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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
FOOD AND OTHER
VALUABLES GONE
IN DAY ROBBERY

: bold daylight burglary was
perpetrated shortly before noon
yesterday. when the home OF H.
Newberg. 2Io3 Twelfth street, Mo
Lce, was entered and ransacked.
The iuf-ud=rs escaped with many
valuahles, including SIS in cash and
sllFtrware-
The burglary occurred while Mrs.
Newt berg was gone fro mthe house
10 a store several blocks away. The
entire house was ransacked and
was in q disordered condition when
Mrs NawberE returned
Fifteen dollars n cash, silver
ware. automobile tools, nine quarts
Of canned cherries, one-balf bushel
potatoes and @ dressed chicken are
reported missing.
All the News All the Time The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
RFTTRNS To TRAINING,

Leslie E. Shallberg, son of Mr..
and Mrs C. f. Shallberg, 1914
Eleventh avenue, returned yester-
day TO Urbana, ILL.,, to resume
training at the aviation school,
after spending two days with his
parents. Having completed the
work at the ground school, Mr..
Shallberg expects soon 10 be as
signed to a flying school at a
Texas camp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
Do Not Neglect It.

When you use medicated sprays,
atomizers and douches for your Ca
tarrh, you may succeed in unstop-
ping the ehSked-up air passag
for the time being. but this annoy
ing condition returns. and you have
to do the same thing over and over
again.
Cstarrh has never yet been cured
by these local applications. Have
YOU ever experienced any real
benefit from such treatment?
Throw these niakeshift remedies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
John +. Giles,

Funeral services for John F.
Giles, 1885 Twenty-sixth avenue,
Moline, will be held at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning at St. Mary's Cath
Ollie church in Moline. Rev. J. S.
Kelly will Officiate. Interment will
be in the Bowlesburg cemetery,
South Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
Obituary
Louis Hansen.

The funeral of Louis Hansen,
1705 Twelfth street, Moline, Will be
held at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon from the residence. instead of
, O'Clock as was formerly ar
ranged. Interment will be in Riv-
erside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
News Of the Day i'm Moline and East Moline
completely exhausted.

completely exhausted.
According TO plans the older
registrants will be used first in the
Moline calls, and accordingly will
go to Camp Grant. The remainder
of the call will be filled by induc-
ton of 1918 registrants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
GERMAN WHO SANK
LUSITANIA TAKEN
PRISONER, REPORT

Paris. Aug. 2S-Lieutenant Swie-
ger. the man who sank the Lusi-
( tania, has been captured by a
( French patrol boat in the Mediter-
ranean, according to La Jouranl. A
/ large submarine of which he was
| second in command, had just tor
pedoed a British steamer between
| Malta and Sicily. The German was
/ waiting to see the vessel sink when
two French patrol boats emerged
from the fog and sank the U-bOat.
/ OF the crew of rs only one officer
ana four men were rescued by the
patrol boats.
While being taken to Toulon, the
/ officer appeared i'll at ease. When
he thought no one was looking he
tried TO throw some papers over
board but a sailor seized his arm.
He refused to answer questions,
but an examination of the papers
explained his uneasiness.
La Journal asks II the man who
committed the most vile, the most
barbarous and the most cOwardly
act in the annals of the war IS
merely to be sent to a prison camp.
The ministry Of marine denies
that French patrol boat mas cap
tured Lieutenant Schweiger, who
commanded the submarine which
sank the Lusftania. 1t is declared
that this German officer died some
time ago.
A dispatch from Toulon last Fri
dav which described the sinking or
q German submarine in the Medi-
terranean by patrol boats, added
chat the mate OF the submarine at
tempted to commit suicide when
brought on board 4 rescue snip
The man appeared to be insane and
was reported to have declared that
the lost U-boat had torpedoed the
Iusitania.
The German admiralty, accord
ing 10 adyices from London, Aug.
10 has admitted that Lieutenant
cv,ieger was killed when C-boat
that he commanded struck "A mine
N the North Sea. The dispatch
said that his death occurred In sep
TENDER. 1916.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28

