davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

AmeriSka politika ne bo nikoli zgresila prave
poti Ge bO hOdila "a AbrahamOm LmcOmom Ma
rod ina pred sabo povabilO NemciJe, l1 ga Je Od-
poslala Avstrija, maj Sc vdeeI navodlne konteren-
ce vseh zavojevanh velesil SvrhO zaupnc dOlocl-
I've pogoiev, XII mai bodo podlaga pOgajanjem ma
naslednji fOrmalni mirovni kOnferenei
V mesecu aprilu pred triinpetdeSetimi lett Sc
ie vlada Zdruzenih drzay znaSla V natankO takS-
rem polozaju - stala je nasprOti natanko takSne-
mu povabilu, kallrSnega je AvStrija predIoAa
svojem in nem$kem menu
Zanimivo in Obenem pOuGnO je pOnovlti tiStl
zgodovinsd dOgodek in nacin kakO je predsedrik
Lincoln ravnal SOvraznimi predlOg1.
TaGas ie bila vojaSka SreGa kOnfederacije zelo
podobna danaSnii centranih drzav. Vojna je ze
traala Stir leta IN ie re skoro stOpaa Svoje peto
leto kakor e tudi ia vona traala Stiri eta ter je
diva StOpila svOie petO letO
Tekom teh Strih let obupnega bOjevanja so BIZ
la razdObja katerih Sc je zdelO, da so juzna upa
MIA ma zmagO sijajnO upraviGena - razdObja, ko so
cello najnavduSeneSa in najvztraJneJSa Srca ma Sc
yeru trepetaa Strahu uSOdO republlke
Ali mesecu prosincu, 1865, je postal poraz
konfederacije zagotOvljenO dejStvO. ZmagOvite ce-
te ShemanOve so izvedle svOj znamenit pOhOd
prek GeOrgije ter Sc pOklCnile Mr.. LncOlnu Sa-
vannahom kOt bOziGnm darilOm. ZmagOvite cete
GrantOve so danzadnem GedaljebOli davile Leeja V
Richmondu Zmagovite cete ThomasOye 50 razdrO-
bile HoodovO armada razcepjene in pOrazene
drObce.
Zvezina mornariea je tako uGinkorito uveliavi-
la svoio blokado da je bio voja$tvo in cvilno pre-
bivalstvo omejenO cello ma silnejSe skrajnOst, ka-
kor je ljudStvO V Nemciji in Avstriji danes.
Vsi ljudje so vedeli ola je bill kOnec ma vidi-
ku kakor We sedaj Svet, ola je tevtOnsIim drza-
vam uSojen pOraz
Kakor so stale zadeve tenn slucaiu, je JEFF
ferson Davis ma prigOvarjanje blodnega Frank P.
Blaira - ki je dobl tajno dovOljenje "a odpotova-
ME Richmond, in ma nasvet Aleksandra STEPHEN
sa, ki je bill zelo zelo pameten mOz zvezi konfe-
derativno vladO, sill Mr.. LncOna pOvabilom,
maj poSlje SvOje zaStOpnike, H bi Sc maj seSH "a
stopnili kOnfederacije ma pOizvedno konferencO,
kjer maj bi Sc oboji izkuSai zaupno dOgovoriti in
sporazumeti gede ma pogoje, l1i maj bi bill potem
predlOzeni OdObrenje
Da je pOdobnost med sedanjo taktikO nemSke
in avstrijske Wade in ono h 81 jO je izbrala kon-
federatiNna vlada, bono izlahka videl,
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

