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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
NaIeH

tom 1toet, @a,e idor. Set inn 10 tit
en- .regular Sneitorm sSaileaftetts
ESor.niobag, men BET Heb 81 it1tet.
On ga1life ffftarp @,1l6e meo itraa-
|Flenoe Coffin bar @eirgaioe1s ssSalle>
praie1t til Sc mo,tge fhrfef6genoe
ssuIpoag. $ olle ffa1,oinnpiife @rfer
'bol6tes @u6stieneite, enfelte Steber5
meo fpecidt mlliifolf &rograr1.,
Eiaaleoeg 81. a. Erefol6igbeosfrs
ten. S gbriitfirffen bolotes De ban.
Ilige 2 @1logtieneiter, og @rogras1s
met afbeg life fra set Donlige ON
'spn6agen. Set. foreffomrter %, at
.renne Orori1,g me6 to @%l1ostjenelter
buroe frobiges pna 6e itore Selig-
bage, iaaleoes at Der Inn blep e1t-
.ente1 .11orif eller engeIF @nostlerc,
te. Som Set M ct, bar man en-
6plelie at. at BET gieloer at faa bet
belle giort unoaf i ben forfeit mt
lige SID, 1igeiom heller lite 1oge1t at
sc to @uostienelter b1iber faa OPP
fplot al en-. beitiositemt Gilbgrera-
re, loun 9ilfaloet bar / tt6ligere 81
Ser, So ser fhtn boIotes en- @rt6Stics
nelte. nonleet bborle6es Sprog-
ipgrgsmaalet / &irferne ellers fill
Ter fla, paa Marets ire ltore Sellig-
6age bur6e iamtlige Menigbeos=
Iemn1er h1r11e iamles til en- fplleS
@uostienelte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
s gbriitfirfen
bellies fsritf. @gnbog SCI 1890 SSa1:
hdurfelt for 5pnbogsifolen. Ser bli.
brr ia fm1t en- @u6gtieneite.
& EhriHfirfen
Gouusbe 2ooe So. 8,

Dere al Morge, bol6t lit iioftp
9iS6e .:ioar Manbog. Meolemmer-
Ne Hn bebagelig o~Derraifeoe beo at
Hibe.ierperet &uffe % Sage iom en-
1dbe fra Mfrs. Gutter, Spofa1te.
Yfrs. 2pbia Nnoerien bleb rappor,
Ind ng.
aoser1 mo6tog me6 Sat Snbbp.
BfI{e1 fra Conner al Morge ON feel.
les eSn6ftnllering al @mbe6smanb
BbiIfe1 bill fin6e Ste6 poa @orbfa{
Roges Mgoenften Sen 206e San
Etprnsbe 2ogeS Drillteam oil f11rl
Rer be6 SnoitoQeringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
@igrmffiplb-& oncerten

! Nortb Central Commercial Club
6reoog ben 36te SSa1tltar SCI. 8 @f-
ten benle6er bi after 0pmarfiombe>
Ben paa. 8iernifiolo ipnger beune
Gang ianrn1len meb ben iDenife @arDs
tonfnneer Soel Moisberg, og 6e 10
Serrer BIZ niitnof bp6e pan en- for
Dn6ere at goo 9ang npoeliesrig Off
ten. Ser bill blibe f1tnget ct meget af=
befslen6e 8rogram at ifnn6inapiife
'Sange blar6et me6 9unge fra fieno=
te 0peraer, faale6es lite sH al
Sauit, iunget al begge Serrer | So,
itume. Billetter faces lpeo Snogan-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Og6sfalb.

S 1iolte 1ge frabe6e Snfhlen5a'en
ct on6et Offer al ben banife Solo;
mig meo1emmer;; Set bar Mrs. @ba
ga1n6qriit, en- Datter al g. 9iter-
.goor6, 514 9th Ctr. 9, Der ofgit
beb 8gben paa &oipitalet, bbor bum
bar ino1agt tiIligerne6 lin Man6 og
ben6es fem 8grn, ser ollie bar an
grebne af gpeoohtmen. Yegrapel1
len foregif iDite #S5reoag fra Gmt1
pbine Undertaking Hor1orS, % go
flor 81. 50. 2uno forrettebe. sorb=
faitelien fqn6t steb paa GrDital2ofe
&irfegoor6,
Mfoaoes Sober er en- 8rooer til
Dor befienf6te Dieterprelt Set. 9iter=
gaaro, 8pler, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Gleber @olbaterne.

