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la GRANDEZzA DELLA .VITTORIA

Sono passati tire mes. e quail
che giorno, e la disfatta tedesca,
continua con un creScando rOssi-
niano. Il Is luglio quando essi
credevauo che PaIigi sarebbe
state il loro premio, incomincia-
rono con una generate fermata,
e ie disfatte accavallandOsI I'una
dopo Paltra, come le onde mari
ne, non hanno fno a questo mo-
mentO, cOnosciuto che cosa 81
gnifichi pausa. II meglio che i
general del kaiser possano spe-
rare, e di ritirare le loro legioni
battute, onde tutelaTe, Sc e pos
sibile, la frontiera tedesca, pri-
ma che Iigori dell'inverno ne in
teTrompano lie operaZioni; ed an
che ammesso, che clio possa ese-
guiTsi, vi sono molte probabilita,
che linseguimento inStancabile
ed ncessante degli alIeati, non
porti ad una nuOva Waterloo, ad
una nuova Sedan.
Mai prima dora vi era stata
una 81 cOmpleta tlasformaZione
militare, e mai sierra visto tanto
ammasso di foTze impegnate con-
tiuuameDte per un peIIodO cOsl
lungo di tempo; per una lunghez-
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-10-26

la Inca di Hindenbmg, portan-
dosi ALA distanza di circa sci mi
glia da Douai e Cambria.
Ii risultato di lutte queste Of
fensive ed attacchi E che i tede-
schi hanno perduta l'iniziativa
dele loro azioni, AMI hanno per-
duta la completa liberia, senza
potere rimettersi in equilibrio. E
senza esservi stata una vera bat
taglia di gTande Importance, e
state il generate Foch che ha det-
tato teImini della ritirata e non
Ludendorff.
FRANCISCO SIR4JUSA.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-10-26