VSled teh novih uspehov drze
sedaj cete generalov Haiga in Pc
taina vnanje obrambe st. Quenti,
ma. Tudi so V polOzaju "a uvedbo
gibanja IL zaledja okoli trdnjave
cd seveme strani in "a enako ope-
racijo proti Cambria, kar je eden
glavnih ciljev Hornovih operacij V
ArtOiS.
To dvojno bocno gibanje Sc bo
razvijalO, kakor priGakujejo IL "a
gozde, ki so jO naredili V linden
burgoy obrambni sistem pri Gou-
seaucourtu (juznozapadno Cam
brai) in pri Villeretu, nekaj mill
proti jugu. Zadnja porocila pravi-
jo, da so 81 Anglezi izvojeyai po-
polno pot skozi toliko povzdigova-
no in hvaljeno zakopje ma obeh
straneh in da drze svoje pridobit-
We kljub vsem prOtinapadOm.
Kanadci so "a linijo proti seve-
ru Queanta skoro diva tedna sem.
Dale proti jugu = "a La Fere =
Sc Francozi drze ma dragoceni crtl
OBJ robu gozdovja st. Gobain. Obe
ii bojni sill sta razpostavljeni IL
borno "a sodelujoee sunke V slu-
caju, da Sc generalu Haigu posre-
Gi zaGeti nova navalna gibanja IL
novih zarez.
PolOzaj Sc ne razlikuje bogve-
koliko cd pogojev, ki so jih prero-
kovali vojaSki strokovnjaki "a BIZ
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
SumariGen pregIed voinih poroSiI.

V zadnjih dvanajStih urah je
desno krilO ameriSke armade V LO-
reni zaznamovalo nOvo pridObitev
najmanj enc mile ozemlja. Perish
ingove bOjne patrulje so Sc po zad-
rjih veSteh priblizevale Vandie-
res, ki je SamO nekaj vec kakor e.
no milo Oddaljen cd nemSke me-
je in ma polpoti med POnt-a-Mous-
son in Pagny-sur-MOselle.
Proti ameriSkemu levemu krilu
so Sc Nemci zaganjali V zadnjih
dvanajStih urah, ali malO silO in
brez najmanjSega USpeha.
Nadaljnje nemSko umikanje V
dolini reke Moselle napOvedujejo
goreGe vaSi. Zasedaj mOtri Perish
ing ma pravi cas-, ali vse vesti
fronte in vSi komentarji vOjaSkih
kritikov namigavajO ma vazne do
godke, preden mine nekolikO dni.
Kakor izgleda, je sedaj velika
artvasko-pikardijSka Ofenziva, h
je obtieala, ko so francoskO-angle-
ske bOjne sile pred desetimi dnevi
dospele do obmo6ij glavne Hin
denburgove erte je tOrej ia Ofen-
viva zopet V pOlnem teku. Cd de-
set do petnajSt vaSi je iztrganih IL
sovraznih rok, zajetih dOdatnih
$4,000 vjetnikov, HindenburgOva
erta prebita ma dveh krajih in ce>
la aktivna frOnta je prOdrla naJ-
globlje vee kakor "a tri mile.
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
KONVENCIJA S. N. P. J.

LetoSnja konvencija Slovenske
Narodne Podporne Jednote Sc je
pricela dne 16. t. m. Springfield
du, Ill. Ia dan so Sc zbrali dele
gatje in delegatinje V dvorani A
rion V Springfieldu, Ill. tocno OBJ
osmih, in emo uro pozneje je glav-
nj predsednik Vogric odprl sedmo
redno konvencijo S. n. P. }. S
kratkim nagovorom.
Nato je predstavil Mr.. Snagga,
pomoznega drzavnega pravdnika,
XII je pozdravil konvencijo V lme-
nu mestnega zupana.
Potem je bila sprejeta pozdrav-
ma brzojavka predsedniku Wllso-
nu in druga govemerju illinolske
drzave. Sprejeta je bila tudi br-
zojavka, Xxi pozdravlja konvencl-
10 Narodne Hrvatske Zajednice.
Dopoldanska seja je potekla z
volitvami raznih odborov "a to
konvencno dobo.
Ia konvenenega predsednika je
bill izvoljen z veliko vecino Petro-
vic iz Clevelanda, podpredsednika
pa sta FIR. AleS liz Chicago in FIR.
Somrak IL Clevelanda. Zapisnikar-
ia sta Brunschmid in Justina
Rom. Nadalje je bill izvoljen cd
Dor "a resolucije in odbor "a pre-
iemanje bmojavnih i'm ,pismenih
eestitk.
Omeniti je Sc treba, da je dvo-
rama, V kateri Sc vrsi konvencija,
lepo od1rasena. Odzunaj ma proee-
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
LETO (VOLUME) XVII.

