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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26

Paris. Sept. French and American
troops began joint attack at o'clock
this morning on the Champagne front
and in the region beyond it on the east,
today's war Office statement annnur:" 5.
Renewed G.r.nir attacks north Of
the Aisne have been repulsei.
At one poirt Where the Gerin3ne
gained foo.hoii they were aicct'd ty
counter ista,'l.
The Franco-American attack on the
Champagne front is the first allied
thrusts in that sector since Marshal
F'och assumed the initiative in July
and Is the logical result Of the allied
success In Picardy in driving the. Ger
mans back from Arras to Laon.
A drive northward in the Champagne
threatens the communication lines in
the rear Of the Hindenburg system.
While the length Of the front Of attack
Is not disclosed it is probale it extends
a good part Of the distance from Rheis
to verdun and probably beyond.
Military critics have pointed put that
the Champagne front was the logical
point for an attack to break the Hin
denburg system.
An advance might outflank, Laon and
probably st. Quentin. More important
still. such an advance wouid severe the
communication lines eastward from
Laon. the pivot Of the German defenses
between. Rheims and Ypres. An allied
break thru might separate the Ger
man forces in the west in two groups.
There has been lively activity in the
Champagne section for two weeks,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
CHARLES REFU 7ES
TO DESERT BRIDE
Crown Prince Prefers Certainty Of
Having Wife He Loves to Chance Of
Succession to Unstable Throne
kinoIy Father vFy Angry.


Amsterdam. Sept. 2s.-In answer to
pleas that he desert his bride Of hum
BILE birth. Grown Prince Charles. OF
Roumania, has replied that thrones are
so unstable nowadays that he pre-
ferred the certainty OF having the wife
he wanted to the chance OF succession.
The crown prince recently went to
Odessa and married Cec,lie Lambring.
daughter Of a major In tie Ro,nlanian
army. When King ferdinand heard of
the marriage he sentenced tho crown
prince to seventy-hve days solitary
confinement and sent All ernlsSary to
the couple with Instructions to try to
unite the nuptial knot but to no avail.
The bride refused to part with her
wedding ring and s,ue crown prince de-
clined to leave.
Crown Prince Charles las not yet
renounced his rights OF succession and
the king is reported to be very angry.
The Roumanian constitution does not
contain clause barring q morganical-
ly married crown prince from success
sion to the throne
Should Crown Prince Charles re-
nounce his rights OF succession his
brother Nichols would become tho
vheir apparent. Nicholas is 15 years
old and physically weak.
There II much cxciten4nt IN Bucha-
rest. A piquant feature Of the case
lies in the fact that IN his youth King
Ferdinand had a love affair with tho
queen mothers lady OF honor. which
reached a stage where the premier
threatened to resign. The old king in
terfered and the affair came TO nothing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
SUFFRAGE BILL IN SENATE.
Advoe ates Of Bill Prepare 70 Push
Issue 10 Final Vote.

Washington, Sept. 26,--tfSpual suf-
rrago finally was brought to an issue
today In the senate.
After many delays the resolution
adopted by the house last February
providing for submission to the states
: of the Susan r. Anthony suffrag'
amendment was taken up. with advs
Gates determined TO keep II contip
ously before the senate until vote
was had
New polls taken by the suffrage
leaders are reported TO have shown one
or two votes short of the two thirds
necessary to win. They decided there
fore TO delay the vote untll every pos
sible vote could be mustered
Chairman Jones indicated the plans
for n vote were upset by changes in
the attitude of one or more senator's
who had promised to support the rcso-
luton.
While the senate leaders revised their
program the crowds In the galleries re-
mained to listen to the debate.
Twice before the resolution has been
called up in the senate for vote and
been put over. Last spring the oppo-
sition forced a postponement. and in
June failure to arrange pairs caused
another postponement
Senator Vardaman today declared
women had made their place in the
political world by force OF will and
had clearly earned their right to the
ballot.
Whether the sufrragettts would win
their fight apparently remained in
doubt altho suffrage forces<were con-
fldent of victory when they descended
on the capitol.
A two thirds majority is necessary
to pass the resolution.
When the senate convened with
maximum membership mustered the
house resolution was called up by
Senator Jones. OF New Mexico, chair
man OF the wOman's suffrage COM
mittee.
Plans for a vote by the senate today
on the amendment virtually were
Chairman Jones, OF the suffrage COM
'mittee. and party leaders. Joined in a
statement that the resolution would
go over until Saturday.
While debate was under way with
crowded galleries waiting the final
test, Chairman Jones made the follow
ing statement to representative OF
the Associated Press.
ut now appears likely that no vote
will be taken today and that the rcso-
!ution will go over until next Satur-
| day. when Senator LsiF,ollette. OF Wis
consin. Is due to arrive"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
LOSES HALF OF MEN.
Colonel Bennett Reports Iowa Regi-
ment Suffered Severity.

