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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-04-30

FOR SALE. M. F. CUT-DOWN
In GOOD CONDITION. NEWLY
PAINTED. WILL SELL FOR 1925.
APPLY TO FRANK CHAPPELL,
CHAPPELL MACHINERY co. af
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FOREST | FIRES
AGAIN THREATEN
MANY VILLAGES

DULUTH, Mimi. Oct. 15.-Fanned by
a wind increasing in velocity. forest
fires broke out arrcsh tonight on 25-
mile stretch between Lawler and Nc,
Grath, about sixty miles southwest ~
here. Adjnlant General Rhinow and
Governor Burnquist left Duluth for
I.awIcr and Aitkin with 100 home
guardsmcn to aid in lighting the flames.
Five trains, loaded with rcscucrs and
fire lighters. with full heads of stem
in their engines, were standing on the
outskirts Of Duluth tonight. awaiting
word Of the progress made against for
est fires which broke uut afrrSh in this
district late today.
Adviccs stated that McGrath. White
Pine and Saluua, Mimi. sixty miles
southwest IF here were thrcat tened with
destruction by fire. change nf wind
having given tn. flames Il new lease of
life. In addition to the towns men
toned. Wahknn and l'illagcr. Mimi. We're
said tn be threatened by pest fires, but
so far rs is known their danger is
not great.
Reports from the burned area tonight
were to the effect tnnt the bodies OF 725
fire victims have been recovered. with
much Of the devastated section Slill to
be explored. Officials continued in re-
estimated tho number at close 10 l.0VQ.
Cnncidcnt with the announcement that
state officials will hold Il rehabilitation
conference tomorrow At Moose Lake,
scores Of refugees who have been quar-
tered here STARTED back Tor their homes.
Nearly all expressed the intention Of rc-
building their farmStcadS The urSt
steps to be taken. it was snid will be tu
prrvidc funds. under Il recent amend
ment to tho state constitution permit
ting leaning of state trust funds to
farmers for long terms. Already local
dealers arc receiving large orders for
lumbc and other building material to
be used in the work Of rehabilitation.
General relief measures il was said
would be iuauSuratCd under the dircc-
ton of tho state public safety commits
sion. tho state calamity aboard md re-
lief committee. the governor and the adj
jutant general.
Late tonight an army Of flrc fighters
took to the woods ahead Ut the fires.
They were instructed 10 harkiirc n sunl-
cicnt strip TO prevent the spread of the
flames.
Pockets In which cmbcrs have been
smouldcr!ng during the past two days
arc said 10 be developing in many direc-
tio1ls due to- tho increasing winds. Fire
lighters declare brisk wind would
without doubt cause serious fires over
the entire burned district and possibly
in arcaS;ns yet untouched.
In all threatened cities. trains have
been made ready To take out the in
habitunts should the fire continue TO
spread. Reports To the Office of the
Minneapolis. ST. paul & Sault Ste Marie
railroad train dispatcher said many per-
sons. fearing IT. remain In their homes
were sleeping Tonight in box cars. 10
which engines with steam up have been
attached.
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MUST GET S700,000,000 EVERY
DAY TOGO OVER TOP FOR LOAN