III vidijo - ia monarha in to srednJevesko
plemstvo = ii vidjo kako preti nevarnost nJihovim
tronom in privilegijem, to pa ne morda tcllko od-
strani napredujoeih praporov in zmagovitih voJsk
svobodnih narodov, nego veliko bolj odstrani zbu-
jaioce Sc zavest njihovih lastnih zatranh pedani-
kov, da jih srmog glavjo ter jh iznebe zavselej.
Duh, XII je presinjal in navduSeval naSe lastne
pradede 76, duh, ki je eektriziral bedno franco"
sko kmeGko ljudstvo '93, duh, XII je prehucnil lie
nekaj mesecev nazaj prestol avtokraticnega carJa
ter porusil do tai cello savbo avtokracije in biro-
kracije Rusij = sti duh je posepetnil ma prislu-
kajoce uho nemSkega kmeta, avstrijskega kmeta,
pod darml in zatiranih slovanskih narodov, jul
naski ideal svobode i'm ma prisuskajoce uho voja-
kov, Xxi so pretrpel skrajne nuke ognju in jeklu,
da zdrze trone svojh cesarskih gospodarjev
Strah pred porazom rokah Organiziranih VOL
ska svobodnih narodov je izgubil svoje grozote "a
gospOdarje centranih draw.
Zasencuje ga velikO vecji strah - strah pred
razbrzdano jezo njihovih astnh narodov.
Mi niti "a trenotek dvommo ISkrenOsti v
teh nemskih in avstrjskih uradnih mirovnih vadah,
kalor dvomijo njih mnogih krogih
Mi verujemo, da so hohenzollernsH in habsbur-
Ski monarh in cesarjevici il dedno plemStvo vec ka-
kor pripravjeni stopti mirovna pogajanja VIA
dami svobodnh narodov pod kakrSnimiko pOgoji,
XII bi pustili avtokrate njihovih tronih in niho
We dedne plemice posesti njihovh privilegijev in
obasti, ola bi Sc nadaje izzemai in zatirai pripro
sto ljudstvO.
Oh iz5alovljenju njihove ofenzive Franciji in
Itaji in OBJ cudOvti razstavi vojaske in pomorSke
se, XII so jo tako krasno razvile Zdruzene drzave,
in XII smo jo pripravljeni Sc desetkrat poveeat, OBJ
vsem tenn je spavalo upanje ma vojaSko zmago po
vod Berlinu in Ia Dunaju. NemSki in avstrijSki
avtokrati pa pemenitas vidijo sedaj prav jasno da
gredo dvOjni velikanSk in StraSni nevarnoSti mas
proti.
} Ena je vojasH poraz, katerem ne morejo mic
vec upati, da b ga odvrnili in druga je domaGa
volucija, kateri Sc vedno msGjo, da jo lahko od-
vmejo S priznanjem poraza vojni in mirovnimi
pogajanji, XII maj bi jim naravnost poruSila tro-
nov in unicia njihovih predpravic njihove oblasti
mad njihovim lastnim narodom.
Ali nam Sc he zd samo potrebno, da ~ostanemo
gluh do teh mirovnih vabil, nego mislimo DA MO-
RAMO SEDAJ Sc POVDVOJITI VSE SVoJE VO-
JASKE PRITISKE TER ZANESTI IN POGNATI
PORAZ IN GROZO DOMoV SRCA AVTOKRA-
Tov IN voJAsKE KLIKE NEMCIJI IN Av-
STRIJI.
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

stvene cinitelje V uspeSni kampa-
nil, da Sc napodi Nemce IL celega
Hindenburgovega obrambnega 81
stema ter jih pozene V polnem u
mikanju IA tia njihove lastne 60
cetnjave".
Medtem Sc zozirom na aktualno
bOjevanje osredotoGuje vojna po-
zornoSt na macedonsko fronto.
FrancOskO-Srbska ofenziva na
BaIkanu gre Z velikimi operacija-
mi ma zapadu vStric, ker danaSnja
obvestila naznanjajo skupno ma
predovanje "a poltrinajsto milo
ma 'front.', dvaindvajset mill Siro-
ki. Vec kakor 1000 vjetnikov, pet
deset velil1ih kanonov in ogromno
veliko vojnih potrebscin je bio
zajetih. Porazene bolgarske cete
pOde prOti njihovim laStnm me-
jam noGindan. ZavezniSke Gete so
vzele Sc nadaljnih pet vasi ma TEN
bojiscu V zadnjih stiriindvajsetih
urah.
AmeriSka delavnost ma sentmi-
helski 'front.' je nasploSno omejena
ma popravljanje in utrjevanje no.
viii postojank. VISA poroeila pa So
glasajo tenn, da je obnovitev BOZ
mega pohoda ma Metz prieakovati
vsako uro. Francozi so ze, priceli
pritiskati ma umikajoce sc nemske
crte cd voverskih krajev vzhodno
Verduna. Letalci so postal nena-
vadno delavni ma obeh straneh OBJ
novljenju pehotnega bojevanJa v
predigro.
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