Edward Dhaener. 31S Fifth
street. Moline. was - wears of age
yesterday and IL seemed dull and
commonplace not 10 celebrate the
occasion as had been his custom IL
tie past half century. So he went
10 Pearia~ After he had imbibed
excessively Of the amber fluids.
and amply supplied himself with
quantity of the spirits. he headed
Tor home He had a glorious time
IN Peoria. he told Policve Magis-
t-a1e Gus-afson this morning. But
the Jubilee reached its climax at
midnight last night Edward be-
came suddenly enraged. exceeding
y hostile. and he proceeded to
smash all the furniture in the
house The police were summoned
and the ceIebraut taken 10 the Mo
line station. He was fined s. and
costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
Police News

Third avenue, Moline, reEred last
night. he placed his purse contain
ing SO. iu The pocket OF his trou-
sq-s. When he awoke at this
7c-rlrE. q roommate handed his
-he same pelketb0Ok. minus the
money. Though several are sus-
peclei no arrests had been made
to8ay. The roommate who re-
turned the purse was brought be-
fore CHEZ Ben DeJaeger and sub
ierte5 TO q thorough quizzing but
when the Colored youth replied. If
al had done stole that money do
no 'svo5e an would have returned
the Tolactbook2' he was released.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28

Mrs. II. A. Lau, 3S912 Eleventh
street Moline, returned from a visit
this morning On her way home
she stopped at a friends. 4Ol Elev-
e1tl stree. She left her suitcase
in the rear Of the house, and when
few minutes later she came out,
the bag. containing clothes and
personal belongings was gone. The
police had no clue OF the theft this
morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
LONDON CONFIRMS LOSS
on TOWN on NItNIENTiEII :

London Npril H.. The British have
withdrawn from Armcutioros ON IN"
northern batla front the war office
Announces.
Violent fighting continues an along
the front from La B1sS, canal tu the
Nprts-Comiuc- canal
ON the front north of Armcuucrct
henyy fiphting was cuntiuuin- late lp.t
night There was little change lr ;hc
British positions
The statement follows.
THE battle 81 ouutiuu,UE uu th"
whole front from La bass, clnrl O."
the Nprts-C Confines canal
severe fightus hJs taken place ,n
the ueighhurhuud uf tho Lave and Lt~
canals. from about Lcstrcm to AZ
mentlercs. our truops have beet
Withdrawn from Armcuti'r's, which
Is rull uT gas
North of ArmVuticros there b. u'-
tie change In the situation Heavy
firh .ing was coutiuung ar a late hour
last night m the ucighhurh"od ,i
Plucpstccrt Messiucs and NNt~chaci"'
"On the remainder Of the br'l'sh
front there b. nothing tu report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
CBy Associated Press. )

Armeners 10y the British while the Ger
the southwest of the struggling 10 push
MuoN ridge the key pomi oi the
British line in Flanders
ridge srT has been the objective of desperate frontal
reported have pushed on 10 the rdg"
during fierce haudtohaud fighting Each time
however back them with effective conracks
and today stin holding the ridge
West of ArncticrcS the enemy struggling m hN deep salient
pushed the fighting the limit and succeeded m dr
miles bcyUud the TO LA (rcchc La tins stua
likewise reacted strongly and ht vigorous counter
ou>tcd -, Germans from La trchc and other ncghboung
Wytschactr Mc,scs also the objective of heavy
German attacks possession of changed several times but TINS
morning found Field Marshal lag troops holding the town
There was a similar hard fight for crm AZ the western tp o
the German the Lave The Germans worked their
way this place Yesterday but unable TO move on further
ultimately driven of II and back the Lave"
had been and discounted
place without statcgca value What left of the tow" Is
full hanging there from the shell commandments
Amcncs the British position hinges on Ilocg'''r'
wood which the line hiScctcd tins morning
et-up the engagement today the battle con
ug entire - miles front from LA ac north 7" th" NprcN
Confines canal Just below NprrN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11

