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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

tauet bore forminoifet til "a. Man
mener Der life or noget Spsrgsmaa!
bpor Nortb Gafotas 2opgipere itaar
/ oe1re Senieenbe, ba Stemningen
Ior Yrobibition er opcropIoenoe. Get
fommet fiin an paa ON man tager fig
Sio til at afgisre Sagen. 8upernsr
5ra5ier uotalte / fin Proclamation
oct, Saab, at grtraiesiionen funoe
lnoifrGnfes til Gagene 23oe, 2lbe,
25oe % 26oe Sanuar, njolrnerenoe
Seroag Nften.
Sefjenot 6allinsosl bsb. Sbor
Stemo, en- al De melt fremragenoe
Sarnnere peo Satton % iorreiten Ell
| bloc &rebie befienot Saain9bsl, er
Den zoe San. aigaaet peo Tsoen eiter
nogen Sios Spgeligbeo. 5bor Sten-
mo bar fsot / Neis, 5aginsbal, /
1919 og uopanoreoe til Imerita /
1869. San boebe DC ierite slar /
Soma, mel fom / 1888 op til Satton
% tog liz Someiteab itrar noroenior
oellne Sp. San bar Ell orbeibsIom
o9 fltttig men title Wano, Der life
oeltog / Oct oifentlige 2ip, men Der,
Tor Dog uoretteoe meget oa eiterlaocr
Jig opbe W!erfer. Som Weolem al
@auingloget bar ban i9rlig fienbt
blonot lit Spgoefolt. San eitsrlaber
Jig Snitrl, &agna Steumo, .isbt
6llto, og lem Ssrn: Ole Stennro,
Nortbmooo, Stats;enator gilbert
Stenmo, @erriiielb, Martin Sten,
mo, Sntton, WrS. 8ultap Neloos,
Satton, og Wrs. $. .. Sing, Serb,
q. 3. Nfbeoes 9rooer er Die Ster-
mo, WcSntolh Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
1noldnoet.
Snspa.


