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The Stanford World (Stanford, Mont.), 06 June 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053199/1918-06-06/ed-1/seq-12/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
• anommeenstu • WILL WIN THIS GREAT et) WAR, so be conservative, .ii -.l! liii • ,, r • pin a itadlori: ult tilitul Iiiii .1111ill! , 1 II 'IN hug• \\Thy c;I ti'I. .Voll .111 ;ill 1 l' 0 4111/ , ' 11 . i - ••• i .1 fi•• ,•••• .'.!..1 1 eo' I t:%:- • WI. .111 Fl Basin Trading Company ki \A FIRST CLtSS STORE I NAN IDEAL LOCATION . ' umaPitiairietaaaWirisittile - ASMPAMIBAMMIIMMIGUiliniElatIgifilliMIZISk • t 111 .1 I I • F 1:11 *O MB is without a question one of the most astounding stories of air and land adventure 'written since the war be - gan. A flier under the British flag, O ' Brien, after a bard fight with several — • - oche ' machines was final - , ly wounded 8,000 feet in the While being taken to the prison camp with a German guard beside him with gun loaded ready to shoot, he made his escape by jumping through a window. After 72 days of crawling and slipping by night and hiding by day— bleeding, woundsd— passing sentries boldly — fighting peasants -- he crossed the boundary into Holland. No wonder he was received with joy by the English public—no wonder air, brought down and captured. audiences all over the United States listened breathlessly to his story. YOU can read it now for we have secured it for our next serial This long -limbed, hawkfaced dare- devil Irishman -- they could not keep him out of war— they could not kt I him ----they could not hold hind Ecad his story, it is a splendid proof of that indomitable spirit that makes Arnery - i unconquerable, invincible. Our New Seria1l--3 1,re tic' • • • a.• ••• ••• • ..••• v.... ••••••• •••••••• ots\.•.• - •••W...-••••• , ••••••,-•. ..- • - V. C. COOK LuST ON TRANSPORT Feci • • •2 t,H11,1 ;I ;111•01';J'y (C(11/1ilitif •I :rout Page fhtei •ooyliots tinf plaee at before Or al ter t he tocliclia eF - c:Alicry could: be tilled,; strilek. and 'it was Slim - Olt Abe waN not Palled 10 report for - submarine the bottom and vier. until Xi -Member and - ; t let go the torpedo when the ship !,I akin to ('a\ i,„ 11 \s 5 '4l• \ii` If\' \ 1 11 )( \;i 1 j 4)0 4118 Mill jutted for aeverai 111000,8 11 ; Whig) lite IllSe;i1Ila 11' ? ils sunk. ' being moved from there to f. Virgil ( 'oolt wits vintager ,otl.j erai camps and at last the loeal ereamery * previous to at Camp Mills, Long Island. THE STANFORD WORLD NEWS REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEK Germans Start a New Drive on Paris. Striking Lines of the Allies in Champagne. ADVANCE, BUT LOSE HEAVILY rro:h's Reserves Ccme Up and- Huns Are Checked North of the Marne— Americans CAry Out Offensive in Gallant Style—Italians Win Two Victories. By EDWARD W. PICKARD I.:.st •, , linessed a rem- drive till the 04 , 44 in nl. • - . 1.•• • :1 in ti • I . , 7: 1 • !! • t . 1 :1.,• OWIt• : '.\ii 011. ,-- 1. -1 1111. , f ri • • lint by itat tune Ilester. ! were vrriving in terz•• I,,•rs Nod the ilesper:Ae• efforts of ft, rmans to wldett tile snliept • nblewr,Iy mat v !II II,,• sat•nrbs the to. 1 ,!ititf onto the , • I f•;•, front that cit. - 1Zt east side of •P, V, rist!tti'l I ;• 1•111 . • HMI ..1-1.1.1.41.rs Of It... Mlles • •; •-. 44 ft It ii i'al• - , 11.nfio. t;.••,• :••••' ••••V.1 VI` 110 tlint they ceii!•1 •••• o oorn-.1 1 of the befoi. !bey reached Om neigh1...-14- , 1 l'ar:s. not foot of cr...1.,.1 easily or elienply. bat were pursuing their former policy of reCrIti,... in good order before vastly is•rior tiontbers, molniainIng their Hoe letcet boll sparing their reserves as meth PS possad,.. The coot -wen erodes selected for this thin! o ere those 44 the croon thotteh they are conlintlInlefl realty not by that degenerate son of Ili.• kid...T.1ml by Generals Yon Boehm :14;(1 l'ou 'toot.% About thirty divislons 'Iilargo. droves of tanks Mal notch v, cr.. brought up too She rho - min des Ihum a front in dm nights and kept coneealed in the dnytime 1•11 hull the allied avintorti hod tin inkling that I.. , long expected attack WHS . . to 14 insole there. Fin -log the :10 divisime \ler.. nine French and four British di- Hons to stop the Germans ...hen they I egan their attack on N14.iiilay between Coney mid Helios, after a terrific born. !ointment gas and high explosIvi , shills. They forced tb - eir way down In the Mgt*. the first day. and even crossed that river at some points Next day they made a further advanee of some live miles, reaching the Vests river and forcing a erOPItialt lit 1.11.1111eR bat alremly they were being slowed up. and on the flanks they were able to make little progress. Wethiesotey they directed great MARFPN ut IroIhilS at Sole - soap, and the French and British there, after exciting a feartill price In liven. Withdrew to Ihe western •riefrorie Meanwhile the German center was pushed forward to Fere.en-Tardenois and Vezilly. On Thursday the entire allied line War reported to be holding well, find thereafter the Gans made • and difficult progress, or none at all. Foch's errangemente for bandlinS his reserves proved excellent, and the fresh troopa arrived swiftly ni,.l with- out ....11111S10111. largely toy itmtortrtiek trains. and got into the tight immedi- ately Ott 1'e:101111g the front. V•41`; Colllpfileil to keep in mind the tact tlint more floion :ief00,000 Gertiont soldiers are facing him imil•tlint vast numbers .ire still threntening ArlitiliS and Ar- ras:, end eiM 1 r'11114 . 