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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
8ti;enloie 0od)eu.
yNnihInaton. rs. tSel,r

Nei5cnloic Nodcn urritott iuef.
}cnIoie Gage iteteu benor. peHn DC
@roouttion nift crhobt piro, f. 6e.
ridtete am Dioutaa g. 6. Sbhr, Ser.
trctcr Der itnatlid)cu Tertheioi1ungs.
bchorbc, Dem ianonirthifoFtlihea
ausiduB oea Stoute3 Gflohonto- Gg
eurpinbl, 0ic 9iohrung3utittclpcrlpoE.
iirnq ioate Die Yreisfeitietungcu niat,
mti Die Griabitoiie filr 8eisen osts,
Oehnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
SDinm1uien mill 1sricoen.


NHl1tttOunI, y. 3YtUT.
@rof G5crnin, Der ojterreidiide
utgoriide Winiiter oe5 9Iu5mortigen,
miro lid, mic aus g9icn gen1eloet
Miro. binncn f1tr5cn1 nod 9flundniet
bcgebelf, ouf Die ausorildIihe 2IuIior-
oerung Der rumdnIiheu 9fcgicrun9
bin, 8rilin1iltoricn nit Den WtlttcI-
nt0dten bc3iialid) eines euentuellen
sSricoeusihIuiies eit3uIeiten &er,
treter Der iibriaen WiddJte 0es 2iier-
blnoe9 mcroen it'd cbcnioas nad) 9iu
ndnicn beqebcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22

Sin tsItlalA,a YtIptLegiam
ssnoilsn in 5rdntrsi4 8hr SCI; 2uos
nias NV. Die 1litalieoer csr Wutt>
tapeue Deg aonigs. IS bef1no IN
Dam ReAie. IN isoer fran3otiifsn
5taet slnsn 9orbisrlnpsa 3u ero'ts
nsn, ohne siH 4sdteat ~ Ioitn ooer
0enlsiuosot9absn 81 bt3dhlen. Nos
Der oitier msripucoi3r 5rdun
ftamults ,uiiIsn uns pie 6iltoritsr
nitt 3u Iasen. llearlsEs CAB e
aud enmals idon gamsntsrs'lsn =
lbeniaIlens bti l1oif TEr ols 'o@
osaaunie .s5nitruAsrt3,nsali; etr
gdmmsr" murpsn 1uh 8!.IacisH
uti5lidtp Dettled'iss U:tpenott OK
rohI beiisr stip:elt ha5sH miiilen.
nts iht mdFnIit,tn aoIltesn, oa ne
oas aoppslte 8eh1Ii erAisltsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
@niI)nrgtoH. 20. Tscbr

WnlnuIgfuil. 20. xsesT-
Die 4nblCn Terlunltmua mirh N
nober 3utllnft cine 5luc,fm0gsge NJ
tbooe i'll gfnuenoung brinaen, nm Dr.
Gcrmeltomq bon aoblcn in crIter
Clinic ioIden GouiinHcnten 5IlsugeItr.
ben, ptlde ol5 nothlucHoig 5ar griois-
gung oca Sieaes in oieielu 8ricg er-
ottct pcrOcn Io5 8rpqraurm, ne1-
dies am W}ittmoh 9thcHo oou Ir .Bar~
ficIo in @oibilfgton ucrDffenfIidS
mtyroe, tbciIt at[c GouImmcnfeu "A
pIcr aloleu eilE mie folqt
&IaiirI. Die in creItr 2inie Rne.
len crboIten nilrbelr umioBt 0ans.
bnltm9cn 10iiie, Giienbobnen. o.
fcrtlide 9fubborfcitcn in0 1ilentlifaa >
Gultidtunqeu
&ldiic II miiroc Ole nothlprnSs-
gen arica2luouitricn mnIullen.
&laIie III oie uotbmenoioea
6ricocua \uMdtrieu.
8loiie ~ Die 6obritaufen so-
&lruSmoorcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
2mei Gent=Stiife uerlnngt.
@oihinatnn. 90 1sebr.
gSnihinaton, -. Z

NS01h1llgtoh, TT. tycDr.
Ger 0oIl5ugs- NusifuB Der Ime-
rican Refpspoper Gubliihers 9iiocio-
tion, Der 5ur5eit in @aibinaton in
sieunq 1T, cnlpfieblt Dem SdoBonit
tpieber 3pci Gent Stiife 5u prG.
gen. IS miro oorouf bingerpieien,
ooB oieie @tiin3e beim StroBenpers
fauf bon 3eitrngen beiouoer5 bato.
lid, mare, oo Die meiiten 3eittlngei
ipegen Der bohen 9Sopierpreiie gegen-
partig Inn = Gent nerfouft mir
ocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Ter JricSc nit Der llfrninc.

