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f RlNQFIELD, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCT,
VOL. XVI!, NO. M
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QUOTA STILL SHY
SPRINGFIELD
Reports to Date Indicate Nearly
4 Seven Thousand Dollars Yet
Rortialn to Se Raised.
rENQENE 18 ALSO LAGQINQ
. Ntarly Kvtry Other .Town In Lans
y CounJy.HayeAlread Made Geetl -.
r'A'and Interne CaVeVrla've Ex-
ceeded Their QuoU.
Tho last lilll to climb Is alwaya the
Imrdnit.
With loss than (7,000 yot to; bo
ralnoil, SprliiRflohl has entered the
Jatt lap In tho Fourth Llharty Loan
' race, tUKKliiK liko n hound In tho
Icnuh and utrnlnlnu ovary norvo to
RUrmount tho crest of Uio last hill.
At Uio top lle tho covotcfd goal
Doniotlmon n vnguo, nhadowy, eluilvo
Uitng that many a Rood man has
HtrueElcd to roach and fallon with
ovory vital forco epciit In a flnal bu
promo effort.
Hut thin Is no ttmo to oven think
of failure. ' '
Men and women, whlto hundreds of
red-blooded American boys aro nink
, Iiik tho supremo sacriflco "over thoro,"
It la up to you to mako a suprotno ef
fort "over horo."
That hydra-hondod monster from 9
Gorman boll that would rook to cri
(Irclo tho world with its slimy body
and fasten Its fangs In your throat,
has bocn battnrcd nnd wounded In a
scoro of places.
UUT IT IB NOT YET DEAD.
Wo DAItE NOT lot It llvo.
Don't lot It bo said of Sprlngtcldl
that her pooplo did not havo tho punch
when tho crisis come to win hor own
gamo.
Our quote Is, '143,344. Yesterday
"morning thoro had- beetTreportbd by
both banks to tho Nows a grand total
, of f 30,460, This Is a fine showing for
iho length of time wb havo boon on
tho Job HUT the Job la not finished.
Tho "zero" hour. Is striking its
tlrao to go "over tho top."
4 '
Reported by Commercial 8ttc Bank.
kMrs. A. D. VanVnltah.-, ?T600
W. J. Honry...
..Jt
f
......
,
i .' t
100
iqo
100
100
BOO
CO
l'oa
,.60
inn,
Thos. CIlllniM
, Thos. J. Elliott ,
' Danlol O.Uaugh...,
' LaurencQ tay...
""'AC. Travis 1
L. -W.'. Irwl'nL..
C. E. nodding ,
Frank Qlbbs,
W. C. Dressier..,,.
; T. Q. Iuckoyy....invi...ii
hoo,
Farmer fFranklln.
W T ft T.kVII.' 1 " 1AA
?vC A, ,WilkinBpn..feiJ!l"....ZK'
Oscar .Drury .
100
,50
- 50
50
100
60'
s- 60
50
60
.. CO
' 100
60
GO
200'
50
100
: 60
V60
'200
5100
100
' 50
100
500
100
. ibo
Harry Shea .
WM B. Courtrlght..:...v..
Earl N. Dlllard uaIu J.
E. II. Donton.........:...r 1'.:
Mary IS. 'Denton. ..v ...
MJ8' 9' 1' I'almpr....-..,
Thomas RadclllTo.......... ..
Mrs. B. D. Courtrlght J..'......,...
Frod W, Drossecr..........
Sam II. nichmond...............;.
Jamos T. Cox.
8. O. Mnnhlar,. : '
John L. Vaughan....
Jerry VnnValtah...
W, L. and Dejtba Rouuo..,.
A, J, Cowart..V.
a.:
' Ot E; .Swnrta....;.., i.i...;...,..'.;
i O. F. Egglman .....,....w'...
