davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-08-23
Where He Got off.

"That actor is
very pompous. He
says he has ar
rived"
"He has," re-
piled the mana
ger "This is
where he gets
Off"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-08-23
SeIf-Supporting.

COZ course Won
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30


TAX wiele zyczliwego poparcia, ma
ija pod swa opicka obywatelska
lyle .innych towarzystw dobro-
czynnych ola swych rodak6w. Me
mniej jednak many silna i ME
p1onna nadzieje, re jedni i dru--
dry uslysza to volcanic i lie w
t.ym roku r6wnicz ME opuszcza
'naszego Towarzystwa. Shiny ich
|poparciem moralnym i material
nym Zarzad wytezy wszystkie 81:
}N by dzia1alnoSc Towarzystwa jc
|szcze bardziej rozszcrzycr i udo--.
skonalic.
w chwili kiedy Polska budzi
sic do zycia, ME wolno nam zapo--
!minac o tych, kt6rzy Cd lat trzech
Z mysla o: Niej walcza, cicrpia /
gina ma obcej zicmi. g..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

|stosunku do ubieglych okresow
sprawozdawczych. Fakt ten Gle
sly mas jake oznaka, lie Towarzy-
stwo. nasze stale sic coraz bar
dzicj znane zolnierzom. Jest to r0
|wniez zaszczytnym dowodem,. re
przcz nasza skromna dzialalnoSc,
ktora re wszystkich sill staramy
sic uczynic jak najbardziej bcz--
zyczliwq i sumienna. To-
warzystwo zyskalo pewnc zaufa--
nie wsrod zo}nierzy. Lecz przede--
Wszystkiem fakt ten stawia mas
do nowych zadan ma przyszlosc
Wicmy re kolonja polska we Fran
eli, kt6ra mas szczodrze wspiera
ME jest bogata; wiemy r6wniea,
re przyjaciele nasiFrancuzi,wsr6d
kt6rych Towarzystwo znalazfo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

my w. cAt.o't sVeo-
bach okrag}ych 10000 frank6w -
w 5000 -razach. Ola z CORY dwoch
tysiecy zo1nierzy polak6w W air.
mil francuzkiej: Suma ia zosta}a
zcbrana przez. mas re sk1adek ko-
lonii polskiej i z dar6w instytucyi
- przyczem wydatki administra-
cy:jne Towarzystwa nic"przecho--
dza proc -:.:
DIS srodki ~naszc SO wyczerpa
ne: a potrzeba ulzcnia losu zolnier
skiego. jest coraz bardziej nagla-
ca.
Zwracamy sic zatem do Szanow
nych Rodak6w naszych w Amery
ce Z ia niecicrpiaca zw1oki pros
ba, by poparciem Swojem pozwoli
Ii nam wytrwac IA, posterunku
przez nades}anie niezw}ocznie dat
k6w picnieznych.-
Upraszamy 'bardzo Szanowna
Redakcye by zechciafa W Swojcm
pismic og}osic niniejsza odezwe
otworzyc IT, iebie sta}a subskryp-
eye cd: czasu do czasu prosimy cd
sy}ac do biura naszego ma rece
skarbnika - PAM Dygatowej
Many ME plonna nadzieje uzy.
skac ponce materya'iiiias !od Szano'
wnych naszych R" 2aask5w W Anne:
rycc, kt6rzy -zawsze nieustannie
doskonale czuja i rozumieja ma
SIZE potrzeby, nasze starania i ceI
- ola a wszystkich najdrozszy
wsp6lny - a to: wolnosc nasze,
! Ojczyzny.
ia Zarzad Towarzystwf
Wicsio}owski.
Skarbniczka: K. Dygatowa. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

