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The Evening Current in Carlsbad, New Mexico

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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1918

Page

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Greatest single communication line endangered by Allied advance

General March said the Allied push northwest of Verdun threatens the main German line to the western front. Pershing’s forces have reached within 18 miles of the great artifact’s positions as Germans rush to strengthen defenses. Despite the influenza epidemic, American troop embarkations continue at about 250000 monthly.

Associated Prena Washington Verdun Germany March Pershing United States

French and Americans Push In Champagne as German Left Flank Yields

French and American forces press in the Champagne sector forcing German withdrawals from valuable ground east of Monts and near the Auseppe river. In the Morrouvilliers area allied troops gain the heights, threatening German positions. southern sectors show quiet. The advance pushes overall casualties and materiel totals beyond the milestone of 1.85 million.

Associated Press Paris Champagne Monts Suippe Morrouvilliers Auseppe River Arxonne Forest Rheims Mock Mont Medeah Farm Morotyillers

Model Market and Bakery Presents Full Deli Line

The notice lists a full range of meats including beef pork mutton veal cured hams shoulder hot beans and baked goods. It warns that all accounts must be paid by the 10th of each month or further charges cannot be extended. Phone 82.

Munitions Plant Destroyed In New Jersey Disaster

A massive explosion and fire swept Morgan New Jersey after an 18 million dollar shell making plant of Tagillenpie and Co was destroyed. The blast left many dead or missing and forced evacuations across twelve towns as workers on the night shift remained unaccounted.

New York New Jersey Tagillenpie & Co Morgan

Yanks Repulse German Raid East of Gerardmer

Associated Press reports American forces in Lorraine repelled a raid near Gerardmer with 60 attackers all killed or captured after a 40 minute barrage. Simultaneously British fronts report widespread fires around Cambrai as German torchings continue.

Associated Press France Verdun Get. S Gerardmvere Lorraine Gerardmere Alsace

American Forces Break Front in Argonne Meuse Advance

American troops attacked between the Argonne forest and the Meuse river in a morning assault. The advance at points extended over a mile and several villages fell into American hands.

Associated Press Paris Argonne Forest Meux River

Democrats Speak At Court House Tonight Campaign Meeting

The Democratic campaign event opens tonight at S and S o clock at the court house with Judge Granvine A Richardson candidate for congress and other prominent men speaking. Voters are urged to attend to hear the day’s issues from these speakers. In Holland no belligerents are invited to negotiate peace.

S&s Court House Granvine A. Richardson Congress

One Billion Subscribed to Fourth Liberty Loan

The Associated Press reports one billion dollars already subscribed to the fourth liberty loan. Also noted: about ten ladies returning from a Roswell conference will speak at the Methodist church Monday night at o'clock. FOR SALE 65 pigs 50 to 80 pounds each at 16 cents per pound. 10 brood fowls due to farrow in October and November HH Hubbard. Iwatteep 20

Ay Associated Press Washington Roswell Farrow HH. D. Hubbard Iwatteep

Sunk American cargo steamer San Sabo near New Jersey coast

The American cargo steamer San Sabo of the Mallory line was sunk about 15 miles southeast of Karnegat New Jersey. The death toll is unknown. Also reported Copenhagen dispatches noting German and Austrian appointments and Bulgarian abdication rumors.

Associated Press Washington San Sabo Mallory Steamship Line Karnegat New Jersey Navy Department Strock

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