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Evening journal., 1918-10-04
MOTHER, SON Idle,
HUSBAND Is I'LL

for Newark cases. Since college closed
several DAYS ago most Of the students
have returned home and only a few
who were IN with influenza remain in
Harter Hall II the building can be Sc
cured a number Of cases VIII be moved
there at once and efforts made TO get
volunteer nurses TO take care Of them.
While several Of the-pelaware' College
students are still seriously IN, a mum
Der ars Improving and win be able 10
get out In a few days. There aFeasey-
.eral cases OF pneumonia among the
students
Everything possible is being done by
local business men and organizations To-
assist in stamping out the disease. The
local movie theatre was probably the
first In. the states TO close because Of in
luenza and has remained closed for
more than a week. The schools have
been closed for two weeks and will re-
/ main closed until Il is entirely safe 20
open them. The churches will all prob
/ ably be closed on Sunday as far as SER
vices are CONCERNED.
The. great need here Is the same as
! 10 Is In most other places where The
disease Is raging and that IS nurses.
Inc physicians who for two weeks
have been working night and day have
little or no assistance IN this line which
is making their work an the harder
Great good could be done IN many in
stances by volunteer nurses even
though they have not had much prac-.
tical experience in the sick room and
IL has been suggested that this is an
excellent time for women who since
this country got into the war have
taken up flrst aid work to come 20 the
rescue Of the. community and untold
good by volunteering their services.
Il is estimated that there are now at
least 200 cases in influenza In Newark
and vicinity and probably % to 80 pneu-
monia cases. One physician made 30
calls yesterday and In some Of the
houses where he called there aro from
two 10 four patients down with the
disease
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
AUSTRIAN NAVAL
BASE IS SMASHED
BY ALLIED FLEET
Continued From First Page.

Continued From First Pagel
that participated. The officials declar-
cd that the Durazzo blow was sl0nili-
cant of the close attuning OF army and
navy operations.
II was held comparable to the smOth-
ering OF the important U-boat nests,
Ostend and ZeebrugDe on the Belgian
coast. Incidentally, navy officials said
that Germany viii soon have TO move
these bases, probably TO Heligoland.
Importance of this lies In the fact that
the U-boats' tour will thus be greatly
heightened and hence the effectiveness
OF each decreased. II would not sur
prise authorities here If the Durazzo
campaign were followed up by stroke
at Catiaro, perhaps another at Pola
and eventually third at Fiume, the
seat OF an important whitehead torpedo
works.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
BRITISH SAID TO
BE in FRESN0Y
By WILLIAM PHILIP slMMs
United Press Stan Correspondent.

United Press cldu correspondent
PARIS. oct. i.-Brltish cavalry pour
ing through the breach In the German
defenscs northeast Of 81. Quentin, are
said TO have entered Fresnoy-Le-Grand'
Alrplanos. flying almost at will above
the advancing British are. reported 10
have wireless headquarters that their
own horsemen were seen ia Fresoy-Le-
Grand which IS about seven miles
northeast of ST. Quentin and four miles
beyond the last German wire and
trench stronghold in this region. It IS
known as the Beaurevior line and
stretches from that village to fon-
sOmme.
The country where the cavalry Is re-
ported operating Is ideal for. maneuyer-
ing, as the Beaurevoir line IS the last
real trench system, and the enemy VIII
not be able TO build another except far
in the rear OF the present shattered
line.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
FRENCH, AMERICANS
GAIN In CHAMPAGNE
BY tho United Press.

~ ttAt oHs"Nt
PARIS. Oct. 4.-French and American
troops, attacking in the Champagne re-
gion, have enlarged their gains, the war
Office announced today.
Further progress has been made
northeast OF ST. Quentin and northwest
OF Rheims.
"In the st. Quentin region, during the
night, we progressed east OF Lesdlls,
on the Somme River, three miles north
east OF ST. Quentin, the communique
said.
North and northwest OF Rheims de-
tail operations allowed us to enlarge
our bridge heads east OF the canal and
Improve our positions in the Bertheny
region.
an the Champagne, Franco-Ameri-
cans enlarged their gains northwest OF
Blancmont and the Medeah Farm, three
miles north OF Somme-Py.
Indications are that the Germans VIII
attempt to make a stand in Flanders
on a canal which winds from to 10
kllometers east OF the Lens-Armentieres
line northward to Lille.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
.YANKS GO FORWARD
IN RHEIMS SECTOR