Sort Nlpttcparicl. Icu. @iaiun
Sbumoii, inf Brett / Fonncrop, blcl
iorlcbcn al NpenS PATRIOTIC Vorgcrl
alpei CT Niimlt til al forlnbc Den
Freltcn paoltoaca at hauc Oirfct 'ol
fn'tc ,S1t%ereHicr. OF at ban life pol
iaa annite u'tplbig ipnc3 at ireniQac
ocraf, al ban ioriuonot in0eu ocl
forte HaoocfriIt ban a 9lpet.
Miblcr mpo @riicfOlcrd or Ssprd.
acrlcr. sra Stotcna College / Mines
or uoite0t Ell NopnrieI MOB dle ior.
ificIli1e Mlioler, ser lGl9e8 Son fore
bn1gcnoc clcr belbrebenoe @riictolc.
ra. &c or ole @ebrnQcricr, iiJca Der.
Enotil mi or ser tlm Ct Mi60cl, scr
mco noQcn Sorocl fan bruqea. ~ oct
or oct bcticubtc Aile@ lprlet Ssrml
moo @ri'etOler0 alt au0et e. Ill
inQcn Apite. ildcr StatCn@ SnrlTa'r,
"a huor aIimcuoc enc mango Ain.
Ter opcrtcrc3. IA or oet b%ortfaltcpc
Tcngc ii tlpbc Dem.
Nlt bliucr iilioit anbcnbnrct. Ger
iiaca lonl ct Qommclt Sr0iproQ. a.
alt ooa tilli0it bIiucr na6cubnrct 81
bette fan o9'an lllea om George Ntc
Gornlntt a. Nclcuuc, ION lerlt ~ er
blcpcn orreitcret ior at bare rent ira
Nultru % 10 imnu Conner Ioc -
Mar iiocu. % SfiTbucn var Sen
MIRO Miou6 almltiQ / ollie DISC Mar
thi tro0a en- ltooi1 pc0lI0cbol0t GlIcr
Ie1ellc hleu nan lite lun0Cu i0r MI.
0uiirltcn %beQpn0tc ltror al IeGC otter
ham, oa Semcrnc QIcntc life Auc0
Sc / iud Sentence 'tpl0tc hen0c. ,y0r
en- lac iloen innOt &c SaOercn ! &Gl
tdQo. San hau0c Tor IUG1e ii0cu
itiiiet Ell I'M Samilie ~ uIlO} fife
ueofleuoe iiN 0cn ti0lilcrc, men >et
broit Tor bom 0d SemcI nc0 &cttcH
iortaltc ON sc % Nnr4 Sllcu o. Ct
SIncn iii unr belt uolebcu
MilluGnfcc. gnncne me Stntiuno.
nbitnr / Mc WrcNor cr MI cftcr balu
nuoct Mars Nrbeioe ioa omtrcut belt
'TroiQt, o. Bette Gipilionapmft il
Nc9 III al pare oct melt fll0ltunoINc
paa oct hclc Nuncinitcm. Gen lille
Nrf, @lpoou Hun. Der Here Gauge
NOR ourcttct ubprc G0clGaNcllcr neoc
! 0cnne trmlge Gul, er MI 1lort belt
uifnoclll i'll ole Slocr. Zen cr gipct
ct belt MT ~ mere r~ctladc1oc Sob
poo 0cn enc Sioc al 0alcrL mcOcn@
Den onocn Si0c cr i1At beicrc uco at
belle tore Batter o1 "Nlli19" er 10
jrune0c. GCttc Nrbcibc OF Sc me
NuQnlngcr lfal tollc oucr en- Otllllon
Collars. Get me Hun0bll3 cr oob
bclt inn itprt ionl oct QnmIc 90 uO
lmrct mtO Nuti0cn@ melt moocruc
cicttri'tc Nioitlucrl, % 'orlocn Sc al
mlnociilc &crt'tcGcr or Der ct iulO
~'tanoj1 uOimret SoQbru1 ul Nepleri
ior M}atcriaIcr til &o9nca Ncpnro
ton SILL oN Snno nnbrin9ca pon
%%otomotlpcr pc0 Niclp AZ clcftriitc
Aioitincr, o. ct Al Ncrbcn9 llnOrc cr
en- 1cIurcliitrcrcn0c &clt, Ser ucicr
Nptr &a0n c'tcr hucrt iom sc IonQc
(oQ lnco %nIminocliN Nort pnaiercr
rlcr Ben. Standardization opcr u.
Nc WrcQor hnr oltio pUrct nlCNct
'tor, men MI mi nC0 Sc me Niclpc
mloIcr blipc nullcn ioropblct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

Glorc iii Imerifa. Sun blep / 1868
gilt meo 1prl99e Sobn 8. Gampb,
Der osoe for 81 Nar iioen, og / 1912
iteo eugene Steam al California.
6oruoen ouennGpnte Tatter eiterla.
Der bum lig en- Ssn, @iniam Campo
al Nefp Dorf Gitp. ri Ssifenoe Ell.
terlnoer bun Jig besiioen Mrs. Soblt
Simon'on al Siour Sails, 9 Taf.;
9ogon oa otto Edmonton, Sort COB.
&c, Soma; Suit. Edmonton, ga eros.
le, @is., % Wartin SimonIon, Sar.
pcrs 6errp, Soma. - Mrs. Martin
@ierorilm bsoe niegct pluoiclia al
Siln9ebetGnOeIie, 80 Nar aammel.
Sum citerIaoer Jig 9Ggteirae og ire
Born.
Mrtbnr Wagnmicm Sjeneiten.
sra Emo Sarbors nlelotes iorIcoen,
at Mrtbl,r Wagnulen fllloitUnoig bel
breoet bar reiit til Sort Scott for at
optage WilitTrtjenciten. W2eo bette
lorboloer oct iig Zig, at oen ililge
Wanos Wfooer, maaife / ct Nrlialo al
Siiloaforplrring, iorisgte at giore
bain u%ltiffet til Sienelten peo at fate
Sprc / bans Iniigt. 0utten bapbe
lagt Jig til at iope, ga Mooeren no
rertc i'm fortpileoe Sanding, OF ONT
emo bans gniigt blep itp9t iorbrGnot.
Iaa lpffeoes set oog at reobe Spnet.
Wooeren blep arreitcret al Toreneoe
Statera Iutoritcter, men IeSIaot
moo aalltion. Senoes Sag pil tonl-
me for Nettcn / Sulltb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

