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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-26

Bill bliDe retiProig % bnrig og SDer-
ensitelnn,elfe meo internntionalt Sc,
lnofratis Aipirdtioner s
Cen ti6ligere rusiiife Bremiern,i.
nifter Aleranoer aerenifp fortolte
aonferenier1 ioag, at MeoIelnmerue
al ben gaHle Qonifitnti ntionsfor oriamling
1lrgoes .3enlueligbeo i gfusIarl6 %
fori6ger at 6nnne en- Regieri1g for
beIe NusIarb.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-26
Mhaan-Krinp11.
ct bnnbrebe fra ben tprpeberebe a1..e-
rifanffe Camper n9Ora1 an.
fpunuen til en- irff 9abn.
rBisrnitierne gisrnion1 ! 5art for
ben belgife Nbo6ielp sfommisiiou,
angrebea al q 1lbaao.

Gn irif Snpn ben 18oe Sept. 100
operleDe1be fra ben torpereoe aneri-
fa1ife Camper uDoro" anfonl BID
o1aboro paa et nlrerifanif 5orraaos.
.ifib.
,gpra1 bar Ell staaIifrieba
paa 7O37 Cons, bDgget 1903 !
sstalien. Sen bsrte til sfibsfoun,is.
iionens Jlaabe.
ariitiania, 19oe Sept. Zen norffe
Camper r8isrnitierne gisrnion@ ,
{. .268 Gons, Gnrt for ben belgiffe
.sesobipI psfommisiion, blep bon1bar.
.oeret og ffaoet at en- tpff llbaao paa
gei fra amerifa til Amiterbam, blep
Der befienotgiort ioog. Gen Git IND
til Bergen for at reparere angrebet
.fanot 9te5 uoeufor arissaonen. On
.llnoertggelfe pil blibe foretaget.
~
On Neutrality-suspicious. 23be Sept.
gefetningea paa ct britiif Ganrpifib,
io1n onfom bertH for flere Gage f.
|oen berettebe ibag ON ben inndpn.
Iige Doelnegelie of en- tpH unoer.
fDasi6sbddo Sc UlI 1loenf for ben dine.
|rifanife atIanterb sfpit en- aarap,
ionr parebe fra SCI. s Morgen til
|11.3O. llnberpanbs sbaaoen blen fsrii
|rammet lige poa gpffet, ioet grana'
ten rep bort en- 6-1ons aanolt,
lbaaoen .onffebe berpaa unoer, i1lo-
til gRffet bar lige | 8nnoipeilet, %
.peobleD at ifpoe rleo en- 1ninore aa.
non. ct anbet Club fra aaitebant.
Fperen traf 1lbaaoen ienere % tort Ell
ter forfpnn6t ben.
Wafbington ben 23oe Sept Sen
.amerifanife 9amptranler uaingfiib-
err, iom melotes forpe6erets u5enfor
Salifar, blep rerobret nf en- fiel,bt.
Zig unberpnnbsbnao aI. 8 Morgei.
ben 2Ooe September, nel0te Glaabe-
bcpartenentet ioag. geIatningeu,
iom fom iln,b / luobop, SC. g.,
meIote, at be lite laa 1T gfib iunfe,
men bsrte ire Grploiioner, efterat be
.bnbbe tabt Sfibet nffpne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-09-26
8enaabet ai 8reiiSenten. Waib,

