davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

Dzien Polski, mad ktorym juz
pracuje obywatelstwo nasze. Po-
zwolimy sobie zaznaczyc, IL to-
maio, W kazdym razie ME dosyc.
IPrzedkiadamy OTTO - niniejszem
= Komitetowi Obywatelskiemu,
ktory zajmuje sic reprezentacya
Dnia Polskiego ma Wystawie O.
wei, czyby sic ME uda}o ma niej
~rrzadzic - pawilonu polskie-
go - stafego, trwale przez cafy
czas Wystawy utrzymywanego?
Wszakze zwazcie, il Amia Poll
ska jest Aliantem jak inni Alianci
W tel wojnie, Polska w~ystepuje
W wojnie juz samodzielnie, a w
harmonii serdecznej z reszta
czlonk6w Koalicyi, Polsce nalezy
sic zatem uznanie i Representa-
eva takaz sama jak innym Allan
tom: gdybysmy mieli Rad Was
Ivy, napewnebySmy mogli napi-
sac, IL z innymi radiant W akcyi
omawianej wspoiuczestniczy
Rad nasz, a tylko - re 60 ME
posiadamy, dlatego niema o mas i
wzmianki! Me intencye wiec, a
jedynie zbieg okolicznoSci role tn
graja... Ale konsyderacya ia ma
ley sic nam w caiej pelni Z mie-
dzynarodowego stanowiska kwe-
styi naszej - co do tego dwu
zdah bye ME moze. CO wiecej -
nalezy sic nam ona take i z tel
przyczyny, IL gl6wnie rad anne
rykahski wystawe aranzuJe, lecz
ME ola ~wlasnych jedynie celow
p~rzecie, Armia zaS Polska tez re-
k~rutuje sic w Ameryce, PREY bar
do wydatnem poparciu rzadu a
merykahskiego, tedy niejako ola
przybranego tego swego dziecie-
cia - ola Armii Polskiej PREY A
merykahskiej - powinno sic tu
znalezc uwzglednienie i miejsce.
TAX kwestye te stawiamy i tax ia
przekazujemy wp}ywom i zabie--
gom odnoSnego naszego Komite-
tn Obywatelskiego.
Zalety i korzySci projektu ma
szego So bardzo wazne i mnogie:
zwazcie tylko, IL Dzieh Polski
ME wykroczy przecie poza miare
zwyczajnych demonstracyi, ma
~rifestacyi i innych naszych juz
tax licznych spacerow gromadz
nych do Humboldt Parku, a ra-
czei do Parku lKoSciuszki.. "a
pozwoleniem. Ale staly dzia}
nasz ma tel wystawie bedzie
zwiedzany przez milionowa pu-
blike przez cale diva tygodnie, a
chotby byi i najskromniejszy -
napewne zwr6ci uwage, upamie-
tni sic; a przecie znowu tez taxi
bardzo skromny bycby ME po--
trzebowal. Bo - CODY to tam bye
moglo? o, wiele rzeczy: mundu-
Try wojsk naszych, sztandary ma
SEE, lub ich repliki, fotografie z
Iobozu Kosciuszki W Kanadzie,
ststystyki, spisy, dokumenty, ro-
boty relirutacyjncj dotyczscc,
cos-niecoS znalazioby sic i z
T'rancyi, niciedno dalyby zbiory
prywatne, wydawnictwa agita-
Icyjne, broszury, etc, etc, - o,
dziai - pavilion caiy moznaby ?
tego zgromadzit bardzo piekny'
Ale - to 50 szczcg6iy, kt6re sic
znaida, skompletuie, gdy mySl
sic przyjmic i gdy ku realizaeyi
LEI sic ~=abiersemy, DO - jeSli
rzeczy proiektowanel srohie ME
efeeasy, luh ME MONA, to co 20
~zaeAwa,ania s2ureg5l5ws PrEesy-
famy Kom;setewi ohywate(Ssie-~
nu pro}ekt n%inieiszy 60 Saskawe@
so rozpatrzenfa, mo2e sic gen co
lda zsobi5 - dla pe&yt&a sRrawy
~naszej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

