davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Aln|eryka. dostanie i|l holeaders
kie o!k!Ir!ety. *!
Robia sic starania aby zabezpie-
czyc uzzywanie 40 oHetow te
raz ma wschodzie.

Washington, II sierpnia - CITE
rdziesci holenderskich okret6w, O.
golem 100000 ton pojemnoSci, ,kt6
re. sic znajduja bezczynne w ho-
lenderskim porcie we wschodnich
Indyach, spodziewanem jest ze
beda wys}ane do przewozenia cu-
kru, blochy, chininy innych do
godnosci dla Stan0w Zjednoczo--
nych, jako rezultat nieformal-
nych wojennych ukladow uskute
cznionych przez wojenny zarzad
handlowy przez przewodniczace--
go De Caufort legacy holen:-
derskiej.
!, Pojemnosc okret6w ofiarowana
rzadowi amerykanskiemu "a po--
moca tego ,1kiadu bedzie.- dostat-
mia, jak dis obliczono, do. impor-
towania cd $4,000 do 100000 ton
cukru i take wielce potrzebnej
blachy i chininy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Nova regeshacya ME p6zzniel
jak l5go wrze$nia.
Washington, II sierpnia =

Washington, II sierpnia - Po-
wzieto juz pierwsze kroki ku uch
vale propozycyi poborowej, kt0-
"a rozszerza wick wojskowy cd o
smnastu do czterdziestu pieciu
lat. Propozycye te formalnie pre-
dlozyl senatowi prezes Chamber
lain, wraz z dwoma poprawkami
podanemi przez komitet wojsko-
wy. Jedna poprawka opiewa, re
regestrowcy, kt6rzy zaniedbali do
browolnie starania sic miejsce W
dalszych klasach, ME beda tego
mogli uczynic W przyszloSci. Drrl
ga, ze mlodziency, powolani do
s}uzby wejskowej, otrzymaja po
ojnie wyksztafcenie szkolne kosz
TEN rzadu. Generalny marsza}ek
Crowder wydal rozkaz trzydzie--
stu czterem Stanom wciagniecia
do s}uzby wojskowej 10000 bia-
]ych regestrowc6w, kt6rzy maja
wyruszyc do poszczeg6lnych obo-
z6w 20 31go sierpnia.
Hose regestrowc6w Ia poszcze-
golne Stany przedstawie sic w
ten spos6b: Illinois 800ludzi, ob6z
Dodke; Indiana $50, ob6z Dodge
Iowa 25O ludzi ob6z Dodge Mich
gan 600 ludzi, ob6z Dodge. it'd.
Przy oddawaniu propozycyi po
borowej Chamberlain wyjawi1 ja-
XII wysilek nar6d okazal ably tylko
zwyciezyc; objawias sic on W spra-
wozdaniach, mowach, planach ta-
kich, jak gen. March. sekretarz
Baker, marszafek generalny Grow
der it'd. ~ &
Gen March: powiada, ze cztery
miliony wojska amerykanskiego
moze .zwyciezyc Gala armie niemie
cka. Dalej tax sic wyrazi1: Wy
granny te. wojne chociazby to "a;
bra}o ostatniego mezczyzne W Sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

-
Raporty marynarki donsza, re
jedna bomba aeroplanu explo--
|dowala W odleg1osci Is stop
'od miejsca gdzie przedtem widzia
40 SUBMARINE kt6ra sic zanurzy-
la gdy pojawily sic aeroplany
patrolowce. Gdy aeroplany skon-
czyly atak diva okrety patrolo--
we nadeszly i puscily. bomby. W
glebie, po mad miejscem gdzie. po
jawi}y sic znaki po submarynie.
Wynik tego niewiadomy lecz sub
maryna juz wiecej sic ME pojawi
la.
oret pozostaje: jeszcze na po-
|. ID, wierzchni.
. Amerykanski okret ''Frederich
R. kellogg ostrzeliwany we VITO
rex wieczorem przez niemiecka
submaryne znajduje sic jeszcze
na powierzchni mora W odleglo-
Sci 16. mil cd Barnegat, n. j. jak
dis doniesiono departamentowi
marynarki, jest nadzieja ze be-
die mona przyciagnac 60 do por
tu. Siedmiu z jego za1ogi dotad
ME. znaleziono, lecz departament
marynarki ME dostal potwierdze-
MIA raport6w re pieciu z mich 70
stalo zabitych przez explodowa-
nie torpedy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
AGanci: posuwaja sic: ustawi-
cznie ;!li !. blizelj lei Ro!ye:. :.

