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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
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tperbe fo%rtfabnen, oa1f cine b0bere
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ten.
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in Ser 9eabe bon Mugsburg iin6 fait
boil tG1r6ig aus n%nbefannter nrI a6e
a%bgebranr1t. Ser Gha6en betr4gt
mebrere b~1noerttaui en6 Warf.
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m1en Observation-Disclosures" trot in
Monnfeim ein BON ben 8eb6r6en
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m1biqe gprItellltngen beranitalten
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
(ReviSiOn of 1906).

(Revision Of 1906.
Estate Of Joseph D. Kowalkowski,
Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph
D. Kowa1kowski, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Sophia Kowalkowski
being duly filed in this court repre-
senting that Joseph D. K%owalkowski,
then a resident of the County of
Stearns, State of Minnesota, died on
the 9Th day of Februar, 1918, leav-
ing a last will and testament which
is presented to this court with said
petition, and praying that said instru-
testament of said decedent, and that
letters testamentary be issued thereon
to Herbert j. Kowalkowski.
Now Therefore. you, and each OF
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have, before
this court, at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State OF
Minnesota, on the
22nd DAY OF MARCH, 1918,
at 9 o'clock A M, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable J. B. Hims]
Judge of said Court, and the seal OF
said Court, this 18th day of February,
1918. J. B. HIMSL,
(SeaD Probate Judge.
j. B. Pattison,
Atty for Petitioner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Citation for Hearing on Distribution

"
Estate of Henry Dirks, Deceased
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
Dirks, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the distribution of
the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent. having filed in this
Court his petition praying for the dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled,
Therefore, You, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
22nd DAY OF MARCH, 1918,
at 9 o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 18th
day of February, 1918.
(SeaD J. B. HIMSL,
21-2S-7 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

S6neefqn in Wier be6enfli@e
5tur11- a11rb 9rangi3e1en bernufbe-
idmoren un6 bas g%eian1mte 8erfebrs-
noe en platt 1%1n1ge1porfen. Die Sda1l6
an Dem Dilemma tDiro DER Stabtper=
maltlt1g 3ugeidrieben oerrn 8ien fat
alS ein5ige el1ropaiide @roBita0t fei-
re llntergrln0balu1e11, ionoern muB
leinen Mal lenberfebr nit ben ltabti=
i6en StraBenbabnen be1pqltigen. 90
sic gripat= ulr6 Mietfnbrnperfe 6rtr6
ben &rieg itarf reou5iert iin6, per=
nl0ge11 sic Strabe1t6abnen faltm 6em
@orfebr 31 geraigen, 1nb Der critic
Sdreef al, Ser mlb 6ieien 8etrieb
ms Stoden brad5te, rief in Ser 3tpei=
miQinrenita6t oas i6limmite Ser
febrseleno berpor. = M116 aus 81=
oapeIt 1per6en groBe St0rungen I'M
2ebelrsmittelperfebr %ger1elbet, ga sic
Mago5ine IN 0en 8abnb0fen 6ur6
grobe 5dneefaue boQig BON Der Mu=
Benapelt obgeidnitten tpa1r6en nn6
nidt geniigenb Mrbeitsfrafte aufgebo=
ten meroen fona1ten, Inn Sen @an gu
beieitigen.
Snnsbrnd. - MnlGB1i6 Der
@rrettutrg 6es &ailers aus 2ebensge=
fabr bat 6as Bramonitraten ierltift
@ilten Sen @erg Slel 6em Stroller
&aiier1agerregiment gei6enff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
ter per6unfelt 0e1t Gal1tr1.

