davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
Z WALK MA ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.

Londyn, Is. lipca. - w sobote
podjeiy wojska francuskie ofen-
sywe ma lewem skrzydle odcinka
mad Marina wspanialym atakiem
odrzuciiy Niemc6w wstecz ma
poinoc i ma wschod cd Longpont
przez rzeke Savieres; wzieto
przytem 30 jencow. w Pikardyi
20 ataku, W ktorym zdobyto Ca
steI, nastapilo drugie uderzenie
ia niemiecka linie miedzy Mont
didier, a rzeka Oise. Posunieto
sic naprzod 500 yardow ko}o An
theuil, dokad dotarli Niemcy W
swej haniebnej ofensywie ma Pa
ryz przez Compiegne poczat-
kiem czerwca. Wzieli Francuzi
przeszio 600 jencow i so mitraliez
ma tel czssci frontu. Postapili
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
ZWIOKA z OFENSYWA ME
MIECKA DZIWI ALAN
TOW.

Paryz, Is. lipca. - G}ownym
przedmiotem rozm6w kalkula--
cyi Aliantow ma zachodnim from
Gle Jest obecnie kwestya, CO sic
staio' zapowiadana cd dawna o.
fensywa niemiecka. Czyzby ru-
chy wojsk alianckich w ostatnich
czasach zupeinie pokrzyzowa}y
plany niemieckie, czy moze maja
Niemcy kiopoty powaznej natu-
ry wsr6d wIasnej armii; a moze
planuja atak ma wieksza skale,
kt6ry wymaga diuzszego przygo-
towania. w kazdym razie zw}oka
Jest prawdziwa a przytem mia
niespodzianka d1a Aliantow, bo
czas. w ktorym Ameryka stanie
sic decydujacym czynnikiem w
boju, jest najwiekszym sprzymie,
rzeicem Aliant6w. Jeszcze pred
tygodniem Gala opinia Aliantow
zgadzala sic ma to, re atak niemie-
cki nastqpi pomiedzy 6 a 13 lipca
| to ma punktach: przeciwko
Francuzom w Szampanii i pre-
ciwko Anglikom ,koio Amiens.
CzterdzieSci cztery dywizye do
borowych sill niemieckich czekaio
tylko skinienia wodza, gotowe w
kazdej chwili do ataku. Wiesci O.
statnich dni wskazuja jednak ma
to, ze komenda niemiecka ma Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15

takze naprzod wzdluz drogi bies,
nacej do Compiegne, W poblizu
fanny Porte wykonali kilka raj
dow pomySlnych ma poludniowy
wschod cd Amiens. We Flandryi
czynne byty wojska brytyjskie w
wierzchoika frontu mad rzeka
Lys: podjeto diva ataki lokalne
W okolicy Vieux Berquin i Mer-
ris, przyczem pochwycono Sc jeh
cow i pewna iloSc mitraliez
wczoraj W nocy, wojska angiel-
skie wtargneIy do niemieckich
linii ma poinoc Cd Hamel i wzieiy
90 jehcow. Wszystkie te ataki So
rczultatem novel metody gene
rala Focha uderzania tam, gdzie
iakiekolwiek powodzenie jest
mozliwe przeszkadzanla Eo-
mendzie niemieckiej W przygoto-
waniach do novel ofensywy.
Ciagie deszcze przeszkadzaja W
podjeciu wiekszych ruchow i mic
ME zdradza daty rozpoczecia o.
czekiwanej generalnej ofensywy
niemieckiej. Znawcy jednak woj-
skowi So przekonani SLIME, ze z
nastaniem piekniejszej pogody,
nieprzyjaciel z pewnoScia popro-
buje, czy zdola zlamac linie A
liantow, ktorzy re swej strony
czynia wszelkie przygotowania,
celem odparcia ataku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
KOMPANIE TELEGRAPH
CINE. POD KONTROLA
RZADU.


