South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 250, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 September 1918 — Page 1

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. li.t.-rtijtin... N-n- t-rvi: WITH Tin: URITISH ARMY ' , ;thi: i ia n d i ; it .-' dattli: fuont 1 fiioon". Sep " The tlenr.äns .n-' i üj ha.d!o u t!i?ht tow.ml the old . llindenbur? line south ot Cambro. ' , ard north of Xt. Querttin. accordirs . . tu reports ju-t re.ic!i:rt-r here lr-n rht- tightinpr front. ;

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Denizens of Underworld Re corts Scurry From White Light of Publicity Booze Sold at City Hall.

:Gen. March Says One Concern; toH?ct ',hi!,d xh ol ,ufe'" jGermans Thrown Back Before loch's Forces Close 'ictorv :cek

'British and French Vessels Bear Down; Has Increased Output From j' More than nnr ,f urineot! Laon to Positions Held Be-

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on Huns With Racehorse Speed, Saving Yankee. Troops.

Four a Week to 100 De Havilands.

: t.-ooJ had con .MpiKrJ by fe-

! British oathvLt of Carii'oral and

Metz-fn-Coutrr. :n th .iv.- district, has been occupied.

j J Durin? th' inoTth drive the 1 T 1 V. .... .. . ! , . . - - - -

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fore March 21 Prussian Guards Beaten.

in Possession of Many Former StroncJ

7" holds of Hindenburo Defense.

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'than l.l'OO do Jlavüund plants have 1 bttn dcliert'd to d.itc, and of thest 1 nifjrt-- thrin mu luivi. li-ti hiiwfd

LONDON, Sept. 7. Tvo German submarines that -A'erc puriu-. abroad, g. n. ivvton c. March, chief

i.. ,-. ;s i i . i . j ! ic t i j j i,u n ih.,'in two American traniTorts '-vhich had become separated from of tut toM ,'H'mlH'r- of the nat t..,r .,, i in l i , I,', ' , . r i , t Y-i t ,! military aiiairs: con-ji.itu e at their 'lt-;' ; ;,,! , !','l:jthjir onvoy. ere sun. in tue Englibli channel by British and ! wcckIy oolir,r,1K., ,Kixl hhu today.

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prifoners. 7 0 a ji d nearly three ; ii;t--: .ti..;,.d N.-w - v i . 'or. of - ai.,1 town:, as vf 11 WITH Tili: . AI i.'Itl' "A ' .i:.IV' as hundred of s-vi.jrp r.. !? of er-iiX ntAX Midnight. ' r it cry. M-i.i-ii:s .' 1 1; i -ti:.n ;-n. !

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, ir-,.1, ui iwi-f iff'-tit i:- i riciicii ü tMfU t. T jubi as a L'cau iu appeal mat uic .'Viucnuii! im vü... .i n.... v.a... .. ,, , :,lf , ,. , . -r, v. ! , . , ! to the work of the I":.-: her Body com!;t N,-i troops n-ere surely doomed. ;pany, which harf r,achcJ Pructioaiiy ' , , i The transports were approaching the English coast when theja quantity production baii-. K' ' !" " 11 't- . 1 7 Ä 0 , Heretofore thU companv. Gen.

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Tlie "U'otait -w.'f 'a at tV.p liortli ern end of tl.- Hintitü- ir Iini lia? bf.en ma.hed 1y t;e Cv:ti;h. forcing the f iir.i itrp..t t-hind the original llitid. hiu;r- 'l"fr.iv

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on i . ilr v.-.it "frwjii : . in-. hirttch tii.j An.-: icur.-i hav- .io.-- d! t h-- ji.-e-.ir. . :t :in- ytorr.id tl-,t- ')Wt r h-,!i nf -"oy t'-uest. tli ; shpiniu' .ff t!v uth")'i 'jviT-i

March taid4 had been delivering on

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i.n.u.i ,.; cMiay ,r. in,, aauuni,-, rv-clvc of the ships headed tor safetv and the others, which ! an average of tour v:an,-, a week. ULI IILULI'J I n I I I LU iti.-i. .T-a.,. h:,-S, o.-.n. now-- - I La&t v f,0,. .hey (Jeliver(J H;p this r. e.uruh: a.iv.i a--. j.utr .my were cUt oil, darUJ tor a i-rc.K.l port. j number being included iu the total j flT II fl ft H ft J! T Tfl

to the .1-. :::;:,v. a :.o:i , . The submarines and the convoying destrove were trailed halt: figures for deinene which Gen! L II L I 11 WL I II .tin--. .,., oyir,, ; " ' ! March tumi,hed the committee. , I .1 III Ul I ,n-i -v....,,,. wuh,a across the channel. , VrsLlns Coiliman,N Ktmx, Ul UiUiUUIVIL IU