Mud helttc". flthr Or bon 2ilhl
mann tort, limo mir bereit, NIT NuB
lono cinen s5rieoeu ob3uldIieBcn, ocs
imicren 1}ntereiieu uid1t 5iumioerIouit
>Sn DEM ,Soll Der llfroine mltrhC
aleid1iona inioIgc Der sSrieoensbereit
lhaft Der Gcntrolmddlie Elm ltcbcrcin
fomnrn cr3ieIt
~Iie llfrninc 1T ein reiheS Gam
lno Ole fitr Den ,Srie0cn9idIuB mar
Qebcnocn ,Saftoren morcn nirthidoit
Iidlcr 9fotltr. 9lIa c@ CUR ,5riticbunc
Der (5renien lam bcouIprildlte Dir
Ukraine Gholm. Nei Der Bciahr ocs
Abbrihs Der &crbnnoIln0cn nnlftc
olcic ,Soroernng in GrlpdQung Qc5o
qen mcr0eu 1oa mar fcine Gueac
ocs Mfibueritdnonliie8 hiniihtIih ocr
Ne3ichnnacn inter 0en Gcntrolnldd,.
ten, abcr Die l}oIcn fiihltcn lid Der.
Icbt. Iip @rcujen bon Gholm mur.
Den hi9hcr nod nidlt enoaiilti1 fcit
aeiebt Cine Gomntiiiion, 3n Der @cr
trctcr Der l(froine uno Rolens peho,
rem ipcrocn, miro iic bcitmncn."
Ger Stootsiefretdr bctonte Die
mirt5idaItIiden Gortbeilc, Die Ser
tSrieoen@ncrtroa nit Der llfroine i
aiclcm Sabre oen Gcntrolmadltcn
brinaen nilroc, uno cmpiabl icinc
RotiIi3irlng Iorouibiu pur6e oi.
critic Scilm0 aui Den iolean6ru <oQ
a1geiett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Solidlewifi faoen i'd?
2onoon. 10. ,Sebr

80 49, tNNNA-
Die rllIliid)e aicqicrltnQ bat am
Gienatoa ourh ibre 1ltnfcnitationrn
folqcnoe ontlidle Grftdrung al oic
ocutide HcihsreQicrung obQcididt.
Ser 8ertrcterrotb Der Gotfston
nliiidre proteitirt gcgen Ole 16otiahe.
oaB Die oeutid)e Negierun9 ibrp Grup
pen aegeu Die ruiiiihe 91epublif ge
id}idt bot. peldle Den aricqs3ulton0
fir hcen6et erfldrt bot uno ihre 4r
meen an ollcn 7ronten oelnobiliiirt
Sic 9fegierltng Der rliiiIflcn 2lr
better mo 9aucru fonnte eincn FOL
dlcn Shritt nidt nora1l5 ahncn, mei{
feline Der Bortcirn. melhe oen Mol
fcnitillit1lt0 unter5eidnCt botte, fpeos
oireft nod in0ireft Die iitbpntiqiae
Stiin0igult9sfrift eit1gebalten bot, mel
de I'M 8ertrag pom 10. Gwenbcr
porgcieben mar,
nllutcr Den oegebenen llmit0ubeu
iiebt iid) 6erhotb Der BoIfscomtniiidre
gc3mungen, fornea feline 8ereitihoi'
fut03uaebcu, einen 5rieoen 81 unter.
3eihnen inter Dem Bc6ingunQen, mel
dc uon ben Gertretcrn oesBlerbnloa
in Brett 2itomsf 0iftirt mor6pn iin6
Ser Rot1 Der 0olfsconniiiare cr
flart ierner, ooB cine ms gin5cIuc &c
ben0e GrrDioerlmg ou' Die ,Sricocus
be0inauugen Der oeutihen Negicruna
obne Ger5ug erfolgei, fper6e.
(gegJ ,5m Inmen oes Hdtbs Der
8o!tsComutiiidre,
.2enin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
9ritte Mnleibt AT A. Yro,ent.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
February %, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6. 1917.
@aibington, 20. ssebr.
Hod, elmer Gonfercu5 Shat.
omtsiefretdr Mc9IoooS NIT oen' be-
ratbeuben 9Iusihub Der 8lmocs. .Re,
ierpebeborhe muroe an Gienstag-
obeno nidtomtlid) mitqetbcilt, Die &C.
nannte 8cboroe babe einpfobIcn, Die
fonlmenoe brittle 5reibeits Inleibe
81 Az Rro5cnt ous3ugebeu.
Ger Sd,otontsiefretdr erfldrtc
ouf gefrooen es lei bis iptt iiber oen
3citpunft Scr 9tusqobe Der neuen
,,fle.1e. mic audi iibcr ibre @obe
uno ifren 3insfl1B nod nidts be-
Itimnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
9iinabnra nno gnsf bciebt.

