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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
Possibility of Lurking Subma-
rines in Atlantic Continuing
Factor in War Measures.
HOME WATERS NOT
FREE OF MENACE
American and Norwegian Steam.
ers Sent Down Lately
in Atlantic.

WASHINGTON, June Possibility
that German submarines are lurking
on the Atlantic coast hereafter must
be regarded as a continuing factor in
American war measures in the opinion
Oh many naval officials. They believe
the present raid is practically certain
to be followed by others. and never be
safe again to assume that American
waters are free of this menace as long
as submarines are at large.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
VOLLEYS OF MACHINE GUN
FIRE POURED INTO ENEMY

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
ON THE MARINE, June 7-(By the
Associated Press)-American marines
last night reached the outskirts OF
Boesch northwest of Chateau Thierry.
and poured volleys of machine gun
fire into the enemy infiicting terrific
casualties. Bayonets were used freely
against many OF the Germans who at
tempted to make a stand in the streets.
At day break today the marines were
slowly driving the Germans back.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
Captured a Village, Drove Their
Way Into Another and Ran
Past All Objectives.
FOUGHT IN FACE
ARTILLERY FIRE
Gas Shells and Heavy American
Guns Performed Magnifi-
Gently All Along.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY

IN PICARDY, June 7.--As result
Of two attacks by Americans
against the enemy in second bat
tie northwest of Chateau Thierry,
three hundred prisoners were cap
tured and the Americans extended
their lire over front of about six
miles TO a depth of nearly two and
half miles, and while the Ameri-
can losses necessarily have been
heavy, the German dead are piled
three deep in places. A number
Of machine guns are added to
American booty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
PORT OF HAMPTON ROADS
CLOSED TO OUTGOING VESSEL S

NEW PORT NEWS, June 7.-Hamp-
ton Roads port was closed tonight to
outbound vessels as a result of German
submarines activities Off the Virginia
Capes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
GIVE POTATOES AND
CHARGE FOR BREAD.

NEW ORLEANS. June THE As
sociation of State Farmers Union at a
presidents meeting here today, adopt
ed a resolution requesting that hotels
and restaurants, for the next sixty
days, to furnish free with every order
mashed. hosled or baked potatoes. and
to chx.aN o. bread
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
NAVAL AVIATOR CELEBRATES
VICTORY ON THE MARINE

MIAMI. Fla, June 7.-Inspired by
the brilliant advance by the American
marines against the Germans in the
Chateau Thierry sector on the Marine
battle front. Lieutenant F1eer. at the
local marine flying school took the air
this morning and made 100 successive
loops before descending.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
NORWEGIAN STEAMER rs
:. VICTIM OF ENEMY U-BOA-

CAPE MAY, N. J., June 5.-Nine-
teen survivors of the crews OF the
Norwegian steamer Vinland, sunk this
morning by German submarine forty
six miles off Cape May, were landed
here late this afternoon by a torpedo
boat destroyer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
LARGE AMERICAN STEAMER
TORPEDOED BY SUBMARINE

NEW YORK, June THE American
steamship Argonaut, 1854 tons, was
torpedoed by submarine off Scilly
Islands on June s. according to infor-
nation here, further details not given.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
BRITISH CASUALTIES
FOR THE PAST WEEK.

LONDON. June British casual
ties reported for the week ending Fri
dav were: killed or died of wounds,
1855: wounded or missing 2s17s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-08
The Weather

Local rains and thunder showers Sstur
day and sunday, light, variable winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, sc de
srees; lowest, 70 degrees.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
8ritiidr Offeniine bpnt Setnbe ntdt
s1tm Gtillitanb aebradn.