8enaabet af Hrrii6entcn. Naib-
.irgton ben 21oe Sept. Ere soIon-
Ter, Der af arigsret bIeb 06mt til at
0ifDbes, er blepet benaooet al 9rpIi.
bent @iIfon, bleb BET oplpit iong al
gsbepartemel1tet
Menig gineerlt Borru, 16oe Sn.
fanteri bleb fliuoeIl ffploig ! at babe
fobet pna en- gngtpoft i 5ranfrige %
bIeD osmt til 9soen;; men efterfon1
Der bar bare et gibne, anbefoIeoe @e-
neral Reribing genaaoning IL nba,
.oerIig AiIfeo og tre Anrs strafar-
Ibeibe. Wellig German aa6enfo1t,
.t54 epotbrignoe, bIep i 4nrris isbnrg,
90, fanoet ifploig at bape oeferte.
ref og ognlt tiI at ifp0es Yraiioen.
Ten formiIo Ioeoe gonlmen til ubRoerlig
afffeo % Is anrs strafarbeioe.
Menig George Barnes, 1220e Snfnn,
teri, blep finoen ifploig / at babe De.
ferterd / Camp BbeeIer. Ga, efternt
bnns Regiment bnpoe faaet Drore III
at reiie ober 4npet. 9an bleu osina
b6rnt tiI 9soen. men HrRfioeilten
formiIoe6e 1onlnlell III nbeberIig
aflfeo % 80 stors 5trafarbeiOe |
Sort aenpeulDortb.
Is DIbsfaIb II enasebeienSelie /
Gamp 1esezs alper aaofs. 206e
Sept 6enlten Ds0sioIo al aunge-
betnnOeIie iorn G6Ise a ssnflnen3a
bIeD n.eIof bIonot oIo1terae / Camp
Debeils i0ag 2ngerne iagoe, at Cpl.
oenliel, bar ] 0itngenoe.
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Atttprikattprt1p.
Sre beloise amerifanffe 8a5siaer paa
Met5fronten. Sanger tdget Dg
Sab tilfdiet 6ienben.
Sgiferne trablt ,neb at graDe sfptter.
grabe langs bele Met5frpnten.
Gn Weloing fra Berlin.

Me6 Mmerifanerne paa Met5fron,
ten> 23oe Sept. (slf Jranf S. TaD-
lor). Nmerifunife 9ropper foretoJ
tire beloige &a53iaer paa benne 6ront
tiolig igaar> tog oper 80 Sanger og
tilfeie6e Gpferne betpoelige Cab, ge
fornemite @a55iaer fan6t 5teb Deo
&aumont les 2acbausiee Gem MH
nor6enfor 9biaueourt). Get ameri.
fanlfe Mrtilleri retteoe en- Spnrreilo
onfring aanosbpen %. afifar Gien,
bens Gorbinoelieslirier. 8ert SSn-
fantert itprte6e frem i ben .&asfe,
fom iaalebes opretteoes; De traf paa
mango 8ocber og orpbte eller iaare-
oe ober SO ,af bent; oe bragte ti16agc
20 TDifere, oer ooergap Jig efter It
ifarpt Saanogemeng i @aoernc.
Santi6ig gior6e en- an6en ameri-
fanif Mfoeling ct Nngreb i Spoelt for
gbarrD (fire Ml pltenfor 9aumontj ].
paa en- tDf gfDttergrob % bragte.
.ti1bage fec gocber. Iiioligere onI
Daorgenen bupbe nrrriffurrrre u
Zig aa1np pitenfor Suarnont, ioet &c.
foretog en- Ma58ia mob fienotlige.
5fpttergraoe, tog fem Sanger %.
tilfpiebe 6ten6en flere Cab.
Hatrulier beretter, at 9Difer11e
bar bet traplt meb at grabe 5fDtter-
grape Lungs bele Met5fronten. 5ieu--
ben gier flittig 8r11g at @asbonlber.
Eiltroos for oct ubeloige 8eir bar
amerifanife 6lDpere -fuppet 18 Cons
Bomber paa. Merooromer og Serbia.
l,eeienoom % benlerfet @gplolioner
og sslbebrauoe fon1 6elge beraf.
Berlin (pta 2on6on), 23oe Sept.
Mfpisning al ct itprft atnerifanif
9ngreb tgaar Morges paa en- Jront.
al mere emo fem Mil melleu1 Sau=
mont og 9fembercourt melotes al BET
tpife &rigsoeportement ioag. Artil=
leripirfiombeoen tiltog poa belle
|6ronten rnellem 2otbringens 9eioer
|cg Wo1eHe, fag0e Meloingen. Sene,
re apancere6e en- betD6elig amerifanif
Stprfe MOB 8aumont % ipnoenfor
Ganptipour Cen Wil pitenfor Sal1-
monty og Nembereol1rt (fem WH
pitenfor @aumont). Ge felte iig frenl
til Be tDife Stillinger, bpor De bleD
ilaaet tilbnge. 9Dife 9ropper aDnn-
cerebe fine 2itier li6t lige peitenfor
Moiene.
Mmiterbam ben 23be Sept. aeiie-
ren beiegte 6ronten / Gliais -2otb>
ringen 9borsoag og Greoag og taffc-
Sc oe oerparenbe tpife Mrmeer, foroi
De ubolot no foa tappert4 1nelocr.
u2ofal -stn5eiger
Meb Mmerifanerne paa Met5frou
ten. 24oe Sept. Sraieet MrtiIleri-
bon1barbement paa Digtige tDfe Gent
|trer og 5fpbning til Soar pan al1le-
rifanlfe Stillinger er BET itille -paa
@oeprefronten. gubel Sanger bleD
|taget igaar Deo el. nmerifanf Ra55ia
'paa penitre Centrum. 6ienoei ret.
5te6e en- 5parreilo mob Be tiliteoenoe
5afillit, men 6ells sSsnfar,feri bar life
5iItanb til at gan ilnoo bor aontrailo.
Seer ct. Siliere bi6fbrte Ell nnoen
5amerifanf Ho55ia, at "a Sanger MeD.
taget.
aipbenbopn ben 24be Sept. ams<
rifonerne bar h1loenbt line ArtiIIer;-
Concentration pna ct Mibiei-
Grontell % i1De 4nereb tan nentegg,
Tiger generaI Aroenl,e 8erIhler.
Gageblatt aroelr1le Tiger osiaa, ct
EDiferne ion0ipnligDis DiI rsHlne 81.
Quentin fnart.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-11
CHATTER XVII.
Out In Front.
staesd Under Fire.

