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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

Germany apparently preparing for another big effort the
battle France Heavy drug fire. such
uay precdes reported along extensive sectors held by
British violent artillery
actions along the French front
The intensive fire be south of
Amens and north
the Scarpe towards the British left flank In the Somme
British evidently been trying better their position
anticipation of the next push Field Marshal Hag
reports today slight his line TIE south bank the
Somue, of Vare Sous Corbie
artillery north of the Scarpe may
their thrust toward Arra which
utterly earlier battle the southern
Vy Ridge They have shown their intense anxiety
forward their lines the northern part of the battle to
salient the south allied counter
blow but have found the British line virtually mmovab all along
the front from Albert northward
still the battle norhward he ndi.
we'll the beginning of heavy attack with shells
British the mile front between Lens and Ia Basse
Amenieres miles OF La Basse The Ger
likewise pounding the French lines south of the oe the
allied right active fighting front The Frerch
retired from their dangerous salient here however and are
well established positions which had been prepared along
the Athletic excellent holding point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

Washington April sEvey finds the allies better posi-
on with definite the German offensive accord
official today by the British military attache here
French British and American pouring daily help
check the German drive
The opening the third fighting Amien says
the review finds the position of the allies steadily improving
"A strong effort by the drive down Somme
Amens during which he used about 25 front
few miles stopped last week with complete only
place the German line advanced and then only depth Of less
than mile a front
North OF Albert the British advance
ous attacks without bending
Near Montdder the French withdrew distance
strong positions The nowhere within miles of Amien
he still three miles distant his urtho advance from
the main Amens Paris railway the cutting of which would bring him
real victory The best proof of his discontinue the that he
making of minor incidents for window dressing purposes
British Palestine small force thrown the Jordan
less through which the reoned army
This retirement advertisement by triumph fof
the Turks who alleged have thrown the British back
the Jordan.
Similarly the Germans goatng today Of
Perra mande and FOmbray the neghboood Of Cauny and
the forest of Courcy AS matter Of fact these value
less Such advance they imply the south of the battle
45 90 miles Amien tactical value greater
than strategic value Pieremnde Foembry
Of the real French positions that negbOrhood and there
believe that they than lightly held
Doubtless the Germans will make further great before
they acknowledge the failure of their spring drive but is safe
that each day that finds the allies better position
resist with definite Each day which
ready considerable being swollen by French conngens from
their armies and that of the United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Huns Sacrifice Three Men for
Every Briton Killed in Albert Zone

With the British Army in France April Attacks and
attacks continue TO the British
battle front While them has compared with
the intense conflict waged in the first days the offensive
yet all OF them important that they represent the foundation
work for bigger 0
Twice last evening this the
took advance the north Albert and
each time they failed At clock this morning considerable
force advanced for attack vicinity north
Albert
The British attack Aveluy wood Mcn yes
teTday entire and the old positions returned
The who through this fight a
three killed the British desperate hght The
British sOrmed the battling machine guns
and rifles and then con ed the battle with hand genades and
Eombs The Germans enaCousy their positions but
gradually forced TO fall back leaving dead
Prisoners captured by the British that the casualties
the German officers been
heavy the beginning of the offensive and that commissioned
officers previously combed because wounds being
brought back into line
German aman taken prisoner said that the British had
and better apanes than the Germans he said the Germans could
not the risk of wasting machines this Of warfare
The prisoner formerly sohoomase convinced that the
would end this He implied that he thought the Germans
would allies declared the would
attacking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Facts Regarding
Last Two Loans

Washington. April Here tt
facts 81 the last two liberty loans.
second liberty loan Bonds actually
sold. s3.N0N. .76G. .lto. interest ate : per
cent maturity 90 wears Campaign
ran from October to q, l2l5. sub
scriptiona. st.GiT.532 goo Of which
half the Sl.Gl5 600 400 over subsorip-
tious above the s3.0oU.ooo. .oOo mint
mum offering were accepted Report
cd number of sulscrihcrs, $500. o0n
with indications th"t actual uumnrr
ran far above that About li.noo."uh
separate bonds were sold. Bonds wor,
convertible az par into nest suhsc-
qucut issue hearing higher interest
rate.
First liberty loan. gouds actually
sold, g. oo0. O0n. 600. Interest rate 3t
per cent. maturity 80 years. Cam.
paigu ran from May - tp June li.
1915. subscription. f1,02.. .226 $50. of
which the Sl.025.2eG.s50 ovcIsubscrip-
t,ons were rejected Reported num-
brr OF subscribers t.uUU.o0p. Auop'
100000 separate bonds were sold
Bonds we're conVcrtihl, at par into
second liberty loan bonds hciuF I pei
cent. ur any subsequent issue bearing
higher rate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
TWO KILLED, SEVERAL
HURT IN WRECK ON
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Fast Passenger Train Collides
With Freight Wreck Near Am
sterdam; Doctors and Relief
Trains Rushed 10 the Scene.

