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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-18
SERVICIO De EzSSPIAENA EXCLUSIVE
PARA LA PRENSA'
LA NOTA DEL GOBIERNO De ESPANA AL DEL
iMPERIO De LEMAN!A
Es extraordiaariamente e%nsrsica, y sodcs los ~psriodicos
Green cue no deja lugar a ning,na de
las acosiumbradas eyasivas

JulcloS a Espana-
Los ~perioGicos 6icsn cue no menos
de ocho Consoles de Ministries Sc han
c~fectuado, todos ellos de gran dura-
cion. en- los que Sc han estado consi-
derando las a~gresiones alemanas y
Sc asegura cue la graveda6 de los re-
cienres hundiGlientos de barcos espa-
holes ha sido nucho mayor, toda veg
Que uno de los barcos hundidcs es-
taba requisado por 81 gobierno espehol
" otro conducia a bordo al Ministro
espanol en- Grecia. Y q quien Ell propio
gobierno aleman habia concedido I'm
salvoconductc-
Cast todos los periodicos expresan
que Ia Ultima nota GirisiGa a Alema-
MIA, es Observation-Disclosures energica
s. esta rs3actada de tai snsr que
no dele lugar a eva6ir una respues-
q categorical. No obstante el Mi
| niS5ro dc Relaciones. don Eduardo
Da5o, declare despues del hftimo Con-
sejo de Ministries en- cue Sc discutio
aquella, cue no habia motive para
! alarms alguna.
Sc = e que Romanones abogo por
la intervention de Espana en- Ia que
IRA, ! esta creenci& Ia dado lugar
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Cusndo listed nIarda dInsro g
devuelva inmediataraeGte, 81 2or slGuns
cia del bereficiario. 81 failecImtsnEo, en-
Sc prede hacer a. page en- -AeNico. LSS
Los ANGELES, Cal, Y LOS ANGs
san ANTONIO, TEXAS. han cGnpli
cion, sin CAESAR : 81 ciien-ela ninsuna
pero COMO pUdiera creerse cue csEo no
elico una prueba &c que nnes.ra atIcaI
mstsnos a regular QUINLENTOs DO
trs one LOS ANGELES MERCANTIL
LES, CAL. o LOS ANGELES NERO
West Commerce ST, SAN ANTONIO,
sofa reclamation jUsEiIicada 2or tai CO
or5en o G;-o sooze Mexico Sc haEa v!sso
gun Abosado, Ageute &c asgccios, ASen
contra ncsotrcs Ia d~sro!Ico1 90 81 Il
de sn sl afro, heIos 3spositado los re
BANCO De ITALIA, seS.a ei ccrtlft
soui sc reproduce
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D. so-y.s.o Esse..a dc LA eRENaA"

MADRID. Agosto 16.-Hey Sc die
ron a Ia pubiicidad los Getalies de Ia
nota que el gobieTno eSpanai snv.ara
recientemente al gobierro alemaa, con
motive de los hundinientos de bar
COS sspanoles por les submarines teu-
tones. "El Sol" diar;o aliaG5filo. d.
&c sobre q particular, que d noIa
fue enviada el die ocho del actual Y
en- ella Sc hacia refarencia 4 ia ing7a-
t;tud de AieTaania en- page de les ser
vicios cue Espana lc habia prestado
por el hecho de re-aianecer neutral.
pues de esa p~olirica del gobierno es-
pzaol Alenania Sc ha benefic:aGo
grandements.
El cir2do ~periodico agrega cue 10
nota llama Ia atenci5n ! las numero-
sas pruebaS cue Espah2 ha dado de
su amistaG. tales coGo Cn el casa de
los refugiados del kanerun. = los cue
Espana ha cuidaGo con s~oiiciCa aten-
ci5n. asi COMO eli empeno dc aa p1es-
to Ell 81 cuidado de los intereses ale
names one sc ieShan contiado en- los
diyarsos paises beligerantes y cue no
ocstante TODD este, Alemaaia Ia insis-
lido en- sausar sonstantamente per-
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la de Bmcoss il vzdm gns sow Mexico pgades en- plata u ore meNnano Pork Aghes de
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE COMPANY.

