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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13

A new flag pole, B feet aove ground was raised this morning in front of the Federal jail and new flag was run up. The flag pole is the nifty work of John Gilpatrick.
 > Isaac Hamburger, of Valdez, secre- tary of the Divisional Exemption Board. arrived on the Northwestern upon official business and will remain here several days.
 Rev. c. J. Finn received his creden- tials in today's mail from Bishop Rowe as a delegate to the Provisional Synod to be held in Seattle the week b ginning September Sth.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
FORD FOR
 SENATOR;
 ENDORSED

LANSING, Mich. June l& - Henry Ford. who has been mentioned as Re publican candidate for senator to Su- cced William Alden Smith, has also been indorsed by the Michigan Dem ocrats to become a candidate "eyen though he is not within the fold
 The mdorsement of Republican candidate by a Democrat committee is unparalleled in the political history of Michigan.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
TEUTONS TRY HARD TO
 DISLODGE US. FORCES

LONDON, June 13 A Reuters dispatch says that the Germans are beginning to take seriously the American thrust at the apex in the line in the Cgon valley north west of Chateau Thiey Thus far the Germans have used
 five divisions in attempting to attack the Aer- can thrust but entirely without success. Two entirely fresh divisions were thrown at the Ameri can center at Bourches this morning in ftess attempt to capture the village at the apex ofthe line held by the Americans.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
W EEI '?

WASHINGTON, June l3 - Senator Hilman Johnson, of California, in a speech today, called upon the Admin isuation to explain why General Wood was kept at home instead of being sent Co France with his division.
 Senator Johnson said that the coun- try was entitled to know.
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WILSON KILLS A SENATE PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON, June 13 - Presi- dent Wilson's disapproval has killed the proposal in Senate for an open dis cussion on treaties. The President thought that the treaties should only be made public after negotiations had been completed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, June 13 -- At noon to- day the following fish quotations were posted on the exchange: halibut, lift cen cents; sable, seven and one fourth cents; ling cod and red cod, three cents
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
SUNK

PARIS. June i2 - The loss of the Austrian b@ttlcshjp Azeut lstlim by a torpedo from am Italian submarine in the Adriatic, is officially announced in Vienna according 70 an official dis patch from Switzerland received this afternoon.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13

Several weeks ago it was announced that Gen. Wood would be transferred to the command of the Western De- partment, in California. Gen. Wood as ked to be given active duty in the east aud this was galnted. At that time it was announced that the general would be Seint abroad
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
ALLIED GAINS ARE IMPORTANT

WITH THE FRENCH, June 19 - The advantage gained late yesterday by the Allies are even greater than at first reported Besides carrying out a remarkable successful frontal attacks resulting in the restoration of some territory and the capture of many prisoners the Allies repused exceedngy fierce attack of the Ger mans in the rear of Bethancourt
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
FRENCH ASSAULTING GERMAN WING-FIGHT
 RAGING VIOLENTLY

LONDON, June 13- The Associated press foreign offce says that the Gemansat severe cost continue to push their way down the Matz Valley. The general sa ion is now affected however. The Germans have made slight progress on the left towards Compegne from which five miles away atMelcocna the French advanced the other wing near Mery
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
WOODS ARE EVACUATED

BERLIN June 13 - (OficiaD - The French have evacuated the Carespont wood the east bank of the Disc. The Germans now advancing along this mpor- ant line.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
WATCH SALMON CATCH

Several local citizens went to Sun ny Bay last night and watched net pulled up with SS0 salmon in it.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
BRITISH ADVANCE LINES IN FLANDERS

LONDON, June 13- The British last night advanced lines short distance the Flanders front southwest of Morris The French on this front have likewise mprov ed positions and captued many Gemans.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
FROM
 RUSSIA GOING ID WEST SRONT

LONDON, June l3 - Reports from Petrograd, says that Germany is to withdraw the bulk of her troops in Russia for the western front.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-06-13
SUB TOLL
 NOT LARG

WASHINGTON, June 13 - Since the submarine began raiding the west s,n Atlantic on May 9 tn, the Ameri- can ShipyardS exceeded the sinking of American ships by over 100000 tons deadweight.
 During the interval from the time the subs started their warfare until last night, Fl vessels had been produ- ced from the U. s. Shipping Board. The submarines destroyed 10.
 The weather for tonight and tomor- row, is unsettled, possibly clearing, with slight squalls.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

