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NEW CASTLE NEWS 22 Both Phones Ttpbuie Tour Nar Items tg Ni Ctatle'a Newiy Newiptper. Weainer i'air tonight with frost; TuesdAT fair, continued cool. VOLUME XXXIX-No. 50. CAST I MONDAY, OCJTOISKK 7, lyiw, 12 PAGES.

TWO CENTS A COPT MR BE HO LET UP IN COUNTY LOAN DRIVE GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN PEACE APPEALS ARE BEFORE WILSON Appeal To All Citizens Of Lawrence County AND TO THINK THAT SOME WOULD TALK TERMS TO THIS MURDER GANG PRESIDENT WILL LOSE LITTLE TIME IN MAKING REPLY WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Oct 6 A hospital near Cheppy was shelled by the Germans this morning. Some casualties were sustained. The shelling occurred immediately after boche planes flew over the hospital. Peace Overtures Will Be Rejected is Opinion of Official Washington Not Believed Germany is Sincere in Latest Move. AMERICANS YmksCross Aire River; FORCE NEW HUN RETREAT BY JOHN KDWIX NEVIS, international News Service Staff Correspond1 d(.

Out. 7. Tluc German and Austrian peace Jippculs arc officially before the United States government. Take Town Trench Capture Morccurt I Americans Continue To Push Forward. The German appeal addressed specifically to President Wilson, was delivered to him in the White House at 11 o'clock by Frederick Oederlin, the acting Swiss charge de nffnires.

Half i an hour earlier the Auslra-Hu librarian appeal had been handed (o Secretary of State Lansincf hv the Swedish minister Franco-American Army On Champagne Front Achieves Big Success. 9 Tt was officially announced that President Wilson would lose no time in making reply to the two notes. By JHEWTON C. FUtKE, IbternAtloiiAl News Service Staff Carre HTioiiiicnt. WITH THK AMKIIUMX Alt.MV NOKTHWKKT VEItUOi, Oct.

7- (Noon) American tvnojis forced their wy across to (tie lvenl hi mil of SAME REPLY TO BOTH NOTES. Officials made it plain that the reply of the President RETIREMENT OF News of probable peace must not permit us to lay aside for one moment our efforts to raise our quota for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Probable peace is not peace, nor will it be until a treaty is signed. Germany is undoubtedly in trouble, If, for any reason she can secure a cession of hostilities until she can recover from the Turi on which the Allies now have her, she will come back strong-, and prolong the war for years to come. To keep Germany on the run is now the great object.

This will be accomplished by her knowing and realizing that united America, with a 56,000,000,000 bond issue raised, is determined that an outlaw nation shall no longer play havoc among the other nations of the earth. The raise of our quota is one big element in helping the present demoralization of Germany. Her peace offers may be sincere. We do not know it. There is no such thing today as German national honor.

She has treated her solemn contracts as scraps of paper, and she boasts of it. If she secures an armistice it is only to recoup her depleted supplies. Your committee look upon her overtures for peace as pure deceit, not sincere, as mere perfidy. Your Government expects you to do your part, not in hut in purchasing the Bonds of the present issue. There dare not be any let up in your present efforts, a failure in this issue means encouragement to Germanyianddei, lay in the returning home of our boys.

We appeal to you to double your efforts, your efforts to defeat the deceitful Hun, your efforts to return your boys to their own fire-side. Your Government needs this money, in fact, must have it. It does not take it from you. It asks you to invest in the safest investment on earth, an investment which all the property in the country is, in law, mortgaged to secure. If there is anything safe on earth by way of an investment, it is the obligation of your Government.

Perhaps we are near the hour of victory, let us hope so, We can bring this hour still closer, surer and more certain by having Germany know that we have succeeded, not failed, in raising the largest loan ever contemplated by any Government on earth. To accomplish this we must invest, and invest heavy, knowing that it is an investment that is absolutely safe, and that the returns are measured not only by the interest received, but by the knowledge that the amount we subscribe is and will be used to bring peace, a peace that will be lasting and permanent. Citizens of Lavn-ence County, 3how your loyalty. LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE OF LAWRENCE COUNTY T. F.

