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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12
PETOEFI o RAKOUSKU.

Mad'afi milujf ze vsech bas-
nikd svych nejvice vasnivSho
hlasatele nenavisti a pomsty
vdci Austrii, Alexandra Petoe-
fiho, basnfka dust, myslfsi zivo-
tenn ktery svoje basnicke dilo v
pravde prozival q "a myslenky
v mem vyslovene, i zivot polozil.
Padl v boji mad'arske revoluce
proti Rakousku v roce 1848. Pc
toefi byl pdvodem ryzi Slovak,
rodice jeho byl slovensti a mat
ka jeho nikdy Sc nenaucila ma
d'arsky vdbec. Jeho rodne slo-
venske prijmeni bylo Petrovic.
Jednu z jeho mohutnych, ne
Eavisti pohrdani plnych Waste
neckych basni proti Habsbur-
kim prinasjme v prekladu:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

Cesky Cleveland stOJl ma
prahu duleziteho sjezdu - sic
zdu SokolskehO, ku kteremu
Sc dostavi zitfejsiho dine Ia
stupci re vsech casti Soustati.
V dneSni dob6, dobe tax va
zne, ktera mela a prinesla tax
dalekOsahle zmeny do naseho
zivOta, nezGstala bez vlivu ma
naSe tri Sokolske Jednoty. -
To, co kdysi povazoyano bylo
Ia neuskutecnitelne, vchazi
dnes v reelnost. A tax Sc stalo,
re RUNE tri nase organisace
narodni sejdOu Sc zde meste
nasem ku spolecne praci. Spo
jeni toto pfinesla pouze dnes-
nj zodpovedna doba, ktera ma
naSe Sokolske JednOty kladla
zavazky, kterym vice meme
kazda samOstatne nemohla do
stati. A tax Sc stale, re nam
vsem tax draha hesla Fuegne
ra a TyrSe uvedena byla plat
most tam, kde kdysi panoval
svar a bujela stranicka nena-
visit.
Ma sjezdu zdejsim poda 81
ruce mas "Cerveny" "Modry'
a "Delnic KY" Sokol ku dalsi
praci. Jest 81 pratt, by zalezi-
tost ia sloncila tax, jak toho
dnesni vazne pomery vyzadu-
il - plnym a trvalym smi-
rem. Cesty mohou byti RUNE,
jen kdyz Gil jest stejny. A v
dobe nynejsi stoji Sokolstvo
pied ci!em svynl, cilem. KITE
~ ru byl urcen jeho zaklada
tell Fuegnerem 9 Tyrsem. Oba
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

v mesici listOpadu tOhotO roku
" nadeji, re nebude jedinehO
ceskeho muze, re nebude jedi
ne ceske zeny v. teto zemi, kte-
ri by nepolozili v ten den svoji
narodni dan ia Osv0bOzeni lidu
svehO.
v Den Narodni Dane, jez bu
de sbirana ma Den DikIvzdani
PO VSECH CESKYCH OSA-
DACH V AMERICE, pfijdou
10 vasich domova, do vasich ia
rem zastupci Bohemian Natio-
nal Alliance. Nebude jedineho
z vas, kdy by byl zapomenut.
Pfijdou apelovati ma vase ces-
jtvi, ma vase srdce, ma vasi od-
danost k veci svobody, ma vasi
obetavost. Pfijmete je jako do
bri lide. Vzdyt' pfijdou We jme
nu trpicfho naroda, We jmenu
jeho lepsi budoucnosti!
Nechat' neni jedineho ceske-
no cloveka v teto zemi, ktery
by Sc tax zapom6l mad sebOu a
Svym narOdem a Odepfel svOu
pomOc.
Byla by to t3zka hanba jeho
jmena. A proto ii ,kdoz jsou "a
mozni, at DAFT dar primefeny
syemu jmeni a sve oddanosti k
nasi vaci, kdoz jsou nezamozni
ob6tujtez jeden dollar Narodni
Dane v tento den.
Million ceskych lidi We Spoj.
Statech v Kanads m6lo by Q
bstovati million dollari sve via
sti!
NaSi donna trpl a DOJuJl StfaS
ny zapas proti hladu. q nasili.
Nasi hosi ma ruskych bojistich
umiraji "a svobodu sve vlaasti.
Ma itolskyeh bojistieh prolita
byla pro nj draha ceska krev
We Francii stoji armada nasich
bratrl pripravena umirat "a
svobodu!
CO Wy. UcINlTE, BRATRI
A SESTRY?.
'Po 6tyfi leta initial Sc mas
prapor v tezkych bourich, v pc
chybach nadejich. Dnes slav
nymi prohlasenimi vlad: Fran
Gle, Italie, Britanie a nyni no
We vlasti nasi,, Ameriky, posta
veni jsme byli do rad svobod-
nych nArodn. Pc staletem poni
zeni q hanbe zavlal opst cerve
nobiiy prapor mezi vlajkami
Isvobodnych statd. Prisel mas
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

