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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
ROSYJSKA KOMISYA w
CHICAGO

xiii D. ~
le przvbvia wczoraj pred poiud
MEM do Chicago ! powitana byia
Z wielkim entuzyazmem Przez Q
gromny tium, ktory zebrat sig
ma dworcu kolejoWym Union Byi
to t}um r6znorodny, W ktorym
wszystkie narodowoSci alianckjc
bvlv leprezentowane. Widoczne
byly flagi rosyjskie. amerykah,
skie, bry.yjskie, francuskie / IN
ne.
Powita} komisye ma dworca
miejski komitct recepcyjny, do
kt6rcgo nalezy p. !. F, SmulSEi'
kt6rv take reprezentowai Polski
Wydzia} Narodowy / przez ca'y
dzien we wszystkich Objazdach
towarzyszyi komisyi.
Komisya udala sic natychmiaSt
do hotelu Congress, gdzie odby-
10 sic przyjecie obywatelskie,
Nastepnie komisya W iowa
rzystwie komitetu obywatelskie-
go udala sic do stacyi marynar-
skiei Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station, kilkadziesiat mil ma
poinoc cd Chicago, gdzie 10000
majtk0w przygotowuje sic do
S}uzby W marynarce. TIL komi-
sya byIa goSciem kap. w. A. MoS
fetta, komendanta stacyi i wzieia
udzial w przegladzie.
Ma dworcu Clybourn czekaf
ma powracajacych Polski wy
dziai Narodowy W automObilach,
ktoremu towarzyszyio kilkadzic-
stat innych automobilow, zaje-
tych przez wybitnych obywateli
polskich. Zwiazek Polek miai tax
re wlasny automobil.
Ambassadors Bachmeitcwa
przedstawi} sedzia G. A. Brown
Mowy wygIosili w jezyku an
gielskim ambassador rosyjski i P.
J.. F. Smulski. Mowy tie podane So
w ca}oSci ma innem miejscu.
. Komisya przybyla pociagem
ma dworzec Clybourn o godz. 4
gdzie natychmiast wsiad}a do a
utomobilow ! eskortowana byla
Drzez automobile Z r~eprezentan-
tami polskimi do Parku Hum
boldta.
Tam II stop pomnika KosciusL
Ii juz sic zebrai tlum Z 5000 O.
sob, ktory Z wielkq serdecznOScia
powitai komisye rosyjska.
Ambassador Bachmetiew zlozyi
wielki wieniec II stop nBohatera
dw6ch Swiat0w".
Prey koncu ambassador Bachmi
etew da} okrzyk ma Geese wolnej
Polski w jez. rosyjskim, kt6ry
wywoia} njeopisany entuzyazm j
oklaski ze strony publicznoSci.
Straz honorowa podczas uro--
czystoSci przy pomniku peinili
Sokoli / Skauci poIscy.
Wieczorem odby} sic bankiet
w hoteIu Congress ma Geese ko-
misyi rosyjskiej, ma kt6rym byli
obecni najwybitniejsi pred
Stawiciele wSzystkich sier chica
goskich. Gt6wna move wyglosil
sam ambassador. Sedzia F. O.
Brown by} mistrzem toast6w, I
komisarz robot p~ublicznych, F. I.
Bennett DrZemOWiI w imieniu "a
rzadu miaSta.
Ambassador W swej movie O.
Swiadczyi solennie, re wojna
trwat mus tax dlugo, dopoki
dwie bratnie demokracye Stany
Zjednoczonc i Rosya ME IT,
czynia SWAT bezpiecznym ola de
mokracyi. Walka ia dopiero do
chodzi do kulminacyi. Zdrada !
robota agentow niemieckich Jest
p~owodem, zc chwilowo armic ro-
syjSkic ME NIGGA sic zdobyc ma
pochod przeciw w~rogowi. Lee
zastdj ten Jest naukq ola caiego
narodu rosyjskiego. re potrzebuje
silnego rzadu, lolajnego ~narodu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
kOSZT w!
NIESIE So, 66O,48
Washington, 4. sierpnia.

