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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-29
BRITISH ADVANCE LINES.
Make Surprise Attack and Relieve
MANAGE Near Ypros.

Make Surprise Attack. and Relieve
Menace Near Yprss.
With tthe British Army in France,
June 29.-Field Marshal Won Hinden-
lburR's troops east Of the forest of
Nieppe got a nasty and unexpected
kick yesterday when the British sud-
ldenly drove forward In surprise at
tack along a front of more than three
miles and hurled the startled gray
coated soldiers back an average depth
Of 1.600 yards.
The operation was an unqualified
success from It's inception and the at
itacking infantry reached all their OBJ
| iectiyes In remarkably short time.
By this thrust the British not only
ihaye greatly improved their position
lin this important and much contested
sector, which lies just north of Mer-
VILE, but they inflicted heavy pun
lishment on two hostile divisions that
we're holding the line here-the Thirty
second division Of Saxons and the
Forty fourth reserve division Of Prus-
SLAMS.
Enemy Suffers Heavily.
Large numbers of the enemy were
killed in the hurricane onslaught. and
some $50 Of the more fortunate had
been collected in the prisoner cages be-
fore noon.
The front OF the attack was 5000
yards in length and lay between vieux
Berauin on the north and .Pont Tour
mai, 1000 yards northwest of Merville
on the south.
/! West Of Merville the British and
German lines here had been jammed
I'D almost against the edge Of the
+. Nieppe forest in places, with the re-
suit that the British felt a lack OF room
| for operations. It was in order to ac-
quire more leeway that yesterdays as
sault was projected.
| All objectives Reached.
/ The detectives settled upon lay along
the winding little stream known as
Plate BecqHe, which bowed out toward
the east in a semi circle back of the
iGerman lines Prussians and Saxons
were holding this zone with q series of
strong machine gun posts linked up
with barbed wire.
The first stages OF the drive were
kcomparatively easy In fact all the
final objectives were reached without
much difficulty. 's- f
At two strongly fortified farms near
the center OF the line the enemy fought
stubbornly, but was unable to stand out
against the furious onslaughts of the
British, who attacked them from all
directions. aSr
British Losses Light.
The losses among the storming in
fantry for the entire enlargement was
extremely light. which was due largely
to the fact that the show was over be-
fore the enemy was able to organize
serious resistance. 4 i ~.
! AS an added feature Of the program
Australian troops on the left Of the
column carried out similar attack Of
their own, which had an, amazing re-
suit. adding nearly half a hundred pris-
oners to the days bag.
The morale Of the prisoners taken
was not high. These men and others
captured recently IN the sector have
appeared to be much disheartened by
their failure to get in their offensive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-29
SCORE BURIED IN
WRECKED BUILDING
Structure IN Sioux City Business Dis.
triot Suddenly coliapses, 6uryins
Many Workmen in Debris-Was Be-
ina Remodeled.

sioux City. June 2s.--The Oscar
Ruff building. Fourth and Douglas
streets, three story structure
collapsed at 1880 THE afternoon. A
score Of persons are believed buried In
the ruins. Fire broke out In the debris.
The building was being remodeled.
The ruins Of the Run building fell
on the rear OF a grocery store and a
meat market. II Is reported fifty peo-
pie were In those two buildings.
Every fire department In the city u
fighting the flames. Little hope u held
out for any buried In the ruins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-29
MAY RETURN sHoRT7LINE.
Federal Control Dependant on Action
- Today by Congress.

Washington. June 2s.-The railroad
administration today prepared list
of short line railroads to be turned
back to their owners Monday. II con-
gress today fails to pass a bill extend
Ing from July to Jan. I. the period in
which the government may turn back
the roads to original owners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-29
YANKEE UNITS
SAIL OVERSEAS
TO AID ITALY
First Americans Assigned
Directly to Eastern War
Zone Are Landed.
CONSIST LARGELY
OF NONCOMBATANTS

Sanitary and Other Essential Features
Of Army Organization to Carry
Cheer and Good Work to Nation
Struggling Against Odds = Five
American Divisions Complete Train.
ing and Join Pershing's Army.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
In d u $ strial
Cotton

