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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
LAON'S FALL FREES
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When the Germans began 10 fall
back ont Of tho bag INTO which they were
being caught by the rapid advance
Of the allies on each sidc they went with
such speed that the change in The battle
linz IN that section of the front during
few hours was astonishing Not until
the French reached the laon-fafere
railroad did thct encounter any real
resistance
italian troops participated in he
advance and now are engaged on Inc
hills north of the Ailettc river Az this
particular point the German lines have
been pressed back. OF have been with
drawn 80 that = sharp angle has been
created
With he exce, lnn IF Inc area
north ~ Dolmi here appears t.
have been slowing down III the aliies
advance during he past tuo davs At
no point have tho British and Amen-
cans swept ahead ~ they did on Thurs
cav and FRIDAY a-i week
HUNs nFHI>p Hr~pISG IfNF
THIS NAV indicate tho Germans nave
reached what i known rs the Hundng
or Brunhlld line Tins position, while
apparently much le-s formidable than
TIT fA4iN4t3s3i4EE NA~afiit4 -is - Tttttilg
enough 10 retard pursuit bv the allies
and perhaps hold them mp for Somc tune
The Hlndlng Inc runs from mt
werp 70 Gheni and thence "a Tonrnai
f.onde. Valcnclennces. SoIczmcs f.usc
Kethci. Nouzierc5. Din-sur Nou@e and
then down the base ~ the salient ID
the MoselIc where # JOINS hc Old front
running through Lorraine and he Sosgcs
to tho SWISS frontier
French and British forces virtually
have reached Tins Inc cast of 6ambral
and It Quentin British UNITS ire re-
ported At ~olcsmcs, whlc he French.
farther south are within four miles 1T
Guise
On the thampagne front. General
Berthclot Is leS- than five mics from
{cthcl while farther cast. General
Ciouraud has taken Nouziercs. but has
not penetrated much north Of hat
place
tmerlcans lighting n the Argonne
region are through the hnemhlld line.
bur their progrc ) b 4 very slow
study Of the tactics followed by the
Germans during The past week has
shown that they are following the meth
odS II retreat used N me Marnc and
>omme salients III july anu August.
Fhsy have held their tlanks fairly Sc
ture and have withdrawn their center
Trey have thus apparently escaped
disaster around Laou, where military
experts have said the Germans had
DELAYED the retirement TOO long Tor
their own safety
DouAI y HAiG's HANDS
n The region of DouaI Brush rosp,
ale lighting thel Way forward agAi4-l
desperate resistance and IN spite 81
numerous waterways which serve "a
hold up their advance. Doual virtually
is reached. while 10 the north ne hne
is sagging off sharply TO the east When
Douai falls the British will be able 70
advance on Val nciennes
The O,c has been crossed bt the
french n ougnS northeast OF LaFere
and they have advanced close 10 the
river to thc north
III Albania, the Italians have zap
tured hayaya, twelve miles >outhess
OF DuraZZo
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LET FOCH END WAR.
kORTHCL|FFt URGES
Kaiser's Prompt Reply TO Wilson
Note Shows Desperation of Ger
many, London Editor Says.

London sunday Oct Is The speed
OF The German reply is indicative Of
the anxiety the Germans feel for the
safety of their rapidly retreatIng army,
said Ni>count NnrthclifTc TO an As
socla;ed Press represent utatlye tonight
on viii rem, mher ~ the time
they Were Ieirg questioned about the
lusitania they played for delay. delay
delay" he continued Now they are
fighting o gains days even hours y
read their reply il i neither candid
nor straigh--forw ard II consists OF
evasions These cvasions are made for
The purpoSc of nnbnlancing the minds
Of simple folks iu 3ilci countries and
for the purpose u convincing he dle
,ontented section 81 he German people
tha' Inc allies Will roJ accept what Is
declared by them 10 look like q rea-
sonable offer Of peace
The character Of the answer shows
the atmosphere Of equlvocatlon III winch
the German government lives and moves
Germany, in fact, only declares herself
ready TO comply She does not comply
She has not accepted the President :
terms She onlH says Antrily tnat
those terms have been accepted
III We grant an aTmIstIc, We shall
be providing material Tor 4 great pro-
Ion ngation Of the war II We leave the
matter to Marshal Foch nc will end the
war Bulgaria Is ont Turkey IS going out
Austria-Hungary is on tho verge Of =
revolution
The combined efforts OF Americans.
associated with the armies Of France
Great Britain Italy and Belgium viii
end this struggle, and put stop 70 any
possible recrudescence Of the war
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BERLIN REJOICED AT NEWS
OF PEACE AGREEMENT