Three days after the Incident just re-
lated our company was relieved from
the front line and carried. We stayed
In reserve bullets for about two weeks
when we received the welcome news
that our division would go back OF the
line "to rest billetsI" We would re
main In thess billets for ut least two
months. this In order to be restored to
our fall strength b. drafts OF recruits
from Blighty.
Everyone was happy and contented
at these tidings; an you could hear
around the billets was whistliug Snd
singing. -he day after the receipt OF
the order we hIked for i've days. mnk-
Ing nm average Of about twelve kilos
per day until We arrived At the small
1t took us about three days to get
settled. and from then ON our cushy
time started. We would parade from
Ss45 In the morning until ~ noon
Then except fOr an oceaslonnl billet
or brigade guard We were on our own
E2r the rgst suus X 1xe afkernoous !
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cursd

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. A. thsy
cannot reach the seat OF the dlacass.
flsssosd b ssssfitutionai conditions ana
In ORR y eHo 4 you must take "a
internal reDe4y. Halrs Cataryh Ned
the blood on the muccus surfaces CT the
system. Hall's CAtarrh Medicine wna
preserihsd b. ons. Of the osst -physicians
posed of. some Of ths beat tonics known,
combined With some Of the resf blood
Iuri0ars- The psrfecs comb nnfien ef
60 = what producss such Wop1erfHS
s..es = catarrhal eonditions. Send cse
I 5cHSssIErs csHass3sI "a Z CO. p,or.. r.,..,s. 8
9slis fsmiiS Fsiis si ssr ss.ass,esies.
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fnose already on the butt OF his rsne.
Every time he got German It meant
another notch He was proud Of these
notches-
But after q few months Father
rheumatism got him and he was sent
to Biighfy; the air in the wnl<e of his
stretcher was blue with curses. Old
Scotty' surely could swear some Of his
outbursts actually burned you.
No doubt, at this writing. he Is
Somewhere IN Blighty" pussy footing
It on bridge or along the waIl of
some munition plant with the &c. b."
or Home Defense corps.
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HOrOO!

