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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

organizacya, kt6ra uznaje ten Wy
dzial jake personal---very. W sprawie
Polski, musi pokazac ME nova leca
| czynem, zesmy dobrymi Polakam1.-
Oar do ktorego dazymy,, wobec tax
wielkiej potrzeby n~arodowej jest
to drobnostka. Me posiadamy lad
nych funduszy, ME many u mas zad-
nego zaoszczedzonego funduszu, hos
my nigdy ma to ME zbierali, ale ma
I my pomiedzy SODA ludzi gotowych do
wszelkiego p~oSwiecenia. Ma Sejmie
naszym zebrane bylo blisko $500,
| p~otrzeba wiecej. Udajemy sic przeto
do was Koledzy. aDyScie wszyscy, jak
cd siebie tax i z kas oddzialow W
jak najkrotszym czasie ma swych nal
blizszych po~siedzeniach sprawa ia sic
| z~ainteresowali i doiozyli do tego fun
duszu ~potrzebnej sunny, ably nasza
choC mala organizacya, mog&a sta
nae z czoiem otwartem pred marc
dem polskim, kiedy spe{nifa swoJ
Swiety obowiazek.
Sprawl ia jest nag}a i ME cierpi
zadnej zwloki i czekamy z wielka ME
cierpliwo$cia ma odpowiedz wasza,
kt6ra bedzie dowodem waszego pa
tryotyzmu.
Podatek narodowy uchwalony
przez Sejm Wychodztwa Polskiego
W Detroit, Mich, n%alozony ma kaz-
diego PoIaka i Poke bedzie obowiaz-
kowo kolektowany, przeS oddzialy
naszej organizacyi. kiedy tylko Wy
dial Narodowy Polski, wystosuje
plan. kazdy z sekretarzy oddzia}6w
otrzyma ~wskaz6wki, W jaki spos6b
| podatek ten bedzie kolektowanym,
=; wyda odpowiednie pokwitowanle
piacacemu podatek, ably miaa dow6d,
re takowy sklada. Tu napomina sic
naszych czfonk6w, ably kiedy przyj--
die ~urzedowe zawiadomienie, ably
takowy podatek narodowy gotowi
byli zlozyt, a ~skiadajac GO przez ma
sza organizacye, ME beda nawolywa-
nj placic przez inne czynniki inte-
resowane.
SpecyaInie apelujemy do tych,
kt6rzy So W wieku p~oborowym, zdat
nj do sluzby wojskowej, kt6rzy ola
traku ob~ywatelstwa odstawiani So
90 klasy V poboru, tym wskazuJe-
my, re obowiazkiem ich jest wstepo-
wac do Armii Polskiej - idzcie W
Shady tych naszych czfonk6w, kt6rych
blisko tysiac juz valley, zgodnie z
uchwala Sejmu Z. W. P, wszyscy
cz}onkowie zdatni do sluzby wojsko-
wei czy to W armii amerykanskiej
CIV W armii polskiej - W 80 dniach
do sluzby sic zapisza, inaczej szeresi
organizacyi naszej So pred mimi
zamkniete.
Pc upiywie trzech miesiecy orga-
nizacya nasza udowodni sp~oieczenst-
WI polskiemu, re W s~zeregach jej ME
ukrywa sic ami zaslania sic, laden cd
powiedni do sfuzby wojskowej.
Pc s~pelnieniu wszystkich naszych
obowiazk6w k~rajowych i narodo--
wych musimy take i pamietac wresz
Gle o naszem wiasnem ognisku, o ma
szych w}asnych szeregach. My tn po-
zostali odziedziczylismy wszystkie OBJ
ligacye "a tych co roszli "a nas tam
walczy6, vice W tym celu Sejm u.
w. z. uchwaljl powiekszyG podatek
ma fundusz obrotowy o diva Gently,
macy to, re zamiast 5 cent6w W
przyszloSci podatek ten bedzie &c
ola pojedynczego czionka jest to ma
IA podwyzka a ola organizacyi wielka
pomoc, IL z samego poczucia patryo-
tycznego - dla tych co poszli tam,
chetnie winnismy przyjat to ma ma
SEE barki.
Dalej przewidujac, re moze bye
| niedob6r W kasie pogrzebowej 2 po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
POgrzeb S.P. X.
Pawia Sirnsa.

