davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
skim general piechoty Liposcak,
ktory objaf juz urzedowanie.

skim general piechoty Liposcak,
ktory objaf juz urzedowanie.
Milicya obywatelska W Krakowie.
Dnia IS lutego, Cd godz. g
wieczorem obje}a W Krakowie
siuzbe bezpieczeistwa milicya o.
bywatelska, ma razie tylko ma
terenie ograniczonym do Rynku,
a pozniej do caiego sr6dmiescia.
Policye z terenu milicyi %usunie,
to. Honorowym prezesem mi
licyi jest wiceprezydent miasta
p. Jan Kanty Federowicz, ko-
mendantem - architekt Wyszyn
ski.
U~tworzenie milicyi nastapiio
20 ko~nferencyi prezydyum mia
sta Z namiestnikiem hr. Huynem.
Namicstnik porozumiewaf sic z
ministrem spraw wewnetrznych
Toggenburgiem.
Strajk powszechny W Warsza-
vie. - Krwawe zajscia.
Iak donosi Nova Reforma z
dnia II lutego, demonstracyJny
strajk powszechny W Warsza-
vie, ktory odbyl sic we czwartck
d. IA lutego, mia} L poczatku
przebicg zupelnic spokojny, ME
pozwalajac nawct przypuszczac
mozliwoSc interwcncyi policyi j
wojska. LudnosG Warszawy 20
stala jednak sprowokowana przcl
zoinicrzy niemieckich.
Kiedy mlodziez, pc odbytym
wiccu, wyszla Z gmachu uniwcr-
sytetu ma ulicc spiewajac ,,Ro.
te" Konopnickiej, wowczas IA
chodniki wpadli ulani i poczeli
rabac. Rowniez zolnierzc picsi
dobyli ~bagnet0w. Hose ran
nych i poturbowanych musiaad
bye powazna, atoli pismom "a
broniono pisac O tenn zajsciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22

Pawef Styka soc, X. Ruzycki soc, ].
Dunajewski soc, Jan Hwirot soc, p.
Ryba soc. w. Styka SOC K. Wisniew-
ski soc, Jan HULK soc, F. Dida soc,
A. Pacholec soc, S. Lewicki soc, A.
Razik soc, F. Zajac soc, A. Francuz
soc, NJ. Zajac soc, j. Gosztyla soc,
j.. Jastrzab soc, S. Jablonski soc, ].
Wacnik soc, A. .Chudy soc, NJ. VIA
trowski soc, ]. Swistak soc, ]. zmut-
ka soc, j. Zuzencz soc, l. Bober soc,
W. Gorczyca soc, P. zatorski soc,
2 West Hammond, Ill: Tow. sw.
Cecylii $4,000.
Oprocz tego opodatkowali sic: -
ma jednego dolara m~iesiecznie: Gu
staw Kamradt (zaplacil z CORY $50,
FIR. Wachiewicz, G. Ziolkowski, NJ.
Giewardowski, P. Hrysiewicz, w.
Wirkus, F. W~alerowicz, w. Ledwon,
NJ. Chmura, ma so centow: T. Hara-
symowicz, S. Mikoiajczak, ]. Cichy,
j. Majcheryk, w. Kaszak. M. Wac
lawek, NJ. Skonieczny, F. Maszewski,
S. Wiliszkiewicz, j. A. Luczak, j..
kotulski, S. Banasiak, A. Skrzyp-
czak, j. KieraS, A. Ruda, l. Jurecki,
T. Dobrzynski, S. KieraS, W. Stepin-
ski, A. Kulikowski, L. Stefanowski,
j. Trabczynski, w. Mika, l. Spogis,
P. Czerkas, w. Kotulski, NJ. Pietrzak,
NJ. Bilski, j. Janiak, w. Bielas, F.
MazurkiewicZ, NJ. Cygonik (zaplacif
$500 "a caly rok i dai $500 ma wei
ne), ]. Pajak, S. Kopacz, S. JaszcZak,
P. Wiszynski, st. Janik, j. Janiga, w.
Kasperek, A. Wezlowski. Ma 25 CEN
tow: - Anna Jurceka, A. Brzuzan,
F. OleS, ]. Pawlak, A. Szumieida, w.
TotuS, ]. Budzowski, Tekla Pietras,
F. Pawlowski, A. Waszkiewicz, Jan
Got6wt, S. Rogalski, J. J~oniszonas.
Ma rs cent6w: - S. Kasprzak, ma 80
cent6w: - ]. Debski, Karol Dragiel.
Wyzej podani So tylko z ulicy 1856,
reszta ulic bedzie ogloszona W mai
blizszych dniach.
Ktoby zauwazyi jaka omylke, pro-
cze sic zg}osiG do sekretarza ma adres
Stefan Kuzdrowski,
207 - 155th str,
w. Hammond, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu re Srod-
piescia, 20 skladu, ofisu lub fabryki.
kun sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGoSKl
1 smiaio czytaj W tramwaju Tub va
gonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGOSKI MONA
stale nabywac ma nastepujacych ma
roznikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym Boston Store.
State 1 Madison - pred apteka
firmly Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym firmy Carbon
PIrie, Scott and COL
State / Quincy;
State 1 Van Bureni
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash / Harrison;
Van Buren, I La Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 4 La Sale;
Washington 4 La Sall0I
Randolph 1 Dearborn:
Washington 1 9Th ASA
ma Town of Lake mozna etrzy.
mac ,,Dziennik Chicagoski": ,
ROCHNIAk -
1915 w. 43-cia Utica.
~WoJTKOWSKI -
1924 S. Ashland ave.
-
4612 So. Lincoln utica.
IT'S ~. 4S-ma ullca
MIELzYNSKI -
TIA w. 4S-ma utica.
1718 w. alma utica.
STREJSMAN -
1909 Loomis utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
BISKUP LUBELSKI.

