The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 18, 1918, Image 1
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^ VOL? 23. NO. 69. SE1V
f: RIOTING BREAKING
" .OUT OVER AOSTRU
... vf ?
# Political Tension Between Aus
tria and Hungary Factor
K\ in the Strife.
% ~r~
' NEW ASSAULT IS BEGI N
?
* V, Italians Holding Firm am
\ Americans Drive Back tht
\/s |Enemy in Counter Attack;
jfr Chateati-Thierry.
,-<M-' Jbo long ^waited Austrian often
wf*AgaiU'stvthe Italians has beguii
I ( \ Jc3t the Italian front, for a distune*
>.0%W7fc to 100 miles, Austrini
'Atidops r^nd heavy artillery are en
W w^euvoring to., break down the risist
!^v the itol'ons. who are aided b;
L *l',)<vnrh^affd. Hritish forces.
W- tThe It^in'ttn premier, Vittorio Or
announced' in the chamber o
i: wle'puti^R Itfjrt the Italian troops wen
i evcivtfwhf^e"resisting magnlflcient
W flKp 3]h? lasf'-pr^t Austro-Gorman of
j| Wllfclaive. bejflfti in October, 1917
back General Cardona's 1 iv
# Wj^xn' the l&anzo front and along th<
4\t 1 /\pkrin. .More than a millioi
^ 'I >tthq An rtirlnqtoit in thi
vflMa ?* v. ?
' X'it was not for man;
\ Italians were able t<
V- rfVbout the mid
t Nwilfc Piave batti
i ^1(*ftont in north
*4N vf and' PrAlSj
irried to reinforce th<
a army. Tti*.,erf|ls; wn
f'~ flrst K
srttee ttiW time there hitsjj|<!i
N*/ fighting^jBL which the I^aimn
t j^hefr ijatlfeq earring. _?Ut', mjft
tJSisful eouI
Iff'h^re , has beyn Insistent rrie
> Jroin Germany for Austrian netioi
^ n' '''
m tallan front to ro-ordin
j afrjMth 'he German offensive in th<
wtiern zone and for months past th'
IkrULvns have preparing for jti>t s\iM
aQ^ a Mlt| as apparently Is no'.v hofni
The Italian arjny has he'i^
' r' nipped ! UJI uenera! I >ia/. ha
j T^ -snlmnded ceneral Cadorna as th
\ , oo?|tiande.r-in-<'h;efj?p*
"'H. l|at tie line extend
, M ' Wltn Asiago to the .-yb.
'Grave events fire 'reported to b
T "r\ impending in Attgtrm,ffia?fo>*ttin
' Ut^orfflrnied adviees im Spain ant
lydlund. It is said that rio^ps ha
bieti going on in Vienna and master
y ll^tyt* Come to a eritierfl stage. *
> ** '\?Pow ferious the situation Has.-he
'""^Al'^Lronie is not as yet kn^Wo. Ther
'* ifhavc been outbreaks ijyyaflous part
J of the ^country, notanly tn Hohemli
^ and Moravia aiial the political ten
?, i sion between A-nstrln "and tlungar;
*; " l.as been one of the features of th<
4** news emanating from the dual mnn
arehy for some tfrtte.
Checked in Uteir plunge again*
#? the French positions front Montdid
lento the Olse, the Germans have no
tesjimed their1 offensive on the west
ern front. There have been patro
eneosin^errf pit various, points, wltl
| * Tdtjve allies .iiproving their positions
,1..?Vjotably; In the VJHers-Cottorets re
?fon. southwest oK Soissons.
]*he inactivity of the infantry
however, has given* place to heav;
boiVihardments along the front. Ii
- litis work the American forees hav<
* * had a part. Angered by a gas attacl
against 'ihem by the Germans, tH<
K' t Americans launehed thousands o
tegs-shClls against the enemy. Ttu
li . 'Americans on the Marne and Plcard:
J v . fronts have also given the German
Ijft no rest- front patrol fneurslons.
