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APPEALS FOR MAKING
OF MUCH SAUER KRAUT

WASHINGTON. July 31.-The rainy
spell has resulted in such an enor-
NOUS cabbage crop that the agricul-
ture department issued an appeal to-
day for the making Of sauer kraut In
large quantities in the interest or con-
servation. The departments report
indicates that cabbage has come into
the great market centers in the last
few days in unprecedented lots, and
that thousands Of pounds are about
TO rot in cars and on wharves. The
governments food experts say sauer
kraut can be made with little labor
from fresh cabbage, producing a food
endorsed as healthful and appetizing.
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Bir Guns Taton.

COPENHAGEN. July 31.--The Berlin
Tageblatts correspondent ut Austrian
army headquarters gives the number of
cannon captured by the G"rcmans In
the Russian retreat as seventy. those
taken by the Austrians numbering Near
ly 200. General kcrniloff. according to
tho correspondent apparently is attempt
ing to organize new resistance along
the rock Russian frontier.
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pnnanian Statement.

LONDON. July "l.-"ln the ih"uI''"'',
an. r,.viun between the rnsin valley and
tho pu,nn the enemy tried To attack Us
NJ different points, hut tho attacks we're
cycrvwhcr> rcruIsed." says the official
pun,,ri,n ,r,,r statement under dnte nf
Iulr IS. Fight Is in progress for the
possession Of tho MnEura tasllun'7
height" the statement adds.
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French StAtementg.

PARIS, July 21.-The French attack
today in conjunction with the British
was highly successful. according to the
official statement issued by the war
Office tonight. At small loss. the French
troops carried important German posi-
tions and inflicted heavy losses on the
enemy.
PARIS. July 3l-Trench forces last
night made n successful attack against
the German position along 1.50o-yard
front al La Royere and west Of Epine
de Chevregny, on the Aisnc front, says
the French official statement issued this
afternoon. 4 German countcr-attack
was crushed
The French took 1G7 prisoners. in
GLIDING two officers and Is non-commis-
stoned officers belonging TO three regt-
ments.
The artillery and infantry. the state
mcnt adds were active In the Cerny-
Hurtebise sector.
The French statement reads:
IAN attack delivered by US at =
o'clock last night on a front OF l,SOO
yards south of La Roycre and west
Of Epine dc Chevregny resulted in COM
plete success. We reached all our Oh
jectives and we broke a German coun-
ter attack in the course OF which We
took 167 prisoners. including two off,
GERS and about Is non-commissioned
officers belonging to three regiments Of
infantry.
artillery hghtinS followed by In
fantry engagements arc being maintain
ed with much spirit In tho CernE-
Uurtcbise sector.
I'm Champagne. northwest Of Pros
ncs. the enemy after violent lombard
ment. attempted n surprise attack which
was turned to failure by tho vigorous
Of our artillery and infantry fire.
There have been active artillery OK
changes on both banks Of tho Meusc."
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italian Statement.

ROME. July 9Th" Italian official
statement issued today says:
"On tho whole front tho activity Of the
artillery was not marked. In the TRAY
ignoln valley one Of ouur patrols dis
porSed detachment of the enemy three
times its strength. killing some mcn.
including the officer in command. This
morning nm enemy machin" was brought
down i'll flames near pOdgora.
in Albania last night our scouts
fordcd tha EuyuSa river east Of DorZa
They drove in tho enemy patrols. IN
tEcting losses and taking arms and ma,
terial"
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The offensive launched this morning
by General Sir Douglas HaiE. the Brit
iSh commander. in conjunction with
General Pctan. the commander or the
. French forces. against the German lines
on the Belgian front Is the culmina-
ton Of the tremendous heavy gun bonn
barrlmcnt which has been in progress
almost continuously in this hren Tor 4
week. The intensity OF the artillery
drumtirr with which the entente allies
had been demolishing the Teuton
trenches preparatory To today's assault
has been described by the German gem
eral staff rs the greatest in the history
of the warfare, even surprising the
terrific fire maintained ut the beginning
Of the Sommc and Arrns otlensiVes.
Military observers have attributed TWO
objcctiveS for the entente Offensive
the capture nf the Belgian North sea
coast which has been used by tho Ger
mans as bascS for their submarines
and to assist the hard pressed Russians
on the Galcian front. The battle front
north of tho river I.ys stretches from
Warneton. on the 1'ranco-Belgian Dor
der, to the North sea coast. the distance
between those two points being about
20 miles. Included in this battle area
Is the famous Wytschaete-M essines
front where the british. on June. 7. after
after exploding one million pounds OF
high explosives under the German lines
attacked on a ninc-milc front and cap
tured the high ridge. several towns,
a heavy guns and more than 7,0DU
prisoners.
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complemeuted by. Kaiser.

