davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22

W Cambridge Springs, Pa, i kt6-
ra p6zniej sta}a sic dusza screen
ca1ej Armii Polskiej spe}niajac
role :oficer6w, instruktor6w, Tub
podoficer6w W obozach polskich.
TIE tyysiace bohater6w, kt6rzy ma
Jew Wydzialu Sokolego natych--
miast zaciagneli sic do szereg6w,
pociagajac "a SODA reszte m}odzie-
zy .polskiej W Ameryce, przyczyni
~ sic bezwzglednie, re dekret
prezydenta Francyi ME zosta} mar
twa litera ale faktem a co "a tym
posz}o uznanie Armii Polskiej
przez Francye, Angle, W}ochy, a
ostatnio Stany Zjednoczone.
To SO rezultaty piracy obywatel
Iskiej Sokolstwa ostatnich i dc
|przesz1osci nalezacych obecnie JUL
chwil.
Piracy DUO ley jeszcze od}o-,
giem, do kt6rej Droga Druzyno
ISokola trzeba natychmiast sic "a
brac ably dotychczasowe wysi}ki
ME poszly ma marne. Ma dis
MECH has1em naszem bedzie: l.
Pom6dz Polonii Amerykanskiej
zebrac pod egida Wydzia}u Marc
dowego Skarb Polski\ milionowy.
q dobyc jak najliczniejsze "a
stepy nowych cz}onk6w do szere---
gov Sokolich. 3. - Rozpoczac
prowadzic z Gala precyzya i inten
zywnoscia cwiczenia gimnastycz-
no wychowawcze. ME tylko star
szych Soko16w i Sokolic, ale row
niez dziatwy Sokolej pc gniaz-:-
dach i okregach.4. - Prowadzic
z Gala rozciagloscia Sokolic kur+
sa przygotowawcze po okregach
do piracy wsp6}czesnej ola Polski,
kt6ra tcgo rodzaju pracownie be
die w niedalekiej przyszlosci pc
trzebowa1a.
TO jest program piracy Sokol-
silva ma dis, kt6ry must bye wy
,konany bez ociagania sic.
Skarb Polski milionowy potrze
bny, ably mogli prowadzic: sprezy
seize powazna. robote nasi przed--
stawiciele polityczni PREY pertrak
tacyach pokojowych, gdzie osta--
tecznie wolnosc i granice Polski
zakreslone beda. Z}ozeniem po-
trzebnej sunny, danny potrzebny
atut w rece naszych polityk6w j
slime poparcie ~bohaterskich zabie-
gov Armii Polskiej z Jenera}em
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22
uczMY DzlEcl NAszE czY1AC, PlsAC
l .M0Wlc 20 PolSKu.
Zwiazek Soko}6w Polskich v
Ain II I
ZACNI DRUHOWIE!

Stanowisko jakiescie zajeli os-
tatnimi easy w mojej sprawie,
pozw6lcie mi, re nin1ejszem zloze
VAN jak najserdecznejsze Czolem
Postawa Wasza wykazaliscie
hart, poczucie godnosci, karnosc
zdrowotnosc organizacyjna Sokol
silva Polskiego w Ameryce, co da
je' cz}owiekowi najlepsza zaplate
"a prace, rckojmie i nova moe do
czynu i inicyatywy ma ~przysz1oSc
ably z wysoko podniesionym CO.
lem isc naprz6d, DO kto stoi W
miejscu ten sic cola a przeciez z
zywymi iSc naprz6d i pc move zy
Gle siegac" przypada W udziale
zakonowi Sokolemu.
lyle uczyniliscie ola mnie iCzo
lem Wan jeszcze raz "a to, a co II
czynicie ola sprawy?
Vase minionych lat intensyw-
ne cwiczenia pc %gniazdach, Wa
SIZE powazne, liczne i czeste Zloty,
manewry pc %okregach. Vase bez
zastrzezen, PREY kazdej sposobno-
sci wyrazone checi do Walk orez-
nej i nieugieta wiara W zbrojny
czyn, przyczyni}a sic bezpoSred--
MO, re dekret O. Armii Polskiej
autonomicznej we Francyi wy
szedi. TIE liczne zastepy. chetnej
bohaterskiej mlodzi sokolej kt6-
"a bez ogladania sic ma nikogo O.
choczo posz}a do szk6l wojsko-
wych, czy to W Kanadzie W Toran
to, Camp Borden Niagara on
the Lake, czy >tez szkoly Sokolej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22

