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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-08

TRAIN BEARINI
COMMISSIONER
NO SERIOUS DA
Broken Rail Causes Cars of
Special to Leave Track
and Visitors Given Sc.
we're Shake Up, but Els
cape Unhurt.
BELIEVED THE WRECK
WHOLLY ACCIDENTAL
Marshal Joffre and Former
Premier Viviani Resume
Their Trip Eastward and
Will Make Stops Today
at Indianapolis and Co.
lumbus.
With the French War
Commission, Effingham, ILL.,, !
May 8.-Traveling on a new
special train, the French
war commissioners resumed
their tour of the middle west
today, following the wreck
which shook up members of
the party last night. The
new special left Effingham
at 9 O'Clock this morning.
Its schedule was largely /
kept secret.
STOPS FOR TODAY.
Assistant Secretary of State Long,
in the chill gray hours just before da wn.
announced that the new train was
ready. Marshal Joffre, former Premier
Viviani and the others transferred
their belongings and the trip was re-
summed. Long also announced the spe-
cial would stop 10 minutes at Terre
Haute an hour and a quarter at India
napohs and the same length of time at
Columbus, o. Beyond that the nav
schedule is unknown.
1t was learned early today that In
vestlgation at the scene Of the acct
dent, near Arcola, ILL.,. disclosed a bro
ken rail about 20 feet behind the rear
end OF the wrecked train. This might
nave been broken by the two heavy
engines pulling the train.
WHEELS CHATTER PLATES. |,
The French special was derailed, ex-
oerts decided, when cars bumped OFF A.,
he rails and the wheels shattered the
1sh plates which join the rails, thus
allowing them to spread.
Government officials practically de-
,ided today that the derailment was en-
The train was composed of
I've steel cars drawn by two engines !
Ind was running eastward at 40 miles q
In hour over the Pennsylvania. Three I
'ars were ditched and all aboard sha-
zen up. but none hurt. Y
After the jolt, NJ. Hovelacoue French '
Inspector general of public instruction, I
'iviani, Admiral Chocheprat, Detausan v
md other members Of the party re- o
'arded their escape as miraculous. I'll
he cars had been French, or wooden 4
construction, they agreed that many
night have been killed. Some mem
ers of the French commission inclined
the belief that German plotters had a
pread the rails.
FRENcHMEN CALM. .
Every member Of the French com r,
mission was calm and collected
throughout. They were sitting in the
iner when the crash came. The lux
appointed car. bedecked with ~
ed and white roses. became a scene Of =. =,
rbulent confusion as II banged along :,
ne ties. Joffre and the others were =.
lowered with unsolicited bouquets as a,
le vases upset. Plates of soup, Ice =,
rean. chicken and asparagus salad =.
ew into the laps OF the distin g.lished :,
renohmen. ~
Amid the flying food ana flowers.
Iarshal Joffre grasped the window -,
dss and remained unperturbed. When -.
le 1oiting, sway1ng car finally came =.
} q crashing stop awry on the track q
lie marshal Of France arose. assured -
mself that there had been no casual ~
es and quietly picked his way out Of y,
le wreckaEe
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-08

the casualty lists came out. but others
OF the legion have heard that Sergeant
Abe Walters. formerly Of the Twenty
second United States infantry, was
killed. and Private p. d. 0ossard of
Council Bluffs. L., seriously wounded.
Pannill was formerly manager Of
the General Acoustic company, in
Pittsburg. He enlisted in Toronto.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07
RECITAL.
TONIGHT At TRINITY

Tonight at o'clock Miss Mary
Sharp will give a program of miseel-
laneous readings in the auditorium
at Trinity. Miss Sharp receives her
certificate in public speaking in
June. The program follows,
/. "A Little Child Shall Lead
Them y
.. "Cotter's Saturday Night
B. Piano number.
4. T. A. Daily group.
j. Captive scene from .Ingomar .
Miss Sharp will be assisted BY
Miss Emma John Pinkerton.
The public is cordially invited.
The auditorium will be comfort
ebly heated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07
DISTRICT COURT.
CONVENED TODAY
JUDGE +. l.. HAWKINS BEGINS
TERM THAT WILL Run ALL
THE SUMMER.
New Separate District Law Will Go
into Effect Within Two Months.
Man, Orders Are Entered on the
Docket