Onegdaj odbyi sic w mieScie
Rockford, ILL.,, pogrzeb Sp. \. Pa
VIA Simsa, dawniejszego profeso-
"a kollegium Sw. Stanisiawa ko-
sikh - chloe ME Polaka, znanego
Gobrze w koiach polskicgo du-
chowienstwa i szczerego naszej
rarodowoSci przyjaciela.
Sp. X. Pawei Sims urodzit sig
byi W Ashtabula, Ohio, pochodziT
2 niekatolickiej rodziny. lecz do
szedlszy lat miodziehczych, ma
wrocii sic ma wiare katolickq !
roSwieciI sic stanowi duchowne-
mt: wykSztaicenie duchowne o.
trzymal w Notre Dame. Ind, a
wySwiecii 90 dla dyecezyi Alton,
Ill.,. Y. Biskup !. Ryan.
PeInil obowiqzki k~aplanskic W
r6znvch stronach kraju, lccz maj
gl6wniejszem lego zamilowa.
MEM byia nauka: uczyi sic wciaz
7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT zapalcm, spe-
cyalnosci2 jego byiy jGzyki. kt6-
rych znai ME wiadomo wiclc, 4
zajmujac sig szczcgolnie filologi2
porownawczQ. doszedi W koncu
do tego, IL byl faktycznie istnym
poliglot2. Miedzy innymi umia!
zupelnie dobrze pc polSku i mo-
w jezykicm naSzym be- zad""j
trudnoSci.
" celach naukowych odbyl po-
dr6z do Europy W latach 1914. i
1915. powrocil juz w czasie VOL
ny. a bawiqc "a Oceanem. Studyo-
wal w Berlinie, oraz W innych
EraiaCh l mlaSta<l. Przez lac dlu-
q szereg byf jednym L najlep-
Szych profesor6w naSzego kolle-
eium Sw. StaniSiawa. p~rzcstl} -.
c2vt tam dopicro W Stycznju br.
I udat sic znow ma Sudy1 e. uui-
wersytetu Pennsylvania W FL
Iadeliii. w ostatnich dn;ach Wy
iccha} w o~dwiedziny do znajo-
mych w JohnStown. Pa. j AN
zmarl: Smiert byia w~ynikieem
ko~mplikacyi chorob dawniej,
szych, przySpieszylo ia przyPusz~
czalnie ostre zaziebienie.
Cialo przewicziono w sobote
29go wrzeSnia do Rockford, ILL.,,
40 ktorej dyecezyi SP. Zmarly ma
laza}: przywiezli je; y. T. J. Con-
I'm Z Derry, Pa. i dr.. Mc.Aney;
pogrzeb odbyi sic " poniedzialek,
50 w~rzeSnia PREY udziele WICK
szej liczby przyjacioI ! konfra-
tr6w Zmarlcgo. Msze Sw. zalob-
ma odprawil dzickan dyccezyi
Rockford. y. TQWaSz Finn. w a.
systcncyi dyakon9 \. W. o.
szcwskicgo, ~proboszcza parafii
Lolskicj w Joliet, Ill.,. scrdecznc-
60 przyjaciela Zmarlcgo ! \. L.
Siessa. c. r. - jake subdyakona,
lrofesora kollegium Sw. Stanl
slawa ! przedstawiciela zakiadu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
2 POL. TOW. OSWIATOWEGO.

