The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 2

UE FRENCH PA Y HIGH TRIBUTE TOGALLANTRY OF AMERICAN Pring up heavy artillery preparatory lo another great effort and in a part| fo exhaustion. Nothing gan he learned British front, while those left by “Pestroyed, the correspondent reports, The enemy is continuing to bring troops fr plenish his reserves and along wide stretc by a mere screen of troops. GERMANS ADMIT INCREASING DIFFICULTIES. AMSTERDAM, March 28.—Berlin newspapers of Wednesday eve- fing unanimously remark on the increasing difficulties of the German Progress on the west front, but say Hindenburg is confident. ot GERMANY NOW ALMITS ARMY _ IS PROGRESSING VERY SLOWLY f the appearance of enemy the retreating Bri were tanks on the systematically m far and near to re- the German front is held { Berlin Says Troops Have Crossed the Ancre!$ and Tells of the Capture of City of Albert From the British. BERLIN (via London), March 24.—"On both banks of the Somme our) armies are engngod in a slowly progressing attack,” says the German oficial Semmunication issued ladt evening. “Tho British began a retreat this morning on a wide front on both sides ) ef the Somme,” says last night's statement from German headquarters. “The stubborn resistance of the hostile rear guard was overcome in the sharp pursuit. “British and French divisions which were defeated on Maroh 25 tried again yesterday in the pathless crater felds of the Bomme battle area te arrest our advance. Our attack proke through the enemy's lines, “To the north and south of Albert we won @ passage across the Anore, ' Albert fell in the evening, “To the south of the Somme, after violent fighting, we drove back the enemy by way of Chaulnes and Lihons. Roy} was taken by storm, and Noyon was cleared of the enemy after bloody street fighting. (Tuesday night's German ate ent told of the capture of Roye, Noyon and Libons.) | “At many points we have crossed our old positions held before the Somme Battie of 1916, toward the west, The number of prisoners grows fnd the booty increases. | <4 2—_- BRITISH WAR OFFICE ADMITS THE LOSS OF HUN. RED TANKS Gen. Maurice Declares Germans Are Greatly | Exaggerating the Number of Guns and Prisoners Taken. | * LONDON, March -England, !n| that the eamo thing t# being dono| widering her losses in the fighting now. France, must take into considera- fn “Our total loss of guns, either from falling into the hands of the enemy or the “usual German ¢xagger®| yy being knocked out, {s about 600, | mn," Major Gen, Wrederick B-| according to our best information rice, chief director of g¢piiitary | This compares with the German claim erations at the War OMca, said) of 960. “Probably the same ratio holds good regarding German claims of prisoners, |and it must be remembered that the -|German count of prisoners includes tures of prisoners and guns in round| many of our wounded, whom we were numbers, not as actually counted but| Unable to take with us “Wo have lost probably about 100 | tanks, which wo used extensively in the counter-attucks.” non \HAIG DROVE GERMANS BACK _ THREE MILES IN FIRST BLOW Pi pobstane of Morlancourt and Chipelly, North of the Somme, Marked the Initial Counter Thrust, LONDON, March 38.