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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
sPOJENCIp acE3lkoSLOvEN-
SlkE AIsMADksieA RUsl.
Ccskosloyenska Tis. Kancelar.

Washington, D. C.. - CeskO-
saovenske arm1de ma Rusi adres,
soyal vddce francouzske uoien--
ske misie ma Rusi jme4ena spo-
jenca tento projsy,e edne 1s. Ger
rence: ~
Qbdyzel jsem cd fracouz-
skefio velvyslance sdeleni pro
vykonny vybor ceskosloven-
skych vojsk. Sdelenl je podano
' sifrovan&m telegram a pbsa-
huje zpravu o cinmosti spojencd
v RuskuL Pod&v&m VAN tuto
zpravu a sdeluji. ze mi bylo u
lozeno. 'vysloviti ceskosloven-
.skym svojskdm ma Rusi "a je-
jich cinnost dix spojenci.
Cinnost tato, jez svedci O do
konale znaaosti pomerd, je cti
ceskoslovenske armady a sged-
cl take o statecnosti .NojinG
schopnosti vddcI. Budeme tuto
o:5vc bozovaql akci ceskosloven-
ske armady podporvati jako
jedno srdce a jedha duse. 81
DIX Yam, statetni Cechoslova-
cl. je dnes obnovena opet ruska
fronta proti prav. nepfateinm
Kuska a SpojeneI a spelu proti
nepfateldm prava a spravedl-
nosti - N6incIm. Francouzske
veivyslanectvi, jez bylo yzdy u.
pfimnym pfitelem Ruska, stoji
ma teto fronte>ve VaSich radach>
a pc VaSem boku!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
JEsTE JEDNA vLlEzRADA.
TentOkrate nSmeckS.

CeskOslovenska Tis. Kancelaf.
Washington, D. G.. - Pc ce
lem 'kuiturnim' nemeckem sve-
te znamy rvac nemecky posla-
nee Karel Herman Wolf, jenz
vede proticeske stvanice po ce-
la desetileti ma spadeno ma
ceskou velezradu, dozvi sc v
techto dnech naramne nepfije-
mnou vec. Jak znamo je tento
zufivy daEnacionM rozveden
a Jeho zena odstehovala sc do
Anglie. Syn Wolfdv byl pfifcen
matce a ia jej vychovala proti-
nenecky dnes SYN ten boiuie
v britske armade!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
POMERY DELNfteA " ,RlA-
KOUSkU.

~Arbeiter-zeitung" obira Sc
otazkon. jak zije dnes v Rakon
ska dElnik, jenz pracuje v ne
kterem z odvetvi valecneho
|pr1myslu. Pise: "Vezm6me "a
|pnklad delnika, jenz ma tyden
nj plat 110 K, coz je We Vidni
plat pomern6 vysoky. DEFINE to
mu, ze zivi zenu a Gtyri d6ti.
Ob6dy bere delnik pro svou ro
dinu We yalecne kuchyni a plati
je 1.8O K pro osobu, tedy pro
6 hdi 1890 K denn6, ma tyden
64.8O K. Jeho rozpocet je pax
jak nasleduje:
Valecna kuchynE -. $3.50 X
Najemne "a byt -. 100 K
Nemocnicni pojisteni $50 K
i. 1880 4
TAX z tydennfho. platu zbu-
de 1910 K. Z!.toho 81 mud del
mix platiti ,sifdans . vecefe, ne
delhi obed, topivo i svftivo,
tramway, skoanl potreby syych
deti atd. A pri ctyrech d6tech
casio je Heba koupiti obuv ci
pradio. At rekne n6kdo, -zda je
to mono s 80 X ma tyden. Je-
ste monhem horst jsou pomery
ra pr. zelezniEnich zrizenca q
delnfkd zamestnanych v stat
mich dilnach, kde plat zdstal
nizsi, nez u delnikd jinych od-
vetvi. =. A pri tom ma pr. rs
proc. padlych vojakd prislus-
rych do Vidne, nalexi tride del,
nicke. Tolik obetovala tato tri-
da. A prece vine, ze vlada me-
cdhodla Sc lehkym srdcem k
dstupk0m, jichz delnici poza-,
Guji."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28

