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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
PolidlNe $NlaNt entbrafll1t.
Prdden (Vpn ttt Hpp an Vdbtr z ewdblnn9 dtokra(6r
Hbaeordneter Republikaner prokleren in beft9er Wk.

Sen Yrdli6enten 6aour6 gu unteritii-
ten, baB Tie eine Mebrbeit in Den
&ongreB ienoen> oie bon oen Man=
nern fontrouiert miro, Die in Wtrf=
li9feit ni6t nit Ser @altung uno oen
S6ritten Ser M6niniltration einper=
itanoen lin6.
uS9 5rau6e gu9 11i6t gu iagen,
neine 2on0sleute, 6aB i6 gu6 Inn
Cure l1nterltiibung ni6t I'M meinet=
1pille11 nod I'M elmer politii6en Par=
tel tpiuen bite, lon6ern I'M Ger gea=
tion ielb1t tpiuen, 6amit lire einmii=
tige 3ielbelpuBtbeit inn Snnern Ser
gon5en 8elt Dor Mngen gefiibrt
lperoe. sSn getp0bnli6en 3eitldufen
1piiroe if mild ni6t fir beredtigt
'balten, einen iol6en Mufruf on @u6
al ri9ten; in getpobnli9en 3etten
fonn ein geteilter &at ertragen mer=
Sen, obne 6em 9an0e bauernb S6a=
Sen 5u5ufiigen. Mber iebt 1ino feline
getp0bnli9en 3eiten.
uWenn in oieien fritii6en 3eiten
es @uer 8unl6 lit, MIDI ungeteilten
Sinns 5l1 unteritiiben, 10 bite i6
gu9, 6ies in elmer 8eiie 81 fagen,
sic ri9t miBBuberiteben lit, peoer
bier 5ubouie, nod unter oen nit
uns g1io5iierten onf Der anoeren
@eite 6es Meeres. Sd itelle meine
S9tpierigfeiten un0 neine 9offnun=
gen gl19 anbeim.
(ge5.) @oo6rotp 8ilion. +"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
radendorff rellqniert.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 31st, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
II &openbogen> %. 9ft. = &c.
neral 2n6en6orff, General Qnnrtier,
meilter ser 6eutiden Mrmee, bot re-
iigniert, beri9tet cine 9epei9e bon
Berlin. Mit ser Mnnnbn1e 1einer Ste,
iignotion, beror6nete Ser &atier, 6aB
oas nie6errbeiniide St1fanterie &e'
ginent @r. 80, bon mel6em Gene
raj 2116enoorff Ser Ronma116ant
mar, feinen Momen tragen folIe.
Durd Sen @iidtritt 6es Generals
2u6en6orff berliert Geuti9lan6, tpie
CT oft geranr1t tpurbe, fem "Wilitdr,
@ebirn". unbefannt nor 6em 8riege,
trat General Grid 2n6en6orff in,
Serb1t 1914 in BEN Bor6ergr1ln6 als
General oItobs9ef @enerolfelbmariduGl
bon Si11oenbnrgs, 6arnals Setter Der
Operationen gegen 6ie &uiien. Mls
&in6enbnrg I'M Muguit 1916 gum
Soditfommonoieren6en Ser 6eutfden
Mrmeen ernonnt tpur6e, tpnroe gu,
0en6orff 5um @riten Quartiermei1ter
ernonnt, 6od in Wirflidfeit tpar er
@tobs6ef uno Mitarbeiter &inoen=
bnrgs.
8uI6 nad iei11er @rnennung gum
griten Qnartiermetiter blidte mon
ouf 2uoen6orff ols ben mirfliden
,,6erren" Dcl,tih1an6s, un6 er golt
oIs Ser @ertreter Ser 9lnbeutiden i'm
@roBen Sauptauartier. Gs tpor 2u'
oen6orff, ser bcn @iidtritt 6esMeids'
fan3lers bon 8etbmann-Soltpeg ber'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