Colonel Bennett Reports iowa Resi-
ment Suffered Severely.
Des Moincs. Sept. s6.-Durinw eight
days lighting ending Aug. 3, tho 16sth
infantry. Iowa's regiment, lost 1900
officers and men. or about 50 per cont
OF tho effective combatAnt strength ac-
cording to Col. #. r. Bennett. its,com-
mnnder.
This Information Is contained In =
letter from the colonel received to-day
by Lafayette Young, Sr. The regiment
went into n rest camp AuE. :, and when
tho letter was wrfsten--AuG. 37-
Colonel Bennett expected the regiment
to rest and train about three weeks
longer.
Fighting in tho Racc.raA seetnr nS
the Lorraine front, the IWa0 par-
ticipated In a twelve~mise advlnce, the
colonel declared. and 40 usual the
regiment behaved splendidly."
Numerous instances OF personal
bravery could be related. he added.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
SIRENS OPEN LOAN DRIVE.
New York to Test Air-Raid Signals a
Canpaiun's Openino.

New York't to Test Air.Raid Signals at
campaisn's Opening.
New York. Sept. 26.-The opening of
TIE carnprir:n in New York for the
fourth liberty loan tomorrow night will
be proclaimed by thousands of police
sirens, church bells and other noise
devices about half an hour before
President Wilson speaks at the Metro
politan Opera House. 1t will be the
first test of the electric air. raid signals,
which it is believed Gamble heard for
fifteen miles.
With the opening Of the meeting at
the opera house, police reserves and
10000 volunteers will begin the dis
tribution of 100000 copies of sur
prise paper thruout the city.
The formal opening Of the drive to
sell at least s1,So0 900 0C0 in bonds will
be on Saturday morning at O'Clock.
E-ery man, woman and child here is
rcqueGted to rise as the clock strikes
the hour and stand facing the east,
looking toward France and Pershing.
That request is made whether the per-
son be at home in the shop. on the
street. at school church or office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Americans and Frenchm en-
in Joint Drive Against
Germans.
DRIVE NORTHWARD
IN RHEIMS SECTOR
Frsneh Take, Up Battle West Of City
And Americans on East. Just West
of verdun-E.rly Reports From
Battle indicate Good Progress IS Be-
ING Mads-New Move Jeopard'zes
City Of Laon, and Hindenburs Line.

TBy the Associated Press.
French and American troops to-
day are stornSing German positions
in the Champagne and farther east
in what apparently is another
stroke by Marshal Foeh. The
new offensive 10 progressing favor
ably, according to early reports.
The now allied thrust on the
west comes on front which has
not been very active since the Ger
mans failed to advance in the ds.
feated offensive Of July IS. east
ard west Of Rheims.
Froreh soldiers arc attacking in
fire Champagpe. which runs from
Ehsims TO the Argonne. west OF
vcrsun. The Americans are NOV
irp forward. east Of the Champagne.
Great possibilities might; result
from . successful allied advance
on the frout east Of Rheims, as the
German communication would be
ssversd and the formidibIs German
pesitions from Rheims to laon
endangered.
yhs iensth Of the attacking front
Il net disclosed but Il may -ossibiy
.eun from Rheims to southwest OF
3 II lesai operations between Cam
brai and 81. Quentin. on the west
ern srent, the British are ,pushtn0
farther ints the Hindsnburg ,i1e
and capturing points vital to the
defense - ST. Quentin. The Brit
ish also have advapred 10 the reg
ion Of Saieney and Grieourt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Croanixed Fioi,t 5eoun.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Stnmpins out
Of Spanish influenza. which has ex-
tended to more than score Of army
camps and many sections Of the coun-
try, has been recognized by tho gov
ernment as war measure.
Medical and nurse units today wcro
mobilized in communities where the
disease had gained headway.
Immediate relief for the localities
where influenza has gone beyond con-
troll Of local authorities will be the
main task of the committee organized
yesterday.
It was explained the principal re-
lief will be afforded by units At homo
but 1t would not be advisable to shift
nurses and doctorV back and forth.
Travelling medical units will be mob
ilized. however. Tho Red Gross will
provide compensation, travelling exs
pcnscs and maintenance MS war
measure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
BUL LGARIA IS INVADED:
$4,000 TURKS TAKEN
information received here from Swift
zcrla nd.
M;nis%artaI Cr,eis lvonendino