"V 't ? believed In Puri^^nd hondoi
h that not many days wm elapee he
V* * Oermaa8 hegln a |ew as
TV J*?the allies. If,is knowi
/A ' \jrr t'flpwn Prince Rupprecht, of Da
I Isrla.^as large reserves which an
1 ) Xirtt^where al^g the Somme ant
^Fittders' frnnjp. Opinion Is dlvlfl
? 7' ^ IU Llin |nnni KKHiuni wmcn lfl<
t blcf# be jrtruck. Purls bellevini
. V tbAt. the Gerijuhs will continue the!
|jf \y tMiAt to.ward the cap!t;< 1 either by ,
J/vff60atlfi??tlon' of ttye ftjtlttlnK west o
Jk? th^Olse or a new assault farthe
W' soitfi%ownrd the Marne.
i.nnden. however, baUeve* that *h
Herman drives alonjg the Aline am
HE east ,of Montdiifier were for the pu3E
p<gf*o/ drawing the,allied reserve
Hy^*t<^hq?e then ^4 m of thq war an
I^H*- ttfetIburl1t>ii,the.^el4?^'1>fow etthe
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II-WEEKLY.
McADOO DISCLOl
^ FINANCING WA
Certificates of Indebtednes
of J$750,()00,0()0. Aj^ureg
for Fourth Liberty
in October?E>
Five l*er <
?
Washington, Juno 17. -Tin
. orninent's financial program l"
next four months was disclos
? Secretary McAdoo's annoum
^ that in preparation for the four
erty loan, to he floated proha
October, about $6,000,ftno,nno
tificates of indebtedness will
sued. They will bo offered in
?Tr.n Ann AAA ?? ?. .
f, weeks bepinninp June 25.
1 Kvery national bauk and
company is asked to assist tli
eminent by subscribing 5 per <
p. its gross resources monthly
certificates will bear 4 1 2 pc
interest like those procedini
third liberty loan, and wil
varying maturity periods, no
reeding four months.
The future financial progra
announced at this time to
banks to prepare for the Rover
demands. In a letter to the
n dent of each of the 7.500 n;
'* banks and the 20.000 state i
1 tions. Secretary McAdoo sa
s part:
P "The expenditure of the p
1 inent, as nearly as can be esti
will require the sale of certi
e
" RIGHT AND JUSTICE T<
i
? not struck it, said- that th
I Hon for the delay .was the In
r conditions In Austria. Kater
stated that the Austrian off
i> had l>een held In abeyance untl
1 the success or failure of the O
- offensive in France was apf
h The (Jerman drive, while it hai
1 ed tactical positions, has not b;
|
a WOMEN OF ( OF?
g
r
^ President Wilson F.\presses
3. Suffrage Amendment Will 1
Senate This Session.
f
s
rj ^ Washington. June 17 ? l'rt
- W||pon has expressed the hop
a the senate would pass the \
a suffrage amendment at the j
It session of congress. His al
g V^is made known In a reply
a ineinorial from the French nni
s woman sun rage presented to 1
o'a delegation from the Ainerict
man fcufTrage association whoa
ed him to proclaim the prim
woman suffrage as one of th
e daltien^al riglits of the future
Oj "It i}< my earnest hope.
1 President said, "that the sen
3 {he United States will give an
** takahle answer to this quest:
"""dug .the suffrage amendm
- the dt'ial constitution hefo
e end of the session."
s Senate leaders have prom
1 at this, session, although effc
bring "the resolution up have
v thus far. Opponents of the m
L> have declared to have aided r
ally passage of the cause the
two /r thr?# votes necessary
1 adoption. ' *
^ The President's support w;
clared have aided materially p
j of the resolution in the hoi
January. At that time a dele
1 1
of twelve house members who <.
the President's support wei
that the President desired a<l
V*?f the amendment as "an
right and justice to the women
country and of the world."
1
p
t channel ports.
