The Arizona copper camp., 1918-03-30
EASTER FASHIONS 1918 Miss Wears u
HISTORY MAKING EVENTS

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ras to La Fere, and take $4,000 pris-
oners. Ham is taken by Huns.
German troops advance on Moscow
from three directions.
War trade board puts ban on i'm
ports of luxuries and materials
which can be obtained in this coun-
try.
Death list of collision between u.
S. Destroyer Manley and a British
warship totals 16 Americans.
Germans execute two Catholic
priests in Belgium and sentence
eight others to life imprisonment
Small boat, outftted as German
raider, captured by an American
gunboat fifteen miles off Mazatlan
on west coast of Mexico.
Five hundred carloads of munitions
blown up near Mons, Belgium; 80
Huns killed and over 100 injured
Germans begin bombardment of
Paris with long range gun mounted
in forest of st. Gobain, 70 miles
from Paris city hall. Ten-inch shells
fall in French capital at intervals of
Is minutes.
British cross Jordan river in Pales-
tine and pursue Turks eastward
Germans enslave Russians in Dvinsk,
compulsory labor is put into effect.
Russians forced to work IL hours
day with wage o. 80 cents for skill
ed workers.
Sunday, March 24-Germans claim
they have captured 10000 prisoners
and 600 guns and have taken Pc
rome and Chauny.
Canadians launch gerat gas attack
at Lens.
Fifty-four airplanes brought down.
German transport strikes mine in
Baltic and all on board are lost
French relieve British in Noyon Sec
tor.
President Wilson congratulates Haig
on masterly holding of British line
against gerat odds.
Hostile aircraft reported over Cairo.
Col. Douglas Macarthur, chief of
staff of the Rainbow division, is
severely wounded in France.
New Spanish cabinet welcomed by
members of lower house of Spanish
parliament.
Patriarch of Greek Catholic con-
demns treaty of peace made by Boil
sheviki with Germany.
Germans capture Nesle and Gusi-
card from British.
Tuan Chi Jul becomes premier of
China.
Monday, March 25-British forced to
abandon Mory and Bapaume to Ger
mans who claim capture of $4,000
prisoners and thousands of machine
guns.
Third Liberty loan is announced for
April 6; $3,OO0,OOO,OOO at AZ per
cent.
British airplanes down 67 Hun ma
chimes.
DR.. Karl Muck, leader of Boston
symphony orchestra, arrested as
enemy alien.
Hindenberg declares war is over,
with Germany victorious.
n,
over 70 divisions in offensive, take
Ervillers from British, capture over
100 tanks, cross Ancre river and
capture numerous small villages in
old battlefelds of the Somme.
Fire, following explosion in Jersey
City warehouse, does $1,500,000
worth of damage on N. Y. water
front.
Front of Finnish Red Guards broken
and they flee southwark in panic
from Suinula station.
Senator Poindexter urges interven-
tion in Siberia by Japan.
Wednesday, March 27-Lloyd George
in message to Lord Reading in this
country asks America to rush rein
forcements to Europe.
Germans take Albert, Roye and
Noyon from British and French.
Huns cross Ancre and occupy old
position before gerat battles of
1916
Bolsheviki troops reported to have
retaken Kherson, Nikolaiyef and
Odessa from Germans.
U-boat toll for week % British ships,
16 over 1900 tons and IL under that
tonnage.
French losses from submarines, one
large vessel and five smaller ones.
Germany demands that Ukrainia sur
render IS per cent of her wheat.
Trotsky proclaims universal military
service and recalls all old officers
to colors.
Teutons preparing for great often
sive in Italy. Troops are brought
from Rumanian front in preparation
for great drive into Italian plains.