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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-07
STATE WILL PRESERVE a.
1,soo.oeo,ooo QUARTS
OF FRUIT-ESTIMATE.

Cleveland, April 30e-Statisticians
here have figured it4outathat honse-.
wives this year in the. United States;
will p~reseryey byacnrning; Abholpe,
100000, GOO quarts of fruits and
garden products. ~: aas
The method Of arriving tqthis; es-
innate. was as follows: Eight of the
principal factories in the country
making rubber rings for glass: jars
reported: a production of 836,76l,-
24S rubber rings for use in: home
canning; retailers and jobbers car.
ried over a considerable supply from
last year; adding to this the num-
Der, estimated, of special caps that
were sold and the probable percent:
age of rubber rings that could be
used a second time, basing estimates
on the quantities canned last year,
experts have arrived at the great to-
tai of one and a half billion quarts
for 1918.
Most home canning is done in quart
jars, and the number Of pint Jars
used, it is said, is Offset by the num-
Der of two-quart jars used making
the quart average a safe one.
If this canned product is .estimat-
ed at 20 to rs cents a quart in val
ue, the home Gamers will save from
$500, 600, 900 to s375,OO0,O0O and
will release that amount OF farm
grown products to the nation Tor
the armies, for most of the home
canned goods are from war gardens,
it is pointed out.
A vast saving in transportation
facilities is also shown and a great
deal of land that otherwise wouldJ
not be utilized for crops is made tol
bear it's quota for the nation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-07

Two per cent of the enlisted per-
sonnet of the divisions and detached
units of the Regular Army, National
Guard. and National Army, except
ing the Coast Artillery and various
staff corps, will be designated to
attend the fourth series of officers
training schools, which will open on
Nav 18th. Admission has also been
granted to some men who have had
at least one years military training
under Army officers at educational
institutions which have earned Gov
eminent recognition.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-07

If there is anything on earth that
gives a longing for eternal rest and
deep, damp solitude it is the man
who comes to town, builds up a big
business, grows rich, and then squat7
down on his gold like a hen on q
door knob, and is too stingy even to
let the gravels grind in his own glz1
card. A real, genuine 1s-kara1
stingy, selfish man, can't be honest
and if he ever gets to heaven and
has wings he. will fold them up and
walk for fear he will rufie q plume
or lose a tail carbohydrates
Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-05-07
A MESSAGE FROM FRANCE
Spirit Of This War Pictured tt ed BY French Schoolgirl
in Letter RescceiiDted by John II. Finley.

I~HIS lHer II u Of the many messages which have been received from the schools
i Of France n response TO- the messages from American universities and schools
carried to them BY John d. Finley Commissioner of Education and President OF
the University Of teState of New York. It is reproduced here m comes from q
pupil in the Lycee Victor Duny TN Paris which" he visited last May, and there heard
the pupils singing 1.-THE Star Spanged Banner" in French and crying in chorus
HViye i Ameriuue." It is doubted if there has been q more graphic Dr. poetic ex-
preston of that which separates the men in the opposing trenches O. of that which
brings America an France together
eft was only a little rHOer almost a brook; it a. called the
Yer One could talk from ne side o the other uikout raising
one. uoice, and the birds could fly ouer it uh NJ speep of their
uings And on the W banks there were millions Of men. the one
turned toward the other eye to eye But the distance Uhich sepa-
rated them Was greater than the stars in the sky; it Ws the distance
whch separates right from injustice.
Tn ~ocean is 70 ust that the sa guh do not dare t. ross it,
During cue days and seuen nights the great steamships of America
going at full speed drive through the deep Waters before the light
houses of France come inoU iew; but from ne side to the other
hearts are touching"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
POWERFULLINE
WON BY BRITISH
Defences on East Side Of Canal
du N0rd Of Enormous
strength.
ALL But IMPROBABLE
Importance Aaf Aic1.Ory Grows
When Character Of Defence
l. Examined.
ALL But IMPROBABLE
~ rI.RNN HOHINsON.
0pv~i0d1 l3lS- o' riTN't ~'serf'Ft

