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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

advanced 1000 yards on a three.mil,
front.
They had taken Dompier and Frise by
the night of the 2Sth. They moved
forward all night and captured Funtee
re, HerbicOurt and Flaucourt On the
morning of the goth they were 1000
yards east of Flaucourt and BY night
had added another 1000 yards to theil
advance. This made a total advance OF
seven and one-half miles in four DAYS.
Australians Unchecked.
These troops were then at the slopes
OF the Somme, facing Peronne. T6ey
were able to reach the canals-the riv.
or becomes a canal here - but the
marsly country beyond was difficult. So
they marched back along the river tC
t1ulllaucourt and Omiecourt, where thew
pushed through Clery and found the
enemy and established contact with him
they took $50 prisoners Friday night.
The next morning, under cover of a
DISK artillery fire-their own, which
they had brought along-one party at
lacked the mountain of San Quentin and
another charged F~iullaucourt and the
ullrd trench maze between the mountain
and t'r"rnc. The mountain was literal.
~ covered with wire, yet at 8 a. m. the
elevation was safely i'll their hands and
they had taken 500 prisoners.
Approaching Peronne in the afternoon
from the south side Of the river / NET
several hundred prisoners. Thev vera
a mixed lot of good, bad and indiffer-
ent men physically, though they were
well uniformed. They looked less cheer
full than others recently taken. A doz.
en- Officers were leading the men. They
seemed especially ungrateful for their
release from the fighting by falling in
to the hands of the British. These men
were from many units. One division ap-
parently had relieved another only min.
utes before the Australians advanced,
25 Miles of Desert
Seen from across the river today,
Mont st. Quentin appeared tree-cover-
ed and restful. There were no signs of
the brief, but decisive struggle which
ended when it fell into the hands of the
Australians.
The ruins of Peronne, however, sent
up clouds of dust and smoke regularly.
the result Of the fire of British field
guns behind US. The Germans were re-
plying only spasmodically. 1t was evil
dent that they had withdrawn or were
withdrawing their heavier artillery be-
You'd Peronne.
The r1de from Amiens toward Peron-
ne is a straight line of twenty five
miles. 1t reveals that the new method
of wsrfare has created a desert. From
Fillers-B retOnneux the nearest point
which the Germans reached in their
drive for Amiens to the Somme at Pc
rome, there is one continues stretch of
no man's land-in the sense that no man
would want it. Few such dishearteing
scenes of the dreadful devastation of
war, it is probable, can be found on the
earth's surface.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
Canadians Break Through

London, Sept. 2.-Astride the Arras.
Cambria road, the Canadians have
broken through the Drocourt-Q ueant
switch line on a front of at least two
miles, it was learned authoritatively
today They have captured Doury on
the western edge of Cagnieourt.
Between Doury and Etaing there has
been considerable heavy fighting and
many prisoners have been taken.
(Doury is eight miles west and slight
ly north of Cambria and Etaing is two
miles north of Doury. Both of these
villages are just north of the highway
from Arras to Cambrai.)
The enemy fought hard on this front
which extended five miles on both
sides of the road. Seven enemy divis-
ions have been identified on this front
The Canadians took some from each
one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
British Advance steadilY


London. Sept. 2.-The British have
occupied Neuve Eglise, Field Marshal
Haig announced today.
The British have also captured Sail
ly-Saillisel.
(Neuve Eglise was the scene of des-
perate fighting during the German ad-
vance beyond Armentieres last spring.
1t is less than four miles north of Ar
mentieres, Sailly-Saillisel and Saillisel
are villages four miles east by south
of Bapaume and about the same dis
lance north of Peronne.)
"Sailly- Saillisel and Saillisel have
been captured after heavy fighting, y
said Haig's official statement. "We
have drawn nearer to lie Transloy and
Moreuil, taking a number of prison
ers.
"German positions south of Rien-
court CagnieOurt were captured dur
ing the night. In the attack south of
the Searpe, English and Canadian
troops at 5 O'Clock this morning were
reported making good progress in the
Lys sector. We reached the Lys river
east of Estaires, capturing Neuve Egg
lise.n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
GERMANS COUNTER