8aGnyeA EansNHR sAsts0MA
0yAatssyeA ma kfe6aaAfs AtvrvsA
nycA. NE ma DG1E1IIE CHICAGO.
XXI IA swych nDAlaeA - 0Wsa
prscsts dnA aebra lrta oassnAss
.ttrN alssA- StaAovcSS - DxnHQH
Ku cft1cAGoHk1M sgs1AaSo ~
~ AAeA .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
MACIERZ POLSKA

est organizaeya Isczaca mlodEie4 pol
Ia oboJEa plcI W praeach naukowyeh,
Satryotycznych. 1 bratniej pomocy, Ola
DodnIesleaa duchs moralnosci dooro-
,ytu W spolecZenstwie. q szezegolnie
mlOdZiszS polsks- Mona zapiH
iaS sic ns posmiertne cd lat IA do A.;
"a czionkow StowarBysZonyeh beS o.
F~rRnicGenia wieku. "a ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

lie, otrzymujac W zamian... jesz-
.cze jedna austryacka obietnice'
30 przecie trzeba ~pamietat, re
ME ma Seidlerze stala polityka
austryacka, jeno ma Niemcach z
Rzeszy / austryackich coz stad,
re Seidler poszedi precz, kiedy
Austrya sic ME zmieni? I b. NIL
mister spraw zagranicznych, hr.
Czernin, poszedi precz, a przecie
jest w Izbie pan6w przemawia
/ jak mole, tax ma chwale Me
mice PRAGUE. Mowif on niedaw-
no: % tenn, czy austro-polskie
rozwiazanie do skutku dojdzie al
DO ME, ME beda rozstrzygali au-
stryaccy Polacy, lecz zadecyduje
fakt, czy miedzy Wiedniem d
Berlinem dojdzie do zgody. Lecz
gdyby i tax rzecz sic miaia, beda
musieli Rolacy nasi jeszcze wiele
woody dolac do wilma. Granic, o
ktorych dis MARIA, ME otrzyma-
ia nigdy. Nadejdzic dzieh, W kto-
CT panowie STANG sic skrom-
.niejszymi i cieszyt sic bedq, jesli
choc Kr6lestwo Kongresowe po--
dzielone ME bedzie.. -"
Niemcy austryaccy wedlue
wskazowek Z Berlina pracuja jak
NIGGA mad pogrqzeniem sprawy
polskiej. Rad niemiecki wyraz--
ME oSwiadczyl sic przeciwko po-
lqczeniu krolestwa i Galicyi pod
berlem lIabsburgow. Zwiazanie
Austryi L Rzesza jest rzecza po--
stanowionq i clloc szczegoiy ME
So u}ozone, widoczna ola kazdego
re stanie sic jak zechce Berlin. l
w tych warunkach coz macy O.
bietnica p. Hussarka? Tylu juz
ministrow austryackich obiecy-
A jezeli p. Hussarek jest
czlowiekiem uczciwym i zechce W
swojej obietnicy dzialac toe
zaraz pc glosowaniu mad wydat--
.ami wojennymi, gdy Polacy
glossy swe oddadza, p. Hussarek
moze bye obalony przez Mem
cow wraz z jego obietnica. VII
dat, re ugodowcy trzymaja sic
swego austryackiego pomyslu,
jak pijani plotu, szkoda tylko, re
posiowie z stronnictwa ludowe-
60 ida z mimi. Ale kraj caly jest
przeciwko Koiu Polskiemu. De-
mokraci narodowi i socyallSci,
ktorzy Z Koia wystapili, spotkall
sic Z uznaniem spoleczehstWa.
DIVA tie stronnictwa porozumle--
waja sic re SODA i oba prowadza
zacieta walke przeciwko sprusa-
Austryi, a W walce tel ida
razem Z Czechami, poludniowymi
Sfowianami i Wlochami.
Posei Daszyhski oSwiadczyl
w swojej movie, re polityka pol
sko = austryacka juz sic ma szcze-
scie skonczyla i re Mkt tego w
Polsce ME zaluje. A pose} Cabin
ski powiedzial ma caly SWAT, CO
Szego chca Polacy. o.
Swiadczal on, re mowi Z serca
znacznej wiekszosci polskiego ma
ktory ME podziela bojazll-
i misunderstanding polityki
Kola Polskiego W Austryi, oraz
Polskiego w Warszawle
ME pochwala jej, zwlaszcza W o.
bccnym powaznym czasle, gdy
chodzi o los Polski, jej ~przysziosc
i ME w ostatnim rzedzle O god
nose narodowa Polakow. NaTod
polski zqda, aby'jego zyczenia,
skargi i dazenia znalazly tn wy
raz wymowny. Ubolewa on, re
personal---very. Ko}a Polskiego
w swojej movie ME wspomnla4
O narodowym programme Z dnia
28go maja zr. i ME zaja} zadnego
wobec wymuszoneJ
przez rad niemiecki deklaracyl
rzadu warszawskiego w sprawle
kwestyi polskiej. zadania Pola--
.ow opieraja sic ma prawie natu-
ralnem i boskiem, ma prawle mic
i ma ogolnym
wyzszym interesie wszystkich
ra-odow, kt6ry wymaga ably sto-
.I. .:oJ., o;a,,,; onarte hv{y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
WystaWa Wojenna.