Washington, IS lipca. .Senat
przyjaf onegdaj rezolucye upo-
wazniajaca prezydenta do zaje-
cia pod kontrole rzadu wszyst-
kich linii telegraficznych, telefo-
nicznych, kablowych iskrowych
giosowano 46 giosami "a do 10
g}os6w przeciw. Zaraz po przy-
jeciu rezolucyi, Senat postano-
viii odbywac sesye tylko 2 dni w
tygodniu az do Pogo sierpnia
kongres tez stara} sic o to samo,
lecz ME wiadomo, czy kwestya
ia ME zostanie odrzucona; Senat
bedzie sic liberal ma narady tyl-
ko w poniedziaiki we wtork1.
Senator Hiram Johnson re Sta
nu Kalifornii, oswiadczy}, re po-
stanowiono pozostac we Wa
szyngtonie W tym celu, azeby,
iezeli znajda sic jakies wazne
sprawy do za}atwienia, byly ma
tychmiast podjete zalatwione'
Sprawl owej rezolucyi byiaby
zakohczona juz wczcsniej, gdy-
by ME senator 'McCumber, ktory
krytykowal podwyzke cen zyta
przez Gala godzine. Senatorowie
Watson i Reed nalegali usilnle,
azeby prasowe linie telesraficzne
tyly wykreSlone Z proJektu te-
legraficznego, lecz ich nalegania
fla mic sic ME zda}y.
Senator Lewis re Stanu ILL.,
nois, oswiadczyi, re gazety ME
beda bynajmniej poszkodowane
przez nowe przepisy rzadu wzgle
dem linii telegraficznych; sena-
tor Gore z Oklahomy stara} sic,
azeby linie telegraficzne Long
distans' ME podpadaiy pod no
wa ustawe rzadowa, lecz jego
poprawka zostala odrzucona; Sc
nator Johnson zadal, azeby spra-
wa prohibicyi krajowej zosta'a
natychmiast podjeta; oswiadczy},
On, ze prohibicya jest koniecznie
potrzebna do wygrania obecne)
wojny. Sprawa prohibicyi costa
iaby zaIatwiona, gdyby ME u
chwalono, azeby senat pozostaf
we Waszyngtonie.
Cheyenne, Wyo., 10. lipca. -
,,Niemam bynajnniej zadnej in
tencyi zrezygnowac z posady, ia
ko prezes kompanii telegraficznej
Western Union Telegraph,
chyba, re prezydent tego soble
zyczy", rzekl Newcomb Carlton,
prezes linii .telegraficznej We
stern Union, gdy 60 zapewnio-
no, ze rezolucya, upowazniajaca
prezydneta Wilsona do zajecia Ii
nil telegraficznych, telefonicz-
nych, kablowych i iskrowych, 20
sta}a onegdaj przyjeta.
10000 AMERYKANSKICH
ZOLNIERZY MA FRONCIE.
Washington, 10. lipca. - Ar
mia amerykahska liczy obecnie
we Francyi try wielkie korpusy,
kazdy cd 225,OOo do 25O,OoO zIo,-
merry, walczacych ME walcza-
cych. General March oswiadczyl,
ze liczba zoinierzy, bedacych we
Francyi i majacych wyruszyc "a
Ocean w tym miesiacu, wynosi
przeszio 100000 w zesziym ty-
godniu przyhyio 10000 nowych
zolnierzy. Potnimo, ze wojsko a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
Kompania Te|egraticzna
pod Kontro|a Rzadu.
Projekt Te|egraficzny Przyjqty'
100000 Amerykaiskeh zo|nieIzy ma FIoncie'
Mniej Tytoniu Ola Mas
30 Procent Podatk6w cd zysk6w Wojennych.
POtrzeba 38,5OO PieIegniarek.
WELN POzAR W ST. LOUIS
4,O00,00G Robot Stanach zjedn,
Dalsze Telesranoy krajoWe.
WIELKI POzAR " ST. LOUIS.
1900, ,OOG Robot W Stanach zjsdn.
Dalsze Telegrarny krajoWe.