Iu sedaj, kai je storil Mr. Lincoln? Kaj je re-
kel Mr. Lincoln? KakSen je bill njegOv OdsOvor te-
mu povabilu IA konferencO "a razpravO mirovnlh
pogojih?
Doslone besede ki.sO Sc jih poSluzili konfede-
rativn komisarji svoji proSnji do generala Gran
ia, so bile, maj bi Jim bilo dovoljeno
''nadaljevati pot Washington SvrhO kon-
ference predSednikom Lincolnom predmetu OBJ
stojeGe vOjne in tenn, pod kakSnimi pogoji bi Sc
10 dalO kOnGati.''
LincOnOv odgovOr ie bill kratek in jasen, Naro
Gil je drzavnemu tajniku Mr.. Sewardu maj naznan
konfederativn vladi da mOrajO bit stOrjene tri ne
opusjive reel, preden da razpravljati in vposte
vati katerokOli njihovih propOzcj. In zadnja IL
Stih treh zahtev, M jih e stav predsednik, Sc gasi
takole:
''Nobeno prenehanje sOvraznosti tik do konca
vojne in razpustitev vseh sil, sovraznih vladi."
In par dni pozneje je Mr.. Lincoln pojasni cello
zadevo enem samem Stavku Ko je Mr.. Stephens
vpraSa Lmcolna, da Ii nj nObene pOti Ia obnovitev
miru je Odgovoril:
''SamO ena pot mi je znana, in ta je, ola tisti,
l Sc upirajo Zveznim postavam, prenehajo to upi-
ranje'
In Sc pozneje je ponovil tisto frazo svoje letne
poSanice, kateri je rekel
'KO sem povedal, da ie SamO ell pOgOl "a mir,
sem hotel paC reel, ola preneha vOjna IA strani te
vlade brzkO bo prenehala na strani tisth, li jo
zaceli'
In tej jasni pa hrecni izjavi naSega velikega
predSed<iiGa saeaam nudi zanesjiv in veten kali
pot TEN caSu
OdgOvoru aystmjskemu pOvabilu na razpray-
ljanje mirovnih pogojih je edino pravicno, pra-
vino in dOcista potrebno da ponovmo dosIovne be-
sede Mr. Lhcolna
Zdruzene drzave maj kratkomaIo pore5o tev-
tOnskim SLAM
Vojna bo prenehala na stran te vade kadar-
kOi bO prenehala Ia stran tiStih, XII so jo zaceli
Cas- "a pOgOvOr mrovnih pogojih napram
Nemcij in Avstrji bo tedaj, kadar odlozita Nemci-
ia in Avstrija Svoje orozje
Nemska in avStrijska vlada sta zacee te vojno
Yes Svet veto.
NemSka in avstrijSka vlada nista imele nobe-
ne sile, da bi zacele vojno. ia zaGetek vojne NINA
ia nobene OpraviGbe
Sedaj trdite, da sta bile napadeni To je ne
Umna hinavScina.
Kdo ju je napadel? Katere vojske> so Sc pre-
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
Razne a1neriSke novice.

lju vista velika ameriSka zastava
in slovenska trobojnica. Prisotnih
je $50 delegatov in glavnih odbor-
nikov.
Vsem tenn zelimo kar najboljSe
uspehe, ki maj streme "a dobro,
bitom in blaginjo naSega sloven-
skega naroda in vseh clanov pa
Glanic te velike slovenske podpor-
ne organizacije, ter isl1reno poz'
dravljamo to sedmo redno kon-
vencijo S. n. P. j..
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
KANAL II chicago DO ST.
LOUISA ODPRT 1. OKTOBRA.

