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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
Enemy Submarines Still
 ouerating Off Coast; 13 Ships Sunk.
p,,1nrNTLY MOVING STEADILY SOUTH
,. Conserving Torpedoes and Using sholls and Bombs; Report Of Rescued Captain Indicates
 Other Victims.

Now York. June 5.-lWO more yes
 ,1s @ Norwegian steamship and
 .s ,s' schooner, were added today to the
 st of ships known to have been sunk
 2 the German submarines which are
 p;dng in American waters. The to-
 % now stands at 13, five steamers / na eight schooners. The fact which
 ood out most prominently in the |sys development is that the u-boats : |ii] are operating near the coast and
 aye not returned to their bases, as
 pming that the two which already
 aye been identified are the only kpes on this side of the Atlantic. This
 as demonstrated when the Norwe- Ean steamer Eidwold was sunk off
 e Virginia capes late yesterday. |he location of the attack shows al- ! that the submarines are moving
 esdy southward, if they are the
 me ones which attacked shipping Hmost at the gateway to New York hrbor. The navy department report b yesterday an encounter between destroyer and submarine off the ksst of Maryland,
 Conserve TorpedOes
 Another fact which is regarded as fgnificant in marine circles here is
 bat none of the vessels reported fnk thus far was sent to bottom by torpedo. It is considered certain bat the undersea craft carry tor edoes, and that they are conserving (lem in the hope of attacking a Fansport loaded with American (oops The unarmed merchant ships Ftacked thus far have been sent to De bottom by bombs and shell fire. May Be More Victims Possibility that vessels still unre- prted may have been sunk was seen the statement of the master of the boomer of Samuel c. Menzl, who ar lVed here today with his rescued few. He declared he was told by the pmmander of the submarine which Fstroyed his ship that the u-boat had pnk three steamers, one a passenger bat, and three schooners last Satur- Py. No vessels have been reported pnk that day, and it is believed Fther the u-boat captain was lying E that Captain Hansen misunder- Food him.
 : Life Loss Only 16
 So far as known the only loss of Rfe was aboard the New York and |ofto Rico liner, Carolina, and that [as established definitely tonight at ny l6 by revised figures.
 Britain Hears of Raid. London, June 5.-The first news |al German submarines were oper- Ens OH the Atlantic coast of the U. was published here late this after poa. It came as complete surprise ? the British public.
 ., Another Steamer Sunk.
 "asnlngton, June 5.-Sinking by a 'elman submarine of the Norwegian E'A,er Eldwold about 40 miles off E \ sliglnla cape at , o'clock yester- V afternoon was reported to the " apartment tonight by a naval saso steamer. The entire crew was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
Another Steamer Sunk.

"asmngton, June 5.-Sinking by a '.nlah submarine of the Norwegian esmer Eldwold about 40 miles off e virginia cape at , o'clock yester- Y afternoon was reported to the " department tonight by a naval ,so steamer. The entire crew was fscued today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06

Thursday and Friday. generally cloudy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
Britain Hears of Raid.

Britain Hears of Raid. London, June 5.-The first news |al German submarines were oper- Fns OH the Atlantic coast of the U. was published here late this after Eoa. u came as complete surprise the British public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
The Weather

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
Iuy Smileare Rocks

md send 10 the boya NJ ramp Let them
know ven are thinking Of them On sale
~ Every Evening business office Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
PIMI.I(t RACES.

