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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
CASUALTIES IN BRITISH
RANKS FOR MONTH OF MAY

LONDON, May 3t.-Casualties in the
British ranks reported during the
month of May reached a total of &c.,
S02. The losses were divided as fol-
lows.
Killed or died OF wounds: Officers
$50: men, 20.5iS.
Wounded or missing: Officers, 6,iS2
men, 1886. Total. i66,s02
British casualties reported week by
week have recently been running near
the 10000 mark, evidently representing
the losses sustained during the heavy
fighting that started with the begin
ming OF the German offensive in March.
The total reported during April was
only 52, ,a75. as the lists apparently did
not begin to reflect fully the effects OF
the casualties sustained in resisting the
German thrusts in Picardy and Flan-
ders until the beginning of May.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
TO INSTALL NEW
ARCHBISHOP

NEW ORLEANS, La. May 3i.-An
event of Wide interest in Catholic
church circles will be the formal in
stallation tomorrow o. the Most Rev.
John W. Shaw as archbishop of New
Orleans. in succession to the late Arch
bishop Blenk The ceremony will be-
gin with a street procession Of Catflo-
lie societies in which thousands viii
pass in review before the new Arch
bishop. The ceremony of installation
will take place at st. Joseph's church
and will be of a simple but impressive
character. Two papal bulls Will be
read. one directed to the Archbishop
and the other to the clergy. After the
formal installation the clergy viii Of
fer the Archbishop their obedience by
kissing his ring following which the
solemn blessing will be given.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01

which the public views the situation is
most remarkable. No doubt is felt as
to the outcome and there is no weak
ening in the resolve to fight on to the
end
The fighting front, it is declared. runs
as follows:
From Chavigny, north of scissors il
describes a circle west of that city and
rejoins the river Crise south OF Sois-
sons. Then it goes to Berry, follows the
scissors Chateau Thierry road until
near Hartennes, where it bends south
east to Grand Rozoy. Then on south
ward, leaving Mulchy-le-Chateau ii
passes Nanteuil-Notre Dame and adj
yances toward the Marine TO Courey,
Breezy, Courpoil and lie Charmed. which
marks its extreme southern point,
Through Nezilly, Brouiliett, SaviSny
and Thillois, ii runs northeastWard 10
the environs of Rheims.
The newspapers do not attempt to
minimize the Importance of the Ger
man advance. Gabriel Hanotaux, in the
Figaro, compares the strategic situa-
tion with that OF the eve of the battle
of the Marne. All the commentators,
however express confidence that high
command will so dispose the allied
forces as to restore the situation which
L'Homme Libre considers to have
reached it's maximum point OF gravity
yesterday. The Petit Parisien says the
government officials who saw the army
chiefs yesterday returned still confl-
dent II is the resistance of the two
wings of the allied force which inspires
the confidence of all the military crit
lies. To take victorious advantages
of the success they have so far gained
the Germans must succeed in bending
these two hinges, and all their efforts
to do this, up to this time have been
vain.
Another reason for confidence is the
arrival Of allied reserves. Besides the
mention in the official report of the
beginning OF intervention by these re-
serves. the Echo de Paris, in dis
patch from the front filed at a. m.
today reports that the reserves are ar
riving on the battle ground with ar
tillery and auxiliary services. Their
entrance into action, the message re-
ports, is being effected methodically
without any display of nervousness
General Foch and General Petain are
working intimately together il adds.
In commenting on the Intervention OF
the fresh forces L'Homme Libre says
1t does not appear doubtful That the
enemy has reached the extreme point
of his advance and that he VIII en-
counter the allied reserves. carefully
withheld until favorable moment for
a counter attack.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
GERMANS IRE
NOW REACHING
OUT FOR PARIS
Occupation of Chateau Thierry
Seems TO Mark Beginning
of Turning Movement.
HUN HAS DRIVEN
WEDGE DEEPER
Defenders of Heights North of
the Marne Seem to Have
Been Swept Away.
tAssociated Press Summary

