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Arizona republican., 1918-12-10
No LIMIT PLACED
ON PURCHASE Of
CHRISTMAS CANDY

Christmas candy VIII not he re-
strict e by toe 1000 administration.
Many stores. in accordance with
voluntary sugar conservation p'an I'M
dcrtakcn upon the initiative Of the
trade Itself. nave been refusing to
sell more than one pound at time to
a customer This restriction is not
regarded by the food administration
aus necessary conservation measure
shortage has been m;tariauy relieved.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-10

ment comes within that classification.
Justice Mclaughlin said the courts
could be depended upon to place a rea
sonable construction on the contention
that sweet cider might ferment slight
ly. He added:
ut would be manifestly unfair to re-
Arizona republican., 1918-12-10

quire one citizen to pay heavy liquor
tax to sell fermented liquor constitut-
ing stimulating and intoxicating bev-
erage and to permit others next door or
across the street to sell without paying
any tax equally stimulating and intoxi-
eating fermented beverages"
Arizona republican., 1918-12-10

hard they couldn't drive nails in it.
They said a jug of it was equivalent to
an annual pass on the patrol wagon.
In his opinion, Justice Mclaughlin said
that sweet liquor is not a liquor, but
hard cider that has commenced TO fer
Arizona republican., 1918-12-10

Following the announcement tina;
Postmaster General Burleson had
awarded the Postal Telegraph Com
pany $1,6S0,000 per annum as com
pensation for the use of its lines
President Clarence II. Mackay of tn,
company announced that the Postal
will reject the award. The company
will fight the award in court il
necessary. he said.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-10
CIRCUS ATTRACTIONS
ARE GETTING SCARCE
New York Tribunal

Inc snowman was in a pensive mood |
Scratching his right ear with his left |
toreflnger, he cast melancholy eve
upon the gentleman of the press who |
had come to gather items from the an
nual convention of the outdoor show |
men of the nation.
There amt anybody" he began. "as
is stronger for this war than am
But II wasn't till Minnie died that I
see what a horrible thing war is-in |
general you understand. Minnie who?
Minnie was an elephant, one of the
SWEETEST and most comical elephants in |
me business. There wasn't anything
Minnie didn't know, from plavin' |
Nearer, Ny God to Thee, with the COW
bells to giving limitations of drunken
man lying down for a snooze.
IT was last year that Minnie was
gathered to her rest. Follown' this.
Jake had to cash in. Jake was the lion
you understand. There was three IF
tnem originally Martin persisted first
and then Ezra shuffied off. and there
was Jake left. Jake and Minnie. Wen
when Jake and Minnie was no more |
sets out to accumulate some more ami
mails, as have done in the past.
I've been in the show business for
fourteen years. and | know where to
go for anything from a trained gold
tlSh TO man. chewing rhinoceros. And
what 90 | find?. ! find that there
nasn been a lion or elephant left
Afrlca since 1916. find that you car
just as easy lay in a stock of lions
and elephants by capturing them in
your backyard as you can BY ordering
them from Africa or India.
That's what the wars done. And II
ain all. kin maybe figure wav
out by putting on stuffed elephant
act. 1t ought to go big. But there's
me freaks. Every two or three wears
STOCK up fresh on the queer acts And
TINS year when | start getting anxione
about fire eaters and three-legged slej-
etons and such. what do l find? Sa,
mere amt COW faced man to he had
for love or money. And as for an inia
rubber lady you might as well crv for
the moon.
Most of the freaks come from
France, Spain and Italy, OWN, r.
s'pose. to the lot of intermarriag
among relations which is carried on
there. But they amt coming through
now on account of the war. Eve got
to limp through the next season with
couple of broken down glass eaters
and a hump backed sword swallower
dllu IL I1OlHtO VIII Illdn.
--O-
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
| MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
]. Murphy. Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given by the. under
, signed Administrators of the Estate of
William j. Murphy, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to OK.
| hibit them with the necessary vouch
ers. within ten C0) months after the
| first publication of this notice to tho
said Administrative, at AIS Fleming
Building, Phoenix. Arizona, the same
being the place for the transaction of
the business of said estate, in said
Maricopa County, Arizona.
| REBEKAH ALICE MURPHY.
Administrative of the Estate of said
| Deceased
Dated this November IA, 1918.
CF'irst Publication Nov 18th, 1918.
| Last Publication Dec. 8th, 1918.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
GERMAN AIR WORK
IS INTERRUPTED
AMERICAN PURSUIT PLANES
hl;iNd DOWN TWO OI
EMMY.

