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ANSWER CRITICISM
OF THE GERMANS

fNNE fAN"SsNNG@
LONDON, April 1s.--The British
success against the German mine
sweepers al Cattegat, the Daily Tele-
craps says Is sufficient answer to
the Germans who say the grand fleet
Is in hiding, Contrasting the British
feat in the Cattegat with the Ger
man raids In the Straits OF Dover,
the newspapers say that while the
Germans in their bases on the
Belgian coast are only twenty miles
from the straits, the Cattegat ex-
ploIt was conducted more than 500
miles from the nearest point on the
British coast, such a sweep can
be made only by a power in real
control of the sea. The Germans
permitted ten trawlers to be de-
stroyed virtually under their own
eyes and with large naval forces
near the scene"
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UKRAINE FEELS THE
HAND OF KAISER

(By Associated PreHsl
WASHINGTON, April Is. - The
state department received reports to
day stating that the central powers
intend to dissolve the Ukraine and
install an Austro-German government
in carrying out plans TO make a Teu-
ton colony.
The Germans have completely
severed communication between
Ukraine and Russia. II Is estab-
lished that Austro.Germans are
replacing native officials, Teuton
money is being forced into circula.
tion throughout Ukraine The latest
dispatches said the arrest of all en-.
tente officers in the province had
been ordered
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MUST SPEED UP LOAN CAMPAIGN

country districts are doing better
than they did in previous campaigns
but the gains that they are making
are not Of sufficient size to offset the
lack OF sales In the larger com
munities
"The need for constant steady
driving by sales committees every
where throughout the remainder of
the campaign is plain. Only per.
sistent daily and hourly effort will
restore the campaign to the rate
which It had acquired a week ago,
possibly under the impetus of the
start OF the honor flag race"
The st, Louis federal reserve dis
trict has subscribed 60 per cent Of
its quota and continues at the head
Of the list In this respect. The New
York district although the bigges
contributor, has dropped to fifth
place MS to percentage, according t
last nights figures.
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tBS Associated PressD
WASHINGTON, April lS.-For the
moment the German drive at the
British line has localized on the
sector running from Bailleul around
to the eastward of Ypres and mill
tary men here are watching with
eager interest the British counter
attacks on this narrow front, where
further enemy successes probably
would mean the evacuation of large
stretch OF territory.
While British official statements
that the lines east of Ypres had been
withdrawn and readiusted on a new
front did not give the position Of
the new line. It is known that the
general trend OF the British lines on
this northern flank of the great
battle now Is represented by almost
la right angle Troops which faced
due east only a week ago are nov
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REPORT SHIP LOSSES

tny Associated Preasl
LONDON, April 1S.--The losses to
British shipping by mine or sub,
marine in the past week totalled Is.
according to the admiralty report
last night Eleven of the merchant
men sunk were 1900 tons or over
and four under that tonnage. One
fighting vessel also was sunk. Twelve
vessels we're unsuecessfully attacked
The arrivals numbered 221l; sailings,
2456.
In the previous weeks, only siS
British merchantmen were sunk by
mine or submarine, four of them
more than 1900 tons.
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Wednesday. April H.
American troops operating In the
Lorraine sector have taken over the
control OF No Mans Land and patrol
ling parties are making almost night
ly visits to German entanglementa
without encountering any resistance.
A lieutenant and q party of twelve
in five hour exploration penetrated
the third line. They made maps
of machine guns. sniper posts and
other strong points. They were un.
seen by the enemy artillery. The
lieutenant sighted German field
kitchen moving toward the enemy
line. The battery destroyed the
kitchen in three shots.
Lieutenant George Patton OF New
York Of the medical corps. has been
awarded the French war cross for
courage in treating the wounded
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ATTACKS VICE