merykanskie jest tax liczne we
Francyi, gen. March ME przcsta-
Je wysy}ac swiezych sill "a Ocean.
W.ojsko amerykahskie rusza "a
Ocean bez wzgledu ma to, CIV
nury niemieckie grasujq ma wo--
dach atlantyckich czy ME. Try
wielkie !korpusy we Francvi To-
staly zorganizowane przez gene.
ral-majorow, kt6rzy otrzymaja
awans porucznikow general6w,
Jcdnym Z organizatorow owvcf
torpusow jest maj. gen. Hunter
Lisgett, komendant pierwszci
dywizyi. Ponizej podaje sic spis
owych wojsk:
Pierwszy korpus:
Pierwsza regularna dywizya
pod komenda maj. gen. Roberta
l.. Bullarda, druga dywizya pod
komenda maj. gen. Omara Bun-
dy'ego. 26ta dywizya milicvina
Sk}adajaca sic przewaznie z zol-
nierzy tych, kt6rzy strzegli gra-
n'cy mexykahskiej. dywizya ia
dowodzi maj. gen. Clarence Ed.
wards. 42go dywizya mliicyjna
skladajaca sig jednostek II
Stanow zwana Rainbow Divi-
SION. pod komenda maj. gen. Ch.
+. Menohar'a, 41sza dywizya:
zwana Sunset Division. skla-.
dajaca sic jednostek, kt6re 20
sta}y Sciagniete z oboz6w mad
Pacyfikiem; komendant tel DIV.
wizyi ME wynlieniony; 34ta dv.
wizya skladajaca sic Z milicyi
Stan6w Michigan i Wisconsin,
pod komenda maj. gen. w. G..
Haan'a.
Drugi korpus: sk}ada sic Z lei
dywizyi regularnych zo}nierzy Z
obozu Upton" i poborowcdw
przewaznie Nowego Yorku
pod komenda maj. gen. Jerzego
E. Duncan'a, kt6ry juz otrzymal
awans "a walecznoSt, 35tej .dy.
wizyi skladajacej sic miiicyi
Stanow Kansas Missouri, pod
komenda maj. gen. w. NJ. Wri-
ght'a, dalej: S2ga dywizya skla-
dajaca sic poborowcow Sta.
now Alabamy, Georgia i Tennes.
see, pod komenda maj. gen. VIII.
llama Burnham'a, 30ta dywizva
skladajaca sic z milicyi Stan6w
Tennessee, North Carolina. South
Carolina i Dystryktu Kolumbii
pod komenda maj. gen. Jerzego
D. Reed'a, 28ma dywizya sklada-
jaca sic milicyi' Stanu Pennsyl-
wanii; komendant tel dywizyi
ME zostai wymieniony, 4ta dywi-.
zya regularnego wojska, komen-
danta ME wymieniono.
Trzeci korpus: sklada sic :'ei
dywizyi regu1arnego woiska, pod
komenda maj. gen. Jozefa T.
Dickmana, 5tej dywizyi regular
nego woiska. pod komenda maj.
gen. ]. E. McMahon'a. 7Sej dy-
wizyi z poborowcow Stanow No
wego Yorku i Delaware, ktorzy
cwiczyli sic w obozie Dix" pod
komenda maj. gen. ]. NJ. McRae'a
dalej So tam: Sofa dywizya skla-
dajaca sic poborowcow re Sta
now Virginii j Kolumbii, twi-y
czonych W obozie Mead. pod
komenda maj. gen. Alberta Cron-
kite'a, a9cia dywizya skiadajaca
sic poborowcow Stanu Illinois,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
DOQOOIlO I'D WY N'~
OFENSYWA w ALBAN11.
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, poniedzialek, 15. hPca:
sw. Henryka.
ROczniCe narodOwe: w dniu dLi-
siejszym przypada 0OSma rOcznica
wielkiego Zwyciestwa Polakow mad
krZyzakami pod Grunwaldem.
JutrO, wtorek, 10 Hpca: Matki
BOskiej Szkaplerznej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
Liga Ekonomiczna "a Narodow pre-
civ Wladcom Niemiec.
Alianci Laduja we Wladywostoku; Zajmuja Port
Kem;HOrwathtwOrzy cabinet rzadu syberyjskiegO
INNE TELEGRAMY.