M3 Reklama jest naatl1ou
uspechu a oznamka We sSVE
TU' otcem zdaru v obchods.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
DO PATEHO R0KU VALKY.

lx4. Id pOCdCku VdAAJ AVhu ASA1s
l"Valka nemIze trvati dele 5
lmesicu," tax prohlasili slavni
|vedcove svdj vedecky pry zalo-
|zeny a vedecky pry oduvodne-
my usudek o trvani valky roka
I1914.
! Kde jsou dnes ma zacatku pa
[teho roku svetove valky tyto,
hlasy?
| Rozvat jako listi jest vyrok
iVlemdv, zalozeny ma nadeji,
liz rozmetala prva bitva ma
Marne, ma nadeji, re Sc mu %
dari prvnim rozmachem pripFa
vene n6mecke silly znicti Fran
lcii a tim diktovati vitezny mir.
Rozvaty jsou stejne predpove-
di profesorI, kteri z ddvoda ma
rpdohospodaTskych tyrdili ne
moznost valky delsi. Prekona-
ma tvrdou skutetnosd jest dnes
Ii skutecne oddvodnena veta' lo-'
ca Kitchenera, "ze valka bude
trvati tri roxy"
Neuvefitelne ma pocatku sta
lilo Sc skutecnosti. Ctyri roxy
presly..... =.
- Tezke ctyri roxy! Vybavuji
1se udalosti techto ctyr let =,
Krasny rok 1914. Francie "a
chranena vitezstvim ma Marne,
Rusko vitezne stoji u Krakova,
iSfbove trikrate hrdinsky pora-
zeji domyslivou Widen.
1915. Ustup Rust, jsoucich
bez munice; zabrani Srbska,
nap2denehO ze tfl Btran a Opu
Steneho vsemi.
/ 1916. Postup ItalI q lstup
}Rumunu. Zakmitnuti nadeje o.
lfensivou Brusilovou.
| 1917. RuskA revoluce. Ponor
kova valka. Vyhlaseni valky
| Amerikou. Porazka Itald. Do
lbyti vSech n6meckych kolonii.
1918. - Pad vychodniho
frontu. Americke vojsko zakro
jcuje. Rakousko-Uherska ofen-
silva v Itaiii a nemecka ofensi-
va ma zapade, ztroskotaiy.
Jaky kaleidoscope ud&losti a
premeta obsahujk techto neko
lik dat? Kolik bezsennycl1 noci
a kolik radostnych dn1? Kolik
zklamani a kolik nadeji? Kolik
| bidy kolik hrdinstvi? Kolik
6cufani a kolik zoufani prime
sly tyto ctyri roxy Dohode?
Ale neni dnes casu k rozji-
mani. Valka jde dale. Patty rok
zacfna. V2c nasich Spojencd
stoii tax dobfe jake nikdy dri-
We Nejhr0xn9jsi nebezpeci je
1cdvraceno. Ne cast sill Nemec-
/ ka q RakoMsko- Uherska jake
| v4dy drive, nybrz veskeren pri
! val veskere naoci is1ednich vel
moci jest zastaven. jest vitezn4
odrazen v Italii j We Francii.
| Neni jeste vyhrano uplne
avsak vojenska situace Spojen-
cI jest ma pocatku pateho roku
vyborna. Obrat v jejich pro-
speech jest Cd cervna r. 1918
primo sensacni. Valka ponorko
va nezabranila prevozu celych
armad americkych. Hospodar-
sky stav nepfatel nasich jest
beznadejny.
Patty rok valky zacina pro
Spojence We znameni do
| =
Pro Spojence - to znameni
take pro narod ceskosloven-
sky; to znamena pro narod mas
tim vice.
Narod neznamy pred ctyrmi
roxy vchazi do pateho roku
valky jako spojenec Dohody!
Narod, jenz nemel pred ctyrmi
roxy ami vojaka, vchazi do pa
lteho roku valky s tremi vlastni-
mi armadami v Rusku, v Italii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28