|Hallerem ma ezele, pomscimy,
smiere Druh6w Chwa1kowskich 81
innych, kt6rzy padli bohaterska
smiercia na Po1u chwa1y, jak 70
wniez utrzymaamy Domy ola zo}-
merry polskich j otoczymy ich
>ojeowska opieka, ME tylko we
Francyi, ale j tam gdzie potrzeba
bedzie tego wymagac, a kt6ra to
'opieka jest niezbedna czego maj
hpczym dowodem liczne korespon
''dencye, kt6re re wszech stron
przychodza i IA kt6ry to celZjazd
ostatni Sokolstwa odda}y ca]y
'ffundusz Kosciuszkowski. Zasili-
my o%dpowiednio polskie szpitale,
|jak r66wniez zak1ady ola jenc66w
|Polak6w W obozach francuskich i
Soko16w Jenc6w, kt6ry
powsta1 kilkanascie miesiecy te--
mu, a kt6ry wsr6d jenc6w Pola--
k6w tax powazna i skuteczna pro
|wadzi robote.
Przez zaciaganie nowych czlon-
|k6W do naszych szereg6W i przez
stworzenie licznych zastep6w cwi
czacych bedziemy: przygotowani
ma Zlot Zwiazku Sokol6w Pols--
kich, kt6ry niebawem odbedzie
sic W Warszawie, Poznaniu, lub
Krakowie juz W Wolnej Polsce,
ma kt6rym to Zjezdzie .Zwiazek
|Soko}6w Polskich W Ameryce, mu
81 bye powaznie liczba i wycwi--
czeniem reprezentowany. Do tego
pragnienia my Sokoli musimy cd
Idzisie;jszego dnia zdazac, z ca}em
zapa1em, energia i swiadomoscia
ISokola.
Ma ostatku musimy wychowac
lliczne kadry dobrze ukwalifiko--
wanych pracownic wsp6}czesnych
aby idac sladami siostrzyc amery
.kanskich niesc ponce humanitar.
ina pc wsiach, miasteczkach mia.
stach polskich ofiara wojny, g}o.
du, chor6b i nedzy rodzin polskich
ldotknietych..
W tych dniach wyjdzie. W spra
WEach powyzszych odpowiedni ro2
kaz i program W szczeg6}ach do
gniazd i okreg6w i mann niep}on.
ma nadzieje, re tax jak dawniej
|tak i dis spe1nicie i wykonacie
wszystko ochoczo. Do piracy Dry
zyno Soko}a, DO wiosna ola mas
blisko
CZOKEM! +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22
UchWalOnO r0WnieZ przygOtO