IS @albington, "a. Muguit.
gln ser so Meilen Sdfahtfront bon
Dem gB16nitt bon Mrros Big norbli6
bon @oiiions erIeben 6ie 6eutf1en
Mrn1een @erlnlte, tpel6e ri6tiger als
MiBgeidid be5ei6net 1per6en f0nnen.
ueberan ii16 6ie britiiben nn6 from
5ofi}ben Eruppen fortgeiebt I'M In-
griffe. Ser 6ei1ro tpnroe blutig in Die
fer groBen S9la9t 6es &rteges ge-
i9logen. 1n6 6as @n6e leiner Brii=
funq lit nod ni9t in Si6t.
3oblreide Orti6often fielen in sic
Sa1roe Ser 8riten an Ser 80 Meilen
langen @6la6tfront bonn Goieul
iSlnlie fiio01tli6 big Mrras Biz 81
bors, iii6li6 ser Sontne. sSn fein6=
Iide 5tellungen tpnr6e Big 5u elmer
3iefe bon einigen Weilen einge6rnn=
gen.
:3pil6en 6em Mas 8luiie un6 bent
@elGn6e n0r6li9 bon Sotiions, tpo
Sic Gron5oien I'M @antpfe iin6, tpnr-
Sen ipeitere quite 6orti6ritte IN Der
ginfreiiung bon geoDon ber5ei6net
nno 6os bal1ptfadlidite Manober tit,
Sic DeutI Iben bon 6ert8tnfel 5tpii6en
Ser Son1n1e u1nb ser Gillette 5n ber=
treiben o6er iie berni6ten6 5u fbla=
gen, nn6 6a6ur6 sic gan5e 2inie ser
DentI6en Big &beir11s in @efabr 5n
bringen.
Erob ser Eatfade, BOB sic 9e1t-
id1en eine qroRe Mnsabl frifder Noh-
i6iibe onfbradten, in 6en Beltreben,
Sen s5ortI9ritt Ser 9(rmeen Suig's gu
he1nmen, tporen ibre Mnitrengnngen
ohne @rfolg. $50 iie 1uirflt6 im1tanoe
1poren momenton oen ani itirmenoe11
sseino 51riif5ubalten, 1pnroen 1te gum
S9lniie boh ge5lpungen, ben berlo1a=
ten @runo absntreter. l1n6 tie beaohl=
ten einen entiebliden 8reis qn @eto=
teten, 8ertpun6eten nno 8efangenen
fir tire Eonfubnbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
9e1ttid)er Sagesbertdjt.

q 8erlin, 81. Muguit. rSn
ser 9eGbe bon &ni1enl 116 nor0lib
bon ser @corpe fartben @efe6te I'M
8orgelan6e itatt. @eitlib bon @rot.
files apurben fein1li6e Mngriffe 6nrd)
nnier Seuer 3uridgebalten.
vMuf bei6en @eiten bon 8apaume
iebt Ser 6ein6 feline Mngriffe 5tpif9en
ct. 2eger n116 Martinpui6 fort.
uvDa, mo- ser Getr6 nnter l11ferent
Gener ODER onr6 @egenongriffe 5u-
riidgei6logen tpur6e, ernenerten fri
i6e @rGfte beltdn6tg BEN Mngriff. Ser
6ein6 6rang 6nr9 un1ere &nien,
1peI9e ii6 tpeitli@ BON Morp u. melt.
lid bon 8npanme nab Martinpni9
6ubin aieben. 9e0r6lib bon 8apanme
brohten 0rtlide @orberettungen 1tn6
unIere &eierben 6en 6ein6 gum SOL
ten. 8eitere slngriffe fielen Dor Die
fen 2ir1ien 5ufan1n1en.
v@ii6Ii9 bon 8npal1n1e riidte Der
Sein6 anf @ne6ecourt atptihen Ebil=
LOB unb MIers Dor. 8reubti@e Ste
lerbereqimenter nn6 Morinetnfante'
rie trieben in n169tige1t @egenangrtf.
fen 6en Gein6 nod Ser EbinoDW DWfar.
tinpuid 2irtie 5uriid. 8ei6e Srte
1puroen tpieber 5nriderobert."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
@untbe11 abaetpprfe11.