Trinidad, Coo. The international State Bank
The Denver Stock Yards Bank
Rocky Ford. Colo. The Guaranty State Bank Of
windsor, Colo. Palseuourg
Kansas City. Mo. The First Nationa! Bsll:
Garden City, kans. First Nationa! Bank
Kansas City. Mo The Commonwealth National
Kansas City. Mo. Bank.
Kansas City, kans. The First Nationsl Bank
Atkinson knus. Southwest Boulevard State
Lawrence, kcRs. -. Bank
lopeka, h1RS. 49,. Merchants Bank
Ottawa. Hans. .....Argensine State Bank
Independence, Hans. Exchange National Baat
CherryTale, kans. Peoples State Bank
Farmers National Bank
SalinR. HANS. First National Bank
Abiliens. Hans. 80. Citizens National Bank
Arkansas City, The Home National Bank CT
Kansas. Arkansas CITY.
Newton, Mans. go. First National Bank
Denver, Colo. ...... Montgomery Country National
Bank
Wa!senburg. Colo. The Farmers National Eaak
yAbeline, Kansas. The Farmers National Bank
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Rey Jorge feIicito
al MariscaI Haig

De Servic;o Especial &c LA PRENSA."
LONDRES, Agosto l6.-El Rey Jor-
ge escr:bio u carta al Mariscal
Haig, felicitandolo per ell exito al
canzado en- su reciente ofensiva en-
Picardia Y Flandes. En- dicha carts,
81 Rey Sc refiere a Ia reciente vista
cue hizo al frente de batalla. Y de Ia
cual no sc tenia noticia y dice entire
otras ccsas:
"Regreso al pals, cor 81 sentimien-
to de una profunada admiration pa:
re- nuestro eiercito Y con Ia convic-
ci6n de que, unidas o las naciones
aliados Y con Ia ayuda de Dios, po-
dremos asegurar n paz victoriosa,
digna de los mobiles q@e he
mos hecho.'
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Fu6 r%eaprehendido un
%compIotista aIeman

Dol Serr;eio Especial de La PRENsA." .
WASHINGTON, Agosto 16.-La
Secretaria de Estado del gboeirno a.
mericano recibi6 un telegrama en- ell
que Sc lie anuncia que Roberto Fay.
el famoso organizador de complots y
manufactured de bombas, que Sc es-
capo de Ia ~Penitenciaria de Atlanta,
hace cerca de un ano, ha sido arres-
tado en- Espana y que ya Sc estan
dando los 1asos ]necesarios para con-
sepuir 81 e~ytradicion.
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para que los periodicos gerrnanofiios
redcblen sus ataques contra e!. I'll
diario Eel Universal" reconocido CO.
mo ell periodico de Romanones, dice
cue 81 reciente Consejo de Minister'S
tiene una gran importaacia. puesto
que tanto en- esa Junta como en- las
anteriores. Sc trato de definir clara
mente Ia politica de Espana.
e. Ministro de Relac;ones Dato he
hecho una nueya recommendation a los
periodicos' para que guarden calma Y
ayuden al %gobierro.
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Mexico, I'd. t:ens derecho u que sc le
circunz:ancia ;nprevista como ausen-
SermedaG o cualquie-a otro motive, 70
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.. de
LES MERCANTILE CO., Sucursal de
DO sieHpre iislnerte con essa obiisa-
mc!sstia. gssto o psrd!da de tempo;
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ac:6n es ciersa y I'll efecto nos compro-
LIARS a Ia persona que nos dsmuos-
E CO., de col n. Main ST., LOS ANGEi
ANTILE CO. Sucursal de 112 IL \.
TEXAS. han tenido aIguna vez una
rcspto o bisn que Ell ~conprsdor de una
obiisado 2 snplscr los servtcios dc al
Re de ls Autorida6. etc, para reciamer
nero; 7 para one esta proElesa 10 que
QUINTENToS DOLLARS en- ell
caGo de deS6.ito No. 80, cuya fotog-afla
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Confersncio con 81 Rey
de Italia eI Presidente
de los Tcheco- esIaVos