,sfte Sc ke svemu praporu ma
n6jz napfseme tato sloya: GER
kA ZEME POHLTf TOHo,
KDO oDSTOUPf ZRADNE!
Ne, z mas nikdo neodstoupf
Yern& svemu narodu vykona ce
ska Amerika dilo sveho slavne
no osudoveho poslani, by o tom
to dnu a brdostf mohlo byt re-
ceno: DEN NARODNi DANE
BYL DNEM cTI cESKEHO Ii
DU v AMERIcEl
cecfnve! Muzi j zeny! Ko-
nejte svou povinnost. Jde o Va
81 cest, jde o svobOdA vaseho ma
! Iodsl Pfineste ne dar, ale ob6t
ma jeho Olt&f! ~
| VYBOR NARODNI DANE P
VYBOR NARODNf DANE
PRO AMERIKU:
Ia Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
DR.. j. P. Pecival, FIR. Layer, A
Stolfova, j. cerny, F. Kubec
Volta Benes.
Ia Narodni Syaz Ces. Kat0l.
Rev. F. w. Jedlicka, j. Straka
N. Novotna, X. Rndous, j. F. M
votny a J. J. Janda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12
Sok0lskg sized.

ZitTes nedele hosti bude opetn4 Cleveland SVEN
sedu Sized spoenych sokoskych edno jehoz havnm pro
jest udati Gil spoecnym pracfm Ceskoamerick6 So
kolske Ob Jest to sokoska konference uskucnena
dlouho zelenem semknu vsech telocvicnych edno
ednou organised. Nen treba zminovat akym dGez-
tym cnelem salo zrzenf sokoske z drive dobe mru
pokoje neni teba ami poukazova svetodenou cnnost
nas cekosovenske arnady ez ustanoven prodchnuto e
duchem nesmrtenych zakladete ceskeho hosovanskeho
Sokosva, nrodnch nasich odernich bohatyr Fuegnera
TyrSe
Bratry Sokoly vitame v nasem meste nejsrdecnej
uprmnym pfanm ably spesna ech prace korunovana bya
zdarnym vysledkem sednoceni jedinou mohutnou
Ceskoamerckou Obec Sokoskou naso ozvenu ce-
lem naSem narOdnm ziti. Ma zdar!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

