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The sun., 1918-09-21
BULGARSF FLEE
ON WIDE FRONT
Retreat Now Extends Over 20
Mile Area-5,00O Pris-
Oncrs Taken.

LONDON. Sept 20 The Bulgarians
are retreating on a front of seventy
miles. according to the latest dispatches
from Macedonia, the evacuation extend
ing roughly from Monastir to the Var
dar Valley. where the Br!tish-Greeh
forces have attacked on front OF ten
miles and have advanced 1000 yards.
capturing almost 900 prisoners
Fighting Is going on on each side of
Lake Doiran. These new attacks are
some forty miles east of the Franco
Serb advance and the combined effort
has compelled the Bulgars to make a
big retreat on the Monastir front.
The Franco Serbs have captured more
than 5000 prisoners and eighty guns,
more than half OF the heavy guns pos
sessed by the Bulgars. The entire noun
tain range in this region is now occupied
by the Franco-Serbs and the Bulgars
are retiring in disorder over the plains
along the Cerna River.
The FranCo-Serbs on a front OF twen-
ty-five miles now have advanced thirty
miles from their original positions in the
new offensive The Serbian cavalry mas
moved forward in the Fardar Valley. and
on the Lake Do!ran front the infantry
has advanced from fifteen to seventeen
miles and the cavalry twenty
The objective OF the Franco Serb Of
fensive is to force the Bulgars to cvac-
uate the present front on the mountain
line commanding Monastlr.
LONDON - Sept 20.--Ofticial statements
received here to-day on the offensive in
Macedonia follow:
BRITISH ,Salonica. ThursdayD--
the morning of September is British
and Greek troops attacked the enemY's
position west and east of Lake Doiran.
West OF the lake and south of the
town of Doiran the trench system was
captured and our line was advanced
about 1000 yards. Heavy Bulgarian
counter attacks regained part of the
ground captured on our left. but on
the centre and right our positions were
maintained.
East of the lake after night ad-
vance We carried the enemy's outpost
line. Up to the present more than 700
prisoners have been counted
FRENCH--Continuing our advance
we passed the left bank OF the Cerna
River. The enemy burned his depots
and camps.
we nave taken more Uldn o,UNU
prisoners and captured ten additional
guns. mostly heavy pieces. Several
villages have fallen into our hands.
BULGARIAN--East of the Cerna
we were undisturbed by the enemy.
We occupied new positions previously
assigned which we are consolidating.
ON both sides of Lake Doiran heavy
fighting developed. South and west OF
Doiran. after an excessively heavy
bomba rdment In which the enemy
fired 100000 shells. a force of three
British and two Greek divisions at
tackled in close masses and succeeded
in penetrating our advanced positions
at several places. but we immediately
counter attacked and drove them out
at all points, leaving large number
of killed and wounded on the field.
More than 500 unwounded British
and Greek prisoners as well as much
booty were left In our hands.
The sun., 1918-09-21
CONTINUED RAIN
YANKEES
Fighting Front Now a Bog,
With All Arms Slowed Down.
Except Aviation.
FIND BARBARISM TRACES
Captured Order Gives Instruc-
ton for Defiling Wells
Cemetery Harbored Guns.
FIND BARBARISM TRACES
BY the Associated Press.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN LoR-
RAISK. Sept. 2o.-Continued rain. which
transformed everything at the front into
bog. making troop movements difficult
and transport almost impossible, slowed
down the activities to-day There was
scarcely a movement on the ground. not
even patrol operation being recorded.
The aerial activity continued despite
the unfavorable weather. although in
lessened degree Some patrols secuted
over the enemy lines in the rain
Several prisoners fro1 the Eighty
seventh German Division were captured
last night by an American patrol west OF
Wanderers. This division had been In
the line III this sector only few days.
IL Is one of the German crack divisions
and 1t was marched into this area from
the quiet sector west Of Rheims. where
It had been resting.
The sun., 1918-09-21
Won HUTIER RESENTS
ALLIED PROPAGANDA
Warns Against Believing in
Entente's War Aims.
BY NOBLE HALL.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun from TIE
London Times Service.
Copyright. 1918: all ri0hts reserved.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN LoR-
RAINE, Sept. 20.-The following docu-
ment. bearing date August 80, has been
captured by the Americans:
The enemy begins to realize that we
The sun., 1918-09-21
An Underground Gibraltar.

