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The Washington times., 1918-09-09
BREAKS LEG DIGGING GRAVE.

oEASToN. Pa. Sept 9.-While dig
Sing a grave the other afternoon in
cemetery at Nazareth, Bernard
= UAger slipped, fell into IL and broke
leg. He is in the Easton Hospital.
The Washington times., 1918-09-09
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
pracovnika p. Tom. Sidlo.

pracovnika p. Tom. Sidlo.
V mesfci srpnu Sc vzajemnG
dohodli sveriti obchod Franku
Vaughanu a vsichni trf pTistou
rili co dobrovolnici do voien:
sk6 skolv namorni aviatiky.
Pan Charles T. sidlo jest v
Clevelandu dobre znam a jeh0
cftenf casio projevil zaslanfm
rodpory pro nase narodni 1ce-
lie. Casio cteme iak uzitecni Gle
move riznych zavodd odchazi
do sluzeb Spoienvch StatG, ale
trf spolecnici, sverit obchod ji-
nemu a vsichni trl vstoupit do
armady, jest zvla:stnf udalost-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04

Iinaji Sc iz nyni misty objevd
vati. 4
Znalci prorokujf, re behem
nekolika malo dnd, snad jen v
AZ hodinach pripravena bude
Nemcum spojeneckym gene
ralisimem Fochem nova zkaza,
jez ma byti vykonana fran
ccuzskym vojskem We spojenf 8
oddly americkymi. Dnes jest
tem6r iisto, re letosni kampan
n6meckych armad skonci upl
nvm fiaskem a ze koncem ro-
ku donuceni budou Hunove o.
pustiti skorem celou Francii.
Povzbuzujicf zpravv ze "a
padni frontv zdira znilv dGle
zitost jednanf Sp. StatG pokud
Sc tyce prohlaseni uznanf Ce-
choslovakH. Krok tento zname
ma zmenu politiky washington
ske vlady, ktera je dnes vzdor
drivejsimu opacnemu prohlase
nj pro rozvraceni. Rakouska.
Jest Gin silneisf s'ov. kterym
naSe vlada dava ma jevo upl-
nou sympatii Sc snahami raso-
We skupiny hodlaiicf Sc vymani
ii podrucf HabsburkG. Vlada
americka nehodla dnes Odstra-
niti iedine HohenzolIerny, ale
i Habsburky.
Dnesnim uznanim Cechoslo
slovaku slibuii Spoi. Staty to-
muto narodu pomoc rroti spO-
ienVm germanskVm fiSfm. Pa
n'ie zde presvadceni, ze for
ma'nimu nznani nas'edovati
hudou i diilezite cinv, ale take
i tupeni, kterym namecke 1isty
rebudou SetTiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
DUKAZ VLASTENECTVf.

Ze zprav z Denver, Colora-
do, Sc dozvidame, ze tri mali
tele bankovnf firmy James N
Wright & Co.. Sc nabidli do stu
zeb Spoienych StatG. James N.
Wright "a poslednich sest me.
sicn Sc venoval zfskat dohrovol
njkv pro sluzbu namornich avi-
atikG. Druhy spolecnik Henry
Swan pracoval v Rocky noun
tains We prospech Cerveneho
krize rizeni obchodu svereno
tretfmu spolecnfku p. Charles
T. Sidlo, synu zde zaslouzilehc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
OBDIVUJf HAIGUV USPECH u
DROCOURT-QUEANT.

Londyn, g. zar = Sensacni dobyti nemeckeho opevne-
neho systemu vosky anglckym vzbudio
nadseni vsech spojeneckych vad Zdejs "Day Mail"
vazue Nemci byl Anglcany mez Drocour Queant pre-
kvapen Promne Nemci ustupuii Douai kde svedena bu
de asi bva rozhodna Pak- N6mci zrati Douai Cambra
st. Quentin La Fere must Francie utec ponevadz lni
nemaif zadnych opevnenych system zadnych snych
posc
Pafizsky Journal sparuje nemecke porazce Queant
disharmon nemeckem generanim sabu nasledovne bez-
radnos okalnch velel fronte Mimo to neprel Dro-
tQueant patne neocekava Brtove vysucim po
stupu hned k utoku pfedou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
MOVE SPOJENECKE NADEJE POSlLEr
NY UzNANfM CECHOSLOVAK0.
NEMCUM Sc PRIPRAVUJE NOVAPO-
HROMA MA FRANCOUZSKE.
FRONTE.
CENERAL1SlMUS FOCH Sc CHYSTA FRANCOUZ
SKYM A AMERICKYM VOJSKEM K UDERU.

