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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
ALL PARIS REJOICES
OVER LOST PROVINCES"
Rewinning Of Alsaoe Lorraine IS
Marked by Great Jollifleation
III Gay Capital.

paris Nov Is Today was .hlsace-
IorraInc Jal IN 'lu@ he day was reIe-
hrated not III victorious troops marching
through the city. tut by countless pro-
ccSsIons of civilians on parade before
Io 600 troors scattered along tie route
frnn the Are dc Irloruphe 20 the Place dc
!, Cnncordr aud then past tie monuments
~ loan III Arc, Gamhefta. and Lafayette
III L estimated thar 2n0Upa members OF
,nctcilt~ OF every kind marched ~ ~"
prorre~iun>, ana Il ~ccfuod - II the re-
lnAlndt.r Of Paris taking advantage 81
tfc clear, cold weather llncd the route
II vas the first ofhcal grand mann
fcstAtion since the armIs;lcc "as sRHgd
and was intended 20 sNmboil1e the
gratitude Of the civilians 10 tue we
torious troops Spruce branches bfought
from Asacc bv american automobiles
decorated the stand from y hleh PRESIDENT
poincare spike The stand faced tie kue
de Strassburg, the Rue Lille and the
Place De Ia oncorde
detachment of American soldiers
and American Red Gross women work
ors received warm welcome from the
crowd 4 group OF fifty ayorS ana 100
veterans from At5ace-IorraInr- sur
rounded by young arls dressed IN the
national costume oi Aisace-l 0rrainc,
evoked the greatest enthusiasm.
President Poincare. speaking at today $
raI,bration over the return 20 France oi
AI.ace and Lorraine. saId that those
Droblncps had been awaiting IN silence The
awak niug Of sleeping justice
Germany. bv her declaration Of war,
he said had liberated the French from
tbe coercion to which they were con
.tr.,iue,I 10 submit through their love Of
na4ca and horror OF bloodshcd. The
country and the army had passed through
four wears Of alternate hope and detection.
Tho nation had seen death pluck the
Houer of it, Youth but nothing had
broken its viii to vanquish Perseverance
and energy. said tho President. had iihaiy
been rewarded and Alsace-iorralne had
again become French.
NJ Polncarc praised the sagaeitN ana
! energy of Premier George lcmenceaH
who had worked for the liberation o. Tie
| captured provinces.
Most OF the heroes who had fallen III
the war, he said, had not known Alsace-
Lorraine. the people there we're not their
ncichbors But they had kept their eyes
| III The incffaceable vision Of Alsace-ior-
zines blue mountains and wide plains,
| and had sacrificed themselves 70 return
| them to France
IIe asserted that the proposal for a
uIebjscite TO determine the disposition
ii the provinces was noting but snare
and All attempt at perversion Of Justice
What had come was restitution, pure and
simple. and that was what the universal
conscience demanded
The President sad that the forces Of
the Allies had won equal glory on land
and sea in their struggle for common
ideal He ended with an expression Of
reverence for those WHO had fallen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
KEEP UP TRAINING
At CAMP DIX
Discipline lust as Severe as When
War With the Huns
Was On.

