The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 2

Set minnie =m noe aE EE. as a 7 - THE BVENING@ WORLL, WEDNESDAY, MAKOH 6, 1918. AMERICAN AIR CREW IN FIRST BATTLE ON THE FRONT AT TOUL : ees TL SRW JAPANESE READY TO STRIKE IN SIBERIAPERSHING ADDS — WILSONAPPROVES meee - +) ANS AIRCRAFT TO CASUALTY LIST. FOURDECORATIONS ‘ONTHETOULFRONT FOR WAR SER MMENT OF CA k “Capt. Anderson wasn't Wededbas by ® Mttle thing like a torpedo busting ON TOIL FRONT in Bie after hold. He ordered ail | | Twenty Officers and Men Are Government Honors for Brave | Killed and 28 Wounded So | ery, Wounds and Efficiency hands to the pumps and made for the Far in the Fighting There Authorized by President. beach. The Armania was beached, -_ all rigbt, and we plugged up the DIE 1) S Observe é Nias Bole fn her side with a wooden t ‘ bservers, Taking Plac head and pulled off. of French, Manoeuvre Bal- “Thirteen hours later, while we chine were limping through the Channel loon Skilfully. like @ man with a gouty foot, bang snecnenimas We get another torpedo, This timeon| WIT! THE AMERICAN ARMY the starboard side, but in the sam® JX RANCH, Tuesday, Murch 6 (hy after. hold. Tite time we caught , WASHINGTON, March 6—Gen.) WASHINGTON, March 6—Four Pershing has cabled the War Dopart-! decorations for bravery, servleg or ne Associated Prens).—Observation ment the names of another Lieuten-| for wounds were authorized to-day eight of the “sub” bobbing up to were np Kavdicy tok ha aE {ant and three more enlisted men by Prosidont Wilson op -teaghvaalb aan ’ : ne ; , Killed and five additional men se-! A War Dopartment order desig. js is getting monotonous,’ says veral day ' atione Capt. Anderson. ‘We'll have to benct orvale along the front as fa hep again’ Beach her he did, and the oye could now they're patching up the old Ar- |. mania sdmewhere in Bogiand.” Leut. G. 8. Condit and Lieut. E,W. American observation bal Young, both of the Medical Rescrve manned and protected by Americans, Corpe and invalided home, were also went up. This is the first complete verely wounded on Match 1, the day em a the distinguished listinguished service aoe in butt direct of the German assault on an Amer- ton jean trench near 1 1 " the frat time in the war an nch near Toul. He also re medal, ported other casualties on other dates, “wounda che This brought the total casualties of “DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS" will be an appr ate design rvice echevrons” and that date thus far reported to the 1n bronze and a ribbon to be worn in abease he Incoming ship. Tout! unit of the Ameican alr service te Department to three Lieutenants and jie thereof, to be awarded for “exe Condit broke under the strain of work up n the fleld rebel men dead, one Captain, one | tragrdinary hervism” under clroume Dack of the battle line at Ypres. For two days it had been ly to deutenant and sixteen men severely stances which do not justify awards Lieut, Young was only nine days in ond, the obser having been up wounded and ten men silghtly France, and on his third day at the front received a fractired skull from @ shell fragment while he wae riding poi ing the Congressional medal of honor. wounded. The men reported to-day “DISTINGUISHED SERVICE wae MEDAL" will be of bronze or « ribbon a Freneh balloon several days pre- y. To-day an Ame ican balloon in an ambulance. The ambalu any was working where the . THE KILLED. to be worn In Ileu the for “exoop~ was destroyed and its chauffeur ch hitherto have been First Lic DAVID K. SUMMER, | tionally mer s service \t6 (ha verely but, | The balloon wan hauled out from its Jones a Government In a duty of great reepn~ sibility in time of war or in conneo- tion with military operations.” “WAR SERVICE CHEVRONS"” wilt be of gold, to be worn on the lower and will be awarded to 1 enlisted men for each six i Ehtll rean captain and Volunteers Guarding All Exits and | ¢re, fouled. = This war quickly remedied and the balloon was sent up ut. JOHN FLENNIKEN, nn, Mass, Killed in action on Feb, Private KNUTE OL ton, Wis, Private BRUNO SILOKOWSKI, Joliet, 1 ON, Stough- eft