Piotrowski ,Dz. Narod." do
rosi, re ks. kanonik Maryan Full
man, proboszcz parafii Sw. Zyg-
munta w Czestochowie, zostai
mianowany biskupem lubelskim.
Konsekracya odbyt sic ma M
Jasnej Core. Sufraganem mia
nowany zostal ks. kanonik Jclo-
wiecki re Solca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22

. ua6ayeA szaTbisrsy nseisssea3t
0yhajscych M k~ieszenis aatwowtsN
syeh. nis ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
0K M swydh sspaltsch, DO sswsss
pr,cujs ola dobra ludu. 0szukancsO
fire sales" stanowcso y DZInNNI.
Ku CH1cAGoSKlN eEiaasans 1T
~ RoG&. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
N0W|NY I z|EM P0LSK|CH.

oLl w tSSO SSlu u9LyS'
(Skonfiskowane).
Przyjazli niemiecko- ukraihska,
majaca sic ugruntowaG ia tru-
pie Polski i Litwy, chce zasia:
nienawisc pomiedzy polskim u
ukraiiskim narodem, chce Polscc
odebrac wszelkie znaczenie ma
rodowe, paistwowe i gospodar-
cze i uczynic Z niej niewolnika,
strzezonego Cd wschodu przez
wspierane przez Niemcy ukraiii-
skie pahstwo. Zamiast wolno-
Sci nova ma oczekiwac mas ME
VIOLA, zamiast sprawiedliwego po-
koju, opartego ma wolnych, ME
podleglych i zjednoczonych naro.
dach, zapowiedz nowych walk
bratobojczych, nowych ofiar /
novel nedzy ludu polsklego.
A dalej czytamy jeszcze:
A Polacy pozBawieni lacznosci
re wschodem, celowo poroznianl
smiertelna wasnia z Ukraina, Cd
DAM ma passive wyzysku i uclskn
niemieckiego, maja sic STAG pod
lozem potegi pruskiej'
Ogloszenie oiezwy Ko}a Pol
skiego przez organ poiurzedowy
wiedehski dotkneio do zywego
prase wszechniemiecka. Siuza-
cy interesom wielkiego przemy-
stu. Berl. Lokalanzeiger Z najwyz
seem oburzeniem stwierdza, &c
tie .,bezczelne oszczerstwa'', ma
ktore pozwolilo sobie Kolo Pol
skie w Wiedniu, zosta}o rozpow-
szechnione przez urzedowe Vie
dehskie c. k. Biuro Korespon-
dencyine bez iadnego komenta-
RIA. , w Wiedniu' - pisze
Lokalanz. - ,,nie ma sic widocz-
ME poczucia, re przez wydanle
tego komunikatu czyni sic wspof-
winnym ciezkich obelg, jake W
proteScie owym zawarte So pre-
ciwko sprzymierzonej i zaprzyla-
znionej Rzeszy Niemieckiej' Me
jest to pierwszy wypadek tego
rodzaju. lynn konieczniejszym
jest, azeby Rad nasz przeclwko
temu sic zwroci}." Pismo Der
lihskie zapowiada nastepnie in.
terwencye ambassadors niemleckle
90 W Wiedniu W tel sprawie.
Gniew pangermanist6w zdra-
dza najlepiej, W czyim interesle
lezaIo oderwanie Chelmszczyzny
cd Polski.
Manifestacyjny protest Gallcyi'
Poniedzialek, IS lutego, Jamie
nil sic W Galicyi W jedno wiel-
Ike sweto uroczystego protestu
przeciwko g~waitowi brzesklemu'
stanela praca we wszystkich die
dzinach.
w Krakowie, kwadrans ma
dwunasta z wiezy Maryackiej roz
legi sic hejnal. Wielotysieczny
tlum, zebrany ma rynku odkry!
gsowy o rozbrzmiaf podnlosfy
hymn ,,Boze cos Polske". Jed
mem uczuciem przepoi}y sic 1 "a
billy wszystkie serca.
Ma rynku wznosilo sic g try
bun; p~rzemawialo pietnastu mo-
wcow. Pc mowach zaczeto Cd
czytywac z kazdej trybuny rote
przystegi oporu i wytrwania. L
pierwszym slowem znow obna-
zyly sic glowy, rece wzniosly XII
niebu. Wsrod ciszy uroczyste]
paddy wyrazy roty. A gdy 2
trybun odezwaio sic koncowe:
TAX nam dopomoz Bog" :
d~ziesiatki tysiecy giosow pod
cwyci}y je i powtorzyly wspol-
nym okrzykiem. Zabrzmialy po'