nort living IN the ST. Louis federal re-
serve district, also passed Its quota OF
slS.sI5, 900, and won the right 10 no'pe
n ship. Southern Illinois gained per
cent and now has a percentage or ~
with sixteen counties over tho top ana
seventeen within striking distance. -
Tomorrow will be Liberty Loan navy
day. Rear Admiral Cowie challenged
the country to match the efforts OF the
navy. He issued this statement:
The leaders Of the nation are caR-
ing upon the people 20 float this loan
and to raise onc-half Of II in the few
days that are left. The navy mcal;-
time has passed the high water mark
Of SCI 100000 and Is going ahead VITA
undiminiShcd force. The navy Is COM
ing across aEain--ovcr the top, az usual.
but quicker bigger. stronger. For the
sake Of the country. for the sake OF
victory, match tho navy. Our slogan
has heen:. Fight or buy bonds-the
navy does BOTH"
Secretary Daniels sent the following
message to all mcn in tho navy today:
Let every navy man answer the
1Lohcnzolicrn toast of dc: tag, by max.
ing Navy Day. October Is. the day or
days in this battle for freedom"
The battleship Kansas has reported
an average individual subscription thus
far Of sl54: the battleship Mississippi
Sl03 and the battleship Oklahoma 800:
Douglas Fairbanks. motion pictu1
octcr, who reached Washington afte1
trans-continental tour. brought
him $4,000 Liberty Loan subsd
tion which had been given him at
guna. y. ~. by Abetetta. governor
the Pueblo tribe of Indians.
The subscription represented proceed
from the sale Of wool by this tribe. Byv
order Of Abeietta, the interest on these
bonds for fve years was donated 70 the
Red Cross.
Good for Boston.
BOSTON. Oct. 15.-Subscriptions to
tho Fourth Liberty Loan totaling almost
(Conttnued on PaHe TE-.S -, !.
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WASHINGTON. Oct 15-1ntcrnal po..
litical conditions in Germany and poe
sibly in .Austrja-Hungary. as well 40
the military situation on the western
front are expected to. determine the ma:
turc and time OF the German reply TO
President Wilson'S communication pf'
yesterday. definitely closing the door to
peace negotiations with Germany auto.
cracy. The Presidents note probably:
already has reached Berlin through the
Swiss foreign office. -
Reports reaching Washington today
through official sources by way Of,
neutral countries. not only indicated the
existence OF almost chaotic conditions
in the Central Powers. but also said
that it was Field Marshal Won Hin.
denburg himself who was responsible.
for the German government accepting
the PresideiIt,s peace terms and seeking
an im:nediften armistice.
Won Hindenhurg's Act. s!
It was said that at recent meeting
Of the military leaders and heads Of,
the parties in the EReichstag. Won Hin
(Cont1uusd 'ons Pkxe FR.l ,..,r
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INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC s
At MARIIAsBURG. Is
REP0R4EDk4 AH.Ehl

Special Dispatch;t TO .Tto fhut ellig igencer y
MARTINSBURG,.s VIVA. Oct 1.-THE
epidemic Of Spanish influenza In Mar
unsburg is at. an end. according to
Mayor Tonktn, who has issued bulletin
to that effect.
The hospitals here are not as crowded
as they were and during the past few
the death ratio 1t Is estimated that the.
disease has caused 100 deaths.
At one time 1t was reported that there
were 1000 cases of influenza IN the city.
PITTSBURGH, Oct 15.-considerable
increase in Spanish influenza In Pitts-
burgh was reported this morning by the
de,srtmcnt OF health, Cos cases being ro-
corded in the last 1S hours ending at ten
O'Clock. Thirty-five deaths from the
disease were reported during the night.
The total number Of cases reported TO
90 ~CHICAGo. Oct. 15.-with more than
ten thousand new cases Of influenza re-
ported in Illinois today. public health
officials prepared 10 extend tho order
closing all night schools. theatres. mo-
tion picture houses. lodge meetings.
skating rinkS and other places OK puoNc
amusement.
An extension Of the order to include
oil saloons in the vicinity Of big indus
trial plants and Il possible ban on political
meetings Was forecast by DR.: St Clalr
Drake. director Of the state public heA!th
department. All public dances have
already been suppressed.
NEW YORK. Oct. 155.-wearing,:o OF
chiffon wells was advocated tonight BY
Or. Royal S. Copeland. health commiA.
sIoner. as ono means of checking New
York's continually spreading epidemic OK
Spanish Influenza r.
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Special Dispatch to The 1ntellisencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. IS-
Tho Fourth Liberty Loan campaign Is
70 be carried on just as though .--sre
were no orerturcs on the part Of the
Germans for peace. Every conference
held up today by those in charge Of war
work in West Virginia has resulted. IN
a firmer determination to proceed with
war activities just as though there
we're no German peace notes.
The stand taken by the West Virginia
Council Of Defense in this action Is In
line with the position OF Governor
John:J. Cornwep. chairman OF that or
ganlzation.i and Former Governor W. a.
MacCorkle. chairman Of the Four
Liberty Loan It Is the same stand
taken by national leaders. as Is shown
b. appeals received from Secretary
Daniels. Secretary Baker. Secretary
McAdoo and today from Franklin n.
Lane. chairman Of the field division OF
the National Council Of Defense. who
wires: TT !. Of primary importance
that the receipt Of the German note
should not in any way result in a slow
ing down Of our war activities, particu-
lar1y in the support Of the Liberty
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Garry on the War to
Overwhelming Victory
Is the T. R. Platform

