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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-31
RIDE TO SHOW CAUSE Why SAL OF
REAL ESTATE SHOULD not
BE MADE
state Of South Dakota.
County OF Bookings,

State Of South Dakota,
County OF Bookings, ss.
In County Court
In the Matter OF the Estate Of John Ertck-
son. Deceased.
1t appearing to this Court by the petition
this day presented ana fled by F. +. Young
Erickson, deceased, that Il Is necessary for
the best interests and benefits Of said estate
and those interested therein to sell thu
whole or some portion Of the real estate of
said decedent in order to pay his debts and
the expenses and charges OF administration
IT Is ORDERED that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before this Cour'
on Monday. February II, 1915, at the hour
Of ten o'clock a. m. Of that day, at the ofiic'
Of the County Judge at the Court House II
the City Of Bookings and state OF Soutt
Dakota. to show cause why an order should
not be granted said administrator to sci
SO much Of said real estate as shall be fol
the advantage and best interest of said es'
tate and those Interested therein.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that 6
copy Of this order be published for -four
successive weeks prior to the llth day OF
February. 1918, in The Brookings Register
a newspaper printed and published in this
County.
Dated January 18th, 1918.
Bv the Court. Geo. p. Hall,
Attest: Judge.
John a. Lunden,
(Seal) Clerk.
Han. Alexander & Purdy.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Bookings, South Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-31
TIME TABLE
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN r

q NON H-W t.S E Mn r. r.
PASSENGERS GOING WEST
Arrives. ,........ 6:0S a. m.
ieaNcs. ......... o'lS u. IN.
No. oO3-leaves. ........... 1905 p. m.
FREIGHT GOING WEST
No. l5-MiNed-Leayes $40 n m.
PASSENGER GOING EAST
~ . ......... VA II. III
No 3l6-Leaves. ......... 1850 p. III.
FREIGHT GOING EAST
No. 1i-MlNed-Leayes. I:I5 ID. m.
GOING NORTH
No. 2t-MiXed-Leaves. s:I5 a. m.
No. lI-Passenger-Leayes 49,. 6:IO a. m.
FROM NORTH
No. lo-Passenger-Arrives -. .10:35 y. m.
No. 22-Mixed-Arrives. 4:45 ID. m
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-31
Classified Want Ads


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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-31
AN OLD JINGLE REVISED

Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Sugar Is sweet,
But none in view. Elk
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
NOW UP TO HALE HOLDEN
liclI-r Terminal Removal Taken to
the National Capital

Hale Holden. regional director Of
railroads with headquarters az Chica-
60. Is 90 hear the protests of citizens
at Helper against moving the Denver
rnd lilo Grandc railroad division from
that town Co Soldier summit y. A..
King Ut the firm OF King. Iiraffet n
schuldrr az Salt Lake city. has been
back at Washington. u. g.. FOR more
than month and took the matter up
with Director General uf Railroads
NcAdo" ana others says Attorney
King:
y was able through Senator King
q" secure hearing in the matter.
witch was finally referred e. Hale
Holden. representative In the West for
M" government In railroad affairs.
This action gives the people ~ Hell
per the right 90 present their Ericv-
an,'s and objections g. tn, proposed
change. what further action will be
taken by people there u up a. them
selves. our firm u representing them
In legal capacity and u ready o. 90
further " they sny 80"
Major King returns Ia Utah with
good news a. a. the establishment In
this state 1T u great steel industry.
Chairman Hurley IT the shipbuiidins
board has heroine interested IN the
matter after representations present
I'D hy senator King. The government
must MAX, steel closer o. the Pacific
Coast Utah has the iron ana rual IN
such quantity and quality ne has ma
other section West senator King has
nisu supplied charley Syhwah. IN
chatTc Of shiphuilding operations fot
the government. with much data aud
expects something good f"r thu state
tn come from his oXcttionH.
Major King adds that the Pleasant
Valley r'actNior project u meeting
with much favor In IN" department
|Vhsr" u has hr'n prrH"utod. senator
King undoubtedly viii soon get favor
able action on this
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT FULTON
Carbon County ,dmirrrs 81 Zion
Puetn-t Knew u All the Timc.