tenn hymny narodowe. o godz'
1szej uroczystosc sig zakonczy-
Ia.
We Lwowie, W Npochodzie ma
nifestacyjnym z Rynku pred
gmach sejmowy wzielo udziaf O.
koio' 200 tysiecy osob. Pred
c.;,,e,, ,,rzemawia1i. DIR. Tahl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
Ogolny protest Polakow zaboru
niemieckego.

nlemlecAego.
,,Dziennik Berliiski" Z dnia Is
lutego zamiesci} nastepujacy pro-
test:
Nova nam wyrzadzona krzy-
VIDA targneIa bolesnie sercami
polskiemi, gdziekolwiek one bija.
Fakt oderwania Chefmszczyzny
cd Macierzy Polskiej odezwai sic
glosem zgrozy wszedzie W kraju.
Warszawa, Krakow i Lwow, Gale
Krolestwo i ca{y tabor austryac-
XII daily juz temu oburzeniu wy
mowny wyraz. I my, Polacy, zy-
jscy W granicach paiistwa niemie-
ckiego, Cd stolicy Wielkopolski az
pc Baftyk, Cd prastarej ziemi sla
skiej az ku westfalskim i nadrefr-
skim zbiorowiskom pracowitego
wychodztwa naszego, laczymy
sic Z tym uroczystym %protestem
caiego narodu polskiego.
MY, co wiemy, czem jest
trwoga o najwyzsze swletoscl
czlowieka, jak twarda jest walka
o ziemie i move ojczysta, odczu-
wamy W caiej peini ten zamach
ma narodowosc, religie, ziemie i
move nasza. Ziemia to os}aniana
niegdys ~piersiami naszemi pred
nawaia hord dzikich cd wschodu,
ziemia uzyzniana przez stulecla
praca polska, jasniejaca cd VIE
kow ogniskami polskiej kultury
i nauki, z uniwersytetem w Zamo-
Sciu ma czele, to kraina lez i niedO
Ii, ktorej mieszkahcy krwia i
meczenstwem, p]onoszonem "a
wiare ojcow, przypieczetowali
swa przynaleznoSc do Polski.
Znamienia polskiego ME zdolaly
z niej zetrzec zadne zakusy pre-
mocy.
Historycznych, narodowych i
moralnych praw do Ziemi Chefm-
skiej Mkt nam odebrac ME moze.
Jako dzieci jednej i wspolnej
Matki-O jczyzny stajemy W jed
nym szeregu Z Gala Polska W u
czuciach bolu i oburzenia mad tym
nowym zamachem ma nasza ca.
lose i byt narodowy zanosimy
protest uroczysty wobec Boga'
historyi i trybunalu narodcw
przeciwko temu nowemu podzla-
}owi Polski.
Podpisy: - Rada Narodo "a,
Kolo Polskie w Sejmie pruskim,
Kolo ,Polskie w Parlamencie RE
sly Niemieckiej, Polski Centrally
Komitet Wyborczy ma Rzesze
Niemiecka, Prowincyonalny ko-'
mitet Wyborczy ma Wielkie
Ksiestwo Poznahskie, Komitet
Wyborczy Prowincyonalny ma
Prusy Krolcwskie, Warning, Ma
Jury ; Pomorzc, Polski Komitet
Prowincyonalny ola Slaska, ko-
mitet P~olityczny ola Polakow ma
Obczyznie po prawym brzegu
LADY, Gl6wny Komitet Wybor--
czy Polski ola Polakow W Rzeszy
Niemieckiej po lewym brzegu La
by, Centrum Obywatelskie, ka--
syno Obywatelskie, Katolicko-
Polska Partya Ludowa, Narodo--
we Stronnictwo Robotnikow,
Stronnictwo Demokratyczno-Na-
rodowe, Stronnictwo Ludowe,
Stronnictwo Piracy Narodowej,
Zwiazek Narodowy. Dalej ida
pcdpisy wszystkich organow pra-
sy.
Nieporozumienie niemiecko-au-
stryackie z powodu odezwy
Ko1a Polskiego.
Zaszedt fakt ciekawy. Odezwe
wiedenskiego Koia Polskiego w
sprawie chelmskiej, ktora pierwo-
tnie skreslila cenzura W dzienni--
kach, rozpowszechnilo potem pol
urzedowe WED. c. k. Biuro 10
respondencyjne Z maiemi tylko
wykresleniami. Otto najwazniej--
sly ustep odezwy owej:
Wy z,a; u,oi+1v S,uia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
0fiaodaWcy ma fundusz i'm. HeIeny Padeewskej
Ola gIOdnych dzieCi " PoIsc6.


