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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 08-11-1918 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 8-11-1918 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 08-11-1918 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 08-11-1918." (1918). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/198 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CITY A. CITY EDITION IjBUQDERQ1DE J URN& EDITION THIRTY-NINT- H YEAR. VOL. CLVIII. So. 12. New Mexico, Sunday, 1918. Daily by Carrier or Mall, 70c a Month Eighteen Pages Albuquerque, Augustll, Eighteen Pages Single Copies, to HI PflP I LES KEEP THE E HEMY FlflERSIF NEW YANKEES RON TO T EUTONIC LINES French Mosquito Tanks Going Into Action 01 WHEN YOU TAXATION BILL REACH POSITIONS YIELDING UNDER GETHIMOM RUN BILLION SHY OF AND GO OIER THE TERRIFIC FORCE SAYS GEN MARCH II TOP AFTER FRITZ OF AL BLOWS ill i i. Mr Chief of Staff States "This House and Means Com- Make Forced is In Ways Americans t a Enemy Full Retreat Along is the Time for the Greatest One-eigh- th of mittee Lacks I March, in the Latter Part the Front Against Which in His Review of Effort," the Sum Required to be of Which They Race, to Be French and British Made Allied Offensive, Raised in Revenue Measure. in at the Designated Time, Attack on Thursday, 4 NEVER A "V " i GIVE THE FOE RESORT TO THE TARIFF If GERMANS ARE RETIRING WHOLE VALLEY OF SOMME . - CHANCE TO RECUPERATE URGED BY SOME MEMBERS .. t ,1tAh' ALONG THE ENTIRE LINE IS DOMINATED pit-- '&&Hp4 BY ALLIES on Do Not Ex- "Keep Hitting Him; Gross Sales Tax and an Allies Penetrate Far Into Germans Reported to Havo Allow Him Time to Think it cise Tax on Tea, Coffee and Enemy Territory in Amiens Lost Chaulnes, Which, if Rainbow Division Over;" Sugar are Suggested to 'u District," Montdidier Is Now True Places Rupprecht in a Has Done Brilliant Work, Make Up the Deficiency, in Hands of the French. Precarious Position, MORNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED lY WIRE) SV MORNINS JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE tftV IftORNINA 1 JOURNAL SPECIAL EAREO WIRE! ( l ihlalcd As:K-l3t- f 10. "This is the Wur lml by the d Washington, Aug. Washington, Aug. 10. The house With the HiiliHh Army in Franc, Press. time for the greatest efforts; keep the means ways and committee tonight Aug. 10 (by the Associated Press). The I rein h have driven tho Ger- enemy running." is even billion tdiort an dollars of its These small tanks, .r size of Hie buttle on over North of the Ancre. the I'ritish have mans before them for General March, chief of staff, sum- the und' weight ordinary tank, operate ground an important $8,000,000,000 goal in the framing of which their big brothers cannot move. They are driven by an nasoline motor and twu men, one firmly established their positions and gain east r MontoT.dicr in 11 marized thui today to newspaper men bill. ordinary cany curdy. That the tentative draft of the revemio driving Willie the other mans the guns. Their hmall mu! make them ii difficult fur nro out toward city, wliMi was tho a,- - the situation In France. be- high speed, target pushing patrols Hrayc of a (Jer. Standing Chairman Kitrhin of the committee uernian guns. The Germans man salient that now liu.s hoen fore the maps at the Mc-Ad- throughout the day wiped great military expects to confer with Ssocrctary out, fell to (lie Frciii-l- i First war department, that show clearly next week before tho, bill is were retiring nil along tho line, en army at is midday Saturday. Itcfore nightfall, Just where the German being given its final and differ- deavoring to save whatever they could lh- - beaten out approval according to French ar offleo back, he pointed that the ences between tho treasury ajd the as tho French launched their new at- slalemciit, the victorious battle front was behvi s 60,000 Prisoners and Guns French great rapidly committee regarding the excess prof-It- Many 419 OFFICERS IN tack against Montdidier. forces had t arried tho battle line on- straightened out from Rhelms ,;to the war tax are to be ward to sea ; expected The French attack today resulted In an uverago depth (f slit mJi; straightened Allies in Marne the of Montdidier. This move- on a front or approximately twenty "They have not yet." he said, In oufj how best to raise Captured by and taking