h A-sa..aisd Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE July n American
pursuit planes today interrupted
German observation and photography
Aork behind th, American lines
Lieut. Edgar Tobin OF San Antonio.
I''.. and Liarf Edgar Jones of Chi-
faro attacked liplane over Fiirey
ai an altitude o; ou0 yards. They
di''d after t.m four times down 90
thousand Yards Vhou b. fell over
Th.lH.uurf
Lieut. Charles r Merrick of ~
dorado la attacked angher biplane
north of FIire. The 0.rman went
siidin" down on his tfnr and was
reported later hv another American
Tier as having fallen in flames
Pursuit planes also attacked the
enemy observation balloons. which
we're hastily pulled dovn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
WOMAN SOLDIER"
PASSES TO REWARD.
MR.. CARTER WHIT 10 FRANCE
~ HUSBANDS COMPANY
ni~Gt i~fD ~ SOLDIER.

o. tr...ai-d frass
Dol gLAs. Ariz July m Mr
Hazel Carter aho latt Can vent alfh
au infantry regiment from Dougla.
ta France di T1lssd as soldier
dIat or l0rlsburg. a. So today AND
thr body eilI be- brought here 10
ulu4a by fh' hed eros. nciaty Tor
mua| Wr Carter husband Nas
O. corporal Boo tha regiment wfb
uhira f wife asrf t0 Europe iud
lfI u France Ser iudouufF and
600 WOW. uH discovered until short
D. before 'tr bug bearing fhs frDop.
reached H IslHlnau. and she Has
frr ha.F fu fhe United States on
returning frau port
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
rAkig SAYS tWNTIN
nt~T HNtk ~ AHNN

CHAR -TuN 49, SD IHNif
Ne may mobilize great armi.. arH
-nf iHr ACROSS fI0 Submarine. .r.
f'.'ei " 'H fhe hTff'a frm. buf
rn'r borne HIrf H.H.rH Them
.HH .en. fH0m tho pr1du.f of on-
aiHr i.ir r.ur8rr rrf saiHr e1I
Hs In tHtH aid Newton H Hrfer.
..ors'ar. ~ rHr n aH sllrs.s t0.
iaF before "UH aHrsmer lf hs
efn'us'rr plant af Nfrr W VA.
Dear here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
GERMANY NAMES DEMAND
pN HOLLAND lpH FOOD
o. aI r

o. fara.I IEHr
AWr SHERIDAN July ~ Ac.
.lrdHrs 100 mo Telegram Germany
ha banded r.m Holland 10000
,..a 1000 hGr 10000 tons nf
,b.e.. 100000 sFrs. 900 toms OF
tiy products hIge quantity OF
psHf. $1,000 fuu o' sugar and
HnN .. H.1e. In addition. Ger
many ..D ear# certain amount
~ guuHr abIIe from fhe Dutch
Colon su additional credit OF TO-.
npp.YU ilDUr. monthly ls desired
IH. rntsHalsr Says that the de-.
mIH. Irrr uaHr Uf Germany aH o.
rr.uI. pi au inquiry FOO Ibn country
IIHu .'a OF Holland by swarm of
r.ousmir sple auI a'r 100 boz met
before question: pf German roun
t.f0Hn.r ions can hn considered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
ORANGE CELEBRATION
10 ~ lgil4p ~ IRELAND.


BELFAST ireland. July o
The LLrL orange rrshrIliun uf tho
fin--.-r 49, - -, ~.
LILY o. tnse fhe beg .nnur Of mo
war an he held here tomorrow
The celebration o. expected to be- %
rernrH demonstration
eIr Edward Carson tGr UIstor
leader arrived to-day fur tho o,oas
Inr Ii. received warm welcome
$50 trouble expected 100 con
ur,iiHr Nifh fHr celebration
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
FRENCH HOLIDAY
To Be Celebrated
AMIHICAN 500 .nll.H~ Will IOIN
~ ItsTIN1TiiS it~tIT
GINIHAI OI,DiH

fr f.sar.afaf frass
WITH TTE AMERICAN ARMY
fN FRANCE 1uiy % Hafiie day
Juiy o. has been declared gen
srai holiday IF general order
from f1adruafferH f0r all troops %
fHe American EFrrI.fionar Force
rot actually engaged afh the
enemy
90 HH b. fhe privilege and duty
1T American soldiers rFs FIRE or
DER fD celebrate fhs French IN
denrsrderre naf. which applies
alftr fn every riiirrn rnd soldier ~
France and Ameflra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

