davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Piolp til Sc 0uiereoe.

@aibington oen 2toc Sebrllar:
6nansminiiter Wcgooo, ser til.
llge er @eeltraIoireftsr for Gan.
bets Sernbaner, bapoe ioaa Ell
Sammenfomit nteo De 6erperenbe
aaiereoe antbasiabsrer, bpem bat
meooelte ben opmuntrenoe Splps-
ming, at 5orIpnin9er til oisie Can.
De er begpnbt at fremIenoes / tia.
Dig egenoe apantiteter. @l. a.
fortalte ban Dem. at ler Sog Ia,
lteoe meo "Facfing Soufe"- Tro.
ollfter bill bli ienot pitooer til Gr.
portbaonene oagIrg, inotil oen
pGrlte ariIe er operitaoet.
Slgelehes lnberretteoe ban Dem
ON, at meqem 100000 "a
100000 guibel Mais ON Soaen
mt anfommcr til peitIiee Morfeoer
I'll pioere SorIenoeIie sitoper.
Com ct erempe1 pon sen Start,
Der MI er fommet i aorntronspor-
ten, rrpi,te ban, at ser til oertns
Sraflf / December Blot onpeltotes
500 To9ne, meoenS 9(ntoaet al
No9tte, iom anpenbeS til bette
Srug INT, beleber Jig til opcr
5000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Stortvif Gale

Trc0Strnftatcn mellem Central
nrootcrne Oh Ukraine blep ~lorleocl
God bebonhlet / ben tplfc Hlga'
roQS Sopcofomite, % her fan bet
rel bpnoc, ct Ser bleu "talt Sp't".
Oct nofalotc "nationalllbcrale"
IartiS Gsrcr Or. 8uitao Circle
maltrt, talte loolunoc:
"SSSlloen Observation-Disclosures
nlco 5rot5fp 9icnoptogca, rnad ot
iorlan8e Nolibepifcrnca irloltGn'
oigc 3ommir9 al 6irluno, g
thultcrt, GitIano "a Ukraine, sos
IooeIIe al Sc tpifc gitlGnoerc og
2cttcre % A~ncrficnocIIe al 6reoS'
iroftotcn meo Ukraine. Snotil
@oIIbcuifcrnc / @icrning bier, at
Sc mcucr set oprigtigt, mao bore
militrre 6orhoIosre9lcr life ino'
ItrUnfc$ pao nogcn Mnooe."
2coercu al Set Tarti, Iom /.
|crig bar prrct IjberoIt onoet ems
! Nounet, fIonore0e 0erpna Yolaf'
ferrle, Iom iutet bar giort Tor
at pinoe Snmpoti hos Spitertc,
"Iom bar blsot ior Folena lloi-
hGrgigbcb".
9e SonicroatipeS Torcr, Gree
@citorp. par mc9ct tilTreSs nteo
Groftoteu mco Ukraine. "Oe:
brpocr crbeliN bcu en8clit- ameri-
fonife 9Iofnoc". iogoc ban, "pl
Qisr en- Gu0e poo Saren Tor Spr'
fiet ira Sc rlr2iiife Grsmnc ON
aonltontinopeIa Grobrinq". Wcr
han erfIGreoc at boerfen Stor.
NuSloo eler Hunpnicu funoe iac
Ioa rjmeliQe &iItoor iom Ukraine
Get aooc tpife Spcro or attel
/ &irfiombeo", iagoc ban. "@
ruifer Ell burtiq Iigierclie / bern.
Ncnicc1lbc % bar iuIo Stnio til
CT Irmcfonulonboen pil leic IL
Spgouc."
Tolen. iogbe @rcpelt, ioricmt
q. pinoc lin SclpltGnoigheo
nabeu % UrIig Screening meo Gen
trolmogtere. % ba MOI life fal
itole poa, at Tolcr pil lcuc Sen
itob mco Gcutralmoatcrnc, Mo-
@rrnlcrne MOB Sit iaitiTttes
0enholo I'll Sen miIitUre Sitfcr
heo@ SororinGer.
Sno i bette iomorrgtiac Siril
hr-&or blanheoc Der iig fin c,
enfclt QHslpo. Get uar Miuor;
tets z ocialiitcn Gcorg 2coeboll
San erfl0reoc. at bans Tarti pa
mcact utilireos meo Sraftatc
meo Ukraine. "ioroi Den / pistis
&enIccnber itob / Woeitrio me
Irincipet ON 6oIfcnes Selpbeiteu
~melieSret". San crtIpreoc, at 81
Iaffcrne pco beunc Sraftat bic
6rcpet iuo / oriei Sienoifnb Il
Sniflano.
&c tpite SociaIiitcr bar ct aor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Deroensfri0en
5~ori'riiel't irn S,oe l..