God / lutego do s 60
Dzieci 2 kindergarten miss Peety
Ms. Carrie X. Whitney
Miss jaime X. Gibbony
Mrs. R. C.. Johnson
Miss Mabel A. Norris
Miss Anna Olander
Mrs. Contanse H. O'Connor
Klub Niewiast Polskich
Pan Wiktor Wilusz e. kolekty)
Dzieci re szkoiy Niedzielnej
PAM WI. Bochinska
Pan ]. P. Rozplochowski
Sanitaryuszki Czerwonego Krzyza
Pan NJ. Tuleja
Szwalnia 6tej ulicy
KS. B. X. Szudzinski
Mr.. H.. Dausart
Miss Sadie S. Osborne
Mr.. G. w. Polk
Miss r. Kunstein
Mr.. R. S. Butler
Mrs. Herman j. Browr
Travellers Club
Miss Mabel A. P. Baymonn
Mrs. VIM. Whalen
C. B. r.
Miss Ellen B. Slater
Anonimowe
Mrs. Willard = Richardson
Miss Mary L. Dummage
Mr.. R. I. Fitzgerald
szwalnia 6tej ulicy
Stow. Polek i'm. H. ~PadereWsNleJ
Polski Komitet Oby'watelski
Mrs. H. De Baliel
PAM WI, Bochinska Cz kolekty)
Klub Polek i'm. H. ~PadereWskleJ
Komitet Obchodu
Miss Ethel Adams
! Rev. Herbert S.. Johnson
United Development Co.
| K6lka Piracy Polek i'm. n. Pauere"
Gniazdo Sokolic mr.. 15S
KS. w. Kwiatkowski
Miss Mary V. Young
History of Art Club
Womans' Club G
Mrs. A. ]. Havell
Miss C. E. Quincy
Mrs. Emma Standeford
Mrs. 1. l.. winchester
Miss Jessie Hill
Mrs. Chester MCGEE
Mr.. W. L. Calhoun
Miss Frances Martin
Mrs. Lulu Bevis
Anonimowe
Mr.. Ed. Perontka
Pan Roman Wagner ~(kolekta)
L OIL
T~owarzystwo Maryi i Marty
Mrs. Maggie Anderson
C6rka Mrs. NJ. Anderson
Miss Belle Sanders
PAM w Bichinska, Wilmington, Del
PAM Jozefa Lewandowska
PAM Jadwiga Gorska
PAM J6zefa NJ. C~ieszynska
PAM valentino Bochinska
Pam Leonard Bochinski
Sokol Polski
Pan B. Wierzchowski koleKta
Pan W. Bazela Ckolekta)
Pan w. Kozlowski (kolckta)
Pan Jan Twarowski
PAM. Amelia Lenkiewicz
pan 7 Chetkowski & kolekty
PAM Elonora LeSniczak
Razem
KS. A. Zubowicz
MI. C. \. Irish
Miss Jennie Longworthy
Miss Mildred N. Rider
Mr., ]. H. McDearmon
War Relief Holyokc College
Mr.. Mrs. Kimel
KS. Leon zwierzynski
Polska Parafia W Rockville .
Mr.. Charles W. Stone
Pan zygfryd Bartkowiak
PAM Franciszka H. Poleska
The Chestnut Hill School
Polski Komitet obywatelski
Children Tin Box
Mr.. Wright Wenrich
Mr.. Ole Swanson
Mr.. Walter Thomas
Mr.. Moss
Mr.. Chas. Helsing
Mr.. NJ. Scott
Mrs. Emma Hackett
Mrs. A R. Spring
Pan Pawel Procek
PAM Helena Sumeracka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22

