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FOR RENT

FoR RENT space for automobile a.
Cloud t.aragp Apply y II Cloud. 2611
" Eighteenth -. Phone 4Ib
DESK ROOM central locatton neat
ana Light Keut reasonable ADDRESS 10.
Every evening ofilce
lfa-ACKE farm. on th,rd shares Located
near Newark fDpI Good opportunity for
the rlyht man Possession March q A9ls
Appis 4 H. Richardson Newark. bel
Koufe No
OFFICE On the seventh Goor IN the
E.quit atle Building Vow occupied by
THghman Johnston Possession A. once
Appfs - ~ ID Grassan. Real Estate Dept.
Ninth and ~hipley streets
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No AIRCRAFT GRAFT
IN til GHES RLPOR /

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BOY. 16 years, tor Saturday afternoons
Goldstcin Bros. Shoe Store. 3u1 King
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
STEAMBOAT LINES.
s~ilso~ 10 I llli20eiDnId
I LINZ
and Chester

Fr0n igUrfn ~t IS aarf
Schedule ID Efert Monday DCt -
SlIb5ect to change Vttf ff0Gt 1ttire
I1eavc Wilmington fg~ Philadelphia nd
Philadelphia f0r Wilmington iaiy sxcrpt
saturdays. ~ 500 a n. II o'clock noon
and 1 II p. tn
On saturdays ana sundays cave VIII
Fnington and Paiiadrsphla A. 50 lnt}O .
m 80. t5 ami t.3 D IN
WfLAIl%GTo>- PENN ~fIRoNE ROUTE.
5chedule p Effect sunday. ,lc-. %
JaIly tUr44Glug 54ulay-
Leave Wilmington a.50- ~UD. I4 Goa n
II o'clock noon. 100 400. 6.D0- 500.
ID ~ and s-nG 3. Ii
Lave Psnn 5s-ove 1t -.I5. 200 100
ID ~ 800 %. 80. 300, 100 D
y ard T. - r.
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FARMS ttbIt SALE.
RMS

1.tf arm, IN ptitNule fvnus4 4INaula aud
t.as4trn Aiar,Iaud Bltr NtM. tALI
15TAIDat T. couta4ntu- tuii detailed M
formation location prices. ~ mailed ifoe
Is
AIRFkI L. IEEI4E ) FARM AGENCY
Man Onice, Newark Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
MONEY TO tttAN

pEI. AN AhE MONEY LOAN 0ttlCE.
ftevYtsed ana bonded Advances made on
W54chs- diamonds. every ] Rose. Prop.
ii l. -eteutH foeJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
ALLEGED THIEF HAS FALL.

ILdIIdn AFtUHtN N EttitlN- |'7 = EILtF ,
Picked lip 9y Police.
~-rara ~al--le e attempting escape
.r.rf r4 -ea.r. -ucr lE.- ul.~-
aa south u4rlc. street 81 -nr rH"t- Na
n.th 4H 9Vercu4r tlG > seiHl- ll
Thea If pri.-aelrnl4. .ast mgat -"m
.le alr.i ~cur, su4nL Tp ne H"or ar,hH
IT, ut> spxe4 ,n .ucousut, .ur
-ti'I ,u. nr .a4r III police .eau-
quarters ~, ID. ..rie- ere '-la H. e ~
-,lerr aa re.- --nt - ne Delaware
HtSul-a ar tre4.ueHt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

Th,se bnu4c. are buns semi dp, achcd with
detaeh.d porchcs. Front rorch ~ If"f
deep two porrhes ~ rear ItriFTWay ~ ~
fesI befect r. the houses 20 De usrd for
aufoluofiIes Houses are tY9.stpTy vi b
nansard root Apply 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
.Ap MENT1.

TUEEF-ronn fats for rem 600 Poplar
street Immediate possession
Il GORDON
9l5 orange street.
TWO rooms bath = + Cor Ninth and
Monroe. also private garage NIuth ana
Jefferson Apply St'@ ~4lp8e$
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
A.ALENn .IsL.

1AIFTFs- oh carpets ana russ wanted
IT, siean ButL phones Geotzs Lang
Co 1916 orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
rDARtllNG AND LoDGINl..