di cui porta il nome, doveva
.resistere a qualunque attacco, e
che viceversa, fu completamente
rotta dagli alleati, non solo agli
estremi; ma fu completamente
annientata al centric.
Ed eccoci quindi ALA quarta
Ease, in cui i tedeschi tenuti sot-
to una continua pressione, 81 ri
tirano facendo sforzi onde evade-
re ed eludere gPintenti del ma
resciallo Foch, che cerca d'ingag-
glare il nemico in una battaglia
decisiva.
Riuscira il maresciallo Foch =?
Ricordiamoci lie parole da egli
dette al principle della offensi-
va: le Onde sOnO state rOtte, esse
cOzzanO ora cOntrO scOgli? Sa-
.rannO respinte indietrO, aspect
tate.
Ad ogni modo una prova ire
|futabile del geniO militare del
. condottiero dele truppe alleate,
/ 81 ha nelIavere egli preVeduto e
/ preannunziato fin dial principle,
la uasformazione che 81 sarebbe
velifcata, nonostante avesse gia
/ compreso, che sarebberO dOVute
.passaTe diverse settimane di
combattimento e di disfatte, il
tIionfo degli eserciti alleati mo-
strando di saperi ben CONAN
dare.
A questo punto incominciano
le disgrazie degh Unni; il fanco
desto del tedeschi fra Scissor e
Chateau ThieIry viene ad esse-
. re circondato ed esposto, e la ri
tirata dial fiume Marine incOmin-
cia. mstancabilmente spal'isce
nelIanimo di tutti l'idea del disa-
stro, perche non era facile per i
tedeschi di riorganizZarsi con u
ma certa prontezza.
Ma chi avrebbe osato di pro-
lmgare quella famosa notte in
cui 81 svoIse il combattimento
sulia Malue per ben settle setti-
name consecutive? chi avrebbe
inflitto agi Unni una perdita di
100000 pTigionieTi e 1000 can
noni? chi aWebbe predetto che
tutta Pintera Inca di battaglia
dale Fiandre a Nerdun sarebbe
stata scOssa2 2 che saTebbero spin
Il sempre e COstantemente in
dietro lungo una Inca di piu di
centO miglia, che perfnO la Ii
nea di quel gran maceuaio oh
HndenbWg, sarebbe stata pene-
trata in un punto vitaIissimo?
Da Oggi i'm poi negli annali
della guerra sara trOvatO un pun
to, dove e dimostrato come qua
lunque situazione, puo subire un
cambiamento immediate, repen-
tino, che nessuno mai potrebbe
. aspettarsi.
Quail sOnO state le cause che
hanno dato un risultato cosi stu
.pefacente nella loro rapidita inn
mensa2 La spiegazione non ST de
We trovare nela preponderanza
dele forze degli alleati, perche le
almi nemiche sono presso a POGO
di ugual numero; ne debbasi at
tlibuire al soccorsi delPAmerica,
nonostante che soIdati america
nj abbiano combattuto da vete-
rani ed abbiano dato un grande
incoraggiamento morale al sol
dati delPintesa. lie vittorie sono
dovute alPunita di comando, e.
manato da un uomo di intelletto
e di vaglia. In una parola sono
state le vittorie dell'ingegno sui
la materia, della confdenza suila
foTZa.
II kaleidoscope di tutti gli av-
venimenti al quail abbiano ASST
Istito, 81 e seguito logicalmente ed
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inevitabilmente a partire dall'in-
gegnosissimo fatto d'almi del sa-
liente della Mmne in poi. II ge-
nerale Foch impiegando con in
gegno un numero di forze rela-
tivamente piccolo in confronto a
quello impiegato dai tedeschi,
cioe una decima parte, con
Studlata preciSione, alIiva a pc
netrare il neIvo centrale delPor-
ganizZaZione nemica, arresta la
masSa, momentaneamente la pa
raliZZa e qUindi la volge in fuga.
Sc qui 81 fosse feImato il ge-
nerale Foch, avrebbe dato tenn
po agi Unni di Iiorganizzarsi ;
egli, non ancor finita quest'of-
fensiva, attacca il frOnte di A
miens, e quindi sotto Montdi-
dier, segue poscia Pattacco a
Nord ed in ognuna di tall often
sive, forZa il nemico a cedere
telrenO, frustrandO tutti j suoi
sforzi per riorganizzarsi.
Lo spettacolo di Questa vito
ria e iuteressante ed affascinan-
te, e dai lato della schema militia
re non vi e uno uguale per bril-
Iantezza e per pOtenZa.
L'aITOganZa militare tedesca,
non provide e non poteva preve-
dere una simile disfatta, ragio-
ne per cui il nemicO non fece del
preparativi per una possible ri
tirata. Questi preparativi richie
dono organizzazione compli-
catissima. Aggiungasi a clio che
essi non ebbero il coraggio di di-
re al popolo, che motto probabil-
mente, Cd anche lontanamente
pOtevanO ritiraTsi, perche aveva-
no di gia promesso che questa
era Pultima offensiva, dopo di
che la guerra sarebbe fnita; non
tennero quindi conto alcuno dele
riserve degli alleati che erano
sparse qua e Ia, pronte ad ogni
eVenienza, e sperarono che sem
pre- avrebbero avuto, in case di
un contrattacco, il tempo di orga-
niZzare una Titirata, su qualche
linea, dove potere sveTnare.
Tutto clio e state completamen-
te sfatato dall'incessante often
silva franccse, ed oggi i tedeschi
81 trovano nella necessita di do
versi ritirare e ritirare, onde e.
vitare i disagi invernai.
Ed a parte i successi stupefa-
cent? del general Haig, Hum
bert, Mangin, clio che maggior-
mente stupisce e la differenza fra
la strategic francese e quella te-
desca. Ludendorff in lutte lie of
fensive 81 scagliava con dele
masse enormi quasi IRRESISTIBLE.
Esse Iichiedevano un piano Ella
boratO, waste accumulation di
material ecc. ecc. per cui Decor
reva tempo c non POGO; infatti
dOpo il famOsO attacco eseguito
su Amiens, dovettero passare
dieci giOIni, prima che lie trup-
pc di Ludendorff attaccassero
nelle Fiandre, e dopo questo pas
.sarono sci settimane, plima che
81 aprisse Foffensiva per la cam
pagna che doveva condmTe gil
Unni sulla Marine; dove dovette-
10 aspettare attire sci settimane,
prima che venisse il Is di luglio,
Quando incominciarono Poffensi-
va della pace, che telmino cola
completa disfatta degli Unni.
II generate Foch invece il 6 a.
gosto 81 assicuro il saliente della
Marne; 48 ore dopo eli ingIesi
attaccaronO fra PAucre. e POise.
Questa battaglia non era ancora
fnita quando j francesi attacca-
rono al disotto di Aisne. Ire gior-
nj dopo gil inglesi sbaragliano
ancora una volta tedeschi fra la
Scarpe e fAncre, ed il 26 agosto
succede Ia battaglia che sbaraglio
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FRANCISCO SIR4JUSA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
BLOOMINGTON IS
PREPARING FOR
MANY VISITORS
Belief Is That State Tour
ney Will Be Hardest Con
test in History.