kwietnia 1918 roku.)
Hill) New York, N. Y. 5 ESQ
Malboro, N. H. 800
Fayetteville, N. G. 800
Columbus, Iowa lO.OO
Fairfield, Ill. 800
Washington, D. C. o.OU
New York, N. Y. o.Oo
Bayonne, N. J. $4,000
.Jersev CITY. n. J, 400
Swampscott, Mass. $40
Wilmington, Del. $500
South Bend, Ind. 5000
Newark, n. j. 5s.oO
New York, N. Y. lO.OO
Jersey City, N. j. ll.Oo
South Hamomnd, m 1000
New York, N. Y. $500
Anamosa, Ia. S'oO
Denver, Colo. 5.OO
San Antonio, Tex 5.O0
Seabreeze, Fla. 900
Boise, Idaho, o.OV
Olean, n. Y. o.oV
Beverly, Mass. 5.oo
Helena, Montana 500
Polo Alto, Cal. 9'oo
Washington, D. c. 3O.OO
100
Homassasa, Fla. $500
Carmel-by-the-Sea, Cal. 200
Nevada City, Cal. S.eo
Jersey City, N. j. 100
So. Brooklyn, n. Y. oO.oo
New York, n. Y. lOO'Oo
Jersey City, n. j. ll.9o
Wilmington, Del. 29.5o
Jersey City, n. ]. lo.oO
New York, \. Y. loO.OU
Crewe, Va. 5.oo
Chicago, III. 9O.O0
Wilmington, ell. 2o.Oo
kiej Bloomfield, N. J.. $500
South Bend, Ind. 1O.2O
Antrim. Pa. 10000
South Hodley, Mass. 1000
New York, n. Y. 900
New York, N. Y. 5.Oo
Beloit, Wis. 5.oO
S~itiesville, Pa. oO.oO
Chrosman, Ill. o'oo
Hayesuille. n. c. l.OO
Solley, n. D. l.Vu
Florence, Ariz. 2.oo
Ola, Ark. 2.oO
Los Angeles, Cal. o.oo
Whitewood, S. D. l.oo
Perth Amboy, n. j. LOU
Wayne, Kan. 2.oo
Milwaukee, Wis. 500
Milwaukee, Wis. 5000.
Crescent City, Cal. 800
Crescent City, Cal. 800
Kansas City. Mo. 800
zebrane cd:
100
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-22
CIV Jestescie Ofiara
kataru?