Dispatches from the froi
f that the situation is tense aloi
p wit f line and it is probable tl
y flertm^, when thev strike, w i
? the allies ready to receive tb?
The official report from tlx
a Ian war office speaks of the gi
. ntensity of artillery tire "fro
- I.agarlna valley to the sea T
[? eludes a part of the mount
(vninfry and the line alor
e Plave river.
J When the Austrlans roncen
- forces on the Italian front foil
t? thotr withdrawal frojjj Russia.
I believed that at attacj^ ag.ilris'
r' was ImDendlha. When this hlo
ANCA
LANCASTER, S. C., T
>ES THE PROGRAM FOR~
R UNTIL NEXT OCTOBER
s Mill Ilo Issued Fortnightly in Works
r..<in.> ei: niui ntwi nn/t i> *: ?
<UIM^ III I I I <? I Hill
Loan to lie I looted Probably
cry National Rank to Take
Cent of Its Resources.
0 gov-1 <>i indebtedness up to the (irst or
or t lie | November, IMS, aggregating ap*ed
by I proximately $ti.000.0110,000. This
ement I would involve the issue every two
th lib-| weeks of about $7511.1)00,000 i>f cerbly
inltiscates substantially similar rn
1 cer-1 character to those issued prior to the
he is-jthird liberty loan, except that they
blocks will have various maturities not exr
two 1 feeding four months. For the]
i months of July and August that prol
trust j gram will he followed as nearly as
e gov- pou ihlo.
out of 1 "The first issue of tlio certificates
The; w ill he dated June 25; will mature
>r cent October 2.". with interest at I 1-2
i the j per cent., and similar issues, it is exI
have peeted. will lie made on Tuesday of
tie ex-1 every week following June 25. It
j is. however, contemplated that at .
111 was convenient and favorable period
enable j <luring the summer an offering will
ninent | he made to the general public directpresi
, ly. and through the banks, of an
itional 1 amount vet to be determined, peri
*
nstitu- haps $2,ont).oOO of certificates of
id in suitable maturities for tise hy tax
payers in paying next year's taxes,
o' ern- \iz, taxes payable June, 1 ! 1 !?, levied
mated, tinder existing and pending legislate
rates tion.''
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s 1 + RKI> (ItOSS NOTKS.
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Hope 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.444.4
Pass On the lath of June the surgical
dressing allotment for the entire
month was eompleted so that it was
necessary to write for an additional
isident allotment for the remaining two
e that vveeks. The chapter should feel
voman especially gratified with other and,
,jesent larger chapters begging for work11i
111 1 e|s tliat their shipment might not
to the ')e delayed. The chairman has reon
tor ''eived a letter from division headlim
hv uuurters acknowledging the May 1
111 wo- -hipnient of surgical dressing . a box
I, ask ?i live yard rolls The letter stated
iple of I'at the box had been shipped direct
e fun- '"'falice without repacking.
Acknowledgement has also been
fh"
received Irotil Atlanta ol the live
ate ot
boxes from the Junior Ited Cross
1111 nns.
One contained luu comfort pillows,
iotl hv
a not hei .'la children s capes, another
ent t'?
I.hi ahdomnial bandages, another
re the
1,117.1 gauze dressings, and another
40 comfort pillows. Recently in
' ''' planning the organization of the
Junior Red t ross in Camden they
1.1 i 1 <?! SXfM(. rofprred to the secret n v of the
' aM1 ' l.ancaster Junior Red Cross for innate!
i- fornialjon
y lack
or its r|i;,pter wishes to thank Mr.