@ HN" ~. -f
Com ti6ligere me66elt beiIutteoe
vMleronora" 2ogen fornbIig at
ifjpnfe Sulegober til 6e iaoreoeSo Of.
6oter be6 Sort Smelling. Set inr11f-
fe GtSempel blep efterfuIgt al Safe
Mmelia &Dinoeforenig, og / forrige
uge tog Be to 6oreninger u6 til
@nelling &oipitqlet for at oberreffffe
oeres @aber til Gol6ater11e, faa1eoes
at biSie fan ie, at Ser er @Din6er,
fom t0nfer paa 6em / Mo6erS 6teb
og forfgger paa at bringe 6em en-
lille @la6e~ Suleti6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Metrppplit1n.

Nuar v5eben DaDs' 2eabe" noe.
fe uee opf9reS paa M%etropolitan
Ebeater, bill ct. &anls Tbeatergi911<
.gere babe @%nleoning til at fe ct
Melo6ran1a, fom i16ebar en- eneitaa<
en6e &eforo poa 6en enge1ifta1enoe
.Scere. Set er ffrebet al @alter
Sotpar6 og bar pnret opfgrt'i npiten
to Mar poo 2pceum Ebeatret /
2on6on, og bar ligele6es op11aaet
flor Sufces ! Muitralien> 5b6 9lfrifo
% CANADA. Set Selffab, 1om fpiller
-6et Der, er prnftiff talt set famine
1om 1pille6e / set ober tDbe Tiger
poa Barf Ebeotret i9eep Sort. S
2on6on bar 5tpffet tDpiif engelf,
me6ens / 6en nnerifanife @eriior1
@elten er cit u1rg ~tSriibzMmerican,
Tom er blebet. Maior / SEN brittiife
@rme, % BEN itore Scene / 36ie Mft
biier &%ai1on6effet poo Ell amerifonif
@rp6ier urroer 96eIngeelien at e1,
tp1f nn6erpanosbaa6. S Sen ii6ite
Scene fees amerifanife Sol6oter be6
SSnobielie EN- al ct Selgenifrin pao en-
engeIif &irfegaar6 .og 6eres Mfreiic
til 9lagmarfen / Sranfrig.
n5eben 9oDs' 2eobe" er set It's
trnf, Tom br11ees for 0rlob, tiIitaaet
engelife 5olooter for en- Eur ober
&analen for en- l1ges @iiit bjernme,
og Stpffets @an61ing f~orefalber nrt=
Ser bisie ipb Gage, 11n6er bbilfe
NGanerne til Oa1fee Mojorens Sp-
fin0elie ct i%tiao1et al tpife 9pioner,
og BEN engelife Seltin6e og EN- tiff
Bige ipemn1er omfap til EN- 8gje,
bbor Ben li61te forieger at iigna1i=
iere tit Sen tDife 1boa6, @tDffet
in6ebol6er cit BARN patriotiif Mppel
til Eilif1terne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Danttrhrng.
1919 -15. SUM = 1919.