COPBEHAGEN, July 3l.-A despatch
from Berlin says Emperor William lett
Mitau, twenty-five miles southwest ct
Riga, Russia. and went down the river
10 the Riga front where he compliment
cd tho troops,
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Michigan Farm Lands For Sale

FOR sALE-FamnS Is the business to-day that -
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farm hands and WACO get into this clssa
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British Losses,

LONDON. July %1.--liritiSh casualties
in all th'LI"rS of military operations
published in the newspapers during tho
month of July total 1l.S3a Officers and
men. Tho officers killed. wounded or
missing total 2.Ih%, Will" the men num-
her 69.%2g
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Many Are Mere Boys.


Many Are Mere Boys.
No check has yet been made on the
number II German prisoners cap
turpd, but they are flowing in steady
y,rcsm rack of the British lipes.
Many Of mise captured at the Menin
rnnncl ana other points are mere
boys.
rhp tanks again played Il prominent
part in thu opening OF the battle. ana
REPORTS firm ali sections OF the BRIT
ish front SAY that their work has been
mos; satisfactory. Large numbers Of
these monsters were employed and IN
maIy cases pursued their destructive
and uncheckabln way to distance lar
within the German lines.
Further information obtained from
German prisoners concerning the Brit
isb preliminary bomhardment indi-
Gates that the effects Of this unparal-
Iclcd expenditure of ammunition were
disastrous in the extreme. both in
damage and to the morale OF the Ger.
man troops. Within the past few
DAYS six Dayarian divisions were
Withdrawn from the line and replaced
BY fresh troops, because they wcr" so
thoroughly demoralized by the inferno
of fire which they had undergone.
Photographs taken by aviators back
of the German lines show that there
was scarcely square yard of terri
tory along their front which was not
devastated by the high explosives. 1t
* small wonder, then. that the Ger
mans were holding their front line
thinly and were swept back when
finally the time arrived for the allied
infantry 10 do its work
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on the highways. a paper pinned on
the corpscs reads: Here lies trail
tor TO his country" Red badges and
other symbols which accompanied the
Generalization have almost disappear
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was mapped out as the German STAN

was mapped out as the German STAN
wished Il to be played.
There arc Officers who believe THAI
with the allies greater forces snd NOR:
powerful artillery they now could be
certain of fairly quick success II trench
lighting could be abandoned for the shift
AMI strategy Of field operations The
Germans. these Officers say, also know
this. and have no intention. II they can
help it, Of permitting any change in the
battle scheme they have forced upon
their enemies,
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Profound Impression.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. July 81
The Rritlsh.French assault on the Ger
man right flank has made Il profound
impression here. because. In tho judg-
ment of many American army officers,
it is directed at the most vulnerable
point on the entire German front.
Complete success. for Allies. sweep
Ing the German line back from the
sea along the entire Belgian coast,
would be- an immediate answer to the
U-boat warfare. Tho main North Sea
bases for U-boat operations would be
stamped out Behind that achieve
ment, then. would stand the possibilt-
" that the entire German line in
France could be endangered by flank
attack.
Reports from London or the front
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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Situation Hopeful.

l.pNlrN. .Iuly 3l.--A despatch Ia
the Times from thu headquarters Ui
tho Russian seventh nrmy says the
situation Is more hopeful. Panh's
among the rrjr"HirrS ar" SunPrrSS",
riI,lIlrssly. Thr", divisions nf cavalry
have tukru p"sti"us across the whole
front of retreat.
I'r*rrl"r.s are shot and attempts IL
Sprrud panic arc suppressed by prompt
executions. u, S"rtcrS. spies. and aEi-
tatnrS who enjoyed c"mplct" immunity
under the c"mmitt"" systcmc lie dead
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALE--s room house on Left Hand run. Gas
And water. Or will rent 70 responsible party. In.
auire OF Mrs AIMS NAMING on premIset su-l-j
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RInsral from the reEdenes Of hsr parents. Nj and
Mrs Henry W. Refer No. 5ls North Huron street.
on Wednesday. August ]. 1917. u $50 O'CLOCK T.
m, Int.1nent private In Greenwood cemetery.
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sorBwELL-on Tuesday. July ST. 1917. AIS
o'clock L. H. 1t wheeling hospital. LOUIS II.
RoTHHELI. in the lind year OF biz -
run.r, services II the residence q Booert and Harry
Wells $40 Main street. Thursday morning n 10
o'clock Friends OF the family rssnsooulJ Invited
In,srment In Greenwood cenctu0
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BERLIN. July 3t.---St

