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The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-04-20

Regarding the Liberty Loan,a prominent Eastern banker has written to Secretary McAdoo,
 All our resources are at your service without reservation, for if the Germans should win, all our possessions would be of no use to us.'
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-04-20

Next to the preparation O. munitions and the recruiting ol the army and navy" says Major General Leonard Wood, " the most important step in getting re1dy for war is to build up an effective Red Cross organization
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-04-20

Go bacl- to the simple life, be confentGd with simple food, $ s.nple plea>urns $, simple clothes Work 1arl, rtay hard, play hard. N Orl1, eat. recreate and sleep. Do it ali courageously
 We have a victory to win.
 HOOVER.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-04-20
YOUR BUSINESS

is to help your UNCLE SAM and his allies go top and go strong while the going possible Buy BERTY BOND of the third issue doing something Get in touch with local your nstament full payment to either bank Cordcva.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-04-20
ENLIST TODAY WE NEED YOUR HELP

WE NEED YOUR HELP
 Citizens between the ages o. Is and B, who have not beer called, are eligible to enroll il
 NAVAL RESERVES
 Recruiting Office, U. s. Naval Training Camp on State Univer- sity Campus. Seattle, Wash.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
Sernper Siftings

The Ladies Thimble club will
meet with Mrs. J. F. Wick to-
dav. Thursday. Covers will be
laid for rs guests and an enjoy
able time is expected also a
Washington program. The lad
les of Semper district are invited
TO attend.
Frank Miller and family we're
guests at the J. F. Wick home
Sunday.
Al Hatfield attended the C. P
Hoyt funeral in Golden Monday.
William Ulrich is tutoring Fred
erick Wick on the cornet. We
can expect soon. to see a band
started in Semper.
Joseph Esslinger, ST.. expects
to move this week TO his newly
purchased farm at Standby Lake.
teino the northeast corner of the
old Moore place.
Semper school had Lincoln
land Washington anniversary
program Thursday of last week.
Most all of the parents we're pre-
sent. The Liberty Bell Colum-
bne club rendered some solos
and two PLAYS. entitled Teasing
Aunt Chloe" and "A Lemonade
Stand" which received much
applause. Later the Valentines
were given out and refreshments
were served. There were Hoov-
erized frostingless cakes and
chocolates served. All had a
fine time.
We are fortunate in being able
to say that there is no sickness n
our school.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
Turn to the Right" Next
Week at the Broadway

Fresh from series of sensa-
tional engagements on the Pac-
ific coast, Turn to the Right
comes to Denver next Sunday
night. Feb. 18th, beginning a
week 3 engagement at the Broad
way. No play of recent years
has heen a. anxiously awaited as
as il this delightfully."- mixture of
laughs and heart throbs from
the pens Of Winchell Smith and
John E. Hazard and in the
hands Of the original company it
will be enjoyed no less than Mr..
Smiths splendid Offering of n
few years hack. The Fortune
Hunter. Seats on sale at the
box Office after Thursday morn.
ing and mail orders. accompani-
ed Nv remittances will he care.
fnilv filled.
On its tour of the principal
Pacific At cities enpagomen's
70 Turn to the Right have
been a series of ovations. II has
taken the west nv storm. az II
did New York and Chicago.
where II was the great outstand-
ing hit Of last season. In its
fourth week Mt the Columbia
theatre. San Francisco. two extra
matinees we're given in addition
10 the regular Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon performances
70 accommodate those who would
otherwise be- turned away.
Turn 10 the Right" in n play
Of real people with a story that
goes straight TO the heart Of
every plavvoer who treasures
memories of a Christian mother
or q boyhood sweetheart back
home" II deals with the re-
generation Of three young crooks
who find themselves precipitated
into IN old. fashio ned farmhouse
where q golden hearted old
woman brews love and sunshine
into her justly. celebrated peach
jam.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
Presbyterian Church