Ser Siingere I'M grobe11, blal1et
Mrbeitsfittel iebt it6 on Die Wfal1er
ON leinen g%emobnten 8lab. Sn ieinen
glotten @eiidte flacfern Ole Mugen
n>po lln leiren Meur1b 5udt es &c
ipenitii6. @r lebnt iib ;5uriif uni
ltorrt IN Ser oiiitenen Gaa1bfang em
por.
Ger olroere itebt om Senlter, cit
fleines M4>1nden nit perfniffere11
8eli6te uno grol1em &1ebelbart. 81
m1rn1elt fir lidy 5ltpeilen balblal1t'
@orte 111po fabrt it6 Damn mutt einel
baltigen 9eapeel1ng itber 6en 9art.
Gin Meiter iprengt borbei, int
9orf bi1ei1l. Ser am Sen tier tDenoe:
iih nit einem nerp0ien M61el5nde1
tint: so reitet oas grobe Sbier tpie
ser, ser l1blen0orf. @er0ammt, me1
10 elm 2ebe11 batte!"
n8ob! gr bridt itd alld) no6 oaS
@enid."
Ser @ro>1e tritt 5l1m &er6e. Wait
einem Sdmefelbol5 lett er ben Strob:
bn1ro l1nter elmer md6ttgen 8a1i6e II
@rar16. Go1m laBt er 1ib idapeigen<
nieber, 6em a1r0eren gegeniiber.
9os bitrre 6ol5 fniltert nnb prai
Ielt. 9ie 6larnme i6ldgt bo6 a1 -nrf
belu1d)tet nit tan5enbem S6eine 0i(
bei0en M1nr1er a1rb SEN miiiter
Mol1m. Cine bobe Sta1r0ubr an 6e1
@an6 flopft ibr e%infornriges Sid.
Sad. @interm @er6e i'm Ser Ma1e1
5irpt ein @eim6en. @on 6rm1ben
bollt 6as oltu1pfe @rollen 0es @epit=
ter5 berein.
Ser @rua1e nippt an ieinem @laie,
11lpo mieoer id)u11t er ms Selter.
rOie M1rberen laiien atf it'd tpar=
ten. Surbere &omeraoelr, 0ie ibr
@ort niht balten."
uDos @e1pitter bdlt iie 5n bauie.
N(1t6 ib tp1re nibt %gefommen> tpenr
ib's nidt 10 beiti1nmt beripro6en
bGtte."
uWeeinit Du, be, 6ie Mn6eren bat=
tens nidt ebenio beltimmt Der pro-
de1r? Nber Sic ltbe1 NUN BET ibret
Nra1ter 1tn6 &in6ern GIT bmtie un0
Ielen ibr @onntogsb1att. Sic Dergei=
len ibr @ort 1tn6 6ie geredte Mrbei=
ter1ohe. Natr o11f Sid, Cert Mei=
merits, form ib mi6 berlaiien."
$50, G6ro6er, meil gu Elm redter
@erl biit 1rt6 ein $ i'm 2eibe boi it."
gr 1tiir5t 6en Snbult ieines @la1eS
nit einem S6ll1d berunter. r9rr!"
gr idiittelt li6. ~ln6 i6 BATS iatt,
6aB 6ie groBen &erren altf nnS ber=
1tmtrete11, 6oBs Ser Mrbeiter ltf) naft
riibren Bari mentt mani ibn i6lagt."
v@ofer gebellt, meir1 Srnge! Mber
>menn Sn 81ll6ogge ipielen miait>
mltBt gu niht BLOB Sic 3abme 5ei=
gen. 9ie 8nuooggen beiBen."
vl1n6 idJ mer6e iie beiben, 6aB If
men Die 6ete11 bonn 2eibe bangen."
Oortiebl1ng folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

SS1tnee MGbden ipllet redt biel
3mtebeln eiien. @on 9e1ten> Sic ii@
Sn9berltatu6ige nen1pen> miro es III
1pe1 6ringen6 a%ngeratben. Mag fem,
6aB 6iefe 5o6ner1tdn6igen ii6 in
3tpiebeln o%1tsfenme11, aber bon ben
fleinen 2iebbabereien iunger Mao~
den tpiiien tie offenbm 1t1tr lpenig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
>por Mearie11s frolpen6e 6iga1r. STR
&leio, ser &itterlaal, bas alte Sblob