tANf ~tllplbaS
%ranomUno bar / nogen Sio ipslet
mro Strifnilg, oa ocres Terite BRO
buffer nil ocnne ltge ienoes til pore
Soloatcr / Granfrig. 80 Srcicr %
cnoeI minbre Nrtifler or io%riurbige.
Dc meIlem buer Sang Sranofloffen
lpocr. og llelge Saafpnbiaes llbioen
er Irbcloct ltoen Spoe. Saeerne er
opcrlcucrtt %Sinonas Hsbe aors. %
oet por lite irit for at enfelte al
%pen3 iIittllc apiroer felte iig til.
lioeiat peo ocn meaen Nos, iom hlep
%ronomUnocne tiloeI.
Gre Ssosfalo / Nillmorc Gonntp.
-. -. u. %oefen, Ell Al Hilibiorbs
banebrnoenoc SorretniugSmUnh.
Mrs. Glen @nrinn Gamph aean,
Flcnecrfpinoc / 2%ane@boro % MRS.
Mtartiu 8ieroriim, boenoc NOR iioIt'
nTuntc On, cr ale peb Iarsltiitet inb-
gaaeSe iii ocn epiee Spilc. alpb-
mono Soetcn, Der osoe ben 3Ote Zee,
par isot pao Giospolo i 1919 o. fom
is Nar 9anlniel til Imerifa. San
bpiattc iiN itrar peb Infomitcn her-
oper / Hulhioro, bpor BON ! mango
Plan brep Sfoicrretnina~ 6oriloen
Suitru eitcrlaoer ban Jig @srnene
Nbolpb 9oeten, @inono, Mrs. Z. e.
2oiprencc. Gebar Sails. Soma, g.
y. @oeteu. New 9orf. FAINT Moe %
.Silbo 9oefen i Stubborn. Mrs.
Gamph aeon, ser bsoe / i'm EATERS.
NrS. Noro Moc Eicrlings Slcm /
2oncSboro. uar isbt i s%rcnebiem !
1858 % TOM iom @arn mes iire Dor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

