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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

nj. attrakci a kanal tOllkO dl-
vadlem v postrannl boude. A
mericky correspondent dobre
vystihl tuto snahu nemeckeho
cisare, kdyz dne Fl. cervna ro-
ku 1895 postal zpravu nasledu
jiclho zneni:
'sProstemu pozoroyateli Sc
zdalo, re cisar ma "a to, re
ydzne staty sveta poslaly svo-
je lod d'stvo toliko k jeho pocte
a davIlm lidu We skutecnosti
pfipadalo, re cele toto skvele
shromazdeni je k jeho pocte a
ma prdplav zapominano. Zkrat
ka, cisar jak Sc zda, zridil u
spesne skvelou podivanou, kite
re on a nikoliv pruplav byl hla
Ivnim strediskem."
| Neni O tom pochybnosti, re
pruplav tentO mel mnOhe OBJ
chodni vyhody, tyto vsak nepa
daily ma vahu do te miry, jako
uvazeni jina. Cisar Vilem teh-
dy budoval prvni jednotky sve
no moderniho lod'stva a Zrizo-
val velke namorni zakladny v
Kielu a Wilhelmshavenu. Ne
bylo k tomu treba zvlastniho
strategickGho rozhledu, ably by
10 uznamenano, ze Kielsky pru
plav ma hlavni ce,lu pro meme
cke svetovladne plany, nebot'
bez neho bylo by nutno vybu-
dovati zvlastni lod'stvo pro
Balticke more, jez snadno dalo
Sc uzavriti, a jine pro more Sc
verni. Cisar Vilam prGplavem
Kielskym ucinil re sveho valec
neho lod'stva mocnou jednot-
nou silu, kterou hodlal Sc wy
dati ma pochod "a ucelem III
skani "mista ma slunci."
V dobe sveho budovani prG
plav byl nekdy nazyvan Balti-
ckym kanalem a nekdy Seve-
romorskym, napotom nazvan
byl prnplavem Bedricha Vile
ma, nicmene vseobecne ivan
byl Kielskym prdplavem podle
pfistaviste v Kielu, jez lezi asi
mill cd baltickeho vjezdu. PrG
lavem timto spojena byla dive
more a uskutecnen projekt, o
kterem jednalo Sc sto let pred
tim. Pomyslelo Sc ovsem tedy
ma jina mista k zrizeni tohoto
kanalu, ale vetsina inzenyrd
tech dob soudila, re nejlepe dal
by Sc zriditi prdplav pres bazi-
ny Slesvik-Holstynu. Zajimavo
je, re nemecka vojenska stra-
ma stavela Sc z pocatku proti
ziizeni kanalu. Moltke prohla
sill, re bude treba celeho armad
niho sboru k jeho obhajobe a
ze "a to nestoji. Nicmene vi
lem mel pred sebou vidinu mi
sta ma slunci" a nafidil jeho bu
dovani.
Pc SVEN dohotoveni prGplav
byl dvacet devet a pdl stopy
hluboky sedmdesat dive stopy
siroky u dina 2l3 stop ma po-
vrchu. V roce 1908 zahajena
byla prace ma zdvojnasobeni
Silky koryto a prohloubeni na
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

