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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1918

Page

6

British Still Advance In Heavy Fight Near Gricourt

German losses mount as French drive Teutons from vital ground around Moisy farm. Serbian forces press toward Veles as Bulgarians resist along the Vardar front. Allied air and artillery activity increases southwest of Metz with no infantry fighting reported.

Teutons Moisy Farm Associated Press St. Quentin Macedonia Gricourt Selenes Ailette Aisne Gheminn-des-Dames Marcedonia Vardar Veles Lake Doiran Paris Cexule Strumitza Prilep Metz

Fourth Liberty Loan drive set to open in three weeks

President Wilson to speak in New York on behalf of the fourth liberty loan. Campaign opens Saturday and runs to October 19 with a nationwide effort including soldiers and French legionnaires. New York district allotted 3.8 billion, Chicago 0.7 billion, Cleveland 0.6 billion, Boston and Philadelphia 0.3 billion each. Total subscriptions for prior loans 12.35 billion.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Wilson New York Liberty. Loan Metropolitan Opera House federal reserve district _ liberty loan committee McAdoo Washington D. C U.S France French Foreign Legion Pershing Treasury Department Chicago Cleveland Boston Philadelphia San Francisco Richmond

Notice to stop home delivery and contact office

Error or ta boo has prevented delivery. Please send ONE 3336 and a copy of a will. Phone calls must reach this office before 6:50 p.m. Trier.

Om. Trier

German morale not broken by prisoner reports says Americans

United States war desk reports thousands of German prisoners show morale not collapsed. Officers note only isolated cases of gladness at captivity, typical of captives after bombardment and fatigue. Germans expected to endure, with rations plentiful and clothing good. Despite setbacks at the Marne, St Mihiel, and St Quentin, enemy fighting spirit remains.

Associated Press France Germany Mataie Marne St. Mihiel iSt. Quentin Sengalese J Krantza

Marshal Foch Affirms Allied Strength Amid War News

London reports Marshal Foch, commander on the western front, told Telegraph correspondents that the British army is stronger than ever, Americans are gallant, and the French remain the same. He warned the enemy is shaken but not defeated, saying Rhine not imminent as forces crest and then move downhill. He dismissed reporters and returned to his maps.

London Marshal Poch Larmies Western Front Telegraph France Rhine

Teut General Claims Western Front Setback Explained

General von Risberg told the Reichstag committee that the German offensive failed due to lack of surprise and the need to assume a defensive against the English home army. He cited Entente attacks on the Marne salient and described British victories as a success from massed tanks and surprise.

Amsterdam von Risberg Reichstag Berlin Western Marne Ancre

John Herriott dies. Iowa official and Civil War veteran

Des Moines reports the death of John Herriott, longtime Iowa public figure and Civil War veteran. Former lieutenant governor under A. B. Cummins and state treasurer from 1895 to 1901, funeral services set for Thursday in Stuart.

Des Moines Stuart John Herriott Iowa A. B. Cummins Herriott Guthrie ‘County

Here's Jolt for Those Hoping to Catch Up Sleep

Daylight saving will continue until the last Sunday in October or Oct 27 when clocks are set back. Many think the change is on the first Sunday in October, but law requires the last Sunday of October. Early risers feel darkness at 6 am but light by 7 am as work begins. it will be darker later for a while.

United States Congress

Loan Workers Meet Tonight for Last Tips

Waterloo forces to wage the liberty loan campaign meet at K P hall at 8 this evening to receive ammunition and final orders. Ali captains leutenants and sergeants for the Service league about 500 urged to attend. Board reports few complaints about large allotments indicating readiness to meet the test of patriotism. Bowigan praises volunteer help and Waterloo Business College for assisting with the allotment cards and mailing.

Waterloo K.p.hall Servier League Equalization Board YMC. AL M. L. Bow‘igan Service ‘League Waterloo Business College Service

Long Gubernatorial Choice of Democrats of Massachusetts

Richard H. H. Long, a Framingham manufacturer, was nominated for governor by the Democrats at their state primaries, besting Boston banker William A. Gaston and former lieutenant governor Edward P. Barry. The defeat was tentative until early today as the final tally hung in doubt.

Associated Press Boston Richard HH. ‘Long Framinghaus Wm. A. Gaston Edward P. Barry

U S Commander Wins British Praise for Sinking Submarine

Lieut. Commander Richard P. McCullough of the U. S. Navy commanded the converted yacht Ceydonia and earned commendation from the British Admiralty for destroying a submarine that attacked a convoy and sank a vessel on the Algiers to Balearic Islands route.

London Richard P. McCullough U. S. No Admiralty Algiers Balearic Islands

Archbishop Ireland Dies After Long Illness at St Paul

The archbishop of St Paul and Minneapolis Archbishop Ireland died at 1 55 in the afternoon after a prolonged illness of stomach trouble and weakness. He had celebrated high mass recently and his physicians kept him alive by oxygen for three days. Visitors included his sister Mother Superior Seraphine Sister Rose and Father Welch as well as Bishop Busch. Funeral arrangements were to be announced later.

St. Pauk Minn Avc Slaptein Ireland Tagiany Disey Piorida Salem Seraphine Rose Thomas A. Welch J.C. Byrne Joseph Busch St. Cloud Florida

German Social Democrats push for peace terms at reichstag

Rotterdam dispatch notes Social Democratic Party resolutions endorse the July 1917 peace plan and urge a league of nations with universal disarmament. Autonomy for Alsace Lorraine and direct suffrage for German states are proposed. Prussian landtag may dissolve if equal suffrage fails. Hertling complains of Wilson four points attention.

London Reichsstag Germany Rotterdam Social Democratic Party Reichstag League of Nations Belgium Serbia Montenegro Brest-Litovsk Bucharest Alsace Lorraine Landtag Hertling Witsoy Amsterdam Count von Hertling Wilson

Aerial and infantry activity near St Mihiel front

In the Lorain St Mihiel area on Sept 25, both American and German air forces conducted active operations. Observers toured the sky under clear conditions while combat patrols and artillery shelling targeted cross roads and troop formations behind the lines.

Associated Press Lorsbille St. Mihiel Ingar

Brazil in a state of war with Austria

Washington Sept 25 A state of war now exists between Brazil and Austria no formal declaration yet. Brazilian minister in Vienna has closed his legation and left for Brazil and Austrian minister in Rio de Janeiro is returning home soon. Brazil had declared war on Germany a year ago.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Brazil Austria Washington Vienna Rio de Janeiro Germany

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