SlstlN furnished rooms Mill ha4fd taI
gentlemen Apply 9i9 NashAhktaa street
II y phone Oil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

Ellen E>TH st 900 " Nicely furnished
sacond= door front room. Hot water neat.
use OF bath 0ne or two gentlemen Address
+ = livery Evening OHscs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

PINTER. MALE OR FEM sBE
ONE WITH EXPERIENCE IN ALL
ROUND WORK q q . ID
WAGES ADDRESS J. r.. POST
OFFICE BDX 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
EDttArIo>AL.

Gilbert studio tof Dclaware ave
p5rHs Monday Dct r.
Miss Hoops >iias Bradford
Conveyance b "a sIa7 IS 16Il W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

INSTABMENT collector. Apply Hurley
Powell Co 7t6 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

x-0TrIC1 LADY 70 clean typewriters and
Isr1, renajring Good pay while learning
C,.,li II noon 0n Monday Underwood Type
writing 90 9l3 Market street
,otrNf; lady To serve as cashier and
A,,,,gr,nII.r STEADY position. Apply at
.,rrs tn III T Farley 2I3 Market Ask for
Mr. Bush
I4oREFR.S sliced beer reduces inc price Of
famitv meal Black and white box
Delicious 'front.' worm -1aihp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
FOH SALE REAL ESTATE.

5000 CASH balance on caay payments.
will huy fiye rooms and bath. porch
holIses lancaster avenue and du pOut
street Possession 81. StaytOn g. Co.
sos Shipiey street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
snAMpoorNG. scALP TREATMENT

euANPOOING and scalp treatment at
ycur home Phone 4427 W. Bertha NJ
FTncst 42s Il Sixth street. out -of-to"n
aDUoint fneuts accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
.ENCkAylNG. .EMRossING

An SIfI GIVING REASON ABL +
~TkNI It,E hotn quality and delivery
has ii GraX PRINTER II last bIgh "a
stret
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
REMOVALS.

T1p NJ Ii uCIDMAN has removed his
1,tice from go south Van BuTeD % . l.
corner Eighteenth ana Washington. Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
MALI. EELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
ACCOUNTANTS, comptomcter operators.
time and material checkers on work near
Mount Pleasant. Quarters at site Reply TO
l.. s. o.. General Delivery. Wilmington.
BoY-To operate light proor-prcss apply
immediately. Every Evening Once.
BAKER wanted NJ once. Good wages Ap-
ply 6l0 Sh.plcy street.
BOY. IG years, for Saturday afternoons.
Goldstcin Bros shoe store. 3o7 King
street
BoY-To LEARN GOOD TRADE
GOOD WAGES WHILE LEARNING.