Carbon county ndmircrs ~ the
Utah man arr now saying y told sou
80" Iark Dempsey 81 Salt Lake city
last Saturday evening nt Newark. y.
J.. knocked out Fred FULTON. claim
ont 60 th, heavyweight championship
titlr. with o. right hook a. the Jaw in
AZ. trst round Fulton didn't land
enc blow. Dempsey, rushing from hia
corner. landed right swing under
Fultnn's heart. following with "a lett
haok a. the body Fulton seemed lost
az a. what o. de- against the sudden
onslaught aud p,mps"y Kept boring
.n az ,ioso quarters fultnn'N long
rms won't Wildly over Dempsey
head
Dempsey stepped hack about u foot.
aul,klA hooked his i'fi to the head OF
mis- opponent ana crossed his right %
IN. Jaw. sending Fulton hcipi"Hsiy 20
rho floor with his head hanging over
Ihr lower ropss. Fulton tried Ia raise
'i.lmsrlf on his right, but Ms hrhh l"ll
over the lower ropes ana ne WIS
counted put In this position,
THE official tim" "f actual iishlihR
was announced ns twrniy-thr'r '"'-
unds.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
WHEAT FOUND ~ RUINS
GIVES PROMISE az CHOf

II b. reported that the wheat found
la an Indian cave by Prof byron
cummings IN Southeastern Utah. of
which David g. Newman ~ Salt Lake
city planted ten kernels this spring,
tIl contains the germ ~ life aud
Newman has raised siNiy-five heads
of the grain which will ripen soon
II IL thought that tho grain was
many hundreds ~ years old when Il
was found In the ruins ~ the cave
jewellers. The variety h said 20 be
unheard of and also to contain posi-
Elltl,s Of valuable agricultural crop
The kernels are reported a. be AN
inch long. growing upon a bearded
head about ten inches long, from
which the boards gradually fall, leav-
Ing a smooth head when Il l. ripe.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
SUGAR RATION OF THE
nation CUT DOWN
Third
TWO POUNDS MONTHLY ~ THE
REQUEST MADE.
National Food Administrators Sizes Up
Conditions Nov Confronting the
American People and Their Allies
Regulations ~ To PublIc Eating
Places to H. Riridiy Enforcci.

The American public has been ask
cd by the national food administration
TO 81 ON n sugar ration of two pounds
per capita monthly, beginning August
LIST, yesterday. 60 meet world short
rgc and to care for the immediate de-
mands u the military forces The
American public az present II ON G
threc-pound per capita ration month";
". Household rationinE will be vol
untafy. but the public eating places
will hc required 10 observe now rcgu-
lations permitting the use Ut two
pounds OF sugar for every ninety
meals served. Unless consumption ~
sugar Is reduced both by househoiders
end the public generally. the food adj j.
ministration warns. supplies for Bel
GUM. the Red Cross Young Mems
Christian association. Knights 81 Col
umbus, salvation Army and other or
ganizaurns working for the welfare of
American military forces In Europe
cannot be- maintained
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
IIooIEn ~ TN PRICES ON
ms RETURN FROM Etltofi'

TnrI such time ns Irrber g. Hoo
v.r. national food administrator re-
turns from Europe where he II now
.tudying the food situation, d" prices
on wheat substitutes viii De iiN'd, nor
viii the pro rata Of wheat substitute
o.. liked uutl his return. tn" present
ratio b. 90 to 90 per cent NJ ~
Greene. director 81 the federal gram
, corporation. sAid lat SATURDAY mat
while h. had received n" official IN
formation. he was inclined {" hellrNr
that Hoover would make ruling ~
70 and % per cent
Il have no authority for this state
ment." snid Greene, hut In view 81
the remarkable Increase IN IN" wheat
pinduetinu at the United states, Z"
s.y nothing nf that of ltah, Nhirh
viii gn nearly ~" million hnsh"l.
over That 81 lnst year believe thnl
the national food administrator WI
make some changes In the lFt7rh'
.,rder ana I an also inclined To- th'
.,piuion That there viii be- some prices
fixed On substitutes
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

