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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
KATASTROFA MA RZECE
ILLINOIS. -
175 osoB zG1NELo.

Peria, ILL.,, 8. lipca. - Wielu O.
SOB zginsso ma rzece Illinois dzi-
sia] mad ranem o godzinie wpa do
Sci, gdy parowiec Columbia"
wjechaf na mielizne rozbi& sic,
skutkiem czego wywr6cif sic ! "a
sonaa. Parowiec Columbia byi
wiasnoScia kompanii III, F, Mill
Excursion Co." Okoio 500 os6b
czionkowie klubu : Pekin / jego
goScie Enajdowaio sic na parow-
Gu, kt6ry dazyi do parku "Al Ere
sno" o 8 i p6i mill ma p6inoc cd
pekin. Policya pekiiiska donosi, &e
oko8o ITO oo6b zgineio na rEece
Illinois. Wystano natychmiast
lekarzy, pielegniarki na miejsce
katastrofy. a setki os6b ratowaiy
tonacych pasaEer6w, Wielu pozo-
staiych prey Ayeiu pasazerow "a
brano do pobliskich dom6w; ra-
porty donsza, Ec kilka set os6b
Eginsto wrzecc, lccz dokiadnej Il
ezby dotychcEaa ME utwierdzono.
Poni4ej podajc sig =e=nanie pozo-
staiej przy ayciu pasaserki panny
Pauliny BinEael Pckin, ktora
byla ma okreeie. podcEaa gdy ten
slq wywrocR, ~Parowiec miaa
try pokiady. ia znajdowafm sic
ua trzecim pokiadzie, ma drugin
pokiadzie byia aala do tancow'
" kt6reI wiele os6b tahczyio' niz-
szy poksad byl prEewaRnie dla
ms&czyEn. Me WIEN doksadnie' J.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
SYTUACYA MA ZACHODN1M
...-. FRONcIE.

Paryz, 6. lipca. - Wzrastajaca
z dniem kazdym si}a Aliantow i
przewaga w powietrzu spowodu-
| ia zapewne wkrotce zmiane me-
tody walki ma zachodnim froncie.
Ostatnie slime ataki wojsk allan
ckich we Francyi wskazuja ma to-.
re rozwija sic nova faza wielkiej
bitwy. Widocznem jest, ze gene
raj Foch ME mySli nadal trzymac
sic tylko defensywy. Fakt, ze w
wielu ostatnich atakach napadnie-
to Niemcow niespodzianie i Z Ia
twoscia ubezwladniono, dowodzi,
IL Alianci posiadaja takze pre-
wage W powietrzu. Te zmiane ma
lepsze W obydwu wypadkach "a
wdzieczaja Alianci pomocy anne
rykanskiej. Przybycie setek tysie-
cy wojsk amerykanskich pozwo--
lilo gen. Fochowi ma wykonanie
caiego szeregu lokalnych atakow
wzdluz caiej linii bojowcj, wzra-
stajaca zas ciagle liczba amery--
kaiskich lotnikow umozliw;ia
wieksza koncentracye sif awiaty-
cznych alianckich, ktore w punk
tach ataku oczyszczaja powietrze
z patroli nieprzyjacielskich. w
ostatnim tygodniu wzieli Alianci
przeszlo 5000 jehcow ma zachod-
MIN froncie i weszli w posiadanie
wielu waznych pozycyi strategi-
cznych. Przewaga zaS Aliantow
w powietrzu okazuie sic tego, &c
W clagu tygodnla ma sa1nym Dry
tyjskim froncie zestrzelono 173
niemieckich acroplanow, utracono
zas tylko Sc. Najwyzsza Rada A
liant6w odbyla w}asnie wczoraj
swe siodme posiedzenie, ma kto-
rem rozpatrywano obecna sytua-
eye ma zachodnim froncie pod
kazdym wzgledem i zgodzono sic
IA caly szereg donioslych pla-
now. Male tylko starcia lokalne
zachodza obecnie ma froncie fran
cuskim, w ktorych szczegolnie A
merykanie So nadzwyczaj czynni.
Przepedzili zoinierze amerykai-
scy oddzial niemiecki, ktory usi-
1owai zaskoczyc ich niespodzia--
ME pod Cantigny; % Ameryka-
now star{o sic tu z Is Niemcami.
przyczem 20 Niemc6w pablo. Kill
ku zostalo ranionych a trzech
wzieto w niewole: zdobyto tez
kilka mitraTiez. 0 dalszych wal
kach wzd}uz caiego frontu Cd RE
ki Aisne do Marry wspomina ra-
port paryski Gwaltnwna walka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06