ple offloars tis 7 Spree months’ service in the war zone, Drilling, Report to Lon- remaining in the air for several hours es sa Me OYD W. SPETZ, Bis-| “WOUNDS CHEVRONS” will bo don Declares It rose higher than either the sachs , ne as the war service chevron BONDON, March €—Sinn Fel vol-} +, roach an altitude spectiliy favor 7 Corpl, OLIVER D. DEARDORFY, | jpn ; i II be ‘awarded unteers have seized Kilimag, 1 WOK ii. at omer Stile . - JAPANESE Dovatues I ts ' nay reported ere to-day. They are ae ig hk see ai ane ; P READY FOR men gassed or wounded so badly ea at the highest two 4 jor t son eae tee Pe “ue ROY J, COLLINS, Peters- burg Private FRANK J. HOULE, Ware, agen Ne meee" AISER'S NEPHEW BEATEN Private FANUCCHI tussian debacle ts now This photograph shows some of the troops that may be used by Japan No. 386 Valley Street, San Francisco, BY CROWD IN DETROIT y In the forefront of the world's news. All eyes are centred on Jupan, for in Siberia, ‘They are infantryman in a practice trench along the slope of | Cal the balloon was| the next move is up to her, The Japanese Cabinet ts discussing the situa-|the bill, walting an attack by the cavalry, These troops are well armed! Private WILLIAM RHOADE: ; . | protected heavily | ton now, but no intimation oF report of the outcome has been disclosed. | and equipped and always ready for fleld nervice. Scquel, Cal Wilhelm Hohenzollern Put Under Private W°LLIAM WASS, Water-| Bond After Crowd Shows Dislike id them like the o! come ete! penetra on Switzerland, as a nation, too | burr, : , 3 1 6.—Jo - __GLASH ON LIMERICK STREETS ns seats pets Te poli ctegele gl: ii et 2 suddenly changed thelr course nehes in the neigh pod of oor to furnis; this money. A cor-| Private RAYMOND PBASB, Lyn- Brandenburg H plea aga AEE CRS Ne planes, with the black cross | ae enemy on their wings, beaded Kilimagh cannot be located in any |!!! thelr direction. ‘The balloon was U Las - of the stondard maps or gnactocrs, The | D4uled down so that it might be town of Killearh may haye been | #rounded quickly if necessary, Amer The Siberian situation as an outgrowth of the meant. This place is wbout fifteen|ioan gunners were on duty at an miles cast of Queenstown, on the rail-| places nearby, for way FUROR ae ‘ork to Your to need tsiedlen! oR iee a euehtess ; lern, who 4 he Is a nephew headed for home, The appearance Oitaen (apriined [ot Wards} act ration of coal-uners had to be| donville, Vt. , he Kalser, 1s under $1,000 bond here Despatch to London Says Two) a squadron of planes from bebind the vrought buck twenty-eight prisoners formed. Every user of five tons of/ The names of additional men who |, ,, as a pledge that he will be a Nights of Fighting Has Devel | American tines, bearing (he insignia “Front of Duke Albrecht: coal a year had to take ® 500-franc | have been slightly wounded tn action | yo aun ‘ ned Acute Situation of the Brench on their wings, proba is been Hyvely activity on the bond, This money is a loan and pre-|also were reported as follow Der Einmal: Fi cha Herr Jobant Suen ent SSS} | bly was the cause f the French south of the Rhir mumably will be paid back hany| Sergt. SYDNEY A. MORDNCY, St. withelm von Ete, etc, atey wad Soweial Cable Dew to The Brewing World Although ‘the weather was priest Marne Canal, in the Thann Vailey th which to pay ‘the full 320,000,009 | Johnsbury, Vt, Fe 3 POHME befor United FURtes Maes WONDON, March 6—A despatch to] soa vtent for the first. time in sew. aA near aitwirehe frais, the ti ft ring iD this ADHIL Corp!, LESLIE BHAN, Poplar sisi afier having been “beaten up" by the Dally Newe from imerik mays eral days, a mist arose ar-| _ verything Switzerland gets| Bluffs, Mo., Feb. 24 up of demonstrat Detrottare Peer ne ue sires. Dante Jsnow and observation was obscured | AUSTRIANS MOVE uP he ike she Private ERNDST G. BOWEN, Car- earned of his family connections. ‘otk’ brewing here tur. nome time we-{ bY the «round base. Aerial forces | Can i aac Make Severest srest Bary vain of All “xetpebreadatufts from the Unites | ("ase Tex. Fed. 26 elas itocetiodines an yee tween soldiers