z; amerylzanska armia we Fran
cyl. II sierpnia - Silly alianckie
zaje}y Nillers Les Roye st.
Aurin, i .dosieg}y onegdaj do swej
dawnej linii ma, trenszach ma
wsch6d cd Armancourt. Dalej ma
p0hoc posuneli sic naprz6d do IL
nil Chaulnes Roye biorac wieczo
rem, Dammery Wood.
PaEyz, II sierpnia: Roye try
name, jest W kleszczach przez Fra
ncuzow. Krnabrny. up6r. niemc6w.
zosta} ,zlamany. Francuzi pewoli
okrazaja. miasto.
:. Posuwanie. sic Francuz6w pod
Villers Les Roye.. spowoduje
nieuchronny upadek Reye, jak
utrzymuja wojskowi. Posiadapie
tegQ miasta przez francuskie woj-
ska spowoduje potrzebe poprawie
MIA niemieckich linii cofniecie
sic do Nesle"- Noyon bedzie moze
bne.
. Niemcy lgna desperacko do
wdrapywania sic ma CORY ma
wsch6d cd Ribecourt. Bronia oni
take uparcie kana}u Lassigny..-
Qise, ktorego utrata wyznaczyla--
by linie na opuszczenie Noyon..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Nur. topi ameryka1skie
skunery. :

| Waszyngton, Il sierpnia - Nie
1miecki nur zatopif onegdaj 8 anne
] rykanskich skuner6w Ia wodach
1amerykanskich, niedaleko brzegu
Massachusetts; TAXA wiadomosc
otrzymaf Department marynarE
|Statki, kt6re zostaly zatopione
So: kate Palmeh' Anita May
lt:Reliance'' "Star Buck ''Pro
gress.'' Navy innych okret6w
ME wymieniono W depeszach do
Departamentu marynarki. Rapor
ty ME zawiera}y zadnych szczeg6
low napadu niemieckiego nura Ia
statki amerykanskie.
Pierwsza wiadomosc o zatopie-
MUS statk6w amerykanskich ME
daleko brzegu Massachusetts,,
przywi6zf amerykanski statek
skautowy; wed}ug orzeczen kapi
tana owego statku, skunery TO-
staly zatopione przy brzegu "Geo
rge's Bank 60. mil cd Nantu--
cket.
Onegdaj po poludniu przybyl
do portu rybacki skinner amery-
kanski, kt6ry donosi ze niemiec-
XII nrr atakowal i amerykanskie
skr1nery niedaleko brzegu George
Kapitan Edward A. Proctor ko--
mendant skunera rybackiego' Glea
ner" widzia1, jak. jakis skinner "a
nurzaf sic pod wode, lecz ME
wiedzia}, co sic sta}o trzema in
nymi skunerami, kt6re pred chwi
la spostrzegf niedaleko brzegu. O
swiadczyl on, re. s}yszal wystrzaly
armatnie rych1o: rano, lecz ME.
m6g} zobaczyc jaki statek stree
la}. Reid ia okrety amerykans-:-
kie w tel okolicy jest pierwszy cd
czasu, gdy niemieckie nury zato-.
PLY kilka statk6w. holowniczych
niedaleko brzegu Nauset; W: na--
stepnym dniu rybacki skinner a.
merykalski Robert and Richard
zostaf zatopiony niedaleko brzegu
Maine. Cd tego czasu niemieckie
nury ME grasowa}y juz wiecej o.
kolo brzeg6w amerykanskich, ,lecz
ruszy}y na wody kanadzkie, gdzie
zatopi}y kilka brytyjskich okre--
tow. w przeciagu trzech dni ME
n1iecki nur zatopi} 8. skuner6w
jeden tankowiec 'Luz Blanca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Centalni rozwiazu]a kwestye
Polska.
Lcndyn, 10 sierpnia

