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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
$1,000 Cash Prize for a Slogan
for The 81 PasO Dairy Company


CONTEsT-READ CAREFULLY.
address Address all Made FL Faso" Editor
2st and all slogans be in Herald office before
OF erIlb
announced this Saturday.
LAST
Ruby Apts Paso The winning slogan THE
BEST WORK ALWAYS" Check Will be mailed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
Your advertisement

should be on this page II you make
ANYTHING in FL PaEo. For space
phone 2020 and ask for Advertising
Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
TT PAYS TO TRADE
IN FL PASO

As the logical metropolis of the Great Southwest Ell
Paso naturally looks beyond her own civic borders for
expansion and prosperity.
The merchants business men and professional men of
Ell Paso are doing all they can to build up their city
Their whole future is linked with its development.
Thousands of families that live in the prosperous and
progressive outlying territory of which El Paso IS the
normal center have played big part in making FL
Paso real spot in the business world
Upon the continuance of your friendship and upon an
increase in the number Of outside friends, depend Ell
PasO's hopes for future growth.
This is the big outstanding reason why Ell Paso seeks
to treat you fairly and generOusly-his explains the
spirit of good fellowship and the absolute business IN
tegrty of FL Paso's merchants and manufacturers
FL Pasos business and professional men are what you
would call MIGHTY GOOD FELLOWS when
you get to know them-and they are alert and pro
gressive IN their respective callings.
And this suggests another thing about El Paso El
Paso has all the facilities requisite for putting through
any kind of business deal on your program.
El PasO can supply any professional advice or business
service that any man may wantyo need not go else
where for anything come to FL Paso!
Ell PasO wants to establish closer relations with yOu
and It will pay you to know FL Paso.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
'sLAvNosT JIHosLoyANo

v prostranych mfstnostech
Popovicov6 halIu ma st. Clair
ave. Sc konala vcera vyznamna
slavnost, vzpominka ma Kosovo
pole a pax ku pocte prof. Pupi
ma z university Columbia, KITE
~ ma tn slavnost Sc dostavil.
Dopoledne pfedchazel slav-
nostni prlvod po st. Clair ave.
Vecer byl kp pocte prof. Pu
pima uspofadan banket, pri kite
rem byl tez lhlavnim recnikem.
Kazda narodnost mela sye "a
stupce. Cechy pri te slaynosti
zastupoval p. ]. Frcka, ktery
|byl bratry Jihoslovany nadse.
ne uvitan. Jeho zminka v reci
re co jest prof. Masaryk pro
cechoslovany, to Jest prof. Pu-
pin pro Jihoslovany, vyvolals
Ivelkou ". boufi potleskn J msnen,
ma ayora 7 DaTise 1 fschil Feditel
dobrocinnosti Beman.
Rusky pevecky Sbor zpfval
americkou j slovanskous shym.
nu. Slaynosti, ktera mela ice
agitacnf poucny, pfedsedal b
Jiklic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