miles. Hinden-bur- considering ment is considered as most signifi- "gotten back to the original g the the Hii-e- remaining billion dollars there as the allies now penetrat-e- d In days of lino, where the German began cant, have engagement was renewed talk among committee, Somme Drives, T into the lines In the that in (h of Muut-ilklie- r, his advances this year. We still haV-- i Says Lloyd George far enemy taking members today of the feasibility of a Amiens district. The nre re- the I rencb Ksk 8,(1011 prison-fr- n. some to gain, so when state- W Germans territory gross sales tax. It was calculated that treating rapidly out of the pocket Their raptures also Include! ao ments appear that indicate the war one per cent on line of business (By Morning Journal SimhIhI I ensort Wire.) guns and mi enormou.s ma- Is over this It. every of which Montdidier was the apex. amount of at point, would produce between $1,500,000,000 London, Aug. 10 (via .Montreal). bad been a factor in dealing with the Americans British now terial. This Is tlus Tim to Hit Hard. New- The and have and $2,000,000,000. But it wag held Speaking tit a luncheon today at situation, "he said, but one of the GUARD Crushed by the Impact of the IJilt-is- h, "This is the time for the PROMOTED advanced beyond their objectives greatest that to apply it to every business port, Monmouthshire, Premier I.loyd greatest was the combined command. north of the Somme. The whole of French and American offenaivo tho . effort, keep enemy running. That would be too drastic. There was George eniphasined. the of "But it is not over he con-tl'e- d. on the battle line from noith-cas- t reason Is he- also importance yet," the Chipllly spur Is now In their Albert, Is tho the I'nlted States .nf vote hv. .pushing J'1 Germans "The ji(,nt-- y lia.i rot to de- of Uhcims, to the - Oise il fil'dii jJ'H"n 1e;., .,a'i after ..fighting f the most river, ir,,. e,l!i tW luiiftiusjtk aiMi NUMi,'.,,.:A tux of three cents- a iioul witolri jiUif ltiiiAst- ol the Amiens' pend on lis rtiscliuiuil. What the north of Compiegne, Merman forced is we I desperate character. power; tliat uithe reason want the on and ten railway. wants is a arc back Som- limits for both pound sugar coffee and or country good, steady heart, Submitted Tho casualties of the Americans streaming toward the age the draft lowered fifteen cents a erf it was to free from not an Inter Recommendations me tlver and the Neale-N'oyo- n and raised to more men. pound tea, "Hundreds of trains used pass excitement, were not more than, was to be expect- cam,!. get would $400,-000,00- mittent or heart one of So far as can be ene- is no now to stated, produce between through Amiens daily." the premier irregular but to Daniels ed, considering the bltkrncss of the doler.tilned, the "It time talk about $.',00,000,000. we were de- blows and If wo that I Secretary Range my is in full retreat and said, "but temporarily steady keep , all along toe the war being over. It is the tltme to believe wo will win." fighting. front hit hard. ' Some members urged a resort to prived of Its use until recently, when All the Way From Com- Details of (lie Bill lie. against which tho allies flung the tnriff. we were able to employ twenty trains The premier, referring to some of the themselves on Thursday morning. ' It "The greatest advantage of the to be Details brilliant baltlo which is The whiskey and beer tax practic- daily. domestic difficulties that had to tho Americans British for reported from Par! that French whole thing has been the change of is said March 21 all the manders Rear Admirals, ayd fought are in the allies ally has been agreed upon. In general, "Amiens now safe through the met, that after the are now available. In order patrols Chaulnes. tho principal from the defnsive to the it be will allied on the Mai ne difficulties of men for the spur German cehter west of offensive, which is a creat may said, that they raise recently triumphs finding to go over the top at, tho appointed the Subline. military S10,000,000 and soft drinks $50,000,-00- 0. and the Somme, which were duo ,to army had vanished liko imist. Montdidier at the- of tiio German asset. IRV time tho Amer- tip We have the enemy guessing now MOPNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAEO WIREI yesterday afternoon, the unity of command.
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