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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04
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front cinem ltweren Seucr amsoeieEt;
bdufipe JnF0ntericlNormitcl
ltnisre Junosn in Srouhrsit WerSsn gut Ueris

tuirciieu gaabreun oce qsondis
@pril muraen bon Dem ffauEpor.'
talious Geportcment $4,000 1on-
nen 8uhibren otltr alft aehonobobt.
5n 0cn 9aperbaulgn ltnO aemial
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600 glanu emf Arei gRonotc III un.|
terbolten gie gImcritdncr neriiiucn|
iiber cineu IrIcarapbeu. nno IcIe.
pbou Ticuit bon 5000 NleiIen. Die
rieiiacn Tnds un0 gnbnboie nalern
iid ibrer goaenoinu. Ter 65eue.
roiuuuriiermeilier bot Irticn Wlonot
III 6rautreidj allcun $i00.000,000|
bfrausgobi.
Ger omerifaniihe SoIodt perItcbt
eS, iidl alien @erbdIiniiien ouSupol-
iau Gin berporraaenoer fran8oit.
idler Gffi5ier bot bic grfIdrllne ob-
gepeben, oob Der frieosaeiibte Grnn-
sole gern neben bem glneritaner
tdmpfe. oeim CT it1te ociicn wlut
unb bewimoere ieine 2erubeaieroe.
Die ainerifaniiden SoIOoten lino NIT
Stleioun9sitiiden poIIoni bcrieben, UNI
aaen fIimatiihen 2deen begeenen 5u
fonnen. g9eoer on @untmiitiefeln
nod an morinen SemOen berridt
Nangel. glabrlingsmittel ltno I'M
lleberiluB borbonoen oesgleihen an.
6ere gorrdtr. Die an Der Sdloht.
front 6aItenoen SoipitaI5iigr Iiuo oie
belt eingerihteten i6rer gtrt. Die
5eloboipitaler iino 70 pId5iert, BOP
Der beripunoete omeritoniide 5oI.
Dat binnen bier bis nft Gtltnoen
bort inter 8eban0llme better 8uuO4
arate III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04
Cincinnati cbnc
6emic1cs Gbcatet

Cincinnati, o., 4 0lai.- Gas
Ieutihe 5beatcr, mel6es big ntf
cine ein3ige GoriicIlina bic qon8e
5oiion, Ipenn mt9 unter ben idpie.
rialten llrnitduOcn, ourdeefii6rt
Bat, miro 0ieie 2iGe @oritelliing ni6t
mebr ge6eH 81 Oieiem Gntidtiiie
iit Gireftor Otto @rnit Gfn1io na6
reifli6er lleberledung gelnngt.
g8 tit b5dft wa6ribeinIid, 6oB
ods geitide I6c1ter tn Serbit
mieoer ieine }iforien offnet Der
aontraft NIT Dem @ron0 Gbern.
bans. luo geipielt iDuroq, III obge.
louFen un6 gdmi0 1T ni6t geneigt,
bas 8ififo 'ine erneileritng 0es
aontr0ft5 All f6ernc1men, 6enn 0er
PaftidJiaiHg Tt $4,000 bro 3a6r.
.Tie S0iion BOT 30 9lbeno. uno ct.
.lifDe ql0fnittaq qoritelunoeu ae.
5radt lmo ierncr ein IciiBit Don
$1,000, on5 tebodj 6urd freimillige
geitrdge mo Der Grir0g Der Bor.
iteQun8 bcr0dnlenH 5onntnq, bic
fir 6icien 8wet beioHoers Be.
iiiHnlt tUar, 10 yeulli6 ge6edt III.
gusndrtiae engagements foniiten
uidJt abaeihtoiifa iBer6en. neil bic
IQetr5abl Der giiqlieber als oieIn0.
ide lusldnoa@ betradtet unroen
un0 i5neB bic NrlGibnib gum Mer,
laiien ber Staot nidi erteilt iDGrbe.
lie SeilHaBIae oreier W2ltglieoet
bdt umn 6as @noe ber 0eitIdqu
gHbhe IN GladHn0f hrrbei9eiilbrt.
IN nnlerer 1se6i III felt 1896 BE-.
iidaoia bs'aIaes G9eater seIpielt
poroaL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04

