davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
Z HISZPANII
DO AMERYKI

Madryt q. sierpnia. - Hisz-
pania zam1erza zaprowadzic OBJ
sluge pootowa miedzy Hiszpania
d Ameryka przv pomocy aeropla-
now. KaPitan Herrera, stoJacy
ra cze1e si1 awiatycznych w Hisz-
panii, odby1 juz kilka k~onferencyi
Z kr61em Alfonsem i gabinetem,
celem budowy o1brzymich aero
plan6w, ktoreby mogly zabrac 40
pasazer6w oproo poczty. Podroz
trwa1aby diva drfi i poi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

nislaw Witt, $25.68j Leon Piateh ! Wa
wrzyniec Bak, $500! Jan Kuiaga
J6zef Kurdziei, s12.5ei Franciszek Gle
rut i Grzeg6rz Kardas, S2S.6e; Jozef
Sereda i Ksawery Sereda, $780, ia
k6b Falat i Kaol kwasigrecl, S23.6oj
Andrzej Zientak J6zef Augustyn,
$3.50; Jan Slazyk Jan slazyk 2-gi'
s14.OA. Razem zebrano sumo s5ss.e5.
Powyiszymt koIektorom Pedatku Ma
nodowags nalsEy sic ulnsnis 4 pochwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
81 ZDOBY-
10 STOPIEN OFICERSKI..

DwuStu pieciziesieciu studen-
tow czwartej Szkoiy oficerskiej,
kt6ra zostaia zamkuieta' w tych
dniach. uzyskalo stopien II. po-
rucznika. I ogolnej liczby 250ciu,
SS-mtu Jest Ch;cagowian, a wszy-
soy oni ukonczvli szkoSe Z odzna-
czeniem. Stu graduantow powyz-
szej szkoiy zostaio przeniesio-
nych do 86-tej dywizyi tydzieh
temu. gdyz okazai sic tam ogro-
mnv brak oficcrow. Reszta otrzy-
maia urlopy i pozwolenie ma wy
iazd do domow ma krotkie waka-
eye. Wczoraj powr0cili oni do
Camp Grant i zajeli miejsca, w
kt6rych mieszkal; podczas ucze-
szczania do szkoiy ~oficerskiej.
Beda oni uzyci do Gwiczenia
masy ludzi, ktorzy naplyna do o.
bozu " ciagu przyszlych paru
:yodni.
Pulkownik c. B. Hagadon be-
lie komcndantem novel central
mel Szko}y o~ficerskiej, ktora be-
die otwarta 15go wrzeSnia, a glo
WYNN instruktorem bedzie Poru-
czn,k c. F. Reese. Nadeszly juz
rozkazy, ably przygotowano kwa-
terry ma 1.4OO kandydatow.
Ma polu kukrydzowem w
poblizu obozu Granta znalezli
iarmerzv diva kompletne unifor-
my z~oinierskie. Wade wojsko-
We rozpoczeiy natychmiast poszu
kiwania "a zbiegami: uciekinie-
NV zostali uznani "a dezerterow
! w razie s~chwytania ich czeka
ich kara Smierci, to jest bowiem
kara "a dezercye W czasie wojen-
nym.
Wvzsze wladze wojskowe "a
mierzaja przeprowadzic W obozie
Granta kampanie edukacyjna, ma
iaca ma celu wytiumaczenie zoi-
nierzowi znaczenie dezercyi w
czasie wojennym. Podobno wielu
zolnierzy ME przypuszcza nawet,
i to Jest TAX wielkiem przewinie-
mem. Wtadze twierdza, IL juz
znaja nazwiska dwoch uciekinle-
row ! schwytanie ich jest tylko
kwestye czasu.
Murzynska kompania So5-cia
Jest iuz gotowa do wyjazdu 1 wy
iazd jej jest spodziewany ladA
chwila.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
UIECI N d PRzYzNA-
IA SIZE DO N sPRA-
WEEK.

