ï~~i i I I I I I II l i Y i i 'MERIC 1S T WAS HINI ft mnoon, Amr Hers wa~ of hlstor~ o- elllgerent ipon which ti * And now, ut In confere The scene It has bec onj that hea od ~y urged t The coun' if German h )or$'ers was o ringacju Here are var: 4fcrensed ic rs and 100,600 office ILanded the iouryforce 18 day;. after o i'ish port 3a s aftert Am.rerican 'or1 their bap velentered ti AmericanI:)tra part 2,000,000 i var '2,0000 srr~ved in E w~ Nilo~t' of ths najor fightiri ca has pou E assoclates i4 722,97.666 allies as foilI Belgium, 18, Gr ece, $15,'1 Rum~ania, $, 00, and Rue i it ~f $32500) 500,000 was PEOPLE 4Ad to e AnMerican p o in,the per, c as foliows: iberty 1o ar savi 0 2evenues f $ 5181,975,00 " bxpendlt r1 NoYv..i appr a G2reat cc~ troips hav4 country. uh un er i'cons r*i ml lions. M~achine ~ to~s have bey 00,deadileig A ecani th ~h ~nd p1,yes ha toel1 fore the 'ear:''S~~TPROLEM NW S USRE AGiAINST.UTUR WMf' BY ROBER~T J. BENDER United Press Staeff Correspon ent. 1 rrTON, Nov. 7.--Wlth th1 close of the great war a 2 o'cloq1 9trlca celebrated her greatest contribu ion. to world is freed 1hlm~a n ora epta und h ieotebn 4--and peace -today marks this nation' 19th mnth to a d i, nthe struggle1 America's, -too, were the fundamental p ci a rmis tice and peace were based.. the reatest pr~bie ore the worl officials s y, 1ist thi ce a~ peace that will inure against f ture wars. of ghat conference will probably be either,Brussels or Gen va. PRESIDENT TO ATTEND. nurged by forpiga repr' sentatives and friends of resdnt iten i. They Feiv h ilgio The Belgian minister qffici1 fat tl a conclave be held at Brussels.f rysentranice t the great war ia April, 1917, sounded the} do ~pee fojr the conquest of lthe world. The crumpsling of thof cent csured in viewj of the gigantic efforts put foi4*' by thi I salt iand complet victory, W HAT WE HAVE DONE. me of the 'hjg America has accomplished in h 19 months er earmy from 112,034 of- congress, di 'ing the w r, npprppril 541. to approximately 3,- over $i0,000,000,000, Inc iuded i w s ' and menc. were authorizations for $10,000; 00? first contingent exped- in loans' to the allies. I safely at a French port 0 fthe great appropria~tions oypr *declaring war. 000,000,000 were:1^f aside for tiliib destroyers arrived at a lag up and mair ldance of the 4r o assIst in patrol work 28 including alt supplies and' fortifi e war declaration. tlnos. arr! roops went into the line Among the other alp Priations ':1cm of fire 197 days after the following: Shiiibu 4ldlng, $3,3 ie wvar. 000,000; aircraft, $1,58,000,00Q; ni troops' permanently too~k $2,082,000,000; railroad, $500,000( )f the tiring line In Janu- war finance corporatlo 4s,. $500,000, nine months after enter- War Insurance, $221,000, 00: Inlteret public debt, $588,000,000 food.ii TROOPS ABROAD. tration, Including the train cor * tion, $162,385,000, andi for the, fue 000 American troops had ministration, $3,68 000. mope when the war1 ended.s had "participated in;. And meantime, Amec llff e benW odout its gold to aid its l1111 the 8 war. A total' of $7,- UUI aebenloaned to th~e B R s n,$3,7406,000,000; Franc, Italy, $1,060,000,000; F RW l'0. 