The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1918, Page 3

—— THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 13, 1918. ° 1SINCH CONCRETE DUGOUTS IN GERMAN LINES BATTERED UNDER SUPERB YANKEE FIRE New York World Man Only News- | paper Correspondent Who Was an Eye-Witness of the Two Big Raids : by American Forces in Lorraine—} “New York” Magic Word Phoned Back When German Trenches Were Taken. ‘ The account of the two big raids by Amertcan forces on the German trenches tn Lorraine, begun yesterday by Lincotn Kyre, The World's cor- espondent, ts here concluded. Mr. Eyre was the only newspaper repre ntative on the a t firing ling during the stirring happenings he lates Pearl Necklace Changes Color With Owner’ Chiet of Kaiser’ Killers Of Women and Babies CLASH IN HOUSE * Mood’ THREATENS DELAY yy OF SECOND DRAFT — TWO U BOATS ~ SUNK BY BRITISH PATROL VESSELS estroyer Ariel Bags One and || Captures Part of Crew— | Other Sunk Off Irish Coast, | | LONDON, Artel recently overpowered stroyed a German submarine land captured eight of the crew. ‘The Minority Committee Rep | Denounces Change in Basis of Apportionment. | WASHINGTON, Maren 13.—Vigor ous Opposition to Provost Murshal plan to change the . nen Ariel was on patrol duty when she " got a report of a submarine im porth- the N A to number rn waters. registered { 1 instead of pop Sighting the periscope of the eub- ulation of the States, was Taun marine at a distance of nearly a mile in the House to-day with the fil tho Artel made for the enemy craft, of a minority from t M firing © approached. The gut- tary mmiiiec on \ ling ves n made good and the periscope of olutlor tat A favorable tion, the submarine was struck fairly. Going at full speed the / Ariel at- tempted to ram tbe German and ed right over her, The submarine us damaged and came to the eure Waced with destruction the crew of the submarine attempted to use their ulready passed the Je, but will not b House until See returns from ax been mi Murope: t Marshal General will not go 4 Kui ene Tks gun on tho destroyer, After two or a ae beta) od Saad three shots from the bow gun of the ‘ ' warship, however, the crew of the By Lincoln Eyre. epresentat Gordon, Shalien- 1! boat began to appear on deck with Staff Correspondent of “he World. erger, Wise hola, Harrjecn end tholr hands above thelr heade ia cit, 1018, by the Pree Publishinw Cor (Tike New York Erentag World.) joined tn tuo disuenting report, token of surrender. Several boate MLADQUAR or THE AMERIC AN FORCLS ON THE LOR- ch dec 1 thet the proposal ‘were lowered and eight of the sub RAINE FRONT, Mavech 10.-—Burely bad I reached the infantry observation neh aes ; rmourine crew were reacted. The reat, authe pAdledl vcohede Irteen In number, drowned. post, which may not be described in tore detailed fashton, and glued my Jation’s mMlltary power the n Near Black#od Bay, on the western ye to the uarrow sil Upon no mau’s land, When there was a sudden oat kisiercd, excop coast. of Ieeland, an armed patrot inister pause iu’ the barrage, Our machine guns beld alone dur- ys WIE ally. exempt | steamer way Victorious in @ Webt 4 g th arcely perceptible int + thade ow wire entang! draft, as fully and completely C . vith a German submarine tn British wil practical purposes a4 those NEWS PRO oe coastal wate While (the armed t ments apparently right under my nose, but the German trenches were ! AR EWYND ly inducted into the militar _lateamor was in Blacksod Bay word lost ia the smoke and fog hanging over the brulsed landscape. One Pam sem: i. ebay, . ‘ “fi Robi was brought that German gub- \ 16 dissenters added, | >it ») sad rie ‘ be ae 7 cing on a e bod Only an occasional Germau sbell crashed into the ground to explode in ne diawane ty Lieut. Thomsen Is ee Oake i, tink: fie Bake ine was firing on a merchant ship ‘ <a Lady Chetwynd, Once a N B marringe to Lord!" d to deliver the bodie te Cer srial Ele nie a 1 Reaney | Just outwide Achill Head. ‘The patrol 4 muddy black cloud. Our own batteries bad litted thelr barrage and | 4dy © Chetwynd, she was Roslynd Secor, lon men into the » Of the German Aerial Fle bee ae tre ot Tcclw: ledling | ateamer went out and an hour later boved it back on tho enemy's second ino. Mis battertes were being | YOrk Girl Owns it and 1US | whose eather, « decadé ano, Wall one | oF dition oF liaitation, th a MeuTa of Bomb Droppers ; ae ht men {sighted a submarine painted black, 1 { vow [condition or limitation t rs. four men und wounding elght me : we mightily deluged too, which was doubtless why his harassing fire has Worth $1,000,000. ! st known attornoys of New | Cnty n Or solution t SAwulve wOlsen Ant tl about two miles away died away. The horrible bammer-beats of our quick firers was the loudest | should be Oe ae i Yoomsen, chief of tho| Marly on March 24, 1915, two Zeppee | yar Ay Datfol papery at o discordant jazz band of projectiles. ered Ww } ; ’ the 200 pearis in the rope Hive Tx RS Ue c a haar eaters i. off Wint Bertin. ned] nundred yards off she begai d Ne Hee discordant ja and ¢ ‘Oj e3. I wondered where our! Do you remember the bo uve eOiiw WHIOH were presented: ¢ nasty tte ae minor Germ Li t! : h ' hea TUUnT AH aktarnnea io aon bar All the ebote: (aed ahd idee . the necklace which grew shorter} i, tho “mont beautiful woman in tho | (ured NO Wee toe the princi- |. raid Wrench capital, ‘Twetve, effective and the submarine at- Suddeniy t appeared ¢ an erin rer told a Ile, und grew | worid” to whom a noted Mahar {ste of universal liability to ren, | WOU Hidren Killers, w ‘ dropped and eight per-| tempted to get away, but the patrol { ap te bated er aay? the telephone wires having been cut|!onger when tho wearer told ier ter oy araaeinoimiog: Saas Javed that It substituted the arbl- | bomb dr has bocn exer} xong, most of them womun and chtl-| steamer muintained ite fre. oriskly ugh Walt | by shell truth? Here is eck! t wha} of Indi t will of the military and would | ‘ dias. Ware iniured: done of thurs de udéenty a fot of i here they gol” uttered the a neve toe aac aree Suit Ghee ike: There was on her necklace | ‘TAtOly Wilt ora cle ton war {cised partie in attacks on {dren, were Injured, none of them gerl-| Suddenly @ lot of smoke was seen voice of a doug creeping out be- | WIRE ON WHICH MEN WERE AT A more remarkable than the one]... the world whi s more valuable | Donte wchools and bulldings used for the|ously. On thi Hing of the follow- | coming from the aft side of the con- 1 OO ee taned out} WORK HIT BY SHRAPNEL, | in the fatry tule, for the colors of the| than this one, but It vas loet when | Pee ost Murshal ( Crowder | cine of t ie nik eheaha ine day @ Gorinan plane, disguised aa ning tower. of the 0 eee nam Sarecatiy: wood 6Pde f to tho left | e Captain told me about an ar-| pearls change with the varying moods | {de ship on which it was being carried | wig was before th N cure of the sick und injured te! h machine. flew over Parte | stopped. Kis stern beges te sinks ais | nyarpretty wood or geri OM 66 Hie 18Fs | di eman Whio had boas Out ‘Fapales [OF lusowner, the fur Lady Chewy tit r the Maharajah of Kapurth ama ltte n the Uouse ‘Tho latest evidence Tho! Jand dropped three bombs, injuring |#00n the conning tower disappeared could see the horizon blue belmets ‘ ae nes vee) Pur eow i ba kab i alarge Berwyn t Mediterran : hppearat’ Wie M f jand only the forepart of the U boat Hoollus who wety keeping wtep with | the wire under a barraze when @| ‘There are over 300 of the mont J eersaelt el der was presented, appeared muc activity was tho Killing