Washington, 3. zari. Dc
piWatel zdejsiho Plain Deale
ru, Ben ]. Allen pfse.:
V radostnych zpravach o po
tirani NemcI ma SO m1'ove
fronte mezi Peronne a Ypres
jakoz uredni oznameni O pl-
mem uznani Cechoslovakn ja-
ko $ Amerikou spojeneho de
facto naroda, spatrovany jsou
zde nejvetSi udalosti dnesniho
dne, smerujici k rozhodne po-
race N6mecka. Udalosti tyto
povazovany isou iako nejvetsi
a nejddlezitejsi ciny cd vstou
peni Spoj. Stati v dnesni val
Fu.
Bylo dnes dosti tezke pro
vyssi zastupce americke arma
dv udrzeti Sc v obvykle reserve
p:i prohlizenf valecnych bulle
tint dosltch cd fronty a nepro
pustiti do verejnosti zpravy o
nemeckem ustupu a zdrcuii
cich 1tocfch anglickych vojsk.
Velkvm doimem pisobi1a de
pese hlasfcf rozdrcenf Hinden
bnrpovv linie v okolf Queantu,
jez bvlo provedeno anelickou
armadou pod vGdcovstvim mar
Sala Hai0a. BritickV uspech
die vSeobecneho nahledu o.
chromi nemeckou bitevni ca
ru, iez zbavena bude veskere-
ho spoieni. Rama jaka dosud
N6mciim zasaZena nebv'a. Me
ri vvssim nemeckym dGstoinic
tvem isou patrrv. stale SO opa-
kujici obavv. ze moralka ne
nackeho voiska valn6 bude o.
tresana. Zramkv nepokoineho
ducha v nemecke armada DO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
STEHUJE Sc Z LAZENSKEH0 MESTA
SPA 0 IA MIL DALE DO
VERVlERES.
AMERICANA, BRITOVE A FRANCOU.
ZIPORAzEJi HUNY Cd ARRASU
AZKU PERONNE.
BITVA o LENS POSUD NEROZHODNUTA.
SPOR MEZI PRINCEM RUPPRECHTEM A CENERALEM
LUDENDORFFEM

Vcerejsf poourednf bulletin dobytf banskeho mesta
Bry dnes en cstecne povrzuje Faktem zava ze
Hagova voska proba do pfemes Lense ncmen6 stred
dhlezeho onoho rancuzskeho mesta drzen SVEN
mali zapasech je pokraGOvano
Nanro Nemci dalsi padesatimllgy& fonte ta
hnouci Arras Peronne stale porazeni stale
1stupu.
We skuecnosti dnes usupuje generanf nen1ecky
n6meckych armad nachaze do vcereska la
zenskem Spa Begii dnes pTesehovan byl Ia mil
bize nemeck6 hranic do belgckeho Vervieres coz
nejlepsm ddkazem re Hunove chysta ku veobecn6mu
couvan severn Francie do kraG begckych kde chte
patrne pfeZmOvat to pod ochranOu havnich begckych
pevnosti.
Podobny ustup navrhoval bavorsky prime Rupprech jz
pocakem tedy pred zahajenm Fochovy oensvy
Ludendorf tenkre ale neposech nacez Rupprecht
resgnova a Mnchova vra keryzto spor uved havni
nemecke komando este vets zmatek bezradnost.
ce6 nemeck6 rfsi panuje rozmrzeost nasedkem po-
neusp6ch zapanf fronte Pak Ludendorff do
savadn porazky neakym brzkym spechem nenahrad moz
nemeckou revouc TAX aespon usuzuji
ktefi znalci anglicti.
Mezi tim stuace Hunt boisti stale Sc horst. Potvrzu
vcereiSi bulletin Angcane dvou dnech pozama
Ii 900 nepfate Bylo tax hlavne n Queant
kerazo basta Hndenburgovy rony byla Brty dobya
Haigova vojska jiz pet mil DrocourtQ Queant
postupu ku Cambria mifi Doua Vaencennes,
kterezto meso ezi samych hranic frankobelgckych
Angcan6 okupovai vcera mesto Queant postoupil cd
mesa Peronne kde zabra nekok vesnic nepfiteem
putnem boji opustenych
Nemc po ztrate Drocourt Queant opevneni zakopal
ma rovne, nicmene techto zakopG byli vypuzeni
Fancouzi postoupl vcera pode kanau Du Nord odkudz
franko-amercke silly upevnly pani pred
Chemin- -des Danes.
Potvrzuje zprava re korunni n sv6 pfebytecne
zasoby Vesle a ustupu Aisnu chysta.
Spoienec aviatkove podniki vcera nekok vzdusnych
naiezd nemecka pornska mesta zpsobvse nepraelGm
veikych skod
Hunove, upadnuvsf vcera anglicke zaeti prznavaii
vseobecnou ochablost nemecke armade to nasedkem
dostatku prvotdnlho muzstva Pruske ne gardy sou e
hpTp oIooh
vojenst suhov6 kuchc cenove sgnalnho sboru, start
servst6 zeeznicn zrizenci Byo tax rovnez boe Dro
kde Nemci NELL zvlast nedosatek vojska RADIO
veho takze nevycvcene muzstvo muse do boje vehnat
PTedseda anglickeho mnisterstva David Lloyd George
alskeho minserstva Orandov enz gratu
loval AnglicanGm iech 1spechGm Franci nasleduc
odpoveH "Od te DOLBY sea neivyssi vaecna
slo ku zmene stuac Dky maralkovi Fochovispo
ieneckym generalGm voisku, Nemci sou nyn istupu
NV jsme pfesvedcen re eno spech jest pocatkem
panstyf nemeckeho militarismu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
Americk5voj pie ma belgcke bojiste.
YADA WANgFel FlEDNlVA S PRoFEsoREEll
TC MASARYKEM w 's''ssss ~
Il.
DpsLoVNE PROFILASEN sTATNfHo sEKRETARE
7 IANSJNCA E.:t