Nlit Scr Qlmrriiouiiheu glrmec an
Scr ffon56iiiditu sHludltitont 3.
aliai (llon arco G. 8crdniou, aor.
rcipun0cut Der lmittO a'tcb) Sic
Mmeriloucr bobcn on scr atobcn
5dIddiiront ibrc erilen @ciouaenen
aeHad)i 8uel 5cin0e mur0c III q.
nem Nidibiueuacpebraeit bon elmer
omeritdniihen 4oirouitlc iiberroidt
uuo iiberpt ltiot Gin mciicrcr 8einO
mur0e III tincm bon einer @ronote
berriibrenoeu Iridter eefongen 9e.
nnnnen Die @eiduaenen geborien
einem gridtreaimcnt an.
MdbreuO Der beradngcuen gladt
fam eS gu Sdorniibeln 8miihen I'm.
iereu ino frinoliben Gatroltiacn.
8ie boroeren omeritoniiden 81.
uien puroen 5eihpeiie idjorf init
SdrapneGs beidoiien mdbreno 0ic
riidipdrtigen Stellungen eincm ,5eu.
CT nit @osbom6eu 0usgeiebt pareu.
Gas g9etter Hart iih ouf. imO
e. mar parm lm0 beIler Sounen.
idjein our6bridt 0oS 5eipolf. I'm.
iere gtbmebrgeibilbe ieiiern auf Oeut-
ide QIeroplone.
Wlit Der glneritoniihen glrmee in
2otbringen, 3. 01ai. (gon SSranf 3.
Gaplor. aorreipouoent Der ltniteo
GreB.) @ei eiuem beittigen 8u.
ialnaenitoB 3luii6en fiinf ameriia.
niiden itno fiinf oetiti6en g(eropla.
men iiber Der 0euti6en 2inie pltr0e
Gin feinoliher gLeropIan 3erit0rt INTO
Gin nmeritoniider 6lieger miro Der.
nibt. Die 2luerifoner griffen oie
feinoli6en 6lie9er, Die iib ouf oic
oeutine 2inie suriid3o9en, prompt
on. Sin fein6lifes un0 elm omeri.
fauiides 6litg3cltg l6ite iid oiis oet
2inte lui6 6ei0e er6ineten oen Ganlpf
Die iibrigeu oeutfhen 5lieger falnen
ibren SaHernoen CUR SiIfe, ptir0er
ober bon ben omerifanii6en oufge.
5alten. Ger 0eltti6e g[eroplan. Der
NIT benz omerifanii6en I'M Sample
lag, ititr5te pl0bIib IN brennenoem
8uitonoe 5u 9ooen; einen 9lugen,
Bid ipdtcr frahte and, Der geaneri.
i6e innerbolb Der 6eutiGen 2inie
5u goben. Ger Some oes berniib.
ten Gliegers lit Charles gg. G6op-
man bon 8aterIoo, Soma. @s III
Der erite amerifouiife GIieper. ben
in bieiem 2(bidnitt berfeblte, aus
einem 2uftfanpf 5uriid5ufe0ren.
Die ii6rigen iein6liden gGeropla.
Inc bra9en 6aB @eiedjt nb. SSu Die,
fem QEbibuitt 5erridtc Deiltc 8ieiuIid
glube.
iSiir Snmmies niro ant gcIargt.
Cine 2lmqritauiihc galts ii
5roafreib, 3. gl1i. 9tus giberldi,
flyer 0uelle miro ntitgeteilt, boB bic
8ufiibren reaelHdBig imo in WldiIl
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255,OOO 11tanm i'm
llldi aitS0cbcbclt
glebroSta luirb 1873 @lann uodl
0amp 1Ubge ienbcu miiiicu.