@uot gjprt. NoSiutb Gountp ban
DC louct et nmcrifanif 6lag Ill oct
Conn bin / Goluntpet, Der iprit fiIn0c
r~dpuurtcrc 100 0ruccnt WleoIcnla0n.
tai for oct Ne6e &ora / ll1cn ier Sui.
Sotte Greet (otpnlblp, ser beitaar az
omtrclt llbcluffcnoe Splt Nmcrifane
re. bar oct 'erltc Gomnibip / Com
tpct, Der funoc ropporttrc 100 lro
cent. TloQCt blcp orcrroat nTuntc
5opn'bip unocr ltpr potriHtiit sci
ti6cllgbeo / Den tore tplf Int0crfc
Strife, bpor IoiDncta Gcbuc:c hop6a
iomIct iia. Son. Z. 7. &orrington
ira TIAonn oocrruftc pna GoHntpctS
Nc0nc % mc0 ell patrintiIf (ult 6ln
act, lonr pnn Hptt% Grccf5 &cgnc bicu
mo6to0ct mc0 en- parm Hotrictlif (nlc
al (roi. Schmicl. Gcttc .loo falNe5
Qo6t aiort, l1nor man tUnfcr Qnh 6Q1
opcrpcicuo1 tpit umcritnn'ft &riolt
nina / Colts erect Somni6ip. Wcn
bette piicr nd'dc, hunrlcoe3 uirttli1c
%lthcroncrc life In0er line lntbyrifc
Trinclpcr / 1tfteu. nca hTp0cr Dem
iciu opcrior Den tuitc NciIcr, 'tripcr
en- Norreipouccut iii o@.
Wnmmcl Sane bnnro at nilTGac
Slour SIN bar Ill allc llnt; rdrCt
bcticuot loul en- noQioo "lllgtig"
&u, % iclu M. 0u helc StatcI pou
oct aller nUrmcllC uldu ligt@ at pare
"fmuifter~, pc0bliper N~rUHOcDir@
Qallfcnc al roI0c (olitict %clic1unnot
@rnocricr SoWo@ peitliNiit S.orbD.
Ter imocQ ito0ia me Nictbohcr, hnpr
pou &rUn0cuiu iuolmuNIc3. % Der
hcnQoor ucppc en- 2uN u0cu N Ell cl
Ter uu0cn titles ul0cr NntlGa2 lbr
.mlouliQt SolN. Nion bar %npOngct, at
mcQrt NrUu0culn inofgrc@ / Nnllicr
Ter. Der life 'cn0c2 ION TrdJt cller
Grprci2, men iom u%lrlinocliN NnNo
&C, OF Ger far pUret ldu nic0ct AZ
Oclulc Craft, at Der uncn Snll / ell
fcltc al &c uurmcit li9Qcno9 "Duo0c"
Nuer er ct Del orAdnilcrct Su'tcnl
Ine0 iuilc "NcIicn0c", Der bclorler
0cnnc transport. nj NrgoE,Ioticncu
cr uotiua mUQtil lrcu0dar otrct at
en- Wtano, ser i0cmtc2 Ell NtlI!tt Al
$1,000 ior lanlcoc3 at bare brolI
,Nrun0cuin iii SioW Sim. lan'l2 TO
liz bctoltc Tor al tuQC lat llJHt. 9tu1
lie Ga0c 'cncrc blcu ban nenIlll iAIcn
orcitcrct ior Ocn lan1nc SppcucrtrT-
oclic.
Splontcra Nnitrncr / Sco Muincs.
Ter puoitunc3 / en- McooclclIc ira
Too1c, at oucr 800 Nultrllcr
DC oIlcr ilcltc cnolm / inc NOcoc
bro0a0aQc - Al mcniQc Soloatcr |
Ocu SSoc Chiffon al Notionolormccn
cr iluttet til 0co N}oinc@ clcr onbrc
Stcocr nur Camp 0o0Qc, ii0cn Noro
lulNc MUuo ;cnbtcS til Gpcl
ic9lcircn ser. Sncicni2 fonl bc iii
0co Mioilc3 iom 6orloucoc, iiNc@
Ser. o. Sc iorblcp lonl Mr'trncr. Nor
rctuiuQcn cr goo. iiQcr Ercitcrnc o0
Grcoooommcruc / 9e2 Wtoiuc2. DC
ilcitc al biSic unGc Nuitrucr ticlcr
lit cuct CpbcIo. ioct sc bar toQct Nn
iO.tclic 'onl S~tcnoRroicr, Nouhol
ocrifcr o. SnlQ30onlcr / @utifcr %
sc or life bpob man nlcb Ell pia buo
lcuNc Nctoninu tnIbcr Tor mar
brides" &c ilcitc bar Qi'tct iiN Ioroi
Ser oQcrcoc Tor uur Ioat Elnncr ser
til on oc mi life piloc lohc HriQcn
belt torture Ni2Ir. Gn al hi2'c Mu
itrlcr. Der lnrrcitcn life nulid por
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
Sober Qp0lifcfeu onnr

