The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1918, Page 2

ee _22 OREO +m <a ve wane i Wueshenennie:tiieneaiameemeaenene Boome THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER AMERICAN TROOPS AID IN VICTORIES ON THREE FRONTS from the British artillery. The defeated enemy was almost smothe: red) " + Y: y st eed) Latest Gains of Allied Troops EX- -AMBASSADORS | URGE LOAN| HONOR THEIR EMPLOYERS. DIED. a ‘under the great deluge of steel and explosives. —- _—_—_— COOK.—ALFRED COOK, + : A large number of guns have been captured by the British and On All the Battle Fronts Morgenthaa and Etkas Speak at] Workers for Bloomingdale Bro. vee etre eine. Gar rurerat ) ° ‘Americans in addition to the great batches of prisoners which continue } Lichortceagnaht laos ie Pir ce tMaTRhed sé Bienen se ton inl ’ . CRHADALAG1DDD4-9G94-409-08008 4490 DO4& (A BIBRLYOSSOOSED ‘Two ex-Ambassadors to Turkey Hundreds of employes of Blooming- | M. ite —At Portland. Me. Oct. $, to Arrive at the cages. The American troops alone captured two com- Henty Morgenthaa and Abram 1. Kikus,| dale Bros, attended the presentation ABETH TROWBRIDOE. wite i plete field batteries and a battery of heavy artillery. Americans} % 3 laddrersed an enthusiastic noonday| 'f the store at noon to-day of @ tes- WA, Marie ose eee t 2 I y Loan meeting from the steps of! timonial to the three sons who con- S captured these guns Tuesday afternoon when they suddenly outflanked 4 i] the United States Sub-Treasury Butld- tinue to run the business founded by N ” | both ends of the valley south of Premont, taking all the German guns | 4 NT REPLY ing on tac rato ot bp tn ho eH eS t felis Gq a vi Geaented 7. 1018, at war il the German war machine is 5. The testimonial was presente Monte .d UR E. PB f there. scrapped. | to Samuel J. Bloomingdale, Hiram C Funeral ris t [The American troops engaged in this battle are Gen, Lewis's Chateau-Thierry marked the doom |) Bloomingdale and Irving L Biooming- Upper Mur ntain iF “wildcat Division,” made up of Tennessee, North and South Carolina 3 of Germany, Mf. Btkus declared, | dale becauge they ato perpetuating| “04 FM ont { ' 2 Effectual Test of Germany’s| “Since then the American flag.has been | the welfare and financial ald to em- ir g ‘wast 5] going forward, and It will continue to| ployes which their father atarted, — | SIV NESud ) German reinforcements have arrived, but as these troops have been | Sincerity; General View | £0 forward as long as you back tt up."| ‘The testimonial is a six-foot bronze merely adds . « Pe tablet, with a declaration of their Funerat ; engaged several times recently their presence merely ac 4s to the con 3 Among British. | we atone hasaador hay told appreciation Inscribed upon it The) m riers ouKe fusion in the enemy ranks. é » — — paring for tha next war Tt ls up to us| Presentation in behalf of .the em-| Brookivn. Ovt Throughout Tuesday and last night the British had complete control $ LONDON, Oct n diptomatic |to see that a ls no ext war. Ldtdaadlpnd taeda biked epee -_ re of the air, Roads, barracks, massed troops and batteries behind the Ger- S 99005ss4s00ese1eseee fan, iscabien eine f th eELP pallid deediloit. man lines all were targets for the busy British bombing lirplanes ositess = = eee ean Sees Carew and Sen- During the day it was noticeable that German airplanes were seldom me € . 2 arate, gtor, Revert F. Waster made ad seen, The few enemy machines that did venture forth to places where 2 oo— / eugene 5 SEAL. oie Sreccat as dueut of honor, they were not wanted were quickly engaged, and in aerial fights a consid te A buffet lunch was served. H erable number of the enemy were brought down. There is great confusion within the enemy lines. On the front of 3 the two British Armies engaged elements from no fewer than twenty-! 