London, sunday, Oct T3 When work
ers LETT the factories in the suburbs Of
Berlin on Saturday night many thousands
of men and women thronged to the
center of the city and waited for hours
for the German reply to President Wilson,
according to Copenhagen dispatch 10
the Exchange Telegraph 90 Extra
editions with the text, were issued at
Ten O'Clock and were received with
enthusiasm, many women bursting into
tears
The Vorwaerts Of Berlin published an
article warning that Pan-t ermans, who
are preparing counter actions 70 secure
the continuance Of the old system, that
they are pursuing q dangerous course
and should beware Of exhaustlng the
peoples patience II declares every
conspiracy viii be stopped with strong
hand
A proclamation demanding d socialist
republic has been published. but the
papers printing il have been seized
Scandinavian papers believe peace
Is near
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NINI4Ni YETOES MINED
COMMISSION Proposal

Pens Oct II Peace commen,
Rome Vivian former Ireirh Prruier
and Minister oi Foreign Affair>. writing
in the Excelsior says u. Is for the allies
through their governments 10 answer
and through their military organlxa-
tionS IL decide a to how Germany shall
rvacnate The invaded territory The
eX-Premier CONTINUES
e t.ern.Anl answers that She accepts
.thc points Tins 40 doubt i q synonym
tor priu,ipIes and conditions Size
proposes an appointment Of a mixed
commission 10 consider the question
Of evacuation
What is the issue To deliver IN
vaded territory from occupation? In
that there is no ground for discussion
Germany knows hat perfectly She
summoned no mixed commission in
1871 when .lulc, Favre asked Tor an
arnlisticc and hc righ' 10 rcvictud
Parl- The latter right was refused him
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NO RED CROSS CASH
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epidemic is he crippllHe of he ship
building industry. Il W. pointed GU
by j. IS. " NtaycT. general manager Of
the Harlan Plant ot the Bethlehem
Steel Go. Mr. Meas.r T p rid hat b
had i0uId manh cases Wtta a6lc-hadied d
workers We're remaining home 10 nurse
their families He declared hat an ex-
pcnditure from 500 to $500 weekly. with
outsIde expenses which would Increase
the amount to 81 200. would be necessary
10 combat the Influenza at The plant
hle al report, III the control of the
disease Were Encouraging Mrs Miller
Mr. Raskob and Miss Loo lWood warned
against too much optimism hy the public
Mrs. Miller pointed out that of thirty
siX nurses who have been isolated IN
hospitals here with the maladN SIX have
died Nurses are still the greatest need now
both Mrs Miller and Miss Lockwood de
clared
Dr r. L Ellegood. president . the
Board OF Health. reported that there la |
been but three deaths frou the disease
within the past twenty-four hours
Forty-onc beds were now unoecupied At
the Country Club. he sail. and the
Gentry Club had only had seven addition
al cases brought there III that period
There had been no ambulance calls and
few calls for physicians for the last da5
he said.
SIT ArhN CLEARING Uf.
'1hc situation undoubtedly Is clearing
up said DIR Ellcgood The chlef need
Is for nurses but ii would be unwise 10
believe that the danger IS yet passed
\ most serious situation IN connection
with the delay IN caring for the dead was
revealed by Deputy Attorney General
Percy Green Who declared that bodies
have frequently lain without attention
by undertakcrs for five days He made no
charges Of deliberate neglect, but said
he feared improper action could be laid
al the doors Of local undcrtakers.
Il have had advertisements inserted
III local newspapers, he SAID, calling upon
the public tG report promptly such neg
lect There are about twenty-eight under
takers here, AM they should be able to
care for the thirty to forty deaths daily
which have occurred
Mayor Lawson. IN answer to a query
from Mr.. Raskob, said that the vii
mington Council Of Defense was in
need Of no money TO tight the epidemic
since the city and State Boards Of Health
had been gwen charge Of fighting the
disease.
Warm praise of the local organizations
fight against the Influenza was gwen
by DIR Il. " Scott. Of the | :. Public
Health Service Tie declared that the
situation in Wilmington was far better
than IN many other localities Eight
Red Cross nurses had been ordered here.
he said and should have reached the
city last Saturday
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WILSON'S ANSWER
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II developed that Counsellor Polk, of
the state department was at the British
Embassy in consultation with Colville
Barclay counsellor and charge in the
absence of Lord Reading and other
officials of the Embassy
Counsellor Polk's visit was considered
to be significantly connected with the
word from Loudon that the British
government is inclined to oppose the
granting of an arInisticc until complete
guarantees of both a military and naval
nature come from Germany.
This development. reported in AS
sociated press dispatches from London,
probably has some relation to the an
nouncement Saturday that Great Britain,
France and Italy were agreeing upon a
common line OF action
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HUN OFFENSIVE HALTED
BY AMERICAN TROOPS
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
With The american Army Northwest al
Nerdun, 6ct II Noon
Iiolcn' artillery actions were IN prog
ress todav along he grcater part oi the
American front Little change was made
IN the line but the Germans late last
night laid down parragcs that we're pre-
parntory TO counter attack ~ = small
bu; vicious cnarartcr
The most determined effort made by
the enemy was on the lefl across the
river Aire between - Iuvln and -.
Georges The Germans advanced ~
open order aud fought with steadineas
that Indicated fresh troops Within an
hour, however. the American artillery,
supporting the linn ol infantry with
machinr guns, hal brought the little
offensive TO hnlt
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SURRENDER, SENATE
INSISTS. NO CONDITIONS

