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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-08-15
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
All property owners in Leroy
township are requested TO comply
with the state law with reference to
cutting weeds, and all such weeds
must be cut before August 25th.
The roads cannot be warked until
the weeds are cut, and it is therefore
important that proprty owners COM
sible moment.
Jens F. Petersen,
2 wks. Road Supt. Leroy Township.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-08-15
TENANTS WANTED

We want tenants for our two
farms in Dickinson county. En-
quire at the Frick Drug Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
BRITISH ENGAGE IN NAVAL
 BATTLE

London, Saturday, .- The British aG.mi1alty announced this morning that two British destroyers in the Adriatic fleet engaged five Aus trian ships, which fled when fire from the British ships was directed against them. They sought shelter at DurazZo,
 Immediately the British ships engaged the enemy they were joined by five more British and two French deslroyers who gave chase to the enemy. The enemy were pursued to Durazzo and the bat tie continued until after midnight.
 The British casualties are report ed as seven killed and 19 wounded.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27

With British Armies in Flanders Friday 5:15 D. m.-French troops are entirely surrounded on Mont Kennel. They are still fighting but the weight of the enemy IS greatly against them.
 After fighting for eight hours yesterday, never for one moment let ting up. German storm troops fin ally forced a wedge between the French and British Hanks and cross ed the Kennel and Ypres road where a terrific allied fire helG tEem up in their dash for two hours
 At this time the enemy then turned southward and poured down the valley to the west of Kemf mel hill, surrounding the French by driving their wedge between the French on the hill and the British to the east.
 Although the French are sur rounded on all sides, they are still fighting to stop the enemy from gaining the heights.
 This is one of the most impol tant posts in the Allied defenses in Elan ders
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
MINISTER
 STILL IN JOB

WashiGgton4, Saturday. - Con trary to the report given out a few days ago the German minister to Netherlands is still at the Hague, and did not leave for Der lin.
 The Netherlands legation an nounced today that the Dutch minis ter o Germany returned to the Hague to discuss the progress of negotiations with the German gov ernment and that he was not re- called by his givernmen.b
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
.OEA1H. SENTENCE REMOVED FROM
 MOONEY

San Francisco, Saturday.-The re- moval of the death sentence which was imposed on Mooney came as complete surprise, and sets aside all previous proceedings in the cas |, whereby an absolutely new trial for him will be moved by his attor- ne 'u the Federal court here next Thursday on the grounh of willful fraud and malfeasance by the prose- cution. .- 70, t1 'r
 A formal notice by his counsel was announced here today.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27

Londan, Saturday-French troops have attacked Kemmel hill in an e'i"'t 10 wrest it back from the Ge., mans. The battle which was, waged this morning was most furious in it's intensity, according to a Reu- ters dispatch from 8 correspondent at the front.
 The French troops attacking from the Lakette, Ypres and Confines canal while the Franco British ar
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
CHIEF HUN GIVES 4 NEWSPAPER
 INTERVIEW

Amsterdsm, Saturday. - In an interview with the German kaiser appearing ln the Dusseldorf Anzeig- CT today, the kaiser is reported as haTin= said in part as follows:
 The people who wish to destroy nS ar. only digging their own graves. Our victories on the fields of battle and the victories of the German people at home must make those over wonder realize that Es caDnot be subdned by force of ~Srms or by the threatened economic isolation" sgFI
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27

. London, Friday, 4:15 p. m. - The War Office gave out the re bort that the Germans have occu- pied Kemmel hill Radcliffe. chief director of military operations at the War Office stated this after noon that it was still possible for the Allies to hola On to the Ypres sector, even with the Germans in possession of Kennel hill, but thai it was inconvenient to have them there and he was hopeful that they could be elected from their late!T won position.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
CASUAL TIES. ID
 BRITISH STATED

London, Saturday. - The Brit ish War Office today announced that the British casualties reported thus far this week from the battle fronts inF rance totaled 1s,369. Of this Der, the officers killed or died from wounds received in action is 408 ard 2661 men. :
 The list gives 2071 officers wounded or missing and men num-. bsr 1s.22s. si ] .fLl-l
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27