snratlue Srono Gnin ne. bet oerbensbersmte U{io.
rel mob Stortielelier oq Strip. or IN 30e Or. sEife.
Sruno az Sti9uina 8rileu poa be Ter ~'orItisls
liae Wle>ltamenter fpureutrerebe grtrafter ga aen,i.
falter. inobcfattet S~aratioe Sromo Guininc, blep bet
neooenoi9t at forhsie QriIer I'll Npotbeferen. Set
bar bsitoaet Vreoen 9%iernen ct Sierber els aarhuu.
Get brhges az enboer cip:liieret sation. ADV.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
WinncIota.
4p Tuitmciter i %ectcr. y

I'm Euitmciter ! %eefcr. Dornaer
Gpion, aiebuanb / %ectcr. CT no.
nGunt Ill Tcitneitcr oerlteoS iiteoct
ior Norolo Napmouo, ser aiitcHige.
bcS eitcr at prre imlocu / aaSremau
gel.
Sortuilet Gambling. Grneit Nn-
her'on, Sm AZ Ell Sarmer boeubc ct
iteoS / Smeglsu al Heb @ina. bar
iorIcoeu Niten io9et iii caet 2ip. San
por nctop tcnmcn hism isicu eiter at
bopc broat lin "Sueiiionaric" til Hco
&ins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18

Glaro Wtc WunllS' aontor mar so.
telet bleu ogiua poeIagt.
Nb:rocen.M anS %imterneret. TSreb
Sennina al Nberoeen er iom 9anoetS
6ienoc blepen iitcrncret iaa l9nge
&rigen parer. Get bar efter en- Sr1tte
mco lin Suitrlt, at Seeming blep or
rclteret, oq 6orpiflingerne melem De
10 gG1tefolt ltllloe ppre opitaaet Der.
pco, at Wanoen piloe iorbpoe SIT
ltrllen at arbeioe for oct Hpoe &ors.
@astbulo / @aoerne. Smtrcnt
$50 al GenterpiGes 9orgerc bar iri
uiQia itilet jig til @pautoriteternes
Haabigbcb, inn ct tilitrGffeIigt Ga9t-
bolo fnn gipes bper Scat. forebpegen-
DC miillgc 6orieg paa at antGnoc og
ooclra9c aornclcpatorcr og 5orrct
nin9sbp9nin9er. Tagtmpl1oene bill
aierc Suite Here @ange / 2ebet al
NattciL 'aa ingen belt behsper at Orc
i'm Tottcro, men 9icnnem belle Nat-
ten oil Der ppre minoit TO Manb paa
Bolt.
Euitmeitsren relpeftercs. Ter for,
tGaes ON Ell 8oltmleiter / Saafon
Gol,ntp, at ban pao en- grlrllOia Waa-
De for pitt at inofere Meipeft for set
Nsoc 2ors. Gn Sarmer bapoe giort
oanGrenoe Sentponinger til Oct He-
DC 2orS, bpprtil Der netpp foreto9cs
Snoiamling, men Den %Daanbfnitc
ToltrneIter tog bam ltrar ntber Be
baloline oq lopebe bamr oerpaa nof
en- Gortion Slllin9, ON ban ienerc 10
pcoc at fonllne meo falife Sentpbnin=
ger. Sarmeren fit Iaa itpr He'pcft
for Eoitn1eiteren,, at Maboerne iiben
bar maattct berte al bans Tpit.
Sabt 9pmmenbr plBict up iaiem.
:. =. NObcrts, III bocroe | Eipe-
ltone, Wil1n., men tioligere al elf.
ton, nlootpg forleben Gag en- Eaffe
huori bar ct Sommellbr, iom ban bap.
DC tobt ior 81 Iar iioen. We6enS
ban itrGpeoc lom Npbpgger noe peo
Clifton bar ban iaa llbelbig at mite
lit Somneubr, % on oct bar linoer
Gleining noe paa Igeren, at ltbret
ioripanot, faa bar set life mere of Ie
cfter. Irtbur See, Der mi eier Sor-
men, plsicoe Dog iioite Seit set table
llbr op igien. % Der ON Gagen ionot
Oct Teicn tilbage til i'm r%etsmGsiiae
Gier.
Srrnotc &eiierems SiQebe. ct
@inebe al Ben tpife Seller bIeu forle-
Den Niten unoer itor 9eseiitring
brGnot paa Ell al 9riogepaters 60
ser. @inebet bar iunbet paa Tpg-
gen hos en- Mano / @pen, % oct laa
en- fort Sio nofiao iarligt no Tor
Manoen ielp. men efter at bape for,
%flaret, at ban bar Gusier, og oct par
bam fnuienoe ~ligegploigt bpilfen
Sfipbne giaebet fif, iaa beroligeocs
oe bitre Telelier. Sprre Iaa oct no
for en- al @pens 8isbmGnb, Tom gior.
oe Snoiiaclie moo at Sen tpife Seller
iorbaaneoes paa benne Maaoe o. no.
talte set Saab, at Be Meno, iom
brnnbte set, oilbe iaa ben famine
SfiGbne. Get par finn pes Ell baItia
Slilgt ban reboeoe fit Sfinb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
VtIcS furtrtt | Il iii ~ S,,r