g Sci ser omerifaniiden Mrnee
in 6ranfreih, 27. Mugnft. - Amert-
foni1de 8ombenr1tafa ainen baben pie.
oernm ant @on1tag @onflans iibers
.fanen un6 40 8on1ben nlf Babnbo-
fen ge1porfen, obtpoN etn fdtperes
Gener gegem 1ie 2ufh1aidinett 1t11-
terbalten tpnrbe. Die @rploiionen er.
foIgten ant oitliden @ibe Der &ofe;
eire 8ombe berurfa6te cine itarfe Ct
profion, tpie tpenn Elm Munittonsma>
gen getroffen &por6en m6re, Die norb,
Iide @de 6es 2ofonotibi6upp
1p1r6e ebenfons getroffen.
DeutIhe Meroplane erfbienert, als
6ie glmerifoner tire Miiiio1t erfiint
batten unb fo1gten ben Mmerifanern
nod 6eren 2inien, aber iie tparen
nidt inrftan6e, iie in etnen @ampf 311
bertpifeln.
Oeiterrei9ii6e Gruppen ,puroen
aegeniiber Ser 5fel1ung eines ge1pif'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29

l1eber 6em @oieul brobten bie neps
en britif6en Mngriffe an Der alten
@9lahtfront ibnen Die D0rfer Morg
:nn6 ct. -2eger u1rh- ts;ter- iii6li@ Die
fleine 5tu6t bon Subreuil, eineinban
Meilen nor6oMi6 bon 8apaune, bon
1po Die 8riter 5irfa eine Meile 0itlih
bor6rangen.
9eo6 tpeiter iii6li6, miro u11offi=
5ien bert6tet> erreidten Sic 8riten
sic tpeitli6en 8ororte bon GbiuoD in
6en Mngriffe, 6en iie gegen 8npanme
onsfiibren. 9ea66en1 @aig's 5ol6aten
ouf @anoneni6nBtpeite bon 6ieier
@ta6t iteben, lit es m0gli@, 6aB Die
Oent16en 8upaume in fnr5er 3eit
rdnnen tper6en ntiiiien..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
giele rtldaftem b,trd) Ben 8ormarid)
Der 8riten befrett.

IL Sa1b1ngton, 23. Mug1tlt.
Neit Der Mufbiet11ng ieiner ga1t5en
qroBartigen St6rfe erb0bte Mar.
{dan Sod beute sic S9tpere feiner
ShIdge, tpel9e nit elmer ungeborten
@dnenigfeit auf 6ie ntii6en 9ertlben
am gan5en 8ege bon Irras big 81,
Gillette fieIen.
SrtIhaft nod Srti6aft puroe
bon oen1 ssode Ser 9eutfhen befreit,
ulro touienbe bon @efangenen, 11nge-
5dbIte &ononen rn6 groBe Q1antita,
ten bon Munition erobert, als oie
iiegrei9en slrmeen Ser Maiierten
be1te ibren gormari6 fortiebten.
Sic Sdlobt, tpel6e in Ser Btccar=
op itottfinbet, nobnn beute an 1mfang
au, nelde iie 5ur gr0Bten S6lo4t oes
&rieges MAIDEN fann.
3ulommenbrud, miro beri6tet,
orobt Ser gan5en oeutiden Mrmee an
oieier 6ront uno sic Deutl9en tDer=
fen groBeMalien bon Mdnnern IN Ben
&anpf, in ser Soffn11ng, 6en Ser
lauf Ser GdIa9t gu bemmen, mie
8eri9te aus 6em britif4en Sm1pt=
q1tartier belagen.
Mne Sorten bon &anrpftruppen,
sssnfanterie, Eonfs, glrtiuerie, &abal>
lerie unb Slieger nebmen IN benz Be=
fiegen ser Geuti6en 9lnteil. Bdbren6
oie Ieihteer,.c.a @erfolgungs-9u
ouf ben Sdladtfel6ern tdtig 1poren,
ftiea ei11e Sdhpabron bon 8ombaroie=
rungs=2uft8eugen ouf 5u einem 8e-
iude bon SSranffurt, &0ln nn6 bret
an6eren 1pidtigen 6elti6en Stdoten,
lpo i6tperer Sda6en berur1abt
tuur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
GentidDer sagesberidjt.