Kdyz do pokoje jsem vstou-
pila, shledala jsem, re slecna
tise spi. Pozorovala jsem pecli-
We jeji tvar, pri cemz Sc mi zda
10, re ponekud lepe vypada. Ze
vseho jsem seznala, re "a tn
dobu, co jsem il nevidela, il
max nebyla zanedbana. Vzezre
mi pokoje bylo neylidne, vsu
de ma nabytku bylo plno pra-
chu. Cast jednoho okna byla
otevrena, ably do svetnice vni-
kati mohl cerstvy vzduch.
+ Ponevadz nemocna tvrde spa
la, vysla jsem po tichu ven a o.
debrala Sc k zahradniku, je-
muz jsem naridila, ably pri nej
blizsi prilezitosti zajel k bytu
lekare Dawsona a pozadal jej,
ally nemocnou navstivil. Nyni,
kdy hrabe Fosko nebyl vice V
come baronove, doufala jsem,
re lekar jiste Pride. Jeste te-
hoz dine musil jeti zahradnlk k
zeleznicni stanici, kamz dovezl
osetrovatelku Rubellovou, jez
patrne mela ma speech Sc svym
cdjezdem z domu baronova.
Kdyz pax zahradnik re stani-
ce prijel, sdelil mi, re lekar
sam je nemocen a re prijiti ne
mGze.
Noe jez ma to nasledovala,
|byla pro mne hroznou. Nemoc
ne slecne vedlo Sc celkem do
Ere; pozde k veceru sc probu-
diia, pojedla chuti zavarene
ovoce, nacez opet usnula a spa
la dlouho. Ona tedy nezpuso-
hila mi zadnych potizi. Avsak
Is baronem Percivalem dely sc
t6 noci podivne veci. Pc cely
vecer popijel vino a asi O jede-
racte hodin6 pocal pobihati po
chodbach a proklinati cely
svet. Zahradnik, ktery mu po-
sluhoval (nebot jineho sluzeb-
nictva v dome jiz nebylo), pfi-
bGhl vSecek ustraSen ke mne q
sdelil mi, re baronovi zjevilo
Sc jakesi straSidlo. Videl pry,
,jak baron pobihal po cohdbe,
Jako by nekoho pronasledoval
a ackoli nikde nebylo ami zive
Guse, prece pry S nekym roz-
r1louval a hrozne pri tom Sc
rouhal.
Z toho jsem soudila, re ba-
ron bud ma dobro jest opily
anebo re zeSilel. Asi k pulnoci
lpribehl ma dvur a sice prave X
oknum pokoje, kde S nemoc
rou jsem Sc nalezela. Proklinal
hlasite a vOlal zahradnika
Kdyz tento k nemu sebehl, sly
sela jsem, jak mu narizoval
"Rychle zaprahnete, muslin
|pryc odsud! Pryc z toho brio
hu, kde vSe jest prOkleto!"
(Pokracuvanf.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

Znamo jest, re korunni prime
anglicky nese zpravidla titul
prince "of Wales,' ale meme
znamo jest, jak k tomuto titu-
lu prisel a proc nenese spise
jmeno prince anglickeho nebo
prince Velke Britanie. P1vod
tohoto zvyku jest nasledujici:
Wales, nynejsi provincie angli
cka, byl jiz pres 400 let neodvi
slym cd Anglie, S niz souvisi, a
lie svobodymilovni a bojovni o.
byvatele nechteli uznati krale
anglickeho "a sveho panovnika
a zadne nasili nemohlo odpor
jejich zlomit. Kdyz kral Edu-
ard l. (1272-1307) mimi Wy
jednaval, chteje je mlr1ou ce-
stou primeti k podrobeni, odpo
vedeli mu jejich velmozove, re
uznaji no "a krale, ale jen teh-
dy, dali Jim mistodrzitele,- ci
nistokrale, ktery vsak musl by
ii narozen We Walesu, nesmi u
meti anglicky (Walesane byli
puvodu keltickeho, pribuzni
Ircand. jiz take puvodne nemlu
Willy anglicky) a jehoz dosavad
nimu zivotu nelze vytykati mic
necestneho. Kral dlouho hledal
vhodnou osobu, ale marne,. ne
Dot mezi mistnimi slechtici ne
bylo jedineho, jenz by byl ne
znal jazyk mocneho souseda.
Tu prisel kral ma chytry napad,
Jeho chot' ocekavala "radost
nou udalost" a kral odebral sc
$ nj ma zamek Caernarvon We
W alesu, kdez narodil Sc -
prime. Pc nekolika dnech dial
kral svolati predni muze wales
sEe, a ukazuje ma kolebku sve-
no synacka, rekl Jim: "Hle, zde
! vas mistokral, jenz vyhovuje
vsem podminkam, ktere jste 81
rolozili. Narodil Sc We vasl ze-
mi.
Shromazdeni slechticove -
kdyz Sc vzpamatovali prvni-
no prekvapeni, propukli v jasot
a = uznali prince "a sveho mi
stokrale, kdyz mu byl kralj ude
Iii titul prince Walesskeho, jejz
cd te dolby kazdy anglicky
korunni prime nese.
Nekolik let vlady anglicke Q
vSem stacilo, aby zastupcove
Walesu pfistich letech jiz ne
trvali ma tom, by jejich misto-
kral byl rozen v zemi a neumel
anglicky. Dnes ovsem jsou Wa
lesane, plnokrevnymi Anglica-
ny a puvodni jejich rec skorC
naprosto vymizela, udrzevsi sc
jen v lidu, ale tato vesela histol
ka svedci, re narod, jenz pust
sc do vyjednavani Sc svym NJ
pritelem a je ochoten ke kom
promisGm, netrvaje ma puvod
mich podminkach, je - ztra
cen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

