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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-09

WANTED Housekeeper. Middle aged
woman preferred. Inquire R. S.
Keel, 1923 Main street, Watertown, Wis.
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LONDON. August 1o.-frcnch troops
have advanced nearer 10 III" important
pniu, at Roy" from thr southwest by
the capture Of The villages Of -trman-
court and Tilluloy. according |" IN" OF
fetal statement from Field Marshal
liliE today.
South If the Snmrn" EritiSh troops
hav, captured 20m prisoners.
British positions "lSt 81 Mcrlcourt
south uf the river HAY" h""u linked
with th.tEritish lines last Of Eitn"hcm
north Of til" river.
The British positions south "t l'Ih"hS
,rcr" attacked last rv'1IinE. by tho Ger
mans. Tn" attacks w"r" r"rulS"h
Tho statement reads;
"Ycsirrdry evening ia" enemy attack
cd our positions south # l.lh"ns. II"
was rcpulS"d
.AS a result of y successful ATTACK
carried out by us Immediately s"uth "r
,h, S,Inmr we captured 200 prisoners
and linked up "ur Positions east al M'T'-
court with III" line east vi flin"h'n' "''
th, north bunk If tn" river.
"nu thr right Of Ih" fourth Er'tlsh
army our allies mad" progress in me
,r,.-nunu III The. dirrctIrn "f Roy" car.
,urinr ,hr villages IL ArInanc"urt ana
Till"l"y. nj,
/ ION III" northern portion 81 IN" hF'
;,h fran; A.. effected lur:I improve
,n.uls IN our lin" east Of ls"hr"p an" DC
tween Hi"ux-l:rrQuin and M"rriS.
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BRITISH AND FRENCH
Continued from Page one.)

fighting today. They still ar" holding
their line and their patrols hav" boon
sent out now and then feeling out the
foreground
\; many places along III" new 'front.'
especially just south 81 IN" S"m'n". IN"
Germans AT" occupying th'!r old me
dusouts. built by the French more than
two years ago.
The Germans hay" c"n'Hniratrd ar
tillcry at many places and today are
sending IN more. shells than on any Gay
since the hattl" began. Linens. which
cam. INFO British hands yesterday wheh
Field Marshal IIaiE'S men Stortncd the
place after having been driven out III
a counter attack. was being heavily
SHIELDED today.
A party Of cavalry charging down
from too Roye road. run int" the Cross
Ere of large German pill boxes studded
with machine guns just this sid" OF
Roye and received n check. but the Ger
mans who happened t" set the "pp"r-
tunity TO do this execution paid III" cN-
trTme penalty later
Today the rcSiStanc" by tho enemy
has been stiffcninE progressively. but
MS troops dpEHdI tp p'> .flNOuS 'iii' up
prehensive of what the future holds out
for them and what the allies intended
u do. In order Ia feel out the Allied
forces * is expected that further heavy
counter attacks may b. launched By ;h''
enemy.
Stories Of the air fighting over tn"
battle lines arr amazing. One observer
coming into his station shot down four
machines. In the same lighting Brit
ish pilot chased on" enemy plane IL
earth and was Swpopng down to finish
of his anita cnnist when the man climb
! cd on. Of his machine and held UP his
hands IN token of surrender.
so. I didn't kill him" the British
pilot said.
"Eut on my way homo I met q group
OF enemy machines and Ent 4 bullet in
me but managed TO land inside our
lines
The report OF this incident ends with
the statement that the pilot died In 4
hospital shortly after relating his ex-
pcrirnc".
\ Rritishcr two-snater shot down two
enemy machines during ba;il"-royal
. in the mir Tho pilot was badly wound
cd and fell across his controls. The OBJ
server leaned forward and secured hts
comrades body and managed 20 Ect
, control Of the machine He brought II
70 earth and both the occupants escHp-
ed death.
Another pilot during the course Of q
fight started for home wounded. When
ten feet above the Edound inside his
! own lines, he collapsed from LOSS Of
blood.
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ARTHUR LOEB, CHAMPION DEEP :.
SEA DIVER Of WORLD, IN CITY

