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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
TAFT AND WALSH ARE,
APPOINTED MEDIAT0RS

WASHINGTON, May 15--(Asspciat
ed PresSlmFGrmor President Taft and
Frank p. Walsh of Kansas City, have
been authorized by the war labor board
t. undertake the settlement Of the
street car troubles of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Detroit, Michigan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17

The Matson steamer Munoa. winch
is far off schedule because Of the time
used to rescue disabled Vessel while
last in island WATERS, is not expected
to return to Honolulu until MAY IS
or 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
COMMISSION UNDER FIRE

Guns were turned the food commission in the session
IN resolutions that adopted and is that the Ts
nations OF members OF the will be and il is
probable that action looking the Administrator
Child as federal officer also will be taken From resolutions acted
upon also fairly evident that shake national guard
organization with number Of important changes will be sought
through legislative action 49, ...t. gsT ~
Among the important that have introduced ares
An act establishing ntGtment camp both men and women
an Appropriation OF $35 DOC for free territorial Honol
an Appropriation Oh $500 covering the for the
the late Queen Liuokalah prohibiting
ceses to professional who alien an act defining
fsoyay and providing punishment authorizing the
TODD commission to buy foreign rice. Issf&t. :, 70
OTHER ACTS COMING ''a ~
The legislation for which the originally called that
by which funds to be raised with which of Hawaii
can repair storm damage has not been introduced
able that today will number Of first npornc
presented
he first bill introduced appropriate $4,000 expenses
OF the session Sessions of the open at nine o'clock
mornings and at two o'clock afternoons though will be no
OF his
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
: A zatem dobrze, hrabianko,

E--ts.EnS- - Es>=#&G - %E..- .&S -
- rzekla, - zmuszasz mnie sa--
ma do tel CRY zbrodniczej, ule--
gam twojeje wolf, azebys mnie ME
lposadzila o brak odwagi. Ia wal
ka, do kt6rej mnie przynaglasz,
bedzie dowodem, re mann odwage
tstanac W obronie tego, com po--
~wiedzia1a. Zaczynajmy!
Bielczynska goraczkowym pc
,spiechem poczynila juz wszystkie
Iprzygotowania do tego szczeg6l--
'nego pojedynku.
Stolik do cry, ma ktorym maj
'dowal sic przygotowany przez MIA
z1oty kubek, w%ysune1a ma srodek
j jak gdyby szlo 0 najniewinniej
/, sza zabaWke, zaprosila Katarzy-
ne skinieniem@reki ably sic do ME
go zblizy1a.
Hrabina Rozinska uczyn1a to
bez wahaniai biciem serca ocze
...kiwala co dalej nastapi..
Koscie= zagrzechotaly " kubku
jjuz Bie1czynska chciala zrobie
rzutfatalny, gdy Katarzyna wy
;;ciaggnf1a rekee, dajac sprzez TO Dc
.zroztlmienia, ze pred rozpocze-
,,ciem cry praggnie jeszeze COS po-
WIiediec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
- Me tax bardzo lax PAM sa

= Me tax bardzo jak PAM So
dzisz, = odrzek1a Bielczynska, =
odpowiedz mi PAM tylko ma jedno
|pytanie: dlaczegozby kobiety ME
mia1y nasladowac przyk1adu mez-
czyzn? Zastanowiwszy sic mad
tcm, sadie, il PAM przyznasz &c
ME wymagam niczego nieslycha--
[nego.
= To bye ME moze, = zawo1a-
h: Katarzyna, ME umiem robic
bronia.
= I ma to jest rada, - odpowie
dziala Marya, granny W kosci o
zycie. Otto many pod reka z1oty
|kubek z koscmi rozstrzygna po-
miedzy mani. Ia, kt6ra przegra
jest zwyciezona i musi umrzec.
Katarzyna patrzy1a ma rozdraz-
|niona kobiete z coraz Wiekszem
zdziwieniem.
Me mogla sobie wytl66maczycc
|jej postepowania i przychodzilo
|jej ma mysl, ze ma do czynienia 2
oblakana.
Mogla WpraWdzie zaWelac ma
E&%SESSFA 5.~
lpomoc j polzby5cc siesnatretnejjswatiiay
Ity, ale pragnela uniknac kandalu
i postanowpiila poddae sieswoli
|mniemanej ob1akanej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22

