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The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-25
Rumors Of Offensive.

About this time Tumors of a great
German offensive against the west
front began 10 take form. The Rus
sian collapse had become practically
complete and front which had re.
CURED rs German divisions to hold
down. disappeared Even at the time
of Cambria German divisions were
arriving from Russia and from that
moment on the Kaiser's armies in the
West grew bigger and bigger.
A little over a year ago there were
but 128 German divisions on the west
ern battlefield BY February Of this
year these had grown to l8f. Only 80
divisions we're left in Russia, two 9TH
ere being in the Balkans and three in
Italy. a total OF 24i.
The German offensive which began
March q, was not surprise in any
way whatsoever. While in Switzerland
during latter part OF January I learned
the offensive would commence shortly
after March /, depending upon wealth
or and other conditions for the exact
date): that ii would come in the coun.
try southwark of Arras; that the Ger
mans would depend largelysupon gas:
that this gas was not new as the Raw
head-and -bloody-bones scaremongers
and German opagandists insisted,
but had been psed both at Cambria
and In Italy: that very short artiI
lery preparation would be made: some
thing OF the approximate number of
troops available; that big effort
would be made first against the Brit
ish then against the French in drive
towards Paris. which city German mil
itary leaders insisted must be taken:
and a lot OF other information along
with this. all ofsWhich and more, Of
course. the intelligence section OF the.
British army had found out the same
as l. This Is not swank on my part.
! simply state these facts to prove that
Sir Douglas Haig knew when where
and how HIndenbure's Offensive was
coming
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-25
HOPE is HIGH As
FIFTH YEAR DAWNS
(By lillian Philip SimmS)

with the British Armies in the Field
July l-on this front three big things
loom up out Of the year which began
the middle OF last summer and ended
the middle Of this:
Haig's offensive in Flanders and al
Cambria.
The decision TO brigade Americans
with the British
The German offensive.
Each will have large place in the
history of this war.
Although at that time there was n
such thing as generalissimo on I'll"
Western front, there was somethin
approaching unity of command. and
1T had been agreed between British
and French that certain general poi
icies should be followed in the Allied
offensive Of 1917 Without going into
Ssh commanders were almost precisely
those OF Hindenburg and Ludendorff
this year. That is, an offensive was &c
be turned loose in a particular place.
and if this come TO a standstiil anoth-
er offensive should be got under way
as quickly as possible somewhere else.
Arras Fight Starts.
So. on April 2; 1917. the battle of
Arras began. A few days later the
French attacked between Scissors and
Rheims The storming OF Messines
Ridge came next and after this the
push in Flanders and the drive against
Cambria
Still. after pause. the Cambria
surprise was sprung ON the Germans.
And this was surprise, the Germans
northeast OF Ypres. against Passchen.
doele. Roulers and the U-boat bases
on the Belgian coast Had these been
taken Germany's position in Belgium
would have been precarious and her
whole northern flank menaced-
But Haig played in usual British
luck: The weather was abominable
Flanders became a quagmire There
were days xhen some OF the finest
fighting men who ever pushed bay
onet failed to reach their objeetives
only because il was physical impos.
sibility to cross the bog.
Of course progress was hopelessly
retarded. losses were heavy and the
campaign season ended with the cap
ture Of PassehendaIe. The Germans
we're not seriously incommoded. On
the other hand. British troops, who
Rad 10 fight rain and mud quite as
themselves notwithstanding Person
ally. i believe the war might have been
much as the other enemy. were very
tired.
The Flanders offensive was aimed
against the high ground east and
ended there and then had the Allies
not been dog tired at the end Of a
long, hard campaign, instead of being
at the start and fresh For the tanks
hundreds of them, broke completely
through before the panic stricken en-
envy realized what was going on. In
front Of the British infantry lay Cam
brai and the wide-open country. All
that was needed was a strong fresh
army TO exploit the breach, The whole
German front might have been rolled
up.
But 80 and that's the whole
story the men were tired and
their ranks thin and, not being strong
enough to push on. had, ten days later
to withdraw out of dangerous sail
ent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Umiroy pTedsedou Ceske
NarOdn / Rady.