tion. Tho Germans were completely
surprised
Following a rolling barrase for two
and ono-half miles up hlll, the Franco
Americans gained the days ebJectives
before noon despite determined resist
ancc from the enemy, who occupied a
series of machine gun nests.
A great number Of prisoners, guns
mltrsllleuses and supplies were cap
tured.
Unofficial dispatches from Paris yes
terday reported "some divisions OF
Americans attacking with General Gour-
aud's men In the Champagne. The bait
tie was said to be progressing favor
ably"
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
A. \. sOBOCINsK DIES.

Alexander ]. Soboclnski aged 81 years.
for nine years proprietor OF, the hotel
at Front and Poplar streets, died az
PAS O'Clock this morning, a victim Of
Spanish Influenza He had only been
IN since last Monday Tie deceased
was. one Of the best known Polish
American citizens Of the city. and had
a large. number Of friends. He is sur
vivcd by his wife, two children and a
lbrothgn Stanley L. Soboclnski. Notice
Of tie funeral will be giveu'
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
MARKET PRICES HIGHER.
By the United Press.

bF IIt UnItcu Press.
NEW YORK. Oct 4. Prices were
generally higher at the opehlng OF the
stock market here today. Mexican Pc
troleum l2i. up "; U. s. Steel f09%
up "a; Bethlehem B.. 7i1s, up u; Ana
conda, 20 III, up 4 (; Baldwin s6A up X ;
Marine 20, UP u; Tobacco Products, n,
up y.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
s727.sss.95o FOR LOAN.

By the United Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-0vernight re-
ports on the Fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign showed more than Si0OOOO,OOO
subscriptions. This brings the total to
date to S727, ,3s3950.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
Wilmington LAD
EXPIRES ON ship;
BURIED At SEA
-continued From First Pags.l

days out which made 1t necessary to
bury the body at sea.
Young Campbell, who was II years
old last January, enlisted in the Navy
five months ago, and from Philadel-
phia was sent TO Newport, R. l.. for his
preliminary training. From there he
was sent TO League Island Navy Yard
and went to sea on the Los Angeles
about hree weeks ago.. When last
seen by his parents, a few weeks ago,
he was in good health.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
DrCpEEs ron ORANGEMEN.

star OF Bethlehem Lodge, L. o. L.,
will confer degrees tomorrow night on
class Of candidates. The work VIII
be performed by No. a Lodge degree
team Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
BRITISH RAID AT AsIAGO.

By the United Press.
LONDON, oct. 4.-Brltish troops. in
successful raid on Austrian trenches
facing Aslago on the Italian front, took
il2 prisoners last night 1t was ofli-
cially announced by the war Office to-
dav
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
BY the Unltnd Press-

Df tIU IHIVVu I7Itsc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.-Spots opened
quiet today with prices easy Sales
amounted to 1000 bales. Receipts to-
tailed 1000, including 900 American.
Good middlings 2500; middlings, 2i.37.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
NEW YORK COTTON.

By the United Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The cotton mar
ket opened heavy today. October sold
at $3.50, Off 90 and January 3i.79, off 30
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
John j. Riley.

Ioba IN tnis city, on October 2. 1915
Riin Riiev o.. IL. beloved husband Of clara ",
sy Relat,xes sase fhesr1isso aged &c years y
folice Department are invited ~ a,. ton
sne funeral from his late resid.co, Sssend
fob 0ctobes SasAs9n 80 street on Monday morning
-. Pauls Church. Interment =. ss p, AZ
view cemetery. s0 hiver-
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. DUPONT Building,
furnish the following quotations on 10
cal securities:
Evening journal., 1918-10-04
B / r Il III S

BRINDLE-on September 80, 20 Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvester Brindle. of No. 1905 Jes-
sup street, a daughter, Edith Ellen.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04

Save couple more doilars-buy a
couple more Bonds.
Two dollars week will do II.
Evening journal., 1918-10-04

The per capital QuOTa OF Lne PnlIa-
delphia Federal Reserve District on the
Fourth Liberty Loan Is So. In this
connection it is interesting to note that
on the FIRST loan, according to records
compiled by the Federal Reserve Bank,
the per capita subscription in this dis
trict was s35, on the second loan it
was $40, and on the third loan it was
cc7 OS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS
\ PLAY THAT LEAVES
NJ UNPLEASANT TASTE.