Washington Oct II Discussion Of
Germany peace reply in the Senate
was opened today by Senator New oi
Indiana. Republican. who declared that
nothing short Of unconditional surrender
of the German army will meet the de-
mandS OF the American people
Senator Thomas of Colorado dem
ocrat introduced q resolution stipu-
Iaflng hat no peace pact be entered
INTO ny he United States with Germany
without specific recognition Of the
rights III sel-government for the Slavonic
and Polish peoples
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago Oct II Hogs receipts 50.
900 market generally steady with Satur-
day average packing grades very SLOW
Butchers slSl5 is so. light Sl7.6O a
is.45; packing $l675 a 1900. rough
Sl625 1873: pigs. good 10 choice $3.50
4 Sl6 10
Cattle receipts 10000. opened slow
on all classes; first sales about in line
With Friday decline, calves slow 10
lower
Sheep receipts 10000, market very
slow 70 open; bidding unevenly lower
on all classes
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on THE DECREASE IN NEWARK

Speclai Ca--cs spordence of Every Evening
\crarf Or IA Mrs Mae n Copper
wfc of Thomas C Cooper. teller AZ the
Delaware Trisr Co Wilmington. ded
vcsterlav n hst citr ~ pneunoni4
following ~ attack ~ influenza She
was daughter NJ Magistrate T.
Iovett of Newark
Archie Dempsev 0f Newark aged
about 20 years died N triday of pnari-
rnonla
Mise Sgnee MedilI ser7o,lslv nj
with pnenmoria AZ hcr home in Fast
Newark
While here aro uev ,ase4 ererv ,jav
tho epidemic Is ~ he decrease here
but here are still y number ~ er7ol<
raSes If pneumonia
Most of the members of he Soldiers
Industrial Camp nave rerovere5 and
The others are expected II be BIT II
few laws
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No ARMISTICE WITHOUT
GUARANTEE. ITALl SAYS

Washington. Oct u Peace An
official despatch from Rome today says
whlc the Italian public know the allied
governments adhere ln principle TO
President Wilson's expressed program
~ peace, thcy have opinions oi their
own clearing IN Wilson's principles on
special points Of national interest
II President Wilson thinks the reply
to his inquiries makes i possible the
Italian pres thinks he now will IN accord
nlth thr allies. establish conditions
tor an armi>tIcc which should comprise
aii Indispensable military guarantees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
SERBIANS PRESSING On.
Capture Ni>h and Occupy Position
<orih of the Town

