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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

For Sale-motorcycles
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FOR BLANKETS and Comforts see the
Rio Grande Furniture Go.
MOTORCTCIE ESQ NJ. Cash or TIE
All makes. Bulletin G free. Write today.
1Iotorcycle Exchange. Rochester. n Y.
Machinery, Tools, Power, electrical
and CopHaciorS Equipment
For Sale
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WESTERN WELDING co.
Facilities FOR Welding largest machine
parts. Phone SIS. 222 s. santa Fe,
one SO horse power Distniate engine, in
perfect condition
KRAKAUER. YORK & MOVES $, l.
Apply llI san Eranelsco Street
FOR BLANEETS end Comforts see the
Bic Grande Furniture 60.
Skilled Workmanship in Automobile,
Engine end General Mechanical
Lines.
" $ D0BIE Pattern Works ell \. St
trsln Phone 5e14.
AUTO radiator work specially.
II Paso Radiator and lamp Co,
FOR BLANKETS and Comforts see the
Rio Grade Furniture CO.
ELEVATORS. hydraulic freight installed
and -epalre1 A. Esrgerson. Phi 8
For Sale-Furniture
K00MING HOUSE-16 rooms. 600 Myrtle
FOR SALE-Buffet. refrigeFatoT, rug. bed.
springs. etc Phi 4995W.
FOR BLANKETS and Comforts see the
Rio Grande Furniture Co.
TWO ROOMS Of furniture for sale. ia
= Overland. Apt 6.
FURNITURE Of five room bungalow viii
sen by piece. 3203 Sacramento, Pm sea
LARGE mirror dressing table, rocker ard
table. Phone 1881
FOR SALE-Circnssian walnut leather
parlor suite. one kitchen cabinet All
good as new Pm eZZyW.
FURNITURE Of nine rooms including five
bed room sets. dining room and Kitchen
1919 Texas.
FOR SALE-Latest style Hoosier cabinet
bed and dresser. A bargain lis Euca-
lyplus- IN b2soh-
PULLMAN couch and chiffonier. both
golden oak finish and I'm Al condition,
SOS w 30. st. Phi 506fM.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Dining room set. gas
range, linoleum- refrigerator. dresser
stand. table two beds and springs. lawn
mover. laundry stove Call hbo4I-
FOR SALES.--FUTURE OF eight r5on
house, practically new Very cheap HOUSE
for rent Desirable location. 70I y
Campbell St. Phi 1883.
EXTRA good furniture. three room house
complete. 500 for quick sale. Phone
owner, 6e2-W-
Take care OF your clothes. one dollar
down and a dollar a Wees VIII buy chif-
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
WANTED-To buy second hand furnitur'
or exchange rev goods for Ole
SOLLIE PETERS FURNITURE CO.
Phone $40. SIS Texas ST
FOR SALE-Dining table and six chair.
SIS: dresser IS. two kitchen tables 81
each: child's bed IS. 1884 Aurora St
Ph- S269J-
SMALL TRUCK in good running order
ard furniture for 500; three beds. com
plete tables. chairs. rugs. three stoves
Housekeeping outfit Party lelvlrg citl
at once. Pm S445 in day time.
FOR SALF-Furnlture OF three room fiat
kitchen cabinet. fireless cooker alrios
new. Other furniture. Cash or Libertl
bond. win not sell by piece. Call aftel
or Sundays 1415 Texas.
THE N ESTERN FURNITURE 70 VII
nav cash for your furniture or -gil
excharFe 10 for new Come TO the seor'
That ssves you money. Phi 1852 Correi
Stanton and Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

lots. glassed sleeping porch, nice lawn,
gas, chicken house. shop. garage,
fenced and cross fenced, newly
painted. clean, furnished; price $3.50.
Phone 7512-M Aa12 Clfffon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
housekeeping Rooms-Furuished