ze take mole sestra stejn6 jako
Wy pobloudila v citech svych.
Musfte tedy odejiti odtud me-
jen K viii sobe, nybrz X viili
me sestfe. Vase pfitomnost Y
tonic dome, vase diiv6rnost
spisobily il mnoho bolesti g ne
pokoje! Miluji svoji sestru vice
nez sebe, znam jeff cistou an
.delskou povahu q pochopuji Ia
Ike bolest, jakou nyni Jest skill
cena, kdy jest 81 toho vedoma, ]
re v jeji srdce vplfzil Sc stinI
citu, ktery nikdy nelze srovna-l
ii jejim zasnoubenim. Memo
hui ovsem fici, ze jevila nekdy'
zvlastni naklonnost k tomu, je1
muz jest zasnoubena. Avsak
tot vec cti a nikoliv lasky. JeJi'
otec potvrdl toto zasnoubeni
pred dvema lety ma umrtnim
sy I'm lizku. Ona sama nepfala'
81 tohoto zasonubenf q take Sc
mu neprotiyila. Oddala Sc dpl-
ne Will umirajiciho svAho otce.
Nez poznala vas, podobala Sc
" ohledu tom tisfcuu .onech
zen, jez Sc provdavajf, aniz by,
zvlastnf naklonnost citily k mu'
Ii, k nemuz osudem jsou pri-l
poutany. zeny takoye uci Sc mi.
lovati teprve po svatbe 90 milo
vati a nekdy take nenavideti!
Nez Laura poznala vas, byla
lplne klidnou, spokojenou a
bojfm Sc, ze stin neblahe jeji
dlouho potrva v je
j dust. Ale az odtud odejdete,
pricinim Sc vsemozne, abych'
privedla j Ease ma pravou ce-l
stu. Doufam, ze naproti ubohe
sve zakyni zachoyate Sc potion
prave tax slechetne, jako ma,
prot one nesfastne a opustene
zenstine, ktera nedovolavala
Sc zbytecne vasi pomoci."
Ami nevfm, proc dotkla Sc
mne prave nynf zminka o bile
PAM nepriiemne a ponekud bo
lestne. Snad proto, ze nestast-'
ma ona zenstina vynikala onou'
zvlastnf podobnostf Laurou
Fairliovou!
"Racte mi jeste fici," obratil
jsem Sc k sleene Halkombove,
pod jakou zaminkou mann pa
nu Fairliovi dati vypov6d =
kdy vdbec mel bych odtud ode
jfti, aby wee nestala Sc pfilis
napadnou. Slibuji vam, be "a
chovam Sc uplne die rady
vasi.'
(PokraGoyani.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

y ~
(Ceskpslovenska Tisk. Kane. J
Washington, p. G. We vyro-
|ci prvnfho sjezdu slovanskych
novinafd konan Praze dne
Is. kvetna Sized slovanskych
|novinafd, ktefi Sc sjeli K osla-
|vanl prazskym.
Sized zahajeny Drem. Anto
|ninem Hajnem, zvolil 81 pred
|sedou hestora ceskych novina-
ri spisPvatele ]. Holecka. jed
mani sjszdov6 odbyvalo Sc v no
|telu y zlat6 Husy q hned 2 po
|catku pfijat pfisezne tento slib
|vernosti:
Novpafi ceskoslovensti, jiho
|slovaneti a polatf, ktefi jsme Sc
|sesli vPraze We chvfli, kdy kr-
|vava Ralka sv6tovA, vzplanu-
|vsi n>Ei stsryni st&ty vyvolaia
l.utno nor6 sarsanisace svSta
ma "a ladS ssbeUrSeni n<rodu,
prohls ujeme, ze chceme ! hu
deme 6ti prvych fad6ch be
jovnil "A svobodu syych ma
lrodI. Ehceme q budene praco-
|yati " vxajemnsm dopInovani
sc, pseSnx chccme = hudeme
lodrazSEi 1tolky : spoleGnS cd
(halovs 1kIady. SpoleGns chce
me a bndeme siliti v lidu svsm
divsrA zpevnvati jehe Will a
rozmnOzovati jeho odhodla-
most!
Zveame ruce sve K pfisaze,
q zavhzujeme - slibem siay-
|nym ! neodvolatsInyml Vie
lcko, CO name = sec jsou silly
Inase, schopnosti ! noznesti, We
Inujeme osxobozeni svych nsro-
tuN. 1850.
Dalsi v6ty mluvici o napro-
Istem sjednoceni Polsky, Jiho-
Isloyanf 9 Cechoslovakd v til
narodni neodvisle staty konfia
kovany.
Rdy programu byly: Perse-
kuce slovanskeho tisku, refe-
rentem red. ". ceryinka, ma.
lcez pfijata obsrna censurou O.
lvsem v6tsinou skonfiskoyana
resoluce. Debaty Sc sdcastnili
red. Hejret, posi-. Tomasek,, DR..
Kramer, (Slovinec) Tuna
(Chorvatl LaskovieclSi, (Ro.
llak) DIR. Jelavic .(z Bosny) WI
Proxies (PplAk).
Sjezd byl utvrzenim bratr'
lstyi tff narodd siovanskgch Ne.
lmeckern a Rakousko Uher'
iskem pOtlacovantch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

fAGETErLI koupit, prcdst
neb. vymsait u kgkoli saSsfskJ
taajetek Reh fsxnu, naystivte
mne, pists neh zsuolsjtd tei: MI
Mon s1o26 w 0bchod odajf pous
'ze ~ procenta ! proto nikde
nemlze b5tr osizen. =. Hstfsn,
S. 642 =. ~ sEt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

oh vych. 40 ul. Washington
park Boulevardu.