—Halg’s first! pulse of heavy enomy attacks in the today. ; “In the past,” ho declared, “the ; Germans have usually given the cap {as anticipated from the general alt- ,uation, It is reasonable to assume: the batte ia THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, ‘ CO DEGAS HOHE ht, Fike See GERMANY 1S CROWDED WITH WOUNDED SOLDIERS; HOSPITALS ARE JAMMED Losses Are So Great Injured en| Are Being Sent Into Most Out-of-Way Places. NORMOUSLY long ambulance | trains’ are passing throu Liege and Namur, Belgium, | and other part of Germany with wounded men from the French battlefront, according to the Tele- Many of the wounded have beon detrained at Namur, says the cor- | respondent, who adds that the hos sufficient accommodations for the Great stream of sufferer The Telograaf's Zevenaar corre- AMSTERDAM, March 28, on thelr way to Alx-la-Chapelle graaf frontier correspondent. pitals in Northern France have not aspondent ways tho first transports with wounded have arrived at frontier towns. Commenting on this fact the Telegraaf says that while the German communications speak of the slight German josses it is significant that even in the most out-of-the-way places in Ger- many wounded are arriving SPIES IN AIRPLANE Metallatory blow has apparently been | Nelehborhood of Rosieres, six miles Btruck in tho centre of the German | "uth of the Somn + Youter- , day j ghborhoo “Warive, After the capture of Albert, | op a ne In the neighborhood PL N YING Beeiha sew oes ce a4 Haingeville, five miles northweat | rita! © Pushed back on both | of Hapaume, he sald the Germans ob- Sides of the Somme for a short distance | tained a footing yesterday, anarn " ~ -" rhe ne: . 7 saiethadorbbuhve's 4 a Herd & line t of vert. | vicinity rec rded by the ene y ce Fumning through Rosteres, Harbon-| carly thin wock. It ie ARS abet hleres, Sailly-le-Sec and Mertcourt- | jo ‘ai . . ng tt yp | north Albert (Continued from First ) Abbe, thence along the Ancre to the a railway embankment southweat of LOND - Albert ON MORE CONFIDENT picture departmont of the committee, | But shortly afterward the British said he wrote the captions on four} ancourt and Chipelly, north of the 30, but which have s\nc¢ | Somme, and pushing the Germans . i 7 drawn from publication. He declared | back to Proyart, south of the big| Owever, Press Urges Public to Be|ho based his information for par river, he enemy thus was driven) “Cautiously Cheerful," as Dan- | the captions on statem Hoy sSeere | back three miles between the Anore | tary Baker, ris and the Somme, and practically the | Ber Is Not Over, Strunksy said that perhaps he per ine distance below the latter stream, | LONDON, March 28.—The tone of the|mitted enthusiasm to dominate the The Soc livides the German ad-| °° ee neon the battle in the morning] facts, although he denied ans on Vance 4 y r any ware te more contident than at} tion to mislead the | 1 n of W any the| ercat at ee me exinning of the) Taeut. John C. Bur for er Albert, but &] might — be eisea ane omitinee| edge of the pictures or the cap u ® thom baci! che as the danger Is not ane n,| George C. Beach, omy he dange t enti : North of this p the War Office | over 's not entirely | sistant counsel for the War link said, the po ns were unchanged It has been a woek of greater analety | Insurance Bureau it inna ‘i Haig t ‘ep od the ro first week of Sep tee Secretary D, els r . er save the Dally News,| fer to turn ov! t G 4 ety is by no means at an | ment all Am tH t 4 | ¥ We must be careful not to lapse | ou motor, wi h } \ ‘ x confidence | tuned ith “considera ‘i “3 The Daily Mati says English battle plane M } More for flied Aes maid he acquired winl ott the Money Moa teng ‘Laan , T ta ~ alla ¢ orrespondent at the longer than Jed by the beat of the German sont | longer than the ne German Generale | condiment. i And when you ask for Gulden's Mustard you are oure to get the best, GULDENS oust MUSTARD \w auccean | the Peronne in the gece n, Hutter, two firat », Otto von Below, Arras, and by t mun "Npean re. ablent | Nature's own pro- ducts make that Prandin ne uamaler what