Del Scrvicio Especia! de LA PRENSA"
ROMA. Agosto 17.-Ei doctor
Trumbic. presidents de- Corlite Tche-
co-es!avo en- Italia fue recibido aver
por el Rey Victor Manual III en- e.
frenta de campana italiano, donde 81
nons-ca sc encuemtra rasando una
t~eaaporada. SegIn Sc dice. ell principal
tGpico dc ID conversation ten!da por
.! Rey con el doctor TrImbic, fue
Ell de IA ruptrra eEtre TurIuia y Bull
garia.
FL doctor TrUmbic habia celebrado
reciertemente una co2ferencia cor c!
Primer MiHistro italisno, senior Or
laHdo. -,
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tia nj traoajo. ocurra @ esc-ibn q LOS
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112i1-A ". Commerce Sn. Antonio, Tex.
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Cotton. Cal ..-.....Ei1st Nstioaai Bank
San Bernardira -a!San Bernardiro National Bank
San Diego. Cal. Security Con1me-cia- L S2=11zs
Bank
Falbrook, ca. ..... Cisisens Commercial LAX
~CIeamonga, Cal. First National Bank
Ccscselia, Cal. 80. First National Bank
Benning, Cal $500. First National B.nE
Upland. Cal ......T The Commercial! National Bank
Ssnra Ana, Cal. The Farmers & Merchants Ma
tional Bank.
Red!ands. Cal. .. .Redlards Natioae! Bank
Huntington Beach. First National Bank
Cal.
Sar Pedro. CsL-. First National Bank
San DiRas. Cal. First National Bank
Ontario, Cal. ...... The Ontario National bonk
Pomaaa, Ca. ......T The American Nationa! Sank
AZusa, Cal. ....,.. First National Bank
Corona, Cal. ...... Corona National Bank
Santa Barbara. Cal. Barca Popolare Fngazi
Tchac%2ri, Cal. $50. Bank Of Tehachapi
[. 4. Trust & Savings Bank,
2ad & Spring
Los Angeles, Cal. :. S. National Bank, 2ad d
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Nonsenor Connolly fue
recibido por 81 Papa

Del Servicio Especial de LA PRENSA."
ROMA, Agosto 16.-El Papa Bene-
dicto recibi6 aver a Monsenor Como
lly. V;cario General de los Capella-
mes catolicos del Eiercito y le Mari
ma de los Estados Unidos. con las
en- ell frente de batalla.
Monsenor Connolly permanecio con
Ell Santo Padre cerca de media bora
V recibio luego su bendicion para los
Capellanes americanos en- Francia.
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Miami. Asiz ..... Sa1G Of Miami.
Tezpe. Ariz. ,ga-ners and Merchants Bank
Mesa, Aziz. .......Tae First National o&aH
wickendu-g, AriZ. The Central Bark o. Phoenix
Flagstaff, Ariz. -. The Arizona CaL-rsl hank
Flagstaff. ArR. -. First National Sank
Flagstaff, A-iz. -. Citizens Bank
wnslow, Arsz. 49, The Arizona Stare Bank
Ghbe-Nian;-CRfSoa Ina ella Valley Bank an
Moreacy, Hayden Trust Co.
Ray-safEord The ella Valley Ba7& ard
Winkelmsn. Aii=. T-lst co.
Tho Bank Of Arizona
Clark-c2:c-Jsron Williams State Bank
"illisms. Ariz. -. First National Bank
Albuquerque, y &Tha E;rs5 National Bank
Ration, y. II. The Eia7equa Bank c; Fue6io
Eaton. Colo. ..... First National Bank
Fort Collins, Colo. Fort Collins National Bank
Longmont. Colo. .LongTnon2 National Rack
la Junta. Cnlo. .. First National Bank
Los Angeles, Cal. Morris A-satti. Inc. 90 y.
Spring ST.
oxnard, Cal .......F.rst National Bank
Riverside, "sl. 49,. Citizens &at;ona, Bank
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De-! s~.rrieso Es2eearl dc Ia PRENSA."
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Sc ha agravado eli NAL
del Rey Fernando
De! servIcio Especial dc LA PRESsA."