13 Berlin, 20. elng. = Ser anti
lide Sogesberidt bom @roBenSaupt=
quarter bat folgen0en8ortlal1t nsS1
Ser acknowledgement tpuroen feinolide
geilangriffe auf beioen Seiten Der
StroBe 2ocre-Dranoutre 5uriidge-
idlagen. @uoli9 bon Mrras nobu1en
oie 8riten reue itarfe Nngriffe auf.
Gin britiides grmeeforps un6 9eeu-
ieeIG1oer tpurben 5tpi1den MoDenne'
billie uno Ser Incre in Der &ibtung
ouf Bapaume in tiefer Gorntation ins
sreffen gefiibrt. Gin britiides @aDal-
IerieforpS uuroe birter Der Sront Be-
reit gebaIten. Son benz ftdrfiten Gr,
tiIleriefeuer unb mebreren bun6ert
Sanfs mnteritiitt, ging 1ie fein6li6e
Sesnfanterie an elmer Gront bon ettpa
20 ailometern 5um Mngriff iiber. SIR
eriter Mniturm brad Dor unierer
sdIadtitelIung auiammen. SSn lofa.
len @egenongriffen eroberten mir @e,
bietsitreifen 5l1riid, oie ben 8ldnen
sufoIge benz 1ein6e iiberlaiien NOR
SEN tDoren. Ser Setn6 ernel1erte feline
tpiitenoen gngriffe ben gan3en Sag
iiber. Die &oupt1pudt lag BET ben bet
ben SIiigeln beg Nngriffsgebiets. Die
fe Mngriffc braden bonitdn6ig nnb
nit idaperen 8erIuite1 fir ben Gein6
suiammen. - 8eriude beg 6ein6es,
sic. Misne bci &ameI 5u iiberi9reiten,
tp1,rben bereitelt. Cine groBe In5abl
Sonfs, sic. ben 8eoba6tungen 5ufol-
ae In gtide geidoiien tpuroen, liegt
Dor unierer iSror1t. 3tpiiden Der
9onrme iunb Der Die tpnr Der Gag
rubig. eiiomeitli9 bon MoDon gingen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
fonnt qegebenen onttli6en8eri4t ber-
porqebf. @ie mlugen @egenangriffe
tpeffltd) bon GrecD!Mn-Mont 5lriif.
Meitere 400 @efangene mar6en ge-
11a9t.
@erlimer 8eridjt.

80 8erlirt, 26. glnguit. - rSeinb-
lihe Sruppen 1tiirr1ten btelemale auf
nniere Grort, 1pelde ii6 nod Der
'gdladt bonn 20. Muguft tpeitli6 bon
Ser 5apignies 8opaun1e 8qUYe=
court 2inie anS6ebnte. Ser Mngrtff
1pur6e 6aonrd eingeleitet, 6aB 5obl=
rei6e Eanfs I'M Centrum gegen So
por1me ielbIt eingelebt tpmroen. Ddeie
9ngriffe bro6en 5ufammen.
u2eutnant @berbar6 fat tpdbreno
ser lebten apenigen Gage a6t Yan5er=
sSabr5euge 3erit0rt.
Ser Sein6 6riifte idarf gegen
un1ere 2inien, tpel6e bon Ser Mncre
5nriidgenommen tparen, II. ont gea9s
mittaq fan1 er BON @onrceaes nno
Bo8teres, 11nr Meortinpui6 nnb 8a=
5entin on5ngreifen. @renBif9e Sr1tp-
ben tparfen fi6 irt einem @egenan=
ariff ouf sic Bla11fe 6es 6ein6es nno
tparfen ibn iiber @o5iers btna1s 5l1-
rid. v@on ser 5onme big 311r Siie
blieb sic @a1npff ffttGdttigfeit anf Mrhne,
riefeuer uno ouf fleinere Snfnnter1e=
1hladten n0roli6 bon &ope nn6 tpeit=
lidl bon ser Siie begren5t. 8mi16en
ser gillette rno ser elisne folgter
1torfe Mngriffe> tpelde 1T beionoera
6id)ten @ellen nabe u1rb fii6lt6 bon
Gbobig1p porgetrogen 1puroen, einen
idtperen Seuer altf grecp=an M}ont u
ouf beioen 5eiten bon @bobignp. Ste
1pur6en nit 1htperen 8erlniten fii1
sic Tron3oien 3lriidgei6lasen;
@nponerie nno 61iiBenregimente1
tparen befon6ers in 6teier Sdlo61
tpirffatn.
u11niere 8ombengeidmober lieber
tpdbren6 ser Modt auf Sofeniperfe
Bobnb6fen, rnilitGrifde Mnlngen mi
o11f 9agerpIdbe ser Getn6e 75,OOC
!@ilogramn1 @ontben fanen. :"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
2ln 1tniere 11,ertbeft Geiert