Washington, 4. sierpnia. -,
Minister Baker przedlozyl wczo-
raj kongresowi obliczenie, wedlc
ktorego koszt przeprowadzenia
konskrypcyi p~ierwszej armii ma
rodowej, pocz9wszy cd regestra-
cyl, a skohczywszy ma wcieleniu
do szeregow, wynosiG bedzic S.
66O,4S0. Obliczenie to OPERA sic
ma tych cyfrach, re zaregestrowa-
10 sic 100000 0 mezczyzn, do eg-
%zaminacyi ~lekarskiej zostanie po-
wolanych 100000 a do wojska
wciqgnietych 1,lS7,0C0.
SENSACYJNE SAMOBOJ.
STWO.
Toledo, Ohio, 4. sierpnia. - O.
bawa odkrycia PREY egzaminacyi
lekarskiej w czasie poboru do ar
mil prawdziwej Yjego" plci sklo-
Mia ,,Samuela Ackermana" do
p~opehienia samob6jstwa przez
utopienie sic.
samuel" byi W rzeczywistoSci
kobieta, kt6ra udawala mezczyz-
ne ipracowala ma swe utrzymanie
jak mezczyzna, a navel swego
cz9su poje}a "a zone jedna Z
dziewczat W Nowym Yorku.
iona" ,,Ackermana": otrzyma-
Ia diva lata temu rozwod Cd swe-
go ymeza", ktoremu zarzucala
zaniedbywanie, ME dawauie NJ u-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

sic reprezentacye Towarzystw, Cd
bedzie sic przekaska ola gosci W sa-
Ii bazarowej OBJ. Sujaka u zbiegu u
lie 14tej 1 SO Ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
)NERKA ZABIJA SWE'
GO MEZA.

Nowy York, 4. sierpnia. - Pa
hi Blanca de Saulles Z Roslyn, L.
l., znana w tutejszem ,,towarzy--
stwic" milionerka, zamordowaia
strzalami Z rewolweru swego me,
"a, ktory swego czasu nalezal dc
najlepszych gracz6w W pike no.
INA ma uniwersytecie Yale, pc,
ten zas przez pcwicn zas s}uzy]
W dyplomacyi.
Pahstwo de Saulles ME zyli I
SODA, gdyz uzyskali rozwod, sad
zaS przyznaf ojcu opieke mad CITE
roletnim ich synkiem. Matka przy
byla wczoraj do domu swego by,
lego mega i zazqdafa wydania
dziccka, skoro zaS ten odmowii
po}ozy}a go trupem pieciu strza-
fami Z rewOlWeru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
Prswie k..dy po1ski agent real.

nosciowy oglasza sic W DzIENN1KU
CHICAGOskIM DO nieiednokrotnis'
przekonai sic. te tn najlepiej mu
ua onlaci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
POLSKA LIGA DZTEWIATEK
PARAFIALNYCH.

.Janowo ma Mlodziankowie.
Michalowo ma Piotro-Paw}owie.
Stanislawowo ma %Sercowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

ySNSAJ II oASA
la pos}ow przyjefa WczoraJ be-
zadnej opozycyi rapport konferen-
cyl przedstawicicli obu LIB W
sprawie przed}ozenia o rzadowej
kontroli mad produkcyq / roz-
dzialem zywnoSci, akceptujac po--
czynione w MEM przez konlcrcn-
eye zmiany i poprawki.
DIS rapport ten ma bye pred
stawiony senatowi, gdzie jednak
ME bedzie prawdopodobnie PREY
jety pred wtorkiem ~przyszlego
tygodnia. Spodziewana jest prze-
ciwko MENU silna opozycya, nd
czele kt6rej ma stanqt pan Gore,
demokrata / prczes scnatoryalnej
komisyi rolniczcj.
Przediozenie w obecncj swcj
formie zgadza sic W zupeinoSci
niemal L zyczeniami jake odnos-
ME do jego brzmicnia wyraziI
prezydent Wilson / jcgo cabinet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
NEVADA POZBYWA SIZE A
AGI-
TATOROW.