~ Associated Press Every Evening
london oet II Ntscs eap' ring
Nlsh on SATURDAY Serbian forces took
possession ot the enemy positions north
Of the town. according % the Serbian
official statement Issued to-day
French cavalry has occupied the Bella
Palanka To the west VIC hold the llpc
oi hramor- prnhilplie
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LODGE WOULD MtZZLE
ALL TALKS ON PEACE

Washington, Y October l4 Republicans
leader Lodge today introduced rcso-
luton 20 declare il the senate tho Senarc
that no further communication be had
with he German government on the
subject of an armsticc and that no
communication bc had with that govern
ment except on the question 81 uncon-
ditlonaI surrender
Senator Lodge made no comment
on the resolution Al the tune of It's intro
ductlon
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BATCH OF DRAFTEES
CALLED FOR OCT. Il
Some to Go to Fort du Pont
and Some to
Navy.

The following list of men from DIVISION
No. 2, Local Board, called TO entrain for
Fort du Pont on October II. reporting
at clock, has been gwen out;
Joseph ]. Carrigan, 1909 Spruce St
Arthur +. West. 1850 Davis ~
William F. Clark, 6l3 Pine st.
Nilard e. Coffin, S24 Monroe -
Herbert Denney, 2622 W Eighteenth st.
Walter X. jackson, 1914 Church St.
Whitman j. Walker. lO6 W Fwenty-sev-
enth ST
Oscar +. Peterson. $50 Vandever Ave
LEROY A. Hannum, Edge Moor, Del. Route
No |.
Ralph NJ. Martin. 2i5O y Twelfth st,
Philadelphia. Pa.
William Balance. 6l2 L. Seventh st
Harry Hart. i0S ". Twcnty-second IT.
Frank 4 Schultz. 1921 Pine st
Joseph T. Mullen, SIS kirkwood ST.
Raw Il. Mitchell, 927 f. Seventeenth st.
William G.. Seidle. 93l Spruce II.
Walter Lacey. 203 T.. Twenty-second -.
Fritz f., Lindcll. 230o Pine ST.
Edward t. Schwan, Hotel Annex Fourth
and Spruce Sts
James Brooks Lowe. General Delivery
William Edwin Midlam. 4O3 L. Eighth st.
Frank j. Connor. 926 kirkwood -
George Lobdell Veazey, II Buena Vista II
Edward " Ward. Callison, ;. c.
CLAYTON Nelson ncsselburg, 63o + Sew
enth st
>larence Seymour Davis, 1913 Lombard
Tohn Archie Johnson, Shcllpot Camp
Edge Moor, Del
INTERN ATES
Dams 7 PYLE. 10 W Thirteth II
William Johnson. So Lombard ST
George ;. Tyson, S:i1 Nandcycr Ave
John Brown Ray. - Il Ninth i
Ernest : Cooper 330S Washington -
Albert Ramsey Hopkins. t07 W Twenty
second St
BotRD 10 5.
Men from Division 40 under same
call are a~ follows.
CLASS OF JUNE 1917
Allen g. king 1920 " Fourth =
Nlilam T. Coz 6l6 Jefferson Nt
AIar,-ian Pauto~ki 1905 Linden n
lamc~ Rcn>haw. h1i " Third -
harle~ \ Nalravcn ito t'nion =
Joseph \ Walsh. 1918 Lancaster A>r
Matter Richardson's inl ; Jackson =
James | NaNcr~ 90N " Fourth -
Ron ] l. Wcldin. - " Second -
Matter Dcakyn" lt5 Ruth n
lniln \ SPAIN I.12i Y lourtt =
y
nlev " Anderson stems -
lanlc> Alov To- Washington y
eI.>~s o. Jun N>p ,ror~r I4t>
William L Herbert ~ Monroe >t
Ma. Theilman ,Ir. $50 klrkwooi =
George Il Moore l703 Lancaster Ave
Michael Fcdc SO Rodman =
Frank Emil Kramer l201 Maple -
Matthew Holiday 206 jefferson =
John Newman 625 W front -
John Pasqualc, 5l5 Lincoln =
Harry Bell. q23 " Second -
h. Frank Eckles. 9Oa : Broomc -
Hooper II Lennon ITO " Fourth II
Frank Harris Thomas Wocrncr, l0l y
Franklin 81
John Maucher, 632 " Fourth II
Constance Camenc. 405 ; jackson II
kennett ;. Pleasanton. ll3 Maple =
aLTERNATE~
r James Thompson. Ills " >iNth =
Phi ] Flanagan. 22l \ Franklin =
Andrew Joseph Dever. Jr. 500 Mon =
John TaImo. Coz Lincoln ii
Joseph c. onivcly S26 Lancaster I've
LouS Fortunate. l29 \ Scott =
CoLoREp MEN CALLED
CoIored men Tor he navy from Div
sion Ne ). Local Board callcd TO en-
tram October Is arc as follows
seward ShockIey. go Chrstiana -
.Iohn " Myers, b12 Chri>tIana =
Martin Ross 6l0 ChriStiana -
James Williams. COS ChristIana II
Andrew Grant. 100 " Third -
Henderson Satterlcd. 914 Grant Axe
RAYMOND Stotterticld 7l6 " Fifth -
James Milford l}oudel, 10 Logan Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
MARRIED BY THE MAYOR.