ma prawe skrzydio nieprzyjaciela
mad wybrzezem Adryatyku, Fran
cuzi posuneli sic znacznie ma
prod W kierunku poinocno "a
chodnim ma lewem.skrzydle. Zdo-
byto wzg6rze 500 i wieS Marta Ii
zbiegu REX Devoli Tomorica,
ma prawym brzegu Devoli wieS
Gramszi. Jezeli pochod Wloch6w
wzdiuz wybrzeza pojdzie ma r6-
wni pochodem >Francuzow, A.
lianci maja wielkie szanse wyrzu-
cic nieprzyjaciela ma polnoc Cd
rzeki Semini. Posuwanie sic dal-
sze jednak jest nadzwyczaj IT,
trudnione Z powodu braku drog i
zapewne kilka tygodni upiynie,
zanim Alianci odzyskaja szybkoSc
poczatkowa: 5 mil dziennie. Stra-
ia Berat, wielkiego centrum zapa-
sow austryackich ma froncie al
banskim, byia nadzwyczaj powa-
znym ciosem dla austryackiej ar
mil watpliwa jest rzecza, czy
potrafia utrzymac sic Austryacy
ma novel linii mad rzeka Semini,
gdyz te pozycye So juz ma Sc
ryo zagrozone. Brytyjskie SHY w
Macedonii rozpocze}y operacye
Iprzeciwko Aliantom niemieckim,
ktore rozwijajac sic W kierunku
zachodnim, moga poiaczyc sic
ruchami Wlochow Francuzow
W Albanii. Ma zach6d cd jeziora
Doiran, ktore poiozone jest na
linii. kolejowej ma poinoc Cd Sa-
loniki, Brytyjczycy wykonali a.
tax ma pozycye by}garskie z do
brvm rezultatem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
AUSTRIA MA PRZELOMIE.

Amsterdam, Is. lipca. - O.
Sloszono wczoraj w Wiedniu, re
w zwiazku nadchodzacemi Sc
swami parlament6w: austryackie-
50 wegierskiego, Rad poda do
wiadomoSci wazne komunikaty w
sprawie polityki zagranicznej.
Paryz, Is. lipca. - Stosownie
do depeszy agencyi Havas -
wiedenska ,,Arbeiter Zeitung' do
maga sic, aby rad austryacki do
szedi do porozumienia prezy-
dcntem Wilsonem. Gazeta ia ME
ma wstepu do Niemiec, gdyz jest
dnia ma dzieh coraz przewrot-
nieisza - wediug oSwiadczenia
hr. Hertlinga.
Berno, via Paryz, Is. lutego.
- Austryackie pisma, kt6re tu
nadeszly, twierdza, re premier
Seydler zrezygnuje wkr0tce. Je--
60 nastepca - mowia komenta--
tory polityczni - musi bye ro-
wnie miiy iNemcom jak Pola-
k6w. Polscy czionkowie izby pa
now Korytowski i Bilihski maja
podobno najwieksze szanse.
OFENSYWA w ALBANII.
, Londyn, Is. lipca. - Wojska
francusko brytyjskie chcac Wi
docznie uzyc ruchu kleszczowe--
60 w swej ofensywie przeciw All
stro-Wegrom W Albanii.W chwili
gdy Wlosi napieraja straszllwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15

brym rezultatem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
Z BluTa llstsurUlugIeznsgu,

Wsch6d slOnca o godz. 5:27.
Zach0d sionca godz. S:24.
-
Pogoda W Chicago / Okolicy: w
poniedziaIek i we wtorek pogoda ME-
staIa: prawdOPOdObnie deszcz; cokol-
wick chIodniej: umiarkowane VIA
try wschOdnie p6lnocno-wschodnle.
x
Temperature dOby minionej: mai
wyzsza wczoraj po poiudniu godzi-
ME 4:SO: "a stopnie, najnizsza dzi.
siaj o godzinie 5 rano: 66 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-15
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
WLOSKI.