Berlin, - tYcbr.
17olacnoer amtlihcr 9cridlt muroe
ON Itcnst0g in Berlin perofientlid)t
tSeitcrn 9lbcu0 limo 6clltidlcSrllppen
in Iiiuobura cinge3oqen. Sie Itleben
ouI feinen neuncu8nerthcn Wioer.
itono Gic groBe Mehr5dbI oes t5ein-
oes mar gefloben. 1ie Huiien hatten
9orbereitungen getroifeu, inn Die
Gilno 9riife 3u iprcuQeii, hatten Ie
ood fcinen GrioIq oamit
8icn. t9 ,Seb--
1Solgenocr omtIlder Hcriht purof
am Iienstag IN 0icn pcroiIentl d:t =
v,'ii beioen Sciten non 2it3t,
gSoIbnuien, beiinoen iih uniere ii
uiiionen nuf Dem @ormorid. 2n5t
rDur6c obne Qnmpf eingcnontnen
-Gentifllauo Uerlanet arieasent'
idIaoignua?
2on6ou. -. ,7ebr
Ter gonoon 1in1es mtr0 untcr
Dem IS. fSebruor aus 9ctersburg &C.
uleIoet, ooB Der rltiiiihe goIiheipiti.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Son ben arifssidanpIaben.

True translation filed with khs
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis. On
February 20. 1918. as required fyy
The act of October 6, 1917
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Nenes Yro9ramm ,um aoI:
leniparen.

True translation hled with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
February %, 1918. as required by
the act of October 6, 1917
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22

N{n Der norhergebcrocnNod,c bctrr-
gen Die entipredcnoc1t Gerfllite: iibcx
1000 lonnen 80; untcr 1000 gom,
nen q; }iidleriabr5cuac 3; snfaIs,
u1ru 10
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22

