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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22
BRITISH ADVANCE LINES
AND REPULSE ATTACKS
LAUNCHED BY GERMANS

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, April 22.-The British ad-
vanced their lines slightly last night
in local operations on both of the
principal battle fronts, the war office
announces.
Gains were made near villers-Bre-
tonneux and Albert. on the sornme
front, and Robecq. at the tip of the
Flanders salient.
A strong local attack by the Ger
mans on the front north of Albert was
repulsed after the enemy had cap
tured one of the British advanced
posts.
omcial British Statement.
The statement follows:
Early in the night a strong local
attack. accompanied by heavy shelEng.
was made by the enemy against our
positions in the neighborhood of Mes
nil, north of Albert. After sharp fight
ing In the course of which the enemy
succeeded In capturing one of our ad-
yanced posts. the attack was repulsed.
we improved our positions slightly
during the night in the Villers-Bretone,
Albert and Robecq sectors.
"A number of successful raids were
carried out by us at different points
south and north of Lens, resulting in
the capture of prisoners and machine
guns.
There has been considerable artillery
activity on both sides on different sec
tors of the British front. The enemy's
shelling has been directed chiefly
against our positions astride the
Somme and Ancre rivers. in the Lens
sector, in the neighborhood Of Festu-
bert and in the Nieppe forest"
Fighting Lasts All Night.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, April 22.-Taking advantage
of the moonlight. the Germans at 10
o'clock last night made strong but
unsuccessful attack against the British
positions north of Aveluy wood, on the
front above Albert. Heavy fighting con-
tinued until o'clock this morning. The
Gpntinued on Second HaGsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22

This move on the part of the Germans
probably is N furtherance Of their plan
to weaken Belgium by dividing it into
Flemish and Walloon states with nominal
INDEPENDENCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22
Broth RS of Militarism.

THE bolsheviki of Russia. the !. W. w
or direct action socialists of the United
States, are brothers of miltarisfh of prus-
sla. The !. w. w. and the principal con-
spirators among the small percentage ~
so-cal!ed labor leaders. who misrepreser-
labor, advocate such murders as that Q. !.
which Mooney was convicted. There ca \
he no greater sacrilege than for red
handed criminals to be fattening on tho
fruits of honest labor and carrying on
their uganda in its name"
The strike propa ganda. Senator Poin-
dexter said, Is an "insolent threat to
tie up the war industries of the Unite.I
States"
The propaganda of lawlessness. hs
said. spread from Russia to this coun-
Try. and included "a large quantity oi
copies of pacifist speech delivered in
the United States Senate
Former German Ambassador Bern
storff was denounced by Senator Poii,-
dexter for having instigated labor ua-
rest and violence. The former German
envoy, the Washington senator d.
c1ared. should have been arrested he-o
and tried 'as Il common criIinal -
caCmy ssy.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22
Asks Senator for Opinion.

Senator johnson of California inter-
rupted to state that Mooney was con-
victed Oh testimony of witness named
Oxman, who had confessed to misstate-
ments. Senator PoindeXter asked for
Senator Johnson's opinion of Mooney 3
guilt.
Il have no opinion" Senator john
son replied. adding that Mooney cou'd
not have been convicted without OK
mans testimony.
Mooney is an unworthy man." Sena-
tor johnson explained. "Ee is a mar
CAPABLE of the crime with which he is
charged. That may be A prejudic Il
opinion but he had been engaged in
transporting dynamite"
Senator Poindexter continued:
The threat contained in these letters
to crafty their defiance of the law at
the expense of our youth who are fight
ing for the liberty these men enjoy
needs to be put down by the stroa Z:
hand of the government Those who arc
putting forth this effort are towards
They attempt to gain their purpose by
blackmail and stealthy attack. These
men do not represent labor. There is p
vicious element in their ranks Ilabori
largely composed of aliens who are not
only disloyaI and seditious. but enemies
of the country and enemies of mankind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22
Member of the Associated Press

The Associated Press il exclusively entitled -
the uss for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to It or not otherwise credited In this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of publication of special
dispatches herein also reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22
WEATHER

Fair tonight and tomorrow. tempera-
ture about SO degrees: moderate north
west winds.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending pm. today: Highest, 62, at
pm. yesterday; loyest, 4S, at 1880 am.
today.
Full report on page 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-22
Fighting Lasts ALI Night.
The statement follows:

Gpntinued on Second Hazea
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Continued on Second PaSs.l
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MASSACHUSETTS.