fine Gulden flavor. : a Re ace Md da he German plan has Awercan Sianaw . | fs ed Pren ler Cteme Renan ia quoted a Since 1087 versa fome iva this morn- is eg the road to the sca or "the row 4 Paria, | i Fights to the Goverr ly patriotic reasor ‘GERMAN GRIMINALS OF MILITARY AGE T0 BE PUT INTO ARMY Field) Marshal Hinder Chancellor Hertling Decide to ( “Amsterd Them Up, am) MSTPRDAM. Mar s A Field Marshal Hindenbur and ( ‘ Hortling have decided to call up f tary service the Gr nals of milit accords te advices received here to-day, AMERICAN ARTILLERY ON HE Al SNE FRONT Original and New ‘Somme Lines; 4G VS 2° moment O S semiso orev BEAUMONT © em anncount COURCEME TE Fase coum i a TT a Rrcnins, ot ‘FORGET PARTY, MI URGES MAINE REPUBLICANS LLIKEN '$100,000 ROBBERY LEADS — Sao BUANeY| Gia y, wesovns wae res ne moRUy Ry SROURIES mony DiS q rwRcoING 2 BRimecouRT ogguze! aes isy *, mg DRE NCOURY ey QAVEAN ATACK BY GERMANS CAMBRAI ) Rov Lt 4 ole Pave [) BALCOURT rene SaVENOMUIE Governor Calls for Support of Na-| Philadelphian tion in) War—Roosevelt Speaks To-Night. } PORTLAND, Me, March 28,—Ad-| dressing the Republican State Conyen: | lon this afternoon, Gov. Carl BE. Milli- red the Republican Party was] eve tradition of {ts history | men in co support the Governme ally t al. The fet for | Now. | ‘ at an The 1 nstructive mn be burs fe fra maid 5 MiNKken, | jamin r ed At is presented with the tre t é war and | Jack ‘ 1 pea Hut let n Venture any petty tault-finding Col, ‘Theodore Roosevelt will address Ady er ing Ge ods Compan and Donohue told of the ar A despatch fr heryot the Mona We mn arre rned to the rk to Col aut ance, re second omeer| |TALIANS BLOW UP DEPOT. had dl on Col, John 8 Denn in 1 of the British Me rulting | No. 611 Fifth Avenue, said | pentroy Me first effect of tho battle being| pom, Now was to produce more | yesterday r recruits © frat three days t fight any other three | aad ca the PS lon | tion dor ne over here, Our average of men | day shipped to Canada for the | patro nd Canadia eg during | retire @ Act ina producing in| l gepne Vyuave, Apr | Where Allies Drove Germans Back ‘ o —o Rn, LO DAN S LAN: 1918. WHT BE OUSTED Ex ing . AMERICAN ARTILLERY ARRIVING AT THE AISNE FRONT FRENCH BATTERY FOUGHT ON : THREE DAYS WITHOUT FOOD : One Machine Gun Battery Exhausted the 30,0) WITH progress bet After takin fought three without food |1y surrounde ners fought their gu un The captat tion with 30, exhausted against tho solid masses, an, Our mounted troops are within of the enemy. Ho declared he could|® mile of the town. (Amman have easily fred 60,000 rounds, sind me q Ne sails SANs wae Meantime hundreds upon hundreds | J0mdan t Is the ancient capital © BI os " a we pitas : z a ae CS] Gio Ammanites.) We took 200 pria« Dh nee ge tng (loners, drove down for - the utmost t role for which they Sit eavi rocited! Talia wh ‘ esa lunes and heavily bombed enemy were created, namely, the mowing » transport trains on the Hedjex down of infantry allway, Many dircet hita were ob- The heavy artillery ts pounding od with dead lentleast against Last night successful ratds_were $ | the German rear, A battery captain! carried out between the Jerusalem= told me lls guns had for targets ad- | Nabulus Road and the Jordan Valley.” ‘ ® | vancing columns, each of which con- slits » | sisted of solld battalions of Baver- ® | tan | RUSH TO JOIN MARINES, . Z|. Prisoners say half the Germans’ |v, ws of matiic Melba Recruiting im Ceara a “a ie wee nt WES: face) ‘This District. oe he J nch on Monday., ont western front has ermans, it appears cer felt in the marine service , bave arranged to substitute Austriat Monday sixty livision ie Guiet