signalici their batteries for a bar
rage aud -tHrtcl for the American
front line. The American gunuers
mid cuuntcr-barrngc almost imme-
dlately
The attackers. who were especially
trained for this operation. were sc-
lrctcd from among the best men in
three regiments They were preceded
hy shock platoons, but the American
hurIaED caught them before they were
able TO reach our wire cutanElcwcnt-
\ terrific fire against the udvauc-
ing enemy was kcpt up 10y the Amer
lean batteries. The Germans prob
ably suffered severe usuulties as s"v-
oral bodies were seen hanging across
the h1rbed wire after the enemy re-
tired The attack was made In a
heavy morning mist hut the Ameri-
can guuners did wonderful work con
sidcrnE the poor visibility.
As soon cas- the American bHrrJgc
lifted. American iufantiymcn climhct
from their shelters ana attacked the
enemy with heavy machine gun and
rfle fire, driving back those who had
not been dtspciyrd hy the artillery
firo
The atiack was followed hy q vio-
lent artillery duel which was Still Eu-
ing on at 80 late hour tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
BY Vote of % to 25 Upper House
of Congress Rejects Conference
Report on Bill Containing Pro.
vision Permitting Strikes.
STRIKE CLAUSE SOLE
ISSUE IN OPPOSITION
Gompers Denounces Proposal to
Prohibit Strikes and Declares II
Would Merely Make Strikers
Into Law Breakers.

Washington. Npril ll."Th" confer
onco report uu the hili providing se-
wore penaltirs for destruction uf or
Interference with production of essen
tial war materials, contaiuing the
clause giving wurkmcu the right to-
strike for better wages or working
conditions Wa rejected to-day hy the
senate. % 90 %.
The rou call on adoption of the
conference report iullows
For Democrats. ,umcrSuu, tlctch-
cr Gerry. Henderson. Hollis, James.
Jones of Nrw McNico. Nckcllur. Mar
tin Oyermau rittmun, IiansdclL
Shlfroth. Sheppard. shields. simmons,
swanson Thompson Tllmun, Tram
mcll and Nhrdamau. Democrats, 3D.
Republicans johnson. uf 'alifor-
MIA McNtry. \clsuu and Nurris. he
puhucau-. 4.
Total FOR adoption 81.
Against Democrats Bankhuud.
Chamberlain. ilitchcock Kirby. My
ers. Pumcrcuc Reed. Smith OF
Georgia, smith of South Carolina.
Thomas and Underwood. Democrats.
.ll
Republicans Baird nrandcgec.
Cummings FAN France. Frcliug-
huysrn, Gullnrcr ialc Harding.
Jones Of washington. Kellogg. Knox,
l.urrc. McC'umbcr. Sew, Page. Pen
rusc. PoindeNtrr. sherman, Townsend,
Wadsworth. Warren and Weeks Re
pubhcuns. ..
Total against "a
The vote. taken Immediately today
upon r.couVcniug uf the senate and
! following yostcrday's bitter dcnuuciu-
I uou of lahur's attitude iu the war in
/ the numerous strikes on war Jobs
win cause the house 10 reconsider tht
+ bin Tho -,nate's opposition was di.
+ roctcb SOLELY 90 the clause previdiur
. that the biil should not restrict work.
men from striking
Many senators who objected to th'
/ provision regarded tuduy's vote aH o.
robukc tu Worku,U who 9brc struck
! (Cnntinucd on Page -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
\uIUICNNS SrOp SHARP
ENRIN MOiiNiNG RAID