- Warunh pojedynku ME So
jeszcze dokladnie ulozone, - RE
k1a, - postanowilysmy wpraw--
die, re granny o zycie, ale ME u
m~owilysmy sic jeszcze kiedy i W
jaki ~sposob ma nmrzec ia, ktora
przegra. !.
~ Proponuj PAM, odpar1a
Bielczynska.
Dobrze, proponuje zatem,ze
przegrywajaca ma :skonczyc "
Gle W ciagu trzech dni, liczac cd
dnia dzisiejszego, odpoWiedzia
Ia Katarzyna, - srodkiem kt6re-
go jest obowiazana uzyc, nniite'chajj
bedzie trucizna!
Zgoda - odpar1a Bielczyn
ska, teraz prosze uwazac ia rzu-
cam pierwsza
Wstrzasnela kubeksi rzuci1a ko
Sci ma st61.
PoliczyIa je.
Cyfra Wyrzncona byIa si6dem-
',ka. 80. .. -.
-Si6demka fatalna cyfra! --
Irozesmiala Sic, -mniejsza mi 9
to-: chocbym a ala.zeginac to j
wy oboje:zzgginiecie e mna.
Podala kube Katarzynie,
wzywajac 10 abysprsdko xakoni--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
(Ciag dalszy.}

(Ciag dalszy.}
F.. chwili i tc ko}cm stanely, al
vrc~zcic ciezko i powolnie zaslo-
nily je olowiane powieki.
Narazin pograzy} sic zn6w we
Snic ]etargicznym, Z kt6rego lie.
kar>two .hrabianki Bielczynskiej
zhn"!zi}o go III pol godziny.
Szczegolny pojedynek.
" palacu Rozinskich cd dw6cl
hni %panowala za1oba.
Bogumil odjechaf zdajac sic Ia
los %niepewny, a kochajace go ko
bietv zajete byfy n~ieustannie my
>Iani o %grozacych mu niebezpie--
rZelStWach.
EEyabina Idalia, kt6rej stan zdro
via polcpszvl sic %widocznie, mod
lila sic ia swego syna, Halina "a
.nar@eC-oncgo....
katarzyna?..
katarzyna nie smiala przyznac
sic >ama pred SODA, re i ona tax
re Eocha Bogumila Kaminskiego.
Ga owc.j sceny z Pedrem ow1ad
nat MIA gleboki smutek, przeko
naEa sic, lie milosc moze bye wiel
klein Observation-Disclosures, ale tax
zc viclkicm nieszczesciem.
Biada, zbolala twarz Hiszpana
ukazHwala jcj sic ciagle i tysiac
.lo>@w nicwidzialnych wolalo ia
MA:
- On ma prawo powiedziec,
Zc> go oszuka}a nikczemnie J.. Ia
SluzylaS na to, DO mifosc twoja
b.vla grzesznq i popehilas zbrod-
lie, azeby ocalic jej przedmiot.
Wydar}aS Z rak kata jednego cz}o
wieka, Bogumila, ale drugiego cd
dallas stokroc okrutniejszemu ka-
towi.. ro%zpaczy!..
l ;jakby W odpowiedzi ma te
glossy hrabina Rozinska, m6wila
do sicbie:
- Oh! Don Pedro, gdybym mo
ella zmienic twoje usposobienie,
gdybym mogla. powr6cic ci utra-
coma Ware W. ludzi, chetnie pos
wieci}abym zycie!
Take rozmowy z SODA Katarzy
na prowadzifa co chwila i zapomi
na}a o wszystkiem, co sic ko}o
nie,i dzialo.
lynn sposobem ME zwr6ci}a uwa
gi, re o~tworzyly sic drzwi salonu,
W kt6rym sic znajdowa1a i wesz
la niemi kobieta.
Kobieta ia by1a hrabianka Ma,
rva Bie]czynska.
Slysza}a II ostatnie, wypowie-
diane g}osno s}owa Katarzyny
Rozihskiej przypuszcza}a jednak.
lie, lie brzmienie ich odnosilo sic
do Bogumifa.
- zycie swoje cheese mu pos
wiecic, hrabino, - rzek}a z szy--
derczym %usmiechem, - ha god
nym zazdrosci jest cz1owiek, ola
kt6rego radabys poniesc te ofiare
a moze tel i ME ma mi czego "a
zdroscic!
Katarzyna obejrza}a sic szybko
i zbladia ujrzawszy pred SODA
nieprzyjaci6lke Bogumi1a.
- Odwazasz sic odwiedzac ten
dom, hrabianko Bielczynska, =
rzekla mierzac przyby}a spojrze-
MEM pogardliwem odwazas7
sic ma. to-?
- Czemuzbym sic ME mia1a cd
wazyc? = odpowiedzia}a Marya
kt66rej ust usmiech ME opuszczal
- hrabina Rozinska jest przeciel
mana z gosscinnosci j 0 lie nj
wiadomo, ME zabronila mi jeszczt
wstepu do swego domu.. zzr &c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
ponury @om w WarSzawie
HRABIA B0CUMIL KAMlNSKl