Stfihan vlasI saH ma dollar. Boze to bude pojednou
Clevelande Kubelika. ~:
Nemc 81 tropi blazny americkych uspechu We Franci
jen strpeni, sveraci kazajka je nefnine
Kaisr vaci pry jedine proto ably Sc mu dostao msta
ha nev jest bazny poby ma slunci ne
bezpesnym.
Co prav prorok povetrnost Ma Rusi pomalu vyJas-
Rakousko e suchu to severni Franc blJe an
glo-americko francouzsky hrom do Nemcu.
- Indie doda mateske Angli rok pal mllionu
vojaka tax mi podvna odpoved Nemci rozsifovane
zpravy re Indi zuri protibrtska revouce
Kolen Vdne vzmaha povazlive romantcke lupicstv,
bude prve who'd amnejsm komponistdm kterym nyn
bude nedostavati latek libretdm novych operet.
Nsmc nam spaji zradc, re jsme nechteli ne proh
vlastnim sympatm bojovat Jse zvedav jak voja
ky vlastni kte nedavno odepfeli ji fronu by dec
mOvan
Heslo nemecke t
Deutschland ueber allies.
Heslo ceske:
Zab no, nez by kan zalez
Bismarck pry snedl snidani vajec, dive ibry beef
seaku, rzky bazana misu smazenych zemaku taf ztne
chleba koacu koiky kavy kvar cerveneho vina Pra
w to predstavel nemecke nenasynos Cechach by to
pomalu stacilo vykrmen tr prasat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
PLACER OF BETS FINED
AFTER TILT IN COURT
Attorney General and Counsel for
Prisoner Have Little Pas
sage at-Words.

Michael F. McGonegal, keeper OF Q
cigar store in the western part Of the city,
pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon IN
GeneraI Session.. koptn No. |, to an IN
dictment alleging that nc received bets,
And was sentenced BY Judge Conrad 70
nav a fine Of 500, as we'll as the costs OF
tAe case. But the matter was not dts
uosed of without something Of passage
at-vords between Attorney General KEN
harit and McGonegals 5 counsel, Daniel
.. Hastings.
After the plea had been entered. Mr..
Reinharit set about informing the court
as 10 the facts in the case for the guidance
of the court in imposing sentence. he
said the defendant had collected large
sums Of money running INTO thousands
az dollars" from number Of different
persons wishing to place bets n the
Havre de Grace track, IN sums ranging
from small bets up TO ones totalIng several
hundred dollars Mr. Hastings said the
particular case involved IN the plea was
one involving a $50 bet and asked that
Ieniencv le shown because McGonegal
simply took the money TO place tor TRENDS,
vas engaged in business and had a good
reputation. He objected to MIR. Reinhardt
h,inching all the cases IN the manner he
Old. ana MI. htlfiiIstldt pACI4iptlf Ot'-
iectcd 10 the objection, observing that the
plea OF guilty had better be withdrawn and
the case tired.
Mr.. Hastings declined 10 do this, how
ever. and Mir Reinhardt went on to in
form the court that the taking Of betting
money had been going on for some time
and that the men who had given cash 10
McGonegal to place for them were mostly
men we'll known as gambling men. He
aid a minimum fine ought not to be i'm
posed, that the State. at the defence 5
solicitation had dropped one or two other
bills against McGonegal and had cut
down the number of witnesses in order 70
tighten the burden. Moreover, he said, 8
person might make good thing out OF
such business If he came into court when
indicted, paid minimum fine and got
away at such price. The costs in the case
amounted TO S6737. making McGonegal :
payment s267.37
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
SHIPYAROS FORM
SOCCER LEAGUE
Delaware River Circuit Includes
Seven Teams and Games Will
Begin October IL.