The cotton market was nervous and
irregular yesterday, probably as a re-
suit of conflicting opinions regarding
peace prospects or their probable ef-
feet on prices. Rather strong early
advance was followed by reactions,
with the volume of business tapering
Oft during the afternoon, suggesting a
disposition TO await Developments after
evening up or readjusting accounts dur
ing the earlier trading. December
broke from 31.35 to 3061 and closed at
S0.78, with the general list closing
barely steady at a net advance of to
II points.
The opening was steady at decline
Of 16 points to an advance Of l5 points,
with the late months relatively firm.
There was not as much Southern SELL
ing as recently. and contracts we're
comparatively scarce. This rendered
the market more sensitive to buying
orders, which came from houses with
Liverpool connections and domestic
trade sources, as we'll as local shorts.
For a time prices worked rapidly up
ward in consequence, and before the
end of the first hour active months
were selling some 65 to rs points net
higher. There were increased South
ern selling orders at this level and
considerable realizing, under which
prices worked back to a shade under
the closing figures Of Friday, with
later fluctuations irregular.
Naturally the main topics of dis
cussion during the day were the Ger
man note and peace prospects. The
opinion seemed to prevail most gen.
orally that there was trick of some
kind behind the German overtures, and
there was probably more disposition to
discount rejection of the German ad
vances than the inauguration of nego-
tations. The possibility that Germany
might be reaching the point Of an ur
conditional surrender was hardly to be
ignored, however, and the trade was
evidently inclined to wait for the next
move in the spondence. Reports
that Turkey had asked for peace
through the Spanish Ambassador led to
little furry of buying during the
afternoon, but was hardly q factor,
while there vas no change in the gem
oral character Of weather and crop
news. Southern spot markets, as Off
cially reported, were 25 points lower to
so points higher. generally unchanged
TO 80 points higher.
Range of prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Put 1t Back in Liberty

TODAY holders of 50o000o00 Anglo French per bonds
cash coupons aggrgang $l25oooo0 representing the
sem-annual interest due this date. When this
offered here in 1915 opportunity of
dedcang their dollars for liberty in what then the
greatest financial undertaking the history of the United States
That transaction paes into nsgncace compared with the
$4,000 900 of the fourth Liberty still
necessary that available dollar be invested
make the defeat of the Hun complete This would be fitting
occasion rededicae the the loan the
of liberty well $500000 to-day $5000O000
City Paris bonds sold here October 1916
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
> u s t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-The visible supply of wheat
continues TO gain and during the past
week increased 100000 bushels, bring
ing the total to 104,494,0 900 compared
with s,59S,ooo year ago. This repre-
sents the largest visible on record in
the United States and large reserves
are being rapidly accumulated. Many
believe that the improved prospects for
peace are stimulating farmers to
special efforts to plant big crop, as
the government has guaranteed the
price for next season as we'll as for
the present season. The government
report in December will doubtless show
one of the largest areas ever seeded
to winter wheat and the extensive
ploughing in the Northwest also points
to big spring wheat acreage next
year.
Oats.--The oats market was dominat-
ed yesterday largely by the action OF
corn, and price changes were feverish
within range of 31S to ~. The un-
dertone was firm and final quotations
were only slightly below the top Coun-
and while exporters were not in evil
dence the cash demand was Of fair pro-
portions and decrease of 764 900
bushels in the visible supply denoted
an active distribution.
Yesterdays Previous
New York: close. close. Year ago.
Oats. No. 3 white. 70 .7e 50.
Chicago:
November .... 67sx .s6M
Dscenber ........ .e7 .64T .5sL4
Rye.-Market steady.
Yes'day's Prevf,us
New York; close. close. Year ago.
Cash. No. q west.st.7 sl77 sfss
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Industrials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
'sss sss IAesna na.Am Te5 Ef'' reg 1ss. ,s 80 ~
$500 do coup ... 1881 10 1888 1875
300 sBurns Bros Ice 44 "a 43Is 43Ia
500 Chevrolet Mot. 1873 1873 1873 1876
634 sCities S c old .244 ESQ 244 $50
100 "do pf. ....... 74Ia rs 74Ia 76
500 Seen Asphalt 80 So go 35
20 sGillette Saf R.tooIa 1o1la 1ooIs 1o1la
10000 Marconi Of A.. az .4Ia "a 43s
100 SRec Equip. -. 1873 1877, 1873 13L.
500 SSmith NJ r. Ts ~ IL IL
200 Subm Boat vic. 1874 1872 13 1875
5000 4United Motors. 32Is 32ia SO 80
1900 U S Steamship 6 5la 6
1000 Wayne Coal. -. ga 3ra 33s 3Ia
$500 sW-M Aircraft 6 53a 5ss
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are yeeterda5's prices. compared with
those of year ago
1,r - 49,. Yesterday. year aso.
100 lb. .....$i2.5O @$t7So s925 @,SiAn M
Dressed beef sides
To- ...;...;..;. Ia q ~ .i2H@ rs
100 b. .:...:. i4.25 q 3o7s 1850 q 1900
Dressed veals city
lb. ............ .2i 90 81 90 "a 76
Live e~es 100 lb. 7.50 "a HOO 400 6 ts0
Lambs fair to ~
=, me. 10 b. :: :,s.so @ 1880 1900 q 1885
Dressed mutton, 10 .i2 q rs ia 6 III
Dressed lambs, ID " "a 26 "a 6 ~
Hogs. 100 lb ...l8l5 "a 1925 1000 Is 10 a.
Dressed hogs ba- V ~
con. II; 49,. .2sra@ 1874 .2sM@ ,2sss
Moss pork, Dbl. 1000 % 1900 $3.50 a 400
Lard, Middle West. "'''0 " '''o'
ID. ........-... $3.50 @ 1850 $4,000 74.Ioc
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
: Commodities