Pc ujecru bandyto" '" UDe
niedziele. policya jest zdanla' IL
znaiduie sic ma drodze do wykry-
cia sprawcow rabunku Jubilera +,
sandacka pm. or So. Halsted
NJ W kt6rem to miciscu bandyc'
ob,awili sic doskonale: fup icn
wynosi} ~przeszlo $4,000.
Michai Woop, jeden z trzyna-
sikh, ktora uciekia z wieznenia
Ago sierpnia, przyznaf sic seaz'e
mu Mooney. re on, J. Brock z
pm. 1926 Wall ul., rowniez zna!-
dujacy sic pod kluczem / q. Ma
zey, znajdujacy sic obecnie W O.
bozie marynarskim w Great
Lakes, obrabowali sklad jubiler-
ski Gustawa Litki, 2829 Archer
III. 12go stycznia. gdzie zabrali
kleinot6w ma sumo $1,000 5000
got6wki. Drus9 sprawl handy
byIo obrabowanie skhadu jubiler-
skiego Stinson and Love, 502z
Ogden ave, gdzie W zeszly czwas
+ek siedmiu rabusi6w PREY by
,vch ma automobile pod grozba
,swoIwer6w zabraio kleinot6w
na sumo 81 800 500 got6wka'
Woop wyda' ezterech wspdlHn''
Low rabunku, o kt6rych areszto'
w.niu we1oraj pisaiiSmy, Dotych
czas buja ma wolnoSci tylko szo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
MIA przez niego zarzutoW.
DAJA kobe
TOM CLOS.


Kobiety chicagoskie znowu zro
billy wielki postep W polityce co
do zrownania sic Z mezczyznaml.
46 kobiet bedz;e zasiadalo jake
czlonkinie zarzadzajacego komi-
tetu regularnej organizacyi demo
kratycznej powiatu Cook.
Dopuszczone one beda do tey
samei wladzy i odpowiedzialnoscl
czionkostwa, oraz tego samego
prawa giosu, CO mezczyzni / do
tego samego glosu W kierowanlu
kampania. Jest to pierwszy wy
padek, IL W jakiejkolwiek miej-
scowej partyi albo stronnictwie
politycznem wesziy kobiety do
tego stoppia uczestnictwa i zarza
du. 81 reprezentantek zostaso jus
wybranych nastepujacych
ward:
Warda
2. Grace Bardon.
8. PAM R. ]. Stevens.
4. PAM Chas. Kent.
5. Parma A. Gormley.
6. PAM R. Mulcahy,
8. PAM A. Finn.
9. Parma n. Donovan.
10. PAM Malqueen
Parma Bessie Pine.
II, PAM Pettkeske,
IL. PAM P. Prince.
10, Parma C. O'Brien,
IA, PAM C. Thompson.
IS, PAM H, Schmidt,
16, PAM Rutkowska.
II, PAM Florkewska.
10, PAM Weinheller.
20. PAM NJ, Carroll,
III. PAM F. Sweeney,
|22. PAM B. Wredeil.
I23. PAM E, Sheehan.
"a, PAM A. smetana'
rs. PAM E. Garrison,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

