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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
CUMBERLAND der Rul1erl
Sou tin tnrrgildfrcr gcluorotn itin>
Gage ni1t perdnoert.
9tutjdlano otrpeigert &aiffnltiQitano.
$robtD's &iiflrttt.
Creblzond von den Ruflen Wieder gerdufnt
3uitidi1s9luar aut Nemeoi9 nno anDere italienii)e
Gt1Ote.
porsermien, baf Die Steanns 9eatid=
lambs mid)t Deranoert lei.

uorseruien, buk Die Stelnns 9eatid).
lambs nidt neranbert lei.
Der bentid)e &eidsfansler @rai
6ertlins ingte in ieiner 9eot, Sentid'
lano babe nidt Die Nbiiht, ii6 in
&iblanb nno Gitbinno feitsulekem. Sa
anrlanb mnb 9itbanen iei Is 9eatih'
Ianos Mbidt, Srgane fir Selbitbe'
itimmnns nno Selbitperualtnns 81
iAnffen.
Menfernnsen mnierer aonsrekre.
prGientauten nm6 Senatoren iiber
sic 3e6e Ses bentiden 8eidsfanslers
seben balm, oak ni4ts in Der 9eos
sic Gage perGn6ert babe nn6 bah oa'
fer aud niAts BON Der 3e6e in Be
! tradt 81 sieben lei. Ans gelsien
fommen Nadrid)teu, meiff fagen,
baf man oprt ale Infforbermmsell
Sertlins's, @oridlase 81 mahen
nit 8eradtnns snriifueiIe.
8ie BON Der amerifaniiden 6rpni
in syranfreid) gemelbet uiro, baben
bie 9entiden einem Imsriff NIT Gas
nnb YrDjeetors anf Die amerifani-
ldlen Gtelmmgem in Der Uegen0 bon
Soml semadt. Die ansgeseidnetcn
gpriibmngen Der Mmerifaner Derbiil-
oerten, bah Der Mnariff Grfols bate,
Is 0asbpmben nnb siuansig anSere
8omben ,umr6en seiuorfen, Srei
amerifaniide Solonten fpnrben se-
tDtet mn6 memn fdiuer Derlett.
@ie ipGtere Nadrihten iagen, III
Ser bereits semelbete Nnsriff mnie.
! rer Sploaten auf Die 0entIdJen beim
Gbemin Sts 9ames Iorsfaitis porbc-
reitet seiueien nno iebr erfplsreid
berlamfen.
Wfit elmer Waioritat bon iiebeu
Stimtmen bat 6as &epraientanten.
bans bes aonsreRes beidloiien, oas
Med)t, bic Staten fir Die Giienbab.
men feitsmieten, Sem Eraiioeat 81
/, laiIen.
Genatpr 6pais pm 9tem Samp-
| fibre bat bic r@ar 1inance Gorpo'
ration 8il" nls &apitaliiten Bill
i'm Senat idarf ansegriffen..
| gaad) Nnsiasen, Die Der Der Seoc'
raj srabe Gommiiiion semadt unr
ben, baben bic Sd)ladtbausbeiitei
alles mDgli6e benmtt, nm ben fleiner
S6nblern sm idaben, iosar elmer
airdenbasaar. Die @elber, Die lie ba
sn sabeu, iolten belfen, Die fleine
rem ,6Gnbler 81 mnterbriifen. Mud
vonmm9 firms" unr6en gebilbet uni
BON ben Giienbabnen beionbere Der
! giinitignnsen erlanst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
@ietor SnsO amf benz Omnibus.