with the American Army n Franc"
"Wednesday. April H. The Germans
att.mptcd uu attack against the
American positions northwest ot Toul
us, before sunrise tNis morning and
were romplrtrlN rcpulsed. Two Ger
muu prisoners slid the enemy planned
to attack with 70 fore" of 500 men
hut that u was stopped in its fnlI
strength %, the effective fine of the
American artillery
The Americans lost mo- prisoners.
one of the German prisoners died
later os Wuunos
The attack wa. the heaviest vet
inndr un AN American force. brilliant
work hy American gunners dispersed
the Gcrmuu infantry before they
reached the wire acknowledgements and
thos, of the enemy who got into the
wire wer, accounted Tor with machine
gun aud rifle fire.
The German attack came after a
violent artillery humharlmcnt of three
days \ large uumhcr Of the enemy
are believed tu have been killed ur
wounded during thr attack which
continued for nearly two hours
The Germans had been firing AN m.
,rcasing number nf shells o.; the
American positions ana making cN.
tenslyc use OF gas shells ~ noon
I yesterday the enemy began a harras-
/ sing fire against one of our strong
/ poiuts and Kept 10 un throughout the
night. droppng hundreds of shells of
Ian cslihrcS on both front and rear
/ positions The American urtiller, re
I Piled ViEoroueh the men in some
/ batteries WORKING with their ga~
masks ou for two ar three hours at
p q stretch
About % u'ciock this morning Ger
man mfnutNueu bon the front line
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
Great Southwest, Awakened
to Our Nations Peril,
Reaches for Its Weapons

ro The Herald. Nbuucrquc y. VI.
Ina tins distance from iir Of
ioNue s peaceful life. realization ot the and AN
little SLOWLY hau ilu great rcurIN
Like awakening from ,lv, hu southwest l~ realizing
the peril which and forth fur vrapo,
The blow which tlr Nouhvrsf Wll strike during tuc next
few weeks will bee fell u the rank, ol Grruauy.
There phase oi ti, liberty appeal which calls
for emphasis the momct The VINO mudr money last
has thar money u he bauk an 900 Turning the u>, OF
money the l huA liberty bond,
doing excellent thing But Tine p>o who pledge, bis or her
labor profit, thc doing better
The pcu who SAYS N vI pinch prrtt, hard 90 meet
those payment, m May July and August hui h economy aud
hard work manage M that person is f. fTr patriot
Buy liberty bond, uul ut surplus bat ont oi
comfort YOUR luAurcN for rho urNt four months
our soldiers m"igug rhrr ,r> Pledge pleasures
mNurr Undertake tr government term, oi payment
boud of which uea, >acrluyc tn for % and
you viii gain mentally, morally and financially.
!. " UOOPES.
Deputy Governor. Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas TcNn> April II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11

hi, and their dut, an, .afr Those
who have backed and filled aud made
excuses are noted and their cases are
to receive special attention
Tb,., v,b, b,y, dodr.d ia. .prrt,
,,rkor. viii h, assigned to rNp,ri.
,p,.d .oltcitn,. and rho, must uIu
u,.,t,I, Gao, tb, music. Io tit.r duty
ca decline to do b.
t-pcr. san, l4 r,ntl,uar. .u these
matter. A.. ,,isb.4 firs, tn give ever,
sovereign citizen % ch1nr, to yuluu
,nrily du his duty tie Is studying
hi4 people and figuring ont Iust how
far each man D. meeting his rc-pou
sibiitios us u citizen. To- viii be
patient ben explaining matters to thusr
who are not informed and who are
anxious to live up 70 their hiEh pre-
negatives u- children of a. great ro-
puhli,
Thcn if ne finds fhut am, ct his
sons ar, unworthy thtf the. hay,
claimed his protection Tor Ias, pun
posses of material gain 1ad are not
willing to- como to hi- aid when ms
life Be- threatened well thoy mas hear
FROM him from different angle ono
, th'> d" not now aspect
lf forced tu du su hp can ton bu
such slackcrs that ho hHs the right
and power to command their mon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
AME MOMENTS TO THE
INDIAN BILL MEAN
MUCH TO THE STATE
Provision Inserted by Senator Fall
and Agreed to in Conference
Would Stop Further Reserva'
tion Extensions,