- Henry O. Fandrura. -
Calvin A. Darnott-....- ....!.,'
I ' J..W, Koy a
J. D. Young.
aV." P'.w- Roof- r--fit -uk
, , ,lr. Julia Konody..-............r ,
N.' ,S, Burch..... ....... ...!...............,
600
v W V, Walkor.- 100
Joanotto Richardson
j. w. Htovons ,
' 'Mort Mungpr.
' . Mrs. Suo OUe. .:.,
:d. D. Weddlo
50
50
1Q0
i50
100
.,-..r
..t... 'A. ....,
Roea D. .Montgomory
.F;-, A. .WosolowBka ........Tt:; '"150
A, L. Varnoil 16Q
" Albert Russell ; u...... CO
Thos. McKlnnis ....'...A... 150
Mrs. OB Kessey.
,s5,,Bootk-Kelley, Luwber Co..:-,..-.-w
E. lCr68.,.-..-:...; 3,-',
efitfpi
1,250
CQ
100
200
C0
f Herbert J. Cox..'.', ,.J..
' T J, 8,-Lorah..
...... ....,....; ' CO
Harry W. Stowart,
1 ft
...U
W. A. Hal!.....,
"60
100
W
200
60
100
60
60
ipO
"60
'50
2Q0
COO
100
100
CO
T. 13. Seavey
C. H. Wan!
Hush SamlKrtto.,.,..i i.
ChnrJoB 8. Brooks,,,-.... i,
J. Edgar Richmond-.
Mrs. W. J, Hill
John IS, NIcoj..,-..............
V. M. Ronnlo,.,.,.., .. L.,.
Goo, H. Ditto
Hon Smith -.,-......-.-...-j,.-.'.,
Chauncoy Meacbam ..........i..-
D, W. Crltcs,.
Frank B. LoMharuI .........
Welbr Stovous ,
Frank IJnrUioiomoVI,
Harvoy W. wniuhoy.
Mrs. J. II. Royno'.ds,.
M. W. Wohor
C, A. Mnffian..
1. 1T.I
Frank SldwoII...,
M, H. Dalnbridgo.,
,
O, D. Kossoy..
W. II. Dawson
Joseph Cyr,
D. A. WttBhbUrno.,
Chas. Stltos..
Mi T. Cyr
60
60
,20p
h. Jt Lop!cjv.,
M. M. I'cory
Joseph 8. Lusby,
Jainca Evens..
John FlUgorald
W. H. Hardlo...
K. W. Lovoo.
Doan J. Heals
,...n.
N. A. tfokor...,
A. N. Fisher.....
A, A. Johnston.,1
Harry Anthony...
Ilortha Houso.
wm. DonaldBon....
Frank K and Eva 0. Taylor.
0. II. and Ollvo E. Taylor....,
W. .M. Uennle
Jamos E. RobertB,
John D. Green....
J. E. Stowart.
J. C. N'ell r-t!("-r--5.'
j
jonn vinronrtea...;..
E. G. Sutton..-'.....-
Jaraea A. Pox ,rv&.
Norwood Cox.t.J!w,
K. JOm Morrlonu.V-..
200
'60
-100
M. G. Vilcs and wife
Ray and Minnie Hyland
Total ....
3, T. Donaldson....
Roy A. Palmor .
W. C. McLagnn...,
Cecil Cnlklns;..-
J. N. WhltakorW-
Vina McLoan.......,
S. D. Cairns .
3. 3. Dryan..L..-,
Mrs. Leatha Rychard
Frod Mll'cr Roth-
Alfred R'. Fotwoll.
,
'
"
'
Harry Kiofor....
Ida and Pratt Holvoroon..
-William E. Wilkinson--, ,.
Jamos Laxton-
A. E. Tennis..: .v.'f.i...'?.- ...
q. A. Swarts..'.
Rokq D. Mc)Cay...K..M.,,,,
'J. I. Uargro....-..--&:..;:i2 ...
Edytho D. Larlmor,,...;.:.........
Mrs. Dolla Petorsdn-.v..i.....