Ey.u II tn" musical comedy. when
Dreams Come True is not entitled 10
rank with tho hest o.. The seasons OF.
f"rtugS. there are not wanting several
Of tin" requisites az 4 successful show.
y fairy credible plot soon lost s.Ght
Of. an attractive youuY lead linz man.
who dances well. II not 4. remarkable
singer - cotcv!c q! young Itdics. At
tractiNc ana cOmprisiug good Gtucin:,
ability. and. mark th!s. Il clean and
unoojccuonnbl" hook. almost rarity
81 late. We have had 80 much served
UP 10 us which left ar uupieAsAu,
'aSt" that d'vorg.ucc is welcome" A.
sind OF Offset and counter claim. the
staging H. Indifferent tho costumes
somewhat shopWoru. doUbtlcss due 10
tn" cNiscnc!eS OF a long tour, and t,ia
absence az r"al singing ABILITY, cNc"rt
as 70 ccwcdy singing. which brought
out Two or thrCc entertaining songs.
Tho music Of tie comedy. on the
whole. g.: Interesting. .uoUgh 10y 10
means equal 10 the standard az "ka-
tilkA.' Miss Spriugtimc,' OF cNr:.
lave :. Heert': William pruettc, IT..
recalling IA NAME the ntiriual O.. tha.
co2noucu. IS much loss able as q
singer though decidedly Dott'r ia III.
dance. III. last recollection have ~
WiUiar rruct'c the elder 's O. equity
Individual sitting a. the tabic singing.
II Want What / Wan; Whcu Wan;
H." and mahtnr = rrai hit q; The song.
II remains 20 he Seon whether the
younger rru"'ts VIII equal his sire.
HARLAN Briggs, as strong. the ac,ec-
tive. brings out some comedy and sings
sonG. some LATHE EUG." which IS
due 70 ev"h" arplause and recall any
where. Carrie Glenn, as Mlthildn. Ia"
eccentric comodisnnc. j. droli and
laughahlc. and cnlivcns tho action con-
sidcrably. l.orain Lester, Who ls by
way OF being tho leading woir>n. "a
petite. but neither SINGS nor dances
credjr1hly and contributes no.h!n- or
uuusua. value I" the production.
There was "A lack OF spirit and acs' in
tn. performance last night which may
haN. been duo 10 the small audience
at tn" Academy Under favorable con-
dit.ous there is enough in tho book
and music az when Dreams Come
True" - make an enjoyable produc-
ton. O. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
CAMP LEE SOLDIERS
LOSE HALF-HOL|DAYS
Officers and Men Ordered TO Dispose
Immediately of Everything In.
ccpt Overseas Equipment.
RICHMOND NEGROES ARRIVE
Rcd Men Will Present Ambulance
To-Morrow - Field Service Uni
form to BE Worn beginning Next
Week.

CAMP LEE. VA. April CIV cdnes-
Gay and Saturday ha!fhol;days have
locn discontinued under orders to this
effect issued to-day. and tomorrow uf-
tcrnoun hundreds @: men who spend
week ends in Petersburg md Richmond
wili be denied the privilege Of an early
start.
The following order was issued to-
day: "Ali articles in poHa. .sion OF Of
accrs and enlisted mcn. not pertaining
TO overseas equipments. viii be i'm
ncdiatc!y removed from tho barracks
aud quarters and permanently disposed
OF"
S.Atccu hundred sei.ctives arrived a;
Camp Lee today. a. tho advance guard
ot til" 1927 men who are to arrive In
the !vo-day period beginning with to-
day. Eight hundred were n part of V!r-
g!niaS 1865 negroes. who composed
:his states quota on the recent call l5c-
stdcs these there We're 500 white Penn
sN'van.anS who are - part OF the SSH
Whit. men that ar" now under moving
. dor 10 Camp Ice. Tcnucsscc's -?
negroes Who are the FIRST scl"ctivcy
ticm states other than Pennsylvania
Virginia and ives, Virginia forwarded
10 this camp, vii! begin 20 arrive TO.
day.
The men will be assigned to the
depot brigade. New aiming batta!inn-
49, D'.N- OEEANiENl mo "n'cD INC
Ee:ru troops Viii be placed while the
white mon. who arc not needed to I'll
the division and veterinary training
school Viii be retained in the bricad"
" hcn all or thcs" men have arrived. Il
Is understood that camp Lee Viii TIC the
largest camp in The United states Ia
Pulut OF numbers.
Iichmoud's quota OF llo negroes ar
rived shortly attcr the noon hour ana
received dinner in their barracks "a
th"!r first meal. The men we're accom-.
p'ni"d BY M"ssrs. Cameron. Knich, and
baldwin. members or local hoards 81
The city OF Richmond. rc.orsburc 5
quota OF thirty men arrived later IN Tic
CAV.
several thousand RCD Mon are *.
pt.tcd - participatc III the exercises
connected with the presentation ot an
ambulance 10 Camp Lee sunday AZ
tcTlicon. There Will be a parade which
viii form at Lee Avenue, near Tho en-
trance TO The camp At $50. led by the
band ot the Three iIundvcd and -Four.
tccnth Field Artillery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
National Capital
News Cut Short
at Washington as
Reflected in NcWs Dis
patches.
INv A.aocIated Prcss. ]


