davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Leikkaus.

Suomessa on tapahtumassa
suuri leikkaus. Mita syvemmalle
leikkaukset ovat tehtavat, sta
vaarallisemmat ne ovat elimis-
t0lle. Mutta usein on tama al
noa, keino hengen pelastamisek.
81. Min oil Suomenkin laita. Eli
olisi enaa ollut elamanarvoista
Sc pakkotila, mihin kansan ka
valtajat ia sortajat olisivat tah
toneet saattaa olot tassa maassa
Leikkaus eli ollut valtettavissa.
Valista on vain paha ennatta.
nyt tunkea min syvalle elimis
to0n, etta leikkaus on my0hai.
men Silloin on tia toivoton. Sy
vale oil Suomen yhteiskunta-
ruumiiseenkin paha punkenut,
varsin syvalle. Eli paljon puuttu
nut, etteik0 koko sen toinen puo
Ii olisi ollut pahan vaikutuksen
alaisena. Mutta kuitenkin oil
tuossa toisessa puolessa paljon
tervettakin, kun vain tuYmeluk
sen pesa olisi saatu havitetyksi.
Suomen kansan tia Ell ollut toi-
voton. Suomi oil pelastettavissa.
Leikkaukset> ovat kylla alma
paikallista laatua, Sc on: ne kos
kevat joitakin maarattyja ruu
miinosia. Eli voida esim. toimit-
taa sellaista leikkausta, etta ko
ko toinen puoli ruumiista pois-
tetaan. Mutta koska elimist0ssa
kaikki jasenet ovat keskinaises
sd yhteydessa, ulottuu jokaisen
leikkauksen~. .vaikutus Koko ruu-
miiseen. Kipu on koko ruumin
kipu, ia vaara on koko ruumin
vaara Kun tuhansia Suomen
kansalaisia on tuhottava, Ell Sc
vol tapahtua min, etteik0 Sc XII
peasti koskisi todelliseen isan-
maan ystavaan. Nuo poissuljet
tavat jasenet olivat nekin Suo
men yhteiskuntaruumiiseen kuu
luvia, meidan omaa vertamme
Oikeassa olivat sentahden ne
jaakkimalaiset, jotka Raudun
suuren voiton jalkeen tanssia
hommaaville paikkakuntalaisille
vastasivat: ,,veljien haudoilla Ell
tanssita." Miten usein kansan
terve ally oivaltaa asiat parem
min kuhn monet n. S. sivistyneet
Mutta vaarakin on koko ruu-
min. Miten usein sanotaan, etta
leikkaus kylla onnistui, mutta
potilas kuoi. Veri vol juosta
kuiviin, tai eli sydan mutton
kesta Min suurta menestysta.
Kylla Suomen yhteiskuntaruu
miiseen tehty leikkaus on siksi
syvallinen, eta tassa vakavasti
kysytaan, miten tama keste.
taan. Suomen tia on vielakin
varsin vakava Jotka heti vol
ton jalkeen ovat valmiit tanssi.
maan tai huumautumaan wake
villa, eivat ymmarra mista on
kysymys. Katso laakaria ia sal
raanhoitajia, miten he menette.
levat leikkauksen jalkeen. Yha
koetetaan valtimoa ia mitataan
lamp0a. Mita suurimmalla huo
leila seurataan jokaista vahan.
kin epaedullista oiretta. Main
on Suomiparankin suhteen nyt
tehtava. Eli ole ylvastelemisen
varaa, vaikkakin kelvoton jaser
on saatu pois kiskaistuksi. Am
mottava haava jai jalelle verts
vuotamaan. Saadaanko Sc meme
maan umpeen, val onko Suomeu
veri vuotava kuiviin?
Haavalaakarit hoi! TidoKliset
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19