Cine biibI1e Inefoote aus ben
Seben oes alternoen gictor Sugo er.
5dblt Der n5igaro. " stah ieiner yiid.
febr aus Der gerbamtling pflegte oel
greiie Boet nit 8orliebe enoloie Oni.
nibusfabrten 5u unternebmen. Sal
ME butte er babel ein beItimnltes
3iel, er fltbr INN oes Sabrens millen
uno INN oa Die perihieoenartigen
Mteni6en su beobadten, Die oa i'm
ausgelest oas beliebte Bariier Ser.
febrsmittel beIteigen uno perlaHef.,
Oft fam eS Damn Dor, oaB CT nab,
reno ser 8abrt iein Hoti5bud her.
por5os uno anfing, Die 8erie auf5lt-
lhreiben, Die ibm einfielen. Sebr er.
ltattnt fonttte er bann aufbIideit,
tpenn Der Shaffner i'm nab fun
oenIanser Subrt oarauf aufrnertiam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Summer 1901


madte, oaB oas gno5iel erreidt lei.
ginml paiiierte es, oaB cine illnge
5rau ofn Omnibus beitieg nno an
&ictor Sugo DorbeimllBte, I'M Den
ein5igen nod leeren Ylas 5l errei-
cben. Das @efabrt bielt ploBlid an,
es COB einen beftigen Stud, uno Die
iunge Dame fiel alif ben S6oB oes
greiien Yoeten, Der geraoe lin ielne
@erie nertieft NOR. 8erlpirrt lln0 err
roteno, mlrrmelte Die Game: sd
bite Sic pielmals Inn ger5eibungt
Wiit einem galanten 2dbeln aber err
mioerte Der Oidter oes oSernani
limo i'd, gnaoige sSra1l, oanfe Sb-
men Iebr."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Cine bebentiame irass.

-sluf DEM in gbiaeeo abgebaltenen
gongreB Of Serpiee oelIen 8er-
anitalter oie ogfational Seeuritp
2eague" lit - traten II. a. Ser frii=
bere 9sr1iioent 3aft uno oer friibere
@onperneltr oes Staates sssainois als
Heoner auf, pabrero Glibu Goot bon
Stem gorf aus cine 8otibaft ianote.
@oupernenr 2oipoen gelangte in
ieiner slnlpra6e Su SbliiIien, Die, ,po,l
oen giiraern iebes @eneinDeiens be
a1tet 5u tperoen peroienen gr meint
n1nli1, unIere gnttport atf Die
Soffnuns Der Seinoe, ibre @egner
an Der 8eItfront nieoerringen 81
Tonne, ebe INFER 2ano cine ge1iigeur
De sln5abI Soloaten oortbin ibiden
fonnte, iollte in Der ginfiibrling Der
aageneinen @ebrpfliht beiteben.
Soer ipie 2otpoen es ben Oepelhen
5ufolae ansgeoriidt baben Ioa: lin
iere slnttport iollte elm oallernoes
@eies, oas Die aageneine militari-
Ibe ansbiIoung poriiebt, iein." -
,,Oenn," 10 folgert Der Heoner, Init
Ser aagemeinen 9ienitpflid)t tperoen
mir Siherbeit fir Die 3lfnnft erlatl-
aen. 0ir tperben cine eolere Wunn-
belt uno elm beileres 8iirgertllm in
folgeoellen erlangn, uno mir Deroen
oann oen moglihit pielperiprehenoen
S1ritt gegen 5i1fiinftige &riege ln-
ternonmen baben."
llniere 2ejer niiien, oaB mir ielbit
5u elmer 3eit, als auf alien Seiten
Die Syrieoensihalmeien lieblih ertoE-
ten, Die 9lniidt perfodten, mnier
2ano loae elm getpilleS MaB tiihtiger
Hiiitung beiisen. Silt bod aud IN
unierer 3eit nod, mas Gaspar
Shaseeper i'm Sabre 1927 anfiibrt:
,@s lit elm aft ipridmort, amer bat
BON anBen 70 lang frio, als lang iel't
nahbar mil" Ote 8ebnllptung ie-
bod, bob Der Oienlt5mang nno elm
groBes Seer sSrieben perbiirgen "
,,tpitb nniperlal military training noe
iball bape iecuritp for tbe future
mie 8onperneur 2oipoen s1agt lit
irrtg. 8eoer Die gan5life slbidaf
lung Itebenber Seere nod Die geibe-
baltung itebenoer Seere perbiireen
oerartiees an ilno fir ii6. Sn be-
ionoeren sSdllen miro Elm 8oIf niht
5u oen 8aifen greifen, ipenn es weiB,
oaB es ungeriiltet lei, nno in einem
onoeren Sale miro Elm onoeres To!f,
onr6 ben llmItano, oaB oas Sano,
oas es angreifen nlodte, luobl gerii-
ltet lit, iif oapon abbalten lallen, oeR
&rieg 5u begiunen. SIN allgemeiuen
ieood) miro Der Meuih in ieinem
@obn iogar unter reht ungiinltieeu
llmit1noen 5u oen 8affen greifen, in
ser SelbIttaltihung befangen, oaB er
Ole iid) ibm entgegenltellenoenSd)D
rigfeiten 81 iibertpinoen uno lein 3iel
5r errei6en pernnoaen iperoe. sSeIte
@rltnoId5e uno Der ridtig geleitete
@iue auein peroen Die 8olfer ouf
Die Dauer oapor betpabren, ettpas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27