Wystawa Wojenna.
Jak ma innem ~oglaszamy miej-
sou, odbedzie sic W przyszlym
miesiacu, w dniach cd ? do 15go
wrzeSnia wielka Wystawa Wo-
jenna W mieScie Chicago. Wy
stawa TAXA byla juz W innych
miastach ma Wschodzie, a ma u
dac sic / do dalszych jeszcze, ia
ko przedsiebiorstwo rzadowe, MA
lace ma celu popularyzowanie &C.
low wojny obcenej, oraz zrozu-
mienie przez publicznosG naSze-
lgo narodu w~szystkich przemno--
gich i olbrzymich potrzeb, jake
wojna ia sprowadza, ma co wiec
Rad potrzebuje pieniedzy, dla--
czego o ME VIOLA, ma 60 So znacz-
Xxi wojenno = oszczednosciowe,
bondy w~olnoSciowe i wszystkie
W kraju ca}ym prowadzone kam-
panic skladkowe. Wystawa owa
ma bye zamierzona ma mozliwie
najwieksza skale, a jak wnosit
lEozna Z juz rozpoczetych przy--
gotowan - bedzie istotnie rzecza
wielka i zajmujaca. Me jest to
przedsiebiorstwo ma korzySc obi
czone - specyalnie ma tel wysta-
vie Rad ME mySli zyskow robit,
a tylko ma zagwarantowane przez
miejscowe organizacye pokrycie
kosztow aktualnych; - jedyny
zysk ma bye moralny, jedynyn.
celem jest uSwiadomienie obywa-
telstwa i. podniesienia ducha pa
tryotycznego W narodzie, CO
znow niezawodnie przyczyni sic
do wzmozenia ~ofiarnoSci ogofu w
caiym kraju.
Program wystawy jest bardzo
bogaty i wszechstronny, beda
tam trofea pierwsze, wziete we
Francyi przez zuchow naszych,
beda dzia}a niemieckie, aeropla--
ny zestrzelone, beda brytyjskie
ogromne tank i kolosalne der
ty" pruskie, beda wszystkie ro-
dzaje broni i ~amunicyi, przedsta-
wione beda prawdziwe okopy i
transze, reprodukowane beda po-
Ia walk, odwzorowane beda Gym
nosci ratunkow'e, oraz wszystkie
motive wojskowe roboty, tax
mnogie i rozmaite W dziSiejszym
sposobie wojowania. Dopelnie-
riem tego caiego prawdziwego
widowiska wojennego beda auten
tvczne obrazy ruchome, zdejmo-
wane po obozach, oraz ma teatrze
wojny. Osobno zaznaczyc wypa-
ia, il ma wystawie beda repre-
zentowane wszystkie narody a.
lianckie w wojnie tel przeciwko
Centralnych Pzzymicrzu biorace
udzial, a rzady wioski, francuski
angielski nader intensywnic
wsp6,dzialaja z naszym W spra--
vie jak najbogatszego wyposazc-
MIA wystawy i obcslania iej Okla.
zami re wszystkich moSiiwych
dziedzin bie&eeego woicnncgo
.byznesu,"
Jak slyszymy, bede ma wysta-
vie urzqdzane specyalne okazye
popisu i wystspu naredowosct
rozmaityeh - bsdzie zatem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