informa ton received here from swift
zcrla nd. ,
Ministerial Crisis Impending.
In well informed circles there are re-
ported that now ministerial crisis
and a complete change in Bulgaria's
foreign policy is impending.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Sofia, according to reliable news.
Il is said thc bulgarian cabinet is In
continuous session and King Ferdi-
'nand bad long consultation with
Premier Malinoff yesterday.
I'actiist manifestations were held at
Sofia on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
it is reported.
The German government, according
to advices to the Hnvas agency from
Zurich. Is uneasy over the pacfist
demonstrations in Bulgaria, and the
German minister has conferred with
King Ferdinand.
In Bulgarian official circles IL is be-
lieved Crown Rrince Boris will become
regent in the crisis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
NOISY RELIGION DOOMED.
Conference Hsars People Are Tirine q
"Trumpot Evanasiisns.~

Conference Hears People Are Tirine Of
"Trumpst Evangsilsn,."
Chicago, Sept 26-Fsilly Sunday and
the lesser evangeiists OF tho trumpet
and tabernacle school have run their
course, delegates to the interchurch
war work conference ~e-. .c!A ye=te-.
day. No one present appeared to dis
agree with tho Rev. M. G. Pearson. OF
indianapolis. who said:
billy Sunday belongs TO our state,
but In Indianapolis we aren't strong for
him. We haven't much use for tho big
tabernnclcH instead we put tho whole
thing back on the local pastor. and as
a result $4,000 conversions have been
made In tho last year.
mo evangelist can take tho plnce
OF the pastor Of tho neigiborhood
church. Tho tabernacle method is
doomed"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
DISPLAY CAPTURED GUNS.
German Cannon Taken bx Yanks Fea
ture Of Loan CamEAign.

German Cannon Taken bx Yarks Fea-
ture Of Loan canEAign.
Washington. Sept. 26. - Thirty-nine
German field guns captured by Amer
icaa soldiers In France have arrived
in this country ard are being distrib-
uted "a eastern cities for display dur
ing the fosSth liberty loan campaign.
: The guns range from three to six
inches in caliber and bear the names Of
thousands OF American soldiers PEN
ciied on thA guns themselves, the
wheels and carriages in the hope they
would b., seen by friends and relatives
back home
Most of these guns were captured IN
the recent allied offensive between
s;ojssons and Rheims and bear evil
dences OF the hasty retreat Of the Ger
mans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26

Washington. Sept -. - GevaaNean
Iowa soldiers are listed ~ kina6 - -
ton in the report given ont ~ - -
department for publication toon9. -
report issued last nt9he oc0oa y
names Of eighteen Iowana. 0 &
whom were killed md twc,
severely. The casualties nsedo ~ -
combined reports thus are sthlSsy-0OA
thirty three OF whom wefU klUo4 =
action. r
Those listed in todayD report are:
Clarence NJ. Elliott, Fort Dodge.
Pierce II. Flowers, Coin.
Maurice Stephenson. Red Oak.
>Bazil e. Cowell, Moravta.
Cecil c. Cumming. Moravta.
Clyde NJ Cushman. Council BluHA
Elmer A. Hoffman. ClaIinda.
Loren O. Hollister. Mapleton.
Charles NJ. Hudson. Clarinda-
Ned II. Rogers. Winterset.
Willie Schlie. Denison.
Marion r. Campbell. Grant
Frank Miller. Davenport.
Kenneth F.. Moore. Bloomfield.
Harold Shacffer Storm Lake.
James r. Smith. Jefferson.
Howard South MassenR.
Tho Earlier List.
The list given out last night included
tho following killed in action:
Sergeant Charles O. Bunyan keokuk.
Sergeant Einmet r. Collins Fort Des
Moines.
Corporal Floyd r.. jackson, ClaTinda-
Corporal Orville J. Miller. Dcs Molnes.
Corporal Floyd L. Simpson. Clarinda.
Bugler Wilfred NJ, Bauder, Oskn-
loosa.
Edward A. G. Beers. Cedar Rapids.
/, William r. Brockmeyer Colesburg.
Clifford Jnhnscc. New Market.
Howard C.>Mnrtin. Oskaloosa.
Earl Mayors. Riverton.
Orvillc r. Means Washington.
Charlie Melsa. Switzcr.
Ernest F. Mcrlsle. Luverne.
Everett f. Miller, Mystic,
Perry F.. Newton Oskaioosa,
Died OF wounds:
Harry G. Clemens, Dubuque,
John Francis. Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
SEVENTY SEVEN DIE
AT NAVAL STATION
Fatalities Largely Among Gases Of In
fIuenza Taken 20 Hospital When
Epidemic Began - Outbreak Now
Under Control,