LACE. Prodase farms o 21s
akrech, z mil cd Clevelandu.
dam 0 sesti sv6tnicicA, pouze
"a $1,000. Dale farmu o 35 a.
krech, z mil cd Painsville ma
dlazdene ceste, mimo bQdov "a
$1,000. Pouzijte teto v}hodne
prilezitosti Haste Sc ii j.
Porta 86l3 Cedar ave. 7-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
MiSTNi ZPRAVY.
KRAJAN SAMOvRAHEM.

We stravovne {. 8113 Wood
land Ave-, spachal vcera samo
vrazdu d6lnik Frantisek Miku-
la. Pozil n6jakeho jedu a nez
Ilekaf mohl zakrociti, Mikula
zemfel "a velkych bolesti. Po-
licie udava, BE tyz rozesel Sc
Tnedavno manzelkou, kteryzto
fakt dohnal jej k zoufalstvf. ii
max Mikulova minulost neni
pry znama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
Name m pr0dej:

Move donAy We Washington
Dark Donleyardu, zapsdne oa
yych. AZ VI. Mnzete polzit ka-
~ ma vycp. 55 nl.. aneh Har-
ward Denison. ParkoYni odDor
Inesta Cleyelandu Sc bude STA
at Q 100 stop siroky boulevard
mezi chodalkY pred kazdy1n
donem. Aaroyen Sc bude sta.
at 3 30 stop aifAy naezf chod-
nlkem a uilci, kde tr&ynik bu-
de mestem v ne3iepslm porad-
ku udrzovan. Nsechny dony
jsou papirovane, dubove podla
NY, eIektrick6 zafizeni, stinl-
dia v oknech, pradelnl otvor,
prkno ma zehleni, vytapeci
pee, skopky ma prani, oddeleni
PRO ovoce a pro uhil.
Nasiedujici domy isou hoto-
We neb Sc dostavuji:
1892 Washington park Blvd.
= svetnic p koupelna $s,a5O.
s76O Washington park Blvd.
8 svetnic . konpelna $4S75. !
4 1856 Washington park Blvd.
z svetnic . kOupelna $6,675.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
s svetnic y koupelna %, $50.
3768-70 Washington park
Blvd. pro dive rodiny $6e7s.
Domy pezemky v okoli Sc
prodavaji na spiatky. Bondy
Svobody Sc pfijmou co splatky
Y pine Gene jako hotoye pc
lize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

PRIJMOU Sc rozvazeci uhli.
Haste Sc q Koryta Bratff 57O9
Dcnnison ave. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