(By Associated Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18,--Ed-
win Grant, executive officer OF the
State Law Enforcement Protective
League, mailed Secretary Daniels
the district attorney of Contra Costa
county and the mayor of Richmond
affidavits purporting to show that vice
conditions exist in Richmond. which
is within fifteen miles Of the zone
around the Yeuba Buena naval train.
ing station. Grant asked Daniels to
make these places dry by proelama
ton.
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~ associated PFess.l
PARIS, April 1S.-There we're
heavy bombardments yesterday north
of Montdidier, according to the war
office announcement last night but
no infantry action. The text of the
statement reads:
There were no infantry actions
during the course of the day. The
enemy violently bombarded our first
lines and several villages in the re.
gion north of Montdidier. Out bat.
lteries effectively counter-shelled the
enemy artillery and carried out con.
centrations of fire on the German
positions.
"On April is and 16 four German
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fhy Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, April lS-The
third Liberty loan campaign is two
iitihs over and less than one-third
Of the three billion dollar minimum
has been officially recorded as sub.
scribed.
The total reported last night to the
treasury, covering receipts by banks
Up to the close OF business Tuesday
night, was 952,s23, ESQ. or s4S,OOO,o0O
snort Of the billion dollar total ex'
peeted by last night This is $i23,'
9li'l6O more than was reported
Tuesday night.
Sales since the first day OF the
campaign, when they started with
rush, frankly are not M 70 the
expectations" said the treasury's
oally review last night There Il
feeling OF disappointment par
ueularly In the large cities Th'
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TAKE OVER GERMAN FIRM


Rs Associated PFess.S
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. April Is. :
Fritzie, d4undt & Company. the old.
est German trading concern in Porto
Rico, has been taken over and re-
organized by NJ. r. Spellman, repre-
sentative of the custodian of alien
property Mr. Spellman departed
yesterday for the Virgin islands to
take over property there, consisting
chiefly of the extensive docks and
supply station of the Hamburg
American line.
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LOAN MOUNTING

tRy Associated Pressi
WASHINGTON. April 1S.--The loan
subscription has reached $1,059,55S.-
900.
The treasury stated: The figure,
while encouraging, is unsatisfactory
TO the committee The daily aver
age is still short of what it should
be if the three billion quota is to
be reached or exceeded" The Min
neapolis reserve district reported 9S
of S14 counties as oyersubscribed.
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inv Associated PresSl 20. 4.,..o
" LONDON April iS.-After gaining
footing yesterday in the villages Of
ustarep and Wytschaete, the British
rere forced to make second re.
t,sment according TO Field Marshal
asiq's report from France last night.
french troops, It is added. have
,ow reinforced the British lines.
Tho text Of the statement reads
This morning intense lombard
nepts we're opened by the enemy
an practically the whole of the Lye
bttle front and from the forest OF
yleDOe to Wytschaete. were followed
w infantry attacks
IAN these attacks have been re-
plsed and considerable loss inflicted
an the enemy
IN counter attacks reported In
the morning communique our troops
meceeded In entering the villages
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AVlAToRs DROWN


tBy Associated PreAs.D
SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 1S.--Two
army aviators in training here lost
their lives late yesterday, according
to witnesses at Fort Rosecrans, when
machine fell in mid-channel be-
tween the North Island camp and
Fort Rosecrans, and soon sank into
the water A heavy ebb-tide was
running. At O'Clock army and
navy tugs had failed to find the
plane, and, as many aviators we're
away from the Rockwell field school,
it was impossible to identify the
missing men.
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DENIES REPORT


tBy Associated Press)
/ NORFOLK, Va, April 1s.-Mrs.
Selma Worley, wife of the com
mander of the naval collier Cyclops,
denied today that she had received
any word from her husband. She
said her statement last night that
the vessel would probably be heard
from in twenty-four hours was the
expression of her personal opinion
She is confident the ship is adrift al
sea with its engines disabled or Its
coal exhausted.
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PREPARE FOR LOAN

dBy Associated Preasl
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The
first preparations for the fourth Lib
erty loan Of next October and Novem-
ber were made today. The consisted
of efforts to save eelluloid and steel
used in manufacturing loan buttons.
Badge manufacturers are asked for
suggestions concerning papier mache
or pastboard substitutes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-18
HUNGARIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS


tuy Associated PressI
AMSTERDAM, April lS.-A Buda-
pest dispatch says the Hungarian
ministry has resigned.
The decision was reached at a
meeting yesterday. Premier Wekerle
presided Budapest newspapers com
mentlng on the appointment of Baron
Burien as foreign minister, empha-
size the statement that unyielding
loyalty to the alliance with Germany
must feature this policy and declare
that Austria's foreign policy will be
unaltered
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SENATE PASSES
THE SILVER BILL