J. T. Thomasson for his most genas
de- gjft thirty drdlars in payassage
nient personally of the Red Cross
use in telephone bill for the past year. The
gallon I tit nc r*c* ot U 1 Iw.n < ( t I. . ../? " -
n.ij'ivi i mi nuu uwiini iii.il i u**i ?* irs
muirht no overhead expense. Kvefy dollar
e told contributed to tin- Lancaster Red
option Ctoss is used for the soldiers,
act of
Mis. ('. 1>. Jones, chairman of the
work room, wishes to acknowledge'
the splend d hoxes of pajamas from
Tradesville and Kershaw She also;
lit say wishes to thank the ladies of Van
air tholWyek for the mot than thirty pair
lat th*j >l pajamas that they recently sent
II find in. This is their lirst work and is
mi certainly an excel ent beginning,
a 11 a 1 owing
A small colored hoy last week
in the voluntarily contributed two pennies!
his Ho<1 rrossIK
the I^WIVK Mfl.lTI \MK\ \I1K
I1K1NC1 Tl< \I\KI) \T STYX
itrated Columbia, Ju?^ 17.? The train-l
lowing I Ing camp at Styx mobilization
It was grounds, about six miles from Cn1
Italy liiQihia across the Congaree river,
w was where the eoiWmlA'oned officers and
ic^ea-ja detail hf enlisted men from each
denial of the 16 units of the First regiment.
It was South Carolina, reserve militia, are
enslve undergoing* intensive Instiiietions In
1 ilf I 1 ( A . 1 - V -
i miei hiiiium jr iHi urr Hmil *Cien~et IB pfOVeimnn
it\g of lafge benefit, ?ay Lbe me&-*ho
mrent. nre at the oamp. fj i I
i gain- The routine of the ramjF " \ vid
fought and the training severe. 7" l^he
t may men stationed there are #njfc4TMb\ft
g^ngjand (??? arejjMlJW^
STER h
UESDAY, JUNE 18, 1918.
DRASTIC CHANGES NF \
IN DRAFT RULES
to (it't II
Marriage Since Law Was Enact- i
ed No Longer (Grounds for
Exemption. sh.' itt jnii
t?-j county,
(UOWI)EU ISSUES OIUIER ,, j
States army
Men Heoomint* of Atre Since 11,0 ,l"' ,h"
i - ?? ., ? 'ranee that
June .> May He Exempted h< in?
Provided They Married iiefore 1, s <?u:itry.
January l."?, I'll 8.
W ilson says,
rid a tit pi;
Washington, June J 7 Marriaire "p has writl
since the enactment of the selective ent'y to
draft law no loaner will he accepted Stevenson o
as cause 'or exemption from in i lit a i y ; rr'i u,,st i ng h
service, except in the cases of men I ''"cat>?>n thr
who have heroine of age since June; nient and hs
5, 1 i'1 i , who may he exempted if possible, tra
they married Iiefore January 15, ?' the t'n
1 ' 18, the date on which the joint hopes of ho
lesolution requiring their registra s>rmy he hai
tion was interduced in congress. !,t once resig
Drastic amendments to the draft ' ,anrrts,,,r.
| regulations were announced hy Pro ,fOV,,rnm
vost Marshal (leneral Crowder. tin- '"r ,,"n
der which local hoards are required From <h>
to reclassify all cases involving such ' tiers he se<
marriages. Dependency dams on : much as S
account of children of such mar years old
riage.s will he allowed where rhil- in hue p
dren are "horn or unborn beforr moreover, so
June 1!?1 S " count i \ in tl
Following is an order sent to :i 11 } ''* " n'ar
. ... .. < ODSMMTitllOn
state draft exeou11 ves:
in (lio rasr, \\
Copy of Order.