Flour and Meal.-Quotation we're:
Yesterdays Previous
New York: close close. Year ago.
Flour. Mimi, sp. pat. $ft.00 $11.O0 sig 90
Cornmeal, vel, gran. 3.97I2 1914 *e rs
Rye flour. choice. 900 900 1925
skiln tIried
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
DEATHS

APPLETON-Annie. on October l3, 1918. be-
loved sister of Louis. the late Aaron. Mary.
Jennie and Edith. Funeral from the home
OF her sister. Mrs. Samuel l.. Matthews.
6lo West 136th ST., city. Wednesday. Octo.
her 1G, az 10 a. m.
ARCULARIus- sonday, October n. 1918.
Marie Ferrnine du Buisson, vie of phil;n
r. Arenlsrius, Ma D., and daughter of the
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations Transactions and prices
Monday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cot,
tonseed Oil

Coffee Fixtures.-The market was
firm throughout the session, with buy
ers at full maximum prices but no
sellers: Transactions were confined to
switching operations. May to Sep
tember at 1S points, December to Sep
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

Butter.-Receipts for two days were
1921 packages. Creamery, higher
than extras. lb, 61iA@62c; extras, 90
score, Gle; Arsts, So to 81 score, 5s@
6o1ac; seconds, SO to 81 score, $50
57isc; thirds, 5o964c; unsalted, higher
than extras, 621s@63c; extras. 611s@
&c; firsts. 59@61c; seconds, 56M5S1sc:
State dairy tubs, finest, 59is @60Ec;
good to prime, 55@59c; common to
fair. 47@54c; renovated extras, Sly a
&c; firsts, 4s@50c; lower grades, 400
48c; imitation creamery, frsts, 45@
46c; ladies', current make. firsts, 411a
gaze; seconds, 40c; lower grades. IS
@391ac; packing stock, current make,
No. l, 40c; No. 2, as@39Ac; lower
grades, 36033%.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
500 SIAM Vent Oil. 6 6 g 8
1000 sBarnett 0 & G lS q ts q
5000 sCos6en e. Co.. 6Ia 6lI, 6Ls 6T
200 afEsmerada Oil q 4
1900 *Federal OIL 2LA 23s ga 23a
1900 sGlenrock Oil. 33s sss 33a 81,
500 'Houston Oil :. 78 80 73 80
5000 sIslard 0 & r. 31a S7a 3sa 3aI
1000 sMerritt Oil -. 12La 23sa 22Ls 23Io
$500 *fMidwest OIL. 81 1O1 81 1O1
600 *do pf. .. TX VA 1Fs Va
2450 midwest Ref 12O 127 12o 1926
5000 sfNorthwcst Oil 4a So 48 81
1899 1899 oEmuI oE1a Fl p 3 : fsf Ref ~ as ~ 22Ns
a00 .Pan-Am Pet. 81 57s4 81 S724
500 aSapulpa o & r. 7N 73a 7ls III
800 Sequoyah o & II. IL Io u =
2500 'Sinclair c Cp. 1S 90 1s 90
700 3Southwest OIL SO SO SO SO
S9ee 9SS .Sts"Sp .yie oil ne1 Oil St. {: s 1s ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
ENGAGEMENTS

BABSON--HENRY-Mr and Mrs Robert
Lewis Henry announce the engagement of
their daughter, Fay Dean, TO Captain WILL
lam Arthur Babson, son of Mrs. A. c. Bah
son, South Orange. N. j. :
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