Frswfs nsay yehEi aSsnt RAJ
notctowy Ogfasza ste Y DzIENNnKU
OHICAGQskIM b HistedAskrDtnia
prsekoaat ltA. - tn AA3tepSai M
IA nnhacA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
ZPraktyk NiemIeckioh.
Z onegdajszego .Journal'a''

WOlSnne, ZaWleQZlOne w OCZeKl--
waniach co do zywnoSci, jaka
miaia i'm spaSc jak W nieba go,
iabki do gabki" z Ukrainy i z Ro,
syi ,nie mogac tam mic dostac -
uawet przemoca i gwaitem, ponie,
waz, jak wieSci z KRAKOW owych
donosza - Ukraiicy i Rosyanie
wola palic i niszczyc zboze, nil
dac je wrogom, Ia jakich juz po-
wszechnie Niemcow maja - te'
dy wiec ME mogac tym wydrzet
tego tax i'm dis ma gwalt potrze-
bnego schleba powszedniego', u
ciekaja sic swoim zwyczajem dc
oszustw i s~zachrajstw - chocby
i najgrubszych, byle dostac cze-
go chca, a oslonic to jake take
najprymitywniejszymi byle -
pozorami: kombinuja widocznie
tlk, IL ludziska wymra, potem ge-
neracye nastepne zapomna, slad
gaiganstwa prusaczego zginie, a
historya ME bedzie miala co {
tenn zapisac i - dobrze.. Me
bardzo, Boz dzisiaj Niemcom
SWAT caly patrzy ma rece i ME
uchodzi i'm mic zgoia! Me uszedl
tedy i najnowszy ,,tryk" zywnoS-
.c;owy Niemcow. o kt6rym Jour
nal" opowiada, jak nizej:
,Niemcy trzymaja W lapach
Folske najdokiadniej i jak ~najcia-
Sniej: majac ia, jakkolwiek wy
niszczona, maja zawsze cos -
wiecej, nizby bez Polski mogl
wyprodukowac zywnosci, przetc
- Z wyniszczonego tego kraju i
.ludu wydzieraja resztki ostatnie,
zabieraja, konfiskuja zywnosc
wszelka, jaka gdzie ~jeszcze zna--
lezc a wycisnac mozna, W ska
dach wielkich, urzadzonych
pred granica niemiecka, ozna-
czaja to ~wszystko, jake pochodza-
&c z Ukrainy i tax dopiero wpu-
szczaja do Niemiec" -.
Jest to proste oszukanstwo, a
jednak fakt jest, IL posiuguja sic
MEM wiadze niemieckie. Potwier-
dzenia tych informacyi mielismy
okolicznoSciowe juz i z pism pol
skich, wydawanych we Francyi,
ktore podawaly wiadomoSci, u
trzymujace, IL Niemcy przysiaiy
w zniwa do Polski zoinierzy z
mlockarniami, ktorzy jechali z
maszynami Z miejsca ma miejsce,
wymlacali zboze rolnikom, 20
staWiali i'm tax zWane ...gfodOwe
racye", a reszte wszystko zabie--
rail-. Doriesienie obecne o jakiem
journal pisze - zgadza sic
|przeto zupeinie z tenn, co czyta--
li$my o zniwach W Polsce W ,Po-
laku'' paryskim, ,,Jehcu" innych
pismach. w ten to sposob zabra-
no z Polski masy Gale zboza, kar-
tofli, warzywa wszelakiego -
wszystko poszlo "a granice ME
miecka - po ukrainsku ostemplo-
wane.
Otoz - dlaczego Niemcy to
robia? ze gwaica i rabuja, to o.
statecznie rozumieShy, do tego
juzeSmy przywykli, ale ola czegc
oszustowskich ieszcze manier Il.
Izywaja w dodatku? Otto - ola tel
przyczyn, IL idzie i'm gwaltownie
o podtrzymanie prestige'n poteg;
niemieckiej ma Ukraine. Gazety
niemieckie do bardzo niedawna
ljeszcze wskazywaly, a moze / te'
raz wskazuja, mimo cenzur -
wyraznie, IL pokoj ma wschodzie
lest skrytob0jczo prowadzonq
wojna, w ktorej padaja Pc stronie
niemieckiej Mirbachy / Eichhor'
ny: przeto ola podtrzymania au'
rytetu wladzy pruskiej - militar,
mel W samychze Niemczech, ola
okazania d~owodami, IL Niemcy
faktycznie trzymaja Ukraine W
swej mocy - dale sic dowody ia,
kie in natura, dale sic ,,zywnoS(
Z Ukrainy", a re Ukraina zywno'
sci tel naprawde i to skutecznle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
DO KACIKA.
szTUCzKA sWIEzA
IMCI - JEZA.