LDUdnr IfH"s rF~~irS
opv-,0fs MS. 81 -irh's -csr-reC
VII ri BRITISH NfA.r ~ TEa Nr'T..
Sep; 2a An inspection uf tne German
system OF nefeu"cs. GupDurs and lui~A
eRst nf ~. Cuual du Nurd, wncl we
nHvc taken shows that tne position WIS
v-~y powerful Immediately n"vnud the
cana the ground is u verttHno rshhi'
warren ~ gun positions, shelters and
deer duGnu;s hurrowed into ths ground
HGUusr the cana, hHrh and cutie i'm
nc~viuuf 70 Ruy guutlre
The sc-enF-n IL wnt-u these pasi.tnus
were hetd iq shown hE .hr enormous
quEn.i'' of euulnmcn; log heniut by thc
Germans ~ lhe., nigu- J nav uovp'.
seer 81 much litter H. ~ smnl! space
Dafnre AnG alrnos' every nrtinic urneu-s
u n. new. suppose ynls IL nera llsc
thEi particular srrrur wa held by the
a-ventt CHvRl-y DIVISION. whicr had
b..r newly fi-1ed on; wiz iufantrv
rQu urrusnt
II 'he sheltr-A .-euches. rur pi'e arC
dufou;F there H-s more rifles l"JUs uhou,
--rire clean rifleE--thar s"cu"1 n.rrs-
sRrv TOY the whole runne- NJ mGI ina
rnuld ne useu advauiGgeouslr the-c
BRvoneth were as numerous Hs r,f,ef InG
H we-e cartridge pouches W'.n these
we-s scr.wr Ehuut III ruu-r1nus uunhe'
~ tn helmetB. Eas MASKS watHr nnttieh,
hnmbs s-ick ;,rruades rt-srcninr tools
euansarka cnOke-y En'ver UnC forks
ano vhereve, meu Rirp,. uunnJit,es o.
hnOfs. urnEtiv novel;. pls wluF Curds and
n-'vH-t pnrerb
NC"er i,efD-t have ] Sepl rviunUar ~
Ruch hu~~l-d firfr bv Fuch numhe-s q;
mon Thc upad he-e L-r Few fpr pu"
'NPi nRr li-tir chance IT, Ei'i AIH1nlu"
runs and mine tu-uwcrs STAN H. thcir
positions wicn tne'r noses pointing uver
IN. hank Of the canal! Entities siD~rS
az ammunition u hu@Gs Or p.ieC tOose
rCaEy fnT uS' u~G rvo~Vw here. huf the
never were useG The uuHu;ity ~ ny
cilnvy ammunition Ns equally largo
with shollF ~ AL sI2Gs nuo gas eu..Is
o. Cve~N ruinr
What imu-csHes one he"nud ~ elise ~
DE wHp ~, fu"hiudur Ur Cnrrs % tnc
oLna' we've Eln~m"G ana nE~ri"G br our
men 7, 1t -ruo the condition ~ tie
ground pucryvho-r shows me rerr n
character %. nur hGrruro hui the Ger
mans mad bhundRut shelter wCi"i prp-
tcrtpd them WnILI even q few hundred
srout defenders might have done here IL
chilling t. thUE o.
Along the nnrtnm a. IN. rEuul runs
single line "f liFnI raiivuv wlrt I've
uuent BidnEs whicr eviuCu-lv was In
ls. until Recently Hnu Hheite-pd from
everythtnc CHrept Rnul!s dropping vc'-i-
rail-, The trulicyF st!! stand ana -nc
rHilS Hcrs ana rnv", OGr sn"liH drop
pnr irru tnt ana. have Gpllur"roG tnc
hricii WORT Of -hC wuliF uoUr tie hu,-
gum Much mnrt frequently they CoUred
great hoics ~ the Chalt aubuukmeut
above ~ the lncks, which G~e nuiIt
of sOhd masonry. ,nr shells have cAippeu
and broken Of pirceE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
ALLIES BREAK GERMAN LINE A T MANY POINTS;
PERSHLNG SWEEPS ON; GREAT T RETREAT NEAR;
NEW YORK TROOPS WIN NORTH OF ST. QUENTIN
Citizens Alarmed by
Bombardmcnt of Metz