o4HAcOH1 VlaJCe jest OpTaV-
men kazdy, at narozeny We ,spo
ljenych Statech, nebo mino ne,
kdyz Sc postavil do sluzby We
,,vojste nebo namornictyu. Wy
stayiti tuto vlajku jest Uelikou
Ictf. Ia penfze nelze tuto poctu
nabyti Siuzebni vlajka platf
stejne pro bohateho jake pro
;chudeho.
Hlavni zasadou sluzebni vlaj
ky jest modra hvezda "a kaz-
dou osobu 2 pffbytku rodins. ).
dilny, spo.ku. atd., ssojicf v fa-'
dach americas armady, nebo
namofnictSa. Mlze to byt muz,
nebo zena - muz jako vojak,
nebo n6mofnik, zena jake ose-
trovat,lka, anebo oni i ona mo
hou byti zamestn6ni pri' kance-
larske a pod. praci pro am.ri-
ckou brannoua moe v zalaoii.
Nelson tedy k sluzebni vlajce
opravneni jen ii kdoz skutecne
ipro vlast v zamori' oojuji, ny.
brz j tt, kdoz bojovnik1m pod
armadnf spravou v boji poma-
hajf.
Stribrna hvezda ma sluzebni
Ivlajce znamena, ze muz, nebo
zena, k nj opravnsni utrp9li
zraneni, nebo plynovou otravu.
Zlata hyezda znamena pax, ze
k nj opravnena osoba polczila
svIj zivot ma oltar vlasti. Stffbr
ne hvezdy smi byti pouzivano
vsak ien v tom pffpade. kdyz
Sc osobe, zransnf utrpevsi, do
stale dovoleni k noseni paskii
ma rukavci dosvedcujicich IRA
neni.
| K modre hvezde jsou opray-
reni vsichni ddstoj1icl i muzi
pravidelne armady, pravidelni
armadni zalohy, ddstojnickeho
zalozniho sboru, narodni NIL
ce, namorni pechoty, namofni.
ctva. pobfezni straze, namofni
lnilice, namofni zalohy, namni
fniho dobrovoln6ho sboru, str:s-
zs Spojenych Statd q clsnkync
osetfovatelskych sbord. Rov.
n6z' jsou k tomu opravn6ni vsi-
chni dfednfci verejne zdravot-
nj sluzby JIM zriZenci, pfevza
tt do vojenske siuzby die presi-
dentova, nafiz eni, do sluzby pfi
|vojste a 'f1amofnictvu a vsichnl
kancelafsti zfizenci i obcanstl
klerkove a zfizenci, konajicl
Isluzbu pri branne moci v zamo
ri. Modre hvezdy plati take
pro muze, cviSene v dIstojnic.
kych taborech armady i namoi
nictva i muze, We sluzbach Sp,
: jencI pred nasim vstupem dc
valky.
j st s-ce mnoho jinych osob
k,najicich dobrou sluzbu pr.
vojenskou nasi yec. ale prays
ma modrou hvezdu mali jef
prfslusnici naznacenych tril
: To znamena, re nesmi byti po,
zivano modrych hv6zd "a Eic
. ny mistnich, nebo distriktnicl
: odvodnich kcmisi, nebo pris.u:
milky Ceryeneho Krize, n.b;
!, Sdruzeni Krestanskych Mladi
: XII, ,Rytira Kolumbovych nebs
E zidoyskych Dobrocinnych Sbo
] ri nebo cleny urednich valeG'
, |nych komisi, pomocnych sdru'
zenf atd., at v zamori nebo zde
: jsouci.
i J2-li umistena sluzebni vlaj
! ka ma pribytku, mlze ma nj by.
: I'll naznacen manzel, SYN, otec
: rebo bfatr. kazdy jsdnou hive
zdou a j yzdalenejsi pribuzny
: predpokladajic vsak ze dob;
. sveho odchodu tam bydie,. Hvt
: zdy "a cleny smi byti umistea,
: IA sluzebRich vlajkach spolki
Vlajky obchodnich 4 prImyslc'
-tvych zavodI smi miti po jedn%
i Ihv6zd6 20 koxd6ho d6}niko c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12
Ma osavu prohlieni Wildly spoenjeh sktd
samostatnost.
Ceskemu lidu We Sp. Statech ! v Kanads


NAoana
Cesksch kaofks) Ameriee
Narodni Dan eeskeho du Spojsnyeh Stitech KanadS
den DikivxdSu6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12
AUSTRIA:

TAX, jako spustnul kdys Jerusa
lem
i ty spustnes Austrie bidna! I
A jak bezenci Jeruzalemsti
| tvoji budou cisafi uprchliky,
stvanymi uprchliky.
Pfipravte Sc jiz,
Wy naduti polobozi,
hodina bije a yam treba prchat
aby vas nepohrbily
pada5feiiio. .tt0mf trosils
Vzdyt' pod mimi zhynout vam
nelze,
vam jeste dlouhO jest ziti
20 tomto padu - .
v bide psote bez konce!
nadarmo myjete ruce,
lstivi Wy Pilati Pontsti!
Snad mlzete osalit lidi,
Buh yidf vsak dobre a zna vas,
/ neni vam niilosti zadne.
CT zasluhujete snad vskutku
milosti aspon tOlik,
aby Sc vlasek jeden jen hnul?
Nikdy a nijak! - vzdyt' vase
ffse
Golgotou svobody je a vzdy
byla!
PravO jste narodum wall
pOkradli vSechny jich skvOsty
w lOtri, Sarlatem odeni,
zlodeji korunovani!
Ceho jste nakradli hojne,
sebou vsak nevezmete!
Polonahymi
vlastni vas vyzenou poddani.
az jednou povstanou,
jak ohnivym mecem kdys andel
Adama j S Evou vyhnal z raje.
Zebrotou pujdete potom,
jak zebrotou chodily milliony
po staleti!
Zebrati budete, ale
almuzny nedostapete, F.,
nebot' ku komu prijdete, kazdy
byl ob6ti podlosti vasi,
poplije vas a odpokne cd sebe
dale,
$ hnusem Sc odvrati cd vas.
A hladem az zhynete bidne,
ia mrchy vase havranu hejna
sc sleti,
ncb nebude clov6ka pro linus,
;enz odvazil by sc vas pohrbit:
Havrani streya pax budou
vam jedinou rakvi hrobem,
a dnnrtnim rouchem vam bude
prokleti narodd.
Dnes b;je Sc narod Petoefiho.
Mad 'ari, "a tyto jim tax neuAvi
dene Habsburky neizurivGii,
protoze 81 prisvoiili dokonale lie
'ich hrichy. nas;li a podlcsti. A
Petoefi n1ohl bv dnes basen svc
j dobre pfei1tlennvati na "Au
str -Hungaria."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