beifiibrte, nn6 er ion es getpeien fem,
Ser sic @rne1tnung Mi9aelis' nn6 b.
Sert1ings gum @ei9sfan5ler peran,
laBte, 6ie beibe als 2udenbiiBer be.
idrieben tpur6en. General 2u6en=
6orff fonn qetroit Ser WiIitdr- -Difta'
tor &pGbren6 ieines Mn1tsperto6e als
@riter Nnortiermeiiter genannt tDer.
ben.
Wie qen1el6et &por6en >por, batte
General 2n6en6orff BEN 8lan BET
oeutfden Offeniibe I'M Sabre 1918
e11ttporfen. Ser Blon fab Speratto'
men an Ser 8eitfrort bor, 6urd mel,
DIE 6ie britifbe nn6 fran5ofi4e Mr'
NEE getrenrt nn6 sic Mniierten &C.
5tpnngen tper6en follten, nm 8rieoer
su bitten, bebor sic Stdrfe Der ameri'
fonif9en Mrmee in groBem 11mfonq
nubbar gen1n@t tper6en fonnte. @s
tpor geplo11t, bob Deutf9lon6, tpenr
sic 0ffenfipe fehli6lug, eine oiblon1o'
tifde @ompagne 5ur Serbetfubr11nq
0es sIr1e0ens e111le1te11 1oute.
@eit 6en1 Seblfhlaq Ser oel>t1der
|Offeniibe nn6 Ser erfo1oreithen 81:
feniibe Mori9on 6ods iino gerihtf
aug 9enti i9lon6 gefonmcn, ooR s.lt
6en6orff nn6 .Sinberbnro in 3ent'd'
lon6 an 0oHstiin1lidfeit perlorcn
einmol tpeiI sic bc,ttid,en Mngrifft
feinen sSrieoen berbeifiibrten, uni
Damn ouch tpeqen ser ihmerc1 Berl1t
fte, peIhe sic De,1tidlen erlitte1t.
glls @riter Guartiermeiiter tpa'
General 2rocnoorff fit Die ontli@er
8erihte perant1portlid, 1pelhe pom
beutfden @roBen &ouptqnortier ner
0ffentlidt >per6en. Ct 1T oer Manr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, or
October 31st, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
@aibingtq1, "a. Oftober. -DeS
.Bra]tbenten Mntport auf Die lebte
Note Deuti9lan6s tpur6e beute abenf
ber0ffentli9t nn6 miro 6ur9 Die
@bmei5er @eian6tl6aft iofort nad
Berlin iibermittelt. sic lautet:
r@on @toatsiefretGr an Sen &C.
f6aftstrdger Ser 6ertiden Sntereiien
in Sen 8ereinigten Staaten:
@toots6eportement, 20. 0ft. 1918.
rMein &err! Sd beebre MIDI, ben
@n1pfang Sbrer am %. iibermittel,
ten, bonn 20. oatierten Neitteilung Ser
6eutf6en &egierung 5u beitdtigen
un6 bena6ritige 5ie> 6aB Ser Brd>
ii6ent ni9 nngetpieien bat, oarauf
folgen6es 5u ertpi6ern:
nNa9 @rnpfang Ser feierli9en nn6
onsfibrli9en 8erit6erung Der 6eut=
i6en &egierung> 6aB fie obne @iid=
bolt sic Srte6ensbe6ingungen an
nin1n1t, sic er in ieiner 9lnipro9e an
Sen @ongreB Ser Bereinigten @tooter1
am 8. ssant1ar 1918 uufgelteut, un6
Ser 9lusgIeids= =8rtn3ipien, sic er in
ieinen ipqteren Mniprn9en, be1on6ers
III Ser bonn 81. September nie6er-
gelegt bat, un6 baB iie sic @in3elbet=
ten ibrer Mn1per16ung 5u beipre@en
-tpiinidt nn6 6aB 6iefer 8uni9 ni6t
bon 6enienigen onSgebt, 61e bisber
sic 6e11tl9e Bolitif M}dfftiert baben uno
in De11ti6Ian6s geolnen 6en gegen=
tpdrtigen &rieg fiibrter, 1onbern bon
Minifern, Sic fir 6ie Webrbeit bes
&eihstuges un6 eine hbertpa1tigen6e
Mebrbett 6es 6eutfden 8olfes ipre=
.he1, un6 11nb6em er ferner 6ie aus
oridli6e Berii9erung Ser 6euti6en
&egierung erbalten, 6aB 6ie buma=
men 93egeln 5ipililterter &riegfiibrung
bon SEN 6eut16en Streitfrdften 5u
2anb nnb CUR See beoba6tet tper6e11
fiiblt Ser Hrdii6ent, 6aB er iib nidt
peigern fann, sic Srage zines 8af=
fenltiuitan6es nit 6en &egierungen,
nit tpel6en sic &egierung Ser
Ser. Staaten berbiin6et it, 5u Be-
rotten.
ST bdlt es ie6o6 fir feline &fIi6t
pie6er gu betonen, 6aB ser ein5ige
@affenitiu1tan6> ben er iid beredtigt
fublen spiir6e, in 8etro6t 5u 5ieben,
Ser fem 1piir6e, tpelder Sic &ereinig=
ten @toaten u. 6ie nit ibnen berbiin<
6eten Mddte in sic Gage bringen
tpir6e, alle arrangements, sic ge=
troffen 1per6en n1ogen, 5u er5tpingen
rn6 cine @ie6eraufnabme Ser 6ein6<
ieligfeiten ieitens Deuti9lan6s 1tns
moglih gu ma6en. Ser Braitoent bat
6aber 6ie4orreipon6en5 nit BEN 6eutz
ihen @ebor6en 6en &egierungen 0ie
nit ser &egierung Der Ser. 5taoten
nls straightforward berbiin6et iin6,
iibern1ittelt nit 6ent 8orfdlage, 6aB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
@en1atipn in Ben Mfittelmadte1.