De! Scrvicio Especial dc la
LONDRES, Agosto 17.-El DAILY
Express" de esta capital, en- n III
formation que publica en- su ediclon
de- hoy. dice que la enfermedad del
Rey Fernando de Bulgaria, sc ha a.
gravado repentinamente Y que el mo-
narca aiiado dc Alemania sc halla a.
bora en- una critica condicion.
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~n snyrr ~ a.rurr N n.-~t IhA W COMNER ST.
EE% hNsEI ~ MERH ANTI f ILL 0uGWSdl SAL ANTONIO TExAs

Mexico, sabiendo de antemano GUAM
ORC o PLATA NEXICANA; sabien-
pagado Y ell nombre de nuestro Cores
ties de que I'd. suelte un solo centavo y
cue el dinero no Sc pueda pagan, sc
celaci6n. sin que lie cueste dinero. moles-
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SSTrtC-O CsCtEr oc - --'S
LA HAIA, Agosto I7.-Las t"o-
pas a~vanzadas de los japoneses que
hsce tempo fueron enviadas a Slbe-
ria por la via de V~iadivostok. Sc ma
Ian en- contacto con los tcnecos-es-
lavos, segin dice IN despacho procs-
dcnte de Moscou Y pubhcado por lie
Weser Zeituns &c Bremen, Alemania.
Las tropas tcheco-cSlavas que Sc
han puesto en- contacto con los ia
poreses que vienen a a~u'lllarlas, Sc
hallan s~epsradas de sus companeros
que operan en- Siberia Occidental =
tienen bajo su domiaio G! ferro-
carr;l tra~nsiheriano al oeste de IT.
kutsk.
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Tambien los japoneses
eStan en- ~contactO con
los Tchecos

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The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
WILSON'S REPLY HAS CREATED A
 NEW SITUATION
Huns Say That the Tone of Our Presidents Latest Note l.
 Open to Objection.

BERNIE, Switzerland.-President Wilson's reply to the German note has created a new state of affairs in Germany, in the diplomatic dis cussions relating to peace.
 It is understood that the reply of the Imperial German government to President Wilson's note will make it clearly understood that the tone of his note is open to objections.
 The presence of Marshal von Hindenburg in Berlin, is believed, forshadows the drafting of GeA- many's reply to the Presidents note.
 German newspapers, commenting on the text of President Wilson's note, says it is aay trap, and ere prominent paper characterizes the note as Wilson's evasions.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
BRUGES EVACUATED

LONDON.-Reports received by the war office today are to the effect that the important Belgian city of Bruges has been evacuated by the Germans and was immediately occupied by the Allied troops.
 Zeebrugge Occupied.
 The seaport town of Zeebrugge, which is the second important Ger man submarine base on the Belgian coast, was occupied by the Allies The first important submarine base to fall being Ostend, which was evacuated by the Germans and oc' cupied by the Allies yesterday.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
BRITISH FORCE HUNS
 TO QUIT DEFENSES

former homes. There is jubilant feeling among these hitherto op- pressed people and the process of reconstruction has already com menced on a small scale.
 Belgian Coast Restored.
 The whole of the Belgian coast has been liberated by the Allied armies and has now been restored to the heroic king of the Belgians.
 Belgians Pursuing.
 The Belgian cavalry is hotly pur- suing the retreating Germans in Flanders and are attempting to cut off their retreat to Ghent. The Belgian artillery is bombarding the Germans.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
SEATTLE PAPER SAYS ALASKANS NEED NOT WORRY
Alaska Day Editorial Breathes Encouragement For Stickers
 of the North.