APPLY At ONCE. PRESSRooM.
EVERY EVENING PRINTING co,
BAkERs' HELpERs-Apply Huber Bak-
ing Co Ninth and Union streets
BookkEErER- state age. experience and
salary cXpected Address X II. Every
Evening uncc
BOYS To serve afternoon papers Apply
g |. Vernon. l229 Fatnall street. OF
Every Evening otc"
CAPABLE janitor for Trinity Church. Ap-
ply Rev. i. NJ kirltus. iO6 Adams street
Wilmington
COLLECTOR wanted one who can assist
at selling preferred Permanent position
and good salary To right party mon
Clothing co Ask for Mr.. ConnrilN
DRIVERS Excellent opporturttv.. Ann'
American hallway Express Co fohnSF'
Vania railroad station
DRIVER Tor delivery team \rp!y tl"vr'
Dairy Co, Twelfth and Nranr'
ELECTRICIANS wanted Nrp'y - "
Twcnt y-third street
EXTRA statesmen for Saturday in men :
rcady-to wear department mon tl"i hihR
90 $iO Market street Ash for Nr Con-
nelly
FIRST-Cl.ASS mechanics IIiehrst wages
paid Npply Concord boulevard Garage.
Concord p,Nc above "od'">ard
FREIGHT HNNDlEBN
STEAIpN Moltk
WAGES H\lp ~ II EAN
ArVlN
VII Sos il\F
rot KTu STREET VII NRi
tREIGuT HNNpIEHS n,
SlEAItN NA'hiAs ''-NN''f'
NrrlN
VlI~tl\ l5\F.
rot RTII SIEFFr WHAht
GoYER\NIENr nrrd. naudr't~. z. r.@,h~ ...,,,,
t.r income taN. cuSton~. iHlr5Ha' F'f'"N'
ii pnu !, 3nn tNrvgtcncc uuuect~-afN
For .rrr natrcuiars rrkardnA 'N",ll.'.
g4H
ylt.,. IAaT1sufr. tllS Columbian ht'0t'A
Washington. i1
coon driyc- for good route Wiu pa,
GOOD Waer, to rlstu MAN AppiS SNOW
Wtitc Laundry ai ~ Na"drttc aN'"h'.
AZ NurC
IA>lruR >pp,< Nathan rroUcr so5
Nsrhr Street
l1l.@l 4a@N = E.sn4 IL. }o II" Nta'a -na '"a
LAHoKrR> L>rokGK~ l.AR~kEE~
worb nish5 anI Ia>
coLoRED >Np WHITE
s..4 wages and plenty y o>r.'sn.,
hcst camps il America
troll,z~ trains ans tnry>
direct ~ plani
>st,anal >nn.nr AID tncn,.oa Co
rost Koad Marcus IIook ra
Ju,t below Chester
n.a.aln,ca, i't onc,
nriuc this ad w.rh Aou
LARoRER~ wanted for wot foundation
wa-E III railroad cons ruCr0n Wages 'oC
pcr hour Apply James NtcGrav t.o.. EdEc
Moor De opposite railroad station
LABoR>ToRy ASSISTANTS WANTED
NATIONAL ANIII\L A>p CHEMICAL
CONlPA\N
PQSy ROAD MAKC( HOOK. IA
on essential VHrn
HIGH SCHOOL GKADJ AFES PkL-
FEEhtI'
GOOD WAGES A\p
GOOD CHANCES FOR Al9\ A\C Alf->I
CALI. A3 Any
4 : EMPLOY NEST OFFICE
BRING THIS AID WITH A1t
MA<- To WORK II PKFo.SEn"N
Snort HoI ~ APPLY nj h<tt
ENEKN ENkNI>G FkL>~ B.1oAl
MEAT CUTTEKS Tor Wednesdays and
saturdays herman Glandng Co... ol3
kins Stret'
AIA< For c.otning stor Apliy Hurley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
MASQUERADE SUITS.