lpor Moriens f1pipen6e 6iga1r. Slba
&leio, ser Nitteriaal, Dos alte Sdlof
-. 81, ,po par er? CT lflug 0ie
M11gen ol,f l1no ld}aute Inn li6. Dor1
Iab lie ont Sliigel unb ia11g ibm Ser
Sra1n1 in Die Seele. l1no Dor inn
a1f ben Siihe ltano Ser Noienltrnub
SEN lie I'M @arten gepfliidt bottle. Ser
neigte iid) 5l1 ibm biniiber, uro er log
SEN iiiben Quit ein, Ser 5u ibm fam
mie nts eirem fernen, fer1re11 2anOe.
Sin iunger Mum trot in oas Sim=
nler. glm iugenOlih=fraftge gridei=
ming, aber auberli6 pernadldliigt,
nit mirrem Soar u110 in %5errillenem,
bel tolthtem &ode. Mn leine1 16lperen
Sdplben baftete nod 0ie Mferfrtme.
Gr hegriiBte Sen Sabrifberrn nit e.
nen1 fl1r5em menig f%reunolidJen 8or=
tie. S6meigen0 iette ct ii6 ar ben
Giih uno griff nab Ser &anne unb
rah oe1n 8robe.
Morio idloB Sen Sliigel. gs bl1rd=
rieielte lie, als babe Elm beftiger
@inbltpb in Die @orfe ibrer Seele
gegriffen nro eiren %miBt0nenben Mc=
oorb barin angeidlagen. Nu6 lib
lenoorf NOR aus ieinen Sraltmen &C.
rilien. Seine g%r1pi0ertng m1f ben
GRUB flang falt rtr6 f0rmli6.
9as @eiprdH mollte lid ni6t redt
mieoer belebe11. Ser Sabrifant mad=
tie Maria Elm Compliment, oaB ibre
Stimme iib >pl11rberpoll e1tttpifelt ba=
Re. Gogegen brun1mte ser i1nge
gul1er et>pus bon 11nt1iitem Nltarf.
v&lnpierlpielen u1r0 Singen un6 0ea=
len poBt fir Bic Stabt, nidt onf e.
nen gnternbof!"
Ser ulte Sbltl5e pieS i'm 5l1re6t.
vSeiuri6, 9n bibt unb0flib nit Oct
1pcr Sdapelter nnb nit 11luierem @alte.
Salt Oh benin ga115 ~pergellen> bob
Gl1 nit Serrn ltbeln0orf ant Der
Sh11lbo11f geiel1en boit? l1n0 babe ib
Sid 0arum ntf Sic @ofidnle &C.
Idjift lt1lo Sfficier merOen %lallen, 6aB
0u Jest beru1nl0uf1t mie Elm Gogo=
bunO? 0ie &leionng .aaein ma6t ben
redten 8ol1ern ni6t. l1nO bon met
llen1 Gobne p~erlange ih, baB CT nldt
MIR nit ieine11 &ameraoen freunN::b
lit, lolroern ol1d) nit npeinen @alter1."
llble1,0prf, bem bie Sihuation peir-
lid) ge&poroen 1par, benrbte 6ie na6-
lte idiflidye @elegenbeit> um li6 5a
perob ldie0e11. Gin @ortpan6 tpar
leift gefun0en, ga 6oS @e1pitter oro=
benO bod an1 @imunel lta110.
@oter nn6 Sodter begleiteten i'm
aus oem Soule. Mls lie an bent @arz
ten porbeigi11g, 1prang Wforia lbnel
'birei1l idnritt eine balberblilbte No=
ienf1ro1pe ab nn0 reidte tie bent go
ite. u0e11fen Sie an 0ornros6en!"
Ser 6abrifberr nubn1 Sic &oIe mutt
ber5li6em 9anfe. Ga1m i6mang er
iih auf leine11 &oppen oen Elm &ne9t
%5ufibrte.
uMD1et! u110 anT @1eoerleDe1l w
SEN naditen Sagen."
vN0ien, mein lieber 5rerno! ytebz
men Sic es 6em 8rauiefopf ni6t
libel, baB ct Sic nnbofli6 bebanDelte:
Sd boffe, Sic lailen ltd oaourd 1idf
abbolterl urs balO pieoer 81 be1u=
6en."
Ser i1nge Setter nidte ubermiitbig
nit Bent &opfe. v8erlollen sic It'd
6arouf. 9uf @ie6erieben, Srdnle11
Maria!" 9ann gob er ieinem Bfer0e
Ole 6poreu nro iprengte 5ltm Sbore
birous. 3rn1Ben tperoete er 1tb I'M
Gattel nod, Elm lebtes NAL I'M nro
idapertfte bie Weilbe.
S6on rolte ser er1t e maize Don=
ner. So 1dtpmrfen Die lebten bolen
beram. Die @rnte tit ge=
bergen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