Fred J.. scully and wife Of Dali
il' we're 'isiiors here Yesterday.
> H. PARCEL and wife Of Cana
uiah spent Thursday IN Amarillo.
Miss Florence Ragin Of Tueurn-
car. n y vas a visitor here yes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

sacrifice in the action Of April 10.
lHls. digging UUt buried oumrade
uhIl" himself under heavy fire.
p".i.'ue Zoo th.s work until hc hIm-
.rIf received mortal souud"y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
AbHiIipNAL ENtIsS TNN
rKOI'O-iD ~ SENATE

WASHINGTON July % Senator
L'ufYpt n' Wisconsin to-day intro.
dH,nd 600 pr1po..nf 1000 additional
five prr cont os.s.. ilE Dn the not
profits of mines. gulrrirs. can
ucr.s and tac'pr.' employing
children under % years 0f age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
CANADIAN To NAVE
FREE CHAUTAUoUA

sae-iaI 'a ~ Nc.o
CANApfAN Texas. July liza
madam wnl have free chautauqua
,ais summer beginning on Juiy gan
The citizens of the town and county
have boufhi the attraction aud &C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

WV he free 10 an the people This
-ffan-emeni has been Tor patriotic
pufr".'s The citizens believing that
many good things will result from
aN emhilnr % all the people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
HIGHWAY CONVENTION To
~ MIN At LAMAR. COLO.

'ANAlliNN. Texas. July IL
Plans are complete Tor fhe annual
convention uf tho nauas-Canadian-
Denver highway aseeciafion m La
mar. Colo. July % and Is Gov
'rnors Williams of Oklahoma city
and Julius e. Cunfer 90 Colorado
Niii rrca b ou the ism one OF the
hiE military hauds 81 tn cnantrF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

vii furnish music Adolph H0ldf.
field secretary for the Chamber az
Commerce of fhe United State. b.
also ono 90 the speakers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
NlN INiCt mn ~ waco
~AlD "a DESERVED IATI

III AHF"rfHtfd lHHHH
WACO TEH july Do Sat U1ff-
nan AGED -. % white .old.sr from
'enne'lt4niH Nu. executed To-day 40
ANN MrArthur Do attacked ~
year ola school rifl last April
Hoffman only uttsrance wa mat
1e deceived h fate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
RUNANIAN ARMIES
LOST ONE CHANCE.
HAD CHANfI 10 Pp MI AuN
MNtkIN~IN'~ AENA ~
on tNi


Drrr pond"u. 'H ....'.l ff'
LONDON juno N 't .n. tI.
uani1H HruI. I' "Hn"rI'' Ply
I. ahhilIiafnf 'hr German tH1 hl'.
1r'ir irm iH .H. iiD1fIl poo
1910 " revealed In 'HhiIi'H''f.
document th..I h'. f.1fne1 ih.
Associated Press If'' HH 'l'hrn'I'
Durc" BOO tHm1uI1
Ih" document contain. an account
'I rYnt'f ORION h'' t' fI''.
Iaf'ht.I siH ..i't.' n. .'' H'
n'n'an m.I'tif ...i' Z"
nrf'I sbHf'f ni''f '". iI'H.'I''
I'''' 'frf'i" N'f' fN'I
F'n Na'k'nsen Declared '''' no
azure n. mo lt1'H'H'hh ''
h'if advantage ih .i.H changed 'A'
Nu"i. course nI ''. '.' '
nav hi. 'u''. "fE ...
Iit' h,'h p'..'i'I ." ... I....I ."
'lI'hH
Ih' IInhIn'in .h.if'
'hNuW if fi. H4' N" 'H
"If I'i+ Hl. " ...
hh' "i 'h" p"....H' I|.Na.
100 l', ''.' '.. '.'
iu fnnmHnI'r H 'H..' HI nh. .'u
l''i'h iiihf 'h' Do. '' .N. IH'' p
1Il lh' iHmAn'an F.H.I'. Hah
'E'h 'h arm. OFT I.H' .'t' '.'
''' roo I''..'" ''" 'N'
ONT 'i 100 enemy county DO
.'' % 'I''Ip t'fh .n'" '. tIr' OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
Jui fourth