W. M, Rennol.... ..
Ilonry Slnnor......
CD
50
Robort Sldwoll....
Total
r"r-f
Reported by First National, Bank
Silos II. Clark. ... ...,..$ 50
Edward L. Blossom..
R. S.. Wynd
-r
S. R. Humphrey...
J. P. Robley.....:..-....: ;
Vora Williams ;
Bruco E. LaiBborry...-
Alraon B. HughoB...... ,.
Johti R. Haydon...-..-:....,..,-.......
J. W. Founjain ,
Ira A, Nlce,..,..,...,,..i,-, .:..-..
( 200
Herbert E. & Pearl lkor.
Philip Saul...,
'
8. S. Carder...-.'. - ,
Both MqPhorBon
Minnie Spong Morris..,
'
Magnis a. Prlomor.
. ..........
60
Ionry S. QBtorhoudt.,.,.,,.,.,
,,
Fanny Oat- rhoudt;.-;.v:.......4.. .....
M. J. Drury ....v.......v.,r. ;..
Wm, G. Dovlno.......r-.t,...., ...
J. J. Sko.rn.lchka.....,,.,,,...-.,.!.
Mrs. E. E, CalllBon...
E. E.Calllson....i ...
60
lOtf
1 50
50
, W
100
100'
60
Rasmus Peter Mortonson
Ed. Olson,-...,......-..,..
r
V. Oi 'Bailey....'..:. u. .V..
William E. Frltts.-i:..-..4.: ,.
Philip Augustus Johnson 150
Coy Vernon Lansbory. ....L !l0Q
B.,1. ReynoldV.. I '"eq
50
O. W. Kotclium
T J, McCrackea....u,..t..,,...:..A.. ' .9q'(,ra.nk Godard ...-......-.......-i... '. .50
Arne Nolson... ..'....-.; iOQfAjil ' 8unile'rman-'-.,.-!-..-.,.-,.,.r ' 60
V at a7lJm0Mn
inqnantvuwi.ii
Orea Wtllkra Haya-.,
V
200
- CO
Thomaq M. Galllgnn
Ernest J. IJ'crUcli.,...i..
George narno8......,...
W. O. Hortoa
109
CO
l'Ob
100
CO
60
' 6b
60
100
160
100
200
100
60
.60
50
60
CO
CO
100
CP
100
CO
CO
CO
CO
100
: H
,,.60.
D, 11 HoIfrIch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hlnnon-....
Mrrf, Josslo V. Nosbltt....! .'.
Jas. F Johnsoh.,.
M, A." Ncot
Poarl D. Drury I w
O, W. Hanson..
m 11., Clark..-..,
h, K, I'ago
Homer E. I'hottoplace,
D.-R. Posey
Harry Morsdorf.
CO
60 iWQ. Spencor
50 .Henry Wagner,
lOOjTra C. Fuller-,
100 Conrad .Myers.,
CO Emost M. Bklnnor......
60 Virgil CastccL..
200 Frank Cnetcel..
60 Jnmca Hart ..
600 J. F. Hill
300 P. 13. Louk u..
260 W. It. Dennoy
Jane Mountjoy.
ii- f .MclJoor....u
' Ralrh V. Cakos
60 S. M. Caruthers
100 W. M. Ahl.
60.1
l6o P. Conloy , ,
60 1 Talmcr K. Humphroy..-.
100
CO
100
200
CO
50
100
60 Goorgo W. Sporca
CO Carl E. FJschor
BO Harl and Nina MrPherson..t
CO Leonard Franklin Hoovor...
50 Ira Dldwcll .... ...
2b0'fL. K.' I'ago.
100
B6JTho Dooth-Kolly Co .: l,25ff
CO i Mrs. a. w. Carson..
60
60 W- Carson
'bo'o. f, Parker.