SEATTLE-The Post-Intelligencer in an Alaska Day editorial, said this morning that although Alaska is distressed, as a result of the war, the people of the Northland are not discouraged. The Post-Intelligencer as well as the sourdoughs of the North believes present conditions in the territory are only temporary, and that after the war, Alaska vii! get back her all, and more besides. The return of peace will be followed quickly by an influx of people into Alaska and by resumption of ac- tivities in every section of the Nor thern territory.
 Alaska has destiny" says the Post-Intelligeneer, which world events cannot halt"
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
HUNGARIAN DIET PEACE MEETING
 SCENE 0F RIOT
Demands Fo- Peace Are Made In Meeting of Hungarian Diet and
 Stirring Scenes Enacted.

BASEL, Switzerland.-Tum ous scenes were enacted yesterday at meeting of the Hungarian Diet and demands were made for peace. It was announced at the meeting that Austria was being organized into federal states on an independent basis.
 Count Michael Karotyi, president of the Hungarian Independent party, made a demand that peace negotiations be started immediately when, in reply to Count Karoty, for mer premier Tisca said that he was an agent of the Entente powers.
 This remark threw the whole house into an uproar and the two factions railed at each other, using strong language. Members of the diet called each other liars, traitors and slaves and fist fights were in. dulged in.
 A continuance of the meeting being hopeless under the circum stances, an adjournment was taken
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
DANCE
 IS POSTPONED
Oldtimers Postpone Entertainment and Dance for One Week
 At Least. !

The entertainment and dance that was to be given on Saturday night at the Nenana Labor Union Hall, by Nenana Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, has been postponed for one week. It will probably take place on Sat urday October 26.
 This action was taken by the members of the igloo in view of the recent death of two of Nenana's sons, which sad events have cast quite a gloom over the entire district.
 The program which will be rend- cred on the later date will be sub stantially the same as published yes terday. One item in the program published was inadvertently omitted, this was dancing speciality by Mrs. Leon Kellum.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
CAMPS MOVE 10 NEW LOCATIONS
 ON NEW D-l|NE
Tracklaying, Surfacing and Dragline Camps Have Been Moved
 Farther Up the Line.

The camps housing the men of the steel gang, surfacing gang and the dragline excavator have been moved farther along the D line and they are now located near the new permanent siding near the end of steel.
 The siding, which is 1000 feet in length, commences at Station No. 18560 on grade recently completed under contract by Thelin and Lind gren.
 The dragline excavator is now working on very large bed of gravel of a better quality, for rail road purposes, than the gravel found in the old bed near Bailey station. There is no moisture in the gravel bed, and tests made disclosed the fact that water is struck at a depth of 14 feet. This means that early frost will not interfere with the work of the dragline excavator and a practically unlimited supply of gravel can be procured for the road for long time to come.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
CITIES DELIVERED

PARIS.-The great cities ot Douai, Lille and Ostend were de- livered from the enemy by the Allied soldiers yesterday, the entry of the Allied soldiers in to these cities being marked by scenes of the widest enthusiasm by their in- habitants, who Hooked towards the advancing ranks and almost stopped their march towards the quarters they were to occupy. It was the most glorious day for the Allies since the great battle on the Marne front
 Hun System Imperiled.
 The British troops operating on the battlefront to the south of the town of LeCateau have broken thru the German positions and are now threatening the Hundig line and thereby placing the entire German defense system eastward toward the Mouse, in dire peril.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
GERMAN TROOPS
 PARADEiSTREETS SHOUTING PEACE
Hun Troops Join Crowds In Peace Denominations In the Streets
 of Berlin.