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.--Thc two i'm
mediate duties before the United States
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt tonight
told the Licdcrkranz Club. of New York
are Ia cary on the war until we win
the peace Of overwhelming victory,
and To insist on absolute Amerlcanism IN
the citizenship of the United States.
No peace not based on the uncondi-
tionaI surrender OF Germany and her
vas:.al allies should he accepted. he de-
clarcd. and no man should he permitted
Ia participate in American citizenship
unless he was American throughout. On
tho other hand. he asserted that II was q
gross inrnmy" and disloyal TO the true
spirit Of Americansn. TO discriminate
against any American because OF foreign
birth ur ancestry. ,
Spraking in behalf Of tho Fourth Lib
nrty lean. Colonel Roosevelt urged Tho
ciuh IL support hy buying bonds It's 24o
members now in the service. lie paIa
high tribute to men Of German niood
wI.n have fought for American ideals.
H.. said: "E,nElish must be the langu-
ar, used in schools. and all others must
h;. taught only as foreign languages.
'"It must ultimately he tho language
Of MI our newspapers. Some or the ocse
and most honorable American papers
have brnn published in German. wish
~ 500 them continued, hut wish TO SEQ
them as rapidly as possible published IN
English
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WEST V|RClN|AN5 URGED TO ALLOW
Nd LET-UP IN LOAN CAMPAIGN

Loan. Will you therefore Immediately
call tho attention Of all members or
the state council and community coun-
ellis Of defense to the absolute noed or
continuing activities with unabated
zeal. We may safely trust tho presi-
dent to guard our interests and direct
our diplomacy. Our duty is to give
strength TO his arm. He will know how
to uso It,
Nathan A. Smythe, Of the United
States employment service. wired l.. B.
Sapoun, state. director. as follows: The
rcceipt Of the German note must not
for one minute result In tho slowing
up OF our war activities. VIII you there
fore caI the attention Of all individ-
uals and organizations with whom You
the working to the fact that We must
speed up our preparations to continue
tho war.
In this connection the State Council
of Defense is emphasizing a paragraph
OF Secretary Bakers appeal in which
he says: Whatever the result Of the
peace proposal the war department must
proceed to full speed with mon and sup
plies and the people must support the
army until the boys arc back with tho
fruits Of victory safe and assured"
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$4,4o7,eeo Has Been SUBJ
scribed, But Over Three
Millions Remains to Be Sc
cured to Send the County
"Over the Top"