Uchwalono r6wniez przygoto-
wac projckt r%egulaminu ola kole-
glow Stanowych.
Dotychczasowego generalnego
inspektora K. O. i centr6w rekru-
tacyjnych p. J. S. Rybickiego uch
,walono zatwierdzic ma tenn stano-
wisku i po1ecic mu, by W jak maj
kr6tszym czasie przed1ozyc kom-
pletne sprawozdanie z rewizyi Ko
mitetu Obyw. W Chicago.
Ma podstawie sprawozdania p.
Neumanowej, uchwalono ojcu pod
leg}ego zo}nierza Armii Polskiej
Wineentego Morawskiego Toma--
szowi Morawskiemu wypiacic jed
norazowa zapomoge W sumie 100
dolar6w a zonie pog}ego Stanis}a-
wa Czaplpinskiego Zofii Cza}pin
skiej jednorazowa zapomoge W SUI
ME so dolar6w, wreszcie zonie o..
chotnika Stan. Janickiego wypfa-
'cic tytu}em miesiecznej zapomogi
sumo 10 dolar6w. W. wszystkich
tych jakotez p6zniejszych wypad
kach, kt6re maja bye scisle rekor
dowane uchwalono odnosic sic po
mad to do amerykanskiego Czer--.
wonego Krzyza, kt6ry. zobowiazal
sic pomagac take rodzinom zof--
merry Armii Polskiej.
Ola spraw tych maja bye. spo--.
rzadzone specyalne kwestyonary-
uszc, a .zalatwiac .je bedzie urzad-
Polskicgo Bialego Krzyza PREY pc
mocy sta1ych wizytator6w, kt6-
rzy kontrolowac beda: stosunki 70
din potrzebujacych zapomogi.
Uznano. "a konieczne jak MAZDA.
lei idace zorganizowanie. pras.y.
polskiej ola: .cel6w. solidarnej
wsp6lpracy. Spos0b doprowadze-
mia do tego celu ma obmyslec i
przeprowadzic Urzad Prasowo In
formacyjny z DR.. A.. Szwajkar--
tenn ia czele.
i w sprawic wyslania pielegnia-:
rex polskich do obozu Niagara OH
the Lake, przyjeto do wiadomos-
ci telegram Pu}kownika LIE. Pan
stwierdzajacy re. ma razie ME "a
chodzi koniecznosc wysy}ki tych
pielegniarek. ::
! Wreszcic przyjeto z~zywem "a
dowolnieniem do wiadomosci os-'
.wiadczenie pr. Smulskego, re WI
DIAL sic z p. Masarykem, kt6ry "a
pewnif, re Czesi musza. gotowi
SO isc soldarnie reke W reke z:Po
lakami i re istnieje obecnie: mic
dry nnymi najzupe}niejsze poro~
zumienie. Posicdzenie 11go pazdz:
br. ,...-:. " -.
Obecni take J. E. ks. Biskup
P. Rhode i KS. Stan. Iciek, Pc
wysluchaniu. projektu propagan--
dy Sprawy Polskiej wsr6d Amery
kan6w, przedstawionego przez KS
st. Icka i .zasiagnieciu. opinii J.. E.
Biskupa Rhodego uchwalono pro
|jekt ten przyjac jak najrychlej
wprowadzic W zycie. KS. Iciek ma
niebawem wyjechac do Francyi W
charaktcrze ochotnika Armii Pol
skiej.
Ogiaszajcie cie w Wlarusic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22
Najwaizi1i lei uchwaly posie-
dze1 Rady zarzadzajacei.
Posiedzenie 1go pazdz. b. r..

Posiedzenie. 1go pazdz. b. r.
Uchwalono zaangazowac najwy
bitniejsze o%sobistosci z politycz--
nych i publicystycznych sfer anne
rykanskich, celem wygloszenia
szeregu odczyt6w w Stanach Zjed
O Polsce.
Uchwalono wydac odezwe W
sprawie Dnia Armii Polskiej.
Uchwalono zam6wic tysiac bro
szurek 'Americanism" zawieraja-
ca wszystkie oredzia i %przem6wic
mia Prezydenta Wilsona z firma
Wydziafu Narodowcgo Polskiego
na okfadce, celem rozeslania tel
re wszystkim naszym organizacy-
ON i Pismom.
Posiedzenie 9go pazdz. b. r.
Wsprawie Rampant Skarbu Ma
rodOwego uchwalono z uwagi Ia
odbywajaca sic obecnie kampanie
Czwartej Pozyczki Wolnosciowej
odlozyc rozpoczecie naszej kampa
nil do dnia 25 pazdz. Tub 1go IL
stopada, stosownie do uznania u
rzedu Skarbowego. Prey tel spo-
sobnoscf %zaWiadomi} p. Smulski,
re otrzyma} z paru miejscowosci,
telegraficznie, zapytania, pochodza
&c od wladz federalnych w jakim
celu Polacy zbicraja 6w fundusz
10 milionowy i czy akcya ia ME
stoi W sp~rzecznosci z kampania
czwartej pozyczki wolnoSciowej
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Prezes
Smulski odpowiedzia1 natych-
miast, telegraficznie wyjaSniajac
,cele i najzupefniejsza kooperacye
''nasza z celami pozyczki wolnoscio
wei, a reszte wyjasni i ostatecz--
ME za}atwi "a bytnoscia swoja W
Waszyngtonie.
w sprawie nieporozumien, ja-
lkie wynikly pc Sejmie W Detroit,
!wsr6d Polonii W Cleveland O., IL
'chwalono wydelegowac ma miej--
see KS. Rektora w. Zapa}e i p. L.
a.. Koscinskiego z Detroit.
Uchwalono poczynic ~starania
|celem otrzymania cd ksiegarni pol
|skich jak najwie ksze ilosci ksia--
EEK ola zo}nierzy w obozach Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi. .
Posiedzenie 10. PAID. r.. b.:
Obecny take J. E. KS. Biskup
P. Rhode
Przyjeto i zatwierdzono opraco
wany przez PIP. 7. NJ. Helinskiego
i dra. B. L. Smykowskiegox nowy
regulamin ola Komitetow Oby--
watelskich z tym dodatkiem, re
[istniejace -juz W danych miejsco-
wosciach Komitety Obywatelskie,
wykazujace dodatnia dzia}alnosc
narodowa, skoro zg1osza sic o Eat
wierdzenie ich w swoim dotych--
czasowym sk}adzie, NIGGA bye
|przez Wydziaf Narodowy zatwier
dzone ,oraz re reprezentowanci pra
!sy maja z urzedu wchodzic W
sk}ad Kom. Obyw. a ME, jak to
projektowanem by}o ulegac ko-
operacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22

