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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
Symptoms of Death.

The usual procedure in warfare to
determine whether death has occurred
is to inject fiuerescine, according to
the method of Dr. s. Icard of Mar
settles. In the living the eye will take
vivid green color. as though an emer-
aid had been set in the socket. If no
coloration is observed within an hour
or two after injection, it may be
stated positively that the person is
dead.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
EXPLAINING FALLING Of Leaves

The shedding of leaves In autumn
may be due to physiological drought.
The soil contains sufficient moisture.
but the temperature of the soil may be
too low to enable the trees to absorb
1t. June drop" of oranges and many
similar losses may be due to similar
causes.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
SLIPPERS.

In many respects orientals can give
us lessons In hygiene. 1t is true they
eat out of common bowl with their
fingers, which is neither sanitary nor
pleasant; but on the other hand they
do not tramp into house, bearing on
their footwear all the miscellaneous
filth of the street. At the door they
remove their shoes and put on slip
pers.-Exchange.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
Eewer Jananese sIIks

Just as we had learned to value Jap
anese silks and crepes and so on. es-
pecially as substitutes in these times
Of shortage Of so many materials, we
hear that certain ships engaged in the
Eastern trade, and that brought us
these serviceable and charming ma
terials. have been loaned to the i'm
perial government, and that has Gre
ated a scarcity in transportation ia
cilities. So georgettes. crepe de
chimes. and so on. are added to The list
of growing scarcities and advancing
prices. Added to this, little silk Is
coming from the French and Italian
markets.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17

military Ignorance is bound tC
show ITSELF" said Representative
woodward in trenchant criticism OF
the German offensive. "All Ignorance
shows itself. for that matter.
II heard lady talking to mission
airy the other day about Turk.
"'Did the scoundrel wear a fez?
the missionary asked.
"'No,' said the lady, he was clean
shaved"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
Gets AIona Without Nest.

The whippoorwill doesn't build a
nest. 1t lays two large, round eggs in
a slight depression in the ground-s,,y
in a cows track in the pasture, Or
even upon the top of dead and rot
ting log In the woods. If lne eggs are
discovered the bird will carry them
away in its mouth and deposit them
somewhere else, and it will do the
same thing with its young.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
The Dream and the Business

'The Germans thought war was ro-
mantle and glorious" said Brand
Whitlock in Toledo address. They're
finding 1t very sordid and disappoint-
ing business.
1.-THE Germans are in the position of
the young lady who was asked If her
seaside love affair had been very ro-
mantle.
'RomanticT she replied, N. Real
istic, rather. Hubert AND / each
thought the other was an immensely
rich swell, and 1t turns out that he
collects the monthly installments on
our near-silk parlor curtains
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
Little THINGS That Count

Life is made up. not of great sacri-
fees or duties, but of little things, In
which smiles and kindnesses and small
obligations, given habitually. are what
win and preserve the heart and secure
comfort.-Sir Humphrey Davy.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17

To keep up a nice balance of work
and wear, and to come out a little
ahead each day, is good religion. No
man has any right to wear himself
put.-Dr. Kellogg.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
MARI of The Reast

It Is most true that natural and
secret hatred and aversion toward So
eiety, in any man, hath somewhat of
the savage beast.-Bacon.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
AlIIea Have MORE Wheat

England and France have made a
remarkable wartime record in raising
crops this year. The French crop Of
wheat promises to be 13O,O0O,OOO BUSH
els more than last year, and England
probably will have 100000 more
than In 1917.
With 100000 fewer male laborers on
the land than before the war. England
and Wales have planted 80 per cent
more land to crops this year than in
1916, and the area of grain is the
largest on record. The increase In
grain and potatoes is 2,0420O acres.
Scotland and Ireland are expected to
show almost as great an increase. The
wheat acreage In England and Wales
is 2,665,O00 acres; oats, 2,s2O,OO0
acres; barley, 100000 acres; rye and
minor grains. $4,000 acres; potatoes,
645,OO0 acres.
The entire wheat area of the United
Kingdom this year as estimated by
Broomhall is 100000 acres, on which
the crop may exceed 100000
bushels.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
Old Superstition Inner.

Shipping returns of all countries
how much lower sailing rate on FRI
lay than on any other day of the week.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
GetR the Money

I'D like to write story I'd get
paid ior."
"Oh. I write home once a MONTH
Chapparal.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-09-17
Optimistic Thought.