10a. m. Sunday school.
II a, m. Preaching service.
Special music.
GAS p. m, Christian Endeavor,
Come if YOU are not attending
elsewhere and you will find a
welcome.
Rev. Chas. G. Williams,
Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

|. The quarterly birthday tea
given under the auspicies Of the
Arvada w. R. C. on Sat. Feb.
10th. was a very pleasant occas-
ion 26 members being pres ant. 8
comrades also visitors from Far
ragut and Byron L, Carr Corps
ct Denver. One application for
membership was received. 1t
being a joint celebration of the
birth of Washington and Lincoln
selections were given eXtolling
the lives of these, Americas
greatest men. The Corps voted
to place in the Hall a service flag
in honor of the bows who have
gone to the front. there being
seven whose mothers are w. R. c.
women. Patriotic women of Ar
vada, with the passing of the
G. A. R. our work will not be
finished. the bows of the Khaki
will be in need of our kindly
ministrations. so we urge you to
join US in this noble work.
Helen M. Doughty press cor.
The Pollvanna Club met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. VIM
Bennett. The afternoon was
spent crochetlng and cards and
refreshments were served. The
club will meet next time with
Mrs. North Evans.
Mrs. j. F. Shipley of Coffee
vile. Kans.. in writing to en-
close a renewal to the Enter
prise. reports the weather very
fine in their part of the country
and the farmers doing their
spYinp nlOWinp
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
BAPTIST Church

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning sermon ii o'clock.
Preaching at 1880 P. M.
Wednesday evening PRAYER
at 7:3O.
we welcome you to our SER
vices.
w. A. Pipkin, pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
Attention, Milk Producers
of Jefferson Count,

The undersigned respectively
invites all those in favor having
their product go directly from
the producer to the consumer on
a large scale to communicate
with me.
Chas' Finkbeiner,
Prop. Arvada Creamery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

Mrs. Percy Wolff left last
week for Long Beach. Califor.
MIA. where will have an extend
ed visit with her parents.
John Thorpe ia again able Ia
he about since his operation for
appendicitis and expects soon ia
resume his duties in Denver.
Arthur Cage and Hal Ra9land
have graduated in the Radio
School and were given special
mention in the Denver Post
We join their many friends IN
congratulations.
Numerous letteva received
from Sergeant Arthuv White
nv his family rnrort him still on.
jovinV life in Paris hugely. H.
expects soon tn he called awav.
however. "A all hut two OF the
bows in his department have beer
transferred to other points.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ellsworth So
crest entertained the Scores,
relative. at dinner Sunday In
honor Of their son Thompson,
18th birthday.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society NJ I'M
Arvada Methodist church avt
holding A sale NJ aprons and het
comForters AZ the home NJ Mrs,
A. w. Horn. 215 w. 1st Street
Orders taken for work also.
B. 8. Marshall has recently re-
turned from Carroll. Mo. whers
he has heen visiting relatives ant
seeking IN regain his health In 4
lower altitude. He In now con-
templatinR taking . trip to Cali
fornia.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
WANT COLUMN.