stworzenia tel Armii by}a najbar
dziej realna, jezeli kiedyklowiek
mielismy do spe}nienia swiety O.
bowiazek wzgledem umeczonej
Ojczyzny naszej, to w}asnie teraz
w przededniu prawie zawarcia pc
|koju.
I'm wieksza, i'm potezniejsza be-
die Armia nasza, tenn wieksza
uratowania ziem polskich
tym wieksza gwarancya, re ME
danny czerni ruskiej odebrac So
bic prastarego Lwowa i Przemys-
la, re ME ~zniszcza nam Moskale
Wilma, re ME obr6ca W perzyne
Mast i wsi naszych;
I .ci wsrod mlodziezy naszej ,kt6
rzy ola tych czy innych powod6w
dotad do. szereg6w Armii naszej
ME wstapili, d}uzej zwlekac ME
lmoga, DO w tel ostatniej godzinie
czynu VIOLA ich Polska. Szczegol-
niej zas wszysey oba}amuceni ME
zdrowa propaganda maja naresz
Gle moznosc wykazania swojej do
brej wolf. Otto bowiem, d}ugie
miesiace s}yszelismy argumenty
przeciw Armii Polskiej, re ME mo
zemy i ME powinnismy tel Armii
jpopierac, re ME NANNY celu WALK
IA froncie francuskim, re rezerWo
wac musimy nasze SHY do waikiki
ma ziemiach polskich. Argument
sam w sobie g1upi, DO w1asnie ma
rody koalicyi walczy}y o Polske.
IC6zbysmy p%owiedzieli o cz}owie--
XII, kt6ryby podczas pozaru cha
ty swojego sasiada, ME szed} z in
nymi do gaszeniu ognia, a liberal
silly i czekaf MIN mu sic jego VIA
sna chafupa zajmie. Powiedzieli--
bysmy O MIN, re glupi i nieopatrz
my, DO przez wzajemne pomaga--
ME sobie wszystkich, 4atwiej stu
mic polar. K%oniecznym warun-
Klein bytu Polski jest zwyciestwo
mad Niemcami i dlatego ci, co
przeciw Niemcom sill, to W}asnic
byli obroncami naszej sprawy.
Zreszta dis wyjasniac tego ME
|potrzeba. DIS rozumieja to wszy
soy. Ale jezeli ten argument
wstrzymywai i balamuci} wielu,
to obecnie upada on ca}kiem, DO
Polska niedlugo walczyc
bedzie ia ziemiach naszych, 0 ma
SIZE dobro, o nasz byti o matki,
zony i dzieci nasze.
Do broni Polacy! Do Polski W
szrapkach Armii Narodowej. Bo
bez was zdepcze nam wrog zie--
mic, zniszczy dobytek, wymordu-
lie ludnosc. Patrzcie, co sic dzieje
W Rosyi. Ia dzicz idzie do mas,
chce slupy graniczne bic tam,
! gdzie ziemia polska, cywilizacya i
kultura polska. Kraj broni sic,
kiak moze. Otto wladze polskie "a
je}y prastary Krakow, OTTO budzi
sic, pomimo niemieckich bagne--
tow Warszawa, OTTO powstaje
chop Polski do walki. DIS, ola
m}odziezy polskiej ME ma wymo-
week, ME ma kuntatorstwa i dis
ten ch}opak polski kt6ry ME nosi
munduru naszej Armii - niema
prawa do imienia polaka.
g. Er-"-"E "-S"- B." Er"-F r--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22