Gin 6unpfer Yfiff Der 9ampf=
1irene. gs lit Mben6. Sic ublen=
6orf'lde 6obrif entldBt ibre Mrbeiter
nn6 Mrbeiterinner, nn6 ra19er
Gdrittes 3ieben iie poriiber, ein5eln
un6 in fleine1t @r1rppen, Die Wfao=
den oft in lebbofter unterbaltnng,
sic MGnner mei1t i6tpeigero nn0
ernit. Sat- oue tragen ste fleiner1
gledbiippen, in 6enen tie ibnen Steady
mittaqsfaffee mit5unebmen pflegen:
ghor1 bon meitem mebt nns 6ie SUIT
Ser 6abrifiale ant. Sic. buftet IN ben
&lein6ern, in SEN Soaren, IN Der
So11t, inn qar5en &0rper. @ie bletht
sic @angen n1r6 friBt 6ie 2ungen.
sic folgt 0em Mrbeiter in iein etrges
Seim, in's @irtbsbm1s, 1T ben
Gona1ool, in 6ie Stride. $50 immer
er 1ih befinoet, ibn l1mgibt Die brit
der6e Mtbmolpbdre ser Mrbeit.
3fpei MGn11er treten in ein WirtbS=
fo11s Gin, bus nobe Ser Jabrif a111 alt=
Berlten Gnoe 6es 9orefS gelege1 1T.
gs lit Elm BauernbanS i'm fletnen>
nit oem l1nteridieoe nl1r, Dob bier
6as Dieltbor nn6 Ger @tngorg IN ole
oroBe Riihe nebeneimlroer an Der
g]troBenfront liege1t. Die &i1d)e TT
5uglei6 @derfe 1tn6 @oit1ocal. Mn
Ser @ono Ser @a11stbiire gegenltber
lit oie gteue 6es 5ero feners nnter
eirem mGdtigen Mmudfang.
vNieman6 bter?" Sc regt ltb
nidts vSono, @trtbl6aft!" Ser cine
bon 6en bei6en flopft nit Der flade11
@on6 cuff Sen Sdenftiid.
Cine olte, bdBli6e Wago fommt
ldIiir reno ol1S einem geebe11raltme.
gie idenft a1noufgeforoert 3tpei
S6napsgldIer Elm un6 1ebt tie a1tf
Sem Gteinbdnf6en nieber, Die aus
Ser Ie1terr1a11er ami Ser6e IN bolber
Wonnsbobe boripringen. Wortlos
peri6tpinbet lie tuie6er.
Dos @er6feuer lit nod mibt ange,
5iinoet, nn6 ein uuf5ieDen6es @etDit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