Continued from page one)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

troops in this battle, showed the Ger
mans off the ground they had held since
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

The British have captured Noreuil.
north of Bapaume and Viller-au-Flos
between Bapaume and Peronne. lie
TranslOy has been outflanked from
both sides and its capture is believed
to be only a matter of hours.
The British also continue to advance
along the Bapaume-C Cambria road.
In taking Peronne Sunday, the Aus
tralians are reported to have taken be-
tween three and four thousand prison
ers.
The british also are approaching
Deugny, but this place has not yet
been definitely reported captured.
East of Nesle they lost the crest of
Hill Il, which they had wrested from
the Germans last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
CAN OREGON

The vaults of the u. S. Treasury again need
to hasten the end of the War, The Keeping-up and
Dacking-up of Our Boys" the Sustaining of The
Allied Nations and their Peoples, the Perpetual
racy-require the unslinled sacrifice - the DO
YOUR BEST, NOT SIMPLY "BIT," of every true
American.
The Eve of the 4th Liberty Loan is here.
FIRST in every patriotic endeavor, OREGON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

will be extensions of the original work
OF fight order.
The Washington labor administrators
have designated a list Of non-essential
occupations from which it has asked EN-.
ployers to release men. Using this as a
guide, the government may make SINH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

on Campague were repnlsed and our
position was maintained.
"In the Ailette region we made new
progress in the woods west Of Couey-le-
Chateau and east of Pont-St. Mard,
taking 100 prisoners.
"In the Champagne a German raid
in the Auberive region was unsueeess-
full
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

war work rather than in the army prop
er. The labor department has sent out
notices to state branches Of the federal
employment service to have representa-
tives nominated. The agricultural de-
partment also will DO represented in
the district boards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
THREE

cannot, nil mol, shall not falter NOW. With more
70 Work Tor, more to give for, more to sacrifice
ior-eyery true Oregonian will make il his duty
to see that Oregon DOES REPEAT-by going over
the top FIRST once again.
While The campaign does not officially start
until September 2Sth, we will SO yoluniarilv
pledge our subscriptions and anticipate our
.guotaS that in this tot0n, This county and This slate
IT WILL BE OVER WHEN IT'S OPENED.
Fourth LIBERTY LOAN CoMMirrEn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

lar rulings in dealing with future draft
cases.
In the draft, labor will have protec-
ton through representation on the dis.
trict boards. Three men will act with
each district group to determine fairly
what men are skilled and needed in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02

west of Coucy,) was announced by the
war office today. The repulse Of the
violent German counter attacks on
Champagne was also announced.
Gin the Canal du Nord region" the
statement says, ''there is violent ar
tillery firing. German counter attacks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-02
o 1T A
"75" OF hi KITCHEN

Do you want a free canning book9
This paper has arranged for you to
get one by sending a two-cent stamp
for postage to the National War
Garden Commission at Washington.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
IA NASE MANIFEsTACNi sCHUZE