Boza Umirov, i v Americe znamy
pevec a um9lec, ktery Sc po celou
dobu trvanf valky osvedcil byti ne
unavnym, obetavym a nezistnym
narodnim pracoynikem zastava n.y.
nj dFad pFedsedy v Paffzi odbocky
Ceske Narodnf Rady. Akademicky
malir a um6lec, Fir. Kupka, odebe-
re Sc v nejblizsich dnech opet ma
frontu a sice Sc znamym sokolskym
pracovnikem nadsencem Jos. Pol
carem. Jako dobrovolnfci ma pred
nj straz ma nebezpecna nlsta prihla-
sill Sc Vosatko, Wesley a Lukes,
kteri meskaji We Francii s cesko.
americkou dobrovolnickou armadou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Kupuite ien nezbytnOsti, zada president.

vyda vyzvu amerckemu du, aby nekupovai
ne zivou zdavi pracovni schopnostl
jednoivcG eT penze e uklada do vadnch stot
nebepne Pavf Valka tao jest vakou naod1 nko
Ii armad OOO ldu must hopodaky pr6my
pfizp1ob zapasu dpne svoj dohu Uko
kter pred ebou pavem ova sysu pnezn nybrz sp
ksa vyroba pedme-
vaky nezbynych mnoho pfpeeme kdz
me prace iinych tax ably veka nase
gle nebytno vosko lodtv Ne
ydavan penz nepoebn pvan prac del
mrhan produk fre doG ovaren prepnani dopav cehoz
napetm pouat cestam nejrozumnejsm
1ce1m vaky Veych vedkG ktere hedame mozno jest do
vchni mad staTi neyetm dsim cnnos
aby ide vude zasazova jak radf
sretaT podu sefen budou souz Wade
nevet mife h obo6 zvysla z budu
trt poravou pavem nm nezynosmi venu prac tako
We nevhnutene proveden nash yacnych ukoG
enom ceho jest nevyhnutene tfeb udrzn1
zavf schopnos vydava duhopy akovem mnoz
obnosech kady at e sebe chuds mdze
rene penze tfmto zpsoem vnaozt kazdemu
vyhodneho uozeni dspor"'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
MiStni zprdVy.
z krajanSkych kruhi.

= Dne 16. kv6tna oddani byli
snoubenci: p. VIM. Chlan a sic. An
ma Pratt Washingtonu, Anrapo-
lis, Md. Novomanzele bydli v {.
1881 N. Gay ul.
- Dpe 5. eervna o hod. odpo-
ledni spojeni byli svazkem manzel-
skym snoubenci: p. Joseph Bartel
a slecna Bessie Hromadnik. Sved-
ky snatku byli: p. Charles Hybl q
sic. Ella Hromadnik.
V nedeli oddani byli: pan FIR.
Opalecky Sc slecnou Marii Jfrovou.
Pc oddavkach nasledovala svatebni
hostina v dome rodic1 nevestinycE
v elsie Pip Ashland avenue, kde
pTitomen bylo velky pocet pfatel
znamych. N vesta jest netefi zes-
nuleho p. V. j. Simka. Mladencen
byl bratr nevesty p. Frant. Jira {
druzickou slecna B. Faimanova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08

lubratfi "a svobodu. Vase prohla-
Semi rychle stane Sc znamym celem
Rakousko- Uhersku, kde stane Sc po-
silou vsech Slovand Rakousko- u :
hersku povstanf jich proti nemec-
kym 1tisk1m. Vase prohlaseni ie
nejen hodno a d1stojno nejlepsich
tradici americkeho statnictvi. ktere
vzdy sympathisovalo Sc snahami po-
tlacovaneho lidu, ale ukaze Sc ja-
ko moudre dobre strategicke hnu-
tt dalsfm vedenf valky. DR.. L.
j. Fisher, pFedseda Ceskeho Narod-
nfho Sdruzeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
DOsud mate pTflezitOst pTisp6ti Ia dflO
laSky.
lask!y.