Lcndyn, 19 sierpnia - Depesza
Z Haei do "Daily Mail'' donosi,
re Niemcy zazada}y cd Austryi,
ably i'm przysiala 10 do Is dywi--
zyi Ia pomoc IA front zachodni.
Austrya zgodzi}a sic IA to pod wa
sunkiem, re Niemcy przyjma au--
stryackie rozwiazanie kwestyi pol
skiej i re rozpoczna natychmiast
silny ruch w sprawie pokoju z
przyrzeczeniem .ewakuacyi i res
tauracyi Belgii, Niemcy przyrzek-
ly IL pozwola Ia rozwiazanie. kwe
styi polskiej punktu widzenia
austryackiego, "a nawet zgodza
sic na zamianowanie jednego z ar
cyksiazat austryackich ,krolem pol
..3'-c,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

Al1anc1 posuwaja sic ma 8 MILO
.~ wynn froncie
Wzdluz blisko 9cio. miloweso
frontu ciagnacego sic la p6}noc i
po}udnie cd rzeki Avre kt6ra ply
ME przez Roye alianci cofneli ME
przyjaciela w upartej Walce
wstecz. Najwazniejszy postep IT,
czyniony byf W samym srodku
przez zolnierzy francuskich i ka-
nadvjskich. kt6rzy teraz biora
czynny udzial przy Goyen Court,
st. Mard Les Trio Lancourt, St.
Mard ley na zach6d, lasek ley
5 mil Ia po}udnie cd Roye wy
daje sic ze dalszy postep umozli--
wi}by Francuzi rozpostarli sic
wzd}uz Roye Lassigny i wypy.-
chajac niemcow Emusic ich do
przerobienia swych linii na
wsch6d w poblizu Noyon mozeb
ME dalej. Ma p6{noc cd Goyen-
court wojska angielskie po odpar-
ciu ataku nieprzyjacielskiego mad
Damery W kt6rym wzieto do ME-
wolf 250 nieprzyjaciela, pchaja IA
wsch6d do miasta Tresnoy Les
Roy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

'zawiadomi},. ze: plany regestrowa-
MIA 100000 mzzczyzn, objetych
nowem rozporzadzeniem So :juz go
towe. Wed}ug obliczen, 100000
mezczyzn bedzie zdolnych do pei
nienia s}uzby wojskowej z powyz
szej liczby. Regestracya mezczyzn
podpadajacych pod nowe przepi-
sy nastapi ME p6zniej niz Is wr"e
Snia. Natenczas ogolna liczba re-
gestrowc6w bedzie wynosic $780,
100000 cd pierwszej regestracyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

Roye elovna basa niemieck obronne i cd Perrone do
Noyon ktra wyrzmywala parce aian6w bsko przez ydz
jos: obwarowana ciezko posepuace Francuske Aeeie
hanadyjske woka upadekej nasap prawdopodobnie
stepnych kilku godzinach.
miastem reku a]iant6w spodziewanem jest przynaj
mne poudnowy kres ni nmeckej pownien ustapc choaz
}noca Chaunes Pone r6wniez byyby
dotkniete. anci mnewiecej oddaen cd miasa gy dr
eej strony naceraja wschodnio p6lnoc po]udnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