sectors of the sea.” have enlisted at French front, hurling the German | juarters of the U. 8. Marine Despite tha ‘chemy fonesiet y were shipped to Paris Island 8 C., , " vining camp. choosing the full moon for t Recruiting was renewed on Mon- fensive, during which the Allied lines} ayy py Licut. D, M. Gardner, after communication could b most Will 2. a..'3 : r advan ried n Bat tho: ace te to the \ | i 5 5 kes | «de eve draft hav en included | | Villiams of Mississippi Makes | colt ns of tillery con- | apportionmen Sees ea ‘ Statement in Debate Over Bian My Are Ds ing Wy to the eS : — ) \ Lenroot. | with mechar certitude, the re. MARRIES. sult of near WASHINGTON 28.—Poutl- DUTCH MA Aes o ales dau * cal strife, which broke in the Senate | ; " Assured Two Ss May Come yesterday, was resumed t when ee } o.eD NOV & | 9 , r . : Nd 4 » Senator Williams Missi Dem WA h 8.--F \) | SCHENCK.—ALEXANDER SCHENCK, : ® y i ocrat, sought to insert in the Congres. | 48*Urance Riv to the Dutch] gerviees at CAMPBELL FUNBRAL ; engi eT QUEN ‘ Mintstor by Chairman Mec | CHURCH, Bromdway, 66: $ “ oe * |slonal Record newspaper articles calle | inick of the Trade Hoard, that two | 440 F, tt m ee, FIRES : baer OTANKour >, ing upon Repre ‘ative Lenroot, cor matt |STONE.—WiLMER sto! ‘ ‘3 / Neste NS pmezien 2 Publican candidate for nator in| buck y | _farvices at CAMPBE FuNwRAL 4 . ong FN Ss 4 ° to withdraw t ment when| OHURCH, Broadway, @6th st, Thure- , > ine ‘O31 Simon te Aodi 80) they yn | Gey, 6.45 P.M, ° ounury from Wisconsin J ° crones 6 Deressy - o(venoounn : ded ° i y regarding the : vec lee’™ # omourson seicand ‘ go, Senator Williams, ) : Amy oO DANRICOUBT yc ann Olea Fert} | Democrat, of Mixsiasippi sald \ . BOeovmaiGnes od | oe fe s * BOVE acing ° » That of course refers to Senator & ‘ollette, ho oug oO be exp c 4 conun® Dest oyas MOON N. ost Gong ® | La Follette, w ught to be expelled e ° sass LJ 4 from this bod} ea be Sen v ” ri ve! + RWI oO DFQLEMeRay This was the first declaration ever the RRENCH HOLOMing Beau ; | made in the open Senate for expul- povecoumrp/ { SBOPEPODT serena? Nn of the Wiscons nator, x | The upper arrow in the above map indicates the point where a neW|yjctor Berger alist candidate in | Gorman attack is developing. In the territory bracketed by the tWo arrows | Wisconsin, ought to be interned | on the left, Gen, Hatg's forces drove the Germans back three miles yester-) S Reed of Wisconsin day and repulsed repeated attuoks last night. The lower arrow indicat Ud he was one of the Senate's most ' jthe point where French troops withdrew to the west of nt Montdidier Bitter Partisan Democrats," made an ring partisan discussion, surprise over yesterday's his way down the narrow Oise THE FRENCH ARMIES BETWEEN CHAUNY AND NOYON, March 28 (United Press).—Commanded by two of the most , brilliant French generals, the French have been blocking the Germans’ ween Noyon and Neste, where the enemy is seeking to force Valley and turn the entire French wing, 4 Une, thei French are solidly holding} the left bank of the Oise between BRITISH IN PALESTINE Tergnier and Noyon, oes the bridges and Wehting witha epicit, WITHIN MILE OF AMMAN unequalléd since the Battle of the] | Marne, vance F cross A French battery taotng’ Noyen Advance Further Across Jordan, and wounded, | gun company 000 rounds, divisions thus rel Tht OOPS” 00 Rounds With Which It Went Into the Great Battle. ng Over part of the British Take 200 Prisoners and Down Four Planes, LONDON, March 28.