azdy nasich rad by vde kok vastne jme
mnue Americkeho Cerveneho Ke Mstni odboc
Sdruzenf sd9luje naovn6: Pokadn Toula obdze cd
kampanho vyboru 200 SIS kz1 knofkem $50 So knofk6
dohromady cnf $780, " havn mn ufadovne Amer.
odevzd minute 1ter $258 Ma obno ten ma 1fedn
zarnuto naseducf Ia kfze knofy skoekto-
$1Oo4 Cyi ikrajane dali 81 nedosta 4 Oar sta
F. Novaa zdny odznak $00 Oar Stavebniho Spoku Sa
zadny odznak) $780, Uhrnem $1258
ii cf ajan iz dali ST. necht pfihasi Cke ekarne
vn vrzenk by pTesvedc ze Diary eh spranf byy odev
zdany
uvedeneho poznae dosud zbyva c. N Sdruzen
knok6 ubnosu 296 Neradi bychom to vraceli
neprodane @ ednou apeueme dobry lid nas by pomoh
zskat Kdo mites pTspeti
nemoh pozapome pThasti Cee ear
Neohizejte nenasyne mamonafske Ia
komce kef snadno moh da neda nceho As dacet ch
n6 knz anglcky tisk nazyva sackers with
yellow streak Pride cas- veTenost nase je pozna.
TEN jiz nemluvme ii ou dobrou praci mrtv Pouze
dobry lid p baT Sovac snad nam t pomohou Coz nase
Stavebnf jne spoky?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Z dfadOyny Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni.

verenost akoz veskee ceny odbocy
Curtis Bay zadame snazne by doav sobou dne
cervna Sokovny pednaset ude m
Martnek svyh zkuSenoch Rusku Pfednaska ez thema
jest zamav povazena bude veeym obra dopnna bu
de "a spolup1soben peveckeho Haho pm
starem v1dc prof T. G. Masaryko-
vi nasch hrdnech, Ceko-soveEske armad6.
Uctveje cny svyh bratf Dosavte do jed
nohc Vsup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Charles Warren Fairbanks.

Oh. w. Fairbanks. byvaly misto-
president Spojenych Statu a byvaly
spolkovy senator "a stat Indiana,
zemTel Indianapolis, Ind.
Byval novinaFem pax venoval
Sc politice. Roku 1897 zvolen byl
do spolkoveho senatu a mfstopresi-
dentem. K lyz Sc byl senatorstvf
VIDAL. stal Sc dne a. bTezna 1905 ja-
ko spolecnik presidenta Theodore
Roosevelta. Uchazel Sc o presi-
denstvi, ale byl porazen VIM. H.
Taftem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
NaSi nladezzi!

ucin6na bya zmnka iste vlada zada MIA
dy do 2 rok1 by ncha egistrova pac rmaTskou
dobu nh mesc1 e nam dvne ze az dosud nepfhasi
edny Nevme kde vane oho pTcin vada dobfe
mad rovnez susny praci dostanou Ocekava
mohla kd. Vite vsichn
travny nesmne d1ee ku zaobovan amady na sponc
Kay mas mus vyona akous povnnost madez nase rovnz
pozadu Regstrue N Sdruzen Ceske ear-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Narodnf Sdruzenl dekuje
LanSingOYi.

Hon. Robertu Lansingovi, stat
nimu tajemniku We Washingtone
Ceske Narodnl Sdruzenf jmenem a.
merickeho obcanstva a obyvatelstva
ceskeho pnvodu, dekuje Wade Spoje-
nych Stath "a projev vaznych O.
pravdovych sympatii a aspiraci spo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08