MARTBL1s Judson o., Lieut.. West Bonn
SHERMAN, Earl D.. Lieut., Williams
Carry, John H.. .ergt., Isnox Dale tKl!.
hlLLETrE, Jean samuel. sergt.. North
BRDwW. Edwsrd d.. corp. Boston -(Kl.
CoRRIGAN, Henry J., corp, sa,em tDW).
DtNkiA. k1Ass, corp, south Boston VS.
DuGAN, John Francis. CORP Brook'ine
eRHNT, George r, corp, Concord twsl,
MiLLEH. Carl, corp. Worcester twsl;
RAE, John NJ. corp. Andovtr tWrh
h HtS I'f Fa.deiit.. ~ DoortHs.,.t VS.,
AKApAs., Maurice w, ko16ury 81.
BENOlr, Ernest j., Falrnaren (k);
B0uRiI, philip A.. south Hadisy tw).
c coLhh Aifrsd x, Sew Bsdfora ,Dw).
GcoHHAD water alter "a HFiEG ang.oS pm III
DAVIS, Charles A., hrockton tDpl;
PTBA4. cRaTls' Il Leomi1 "np, 'D'
RLh i,EN j John G.. ifiich6Sfs *.
FoPPiASo, Umberto, noston (wU).
FoY, John L., New Bedford *.
HHGEN, Iawrenos NJ. O.. Maiden ODD.
HALL. Ralph =, Beverly ODD -,.,,,
HAhALAMBus, stevros o., Hsverhil
HENDDERsoN. Richard W.. East Dedham
IEGER' Alexander b., titehbdrs' tws2;.
LIND1REN, Herbert " SOmerYile tW).
LoHNEs, Leroy ". LINN me-
aSSDDo oNNiGIjt @ Thomas s'I howsil ODD.
MARGosiAN. sarekis, Newton WI.
MORTON, Thomas, Springfield lM); u,,
NAThESSON. William, RoNbury (Wb)'
PROTONO. Frank. Worcester tK).
NTH, wihom j. Easthampton tDWl.
SULLIVAN. Charles l., LAWRENCE tpD)'
TAYLoR, Martin j., New bedford (Dw).
THoMrs0N' Levi. E. A Asf.S.so Spp 81,
wENDT Edward G.. springfield tM.
WEST, Charles r., Boston WAN,
wiNTNER Louis, Ha,erhill twl. 80.
ZAcHAREK, Franciszek, Worcester (M)'
MICHIGAN.
FARRELL. Guy T., Lieut.. Esoanaba IDL).
CARPENTER, Ralph T., CORP Hudhon
cHi@MAX, Albert r.. corp. Highland
cREsKCwlAK. Bert L.. CORP Apena
cuSTLnR. Fred O.. sergt.. Detroit !wup.
PCFFEE, Theron. corp. Akron tNIl.
KRAUs, Raymond. corp, Port Huron
sHl X GvAR, James Hughi.. corp. Monroe
zIBGENBEIN. William j.. cOrp- HOush-
AN I1 T}N Carl F.. carlshend tDw}.
BOROWIAK. ,Casmcr L. Gaylord (M).
BOSS, William j., Ellsworth tDWl.
BRAEHT, william John. Marion (W),
BRANDT, Herman Albert, White Cloud
tK).
BRIGGS. Albert Augusta. CoIdwater Iw).
CARTER, George. st. Joseph OK.
CLEVEC, John, Detroit IWl.
Grail. l.. q, lansing (Dwl.
DEKKISGA. Mart. Hersey tK).
DRCMM George Robert. Detroit tKl.
GAIDTSCKI, Joseph William, Hamtramck
GIBBS Henry Lee. poyne City tws).
Cru SWELL, Charles Waroe. Conkiin
HAMhLiN. Joseph E, Detroit twl.
HEMMlNG. Charles @, Travis city CKl.
HEMNINGER, Erwin l.. Otter Lake ODD.
HERG1TOS, Paul A. Detroit (M).
HERSCHBACK. Ray F., Detroit (Kl.
HECK, Henry l., Grand Rapids (W).
HoREBVOETS. Leonard. Grand Rapids
HuST, Clarence. Mmlng,on twl.
JARNELA. a fred y. Jr. Palmer (w).
JAwORSkI. Felix. Detroit (K).
JOHNSON, Herbert Clarence. Detroit
KELSEY. Hiram g, Edmore oK).
KENNEY, George H. AlgonaC ODD.
KkOPACEK. Wenc!. Thompsonvi!o
LIppKE. Joseph a. Detroit twl. .
LICzKOWsK1. Mike. Detroit (WS).
Mcl,ACGHLlS. Frank L.. Elk Rapids X.
NARCOTIC. Edwin A, Marquette (DwJ.
MASSEY. Albert, Ignace tWSD.
MERRlCK, Walter A, Sandusky tRl.
MILLER, Charles e., blanchard (w).
NAY. Ira q, Flint tpW).
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NowLAND. Frank Sherman. lansing
OlsT, Paul. Detroit (ws).
PATTERSON, Don D.. Big Rapids tDw).