Snouen
9pa1ameu i Gaper
s ieben ti1e er m6dentfb 8eunn9n fnb.
8efebl 10. lamte mie folgt:
Sic 3enbunq ennen
= &ra
8etnsen rnonnm deten auseben mouen
% alS un benz 8e9 asen
Buun 8eun9 ndmG6e
! ablduy
b6@e
8etnn9 1ntrbreun9
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
8riten fd,lasen Teinb iiiblid ber
:sl Grnrfe.

85 Woibingto11, 81. Slug. - @db.
ren6 sic Deutfden in ibrer eigenet1
@erteioignng gegen Die britiiden nno
fran50ftf9en Mrmeen bont Mncre
sSluB BIG 5um Mbidnitte bon Golf
ions beidaftigt tparen, mlug eeitern
friibmorqens Sel6mtorihol ette1t att.
oeren l1eberrafdungsid an elmer
r1enen ssront n6r6li6 Ser o1ten
s6rodtIiniey Sic nene Offeniibe muir.
Sc 0itli9 bon Mrras ont @carpe S1nB
urb fuoli6 Biz @oien1 eroffnet.
Qln Ser gan5en Gront preiien bic
Briten bortp6rts, nnf einigen 8laben
Big 5n elmer Eiefe bon mebr aIs 3tpei
Meilen, ln6 eroberten Elm bulbes Dn-
ben6 ODER mebr Srtf6aftett, 1t1tter
6iefen meondp.le-8reur, @tenappe
11n6 @anco1trt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
GnQldnder <lobertei1 viele
Ort(Ndftefl i'm Vorn1drl(b
BritifNe Cruppen baben ll0 am Weft- und nord'
rand von Bapaun1e ein9eniftet.

mir in Ser 9eadt bonn 20. auf ben 81.
slugult fan1pflo!s cine fnr5e Strede
,peiter 5uriid. Sen gan5en Sag bin-
our6 NOR SOS fein6li@e 6euer gegen
ltniere alten 9inien geri6tet; an1
Mben6 talteten feline Mufflarungsab-
teilungen 50gerno bor&parts gegen 6as
Sal ser Dipette. = Som Gein6e l11r-
beobo6tet, 5ogen mir bie Eruppen,
oie i'm @al6e bon @arleport fannpf-
ten, bi11ter 6ie Oiie 5uriiG; infolge<
6eilen boben 6ie feinoli6en Mngri ffe>
sic bier geitern morgen 6ur6 6as
itdrflte Mrtiueriefeuer borbereitet
tpnr6en, ii6 ni6t ber1pirflt9t. -
31pii6en 8lairancourt a1116 Ser Misne
griff Ser 5eino 6en gan5en Sag bin-
our6 an; MIR BEL 8lerancourt ber-
rnodte er an 8o6en 5u getpinnen. Gin
gegen Sen iibrigen Sell Der 5ront
geri6teter Qlngriff, Ser on @beno
1t11ter be1o116eren1 &rdfteanf nfpano auf
beioen 5eiten Ser 5dlu6t bon Mor-
iaine ousgefiibrt tpur6e, bra6 nit
sen idnperiten @erluiten fit ben
6eino 5uiammen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August 10Th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
9aiIismb pun Transoien erobert.
Saris, %. sluguit. = 2ailignp
,puroe bon fran5oiiiben &ruppen er-
obert, beren~ 2inien ieBt Die 8ororte
bon gbirp=Ourseamps, iii6tpeitli6
bon Nopon, errei6ten. Die offt5ielle
ssadri6t belagt, 6oB 20 90rfer lett
seitern befreit puroen un6 baB Die
Sran5oien an ge1piiien @unften flint
Neilen por6rangen.
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bert-8apanmte Strafe iiberfdrtt