e.
(nsasl,q1Isa llBoztonie DO lviazczess 4 ;
sluggi za1cala uroczystoseIY fzypa
da PAM Adamowskiej.
Teraa przyszla kolej.na staloWs
ljak ja okresli} ks.sysh move
'Komendanta Koz1oWskaggo.. Przee:
m6wienie jego brztniap jak noz
kaz a zarazem jak balsam ma 70,
ranione ciafo. RozkazyWal 10
mendant isc pod bron, do boju zs
,"Zjcdnoczona Polske' ale rozka,
ten stosowa} do wszystkich be-
wyjatku, DO on wszystkich "a brs
ci uwaza, i wszelkie dzielenie sif
ma 7artye W tym czasie uwaza zs
Izbrodnie wobec Ojczyzny. Wszy
stkich Yezwa1 i da Bog re wszy
soy p6jda, re nadejdzie ia uprag-
Mona i czarowna chwila re Polls
kie Wychodztwo jak jeden MAJ
pcdazy Z pomoca Matce, re zapom
nj 0 poprzednich politycznych wa
sniach, re wzgardzi prywatnemj
ambicyami, re wszelkie swoje krzy
wdy i polityczne r6znice wytoczy
priced parlamentem Wolnej Pol:
ski W Warszawie.
Jezeli rodacy W Bostonie i okc
Icy, wszYscy bez wyjatku poslu.
icEaja rozkazu .Komendanta Koz.
}owskiego::.. wtedy Armia be-.
die wielka a Polska wolna
przez wszystkich szanowana, ola
przeszlych cierpien ale take j
d!a drzemiacej W niej sly, i goto.
wosc bojowj.
Imieniem Misyi przemawiaf pc
angielsku porucznik Poniatowski
'Kto 60 s}yszal pred miesiacamj
ten dis musi przyznac, re jake
m0wca i s~postrzegacz polityczny
zrobi} ogromnc postepy re dis
zadawala kazdego. .S}owa jego 0
Polskiej Republice brzmia}y milej
|niz wszelkie tytu}y i zabytki pre-
,brzmialej monarchicznej epoki. -.
Ia to i za s}owa pc polsku wypo-
wiedzianc "Walczymy i walczyc
bedziemy do konca "a Gala, i Me
|podleg}a Polske. Publicznosc OBJ
darzy}a 60 serdecznym oklaskiem.
Ola urozmaicenia wprowadzo--
no Ia scene setke dziatwy szkol-
|nej wycwiczonej W Spiewie wier-
|szach przez Siostry Nauczyciclki
|szkoly parafialnej W Chelsea. Ma
|]estwa przebrane pc krakowsku
,zirebi}y niezwyykle mile wrazcnie
:ha wszystkich obecnych.
Ma zakonczenie przem6wii Wn.
ks. Adamski, proboszcz parafii ssw
Stanislawa Kostki. M6wi} ma to-
mat, re teraz Polska zada cd mas
czynr / milose Ky niej czynem win
10 sic Switzerland.
Ochotnik6w ma vice.: ME rekru
t6wano rae e by} to vice wybit-
,aie o charakterze politycznym, a
|powt6rc, rckrutowanic W teat--:
|rach natrafia IA ~przeszkody po-
woduie v;e1c zamieszania. Saddle
|atoli MONA, re. tax Komitet jak !
Gala B%ostoGslza Polonia zrobi sw0
;ic slowa W czyn przemieniwszy,
|posle W Szeregi Or1a: Biafego licz-
ne zastep.y m}odzezy.
Wicczorem podejmowal Komi-
tet Obywatelski goSci swoich W
Scisle polskim .k6lku przyjaciof. @
godzinie 10tej wszyscy sic rozesz
III ably wypoczac pc wrazeniach
,wrspania1e,j niedzieli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
zpob,tu hislA Am iaPazali

