~elternlos
~geuoroen uno iebelt iib MN ser
8ormber5igfeit onoerer i%ibcrontmor-
tet. Iuf Scr anoeren Settle ober 10
ben mir geieben, miepicl Gnergie,
iuieDiel treue Mufopferiulg lino SiIfs-
bereitl6aft in nnierer 8iirgcridaft
itedt. llniere 9ebor0cn, Aer5te,
Yflegerinnen, Mrttobeiiber, sic Mit=
glieoer oes &oten &reu5es, 1ic ollie,
aae baben getan, mas tie MIR tim
fonnten, Inn oer99ot all Iteltern. Gam
un0 RreiS ibnen! 24,174 Ycrionen
waren an Der Snfluen3a erfranft,
uno 1906 baden ibr 9ebcn bingehcn
miiiicn. 0rur i6cinf aber Die @efobr
Der Initeduhg geminOert 81 iein, uno
9ir6en Sd)uIen uno Sbeater Iino
offen. Gs 1T mic EN- 9[ufat.
men BON Gorge uno 8augigfeit, oas
ourf uniere Sta0t gebt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
9entide I%6itammnns fir niemanS
cine S6nmOe.

Ho60em erIt Dor gor3 neniqen
Sagen elm Hidter in gfep Seriep Ell
mem Wnnne oie Aenoerung ieines
oeltti6fIingenoen Nomens unterIagt
botte, oa Oeuti6e Abltamming feline
S6onoe iein fonne, lit in 8rooflpn
cine gang Gbnlihe geridtlihe Gnt-
I6ei0ung ergangen.
&or Hi1ter Benedict erIhien inn
8rooflpner Supreme Court Ger 90
iGbrige Eeueripebrmom Gobert 6.
8eib nit Dem Griu6en, ieinen gta-
men in n@eefs" abdnoern 3l oiirfen.
|0urh ieinen bisberigen Numen mir
ben ibm @rnieorigungen neruria6t
erflGrte er. Serr Benedict beIhieo
Sen NppIifanten folgenocrmaBen:
Gs liegt fem @ritno Dor, aus 0en
.2eliten oeutIder 9lbitomnllng, oercit
3unamcn oieie gbItommung erfen-
men laiierL 9eltattet merOen ioate, iie
0oourh at berbeimliden, OoB iie NIT
.Silfe Ser @erihte lire Iomen in lol-
dc amcrifonii1er oOer cneIiiderSer-
.funft ob1noern.
u@s mag etiuas mornliI6er Mlit
oo5u geboren, beut3utage oellti6e
@atersnomen 81 fiibren. 9(ber oiele
ltnbequemIi6feit I1Bt iiG om beIten
0ur6 ben 8eneiS edter 9opalit1t ae-
geniiber Sen Ser. Staten ertroaen,
Der 2ouolit6t, Die leIbit bis sur Nuf-
ppferung Oes 2ebens fir sic SnIti-
tittionen Oieies 2un0es gebt, mic Oos
10 uieIe, berrlide 9eiipiele BON Sci
0entlm berpielen baben: uno nibt oo-
ourd), Dab man sic Gntia6c oelltider
Abitammlng Ourd @~(enoerunq Ocs
Namens 0lt perbeimliHen iu6t.
Carl Shur3 uno Or. 6ronciS
2ie6er un0 anOere bcrporragenDe
9cutihc iino 8eiipiele ser b0hltcll
2onalitdt ibrem AOoptiDlonoc gegel.
iiber elmer 2obulitdt ole Our6 feinc
Namensdnoerung betont gu lneroen
gebrarubt.~
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
USereit a6snbamfen", luenm NertIG.
lanOs Sntereiieu es Derlansen, ioa
Safer @ilbelm erflGrt ba6en.