Organization of the Delaware River
Athletic Association Soccer League has
been completed, with seven teams from
as many different shpyards in it, They
are Merchant Ship, of Bristol; Hog
Island, Puscy and Jones, of Gloucester;
New York Ship, of Camden; Sun Ship,
of Chester; Chester Ship and the Harlan
plant, of Wilmington. The season will
open October L. with these matches:
Pusey and Jones VS.. Sun Ship, at Glou-
cester; Chester VS.. Merchant Ship, at
Bristol, and Harlan plant vs.. New York
Ship, at Wilmington.
In addition to competing In the Ship
yard League, the seven clubs will also
enter the national and American chal-
lenge cup competitions. In order TO
permit of the arranging of n schedule
which will not conflict with the cup series
the schedule committee, composed OF
the president, cc-prcsidcnt and secretary
were authorized to draft dates and submit
them at the next meeting on Wednesday.
October >.
One of the rules will not permit a
shipynrd having two teams or more to
transfer a player from one to the other
team Merchants Ship has two teams, one
to play in the Shipyard League and the
other to take part IN the cup ties and
National League matches. The teams
are limited to sixteen signed players,
who must work in the establishment and
must he signed fourteen days TO be eligible
TO play in the league games.
The schedule will bc played on the
home and away plan. Gold medals
Will be presented to the winners. while
the runner-up will also receive medals
In case of a tie a deciding game or a
series OF games will bc arranged by the
board of directors Two points will
count for q win IN all league games and
one for tic game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
SHOP WORKERS HEAR
YOUNG MARINE TALK
Private John Stockman, Just Back
From France, Tells ABOUT
Chateau Thierry Fighting.

Workers at the Poole machine shops
and the nlant of the Shaw company
YESTERDAY. heard q stalwart young Ma
rine. inst back from France. where the
Hun is being hurried back to ms iair pS
lust such rcsolute, masterful hghtihg men
as tho sneaker. tell what actual war IS
Ike The speaker was Private Jotm
Stockman and the meetings IN the TWO
sbons were held under the auspices oil the
United States Ordnance Department
private Stockman told of his personal
cxperiences- his outht went over
with the first bunch OF Americans ana
how they were sent TO tram with the
famous French "Blue Devils. Aterward
they went to the Verdun section, where
the Marines acquired the name oil Devli
Dogs" from the Germans by their herce
6uhting qualities when they went on
raiding parties at night in the enemy
trenches.
When the Germans started their drive
On Paris the Marines were sent into the
line. They smashed the Germans at
Bouresches and Torcy. They stopped
them at Chatcau-Thierry. Then came
the big fight at Belleau Wood. This is
described as one of the most vicious nights
in the war up to this time. At tins battle
Private Stockman was shot IN the shout
der and sent back to the base hospital.
He was sent to the United States to re
cover. He is still under observation from
his wound and shell shock.
The straightforward talk OF the young
marine, his description of how all the
French people are standing together, ana
how the soldiers are looking over here Tor
the men in the shops to stand by them'
was greatly appreciated by his listeners.
He SAID: =,
: Eve can end this war and end 1T quickly
If every man in the shops in the United
States will stand by us and send us sup
plies Our artillery hammers them, but
We need everything in the shape OF mu-
nitions. We are working IA and Ito hours
y dav over there and We don't get much
sleep. but We know its war and VIC are
willing to 60 in and win. Every, fellow
knows, too, that our people arc looking
At us, and everybody wants 70 make p
good Job OF il no matter what II costs
So stand by us. fellows, and let i all work
together.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27

Will he made on any bicycle pur-
chased during these dates.
We have the most complete line in
the State Come in and inspect II
Covering wheels for all ages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
GOING TO CHURCH.
CHAR Definition Of the Request net 10
Jyse Cars and Gasoline.

The Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirk,r, rec
tor of Trinity Church, this city, has re-
coived the following interesting letter,
which explains itself:
wJnited States Fuel Administration,
Oh Division, Washington, ID. C.-The
Rev Frederick M. Kirk,r, rector OF
Trinity Parish, Wilmington, Del
"Thc request that Sunday motoring
be discontinued to savs s,sel',ss e., ne. does oss
,s 1 Urgent and there il no other means
of transportation. :.
"The use of the autornobilc in at
tending church is within the exception
made in the request, provided the dis-
tance is too great for walking, and there
is no electric or steam line OF trans
portation, or if one does not nave
horse.
'Dut the ,se of the car to 20 on
trim that might M we'll be made on another
dav, or that is intended merely as
pleasure ride is contrary to the request
"Wbot is urgent can best be decided
bv the individual II ], easy to hrd ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Another Trophy Shoot.