Bolesiaw hry>Isk and Cze>.aua hoaa,-
SKA. both oi has city Ve-a married d,
Mayor lawson IN ht thc saturday
Afternoon
ID Heroer Nat # et aIl.
Roberts Williams Norr.stoNn Pa
were m4rrits} bv NiaFor aHSon at Ii,
home uf the bridegroom 307 West Vine
rcenth rect ou Saturday afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Dad WAGON and Car Co!Iide

IAc undertake. wagon 81 William
FL Robinson ZOO Jackson stree. ro.-
hdeG with 4 Fourth street trolley ear
al Fourth lnl ShIpley streets rodaN
The TROLLEY was not dam aged but
the front axle 81 the undertaker'S wagon
was bent
Undertaken wagons have the ght
ii wav over trolley cars. and witness a.
to the accident say chat the mutcrman
III thn trolley never attempted ~ stop
his car when 81 .aW the undertaken $
wagon approaching
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Alexander Crow, Jr., Dead.

Piiladclphla Oct II Alexander Grow
Ir former sheriff and one-time noted
Republican leader Of this city. died last
rgL Al his home mere He had tocu
suffering with hcar1 disease. the cause Of
hi- death for several months He wa> %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
VI - Mora MORAN DIl.~.
Assistant Bo"E !, '"per nostoffice
Victim OF influenza.

Mis- Nora / Moran who died ON
Saturday night a l.er home, 1l6Sprncc
street iron the effects Of influenza
viii lie greatly missed from her post
Il d1fy in Pos, master English office
where She w> assistant bookkeenet
~hc mad held tie position iof b, pa,
siN ,nonfh hs and wae comp TN q
pobulaf
AlfiIouei1 ~ilferIng rom ,>mpt uln>
II infucnza ~lic I.sist ed OH remaining
4; ncr work a long rs possible before
giving up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
TURKEYS PEACE NOTE
REACHES LANSING
Long DELAYED Missive Pleads
With President to Bring
War TO an End

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Oct ID Turkeys long
delayed note asking, like Germany and
Austria. that President Wilson take
in hand the restoration Of peace, was
received today nj the state department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Parties File Thfir Tick 4

The Democratic and Republican
parties today filed their State and county
tickets in the office OF John |. Wrghl
clerk Of the peace for New Castle county.
who will prepare the ofhciaI ballots
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14

The Comfort Copmittee of the
Red Cross appeals to the good citi-
lens Of Wilmington tu send to The
Liberty Kitchen. OH tire second
floor of the Library Building, Eighth
aud Market streets. soups and
broth~ already prepared Inc
Kitchen /. anabj. to -crte .he le-
mana, made unon It daily lar bro1h-
fof the III and soups for TIE couval-
e.centS. and mauN ydil, Nil 90 TN
needed unle~~ ms appeal j re-
~ponaej t.
= 80 J.
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Back Al His Old Job