Co Loo F, Sto.lonwork
50
CO
150
GO
100
CO
CO
66
60
6(i
60
ibo
100
, ,l60
. 50
M
,200
ioo
600
60
100
50, Hoy CastcolJt-
joo Dolbert Ducknum
50 . Frod II. Fritts
CO 'John II. Endlcott-.
100 John Ephralm Hastings
100 'Adam. Rltchoy.
Z. T. Kinlzley
U. 8. GUnia
Anlhdny' Sail.:
lOQ.Georgo" Walter MllUcan.,-...
50 ("oy Koch.n.r,
.Zolla Cantrollw-
Ransom Mlllor...-..i.....
.Mrs. Julius Do"Mlck'.,.'-...
Emors? G. Molcalf. . i.
..?14(10p!Emor" Richardson
10a'Mclvln Fonwiok
T"
CQ- Jcnnlo' Fehwick
oaq Auranam Minor - .
60"R: p. Earl Wilson J.
ro"'joo' Yocum .:.
60 Horbort Durghor. L. 60
co stopnen snennan PoUor-
Cq Erlck Johnson .
co Charley C. Haydon
Kftl.E. AV. Lavert. . ..
60
100
60
60
50
100
60
100
'50,
100
noo
ioo j Lester IL Mllilcan-
60 Robort'Lco Drury. ;
j,0 jC. F. Humphry and wife..;
B0'Karl Glranl.
100 AHon Garland' Snood ...
lOo 'Burton G. Sankojr'. 1.
j00jjohft Oliver Root.........-.
CO I 9- Johnbon'and wifo.A
100(Luey A. Easton
?"'
.-..4...
-1
59
50
100
150
100
50
100
60
GO
60
50
50
CO
100
60
100
200
60
60
100
- 60
60
100 Jesso & Harriot Easton..
CO 4
Arthur T, Easton......
ij Mr, and Mra. W..H. Collins
50J Marion D. Harpolo ,r
60 Honryl Vollstddt '. J.1
colThos. J. Allon ,.,
Y
calvjn O. Burns,..!
rllonry Tomsotli....
Poto Tomsoth ..........,....
JA?. and Mrs. Orin FalrJ
bron D .Motcalf ....
100 John F. Kotols
100 IW. L, Arnold.,
GO Ilattlo El Mulligan.
100 1C. B.. Lyon..,
60 ' Mrs, N. L. Holterbrand........
100 W. H. Griffln.-
50 lira A, Nico........-....,.,,...
100 Harold K. Chaso ...
50 vLavln!a Kostor...,
Norman B. and Grace Mann,rt. r 100
100. D, Zimmerman..
CO
100, W. H. Sutton...
50
100
60
6?
200
60.
100
ioo
200
100
6.9
60
100
50 j a II. Hlxon-u
10Q Caleb J. Bakor,
CO C O. Irish
CO Sprlngllold Lodgo, 1. O. O.
i-(.e
SO ' W. N. Wfllllaius v,
60-T. W. Carnoy and .wlfo ,..j.
l00fRobort Hugh Rood...... .-.,
50 j Goorgo B. "Pr'eftyman..
Harry. Woolpy (...t,...
Porry A, Wooloy - ......
IVoy ' Edmlston ,
Waltor Wales .McPher8on.,......
Mr'B.'A. D. Stout.
. (200
U, VToHmn.,'..:... ;.. " 50
itato it. Spore's 50
D. T. Sporoa , rf,rf, ,..,,. 100
lf.H , Johuaon,....,
60
wm, J. Culyor.:..
60.
iOfflGurn,
Bon'ormau .,
50
lOO'tf-dO,
lOaLjU;..
i;d Modi. Catching.-.,
100
;,X.u.wujoward.,
100
60
60
100
100
mm. iiQ-u iiaiiin
Piilo Wilcox
Asa M,' Griffin......
wBys
661
L1. DanksJSi'.-.-.
RQbL II. Hays..