Albany y Y. Npru \ The Empire
state express, which lcf' Ncw Nor'S
this morning tor the west. ana train
number 10. east hound from Buffalo.
couided with freight wreck near
Amsterdam shortly after noon III,
east bound train II reported to have
overturned into the Mohawk river.
Doctors and relief trains have been
ordered from nearby points
Two men were reported kllled aud
several persons slightly injured in p
wreck ON the New York central west
of Amsterdam shortly before ] y. nu,
to-day
Two ~ the CentIal~ most import
ant passenger trains the Empire state
express. which left New York at $3.50
e. m. for Buffalo. and train number
10. from Chicago and ;7evclund, ANA
a fretght train were Involved
The reported dead are thr engineer
and fireman OF the Empire state rN-
press. Another report said the fire
man was not Killed Many passcugrrr
AT first were reported killed hut lnttr
Information Was that the Empire cu-
giLccrs and fireman fGruishtd lh"
only fatalities II was reported from
Sew York that about FORTY pass"ur,'-
had been injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

VI ioinN's gct.togcthcr luncheon oi
the hhcrtN bond workcr----a splendid
gathering Of loNHl men and wom, ~
She name of u Young professional man
was mentioned ~ having refused to
buy u libcrty bond. That Souur nnn
was burt hN the r'fccnsS'; bccnu-,'
the mnnnCr of mention of his nam,
placed his Nmcricanism Ia question.
Chairman ". D. Hickey put the
whulc dung squared, when he said
"Thcr' arr WAYS of rcsu,iug--
Hnd ihcW are ways"
The Herald du,-nt know the facts
about this particular Nonng man. "
lac ivfu~'rl to buN u bond. having.
the money therefor. or &C. even though
broke. hc refused IN such way aS
to tas; even slight slur 90 iltc .au~r
the bond ~alc~m,-I represent. then
the u~c Of his name publirl, today
was right
H. on the Other hand. his :cTu~aI
was ha~cd solrlN on lack Of money and
or ability Ia get u. then wrong has
been dOnc him
There j. need for caution In mat
tcr~ of this Kind. II IL NOT ~ disgrace;
nor l. " unamcrlcan Ia he broke. IL
l. uliarncri'nn ~ refuse Ia u iihcriN
bond salesman a fair. full aud COM
plcic .Nplnnntion for refusing to buy
u hond.
u II equally unamcrican tn unfair
" brand u mHn for refusing to buN
a liberty bJnd--if his only reason iur
credit
a A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
DEMAND FORLAWS TO
PUNISH OISLOYALTY
RENEWED IN SENATE
Debate on the Sedition Bill Breaks
Out Afresh; Bitter Attack Made
on Louis + Post, Assistant Sec.
retary of Labor.
~ AssoeiAren earss

Washington. April N.Dcmaud for
laws fu punish dissoynl utteran'et
were renewed In the senate today
when the ~cditiou bill was taken up
for debate.
senator Buruh. Of Idaho. said that
u the measure would prohibit "a trvu
discussion Of the efficiency or met
ficicncy of any department or Official
or the wisdom or uDwisdom OF amy
official he would oppose a. Senator
sherman said the .nuguagc ~ the bill
IL sufficiently broad 20 make amy
slight uncomplimcntary reference Go
q public official, AN offcnsc.
senator sherman said hv had heard
more criticism of the government and
the supreme court at meetings of th"
National League OF Popular Govern
mcuts than at socialist mcctiugs ON
thc lake front In Chicago.
HIVE you heard critici-ms OF IA
supreme court in tin. chamber a-l-
ed senator Gallingcr uf NcW Hamp.
shire,
81 have. was the reply
An attack on Louis f. Post. assist
ant secretary of labor. was made hy
the Illinois senator. who said the Post
family owns the publication called
THE Public which hc said was a
single tax sheet and socialist az hcnrt
and the exponent ana muuthpiocc uf
every governmental error Mr. Post
he continued. is contributor to that
publication ~ are a great variety ul
social settlement workers, all of whom
are high iu this administration
senator sherman declared the bui.
4 passed wu,ud br administered hy
social settlement worker and not
Statesmen
"Do you approve of that kind -
prcachins asked senator r"indrNt"r
uf Washington referring 10 "Th' pub
llc"
II do not" senator sherman re.
piled
Those are the things this hiil is lu-
tended 10 prohiLH.' said senator
Poindcxtcr. who added that he sug
pcstcd the bin amended $40 that up
"BolshcVik shall have anything 10 ~
with It's enforcement
THAT would break up The admin
istrution replied sherman
An amendment by senator Thomas
of Colorado WAS adopted providing
that uttcrances ana publications
abusive 81 the government consiitu-
iiuu. soldiers and sailors. flus. otc..
shalt Dee "wilful" before the pcnalti"1
apply
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
French Lines Hold As 800, 900
German Troops Try to Break Through

