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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
FRA Central, 9tebraffa.

Set norite Excitement BED @eaper
Greet, -iom leber forbt 6o3aro %
Sipeetiparer / isnore Gel at oct lille
Sberman GourIp bar o9iaa folt arta
gems SrGngller. Snsen al DC norite
belle, men "a 3raften TOM, blep Here
talbt bort ira 6iem og Wenigbeo for at
trGnes / Sc tore MilitGrcamps for az
bretiggjeres for 8riseu. @u al De iios
lte un9e @utter til at o%raftes, par Wors
man Manou3 NilIen, Son af 8aurbbri>
ger % airfclaneer 81. Wt. Nilien o9 Su>
ltru Marie. Sau bIep "ielecteb" her@
ira 90 gift aanlfe aIene fra Coup Gin,
bpor bans SorrlOre ian ham pel aflteb.
Settle blep Den iibite Mflteo. Norman
bapbe life ppret l9nge / Camp 8ront,
Su., for ben i1ore Snilueu5as@ pioemi
brsb no / Camper % raieoe meb Den
fGleite SoIbiomhco. get a 10 Der, at
Den tommaroerenbe Sberlt tog Stpet al
iig / Sortoilelie oper Spnet al line
tiGtfe @utter, ion bebe / 6unoreocpts.
Sen Saa Nprntan bsbe, nemlig Wans
bag ben Toe Sttpber, bar Der 100 Seoss
fab i Camper. SnnS SorGlOre, iom Mt
Seleeram ira Den lutberlte SeltprG.t
Der, Tom life tibsnoi til at iaa Iutte iin
eIlfebe Sens Zine. Soget q ioriina
tet, % SeSen bar i~rarere. Sen btir
olbria fpriintet. Sod bIir BET al ta8e
BAN biem til Saaaro. 0por DC antont
OnSbas Nften. A Srebre og 5 Sp'tre
mobtog ser lin eIiteoe Sror / Npbelte
Gors. 1rehog Sormibbag bolbteS Be
grapeIien fra SorGlbrenes Siem. Na't.
u. ulpilben fra omaha % YaItsr Sez
tcrlen, ben tpifsIuthcrife Yrelr peo
Sa5orb fprrettet / Suiet og / Sipeetz
lpatcr 0irfe, iom for I~nlebnin9en par
tlebt | national StrIo meb Stag %
"colprs". Yuitor Teterlpn bolot en- n0@
mertet Yr6oiteu, Der bl. a. oglaa Hog
ioit, at De ameritunife 2rtberanere bar
nrret % er lornle 8prgere | benne Slb>
prspens Sio. YaIt. 81. llIpilben lrlte
oen aibebe SoIoats |ita os talte Sres
items Orb til Samilien. Son lGlte o9z
laa ct Innsere Telegram fra Den %tlene't>
eisrenbe lutberite Brett | Camp Grant,
hpori mebbeltes hen glade Sioenoe, at
Nprman Tanous Nillen unber Treiten5
9eIsg babbe ailagt en- itign frilten tros
enoe 8etienbelle, iaa ban bar oeo | Ser
rem % M boiIer / Sreb | lit bimnellte
Srbpelmlb efter at bape itriot ben 8ope
Strio % nunoet Seier.
Nne her / Weuiaheoen ug ubenfor
Menigbepen, iom tienote Nornnnn Nanz
bus Nilien, giper BAN gpot Wipnesbpro
for frilteli9 @anoel. 9an bar arbeins
icm og fine 6orGlores gpoe 9lGlp ale
tine Sage. Sam bar febt ler 9be Npril
1894 ps blep ultiaa "a aor oa 8 Maas
neoer sammel. 6an bIeo hpbt al 9aitor
g. q. Wibpep oa tonfrmeret al Yoltor
$. @uomunoien. 6au tilbsrte Meniaz
bebens llnsoomsforen ming % bar et at
tiot 1eblem al &irtens Sougfor til i'm
afreiie, og iaaleoes Reblem al
Cmaba eler Nebralta &oralunion. Set
IDENTITIES berpeb til benne Union at ans
itniie Jig ct "%ierpice flag" til npite 0tse
Re. Ser er piit mango tiGfte 9utter ira
bernie Union, iom ari9en bar rcpet bort
fra 6iem % Neni8beb og fra Son9era
mes &or. y. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
WNc @defilocr.