@oi6inaton 4 Wloi. - gle6ross
IA miro l,573 9lonn bon Den 233,.
600 iteIleu miiiien Die i'm M2ai AT
Den gSafien gerutien meroen. Die
glebrostoer meroen rad Comp
Dodge gebeu uu0 BON N. D2oi an
oiisgeboben meroeH.
Setretdr 8afer bot 0o0ltrd,, 0aB
er Den aongreB nm cine @eripilli.
girng bon $l5,000,000,000 onqinq
uno befannt gob. 0oB 233,00
U}onn nm @lot in Die llebltngsloger
einberltfcn wcroen, einen 9egrtff bon
ben Observation-Disclosures Der &c.
giering qtgebcn. Syn Ole gertuilli.
aiing tit Die Sunme fir bic 5ortiiis
fntionsauIagen imb itluere g[rtil.
lerie mdt eiu6eqrifien. Der gluf
5lir Stellilug bon SoI0uten ergebt
nu ale Gtodten nit glusnabme bnn
California Oregon nuo glebooa, bic
saeIeid nit Dem 9iittift bon So.
luHtbia bercits iobieI SoIoaten oe.
iteIt baben bob man es fiir an9e.
braht belt fie oiesmol nus8uIoiIen.
lin idntlide glusgebobene olSbiI.
ben 8u fonnen iperoen ale llebunas.
lager bergroBert tper0en ntiiiIen. Ole
qusbebung Der @ebrpflihtigen inn
Waoi miro nod auf Der g}aiis Der
9ebolferlng itattfin6en, ober ipdterc
Quoten per6en fid nod Der 3abl
Der Heeiitrierten ridteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04
zdJni5udItmet6Ooen miHeu gedHOert
uerben.

ggoibinaton 4. Dini.-@enn iidj
Die Sdloi3iidirrci ni6t ben berdn.
oerten ofouomiifef 8erb1ltntiicu
anpnBt 70 mtr6 bic Broouftion IN
benielben Wa5p mie IN friiberen
,g0bren 6cra6iaaeu Cabin tniltct
bic 2lnH6t bes aomitecs fir gtatt,
fit oer Observation-Disclosures,
cos cine llnierinhuHg Der s3n6ulfrie
.auaeitent bat Iie midltiGiteu @eqeu,
mnbrabmen, be ron oem aomitee.
6pridi embio6leH mpr6en. liu0 bic
@enittun6 fix Sdlafwei0en bon al.
lem qoH6. oas id filr ben aderban
-nidyf eiqnet dus cine aGgqmeiHere
nn6 iuitemGfiide 3iidtuHg BON
Sdl1iru mlf Garmfn, ioiuit g'e.
nublin9 Der aroben ggci0el1nbereien
6es g5eitens Big ai i6rer bo1eH
aabn9iidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04
gerlnte Der Nineritansr In fyrans-
reid.

WoibingtoG a. @lai. Die ben.
tige 9lrmeeUerlnitliite 3eigte, oaB 3
Wann i'm Sample gefdaen iino. 5
Manu erlageH ibren 8unoen 8
nnr0en ourb Gr1nfbeiten oabinges
RAFT. elmer ertronf un6 4 fnnen
onrh llnfaa 5r 9obe. Ia fuuroet
idjner in6 80 Ieidt beriplln6et. Gin
glaun miro befmiBt. gomit fteGen
fd bic bellte aeneloeten 8erlitlte
auf S6 gierionen.
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Ereauiiator Der NOnpartiinn qedsne
idImLhia bffnnhen.

Me6 Sling, Wlinra 4. Mdi -W.
2. giaubaa Crqoniiator Der gldtio-
mol gtonpartii1n Qedaue, ptir0e ae.
tiru III enem gro3eB ben orei E0oe
In Qniprud uabm iduloig befun.
ben, uQemerfunqen aeniodt al bo@
ben bic 6dfnui biHjleleu, ben Gins
friff IN 6as Seer nnb bic Marine
81 berbin6ern@ Die glhflnee ipu6s
mas einer gebnsptilng berous, bic &c
oui elmer 5ormerDprIanuIlituq INT
anauIt eernadlt batie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04

Hew g6ff Z Wal Die 1iftor
altiHa gladtl gompnnD wnr0s III
ff entailiiam ertidd0nng -
gtdF.eFs NuaTu'@ e eal0 iiir line
nnQelfslde a@HbiHailgH saf pe.
lar5png bis foaoRls naalielep
Ins Dcridf eGitb ben h io.den
naafH ilbliaD Auflolun6s5gisb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-04

gnH AHgelo Ter. gldi Gin
laugidner a1geTeiuer Gegcniaa
Der aeiiern nicer t5 Counties nie.
berQiug DE leii mebr 0ls guei s5ob.
rrn lnit friHea glsafn erbaiten bat,
ten, Dat bic IaBas GHrEe bemoet.
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Wctterberi@t.

Sir DH0ba Il. llm9eaeHb. EdDon
6euie abenD nno Gonnioq, fein noe.
leailidsr aelnperaiiirluetld.
Cir ylebrafs: GneifLbc iDie ebeu.
Bur Coma; G0sislh
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lsrie0spcrl crlaiitnlliime
in cinccIlt, 11ebr,
gleO. Sitns go!ue auO SiidarA.2
Wletcolie ipredJen Dor eiief%
srOfen geriautmluns.