With the French Army France April Twenty five divisions
been used by the Germans the
through the French line and reach the railroad running south
Amens All attacks have been checked by the wonderful
of the French of whom
arrived the battlefield
The Germans are obtaining only insignificant results their
advance considering troops engaged the
German force at least three times great the number French
defenders
The cheerfunes and confidence French troops
into action remarkable They feel they enemy
and make light OF the German superiority numbers The French
command continues TO work the principle using the smallest
possible number of troops stay the German rush. thus Oning
the reserves for possible attacks elsewhere.
Since March 80 the French have not budged In fact they have
gained ground the northern the hill
occupied hills overlooking Mont possess little prao
tca value although they afford going Noyon
and slightly beyond that town
Further eastward along the oe the French Saturday
from dangerous salient north Amgy Fighting way they
retired TO better positions which had prepared
river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
AHTu LIRX BNTTLEs On
IEI-T bend DI TIlI OISI'

Paris April Violent artillery cu-
gagcmrnts occurred last night cs-
pccialy on the left bank of the Ois4
river SAYS todays official report
No. o.infiutry actions ON the principal
battle fronts are reported
The statement follows
The night was marked ag violent
artillery actions. especially un tho LETT
bank of the bisr
French pairuls W'r, active. br,ug
ing iu prisoners
ION the lcn bank 90 th, Mousc 100
the Nrruuu" German raids vvr, ro-
pulsed.
'ENcrwherc elise the night pp7srd
iu quiet"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Plans to Rebuild
Medical Reserve

Washington April 5 a circular
ic,ter sent today 10 the -four thpusaud
members uf tho medical rc+,rtc corps
on thc inactive list said the surgeon
general had found u necessary 90 90.
charge all officers. whom because OBJ.
age or other reasons would hc unable
To- respond 10 a. summons Geo a,t.r
duty, and asked from each offi.cr de-
tailed Information as 90 his present
situation
Commissions boz the u.d m,diclI r,-
serve corps permitted tho mDn rco... -
inE them tu decide whether they a.
sired active service 4 campaign u
rebuild th" medical ir-cr,, nIr,,ut .a
under way the American medical 1888.
~0oiation cooperating Viih the m
tary authuritiee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Says France Made
First Peace Move

Amsterdam. Apri' g. The statements
~ the French government and oN.
Premier painle,o that il wa. AuStril.
not France, which took the initiative
resulting In the conversations lu SNif
2crlnud concerning the possibility ~
opening peace negotiations. are denied
hs the Austrian guNcrument which iu-
sists that France took the first stem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Bolo PaSha Is
Given Reprieve
~ Assoe,Arso rsess

Paris April 81 shortly following
the action ct President puipcsrc n
refusing CleucnCN to Bulu l'asha.
convicted of treason I'm acting a~ the
agent of German propaganda iu
France which caused the expectation
thai his execution would not hc long
delayed II was announced today that
the military judicial authorities had
granted Bolu % rc lricyc Their action
was based upon the representation
uf his attorney Nlhert Sa'les that the
convicted man had revelations tu
make to the authorities
The 'onEth of the rcprieNc is not
given n the official announcement
which in making public the fact ~
the rvprIeNr states that - is rr1uted
Tor the moment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
BIiIrISH GAIN SLIGIITLN
SOITU DI RIVER SOMME

