The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1918-06-07
GENERAL NEWS

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~ Charleston and New An Atlantic Port, June 3-Hov- .
re closed on the third on ering for two days over the sea n;,b+
Of Hun u-boat activities. where the American tanker William recruit
- u Rockefeller has been sunk by a Ger 5000
'-ihe S.0t man submarine, a Aotlla of Destroy division
r. massing reinforce u IN
ono tho whole Italian front, ers and two seaplanes finally sue Il "
q to information received ceeded in capturing the u-boat, &C. + W.
az. cording to naval officers, survivors oblo F.
- of the disaster who landed here to- countr,
e 18th day of the German 49,,
the Allies, assisted Mr.
Americans, were holding the - County
Of te tremendous Hun Paris, June 3-The French held ~
the Germans everywhere last night -.
The enemy losses were heavy. The ~" !"
,eninp probe of the school French took prisoners, the war Of Wy,
and the school system of flee reports. The French counter ~.
q has been ordered, based attacked along the whole front be- -n.
IN the charge by the prn- tween the Ourcq and the Marine and Nu"|
the Bows High School, Prof made progress at several points. 49,
)yker, that a pro-German " bocL r.
n, Prof. REIN, was being Ehterih 1ms "eeh Oh "e seVeh'h +;uo T.
-, +bo focu1+v # the Rows month of its present session, Cong twe u
,., ress will begin work on the war tax 0e'ie
legislation which may hold it in ses- moim
A. Amrcon Armies in sion until we'll into the fall, with VI SuDi
June . Altboueb air fight possibly a brief respite in midsun- ene ol
~ uos below normal the mer.
the day was marked by an - at the
r northwest of Toul, in III o-ih DiASn '"' n1eted,
~ uoohin IN cernan night gained ground slightly in a pe'eu
other American-were shot local operation o. the northern side W pf
of the Flanders salient, the war Of s" Sa"um
49,, fee announces. Nearly 200 prisoners "e O." '
ngton, June 3-Alied and were taken. ..rhoa
from submarines dur -
fret three months of the The Greenvlle Woman's College ~,
led 1900 900 lightweight will begin the next session with an , M
cordinp to authoritative ad- entirely new set of professors, ev- ~
here late this after cry member of the faculty having 81
-. resigned, some to enter wal work,
. - but the majority to continue teach
June Surviving home a ing in other and larger spheres. In . -
powerful counter blows be- all, there were" thirteen designations. -
e Marine and\ Orucq Rivers The student body and patrons of
7estern flank of the Aisne- the college, while regretting exceed f
aient, the French threw ingly to lose these instructors who rua;
Germans Sunday evening, have been of such inheritance in the w..
CHI War Office announced to life of the institution, wish them ..-...
= F.. - ~" the very best of success in their new -.
- - fields of endeavor, and feel, conf $500,
ngton, June s-Every coast dent that the traits which made 0 c sH
sel under control of the their work of value here cannot fail
administration. will carry a to earn their own reward elsewhere.
" as protection against the - POI.
: r.. ,oua+;no -. y. AL
lean waters, it was, learned wealthy Sartanburg baker, was ac- ~ ~
rnoon. quilted by a jury in federal court :"
,M,'- late today of the charge of having n.,
lantic Port, June s.-Two received goods stolen from the gov ""I
balloons this afternoon eminent. Closing arguments for o.o.o+,
ut to sea in search of Ger the government were made by Dis -
oats in Atlantic waters. trct Attorney Thurmond and for the 49,. .o
" low and were plentifuly defense by Former Gov. John Gary
with bombs. 1t also IS e&- Evans and the case was given to III,
nat a large number Of sea- the jury shortly after the opening of 60.
i'll be sent % earch the afternoon session of the trial, ILL.,.
ersibles. which began yesterday The jury de- t
- liberated one hour and As minutes. ~. III,
O' D~ cono.o will -" ., arrive
az s1ec- mns' '~e D-S day ant
~ ..~-u. - aSsuiea ny oe'ie""S Da"'" iN repuke
history and economies 10 today that Atlanticl coast defenses - III;
ion of president OF the COL against submarines we're adequate .o,1 :,
.of. Derrick is an uncle II and it would be unnecessary to re- &C.,,
Lever. He is a mem call the vessels from the war zones r
-. en JIG 'eSoo ~ mans.
state board o f education. to deal with the submarines On this
- side. The secretary said the 'pur- p,n;,
$ n. Peoples has filed his nose Of +be Germans evidently was airs
1919 fr oovernor pSe VI we KIN" eOeA", es grow
candldate go'erhoi: to brighten the American people in cS..
les is completing his second n demanding the return of some OF! oei"ah
4ono ronoro1 If the 70 e"anu "e fe''H - '"' penor
attorney general u ue their naval forces now abroad. =,
lie announced his candidacy - o aoie
rnor several months ago. Washington, June 3-The feder- iehHNe
idates for State offices are al child labor law of 1916 forbidding maps H.
and the pledges are be- interstate shipment of products of Noyoh'
pile up. The proelec- child labor vas today declared un- STAYED
viies promise, that the constitutional and invalid by the SUI Dlohg
+h;s neor will be as inter- -4 ;..o4o.. uo.+,oin all the
~~~ I'M 'he s oVefm"en irm pa'"e With
lilo Jnne 1.-The onlv .e S'auu'' INV ~ " ".- I'm and dip
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