20 8ern, %. Sft. = Ser Hiidfr1tt
6es General 2n6enborff fat in 6er
@dpei5 un6 in 6en Mittelmaa ten ei.
ne Gen fntion beruriadt un6 miro ols
ein 3eiden 6afiir oneeieben, ooB oer
oeutfde MiIitarismus totidhlid ob'
qebunft bot. Inter oem 6eutiden u.
SEM 01terreidiiden 8olf berrtdt Die
Gntruitung uno gmporung iiber bic
Eot{nde, SAB Die n1ilitdriide 2age 0
lonqe perbeinlidt ODER falid barge
iteDt tpuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

,4nteritiben, inben1 lie 6en1ofratifde
&ongreBleute am 5. Nopernber err
tpdblen iollten. Ser Brief iteut fol-
genbe Sragen:
v8ollen sic Ben Nnsgong Ser
8oblen in Haris nnb 2o11bon gefei-
ert ieben, tpo 8ilion berebrt miro,
|ooer in Berlin unb 8ien, tpo er' ge-
baBt tpir6?"
r@lonben sic, 6aB 100000
MGnner gen1artert> geopfert tnuroer1
uno 1torben u11b baB Sic un6 i9 i1n-
iere 3eit CUR Disfuiiion bon Mnfb=
ten pertper16en foaten, 6ie uns friiBer
teilten?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
HllIjerte Ubef.
fd)reiten Piave.
@elsier fantpfen an seite Ser MQt.
ierten beridjtet Berlin.