Som set bi1 bore Sc fleite al bore
|2nfere befienbt, fan hi Sen Is. Stunt
n9ite Mar feire 700 Mars6a9en for
@olmerilaeet - fin i &iftorien enc
Itaaen6e 8egibenbe6, Ga ct Stag -
gamle 9annebrog = ufal6t fra Stint
len ne6" og bleb set 6anife Solfs Sea-
tionalbanner for olle fommen6e 81
Der. Mars6agen for 6enne / Dor ST.
jitorie faa glorber6ige 8egioen5e6 =
ben 156e Stunt - bar 90 og1aa alt /
flere Mar boret feiret iom national
|Seit6ag / Sc bonffe 5foler, og baabe
6erbiemme og run6t / Ber6en, bbor
jDanife forbes, treffes Der itore Sor-
anltaltninger til at feire Dannebrogs
700 Mars Sg0iels6ag poa en-. efla-
tant % 8egibenbe6en ber6tg Moa6e.
Ser / Mmerifa er Ser oobbelt Mnleoz
ming til at feire D~annebrogs cent?
%tenntelle SSbiels0ag, ibet oct neite
|@ar blep affffnrot 300 Mar ii6en, at
Dannebrog f6rite @ang u6fol6e6es /
|@merifa, nemlig omborb paa Sens
Meunfs 9th UNDER bans 0pbolo i
I@u6ion @op / @interen 1919.
Man Tan bel 6erfor let blibe emf
ge ON, ut neutrality-suspicious. for.
|Giber er mere popa1lere emo noge,l-
finoe, og intet Me66eleliesmi66el og.
intet Dpmerfiombe6stegn 9uniferne
imellem fra MI al og belt igienrem
Set fommen6e Star bil~bpre 1aa me-
get paa fin Bla6s font imufnffe 8oits
tort meb en- tro @iengipelie al Gan,
nebrog og &entponinger til BETS 81
%itorie. S Gelelien berof bar Sirmaet
is. @asmusien 60. / Minneapolis
laoet trpffffe ct fort 0plag al iaa6an=
ne Sort, ser giengiber 9annebrog /
naturtro 6arber ogsi FORFEIT 9imen-
fionsforbol6. 9iSfe Sort er paatrpfftt
Datoen n12t9-15. Srni-1919" /
bIaa 6arbe moo en- gullig, ffptinoet
8aggrun6 og ligeleoes set fgrite
@ers al u@ift itolt paa &ooans @el=
ge".. Desu6en berer &ortene ct Me%
baillonportrnt al Song Sreoerif ben
0ttenoe, UNDER bbis Staggering Sagen
ON Donnebrogs6agen f6rit b1ep
brogt frem, % en- @iengibel3e al
oennes Debiie.
Disie Sort gipr ct oberor6entligt
fiflt pg tiltolen6e Snotrbf, % Der
tan npppe bore Ebipl ON, at Dan=
iferne berobre biI benptte benz i ltor
l16itrefning Tom Me6oelelies- og
2pf6nifningsmi6beI binan6en incl.
lem / set fommenbe Mar - bbor
fl1n6e Sc bel fin6e ct imuffere oa
bilIigere el1er mere p%asfen0e? 6or
at gigre @ortene ier1tg anpen6elige
ogiaa til Sui og Mptaar fan be, eff.
ter 9nife, faces erten meo paatrbf1
Snifription u@Ie6elig Sui" SM}errt
Ehriifn1nsD. .@n1t Hhtanr" .Sabbt
Seem Dear", ener ogiua n6en iaaoor
Snffription, iuo Sc fan benbttes bel
ollie p~nafommen6e 2eiligbeoer. 81
Ter aftaIt / Softer paa IS Sort, az
;fortere6e meb 6e noebnte S~nifriptio'
ner eller l16en famme, og iet1aes por.
ltofrit for ben biIltge 8ris q4ol
!. Ri. 25 Sort, $1,25 pr. 100 Sort
$3.50 pr. 500 Sort SO pr. loo
Sort fro s. Masrnlsien go, 100
, 722, Minneopolis, Minr1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Snletrnfeit.

ct. Be6ers .&trfes l1ngoomsfor<
entng afbol6er iaar fin %Suletrefeit
Sgn6ag efter Mptaar, altiaa S6n.
oageMften ben 5. Sanuar, / &irfe-
fallen. Sen nebiatte &omite uofol=
Ser iberbige Mnitrengelier for at
.gi6re set tilsen bpggelig Set, bbor
ser oil berife Ell go6 gammel 6anif
SS11leitemntne. ct @rogrom, Der net
op bill f%remfaloe Ell iaaoan Client
ming, er for 9i0en UNDER, 11oarbej.
belle. S%oreningens Me6lemmer foo
bel 1om 8e9ien6te % 8enner ct pao
BET benligite in6buot til Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
s6eaterforeitillinaen.