Morehead, Chairman, E. C. Slocum, Vice -Chairman, Ellwood City. H. T.

Getty, Vice'Chatiman, New Wilmington. W. H. Grove, Vice-Chairman, Wampum. D.

L. Cole, Publicity Secretary. H. K. Gregory, Chair.

Speaker's Bureau Executive Committee Alex. Crawford Hoyt, Samuel Foltz, E. McGill, Charles Matthews, Norman Martin, David Jameson, Chas. C. Duff, J.

E. Aiken Victor Doyno, A. Green, C. A. Martin, J.A.

Gelbach, George Greer, Geo A. Rigby, James Smith, John W. Knox. T. Jeff MnMichael, Davis S.

Pyle, John A. Butler, J. P. H. Cunningham, Fred L.

Rentz, Judge S. P. Emery, Mayor A. D. Newell, O.

P. Brown, Marcus Feuchtwanger, E. W. Beadel, Thomas H. Hart-man, Bert F.

Kline, Root. A. McKinney, W. C. Graham, P.

J. Flaherty, Roy G. Leslie, Mrs. T. W.

Phillips, E. F. Norris, H. R. Pickett, Harry Fullerton, R.

D. Walter, Thomas Houston, J. A. Boak, Chas. F.

Ball. 20 MILES INDICATED 1 11,0 cy? toiTuy and occupied a village which the Germans lind evacuated in the face (lie rive nf tlie Americans. After occupying the viLhiKi- tiie imoi-iehiis Rheims Now Out Of Bombard would be the same to both notes, it was necessary that these documents bo compared with the unofficial text which has been before the President and Secretary of State Lansing before auv reply could be completed. For this reason it was impossible for the President to dispose of the communications as expeditiously as he did the Austrian appeal for a non-binding unofficial peace conference. continued to niish fui Haiti, ment Zone German Losses Terrific trio Slopes oi lie mill along me nnuii of I he Aire.

American planes aided in the search for a detachment or Americans which had been lost in the Argnrnn fnrest. The aviators dron-, serl baskets containing hominy; By aDHIT a. WAXES, comtponaeiit. However, the president had the rough Lent of his reply ready when the Swiss charge presented the note, IL will take only a comparatively short time to smooth it Into Bhape, officials said. Secretary Lansing was a luncheon Asks Influenza Cases Be Reported Wlln XHJU AlTlTjIViujin where (lie Americans were last seen, ARMY ON THE CHAM-! out the pigeons have not yet relurn- PAGNE FRONT, Oct.

6. si0.urt where ha cuest at ths White House, Nht Gen. Gourands Franco-! london, Oct. p. m.i a V10 PhsTr French troops figliliiiR north of St.

lAmencan army on the uiam- OTrtd Morcourt. ae- presented Sir Eric Geddes. first lord ol tile British, admiralty and his party! Dr. William L. Steen, clly health officer, requests all physicians to report all cases Df Influenza coming to their attention in the regular manner.

paglie front has achieved SUCh; cording to information received from a etrilrinrr eii trace til at there i lhe rront a striding success tnai This caiturc fiXten(is t1l0 aec3lvl! Were indications today that! hold of the French on lhe eastern the Germans will withdraw to batrrt Tiiici to the President and Mrs. Wil6oH. Will Act Speedily. Washington, Oct. 7.

President "Wilson Trill take (Click and decisive action to dispose ot the new peace offensive of the Central powers. The President remained secluded in hla study during the morning, falling to iiiake his customary visit to the Rolf a line on the AlSne river, run-; farm, where there was hanl fisiitin allday Sunday). links. He was repOTLed to be pre- Serbs Drive AustrosOut; ning through Berry Au Bas, Ethel and Vouziere- (lf such a reUeal is carried out it would mean a retirement of a total depth of 2. mites from the old German Hues al, somo points.

Air observers report enemy aerodromes being dismantled and moved (Continue! on Fkjc Two) Institute I Called Off hla reply to the notes of Germany anil AusMi asking for an ar-ittfsdce. to end the war. While no official presumed fo sreak for the president, the men closest to him made it very plain that he does not believe' that Germany is sincere in her desire fcr peace. The latest move ofticials said plainly was forced by the capitulation of Bulgaria, the Impending Hurrcn-CConUaaaa oa Fma Two) Take 1.500 i David Pattison Is Teachers Of County Given Per- mission To Continue Their (International J'ows LONDON, Oct. 7.