&elgier famtpfem an Geite ser MQt.
iertem bertdtet Berlin.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
October S1st, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
Berlin 25. 0ft. = ssSn 8elgien
i6lugen Sic Deuti6en fein6lide gln-
griffe nabe Depn5e 3uriif, pabren6
lie lire 2i11ien ouf beiben @eiten bon
@idte> 0ltlih bon Gourtrai 3uriid8o=
gen, beiagt 6ie offi5tele Nodri6t que
Berlin. Ser &eridfs In11tet:
rSSrn 2ps Tieflanbe tper6en fIeine=
re Mngriffe fortgeiebt. ggir mlngen
erneute 9(ngriffe BEG Seinoes entlonq
Ser Depn5e-@aergebem gifenbabn
fii6oit1i9 bon Depn5e 5uriif. Slut BET
ben @eiten. BON 8i6te 5ogen mir uns
cine ft1r5e Diitan3 5nriif. @eftern
tpur6e Ser sSei116 in Ser No9bori1afit
bon @attreltroos 5ltriifgeidlage1. 81
belgiibe 8ebolfernng nobn an ser
5eite 1es Jeinbes an 6en &Gntpfen
tell.
uGournai un6 Balenciennes tparer1
@egenltd116e 6es britiihen Seuers.
Muf beiben @eiten bon @oIesmes nno
Sc @atean brabten Die 8rite1 frtfhe
9ibiftonen anf, nn6 er11euerten 6ie
Mngriffe an elmer s5a 5ftisl son 90 ST. @ii
lon1eter1l 5trfa 12 Metlen.
u@M6li6 bon @atilon tpurben Mn=
ariffe 6urh nnfer 9euer an 6e1t
Sambre=Siie &anal 8urifgebalten.
3mi16en Ser Siie un6 Ser @erre FAM
BEN aeit1peiie Mrtiuerie6ueue 1taH, 6e=
men feinolide 9lngriffe am n0r6liden
liter ser Serre folgten. Dieie tpur6en
bnrh unier Seuer uno @egenangriffe
obgel9lagen. &leinere Mngriffe ge=
gen Sen @on9es Mbf6nitt iu6lih bon
Hierrepont brohen aniammen. Mont=
cornet, 6as bon Sliidtlingen pol1ge=
pfropft it, befir6et iih u11ter einem
1turfen fron50itiaen Geuer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