tG DIZZY usk0uce. MluNllO Se iHd
lo; sIeena Fairliova pocitovala
snad nejvfce onu dusivou tisen,
jaka mas vSech Sc zInocnila a
upfrala chvflefni zraky sve X
slecn9 Halkombove v proseb-
nych pohledech. Patrne 81 pfa
la, aby sestra jejf jake obycej-
ne bavila mas hovorem.
Konecne promluyila k nj sic
cna Halkombova: "Mluvila
jsem dnes rano tvym stry-
Gem. Soudf, BE by Sc mel mo-
dry salon primerene upraviti ).
take znovu potvrdil, co jsem ii
jiz sd6lila. Ma Sc tax stati v
pondelf a nikoli v Itery."
Obsahu teto reci jeff jsem
nerozum6l.
Kdyz slecna FaiTfiova tato
slova vyslechla, zahIedela Sc k
zenii. Jejf bile prsty krecovit6
mackaly pecivo, ktere pred tim
byla 81 vzala ku KAYE. Bledost
.jejf tvari rozsffila Sc j ma rty,
jez Sc chvely. Jejf sestra, slec-
ma Halkombova, dobfe 81 toho
povsimla a proto ukoncila i
hned snfdanf. Povstala a chy-
stala Sc k odchodu. Nasledo-
val jsem jejiho prfkladu.
Sleena Veseyova a slecna
Fairliova opustily spolecne j.
delnu. Ty mile, rnodre oei jeii
zabloudily ke mne We dlolihein
pohledu, jako by mi chtely da-
ii ma vzdy s Bohem! Hrozna IL
tost mne pojala a oci me Sc "a
rosily.
Obratil jsem Sc Ike dverim,.
veducfm do zahrady a tn spa
tfil jsem sleenu Halkombovou,
jez zdala Sc mne ocekavati. Pfi
stoupila ke mn6 fkouc: "Venuj
tie mi nekolik okamzikd, pane
Hartrighte; libo-li YAM, uchy-
lime Sc do zahrady.''
'sMilerad, slecno,' odpove-
del jsen.
Mleky vySli jsme ven sotva
ucinili jsme nekolik krok1, pri
stoupil ku slecn6 mlady "a
hradnik, podavaje il psanf.
"Je to pro mne?' zeptala SC
slecna Halkombova.
'sNe, slecno; dopis je ureen
pro slecnu Fairliovou."
Slecna Halkomhova vzala do
pis do ruky a podfvala Sc ma a.
dresu.
"Cizf rukopis," pravila pro
sebe. "Kdo asi dopisuje Laure p
Kdo ii dial ten list?' zeptala Sc
mladika.
"Jakas stara zena prisla $
MIN do zahrady. Neznam il; as
pom jsem il tomto okoli ne
vid6l."
"Kterym smerem odesla?"
TAM" pravil mladfk, uka-
zuje k jihu.
"Bude to .asi nejaka zebro-
ia" pravila ma to sleGna a opet
k mladfkovi Sc obratila: "Vez-
mi list a dones jej nahoru slec.
ne Laure." I"
Mladik odesel a my ubiralI
Sc dale. Teprve u besidky v ni5
pred tfemi mesici poprve by
jsem spatfil s,ecnu Fairliovou
jsme sc zastavili.
"Tady spolu 81 pohovorime, :
pravila vchazejic do besidky
kdez bez okolk1 Sc posadila 8
take mne pobidla, abych yedls
nj misto zaujal.
Pane Hartrighte," pravila
"promluvim vami uprimne
Drive vsak doyolte, abych ubez
pecila vas Q velike lct6, iakop
k vam chovam a kterou "a do.
bu vs6ho pobytu u mas jste 81 p.
nym pravem zaslouzil. Jiz va
seschovani naproti one opuste
ne zene, ktera je posud spre
vas tajemstvim a. kterou nazy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01
NapsaI w. cellins