Dnia ego b. m. organiGacya nasza
solennie obchodziG bedzie rocznice
zapoczatkowania sic Armii Polskiej
we Francyi.
w tel mySli Pol. Tow. Oswiatowe
zwoIuje czionkow swych ma dzieh
ego pa4dziernika o godz. s-tej VIE
czorem do wielkiej sail domu Pol.
Tow. Oswiatowego 1928 Cornell ul:,
gdzie ~przemawiae beda X. FIR. Ma
zur / p. R. Hanasz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

o.{aszamy. JcSzcze nigdy Centrum No.
= tvlc skfadck ME mia&o, co W biczQ-
gym t~ycodniu. 4 wZiac trZcba pod uwa-
90. re znajdujq sic w tych Skiadkach
sumv ofiarowane prZcZ pojedyncZe o.
soby dose znaczne. Jest b0wicm kilka
p~ozycyi DO $1,000, Il jedna 5000. WI
dac. &c ludziom cholzi o TO, by Armla
Polska we Francyi byla r0wna pod kaH
Own wzgledem innym armiom alian--
ckim i by naszym chlopcOm ma niczem
ME zbywa1o. Wszystkim ofiarodawcom
.skladamy serdeczne podziekowanie, a
tych wszystkich, kt6rzy dotychczas ma
sprawy narodowe ofiarowywali pc kwo
drze a DO 5 dolar6w przepijali, prosi-
my. by i oni policzyli sic re swojem SUI
mieniem i kieszenia i skladki swoje
przyniesli lub nadeslali.
*
WogGle dzie6 wczorajszy przyni6s1
nam wiecej ochotnik6w niz zwykle Po-
wodem tego ~poddanie sic Bu}garyi all
anton. Nasi chlopcy ME wszyscy chca
siedziec W !domu W czasie, gdy sic VOL
ma koGczy i ~niezadiugo moze juz ME
bedzie sposobnosti bye zo}nierzem pol
skim i walczyc oreanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
LISTA HONOROWA.
S. p. Antoni Prokop, iOi1ierz Armii
Polskiej, pOlegl ma polu, bitwy We
Francyi, W Lipcu, 1918.

Cd Pan6w: Franciszlfa Osfki 1 ia
k6ba Osiki dowiadujemg sic, re zn6w
ieden wiecej zoinierz .Armii PolSkieJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

PoIskt poSig yk. cay wIeKsKy .cky mntAi
sxy "A opowiHsek poczytywac sobte
powinien stale reklarnowac narode.
Wose nasKa wsrod obcvch. xaxnaiamiSo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Komitet Obywatelski Centralny XVII
tuje odbi0r $103.75 kt6re odebrai cd
organizatora ~CzarneckiegO zebrane
IA wiecu pred fabryka w Evanston,
ILL.,, dnia 7-go w~rzeSnia, 1918.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Raj ~.jeszcze podajemS do wiadomo'
sci, re do Francyi MONA posy1ac pa
czki do zo1nierzy polskich przez Cen
trum No. .. "a .op1atq SOC cd paezki,
ME nalezy jednak posyiaG W paczce Ia
dnych cukierk6w ~czekoladek, ami GU
kru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Guys sic juz namySli}. re czas ma
ciebie przychodzi, byS W szeregi Armii
Polskiej wstapii? JeSli ME, to mySl je-
szcze dzien, diva, ale niedluzej, bO wi
dzisz i slyszySz jak niemiaszki W sk6-
re biora. \ czy ty ME cheese przyczy-
mic sic do pobicia podiego szwaba? Czy
ty ME zechcesz pochwalic sic kiedyS, re
i ty W tym czasie, gdy straszna swia-
iowa woina szalaia tvs take woj-
skowO ~sluiyl?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Komitety cZy parafie urzadzajace w
niedziclc DzieG Armii Polskiej, o lie
ma tych wiecach chca mice m0wc0w 2
Centrum, Aolnierzy Armii Polskiej, &C
chca zawiadomiC Centrum No. 2. Pred
Sobota - pred poiudniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Wszyscy samotni, nieobywatele Sta
now Zjednoczonych, kt0rzy sic obecnie
regestrowali, NIGGA sic w szcrcgi Ar
mil Polskiej zapisywac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Wczoraj znowu Zapisalo sic dw6ch
student0w medycyny W szercgi Armii
POlskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Geese lego bohaterskiej pamieci.
Gdy znajomi i przyjaciele s. =. An
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08
DEFENSE SOCIETY TO
FRAME WAR PLATFORM