PBKAREK, Jos, phi, Flint (wsDs
JEFFERSON. Henry Waldemar, Iron River
rERRY, Louis, Brant Jw).
tANDOi.PiI. Ezra H., Farewell tDwD.
iAsMCsSE ZEN, John e. Negaunee twS).
EATELL, Albert l.. Munger (kD.
RtSs, John H.. Mount Clemens tWsl.
#ANk1AHO. william. Marquette County
Ass, otto r., Port Huron tK).
ARROW, Edward Eddie. Manistlaue
THOMAS, Emil Herman. Detroit tw).
RARMptER. Henry o.. Auburn (Kl.
WATKINS. Bort Grant, Ionia (DWl.
IENDOnf A rvey IA, Msrshan ODD.
WILEY, Artomaa w. sehoolcraft tDw).
WNLlE, william, Ej"tb"@ tDNl.
MINNESOTA.
stELoFF. william A., serst.. Forest Lake
AAMopT Alfred. corp. Haistsd CpD>.
GROVE. Thomas F., corp. Minneapolis
FERGUSON. Lloyd l.. Chatneld tw),
kOHIS, Edward corp. Plato (WCJ.
AMBUCH1, John r., H3orup (DWl.
ANDERSON, Nels, Mcclellan (DD).
ATLAS, Albert. Minneapolis (K).
BRODA, Andrew, Bonnehy (DDl.
BROWN. Frank H., Rothaay tEl.
CAMPTOE, John r., st. Paul (W).
CASE, Henry r., 81. cloud (DA).
CHARLTON. FrunN W, Minneapolis (w).
CossENTlNE, FREDERICK T.. Eagle Bend
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CURRY, Claude H., ct. Paul ODD. ~"
nlrPoLp. George A., Akely .tDwj.
EDBOURG, EAkil V. C, Randall (K).
UONGoLL. Fred w. Mayer (Wl
GUsTAFsoN. Robert H.. Hopkins (Dw,
HACKER, william, Lafayette Ckl
HAMMER Oscar g, Roseau ODwl
JACKSON, Jacob f.. Anoka tDwy,
JOHNSON. Richard. cyrus (DW).
JONAS. John F.. Albany tN).
KI,EcKER. william J., owadonnh ODD
KREMMIN, Ernest, Mountain Lake Nv,
KUCI AnSRY. Adam. Duluth (K).
LANGWORTHY. Charles, Dodge Center
LARsoN, A1ei. st. Paul tK).
LUND. Edward. Anstad ODD.
MANNER. william r., Lafayette ODD.
MALO. william. Marshall (Ml.
MOQREN, Frank A., Kenyon (DW).
OLSON, Otto l., Montevideo ODD.
OLSON, Frank w, Minneapolis tHD),
FERRY. Theodore, Austin (wsl.
THOMPSON, Arthur A, Minneapolis fDW).
VANvERST. Bert NJ. Paynesvilie IVY.
WATERS, Fred II" Mankato (Dw).
wEITJEL. Louis T.. Melroso ODD.
VOID, Melvin, Fosston (K).
WOLBECK, Frank, Melrose (lS).
label. Walter, Buffalo Lake tK).
MISSISSIPPI.
SEALS, Mitchell, serEt., Pontotoo rwsl.
CLARK. Jesse NJ. Philadelphia tDwl
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hlEITswiS, Phillip Il, H,li.ssre tws,.
sTElNKIRcHNDR, William H.. Newton
tyMMERs, william F.. Hoiton tK,:
kWAN. Luther r.. .Jamcs,cwn tDD).
WALL, Edwin j., Sedan tM). -,
| WILSON. Ralph H.. Fort Iseavenworth (le)
KENTUCKY.
BEpINdER. John Van d. Capt. Anchor
HAYNES. William. ia.ut., Newport lw).
i,xsk0w' Terb.ri i 4. .erES" at Oscar oDD,
uCRGIN John c., sergt., Bond (kD.
HoI i.owAY, John T.. ssrsL. bedford
InAiiF: Leo g, corp, cOvlns,on tIs,.
TAYLOR, William j., sergt.. Grayson
BALL Basil. Arabia IDw).
bo0HER, Robert C.. Browns Gross Roads
p1SEFSs H Hss.s w. Rl'f Sss.- T SBD
GhRrhSTnR, &r,Su-. Golden Pond
c1iFFoSRD. Robert. r,re Hill twS.
LEE, Riley Mckinley. Mount olvct Cw).
t GUiETiNs ET,r W e. L9T,nsiST pp 3w,
DENSIE. Lu., Falmouth ODD.
bEyoREi William r.: Bonneville lws).
DUNN, Carnie. MURRAY tDW1.
ENGLAND, John. Glasgow ODD.
GREEN. Thomas H.. Lou!svlile !pwl;
JEFFR1ps, James w. tsndiow cw).
nyqg9TSE T Willism r. Relchsr w.;
MILES. Virgil o.. Rowirt;s wv.
MOVERS. Ernie. Cunningham tKl.