kdy zadny nemel....
Odstoupy kral Ferdinand ivan byl bakanskym sakem
podobne jako selma, po spraskani zaezl nemecky
brloh anz by e bulharsky lid zdrzova neb toval jeho
odchodu.
Madafi chit zalozt republku spojeni Cechoslova
KY Poaky Jhosovany enze jsou to bohuzel jen Madar
New Yorku ~ Maari by podobn proroc divine byli uv
tan Celia neWyorska akce ida by kamufa aby Uhf
vycdili Spojenych Statu "kku".
Vcera, dne H. rna byo prav6 494 let, kdy pred
Pbyavou naposedy vydecKl velky vdce Tabord Jan lii
ka Trocnova Kacha nepfemozielny cesky hrdina Ia
sest let bohda vzpomina budeme p1scee pamatky jehO
smrti svobodne Praze jez bya svedkem eho prvnho
rumanho vitezstvi mad bezpocetnym vsech koutG
mecke rise Uher sehnanymi zodaky vekopamanem Wit
kove.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
PROPOSE PAN
AMERICAN PACT


WASHINGTON June Il. - Pan
Americanism-a pact of all the Amer
leans for protection purposes, is
advocated BY the president This de
veloped today with the authorized pub
lication of President Wilson's recent
address 10 a group of Mexican editors
visiting here.
Declaring the Monroe doctrine 10 be
a case of telling Central America we
are going to be a big brother to you
whether you want us to or not" the
president said the policy contained
nothing that protects Mexico from "ag-
gression by us" As a result the pres
ident declared he had observed some
sister republics 20 the south were un-
easy unless our self-appointed protec-
tion might be for our own benefit and
our own interests and not for the in
terests of our neighbors"
The president then revealed that he
had proposed TO the countries n com.
mon guarantee that all OF US viii sign
a declaration of political independence
and territorial integrity"
Such an arran cement he said. would
have To be the foundation of the future
life Of the nations Of the world Peace
can come only by trust If Won can
once get a situation OF trust thenyou
have got a situation of permanent
peace"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
TWO U-BOATS
SUNKEN BY
BRITISH LINER
TBT UNITED PRESS. J

AN ATLANTIC PORT. June IL
Three submarines were attacked and
two probably sunk in European waters
by a British liner and its convoy en-
route to this port, according to reports
made when the vessel arrived today.
The steamer with 176 passengers sunk
the first U-boat the first night out. June
l with a depth bomb. the captain said
The next morning a sub disguised as
hshing boat approached close to the
liner The liners attempt 10 ram the
pilot Graf was unsuccessful but when
the ship drew away gunners opened fire
from the stern striking the coming tow
or The U-boat disappeared immediate
w. Two hours later. it was stated, a
conveying destroyer signalled, "Subma-
rines in sight" and racing away from
the steamship dropped several depth
charges overheard.
il was inferred that another J-boat
had been destroyed. The ship was met
by a hydroplane and escorted to port
It was also reported that the wireless
operator picked UP an S. o. S. call from
al outgoing steamer which stated she
~as being attacked by a submarine.
I-lis could not be verified.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
HAYWOOD
SALE BIC
SUCCESS
Forty Tracts Are Disposed
of in Splendid Hammond
Residential Subdivision;
Many Building Projects
Announced.