CECHosI ovACI SVOBODNY NARoDY
euskuten ma Nemecku
c.
AngEfa aFrancmu zuznano kouv
Hlavnm nuznan
ma
RuS udrozpl olovakyv
zbsp
pod ddsto
nlyv
dznal poll
reanisanym c.
ky a hk
Narodn de vac vldu Iz pnazi
nsprvo poitke zaLziosi CIksbvakG
Vd spojeny sts prohuje dale toup dedn
vim meme ckyma rakou
ufaduj viadu doatne
LOST abv zarucer pmoc
mita Gz
va miz mist
s1a te skupmyd birspoeGn spoje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
26O. 900 AMERICANA DO
PRAVENO DO FRANCIE v
MINULEM MESfCI.
(Bulletin.)

Londyn, 3. zafi. - Ameri-
cky namofni hlavni stan
dnes oznamuje, ze v uplynu-
lem mssici bylo bezpeSns ze
sjoustati do Francie 26O, 900
americkych vojini doprave-
no. TTetina transportI pozI-
stavala z lodi americkych,
dvs tretiny z parniki britt
ckych.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
VIGOROUS PROTESTS
MADE AGAINST DRAFT
PLAN OF CROWDER'S
Proposal to Change the Basis of
Apportionment to the Number
Registered in Glass oae Encoun-
ters Opposition in House.

Washington. March l5-Nigurous
opposition TO Provost Marsha Gcu-
crul Crowders plan To change the
hasis Of upportionmont Of men for
the national army to the number reg
istcrpd ir class one instead OF popu-
lutiuu ct the states was launched in
the house today with the filinr of
minority report from the military
for that purpose.
The provost marshal general already
has announced that he will not go
ahead with thc second draft until
the last is changed.
\ favorable report ON the rosolu-
tion ulrcaty Has passed the senate,
but viii not hy broush, up Ia the
house uuul secretary Baker returns
from Europe
Representatives Gordon. Shdilen-
berger Wise. Nichols. Harrison and
Han joined in the dissenting reply
which declared that the proposal
would subject to the arbitrary will
and uuthOrit, at thos, iu control Of
the nations military power the nine
million men registered, except only
those Internationally cNemptod from
the draft as FULLY and completely fur
an practical purposes as those ai-
really iuductcd into the militar, SER
vice.
~ congress" the dissontcrs add
od, lis prepared 60 dciNcr ia" bodies
OF these nine million men in the
hands of the military authorities,
without condition or Imitation then
n should puss this Joint resolution,
II not u should hc defeated.
Five democrats aud one republican
constituted the minority which SPARED
no words donounciur the resolution
as repudiatlou of the principle of
universal liability Co service, declared
that Il substituted tho arbitrary viii
81 the military and would create q
invured class to :o1St on war profits
1T ls sought the minority report
contends. "tu Ncfcud the grant OF
these unhcn "a Of powers by asserting
that the military authuritic. desire
To take for military service only those
who have not become nrticulatcd with
the social ur industrial nfc ot tn"
communities In which thoN are regis
tered this rule, n strictly applied.
e. cludes from the military service
every one hut vagrants, vasahonds
ana tramps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13