District court for the May term
was convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning by Judge F. L. Hawkins
The May term will extend over that
period or time when the special ju-
dicial district act will become a law
and the present term will probably
run on through the summer. giving
perhaps thirty days vacation in
August.
When the names OF the grand
jurors for the term were called it
became necessary 10 excuse five on
affidavit of physical condition. The
remaining eleven were excused until
8 o'clock Wednesday when the sher-
if was instructed to have two or
three grand jurymen present from
which to complete the panel.
Judge Hawkins called the non-jury
and jury dockets. when the following
orders were made:
Buel Planning Mill vs.. Il. S. Boze
ct al. suit on contract. defendants
demand jury.
City of Waxahachie ys. NJ, K. &
T., penalties; dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
J NJ. Hosge vs. Southern taon
Corporation, cancellation: passed. the
matter being bankruptcy.
j. NJ. Tidwell. guardian. VS.. Y. p.
Nuchols Jrp ct al, debt and account
ing; continued
W. 7. Wideman VS. C. f, ssltaff.
receiver M. X, & T. damages "a is
missed at defendants cost.
7. P. Whipple. executor, VS. H. l.
T. c.. damages; dismissed at de-
PENDANTS cost.
b. Boswell ct al VS.. Tensile Beard
ct al. partition. Farrar & McRae an
pointed to represent minor; defend
ant granted leave to amend.
c. Brannon VS.. Pleas Bollins. IN.
junction and damages; continued
James w. Knox, receiver. VS. nm.
known heirs John G. Love ct al re-
move cloud. continued.
e. p Anderson ys. NJ. c. Cornwall
ct al, damages; continued.
II. II. Hooper 81 ux ys. M K q r.
damages; all parties granted leave
To amend.
II j. Moorehead ct al VS. Southern
Traction company. damages, nlain-
tlff granted leave to make new party
10 suit.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Wilbrink ct al ". ! p
Sims; continued.
Joe skrivanek for self and nov,
friend VS.. John Gaida ct al. damagas.
all parties granted leave to amsns
The court then adjourned until Q
O'Clock Tuesday morning at which
ome the appearance docket viii be
called and divorces tried
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07
Funeral of T. VI. Rocket

The funeral of r. NJ. Rocket
whose tragic death was announced in
Saturdays paper, was attended by d
large number of friends and &C
quaintances OF the family. Rev.
Chalmers Mcpherson and Rev. G.. A
Chasteen conducted the funeral.
They called attention to the most
active religious life he had lived and
the devotion he had shown to the
cause OF the church. In pleasing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

talks each gave the lifs-str, !,
man whose whole influence ysB
good =
Friends brought countless T,al
and floral designs and a niSsa Il,
tette sang sweetly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

A. The o'clock service at the
-Sao0.st enuscn yesterday the con
.gresation voted unanimously pro-
test against the passage fthe Parks
Sunday amusement bill. now pending
before the legislature. This action
was wired to Representative Cox
and johnson last night. with the re-
quest that they vote against the
measure when it comes up for final
asage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07
LOCAL AsPIRANTs GO
TO OFFICES Cd

Quite a number Of local boys i
aspire to become officers Ii The ID
ed States army left earlg today
San Antonio ard from there sia |
to Leon Springs to join the paa
reserve corps FOR a three nts
period OF training. Among III
who left today were John aa
Ben Leigh, John Rossoa aa7
Durham, Marion Frost, !
Johnson, Jap MaDton, Joe M
tiers. Osce Fristoe and Mr. AshHl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07
ofiicial Board Ncetina