guy ClCldf 20 SpOtKl Z QWOma an
nymi obrabowac woz kompanii
ekSpresowej: policyant dojrzal
ich i aresztowaf Woopa i Cliffor-
da, a trzeci z handy uciekl. Poll
eva prowadzi energiczne badanie
ujetych i pewna jest, re wszystko
oni w~ygadaja.
DALSZE PRZYGOToWANIA
DO PARADY w DNIU PRA-
CY.
MieSzkancy chicagoscy ujrza
wkrotcc najw.ekszq parade w
Dniu Piracy, jaka kiedykolwiek
byia urzadzona W tym kraju. Ma
Sy napisow So przygotowane. kto-
re maja oznajmiac ogoiowi. CO a.
merykanska praca rob- ola celu
.wygrania wojny, podczas gdy
wielka wystawa wojenne W parku
Granta wykaze ludziom, 90 Anne
rykanie robia we Francyi W ds,
zeniach do zwyciestwa mad teu-
tonstwem. Spodziewanem jest.
re sprzedaz biletow do dnia OF
warcia wystawy dosiegnie ogro-
mnej liczby, DO calego miliona.
Oddzialy obcojezyczne komitetu
Rampant sprzedazy biletow pod
Jelly sic spodziewai 100000 biletow
Z czego pokazny procent przy-
paSc powinien ma a Polakow.
Obecnie bilety te kosztuja tylko
Csc, a po dniu otwarciu koszto-
wac beda SOC.
| Jak w sprzedazy bondow vol
noSciowych, tax i PREY sprzedazy
biletow ma wystawe wojenna w
parku Granta jedne narodowoSci
rywalizuja drugiemi i chca osia-
gnsc rekord pod wzgledem liczby
sprzedazy biletow. Dzisiaj costa
na otwarte wszystkie budki, w
ktorych poprzednio sprzedawano
znaczki oszczednosciowe; obec-
ME beda w mich sprzedawa}y pa
ME z rozmaitych klubow patryo-
tycznych, bilety ma wystawe.
Zadziwiajacy jest pospiech, z
Ijakim prace mad wykonczeniem
wystawy So wykonanywane. We
czwartek wszystko ma bye ukon-
czone, poczem nastapi przeglad j
inspekcya rzadowa. Postarano sic
ma te wystawe o wiele i~lustracyi,
pokazujacych zycie cywilne i woj
skowe we Francyi. Komitet fran
cuskich dzieci bez ojcow wykaze
obecnym ma wystawie, jak "a l0c
dziennie moze utrzymac przy zy'
ciu jedna francuska sierotke.
Jednym z najbardziej komplet,
nych bedzie oddziaf ,,Czerwonego
Krzyza". Stowarzyszenie ~ NJ,
&c. A." Sowarzyszenie ,,Rycerzy
Kolumba" pokaza publicznosci
namioty pobudowane ma tyiach
lini wojskowych w celu odpo'
czynku ola zolnierzy; rowniez po-
kaza niektore prace, sPe}niane W
obecnej wojnie przez tie organi'
zacye.
Komitet ,.Dnia Piracy" otrzy,
mai wczoraj telegram Cd francu-
skiego ambassadors ]. Jusseranda.
re ma zaproszenie tegoz komite,
tn zostanie wyslany ma te uroczy'
stosc reprezentant republ.ki fran
cuskiej gen. Vignal. Przybeds
rowniez ma uroczystosc ,Dnia
Piracy" belgijski minister de Car.
tier, wice-prezydent Marshall
gubernator Lowden, CUB, Har,
ding z Iowa, CUB. Philip z Wis
consin, CUB. Goodrich z Indiana:
pierwszy wiceprez. Federacyi Pra
cy, Washington, ]. Donlin, pre-
yes waszyngtonskiego wydzia-
III budowniczego, sekr. Spencer
B. Cohen, stanowy superinten-
dent Wydziaiu Piracy z Illinois,
Przewodniczacym komitetu
przyjec tych dostojnych goSci 20
stall zamianowany pan E. c,
Brown.
NY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