Chicago, I'll. = S prvin oktob-
rom pricne plovba z barkami IL
Chicago do st. Louisa. Tega dine
bodo odpluli trije mali parniki
in vsak bo vlekel po dive do tri
5arke. Ma teh barkah bodo pre-
vazali premog in drugo razno-
vrstno blago. Parobrodna druzba
Sc je inkorporirala pod imenom
Illinois Barge & Boat kompanija.
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

gale pritem syoje zivljenje. Dal Sc
je "a talnika temu bojeyitemu
vlomilcu in banditu, a Sc potem
vrgel mani ter ga preobvladal.
Bandit je najprej izpovedal, da
mu je ime Karel Mueller, potem
pa Charles Miller. Nadalje je re-
kel, da je prisel pred tremi dnevi
IL New Yorka V Chicago. Lopov
govori V nemSkem jeziku. Policija
meni, da je sovrazen tujec.
Obstreljen je bill V nogo.
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
DRUzINsKA DRAMA.

Chicago, Ill. = Mary Sobcyko-
va je vrgla najprvo svojega otro-
ka v kanal in nato je skocila "a
njim. Otrok je pricel kricati in
cuvaj ma mostu je nitro Odvezal
coin in reSil otroka. Materi so vr-
gil resilni pas, toda plavala je
proc cd MEGA in Sc pogreznila.
Men soprog je dejal, da ne We,
kaj ie povzrocilo ia blazni Gin.
Sobcykova zapusca Stir etroke.
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20
MI sMo Sc sAMo zACELI BoJEVATI.

Nemciji je bo skOro tri leta kopiGiti zalitev
Ma zalitev, gromaditi Brivco na krivico, da Sc je
naSa mirojubna in mirna dezela dvignila ter napo
vedala vojho.
Ali ker so mas centralne sile prisilile boj, Xxi
SnO Sc ga bill veG kakOr pripravjeni izogniti, do
Eler Sc je dalo casino Hogniti bojevanju, ne smejo
sedaj msliti, da bodo lahko odpoklcale nase vojne
pse samo tenn, da jim zvizgajo vabilo
Mi nismo Sli to vojnO namenom, ola bi Sc
polastiIi nemszega ozemja ali da bi 81 izsilili nem-
SKI denar ali da bi oropali Nemcio ia ali oni ma
Gin.
Mi nismo Sli V to vojno, da bi masGevali mad
nemSkim narOdom.
Mi sm6 sli to voino, da stremo militaristicni
sistem in politicnO avtolracijo, k ina danes svoJe
najvecje ekspOnente hohenzollernski in habsbur-
Ski dinasti pa voaSkih pOglavarjih, li grozdi-
jo okoli njunih prestolov
Mi Smo Sli V to vojno IL edino tiStih razlOgov,
li jh je oznaci predsednik, ko je deja, da smo Sc
Odlocli bojevat toliko casa doEler he bo svet va
ren "a demokracijo.
Mi smo priGei to vojnO he samo zato, ola bi OBJ
varoval demokracijo Zdruzenih drzay in Anglije in
Francje in drugih prijatejsih dezel, nego tudi
TO-, da naredimo IL NemGije in Avstrije warren dom
ia demokracijo.
To pOvabilo ma mirOvnO kOnferenco he prihaja
odstrani zastopnikov nemSkega ali avstrijskega
roda Ono prihaja odstrani monarhov, ki vidita,
ka1o Sc majeta njuna trona.
Ono prihaja odstrani njunih vojaS8ih gospo
dOv, Xxi vidijo zareti obzorju uSode grOZecO po-
stavo revolucjoname demokracije mecem eni
rOki in S plamenicO drugi
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

stopile nemsko mejo? Kdo je pricel sovraznosti?
Kje je bo prvo bojevanje?
No, prvi boji so bill Belgji, nevtralni, mi
roljubni dezeli
In potem Sc je vojni hudournik vail prek Bel
gije Franciio in samo vsled kar najbolj heroicne
pozrtvovalnost je obstal naposled OBJ relli Marni.
TO je gotovo "a Nemcijo nov naGn, kako je "na-
padena"
No, seve je nova rec zgodovini ola Sc cuti ma
rod 'napaden'' ko 50 njegove vojske sto mill on
Stran meje sOSedne dezee.
Nemcija in Avstrija lahko to pojeta ctrokom.
In ker sta pricele vojno Nemeija in Avstrja
bosta priSe do konca vojpe samo tedaj ko bo vojna
prenehana ma strani tistih, XII so jo zacei.
zato tudi ne gre, da bi zdruzene drzave prene-
hale boi
Glas svobode., 1918-09-20

