THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. PERSHINGS MEN | OT somo ie os 211) KHISERGALLS BOYS INDIIDUAL THRIFT |—ssmemes STRIKE HARD || CREOLE IL | OF 770 TRENCHES URGED BY WILSON | state rrens | Allies Estimate German Loss Appeals to Americans to Buy | Since March 21 at 500,000. | Only What Necessity Demands | ‘/kesParre—A £30000 damage American Take Offensive on Wide Front. i x pre prs MARKS A NEW STAGE IN WAR | Nir Toys Lup fhe” JSS. = AL. 3, ||| CONFIDENCE IN OUTCOME MUST HELP IN WAR WORK | injured when he was dumped on his outfit tured Give Germans Chance | ; . > 23 oho | NT fit + Small Gains—Washington Officials Money In War Savings Stamps To Report American } +N : NG i XY X A "§ y #4 i Confident Of Result, Though And Other Gover Prisoners. { ! P 1 Vi bal \| FF 7 i Situation May Be Perilous. ol inflicted wound Per SET OREKWTE ANERIGAN TROOPS J. 5. POSSIBLE. ONTORPEOOED SHIP { > Ba Fabela Incident Regarded As British Transport Sunk Between Underlying Cause. England and France. GERMANSATTHEBOTTOMOFIT 56 ARE UNACCOUNTED FOR EXPRESS CONCERNS MERGED One Union Company Formed For The United States SAUERKRAUT VINDICATED. Of Dutch, And Not Of German Origin, HIGHER WAGES FOR 2,000,000 McAdoo Announces General Increase Employes FALL FATAL TO FLIER. nd companie Lieutenant Mih'eder Succumbs At Fort Worth, from wagor compan Willi De U1 xi R ryin in 1 gale i In incrogases found agency o railroads, operating pri | proba | be more than $300,000,000 he Inniscarrs i a vessel of | I amy : ort Worth, Tex vately but und ntract to turn over | a year, half of which will be distri- | 1.412 tone. She was built in 1903 | , a 50% per if thelr gross revenu ited within a few weeks as back jand belonged the City of Cork | more than $200. 01 year—1io | y in lump sums ranging from about ' Steam Packet Company. the roads for transportation privileges, | $14 arly $200 each Thre anie ; i y i i hn! she wae pan tn ery & es HUNS BOMB HOSPITALS. Washinzton—~The United States : : __ | trom Pennayivant Rl ow ‘oe tra? tion later | snetts Fall While Funerals Are In Ship Wakiva, a converted yacht, was | **°"% Eh Prise Rules pe - "a se ¢ } a : ] of making chicken { sunk in European waters in a collision utch Shipping. MUNS TOSE 252 PLANES IN WEEK 4 SUBMARINE GETS U-BOAT. Progress, on May 22, with a loss of two men rdam.— Holland has ted , he hoard. of educa American Army in France What WwW. B. Hoyt, carpenter's mate, Et. { : modification of th ’ Allied Aviators Give Good Account Of | ; voted te minute the German Cruising Craft Sunk By | was apparently a deliberate attempt | tleboro, Maes, and Joseph M. Farley, | juan priz .t April 24, according Themselves During Week, ¢ (3 an in. the oh school Britisher, to wreck American hospitals in the fireman, Chicago, were the 1aen lost ; tement made by Foreign Min. | Washington Two hundred and los ) ] present school tern Landon A German submarine ¢ | rear of the American lines in Pleardy | An announcement by the Navy Depars ter lon | he Chambe The | fifty two German airplanes were A x iy Fa forcing Mayor Alex T the cruiser type was sunk May 11 in ceurred Sunday afternoon when the ment save the Wakiva, formerly i ‘ fd tha pite the German | brought down on the Western front nt J ngaingt loafers, the the latitude of Cape St. Vincent by a | Germans hurled high explosives and owned by H. 8. Harkness, collided fer to make exceptions and provide | by Allled aviators during the When [he ce ul fied ear Seven nh RITest British Atlantic egcort submarine gag shells within a few hundred yard with a navy cargo carrier She was ditions safeguards in certain | ending May 23, according to pdvices id as NSsTIn % to Director Robert Ww: The Admiralty made thes official an- | uf two hospitals. Fortunately, no dam: | rated at 863 tons, and probably was in | + revised rules imperiled | received hare by the British Military y of the departinent of public nouns nent, | age was done, {a patrol squadron. Duteh shipping Mission Works, iped with a few geratches, | . on ‘ ; ride U. 8. 5. Wakiva Goes Down, NOW HOLLAND PROTESTS. eatanant Mihi horses for ede + alee fn Sundays study it the
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