w
ST fom, bein 1troblen0er &itter!"
9(ud) ser Tobrifberr tpar IN &C.
6onfen periunfen. gr batte Die M11=
gen geidloiIent un6 Dor ibm erbob
iif, Ser MGrderbau zines 3ouber=
idloIIes. St elite 6arouf GIT nnb
bon Ielber offneten iid 6ie 6i6=
ten gp~rnenbeden. 9ie &oien QUITE
ten 10 lieblih ur16 nidten ibm 51, ols
fpoGten tie iprefen: 8ir iteden Did
nid1t, gu @ittersmam1! &omm ber,
uno loie sic Moi6! l1no er cling o1r6
oos ihlofen6e Sons nn6 itieg oie ltei=
nerne Greppe en1por IN oe1 Nttter=
fool. Ga lag tie, sic BLONDE Wsoio,
I'M tiefen gd)1ofe, un6 Dor ibr ltar1o
bos gpinnroo, nn6 Der Saoen bling
idloff berob BON ser &unfel. untp1=
berlteblid 5og es i'm fin. ST fiiBte
Ite, fiiBte Ite nit ieligem Sda11oer.
l1no lmglm id11g tie Die Nngen
o11f. Sc tparer = 0 @un6er! -
Moriens gll1gen. nn6 er betradtete
1tdfer. Oie gei6m1tngenen 8rolter>
bie sierlid)e Moie, Ole pfirii6farbe1en
@onae1r, ser feline &iridenmu1t6:
Mariens Mugenbrm1er, Nafe, Wan-
ger1, M1no. Dte gan5e @eitalt, es
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
II2,OOO Huns
QndI3OOGur1S
Are Captured

Washington, Aug 2S-T'he num-
ber of prisoners taken by rhe allies
since July l has passed the 10000
mark, General March said today.
In the same time the allies have
taken from the Germans 1900
cannon of the field gun calibre and
larger.
The French advance noted in this
mornings official statement from.
Paris. the chief of STAFF pointed
out, marks the creation OF another
deep salient in the enemy lines
which is now being put between
the pincers." The French have
reached Nesle and are within TWO
miles of the Somme at this point.
Since last Saturday the British
as a result of their persistent ad-
vance, have overrun the linden
burg line for distance OF one mile
on a front of three miles
Latest dispatches to the depart
meut, General March said, do no.
indicate any cessation in the allied
pressure. The British apparently
are continuing their progress on
the Flanders front.
On the French front the attack
Tuesday Co. a 10-mile front wen
forward two miles and eliminated
in the capture of Roye. Since thea
very important ground TO the east
OF this place also has been cap
tured.
Summarizing the military activ-
tiles on the western front since
Saturday. General March said the
British had carried the allied lines
between the Scarpe and the Somne
over the hilly plains east OF Alber.
against determined resistance or
the part OF the enemy. General
March confirmed the reported ad-
vance of the Austrians in Albania
resulting in the withdrawal OF the
Italian front east OF Rerat
The fortieth division national
guard troops from California,
Utah. Arizona. New Mexico and
Colorado), has not yet reached
France.
In answer to questions. General
March said the 91st division
troops of Alaska, Pacific coast
states, Idaho. Wyoming. Montana
and Nevada, now is in training in
France and attached to the fitth
army corps.
Brigadier General Frederick II.
Foltz is temporarily commanding,
but General Pershing is known 10
have designated major general 10
take command
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-28
The Roll
OF

