The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1918, Page 1

TET a . = “Tf It Happens In New York It’s In The Evening World’’ - F | j oS | “ ” [Circulation Books Open to ‘Books Open to Ail.”’| Circulation Books Open to All. mare ES MATS corte Ta we NRW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1918. SR SI dah AO Babe TWO ‘CENTS, _ ‘ | ~ CHASER BOMB ROUTS ONE elite -ratienor otal . MARINES COMPLETE CAPTURE Germans Thovattad in Efforts to Only a Few istics Exempt British Transport Torpedoe “EMuinie AL Pola Far Qut at Sea—Ninety Res- ri OF BELLEAU WOOD IN BAYONET Retake Ground Above the Aronde | \imost Daily. cued by Another Steamer. ‘ River and Drive South of the Matz idettceion of 4 Depth Charge m7 NEW PEACE OFFER ih = —— CHARGE AT 100 CLOCK TO-DAY —Bie Battle Still in P Followed by Spread of Oil IN GERMAN STATEMENT CONDON, “Tune, doi traetica WASHINGTON June 12 shi ia leiiasitvdees ig Battle ill in Progress. Bag as Raider Vanishes. the whole of Austria has been de. ‘rPort of the sinking of the Cunard | ; ‘ . — eonniaaeas ‘ Fi RS wal {| clared in a state of siege, declared a | sorte ce sia ine Nae/5eize the Last Machine Gun Stronghold — PARIS, June 12.—The Germans, striking along the entire ~ 5 4 1 nnounced nat eclaration of) he Spey tome | ‘Tansport, was received by the Navy | i , | i 3 : JHREE CAPS FLOAT UP. Al Nok tcloda Bronosal peels ew mle Bee iy De nent to-day. No American | Prisoners Now Total 400—Sixty-two front from Montdidier to the Oise yesterday evening and last aa Hue t ‘0-day, quoting the Me ‘0. On | i F ” . A si ‘ Brazilian Reports Firing Off fo g War. a few regions are excepted ey bi ae a #8 ay | Machine Guns Taken. night, were blocked at every point by the desperate French resist- Jersey Coast—Briton Sights Pears ae hn oes Wie cet ea torpedoed While westwand bound’ | WITH THE AMERICANS ON THE MARNE, June 12, 1.30 P.M. ance, The battle is still raging, the French War Office reported oy be sp coming stat e war aims Ger- | mutiny and treason U Boat 250 Miles Out. many does not nd to make any| currences among A private cable’ deupatoh reoatiad |! hited Press).—The possibility of a German adv ed in C pill i tedayy det ATUANTOS air sue nani Miecarelae ‘i oh 6 : as Nerin edie a the Betas been practically pee ; pied i a icc ieee esha Every bit of ground gained yesterday by Foch’s smashing . le- rt Ausonia, on her way | positions north and east of Belleau Wood, enerally reporter he pete hot during the last week of May i ‘dl lag A A ees spatch from Amsterdam Ls eth al peel PR reall United States, has been torpedoed by The marines now solidly hold the wood, the last machine gun) bys a ‘tc lat oe wing, fronts nearly twelve miles bomts have been destroyed off the ‘echo SLOVAKS « German submading and. ipst searot | nghold ‘at Ils edge having been taken st the potnt ofthe bayoner at jin length, is firmly held, and the enemy is still six miles from A is being made for forty officers and} Cc hi an ob The d ile of American const since Sunday, One IN RUSSIA BATTLE men who are missing. 10 o'clock this morning. The attacking party found the group of boul- ‘ompiegne, his immedia jective, lesperate acter oid oe ct x — be cs ‘we Ninety of her crew of 130, ac haf filled with dead and wounded Prussians. the German effort is shown. by the fact tet one French division bipfpiieerocs Sa TROOPS OF SOVIET ne SO" ine teas ue ie Mhe total of prisoners taken in the wood and contiguous territory, Captured men belonging to four German divisions. SL, . S i on the English coast after being ; A k ep h ist d hine guns, four, @4INS HELD AGAINST VIOLENT ATTACKS. ye Quantities of wreckage Way Toward Vladivostok | 2!