525,000; Cuba, $15l00:000i; 000,000; Liberia,' $5,000S Shas been given a credl- C c+ >b rovde 000, of which only $187,- "Y an paid before her collapse. toCr.fr aiet GAVE $22,7521991,0toCrefo0.aiet et these and other bills, at Hospital. ~ple have contributed durod $22,752,991,000, divided Here is a new and srilking. dano,n $16,80,471,000.,* stratlon of the value of the city b ~s, T'?0,ii00,000. to the community. Pronm taxes, customs, etc., Trhe cit counciltoapsea olution t o borrow $40,900 as *a I gof the war totaled to out of. ich to pay or the usi ximately $20,543,471,000. St. Paul' hospital for tho care of tonments. for training fluenza ins een erected all over the The cit - bank will fnmniah the me ge. munitions plants are a e etItrsjs h 1uction, ' costing scores of pays its 'own depositors. Other' the mono' could hardly h0 horrowe. ins are produced now atlosta 6pecn. 620 a day,,and 3-lnch thac0n is toruntf- e er imaigasreofnfunac uilding record has.aston1 to help distribute food, to care for rid. During the war PeT faesi were launchd, of which milies where, care of apoes s -eel.nheo hc nurse is not necessary, to help in l of 3,115,000 deadweight home for children at the Wilder en omleedandar I' nursery,; 901 Edgerton sO., to ss tal of 1,4417 ships--7,3.6.- filing, and clerical work. at" heade os-wr fyntetr,'Cmec ult t ons-weeN yngv.etre Cmere.uldn. oiiNov 1,A survey of infiunorl cases redI and ninety-one:adds. begun today in tihe first io of approximately,500,000 ' ia ndr ir:one, are under control. oinf~Wila board.. Shipyard emincrease; from 50,000 be~ to more than 400,000 men 'of G-' Som ers & 'Co.,nd Mrs. Anna ionem said t t i those lar a toree (- IA. r N~oble, ohc-iImao," h s elss sotivities hould be co ed u, it woul erely LAN ER, p r m n t e v c i a n t h e c r o d i n o f t h e s a l l e y r!. 1. Obecesth.srvEdwa I:tieson sac out fain. whose c see because -.i lt of m, Ical care, have not be:;..f Three cases of mallpox em re- Ciial'iChi caportd ~L t asqeitain fmilic orted:today among chozoren I t evi du f ra lai needing fo. The latter cases will laity of St. tattl ew s scho I, oble peddntkuI r f~p 1.1*i bd -attends to* imme~li telv through t,'near Hum oldt tieDin Si 011 x- peday i toyhage c te.ood- k ofen wh'ie h opened tod1ycesedredayta te toonth aci ch,~ ae ch i es t' can Arts,- hi s dhool chrools.,made it' nob more di icnl te asy it ga 0N S I O P'T or the health auth rities to 1" ok aftr TO EPOTne asp am les., lIea 1NRES.ontagois diseases among the, s ho D. r. oellec 'in lhe cc The publ c school rcc es, wilil 'hie= ne.1 tl at. dettleson call Al hi, -esh port -at 'he dquartens * iday to assist: ABAT NB jN SOUTH. *. and had tomI othert thsai In taking ma of Intl renza cases,.1nd -celled before the ciapari in invostig ting of suph cases. ''i According t rep mits receivie b the tics for ekding pro-Gec The Wlei a tdy -aeboard o arhen th, the apii c I s Th i rdynursery toda atigsmehta c' The c se was continuc converted to.. homie for childne:, baigsm itn otenMnÂ~ vii-, n -andNett aeon wgs i~leas IWywho lack a.e becau a thea' parents ot on tanme cs eonzns are sick- ith, the disease. Chl -I~p s increasing in orthern -an cots conwho haveee lb ththe epidemic sections. 