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PEASANTS LEADER WARNED
BULGARIAN KING ON WAR


London. Dec. An. Stambuiiwsky
leader OF the Peasants party and head
on the New Peasants government In
Bulgaria. was among those who sought
20 prevent King Ferdinand from COM
hitting Bulgaria 10 war on the side OF
the Central Powers.
~ conference OF party leaders
held with the Ning at the palace. NJ
Stambuliwsky spoke his mind freely
telling the king that he was leading the
country 70 destruction. and that h,
would pay Tor his crime with HE
crown aud perhaps with his head
TO this the isins replied that STAN
buliwsky need have no concern tor ,h,
royal head, but had better take ear,
OF his own. Later Stambuiwsky was
Imprisoned.
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SECRET OF GERMAN LONG
RANGE CANNON is GUARDED
Win tho American Army o. oeeupa

With the American Army OF Oeeupa
ton. Dee 4. by courier 10 Nancy -
The inside facts regarding Big ber-
tina" and the other monster German
guns may be- locked up with tho nu-
merous secrets 81 Germany. Informa
ton that reached the American army
officials is to the effect that German
guns Of heavy caliber It various points
have been shipped 20 the interior az
flat cars. Shipments ~ parts Of hil
gun cmplac"ments are also reported
Germars int~trogated as to the dip
position Of big Bertha" and thc othe
large calibered cannon. claim to be is
aoIant VI their present whereabouts.
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SECTION NUMBER TWO.

Washington. Dec. 4.--The following
casualties are reported hy the Com
mlndinB General " the American Tx.
Probationary Forces Died Of Wounds
no, died Of disease. 27s wounded de
gree Predetermined ~, missing in ac-
ton 2d7 Total .66
The following texans are included II
the lists;
Died OF Wounds.
Corr Alfred T.. Jones Austin
PRiNATES
l1lvcn Helms Linan
Ernest r. Petit Moran.
Died OF Disease.
LfEUTENANrS
Frank j Alien fulirf
Hpicomie y = len. san Antonio
Corp August g. Schwelss. hronhim
pRiNATFS
John W Alexander Houston
Charles iieyer Victoria
Gilhcr' e. Hrnola Henderson.
VIM u Mints rhaiia.
Robert T. Vaughan. levitt
Dick y Peterson, Saton
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
rRtNATES
Manuel Burgess Grand SALINE
Robert Estefn. Lucy.
sam Fletcher. Whiteshoro.
Frank Fred Hnase, Now nraunfois.
Dodge D. Westfnll. nir spring
MISSING In Action.
sERGEANrS.
Jesse j. Jackson Rrownwaod.
Thomas n lopls. Dallas.
Cook Frank l<ocurek. Clarksvillc.
lI'RlNATES
James l.. Cook nenison.
Xche Francis. WiisonNllle.
Asa Giiiey hurkeviic.
Jesse ~ Stone. Rockwell.
! Hcrscl a Wells Creath.
| lesse Claude brady Aledo.
John rrior Holder Tlmpson.
| Alexander Treio Laredo.
Ras moud D. Rountree chiffon
lin Rerr' Wnbugn. Wone CITY,
Edward W Neagcr, Mundns
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SOME LATE ONES


Tive shipWrocked sailors were on "a
dessert island They we're utterly mis-
crohie pmchod with hunger aud cold.
The one more wre1chod than the other
said 90 his companion
Can Nou pray, 1914
"No
can you sing a hymn
"No.'
Welt said the first let's have
something religions lots have col
lection TIL Bits
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Give me- the hook about The Girl
Thai i.ust Her Limb . demanded q
man at thc pAbnc library the other
dns
Il was discovered that what he
wanted WIS Gene Stuitton porter's
"Glrl of the IAmberiost Indianapo-
lis Newa.
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Husband know man whr has
been married thirty years. and he
spends every evening IA home,
Mite That's something Ike love.
Husband 80. II isn't. IFS paralysis
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Notice.

an accounts due me and not paid hy
December %. isis. viii be placed IN
the banda u my attorney Tor oollec-
ton. q H. Treadwen. -~ady.
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Caller classified advertisements cost
little but bring big returns. Try them
for results,
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MAKING GOOD.