y
sla. Ostatni cast dne stravily
jsme klidne. Barona Percivala
jsme jiz nespatIily. TIE noci mu
sila jsem spati baroncine po-
koji. Uboha bala Sc samote.
Spala velice nepokojne.
Druheho dne bylo prekras-
ne pocasi. Hned po snidani pri
sci baron Percival a OZna-
mil, re pred dvanactou hodi-
nou poledni pripraven budc
VIZ. ktery baronku dopravi ma
zeleznicni stanici. Baron ozna-
nova! toto spesne a trhane, ja-
ko by vcIice byl rozcilen.
Kdyz domluvil, pristoupila
k nemu baronka a pravila hla
sem vaznym:
'Snad jiz nikdy spolu Sc me-
spatrime, barone; tuto Sc lou
cine a die vSeho ma vzdy! Od-
pustme 81 ma vzajem vsechno
- vSechno!"
Baron pri tom hrozne zbledi
a velike krup6je potu vyvstaly
mu ma ccle. Aniz by slova pro.
mluvil, odeSel prudce re svet-
nice.
Nebyla jsem nikdy pfiliS Ma
klon6na baronu Percivalovi, IL
lie V tcto chvili stydela isem So
"a to, re posud icdla jsem
chleb V jeho sluzbG. Toto ieho
Jednani naprOti odilZd6jicl
rlanzcIcc, ktera uboha u domu
v pravem slova smyslu byla Wy
stvana, naplnilo mne. ncvyslovi
telnOu OSklivOsti.
V urCitou chvili dostavil Sc
pro barOnku vuz, avSak baron
sam Sc vice neobjevil.
VsedIa jsem S nj do vOzu, a.
bych na nadrazi il doprovodi-
la. Sama .isem Opatrila pro nj
jizdni litsek a kdyz tento iscm
j doruGovala, pravila ke mn6 ::
Ami ncvite, jak bych 81 pra-
la, abyste jcla sc mnou! Jak6si
hroznG tuScni svira me srdcc,
ale muslin jcti, muslin vypatra
ii, co Sc dCjc moji scstroun
Pranl baroncinu jscm ovsem
nemohla Vyhoveti. Baronka vsa
dla do zelezniCniho vozu a ne2
Eohly lsmc Sc jcstG jcdnou rO2
louciti, hnul Sc vlak. Bleda, u.
starana ieji tvar dIouho hled5.
la Ia mnou Il okna zelezniCni
no voZu. JeSt6 jednou kynul;
mi rukou a od te chvile jsen
il vice nespatrila,
Vratila isem Sc do domu ba
rOnOva uminujic 81, re co nej
drive dam ze sluzby vypoved
a re uchylim Sc ku svym pri
buznym. V dome nepozoroval
jsem po odjezdu baronky zad
ne zvlaStni Zm6ny. Barona ne
bylo posud nikdc videti. Nah
dou zaSla jsem do zahrady
tn spatiila jScm ma osam6le ct
ste stati jakousi zenStinu, je
zady byla kc mne obracena.
Kdyz pax pon6kud jsem S
pribllzila, obratila Sc ke mn,
ku SVemu uzasu pOznala jsel
v nj Rubellovu, osetrovatelk
slecny Halkombovy.
"Co jest vam?" zeptala s
osetrovatelka pozorujic muj
Zas.
"Vy jste zde?" vypravi
Jsem re sebe. "Coz nejste
Londyne? Coz neprovaze
jste nemocnou slecnu?"
Ruhe!loVa usmala sc a pr
villa:
"Vzdyt jsem AM ma okamz
z tohoto domu neodesla."
"A kde jest slecna Halkor
bova?" zeptala jsem Sc tai
dech zvedavosti, jakou odp
we'd asi uslySim.
Rubellova zasmala Sc nv
hlasite.
axe elecno H,lLor,hc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
B1la PAM NJ! /.
Roman NapsalyW. Collins