tBy Associated Pressl
( WASHINGTON. April lS.-The sen.
ate today passed the silver bill
providing for the melting of the three
hundred fifty million silver dollars
that are now In the treasury There
was 40 roll call The debate was
brief II goes to the house. Its sup
porters declared IL was enacted as
imperative war Legislation Senator
Smoot of Utah said the measure was
no advantage to western producers.
They prefer to have silver follow its
natural course but. realizing the
necessity, are willing to sacrifice sell
fish interests to meet the situation
patriotically.
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(By Associated Pressl
BERLIN, April iS.-The official
statement issued by general head
quarters yesterday reads.
"0n the blood.stained battlefields
If last years Flanders battle. Gen
efal Sixt Won Aruims army occupied
Passchendaele and advanced its lines
near Becaere and Gheluvelt.
North Of the Lys during the early
morning hours troops under General
seger stormed the village OF Wyt.
sehaete and drove the enemy from
The heights northeast and west OF
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GERMANS RETAKE VILLAGES ALONG
THE BLOOD-STA|NED BATTLEFRONT

the village, in spite OF vigorous eoun.
ter measures. and repulsed strong
counter attack. The enemy who was
retreating to the southwest of Wul-
yerghem, was pressed back across
the Douve brook.
"Bailleul and the stubornly defend
ed point OF support, Cappellynde. to
the north OF Bailieul, the Meteren,
we're captured The use OF strong
forces. the English. supported by
French. yainly endeavored to recap
ture Meteren and lost territory on
both sides of Merris, Their attacks
broke down with the heaviest losses.
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KAISER SHEDDING
HYPOCRITICAL TEARS


tBy Associated Pressl
AMSTERDAM, April ts.-The cor
respondent of the Berlin Anzeiger
says that during recent visit of
the kaiser on the battlefield near
Quent, west Of Cambria, the emperor
broke silence only once when he
remarked, What have | not done 10
preserve the world from these hor-
rors?"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-18
HAVEN'T CALLED CATCHER


(By Associated PreasI
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.--Rumors that
William Lillifer intended to seek
permission to join the navy we're
denied by the Chicago National
league baseball club catcher here
yesterday He stated he had re.
celyed information that he had been
placed in Glass la in the army draft
but that he would make no effort to
get in any special branch of the
service
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-18
CAMP kgARNEv DESERTED


uty Associated Preaa.b
CAMP KEARNEY, April 1S.-The
camp is virtually deserted and all
organizations except the non-com-
batants and camp guards have
marched out to field maneuvers. II
Is undisclosed what these incluue. In.
asmuch as artillery troops are par
|ticipating, some spectacular events
are anticipated.
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RR|T|SH RETAKE AND THEN LOSE
VILLAGES ON WESTERN FRONT
In Face of Continual Hostile Attacks
Are Forced to Make
Retirement

OF Meteren and Wytschaete, but in
the lace of continued hostile attacks.
we're unable to maintain their po'
sitions there.
French troops are cooperating
with the British on this front.
"On the remainder Of the British
front there is nothing TO report
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SHIPS ESCAPE


CBy Associated PreAsb
WASHINGTON, April 1S-Officiai
dispatches today said all important
units of the Russian Baltic fleet
escaped when the Germans occupied
Helsingfors.
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IMPENDING ATTACK


sty Associated Prean.D
OTTAWA, Ont. April 1S.-An at
tack is impending between Baiileul
and Wytschaete, says Reuters cor
respondent at British headquarters
in France in dispatch received here
last night The correspondent adds
that the British are maintaining their
positions at Boyelles, south of Ar
ras.
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(E3y Associated Presa)
MOSCOW, Wednesday, April IT,
The Germans burned Novoselki to-
day and turned their machine guns
on the inhabitants including the won.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-04-18
HINS SHOOT WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN RUSSIA
french Troops to Reinforce British Lines Reach Front
NJ. Co.
Ships Bullion

= The latest shipment of bul. =
. lion by the Tonopah Mining .
. company of Nevada consisted of =
= 20 bars, the gross value being =
= $51.5OO, =
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,us Associated Prss4.,

'uy Associated Prssa.i
LONDON, April IS There was no
change on the British front during
the night Southeast Of KENNEL hill
the Germans pressed back the Brit
ish line slightly but the situation
was restored by 3 counter and three
German attacks on the Bailleul sec.
tor were completely repulsed The
Germans opened heavy lombard
ment on the southwestern part of the
Lys battle front during the night 1t
was continuing at dawn today,
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INCREASE WAGES


'Ay Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. April IS. - The
navy department announced today
a new scale providing for from is
to 20 per cent increase for civilian
employees OF Pacific coast navy yards.
1t will be effective May /.
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ORDERS WHEAT SEIZED
w Asaseistsd Press.s