Wiazisz mi W droge?..... Nedzne
sworzenie!
Lap mych Gle jedno z2niecie ude-
rzeaie!. -.
CGz robiG?.. Prose-. lwu
odpoWie ma to
Jez i W kuleczke zwinal sic kolczata
k. W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

} MeSo,pte stanu Dszedze spG-
lsajq sic I'd sddnfH, Ee must ISL
liec sjednocsoRa, ntesdtesH0
;dmoEsQd1G PolSkd.
- Woodrow Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
Pie$ni 0rqzne.
The Rendezvous"

CIumaczenie Wiersza Hama Segera poo
pod tym samym tytutem.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

Jak slyszymy, bede ma wysta-
vie urzadzane s~pecyalne okazye
i wystepu naredowesel
rczn,aityeh - bsdzie zatem |
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Hun Planted Mine in
Home He Occupied
French Family Blown Up
After Sheltering Officer for
Eighteen Months

WITH THE CANADIAN FORCES IN
FRANCE, Saturday, Oct. 19 (By The
Canadian Press) ).-Although lie Cateau
was not systematically destroyed by
the Germans. there were individual
acts of vandalism both there and in
adjoining villages. Perhaps the whole
war has not produced another act as
vile as that which is vouchcd for
by French official Investigators. In
Montlrny. due west Of lie Cateau, a
German officer lived eighteen months
with French family. He was a pleas
ant fellow, taking his meals with the
family and frequently performing on
the piano for them.
One evening he failed to return for
dinner and members of the family
waited IN vain for him, and at mid
night retired. At O'Clock in the
morning the house was blown up bv a
mine: Every one of this family was
killed, with the exception of an eight
months-old child. The family con
sisted Of several old people and women
and children.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
japanese Cabinet
Friendly To u. S.,
Says Premier Hara

