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CLOTHES FOR BELGlANs., ,,r

Washington. Marc1 .dov 1T sev. today and ending next Moaaas e.a will be en dav nationwide campaign m'ass a"d, n the carried on by the Red orGss U Rs,ejunl pu to Commission for Relief m .s pv' of five obtain a minimum ouantelsy ea;. +be M des. thousand tons of clothes for sad 'tb the % oc, An urgent request for a a, i,us meoule has ponse from the American pevison oev of been issued by Chairman l.s psva Hoover, the Red Cross and HerOeps o;pe for for Re- chairman of the Comhlls''0
 lief in Belgium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-19
Recruiting 4O0O Spamen.

Boston. March 1S-Officers ol ssid .IS shipping board recruiting servl.e 4:aa 's oil tonight that they were deVos.l4ni;, 4a;,;nr % their energies at present to opla'n,hs tho 4,OOO American seamen to l,aa n',ar ny R0 Dutch ships to be taken over .as S' inc limited States. Henry HosIts' 1't 3 director of recruiting has ss,.t vur novi. call to all section chiefs or tue of f the gatioh and engineering schoo,; ,oto re- service asking for an lmo'eu'@tfa ofacers nort nm deck and engineer oii''p available for duty.
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To Drive Out Malaria
 And Build Up The System Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, as the formula is printed on every label. showing it is Quinine and Iron in tasteless form. The Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 60 cents,
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NEW INSURANCE AGENCY.

Headquarters for the Missouri State Life Insurance company has been opened in room, 409 Citizens bank building. by s. M. Powell. state agent, and Jesse R. Core, district manager.
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BIRTHS.

Born, to MT. and Mrs. Clyde Will liamson, at Monroe, La., on March il. a boy. who has been named James Robert Williamson. MT. and Mrs Williamson formerly resided here.
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You only need Sanol Eczema Cure to get rid of those Black Heads pimp. les. tough and bumpy skin. Leaves
 skin smooth. Cures any case of Ec. zema. Is. pleasant to use. A tria, will convince you, 50c at Central Pharmacy. as ae
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RECRUITING STATION CHANGE

Corporal J. c. Leonard, U. s. A., who has been on duty at the recruit ing station here. has been placed in charge of station at Mena. He is replaced here by John E. Plank.
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TARDIEU PLEADS
 FOR MORE FOOD
 FOR ALLY ARMIES

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AMERICAN AIRMEN
BRING DOWN PAIR
OF GERMAN PLANES


WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Arril l4.--(Ey the Associated
Press. 1.-TWO German fighting planes
wrr" shot down this morning inside III"
American Inns by lheut"nauls y. :.
WiuSlow. of Chicago. and douglas
Campbell. at California. Each man
duwn"d one niariIn:.
Both ,h,. cn"iny nvlnt"rs wCnt u!;u!"
prisoner One Of them was slightly
wounded.
The machines. which formed part "f
a patrol Of five gircrafl. wcr" brought
down ai,nr Il SiX-muutc engagement.
TN" Of the enemy m:Irhinc$ fell IN
Flames. hui the other WAS only SllEhtiE
damaged 1t is believed that Li"utcnhnt
campbell is The first gradufit' of -
strictly American school |" bring down
an enemy mnchinc.
The American nriaIors ~rrc rncamp"h
when cn.my machines wcr" Si%nLllcd us
crossing th.. line. Fifteen minutes later
tho American pilots sighted tn" enemy
machines and immediately "nE'tS"d
them.
i:oth the captured machines w":r
placed uiI exhibition III tin publ" S4'rt"
Of q lnwn behind Tn" American lines,
where. they wcrr viewed by thousands -!
persons. who came from miles around.
Thr French general commanding ihr
Znnr in which the machines w"r" shot
down congratulated the Americans "lI
their '.brauIiful exploit
Both licuIcnantS wcr" awarded 'h'
war cross.
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PARIS, April 1.-THE lombard
mont Of the Paris district by the Ger
man long range gun ecn1nued today.
One woman wag killed.

