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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
Scotia "A SASEA.
,,DURAREA ARMISTITIULU1,

,,34. Durarea armistitiului e Ii
mitata la 30 de zile, GU optia de
IA fl prelungit. in decursul acestei
periodic, daca nu Sc va indeplini
vre-una din clausele de mai sus,
armistitiul poate Fl rupt de orr 81
care parte dupa o notificare de
"a ore.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13

3 'Dss s.Dss - AtfAsN - ~ RAUA0A ~
,,16. ABANDONARRA TRATA-
TELoR DE LA BUCURKSTI 81
EsT-LI1ovsK, CIT 81 IRA
TATKLE sUPLL1GENTARE.
,,16. Aliatii sd alba drum des-
chis prin teritorul evacnat de
germani la frontul rasaritean, fie
prin Danzig orr Vistu1a, Gu scop
de aproviziona populatia din a.
eel teritor orr pentru alte scopuri.
Scotia A TREIA.
CLAUSE PRIvIToARE LA A.
ERICA DE EST.
,,16. Capitularea neconditionata
a tuturor fortelor germane ce O.
pereaza in Africa rasariteanaa in
decnrs de o luna de zile.
Scotia A PATRA.
> CLAUSE GENERALE".
,,18. Repatriarea fara recipro-
.citate (fara face la feI, in de-
ours multi de luna, in acord GU
detailurilc ce Sc vOr face, a popu-
latiei civila orr deportata care
sunt cetateni al tarilor aliate deo-
sebiti de acei mentionati in clausa
a treia, paragraful 10, Gu dreptul
ca orr ce pretentie in viitor ari
cereri de catre aliati ori Statele
Unite sa nu fie afectate.
10. Urmatoarele conditii fl
nanciare sunt de lipsa:
,,Repararea stricaciunilor eau
zate. Cit timp va dnra acest ar
mitsitiu nici ayere publica nu
permis sd fie luata de catre ina
mic care Sc poata servi ca pie
dare pentru a-si veni in fire orr a
scapa de repararile facute de raz-
boi.
,,Refnapoiarea imediata a bani-
lor de hirtie, ia fel tot ceea ce ar
putea lovi in interesele publice
orr private din tarile invadate.
,,Reinapoierea aurului luat din
Russia 81 Rominia de catre Ger
mania. Acest aur Sc fie incredin-
tat aliatilor pima la semnarea pa
cei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
Scotia A SAPTEA.
,TIMPUL LIMITAT PENTRU
RASPUNS".

.,35. Acest armistitiu sa fie
primit orr respins de catre Ger
mania in Y de ore.
.,Astfel acest razboi va lua
sfirsit, pentru ca accept1nd acesti
termini, va fl impossible pentru
comanda germana sal reincea-
Da."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
FEL1C1TARI MER1TATE.

LONDRA, II Nov. - Colone-
lul f. M. House,S reprezentantul
presedintelui Wilson in consiliul
Inter-aliat din Paris, a TRIMS
prim- -ministrului Lloyd George ur.
matoarea telegrama:
..Sincerile mele felicitari. Nj
meni n "a facut mai mult ca D-ta
in cistigarea acestei mari victo-
rii".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
THE ALLIANCE BUILDING
AND SAVINGS co.

CAPITALUL NOSTRU DE-
POSITAT ESTE UN MILLION
DE DOLARI. - DACA VOITI
CA BAH D-TRA SA VA A
DUCA INTERESE BUNE ST
SA FIE PASTRATI 1NTR 'UN
Loo SIGUR, ATUNCI ADU-
CE-TII LA BANCA N0AST-
RA. PLATIM SO INTERESE.
(2) G. G. DAVIDSON,
HecretGr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
CINE-I MAI DESTEPT?