of 100 per » persons, On Aug. 28 three of eee eee oe ce eet ter a moment Love, Tt goomed toe asf watched |strand of it was severed In hiy hands|!yatched pearls that have ever been |in be the wedding pitt Ree ee RAtiCA CUBES Meares Ma aWal ther wodhGlier od. eaventye | n'y planes suc 1 in kil-|the @ubmuarine disappeared entirely, - he ibe i t ditt apne ; " slant ‘i bric he on the | ler r \ j two nurses a chitd on the |Jeaving a large cloud of smoke, The hem movo off into tho smoko that|>¥ ® of shrapnel. Exactly the| collected and strung into a necklace. | b to his bride, who Baker returns. Earlier action, A suid on Paria 3 y a n the waited about the netr principal thought was to.avold | *tme thing, T recalled, hud happened | It was the most vuluabio rope of | Liul Mireet singer of | believes, is necessary because of the N/ve tn an als ra i outakirte of Paris, and tn fleetng, bec Fi is ¢ ) hours, but saw no trace efr princtpal thought was to avo! ‘5 Of | Delicare hom he met whe . ie tt latght, six the dead, wo fore the ‘ ‘afandeta (2 he {et oe two 7 tumbling {nto the shell holes pitting |! oe eee in another sector a 8 in existence, is almost alx| tended the wedding of King Alfonso | *PProaching now spat ds Aas : ihafinele a he : Lig sh vy sin] of the U bout. he earth everywhere. Some of them| few days befor Iu both cases the | feet f, is worth $1,000,000 and {w/out Madrid omen and ch , inet their ¢ f the 10 ed we fia ooo TenbIed and: fail, each uroxe|™Men placidly continued thelr work. — | insured for $300,000, | © Maharajah gave the girl $100,- ‘VICTORY FOR BAPST SEEN Mesbehs auffodation® dua, to ay of exploding bombs in ee, petty ee gee jutckly and continued to advance at} “A funny thing Ig fellow to- | The owner, Ludy Chetwynd, ts con- |‘ Se Pe ecuee tee fi srowdlne in sale into the f sped ont) ‘A ¥ kop phil the | ¢, ine U-12. Ten mem~- regis o of- | day,” the Captain went on, “was thi sradiethes mice, bendtital oneiaa lt Later her sis R ‘TRUST BLECTION “ce night of Jun, 20, 1916, Killing twenty- | berg of the crew of twenty-eight on 1 gort of Jogtrot pa by, the ot | Gays" the Ceetels wens on, was thas | sidered) thet aia beautiful of the married to Thomas Ross politan Railway entrance, where ‘hey four and wounding twenty |the U boat were rescued by the crew hoarse, | a v wit 8 brother, | Americ s who ever married a) Winans of Baltimore, Z a the air Early on tho following morning ihe jof the Ariel, The U-12 had taken a) So far aa I could detect, no shell] Who was out witb him at the time ought to take refuge ‘ Beaty tune Lady Ratt in Garman Oenmaet ar them, nor was there any evie | and bawled him out. Tho brother’ plowed back beliind the prisoners, I1|clacking and an occastonal flare over Commend President ! ratae: liPina tah bs, veainst Britien whipping. chine gun fire. peaenense to be a Sergeant and Be | was only some t ter, however, |no ma land, the sector was wrapped nated Broker { The proximity of Paris to tie Gor- There was a 1 in Thomsen's at the ground as| promptly threatened the gunner witb | that I found out hat had hap. |{8 Slumbrous quiet when J got back Xy 4 : al ‘ound j nat had hap. Lutes ack ; A ini an ado {t an aorta Jective ks Paris the summer o ME ‘OOKI cach man a few | arrest. ‘Say, you don’t think I'd stand | pened after the assaulting columns got be eat and’ stare at 9 p Old Directors in Office man | mado | aay da ; s ur we ¢, WARTI Cc ING i for being a le ; ee the war, On Aug. #0, 191 n tly 28, a raider or 3 n ; 5 ‘ bor, und in two| for being arrested white this fight! ng | under way, which shows that the| An hour later I reached the head a victory for Cart ake ‘ way tot apital bombed a Frenct is economy cooking, of ’ yinutes they w swallowed up in a {1s goin’ on, do you?" the gunner told | front