OEAA ~ ~ 4Ns NOA uACu1 <1kIlGIs
Cerveny KEfz pfisp9li nasledujicf:
Cesky Delnicky Stavebni Spolek (.
2 dal $40; po $5; Valerie St'astnf,
Josef a Anna Konrad, Prvnf Cesky
Dem. Klub z wardy a Edw. Rych.
tar; " minulem elsie byIa chyba.
Ceska Narodni odbocka Amer. Cerv.
Kfize dala SIS. ne So, jak omylem
vytisteno.) Pc So: Josef Drsata,
Jamie Faung, A. H., Josefa Sulc,
John Raul. Lena Stach a Prokop
Pernica, Frank KuchaT dal So.
" boji "a nasi samostatnost,
c. N. Sdruzeni odezdany nasleduji-
ci dary: Jan Proxies 81, Frank Ko-
tras So, VIM. PanuSka 81, Prokop
Pernica So, John Raul 81. karel
HrubeS pfinesl 6roky bondG svo-
body obnosu So. IS a j. p, jemuz
mfstni odbocka c. N. S.. pomohla
nesnazich svladnimi 1fedniky, We
noval SIS. Nasledovani hodne.
Cd Iradu SIOvenskej Ligy.
Slovaci hIavne vsak ty ktorf ST
zdr1zeni v miestnej odbocke Sloven-
skej Ligy Ease zdarne previedli dye
nam podliehajhce yeci- Praca "a
! Americky Cerveny Kriz boia asi ia
najvaznejsia, a jake al mnohe pre-
dosle nami podniknute prace skon-
ella sa 2 dobrym vysledkom tax al
pri tejto poslednej sa stale podob-
ne. Toho dokazom je zc mnohe q
lice We Sparows Point obyvane Slo-
vaky dostaly tax zvane Homer
Flags" V celku rozdieln6 vybori
ktore pre- vec tn pracovali odovzda-
Ii ako nasleduje. 2 Highlandtown
sberatelia j. G. Nemec j. Bena
$58, Canton sberatelia P. Mifko-
vic F. Ciganek $34. re Sixteenth
St., sberatelia ]. Kardiau a ]. VII
lcen 500, re Sparrows Point sbera-
telia ]. Vrablic J. Volner $93.
z Ceskoslovenskej svtrti p. Novak
SAL, S. L. Zachar predseda vybo-
ru $102.20. Spolu bolO Odevzdane
do Second Red Cross War Fund.-
cd Slovenskeho Vyboru $349. 90.
Dalej z1castnili SINE sa Srbskeho
dna trebas ME tax pocetne ako SINE
isl predstavovali ale predsa i vzd or
vsem tymto okolnostiam to dokazu-
| je ze SINE posledne casi nezaha-
i l'ali. w. S. Platek, tajemnik.
SpOleGnOSt elektrickych karv
ObzalObe.
w. C. Bruce, pravlik komise ve-
rejne sluzby, v 1tery touto vyzvan
byl podati zalobu ma spolecnost e.
Elektrickych poulicnich drah pro sta
le porusovani rozkazi komise poci-
,naje 18. 1norem. Poulicnf kary
vzdor zakazu komise preplnovany
eisou cestujicfmi. Zale stanovi "a
kazde pfestoupenf pfedpis1 komise
pokutu nepfesahujici $4,000 a Re
kazdy nasledujicf den znaci no.
We prestoupeni. Bruce ma zaklad9
zneni zakona tohoto hotovi sc zalo-
vati spolecnost ma $500. 900 spoIu
ma nj vynutiti zachovani zakona v
budoucnosti.
| Spolecnost omlouva Sc zvlaStnimi
pozadavky valecn6 DOLBY nedostat-
KEN personalu.
ROhleder pOlicejnfm SOldCem
SeverOvych0dni StaniCe.
Governor Harrington oznamil We
stTedu ustanoveni Fred A. Rohle-
dera policejnfm soudcem severovy-
chodni stanice. Ustanoveni jeho
byl pfekvapenim interesovanych
kruh1. Minuly tyden governor ma
Ikion6n byl nynejsimu zastupci,
soudci Dawkinsovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08

