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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-03-28
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP SiMMS.
BY United PRESS.

with the British Army IN the
Field, March 25.--With increasing
intensity the fighting thunders on
from the Scarpe to the Disc.
Both the British and the Teuton
troops T. tagged, but continue
their battling.
The British line is bending this
evening but it is not broken. Cap
tured prisoners declare that the
heaviest fighting Is yet TO come.
The Germans at heavy cost have
progressed across the old battle
field Of the Sommc, but the British
line everywhere is intact.
Haig's troops have withdrawn
in perfect order. All night long
the fighting was most severe.
The Germans in dense masses
were hurled back in amending
machine gun rattle. Guners fired
until their pieces We're almost red
hot.
The enemy is pressing forward
without artillery support. trusting
in his ability to bend the British
line by sheer force of numbers.
The fighting on the road north
OF Bapaume continued desperately
this afternoon and likewise south
ward in the region Of Ham and
Nesle. The enemy is desperately
endeavoring to maintain a cross.
ing of the Somme.
Field Marshal Haig's withdrawal,
previously planned In case Of a heavy
enemy attack. has been executed in a
manner described as mastery and
great credit for it's success Is given to
the small units, which sometimes nun
bered eight or nine to one. clung to
their posts n impeded the German
advance. The British have made few
counter attacks, but every one at,
tempted has been successful. British
efforts are centered on Withdrawing as
occasion requires and permitting the
enemy to wear himself out before the
British defense.
Reach Old Battle Ground.
Sunday the fighting forces in tho
north reached the old battle field OF
the Somme. from which the Germans
retreated a year ago. Against Bapaumt
ana Peronne are the centers of tn,
most bitter fighting. Bapaume Is the
key position between Arras and Albert
and Berlin reports that a gigantic
struggle is being made for it's pos
session.
The capture Of Peronne is claimed
by the Germans. but heavy fighting il
taking place north of it and south
ward along the Somme river. Between
and Peronne the German.
have reached the Transloy-Comble
Maurepas line. where they are held b.,
the British.
on the south end of the great battl
line where the sauguinary struggle ha
not halted for many hours. the German
have reached Chauny, an importan
point on the Disc river southwest o
La Fere. Here. however, their advanc
has not been SO great as directly ives
OF st. Quentin where they have pro
sressed more than 10 miles. The Brit
ish and French battle lines meet nea
Chauny md the French lines along TIL
Chemin DeS DANES and eastwar,
toward Rheims would be /
the Germans advanced as far rs Com
peignc. on the road to Paris. But Com
peigne Is a good 20 miles southwest o
Chauny-
Claim $4,000 Prisoners.
The intensity Of the struggle is show
ly the official announcement tina
british aviators IN Saturday brough
down 81 enemy machines. The British
lost only nine. In addition to carrying
out their work in the fighting zone
British airmen again have droppe'
bombs successfully on Mannheim, Ger
many.
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Portable Distillery.

A French perfume-manufacturing
company has constructed Il portable
distillery to obtain extracts from
either wild or cultivated flowers in the
regions in which they grow.
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A new automobile attachment makes
a permanent record Of the speed OF the
car during the entire trip for the pur-
pose OF preventing speed disputes with
authorities.
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DECORATED FOR sRAvkSY.

Washington, ID. g., March 20
Colonel Macarthur formerly was the
war departments ems here and re.
Gently was decorated for bravery.
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Happiness has been described in so
many ways that a number of people
nave doubts of its existence.
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detachments aided the British in the
fighting Saturday, but the identity of
the American units have not been
learned. 1t is possible that American
and French troops from the Chemin
Des Danes sector have moved up to
the Disc or north Of it, but more prob
able that American engineers with the
British army were concerned. Berlin
also has announced the capture of Ham,,
between Peronne and Chauny, and
claims that the number OF prisoners
has been increased to AZ, 1000.
There has been little except artillery
fire actively on the remainder of the
British front and on the French and
American sectors. The German artil-
lery fire has been violent along the
Chemin Des Danes in the Champagne,
northeast of Verdun and in Alsace.
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Every woman's pride. beautiful. clear
white clothes. Use Red Cross Ball Blue.
Ell grocers. Adv.
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veloped in this neighborhood n also
to the south OF Bapaume.
South of PerOnne bodies OF Ger
mar troops who had crossed the river
between Licourt and Brie were driven
back TO the east bank by our counter
attacks.
Paris, March 25.-The French on
Saturday went to the assistance of the
British and tool over a sector OF the
battle front, the war office
In the region OF Noyon and on the
right bank Of the Disc, heavy fighting
with the Germans is in progress.
The statement follows:
French troops began to intervene on
March % in the battle now being fought
on the British front. The relieved GER
ain Of the allied forces n took up
fighting themselves on this sector of
the front.
AT the present time they are en-
Noyon, and they are disputing the
heights of the right bank of the Disc
with important German forces.
Northwest of Rheims there has been
a violent artillery action in the region
of Courcy II Louvre. In the Cham
payne two German surprise attacks
east Of SuiDpes resulted in failure.
French patrols took some prisoners
near Tahure.
There was much artillery activity
between Arracourt and the Vosges.
"At daybreak German forces attacked
the French lines east of Bleneroy and
east OF Badonviller. The Germans were
repulsed with heavy losses"
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If you want a woman to love you,
pity her.
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By United Press.