NAu4.EAEEuAlE AU0AlAa- nA&ME4
2 ROOMS, s. p. SIS. col Epson.
CLEAN ROOMS-l0a5 y. Florence
HOUSEKE EPING rooms. SOC Mesa
ROOM. kitchenet and s. p. 1117 n. kansas
HKG rooms furnished 81 y. - Paso s..
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms p s10s
2 ROOMS and Sir. Pch-. s10 y. Kanaas.
HKG- rooms 1876 Magoffin- Pm 4275J-
ROOM with Aitehenet. III ". Bouleyard-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. So7 n. Campbell
TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 1923 olive.
NEWLY painted close. sos15 wyo. PHI 4571.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms-So6 Z. Missouri
FOR BLANKETS and Comforts see The
Rio Grande Furr!ture Co.
THREE housekeeping rooms with sleeping
porch sos F. Boulevard.
-FOUR ROOMS arranged for two couples
Phi 5ssSR-
THREE NICE rooms with litchenet FOR
$50 month Nc. 1914 Epson Ave
TWO CLEAN desirable rooms: private en-
trance; bath. So y. stanton
NICELY furnished rooms with glassed IN
sleeping porch SIS y Kansas
TWO light Housekeeping rooms. No sick
or children Private family. us S ST.
Vrain. half block from san Antonio ST.
ONE OR TWO furnished room with priv
iieEe Of light Housekeeping. 1901 T. Bou-
levard. Phi 2s16J.
CLOSE IN, large light wcu furnished
running water S2.50 and So week. hot
bath. Phi. AIM
CLEAN. nicely furnished Housekeeping
rooms and sleeping porch. everything fur
nished. cheap rent $40 Arizona
COMFORTABLE rooms fer Housekeeping
IN private home Close In No sick. no
children sos Montana Phi f4s9J.
ONE LARGE room for light housekeepIuE
near Fl Bliss. cheap. Call at 1912 Trow-
bridge ST.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms nicely furnished
running water. sink in kitchen sos E.
Rio Grande.
TWO furnished housekeeping r0orns.
Elassed In sleeping porch. new and clean
private home. 170s E. Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

FOR SALE at sacrifice, pebble dash
house. 4 rooms and bath. fenced. street
paved. block and half from car line;
$500 Address A-2S1. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
TypeWriters

TypeWTiterS
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TYPEWRITER BARGAIN LIST.
Typewriters Bought. sold. Exchanged and
Repaired
One Remington No. II. complete biller-s $50
Three Remingtons No. 10. in good
conalllon' eacn- ------------------ =
One Underwood No 4----------------.- IS
one Oliver No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
one Oliver No. 9. English or Spanish
keyboard.
One T. c. Smith. rebuilt. 90
one Hammond. new, list price 500. our
price %
One Fox, late model with 10 in. and IS
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES.
Ribbons. Cartons. Paper Pencil Carbon.
Typewriters repaired All work Euaran-
anteed-
selling agents. L. C. smith & Bros Type
writer. The Dictaphone. The MuluEraph.
photographed Letters. Mailing Lists Ad-
dressed
THE RHEIN SPECIALITY AGENCY.
500 Mesa Ave. Phone 1851
FOR BLANKETS and Comforts see the
RIO Craude Furniture Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

WANTED RANCH and CATTLE
Worth up u $4,000. Have the
choicest income property in FL Paso
TO exchange in part. Give full par
ticulars Of what you have at once
". +. HALE & co.
Phi 3S2s. 2t2 Capbles Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
Grocers and Meat Marked

TRADE FERE AND SAVE MONEY
On groceries End fresh meat The best OF
staple and fancy groceries. also fresh meat
Cut Price Grocery. z12 n Oregon
Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

FOR sALE-3225 Mountain Ave, near
TT Bliss. furnished bungalow, four
rooms and sleeping porch, block of
school. at a sacrifice; owner leaving
town Phone 5328
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