lpenn 6ieie &egierungen geneigt iin6,
6rie6en 5l1 i6lieBen unter ben ange=
gebenen &e6ingungen un6 Brin5i-
pien, lire militaril6er 8erater uno
6ie ser Ser. @taaten beauftragt mer=
BEN, SEN gegen Deutidlan6 Derbiin=
6eten &egiernngen sic 8e6ingungen
fir einen iol9en 8affenltiuitan6 5l1
unterbreiten, tpel6e gum 56ube Ser
SsSntereiien Ser beteiligten @0lfer no
tig iino nn6 6en berbunoeten &egie=
rnngen 6ie nnbegren5te Madt geben,
sic @in3elbeiten 6es 6rie6ens 5u IL
6ern un6 6ur95ufiibren, 6enen 6ie
6euti6e &egierung 5ugeiti1nnt bat,
borausgeieBt, 6ieie balten einen fol-
den @offenitinltanb bom n1ilitdri=
iden Stan6punfte aus fir m6gli6
Souten 1oI9e Be6ingungen fir einen
8offenitiaitan6 borgel@lagen mer=
ben 10 miro 9edti6Ia1b 6nr9 6ie
gnnobme 6ieier ge6ingl1ngen au6
SEN be- ten 8etpeis liefern fir bie n11<
&pi6erruf fli@e Mnnabrne ser 8e6in=
gungen nn6 Brin5ipien ienes Srie=
0ens> ouf 6ie 1t6 6as gan5e @orgeben
gri16et.
Nfmf amfridtig iein.-
uDem 8rGii6e11ten 1piir6e es ieines
eigenen @radtens nod an &ufri4tig=
felt feblen, tpiir6e er 11i9t in Ser 6er1f-
bar offeniten @eiie betonen, tpes-
balb 'unBergetpobnli6e Si6erbeiten
gefor6ert tper6en n1iiIien. 60 be5ei@=
memo un6 beoeltungsbon oie 8erfai-
inngsGn6erungen audi fem mogen,
bon oenen ser beutl6e @toatsIefretdr
0eS Mustp6rtigen Mn1tes in ieiner
9eote bonn 20. Oftober ipri6t, 10
iheint es bod, nls tpdre 6as Brin5ip
elmer DEM 6euti6en @olf peranttport=
Ii9en @egierung nod 1idt bonifan=
Sig ouSgearbeitet, als gdbe es ent=
lpe6er nod feline @etpabr 6afiir nod
iei cine geplant, 6aB sic Brin5ipien=
un6 Metbo6enan6erur1gen> auf 6ie
man iib teilpeiie geeinigt bat, 6au=
ern6 iein tper6er. @s mag tpob1 iein,
6oB 5ufiinftige &riege unter 6ie &on=
trole 6es 6euti6en 8olfes gebra6t
tpir6en> ri6t aber Ser gegentpartige
&rieg. l1n6 es lit ser gegentpdrtige
&rieg, nit Dem mir nns bei9dftigen.
Die MiIitarbebDrben.
rgs lit offenbor, 6aB 6as 6eutide
BoIf fein MitteI beiiBt, INN Die Wtli=
tdrbeb0rben 6es &ei9es ieinem SSH
len, gefiigig 81 maiden; ooB oie Ma4t
oes &0nigs bon BreuBen, 6ie Boltttf
6es 9}ei9eS 5u fontroqieren, -l1nge-
i6tDd6t geblieben lit; 6aB> oie SSnitio-
tibe CUR @nti6lieBung immer nod in
SEN &an6en iener geblieben 1T, sic
bisber 6ie @erren Deutidlanos ma-
rem.
~grfennen6, 6aB Ser gan5e 6rieoen
Ser @elt iebt auf flarer @prade nno
aufri9tiger &an6lungstpeife berubt,
era6tet Der Brdli6ent es als feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

libel olfnebmen.
Ser grief GrG ii6ent @i1'nns, Ser
nm sic @rmdhlunq 6enofrotifc1er Sc
notoren i'm Gtoote Netp ssser1ep ers
1ndt, miro bon pielen a1s cine Sano=
Iunq 6es Sa11ptes Ser betnofroti'd1en
Nortet un6 ni6t aIs ei1'e Sonolltna
oes Sanptes Ser mnerifani'fen Me=
qiernnq angeieber >per6en," iagte ST.,
@eB.
uDieies 8orgeben in 4rieos'eitcn
miro @egen1tano gere6ter &ritif iei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
6apes er,uibert in idjarfen @prten