un bun domnitor, odata,
Blind, duios ca un bun tata,
Prln tara drum Isl croieste.
81 'ntr'un mare tirg soseste.
Unde, cind a fost primit
De poporul sau iubit,
La biserici d 'o-cam-data
Sc opreste, si-apoi cata
Sc0alele sa -cerceteze
Ca sa Sc incredinteze
Iinerimea de primeste
Bune 'nvataturi cit creste.
Si-asa nitro scoala mergfnd
u 'odata-i trece prin g1nd
Ca vestitii professor
Sal aleaga trei feciori:
Unul dintre boierime,
Altul din negustorime
ST unul din taranime.
Apoi, zice la-al sau sfetnic
Care Sc credea mai vrednic:
= Sa lie faci o intrebare,
Sa-ti raspunda, sus 81 tare,
Nu n graba; Gu cugetare.
Sfetnicul (ministru), indata
Framfntindu-si mintea, cata,
ST lie face-o fntrebare,
Vrind raspuns Gu cugetare:
= Cind cram mai mic, ca vol,
N'aveam griji, n'aveam nevoi !;
S'as ii vrut sa 'nvat carte
Numa n casa, nu departe;
Oar parintii mel sarmanii,
Vazfnd cum cresteam Gu anil
Ma sileau ca sa ma due
La scoala, 81 ~sa> m 'apuc. =
Regulat de 'nyatatura,
Sa n'ajung un. !. casca-gura.
Si-asa m 'au muncit vreme,
Pin ce 'ncepui a ma teme;
ST de frica lor m am dus
La Paris, unde m 'au pus
In scoala, stind zece ami,
Unde-mi trimiteau multi bani.
Si-acolo daca m am prins,
NJ ma mai dadeam desprins!
Parintii, de dor, de mila
M'ah smuls de-acolo de sila.
Acum. 4. cine-i intelept,
Sa7mi raspunda, scurt 81 drept
Pehtrn ce, slit m an dus,
ST tot silnic cum YAM spus,
NJ am supus Gu greutate
Pentru 'nvataturi de cartel!
al boierului fecior
ST Gu eel de negustor,
Raspund tot cam dupa carte,
Ca: si-acasa 81 departe
Din deprinderi s'a tinut
Nh dupa cum ar Fl vrut;
Caci, deprinderea iii croieste
Narav greu! Asa-i, trieste,
,Consuetndo est lin fine)"
,,Altera natural"
Bin
Bine! Bun! Bravo raspuns!
(Toti zic, toti) Bravo, D'ajuns
Lar baiatul de taran,
Drept, neyinovat satean,
pa raspuns mult mai destept:
Sila!. ". nn-i lueru 'ntelept.
Cind spnei luerul spre bi,ie
! De sila DEL, i cana rusin
a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
Presedintele Wilson spune terme-
nil sub carl Sd inCheiat arrniStitiul.

, while, toate armele 81 toate apa-
ratele ce sc or afla acolo.
,,29. Porturile din Marea Nea
| gra sd fie evacuate de german,
|toate vapoarele rusesti de orr &C
natura luate de Germania in Ma
rea Neagra sa fie date aliatilor
toate vasele neutrale luate de
germani sa fie CELEBRATE; toate
materialele de razboi din aceste
porturi sa fie reinturnate, lar
materialele germane dupa cum
| s'a deserts in clausa % sa fie pa
rasite.
80. Toate- vapoarele de CO.
merciu ce all fost ale aliatilor 81
sunt in nina germanilor sd fie
|rcfnapoiate fara reciprocitate.
,,31. NJ e. permits ca nici un
|vapor orr materiale sa fie dis
trus fnainte de evacuare, predare
Isl restaurare.
,,32. Guvenul german sd anun-
te, formal guvernelor neutrale 81
lin particular guvernele, Svcdiei,
Noryegiei, Danemarcei 81 Olandei
ca toate restrictiile puse pc CO.
|merciul de pc vapoarele lor, orr
de catre guvernul german orr de
|catre interesele private germane,
cri in schimbul unor concesiuni
ca de export a materialului Qe
cladit vapoare orr nu, sd fie ime-
dat cancelate (sterse).
,,33. Sa nu Sc faca nici trans
ferare de vapoare mercantile ori
de orr ce fel sub steag neutral
|dupa semnarea armistitiului.
Scotia "A SASEA.
,,DURAREA ARMISTITIULUI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13