The official board of the Main
stree Christian church viii m.e, en-
the pastors study tonight a, 7.as
Every member il requested r. no
psrssnt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07
AA>~AA>H~ go ~~~S~
: ABOUT wAxAHAC'HIANs :
: AND VISITORS IN CITY =

A1HblT
: AND VISITORS IN CITY =
>>>>>~~ = - 4S~~
II p Cocker OF Bristol is in the
city today. -.
Mrs Toe Thompson is visiting this
week III Bynuns.
" ii. bentley OF Bristol was at
tending court today,
a. j. Sanders Of Palmer IS attend
Ing court here today
Mrs j. w. Thomas of MARY ~ the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs, ] Q. Ray
pr. ". G.. Teners went 70 Dallas
today 10 attend the State Medical
Association
car, Tankersley returned TINS
morning from Coleman where nc
visited an uncle who has been qaa's
sick.
AIRS. Mccoy will return to her
home a, rorfesfon today. having re-
GO, cred from a. operation a. uhe
local sanitarinn.
Mrs. II. r.. Parks Of Dallas was
The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Nc
Combs while attending the fnnera'
Ia. +. NJ. Rocket Sunday
Mrs. Albert Singleton OF Galveston
| is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs ]. J"
Singleton. pr, Singleton, who y so-
ling to Dallas to the State Meaiesl
Society. will join her here TODAY.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis GILES, Mrs
I.illie Rrateher and Mrs. VIII Work
man have returned from pleasant
visit to Mrs. W. +. Lamb at Bard
we'll.
! Jim Yates of Kaufman and dr2
yer Hughes OF Forney passed
through the city in an autonomous
tits morning on their way TO N2cs
10 attend the K. OF p. meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Germany o
1 Oklahoma City are visiting Mrs. Ger
/ m anyss father. E. A. Stevens, ant
1 finally on Rogerst street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

Clarence Overall is limping around
today as result OF fall in the re-
lay race at Austin Saturday when
the Waxahachie Highs contested for
all-state honors with bunch OF 9TH
er schools. lie sprained foot.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

eve produce about s11.17 each year.
1t costs nothing, hardly, to keep
sheep, If YOU have chance TO have
a small pasture
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

yern NJ. clopton OF Wichita Falls
is visiting his sister, Mrs John
Spalding. on Water street Mr.. Ciop-
ton viii go from here TO Leon
Springs. where he will be iii training
preparatory 10 eniisting in the war.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

Stockton Beck. who aas
teaching in the high school
Clarksyille, has enrolled in la y
GERS reserve corps training anG
Leon Springs. He will Be q y
Thursday on his way TO the 'fi'''
camp.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

W.. H. Arlege OF DeSota and Miss
anna May McElroy OF this city were
united In marriage a, Dallas at $50
O'Clock last night and left immediate
~ for their future home at DeSoto.
Those present al the marriage were
Mrs. Mildred Deik OF Hugo, Okla.
ana W. Fl. McElroy, father Of the
bride.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

Miss Mayme Purcell. who was OPP
Grated on some days ago al the local
ganitarium, is recovering nicely and
will be able to resume her studies
al the Presbyterian College al Mil
ford soon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

n. j. Thomas today received a fine
young Durock Jersey male which he
will place at the head OF his herd.
The pig came from Columbus June
ton and cost Mr. Thomas 500. He
also bought a fine young bred gilt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

The El-Co creamery remembered
1.-THE Waxahachie Lone Star band in a
very substantial way Sunday after
noon About the time the band boys
finished practice the management OF
the creamery sent UP two gallons of
nice cream and lot OF cones. The
meeting held on for another hour
while the boys were making way
with the cream.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

Mrs. Carroll Todd has rug
from a visit to her parents y v
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

c. r. Hanna OF Sardis. who has
been at the Waxahnchie sanitarium
for ten days recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. will go to
his home this afternoon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

hospital for appendicitis Saturday.
is doing nicely, according to reports
today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

j. ID. Nelson and Sam White sold
the wool off their as head OF sheep
and report the price OF As cents a
pound brought them s317 a head
Which, by the way, is pretty good
average when it is considered that
they raised about as many lambs as
they have sheep and sold them for
$500 each. This viii make every
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