N. - l.EFsE Es-=ES%
Misya Armii Polskie.j Z komen,
dantem j. Koz1oWsdm ma czele
odwiedzi}a " ubiegIym tygodniu
2osady polskie, przyjmoWana en-
tuzyastycznie przez tysiaczne re
sze rodak6w.
Dnia 1-kwietnia W New Haven;
Conn. przedstawiciei naszej silly
przyjmowa}o miasto Z
Fitzgeraldem ma czele,
oraz Komitet Obywatelski Cent
rum z prezesem dr.. Smykowskim,
Wspania}y vice odby} sic W
Wesley Hall w szczelnie zapehio
mel sail. Przemawiali komedant
j: Koz}owski, kapitan st. Grodzki
porucznik St. Poniatowski Mayor
Fitzgerald, dr.. Smykowski, A
b. wice-konsul amerykan,
ski W Warszawie, oraz DIR. B. Gle
linski. q:
.Pozyskano 80 ochotnik6w, Il
kandydatek ma pielegmiarki, oraz
.ebrano oko1o $500 kolekty.
Dnia 2 kwietnia Misya by1a W
New Britain, Conn.,, gdzie mie,j~
scowy p%roboszcz ks. L. B6jnows-
XII, spefniajacy dzielnie obowiazki
.ficera rekrutacyjnego organiza
tora zgromadzi1 Gala polonie miej
scowa, kt6ra~ sformowana W czw6
Xxi udala sic IA stacye kolejowa,
by powitac tych k%t6rzynie slowem
ale czynem i to krwawym stwier-
il trzeba bic prusaka.
.Poch6d poprzedza}y try pluto
ny. milicyi amerykanskiej; czlon-
kowie Misyi jechali w automobi-
ZACH 49, Pc przemaszcrowaniu pc
g}6wnych ulicach miasta poch6d
skierowaf sic XII sail parafialnej,
wypelnila sic pc brzegi.
Vice zagaif ks. Proboszcz L.
przemawiali czlonko--
vie Misyi, komendant J. Koz}ow
kapitan st. Grodzki por. st.
.oniatowski, S. A. Quigley, major
New Britain, P. +. McDe-
nough, oraz Inspector rckrutacyj
ny DR.. B. Zielinski. - Program Il
r%ozmaicony by} Spicwem ch6ru
Cecylii, oraz bardzo ladnemi
przem6wieniami J6zefa Kowalczy
"a ! Heleny. TAX Kowalczyk, jak
Helena Przybylo SO wychowanca-
nj ochronl,, Us. ~B6jnowskiego.
Ruch rekrutacyjn> 10 G W
Jew britain wzin6gl sic, i " 'i~S
tygodniu powaz1'e zastepy
podazy Z + Fs:1i5c:; "..vy-
:cowosci pod sztandar Bialcgo Or
W Sobote. Nicdzicle i Peniedzia
elk przyjmowa} Boston MisyeWoj
Armii Polskicj we Francyi
drugiej strony politycznie donio
,iono re mic wolno ami jednego
,zczeg6lu zamilczac. ami. jednej
,hwili Przyjecie bylo tax wspania
c i talk tego przyjecia zapomniec,
ale wszystko jaknajdok}adnicj o.
.61owi polskiemu do wiadomosci
Misya. wojskowe sk}adajaca sic
komendanta J6zcfa Kozlowskie-
20, kapitana Stanisfawa Grodzkie
90 i porucznika S%tanislawa Ponia-
towskiego, przybyla W Sobote d.
6go b. m. o godzinic 10 do Bosto-
Ma dworcu oczekiWala ma mich
delcgacya skfadajaca sic z prezesa
.omitetu Rccepcyjnego, pana J6-
zefa Adamowskiego, prezcsa Ko-
mitetu Obywatclskiego, Ora Bogu
sza Wlaz}o, ksiedza A. Syskiego,
reprezcntanta majora miasta, rep
rezentanta gubernatcc"S nu}koWni
ka Wyman'a pu}koviiiS;aa arm!;
francuskiej Bossavy, oh. J. Roma
szkiewicza, oficera rekrutacyjne
go Z. A. Czaczki, mecenasa Wei
slanda i wiclu innych delcgatoW
cywilnych i wojskowych.
z dworca udano sic do hotelu
Copley Plaza, gdzie miasto Boston
przygotowafo do Misyi Polskiej
O godzinie 2?ej pc pofudniu<roz
poczeka sic defilada olbrzymiego
pred Kapitolem, urza-.
z okazyi rocznicy wypowie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