BY Ado,phe E. smyiie
Of The vigilantes.
The stretcher-bearers had Just brought
them in:
Il looked like a message to "next OF
kin
For Private oLeaiy and Private
O'F1ynn.-
But the Surgeon said
They'll be all right,
These Irish are tougher than Biny-bs-
For they can be everiastinsly damned.
Shot up or cut up or blown up or
rammed
And they're back again soon
For more fight"
Aoaned oLeary. mike man. how do
you feel?
I'm mashed to Jelly. me heads in
reel.-
Twas beautiful though wh:n We stuck
'em wild etfreel
But I missed sthroks
Seein' you fall"
Groaned Mike. -Ivery bone in me body
is broke.
A squad o thin Fritzies all gave me .
soak
Twas a hell ov y fight Sure that's
NO joke.
But.--it's better than
No fight at all"
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code 4 lbe. but I was fed up and
didn't c{her with II. Then he semi
o. S..Snd I was all attention. FOR this
was a call used between us which
meant that something important was
on. was all ears in an instant. Then
Casxen turned loose
"'You bisnkety blank dud. have
been trying to rsise you for fifteen
minutes. What's the matter. are you
asieepr (Just n II anyone could
have slept In that internal racket y
Never mind framing = nasty answer.
Just listen
".Are you game for putting some
Alhg over on the Boches and Old Pep
per all in ouer
II answered that was game enough
when II came to putting II over the
Boches. hut confessed that I had a
weakening Of the spine. even mt the
mention of Old Peppers name.
"He came back with. It's so absurd
iy easy and simple that there Is no
chance OF the old heathcn rumbling II.
Anyway. II we're caught. I'll take the
blame
Under these condition told him to
spit out his scheme. II was No daring
and simple that II took my breath
away. This is what he proposed:
IF the Boches should use that road
again. to send by the tnp system the
target and range. ! had previously
told him about our captain taiking out
loud ss n he were sending through
srders- Well. II this happened. l was
In send the dope to Casseil and he
would transmit II to the battery com
mander ss officially coming Through
the observation post. Then the bat.
terry would open up. Afterwards. dur.
Ing the Investigation. Casseii would
swesr he received Il direct They
would have to relieve him. because II
was impossible from his post In the
battery dugout to know that the road
swas being used ut that time by the
Germans. And also II was impossible
fer him 10 Rfvc the target. fnnEc and
degrees You know q battery chart II
cot passed around among the men Ike
- newspaper from BiIghiy. From him
the investigation would go TO the oh
sersation post. and the observing on
csr could truthfuiiy swrsr that I hat
not sent the mesxase by 'phone. and
that no orderx TO IRE had been issued
BY him. The Investigators would ther
be up In the cir. We would b. safe. the
Boches would receive n good bashing
and we would get our own back on Old
Pepper. II WINS too good TO be true
glccfuliy fell In with the scheme
and told Casseii was his meat.
Then waited with beating heart
and watched the captain like q hawk
He was beginning TO Midget ngnin
and wss drumming on the sandbags
with his feet. At last. turning TO me
he snid:
"'wilson. this army IL biankety
hlank washout. What's the use of hav.
ing artillery n II II not allowed TO Ere
The government st home ought to be
hanged with some OF their red tape
It's through them that we have nc
sheiis'
"I answered. Yes. SIR and started
seodInR this opinion over the wire q
Casseil. but the captain interrupted
me with:
"'Kcep those internal fingers still.
What's the matter. getting the nerves
When I'm talking to you. pay atten.
sson.'
MY heart sank. supposing he had
rumbled that tapping. then all would
be up with our plan. stopped drum.
ming with my fingers and said:
beg your pardon. sir. just habit
18th me-
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PIANO FOR SALE

win give someone a rare bargain in
slightly used high grade piano which
re have stored At Canon City. Terms
to responsible party. Quality guaran-
teed- II interested don't fan to write
at once for particulars to THE DEN
YER MUSIC COMPANY. Denver.
Colo. 6tv.
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Ho,. Are 'rh.y sitting,

How Are Thsy sitins,
Hckus-The devil always uses such
attractive bait ~
Pokus-Oh. I don't know. He can
catch some people with n bare hook
st. Louis Globe peuoGat
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CARRIER BOY WANTED.

The Daily Record can use a carrier
boy. Must have wheel Ask for Mr..
Putney. Daily Record Office. sep:t
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FOR RENT-4-room house. modern.
cellar. garden. fruit; vacant April
18th 6l5 Forest. 77p2st
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. s31 Greenwood
Ave s0pst-
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want ADS
Sc a Line

FOR SALE-Some Al alfalfa hay.
Richard Houie. Phone C. 697Rl SILT
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. 77Il7 -
OVID It'll. TOP
81
AN Al1TRICAN SOI~DIIR
WHO WENT = =
'AlIl1UpdDY EnpTY
I.!3Ws7; q! M.'vI
nrtE dlNNN .ERYnEM fRAKf