l
mach Zjednoczonych.' Prezydent
Wilson popiera mysl przeprowa--
dzenia wojny do zwycieskiego ko
nca, przez skoncentrowania >sif
we Francyi W1oszech. Widac z
tego, ze prezydent Wilson chce,
azeby skonczyc wojne jak marry
CHIEF odrazu, gdyz W przeciw--
nym razie, *'prowadzilibysmy ia
po mySli dla Niemc6w'' jak to
powiedziaf gen. March.
| Obecnie we Francyi jest 81 a.
merykanskich dywizyi czyli oko-
10 100000 zo}nierza; TAXA sama
liczba cwiczy sic teraz po obozach
tutaj Ia miejscu. Sekretarz Baker
oznajmi}, re przyspieszona wysyl-
ka wojsk amerykanskich p6jdzie
wv dalszym ciagu dzieki Anglii,
kt6ra dostarczyla i dostarcza o.
kret6w. Dzieki tax szybkiemu
przewozowi wojsk, gen. Pershing
|mogl zorganizowac pierwsza ar
mic W sile 1,250,000 zomierza A
zeby to mona bylo zrobic W: mysl
programu -przeprawienia 80 dywi
zyi do Francyi, 1000 wojsk trze-
ba bedzie wyslac w nastepnych
jedenastu miesiacach.
Obecnie jest tam II dywizyi Ar
mil Narodowej, - dywizyi Obro-
ny Narodowej, oraz 5 dywizyi re-
gularnego wojska. w dalszym cia
gu gen. March opowiedzia} sic "a
Ipoborem chlopc6w osmnasoletnich
do wojska, ktorzy zostaliby wysla
nj do Francyi oko1o 30 czerwca
nastepnego roku. Wedfug ob1i--
Iczen przysz1ych pobor dostarczyf
by oko1o 100000 wojska, kt6re-
by powo}ywano wedlug tych iczb
W sierpniu 250,000 we wrzesniu
100000 w pazdzierniku $4,000, w
listopadzie 10000 W grudniu $50
900 W styczniu 10000 W lutym
100000 a W nastepnych miesia--
each po 100000 ludzi. Marsza}ek
generalny Crowder: oznajmil,. ze
pierwsza klasa zupe1nie bedzie wy
czerpana po nastepnym poborze,
IT, pierwszego pazdziernika. Sta
rano sic za}atwic te. sprawe nowe-
go poboru W. senacie, lecz Z powo
du przerwy W: sesyach sprawa ia
ME p6jdzie pod g{osowanie az W
Poniedzialek. Izba nizsza otrzyma
projekt ten cd senatu W kilku
dniach. w kommikacie gen.
March a czytamy, ze prez. Wilson
kladzie najwiekszy nacisk na Sta
ny zachodnie. Department woj--
ny przyja} ten plan.
'|Celem Ameryki, m6wi 6w ko-
munikat Jest wystawienie jak maj
wiekszej ilosci wojska, gdyz to
jest jedyny spos6b pobicia Mem
COW. Dlugosc czasu wojny zalezy
cd naszych zarzadzen, ola tego
musimy projekt ten przeprowa--
!dzic, gdyz W innym razie nigdy
ME uporamy sic Niemcami. ''Sko
TO tylko projekt obecny bedzie
prawem, wszyscy zdolni do pei
|nienia sluzby wojskowej beda po-
wolani Ia wiosne. w dalszym cia-
gu gen. March orzekl, re Alianci
maja zupe}na przewage ia morzu.
Co do ciezkiej artyleryi - watpi,
czy Ameryka wyrabia ia W dosta
tecznej ilosci. Sytuacya wyrobu ae
|roplan6w jest tez niepomysha.N Ma
|zapytanie, czy bedzie MONA utwo
rye linie bojowa W Rosyi, March
odpowiedzia1, re Ameryka ME "a
mysla wyslac tam wojsk W znacz
niejszej liczbie; vice tez ME nale--
zy spodziewac sic wielkich rezul-
tatow. Marsza}ek gen. ~Crowder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Pofudniewy ko1liec nielnieekiejj
hnl nlusi sic cohaG jezeG
Alhanci zdobeda Roye.
LIMA neprzyacieska dae ma p6hoc bedze takze naru-
szona Aianci pesunel sic mil wzdiuz fontu mad Aue