Pimlco, Md, May 10 Stepping "a mile
in | ~ a. tho fpsteat time of the meet
ing, Jack Hare, Jr, W H. Apologize =
wonderful colt. gave a field Of the co,n-
try's niftiest 3-year-olds n chase yeater-
day IN the Woodbury. handicap Mt
Pimlico, winning by two lengths from
Harry Payne Whitney's Flags, while the
latter was n half-dozcn lengths ahead OF
Andrew Millcr'H Recount Mt the wire.
Coming home fourth. and away out of IT,
was George Starr, the brown Jack Atkn
colt, which WINS installed the iavorite
and which ran in the allka Of Wilfrid Wan,
Ia whom he WINS sold Ivy s. McNaughton
before tho race But the latter had n
rough trip of IL and as far as n true Inc
on his form is concerned, the rare must be
thrown out
IL was day Of upsetH and only ono
favorite succeeded in reaching the tape
in the fore Even in the spring juvenile,
dash If four and half furlonps Tor
2-year Odds, and which carried an added
value Of 81. 800, the rankest kind of mn
outsider grabbed tho rich purse Paying
$50 81 for each 81 ticket. W A. Gamble g
Madam Byng. ridden by Iyke, made all
her own pace and just LASTED long enough
io beat BON Jour, which hung on eoufa
eroudv when the final teal came, by
n head
II was y ead affair fot hr form students
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
AT THE GREENHILL TRAPS.

The Grcenhirl Trapshooting Club to-
morrow will stage ita regular monthly
A. A. r. A. spoon shoot Two spoons
will ho awarded, the regular club handi-
cap will apply and only those members
who are alao members of the A. A. I. A.
are eligible To compete. Tho event viii
be ut fifty targets.
The final shoot off for the T.. and ". r..
dn Pont Cup takes place tomorrow,
and It IL hoped that all members will be
on hand
Shooters in tho Minniok cup race on
May that ARE handicapped by yMdaEe
will be permitted Ia shoot nm additional
25 targets. to count AS their scores for
this cum If they elect 10 do so. The
du Pont Cum Club will also he in oompe-
tltion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
BANNER MEET At
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Tonorrow's Field and Track
Events to Be Best Ever Held
on Frazer Field.
erccial Corrcsrondenco % Every EyenIng

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Nav IO-The fact that moro
athletes will be seen IN competition IMAM
at any previous time IN the history OF
Delaware College is expected Ia attract
a record crowd To Frazer Field, Delaware
College. tomorrow afternoon, when the
fourth annual inter-scholastic field and
track meet will he held About 215 High
School and preparatory students nave
been entered IN this meet alone ana III
addition there will hC \ dual meet between
Delaware fand Aluhlenburg. which VIII
bring out probably 10 additional men,
The Delaware College Athletic council
has made the final arrangements tor the
meet and the fact that It IS larger than IN
previous years shows that the High
Schools Of Delaware and nC,ghhorlng
States are hcinr attracted hy the great
event The meet will Ice started ~ 30
O'Clock and between tho two classes IN the
Intcr-scholaStIr and the dual meet there
viii I've some action every minute ni the
afternoon until the final event Is dccldcd
What is especially pleasing 10 the col
lcgc officials IS the fact that there rs
much burger entry than ever before IN
Class NJ / Tho schools to compete
in this class arc baltimore polytechnic
Institute. Camden High School, Chester
High School. lladdonheld \ ! Hugh.
jacob Tome Institute. Pennington. \
] High. Swarihmore Preparatory. Niuo-
land. \ ! High. Wesleyan Collegiate
Institute Wilmington Friends and Wi
mIngtou High
The schools in Glass . are Newark,
New Castle. du Point, Dover, t'""re'
town and smyrna Of Delaware: B"lalr,
Elkton. North East and salisbury Of
Maryland and kcnnrtt Square and
West Grove. Pa
The contestants will 10 entertained
At luncheon 10y the drIrgc rs usual and
most of them VIII arrive N tune to- inspect
The college grounds and buildings
Two hundred members of the Delaware
Section al the, American Chemical Soclcty
and fheIr wives viii I,c the guest 5 vt the
Athletic Council AZ the meet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
NO UTAH FIGHT.

Salt Lake City Utah. May 10. The
proposed Willard Fulton heavy weight
championship bout will not bo held IN
Utah. il WAS announced at the office of
Governor Simon BarubcrRcr, here today.
Tho laws of the State will not permit
of tho contest being held, according 10
nm opinion Of che Attorney General,
Ogden sporting men havc been cndcavor-
mn. To- secure the battle ~ that city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
NlHTH FlrIn tRTIIITl1Y
GREENLEAF WINS AGAIN.