RhTToRD. o ra saEs SrSS, twsIs 'N''
sHIRI.EY. waller r.. summer Shade
aTehtaHSr. 'S Moody Sf r., Clinton cws,
sTRfcKLER. George Everett. Fountain
rHkTcEER, John X. covlnE:on tK).
WILSON. John william. Pomeroyton tw).
LOUISIANA.
RECORD. Charles franklin. corp, Clinton
BB 6EfN E. s ssnf y F%s rrnE' W ,
nENoIT. Philip. Thibodau1 tKJ.
9ERGERoN. NICHOLAS p. Now orleans Ky
efI9 k.oTsra H Io%I: h hnI,n Rosf w
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DOWIEs Ire. Grant ODD.
FESsKK NbEn Harry shEsyGpCrt VA,
GRAFTON, Elznts. Barnios wv.
NO, RE, Zeke NJ, oirard ODD.
| MIErN0Lps William II. L., Bunney (wS
| WILLIAMS. Henry Lee. New Nerda (w).
| MAINE.
FOSTER. Arthur s.. sorrt., South Pari,
cEockETr. Raymond d. corp. New
DELAlTB. Donald Keith. Portage tpw).
SENDRON, Antonio. Biddeford (DW).
| LIFE, Howard NJ, Dover (Kl.
| hENGES, Ben H.. Athens CWSl.
PARlIN, STANLEY b. Indian Pond twS).
| ROWE. clifford A. Bangor tDW).
| STEENS, Luther, Thorndika (Dw).
| WHITFIELD, George NJ westbrOok (R),
| MARYLAND.
| Woodbino tWS).
9BER Robert, Lieut.. baltimore tK).
| HARRIS, Leon c., sergt., Baltimore IVY
SNRJCEK: william Vincent. sergt.. Baiti
H%%S5ik.' bernard T.. corp. cumo.rl.n,
ur5soN. Eli.A. c.. corp. Bl.hopv,n
Within kIsS r., Charles F. corp. Point Q
WATTS, Charlie. D.. corp. baltimore XXI
| WHITE: Edward. corp, Worton tK).
AMKHhIS william Baltimore, kE
BAKER, Marshall s, Finzel tK).
| COHEN, Aaron, Baltimore (Ml.
| FORD, Lewis L. Shady Side tDD).
| HOOPER, William g., SmIthsburG Ky.
| HOWARD. George A. Baltimore (DD).
kip. John A., Baltimors ,Dwj. "
| KOEREER. Francis X. Baltimore Ky.
| LAW. John Henry. Baltimore ,Dw1
| MokENZlE. Robert X, Roland Park Ky
| McKENNA. James r.. baltimore (Dw).
MILLER Roy Thornton, Clear Spring
MuLHER1H, WIN A. IAme.tou. tK).
NIEI.DS. Amos r., Cecil county my.
RhTKE. John L., Cumberland IKD.
mnCHTER. Juiius F.. Lanaeoning lK.
ToLsKY. James A., baltimore CDwj.
WATSON. John O.. Mount Washington
wRiGHrsMAS. Grant. Noun, Lake Psrn
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E EssSsSSN$ Tps ss y n. corr, Elton 2. %,
ANDERSON, Lewis n. soroven (DD).
Ca5APMnS. JanSs ~, z, Jry Mountain (w).
CCRosnf; Daniel D.. smithyille tws).
1uRkE, Jssse Munnerlyn ODD.
BARLEY. Joe. Million tDDI.
L,99SSTER' Fred Farminslon tpDl:
hINo, James, H. c6mmere. iDb>.
MccLAiN. Fred l., i.aSSn,a Ts55bh,.
FSLMEEE. F F!sS t'tiSsHw 'W tM}.
nGACN, Paul Trlon wv.
howe Horace becker, Columbus (K,.
smith. ssmusi N, Gainesville tDwJ.
Maap. sam W, white twsl
Il'SOS' Mack c., Savannah (DD).
IDAHO
noRCHEUs, John A.. Ashton Ky.
liner. Alfred. Mi1valo (DDl.
K k9TcEss' H Ssei l.; M2 s",won Dw}.
ILLINOIS.
Hill. Frank J.. Capt. chicago {w,.
dRuB8, James obtdyer. Lieut.. Chicago
dRSaowssi Ei Frank. . ..isi Gsis.so Sw,.
MEYER Frank Eugene. ssrgt.. GAINESVILLE
nkRkLSr. i Harry w. Sc.p corp ro" Harry TX,
fCEHARr. Edward j. corp. Chicago
cossErT, John C. corp. Granite City
L.Ma,Er,, RAYMOND. corp, Chicago tIS,.
3ASsI Io anrry Sctp esro A ssS.s ~
schmidt. Ernest W, corp. Kswanss
STEELE; clemsn. r.. corp. Hanover *.
,InoaF, bistTioS F. airss;ia Few tpw). 'A''
ANGEL, 1.ester. Canton Ky.