sometimes knows than the | quarters of the resiment which had f the American Thoinson's Mers dropped tive 41) ital near the front, Kill ; nist of shell vapor. foe |rear about what is going on #t the fus Ished the se n the re-!yombs in the heart of I anIctiOg |g: chemists nw doctor anda Rime ase wartime food. To make Half an hour later two mud-be- i tion to th cor > A g —O UP IN front. Ager jon to th | are, but wounding In Pariy he succeeded in wounding ‘ , QUICKLY BT Aer AGCR srimed, panting privates pushed @| foaming about in the darkness 1| stayed up 2 ation to-day of Samuel Carr, Samuel sh - peat ees : ; every pound, though not Al Tthougne it | Cult of German priaaners dows into! came upon the Colonel who had {ed a, Albert H. Wi ‘ On Jan, 80 of thi year seventy | of the highest price, yet Tt isn't half ov bad us T thought it! the dugouts—tho frst of the batch to|the American group on tho left in the ty y ton was babe bombs were dropped on the capital, i @ chap next to Me Fes} he brought In, They were dismounted j attack, ile was clotted with mud,|j um jure bur og neratal ; " sana ‘bbe NnOLBGE | iitng 65 and wounding Sof, Bonetesn | equal to the best, in ppolnted tone ef) Bavarian cavalrymen about thirty! put beaming with satisfuction, Here t. There was just an hour uf tie | Meer ne ny f ot the dead were women and four flavor, nourishment and pace years old and appeared entirely un- | iy what he told ine: Jovilly own bombs n my sector; Sugar bro! bed mi , pan Hs Were children, and fifty-three women P 1 onent or so loager | perturbed If a bit glum. The French) «hea my watch showed 6.05 we| afore the attack 0.080 aris re amhter whow leads ona ten children were numbered si oymmaE, use— nemien mae niticors questioned them through a8 | coy n't sew a t account off into tho. ; en eneue Tea a © hand unong the Injured, ; thoning of fuses “While 1 may not reveal the nature | although tho if had trenches at one nt and erests followed Babst's ured above th y : , : f Thomsen's raldg on Pacis, There | ‘ metioning, ot Dead TT Aitrveaa gpraaral been yoio donee UF must french ut another a ittin dicts all Bireat int Pee aon ltwo bombx, wounding tho keeper of been acoroe of others in wi SAUCE ; "i a ve 4 e a 3 o right ¢ t nm. 1e two p os al > ore eC d 2 ba Ra é sa said that both denied knowing that | po 0, ik. bo we 5 It was |, ir think man line just ‘» 4 broker und 4 to dew d n M ‘A is Magne Tany y ee eS nin] nim forty feet und | there were Americans in that sector, | pretty rough goins. ot never econd w Jon tn ad Which tectly with wholesaler ~ COULDN'T TURN GIRLS DOWN before they hud time to 13 Senist We sat tent -\and that both wore promptly called ned earth that hadn't been|!s some vement f greene | A reeolutic din H a For Wartime Cooking. r of us could find at Jliars by the Fr They bad been ed up by ah put we made | Orne. OUR OF EM After what seemed m |nabbed in an advanced automatic |¢ . ae bet : tre toni wien ee got shove, they found $0 HE MARRIED F a se aug ee h atic {the 300 yards Hehed plenty ef German heads, leas and qua 7 ers wo twelve ininutes-a French | rigs pot together with three others {and tho imine | Seana bus nek & Gincte lite Mobone ——— eR LU_2 Thursday's Specials Cem eg fMicer in UE xt door | “20 Were way !n. The tu-lutes, which bad threw dyna ‘Whenever 1 Saw a Pre Face 1) Sage —_—, from h coun |terrogation lasted about an bour.