True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February 9th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Cine Oepei1e aus AmiterSanl
iast, Der 8i6erfanb Der Nnfien &C.
qeu Bic 0enti6en babe ii6 neritarft,
Die Mpte 0ar6e babe in ben letteil
"a Gtnnben 10 entiAieben &iber-
aaHb sefeiitet, Saf isen Berlin pun
i5rer c6artna6istritD seiproden
babe. Eifoip lei nar aad einen'
i5prren Sample bon ben 0emtideu
beiett. Sud- bei 8ilenfOmitDf in
@sIbnnien babe man enersiiden 8i-
beritamb seleiitet. sSn Betersbnra
lei man ebenfals sma 8iberitano
entldl0iIen.
Ans yetersbnrg iuir6 semelSet,
0emtid)lan6 babe eineH Waffenifiil-
itan6 periueigert nn6 Die bentiden
Srmppem orGngen ipeitcr bpr. Wi-
Seritan6 lei bic 6anptanfgabe Der
GeuolntiDn.
ltnier 8ptidafter srameis in Ge,
tersbnra fat nnierer 3esierung nit
aetrilt, bie Senfidem leien nmr nDdj
ad5t Gtnnben bon Hetersbnrs ent-
fernt nnS er iperoe bic StaSt nit ben
dineiiiden nnb iapaniidJem Diploma.
ten berlaiIen.
so amerifaner, bnrnnter Wiitglie-
bes 0eianbidafts $erionals mnh
6cs MilitGritabes, fin6 bpn Seters-
burg nad Sibirien absereiit. @eid'
seitis perlieftn piersis Sapaner nnf
cine Nn5nbI Siameieu nno Gbineien
oie rnifiihe 6amptita6t. NnA iinb
Nnitalten setroffen, bic Amerifane,
in Neosfam 500 Wieilen ipeiter mad
Often 81 brinsen.
srptfp's 9iadtritt als Niniitei
oes NnsipGrtisen ioa entiAieOen iein
Man slanbt, oak 6as @orriifeu
Der 9entiden sesen Betersbnrs ami
hSren tuir6, 10 balo bic rnhiider
Sitietprobinsen beiett finb.
Die SiniIen baben bic Heiuaiiati
lde StaSt SrebispmS am Sdmaraer
Netr serammt, bic siirfem baben II
btiett.
Gpnntaa RaAt babeu feinSltd)'
Snftidiffe 8omben anf Seneoig, wic
tire nnb Gaitelfraneo getporfen. IL
Eerionem iunr6en in 8enebig setOte
nnS neun berlett. Orei iunroen II
Reitre setStet. Aae iparen Gipiliiten
Sm Gonntp Glare in ssrlanb iini
llnrnben nnsgebrod)en. Die 8egie
rnng fat Srnppen Sortbim seididl
nm bic Eolisei bei ibrer ltnterbriif
fnne 81 Hnteritiiten.
General yeribing beridtet, bal
Gin Golbat gefaaen, siuei on 8nn
ben mnS einer an 8erletnnsen, bic e
bel elmer aanuuenerplsfOn erbaltei
bate, geftorben iino. Srei iino Al
&rnnfbeiten geitorbem.
Der emaliIde syrnAtoampfer rEbi
IaSclpbian" lit BON einem llnterlee
bost perienft ipprben. Or 6efano I'D
anf Der Heiie BON Ntiu Dsrf mad
europa.
Gin amerifanilher llnterieebpotja
ger ,unrbe mitten i'm atlantiIdel
Dsean bon einem Fmrd,tbaren Stnril
iiberfaaen, Der leine Wsaldinen nm
brand)bnr mad)te nno i'm ben &selel
Idprtlos preissab. Srobbem selanl
es linn, ben 6afen sn erreidem, bod
mnFte er 8ettbefen ais Seseln ae
branden. 0as Heine. SAiff mar 3!
Gage nuferiuess.
ans @afbinstsn pirs sem4set
Die 4eoe bes SexH6eH Hei&sfans
Iers tabr bort bic itebtrsexsHns her
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Der oentidr llmterridlt.