3} nine enemy divisions have been identified along the twenty-mile pil $ line. It seems almost incredible until it is realized that some of these) divisions have been engaged almost continuously since Aug. 8 and many! $ : are mere shadows of the old organizations. : The ground over which the great battle has been fought is covered | 1 with dead men and horses and many Germans are buried under tons of | | ,, earth in collapsed dugouts. Only a few of the prisoners captured had *| Neven i heard of the Austro-German plea for an armistice and their ideas on the| = subject were extremely hazy. Mi 2 PERSHING WINS VICTORY cert Sse LS AR bas Wo SdIssons ON EAST SIDE OF THE MEUSE, ALSO GAINS IN THE ARGONNE = 004-061-6408 TVPG GA DLESGELSSOSOOEEOS ad ' Took More Than 3,000 Prisoners Yesterday— Givcieal Gane) erate Wriuecela rset) | ** Captures of Last Few Days Now “LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS | |s2cs2 yo 7ise: sc [-PREMEn Ter RA Total More Than 4,000. esi ‘ (ee SHOT IN PETROG or, 18 regarded as lever and los | AMERICAN. Harly and Neuvilte-St. Amand ana| ; | WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY) m shine : ‘ *K exandur | ) NORTHWEST OF V one rane asibg machine guns ana RfOW) WAGHINGTON, Oct, S-=The. fol |outranwed) the ta\ter Village om the| “President Wilson unswered as the| STOCKHOLAL, Oct. Ate andor ‘ | NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Tuos-| light field pieces. ‘The French and § HTON, Oct. 9 cath ens expected,” declared the|eodorovich Trepett, former Tremler, “ ’ Jowing communique from Gen. Ver-| - } has been shot, according to advices te! you—you on’'t have “The artillery fire was vi south) Bapress to-day. from setrograd, | of the Olse and on the Sulppe front. “He pins the author, be he Kaiser ————— . . siege tne ‘Arne shu Germans] or Stax, to one ain is” TCS WILLIAM H, RUSSELL ALIVE. | to pay a big price to get good smoke. day, Oct. 8 (Associated Presa), | Americans hold St. Htienne and the Germans finally withdrew to the northward. The Germany attempted a counter shing wax made public to-day, “We captured nay and against stubborn fighting continued our ad- vanee in the Argonne Forest. Last{attempted to recapture tho ground) tually Is a chall | pyAmerican forces drove —for- {ward to-day on the east side of the Meuse and occupied * . attack at noon ‘to-day. D0 { Chaay. In company with the Freneh | concentrated. in the ye aR Lg ot the Meum French and American| we gained yesterday, ‘They failed /ara sincere in a desire for peace, let théy captured the Villages of Conte ee nee en ie eee wate drive tt! Fenn tat Army,{and sustained heavy losses. ‘The |them withdraw thelr armies to Gi ) Yoye, Brabant, Haumont and aed oe een enna pat hie Made a brilliant attack in the vicinity|number of prisoners teen in yos-|many before asking for it." Sieliropert: (Hat AWIVUAE TE rm é A r) é * t Mont, ‘They drove the enemy well (Of bY the ean | made a brillant attack 10 tie Nienont.|terday’s fighting on the afnes front| “President Wilson's answor effectu- po Ga Nay pee setae The price of big cigars 1s going | beyond these towns and are pushing y guns. The Germans later at-| | y GC 1 ; A the enemy northward in a desperate | empted to reach the ravines south of The villages of Consenvoye, Hrabant, | oxcecds 6 ally tests the sincerity of the German A ld secre d Wi ll k pv ets ice es ava " a in. Fra he the — aie a Machault, but the Allied artillery was| #aumont and Heaumont have been SRA, overtures” asye vue Pall Mall Ga-|ynfanety is a mininke, according ta thy up—and up. ill you Keep on - in effective. Obse: . occupied and the enemy has beon a zotte, family, who received word he In to-day's operations more: than | 98 . servers reported ‘ ; s y ve Se - “| that this fire caused disorder among | Ativen well beyond them. Vollowing is the report issued by) “The answer tae eae and AU No. 267, Crescent diggis. gP And how ong can of the Allies,” the West- Street wast reporte expeetatios minster Gazette believes, P “Although clothed in diplomutte language, President Wilson's reply 3,000 prisoners were taken, of whoin 1,600 wero captured by the French east of the Meuse, During the last + few days over 4,000 prisoners have “On both banks of the Meuse our) the War OMice: counts, were withdrawing, leaving |W? troops and the French are now! “Further progress was made yes- rearguardy to cover theif retirement, | Pushing the enemy from the soene of| terduy evening cast of Sequehart and Pressure against the German tiges|the desperato struggle for Verdun.) jn the direction of Bohain and Maretz. . but later turned up you stand the gaff? What is your limit ? the enemy forces, which, at last ac- been captured by tho Freneh.