II the people praise US we should
examine ourselves the more.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-10
CHARTER OF
JOS FEDERICO GROCERY co rxc

ScFicnOcr ;. lSlt
United States Q fAneriea. State az Is,;.;
r1hsn Q; orleans, City Of Nex Orleans
BE 1t knOEa, That on this Fifth dsy Of "a.
Lord one thousand nine hn,d-sS - ~
Gen ana o. The Independence OF The L.
third ana ioTty-
Iei0e ne, Gustzve A Lanbias. . So.,-x
gay comm STONED sworn and onal;.
y. :. -ao ioT ne Parish Of Orleans, and Ia
Tse,ee o. the witnesses he-e;nsf,r-
aened and undersigned; persoaaIlv 80. -
41pPeHteo5 MS Ihe-est Tennis. xidox ~
gosepa Fecerieo. Of full age. Aatho.x 4
eoefle9' OF t7l age: Frank E Sexton. IL fsJyI
Of the City Of New O-iesss - :.
&PPesrers declared that. ayaiIior ,b~-s.i-..
q tne laws Of this State. oatrie1i.-jv a.
- "a ~ OF 1l4. relative to the organixstioa
- - S"'poI1nons' they do. BY these presents.
otner persons as nay hereafter heoo-.- -
Sated with them TO form aod oo,s-;,--.
operation for the objects ard nr,--sos..
.ncI me articles and s.ipulatio,.. foI,
AkIlCLE L The name and title Of III,
cry Co. Int In its said 49, - 49,
rae capacity, Il shall have and eniov $500
sio7 Tor the tern OF ninety-rine yezrs g.
me GATE hereof: and shall possess ezrh -
t~e'' capacity. privilege or in-u,i-x
whatsoever, now or hereafter rrzuted by ~
% rzding or Commercial co-po-ztio,x
AkIGIE I-This Co-po-stioa sl.u =.
oo1ieiled n the City Of New Orleans \ -
ana and TIE President, and. IN his sbs-1c.
VICE fresideni, are designated as the Off,.
apoa whom citation, or other legal oroc.ss
can be served r0ss'
AkIlCLE IlI.-The objects and p,-,o...
o. THIS Corporation and the ,s-n-. :! -
2asiness to Dc carried Oh by il, are ber.Sx
l. 10 acquire all the stock Of zracr-;.. -
nereaandise contained in the Srooe-y So.
11or1eriy oonducted- IN the City Of New Or
cans BY the late Joseph Fedrr;oo
To buy, sell. trade and de.I 4, :.
; nolesaie and retail groceries. proriS;o,.
- supplies. wares. vegetables. proS,~-
ma all other articles and things inr;S--.si
? : general grocery, vegetable. food s-,-ojx
10y, nsa- gone, p-odace and proyis;o5
) And, generally. for the p-roose. as -.
-Inins or furtherIng any OF the objects -
moses tne-eSirh connected or ine;d-7-.I
,1e1eto. 70 % any and all Other ,r-s -
alnss winch copartnership or ns.u-zi -
On could DO, and which nov on h--..f-.-
"a. !. 2s szihorized BY lzx.
AAiNLE N.-Ihe capital stock Of tn.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-10
CHARTER OF
AoIoR FIRE INSURANCE .crxcv
INC