WASilINGTON. April 26.--Thc Ger
man offensive has had IL depressing
effect on the value of the mark in ncu-
trail countries. An official dispatch
from France to-day says that III Iiol-
land and switzerland the mark, after
having been slightly higher has fallen.
which i, held 1T the beginning OF the
offensive.
The acquisitions made by the Aus
.ro-Gcrmans in Ukrainn arc so Sc
we're tho peasants arc revolving and
arc holding soldiers as prisoners.
Clashes are occurring frequently. said
II diplomatic dispatch to-day. ana
many persons have been killed on
both sides.
\ delegation of newspaper publish
ers appealed 70 the shipping Eoard to-
day for aid in bringing 63.no cords
ot WOOD pulp from Canaia to .h!s
country to relieve tho rar:d dc'slction
of prin,-papcr stocks. Th" publishers
wcrc told THAT i3c ships VIII he trans-
fcircd This summer from the Great
Iahss to the Atlantic Ocean.
truyuar has turned to tive emitted
states for ,c"d - s'jnUlatc the pro-
6uctioN OF cotton IN that country. The
Cru..uayan government recently direct
cd ;hc consulat"-ccncral ~ New York
10 purchas" 300 hilos 'fG! pounds, OF
selected seed for distribution anon"
interested farmers
Absniutc prohibition or the mau,:-
fsctur" CT distribution of 'iuuor dur
ing The war was proposed N a bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
TWO TANKS PASS OVER
CAPTURED GERMAN

one German prisoner had a rough ex-
paricHcc with the small tanks and lived
to tell thu story, although he Was much
shaken a . result Of his experience.
He got separated from his unit, and
was hainr in 4 shcl! hole near Cachy.
when Z; tank charged directly over tho
hole 7, was deep enough ,c protect
the i.-u.0. Int nc vas 50 terrified
,.at S.. lost conseloIs ness. and was jus,
regain : hI, senses when tho per-
formaue. was repeated by "a second
tank A-ala lie escaped. and saved
himself further trials by being cap
,u-eL
only fur German tanks appear 20
have been in The action Wednesday
about -Brc,onucux. although
ruuue7s ot othcrs are -umorcd 20 have
been assigned 20 part!ci2a:e in the at
/ From s.a,ements made by prisoners
Ill. corr,s oomacm: IS able 20 e!ve an
.uqroN mate description OF the n~w
German tank. /, is about thirty-six
fest !onG. twelve 'cct h!gh and twelve
.ec, vide There is q central turrct
on ,oD. ana the ,urre; guns ar" Of
about five and 4 lalt oeatimctar. These
tanks also carry about s:N machine
guns which rr" from the front. year
anI both TANKS Tn track, or cater
rilllr band. upon which the tank runs
- driven around by seve-a! pairs of
wheels. Amor plate gives tho "hole
.nach'n" The app"araHre Of a turtle OF
an inverted basin Tho speed o: these
tanks cross-country Is said TO be very
slow ON The highway it i repor,ad
70 be much faster ono tank used
Wea'osi rad Inc name "Cyclops'
1a.a,"1 across ,hr front. a"d another
bore '1e EkIH ana crossbo1es.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
FOR b!LI0USNESiS
TAKE A CALOTAD
The New Calomcl Tablet That
is Entirely Purified OF All
Ean>cating and Dangerous
Qualities.