Sc. ! $50. buteasczkAsvs vszy.tkich aptskach lu,
wprostu
r. AD. RICHTER 4 60.
1850 WashinSten Street, New York. N. Y
.wszystko oficer6w Armii Polskie.
Poniewaz ma ten sam dzien by]
zwolany vice wojskowy W Provi.
dence r. l. ma kt6rym Misya "a.
powiedziala swoje przybycie, Cd.
Fjechali oficerowie nasi O godzihie
5tej do tegoz masta, zanoszac i'm
tam wiesc re Polska Wolna pow
staje, DO ma swoja autonomiczna
Armie. Opis wiecu W Providence
pomieszczam na koncu, ably ME
przerywac opisu manifestacyi Be-
s%tonskiej.
O godzinie 10-tej powr6cifa Mi
sya do Bostonu. Nazajutrz w Me
dziele, odbyla sic uroczystosc W
Chelsea a to dzieki tcmu re dziel
mica ia da}a stosunkowo do tego
czasu najwieksza. ilosc ochotni--
k6w w centrum Bostonu. U wei
Scia do miasta oczekiWa}a Misye
deputacya towarzystw re sztanda
rami i Orkiestrami. Pareset o.
sob podazy1o do koSciofa Sw. Sta
nis1awa Kostki, gdzie Wiel. Pro:
boszcz KS. Adamski odprawil So
lenna Sumo. Kazanie zacnego
kaplana poruszylo serca wszyst--
kich. .M6wil Ma temat ewangelii
ma temat pokoju wobec Boga, wo-
bez blizniego i wobec sumienia
w1asnego. Armia Polska jest ore
downiczka pokoju, DO skoro ona
dopnic do celu swego, nastanic
pok6j W duszach wszystkich i po-
k6j IA calym swiecie.
Pc nabozcnstwie. podcjmowal
Wbny. Proboszcz Misye Il siebie
ia plebanii.
O godzinic 2:30 rozpoczaf sic
Misunderstanding Vice W teatrzc
Majestic. Widownia- wypelni}a sic
pc brzegi, wielc os6b sta}oOg6lem
MONA liczyc ze by}o obecnych 30
600.
Vice zagai} prees Komitetu O.
bywatelskicgo Dr. Bogusz- Wlalo,
powo}ujac pc 'kr6tkiem przem6-
wieniu ma przewodniczaccgo VIE
Gu, KS. A. Syskiego.
Znany powszechnie szcrmierz
Ia znakomi-.
okaza} sic rown4>
tym. szermierzem slowa. Prey kaz
DEF sposobnosci kiedy Wiel. pre-
wodniczacy przedstawial m6wc6w
wyg}aszal kr6tkie, ale tax trcscl~
we i wiele m6wiacc przem6wicnia
re widac bylo jak panuje mad Gala
rzecza mad AUDITORIUM. +
Pierwsza move wyglosi1 vice.
gubernator Clooridge, zyczac Pol
see wolnosci, %zapewniajac 0 zy-
czliwosci calego stanu Massachu-
sets, a .szczeg6lnie zyczyl Armii
Polskiej powodzenia. Gubcrnator
Stanu, Beckman by} W Nowym
Yorku W sprawie urzedowej i zle
Gil zastepowanie 60 i podejmowa-
ME imicniem jcgo Polskiej Misyi.
Przem6wicnie to mia}o wielkie
znaczenie polityczne i stwicrdzafo
re Amcrykanic, ME tylko pozwala
ia ma rekrutacye do Armii Pol
skicj, ale jcszczc ia szczerze popie
rajaa.
Drugim m6wca byl major mia
sta Andrew Peters, czlonek jed
nej z najstarszych i najwp}ywow
:sz,ych rodzin W stanie. M6wil
wspaniale, a zobowiazany pred
stawieniem przewodniczacego, wy
jasnii swojc stanowisko 'wzgledem
Armii .Polskiej i Polski. Zdaniem
:jego, kazdy Polak wolny Cd po--
boru przymusowego amerykans--
kiego, powinien zapisac sic jake
ochotnik do Armii Polskiej..
Jeszcze dalej poszedf trzeci mo-
wca, by1y vice gubernator stanu
pan Luce.W ~znakomitej swej pre-
movie oswiadczyl, re kazdy Polak
majacy obywatelskie papiery po-
winien sluzycc W Armii amerykan-
skiej, ale ktokolwiek ME ma oby-
.watelstwa tego kraju, powinien
p6jsc pod najdrozszy Polakom
sztandar Bia}ego Orla.
Przepieknie sharmonizowa}a sic
IL powyzszymi przem0wieniaml
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
Cd Towarzystwa Pomocy Ola
: zio]nierzy Polakow, otrzy-
mali$miy nastepujace:
Paryz 1890 marca 1918 r..
Szanowna Rcdakcyo!