Reno, New, 4. sierpnia. -
Wskutek licznych skarg ma agi-
tacyjna dziaialnoSc c. W. Nc
Kennona wSrod g6rnikow W dys-
trykcie kopalh miedzi Yerring--
ton, zebrai sic obywatelski komi-
tet I dwustu, ktory wyprowadzil
tego %anarchiste i czlonka |. w,
w. do granicy powiatu i napedzil
go, zapowiadajac, by sic wiecej
ME pokazywal. McKennon jest
szwagrem w. D. Haywooda. Po-
dobnie postapiono tez Z dwuna--
stu innymi czionkami organiza-
cyl Przemysiowych Robotnik6w
Swiata.
Salt Lake City, Utah, 4. sierp-
MIA. = Do wiezienia t~utejszego
Qdwieziono czfonka organizacyi
/. w. w. G.. l.. L~ongfarsa, L gle
boka rama W plecach Cd bagnetu,
ktora zadai mu zofnierz milicyi
PREY aresztowaniu, kiedy Long.
fars stawiaf opor i ME chciaf sic
dac wziat dobrowolnie. Przyczy-
ma aresztowania byly podburzajq-
&c mowy ranionego, ktory napa-
dial w mich ma Rad i rzucaf obelgi
ma flage amerykahska.
Phoenix, Ariz, 4, sierpnia. -
Gubernator Campbell wyslaf do
Bisbee, Ariz. prokuratora w. E.
Jonesa, celem przeprowadzenia
sledztwa W sprawie deportacyi z
tego miasta i okolicy 1920 Pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
KRONIKA MIEJSCOWA

DIS komisya rosyjska bedzie
goSciem majora generala Barry
W przegladzfe pochodu poboro-
wych. ktorzy stanowic maja ar
mic narodowa, obecnie organize
wana ola Walk przeciw pru-
sactwu.
Pc poiudniu jest wielkie zebra
ME masowe w pawilonie miedzy,
narodowym blisko rzezalni. Ze-
branie to re wSzystkich ma
rodowoSci alianckich urzqdzone
Jest specyalnie ola komisyi ro-
syjskiej. Nastepnie komisya sic
zajmie komitet zydowski i "a
wiezie ia do pawilonu parkh
Douglas, gdzie przemowia Sc
dzia Fisher ! inni.
Wieczorem ten sam komitet iy
dowSki urzadza bankiet ola kO,
misyi W hotelu Congress.
DzISIEJsZY POCHOD Pc
DIS odbywa sic pochod pobo'
rowych, I ktorych rekrutuje sic
pierwsza wielka armia narodowa
ola WALK przeciw prusactwu.
Beda poborowym towarzyszyli
ich przyszli o]ficerowie, kt6rzy O.
becnie sic ksztaIca we Fort She
rilan.
Przeglad pochodu wykona ma
jor general Barry, komendanr
centralnego departamentu wojen
nego. Komisya rosyjska, obecnie
bowiaca W Chicago, bedzie jego
goSciem.
Chicago jest picrwszem mia
stem W cafym kraju, ktore W ia
kiej formie dis odda Geese tym,
ktorzy powo}ani beda do z}oze
MIA najwiekszej ofiary ola OF
czyzny, ma jaka moze sic lojalny
obywatel zdobyc.
Gen. Barry wyda} odezwe, W
ktorej wzywa wszystkich obywa
tell i wszystkie obywatelki mia
sta Chicago, azeby jake widzo
vie oddali Geese poborowym W
pochodzie. Kazdy, kto moze, ma
przybyc do Sr6dmieScia i wziac L
dzia} W pochodzie jake poboro
wy, albo W szeregach widow
wzdfuz linii pochodu.
Szeregi maszerujace obejmo-
wac beda wszystkie zawody,
wszystkie klasy,. wszyStkie marc
dOWOSCi w Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
POWRoT ROOTA KOMISYI
Z ROSYI.

Pewien port ma Pacyfiku, 4.
sierpnia. - Przyby1a tn szczesli-
vie Z Europy amerykanska komi-
sya do Rosy pod przewodnict--
VEN Pana Elihu Roota i udaje sic
stqd do Waszyngtonu, ceIem zIo-
Zenia raportoM re sMei nodr6lv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

Wiktor Szillo, PREF,
F. Trawinski, sekr,
B. Rybowiak, dyr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

trzymanie i okrutne obchodzenie
sic, poczem wyszla "a MAJ pow
t6rnic i obecnie nazywa sic PAM
Sara Wise.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

mysiowych Robotnikow Swiata:
kt6rych. agitacya tax sic dala we
znaki ogoiowi obywateli, re sami
w krotkiei drodze ich sic pozbyii.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
SEEK U-BCAT BASE OFF vENEzUEL
WHITE CROSS"
WORKER HERE
is r ELE A S I'd