8ie man int nlaBgebeiloen Gegie=
rungsfreiien iiber Die oeutibe Spra-
DIE nno oen oeutiben Spradunter-
riht in ben Ser. Staaten oenft, gebt
flor uno oeitli1 aus ber Mntport
berpor, Die &ommiiidr Glarton ooni
giiro fir GrSiebuns i'm Departenent
oes ssnnern Su Bnfbingtor uuf eine
Mnfrage, mie man iih gum llnterridt
in Der oentj1en Sprnhe auf 9oh-
ldulell u1o Colleges iteIlen iolle, ga3.
0as Gnreiben peroie1t Die iueiteite
8erbreitllng i'm gnnsen 2dnDe. gs
loutet folgen0ernlaBen:
Geparternert oes Snnern.
giiro fir gr5iebung.
8albington, g. s.
SD bin oer slnliht, onb uniere
aeaenuartigen 9esiebungen gum
Delltlden aniierreih in feiner @eiie
oie Shnlpolitif in oen Ser Staaten
betreffs oes oeutiben Sprabnntcr-
rihts beeinfluiien iollen.
Ole Ser. Stnaten befinoen ii6 6ur
3eit I'M &riege nit Der faiierliG
oeutf9en Hegierung, nihts nit Der
oemtihen Sprahe ODER oeiitihen SI-
teratur. Der Brdiioent bat iiA be-
miibt, es Dem gan5en golfe peritnllo-
lih gu mahen oaB mir uns nift
nit Dem oeutIben 8olfe ais 8olf i'm
-&riege befinben, nnb onB iuir III I'M
leren 9er3en ipeoer SaB nod Bitter
felt gegen es begen @enn Der 4rieg
porbei lit, boffen mir mieoer Jrelln-
De 5ll lein, uno nniere fonner5ielcI
uno politiiben 8e5iebungen Deroen
'ipieoer aufgenontnen meroen. ssSn Der
gat, mir iperoen iDabrlheirli1 enge-
re 0erbinoungen nit Dem 0elti6en
'0olfe unterbalteit als lie 5ubor, ia,
als nit ben meilten anoeren Watio-
men Der 8elt. Die groBe oeutlhc
Gepnblif mag eine Der fiibrenoen
gationen fir Die 8eipabrung oes
@eItfrieoens peroen. Sir praftiide,
inouitrielle uno fommer5ieae 3pedc
meroen mir Die &enltnis Der oeut-
5den Sprabe mebr oenn IN Der Ser
gangenbeit beoiirfen. @ir iollten allf)
in grinnerling bebalten, oaB es
alBerbalb 9entihlauos piele Wtillio-
men oeutid)lprebenoe 2ente gibt, nno
onB Die 3abl folder ipabrf6einliA
nod Dem ariege raid 5llnebmen
miro, gleihpiel in ipelher @eiie Die
fer enoen mag. @or eiltigen sSabren
befanoen mir uns nit Spanien I'M
ariege. ltno in iiingerer 3eit orobte
elm 9rieg NIT Merifo, beiien 8eool-
ferung iid Der ipanii6en Sprode
bebiet1t. Die 9totipenoigfeit Der
aenntnis Der ipaniifen Sprade fir
fonmer5ielle uno inoultrielle 3Dede
lit beitaroig I'M 3unebmen begrtf'
fen.
Ser fnltnrele 9ert Der oeutidcn
Spra1e uno 9iteratur uno Der Werfc
Seiiines, Sfillers, @oetbes uno Ell
ner groBen ipeiteren 3abl anoerer
Oibter imo Nopellenlhreiber, Ser
falier bon tpeltgeibidtliden @ebrbii-
dern uno fid nit 9lbbanolungen be-
fullenoen Shriftitellern bleibt Der
unperdnoert gleibe, uie Dor Dem
&riege uno lit 5u groB, nm i'm aus
unierem nationaIen uno inoipioueaen
2eben alls5ulhalten. Der 8ert Der
ipiiienihaftli6en lno tehnii6en
S6riftitelerei oes oeutihen 8olfes
miro 1rBmeifelbaft fortfabren, an
geoeutlng 5uSunebmen. 0ihts piiroe
toridter Iein, ais uns Der S6bigfeit,
aus ibnen 8orteil 81 5ieben, gu be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
glus Stem gorf miro gemeloet