United States Of. America. Stat. q, -.
ANA Parish OF Orleans, Civ Of ".
Orleans
BE 1; known that On this IA L..
p0nla OF September, 1918. before v- - -
IAns, Notary public duly co,-;Ss;o-.1
lo' ne above named parish 49,
$500 ly came and appeared TIE
suoserioed. who, in the presenoe ~ - -.
hereinafter named and undrrs;z-e5
e]Sn aad al declared that. avz;I;1r -
~ :. ne laws Of the State Of L5uisisuz
nafe organized. and do bv ,brs- -. .-ey
us4Ii1e and Constitute theuseIxex :. -
- al oiner Persons Who nav br-,.f-s- -
,;o 1soeiatec With them, into a corp,-S.
porz,e 10y po,ltie IN Law, 10 enjoy cor
- oos sAis'ence during a period OF 5ioetr-
IiDe tssl years after this date ,,,less S5o-s
S'eo- and under the following s.;,-,j-
ions. ions, which they hereby ADOPT az ,beiT A..
"ess o. Incorporation. or Charter. .o-xit:
.lS tLh The name Of this corporate,
iiae-. and its donicile is he-e5y SerjatSJ =: =,
an ine city Of New Orleans. S-s-. ~
LOUISIANA, and all citations or o;he- I.gsi
snaH De served on the Preside.
~no IN as absence. OF the Secretary.
AkilCLE 1.-The objects and purpose.
business 70 Be carried on BY IL az. 49,
declared 20 be as follows:
10 aci as asen; for insurance conp,.;e.
"a satns and reeelring applications f2-
me casualty. plate glass. boiler. .l-r,,o,
s.. ni wGrknen's e0npensatiOa, tornado
Ie1lia, burglary, reat. marine. credit -
iiie insurance, and all other kinds az a.
surSnee the collection Of premiums and d.
snen other business as may Be deIeza,e5 =
agents oy suca companies and "a ro,5-,--
Z sezi insurance agency and iusyrsrce
oIoserase business; 20 act as asrnts -
oonoing companies. soliciting ana rerr;x;--
ApPtieai'o1s for bonds for All k;-5s -
70 purchase. lease or o.5.-[;s-
zeqaiIe real estate sad TO hold. inp-ox-
oIs2se and dispose Of the sane. "a o.
sioek N any other co-porzt;oos I'D -.
- s-ne, and generally TO do zny and al
,s;.ss. ,nesoentaI OF gernane 10 any of the
'o,ee. and purposes above specified.
ARTICLE IH.-The capital stock of ri,
:. o'.aon Is hereby fixed al the su- Of
I've iao1sand sSOoOo) Dollars. al .:
' snlSn snaA Be common stock, ana ~bieb
'asn consist OF fifty (5O shares Of The Ia
saiue Of One Hundred $4,000 Dollars r.
'nars: The capital stock nav be ior-e.<e5
2 iSs1'y-five Thousand c2smOo1 DoI-
zrs No stockholder of this oorro-.-;o, 1
nah SELL or offer to sell. any stock 81 this /
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-10
CHARTER OF AIc1rps cous,,r
COMPANY. IscoRPoRATED iioS

ian, Jt~'es Of America. State o: I,,;s.
90 r1flsh Q; Orleans, City o: Ne o.
e ~ knosn, tina; on this g.. d. -
49, o'S before ne. Robert z. O'C,no5-
SaAIined, IN and for the Par;sb :. g. ana
q louisiana. and in TIE o-.,S'-
S'aesses hereinafter nz-,e5 go %
$3.50 personally came and apoe.-.5 x
s,,bs--;hrSS whose names are h--.--.o
-osG.oeo: who each severzIly d-rl--.I - -
Sf@ihng themselves OF the ,.,r;sso, mat
% me State Of Louisia,. --j..s Va 'ae
.a% organization OF corpo-s,;o1s So. 70
-1,.-,-ii.. agreed and do BY these n,..--.e
selves =, ss@n, and agree and bind h..
ssrs - ana With each other, ss VII :.
80 oiaer persons Who nav I.sh As
80 associated with them n So DC
L. "'poraiion and BODY uoI;.;e ::
d. ~ me oolects and purposes "a II
ing. viz: anu sNpaiaiioass follow
AkilCLE The nan. .,a -.
Ss ratloa shall be Air;e-s rae. % tals
o'Panf- Incorporated z-d - : o|noa
.h,rS.- n1ne shall have po~er Al
fgII -. ave and enjoy succession e. -.
Siier the date hereof 10 800, TOE
s..l saed 10 make and use ro--,,- 80
-. 1s same 20 break or alter :, -
:" nolo receive. lease. r-rrh.s. &C.
cste 5,,- ven as to mortgage and hyno,hs-
-. i1OPel,y, real. personal and
PoN1- and i1co-po-esl. "a COY
49, soe1 Officers. managers go. p
80. - us business interests and go.
- 10y require; and 70 make ,,5 .S-L,.I
a after and amend fro-, -,
soea bylaws. rules ana --.Js 70
~. FIOPer government Of TIE sff.;.. =.
proper. &c necessary and
NLE 1.-The do-icile az H..
D. ~ saai be IN the CITY Of " ESOPofa-
o. orleans. Srz-e Of -; Ol4eAns:
S.sAnons Or other legal o-oc-ss - 41o
On the Presidea. Of sz;d r, oe
Pres;5.-. e'ent OF ms absence on TIE W
:. ARIiCLE III-The object. ,,a
f.. as :. eoTporatiOn are declared "a :. Poses
d--5,;- BUSINESS Of general coatrzr-;ry -
pr,sS: 1no york Of similar ch,-.c,-- &0o
s.;d ..- IN--Ihe capital stock a. -.
80 80 xS1on IS hereby fixed AZ TIE, IT.
80 SIonO Dollars, divide5 inon,
represented by One Hundred INTO and
~ sal1e OF One Hundred Doiis-' 81 % ne /
s1en- Szid stock or snv os-- sloooD I
.ssoeo Tor cash and in psynr1. e 11s i
= OF patents and patent 49,.
yloPGy or machinery and -~.I
oehvered. services ,-,r.jIr -
.e-eo 20 sals company The Bo.rd - NJ
hereinafter created is esn-r;.lI, -.
.-e1I1ed TO dispose Of the stock - 80:
a whole OF IN part, for az - -, /
: purposes above stated az IN n. -
nay seen fair and p-ou--
sna!i begin business =. 60,
- lnonsand Dollars ss.O0oO az ;ts 80
been subscribed. and this 80
81 7r q tne original subscriptiou lis,
-. ---LE s--An the corporate poxe-x ~
anon shAi be vested in, and ex-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-10