Towarzystwo nasze znalazlo sic
Z czwarta zima wojny W nader
trudnych warunkach: Nedza zol-
nierskiego zycia wzrasta, co dzien
dochodzi mas mn6stwo list6w pro
szaeych O zapomogi ubrania i inne
niezbedne przedmioty. Cd poczat-
ku istuienia Towarzystwa nasze-
60 W listopadzie 1914 +. Staramy
sic wedle srodk6w naszyc1l
. przyjsc z pomoca zo1nierzom jak
i pozosta}ym .po mich wdowom,
sicrotom kalckom W zapomogach
p%ienieznych j W naturze~ rozdalis-
49, "a +~-- >-~-.. .ook1ara u, liza.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
GERMANY STILL IN.
WCTOROUSM0OD
Starts Movement For Peace That
Would Acknowledge Her
As War Victor

AMSTERDAM, July 24-(Associated
Press Germany has authorized Spain
to make definite peace proposals to the
Entente, according to report pub.
lished yesterday In the Berlin Vor.
waerts, the loading organ Of the So
eialistsI The terms as proposed by Ger
many and outlined in Vorwaerts, would
be on the basis of the status quo ante
30 far as the western front is concerned,
but would leave TO the Central Powers
all their gains on the east
The Spanish government Is author,
lied to sound the Entente out on q PRO
posal for peace with no Runexations In
Western Europe aud no indemnities 10
be paid by either sde. Gornrr,s ~, y~pl
withdraw Professionally from Belgium
and Northern France buL win iG.a.m
sovereignty over. AlSace Lorraine.
In consideration of the release Of
Belgium and the surrender of the con.
quered districts of France, the Entente
on its part will not question the legality
or binding effect Of the Bnest>Iaitoys Ak
and subsequent treaties with Russia
the treaties with the Ukraine and that
with Rumania. The Balkan TearraRge
ment shall be as now set forth on the
military map.
The subsequent disposition of Bel
GUM is to be settled ut the peace con
ference, Mt which is also to be taken up
for settlement the question of "the
freedom of the seas. -
Germany will likewise demand as
terms of peace, the dismantling of the
British defenses at the entrances of the
Suez Canal and at Gibraltar, with the
further right for Germany to have the
use of the British and French coaling
stations throughout the worId
The various German colonies taken
by the British French and Japanese
are to be restored to the status quo
ante.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
INCHES
ENDUGHFOR SOLDIER
Five-Foot AelSht Requirement
Would Have Barred
Many orientals

Col, II. C. Merriam, chief of staff
Hnnoupred yesterday that a message bad
just been received from the war depart
ment at Washington, approving of
fifty eight inches as a minimum height
here for entrance into the army. Re
Gently, a telegram was received an,
u"uny,ng that the minimum was sixty
inches.
Immediately the induction of num-
Der of draftees under this height was
halted, and the men held at Fort Arm.
strong The department wired to
Washington for authority to induct the
men at Fifty eight inches.
The new authorization permits the
mastering officer to proceed as before
Had the sixty-inch order been adhered
to about six percent of the men already
in service would have been discharged
It was shown to the Washington au
thorities that the stature of ,Filipinos
and Japanese here was generally under
-" Si~tvineh requirement and unless
lowered would seriously hamper filling
up the two Hawaiian Infantry regi
mentS. ,...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
A.P. BR|CKNOOD IS
DEAD 0F PNEUMONIA