True translation filed with the
/ Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis. Or
February q, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
WoibuQton 20 Scbr
SCtrctor l'ofcr erfldrte il icincm
btnic ncr0iicutIidtcn NudbIid uHi
Die nilItdriidlcu Grciauiiic orr ON
l6 Iebruor breu6iQteu Mod1c, ooG
mad Den It'll un0 ioItcmoiiid1 bctric
bcucu dnaac0cbutcu Nprtrrcituu0cn
iolnobl 6le Ieutidcn mlc 0ic Nllitr
ten oiienbor iitr Die lana crportcie
Giftniiuc pornt ijn0 oMdhrcn0 rad
nubGu bin III Ser milji0riId,en Z
tudtlou int Mcitcn m0hrrn6 ser I'M
ter 2'ciprcdlua bcim0lidcu lcrloo
feline ltucH GHtmidllmQcll uor0cfom
men iino. ioQt na5 Gomntnniauc.
lift ea 6odl oficnbor, ooF iomobl Der
t}elno iuie oic Haiirtcn nod 0cu
olsgeocbuten 9'orbcrcitmQcn. oic IN
nller @title un0 initenathiid) bctric
ben tUur6en. CUR 5dlIadit bereit limo
Tie IcittIdcn bobeu in Der IcEtcn
.}rt an Der Neitirout cine }ln}obi
&ctcrauenucrbonoc ou5 Der eritcn
%inje }urildqenommcn um6 lino lett
babel. tie iiir ocn Neipcqundafricp
dis3ubifoen ..
Amerifanlidle Artillcrie tb1tia.
III Der Champagne nnlncn amc
.rifoniide artillerieperbonoe an einem
llntcrnchucn tbeil, Dos non rran30ii
ihen Strcitfr0itcn luteruonmpn
muroc. Iicie Operation NOR ilr
2ouic Der g9ohc Die mld)tiaitc an Der
Notwithstanding. nu Der tnicrc
Hotterjcn IN niiblidlcyNeiic theilnob
met. orang Die iran3oijidje ,;nldn
tfric an eiHcr Grout pon ctpa 400
}loros I'M SllotUeitcu 0e3 Butte on
Ilic5nil 3um 9IngriTi Dor Iir Irnn
7oien. oenen es qeIanq. IN Die oeut
ihcn 5te1unqcn cin5uorinqcu. ourdi
brofeu Die 3mcite ocutide Yiuie unr
ornngen bis 3ur orittcu Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
3iiblmauu iibsr SrisOensbc=
ratbnllQrn.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis; on
February -, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
jebt TricSen idliebrn, unO iinO bic Yrdli=
bercits im Oaugt. Sic lltrainc appcllirt
nln Silfe. 9r. Silblmau ilbrr SrieOcns=
Scr lluterieebOOtfrieg Der lebten @oht.

Dimes Stcllc ais Nctman trat, bat sic
Ioiorti9c Ytobi1nlodptng umo @elpofi-
nlng olIer Iou aoiafen 5lum aanpl
geaen oic gegen gfomo Gihcrfoaf ou
riidcuoen 0oliheluiti I lruppcn an
Qepr0net.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Sandlbopt Spier.

6cm0B nem britild,en aomira.
lit0tsberidlt nu1n W}ittpoh pro lx
Der Icttca Nohc ioIgenoe brififde
3on0claidiffr ncrieuft morOcm:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
9ic Solidiwitis woQen iid jebt angeblid oeu uonn
Sierbuuo lit Sret 2itowst biftirten
SeOiagnugen figcu
Nud Hnmduitu wiQ
miuaricn Oa,n
on Sentidlauo
SfOlugnngen.

. True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis, on
February %, 1918, as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Sdlriitlidr GrflGrnna uotbig.
lletcreblIra 20. lSebr

4Sefefsbltrqt ~. tSebr.
General 6oiimont, ser 0eitiht
niIitdriid)e 0crtrctcr bel oen Der.
honoIunqen IN @reit 2itomSt. bot an
Die @oIid,epifi 9lc0ieriu1g Inn cine
ihriitIihe 9eitdtiaitno ibrer ON
Gicnstoq nod, Berlin 9eihidtcu tSlu.
fcnoepcid,e, in Der iic iidl gum ,Srie.
henidlluB bercit erfI1rt, tclcQrd
phirt Nie IN Petersburg am g}itt
nod outIid bcfonnt acacben muroe,
tbei!t General &oiinnn nit, oaF
1icic itriitIide @cit0tiqinQ ou 90
0entid)c COMMANDO IN Iilnaburg 3u
ihifcu lit.
@a mur0e fcrner omtlid) nitaethciIt
0nR cin Note nit Der BON IRiuiItcr
proiiocnt 2enin uno Utiniltcr 0ca
9IctBern lrobfp uutcr3eihucten nr
Iprtlnqlid,cn ,Frieoen5botidoit nod
I'M 2aufe 0ea W2ittmod) BON Bctcrss
burg nodl Iijnobura abqcben miir0c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Rniiiid)er Irmee Sefcbl.