Nus Stem gorf miro gemeloet,
sbeooore 9tooleoelt iei mieoer sur re
publifaniiden Yartei 5uriidgefebrt.
Bonn Is. 0tdr5 an oiirfen Iolt.
pafete in Der eriten, 5tueiten unn
oritten gone lieb5ig uno in Den aiI-
oeren 3onen fiinf5ig 9flno i6lper
iein.
- Gr5biidof Brenoerealt IN Ebl-
laoelpbia lit geitorben.
Die gia, Die 80 Milllonen
Dollars fir Ole notleioenoen s5ar'
mer betpilligt, oanit oieielben ga
men faufen fonnen, miro ben 3on-
greB nidt beribtet iperoen, iie lit al.
10 70 gut ipie beieitigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Auslans.

Ser oeutlhe Mineningeuieur
Sulius Meiier lit III Santiago alli
Cuba interniert moroen.
Der @roBber5og BON Meflen-
burg-Strelis ioG iif anf einem Spa-
siergons eridoiien baben. er bicB
@oolf sSrieorid VI, ipar SO Sabre
oft lln0 Mnperheirotet.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
NENANA PROVIDES
CASH FOR SMOKES
More Than Hundred Dollars Dropped
Into Jars During the Past Week
For Tobacco.

The sum of $115.15 was con-
tributed during the past week for
the purchase of cigarettes and to-
bacco for the fighting Americans in
France. Max Smith made the rounds
of the donation jars this morning
and reports that the results obtained
were most gratifying to those in
charge of the work.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Smith
to make the collections weekly and
every cent of the money collected
will be exchanged for tobacco by a
committee which has the work in
charge in the States. The money
is forwarded through the Northern
Commercial company.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
TURKS MASSACRE
MANY ARMEN|ANS;
HOMES BURNED
Offensive of Turkish Troops in eau.
casia Followed by Fiendish
Acts.

LONDON, April 15-Wireless dis
patches, sent from Russia to Berlin,
protest against the slaughter of Ar
menians by Turkish troops, thous-
ands of whom are reported to have
been massacred, following an of
fensive movement by the Turkish
forces in Caucasia.
The report states that entire Ar
menian populations of towns on the
Caucasian front have been wiped
out, the list of killed including thous-
ands of innocent women and child
rem, who were murdered without
mercy.
Following the slaughter, the homes
of the victims were plundered and
then burned.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
GERMANS ARE FOILED