London, Saturday. - The report If the British war office today says: With the Germans in pos session Of Kennel hill, the whole Allied position in Belgium has been put in peril.
 The Allies are counter attacking desperately and the French have recaptured their lost positions from Locre to Laclytte, west of Mont kenmel.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
BA7TLE ROARS ON MANY FRONTS
 IN WiR 1ORf FRANCE

Fighting of the fiercest nature col tinues along the entire Elan ders front. |. Ei fi
 Fresh engagements have devel- Cped opposite Amiens, in the Btrug- gle to keen the enemy back, and in the neighborhood Dranoutre, Ypres An along the Cmoines canal the struggle for mastery is still in pro- sress. l!BIlgII
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
Us CASUALTIES
 FUR DAY IO3

Washington, Saturday - General Pershing in his days report states that he has suffered casualties amounting to 1O3, including II killed and severely wounded
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
AIR FORCES
 MAKE RAID

London, Saturday. - British air forces raided the German seaplane base located at Durazzo, and in ilicted considerable damage to en- emy property locatea there.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
DUTCH LEAVE
 WITHDRAWN

The Hague, April 27. - The com mander in chief of the land and sea forces in Holland has provision ally stopped all leave of absence of all men engaged in the military or naval forces.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27

George Hinchman, a prominen' merchant of Haines, was one of the arrivals in Skagway on the Peterson today. ! |
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
HUNS CLAIM
 SOME GAINS

London, Saturday. - From re- ports received from German sources, they claim that their forces are within two miles of Ypres. The Berlin war office in their today's statement declare that the large crater Of Selos and the place itself we're occupied by the German fore e. Stelos is situated two miles di- reetly south of Ypres on the road to Wy'ehaSts. ,.IkI
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
NEW HEAD NAMED .
 AIR CRAFT BOARD

London, April 27.-Sir William Wier has been been appointed min ister of the British Air Craft board to succeed Lord ROthemere who resigned.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
TREnBLER FELT IN NORTH
 ITALY

Rome, Aprn 26.-Northern Italy wAs badly shaken up by an earth quake at an early hour this morning. atrombon volcano is reported to De ln violent eruption.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
HUNS DRIVE WEDGE
 BETWEEN THE BRITISH
 AND FRENCH FORCES

mics are attacking from Villera Bretonneux to g position opposite Hanga1d. ! tHl lsI
 The report states that the Rt- tackin, Allied armies have made some progress. !
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27

sGsacriAs for The Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-27
wEATEER REPORT

Yesterday: Max. 45. Min. 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
NORWAY GROWfSS AT L. :,

Christiania. Dec 3.-Thc Norwegian
press is discussing the rcqulsition OF
1854 900 tons dead weight OF shipping
under construction or contracted iol
on the Norwegian account. when the
American shipping Board invoked the
law Of rcqui~ltion
The newspapers assert that for six
teen months Norway has received ne
damages, no interest and no cnmpcn-
sation lor the use % the ships and add
.hat hundreds Of millions of kroner have
be II withhold IN TINS " y from the Nor
urgian efforts to reconstruct the tonnage
which Norway lost IN her drfcncclcs>7
fight against German submarine war
fare
The los, therefore, i iS pointed ont
fails upon the whole nation and weak
cns Norway 4 future on tho sea II affects
not only the managers who contracted
fnr thc now Ships and the banks ad-
vanclng tho capital. but thousands ol
shareholders who invested their savings
After declaring that Norway synpa-
thlcs had been with tho Western powers
IN the war tho papers appeal foi ~ ad-
iii trucnt of the matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