True translation filed with thepost Wnona Ann
Aug 49, 19S required by the Act Of Congress Oct
francuska a1mia Francyi 10 sierpnia - Fran
cusde wojska urzad1y onegdaj lokalny atak
gione Autreche okoo dzesec mil po1nocny zachod cd
scissors zdobyi wyzyne ponoc cd masteczka Autre
che Dale to i'm posiadanie okocy rozcagaacej sic
ponocno zachod cd rzeH Oise.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
KlEpY :! ID SlF kQG|zY. NC | TWoJA
PREAUmERATA?

Zarzad przemys}u wojennego W
Westinghouse wydal teraz naste-
pujaca ustaWe:
"Wszysthe wydawnictwa mu--
sza zaprzestac wyse1ania gazet
skoro prenumerata sic skonczy
chyba ze prenlpmerata lu!l.l' II a. zostanie
odnowionas zaplacona naprzod.
Czytelnicy Wiarusa powinni u
wazac na swa. date i odnowic
przedp1ate zanim >czas uplynie a
zebyznie utracic zadnego numeru.
VM9DAMae1We y !! #lARgsa: / S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, MIMI, on
Aug, 19, 1913, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct.. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
Aug, 19, 1913, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

True translation filed. with the
post master az Winona, Mimi, on
Aug, 19, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct., 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Plany l. patrole bombardu=
ja niemiecka submaryne.
Submaryna zostah pewno uiszezena pe o$trzeiwaau i
bombadowaniu ameyka1skiego leglowca W Cape May.

Washington II aerpna Aeroplany marynarske patrolowe
orey aakoway gebokem wyrza}ami niemiecka submarine
kt6ra streaa wysadz}a powerze amerykansk zagowec
Dorothy Barrett New Yorku do Norfolk srode po poudnu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20
Niemcy Stracili 6, ,O0O, GOO Ludzi.

Paryz II erpnia Zupe1na strata nemcow cd poczatku
wojny al do koca pca 1913 zdae wynos 100000 cd
rannych gaze czba wlacza zabych
do poczat niemiecdej oensyw Cd ~ do II
wca nemcy mieli strac6 100000 " samych zabitych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Aug, 19, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-20

True translation filed with the post master at Wnona Mnn
Aug 49, 1918 required by Act Of Congress Oct 1917.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-30

~ arfirI-s are quietly f0laf by
ua.rF auF psnfarf'e Want t1s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-23
BLAIR THAW KILLED.
Noted Aviator Dies in France Whom
Plane Falls, 1000 Feet.

With the American Army in France.
Aug. 23.--Lieut. Blair Thaw, Of Pitts
burgh. amember OF the American avia-
tion service, was killed Sunday evening
when his airplane fell as u result Of
engine trouble.
Lieutenant Thaw, who was brother
of Major William Thaw and son OF
Benjamin Thaw, Of Pittsburgh. was
travelling In a pursuit group near the
front toward Paris. The engine trouble
developed at an attitude OF 1000 feet
and the machine. when it fell, struck
a number az telephone wires and col
-lapsed. .IpsTde down. Thaw was killed
instantly snd his companion aviator
was badly injured.
Burial was in the same plot where
the body OF Major Lufberr yis inferred.
Airnlanes~ wheeled overhead while
the funeral service was being conducted
by an Episcopal clergyman in the little
chapel OF the hospital. The casket af-
terwards was placed on a fower COW
cred truck. which proceeded slowly, to
the cemetery, preceded and followed
by the officers and men Of Thaw's s
squadron. Major Thaw and the avia-
tors mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-23