QuytS tllutuCIl ~ Iu)u%ICN ~C"%%CA|
Gin ongen1eirer Stuff an ale Ste
pnblifoner in SEN Ser. @tnaten, Die
Serousfor6ernng Nrdii6ent Wilions,
SEN Stuff rad) 6emofratiiden Stim=
men, an5unebmen, mnr6e Sonntag
bon oeln Bor1iben6en 0es repbblifa=
nii9en National= =&o1nitees, SSH s.
@opes, erlaiien.
Ser Gert 6es Mnfrnfes lautet:
uYrQl li6ent @ilion n11teriu6t sic
Weotipe unb Meoli9feit @nrer 8ertre=
ter inn &ongreB. 9lus 6ieiem @rnn6e
fat er 6eren 2oDalitGt angefodten II.
oeren Batriottsnus obgeitritten. Sei=
ne &erousfor6erung betrifft gu6, Sic
STR lie ertpdblt babt.
uSbr 16uI6et es ibnen, Der @bre
ser groBen Burtei un6 @nrer Selb1t=
o9tung, 6ieier @erousforoerung ge=
robentpegs entgegen5utreten nn6 ni6t
nur als @epublifaner, ion6ern .als
Mmerifoner. SSd, ols @uer 8orliben=
ser, rnfe @u6 gu, es 5u t1n.
uSerr @il1on rdun1t BEN &epubli,
fanern ni6t 6en gering1ten &reoit
elm, 6aB iie u&riegs111aBnnbmen" un-
teritiibten, un6 5tpar in gr0Berer Gin
n1iitigfeit tpie sic Wfitglie6er ieiner
eigenen Bartei. Grob oieier Eof1ade
bei9ul6tgt er iie> oaB tie beriu6ten,
Sic ridtigen 8unftionen 5u unterbin-
Sen.
u3u.feiner 3eit nn6 in feir1er Mrt
baben oieie periudt, oie &ontrolle oes
&riegeA aus ieinen @anben 5u neb-
men. Ser BrGii6ent tpeiB 6ies. 9as
2an6 fpeiB es. STR tpiBt es.
v@ine nnfreun6lidere, ungere@te=
re, mnttpilligere, liignerii6ere' 8e=
i911l6ignng tpur6e nod niemalS bon
einen &agneipre9er nn6 nod
piel &peniger bon einem 8rdiioenten
Der Ser. ,@tonten fir politiibe 3me=
de genadt.
u@s lit cine Belei6igung ni9t nur
fir ie6en IoDalen Hepublitaner I'M
&ongreiie> fonoern ou9 fit ieben lop-
allen @epubIifoner inn 2anoe. Ser
gere6te @ron miro fiherlid feinen
Mus6rud auf Ben 8oblitdtten fin
BEN.
r&err @ilion gibt arolleno gu,
baB 6ie 8epublifaner fir ben 4rieg
tparen. @arum berIongt. er Damn BE-
rem geieoerloae? 8eil iie nod im'
mer fir oen @rieg einlteben? S4tper
on3unebmen. @ein. BeiI lie fiir ei'
men 6rieoen 61rh unb nidt obne
Sieg fin6; neil 6ieie nidt ooron
gIoube11, 6aB Elm 6ouern6er Srieoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
NilIons guf fruit bpn Senatoren FRITZ
fritifiert.

@oibington, 25. DIT. = Sort.
Ter sseB 6es republifaniihen fongreI.
fionelIen 4onpogne 8on1itees, grifi
in einem Mufruf ben @rief bes Era'
iioenten, ser fir 6ie grtpGblung De-
,uofratiIder Senotoren i'm Stoote
Stem sseriep eriuhte, ols @cgeniton1
elmer qerehten &ritif ieitens Der
@tin1mqeber an, melhe 6ie 4apttoli=
5ier1,na 6es Rrieges fir 8artei5tpede
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
Nlliierte an ser @6elbe int @dad &c
hdlfen. behamntef Berlin.

- Berlin, 27. 0ft. @ie glitter.
ten &ruppen nor6lih ser S9el6e
>pur6en aun1 @ttnitan6 gebro@t, mel.
bet Elm 8eridt ons 6em General
&onptquortier beute., 9ln 6em 0itli.
den ufer ser Dfolel 16uberten idfii=
i6e Trnppen elm Neit bon Mmerifa.
nern, sic nod 6en lebten &fen
berblieben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

getpeien, tpel9er 6em 6eutiden @olf
ouseinon6ergeiebt bot, mie Die oeut-
hen Erl1ppen in Sen Iebten oret Weo'
noten ~itrategiide 9fiid5iige" ousge'
fiihrt haben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
&i5e=Eraiibent nltteritiitt Hrafbcnts
Gnrnefen.

10 ssSSn6ionopolis, 81. Oft. - Sn
cinem Briefc. Ser an Sic sS11oiona
@0hIcr qeridtct lit, un6 Ser berte
hicr bcrSffentridlt mlrbe. eriut1t bieie
Ser Mecnr6lihent Ser Ser. Stoaten
ocn Yralioenten Bel Sen .@oblen 5l1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31
8ie 2eebriiooe Ron Sen 9entiden
finterlui1en tunr6e.