,.The gallant ncu our armed land and sea have
osl, fought ideals which they know 90 he the Ideals o
heir country Is ny duty 20 play my iu part ~ making
GOOD What they offered their lite blood 10 obtain
This splendid sentiment expressed by President Wilson VINO
ability to give verbal con-
cepou spiritual feelings Of his eowi1os uttered upon
the Paris Conference which VIII de
rpine tic worlds destiny mp the spirit and OF
America 20 the affairs of the world today
history releie as II rs WIN deeds ol heosm
and sacrifice hi, written such chapter OF ulse
eryre and that which deals win America p
patton Ia the greatest of all wars.
Aud indeed Citing that the leader Of great people whose
en ability 70 pat the thoughts and aspirations ~
ia men mere made him. almost by consent the
acknowledged spokesman worldwide democracy should make
ooo,l what thea THEN likes ohnih SERIOUS minded
tfiots party affiliations take we believe he Stock
N thc mental initengs Of politicians n Washington who seek
oiori,tv attempting call the Constitution mo
Judgment lgans, the President ms purpose 10 discharge maj
which, the light Of his leadership Is matter OF smpe aul
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WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


Weather bulletin for the "a hours
ending d. m, 10Th meridian tine.
Wednesday December g. 1918
S,........ Nf..,t %ti,l
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SECTION NuMetR oNe.

Washington. Dec. rhe following
casualties arc reported by the Com
handing General OF the American EN
peditionaty Forces. Killed In action.
aG1 died ~ wounds, 2Ss died 81 accl
dem, aud other causes. is died of air
plane accident l2 died Of disease. 1853
wounded severed, --2as wounded. de-
gree undetermined 2SS. wounded
aiGhily 500. Total .7og
The following Texans are included In
the lists
Killed In Action
Sergeant lake McNair Concnu
iCORpORAIS
Gcorg, Arlington. Nacogdoehes.
Frank d potevt. Venus
Oscar Erwin wurzbach RIO Medina.
NRlNATES
Frank fiemings. Memphis
Thomas y. Bla@i,mau Seagovllc.
Charlie NJ Turner. Mattnhure.
Conception ortiz. EagIs Pass
Bernard a. StcRar. Marlin
Died OF Wounds.
SERGEANTS
Benjamin y. Seaborn. Affair
Hulcn r. STANLEY Riverside
CORPDRAf.S
Walter G. Fesains Palmer.
Alvin H. tint. Austin.
pNiNATES
Horny Aubrey Anthony Denton.
Aubrey A. lrlshce. De Leon
Henry g.. Buotiiett. i.AncNiiic
Nortun stanley HARDWOOD Pine Minis
Fred Secrets wilson Clemens.
lsbcrt n Wilson. Henrietta.
Died From Accident and Other Causes.
Corporal frank Junior sckics Waco.
Died From Airplane Accident.
LiErTENANTS.
Ros O. Carter Paris
Carl \ Grimes. Miles,
cyrus r. Graham. Bryan.
Died OF Disease.
Corporal Lonnie -. Shoemaker kirk
land
FRfNATt'S
Gully pAdgctt. Henderson.
Birt q Allen. Kennydnie
VIM n fluddieston Georgetown
Preston rrmpleton. puyu
Tiodo " Geldmachcf Cafmlnc
Charles A. stroud, Santo
Wiiiie thatcher. Taylor
Grover IS iIoiomon. kcrrviile.
James D. HAM Palmer
Fowls r. McCnmpbcn, Beeyillc.
Wounded Severely.
Lieut. Coliey T. Williams. Yancey
PR!NATES
John 4 sutton. Huffsmith
Robert Leo Walker. Medina.
Meridilh q. Ware. Aspcrmont
Rudolph Hirt san Antonio
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Sergt Barney b. Bradley Holland.
II Al
PRlNATES
lshom l.. Gray. Soda.
Abort X. t'ulks. Valera
Joel r.. Hood. Houston.
Fritz kocstcr Brennan
i.eouldas punbaugh. Austin.
Wills l.. Huhbeli. Bcllairc.
Calvin l. Ward. falacios.
Thomas Jones Edwards Newcastle.
Thomas H. Camper. sulphur Springs
Wounded Slightly.
SERGEANTS:
John @. Sandidgc. Fort Worth.
Robert Richardson. Wills Point.
y y Rcuion. Rosebud
CORpoRAlS
Henry G.. Johnson Gonzales
Herman T. Goertz Red Rock.
Alvin r. Strawn Eddy
Edward Stuessel Burlington
PRIVATES
Herbert StalwOfth, iialiinger,
Jacob r. Wallace. l.lane.
Ford y Parker, Prosper.
Walter r. pochmanp. Rnundtop
James II. Steaples, Egin.
Chester r. Van Zandt Rio Vista.
Herbert Paul Yates. Trinidad
Ed + WiJron. Mullln.
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We must NOT lose the fact that civilization begins and
ls ,y, TIC pillow What called industrial democracy can
hone thrive unless there those on The land PRODUCING
fs corn and COTTON wheat and he poaoes Here where NE
labeVsts they dist butte the world wealth IA
,tt.r ,,lconcern OF production Tmesiieald.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
Corpus Christi, Texas.