Chicago, Sept. 26.--Capt William A.
Moffett. U. S. NJ, commandant at the
Great Lakes naval training station. to-
day announced officially the death Of
seventy seven members Of his COM
mand yesterday from Spanish in
iluonza- He stated the fatalities were
among cases taken to the hospital
when the epidemic began.
Physicians at the station said today
there has been a distinct diminuition
in the spread Of the disease and that
the outbreak had been brought under
control.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Twenty Die Of Pneumonia.

Chicago. Sept. 26.--One death from
Influenza and fifty seven new cases
were reported to the city health de-
partmcnt in the twenty four hours
ending at noon today Twenty deaths
from pneumonia and twenty ono now
cases Of that disease also were re-
ported. w "A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
British Make Advance.

London. Sept. zs-Northwest Of st.
Quentin British troops continue their
pressure against the German defenseS
and have captured German strong
holds. near Selency ana Gricourt. Field
Marshal HaaG reported today.
In FLANDERS the British line has
likewise been advanced. progress hsv-.
4. 4.:g *. been made n th!. sec.c. :c=.h -
ia BasseA. where 100 prisoners were
taken.
North OF drlcourt. on the ST. Quen-
tin sector the Briu1h repulsed Ger
man counter attacks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Ferdinand caIis For HeIp.

/ Paris. Sept. 26. - Fresh dispositions
made by Gen. Franchet D'Esperey,
who has passed thru Prilep, Justified
the belief that there will he an ener-
getic exploitation Of the great inter-
allied victory in Macedonia, says
Marcel Hutin, editor OF the Echo de
Paris. 15ti.
King Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has
asked General Mackinson, who now is
In Bucharest t0>&ake command of his
armies 20 as to block the advance of
the allies In Old SerDia And prceerve
Bulgaria from invasion, according =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Greeks Play Important Part.

Athens. Sept. ,25.-Greek troops are
siding in the allied advance in Mace
donia on three sectors of the front.
according to an official statement from
the Greek waE office today.
East Of the Vardar the Bulgarians
are in fight toward valondona, with
the British and the Greeks in pursuit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
PROFITEERING IN
FOOp IS CHECKED
Restrictions or Margins Of Profit An.
nounesd by Chairman stream Of
Coarse Grain Committee u Food
Administration.

i Chicago, Sept. 36.-John J. Stream.
chairman OF the coarse grain COM
mittee OF tho national food adminis-
tration. today announced his program
aimed to check profteering dn food.
which included the following restr1c.
tions:
Cash dealers. 5 per cent In their
annual turnover Of buainess up to
>oo0. 90: per cent in excess Of $780,
nAn!
Feed manufactures. 12h per cent
gross; s per cent net.
Wholesale feed dealers and jobbers,
Is per cent gross; 4 per cent net.
Feed retailers. is per cent gross: :
per cent net
1t was stated also that profits In cx-
cess Of these limits would be REGARDED
as profiteering.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
HUNS CLAM CAPTURES.

French and A--crieans In Lorraine
I'D, prisoner.
Berlin, Sep. 25 Via London-The cap
ture cs Fr- :, end Americans in Lor-
rajne, 10 the cast >of Moselle. is re-
ported toGa" IN the army head
quarters statement.
In the fighting to the west Of st.
Quentin the French effected small
hrcachne in TIE German lines between
Francilly and the Somme, the state
ment announces
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Poaspo.,ne Election inquiry.

washington, Sept. 2s,The senate
etcctiom committee today. by vote
OF 10 to 1,ydecided to possponc until
after the November election. con-
sideratton or the resolution pr0sidinE
Tor a 1nvestisation Into expenditures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
STORM NEWSPAPER PLANTS.
German Editors Arouse lndisna alton {
Loyal Draxiliaas.

Loyal oraxiiians.
Rio dc Janeiro, Sept. 10. - German
nswapap porn at Porto Aiexre In tho
state Of Rio Grande DO Sui, early this
week. 30 aroused tho populace by
criticixing brazilian affairs that at
tacks werc n1ado on three newspaper
plants.
The plant Of tho Journal Darnrd.
formerly tho vaterlnnd. according TO
reports hero, was wrecked ana burned.
Heavy police guards were thrown
about tho offices Of tho Gaxeta Popular
and tho Deutsche Noll<sbintt land the
crowds were kept at bay until tho ex-
citcmcnt subsidized.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
swssHER sov KILLED.

