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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
FIRE NCH VICTORS
IN DAYS FIGHTING,
PARIS DECLARES
Allies Guns Command vitality
Important Position Hating
Supplies to Enemy.
DELAYS FATAL TO HUN
BY Associated Press 70 Everv Evening

BY Associated Press - Fverv Evening
Paris. june IL. There was plenty n
fighting YESTERDAY bat it did not affect the
general situation Ae the Germans are
fighting against time this result i q dis
tinct gam to inc defence
The Germans, it. Is true made slight
progress on their left towards Compiegne
from which ~ Melicoc0. thew are now
only FIVE miles away, but 40 did the French
On the other wing IN the region of Merry.
AZ the nature ~ the ground around
Merv provides the French with excellent
a7,n Dositions behind hills from which they
can pound At short range the road BY
which all supplies must pass ~ the Ger
man center ID the thrust toward ON
piegne the French can claim an advan-
tagc on the day s operations, Tor they also
stopped the German efforts south 0f the
Aiene against the forest east 81 TIllers-
Cotterets.
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So DEAD, 14S WOUNDED
ON CASUAL TIES LIST
Nineteen Were Killed in Battle,
Nine Dead From Wounds;
Dover Officer on Roll.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

Washington, June l3 The army
casualty list today contained ISIS names,
divided as follows:
Killed in action 10. died Of wounds, 9;
died of accident and other causes, ,.
died Of airplanc accident /; died Of
disease. I wounded severely, 1877; wound
ed (degrce undetermined II; missing
in action,
Officers named were
Lieutenant John " Rhoa,s. Payettc.
Idaho, killed IN action.
Lieutenant Edward Quailes, Dover.
Del died OF wounds
Lieutenant Jesse NJ Robinson. Wash
ington ID G. died OF disease
Lieutenant James \ Baync, Grand
Rapids, Mich. died Of airplanc accident.
Lieutenant Richard A Newhall Mime
apolis John " Scott Detroit and Harold
X. Simon, Aiarhsall, MINI. severely
wounded
Lieutenant Raymond & Bufky, Phila-
delphia missing IN action
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DEMAND EARLY PEACE.
Significant Declarations by he Austrian
Mems Democratic League.

BY Associated Press 20 Every EsvuiaS
London. June Is British Admiralty
per Wireless Press Ia s recent mem.
orandum issued by thc Austrian Men
Democratic League. the immediate BE-
ginning of peace negotiations in a neutral
country Is demanded Other demands
voiced in tins memorandum are
"Thc characterization of the Austrian
Constitution. and immediate considers
rion of the laws proposed hS various
lesser nati0naItics IN Austria Hungary
These last demands apparently refer
Ia the unrest among the Czecho-Sloyaks
and Jugo-Slavs, who are striving for
complete liberation from Austrian ruiz,
The document concludes AN early
peace can De attalneffor the benefit x
our beloved country
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IRON HAND IN MOSCOW
All Inhabitants Must Register Firearms
Forbidden Except UHdcr License

Moscow Russia Thursday Man 81
Ia connection mItn Tie discovery /.
revolutionary plot, notices we're posted
the cily ordering AT the inhapItan to
regstei themselves again with The itl-
tbor'i,z- On he penalty 81 Imprisonment
or heavy fine
II was further ordered that licenses foI
the possession Of firearms must be re-
newed under penalty Of death for violation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
cITY TICKET OFFICES
TO BIZ COMBINED

The Wilmington city ticket Off ces Of
ahe 3. q O. Railroad. 8l4 Market street
and the Pennsylvania Railroad at gO5
Market street, will be discontinued at II
clock, noon on Saturday, June Is, as
separate offices and combined, beginning
Monday, June IL, at COS Market street :.
Railroad and Pullman tickets may be
purchased and baggage checked and
Information may be obtained there re-
garding passenger service of the United
States Railroad Administration. which
has taken over these lines. as well as the
other passenger lines Of the country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
Several Ribs Broken.

John @. Reed, Jr, an employe IN The
Federal Building, sustained fractures of
several ribs recently, when he was towing
an automobile with his car At the time
he was looking back a tie other car.
when the door agains which 10 Was lean
ing suddenly opened. and he fell 10 the
road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
PICTUREOF SILVER SHELL.
Harlan Empioye Reproduces Craft That
Finished Sub marine.