Taalla yleiseSti uSkOtaan eta
Itava1ta Unkari esitti rauhaneh-
dotuksensa Saksan suostumuk
sella ia joissakin piireissa waite
taan niinkin etta Saksa on to-
dellisuudessa koko . rauhanliik
keen takana. Selitetaan eta
SaIhsan sosialistit ovat kaytta
meet asNettain hyvin uhkaavaa
kielta valtiokansleri Won Hert.
lingia kohtaan, vaatien sisaisja
parannuksia ia rauhanneuvotte
lujen alottamista. Lisksi on elm
tarve ia vaatetuspula Saksassa
jouduttanut tahaisen poimenpl
teen kehittymista. y
Washington
Yhdysvallat, kuten voitiin tay.
delhsesti odottaakin, ovat hyl
janneet ilman ehtoja Saksan
rauhantarjoukset. Taten tehdes
saan hallitus on puhunut kaik
kien sotaliittolaistemme puoles.
ia.
Melkein kohta sen jalkeen
kun Hawaiian hallituksen nooti
oil saatu Ruotsin lahettilaalta
Mr.. Ekengrenilta, jufkaisi va
liosihteeri Lansing tana iltana
seuraavan muodollisen lausun
non:
"Presidentti on valtuuttanut
minut mainitsemaan eta ta'
man maan hallituksen vastaus
Itavalta Unkarin nootiin, jossa
ehdotettiin epavirallista soti
wien valtojen Observation-Disclosures
sen pitamista. on seuraavaa:
"Yhdysvaltain hallitus on ST.
ta mielta etta Itavalta Unkarin
keisariIlisen hallituksen ehdo
tukseen voidaan antaa ainoas
taan yksi vastaus. Sc on on usei
ia kertoja ia kokonaan avonai
sesti maininnut ehdots joiden
perustuksella Yhdysvallat ryh
tyisivat rauhaa harkitsemaan,
ia eli Sc vol eika tahdo ottaa
huomioon mitaan ehdotusta neu
vottelujen pitamisesta asiasta,
ionIka suhteen se on kantansa
ia tarkoitulksensa min selvastl
ilmaissut."
Tama vastaus annettiin puoli
tuntia sen jalkeen kun Itavallan
nooti oil vastaanotettu, osolt'
taen eta hallituksella Ell ollut
epailyksen varjoakaan siita mil
laisen vastauksen tulisi ola.
Vaikka vastauksessa Ell silta
mitaan mainittu, tiedetaan etta
parooni Won Burianin ehdotuk
sen yhtena hyvaksymattomim'
pana kohtana oil esitys eta "el
sitovat" neuvottelut pidettaisiln
kokonaan salaSsa. Takalalset
virkailijat k0sittivat etta tarkol
tuksena oil kaupitella eri kan
sallisuuksien oikeudet neuvotte
lupoydan aaressa min eta uh
reilla eli tulisi olemaan mitaan
tietoa kohtalostaan, kunnes ne
eivat itse enaa vo1si siihen mi
toan vaikuttaa. Tallaisen kau
pittelujarjestelman on presi
dentti Wilson erikoisemmin tue
minnut eraassa puheessaan.
KuOlemaan tuomitun punakaar
tilaisen kertomus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Kausan kirjeita
Kettle River, Mimi.