Jest lekarstwo przeciw starosci
nadzwyczaj dobre i skuteczne.
Niema W tenn nc sensacyjnego,
jest najlepszem jake bye moze
pomiedzy egzystujacemi okolicz-
nossciami. Hollister'a Rocky Noun
tain herbata sprawl re sic be-
.dziesz czul mlodym j wesolym-
WEI ia dis 35c .Herbata albo tab
Lefty. " apiece Brown'a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-22

Og1aszajcie rie W Wlarus1c.
Evening star., 1918-03-28

y the A0oetAtd Eress-
FARIs, Mach 2s.-Bloeked on the
Lasaigny and Noyon fronts and on the
teft bank Of the c!se. the Germans last
tight threw forward important fo-ces
tn The region Of Mcntdidier.. the war
eface announced today. Here the fight
ns rapidly took on extraordinary fe-
Socity.
French regiments fought hand-to-
hand with the enemy and indicted
heavy losses. Finally the French fell
back to the heights immediately to the
west OF Montdidier.
oficia1 French Report.
The text reads:
s3he battle was fought with sustained
Sioirace yesterday evening and last
nlsar 4The Germans. blocked by thE
vsiiafS French troops and cruelty purl
fshsds sbefore the. Lassigny and Noyo
frs,..% end the left bank of the Rivef
Ui concentrated all their efforts on
eLs French left. and threw fervarIl-im-
Evening star., 1918-03-28
c. c. FOSTER NAMED
WORKHOUSE HEAD

Charles c. Foster of Louisville. KY,
was today appointed superintendent OF
the District workhouse and reforma-
tory at Occoauan, Va. and was sworn
in this afternoon in Commissioner
Gardeners Office. Mr.. Foster will take
up his duties April /. The new. super
intendenr succeeds Wnliasn H Whit
taker, who resigned some time ago aft
er serving as superintendent since the
workhouse was established about eight
ysars asso. ..
Mr. Foster is a former newspaper
man. having worked son the Louisville
Courier-J ournal and other papers. He
went from newspaper work to the city
hall, where he was secretary to the
mayor Of Louisville, and after that was
jaaler. = -r3.
.Mr. Fosters appointment. It. is. under
steod. was decided Upon week or Sc
ago, but afnouncament was not made
to that effect uztil this, afternoon,
few minutes, betcfS he was sworn in He
has eeka ID wA4hinSten only 2 few
d2rS
Evening star., 1918-03-28

Maaawnile che German lines is being
extended to an apparently dangerous
extent on the southern front, where q
hanking operation has been pointed to
as most likely to prove effective.
British counter attacks have begun in
the region of Albert. which the Germans
hold. but from which they have been un-
able to advance because OF the resistance
of the British. who doggedly repulsed enc
my attacks all day Wednesday. South of
Albert, Field Marshal Haig has carried
out several counter attacks and has ad-
vanced his line eastward between the
Somme and Ancre. about one mile. South
OF the Somme the British have re-
gained Proyart, and have repulsed strong
attacks at Rosieres
Along the Ancre, north OF Albert. the
British threw the Germans back across
the river and drove them from TIVE towns
between Albert and Monchy. On this
front. which has held fast for more than
two days, the British also have repulsed
strong enemy efforts at other points.
The notes of pessimisn in the pub
lished statements of German leaders since
they failed to break through and roll up
one side Of the British line are added to
by the recent German official statement,
the latest one Of which says that the Ger
man attack is slowly progressing" The
German casualties are estimated to be be-
tween 500, 900 and 50o, 900 and it is reported
that long hospital trains are pouring into
Belgium and Germany over all ayaiia BILE
raiirOad lines
Evening star., 1918-03-28