Com bcticn0t er Sui set cneitc
Nonitof iom biotil / iterrc lloitrpf.
ming bar uGrct beuuttet til at M
pinoe @nS al. Ter iinoe% ooQ en- bel
Gel andre Houitoiie, Der fan titne
I'll @noltbuinoing, men biotiI bar oet
life Isnnet lia at beunttc Dem. Mten
/ Ssbet Al arigen er Nlillcnc bIepct
opre, % man bar, iirr | [Stnlicu.
bcAnnbt at ic iig ON eiter ANDRE Eoa.
materioler I'll at uopinoc 8aS al -
Ssrit % remit er set Mcninacn al
uonptte al Sloa8 lrraiioIo. ser.
nrit oAina ouoet AiiolO, ionionl
YtoiSitGn9Ier, Sfolmcr al Grter %
Banner, Niialo ira Eopirlobritcr
D y. % bpi9 nllc OiSie Stoiic
cnhnu life itrrtter til, er set Sen.
iiNten at Qisre 6orisa mco (ong.
Iont Der 10 iinoeS mbcgrUnicoc Woag.
Der al IangS rStalicn8 auit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
ssrG 94nlcutt, y. Saf.

Win Subiiripiion poa "2ecornhsYo@
item" CT lnart upIsbeu, % 'ies maa len
DC inp Sorupelie for ct Nar igien. Sea
lifer "9ecoral sRpiten". VInlot anoet
goot SnSbolo / "Voiteu" irocholoer Seu
uoierlige &erctuneer ON arigeu, fem
ri ollie err begiGrlise eiter at bere m
90 iaa er "9olteu" ct al Be bilialte
nprife @laoe / Imerita eiter SierreIle
% 6orholo.
lloiisterne for arigertS SIttnine o8
Seir for Dc aliepehe bc9Duber at lnsne
bethbelig. aeiier @ilheln, Iom ultio
b0r beroabt Jig paa, at han bar @uo
meb Jig, oe at 8uo pelli9ner DC tp'te
Wprbooaben. Ter bel MI, at hal bar
pernt Tia fra benz. Sc alierebe boloer
paa at uboripc De tpife GiGpIer, Snoe
90 Moroere peb arig%sfronierne. @iIs
len til "Secorabs Soften" fra
s.. llI5dfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Slbelnstenhe Manbe.
Sr. Gowarhs' Slipe Sablets angri.
ber Mariasen % fjerner Den.

Or. Gbwarbs' Slipe Gablets, Snbftitmt
for @alomel, pirfer milbt paa Mapen % er
filter / i'm Sirtning.
Solf meb ~iloelusteube Qanbe timber burtie
2inbrins peb Or. Goparbs' Cline SabIets.
Ee bebasellse iufterbeIaste Gablettsr tases
for %iIeeiugtenbe aauos al ale Tom fieuber
benz.
Or. Gowarbs' Olive Tablets pirter miIbt
men iiftert paa Utaps os seper, itimuler.nos
benz til n~aturlie Sirfning. rsnieuee Slooet
% milot rsneiereuoe bet belle Spltem. De
nbfsrer bpap bet farlise @alomel slsr, BOG
nben mogen ilemme Gfterpirfninaer.
NQe Sorbele pso be pGmmeliee, lpals
meube % lmsrtsube @fisrinssmihler srbols
hes peb o.. @Swarbs' SIipe Sablets, uoel
&nib eaer noeen ubebaseli9s 9irtninser.
Or. +. M. GSwaroS ppbaseoe BERNIE Sor=
mula eiter II aars TratiiS blauot Gatiens
ter ausrebue al Mape= os 9~eperipSoomme
os meb ben perai fslsenbs i!belnstsnoe
Manbe.
Or. Chm arbs' Slips Sabiets CT en- rem
pesetabtlif Communicating blanbet meN
G%lipenolit; bn pil tlenoe benz peo beres
SIipenfarpe. Gag en euer 10 buer aiten for
en- use, % mert big @irtuin9en. 1Oc %
ejc pr. sGlte. aQe @potbstere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
WGr glao.