Warsztat okretowy standard Ship
biuding Corporation" Shooters Is
land, L. L: NJ Y, spuscit okret trans
portacyjny ,,Morrestown" o pojemno-
Sci 1900 ton.
Dalej spuszczono transportowiec
Lake Borghe" o pojemnosci $500 ton
warsztatu ,,Globe Shipbuilding Com
pany" W Superior, Wis.
Aurora, tranSportowiec o pojemno
Sci 1000 ton spuszczony 2 warsztatu
.,Casey-Jones Ship building Co., w
Wilmington, Del.
,,Canabio", transp. pojemnosci o.
910 ton spuszczOny z warsztatu kom-
panii Texas Steamship Company" w
Bath, Me.
Santa Teresa, transp. o pojemno-
Sci 1886 ton, spuszczony warsztatu
kOmpanii William Cramp and Sons
Ship and Engine Building Co." W FL
ladelfii.
,,Neponset", statek lodowy, pole
mnoSci 10000 ton, spuszczony przez
kompanie Sun Shipbuilding Compa--
ny" w Chester, Pa.
M. J. Scanlon", transp. pOjemno-
Sci S120 ton, spuszczony z warsztatu
New York Shipbuilding Corporation"
W Camden, N. J.
indianapolis" transp. pojemno-
Sci 1880 ton, spuszczony z warszta-
tu kompanii ,,Pusey-Jones Shipbuilding
Company" W Flouscester, n. j.
Lake Wenthrop", transportowiec o
pojemnosci 3,400 ton, spuszczony z
warsztatu kompanii ,,Manitowoc Ship
building Company" W Manitowoc, Wis.
Lake Eliks", transportowiec o po-
jemnosci $500 ton, spuszczony war
sztatu American Shipbuilding Com
pany" W Lorain, Ohio.
Lake Gadney", transportowiec o
pojemnosci $500 ton, spuszczony war
sztatu kompanii American Shipbuil-
ding Company" W Cleveland.
Lake Berdan", transportowiec po-
jemnosci $500 ton, spuszczony z war
sztatu American Shipbuilding Com
pany" W Chicago.
Lake Pleasant, transportowiec o
pojemnosci $500 ton. spuszczony z
warsztatu Great Lakes Engineering
Works" W Ashtabula.
Lake Benbou", transportowiec po-
jemnosci $3.50 ton, spuszczony war
sztatu American Shipbuflding Com
pany" w Detroit, Mich.
Lake Helen, transportowfec po-
jemnosci 800 ton, spuszczony war
sztatu ,,McDugall Duluth Compa-
ny" W Duluth.
..Nfawa", transportowfec o pojemno-
Sci $500 ton, spuszczony warsztatu
Baltimore Drydocks and Shipbuilding
Company.
Lake Janet, transportowiec po-
Jemnosci $500 ton, spuszczony z war
sztatu kompanii Great Lakes Enge-
neering Works W Ecorse, Mich
Lake PEARL, transportowiec po-
iemnoscf $500 tun. spuszrzOny z war
sztatu Great Lakes Engineering
Works" W Ecorse. Mich.
Lake Silver transportUwiec po-
iemnosi $500 ton. spusNzony war
sztatu Great Lakes Engineering
Works Ecnrse, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
Kompanie Telegraficzne pod
Kontrola Rzadu.
SO Okret6w Spuszczonych ma Wodq,
WydziaF vCzerWODego Kryza' do Szwajeayi
DALSZE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