This is the first allied announcement
that French troops are aiding the Brit =
ish to repel the German drive. The Of
fetal statement of Sunday declared
hat reserves of British, French and
Americans were defeated. The Ger
mans evidently meant to imply the mo-
bile reserves authorized at the council
at Versailles had been put into action.
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By Associated Press.


British Army Headquarters in France,
March 25.-The Germans have been
pushing forward by sheer weight Of
numbers with the assistance OF little
artillery.
Peronne the British fell back again
somewhat in the fighting late on Sun
day. This marked the main success of
the enemy, whose progress Is being con-
tested bitterly step by step.
Early this morning the Germans
again hurled great numbers of infantry
against The British line near Ervillers.
hut at the latest reports the onrush-
ing troops had been unable to force
| their way through the intense artillery
| barrage which the British maintained.
A heavy battle also has been progress
| sing today on the British right flank,
where the enemy had succeeded in
| forcing his way across the Somme and
were delivering counter attacks with
the purpose Of pushing back the invad-
| ers across the waterway.
The supreme force Of the German eff
fort is still being directed against the
| old Somme battle front. The British
forces have been falling back slowly
upon new positions under tremendous
pressure, destroying everything which
might be useful to the Germans. Hos
tile airmen were active throughout the
night. bombing the British communica-
tons, but showing little inclination to
compete with our flying men after the
daylight came.
London. March 25.-Fresil attacks by
the have developed northward
| and southwark Of Bapaume. the war
! office announces.
] The British repulsed several power
| rIl attacks yesterday afternoon north
ward OF Bapaume.
The British drove back to the east
ern bank OF the Somrue bodies of Ger
| man troops which had crossed the
| river between Licourt and Bric. south
OF Pcronne.
The official statement follows:
"The battle continues with great
violence on the whole front. Powerful
/ attacks delivered by he enemy yester-
dav afternoon and evening north Of
Unu,ump were hea Willy repulsed. Only
NJ one point did the German infantry
reoch our trenches whence they We're
Immediately thrown out. Elsewhere
the enemy's attacks were stopped by
rifle. machine gun and artillery fire
in front of our positions and his troops
u,sre driven back with great loss.
"During the night and this morning
fresh hostile attacks have again de-
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BERLIN OFFICIAL REPORT.