suaEK.. Joseph r.. chicago .tws>
1iooMorfsT, 'Fioyd' Rocttord tpW}.
BAI.pRIpoE, Ambrose H., ssoninston
ssifK ~, L 1: s.}:! r. gsi; s SK,
nornSE. Charles Il, Peoria ipDj.
BATES, Dempsey J.. sesser tK).
aiyTHE, John T. chieSIo CwD.
TAaRTER, Thomas. t'hampa,gn ODD.
c Go3K oT sorr IT.; s Ms,,, DIV Tbw,
COOK, Emerson. PrNin IKl.
CARROLL; James f.. chicago tDD),
DE tATHiEn. clloer; ". ch,SsEo tDw).
nELLEA. John F.. East Sc Louis Dp).
nEARMIN. Mark Twain Earlville (w).
, DRhIEg; Aissr,; Wss' York w.,
J.
EGEtHoFF Otto J., Raymond Ky.
E;HT0N. Homer. II; Decatur 1nw).
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GRO ARE, Thomas J., Chicago CDw).
GCIMN1P. Raymond r. West Brooklyn
HANSON, james Augustine, Chicago tpw).
HANNAH; Elmer E. Chicago (K).
JAWS Lloyd chrismsn (K).
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LrAEKowsK1. Barney M. Chicago tws).
ADDISON. siSwed. Chicago tM).
KNoP; William, Stelleyilic tK).
FuPCHCN NAPOLEON Harvey Cws).
I1NCY: John J.. Chicago tws).
ENSER Ralph T.. Milan tpD>.
LYMrH Jossnh r. Ava tKl.
MALONE, Thomas NJ. Chicago tDw).
NAECN. George. Chicago Cwl.
MIESS S Ernest PES PLANES tpw,.
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MNtaBXKoRs. william. 81, iAbp m3 cw).
MCDONALD. John. PsnS fDDIT.
M ,t'I John p. Princsvile ODD.
P PETEREA ' Erip j. Cicero @ az
BEETTEFS Erwln A.. chicaT6 CEl.
n.ErarnGE. Joseph. Tcnpto1 fws,.
phIIiips. bd fs.it "a Cht csicsr spW Vp,w,
DUNK Adolta. Chicsg go (K).
RuRI.B. claude b. windsor (ws).
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RAaHACi James Frenc's. Chicago owl.
eroKkra sI ", wi,ism r.; Lena LIZ;
eIEcrI. I,c-h, Chicago fK,.
sHrpp.pD Fred r.. Car,.rvfil. (v'N
SMOCLYNsK1. Anton r. Chieax (pD).
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SWANSON, Elmer l.. Aurora ,wsj.
sALAR1O. Charles, Sr-~ter CVl.
TODD George A., Victoria (DDS.
NLACH T0spoN Chfc,1a frorN
vOopHFEs. Charles L.. Canton fwg),
WIcsMt'IT 2. Henry. Chicago Ky.
WfSKr.ER, George e Ga-rar,own M,
zAREMBA. AdoInh F.. Chicago twsI,
INDIANA.
CHROSOT. Mack II. serst, South Bend
REYNOLDS, Robert H., scrg.. Terre
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SHANK. Guy H.. sorpa N.rlse yxw.
BANKFoRD. Edwsrd j. A.. Fort i,rsscf
BESSETT. Roseos s.. Evan. Land,n,
gAfSas ds s: with within! .s spp, e.
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love 9yEL SS:S''f nd r. Fl'S GSi.a t 'S@
MANDEks, Warren, wlnsmSe tNb.
Moss%XS. Sssl q b. u 4rasas ' wv. IND
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SANDERS. Eric j.. indissspoils {Dp,.
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VAN nUsKIRK; Jay, Hammond tWG.
MATHEW, Joseph: RoesEort SN. n,,
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IOWA.
PETERSON. Emeric Lieut., Farley tpp).
DAVIS, Paul T.. corp 9 Enionviiie' tws,.
HOLMES, James. corp. Rocking ODD.
RicHAEbs'oN. Everett. corp. Randolph
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ClRtls;WELL, Harry ottumwa W.
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NIERUHR. Otto IT,. Faireanhs twsS.
EIISsJH,oLs; Ear C, CEDAR RAPIDS ipbj.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-24