ON '0a might OF IHIy Fourth. one
rf our outpost iu This region was
sired 900 r German patrol. but
Sustained uu casualties On the
airhf nf July Fourth. O. strong Ger
'nau patrol attached weak outpost
~ E..u with tho Intention Of TAX
..uF pr Un'ts our outpost az
hanged hand grenade fire with the
..sauI'rr The Germans having
failed BOO their purpose. Withdrew
from fh. outpost which was then
.ruc.up..l ON Tho anne might
thnrr 40. au exchange OF grenade
Ir" between another OF our outposts
and German patrol and a. another
point 20 patrol encounter During
ION three days the onomy'B artillery
maintained rate OF fire which Is
bout normal I1r q quiet sector. dis
Ifluting IBIS shells over our front
1d rear areas md our lines of com
muuicatinu only small nmuunt
nf gas vs. used Ills airplunes and
balloons iid little work between
july and but we're materially
Ir''Nr between July 9 and O. our
'Nu fun., we're active mainly Ia
artillery work The German lines
tsr heavily .ho'lrd with ras on the
.utfUIUs Uf IuIt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

PRIVATE FIRST CLASS. Wal
TER NrANN. Infantry "pur-
ing action 0f April 10. 1915. dis.
played conspicuous gallantry iu run
u.ug Through o heavily shelled ares
tu pick un wounded soldier and
carry him nlidod aud 90 great
persona r.. 10 dressing IN
ton
SECOND LIEUTENANT ALLEN
Is DEXTER lnfatry while act
iuE as hlf.I1 scout officer dur.
INK action a Npril q and o.. 1918.
displayed .HH picuous courage and
devotion 90 Iuty by expo ing him
self constantly under heavy she'll
tire to -e,r. information continu-
nr his work Tor q hours after be-
INK Wounded nd until he collapsed
90 Dire rE alton whore he hal
.,cl ..rf trcitment
PNlN'rr GLENN NIL. lufan-
'ry E lucss and gal'autry
900 action 'Hr 1913. 1871, Having
recently '.g -ssigued ~ a reEi
wHn' .H. Iring an order Tor
counter attack being given in an
adjoining Is'H hment. he Joined the
latter and fuself KILLED two 90 me
enemy win lis hayonet
The Commander iu-Chief has also
awarded 'l. distinguished service
cross po.fHna usly 90 the following
enlisted mtr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

PRIVATE JOSEPH r. BLAIR.
lnfafry I1ring the action of
April D. 1HIS. displayed eycep-
tonal COOLIES. and devotion 90 duis
in declining fo seek cover during "a
humhariH0rf ana continuing M his
post in lr .tposed position await
ing the ai'.ls OF the enemy Killed
in action
CORPORAL RUSSELL A. HoYT.
Infantry During action ~ April
=. itl. played courage and
seli-saOr.nUur devotion io duty .n
going tn communicate uirench
With ono umrade and holding back
me advance ~ the enemy through
She trench nfn killed az his post
PRIVATE HOWARD ?. Fll.SE-
GthAL. nfantry "nisplayed cool
a.. DnuraFe and the spirit 81 self
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

SERGEANT join e.. COURT
NH' SERGEANT lEE o. y. JAR.
HIts AID PRIVATE ALFRED =.
.tt Infantry During the action
oft NpuI 0. fel> displayed cour-
fIo .no'u. ul tho spirit of self.
I0ru,r voluntarily going
thorough H.''.svept area 10 bring
ha.E wounded fo place of safety.
carving ono wounded man more
'Hau nfN yards under heavy shell
urt
PRIVATE CHARLES MARINo.
Infantry Displayed GOODNESS
COURAGE and mo spirit Of self-sac-
I'.e lurur the action of April 10.
'H'. In voluntarily going through
hell swept area fo bring back a
wounded rHn.CommI ssioned officer
'n q dressing station
PRIVATE FIRST CLASS. KEN
NarU H PAGE ANu PRIVATE.
FlHsr CLASS. Garlic VI DODGE
infairr Displayed conspicuous
eli'au'rF during action on Aprh
To-. l'le in running through =
heavily .helle1 area f0 rescue an Of
irrr who bad fallen morfally
sounded. and 40 great personal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