(12! 15 p. Serbian troops am pursuing the llCUIllUHld TIU1IJ1; Schools. TalkToFoch i rounty SuporLniendenL of Stliccls llcuiiiB Austro-Gorniaris north ot Vranje, and have already captured 1.500 Austriaue. including a regi-j Soldi.cr (Jives His LiTn For Count ry mental cointnandcr, the Serb war ot-l fice announced today, Al'tm (5uanl at Twelve more guns liavc heen cap-j TAiuhinjroii. tured.

C. V. Hall received a message late Saturday oveninfr, calling off the Says Senator county institute, which was lo have been held in lhe court house this week. Permission was civen. ho' Vranje Is on the 13clErade-Salon.

ma imiwaj rtiiti iu stjuin iTivalc ijavKi i 4iilisuii. ever, to Keep me schools opim, as of the Austrian frontier. Its canture i ir r'hifts a ia sr, far us know ihere are nn cae Generalissimo IS Man TO Talk kas reported in a cablegram tn Ihu! rtiedr Spanish iulhienza in the countty International News Service of Satur Friday afternoon al at Wash- Xo date has hecn fixed for the day.) CMSWWINT AS SUN BY CITIZENS HERE Armistice To Leave Peace To Him I). C-. ot pneumonia.

A de- holding cf the instittie. Arrance- incton, tn lie made later. laved telegram stating that he was ments will have Peace Predictions It will tirohahly be a hard matter seriously ill was received liy his par- ems, Saturday morning ami they lei; 1 prel1" 'ror llu, Saturday evening Tor his winter. their son had died hefoTe thf.y. Superintendent Ball vcas stile tn get word to most of the Icjehers to leu none.

npen schools this morning, hut I Private Pattison enlisted in wpr0 a ffiw whn cmM nnf bo service of his country in IPS reacllpn. Their scliools will he open- and received his trailing at I ans Is-; CQ nlJ Tuesday. land, P. where he had lieen sta-i By Mrs. A.

L. John Spirit wilisl ljonder Hero Asserts Will Come Hy nycnilCT ITth. WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.

Any proposal of an armistice by Germany or Austria must be tw GeneTal Foch, Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota, declared in the senate this afternoon. Ha Interrupted a peace riehale to say, "Let ns leave this matter to Foch." "Let Germany propose, to him to lay down her arms and then ask or an armistice. Let the Germans do as the Bulgarians did. Wrc want ud peace by negotiations," he said. Manufacturers And Em To tioncrl until he became a mcmcer of I the guard at the State, War and Na1-! Vfthftm I mCOfl Mrs.

'John, minister of the- building in Washington, D. C. lie First Spiritualist church announced longed to US Company headquar-through her spirit guide on lhe first, ters, U. S. Marine Corps.

Sutidav in Scptemher, that the irar, David Morrison was horn twoulil cease in Octoher. (In thp. last flrcpmhcr IS. tSl't. He attended the.

Sunday in September she gave out New Castle High school. hetng a tniiirrlics Were CliM.nl On In Service Flag mini vlctith for him and his or for and ours. The six battles ot the woriil arc on. F.veryhody or erotic he Five of them r.ro ''over therti' anil one tlicni ovvV here. The one ovfr here tn American people to leiui selves, for a little while, on the hes; seeuriiy ever oflcrcd a hr.rmwer.

i billion dollars. The sin MAY WK this oue over here MC.T till won. i The (Mitum over there ha; hevi: for many it: Lk cn-dnrarte r.eier Vtorc tcili tn rui-h an ordeal. The A Grave Danger. Any prospect of hriiis -l KTciv' ilAupev to America and her Peaiefulness i.i'.i forth by the Centra! ho.l'l he Inolieil on iili and any letting Uji at iliis (Titiral lime will cot us of lics and hundreds of millions of dollars.