—A further a@- vance by the British forces which have days and After being complete d by Germans the gun- thelr way saving three n out, id carrying off their dead| crossed the Jordan River, in Palea- |tine, is announced by the War Office, n of a French machine |The statement follows: said he went into ac-| ‘Yesterday afternoon our forees @& which were | cast of the Jordan converged on Ag- ised into the battie. | Corps, No. 24 East 23d Street. To-day hutdown of six weeks, and the en- ilatments have exceeded expectations he quota of the district of Ne » York uncer o orders 1# 600 recruits « The minimum age limit has ed to elghteen years; and night. Krench | month ore MANNING—SPICER.—Mr. Fremont W. ears of warfare. and Mrs, { plcer announce the mare Y GET FOOD HERE 1 Senator J uid that sin: ment ited tes en: da the war) o using TO THE ARREST OF THREE had bern Mttle poten in tie || 4V@W Arrivals At Our Treasure Palace {3% nate debate PANORAMA EGGS pthe ee aa f Rece With a battle golng on ta iain | PICTURE SHOW at home for the jittle folks. Through the lope ay. Accused of ece ut may decide the fate of clvilisa- | placed in the end of these sparklin crystal ©; hed a le ‘om Expres H Mr. Reed continued, “with } may view charmii enes from Maire tind and the land rae room ere Feb. 20, bivod from the trenches running in| nursery rhymes, The eggs are beautifully HCE, HEH. A) | | ccraama ana wieitnouennes ot Sapy decorated with rich floral effects, EACH 49 and 79c,, , mad e ri ee "Ss eg jlish, Freneh and American soldiers || ane Cunningest Little Bunnies and the Cutest Chicks You Ever —Chi, n Philadelphia to-day, laying side by side, we ought to bind | Saw Are New Waiting for the Kiddies at All Loft Stores } nm that of three ether all defenders of democracy ure Ta A agh ae LAAs Lire EJ 1 NNTES B ihae Soak at, the kiddies with thelr n with the $100,000 rob here. In contrast with th: “en Gulch as a wink’ "at the prices ‘at which ther are selling” ODES 10¢ han Express Company, || a pity that we should turn BACH ray esas tc ‘ pay attention to a miserab! SMALLER BUNNIES—jast ight for tinteat tots... es ne oF Bob : ttle political contest in Wisconsin,” || White Vue eMcasce eset ene Aue 5 cRSHE RS 188 ted a ein | Senator Reed deplored the recrim- || FUZZY WUZZY RABBITS, standing or sitting poses 79¢, 99¢ \ ith Sixth Street; Me lutions and said he “utterly repudi- || PAPLER MACHE BUNNIES, white or brown, each miter ( { u sha ted the tr that th WHITE FELT RABBITS, very cunning, each oe 29c, 49¢ J “mn 1 ¥ N a 7 . Mi a seuitaaelnla. | Siftorsinns, $8.4) ‘ A Few of Our Many Easter Can ecialt th having received Lenroot or ere , ! aetectiver, a3 || Milk Chocolate Hollow Rabbits, each Wass F 'e | 1 $15,000 wort appeal to the Senate thet “e |) Milk Chocolate Crosses, packed with Midget Eggs, each, 19c, 34¢ , Jone with these miserable po Assorted Chocolate Cream Eggs, each eaueeeeeyees ean 1 exp ‘ no declared. “When | nos |] Assorted Chocolate Cream Eggs, each recctvaneesatence } 1 n of loyalty, no line can |] Assorted Cocoanut Cream Eqgs, each eanen ‘ ‘ ne 4 Lene cen am its on || Assorted Chocolate and Decorated Eggs, each | nts . n between loyal Den Round Easter Box, filled with Assorted Chocolates oh | =) Madison sido and loyal Republicans on)! CRATES Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, 8 in a crate., | te When eeTt® bthe other, Let the election In Wis- | “ Chocolate Cream E: yh wanen and |consin go on, In any event a loyal} a Marshmallow Eg. a i s on will be returned rar Americans At, TAN rodle, F Whitney, r Iteed declared privilege but 4) point out flaws th jovernment — mac r he emphasized yuld not be ove hot be exagge Bi THE EASTER GIFT OF GIFTS. a om Canadian Casnalty Lint. su eR Killed in action, 1. J Was wounded, gassed, A. lL. ultalo, N. ‘hs age a a 1 29¢ and a, Ri Tonle tee ¥ 4412