Consult us freely regarding your
financial ana business problems.
THAT Rank with
the big clock"
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'lpatl,H

% AhLE%-.At Atlantic City, n. J., Dec;
-; HELEN Nj wife of Daniel Y, Allen and
~dauEhter OF, Ellen II. and late Peter CARR
gan. Relatives and friends invited to, fu-
nsrsI: FIX a. m. 5ll4 Nentnor ave. Ccor;
or Our Lady Star of the Sea $40 q. IN.
70 proceed Via 10 a. m train. Penna. r. r.
rH HGsr r1>i9 + %' 81 an' riH H9lT ASSP X! aTs FIN,
Lodge, No. 80. i. and x. NJ. employees
McCahan Sugar Refining Co, invited to
services. Thurs. 2 p. m. 1140 Jackson st.
INT; Westminster. Gem.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ct Atlantic City,
H. Iii i PEE. 70; CASPER bAtPUs and
and friends invited to funeral services, sis
ters residence. 21O7 L. Monmouth ST.. Phila..
tues. : p. m. Int. private, Greenmount
BEATTY.-Dec. 81. CHARLES H.. hus.
band of Anna Peacock Beatty and son OF
late James and Anna beatty. Relatives and
{ ..H invited g funeral services. Tues.
na RENED1iicriimntipepsr' iv" 3, G,
BENEDICT. aged ST.. at the home OF her
BoGGS. - Dec. II. CHARLES BOGGs,
aged Al; Relatives and friends. police Of
hcers Of 25th and 37th District. invited to
funeral Tges.. I p. m. Ills SNYDER ave. Int.
BOYCE.-Dcc. 81. MARY. daughter OF
late John and Elizabeth Boyce. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral. Tues. 1 p.
m. funeral -%parlors of William II. Chew.
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pEATI1a