QUITS EMPTIES FOR LOADED SHIPS. : lr J: Q I II 11 M H 1 1 C T C X lon:, string of empty transports was moving outward on the j ud .-mW, of the -rntto.j f I A U H U U d L Ü

uru,. t, "i pa. .1.1 1 i ,; , return voyage 10 America ana a submarine was coming up to at- ateru:u ti-.at the latest teures re-i-Tr,-1 uh.U-uli .p!'-nv!ck thein. bur when two miles, an-av, the U-boat commander sawKtIv '" '-!!.- wiK' - 'tt'i lJtH - , ; per cent of our m-n "owr ther I .,1 ,i iriiv ti.. d ty. upp.ii-fntiy to , the other transports and started oil to attack them. , now dircetu- under tin- com- Government

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LONDON (1 p. m.). Sept. 7 The Fr f'nc.h have advanced a few miles on a 40-mile front, at one point, making four miles progress. Tergnier has been captured from the Germans said a report from the battle field this afternoon. British troops have progressed alone: the entire front from Havrincourt to the Aisne river. The capture of Tergnier by the French is an unusually important feat. Tergnier is a big railway junction center.

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Uron i; m-rae-d ::h aj.f.u- and j mlle t T0I11 ha here, r-ne m ziüji u-n the Oer man r.-.-i: :.n-. on -lu Ch-:nin j tending tilt.1 sOUthem e'd-.l Ol IIU ilindei.!" .'.' dH D-.)nr if. m p-.mi .r u. i- ..nt j rhev are tour mile-- fr.dii : rncr,:-: tl;inVe-l . . . n t. i center of the line. To iho .f thi- x.or.r rrencn are i:o-v tiie ,! v iied ndv..n.-- a -a in fhn;: thejiilie from Allizy tt hl'Jnj. -ner.-v bar!: om nf ordinary i.i til- ! For thi imist ivir: th.- ( jrr.t -i '-.- -in--

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; ;;,.V,';.',,; u;:,.,. j the allies pressed the retreating enenr.

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,- :.,.Kin,' suruMiinc sufiiicrcu, uui cauic iu lue siniacc aaiu auuut, , ' S I With CltV UttlCialS HeqarÜ- I'rn neo-A -ri-- an advane-. vr iMinied, lell into tile hands Ol t!lC

n.i . ..nun,. W ht-thvr th l.UUO yard 5 trOIll IIIC tlOOp Snips. I lie sUCmerslCie was lieaaea tended the eonferenoc. indicated ;,n ;

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fort..'-!- .l!'r.ll!,''-:i!(!)'1 Ott, Ol t ... , , , - , , ., , . . , ., na nft f- .li.f -in futnro ittt

..m,0 -,v i üntisn aestroyer leaped upon tne prever ana urorpea a deptn ; " : 4"wv ; "T- 1 ' ' 'J A , , ; 1 .. 1 1 ..March cl 1.1 not disclose whether, m 1

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:n- c..a.iSw uaa.t uFu w.i.u. : his opinion, this concentration tore- j or aron tni n,oriuuf - ' ' BAYONFTS IN FNFMYS RIR iid thl Tilt! Mihiliarilli? w:i b Own cmnletdh ulll Ot rhi w.lti bv thi... ., n.. .n,nd a tdta:,! fron. Washington. ''ets no.thast of .ront,irr.y. . DrtIU'1L, I-it-iViI KIt5:5

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i . v i fiv.im this ii.ori-.inL' re - i h-icl fror.; their iir,. of m-o-hin :

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FRENCH SHIPS DESTROY SECOND.

j their allies or vh ther the Am-ri- 1 :" .al of two wvdiimwit oitieial,,

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In the meantime a s ' itt French destroyer swept around the two i Trooj Continm .Moin-.