Don4 rinduri de popice (cu-
glarie), complet echipate. Sa
Wind foarte ieftine. Sa pot >trans
porta ori 81 unde. LEAN cumpa-
rat ocaziunal 81 lie vindem ieftine.
Stunt desmontate, gaia de TRIMS.
Deci grabiti, acuma vine timpu.
iernei efnd Sc plateste unui ne
gustor ca pc linga sala de bi-
liarde a alba 81 doua linii dc Gu
gl&rie.
Adreeati-v4 10:
Augustin siasea, lss North Str,
Newark, Ohio.
(1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
Scotia A CINCEA.
,,CONDITIILE NAVALE"

30 1ncetarea imediata ostili.
tati4or pc mare 81 darea de infor-
matii definite 'despre locul 81
miscarile vapoarelor germane.
4 ,,Sa sc dee notificari neutrali.
lor ca libertatea navigatiei in
toate apele teritoriale data pu-
terilor associate, toate chestiile
de neutralitate, find PARASITE.
,,21. Toti prisonierii naval 81
de pc fortele mercantile sa fie re-
inapoiati aliatiloI fara reciproci-
tate.
,,22. O suta 81 sasezeci de sub
marine germane sa fie predate a.
liatilor 81 Statelor Unite (cnprin-
zind toate acknowledgements
toare 81 cele pentru asezarea de
mine) Gu armamentul complect
Gle sa fie duse in porturile speci-
ficate de aliati 81 Statele Unite
ale Americei.
,,Celelalte sa fie desarmate 81
puse sub supraveghiarea aliatilor
81 StatelOr Unite.
,,23. Urmatoarele wapoare de
razboi sd fie desarmate, dupa
cum va dori aliatii 81 Statele G.
mite 81 sa fie internate in porturi
neutrale ce vor fl alese de aliati
81 puse sub suprayeghiarea ALA
tilor; 81 anume:
,,Sase crucisatoare, 10 vapoare
mari de razboi, 8 crusiere usoare,
intre care si-doua pentru plasarea
de mine, so de distrugatoare din,
tire cele mai m0derne.
,,Toate celelalte vapoare intre
care 81 cele de pc riuri sd fie con-
centrate in bazele liavale germa.
ne disseminate de aliati 81 'vor Il
imediat desarmate 81 puse sub
supraveghiarea aliatilor. Toate
vasele auxiliare sa fie desarmate
PA. Aliatii sa alba dreptul a
curati minele puse de germani a.
fara din apele teritoriaae 81 posi-.
tile acestora sd fie aratate.
,,25. Libertatea de q trece spre
81 fndarat de la marea Baltica q
flotei navale cit 81 mercantile d
aliatilor sd fie recunoscute.
,,Spre a asigura aceasta, alia
til sd fie fmputerniciti de q ocu.
pa toate forturile, fortificatiile
bateriile 81 toate lucr4rile de apa
rare ale germanilor de Ia Cate
graf, 81 Sd fie maturate toQte mi
nele 81 obstructiile din apele 8
afara de apele germane.
,,26. Blocada aliatilor 81 State
lor Unite sd ramip4 neschimhati
81 toate apoarele germane ce &
afla la larg Sd Tie capable de I
Fl captprate. ss-
~ Toate hydroplapele sa ii,
concentrate IN baxele navale spec
ficate de aliati.
,,28. La evaeuarea coastei Bel
giene, germanii Sd pAraaeascl
tnffA vAnoarA1A IA cnvnarci1, *na
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13

lar baiatul de taran,
DFept, neyinovat satean,
pa raspuns mult mai destept:
Sila u. nn-i lueru 'ntelept.
Clnd apnei luerul spre bine
De sila Dell. i cam Fusine
Regnls de sus se pare
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
POSED AS OFFICER
: TO SECURE "BoozE"
Cumberland Man Arrested
Wheeling Lad Also Held.