Thomas Holland today resumed
ms duties as clerk in the attorney generals
office On September %, following
draft as q stenographer, he went 10 Fort
Slocum \ y. but last week he was
released
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
DEATHS

APPE.EtArE iu bis citv pu OCtOper ts
t9lS. Mabel ApptVEQtc aged 1a wears
Duc notice of uncral will be given.
0LASCO III Ridles ParA Hospital on
October = lAlN. Harry Y DiASco, son N
he laic Edward GlaeCo, aged "a wears
FUucrt >Hrh ICES un wednesday, afternoon
a y O'Clock lntcrmrut at RjNervteW enrp,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14

STREET died of pneumonia af ~ Joseph
Hospital Philadelphia ~atursdar aftc--
noon Miss Ierranova was = trained nlir-r
and had been nursing ~ Inc hospital Io
until Wednesday when shr wac taken II
Tho hodv will ho brought home for bural
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Former French Minister Dead

By Associated Frcss @ EVeFy hVenlng
Paris, Oct IA Havasl Senator Theo-
dore Girard. Minister OF Justice IN the
BRAND cabinet, is dead ~ the result Of
injuries received in an automobile acel-
dent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Back From Camp For Rest

Thomas kilvngton. who fecautIy
went 10 q military camp in Florida. has
returhed 70 Wilmington for brief visit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Fin" Stops Grand .Iur,

The grand Inry.s Inspection If county
institutions. arranged for today wa~
cancelled because oi the prevalence of
Influenza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
call or Meeting

Tnc meeting oi The Washing, onR
Heights Club which was ,o have been
held chs evening az school No 30. IS
called od un account Of the epidemic
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~ AAsl...

ROOM NNp BOAR Eb-Nulug man sinG.c.
r,, 4rutug to cttE 10 rceUmc fOrmeI posi-
au after %eat ah~, nc wishes cOmfOrt anc
r tanI ,lth board Best references Address
K, once i6 Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14

Wilmington Nurse ! Victim
Mt@s Mar1 \ ierrauoy daughter b
All and Mrs feIranoya, VI 100 Iatnal
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HALT THE EPIDEMIC
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Grove morguc today contained the
corpses Of % 'Hui victims
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
NEED RROTHS AND SOUPS.

.EEtI4tIts9EItt..tE..E..-tE..-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14

\ firSt the nurses n + re People : settle
mcnt jried to visit homes N that nclghbor-
hood here here nere children SICK with
the uflucne3 ana advise their mothers Us
10 the pare oi them. but now hat the
three nur9cS obtanable hdYa heir hands
oyerfu.l this has become impossible
Toward .Ae cnd Of last week the epidemic
a, far Is the children in that nei.hb3r-
were concerned seemed to be lessemng
but the nurses fear that the number Of
eases Of sick children Is again on the
increase
The Young Men CLUB al the settle
ment has gwen great deal Of help in the
emergency The Girl Scouts are gong
ahead faithfully with the selling of Liberty
Bonds The Women's Club Of the Settle
ment, which numbers 80 members is plan
ming to have each member subscribe a
dollar to club Liberty Bond Thus. in
spite of sickness, the Settlement is not
lessenng its help to the Fourth Liberty
Bond campaign
DIX = {. NAH CONVALEeCING.
Dr Victor q. Nah who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia, resultant
from an influenza attack, il now out Of
danger, but is not vet able 10 sit up lie
contracted the disease while caring for n-
tiuenza cases. Mrs Nah is III with pncl-
monla
Mrs Amelia J IAIz. aged 81 wears
mother If William J Lutz president of
the Fame Fire CO, died 81 SATURDAY at
her home I04 jefferson street 81 pncu-
munia The funeral will be hrld at
. clock this afternoon With u'rmW at
LombardN cemetery
AIs~ Anna I yrirh CniN d4ghte. II Nlg
anal Mis- fmII & t,lrch ditd SATURDAY ai
het home i022 Pine street lma}t high
wa> turme-iY eltN milk H>lpctu
Wilmington Nurse ! Victim
MsSs Marl ierrauOy., daughter 81
Mr. and Mrs ferranoYa. VI 100 latua3l