sllIllllilIAiIniiilGi N
ljsem vse dobr6 Cd vas a toto
Iocekavani mne nesklamalo.
| Zamlcela Sc, avsak ucinila /
lined rukou posun6k, kterym
naznacila, ze nepfeje 81 ode
lmne zadne odpoy6di.
"Jako vase pfftelkyne," po-
kracovala, s'povfm yam primo,
lie poznala jsem vase tajem-
styf. Pane Hartrighte, obavanl
Sc, BE spdsobem ponekud leh-
komyslnym pfilis pfilnul jste k
me sestfe Laufe. Nepfeji 81, a.
ibyste Sc mi snad 2 toho vyzna-
fyal, nebot vim, ze pfflis jste po
ctivym, nez abyste to mohl "a
1pffti. Nehn6vam sc proto ma
| lvas - nilSoli; cftim ,jenom sou
strast s varni, ponevadz jste Sc
oddal beznad6jne lasce. Nejed
nal jste skryte, ba ami jednou
potaji jste mojf sestrou ne
mluvil. Dopustil jste Sc toliko
nevedome slabosti, zapomnel
jste ma pomer sv1j v nasem do
me - tot scele vase provinenf.
Kdybyste byl jednal meme sle-
chetne, v6zte, BE ami okamzik
nebyla bych vahala. a byla
bych vas donutila, abyste Okla
mite dunn mas opustil. Takto
ale mohu jen litovati vasi ne
zkusenosti a niceho vice. Po-
dejte mi ruku, pane - vidim,
!. ze sp1sobila jsem vam bolest a
jsem nucena jeste vice vam RI
eli ale nemohu jednati jinak!
1Podejte mi drive ruku, jako
| sve pTftelkyni!"
| Tato nahla laskavost jakoz
ii vfele jejf ucastenstvi dojaly
mne velmi. Chtel jsem Sc podi-
yati V jeji tvar, kdyz moji ru-
ky Sc chopila, ale nemohl jsem.
lChtel jsem promluviti nekolik
SLOW, ale HAS mi selhal.
"Poslyste mne dale" pravi-
la a odvratila Sc, ably nevidela
hluboke me pohnutf. "Jak NY
nj yeci jsou, nezbyva, nez aby-
ste opustil tento dIm. Musite
odejiti drive, nez stane Sc ne
jake nestesti. Povazuji "a svoji
povinnost, abych vam to rekla
primo bez obalu. Musite mas o.
lpustiti ne snad proto, ze jste
ucitelem kresleni -". Pri tech
slovech zamlcela Sc a nahnouc
Sc ponekud ke mne polozila ru
ku ma me rame.
NE snad proto re jste ucite-
lem kresleni," opetovala,, my
: brz jen proto, ponevadz mole
sestra, Laura Fairliova - jest
zasnoubena."
Tato slova vnikla mi do srd-
ce jake ostry nIz. v ocich Sc
mi zatmelo a bylo mi tax, jako
lbych nahle pozbyl vseho citu 4
vedomi. Ami jsem sebou nepo
hnul, ami slova jsem nepromlu
lyil. Ale CO na tom, ze byla Ia
snoubena. Vzdyt byla stejne
pro mne nedosazitelnou 80 TAX
d jinak! Musil jsem Sc il odri.
:. ci a byt mne to j zivot stale!
Citil jsem, jak ruka slecny
Halkombovy t6sneji svira moi
pravici; pozvedl jsem hlavu 6
! zahledel jsem Sc v jeji tvar
,IVelke cerne oci upiraly Sc ns
mne a pozorovaly smrtelnol
; bledost me tvare, kterou jsen
citil kterou videla.
"vzmuzte SCI" pravila. "Zd,
J ma tomto mist6 .poprve jste ]
spatfil, zde take musfte odric
. Sc lasky k nj! Neoddavejte s,
/. bolesti, ktera jest muze neda
] stojna!"
"Jsem odhodlan, slecno, cd
: prositi vas obe," vypravil jsen
konecna ze sebe. mChci jedna
III nnf3la vaSf radu . chc; os,,x,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

PRQnA ST LEVINE cihloxy dun
= 8 suetnicich, koupelna, "a
chod dlazd&na ulice "a $1,000
ma nairn6 splatky- Dale dim D
~ pokojich pro dvs rodiny,
'koupelhy : zachody "a $41O0.
Blizsf sdelf Vac. Unger, S28a
Central ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-01

RR0DA Sc LEVINE dyourodinny
dunn, move vystaveny v MT.
Pleasant, bude-li prodan lined
ponetadz mattel je povolan K
'vojenske sluzb9. Da Sc "a hoto-
We neb ma jakekoliv splatky.
Haste Sc v cis. 34l5 =. l02.
ul. aneb zavolejte telefonem O.
s. Union 94s w.
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
THIS DAY In THE WAR

JULY 10, 1917
Germans make two violent attacks on
French at St. Quentin. failing to make
important gains.
Germans advance in Galicia.
JULY ~. 1916
Turks report capture Of 600 Italians
in Trlpoli.
French announce that In last 10 days
they have advanced on a i0-mIle front
to maximum depth OF six miles, TAX
ing more than 1900 prisoners.
JULY 10, 1915
Russians begin evac/ation OF War
saw.
Kaiser sends his sister, the queen OF
Greece. this message 4 have paralyzec
the Russians for at least six months
and am on the eve OF delivering a cour
on the western front that VIII make
all Europe tremblc."
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
HUNS DISGUISED
AS FRENCH. shot
DOWN By YANKS.
PERSH|NC Wires
German Officer in Poilu's
Garb Also Asks Amer
leans Not to Fire on
Detachment
YANKS PENETRATE FOES
Line. TAKING PRISONERS
By the United Press
WASHINGTON, +.