News reached Honolulu yesterday
of the death last Friday Of Hoaokaa,
Hawaii, Of Arthur Peters Brick wood,
aged Rfty-fve, of pneumonia. Deceas-
ed was horn in Honolulu, and has "a
number of relations and many friends
here. g..
When quite young, BrickwOOd, was
employed in the Honolulu postofice.
After annexation he went to Hawaii
and was assistant to Rufus A. Lyman
OF Puauhau. He next served as captain
of police, resigning that office to 90
I" H"""kaa. ms assistant to John Watt,
a position he held at the time of his
death. "a
BrickwOod was q brother of Ma
Walter NJ. Giffard, Mrs. Buchanan and
Mrs. Houston, the latter the mother of
Commander Houston, of the navy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
MUNITIONS WILL BE MADE
IN FRANCE VERY LARGELY

LONDON, July ,l3 - ASSOCIATED
Press)-,A strong court of distinguished
lawyers of England, Scotland and Ire
land is to he set aIp to consider wo-
man 3 plea that she now has legal
right to sit in the House of Commons.
The Lord ChRRcellors of England and
Ireland and the Lord Advocate Of Scot
land will search the bases of the British
Constitution for any statutes dealing
with the following questions,
Is the woman Member of Parliament
barred by statutef a.
Can abe be nominated in an election
Has she a common law right to sit
in ParliamentP
When the legal experts have given
their verdict II win be for the govern
mrnt to decide, whether or not the
House of Commons should be invited
to take step in favor Of making it
possible to elect women to Parliament
The Labor party executive has dc
,riIed to draft a bill giving women the
right to sit in Parliament.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
FLOCK OF UBOATS
ATTACK A liner
After PIucky Battle the Great
JustiCia Is Sunk : Ten
of Crew Lost

LONDON, July 25 - ASSOCIATED
Press After desperate fight, lasting
some hours, Aotina of German sub.
marines sunk the British liner Jus.
ucia, huge vessel of 32,324 gross tons,
Ten of the crew were killed in the fight
ing hut all the passengers and the others
Of the crew have been landed safely.
Reports Of the attack on the big YES.
sci are conflicting, some stating that
the number of submarines engaged was
three, while other reports put the num-
Der AZ high as eight. The abttle took
Placc OIL the Irish coast and 1t was at
an Irish port that the survivors were
landed.
The gun crews on the liner, made a
desperate resistance, fighting all day in
a running battle, with the number of
u boats being added to ms the, chase
went on. Finally two torpedoes, out
Of a large number fred, struck the hull
opposite the engine room, throwing the
engines out Of commission and leaving
the ship at the mercy of tho -subma-
rines. -Four other .torpedoes were then
fred and the Justicia created into a
wreck. : b,i.
The naval gunners of the big ship
did some wonderful shooting. One
torpedo rushing in a direct line towards
the vessel was made the target of the
gunncrs, shell striking the torpedo
and dcstoryiug it far enough away
from the ship to do no.damage. An.
other torpedo was deflected from its
line by well placed shells. The gun
ners also kept the submarines. well
away and repeatedly drove them I'M
der when they rose to secure the range
Tor their torpedOes. .,,.
The Justicia was built as the Dutch
hnar Statendam, being ,uneompleted In
British yard when war was declared,
She was Communicated by the admiral
ty and has since been in the govern.
ment service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
Much Quieter" IS
The German Version
OF Events Yesterday
Orders Taken From Prisoners
Show Hun Commanders Are
Appealing To Troops Now and
No Longer Threatening the
Mutinous