A MSTERDAM, Sent. 29.-The
American bomhardment of
the fortress of Metz is getting on
the nerves of the German people,
This is emphasized by IA GORE
spondent of the Rhenish West
phaIian Gazette of Essen, who
visited Metz on Thursday.
When the hombardment of the
fortress area started the inhabi-
tRnts Of the city believed an air
raid was IN progress and took to
their cellars. When the truth
became known many persons left
the city. but ne asserts most of
them now have returned
Between September % and
September 26, the correspondent
says, forty shells fell in the out
skirts of the city where the
forts are located), killing q few
persons and doing damage to
property.
Other correspondents attempt
TO appeRse the anxiety OF the
Germans by pointing out that
Metz is fortified strongly with
all the latest devices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
FOES LOSSES IN WEEK ARE
100, 600 MEN AND 500 GUNS
Allies Since July Is Have Captured Western Front
250,000 Prisoners More Than 5000 Guns
and 10000 Machine Guns

Entente Allies, with the possible ex-
ceptior Of Palestine. where there ap-
pears 10 he lull In operations because
there ~ nc more Turkish army oppos,-
tiuh, nut the total at sppruximntely 90, =
400. perhaps q few hundred more. per-
hapE few hundred fewer With this biz
has OF man powc'. there came 400 runH
deor wedge has been driven into
th' German man powe- machine since
the Allies launched their offensive last
july Is On the western front alone II
Is estimated that 100000 prisoners hav.
heen iakeE, with more thar 1000 guns
and maChino guns, running well over
10000. This does no; include the
offensive in Palestine or the campai igr
launched II Macedonia which would ado
AT least I0U.0 .0Oo more 10 the totnl OF
prisoners, besides several big runs and
hundreds ut machine guns
Close students ~ the war he~c and
Others who have knowledge or osficia,
affairs explain that these enormous CAB
tureF al men and guns are causing great
dismat ~ Germany au0 are worrying
thc German war inaders. for It Is tn,
tore"unne' ~ military disaster
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
BULGARIAN PEACE
ENJOYS AT SALONICA
Germany Uses Pressure on
Gen. Todoroff-

PARE Sent 2a.--T'he Bulgarian uete-
gates whD ARE to discuss Arnistice and
probable peace arrangements with the
allied Governments arrived NJ Salnulca
Saturday The delegate. are Gen. Lob
koff. commander of the bulgarian Second
army NJ I.iHpchef. Finance Minister.
and NJ Radef fUrms. member o. the
Bulgarian Cabinet
tnaasmesE over the Bulgarian situH-
tior ~ increasing IN Germany and Aus
rrIa Germany u nrneavo oring 10 per
suadc Gen Todnrof, chief OF the Bul-
Eu-ian staff 10 throw mis- influence 10 her
size
Vienna newspapers balieve that the no
litical -Hactiou in Bulgaria Will result in
ar Austrian retirement In Albania DIS
orders are reported 10 have occurred II
Wanna
Emperor Charles presided AZ a meet
ing OF the Crown Council ~ Vienna
yesterday. according 10 q despuLch "a
tho Berlin TaD1blutt. The m-stiur
lasted tuIo the night and the chief sub
ject WIS the foreign situation, mar
ticuiEriy Bulgaria.
Premier Won HusEar REX according u
another despatch, tDld newspaper men
thu; there WIS no foundation fnr the re-
ports that Austria-Hungury mad changed
her attitude tpwRrd the wur.
Admiral vnn Hintae, German Foreign
Minister, declared yesterdR, In q speech
before TN Main Committee of the
RaichHtar TINT uR soon HF the fi-st
alarming nPws came IRON thp Mace
dOniRn frDnt thu German high com
mHnd rushed 10 Buirurip important
forces taken from the svuilabie reserves
A pGrt or these reserves already hHve
will reach their destination. Austria
already has gent on the wRy consider
able fDrees he added
In the opinion Of military experts
Admiral vDn tiint2e said, the Austrr-
German units would he nmple To re-
establish the military situation, nut nut-
withEtRndinE there were several very
untnvnrahle factors in the situation
which must he considered
Neither 10y bulgaria mar fnr us
however, must the game he considered
as lost" he declared
SOFIA despatch by way ui Zurich
sRvs the attitude ii the Socialist nart,
was me uf the decisive fnrtnrs IN the
Ministers, The central committee Of the
pA-tv on fepteuheI - called upun
Premier Malinof' H. open pHrleys FOR
pence with the Allies They were Joined
In their request ny the agrnrians
Manifestations Of hostility 10 tina
dynasty took place IN SnfiH and othsr
places In snme INSTANCES troops Joined
~ the outbreaks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30