The Associated Press correspondent
with the British armies says smoEe
bombs played an important part in the
storming of fortified quarres in front OF
the German outpost system northwest
of St Quentin. The quarries, covering
an area more than "A mile deep and two
miles In width. have been utilized by
divisions Of the German Second Army
The sun., 1918-09-21
FRENCH FERRET
DESPERATE FOE
OUT OF CAVES
Mangin's Men. Almost on
Chemin des Danes. Flat
ten Laffaux Angle.
BAYONET CHARGES WIN
Troops Never Too Tired to
Attack Germans, Who
Struggle in Vain.
BAYONET CHARGES WIN
ny GERALD CAMPBELL.

Special Gable Despatch TO TUE srS from the
London TimAs Serrice.
Copvrighf 1918: all rights reserued.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY, Sept. 90
The French are less than half a mile
from the Chemin des Danes; 1t is an
epic struggle, carried to the point of
exhaustion. The fighting which is go
ing on day after day and often at
night on the plateau of Ravinette, be-
tween the Aisne and the ST. Gobain
massif, is neither the open warfare of
the series of French advances since
July IS nor the old close warfare OF
the trenches Local. detached attacks
and counter attacks. giving great
scope for individual initiative, follow
each other with bewildering rapidity.
centring for the most part around the
farms and quarry caves which are the
natural strongholds OF the district.
The farms. arranged generally in
the form OF compact quadrangles, are
built solidly Of heavy blocks of stone,
which take lot OF knocking about
before they are destroyed. The caves.
protected from shell fire by thick lay
ers of earth and the rock out of which
,h.v ,aya bsen carved are nartic,-
,,.. ..1 ,n,o,on, for
-. A..
battle RACES backward and forward
"'hout pause as His' oie siue anu
then the other forces Its way into
tbnrp Demoissy Farm for instance
was taken and lost nve times in two
or three hours.
slowly Creeping FORWARD.
At any given moment it is difficult 10
tell exactly where the front runs. The
one thing certain Is that little by little 1t
creeps steadilN forward Slowly. but
apparently surely, the Laffaux angle is
being fiattened out.
To the peculiar value OF that angle the
enemy is quite as alive as the French.
=" an a,.I''e puo.sneu ,e" u"s '1,,,rn a
line the Laryaux angie ia described as
even moro imnor,ant than the 81, Go.
hahn uoss;f The wr,ter poin,s out that
all ,as, year araux Al,amant Naux-
,ilIor pi,or and ch.v,vror were the
scopos -, sana,,,r.r,, strng,l.s IN. oh.
i.o, q, ,ha rrorch h.,pg "a .,i, , nosi-
,io, or,h ora 49,, -, ,ha OissAis,s
Car,, so 60 ia ahlo 20 launch
eorl, o,,oo,, ~ ,,o ,,ho,,,, aos Dames
Th, ou,,or ,,ho A.. 10, 40, Ardapus
says
..co, >,.,i l., oo,.;,,ir ,hasa at
-, ~, -, T., ,,,,o,, ~,
The sun., 1918-09-21