Greenlcaf won tho fourth block of his
500 point pocket billiard match with
George Levy 1T tho ROYAL Pariors last
night by tho score Of loo to IS The
spectacular shooting Of GrocnIeaf was
again tho feature. and although he uae
unable to get swav for any Of has scnea
honal long runs. he executed any number
u difficult hosts To the delight Of the large
rovd Grecnlcst now loads 400 - 211
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

for Harry lying Whitnoy's Blue Laddie,
which wins n 4 to 3 favofiia was messed
about Ivy Robinson and was blocked
when the latter attempted tn come through
on the inside nj the stretch turn.
Willie Martins kristie's Cub, with
Callahan mp, went Madam Byng little
better as inr as the price was concerned,
when he led all the way and took the sixth
number NJ $3.50 for each ~ ticket.
J.anpdon. the favorte, forced the pace md
was second, while King John easily took
the third money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
HIGGINS AFTER MAY

II LOUIS. Nav 10 deal is under
contemplation between The s. LOUIS
Cardinals and the New York Yankees
hv which Miller higgins viii get
Pitcher Nav. - recruit twirlcr vi the
ST l.u,ny club. fr outtiCldrr Hugh
High The latter IS - LOUIS boy
and favorltc here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
PURSE FOR SPECIAL RACE.
CudgeI. bondage. Omar Khayynm and
Crank to Meet mt Pimlico.

Baltimore, Md, May I0A purse Of
$4,000 has been hung up by the Mary
land Jockey Chib for a special race ut
PimIioo some day next week among Cud-
gel, Bondage, Omar khayyam and Crank
which finished in that order in the PIN
lico Spring Handicap Wednesday. All
details for the event have practically
been completed and it promises to be
even greater affair than the historic
struggle between Ilourless and Omar.
The same weights carried in the PIN
leo Spring Handicap will prevail and
the route will be n mile and seventy
cords
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
PENN vs.. YALE.

Philadelphia, Nav 10 The Yale Var
city aud freshmen eipht-oared shell crews
arrived hero last night and will take
their final practice Tomorrow for tho
races with The University ~ Pennsylvania
ON the Schuykill rivr Saturday. Tho
Vale crews will use their own shells in
the rncea It had been reported the
New Haven oarHmcn would use the boats
Of local rowing club.
Tho Pennsvlvania crews were on
Tho river yesterday and covered The
course in fast time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
DELAWARE WINS AT CAMP pIX

Camp Dix. \ ! Nav 10 The .'tlfh
rionccr Regiment baseball team conn
posed If Delaware hoys Yesterday handed
a II to 8 walloping IT, b. .}nn III llrld
Artillery Tho Delaware team was conn
posed If diamond staIs from IN parts
Of the Peach state l'ho -enie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10
Order Every Evening From, tn g Carrier.

order Every Evening from tbe tafficf-
delivered 20 your door every night
with all the news of tho day up until 3
O'Clock every afternoon, 20. n copy, re.
week Don't take chances at newstanda
but give your order for copy of the
paper regularly adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-10

\ pnlpltaiing world 10 waiting for n
Hue print of what rrussIa considers n
neutral
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09

ratus for promoting tho play spirit
among the troops In their leisure
hours.
The !. n. g. A. has established =
chain Of hints and dugouts along the
front lines occupied BY American
troops aover there" and is meeting the
needs Of the sammies as they take
their places 10 the Lorraine trenches
The \. u, G. a. huts on the Russian
front have been demolished BY German 4
guns and the lao secretaries there have
retired before the advance Of the Hun.
and are now established In Siberia
awaiting an opportunity to return 10
Russia.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
camcunaue.