A. P. Nllsen ..J L-.:
W. S, Dodd...J.J!.ii...
CO
loo'
60
60
CO
400
100
60
Bfslo J. Knott-JU
Nlchoks Lamberty ,
iv . ...... vmi fw,
N. W.,Bery.
A; ,8,' Polloy...
it-
100
100
200
1941
C9
CO
S0
100
60
100
109
Jofca E. Edwards,
U O. HHlIn
Datearlo E. Hulin: x
Wilbdr S. Hulin. ,
Cecil E. Griffin
.tJL
W, JC Rhodes
Virgil Mood .
WS. Napoteow KaotL,
j, V. Brtsch.r
Mrs. Stella 8cbri(t,
J.IJ, Weldoa .
CO
CO
50
Mr,. and Mrs. D. L. V&r'.cy.
3. ,W. McDowell....
Total
.$20,600
lEGON, POWER CO.
CEASES TO EXiST
Corporate Name Dropped and
Mountain States Power Co.
, Substituted.
'SACRED TO THE MEMORY
. OF THE
Orejgon" Power Co.
. ' Departed Tils LIfo - I
' ' Oct! 1, 1918.
" R. I. P.
Chas. D, Stephens...
Mr. F. H. Alexander.....
- -.rU,. ,,0 thelr Tay-itrrsufe iBe
-.Wlien the llrat day of October, .'avoiding "attacks by snbma,iact;, got
A. D was ushered Into existence,: lnt0 DurazBO harbor.
mere was unnerea om oi eiiaienco ai Ah jntCnse bombardment followed waafcag that the Geraaas Sare heea
name that liad become as familiar to'nEtn the uase and the Austrian shlps forced to begin onek the war's great
Springfield as some of the last, year 'anchored there were comnietely ' de- est retreats.
uais wun wnicn a lew bprmgneta wo- stroyeU.
men are trying to win tho war. Itaan sa,0Mj ,n teeth ofk hot
Tho Oregon l ower Co. Is no more. icncmy flnj torpedoed Austrian
In its stead tho' parent star In tho ide3troyer and a steamen Another
wostora nrmamont-the Mountain ve88e, wWch waB YecognUed a8 a hos-
States Power Co. will shine on with',. . ., , ,;,, ,
undimmed luster at the regular rates (
por KVW, hour. -
Whon you call 'cm on the phone,
don't ask, "Is Oils tho Oregon Power
Co.'s onlce" They are trying to HVe
down the past, .and hare trouble
.enough without being constantly ror
minded of tholr recent bereavement.,
' Let tho kindly hand of Time, aided
and abetted by the motor hand, heal
this wound "not later than tho tenth
oftho month."
Don't make any sarcastic remarks
either about "Mountain States" being
a holuva namo for a valley concern.
Wo know It Is, but consider it ungen
tlemaniy to mention it. '
It is going to he hard to forget a
namo that has been synonymous with
the growth ot Sprlngllold, .and excel
lent public eervlce. ,
No change In .tho company officials
in tho local office will be made, and
tho change In namo was. made' purely
to facilitate tho work Jin tho various
offices of tho rompany,! ' "
NO GASOLINE SOLD AFTER 6
Garages Are .Requested to Observe
New Rules of Conservation.
Garages and all other gasoline and
distiRato Boiling and distributing agon
ctos on tho Paclflc Coast havo been
asked to limit their sal03 to tho hourn
.between 6 a. m. and Cp. rn. In order
to consorvo fuel and to reeaso man
power for tho war.
Tho largo oll companies have. aU
roaaymauo arrangeraopia jor ciosiag
from G p. m, to 0 a. m.j which will go
1 lOlfi
Tho public is asked to cooporato.
with tho movement. . , ' 4
SUGAR. MAY BE
?OUCiHT
i i .
Once a Month Instead of (Two-Pound
Lot Bealnnfi-jfl October 1, 1918.
,. t . . ,, "'
Each family may buy Its regular
allotmpat of sugar once a moath
after October 1, according to F," M.