Czytajcie te rome symphony INA
chodZOue c~odziennie przez DIR. Car
ter. Setk: zOstafO wyleczonych z
tych chOr0b jego Nova UlepsEona
MetOda,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-09
PRlNTzEss WASH SKIRT
MODEL NO 2o1,

Fer sports or general utility wear,
this smart tub skirt, of fine quality
of white cotton Garbardine. will be
found both smart and practical.
The full length opening fastens with
large pearl buttons. There are attrac-
tive side pockets. the fullness in back
being gathered in at the waist line.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-09
PRINTZEsS WASH SKIRT
MODEL NO. 2o3

Patch pockets of clever design trim
this attractive white tub skirt of an
excellent quality of Garbardine.
The belt closes at the side, youth
full effect being given by the fullness
which is gathered in all around at the
waist line.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-09
PRlNTzEss WASH SKIRT
MODEL NO. 2o4

MODEL NO. 2U4
1t is unusual to find in a tub skirt,
pockets that are so cleverly designed
as to give length to the figure
Ample fullness is gathered in all
around at the waistlne and finished
with neat belt.
This cotton Garbardine model is
practical as well as attractive.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-09
PRINTZEss WASH SKIRT
MODEL NO. 200

Patch pockets always give charm
ing, youthful effect, and when trimmed
with rows of tiny buttons they be-
come even more attractive.
The tucked belt of this smart Gar
bardine sport skirt confines the full
ness at the waistline, giving a slender
appearance to the figure.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-09
PRlNTzESS WASH SKIRT

MODEL NO. 2O2
interesting features of this modish
GarbaIdine skirt are the Getachable
patch pockets and pleated belt, the
fullness being gathered in at the waist
line
Both the style and material make
this a charming tub garment for sum
mer wear.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-09
The Summer lime Mode

ndcoolas graceful
includes charming Prlntss
ube1s of bridge the broad
a dantily appointed friendly chat.
ybeone onanyt o
eform fishing the
IN terafIn there end of good times to be had
n els through the shady
by
PerEH theth lsofas set OF o a o
of o
right look and well because of the
celebrated Plneas wash skirts well
in coats
Here pictured Workmanship
ia tlatha made theP ia lab famed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-14
Baker StUept
With Kisses
as DeIiUerer

Paris, Sept. 14-Newton ID. Bak-
e-, American secretary of war, who
has been on the American front
the offensive will return TO Paris
tonight
American Army in Lorraine. Fri
day, Sept. I3, CBy the Associated
Press) The civilian population Of
St. Mihiel almost wholly feminine
because of the fOrcible removal Of
practically every male of military
age, welcomed Newton ID. Baker,
the American secretary Of war, and
Generals Pershing and Petain when
they visited the village a few hours
after it was captured. The village
was their official host, but in real
ity they were the guests of the
women and the children.
Aged women and girls crowded
about Secretary Baker and the two
generals accompanying him TO ex-
press their thanks and pay homage
TO their deliverers. 1t was not
merely curiosity, il was an emo
tiOnal Outburst following almost
three years of the conqueror's sup
preston. The word was passed
that the small civilian was the
American secretary of war whose
armies had accomplished their re-
lief and from half destroyed houses
and from points far removed from
the center Of the village inhabitants
hurried TO get a glimpse OF the
visitors.
A military band was brought up
from the rear. the Marseillaise was
played and the civilians restraint
in the presence OF the visitors
broke down completely. Women
crowded forward ostensibly to
shake the secretary's hands. but
instead they kissed his hands and
wept and then they Joined in a
chorus OF thankfulness. There
were no speeches. but many times
Secretary Baker responded briefly
to expressions OF gratitude often
times half Historically uttered by
the women and children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-14
AE.AIERICAN GUNS BONABARDINlC GERMANY
T(jRE 20, 600 FOES And 80 TOWNS
'rench Army Launches New Offensive
British DriUe
Or1;Take 1900
EnemyTrOOpS

London, Sept. 14.-FieId Marshal
Haigs forces have occupied Ouchy
Leg La Bassee in the Lys sector,
according to the official announce
ment issue today by the British war
office
Several attempts made by the
Germans to recover their former
positions at Gouzeaucourt and Hav-
rIncourt were unsuccessful.
During the night. strong bomb
ing and liquid fire attack was made
on the British positions northwest
Of Gouzeaucourt. This attack tenn
porarily forced a British advanced
post to withdraw but the Germans
were beaten off.
AS the result of the British pro-
gress yesterday in the district
northwest of St Quentin the Brit
ish line has been established east
of the villages of Hesbecourt and
Jeancourt.
The British forces captured more
than fifteen hundred Germans when
they took the town of FrescOurt and
Havrincourt Thursday.
Berlin, Sept. IA, via London.-Ad-
vances made by both the German
and enemy forces in the Canal du
Nord sector yesterday led to viO-
lent fighting at Moeuvres and Hav-
rincourt, says the official state
ment issued today by the German
army headquarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-14
CIR Rull nf Nuttn1