°Ke¢ up by an eastbound steam-; now has reached well above 400, with sixty-two machine gun | Near thelcestre, alii Ne-Alba/fuver GAC me ie Bay genie baieadlcabiae ie ler Tratees oO re ane rench mortars, a great number of rifles and a large quantity of ammum- ear the centre, along the Aroy iver front, in the rezion of trying to determine whether ~TAUANY WARSHIPS After y Orders The transport left a British port tion | Maur, the Loge Farm and Antheuil, where Foch made gains yesterday, vy Navy giv ment, howev sieve ie i ; San ie sean mal naeniey. bath erat i The desire for taking prisoners was lessened late yesterday when 9) the French repulsed violent attacks by the enemy On the French declared it had no i " Ww \ ‘ A ae Me the Pring roup of Germans came out of their shelters with hands up. Some ma-/lett, Where the French also gained yesterday, additional progress was S00 e 1 U ‘esl! " usonta 7 ‘ | fant an announcement at t Small Craft apni Through | an order by y to disarm) owned by the at was sat ine ts advanced to take them, whereupon hidden Germans cut! made by French troops in the region east of Mery and Genlis Wood. that any U bouts had been sunk of Strong Convoy to Reach | czechosiovak tn were en bp ted by Capt. ! a be- | Joose with hand grenades. Those who offered to surrender are now | Despite repeated eTorts the Germans on the French right were not able ' ¢ . |fore the war comman the Pan Sanat erin Oneoneree In e 6 grenades hi oe ore yape Austrians, and Escape. deavoring to travel to Viadivostok, | OTe War non-ombatanis—but not prisoners. Fortunately, the hand gren mito debouch on the south bank of the Matz River. The French are hold- je Navy ey omage. 85 ——— Jand of « ns which he gave tol” white convoy in June, 1917,| little effect on the marine lea in 5 tee ae i ere Fecover evider th nking ' NOME, June 12—An oMctal state-| prevent ment to that port on coast, the Auson a} In the past two weeks, according to a prisoner, the 28th and 237 ing in that part of the batile area south of Chevincourt and Marest-sur- y | boat by 0 5" ment issued by the Italian Admiralty urted, eumiapt-| wan atts ty a torpeds. but managea| Prussian divisions, in this sector, lost from 40 Jo 50 per cent. of th (| Mat ; bei 3 It is rep. jer aye j ; 2 ANBCCNO- | eG reach port. She was a effectives (9,000 to 12,000 men)—half of these in the last three day ol Aisne, on the front between Soissons and the Marne, een seilors ROAR ONAL peli on * onday per ae Slovak and Savie One mound, which survived hours of artillery bomoardment,! the Germans attacked this morning. Fighting is going on vetween the , ede pedo boats wader Commander Hisso| rrer proved the hardest obstacle in the marines’ sweep through tt tl river and the Villers-Cotterets Forest. Violent combats are being fought 7 Hake an aera g.| Luigi de Milazzo attacked an Aus- Vln | WOH SOR dey IEDR, wolved some sacritice of life, jon the front of Dommiers, Cutry, and south of Ambleny oat at | t rian naval division consisting of two r habe <apeda FIVE GERMAN DIVISIONS USED UP. nal It was brought out in to-day’s War Office report that the Freneh accident large batUeships of the Viribus Unitis 1 which JAPAN WILL DEFINE LONDON, June 12.—"The Germans are taking seriously the Shin 6 ? viper i Alt saris ; shina artad Twa, the twe boa Ame | class, ¢ d by ten destroyers. Our | }*.000 (7 yee ATTITUDE 10 RUSSIA American thrust at the apex of their line in the Cligr valley (norta-| counter-attack of yesterday was delivered at the moment the Germans odin ine re ‘a units, having boldly broken through oust, where th er vest of Chateau-Thierry) and thus far have used five divisions in at-| were preparing for another powerful drive distance of 100 al | the line of destroyers, hit the leading | voi.oq wer ligod bat | Fe see a late tempting to counter it, out entirely without success, Reuter’s correspon The fighting continues with unprecedented fury everywhere, The | SPs As rican boat was so pi a feoce Pe ohne to Chabad Go aes