NIAGOirFRABE ~uI.- and wigs - hire
Specialists q ftfIt- na Haht-upe fIdhh
lipsit 1rri. -,t,rtt. tui .luUl street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

COUNTRY PLACE FoR SALE OR
RENT. GRAND OLD SHADE
TREES. II ROOMS AND BATH.
SITUATED AT ELMHU K9T, AID
JOINING RiCHARDSOS PARK
APPLY ELMHURST REALTY 90.
S23 MARKET STREET. OK WILL
M1NOTON PROVISION co. THIRD
AND ORANGE STREETS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
HARlIRn SUPPLIES

l,t/tat~ AND RAZOR ~ hl1t~
rEk~t HIKES
EtI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
WALL PAPER AND rArlRnANGlNG

PAPFRnANGER-H sh4mes. los Aorta
Jackson street Lowest prices guaranteed
work Phone 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
FOR SALE HOMES.
TWENTY SEVENTH AND
HARRISON STREETS, VIII
MINGION' S MOST ATT RhC
TIVE RESIDENTIAL SIC
ION

i INl-s2l l/Ltf iflis ~
lion.
Eight rooms and bath and servants lava
tor - pantry iilrd bathroom. b'iit-in tub
all open plumbing of highest grade Hot
water heat statiunary ~ash tubs. gas ana
electric lights with elcctr.C attachment f4r
vacuum ClCancr and iron Finishtd r. c",-
ouial style. white and mahogany team
ceiling diniugro'n, large liVi9ro"fn. nara
wpod Hoprs
rheso housc. are buiI' sem-detachod with
detaeh.d porchcs. Front porch ~ fee'
deep two porrhes ~ rear Itn.f"ay Df ~
fe't bet~e'n ne hoHse> - hg n.'' i"I
maneard root Apply 20
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH,
81 Wcst %.n'h STREET
roF SALE lMMFpl4TE g]>,lg- roSsEg6 iS.s,T6
PER month ZUs y ADAMS -r
AFrL{ ~ PitEMis +, Es i.,r}I 9R \ \
DETACHED mouse. nine rooms and bath.
eaH - y Itrg"f 40 Shlpey
foR SALE ST., room, mouse, Dar<aln- Ap-
ply 20 = CiTid. <6I7 Kizhteenth
street Phoue 10
KoDAfI<c, mouse Tor sale. Also thc fu~ai
turr and gasagt 2oof .nvt7' 'rHccf ~
ply ne french street
oWN iIoA1E Figure up yrur rs, eight
ytnr- rent recfpts NJ plan p ops.
g6u na more per month and ,al Rtlt owu
the nome William H ZONES 25 ShipleY
stfce. I'll ~ 10 y ~
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FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.
SMALL. house st Belfcfunts Cat after 4
r n Pnouf iI0tfF bHE .S ~
EDUCAIIONAL
KI\DEPGAPTE\
Gilbert studio sof Delaware ave
33rns Monday, Dct r.
/ Miss Hoopcs >ifas bradford
/ Conveyance "a 3Is7 vi 66Il W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
DRESSNi4kINt.

&,,l- tatt,r,d -EsfI@ fautl NJ spe
t#~. n $50 a. "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
NOTICES.

LOCAL and long distance hauling: hva-
sonahie rates. Owner drivers Fivc-toh
trucks Call hi6i W United Transport"
et,-,t 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

ACCOUNTANTS: .cohptometer operators
time and material checkers on work near
Mount Pleasant Quarters at site Reply to
l.. ). IL. tenerai DeliVcry, Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

GOvERNM ENT wants thousands of clerks.
Men. women 81. 100 year Wilmington ex-
nminatious Dec Z Sample coaching lessons
free Franklin Institute. Dept A. IL. Roch-
ester. NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

RAkFR wanted NJ once. Good wages. Ap-
nly 6l0 Shtplcy street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01

BOY-To operate light proor-prcss Apply
Immediately Every Evening Once.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
GERMANS LOST
LARGE NUMBER
DURING DRIVE
Associated Press Makes Figures
Public, Which Show Good
Work of Allies.

LONDON, May 18.-Most of the
figures thus far announced regard
ing the losses suffered by the Ger
mans in France this spring, have
been made public through the
Associated Press, and show that the
work of the Allied gunners was
most efficient. Since the begin
ming of the big drive on March Fl,
the Germans have employed FOG
divisions on the Western front, of
which number 1875 divisions were en-
gagged. On the Somme and Armen-
tiers fronts, eight divisions lost over
fifty per cent, seven lost between
forty and fifty per cent. One regi-
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
RIGGS SAYS MANY
LABORERS WANTED
Governor Tells Outside Newspapers
North Has Lost Six Thousand
Workers.

SEATTLE, May 18.-The news
papers of this and other coast cities
have published an appeal for work
ers for Alaska, which has been is
sued by Governor Thos. Riggs, Jr.
The governor says that Alaska is
suffering as the result of a labor
shortage and he urges those in
search of employment to go to
Alaska, where there is work of all
kinds for many. He says that the
territory has lost six thousand of
its workers, fully that number hav-
ing entered the service of the gov
eminent, either as soldiers or as
workers in the employ of plants en-
gagged in war work.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
ARREST
IRISH PLO1TERS;
CHECK OUTBREAK
Believed That Germans Intended to
Land Troops In Ireland to
Aid Uprising.

LONDON, May 18.-A number Of
the leaders of the Sim Fem were
placed under arrest in Ierland to-
day by the British authorities, on
suspicion that they are implicated
in conspiracy to start another
uprising against the government.
Among those taken into custody
are: Professor Edward de Valera,
president of the Sim Fem; Arthur
Griffith, founder of the Sim Fem
Countess Markivicz, DR. Dillon and
William Cosgrove, prominent mem
bers of the organization. de Valera
was a former member of parliament.
..:.: JUST IN TIME
DUBLIN, May 18.-The Irish
Times says, in its issue today, that
the government did not act a
moment too soon, since indications
pointed strongly to another serious
outbreak of armed violence, with
possible connection with the landing
of German troops on Irish soil.
In addition to the members enum-
Grated above, a number of agitators
were placed under arrest at Belfast,
and the government is of the opin-
ion that the conspiracy has been
broken up.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
SIGN OF ATTACK