J Rollins, an employc at the Harlan
plant Of the Bethlehem Shphuiidng
Corporation for many years has com
pIeted a handsome oil painting Of the
steamship Silver Shell, that had such a
memorable fight with German suit
marine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
j, s. TROOPS IN FRANCE
JUST ONE YEAR TODAY
French Executive Fehcitates Pres
ident Wilson on Bravery
Of Our Soldiers.
By Associated Press 60 Every Eyeujns

Paris, juno Il. On she anmycrsar,
Of the arrival in France 81 the first
American troops, President Poincarc has
telcgraphea to President Wilson an
expression of the admiration IF France
Tor the magnificent effort pat forth by
america and fluctuations over thc conduct
Of the troops who are commencing 10 give
on the field Of battle examples OF their
gallantry and bravery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
French Regain Line From Corceles TO AnthemI Command
ing the Most Important of Hun Supplies Line; Allies by
Forcing Foe to Recross the Matt Have Removed
Serious Menace; French Command The River.
GERMAN PLANS FAIL
Frustrated in Attempt 70 Outhank
French Behind Compiegne
Forest.
CHECKED BY AMERICANS

Associated Press SUMMARY issueH ~ r ~
German forces which succeeded IN
crossing the Natz RIVER IN the vest n
the Disc. on the battlefront south 81
Noyon held their positions there ror bu'
a brief period. French troops counter
attacking The enemy. nave hurled him
back to the north bank If the river and
checked his advance toward CGmpieqne
The news from the scene " the ire
mendous struggle a. told IN official
statements. shows that on the field west
Of the Disc the Germans have come 10
halt for the present Al least.
-rPPrTys Lr~F ~ DA~rrR
The enemy has not renewed h,- attar.s
On the Inc from Courceiles ~ theu
where m Tuesday B rrfllanr -1rr-er
attack If the French swept ~ invaders
back and re-ostahlshed the French nes
IN the plateau overlooking tre oonrnr 10
the German position his position
most embarrassing ~ the q ermans. ar Fl
places MANY 81 -heir most important
lines ~ communication under he direct
Ere II the French artillery
urther east. the Germans. similarly
nave not continued their advance toward
the Aronde River.
HUNS THRUST BACK
The crossing 81 the Natz River bv the
Germans on Tuesday night constituted
verv serious threat 10 GOmDIegne Ii also
tended 70 weaken the French positions on
the east side of the Disc River The
French success IN driving the enemy back
across the Alatz' therefore, q cheering
news for the Allies. The French are now
strongly posted on the south Dank Of int
Natz
East If the Disc the French have with
drawn their lines south Of the OUrscam
and CarleponJ forests. but are protecting
the Lalgue forest along Inc winch i
very strong. This change IN the line VA
expected since the Germans occupies
RIDecourt. on the west bank of the Disc
GERMAN PLAN MIsCARRIEs.
The attack 10 the front southwest q
scissors : making ground but Tx
progress j. apparently TOO slow for thS
Germans to realize their nian u cuy q
behind COmplegus forest and luJhans
he French positions further north n
the fighting 50 far. the Germans nave made
less imam i ulue 4.Ong front .pout 'nres
uulies long rom south u AmDleHv ID =
Pierre Aigie
The Germans realize. evidently, us
danger 10 chem ID he hatead hierrv
sector. near the Marine, lud have uaue
violent attack against she line held by ns
American fruul1> northwest ut fh.t .ifI
Inc americans have held heir IrJuus
and have repulsed the eueuN SIKH aea5.
losses.
ALLlES FLANDERS LINE IMPROVED.
In the Flanders salient The British $3.50
French have been active. The former G.s.r
improved their positions near Aierri>. 1i
the western angle % the battle lane rueIg
while the French have extended Then
hines near pres.
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TRoLtEYs Ask FARE INCREASE
81 Associated PRESS q Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington June - Application
for increasing passenger fares To three
cents A mile and freight rates rs per cent
Was filed toSi.,y with the Interstate Com
nerce Commission by the Buffalo and
Lake Ere fraction Company
The Laca sEan0a and Wyoming Nalie>
f.tlroad .sae9 3 increase passenger fares
IL L basis ol two and one half cents s
mite
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RAID on GERMAN TRENCHES.
-rPPTIEs - n 49,

Washington, June ia continuation
of General Pershings commQuiquc &c
Yesterday, received today, reports 3
raid on German trenches, SUNDAY. h> SD
American patrol In which three Germans
were killed.
The Americans returned without casu4.-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HOW GERMANY MAKES WAR.