NUlUuilt .. tStbt
Die rlliiiihe Hegierlng bat nod)
elmer ontlihen Meloun9, Die in 2on-
oen einetoroffen lit, Den iol9enoen
8eiehl on oie @ouptquartlere nn al
len 6ronteil obgelt)lft.
Scr Hotb oerGoIf5comrliiiare bat
ocn Geutiden anaeboten, ioiort 5rie.
oen sr itntcr5eidnen. Ildl betcb!e
noB in ollen 5dIlcn, in Oeuen Gent
ihe III Mniicn ui1gctroifen mer0er,
4rdlinlinorien NIT oen 0elttid'en 1ol
ootcn eingeleitet uno ihnen Der &or
id,log gernoht mcroen ioa, lid 5clne
ieligfeiten 3i entholten Mem hio
9eutihen iid mcj0crn, Damn mabt
Iyhr jeoen lnogIihen @iberitono lei
iten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
Gentidle Srnppcn in 6itIaub.
Wnrlili. 30 rsnI1r

Qie GormdrtS 0emegung Der
heutiten 5utppeu in 0itIihcr 9iid
tirng 0urh 9uBlono boIt on, lpie
Mittlpodl 4bcno auttlih III @crlin
ongcfiinoigt miro Ger 8eridt Der
0ecrc@Ieitung lolltet:
Sic Notwithstanding I'M Often
bdit on. Deitidle 3rlipsen haben
GItluno betreten. gSir iinn ourd)
Neroer hinourh IN 0itIid}er 9iittunq
pciter narid)irt.
(Gie Stnot Mcroer, @itIono. licgl
an Der Girite ocs M1obn.S1no. Wnhr
ideinlicb limo oeutidle Grnppcn, mel.
d)c BORT qclonoct iin0, boa Den >Suicln
Dtohn mo 0eiel gefnnmcn meldlc
Dor Der Git1te Gitlonos Iicqen uno
id'on Idnqere 3eit bon oen 0eutidlen
brlcbt iino. 0erocr liegt ungefdbr
60 gleilen iilomdtIih bon Dem mid)ti-
Acn @oieu 9elpol om 5inuiider
RFrrbnicn,)
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Ser nene ocntIhe &prmarifl.
9aerlil,. 20. 1Sebr.

llebcr Die 6ortifrIttc Scr oeut
Ihen 8rltppcn auf ihrem nelsen Eor-
murid on Der ruiliiden 6ront iagt
ein om Wittpod) i'll Berlin aus
qcgcbcncr amtliher 9eridt:
.;3u heioen Scitcn Der 8ornlln;c
BON Higo naf Petersburg murocn
rliiiihe SteIlltngen llberihrittell, linn
mir lino 30 9tlometer (etlpa 10 Wel-
lem fiber ltniere bisbcrige ,5ront Dor.
aeorunaen. Shnatlcr 8loerItono
oes sSeinoes in Der @egeno bon SIT
seen nor0lid) oon Der gabnllnlf, mrr
De bolo iiberpunoen.
,llnicre Giniiionen glnget BON
1ilnoburd aus III norooitllfer uno
oltliher 9lidltltng por
y3piihen 1ilnnburg uno Ht5f
QinQcn uniere Irltppeu ouf brelten
fbIfnittcn ipciter Dor; Gipilionen,
Ole iiber 2ll5f porgehrungcn lino. IL
ben in ser 9iidltlng ouf Ropto Dor.
y9is icbt iino una $500 geion
gene. n1chrere hunoert (SeIhilte 1no
qroBe Wfcngen rcllenoeS Sdbnnlatc
rioI II, sic Siu0r opfnIleu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22