TOXIC, Oct. 10 (By The Associated
Press ).-Takashi Hara, Japans first
commoner Premier and leader of the
Seiyukwai party, said to-day, in his
first statement of his policies, that he
and his colleagues constantly would
labor on the future questions arising
out of the present war. Although the
main the cornerstone of Japan's for
cign relations, he said, he wished to
emphasize that his special effort
would be to promote frinedly relations
with the United States.
Beginning life as newspaper re-
porter, Hara's attainment to the
Premiership Is regarded as proving
that the time has arrived when in
Japan, as in America, any citizen can
hope to climb to the places of highest
responsibility.
Requested to explain his views on
some CRITICISM that Japan, like the
German military autocrocy. may some
time become miitarily aggressive.
Premier Hara declared that he was
amazed, on visiting America eleven
years ago, to hear the fears voiced by
SOlic americans tnat JapAnS strength
was designed against America.
This is, of course, absurd" he said
History shows that Japan has never
engaged voluntarily in war. The pres
ent war has shown that orr agree
ments were defective. and this will be
remedied, but Japan has no idea except
to be in proper condition for defence.
"Our VICTORIES in the Chinese and
Russian wars naturally led the Japan
csc people to admire their army, and
this, in turn, may have led to a mis-
conception abroad of the Importance
which Japan gives to ornaments.
THE military influence is not so
dominant in Japan as outsiders NAV
believe. Our constitution is still
young, and some of our people may
favor form of government similar to
the German system, but the present
ministry is united in the determination
to secure the constitutional develop
ment of Japan along the popular lines
which the war has so indsputablv
demonstrated as the worlds tendency
and the desire of the peoples of the
world
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Bolsheviki
Lose Heavily
In Big Fight
Czecho-Slovaks and Sibe-
rian Troops Halt Advance
or Ekaterinburg
1000 Reds Killed and
60 Machine Guns Won
Tschaikovsky Again Heads
Reorganized North Rus
sia Government

SHANGHAI, Oct. 12 (By The Asso
ciated Press ).-Bolshevik troops adj
vancng toward Ekaterinburg have been
severely defeated by Czecho-Slovak
and Siberian forces. The Bolsheviki
lost 1000 men killed, as we'll as three
armored trains, eleven locomotives and
sixty machine guns.
VLADlVOSTOK, Oct IL (By The AS
sociated Press s).-Although tho Czechs
have withdrawn from the important
Russian city of Samara. their guns still
control the town. Bolshevik troops
have not yet reentcred Samara. The
Czech troops still hold Kannele juno
ton, eighty miles east of Samara.
The Allied Intelligence Board re-
Gently formed here is doing excellent
work in putting down pro-German
propaganda and other work among the
Russian population. strict cable and
postal censorship has been established
and orders have been issued for the
registration Of enemy aliens. Russian
officials arc cooperating in the work.
ARCHANGEL, Oct. Is (By The Asso-
ciated Press ).-The government in
Northern Russia again has been reor
sanized and the supreme power again
conferred upon Nicholas Tschaikovsky.
Colonel Durotf will retain his position
as Governor General and military COM
mainder in the region of the north.
The ministry has been reorganized
and with the exception of Premier
Tschaikovsky, all belong to bourgeois
parties. In addition to the Cabinet
there is an advisory council of fifteen
men, representing all strata of society
and all parties.
In Archangel the elections recently
held for members OF the Duma resulted
in large majority for the Socialists
although the bourgeois vote was larger
than ever before.
The new Cabinet meets witt, the gen
eral approval Of the Allied diplomatic
CCrpS here
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Spring-Rice Fund Is
Given by Americans

ETON, England, Oct 20-Thc head
master of Eton College this afternoon
dedicated stall plate in the upper
chapel in memory Of Sir Cecil SPRING
Rice, the late Ambassador to the
United States. During the ceremonies
Gerald Balfour, a brother of the For
elgn Minister, read the following letter
received by Lady Spring-Rice from j.
p. Morgan:
My Dear Lady Spring Rice: 1t is
my privilege to advise you that large
number of American friends Of Sir
Cecil, desiring to show their apprc.
cation Of the magnificent work done
by him as British Ambassador to this
country, have collected fund to be
known as the Cecil SPRING Rice Memoir
ial Fund. 1t is the desire of the donors
that the income Of this fund be paid
you during your life, and to your two
children, IN equal shares, until thcv
are thlrty-tlve years DID, thus prcvid-
ing Tor their education and manten-
ancc until they are able to support
themselves
"The fund will eventually be trans
ferred to Balliol College, Oxford. as
the Cecil Spring-Rice Memorial Fund,
the income of which is to be used hv
Ballio! for travelling Scholarships fo.
young men entering the diplomatjr
service, who have to ACQUIRE necessary
foreign languages for that career. fms
making a permanent memorial to ST.
CecllS great work"
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Paris, En- Fete, Opens Drive
For New Liberation Loan
American and Other Allied Troops March in Big Parade
as Campaign Opens--Strects Are Lined With
Captured Trophies