and civilians t Hy} took advantage of the Improved | econd — Line Gee hed a FOR A A GREAT DRIVE ‘ =e ores wines Private WILLIAM ¢. cIspii, Ul i 1 Forebearances ere and civilians there, Ho| took advs ‘ 6 Impro nh Tae! ‘ rere | < 26 on who (bea end the volume Spr between forty and fifty people Lave| weather and operated freely. Groups si arneton and Forty Ger- | on Coal—Whole Country —— Montgomery, Ind, Feb. 26. vee ad ate 808 S been injured trouble began when! of enemy planes came over for pho- | Were Killed Rationed Private RALPH SEAN, Little Pome young men of the town objected | tographie work, but. they were kept mans Were KINEd, Everything “Indicat ates Preparations sad : SHE | | | pS ier agi a : to @ number of iris waiking along] high in the air by the American antl | _ for Powerful Offensive Against Private CLARENCE R HILLS, Yreorges Street in company with En¥-) aircraft guns, Planes from the A | LONDON, March 6—"Engtisn, fOF Fowertu IVE: AG | By William Philip Simms. Middlesboro, Ky. March 2. Warton me) ba Fa had Yeah '' | ican tines also were out in force. In| troops the enemy's trenches Italians BERNE, Switzerland, Web, 10 RUSSIAN CAPITAL: ly Saar Ales aro) Me anual 6 on many prev | shoenix, Ala. Mar being called “clodhop: j the sane how the ion divided their | eniy m east of Bullecourt and: WASHINGTON, Ma 6.—Henewed | (United Press) itzerland has | Orivata GEOR B x. HAZPUROOK, Beak islets bn ua bar sed Sere at dee eg terAL OP | captured a tow prisoners and twp! possibilities of 4 new Austro-Hungarian been harder hit by the war than any | No, 268 Saulaberry Street, Pittsburgh y pk matter d i | SER ORS SD CRT DE: TURIRES OS . van | stroke on the Italian front are indicated | ¢ : ma i exoe n the | t yatons freely in all directions. Much | dugout !machine guns,” says to-day's War! 2 : ; a i of the Allied pe ul MOVE 10 MOS | March 3 | oad feeling exists and the Mayor i*) During last night the no ar- | ort port. “Our casuuities were}! Hulian officlal despatches t matter of money spent and men | nema | making serious representations to the|tillery firing continued and patrol par tie’ here today, Importan’ nv ‘ Killed, aul: ton her: wonaertull =e om U § REGULATION SOON authorities in Dublir thes were active on the Ameri : ARUN Y ARODRE SEES eee BS SUMO on she would be “ft Le) ie re 4 on an 4 raz ae . fzation I be starving Continued trem First Page) | KAISER NOW OLD CLO’ MAN. encscricn MO ied ou iy ue m tact! group altar to that adopt: [ing and tn revor —— | OF ENTIRE OIL INDUSTRY sola north of the Searpe and or the we enalve ; s if ipber: baat | With t every thi re enty le . mor German Government Commandecr- GERI S S IIT E borhood of Tens ine Aeneas ete S | auire ning fron “ I and Workinen’s Dep- |} pricg Fixing Plan Now Being} Aoniahs waits tee Wee MAN TLL BELITTL seaiiocurt a noat ‘ aie PAUdee Gn teer aul SR nana yu the wurpowe of the t spared Gut Here Said (ait } A r fl la ‘ wked Out He iid to Be { WASHINGTON, — Marei Kaiser , C A repulsed Altlonal pls hid stat y ee mete hee Government in agreeing to the Ger- | ; fibelm has gone into the thes | U, FOR ES IN FR NCE machine gun were tak fogs aah , ne “ ih terins) WARIS Siva: ArepDILE tO Only First St | wainess. and his Government is now | enult of these encounte linia ot Russian | POPVlation w Loing: more than evolution ts to en , r ferences en sla commandeering ancient rulte and}. f ; iold Marshal Halg's official state ohte 1 load-| her share of mininte tu the bleed able forces. tor the Petrol bs t Dresose te get the wool therm, Are |PHsoners Tuken by French say, sa i bs ‘ arith Hte=T Hon & load- | her har : ; i i mb f Hequa, Chiot of the Petr t Apel mattresses are eink went back Americans Have Only a erin the ais Mandhs nigh attend ite : JAR OWORG HAs i y , of the Federal Fuel A i from occupied nections of France, uc ‘ bce | a ae ua en eg cy is worth fighting for r pant t y Wording to Berlin papers reaching here Division There, Warneton strong FO moan ; This country Ia rationed more strict i \ Sinte fex torday PARI Ty + leountered and at least forty of the} and enjoy a ( PARIB March 