1 */,~~mme'r n tral and "who n w are recovered hut- whose Xoid1GEuROMO"Grin, liparents am still ill will 'be car'ed for'1o50eItFLeNZAaCAES.jTher s Nine plat sicians In charge of casesNFOET DSRC s at- tFoiO hc nilate otn hREST FIR D IST sesRICT'I~I at hsndejua.tern are supplied wtth an- ~nR ~ ~~L swer calls within twvo -hours after of influenza anti about the 'b road -- D. d they h ve becn report~ed. The publicI Well is ui-gcd t i-sport c ses where pos- lover district f Northern -Minnest. Nation sapid~y ppro Opt sible ljetw en 9 and ' 10 a. nM. each No deaths wsine reported from tha~t ' ruptcy-Debt $36,01 Wob t haddatysIsno.o-district today 110. ever,,i accomrI g to LONDON, Nov. 7.23, -rrca laqatr nwo- Adit. Gen. W T"F, hinow, I. tionaj debt is ablot t $11, ld- ganleed on a o 'ystems io b is so that Maj. WV. C. Garb, chief of s a, " The nation appn aches 'my, there is n deay in gi.;;,;", attention today' that ev ryth ng Is being do a ' Germany has ortgac Ica- to stinicke fdhfifes. Dr. Carol Arono- relieve the si natio in the district.. two-fifths of her ation Â~ virtiIs in. barge, Eighteen voluanteer,01_________ _________ wer'c workers anvv Barg, as fisting at head92,- quarnters. -- tJ lufnza an 204 new cases have been I C nis eLitportedt1 Icity hcalthf authorities duc-i n.os igtel 4hus One hu red and fltea bhomteswere released f in quaranine. - The des are: John-Calhoun, 7. 1538 Adinan it.; 'Private R. B. Carnahan, 28, Shlelocta, 1 a., died a~t post hospital,-o Ft. Snelli;M1. J. 2 oriainty, 33, San I - Antonio, x, died at Farnrow hotel, 6313 Vand I a et.; John Tauer', 36, 1012 WVoodhirid ci s.; Mrs. I.T. J. De Mlatties,.23, 130 S5 Aestern -ave...Wg- Bea e"1 pe'nd reeesod U wunith, 33, 29 Conwaw'st,: Francis Ja- ea ps odC mon,rlee l. - cobue, 18, 3 2?Carroll ave.'" A. J. Bovee, ri~' naf or-elywnef 31, 217 S uco st.;q wen Dineen, 10, } als yinafe or- al w dru 1152 Fan in lit.; Mrs. Catheine 1l Casey, 50 North et.: Joh~n Olson, 26, ~ 6D. 55 Well st.; Rev, Taylor Gile, 20, Don't stay stdffed-up! - charge or nose running 2-87 N. r tt-o et.; Herman Eber, 31, 1721 W. t et.; Mrs; Katherine Coin- Quit blow g and snuffling!1 do e headache, dullness, fey ne Â~en,2 1133 E rmund si. of "Pape's C Id Compound" take eve trat's~zng oee two hours u tii " '--"Papa's. Coid -Corlip Minne ) lie thleaters will reolien twhoruniii'ee doses are taken No~. 6.- ipepoislchrces will wl end gri pa misers n rsn quickest, surest relief cI ion- closed n _ Sunday,. - severe cold ether In the head, ohes wth tasstne rank LIFT GO BA DOUBTFUL., oyo i causes no inconvenience It prompt y opens clogged-u n - sdbstitute. Insist on I- How s ta re closing theaters! mil and air passages; stops miss y diluig else-Advertsemen fmnd schools, aloons and other place -- e"o.where c o vd are, likely to gather,~____ 'mm in and mall g other regulations in tileI- ________ -___ hope of. 1icmmning ihp spread of InfliilIIpe5V n towil 10 lifted,. no one can loll. - A Stor ofI t It This.-t. "teni pt wag moods today by Specializ Stops wis Fency 1 c dli, city public scafety camci at mlIssions. who issued the oi-dle-. Ieto dciIt to a corn mittee of stage emiploye, notion picture. operator $, the ditio s arse such as ill warrant the 'bdific;UUEUEUL hpzs orders. A in.. From a 1ea1th and sai - tal-.\ stalldpo t, ti was few laces here 1ei ould f eel 11101'sec irlth, 6 U IVERSITy Am. ill t is stor'e.- ' -, U o ieseN.G-79. RE. I F1s15 SUPPLY, I FineO1rTity Our flool', Cunter' ai d diisplavi case are 1.. h r,,ilyr-~n.,..r-,r-,.4 1A;cirf. --i~t -.)Tito I yP1 AT er~h I- 1 nra i kmrae I