Jak nam ceskeho campu Stamford sdeuJe, nas
ces dobrovonici neodkada oavt prohaseni presdenta
Wsona kerem uznava ceskosovenskou armadu valclc
Narodni Radu vykonnou Ceskosovenskeho ma
roda Dobrovolnc uspOfada osavu hned pfi kere recn
PIP. Borglum nekterf nasi dobrovolnc.
'Prohlasen presidena Wlsona bude zdejsmi Cechoslo
vaky oaveno ztra stredu H. zaf hodn vecer Ceske
Narodn Sn Broadway Pro slavnost jsou zskan prom
recnc take bude krasny duevni poztek schdze
t6se sucastnt
SBude nejddezites schuze, kterou jsme kdy Ceve
landu poradali
Osvobozeni Ceskoslovenskeho naroda nezavs en
hrdnnost nasich dobrovonk peneznch obeech ktere
zde prnasme nybrz vacich mocnosech ktere p edna
nj mir budou rozhodovat.
Uznani nasi armady Narodni Rady vladou francouz-
skou byla prvn radostna nadee Uznan cd vady
angcke bylo druhou radOst prohasen vady Spo
enych Stat sme nedOckavOst ocekava nebot zdes VIA
da pri vyjednavn mir svym vvem bude income pusobit
Pan Pierre De Lanux francousky spisovae Glen vaecne
komse bude tumocit city francouzskeho naroda vuc
Cechm Jest eho prn ably svych cestach mOhl Zde
Cechoslovakdm promluvit.
Vpravme do nas povinnos, projevit uznan vuc tenn
narodm, ktere nam pomaha nas ceskou vlas stale
utlatovany nrod osvobod Den ten by mel byt nasim ma
rodnim svatkem.
Nasi predkove zde Amerce "a DOLBY Jiriho Washing
tona Abrahama Lncolna pfnase vekych ob6ti, ably
mas zde svobodu vydobyli snesene pomery uprayi.
jest nas povnnost abychom pritomne dob6 obe
prinase prac podilu bral vsech duezitych udalos
sucastni.
Jednou nejdulezejsich udaosti pro Cechoslovaky
prohasen americke vay kere Ultra velkou mani
festacni schulz bude oslaveno
proto kazdy Czech a kazda Ceska, kazdy Slovak kaz
da Slovenka mz jest mozno necht
Narodn Sine Broadway Kdyz nesaci havni SAL budou
otevreny ne mistnosti kdyz bude Narodn Sin napn6na
rohu uic jest dos msa kde muze zastupdm rec
nit Prominent recnici budou ochotn kdekov lidu pro-
muvt. Prcnme ably Narodni Sin bya pfepnena ably "a
stupy Obehaly budOvu tax dokazeme nas Wade sme
hod tech obe ktere svobozen naseho naroda stare
vlasti prinasi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
ORGANISACE CESkOSLOV
VLADY.
kAREL PERGLER, DIPLOMATICKY ZASTUPCE
CECHOSLOVAKU We WASHINCTONE, BUDE
ZASTUPOVAT PROF. MASARYKA, AZ TENTO
ODJEDE DO EVROPY
NEMCI ZURf MAD UZNANfM NASEHO NARODA
AMERIKOU

Washington, 9. zafi. Cecho-
slovaci budou nit scentralisova
nou a pine organisovanou Via
du pohotove, ably prevzala kon
trolu ceskoslovenskych zalezi-
|tosti, jakmile Cechoslovaci o.
svobozeni budbu od, rakousko-
uherskeho jarma.
Jakmile Ceskoslovenska Ma
rodnf Rada byla formalne uzna
ma vladou Spoj. StatG jako via
da de facto, prikroceno lined
ku konsolidaci vsestranne ces-
koSovenske cinnosti zde v
Evrope.
Professor Masaryk, predseda
Cesk.oslovenske Narodni Rady
a hlava de facto vlady, odebe-
lie Sc co nejdrive do Evropy, a.
by tam docilil naproste soucin-
ncsti mezi svymi krajany, We
Francii, Anglii a v Italii. Hlav-
nj stan Ceskoslovenske Narod-
nj Rady zustane We Washingto
ne odbockami v Parizi, Lon
!dyne a Rhine.
Pravnik Karel Pergler, dosa
vadnf hlavni pomocnik profe-
scra Masaryka a nynejsi diplo
maticky zastupce Cechoslova-
XII We Washingtonu, bude ridit
praci Ceskoslovenske Narodni
Rady behem pobytu Masaryko
va v Europe.
Diplomaticke informace 0
rozsif: f:eni zpravy O formalnim
uznani CechoslovakG Ameri-
kou mezi obyvatelstvem Czech
a Moray jsou potvrzeny dnes
doslymi depesemi z neutral
mich zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
ROJE MA ITALSKO RAKOU
SKE FRONTE.