Vflnllter oeS gIusndrtigen Qeon
rotfp iu ieinem 9erid)t iiber Den
9IbihltB Der Srieocu5unterhouolun.
gen llllter anoerem Ole Ginbehultuna
Don Eolen, 2itnllcn, Riqo lmo Der
WIohn SnIeIn, iofpie cine aricq$cnt
idlooigtng bon S00,00O,O00 Qfun0
Sterling, aller 8obrihcinIihfeit mad,
III 8ol0. cinidlieBen.
Ukraine appellirt an TemtldIauo.
In1ftcroonL 10. ,Sebr.
Hah elmer nuS Berlin in Am,
ltcroom etngetroifcnen Gcpeidle ho.
ben Die ntrainiiden Gelcaotcn sur
Gonferen5 IN @rcit 2itomsf ciren
stppeIl du oa@ oeittide Goif detid,tet,
III mcldcn oageacn proteItirt miro,
DAP Die ruIiiidcu 9oliheluifi uno
SoloIingc Der Hotbcn @uroc BON
9toroen lid nit 9eiertcurcn Ser rui.
ll'dcn Nrmee lnter oem 9cfcbl che
Hiutf9tl p1eilpdrDlell oerelllgt bdhcu
uno III Die llfroine cingeioIIcn limo
no 'ie Stootc 3critoren, in 9rono
ltefcn llno pIiln0crn.
<Sn Dem gppcll miro erfI0rt. ooB
Die &etersburger 9feQicrllnq oie In.
mobrbeit io9te, OILS lie oieie 9elueqnnq
ols cine Grbc6ltng oes ufroiniihcn
GoIfs uno Die Gcutrol.Ru0o ols cine
9fooa Der 9ourgeoiiie hinitelltc.
Sic 0ountobiid,t Der NoIidcrpifi"
10 bciBt Is in Dem NppelI, lit oie,
Die llfroine 3lt unteriohen ltno ihre
8ctrelocporr0the nod Dem Noroen 3u
ihifen Qie OIL Der ,5lnnfe lnIerer
95oroarmce itcbcnoe oeutide 4rnce
bat sic Madlt, uns All helicn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-22
8eiOe Stiteu fir SHtnilue
bercit.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster Of La Crosse. Wis. or
February q, 1918, as required by
the act of October G, 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Americans As Fighters

IT is noteworthy that the allied drive the Amer
cans have captured many Of the towns which the allies
have taken that they have gone against the parts Of the
line which the enemy held with utmost tenacty and that
they have allowed repuse to be than tenn
pOrary When driven back they each time counter at
tackled with greater ferOcity and have always gained
The change in the German attitude toward the Amen
cans Is evidenced by the quality of troops he is oppoS
ing to Gen. Pershngs No longer landstrum and
landwehr divisions made up Of elderly and other second
rate troops sent against Americans The very best the
enemy has being used.
Note this: THE FINEST PROFESSIONAL SOLDIERS
EUROPE HAS EVER PRODUCED HAVE GONE DOWN TO
DEATH AND DEFEAT BEFORE NO GREATER NUM-
BERS OF AMERICANS MOST OF WHOM YEAR AGO
WERE CIVILIANS WITH NO MILITARY KNOWLEDGE
-TYROS IN WAR BUT FREE MEN FIGHTING WITH
UTMOST ARDOR FOR A JUST CAUSE.
It happened at Seringes when the Americans of the
2nd division set trap for the enemy by apparently aban
doning the town completely They left lightly held how
ever and surrounded it three sides Very strong forces
Of the PrusSian Guard poured sooner had they
abshed themselves than the fight opened within the
and from the three sides The Americans rushed in from
the outside and engaged the Pussan Guard hand to hand
These troops the kasers pride stood fast and fought
the death. Nearly all Of them killed Their names
viii down in German history for their gallant stand The
names Of their onquerors viii 90 American history
as the troops who wiped out Germanys finished product Of
d half century Of intense militarsm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Gen. Foch's Victory

THE gain Of territory BY the French Americans and Brit
ish in the Marne sector, between Scissors and Reims
but secondary the fact that the allies have taken thou
sands of prisoners guns and machine guns vast stores Of
munitions and great deal of other material The chief
task Of the allies for the moment is to weaken the forces
of the enemy much possible with the least possible
loss themselves. An operation Of this kind be
carried through without allied losses but the public
take it for granted that the losses not out of propro
ton TO the advantage achieved Otherwise generassimo
Foeh would have abandoned the offensive realizing it would
be Improbable to continue.
German military experts have called the allied offensive
failure because it has not resulted complete rupture
of the German line would permit the grand rolling
up process TO They have quoted from of
Gen Fochs books strategy to prove that often
sve which is not carried through completion Of the roll
ing-up cannot be called victory.
This may be answered by the statement that time VIII
tell Let the Germans be patient The Foch offensive has
not reached its elimination 1t only in the preliminary
stage It has been victory far it has progressed
and the end Of It IS not sight Il successful
every day It IS offensive pure and sim
pie As counteroffeusve, designed to break up the
enemys offensive and weaken his reserves it is positive
victory; for the enemy viii hardly deny If he is
frank that his bulge toward Paris has been almost ire
trievably broken up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Policeman Who Found
Coin Kissed BIZ Gunner