Cottonseed OLA small routine
business characterized the market yes
terday. Offers we're light and the de-
mand was only moderate. The under
tone was steady to firm, however, and
as rule buyers were forced to pay the
asked price.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

Cheese.-Receipts for the two days
were $40 boxes. State, whole milk,
fresh, fats, specials. colored. lb, $50
331sc; white, 3S@33hc; average run,
colored, 321ae; white, S21sc; twins,
specials, 33@33hc: average run, 321sc
flats. held, specials, 30@32c; average
run, 29@31c; twins, held, specials, 80
@32c; average run, 261aM31c;~ state,
skins, specials, 243a@25 &c; prime to
choice, 23@24c; fair to good, 20M22c;
lower grades 80l1Sc.
Eggs Receipts to-day as reported
by the New York Mercantile Exchange,
1862 packages. Fresh gathered ex-
tras. per dozen 57d5Sc; extra, firsts,
54G156c; frsts, 52M53c: seconds. 4sM
sic; poor to fair, 42@4Sc; dirties.
No. /. .45@l 46c; No. 2 and poorer, 4o@
44c; checks, good to choice, dry 40@
42c; undergrades, 35@3sc; refrigerator
SPECIAL s' ia marks, fancy. charges paid, 451s
@461ac; firsts, charges paid, 44@451sc;
seconds, charges paid, 42Ac(9431ac;
undergrades, 39Gl42c: state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western hennerv
whites, fine to fancy, 77@soc; ordinary
to prime. 60@75c; gathered whites.
ordinary to fine, 60c@76c: Western and
Southern gathered whites. 6O069c:
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennerv
browns, 60M63c; gathered brown and
mixed colors, 5O658c
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
MARRIAGES

OLsEN-RICHARDs-O October 12. in
South Orange. N. j.. by the Rev. F. Boyd
Edwards. Gertrude Woodruff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson w. Richards to
Albert W. Olsen. Lieutenant, U. S. A, of
Glenbrook Conn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
APARTMENTS TO LET

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED elevator apartment
with nine unusually large rooms overlooking
Grsn,ercy Park Immediate possession rent $3.50
per month. Telephone Gramcrcy 1854 or call at Si
Gramercy Park.
ssTH ST.. l2l wEsr.--ror rent. elegantly fur.
servant on hand: reasonable Phone River sos4
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Yesterdays

The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 31.50c for mid
ding upland, compared with 32.60c the
previous close and sc the year before.
Southern spot markets follow:
Galveston steady, 25 points higher at
;250; sales, 1924 bales.
New Orleans steady, unchanged at
1915; sales, ,074 bales.
Mobile quiet, 25 points lower at SO;
sales, 60 bales.
Savannah steady, unchanged at $3.50;
sales, 920 bales.
Norfolk steady, % points higher at
$3.50; sales, 1853 bales.
Augusta quiet, 80 points higher at
30.87; sales, 627 bales.
Houston steady, unchanged at 1925;
sales, 5,432 bales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at
a1.50; sales, 1876 bales.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

Liverpool Cables.-Spot cotton quiet;
middling is points higher at 22.20d;
good middling II points higher at
21.74d. Sales 1000, American 1000.
Imports 1000, all American. Futures
opened irregular at II to % points de-
cline. Closed irregular and unsettled,
6 to 81 points lower. October, 21.87;
November, 21.04; December, 20.41;
January 20.o4; FEBRUARY. 1854. Man
chester: Yarns dull but steady; cloth
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

tember at 20 points. and July to Sep
tembcr at 10 points. Considerable
interest waa attracted to the strength
in the spot market where prices were
| advancing and the market difficult to
correctly quote. Rio rs were quoted
at 1o7sc and Santos AS at 15c, but
prices were purely nominal.
Yesterdays Previous
Contract. close close
October ......... $500 - 7.t167.t .t3
December .... 5000 - 7oa673O
March .......... o.2o00 - 75O6753
May ............... $3.50 768@77o
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE
CLERKS

Grammar school graduates betw..,
the ages Of l6 and 90 for work l.,
;hs Accounting Department. Eyne-
-ience unnecessary. Rapid al.
:ancenent. for those who qualify
LOUIS a NJ. 20 ) p. VI. Satur-
oaJ han holiday throughout Ii.
- Noon Ia New York TeIephona
Company, Room 5o2,. y Chu-en
street, Nes YorA. y. <.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Bonds