Yesterday tho total climbed to
s4,4O7. 500 and is still forging ahead at
a good pace but no burst Of speed has
yot developed which will put Ohio
county up to her quota II tho average
daily pace Is maintained. which showed
yestcray's to be $34s.25o. or approx
rnatcly tho same as preceding days and
leaves an average OF $750.5oo for the
remaining days Of the campaign.
One Of the best showing OF the pres
ent drive Is that made by the South
Side plant OF the La Belle Iron Works
md familiarly known as the Lo Belle
mill. with tho La Belle coal minc.
where the employees pledged them
selves for $4,000. or an average OF
Sl2s.2s for each employee This plant
subscribed In proportion 10 the increase
increase in the loan as their subscrlp-
tions in the Third Liberty Loan was
$4,000; this increase Of over 1000
shows what stuff the La Belle en-
ployecs are made of.
Another $4,000 subscription wns sent
in BY Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Weiss. and
their names duly entered on the rolls
Of that growing club.
Edward Wagner, the wholesale gro
Cerym4H, pleQSeo nlIIlSell AoA S"'O0''
A committee headed by W. L. Stone
will start out this morning on cam
paign for members of the newly formed
$4,000 club. and 1t Is needless to say
that where the fne Italian hand OF
Mr.. Stone Is seen IN a movement 1t
Is bound TO be q success, and tho club
will have q handsome number Of mem
bers by the time their list Is published
which will be in the Saturday morning
papers
The people of Ohio county arc coming
forward nicely when asked to double
their subscriptions. as a good many or
the $50 pledges have been increased
to 500 and 80 on up to the $500 sub
scribers. These people realize the hard
work Of tho committee. which Is han
dicapped by the German peace talk and
tho Spanish influenza epidemic. and
also the absence Of public meetings and
demonstrations which have always had
a tendency to boost" the Liberty Loans
heretofore and went a great way In
helping to put tho loan "over the top
Invitations to Join the $4,000 and
the newly formed $4,000 club arc sent
out by tho executive committee TO those
who have been overlooked In the mem
brship drive for these two clubs. Any
body wishing TO join can call up head
quarters and all the desired informa-
(oontinued on Page Teu-)
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Bic GAINS BY
FRENCH ON TWO
BAT Tie LINES
Hundreds of Prisoners, and
Lines Advanced in Wig
crous Attacks.

PARIS, Oct 15-Tho French troops
north Of Loan and in the Champagne
have made further important advances
against tho Germans. according to the
official communication issued tonight.
The Grandprc-Foux.crs road in Cham-
pagnc, west Of Grandpre, is now In the
hands OF the French. Eight hundred
prisoners were taken in the lays fight
ing.
PARIS, Oct. I9-The full text OF the
official statement issued by the war
office tonight follows:
Local operations enabled us to pet
ter our position on the left bank OF tne
Disc in the region Of Mont DOrfsny:
South Of the Serre We occupied Mon-
crau-lcS-Lcups. We have reached one
kilonictrc south of Assis-sur-Scrrc.
With the cooperation OF Italian
troops We took and passed Sissionne,
more to the cast In spite Of very stub
born resistance by tho enemy. We nave
greatly progressed on the north oank
of the AiSnc. We have advanced our
lines past the villages Of La Malmaison.
Lor. Icthnur and St. Gerrnn!nmont. In
the region Of Asfeld we have crossed
the Aisnc at several points north OF
BlaniZy.
Eastern front. October 13.-Serbian
troops supported by the alls; continue
CONTINUED on PsSe reu-)
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-only NS6'-
900 900 Of new Liberty Loan snooscriP
lions triclilcd in today. according 10 re-
ports from tho whole nation gathered
hv the treasury and raised the total for
the loan 81 far to s2.95i.S7o.6bo. sttll
short Of three billions, tho half way
figure
Those In charge OF the Liberty Loan
campaign made no concnalmcnt or the
tfnct that the situation was very dis
appointing" said the official review OF
shc loans progress. With only 1our
days Of the loan period remaining. the
country now faces the task of raising
in excess Of three billion dollars, or
more than $1oO.nNO,00o n day"
Campaign managers today urged tnht
bond buyers pay down their 10 per cent
ins,allmcnt Immediately. This will have
tho effect Of relieving banks or the tre-
mendous task of tabulatins these pay
ments in the rush Of the last hours ana
will show the nation on Saturday pre-
cisely how big job Is cut out for IL
that day.
Totals of subscriptions by districts
wore reported tonight as follows.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
TROOPS CLEAN
UP IN BOCHES
WIDEN THE BREACH
IN KRIEMHILDE LINE
Desperate Counter Attacks of
the Germans Broken Up
by Americans.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF vERDUN, Oct. Is
$3.50 .. m.)-(Sy the Associated Press.)
in the face Of the most stubborn re-
sistnnoe conceivable, including literally
hundreds Of machine Gun nests, the
American advanced again today md
wtdened the breach in the Kriemhndo
line.
The Germans heavily sheiled the cen
ter and left center Of the American
Limo and deaparatc counter attacks wero
carried out. These counter attacks
failed.
The Americans, who captured Hi
2es and penetrated the strong w4re &C.
fenses between Landras-et-St. Georges
and St. Georges, havo passed St. JuVin'
The American gains in general were
accomplished through pursuance OF the
strategic policy Of surrounding tho oo-
1ectives rather than stor7utng them. Tho
machine gun filled woods and heights
lying In the path Of the American nd
vance wore taken for the most part by
eotug around theC1l On the left and rlGh1
and Joining forces again on tho north
{Continucd on Pagc Ten.)
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Unconditional Surrender
The Demand in Canada