|The Wrench © splendid—right of the dugou ¥ . sy M 1 qd 1 - . f-fact Peng i : bs minutes + + Aart ( FeAl iat ald NaWecYark.ta us|? Then the Captain was called upon by | alongside of us every step of (he way, Rides ust Had to Marry I agnifi cently Tai ore: ey 1 ne Pre to provide a guard to take | From the time we went through our| j yl Sa isor over the telephone from the battalion | ‘ | ‘ combat post, That means that the| the Germ rward, | wire until we got back we didn’t have bout our inf NEW YORKER IN TOILS. ES EAtER dontL wtiowe tual HOw objective has been reached.” |BEGGED FOR CHANCE TO ES. # single casuaity. Thank our guns) {ow wilt tn 7" wives Sydney Leo Snellen ew J in uit The Captain sat still and said: | CORT THE PRISONERS. jfor that. I don't know what the Ger-| Pip ug 1 cout Charme’ Fret, ¥. Leow y have counted f 1 Fine!" | ‘This started keen competition among | ‘Bne Were dolum but they certeiniy | trouble was, HUA af erane 2 was oheuap f ‘ \ I asked him how ew the | the half dozen Amertcans tn the dug. | 1°) Mf a oiled rboy's to do. ATCHISON, 5 March 18.—Prof 3 ; K pects ize ede atiues %, ‘ eu 4 a ere " Loveburg, y a member of t assuulting colun h 1 ri ‘Oh, say, Captain, give ‘em to} ; ny, velf ‘ a x i B id jestination—* irsoped |met” a doughboy pleaded, Several of found ‘ ! at : see cntitaa CE a cet in For Matron or he white rocket, 1 suppor," rer |them fingered the points of thetr bay. g ha ‘li 4 4 Debutante lied und turned to make out bls re a@ manner none too r : to m y 1 ; port. privoners. “The idea maar Vet| “Let's go to bed.” | ata BL. WO wo matter what is soing on, there ts alive, you know, NHR 4 ~ wail iown. W \ always a report wailing be made | the Capta ved, smilingly ti B ut in the army Ing the Germans oy r to an ale ut the worst want Me was $2 75 Wr Vale . \ Here there wa 1 of sster to bord back to th ia ig Sr athere Bporete West 66 ; Vy Late Kern heard from #) mental headquarters ba tae eas pee SCORE 4] HITS OUT OF 50 ‘ 1442 fatt to with fh Smart looking, well tailored / nner that the other attacking party,| Thinking 1 would get news quicker | ‘ octet 4 = oe Pine Line Ne Obes f suits—cut iv simple, clean-cut 4 one on tho left of us, was isolated, at the battalion's headquarters, 1 S Perey Hoalans Baktida, Mactesily A hauls of this | Tad July 8. effects—the bolero, the Eton, ui Ridone to that there box, Just mits “We Are Not Ash | { r of Niu third y | the plain-tuilor or the ripple mashed it to bits, that's all, Dama alia Lat ell am ne Watwon « " back Re eat rect eee of Our Show DR. OSBORN NOT MURDERED, |)". eed ‘ Manal Wear Sara {May airic ‘Pa rie coulda’t they lea ho @ PUL DORT | "t's og army rules to pull | Denih etivag Tricotines, Oxfords a, | SALIENT DESTROYED BEYOND |i" t Practice Fea Gabardines—Jerseys 4 Hele the Motor ¢ 3 | note EVBTHER VOR IN ied OAR oa af : Relea elt Then there are those wais' | moalvanyt hey cou aut tuna | P tol rune in the Ince ; - coat or, vestes models — , 4p under our srdinent. Even the | fea Arter to-day J a N ' which look so smart worn WT) can Men or. au Gull With BERR OR Mie Aeeliah Whe MATION & DEADLOCK ON OVERMAN BILL. open, As complete and large Would Lak soe fy neers Attempt to Voree Vote Velday te 1 iety of select styles and | ‘ to destroy then i 1 was a platy runs Opposition w w colors as if the price were Women's CV tie HOH AuiS ABS alts ‘ 1 \ ‘ £45 instead of 829.75 : t sticking out into our Positions, ’ 5 instead of 829.75. f emick’s Day (March 17th) 1s always a day for the good old had been completely blotted out, The en ‘ y 4 ; f BUY Tolly parties and celebrations. For this day we bave G ublo $9 Une if ma No Charge for Alterations | On Sei neverywhere, ‘The favors are attractive and satisfying, “A Por te nig ex we went ba ve > omy p pirrime 3 After two ro went bai ; ‘ y eae - Z IRISH FLAGS IN ALL SIZES G4 unevenly clock “when Tf ‘ » Sale at Fashion 1LLELABS TATOES NOL IMIR out how OUP ten Marah 18-4 } , CN PIES ICE CREAM CASES SNAPPING MOTTOE i rr add vith Cabluiat Vineteen West 34th Street Between 20th & Zlst Strecta New York City Lyacevt fev quo Wis saaculue gua peeuron m Hees “ (60 WAU S LEIG Ltt St | Broad & W, Park \ March 1%—The British”