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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1918

Page

6

Germans Attack British Posts Around Cambrai

The Cambrai sector sees intense German artillery followed by a local infantry push that drives back four British advanced posts near the Canal du Nord. Artillery duels persist along the front in France while Italian front clashes continue. British and French air fleets report heavy activity with about 60 aircraft lost between both sides, and Allied bombings target railway hubs and airfields behind German lines.

Cambrai Canal du Nord France Itailan Flanders Venetian Padua Paris Corbeny Meuse Avecourt Wood St. Maniel Furey London Holsebeke Zonnebeke

Edw ard Carson Urges Allied Unity for Roumania

Sir Edward Carson in a London meeting launching a society for closer ties with Roumania asserts that the United States and Britain are bound as cousins to fulfill war pledges. He stresses the Entente’s duty to Roumania and Serbia and the need for allied unity to shape the Near East settlement.

London Lan United States Edward Carson Roumania Altho Sir Edward Serbia Great Britain Ronqnania Greece Near East

Wilson's Water Vision Praised By Economist

London reports economist praise for President Wilson as the man who can express clearly the Allies' real war aims. The piece argues earlier leadership could have won Russia's sympathy, and that Wilson agrees with Lansdowne on Germany's place in world commerce. It notes economic boycott threats may harden German war interests until peace offers are accepted.

London Wilson Ecconomist Russia William Lord Lansdowne Germany Eronor Germa

Y M C A Lyceum Course Opens Sunday at Sp Mall

The Y M C A begins a winter lyceum series with a 3 PM Sunday program featuring Miss Edna Eugene Lowe, a Chicago impersonator and reader. Admission is free with a passing hat. attendees welcome, then events will be men only for January and February. The mid winter Chautauqua at Vo M C G A also starts Sunday at 3 PM with free admission.

Y.M. C AL Lyceum SP. ML Edna Eugena Lowe Chicara Lyceum Vo M. CG

Ravages of Tuberculosis Drive Schooling for Health

The article traces tuberculosis as a national threat influencing military readiness and public health education. It credits the anti tuberculosis movement with advancing school based learning, posters, movies, health exhibits, and multilingual literature. It notes 100000 crusaders under the Double Red Cross and a December drive for 3 million dollars to fund education and prevention efforts benefiting soldiers and civilians alike.

Double Red Cross Crnsaders Red Cross Red Crosse Christmes Mcity Tte American Red Cross National Association For the Study and Prevention of

A Week in London by George T Rye

A London diary covers a Commons session on air raids and ministry questions, British and American observers, a reception with Ambassador Page, a House conference with Col. Henry House, and a Westminster cathedral morning service. The author notes crowding in Parliament, wartime rationing, and attitudes toward dogs amid war.

GEORGE T_. RYE House of Commons America Y . Tueallay France Ambassador Page Middle West Page Calaveda Nublin Italy Priday Col FE. M. House Austin New York Washington Cot. House Thonse Tommins London Opera Stoll Douglass Fairbanks New Westminster Cathedral

Ownership plan behind rail bill in wartime period

Chicago officials debate government operation of railroads after the war as a potential experiment. Some see the provision allowing continued operation without purchase as a controlled test of government ownership, with outcomes to guide future ownership decisions. Leaders from Northwestern, unions, and Pennsylvania lines express support or cautious approval.

Chicago Chicago Railroad Congress Y C. H. Markham Unions Central Wilson A. M. Schoyer Pennsylvania Lines

Cascarets for Liver and Bowel Cleansing Ad

An old fashioned advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets for a cleansed liver and bowels. It claims relief from bile buildup, headaches, dizziness, foul breath, and sour stomach, promising clear headedness, clean tongue, and improved skin. Includes reassurance that mothers may give a dose to sick children without gripe or sickness.

Local Board Notes Describe Busy Registration Efforts

A busy local board handles constant inquiries as Miss Edith Harris orders more questionnaires from Des Moines. Registrants certified for service in the next increment are reclassified under new rules, with married men likely deferred. A Waterloo traveling salesman sought help to ensure his questionnaire reached Council Bluffs and Red Oaks on schedule.