Camp Dix, Wrightstown. \. J.. Nov
Is Every man on his toes IN antlcI-
patton Of change in the expected peace
program of rehabilitation until he IS
actually discharged from military scrv-
ice IS in effect the order for conduct
Of every military organization IN Camp
Dix Not even fractional tagging OF
4odicrly discipline and morale will TIC
permitted and offenders against miIi-
tarv regulations Will face regulation
penalties right up to the actual moment
of decentralization. Court martIals arc
expected 10 hc extra strict IN dealing
with men " no take "Frcnch leave dur
ing the next few weeks
The general order oi Secretary OF
Mar Baker. commenting the men in
thc training camps, promising them
discharges rs speedily rs military con
dIt,ons permit and urging the uphold
md 0f the morale. which, he SAWS, rs
tho great glory" ol the army, WAS read
to all organizations II rctpnt
Ram never irll on . more disappointed
So, of men than are the officers and en-
listed personnel 81 tho American Tank
Corps, transferred from their training
camp ST Gettysburg, Ia to Camp lhN
With tho prospect OF an CarlY demo
lIlIzation For weeks thcv nave been
training with the one bIg idea IN mind
of "tankIng ID across Germany to the
Ncr> gates 81 Fcrl:u and prrading down
| ntcr dcr Linden with tho conqucring
armies III ! triumphant entry The fact
that tho knowledge of thclr ability 70
~ this very thing may have had . hig
weight n forcing German capltula-
ton docs not il tho least aSSuage their
Grict
While As 4 combat organization the
Tank Corps w,lI probably under the
War Department. schedule ~ one q
h last of the troop units now in tho
nltrd States to hc dcmoblI7cd, i
Is doubtful ii they wlil continue thor
/ spcclal raining hero None of tho cqtin-
mont h;~ hec0 hrought from the GcttNs-
turg camp The enc hope " Tho tark
mon i That if serious policing duties
develop IN German cit.cs small tank,
mnt ho stationed with cach garrison
oi occupation for the moral effect upor
rlotlng Huns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Good Work br Prison Labor.

When that section of the Lincoln
II ghway between Prices Corner and
Marshall,on had been completed, motor
isIs and dr'vcr- of vehicles Of all descrip-
tons. having occasion to use the road will
have 0 thank partly. the prisoners from
the New Castle County Workhousc For
It is safe to say that without the labor Of
these men, while labor was 80 scarce; the
road could hot havc been finished even
a soon Is il now promises to be- II is
asserted that the use of prison labor for
this road work, has proved entirely sue
ca.sf,4l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
THREE AUTO COLLISIONS.
Vehicles Damaged But Injuries To
Riders Were Not Serious.

An autoIn o ,ile operated by Bessie
Groves, bearing Delaware license number
9lS. ran info milk wagon owned and
driven by Jessie Joshcn mt Tenth and
French streets ycatcrday. Neither Miss
Groves nor loshcn were injured. The
wagon was badly damaged.
Thrown from their automobile when
il turned turtle near Rose Hill school
house. H. ]. ColIrs and Elwood Hayes,
Of o24 Young street, New Castle, were
slightly injured. They were brought to
the Delaware Hospital in the ambulance
Of the Bethlehem Steel Company After
having their injuries treated they were NJ lie
to return TO their homes.
An automobile operated by John NJ.
Rajevick, Of 2S2i West Second street,
was completely demolished when IT
collidcd with a trolley car at Fourth and
Adams street John Bcvcrian, p years
old, of 2Slo West Second street, an oc-
cupaut of the machine. was thrown out
and sustained decorations of the scalp.
lie was treated at the Delaware Hospital.
Rajcvick was uplnJurcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
BURN CHURCH MORTGAGE.
Second Baptist Celebrates Lifting Of
Financial Obligation.

I>r llerry \ C.rl. ~etasr. acting pa>tcr
al the second Ean8~t Church delivered
a sermon Yesterday om cots Pillars
FolloWin1 thc ~srIo} q nlt~f impressive
and Interesting feature % the worship
w. the burning of thc $4,000 mortgaGo
Two small girls katherine ~huStcr and
Marion Asrheuhach. came down the
aisle 30 tie front Wit q basket II flowers
among which lal thr mortgage 1r
GricSemor received fhs mort gage and
passed il IL Cnar.r~ Wollaston, who
together with III AIerrl1' antl Ar.
Hurley had bean called u The platform
by the minister
Nh Neli@~yau i II Cd ri4c mort g.
following which ,ar congregation roee.
and sang q Thanksgiving HMM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
CAMP MEADE READY
TO MUSTER MENOUT
Tankers From Camp Colt Are
First Group TO CHECK
In