FIVE ACRfsS land near Ysleta. beau
tifully located on county road, OF viii
trade for clear city property; unusual
harEain. Phone 25a2-I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

FORD Touring Car. late model, $500
worth OF extras. Owner leaving city
must sell quick
Phone 4245 OF $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
Poultry and Pet Stock

VII Thu 7 = aNNNI
MATCHING EGGS-Phone 6sI3-
FOR FRESH EGGs-Fh5ne S57i.
BARRED Rocks Matching eggs. Ph- 6275.
FOR SALE-Fryers- Rhode Island Reds
and White LeEhorns- Phi 5S25R-
FOR sALE-Beautiful Ansora Kittens.
Phi 710sM. 10s Hills
FOR SAIE-Belg.an hares. 1915 Wyom-
ing. car after p m
CHICKEN MILO Maize feed 81 per 100.
FL PASO SEED CO.. Cor san Antonio &
Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

WANTED-AUTOMOBI
Have new piano Just arrived from factory
Cost $3.50 Beautiful in finish and tone.
To trade for car. prefer Ford Call Whee-
lrrl-- nh- lnfl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

BARGAINS
One National G-cylinder, 7-passenger-
newly PARTED. 8 good tires
one 5-passenEer Studehalzer roadster
one Franklin 5-passenger.
These cars are all IN Al mechanical
condition. Good tires.
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
sol Montana Phone 4-4a-
BARGAINS N HIGH CLASS CARS
Ford ECsCster. 1917 ---------------- $40
Ford Touring. 1917 -----------.--.---s $50
Buick stripped observation-disclosures J /. :
Buick Roadster .-.-------.-----...-- ell 5
Buick Light Six Roadster ------...- $3.50
Buick Big SIr Roadster --------- Sllv1
Buick Light Six. Touring good as
Dodge Roadster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80.
Dodge TOURING ----------s -
Hup %. 5-passenEer 1900 -.-----.--S ll ;
Haynes 5-nassenger. 1917 $1,000
Chandler Chummy 1917 ----..------S -loe
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone 4Os5. go W. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
sEAsoNABLE BARGAINs.

d .. HIN T.IL-LN
Phi. 1891 419 Roberts-Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

FOR SALE OR RENT room frame
furnished, fenced, lawn, two lots,
garage. glassed sleeping porches.
GrandvfevV. near school. S125O.OO. $50
cash. balance suit Phone 2726-R.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

SACRIFICE this new bungalow, built
by myself. in Alta Vista district Must
sell quick. talk fast If you want IL.
j. go. CARE HERALD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

For Sale-kiseelIaneOus
WANTED-Rabhits. Phi 535sM.
Wanted 10 Buy chickens. rabbits. Ph-3s72B
EABY buggy. good as new. Pm. S57L SO
y. santa Fe.
No BENNINGTON typew-itsr In good
condition can be seen At Potter Drug Co
CORN FODDER for sale. Phone 4134 J.
or call 211S san Ertonio St
Tor BLANKETS and Comforts see the
RIO Grande Furniture Co
FOR SALE-CoaI range and base burner.
IN Arizona
FOR SALE CHEAP-Gas stove. grass ruE,
bed and springs, linen shades, brass rods
practically new Pm 19-2R
10 TONS OF alfalfa Tor sale; third cut
ting Mrs. F. Peyre Porcher, Ia Mesa.
FOR SALE-One four-hUrner gas range,
good as new, SO Phi sass or call at
1913 Alta 81.
FOR SALE-Wngner folding baby carriage.
also baby walker both in good condi-
ton. cheap Pm 1901
ALL kinds OF hauling IN CT out Of the
city Quick service
TFXICO TRANSFER CO.
PHONE s6l-s6s-
FOR SALE-One Ingersol-Raud link
10in- air compressor with heavy tank Used
only 80 days Good Is new $3.50 + o.
B. Roswell. y. u. Write T2ei. Herald
GAS RANGE used only short time. cost
SIS. six burners 20 inch oven and IS inch
boiler. for sacrifice can sunday aftcr-
noon 1907 n. Fl Paso.
LARGE GROCERY INTERPRETATIONS
This IS a 500 pound grocery Refrigerator
and IN first class condition We will sell
II at the bargain price Of $50.
ROGERS TRADING co. liz y stanton.
FOR SALE-Fifty horse power Atlas
tubular boiler. fifty horse power Atlas
heavy duty engine fifty horse power Coch-
rane feed water heater. W = Nicholson,
Mission. Tex.
FOR SALE-One new three-burner oil
stove and oven SO. ore second hand
three-buruer So One oil heater 50. one
small ice box s.. one sanitary brooder
SIS. Phi 1896.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
HousekeeDinq Rooms-Furnished