2incoIu, glp6r., A. 9lai. gleb.
Iitts Come oon 2u1oba, Der meb.
rere Itonot I'M StriegsoienIt in
i5rontrei6 tdtig mar, belt geitcrn
o6enos inn biergen glu6itorilm Dor
ciner groBen S6ar 8eiu6er cine
ieuri9e gleoe. Gr ipur6e BON Serrn
Rid)ar0 g. qletcolfe eingefii1rt.
Serr Dletcalfc erfl1rte IN iciner
2lniprohe, 6aB Die oRonpartiian"
2iga cine 1tupotriotii1e Srgauiia.
ton iei 1tnb 6aB ole Srgnniiotoren
loerieIben, NIT cincr eiu3igen glus.
nnbme, ben So3ioliiten 9ictor Ser.
ger in ieiner 0oblfantpagne inter.
fifteen ooer nit BEN 8. 8. 8.s
iDupatiiierteu. Siernuf er5d9lte SER
Come bon ietnen ariegsaria6rungeu
Itno fiigte bin3u, bob ieiner 2(niidt
nod biele geIpo6ner beg StanteS bic
8ihtigfeit 6esielben nod nid)t CT.
fannt ba6en er 'pro9 oes neiteren
ii6er Die @rouianfciten Der oetltiheu
Sol6qten, bic an Srdtten un0 Sin.
bern beriibt tnurben, iofuie fiber 0ie
Seinltiife Der 6etltI6en Sifi3iere.
CT m0hte oie Iniueienoen oufn1erf.
inm DOB 0ieier Stricq fir rrg erIt
IT. 2tnfnngsitaoium iei tno erfldrte,
oaB binneu adbrcSfriit Gina q.
100000 omerifoniihe 5olodten dui
Sen S6lodtfeloern 5ranfrcids
ite5en Der6en.
$err D2etcdlie erpG6nte 6es mel.
teren aud oas amendment CUR
qonititation oas oqen ienen Van.
nern 6as Stinnrre6t ent3iegen mir,
bic nod niht ml Belts 6eS 5rpeiien
9iirqerpapiereg iino, @r iaate, b1B
it'd Der @ertei6igunasrot 6oril6er
eiuig tit 6ab feiHer Wiarne Del ben
gqnblen i'm na6iten Serbit ba8
Stinnrcft geud5ri mer0en ioG, Der
fih auf @rurb ieiner gli6t6iirger.
idafi pom 0Hl.tdr0ienit befreien
lieB unb iuenH Dies onrdj 4wbole.
iale dn1engin0" hei Der go5lbe.
65rbe geiheBen muB.
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@aibngton. 4. Mai sp6e
Icune gt1bl linb @nBeiien in aan.
be wnfbe pratiiid BON Der Neaie.
umq nit geidJlag belegt. syrgen0
ciu lleberIbnB, Der nod efIe0iauBg
oer arieaabeoarfniiie hetbleibt miro
an s3n0niirien brrieili mer0en bic
Hidf filr iee3Defe nrbeifen gieg
iptr0e nod einer gtang bon giabl.
lm14naten Bee goB6fs un0 &. &.
gleplo9ip, bean 1ireiior Der GiabIab.
IitiInng Der ariegsiuouIiriebebo ebogoe,
betdnlH.
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arieasrai sHfrieben.

Naris, q 0iai laloH N0iDel
Meneit, storreiponbeui ocr linife0
Qreb) Ger oberite arieagrat Der
glaiierien, Ueldler 6Um Iage lang
ii 9erlailles III gituna mar mar
iid ii alien miliiariidleH 3rnaen
einia. 9lan fl nit oeu bisber qr.
1irliqn gleIultaten sufrlpoen 20
lduiet eine 6eliii9e oiii8iglle antlH.
0ianua. Giaer Der Uliiale6er bes
Qnea5raig inate. General hoh III
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rummnEn ANn DISTRIBUTED uNnEn
PERMIT tNa atAA AUTHORIZED M TIM
ACT oF uclOnkR 4 ipik on ril.f AT
fmR rosr OFncr uF OMAHA MR.
nl ORDER Or fnK PRESIDENT
As nuRt rscN POSTMASTER GENERAL
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1oMs Nntoriidt erluelteri.