PARIS. April t+.--I'aris last night
was subjected /" it's FIRST n"cturhhi
bomhartimrnt SIM. tn" i"ng-ranE" she'll
ing began. the !umlmrdElcnt being re-
.sum"d LAT" II the night. y" casualties
had been reported as IN" result "i inc
aCIrr-dark Shrlling up 20 shortly t"t"r"
noon today. Yesterdays "mhardfhch'
did not cause any casualties.
roday'S bumbardmant of tn" I'aris
region WIS opened shortly after three
ucluck this afternoon.
The beginning nf nocturnal nlhard-
mcntS is attributed In the fact that the
Germans now know that the fr"n"h
have located exactly the l"nE-ranEc gun.
sn that there is no longer any necessity
If refraning from night time firing
lest the flare nf the explosion should
brtray the gums position.
Reports up Ia md-aft"rnonn stIll fhIl
to show any casualties resulting from
the first nights bnmbardmrnt. Will" inc
material damage was insignificant. THIS
negative result is likely I" prov" FUR
Their disappointment to The Germans. aS
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BENWOOD BOY
AMONG LOST
ON CYCLOP5
EDWARD LEO BLAKE
A MACHINIST'S MATE
Parents Informed of the Dis
aster-Other West Vir-
.ginians on Board.

rns "r ,iA West NirrinianS on board
lh.. Nmrrirnrl .nlli"r ty'lnT'$. r.p"rI.1
ru hal" gun" down al S''h. while. IN
route from = %nllh American p"rt Ia IN"
I'nilrd S;ni"S ."aS Edward l."" i'ak".
-: R"ururh Tn" Young man was Fer
Inrrly = r.!arhin,*I in ihr ElN"iSld" plant
81 the Nati"rHl Tul" company al l'"n-
Mur,i In.i enlisted in th" tnit"d states
navy u"a!ly u GEAR hS". His IrainlHE
soon Wuu fur him tl" rIn"" ~ ;nhCiih-
ISIS mat. IN ~" rHNai s;rrvi"'>, hlid soy
raj u,,nlhS a.u h.. was assigned To the
,'vcIups His father. William Rlhk". pt
South Mnrk"; street. l;"nw"nl. ir"uH"n'-
Is heard from tlr boy. VIII" wns "n'hu-
silSlir over his work in tn" navy. Thr
inthrr Yesterday morning rcc'I\"d tel
gram from ih' navy department al
Washington. telling IF ihr probable loss
Of thu t'yrlmrS will all "n board. The
hlow /" tn" fnH!ily and their friends IS
= severe uHr.
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followed in coming to port has been
made and continues, it was announced.
There have been no reports Of Ger
man submarines or raiders in the TO-
caIity in which the collier ~lS. the de-
partment's statement said; the weath.
er had not been storrry and could
hardly have given the caller trouble
The fact that the collier had BEEN
missing nearly a month became known
here Thursday. April Il. The naVa'
censor requested the Associated Press
not to publish the fact. on the ground
that the ship had not been gwen up
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PARIS SUBJECTED To N0CTURA[ !
BOMBARDMENT; DAMAGE SLIGHT