2e 8ei ser britiiden Mrmee in
5ronfreid, 25. Slug. - Dte Brtten
boben ni6t 1nr oie Mlbert8 8apa pann1e
@traBe on bielen Bunften iiberf6rit.
ten, io11oern iie baben aud iiio1i6 Gut
cine betrG1tlihe @ntfern11ng bin
6ortfdritte genta9t. Die @abalferte
operiert Dor Ser Ssnfnrferielinie.
Mn ei1tigen Bunften Ser nor6liben
|@dIadtfront baben Die 8riten Bnnf.
te erreidt, tpel6e 1000 Oar6s bon Ser
orten &in6enbure49 49inte, tpelde a1ts
fdjeinenb iebr ftarf gebalten tptro, lte-
gen.
Sn Ser gegerrtpdrtieen britiiden
Offenfibe boben AZ 6euti6e Dibifto.
men betrGdtlide 8erlnite erliHen; tie
berIoren ollein 10000 @efangene
einf6IieBIid eintger bunbert Diff
5iere. Die @efangennobme eines Diff
3iers nn6 bier &anoniere elmer ofers
reidifden 8atterie beitdtigt Die Mn-
tpefenbeit 6fterretdiid 1tngarifder
Mrtiellerie an ser Meitfront.
Die sgran8oien boben ibren Sort
i6ritt 6itIi6 bon Bagneur 5Difden
Ser Gillette nn6 Ser Misne fortgefett,
tpie aug 6em an Sonntagaben6 be-
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500 Sanfs serit6rt.

IS Berlin, %. Slug. = SIM geftri.
gen an1tliden 8eri6t bes 6euti4en
Souptquartiers tpuroe befannt gege-
be1l oaB ieit bent s. Muguft ouf bem
@dladtfelo atpiiden Der Mncre nno
9lbre iiber 500 aluierte Cunts erbeu>
tet ODER 5eritort tpor6en ieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-29
Gmslanber freuaen &inbenbnrg-2inie
On et1ter sSrp11t bpn aehm Qfetlen

80 9on6on, %. Mugl1it. - Ser
6euti6e @iid5ug ouf 6em Somme
59la9tfelo gebt rafd bonitatten. Sic
fran50ti9e erlte 11tt6 6riHeIrmee Der-
lieren an feinem B1nfte Die Gub.
lung nit oem Sein6e. 9ie Sran5oien
berur1a9ert Sen fi9 3uriid5ieben6en
Denti9en fhtpere @erluite.
Ma@ Ser @roberung bon @ope
our@ sic Gran5oien geitern, fiel bte
6el1ti6e Gront 5nfan1me1t. @
Die 2inien, apel9e 6ie Sran5oien
un6 8riten tp6breab ser lebten atpei
8o6en 5nriidbielten, tpetden iebt 5u.
rid upb ser beutige offt5ielle 8eridt
5eigt, 6aB 6ie Gron5oien an elmer 81
ME bon tper1iger tDie bret Wfeilen itd
tpe1tIi9en bonn Somme GluB un6 6em
@anaI befin6en.
DreiBiq Orti9aften tpur6en BON
Sen Gran5oien auf tbrem @or6ringen
erobert, tpeldes Dtenstag friibmor-
gems begann.
@banInes, 6os Centrum Ser 6eut-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-12
$50 SONS OF ICHABOD
This Number of Men in Service
More Addresses Wanted.

