Burke, Miss Lillian Clarke, Mrs. Mix, Mrs. Shields, Miss Von Tllborg, Gladys Mickey, Helen Franz, Mrs. Whittier, Belle Willis, Catherine Franz, Mrs. Frank Mix, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Howard David, Miss Bertha Taylor, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Warner, and Mrs. Nicholson.
TERRIFIC ARTILLERY ASSAULTS Germans Open Great Offensive for the Recovery of Positions Taken GUNS ROAR ON BOTH SIDES Indications Point to a Tremendous Drive by Hindenburg Against the French Advanced Positions PARIS—A titanic artillery struggle is progressing over the greater part of the French Front, it is officially stated. Between Ailette and Houlmin-Laffaux in the sections east of Chevreux Wood and north of Rheims the fire is heaviest from the German batteries. A violent bombardment of the French positions was directed last night along the Champagne, guns on both sides roared unceasingly throughout the night. A German attack was repulsed near Monte Teton. The violence of the German artillery assault suggests the possibility that Hindenburg is preparing a counter offensive against the French. The German artillery fire has been intense for three days. The positions under bombardment are principally those commanding the valleys led by the French in the April offensive.
GREAT UPHEAVAL BRINGS TROUBLE HOME TO AUSTRIA CABINET RESIGNS AND CHAOS M  AY FOLLOW WITH OUT
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1 LONDON—Emperor Charles is confronted with the most difficult task he has encountered since assuming the throne,
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(Amsterdam, emphasize the difficulties the government must overcome to obtain a cabinet that all factions fill.
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