81 'Armour 6s 1920. 1ooA 1oo14 1ooA 1ooM
s ..do IS 1928 49,. eszs SO eSzss 'so|s 90
ID. 10 IS 1924 eszs sazs 9a1s esza
Beth Is 1920. 1ooIa 1909 100 100 10oo|9
Is Is .cadaby cad raa 6 es So so7s sa sa5 s7ss
10 sInter II T. 7s. e8H osH osM esi4 ss74
20 russ Gov 4as... IS 66 81 Sd
10 'do o12s ..... 76 7s ~ "a
unlisted. fSeil cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
(Per tom. A year opo.
Timothy, No. i.
large bales. .$41 .oO@42.O0 S24.oo@25 90
No. clover mxd.. $1,000 5000 2O.oO6 22o0
Rye straw. No. /. $4,000 5000 -
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Over With the Liberty Loan
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

DREESAtAKER, senInstress; by day hour: thor
oushiy competent responsible woman; hyhly rec,
omriended. Mrs Mason's Agency. lS1 W. 42d
st.: Bryant 1898.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
and In Hemoriam Notices may be
telephoned to The Tribv7e any time
up to midnight for insertion in tho
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Beekman 5000
and send the notice as you wish II in-
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you later. The notice viii reach over
100000 reader. daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

"Kiln dried.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

BUTLER VALET Exempt: tall neat nice appear
ing. efficient desirable colored man splendid
references; city suburbs sG5. Sfasons Agency. l3f
Weat 4ed OF.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE

ally competent fne appearing splendid refer
enccs: sleep home: SIS. Mrs. Masons Agency.
l3l Wegt 42u at.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-15

BoNDY-On Sunday, October 13, In his 31st
year, after brief illness. Joseph W.. be-
and devoted brother of Marie and Edna
Schulein. Funeral at convenience of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-22
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, %. lipca. - Me dIugo
mieliSrny czekac ma rezultaty ma
szej zwycieskiej kontrofensywy.
Niemcy atakowani gwaltownie
ma prawem skrzydle i ma pofudnie
Cd Marry zmuszeni zostali do od-
wrotu ma obydwu frontach. Jeste-
Smy panami caiego po}udniowe--
20 brzegu Marny Miedzy Aisna a
Marna wojska francusko amery-
kahskie ida dalej naprzod pc
dzac pred soba wroga, kt6ry sta
via zaciety opor. DotarliSmy do
Ploisy i Parcy Tigny a takze
posuneliSmy sic poza St. Remy-
Blanzy i Rozet-St. Albin. Dalej
ia po}udnie dzierzymy ogolna Ii
rie pIaskowzgorza Priez, ma pol
nocny wschod Cd Courchamps.
Miedzy Marna a Reims krwawe
walki trwaja W dalszym ciagu
Francusko-brytyjskie wojska ma
trawily ma wielkie silly, lecz mi
mo szalony opor postapiiy ma
prod w leslie Courton, w dolinie
Ardre w kierunku St. Euphraise.
- Ostatni rapport mowi: Bitwa
toczy sic dalej wzdluz ca}ego
frontu miedzy Aisna i Marina w
pomySlnych dla mas warunkach.
Ma polnoc cd rzeki Ourcq, pc
dzac nieprzyjaciela pred soba,
posuneliSmy sic ma po}noc cd
Villemontoire a ma po}udnie po-
stapiliSmy ku linii Tigny-Billy =
Sur Ourcq. Ma poludnie cd tel
rzeki dotarlismy az poza Neuilly-
St. Front, zajmujac wzgorza ma
wschod cd La Croix i Grisolles.
Pod podwojnym naciskiem wojsk
franko amerykanskich miedzy
Ourcq a Marina oddzia}ow fran
cuskich, ktore przekroczy}y Mar
ne miedzy Fossoy a Charteves,
Niemcy zmuszeni zostali cofna1
sic poza iinie Beau St. German !;
Mont St. Pee. Chateau Thierry
Jest wolne cd Niemcow ma wiel--
kiej przestrzeni cd po}nocy. MIG
dzy Marina a Reims francusko-
brytyjsko wloskie silly wzie}y
ST.. Euphraise Bully i dokona}y
waznych zdobyczy W dolinie An
DIRE tudziez w leslie Counton Bois
du Roi. Brytyjczycy wzieli 4 dzia-
IL 400 jencow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-22
KLESKA NIEMCoW
MAR MARINA.