lie osob znajdowaio sic na pierw-
Sym pokiadzie, lecz przypusz-
cam, ze wszysey nieomal znajdo-
wall sic ma dwu gornych pokia--
dach. Rozmawiaiam z moirni przy
jacio{mi wowczas, gdy okret wra-
cajac, wypiywa} ma rzeke. Nagle
dai sic siyszee straszny iomot:
na chwile kazdy stai jak s}up ska
mienia}y w mgnieniu Okla wszy-
scy rzucili sic do poreczy okretu.
Oficerowie i za{oga parowca, wi
dzac, CO sic dzieje, rozkazali, aze-
by wszyscy odstapili Cd poreczy
poniewaz parowiec moze sic pre-
wrocic, lecz by}o to juz zapozno.
Parowiec przewrocii sic ia wpa-
diam do woody. sGdym sic dosta}a
na brzeg rzeki, widzia}am okropne
obrazy: przerazone kobiety wo--
slfy o pomoc, jedne walczy}y jesz-
cze re sniercia w g}ebokosciach
rzeki, inne osIabione juz lonely.
Wszyscy ma nizszych pok}adach
prawdopodobnie zgineli. Widzia-
lam kobiety trzymajace prey
piersiach male dzeici: niektore z
nich byiy juz ME zywe. Wkr6tce
pospieszono nam pomoca: wiele
osob rzucilo sic do rzeki celem ra-
towania tych, ktorzy byli przywa-
Ieni pod parowcem. Parowiec byi
uzywany do wypraw wycieczko--
wych ma rzece: mia{ on d}ugosci
oko4o 150 stop. Okret powraca}
iu4 parku, wowczas, gdy nasta-
piIa katastrofa. Jak tylko sic do
wiedziano o owym wypadku, wy
s.ano natychmiast pociagi po--
moca lekarska.
AMERYKANSKI TRANSPOR-
TOWIEC ZATOPIONY.
Washington, 6. ipca. - Anne
rpkanski transportowiec wojsko--
Wy Henderson" poczal sic wczo-
raj palic ma morzu, lecz szczesli-
vie przyplynas do portu: Mkt ME
zginai. RAPPORT donosi, re okret
ME Jest ciezko uszkodzony. Ra-
porty ME donosza czy okret po-
wracai Europy ME daily zad-
uych szczegoiow co do poiaru ma
aim.
Washington, 6. Epca- - Anne
vkanslzi transportowfec woIsko-
wv ..Covington powracaIacy do
portu z kouwoiem okretow bry-
tviskich amerykaiskchr zostai
o1egdzi torpedowany III wodach
et-ro2eiskich. poezem wkr0tce u
n5uzl- SzesGu !mzryuarzy za&Ogl
lego przw6o2odohrre zgfnefo1 OFF,
iorruwie orrtu przytyri zrzesi-
VIE do portn frznorskfegu. Ma o.
-Eryce rym zraTdnWan sic znfnie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06