Posing as an officer OF the govern
ment to enforce the prohibition laws
Of West Virginia, Joseph Dllbaugh is
alleged to have held up an 18-year-old
boy from Wheeling, at the Queen
City station, Cumberland. early Sat
urday morning and extracted from his
pocket three half pints of whiskey
Dalbaugh WAS held in $500 for the
action of the grand jury. In default
of bail he went to Jail. According to
the testimony of Mullen Moran, the
young man who claims to have lost
the whiskey, Dalbaugh not only re-
lieved him pf the liquor but took him
TO the baggage room and forcing his
victim to secure his suitcase from the
baggage man opened and ransacked
1t. Moran is being held pending an
investigation of his statement that he
secured the lwhiskey from local sa-
loon. The Young man was not able
to give the name OF the saloon where
he said he had purchased the booze
but gave it's location to the officers.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
HOLLANDS POTATOES
WANTED BY THE HUNS
(Bv international News service)

(By International News Service)
Washington, July 2.-The state
department today was without con-
firmation of reports that Holland
had entered into an agreement to
send large quantities of potatoes to
Germany Officials refused to discuss
what action this government would
take should the report prove true.
It was not generally believed, how
ever, that Holland would run the
risk of having her wheat supply cut
off by adopting any general policy
contrary to the views of the entente
and the United States. The general
food situation in the central en-
pires is getting worse, according to
advices received here today. Espec.
tally is the situation bad in Austria.
No relief is in sight for at least six
weeks, when the home harvest will
be available.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
BOYS HUNG OVER
RAIL EVERY WHERE

Mrs. H. r. Hines, of West Race
street, received a letter written on
board ship en- route to France by
her nephew, "Tod" Custer, Of the
313th Field Artillery band. Tod"
says he was well and enjoying the
trip over as much as, possible. For
several days he was seasicK, but not
the only one by any means. The
other boys could be seen hanging
over the rails of the boat most any
old time. Their was everything on
the boat to make their trip comfort
able, even picture shows. All this
was due to The fine work Of the X,
NJ. G. A., for which organization he
could not say too much.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
THRESHING BLANKS
AT COUNTY AGENTS
Owners of Machines Should Ap-
ply At Once For Same.

In accordance with the provisions
contained in Section 2, of an Act of
Congress public No. 49,. 65th Con-
gress) approved August 10, 1917, the
Chief of the Bureau OF Markets of the
United States Department OF
Agriculture has been authorized and
instructed, as an agent of the Sec
rctary OF Agriculture, to obtain such
Information concerning food and food
materials as may seem necessary or
desirable for the guidance of gov
ernmental agencies and the public in
making plans for increasing produc-
tion, for promoting efficient distribu-
ton, and for directing conservation
and utilization.
1t is especially important at this
time to have prompt and definite in
formation with regard to the wheat
crop OF The United States. While
the Department obtains reports for
CROPS through its regular crop re-
porting service, it Is thought desira-
BILE TO secure additional Information
concerning wheat direct from thresh-
ers.
BLANKS have been received at the
office Of Paul H. Tea. co. agri-
cultural agent. srd floor court house,
Cor distribution 10 all owners Of
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
GERRARDSTOWN TO
CELEBRATE JULY 4

There will be a patriotic celebra.
ton at Gerrardstown on the evening
Of July A. The exercises will begin
with races and games for the boys
and girls. Ice cream will be sold on
the ground of the Church Hall for
the benefit Of the Red Cross At $50
o'clock in the hall an entertainment
will be given by local talent, com
prised Of orchestral selections, pat
riotic songs, flag drills and tableaus.
Hon. ID. Gold Miller is the leader in
the patriotic demonstration.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
$50 A MONTH AND
HORSE AND BUGGY

(By international News service)
Alma, Kas., July 2.-Three farm
ers here recently tried to hire farm
hands, One young fellow agreed to
work for $50 month if given the
use of the farmers car whenever he
wanted it. Another said he would
work for $45 if given Saturday after
moons and Sundays of, and furnish
ed horse and buggy. The third
wanted $50 and the farmer to fur
nish him car to go and see his
girl, twenty miles away, every Sun
day The trio is not working.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
WARDEN WHITE IS
TO RETIRE JULY 81