Rzym, Is. lipca. - Ogieh arty-
lcryi wzm6gi sic .nieco ma from
Gle cd Valarsa do plaskowzgorza
Asiago; nasza artylerya rozpro-
szyla zblizajacego sic nieprzyja-
ciela ma polnoc Cd prze}eczy Bor-
kola. w poblizu Cornone odparto
szybko nowe ataki nieprzyjaciel-
skich patroli. Podczas walk napo-
wietrznych zestrzelono 3 aeropla-
ny nieprzyiacielskie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
HARD FIGHTING ABOUT
LOCRE AND VOORMF.ZJ-g-I

- $500 'eT PrsSS.i
VIII THE BRITISH ARMY IL
F'i Nc. April cs.-lard fighting
ccn'!ra"h about Locrc and Voormc4eclc
b4t eae"hcre today has been a dav
% rest for the infantry as whole
The battle for Locre and Voor,nezeele
mas been most desperate Both places
nave changed hands several times in
me past 'wcntyfour hours and at the
.atoSt reports i. was an even brea, "
Tor ne brit!Sh were in possession Of
N"ormezcelc, while the enemy seems
TO HaEc succeeded early in the dav in
getting tootho!d ia Locre again.
IN engagement north OF the YD-es
Confines Canal was in progress
throughout most OF the night. Win the
Erit!sh holding doggcily and !niic,ing
htdNE Losses ON thc.Httackin. iroous
The German casualties in this par.
OF the front have been very severe
The German artillery was TO-DAY
s'n"lherlns the ruins of Yprcs In gas
ana there ~as considerable artjIIery
hrins all along the line.
i.ocre has changed hands a, least
~" times since Friday The GcrIn,us
forced their way into the Village af,n.
a sansninarv battle Friday hui vorc
thrust out by a French stian,, M
night Yesterday In the forenoon ,hr
enemy again attacked heavily ana re-.
covered the village. only To- lose i.
whon the French countcrcd in Tho ar.
tcrnoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
SPECIAL TRAINING CAMPS
FOR ARTILLERY OFFICERS
Camp Eustis. Near Newport ? Newn,
VIII lie Used for Heavy Gun
Work.
IBy Associated Pres.

WASillNGTo- April % - ,prciul
training camps for artillery officers arc
to lie, established al Camp Jackson.
= e.. and Camp ;;ustis. near Newport
News Va. Camp Jackson will DO given
over TO the instruction Of field artil-
lery cliSiblcs from the third officers.
training camps. About 1000 men Will
be ordered there.
Camp Eustis will be used for heavy
artillery. comprising former coast ar
tilicry units. II will be two-b-tSade
camp. Colonel Frank X. Ferguson Will
command Recently he returned from
trip abroad where he received in
structions from ordnance experts on
the allies stan.
students at Camp Eustis will WORK
with the aviation observers from Lang
Icy Field. nearby. and also with tho
adjacent balloon school OF the sigma,
corps
Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Dan.
forth has been designated TO communal
at Camp Jackson. II is planned 70
maintain there between 10000 and 4c.-
900 men when the schools for DO In
enlisted and commits stoned personnel
are under way. Most Of the ins,ruc-
tors Tor the enlisted men will come
from the ranks OF graduates Of u third
reserve camp. who have taken the
supplementary course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
METHODIST CONFERENCE
IN ATLANTA THURSDAY
Election Of Bishops and Report Of
Uniftcation Committee Among
Important Cuisines.
WILL LAST ABOUT FORTNIGHT
Arrangements Completed for Rcccp-
ton Of Delegates, Over 100 of
Whom AFRO Expected to Attend
Meeting.
fBy Associated rress.1