Oni.ed States Of. America. State of Iou;s.
Fansa OF Orleans. City of New
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-10
CHARTERS

~. ..--.- sEsi y ia. 49,
80. -.-5. -ae ss1s Z - Z - !,
~. $50 i-trsa;, ~ . - 4 {.
~, q ne 5sak ~, - i
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81 ---;--s Z
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Z. rs l-F--sti1a ss,il l.lrls -
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49, ,2e stsckh.3s.. :, ss-zz
=. - 7 191icile 4 !. r =
- 800 -7es3sy q ~ ma,
- -5--E wI;h IL - z
- ~ nS;ies q; - .a-'sr
...... s'e- . szch y,,-,s-ls- 49,
-'-,--2 .-s Gays PR : =
80 it-ssa1a,ly. 4 On I'D
-7 = --e POST o,Ss. -sE !,
,Ie Jas: k.3ua 49,. 80 secss.
.----e'' q sa5Er by ~ "a ~
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pe-s--. y 0ae nd l. :,
a: sc-a election .. f..
80 80 < entitled . csr =. p
ezeA snare q s:oek oEne5 - e ,Sf
L lr.,'.i q 5y gr0Ky. b, Ts:n. - = y
TIE saii Basrd q D;,.-.,.,
power 70 appoint zEt-., - "A ,
-. - oo-S''-ztol. u % 49,. sl's= :
ezsS-e' AID hey shall - ~
> III Any vacancy = 49, z ~
s-s-- 1zke such By-Lsu. - ~ Z
$50 - amend re sane a. .h.r -, - -
TIE :i-s; Board .: D;-.-,
p2-aiio1 md he osfSoe-s So -, : Is =
serve un.ll me seeood 49, - 60
oe5; BE are 70 be .;e-.s ~
. :: Eithln i've % daT,
ARTICLE V-Ts;s r,-
Business as sOoa a. Sf.r = Y y
S---h.s f--ai slocE Azs - =
ARTICLE VIZ, 49,,
'e9cet. The capital sod 49,
y decreased. o. tins o.--.ur,.;S- - -,
= l1oaaoe with ne v-gr;sio,. -, : :
= p ne Legislature 81 !. ST. -
.s-a i5- The year 1914 -
II1s done and siFned
,EeS orleans, Lo1isisna- i ~ -.
-ore1ce Pineser and " { c.
- witnesses, o. he Sd s1r Z 49,
-; AFTER doe reading q he vs.,. -
scTloers - this oo-p1--i,- -
.. -es ano tie a10uai Of i, sd -
Lfsiy subscribed fo- By th-z ~ =.
'ec-a-e iais 70 ooasti.a-e ;b.;;- - =
'crIption lis ~ ;
-, Allen Aehle. (ssD ssi-.s. OIc,
y snare; J. Z Lznsing. nD A.
" Illnesses; N c Carter. Fu-,y =.
EDWARD ElE
- Nxx7 hkz
4 me undersigned Reeo-5.- q ~
4 and Tor the Parish q O-irzrt 81
1oaisisaA hereoy certify Ia. y TO- =
2fesol1g Act 0; lnoorpo-z,iv, 4 NJ n
are Insurance. AgenSy. La, sas n :
,a,y recorded n Nv osiet 4 sEi :
A tue copy.
EDWARD EIx
SEPT l2-D-3 Oct 1D-E
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SEPT l2-p& Oct 5Y-E.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07
mortf.suna foIst.)