Nu las o3 a0e tofte
90 prize beit bpr @uo,
Som os ira Snifens &rloc
Snn tro bar lcbet ilo.
Set lctte bill hpcrt Gierte,
Sonl npruco tpiler poa,
Sm ariitenopm / %ernen
Gin Treue oiloe itna.
Nu bill bort Stiernebanner
Huubt @eroen Ipre0e5 no
Spm Spmbol paa bort %enifab
Sg Sroen pad uor Wuo.
0an ton os trpgt beudre,
Sm III han lptte til
90 enoe octtc 8lub6oo
90 SpIteus Snnoeipil.
Ser foIot bit mango Carer
Sor Dem, ri babe tiGr,
Wen set er ppre @utter,
Som Seierstrdnieu bGr.
Sna on, Iom miitct bine,
Horglem BIN Sors % Saon;
Sc eap tit 2ip for Nribeo,
Sil Soltets i~terlte Sam.
Tu BIZ sen trifc GuItur
81 mere uiuhe frem;
Sbi solicit rtnot / @erben
Nu Bar fortuitet Zen.
Ga &eiierfrouer ipinoer
Com 2ug for ~@iorgeniol,
% 5nifen icIp pil iige:
"@S 1T MN gut uuo lpohl".
u. St. II lien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Or. SiclocS @inoe.

Ser CT uco Here InIconinqer trent
fpmulet llotaIelier ON. al noget buroc
oipres for ar bcpore Or. Hielocs Winre.
bauoe FOR bau5 @irte og ION. et Seuis
Tor Dor Yaaitlsuelie al n S~orcganasz
nlano. Selpfelgelig trnter mnu Zig ct
tort Woulment etler Ell guuta. Set
liooer iaa nur. men fuube ri life trutc
noaet, Ser oiloe 10 tilluarenSc @es
trouino, paa iammc Sih Oct uiloc bare
jSruot ira Nar iii Var og bi til Sam
ca @elii9uelie?
goa piot leg ioritaar. er Ser ire caer
lire Barn efier 0erman Sieloc. Si5ie
pil ~inubinnliQuis ia fine Grandchildren
o@tonomiIi, cfterIom Gil Manb az 6ieIs
res Nnratter life par AZ Dem. Der for
iraar al berige iia a oenne 9eroens
@pps. Sc hi! trGnee til Stole. taniie
llniperiiiet, tanite auuItner llosanueIIe
hpiIfet piloe ialoe uanlteligt. oeriom ne
Iiuloc IN til fine nGrmeite S%leRtninaer.
Seo bar hcripr tGntt, at Der buroc
et Se0at. al ri %ioreiar ell Snoz
l%anrlina 90 opretter Ell 6ono. hpis Neus
tsr ienere bennttes iii @ernenes llos
Saunelie. % tnni!e tuuoe ret iiAeu bore
GA ialoe nnore III Sel. iom pil goa
Nuuitnerifieu, OF o%pnruntre cpre 2auhse
rrnS i Sen 8eiuiug, iom laa II. Sie!z
&c nTrmelt.
Zen uotaiter Sette icm Ell Saute. Scr
otter min 9tenina buroe operneies, naar
nan itriSer t~ilpcrts for ar ueoliaeholoe
e. prroi0t NiaNe. z. 8. SIrao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
S6E{E
ys8lEm
Ser bar intet iaa gobt for aniam.
finger % Torfjslelie iom Senep.

Wen be samm.lbas ie S~enepspIaitres Tirts
ming metisrte grGuoen os VabIer. Saa
ben einbrins os !Sielp, Tom Senepsplaiire
siper, Mbeu 9iaitret oe uoen Babler.
WuiteroIe ubretter bet. 0et Il til rem,
bpib Salue, tilberebt meb Senepsolie. Gen
er pisenifabciis tiluirfet, taa ben ubretter
Yibunbre, bog nOen at brinse SabIer paa
ben smmetfe Sub.
@nib tun Muiterole sanlfe let IND meb
Sinseripioiern.. Se buor burti9 bet brins
ger 9inorins - bpor bafis Smerten ior=
ipiuber.
grue Muferole for iaar Gals, gronfit,
opipuImeoe Ionbler. St~rubeboite, iip
Raffe, gtbma, Neuralsta, 6opsopins, @ns
iornIinesr. FIeuriip. 8beumatisme. aums
bosc, Smerter % Berfen i 2ps eaer eeo.mob,
S%oritretteIler, iaare Wuifler, Stsb, Sroii.
tnuber, forfrosne Ssboer, 1orfislelie i Srps
itet Oct piI oite forebpsse eiinsebetgnbelle).
8rufter til 3Oc % 60c; Stsrrelisr for
SoIpitaler So. so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
0cibreoer 0moiySoomm me.