/ Champagne, / GIT for Hbeims, bpcr
Ell bel Del o%nlerifanife Irtiaeriiter
or polieret.
Get meobeles M ofiicielt for feritc
Sang, Of 9riterne bar opertoeet ct
mt ~betpoeligt Ifinit al Den ironlfe
iSront, nen1Iig %ipooper ira ct. Guena
tin.
5roregnet oct aonife life frantic
9(iinit npr Den belgilfe apit og Bel
aiernes life Iiinit bolber @riternc
aItioa M belle Sronten fra Norolieen
iii Oiieflooen. 0ette nbgisr Dog al
Iigepel %betpoelig minbre enb treble
portcn al belle 8eitironten. Sron'f-
mrnoene boiler iremoeles ben ont
fring 800 Ntil lon9e Sront ira Die
ill 0cn ;cbmeit5iife 8rpnle - meo
lot omerifanif SilGt paa ct Ear Ste.
ser.
Sra Rom telearofcrcs, at @rpnler
mclcm Giterri9 og Scblpeit3 after
bar nprct itrngt / %lGngerc lib, o.
ifisnt oct life bar pnnifelia at glGtte
Tia til @runoen BERTH, bar mon MI
facet iifrc GpIpsninger ON Somncr'
bGngcn.
Stnlienife Glppere ropportcrcr rcnn-
Tia, al Der iii ocn eltcrriglfe Sront /
%talicn or fonnmet eli lta0lg Strsm
al iienotli9c 6oritertninger fra HltS-
lono oq Hunnnien.
Ger or Innleoes neppe Suil on, at
Der foreItonr ct tort mt e'terrlglf
Nngreb poa Den italicnifc Horofront
unoer 2e0elie al General @oreoplc,
iom npliq ~oileiie G~rfehcrtltg Gu9cn
Iom Gperitbeiolenoe oper DC inf
eIterri9ltc Sore / Stalien.
Stoliencrne oiGtter pnu, at Def me
Nngrcb bill fomrne nlellem gltlco %
@ar0atlDcll.
Sra 2onoon nleloeS, at General
Nacnbn5 trooper M bnr erobrct Sc
rifo i YoIGItino. Get bar oititrollfe
trooper. iom bcn Cite Iebrllor NOR.
Ichcrcbc irb / ben bibelbiitorilfc Stoo
nocn at n1pbc innberli9 Mobltollo ira
Snrfcrnc.
@cncrol 9[acnbps Sront itrpffcr
lio MI ~tpcrSoner Tolritild mco Den
pcnitrc 1Slci noe ocb Mtiboelbauet %
Ncn beirc peh bcn noroliae Gnoe
al oct oo6c Nop. Norbouer ira oct
heoc Nop cr @ritcrrc Icirct long2 Den
ucitIiQc @reo al Sorbnn5 6loo.
@ctpbuingeu pco at @riternc III or
iait ctoblcret neb Sorbor2 6loo Zig
DER Iprlio hcri, at sc rineli9pi5 nj
mart fan fon1nte / Torbinbcl'c nlco
Nrobcrnc poo DC irllatborc Slettcr
Tit ior SET hehc @ou, huilfct oil BIZ
oent iii ulegcn Nntte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
9emne "@ater Bottle" meo 4Spfen fur fnn $3.50
Gm Sengeparmer % @usooftor
iom iutet Stem finlbe barre ioruotn.