Wllkins. county .food administrator,
Vaatoad ot in twp-poud lota1' fJr-
Thore will be no' allotments vaiaae
for caanIag,,.parpoce aad the twe
pounds ft month for each perpon will
bo st.'ictly' adh6re"d"tfl1' AllprBH8
1 tor canning sugar that nave Wwi-li-.
sued are canceled arid no grejeerer Is
! allowed to toll more than a ;monUif
allotment to cafch family.
' Should Be Sent Early,
Xmas packages for men Inithe sor
vico abdard Teasels or ia Eur'opo
should be seat so that they reach New
York npt later than November 15.
Packages sent by parcel yest ust fee
enclosed In strong boxes witfi either
hinged or screen to$ cerers, bo that
Ithoy may he inspected. Boies t twmt
hy express t weigh more thn
twenty pounds, and hot more than two
cubic feet la vefoisse. -The hexes
should he well strap pet! and have
hisged or screw tops, Ne perishable
food -should be aest unless ia gkue
! Jm er cans. The pekagcs must h
'marked with tb Bftme and address ot
the sesder with' a Botatiofl, "Christmas-Sox,-'
and sa net be forwarded fa
caro of tlie Supply Office, Fleet Supply
Base, Twenty-ninth street and Third
avenue, Souths Brooklyn, N. Y,
AUSTRIAN NAVAL
' WiE DESTROYED
Mi. .
Allies Warships Enter Harbor
of Durazzo and Raise
Havoc.
.
Rome. Oct. K. (Friday.! Ameri
can, British and Italian warahipa have
destroyed the Austrian naval base at
Durazdo and the warships, anchored
there,, according tsaa announcesaeat
made by. Premier Orlando.
The attack on Durauo occurred at
noon on Wednesday, whef IUtliaa.aad
British cruisers 7 protected -'by Italian
and alMed torpedo boats aad. A8ri
jcan subaarlnes, succeeded ia making
liiuil bill;', aa uuuwcu iu niuiuiau.
British and Italian airplarTes co- It Is known that the Germaaa hre
operated In the Work. Other Italian becoming so short of ammunition that
and allied warships were dnyvn up many of the higher officers are
in order of batllo outside of the" bar- alarmed, but. In the rfetreat UwCdaV
bor to deal with any enemy warships 8tc(on oi dumps has beea ahe-
comlng up to tho assistance of the fetely necessitated. ?
port " 55 1Hff Kieaeh Gain In Champacne Seesr,
No losses, or damage were suffered
by tho allied squadron except a slight ers today. They, made annportmrt:
injury to a British cruiser, hy a tor- adrance to'the'ctrthwesti)f Somnae-
pedo from an enemy submarine." " Py In the 'C.anifca'.gne, occikpyiBV the
: ' crest of "Blanc Mont.
Highway Must Walt. 1 CorwlcK.. trthwet of Rhelms. haa
The State Highway Commission tcaftlirf , V
has canceled advertisements for the - 11
construction of 8,000 feet ot macadam GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA
surfacing on tho Paclflc Hjghway Mcaures Taken b state .Xutherltlea
from the Lano-Douglas county line . ta 'Prevent Its Sra Hare?
north. A letter received in Eugeno j
from Herbert Nunn, state highway r Measures are being taken by the
ongineer, statea the action is taken state health authorities to prevent the
bpcause the United States highway spread of Spanish influenza' from the
council, has refused permission for army cantonments.
tho purchase of cement, reinforcing- Major J'. D. Cope has Issued ' epe
Bfcol. gravel and sand for the con-' cfal bulletin and ordered it to be read,
structlon ot the vkduct over the tQ all air service detachments.