11oNpoN Sep; as-The week Just
closed has been "a most successful one
for the Entcute Allies on al IN, fronts
OIL which they ny, engaged. both in
square miles Of terrain reEalned which
Includes advances OF the troops. and In
the number of PRISONERS and guns taken
Careful estimates made here to-day
placed the total number uf prisoners
taken IL the weeks operations al lOO.-
o00, witt more than eight hundred guns
IN making this estimate n is added
that the SerDiuns ARE not stopping to
count thoti prisoners In their sweep
through Macedonia. becaure their ad-
vance ms been tho rapid 10 devote time
"a taking stock " gains and prisoners
the Allies operating with Serbia have
followed ms course and have devoted
thsmseives 10 pressing the advance as
the BulgIVians and the German unC
Austrian -eCnforcemauH flee
Estimates of tn. prisoners taken H.
the last three dgys o. lighting whirt
mas beer heavy nr al the fronts o. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
Populace Has Risen and
German Forces Are With
drawing. II Is Said.
BREAK LONG EXPECTED
Well Defined Movement for IT
Began After Bucharest
Troaty Was Signed.
specia3 Cable DesHdtrh 10 TIN ST.,

''Ns' 'b'sF -'a9a h'i 'tb'AAo FfSrTIcO.
PARIS. Sept 2s-Added TO Germany +
worries over the state Of affairs in Tn.
Balkans. due 10 the sincere readiness
nt bulgaria 10 make peace with IN.
Entente, there came to-day via Swit2-
eriand the news that RumRnia had RE-
volted against the made III Germany
peace. The despHlches were extremely
brief, simply asserting thai the popu-
lace was reported 10 have risen IN arms
against German military rule and that
the German forces Of occupation were
withdrawing from the country ~ the
same time il was reported that the
German civil authorities were trans
ferrinc their state napers
The threatened break nf RumanIs
has been expected for some time Sine
the treaty of peace was signed ~
forced upon Rumania at BuchareE,
there has been well defined move
ment To bring that country back iutU
the war against Germany In fact Ru-
maria has been split into two parties
the Germanic and the anti-Ciermanic.
II the EsumaniaIls have revolted th3y
hive timed their action well, fnr Bull
saria has forced tfie Germans anG tias
Austrians 10 send reenforcements 70
her front 10 stup the victorious 40
vance % the allied troops. Calls have
beer made for German trunps in T;u-
mania to assist H. the Macedonian
fighting. hIr the conditions IN IumHnia
have heer such thH; & withdrawal ot
Teutoulc forces a. this slime was VIZ
tually impossibE
With EumHnia threatening German
rulr there more troops will n needed
and il apparently is impnssihic tor
Germany 10 provide them. with aftairf
on the western front and in the bal
kans going heavily against hcr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
$40 Smokers in 1889
IN Uncle Sans Army

II TIE Sun Tobacco und
had been II existence IN I-ag
Il wouiC hHvo fOund The SUPPLYING
Of fighting meu with tobacco ar
easier tGsE than tO-dBv when
there are nearly rwo million sol.
diers IT. need ~ snOkca. The
United States Army smokers II
1889 numbered only SG1. Fund
donors are EpulreL 10 hecomp
repcaacrF and q dO missionary
worE Lcud nov 20 do this o.
ulro
II olaaro received. We mad
none and We're lot uf rioory
boys till THE sun Fund gift
came. Wish could tel you
how much pleasure We &c; uut o.
reaI Amerlcau tobacco over
here"
First Sergeant r. 8. Hamilton,
Thirry-ffth Service COMPANY.
sigma Cprps, wrote the forero-
Ing card
WARNING, TIL Sun TO.
BsCCO FIND has NO connection
with any other fund, urEauizs.
rior or punlicgtiur j employs
20 agents ur SOLICITOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
FoNCK DOWNS 6 PLANES IN DAY
Heading Frrncb Are ErInEt Hi.
Total Up 10 CT.