.'And . d silly one. too he an
swered. turning to his giasses asain.
and knew was safe. He hnd not
tumbied TO the meaning OF that tap
ping.
-Aii at ionce. without turning round.
he exclaimed:
"sweiI. of all the nerve I've ever run
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with his head on the bar.
Enter Abe. Sambo and Key. and the
fun commences.
One of The chs ;acters In the second
act was named A.; dway Kate, and
had an awful job to break In one OF
the Tommies to act and talk Ike q
woman.
Another character was Alkan Tke. m
Arizona cowboy. who just before the
close Of the play comes into the saloon
and wrecks 1t with his revolver.
We had eleven three-horr rehearsals
before I thought II advisable TO pre-
sent the sketch to the public
The whole brigade was crazy b
witness the nrst performance. This
performance was scheduled for Friday
night and everyone was full Of antic.
patton: when hangi orders came
through that the brigade would move si
two that afternoon Cursing and
binding was the order of things upon
the receipt Of this order. but We
moved
That night we reached the little VII.
lage of s. and again went into resi-
O1nCkE> We 0ClC ~ 0G wv
weekp. Our company Immediately 60,
busy and secured the village for q
suitable place in which to present our
production. Then we received anothel
shock.
A rival company was already estab-
lished In the VILLAGE, Thew eAllsf
themselves The Bow Bells" and
put on sketch entitled. 'Blighty-
What Hopesi~ They were the divi-
sional concert party.
We hoped they all would be soofl
TN Biighty to give rs a chance.
This company charged an admission
|of franc per head. and thnk night
our company went en- masse to ses,
their performance, It really was good.
had a sinking sensation when !
thought 4 runnlng my sketch In op-
position to Il.
"a. lS f4>< ~ fsrussn,,x><. \ IS e
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With me.
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FOR SALE-6-room modern dwelling,
good location. 1927 Macon Ave. VIII
sell for small payment down and GER
tain amount payable each month: :.
lower price for cash. Address Gyms
Weaber. Goodpasture. Colo. S3-12t
Evening star., 1918-03-23

YOUNG MAN-Assistant bookkeeper; must be
quick and accurate and not afraid of hard work
excellent opportunity for right man; state age,
experience and salary wanted: also phone mum
Der. Address BOX 62-P. Star Office. 24s
Evening star., 1918-03-23

WANTED-IABORERS, for L. s. government
work: outside steady: S2.55 for 8 hours Ap-
ply I. $. Engineer Wharf. foot of 14th st. sw.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

4AcTrvE YOUNG MEN. IS to 20 years,
for cigar department in drug store: sal
ary, S16 per week. Address Box 125-P,
Star office.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

|SALESPEOPLE for petticoats,
muslin underwear and blouses.
Frank R. Jelleff, Inc, 1916 F st.
NV.
Evening star., 1918-03-23
WANTED-HELP.
MALE

A HIGH-GRADE printing concern. organized to
give service. located near Washington, wants a
ri,proughiy experienced salesman to represent
tfem in Washington and vicinity. Address BOX
i&-P. Star office "a
Evening star., 1918-03-23

A NATIONAL BANK wants tellers, bookkeepers
and clerks, both male and female; state ex-
perience. Address Box 307-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

A NATIONAL bank wants tellers, bookkeepers
and clerks both male and female: state expert
ence. Address Box SoG-M. Star office
Evening star., 1918-03-23

BOY, bright; exceptional oppor-
tunity for ambitious boy; chance
for promotion to salesman; $500
per week to start. Address Box
328-M. Star office.
Evening star., 1918-03-23
FEMALE

ALL LATEST BALLROOM DANCING-Youns
ladies' experienced in teaching; also girls to as
sist teachers; evenings. New York Conserva-
tory of Dancing, 5O6 9th st. NV. Call or write.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

BOYS OR MEN-White, for fac
"y work; must be over I6 years
of age. 1854 3Ist st. NV Tabu-
lating Machine Co.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

! WANTED-Male stenogra pher and assistant pri-
yate secretary; must be expert. with highest
| rs ferences and good experience: salary, 81, 500
Address Box Esp Star office
Evening star., 1918-03-23

MEN to sell real estate
eXpe rienCe unnecessary
Room 2,2l4. T26 1iih st.
MES-Automobile mecl
in great demand, good
oughIy and practically
See US today. National
RtS. NV.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

AHATEUR MUSICIANS = Join Bioomingdale
Band: meets every Monday. Pm. at United
brethren Church. North Capitol and r sts- sSls
Evening star., 1918-03-23

OPERATORS wanted in Palais
Royal hairdressing parlors; good
salaries paid. Apply Mr.. Nc
keown, Balcony, Palais Royal,
G. and nth sts.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

BOY for messenger service; must
have bicycle; 81 per week. Mau-
rice Joyce Engraving Co, Star
bldg.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

NEWSSTAND girl: experienced in selling
periodicals and cigars preferred. The Burlington.
112o VT. ave. NV.
OFFICE Observation-Disclosures Of bookkeep-
ing and typewriting. Call Semmes Motor Co.,
613 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