Menn gemiiie 2eute
elnm iprcdlcn, hoben tie 0afiir ibrt
Dernilnitigeu 8rilnoe.
Cine trourige RoTfe
ipielt oerjenige, Der iibrr allcs nno
ieocs i'd luitig mof1t.
Gas II na Ill Der Mcnid6cit
limb Die totem Srrtitmcr, Die man
oeraciicu hat, 5t hcaraben.
Gem Wanne eraebt es NIT
Der 6rnu iuie nit Der 3igorre, er
lam Die Grite nid)t p%ertragen!
Mauhc 1rouen inden Die
1ugeno oaourd 81 idonen, 6aB lie
Dcnig @ebrardl BON ibr mod)en.
Gie Weniden into 6duii1
gu oumnL i'm idlefjt, ODER 3u
idleft, UNI oumm fein 3u f6nncn.
Gurh BIumeng i6t man OF
3arte Gmpiiroungen tuno; onrA
oie Glune aber Die grobte 8robbeit.
G6ou0id ielbit erfrnnit? Iu
TUT es iid)er, iobolo on mebr De
bredeu on Dir ol5 an ben anoeren
entoeflt.
Sic Ndnner iinb iibcrad mro
nnbc0ingt od5 itarfere @eidIedit
iclan9e Die Jraucn nidt in 5rdgt
tunnUen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-07

DLuL pOSitEIo sisioer iTcfsu.
Tts aussssst6nsts nsaEid, eietss ngsn etoHss 'aHn aar nni'
fstusr pratnfhtu Bsrmnobarstt Beysetnt wsrsen. Hunosr.
BOZ i&bu, bod fsh, folo Ho nuuosrooa oaaer5oft. drost
10 ohus NuuleIH. ntnmt tstnn Sioab, enf uno wdiAt re- aus"
euaAud. al obfoiut tarbenfeH. Retoabers eetigne. fur teoe
art alsieer fir Saus uHo erase aud fir Eroperien uHe
WebaHHde. GsSen. Der GtoM If IN stusF srossn 8abi bon
paiteruea uo Jarben ~ habe. epuie 9hr 2dufnaHn sstHe
-Dtus pcHHetsS fabren. feueea SIC uns. bite, etsis AHuonee
nit Dem aamsH 9hrts aaufmanns, em, umb mir peroeH ihm
gRuaer feuesu aHb tbu tstsns 9hres autrasss beHaArtAasen.
LESHER WHITMAN & CO.. Inc. Ss1 Broadway, ny.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26

of Rheims The Allies, however, have also been well re
nOrced and holding the Germans with great slaugh
ter and themselves pressing steadily forward at nearly
all points:
PARIS HEARS GUNS ROAR
Along the two wings of the salient the artillery fir
ing is the heaviest sustained big gun battle Of the war;
the of the fighting being distinctly audible in Paris
fifty miles away.
Prisoners taken in the offensive actions Of the Ger
say that the Germans have orders to resist any
further advance of the Allies at all cost and to die fight
ing rather than cOncede any further ground
On that section of the Marne front still held bv the
Germans there was also heavy fighting yesterday, the
Germans attacking east of DOrmanS taking the advanced
positions of the French in the first rush This ground
was later reganed by the French
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
Shells and Destroys Enemy
Trenches and Artillery En-
placements and RepuIses Foe
In Patrol Encounters
GERMAN REINFoRCEMENTS
ARE SENT TO AUSTRIANS
In Picardy British Are Wctors In
Local Engagements and Allies
Gain Three Miles on Twelve
Mile Front

