Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1918, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT WOUNDED YANK lo FURLOUGHED: VISITS CASPER J. E. Clifford, Brother of Mrs. Foley, Sustains Double Frac- ture of Hip One Year from Enlistment Wounded one year to the day fol- lowing his enlistment on April, 1917, the day on which the United States became engaged in the present em- broligo in Europe, Pvt. J. E. Clifford, of Hugo, Colo., a brother of Mrs. M. Foley of 479 S. Park street, is visit- ing a few days in Casper on furlough from a hospital in San Francisco, where he has been c-nfined with a double fracture of the hip sustained in action in France. Private Clifford wears the gold braid insignia on his left arm indi- cating six months of active foreign service. His return to the United States on the 13th of August, this year, is significant in the fact that he was the first Lincoln county, Colo- rado, man to enlist and first to re- turn. Private Clifford is remembered by many Gasper people having been an employe of the Burlington railroad here several years ago.. He was a member of the headquarters com- pany of the first army corps. WIRE FLASHES FORT WORTH, Oct. 5.—Three aviation lieutenants were killed and a fourth injured at noon today when two planes collided near Kel- lar. The dead are Theodore Marrs, Washington, D. C.; Roy McNaught, Onaira, IUll.; Frank Smith, Easley, S. C.; injured A. L. Seeley, Brock- away, Mont. PARIS, Oct. 5.—The forward sweep of the Americans is going | brilliantly, according to advices re- ceived by La Liberte this after- noon- American forces are now in contact with the last defenses of the Bruhilde line represented by the woods between Brieulles and the Meuse. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.— The Navy Department was ad: to- day of the ing of the Ameri-an cargo steamer Lake City, off Key West Florida, Thursday in a collis- ion with the American steamer James McGee. There is no mri of loss of life. The McGee was not seriously damaged and proceeded to port. THE HAGUE, Oct. 5.—Holland has not invited the belligerents to negotiate peace, says an official statement. WITH THE BRITISH IN FRANCE, Oct. 5—Associated Press —Great tongues of flame are shoot- ing up from Douai and more fires were started in Cambrai. The Ger- mans applied the torch tc many vil- lages in the Cambrai area and also blew up the stores. AN ATLANTIC i ORT, Oct- 5.— U, S. seout patrol ship No. Three- Seventy-Nine was lost near this port. The vessel sank, bow firrst, from an internal explosion. A boat- load of men were rescued. It car- ried a complement of fifty-five of- ficers and crew. SISSIES as T ssa Gs a! SMM, Ms BSI a SS SSI SSS SSS BSS LILIES LaLa! SSS SF SSL Government Bonds Safe SEE BEN Buy One of Those Nic2, High, Dry Lots! KENWOOD City water, electric lights. Small payment down, balance monthly. Homes in all parts of the city. Ranch Property. See our Rent List. Look up our Notary. See Us for Storage. See Ben Realty Co. IAP APLALLIALLALLLL 2 Smash the Hun. Bay LIBERTY Bonds. VALUABLE GROUND IN | HILL COUNTRY TAKEN Page 1.) (Continued from TRy United Press} WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY, Oct, 5.—Resumption of the at- tack on a 20-mile front west of the Meuse river together with a five- mile advance east of Rheims brot the Americans within smashing dis- tance of the Kreimhilde-Stellung line today. The Americans yesterday captured Hill 240, Gesnes, Fleville, Chesery and La Forges. They maintained an advance against severe counters. The capture of Mont Blanc Thursday broke the enemy’s hold. The Germans’ four-year grip around Rheims is being broken by the Americans. General Gouraud sent his personal congratulations to the American divisional commander. 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TODAY AS GIVEN BY WASHINGTON The following casualties are report- ed by the Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces: Killed in Action_-.--_- . Missing in Action_-- Wounded Severely -- Died of Wounds____..-------- 31 Died of Accident or Other Cause. 8 Died of Disease. __.-.--------- 11 Killed in Action Harold Joyce, Helena, Mont, Donald H. Sprinkle, Weiser, Ida. John. Thomson, Roxburg, Ida. Ralph A- Sanderson, Forest Grove, Montana. David T. Davis, Jerome, Ida. Died of Wounds Verlin W. Taylor, Red Cloud, Neb. Lloyd.L. Shaw, Salmon, Ida. Wounded Severely Harry R. Young, Brook, Neb. Earl Mendenhall, Windsor, Colo. Carl Muchow, Blue Hill, Neb. Frank Bernasek, Geneva, Neb. Hubert E. Warren, Haswell, Colo. Bonds to Arm ———$—_— closed in any motion picture. | pei lah Pe A 9 7 <pEB STEELE CONL MINE-NOW [Causa >| ‘SHARK MONROE’ head ‘IS ADAPTED TO. AUSTRO-TEUTON WILLIAM HART There is little doubt that the popu lar verdict on William S. Hart's splendid new photoplay, “Shark Mon-} roe,” which is to be shown at the Iris! theatre Sunday, will acclaim it one of 3) the finest pictures in which he has as yet been seen. In this production Mr. Hart discards the chaps of the fron- tiersman and is seen as a typical skip- per of a sealing schooner on the Alaskan coast. Monroe is a savage man whose sreputation for cruelty extends far tand wide. He meets a_ beautiful young woman in strange circum- | stances and takes her and her dissi-! pated brother to Alaska. He learns to love her with passionate fervor and when she goes to Balsam City and falls into the hands of a noto-| rious trafficker in women, Monroe follows and saves her in one of the most impressive situations ever ,dis- | The Rev. Rowland F. Philbrook of | Glenrock will be in the city tomorrow inalon. cnn SARA, EG 1016 SERBIANS ROUT FORCE, REPORT LONDON, Oct. 5.—Austrians andj Germans were defeated in fightin, with the Serbians who pursued thes, toward the old Serbo-Turkish fron- tier, says the official statement. HEMORRHAGE IS FATAL TO MRS. C. W. NEWLAND Mrs. C. W. Newland, aged 27 years, died this morning at 9 o’clock at a local hospital where she hai been taken yesterday morning. The cause of death is given by the Bur! ington physician who attended her as hemorrhage. Mrs. Newland is sur- vived by her husband, who is a brake- man for the C. B. & Q. railroad. The body will probably be taken tomorrow afternoon to the former = Ss Missing in Action afternoon to conduct the evening, home of Mrs. Newland xt Chanute, Jackrabbits have been known to| Harry C- Allbery, St. Mary’s Ida. service at St. Mark’s Episcopal) Kansas, where interment will be jump 24 feet. Ralph O. Svien, Froid, Mont. church. | made. 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