Apothsitrne tlboatbttOler P,ule brio Tn;o Clint,
nisni ltte turtrtt tccree. u'nulipc. htahtuhe encr frerfs
%liaoenet Flt% 6sriie Snoenesi'e aiptr Siahriue. 50c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-18
Spo 9afota.
SotelbrauS / SeutcruiQe

NotelbranS / GenterDille. Surner
Sotel / Genterpile neobrpnote Sen.
Dag meo ct Cab al $4,000. Or.
Clara Mc Manus' &ontor mar so.
tcllet bleu paiua poelaaf.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19

but Immediately demanded an order
for counter attack. The order was
given and the ground retaken, but
1t was with difficulty that the men
were persuaded to remain at the re-
captured objective. They wanted
to go to Germany.
During the counter attack one in
his enthusiasm fired an automatic
rifle at low flying Boche aeroplane
which, with twenty-five others, was
working in conjunction with the
German infantry The plane fell.
the pilot bored through the chest.
A dashing counter attack by the
Americans in the vicinity of Mezy,
which village was retaken by them,
and in the vicinity of Fossoy, where
the enemy was chased down a steep
hillside before the American cold
steel into the bloody waters of the
Marne, is known throughout the en-
tire French army. | have heard it
commented on by French general
and poilu alike.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Allies, Behind Barrage,
Sweep On Quickly, TAX.
ing Many Captives
Paris Calls Our Men
Best Storm Troops
Their Counter Attacking
Ability Gains Reputation
Among Poilus
By Wilbur Forrest
Especial Gable to The Tribune,

Copyright. 1918. by The Tribune Association)
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES.
July Is (1 p. m.) Reports at this
hour indicate that the Germans
were completely surprised to-
day. The Allied troops took advan-
tage of storm to leave their posi-
tions and followed their barrages
with speed seldom equalled in any
Allied advance of parallel magni-
tude.
There was little opposition from
the German line troops and within
an hour many prisoners were be-
hind the Allied lines, being rounded
up and herded to the rear.
The fighting later became sitter
and at noon to-day there were re-
ports of heavy street battling in
the villages along a line three miles
beyond the old French lines.
Both French and American avi-
ators IN large numbers are assist
ing in the battle. They report the
advance going steadily forward, al
though faster in some places than
in others.
The Germans for the first time
this year are facing the same med;.
cine they have been feeding the AL
lied defenders.
Io-day's counter offensive marks
the point where the enemy can no
longer force his will on Foch's ar
MES by virtue of an overwhelming
superiority in numbers of effect;ves
The time has come when the AL
lies are able to meet The enemy on
more equal grounds, and it is =
happy augury for the future
American troops are beginn;no
to gam real reputation amonp
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Says K aiser Longed
To Join in Battle
"Favorite Biographer" De-
clares He Saw Start of Drive
From Front Line Post