.-oath fVud thi., afternoon in re- I 1 !,ro nn''

to the .rop..al .if the Kovern- 1 rman a.- in.-i :i :o erect JC. ho;:e in this city 1 '' :' 1V p" rr T'"!

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r.. ' ' r:' ' " . mric.in Iran-ports that vere in peril, putting do--vn ;i smoke- Tn-oi. nipmfi.t, taem; of the , .. .-t-t of J7ve.v. 'iTi-vrii -riu-i-i- nt r -1 S -oreen to hide them iron, ihe Gernwns. " : ...,..:... ,,,.! hav, cortin.. : ti,,- ...ur ,-, swy-, ,V.lo fU "') 1 l" 1 ., ,. , , . ..... , dunn-: th" rat m.-nth a, the sair.- 1 yart and int-mtjers 0 the city coun-! v ,,.Mrtu.c that ;.y u.k ; I he hrench ship suun about just m time to see a second Ger-jrat0 a, ,iurinl? tlK. ..uP!KU r. ,-;fTi ; M-ni meet th. two cosernmc.u i ,LVrw T - '":,v ...,.. 1 . I T1. .. ..- . t I .V Itl. , .I'll. 1. ' . I 1 1 I . .

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A hreucii uiiicer in Ctd)iinen!in-

this retreat and the ( 'lerm.m reiireuier.- : year, said: '4Far from the C'ldh. me:ho.-!c.ii 1.1;;... .

I this time our bayont nrc i:i the e:ienr. ::i The German resistance i. a- :;o,im o th.e ; HindenburiT line, "iure the en em; h.iw :.at ; sectors of Giiemin de- I Ume- .md Sv 1 h..h

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1 'r n w-i.j.. r. j .nuthcr depth Charge -V.IS then Unloaded from the French mail- . the ovcr.-eas thiini-nts. h--r. ; held in regard to the action 01 the ll lV, t.iv me; "ii:"t,t": n':hl!l lTi'-n' and the submarine was destroyed. Senators .aid. j vernmmt m arPropriatir.tr $:oo.- ,.,f tllM olt1 .t ,-.ip .a m juan.. tho..i 11,,, ., .,.1:4; 4:.in t- ' i r r. v T M-hM-o ! ('fh. March" M.itenunt tha '.'.j i hui for th? erection of houses h-re ;n.T n;j-,r.-: - -'.;ir..i t. 0,.,-rat, ... John J. H.nes. a politician trom Jcrse Ut N. J., a ho a pr (.Pnt of th,. tr0,., al,roaJ w,r,tu tak, cal,. of ,v,.rJijr),u mPiovc-ii , 1 f:; itii ,.,..- .d-r e.tv.r than v.i.atjOn 0I1C Ot the transports, declared atierwards that the ".'Or.N 0t ,,ou- directlv un.ier the cotnmand of :it the indumai j.iant. in South '.t.tr.l to.'-n

"r - if ' i.arr.- t -jtl.e hntt-ll .Hid rrCnCll destroyers Was WOnaerttll. j the American ron.n.ird.- ij.-elv.ot A::ni" .p t,iv .A;:"! "It looked as though we had no chance at all' said Hayes. "Yeif oxpeuitionary fo .- uav '-" "JMUd'r- ,VU,;'-:I' UUthe!-1id not think we were troin- to -et away, tor it seemed as thou-h ! T 10 th" th,t h ?hV",:tnr, .!.. i I ;-. . . I ... in , . . v ., T , t Aniei tea n soldier- s-nt .ibral would

theiiiav. ndvane.-.! ow'r ' r. :k ' . i rheir movement

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-hat.r Millie British could not possibly reach us in time.

DESTROYER MAKES SPEED.

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t.. ri.: mj- an.u u y ".,, v'w " 1 - lw -;mattcr for si-ectiLitii-.n. n -as i.oit.t-

i.. i- oi. jo- .-'.:: i; a i. ; a uritisii destroyer u:,nped aneaa iie a locomotive under luii.i n..t -.n.i tv.,w r.r.t . i.,..-! ur.n t

j !eec!'e their truininc nnler him t :iiht".-n'! of hiii?? Virijj.i th-.. -.-:tli either (the t'reneh or British. Whether tin.