Miss Mamie Dickman. arrested
Friday on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses in con-
nection with White Cross" activi-
ties in this city. has returned TO
Chicago where the Chase Advertis-
ing Co, which she represents. has
its headquarters. Bonds for $500
were furnished late Saturday aft
ernOon through a surety company.
Arraigned Saturday morning. at
tOrneys for Miss Dickman took a
continuance until next Friday
George Sands Saturday night said
that Miss Dickman would return
here about Wednesday and that rep
resentatives Of the Chase company
were expected TO come with her.
Saturday Chief Of Detectives John
b. Kuespert, who ordered the wom-
ans arrest, heard from the Chase
agency to the effect they knew
nothing Of fraudulent methods in
Miss Dickman's plan Of action. eff
she had exceeded the speed limit, -
they said. IAN investigation would
be made at once"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
u. S. OFFICER TO BE
TRIED AT Fl. HARRISON
Assoclated 20 service

ANSnflMNN0 russ CEIhlfts
INDIANAPOLIS. June What
Is said 10 be the FIRST trial by court
martial Of a regular army officer
since the declaration OF a state OF
war with Germany viii he held at
Fort Benjamin Harrison Monday
when First Lieut. Frank l. Van
Horn OF the third United states
cavalry win face charges OF disobedi-
ence OF orders. drunkenness and alb
sence without leave. Army officers
point out that the charges brought
against Lieut. Van Horn are serious
offenses in time Of peace. but IN time
Of war they take on added gravity.
IL also is pointed out that the result
OF the court martial probably VIII
have a marked effect on the morale
OF the members Of the officers train
ing camp at the fort here and at
other training camps throughout the
country.
Lieut.. Van Horn. Who attended
West Point rendered distinguished
service during the recent border
troubles with Mexico. He has a
brother on the general staff and is a
nephew Of Sir William Van Horn Of
Canada. Lieut. Van Horn has been
confined % his quarter under arrest
for several days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03

tons taken from them on that Gay
by the French at Mount Carniliet
and the heights of the Teton and
the Casque. south of Moronvilliers.
in the Champagne. All the efforts
have been characterized by the
greatest Obstinacy. the assaulting
waves retiring only when their
ranks were so thinned by French
three-inch shells and machine gun
fire that they could no longer hold
together.
The most violent Of these attacks
was one upon the Casque and the
Teton, which are the most advan-
tageous observation points in this
sector, commanding a view of the
entire Moronviiliers region.
The fighting went on all day.
The first column Of troops that ad-
vanced was decimated by the
French fire. The second, after suf-
fering heavy losses. got into some
Of the advanced trenches on the
Teton. The three-inch rifles and
machine guns of the French quickly
decimated this attacking force and
bayonets accounted for what were
left.
At nightfau two more columns
returned to the attack Both were
broken up before they reached the
French trenches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
Ouilhot a Crook
Says Michiga an
Supreme Court

John H. Qui;hot, surely unforgot-
ten here as the administration in
vestigator who left a blazing trail OF
scandal after him when he departed
these chimes, is IAN adventurer and
crook" according TO the Michi-
gan state supreme court. The ac-
cusation was made in a decision
handed down UNFOLDING the divorce
of Eugenia Young from Myron
Young, Barry county farmer.
Quilhot's Michigan operations
which took place soon after his
leaving Mayor Keller's vice squad
were discovered during an investi-
cation of the circumstances sur
rounding the Marian Miller Quilhot
scandal which had its start in South
Bend
Quilhot, it was found by the
Michigan court, had advanced Mrs
Young. who he met on train,
money TO make payments on some
property she was buying for rela-
tives. Her husband had refused
the loan. Quilhot, in return for
the money. stipulated that Mrs.
Young get a divorce from her hus-
band. asking $4,000 alimony. of
which Quilhot was TO get $4,000
for his assistance.
II was on Quilhot's actions that
the divorce case turned He had
made Mrs. Young sign a contract
regarding the money ne was 10 get,
and Mr.. Young pointed 10 this and
d dared the whole a plot 10 rob
him. Justice Fellows held that
while Quilhot's entrance into the
case was not for the wife's good,
she is entitled 10 the divorce. That
she might be protected from fur
Their fraud the alimony was order
ed by the justice paid in monthly
instruments of $40 for the rest OF
the Woman's life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
FISTICCHALLENGE
TORAILWAY HEAD
Shine Offers F. |. Hardy a
Chance to Demonstrate
Physical Proves.