The International Electric com
pany OF Waxahachie has just COM
pleted the installation OF the cleo
trical equipment In the pool hall OF
Giiley & Roper The lighting eff
feet produced IL very effective. All
the latest type OF electrical fixtures,
including tho Brascolite. were in
stalled. Jim Boze, an expert cleo
trician, Is connected with the Inter
national company and has charge of
all construction work. This is a
guarantee that the work will be we'll
done adv 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

Lacy. Eengo Z asociar nj dclor ?!
"ueS@ro Y Z Que Hue5tra venganza
sea ana.
Fl baron de Pons. q1c en &quel
momenro hahia recuperado Ia cnerGia
cue ia a desperation, excIam6:
-sQu.ta sois vos. sonora, que ma
bI;is de aSociar nuestra venganza Y
resarcs?
Senior. respOadio ID descorocida,
haiarAo los ojos con fingidc
rGoor. Soy ana pobre mujer seduci-
"a y enganada como vuestra hija.
Des2uts De mucho suplicar llegue a
~consegc;r que el infame sedlctor Sc
cas9se coGmjgo ecGetamente; de ma
da ne ne servido. Hoy solo soy una
pobre mIier abandonada, r~epudiada.
En- una palabra, senior, soy la mar
Quesa de Lacy. q,
-iCielos!. exclsm9 el caballero de
Asst, que seguia representanco aGmi,
rablcmente su papel.
-.Casado. repiti6 el baron cris-
pando los pI1os con Juror.
II cabaIlero de Asst cambi6 una
mirada sigrificativa con aquella aven
t:rera quc tan c~inican.ente represen-
;a5a 81 D2pel, pues desde luego ha-
bran ~comgrendido auestros lectores
qIe IL ~pre5e>did1 rarquesa &c Lacy
no era otra que Leona, convcrtida en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

.asr.mento poy el corone! LEON y el
cabaliefo d. Asst.
En- :! ~paroxismo del fursr. gEto
auel desgraciado padre, Victlxla de
las ascchanzas de su sobri2o:
-Yo matare a csc iniame.
No es q vos q duien corresponds
hacerlo. ito; sino 4 nj.
Tn nuevo Dcrsonaje aparecio en-
cscena, era Nicou el idiota, que di-
rigi4ndose al baron lie dijo:
LA ~princesa, II ~princesa! no Sc
I'd para ninguno. hay otro nrinci-
% = quien ella qu:are Y 20 Sc don
de esca.
-GTu 10 sabes?
ST, esta en- Ia ASA del Galeore..
en- e. bosque.
Todos comprendieron el iugar a
que Sc referia e. loco y III grito de
horror Sc escape de 81 ga-gAGta.
-Venid conmieo, veniG, yo os
condueiTe.
IA csballe, ito; i csballo. eX-
clam6 81 caballe-o de Asst.
XNXIV
Gontran y Aargarita continuaban
en- Ia choza del Galeote.
La joven habia pasado n noche
terrible; al recDerdo de los sufrimisn
I los que asuandabsr a gu padre, ha-
cisle llorar amargamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

GcLtran habia degrade eonc;liar 81
sucho a pesar de los graEde. tenlores
cue ahrigaba de gu. alsuua eaIsa
mp--vista vinicra a echar por :ieg,G
81 mas bella Illusion.
Karo hacla que 81 sol s~!umbrabs,
e1ando Gontran despert6, viendo q
Aargarita triste y abatida en- Ia
pJcrta de Ia choza.
FL ioven marques sc aproximo 2 SUI
amapte diciendo,e o apas;onado
acento:
-:Sufres mucho, amor MIC?
ST. Confirm; pero huyamoS prom
TO dc estos luga.es, pues NE faltaran
las fuerzas para seguirte. ;Pobre
padre MIC.
En- este momento es impossible
~alejarnos de este sitio, querida Mar
garita, hemos de esperar Ia silla de
postas, que al declinar Ia tarde Sc
hallara a doscientos pasos De Ia cho-
"a.
Antes de que Maresrita tuviese
tempo de cortestar 4 su amante. pc
metro Ell Galeoto en- ell interior d. /
choza, diciendo al marques con o
alterada:
Como me tenias indicado, senior,
vigilaba los a~lrededores en- provision
de una sorpresa; pues bien. Dor 81 ca
oye e1 salopar de vaHos cabaIlos...
mino que Sc interna en- Ell bosqre, Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
Uasa . II 81. Pag. Col. 3a.)