FOE RESORTS TO TERRORISM. I Iiis tune tne ;iiiie- are appi '.icih:.- tlie . je.:r ieu-es with superior a r tiller;, and aircraft. ;t::d i:

on tne tirs; attempt t- breach thi cliain

....-.- "- i 'or Tn.- ; '! :: ).lu.i u'.e nr.-- attempt i" tvc.tcn T.ii ciiam : : ;.,nid tin- hoa .ir, uudv conid - i r. Mt n:- 1 1 : f;-- j The deep disarpoirumerd ..t tlie remuneration bv the pov-.rnmT.T. and it -s ! r..u r. . th r"'i -'li-.i th. ' -n.-h- . ,1 ' 1 , ; . prolate that a de,istoti as to which j -in -it r, ,:,t,n,- ' mitCh v:UuaPle .Hdind anglich ;; one of tlie tracts will i-v iw-d w ili T 1'. r. i'-tf,-, . f--on ; tat-tl- iH J ; M IU I' 1 .1 -v : ' : 1 1 1 .1 ; 11 alld Jc

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South 1J. I:d ha- '..-t i: ji Oiiii---d Ol! ' "i - : i.i 1 1 1 ! "n' 7o'.iiimi j.v the po'. tin 11.-nt to v" ! t. .; . 1: . ;!!

! tili-, ,-ity's h-t:si!r -or.dition- i Tl w-- 1 '....'.-

'.oup.r.u. ur.u 1 steam. We t inihnt it v.i foim-' to run over th? iibnmnne A h th. -h:ef .f stair, liowwer. that

.,: : ' ": '""V fN n ..0,V : depth charge w.r dropped just in front of the U-boat, taking it i &'JCl' l --,t:r4 t;,k" j n,.,re ir. th.' vnt 'that n i -et-n'ti.. 1 ' miriai t,-m ''-d Or. I--'-!. J-I ' , 4 . - itlie opinion of -ai!o;:s st-liator- at . ,, ' ,. , r ' i t ... . I. ... ,,t . .. i Oil t ie S. t , ' !'.ar contiin: au-ther -at. iv. u . ".. in n.i . ,. ',!-. i : . . : tie o'.'.ti.i ' J confer"' oe j . , , . .:. t .!; f, .u ..a! ,..,. t a-r "The submarine rose oi feet into ;he air in a black, -mokiivj.;' l-our;"i"-,it il'rn !'!'-' -'VM : ;;''r1""" .''h ' ,:" i :.e"r. -,,m t- h.o th- nUss of ruin-. in n A , ninAlllnr u-eK uyo. .u.d upon d-,.art:n ir 1 1 n;; ox

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tncir pain. !:verywheie tile ( ie: ni..;: furnimre and titer .utiele -eut into ierinan-

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"The siibnurifie tin1:! v.:is v.. .-hve to rmr sterri that v j u-.r.- :

, .'tl i alonist lifted oat d the ater ourselves by the tremendous e

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"Then M lien the French destroeer thre-.v off its char ire we were i

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; 'i1 : '- ':;!;' ' ::T;,! 1'yAl;i-: ! rolled over on our beam ends !n the blown-up rush of water, v" -.-.r ;! !.'.xr 1 1, .'Väv 1 I he submarine was surely i;one. for the surface of the wate: th-'n"'.'.::-.u" w:h h; thick -vith oil titter the explosion. There was a heap of wreck-

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. o:i.-!i?e "n tite -urtace. a!-o.

"LOOKS LIKE A RACEHORSE."

Wahinutoii. tliev told Mavur .ir

; -on that South I'.-ud v.o-uld h.- -i i f. , nii i.Mii a with .iPoth.'-r Sl."". ji'Hu to eoi;. - in tlie i-vt'iit th- ..ii ontmu''- ;iiiy i-t:-t!i of tint".

! Made- 4'oniplctr surc. ' j A tijl'.iiiiftt ur-- t.f tin- i it a- 1 j made by the u'o. rt: n;-:: t otliCi.il.-, inj rk'ard . ti..- rt-t'h'ii ot '.'..' houses'

: here at a t c-st tor f .L. h hou.-i of ar

That British detro. e: looked like a racehorse as it plunged!

or. mm. 1 forward. It was oin fas: that its nose was under water. -'Tlie British and French, shins continued to dart around us like!

:Two Steamers Arrive Safely proxiniat,ty u. The trnmer.t , ,, , , l.ien r-icctd th- na.- to; . ; .

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