Com ii tibligere bar me66elt, bill
Ser @ptadrs6ogg Mften blipe ofboIot
Ell 9beaterforefti1ling til Sor6el for
Mfrs. Clinton gannes paa Gania
Soil. Ser er intet eDt at me6bele,
fnn snifer ri at anbefa1e bore 2az
iere at afIpgge ben ct 8ei6g; mon
bill iifffert faa en- fornpieIig Mften.
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l3-H. =
@rbnmp. ;

feireoes ieaar, aors0ag, Of Miis
glbella Carlton Datter at Mr. %.
AIRS. 8. 6. Carlton, Isl e. SeSia-
mine ct, % Micbaro S. @aroner
fra MaibbiI1e, Gem, tnet, ,lnl boiat
/ ct. Nail. Mielien fanot 5teb !
8rroens Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
I Trefaldig paste

AASAd1ulS110tShlIke4l, pdotOl
c. E.. Sybilsrude kald, ferret
man 1ste juledag paa en- stem
ningsfuld maate. bet av fru
pastor Sybilsrud vel ind@vede
kor, sang for gudstjenesten en-
walker norsk sang og efter pra-
dikenen en- engelsk, Fru pastor
Hofstad sang ligeledes f@r pr@-
dikenen EN- norsk hymne OF eff
ter gudstjenesten en- engelsk jul
lesang. Fruen sang med F@lel-
Sc og stemningsfuldt og axiom
pagneredes paa orgelet meget
dygtigt av sin sdster. Menighe-
ten bragte sin avholdte prest ct
rundeligt juleoffer. aI
ON aftenen holdt ungdomsfor-
eningen "Haabet' en- vellykket
juletrafest i kirkens basement.
Foreningens formand student ].
@. Silseth Aho1dt en- utmarket
velkomsttale. Sherwins kvartet
sang vel skoleret nogle vakre
julesange ogs fru pastor Sybils-
rud forn0iede forsamlingen med
ct par utmerkede pianosoloer.
! Hr. Benjamin Swain, en- ung
mand, spillede ct par stykker
pa violin, med saa stort bravour
at han fuldst@ndigt henfev for
samlingen. Hvis hr. Swain
fortsetter sine violinstudier, vii
vi visselig h6re hans ny paa dc
st9rste scener.
Professor E.. K. johnson frs
!, den norsk Lutherske kirkes sc.
mllnar j St. Paul, holdt en- me.
get v;ekkende tale ON Himme
lens konme til os gjennem Je
susbarnet.
Efter programmed var der be
yRrtning, utdeling av ju1egave:
ogg lex ON %juletreet, og glade1
var hdi hos unge og gamle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
s Mnlebnma

Of Sl,Ien bar Dor @olIega uMeonta-
no 5fanoinao n1ienM ct elegant
prpoet S,lenumer me6 fIere gore
Sulefortpllinger, Digte, etc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
@riitianiaIaaet

ofboloer fin Sa1lefeit fgriH. Senong
Sen 29be So. poo Gait Safe Cont.
merciol Club, Gate ct. og 15tb
Mbe. 5., Mineapolis. 86rnenes Set
.begbn6er 81. g. Sc bofsnes 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Observation-Disclosures.

ct. Ne6erS banife &irfes &pinbe.
forening i11obbbes til Mg6e Sen 2.
San11or bos Mrs: so. @. Masmus-
fen, 3046 12no Mpe:: g. M1le er
biertelig belfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
st. Paul.
S. 8. 2ansfelot,
Sitp @ottor 8 Manaeer,
80 6. 9tb @treet.
Relefon: g. %. Saef1on 957.

NDbener
ulno pore @ebnfttotten S9noe le>
sseTft Dnsoog often. 8enpt on%en1taa-
eabe Moresie % Selefonnnmmer til
8Inbets gitp @bitor og Manager.
Snnnn,e 5tebs TON announcement
4eaues % 4ontingent betole8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
oscar II"

AT Scanoinabia1 : Mmericm 2iniert
anfom Sen II. So. til &sritianta.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Sie,,t ! snleferien.