Rim, 8. zari. - Obnoveni
boje ma nekolika mistech ra-
kousko-italske fronty byio hla
seno v dnesni dredni zprave j.
talske valecne uradovny. Ma
Col del Rosso nepratelEke cety
byly donuceny k 1stupu po tito
ku Italu. Znacne ztraty byly
zpdsobeny Rakusanum. Rakou
ske oddly utocily ma severnfch
svazich Monfferency, We Val
Arse a Zurgnatofty. Byly od-
razeny drive nez dostihly ital
skych linii. Strazky strait wy
sly pfiznive pro Italy ma ostro
vech Piavy pred Montello, v To
scale a ma Stelvin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

loupeznych rytifd bez vselike
obavy. Cechosloyaci vedi prilis
.dcbfe, jak darilo Sc Jim pod
"milostivou" vladou Habsbur-
Iii a jich nemeckych katanI 4
co by mohli cd Mich ocekavati
po teto valce. Poz. red.)
Frankfurter Zeitung 81 odle-
vuje nasledujicim spIsobem:
"Toto uznanf zistava papi-
rovym uznanim, jestlize GEN.
tralni mocnosti, jako dosud, zd
stanou viteznymi proti svetove-
mu utoku. Jen nase porazka
mtze pomoci Cechoslovakdm
ku politicke neodvislosti, jiz
Jim tax ukvapene poskytujie En-
tente. Vzdor tomu jest To vazny
krok,- jehoz ddlezitost Sc stano
viska agitace nesmime podce-
novati."
Dalsi informace nasvedcuji,
&c uznanf Sc strany Spojenych
.Statd a Spojencd melo, inspiru-
jici dcinek ma Cechoslovaky. u
vnitr vlastnfho dzemi Rakou-
ska, jak Sc pravf, vf,.shromazd'uji
zbrane a strelivo k revolucnim
1celGm.
Cechove poskytovali p.otra-
why ostatnimu obyvatelstvu v
zemi jen "a zbrane, jichz ma
hromadili znacne mnozstvi.
IN. Y. L.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

v jedne z depesi cini Sc
zmfnka Q tom, re vfdensky Ar
better Zeitung uverejnil zpravu
o sjezdu Ceskoslovanske social
nj demokracie v Plzni, ma
nemz byly prijaty resoluce, w.
slovujfci Sc pro naprostou pod
poru zapasu "a dplnou svobo-
du a neodvislost caskosloven-
skehto naroda. Z
V fesolucich Sc uvadi, ze
mic, nezli politicke a narodni
osvobozeni narodnosti, utlace-
nych Rakouskem, nemIze uci-
nit konec zmatene situaci, spii-
sobene v rfsi" a re "sjezd po-
tesenim prohlasuje "a nedosta-
tecne resent ceskeho problemu
navrzenou dualni konstituci a
navrzenym povolenfm narodni
autonomie."
Berlinsky Lokal-Anzeiger
pravi: "Co mineno jest touto
politickou hloupou komedii pri
sti vlady a armady bez domo-
va a moci, jest snadno pocho-
pitelnym. Tato absurdnost de
jinach sveta n,eni nicim jinym,
nezli vyzvanim ku vsem ces-
kym zradc1m, ably jen statec-
ne pokracovali We sve zrade.
"Iejich odmena, totiz zrize.
ri ceskoslovenskeho statu ma
zaklade sebeurceni, jenz by u
tlacoval vsechny Nemce v ze-
mi, jest jiz stanovena. Ze by
Cechoslovaci byli tax slept a
brali toto uznanf vazne, jest
sotva uveritelnym." " tom o.
.hledu niue byt berlinsky ce-
chozroutsky organ nemeckych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
DIPLO LOMATICKA KONSULARNf REPRESENTACE
-. NARODNf RADY CESKOSLOVENSKE
PRO AMEEIKU.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar

Washington D. c. = Uznani Ceskoslovenske Narodni
Ray jakozto organu ps vady samosatneho ceskosoven
skeho satu spojeneckymi mocnostm Franc Velkou Ba-
nil Itaf nyni take nasimi Spoenymi Saty amerckym
prozeny nasedek nunost ofcen represenace Narod
nj Rady We Spojenych Statech
Professor Masaryk jako president Narodni Rady Cesko
ovenske ustano represented naroda
Americe ufad Delegate (povereneho zaupce) deegaem
menova Karla Perglera enz z drive by generaem Ste
fankem ustanoven zastupce Nrodn Rady poll
tckych konularnich ednan francouzskou voenskou
nsi vladimir urady americkym
Usanovenm p. Pergera delegate Narodni Rady Ces-
kosovenske pro Spoene Saty sveeno veden dipoma-
ckych zaezito Narodn Rady Jako delegat Nrodn Rady
ma dale dohled poicky mad nstitucemi Narodn Rady
Americe.
Protoze pan Perger poveren poitickym zasoupenm Ma
rodni Rady aby obira zaeztostm kancear
sk5mi vedeni kanceare Narodn Rady Washngone po-
vOlan Dr. Jaroslav Seanka Kancear starost veci
konsuarni administrator skove pfdelena nj Ceskoslo-
yenska Tiskova KancelaT, z ridi p Tvrzicky.
Ia osobnho sekretare povoa prof Masaryk Jarosava
Cafe drive fednika Westinghouse kancelar Naroni
ay.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-29
Jane and Kathryn Lee

The two baby grands of pictures, Jane and Kathryn Lee, have in their Fox
 vehicle, We Should Worry" the best comedy drama they have ever done for
 the screen. At least that is the verdict of those who saw this spritely pair of
 gifted youngsters and their big com pany in the excellent picture yesterday
 at the Lamara. The story is new to the
 screen in that it gives these children d
 chance to show that baby minds some- times think far in advance of grown
 ups. They start out to put villain to
 rout, and they succeed beyond their
 widest dreams, and incidentally they
 capture for their beautiful aunt real beau.
 The tricks they play on the villain who wishes to annex their aunt and her wad of money. turns the tide in favor of the real fellow who loves the girl for herself. These two precocious youngsters are supported by one of the | finest casts ever seen in a local pic ture theater.
 With the big feature is seen w. S. Hart western creation. Tanning the Four Flusher." one of his characteristic gun man pictures of the days of the old
 west Tomorrow comes Elsie Ferguson l in the great stage success, "The Lie | by Henry Arthur Jones. one of the
 greatest playwriters of the legitimate
 This is one of the big picture values oi the summer,
Arizona republican., 1918-07-29
The Work of the Corps.

The Republican, in response to it's call upon it's corps of poets, to complete the National Hymn or rather to substitute something for the verse Los Angeles has added to it, continues to receive sample verses. They all better than the Los Angeles verse, but of them are below the standard of the original A few days ago a very good one by an unknown contributor was printed in these col umns and here is another from undsclosed source which is still better
 God of fathers, we Pray that sons shall be
 Safe in Thy
 When the wild battles light
 Flames their banners bright
 Protect them by Thy might
 In victory there'
Arizona republican., 1918-07-29