NEW YORK. March S-A move
ment TO lay at rest definitely such
sentiment as may have been created
by a few pacihcists that the people
of the country are not unitedly
standing back of the war, has been
started by the American Defense
society. according to a statement
issued here today. Distribution 4
postal cards bearing the five resOlu-
tiOns of the society's anti-peace
platform will be begun tomorro v
by members of the society, which IS
represented by 300 branches en-
bracing every state in the union and
also in Porto Rico and Hawaii.
The request will be made that the
cards be signed and mailed TO Will
ST n as evidence that the signers are
ready TO place themselves on record
in their determination TO back the
war 10 the end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08
JERUSALEM WILL
Be SCHOOL SEAT
Jewish Commission Planning
to Establish University
in Ancient City.

NEW YORK, March S.-The es-
adjustment Of a Hebrew university
in Jerusalem before the end of the
war viii be the first duty OF the
Jewish commission which leaves
soon for Palestine. according 70 an
announcement made here today by
the Palestine restoration fund com
mission. A site on the Mount OF
olives already has been obtained. %
was said. and an appeal soon viii
be made 10 the Jews OF the world
for an endowment fund.
The following statement has just
been received here from the British
Palestine committee. which has fos-
tered the plan for the university.
other peoples are discussing BY
" hat arms they viii be equipped IN
the world after the war The sym
boil Of the new Jewish Palestine is a
noble house Of learning. a sanctuary
OF the Jewish passion for spiritual
values. for intellectual truths, a CEN
ter from which once again the law
shall go out from sinai and the
word Of God from Jerusalem. There
can be no more illuminative way If
teaching the world that a Jewish
Palestine viii be no seat Of Chauvin-
ism and no house OF Mammon, but
q hearth OF that civilization which
spells peace and humanity"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08

face of all the circumstances relat-
ing TO the making and distribution
Of this medal. Some one in Berlin
either had remarkable foresight or
very fun information Of what was
happening i'm New York.
The sinking of the Lusitania was
the result of a very carefully laid
plan on the part of the imperial
German naval staff. aided by the
leaders of the imperial German gov
ernments spy organization in this
country. Two attempts had been
made 10 destroy her, but her speed
and elusive changes in her course
saved her.
Had she left New York on her
usual sailing day, Thursday, she
would have reached the coast of Ire
land. where the submarines lay in
wait for her, on May >. SO sure
were the imperial German naval Of
icials that she would be tOrpedoed
on that day, the medal commemora-
tive of the great tragedy was struck
off and distributed in Berlin, dated
May >, 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08
DUST BEGRIMED
ARMY ENDS MARCH
Grey From Head to Feet as
They Take Over Sector
on Lorraine Line.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, Wednesday. March :.
American troops who have taken
up their position on the Lorraine
front were billetted in towns back
of the lines when they suddenly re
ceived orders 10 move TO the front.
They were transported in motor
trucks over roads an inch deep in
dust. Streams Of cannon, trucks
and motorcycles along the road
raised clouds of dust which stuck %
the men and made their clothes.
faces and equipment grey BY The
time they had reached the towns
close TO the firing line from which
they marched TO their position dur
ing the night
They found themselves in a sec
tion Of Lorraine where the ground
rose in slight grades. In some cases
the enemy lines were half a mite
away. Although this was the first
time the Americans had been in the
trenches. the units from various
parts Of the United states quickly
adapted themselves TO their new
surroundings. Luckily. the weather
was fine the first few days but for
some time past until today snoT
and rain have continuously fallen
In this sector. as il has in the Amer
lean positions northwest Of Toul.
Trenches Fairly Dry.
Due 10 the fact that the ground
is fairly high the trenches are not
continuous because that is unneces-
sary and they have remained fairly
dry. The American patrols have
been operating nightly in conjurc-
ton with the French and have
worked between the lines with the
greatest freedom. The artillery has
been only internationally active but
usually a few shells are exchanged
. every hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08