mu veriti. Tedy slecna Halkom
bova zdomu neodjela!
Uboha pani baronka, &C sa-
ma churava, vydala Sc ma ce-
stu do Londyna, ably sestru svo
j vyhledala v dome hrabetc
Fosky - odjela, seredne jsou:
klamana!
V nemem ustrnuti stala jsem
pred oSetrovatelkou, zlomyslne
sc usmivajici. V tom cbjevil Sc
v zahrade baron Percival. IL.
miril primo ke mne.
"Nuze, vite jiz vSechno?" &c
ptal Sc mne rozpacitym dsme
lvem.
Neodpovedela jsem niceho.
"Kdy jste Sc objevila v "a
Ihrade!" ptal Sc il.
"Asi pred pill hodinou, pane
Earone. Rekl jste mi, re mohu
Sc Ease volne pohybovati, jak-
I mile pani baronka odjede."
"Zcela spravne! Nevytykam
vam niceho. Byla to pouha O.
tazka." Ma chvili sc zamlcel q
potom Ease Ike mne Sc obratil
"Divite Sc tOmu ASH" pravil pa
amesn6. ''Pojd'te a presvedctt
Sc sama!"
Sci napred smerem k Zadni
cast domu, kde ode davna bylo
n6koiik pokoju spustlych a ne.
cbydlenych. .Svym bicikem u.
kazal do prizemnich oxen rka
"Podivejte Sc tam! SleCns
HalkombOva odpociva klidnf
na SVEN luzku. Nikam jsme j
MCDOWELL. To byl pouhy nevil
ny klam! Rubellova, dOved'te
tam pani Michelsonovou, at sc
na vlastni oci presvedci."
krev Sc mi bourila pri vzpC
mince ma ubohou pani baron.
ku, ktera teto chvili pima sta
rosti nejvetSich obav Odjizd6
il la do Londyna, netusic, jak Sc
redn6 byla oklamana.
Pane barone," pravila jsen
nejvys rOztrpcena, "jsem chu.
dobna zena, avsak povazovala
bych pod svoji dustojnost, kdy
bych jeste dele m6la slouziti ,
dome, V nGmz deji Sc tax podi
vne a podezrel6 veci."
, "Co to mluvite, Wy nicemn;
osobo?" zvolal nyni baron po
Z puzen prikrosti mych SLOW. 90
- statne vas nebudu zdrzovati
= muzete jiti treba hned. AvsaI
: v6zte, re nevinneho toho kla
"A mu, kterym baronka byla vyla
II kama k odjezdu, bylo nezbytn
treba. Baronka jest velmi chu
: rava, Jest il treba zm6ny vzdu
j. chu, ponevadz jsem vede
1 re by Sc bez slecny Halkon
l. hovy Ma cestu nevydala, mus
a jsem uziti male lsti. Maly te
l. klam stal Sc tedy k jejimu vi;
= stnimu prospechu. Beda, jes
10 Ii re po odchodu me sluzb
a hudete mne pOmlOuvati! We
e. te, re dovedu'proti vam a pro
y kazdemu pomluvcimu zakr
citi! A nyni jdete Sc presve,
sc citi, re slecn6 Halkombove d
e. ii Sc zcela dobre!''
m Pronesl tato slova pin W.T.
IA ku "a zurivosti. Jeho vyklad
pricinach klamu zdal Sc mi b
Sc t; velice pravde podobnym
u proto pravila jsem ponek,
mirneji:
la "Prominte me prenahlenos
vjpane barone; nyni pochopl
la ce,ou tn vec a soudim O nj
nak."
"a Tvar baronova Sc vyjasniI
"Nu vzdyt jsem vedel, re Sc
tx moudrite," pravil, Ga ny
,jdete Ike slecne Halkombove
M Rubellova uvedla mne do
jic pustenych, seslym nabytkem
20 patrenych pokoju. Cestou pl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
CELIA NEMECKA LIME PRA
SKLA JAKO STRUNA.
Zpravodaj, o6ity svsdek ustu-
pu nepratel vybszku ma
Marne, podava p0pis
utsku Hunt.