WAsHfNuToN. Nov. as.--The following
casualty lists were made public to-day
by the War Department:
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
SALUTES PHOTO OF PREMIER
Instructive Action Of Officer Reveals
Respect Of French for
M. CIemenceau.

Paris.-Little unconscious acts often
reveal the real measure of the popu-
larity of great leader.
In the photographers showcase not
far from the fashionable Pare Mon
ceau there is among other pictures an
excellent almost life-size head Of M.
Clemenceau. A young French officer
who was passing the shop the other
day glanced casually at the showcase.
Perceiving the picture of his chief he
instinctively raised his hand to a sa7
lutte, and passed on unaware that his
spontaneous tribute had been observed.
In the early days Of the lOng-range
gun bombardment Of Paris, says the
Matin, it was stated that the shells
were made from a new type of steel
alloyed with vanadium, which gave IL
exceptional properties. But analysis
has shown that the shells are made of
ordinary nickel and chrome steel, such
as is in current use for making guns
both in France and Germany and
whose properties are well known.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
use SNAKES IN WAR.
California Man Has Scheme to
Kill off Huns.
"L Lonesone Jack" Says Side Winders
Would Exterminate Whole
Boehe Army.

Los Angeles, Cal.-"Lonesome jack
Altman, king Of all rattlesnake catch
ers, offers to gather 10000 side winders
or hornet rattlesnakes IL the govern
ment will let him, dump them into
trenches vacated to the Germans by
the Americans and let the snakes do
the rest. The side winder is death
dealer extraordinary, strikes three
times as fast as any other rattler, and,
unlike others, does not act on the heart
but paralyzes the nerves within 20
minutes.
Altman would have no trouble In
gathering them in Arizona and the I'M
perial valley, he says. The Germans
If they possessed such a deadly weap-
on would not hesitate to use 1t. Altman
believes.
"The beauty of my idea is that the
rattler can live five or six months in
captivity without either food or water
and they will be just as effective dur
ing that time," says Altman. II have
an antidote for rattlesnake bite that
could be supplied to anyone that han
dies them, but the Germans would
not know what stung them.
"My idea would be to catch them
and then soak their tails in warm wa
ter. Then the shell that rattles and
gives warning could be removed with
out injury to the snake. Their fangs
are so sharp that unless the warning is
given with the rattles person would
hardly know what bit him. Side wind
ers range in size from four to twelve
feet
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08
THAT BOLO KNIFE
SURE CAME HANDY