v8enn Ser %9(llgenblif fommt, no
Die Sntereilen 9euti1lonos es Der
langen iucrOe id obne 30gern oboan-
fen; bod nod l6eint ser Mligenblid
ni6t gefommen 81 Iein." 9ieie 8or-
te ioa &aiicr @iI6eIm in einer 9(n-
ipra6e an mebrere Mitglieoer 0es
&ei6stags geiproden baben1 mie eli
ne 9epelde on Gr6angc telegraph
80. IN 2on0on aus @mlteroam logt,
bic iid auf Nodridten aus Berlin
Ser aaiier ioG ~gcGuBert bo-
ben, oos Solf Oiirfte ni1t glauben,
Dob er nm jeoen greis ouf Dem
Sbron bleiben noble.
Sic 0epei6e fiigt bin5u, in Berlin
iperoe aagemein ongcnommen, oa>,
menm Ser &oiier aboanft, Dies 5uaull.
item 0es 8rin3cn @ilbelm, oes dIte-
item Sobnes Oes 9elti6en Rronprin-
gen, gelAeben miiroe.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
SOSesfGGe:

Dominic @olitcr, 93, Gmcrgenc,
|Soipital.
Sorrp BIGGER, 80, ct. Gli3abctt
|Soipital.
Srma S9mob, "a, @eorgetopr
.llniberiitp Soipital.
Sobn &. Sollono, SO, 1919 II.
|StraBe, Noromelt.
Anor. Semper, Ga, ct. gli8abetb
|Soipital.
George SOFAS, 1922 S Ctr. 1.@.
2ucp @oloItein, 10, 1919 Il Str.
|NoromeIt
@auline &lppertlis, 81, @ropioen-
&c Soipital.
Grbing Seller, "a, 4t3 u StraBc
|Siioolt
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
2%nmdJru0, @ealIOaf, iuirfIide 0eIifa.
teiieu, limb at babem bel:
gibIerS,
IS 9figgs @arft.

@crohe iebt, mebr aIs jc 5ilpor. be-
notigen mir ser Silfe aller unierer
SrerrnOc, uno aus oieiem @rlaoe err
Iu6cn i,'r aIe solde, uns lire 9rrtf-
arhcitcu ieolueiher grt 0utomnlen 81
lniicn. gSir limo beltens cingeridyitct,
alfc So9ten 9rudarbeiten Somrhl IN
cnaliiA,r. spie aud in Oeuti6cr 5p~a.
dc, prompt, gei6maGbon uno preis.
miirOig ber0llltclen. %llnierc Office
bcfin6ct ii6 INNER nod ITO Ste CTR.
y. 80. Selepbon Woin 1888.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
@nffenitiaitOuO init Der sirfei.
lInbeSingte llebergabe.

Der tiirfiihe @affeuitiaitono lit
nihts onoeres oIS cine unbeoingte
l~lcbcrgobe. Seine 9eoingungen Iino
~folgenoc:
1. Oeffnung Der 0arooneIleu uno
.3ugang gum Shiuor5en Meere.
2. Angobe oller Winen in tiirfi.
ihen @enGIIern.
3. Aneobe nIler Minen, 10 melt
Dies mogIid it, i'm S6mor5cn
Meeren.
A.. Gntlaiiung aaer 9riegsgefonge-
llcli.
5. Sofortige 0cmobiIiiution ser
tiirfiihen Mrmee.
fir Snternieruug.
Z. Defining oaer tiirfiihen S1fen
fir ouiierte Sdiffe, SdIieBune fir
bic OeS Seinoes.
s. 9eieblng 0es Solirus Silnnels.
8. N1ilntung BON Eeriien.
10. &1umung transformations.
If. &ontroIle Der orobtIoien un0
&abelitationen.
II. |erbot, Morine., 4rmee- unO
SanoelSmoteriol 81 Serltoren.
10. Seine Iusflibr bon 4oblen,
Gel un0 Warine Noteriol.
Id. llebergobe aller @orniioneu in
MeIopotamien uio Sprien.
10. llebergobe oller SdIen in Grl-
polis, cinlhlieBlid MiIuroto.
rs. Iusmeiiune auer 0elttiher
IL. gttohierung zines oaiierfcn
&cpraientonten gum tiirfiiGen Mimi-
lterilim fir Torr1te.
is. slbbrud oller 8e3iebungen nit
Den 3entralmG6ten.
10. GnOe oler 6einOieIigfeiten
5milden Der Eiirfei mo oen Aaiies-
ten am Nittage oes 81. 0ftober
1913.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
&(cimcs taOtncmigtcitcn