Washington. Aug. 2S.-The
casualty list given out today by
the war department is cOmpOs-
ed OF three sectiOnS-tWO OF
army casualties and one OF ma
rines. The total casualties re-
ported today in the three lists
j. go.
SECTION No. !.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
OF the American eXpedluonary
forces: Killed in action, Al; miss
ing in action, SO; wounded severely,
$50; died OF wounds, 16; died OF
aeropIane accident. died OF dis
ease. :: wounded, degree undeter-
mined, 32. Total, 800.
Killed in Action.
CAPTAIN Ray p Harrison, Co
lum bia City. Ind.
LIEUTENANTS Kenneth +. Full
Ter. Exeter. y. II; Calvin George.
Atlanta. Ga; Charles Evan Hurl-
burt. Oshkosh, Wis.
SERGEANTS Eugene p Canty,
South Boston, Mass, George |.
Euro. Junction, Wis: Edmund Wei
ton. Dorchester, Mass.
CORPORALS Floyd Gallagher,
KimboIton, Ohio: Paul Lucian Har-
der. Atkinson. Wis. William Rios,
ST. Louis. Mo. James c. Sutton,
Robinson. Pa, Robert Nelson
Craidge. Bay City. Mich, Guy Nc
Cartv. Grandview. Texas; Eugene
Trottier. BrOckton. Mass, Jerry }.
Kucpra. Chicago.
COOK John NJ. PalIa, Scranton,
Pa.
PRIVATES William Coils, New
York. John A. killmeyer, Pitts
burgh. \. 5. Pa: Robert Haney
I.ymburner, Harbor Beach, Mich. :.
George SedIock. Chicago: James
witt. Norris. s. D.; Marion l.. Al
derton. Great Cacapou, W. Va
Conrad NJ. EIleingson. Canton. >.
D. Samuel Raymond FOrney. Lyk-
ems. Pa: Frank r Gem, Rich
mond. Ind. Henry ". Gerald. Lor-
ris. s. {, Philip Ghelfi, Genoa
Wis. william Goetzinger. Detroit,
Mich. Magnus GrondaL Starbuck,
Mimi Wallace ". Lafayette,
Barre. Vt: Sam G. Lindsey. Kan
eas CITY. Mo. William c Lynch,
Rutland. Vt. James ID. McCarty,
Mouth Of Laurel, KY, Samuel IL
Mcclure. Doeyille. Tenn: John {.
Meeker. Martins Ferry, Ohio; Fred
erjck Morris. Portland. Me. Earn
est Gustive Nuffer, Philadelphia,
Pa. Charles J. Rice. Syracuse, \.
Y Eason Tiney. McClesfield, \.
G. Johnnie Wilburn, Dennison. y.
c. Max Doris. Evanston. Ill; Del
bert Papoint, Linden. Mich; Peter
p. Lish, Dickinson. n. D; Branson
TIovd. Salem. y. j.; Adelbert Pc
tersor jamestown. \. y; Gordon
RawIe- Iankershim. Cal; Frank
Rooney, Kippen- Mont
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VAR SUMMARY

From the south 10 the north
ern end OF the 51-nIle hJ.te
front the forces uf General
Foch are diving the Ccrmm>
backward with uHdiuiUishsd
force, the foe lighting de.Eer-
a'e!y 10 make his retreat as or
derly as possible.
Siace The cap urr oi Eoye
yesterday thi French ia3e
rrshtd iar e the east 81 that
ely.
In their overnight rdtanco
the French have captured
ChanlneS. III large German
base be wecu Ecyc and Ba-
Taume. They a.>p captured
s50ut - ether towns and VII.
lagos.
The GcrmR7s re using every
means of med 'ru warfare t1
stay the onrush oi the British
ard French. bet 90 ua aNn1.
On the northern end cf The
front fhc British have pushed
fuN' ~ IAfdWNlN "NI HFlNfF
north have captured q ,trln pf
She iiiBdorb burg line 10 miles
lcng and have PASSED { p be-
ypud Il.
North AID s"pth of far ~empa
the Rr1ish are driving toward
Per0"pe. They ore approach-
ing Cembie> pGser otc-nowcr-
In" the Germans around MONT
;aphqn,
lhe l"wu "f hrruf fer-"
sc"th e the Sop'as. ana six
miles west cf Peraanc. has
fallen 10 the British.
The Cn'tel StatnS c0sng'tv
LIST tod. 3 c0n.aius C5J nnr,cs-
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Died of Wounds.