Washinrtou f. e April The
Indian appropriation BIN as agreed .o
in conference n addition tu the r-r-
uln tunuW appropriations for N'"
Mexico Indians and indian h"ui-.
contains provision of great utcrt.'
Co Sew Mexico ztu,kWon which u'r
been placed iu the hill Hy Senator II.l
I, pro, idcs that hereafter %" lnlH1
reservation shall De- .rvttrd uor -h't
any additions bc mad, to one h,r,'D-
for" created within thr hmits oi 'h'
states uf New Mexico trd Arizona. ''-
cept bV Hrt of cuurt r~-
The hin also ciT'lvs h' senate
amendment ftG 5000 appropriate
Tor a wagon rvtd from the McFcalrr'
Indian asoucy to Tulrusa. 10 he iw.
mcdmtclN available 1000 additional 1u-
preparation Of tInoo u'sn being .u-
cluded to compl,t, 'nr steel hrlr"
, ross tho S.u iuHu liver az Farm
iugtnn 4ul f.snu" ''r cuutiuuus
work ou thr ruad frHW Mr-u Nrrln
national park tu Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
: SNt'KNuilF-WI,ST, nIuTISI
UEpRI'~ENTkI kIINE ON BoNlin

I.Oudnn- NpTII u NHl0I NVN'I n
SaykVulc-Wcst hrs been app"ini'i
,nctluR British milh8ry Representa- '''
Et the supreme wur council U N'f-
sailles o. was announced today Boo th"
house uf commous hy Andrew b"n"l
Law the government Spokesman jon
the lower house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
GERMANS TAXI TWO VILLAGES
NORTH on NltNINIlilt~

Wlih the ErillFh NrWN IN FIuW'"
and Bclgmm. April 1.-THE Gcrmaus
this morning we're IN possession "I
about half uf The village al il"'F-
stv.rt and rlovrstcert wood ON me
Flanders battle front just to the norih
of Armonticrs.
The fighting was cuuainuWg 'hl'
norning north uf Armeu'icrcs WIN
the British sinl holding MesSlne-
rldge and Wyschacte, which Ne~ierdn>
changed hands several times
During the day the enemy succeed
ed In entering not only those positions
but la Crcche. Nieppc and lioilehck'.
Vigorous countor-attacks forced th'
enemy from an these places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11

American Eunnyrs aud infantry men
holding "a certain sector uu the front
iu France drove Rack iu disorder "n
"Wednesday. "a strong German uttarl
Tho ruem, effort was the heaviest vet
made aEan.f an American position
nut the Gormnns ala not gct ,hr"ush
en-" wire entauglemcnts and suffered
numerous casualties.
After Violent artillery bumburt-
mcut for 10 hours during Vhi'h many
gas shells were used especially srlrr
I'd German units moved AGAINST ,h'
American position under - heavy ha
rage fire The American aruNcrN
checked them at the wire cuinnrl'-
ments and machine gun and rife l""
also was poured into the enemy. Who
retired leaving several of their uuW-
mcr nar2iug Go the wire entangle-
mcnts
Uu the northern battle front Amcr,-
can soldiers. the vanguard "f l1rv'
Tor e. have ioiucd the British armies,
General i'erphiugs men we're greeted
,Ilhusia-tlcnIy hy the British.
Emperor william and the Gorma 70
military leaders lu the present oitcn--
iNe It b. reported IN dtspatohce ir"''
th,, huttIc front. plan the wlpinE ou,
al the British army u is h'hcN"d
chat the Germans nov ar" Scri'uS't
nttcmpting. hv Nviuging their attack
to the north. tn uunihilIt' britfh re-
sistance In consequence further as
saults along the British front aii
much desperate fighting rs tNpt 'l'".
Another drop in the sinking col u
lied merchantmen hN German suhmi p
rinrs is noted lu current reports. puH
-four British merchantmen of more
chan COO tons being sunk last Wc'h
Il rs bclioyeU tn Washington th,t
IA. failing OF in submarine effective
ness II due To the fact that tht Gen
mans arr turning their attention lr"W
merchantmen 10 transports. D.
partures of American troops for Eu'
rome il IL said NOW are three times
greater than some time afn b. is p's-
Sfle the Germans may hu prcpuiu-
tor a. huge tupmbtiuv offensive
ngainst the troop ships.
The heavy enemy uttAckr uoith 'nI
south or Armcnticrc- NestvtdaN re-
suited ben the advance ~ th" 3ermh1
positions until tho town wo- lu de q
and narrow packet the mouth "i
whieh was ON line drawn apprrN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
uI,iTISn TROOPS tGNIN
ADVANCE LINE ~ PNll3NIiNI