The prisoners said the Eighty y-seventh
would have been sent opposite the Amer
leans sooner but that It had been well
shot to pieces on other fronts, including
that north OF the Marne during the Ger
man retreat, and has been compelled to
await some replacements, which had
been long in coming.
AN American officer visited an obser-
walton post yesterday and while he was
there the observer saw a movement OF
troops on the crossroads west of the Mo-
selle The Germans were moving south
ward The officer took charge of the
situation by telephoning the artillery.
which responded promptly. The gun
ners opened up on the roadways and
direct hit was scored on the crossroads
lust az two enemy squads had reached
that point.
Through powerful glasses the officer
saw the shot take effect, killing some OF
the enemy and wounding others Great
confusion followed. and after the artil-
lerymen had fired on the crossroads and
the region near by for ten minutes the
troop movement toward the American
lines ceased.
Told to He More Destructive.
German troops recently were ordered
to be more methodical in the destruc-
ton of property In the regions evacuated
of the lOsth Infantry Brigade to the
rear guards, dated September 3. says:
A recent army order demands that
we proceed in the future with more
method and less haste in the destruc-
ton OF indicated property. The divi-
sions already have been notified that
they will be held responsible for build
inSs not destroyed in their areas, In
consequence all preparation should be
made for firing tstraw collected, &C..
Lieut. krause with his platoon al
ready has received special orders re-
garding the destruction OF certain
localities. He is to destroy the north
ern section OF Ugny-le-Gay, Villeauier-
Aumont, lie Caisnel. Faillauel, Frieres-
Faillauel and the roads joining them
with Nemesis. as we'll as the bridges
on the roads west.
All soldiers are bound to assist to
the best of their ability In the execu-
ton OF this mission. The rear guard
battalions will select groups to COM
plete the work OF destruction. These
detachments will not set fire to things
until the right moment, 1t will be re-
membered that there are means to
defile all wells. Mines must not be
exploded too soon.
Although II Is only a week since the
Franco American forces delivered the
St. Mihiel salient, with its more than
150 square miles. from possession of the
| enemy, slender stream of former in
The sun., 1918-09-21

Continued on Second Page.
The sun., 1918-09-21
Troops Always Ready.

Continued on Second Page.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
W. K. JAMES 40 North Eirct St
GLENDALE BARGAINS

 | Good Groom house, electric lights, etc, $250 down.
 Dandy new house, just finished, $250 down.
 acres, city water, at Glendale. practically new house, garage, priced only $500 down.
 10 acres, very well improved, east S2000 down.
 10 acres, E mile, fair improvements, $900 down.
 40 acres improved, 10 acres cotton. 10 acres alfalfa, 10 acres barley, { dandy home place, $215 per acre, $4,000 down.
 40 acres improved near new cream cry.
 80 acres, 2 sets improvements, al alfalfa, $5,000 down. 102 acres, joins Glendale, all im- plements thrown in, 20 acres cotton. balance alfalfa, well improved, $32, ,000 half cash.
 15S acres north-land around this is held at $250 and $500, price of this $217, terms.
 320 acres. all alfalfa. very well fenced. cross fenced. fair improve ments (north), priced for few days at S225 per acre. very easy terms. Members of Realty Board.
 MYERS & CARRICK
 G1andola de
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Sale-Real Estate
Lmfher's Rargains

F acre chicken ranch, good 4 room house. good well, lots of fine shade, chicken houses. brooder house; 4 acres fine cotton. balance in grain. All for S5.5O0. $2500 cash, balance to suit buyer.
 10 acre home, good house, good well and good water, nice outbuildings, good chicken houses and yard fence, the finest of old shade, nice orchard, lots of nice roses and flowers; all in grain, ready to cut. Think of it for $45O0. S2500 cash will buy this beautiful home.
 , room brick home. modern, nicely finished inside and out; lots of screen porch, new house. This is the best buy in this city. $250O. $500 cash.
 We have many other houses and lots to choose from. If you don't see what you want in our ads. call us up and we will be glad to tell you about the bal ance.
 15 acres close in, improved, fine shade for $500; easy terms or will sell five or ten acres of this fifteen.
 21s acres, just edge of city limits; good 1 room house, with all kinds of screen porch, city water, electric lights, fine shade, orchard, lots of fine roses and flowers for $2000. S1o00 cash. 15 acres, miles out, small house, well, Page wire fence, acres now in cotton, acres in potatoes, balance in grain for $4500. S25OO cash. This is fine soil.
 , acres. close in, some improvements, good well, good water, lots of nice trees, planted all in grain for $2400. $50 cash. balance to suit buyer.
 10 acres southwest, all in alfalfa, good house and good well. good water. $2SOO. $500 cash, balance to suit buyer.
 50 acres all in alfalfa, good house, good well, tank, and windmill, COW sheds and corrals, garage. This place | is well improved. $250 per acre, F cash.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 33 West Monroe St-Phone l70S ii
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
On Our 20t[h
 Anniversary