| 9 i ‘ " Gan \ael spine) takin aa h means an unconditional surrender,” tn -Bighteen heavy mortars have becn he western side of the Argonne |The number of prisoners Our troops reached the western out- pay /eachipubieatncniahs t “ > 7 : . ~ captured. sector resulted in satisfactory prograss | {he result of the day's operations ex-| skirts of Walincourt and gained the | the Evening News's opinion Don’t tell me that you have to do it. I Ta the operations to-day betwoen| t-day. Tho Americans were met b jceeded 3,000, Of theso over 1,000 were | line of the La Targette-Cambral road, He has again said tho right thing iain ‘Taxes and prices don’t bother St Eiienne and Orfeull, American|® YeFy Reavy machine gun fire, and|taken by Fronch units east of the} capturing Forenville. | 1 the ‘right way by the Stars ; P . The Globe waid that “Wilson's re I smoke Piccadilly Lictle Cigars. units captured 400 prisoners and four| rom the start of the day's fight were Meuse. This brings the total number] “At 5.20 o'clock this morning the Austrian field guns, There was flerce subject to an intense bombardment. captured by this command in the/attack was resumed on the whole fighting in this area to-day, the Ger- to over 4.000, The| front of the Third and Fourth Armies. ply iy not a pointblank refusal, but amounts to the same thin The Standard ¢ aaa a get ten corking good little smokes for \ REGUS. PAT OFTKE, the price of one big one. And I save on AMERICANS FREE Froneh also captured 18 mortars of! First reports indicate that rapid prog- Amerie : leh teat 30 calibre and other material.” ress is being mado everywhere. * ns pussies, See ce aiantane Canadian ARIE, Ost vident Wilson's CELEBRATED both ends, because I don’t throw half of ly tothe German urinistice pro them away—unsmoked attacked north of Cambrai, | last few ¢ . : FRENCH. srogie posal became known here to-day Invest in Liberty Bonds RHEIMS: CHOSEN BY ATR. Ghee. dulieeing| ee tee perneae ae and the | through extra editions issued at noon. ATIS, et, ai 1e oss 1 0 ‘a a 2 ie ret opinions noted ine we i i i TOVANQUISH THE HUN ’ Jatatement was lanucd to-day by the| secured. In bate Cae A ot te ie eaneoes ust man were ae HATS That's the aie thing to do. Try it— , Invest in the New Edison FOCH HIMSELF War Office: village. Our troops have entere mee FAME Wis it’s worth thirteen cents to get right on | “In the course of the night, In the! Cambra t (74 inter ion.” TO VANQUISH GLOOM | act, thn sino of Son nlNN, In AAS TOMA a prunnion tahun or Ore STOCK QUOTATIONS. 1918 -1919 the smoke question. . . . the French captured the stubbornly-!ys yesterda eds 8,000 and we| With not changes from C ‘ ‘ | ae fended Gorman positions ils fe hase Be nea any Gunes perc We DERBY 6 SOFT HATS "6.00 Stop That Waste! 10 for 13¢c st Page) ‘i WE SHALL WIN (Continued from F — | Aliie the war, But whether | =r {Rin car W Roun Vain) can 104 180 Fitth Avenue the winning will be one point In the advance north- UST Moria, 108; *Onien, Tanace | the winning wil be | raed, againat tremendous ralnts / OLD A RIAN POLICIES Metin Qusrameed ty | upon the enthusiasm ance, captured ten complete bat 181 Broadway ; Y, Ja J with which we buy Liberty teries, For its great fighting the ALTERED IN PEACE MOVE New York . ) Bonds. z division was official commended seeiska samen i . by the French Government.] pe '5 e th you CAN HELP — | The division’ more. than. tuitnea |Eremier Declares Empire Will Meet) nett: AR te: Qictie - end the war soontte expectations. After smashing the| “Will to Destroy’ With In- veel Rill pia tarkaue it a ult & ty sooner. can Boohe povitic ° " ; veh Miter ite: ey att? (ORs dealt. sy jal 4 ve thousands of zeae peabeord aly ath ae Ger-| flexible Resolution. Tee sty Wriende N18; allan Shem, 108; An ; lives and spare untold captured, One) enn ss, Z . ioe we evans Boche division was chewed up and| VIENNA, Oct. %—In opening the rat ait etal Rig § your money in Liberty Bonds, a second, known as the “Kaiser Wil.| Austrian Chamber of Deputies Baron |! 9: Mag, Maul jg } a s € helm Grosser Mecklenburgs,” was|Von Hussarek, the Austrian Premier, rit ACE Seliger jaye 795 2 AT THE SAME thrown in. announced officially that a peace note |} nh ae 10 M10: Bisoas =o) Presi, jot: be: i time the New Edison Tho Americans fought day and|had been wnt to President Wilson and | mm. 110) Moeteey, ee oe las euralas ; in your home will keep night without sleep. Officers said | sald: ine mea ny ye = Ye . your family and friends they could scarcely understand how| “In a measure the note accepts the | The 110; th re, 108 Py Colle rete 164 { : Roan 10 Mai ‘ea. 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