revealing that the nocturnal shellins is
no improvement from their viewpoint
on the day bombardments. which they
have tried To timr 80 that the shells
would reach the capital at hours whtn
the streets were most crowded. These
were the morning hours. when the peo-
pic were going To work; the midday
period. when the lunch was being taken.>
and the early evening. when the work.
rrs were going home.
Notwithstanding these calculations.
however. the only shots Of the $50 fired
which caused any notable casualties
were thnsc which. respectively. struck
II church on Good Friday. the infant
asylum attached 10 a maternity hos.
pital. and an old mems bowling green.
Some others have hit the top stories
Of houses which were empty. their oc-
rupanls having gone to work. The Par
iSianS assume that the Germans hoped
the nj sht bombs rdncnt might find such
houses nrcunhd.
Th" general effect Of the lonG-ranSc
huiuhn rdmcnt seems to have been mega.
liv,. 81 far as The rariSian morale is
concerned There ~ admiration for the
accomplishment OF the unexpected. DNt
II" panic over the results which may
br attained. .:
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gers on the collier, tn. others being
enlisted men returning to the United
States. The CycIops was commanded
by LIEUTENANT Commander c. w. Wor-
ley, United States naval reserve force!
The cyclops left the West Indies
with one of her two engines damaged,
but the department said this fact
would rot have prevented her from
communicating by radio. and all et-
forts to reach her by that means have
been unsuccessful. A thorough search
Of the course which she would have
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WASNINGTON. April l4.-Senator
William j. Stone q; Missouri. chairman
,.f rne senate foreign relations ""rn;nIt-
,.. aud for many years prominent among
b,.u,o.r.,tic leaders. died her" to-dny.
after 4 stroke Of paralysis suffered last
"Wednesday.
senator Stnn" suffered m" Str"k"
,rhil.. on 4 street ear on his way I" IN"
senate offic building. \ slight cerebral
b;,nrrha., affected his left Sid9 rrn-
3.ring him helpless. but he did not lose
consciousness ard l. few hours la:"r ral-
l,.d and gan 10 talk about getting up.
His family and friends were very hope
tul until yesterday when there was
decided turn for the worse.
Today there was L second cerebral
h.nurrhage 2nd ;hc senator fell int" a
Sat. nt coma Death cam" Mt ~"
,.'clnck this afternoon. but tn" physician
made no announcement until hour
l,,er because ;wic. brfor. IN" PATIENTS
nuIse had become so wax THAI the I;tih-
,,y thought the end had come.
Ar tho bedside were Mrs. St"n" ana
;hcir children Federal Judge klnbro"Gh
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fer lost, and that to publish the fact
that she was overdue might expose the
Cyclops to submarine or other enemy
attack while she might be disabled on
the high seas. The official announce.
mcnt by the navy to-day does not give
the ship up for lost. but merely says
"the Navy Department feels extreme
ly anxious as to her safety" The
statement follows:
The U. S. S. Cyclops. navy collier
Of 10000 tons displacement, loaded
with 4 cargo Of manganese, and with
4 personnel or board Of IS officers and
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given to explain the cye'oPs being
overdue, as no radio communication
with or trace Of her has been had
since leaving the West Indian port.
The weather in the area in which the
vessel must have passed has not been
bad, and could hardly have given the
cyclops trouble. While a raider or
submarine could be responsible for her
loss, there have been no reports that
would indicate the presence Of either
in the locality in which the cyclops
was.
at was known that one Of the two
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49,843 MORE MEN CALLED To COL0RS;
TOTAL UNDER SECOND DRAFT IS 100000
GROUND GLASS TALES
REPORTED UNTRUE
BY THE ATTY.-GEN.