HEAT NM ibWEit fltNN'ltlHFs
IT, Il Ordained iiy the city Council u
Price Utah;
See. THAT Their. IL hereby grant
od t. Utah Power aud Light COM
pany, its Successors and assigns lhcrc-
la called the "Erantco"l the right.
privilege or franchise. until August
!. i9GS. to construct, maintain and
operate in the present ana future
rtrcctr alloys and public places. In the
,ity OF Price. Utah. aud It's successors,
electric hEht ana power lines, together
with all the necessary or desirable APP
lpurtennnccs unciuding underground
tonduits, poles, towers, wires, trans
mission lines. aud telegraph and tele.
phone lines tor IT, own uHo), for the
purpose of supplying electricity at
lwholcsnie 60 naid city. hut the gran
tee" shall not acquire any rights here
Iundcr to furnish electric service to
Ifnid city or ts inhabitants. except at
wholcHuio ~ said city.
Scc. s=roieH and towers shall ho
- erected AZ 60 interfere a. little AZ
Possible with traffic over said streets
and alleys. Tho location OF all poles,
towers aud conduitH shall be liked un-
der the supervision of the city counsel
l0f the city, but not 30 nH 10 unrcahon-
ably interfere with the proper opera
ton of said lines.
Zee. All lines constructed under
this grant shall be constructed Ia uc-
tordanco with established practice
with respect Ia electrical construction
the location of said lines. az now un.
der construction, ~ hereby approved
and confirmed.
Sec. THE city shall In no way bee
liable or responsible Cor any accident
or damage that may occur La the con-
structlon, operation or maintenance
hy the grantee" ~ IL lines aud ap-
lpurtcnhnc"r hereunder, and the nc-
ceptnnc. ut this franchise shall hc
dcemtd An agreement on the part Of
lnnld grantee IL Successors and as
lslgnF. L. indemnify said city and hold
u harmless against any ana all liabil-
Iuy, lusf, cost, damage 90 expense
which may accrue o. said city hy rcn-
fun uf the neglect, default on miscon-
duct OF IA. grantee" IN the con
lstructinn, operation or maintenance ~
IL lines aud appurtenances hefenn-
lder,
sec. THE granite shall file 10
written acceptance ot THIS franchise
with the rlty recorder within Sky
900 days after In passage,
Soc. 6--Thls ordinance shall take
,ffect ~ soon as II shall be published
az required hy law, Deposited and re-
corded In the office of the city re-
'order and accepted ns Required here
in.
Passed by the mayor and city couu'
cil of the city Of Price, Carbon coun'
IS. Ttah. this 22d day 81 July. 1915,
GEORGE A. wooTToN,
Mayor
Attest NAT GLAMOUR.
CscaiJ city Recorder
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
A BILIOUS ATTACK.

when you have a bilious attack
your liver fails 10 perform IL func-
lions. You become constipated, The
food you eat ferments IN your stomach
Instead Of digesting. This inflames the
stomach aud causes nausea, vomiting
and a terrible headache, Take three
OF Chamberlain's Tablets. They viii
tone up your liver clean out your
stomach and you will soon be as well
as ever. They only cost quarter
Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

STAT uf Utah, County Of carbon-ss.
!. the undersigned, the duly quail
fled and acting city recorder of Price,
Utah. de- hereby certify that the fore
going h IA fun, true and correct copy
Of an ordinance adopted by the city
council of said city az meeting duly
held therein. on the aga day ~ july,
1915. Ia witness whereof. l have
heTeuntO set my hand ana affixed the
corporate seal Of said city on this the
30th day Of July. 1918.
MAT GII.MOuR,
(SealJ city Recorder
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

Agricultural clubs and other farm
organizations could undertake per-
haps no more important cooperative
work than that OF controlling weeds
The advantages 81 community action
for tho control OF weeds can not be
too strongly emphasized.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
situation summed up.