The haywood lot sale which ere
ated a sir in real estate circles dur
ing the past week resulted in the sale of
20 lots only today was it possible
for the sales agents TO clean up the
loose ends and determine just what the
results were.
There were many surprises. even for
the sales agents themselves. For in
stance every business lot in the two
blocks between Highland street and
Merrill avenue. were sold out and sew
eral business corners north of the
park on Columbia avenue were sold
The present indications are that
there will not be a business lot left in
the haywood addition in two months.
The fact that all but 40 of the 3S5 lots
in the subdivision are restricted to res
idential purposes makes the business
property very desirable.
All one side of one block of resident
ial lots was sold out. Scattering lots
we're sold all over the subdivision. An
other popular thing with the public was
The frontage IN Maywod park.
The subdivision Is so large that al no
time were there any large crowds con
egating on one spot but it is estmat-
ed that Sunday afternoon there were
between $500 and 5000 people who Wis
tied the property at one time or an
other.
The builders who are putting up
houses on the property had many in
quiries from prospective purchasers and
at least one house was sold on Sunday
afternoon.
One Of the principal corners in the
subdivision was picked UP by a we'll
known Hammond automobile dealer who
announces ihe immediate commence
ment of work on a business block y
dozen other building projects were an
nounced during the day.
In fact it is the large number or
building projects that developed out or
the sale that promises most for ..Ie sub
division The investing buyers were
many; the speculative buyers few
Considering the fact that up TO the
present time there has been no mar
ket for vacant real estate in Hammond
the big sale was a great success. 1t is
expected that subsequent sales to pros
poets whose names were secured on The
ground VIII clean up scores of lots.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
GERMANS NEAR
THE OISE RIVER

PARIS, June 11.-German forces
last night penetrated to within one
mile of the Disc river at Ribecourt. /.
the French war office announced
today.
The enemy reached the Aronde
river, representing an advance Of
more than seven miles, but were
hurled back at this point. The
French held the Germans Oh the
west wing and retook the town Of
Merry.
The French resistance prevented the
Germans from taking lie Ployren and
coureellcs.
\ heavy German attack succeeded in
reaching the Aronde river but was driv-
On back. French positions were re-es-
tabhshed south of St. Maur and Nandeli-
court
During violent fighting the Germans
reached Antoval The French with
drew to a line west and southwest Of
Ribecourt
The German rush continued yesterday
and last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
TO RED CROSS
WORKERS

All Young women who are expecting
to enlist IN the Nursing Service. are
requested TO send their names to the
Secretary of the Hammond Chapter
American Red Cross together with the
name Of the Hospital Training School
which they expect to enter. in order
that the full records of Hammond 5 en-
lstment in the Nursing Service may be
kept at the Red Cross Headquarters
Seven OF the flower Of Hammond 5
young women are registered already
for this most patriotic service Nurs-
ing is the only service open to the
women which compares with the army
service for men. The same sacrifices
which army service requires Of the
men. Nursing Service requires Of the
women 1t is the unreserved and un-
qualified giving OF selc to the country
n her dark hour of need
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
HAMMOND ASKED
FOR TEN Y. N. C.. A. MEN
Men Are Wanted for Over
seas Service With the
Boys Over There.

Hammond Is asked to make a donation
of man power for service abroad in an
other way. The 7. NJ. g \ wants war
work secretaries over seas and Ham
mond's quota is ten men. They must be
over draft age and under so. If n man
or either Of hts parents was born in
the territory Of the Central powers, he
is disqualified. The employment is not
10 be q source of profit to anyone but
very fair financial arrangements Will be
provided Here is an opportunity for
good men. too old for active service. to
render invaluable service to the country.
In the absence Of Secretary LAYERS of
the Gibson y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. II. II. Gage
of the Indiana Harbor Belt auditors Of
flee at Gibson viii give further informa-
tion TO anyone interested. His business
phone is Hammond l95 and he lives at
56s Sibley street Hammond, phone 34S7.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
GERMANS
PILE MEN
IN THE CAP
Hun Reserves Fed Into Slaughter
But French are F0TWaTmad
and Success Is Small
War Review

The new German drive between
1Toyoa and Goutdidier which ts de-
VeIoping the most savage and san
culinary fighting Of the war is now
regarded as E1ndezburg's supreme
effort 20 split the aInes' armies.
reach Paris and force 4 decision oa
the wes+ front before Americas full
strength IS thrown into France.
Moro than a quarter of a million
Germans had been thrown into +ba
attack on this comparatively narrow
front up to midnight and reserves
were being fed in constantly. The
French forewarned were in better
position to oppose this drive than
any previous phase of the offensive.
BY constant counter attack aad
heavy artillery the French had in
nicted appalling losses on the ad-
vanctng Germans. Today's French
conlmunique showed a resu1nutioa
Of the eneny's progress particularly
on the east wing and the center. On
tho west the French recaptured the
village of Merry.
The greatest German advance
since the position last reported bv
the Trench was from Carnectan-
court, five miles southwest Of Noyon
to mile wes- of Rideccurt and the
same distance from the Oise, dis
tance of three miles. Practically
The same progress was made at
some points in the center, notably
from Marqueline to tho Aronde river
but the Trench drove the enemy
back some distance north of the
Aronde. The principle immediate OBJ
jeotives in this drive are Ridecourt
and Estrees, St. Denis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
DRIVE HINDENBURG'S SUPREME e
AAAAA AAAAA @~AAN ARA~n AAAAm
WOLF RIVER QUICKLY SNUFFS OUT LIFE OF AUTOIST
WE THANK YOU!
American Alliance.
Hammond, Ind, June IL.

