The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-06-14

the enemy over a DISTANCE Ol NIluai-
ly two and one-fourth miles and occu-
pied all the important high ground
northwest of Chateau Thierry. which
village in a previous fight the Ameri-
can machine gunners had turned into
4 sllambles by the accuracy Of their
aim as the Germans tried 10 wrest =
bridge from them. The marines took
100 Germans prisoner in the early en-
counter, while the French troops on
tneir left also gained an advantage
over the enemy and made 100 Of his
men captives.
American troops in training at home
are being especially schooled now in
preparation for the forward movement
OF the allied armies expected to follow
the crushing of German offensive pow
err. II was learned that orders have
been issued TO division commanders
to lay greater stress on training for
open warfare and reduce the time de-
voted to teaching trench warfare spe-
eialtes. The men are being hardened
TO long marches, given target practice
without end and thoroughly trained
10 care for themselves in the give and
take Of open combat
o.
Still another vessel, this time q Brit
fish steamerAiias been sunk-by Ger
man submarine in American waters.
~ sinking occurred off the Virginia
Capes Confidence was expressed in
the Senate yesterday in measures
which the navy has taken to deal with
The raiders At the time the debate
was on, Secretary Baker asked for an
APPROPRIATION of t16.000,000 to estab-
Lin Is balloon and airplane stations
ON the coast
That great unrest exists among the
Austrian WORKING classes and that a
general strike against further continu-
afion Of the war In planned, has been
affirmed by an address to the Austrian
proIetariat adopted at the recent VI
enrIa congress OF the German Socialists
Of Austria
A part of the Lincoln Division left
Louisville for Camp Sherman. Ohio.
on three special trains. arriving at
their destination that night MAI Gen
Harry {. Hale. commander OF the a.
vision, returned from Chiliicothe and
reuained until the transfer had been
completed
Kentucky poultry and egg dealers at
the annual meeting here passed reso-
buttons aimed to eliminate spoiled
eggs from the markets of the state
Allowing eggs to become bad was de-
cIared not emily waste which costs
Kenfuckians millions of dollars an
nraIly.. but was denounced as unpa-
triotie.
Admission has been made by the
military correspondent Of the Berlin
vossiache Zeftung that the German Of
fensive is spent and that the German
armies cannot be expected to proceed
at present against the newly strength.
ens1 allied lines.
The War Department has ordered
the organization OF development bat
falions at every army training camp
for the intensive training OF defective
drafted men in an effort to overcome
their faults, physical or mental
five american citi-e ' anu lwo Ger el
mans one woman WereSlnuiceeo Ses
teraay IN Ne" 10TH CNy alseu
iln > gisanic SPY pio1 winch eon
.einpiaten oes.ruc.lon Oh prope.y ~
Ainelica anu Ei's,anu ana .ne stilnns
up OF revoits IN ireianu- me inuic.-
men declares tne men cohspireu 10
dow up piers. 70 Destroy munitions
iactories ana 70 place DomDs on trans,
ports besides aioine Germany 20 iahu
troops IN Ireland anu stirrins up uis
Germany mas peen told 10 beware Oh
mistreafing Americans now imprisoned
IN that country Inc threat tnat II
Fran7 Rinteien. the German piotter.
was not released from prison, the Ger
man government would take II out on
the United states citizens now In their
power. brought the terse reply that
swift retaliation would follow any such
action on sne part Oh Germany II was
IKE o,oOO Germans informed IN tne
United states ana more tnan i.VVV pits
oners OF war
heciassiIcation OF tne drait iists mas
been ordered Dy Provost Marshal Cen
oral CroWoer IN statement yesterday
addressed 10 the governors OF every
state. Zen CroWder pointed OUT tnat IN