De beheper life at iioe al Ge;smu. simmer.
Hiuoorn,, Nrssner % Iisusnoe Sububsbages
ligbecer. en lille .Seno, ION fan iaaes hos
enbper gpotbefer ior Boo, slsrs 81 for en- srtro
for SLATE, oil, burtis anusnot, iebpanlir
sips sisbliffelis eiuorins for tlssuoe Soriur
Oct rsnisr os itprter Snbeu % bslbrsbsr bur
tist % pirticmt be ileits Suoipseomms.
3smo ct ct pibunosrliet, giennemtrRns
eenbe, bor.fierueube flpoerbe Iisoel oe
milbner ben men smrnetliss Sone. Set e.
life isbtet, far let aupsnbes % toiier TIM
Iiot. Sfai Gem bet / Tug % ipar Ten
ielp ior al irsnitibig Summer.
las q W. Roie Co.. GIspsiaHe. e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

bun II, oar @euiS paa. boor afbcIet bun
var.
"S.anpinnoeu" os Srouobiems apiicr
bcbcs nptdae eerte.
Gle {. G.uiSicu. isot i @aIoreS. Rors
ae, 3te Houember 1Si7, Neoe / iii Siem
/ Illiauee Sowuihlp Sorsooa Woraeu
l7oe Stiober 1918 / en- Aleer al 30
War ii Nadneber % IL Gage,
gPr. G.utsieI lopauoreoe I'll ameris
f. / is61 % Tom til Iccorah, Soipd.
9lollc Hdr titer .om ban til South 9as
tntG ~ bol1itc lta va ell 0omeiteao /
gfooop Soun.n. bunr ban iiNeu Bar boet.
! Warts 1885 bleu ban Gatepiet iii
@1drit !. 0oiuc. &c bIeo peliiauet
meo II Sdrn % nj operleucr bam. On
Sm. Oscar Guisiel or i Camp Iohg,.
ID, o8 Tom bient III lin SdoerS @earus
relic; DC Surge or: Mrs. albert 6oIy.
gillian. Clara, RpriIe. Carl NeIpiu,
(beorinc pa Sobn.
&an efterIoocr oaioa Suitru % en-
Sriter. Mrs. q. Mtoen al Saipcr.
Yfinu. o. IRE @rsSre: NeIS Guisien
al 9rpdnt. z. 3, Gle Sobuiou al abers
Been, Z. 3, @iIbert Sobniou, Golman.
z. 8, Sobu TcIion. Mcolpooo sails.
Minn.
@esrapeIieu bIep hoIot Wanoaa sen
21ce Of. / @ctbonia Weuiqbeo pcb ga
itor :. :. slpaIcineu. aor.
6crpco bciicnotgisycs for iraprrcu-
&c Siret o. @enner, al Oct bar after
he ba9et @uo at portable eli nf bore
airre. uemlia Autou 6. 3emiing. &ar
bshc Den 29he Git. 1905 eiter ell llgea
5ngNom al Sriluen5n o0 Tueumouin
0an bar peo i'm $50 IS War 2 Waancs
Ser % II Sage. 0nn par feot Conn
Of Solpen. Siter Gail 60. Winu.. oer
l4oe AIguit 1880 al 6orrlorcne Nr
% Mrs. Spper &emliug ira VdIbreS.
Norae. San bar Den enclte gicnlcuenoC
al Ter Scitenos.
San bopoe boet / SoIoen inbtiI for I'M
Var iioeu; "a flpttet ban meo i'm MO
ser % Lille Swterien, NuooIpb z. Seq
&c, til @iuina. bpor han bar baoi IL
0iem iubtiI lin Teo. &eo hans Bort
oaro uil ser bIipe CT tort Sapn bado(
i airtcn o9 / @nen, iblanot ale ban:
Nienote. &an bapoe alto ct emil % G.
ao0t Orb til buem han nleote, % osttC
er ct trnRt Slna for hans gnn!e % Tor
Qenhe Wooer.
0ons Soocr. en- Seiter o9 fire @rrort
er opoe / et Sinsrum al life iuINt tent
Ten Nar.
@eorauclien ioreait fra Ser0ebuic
SnsNaa Den 30tc Oft, og hans iorolit,
2~cpnin0er blep loQt til 0piIc poa NE.
i.iobeoens a~irte0aoro peo Sioen a
hans Sooer % lem Seiienbe. Fdltoi
!. 9. 2rugc hoIot en- gribenoe og trsltit
Yale i Ser0chuiet oa ueb @raoen. Sc
| uiite iia neo hans @uare at han bar az
holNt, ioet Ser par en- WrnAbc un'rt
Nranier, 90 @rdpeu tar mt oreperet
Ser par~ru MrnQoe Wcuuciier iren,.
msot ior at pile ben Nioeoc Ncn ltolt'
9Sre.
SOFT oor ou cIilct 90 tunGt er Sn lapr
net. 6piI / Srco til CpitnnoeIlcnS g(or.
geul IS, Z.
Mrs. Nrant @iiaer Neoc oer St,
Cttobcr oN bIep be9rapet Den lite No.
rember. Sum q ie0t / 20nmnrt NcI
26oe Mai 1889. Sun bier % va,
oummcl oa efterInoer iio 3 Ssnner o
en- 0utter. &c or: @ia Wfiner, Vi
Miucr, Carl WiQer, Mrs. NeHie Sen
zen % ire Steobstre. Nrs. Chris 81
len, Wrs. Miatt Gale % Nrs. Vei1
auitenicr.
SUN blcp bcgrapct pou Sen norI'
~Nirfegoaro. Wells semen
Wailfpro, Soiuc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