Camp Meade. Admiral. Md, Nov
Is Shouting and cheerful, although
tired hungry and cold, the first troops
sent 10 this camp To he dCmohlllzcd arrived
in u motor-trick train Saturday nlght.
They were tankerS, l16 strong, iron
CanD Colt. Gettysburg, Pa, some with
overseas experience. Tut most OF them
not nm TO the requirements for the strcnu-
ous tankinr game. and thus CLASSIFIED as
DEVELOPMENT men They have had
rough rides IN tanks and they have had
MANY months OF training, but their rae
here was probably as severe Il test as any
they have vet faced Al were without
blankets and some without ovcrcoAtS.
The trn hV motor-trucH was a severe
STRAIN upon their feet and many had
l,listcrs
But the fellows. EVERYONE = volunteer
for the hazardous tank lighting, had
little complaint 10 make. They knew
they were here to check in The slogan
of This branch Of the service ls, Treat
Fm Rough. and some uf them Sald,
iokipgly that now that there Is no enemy
IL ire Il rough II WAS decided to treat
the taukcrs themselves rough. Hard
knocks and hIlstcrs mean nothing kc-
portS from France ali agree that the
American tAnkers from Colt mado =
glorious record Tor themselves when
given i chance.
This camp now enters upon MS I'M
portant TASK rs dcrnohlllEnG machine
iIcrr soldiers were made IN q hurry 70
meet i grave crisis, aud here sohcrs
ar, ta IL u,nnaIc in haste 70 meet the
rcanon. crisis caused l,y the resumption
of indu- er>
program for drmoIiJlation Is i
the hanu~ 81 every oIhcrr now - 'iH''
orders may he carried ont promptly !,
each pha>r of the complicated process i
reached. Men ef Development hattai1ouS
having oulv few moro DAYS IN camp
AR arlt,nc honc. unl MANY ol th'
vi~o>r nrc eHtlng II touch by letter
with former euplo,er~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Dr McEutee GasSed

Shermer H. Stradley, with Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, re-
ceiyed d letter last week from his friend,
m pr herRa5d f1 .tnan Mnnieg 4 Of bd tins sib st t gd
Ambulance, British Expeditionary Force.
The doctor. who resided at No. 8l1 West
street, and who is well known, has been
in active service at the front since October,
1917. lie entered the service in the Medi
ca Officers Reserve Corps. American
Army. in july of last year, subsequently
being transferred to the Butis forces
He has had a thrilling experience. having
been "gassaa." As 1eeuyered however.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

Germany tries to mnvc as "a pity
and shoy tiat without ford she viii sink
INTO BnIehevlarn and anarchy Never
tbelceY the old impcrlah7lI" ordor -tll
stands Tho minority and it's boprg"o.
arc ~ agreement - tho nation ~
united and disciplined and ca9"r !" agaH
takc up it- economic trk nte n
Obtain tIl thc g'mran'oe# norc-sar '"r-
mang vll aoan bc forinidab'c Tomorrow
and It'll eaeer ~ inTadc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
FRENCH PUT |NDEM NIFTY
At S68,0O0,000,OO0
Germany and Austria Owe Allies
100000 Tons of Shipping
for Vessels Destroyed.