Is @o{bington. 81. 0ft. - 8ee'
briiqoe lit Sag 8i1o Der 8ermiiitunn
>pie Berihte Ser belgiiden @efonot'
ihaft me1oen.
Gorticbung auf Scite 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-31

tens ser W6b1er fem, sic Sic &opito=
liiier11no bon Torteiatpefen our1 oen
@rieg libel onfnebmen tper6en."
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
Americans READY
TO CHECK ENEMY
IN latest dash
BY J. W. T. MASON,
United Press War Expert

NEW YORK, May 27.-Paris and the
Marine are the oblectives OF Won Hlnden-
burg II the strong German attacks be-
tween Rheims and Scissors reported by
Marshal Haig are the forcrunners OF a
new offensive against the Allies.
American troops are reported os un-
dergoing training in this sector and iust
behind the front Is highly important
railway line which runs directly into
another American sector IN the yerdun
region. II the German attacks grow into
serious menace Il Is probable Ameri,
cans VIII be called upon 20 help stem
the enemy advance.
This sector Is the most sdvantaooou.
from the Allied standpoint, IN which the
Germans can attack. The Marne Is from
twenty TO thirty miles south OF and par
allel 10 the scissors Rheims front and
Paris itself Is sixty miles away. Sight
gains by Won Hlnaenburg can hest be sf-
forded by the Allies here. Loss OF the
railway connecting scissors and Rheims
viii be disagrseable for them, but there
are other communicating lines to the
south. If the Germans were TO reach
the Narne still further Inconvenience 10
communication would be suffered by
he Allies. but no critically serious dam
ige would be done
Moderate gains by the Germans along
Continued on rage Two.)
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
CAR STOLEN WHILE
OWNER W0RSHIPS

William Reaser, aged 2i years, EN-.
ployed on the farm Of Charles Willis
at Boar, was arrested In Marcus HOOK
last evening on a charge OF larceny Of
an automobile The machine was own
ed by NJ. w. Thompson. OF No. 1909 tiil-
pin avenue, and had been stolen yester-
day morning from Eighth and shipley
streets while the owner was attending
services In St. Andrews Church.
When the machine was found In Mar
Gus Hook, II was minus the tags 10
was this fact that attracted the atten-
ton Of the police. With Reaser az the
tine was Leroy Straughn, also OF Bear.
Police Sergeant Hahn and Mr. Thomp-
son, the owner OF the car. went to
Marcus Hook today and attended
hearing OF larceny charge against
Reaser. who was held under $500 ball.
Straughn, was held under 500 bail, for
further hearing on June 3
The. car was brought TO this city by
Sergeant Hahn and turned over to the
owner.
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
YOUTHS OF Il. This
letter IS FOR YOU
Be Prepared to Answer
Questions When You
Register on June 5
MORE BOYS OFF
FOR WAR TRAINING

Local Exemption Board No . sn
I nounces the following letter OF informs.
ton for young men who have become
2t years old since last June 5. and who
are required to register on June for
military service:
"Al men who have reached the age
of 81 years between June 5. 1917, and
June 5, 1918. must register.
Local Board No. 4. announces that
the registration place for First, Second,
Fourth and Sixth wards, viii be at the
Old Court House. second floor, regular
headquarters.
Men should register from their home
town where they have permanent ad-
dress with their relatives.
"Of course, II a man has no relatives
and no permanent residence. he must
register at his present place OF abode
on June 3. 1918
"All men temporarily living In the
First, Second, Fourth or Sixth wards.
who have q permanent address outside
OF Wilmington, and who do not intend 10
so home on June to register, can have !
their cards fiiled out for them at these
any day from now on be- !
tween the hours OF 9 a. m. and Q .. m,
and on Sundays between i2 noon and Z 1
p. NJ
Understand II is up TO you TO have 4
your card in your home town before /
June and obtain the address Of your
Continued From Page TN~eive.)
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
ACCUSE MONROE OF
SHOOTING AT MAN