TORONTO. Ont. Oct. 15.-Thc uncon-
ditional surrender Of Germany or such
occupation of that country as will in
sure the carrying out OF allied peace
terms are the only conditions on which
Canada is willing to end the war. New
ton Wesley Rowell. president OF the
privy council Of Canada declared in an
address hore to-day.
Canada sent her mon across the sea
to help save liberty and democracy. and
she will not Gull them bnck until the
object for which they went over has
beon accomplished" Mr.. Rpwell said.
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WITH THE ALLIED IN BELGIUM Oct 15By the Associated
their offensive
captured than 900 prisoners and have taken
than 100
gnaled that they from six to
miles ide the German positions
night tending
clouds show signs Of clear
ing continuation would undoubtedly result
slowing
The Belgian the allies This
non, strategic position Upon It
a part Of transportation system
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DURAzzO CAPTURED
BY ITALIAN FORCES;
SERBS AGAIN VICT0RS

ROME, Oct. l5.-Italian forces in NJ
bania. after s;orming the Auslro-Hun-
garian positions on the heights in from.
of Durazzo. penetrated the city EeStcr-
day morning. taking prisoners ana cap
turing war material the Italian war OIL
Ace announced today.
VIENNA (via London>. Oct. 15.-Thc
occupation of Durazzo by the Italians is
admitted In the official statement issued
by the war office tonight.
The statement says:
"Durnzzo has been evacuated and oc-
cupied by the Italians.
'%The movements in Albania and Ser.
bia are proceeding without important
contact with the enemy
WASHINGTON. Oct. Isl n i an
troops have occupied Durazzo. the Al
banInn port which British and Italian
naval forces recently rnidrd and de-
stroycd the important Austrian naval
base. A dispatch tn tho italian en-
bassy from Rome today. announcing the
occupation. says tho Italians after forc-
ing their way through enemy deTcnse"
on the hills Of Paljaman and SaSso
Rosso. entered the city yesterday morn
ing, capturing prisoners and material!
East Of Durazzo Italian columns ad-
vanced from Elbassnn Sunday. overcam"
stubborn resistance of enemy rear
guards nj Kra6a Pass and continued
their march.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l1.--AdvancInE
northward from NiSh. Snrbinn troops OIL
Il wide front have captured the heights
dominating both banks "f the Southern
Morarn, taking A field guns, Serbian
official statement received here today
said. In the capture OF Nish Il large
amount Of war material WAS seized.
Serbian .detachmrnts operating in the
Kriva Palanka region report. tho state
mcnt says. that contrary to the Stipula-
ton of the nrmisticc. the Fourth Bul-
garlun division Carried of int" Bulgaria
approx imntely ".70n sheep, 1000 horses.
/ 800 oxen. 1920 mules and $500 wagons.
The statement says n Bulgarian cap
tain ordered tho storchnuse OF grain 1T
Stratzin to be burned and the cattle he
longing to the population taken to Bull
garia.
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INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
CONTINUES SPREADING