Ivdelur from thc cosntIc~~ rrraa-at ieu~
ard treatments which III, Cont'DHaliN h.'iuc
adl crt tscd for fIt. pa-po~, "f riaktnE thU,
pConlc ht>hS d,>tlupitr ari- tt'ck and
bnsf aad replacing '-1t< halit9~ aNa angie.
hl tDc ~.ft curved Times ui n'A'ih auti
tFautg t.IcrH ARA rs id'utiH thousands 'f
ncu and women 0hp krCn9 ttet th.E tN
rh,nnr>~ ana weakness arr u>usll> dir
rs Starved nerves Cur Bodies nctd aor
T,h..~un.at, th=3 is C00talutRl tH '"odcFt
.UoGs Phy>i,latt~ CtIiru thrr' l~ Hpi iua@
that win supply ni~ d"tr"ncy ~H ~! AZ
81 or-anic phosphate knrwu arfpne Hra-
c,>f~ a~ titu -paaSpHut. "ir.tH r tN'N
f.-st~tAa ana Is ~.4,I ~ j. lllr.rft3 a't,
nlu~t an DRUGGISTS UTdce E.erartre r.
tt~fac{tar ~ upf,y .,acn E> .Fdin ft'
ucrHc~ directly and bN SHppi} IN ta hot<
r.Ii~ wrth -Ht nn.r ~>a~H pba>Pn0r" iU'o
t}-laert~ hr'r--. -.fho>pbatc t4lr4l} produces
i welcome transforms 't"H t'f tHt ap"rhr
arCt H., .f.gred~r 4Ii "rlsu. fr'GI"Ht3t + l"'iilE
~:er i~tgi-s-.
Trl< i-r-,4s~r III w-lEt,t ai~9 oar~l#~ w f
81 gyn.r.a improvement 2" t4f u.t4
NERVOUSNESS ~..-pi,~ ~-u,~e tuo la"a
cat-Ly whitb 7, arA et@.t~ a'F"rl}'H'
excessive 'h!ureS> ~ s.i>~Pn. '-s
y,.~ lreolnc bright and pa'. rHtf ~ -'1H
o1th the bico5r ~ pcr'ocI health
CAI TI6% A}fbpuCli hItro-H -HaespaatF +
unsurpassed tor relieving ntrNol~neSS s!ofp-
t>~nc~S and general weakness. Y >hn1ld nos
ewing 10 its remarkable tie>h forming prop
,--jt~ ne used by anyone VINO ,.ot-~ I.'t
tie~ifv fo Irlt on flesh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
and approximately s2.ooo,OoO for bal

ana appIuNiiiat'iN NAr'potbop ~ '''i
looms
S57i ,237 900 FOR FoRrIFIcATioNs.
Under Notifications. a totai OF S511,-
237 900 is asked against 81, 900, ,19o,uNJ.
this vcar.> This estimate, however, car
RES much OF the army artillery and am
munitlon expenditures, IN addition TO
strictly fortihcation outlays The artii-
lcrv item of the Notifications estimate
Is S5}2, l45 900. against s., 700, ,0OO.UN
this year \ new appropriation of $751;
6Sl 900 is asked for aerial scacoast de-
| lCnScs.
The navy estimates provide an item oi
1928. 900 900 for aviation, "A slight IN
crease over this year; duplicate last
! wears s.. .665, 900 for training camps and
other recruit and naval reserve nstruc-
ton; ask S77 500. 900 for smokclcss pow
der: Sil5, ,O00,0 for new ships bat
tcrics; S125. 900, 900 for ammunition
ST. COS. 900 for reserve ordnance sup
plies. and $1,000 900 for equlppng navy
wards for construction work
Among army estimates arc Sind, 90
600 for smal-arms ammunltIon; SOL
| 460.0 for ordnance equipment; 500
So. .OoO for machine guns, S6l. lf6,WN
for armor cd cars, and 81. OBJ 900 for the
Military Academy
ASIDE from the $500, 100000 artillery
item. the fortications estimates IN
chldc S2.tl0.0O0 for proving ground ex-
pcnScS. and for Panama Canal tortl-
hcations, 81 $4,000, of which $500,
600 is for aerial dcicnscs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

drcn Of William &. and Prudy Will-
iams> FRYE lie IS n direct descendant
of Roger Williams on his mothers siie.
His parents moved 10 Nantucket when
he was 81 boy and then to Providence.
MIR Frye moved TO Mcndon the year
buchanan was elected President of the
United States, and he conducted . bar
bcr shop IN that town eighteen years
Latter he invented horse boot. He
still is able to thread needle and reads
without glasaes lis hearing u unim-
paired
His wife, Miss Phoebe A., daughter
Of Daniel and Hannah lhurber Of Mendon,
is the last Of family Of eight children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

today.
'TShygicians and nurses" said Miss
DeIano, will have IN important part ~
rebuilding the health and mOralc of the
invaded countries 0f Europe Iubcrcu-
losis, typhus and influenza are prevalent
over there and malnutrlton, exposure
and exhaustion have assumed no mean
proportions IN Europe There viii b.
opportunities for American nurses along
this Inc of reconstruction WORK
In this country, sad Miss Dctano,
the town arid country nursing servicc
will be developed ~ the utmost under the
direction of the Rcd Cross Release Of
nearly 2O0O0 graduate nuTc8 from mil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