Gary. Ind. Aug. 6.-Sophia Ruska
is convinced that it is a good search
that blows somebody wealth Sophia.
an elderly woman, was suspected OF
having LIQUOR hidden in her home, and
this is dry territory Hence a search
by the police was instituted.
Instead OF liquor the police Iouno
Sophia sick in bed mourning the loss
OF IS years savings. amounting 10
approximately $1,000. The police took
pity on her. and although convinced
thew would find no liquor, continued
their search. They located the money
in the pocket Of an old sweater
Sophia was so happy she kissed the
police captain who headed the search
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
TODAY Editorial Comment n By
- - Arthur Brisbane

the bullets as fast as he fired them.
your mind would be entirely on sup
plying him with bullets.
You would not waste time applaud
ing his good shots. praising him. or
patting him on the back. You would
and hand him bullets. as he asked for
them
The dollars that you and others are
to put into this next Liberty loan are
the bullets used by the men in France.
The enthusiasm with which you do
your share, and urge your neighbors
70 do their share, is the only real ap-
plause you can give the fighting man.
and the only applause that he wants.
The big loan is coming. Get ready
for it
Remind four neighbors that It IS
coming Remind them that they also
should arrange 10 do their share.
The man who buys only one $50
bond, II IL is all that he can do. is as
good a citizen as the man who buys
S5,OOOoOO bonds The man who does
nothing is no citizen. he is dead
weight, a parasite
Do not be content TO say to your
self that you will do your duty when
the time comes. There is nothing i'm
pcrtant ahead OF you but this loan.
Its success represents the share. in
this war, OF those that have stayed at
home.
It is worth your while to stay
awake at night and ask yourself what
new thought you can develop 10 en-
courage the buying OF bonds.
All power is thOught-there is no
power other than thought.
The victory OF our men in Europe is
in the brains OF those men.
The Outpouring Of the nations
money that must make this next loan
a greater success than all the others
viii come from patriotic thought
Map out now the plan for service
that you Will render this country and
your fighting friends. when the ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Y W. C. A. Every WoanS Every Day Club Says Secretary
Cobenz Says New York Bells Ring Crowds Cheer Victory

GGTHE Y. W. C. a. is the only meet
1 ing place for all the women Of
FL Paso." said Miss EITa sly, secretary
OF the local Y. ". Since moving
into our new building, we have real
lied greater success than we expected.
At present, the swimming pool is the
most popular feature More than 125
women and girls swim each day
Twice that number can be accommo-
dated when we install the ultra violet
ray system Of sterilizinE the water
and secure more instructors. Our
cafeteria is in charge Of an expert
enced woman, who serves many each
day. IN the absence Of a hostess house
at Fort Bliss TO entertain the friends
and relatives Of army men, the Y W.
C. A. serves in that capacity. This is
every woman's every day club"
Enthusiasm ran high in New York
city when the good news came across
that the allies were gaining ground"
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formation Bureau in the world.
1t can answer practically any
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cannot give advice. nor make ex-
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Secretary

few years, has a keen eye for foreign
ers- He speaks several languages
and understands brogues and varia-
tons Monday he met a fair skinned.
light haired young man who could
not make the officer understand for
quite awhile. Finally. the policeman
got onto" his tongue and learned
that the man was Tuzapas Kantaus-
ks, of Siaulin. Lithuania. and that he
had come to this country about ten
years ago, working on a farm near
Chicago. until a few days ago, when
he decided to visit his brother. who is
working on a railroad in Mexico.
The Lithuanian was much disturbed
when he found out that he could not
20 into Mexico and see his brother.
He had a return ticket to Chicago
and left here for his home imme-
diately- Policeman Funk never lets a
foreigner, in these troubled times,
pass through the gates without learn
ing something about him. he said.