vzdy jen o zraneni, nybrz O
onemocneni, jez drsny, nezvyk
II zivot vojensky s sebou pfina
81. 2 onemocneni techto nejo-
bavanejslm, jak zkusenosti z
dfivejsich valek nasvedeovaly,
byl tetanus cili strnuti celisti.
Nejobavanejslm proto, ze drive
veda lekarska byla proti choro
be teto bezmocnou a lekafi sa-
mi netajili Sc tim, ze tetan jest
jednim z nejhroznsjsich nemo-
cci, provazenou nesnesitelnymi
bolestmi, hrozymi zachvaty kre
ci muka tyto zostreny jsou je
Ste tim, re nebozak tetanem
postizeny, zachovava 81 dplne
vedomi do posledniho temer
vzdechu sveho,
Zarodky tetanu objevehe 70
ku 1884, ziji a buji We stfeyach
rlznych zvirat, zvlaste ale ko
nj a tudiz nelze diviti Sc tomu,
re pdda Belgie Francie, ktera
po dlouha staleti konmi a hove
zim dobytkem Sc vzdelavala,
pfesycena byla temito choro-
boplodnymi zarodky. Vojin ma
zapadnim bojisti zraneny, ma
zemi lezici S trznou ranou od-
stepkem vybusne stfely zpdso-
benou nebo Sc strelnou ranou,
do niz strela zemi ci blatem zne
cisteny utrzek latky z odevu s
sebou vzala, vystaven byl ma
kaze tetanu, nakaze kteraz "a
obcanske valky v devadesati re
sta pripadI koncila hroznou
smrti. Americky lekar, jenz
cd sameho temer pocatku teto
valky We Francii pHsobil, pro-
hlasil, re tetanus bude skutec-
nym valecnym morem a ze re
sta pripadd uda sc vice dmrti
nez v kterekoliv valce predeS-
le.
Nez ma Stesti predpoved jeho
Sc nesplnila to diky vcasnSr
mu pouziti protitetanoveho Sc
ra. Zavedeno bylo opatreni, die
nehoz kazdy raneny vojin byl
Timed protitetanovou lymfou O.
ckovan jakmile v ruce lekafe
Sc dostal a ockoyanf temer sc
zazraenymi vysledky Sc polka
valo. Nez k opatreni tomuto do
slo, zmiralo yelke procento ,ra
nenych tetanem a kdyz situace
den re dine sc horsila, uznano
"a nutne zkusiti lcinek ockoya
nj protitetapovym serem, k ce-
muz prikroceno jiz v rijnu ro-
ku 1914. V srpnu tehoz roku
zaslano bylo do Francie re Spo
jenych Statl 600 davek ockova
ci lymfy a do pfosince tehoA
roku mnozstvi zvysilo Sc ha
10000 dayek. v armade angli
cke jiz zafi r. 1914 uznavana
byla pine lcinnost ockovani,
take vrchni velitel anglickych
vojsk lord Kitchener naridil,
by ockovani protitetanovym Sc
rem v anglick4 armads yseobe
enc bylo zavedeno.
yrchni vojer kyy l@kaf Sir Da
MEL Bruce sdsI sal ma to ' cas-
v British Meds journal o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31
STRANA DRUHA.


"Jdeme dom6! !" Sousedi, v jiz
MIN dseku bojujicf socska ar
mazda snazila Sc postup neprfte
lie "a prchajicihi voji generala
Wurma zadrzeti bocnou ofen-
sivou, lee nedosahla zamyslene
no yysledku. Dohodove vedeni
ma snahu socske armady vazne
nereagovalo, nybrz plnou silou
vrhlo svoje massy "a prchajici
armadu Wurmovou. Dilo zhou
by zkazy dovrsila hejna an
glickych letadel, ostrelujicfch
proudly lidskeho a vozoveho
materialu, valiciho Sc v divem
zmatku ku pfedu dopadajici
pumy zdstavovaly desnou
zhoubu daleko siroko. Nekone
cne spousty mrtvych a chropti
We narfkajicich valeli Sc podst
silnic. Katastrofu stupnoval je-
ste, lze-li v1bec mluviti a jejfm
stupnovani, zbabely Gin zdra-
votnickych oddild, ktere hleda
ly rovnez spasu v 1teku a tax
Sc stale, ze ranena tela, jez do
pravena mela byti do Videmu
a Casarzy, znstala bezvladne
lezeti ma mistech, kde hrhzy
pekel slavily sve orgie. eJenom
vojensti lekari v nemocnicich
zdstaou Sc svymi pacienty, ably
.je Italdm predali -
Nervy pana generala Boroe
vice nedovedla vsak ami tato
bezpfikladna pohroma armad
mu svefenych vyburrovati z
prislovecneho klidu. z Motty
di Livenza, hlavnfho to shro-
mazdiste kolika tisic ranenych
a zohavenych ubozakd, We chyi
Itch nejdesnejsiho zmatku mar
ne telegrafovali o bezodklad-
ne odeslani vlaku ma dopravu
obeti hrdzovlady Martovy.
Vlaky nemocnicni neprijely.
Ia to bez prodleni a hladce Wy
prayeno re sfdla hlavniho ar
madniho stanu pIltretiho sta
vagond piany, kredencemi,
obrazy, koly, koberci q jinym.
cennym materialem, ktere pa
nj clenove vrchniho armadni-
no yelenf hledeli zachraniti ia
ko trofej strategicke sve geni-
alnosti. Byla to korist, nahro-
madena vyplenenych budov
italskych a ia musila "a kaz-
dou cenu dopravena byti v bez
peel. TAX jednal rakousky ge
neralisimus, tato "pycha arma
dy," v jehoz zkrvavelych ru-
kou spoclyalo ma million nevin-
nych lidskych zivotG, hnanych
s bestialnim cyniSmem ma vra
zedne jatky.
Pan Boroevic neopomenul
vsak pamatovati take ma zacho
vani vlastni schranky telesne,
jiz j We Videmu, tedy ma VIDA
lenOst dobrych padesati kilo-
metrG, shledaval Sc ohrozen. V
noci ma 80. rljna po bohate no
stine, uchylil Sc jeho hlavni
stan Sc vsim ylastnim cizim
prisluSenstvim do noveho sidla
v hornorakouske vsi Attersee,
aby ma brezich carokrasneho,
jezera alpskeho pomoci Hughe
soyych aparatd zadrzel pripad
ny napor zbytku hrIzou stya-,
ne, plenici, nayzajem Sc vraz-
dici milionoye rakouske arma-.
dy, jejiz "cackost' jeste pred
nekolika dny do nebe vynase-
ly cisarske vlastnorucni listy!
zkrachovany rakousky genera
lisimus ma "a to, re aspon ma
hranicni linii zastavi predpo-
kladany pfival mravne znicene !.
no a utsvaneho vojska, propad
leho nadobro jiz zoufalym pu-
dIm bolsevismu.
W.SSlSsll .Slsl l[WSsl
/ZEMkELA MA SIBiRI. \
Do Mansfield, O., dosel wee
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