being from the kaiser and he stated that
he kindlcd Il hon fire with IL in TOXIC.
Japan on the day that the United
States declared war on Germany.
Ills first job Will be the sup"rni"nd-
ing Of the raising of tho 5. $. Carolina
which was sunk IS miles out Of New
York by Il German sub while on It's way
from Porto Rico 10 tho United states
WIKI 4 cargo. He Will next so To Scot
land and England and work III that dis
lricl. He shows passports ana govern
mont papers from all parts Ut the conn'
try and also carries Il card showing thai
h, is in the l.. S. service. II" IS thirt!
Years Of age and weighs 2"@ pounds. The
hero shows several scars. one across
hi.: forehead when hc hurst blood N"s-
sci and fractured his skull In the last
land case.
bic holds record for swimming 81
miles also tn" worlds deep sea diving
record and also u record for staying
under water with a diving bell for W."
and q half hours. II" was born IN thi-
ago ond WAS raised IN the stockyard DIS
tr!ct whcr. ne got mis- training. lie IS
n typical athlete and claims that he Was
ne"cr i'll day in his life.
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seen and the commentators Al prHsc'I
see nothing in II rs a cause tnr Anxiety :.
Ervcrthcl, IS. a warning Is again raise"
aEainS, nvrrronfidcnCc and exaggerated
antlrpaIionS. II is recalled that G,hrrhI
MnnE!a on the Marine turned IN" Ger
man offensive INTO Il defeat ana that IN"
British victory ~ tamhrai last HoFrm-
Der was converted into grave reverse
What Happened before conreiranI!
may happen again. says the daily Mail
Even If General I.udcndorff cannot re-
gain III" offensive this year. he can II Is
rnntrndc,. put up very stubborn de-
frnsr. Accordingly il hrh"ovcS the al
lies tn =" Harlly. remembering there ara
still difficult corners ia be passed.
Sanguin" reports al tho Captur" OF
Chauln.s and Rnyc seem 10 HAY" been
examples Of tho tendency III some quar-
tors t. imagine that the progress Is
faster than II IS in tho fac" Of *iitt"ninE
rnrmy resistance. Thns" places still ar"
apparently IN German hands although
their fall seems possibly not far off. ON
the WHOLE however. IN" situation IS re-
gard"d Us extremely favorable for the
alirS.
Tn" Daily Mail describes ;GS an cr"nt
uf historic Importance" thc "ntrT into IN"
iish, Of Inc American troops north Of
the S"ntnr. II Nh:S Lh''! ""i nv ~"
m!raiion Of tn" most famous ErllISh
regiments.
On the south "f tho battle front IN"
French h:N" not yet reached the crest
OF the l.:u,sIrny MassIr. possession of
which would put the Germans both 10
tho n0riU and to. the south in uncOm
| Portable pockets.
On the whole front nothing Is seen yet
hv experts - Indicate that thc Germans
! intend IL hold their present lin" which is
n"t 4 good on" miitarily. although they
90. 'upi"d almost the same line for Ions
tim" two years ago.
The French hay" their eyes IN Las
signy. about thr'" miles in front Of
/ In" present lin" for possession OF TINS
! town would virtually compel consider
able German Withdrawals for Ions
B stretches on both sides.
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nespecate Fighting.