Southern Pacific tracks at Divide. The following are part of the reeom-
Tho Divide crosslhg Is considered mendatlo'as and ordepsl w?,
one of the most dangerous in tho tjsd a tnouth wasrvevarglew4ee
an overhead crossing was propos
more than a year ago and a few weeks mild nUafeycs, , hx& does not Uve
agp he railroad -company, the' Stale lowr the body. Also brush
and Lane rounty- entered 4uto an th'e'.teelfcwjth salt water- or any tooth
and Lane pounty entered Into an paste ( of ; powder after each, meal,
agreement to hulld such a, structure, "On tbe'appoaranco of tho flrat
tho esllmato of tho cost beiug placed symptoms of fever, chill, severe back
at $26',000. Jacho or headache, soro th'oa, iaai-kcd
State Highway Engineer Nunn In prostration or weakness, thojadlvldual
referring to the action of the United should Immediately report tp a modi-
(States Highways Cquncll states:
"Permission ia rofteeu for this Jra -
Iprovemont on tho grohnds of tho no -
cesslty of cqn8orvIng.matorlals during '
tho -National emergency."
Ritchie Whips Four Policemen.
St. Louis, Mo Oct 3. Sorgoaut
Willlo Ritchie, former lightweight
champion, whipped four policemen
when they attempted to arrest, ataa
for alleged dlsturbeacQ' of the peace
hpre -today, Hi waataraid' over to
, .Have you seen the MeaUtatr :
Eaaisaaaa will shew it te Tea'.ir X
BRITISH CAPTURE
5,11 PRISONERS
Sy Terrific PJunfe Troop Pas
HJntfmburg; Line and Take
Marty 'twna.
HUN RETREAT -.UNDER WAY
British Arc Hamnwir.f FleslRf Hum
as Thy Withdraw Frem GH
trlct f Armnwsrsrt
ana7 Lm.. ' .
British ireeps seweked a k(rg aC
vlUl seethm of tfe-e Hlndenbvrg Um
today fcetw'een St. Qaestlft' iad Cut
braf. They hare occupied saaay addf
tloaal towds a4 villages-C,M
prisoners ad Bamerouu sjibs have
been takca. v
Tho battle was resumed at'S o'eteck;
(a tho morning and coBtftiued Bhroag
out tho day, English and A'aatndlaa
divisions driving deep teto V6e oacsaj
defenses. c
Tho ground over which the British
troops fought their way amimt thm
inevitable swarms ot m&chfiM saa
was lltte.ed with German dMd.
Great Advance Is Tdade.
The adranco his r cache i . depth riC
about fivo miles at Its apex, aad it
follows that tho principal Hiadeahusc
defeases here hare heea v'oatterad. A
few hours may s the TSritlah all the
way Of( thh other side ef the great
German, dfeas4ve syateaa. ,
From the north ceases meat signifi
cant news. Th CenBB3 who were
gradHsJly betog left la a 3Ueat have
aegua a retreat oa praetk-aHy all u
AnaeaUeres aecter.aad appear to he
ia fast Moat British treaes fcsr
eatered aad are sow saesfag threaaa.
Leac. - -
Great Retreat Beeaa.
AalMwa J4s,jeaeh ef AmeaUeres.
has heeaWtakea aad the British are
eat of the.'e: IadlcatTon are not
As the ,Geraas retreat In the
Armentieres sector they area!ylBff
the torch wherever they aava the
time and' their retreat ia marked br
groat explosions as ammualtloa atarea
nr ,ipRfrv.i
French trooes captured 2.890 arieek-
build a (lay, especially at 'sight. The, germ
posedt Wflueliiala'-Wsily1 desfreyed br
leal officer." ft
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.VVILL t-(A ULUIiiiNU HKICc.
Washlugtoa, tQct.a. Prices and dis
tribution of "practically all rticles at'
wearing apparel are to be controlled
by the Jfar Iadustrial Board.
Rsgatotkme issued yesterday prf
ecrieiag eertala fixed prices for shoe
constituted ealy the first 'step ia i
Baeral policy froat price atrel c
clothing, it wae dieeteeed laaaaht
Chairman Baruck 'aaa4M'r4lM aa
nouncomeat in an addrees' Ve the
National Drygo.oda AseeelaUea.
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