kreJ don1oSfoSc1 - znaJdu)ernV
sic obecnie W wojnie'. !
Pan Snow powiedzial co naste-
puje:
,Czlowiek, ktory wierzy W po-
wyzsze, musi zamknac oczy ma
widok trupow amerykanskich ko-
bet i dzieci, p}ywajacych pc At
lantyku po zatopieniu Lusitanii".
Musi zamknac uszy ma hulk armat
niemieckich, topiacych ma otwar-
tenn morzu nasze okrety i mordu-
jacych naszych obywateli, maja-
cych korzystac W spokojny l VIA
sciwy spos6b re swych praw, co
rownalo sic mordowaniu ich ia
ulicach Nowego Yorku.
Czfowiek taxi must zapomniec
C tenn, re w czasie kiedy byliSmy
jeszcze ma stopie pokojowej 2
Niemcami, minister spraw zagra-
nicznych Zimmerman starai sic
zawrzecprzymierze miedzy Me-
ksykiem a Japonia, by tie ;%pahsrNva
zaatakowaiy mas wtedy, kiedy by
lismy w spokoju Z CALVIN swia-
tenn.
w dalszym ciagu, swej mowy
p. Snow poddal ostrej krytyce pc
wnych osobnikow, ktorzy ma do
bro frakcyi politycznej osobisty
egoizm stawiaja wyzej ponad in
teres ogolno ~panstwowy W obec-
nei Rampant; ME zaniedbaf z tej
okazyi nawymyslac i Thompso-
nowi - ! susznle!
MOVIE O~sKARzENIE.
George NJ. McGurn, kandydat
partyi acknowledgement ma bailiffa
sadow municypalnych, wnlosf
wczoraj protest przeciw glowne,
mu klerkowi Denisowi !. Esan
pred sedzia powiatowym Scully.
Przedstawii on juz przez swego
adwokata ]. F. Prystalskiego pc
tycye do Wydzialu Wyborow,
~oskarzajac W niej, re podanla
nominacyjne przedstawione Przez
P. Rockstalera i F. A. Drab ma u
Rad bailiffa So ,,oszukancze, ME
dostateczne i podane ME w do
brei wierze; Rockstaler wnl6si
petycye we czwartek o poinocy"
Adwokat Prystalski twierdzi, re
nietylko odmowii zajecia sic to
sprawl, ale nawet ME chclaf Wy
sIuchac zarzutow i twierdzi}, L.
czas ma to juz uplynai: Egan Jest
pierwszy ma balocie, Kuehncrt
drugi, Drab t~rzeci, McGurn czwat
'ty, a Rockstaler, o lie jego petty
eva zostanie przyjeta, bedzie ma
.piatem miejscu. McGurn twier-
dzi, re Drab i Rockstaler handy
duja tylko po to, ably ulatwic wy
Dor Eganowi. Twierdzi on, re pc
|tycye ich zostaiy skombinowane
przez prAcownikow wydzialu E.
lekcyjnego i re wielka liczba naz-
wisk zosta}a podpisana ma obu
tych petycyach ia sama reka.
Drab, jak twierdzi McGurn, ma
otrzymac "a sWa przys}uge kon-
trakt ma stawianie budek wybor-
czych cd Wydz;alu Wyborczego.
Oskarzajacy chce wplynac ma Sc
diego, ably wydal polecenie Wy
dziaIowi Wyborczemu w~yslucha-
mia przez niego zarzutow.
DAJA kobe
TOM CLOS.
Kobiety chicagoskie znowu zro
billy wielki postep W polityce co
do zrownania sic z mezczyznaml.
46 kobiet bedz;e zasiadaio jake
czlonkinie zarzadzajacego komi-
tetu regularnej organizacyi demo
kratycznej powiatu Cook.
Dopuszczone one beda do tey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
INNE TELEGRAMY.
BOMBAR-
DUIA PORT POLA.

Rzym, 81. sierpnia- - Amery-
Ramsey lotnicy wykonali raid ma
austryacki port wojenny Pola
mad morzem Adryatyckiem. w
powrocie jcdna maszyna wpadia
do woody, innc natychmlast
p~ospieszyly Z pomoca. ratujac
lotnika / niszczac szczatki aero
p1anu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Reszta Representatives. z innych
ward, zostanie ~wybranych ma dzi
siejszem po poludniowem zebra
niu w hotelu Sherman. Prawdopo
dobnie beda wybrane jeszczc pa
ME G. NJ. Bass, A. Smith {. w.
No Culloch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

20. PAM Lowenthal.
~. PAM c. Glennon.
%. PAM c. F. Smith.
20. PAM J. R. Cook.
so. PAM NJ. Williams.
81. PAM c. Heimer.
81. Parma E. O'Connor.
80. PAM F. St. Amour.
IS. Parma NJ. Higgins.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
THOMPSON
NY.