RYAE;I,Dee. q. BRIDGET N. dsuEhter
T Tbl iste rs sShp ana .I Bridget yam EunsraaI 70
8 a. m, brother-in-iaw's residence. James
espfSs Cf sacred aes sif Heart sti o Ms'' a. Of m 1'au int.
s. : y ! SA Ina 20 q. CHARLES rs; Sg,.
yg ssfHSPHHtfM AaTfBSSIEsESS id sShih Ell; p ss4yls e:
TEssin Is ss"0t broad 81. s station iioo;;ssSS a. !: m:
sMAW.SslDec. q MARIE A.. wife Of
!s&tl.ssdRsSi 2 SssS 81 81 SEs sa!9ai Hi ailat ~ Ers sSs
Mass church Of tTFsS'aR : a. r'H m.
,.I : S}is, SSS !$ e; MAssSI ., c. s,ss,sa,.r e
Cross Church 10 a. m. Int. St. XnthonSs
sss sS5MsS@ !. %,f}is; 5 Rss; a s,T THoM gs : p
services. 40 Midland ave-. St. Davids, Pa.
Tu sir Il &c m; Int, privattss. ,.,su.,,.
4%,hiSss ana friends ,9SyyitS S,o e &c SvsryIsss.
w sTSck Eli bStt D% +sGdissnly. Dec. %. AL
gsRGRRS a.; assa g. r Re,a HsrrlG ana si frisnSs
,gp rSm Gb to funeral n Snd ssTyiG + hs Ipe Z SON 2 D, AT nj;
a" aT si 5s i 7: ~. 6 IS; SSiss ;SfM5$&na4 RE; g 3. s.I
tives and friends inyited 10 funeral sery-
iS ss,, Tses Gem e p Remain. MI; soS 5s Hr IT y,.v 81 Mont Lns.
s. sTEsoS y cfsTi.: e II. y aSS BESSIE soA g. SITTER.
f$SsFa fv s'rv!&ss s:t F esSiiisi;.. : 3: n n. - q G ri:
private. Friends may call Wed. I to o
nTBASz.T7 a,s q. e. n MARY 11SE.1 F; wife a,. Ct WI;
friends. members Of Holy Trinity Presby-
s ss5ylRse ockl al Sts.. ESQ p. f N. ffnt. ivy fSFY HGii
in %$S$$$SHg Z !!ss s:;s s. R %iis :'s n is.! AS S$s4i sssiss'
E FsSTSii Tor s asw1 e; ri .a1 Int' ns SsEseT TsrS Gs%i
1TfH33R&:aapse!, 20. eEoEaE F. THORN.
funeral s%eryices; ives; ~ noon; residence OF
ASduSssp' H. :: }. IT.; HG5leIsh cem' Friends
wife Of Louis T. Tiise. Notice OF funeral
~fffRUsGoTT:..Des; e. MARY widow q
friends invited .oIi to funeral wS I.. sssEyIcss' R Flsp.s;i
gTa5Rnisl nj 1855 ''H Il, aStS st. '' III. pri1as s.' Hiii'
e. TV Wiis Il jPsS R Fl Ss Da sna n ssas;h M4F q
Ists Linnas sns e sri Sas MS SnSItrS NJ n tf sDs
Tues. 8 a. m. residence OF husband. Glenn.
IIa'Srcnce's Church, Laurel Springs. \. J..
10 a. m. Int, private. Holy Cross Gem.
TH FFH% SfgS5' efRS; 20. LUCY B.. wife OF
F Fl; cG J E. M. IS " frulpeSoeiken st.. Ger:
m9 W3fE9EsH.!peei' ~ ARTHUR A1oysrus.
Welsh, Relativss and triepSs invited TO
solemn mass OF requiem 81, Johns Church
10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Gem. Auto
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec. 90, GEORGE
w, husband of Hannah Whertley. Relatives
and friends: BrotheyS0od e R. +. Trainmsn.
Invited to funeral services Fri. 2 p m.
Int. private. Friends may call Thurs, 8 to
~ RRiuTRsTER.-pec. %. JACOB FRIED
RICH. husband Of Marie f. wursteE (pse
JeIsEson &; Due n9sice e fpnsTal
band, OF Susan wicker: Relatiyss and
Diiigent Council. No. 4. r. p. A.: all other
societies Of which he was a member, INVITED
TO funeral services. Thurs, 2 D. m. 100 w.
wyoming ave. Int. private.
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Listed Missing,
Was in Hospital
centinuea from rass Two