being called into active service It is estimated that twenty five thousand them will be along the battle fronts by January of next year. Half that number have already gone It is quite probable that before the is ended that number will be than doubled and that thousands of the young women now to be enrolled will be of the battle fronts
 The work of recruiting the training schools is 10 be carried on in every community in the country. and in this work the council of defense and the Red Cross will cooperate A great deal of co operation will be required. The collecting twenty five thousand young women will not be an easy one now. for the that the war has directly and indi- recty made many calls upon the ranks of capable young women and the nurses must be capable Young women have taken the places of men in various activities to greater extent than we are apt to imagine and their substitution for men will increase when the next two three millions of have been called into the military service. they will be within the coming year.
 It is stated in the call for enrolment:
 There are l,519 nurses training schools in this country. Their need is as great and imperative as that of the army school of nursing. Those who en- roll for these schools will be assigned as vacancies occur.
 The enrolment card will indicate two classes of rcgistrants-preferred and deferred. The preferred
  ment to whatever hospital the government directs them, although they may state what training school they prefer to be sent Those who register in the preferred class will be assigned first and all poss- ble consideration will be given to their preference as stated
 The deferred class is composed of those who limit their pledge of service-that s who will not engage 10 except to hospitals. This class is in- tended largely for those who for family reasons can- not accept training at distance from their homes Those who register in the deferred will be as- signed only after the preferred class is exhausted"
 Tn call is concluded with these ringing words Ever since the days of Florence Nightingale the nursing profession has been especial honor. IL honorable as it is today. The army needs every nurse it get ito keep up with the draft The United States Student Nurse Reserve Is the equivalent for women of the great National army training camps for soldiers The government will rely upon the student fight disease at home, to care for those injured disabled in our hazardous industries, and to make themselves ready to when the time comes as fully trained nurses, either abroad at home. Let us show thai we know how to the governments call 10 the of the country"
Arizona republican., 1918-07-29
Mary MacLaren at the Hip

WdS6di Cb al bTS FIiP
 To those who recall Mary MacLaren in her sensational picture success, Shoes" the announcement that she is to be seen today and tomorrow in a picture that is even a bigger success than her first venture. will be well comed by all who followed her through the management of Lois Weber when the great producer gave her parts in Where Are My Children" Shoes" Idle Wives" and other successes. Her newest vehicle is styled The Models Confession" and is done for pictures from the novel, Borrowed Plumage," which had a splendid vogue in its year. The tale of this model" who aspired to better things than posing for some cracked -brained artist in the altogeth- CT, borrowed her plumage without the consent of the owner, and while for q time she was the center of a circle of men whom any wo~,an might do well to shun. She finally came a cropper, and it took the blow to awaken her to the abyss that lurked just outside the bright lighted cafe with tile high power autos, the filmy lingerie and the lobster supper accompaniments.
 It took a good jolt, but this girl was game and when the end loomed in sight, she took the plunge without a drawn breath. It's human, full of pa = thos, experience and withal a peep at a side of life not known here where the parasite. chorus girl and model type do not exist.
 With the feature ie seen a corkinc two-reel comedy value that should mark day for the Hip. Charlie Chap lin and Fatty Arbuckle. side by side. in q scream, "rho Pugilist." This alone is worth the admission price, so say tho managers of the Washington street house. The Models Confession" re- mains for tomorrow as well, and gives way to The Eagle" the greatest western story Monroe Salisbury has ever done for pictures.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-29
"Ihe Hard Rock Breed"

"The Hard Rock Breed" is a strong and rough breed, the kind of men who make civilization from the raw, un- tanned forces of nature. Can you pie ture how they would look upon the fastidiously dressed tack Livingston when he came upon them to assume the job of .Boss?" With his naked fists. the mollycodle from the east was forced to win his spurs, and he fought battle after battle with men as tough and as gritty as the rock they mined from the earth. The Hard Rock Breed" is the name of this shoulder to- shoulder picture which is showing at the Columbia for the last time to- day. It is adapted from Frederick Bechdolt's story in the Saturday Even | ing Post.
 The Hard Rock Breed will be aug mcnted with the Screen Telegram and l a Ford Sterling Comedy, The Snow Cure" Tomorrow William Desmond