syn manzel1 Buresovych, cfs. 743
N. Chester ulice, jenz naleaa Sc We
sluzbach Styce Sama pTidelen isa k
letacimu oddeleni Aero Squadron,
v Londyne. Anglicku.
SIecna Albina Pavlik, dcera
majitele krejcovskeho zavodu, p.
Vine. Pavlika, 613 N. Washington
ulice, povysena byla do vladnf sluz-
by. Az do povyseni sveho zamest-
mana byla " kancelafi John Hopkin-
sovy nemocnice. Nase blahopfanf!
Pravnik, p. Otto V. Yursik,
1880 E. Madison roh Montford ave.,
obdrzel Washingtonu pet set W.
tisk1 vladou vydane ceske knlzky,
"Jak pTisla valka k Americe. =
Kdo by 81 vytisk cenneho informac-
nfho spisku toho pfal zdarma, necht'
81 o nej pfihlasi v jeho obydli.
Pan Josef ]. Pratt. ktery po
delsi dobu zam6stnan byl We vladni
Greenville skole v Kalifornii, odve-
den byl do armady a pfidelen tabo-
ru Meade.
- z nektereho pFistavu some
where over there, ieden MA
rylandskych 500 dobrovolnik1", p.
Josef Jecn5, zaslal nam SIS abychom
ie venovali ma Americky Cerveny
Kfiz a schovali mu odznak knofli-
KEN upomfnku. Darce dobfe zna
vznesenou praci Cerv. Kfize, proto
ochotou pfisplva. Srdecne diky. .Jo-
sefe!! Zname vsak jeste jednoho
Josefa, ktery ac ma "tucny zlabek"
pfi praci pro "Stryce Sama, pc
ce miluje Kaisera a mamon' deset-
KRAFT vice nez-li Spoj. Staty nebo G..
N. Sdruzeni. Tento "druhy jose"
tenn dobrym Josefdm nedela zadne
velke cti udelaL by lepe, kdyby
jmeno Josef zm9nil "a jmeno toho,
ktery ga tficet stflbl nych zradil
s1eho Mistra'. Jsme radi, Re exem-
plar ten ku G. N. Sdruzeni nepatri.
Pan Frant. Elsnic venuje ma
misto kytice zemTele p. Stichove ~
dol. ma ces. svob. skolu.
Pan Frant. Hubata tez ma mis-
to vence venqje SIS dol. ma ces. svob.
skolu.
= Rad Blank ma misto kytice pr
slavnosti zdobeni hrob1 v6nuJe SS
dol. ma ces. svob. skolu So dol. ns
Narodni Sdruzeni.
= PAM Jenie Funy venuje 81 dol
ma ces. svob. skolu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Spojenci pro GeskoslOyenskOu
) neOdyiSI0St.

V d1lezite konferenci pfedsed0
spojeneckych ministerstev, Angle.
Francie Italie doslo k dohode z
nffzz conference premier1 bylo W.
dano nasleduiici dfedni prohlaseni.
UtvoFeni spojene a samostatne Pol
sky pFistupem k mori cini jednu
podninek trvaleho a spravedlive-
no miru svrchovanosti prava v
Europe. Spojenci uspokojenim
befou ma v6domf prohlaseni americ-
keho sekretaTe DEPARTMENT. statu,
kterym souhlasi a yyslovuji nej-
vfelejsf sve sympatie narodnostni-
mi aspiracemi Cech6 a Slovak1
JihosIovand v boji "a svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Americke vojSkO zatlaGilO Nemce
ma Marne.

