Wealthy Nations Face War Costs, Allies Urged to Share
Fragmentary text argues that vast wealth cannot cover total war costs. it urges allies to contribute a portion of the 30,000 mileage cost to support the war effort.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1918
Page
5
Fragmentary text argues that vast wealth cannot cover total war costs. it urges allies to contribute a portion of the 30,000 mileage cost to support the war effort.
American and allied forces advanced along the Meuse on Sunday extending the front by about 15 miles. German raids were repelled as the British and French pressed a stiff defense while crossing the Meuse near Stenay and taking several villages.
London dispatch says Belgian frontier east of the Meuse at Mezieres to Sedan region remains contested as French forces push along the Meuse banks. British troops at Mons engaged Clergians at the war's start area, now reportedly captured by Canadian troops under General Horne per Field Marshal Wilson's announcement.
Allied forces under Gouraud push into Sedan this afternoon as German troops retreat. Booty piles up including artillery, ammo dumps, railroad assets, and prisoners while traffic slows and fronts shorten. French near Belgian border faces encumbrances from heavy supplies and booty as final moves toward armistice terms unfold. A second note promotes Pepsin laxative, Grove’s Tonic.
The United States Marshal announces the sale of the steamer Columbia, sunk on the Illinois River near Pekin. The government holds title and plans a public sale to recover costs after a recent deadly incident with around a hundred deaths.
United States Navy officer Lieutenant Isaacs, aboard the President Lincoln when sunk by a Uboat May 11, retraced his escape path to England via Switzerland after breaking from a German camp at Villingen Laden. He swam the Rhine and reached the Swiss frontier, then reached England and resumed duty. He described harsh treatment by the Germans and said little about his voyage.
A vintage ad promises Hy Balm will open nasal passages in one minute and end headaches dryness and nighttime breathing struggles. The product claims to clear catarrh and provide free breathing with a small bottle available from druggists.
One private was hurt but not seriously when his motorcycle collided with a car at Nest Commerce and Flores Streets. G. Chaffe faced careless driving charges after the crash. Additional collisions occurred at West Commerce and San Marcos Streets and at South Flores and Ralph Streets, with several drivers charged with careless driving. A convalescent home at Camp Travis will open Monday night with vaudeville acts.
London observers say the peace conference cannot start for at least three months due to extensive preliminary work and possible fragmentation of Germany. An authority notes that new nationalities will pose a monumental task and a league of nations will require vast legal and constitutional work. A banker estimate puts Belgium indemnity at 280 million pounds plus further damages across France Italy Romania Serbia Britain and shipping losses totaling about 1400 million pounds with annual charges on German revenues.
A reader notes rabbits long ears serve as handles in theory but offers caution, describing how mother rabbits carry young by ears and detailing rabbits’ limited eye movement and scent tracking when locating food. He observes rabbits approach edges with caution and show variable jumping behavior.
Members of the Philadelphia Motor Car Trade Association attended a lunch to hear President A. E. B. Maltby discuss car production prospects. The talk focused on sustaining output and industry conditions.
A Washington meeting of thirty eight directors with the War Production Board discusses wartime measures for motor passenger car businesses. Officials say no immediate curtailment is planned, government will take what it needs for munitions ships and rails, while dealers should minimize overhead. The War Board aims to avoid hardship for auto sellers while supporting overall war effort.
Catarrh is a blood condition not cured by sprays or douches. Local treatments waste time as the disease grows worse and may reach the lungs. S S S attacks the disease at its source in the blood and yields results even in severe cases. S S S is recommended by Swift Specific Co. 436 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for expert medical advice.
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