Miis @bba Sgrenien reiite / 2gr-
bags biem til Omaha for at boloe
Sui Dos fine GoreIbre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
sspreninoen ,,@pbthaob"

ofob1oer Sulefeit / &opol Mrca1a1m:
Sall imorgen, 2proag, Mften 6en
,2Sbe %.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
;Snletrefef,

8 - w.
%arrongeret al 9ptre %. 5e111er al
Morge 2oeerne i ct. @oul, ofbol=
6es, iom t%o1igerere omta1t, fgrltff.:
Monoog Sen 3Ote 6s. i Sen itore
Dob 6ellom Sail, 156 IS. Off ct.
Soften begprtoer 81. z og bill Der
fGrit blibel br6t paa ct %afpefslet16e
mltitfalif 8rogram, 81. a. me6 Gang
|af bor befier6te 2ano7manoin6e,
Mrs. 0lipio Dab1 8o1lon, lom bill
bore bel fien6t fra ti6ligere Gi6er
|af BET m1tftfelifen6e Bubltfum. @1n
cit Gale bill blibe bolot, nemlig of
|@r. Gtatsqltoiter @reus. Mrligens
bill Ser blipe opfert ct @or Ea<
blauer. Otter bette mere officie1le
Nrogrom bill Ser Hipe 8epprtnin8,
% iao Ian1les ntott ON set itore SSu.
letre til egte gommellan0s S11lele=
&c. Senere bill ser b1ipe M%n1eoning
It'll Cans. &omiteen bar giort aft
for at fao iitan6 en- bpggelig Se1t og
Iopfor6rer til talrigt @eigg. Mos
gangstegn a SO Gents faaes beo
|Snbgange11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Sc ifanbinabiife Somrnaliiter,

Se it~at1otnabtite Sotrnaltfter,
Ser, iom tioligere nebnt, gie1nen1=
refer Il. g, eieite6e forrige Sreoua
ct. SAUL; Dor 6e fit en- meeet bier
telig Mootagelie. Me1. 8eigget Der
barebe ina fort, at ser bIep n1eget
lioen SID til at gjpre rarmere per-
ionlige 8efien6tffaber. s 2gbet al
|9ugen fful6e 11emlig life alene BE-
1es 8pens Seoer6igeoer, men Sc
ifuloe ogiaa bore tiliteoe neo cit
I2nncb og en- Mio6ag, bbor officieIle
'Galer 1aepe 8eilaq paa marge al 6e
foItbare 9tmer. Set bnr imi6lertib
|~intresiant at itifte 8efien6tifb meh
loiSie &olleger og 2an6smnnb, Ser
Egeiom bragte me6 Zig ct. @,t1t al
,2ibet fra @amlelan6et.
On go6t beipgt 2uncbeon Dor ar
,rar1geret al 6t. @ouI Msiociatio11 /
iner 11De Mtblette Club. Snbge
%preii6ereoe. Mopor ,So6g-
ion gnife0e 11eo bonlig 8eltalenbeo
@ieiterne @elfomrnen, og ST.. 81. 81.
@rebitao bol6t en- l9ngere oni laaen.
Be Gale, bborefter Meouftter Sacob
8ibnes, Socioloemofroter, @riitia-
mia, ipare6e og toffebe paa @iaiter=
mes 8egne.
Sm Mftenen boIotes en- of berbp,
renoe Sfanoinober %arrangereet Wei6-
bag paa ct. Baul &ptel. &oniul
,9r.sS. 6. Melion prpiioere6e. ga=
Ter bolotes Ter 81. a. at Mopor
Soogion % @ubern9rens @ribatIe.
fretar, ST. 2in6ql,iit. On %SSorrnaliI1
fra bberf 2an6 fDnreoe pao fine re-
ipeftibe 2atbes gurgennaol. 9oIcr
bar baffert oeforeret mes 6tier1e.
banl1eret o. De ifotoinabiife Aanoes
Stag. D4n Mftenen afreiite @in,
terne til Mu6iion, @tg, og 6erfu
cit 8uren til gbieago, bpor S1lIel
tilbringes,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Mprbfap 9oae go. 8,

ggnner at Morge, bol6er fit f.gritc
Meoe / set npe Mar Manong Mften
Sen 6te SSan11ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

r8ersensfiorb"
anfom S%1leoos til SEEM gorf fra
Morge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Sch aipb eller Separation al
Hire beise ben pelfjenbte Snpeler
EimDn &elion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
st an6t MhtaQaar

JnFes ollie 8lobets 2e1ere fra
gitD @6itor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
eraVmonumenter.