Chicago September
1915, as required by of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-03
Tales Of the Friendly Forest
BY DAVID CORY

Now let me see. II you want TO
hear about Billy Bunny and his kind
Uncle Lucky, Mr.. Lefthindfoot, you
must go on the train with me and so
TO Camp Cabbage, for that is the
place you know where the Bunny
vile regiment is.
al aboard Come with me.
Jump into the train,
See. the track is safe and clear.
Let her so, you engineer.
Blow the wfistlel Ring the bell,
All aboardI' the porters yell.
Don't you think it win be fine
To see the Bunny boys in line?
Well, here we are at Camp Cab
bage and there are the tents in long
white rows. and there's Old Glory
flying from the dagpole. and there,
goodness. gracious me! That's right
There's Billy Bunny with his drum
and there's Uncle Lucky beg par
don-Gen Lucky Issfthindfoot, drill
ing the Bunny boys.
Three cheers and thirty three ug-
ers and q bagful Of animal crackers!
] can't keep my typewriter from
jumping an over my desk it's so ex-
cited. Why, 1t almost waved the new
ribbon, which is red, white and blue,
for my typewriter is very patriotic,
and so is Gen. Pershing and Gen.
Joffre and whole LOT more, let me
tell you.
Shoulder armsl" commanded
Unie Luky. Q'm not going to cali
him general" when there's nobody
around, for it seems so strange. But
If President Wilson comes to the
camp TIL call Uncle Lucky general
and admiral, too, and maybe some
more nice names.) And then all the
bunny boy soldiers threw their rifles
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-03
RAIDS ON HUNS
ARE DESTRUCTIVE.
Great Damage Wrought
Evidenced by Statements
of Prisoners
g Aaaoclated Presn.l

London, Oct. s.-The increasing de-
stractiyeness of allied air raids is at
tested to by German prisoners. While
statements OF this kind must Eener-
ally be treated with reserve, there Is
evidences that this particular informa-
ton is very near the truth.
Vaienciennsg station WAS heavily
bombed by British airuTsn recently. A
prisoner subsequently stated that for
number OF days following the raids
trains were unable to pass through
EalencienneE as big engineer dump
had been hit and barrels OF oil and
explosives were burning and blowing
up.
A raid was made upon an ammuni-
tion dump near Marais Wood, and
several photographs taken during the
raid showed the explosion. A party OF
prisoners captured later volunteered
the information that the dump blew
up and that the moral effect was
enormous.
A prisoner is responsible for the
statement that not long ago an am
munitioh train was hit and blew up in
Valsnciennes,-a fact which fully con-
firms the British official report that
direct hits were obtained upon g NOV
ing train at Valenciennes on the night
OF May 81.
Stin another report by recently
captured German prisoner records
that sawmill at Soalain managed
by German and employing 100 work
men was completely destroyed, as ths
result of an air raid, Somain was
bombed by British Rirmen.
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over their shoulders and marched as
straight as a string and maybe
stTaighter. And Billy Bunny beat
his drum so hard that a little bunny
who played the fife got a dreadful
headache.
Well, after while courier came
up to Unle Lulzy land If you dent
know what courier is I'll tell you:
He's military messenger boy on
horseback, and then he handed the
old gentleman rabbit general q dis
patch, which is a war letter, you
know, and when Uncle Lucky opened
1t he saids Billy Bunny, Uncle Sam
says / must take you and the LuHy-
mobile and go out recruiting (which
means to- get men into the army
yoE know. and, goodness me, liz I
have to explain any more OF these
dreadful big words I'm afraid my
typewriter will get angry.)
So Unle Lucky and Billy Bunny
got into the LuclIymobiIe, which had
been brought down to the camp
from the garage where we left it a.
story or two ago, you remember, and
on they started to get some more
Dummies to join the Rabbityille regi-
ment And by and by, after little
ways. they came to their old friend,
the duck doctor. Mr. Quack, you
know
we need a doctor in the regi-
ment," said Uncle Lucky. "Jump in,
and join the army. Sign. the ma
pert" And Billy Bunny gave him a
quill pen. for a duck won't wrlts
with a steel one, you know. and
then he belonged TO the regiment.
And in the next story you shall hear
who was the next recruit. And
you'll have to look up this word, for
my typewriter won't let me tell you.
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lar song hits TO make the dealers in
records happy for a week. The
gramophone brigade in the audience
had no difficulty recognizing such.
old favorites as Tickle Toe Co
ing Up and IF You LooI. In Her
Eye" but Ii Is always pleasant 10
greet old fEsands like these amid
their proper surroundings. and every
one VIII concede that the songs
Nost nothing in the presentation by
such entertainers az Miss Janet
Vale and j HumDird Duffy.
Raymond Crane. as Robert Street,
author OF Going Up" and amateur
aviator carries the burden of the
comedy on his very capable shout
ders. Helen Groody and Billy Cot
ton. as one pair Of lovers. are some
how reminiscent of the two day.
and probably have been drafted tenn
porariIy into musical comedy, but
that doesn't make their singing and
dancing any less enjoyable
The chorus was wholly adequate
and did noc appear to have suffer-
ed from war time economy in the
gowning. e. E-..
AS a very pleasant sedative for
war tangled nerves, Going Up" can
be conscientiously recommended
7 r r
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Enemy Position
Is VegyGraVe
Paris Believes