III meet Hardy personally any
time and any place he names, catch
as-catch-can.'
Thus challenged Thomas r. Shine,
organizer of the South Bend street
Garments local. in his address be
fore a meeting of nearly 500 strik-
ers and sympathizers in front of the
courthouse Saturday night The
meeting followed a torchlight pa
rade of strikers and sympathizing
members of the Central Labor
union through the business district.
Shine declared Traction Manager
F. l. Hardy's attitude during the
past week had led him TO believe
that there is a plot to get him
CShine) in trouble with the police.
He asked a chance 70 settle with
the company manager personally.
He stated that he had sent for his
wife and family and intends TO con-
tinue the strike IF it takes all sum-
mer."
Pres't Claude Barnes of the car
mems union. invited the people to
advance any suggestions for the sue
cess of the strike that have not been
acted upon.
Organizer Shine read a letter
from w. d. Malone, president of
the international Street Carmen's
union, telling of the success of the
strike in Detroit and encouraging
the South Bend men TO continue.
Hold to Organization.
lone thing we have decided" as
serted the speaker, lis that even if
the company offers so cents an hour
Wen not give up our organization.
We have held out for five weeks and
can do so for five more, il neces-
sary We have made efforts to es-
tablish a better 'jitney' service for
the people The strikers will be
aided financially through various
channels.
The benefit performances at the
Lasalle theater are successful, and
photoplay houses in both Nisha-
waka and Elkhart have offered 70
help US in the same way. The COM
pany is trying every means 10
bring men back TO work individu-
ally. II has passed the word to
neigh bors and friends of the men to
tell them their runs are still wait
ing although in a public statement
few weeks ago it declared all were
discharged
Friends OF the carmen were ask
ed 10 attend a card party 10 be held
Tuesday evening at Central Labor
union hall for the benefit Of the
strikers. Frequent public meetings
will be held in an effort 10 hasten a
settlement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
GERMAN REPLY
TO SIP a IN IS
VERY CORDIAL
Associated Press Service

Associated Press Service:
PARIS, June the reply OF the
German government to Spain re-
garding the attack by a German sub
marine or the Spanish steamer Pat
ricio. says a Havas dispatch from
Madrid. is understood TO be ex-
tremely cordial The German note
declares that the ship was not tor
pedoed and that the submarine had
no intention of sinking her, but sim
ply wanted TO stop her.
AS the ship did not stop, the note
adds the submarine fired the shell
which struck the hull of the Patri-
clio. The German government it is
said expresses regret over the death
Of the engineer on the Patricio and
is prepared TO pay an indemnity to
his family.
The German government in its
note, the dispatch adds. says that il
never had any intention of causing
injury 10 Spain or insult 10 the
Spanish flag If the explanations be
deemed insufficient the note says
Germany is disposed to do honor to
the Spanish flag and on the first
possible occasion, German warships
will file past a Spanish ship which
will hoist the Spanish flag, and each
German ship will fire a salute of
p guns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
State Department Gets InfOr-
nation Berlin Wants Con-
troll of Isle of
Margarita.
OFFICIALS DOUBT WHETHER
NEGOTIATIONS WILL CARRY
CeSSion of Land to Enemy of
u. S. Would be Viola
ton of Monroe
Doctrine.
Assaciated Press Service