Edith Harris Adjutant General Des Moines Waterloo Council Bluffs Red Oaks

Assessors Salaries Fixed by County Board

The county board fixed assessors salaries and days for completing assessments. City Assessor J A Townsley will earn 1500 dollars per year. deputies 3.50 dollars per day. Various towns and townships were allotted specific numbers of assessment days ranging from 9 to 1000 across Waterloo Cedar Falls La Porte City Castle Hill Cedar Heights Gilbertville Dunkerton Hudson and others.

Waterloo J. A. Townsley Cedar Falls la Porte City Castle Hill Cedar Heights Gilbertville Dunkerton Hudson Barclay Bennington Big Creek Black Hawk Eagle Fox Lester Mt. Vernon Orange Spring Creek Poyner Cedar East Waterloo Washington and Union Waterloo Township

Buxton Grocery Burglarized After Break-In on Third Street

Bulglars forced entry through a Third Street side window at C. E. Buxton grocery. About $20 in cash, 30 pounds of ham, and five pounds of cheese were stolen. Police were alerted at 6:25 am and a patrol unit with bloodhounds traced the suspect path to a Thompson Avenue home, where a confrontation with a bull dog occurred. No arrest made due to lack of corroborative evidence. search continued.

C. E. Buxton Third Street Sullivan Avenue Ed Burk P. J. Walker Shores Bloodhounds Sullivan Wellington Thompson Aveanue Manu Burk

Short Term Notes Apply On Loan Bonds

Waterloo banks report a federal reserve notice about the latest 4 percent United States certificates of indebtedness dated January 2 1918 due June 25 1918. They can be used as payment for income or excess profits taxes but not for Liberty Loan purchases and are issued in denominations of 300 dollars and up. If unused for tax payments they mature at par plus accrued interest, seen as profitable investments for individuals and corporations preparing for tax obligations.

Waterloo Federal Reserve Bank Chicago United States Liberty Loan

Exemption Board Notices Undelivered Questionnaires

Wa terloo exemption board sent questionnaires to registrants listed and many were returned undelivered. Names include William L. Barnes Sam Matthews Rufus Thomas Lewis A Sheets Raymond W Batley Mike Blick Jacob J Folker Lewis C Johnson Joseph LaFrance Guy Barclay Nesbit Emer James Nelson Frank James Reed George Robinson Warren Warr Charles James Woodard John Balidon Robert Joseph Barta Lewis A Becker Fred J Black Ray Henry Bush and Dalton Charles One was returned with the registrant noted as deceased.

Waterloo William L. Barnes Sam Matthews Rufus Thomas Lewis A. Sheets Raymond W. Batley Mike Blick Jacob J. Folker Lewis C. Johnson Joseph LaFrance Guy Barclay Nesbit Emer James Nelson Frank James Reed George Robinson Warren Warr Charles James Woodard John Balidon Robert Joseph Barta Lewis A. Becker Fred J. Black Ray Henry Bush Dalton Charles_ One

Jam Laid Waste By Worst Floods Of Decades

Washington dispatch reports floods in Slant the worst since 1831 devastate the country. Water reaches roofs of homes where peasants live, crops destroyed, cattle dying from drowning and starvation. A relief commission has been appointed.

Washington, D. C Bangkok

Japanese Loan to China Negotiations Delayed

Peking January 4 The plan for Japan to advance 10 million pounds to China to bolster the Bank of China's position was to be signed today but was postponed at the last moment. Officials attribute the delay to American French and British banking groups opting to participate in the loan.

Peking Japan China Bank of China

Britains Beef Ration To Be Cut In Half At Halif

London January 5 an official statement says beef consumption in England must drop at least one half due to meat scarcity. The Daily Mail reports meat will be the first item under Lord Rhonddas compulsory rationing plan with butter margarine and later foods to follow as they grow scarcer.

London England The Daily Mail Lord Rhondda

Cedar Rapids stores to close early to save coal

Cedar Rapids clothing stores will close at 6 30 p m daily except Saturday to save coal as urged by the fuse administrator. The early closing is said to be first in the United States to follow the coal saving plan. A Chau tauqua program is set for tomorrow at 3 p m with other numbers for men only.

Save-Coal Cedar Rapids United States

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