Paris. Nov. 1S-Germany's debt 10
France is estimated at $40 600 0O0,WH
francs fabout SOS, 600 900, ,00O) 10y Ie
Matin i'm an editorial on Saturday. The
newspaper apportions the debt as follows.
Return of the indemnity of 1871 with
interest. 0O0O, ,000. 600 francs; expenses
in the present war. 100000 100000
francs. pensions, 10000 000,000 francs,
and rcparation for damages, 10000
600 600 francs.
I.c AIatin declares that France must
obtain acknowledgment nf the debt be
fore examining the way III which II IS
to be paid France wants 40 indemnity
profit. but all frenchmcn want lawful
rcparailpn.
Germany and Ausiria. if adds. should
return 10 the Allies a minumlm of 7n00,
0O0 tons Of shipping IN payment for shat
DESTROYED IN the war but they have ~
their disposal only 300O0 900 tons Con
scquentIv the delivery of tho cntlrc Ger
man-Atlstrian merchant marine would
constitute only half reparation.
London. Nov I6. British newspapers
comment on the fact TINT considerable
anxiety Is being displayed by he Ger
man cafiiialst classes In efforts to cradc
the war charges facing their country. The
wcaIthlcr Germans are SAID 10 be trans
ferring large amounts Of money 10 neutral
countries. The result Of this policy. II
was sad. would naturally be to shift
tic burdens Of the war onto the shoulders
Of thc poorer classes
The Tunes and other london papers
declare that the aIlled Governments viii
not allow chlcancry ~ tins sort tolnter-
fore with any rlghtfu demands which
thcv make upon German resources. Tins
IS declared to be realized l'v flnnnciers
IN neutral countries, who look upon he
manuuvres 81 the German capitalists
with suspicion
Dcpntv Maurice Barree warns the tlilcs
that tho must secure gnaranteot now,
so that GERMANY will not be nble soon -
break tho peace of Europe Writing ~
the Echo de Paris n support of thc warn
ing. IL SAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
w. Puscy Named President o { the
BOARD of Trustees.

At the annual meeting Of the board Of
trustees Of the Homeopathic lIospit n
Saturday afternoon. Charles " Pilscv
wns elected president for the ensuing
year. John Richardson .Ir. wee president;
Security Trust and Saie Deposit ON
pauy. treasurer, aud Robert y hemp.
secretary
Al The meeting Of the board Of mana
gers, following the trlstees meeting. Mrs.
& Wesley Wrldin presided. Reports Of
officers showed the past year had been
the most successful ever conducted hV
the institution lhe new wing recently
erected whlch was ist'd rs m emergency
hospital during the recent efrdemie. now
IS ready fur usr tllHs providing additional
facilities for operation ii the hospital
Sincere revolt i The mother Of natio >
at,t, Int tau..E tter,cttJe ufs3u III he faflor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
( Seccnd Sfrov berry rcr.

DESPITE the irosts several residents of
ToNn.eu1 Ire picking 4 second crop OF
strawberries and report the fruIt a
beng Of the tnc~' quality several
quarts i the iu>cIaG- fruit have been
picked from he patch ot George NJ Outttn
durInG H. past ie1, DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
L,EoRrTas SUPPORT CEoRcE
Rarnes Announces Hc viii stay WIZ
Coalition Cabinet

fonduu Nov H"t7
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Fa rfe<. rclalor III fho
.auaur-.e5 h.' tr aftaa III
bt remaining ,iiH 'r
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thc Hgbc-f -iaua+rt
ilarflt. nc eaind nr
roH uo pugrr sr'd
rreatlry crglucs H'-t
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
As Spanish Influenza.

Is an exaggerated form oi GRIP, Laxative
Bromo Cunne Tablets should he taken
in larger doses than are prescribed for ordi-
nary Grip \ good plan 5 Hot q wait until
you are SEX hut prevent 4 10y taxing
Laxative Bromo Qu.n.ne Tablets IN time
-ATx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
| HAD NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Ny FRS mt H aIth and
Strength TO Vinol
Now owe

Burdett, n. VI keep house for
my family of three, and raise chick
ems. | had nervous breakdown, SO
/ was unable to work The doctor
did not seem to help me, and cousin
asked me to try Ninol 1t built me
up ] now have i good appetite and am
well and strong Mrs Loyal Palmer
There is no secret about Vinol
1t owes its success to beef and cod liver
peptones. iron and manganese peptonate>
and glyccrophosphates the oldest and
most famous bod dy-buiiding and strength
creating tones
y 3 Danforth Druggist and drug
gusts everywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
TO Study in New York.

Dr David Rosaman will leave On
Monday, November p, for New York,
where he wifi spend two months in the
New York Post Graduate Hospital
specializing Ia children ) diseases, to the
treatment u which bis time is largely
devoted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Gocs With du Pont Co.

.lafnoa Warren having gued ~ Fl
c.fy policeman, haa gore Win the aH
Isaf p9-s.4rr ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
healed that ugly skin eruption!