ia, - dodala, - %umialabym pre-
moca wym6dz sobie- wstep, gdyi
potrzebuje z pania pom6wic, pa.
nj hrabino.
- Interes, kt6ry pania sprowa
dza, ME must bye tax pilnym, =
odparla Katarzyna, - sadie, re
moznaby z MIN poczekac, a wy
maize, re ME gniewa}abym sic, cho
''cby ia zw1oka trwa4a Gala wiecz-
nose.
- Bye moze, ia jednakze ina
czej z%apatruje sic ma to, - wzru-
szy}a ramionami Bielczynska, -
zwlaszcza, re interes ten dotyczy
hrabiego Bogumi1a Kaminskiego.
M6wiia powell i uwaznie k}a
dac nacisk ia kazdym wymowio-
nym wyrazie.
Jednoczesnic wzrok jej, badaw-
czo wlepiony W Katarzyne ME-
rzyl wielkosc sprawionego tent
sloWy wrazenia.
! Szatanski usmicch ~przebiegl jej
twarz, gdy hrabina Rozinska
drgnela zywo i zawola}a.
- Co PAM wiesz o Kaminskim?
All! jak to mac zaraz pre-
mawiajace uczucie! - rozesmia--
la sic ~szyderczo Bielczynska,-co
WIEN O Kaminskim?.. mniej vie
cej wszystko.. to nawet~z re sic
znajduje tutaj.
- Wielki Bozc! - zawo1a1a
Katarzyna.
By1a pewna zeBielczynska przy
nosifa jej wiadomoSc il Kaminski
zosta} schWytanym w drodze i
sprowadzonym napowr6t do War
szawy.
: - Ha! jak PAM zbladfaS!.. jak
sic chwiejesz!.. jak sic zdradzasz
- m6wi}a Bielczynska dalej, -
myslisz zapewne o tenn jaka kara
czekac Gle moze "a ukrywanie MOI
dercy. No, to powiedziec moge..
Najmniejsza kara, jakiej mozesz
sic spodziewac, bedzie wygnanie
ia Syberye.
Katarzyna usmiechnela sic po-
gardliwie i rzek1a:
.- Bede umia1a .zniesc wszyst-
ko, co mnie spotkac moze z taxa
odwaga, z jaka znosi1am to, co
mnie spotka}o. Powiedz mi PAM
jednak, jakim sposobem Kamin--
ski wpad} W rece pogoni.
Marya Bielczynska zamilk}a ma
|chwile i s%pojrza}a ia Katarzyne
przenikajacym wzrokiem.
- Kt6z m6wi 0 tenn, re Kamin
ski wpad} w-rece pogoni? - RE
k}a n~areszcie, = dalam PAM do
zrozumienia, re wien, gdzie Bogu
mil sic znajduje i powiadam PAM,
re domagam sic natychmiastowe-
60 wydania go!
Go to ma znaczyc? zawo-
lala Katarzyna, - czy przyby{as
PAM tutaj pc to, ably zazadac ia
kiejs zap1aty "a milczenie? Jezeli
tax, powiedz Gene, moze bede W
moznosci ia uiscic. Powiadam Ego
ry, re jestem przygotowana ma
iwszelka ofiare.
- Ma wszelka ofiare? pow
t6rzy}a Bielczynska powolnie,
a gdyby ia ofiara mial bye samKa
minski?
Me rozumiem PAM.
Music vice movie wyrazniej
piekna hrabino, - odpoWiedziala
hrabianka Bielczynska, Bogu--
mil Kaminskii znajduje sic tn, "
tym domu, i zadam, zebys mi 60
pam wydala, DO inaczej zgnbitsz
jegoi siebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22
KaminskiegO til ME ma.