suis &c fftr "1erorab. Spten". UNREAL ben
III 9lnboer % aieuoie. Sis BEN CT Runner At
@laeei M % od - 90 feuper -e os en- M
stbsnusni. ia! pl nsi riee at pauglenne BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

reaniraer iuu ct Hnrpelt Sjemmenibotl. Der fan
prebss af hpem'olnhslft noen 8etotntna. "a,
sfter at bl bor fprfsqt bet % belt er tiIfrcbs meb ben
Qinoriua o. aomfprt bet bar giptt biz. isnb os Ell
Collar. Spis life. foiter Be Sic imtet. On beft.m.
msr % nj trsr bio paa bit Orb: gi p.o life brpr.
bon ni iunbe bile mere ubeer9n'st 1utro til bort
9iIfanhe Of bsnue iaa imertetuibe Spabom, 'elo ctter
en- bel 2epetioS gIenbigheb. gi bar mobtnget Sunore'
Der at grepe. fprtrneuoe ON bet ScIe. ION bette alert.
anbet bar feilet. eubpa foitbare % farlise Cperationer.
% bet sftsr 80 oe 40 liars Gioelier. 9e milOere 3ufrl'
Der bringee ofte nuoer &pntroI paa CT cnefte
Tao. gil hu life forfeoe bet poa Dor Yefoitningf
abresIe: DIR. Van Week Co.. Dept. Y c 46,
Jackson Mich. Seuo iHaen peuae. Grin iboa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Toriem itfe rben:
matiife Smertcr.
Sag benz unber @~ebanbling meo
Slpan's Ointment. for be
bliper farlige.