Dne 81. kvetna Nemci slime o.
hrozili mesto Chateau Thierry ma
Tece Marne.
V kriticky okamzik, kdy druha
cast mesta mela padnouti do moci
Nemc1, vojsko nase - battalion ry-
chIopalnymi dely a pechota vrhli Sc
ma Nemce u mostu pfepinajiciho re-
ku zatlacili Nemce mesta dplne.
Dne 1. cervna Nemci dobe nocni
vplfzili Sc znovu do mesta ku mos
tn. Sotva k n6mu Sc priblizili, ma
81 hosi znicili most a delostrelboU
pomohli francouzsk6 pecbote ku u
krytu. Nasi udavaj1, re 1toku u
castnilo Sc aspon 1000 Nemc6. Ma
81 ztratilj jenom / muze a nekolik
ran9nych.
Kdyz vojsko nase 1castnilo Sc bo-
je VenilIy la Potterie, sli do boje
malice sve polni he.my ozdobene
kvetinami a neustoupili ami 0 pid' V
boji.
Americke namofnf vojsko uderilo
rano 6. cervna ma Nemce Chateau
Thierry vyrvalo moci jejich po-
sice hloubce 3 p6l kilometru a
zaialo 100 N6mc1. Nasi nyni mali
v moci ddlezlte posice severozapad-
ne Cd mesta. Nasi tlaciliNemce
tax. ze tito ku pomoci povolati mu-
sell move divise. Amerikani boju-
il jako tigfi.
Nemci ma cele bitevni care zarazeni
jsou Spojenci. Pokus pTekociti re-
ku Disc odrazen byl spojeneckym
vojskem. u mesta Locre podafilo
Sc Nemcdm zmocniti Sc budovy
Hospice, iez nekolikrate "a sebou.
vystffdala Sc moci bojujicich stran.
U Jaulgonne. kde Nemci s jednfm
regimentem pfekfocili Marine, zah-
mani byli nasim vojskem zpet a most
Jim znicen.
Nemci We svych zpravach uvadi,
re Cd 27. kvetna zajali vice nezli
$4,000 muz1 Spojeneckeho vojska
mezi MIN vice nezli 1900 d6stojni-
kG. Vedle toho 656 del a 1000
strojovych del.
Severozapadne cd Toulu, kde ma
81 postaveni jsou, zda Sc, ze Nemci
chystaji Sc ku dtok6m. Vzducho-
plavci oznamuji slime tam dojizde-
iici n6mecke posily
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08

Stryc poaa to- by namoTni sa ucinia brzku
faden n9mecch subman americch vodach nemoznm Gin
Jdi doeske Lekrn vaecne dspornl znamky
pomaha nen sob6 dosavas I've roky ale
pmaha havne veneo materially
pat Hunove german mu bt pokoeni Zkupovanm va
pispivas vtezstv spravedve
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-06-08
Radeni nemeckych Submarin v a
meriCkyCh vOdaCh.

Nemecke submariny behem zake-
fne prace sve jiz. podnikly vevodach
nasich, do stfedy znicily pet parnik1
a 8 skuner6.
Ztrata ma lidskych zivotech neby-
la velikou. Jedine ma lodi Caroli-
ma ienom 16 Sc postrada. Tito asi
utonuli cIunem, do nehoz pred
znicenim lodi So uchylili. Proti
vsemu obyceji Nemci s muzstvem
vSech znicenych lodi zachazeli dobfe
davse vsem casu ku zachraneni Sc.
Lodi niceny byly bombami. Ami
iedina nebyIa znicena torpedy, jez
asi submar1ny setT1 81 pro jinou
praci, jak znalci pravi. V Delaware
zalivu submarfny rozsely plovouci
mfny. Ucel NemcG nesetkal ee
cilem. Amerika zastrasiti Sc media,
ale tim horliveji z1castni sc We val
ce. Lodi vojskem zasobami je-
dou dale a budou jezditi vzdor vsem
submarfnam, nimiz namornf mas
department udela asi kratky process.
Vse NONE opatfeni ucineno jiz by
10.
We Washingtonu ceka Sc novy u
tok submarin americkych vodach.
Ctyricet mil cd Virginie Capes zni-
cena byl norvezska lod' Eidswold.
IDA Sc, re submariny cd Jersey po'
bTezi jedou stale vice smerem ku
jihu. We ctvrtek rano 100 mil cd
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parnik Harpathan.
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HrdinOve.