LONDON, July 25 - (Associated
Press -" Between scissors and Rheims
yesterday was much ?uicter" announces
the official. German report sent out by
wireless from Berlin last night. This
report says that there were "partial
engagements south Of the Ourca and
southwest Of Rheims.
Captured orders, taken from German
under officers yesterday by the British
show that the German commanders are
deploring the lack OF discipline which
Is now becoming evident throughout
the German forces holding the Marine
salient. The tone Of the orders Is rath-
er an appeal to the men to stand firm
and carry out their military tasks rath
er than o threat of punishment that
may follow refusals to, obey, the trend
of the. orders indicating that the Ger.
man commanders relaize that their sol
diers are in a dangerous mood.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
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UGO-SLAvS LOOK =.
TO AMERICA NOW

SEATTLE, July 24-(OAicial)-Dr.
Hinko Hich, exiled Jugo slav leader,
in a speech made here said that Gin
all places where the Jugo Slavs hear
them, the names of America and Presi
dent Wilson, are signals for acclaim.
They nre a sign Of kind of revolu
tionary spirit of all our hopes. You
of America are prOclaiming through
President Wilson the principles and
ideals of freed ON and brotherhood, and
we have the deepest gratitude to you
for it because you win not stop until
these principles are realized.
''NO one cared for us Jugo-Slavs
before the war and what you knew
of us came through Austrian and Ger.
maR sources which represented us as
barbarians,s II we can get the oppor
tunity toINhve as nation you will
never be ashamed of your youngest
sister,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
washington LOOKS
FOR BIGGER NEWS
Reports From Front Indicate
That Greater Successes Are
About To Be Announced

WASHINGTON, July 25-(Associat
ed Press)-Reports from General Per
shing dealing with the situation on the
Marne front indicate the hopes of the
American command for still further
and greater successes to come.
These reports last night state that
the main German railroads supplying
the enemy's lines south of Scissors
are now useless to him, having been
cut in places, while the guns of the
Allies are now reaching the main wagon
roads and are hammering these con
stantly, rendering them unfit for heavy
traffic and unsafe at all times. Other
roads are being bombarded by the Allied
airplanes, which are also showering
the German billets and concentration
points with tons of explosives and are
marrying the German columns and sup
ply trains.
1t is known that the Germans have
already succeeded in withdrawing the
larger number Of their guns and are
stripping all their lines within the
salient of the heavier weapons.
American aviators yesterday, in the
fighting over the German lines, shot
down five enemy machines without los
ing one Of their own.
1t is officially reported here that the
French, to the west of the scissors,
Rheims battleline, made a successful of
fensive on Tuesday, taking fifteen hun.
dred prisoners northwest of Montdidier.
The French made a considerable gain
and their own losses were slight
In an official statement of the gene
raj situation, Secretary Baker yestcr
day reported that the progress of the
Franc o, American offensive continues
He said:
owe are taking more and more tor.
rt0ry every day and the progress made
is entirely satisfactory.
General March, chief of staff, said
that the ahvRpce OF the Allied and
American forces around the Aisne.
Marine salient has been practically
s."adv for the last two days despite
the fact that the Germans threw Is
fresh divisions of troons into the G"ht-
ing at scissors and the south, where
Germans are now fighting desperately
" iC'aih IHo alHBlo idlI"dy inc IcIIldlH'
ing in their hands, over which heavy
material can be removed in retreat If
this railway, which runs from Fismes to
Fer on TardenOis, is reached by the
Allies, the German forces remaining in
the salient will he pOcketed.
On the Rheims side of the salient
Official reports show that the enemy has
been thrown back on an average of a
mile and a half on a ten mile front,
despite the heavily wooded country and
the high ground which aids the German
defense
The area lost by the Germans last
week about equals that gained by them
on the Flanders front last April
General Pershing's cOmmuniquc Of
july % says:
South of the Ourcq our troops have
continued to press the retreating enc.
my. Our units crossing the Marine
gained possession Of Jaulgonne and the
woods to the west In the Lorraine
section, a hostile raiding party was re
pulsed on the night of July 22.23."