Sugar supplies throughout the coun-
try, In homes. stores. factories and
bakeries are at low cbb. Production
from the American beet and Louisi-
cna cane crops have been dlsappoint-
Ing. The Yield In Porto Rico has like
wise been smaller than anticipated.
and the inability 81 tho United states
and the allies Co secure sugar from
Java and other distant sources ON ac-
count IT the imperative call FOR ships
for the movement of troops and their
supplies has materially reduced the
supply from such quarters Added TO
this already difficult situation. the
quantity needed by the army and navy
rrcatly exceeds earlier estimates We
must send large amount 60 France
md Italy o. take the place ~ the
great volume lost through German
and Austrian invaslonr. during which
much beet land was uvcrrun aud
many factories destroyed. We have
Co supply certain quantities to neutral
nations under agreements. and, final
n. over fifty million pounds were lost
recently through submarine rinkings
of uuT Atlantic Coast
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

Cleopatra Is said 20 have had a
million dollar bathtub. and II her pie
lures are reliable Il didn't take her
long 10 get ready 10 20 In.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

Legal blanSs o! every description
arranged fron 1he best legal forms
and brought down % date. A fun
supply always on hand. Fifty cents u
dozen. The Sun. 49,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02


The subscription agreement as
above il to hc circulated after arr
engagements Tor taking over the sys-
tenn have been agreed Co by the state
land board and Representatives 81 the
newly organized company--the seven
gentlemen who are To- constitute its
hoard ut directors and executive off,
GERS
The plan b. to have all the pledges
for stock in 10y August goth. when the
new corporation will know lust where
they are at and later will he ready
10 ibid in the system. The property to
De- acquired is worth half million
dollars 81 any mans money
Purchaser ~ Il at hundred aud
ftty thousand dollars are simply
picking upN snap.
J. g. Jensen went IN to salt Lake
city yesterday and will meet with the
state land board today.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

The food administration gram cor
marathon. organized a. carry "ut the
g,yernmrnt price guaranty 10 the
producer. had turnover during the
..,r in wheat. Hour. beans aud other
rrnd.,ts purchased for internal ana
1llI.J army and navy purposes ~
,hout st5O. zoe. 600. n has small
surplus a. result Of IL tradlns op-
,rationS. The capital stock al SOW
0O0 00O. an government held has been
Increased Co 100000 In view OF
the expected large harvest this year
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

some men stand by their eonvie-
tons while others sit by their conclu-
siOns
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

may ho signed with the same force
and effect as though an the signatures
were appended Co one original iustru-
mtut
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

Tho weed fight II one Of the stand
ara routine operations on the farm,
ana il represents a large proportion Of
the labor necessary 10 produce crops.
No other single feature OF farming re-
quires such universal and uneehsing
q ttention as do the weeds,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
ou,put Of rhi- state.

The market value ~ the sugar out
1 40 ot Utah ana Idaho this year VIII
amount Co about fG.tl2, 1909. as cHti.
mated by James ". Jones, beet spe-
cinllst of the United States depart
ment uf agriculture Utah viii pro-
ducs. also. sufficient sugar a. supply
its entire population and two million
rnidi.rs la France.
The grinding Of beets will begin In
Utah about October 10Th aud, accord
INK o. Jones. there may be- shortage
1T sugar before that time, ana u may
lr more acute. according Ia other au-
ihnritios. than Il was last year
Although the crop OF heets PROMISE
tn be- larger this year than last, and
the production of sugar greater. u n
said that the sugar companies do NOT
anticipate making ns large profits
IA IN believed that the government
wilf regulate the price within u short
time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

IN asking the public voluntarily To
reduce their consumption To- "a level
more nearly equal to the compulsory
restrictions In effect In France. Eng
land and italy. the food adminirtra-
ton says that while sugar ~ often
used ns q luxury In America Il has he
come an Essential element for the
success ~ the war among the nations
of Europe. Upon our action here"
the statement continues. depends IN"
possibility ~ maintaining the ration
To- our own fighting men and those ~
the allies. NJ well No. avoiding "a htill
further reduction ~ the nilotmenta o.
tho viNii populations ~ the nations
fighting Germany, which are already
dawn To- a point Tar under their nor
mai needs"
Tu assure equitable distribution ~
the sugar the American public IN Ia De
allowed. the food administration has
worked out scheme at ALLEGATION "a
thr states. based on population and
Tho needs 1T sugar using Industries IN
the states Each state food admins
traitor viii have charge OF the distri'
button la his state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02
old STOCK IS WORTH
SEVEN-FIFN THE
SHARE
NEW BLOOD SOON To TAKE rim
DITCH PROPERTY.