In the real estate business in Phoe- nix, we call attention especially to the i flowing which we honestly believe to under priced:
 1. 1S0 acres in good alfalfa, good house, orchard, etc. at $265. This is 4 niles from town and near paved road. ?. Good house, good young bearing o'chard, and 40 acres of old alfalfa at S'qO. This is close in and worth more money.
 5. A home in Chelsea, for people who know and are accustomed to living ] real modern house.
 4. The cheapest high class apart ment site in the city. We can make good terms on any of these properties. We have good listings in all kinds of property. It's a pleasure to show you.
 JOHN L. IRWIN & co.
 II N. 1st Ave. by Jones dh
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
Auctions
AUcfii@m
AwcGii0n

At Taylor's Auction House, 241 West Washington St.. Saturday, April 20; 1900 P. M. This sale will be checked full of good and useful stuff. Dressers, beds, tables, chairs, rockers, cots, couches, commodes, rugs, center tables, dishes, glassware, granite ware, gas ranges, gasoline stoves, wood and coal stoves. fireless cookers, desk, refrigerators. oil stoves, organ, piano. Toledo scales, meat cutter, chicken wire, 160 rods 36 inch hog wire, mower, hay rake, blows, harness, saddles.
 10 head cattle. Al Jersey milk COWS, 6 Jersey heifers, new canvass 1Sx24 1t. 1 Ford touring car in good repair it must sell, 10x12 tent, tools, etc. if you have goods to dispose of bring them to Taylor. The people go there to buy, we sell. we pay We want your business. Taylor, the Auctioneer, Phone 1917. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Sale Eggs and Poultry

R. I. REDS. Barred White Leg horn chicks, shipping speciality. J. A. Liggett, R ?. phone 3339. ak
 FOR SALE-Forty young Rhode Island Red hens. 330, N. 18th Ave. dd
 FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs. $150 per setting. Chicks 25c. Phone 116J2. Lyman. Rural Route 5. 4dp
 FOR JUICY white Leghorn squab broiiers Phone Weber 213J2. If
 FOR SALE-300 White Leghorn day old chicks, ready for delivery April 20. 4 miles east, 1 north. Kyler Ranch. Route l. Phoenix. ds
 RHODE ISLAND RED eggs for matching. Phone 15J11. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

A GOOD FARM for leaES- for one year, in Casa Grande Valley. % acres of the best land in +Ie valley, all cleared, plowed, levelled and floated, ready to be planted in any kind of crop. Good pumping plant, very good room house, barn and all farming implements. Will either rent cheap or put in a crop on shares. as I have very little money. See me at once Robert Lorraine, Casa Grande, Arizona. q
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
C. E. Price, Auc&r. .
 Phome S0S3
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Biehl Auction house, from this date, are equipped to handle ranch sales, and will make a speciality of same. We have made arrangements whereby we are able to handle all farm paper, and with our organization are in a position to give efficient service. C. H. Price will be our stock auction eer. and undoubtedly, is the best stock auctioneer in this country. Call and see us, or we will call on you. AT West Jefferson St Phone 3093. do
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

FOR SALE-Profitabl income prop erty. Modern apartment house, four suites, four rooms and bath each, per- feet condition; on main street. fine lo- cation. close in. Yields S120 monthly rental and building site growing in value. Price $13,00O. Buy direct from owner. Write 267 Fife street, Fresno, Calf. ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Three office rooms, second floor Stroud building. 27 N. Central Avenue. Will rent singly or together. Inquire room POI Stroud RIdp If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
CAsA CYANIDE NALLEY

CASA GRANDE VALLEY For ABSOLUTE FACTS about land and water conditions. for lowest prices and real bargains. sec
 S. c. MILLER CO. 32 N. 1st Ave. Creighton Bldg. Phoe- nix. Ariz., or r. C. Templeton. Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
AUCTION SALE FIRST AVE. AND JEFFER-
 SOMEONE 3093
Biehl Aucti0n lRI@use
COMMENCING AT 1 P. M.
 SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918.
THE