RE i pasazerowie. Ponizej podaje
sic imiona brakujacych: Ernest {.
Anderson, palace z Lynn, Mass,
Jtzef B. Bowden, marynarz Z
Mountain Lake, N. J., Ambrozy
G.. Ford, palace Z Somerville,
Mass, William H. Lynch Jr., pa
LACE z Manchester, n. H., Albert
s. Payne, marynarz Staten Is
land, n. Y, Lloyde H. Silvernail,
marynarz Baimbridge, n. Y.
Department. marynarki oswald
cyl, re nur ktory torpedowa} O.
kret ,,Covington" ME zosta} spo--
strzezony; kilku marynarzy zato-
pionego transportowca otrzymalo
lekllie uszkodzenia: wszyscy ma
rynarze, 'zoinierze i pasazerowie
przenieSli sic ma statki konwoju.
Topeda uderzyia W box trans
portowca, powodujac explozye
kotlow. Urzednimy Dep. Mary
narki myslac, re okret moze bye
jeszcze wyratowany, wyslali kilka
statkow holowniczych ma pomoc,
lecz okretu. juz ME bylo MONA
wyratowac. Wyslano statki pa
trolowe, celem odszukania zaginio
nych marynarzy: urzednicy przy-
puszczaja, ze marynarze zgineli
" toniach morskich.
MOVIE OKRETY JUz MA WO-
DACH.
Washington. 6. lipca. - Liczne
warsztaty okretowe w Stanach
Ziednoczonych spuscily onegdaj
ma wode - jak' juz wczorajsze
donosiIy telegramy - znaczna Ii
czbe nowych transportowcow o
lacznej pojemnosci 299,264 ton.
w kazdym warsztacie okretowym
odbyto wielkie ceremonie: byi to
wielki i pamietny dzieh dla Wy
dzialu transportacyjnego. Wszy-
stk nieei cuhji,pC 123456 7S90$. g.
stkie uieomal warsztaty okretowe
na morskich brzegach jeziorach
spuszczaly ma wode stalowe i drze
wiane okrety, niektore o znacznej
poiemnoSci. Jeszcze ME otrzyma-
no wszystkich raportow o spusz-
czaniu oEretow, lecz te beda
wkr6tce wypracowane- NaIw1e&-
sly transportowiec, sPuszczony
ma wode. ma pojemnosc 1850
ten Pouizej podaje sic fmiona O.
kt6re zosta}y sPuszczoue
ma wode W r6z1ych warsztatach
ourtowych:
Defiance, trans o pojemnOsG T.
900 ton zDstafy spuszczDne wdrszta-
tn Bethlehem Ship building Corpora
t66yn- W San Francisco. Jest to swiato-
wy rekprd spuszczania okret6w TAX
oTbrzymiej poiemnosci jednego war
sztatu / to W iednym dnin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
BRYTYJSKI.

Londyn, 6. lipca- = Liczba jeh-
cow wzietych przez mas we wczo-
rajszych pomys1nych operacyach
mad rzeka Somme przewyzsza l.
800. I materyalu wojenhego nall
czono dotychczas jedno dziaio
'polne, ki1ka mozdzierzy / 100 Ego
ra nritra1iez- NiepzyjaGefski a.
tax ma nowe nasze pozycye ma
wschod Cd Hamel odparfis1ny z
latwuScia, biorac przytem W ME
wole kilku ie1ic6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
MAJA PRzEWAGE Ma
LADz|E |W P0W|ETRZU.
ZWALK AMERYKAN0W
Sukcesy Aiant6w ma W}o-
skim Froncie.
Rewolucya Grozi Centralnym.
Spisek Powodem Smierci Sultana.
Czecho- Slowacy Pobili Bolszewikow.
Niepok6j Poludniowej Afryce.
Samorzad dla Indyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Niepok6j W Poludniowej Afryce.
Samorzad dla Indyi,
INNE TELEGRAMY.