jicl depeSi z hlavniho stanu a
mericke armady We Francii:
"Neobycejna podivana nasky-
tuje Sc dnes zraku. Celia nemec
ka vybezkova linie povolila S
prasknutim, jako kdyz struna
Sc pretrhne. Vcera, drive nez
posledni zaplava deSte odela
kraj huston bilou parou, bylo
aktuelne mono, pozorovati ne
mecky ustup prostym okem =
wee, ktera sc stava nadmiru
zridka. Bylo lie spatriti muze,
an vybiha z domu Sc strojovou
puSkou ma rameni, a jineho, ma
kladajiclho strelivo ma mezka.
Treti, jenz Sc zdal byti ddstoj
nikem, ridil niceni hromady &c
hosi. Male skupiny, vychazejl-
ce We svych ubikaci, tvorily Sc
ma ceste a odchazeli Sc svymi
zbranemi S navrsi. Bylo to vse-
cko sporadane, treba asi ne tax
pohodlne, jak Sc zdalo. Nezda-
lo Sc byti zadnych znamek ne
poradku, tim meme 1teku. A
prece tato vec dala sc ma from
te ctyriceti mil mezi scissors a
RemeSi.
Dymu bylo zde vskutku do
sti. Obrovite, cerne, dmouci Sc
sloupy dymu, jako zazrakem
utvorene babylonske veze, OBJ
jevovaly Sc znenadani s hromo
wynn rachotem zde a Onde pO
truchlive krajine, jak rozlicne
hromady streliva vyletovaly k
nebesum, nadherna obet' bo-
hum bitev, a jejich cerny plast
sifil Sc a klesal ma zemi de-
stem bicovanOu. Ne re by Zde
nebylo boju. Bylo zde dosti bo
i'll - tvrdych boju - ma hrbi-
tovem pahorku mezi Cierges a
Coulonges - boju, ktere nesly
vsecky znamky protahovani,
kdyz pojednou napjeti prasklp
a Nemci byli ma ustupu. Drtivy
tax Petainova vojska kolem ar
mad korunniho prince, byl tax
obdivuhodne vypocten, re kdy
by vybezek nebyl povolil jed
nom miste, byl by povolil mi
ste jinem. Soissons, ma prlklad
!jehoz pad pTisel vcera jako ra
Gcstne prekvapeni, byl podkc
pan nanejvys statecnym dolby
tim vsi Buzancy slavnou skot
skou divisi dine 30. Cervence
kteryto vykon ziskal nadsent
chvaly generala Mangina.
Jakmile nepritel pustil vys
ny mad rickoN Crise, Soissons
stal Sc zralym ovocem, jez mt
hlo spadnuti kazdym okamzi
KEN, a jakkoli zurive boje byl.
vedeny vojskem, ktere Jim pr
sln vcera, ,pouhe vlastnictvi to
hoto mesta nema valneho Wy
Znamu. Jest to teren mad MIN
ienz tvori osu manevru, kter
muze miti podstatne nasledk,
pro novou nemeckou linii od
poru. Ma vychode byl vybeze
rovnez prolomen, trebas ne ia
zie. Zde, stejne jake tomu bu
de v Anglii, vrcholne otazk
jsou: Ceho bylo docileno ust
penn, co z neho pojde? Pow
zuji proto tuto posledni fast
stupu, stejne jako jeho drives
vyjevy "a cast chytreho a V
ce meme sporadaneho ustup
do pripravene posice, a jakm
le teto posic ebude dosazen
shledame nabytl dalsi puo
nadmiru nesnadnou veci. MI
vii isem o nepratelskem ustur
jako sporadanem, pokud jse
jej videl, ale neprltel dosud
} pousti nesmirne zasoby sire
; Vi, a nepohrbiva svych m
; tvych ,nebo pri neimensim z
} ncchava jich velky pocet nep
; nfbenych. Jinde snad zanecl
va "a sebu della, ale pred n
m; ma jich tax malo, re by m
hyti to witt je S sehou.s Ma
linie oznamuje Sc vsude ma s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

PRONAJME Sc mensi byt PRO
bezdetnou rodinu. !, Adresa Sc
sdeli v adm. t. listu. -
8-S
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-24
AMERICAN TROOPS
 WIN ALL DAY BATTLE
THE BELLE JOYEUSE AND TALMA FARMS AND THE
 RIDGE BETWEEN THEM.