~ AT Medicines in The world the
Epc'p:a prize Cnlomc! mos; highly, for
ar ~, most common aiIn,nt. Nov
iral all Of ltE unpleasant and duugcr-
Gus Qualities have been removed. the
rr~ kird ~ "aioIu"I. called Gallo
f@br. IS thOTpUShiE delightful One
tn!p'hb 80 bedtime "ith II Swallow OF
Y.nt"r-. that's ait so nausea. no grin-
ing nor UnIl"usantn"sS. Ne,' morn
iuG sou waEe ~ feeling nnc--i!v".
wi1" "wnkc. energetic hfd Witi. a
hearty appetite for breakfast Eat
what ypU plcarc, 20 where you please
NO restrictions ~ 20 hnhl, or hie.
Cni0tahn are Erih Only in ctIE!uai.
ncal"d packages. pr!." thirty-nvc
cent?. Your dfuggIHL recommends
and guarantees taio'abs. Money
l,ok II yoU arc rot delighted ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
Roll OF Honor
List Shouting Men Who We're
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.

WASIIINGTON. April 2G.--The cas-
| nalty hSt to-day contained seventy
! five names. divided rs follows: killed
IN action nine: died OF wounds. five;
died OF disease. three: wounded severe
~. thirty,hrcc; wounded slightly.
!wcnty -livc.
Seven officers were named in to-day's
casualty list, five of them being re-
ported severely wounded and Two
slightly wounded. They were
severely woundcd--Chptain licnry IL.
Worth.ng,on and Licutenunts Orlando
{. Brown. Edward VI. Freeman. John j.
Hyde and Harry + Kelly.
Slightly observation-disclosures Will
lam IL. Kirk and Alfred l.. Kiviin.
In addition to the seven officers
named. another lieutenant julien y.
Dow--prcvious!y reported BILLED III ac-
ton. was reported prisoner in Ger
many and sun,rus from Il severe
wound. The list follows:
Killed in action -Srrseanta Harry i.
Corbin. William Il. Knapp, Corpora
Louis NJ. Holmes rrivalrs Harry j.
Atkins. Dc,ma. J. Warner. Joseph Do
marco. Charles -. French, Joseph +.
t;audettc. Ralph raiumbo.
Died Of wounds rivatcs Albert
Adams. George j. nuto. Benjamin
Kasica. Clarence I. Pyrah. Charles L.
Shuli.
Died of disease sergean, cooper II.
Wells. Mechanic John l.. Ehr!c. FRI
vatc George {. Ross.
Wounded neutrality-suspicious. Henry
II! WortnIucton. Inducements Orlando
= 4, 81 I
Hyde Harry + Kelly. sc.eeants Fred
r. Hines Ahe Rushin Corporal
George W Storl;us. Cooks Frank
An!<cr Joseph y. Weed. rrivates Alex
,,ndc- Aue.dirc. Joseph Ancdco Leon
Is. Bardcu. Hugh j. DILLON. Harper II.
Faulkner. John Gawlak. John Gigucre.
John 4. Granger Bas.l!o Gu!dora.
George y. Hight. George Alfred Hop
kins. Robert l.. House. julius Kulhayi,
rtank + Mellon. Peter ModkoIcvsl<..
John y. Norris. Samuel Il Schlimpcr.
Zen l.. Siomou. Charles W Williamson.
Wounded slightly: Licutenants VIII
liam II. Kirk, Alfred T.. I<lviin Ser
ecant Charles Smith. Coroora!s Robert
p. Barrett Harry 5. Gallagher. Martin
O'EciIly. Mechanic Charles -. TEi.ssc.
WaEoner John Mastrand.a. Privates
Harold +. Archer. John BosdHn. Waiter
Dorck, Walter Cabak, William T.. De-
vine. Caleb W tccbocl, George W
Ford Charles - Fytc. Joseph H"aly.
Elmer LcrrhcrE. Thomas T. Kelly Wal.
ter y. Lo!selc. Slv:r June Lusardi.
John Madcrc, George W Marble. Johr
Norman, Maurie" u. C'Moara
Privates Thomas Connolly. charles \
virgins and Michael i: Holmes. pro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
Unusual Neus Bits
From War Theater
Digging Their O,on Crarcs Is
Claim of Kaiser in
Intcrriep.