-0as 2eben miro mie0er lilBer!
8eginneno nit oem 1. Nopember
miro Die monatli6e 3uderrate bon
2 8funo pro &opf oltf 8 Yfuno err
bolt. 8ie peroen it6 uniere Sous
frouen f%relenl
-5rnu &. 8. Sober, Die in einem
Ser &riegsbureaus bei11ftigt it,
muroe BON einem &o"blenpagen ilber-
fabren ulO erlitt einen9einbru6 un0
inuere 8erlebungcn. sic fon0 Nuf-
nobme i'm emergency Solpitol.
-uniere Sdyalen iilo am Montag
4uie0er er6ffnet moroen. 3uglei6 lit
ober Dfe-&e+fiqrng ergongen, ale
2ebrer o0er G1iiler, oie oil elmer Srl-
sflnei5a=artigen Grfronfung leioen
bonn 9eiu6 Scr Shrle iolange aus
3rI6lieBen, bis oicie GrfGItung be-
bobcn lit.
vDos 9(ltc Itiir5t, es dnoert li1
bic Belt, uno nelieS 2eben bliibt aus
ocn &uinen". 9as Site lit ser iebr
mobl befonnte @efangeneniuagen, Die
n9luf Morie", sic u6geidofft miro,
oas neue 2eben lit Scr ih0ne grim
loficrtc Motormagen Ser on ibrc
STEELE tritt.
-Sb &a6bi Sen 4fibo mirfliG
Nedbt Bot, pena er bebouptet, DoB al
les ihon einmal oogelpeien lit? Sat
eS mirflih idon einmaI eineil neibli=
den Serfebrspoli6iiten gegeben? Sn
@al6ington ie~oenfaIls ni6t. Sest
aber lit Elm iol6er borbanOen, uno
ner Die Dame bppunoern mil, mie fie
ihnei0ig lire 9(lfgabe meiitert, Ser
gebc nod ser &reraung Ser Sieben-
ten ulo g GtroBe 3.-@. 9ie Dame
lit Sron 8. g. Sing, Die Satin zines
GanitGtsoffi5iers.
glnI @erfigung Der Subtle llti-
Titles GeHHiIiion baben 0feStrnBen-
babn @cialiAaften frrefitbrenoe
Ghiloer bon Sen 8agen 81 entfer-
nen. 50 iiloen iid on einigen $50
gen Die 8e3eidnungen 0Gitp Son".
Inter Gitp Sal fam man aber beute
nur oas 9iitriftsgebduoe an Der 10.
StraBe mo Yenniplpania Abenue
periteben, mGbrenO jene 8e5eidrnung
fir ous belttige @eridtsgebGuoe on
ser Snoiane nno 2ouiliana 9penue
5milden 4. uno 5. StraBe ge6rau6t
miro. Sir Gitp San iol nun Court
@oule geiett meroen.
50. 6. &ranb, ser Better oes
Mcnoota Mtorftes, lit mieoer in I'M
q%elegenbeiten. SAon einmal bate
cr S6mierigfeitm nit Der 2ebens-
mittel : @eripdltung, neil err iibermG-
Bige Breiie parlangt batte, uno nur
iein @eripreden, binfort Die bon Der
@erlpoltunq feitgeiebten Ereiie bea6-
ten All mollen. iiderte inn BEN &ei-
terbetrieb ieines @ei61ftes. Sect
miro oieIelbe ACKNOWLEDGING gegen
i'm erbobcrL nerltdrft ourd Die @e-
ihuloieunq Oob er Mebl obne oas
ge1eBlldl Dorgeld)rlebelic Auan1uW
BON Gltbltituten berfaufe. Die Sol
qe lit, boB big auf @eiteres ibm Der
@eiterbetrieb icines @ei6aftes unter-
IaGt lit.
Sollomeen lit aud oieSmal ni6t
iargeiien moroen. AQeroings bate
frr &rieg eS beinobe pergeiien &C.
rodt, ober Die iiiBe Sltgeno bat i6on
1aiiir gelorgt, Dab Der n0tige nSun"
III perloren gebt. 3abmer lit Sol
peen oieieS Sabr ia geipeien ais
nit. Ginmal bat es oos lieblide
10 iiberoltS angenebme Mitmeblbe=
itreten ni6t gegeben, oem bGtte bos
QSs4r, -, .,~I,,uoeu in Anr fnrtucmAe.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
9iblmann iOl 5rieOenSseinuSter
luerncn.