The third event for the Col Buckner
trophy, the regular events on the William
Coync trophies and the monthly spoon
shoot of the Wilmington Trapshootcrs
Association will make an attractive pro-
gram and should bring out many of the
local shooters to Bellevue tomorrow
afternoon. There will he sterling silver
spoon for each class. The spoons will lie
awarded to each high man of his class
on the first 25 targets; shoot-off for ties
on the second 25 targets, these SCORES TO
count on the Ruckncr and Covnc trnnhies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
GREENHILL CUP SHOOT.

The Grecnhill Trapehooting Club will
stage its regular Saturday afternoon club
shoot tomorrow. The days program will
include doubles" and these scores to
count on the silver cup now in compcti-
ton.
The privilege of shooting for this cup
is open to all shooters, whether a mem
Der of the club or not Everybody is
welcome. The program will include 10
and l5-target events for thrift stamps.
The shoot will be under the management
of w .. Lynch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Chester Launches Big Carrier.

Chester, Pa, Sept. 26.--The Auburn,
an s,80O-top carrier, was laun ched this
afternoon at the Chester Shipbuilding
Company yard The launching was
private, no outsiders with tire exception
Of the sponsor, her party, and officials Of
the company being in Attendance. The
new ship is more than 90 per cent com
plotted and will be ready for her trial
trip before the end Of next month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27

sxc,sc Why one should use ones car,
but not 80 easy TO find reason, Very
truly yours, .,
United States Fuel Administration,
Oil Division, Bureau Of Oil Conser-
vation.
tSigned) e. &. Winninghnm,
"Chicf of Gasoline Section.
p. 81 would suggest that you state
from your pulpit or through the columns
Of your local press that the use Of auto
mobiles for attending church when
there are no other means OF transportation
available is exempted in the request
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Moying 10 New York

The offices OF the American Amateur
Trap Shooters Association, which have
been located at S4l Market street, will
be transferred TO New YORK
The Office fixtures, records and furni-
ture three van loads IN all. are being
transported by Loves Transfer today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Walters Alliance

The Walters Alliance Local 81 ?
including cooks, walters and wait
rcsscs will he reorganzcd tonight at
$50 o'clock at Bartcndcrs Hall, Fourth
and King streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-27
Policeman SuStains Loss

Policeman Edward Dcvinney, ycster-
day lost a gold cuff button, with pearl
setting.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01
The "KdmerGd" Gdme---Our Marines Decline to Play It
 According to German Rules

publication winning glory There things about the bohe mode of warfare which the haven't learned probably will occasion the suareheads aonae called Kamerad with don't it. he number
  upraised Kamerad Chats this derives its at spells the whole besides strictly oche rules of will then that he likes
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  results This until either playing which mans evil ingenuity b6he a to 
  else what being  yelled he'd hit
  beyond the wire equipment evidently belonging  masks and belts and lost their their hurry The bOodsned belt and with whole in testified that made hit"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01

before the allies came to our aid,' he said.
 q cut short my usually long beard and remained in hiding. We raised about six hundred soldiers with off cers and struck on the night of Aug ust 1. The allies came the next day"
 M. Tschaikovsky was born in Vyatka province in 1850. His father was a land owner and he is a distant rela- tive of the composer of the same name As a student in Petrograd he engaged in revolutionary propaganda. He fled to America where he lived from 1875 to 1879 and then to England where he was a refugee for twenty eight years. He returned to Russia in 1907 and was arrested He was tried with Catherine Breshkovskaya, grandmother of the Russian revolu- tion,' and was acquitted. She was con victed M Tschaikovsky later visited America on a lecture tour. Since he has been in Russia he has been di- recting cooperative societies, which he believes will prove the real basis of new commercial Russia
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01
HIKH HoNoRs PAIp