"HH"efated FReaasp
sAN FRANCISCO. April 1s--Food
administrator Hoover has author
'eu Food Administrator Merritt to
'sae all wheat held in California
warehouses; or by farmers contrary
" 'ne interests OF the government
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REPUBLICANS IN LEAD


tDy Associated Press.l
SACRAMENTO. April 1s.-Three
hundred and seventy-nine thousand
nine hundred and eleven OF l7,07z
voters that registered In California
up to April we're Republicans. The
Democrats registered 1881. I'm
iperial oounty q unraPortea
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COTTON SLIDING DOWN


(By Associated Presal
NEW YORK, April ls.-Cotton
prices dropped IS a bale today. The
fall Is attributed chiefly to renewed
reports at price fixing In the cotton
goods trade
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MacNamara Co.
Sends Out Bars

= The MaeNamara Mining com. :
= pany yesterday shipped 1880 =
= ounces of bullion, the result of =
= two weeks cleanup. The es- =
= timated value was 1886 =
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SMALL SKIP LOSS

Gsy Associated Frssa.I
PARIS. April 1s.-one ship under
1900 tons was the only French vessel
sunk by submarines last week
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GERMANS BURN NOVOSELN AND
SHOOT DOWN FLEEING CITIZENS
Turn Machine Guns or Women and
Children Trying to
Escape

en- and children who tried to escape
because the peasants resisted the
armed reQuisition of money by the
German troops and killed an officer.
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(By Associated PressD .H
OTTAWA. Ont, April ia Reu-
ter dispatch says the French are
heavily engaged in action in the
northern battle Of Arras
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TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

oitlcial readings OF the ther.
momeier by the United States
observer at Touopah:
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28

Seaman's union, said the order of the
board only made the situation worse
Officers Of the unions have been
asked TO a final conference tomor-
row with Chairman Hurley and K
p. Bass, the boards labor expert. to
determine whether the men shall go
out Monday as planned, in strike
which the shipping board has de-
clared could not be justified at this
time when a tie-up of lake transpor-
tation probably would mean paralysis
OF the war program
There have been suggestions that in
case Of strike that some OF the
thousands OF men in training for the
navy at Great Lakes, H., might be
used to man the vessels.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28


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There are thousands of women every
where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition,
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For suggestions in regard to YOUR con-
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The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28

A letter received yesterday from
Leo Mclaughlin stated he had re-
covered from his illness and would
return to the training camp Monday
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28
cOLORED KNIGHTS OF
PYTHlAS TO MEET HERE

Efforts made by Mayor McClondV
Secretary Bedding Of the Business
Mems League, and some OF the bust
ness men Of Hot Springs both white
and colored, were successful in secm
ing the 1919 session OF the Grand
Lodge, Colored Knights OF Pythias OF
Arkansas, for Hot Springa.
This is one OF the largest attended
colored fraternal orders Of the State
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28

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The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28

Hill returned yesterday afternoon
from Conway after attending the
State Normal for two months.
s. Nichols leaves Monday for a
two weeks outing at the home OF
Anderson McGill at Cedar Glades.
Mr. and Mrs II c. Bondurant re-
ceived a post card from their son,
Private H. c. Bondurant, stating,
THE ship on which | sailed has ar
rived safely overseas Henry is in
the ambulance corps,
n X
Arthur Welcher has returned from
Algoma camp at Oshkosh, Wis,
where he took boys military training
this summer.
Mrs. Burt Cecil and little son. ae-
companied by her sister-i in LAW, re-
turned this morning after scyera
weeks visit with her parents
Mrs. L. 3. Butterfield has returned
from Tulsa, Okla, where she has
zen visiting her son for the past
ohree months She was accompanied
home by her granddaughter, Mrs
Clara Butterfield Wilson.
X X
George Burch wife and baby of
Muldro. Okla, have been visiting
Rev and Mrs. j. r. Dickerson of
Cedar Glades Pike
X X
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A letter received yesterday from
Leo Mclaughlin stated he had re-
covered from his illness and would
return to the training camp Monday
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28
OHIO COLLEGE GIRL.
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NINE. HELENE SWIFT'S
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HELENE SWIFT ARTICLES.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28

Philip Johnson Of Tacoma. Wash
ington. wishes to locate his half sis
ter, Mrs. Fannie Bradley, whose
husband Is a painter and paper hang
or. Phone Mayors office 7-251w
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28
MRS. NErTLEron, PHONE 1908

Formerly OF Buckstaff Beauty shop
wishes to announce that she will Ne
found at her shop in the Thompson
Bldg. the tntire summer and pleased
to serve new as we'll as Old patrons.
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only. T-2-u
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West Philadelphia, Pa. -" During the
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The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-28
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