HOURS OF BUSINESS.
In accordance with the
new regulations of the
fuel administration, the
store is open daily, 9 A. vi.
to $50 r. M. Saturdays,
9 A. vi. TO 10 p. M.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
MARRIED SEVENTY YEARS AGO
Venerable New England Couple Cele-
bratc AnniyerSar Husband 81, Wife Sc

Oxbridgc. Me, Nov. 30.--Mr and
Mrs. George w. Frye celebrated their
seventh th wedding ann ivcrsary recently
NJ Il cir South Main Street home by
keeping open house from ? until ~
o clock. About 300 relatives, neighbors
and friends visited the couple to extend
their congratulations.
MIR FRYE, who is in his nincty-second
year, put IN the carly hours Of the fore
noon splitting wood He was born nt
Cranston, r. l., being ono of seven chill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
WOMEN ASKED TO HELP.
Red Cross Finds Gigantic Task in Re
building Health and Morale of In
vaded Europe.

Washington, Dec 3 Peace activitie
Of the American Red Cross will need as
active co-operation from the nurses and
Inv women Of the country rs that given
during the war, said Miss Jane A. Delano.
director of the department of nursing Of
American Red Cross, IN q statement issued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

Redd ! hear Black = kicking omr
thing awful about that nnu ear w g.
Grccnc he is ihai ~ 8wfully
disappointed IN a.
Redd How disapp0infif
Greene iIc bought i ~ vle4a.r,
car }pnkcr ~tuirmap
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

tary seryioc, she said. vii enable The Rcf
Cross ~ engage Iu yaripus lncs ~ ocio
welfare work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

Eycry Eycuings ,ia~ilcj t1veriI,.
mcnts bring rnpiit Prpved 70 Tho ~ II
faction 0f many an1 "iii DC 2" yoT hdr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

She wns horn May y, 1892 Be
sides caring for her home she has a wonder
ful reputation aR n scatnstress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Ran tt. FTTlr,c CttSTc! CCO.

~ Associated rrc.s q Evrry tNCnlnE
Rl~hcc. Auz Dcc , Five masked
bandits Killed Customs Collector Carlos
Cataregl 81 AcJH lrcta. sonora. McNco,
and two II his guards, wounded + third
aud then escaped with $4,000 gold
list mght They are believed to have
crossed tu he American side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
PROVISION FoR IR sEF1IcT

This most striking equipment ar-
preparation Of the army budget .s for
The ar service ndcr aircraft pra-
,luctIon a unip -um a~llnatc 81 ..n-
nroxim tev S1450o0.0o1 y >uh.ngic
>upnIenon,cd Iy an additional 10000.
200 Tor the air service it~, L Last Year
The appropriations unarr thos" two Aoad-
lnCs were respectively $760Q000OU aud
SIS4.0O0. 600 Fvcn with the great cut
made because Of lie ond ot a1.tILtl,>
the total of SlG5.000-o0J now sought.
however show that Erc,st stress Is to
bc laid hereafter on aircraft dcveiop-
ment
OF the ar service estimate >ll 400
600 Is set aside for aviation equipment
and S5.235, 900 for maintenance q plants
ana stations and establishment of new
ones The production estimate Is mot
hoWn Ia detail An attached table, how
,.yer. gives tic following information 0r
expenditures this year 81 otai out
az al S2I5.O0atsm IN matcrsj SIS
~. 900 went for airpiaue- parts
another S771o00n0 TOR mrpa4 engines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

II viii To noted the British show N dead
alone norC than { hrcc tunes ihcir original
army tn France ana tlandrr~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE

>u.hluc !Ak, plaiu Nitru lh,~Nhotr
m. on Firm HcaEh2 i.r-h ana
"a Increase ~trcnEtG, lEor
and %rtN. Force
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-16
Had urychluje
pad bolsevikd