po oil aariaan my0den taynna
aoansaa Wine sunnuntaina, jol
aoin past. E. V. Niemen mulkana
oil taalla poikariss Richard Me
mi, kansal. kirkkokunnan sisala
hetys saarnaaja, ja sanotun
kirkkokunnan esimies, past. Ar.
ne Vasunta, Ironwoodista, Mich
pitamassa evankeliumi juhlia.
Lauvantaina kokoonnuttiin kel
10 kahdelta ia my0skin illalla,
ia sunnuntaina viela jalkeenpuo
lenpaivan Ikokoonnuttiin samas
,sa paikassa. Kaikissa naissa tt.
laisuulcsissa puhuivat mama kol
me yllamainittua puhujaa Seu
rakuntalaiset olivat varanneet
likella olevalle koululle juhlavie.
raille puolis-evaan, ettei tarvin
nut kenenkaan poistua kotiinsa
sentahden. PastOri Vasuntan
mukana oil myoskin Mrs. Vasun
ia, joka samalla vleraile sisaren
sa, Miss Siiri Kamarin luona,
joka viimemainittu toimii kir
janpitajana Farmarien kappa
liikkessa Kettle Riveriala.
Sunnuntaina kyydittiin puhu-
iat Moose Lakeen josta ottivat
junan Thomson'iin, missa oil
kirkonmenot Jsamana iltana.
PaStori ia Mrs. Vasunta oil
vat ensi kertaa paikkakunnal
lamme kaymassa. Pyydamme
lausua paiIkkakuntalaisten puc.
lesta teille kaikille kiitokset
taalla kaynnistanne!
Edellamainittuihin juhliin
.osaa ottamassa oil ulompaa:
Wrightista, autollaan Mr. ia
Mrs. John Walli ia heidan muka
naan Matt Latvala ia Sam John
son. Lawlerista Mrs. Kallio,
Mrs. Gustafson, y. m. Mahto
vasta Mr.. ia Mrs. Newman
Eaglesta my0skin oil ainakin
yksi autokuormallinen vieraita.
Miss Siiri Kamari matkusti
sisarensa Mrs. .Vasuntan ia
past. Vasuntan matkassa vierai
lemaan sukulaisten luokse Viz
giniaan, aikoen viipya STELLA joi
tain paiNia. Hanen sijaisenaan
farmarein puodissa sen ajan toi
mil Miss Heta Nasi.
RegisteeraukseSsa ilmaantui
Kalevala taunissa kaikkiaan SO
registeeraajaa, joista 1870
ikaisia ainoastaan 10 ia 31-45
ikaisia SO. Niista 81 joilla on
taydet Observation-Disclosures ia sci
laisia joilla Ell ole kansalaisoi.
kouksia oil ainoastaan ensimmai
set paperit 81. Autombassa oil
registeeraamassa 65 ia Silver
taunissa IS vaIheille. Emme
usko etta kukaan taala -laimin
l0i velvollisuuttaan
G. P. Johnson, kaunti agentti
Carlton kauntista, hmoittaa ct
ta syysk. / paivaan saakka oil
eri puimakoneiden kayttajat il
moittaneet kauntissamme pui'
dun nisuja 4,540 bushelia ia sill
loih vasta verrattain vahan oil
ilmoituksia saaunut. Keskimaa
rainen sato Ell ollut mikaan ny
va, siihen maiden mita mainlt
tuna paivana saapuneet reportlt
osoittivat, Sc ollen II ia l2 bus.
eekkerilta, mutta katsoen tana
,kesana vallinneeseen yleiseen
kuiNuuteen, eli SOW moittiakaan'
Tama yhteydessa olkoon sanot
tuna etta Carlton kauntissa ei
ole edesmenneina vuosina vilJel
ty nisua kun vain hyvin vahanl
jyvaviljana enimman ruista ia
kauraa, muita etupaassa juum
kasvia ia meijeriliike ollen paa
asillasimpana tulolahteensa far
mareille.
Mr.. johnson suosittaa syys
kynt0a, ia sanoo sen olevan mo
nessa suhteessa edullisemman
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19

mitettava ennenkuin siihen vol
taisiin ryhtya.
Kenraali Pershingin kaytta
ma taktiikka ST. Mihielin ulko
neman puhdistamisessa osottaa
takalaisten virkailijain mielestS
eta amerikalaisten komentaja
on paattanyt etta mita suurin
nopeus on valttamat0nta soti
laallisten voittojen saavuttami
selle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
It;ivalta unkarin rauhanehdOtus
ia eli hyvaksyta

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Ironwood, Mich. as requir.
ed by the Act of Oct. 6, 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Bolshevismi kuOlemasSa Vena
jalla.

True translation filed with the
postmaster of Ironwood, Mich. as rea
1uired by act of October 6, 1917
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
100, ZOO PuOlalaista tshekkO slO
vakkien avuksi.

True translation filed with the
postmaster Of Ironwood, Mich. as re.
quired by act Of October 8. 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Kuolemaan tuomitun punakaar
tilaisen kertomus.

Heinak. 18 paivan ,,Raahen
Sanomt" lehdessa on seuraava
uutinen:
,Uusia julmuritoita paljastu
nut.
Aftonbladetin Suomen kirjeen'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Uusi isku ienee vastaus rauhan
ehdOtukselle

True translation filed with the Post
master at Ironwood, Mich. as requir-
ed by the Act of Oct. 6, 1917.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-05-18
Starts in bmonows Chicago Tribune

Girls: She's eighteen; beautiful;
sub-deb-a flapper-sparl<ling with the zest
of youth! Along comes the man. She marres
up to make the world place Then the
hope Ten-the knowledge that little
pressed this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-05-18

"Ouer Here is classic of wartime
literature. 1t sizzles with new, bold
philosophy that epitomzes the courage will and fidelity
oAmercan womanhood 1t bare the thoughts
emotions Of BRIDE You'll
the
o IA
you
through t. Don't the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
BY BAssETT DIGRY.