Or. Rihoro bon aiibImonn, fril-
berer oeittider Miniiter oes AuSiudr-
tigen, miro elmer Der Oeltiden Scr
treter auf Der 5rieoensfonferer6 iein.
miro bonn 8erIiner u2ofalon5eigcr"
mitnetpiIt
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
suffroaetten iin0 nift file

Die suffragetten iino nidt fIein
81 friegen. Sn Yroteit gegen Die
@ci6liiiic Oes Senats ludten iie ibre
Banner Die Stufen oes Gopitols bin.
oilf8utrogeli, mltrOen ober oaran ae.
hiiloert uno in Saft eenommen, nad)
&crlaiif elmer Stltnoe aber freigeloi,
len. SpGter oerludten iie Damn nod
mails iDr Sorboben auS5ufiibren.
@un nabm man ibnen Die Banner
meg. Shleuniglt peridafften fie iid)
llelle Banner unO unternobmen einen
oritten @eriuf. Sest oerbaftete mon
iic mieoerlm, lieB fie aber aud oies-
NAL balo mieoer fret.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
@ermii6tc @adridtcn.
~Snflnensa in Iuris.

Sn %oris iilo in @erloufe elmer
8odc 2,556 EooeSfdIe boroefom-
men sic gr6Bte 3abI ieit 8egim ser
Grippe epidemic. Su Den lesten "a.
gen bat Die 3abI Der t6gIi6 gemelOe-
ten Tooesf1lle nbgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
Webnrten:

SIiber 8. II. 2enora &ubn, M1oden.
Sad uno Sonnie 8ernltein. Mdoden
gilbert uno @aa aramer, M6oden.
Gbeidliefnnsen:
elmer 6. @eiBler unb ella sc.
2ltoemann.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
Sic ncne glms6e6nnN.

M6nner innerbolb ser nellen Nus.
bebungs Altersgren6cn meroen nift
Dor Nnfang Nopembcr in groBerer
Wcllge1 einge3ogen meroen. Nod
eincn 4usbebungsbefebl, meIder qe.
gemuGrtig I'M Bureau oes @cncrol.
profoilcn Sen. Gromoer in @oIbino.
ton ausgearbeitet miro, ioaen oonn
100000 Wann, Ole fir olgcmeinen
S%ccresoienIt geeignet lino, nah Sen
2ogern geidofft merocn. SSeber
Stoat ser Union mlB ieinc beltimm.
te Quote Itellen.
Die i'm Oftober megen Ser oynfIil.
en5a : @pioemie iuSpenoiertcn Gin.
bernfungen iino in iolden @egenocn,
mo Die Seude nodgeIoiien bat, er.
nellert luorOcn uno sic @%in5iebula
oller fiir ben Oftober %beitimmtcn &c.
frlten miro porousiihtIid beenoet
lein beoor Die gtoOcmber Quote mad,
Den Bayern obgebt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
MadfOLser 2mSenSurffs.