While this effort to drive il between
the British and French armies was be-
ing carried out in the south the Ger
suans, apparently worried by the salient
they were creating and wishing to pro-
feet their right wing from a fankins
attack. have developed threat on the
extreme north of the present front in
the region east of Arras. London re-
ports the beginning this morning of
heavy bombardment Of the British lines
in this sector. followed by the develop
sncnt of an attack
May Be Defensive Move.
The possibility iY not lost sight Of
chat this attack SO far north on the front
4,ay herald the extension of the active
sighting frontal along the lines to the
north in the development of a German
eush for the channel ports. Seemingly.
However, the enemy has all he can take
eare of In the way Of opposition in the
Aresent field OF the offensive and the
probability points to the Arras threat
proving a protective rather than new
Nffenstye measure.
Evening star., 1918-03-28
Terrific Drive Against French
Moves German Line 10 Miles,
British Face a NelU Offensive

portant forces In the region Of Mont
didied.
"LAt this point ths engagements soon de-
veloped an unheard-of ferocity French
regiments, fighting hand-to-hand, inflicted
heavy losses upon their assailants ard
did not falter- Finally they withdrew in
order TO the heights Immediately to tas
west Of Montdidier.
There has been intermittent cannon
aiding o.. the remainder OF the 'front.'
Attack East of Arras.
LONDON, March 2s-Priscners and ma
chine guns have been captured by the
British. the war Office announces The
fighting continues hercely on both banks
Of the Somme.
This morning the enemy opened a, heavy
bombardmcnt on the British defenses east
Of Arras An attack is developing in this
sector.
Repeated attacks were made BY the
enemy along the valley of the Somme
in the neighborhood Of Beaumont-
Hamel. Puisieux and McyeuncyiIle.
They were repulse6
The statement follows:
Severe fighting took place again yes
terda. evening and during the night
astride the Somue and northward, from
Albert to Boyeics. Repeated ATTACKS were
made by the enemy along the valley Of the
Cs0kt0ueA Oo Socool P1111
Evening star., 1918-03-28
GlANT GUN OF GERMANS
MADE At kRUPP WORKS
Telegram S nt by Kaiser Reveals
Source Of Superweapon
Used On Paris.

AMSTERDAM, March 2s.-rhe gun
with which the Germans are lombard
ing Paris is a product of the Krupp
works at Essen. Emperor William has
sent a. telegram of thanks to DR.. Krupp
yon Bohlen and Halbach, the head Of
the Krupp works. The telegram reads:
= "Ry the bombardment of Paris from
a distance of considerably more than
100 kilometers. your new gun has brill
liantly stood the test BY the manu-
factufe of the gun you have added a
new page" to the fame and history of
Krupp I therefore express to you and
all -Four co-workers my imperial thanks
for this achievement Of German science
and labor"
Evening star., 1918-03-28
By tie Associated Press