DlCu VI
CAPTAIN KOssuth T. Crossen,
Albany, Ohio.
PRIVATES Otis MGrthaIer. Beav-
er Dam, Wis; Harley Mules. Elk
horn, Wis; Emile Tariff, Madison,
Wis; Cornelius p. Devereaux,
Highland, Mich; Mike DUda, Chi
cago; Mike George, Chicago; John
German. MargunvilIe, Ala; John f.
Gilbert, Danbury, Conn; William
Alfred Johnson, BarrOnnette, Wis,
Leo Kahn, Chicago: Walter Leo
Kobylazak, Saginaw, Mich; Kelly
Shushereba. Smolkin, Austria John
J. Sullivan. New Haven, Conn. ;
Frank Young. Liberty, Neb.: Ed
ward l. Zimm erDan, Cambridge,
Mass
Died OF Disease.
SERGEANT Ivan McCutcheon.
Chicago
CORPORALS Chester Daniels,
Normal, Ill. Stewart X Nevil,
Pittsburgh. Pa
PRIVATES James W Gross and.
Holden, Utah; William NJ. Glen
don. Winchester, Mass. Arthur j.
Inman, Chicago; Harold E May.
Toledo, Ohio
Died From Aeroplane Accident.
PRIVATE Ronald Battle Mcneil,
Harrisburg, III.
Wounded Severely
LIEUTENANT Frank VI. Owens,
Crawford. W. Va
SERGEANTS Robert Z. Beau
champ, Bullard. Texas: Claude
Harvey. CIarksvillo. Tenn; An
thony Seaman. Lost Greek, Pa;
Hamilton Walker Bowen. Easley,
s. c.; George Happier, Vicksburg,
Miss; William Fl. Springs. Mar
shilI. Y. c: Hans Wyttenburg,
Clackamas, Oregon
CORPORALS Alden Bush, Rock
ford, Mich; William F. Caraway.
Shawnee, Okla: Louis H. Courcier,
Paducah. Ky; William L. Cullen.
GiIroy. Cal: Joseph Michael Kalis-
Zewsk. Detroit. Mich; Eben J. Nc
Jntosh, Wollaston. Mass; Alex d
Nurse, Hudson Heights, n, j.;
George Smith. Jersey City, n j.;
Charlie A. Stark. Bartlesville, Okla. :;
Anton Stransky. Omaha, Neb.; An
gus Joseph White, Bay City. Mich;
I homas Williams, Newark, III. i;
George A Wurmbach, Omaha, Neb-
PRIVATES Joseph Aslin, Aurora,
Kan; Roy Barrows, Ft- Wayne,
Ind. Edward NJ Bartholomew
Faston. Pa; John Bazydio, Oglesby,
III; Ralph Capatosta, Lowell,
Mass: Joseph ChicOine, Webster,
Mass: Harry NJ Fawber, Lancas-
ter, Pa; Garrett ]. Fitzgerald,
Washington. D. C; George Halas'
East Chicago, Ind; Charles H
Hampton, Winston Salem, N c.;
Samuel Hatty. Philadelphia, Pa. :;
Marcus Hill. Wilkesboro, Pa; Rob-
CONTINUED on Page Ten-1
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BOLSHEvIkI
DEFEATED BY
ALLIED BLOW
Lenine's Forces Driven
Back Six Miles North
of Vladivostok.

London. Aug. 2S.-0n the U.s.
surf front north of VladiyOstOk
the BOlsheviki have retired six
miles before Il general advance
by all the allied forces. accord
ing to reports received in
Shanghai and transmitted by
Reuters limited.
American and Japanese troops
the adviceS add. are entraining for
the Ussuri front.
News from the front. it is added
is meager owing TO the fact that
the Japanese have taken over the
preparation of information from
the CZechs. The Japanese are said
to be extremely reticent.
Peking, Friday, Aug. 23.-(By the
Associated Press. General Seine
roff, the anti-Bolshevik leader, has
crossed the Siberian frontier and
retaken Matsievski station west OF
Manchuli. capturing prisoners. The
japanese troops are engaged with
the Bolsheyiki near Dauria.
Yankee Heads Railroads.
1t is reported that the allies have
taken over the operation of the
railways 1t is probable the rail
ways will be operated by the Amer
ican engineers under John F. Stev-
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RUSS AND KAISER
SIGN SUBSTITUTE
FOR FORMER PACT

Copenhagen, Aug. 2s-German
and Russian plenipotentiaries Tues
day, according to an official tele-
gram from Berlin. signed three
treaties. supplementary TO the
Brest-Litovsk treaty.
The new treaties include a treaty
supplementing the treaty of peace
as we'll as financial agreement
and one dealing with the civil law
The treaties are the result of ne
gotiations which nave been going
on in Berlin for several weeks be-
tween the Germans and the Rus
slams The treaties already signed
at the German ministry of foreign
affairs