WANT COLUMN.
If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure loan, or have fire
insurance written, See I. S.
Knapp.
c. F. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang.
ing. 34-tf
Call Frank R. Schellenger for
painting, paper hanging, dec
Grating. automobile painting etc.
All work guaranteed. Phone
Arvada 14OW. 25-tf
z acres for sale 2 miles west
from Semper, good 2 room house
small barn and chicken house DO
apple trees and several plums
and few cherries, 4 acres in
wheat II in alfalfa.
Price $1,000 inquire at Enter
prise.
For sale or rent 800 acre past
ure land with 10 springs on it,
. miles north of Leyden.
Sec E. C. West 3O.Sp.
Thoroughly competent teacher
OF Piano, nine years experience
in Chicago. will give ten lessons
free to Arvada parties answer.
ing this ad. Rates ST. 90 per hr.
Minimum Is cents. Write Mrs,
Lillian Safborn, 1921 BRYANT St.
Denver. Will call. 32,4p
For sale or Trade. fine Army
saddle, also Blue Flame 3,burner
oil stove. Phone Arv. 2O7J, or
call at Peterson's barbershop.
Wanted l dozen weaned pigs
for cash. Also have for sale or
trade for pigs. large Toulouse
gander, l big bronze gobbler and
two turkey hens. Phone Arv.
2O7J or call at Peterson's shop.
Your WAR GARDEN will give
YOU much more pleasure and pro-
fit this year if you have Progress.
i've Everbearing Strawberries.
Plants for sale by E. M. Hoyt.
Arvada. Colo. 34.9t
Everbearing Alton improved
raspberry plants for sale this
spring. Blue Ribbon at Red
Gross fair. Mrs. Cole, Arv. 2O5J
For Sale-Team of work hors.
es, VT about 24OO lbs,
Inquire Enterprise. 35-1t
Laundry wanted to do at Box
No. 292, Valley ave. Arvada.
Heavy market wagon, 1 dou.
bile harness, both in A / condi
ton. E.. Carne, phone Arv, 53J.
Lost. between Arvada and o.
Tools. ladies' wrist watch, init
ials IS. o." on back. Please re.
turn to Susie O'Tool. Reward.
Black Percheron gelding. com
ing & yrs old. VT 1.5OO. sound
and right. Price $500. G. A.
Anderson. Thompson Station.
Leyden car line. 35-2p
For Sale-Duroc Jersey Shoats
also some hogs weighing from
Us to It's lbs. fine for pork. or
for breeding purposes. Teller
Ranch, phone Arv. l12 RS. 351t.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, or have fire
insurance written, See 7. S.
Knapp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21
Stray Locals

Mrs. Percy Wolff left last
week for Long Beach. Califor.
MIA, where will have an extend
ed visit with her parents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

Laundry wanted to do at Box
No. w, Valley ave. Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

John Thorpe ia again able to
he about since his operation for
appendicitis and expects soon to
resume his duties in Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

c. F. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 34-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

Call Frank R. Schellenger for
painting, paper hanging, dec
Grating. automobile painting etc.
All work guaranteed. Phone
Arvada l4OW. 25-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

Heavy market wagon, l dou.
hle harness, both in A l condi
ton. E.. Carne, phone Arv, 53J.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

For Sale-Duroc Jersey Shoats
also some hogs weighing from
10 to 175 lbs, fine for pork. or
for breeding purposes. Teller
Ranch, phone Arv. l12 RS 351t.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

For Sale-Team of work hors-
es, VT about 24OO lbs,
Inquire Enterprise. 35-1t
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

z acres for sale 2 miles west
from Semper, good 2 room house
small barn and chicken house 40
apple trees and several plums
and a few cherries, 4 acres in
wheat II in alfalfa.
Price $1,000 inquire at Enter
prise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

For sale or rent 800 acre past
ure land with 10 springs on it,
9 miles north of Leyden.
Sec E. C. West 3O.8p.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

Lost. between Arvada and o..
Tools. ladies' wrist watch, init
lals s. o." on back. Please re.
turn to Susie O'Tool. Reward.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-02-21

Black Percheron gelding. com
ing + yrs old. VT 1.5OO. sound
and right. Price $500. G. A,
Anderson. Thompson Station.
Leyden car line. 1921
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
.Kaiselr's Drive Must
Be Answered By. !. ]. !. 3.
Success Of New Loan

WASHINGTON, March 600
eial)-Secretary of the Treasury Me,
Adoo today announced further details
of the third Liberty Loan, which will
be launched on April 6. This loan
will be for three billion dollars at four
and n quarter percent interest.
1t is noted that the credits to the
Allies now total ~ 800, 600, 300.
Further cash is required SO as to
permit the United States to continue
its loans during the summer at about
Eve hundred million dollars monthly.
The previous first and second loans,
which were respectively Mt three and a
half and sfouts percent interest, are
convertible into the new issue, but the
third loan will not be convertible into
any further issue. ..J y,
Secretary ,McAdoos statement cor
Great events are now happening in
France which must FIRE every Amei
can soul with new determiHatiO 10
furnish all the dollars. and resources
needed to end German militarism. De
feat faces the Kaiser. Let US hasten
it by asserting Americas might with
increased yigor in concert with our
gallant comrades.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
SAYS MoToNo MAY RESIGN