LONDON, May 18.-Reports re-
ceived from the mainland this after
noon state that bombardment of the
Allied positions in he Arras- Given
chy sector, where the British lines
have not changed since the COM
mencement of the great German
offensive on March 81, is increas-
ing in violence, encouraging the be-
lief that General Won Beulow's army
will be the next called upon to strike
the Allied defenses, which guard
important French coal fields. SIM
ultaneously, the Germans undoubt-
edly will attempt to eradicate the
Allied salient between Lys and
Somme. The reports state than Won
Mackensen has taken charge of this
army and will direct the attack.
Aerial observations show that the
greatest German strength is as
sembled between Merville and AL
bert, and intense artillery action is
in progress along that line, in the
neighborhood of Nieppe forest and
in the Lens and Hazebrooke sectors.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
HERTL|NG SAYS
PEACE MAY COME
BY END OF YEAR
German Chancellor Confident That
Furthe~ Events In West Will
Help Hun Cause.

AMSTERDAM, May 1S.-In an in
terview made public today, Won
Hertling, German chancellor, is re-
ported to have expressed the belief
that hostilities will end within
comparatively few months Il am
optimistic enough to believe" he
said, that we will have peace this
year" Continuing, he said that he
cherished firm confidence that fur
Their events in the West will bring
Germany nearer a speedy end of the
war. He declared that if the world
should unite in an internal peace
league, Germany would unhesi-
tatingly and joyfully join. Unfor-
utnately, he added, present condi-
tions give little hope of that. In
conclusion, he said that Germany
desired to win in order to preserve
peace.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
ALLIES TO ACT
WITH laps AND
CHINA IN EAST
Have Been Made to
Cooperate With Orient to
Oppose Teutons.

PARIS, May 18.-Arrangements
have been made for the cooperation
of the Allies with Japan and China
to meet the dangers which threaten
peace in the Far East from German
penetration.
The arrangement is purely a de-
fensive measure, and participation
will be confined to Japan and China
for the present, the primary pur-
pose being to safeguard Manchuria.
At later date, should such a step
become advisable, the arrangement
will be extended so as TO give pro-
lection in Siberia.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 49,
The American forces in France have
become such a strong military fac
tor that they now rank third in mile
age held by the Allies. This in
formation was given to the members
of the senate military committee
today during the weekly conference
with Secretary of War Baker and
the members of the war council.
The French forces still hold the
greatest stretch of front, the British
come second and the Yankees third,
the Yankee mileage having exceeded
that of the Belgians only recently.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
SCORES ARE KILLED
AT CHEMICAL PLANT

PITTSBURG, May 1s.-A great
plant of the Aetna Chemical com
pany, at Oakdale, was almost de-
stroyed today by a series of ex-
plosions which shattered the build
ings and killed one hundred of the
employees Of the company Hun
dreds of others of the workers were
injured and many of them manned,
and several days probably will elapse
before the full extent of the damage
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
GERMAN PEACE TERMS

With the French Army, May IS.
The kaiser's conditions of peace
are set forth clearly in papers found
in captured German trench, which
was taken by Allied troops during
the past few days. The principal
conditions are as follows: Germany
to retain Flanders; her colonies to
be restored, with augmentation !;
Germany to retain Longwy and
Briey mine fields and other mine
fields in France.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
EKELAND TO HAVE
NEW NENANA HOME
Erection of Three-Room Cottage
Was Started Yesterday Opposite
News Office.

AS further evidence of his con-
fidence in Nenana, ALI Ekeland, who
recently acquired a half interest
in the Portland, has commenced the
construction of roomy cottage on
B street, near the News office, and
will reside here permanently, with
his family. The property upon
which the cottage is being erected
is one of the most desirable resi-
dence lots in town, being close to
the business district and high.
Earl Slippern and Neil Mcdonald
have the contract to build the cot
tage and began work on the struc-
ture yesterday morning. It will be
a three-room house, 20x24 feet, well
elevated from the ground and at
tractively finished.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
FIRE DESTROYS
PART OF ESTER;
STOCKS ESCAPE
Three Buildings In Pionee- Creek
Town Reduced to Ashes Early
This Morning.