the Lorraine the American giving the
Germans little and raids being carried out successfully The
artillery, especially the Toul also has been active
South of Rcecourt the Tou General Pershing
the line raid Tuesday Casualties
enemy by rife The raids in this
began Saturday probably German activities
which had indicated the preparing for movement against
the American lines The artillery activity this sector has been
most intense the American causing fires and explosions be
hind the enemy lines
Lunevie Lorraine which places
them German border into the German
positions Monday and found that the had not yet returned 30
the trenches he evacuated the before Despite German artillery
fire against them the raiders back without casualty
On the line between Amener and La Basse which has not
changed eighteen months the Germans continue their powerful
raids Their latest effort made against Portuguese positions
Lavente The Germans checked by machine fire which
heavy casualties and left the hands the Pou
the enemy artillery On the French the
bardment has been violent Champagne especially
Rheims
fighting and British machines
for machines while French destroyed
three others addition attacking military close behind
the German lines British have bombed the city Cobenz
the Rhine daylight ton Of bombs dropped causing
fires and violent explosion.
The Bolshevk has where the
congress will
the German In Petrogad committees
take the One headed by Totzy dis
missed by Premier Lenne foreign minister and the other by Zn
ov chairman of the delegation which assened the German
In Siberia General Semenof the anti Bolshevk leader
has been driven the border into Manhu by Boek
aided by released German China has warned the Boev
against nfractions of her neutrality in Manchuria.
German arsnips have raded the Yorkshire
England and have dropped bombs What damage the raiders did
not yet been reported
One hundred persons killed and 70 injured a
the German raid Paris Monday night OF the dead 66 ufo
Gated in panic in the subway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
INJECT pep INTO
WAR LEGISLATION
PROGRAM CROVDER
Provost Marshal General Urges
Congress TO Hasten Action on
the Scores of Bills Now Pending
Before the Lawmakers.

Washington, March la. Appear
ing before tho senate military com
mittcc tu cNpllm pr,. .iusrd 5m'rd-
m,uts t. tho national defense act
mostly technical matters OF army or
ganizutiou. provos, Marshal General
Cruwdrr as the legislative represent
utiNr of Secretary Baker urged CON
rress to hasten action un scores of
army bills pending. especially that
amending the ~olcctiye draft law
Passage hy the senate ihis week 90:
the draft MIl changing the hasis of
selection from state populations To
the number of men iu class one and
requiring and registration Of men att
talnup % years of age since June
last is csprcted. senator HItrhcock
acting committee chairman, told Gen
Crowdcr pthcr army bills, hr said.
are scheduled tu follow ID la the
senate,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
JUDGE HALTS TRIAL,
/. CLAIMING At TTORNEYS
HAD |NSULTED HIM
Hearing of Philip Cohen, Charged
With Robbing Denver Society
Woman, Suffers a Temporary
Interruption at Brighton.

Brighton. Col March la The tr.U
~ Phnip Cohen produce dealer uf
sterling. cob. charged With robbins
Mrs. Irene NOLAN uf S3.iou iu Jewels
in "a hold-up ut o. ruadhuusc Juuuar}
= last. was temporarily halted today
when judge John \. Perry. Hrrsidus
DECLARED he personally had boon iu
suited hN attorneys fur the defense AUS
under no circumstances would hp uuu-
tiuuc hearing the case
The insult. ac,prdt & to judge i''rW
was IN q motion uf the defense for o.
change uf venue chargiag The judge
was prcJudigcd against Cohen aud the
defendant could not obtain q 'Hlr
trial hccaus, Judge Perry. the defense
alleged Is of the same religious ne
lief as Mrs No.nu ana the Rc,. G1I-
ret j Burke who accompanied her tH
the roadhou-c and was prejudice
asnin-t ne Jewish race uf whi'h Coo
hen is a member.
Never iu all my experience in the
courts and in the legal profession have
over seen such Iru-s insult offered
4 Judge said Judge Perry to the at
'uru,ys "Nu Wuu know my religion
uud 10 is untrue I am prciudiccd
against the eroni Jewish race. which
d. among tho -Ieitt-i on earth. TN.
attorneys for the defense are @ y,
lUltun and Edgar McCumh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
MRS. GARFIELD DIES
AT HER WINTER HOME
IN SOUTH PASADENA