In Ih" Lorraine sector the out
standing Incidents of July q and
won. fhe activities of iho enemy pa
TROLLING parties aud of our own
During fhu ui.Hi three German pa
'rH' approaching our lines. two
HWnr WI.t Uur lire One Of them
I Nrh machine uns. bat was
Thrown beck D., uW rifle and grenade
'r. after frht lasting 90 minutes
In tho Ntkr0h sector on July q
tud ro uuuuaI acts of any descrlp
.Yu |.rD reported
Many New iro~~rs.
The uder iu.rhiof has
awarded DISTINGUISHED services
ro et 90 tho following Officers and
enlisted men Tor tho acts ot Eallan-
1908 set forth after their names
PRIVATE VA u DAVIS, lufan-
ift Fer exceptional courage aud
devotion To- duty IN action. remain
ig ai aIs post and continuing CD tire
ble rifle and Ercualea az the enemy
alter being severely wounded in
t,tion April ~. l9lN."
PRIVATE JOSEPH D. CANNON.
Infantry For courage aud self
rrificlnr devotion to- duty In ac.
.Hn aruln.t the enemy on April a.,
.'ls voluntarily going with one
HWuH. fu Ju advanced post iu
communication trench and with an
automatic rif, holding back the ad
once .' The rurN through the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

risk carrying him to dressing a
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12

u ... Hluua sector from July Z
.u fH. day p ad almost Without
H.I.. 1Hr 'H"ms artillery fire
H1. NHIi.r ih1r 0u the preceding
Dag aud only % f.s planes we're sncu
I. rurH mDraw we're active for
ID Tonne during fnr evening There
$685. uH.n activity 600 our side Our
mIer.. exploded 900, OF the enemy =
dumps
IH mo- N1'srr There were mo- nota-
H'n eg.H'. lefRs.n I1u and July
pf 'ue attempts of parties n
'hr enam 200 penetrate our lines.
pa.H.H 100 'no region 81 Niyay
900 tH. ulUf of July q German
'H'rn. 1870. driven back ly one Of our
patrols after W exchange OF fire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-12
PERSHING REPORTS.
AS To ACTIVITIES.
Wpnk 90 ARTlILEDN CON
TiNtI~. Htf ULN AND y
AEi lNt~i ALII QtITT.

To '
Ht-Us.TJE july co. Gen
oral IuHle ,1mmunlquo made
.. ,oIa by tac Var department
uIYa
HaIIIwura. American Expedi
.aHa Forces July 90. ms
section The day passed quiet
point occupied d. our troops
Section H ln The Chateau Thier
.. region f.. DAYS Of Iuly and s
..r. H...Il. IHe enemy con
HuHsI FL. ".rr0i much rifle fire and
machine ..u Tire Goa our uoW line boz
300. VICINITY % NaW ana north Of
.aH. anU H.Y au spurescho. The
.H.I.y 1I f.. German artillery was
H.f ahUU. and rlussted mainly
no naHH. Irr 600 our front line
l. a. . .ulI employed boo the
.u..Huf oft IHe Nauefte. the Belleau
iuI other wood The number oi
l'rHau I.rpHun. .n operation again
I..r.H sI U fHs German rear
Irl fHn movements observed we're
uHH. f01. af men boo groups OF
u.. nr moderate size our own
troop N.rr active BOO nafrollIug and
u artillery .r.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28

comrades. Is not that frightful?
"The spectacle must have been
something terrible. Like burning
torches the victims roamed around
the building, as all the dors and win
dows were shut, as is usual in powder
factories. Only one side entrance was
open and the few who found their
way out presented a gruesome spec
tacle. The whole night through, six
ty vehicles carried away the unfortu-
mates. On Sunday we also visited
their common grave in the Eastern
Cemetery of Plauen.
Notwithstanding the sorry spec
tacle, our trip went off merrily. Of
course, we feel sorry for the unfor-
tunate people, but one cannot always
be mourning. Therefore let us look
toward the sun. The living have their
rights"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
Only II of $500 Uninjured
In German Powder Blast