LONDON, April 15.-The war Of
flee announces this afternoon that
Won Hindenberg has failed to attain
any strategical or geographical OBJ
jectives on the Flanders front. The
tenacity of the British forces in the
half-burned town of Bailleul has
checked the German advance IN that
direction, and the enemy mas been
repulsed in the seven assaults which
have been launched to the south of
Merville since yesterday. The Ger
mans penetrated the British lines in
that sector but were unable to hold
the ground, British counter attacks
having forced retirement early this
morning The German attacks are
becoming more feeble and the Brit
ish resistance stronger.
A report from the British front
this noon stated that the British
line was being strongly held and
that a strong counter attack is press
ing the Germans hard at Neuve Egg
lise, four miles northeast of Mer-
vile, from which sector the British
were forced to retire last night.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
NJ ADOO ASSERTS
AMERICANS MUST
BATTLE TO END
Secretary Of Treasury Says We Must
Cram Peace Down Threats $50.
of the Huns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-End-
ing his Southern tour with an ad-
dress in this icty, on behalf of the
Third Liberty Loan, Secretary of
the Treasury McAdoo scored sedi-
tionists in the United States, except
a peace of justice, crommed down
the threats of the military autocrats
of Europe, with the superlative steel
of American bayonets.
1t is up to the Americans, he said,
to see the fight through to the fin
ish. Everything now depends upon
the American fighting machine and
the ability of America to finance the
war. To that end, he appealed to
the people of America to subscribe
literally to the Third Liberty Loan.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is.
The weekly review of war con-
ditions, based on official reports re-
ceived from the Western front,
which was issued by the war de-
partment this afternoon, contains
the reassuring statement that the
turning point in the great struggle
in Flanders has been reached. 1t
says that the Germans have failed
in their attempts to achieve victory
in the field and that will soon be
forced to resume their old tactics.
The territory thus far taken from
the British is not of great import
ance and the attacks of the enemy
appear to be growing more feeble
daily, while the British are growing
stronger in their resistance.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
ROLAND STAGE IN;
LEAVES TOMORROW
ROLAND
ROLAND
Rig Brings Four Hundred Pounds
of Mail and Large Load of
Freight. 49,.

The Roland stage reached town
from Fairbanks on Saturday even
ing, bringing four hundred pounds
of mail, three passengers and a large
consignment of freight. The trip
consumed two days.
Mr. Roland announces that, owing
to the softening of the trails, he will
do his travelling at night hereafter
and may be unable to make more
than one more trip. He will leave
for Fairbanks tomorrow night, from
the Southern hotel, carrying mail
and passengers. :.*= .:-.. IT.: =:
The passengers arriving were Mrs
Lynn, Miss Casey and Jack Bellerby
The mail consisted of one sack of
first class matter and six sacks of
second class.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
NORTHERN DOGS
ARE NOT WANTED
FOR THE FRONT
General Pershing Says Malamutes
Are Too Set In Way to
Make Good.

SEATTLE, April 15.-Advices re-
ceived in this city from Washington
contin the statement that General
Pershing is opposed to the use of
Alaska dogs on the battlefront Dele
gate Sulzer presented a number of
Northern trailsters to officers of
the American army, believing that
they would prove of value to the
troops. But General Pershing says
that they are not success. They
are well enough trained in their
own business and have keen know
ledge of Northern ways, but they do
not learn warfare readily. Younger
and lesser trained dogs are more
valuable to the army. The malamute
the general says, has too many
fixed ideas.
The statement of General Perish
ing has created surprise here, as It
was generally understood that Alas
kan dogs were particularly we'll suit
ed for work on the firign line
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
STILL RAGING

LONDON, April 15.-An after
noon report from the Flanders front
says that the battle about Neuve
Eglise, on the Belgian border, con-
tinues to rage with the same inten-
'sity that has marked the fighting
in that sector during the past sew
eral days. The British have assumed
the offensive, in an effort to drive
the Germans from the town, and are
pounding the enemy hard. 1t is ex-
jected hourly that the Germans will
launch another attack on Bailleul,
four miles west of Neuve Eglise.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
CZERNIN HAS QUIT