BERLIN. July 3t.--StronE attacks by
the entente allies have commenced
along 4 wide front from the User to the
Lys. In Flanders. fays the official state
ment issued today by the German gen
cral staff The infantry battle in
Flanders. tn" statement adds. has thus
opcne1
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LAwYER-On Monday. July 80. 1917. n S:'s o'coei
A., m III tho Ohio Valley General Hospital.
CuIRLEs E. LAWYER In tho Ash year OF bis sse.
r,,r.-, from the r,ddenc. No 81 Florida street.
"wednesday morning 10 O'Clock. Services u
m. Thomson NJ = church At 1880. Friends OF
the family respectfully Invited 70 sttsnd lntef-
nent In Green wood cemetery
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FoRBES-AmlndA Bailey. wife d the late Hsnnl.
bal Forbes. on Sunday. July -, ~ IL so p M. 1t
her hUmc In Elm Grove
Funeral and interment prtrstA
please omit nowerk)
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Gar-mnu RtatamGnta.

BERLIN. Via London. July 3l.-The
British attack in Flanders on both sides
of the Ypres has been repulSed. accord
ing TO the German official communIca-
ton issued tonight. Only a crater POSI-
ton was taken in the assault. it Is as
serted
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aHDERsoR-On Sunday. July -. 1917. II o'eloct
4. m, It her home No. 1900 Marshall areet Ben
wood ". Va. MRS. MARY ANDERSON. aged IS
years month and days
Funeral from the late retddenes. "wednesday amer
noon at o'clock Intequent At AcAechen Gene
terry.
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REEp-on Monday. July so. 1917. q 80 o'clock .
NJ. EDITH MILDRED hETzEh, vie = hoy
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Counter Attacks.

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE
AND BELGIUM, July s1.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press)-Late today It was re-
ported that the Germans were counter
attacking at the point Of Junction Of
the French and British forceA
The French who attacked on the DIFF
ficult territory between Di1mude and a
point near Rossinghe forced their way
across the Marsh and captured the
first two German lines.
With a few exceptions tho entente
allies. accomplished all they had plann-
cd for the first day Of this battle in
Flanders The casualties Of the French
and British we're surprisingly light
Six Bavarian divisions were with
drawn and replaced as they were de-
moralized BY tho inferno fire.
At one point the British charged
through their own barrage fire to pro-
vent the escape Of fleeing Germans.
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THE WESTMONT s! S !;;=:s !, 4 !:

Sra wafer bath; runns water In rooms: cuisine un-
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BRITISH AND FRENCH

CONTINUED from FIRST PAGo.)
man Crown Prince at Hurtebise
and Cerny, and to assume the Of
fensire themselves and advance
their line along the entire front.
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First British Report.

LONDON. July 31.--l'ritiSh troops In
conjunction with the French forces on
their left attacked the German positions
along n wide front north Of thu river
l,vs at $50 o'clock this murning.
The allied troops: according To
British official statement have captured
their FIRST detectives on the whole front
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CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL HEADS
HERE To INSPECT COAL LANDS

and are reported TO be making satlstae-
tory progress At all points
a considerable number of prisoners
already have hccn captured BY Inc
French and British.
The text IF the British statement an
nuuncIng that an Offensive had been
launched by the british and French
against the German positions north OF
the river l.ys in Flanders says:
In conjunction with the rrench
troops operating on our left. we ut
tackled At $50 o'clock this morning on
a wide front north Of the river Lys.
The allied tro6ps have captured thelr
first objective on the whole front at
tackled. and are reported I" he making
satisfactory progress at all points.
considerable numbers Of prisoners
already have been captured
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D I E D

cRAso-on Sunday. July -, 1917. - $50 O'clock
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Funer, services from the family reAidsnes wednes-
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VICTORY OF ALLIES


II was only at the second line that
the British met resistance, and here
after sharp hand-to.hand fighting, they
forced the Germans again 10 with
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Great Prorrass Made.