chranoval BoroeviG.
Cesky dIstojnik, pribyvsi
bezprostredne z italskeho boji
ste sdelil "Narodni Politi-
kou" tyto vzrusujici podrobno
sti desne pohrome, ktera po
stihla tam armadu rakousko-
uherskou - podrobnosti tim
sensacnejsi. jezto zazil .vse jed
max osobne, jednak zvedel cd
prchajiclch ddstojnikd ostat
mich 1sek1 prolomene a shrou
Gene fronty.
Vrchni velitel rakousko-u-
herskeho vojska, zalezejicfho z
6. armady general pechoty 81.
Wurm) a t. Nv. socske armady,
polnl marsalek Boroevic, "a.
fijna vydal rozkaz, ably veske
re zalohy vytrhly ma cele. from
te ku predu. "a. rijna oBsadili
vsak jiz Anglicane s Francou-
ri q Italy ostrov Pappadopoli
(pfi usti Piavy). Nebezelo phi
tom naprosto o ofensivu ital-
skou = Italove, die vypovedi
zajatych italskych dGstojnikG,
podnikli pouze jakousi provo
kacni akci. Soucasne vSak sha
zovali italsti letci spousty leta
XII, hlasajicich: Vojaci rakou-
sti. Rakousko je mrtvo, narody
prohlasily syoji samostatnost!
Vasi generalove nemaji jiz mad
Vami zadne moci!" Snahou do
hodoveho vedeni bylo patrne
primeti rakouske vojaky, aby
Sc bez boje vzdali. Pres to Sc
vzchopily hlavni massy rakou-
skeho vojska a podarilo Sc
Jim skutecne dohodovy dtok
odraziti.
Vlastni rozvrat v rakou-
skych radach datuje z 25. rij-
ma, kdy v rannich >hodinach jiz
jedna z mad 'arskych divisi a A.
PEST pluk videnskych "Deutsch
meistrdv" odeprely poslusnost.
Mad'a ari a Videnaci slozili zbra
ne, volajice, ze chteji domd.
Vzbourenci pro tn chvili nepo-
chodili - bylit' obklopeni ma
rychlo povolanymi asistencemi'
a po tube fezi, pri nfz pracova
ly rucni granaty a strojni pus-
ky, vzpoura potlacena.
Nazejtfi, 26. rijna rano, pre-
krocilo dohodove vojsko Piavu
a kdyz byli u Pappadopoii zbu
dovali sobe predmost, zastavili
postup. Bylo zjevno, re ucinili
tax umyslne a vlastnl vile, to
vsak nevadilo rakOuskemu We
deni v pokusu, povznesti nala-
du We vlastnim tabore rozsiro-
vanim smyslene povesti, ze
pres $4,000 Anglicand a Fran
couzd bylo zajato. Lest tato
vsak dlouho neucinkovala. Jiz
vecer tehoz dne dosla zdrcuji-
CT zprava, re dohodovemu VOL
sku pomoci tanku, ktere pres
Piavu Sc prepravily, podaril Sc
prdlom. Zvest tato vyvolala u
6. armady, ktere velel - jak
jiz vyse uvedeno = gen. pc
choty Wurm, zmatek tax moe
ny, re vojsko teto armady ma
dobro selhalo q usmrtivsi zmi-
,neneho generala, dalo Sc v ne
pofadku ma ustup, lze-li toho-
to slova uziti pro sileny lprk,
spojeny plenem a vrazaenim
kazdeho, kdo Sc postavi ce-
stu. Vrcholu dostoupilo toto be
sneni radeni dine 27. rijna,
kdy uz celia rakouska fronta
pocala Sc otrasati vnitrnim roz
kladem. Vrchni velitelstvi po-
kusilo Sc pokracujici katastro-
fe celiti tim, ze naridilo prvni
domobranecke brigade, ably pri
val zastavila okamzitym proti-
utokem. Rozkaz tento vydan
brigade pres vyslovne prohlase
nj jejiho velitele, ze jeho muz
stvo neni schopno proti akce.
Tezce odpykala brigada zou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31
KATASTROFALNf PORAz.
kA A ROZKLADsRAKOU.
SKO-UHERSKE ARMADY
MA ITALSKE~ FRONTE.