PARIS. August l2.-Ther,> has been
desperate hand to hand fighting cover
Ing the last TWO days on the Chaulncs-
Roye-L -Nuyon front. The Ger
mans are defending the ground inch by
inch. intent on saving the bulk of the
armies OF Generals Won der harw1tZ
and Won Huticr. which are rctrcatinS In
the direction Of Neslc and Ham.
The allied pressure has not been dim
ish.d. but tho Germans have brought
up reserves which had been intended
FOR offensive purposes and have thrown
them into the defsnSir" action, tempo
rarilv. delaying the progress Of the al
lies.
Solid occupation by tho infantry anc
artillery in Chaulnes and Noyyr w"ula
ha = critical situation for the Germans
in their rrtrrat. Light clements or CIV
airy and cyclists already hav" pen@-
trated both points. but permanent "cce.
carton hy the allies and their control
Of tn. roads Leading tn .Ncsl" and Ham
have not yet been obtained. TIL" ohjce-
tivcs undoubtedly will have 70 DC ttirT
ny
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poets large scale operations in Soptem-
Der and October.
Advance Continued.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The French arc
continuing their advance between the
AEre and the Disc. according tn news re-
coivcd in London today. and hay" cap
turrd the town Of LEch"ilc- SIaurln.
three miles directly west nf koyc.
The line on this front now runs from
I.'Echrlle-Staurin southeast through Ar
rnancourl and Tflul"y. thrrc miles south
, west Of Roy" and continues on III Il
ScuthrnSt"rly direction through Fucry.
| II miles southcas, of MontGi3i>-. y
; thcn curves more 20 III" cast and passes
through tn" Mnuticuy quarry IN III" hill
! north Of .Antoval just northwest Of
; tbcc"urt. on tho Disc.
! TIL" british have cLrt"r'tN IN" west
! era edge 0t the town Of Bray. on the
! Scrlm" the adviccs state.
| Apparently the attack on I'll" southern
part of IN" front w;,& heinz continued by
! conferred n the sector around tn" Las
| Sicny MaSSif. II is difficult Ia say
whether the French har" on tn" rr"si,
! but thcv must ne close 70 it, Tn" Who'll
! pnSition IN the southern line depends
uynn possession OF It.
. In ;h:. region between The RuyG r"1H
and tho SuInT" the position has been
! Stabilized TIL" tirrnr;,ns h:lv" rnH$S"'
=. heavy artillery ON this front and arr
| heavily cuuntnr-aitackInC. Til" towns
Of Abort and ChaulncS S""!r",! to-day
to b. held by the enemy and Roy" has
not fallen.
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O. S GOVERNMENT AGENT ON WAY
TO EUROPE TO SAVE SUB
MARINED VESSELS.
HIS Also Saved Hundreds Of Lives In
Disasters Scattered Over The
World.

"t-ncIr SANS" champion deep sea div
cr. Arthur I1r"h. arrived IN tn" CT! last
evening on his way L" Europe |" ASSIST
in tho saving nf Il number "i EcSSciS
tina, have been sunk hy tho Hun t-hoatS
and is stopping for day or TWO III lh''
Mcclure hotel. taking just = llitl" rest
h.foro h, starts on the last leg Of his
journey toward tho East. II" Is ON MS
way from tn" liawaiian Islands. Whcr"
ne has been working. 10 England. Wh"r"
h, will b." assigned 10 his duties. His
cargo at present consists Of eight larG"
trunks containing diving r"llS and other
dc"p Scu implements and a.full piooH""
Boston Bull dog. which is his only part
ncr IN business
Loeb Will he remembered a. IN" East
land hero, where h. saved IS lives and
later brought up - bodies for which act
he received a Carnegie hero medal and
also gold medal studded with diam
onds from tho CITY Of Chicago. lie Is
n .Inw and also holds tho record uf Dr.
ing tho ELDEST ono in his lin" hf bust
ness. He was called into service ht the
biz Cleveland crib disaster and made tho
trip from Baltimore. Md. reaching his
dos linaiIun in tim" t. SAY" four persons.
IL, ais" secured a large number of
bodies there At PEORIA H.. he WIS
again called into service ut tn" Co
lumhia disaster and gain he Slvt~l 4
nu;nh"r Of lives. II" superintendent the
raising Of the l.. :. Suhmarin" Fl
which sunk in Honolulu harhnr anil also
raised vessels 1t Melbourne. Australia
and also IL: other countries. He claims
10 hav" visited every county "n th'
gluh" in connection with his work and
has letters III his piSS"=Sinn from kings
! and .iucrnS. from III" president and gov
errors Of almost every state in tho
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Germans Reacting.