General @roner, Ser preuBiidc
&ricgsminilter, lit nod elmer Nitoi.
eng beiln aaiier mad Dem Oeltiden
@roBen Souptquartier oils Nodfol.
ger oes Generals BON 2~lloenOorff ae-
reiit, Welder ieiuen @olten oIS @e.
neral 0itartiermeiitcr ser Ocutiden
Irmee n%ieOergelegt batte.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
&erTamMluMseu in Ser fOmmenben
Nahc:
Sonntag

Sonntag:
@aileabou8 Sireftorium; i'm
@aiIenbalts in MnacoItia.
MUntag:
.Gdnqerbuno" ; 9ircftorium in
ger. 3t1 G Str. N.-8.
0ienstag:
Support Some Srauen Silfsper-
eia; I'M &uppert Some.
yglmerifaniid)er llnteritiitungS-
8erein"; in 3t4 6 Str. N.8.
MittiuD6:
u&crein 8aoen", in 1922 ga. @be.
NoropcIt.
rSGnqcrbuno 9omenberein". IA
314 6 Str. N.-@.
u9lrion 9amenperein". in 314 6
StroBe H.-@.
0Onnerstag:
uSrnuen Silfsberein" beS Oeut-
i1en g8niienbauies,
0ccafiu 8uno; in 203 8. StraBe
90.
Mf
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08

Nae SOrten falter Nnfidnitt
@IhIers, Is &iaaS @arft.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08

Tir quito, leOerne Mimner- mnS
Gna6enihmbe gehc ma at SoIef &.
&OnOraf, 233 6 Ctr. &.-S. Cute
Masuabl, alle 0rGfem.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
8aDern beaniprmdJt Oem aaiiert6ron

Der io8ioliitiiden 2eip3ioer @olfs.
0eitung 8ufolge bat, iuie cine Depe-
i6e aus Dem Saog an bic 0ailD
Weail meloet, Der bnDeriihe Minilter-
prGlioent Berlin in SenttniS gcIett,
Dab Die baperiide &onigsfonnilie An-
iprud ouf Den Oelitiden &uiiertbron
made, fails Ser Safer oboonfel1 Ioa
"a
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
Smsbss gsridt aber NerOplan.
SitMatipn.

Der 8eri6t bon G6os. 6. Suqbes,
Der gum &oriiter fir elm aonlite er.
nannt moroen mar, oas ole MiBpirt-
idoft in ser Sobrifation bon Nero.
planen mteriuden iolte, lit in Den
SGnOen Oes &riegsminilters 8ofer.
SEER Sugbes empfieblt, Den OberIten
Deeos, onS Saupt Der 9leroplon So
Irritation, Dor Elm 9riegsgeridt 5u
%Itelen. 3mar babe er iif nihts Sri
minelles 81 S6uloen fommen laIlen,
bod babe er Sotlohen oeS &riegs0e-
partemerts friiberen @elhGftsireltn.
Den niGt perbeimlidt mo babe ooS
|aomite fiir offentlide Snformotion
iiber Den Sortidritt ieiner GGtigfeit
|foli6 beri6tet.
@ugbes empficblt ferner, sic On.
floge oeS Sberltlelltnonts Sincent,
frilber nit Der Yadaro go. in Mir-
ter mo oes 2elltnantS Troomon, it,,
neil iie Observation-Disclosures nit
Sirnlen botten, nit oenen lie offisi-
eff az tln batten.
Gtpo $24, 100000 iino perihleu-
bert morOen. Damn bringt ser &c.
|rid)t audi 81 Gage bob %foloiiaIe Gum
men ueroient muroen, 3. 9. oie 9oD.
ton 8ri9bt So. $6,000,00O; 3oro
$5,000,000; Eafaro 60. $4,000
900. AQerOings lino ungei6br sic
@GIftc OaOon ais GriegSiteltern bon
Der &egierungi mieoer tinee3ogen
lpor0cn.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08

Office: go. 71O ssdite 6trGfe @.-@,
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
Setbmanu SOlliueg srr &erantiuur.
tmng.