BLOOMINGTON. IND. March An
terest IS gradually centering about the
coming state High School basketball il
tournament to be held here on March <
and Is. This event has always occu-
pied prominent place on Indiana's ath-
letic calendar and this year should be
no exception, for, from all indications.
the tourney this spring Will be close
and exciting.
While there is no way to compare the
various teams before the sectional
meets are PLAYED off. there has never
been year when the High School
scores about the state have been so uni
formly close. There viii be ravorrrex.
of course. but they have not yet ap-
peared.
The problem or housing and enter
tanning the High School teams during
their stay in Bloomington is always a
big one. and usual viii be taken care
Of by the Boosters Club. That orEani-
zation VIII act as an entertainment com
mittee. and Will appOrtion the guests
among the various fraternities and
clubs. Other committees to handle the
numerous details connect ed with the
tagging OF the big tourney will Be ap-
pointed within the next few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
JOE BISHOP
CLEANS Up

Joe Bishop Of whiting Ind. cams
back into his own at the Mooss boxing
stag ~ Gary Saturday night when ne
hested the much touted Benny Kaufman
Of Philadelphia in ten round bout
Neither showed veJy much eagerness TO
mix il though and resulted in the poor
est bout of the evening.
kaufman VINO is built like little
giant from the ground up. started out in
the opening sessions like he was going
To make mince meat of the willy Bishop
but the Whiting lad got in p number Of
counters and slowed the Philadelphian
up. Bishop did not show his old time
form. probably due TO several defeats
which have been administered him re-
Gently. The Philadelphian seemed 70 be
content TO get into a cIinch as soon as
possible. Referee Potts deemed it ueces-
sary to part them as soon as one laid
a glove on the other
Two other interesting bouts preceded
the main 80. There was also = battle
royal which was voted the best on the
program. This was the first of series
Of stays which * to be given by the
Moose in the future and was attended
by 4 "a pacity house The show was
conducted in Il very orderly manner ana
there is no question but what the Moose
club VIII he permitted to stage another.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
HAPTER XII


Old hght-fans remember well when
Jem Mace show ed up in san Francisco
with a Maori who Mace had named Her
bert Shade. And they remember. toe.
the comment that began 10 throw the
country into another CONFUSION of box
Ing enthusiasm when il became known
what whale Of a man Slade was Jem
Mace owned little circle Of boxing ALI
mis- own in England in those DAYS lie
was accepted as the finest boxer the
prize ring had produced He was sup
posed to have taught Slade an Ills tricks
Of the ring. ana 10 have added a few
more for The benent Of opponents who
would be found for the big Maori in
this country.
Richard Fox heard OF the newcomer
almost as soon as he had put foot on
American soil and ne went after him a.
an opponent for sullivan The hght was
scheduled TO come off in Madison Square
Garden New York. Aug Z. 1883. and
vas 10 be for four rounds 1t was the
first fight for the champion after his
victory over Charley Mitchell
Friends Of Sullivan we're really wor-
ried about the outcome or this go The
champion had been treating himself too
Well in The matter Of drinks ana food
for them to feel sure Of their ground
He was cautioned 10 have care when
he went into the ring for their knowi-
edge Of Mace's prowess made them
wary
Never mind about me" Sullivan
growied At them When he gets q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
CENTRAL LEAGUE HOPES
I'd START WITH 6 CLUBS
Circuit Assured if Terre
Haute Backers Will
Enter Team.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. March 4-The
Central Baseball league Will operate as
SIX club circuit this year If Terre
Haute can post the necessary $4,000
forfeit and give assurance OF finishing
the season. This was announced here
Yesterday after meeting OF league di-
rectors-
10 discussion Of a schedule was held,
hut March IS was set for 2 meeting TO
organize the six club circuit il Terre
Haute comes IN.
Tho league would include Terre
Haute. Evansville and Richmond. in In
diana; Springfield, O.. and Blooming on
and Peoria. I'll.
Fort Wayne and Dayton 40 not want
franchises, and neither do Grand Rap ids
and NuskeEon. in Michigan. which were
not represented at yesterdays meeting
Rockford. Ill. asked for franchise, hut
none was granted it. because OF mileage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
OFFICIAL LIST Of TRAINING
CAMPS Of MAJOR LEAGUES