artyleryi ,rozgrywa sic mad Aisne
wojska francuskie wykonaly
pomyslny atak w poblizu Bussai-
res, ia polnocny zachod cd Cha
teau Thierry. L Flandryi dono--
szq wzmozonej walce artyleryi,
zwlaszcza wzdluz poinocnej cze-
sci odcinka Lys. ko}o Scherpen-
berg i Strazeelc. Schcrpenbcrs
jest jednym Z klucz6w do lahcu.
cha pag6rkow ma zach6d cd KEN.
mel.
Po spokojnym Czwartym Lipca
Iozywily sic czynno5ci ma froncie
Toul. Amerykahska artylcrya o.
strzeliwa}a pozycye nieprzyjacicl-
skie pociskami gazowymi. Mem
cy zaS bombardowali swoim zwv-
czajem linie frontowa tyiy pozy-
Cyl naszych. Amerykanscy lotni-
cy powodzeniem wykonywali
swe czynnoSci wywaidowcze i TO-
tograficzne. Jeden z Mich napotkai
, maszyny niemeckie; starl sic Z
niemi natychmiast, zniszczyi jed
na powrocii caio do obozu.
MA FRONCIE WkOsKIM.
Londyn, 6. lipra. - Biuro wo-
jenne w}oskie donosi dzisiaj o
dwoch zwyciestwach ma froncie
gorskim i o dalszym postepie sill
wloskich w delcie rzeki Piave.
Podczas swych operacyi w g6rach
rprowadzili Wlosi 4l9 jenc6w /
zdobyli baterye z szesciu 105-mi-
limetrowych dziaf, procz znacznej
liczby mitraliez. Ma p6Inocny
wschod cd Monte Grappa wtar-
gneli Wiosi do pozycyi austrya-
ckich II wejscia do doliny Calcino.
Austryacy otworzyli natychmiast
gwaltowny ogieh dziaiowy i
przypuscili kontratak, zostali je.
dnaii odparci po krwawej walce
ra bagnety. Ma pfaskowzg6rzu
Asiago diva austryackie kontrata-
Xxi ma Monte Cornone i Sasso Ros-
SO udaremnili Wlosi rowniez w
walce ma bagnety, przyczem nie-
przyjaciel poniosf bardzo ciezkie
straty. Wojska brytyjskie napa-
dly niespodzianie i zniszczyly pla-
cGwke austryacka w poblizu Ca
uove. w walkach napowietrznych
zniszczy1i .Alianci 10 austryackich
aeroplanow i 2 balony. Pieciu a.
merykahskich awiatorow udeko.
rowa} krol Wiktor Emanuel wio.
skimi krzyzami wojennymi pod
czas przegladu w obecnosci gene
rala Eben Swifta. wodza naczel-
uego amerykanskiej misyi do
Wloch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
Z Blura AstsurulugiClnsgS.

N'seh0d siOIica gofb. 612t,
! ZachGd stoIlca gOds, S:2S,
Pogoda " Chicago ekoffcy> " So
bete W Riedzfele - pegOda, dziS
shiodnfejI wiatr umiarkoWaAy p64~
necne-Sachednf,
Temperature DOLBY sainfoRejs maj
wyasza WczoEat 0 sodz. Sci wfec9o-
rem. so stopni. 3 Rafnfzsza wczorat
. eodz. tOteJ zrnnas 81 stOpnt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, sobota, o. Hpea; sw. fEaJas1a.
Jutro, niedzlela, 2. hpeai sw. Pull
eheFyi,
Tina NfeCizieia po zieionyeh SWAT
zach, Ewangelia 20 Faiszywych Pro-
FokaChN,
Petutrze, peniedziaieS, q. hPca'
sw, Kiliana,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06

(Dokonczenle na stronicy o.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
RED CROSS PUTS BAN
 ON DICE FOR TROOPS

NEW ORLEANS.-A Red Cross ban has been placed on dice so ia, as their distribution in the four army cantonments in the Gulf Divi- sion of the Red Cross is concerned.
 A call for games, issued through out the division recently, brought to Red Cross headquarters here not only cards, dominoes, checker and chess boards but a complete assort- ment of dice.
 Now there has gone forth from Red Cross headquarters request to the public not to contribute dice as the Red Cross does not favor the playing of games to which they are usually devoted.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
BYNG GOING AHEAD

PARIS.-The British army under General Byng, operating near Ba- paume, is encountering desperate resistance in their advance, and fierce fighting has marked every phase of the operations conducted by them. ..-...
 The village of Achietlegrand has changed hands several times during the fighting with the British finally gaining possession. They now hold it and are busy repelling the wig orous assaults of the enemy in their efforts to dislodge the Tommies.
 The advancing French have reach ed Ailette, and it is expected that the Huns will fall back from the positions rendered untenable by the occupation of Ailette by the French, and will retire to Disc.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
SWINDLERS COLLECT
 LEATHER IN GERMANY