Der 8erliner 2otol M~n3eiger lit
berantportli6 fir Die Meloung, ooB
Der friibere &eihsfnn5ler bon 8et6-
mam-Sollpeg, iopie ale oeltiden
@iniIter, Die ieit 1914 I'M Ante ma
rem, Dor einem @erihtsbofe lid) mer-
Sen al berantluorten baden, Oafiir
bob Die Srieoensoffertc oes Yrdiioeu
ten @ilion i'm Sabre 1916 nid)t at
Stnnoe gefommen. Ser @erihtsbof
ioa aus elmer Observation-Disclosures ON.
MILTON telteben, mo Die Anflage
lauten megen ounfreimiaiecn Ser.
rats Der Sntereiien oes Yaterlanos".
Washington Journal., 1918-11-08
Gar Soris Serri6ait bun fnrser
Snner.

3or 9orries bon @itlgorien, ser
om 3. Sftober ben 9bron 6eitieg bat
obgeoanft. 81 Iirnopo lit inter ser
Siibrung bon Ston1bulimsfp cine
8auerure9ierun eiuaelest wuroen.
.Dericlbc itano ieit gerauuler 3eit an
Der Spite Scr galtcrnbcuegung in
8ulgarien.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-16

HOUSE,: five rooms; modern; in fine
residence section OF Moline; all
conVeniences; attractive cash price
for quick sale. Phone Moline 496
after D. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-16
GERMAN HOLD UPON
BELGIUM DOOMED
Continued From Page One0

Continued From Page One)
broad scale may be expected IN
less the weather continues so bad
as 20 prevent further advance. The
enemy is showing signs of great
nervousness and more fires and eX-
plosiOns are reported
Elsewhere along the front other
British forces are gaining ground
but their progress has been merely
to straighten the lines and to
carry out consolidating operations
in advantageous positions.
Enemy defenses Of great strength
were encountered during the day
by the British. There were wire
entanglements of great depth and
innumerable pill boxes which had
to be reduced.
There was impressive scene at
Roulers when the place was taker.
A French major gathered the res
cued civilians and German prison
ers around a battered piano in the
square and as the shells screamed
overhead, he played the 'Marseil-
laise."
Did you ever hear that before? ?"
he asked the people OF the city.
The civilians cheered the music.
Take American RatiOns.
RouIers was in good condition
after the German retirement. 1t
appears that the enemy withdrawal
southwark of the area under at
tack Will involve the whole Lille
salient Definite information has
been received that the Germans re-
moved Spanish and American "a
lions worth $4,000 francs before
abandoning Roulers. The civilians
there ceased rejoicing over their
liberation long enough to show the
French troops where there were
some enemy lines which were de
signed to destroy a large part OF
the town. They also revealed the
hiding places of some Germans.
Reports indicate that the French
cavalry has managed to get
through the German lines. 1t Is
said they have reached LIGHTER
velde and are probably beyond that
place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-16
SPECIALTIES ARE
LEADERS IN DEALS

New York, Oct. 16.-Specialties
led during the busy forenoon on
The stock market, transactions in
that period approximating 45O. 600
shares. Brokers reported appreci-
able increase of public interest.
Motors and their subsidiaries, espe-
cially Studebaker. Maxwell, U. S.
rubber and Goodrich registered
extreme gains of two to four points.
OILS also extended their advances.
fan-American petroleum preferred
making further gain to nine
points. Shippings and metals were
Prominent at materially higher
levels and Peoples gas and Ohio
gas rose one and one-half to two
points. At noon activity in rails
" as revived, Union Pacific rising
almost two. points and Canadian
Facitlc more, recovering its early
loss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-16

Estate OF Charles J. Gartman, de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate
of Charles j. Gartman. late OF the
county of Rock Island, state OF IN
nois,. deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell, Judge Of the probate
court of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city of
Rock Island, at the December term,
on the first Monday in December,
next. at which time all persons haV-
ing claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
Dated Goth day OF September, \.
D. 1918. ALBERT l.. ASPLUND
Administrators