The horror Of war have been
intensified tenfold BY tie pr,issian
system OF frightfuiness The work
ings of that system have stirred to
the depths the soll Of the civilized
world The United States govern
naent has just published carefully
prepared Official book on German
War Practices "
A copy Of this book wall be sent
free 10 any reader Of Every Evening.
Based on the most authentic
sources the archives OF our State
Department, official German proc
carnations, the actual field diaries
of German soldiers this book
paints "A vivid and irrefutable pic
uIre OF the PrrIssiap war machine at
work
To secure a free copy send your
name and address with scent
stamp for return postage to the
Wilmington livery Evening, In
formation Bureau, Frederic j Has
KIN. Director " ashington, ID. {
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On Honor Roll.

James A Grub, engineer and John X
smith, carpenter. have been placed on
the Roll Of Honor by the Pennsylvania
railroad
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WAR OFFICIAL COMING.
Emmett Scott, Assistant to Secre-
tary Baker, Will View Negro
Parade.

Or Conwell Banton. chief marshal Of
the Negro Flag DAY parade, to take place
IN Wilmington tomorrow night today
received telegram from Washington,
announcing that Hon Emmett Scott
assistant (ecrctary Of War. viii come 10
Wilmington tomorrow night and viii re-
view the parade
He will have place on tho reviewing
stand in front Of the Public Building. with
other prominent city, State and national
officials who will he there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
FRENCH CAPTURE
HUNDREDS Of HUNS
AND MACHINE GUNS
Americans Strike Enemy Hard
Blow, Iniiicting Heavy Losses;
Hold All Gains
HAIG STRENGTHENS LINE
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated fress TO Every rvshins
Paris. June l3-At O'Clock this
afternoon. the War Office issued the
following statement:
During last night the Germans did
not renew their attacks between Mont
didier and the region OF Antheuil. The
French troops are consolidating their
positions there. On the right wing OF
this battlefield the French, by counter
attack, hurled the enemy back to the
north bank of the Matz river.
East of the Disc the French have
occupied their new positions on the
heights OF Croix Ricard and Melicocq
Hundreds of prisoners and many
machine guns remain In the hands of the
French
Violent combats continue between the
Aisne River and Nillers-Gotterets. The
Germans have made progress as far as the
ravlnc east Of Labersins.
After violent fighting the enemy has
obtained foothOld In Coeuvres and st.
Picrre-Aigle
The Germans made a violent attack
on the front between Yourselves and
Belleau wood American troops broke
M the attack and inflicted serious losses
upon the enemy, holding Ia all the gains
which they had made
London, June 10. Official British
troops last night advanced their lines q
short distance on the Flanders front, III
the district southeast Of MerrIs the War
Office announced at , p III. today The
French on thus front likewise improved
their positions near the Ridge wood
Prisoners were taken IN both operations
The statement continues
"A successful daylight raid was carried
out by us yesterday southeast of Arras
Heavy casualties we're inflicted upon the
enemy. One hostile trench mortar Was
brought back TO our lines and others were
destroyed During the night local opera
tons we're undertaken by Ils successfully
southwest of Mcrrs and east OF Dckebusch
Lake
"In the former sector our line has been
advanced short distance with little
cost and number of prisoners taken.
In the latter area the French troops
improved their positions IN the neighbor-,
hood OF the Ridge wood and captured
thirty prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-13
GERMAN PEOPLE ARE
SUFFERING FOR FOOD
Rich Have Plenty, But the Poor
Are Deprived and Long
for Peace.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

