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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1918

Page

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Allied Drive On Cambrai Hinders Line Advances In Sept

British progress along the Hindenburg line near St. Quentin gains ground with outposts at Pontruet and Le Calet while Cambrai road sectors see renewed fighting. Paris reports 8,000 Germans captured as Hale's forces push toward Conbra with ongoing shelling and counterattacks. Rail express rate increases also foreseen by officials.

Cambrai Hindenburg Associated Press London St. Quentin Pontruet Paris Contesticourt France Hale Conbra Villeret Lacatelet

Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds to be dated October 24 1918

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas announces bond issues for the Fourth Liberty Loan with a 10 percent cash payment and phased installments through January 30 1919. First coupon due April 15 1919. denominations and total loan amount to be determined. County quotas will be advised to chairmen as soon as available.

Federal Reserve Bank OF Dallas Central Phates Oleant Aa Dallas Texas J. W. Hoopes First National Bank of Carlsbad

Unconditional Surrender Demanded by War Workers

War workers at the flat national convention in Beansville Indiana demand unconditional surrender of Germany in a resolution to President Wilson General Pershing and the American forces in France. A Wilson telegram praises the sacrifices of war mothers and their sons as heroes who defend freedom and justice. Also reports First Lieutenant David E Putman of Newton Massachusetts, an American ace, was killed near the Lorraine front while patrolling with Lieutenant Robertson of Fort Smith Arkansas. Putman was shot through the heart after a seven-machine German ambush.

Beansville Indiana Germany War Workers of America Wilson General Pershing France War Mothers of America America Associated Press Lorraine David E. Putman Newton Mass Deen Patousa Robertson Fort Smith Ark Putman

PACTURE SHOW: Week Schedule At Peak Inn

Picture show operates Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday each week with showings starting at 8 o'clock until further notice.

Ways and Means OKs extended wartax plan to $10

The House Ways and Means Committee approved extending the proposed war tax to ten dollars per year for business occupations. The measure would apply to all positions in professions or trades earning two thousand dollars or more annually.

Associated Press Washington House Ways and Means

Morning Worship and Evening Sermons at Presbyterian Church

Morning worship next Sabbath features a sermon titled Heaven's Vacation or Occur ation. Evening talks study the Second Petition of the Lord's Prayer as part of a church series.

Presbyterian Church

Bulgarians Routed by French and Serbians in Macedonia War

The report notes a rapid advance by the Allies in Macedonia with Bulgarian forces routed. Prisoners and large war matériel captured as Serbian and French troops seize multiple towns and press the retreat to the northwest.

Ry Associated Press London Macedonia Topotite Volshenhta Heshenstta Melon Vitilishta Rasimby Wilth Nochket and Foxem

Lakewood Couple Day Out In Town

Mr and Mrs Snyder of Lakewood spent Tuesday in town. Mr Snyder serves as manager of the Lakewood Mercantile Co.

Mrs. Snyder Lakewood Snyder Lakewood Mercantile Co

Notice to pay dog tax by October first 1918 New Mexico

All parties failing to pay dog tax on or before October 1 1918 will be dealt with under Sec 218 state laws of New Mexico Marcus Luke Jr in W F McKvain's office.

New Mexico Marcus Luke, JR W. F. McKvain

Airplanes to Visit Under Mayor Dean Smith’s Watch

Five government aircraft are set to arrive under the supervision of Major Dean Smith. The date is to be announced, with officials urging residents to stay alert for further details.

Dean Smith

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