That NJ. z. White, warden of the
West Virginia penitentiary at
Moundsville will not remain in Office
longer than July 81, when his nom
inal term will expire, is attested by
the fact. that he has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomin-
alton for state senator in the Sixth
district, composed of the counties OF
Wayne, Mingo. Mcdowell and Yyom-
ing, and made known his decision 70
re-establish his home at Williamson
the Mingo county capital, within the
next two weeks, says the Wheeling
Intelligencer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
CARELESS GUNNER SCORES
DIRECT HIT ON FARMER

by International News Servicc.)
Junction City, Kan, July 2.-Oliyer
Kelch, while working ON a farm near
Ogden. suddenly found himself envel-
oped in spray of dust and steel. A
local physician took IS pieces of steel
from his anatomy. He was removed
to Fort Riley base hospital for fur
ther treatment An investigation de-
veloped that while battery of ar
tillery on the range at Camp Funston
was practising, a gunner became care
less and dropped a shell near where
kelch was working. 1t exploded.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
NEWL YWEDS ON VISIT
TO HUSBAND : ri0kE

Mr.. Crandall Tabler and bride,
who arrived from Philadelphia Sat
urday, will remain for some days
With. his father, Mr.. H. A. Table,,
South Maple avenue, leaving Friday
for their future home in Logan a
suburb of the City of Brotherly Love
Mrs. Tabler is very pleasing young
bride and has captured the hearts
of her husbands numerous friends
and relatives in this city
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
BOHUNKS AND
LIKE NAMES BANNED

(By International News Service.)
Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ca. July 2.
"dagoes," "bohunke," md
similar names may not hereafter be
applied to non-English speaking sold
iers at Camp Gordon. General Sage
has issued an order requiring sold
iers and officers to so conduct them
selves toward non-English speaking
soldiers that no prejudice, antipathies
or humiliation may arise. n
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
LIKES HOTEL so WELL HE
PAYS $4,000 TO OWN IT

(By international News Service)
Hillsboro, Ore. July 2.-William
McQuillan liked the Tualatin Hotel
here. He'd boarded there for twenty
years, So when the proprietors de.
cided to go out of business McQuiI.
Ian bought the hotel for 100000 so
he could keep on living there and
enjoy the cuisine.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
u.eoAT MYSTERY SOLVED.
by international News Service. !

Mobile, Ala, July 2.-The mystery
OF the recently reported submarine in
the Gulf OF Mexico, it is now be-
lieyed, has been solved. Officers on
setamer plying between Cuba and
Gulfport report they sighted whale
s. miles of Sandy Light. at the mouth
of Mobile Bay. When sighted the
whale was asleep, looking not unlike
a submarine. the big fin somewhat
resembling a periscope-s The vessel
bumped into II and the whale disap-
peared.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
CONGRESS MAY STAY
]. RIGHT ON THE JOB
by International News service)

(by Intcrnarional news Service)
Washington, July 2.-There was
pessimism in the house today over
the midsummer recess plan. The
idea that there should be no recess
was spreading fast, but Majority
Leader Kitchin was still unconvert-
ed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02

We will load car apples WHanes.
day pnd Thursday at 6. V. depot! For
any information cali Marttnsbnrs
Fruit Exchange. Is71. st
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02

threshing machines and they are ur-
gently requested to call at the office
TO secure such blanks und furnish
the needed information.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
FARMERETTES READY
TO WORK FOR 81 A DAY

by international News Service.)
Newport, Il. l., July 2.-The first
draft of farmerettes has arrived at
Observation-Disclosures" in the sub
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02

Mrs. Ida Fl. Wolford, of West John
street, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Grace League and son, Mr. VIM.
Woolford, of Gassaway. She will stop
eff in Keyser and Frostburg Md, on
her way back.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02

Mr.. Lester Mcdonald and his
friend. CL.s1. lake. stopped off to
visit his aunt, Mrs. Chas. Kantner,
after visiting in Gassaway, W. Va.
his home is in Washington.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02

/, Read the Martinsburg Journa.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-07-02
One Hog Out Of Every
Four Being Sent
Abrc adj.

ond Shipments Of meat have been going
tho to the allies for some time At the rate I
70l OF $4,000 pounds a minute AZ. tho
III. shipments arc kept up during ten
= OF hour day. they amount to 100000
han pounds daily. Tho meat goes to sol
the diers Of the United States and the A.
~ lies and 70 tho civilian population Of
uget all tho countries at war with Ger
many. |
The evening current., 1918-08-29
MEETING AT QUEEN CLOSED.