AMSTERDAM, July l8.-Emperor
William watched the opening of the
latest German offensive from an ad
vanced observation post northwest of
Rheims, his favorite correspondent.
Karl Rosner, reports in dispatch to
the Berlin "Lokalanzeiger"
THE Emperor" says the CORE
spondent in his customary horid style.
"listened to the terrible orchestra of
our surprise fire attack anl looked
upon the unparalleled picture of the
projectiles raging toward the enemy
POSITIONS
"The Emperor continues Rosner.
who desired to participate in the bat
tie from its very beginning amidst his
lighting troops, went during the night
of July IA to the region of the I'M
pending battle and spent the night in
an advanced observation post.
"a few minutes after our storm
which broke at 1850 o'clock. ne had in
his hands the first reports OF good
progress. Until nightfall. denvinq
himself minutes rest, he STAYED Wiz
the troops and remained on the battle
hetd, facing the contested grounf all
day a day which brought new and 6na
on the Marine and southwest
of Rheims
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
u. S. Army to
Enter Siberia:
Toxic Reports
Military and Economic
Help Planned, japanese
Papers Say
tBy The Associated Press

TOXIC, Tuesday. July 16.-Accord-
ing to information in Toxic, the plans
of the United States in Russia are
twofold-first, military assistance to
the Czecho-Slovaks, and, second, Civ
ing general economic help to Russia.
The United States is described as
feeling the Czecho-Sl Slovaks should not
be abandoned. 1t is said there is no
desire on the part of the American
government to intervene in Russian af
fairs, but that it favors the dispatch
of sufficient forces to leave the
Czecho-Slovaks free to insure the safe
arrival of their comrades from the
interior.
The impression here is that japan.
IN spirit of cooperation with her al
lies, will follow the suggestion and.
like the Americans, send troops. Great
Britain and France, it is said, also will
send small contingents, to make the
movement interallied,
Further Moves Favored
Many Japanese leaders, however.
favor more extensive military move
ments in Siberia than suggested by
the United States. Their ideas are
based on combating the eastward en-
tension of German influence and the
safeguarding of Japan's interests.
CzechoS Slovak forces have followed
up their military successes in Siberia
by requesting assistance, and especial
ly military aid, from the Entente AL
lied powers.
Japanese newspapers to-day publish
the terms of an American proposal to
send American troops to Siberia and
declare the Japanese government has
decided to accept the suggestion by the
American government that Japan also
send troops
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the seasoned French troops for
their counter attacking ability.
French officers and men nave un-
bounded confidence in the dough-
boys at all times, and when the ac-
tion calls for counter attack and
the dash necessary for this opera
tion the youthful Americans will
get a chance more and more
throughout the remainder of the
war
GAS storm troops your men are
great, but defensive fighting finds
them yet little unseasoned," was
the way one French officer put it to
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Germans Taken Completely by Sur
prise In scissors Salient in Greatest
Attack by Allied Troops
Since 1917
Battle Is Continuing Along
Entire Front of 28 Miles

Ao->DoN' July lS-ln smashing counter attack on
es -elght mile front, between Ambeny and Rourescno
troops to-day che west sid, of III,
~ Ni''ie sallent to a depth of six miles taking thou
- po"els' a' least seventy cannon, thousands of MA
~ eunS' ahps1es and enormous quantities of otbor hoo,
Just south Of scissors American troon. ,,a,o ~,
advance OF the day and here alone they took 1000 nrs
aho nifty cannon Elsewhere the advance was from sv - ~
miles, More than twenty villages were occupied Tho Eh
at one point took twenty guns 'N
Cavalry is dashing through eans IN tho ~
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americans and French R0ut Enen1u:
Capture 20 z0wns in Chile Rush:
Our Troops Take 1000 Men, so (;11n.
Quentin Roosevelt
May Be a Prisoner
Now, Colonel Hears

Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt,
reported missing after an aerial
engagement over the German
lines, probably landed unhurt
and may now be a prisoner in
the hands of the Germans, ac-
cording to a message received
last night by Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt.
Colonel Roosevelt said, on his
arrival here last night from Sara
toga, that he had just received
from his son-in-law, Surgeon
Major Richard Derby, who is now
in Paris, cablegram which read:
"Companion aviator confident
Quentin landed unhurt."
The Colonel said:
"Of course, we can't be sure
that Quentin's companion was
correct. However, if he was, it
means Quentin is now pris-
oner."
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me to-day "Americans are not ye.
able to see the Importance of oc-
casionally retreating, and are in
clined to stand their ground against
any number of the enemy rather
than to fall back This spirit is
magnificent, but hardly prudent
when faced with overwhelming
numbers of the enemy"
A comparative handful of Ameri-
can troops during Mondays fight
ing northeast of Chalons should
have gone back short distance
after the heaviest struggle. They
were ordered to give way slightly,
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Agree on Intervention
{ By the Associated Pressl

By The Associated Press)
SHANGHAI, July 1S.-A dispatch to
THE Daily News" from Peking says
the Allies have decided on joint inter
vention in Siberia, in the landing Of
BRITISH, French, japanese and American
contingents, who, however, will only
occupy Vladivostok, so as TO permit
the cho-Slovaks to operate inland
The correspondent adds that he un-
derstands the aggregate Allied force
will not exceed one division.
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Late Bulletins Tell of Progress of
American and French Advonce
'Bg The Associated Press

On 1Ht FRENCH FRONT IN FRANCE, July 18Tbou.
u p s0"eS scores OF cannon hundreds of machine guns
ana huch oher material have fallen the hands o .s
troops BESIDES gaming possession of the heights domn.t
oossons 1ro1n the south couple dozen VILLAGES ro &c
oy the Ales who tonight engaged in sever
hghtng which disconnected the enemy along H., y bl
Chateau Thierry 70 Sossons w iioii
fANio July lS-Alore than twenty villages have her ~
captured by the French and American troons IN tho
begun this morning according the War Office anno,nt
o-llght winch reports also the occupation Of tbe n,.
dominating Solssons on the southwest Wv plateau
by The Associated Press,
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE r,,,
50 far has the Franco American attack progressed 49,
night the enemy in the vicinity the Chateau Tbier
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Allies in Six Hours Offset Germans 3-Dav Cain

attack was made practically without artillery nrena
M I 'op'e SURPRISE The troops had been secretly
me1t many more were rushed up in motor trucks
In the midst of a tremendous doynpour Of ri a. .,.
Me' over tne top TINS morning They directed bv General
"nsl' WHO checked the recent offensive on the Disc h
counter attack south of Montdidier ~ "S d
numerous mosquito tanks took prominent part in tho
success americans 1orded the Saveres River where -
breast high 'e 1t was
Little resistance with for some ti,o ,,
Germans were seeking shelter from the RAIN ~ - e
Inc nfs' second and third obiectives were won II; h
' a. noon, the Americans and French started a SOC
olo eleal assault Whlch carried them than
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Enemys Main Supply Line Is Under Entente Fir.

| ne main supply lines of the German troons ho+ ,
Nlarhe and Rheims are under fire The troops there ara ~
danger OF being surrounded. ~ ." eieaC
Ohofcal adVlces say the Allies are within q mill e
oolssois here french troops at l o'clock this afteroo
captured the heights overlooking Fontenov and had a
to Mont de Paris ~ pioeiessed
Below scissors French troops gained the ravine .. 49,,
ise Oh nSe.hle front down to the Buzancv
All american division captured the town Of V;or.
miles south Of sossons and advanced three miles bevo SIX SIX
town. ''' oeyohd the
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