TWO furnished front rooms adjoining bath.
close in; lights. gas water and phone lur-
nished. SIS per month eh- 36sl.
LARGE room with sleeping porch. fitted
for Housekeeping; nice place, SIG Phone
5s33
NICE FURNISHED room with kitchenet,
hot water all the time. steam heat Viz
ginia Apis, 1116 N Oregon Apt J.
TWO CLEAN neatly furnished hOusekeep-
ing room. Rent reasonable Phone
lights and water furnished. III N st.
Fraiu-
TWO CLEAN pleasant and nicely fur
nished Housekeeping rooms every conFen-
leuce: walking distance private family
20s W Rio Grande-
HOUSEKEEPING room and sleeping
porch. All convenience. close in. SO
also small basement room cheap t1s n
Santa Fe-
FOR RENT-Two large rooms. extra well
furnished private entrance. lights. phone,
hot and cold water, bath connecting. Ia
cottage. private family rent reasonable
Pm e111M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14
Hair Dressing

CHIROPODIST. switches made from comb
inEs Marcy Purdy. 10 BuclLlsE. Pa. 5sIl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

For Rent-Rooms and Board
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ROOM and board. sos Prospect.
ROOMS aud board. zls Arizona
ROOM and board-sl5 y. orssen.
ROOM. board for gentleman. Phi 453s-
ROOM with or without board Ph. SOS.
FIRST Class BOARD and room. Pm 5ssI.
RMS with board so4 \. oregon Phi ISM
ROOMS and beard. strictly first class
Mrs C.. r Leary. S14 W MissourL
FOR BLANKETS and Comforts see the
Rio Grarde Furniture Go.
NICE rooms. close In. with steam heat
and running water. Choice meals ZINE
location Tor business people Ph- 14-t-
NICELY furnished rooms with sleeping
porch. hot and Geld water; breakfast and
dinner u desired. IN private home Pm
6436-
MOUNTAINAIR sanatoriun. AlamoEordo,
New Mexico. So miles from e Paso- Heau-
tiful grounds. excellent food experienced
nursing. Most reasonable rates N this sec
tion. Write for hooklet-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

: ROOM bungalow on paved street
five blocks from Five Points. for
100000, easy terms. Would consider
part trade. Phone S19OR. after g p m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

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WiEz 8 Taaners. us y Ksnsas p Iszl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

ANY CLOCK restored 90 its FULL service
See C. +. Martin. SIS Trust Bid Phi 265L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-14

Il Az VI E1A-EE-F-- aEueLu ana starter
repairing We specialize IN armarure
rawInlinE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
How Americans
Helped Save Amiens

LONDON. April 10 But for the
gallant defence put up by General
Careys improvsed army. in which
American railway engineers played
prominent part. says the cor
respondent on the Western front Of
"The Daily Mall the enemy might
have pushed through to Amiens in
the first few days Of his great attack.
The improvised force held an I'M
portant stretch of the front against
furious German onslaughts.
There was no doubt in anybody's
mind that they would hold on grimly
as long as breath remained in their
bodies" says the correspondent. How
the men were assembled before day
light. made up into companies and bat
talions by noon. and ready to march
shortly afterward is told by the cor
respondent. who adds:
at was not until it had been in
the field for some time that the force
was able to get artillery. But as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
Germans Massii,1g
Soldiers Along
The French Front
.By The Associated Pressl