First johnson County soldier 20 Nest
Osath IN oattes.
Iowa City, Sept. -. Charles Melsa,
aged 2s killed In action in France,
was a son OF Joseph Mclsa, 4 farmer
Of Johnson county, residing near
Swishcr. He Was an infantryman and
served at Camp Dodge, Camp Cody.
and Camp Merritt He was = memocr
OF tho f1rst DRIFT last year ana was
the nrst johnson county soiAier Arc.s
ported Killed, althD' several have tied
IN camp. III n M " AZ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Attacks Progressing.

& . ~ by tHF xsssUCIHteU TTeks.J
With the French Army in Francs.
Sept 2S. French troops today attacked
in the Champagne in thick fog after
hours Of most intense gunfire. Early
Indications were that the attack was
progressing most favorably.
The attack by the French army,
which was launched at 80 o'clock this
morning. was along wide front.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Large Causalty Lists lndi-,
cate Boys Have Been
in Hard Battles.
THIRTY-THREE DEAD
IN DAYS REPORT
Two Others Die Of Wounds Received
in Action--coionsi 8snnsst Ssn6s
Word Nearly 50 e.- Cen. os R.si-
ment Was Killed or Wounded Dur.
ina Eight Days Of Fiahtine-9snt .
Rest Camp on Aug. 3.

The war has again been brought
home 70 Iowa and grief has invaded
many homes. In two casualty iists
issued last night and today BY the
war department thirty thrss Iowa
soldiers are reported killed in action
and two dead Of wounds. >Thsse
soldiers were members Of the toSth
regiment. the old Third tows.
These casualties may or may not
have been suffered in the recent
battle in tho ST. Mihisl sector, -
prior 10 that time ths 1oeth had
been withdrawn from the Marne
front and sent to . rest camp On
Aug. 3. " the losses rssultsd from
tho battles following the Marws
counter offensive the delayed lists
indicate the war department. 10 oWs
month late in its rsports.
A letter received in Dee Meineo
today from Colonel Bennett, com.
mandino officer Of the 16eth, eaye
the regiment lost nearly ons.hah
il eombativs strsooth during eight
days Of fighting ending Avu. }, On
the Marne front. Thsss losses %
course include killed and ~ses0de6.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
German Base. Bombed

London. Sept. 2S.-The German
aorndromcs at Buhl. twenty five miles
southwest of Karlsruhe. and Kaiser
lautern, between Metz and Mannheim,
harn rcc, bonbed by machines OF the
British ipS pendent ar force. 1t is Of
fs ally announced today.
Fighting took pace with the result
that--two enemy machines were de-
stroyed. Three OF to British ma
chimes have not bccn located.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
THO Weather.

Iown--Fair tonight: somewhat cooler
IN south and extreme east portions;
Friday fair and rising temperature.
RnnEc OF temperature ut Marshaii-
town: "wednesday. 50 9nd IA: TucsdAy.
~ ana III. All this morning, "; ycs-
terday. S.. ss3
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
MARRIAGE RITE OMITTED.
Iowa Couple, Supposedly Man and Wife,
Find They Never Married.
SnAcial "a 1Tifnes RAnuhliean.

Sp9CiaI 70 IIme8-NcpUUUc3n, ID
Council Butts. u Sept cs. - James
ITCHY and wife, - ana - years Of age.
respectively, made the embarrassing
discovery last night, while having the
husbands queStionnairs completed, that
they had been living together for two
years. supposedly ~ husband and wife,
when they, had never been married.
The young people are Bohemians and
when they secured their marriage IL
cense and had asked II this was all
they believed they had completed their
marriage rites. Quite ashamed. they
hurried out, secured the marriage IL
cense issued to them in 1915 and were
married by n Justice Of the peace.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
/, Occupy. eaIiIeean Towns.

London. Sept. 2s.-Br!tlsh troops
operating in Palestine are extending
theh occupation about the sea of
Gall!ec. They have occupied Tiberias,
Scmakh, on the borders Of that sea,
and Es-Samara, II was officially an
nounced today.
PuHhing on to the east OF the Jordan
the British have occupied the straGetic
town Of Aman. on tho Hegas railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26

csrtiHeats Issue Over Subscribed.
"a Washington. Sept. 36.-77T sixth bi-
weekly issue OF certificates Of Indebted
,nesa In anticipation Of the fourth lib
lerty loan, were over spbscribed by
le1s, ,92S, ,o0o. @