WASllINtiTuN. .%priI l4.--S;"rirs ":
glass in t."ri. iui"r'i.u IN court plaster
and nuisun in drinking wafer are dis
credited hE Attorney Ii'E"rai 'irrSurH IN
u better /" it"pr"s sciItat!v'. Frrir III WIS
rUuSiU. nHd" Inlhl'' i"-iii%. Thr de-
partIn"ni u: Justice ,:ah made m;enT IN
vrStigati"uS "f thr>r rNr"rts. hu; :" tar
has discovered "a. "aS" N which glass
WAS placed III f,ind mui,ci"uSi!, AMI only
on ra-.. II n"i.:"n,j court plh$i"r
wh!"h appeared accidental. y small
Quantity cr poison was found recently
III Il h"rs.. trough IL West Virginia, huL
10 government animals hal H'r"$S 10
liz trough. ard iher" is no evidence tha;
il wns placed IN the water by enemy
agents.
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Along the front held by the French
Sunday saw nothing Of greater I'M
portance than reciprocal bompard-
meuts on various sectors. the troops
Of sides remaining In their trenches.
Ltkcwise In italy the big suns We're
doing most Of the work, although az
several points enemy! patrols attempt
ed to carry ont diversion but met
with no Success.
At Neuvre Eglise, northwest OF
Armenticres, where the Germans are
eudeayoring to drive their wedge In
farther to outflaak Fpres, the heaV-
lest fighting has taken place.
Throughout Saturday night and Sun-
day battles Of q most obstinate char
acter took place the Germans throw
ing thousands of the men Into the at
tack, Notwithstanding their wastage
in killed or wounded, severa! tunes
the village changed hands, but at LAST
reports the British were still In pos
session Of 1t and holding tenaciously
under repeated German onslaughts.
Nowhere along the eight Ind1a front
where tho Germans Are trying to drive
through between wulverghem and
Metereu have the Germans met with
anything but repulse, ana tne price
they have paid for, their attempts to
breach the British Line has been
enormous. On no sector have they
been able to surnount the stonewal
of the defense and, for the moment at
least, there seems to be justification
for the hope that the turn in the tide
OF Tho battle Is at hand.
Documents captured from German
prisoners show conclusively that the
great new offensive Of the Germans
was launched with the intention OF
separating the British and French
armies and crushing Of the British
The latest German official commun-
ication dealing with the situation In
the region of St. Mifuel where the
Americans are defending the line, says
that the Germans inflicted heavy
losses on tho Americans in success
full thrust and also took prisoners. The
same report gives the Germans credit
for gains Of ground on tho Lys battle
front, where the British are opposed
to them.
In Finland the Germans are coutin-
utug to over-ruu the country, and the
fall Of Eelsingfors Is daily to be e1-
pected according to adv1ces from
stockholm. Detachments or the
enemy already are within twelve
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The doctors in the front line dress
ing stations reported today that sew
erai Americans who were slightly
wounded refused medical treatment
until the Germans had been driven
oack to their trenches. One man
with a slight wound in his hand
who was ordered to the rear, later
was found, according to the sur
qeons. lighting like tiger" in the
front line.
One German Red Cross man cap
tured in an enemy dugout was
found to be heavily armed, notw'th-
standing the fact that he was sup
posed to be where he was solely tor
medical relief purposes.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
I'M FRANCE. Saturday. April 49,
Continued on Page Ten.)
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PLEDGES MUST
COME FASTER
FOR THE LOAN
19 PER CENT OF THE
TOTAL SUBSCRIBED
Officials Pleased, But Point
Out the Need For More
Hard Work.

NASHINGTuN. Npril lI.---Th" ::aii"n
will start tn-mnrr"w on 'hc %''tnirl W'"h
Of it's third Liberty loan rHmInlGn wItc
- par cent Of III" Ihr,'" billion dollar
total subscribed and the 81. Louis fed
cral reserve. district leading all the r''s
IL proportion Of quota raised, )" i"r
cent.
The Minneapolis district h"r!"s AS
crrur;.ign Iu-Iuurruw. Il wc, lat: AMI
preliminary REPORTS indicate 'ha' tn
speaking" dates and "rganIXHt"'i. work 81
tho mast week IN that district %i!l var
rruit.iu tie forru Of hi. subscriptions ~
;hc first fcw days
uf me $3?;::.45! 500 '*'ihsrrIi';! !"nS ~"
;unlIv reported 10 tn" treasury. lh' ~"
York ,ISlric; has contributed III most
but stands S..r"rri on IN" lis - dlN-
rriris arranged IN "rd"r Of percentage
nr quota pi,.dEcd vita - pr '"h..
Others in order arr: IallaS. -: i"'S'
ton. -: Chi"aG". "a; Ph'lad"lHh'a. ! =:
cleveland, II: Kansas cry. u. Si!
Francisco Il; Richmond. :: .hl!an'H. :.
No additional r"p"r.s ~ SuhN'rii'i ."!i-
were received al h'adru',rn.'~ i"-'inF
and lu-u1orr,,w'S r"rnrtS Wi in'N!'!
bond sales al Saturday.
Pledges Must Come Faster.
Although officials directing Ia" AM
,,tIrn are pleased with its >u"'"*S ~
the firet week they point "ui lh;tl
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. April H.
The American naval collier Cye'ops'
carrying 81 passengers, IS officers and
221 men in her crew, has been over
due at an Atlantic port since March 7S'
Tb. Navy Department announced to-
dav that she was last reported at q
w.et Indies island March :. and that
extreme anxiety is enserta'ned aS 10
her safety. The vessel was bringing
a cargo of manganese from Brazil.
Maurice GottschaIk, United States
consul general at Rio de Jane'ro. was
the orly civilian among the paSsen-
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221 men Of the crew and 81 passen-
GERS, is overdue at an Atlantic port
since March 13. She last reported at
one Of the West indian ISLANDS, on
March 4th, and since her departure
from that port no trace Of her, nor in
formation concerning her, has been
obtained. Radio calls to the Cyeiops
from all possible points have been
made and vessels sent to search for
her along her probable route and areas
in which she might be. With no sue
cess.
mo we'll founded reason can be
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DISPATCH OF TROOPS
ABROAD is FASTENED
West Virginia's Allotment Un-
der the Latest Call Is
549 Men.