Paryz. %. lipca. - w ciagu
trzech dni zadali Alianci Straszli-
wa kleske armiom niemieckiego
nastepcy tronu ma terytoryum,
ktore biegnie w dol rzeki Marny
miedzy Reims a Soissons. Cha
teau Thierry, najdalSzy punkt ME
mieckiego pochodu. wpadlo w re-
ce Francuzow wczoraj rano, a
wraz Z miastem zajeiy wojska
francuskie. amerykahskie bry--
tyiskie wielki obszar gruntu ma
p6fnoc ma wschod. Niemcy zuaj-
duia sic W peinym odwrocie, Sci
gani zawziecie przez Aliantow.
Tysiace ich polegio, tySiace dosta
Ii sic do niewoli; olbrzymia iloSt
dzia} moe innego materyaiu
wpadta w reCe ZWyClSZCoW' Nlelh
cy atakowani So trzech stron
przez wojska czterech aliantow,
kt6rych pierScieh zaciska sic CO.
raz mocniej kolo resztek armii
riemieckiej. General Foch, cd
kt6rego zalezeG bedzie rozmiar /
siia uderzenia, uzyi Przeciw
Niemcom siawnego ruchu klesz-
czowego: ma zachodniej strohie
frontu pedza Niemc0w ku srod-
kowi Francuzi ! Amerykanie, kto-
rzy dotarli juz do Villemontoire
ma polnoc cd Ourcq Tigny-Bh-
ly sur Ourcq, ma poiudnie cd tel
rzeki; posuneli sic take ma
wsch6d cd Neuilly-St. Front,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-22
CHATEAU TH|ERRY
Wz|ETE.
$4,000 Jeic6W $50 Dzia|
" RekaCh A|iant0W.
POSTEPY BRYTYJSKIE.
Ma Bafkanach.
Z Walk Napowietrznych.
Quentin Roosevelt POChoWany HonOrami
Rezygnacya Seydlera Postanowiona.
Smi8rG ByTegO Cara POtEieTdza Sic,
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Rezygnacya Seydlera Postanowiona.
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zajmujac wzgorza ma wschod cd
La Croix i Grisolles. Posuwajac
sic poiudnia ku poinocy, Allan
ci przekroczyli Marne pod Fossoy
i Charteves odparli Niemcow po-
zs linie Bezu St. Germain Mont
St Pee. Miedzy Marina a Reims,
.po wschodniej stronie frontu, pra
Alianci Niemcow ku Srodkowi, w
kierunku zachodnim, wprost w "a
sadzke; zajeli dotychczas St. Eu-
phraise i Bully posuneli sic da-
leko w giab doliny Ardre. Gdzie
zakonczy sic ucieczka nieprzyja-
ciela, niewiadomo, gdyz zalezy to
Cd wolf i Planow generala Focha.
L upadkiem Chateau Thierry u
tracili Niemcy jeden Z punktow,
Irajdalej wysunietych W strone
Paryza. Druga taxa wazna pozy-
cya jest scissors, ktorego przed-
mieScia znajduja sic juz W rekach
Aliantow, oddalonych cd Srodka
miasta zaledwie o mile. Me spie-
sza sic wszakze Francuzi zaje--
ciem samego miasta, gdyz to wy
stawi}oby ich lewe skrzydio ma
ruch flankowy re strony nieprzy-
isciela.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
%. lipca. - Wojska maerykaA.
skie wzieiy 1000 jehc6w ma
froncie miedzy Aisna i Marina do
.godziny pierwszej rano w sobote !;
zdobyli take $50 dzia}. Mimo
rozpaczliwych kontratakow ME
mieckich Amerykanie postepuja
dalej naprzod; miasta Gourmet
les, Roze St. Albin i Maubry wpa-
dIy w ich rece W piatek pozna
.noca: dalsze raporty podadza
prawdopodobnie wiecej zdobyczy
amervkanskich. Ostatnie walki
wykazaiy, re Amerykanie stano-
via doskonaia armie, W niczem
ME ustepujac ami swym sprzymie-
rzencom ami swym wrogom. Po-
trzeba i'm tylko byio chrztu praw-
dziwej walk. chrzest ten otrzy-
mali W ostatniej trzydniowej Bit
vie. - Brytyjskie wojska takze
wziefy wczoraj udziai w Walkach
vs. poblizu Reims. Silny oddzial
brytyjski wtargnai do linii ME-
mieckich ma poiudniowy wschod
cd miasta, pedzac nieprzyjaciela Ia
pred soba az do krancow lasu
Courton. Ia akcya wojsk brytyJ-
skich Jest czescia pianu Aliantow'
ktory polega ma tenn, ably scisnae