George Monroe, Negro, OF No. 5O1
Locust street, charged IN City Court To-
day with assault with intent TO COM
NIT murder. had his csse continued
until tomorrow. He was held In 5000
bail. The defendant is alleged to have
shot at Nathan Seals. Negro
The charse OF selling liquor without
a license. ssalnst Samuel Cloud, Vas
continued until tomorrow. The Of
fense is alleged TO have taken place in
the yard OF the Charles Warner Com
pany, South Market street
Alberto Porter. Negress, was fined IS
and costs on a disorderiy conduct
charge.
Frank Ludga, John Wolf. James Nc
Henry and Salvatore Ugino. charged
with playing crap, were fined IS each.
William w. Smith, charged with as
Charles Webb. a i2-year old
boy, was fined ST.
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
BAND FROM CAMP
UPTON WENT ASTRAY

What became OF the big band from
Camp Upton. Long Island, that started
for Wilmington on Thursday morning
to take part in the Red Cross parade
on Thursday night2 That is a question
agitating soms OF the committee that
arranged the parade. and particularly
Captain Clarence NJ. Dillon. who looked
after the details for the Camp Upton
bands participation.
General T. Coleman dupont had Of
fered TO defray expenses Of bringing the
massed military band from Camp Up
ton to Wilmington, and Captain Dillon
obtained consent OF the Camp Upton
authorities and forwarded money TO
the band 10 cover the expenses. The
last word Captain Dillon received was
that the band had left Camp Upton on
a special car at 10 o'clock Thursday
10 go 10 Wilmington. It never
arrived in this city.
Captain Dillon has written and wired
10 Camp Upton. but has not received
any reply as to what became OF the
stray band
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
By FRED S ferguson.

United Press star. Correspondent.
WITH THE AMERICANS IN PIC.ARDY
May 27.-Fifty American engineers, who
sot into the German positions by mis-
take at night fought their way back To
their own lines with the American and
Boche Infantry both firing on them.
owing 10 considerable gaps IN the
trenches In some places. Il is easy to
wander beyond the American lines
after DARK For instance a motor truck
driver headed through such a gap drove
half way across No Mans Land before
the rattle OF machine guns behind him
warned him that he lad passed the line
The cannonRding - this front has IN
creased somewhat lut 70 is still quiet
compared with a week ago, On the con-
trsry. there is increasing activity in
pat oiiing Encounters are frequent and
American patrols constantly are pene-
trating the German FIRST line.
The marked effectiveness Of Ameri-
can artillery FIRE Is partially due 10 the
OF the American airplsne
observers.
The American nag is now carried
Evening journal., 1918-05-27
D0VER'S CAS- PLANT
DAMAGED By FLAMES
Firemen Extinguish Blaze
Before it Gets TO Storage
Tanks
LOSS TO MACHINERY
WILL NOT BE GREAT
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, May 27-Flre which
threatened both loss Of life and ne
greater part OF southwestern Dover,
broke out last evening at the Dover Gas
Light Companys works. corner OF North
and New streets. owned by former
United States Senator Harry A. Richard
son and his son. w. w. Richardson.
The tanks OF the gas company were
nlled with thousands OF feet Of gas, and
the danger became more evident as the
flames broke through the roof OF the
main building within but a short dis
tance OF the tanks.
A general alarm was sounded, and the
Robbins Hose Company was soon on the
scene with three streams Of water on
the burning building. Within nalf an
hour the flames were under control.
Former Senator Richardson and his
son. as well as dupont Walker, secre-
tary OF the company, and all the EN-.
ployes we're at the plant early giving
directions which aided the firemen in
checking the flames.
The damage TO machinery and build
ing fortunately will not be very great.
the machinery being only slightly in
iured by water.