ON THE BRITISH FRONT IN
FRANCE, Sept. 28.-The recent ter
rible explosion of a powder factory
at Plauen, Saxony, SENS to have been
even worse than at first rumored.
A letter to German seldier just cap
tuned says:
"Our Sunday excursion to Plauen
was complete success. We visited
the scene of the catastrophe where,
three weeks ago, an explosion took
place in the powder factory, where
$500 women were employed. Nearly
all the workers became victims of
war; only twelve escaped unhurt. The
truth of course one can never get at.
Nevertheless from the few survivors
one can hear about the fate of their
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
British Have Already Taken More Than 10000 Prisoners Their Cambria Attack and Can Take
City Any Time They Want oAma Have Broken Through the German Subsidiary Ds
26 States Swept
BY The Epidemic;
Cities Ask Help

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28,-Span-
ish influenza has spread over the
country so rapidly that officials of
the Public Health Service, the War
and Navy Departments and the Red
Cross consulted today on measures to
help local communities in combating
the disease. Calls for assistance al
ready have been received from sever
al cities. In one instance, that of
Wilmington, N. c., the public health
hospital was opened for treatment of
persons suffering from the disease.
Has Reached rs States.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue Of
the Public Health Service said to-
night that latest reports showed that
the malady has apeared in twenty
six states. It is epidemic in New
England, where it first appeared.
The disase has appeared on the
Pacific Coast, in Washington and
California, but is not yet epidemic
there.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
Kaiserisrn Now
On Its Last Legs

LONDON, Sept. 28.JThe Daily
News says:
"The speech of Won Hertling, anc
still more, its reception in Germany
leave little doubt that Prussian mil,
itary despotism is on its last legs. II
is fighting on two fronts internal
and external is suffering disas-
ter on both.
Some of Chancellor Won Hertling's
remarks were:
"The wildcat war fury is at pres
ent raging in America.
"The German people will stand
erect and not cringe or grovel.
"The situation is serious, but it
gives no ground for deep depression. +"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
Casualty List
Reported Today

WASHINGTON, Sept 28.-The
following casualty list has been re-
ported by General Pershing today:
Killed in action, 40; missing in ac-
ton, 10; wounded severely, go; died
from wounds, 27; diel from aero
plane accident, /; died from accident
and other causes, A; died Of disease,
10. Total 1913.
Chief Mechanic Geo. H. Eckles, of
Memphis is reported seriously wound
ed, the only Tennesseean in the list
today.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
Germany Is No Longer Able to Aid
Her Hard Pressed Ally, Bulgaria.
War Situation Continuously Better
(By The United Press.)

WASHINGTON Sept. 28.-The Americans concentration
the west front directly responsible for the Bulgarian de-
ection This Interpretation drawn today from Chief of
Staff March in the staff conference in which he pointed out
that Germany longer able to aid her ardpressd ally
such Bulgaria The downfall of Turkey and the reenance
Roumana oreseen by General March imminent pos
sbties separate peace made with Bulgaria The Dan
ube front would be re-estabshed.
General March characterized the situation today as
better.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
Two Southern
Trainrnen Killed
Near Hot Springs

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 81
James H. Mccall, engineer, and ]. O.
Hoyle, fireman, wer killed near Hot
Springs, N. c., this morning when a
westbound freight train on the South
ern railway was wrecked. Investiga.
tion is being made as to the cause of
the wreck. Mccall had had a premo-
milton of meeting an unnatural death.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-28
Cambrai Has Been Laid Open to Capture
BY British When They See Fit to Take 1t
(By The United Press. }

BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Sept 28.--Cambrai has
been laid open capture by the British where and when the
British fit to take it. 1t unlikely however, that Cambrai
will be taken by any precpitae rush. much known
that the Germans have mined two great tunnels within the city
The American forces cooperating with the British today
in Pcardy attacked at dawn and opened what probably
their most important contribution to the British efforts thus far
The Americans wide sector Of the British front faced
the Hndenburg line broken ground averaging five hun
dred yards depth result of the advantages won during
yesterdays attack