ARCHANGEL, Tues, Aug. 27 (By the Associated Press) Impressive honors were paid today to the first soldiers of the allied forces killed in the occupation of the territory south of Archangel.
 Joseph J. B. E. Noulens, French am bassador to Russia and other diplo- mats, together with President Tschai- kovsky and members of the new gov ernment, marched in the funeral cor tege behind a white open hearse in which lay the bodies of a lieutenant and a sergeant. Troops representing the allied governments and a de- tachment of Russian officers were in line. To the Russians was given the honor of the last salute over the graves.
 President Tschaikovsky, in an ad- dress in the little Cacholic chapel at the cemetery, paid tribute to "the first allied spiders to die in the cause of new Russian Liberty"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01
FRENCH OFFICIAL.
Special to The Review,

Special to The Review)
 PARIS, Aug. 31.-Heavy fighting north of Soissons and along the canal Du Nord is reported by the war office tonight. The French have succeeded in overcoming powerful resistance at various points and have taken Cam pagne on the east bank of the canal, now hold the village of Chevilly and have advanced their line as far as Lsury, northeast of Soissons.
 The statement says:
 Tn the course of the day the battle continued with extreme violence in the region of the Canal Du Nord and north of Soissons. Our troops ad- vanced foot by foot, occupying sue cessively centers of resistance which the enemy defended with stubborn ness.
 We occupied Champagne, on the east bank of the canal. The enemy effort was particularly violent against the village of Chevilly, which remain ed finally in our possession after hav- ing been retaken twice by the Ger mans. We captured 200 prisoners and have enlarged our gains north of Hap plincourt and Morlincourt.
 We have conquered Juvigny and Crouy in a bitter struggle and reached the western outskirts of Leury."
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01

line southeast and east of Arras. have massed men and guns to hold that position. British forces have nearly broken through and the danger is not over.
 In Flanders the Germans are rap near Armentieres, which they storm ed late in April.
 Mont Kennel, southwest of Ypres, has been taken. while Bailleul. where there was terrific fighting when the Germans were striving to reach the channel ports, is again in British hands.
 Further south the Germans arc east Of the Lave and the British have taken more ground to the northeast of Beth une. A nearly as 1t is possible to measure the extent of the German re- tirement it seems the enemy has abandoned strip from one 10 two niles Geep over what would be equal to a front of about twelve miles.
 From Banaume to the 0ise tho ll:at- ish are within ten or .Selye md Gi the Hindenburg line.
 lmpefidl tndnCeiloi VOL fC'tisal5i wh) las held his difficult post sinca last November, is said to be about to resign because of his advanced age It is reported that Dr. w. s. Solf, the German colonial secretary. will sue ceed him. pr. Solf recently made an important announcement t1at the dis position of Germany's colonies after ine war is of the utmost importance and that Germanyt policy must be so shaped that she wili retain them. Parts Of his address wee looked uTon as a yelled suggestion that peace tentatives Ou the basis of colonial possessions might be made. Nikolai Lenme, the Bolsheviki premier, is reported to have
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01
JAPANEsE OFFICIAL

TOKYO, Sunday. Aug. 25 (By the Associated Press).-Entente allied forces on the Ussuri front in Siberia took the offensive against the Bolshe- wiki Red Guard at dawn on August A and drove the enemy to the north. according to an allied official state ment issued today by the Japanese war office. The allies, following up their advantage pushed forward to the high ground north of Shimakofka and launched another attack against the enemy positions. The text of the state ment reads:
 "On August 22 the enemy still re. mained on our front His airplane was observed in the afternoon. Other. wise there was no change The en. emy's strength was about eight thou. sand infantry. The field guns actu ally observed numbered fourteen and he also had some other heavy guns.
 "On August 23 our right wing. now guarded by the Japanese. was twice attacked by the enemy. numbering 1000 with field pieces and machine guns The enemy was completely repulsed.
 "In the evening the left wing also was attacked by 2O00 enemy infantry with six machine guns. Czecho-Slo walks stubornly resisted but were obliged to retreat The twelfth in fantry division, arriving there covered