. TOXIC, March 2G-(Speciai Cable 10
Sippu Jiii)--A persistent rumof pre-
walls in this city that Viscount l. Mo.
tono, minister of foreigp affairs, Is
about to, resign his portfolio. IT Is I'm,
,lerstood that his resignation win be
announced after adjournment of the
MET. l.st.N ~ ss.S!.ss (,
y The,closing ceremony OF the diet win
rake place on Wednesday morning,
when Emperor Yoshihito will be pres
ant X W. g.. =. tsAF& =
|, yiscount Y. Uchda, Japa nese apbas,
ssador to Rnssia, who left -Petr6grad d
few. weeks ago with other represents
itiyes of the Allies, Is expected to ar
rive In Toxic this evening. His report
ION, the Russian siberian situation and
Recommendation as TO arInad interSen,
ton in Russia to protect, Siberia from
German occupation which will be made
n Premier Terauehi Will have, ,eonsider,
able weight in shaping japan : ,.finai
noliey toward Rnssia. AZ, q. y, X 5tl4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
BERLIN CLAIMS A /:
THOUSAND GUNS
HAVE. BEEN TAKEN
Hundred Tanks Among Booty
Captured, While Advance Along
Wide Front Is Reported BY the
German War Office "a

BERLIN, March 27-( Associated
Press AN official announcement Of
the progress on the great. drive In
Frpnee. gives the names of many new
points Occupied by the advancing Ger,
mans and states that, the number sf
captured guns nov reaches Des, while
more then a hundred tanks were foapd
lying in the captured positions 1T
Biaches, Barlehx and Etalon when the
German advance swept tthS Bfttish
from these places. - legs, VI, -
e EOur armies are now standing on the
heights north of Noyon, - says the 81.
fetal announcement. 5gpWe have !, cap,
tured Busy, Bihueonrt, BiafeiileFs,
Grevillers, Irles and Miramonk, and
have crossed the Anere., Since the be-
ginning Of the battle, ninety three en-
envy airpIanes and six captive balloons
have beeh shot down. rs SySGi to ~
IA later report from German head.
quarters announces the capture Of Ii.
hons, Roye and Noyons and declares
that the Germans, have crossed the old
line Of the Somme battle in a number
Of plaees. ..F},r'. trty. .. .
&The latest Ofhcial bulletin, from the
front announces that a.,new phase Of
the offensive has been started ON both
banks of the .Somme, where the enemy
il retreating ,on a wide front. The
Germans are now before Albert.
The. kaiser is now d. st. Quentin, ne.
c6rding to the coYresiondent of Vor.
waefts, who ,intimatss that the, Der.
man great. headquarters have been
moved to that center, closer to the
!. front. q y H. y =. :, &,f 60;
Vorwaerts, in its iss6e 6f Saturday,
warns the military party a.. even such
success in arms as 10 being won on the
west front does not mean that Ger.
many should dictate onefous peace
terms to the enemy. = While The fighting
at present is incliu;ng In the German
favor" says this organ Of the Social.
lists, nevertheless, after, this fight we
will be neither in the position nor With
; the moral right 10. treat with the enemy
on the principle of our hand on his
throat land our knees on his breast.
After this war Germany can live only
as "a peaceful and self gov erping
1"t''' ~, .EE ~. - 81 Z l'5A-jItS9F :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
PIERS MENACED BY
!. GREAT EXPLOSION
Jersey City Warehouses Wrecked
and Fire Threatens To De
stfoy Hudson Waterfront