London Nurl u British ir""''
ON Aprn 9 advanced their line n"r'"
~ Jerusalem. n Palestine Co d"r'u
of one and half miles along tr""'
Of five miles the british war "t'r'
anrnunced TODAY. Notwithsiaudiug
the stubborn resistance ot the TuiN-
the British captured the villages "i
Gufnt ana t,l lSpfr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11

with yosterdaN ciusc1 tho first
ht-r dH5, of the charging wtirlwind
campaign 90 the third uherp l"ar
drive w Ecrunlilln county
n Wa- merely q preliminary m"Sr
towards ih. kais"r'H savage army up
th, western front The committees
are NOT usbandcd the ofnccrs are
not uu urluugh aud the soldiers
of ub,rN are mot off duty Thcr" rs
mcrcl, % nud of plvmpiad after tho
first fierce bout before another one
herius
in thr nu-iur.- office of the cNecu-
tive committee tho names ~ Wl cite
zcus of rrrnluup county are being
gone over and rv-1lli-uweuts are
furmur Those who have done their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
Nebraska Farmer
Held for Sedition

Lincoln Nrb. April ~ An udl"t-
mcnt rhurging George II ~midt n
wealthy furmor residing near Hastings
Neb. with having said hr was instni.
mental iu forming 900 otganfnilon
among farmers 20 prevent rr"pT from
bring raised for the United Stut's to
teri its soldiers. wn- returned hN the
federal grand UuA here "wednesday.
Complaint was brought under thr r--
piounge act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
FRENCH BRENK ~
ATTACH IN TIN CHAMPAIGN

parIF. AprIl lI"A HernWU "IT'''
in tho Champagur last night w'N
broken up by the F"cnch fire. ON tho
principal butSc front there Wa hc'N
artillery fighting between M"nidid''.
and Noyon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
William G. McDol.ald, Pioneer,
Empire Builder and Political
Leader, Passes Away After
Lcng Illress
WAS FUEL ADETINJSTRATCR
FOR PAST SIX MONTHS
Built Up One of GrcStest Live
stock Enterprises in West, from
Post &c Clerk in Country Store
Held Many High Positions.
srset.. o,sr.re- 70 r.t ",a.lo

sr1ciAt pisrsres 70 r,,t repALo
CnrriSuSo. y VI, April Ii.-it
j. announced here iliat the fu-
neral ut thr late William &. Me-
Douald. first state governor of
New McNicu. viii bC held la this
citA ou SUNDAY afternoon. Further
Than uunoun'rurut tlut the fu-
nctul win tahr place here, details
have not hcpH given out.
Inquiries received here bN tclc-
graph nnd telephone Indicate hat
friends and a@-oCiaics from all
parts at the state dc~irr tu attend
the funeral.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11

imatclv north aud south through
SteeuNcrck
The Germans attacked north ul
Arncnticrrs go o.aO o'clock Yesterday
morning after two hours "i intense
numhardment The, advanced undrr
cover of a heavy fog tud the opp"Nl'f
forces were ut close Quarters before
fighting wa begun. The attacks were
pressed a.. fan north us llullthcN''
whore The vu,u, made slight gains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
HALF MILLION FOR
LIBERTY PLEDGED
At 8 O'CLOCK TODAY
SO Reported Chairman M T.
Hickey Army of Workers Held
in Fact County Drive Now On
Give Everyone Chance to Buy

Chairman VI. o. Hickey ~
the ibcrtS loan drive, rrpuri-
cd ut . o'cio,'k this afternoon
that II had rounded the $500
O0O cornrr ana the track l.
clear ahead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-11
ARMENTIERES LOST BY
HAIC'S MEN AS KAISER'S
WEDGE IS PUSHED ON

Head of the Hun Line Now Five Miles West of
Armentieres, With Englishmen and Americans
Holding DoggedIy at Other Points and Regain
ing Ground Lost Before Irresistible Wave At
tacks; Grave Anxiety Shown in London Official
Announcements.