Of Pricc River Irrigation
Company Arc Gctting In On the
Ground floor-Statcment sent ou,
To Owners of Sharrs-Issuc to Bs
Fifteen Dollar the Acrr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

~ oRDINANcE GRANTING To
UTAH POWER AND LIGHT COM
pANN. ITS SUCCESSORS AND
ASSIGNS. AZ ELECTRIC LIGHT.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

Attest MAT GLAMOUR.
lseall city Recorder
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

RI rozpocze}a sic przedwczoraj
pomiedzy Aisna a Marina, trwala
dalej w ciagu dnia wczorajszego; !;
chcsc wstrzymac nasz pochod ME
przyjaciel rzucff znaczne posiiki
ma pomoc, ale nadaremnie: ma
poinocy utrzymaliSmy nasze zdo-
bycze ma plaskowzgorzu ma polu-
dniowy zachod Cd Scissors i w o.
kolicy Chaudun. w centrum po-
srneliSmy sic naprzod przeszio 3
kilometry wzdiuz linii Naux- Ca
stille, Villers-Helon i Noroy-sur-
Ourcq. Ma prawem skrzydle woj-
ska nasze zaje}y po krwawej bit
vie plaskowzgorze ma p6inocny-
zachod Cd Monnes, tudziez pago-
rex ma poinoc Cd Courchamps i
posunely sic naprzod poza Tor
cy. Liczba jehcow policzonych
dotychczas wynosi 1900, w
czem znajduje sic 2 pu}kownik6w
L ich sztabami; wzieliSmy takze
przeszlo $50 dial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
Jedynie Interwencya Ocali Rosye cd
Smierci Glodowej Lord Cecil.
Gen. Wood ma Wodza Wyprawy.
Nury TOpia DIVA Transporty.
lime Telegramy.

Scissors. Miasta i wsie ma poInoc
i ma poIudnie cd Vierzy takze
zagarnieto celem wyprostowania
l;nii miedzy scissors a Chateau
Thierry. Ma piaskowzgorzu, ma
poiudniowy zachod cd scissors,
stawili Niemcy najgwaitowniej--
sly opor i wykonali pierwszy
'kontratak. Walka byia jedna
najzacieklejszych, ale nieprzyja--
cie1 ME wytrzymai dfugo: opusci}
pole walki, skoro tylko dziala a.
merykanskie rozpoczely morder-
cay ogien. Jedna z najwiekszych
niespodzianek dla Amerykanow
przy rozpoczeciu ataku byla ucie-
czka Niemcow, zanim jeszcze
starli sic z Amerykanami, z kto-
rych wielu braio po raz pierwszy
udziai w ruchu ofensywnym dzi-
wiio sic, gdzie nieprzyjaciel H.
krywaG sic moze. TAX wiec dwu-
dniowa ofensywa francusko-ame-
rykanska wbila sic gieboko w Ii
Inie niemiecka, szczegolnie ma po-
fudnie cd scissors, ktore bliskie
jest upadku.
Londyn, 90. lipca. - Swietne
rezultaty ofensywy franko-ame-
rykanskiej cd Marry po Aisne
zmieniiy zupelnie Gala sytuacye
ma froncie W Szampanii. Gala IL
MIA niemiecka cd Chateau Thier-
ry do Reims polega ma liniach ko-
Ilcjowych, mad ktoremi obecnie
dziala alianckie dominuja.
IWszelkie wiec zapasy dla armii
niemieckiej pod Chateau Thierry
musza iSc teraz zwyklym goscin-
Gem 20 do 80 mil. Bedzie to wiec
zadanie dla Niemcow ME latwe u
trzy&nac sic ma tym odcinku: ME
tylko beda zmuszeni zaprzestac
wszelkich planow ofensywnych,
ale prawdopodobnie beda musleli
wycofac sic ma znacznej czesci
frontu ma nova linie, gdzie kwe-
Istya dostarczania zapasow ME
bedzie przedstawiala tax trudne-
60 problemu. Ma razie ofensywa
Iniemiecka zostala wstrzymana, a
le w niedalekiej przysz}osci "a
nienic sic moze W sromotna dla
Niemcow kleske. Przez swietne
uderzenie Focha role zamieniiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
TeIegramy kIaJoHe'
sKANDAL PoBoRoWY w
oBOzIE GRANT" .