BY BASSETT DIGBH.
Cablexram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 101S.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, September
25.-The most outspoken story of real
conditions in Germany to reach Scan
.dinavia in a long time is told by Gus
taf Siosteen. a respected Swedish
journalist and correspondent of the
Gothenberg Sjo Och Misunderstanding
(Sea and Trade Journal, who has
lived in Berlin for fifteen years. Early
in the war he was an enthusiastic
Germanophile,- as he feared the threat
Which sHaristie Russta held oyer
Europe. He is stiff sffa9ddfy to the
German people. but his experiences
in the last three years, ttngeAher' with
the Brest<httovsk peace and. other
events lhe eastern: Europe, have since
.cuniulatixely brought him to- a frame
Of mind practically identical with ours
in that he is convinced that German
militarism wtthNits annexationist am
bitions and lack, of political check. lis
a world menace and a worse enemy
Of the German people themselves.
Hence he, packed his bags and left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
TWO OF A. B. C. ARBHERS
RECEIVE GOLD MEDALS
Third Is Sent to Chile for Delivery
by Ambassador; Result Of
Mexican Mediation. M.

Senior Romulo S. Naon. Argentine
ambassador, and Senior Domicio da
Cana, the Braxilian ambassador, to-
day were presented by Secretary Lam
sing II the State Department with
handsome gold medals for their gen.
erous services as mediators in the
controversy between the government
of the United States and the leaders
of the warning parties in the republic
of Mexico.
The two ambassadors. together with
Senior Eduardo Suarez, ambassador
from Chile, were, the "A b c. arbi-
traitors that met at Niagara Falls, N.
Y. in the summer Of 1914 to mediate
between the United States and politi-
cal factions in Mexico. In March,
1915, Congress passed a joint resolu-
tion appropriatikg, $1,000 for the
award of suitable medals to each Of
the arbiters for their services.
Senior Suarez is now in Chile, and
the medal intended for him has been
sent to the United States ambassador
to that country for delivery. The
medals are of solid gold and were
modelled by Miss Jeanette Scudder. an
artist of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
F FrQncO-AmericQ1 Assault
Launched in q Thick Foo

in July, and is the logical result OF
the allied success in Picardy in driv-
ing the Germans back to the Hinden-
burg line from Rheims to Laon.
A drive northward in Champagne
threatens the communication lines in
the rear of the Hindenburg defense
system, where the Germans are strug-
Cling to keep the British and French
from breaking through While the
length of the front of attack is not
disclosed, it is probable it extends
good part of the, distance from Rheims
to verdun and probably beyond.
Military critics have pointed out that
the Champagne front was the logical
place where an allied effort intended
to destroy the effectiveness Of the
Hindenburg line could be made. For
some distance east of Rheims the
terrain is fairly level and open and
an advance of some distance here
would outfiank Laon and possibly st.
Quentin.
Might Sever Communications.
More important still, such an ad-
vance would sever the communication
lines eastward from Laon, the pivot
of the Gerynan defenses between
Rheims and Ypres. An allied break
through might separate the German
forces in the west into two groups.
There has been rather lively raiding
activity by both sides on the Cham
payne front in the last two weeks.
and some military commentators have
felt that these were the foferunner5
of greater activity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
Latest Stroke at Vital
Point Upon West Front
Progresses Fauorably.
ALLIES PRESS FOE HARD
ONl3O-lMlLEMAC CEDONIANLINE
By. the Associated Press.