the front the loan has been christcned
the elaboration Loan"
1t WAS planned to bring to Paris the
thousands of young recruits OF the
class of 1920, but the danger from
Spanish influenza compelled the author
ities to change their plans. The re
crnits taking part in the parade to-day
were limited to the Paris members OF
the 1920 class.
Trophies Free to All
Crowds viewed tho captured guns,
airplanes and other material. 'he
crowds were allowed to handle machin-
cry, in accordance with Premier Gle
mcnceau's wish. expressed as follows: ::
LET everybody see them. Let them
touch them. Let them carry them on
I have plenty more in stock
More than 1900 captured cannon
lined the thoroughfare from the Alex
ander Ill bridge to the Place dc la
Concorde. The place is filled with
Gothas and other airplanes. Captured
German tanks face the entrance to the
Tu'leries Gardens.
People of Lille, who have tcen here
during the years that their city was in
the hands of the Germans. will soon
be able to return home. Passes will
not be issued until the city can be
properly rehabilitated.
Motor transport lines are being Or
ganIzcd to run between Paris and Lille.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21

faklS. Oct 20.-With enthusiasm
anabated by pouring rain, Paris to-
day celebrated the liberation of French
towns from the enemy and the opening
OF campaign for the new French loan.
American troops with the flag of the
"olst Infantry headed parade of AL
lied soldiers through the streets. They
were followed by Belgians, BraGilians,
british and Greeks, the latter of whom
arrived in Paris this morning from the
Macedonian front. Polish, Portuguese,
Serbian and Czecho- Slovak soldiers also
were in line.
A subscription booth 70 rthc loan has
been placed inside the pedestal of the
statue of the city of Lille in the Place
de la Concorde. The statue is covered
with wreaths and bouquets of flowers.
American Helps Loan
Among the subscribers who signed
their names in special golden book"
at the city hall was President Poin-
care. William Nelson Cromwell, Of
New York, signed the book for a sub
scription of $500 900.
To-day was the first fete day that
Paris has observed since the war be-
gan. On account of recent events on
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21

Gre, now is being approached from
the ", st and south and the British are
less than four miles from the town
Virtually all of Northeastern France
low is rid of the Germans, who are
retreatng rapidly north of Cambrai
and east of Lille.
The Germans behind the Scheldt are
covering Ghent Audenarde and Tour
mai, and then their line runs behind the
Scarpe Canal as far as st. Armand and
the Raismes Forest, where 1T joins the
Selle defensive system.
From LIE Catcau to Verdun the enemy
is showing stubborn resistance, in
sharp contrast to his tactics in Elan
ders The French met violent resist
ance in their efforts to breach the
Hunding line north Of Laon. The La
fere salient has disappeared. following
the capture OF Ribemont. The Crown
Prince has strong system of defences
along the Serre, and French progress
is much slower now that he is conduct
ing delaying operations.
Gouraud is advancing slowly north
east of Vouziers, where he crossed the
Aisne last Thursday. He and Liggett
are pinching out the salient in the high
forest north of the Argonne.
If possible, the weather is worse on
this front than in Flanders, increasing
greatly the difficulties of storming nat
urally strong defences.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-21
Americans to Care
For War Children

WASHINGTON, Oct 2o.-Whilc
French war widows are finding work
which Will enable them to support
themselves and their little ones, the
children will be cared for by the
American Committee for Devastated d
France at a great centre now being
established at the Chateau of Boullay-
Ihierry Information regarding the
plans Of the committee. which is doing
much to make the labor supply of
France more effective. has reached the
Department of Labor.
The French children at present are
placed in an unfortunate position, for
their fathers are in the army and their
mothers cannot at first earn enough
IN new trades to support themselves
and their children. The committee
therefore has decided to constitute it,
selt the temporary proN-ider for the
little ones, and to care for them until
the fathers are demobilized or the
mothers acquire sufficient skill to pro.
vide for family.