LIVESTOCK
 The stock will be a good class of work horses, saddle ponies, mules, driving stock and q first class Jersey COW, good milker.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
Two Acres AIEafa

New six room house, all furnished, ? cows, blacksmith and repair E loD, all equipped, doing s3OOO year blsiness Only $S250, half cash, long me on balance; possession at once.
 PHOENIX REALTY co.
 4i3 West Washington St.-Phone 3539
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

so ACRES FOR SALE
 lA miles from Scottsdale. 60 acres ready to cut, 10 days extra heavy stand alfalfa and oats, 20 acres in cot ton, fine shape. permanent water, good house, fine well, plenty of shade, place well fenced and cross fenced. Pur- chaser gets possession at once. The soll IS extra fine. no tight land. This crop should cut two and one-half tons per acre. Price $220.e0 per acre. Terms. lnone 4Z Chandler. J. L. Entrekin. If
 WhEKE ORANGES GROW
 Beautiful 10-acre tract, located near Central on Glendale avenue, good house, garage, fruit, shade, water. al- falfa and well fenced. and near car line. The location, soil and all other conditions are the best, the price in dicates a quick sale. $4S00. s1.20o cash. Exclusively with
 HOLT REALTY co.
 s w. Adams St ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

, AND GROOM HOUSES with screen porches, brand new with the very latest built-in features, cement walks and garage, abundance of shade, finest location in the city, N. E. corner of Fifth Ave. and Mckinley St, on carline, pronounced by all the most artistic bungalows in Phoenix. Will give terms or big discount for good cash payment or all cash Phone 1923. or see Wm. Shaw. 847 N 7th Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Rent Land

LAND LEASES FOR SALE One 35-acre ranch planted to cotton on shares. Another of 21 acres ready to plant. Both near Phoenix and bar gains.
 w. R. ROBERTSON
 With l.. w. ADAMS.
 8 Commercial Hotel Block
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Sale-Real Estate

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 DEEDED LANDS 320 A, so in cultivation and fenced; house, barn. fine big well. s500O. Terms. 160 A.. 40 in cultivation, fenced, house, soft loam soil, $16.50. $40 A., state contract, $6.5o. GAO A., state VT. lease. $12SO.
 RELINQUISHMENTS 160 A., 4 mi. S.. $l600.00. 160 A., near Toltec. SS00.00. 160 A., mi. NE, S1200.00. S20 A., fine location, $S00.00. 390 A., near Cotton City, $1600. go A., special. s320.00.
 $. c. MILLER co.
 g N. 1st Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
40 Acre Bargain

Planted to Pima cotton, soil loose and loamy, close to Chandler, "A' water right. Only $210 per acre, s2500 down. with good terms. You cannot duplicate this. Phone e, Chandler or Postoffice Box IA. db FOR SALE-76 acres fertile dry bog, in Clark's Valley adjacent the thrifty Mt. Campbell citrus groves. Depth of water table 15 to Is feet Soil espec- ially adapted for figs olives or Emper- or vines. S130 per acre. Write owner. 261 Effie street, Fresno, Calf. ds FOR SALE-1A acres, ideal chicken ranch, blocks west of end of Brill car line; young orchard; COW and chickens. four rooms and bath: good well. Price S22O0 and terms. if BARGAINS in residence. ranch and business property, improved or unim- proved.
 W. K. JAMES
 40 North First St If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

TO THE GENTLEMAN
 Here is your opportunity: Steers II cents per pound on foot. Beef steak from 75 to 90 cents at the res- taurant Range cows with calf s100 a piece. Now here is the opportunity Free range for 1000 head of cattle for 12 months in the year; both grass and browsing; ample water from run ming springs, and wells from 12 to 20 feet deep. Listen, 160 acres deeded land S5 acres under cultivation; ample rainfall to grow any kind of grain, corn. potatoes and vegetables; 4-room house, well pump and windmill. Some farming tools. Located at the foot hills in a good farming valley, ten miles of good auto road from R. R. station. All this and then some for less than one-half the value of the range. Prefer to sell; might lease; a little cash will make the turn. Are you ready? If so. see Healey Con- road & Co.,, B East Adams street. We control it. If
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