PARIS.-According to an article which is given great prominence in the French journal Matin, peace demonstrations continue throughout ing part in the demonstrations and are parading the streeets of Berlin, singing revolutionary and pacifist songs. ."
 A pan-German meeting, which was held near the Hindenburg statue, was broken up by hooting crowds. who also attempted to burn the statue. They were restrained with great difficlty by the police.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
GRADE COMPLETED;
 CONTRACTORS IN

John Lindgren, who was awarded a contract to grade a section of the right of way from Station D. 18420 to D-18470, has completed the work and arrived in town last night for settlement. Commencing at the station where Lindgren's con- tract ended and extending up to Station No. 18540, the grading work was awarded to P. A. Thelin, who has also completed the work allotted him and arrived in town last night.
 Messrs Thelin and Lindgren's con- tracts collectively covered distance of twelve thousand feet and one large camp was established about midway between the two contracts, where the crews and stock used by both contractors were located. Four teen head of horses and quite a large crew of men were employed on the work.
 With the completion of these two contracts the entire grading work on the D line has now been com pleted. Steel is being laid on a portion of this grade now.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
AUSTRIA ID BE PROGRAMMED ON
 FEDERAL BASIS
Proclamation Is Made of Reorganiz. ation of Austria on Federalized
 Basis.

V1ENNA.-A proclamation issued by the emperor of Austria today stated that steps have already been taken for the reorganization of Aus tria on a federalized basis
 According to the reorganization plan outlined, Trieste on the Adri- atic Sea, is to be treated separately in conformity with the wishes of its population. The plan also does not include a union of Austrian Poland with the independent Polish state which will be created.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
CAMP LEWIS IS QUARANT|NED 10
 STOP EPIDEMIC

CAMP LEWIS-To prevent the spread of influenza to the troops stationed here, the cantonment will be placed in strict quarantine com mencing from tomorrow.
 Nobdy will be allowed to come into the camp and none to leave it except on business that cannot be postponed. Those entering and leaving camp, will, it is thought, be fumigated as a precautionary meas ure.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
ANNUAL DINNER 0F ARCTIC CLUB
 IS CALLED OFF
Influenza Epidemic Causes the Abandonment of the Annual
 Alaska Day Dinner.

SEATTLE.-For the first time in it's history, the Arctic Club was forced to abandon the annual Alaska Day dinner and smoker, which or dnarily would have been held today, owing to the influenza epidemic.
 This is one of the big functions and is eagerly looked forward to by all sourdoughs, who will, on this occasion, mark the day informally.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
KNITTING CLUB
 WILL ADOPT ONE
 FRENCH ORPHAN

As a result of the collection taken at eight of the meetings of tho Nenana Knitting club, the funds of that institution have reached the respectable figure of forty-five dollars. This means that they can now support one French orphan and have a very fair start towards the support of another.
 Steps are being taken for the i'm mediate adoption, by the club, of girl, and as soon as sufficient funds become available for the pur- pose, they will adopt boy.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18

PARIS.-The German forces have begun a new retirement movement along a wide front between the Disc and Serre rivers, extending prac- tically from the town of Canbrai on the north to Laon on the south, according to official despatches re- ceived today. The French forces who were in close pursuit of the Germans, also captured the town of Anguilcourt.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18

AMSTERDAM.-Reports received from Flushing today indicate that huge fires were burning in the direc- tion of Bruges and that the flames appeared to be spreading. This is taken to indicate that the with. drawal of the German forces from Western Belgium is apparently not being halted.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18

PEACE AGITATION SHAKING CENTRAL POWERS
FOURTH LOAN IS
 BEING SUPPORTED

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The treas ury department announces that four billion two hundred and fifty million dollars have been subscribed so far to the Fourth Liberty Loan, with two more days remaining in which to get the balance that will go to make the needed six billion dollars.
 Reports received indicate that the workers will be satisfied with noth- ing but oversubscription.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-10-18
CROWDS WEEP

PARIS.-When the French troops who were to garrison the town of Lille arrived at their destination and the inhabitants of the city had learned of them of the recent Allied victories and the peace moves, they wept and cheered in turn. The French soldiers were lionized by the populace for having delivered them from the tyrranous rule of the Hun.