French and American today stomng the German
positions Champagne and further in what apparently is
another major stroke by Marshal Foch. The offensive is
progressing favorably according to early reports.
On the Macedonian front British troops have invaded Bulgaria
the Serbian other allied armies pursue the hadpessed
Germans and Bugarians east and west of the Vardar
The allied in the front which has
been very active the Germans failed advance in
Champagne defeated offensive of July IS and of
Rheims French soldiers attacking Champagne which
from Rheims eastward the Argonne of Verdun The
Americans moving forward of the Champagne stimuli
taneousy with Gen. Petain's
Great possibilities might result from successful allied ad
of Rheims the German
would be severed and the formidable enemy position from Arras
endangered with the southern end outanked
length the attacking front disclosed but
possibly Rheims eastward past Verdun southwest of
Metz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
COST OF LIVING INCREASE
IN PHILADELPHIA IS HIGH

Cost of living investigators of the
bureau of statistics now working in
the principal cities reported today
that costs in Philadelphta have in
creased GILT per cent since Decem-
Der. 1914. Clothing increased 1882
per cent in cost; furniture, 105.76 per
cent; food 6S.O9 per cent; housing,
9.69 per cent, and fuel and light, 81. .65
per cent. The increase was 1896 per
cent since December, 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
Gore Speeding Here.

Senator Gore of Oklahoma was ex-
pected to return at 2:15 o'clock this
afternoon from the west. and his vote
is needed by the suffragists. Senator
La Toilette. another suffrage voter. is
on his way to Washington. but is not
expected to arrive until Saturday. His
friends today are trying to arrange a
pair for him.
The republicans say that thirty-two
of their number will vote for the suf-
frage resolution and eleven will vote
against it. One republican, they ad-
1nitted, they were not certain about,
Senator Drew Of New Hampshire
Senator Drew is himself opposed to
woman suffrage. He is filling the
place in the Senate Of the late Senator
Gallinger. who was strong supporter
of suffrage. For that reason. he may
decide to vote as Senator Gallinger
would have voted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, September 26.-French and
American troops attacked this morn
ing on the Champagne front at
O'Clock, according to statement is
sued by the war Office today.
The statement says that the French
attack was launched in the Cham
payne in cooperation with the Amer
ican Army, which is attacking farther
to the east
Renewed German attacks north of
the Aisne have been repulsed. At one
point, where the Germans gained a
foothold upon the French positions,
they were elected by counter at
tack.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, September 26, $40 am. (by
the Associated Press).-French troops
today attacked in the Champagne in
a thick fog after period of artillery
preparation which terminated after
an hour of most intense gunfire. The
early Indications were that the attack
was progressing most favorably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
U. S. SHELLFIRE FORCING
EVACUATION OF METZ

AMSTERDAM. September 25.-"It is
announced that. owing to the long
range bombardment Of Metz and
other places, preparations are max
ing for the expeditions. evacuation of
civilians and movable property from
places within range OF such guns,
when the evacuation becomes neees-
say," says q dispatch received here
from Berlin. s-- a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
FRENCH AND AMERlC ANS STORM
HUN: LINE IN THE CHAMPAGNE;
BRITISH INVADE BULGARIA
BULGAR. KING ASKS
AID OF MACKENSEN
IN CHECKING FOE
BY. the Associated Press.

BY. the Associated Press.
PARIS, September 26-<Ffesh
dispositions made By Gen. Ffan.
chet d'Esperey, who has passed
through Prilep. justi1ies the be-
lief that there will be an ener-
Eetic exploitation Of the great
fnterallled victory in Mace
donia," says Marcel Hutfn, edi-
tor OF the Echo de Paris.
King Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
has asked Gen. Mackensen, who
is now in Bucharest, to take the
command of his armies SO AZ to
block the advance OF the allies
in old Serbia and preserve Bull
gnria from Invasion, according
to information received here
from Switzerland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
MURDOCH NOMINATION

Favorable report was today ordered
by the Senate interstate commerce
committee on the nomination Of Vic
tor Murdocl of Kansas to be menu
ber of the Federal Trade Commission
No opposition has been manifested
to the nomination. Stnate leaders ex-
pect it to be confirmed by the Senate
without delay -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26

Bulgarian Macedonia, threatening the
extreme enemy left flank. Enemy ter
ritory was invaded at Kosturino.
few miles south Of Strumitsa, the Bull
garian base in the region north OF
Lake Doiran. Kosturino is at, the head
waters of the Trekanya, which flows
through virtually level country to
Strumitsa Meanwhile the French and
Greeks are pushing eastward from
Strumitsa, which is situated in VAL
ley between two high mountain
ranges.
In local operations between Cambria
and St Quentin on Che western front
the British are pushing farther into
the Hindenburg line and capturing
points vital to the defense of st. Quen-
tin. West and northwest Of st. Quen-
tin the British have advanced in the
region of Selency and Gricourt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
Inside Story of Germany
Told by SWedish Writer
Hope of Victory Gone, Food Conditions Wretch
ed, Man Power Waniag---Gen1an
Lies and MisCQlculati0ns