grus liot, gnib life, lab bet tr9nae inh, os
-Sarpel, Snerte! Oct iamne sjGlper for
al ubpenbis 9mbeS, Sortuunins, Stipbeo
/ Sch sler @uifIer, eambeo % Sp9lteller.
Gteblitte.is 2iubriu9 uoen at plette euer
tilisle Steberne. GaalibeIis-bet melt ans
penbte eminent aar efter aar. gtonomiit,
iom Sslse al bets umaaoelise SaIs. Sap
altib en- Slate peb Saanbsn. Spsrs Geres
Mpotbefer on, Sloan's eminent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
@rmiom YileS.
Sr. Ban Glef bar funbet Ggte
9inbring. bbilfe belbreoer
SMGnDer.
Senb Sort for 9olars Grpoe frit
Gil b~peminmhellt libenbe Of Yiles (S9=
morrboioer) 9ler ri bette ube9ren'ebe 2ils
bub: Senb os Din aoresie, os omgaaenbe

Ro1t oil brtr9e Dig
en- regular Dollar
Taffe at OF. Ban
WIsdS trebpbbeite Ab.
iprptipn gebonblingfor
fisenDe. %bISoenoe.
noNaaeuoe VitcS
iamt oae andre Iiauenos
Snber alt / umerfet
SmIlog at prone
frtt. Or. Ban 9ied,
tibliaere &irurg / be
Sorenehe StaterS Nr'
ME, aupenbte 40 Aar til
of f~ulbfpmmengisre fin
MI perbensbercmte
Mbiorption @etbos
be. Snaeu anip. inaen
Gmprter iuoeu Qn0es
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

"Suspennen" enmaIiner or be beb0e 90
hinieie | Sane,Ien. 10 Wars @drnnti felaer
nleN bier WIaiin. Sirio I'll "Ee~corab'Bolteu"
otter autdlog.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-07-16
WOMEN PLANNING
ECONOMY To AID
NEXT LOAN DRIVE

tHT MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL Lrhsto wIREl
Chicago. July l5.--The work of en-
rolling 100000 women OF the United
states pledged to sell one-half of the
Fourth Liberty Loan of $4,000, 900, 900
was begun today at conference of
representatives from all parts of the
country under the auspices of the
national womens Liberty Loan COM
mttee.
mo new dresses" said Mrs. Ella
Flagg Young. who in the absence of
Mrs. w. g. McAdoo. chairman of the
national committee. presided at the
conference. Il haven't had new
dress for three years"
mo new clothes for the children or
as few more as possible" said Mrs.
Frank A. Vanderip. who explained
that her own children are dressed in
the blue denim French peasants
smocks
The women leaders of the nation
emphasized that thrift must become
fashionable to aid the new loan and
pledged themselves to every economy
Of personal expenditure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-07-16