Mar ct M1ndesmmrke skal OPP
Httes paa Elders Afdedes Grave,
~ henvend Dem fsrst til dem
SON SEW forferdiger ale Slags
Graymonumenter At solideste Ora
nit. Skriv til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

Soreninsen 6aabet
baboe ignar 9lftes en- bellpffet Conn
lnenfomit for Mee6lem1ner neo Wg,
teman6 og genner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

123 So. Bird st. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Norske Kroner paa Hand. Vexler
paa Norge til laveste Kurs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-18
To Discuss Thrift Stamps.

Henry r. Scott and former Governor
Charles r. Miller will speak on the thrift
stamp campaign at Ezion Church, Ninth
and French streets tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-18
To ure a Cold in One Day

~ Laxative Bromo QuInine tablets
stops the cough and headache and
arts - The cod Z " Groves sig
natur, on each box S0c.-Adv-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-18
TANKS FOR PERSHING.
u. S. Machines Combine Good
Points of French and
English Makes.

Washington, Feb IS-Amerlcan trac-
tors have proved successful under tests
conducted ty British, french and Ameri-
can army experts and are expected to
play an important part IN the operations
on the western front this year.
The United States, 1t IS explained,
set aside s50,000,00 for construction Of
these tanks, which will range from II
to $50 horsepower. Many OF the tanks
have not only been completed but have
been shipped to France.
The American tanks are fashioned
more after French than British ones
The basis Of these new war machines
is found in the caterpillar tractors, The
British used the American tractor Us n
model for their so-called tanks or land
battleships but the British concentrated
attention on extra guns. extra arInoT and
extra motive power, with the result that
they have proved somewhat cumber-
some to support infantry action, it Is
explained.
The French have left the American
model practically unchanged except to
put ligh tly annored construction work
and comparatively light guns on them.
The French tanks are therefore less cum
bersom, even though less powerful than
the British.
The American plan is a combination
Of the French and British systems. That
Is, Gen Pershing has hghly armored
tanks as well as powerful ones. By
having wide variety he can use them
for various purposes
The tractor tanks will therefore serve
for transporting artillery and motor
lorries over rough roads and may even
be used in the fields as we'll as serving to
support the American infantry in action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-18
5000 SHELLS USED
FOR TRENCH RAID
They Were Fired Within Is
Minutes and Levelled
Everything in Front.
i, Associated rrc>, 70 livery Evening

Ut Associated Press 20 livery Evening
GRAND IN mot NRTLKs OF THE FRENCH
ARNA il IRAFCi Fsh 10 More than ;,
ann shells of every c.ilihrc were launched
the French batteries in the course of
+ MINUTES in preparation for a trench
md mort hra>i ~ Courcv. northwest Of
Rheims
small bpdy of infantry selected for
thlS operation Went over tho top at the
appointed hour. hut not alone, for the
spirli oi the French troops was such that
many others. even ordcrlcS, accompanied
them across the churncd ground
Every trench Was found lcveled; the
harned wire had almost disappeared.
although a few Of the shelters remained
untouched In these 10 Germans had
taken refuge until the guntrc ceased.
They then dashed out III an effort 10
cscapc hut the attempt was futile.
The German batteries, observing that
their comrades were All Killed or captured.
opened IRE ndlscrlmnately upon cap
tor> and prisoners hut writ ually all were
ahle 20 reach the French lines. The
French casualties were only one dead
"A nd seven wounded while the ground
over whlch the engagement had taken
place was thlckly covered with Ger
man hodics
The ralding party also brought back
much desired and precious information
gsrding She German dispositions IN the
rlult, q. Fort Bumont. around which
s4ch movement has recently been ob-
~rvcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-18
BANKS EAGER FOR U. S. PAPER
$500 ,00O, 900 Certificate Issue May b.
Oyersubscribed.