9aris, 4. glai Die Qlutoritdt
oeS fiir5lid gum @eneroliiIimus Der
1ILiierten 9treitfr1fte al Der @cIt.
front ernannten Generals syod lit
eripeitert mor0en; er leitst nunme6r
1uh bic Gperationen an Der itoIie.
niihen 5ront. Diefe Gntidei6ing
pifr6e bon Dem arieggrot Der qfai.
ierten 81 geridiae5 getrofieh
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Al AMERICAN NEWSPAPER wntcM
WrANns ron AMERICAN lpKAls ANp
PRINCIPLES rRiN1nn IN TIN GERMAN
LANGUAGE rOn AMERICAN CITIZENS
VINO READ GERMAN.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-16

. Forecast for Arkansas: Tuesday,
partly cloudy; scattered thunder
showers, cooler Wednesday.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-16
AMERICANS STOP GERMANS
AND TAKE 1900 PRISONERS
With the Americans on the Mane July The German prisoners captured
complete brigade

failed to yield the Germans anything
like the results expected. One reason
probably is that the attack had no
element of surprise for General Foch
knew of the German intentions days
In advance and the French made their
plans for 1t last week
Even in the main region where the
Germans made their most important
gain they have not reached the high
ground south of the Marne which Is
strategetically important. In their
previous attacks the Germans used
one division to each mile of front,
hence it is estimated that they are
using at least sixty divisions in the
present operations, which would mean
between 100000 and 100000 men.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-16
AMERICAN FORCES
HAVE ENTERED RUSSIA
OFFICIALS ADMIT THERE ARE
SOME AMERICAN SAILORS
AND MARINES LANDED

Washington July 15.-The situation
in Russia and Siberia is daily present.
ing new phases. At three widely sep
arated points the opposition to the
soviet government has greatly streng-
thened it's positions thus heavily tax
ing the inadequate machine of the
Bolsheyilxi.
On the shores OF the Arctic and
White Seas the small entente force
which has been holding the railroad
terminus at Kola and Mur1nanks has
been considerably reinforced and is
understood to be advancing southwark
along the railroad toward Vologda and
Moscow. Officials admit there are
some American sailors and marines in
the neighborhood of Kola but it is not
known that they are participating In
the southwark movement and 1t is
special instructions they would do so,
unless it were necessary as defens-
i've measure.
Reports from reliable sources In
Sweden indicate a surprising change
of sentiment among the Finnish peo-
pie toward their German-controlled
government making 1t impossible for
that government to raise any volun-
teer troops to attract the enemy force
on the line of the Kola- Moscow rail-
road, This has greatly relieved the
minds of officials.
With Finland practically neutral and
the local population in the Murmansk
country coming TO the aid of the en-
tente forces, It is believed the allies
are now reasonably sure of being able
to maintain channel of communica-
tion with central Russia and Siberial
against any German attack.
The protest OF the Lenine govern
ment against the entente operations in
the north is believed to have been al
mere formality.
Officials say it will not be enter
tanned by the entente and does not
recognize the Bolsheyiki as the real
government of Russia and persist in
regarding that nation as still in the
war ON tH6 oluS Vi tHe ShteHte IcSdTu-
less of the peace treaty OF Brest-
Litovsk.
The reported capture of the impor-
tant city of Khazan. about 450 miles
east of Moscow by the Czecho- -Sloyaks
following reports OF Bolsheviki VIC
tories in that quarter is regarded as
indicating the speedy extension Of the
Czecho- Sloval< control to the whole
trans-Siberian railway system east of
the Ural mountains.
The reported intention of the Boil
shevikin government to quit Moscow
in favor of the Insignificant town Of
Morum is received by the officials as
a strong sign of further weakening of
the soyiets
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-16
GREATEST GAINS WAS
ONLY mile AND A HALF
Lcna Range Guns in Greater Number
Than Ever Before Were Used-Gen-
eral Foeh Knew Where the Attack
of the Germans Was to Be Made and
Was Prepared to Meet 1t.