NEW YORK. March A.-There viii he
few changes in the location of the ma
jor league baseball club training camps
this spring as compared with 1917. or
the sixteen clubs composing the Ma
tional and American Leagues. all but
three VIII return to the camps. where
they prepared for the fag campo igns of
last season. In the senior organization
Cincinnati viii train AT Montgomery.
Ala. instead OF Shreveport. La, and
Pittsbur VIII prepare 1T Jacksonville.
Fla. whereas a year ago the Pirates
were quartered at Columbia. Ga. The
ST Louis club. Of The American League,
will work ont at Shreveport. La. N
PLACE OF Palestine. Texas. I'm every
other case the teams Will start spring
training this season at tbe camps where
They were located twelve months ago.
The complete list of 1a1s training
camps. With the approximate dates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
GENIAL To
FIGHT IN
ILLINOIS
Can Joe Genai1 conc hack ,

III 57e f7fIIdii tOFfIt UaCh
That IS the question Of hundreds Of
Lake county fight fans who have seen
the former East Chicago lightweight in
action and it is the opinion Of many
that he can.
\ year ago Gerail was one or the
popular exponents of the art Of hit and
getaway and gave n number OF exhbi-
tions of his prowess in this vicinity.
He fought such local BOYS at Tommy
Tague. Jack Croak snd others and al
Ways made himself known
Joe has not donned the mitts in some
time. bat he Is now training At Joliet
Ill, for his coming 10-round encounter
with Al Baldwin Auto Craft. I'll. in two
weeks. There is no doubt in our mind
but what Joe Will do himself Justice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04

when the majority Of the PLAYERS VIII
report for their first workout is as fol-
lows.
National Loague-New york Marlin,
Tex, March al. Brooklyn. 'Hot Springs.
Ark, March rs; St Louis. san An
tonic Tex. March 16: Cincinnati. Mon
gomerv. Ala, March A.: Boston. M
emi. Fla. March Il; Chicago, "Pass
dena. Cat March IS. Pittsburg. Jack
sonviIle Fla. March IS; Philadelphia,
est. Petersburg. Fla. March IS
american Lesgue--New York, Macon.
Ca. March 70; Detroit, 'Waxahachie.
Tex. March %; Chicago. mineral Wells.
Tex. March Is. St. Louis. Shreveport.
Ia. March 4: Cleveland, New Orleans
la. March Is. Philadelphia Jackson
vile. Fla March "a: Boston Hot
Springs. Ark. March IS; Washington.
augusta. Ca March 30.
sIafI training camps.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
S ? Q K T S
From Tow-Boy to World 5 Champion
A History Of the Life Of John l. Sullivan