Advices received from Fairbanks
this afternoon tell of the partial
destruction of the pioneer creek
town of Ester, by fire, this mori~
ing. Three buildings were burned
to the ground and but for the fact
that the wind was favorable, the
entire town would have been de-
stroyed.
The fire started in a small cabin
at the rear of the California saloon
building and spread rapidly to the
California, owned by Thos. Marke-
son, then to the building next door,
owned by Henry Schroeder and
finally to the Mcdonald building,
all of the buildings being burned to
the ground. Joe Mcdonald succeed
ed in getting most of his stock out
of his building and considerable Of
the contents of the Schroeder restau-
rant were saved, but the buildings
were total loss. They constituted
the principal part of the town.
The fire started at eight O'Clock
this morning and had burned itself
out by HAS.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
SUCCESSFUL ATTACK

LONDON, May 17.-Field Mar
shall Haig reports that his forces
launched a successful attack in the
neighborhood of Beaumont early this
morning, capturing a few prisoners
during the operation. Aside from
this attack, there was practically
no movement of infantry along the
Western front today, but artillery
continues active at many points and
appears to be growing steadily more
violent.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
FRENCH ARE WAITING

PARIS, May 18.-The French
forces on the Western front are
awaiting the coming of the Germans
with the greatest confidence. The
Petit Parisien declares in its issue
today, that the Germans have massed
nearly all of their best troops along
the attacking front between the
Belgian coast and the Disc river, and
are ready to resume their offens-
i've with fighting force of nine
hundred thousand men. The attack,
says the paper, may be expected
momentarily.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
AMERICANS BOMBARDED

With the Americans in Picardy,
May 1S.-The whole of the Ameri-
can sector in Picardy was deluged
by German shells this morning, the
bombardment lasting forty-five min
utes. 1t was expected that the bonn
bardment would be followed by an
infantry attack, but Their were no
developments after the firing ceased
and troop movements behind the
enemy lines were normal.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
ON THE ALBANIAN FRONT

VIENNA, May 1S.-The artillery
of the opposing forces on the AL
bantam front is very active today.
French and Italian forces launched
a heavy attack against the noun
tain positions between the Devol
and Osum rivers, but aside from
unimportant gains of terrain, they
were unable to make Roadway and
suffered severe repulses at several
points.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
YANKEE FORCE IS
NOW SOME FACTOR

grams of projectiles on German rail-
way stations, lines of communica-
ton, and airdromes at at St. Quen-
tin, Jussy, LeMartel, Nesles and
Ham. Munition depots were ex-
ploded at Nesles and the railway
station at that place burned. Large
fires were observed at Guiscard and
Chatelet.
British machines are reported to
have dropped twenty-three tons of
explosives on important railway CEN
tiers and billets behind the German
lines, causing vast amount of
damage.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
ITALIAN AVIATOR
FALLS IN STATES
Captain of Royal Italian Flying
Corps Meets Death During
Flight in East.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Captain
Antonio Resnad, of the Royal TIA
liam Flying corps, fell to his death
at the Hampstead aviation field,
near this city, yesterday, as the
result of the collapse of his machine
at heighth of only 100 feet. He
was engaged in testing an American
built Carponi bombing plane.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
RUSSIANS TAKE BAKU

CONSTANINOPLE, May 49,
Bolsheviki troops, with reinforce
ments from Turkestan and Astrak-
han, have captured the port Of
Baku, on the Caspian sea. 1t is
believed here that the Russians
crossed the Caspian on Russian
gunboats and attacked the Mussel-
mem, who were without means Of
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
QUICK WORK.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 49,
Adivices received from General
Pershing state that two German air.
planes were shot down by Captain
Peterson, of the American Flying
corps, both machines being dropped
within the remarkable time of one
minute.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
RAIDERS REPULSED

PARIS, May 18.-The Germans
made an unsuccessful attempt to at
tack this city with airplanes during
the night. The attacking planes
were met by French airmen before
they had reached the city and were
forced to retire without releasing
any of their bombs.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-05-18
ATTACK HOSPITALS

LONDON, May 18.-The war Of
flee announces today that the Bel
gian hospitals at Calais were at
tackled by German air raiders dur
ing the night. Ten of the inmates
were killed and a score injured be-
fore the attacking planes were
driven off.