NEW YORK, March. s7Tt Associated
Press( --1Firemen had Under control
early today, after a desperate struggle,
a great fire that threatened for time
to destroy, q great part OF the Hudson
waterfront. The Are resulted from a
series of terrific explosi8ns in the
Jarvis warehouses Of Jersey City that
snook all New York and the surround
ing country. -, X NJ = sgsr
The explosions, the Scause Of which Il
as yet not definitely ascertaiRed, viz
tualiy demolished the warehouses.
which occupied nearly two blocks. The
ruins at once took fire and this was
followed by u series Of smaller ex.
plosions MS the flames reached powder
and other explosives that were stored
In the buildings. D w
Great alarm was caused through, the
fact that the army transport piers are
nearby and it was feared that the
Flames would spread to them and 10
the connected warehouses filled with
arpY supplies, y $50 z,s f :, y +, ~
Every available fireman and ,nisca az
fire ftghting apparptas was cillIea out
and after q long fight the flames were
gotten ubder. control A;.. 49, N, ~
How mapy were killed aud Injured
BY the explosion and fire has not Vet
fseen aseertained b,tS " IA faafed that
the ,rasnaltr list win he q haayy one.
o.. . T. a a. % J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
AMERICAN GUNNERS SHELL HUNS
=, = ~ OUT. OF. IA TOWN ON GERMAN SOIL

.WAsHING TON, i, March. sI,-l( gAsso-
eiated Press) - American skella have
forced the Germans to evaeute one
Of fheir depot points within their own
territory, according to- Official reports
received from the American front in
France last night. This evacuated point
is the town OF Riehecourt, two miles
with the German borders east Of Lune:
vile, ON the, Saarburg railroad. 80
O., There ,was a lively artillery duel
along this sector Of the Lorraine front
yesterday, the German batteries open.
ing upon the Americans with mustard
gas shells, which they dropped into the
American lines at the rate Of ten; an
hour. The American gunners took up
the challenge replying with a hurricane
Of gas shells, which demolished seq,
mentst OF the German defenses and
drove them back beyond range of the
This duel was maintained during the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29

day, the German reply Bssoming very
weak In comparison to the bombari-
ment maintained by the Sammi9t.
I Under cover Of their own shells.
American patrols were sent out, these
penetrating far into the German lines,
destroying Sdugouts and bringing back
Information that leads TO the heller
that the gas shells have eompeIled the
eyeeuatiqn Of the Rieheeourt position.
This town lies more than. slx miles east
Of the American batteries. Il. !,
&Thirty.three names are ihcluded IN
the casualty list forwarded 20 the Mar
department. yesterday By General Per-
shingl Nv Give dfatks Rfe tep6rted. two
in actiohy three from accidental causes
and seyeh from disease. 0nal American
was SEVERELY wounded IN action and
ten others slightly woandedi ~
Among the latter are Major George
u, Lawrence Major Timothy j: ,Aloyiin'.
han and Lieut. George +. Patton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
Bryan Wants To Be
Excused As Witness
In Hindu Plot Cast, .

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27--(Asso
ciated Pressl--IWilIlam Jennings Bryan,
VIII" has been s,ipOeBaed as n. witness
for the defense In ths Hindu plot trial,
has asked to be excused on the ground
that his time is taken up with govern.
ment food conservation work. The at.
torneys for the defense are considering
whether or not to grant his request
Bryan was secretary Of state at the
time the plot TO ineite the natives Of
India to an uprising against the British
was hatehed. Many Of the documents
Introduced by the prosecution as evi.
dence against the defendants came. from
the Office OF the secretary Of state.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
HUNS TAKE EX-YALlEE !.
PROFESSOR TO GERMANY

q. WARRINGTON, Marsh a8,-rf Asso.
"iated Pressl-t Minister Norris rshlei
TO- the state department from Stock
h"',~ 'ndPy that Mai, Henry =. E,aesy,
eS Yale profess0r and member OF the
Taft tariff hoard, has been taken From
the Aland IslBnds on board deTman
trhnspoft 10 Dautsig. Emery was I'M
Finland and was taken by the Germans
from q neutral ship. i@,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29