TAEIH SEPT "S.--Laeu' genp lunri.
the leading J"CnCq ay!IgU- Druus ~
down FIX uncnv UirIluucF uI S1pt",r hey
20 His gotui nov lrErr-utcE s,st.-e..
Foucis igJeF, fcsr arr,Lnared a.. own
renord ana Hlgo tnus, nr EpIrt Tro.lup"
md Lieut. Ciuxtuu b1rr Of ia. Rr-!Av
Flying Corps,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
German Socialist Organ In
sists Action BE Taken
aI once.
AUSTRIAN BREAK FEARED
Berlin Also Learns Turkey j.
Ready to Make Over
lures 10 Allies.
Sprctu CUbis Nespdt-t 10 I'm SrS


IUHuoN. Sep. - --BulER-ia'E p-p-
rosR. fns al R~ni!s:ics. wnFthe- made
vi:h .hc rpru4zurre o. austria SaNory
and BavUr,a ms II nov irtimsIeG ~
certain vel Informed qua~-nrs has sru'
4 thri. o. despair tn~ouEhou; GERMAN
Its frs, erer, 10 srNwu ~ ,io ~"-
pn-Jer resiruattnG ~ ~rur; Won flc~f-
linE the lnner,al Chancellor To- yn'
panic on she Berlin stnoE Exchange uuG
IL the frantic announcements n Ncriir
and Vienna thar -eaufnrrementE a-'
heinF sent 10 the hard pressed HUI
Farians
The depressed feeling Is fu~Jar' en-
phasized by the Socialist newspaper
o-urucrtS. which uucic,pHcinr the nos
sihiltry o. Cie~mury Standing alone dt-
mands tina: tnu Government tHks I'm
mediate sreps to nnraiu peaCc. The news
pape- puints ir terrifying pictures cie"-
maryR ul-lmete sat" &! JH!s IS rrf ac-
conlpl!BheG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
AMERICANS FIND
FOEDESPERATE
Enemy Greatly Increases His
Resistance All Along
Meuse Line.
UP RESERVES
Capture OF Mon tfsucon l. in
Face Of Stupendons
Difficulties.

N'~f ~HI ANEmCAN arN- NuI.-F-
WIS pF TERrr-N sent "S--Tns enemy
greatly Increased nF Resistance ai
iinuc tnf American !'rc to-day. adding
h's stirf"neG oppnsic'Ou 10 the unfs vura-
bic vcath"r. winch tmDedcG the advance
10y mai:iur haisnu difficult aud r-snspor-
ia'tnr Drrcu~iuus The upp0sitior vus
heGFIesr OA the right RuU le-t, vet .hc
American cNt~cme los; made Epud prog
-csg despite the s..s'cs' l.'ud u. nEhthF
HSa!rfSr maunur guns
Ths Un,,a 10 ,hc Ugh, likewise had IN
contend with hoavy machine ruus and
a~t.itr~' i~r ron east Of ync Nieust
Horu~ts Iudlrat, ina, the encuy Is b~iuF-
uS NJ re.r~vry which Will he ~ Il posi-
tiuI 10 oncrsto IN tne Mouse- N nsr lc
Frrtu" uuC is cnnrcr t~I ing heAvy ~
-.,icry IL snc wupue wns; o. Eomaguu
f'~iSon"rt si,N shat hCav' machine rum
a." noInE niacrG aiuns lne krinmhllde
defence line and IN otnc- seotn-a IL tnIs
nelEnuo"nnnn
.aC I,cruIHur E-e nclcveG II nt uDv
using inc,r -cse~vee To- -renT nTu~rrmrnrs.
M. nasw thstandins ths me american
ac-syr CHu-,Huro - da,.
Line Remains About Shn
~ -ne outEe' ~ lie At-a-D he ..r, ral
:-un ,he sou-ne"r edge o. Sp.eu,er ~
'tc-geS rom v'Ac, Tho enanE, hsl1 nu,
hcsI e.,i-e'y expelled, .nanc. g. one I..i-
Oms-e, snu.t o. Exn-nnu. upw-I. ~ Au~.-
mon. tneuoe u . snu D.. v'eErpr.v director
~ Il 0n!r; upnosi'e Suu-v,,ie and ron
here westward ~ EruR-".iI. T. ~,.-
mRineu approximate -u0 sau,r e M,
r,nSU ~ nc ds'
Dr. 70 hits h ~. .nagvy Cuus o. lnr
French Hnd Am"'l'GEr upon -rr n-1at
"a uEC "h.l"nur a. rvu pr,O.s Chn. o.
Waves v-nr' '-s IrmnoiL ''r mo-.
o., ne A~gnnnr Fl"es. wc-, reuo--"l TO-
dSv ny RG"Ia. ungnr"c~s
~. lie~u,aus ALve ha.r using ch.
cun n'i'ltlnG - brcOn6 y'aDo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
Entire German Line From
North Sea 10 the Moselle
Likely TO Crack.
GIANT P1NCERS WORKING
BclCians Reclaim Towns Held
Since 1914 and Near Roulers
-Enemy DemOralizcd.

