Daily Kentuckian, 1918-08-29

and heavy loss Inflicted., f . ' AND WILSON WON I , "Tha next few weka will be a r, r,-betwen - betwen r,-betwen Hindenburg and Wilson." said Lloyd George, tha British Prima Minister, in a speech delivered t fcd.titurgh. May 24. In view of tha outcome of tha sec second - ond second battle of tha Marne, there can bo no doubt that Wilson won the race. The AU-lligheat may issue procla proclamations - mations proclamations .to hia depressed and disheert nd troops, telling him that . the Americaa armies and numerical su superiority - periority superiority do not frighten as," and that "the desperate sfforta ef the en enemy - emy enemy will, aa hitherto, be fiuled by your bravery." but nevertheless and notwithstanding, Wilson won. and Germany la beginning to rerlue that Wilson won. New York Wt.il.1

brother, E. H Jam, war with him when tha and came at 8:45 o'clock. Tha senator bad boon a patient in tha hoepital about lis month. Olll M. Jamea, on of tha leaden of the Democratic party and long a dominant Agar la Kentucky poli'.im, eerved Ave consecutive term ss a msmber of Congress front tha First Kentucky District, waa elected Unit United - ed United 8tte Senator by tha General As Assembly - sembly Assembly i ;12, and was renominated for that oAc by a large vote at the StsU priorary ea Aug. 3, last Bora in Crittenden county, K., Ju July - ly July 27, 1RT1. aad educated in public

To him came tha exceptional honor of presiding over two conventions that nominating a president His death will cause eal sorrow all ever Kentucky, for ha was without doubt tha most pvpu'u- man in public life in Ken Ken-lucky, - lucky, Ken-lucky, liis place will be haid in indeed - deed indeed to fill, because ha was a sis tee teems - ms teems n and not mere successful poli politician. - tician. politician. ii i IMWI . , ANOTHER STAR. Fenton S. Cunningham, ona of the young men in the list of aelectivea 'who lefi yesterday waa a linotype

STEAMER E.RIC SUNK. The steamer trie, of 600 tons, has been (fnk by shell Are, presumable by the same submarine which tent four fishing schonera to the bottom on Sunday off tha Atlantic coast The ainking of tha four schooners by a German submarine off Point Platte, Miquelon, " apparently Indi Indicates - cates Indicates that the U-boat la working east mariner said. Tha point where the vessels went down in tha farthest east that tha submarine has yet oper operated - ated operated in its attacks on tha Ashing fleet.

t at all unlikely that the i In Mexico waa something ' a mere clash Caranxa it America and Mexicans -. unfriendly and many e openly pro-German. It .,. t. Caranxa, who wished the Kauur i ".y more happy birthdays, is try!'', to "help soma" by doing sonvthi'K to stop tha ateady stream i f Aim" in who are going over ov ov-v - v ov-v to take part in the Rhine. If so, it may to make another choice plea and furninsh Villa d amunition. LIEJAMES. of Senator OUia M. ' very prims of his use-

with Perrono at tha appex. Thia tri tri-angla - angla tri-angla a a little mora than thrwa miles wide and eix mile deep. Tha Germane In It are fighting with their back to tha river on both th nonet and the east The French troops sprung their second trap when they penetrated th Carman front, over a front of 19 milea to a depth of teven miles, short ly after tha fall of Chaulna. They are Mill going forward.

. - . cnnuren, mciuaing; tim, ,,, de.th WM BK John T. Wade who ia now serving' ct, , . 0 with th American expeditionary - Mr- Edwad waa about 79 year force in Franca. I of age and was a lady af lovabl runer.1 aervlces.- conducted by' on,Ut, ,nd her death causes Rsv. W. P. Gordon, were held at the de,p r.Kret ,,,. her tarf, elrcl home yeaterday morning. The bur- of r.n,i. she ... . life.lon.- m.m.

Biitish Headquarter in France, Aug. 28. Tha British have carried Croaille Isnvourt nd Fly aad tha French hav taken Marchelpot TTief Germans factn the nttleit forces from Arras to Soissona tvery where are in dire peril. j On almost every sector of tha bat battle - tle battle front, the enemy lino continued I to crumble before th allied attack.