BRITISH FRONT IN FkA\If" July
s1.-tBy The Associated ss'--Thr
entente allied forces which launched
their offensive this morning have adj
vanced, we'll beyond the shell shattered
front line German trenches. In many
places they have reached tho SECOND
line defenses on q 20 mile front OF at
tack according to the early reports.
The British and French troops went
Into battle under cover IF what p"r-
haps was the greatest baraGc fire ever
seen during the war
The entente artillery Is moving for
ward and the whole situation is salts
factory in every particular.
Between Dixmude and BocstnShc tn"
attackers reported they had secured!
the two first lines OF trenches aft r
having fought over tho most difficult
terrain Imaginable.
The British again have captured la
Bassec Vile which they recently r"lln-
ouished 10 the Germans.
The British and French forces rrc
facing a large concentration "f German
artillery and fresh troops which have
been rushed up.
The entente allies have established
complete air superiority.
The entente military Officials say
tho morale Of the Germans here Is not
ND to the old standard.
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Over Wide Front.

LONDON. July 31.-The long expect
ed Anglo French attack for which there
has been three weeks of the most IN
tense artillery preparation was COM
menced this morning on wide front
north Of the Lys river in Flanders and
according to General Sir Douglas Haig,
the British commander. satisfactory
progress has been made at all points
and considerable number Of pri:f
oners taken.
The attack was made on the now
front gained after the British capture
Of the Messines ridge which was a pre-
liminary to this latest move.
Artillery preparations for the at
tack were as violent and extensive as
ever have boon made in the war and
the fighting in the air also has bccn
on an unprecedented scale. The guns
which had been At work along the
whole British front with only few
short lulls thus keeping Tho Germans
ignorant Of the exact spot or the mo-
ment Of the coming attack. were re-
doubled Sunday. since which time tho
road which on some occasions could be
heard in London has bcen incessant.
Dispatches received in London yes
terday from Holland said that never
before had such violent bombardmcnt
been heard as that during the last Il
hours. The sound came apparently
from tho direction Of Tpres
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-30

Mrs. Carl KObylanski returned to
her home in Chicago Monday fol-
lowing a couple days visit here with
her sister. Mrs Adelbert Wiatrow-
ski SOC w. Thomas ST.
Joseph Wojcinski of Indiana Har-
Dor is here visiting with friends
Micheal Kastrzycki arrived here
Saturday from Michigan City for a
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Anthony Grylski, who has been
here visiting with friends, left Mon
day for Indianapolis.
Frank Drygalewicz arrived here
Monday from Chicago for few days
visit with friends.
George Luzerski has returned TO
Chicago following a few days visit
with relatives Lsre.
Frank Lipicai Of Indianapolis is
here visiting with friends
John Czerwinski. who has been
here visiting with friends. left Mon
day for Michigan City.
William Ruszlicki returned TO Mil
waukee following a few days visit
with friends here.
NIicheal Kastrzech. s. Chaplin st
returned from a short visit with
friends i'm Gary.
Adam Kalminski left for his home
in Michigan City after a short visit
with friends here
George Braslomski arrived here
Saturday from Indiana HarbOr for
a few days visit with friends
John Wawrzon OF Gary is the
guest Of his father Stephen Waw-
ron. 1923 w Napier St
Walter Garczynski left for Mich
igan City following a brief visit with
friends here.
Stanley Slenczynski. Prairie av.. is
spending a few DAYS with friends i'm
Chicago.
Stanley Felikowski returned to
Fort Wayne following a few DAYS
visit with friends.
Anthony GrZymski. Walnut St. re-
turned from Chicago where he has
been visiting for the past few DAYS
with friends.
Walter Krzewich left for his
home in Fort Wayne following
brief visit here.
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The Housewives Economy Calendar
BY Frances Marshall

as tomatoes, green peppers or in
making stuffing for meat
Any sort of cold cereal of which
you have quite a little left over can
be thoroughly chilled and then cut
in fairly thick slices, dipped in egg
and fried. If YOU cannot afford the
egg use milk and fry in butter or
bacon fat. Served with little
crisp bacon this fried cold cereal ia
delicious luncheon dish. Care
should be taken that when n is
fried the cereal is thoroughly heat
ed as we'll as Drowned on the sur
face. This may he done by placing
in the oven for few minutes after
il is fried
Fried corn meal is considered
delicacy when served with chicken
in the south Various Of the wheat
and corn cereals friend in this same
manner are quite as delicious when
served with the meat course in place
Of potatoes or the additional vege-
table.
Cold cereal is successfully used by
many women 70 make gTiddle cakes
and mullins. the cold cereal taking
the place of certain amount Of the
-four called for in the recipe. When
il is used in this way il should be
fairly thick or else more Of the
cereal and somewhat less milk
should he used In taxing this sub
stitute Of course a good deal de-
ponds on the consistency Of the ce-
real and the sort of batter needed.
If YOU try IL. do so with a recipe with
which YOU are thoroughly familiar
and work i'm a little at a time with
equal amounts of -four until you
have a batter OF the usual con-
sistenCy.