B. w. Snow, republikahski kan
dydat ma skarbnika powiatowego
ostro zaatakowai stanowisko ma
iora Thompsona wobec obecnej
wojny; sta,o sic to ma onegdaj'
SEEM zebraniu polityeznem, cd
bytem pod goiem niebiem PREY
47-mej Grand Blvd
Przytoezymy platferme majo-
ra Thompsona, ktora apiewa:
nrotepiam partye demokraty-
.czns, gdyA wierze mecno, Il tyl-
10 dzieki jej nieudolnesci, ME
zdecydowania, bejazliwosci, chu,
relnej dypiemacyi i niemeznesc1
p~eiapania sic z p~roblemami wiel-
The evening world., 1918-07-22
RETREATING GERMAN ARMY
IS SIX MILES NORTH OF MARINE;
EOLD ON SOISSONS is WEAK
French Papers Call 1t New and Great Victory
of Marne-French, British and Italians
Still Gaining Near Rheims.

PARIS July 22-The have withdrawn through Epieis
to Beauvade Premier CemenceauS paper La Lbee declared TO-DAY
Epeds miles notheast OF Chateau Thery while Beau
miles north
This indicates withdrawal Cha
Other dispatches ouch miles north OF Therry
been penerlted1
All the military critics the newspapers have to the
cSon that whatever happens the Allied counterofienve
and great victory OF the Mame.
Gen Fo victory says the HavaS agency Increased greatly in
scope yesterday With They evacuated by the Germans dur
ing previous night the entirely cleared by Allied advance
in the region the no while from the west FrancoAmean troops
commanded by Cen Degoute crowdng in The Germans Be-
the OucI and the Mane the enemy attacked by etlcen
under My which had crossed the Mame The general result
that the thrown back from eight ten Kilometres
on the Chateau hieTry front
The enemy opposing desperate resistance further north,
eavoring maintain his hold Scissors and OuchyeC Chatea
which form the two pvotS OF his defensive system but his tenure Of
those points must be very difficult.
Between the Marine and Rheims the fighting characterized W
brilliant actions at the foot OF the mountain of Rheims French British
and Italian troops We'd with each other bravery and pressed the enemy
without respite Although the Germans have been considerably rein
forced the Allies made further important progress
The evening world., 1918-07-22
GEN. GOURAuD PRAISES
FOURTH FRENCH ARMY
FOR STOPPING GERMANS
Commander of Troops East of
Rheims Says They Have
Right TO Be Proud.

PARIS. July 22.-Gen. Gouraud, the
commander OF the front east Of
Fheims, where the Germans in their
offensive last week were stopped by
stonewall defense, issued the fol-
lowing to his army the day after the
German offensive was checked;
ITO the Soldiers OF the Fourth
Army-On July II You crushed the
effort OF fifteen German divisions
supported by ten more. Their orders
were to reach tho Marne that eve
ming. You stopped them Just where
we decided to engage them and win
the battle
You have the right 10 be proud,
you heroic infantry machine -gunners
Of advanced positions who gave the
signal that the attack had been begun
and broke it up; YOU aviators who
fie wove rhead; you battalions and bat
teries who crushed IL; you of the
staffs who SO carefully prepared the
battlefield
1T is a hard blow for the enemy
and II is a splendid day for France.
I count upon YOU for tho same result
whenever the enemy dares attack you,
and with all my heart as soldier I
thank you"
The evening world., 1918-07-22
ROOSEVELT, ASSISTANT
NAVY SECRETARY, IN FRANCE
Washington Announces He Made
Trip on DeStroyer-Will In
spect Contracts There.