Oboz Granta, Rockford, ILL.,, 20
lipca. - :Komisye poborowe W
n;ekt6rych miastach, dopomagaja
policyantom do zebrania tysiecy
dolarow, jake nagrode "a pochwy
Genie dezerterow; takie. Oswald
czenie wydali wczoraj maj. F. B.
Eastman por. A. F. Lang, Office
rowie obozu ,,Granta Powiada-
jq oni: Znalezlismy W obozie
k;lkunastu takich, ktorzy zostali
til przyslani jako ,,dezerterzy', a
ME byliby dezerterami, gdyby ich
komisye .poborowe chet1ie ma
iczycie zawiadoini}y. Ia kazde a.
resztowanie dezertera, policyant
otrzymuje $50 ragrody, ale jeze-
l;by kto Departamentu Sprawie-
dliwoSci aresztowa} dezertera, ME
otrzymalby zadnej nagrody. Po-
zornym dezerterem jest ten, kto-
ry przez lenistwo, lub jakiS wy
padek zaniedba. regestracyi; tacy
dezerterzy ME naleza do tel klasy
dezerterow, co ci kt6rzy rozmysl-
rie unikaja siuzby wojskowej.
Many rekord pewnej komisyi po-
borowej, kt6ra przysiaia nam kill
kunastu takich dezerterow pozor-
rych i ten rekord wyslemy VIA
dzom policyjnym. Wielu takich
dezerterow mieszkalo w okoli-
each znanych komisyom poboro-
wynn i ci mogli byli bye zawiado-
mieni telefonem, lub przez poslah
ca; Department SprawiedliwoS-
ci zawiadomilby ich bez zadnych
wydatk6w, lecz komisye chcia}y
dac ,,zarobic" policyantom i to
kosztowaio Rad kilkaset dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 20. lipc

Berlin, via Londyn, 20. lipca.
- Ma polu bitwy miedzy Aisna a
Marna swieze usilowania Fran
cuzow, ably przelamac nasze IL
ME, zawiodiy zupe}nie przy ciez-
kich stratach nieprzyjaciela. FRA
zu, uzywszy nadzwyczaj silnych
eskadr ,,tankow", zdolali Francu-
Ii niespodzianie wtargnac w ma
sze linie piechoty i artyleryi W
kilku odosobnionych punktach
cofneli nieco nasz front, ale ME
bawem dywizye nasze liniowe
wraz rezerwami, trzymanemi w
pogotowiu, udaremniiy dalszy po
chod nieprzyjaciela. Okolo polu,
dnia francuskie ataki ma poiudnio-
wy zachod cd Soissons do Neuil-
ly i ma polnocny zachod Cd Cha
teau Thierry zostaly pokonane.
Po poludniu bardzo slime ataki
nieprzyjaciela ma caiym tym from
Gle zlamaliSmy pred nowemi ma
szemi liniami. Ma pofudnie cd
Marny ataki francuskie, skierowa
lie ma poludniowy wschod Cd Ma
reuil, zostaly odparte. Miedzy
Marna a Reims, tudziez ma
wschod Cd Reims, walk ograni-
czyly sic do nieznacznych opera
cyl lokalnych. Ataki nieprzyja-
cielskie w okoiicy Bois du Roi i
po obu stronach Pourcy upad}y.
Pochwycilismy jehcow W atakach
ma polnocny zachod cd Troesnes,
W okolicy Suippes po obu stro-
mach Perthes. Liczba jencow
wzietych Cd 10 lipca przenosi
10000. Nasze aeroplany zestrze-
| Ely 80 nieprzyjacielskie maSzyny.
(Dokoiiczenie y. stronicy red