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.-Spanlsh in
fuenza now has reached epidemic pro-
portions in practically every state in the
country. and In only three has 1t been
reported as stationary. with some inn
provement IN the situation In Massa-
chusetts In spite Of. all efforts by fed
eral. state and local authorities, the dis
case has spread rapidly and the death
toll has been high In most parts of the
nation.
In army camps the epidemic Is. sub
siding. further decrease in the number
Of new cases being noted today at the
Office Of the surgeon general OF the
army. Tho total Of cases reported was
s.4sS. a decrease OF 773 from yesterday.
Pneumonia cases were 1915. against
2.523 the day before. but the number Of
deaths increased. being SS9. against 7l6
Yesterday.
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H|NDENBURG' 5 ]. ]. ]. !.
HIpHIb IuUIIIVIH -
"hIH1 IL
lhbau -,
DICT I'M BACK
n a n p 4VH -
Of PEACE PLEA.
TOLD JUNKERS GERMANY
WIN THE WAR
Presidents Note Reaches Ber-
lin-No Reply to Tur- ].
key or Austria.

LONDON. Oct. 16-Great Brit
aims reply to Turkey. the Even
ing News says it understands will
be n demand for unconditional sur
render. The Turks will be required
to negotiate an arnistice with Gen
erel Allcnby. commander OF the,
British forces in Palestine and
Syria. :
LONDON. Dot. 15.-4 P. M:
(By the. Associated Press)-An-.
drew Bonar Law, government.
spokesman in the House OF COM
mons, made the announcement In.
parliament today that 1t would be-;
very unwise for anv..af the allied :
governments to make .Rny state
ment on the terms likely to be 1ni-H;
posed upon Germany before an arr
misticc. was granted. r"
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$349,25O Added to the Ohio
County Liberty Loan Total
WANT u. S. SOLDIERS
in w. VA. ORCHARDS

aLARTINSBURG, ". Va. Oct. ID
Owing to the inroads mado upon the
forces Of tho apple growers IN this
county. on account Of the Influenza cpl
derntc as we'll as. the natural shortage
of labor West Virginia orchardists have
asked tho government for aid. and DC
lieye that as result soldier help VIII
be sent them as soon az possible.
Prominent orchardists conferred win
officials in Washington a few days nE"'
with the result that they were promis-
ed help.
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Tho New lorK dTSITIct SHIHeu Uu0
sac 900 900 today. while Chicago netted
:c6, 900. 900. Cleveland added SlS,o0o.00o.
Despite the generally discouraGing re-
ports, few bright spots appeared In
the Liberty Lonn map. Governor Gun
ter OF Colorado telcgraphed Secretary
McAdoo that the state Of Colorado and
the city of Denver had both exceeded
their quotas. Southern Indiana, that
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MEETING
HAS Been POSTPONED

BASEL. Switzerland, Oct. l5.-Ad-
vices from Berlin say the president OF
the Reichstag has postponed the sitting
of the Reichstag which was to have be-
gun tomorrow. reserring to himself the
right to summon tho Legislative body
later.
BASEL Switzerland. Oct 15.-Accord-
ing to Berlin dispatches received here
the German Socialists have decided. In
view OF the general political situation.
not to oppose Prince Maximilian OF
Baden retaining his post Of imperial
chancellor.
Buy MORE Bonds
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Dry Zones at Mines
Favored by Senate

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-A favor
able report WAS ordered by the senate
judiciary committee yesterday on the
bill authorizing dry zones five miles