Washington, Feb 49, Banks have re-
sponded literally to the recent appreal Of
Secretary McAdoo to lay aside per vent
Of their resources weekly for purchase Of
certificates Of Indebtedness. issued in an
tlcipation Of the Third Liberty Loan,
according to the preliminary reports last
night from Federal Reserve Banks on the
sale Of the $500, 000, 900 block which closed
Friday
SO many subscriptions were received
that it viii be impossible TO tabulate all
until today or tomorrow, and conse-
quently the aggregate subscribed was not
determined
Secretary McAdoo announced that
other issues would be announced about
every two weeks until the total reaches
81, 600 900 900 If this plan is followed
closely another block of certificates will
be offered next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-18
DEATHS.

CROWLEY IN ms city On February IS
iqis Jeremiah Crowley
Eelatlvcs and friends are invited 20 at
End ths funeral from his late residenC
.Be last seventh stree. on Tuesday morn
ing ~ a clock Requiem mass al ST
Mar Church Interment al Cathedral
oHRIsTY A. Marshallton. Del on Feb
ruary T. iHl- sarah a. widow 81
,aptan William Christy. aged 7e
Rciatives ana friends are invited to attend
ne funeral serl ceS = ne ode r@aence tX Of he'
-trcei on Wednesday afternoon. a. 2 sc
% tlock lnfermeut private
-nEtGHTON In this city on February 10.
lale Lille DeichtOn. aged s. years.
Relatives and friends uf the family are
lutftrd so attend the funeral services al
tlt >.deucs 81 her son. Irwin J. DeightOn
an3a Washington street on Tuesday. Febru-
~ Ia 1915 az . clock. intermcnt private
Att salem cemetery
ORANEY In this city. on February IA
1915 Ahical y. widow ~ Thomas Graney
iSelatiVe, and friend- arr invited 70 at
,.nd tho funeral from her late residence
.uf Madison 81 rect on "Wednesday morning
80 e q clock solemn REQUIEM mass al he
athedral ln'"rmeni e 'athedrsl ceme-
uUNDFRtB ~ tn.s cifs on February IS.
tni- harlee T BiudcTer AGED - year,
gslastt.s.- friends members or tho L ~ N
and rn..nibar> of th" Eleventh Ward Rcpub-
hoan Club Or, invited to attend rhe funeral
-rrvi0t> 81 ht- lat rt-ldsnC' 32S Scvcnt h
IS
q clock intsrmcnt ~ SilYerbrook ceme-
fFrs
kITE On rms city on February Is. 1915.
sarah Ann kitt 10 heT Ssth year
Relative and friends Of the family are
invited to attend fbe funeral services at
ths residence ~ her son. Isaac Kite No. 1
south Bruons street. Tuesday evening
February i". a. = . clock Further services
and interment at 81 John 5 cemetery. Lewis
VILE. Chester County. Pa. on Wednesday
morning February - a. u clock
NALoNIN ~ this city. on February Is.
tolN Hannah wife OF the late
Pa rick " Nslouey
Relative and friends ~ invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence. 1915
MtHf Fourth street. on Wednesday morn
iur Fehruar1 20 a. O'Clock Requiem
macs q - Paul huron Intcrment at
Cathedral utmctgry
RiGBY - thi, gity. on February IT.
Igls Isabella y kIgDy
Funeral .ers ir"~ ~ her late residence
80 2uOb harkst street. on Wednesday
afternoon. FDbruaF! ~. 1915. at 2.3O
clnck lntermont private
WARNER At the residence Cf her son-in-
iar Charles 4 iones 1917 Gilpin avenue
on February H. 1919. Rachel r Warner:
aged Il years
Funeral serYircs Will D. helu a. 1912
Gflpin avenue this Monday evening Feb
ruary ls. a. O'Clock intermcnt al Loeb
Haven. pa