11t7Y r• , ,irid not make his everynitere ro ',hick us Is.' would like to have It. Ihti '•• Mons for quick shifting of troop. , ;,re lid- toirablo. c e rp ili p I. it this •., , ; , ro,•,) from ...iirecs. !,‘ op to the pry...tilt -oort by the Preini'l cal \ere of :11 1 . 1'.; 1 10'11 ,4 \ 1,'- -f !, • I , atel .! mil lp ; ;- '• • ! !I ''r••! t'r- iwere • ..• - tot': '1 ' \ 11 u'-, Thn '..1;•!!;,:! 3 t -es • of .1 ,•• th II' I.!!! led 'tile -(1 thetp , y \co to it. ;; - \ triten STABILITY is an essential quality for whieh you naturally look in selecting a farin loan bank with which to trans- act your business. We are fast building into one of the 'most prominent financial institutions of the Northwest. We're not here for a day or for a year -- we're permanently estab- lished and we hope to take an increasing part in aid- ing in the finaneial and in the agricultural de N'elop- uncut Of Montana. wil pay you til fie0 Write tU3 Gia,111 yOlir fara !Min The Banking Cor , -oration Farm Loan Bankers Old Eint Natl. Bank Bldg. LEWISTOWN—IVIONTANA \ • in: • V i b..ascs. Furl ft !I ]r ' • It: . 11011 •:• .v Hel .•..1 •Ire• • ,•( hot tol.'Icialv re. not the size that 4.4.unt. ..o.• it •is the solendid i was in -1.00 American , , howood the Oer- - - F r 1 , 1i ttr.... Fl ft UM/WV: P seetor the trims i....vy :track on the American !oesday. hut %Ver.. Olivet, hark 1111.1, , /IONS. 'rite Atnerteth s WITT' few and not a prisoner ta ken by the enemy, though that 411.1r main 4.lijoet. That night otio roo wes great artillery activity till ! along tile front northwest of Told. and in Therstlay Timmy aerial bottles were fought there. I t ' In PI:totters ifie Germans made one me attack, earls . in the week, between t'ofirmd•zeele and 1,4,..re. but lifter en:n- ine a small hit 4.f gromid they were driven !nick with severe losses, characterlstie bit of German tint - Milt:: our the deliberate bombing of Anierican hot:pilots in a town Many miles from the front, tine imrse kilted mid a number of irnanded wo.re injured. The Ilim aviators also made several iittempts to raid Paris, luit the nir defenses of the l'rencli capital are now so sobtorithie titiit the raiders were eu ci lv driven off. Amerlettn avia- tors nre now helping to defend Paris. The Italians apparently grew tired of waiting for a renewal of the Ails- trim1 offensive and took matters into their own halals. In two 01,!-Iling op- erations they entitured important Inu'minutuitn positions in the Tnnale re- gion. together %NIG' Iiili Ily prisoners and guns, and cut n big gap thnoigh the Austrian defenses on the lower Nave trent at Ciopo Sne. 'rho first of threw betties one fought on ground 1.200 feet aliove the sea and amid gin- Oen; runt! melting WillWa. — Sweden, it nits announced, tine signed is conimercial and navigation agreement with Great Britain and her allies. A sir»ilar agreement between pounars and AMONICH lies AO angered Germany that the Danes have been served with SD 11/thafitlial that H must he canvelvd. The swamping of the Hun submarine by American shipbuilders goes ahead merrily and no longer Is there any doulot of the ultimate failure of the wrinare. A significant event of , lie v%*\..olt was the launching at Newark if the Agawam, the first of the new .tainlardized fahrlentell steel vessels by the Emergency Fleet corpora - The itruuth admiralty announced that - lie transport ship Leasowe Castle had :wen torpedoed In the Mediterranean with a loss of 101 persons. The ceotral committee of Finnish 41orknien has protested against the 'brutalities (if the White guard, which, II asserts, lins imprisoned 70,000 per - •1414 and slaughtered prisoners by e holes:do, hitnolreds of the killed being women. In this - delectable work the IVIdte gutted Is helped by the German soldiers. - . Of great Importance was the an• wuncement by the ndotiniatration last Wednesday that the United States tow supports the nationalistic aspira- tions of the Czecho-Slovuks and the logo -Slays. Until now the president bad gone lie further than to express .yinpatify with the idea of autonomy fur the tinti-flerinatt Austrian states, hat lw hae. changed his attitude and • • ginew policy &Tido muerto encour- age the subject races of Pmperor Charles to revolt. It will certainly encourage the brave Italians who are lighting along the Piave, where before long American troops will be with them in the trenches. 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