Berlin. March %, (per wireless press)
The Germans are now standing to
the north Of the Somme in the middle
of the former Somme battlefield, says
today'S official statement. Bapaume
was captured in night fighting.
In the evening Nesle was taken by
storm, the statement adds. British,
Americans and French were thrown
back through Il painless wooded coun-
try.
More than $4,000 prisoners and more
han 600 gus have been captured, the
statement says.
Guiscard and Chauny We're captured
in the evening.
Violent fighting developed for pos
session of Combles and the heights west
of the town. The enemy was defeated,
the statement says.
Bapaume Is on the northern part OF
the battle front where the British line
for the most part has held. 1t Is one
Of the largest towns IN the fighting
front from which a number Of roads
radiate. The official German statement
Of Sunday night said a gigantic strug-
gle was taking place for the town. 1t
is 10 miles below Arras.
Nesle, Guiscard, Chauny, Villequier-
Aumont and La Melville are all in the
sector west of the Somme, southwest
of st. Quentin, where the Germans
have been making the greatest Roadway
in the last "a hours. 1t Is there that
the French troops were thrown In,
taking Over a section Of the battle front
from the British.
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auberoroentlih idonen 5dunfsorbeit
Der gede 5eigt es ober gegenrDdttig
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1tnng mioeripre6enoes @eprage. Ser
getpaltl9e @identii6 in Der Mitte lit
nit gu6ern uno Wtappen belaoen;
aaes, mas Der gimri9tutlg oietT,
perrat 8ra6t uno @rnit 5ugleid,.
Mton mod)te iid) bieiell &anm .urlgern
ols &obngema6 oe1fen, tote nibt
ooS lpeit billausipringenoe Girnno
zines Ser Gdtiirme Elm 9lipl fir Sc
bogli1feit. Slt oieiem IuSldufer oe3
lpetten 8enla6es idlimntert 3lpiiden
51pei boben Senltern Elm foItbar eill-
gelegter Sdranf, oeiien bolt geoffne=
te Sir S6riften uno Hergamente
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nem Der bodlebnigen Se1iel, tpeld)s
Den runoen Siid rmlteben iibt ser
Serr oes S6loiies I'M @eipra1 nit
ieiner ibm gegeniiberitebenoen gl:=
felin.
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ter. l1no ood lit beut' Elm 6reuoelt=
tag"
ngs fonnte elm 6reuoenfe1t
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aus, ais lei er i'm 9egriff, einen felt
ltd)en Sag 81 begeben. @eoanfen=
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bate 8eItolt oes @rafen Rieoega
nifts BON Der 9olt ieiner boben Sab
re, oiefe Sabre modten ibm ober cine
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lioe 8lau oes I6arf blider1ben Muqes
batte ni6ts bon ieiner Jarbung eiE-
gebuBt; Stirn uno Sblofen Idiel.en
MIR onrd iene 2inien sefur6t, ole Ell
ne 5tpar nnbe1gianle, aber aud nidt
obne gnttaui6nng gebIiebene gtler-
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Suite; @raf &~ieoegg's glif baftete
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@efidt ieiner @nfelin, oeren Stirn
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Die groffnung Scr Neltrtel
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fono IN 8aco inter eroBeu 3eremo.
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S6ulet Sbeoter etc. lino mieoer ge-
offnet.
0urd6 9eidluB oes Gtootrats
in Beaumont lit oas Sabrgelo ser
StraBenbabn auf 6 gents erbobt.
9ie grfranfungsfane an ST.
~fluen5a 1T ser Stats Srrenanltali
81 Multin baben 1id beoelteno per-
minbert. 9ie groBte @efobr i6eini
poriiber 81 iein. 8ebanoeIt tpnroer
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bon Souiton OILS 4nmalt oes arimi-
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bon S. q. atfins, Der reiignierte.
granb lit Der oemofratiide aanoi-
Dot fir oas @mt.
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&irden Sbeater etc. iinb mieoer ge-
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hilbert moroen.
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ltbr.
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Safomsfp.
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anabe; 6ranf 0iedom uno Sron,
Elm &nabe; q. s. @milienburg ul.o
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nno 6rnlt, Elm anabe.
EooesfdIIe:
6ran gaul 6anien, 81 Sabre;
Sri. Sttilie eiloemig, 30 Sabre; Or
nett $. 5ritid, 80 Sabre; garI Sill.
oebrano, q Sabre; Gbas. @ortune,
% Sabre; auellita Mcper, 81 SAB
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Sabre.
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GoHpu.

Cotton.
Gan antonio, beute feline 85rfe.
@alpeIfon, seitern 1928.
gottoniamen- Tro6afte.
San Intonio, 5. Nobember, 1915
Rrtme CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil. s1.31.
Jarm.Yruoufte.
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Ger (nur friide) Ito, l.. ,s4c per SGD.
@ier, SO. 2. =. 200 Der Obo.
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pater 49,. . . $3.50. Csc per BuI6eI
Gen -. -. $4,000 per Sonne
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San antonio, 8. Robem6er, 1915
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Siibfartoffeln. Gam. $4.75.
Sfpiebeln, CALIFORNIA gShite, 1925;
California geaoip, $2.75.
Somaten, Gal, $3.50.
Bobnen. COLORADO, Biuto. per Bfn..
$11.00; California 8abons, per eipt..
5000; Bints, $3.50; Gina. SIS so;
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@ohlmeineab.

Gait: yaeaner, oieie Eier lino uer-
BORDEN uno nidt geniebbar; rnfet
Sic Den @irtl~
acllaler: Sic, Der lit nod = llll-
genieBbarerl
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Sollte mein Mann, Der auf Der
Sago lit, nod fommeiL 10 iagen Sie
ibm, ih bott' ben Snfen fd)on mitse-
monument"
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I~itrpnomiid,e 8er6una.

Or. Sic lino Der Sterm ocs
Ibenos, mein ~enaoiees 8r6ulein!"
Sic: aDas bat nod fein @noerer
gefnnoen."
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hen2"
Sic: ~@orin beitiinoe oieier ar-
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@ir %aratmlieren!

Worgen abeno z ubr finoet i'm
Sauie bes 8aters Der 9raut, 2O5 So
paca StraBe, oie feierlihe 8erm1b-
lung oes Sraulein 2ena @iIo,
Sohter unieres alteu 6reunoes, SRI
oolin @ilo, NIT Dem 2entnant
@rnft %. Nitf1e itatt. Das
iunge 8aar miro feinen @obniis ir
Dallas nebmen.
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E.okales.
@abrideinlidles @etter.