Cornelius Vanderbilt told caniou.
Haga story at The Newport Casino.
At tlle Grand Central ssatiorl," he
said. hone young man was seeing nm
other on. when three sery pretty girls
got I'm .lle Pullman.
''The departing young man Was saatt-
ten hg the three girls charms, and so
he inuttered to hfs friend
Look here. 10 oblise me, ron know.
won't yon put your head In at the door
just Ms the train pulls out. aud shout
In a loud voice. 'sfhen I'll close the
Fifth avenue house, sir. and store the
silver on the yacht
.'Fi'he other chap agreed 10 do this,
and the one sn,itten With the girls sat
3aad waited for the tiiIng 10 come 10
pass. hts eyes fixed on their pretty
faces.
FINALLY the whistle blew, The
obllging chap outside hopped up on
the back platforin, stuck his head In
.fsst the door, and yelled;
s. Hey, you. tell Your boss IL that
..ssit OF mine ainst home on Saturday
might / won't haye ii al MI
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
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tasuws herself on q sget, az b,xes and
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
WORK OF THE Y. M. G. A.

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both In the United States and in
France AT the present time there are
200 Il. NJ g. a. workers with the ex-
pesiitionary forces In France and Eng
land and 3,0O0 other workers III Ameri-
can camps.
The Z. M. q. "A. hns been asked by
Genisral Pershing to take over the ems
tire canteen system with the American
army In France. and this viii require
the services Of more than 5000 rolun-
teer workers alone An effort is now
being mnde to secure at least 900
business and professional men Of high
standing who Will 80 to France for ali
sorts Of X. II. G. a. service before
July 1. s
IT Is estimated that 5000, 900 feet OF
aim are being exhibited weekly to the
soldiers at home and abroad. A re-
cent shipment of athletic equipment
for the troops II, France consisted Of
78. $50 baseballs. 1900 bats 10000
gloves and mitts. boxing gloves, vOliey
baSls md various other kinds of apa.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
kipiina Poem Called Insult.

Canon Knox Little was an Irish.
man who had the reputation of al
ways saying what he thought and OF
saying ii In the most forcible manner
possible It lii related that he once
very Enthusiastically disagreed will,
Rudgard Kipling on the subject of the
Iatter's .mudaied OATS and '.danneIea
fools" The canon happened TO have
three sons fighting against the Beers.
and he told Mr.. Kipling that his words
were not poetry at all but just mere
insult. Another line to which the
canon objected. and, as events since
1914 have proved, rightly objected,
was: Sons OF the sheltered cityun-
nlade. nnhandlea. unmeet." The sons
of the sheltered cities have so thor
onghly vindieated themselves as nef,
ther TO care what poets have said
about them nor even to need that
anyone should lake up the cudgeis on
their behalf. But II Is evident that
even poetry will have to submit to
the general revision which Is to marx
the close Of the war.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
English Boy Defeats Gernlaays
Superfiyer voss In Des-
parate Battle.
DOWNS q BEFORE DEATH
Lieusensns Arthur Rhya gavsds said
10 Be Ore of The Three Eject
Anaena Rrasess OF Erisssl,
AiFrnen.

Isontion. When Vass, The Intrepid
German airulan, was brought down
there was considerable demand thar
tisa nssne of the British aifsgsn who
accomplished the feat should be re-
yeaiesl. He was Iieut. Arthur Rhss
Itavids, an Eton bny of twenty LII
the etIsciai Gazette Ii Is stated tilas
among his other feats he brought
down nine enemy aircraft ia nine
weeks.
But after much anxiety the boys
father. Prof Rhys Davsts, and his
mother. both Oriental scholars of dis
tinetion. no longer have any doubt
that their son. missing since Inst Ds-
cember, is dead.
in their home on Cisipstead Downs
the parents and sisters mourn the
brave and daring boy. saie to be one
Of three very elect among the bravest
Of British airmegs
Arthur Rhys Davids. after doing
brilliantly st Summcrfeld. where. a
kings scholar. he won Ballot exiii-
bition and the Newcastle scholarship,
took his commission LII the Royal Fly
Ing corps In the autumn of 1915, leav.
ing hts civil service ambitions until
after the war.
Brought Down Twenty-Five Germans.
Young Davids had been good Mt
sports and he took to flying rs though
born to 1t, He won the NJ, G. With the
bar and the ID. s. o. after FIVE months
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-09
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