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, April 9.--The prearranged
rectihcation Of the French lines to the
south of Barisis gave to the Germans
scarcely a shadow of advantage tact-
cally, while it cost them wholly dis
vance they have been much harassed
by the French outposts in the pmarshy
lands and have been unable to carry
out any operation
Strong concentrations of German
troops have been observed behind the
German lines at several points to day.
but their movements were greatly in
terfered with by the French alrmen
and gunners, who left them little
peace
The second phase of the gigantic
battle, which has now lasted twenty
days, began on April latter the
enemy's great rush in an endcavor to
break the communications of the two
armies. The Germans made two scpa-
rate efforts on the TANKS eastward Of
Arras, in the north and at Orvillers
and Plemont in the south. Instead of
the expected success the Germans have
since even lost some ground at these
places.
Another attack against the centre
on April 4, on a front of nearly ten
miles, in an attempt to reach the
Amiens railroad, met with equal fail
ure, but further north the British were
forced to cede an unimportant piece of
territory eastward of Miller Breton
reus. Such is the actual situation,
with the Allied commanders fully CON
hdent regarding the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11

CANADIAN ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS, April 10.-Foiled in their attempt
to outfank Vimy Ridge on the south
the Germans now are attempting the
same manpuvrc from the north by
Bethunc. The anniversary of the date
that saw Canada victorious in winning
back SO much of the coal lands Of
France finds those lands menaced
again. Canada, with its hard won Vimy
Ridge behind it, waits for Germany to
dare frontal attack.
All yesterday afternoon, evening
and this morning our guns answered
those Of the enemy. Throughout the
area from the scarpe to Souchcz little
villages have known again the blood
price of battle. Women and children
are evacuating loved homes. Death
has visited many. War broods over
tho ridge.
From Lens to Arras ruin is being
added to ruin. Smoky by day, trimmed
in fire by night, our old backgrounds
are alive to battle again. Constant cx-
plosion Of shells in Arras, LEVIN,
Acqueroivres and other big and little
centres is answered by the roar of our
guns, sweeping the enemy front. as
sembly and rear areas.
Our men wait in trenches without
fear for the future. Everywhere there
is confidence and sure foreknowledgc
that if the enemy attacks our heights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
New Fight Another Chapter
in Exhaustion Campaign,
Says Maurice
Armentieres Placed
In Awkward Salient
Recovery of Givenchy Inn
portant Because of It's
High Position

LONDON, April 10.-"The latest
ighting," said Major General f. B.
Maurice, chief director of military
operations, at the War Office to-day.
shows that the enemy is merely car
rying out another chapter in his effort
! to exhaust the British army. His first
scheme was to cut off the British from
the French That failed. Now he is
attacking wherever he sees a favorable
chance, with the idea Of bleeding us
white if he can.
"ln this mornings attack the enemy
entered the British first line trenches
between the rivers Lys and Doube.
The attack extended from Armentieres
to Messmes.
"On the Messines front the cnemy's
attack to-day was repulsed. The
enemy has obtained no footing on the
high ground anywhere"
Armentieres in Awkward Salient
The Germans captured a consider
able part Of Ploegsteert Wood, Gen
eral Maurice SAID.
"The German gains today he CON
tinued, "in conjunction with the re-
suits Of his attack yesterday, have
PLACED Armentieres IN an awkward
salient
"Armentieres is now little more than
a heap Of ruins and it's loss would not
be vital matter. It is not lost yet
and we hope it will not be, but it may
"In yesterdays fighting the enemy
transferred the scene OF his operations
Bethune. The ground of the main at
tack was held in the centre by Portu-
gucse division, with British division
on each flank The main blow fell on
the Portuguese.
"The terrain is an absolutely fiat al
luvial plain with no feature of any
technica' advantage, but an awkward
salient has been made into our line
whence the enemy may attack either
! Bethunc in the south or Armentieres
IN the north.
Givenchy Recovery important
"Grcat Importance attaches to the
lighting around Givenchy, because this
IS one Of the few rises and is an i'm
portnnt gateway on the road to
i}ethune. Its recovery by the British
is therefore highly important.
In the fighting yesterday the enemy
advanced in the centre to a depth of
$500 yards. 1t is quite certain we lost
some guns. In an advance to such a
depth considerable Portuguese artillery
must have been lost, and probably a
number of prisoners.
In, 10 of
the line Of the Alette River two
French battalions We're cut off and the
Germans took about 1000 prisoners.
The withdrawal of the French was
made on account of an awkward corner
in the line"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11