AMSTERDAM extraordinary instance of Teutonic servility where uniforms are concerned has occurred at Essen. A party of three armed individuals, two soldiers and one in policeman's uniform, made a round of all the schools of the town, rep resenting themselves to be author ized to collect the children's satchels. They paid a trifle in each case for the leather straps attached to them and carried away their booty. Af- ter few days, the whole affair was discovered to be a swindle.
 "How it is possible that this could have been carried on for days with out anyone having the courage to challenge their authority remains one of the mysteries of this war;" says the Rhenish Westphalian Ga zette.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
SUBCOMMITTEE
 FAVORS CHANCE
 IN MANAGEMENT
Delayed Report on Aircraft Pro duction For the Army Is Now
 Made Public.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The long awaited report of the Senate Mill tary subcommittee, appointed to in- vestigate aircraft production in the country was submitted to Congress today.
 It begins with a scathing arraign- ment of the delays experienced through preventible causes during the early days of the war, but in. dicates that conditions would ap- pear to have improved later.
 The subcommittee recommends the creation of separate aviation department with a cabinet officer at the head of 1t. :,
 The failure of the aircraft heads to adopt foreign aeroplane motors which were known to have been successful, has resulted in the vast. ing of millions of dollars of the aircraft appropriations by the ex. periments conducted by inexperienc- ed automobile manufacturers, who seemed to have dominated the aero. plane program.
 The airfcraft heads are charged with employing an unsystematic and ineffective organization and with giving excessive profits to the man. ufacturers, but says that it found great improvement since John D. Ryan and Major General Kenly were placed in charge.
 In concluding it's report, the sub- committeee urged a one man con- trol of the aeropane program and laid the blame partly on Congress for the poor organization existing heretofore.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
MINNESOTA TOWN HI BY TORNADO; SEVERAL KILLED
Periodic Storm Brings Havoc in Its Train and Many Are Killed At
 Tyler, Minnesota.

TYLER, Minn.-A tornado of great violence bore down on this city last night and practically tore the town to pieces. The fury of the storm was so great that a train standing on the tracks near the rail- road depot was lifted bodily off the tracks and deposited some distance away, some of the coaches being considerably damaged.
 Between thirty and thirty-five people were killed and over one hundred injured while the storm spent its fury on the town.
 A large restaurant in the heart ef the town, built entirely of brick, was blown down by the storm, and sixteen of those occupying the place at the time were killed.
 Hundreds of the panic-stricken townspeople. rushed into large moving picture show house to take shelter from the storm.
 The movie house, though in close proximity to the destroyed restau- rant, was spared the fury or the storm.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
J. s. CONSULATE AT RUSS CAPITAL
 S NOW CLOSED
Owing to Declaration of War By
 Bolsheviki, Our Consulate Is Closed in Petrograd.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-As a re- suit of the declaration made by the Bolsheviki that state of war exists between Russia and the United States, the Star Spangled Banner, floating over the American consul ate building at Petrograd, was low cred today.
 The consulate has been closed and the affairs of the consulate have been placed in the hands of the Norwe- gian government through her con- sul at the Russian capital.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
INDIA STANDS READY
 TO FIGHT THE KAISER

LONDON.-India is quite ready to take any action necessary to pre- vent the intrusion of German in- fluence in that country and to main tain the integrity of it's borders, ac- cording to an announcement made here by the Mahar Rajah of Patiala, who is representing the Princess of India on the Imperial War Cabinet. He added: "On behalf of the Prin- cess of India I wish to express our great satisfaction that inclusion of India in the Imperial War Confer ence has been insured.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
SUMMARY

Associated Press Summary.-The powerful blows delivered by the Allies along a hundred and twenty mile front are steadily forcing the Germans back The Germans ap- pear to be unable to stem the ad- vancing Allied tide, which almost hourly is increasingly threatening the stability of the German defens- i've system. Marshal Foch is hit ting the Germans very hard on four fronts and is apparently keeping it up with unabating fury for material gains.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22