WASHINGTON. July 2e.-The ar
rival OF Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy Roosevelt in France was an
nounced to-day by the Navy Depart
ment.
Mr.. Roosevelt made the trip on q
destroyer The purpose OF his visit
is to inspect the Naval Administra
ton on the other side OF the Atlantic.
specially with reference to contracts
leases OF buildings. OF lands. expendi-
lures and other matters connected
with the business organization OF the
department. lie also will confer with
representatives OF other American
Government departments regarding
mates which require cooperation
and close co-ort nation abroad.
During Mr.. Rooseveit's absence the
office of Assistant Secretary will be
in charge Of II. NJ. Howe. Mr.. Roose
velt's Assistant.
LONDON. July 22.-Franklin Roose
welt, the American Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy. had a conference tn Is
morning with Sir Eric G. Geddes
First Lord OF the Admiralty, and later
lunched with \. j. BalfOur. Secretary
Of state for Foreign Affairs, and
Niscount Miner, Secretary for War.
The evening world., 1918-07-22
L HURT IN WRECK
ON''L" "W|THHOUS
AF|RE UNDERNEATH
Panic on Brighton Line as Pas
sengers Crawl Out of Win
dowS Over Third Rail.

Two passengers were seriously hurt
and nine others received painful in
juries at noon to-day when the mid
die car Of a three-car local train OF
the Brighton Beach line, bound for
Coney Island. dropped from it's rear
axle at the Avenue II station directly
over a burning building below the
elevated structure
a panic seized the passengers in all
three cars and many barely escaped
death from the third rail by climbing
through windows on to the track
One end OF the derailed car was set
ahre by the current from the feed
rail
Those Injured the first two named
being taken TO the Kings County
Hospital and Coney Island Hospital
respectively--are:
John McArdle. No. 1910 Avenue U.
F1atbush. dislocaton OF the right
hip; Becky LezinslSy. No. 1900 PitlSin
Avenue. dislocation OF the left hip:
Mabel Boove. No. 1908 Clayton Ave-
nue., the Bronx: Mrs. Lizzie Rodin.
No. l6i East 10th Street: Minnie
Boyle, No. sj2 West i64th street:
Agnes Foley, No. 45s Mott Avenue.
the Bronx; Max Dc Beier, No. 221
Willow Avenue. Hoboken; Vera Cole
man. No. Kenkore Place. Mrs.
Frances Bosch. No. 534 East sath
Street: Mrs. Kate Bosch. No. 2OS
East l2Sd street; Elizabeth Beck
man, No. 534 East seth street.
The FIRE on the street, which is be
lievcd to have been the cause OF tho
accident. was not serious and trains
were permitted TO pass over IL. But
when the eastbound local which was
wrecked drew into the station the
track is thought to have spread, due
to the heat from below. The rear
trucks dropped to the ties and the
axle was wrenched from its bed. let
ling one corner OF the car drop 10 the
third rail.
The evening world., 1918-07-22
PLOT IS EXPOSED
TO RAISE 10000
TO INVADE CANADA
Continued from First Page)

The woman Is now under examina-
tlon by Federal officials.
Other letters revealed plans to
send part Of the Reservist Army into
Mexico to cooperate there with
whatever elements were fighting the
United States. Much Of the corre-
spondence dcrided the efforts OF the
United states to raise an army.
The correspondence also disclosed
that a German. assuming a Russian
alias and disguise. had entered the
employ OF the Curtis aviation plant.
This soy is now being watched by
Federal officials. Most of the letters
seized were in metal boxes, securely
locked. A photograph OF Won
Strensch. taken In the uniform OF an
officer OF the Prussian Guard. was
found alongside n picture OF Fred
erlck William l., father OF the Kaiser,
Officials OF the Naval Intelligence
say they have information to show
that Won Strensch WAS a son Of Frcd-
erick william, which. II true, would
make him a brother OF william II.
The evening world., 1918-07-22
GERMAN TRENCHES ENTERED
BY BRITISH RAIDING PARTIES
Several Attacks Are Repused and Prisoners
and Machine Guns Captured.
[BRITISH REPORT