Kaminskiego tn ME ma, -
sodparla Katarzyna, ~ przysiegam
ma Wszystko, co mi jest sWietem.
Me Wierze tWej p~rzysiedze,
rhrabino Rozinska w. odrzekla "a
palona namietnosciak obieta, 90
IMAM ia twoje przebiegi, ale mnie
one ME WyWioda W pole. zadam
wydania hrabiego, albo nieszczes-
Gle czeka was oboje. Porusze Gala
policye, zrobia rewizye " palacu
j przyaresztuja was.
i Mic ME mazda - odparla
Katarzyna moge spokojnie O.
czekiwac rewizyi.
Wobec spokoju hrabiny Rozin-
skiej, hrabianka Marya ME mog1a
dluzej watpic, re Bogumilowi Ka-
minskiemu uda1o sic use z War
szawy.
To przypuszczenie, a raczej to
przesWiadczenie spraWia1o jej maj
wieksza przykrosc.
P~rzejmowa1a ia niepodobna do
opisania wscieklosc, re hrabia wy
mknal sic jej ma nowo.
Stracila przytomnosc, to jest "a
pomniala: Re sic znajduje W OBJ
Gym domu.
Przez chw;le zdaWafo sic, re
sic chyba rzuci ma hrabine Rozin
ska.
Przezwyci9zy1a sic jednakze i
rzek1a:
- A eaten uciek1.. No, powin
ma byiam spodziewac sic tego, re
|postarasz sic PAM usunac go ,jak
najspieszniej z miejsc, w kt6rych
W kazdej chwili grozifo mu ME
bezpieczenstwo, = m6wi1a dalej
}agodniejszym tonem, - dziekuje
ci zatem, PAM hrabino, zes sic tax
troskliwie zaje1a losem Kamins--
kiego. eJst Oh rzeczywiscie ME
winnym. Zbrodnia o kt6ra go os-
karzono, byla wymyslona przez
jego nieprzyjaci61.
- Czy tax, = odpar}a Katarzy
ma, - gdybys PAM pierwej pre-
mawiala w ten spos6b byloby ME
przysz1o do wielu n~ieszczesc. b.
gumif by1by tutaj i ME potrze--
bowa}by uciekac. Ami PAM W zwia
zku z Narazinem kt6rego MECH
Bog ukarze, uknu1as plan zgubie
MIA rodziny Kaminskich i zal twoj
jest juz teraz. zap6zny. Nieszcze-
seize juz sic sta}o.
- Gdziez jest Bogumil? = "a
pyta}a Bielczynska, - p%otrzebu-
je 0 tenn wiedziec.
+ - Me wien, = odrzek}a Kata-
rzyna, - ale gdybym nawet VIE
dzia1a, to bym PAM ME p%owiedzia
la, DO ME zasfugujesz bynajmniej
ma z%aufanie.
- Ha! obrazasz mnie hrabino,
= wybuchnela Bielczynska, -nie
cheese uznac moich zamiar6w i os
karzasz mnie 0 zbrodnie tax okro
pna, re drze IA sauna mysl o niej.
- Temu kto raz minaf z praw-
da, Mkt nastepnie ME wierzy, y
odpar1a Katarzyna z Gala powaga
- race mnie pozostawic .sama,
hrabianko.. obecnoSc PAM tutaj
ubliza temu domowi.
- Co PAM m6wisz? - syknela
Bielczynska.
Zbladfa nagle, a oczy jej b}ys-
nelly dziko.
- Co m6wie?- rzek1a stanow
czo Katarzyna, : wzywam pania
poprostu, azebys opuscila moi
dom. Wyjdz PAM ztad.
Odwr6cila sic z gestem najwyz-
szej pogardy cd Maryi i chciala
sauna wyjsc z pokoju.
Marya jednak ME dopuscila te-
go.
Wzburzona W najwyzszym sto-
pniu pochwycila ia "a ramie il
przytrzyma}a.
- St6j PAM! rzekla drza-
Gym g}osem, - obrazi}as mnie il
musisz mi dac satysfakcye!
- Bardzo chetnie, = odpar1a
Katarzyna,: = ME wien jednak,
w jaki spos6b uczynicbym to mo-
g1a. Moge tylko powt6rzyc to,
com powiedzia1a, a ME sadie, ze-
by to PAM moglo sprawic jakaI
przyjemnosc.
- Zobaczymy, - syknela Ma
-@.n- - - 49, Tl-~I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-22