Stir Gan 4ntorio nno llmgegenc:
9eilte obeno uno Mittmo6 belpoltt
Gioli6e @i1oe. Semperatl1r &C.
6S @ra0.
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DIR. L. A. Brustad lit BON elmer
Neiie nafJ Dem Horoen, Die er megen
ar5tlibem Stuoium unternabm, sl1-
riifsefebrt uno feline 8raris, 303
Moore : @ebauoe, mieoer alfgencm=
men. - (Wns
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Gum 9affee in oen GeItaura-
tionen bari MIR Elm 2ofiel 3lldcr
oerabreidt rueroen; elm meiterer Sci.
rel pon 81 Sblt uno Gerealien.
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Gin Sflape ser @rbeit lit nuc
Ger, Der nidtemit 2iit uno 2iebe, ioa-
BERN NIT NtiBmut uno ltr5ufrieoen-
belt arbeitet.
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Wooerne Sreunbldlaft.

Onfel: Sag nal, Srfs, iparum
ipielIt On eigentli6 inruler oletn2
Sait On benn gar feinen Sreitn62
5riB: % ia, Snfel, einen Sreltno
bab' id = ben mag id a6er nidt!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
TODAY'S BUSINESS EpIGRAM:
ImpGtiencc is a brake on business
progress.
What does this mean to SOU:
Business Questions Answered

We run u laundry and the drivers, who are
also statesmen. frequently meet with the oh
lection. 81 do my own Washing" What
would you suggest as Il good answer 70 this
objection? ENTERPRISE.
Tell your drivers to try something
like the following: Are you really
making saving by so doing, when YOU
are spending your energy and firing
yourself out so that it may be ueccs-
sary to neglect other things? When
you take into consideration the cost of
coal, wood, gas. soap and other mate
ralS you use. your time is bringing you
a very small return. Isn't it worth the
very slight extra cost to be relieved OF
such extra work? Your time IL too
valuable 10 be spent in doing work that
ought to be done by a laundry like
ours. We also make small repairs with
out extra charge, where necessary, and
this Is an additional saving of work. I
bring It back on Thursday hygenically
cleaned You are relieved OF all work
in connection with 1t, and ] am sure
our service will please YOU"
II this isn't successful, urge the
woman to let you have her laundry this
time and be relieved of 1t for one week.
anyhow" and she is apt 10 he tempted
by this. Having made start. it may
be possible to get 1t regularly, Then ask
her for the shirts and collars, which
are doubtless going to some other
laundry.
Continued tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
HOLD HUSBAND WHOSE
WIFE WAS MURDERED
Wilson Declares She Was Shot
While He Was in Saloon
Drinking

Frank Wilson. twenty-five years old,
of 1920 Mifflin street. whose wife was
myster ously shot to death the night of
February 6, was held without bail TO
await the action of the Grand Jury by
Coroner Knight after an inquest today.
No evidence pointing to wilson's guilt
was produced, but the Coroner thought
the safe course would be to hold the
man.
Mrs. Gertrude Wilson. the wife. lived
with her relatives ut 110S Emily street
since Wilson, being N III health. could
not support her, Wilson lived with his
relatives
The night OF February g. Wilson
said, he took his wife to his family's
home to spend the evening and then
started to take her back to her home
He left her at Thirteenth and Mifiln
street and entered a saloon for drink
He heard a shot and, running out.
found his wife with bullet hole In
her head. She could not speak and
there was no gun or revolver to- be
found. Charles biiks, Of 1921 South
Camac street, "a friend Of Wilson. came
running up and the two men called an
ambulance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15

RIJrrER-Fancy stock ruled firm, WIN
d.n,an1 cleaning up the limited onerlhsS'
The quotations were as -5ooWMisp Misp .scoring %it2
packed creamery. extra. DC hl hlS trsis
is AZ Zoe; SECONDS 47c; nearby prints fancy o
5,c; average. ~ a liC! urstS' ~ l9n3ut, ~, inh
onds. AZ q $50; special uranus "i P'''' '
"EGtiS-Rrceipts were light and the mar MAJ
lcet rul,d firm and further a9FaltHh ~ ~
nor ease. with demand readily ahtot & 49,. ~
offerings Quotations Ere" cases. va, ~ W
0rsts sir. 10 per standard case; currehnt r.
'aintS az an ppr ease; western extra HTSlS,
all 70 per case; hrsts Sid, 40 per ntsS naSy /,
fancy selected eggs were jobnlns "' "'V'
per dozen. ,,,,t trading and
the market was unchanged, lh' % %Hu"," WI,
G.Tc. specials higher; do. do isnIN; isnI orn ~
fsnbcr.madc, 2dC: New York, luII-c'e"'
falI.madc, fair to good. s3u Zoe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
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