"Blue," worried, half.sick people
should find out the cause Of their trou
bles. Often it is merely faulty kidney
action, which allows the blood to get
loaded up with poisons that irritate the
nerves. Backache, headaches, dizzin ness
and annoying bladder troubles are
added proofs that the kidpeys, need
help. Use Doan's Backacbe Kidney
Pills. Thousands thank them for relief
from just such troubles, -. /. =,
"When Your Back IL Lame Remem
Der the Name. -. don Y simply ask fol-
n kidney ,remedy--ask 3aistinetlx for
Doan s Backaehe Kidney Pills and TAX
20 otherl, 'Doan,s Backaebe Kidney
Pills are sold by an druggists aud store
Keepers, or viii be mailed on receipt Of
rtire Shy the Hallistsg Drug Co.. Of
Bshson tsmith1& Coz asants for III,
HaWsiiSn Islands, 4 (Adssrtissnsatl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
Undecided i. i:
REGARDING BOLSHEl|N

TOXIC, March 2G--(speeial Gable 70
Hawaii .shinpo)-viseohut Motouo,
minister Of foreign affairs, in address
ing both houses of the Japanese diet
today, announced that Japan bias not
vet decided to take an open stand
agai INST the Russian Maximalists in
Western Siberia, and that the govern
mept has not as yet made. up its mind
70 mobilize an army for action in 81
IBERIA. TX, :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
Would |. J. PERMIT !: OUR. :
SOLDIERS TO- WEAR !.
FOREIGNDtCORAnONS

WASHINGTON, March 28-(Asso
ciated Press)-Upon the recommend.
alton Of the war department, Senator
Chamberlain, chairman OF ths military
affairs committee Of the senate, Today
introduced a fesolution /. to permit
American military and naval forces to
accept decorations bX the, officials Of
the Allies, General PeTshing has suC.
gested that the United States hrstcw
honor on the French and British.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
RED GUARDS DEFEATED,
FLEHNGlN FINLAND

STOCKHOLM, March s6-(Associa
ed PresS)-Aftcr weeks of civil war
are between the Finnish fred
uards" and ,"Itwhite guards the
reds" have been defeated in q bat
lie in which theitf front was broken
they are fleeing southwark in a panic.
'uniulR has been occupied by the
'whiteS-''! The ttreds abandoned
:uns, tricks and other supplies, and
'ost many prisoners. ~. hNl3, =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
PAT,R0LLER :FoUNDERED

u. PLYMOUTH, Massachusetts. March
az Associated Press The govern.
nAent patrol bobt Admiral was lost ycs
iteraay, foundeTingI All the officers
and Aembsrs Of the crew were saved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
FOR ExKING. { .
CONSTANTINE o. REFUSED

ATHENS, March 90 Associated
Pteas) 1.-The budget committee Of parlis.
'nent has voted against granting Former
King Constantine o pension OF half o
iaillion draehmas, The, pension was
promised Contantine on Recommended
ion Of the Allies when be was dethron!
Cd and, forged to leave Greece.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
OPPOSE LABOR CONFERENCE

,LONRON. Z March -(Associatcd
Pfess) Tie. SeaDaen = and Firem0n =
Cniona Of England have decided that
their members shall refuse TO sail on nay
ship conveying delegates to the propos
I'd inter. Allied labor conference in the
United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
BIG FUND RAISED FOR
y ARMENIANtSYRIAM RELIEF

NEW YORK, March 26---(Associa,
ted Pressl THE American committee
on Armenian and Syrian relief report.
81 today that the February receipts
wore $6sl.6ls, making total to date
of $s,240, 1913, ,..l3t.0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
SIXTEEN BIG CANNON , .
PLANTS COMPLETED

WASHlNGTONs March 90 (Oficial)
The ordnance bureau announces the
virtual completion of sixteen large
American plsnts for the manufacture
Of cannon. The same statement speaks
or the rapid progress in the construe
ti"p OF numerous other great war
plants. 49, ~. - --
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-29
GERMAN DRIVE NOW LOSING
MOMENTUM EFFORT
ALONG "A K ROyvING FRONT
British Believe That Situation IS Now Well m
Y Hand and That Advante Of Foe Has Now. 81 I.
r.. ..z.. Almost Reached ITS Limit ~ y, :. S.sss
ASHINGT0N,. March

M AsHiNGToN March the
Indications that the Allies are almost prepared 70 launch
For this drive German lines the Entente will use the
gan
will he neither British French nor American but the Grand Army the Allies
when and at just the western known
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