reported to have taken Boyelles and
Boiry Becqucrelle and to be still
pushing forward. They are piling up
prisoners and guns.
The British have reached Comic
court, which .is considered to be the
chief point of 'he German defense po-
sitions.
British Press Forward.
South Of Gomiecourt the British this
morning we're attacking and pushing
forward all along the line. A battle
has developed which seems to be one
of the greatest OF the war.
Three German battalion headquar-
ters have beaa taken In the locality OF
Happyvalle Additional guns also
have fallen into the hands Of the Brit
ish.
The town Of Meaulte, southeast OF
Albert. fell early in the British drive
The British troops pressing on here
are crossing the Bray Albert road
iappyvaiie 10 the nortn OF Bray
was taken by Field Marshl Haigs
troops after hard fighting.
Germans Using Fresh Divisions.
The latest reports from the battle
line say the british are reaching out
In the direction OF Tara hill, which 1.
thousand yards beyond ALBERT.
A number Of fresh German divisions
have been identified. They are rush
ing up in the hope Of saving some
thing az the disaster which threatens
the whole German army on this front
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-23
New Foreign Secretary Tells
Journalists United
Nation is Needed.
BEATEN UNLESS
PEOPLE UNITE
"Our Cause 10 an Exalted One But Il
Is in Great Danger" 10 Statement
Made to Press by Admiral Won
Hintzo-Promises to Tell No Lies in
Future AItho he May Be Compelled
TO Withhold Some Facts.

Amsterdam, Aug 23.-"Our cause Is
an exalted one, but 1t is in great dam
GER Admiral Won Hfntze. the German
foreign secretary. told a conference OF
German Journalists in Berlin. accord
Ing to the Cologne Volks Zeitung. He
asked them to cooperate with him.
After asserting in what esteem he
held the press the admiral said:
IN these times the government, the
press and the nation must hold to-
getfer with one aim-to win the war.
II these factors do not hold together
we shall be beaten.
Promises Facts Only.
1.-THE post Of foreign secretary Is by
no means desirable one. All objec-
tions had made to my appointment
were dispelled and I have undertaken
this responsible post. I am not tack
ling my task with a bowed head or
heavy heart.
II shall always show the greatest
consideration to the gentlemen OF the
press. You will hear nothing but facts
from me, but can not always give all
the facts The entire truth at certain
times does not serve but harms the
public interest.
II am not at all concerned regard
Ing attacks either on my person or
against the imperial policy. am
merely concerned with our cause. Our
cause is an exalted one but 1t is IN
great danger. therefore call on you to
cooperate"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-23
SAN DIEGO ToRPEDoED.
Diver Commander Boasts Of Destroy
ing u. s. Cruiser

Portland, Maine. Aug. 23.-A boast
that the American cruiser San Diego
was torpedoed and not mined was
made by the commander Of the sub
marine which captured the steam
trawler Triumph and used her as a
raider on the 'ishing banks this week,
according to word received here from
Captain Myhrc, Of the Triumph, to-
day.
Tie GeTnIau officer sii.,v nsseT assert teod ]
that he sank the tank steamer .. b.
Jennings and that the captain Of the
o. B. Jennings was a prisoner on the
submercible while Captain :Myhre was
on board.
A number Of Boston. New York and
Portland newspapers were taken from
the Triumph ind the commander said
he had been much amused in reading
reports Of how many times his vessel
had been rammed and sunk by steam
ers arriving 1T American ports
The commander said he had been
out three months and intended to re :
main two months longer In order to
annihilate tho fishing fleet on the
banks
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directed against the British positions
in the outskirts Of Miraumont was
driven oft.
On the ground between the two
points where the British armies are
hammering them end where they are
threatened with being left In pocket
the Germans seem to have started re-
treating
Albert is a town in the department
Of Somme, cighten miles northeast OF
Amicns 1t is situated on the Ancre
river and is railroad center. Before
the war 1t had a population OF more
than 1000.
Albert has been the scene Of some
desperate lgating and IN recent Brit
ish drives the town was surrounded on
three sides by the armies OF Field Mar
shal Haig, the village of Aveluy on the
north and Meaulte on the south, hav-
ing been reached by them.
1t was at Albert that for more than
three years the ta1pbus leaning Vir-
gin" hung from the top OF the cathe-
dral. The base of the statue of. the
Virgin which surmounted rne spire was
hit by German shell while the town
was under heavy bombardment In
August, 1914, and the image toppled
over. It did not fall from the pedestal
however but hung In n horizontal posi-
ton until April OF the present year
when German shell again struck the
statue and sent 1t crashing to the
ground.
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Peace With Germany
Must Be Dictated
Peace Says Lodge