in action, 81; wounded severely, 81 /;
died Of wounds, + died from acci.
dent and other causes, ,; died OF
disease, .; wounded, degree unde-
termined, g. Total, 128.
Killed in Action.
PRIVATES.
Meryin F. Hammond, Oregon City,
Ore.
Frank F. HoItz, Janesville, Wis.
Jones ". Hunter, Charlotte, n. c.
Ray B. Landes, Greenacres, Wash.
Michael J. NcIniss, Troy. \. Y.
Thomas F. Mahon, Hartford,
Conn.
Arthur NJ. Miller, WebstervilIe,
Vt.
John Y. Raaen. FingaI, y. D.
Fred Schreier, san Francisco,
Cal
Cornelius Vandam, Blatt. S. D.
Died From Wounds.
PRIVATES.
Walter J. Hatfield. ST. Louis. Mo.
Thomas A. Jones, Dexter. Mo.
Jesse L. Murray, Roaring Springs.
Pa.
Elmer ATOnS Oakley. Burr, Mo.
Died Of Disease.
PRIVATES.
George Hooper, Thornton, Ark.
Earl Malcolm Robertson, Hood
River. Ore.
Died From Accident and Other
Causes.
PRIVATES.
George Ghirardi, League City,
Texas
John Sheehan, Loughrie, Galway
county, Ireland.
Wounded Severely.
LIEUTENANT.
Harry II. Haper. Smithboro, H.
CORPORAL
Joseph D. Hunter, GaIesburg, III.
PRIVATES.
John A. FrankOwicZ, Chicago.
Able Hinkle, Clinton, Ill.
Peter Kamar, Chicago.
Nelien Miller, Sheridan. III.
John NykOwski, Chicago.
Joseph II. Rose, Chicago
George F. Schumer. Evanston,
III.
Wounded, Degree undetermined.
PRTVATES.
John J. Lilley, Chicago.
Orian A. Miller, Carmi, III.
Missing in Action.
PRIVATES.
Samuel Melawskv. Chicago.
James ". O'NeilI, Jr., Morgan
Park. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-14
BLOW PERILS
LA0NANDF0E
Line
Petain Forces Gain Mile
on Big Front-Take
Many Prisoners.

London, Sept. IA, (1:30 p.
m.l-French troops began
new attack at dawn this MORN
ing on both sides of the Ailette
river between the river Aisne
and the Vesle river.
The attack of the French
forces in the direction of the
forest of COucy at the southern
end of the St GObain maSSif,
was progressing very satisfac-
tOrby this morning. South of
the Ailette river the French
captured Mont Desiages and the
villages of AlIemOnt and Saucy.
The French also reached the
edge of the town of Vailly on
the AiSne.
The French advanced for dis
tance of between one and two miles
on an 11-mile front. The attack
was launched by the French at
o'clock this morning. One division
at an early hour had taken 1,00C
prisoners, making a total OF 1906
Germans captured on that front
alone.
Threatens Hun Positions.
In their attack south of the river
Aisne the French also made salts
factory progress and captured pris-
oners, but details are lacking. The
advance of the French threatens tC
turn the flank of the German defen-
sive positions on the Chemin-des-
Danes and it also endangers Laon
(By Associated Press.)
Marshal Foch has launched an
offensive movement which seems
mainly TO be aimed at the St Co
balm massif, defending the German
citadel of Laon.
The French this morning attack
ed on both sides OF the river Ailette
and in the region of the Aisne tc
the south and southeast.
Take I,SOO Germans.
General Petain's troops started
with a rush which took them into
the German lines at points for a
distance of one to two miles. Pris-
oners began coming back rapidly
/ 800 having been taken in one di-
vision on the front alone at an
early hour
The French pressure seemed tc
be particularly effective south OF
the Ailette, where they captured
the important Mont des Singes and
the towns of Allemont and Sancy
Their advance here threatens the
right flank of the Chemin des
Danes.
This movement also represena s
a further closing in on the St. Go.
balm massif, which is acCentuated
by progress north of the Ailette
where the French are working into
the upper forest of Coucy, beyond
the former German line.
On the Aisne front the French
progress likewise was reported as
satisfactory.