Centinaed from Pase Two
along the Marne and lastly in the Ar.
CONNER Forest. The young officer Is a
Kraduate OF the Haverford School and OF
Princeton University and is prominent
socially. He earned his commission at
the Fort Niagara officers training camp
and has been serving in the Fourth
Regiment.
All His Comrades Killed
Corporal CRUDE, who is a member OF
the Twenty-third Company of the Sixth
Regiment Of Marines, was IN charge OF
a machine u crew of eight men. A
high explosive shell burst on their posi-
ton, killing every one of his comrades
and. shocking the young corporal so badly
that he lost his power OF speech as well
as his memory. He is only nineteen
wears old, and enlisted in the Devil Dogs
In March, 1917. After brief training at
Paris Island, s.. c., and at a machine
gun factory in Utica, n. y, he was
transferred to Quantico. Va, as an
Instructor in the use of the Lewis gun.
He went to France last spring.
SKETCHES or THE HEROES
Private otto +. Leyand, of 404O West
Main street, Wissahickon, reported as
wounded in today's casualty list, has not
7vu.OIJ u.x only been wounded
- GU 100 in action, b u t
W ounded IN Action, cited for bravery
Cited for Bro,ery and daring cour-
age on the field
of battle. He is only seventeen. His
parents have received a letter OF COM
mendation from Captain Howard c.
White. Company F, Seventh Infantry, of
which Levand is a member. He was
wounded October 10. but no details
about this or the citation for bravery
have as yet been received by his pa
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L'ITALIA FERMA
NEI SUOI DIRITTI
In Nessun Case Modifchera'
lie Sue Ciuste Aspira-
ziOni
Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 341
Authorized by the act OF October 9,
1917, on file Mt the Postoffice Of Phila.
delphia. Pa.
BY order of the President.
A. S. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.


81
II Presldente del Consiglio del Ministri
1talianl, On. Orlando, ed II Ministro per
gil Atari Esteri, Barone Sonnino, hanno
lasciato Parigi la scorsa notte e 81
crede raggiungeranno al confine II treno
che trasporta il Red d'Italia in via di
ritorno a Roma.
Gil Omorevoli Orlando G Sonnino sa-
ranno di ritono In Parigi sui print di
g~ennaio prossimo ed vranno campo dl
incominciare ~preliminari conference di
pace con ! DELEGATE americana, inglesi G
francesi. Essl hanno avuto, durante /
ire giorni di permanenza in Parigl, pa
recchi colloqui col Presidente Wilson e
con IL Presidente del Conslglio del Min
istri francesi, On. Clemenceau. Circa lie
difference sorte per la richieste del
~lItalia, ron. Sonnino e. determinato a
non cedere nulla, ma prevale ropinicne
che la question: delrAdriatico cara sis
temata senza n guerra ira IItalia ed
/ JuRoslavi.
La psicologia della vittoria italiana
e stata spiegata da un ufficlale italiano,
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R. {. IT. c. AT COLLEGES
War Department to Retain Many
Educational Institutions

A program by which about go per
cent Of the colleges and universities Of
the country which had undertaken 10
train units Of the students army training
corps will begin training units OF the
reserve officers training corps IL an
nounced by the War Department.
This program, II is said, will enable
the colleges to use equipment intended
for the student army in such a way as
TO relieve them very materially Of nnan-
cial losses which otherwise might have
resulted from the cessation OF hostlllties
and the rehabilitation OF the student
corps.
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LOST N FOUND

HANDBAG-Lost. lady's black handbag. con-
tanning money. shhopring iist and handksr,
w. Rittenhouse st. qtns Phi. Gtn. 1921.
wALLET-Lost. black two-fold wallet. cont.
registration card. six IS bills. six 81 bills,
Return to 80 N. 9th st. or call Cynwyd 733
NJ: reward.
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Honor Roll for the City
and Its Vicinity Today
KILLED IN ACTION