alate dade en ne a iy ai i eh tat French Headquarters telegraphs under Tuesda Vwo tresh | Germans, pressing their attacks with compact masses, are being mowed | when the | would endea © base unscathed, One of the destroy- | rowing ind great ‘i bs ee a Hear a” divisions were thrown at the American centre at Bouresches | NoMiNS | down by the Allied fire. When a position is recaptured by the French : er circles tt wriing fF ers which pursued the as dame | oor subdue the SEER MORE r titless pt r rec e the " " F ' on na "the chaser shot fe h aged tarloiaiy. ty ee on Mae ded! LONDON, J 4s an outoon OATES SEINE MS Aes Ea dull se in a counter attack, the poilus have to advance over ground literally Finally, when the ¢ laa 1 armed covered with German dead. smaller and the Amer A recent cabl said that the) a 7 i Ghee, ei ane : aaa AND SO DIERS CL EMENCEAU’S REASSURING STATEMENT. hy proceeding at full Italians were y a new type of| 4) Mere inst shal + meneY Ee nts, the chaser launched | vessel that had been called the| | Fy rig aang la ich A reassuring impression has been produced by a statement given a depth bomb. ea tank.” It is driven by elec-} 12.—If the! ¢ E EIVE FRENCH -H WAR CROSS in the Senate by Premier Clemenceau on the situati the front, He ‘There was a terrific explosion. The tricity. The daring raid on the Aus-| «4 fought in that if exigen f th aid that decisive results hadsbeen obtaine in at certain points with mis chaser was lifted out the water. trian naval base at Pla in which a| parmleaanies por tis ccs acedcss id that decisive resi ad been o a ain points with mint. Her crew lost their foot nd rolled batuleship of the Virit rauacandmenniihe 1 * ; num forces and minimum fosses, whil enemy losses had been Pete) eabetrice disappeared, Theo Russia will “endange fateh Chaplain Rollis Who Accompanied Men on Raid] enorme PaeTe RISer . says the . A _ . } NH Ho laid stress on the resources of the French Army, wi t * Berizoope that ad been vialble was . All et eit i to Third German Line Among Them—All Re caine Hy ua Taeteee Ps I ae Aus ys ch at a Bo longer to b ‘ } ; . “Seay s . in ime cr t J thensive elas of Ww ad ee Thero aros tha aurvaos i, way ye Branches of Service Represented | American effort to despatch mew forces to France were given eeegtlty pean ; se feal “and econoni w SITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN) Wilcox, G, 0, N 1 Hols and the Szeht Istvan in 7 sibel a aya that Pe opi , Ree icaee STEAMERS OFF THE COAST “is! igh Baie ovcenment ‘as nt wm] QQMINSTAIRS. TO HELP 2 sa Penn» ak, MO Blur, OY BY ATTACK NEAR MONTDIDIER ’ o VIRGINIA, BOTH spill F than these shi then ww lea in THE U, S. WIN THE WAR ieee wa rieaten Bett Fey — ' Howow. ate artes: Meltenuk Mates, » Direct Harassing Fire South and Southwest of bt Baatsians IN GROWN JEWEL MYSTERY | ° Carine Lue ea Mena ae Mages Eh Tea Ready for Infantry Drive. NORFOLK, Va, June TWO) WASHING nine : U.S. - COIS ARTILLERY Rome niok, 4D. Uriy, A bu WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN PICARDY, Tuesday, June 14 steamers, the Walter D yes and vof th spected plot mug 4 ba ie {GhSaRaR i Associated Press),—American artillery aided the French in their vounter lly d ze : annie forbidding « rou C.K. I ittuck against the Germans southwest and 1 of Montdidier to-day by peer °F can ana Aight ‘ 1 | Considera Nuint rs in ; aay fe Ris Let B ‘ ‘ piel Loe Ry, It issing fire against the enemy. Otherwise, the American Bajos wes fired at by a U boat his Brangt n ' Ww M troops have not been engaged in the battle between Montdidier and miles off her ! ' ri fi 1 JF Peran , fired three shel sb ue m4 Ko Madd Ww. M Pod ting the steamer, which WASH American \ \ M. O. K ' i] Americans in the sector west of Mon y to assist two guns. ‘The U boat was t i au Kd . 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