AMSTERDAM. April 2G.-"Thc pco-
pie who wish to destroy US are digging
utrir own sravos." said Emperor NIL
liam, IS quoted in an interview by
Karl RoSnsr, which the Dusseldorf
.An4e!ser publishes
The Emperor. who was commenting
on the large amour, subscribed TO ,he
new war loan. said further: Our vic
tories ~ the field and the victories Of
The Germans AZ home must make those
over yondcr realize that wc cannot be
suHducd by arms and ccouomic isula-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
ChnnEc Of Wind Affects NNid.

LONDON. April :i.-.Accord!ng 10 an
ot'ic.a! narrative. issued by the .ld-
miral;y on the IeehruSec raid. nothing
b-:i = change in tho wind prevented
the success Of the operation a. Os,cnd.
The SIRIUS and Rril!tani were already
past The St"oom rank buoy when Tie
wind changed. revealing the arrange
n"N, Of The fcct 10 the enemy. who
with sunfire, eNtincu!shcd the fares
vhish the British had lighted under
lover Of The smoke cloud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
LAST RESERVES TO TURN
TIDE OF EUROPEAN WAR
Such Is Opinion of General Dclmar
Radclifre, Chief Military
Director.
LONG TEST OF ENDURANCE
Consequently, II Is Imperative to
Get Every Man Possible to Sup
port tho Battle Front, for Men
Alone VIII Tell in tho End.

LONDON. April 26--"in the end It
Will be i question Of who has the las,
reserves" said General pclmar Rad
ciifto. chief director OF military opera
tons ~ the War Office. in IL review
OF the western front situation this ar
front arc now in the hands of General
Foch. IN whom both armies have the
fullest confidence. lie 80 Tar has en-
ployed only Il small portion OF his
available reserves and this is 4 great
auGury for the future.
In this long -drawn-ort test OF en-
DURANGO OF the nations II is Imperative
I" Eet ever: man possible 10 support
the battle front, for men alone will
tell in the end"
General Radcliffe declared il waa
perfectly possible FOR the allies to hold
Germans on KENNEL lljll. hut that 1t
vas not convenient TO have them there
and il was hoped 10 eject th.iu.
At Kcnlmcl iiiii. continued the gem
craL the Germans gained @oop yards
on a front Of about l.20c yards in
Guiding the important tactical feature
observation over all the ground 10 the
north. The latest information j. still
inccmr!oto. but there is no Doubt that
the Germans succeeded III occupying
KENNEL HIN. y sector. involving both
French ANA British troops.
The net results in thc Kennel sec
tor so far is that the Germans have
gained about 1000 yards on "a from; OF
about 100 yards. This gain Is not
large. but it involves very important
ground. ard there is no question but it
is = very serious loss.
There is nothing decisive abou, the
loss Of KENNEL ilill, but it is ono OF
the most important tactical features,
rs the hill Is an observation point for
al the ground 70 the north. 1t still
remains 10 DO seen. however Weather
il will remain In the encmy's hands
Gu" line 10 the north is All rirht
and !, IS entirely possible 20 hold on
10 tho YnrsS sector. even il the enemy
is on KENNEL. But his presence there
is not convenient and We hope to get
him CT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
Wanted to twist Dragon. Tail.

LONDON. THURSDAY. April 25.-Cap-
tain carpenter Of the Nindictiv". says
mat before starting on his dash for
~"'brueSe Admiral Reyes sirnaleh. st
GEORGE for England" The Nindic,ivc
REPLIED: May ~ give the dragons tail
damned good twist"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
HAVE CAPTURED
500 DHANOtTIE AND I>ENIlIEL

LONDON, April 26.--Thc Germans
-~a1~e captured KENNEL Mountain and
village. and also are in possession OF
Dranoutrc. according 10 tho onicial
communication sent by Field Marshal
liaE from headquarters in Franco to.
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

OF Viilers-HretonncuN failed. WHY
heavy losses" says The official state
rucNt issued by the War Ol.tce ,o.ni.ht.
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