Resinol Ointment heals skin irrita-
tions that if neglected become serious.
One small pimple or slight blotch
mars the most beautiful face. a patch
If itching eczema or other skin all
ment causes great discomfort and
much misery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
437 ARMY CASUAL TIES
REPORTED N SHORT LIST
10 Killed in Action. 10 Die Of
Disease, 90 Wounded and
81 Missing
~ A....i...l rn..- n Icy EvcnLn.

Bv Associated Press - livery FyruinS
Wa-sinefan Nov IL Thc following
ca,.I,Itrr~ were rcpnrfel hy hc command
Ino general III tho Nmcucan Expeditions
arv Forces
kIEra u ae'inn ...-.......- l.'
Died ri wounds ...-..... ~
Dicl Fl disease ilo
Missing ~
Among tho missing iii action arc.
Corporal Geofrcv II Pryor, Salisbury,
Md. Prisatcs HARRY y Ravland. ilaG-
cretovn. Md. William R lc>~an Rarc-
llra. Md lloyd J.. Lawrence Howard
park Md
There were no DelawarcanS nau.cd Nn
list.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
GERMANTOWN man
PLACES VALUE HIGH

rpderIck Borel r. Us T. Johnson
ST. Germantown, Philadelphia who re-
tired from actlyc business some years ago
SAYS he places high value on Tanlac
Hcis 67 wears old and says ] had stomach
trouble and run down system Ny
stomach was behaving So badly and 50
much gas formed around my heart that
] was Iii worried and upset A friend
suggested Janlac Tie very first Two
dose gave inc immediate relief, and I've
improved steadily ever since When
spoke about recommending Tanlac my
wife readily acceded
Tanlac is being sold at y B Danf orth 5
Drug store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

Rcsinol heals skin sicknesses be-
cause il contains harmless antidotes
for such conditions
Resinol Ointment was originated by
a doctor for the treatment of eczema
and other skin affections, so You need
not hesitate to use it. 1T All d<aietf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

Sincere revolt Is the mother Of natIo :
atty but much depends nFon the father
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
SPECIAL SALE
AT THE
BUSY GROCERY STORE
Former Egan Store.


Our store is loaded with delicious articles
tPostively the best line of groceries that money
can buy.
To show our appreciation to our, patrons for
their generous patronage and good WI to this
ticles on sale at the lowest possible cash price.
On account of the saving we have made pos
sible for you in the purchase of the necessaries
and danties for this Christmas time. these prices
are for cash only.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
10 accomodate our friends and patrons, we will
accept Liberty Bonds for their full cash value.
This offer applies not only to the former Egan
store, but also to the Fanger Department store.
Those wishing to buy handsome coat, suit,
hat, underwear, hosiery, or any Of the numerous
articles in our stores suitable for Christmas gifts
have q golden opportunity by taking advantage
Ut this offer. not only to save on their purchases
but at the same time procure the best on the mar
ket. and still keep their bank balance intact
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
Mixed nuts, zoe per pound at s.
Brown and Son. DBL
Please Pay Up

All those knowing themselves in
debted to either Of my stores, are
urged to call and settle their accounts,
by cash or note before January LIST.
We must have the money and we do
not want to cause you any trouble
but many of the accounts have been
running too long already.
Liberty bonds are as good to US as
cash, so if you want to trade in youl
Liberty bond on your account, we will
accept it at it's face value.
If you are indebted to US, please
give this matter your immediate at
tention.
il M. FANGER
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-19
Dry Goods. Notions

Ladies Purses, 49c to $500
Fine Hd'kfs. 10c to -........... Soc
Elegant silk hose in different
colors.
Several articles in handmade
crochet, vanity bags, collars,
ETC., at reasonable prices.
All kinds of stationery.
Gents ties, belts, hosiery,
etc.
We have Lemons, Apples,
Bananas, Celery, Lettuce, Gran
berries, Citron, Lemon and
Orange peel Currants, Raisins,
in fact everything to make
your Christmas dinner a sue
cess.