Los Angeles, Cal, March 10.
Mrs. Lucretia Rudolph Gar
field, widow OF James "A. Gar
field, twentieth president Of the
United States, died at her win
ter home in South Pasadena
early today,
Mrs. Garfield would have
been SO years old April 10
Mrs. Garfield had been ili re
Gently. Pneumonia developed
Sunday night and she died at
,4:10 o clock this morning,
Mrs. Garfield left FIVE chill
dren and sixteen grandchildren.
The children are DR. Harry
A. Garfield, president Of vii.
liams college and now national
fuel administrator; James r.
Garfield, former secretary Of
the interior in President Roose.
velts cabinet Mrs Joseph
Stanley Brown Irving Garfield,
an attorney OF Boston, and
Abram Garfield, IN architect of
Cleveland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
LAWS PROVIDING FOR
SELLING HUN PROPERTY
ARE EXPECTED SHORTLY

Washington March 3D., lcgisla
ton pru,ring for the sale of enemy
property il the United Statos was a
step nearer completion to-day us the
rcsul, of e,natc's approval Yesterday
ct amendment, te the urrcut def
ctcpc, appropriation Bin
The amendments adopted 10y the
sruut, authorize the disposal uf prop.
rrty boo this country held 10y Ger.
mans u Gcrmlu, 1s requested hy
Alien PROPERTY Custodian Palmer.
and ALSO cmpnwor the president to ac-
uurr title tu the Hluhokcn piers NJ
tho Nurth Gcrman-lloyd und Ham
burg american steamship lines
Prompt approval of both provisions
hv the house h. expected as soon as
the senate finnlly disposes of IA" s. .-
0D0. 600 deficiency hin and sends tho
measure back tn the house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
MEATLESS DAYS SOON
TO Be ABOLISHED. IS
VIEW OF TOML|NSON
Secretary of American National
Livestock Association, just
Back from Washington, Says
the Crisis Has Passed.

East las Vegas, y Vi March ''
Mcutltss DAYS are soon Gao hc abolish
od according to r. W Tomlusuu ur
Denver. secretary of the American
national livcstnck association who ar-
rived to address the annual c"nyeu-
ton of the cattle and horse growers
association Just back from wash
ngton. whore he spent month iu
consultation with Food Administrator
Hoover aud lesser food conservation
officials Mr Tomlinson says,
"Thc American public never does
anything 10y halves. n IL can't in-
sh the iob as 10 should bee. it never
undertakes the obligation. So ~ has
been in the food conservation matter.
when Mr. Hoover asked the people
to stop eating meats on certain days
that the boys over there might hr
pruvid 4 for they stopped Tho rC.
suit ls that there is sufficient meat
iu the country to-day Tor the public
soon tu RESUME IN, ordinary daily
consumption Au1 ut the same time
take care uf the bows ip France Thcr,
is sufficient transportation of meats
to France to keep the boys well sup
piled thruug huut the war.
\ feature ~ the days convention
was the address of Vie Cuihersun the
asFociatiun's secretary who n.krd th'
I government to exempt ranch furrmoi
and c0wboy- from the draft that the,
: remain at home and care for IN,
! herds necessary for the Sustenance Of
J the boys in the trenches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
SHE'LL EXPLOSION
ON A BATTLEsHIP
KILLS THREE MEN


Washington, March 10 A
shell explosion on the U S S.
Won Steuben, which killed three
men, was announced late today
by the navy department The
shell exploded while being fired.
The dead are
Emmett f. Joseph Shields,
seaman, Hannibal, Mo
Valentine Prsybylski fire.
man; Buffalo, N. Y.
Ercell William Martin, mess
attendant Philadelphia
The date of the explosion was
not given, nor were there any
details in the department S
statement further than that the
men were killed by fragments
of a shell which burst while be-
ing fired
II was learned, however, that
the explosion occurred while
the armed guard Of the ship
was at target practice The
Won Steuben, an army trans.
port, formerly was the famous
German raider Kron PrinG Viii
helm, which was interned at
Hampton Roads when II e
sough: safety there after prey
ing upon allied commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
JAPAN HAS NOT YET
REACHED A DECISION
REGARDING SIBERIA