London, June I3 British Admiralty
per Wireless Press Private letters from
Germany which have come into Allied
hands indicate the heavy weight which
the war has imposed upon the poor in that
country Anxiety for peace finds frequent
expression, az we'll as anger with the mill
tarlst element III the nation
We hope that peace will come soon,
writes man from Berlin for if the war
lasts much longer the people here will
make peace Twice already there have
been small riots, but when the third one
comes il won't 20 we'll With the rich
people For the poor there is SO little food
that they can hardly live while the rich
people have stores laid up for years Poor
people arc only fit to be shot The men
"a the field suffer for The rich and we have
d 60 hungry
Along the same lines man from CentTal
ernany writes the following
IF the rich had nothing to cat, as We
poor people have, the war would soon
come 10 an end
Many Of the letters return again and
aRain TO attacks on the mlitarlsts and the
JInEcrs Of Germany, who are held respon-
sible for the continuation Of the war and
the consequent misery If the people
"As long - the militarsts insist the
FatherIand must b. greater there viii be
| no peace writes i woman from StetIu,
and disgllst with ;ht method oi the pan
! Germans Is : strong note Ia letters from
aIi parts 81 the country
Paris. June 10 Huvas Agency
Germany. although attacking on tie
F.. western front, Is starving says the Echo
I DE Paris An article appearing IN the
I Berlin Arbeiter Zeitung relates the de-
tails Of six children starving to death in
I an orphanage Al Zencfort, Thuringia.
Z The orphanagc was found to have been
ransarked By its starving inmates, and
physicians who visited the place found
several Of the children sheer skeletons.
Professor Franz l.. Helm, the widely
known economist, writing in the Bayerisch
or Xeitung Of Munich, warns the Germans
that the coming weeks will be harder
han any that have passed and pro-
fesscs 10 foresee q general paralysis III
| the supply Of wheat
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Weather Forecast.

81 Associated Press W EVefy Eveuin,
Washington june Weather forecast
for Delaware
Fair and continued cool tonight Aa4 Frt
day, diminishing northwest winds, traday.
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AMERICAN SHIP ASHORE.
Steamer, Formerly Dutch, Breaking Up
on Now Scotia Coast: Crew Safe


on Nova Scotia Coast: Crew Safe.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening
a Canadian Atlantic Port jane l.
The American steamship Alcor. ; 500
tons, Captain Becker. formerly Dutch
steamer. hound from a New England
port for trans Atlantic port, went ashore
at point on the southern coast OF Nova
Scotia in a thick fog last night and is
now breaking up
The crew OF IS was saved
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Amuso,aenss Tonight.

Plavhca.s., ..rha yellow Ticket
queen S,lnsh Yates
Majestic THE kirp5rand
Victoria Heart Of the Sunset
savoy The Man Hunt
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PARTICULAR people choose 9 lover DAIRY
mIk Adv.
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IS miles : T. Winter Quarter Ltship
- miles : Winter Quarter Ltship
p mikes : + Barncgat
80 miles : r. Rarncgat
50 mules : f. Barnegat
- miles : f. Barnegat
30 miles f. Rarncgat
iOO miles off Cape lIcnlopen
{ miles off Cape Henlopcn
so miles of New York Harhor
125 miles : f. Sandy Hook
100 miles of Maryland
10 miles off Virgins Capcs
65 mules of Virginia Capes
lO0miles off Virginia Capcs
10 miles off Delaware Capes
l20 miles F. Of Hatteras
10 mil es off Maryland
l20 miles Z. OF Hatteras
The Newark journal., 1918-04-04
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CENTER GROVE
s2 ' &k v sF AK Y z . v 7

Center Grove, Apr. 3.-J. E. Harrelson made a business trip to Batesville Monday.
 Jim Blair of Sulphur Rock spent the latter part of last week here visiting his daugh- ter, Mrs. Hattie Bishop.
 We are glad to say that Mrs. Parker who has been real sick is improving nicely.
 Marvin Harrelson is spend- ing the week at Newark visit ing hAs cousin, Paul Wayman.
 Jim Brown spent Monday in Batesville returning home in a new touring car.
 At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harrelson of this place, March 31, 1918 the family enjoyed the happy privilege of all being together.
 The occasion was Mr.Har- relson's forty-seyenth birthday. We were indeed happy to be with them on that day. At twelve o'clock sumptuous dinner was served. After din her several kodak views were taken.
 The following were present; MT. and Mrs. J E. Harrelson, MT. and Mrs. Logan Saylors, Mrs. A. H. Saylors, Mrs. Nora Wayman, Charley Harrelson, Monreo Harrelson, w. D. Bull lington, MT. and Mrs. Will Bruce, Mrs. Pearl Emery, Mrs. Ethel Henderson, Misses El- nina Magness, Genevia, Lida, and Vida Harrelson, Pauline and Glinderbelle Saylors, Ger aldine, Emery, Gerbrilla, Bruce Onita, Willie and Maine Hen derson, Bud Saylors. Allen and Marvin Harrelson, Paul Way man, Wesley Bruce Ralph Mag ness, Herman and Leslie En- cry. Thirty one in all.
The Newark journal., 1918-04-04
IN MEMORY