PARIS. Aug. l2.--Thr Germans are
rcactiuE "n tn" allied left with GER
tain amount Of SUCCESS. having hal I'm"
to got into line divisions rushed fran
tically from tn" north. II is h"licE"i
f,or.. III. fresh tr""pS er" heinz thrown
into the t!rht in n d"Sp'' rat" rndcaT"r IN
block tho allied aGTanr" toward ErSl".
General NOn lIuticr VIII" escaped bad
" damaged from til" M"ntdiii"r pocket
is trying. Ilnw Ia halt temporarily on ih''
Ruyc-Nnyon end lin. II" is strong
enough ut Enynn wh"r" his nank rest $
on tho Disc hut should tn" british SUE
coed in drhnurhinc from tn" villages &c
I.ihonS. Chilly. FrnnzarI. Fr"sn"y and
r;my"nrourt in tn" general direction "t
N"slc
Won Huticrs right at Roy" w"':ld not
only b. turned. hut h" would u" cut off
and hopol"s%ly lost. TIL" "n'irc lin" II
Is believed her" then would =" down.
Should Won 1Iuti"r succeed in holding
on sufficiently to r"t ms guns AMI ma
irrial away his next NOV" pr"hHhlT
would hn back toward the Snmtn". ply
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WOmen'S Demonstration
Broken Up By Police

WASIiINuiTON. AUG. l2.-!tn"thrr
wunIun'S PARTY demonstration in protest
against tn" S"nntc'N delay in acting on
tn, federal sufTraE" amendment was
broken M today by III" police. Thirty
eight women participating. hammer car
rirrS and speakers, w"rr arrested AS they
assembled before III" l-;Ifay"tt" statue
in tn" squar" opposite the Whit" House.
When tho women had hr"n released at
tn" polio" headquarters on thor promise
L. appear Wednesday for trial. thirty
SIX uf them marched back To tho Larhy-
rtlc STATUE and were Tc-arrostcd.
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THREE A|RMEN KILLED

PENSACOLA. Fla. Aug. 1S.--Three
student aviators OF the United states
naval training school were instantly
killed hero late today when large sea :
rlanr in which they were making prhc4
ticc hight fill into Pensacola BAY. y"
causr was assigned for the accident by
the officials.
The dead mrn are: Jrstis Popp OF
Scw York city: Guy Il. Frali"y 81
Gcn"srn. y. =, and Gary u. Manceri''
of Minneapolis. 4 fourth student IN
tho plan" whose name WAS not gwen
out. escaped death
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LiUe TO be 100
Millions Die of Kidney Disease
Thousands Have II now
And Never Suspect it.

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I.>rIS NuuuSt l"-NIiitary cnhiH''h-
.otnrs III n" lnr... newspapers express
r,,rCid.ucn that III" allied ADVANCE
uhi,.. slowed mp is bound Ia b" con-
ti'ru"h.
II - certain that tn" ';"rrinn r"'r"''
=. ,,,. over says l'H"mnr l'ihr"'
Whit. IN. Petit l'ariSl"n 90 '!tr'S 'hnS
~. c,rlur,. Of l.aSsirnN by tn" fT"ACh
t.: only a question "f hours. In 1a"' 'h''
cnrir,. ..rn,lr "f halls between il$SlEnS
,uI m" p,sr - hring "nriTrl''. INC
r,.I,i InurnaI d"rla'"s. and mist 'h"F-
iia!lv ~, ""aruat"d
MANY nf ~" critics point I" 'h' 'a''
-h,, h.rari.:.. uf his S'rl"us LOSSES under
thr ,,lI,rJ blow In" 'n"inH has poem F"n'-
nrll.J - use Ir,".pS Il" WAS rHS"FNihE
for future ur~rnti"n*. wh!i" IN" a'i'''S'
!, WIS declared HAY" i"""n mastering 'h'
enemy with only their lin" troops" WIN
ont drawiri: urnn ;h"ir reserves M
,;.rr,al,. ii * painted out. increase"
,n"rr losses ny ih"lT Vi"!"n' react"
49, SUNDAY Cor III" purpose ~ covering
,hcl- retreat and protection q! n" inc
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Hit Vulnerable Point.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. lS.---Th" allies Mt
t,ck,d the mos; yuln"rabl" point IN IN"
, ;crnau western front. says captain Won
S.lzuann, in n" N"s$l$rh" H"ItHnE OK
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Thu, strength Of tho German positions
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after a consolidation OF tho Assn" ana
Scslc front. Field Marshal Won find'h-
burg can ship his reserves on the inner
line freely and send them speedily 10
every menaced point The captain cN-
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PARIS, August 12.-Th'r" has h"en
no marked change in the fighting situa-
lion on the French front during the
nigh, says the official statement from
rho war office today. There was ;G-
tillcry fighting in the territory south
west OF Roye.
TIL" statement reads:
":.,wccu tht. hvre and the O!Sc the
situation is without change. During the
night there was artillery fighting IN
tn" region of Marquivili"rs ard CIVIL
lcrs. Nothing is reported from tho re-
uoaindrr of tho front
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Western Unions Union
Men Get Wage Advance