ST 1BNOGRAPHER competent: advancement to
right party. Apply Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., SIG 18th st NV
sTENOGRAPHER in patent attorneys once
earnest and ambitious worker: S15 to 500 salary
te start. depending upon ability and experience
with opportunity for extra work at home; an e1-
celent opening. Address Box 1892 Star ONCE
Evening star., 1918-03-23

ALTERATION HANDS, on coats and skirts
Apnly Gamond Co. 4O2 Eth st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

|SALESWOMAN - Experienced
in dyeing and cleaning depart
ment. Apply Employment Office,
Seventh Floor, Woodward & Lo-
throp.
Evening star., 1918-03-23

LEDGER CLERK-Also Office assistant by
large wholesale house; state salary and ex-
perience. Address Box Ism. Star office.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Y. ]. HIGHFiELD OUT
FOR CONGRESS- SEAT
Candidate for Republican
Nomination if New Castle
is Granted II
WINNING OF WAR
DOMINANT ISSUE

Former City Treasurer William j..
Highneld announced himself today a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for Representative In Congress IN
event OF the nomination coming to this
county.
Mr.. Hlghneld resides in the seventh
ward. He is prominent ia the under
writing field and also exceptionally
prominent and active In Masonic ar
fairs.
Since he announced. privately. Several
days ago. his decision 10 enter The Con-
gressional race as a Now Castle county
man, his friends have become active in
his behalf.
They recognize. they say. that New
Castle county has had the nomination
FOR several years. both Representatives
Heald and Miller having been from this
county. However in view OF the fact
that Kent had Brockson. Democrat. and
Sussex now has Polk. Democrat; as II
will be Kent's turn for the Guberna-
ANAAuA MNAAlunNlNNf nllA uH EH-7tA NNNf
has the Governor. they think that
the Congressional nomination might Dc
thrown. with propriety. TO this end OF
the state, especially In view OF the
important part the metropolitan dis
irict is playing in war affairs.
81 shall stand IN this matter as q
straightout Republican and without
alliance with any Republican faction.
Mr.. Hlgh0eld said this morning. Tt
my way OF thinking, the winning Oi
the present war and the supremacy OF
Republican principles are matters
which should be held TO be paramount
10 the advantage Of any Republican
faction. This is a time OF all time:
when not only Delaware Republican,
but also Delaware citizens generally
should De big enough 10 look at th'
political situation in a big way"
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Elindenburg Apparently Has Resumed West
Front Offensive With Drive Against AmienS,
important Strategic Point. AT Same Time
German General Makes Thrust Westward
From Albert, North Of SOmme. English
Break Up Early Attacks
FLANDERS FRONT AGAIN IS UNDER
HEAVY HOSTILE SHELLING TODAY
By the United Press

BY the United Press
LONDON April 24.-srong German attacks
early today nne-me front directly east of Aen Field
Marshal Haig reported
Albert sector north German artillery heavily
bombardng whole British 'front.' from north Of Albert to the
Of the British and French lines south Of the Some,
front of about is miles.
There was hostile shens early this morning between Given
cny and Robecq," Haig said
"On the whole British 'front.' from north Of Albert the juno
French south Of the Somme the enemys artillery
active throughout the night Al early hour this morning there
vgasa heavy enemy bombardment
Hostile infantry left their trenches northwest Of Albert at dusk
"The attack met with heavy rife and maohins hre
and they driven back.
an the neighborhood (hree miles
French repulsed them.
In tie neghbOrhOod Merle artillery dispersed
cenirations Of hostile infantry
ION the ma joriy of the British front particularly N the
and the valley Of the Scarpe
north Of Betme and north and northeast Bacu
tile artillery firing yesterday afternoon and evening
PARIS April ga terrific German bombardnent between
the Somne and the Avr rivers reported today by the French
War Office.
Hard fighting Albert reported Strong
assaults Dranoure, in Flanders repued
By the United Press
LONDON April 24.-Local fighting and artillery again
constituted the of action on the front yesterday
shown by the night official reports
Field Marshal His reported the improvement Of British
tons east Of RObecq, operation which
prisoners and number Of machine Several prisoners
four machine also taken the neghborhood Meeen
German artillery active IN the sector
The French conmmique described great artillery nc
vy Hangard Santere and Of Noyon
infantry action
Fighting activity limited" German War Office s.id
British infantry especially active between Lens Albert
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