The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1918, Page 3

Tes AMERICANS ENTERED STENAY, | ST FRENCH TOWN TAKEN, "15 MINUTES AHEAD OF TRUCE iy The 800 Citizens Remaining Were Still in Their Cellars, but They Soon Came Out to Welcome Deliverers. WITH THD AMBRICAN FORCHS still in their cellars, fearfully await- QN THH MBUSE AND MOSBLL®,|!"€ the bombardment which they be- Heved would surely come, as the |Americans entered Stenay, Many into’ American |had yielded to German persuasion or nistice went into|foree and had retreated with the Patrols reported |enemy. Those few who dared fret to venture into the atreets greeted the Nov. 12 (Associated Press),—The last %{ “rench town to fal ) hands before the a | effect was Sten: vey had found it empty not more THE EVENING WORLD, Germany Paid This for TRUCE; ' What Will She Pay for PEACE? * “HELI Gotan Emer ovoxwoune WRITTEN 10 WIFE | Lieut. Borcher, hie, Sileiian Battie, Sent Farewell Letter to . Family. “Don't cry and regret the past if you receive a telegram stating that your husband fell on the ‘field of TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1918, A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR NEWS. DONTGRY F DIE’ |AMERICA TO PUSH SLAIN OFFICER HAD ITS SHIPBUILDING: MORE Bic CRAFT | Schwab Seri hes Large Cargo- Carriers Will Be Rushed, Then Passenger Vessels. | PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.—Sign- ing of the armistice will not affect the Government's shipbuilding pro- gramme, according to Charles M. ramme,” said Mr. Schwab, “will be the biggest fuctor in tiding over the period between war production and conditions, The situation will soon adjust itself, however, and the whole labor problem will straighten out automatically as the readjustment goes on, “Our tonnage output so far has consisted too largely of small vessels, because,we had to take anything we could get to meet the necessity, But 75 per cent. of the tonnage has been in vessels of over 7,000 tons. Now we shall turn to the larger cargo car- riers of ten to fourteen thousand tons, they being the most economical, cost compared with capacity. The ruling Principle of our shipbuilding from now on will be economy. Following the big carriers will come the large passenger ships, which must sooner or later be constructed, if we are to caré of foreign trade will be started at South American interests whieh been fearful lest all of our avail- ships would be sent into trans- Atlantic trade, have been informed their needs would be met at the ear- lest hour, Seventy-five ships, now under Gen. Pershing’s direction along the French coast, will be urned within thirty days to begin ing be- tween the two Americas, Tonnage made available by the sua- pension of transportation of war ma terials from South America will be free to proceed at once in commercin! tramMe, Nearly 1,000,000 deadweight tons already have been released from the war materials traffic. Trans-Atlantic shipping will be in- creased about 25 per cent., it is amti- mated, by the removal of the subma- rine menace. Ships no longer will have to be convoyed and the result is that much greater speed can be made on the voyages actoss the At- U. & Cross. ; Joh "4 |Americans with tears in their eyes honor. The only regret I will have Schwab, Director General of the! compete with the shipping of other| ajason of Washington, D. ©: chusiiae than @ quarter of an hour before 11)anq fairly deluged them with qucs- is that I won't be able to kiss you | Pririe ce ark Nee at a ae aie ek tonne to aia | SEY has been awarded the Dietin- continua o \° distribution of tonn’ 0 take : | o'clock. American troops rushed|tions, The majority seomed too dazed good-bye and be buried on American ion of the pro 1 guished Flying Cro: ( through the town and in a few min-|to be able to unders utes Allied flags were beg appear from the windows. As the |they offered coffee and bread to their churel’ bell tolled the hour of 11|deliverers. troops from the 90th Division were) ‘The town is not badly damaged by pouring into the town. shell-fire, but, according to the re- Only @ tine of glowing campfires| maining inhabitants, has been plun- soll,” Lieut. Clarefice C, Borcher | wrote to his wife three days before he was killed in action Oct. 13. The letter indicated that this regiment was about to participate in a big battle, “and you know I would not ask my men to do anything that I tand that fighting With trembling hands ing to had stopped : _ tinued. ° ° b marked the front last night. Except /dered of nearly everything of value. OWE BOt. Gd Thyeelt, "he eon for the rumble of thousands of trucks |The streets were b. ded with His wife has been notified of his | 1g ua 1 y en Ss Log feye) and other noises incident to the stir-/huge heaps of furniture, indicating death. by ‘the War Department, ring of enormous armies, there is not |the intention of the Germans to hold Ident. Borcher, who was twenty- ° ° a Mr. and | 1 gound to Indicate that two great |desperately’ if attacked before the Sat ee ae W. te Su ts a d O co. ts forces are still facing each other, armistice Was effective. At the last Mrs. John Borcher, No. 67 bapa sanded m r 1 n ver a The greater part of the 800 odd per-|moment they withdrew without a Place, Bloomfield, N, J. He went to sons still remajning at Stenay were struggle. { France with Company F., 113th In- | fantry, 29th Division, He was mar- ried three years ago to-day. He has three brothers and a sister in the! service, They are Licut. Walter EB. Borcher, Company B, 113th, Infantry; Private John Borcher, Engineer Corps; Private Irving Borcher, Ma- 28.50 If you knew woolen and tailoring conditions as we do—here ts an offering of Best & Co. | witera ©. Fisk of streey City, and “ cig 8 a member of the 7th} CAPT. CLINTON E. FISK SLAIN LEADING HIS MEN "etic sts w York I | action, HERP AvsAce-Loreaine. | TERRITORY Tose | HELD BY ALLIES DURING i = ARmistice, ision, on an my st rine “orps, and Miss Edith BK. Bor- wre ~ F peeanssesonne | rere hs writion « ttter to Col. Fuk! | SS Ta aietrowy ee |cher, murve, Naval Base Hospital, | Winter Suits that would not last out the day. expressing his deep sympathy and tell- = New Orleans, 2 ‘ing how the Captain died bravely. Fou BRIDGE HEA ; 7 Data betins he war LNiine has eee Oise eaeece une ee eee a te pula ene When we sell you a Men's Winter Suit or Overcoat at a ic Piedibe ty} acting commander of Company 1, . BIRIGR. 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