Osudny rozkaz marsalka Boz
roevice. - ltalske ietaky. :
Potlacena prva vzpoura Ma
darI a DeutschmeistrE. -
Prilom ma Piave. - Zkaza
cele brigady. - Hromadny
1stup ma cele care. - Co "a
chranOval Boroevic.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
REGISTRATION
 TO CONTINUE
ALL PERSONS BETWEEN IS & 46 MUST CONTINUE TO
 REGISTER

Local Board No. Nine has received the following telegram which requires continuation of Registrations
 JUNEAU, Alaska Nov. 14-18
 Registration Of those between eighteen and forty six nuts continue until wholly completed. Those who fall to register will be prosecuted. Each State and Territory will be re- quired to prepare complete statistics relative to it's man power Alaska has led the nation in number of in- auctions in proportion to population. Also in proportion of those physically accepted. We must lead at the finish
 All persons subject thereto should register, and those under thirty seven submit >auestionaires at earlies possi- hle moment"
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
JUNEAU REPORTS
 WICK. WINNER
By Associated Press.

JUNEAU, Alaska, Nov. 1Sth--It is estimated here thit with Wicker sham's lead of 2O2 votes in the Sec ond Division, sixty in the Fourth Div ison as against Sulzcr's majority of 73 votes in the First and l01 in the Third Divisions, the count to date shows Wickersham as certain of clec- tion by a safe majority of SS votes, and the Juneau Dispatch prognosti- cates that with the remaining count on the square Wickersham's final ma iority will be 200.
 Two white people died here last evening from pneumona following at- tacks of influenza but every effort is being put forth to bring the conta gion under control. A rigid quarantine is being enforced and every one ig re- quired under penalty of fine and i'm prisonment to wear gauge masks, such as have been used in Seattle and else where.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
PARDON IS M0ONEY'S ONLY HOPE
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.

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     practically all of 
 
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    erfere in
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Ralph Wiggs who made the trip to Manila crek or Nome River to find out the condition of the two men who are prospecting there and who were rumored to be sick-returned to town last night and reported both men we'll Jacobsen the Nome River Road house man while feeling little sick, was able to be around and did not wish to come to town. Rumor this morning says Jacobsen is unwel and probably Wiggs may be sent back after him.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18

Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.


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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18

We have been advised by our Seat tie correspondent that all the names of those sick and taken to the Seattle full account of the terrible voyage from Nome to Seattle will be given in detail, also further details about the mass meeting will be published in our Wednesday edition. We have also been advised that no new deaths have occurred since the last report in Sat urday's issue.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
CELEBRATIONS MARK ENTRANCE OF ALLIES INTO CITIES
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

PARIS Nov, 17thBrusses the all Begian Belgian
 
 
 organizations allied simultaneously Hun Universal brilliant will will ignaizo to their
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
KAISER MAY RETURN TO GERMANY
TOM MOONEY REFUSED FINAL HEARING
HOLLAND GETTING TOO HOT FOR BILL ]
Special to the Nugget by the Associated Press.