WV i" tIe'It'J OuNy
KILLED IN ACTION
enti st. PreNiou"shiy; r STa . N2r missing ing
later reported died of wounds
Privates
BERNARD J. DEyLIN. G35 VenanEo st.
j. r. CHERRY, 1850 North Myrtlewood
st, P~revious;y. reported missing: later
reported died Of wounds
DTED OF DISEASE
ENSIGN BASIL L. STEEL. L. $. ",
S12 n. 4lst 81.
Privates
william JOSEPH 0i EASG4 aSt"F'4 4I g
FREDERIck @. KNOTT. 1918 North A
ARMYLIs soRDEN. Moorestown. N. J.
LCCEkA. 1875 h. Pass
HARRY W. ANDERSON. l1s w. oxford
AIdPHONso COCCLA. 7ss carp st.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
Lieutenants
S SHH99kfE Il w. GE NhHiS,. d Its s Id Sss St +,
JAMES b. Ko6NTz, 2TS5 W. Somerset
at.
JIlnMGEM s :. 'iiItkGEoaRsAy' az a. v ). F sIir25a st;
ST.. Germantown.
CorporaIs
VINCENT n. GRTBE 3a1 North Eov-,,
st, tofirially reported missing; act
shaiif " a hospital recovering from
aHSSTRSaRR bf f in AN ce Ss3o aye We H.,,,-,
H6,wi.KD F. M.,,rcr,w 40, Vs.,
rr.va,es wa
Il t6m1hIciMaiilS% reposted mi.: 1Sts Spruce
yunE' ,Na So,isn MR.: West Mana
FR, 9vslk rspg MEdy kIlIed s IL a9c,iOn2 pnr,.
rnHNn $500 8o3e NORTH Ihilip
HARRY e, DANKLEMAN. 5000 \. Pal
cH RSs52 sSi ), KEMrER. 1890 Ridge ave.
WALTER RANDRitK. 472l Middleton ION
HARRY kEENAN; 10 W. Monmouth st.
yA10B DE GLACOMO. Sl2 Wharton st.
ygcToR II Eel II Z2iI owe st.
WILLIAM II. BiLTNSKY. 1925 oSnrttaEsioo
E3hERT l.; brown. 21ss f. Norrl, st.
s TTBBfsa%IF /, f SSBTE4TTi, f. i5sS csF": s3s !:
St %esrmsntoMSSiN 44' Queen
goIN ZEIINsKY. a5a s. 9th st.
EDWARp .. FOX. oG4aM e. 2'' Rus sSs st.
WOUNDED DEGREE uSpErER-
,
cHAnLEs JOHN MCCARTHY. Jr.. 1854
IOHN HOPKINS, Bala.
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LAUNDRY
FEEDERS AND FOLDERS IN
FLAT WORK DEPARTMENT.
APPLY 1908 FILBERT STREET.