ozu1a = ora fa+o1no
u,ah;ne Ro.;5ssLa Mo h
Go ~; civil
wstrzasne1a knhok j.; rz,,c;4a 10
- *
- p ia : 1vGi nochv1;4. s;o mad
.;n;ra1;a..Ia so.,hLo
szesna sc;e zawo1a1a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-13
WAsHllBE'U[1RlN JIG HE[O3'Nl,l'O|!lRl's'
IFS SOLDIER DEAD

Washburn, n. ID, August Wash
burn; and vicinity turned out4in large
numbers yesterday to pay tribute to
Joe Pfrkl, the first OF the soldiers
from Washburn to giveshis life IA tho
war wagIng- in trance. The, Method.
list church where the services were
held, was packed. 81
Preliminary to the exercises, the
home guard, in uniform, marched In q
body to the church, with the famous
Washburn band in the lead, playing a
dirge. After Judge George r. Gibson
pinned on the gold star, taps was
sounded inssthe tdissteInce by onesofgths
band. and 4 detatlsot the quart fired1a
salute.
Judge Gibson also made a short &C.
dress, in euoiogy Of Mr.. Pirkl.i Rev
elsie r. Burgum read a letter from
Earle d. jackson 81 st. Paul, fsecre.
tary OF the Central Power Company,
who spoke IN high terms of the char.
acter OF his former employee. ". r:
Sslagg OF Cohkliny -. veteran Of. the
Civil Wal, was the other speaker.
The platforms SAaa banked with g
largo number OF Sfloral tributes,
brought BY MfassPirkfs many frienas.
Music was furnished by a male quar-.
tet, consistiAg of i Henry Mo e'rEstA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-13
MCLEAN COUNTY
STACKER IN JAIL

FWashburn, N. D.. Aug. i3ytlNed 30.
hum, = Russian, % years Of age, de.
clarsd he would snever fight for sths
United States, with the result that
Sheriff Hendricks grabbed him for
evading military duty and shipped hin,
to the Stacker station ut Bismarck,
Il Will 60 back to Russia first and
fight with the Bolsheviki,D asserted
Bohum vigorously. The Mclean cotn-
ty authorities had quite q time to ge,
Bohum to sign the questionable and u
took ! great dealof persuasion TO get
him til come down and be physically
examined.
After this Bohum returned to his
farm3snear Dogden and It looked Is
looked as though he would linger
there indefinitely. The sheriff, how
evef cot onto the factathaU the young
Russian had, an interest III asthfeshi1e
outfit. Suret enough he appeared .
few days ago at Dogden, tozlook after
his interests. and then the sheriff
grSbhdd him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-13

