PUSHING THE HUNG
AGROSS THE AISNE
Germans Continuing Their Hasty
Retreat.
MANY VILLAGES CAPTURED
indications That The
To Go Behind
Line—Strong German Rein-
Teutons Intend
The Hindenburg
forcements Arrive.
nch and Americ:
rding the Americans at Frag
eastern end of the battlefront
ne, but attempted ne
LLACKE xore han 3.000
t: n gas projectiles
the American line
VON HERTLING RESIGNS,
Chancellor Gives
As Cause Of Action.
Count George F. von Hert
" *"
Imperial German
Health
ance;
LARGE AERIAL LOSSES.
man Machines
Against 216 British,
Destroyed
on al operations One
balloons were
911 tons bombs were dropped
various targets. Two hundred and six
teen British machines are missing.
ment
hostile and
on
destroyed
of
NEAR GILLION RR. HOUSTON RIDTERS
WORKERS GET ANSE ESCAPE GALLO:
Dearth Sentences of 10 Negro
McAdoo Boosts Wage of the Soidiers Commuted
Lower-Paid Classes
NOT IN ON FIRST BOOST
Desires The Cremency To Be a Rec
€87.50 a Mont)
in Order Effective
Basic Minimum of
Established
September 1—Merit Sys-
tem Adopted.
ognition of the Splendid Loyalty
of the Race To Which the
Soldier¢ Belong.
BOMB SHAKES
it Kills Four and Injures Man,
in Chicago.
120 CAUGHT IN LANDSLIDE.
re Still Buried at
ard.
Portsmouth Navy
CZECHOSLOVAK RECOGN
Move May Have Fo
War
r-reach
Situation
CAPTAIN BROOKS KILLED.
Fismeés
When
Explodes.
Life Near Ger
man
Loses
Shell
Erican
WILSONM.
NO TOUR FOR
ir He
On Hand.
rtant Leg
slation Now ON THE LAST LAP.
Bemi off Statement Sees
Allied Vic
don (via Mot
ry.
L.on il)
Parle
lowing semiof
papers print tl {
5 { it
glatement “The
hand when the superb efforts
Allies will begin to bear fruit, W
lation hour sean
the President
understood to feel that a prolonged
| absence from Washington this month
would be unwise,
ling revenue legis
mportant matters was
nihg po st.”
Somewhere in the U. S. A.
» rl
TE TALL ||
eS XT
3 i i
. a ard
fF RAIDING PARTY
OFF ALONROD
Hit WAY
EN
AGING Dla!
Only Rallying of Fresh Reserves
y ying
Can Save Them.
ARMY OVERRATED
GERMAN PRESS EXPLAINS
Blames Failu
LENINE MAY
Leader's Co
Be Cr
Bolshevik
To
1.000000 IRON RATION ORDERED,
Ground Meat And Wheat Pressed Into
Cake For Yanks.
d of ¢ meat :
and a
An wil
MI POSE 1
compressed into a cake
block of sweet chocolat sus
tain a man a da)
TO DIRECT SHIP LINES.
H. B. Walker Placed In Charge Of
Railroads’ Steamers.
Washingtion—H, B. Walker
dent of the 1 Dominion Sit
Line, was placed in chi
« steamships operated by
Administration
yo 1 )
—— A nigty
ORG NIsLYe
Cis
wrge of
and will
tion's
People's Commissary For Home Af
fairs Killed.
ques
can be
there is
whell war
before 1919 Ameterdam Moses Uritzky, people's
nobody here or anywhere el 2 who commissary for home affaire at Petro
knows the answer that question. | grad, has been assassinated The as
ut there is no embargo against pec ‘gasgina, according to Russian advices
Every strategist, official Or |;eceived through Berlin, were arrested
Of couree,
1]
BEER BREWING
310P3 DECEMBER |
Food Administrations nai.ounces
Drastiz tove.
AFFECTS OTHER BEVERAGES
The Breweries
Betweer
The Effect
May Be
Decerr
Allowed
Open
ve per
Nation-wide Prob
MAY BERING HL
Of Interpreters In
Corps
increased
HUNS ABANDON PEACE DRIVE.
Teutons Agree Present is No
It
Time
For
red hat the present
peace offensive
Switve
ronforenes
tween Admiral Von Hint
Berian
Th age says the Teuloaie for
eign mini : agreed that the Entente
must made to realize Marshal
Foch the German [ront
and A to
that
\
wreak the
vearg would
Germans
official French
ng on the report. notes that the
be required
defeat
An
ment:
dispat
ninisters did not speak as
a victorious Germany dictating peate
terms
SENATOR FIRST TO REGISTER.
Henderson, Of Nevada, Sends Draft
Card To Elko,
Was Renator Henderson
Nevada, has 1} ligtinclion of being
first member of the United States Sen
ate to register under the new draft
law extending age limits to men under
48. He has filed with local draft an
thorities a registration certificate to
be forwarded to his home at Elko, Nev.
He is 45 years old
of
the
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