Ey tie Associated Press.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, March 27-The faith of the
men in their ability to cope with the
hard-hitting Germans has never flag
ged from the start. and those troops
which are coming back from the fierce
battles of the past few days. in which
they fought as they probably never
had been called upon to fight before,
are filed with confidence.
One reassuring sign is that the en-
emy is beginning to use his old troops
in continuing the assault. German
prisoners declare that never before
had they seen such fighting as they
esperienced since last THURSDAY. They
battIed like demons, and like flies they
are coming into the prison camps. hun
sry and su len, and declaring that they
are sick Of the whole business.
Taking Heavy Toll of Life.
The British army continues to exact
a great toll Of life from the enemy
Last night the entire area OF the
somne battlefield. over which the Ger
man ernperor's troops have spread
themselves, was subjected to most
+er,,h,e bonbardment, which lasted
until daylight. The cunning along the
front for the past week has been ap-
nalling, and the zons Is shroudea with
a towering gray!sa haze from, burning
explosives
IN tbe Srittsh line since yesterday. The
mnst sensational runners are contlnu-
siiy coming back from the direction O.
Alert. most of them to the eject that
ths Germans were vel, on the way TO
Anisns. But the Germans were still
s;ty;ne under the gunfire of the British
artiIlerymen and machine gunners this
DurinS the night the enemy tried to
advance on Colincanps, northwest Of
Aihert- hut was thrown back Similar
attsmnts against the neighboring VIII
Iaoe of AuchohviNers met like fate,
ana the British captured prisoners.
THE Germans were in force iii this
sector. Bavarians being included among
the troops Another attack was delip-
ereii at Ablainzevcile, but was nung
hack These mark the principal events
along the British front. A renewal of
iI,e affensiye is expected as soon as the
Germans have had time to prepare
thcmselves.
Allies in Strong Positions.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Tuesday. March 2s.-The
Evening star., 1918-03-28
SAYS u. S. TROOPS
ACT LIKE VETERANS

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, March s8.-"En-
tirely new in this warfare,
the Americans worked like
the best veterans in the bat
tie Of the Somme," says a
wounded French captain
who has been brought back
from the front, according to
La Liberte.
Two Of the Americans,
officers who were wounded,
were brought back with the
French captain, q member
of the Dragons. Each
American wore a French war
cross, conferred on the bat
tlefeld.
The French captain re-
fused to receive attention
until the Americans along
side him had first been
nursed. "They are the ones
who should be congratu-
lated" he said, calling upon
the women of the Red Cross
to look after the Americans.
Evening star., 1918-03-28
Not More Than Two Ounces
Can De Served q. G. Food
Administrator Rules.
REGULATIONS 10 BECOME
EFFECTIVE AFTER TODAY
Edief Applies to Single Meal for One
Guest and includes AL Kinds
Of Breadstu1fs.

Afte7 today no ppbie eating place or
ciab in Washington will be permitted to
serve to any one guest at a meal an ag-
gregate of breadstuffs, macaroni, crack
ers. pastry, pies, cakes and wheat break
fast cereals containing total of more
than two ounces Of wheat 1our.
New rules containing this edict we're is
sued today by Clarence R. Wilson, federal
food administrator for the District OF Co
lurnha, with the object in view Of bringing
about a greater saving Of wheat -four, be-
cause Of the seriousness Of the wheat stu
alton. These rules will be strictly en-
forced. Two special inspectors already
have been added to the administrator
force and punitive measures will immedi-
ately follow any violations
Rules for Public Eating Places.
The rules as issued follow: -
Public eating places and clubs should
observe two wheatless days per week,
Monday and Wednesday, as at present
be used in any form except that used
in victory bread which may be
served on wheatless days in public eat
ing places and clubs
FuOHC eating placeS and clubS, on
other than wheatleSs days. should not
serve to any one guest at any one meal
an aggregate of breadstuffs, macaroni,
crackers. pastry. pies, cakes and wheat
breakfast cereals containing total Of
more than two ounces of wheat -four
Public eating places and clubs should
not serve wheat products unless they
are specially ordered. -
Public eating places and clubs should
not buy more than six pounds of wheat
products for each ninety meals served
Wider Conservation Necessary.
In establishing these f11es Admins
traitor Wilson explained that every ef.
fort must be made to bring about a
wider conservation Of wheat and wheat
flour. The immediate. reduction" he
said, "of our monthly consumption OF
wheat to 81 100000 bushels a month. as
against our normal consumption of e.
900. 900 bushels. Is . military necessity in
order to supply the armies In the field
and the people Of the countries $3.50
ciated with US In the war. To accom-
piish this result the United States Food
Administration has made more strict
the rules for the saving OF our wheat
supplies"
The fair price publication committee,
which Is composed OF Representatives
Of retaiiars. wholesalers and consurn-
e.s, Will meet at tie Federal Food Ad-
sninist.at!on ofaces late this afternoon
to determine upon next weeks list Of
fair prices for Washington. which will
be announced Tomorrow. Several new
food articles viii Be added to the list
and one or two pertinent changes In
quotations win be made.