' Ins entrance
"Please promulgate sit once to lo- vii-e of the en
cal hoards th?? following important |\ requests a
amendment to the selective service ronimunieatic
regulations: jn which he
"Itule a. Section 72. SSSU, is from the a
amended to read as follows: to Sheriff 11 >
"Itule 5A. The fact of dependency 'ion into th<
resulting from the marriage of a reg- s''crifl s age
-tran* who has become 21 years of P'esent time
age since June 5, 1!H7, and who lias a,,".v servici
married since the date of the intro 'M?th Mr
duction of the joint resolution in i .intant-genera
congress requiring his registration ^ ?*t i>t Hunt
to-wit, January IS. Ifl8, will he s v'irv
disregarded as a ground for deferre<| hrav
j classification. nseturlte :i
on t. ,.ii . during the
Is. It a registrant who lias at
..... .. .,, , . which the na
ta tied the age oi 2 1 tti"? June
; .. . - .it .i the adi ntant
! ! 1 .. and who has contracted niai
. , , , S'ie| i :i Hunt
tinge sulisequent to the date ot the
enactment of tiie selective service
law, to-wit. May IS. lit 17. hut on ne
i , - ,. ,.. , ' ea i le- s oflh
prior to January la. lhlx. cla ins
... , , ... .. ,. . Carolina am
deierred classification on the ground
... . ... .. . . ! as been ca
of dependencv resulting front his
., , . ... . reference in <
marriage the fact of dependency
... , . . , hi' 'Miniates tin
resulting from his marriage will lie j
disregarded as a ground for deferred 1,111
... .. . ., , i . . i Mianner in v
classification unless the dependent is
, i to follow flu
;t child of th'' marriage, born or uni
. n i1 o ? ' triumphal vlr
born on or prior to Juno ft, lb 18. in
v hich rase siirli a registrant upon I
satisfactory proof briny mnde shall ( EXTRAL
bo clnssilied in Class two jj
('. If a registrant. other than one
who has attained the aye of 21 years
since June ">. lb 17. who has con- Mass Mretin
traded marriage since May 18. lblT, l,?inro?.iei
c'aims dofoi red classification on the
yround of dependency result ng from teial
h's marriage, the fact of dependency
resultiny from bis marriage w'll ho
. , . , A mass m
disregarded as a ground lor defer"f
the Lan<"
red classification unless the depend
xesterdav aft
ent is a child of the marriage, born ,
. , . .... bouse at whh
or unborn on or before June b. Ibis,
... , ed lor thorotl
In which case a registrant upon s ot,
, . , ,, , trict tn the
Isfactorv proof being made shall be
' ... stamps. A
placed in < lass two
appointed to
"1>. Nothing contained in tlCs fo appo
amendment to Rule f? shall be con- so'leitation
structed as requiring the transTei posf.,| of (>al
Class 2 of any registrant who ha*
been finally classified in Class 1 on j.- Croxtr
the affirmative finding that his mar- w o i>..? .
riagc since May IS. lit 17. was macre fO M
wth the primary view of evading ton x mpp
military service. I...n ? u . ,
' I will he held
"Instruct all local hoards forth- The meetli
with to reclassify all cases involv- uas represen
iik nvrrlage since May IS. lit 17. in interests of
Accordance with the above." attended by
whom cave h
Southern Rr'dge Completed. carrying on
The Southern has at last com
r'eted the steel and concrete bridge 1 MII.K
across the Catawba at Catawba June- "K.il
tion and began operating trains over Fort Mill,
the newly comnleted structure Mon- adjourned m
day ntght. The bridge was com- ''Vtevy held 1
mended nearly two years ago. but l'lrst ]' why
o'c^-g to war conditions many dlffl- HIP, the p<
cult'es 1p the way of securing the Ttmmon' for
material and the workmen arose tfcp dut .^ of
| d greatly retarded the <>rk. The tt.-o|o?
new bridge Is one of tfce best QA ,^hfc T&cslo
tjiern Una cen
vv *>771 JfO/l ^
! I J I,' 'JLUJ
SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR
men going across ;
vimiii 'strvt'tisoii t<> Tr.v FAST AS POSSIBLE '%
I Mil lllto ""iervll'C of
ii? <'oninry. General March Says More Than
800,000 Have Already Gone
n r 11\iiit< r. of Lauras- Overseas. vv
noi withstanding his '52 . "
. is cm eedingly anxiou
member of the I nif d, SUPERIORITY IN NUMBER
and, as lie says, to got {
k? -t in tin- lighting in . v.
he might. i. n .M in. 1 h,s Pessary to ( heck the
s i?!o-.d in d-f. use ( :' On-Kush of the Enemy and
" ,l for ,1" P'Tpose of lirinK War to a Successful
lake the world, as Mr
"sa fe for Dpinocraoy ^ Onclusion. ^
ice to live in forever." _____
ri two or three letters ?. . . , , , _ _ .