obtained, however. till William ].
Flynn, the recently retired chief of
the United states secret service
succeeded in securing one of these
medals and learned all the circum-
stances connected with it. The il
lustrations shown herewith are
from the medal now in Chief F'lynn's
possession.
He recently furnished a story to
the Whartons exposing the imperial
German spy plots in America. They
are producing it as a serial photo
drama in 20 episodes under the
title of The Eagles Eye" In the
first episode of this serial Chief
Flynn shows this medal on the
screen and discloses how imperial
German spies in America aided in
the plot to destroy the Lusitania.
The fact bears the ehigy Of a
sinking ship. The German above.
NO Contraband,' and that below,
The Great Steamship Lusitania,
sunk by a German U-boat, May s.,
1915"
The reverse side represents a
ticket office of the Cunard line at
tended by death with a crowd
flocking to secure passage on the
liner. The German on this side of
the medal signifies. Business First.
Cunard line ticket office. Kaiser
and God"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08

That the vessel had not yet been
sunk made no difference. Her de
struction was certain and a medal
dated two days ahead would be just
as effective in arousing the pride of
victory in the minds Of the German
people.
Through delay in loading a part
Of her cargo, the Lusitania did not
sail till Saturday. May !, 1915. That
morning an advertisement appeared
in the New York Times signed by
the imperial German embassy, in eff
feet warning Americans not TO sail
on her
She reached the point where it
had planned 10 sink her on May Z,
1915. two days later than had been
expected. The ship was sunk ac-
cording To plans, but the event had
been previously celebrated in Ber-
lin as a great German victory" as
the medal and date on il indicate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08

One of the most significant fea-
lures Of this medal is TO be seen in
the group on the reverse side. To
the left, at the back of the people
shown booking passage with death.
stands a man in a silk hat beside
one holding a newspaper on which
is prominently displayed a reference
TO Uboats. This evidently refers
to the warnings published by Count
Won Bernstorff in the New York
Times the morning of the day the
Lusitania sailed from New York.
The silk-hatted man is holding up
his finger in warning. but no one
pays heed. This possesses a pecu-
liarly striking significance in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08

Vague hints have been heard dur
ing the past two years that at the
time the Lusitania was sunk by a
German submarine a souvenir medal
commemorative of that awful trag-
edy was struck off and distributed
in Berlin. The first intimation of
this came in a confidential state
ment made by a foreign diplomat
who visited this country.
No positive information could be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08
THREE CIGARET BUTTS
CAUSE OF DIVORCE SUIT

international News Service:
NEW YORK, March g. When
James A. Anderson. a dentist re-
turned home recently he found
three stumps Of cigarets in his ash
receiver. The brand was too cheap
for his taste. so he asked his wife
about IT,
Later the dentist found a love let
ter In her mufl. Then things began
TO happen. The husband seeks a
divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-03
Lusitania Survivor
Tells Rotary Club
Of His Experiences

Members Of the Rotary club TODAY
at the Lee-H Huckins hotel heard Tommy
Roy, q survivor OF the Lusltanla. who
is appearing at the Liberty theater this
week, tell his experiences from the
time OF his becoming a sailor at the
age Of / until he was seriously wounded
in the sinking OF the Lustania When
the torpedo hit the boat. Roy who was
fireman. was climbing out OF the
stoke hole He was thrown To the bot
tom Of the ship and remembers no de-
tails of the disaster as he was uncon-
SCiou, Roy has two sons IN the Amer
lean navy and one in the army and
since his return has been active IN war
activities as we'll as his theatrical work
u was voted today 10 continue the
service OF the Rotarian, ci,y house
keeper No one has as vet been chosen
20 take the place Of Mrs Nahlo who 8,
soon 10 Join her husband in Detroit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-03
FUEL ADMINISTRATION
URGES FEWER CAR STOPS

Mayor Overholser received a letter
from the national fuel administration
this morning suggesting that he take
steps to have the Oklahoma Railway
comnan yadopt the Skip-s,op system OF
operating their street cars IN Oklahoma
City in order to save fuel This sys-
tenn wass uggested several months ago
and brought to the attention OF the
company officials They stated at that
time that the laws Of the state would
have to he revised before they could
put such system in operate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-03
British Gain -Four Miles
On Twenty-Mile Front;
Germans Give Up Lens
City of Queant Captured in Rush, as AL
lies Push East Through Breach. in
Switch Line; Foe Fails to React with
Counters and British Have Clear Path
BULLETIN.