Washington. Aug. -23.--An earnest
warning against nsyF.Ns and poison-
ous German peace q Uganda and a
declaration that " must be dc
tatcd to and not I 5 dated with Ger
many to place hg n position whcre
she never again . disturb the worlds
peace, were my : n the senate today
by Senator II : of Massachusetts
ranking repuD n OF the foreign rcla-
tons commit p
Peace ter : Which must and will be
forced on many were specifically
detailed ty ssInator Lodge, In speaking
In support OF the man power bill. They
include complete restoration OF Bel
gium, unconditional return OF Alsncc-
Lorraine to France and OF Italia h-
redentia 10 Italy, safety for Greece. In
dependence for Serbia and Roumania-
an Independent Poland. independence
OF the Slav peoples and freedom OF
Russia from German domination, in
Guiding return OF Russian territory
wrested hy Germany in the Brest
Litovsk treaty.
Further Senator Lodge declared Con-
stantinoplc must be made "a free port
and Palestine never restored 10 Turk
lsh rule.
There are the principal conditions.
he said, which will give victory
worth having No peace that satisfied
Germany can ever satisfy US. II can
not be negotiated peace. II must be n
dictated peace and we and our allies
must dictate tt
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London, Aug. es.-A battle is befns
Fought on the line between Lihons, south
OF the somme, to the .Coloe river. q front
,,f more than rs miles, according to the
official war statement today. :,
British troops are making progress
at a number OF points, the statement
SAYS, and adds that two enemy attacks
east of Beuucourt were repulsed dur
ing the night,
On the Lys front, the statement says
tn, British line was slightly advanced
en- st of LIE Touret, northwest OF Neui
Bcruuin and east Of Outtersteen. !,
Tanks again are playing an impor-
tant part in the battle. operating ahead
OF the infantry and clearing out cen
ters Of resistance. Some tanks are said
10 have reached the Bapaurne-Arras
road and to be menacing Bapaume It
self.
Driving Toward Peronns.
while It Ia not believed any particular
towns have been set as detectives, 1t IL
pointed out tonight that Gen. Byngs
troops are driving steadily eastward to-
ward Peronne, vital center IN the
German defensive supply system on
the Picardy front
Statements from well informed
sources have It that the British cas-
ualties in the present offensive are not
~reater. II as great, as those in the
somme drive some days ago, when
Fiefu Marshal Haig's losses were less
than the number OF enemy prisoners
taken.
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DEATH LIST AT
TYLER TWENTY NINE
Thirty Seriously Hurt and Scores Loss
Seriously Injured in Tornado Strok
en- Town in Southwestern Minnesota
State Troops Guard District.

Tyler, Mimi. Aug. ga barrier of
state troops has been thrown around
the tornado stricken town of Tyler to-
day. Adjt Gen. w. +. Rhinow has
taken personal charge of the relief
work.
Tic iist totiia;Jr .@::- announced as
twenty nine dend, thirty seriously hurt
and scores OF persons who suffered less
serious injuries. The property loss es-
innate of sl.O00.o00 has not been
changed.
Plans already are being carried out
to clear tho debris and rebuild tho
town.
Reacucrs today declared that n sick
woman living above Ike rostoi'lcc was
blown thru. the wall and landed on the
operating table OF a physician in an
adjoining building. She did not suffer
serious injuries, The body of u young
woman was found In a tree near Tyler.
A sign board with the words ''Six
Miles from Dixie" was found In tho
streets OF Tyler. Dixie is twenty Ave
miles west from here.
\ new school building which recently
was insured for $4,000 against tor
nadoes was not injured.