punch on the nose he'll Chanse his mind
about being fighter"
Slade was big powerful man hut
there MS claim TO ring distinction end
ed. He knew nothing whatever about
boxing, despite the tales that had been
told regarding Jem Mace's instructions
When the first round opened sullivan
charged his man and rushed him from
post to post around the ring He beat
the big New zealander 10 the floor after
ei7ht or ten seconds OF sparring IN the
center Of the ring
IN the second round Sullivan rushed
Slade to the ropes. and then. with :
vicious right uppercut he caught slade
under the chin. and actually lifted him
of the floor, over the ropes. and into the
crowd The New Zealander landed on
his head and shoulders Persons in the
house thought he certainly had been
killed but he picked himself UP. went
around TO corner OF the ring and re
sumed the battle.
sullivan WAS a fury this night 10
sooner had the third round opened than
he was on top OF his opponent Blows
fairly rained on the man from New Zea-
land. lie turned his back and tried 10
run from the avalanche. but sullivan
was right after him. with blood stroan-
ing down his face. Slsde finally sank -
the floor. and didn't get up until picked
up by his seconds and carried 10 his
corner. 1t was one Of Sullivsn's great
est triumphs. for the crowd that saw
the mill thought that certainly sIade
would prove to be master of the Boston
Strong Boy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE,
COUNTY IN THE LAKE SUPER
TOR COURT JANUARY TERN.
1912 IRENE. MARGARET NEWMAN
vs. JACK NEWMAN CAUSE NO.
1851 ACTION TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the Plaintiff by Meade G.
Royce. attorneys. and files her complaint
herein. together with an affidavit Of 4
competent person. showing that the de-
PENDANT. Jack Newman. is not a resi-
dent af the State Of Indiana.
said defendant IS therefore hereby
notified of the tendency Of esid action
and that the same viii stand fer trial
ct the next term Of said Court. and
hat unless she appear and answer or
demur therein. ST The calling Of said
cause. on the 22nd DAY or April A. n.
1qIS. the same being the 18th day oc the
next term of said Court to b heEun and
heid~in The Court House. Room No 2
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FOR Furnished front room for
moud- 3-2-c
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Contractors and Builders.

Asphalt Shingles $3.50 up.
ASphalt Roofing, 81 IN
Foof Paint. 25c per gal
Emu Mtnas, CT 2-s1t Oakley ave Phone
@205 Residence Phone o467
Hammond. 2-25-tf
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Classified Advertisements

Altar August 15sh, ON all ciaB-
whSd ADVERTISEMENTS plnoed with
- ovSE Telephone and Rqt paid for
sc the o1loe ~aNaSn aayRs an I'D
d1tloEA1 charge OK tom cents VIII no
made <or Oousce1Oz-
Th@ hsys service can be given our
patrons by bringing ali classified ad-
refreshments % our ofx1oa and Pay
.aE Tor same sad save scueot4oz
charge
LAKE CcUETX FTS. 3 RuE. CO.
TIMES HEwaEAPxES-
Aug. s, 1917.
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Paper clothing has long been known,
sometimes for its cusssedness, but re-
Gently there was discovered q method
of waterproofing cloth made from
wood pulp which greatly Increases the
life OF the garment Some paper cloth
is brittle. but there Is one variety
known TO the japanese which will
Withstand 1850 foldings without
breaking.
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FOR SALE-5 4-tnch tires for 4-ton
wagon ana Eag to dump brakes.
cheap. Call 5000 Broadway. Gary. 3-4-5
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FOR SALE-Barber shop; chairs; all
new Viii sell reasonable. Phone
Hammond 2327 2-27-3
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LEGAL. NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF A
LIQUOR LICENSE.

Notice - hereby given that the un-
dersi gned. Joseph Harazsty. an adult
male citizen Of Hammond. North Town
ship. Lake County. Ind ana. who has
resided in the state OF Ind ana contiuu-
ousiy for more than one year last past
and IN the CITY Of Hammond. North
Township. for more than s5v mon ths
last past. VIII apply to the Board, OF
County comm sslanees at its ApriI
Term. IalS. for permission tol operate
until its December Term. I91S under
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-04
Fulton to Box Meehan.

SAN FRANCISCO. March While
AIeehan was signed Saturday fora battle
with Fred Fulton before he enters the
service in the navy. The fight VIII take
place IN Denver Monday night 1t Is
scheduled for fifteen rounds