care OF 2 children. ages 10 months and
?Ma years. no sewing and no wsshlnxi vases
Mrs. =, Rulon Miller, Jr., Roland PARK.
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addetto nj lavori inirenti ala pace, mel
seEuente modo:
moi abbiamo guadagnato una grsnde
Nittoria ed inslstamo sopra tutti
frutti da essa %derlvanti. Abbiamo schiac-
clato fAustria in modo complete, piu'
di quello che speravamo, g percio' mol
vogliamo piu' dl quelle che abbiamo
chiesto quando siamo entratil In guerra.
1G nature del sentimento utnano, di at
tendere un maggiore premio quando
~praticamente ST eccede Iaspettativa.
"Durante IL Corso della guerra alb
blamo insistito sopra lutte la promesse
fatteci in base al trattato di Londra
del 1915, ma moi ora abbiamo DOMAIN
dato di plu'. In una parola tutto rAd-
~riatico, da occidente ad oriente deve es-
sere italiano, salvo per l portf che mol
siamo disposti a cedere ,ai Jugo-Slavi.
MOI vogliano cio' ed anche n migliore
posizione riguardo rAbistinia.
"Parecchi di questi jugo-slavi che ora
v~errebbero predere per Sc stezzi quello
che rItalia giustamente guadagno' per
Ia sua parte nella guerra, sono real
mente degli austriaci, l nostri antichl
nemici ora provano di camuffarsi come
popoli dl una oppressa malone per
~guadngnare la simpatia del nostri al
leati o per fare question: territorial
contro di moi.
"Lltalia anche g stata per parecchi
ami ms malone oppressa, ma ora ha
schiacciato / suoi oppressori ed in nes-
u modo cedera' cio' h essa he
guadagnato."
Roma, 90 dicembre.
7 g~iornali pubblicano che, da notizie
da fonte a~utorevoie, sembra sla state
stabilize che la vista del Presldente
Wilson a Roma avverra' IL giorno tire
prossimo ~gennaio. Intanto c%ontinuano |
p~reparativi per 10 accoglienZa da tri-
butarsi al Capo degli Staff Unit.
e state annunziato che 1 damn di
guerra subiti dallItalia ammontano a
cento biglloni. di lire (circa $50, 0O0,-
900, OOO).
I~.'Italia ha distribute mel suoi porti
un navlglio austriaco del complessivo
ammontare di 500, 900 tonnellate. Detto
naviglio e. state esculsivamente usato
per la distibuzione dele v~ettovaglie e
per trasporti. Nessun piroscalo austrl-
AGO e. state usato per IL traffico COM
merciale.
Embellishments dopo larmistizio gil
aviatori itallani 81 sono posti a studiare
il miglior mezzo. per adattare lie loro
machine per uso commercials.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-23
HE'LL WANTED-FEMALE

NESTED WITH "A GRoWING INDUSTRY
WHERE SHE WILL + JOY THE Fol-
ADVANTAGES.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-05-06
use CARD SYSTEM
ON SUGAR AND FLOUR
System is Being Successfully, But Vol.
UNFAIRLY. Used in Five Iowa
Counties.

Distribution of flour and sugar in
Iowa may soon be on a card basis.
The proposed system is voluntary,
but is enforced in several counties al
ready These counties-Black Hawk,
Grundy, Tama, Butler, and Wapello-
say it is great scheme.
While there is no general regulation
covering these cards, county food adj
ministration officials decided it was
the best way to keep an account Of
purchase of restricted staples.
The cards are issued by grocers to
consumers, and on them must be re-
corded the amount Of sugar, wheat
flour and substitutes purchased and
the date. Similar cards are issued to
wholesalers, who thus are able to
show record of the purchases made
by retailers, which must balance with
the individual purchase cards held by
the consumers.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-05-06
Some Cargo of Booze, This.

Waterloo, May 4.-Two of the
largest cargoes Of booze ever inter-
cepted in the county were stopped at
the east limits of the city last even
ing by Sheriff d. B. Henderson.
A tip that big trucks, loaded to
maximum capacity with liquor, were
headed toward Waterloo, was receiv-
ed from a farmer.
An inventory of the cargoes show
ed the following results: Six large
kegs of beer, seven kegs of whisky,
and As cases of beer, the bottles of
which were placed in gunnysacks and
piled in the bottom of the trucks to
resemble sacked potatoes.
The trucks left East Dubuque yes
terday morning. The drivers, Hen
ry Jackerling and Morris HENDERSON,
of East Dubuque, stated the cargoes
were to be delivered down town, but
they claimed they did not know who
the consignees were. Walter K.
French, assistant county attorney,
prepared information, charging the
drivers with Illegally transporting
intoxicating liquors into dry state,
and the men pleaded guilty before
Judge Willis y. Birdsall in munich
pal court. A fine of 500 each, to-
gether with the cost amounting to
$31, was assessed against each and il
was paid. The drivers signed waivers
for the destruction of the booze.