W/ASHINGTON, July 26 -
" ASSOCIATED Press)-Anti-
cipating the launching of an Aus
tro-German offensive on the ltal-
ian front, which was indicated by
troop concentration and patrol
activities, the Italians yesterday
took the initiative, There was
lively shelling by the Italians
along a considerable part of the
front in which severe damage
was inflicted and patrol encount-
ers of some violence in the Tren-
tino, the Brenta and the Piave
sectors.
Early official dispatches from
Rome yesterday said that there
we're growing indications Of the
imminence of an Austro- German
offensive. Many German troops
we're reported to be arriving in
Austria and we're being concen-
trated back of the line with the
evident purpose Of a gigantic
thrust.
Later the dispatches from
Rome told of the steps taken by
the Italians to thwart or to ham
per such offensive. The light Of
hcial communique from Rome
said: "From Valarea to the
Brenta in the mountain and Asi
ago sector and along the Piavr
from Candclu to Zenson, our bat
tcrics heavily shclled and dc
stroycd large sectors of the enemy
trenches and did much damage to
their artillery emplacements.
Enemy patrols were repulsed
at SieIvio, near Mori and at
Monte Santa Bella on the left
bank Of the Brenta.
In the air fighting two enem,
machines we're downed."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
DARIS TELLS OF
1 VICTORY At HAND

PARIS, July 90 Official by Associ.
ated Press)-On the Ourcq valley front
the fighting proceeded throughout yes,
terday with the same general success
as on the previous days of the counter
offensive.
North Of the river the Franco Amer
leans occupied Oulchy le-ville, after
hard fighting.
In the southern end of the Marne
salient the Franco Americans advanced
for three kilometers at certain points,
notably in the region of Dormans.
Southeast of Armcntieres, on the
south bank Of the Ourcq we have Occu-
pied Hill l4l and have won across the
Nanteuill stream.
We have captured the village of Conf
cy and the greater part of the Tournclle
woods and have extended our progress
in the forest of Fere.
Our general advance continues under
favorable conditions in the Ris forest,
north of DOrmans.
Southwest of Rheims the enemy con
tnues his violent attacks between Vri-
gy and st. Euphraise, gaining a temp
Orary foOthold on Hill 24O. BY coun-
ter we regained this position, taking
a hunded prisoners.
Official communiques from French
headquarters announce that the Allied
troops are now within three miles of
Fere en- -Tardenois. which is the june
tion point for eight roads and the cen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
n DVANTAKE is WITH
a ALLIES IN PICARDY

LONDON, July 26-(Associa
ted PrcsSl - Local engagement
OF some violence with success att
tending the British arms werr
reported as having occurred in the
vicinity of Meterer, Nillers Bret
toncau and Albert, heavy casual
ties in some instances being in
hictcd on the enemy and a num-
Der OF prisoners and machine
guns taken.
At an early hour yesterday
morning the enemy attacked fou'
British OutpOStS to the south OF
Mctcren and we're repulsed, suf
lering comparatively heavy casu
aItlee i'll killed and losing a few
prisoners.
Vt daylight the Londoners
executed a successful raid on
enemy trenches to the southwest O,
Continued on Page ; Column g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
MONEY WAS
PAID 'FATHERLAND"
Editor Admits That He Received
Hundred Thousand Dollars
For His Services

NEW YORK, July 26-(Associated
Pr"ss'- George =. Viereck, editor of
the "Fatherland which afterward
changed its name to "Viereck 8 Week
ly" has admitted that his publication
was subsidized aud paid for dissemin-
ating the German propaganda which it
published and which resulted in its
being barred from the mail and finally
suppressed.
Announcement Was made from the
othr" Of the attorney general of this
state yesterday that Niereck has ad.
mittrd that he received sums which,
in the aggregate, amounted to about
$loo,oUo from Brnstorff and Dunn ba and
that these sums were paid to him for
tn" printing of pamphlets and books
ant IL" dissemination Of German propa-
guudu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-07-26
NEGROES MAKE HUN
LAMENT PRESENCE
Showing Made On Western Front
So Excellent That Germans
Have Cause To Sorrow

WASHINGTON, July 25-(Associat
ed Press )- Fifty thousand more nc
gro"s have been called to the rolors
under the selectivP draft by Provost
Marshal General Crowder, and they
will he employed for general military
services.
The German wireless station at
Nauon is ilOOding the neutral nations
with propaganda in which the Ger.
mans complain because the American
army contains black fighters on the
western 'front.'
However, British and French news
papers highly praise the negroes com,
posing such western front detuch
mcnts and say that they behaved with
remarkable cOolness during the heavy
homhardmrnt to which they were sub
irrtcd last week and that afterwarl
they rrpulsed German attack, French
dispatches said, so that military chiefs
do not wonder that Germany ia
mcnts their presence.