Plunging southwark, with its mo-
mentum still unspent, the German war
machine has driven its wedge into the
Allied lines along front until the
Apex reaches the Marne river south to
Ferre en- Tardenois Desperate efforts
of the French and British to stem the
tide against the invaders have served
only to slow down the advance. De-
Tenders Of the heights north of the
Marine seem to have been swept aside
in the enemys rush toward the road
TO Paris. The Germans also have ex-
tended their attack northwest, along the
Aaette river, where the French have
fallen back for some distance, and the
battle has been extended to east OF
Rheims, which city, during the first
few days of battle, formed the extreme
eastern end OF the battle line. Along
the sides OF salient formed by the
German advance to the Marine, French
and British are holding their positions
gallantly. The occupation of Chateau
Thierry marks the beginning of the ex-
pected turning movement toward Paris
which the Germans are believed to
: IL Chateau Thierry nas -ry--v.----..,.
taken. the Germans may be expected
10 move down to the Marine. Before
they can go farther in this direction,
however. ii Will be necessary for them
to break the French lines south of
scissors. for as long as the French
stand firm along the Soissons-Harten-
mes road, the German advance IS in
jeopardy. The Germans. however, claim
TO already have crossed The line, an at
tack along the Allette may be the be-
ginning OF a movement that will seek
to prevent the French from making
heavy attack somewhere in the neigh
borhood OF scissors.
General Foch, ommander-in-chief OF
the allied forces. has not yet brought
his reserves into action. All reports
from the field of battle tell OF the
allied forces being vastly outnumbered.
American soldiers at Cantigny again
repulsed the repeated German attacks
TO oust them from position they cap
tured early in the week, while in the
Toul sector they penetrated German po-
sltions to depth Of almost half mile
and destroyed German defenses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
VALOR OF ALLIED FORCES
BAFFLES THE GERMANS

PARIS. May 3f.--Baffled by the valor
OF the allied soldiers, the Germans yes
terday failed to enlarge greatly the
pocket in the allied line. Even in the
center the enemy appears to have been
held and the advance there is slacken-
ing.
In accordance with their favorite ma
neuver the Germans apparently are
swinging their columns eastward with
the object OF getting around Rheims
through Vile en- Tardenois and the
valley OF the ,Ardre. The basion consti-
tuted by the ruined city and the high
ground known as the mountain OF
Rheims is a menace 10 the German
flank. IL is too strong to be attacked
from in front Sith any chance OF sue
cess. so the enemy is trying to turn il
from the southwest. While any prog
ress by the Germans on French soil.
with the inevitable trail of ruins and
desolation. strikes French hearts sore
h, the answering confidence with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
PRETENTioUS RAID MADE ON
plcARDY POSITIONS AMERICANS