lnNDoN, Sent. 2H,--IrncIically fhe
entire German line in Belgium and
Frnnce from the NUrth SeH tO the
region under the guns W Niptz to-day
is under tremendous pressure frun
the armies of the Allies IL whnt j.
undoubtedly the SreD1cs' battle the
world mas ever known Marsha Tnch
has courdunted the blows of rha
RritisG, French End American armies
In such mn~rerly WAY that ihc Ger
mans do not know which way tn turn
Evervwhere along the front az
nearly 3oU miles tbc Germnns nre
under nrtnck and lhcy have hceu de-
pr!vrd of their main resource In the
past. tit quick shifting OF reserves
from one point To another. for il .hay
succeed IN moving their sraucy ~
serves from one stH,Tn' 70 another in
more imminen; peri the Serrnr which
shcy left Immediately hec0mcs tho
ia-get of Il new urtack.
Must riGht Where Tbcy srnpd.
Tho reSuli IL thu' The Germans
have been compelled to ngh. where
thes stand. while Marsha FonA IN
c"mfhere r~asAssfpr nj thc in't!a-sv.,
watches Ike an eagle and Strikes a;
every point whore weaknc.e dcvD.op.
IL The German uun
me Sreh' drive tooE M s"ea1ly IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30

T'AHrs, Sept. 2H---Fremier Clemenreau.
notwithstanding that Saturday was his
seventy eighth birthday, visited the
front and confsrrsd with MnrshGl Foch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
10 Dead Germans Lay
Where ! II. S. Man Fell
nv the AsSoc,1fed Press


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF YER
DUN, Sept. 29.-Ameriran staff
officers visiting a battlefield on
this sector yesterday found
dead American soldier sur
rounded by ten dead Germans,
whom ne apparently had killed
before being slain himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-30
WILSON FOOPEN
DRAFT LOTTERY
TO-day's Drawing to Follow
Same System as Previous
Ceremony.
1900 HIGHEST MBFR
Only First Hundred Will Re
Announced Publicly on
Opening Day
1900 HIGHEST NUMBER
Spsr.a! Despatrh to THr srS

WABHrNGTOT. Sent 2a-;ln all like
lihood President Wilson will draw III
noon Tomorrow from Provost Marshal
General Crowdsr's fate-ul glnsE how the
( first Eelntine capsule In the greatest
and perhaps the lag; national lottery
America ever may see
AL is ready for the drawing which
will he staged this time IL the his
caucus room un the second fiuoT Of the
Senate Office building rrovosJ Marshal
Gen. Cruwder muster of the draft was
keeping carefully concealed Tonight the
name of the individual To whom the
honor was TO 20 o. drawing the first
number. Secretary Baker. TO whom the
honor Tell In the first irnrt is abroad
ASsis.arlt Secrprary Crrwel Secretarv
Daniels, members of the Senate and
House Military committees and all Off
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