The camp meeting at Queen,
which had been In session for ten
days, closed Monday OF this week
Rev. VIM. Beauchamp. of Loving
ton, Rev. j. ID. Terry. OF Dayton
and Rev. Ellis. of Artesia, were the
ministers in charge. and profit
able ten days was spent in the cool
retreat In the Guadalupes.
Ample preparation had been
made by the good people Of Queen
and there was an abundance OF
chicken, beef pickles and every
thing good to eat, without money
and without price, Most of the
people on the mountains with the
exception Of those who lived quite
near, took their camping OUTFITS and
camped on the grounds. Three SER
vices were held daily In the new
tabernacle erected for that pur-
pose, which is permanent build
ing and will he used each year, the
meetings To be an annual event.
The tabernacle il 30x50 feet and
altho only half OF the roof was
Ehingled. the rain which feN at
intervals did not interfere with the
services.
Five persons were baptized by
The evening current., 1918-08-29
by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
with The French Army in the
Field. Aug. 29.-Noyon wss occup-
led this morning by troops under
Gen. Humbert. Gen. Mangin's men
crossed the Oise river and took
Morlincourt. The First French
army took Quesnoy wood, west OF
the canal due north. The Wood
was strongly fortified and from IL
the Germans endeavored TO check
the French. The fall OF Noyon
comes as heavy blow TO the Ger
mans, who were thought TO be
plpnnlng TO hold Noyon as the
southern pivot OF their line, which
runs north along the battle front
of 1916. Noyon is on the right
bank OF the Disc river az confluence
of that stream and the little river
Verse. South and east are large
areas OF 1at lOwlands along the
Disc. while north is a winding val
ley. Southeast is Mount Renaud
and Cassigny Massif. which domI-
nate the whole region. Noyon Is a
great railway and highway center.
and the city Is very ancient, being
known to the Romans. Charlemar-
nge. the crowned king OF Fianks
was at Noyon in 76S.
London, Aug. 20. The total In
tents allies captured on the West
ern front since July IL. is approx
imately 10000 prisoners and o.
900 guns.
The evening current., 1918-08-29
BAPAUME AND NOYON
IN HANDS OF ALLIES
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
London. Aug. 29.-Since noon
today Bapmme has been captured
by Gen. Haig's forces after heavy
lighting.
With British Army Ia France,
Aug. GIneny, two miles north
west OF Combles is reported cap
tured together with Nueilly. AS
seyillers and Herbercourt. all with
In four miles of Peronne. Launch
ing new attacks and following the
advantage gained In yesterdays
flghtIng the British today moved
forward along a large part OF the
battle front.
Paris. Aug 29.--The French are
at the gates of Ham. The Ger
mans lost three complete munitiOn
trains al Breuil In their precipitate
retreat.
The evening current., 1918-08-29
EOuR MINUTE MEN PROGRAM

subject: Where Did You Get
Your Facts" BulletiH No. 80.
For week beginning Tuesday,
August 27th. 1918:
Rev. MIR, Pratt. Thursday night.
August 29th.
w r. Mcllvain. Friday night.
August 3Oth.
V, l., Minter. Saturday night.
August 3lst.
For week beginning Tuesday
night. september Bird. 1918:
J. :. oliver. Tuesday night. Sep
tember 3Td.
Prof. W. \, poore. Wednesday
night, September ith.
w, A. Craig, THURSDAY night.
SeptembeT 5th.
Judge -. q, Grantham. Friday
night, September 9Th.
w. +. McIlyain, Saturday night,
September 7th.
II IL the earnest request of Mr..
Linn that he be notified II for any
reason, any speaker will not be
able To fill his date, or another haa
been substituted In his place.
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG.
Chairman.
The evening current., 1918-08-29

immersion. one by sprinklinp, and
hye were received into the church
by letter,
The net gain To the church was
ten by letter and on profession. one.
of the converts preferring To unite
with another church,
Lee Middleton and family were
In attendance from Carlsbad, and
while in that vicinity visited many
friends and relatives there, and
report a fine time.