London March III JHpuu mas NOT
Vet ,ou, to q decision regarding the
,isputrh of troops to siberia, Pre-
mirr Tcrmrhi declared iu replying TO
a question iu the house uf represent
atives according 90 a Reuter- dispatch
from shanghai carrying TOXIC nd-
vices uudcr date of March
Another dispatch received from
Totio through the same channels says
that Foreign Minister Motouo reply
ing tp question in the diet do
clnred that no request that tro"pr be
sent tu siberia had been received
from lapans allies Au exchange ~
views ho said. was proceeding
The opposition leader favored the
.rndips ~ TROOPS hut expressed the
fear thlt the presence uf 4apanes'
In siberia might drive Russia toward
Germany unless the greatest precnu'
tluns were tnkcu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
SIX MEN KILLED IN
ACTION IN FRANCE,
PERSH|NG ADVISES
In Addition to These, Three Are
Dead of Wounds, Seven Die Of
Disease, Two Severely and
Eleven Slightly Wounded

Washington. March d. To-day
,l-luIt, n7t ISSUED hy the wur depart
mont CARRIES the name, of siN mru
kiIl,d m actInu three dead ~ wounds,
seven dead of disease two wounded
scyrrc, HnJ eleven slightly wounded
The onI, officer iH the LEST is cage
tain Ar.hlDpd Roosevelt who V'-
sliuht, wounded NaNs ui hiH wound
Ing wUs told fr-t iu private cable dis
patches
The list follows
Killed boz action
Sergeant Paul n Luudvlr Corpnr 81
Gehring. PHyA'r- Harry T.. N1drf'".
Homer Dawson Homer " N'oW
John Legal
Died " wounds.
Private giuseppe FHuuguh Hu
Corpora Rudolph 3D. HoN Nuuwa
u.m hv cutting mstrumcnis1
Di'd ~ disease.
corporal ClNde O. Juuc rrnHt"
F,rn " Bristol John BAILEY Gii Lu
ron n Mitchell Hc+fe D. Moody
George Washington Kutlcge ond Mau
rice T. schwartz
severely wounded
scrgcants Virgil " Brnd. naG rt.
Nuie J,rrcl ~ Jennings
Wounded slightly
captain Archibald o. Roo~ey h
Corpurlls W = Selbert and Dhlrl.
it simmons rrNates Nicholas chris
tow william Curuclin~. EdVnr'
Is parand Jacob keller Robert ~
Manter Edward : Parry Howard O.
Spidrl ANA Joseph Tezesnk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
FULTON AND WILLARD
TO SIGN FOR A BOUT;
TERMS NOT DECIDED ON

- Louis Mo March ~ Fred Full
ton. .hcaNNweight fighter and HE
manager Mike Collins. viii leave here
tonight for Kansas city whore they
expect to sign for q championship
bout between less willard ana Fulton
ON July T. Tclograms To- Collins from
J. e.. MILLER. who viii meet Fulton
ana Collins ln Kansas city Thursday.
say that willard has agreed tu nort
rultol on July g.
Collins said that white hc did ua'
know what terms would bc offered 90
Fulton, the Minnesota Fighter wouil
be willing To- accept ono third of tho
receipts rather than wIt- the chance .
fiEht tho champion. a New Orleans
promoter 10 was stated, has offered
100000 ,ur the fight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-13
BRITISH AIR MEN DROP A TON OF
BOMBS ON COBLENZ, RHINE CITY;
FIRES AND AN EXPLO OSION FOLLOW

.nglish Aviators Garry Out Daring Attack in
Daylight; in the Wovre and in Lorraine the
Americans Are Giving the Germans Little Rest
and Raids Are Being Carried Out Successfully;
Teuton Attempt to Penetrate the Portuguese
Positions Near Laventie Is Checked by Terrific
Machine Gun Fire; Bolsheviki Government Is
Moved to Moscow, Where the All-Russan Con-
gress of Soviets Will Meet Tomorrow to Act on
Peace Treaty.