LONDON July 22-Following is the text OF the British
Further ground made by troops yesterday southeast OF
ebutene and hostile bombing attack in this nghbohood
pulsed. We captured a few prisoners.
"ln conjunction with French troops carried succe&f;
minor enterprise last night south Of NersBreonneux capturing few
prisoners and machine guns,
"Ou rIng parties the enemy trenches during the night
at NeuyieN NaSe CalonneSur-ays and north Baleu AM
brought back prisoner, hostile raid in the last mentioned sector
was repuSed
"Ine hostile artillery active in the locre settor'
The evening world., 1918-07-22
BERLIN REPORTED RUSHING
100000 men TO ROUMAnIl

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Germany
has rushed three hundred thousand
troops into Roumanla to put down up
rlsings in the conquered Balkan coun-
try according to official Rome cables
to-day.
Clashes between the Roumsnlan peo-
pie and German troops have become
so widespread and violent that the
Austro- Germans have been compelled
To draw upon their reserves In the
west to send aid.
The cables state that the latest
fighting resulted from the continued d
German attempt TO transport grain
from Roumania The farmers are re-
ported to have refused to plant their
crops unless German guarantees 70
keep her hands out Of the Balkan
grAnary.
The evening world., 1918-07-22
ID PLANES SHOT DOWN
IN DAY BY BRITISH
Three Others Forced to Descend Out
Of Control and Three Balloons
Destroyed.

LONDON. July 22.-Fourtcen enemy
airplanes were shot down Friday by
British sviators. and in addition
three others were driven down out
Of control and three observation bal
looms were destroyed. the British Air
Ministry stated to-day in its com
munidue. Seven British machines are
missing. The statement also says:
Eighteen tons OF bombs were
dropped by us on different targets.
including Courtrai and Lille rail-
ways. the Bruges docks. three large
ammunition dumps and hostile billets
on various parts OF the front.
reconnaissance carried out on the
Goth instant extensive damage H.
revealed at the hostile aerodrome a.
Morhangc, attacked on the night OF
the 10Th. one large shed and three
hangers were destroyed"
The evening world., 1918-07-22
GERMAN ARTILLERY RAN SHORT
OF AMMUNITION.

Weakening of the German artillery
fire near Chateau-Thierry was ex-
planned by prisoners to be due 10
lack OF ammunition. Allied artillery
fire along the communicating roads
prevented the enemy from bringing
up supplies.
The French were the first 10 enter
Chateau Thierry, the Americans
later coming up and moving through
the village to positions well to the
northward. One American unit, ad-
vancing northwest OF Chateau
Thierry, encountered so little re-
sistance, including artillery fire. that
it marched through one town in
squad formation.
Some OF the most dramatic scenes
are occurring in this war Of move
ment. Every unit is working tire
lessly. Trucks have been running
day and night for four days. the
drivers alternating in sleeping on the
seat whilc the others drive. Artil-
lerymen lie down beside their guns
TO snatch few winks Of sleep, while
the pieces roar away almost on tor
| OF them,
II is common sight to see rein-
, torcements along the roads in the
rear, the men asleep on the ground
| using their gas masks as pillows
/ Further forward. the units engages
in battle are denied even this Sigh
The evening world., 1918-07-22
ALL ALLIED POSITIONS
HELD AGAINST COUNTER BLOW
BETWEEN OURCQ AND MARINE
German Artillery Active North of the Ourcq
and Between the Marine and Rheims
FRENCH REPORT

PARIS, July 22Srong countsaackS delivered last night by he
Germans the front between the O and the Mane broken by
the Allies the War Office announced to-day. The Allied positions have
been maintained The following the text OF the War Office report
During the night the Germans limited their reaction to artillery
bombardmns north OF the Oucq and between the Mame and
Rheims notably in the region of the Couon and Ro Woods
Between the Owcq and the Mane have broken strong
counter-aacks by the Germans in the region from GSoles TO
Bez-St Germain We have maintained positions throughout
the line"
IBeaust directly Therry
Grsoles is hve miles northwest o Beau7St