Washington, June 17.?To give
Congressman \V. F. ... . . ., ?
, . . | the allies a mastering superiority or
i in - iiisi ui gentix | rumhnrs over tfie (Jerman Invaders,
1 a ii-j \IUor|rai) troops are being rushed
, ' il-pai' IO jcr,int.,. as rapidly as trltnspoi t
?v.. him immediately, if M|llimge wiU pprniit. when the pur- *
'' '* 11'' ''' -' pose will he realized cannot now be
''' '' '' ,ls ar.iiv. I | j>at more than 800,0Oil
,nu L< ' 'M ' n nii'ii have been sent overseas and.
1 ' ' is nutuler will be incroast'Jn tct* j
n i!e- position H? siio in jonu.nyo early in July. ^
it it sir* 'il nppi'iii tha' , .it' v,
,, , i hese tacts were announced tfy ? lit"
lit vvo ili! Ii nil a pla - . , . ? L
'ten. I'eyton i . March, chief of stan, j,
n inaugurating the government's
cii'-s* >*i yri'MMi on - ( )>vv j,t>,toy of giving newspaper men
iiied ui tin opinion, m- ;| v , ?|c]v summary of battle condi-y^^ n
her Iff Hunter, although fr,.
tions. o ii.' ,i,
I, is strong and active ,
. , General March drew a graphic pic- t
hvsical condition, attd - . , .. .
, . lure of a single gigantic CamTTOlgn- jr
anxious to serve his, ...
, , pxiondipg front itht-Mts to the sea,,
te enpnctiv oi a snldie . 13 , v
where the allied Imes have been -p.. vig<
department, upon tin '! ^ .
, 'nattered hack in four successive for a <
ot the circumstances I _
, , , phases. The great wedgo ofMfc$Mfli*var betwe
ould make provision for , ,
, , . has now increased the allied lines?rkey a
into the defensive set * ??. ,
, . , , 86 miles front HhPimsfxo Yprea.son a
tintiv winch he earnest...
,, , "l:t a condition of this kind. Bald "tot
nd desires Hut a later
,, General March, "where a new line or t
>n Iroin Mr. Stevenson
. , . hits to be held and where 'he attacks "to. a
incloses a letter to htm _ ?
, of the Germans have' been made .,n a
dintant general relative
with such largw forces as thoy^have,
inter s appeal lor recp |
the importance of getting American rJ
. army, states that llv \ t \ i( f , _ '
, , . .. i<> i u?r i i i?iM in mure aria nior**
prociiKios nun for th?* |
. at toast, from active Preeminent. ;V.. ^
>. thou,-!, in th.ir lot- Vns* ???* " v \
Stevenson aiid tho *i*l- "We h\lve now Pakaed ,he 800 ~
1 tako oooasion t* thank444 maik Sn tmopa ?h'Ppnd ov<*;
atiQQ " c
or again an*l again for*
.sua! . impulseJ Th? nf ,be African troop
0 ambition to offer his m"vpm?nt particularly striking
> defense nf \m? rlca bocs,usc Secretary Maker stated less
groat oris - through ,h:,n a wetk nuo ",!lt "more ,han 7-' V,
,; , . . "*t,oon" hacl embarked. Tho fact,
tlon is now passing, m l
(l , _ that tho figure hacl Increased npp'Ox- ?