General Pershing postal zpravu.
niz Sc zminuje cele fade americ-
kych vojfn6 pro jejich osobni hrdin-
most a statecnost a neohrozenost.
Mezi jinymi chvali i serzanta Loui-
Sc Cekalu z Minneapolis, Mimi,
prvniho porucika J. P. Ratajcaka,
serzanta j. j. Kesla re Syracuse. N.
Y, a privatnfka V. Klema.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-01
CHIHUAHUA NOW
 READY FOR VILLA
lRv RevIew Leased MI

FL PASO, Tex, Sept S0.-Chihua- hua City is again prepared for an at. tack by Francisco Villa, train and telegraph service between Chihuahua City and the south has been suspend ed and home guards and federal troops have been ordered to the Chihuahua state capital from surrounding garri- sons to defend the city in the event of an attack. Americans who arrived here today stated.
 After his second attack on Jimene2 last Thdrsday Villa retired to the mountains northwest of the town upon the arrival of General Francisco Murguia at JimeneZ with reinforce ments from the Torreon garrison. it is now feared in Chihuahua City Villa will attempt to attack and loot the city as he did Jimenez prior to Gen eral Murguia's arrival there. The capital is now heavily guarded and ad- ditional entrenchments constructed tO the southwest from which direction Villa is expected to make his attack.
 Reports received tonight from west ern Chihuahua told of a revolt in the federal garrison of Ascension. Chihua: hua, sixty-five miles south of Colum- bus. N M
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of the hospitals.
While working in
ORDER TO CLOSE.

Recruiting Officer Williams of the United States navy, yesterday received a telegram from headquarters at EI Paso ordering him to close up the sub-station here and to ship what gov ernment property he had here to that place and to report there as soon as possible Williams stated that he could give no reason why the Bisbee office should be closed as it had always furnished more than its quota and dur ing the time that the office has been opened here nearly 300 men have been sent to the navy. At the present time there are the names of over fifty men who have placed their names on the list with the hopes of being allowed to enter the service of the navy when the ellistments were opened. Officer Williams has made many friends while he has been in the district who wish him well in his future efforts to do his bit for his country. He will leave this evening for Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-01
START PROBING
 CLOTHING PLOT

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-A jury was selected and introduction of eviden e begun today at the opening in the federal court here today of the second trial oi Max Eastman and others as sociated with him in the publication of The Masses, indicted on charges of conspiracy to obstruct the nations military preparations. The jury in the trial last spring disagreed.
 With the exception of J. Clinton kamp. an associate editor, who has been in Mexico since the finding of the indictment all the defendants were in court. They included Floyd Dell, assistant editor. Arthur Young, car. toonist: c. Merrill Rogers. business manager, and John Reed, contributing editor. Reed was in Russia when the case was first tried.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-01
INFLUENZA SHOWS
 CAIN OVER SUNDAY

WASHINGTON. Sept 3O.-More thauf-2Oo0U new cases Of Spanish in- iluenza were reported from army camps ouUng the iorIy-eisiS hours endine at noon today Pneumonia cases reported numbered 753 and the deaths .lT me total of pneumonia eases now l. 5.t56 and deaths ho't
 The tcjh number ot influenza cases in all camps was I2.32I said state ment tonight from the office oi the surgeon general oc the army. The new eases reported Sunday numbered 9,242 and .I,se todey 11.O2A
 Three camps today reported more than l.JOO new cases. Camp Pike. Ark. has 1905: Camp sherman. Ohio, 1900. and Camp Jackson. <. C.. ll6S. Pneumonia cases are increasing at these camps. but the .aeath rate con tinues. The highest death rate re- port d today vas from Camp Dix. N. J. where G4 soldiers died and where, ucXi tC Camp DeVens. Mass, the epi- demic is most severe Camp Devens continued to show a marked decrease in new cases. only l07 being reported today, with 47 new cases Of pneu- monia The totai oS Influenza cases reported from this camp is 12.707, with 1860 eases Of pneumonia and 593 deaths
 More than 1000 extra nurses have been sent to various camps, it was said. tonight and authority has been given to engage locally as many as are need s' Additional hospital fa- ciities are being provided at points where the epidemic is increasing.
 The campaign of the public health service to aid communities where in- nuenza is epidemic was given new i'm petus today when the volunteer medi- cal service corps reported the names Of physicians in all sections of the country who are ready to aid. The doctors will be assigned as needed.