ATLANTA. GA. April :S.--With a
large number of matters of primo i'm :
por,ancc in the church's affairs on the
program for discussion. including the
proposed union Of the two branches of
Mcthodism. the uuadrcnnial session Of
the General Conference OF tile South
crn Methodist Episcopal Church Will
begin here on Thursday. The general
conference will be in session about
two weeks. More than 400 delegates.
including many diSnitarics OF the
church. are expected TO attend.
AmonS the important subjects TO be
taken up by the law-mak!ug body of
the church. ii was said to-day by
Rev. Thomas NJ. Elliott Of the North
Georgia Conference, will be tie l!mi-
tation OF authority OF the episcopacv.
granting of iaity rights 10 the women
OF the church: election OF from three
to Use bishops: the Legislative program
or the laymen Organization and the
proposed campaign TO raise $500 600
Tor the endowment of = school OF theo.
iogy. The report OF the joint unifica
ton committee which met recently Mt
-. Louis will he laid before the CON
ference.
Judge John s. Gambler. chairman q,
the local committee and Or. + IL
fEikes. chairman 90 the conferences
committee. announced today arranpe
mon,s mad been completed for the re-
ception OF the delegates, the first Of
Whom are expected early this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
SUNDAYS GERMAN
HEADQUARTERS REPORT
LRv Associstsd Press l

BERLIN tvia London). April 2s--
The Official communication from Ger
man headquarters to-day reads:
On the battle field OF Flanders. the
enemy has withdrawn to lines behind
those which he had been occupying.
south OF Langemarck he withdrew
over the Steenbach, east OF Npres.
into his positions OF autumn. 1919. and
near Zillibckc. still further behind
these.
I'm close pursuit. we forced the on.
envy many times TO night. AS a result.
VIC captured Eelgians and many hun
drcds Of English
I'VE have reached the line southwest
Of LanEemarck. on the western bank
OF the Sieenbach. Of Verlohrenhoeii.
Iooge, z!lbeeke and Voormezeele
The double hill sixty, so heavily
contested in pas: years. is in our pos
session
There has been strong artillery &C.
tiyi!y in The KENNEL sector. After
the Fepu!se Of coan,erattacks carried
GU, b.: the French on the evening o.
;P-N 90 agains; The western slope Of
ne t"oEn,4ta or infantry on its own
resolve p-essed forward !, rcpulsed
the en%:-, ana ;ooE !.ocre py storm.
On 'ae :cr.he-n bank OF the LIS
iA~ ea@t-...s thr-sts failed Here. as
u s~-~.u. engagement aorthwes,
q. :ss;-ts-' We TOO: English prison
t's ai-cag Brush attacks were re-
yae1 ..s- Cyealhy.
I'm ne cettl= fe!d On both sjdes
.se so:nfne iae agh,ing activity
= restricted 70 "Reminiscences and
r--z-i.v yevyvsry 6v.1s A, w.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
Unusual Ne1ps Bits
From NJ ar Theater
Germans Steal Clothes From,
Dead French to Fool
americans.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Apri! :S.--Many Germans
posed aS French soldiers in the resent
raid on the american sector near st.
Mihicl ii was revealed to-day when
additional details OF the action were
released for the use OF correspondents
The Gevnlans came upon the Amcri-
cans wearing French uniforms. the
uniforms having been stripped from
The bodies Of dead French soldiers
The maS1uaders caused some CON
.usion during the fight. rs they posed
- friends of the American infantry
men and spoke to the latter in French
ana English. They even shouted an
alleged warning OF gas attack
~ soon as any American nearby
obcycd these warnings. the disguised
Germans attacked them with grenades,
NE the time they kept shouting: we
arc friends OF the Americans: cease
lirtns. We are French soldiers who
nave come to aid you
Il did not take many seconds for the
Anericans to discover the deception
I9d they rctaliated by Staying the
pseudo frenchmen and in completely
routing the enemy despite his advan-
taSe OF camoutiase consisting OF dead
mems clothes
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NONE RUMons or
RENDt.TIBN IN TtI.Stt