London April N.--Ou IA, southern
bank uf the Summe the iriNsh 'H.i
night mad, % small advance 10 I- uu-
nuuuccd officially
The statcmou. follows
We advanced our line slightly dur
ing the night ou the south bank %
he Somnic. oa-t uf Nairc-~uut -'orb.,
"North ~ the Summc u few pri--
oners ana machine gun we're captur-
rd hN W In the ucigiborhuud of Nc"-
.lic-Nitassc
The ourmys artillery has shown
increased activity during the uight un
tho whole British battle front Heavy
hostile gas shcluug has taken place al
SO between l.ru- ana Ia liussc cauui
and east OF Arm,uticrcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Zbyszko-Cutle
Wrestling Bout

Watcrloo ln. April wladok
Zbvszko of New York and Charles
cutler Of Chicago. two leading cou-
tcndcrs or the heavyweight cham
piuuship now conceded To- Earl cad
dock of Iowa. meet here tonight IN a
finish match. two falls out Of three
Tho winner VIII challenge cad
dock for a match 10 Ice advertised as
"a title event
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
los SIackerS to
Go on a Journey

Chicago. April Tho immigration
bureau today announced that an or
the l05 draft -lackors sentenced 10
the hous, ~ correction hy Judge
Lands nt Rockford. m. last summer
will hc doportod when their sentences
are concluded This number includes
thirty. whose eases all eadv have been
disposed OF by the immigration au-
thoritiCs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Shoots Twice at
KaiSer'S Picture

Davenport la.. April N.- During
the performance here uHt night uf O.
photo pla ydrpicting German atruri-
ties. q muu who gave ht- nam" 1s u
j. Krly ana mir occupation ts % tray
cling salesman. fired two shots at
tho screen when an impersouatiou ~
th" GcrmHn rmpurcr was shown.
kol'N was taken boo custody hut today
u was announced hr would not bee
prosecuted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
difficulties anticipated.
MARINES WE'RE LANDED
TO PROTECT PROPERTY

London April Tho landing 81
British marines at Vhdiyostok. was
principally to protect the railroad
station aud the vicinity uf the British
consulate according to a Reuter- dis
patch from Toxic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
Kaiser Sees
Monster Gun

~ NTa0lIaFTn PHT9s
amsterdam April s.--i1mITrOr
William on March ~ inspected the
gun with which the Germans an,
bonhar,ling Paris, says kan i,o--
n"r. war correspondent of the
lOkal \nleigrr of Hcrliu. u hooked
then more like nn cnnrmous gray
crane Than n real gun according
to tie correspondent. and can
throw - shcil for distance uf i3D
kilomctir'S tsO.G miles Firing -
shorter distance iian un Mar'h 80.
lr add-, " required rNacilN is3
seconds iur - ~hcll tu reach PARIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
GERMANY PREPARING FOR ANOTHER
SMASH AGAINST LINES OF ALLIES
lin NORTHERN FRANCE; DRUM FIRE
REPORTED ALONG BRITISH SECTORS

Usual Symptoms Preceding Big Offensive Are in
Evidence and Ii Is Believed the Teutons Are
Getting Ready to Renew the Drive Against Foe;
Most Intensive Hun Activity Seems to be South
of the Somme Where Direct Drive to Amens
Is Being Staged; Field Marshal Haig Reports a
Slight Advance East of Vaire-Sous- Corbie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
EVERY DAY FINDS ALLIES IN BETTER
TO COPE WITH GREAT HUN
OFFENSIVE; RESERVES POURING in

War Departments Review Of the European Situa-
ton Indicates That the Positions of the French,
British and Americans Are Steadily Improving;
Every Effort of the Enemy to Sweep Down the
Somme Was Stopped Last Week With Com
pete Success, Except in One Place, Where the
Teutons Scored to Depth of Less Than Mile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
American State Department Con
fronted With More Trouble ow.
ing to the Occupation of vladi-
vistock in the Far East.
INTERNATIONAL ASPECT
is GIVEN TO INCIDENT
New Developments May Cause
Great Complications Council of
Soviets Will Protest to u s.
Against Present Step.