cusre.sc sa'tac dc SIS drhitay, vaciId
. .>s@udiaado los hrazcs do IN ari-
20. cayen!o Pesadameacc ca terra.
Z uitino dascenGie&,e dos F!ars
2Iontgory haoia nae-ro sin vcr cum
plid2 - Dcilo deal.
Tc..o& rs a=;s5eates vodearon e
cucgro Dc. marques: ca IN pr;rc;pio.
v-cycron que Sc trata1a de III iige-
- desy&necimieNto. Zero hiea prem
u aJ.u;:iegon IL corsza de que Ell
noble marques Ge Flars Nontgory
haoia aeiado De ex;s:ir.
E cabal'e.o de Asst. tomando ca
riaosamente de Ia mano q 81 ito ex-
clGm6:
-Nuestso honor Quedara ca salvo,
Ccn-ran es noble, rico, Y Sc casara
con Marra-ita; 81 Ia! no hiciese, vucs
tro sob-ino sabria obligarle 4 clio.
No bien hubo acabado de rronun-
ciar ~aquellas palabras, cIando abrien-
dose una puerta, aDareci6 T mujer
vestida de negro, palida y de EXPIRE
sion m~elanc6lica; esta mujer Sc di-
rigi6 resueltamente al baron DO Pens,
a. #ue con melodramatico toMo aiio.
Senior baron, las ultimas rala-
Iras que ha p]ronunciado este caba-
Hero. Y seHal6 e. de Asst. me han da-
DO l. claye de TODD 10 ocurrjdo. Vue5
u mia he Sido rilG.ents sedUcida '
reptada por Ell marques Gontran de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
BLANCA De SAULLES,
Ia YENGADORA
TRAD. del "Chieago Exaniner.' p"r
Alfonso Anaya, Especial para Ia
pRENSk."D Nov. 80 &c 1872.

; ENENoH' WV
-, ,,or l., rual to
,". bol1on ran yeriadero
\. K,,c.o de- Saalle:?
80. ..,.. l.. ,rniers. = ouie-
@' ...,~ 10 as-a ascabvo-
h. . ~L,;a,3o los oios
~ 80, ~ airs ;1so-
.,1,' 49, I~innfo. ia ius;:cia no la
ih.Jl,,a culpab?e, : Blanca de Saul!es
saltra Hbre"? :Por que?
.,r,,a mn. est. nal el
m~ior coosidcra =
Wv INV c~.u.. .,uo T., yeocajc-
,'@ ,,r"s = .acr;fic;os de- Ia
n,,;.. ,hs,r,eto. en- 81 c,nracto
..r 81 b~o,oI,re on abs,racto .anbien.
y ..uo commandments nahlando. 10
u,,;a. n,o M bova Dadecido los
;,.a,or.o ', l,s rismaS in
borp,ra ore Blanca
r-,I... 49, M INV muier tam
H.. .,I,o q Plorca de
~ ,.,n,-ar;, todas II
', -, ell, ~roca,tc
~ ;-.i~..,aa c,i,a hasts vic
~ ~.x.r,uon q, nm imoetuoso
l., .oli1.r;doI -emenl.
=. .l,ti.,.o clio ,,,o 10 hrhiera de-.
L.. L;rados one oaciosoI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
F0LLETiN Mvm- ~.
FL PACTO DE SANGRE.