WASIIlNGTnN. Ajrh l.--Anu;hrr
draft call f"r i?.Sl% r,g:siranrS has
h.cm sent :" g"Nrriu"> III Slri"S hy t'r"-
yvSl Marshal ,i"I,rni truw'l"r. Mobile
HttI"u -! the m"u j. "rHrrcu tor May !
and H. the war department announced
Tonight; and they Will b" S"rt !" clover!
irrt. and recruiting rar:'t"hS probably
""r training with regular army units
tA"vr.
This call ,ncrrasrS !" more 'han %"i'.
noe Tin uumh'.r of selected n"n ordered
=. ..tinu sine. l:,Ir H. M:.vt@' This - far
in cNrvSS uf the monthly aE"rae" thaI
would hH,n h-cli 'innirliH,i undcr th"
Original plan ;r call SUI.u"" men thiS
year over II nine month l"rnd fn'uT'
,nlls Il; hr same rate would "hlup!"iH
tn. program before midsummer.
Will Be Fastened
Under prrSrl"nl Wilson's d"t"rm! n;t-
Ton IL hasten the dispatch "f American
troops L. Franc" T." reinforce. ihc EFi'-
iSiI and French armies n"nrlrg ~" hFuht
-! the great t;"rrau drives ~ FInn-
,I-r@ and I'ivHriy ih'. Wn"lr program "'
III. ARMY is speeding ur. ''niE - week
a.,, tirnrr:ti truWdrr ordered m"hiitHa- :
tam at lnU Ou" select men tor Ap"it ="
and their muN cm"ni T." III nafi"hii
army rnn'"nurntS during ia" HN" "a!
iuflwwiUS
Further nrn"uncruUrII;S ar "Hr"''i"d
To f,ilrw thu. return 81 Secretary EAk"r
..r,, has WIS.,, !" III" hnril'. fronts and
conferences with officials 81 Great
Britain. r:'r;,lrr,. aud lial!. Troops hr"
r,w :rnvinp /" f.urnIn' =! rnrid rate.
and ihI~ CLEARING al trainIng camps viii
r,.rnli of TIA, calling al men !hu|h faster
,b,, ,yos contaminated before the Ger
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SENATOR stone SUCCUNbS
To STROKE OF PARAL LYS|5

St"n" Of Kansas CITY. Mrs. John w
raklnS"n. "r st. Joseph. Missouri. aud
Miss Mahet Stone. and ni"c". Miss
Margaret Winston, of ST. l."uIS. MI
th+ r..inh..rS uf tn" Missouri dbl ;:ati"n
nj congress Wrr,. AZ thu home. durinl;
the. day and th"rc w"r" scores 'f ~ her
rall"rS among officials and TclnlmrS of
congress.
Senator Rcrd announced tonight that
funeral S..rriccS viii hC h"ld tomorrow
afternoon ut four O'clock ~ tn" home
and the family. accompanied by ""n-
grcSSional committee. Will l"av" with
ttl.. body in IN" evening for st. Louis.
\. ST Louis II niEht train will b" taken
for Jrffrrsu,t City wher" tn" bod! viii
resi- III stale IN ihe state capitol We'd
r-Sday. That evening tho body will b.
taken to Nevada. Missouri. Senator
stones old hoIu,. for burial ihrr" Thurs
day by thu. Nevada MlSnni" Lodge
Sketch Of his Career.
senator William J. St"n" was III pub
(Contuusd on Page Ten-)
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Several West virgintans.