I4dLlluOIlO, 4IC.t June 1 4.
Editor Times:
At the last meeting of the
American Alliance I was in
structed by a unanimous vote to
write you, to in some measure at
least express that organizations
appreciation of the service rend-
cred it through the columns of
your estimable paper. The
American Alliance enrolls a
membership Of about eight thou
sand people, which we attribute
largely to the publicity given it
through your paper. From its
very inception. your columns
have always been open to US,
and I cannot refrain from be-
lieving that if all papers
throughout the country were as
sincere and enthusiastic in the
cause of America as The Times
Newspapers we would now be
much nearer final victory in this
great war. And we herewith
wish to extend to you our hearty
thanks and appreciation.
Respectfully,
AMERICAN ALLIANCE.
Per D. E. Boone. President.
Chas. R. Dyer. Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
RAIN DETERS U. s.
ATTACK LAST NIGHT

ICNIrED PRESS CARLEGRAM1
WITH THE RICANS
WEST OF MONTDIDIER, Tune
1.-THE Americans are ready for
any new drive the Germans might
undertake. With alternate lulls our
artillery heavily gassed the Ger
mans in the region of Cantigny
yesterday.
Heavy firing heard from the the
Montdidier region keeps the Amer
leans here on the alert for a Hun
attack to include this sector. Rain
has rendered this region cold and
wet. Despite this American pa
trolls are active and prisoners are
brought in daily.
Sergeant Burns Of the signal corps re-
turned from a tour to the enemy's
trenches having shot every German he
met on the trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
HUGE FLOUR
RESERVES STORED

WASHINGTON June II. - Emorg-
cncy reserves Of flour totalling 100000
barrels arc pilod up in twenty cities
throughout the United States for use
in case of bread famine. it was learned
a the food administration today. These
stores. equivalent of 2.250.000 bushels
have been held by the food administra-
tian at great industrial centers since
early last winter. With the present
flour and wheat stocks practically ex-
hausted it is possible that these re-
serves VIII have 10 be drawn uron-
They constitute two weeks supply
for the centers where they are stored
They include Detroit. Chicago and In
dianapolis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11

The firm name Of Boiling Haehnel
Auto Sales Company was today changed
10 Boiling Auto Sales by a transaction
in which, Edward J. Boiling bought out
Fred Haehnel. his partner. who is go
ing to war
Before entering business for himself
Mr.. Bohlirg was manager for f. \
Bunnel and very successful He is
one Of the oldest automobile anen of
the city. having entered the business
years ago but he is still a young man
in age and full OF hustle This com
bined with his knowledge of business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11

and good Judgment is largely responsi-
bic for the fact that since thinking over
the Dodge. Hudson. Chevrolet and Oak
land agencies the force has increased
from four to fourteen employees and
the business has been tripled.
The Boiling Auto Sales is located in
one OF the finest quarters for the pur-
pose in Northern Indiana. The building
at Holman and Douglas streets has
a sixty-foot frontage and extends back
$50 feet. r large line Of cars is car
ried and the excellent service given is
known all over the region
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
13O IN DAYS
CASUALTY LIST

TEY INTTED IEEss-I
WASHINGTON June 11.-One hum
dred and thirty casualties were report
ed 10 the war department TODAY di-
vided as follows:
Killed in action. 2s. deaf Of wound :.
3, dead from disease. :. dead from ac-
cidents and other dauses. 8; wounded
severely. IS; wounded degree unde-
termined. 43.
Indiana casualties. Dead from in
juries received in action. Bernard
Hurst. Oldenburg. and killed in action
Paul F Cross. Shelbyville: wounded
severely. Cor. Wilbur Cagsett. Sulli-
van; Phillips Peterson. Hammond