NEW YORK. Aug. Announcements
Of a genera, ;ncr"aS" If 10 percent in
wages Of all crupluy'"s Of tn" western
Union Telegraph company. belonging to
the Association recently organized by
the company. was made hero today.
The increase. rstrnartiv" from July /.
applies to about 5000 workers.
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1OSDO% August lo.-An on

LONDON. August l2.-An official
communication issued by IN" mr. minis
cry tonight. dealing with h"m pln% ana
raiG!ng operations. says that despite inc
unfavorahlc weather. FrltlSh hlrrlah'T'
successfully attacked the lirpltnc and
chemical works At Frankfort. othcF
ccu.d,ons attacked the railways ut Metz
ard an alrdro,uc ut Hagrnau. AlS7tcc.
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Mara RriSnnaCS.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. August j. tHy tn" AsS"c1a'ed
I'r-ss) Two enemy atrdr"mcs and moro
prisoners have been captured by tho al
li.s. The prisoners ara from 1r';st
E'russ,n and Eararian divisions ana
have be-.n taken during the past wv"
hours.
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BERKELEY STRINGS. ". Va. Aug.
I2.-Berkel.y county "inc:hl vote. us
canyassed today. with tn" missing pre-
cinctS counted.
tinted States senator. Republican,
L,Il,;ns 3,6; Gaines. 3s: Highland. l25;
Hughes. 3tS.
United States senator DsmpcratIc-
Watson. ~: Chiffon. ~.
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Generals Cashtered.

LONDON. August I2.-rhr,-H German
ernerals recently commanding near
Montiidicr have h""n caSIl"r"d fnr
ncrl.c; Of duty. according l" belgian
reports received in Amsterdam ara
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citing on Noyon. He would swing his
rirht back on the line Of N"sIc and Noy-
on.
Tho Germans now arc nShtinS for
time to mako this possible and his
lighting is likely TO be even more des-
prrai" today than il WAS Sunday. The
Germans 81 far have done no more than
check tho allicd left north If IN" Arr".
!, is believed to bc certain that they
Will spare nothing III IN cndcavor 10
nuSh II hack.
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Ritter Resistance.

PARIS. August l".-t.Xtrrrn"lE htt"f
-.sis, Snrc IS hria encountered from ING
,;.rrn;I us along III" line Of 'hau'h"s
Roy"-A2y"n. Tn" "n"mF is hr,nf'nE ;,' up
strrrie t,.-infor~"m"nts. Will, IN" allies
ara, nr,,parius for Il further advance
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Figures in pareNthcsis are num-
her OF missing precincts.
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Republican.

Figures in parenthesis are missing
precincts.
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WATSON s LEAD
REMAINS SMALL
IN SENATE RACE

With changes r.~>nrd"d IN The phi" a'o
Morgan county totals yesterday IN" ''''"
of Clarence W. Watson over William L.
Chiffon for IN" p"a"'rat' >''''i''"F',''
nomination in last Tuesdays Sta;c-W'"'
s01m.~ election remains very Suall
The totals this morning are:
Watson ...........:.....2 t.N"'
~A1,o, ,. 24.SHD
tad 50
In the Republican contest the p'u-
rality OF ElN.aS over Highland has pee"
Increased. The totals this morning are
Elk,nS ...........-- -"''''
Highland .-............ i.""'
Elkins plurality ......... -,t4i
The figures II detail follow:
ocrntic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13
2OB Discount
on Leonard Cleanable
RefriSeratorS

A thorough protection
against the heat, that Will
make your ice last half again
as long. Now we have about
'twenty different styles and
sizes ranging from 25-lbs. to
15o-lbs. ice capacity. Now
the prices arc lower than at
any previous time during the
vcar-lower than they will be
next year.
Now Is the Time to Buy.