WITH THE AMERfCAN AKIN IN
FRANCE. May Boy the Associat-
ed Press-Ge erman airmen made a
pretentious raid on the area behind
the American lines in Picardy last
night. R.nnbs were dropped on all
sides of one of the largest hospitals
in town many miles to the rear of
the front. American nurses and men,
bers of the American Red Cross.
Only few persons were injured
bv flying glass as most of the win
dows in the hospital had been shat
tered by bombs dropped the previous
night Several private houses were
wrecked and a number of civilians,
including several babies, were killed
and injured.
That the raid was planned on a
much larger scale than recent ones
over this territory is evidenced by re-
ports made by many Americans in
villages over which the raiders passed.
The Germans came in wave formation
and then scattered widely. One squd-
ron dropped bombs a few feet from
an American field hospital and at the
same time one of the long range guns
shelIed village a few hundred yards
away.
The first was sounded at IL o'clock.
The dropping of bombs and the firing
of many anti-aircraft guns began al
most Immediately. After brief paus
the raiders returned to remain al
most until dawn.
A new American evacuation hos
pital has been opened only yesterday
in a certain village bomb fell in
front of it last night and shattered
windows but none of the patients was
injured.
In some instances the bombs fell
WITHIN thirty and forty feet OF a hs-
pitsl building. but fortunately there
was no direct hits. A French nurse
her mother and two little sisters
(Continued on Page Three.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
BATTLE In AIR
IN WHICH U. S.
.FLIERS WIN OUT
MUCH AERIAL ACTIVITY ON
WHEN THREE GERMAN MA
CHIMES ARE DoWNED.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. May 31.-(By the Associat-
ed Press)-There was much aerial
activity on the front northwest of
Toul today, if not three German ma
chimes were shot down.
Lieutenant Edward Rickenbacher,
the former automobile racer, mot only
brought down one machine, but res
cued Lieutenant James A. Meissner of
Brooklyn, after his machine had been
damaged. Single handed Ricken-
bacher attacked two Albatross BIZ
hundred rounds sent one of the BIZ
planes crashing TO the ground. The
lieutenant attacked another which
sought safety in flight. Meanwhile,
descended too low for Rickenbacher
to attack. AS he was returning home
he saw four German airplanes COM
ing toward him. He turned and saw
Lieutenant Meissner. who was fiyinx
high. attack one enemy machine Just
as second hostile airplane attacked
Meissner. Meissner's machine collid-
ed with one of the enemy and a wing
Of the Americans airplane was torn.
Meissner immediately turned toward
home when third enemy machine,
seeing that he was crippled, took has
tily after him. Rickenbacher made a
long dive and drove off the German
with his machine gun, undoubtedly
saving Meissner. The combat took
place east of Thiaucourt
In another fight two American pi-
lots were forced to withdraw be-
cause their guns became jammed jus.
as they attacked the neemy Another
pilot encountered five hostile machines
and had fired six bursts without ap-
parent damage and the enemy ma
chimes retired.
Later five Americans saw two enc
my machines over Apremont. They
attempted to get away as the Amer
leans came up, but two Americans
got on the tail OF one of the enemy
machines. Hundreds of bullets were
fired into the fuselage of the Ger
man airplane and it crashed into a
wood. The other enemy machine was
chased down by an American and it
was seen to overturn as it reached
the ground. The results of several
other combats have not yet been re-
ported.
An American aviator was captured
by the Germans in No Mans Land
after his machine had been damaged
in a fight between five American ma
chimes and a German squadron. The
American aviator was last seen going
into the enemy trenches under cover
OF German rifles
Three American ambulances were
caught in the raid. Sergeant Nathan
Wells OF San Francisco. who was driv-
ing the first ambulance said:
"Our three ambulances were hurry
ing to hospitals with patients when a
bomb wrecked a building directly in
front of us, in a narrow street. Our
ambulance were perforated by flying
missiles We were all hurled out but
escaped with a few scratches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
Fighting By Aircraft Has Been
In Progress Since Day
break, Cables Report
FOUR GERMAN
ATTACKS STOPPED
Machine Guns Are Especially
Active-Captain. of German
Division Captured.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, May 31.--fBy the Associ-
ated Press)-American ayiators shot
down another German airplane today
on the front northwest of Toul. 1t fell
within the American lines.
The aerial activity in this sector
continues. Fighting by aircraft has
been in progress since daybreak.
Four German counter attacks yes
terday against the American troops at
Cantigny, west of Montdidier were re-
pulsed after sharp fighting.
Machine guns were especially ac-
tive during the day.
A wounded German captain was
captured
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
FINE AUTO USED
FOR A JOY RIDE

A fine Chandler passenger car
the property of a naval officer at the
air station. disappeared strangely from
the San Carlos hotel early yesterday
morning and for about an hour the
police We're kept trying 10 identify such
car Later, or about sun-up, The
missing car was found near the corner
OF Spring and Garden street. and just
how long it had been used was not
announced 1t showed some evidence
of very hard usage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK ALLOWED

WASHINGTON, May Specially
William p. G.. Harding, governor Of tho
federal reserve board, advised Senator
Fletcher today that the federal reserve
board has directed the federal reserve
bank at atlanta to establish a branch
at Jacksonville. A committee has been
directed to arrange the details This is
second branch to be established in that
district a branch having been previ-
ousIy established at New Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
AMERICANS SUCCESSFUL
IN ANOTHER RAID

WASHINGTON. May 3i-A successful
American raid today in the Woevre
sector, in which the enemy's advanced
positions We're destroyed and losses in
flicted in killed, wounded and prison.
ers. is reported in Pershings evening
communique.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
GERMAN STATEMENT SAYS
ATTACK PROGRESSES FAVORABLY Y

BERLIN, via. London, May 3i.-"On a
front from Noyon to west of Rheims
our attack is progressing favorably."
says a German official communication
this evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
GERMANS CLAIM
THE CAPTURE OF
OVER $4,000 MEN

BERLIN, via London, May 81
More than forty-five thousand
prisoners and far in excess of
four hundred guns, and thou
sand machine guns, have been
!. s-cAsnaa aans-saYs the Of
fetal statement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-01
The Weather

Fair Saturday and Sunday, gentle to
moderate southwest TO south winds, ex-
sept east over extreme south portion.
HIqhets Temperature yesterday, s2 de-
grees; lowest "a degrees.
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