London, July 1.-THE great Ger
man attack was definitely held up on
the whole front east of Rheims five
hours after it was launched, accord
ing to the latest adyices reaching
London and the only German gains
worth mentioning were in the neigh
borhood of the Souain road and Pru-
nay, where they succeeded in pene-
trating for about one and, one halt
miles on a narrow front At both
these points the French began strong
counter attacks late i'll the morning.
On the front west of Rheims tho
Germans had more success, but the
only important gain to their credit
for the mornings work was the cross
ing OF the Marne and zone a little
more than a mile beyond on a front
Of about ten miles. The Marne in
this district is only a small, shallow
river and can easily be crossed iii
the early morning msts Its loss to
the allies. however, deprives them OF
d fairly valuable defensive land work.
The battle began with a wholesale
bombardment inaugurated about mid =
night along the whole front from Cha
teau Thierry to Massgnes, except for
a narrow sector around Rheims. This
intensified bombardment of French
lines, withSthe usual accompaniment
of trench mOrtars by the thousands,
also was reinforced 10y long range
bombardment of back areas on a scale
greater than ever heretofore attempt
ed. This ack area bombardment was
Systematically directed along the line
of Chalons, Montmiral and LaFerte-
Sous -Jouarre and this line is located
from II TO Is miles behind the French
front This is evidence that long
range guns of the most powerful
reaching Yariety must have been used
in numbers greater than ever before.
The bomiardment lasted until 4:30
O'Clock
Then came the German attack
launched at dawn under the cover of
morning mists. particularly heavy in
the Marne valley. The French COM
munications were well maintained
throughout the morning and news OF
German generations here and there
came through promptly to the gen
eral staff, enabling proper disposi-
tiOns OF the reserves rapidly and ac-
! curately
the general view Of the men who
watched the progress of the battle
/ from afar was that the Germans have
lost some of their punch since their
last big attempt for nowhere did this
! particular gain their swerving effect
their previous efforts yielded them.
iBy mid Afternoon the entente mill
tary experts were feeling >optimistic
although the danger was not yet over
1t was evident the first big rush had
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-16

view. The low visibility also aided
the enemy in his operations.
The Germans southwest Of Jaulgon~
ne this morning crossed the river VITA
a rush and promptly s,arted to fight
their way to the south, having as Their
objective point about nine miles dis
tant. The Americans and Frencl
held up this advance to such an eX
tent that two hours after the time
set by the enemy for entering his OBJ
jective, he was still far from it.
While fighting in the open continu-
ed heroicaly the American counter
attack was organized. Light artillery
was hurried into position. 1t concen-
trated heavy fire at short range and
when this fire had ceased the Ameri-
can infantry dashed from cover and
n ct the oncoming Boche.
Machine gunners moved forward,
and. lying on the ground, po red a
stream of bullets into the enemy The
fierccness OF the fire brought the Ger
mans mp short. They would not face
tue olcti dbu, utSlbdillt5 o. lHo's ihi
ally broke and fell back. Within three
hours the Americans had driven them
two aud half miles to the iMarnc.
Along one extended se~tor of the
Marne front the Americans were in
the open ground. making use as best
they might of whatever shelter offer
ed. The Germans were ON hills on the
opposite side of the river. showering
high explosives and gas shells upon
them. But the boys from the United
States went forward. nevertheless.
with gas masks adjusted, and crawl
ing at times for considerable dis
tances on all fours In this way they
advanced, bit by bit and when they
come close enough to come to grips
with the Germans, they drove the en-
emy back in quick order.
In a measure they repeated today
the heroic deeds of those who defend
ed the road to Paris in the second bat
tie of the Marne.
The correspondent talked with some
of the American soldiers now in the
base hospitals who were in the thick
of the fighting this morning They
ere in complete agreement THAI the
German soldier is no match for the
American This is evidenced from re
ports from all American hospitals
there being only few cases OF
wounds from rifle and guntire whilo
Df GItifprinD from
shrapnel wounds. Some of these cases
are serious.
The Germans apparently deliberat-
ed attempted to shell several of the
American hospitals near the Marne
front today. A number OF shells fell
intermittently a short distance from
them They did no damage beyond
disturbing the patients
Five German aeroplanes. modelled
after the machines the American avi
ators are using, and carrying Ameri-
can insignia on the wings. attacked
one OF the American sausages south
of Chateau Thierry this evening ana
managed to get close under the dis
cuise that they were able to fire in
cendiary bullets into the balloon
which burst into flames. The occu-
pants made their escape by means ol
parachutes. Seventeen American pur-
suit planes Immediately left the
ground and when last seen all were
| fix iiting well inside the enemy lines.
| Along the front as far as the eye
| 2,r ntNrr rNxyn
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