over the open ground against them.
The defending positions were car
lied by storm and the Portuguese
forced to fall back to line previous
ly prepared, where they were joined
by British reinforcements.
North of Laventic the enemy had
succeeded in crossing the Lys in
small numbers. They got footing
in Estaires, but this morning were
thrown out by counter attack.
During the night counter attack
further north also pushed the enemy
back approximately to the river.
Fierce Fighting at Givenchy
Givenchy was the pivot of the bat
tie and the most important position
along the line, for the high ground
here dominates the whole Lys val
ley. The enemy tried to work round
the place. and twice succeeded in
getting into the town, but each time
he was stormed out by the grimly
fighting division which is holding
this section of the front.
The battle in Givenchy was SAN
culinary. For hours the contending
forces fought at close quarters with
rifles and hand grenades. The
nature of the British defence may be
seen from the fact that one British
division was being attacked by four
German divisions and an extra bri-
gade
The German artillery fire of yes
terday and to-day has been terrific.
Great concentrations of guns have
been hurting steady streams Of high
explosives far back of the lines, and
virtually every village within reach
of the long-range guns have coma
under the punishment of hate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
Germans Are Striving to Turn
Line Held by British Troops

to turn the Messines Ridge and force
a British withdrawal from the north.
If the British line is considered to
represent man, the Cambria attack
was a blow at his stomach, while the
drive west of Lille is blow at his
heart.
Large Forces Not Employed
Behind the new battlefront are
the German bases at Courtrai, Lille,
Roubaix and Journal, connected by
q network Of railways. To date the
Germans have employed a compare
lively small force on the new front.
One military authority views this
merely as a diversion intended 20
draw the British reserves from the
Amiens sector, while another looks
upon it as the second step in the
German plan to throw the battle
open, in which, by series Of
thrusts, the enemy hopes to drive
the British and French troops from
their defences all the way from the
coast to Verdun.
The fact remains that Germany's
chief objective is the destruction of
the British army and the winning
of another Sedan. Failing in this,
the enemy hopes to cripple the Brit
ish so that they will be unable to re-
cover the initiative. Meanwhile the
U-boats are expected to hasten the
coming of peace.
France is a secondary enemy in
the German calculations. The capt
ure of Paris wouldn't bring the Ger
mans peace. The smashing of thu
British army according t.
German belief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
Names Believed Included
In Tuesdays Casualty List

PHILADELPHIA. April 10.-lt is be-
lieved here that the two officers and
the nurse mentioned in the London dis
, patch as wounded are DR.. Edward B.
Hodges, Dr. Henry billiard, il, and Miss
Isabella Stambaugh, all attached to a
base hospital unit sent out by local
hospital Word they had been wounded
was cabled to this city week ago by
the medical director of the unit. Their
families were notified by the War De-
partment March 80. The names of Cap
tain Hodges and Miss Stambaugh were
included in the casualty lists issued by
the War Department last night Dr..
billiard was only slightly wounded and
is supposed to have returned to his du-
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