Kvcr. thoupti thty may fas llicy will eveiimalll make l'cace overtures in earnest, this roiinl rv must raise billion- or rtnllars iieforc all the nc-tiulicH i an oTOUphi to a close and our l'0 hrniiilit home. Tins is on Uric to -lai'k up Inii No Change in Situation Here. that tnere would Be eniigatment on member or tne iviass oi inn- ne nai, the fourth October and the 14lh. a memher or the First She is now asserting lhat peace will church and always tonk fin activo be proclatmed by Nov.

17th. part in church work. And Co. Of City ployes, To All Manufacturers and Employes in the City New Castle. As chcirman of the Manufacturers" 'Oivision in the Liberty Loan drive 1 wish to eatittor.

against any lei-'jp in effort beoause statements in the daily titcje. to the effect that Austria is suln.e for ricace. Should an armislioe be declared today, with all our enemies, and fiphtinp tmce, the 00 of will have to he sold jtist The the tievern-ment hns already spenL practically all ot I his amount in advances. Not only must tc raise this money nuft. oven i the MshtiriS is over and It is not hut we must look tor-ward, to another" tarpe bond issue In Families Ha ring Two or Ior Stars.

Churches of the: cits were closed yeslcvrtny ill i lnioi niance with the orders oi.llie Elate ''ity health officers anil will remain cltwil until m-dci pijTtnini ilieir re-npeninc are received The. same is true of I he cm Jfiliinl todil. and they are i He was mamed September to1 DEATH RECORD. Margaretlc Roberts of Vjh-; I). who survives, lo.tttli- Mr.

Henry li. Ktiorlc-, HKfi llijili- er wilh his father and mother, tw lan Bvenue." sisters, Mary and Pearl, an.t tne H. 7. liKZ brother. ROy, all at home.

Cnnrt jitwt. The body will arrive in New Cattl'- their startterinc. ttir lnr hir.i the knock fnr hnnHPrea' allies will Hive TWO soxs Mr. aiid Mrs. W' C.

Newton of U. No. 1. New Castle, have Iwn on; Wow if we help. We must put sis lnove liberal- thaw rvcr before.

11. Iv McC.il 1 liillimis of puunch behiiid mow ,10 remain closed indefinitely, a--. nc: they cannot be rc-opened until new 1 instntcl ions are received. There is lriva(c David M- Pattison, an, Tuesday morning at 6: it). Voitn(rstmvn I Funeral announcements will William -J.

Yonnir, -IK, PJVJl Viist'hiarle later. a.ont listen the ne.vl few month; Our expendi' Washington street Our Battle Here. mane in s.cniianv ine? an' a oauon liars- id wav- lint always villi lie Po your soldiers arc rto- change in the general orders HONDS APt'KOYKI). Fllcn on Friday and all places ordcr- llnnds of tas collectors were rd closed will remain closed for the turcs amnuni ins nearly Iwo billions of dollars each month, earnot sIlvo aT snce vir even diminished sona In the service. Sergeant William U- Newton, who went to Camp Sherman on September ill, It17 Is a member of the unSnd.

Infantry, aad is now in Italy. Private Uohert K. Newton, who went tn Camp Sherman October a. lfilT, is a member of the Bas hospital, oDd Is still at Camp Sherman. Samuel Graham, Kllivood City Pa, Mike Jo'eo, ,0, Wnnipum.

Pa. Hucli McCart, (C, Xnw Guile. (iod's Sake. Hon't slow nn. The I nir.

is crvmc. jirace' IVaiA a lhe hnv cried wolf, wolf Tl, ere nn vnlf and there is no there Inx. lVn'l listen, don't talk. KiRill. If you don I t'ic'nl with your fisls.

riplil your monev, AMI 1)0 IT foe monilis after peace nepotaliorii i aic sLirfcd For a hA: litne we IU liave to proved hy JudRe Emery today as prcscnl and no rr.ihlic or social g.Mh-llows: W. Johnson, fiist and sr-: crins "iU he jin-milied until new cord wards, of Kllvood City, II, H.iorder? permitting the same ate au-Ikuda, Pulaski IcTvnship. nountcii. DAVtU Mrs, Lafnyetto Whlppc. street.

viii bo no. peace, but the peace otNEW.