Hot weather always starts thoaSss
Quick chemical changes which pro
sduca spoisona in meats, fish, tralts,
vegetables, milk and food products.
Such summer poisons - foods not,
only make wen stoinachS sict bnts DC
yelop with dangerous rapidly AZ,
sentative, sick Of ailing 5stomachs 'uad'
bowels: ,
These poisens not only generate
gases and fluids which cause that
s6loatsd, iuhndpyfeeling, heartburn souri
stomach, belching ,acidity, but endless !e.
other stomach and bowel miserieasA
sure, safe, quick acting relief has
been found which absorhs.spd men
tralizea these poisons. TOO much scid,
aId harmful eases. EATONICa Tab
lets. one ortWo taksnattef every meal,
viii keep your stomach sweet You You
viii have i good appetite toaeat What
Won ike. when you want It ana. q
~ - f:E!ttE ~ I'd tG9t.IlH 4.-@tu II Eo,r. uo1o'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-13
senate Committee
/, Votes Favorably on
Extension oil Draft

Washington, Aug l33s-Thes senate
military committee today voted To- sre.
port favorably at, once the admins
tration bill extending draft ages rom
118 10 As years, but with an amend:
ment, by Senator Reed, of. Missouri, Ito
have the government provide two
years, education free for all bays uin.
der 81 yeards old, ito be given after
the war.
Senator Chamberlain announced the
bill would be reported Thursday, and
that II q quorum jis present ID ~
Spouse to request for senators to re,
turn at onceys3the unanimous consdnt
agreement, under which I the senate!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-13
Food Demonstrations
AtAfissDuFisSlOpe Fair

THE government believes that food
will win the " and Is using every
agency 10 ipcressa Npfoductf0n and
conservation 4. Agricultural fairs are
recognized s onesof thes'gteatest 9agen.
ctsss aud thssgoternnentsts nrgingltha
they be kept going They.afe also
hXlping to- make the tAirsedacational
BY DEMONSTRATION OF spssG0ds to In
crease production md Conservation. /
Several these W 06strattonsWil
be given at the Misao4rtssSlope fairlaa
Mandan, September a4s ~ Ind y. III:
cludihgaa demonstration on Geatnl grad
Ing ny the bureau of harkete, demon;
STATIONS on the food vaile t0f cottage
cheese, on canning AND drying ofssthe
common garden by thesEx'
tension department Of the4NOrthfSn Ia
kota Agricultural college and a9edenl'
on stratiOnt on wheat rust and other
injufiouk weeds, with speottnens 0l
b e.bafberfy bush. There will also be
an exhibit Of the work OF the boys
and girls clubs Of THE Slope: This
work Ii well organixzsdland WAS one ~
the.features ~ the stste fair ~ Far
go. These demonstrations alone are
worth attending the fair 70 see EDul
they are only; ssa sllai .parss q stne
wOrk>that the missouri. Slope1lalr e
doing to- help out the yfoDd Question,
The entire premium Hist has been sre''
vised II accordance with the sugges'
tions made by the various government
agencies,,Iss 80 that non-essentials are
eliminated and only essentials includ.
edsin the premiums offered. These .
3 special list for Red Cross work, ana
q banner will be offered 10 the hed
Cross branch making the best exliplt,
in addition to the premiums paid An
auction sale will pc held on tne ias.
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FRENCH MAKE IMPORTANT
GAINS SOUTH OF LlASIGsNYY;;
GERMANS RETIRE AEONG OSE
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Bet FEisnes, the Germans repeatedly rrakedsthe american positions sid1l'
with machine gun fire. ###.s I
IA big counter attack in that sector, but that would n~ecesstate
bringing pp divisions which are badly needed t the British front
On the other hand, the Germans are now in such positions
along hes south bank. Of the Azisne that they can take more. time
for the retreat over that river
The Germans are fighting hard for time, but observers con
tinues 70 report Indications that their plans still include a$ retire
exert pressure. R1a f1@ 4 @.& s.|ga
MAKE HEAVY ATTACK @s .
Panss,,lAug; 1S&-The Allied forces il, Pticardyy made 9 heavy
ATTACK along the entire front from CLEANLINESS southwark in an
effort to break the resistance Of the enemy.
They are making progress. o9lthes Oise. There is every indi;
that Roye will come under4ther fire:
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MAKE HEAVY i 4