6-—The Germany| COHDLOFEL ONG OL Our. tee Hindenbitrs, fa in the Val Suguna sec- {ty than ts France, principal battlefield | &s wae fant 1 1G t} « eral E Ms tat the ; are not} Bs he tor ’ acting an ady Jot the more x have eaten a better | | ‘ . " p i | meal t mea erdur x ‘ort Li V " rite i nan ne and pulted two : : a Ithelms tteelf, than 1 ¢ , fi) | i as fine a hotel as t is in Switzer y manita (it f ar WHEE | Pe aatanee pred ML running a hotel ABUHeed “GAAAIANS ape the whole Indust bia ra and privates) two of our posts, one th of St . bs bee ded ont ‘ i i f when asked about the Americana ine} 2% mies sut Gen. Maurice Claims a _|dafly bread ration t4 225 grams, ard 7 official announcement confirma] 20 tar ' Fen Epehy. Four of our are missing |B ut Gen. Mauri ne libavquaity ls tict pogcod th Parla patches concerning the} oe oy Company's off at No DIED | know ad yee To-day (Tuesday) the enemy's ar-| merical Superiority Over th | you can order oa fish, chicken, me van troops to Finland. | yeogdway, are making sistent of-|CARTEN,—On March 3, « mp Upton, ia there never will, be|tiliery has shown some activity at| Kaiser's Force Jand game, fruit, cheese, de forts to show Dt field that if THOMAS, beloved non of Mary Caren” le + NOL enough to scare} different pointa between Flesquicres . Hees aeaiatne ¢ mar Mindanbera ; ent undertakes to fix prices it} (nee cohe), and Beniamtn , and the Searpe River. Hostile work.| LONDON, March’ #—f Bm hut ot Na im Gartert sleo' brother of Nellie, Ae ane ng partion in tiie area were dis. | 2° SO) AU RREIEE SY ge MOPS Anrchy &: I a Carter sence, an, ; Germany house short of eon , i 7 u Within Range of Enemy continued rather violvnt on the right) Qj. atau ‘ his} During the first part war a ear ies repel aie a ee cea rape- tuts cre catch [eaut agape wi At ty ea “ee om Food Lines Yen the activity of the enemy | At the start ne wa ‘ ap i want tb at ae 8 col themaelves Germans day evening, 8.9 \ PANIS, Tuesday, March 5.—The Amer as marked uctord) proxinated abo you've. got come across wit you remark about its on vm Aun 1 ° sapt Rag acut Sheet rience, Tek: 1 milk and meat E. L. GARVIN A U, S. JUDGE. wholesome sweet taste. bp gal ek lh eit ch ors 5 AN cea ip hap i Switzerland had to have th Vessldont iby j Ean wl antir OPRAWA, March. 4 Heright” Bat eneny ng behind seotors occupied ni thatpaal Geiine than : ae Lawyer i ‘This is not “put there” canny st Reveal scitiod hea ' front") jmericans Lin part of veal ; nent PENNY ND PROFIT but ie developed from 15 - siete Canad ake the 4 5 ant 7 j the wheat and berley of The Te MC. A warkers supply poe] HEH Menoree Areittery combate) jecordy Osticw bets |" Phy vent esse tare Asari Neos US ee ich it is made by i » 60) — eer een HOME Missing, belleved i And to 1 ‘ Mustern Dis rales tare twenty hours’ cooking 1 f nolb, « ung ty Actinite | twy, \ Mgr is pecomsa ) # Judge Veeder, sesigne Attractive Offerings for Wednesday, March 6th ] under exact conditions ’ AES ROSE, BARS thea ae et ie \ | of temperature, ~ : omnes a) Shs a 3 ¥ ally the Allies Are Hic Ht dnwne r n from rw is, bY. 7 t i Mise, eee 1,000 HARMONICAS IN BAND, ! i ei ne ipriagt sity fats rhe, : And another point! Arn cup ott je are ; , | i ade m , is sweetness never dis- THEM Diviaton Soldiers May see ties | ’ sik Of Law : | anti y f i 1 Sian tiga MEK cto § { ; 7 ‘ | % SORTED MOTASSES WOLATE i! turbe digestion. It ie to (rth tie f e $ = prod Ww ut H ‘ Hane OAINTIRS—=If yon. like ire resi ei ii natural sweetness—not xin tite pice be * ao hy, | Be Ma ee 98) Bo Site ahs eat 0.88: o , Hoty aa " added, and is just what 5 itee ' eer “A A ue bad er : siaren (cf tt ‘ eo 1 Jani (to. a } the body requires for \ ’ s ' ; \ vie a ae and all made of th , energy forthe day's work. h am \ teas Mure in Divi. Cine Hhettle “Now y y Gong Pr ia BE v1 ; haga he Hip Mus “Theres a Reason : ' ' ae ight, Aislin Bune, tM eiwn cin O4C storens Seay Qo pies Z " eas ble tract of rookivn, Newser ‘ ‘ \ unies befor \ he wap taken to Bellova 4 welgnt Incl Ne : gan band in each a “Brent of isin CYOWA Valonela, the coalition cundidate 6,000 lone Livepital