LEV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIREI
With the American Army on the
Marne, July Is (by the Associated
Press) A strong American counter
attack south of the river bend COM
pletey upset the Germans. who broke
in retreat. The American troops
drove the enemy back all the way to
the railway skirting the Marine in the
region southwest of Jaulgonnc. This
position now is being held.
In the counter-attack many prison.
ers were taken. They included a
major, two captains and 400 men so
far counted.
The French general commanding
the group of armies on this sector
sent congratulatory message this
afternoon to the American general
commanding the forces which beat
back the enemy.
Huns Get Shell for Shell.
At 5 o'clock this evening the Ger
mans were heavily shelling the Amer
ican forces. but were getting shell for
shell in return. and their fire seemed
to be diminishing.
The Vaux district is comparatively
calm now. On the American right
heavy fighting is in progress.
American machine gunners along
the river assisted materially in break
ing UP the early boche plans. for they
stuck to their posts and poured deadly
streams of bullets into the enemy and
only withdrew when their guns were
so hot they could not be fired. One
group of machine gunners happened
to be in a place where the Germans
were anxious to erect a bridge. but
their efforts were fruitless. The
American bullets piled up the German
dead on the opposite side of the river
every time the enemy started to cross
South of Jaulgonne the enemy
crossed the Marne this morning on
six pontoon bridges hurriedly thrown
over the stream and masses of infan-
try swarmed forward. The artillery
constantly had the bridges under
heaviest fire and at least two direct
hits were made, two of the bridges
being blown up.
Advance Behind Smoke Cloud.
After sharp artillery work. German
troops advanced behind a great cloud
OF smoke. which completely oDscured
them for time from view. The low
visibility also aided the enemy in his
operations.
The correspondent talked with some
American soldiers now in the hos.
pital, who were in the thick of the
fighting this morning. They were in
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AME RIGA AWARDS
JAPS CONTRACTS
FOR MORE SHIPS
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Washington, July 15.--The United
States. turning to its associates in the
orient for aid in meeting the shippinr
crisis, has let new contracts for ships
to Japan which will make total of
more than $lO0,000,000 to be spent
for tonnage in the island kingdom and
in China.
Announcement was made today of
the awarding of contracts for thirty
vessels to thirteen Japanese yards. All
of the ships will be of $500 tons or
more and the total tonnage will he
253. 900. These ships are in addition
to 1870 tons purchased from japan
and 100000 tons chartered at a total
cost of SIS, 100000, of which 500, ,OOO,-
600 has been expended.
First contracts awarded by the Uni
ted States to a Chinese yard we're
made public Saturday, calling
for the building Of 10000 tons at
cost of approximately 100000, 600.
Japan will deliver to this country
about 10000 tons of ships by Sep
tember /, and will continue deliveries
at regular intervals as the United
States supplies steel for the vessels.
Altogether about $4,000 tons of steel
will be sent to Japan.
All camouflaging of ships built for
the shipping board will be supervised
hereafter by the navy department,
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At Three Widely Separated
Points Opposition to the
Present Regime Is Reported
to Be Growing Strong,
SENTIMENT IN FINLAND
TURNS TOWARD ENTENTE
Czecho-SIovakS Capture In
portant City of Kazan, 400
Miles East of Moscow and
May Get Control Railroad,
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Washington, July 15.-The situation
in Russia and Siberia is daily pre-
senting new phases. At three wide
ly separated points opposition to the
soviet government has strengthened
its position.
On the shores of the Arctic and
White sea the small entente force
which has been holding the railroad
terminus at Kola and Murmansk has
been considerably reinforced and 1t
is understood to be advancing south
ward along the railroad towards Vo-
logda and Moscow.
1t is admitted officially there
are some American sailors and ma
rines in the neighborhood of Kola, but
it is not known that they are partici-
pating in this southwark movement
and it is doubted whether in the abb
sence of special Instructions they
would do so unless it were necessary
as defensive measure.
Finnish Sentiment Changes.
Reports from reliable sources IN
Sweden indicate surprising change
of sentiment among the Finnish peo-
pie toward their German-c controlled
government. making it impossible for
that government to raise any volun-
teer troops to attack the entente force
on the line of the Kola- Moscow rail.
road. This has greatly relieved the
minds of officials, who realize that
this railroad could be held only by
very large force if attacked from Fin
land. Cutting off communication in
that way would greatly endanger the
position Of the entente forces on the
Murmansk coast when winter comes.
With Finland practically neutral,
and the local population in the MUIR
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WHOLE MURMAN
COAST IS SEIZED
BY ALLIED TROOPS


London. July 15.-American and
British troops have occupied the
whole of the Murman coast in north
ern Russia, says a dispatch from
Moscow to the Central News agency,
by way of Amsterdam.
After capturing KEN, railroad
station on the White sea coast, the
dispatch adds, the American and
British forces advanced toward Toro.
XII, the Russian Bolshevik authorities
having withdrawn to Nirok.
The commanders of the entente al.
lied forces have issued an appeal to
the population on the Murman coast
requesting help against Germany and
Finland. 1t Is declared that the Muir
man coast is Russian territory under
the protection of the entente powers.
London, July 15.-At the request
OF the Russians considerable allied
forces are now on the Murman coast,
winch Is on the Arctic ocean to the
extreme north of Prussia. On this
coast there are several harbors con-
nected by rail with Petrograd. More
forces are being sent and the local
poulation Is cooperating with the
troops.
Meanwhile the Germans are max
ing desperate attempt to secure
control of the Thurman coast. They
need the harbors for submarine bases.
The total German force in Russia Ia
thirty-two German and fifteen Aus
trian divisions, composed mainly OF
old and inferior men. This force it
spread from Petrograd to the Black
sea-
In Finland. the Germans have more
than a division, mainly in the south
and not easily within reach Of the
Murman railway.
British public opinion welcomes
the news of aid to the Russians and
is watching eagerly the progress Of
affairs on the Murman coast.