.Adolph Wacker, Leslie Burgum ana.
John Bibeiheimer, and a mixed quar-
tor, consisting Of Miss, 10 Indeseth,
Mrs. j. Starbuck, Henry Morgan and
John Ribelheimers Mi. Morgan sans
Yes, Let Ne Like q Soldier Fall
The band played the national anthem:
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HUN LEADERS, CONFESS
PROSPECT IS Gl0oMY
E1ranco-American Offensive, Allied llnntiearryssInsttiooan
IN Russia and Economic Conditions Civ Cen,
trar Empire Fears for Result ~ M War
BY HEROLD EDWIN BECHTOL,
Manager Of the Newspaper Enntesnrriisssl

London, MISUNDERSTANDING IS scared white -sN4ss
'front.' s over Sf shs thousands aass si ' e. R ssss la 's rssaisl ss's ssss q. aas s IS;
over the hundreds 81 thousands Of Americans waiting Is SET into
D This hissinfornstio rp comes from 81 al lie source III n whose 81 business
is + know conditions in the enemy countries. u,
moment moment ! Austria ian may bow up e'S sic knows rsas s what is know and /
conceded ia official allied sources-that the Austrian economic &c.
ssaya and d tie hs'i people IL are Il bolasr s'' - 8 q 'pf'''t Z -
She's frightened about Russia, Allied yarshes and Amer
hands on the hundreds Of thousands ofstons q, military STORES 81
|Archanesl. there ere since Get, the revolution Is lutte IS she cant .t tskss. SIS STEP toward
south; and for all she knows they may be going III swoop south
vest front, ana armed intervention By japan AID the allies il
Bombing Raids Scare People. ..--/
She's scared aoversthe bombing raidsAthe allies now make al
most at Wlnover her munihon centers and fortified towns along
q az th s1l people Grow grow more : and and more * $ f%'issssn ssdi' 4 80 ) ! -
She is frighte1ed1oyer the fiat failure ofSthe peace feelers she
'ppected her continued blows, At tie vest front this summer would
put the allied powers in q receptive MOOD. III.
against sas bss 5 t%s'set tsst th sy Gsb ess r ts'isif E f ssrils sss9s''Pss tie q
Europe, q tbs ~ Yankees 1lssas are ass coming h9nG 9vsE- h sssa 1s ct II, : each asa
she IS scared over her after.war prospects, being constantly
nations, after the war is hopeless without q thorough, sincere
,,sible fruits ST tie Kaisers extravaganza promises il the spring, Of
victory this time And Vosss Gozette in aninspired! article says
.Sfess I'll liz Gazette adds: VA new method Of attack Ii has been
evolved, which consists in calling q hall. directly resistancesi is too
Spirit Shelves Brute Force
4:TaIn an "al-is-hep# editorial. confessings real anxiety over the
Russian situation, the Hamburg Nachrichtenf pessinisticaly sum
Fmarizes THE danger grows from without and within.
many by these naivelremarks The firstly " years 81 the war
our troops ia the field received extra food from their relations at
play an Important part inanourisling theshohe population N n y
Brute force" might IS right""--has always beenthe German
Erich Won Salemann, German military critic, trying to cheer up
the people as follows --3 oT
only be descrbedas one Of the greatest anxiety. sWecer-
tainy do not underestimate the additional strength that
the entente has derived from American contribution in
human material. But in the great game that 81 TO be +
played outsin the coming months spirit will oppose brute
force. This truth comforts US"
Allied officers whose duty it is to Gull over the enemy. press
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wEATHERREPoRT

aFOrI atwenty.f6ur hours sndlnE7ss
noon Aug. 10.
Temperature at q, m. -. 81
Temperature ut noon !. /. .....s,... y
Highest yesterday z
Lowest yesterday .... Io
Lowest last night ...... -
,~1racinitatf0n None
Hi9hest wind velocity ....5NW
For North, Dakota: Fair tonight and
"wednesday; warmer wednesday, and
west portion tonight.
~ 80 .9g I.nWes