LONDON, Sept 3-(5 p m)-Carryng their attack
to the northeast Of Aua the British today captured the
village of HambNnesPres just to the south of the Sesrpe
in the direction of Dous.
The British today pushed forward we'll to the cast Of
Noreu and the Australians made steady to the
east Of PeTonne.
LONDON, Sept. 81 p m.)-The British have cap.
tured the city of Lens.
The town of Quesnt also has been taken
Lens evacuated by the Germans the British
The town Of Berncourt, about midway between Bapaume
and Marcong taken by the British according
ports today Dognies about three and onehalf miles north
east of Bertncourt also is reported taken.
10000 Prisoners in One Day.
In their pass beyond the Drocourt Quean line the British
have advanced to point Just to the west of Buzey two and
oneha miles northeast of Queant and occupied Pronvle
mile and a half southeast of Queant.
More than 10000 prisoners taken by the British yes
terday Additional prisoners taken this morning.
The British also hold DOignes Velu and Berncourt and
Rocqugny, representing advance to maximum depth Of
four miles on twenty front effected this morning
Wulverghem Wrested from Foe
In Flanders the British forces have captured the town Of
IWuNerghem, two miles southeast Of KENNEL.
Contrary to expectations the enemy has reacted
lily with view to the recaptue of the Quean Drocourt line
but has left the British in undisturbed possession of it,
The British found Dognes and Veu unoccupied
The situation in the southern part of battlefield said
be extremely interesting but nothing be said for the
moment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-03

The heavy broken line In the
middle Of the map, running for the
most part through the shaded area,
10 tfie battlefront of today.
= The shaded area is the territory
occupied by the Huns In their four
cffensives Of this year.
|" The big arrow near Arras marks
the gains Of Hsis through the Dro-
court -Queant switch to the linden
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burg line This is the supremely
IMPORTANT action in the northern
bsttlefields Judendonf must min
down the British wedge OF shis
whole Hindenburg line will be out
flanked and rendered untenAble.
The Hindenburg line Is the line to
the right OF the map.
At the bottom Of the map an
other arrow marks Magnin's great
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B0LSHEVIkI MOVE
MENACES KAISER

PARIS, Sept IA dispatch from
Berne, Switzerland. TO lie Maun quotes
prominent Swiss citizen coming from
Germany as declaring that in the las,
SIX weeks a formidable dsilluSion ha,
swept over Germany II the German
military situation does not improve,
the informant says trouble that NAV
,urpaSs the acts OF the bolsheviki in
Russia menaces the German empire
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threat to the Chemin des Danes.
The French general has the Aisne
line outflsnked, dominates the
western positions Of the Chemin des
Danes, His soldiers can see Lson.
Under the leadership Of General
Foch the allies have virtually
sawed in two the two hinges ,f the
Hindenburs line in the last six
weeks.
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Pershing Orders
Million Rounds
Of Iron Rations'.

WASHINGTON. Sept j-Ar order
for a million emergency rauons for the
overseas forces Vas announced today
by the war department The ration
correspond to the "iron ration" of the
British troops. 1t IS composed OF ground
meat and wheat compressed into a cake
and \ block Of sweet chocolate, and will
sustain a man a day.
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43 Limited Service
Men Off for Camp

Fory-ihree registrants all qualified
ior limited military service entrained
over the Santa Fe railroad today at
- % for Camp Bowie, Texas, to take
special training
Local board No ,cnp seven men
hoard No , twelve men and board No
5 sent fifteen men County board No
! .cnt five men and the Choc,aw board
sent four men