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  famiy English relatives him his tarborin the of Kaiser in the place Holland government
  depended entirely what ctiont the might take
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
MAY RETURN TO GERMANY

Novem A
 
  in IocaA wio Of m
 The Ee
  at disposal
  Holland
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18

Special to tho Nugget by Associated press.

FRANCISCO Nov 1sh-Evey believed have been
 
   will December 18th 
   very reian g
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
WITH AMERICAN FORCES.

AMERCA AN FORCES, ISth.The advance Rhine will be morning Yes without hitch hndancc silence the villages tmd their welcome Food supplies
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
LAST OF GERMANS LEAVE BRUSSELS
Special 10 .he Nuaaet by The Ass0eLa.ed pras.

 of . O themf have vlcated and
  their Brussels amidst enthusiasm showers flow Brussels orderly s hourly.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18

Special ts the Nugget by the Associated press

Special Nugget the Associated press COPENHAGEN, ht
 
  being formed in those prncpaites following
  ed '
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
ANNOUNCE A M ENT.

Attorney Fred Harrison from Mar. shall has moved to Nome and has opened offices in the Wild Goose Bldg. Rooms g and 10. Adv
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
NAVAL DEMOBILIzATION BEGINS
he Associated Press.

Special Nugget Associated Pres WASHINGTON, D. c. the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
CONTINUE OCCUPATION OF ALsAcs. LORRAINE
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.

PARIS Nov. 17thThc French and American progress occupation ition ard the of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
GERMAN SHIPS TO COME FOR FOOD
peeial to the Nugget By Associated Pres.


 LONDON 1Sth-Englih to a  inc
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18
TO FORM J. s ARMY OF OCCUPATION
Special to the Nueeot by the Ass0eiated Press.

Special to NssocIatea PFess  General pcrshm@ announcing American Third
  the O
  b portion
  against  O conditions
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-11-18

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The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28
SUFFRAGE BILL MORE
 UNCERTAIN THAN EVER
POLL OF THE SENATE SHOWS RESOLUTION LACKS ONE VOTE
 OF ADOPTION

Washington sept 25 Fate of wo- man suffrage in the senate was more uncertain tonight than eyer After a day of bitter debate. in which sen mors confidential negotiauons werc publicly disclosed. the senate ad- iourned until tomorrow with suffrage advocates hoping for a vote then and opponents openly threatening a nli- buster to prevent a roll call until Mon- day because many senators will be absent tomorrow making liberty loan speeches
 Political charges and counter charg- es, criticism from all quarters on the conduct of the militant suffraeists in cluding charges that one. Miss Hazel Hunkins, of Billings, Montana, an em- ploye of the war labor board. had cursed the American flag during q recent suffrage demonstration in front Of the white house and denun- citation Of the management of the house resolution, featured the debate today
 During the partisan political dscus- sion, il was revealed that private polls show that the suffrage forces still lack one vote of the two thirds majority necessary to pass the resolution. The polls showed e. senators for the reso- ution and g. against If. with the vote. divided as follows:
 Democrats-al for and 2l against, republicans P for and ? against
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28
BlG DRAWING TAXES
 PLACE NEXT MONDAY
WILL BEGIN AT NOON AND CON. TtNuE WITHOUT INTERRUP. TlON UNTIL ALL NUMBERS
 ARE DRAWN

Washington Sept 27-DrawinS or the master numbers which will de- tcrmine the order in their respective classes ot the t3.0000GO men who iesistered for military service Sep tember ? will begin at noon next Monday and continue without inter-
 upuoa until the l7,000 capsules have been taken from the bowl. Officials estimate that it will require twenty six hours Co complete ,he work.
 Because Of the classification sys- tenn, this drawing the third since the nation went to War-will not have the signHicance tAa. attached 10 tho first lottery last year when order numbers were assisncd nine million men.
 Unless the war department changes its plan oi calling regisUants and in Hadcs the deferred c!assifieations the number, to be drawn will affect onl. those men of the now draft ages wao arc physically fit for military service and ate not eivou deferred classified i'm because o dependents or occu- ration.
 In announcing the date oi the draw .u- today General CraWdcr said thai
 only the first one htsldred number 1 Wlil be elegraphed over the country The others will be mailed to tho dis trict draft boards as the drawing pro-
 eeeds and will be made public ay tn, boards as rapidly as they are received
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28
VILLA ATTACKS JlMlNEz.