Stockholm, IA. riina. - Had u
rychluje pad bolsevickeho rezimn
V Rusku daleko vice ncz slabe a
spatne organisovane snahy oposie-
Mich stran. Politicky svar stal sc
zapasem o chlcba, V nenz vsech-
ny theorie a theoriste Sc ztraci a
Moskva a Petrohrad jsou povazo-
vany "a obludy, jez pokousi Sc
zmocniti nedostatecnych zasob po-
travin We venkovskych distrik-
tech. V pfedveeer prvniho vyro-
ci bolsevickeho diktatorstyi prole.
tariat cell nejstraslivejsimu hladu
v modernf historic a nadesla doba
koneGne zkousky schopnosti so
vetske branne moci udrzeti to, co
Nikolai Lenin, bolsevicky premier,
nazyva 'organisovanym hladem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-16
DeSet OSad zniCenO a OSm
set |idi zahynu|o pfi les
Mich pozdrech Minnesota
Vlaky zavods rozzurenym zivlem pri zachra-
ne obyvatel. 900 lidi bez pfistresi.
Cele kraje spustoseny

de dravym zivlem, nalezeno by
10 ma cestach. Temef v kazde po-
stizene osade nalezeno bylo neko-
| lik mrtvol.
Bude to trvati nekolik dnG a
snad t{dnu, nez seznam obeti
rozzufeneho zivlu bude sestaven.
Velke mnozstvi obyvatel uchylilo
Sc do okoli iezer a ma Sc "a to. ze
mnoho pohresovanych nachazi Sc
mezi mimi. Mesto Twig, ma Mile
rove zeleznici, je zniteno, Take
Rice Lake, Y jehoz okoll je silna
ceska osada, naleza Sc ma sezna-
Imu NEST pozarem znicenIch. Ne
nj osady V okruhu tficiti mil, aby
neutrpela ztrat a nem6la svou kvo-
tn v utracenych a ranenych.
Hasiti a pomocne sbory pracuil
po dfizenfm domobrany a niedni-
XII statu Minnesoty. Mesta Du-
luth Superior teprve nedeli
veeer byla mimo nebezpeci.
Pocet obeti V Moose Lake a o.
koli odhadnje Sc ma 300, jevi Sc
vsak obavy. re dosahne vetsl W
Sc. Pres 400 rakvi bylo objedna-
no adjutant generalem W. i. Rhi-
nowem, ienz tn fidi pomoepe pra
zee. Y improvisovanych marnicich
shromazdeno bylo osmdesat mrt-
vol, z nicha mnohe byly opaleny
do te miry, ze nejsou k ztotozne-
nj. Mrtvoly sedmnaeti muza, zen
deti nalezeny byly We sklepe far
marskeho obydli ctyfi mile ma "a
pad cd Moose Lake. Ma jine far
me, dve mile ma zapad etrnact
mrtvol bylo vzato re studny, kan
nesfastnici pred plameny Sc uchy-
lii, byli vsak zaduseni dymem. =
Pozar, kterE znicil rozlohu zeme
o dvaciti ctverecnich mllich V o.
koli Moose Lake, byl nedeli We
Ger pod kontrolou. Pomocn6 Via
ky s druzinami osetfovatelek a le-
kar6, opatfenych nemocnicnimi
potrebami a potravinami, ihned
poslany byly ma scenu katastrofy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-16
President Wilson odpovi
ryCh|e ma nOvOu nnirOvOu
nOtu 'obdrzenOu Z ber|ina
Anglie Francie Italie dohody Sc jiz ma spolec-
mem stanovisku. DIE vseho jest mala
nadeje ma primerri.