WASHINGTON, July 49,
Penetration of the German line
by the American troops together
with capture of many prisoners
and guns on Thursday, was re-
ported by General Pershing to-
day.
American, troops cooperating
with the French in an attack on
the enemy's position between the
Aisne and the Mane, penetrated
his lines to the depth of several
miles, capturing many prisoners
and guns" the communique said.
"On the night of July Is to Is,
a platoon of our troops, operating
east of Rheims was attacked by a
raiding party of twenty-one Ger
MANS" said section B.
"Our men went over the top to
meet them and killed the entire
party with the bayonet without
loss to themselves.
Zone of our regiments in this
same region reports that a party
of Germans with French helmets
and coats, attempted to penetrate
one of our trenches. The leader
succeeded in approaching our ma
chine gunner, posted at this point,
saying that he was French. When
within a short distance of the gun
the German threw a grenade
which wounded our gunner. The
gunner's teammate seized the gun,
turned it on the Germans and put
them to flight. Another of our
in the same locality re-
ports that an officer in French
helmet and coat approached an
outpost guard, saying that he was
bringing back a detachment of
French from farther front and
requested the guard not to fire.
The detachment proved to be
Germans in French helmets and
coats"
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
S7OO FIRE Loss At
BLUhEhTHAL PLANT

Fire OF unknown origin caused about
500 damage TO the Office building Of
the f. Blumenthal Company. morocco
manufacturers, at Lancaster avenue and
Monroe street. at Gas o'clock this
morning. The blaze was discovered
In the main office under a stairway by
Hugh Smith. Of No. 900 Lancaster ave
nue.. who reported the fire to employees
Of the company. who were just going
on duty.
An alarm was sent in from Box No.
Il, at Lancaster avenue and Monroe
street, and the district flremen re-
sponded.
The indicator in the headquarters Of
the Liberty Company registered Box
No 6i. at Third and King streets. when
the alarm was sent In, and the Liberty
flremen responded TO that box alarm,
only to find that the wires were at
fault
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
WAR SUMMARY

(iII7th day of the war; 12ist day OF
the big offensive)
Aisne-Narne front-The Americans
and French after consolidating their
newIy-won positions, resumed the Of
fensive at o'clock this morning on
the while 25-mile front from scissors
10 Chateau -Thierry. New progress was
reported despite reserve forces Hung
into the battle by the Germans. A
strong German counter-attack south
west of scissors was repulsed. The
enemy is reported TO be destroying
supplies In Soissons, preparatory TO
eyacuating the city. United Press
dispatches fled this afternoon reported
that tho battle was increasing in fury.
Champagne front - simultaneously
with the Franco-American drive TO the
westward French and Italian troops are
attacking on a f5-mlle front from the
uarno between Chateau-Thierry and
Tpernay, northeastward toward rheims.
They have made some progress and
their advance is continuing thus in
crcasing the danger TO the great forces
Of Germans within the Marne salient
which ls being assailed both from the
sast and west.
Disc front-Extensiye French raids on
this front and in the W0evre district
noted moro than 100 prisoners.
Picardy front-German raids were re-
n,,lsed In the villcrs Bretonneux and
Molancourt sectors.
Austria Hungary squadron of "a
Its,ian airplanes raidcd Bola Wednes-
day. dropping five tons OF bombs on
military obiectives.
Japan-Tho newspaper Ashai declares
The Japanese cabinet decided Monday TO
Intervene IL Siberia.
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
HUNS MAY Retire
ON RHEIMS LINE
TO SAVE ARMY Of
$4,000 RESERVE
German Crown Prince May
Also Start Drive on
British Front to Re-
trieve Losses
MOST SERIOUS DISASTER
Threatens HINDENBURC
By the United Press
LONDON, July 1852;