AMSTERDAM. April 15.-Dis-
patches received in this city from
Vienna state that the Austro-Hun-
garian foreign minister, Count Ger
min, has resigned his office and that
his resignation has been accepted by
the emperor Czernin will continue
to look after the affairs of the for
eign office, however, until his sue
cessor has been named. 1t is be-
lieved here that the kaiser was re-
sponsible for the retirement of the
official, because of his efforts to
bring about peace with France.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
PENNINGTON MAKES
STRONG BOND TALK
Head of Four-Minute Men Brigade
Urges Purchase of Federal
Securities

Geo. w. Pennington, directing
head of Four-Minute campaign in
Nenana, made a stirring appeal Cor
the purchase of Lierty Loan bonds
last night at the Coliseum. He
called attention to the fact that the
soldiers of America are giving up
their lives at the front and that it 6
the duty of those at home to give up
their lives at the front and that it is
change for the gilt edge security
offered by the government of the
United States.
He recalled how Americans, in the
earlier days of the republic, had
saved the nation with their dollars
and pointed out that it is equally
important today, to give literally to
bring about the new liberty, for
which America is now fighting.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
ATTACKS FAIL

With the American Army, April
15.-After another night of terrific
artillery firing, which included both
explosive and gas bombs, the Ger
mans continued today in their eff
forts to break through the third
line positions, near Apremont forest.
Two attacks were launched and both
of them failed in their objective
The casualties of the enemy were
four hundred, of which one hundred
represents the number of dead Ger
mans.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
FEMALE ALIENS
TO Be ARRESTED
UNDER NEW LAW
Federal Authorities Waiting For the
President to Sign New Enemy
Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is.
1t is understood that the federal
authorities have more than one humid
red German and Austrian women
under surveillance, whom they are
waiting to place under arrest the
moment that President Wilson signs
the bill which classes women sub
jects of those countries as alien
enemies.
Some of the women suspects have
been under watch for several months
and all of them are said to have laid
themselves liable to internment un-
der the new law.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
SEEDS ARE HERE
FOR NENANA|TES
Commissioner Mcdonald Receives
Consignment From Delegate
Sulzer.

Commissioner R. S. Mcdonald has
received a consignment of seeds from
Washington, D. c., for distribution
among the people of Nenana, and
they are to be given out tomorrow,
commencing at ten o'clock. Com
missioner Mcdonald announces that
no preference will be shown, all be-
ing entitled to the seeds as long
as there are any to be given out.
1t will be case of first come, first
served. The seeds were sent to Ne
mana by Delegate Sulzer, for free
distribution.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
A GERMAN REPORT

BERLIN, April ia report is
sued by the war office today states
that GO we have made great gains on
the Lys battlefront, as the result
of hard fighting. The forces of
General Eberhardt have penetrated
the British lines southwest of Wul-
verghen and have taken other posi-
lions by storm in that sector"
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
STILL FIGHTING HARD

With the British Armies, April Is.
The fighting continues today on
the Lys battlefront, for tactically
important positions. Won Eberhardt
has flung his forces ten times against
the British forces at Neuve Eglise,
hoping to break through to the north
ward of Bailleul. The town of Neuve
Eglise exchanged hands several times
during the engagement and is now
occupied by the enemy, but they
have been unable to progress beyond
that point.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
SERGEANT SMITH
CALLS FOR SHOVEL
ARTISTS TUESDAY

Sergeant Smith has issued call
for volunteers to clear the snow from
the Tennis court, which is to be
used for drilling purposes during
the coming season, as we'll as for
tennis. Those who are willing to
assist in this work are urged to APP
pear at Union hall at 7:30 tomorrow
night, armed with shovels, and the
crowd will then go to the tennis
court in a body. The work will
not take long and will give the regu-
lar drill class variation in exercise.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-15
PRISONERS TAKEN

PARIS, April 15.-French troops
are reported to have made a sue
cessful local attack to the north of
Montdidier, as assault resulting in
the capture of a number of prison.
ers and the improvement of the
French positions.