Paris. Oct. S.--whiie the enemy
is throwing reserves reckieasiy into
the center OF the vast battle line in
desperate effort TO stave off the
evil hour Of defeat. the allies con
tinue to progress on the wings
Slowly but surely the splendid adj
vance OF the allied forces under King
Albert Of Belgium has forced Gen
eral Ludendorff to withdraw his
troops.
On this portion OF the front the
position of the Germans is getting
dangerous and they must find an
effective way to defend Lille. which,
with Metz, is the pivot Of the whole
German system in France. Now
that the German first line In Bel
gium has been broken, the line Of
communication between Ostend and
Thourout iB in peril and the Roul-
era Menin railroad is cut, It can be
seen that the position Of the enemy
there Is grave.
The second line of railroad from
Bruges TO Courtrai is under shell
fire. While this German army. the
fourth, is thrust back on it's COM
munications the forces on its right
are in a risky position near the sea
at Nieuport Those elements on the
left Of the Fourth army are thrown
back at some points south of the
Lys river and will have difficulty
in defending Lille.
Latest news from the center of the
line shows that the enemy resist
ance there is giving evidence of
falling. lie Catelet has been fully
occupied IN this sector.
On the right. General BerthoIet is
still driving the Germans away
from Rheims region and General
Gouraud is making slow Roadway
in the Champagne. Everywhere the
signs OF battle indicate the approach
of the critical phase.
In addition to the general satis-
faction over the situation. in France,
Paris is rejoicing over the news OF
the fall OF Damascus.
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of the Apes
Great Animal Film

'Tis peculiar picture, this Tar
Fan of the Apes which is showing
at the Strand for the balance Of the
week. Lions in combat with men.
Leopards and jaguars attacking hu-
man beings. Apes and gorillas in
fierce and primeyal struggles. Killing
lions before the camera eye. Raid
ing a cannibal village, with an ele-
plant or two taking the lead in the
attack.
And intertwined are three romano
es. Three contrasting love stories
which are flashed back TO and fro
with remarkable frequency, yet
which dovetail into the tale with a
picturesque intensity.
Now will come the discussion
again as to whether stars are nee
essary.
The picture was made in the jun
giles Of Brazil. far up the dreaded
Amazon River, where the primeval
jungles, fungus overgrown and ov-
errun with deadly snakes and in
sets, afforded the most remarkable
atmospheric background magma
bic. And the fact that a story
thought by many to be impossible Of
transposition on the screen turns
out to be one of the biggest hits in
years proves again the lack of fore
sight on somebody's part. ~