p1 llC ClnACu HCco
LONDON, July 1898
p. M.)-That the Franco-Ameri-
can offensive may force the Ger
mans to retire on the Rheims
front, where the enemy has % re-
enforcement divisions (276, ,00O
men) or half their total of re-
serves, was the belief expressed
in military circles here this after
noon
1t was also stated that Crown
Prince Rupprecht probably Will
start an immediate offensive on
The British front in an effort to
retrieve the Rheims disaster.
Renewal of the American and
French offensive means the Ger
mans have been thrown into dis
organization inside the Aisne-
MarnS salient and Won Hindenburg
is in danger of suffering the most
serious disaster since he became
chief of staff of the Kaiser's
armies.
The Aisne-Marne wedge forms
for fhe Germans a pocket, with
in which Won Hindenburg has
placed probably 276,o0o troops.
This pocket swings southwark
from Scissors to the Marne and
then north to Rheims, forming
line of about so miles. The Fran
co-Americans are now driving the
western side of this pocket in
ward while the southern and east
ern sides are being firmly held and
locally attacked by the Amcri-
cans, French and Italians. If the
CONTINUED on Page Eleven)
Evening journal., 1918-07-19

The Germans already are reported TO
be rushing up reserves, but the dam
age appears 10 have been done. Their
offensive aimed at Epernay and thence
toward Paris now seems hopeless OF
realization.
The attack between the Aisne and the
Marne yesterday began at daylight, ana
at 7 o'clock French avistors wirelessed
that II was a success. Before 9 O'CLOCK
French headquarters was listing town
after town as recsptured. By 2 p. m.
this was a long list.
At many points the men were pre-
ceded by tanks adding to the surprise
and CONSERVATION of the Germans. The
initial surprise was such a blow TO the
enemy morale that counter-atacks were
attempted in only a few instances, and
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
HUNS FIGHT ON DEFENSIVE NOW
BY the United Press

BY the United Press
PARIS, July 19.-(4 p. M)-The Allies have taken the
hatve and the Germans the defensive everywhere
G statement issued by the Allied high command declared this af
ternoon.
The Allies have taken than 10000 prisoners and i'm
quantities of supplies and munitions.
FancoAmerican forces exerng pressure the
salient between Mondder and Rheims West of the latter
the interesting happening" the
South of the Ocq American troops occupying Cowchamps
and Priez able to enveop Neuily-St Front
he number of prisoners and taken supasses fondest
hopes.
This the that added
their list of Priez miles d
rey north of Courchamps and eight miles northwest of Chateau
Therry NemlyS Front of about 1000 people, three
miles due north of Pnez.
Premier Cemenceau watched the battle Scissors"
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
HUNS ARE ROLLED BACK FROM
S0ISS0NS TO CHATEAU=THIERRY

BY the United Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN CHAMPAGNE, July 19-
(eZ5 m)Ameran and French troops, after organizing
erdays gains during the night resumed their offensive between the
Aine and the Marne at 4 o'clock this morning
The Allies pushed forward behind rolling barage the
whole front from Soissons Chateau hey driving the Germans
before them
At the hour of cabling had been received of the
tent of the gains
Anen huge explosions and fires in Soissons-evidnt
the destruction of ammunition dumps and supplies by the
preparatory evacuation of the city.
One American unit pressed forward rapidly yesterday a
learned today, that they overlook of
Elevenl
Evening journal., 1918-07-19
ATTAB0Y, FELLOWS!

An American general in
formed by his superior that he
Couldn't possibly reach the OBJ
jective he had selected, said:
"The hell we can't; any
place | ask my boys to go,
they go~
A wounded doughboy deliv-
cred himself of this:
81 got a bunch of Heinies,
but shell scratched me and the
doc made me come back. Damn
the luckp
Another wounded American
told his companions:
"We'll be fixed up all right
and ready to mix with 'em in a
couple of weeks, but the darned
war will be over before then,
the way the boys are going af-
ter 'em."