On Saturday night, March 16, 1918, Everett Duncan was called to his eternal reward. Everett was born Oct. 6, 1894, On Jan. 21, 1916, his father passed away and since that time Everette has devoted his whole time to caring for his widowed mother and fatherless sisters. He became member of the Church of Christ in Aug ust, 1914, since which time he has lived a constant christian and was prepared to meet his God in Peace. Everette was loved by all who knew him. He was ever ready and will ling to minister to those in need and was naturally big heart ed boy. There is no one more pained by his death than the writer.
 May Gods richest blessings rest upon the widowed mother and fatherless sisters, that they may live in obedience to Gods teachings and when called to cross the dark valley of death, may the last hour be the hap piest, and may the crown in glory be decorated with stars for each charitable deed done for the will of the Holy One. So let fate do her worst,
 There are relics of joy, Bright dreams of the past,
 Which she cannot destroy, Which come in the nighttime
 Of sorrow and care And bring back the features
 That joy used to wear. Long, long, may the heart
 With memory fill,
 Like the vase of roses
 That's long been distilled. You may break, you may shat
 ter
 The vase if you will, But the scent of the roses will cling round it still.
 DAVID WILSON,
 Sulphur Rock, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1918-04-04
Healthy Skin
DEPENDS ON KIDNEYS.

The skin and the intestines, which work together with the kidneys to throw out the poisons of the body, do a part of the work, but clean body and a healthy one depends on the kid- neys. If the kidneys are clogged with toxic poisons you suffer from stiffness in the knees in the morning on arising, your joints seem rusty" you may have rheumatic pains, pain in the back, stiff neck, headaches, sometimes swollen feet, or neuralgia pains-all due to the uric acid or toxic poisons in the blood. This is the time to go to the nearest drug store and simply obtain 50c, package of Anuric, the discovery of Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y. Then drink cup of hot water before meals, with an AnuFic Tablet, and notice the gratifying results You will find Anuric more active tha lithia. Dissolves uric acid us water dot sugar.
The Newark journal., 1918-04-04
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

The Independence County Teachers Institute will be held at Batesville this year during the week beginning Monday, September 3, 1918.
 Teachers whose license ex- pire before that time may have them renewed subject to at tendance at the institute. Li- cense must be renewed before they expire.
 I trust you will attend the State Association April 4-6.
 SIDNEY PICKENS,
 County Examiner.
The Newark journal., 1918-04-04
DROP IN YOUR MITE

The ladies of the Red Cross have placed boxes in the post office and the bank where they hope to secure extra funds for use in providing thread and other working material for the Red Cross sewing room recent ly opened in Newark. The ladies will appreciate any amounts that may be deposit. ed in these boxes.
The Newark journal., 1918-04-04

AFTER 1.-THE NRiP," or Tn cOnVales- cence from pneumonia, levers, or other facilitating diseases. your quickest way to get flesh and strength is with Doctor Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery. That gives purity to your blood, plumpness tds your body. and puts every function inta perfect working order It makes thor oughly effective every natural means of repairing and nourishing your systeur- For pale. puny, serofulous childrcn- nothing approaches it. It builds up completely their flesh, their strength. and their health.
 In the most stubborn Scrofulous, Skin or Scalp Diseases. Eczema, Salt-rheum, and every kindred ailment, it effects wonderful cures. Contains no alcohol or harmful drugs. In tablet or liquid form.
 Dr. Pieree's Peasant Pellets regulate and laNigorate stomach, liver and bowels, ot si = Ja ted, tiny granules, easy to take,