iniatolv in loss than seven
r th ! hts |ipi ,i no . .?*
re ore! of 30 odd > >ar days drow :1 'i"i,,k nnestiort es to' v
servlct :i just and when doflnlte "uperlorlty in manor
of tho law in S iith ?,ov H'*1" b" {
1 in Lancaster eountv "T' " ma,tPr "r ni,nibpr of t ?Pa
M fullv mod for fatn *. un ",P wo-tern front." General
ho war dopartm. at. ami l:,Ivh '' P"i"d- :l 'mention fhftt
.f ho mar vot ha v. a nM,s' msuiored with rdferehre
rvo his countrv in tho "" ?"h lo ,bp om'n,y ^ Ap
*h h ho chorish,- and ' hirh h::VO *>n kmnvn to bp ,b**? * <j
Stars and Stripes to a '! ;,lo:,R- bMt with ,hp Potential in.torv,
aoaso which might ho attained by
1 i in' ing divisions from tho eastern
front.
( OMMI 1 I EE "It is impossible to prediet a day
KEEN APPOINTED
any. .* month ahead, or any othe^
definite time ?when a mastering sn? ^ '
perioritv will he in the hands of the'
LT of Hiuinpwk. M?w '-in ? *
? .... .... .tines, urn me niimoer or troops.wer
IMstrict llcM Yes. ;are ending across now Is limited[only
l?y the capacity of the ships to
lay Afternoon. carry them, and we intend to keof>
that up."
* 'Ii.-miim'I Ports Main Ohlertiuc.
eoting or business inc - . .... ... >
<Ji-neral .March tnadc It c^ear thpJL
istor district was held . . . .. . .. , , c..
theie is no doubt in his mind or in
ernoon In the coutt ,
tliat ot the allied leaders that th%- ,
h plans were formula!- , , ..
ii-i: nel ports are the ninin objective i
rhlv canvassing th- di< , , , , M
of the whole Cnmnn effort. k at. r
sale of War Savings B ?-a.
!* "The four drives' he said.
central committi was ... . . ., 1
bediming March 21, the next April ? t
work out the details , . *
tin- third M iv . and the present m
int suh-conunitlees for .... ' S.
one beginning June ft. arc all part of ?
I his committee is com- . . , ? ?
the common scheme o foffeisive. , 38-.
ill Moore. chairman: . , , . .%
( (iiisKli'rinir no ? '"?,A
^ 1 MPWi M.r HlH'l'HH- W"
i # .t ? . ^,_ v.,,., I
sion of attacks, tho first penetrated r no I
>n. J " \\ itherspoon. , ... ... .. ~ . , .. T:,... .
the a 111*'<1 lino on tho Swiss frontier, >?*tes '
tt. .1 T. Wylie, VV. . .. J . I
some .?t> miles into Picardy, the sec- *
. Plvler and T. I, Hil- . , . ., . . < - .
ond some 1 r> nulos into rlandvra and ?
tinir of the commit!* > . ... , ... . ... .
the third a distance of 38 miles fur- .
this afternoon. .. , .. .. cor I
ther alone the Marne. Under f'fc '
rig in the court house <> u ?. *1? >n
present drive the line has been penetative
of the business . . ... , . vi??
trated an average distance of from
the city, being largely ? . . ,, . . ,, - the 'I
five and a half to six miles. * '"
liusiness men, manv of . .. . . . . -Hiscov
"One striking feature in ennfie? ?? JJ
,-ipfui wmiw ~ to' wlth lhl, ?.hole a(1v.?M ,1" I
t e wor . 'extension of front which the allies. V1
^ t I have had to rover as a result The/ \ .
P.tHTOR Wlfjli total stry' ;hing of the line troxJk \
> STIIXMAV SUHOOI. . ihe sea was fit? miles, "y, n
S. C., June 13?-At anl^^tn ? to he'd that extra m\xr.
.. ting of Bethel allM% hav6>had to ?i in . o ' ^
Tuesday mojr d>pa-than fluty, had at the *fa*f .
terlan ch^ - "Ohvtrniely th aobjectlye df (ha.
tition "jjX' y^erman stdrar.ee is. lint, (fie ch^n-.
dtsmjc* ^which would make it pec-__* * F
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