&c, loco. y~atsroM lie t~mpE2G@Ess, -
81 gue .@r cos'o pe"o 'Ea"a5" >.H's-
sujy.
La era@raaueZ. unlda " : i"c"-
-. e pGso er M estaco &c ce22i"aa
tai, Que ie Tue Impossible po@2F<e ""
pie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06
CH.tNTECLER.

ae r~.."a o senc..!@mcHte con-
sa.:I,.r 10 cue sgos.str &c cila"
&yi.g os.c sSuutc. {. g%rlcua. IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-06

(Pasa I la Ga. ?ag. Col. ia.)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-22
(By Review Leased Wire.)

LONDON. April 2l.-The first and most important duty of the American reople to their allies is to economize on food stuffs. This is the appeal Of Robert C. Hoover. chairman of the American commission for relief in Bel cium. and recently appointed head of the American food board.
 If we do not do it." he declared to- day to the Associated Press. we stand a grave chance of losing the war. be- cause our allies cannot figt. without food Our enemies are calculating that America will fail in this and our allies will need to gve n. America can upset these calculations.
 Mir. Hoover's observations were made after three weeks Of consulta ion with members of the British. French and Italian cabinets. He also investigated the food and shipping sit uation aud plans for American co op. eration. The net result be reached wes that between now auj the next .arvegt 3 suprer Q effort ny tue Amer icsn people was needed.
 'I feel it my duty to emphasize" Mir. Hoover continued. that the food
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-22
ID BREAK WITH GERMANY
 TODAY
(Bv Review Leased Wire)

BUENOS AIRES. April 21A demon stration organized by the peoples pat riCtic committee in support of the in- ternational policy of President lrigo- yen against the German submarine campaign was held tonight. Various public men made speeches after a procession had marched to the gov ernment palace. declaring that Argen- tina's traditional policy would be made to shine anew by the govern ment. which recognized the justice of the cause of the nations fighting against imperialism and despotism.
 May Break Today
 Fl Diario says the government prob ably will break off relations with the German minister tomorrow as there is no hope of obtaining satisfactory explanations of indemnificatiOn for the sinking of the Monte Protegido and adds that Argentina then will join with the nations fighting for lib- erty. civilization and democracy.
 The newspaper says that according to the version given out at the gov ernment palace. the note sent to Ger many in protest against the sinking of the Monte Protegido contains terms which will cause a rupture be- tween the two countries.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-22
BRITISH AND FRENCH BLAZING
 WAY F0R 0NE GIGANTIC STROKE

firing was begun along the whole river Aisne front and also in the Cham pagne, said the Berlin communication. From this the assumption seems war ranted that the French guns are blaZ- ing a way for the infantry with a bombardment of drum fire intensity. The whole front of the French offen- sive movement is included within this field and the inftnry attack seems not unlikely to be resumed along the en- tire line. Should break be effecetd by General Nivelle at any one of the numerous danger points for the Ger mans on this front something ap- preaching a disaster for them would result. The first effect of which would be further enforced retreat
 As for the British Berlin also chOn- icled that they seem about to renew their drive. The northern end of the Hindenburg line. it may be judged, is about to suffer another hammering. British and French indeed. may be ready to make combined attack st each end of the line simultaneously in a determined effort to roll it up.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-22
SaUe World From
 Staruing, U. 5. Task
(By Review Leased Wire).

CHICAGO, April 21-The question of saving the world from starvation rests on the shoulders of America. Present indications are that by next winter there will not be enough food in the United States to feed the na- tion's own people. let alone send sup plies to the suffering multitudes of Europe. The only salvation lies in the planting of millions of additional acres to food stuffs and the cutting off of all waste.
 This was the message borne to Chi cago today by George E. Ferill. of the United States department of agricul- ture.
 Tt doesn't matter what it costs to produce. Money is only exchange. and if fit should cost 2 to produce S1 worth of food stuffs it must be done. People can eat food. but not money. Cost should not be counted now. The world must be kept from starving.