meant for fighting save at the last
gasp. But the 14-inch bolo knife is
essentially a weapon. 1t is issued to
six per cent Of our infantry forces
not regularly to every seventeenth
man, but as occasion may require or
the immediate commanding officer may
direct. Henry johnson was given his
because he was assigned to particular
ly dangerous duty in a listening post.
Others may be equipped with bolo
knives-fOr instance, as members Of
a special detachment to accompany
raiding forces within the enemy lines.
Their work must be quick, silent and
thorough. From Lunevllle to Cantigny
the Germans have found it so.
The small arms division of the Unit
ed States ordnance department be-
lleves that the bolo knife has points Of
superiority over any knife in use on
the European battlefield, else It would
not have been adopted for our use.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-08

as hard as steel itself. And for an
erstwhile civilians muscles to become
sufficiently hardened takes time and
training.
The daily work, the fresh air, plen-
ty of sleep and the excellent daily ra-
tiOns are doing wonders in producing
as fine bunch Of real fighting men as
can be found anywhere. The officers
school will be continued indefinitely.
AS fast as men complete the prescribed
course, others will take their places.
From now on, all commissioned Off
GERS will be selected from the ranks.
The tank corps is progressive
unit. Every once in a while bat
TALON will disappear overnight, bound
for somewhere" Recruits will fiji
their places and the work of training
VIII move right along. New officers,
trained simultaneously with the men,
will command the disappearing bat
talon.