WA%HINGTuN. u. t.. April a.
Thor. were. S"v-r,l West FirEinlanS on
,lI. naval c"lIrr r'ycI"ps. reported lost
:,l SEA.
Th.. list "f ufrrrrrs. passengers ana
crow 'ahunrh tho t'y"lopeS 'n"lud" the
ruIl"win. from p"nnsylvania and West
Virginia:
f;urt j. .lSp"" assistant surgeon.
United States navy. thamb"rburS. Ia.
Louis Elmer .tr"hnrt. marhiniS'
matt. J"hnst"wn. Ia.
Andrew Theodore Askin. mess attend
ant. Stc"li"n. Pa:
I"hu Albert Erss. seaman. Hinton.
W. Va.
Edward l.e" Rlak.. lnachinistS mate
H"nwuud. ". Va
John Herbert Hl"nrl' nachin'StS mate,
Philadelphia. IA
Percy. i,rnn Carpenter chief water
tender Ihiiad"lphia. Ia
Robert Ferguson. electrician. cur
wrnsYillr. IA.
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American Collier Ccou with 29 Men, Missing Month"; Probably Lost

engines Of the Cyclops was Injured,
and that she was proceeding at re.
duced speed with one engine conn.,
pounded.
This fact would have no effect on
her ability to communicate by radio,
for even, il her main engines wore TO-.
tally disabled. the strip would still be
capable of using ner radio plant
1.-THE search fer the CycioPs Still
continues, but the Navy Department
feels extremely anxious as to her
safety
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. April 1l.-tsy the AS
soc:ated Press.)-The American
troops northwest of Tout again were
subjected to violent artillery bon1-
bardment Saturday night. The
American batteries sent back an
equal nupber Of shells,
The Germans made no further at
tempt to penetrate the lines.
The French general commanding
the troops in a neiehoorins sector
personally congratulated the pr'ne'-
pal American units commander TO-
day On the excellent offensive quail
ties and the splendid resistance Of
the American troops.
with such mer the cause OF the
Allies is sure to triumph. the
French general wrote in his report
to the French army headquarters.
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HA|G'S H0LD-FAST ORDER BRINGS :.
THE ENEMY Up SHARPLY ALONG !
ENTIRE LINE ON WESTERN FRONT
Not Another Inch Of Ground Gained By the Germans,
Though They Hur Great Masses Of Troops Against :.
the Allies-Thousan ds of German Dead on :,
the Bat tlefed.

entire allied line in Belgium and France noid1ng nn
the been able Notwithstanding the great
bers of against especially that portion in Flanders
holding FORTH to gain an inch ground fle
Marshal Hap order that ground be ceded rdy being
complied with by thousands of German dead now
before the positions southwest of Ypres where 1t tne
H the high German break through and enyelo
Field Marshal Hag and gain open highway toward the
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Sur6in6 Germans Fail to Bud8e
Rock of British Resistance


yfmIyth
this
Cont don Page
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NOW IS
COMMANDER IN
CHIEF Of ARMY

PARIS, April l4.-An Of
ficial note issued tonight
says:
1.-THE British and French
governments have agreed to
confer the title of command
sr in chief of the allied
armies in France on General
Foch. "
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fcortinued on Page Ten.
THE WEATHER.

west yirginia--Fai" Monday tues
day increasing cloudiness
western Pennsylvania ana ono--
Fair Monday: Tuesday parity e'o""'
continued warm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-15
SANM|ES MEET THE TEUTON IN
EVERY STYLE Of FIGHTING AND
SEND THE FOE REEL|NG BACK
German Casualties Several HundredThe Attacking Force
Made Up Of Specially Trained Shock Troops
Unable to Penetrate American Lines.

Nhel American troops have been copeeo
to withstand persistent assaults second IN intensity only 10
those delivered by against the British Flanders Ana
the honors with the Americans who met the Zoe al
every style fighting offered and decvey defeated him.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Saturday, April
13By Associated Aer another night OF terr7h
lery fire and with Shells the Germans continued
drive through the third line OF the
positions near Apremont forest northwest OF Tou Ihe mace
attacks both failed The casualties IN the 1ou
dav fong are 800 and 400 OF TINS
more than 100 were killed Although the wasted uy nall
of his specially shock battalion OF sou men ne was
e netrste the American lines which remained unchanged