Washington Npril >-Th" landing
of Japanese and British forces az
Nludiyostok and the lI1lshevlki Obj
joctuu % the move promise 90 cause
the state department some concern.
When Japanese occupation uf Sihcrin
was proposed recently this govern
meui assumed hands Off policy.
ana tho lussiin national council nf
.ocicts has announced u.s. purpos" to
protest to the United states against
the present step
Americas attitude drew EXPIRES
s.ou- Of satisfaction from the russian
official press. hut developments IN
NmdiNostok have changed the situa-
t!on lu the past the United states
often has asserted its right 10 land
naval forces tu overcome conditions
of anarchy existing ai some foreign
port where American lives aud prop
rrty were Involved, In Vera cruz
large military forces were used Tor
this purpose without violating the
general principle of international law
Assuming that the American rou-
surs report that Japanese citizens
were Killed and wounded ~ Nludi-
Vustok, by unrcstraiued Russians Is
supplemented bV ovidcrc, that the 10
cal BolsheViki officials either are
powcrless or unwilling To punish the
guilty parties and afford adequate
protection to foreign life ana property
officials here feel that they can not
withhold fun approval officials here
feel that they can not withhold fun
approval of The action of the Japanese
and british The tact that the Brit
ish followed the action Of the Japa-
u-se and British The fact taat the
British followed the action "t the Jap
aucsc gives an international aspect
to the incident which also tends 10
deprive 10 of amy appearance Of Il
simple act ui Japanese aggression.
Difficulties anticipated.
difficulties are anticipated 10, the
officials lu communicating sound
aud sane explanation of the attitude
OF this government 90 the RolsheViki
/ authorities I'm Moscow u b. expected
! that there viii hr some commuuicn-
/ tiuu from the Japanese and British
governments tu the state department
here of IN" purposes uf the naval
/ commanders ana officinlr hope they
will u1laV the Rolsheviki approheu-
I ~ions that military invasion of 81
hcria hN Japan and Great Britain has
| been started
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
AI,TIII.InN IL NCTINE
NIONG BliiTISH FRONT

with the British ARMY 800 Franc
April N Intense hostile arullert Wurk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
METAL NNltkTT.

New york, April S.--Load Market
firm. Spot t,.s5a5tO
Spcltcr-- Market duli Fast 81 Louis
delivery. spot offered at 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-08
BARONET WOW Pills
INTERNED AS ENEMY

FRITZ Won Pills, known under nufh-
Der Of terms as baron end 'ha-
rope.' and count" whose legal re-
s,dence is in Amelia county, has been
arrested in New York and informed
In the prison on Ellis Island as
dangerous enemy alien" Twice be-
fore he has been before the public
eve. Once on the exposure OF Ger
tain transactions with neutral coun-
tries and again when his property in
AYnelia was visited by secret service
agents in search OF 4 hidden wireless
apparatus which vas supposed to be
concealed on the premises. Due TO
the relations which existed between
Austria Hungary and the United
states before the present congress, he
could not be taken into custody on
the evidence then collected against
him,
Won Pills was employed by the
Prussian government in the colonial
ton department, and was one of the
officials charged with the attempt 10
Prussianize Poland In 1902 He went
to Serbia later and in 1915 he turned
up in New York, and has been known
to enjoy condolences with many Teu.
ton plotters and diplomats.
He was taken completely by surprise
when agents of the department o.
Justice arrested him. He had consid-
cred himself safe because Of the lack
Of rigidity ia the rules laid down
gainst Austro- Hunsarians After be
ing questioned by the assistant United
States district attorney, he was order
ed tnterned as dangerous enemj
alien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-08
Collected Ivy the Daily Record.
Z. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The United States circuit court OF
appeals reconvened yesterday, with
Circuit Judges Pritchard and Woods,
and District Judge Mcdowell In ac-
tendance
This being conference day, the
court did not hear arguments in
cases, but went into conference upon
cases heretofore argued end remain
ing undecided
Cases in call today
No. 1887. A G. l. L, r. Co. plain :
tiff in error, vs.. Robert A. Woods. de-
PENDANT In error: error to the district
court at Charleston. :. G. To be ar
gued by Mr. p A. Wilcox, Of VIII
rnington. n. G: Mr.. Lucien w McI'e
more, of sumter, S. G.. and Messrs.
Barron. Mckay. F'rierson & Monatt,
Of Columbia 6. g.. for the plaintiff
In error and by Mr.. W, Boyd Evans
ana Mr.. William ". Halves, OF Co
iurnbia. 8. c.. for the defendant In
error
No. 1853. Hardwood Packing com :
pany. plaintiff in error, VIZ. Courtney
company. defendant in error error
TO the district court at Charleston
w. va. TO he argued by Messrs.
French & Eesley. Of Bluefeld. w Va
for the plaintiff in error. and hy
Messrs. Idnn & RyTne. OF Charleston,
w. Va. for the defendant in error