FOR SALE
 2 room house south of town. Price $50. $250 cash will handle.
 room house, southeast of town. D ice s1150. s250 will handle; bath and chicken corralls and large lot.
 We have all kinds of houses and all kinds of prices and terms. Come in or call us up and we will give our time Id auto service free and will show you ! cd buys.
 320 acre ranch to lease: 320 acres, half in alfalfa and half in grass; will lease very reasonable if leased in the next days.
 160 acres of alfalfa for sale and will b. ready to cut in 10 days. Will sell T ght now for S225 per acre. Let us snow you this one. First cutting will bring at least s400O. Think of this and 5000 will handle. Figure it out for yourself and come in and talk it over with us and rest easy terms.
 BOLIN'S REALTY co.
 119 N. Second Ave.-Phone 410S
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

HUH INLAIII T NIO. D INIlAblo
 W. Adams
 Beautiful suburban h0me, consisting Of 21s acres, on car line, room house, Lively shade, roses, etc.
 acre tract, 31s miles out, good fn- D 'ovements, small payment will ham, de.
 Small bungalow on 2 lots having abundance of shade, walking distance. $ % down, balance monthly.
 Furniture and lease of room house, lrge screen rooms, close in. low rent. { ,00 Easy terms.
 Elegant family house. in Kenil- worth. lots beautiful shrubbery and 1 uit trees, high class in every respect, 'is for s120O yearly Price s650O. Terms. db
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

BULL DOG FOR SALE OR TRADE --321 N. 3rd Ave, in rear. db
 WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR STEERS, KEEPERS, COWS AND BULLS IN FAIR CONDITION FOR GOVERNMENT CONTRACT AT HIGH PRICES.
 U. s. CATTLE AND TRUST co.
 210 O'Neill Bldg, Phoenix. 1t FOR SALE-One Great Dane pup. Geo. Hageman. db
 ONE PURE BRED six gal. Holstein cow; miles west of Central Ave. on Western Canal. Phone 115R4. Bert Roberson. ak
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Sale or Exchange

EXCHANGES
 A ' room brick, 8 s room frame, large lot, fruit, shade, chicken lots, on car line, walking distance, Central x Wash. St. $6000 to trade for land anywhere or lease on land here.
 80 acres land, Illinois, for valley. 80 acres land, Nevada, for valley. 80 acres land, Texas, for valley. 160 acres land, Kansas, for valley. Oklahoma City lots for valley. so acres Colorado, for valley. 5 room brick here for 21a or acres. Los Angeles and Monrovia, Cal. city property for something near Mesa. Many other trade offers. List your property with us to trade.
 BELLAMY & HASKELL
 121 N 2nd Ave ds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20

FARM IMPLEMENTS
 Includes a mower, beet blow, cultivator, walking blows, farm wagon, buggies, spring wagons single and double work har- ness. buggy harness and farm tools.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
For Sale-Live Stock
Horses For Sale
 On Easy Terms

Ruby and Powers of Davis, California have just shipped in a carload of stallions and jacks, the greatest lot of stations that was ever shipped to Arizona, consisting of Belgians, Perch
 ions, Shires and saddle stall lions. They have the Belgian Stallion Stevenot, three years old, weighing 210O pounds and has not been beaten in any show ring yet. Won first as a yearling at the Worlds Fair, San Francisco, and all the State Fair visitors are welcome to come and see these horses at the Dublin Stables, on Jeffer- son Street. Ladies and school children are welcome to come and see them. IT
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
CHICKENS

CHICKENS
 Do you know that the killing time will be open April 20? We have always received the high est price for hens and rab- bits. Bring your chickens here and get cash for them. We will have for sale nice thorough bred Rhode Island hens. White and Brown Leghorns and Ply mouth Rocks.