Fl Paso, Tex, Sept 27-Riding q white horse and leading his men m person, Francisco Villa attacked Jim ine2 yesterday morning for the sec ond time since Saturday. according to information received in Juarez over the railroad telegraph line from Jim inez late today. Villa occupie the ol, town Of Jiminez. but was being stub a'ornly resisted by General Joaquin Amaro's cavalry force from Durango City which drove Villa from Jimine, Sunday night. after the first attact and occupation. Jiminez was 5solatct by rail last night, bridges were dyna- nitcd north and sou.h Of the town ant all wire communication with payral west Of Jiminez was suspended
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28
AMERICANS ARE OPERATING
 IN ST. QUENTIN SECTOR R

London, Sept 27,-Americans op- erating on the extreme right of the British this morning captured a series of trenches and foftiiied farms form ine the outer defenses of the Hip- denburg system southwest of LeCat- eiet, north Of St quentin, according to the offical report from Felt Mar sGal Haig tonight
 The report from Fielt Marshal Halg tonieht gives the first information re reived here that American troops vera operating in the St Quentin sector At the beginning Of the offensive however, American troops were bri gaded with British around Arras. but have not been mentioned in the fight in@ since
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 TO MEET BENTON BOYS
THIS WILL BE THE FIRST REAL TEST OF TIE PROWEss OF
 THE LOCAL BOYS.

Monday afternoon at WhIttington 1 park field the Hot springs hsh school 1 locJ iall team will start ts season l by plNnI the strong hel school team df Bcnton
 Tho jat sHrngs boys aayo pracicod hand Cor two Noeks the plays acc running smooth am the eleven is ulnua iae wl oil machine In rho iue betee lhs tcams Thursday afternoon aIl faae play were red out and aith aoul results. The line is heavy and charge evenly ana hard, while the bacS field Is d fast braiay quartet The squad s in fine phy- sical coalition and iz eager for the contest
 The boys were notified yesterday afternoon, by the business manager, of the comine game and they had @ very strenuous practice on the park field The boys worked like demons, each trying Co earn for himself place on the lineup Monday After an hour and d half of practice there was a twenty minute scrimmage with the heavy Army and Navy team and the
 quad uotted off of the field tired but ready for Monday
 From all reports the Benton team this year is heavy and fast and comes to this c'ty confident of taking away victory
 The teams of Benton and Hot Springs arc each determined to w'n Mondays contest and start their re-. spectiye schedules of the season wi;h
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28
PRESSING DRIVE CONTINUED

With the American Forces North west Of Verdun, Sept. 27.--Gcneral Pershing's forces this morning con tinued their drive against the German positions between the Argonne forest and the river Meus The Americans increascl thejr nnmber of prisoners. They also captured guns and other war materials but these have nos ye been enumerated.
 The prisoners belonged to various units and included number oG off, CeIs Certain divisions opposing the Americans were identified They in cluded the famous guards unit which the Amoucaus fousht a. Beleau wood last June and another equally famous saxon division
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-28


 part of the line upon which counter attacks were thrown today was chat held by General Camerons corps. These counter attacks were repulsed Dy troops from Ohio, New Jersey. Virginia, Washington. Colorado. wy oming, Montana, Maryland and Ore gon.
 The line tonight included the yn- lages of Charpentry Very, Epuonville and Ivoiry.
 Notwithstanding the resistance. which grew in stubDornness as tho day advanced, and despite the almost insuperable obstacles in transpora- ton over the shell torn roads, the Americans yesterday advanced all alons the twenty mile front and cap tured a score of villages long held by the Germans
 The advance was so fast at points that the infantry hal to operate for periods virtually without artillery. be- cause the gunners feared to continue their operations, lest they hit their
 
 All night long. artillery supplies and men moved steadily forward to be ready for the new infantry attacks of Wis morning. Aeroplanes circled overhead in the moonlight shooting tracer bullets at automobiles that stole across the roads in the darkness Troops steadily marched with almost the feversh activity of day time
 The German aviators were more daring than usual, flying over the American lines and making persistent attacks on the American balloons Twice in one sector balloon obscrv- ege were compelled to jump for their lives and float toward the earth in parachutes
 The sky was dotted with black and white pulls of exploding shrapnel as eround batteries fired yici0usly ar in vading ayiators.
 The almost continuous roar of the artillery was pmctuajed by the stac- cato barks of the machine guns as the anti aircraft guns of the American and French aviators drove off the en- emy