Washington, D. c., IA. fijna. =
Vlada pozadala americky lid, ably
zdrzel Sc soudu move note Ne.
mecka, dokud president Wilson
neziska l1redni ieil zneni a nebu.
de mfti prflezitosti k jeji nalezitG-
mu uvazeni. President Wilson
vratil Sc do Washingtonu vcera
veGer po dvoudenni navsteve v
New Yorku. Plukovnfk E. NJ.
House, presidentnv blizky pritel a
radce, doprovazel presidentovu
druzinu. V niz byla tez PAM VIII
sonova, slecna Margaret Wilsono-
vi sekretaf Tumulty.
Ufednf document nebyl ziskan
We Washingtone do pozdnich ho-
din v nedeli, je vsak NONE, ze bu-
de tn dnes, kdy president konfe-
rovati bude Sc svymi radci, zahr-
nuje v to sekretafe Bakera. kite
ry vratil sc vcera re zapadni BIZ
tevni fronty, pfipraven poskyt-
nouti jiste vnitfni informace 0
stavu .zlomene nemecke vojensk6
.moci, jez doposud nelson znamy
svetu.
V nedeli vecer zadny yladni IL
fednik nepovazoval "a vhodne pro.
ieviti nahledy 0 nemecke odpoye-
di, ie vsak temef jisto, ze V pfi-
slusnych kruzich dochazf k rych.
le krystalisaci nahledd odpoyed
N6mecku m1ze byti poslana rych.
leji nez Sc vseobecn6 ocekAva.
President Wilson, jak Sc o6eka.
Va, rozhodne nejdfiyc, je-li odpo-
ved nemeckeho zahrani6niho mi.
nistra Sofia dostatecnou, aby ode
vidal spoJenedm do rukou phyo.
dnf nemecke mfrove nayrhy. Mu.
81 byti pamatovano, be presiden
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-16
N6meCk6 fr0nt6
ma zdpad6 hro-.
Il rozpo|t6ni
Douai pred padem a take
d1lezite mesto Lille va
zne ohrozeno.

Londyn, "A. fijna, = Anglickd
Iyojska, postupujicf vFchodne cd
lensu, zmocnila Sc veSnic Mon
tigny, Harnes a Annay, die zpra-
| Wy polniho marSalka Haiga. Ne
mecke zadnl gardy utrpely velke
ztraty. Seyerozapadne cd lie Ca
teau vesnice st Vaast, ST. Aubert,
Villers-en-C Chauchies a Avesnes-le
See byly npin6 zaujaty zbaveny
n6meckIch zadnich gard, kdezio
ma zapadnlm bfebu Sensee kanalr
osady Arlieux a Corbehem paddy
do rukou Anglican6.
Anglicka voiska opetn6 prove
dla napor zapadn6 cd Douai, DO.
.byvSi dtolSem Brebieres a pronik
nuvSi jim smerem vIehodnim. Ma
lezaji Sc nyni jenom malo pres
mill od mesta Doaui samotneho.
llouzevnatT odpor zadnich gard
a sborH kulomctnIch je pfekonS-
van a Britove ysude posunuji syo-
j linii ku pfedu.
Anglo-americka voiska aa jN.
nj stran6 velk6ho klinu, vrazene.
ho do nepfdtelskych linii iiho,
vychodn6 od Valenciennes, zasta.
villa Sc ma okamzik pred improvi.
sovanou nemeckou obrannou linii,
vedouci cd Valenciennes k fece
IOise. Nicmene ma sever a !ih od
teto oblasti Nemci jsou ma listupu
anebo pfipravuji Sc k ilstupu pod
silnym taken vojsk marsha Fo-
cha.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-10-16

ttiv dotaz byl necfm zcela nezava-
znJm, bez jakychkoliv slibu. Pred
lozi-li proposici tuto pred dohodu
doide nepochybne k rychl6 odpo-
y6di. Depese 2 Londyna, citujici
prohlaseni casopisu Express, pra-
Vi, re anglicka, francouzska a ital-
ska vlada dosly k dohode 0 spolec-
ne akci a to povazuje Sc "a W.
znacne.
Nemaiice 1fednich nahledii, ma
kterych budovali by svoje pred
pov6di, pozorovatele .isou nuceni
zaznamenavati jenom naznateni.
Tato naznacenf pax zdajf Sc v6sti
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mutt souhlasu dohody k takovemu
klidu zbrani, zadana byla by "a
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jako Mety, Strassburg a Terst, ba
snad Essen, jez obsazena byla by
voiskem spojencd.
Londyn, IA. ffjna. -- V d1sled-
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couzskych armad, celia nemecka H.
ME od Remese az k belgickemu
pomezf byla ucinena vice nepev.
nou a ohledem ma move postupy
Francouzu a Americana v Cham.
pagne a podel obou stran feky
Maasy smerem severnfm, zfejmi
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