AMERICAN CONSULATE AT PETROGRAD CLOSED
RAIDING TRAWLER
 ELUDES SEARCHERS

CANADIAN PORT.-Reports re- ceived today from survivors of fish ing boats indicate that the Ameri- can schooner Sylvania and the schooner Pasadena were sunk off the Nova Scotian coast by an armed trawler.
 It is believed that the armed trawler referred to by the rescued fisherman is the raider Triumph, which was recently captured from the Canadian fishing fleet and armed and manned by German submarine sailors.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
NAVAL OFFICIAL
 SAYS SUBS ARE
 NO MENACE NOW

PARIS.-Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt who arrived here from England recently, in a state ment made today declared that the torpedoing of ships now is largely accidental.
 The stringent measures adopted by the combined Allied navies to combat the under-sea boats, he said, has had the effect of practically clearing the waters contiguous to the coasts of England and France of German submarines.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
ALLIED COUNCIL
 IS ASSEMBLED
To Further the Cause of and Render Aid to Russia, Councils Have ....
 Been Formed.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-For the purpose of co-ordinating the efforts to be put forth by the Allies with view to aiding Russia to establish a stable form of government in their country, international Allied coun- cils have been established at Vladi- vostock, in the East, and Archangel in the north of Russia.
 American Ambassador Francis has been appointed head of the council established at Archangel.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
GERMANS RETIRING:
 CAN'T STOP FRENCH

PARIS.-According to official re- ports received by the war office today the French troops during last night conducted series of brilliant attacks and succeeded in forcing the Germans back to depth of from one to twenty miles over a twenty mile front, extending from Lassigny to the Ailette river.
 Contact Maintained.
 The French forces maintained con- tact with the retreating Germans between the Matz and the Disc rivers. To the east of the Disc the French troops captured the villages of Leplemont, Thiecourt, Cannecta- court and Vile, and also penetrated as far as the Divette river. To the east of Noyon the French troops, advancing rapidly over a six-mile front between Sempigney and Bre- tigny, reached the river Disc, driv- ing the enemy farther back.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
PUGH NOMINATED
 FOR SECOND TERM

WASHINGTON, D. C.-President Wilson has nominated John F. Pugh to succeed himself as collector of customs for Alaska, with head quarters at Juneau.
 Mir. Pugh has held the office of collector of customs even since the Democrats came into power and has discharged the duties of that office very satisfactorily.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
FLEET DESTROYED

MONTREAL-It is reported to- day that virtually the entire fleet of fishing craft of various descrip- tions operated by the Maritime Fish cries corporation has been destroyed by the armed trawler Triumph
 The fleet of the Maritime Fisher ies corporation operated off the New Foundland coast.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
NOYON SURROUNDED

PARIS.-The French continue their advance in spite of the stub born resistance of the enemy and have now occupied seven more towns around Noyon, which is now almost surrounded. The Germans seem to be unable to stop the ad- vance of the victorious French in their outflanking movement, and it is believed by military critics that the enemy will have to soon sur render Noyon.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22

lantic coast. A Canadian patrol, composed of destroyers and speedy submarine chasers are hunting for the raider
 The powerful destroyer squadron and sub chasers which were de tached from the American coast pat rol squadrons and sent out yesterday to destroy the raider have not been heard from yet.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
BRITISH ATTACK

LONDON.-Official reports re- ceived by the war office today from the battlefront are to the effect that the advancing British columns attacked the enemy strongly be- tween the Somme and Ancre, put the enemy to rout and crossing the Bapaume railroad, captured be- tween two and three thousand pris- oners besides much material and stores.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-22
POSTS ESTABLISHED

WITH THE BRITISH.-The Brit ish are virtually holding all of the Arras and Albert railroad and have been able to establish strong posts and occupy points of vantage, sup ported by tanks on the positions to the east of the line of their advance.