With the American Army Norhwest Of Verdun. Oct 23. The American troops captured the Belle Joyeusc and Talma farms and the ridge between them after an all-day fight today These positions are situated northwest of Grand Pre-.
 Early Wednesday the Americans launched an attack with the determi- nation of cleaning up Grand Pre- and that region. This was accomplished but the Germans. counter attacking drove back the Americans at places. The Americans later regained their ground and advanced despite desperate machine gun defense.
 The German losses in dead and wounded were heavy
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-24
F GETTING Is STIFF.

With the American Army North west Of Verdun Oct. 23.-5 D. m.- The stffest fighting of the American offensive west Of inc Mouse was un- der way today The line is swaying back and forth In the region of Grand Pre-. on the western end of the front, the Americans threw back re- peated violent German attacks.
 The Germans are using for the most part machine guns and light artillery with plenty of gas. The enemy ma chine gun nests were pounded all day by the American artillery and b. bombing machines, but the Germans apparently had dug in against shells
 With their backs to q great series of woods the Bois de Bas and tho bois de Bourgogne included thc Ger mans are fighting for their lives Prisoners assert that the woods are literally full of machine guns and guns of heavier calibre and these prisoners have expressed the opin- ion that the Americans can never capture Bourgoene and the woods 10 the northwest
 The American troops fought all Wednesday in the face Of machine gunfirc from Talma farm to hill 22o northwest of Grand Pre- Upon the slopes 10 tho north of Grand Pre- the ~ |. from hin 2oI to Belle Joyeuse farm
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-24
STEPS TAKEN TOWARDS
 PEACE ARE APPROVED
Asks That the confidenee Accorded Him in the Days of Success Be Continued By the Army in His Hour of Defeat-pocument Were Taken From q 8avagian Prisoner.

With the French Army in France, Get. 23-Filod Marshal von Hinden- burg in an order to German officers m the field, referring to negotiations Tor an armistice declares he approves the peace move and is obliged to sup port the government He asks that the confidence reposed in him in the days Of success be continued.
 The jerman crowp prince in an order to the group of armies under his command reminds the officers of the responsibility they incur when they lose position or modify the line in any way without orders. Copies of these documents have fallen into the hands of the French
 Political events Of the last few days says Hndenburg, have pro- duced the most profound impression upon the army notably upon the of ricers. It is my duty to support the government instituted by his ma jesy."
 T approve the steps taken toward peace The German army has a su- Teriolity over all others in that the troops and officers have never en- gagged in politics We desire to ad- here to that principle. expect that the confidence that was accorded me in the days of success will be all the strong now"
 The order of the crown prince is shorter and almost curt Ut says:
 The exchange of diplomatic notes gives me the occasion to recall my order according 10 which each officer in command engages his responsibil- fly when he loses a position or modi- iies his lines of resistance without express orders"
 Another order which emanates with German high command says:
 Diplomatic negotiations with a view to terminating the war have be- gun Their conclusion will be all the more favorable in proportion as we succeed in keeping the army well in hand in holding the ground con qured and in doing harm to the en- emy These principles should guide the direction of the combat in the Gays that are to follow"
 All of these documents were taken from the Fifth Bayarian division.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-24
AMERICAN AIRMEN BUSY.

With the American Army North west df Nerdun, Oct 23 American bombing aeroplanes aided by machine gunners Were busy today in checking German troop movements toward the fighting front. At midday two squadrons of bombers attacked Bug ancy with excellent results. Later about l20 machines attacked enemy troop concentrations in the woods in the region of Remonylle.
 The attack on Buzancy was in re- sponee to a report that German troop trains were arriving there The at tack on the woods near Remonville was on the Bois de la Toche and tha Bois de Barricourt A large number of twenty pound bombs were drop ped on the woods while machine sun- ners attacked enemy troops on the reads.
 Several formations of Fokers at tackled both groups Of the American hombers but were driven off III each instance.
 There were aerial combats all along the front during the early morning
 Lieutenant Edward V. Rickenbackei was credited with one boche hefor, breakfast
 In a most spectacular combat oyel Doulcon which lasted half an hour four American fighters badly worstet an equal number of Germans. threC Fokers being downed. Captain AlfreC Grant Benton. of Texas single hand ed fought two Fokers and shot dowi in flames over No Mans Land German two-seater bound for tn American lines on observation duty.