Germany in order to be able to tell
the truth, unfettered by the insult
ferable and grossly dishonest mill
tary censor.
In view OF the way in which the
eyes of the world are keenly fixed on
Germany and her internal events and
the extent to which our judgment
must largely be formed by what we
read in the German newspapers l Sc
lect first for The Evening Star Mr.. Sios-
teens remarks on the censorship
through which every scrap of news
appearing in print is first strained.
He shows with what cynical freedom
lies are used when they appear to
subserve Germany's military interests.
He tells how the American Army took
Hindenburg, unawares and describes
he tar fl which the .sumaear has seen
e definite reversal Of Germany's man
power and Germanys public opinion.
= How HUNS Censored War News.
:. ,aThe military censorship in Ger
many during the time of successes" /"
said Mr.. Sioseen, "had a compare
lively easy time for it Is easy to tell
the truth while all goes we'll, but the
more the difficulties are piled up and
the public morale declined on account
Of the heavy losses and the. more
hopeless the length of the war, the
1Continued on Sixteenth Pa1e,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
BY FRANK H. sIMONDs.

1t is a natural but not less obvious
mistake to assign to the present cam
paign in the Balkans remote objec-
tives and grandiose purposes. The
c,1anation Of the sudden renewal OF
. rations on a considerable scale
.1ter nearly two years of relative calm
is to be found in the announcement
that Bulgar troops have arrived be-
hind the western front. AS a result.
and as an evidence of the admirable
results of unity of command. Foch dt-
rects Franchet d'Esperey to attack
in Macedonia If they are strong in
France the Bulgars will be weak
about Monastir.
In Macedonia the purposes of the
allied offensives are plain. These are:
First, to exert upon the Bulgar army,
weakened by transfer of divisions to
fhe west front, such pressure as will
recall the divisions sent away, pro-
duce defeat before the divisions can
be recalled and add to the discomfort
and apprehension already existing IN
Cerna valley, to cut the Bulgar conn
munications in the lower Vardar val.
ley, compelling withdrawal from All
the strong positions near the creek
frontier which have been oscuP,eo t0r ,'.
breaking the communications between
the VardaF valley and MonaSttr by
way Of Prilip, to compel the Bulgars
to retire out Of all OF Macedonia
west Of the ya,dar: thus d,sengae1hns adga ing
tween the Bulgars in Macedonia and
the Austrians in Albania
Aid Jugo-slavs Against Austria.
So much for the military purpose. In
addition, the allies are now striving
ia get north and into communication
with the Serbs of the conquered re-
p,ons of Serbia, and with the restless
snd dislsyal Jugo-Slavs of the Aus
trian and Hungarian Adriatfc prov
inces. to enable these to make sue
cessful rising against the Austro-
Hungarian government. NOT even
the occupation of all OF Serbia would
interfere with Austro-German com
Raria. because there would remain the
Rumanian and Russian railways,
reaching the Danube opposite the ter
minus of Bulgarian railways or
touching the Black sea at Constanza
and odessa; but an allied advance
brutaIly oppressed by the German In
yaders and already showing unmis-
taxable signs Of resentment.
The gallant Serbs have attacked the
Bulgars along the crests of the very
mountains which saw the high water
mark Of the allied offensive Of 1916.
This was the thrust which retook
Monastir. They have captured the IA
nous heights Of Dobropolyie. Vetret-
mix and Sokol, which were tho key
stone of Bulgar defenses between the
Vardar and the heights west and
northwest Of -Monastir.s As conse-
1nanoa, thay hasa 1eoken cieax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-26
Mclean. Opposing, Returns.

Senator Mclean of Connecticut. an
opponent of woman suffrage. who was
expected to be away. returned to
Washington today. which upsets the
plan of the suffrage supporters.
The democrats claim to have won
over several senators to the suffrage
cause, one a dark horse. whose name
h2GkInot been made public.
haze been arranged wherever
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