The summer issue of the Washburn
Review is TO contain the latest ad
dresses of all the Washburn college
men in the service. if the names and
addresses can be verified in time.
The college has $50 representatives
in the service, and the work of Check
ing up the names and addresses is be-
ing done by Miss GenevieSe McMiI-
Ian and Miss Theo Cobb. Anyone
who has the latest addresses of any
of the men will be assisting the young
women in their efforts. by telephoning
Miss Mcmillan, phone AIS. or Miss
Cobb, phone 3134.
The purpose of the soldier directory
is to enable Washburn students and
alumni to keep in touch with the boys
under the colors, and they are asked
to write to them and send them pa
pers. A service flag hangs in the
college chapel with a star for each
man in the service who belongs, or
has belonged, to the school.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-12
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE


Judging from the countless prepare
tons and treatments which are continu-
ally being advertised for the purpose Of
making thin people fIeshy. developing
arms. neck and bust, and replacing ugly
holIows and angles by the soft curved
lines OF health and beauty. there are evil
IDENTIFY thousands of men and women who
keerly feel their excessive thinuess-
Thinness and weakness are usually due
TO starved nerves Our bodies need more
phosphate than ID contained in modern
foods Physicians claim there is nothing
that will supply this deficiency SO well as
the organic phosphate known among
druggists as bttro- pbosphate, which Is in
expensive and Is sold by most all drug
gfsts under guarantee of satisfaction or
money back By feeding the nerves
directly and by supplying the body cells
with the necessary phorphoric food ele-
welcome transformation in the appear
ance: the increase in weight frequently
being astonishing
This increase in weight also carries with
il a general Improvement in the health
Nervousness seeplessness and lack Of
energy, which nearly always accompany
excessive thinuess. soon disappear, duh
eyes become bright. and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom of perfect health
CAUTION :-.ithough O-phozphate is
unsurpassed for relieving nervousness
sieeplessness and general weakness. IL
should not. owing to its remarkable flesh
growing properties. be, used by anyone
who does not desire to put on nesh--Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-12
PARADE THREE MILES LONG
And the Clowns VIII Cavort in Bar
mum & Bailey Spectacle.

It is safe to say that no local event
brings men, women and children out
of their homes as does the circus pa
rade. Standing ten deep along the
line OF march or seated in phalanxed
automobiles and rigs of every de-
scription, throngs from the city and
nearby places wait to see the gorgeous
procession of red and gold wagons,
drawn by steeds of white and dapple
gray. They wait to see the ponder
Gus pachyderms and the ships of the
desert; the Gagged wild animals and
the sumptuously costumed men and
women
The Barnum & Bailey circus parade,
which will be seen here July %. is
described as an entirely new creation
of gold and glitter. Stretching three
miles. thru the city streets, it viii
march to the mtsic of six bands,
three calliopes and a steam piano. Its
allegorical cars are made of newly
cary ID wood work, literally plated
with p carat gold leaf; the shining
adornments of the harness symbolic
the pageantry of the performance to
follow; its men and women are robed
in costly raiment that shimmers and
sparkles as they pass in the sunlight.
1t outshines and outnumbers any pre-
vious attempt to impress a city with
the magnifice e it represents.
The street parade will start from
the show grounds at as nearly 10
o'clock as possible. and will return
before the entrances to the big show
tent are opened at l o'clock. There
will be clowns on foot and on horse
back and on tops of wagons; there
will be many cages of wild animals in
plain view Of the crowds. Thirteen
hundred men and women, $50 horses.
s. camels and four herds of elephants
will play their parts in the big dis
play.