Associated Press Service.
WASHINGTON, June Reports
have reached the government from
a source described as reliable that
Germany Is attempting 10 get con-
troll Of the island OF Margarita, of
the coast of Venezuela, for use as
a submarine base The state de-
partment has forwarded the infOr-
nation received TO Venezuela for
the consideration OF Venezuelan Of
ficials.
The exact nature Of the advices
is withheld, but officials permitted
il 10 become known that the report
had caused some concern here.
They Indicated that they had posi-
tive confirmation of overtures. de-
signed TO secure control OF the
island. but that they were uncer-
tain whether the effort had met
with any degree OF success.
Trust i'm Venezuela.
Officials do not believe that the
government Of Venezuela would be
"A party 70 any such alienation OF
territory even though temporary.
Venezuela is one OF the South
American governments that have
Joined in protesting against subma-
rine warfare as conducted by Ger
many. although her technical posi-
tion remains one Of neutrality
II has been known by the Ameri-
can government for weeks. how
ever. that German influences have
been actively at work i'm Venezuela.
and that indirect, if not direct.
means have been used by agents OF
the kaiser 10 secure popular and
official sympathy.
Would Violate Monroe Doctrine.
It is suggested here that Vene-
zuela's accession 10 the German
overtures in the case of Margarita
is rendered very unlikely hy the
fact that Venezuelan officials could
not fail 20 realize the seriousness
OF the passage Of the island 20 the
control Of an enemy Of the United
States.
II is pointed out that the cession,
even though temporary. would be
clear violation Of the Monroe doc
trlne. and would Undoubtedly call
for energetic and prompt opposition
by this government.
NarEarita is off the northern
coast Of Venezuela, near the south
eastern corner of the Caribbean sea.
and within striking distance Of the
Panama canal Il IS about 500
miles from Culeora and 1000 from
ing the Gulf Of Cariaca. would
make il admirably adapted as a
naval base
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
new O.R.T.C. TO
OPEN AUGUST 27
Will Train Officers for Second
Increment of 100000
Men Drafted.
Associated Press Service /:

Associated Press Service:
WASHINGTON, June "A Sec
ond series OF officers training
camps will be held between August
p and November IS in eight To-
calations, TO develop officers for the
second increment Of 500.000 men
to be called into service by the Sc
lective draft, Adjutant Gen. Mccain
announced today. In general. quail
iicatiOns for admission to these
camps will be the same as for the
first series. but a strong effort will
he made 10 obtain men above 81
years of age. and the number ad-
mitted 70 training will be smaller
than in the present camps
Applications must be sent to the
commanding generals Of the depart
ments in which the applicants live.
between June 15 and July Is. Citi-
zens between the ages of 20 years
and nine months and "A years are
eligible.
To Abandon SOIne Camps.
Some Of the present Is officers
training camps will be abandoned
ed for the second training courses
are located in the southern part Of
the country, where the weather will
be good through the fall.
The camp sites chosen and the
areas from which applicants will be
assigned. are as follows:
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind
q ~ rTr-r 20,
including part OF congressional dis
trict Is; Ohio, West Virginia. Indi-
ana and Kentucky.
Fort Myer. Va.-Vermont, Maine,
New Hampshire. Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. Connecticut. New
Jersey, Delaware. Maryland, Vir-
ginia and the District of Columbia.
Fort Mcpherson. Ga.-New York
city and contiguous territory. in
cluded in congressional districts one
10 26. inclusive; Alabama, Georgia
and Florida.
One i'm Georgia.
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.-The great
er part of New York state. includ-
ing congressional districts q 10 AZ;
the northern part Of Pennsylvania.
including congressional districts 10,
II. IA. Is, Is. q. 25 and IS: Ten
nessee. North Carolina and South
Carolina.
Fort Logan Fl. Roots. Arkansas,
cor other place 20 be designated. "
Wisconsin. Michigan, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Arkansas.
Fort Leon Springs TeNas-Illi-
nois. Texas. Arizona, New Mexico
and oklahoma.
Fort Riley. Kans. - Minnesota,
North Dakota South Dakota. Ne
braska, Iowa, Kansas. Missouri and
Colorado.
The Presidio. San Francisco
Utah. Wyoming Montana. Idaho,
Nevada. Oregon. Washington and
California
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-03
French and British Capture
2,OOOGermansSin ceApril l
Associated Press Service

Associated Press Service:
PARIS. June 2.-The official COM
municat;on issued by the war Office
tonight read: Both artilleries were
especially active during the after
noon in the region north Of LaffauX,
in the neighborhood Of Hurtebise
and the California and Craonne
plateaux. There was no important
event on the rest of the front.
From April /. up TO the present
the number of prisoners captured by
the French and British troops on
the western front exceeded $4,000,
of whom more than 1000 were Of
ficers. Included in the enormous
material taken from the enemy dur
ing the same time were 446 heavy
and field cannon, 1000 machine
guns and a considerable number OF
trench guns.
ON June ] FIVE German airplanes
fell in flames or crashed TO the
earth after engagements with our
pilots. According to late reports
two other German machines were
brought down, one May 81, the 9TH
er May 80. Adjutant Fonck has
brought down five German machines
up to today
Sixteen Attacks Made.
Sixteen times since May 90 the
Germans have attacked the posi-