tiN Associated Press
~. Is 'ioi-M Anril - Core ou,i-
ems "i swedish ncwspapers in I.tu..p,N
telegram persistent rumors ia cirr,,,..
Won ths'e OF important happcn!ngs f.,
iSuss.a. The most deaui;c rumor do
cIarss that The former Grand DuEe
IeNis. son OF TIA" former i.rneDror
MAJ been declared Emperor WIN Grend
'"Ne Mithhei NIeNandroYitch a regent
and that the Now government wny,.
refuse {" recognize the BoIYhcviI, ucacr
treaty with Germany
fhc rumors would be disrcg.racd
mere were 1. not 'or tho fac, ,i.ai a
frNor; from Nasa. i'inl1nd. last TAljrs-
dnF declared that the Transportation
o. F"'3I"u CIVILIAN PRISONERS had 20
h' suspended because ~ current dis.
orders In russia"
FINLAND and sweden have h,l ,,
'cicHfh"hir communication vim G..-
pa ih more than three weeks.
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TWO

the Germans q wcoi. ago.. Luns:ilic
dq the vicinity OF wh:ch there has
been An American force and lie PFC
tire wood.
The statement follows:
In the course OF the night there was
violent artillery dshtius north OF the
Ayre and in.the reGi ion tet"cen Lassis-
ny and Noyon.
Yorth of tho chomin-dcs;p Danes We
made Two successful raids on tie CO..
m;Sn lines and brought back twenty
five prisoners.
fhc French repulsrd German attacks
mSdo after spirited hcmtardmcnt
northwest OF Rheims and in the Soc
tors ot st. Mihicl Luncvillc and Lr
Prctrc wood. Prisoners remained "a
our hands. Elsewhere on our front
tho night was calm.
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RUSSIA NOTIFIES TIE
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
TBy Associ.;cl Prcss.l
LONDON. April .S-The Russian

LONDON. April .S-The Russian
ec}ernment has sent the following
witclcss dispa tch 20 Berlin:
An Wow OF the advance ot German
and UHrainian troops into the Crimea,
It is necessary to point out that in the
Crirnean regions q: lalta. Aluchta
,Aiutkal. Balan,.avt. Eupatroria and
Thhodosia there are sanatoriuU!s for
tutercular Russian soldiers and for
those returning from captivity who
remain under the protection OF the
Red Gross"
Some OF tie newspapers appear 10 hc
preparing the public FOR the loss %
tha channel ports. The Times to-day
says
qThere is no denying that tIe loss
of ,Kemmei iIill is a considerable tacti-
rai success for the enemy. AVID II will
be, we'll therefore. TO prepare for tho
rcoetr: OF other disaErecahle news. II
the enemy = able TO extend his grip
ON KENNEL we may be compelled to
evacuate Npres. such evacuation would
noi inevitably entail the aba nd"nmrnt
Of iDuukirl. Calais and BouloSnc, but
II is we'll to realize that these conSe-
outnces might cnsue. We must re-
member that the Germans cannot WIN
tht war by the occupation of fpres
and the channel ports.
The evening News said last night:
Tho capture OF KENNEL HI! un-
doubtcdly is a useful step in the d.
rcgtion OF Calais and BouloCnc. and 1t
is frankly admitted that its loss grave
~ impcrils Ypres. We hope and be-
lieyo the channel ports will be saved,
Ye. we mus. face the fact that their
loss comes within the ranges OF CON
tinSercies to be rcckoned with, and VIC
haze already made up our minds that
even If the worse shonld come 10 the
woIet it Will make no difference TO
our vigorous prosecution OF war.
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i,nn,iIic win Doubl. ono,

L"pecIaI 20 The Times Dispatch.l
tANNitI.E, VA. April aS.-rhe net
results Of Danviile's Liberty loan drive
last week have not been definitely de
tcrmned and the exact figures viii NOT
he known until the end Of the national
campaign because OF the work OF The
Womcn'S committees which has NOT
pecn completed. 1t is safe to say, how
ever that over si.200,000 has been in i.
vested horc o. about double OF the
government superintendent The ne
STocs hrNc done exceptionally we'll
having subscribed s20.J0o to date.