On @aneiIaNe Tom benne er ubetalelie, life alens for
al ben aomfort, ben Saifer be ioIoe Sinternrtter, men
ierit % remit for ben Sialp. ben sr / Spsbomstilfal'
Der. Ten eamle Stit at lasse parme 3~alertener paa en-
parienee arcp bar ofte linbret tore Smerter, men en-
Waneflane, ON nil boloe iis parm Ell lang 9ib, er
raturtepis ct lanet mere effettipt MibbeI. Sntet
mer bolesr 9 Quarts % er ~iabriieret al bebits SIass.
hotolaeeiarpet 8nbber. Gals % aanter er al Tort &ub.
Der. 6lanen er ombpeseis prsuet 90 funoet pano' os
lufttat for ben ienbes ub. Set at fplpe % ifrues let
isien mse ben patentersse Sort. Mpe: beislie os bsha:
eelis BRIG. Eris, frt tiIienbt, pattet sGRe 1928
euer meo "9oiten" ct aar Inn ................$2.5O
Ierf! Senne @anbhaife irit for SuoienSelien
al to me Mbpnncnter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Oct nye Draft. Syitem.

@uihiugton oen 21oe Sebrllnr:
aIosiiiiccrin0en al ale Dem, lonr
or il1oregiitrereoe for Wfiltt9rtle'
neite, nlen cnonu life inofalot.
foreguar i oi5Ic Gage unoer &C.
oelie al o@iiitercnbe 9eneraIfrt9S'
fommiairr SobnIon. STclge Oct
me llbifripninssipitem pil lonlt'
Iigc Mfouoitober vi flaslificcreoe
for, noar Sc inofaIoes til Sieneite.
at furne onbrinses / %iaooanne
Stiniugcr, lem oereS ciolle GRID
ring sisr Bent bebit ififfeoe I'll -
cntcr mtoer 6ancrrm euer paa St'
oilltricus % 9anobriigets Snlran'
Sc.
&c SpIpSningcr, Ion alnsIs'
iicuin9en piI oiuc ailsaaenSe bpcr
@anbs ipcci,ae Sfiffetbeo, oil
irttc Observation-Disclosures Grop'
Scr iitonb til mrrtia at fploe gr'
meHeportcmentets Gitcrlpsrglel ef'
Ter crfarnc Irbeibere poa De to-'
ifielise miIitrre Smraaoer.
Otter oenne Tlan pil oer rinte
E1pis bli iaa, iom belt Hyper Wl'
IitGrtieneitc, ioet ale, iom or trt
tie % arbeioSopstise pil bli no
ifrepnc til en- ener anoen Siei9lre
ielp on &c ituIoc hape en- euer all
Den ScgcmSicil, hm piloe alcr'
Dem uififfGt til aftip Slenelie
CoI,np
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
II. e. Wapal Ncicrpc.

Der er ct INITIAL leotge Flaoler
/ Che llniteo Stotes Ropal &e'
ierpe Sorce". I~nIs9nin9er ON
OptaeeIic mobtoges ira nnge
Renb, iom er ififfet for oerne
8ren al arigstieneiten tiliieS %
bar emit til ct tr9oe mo / Dem.
"Sbe RaDol Iuriliarp GeIerpe"
omfatter 8orraabsifibe, Golfers,
SransportIfibe og andre Sfibe a.
Sanbels ifibenes alasie, eQer Sfit-
Der, Iom life er meo / Sletuntp.
Ser er Mongel paa looonreoe
chile Sisofficercr (&apteiner,
StDrmen o.i.p.), iom fan faa gn.
iattelIe Iom Sfficerer / "Sbe Na'
raj Iuriliarp Scrpice". 6or at
msbe bette &rap bar Sloaoeltpret
en- Sfcle, bpor ct beereniet Intol
bel iloruiteoe irtge Wpno al 600
aorafter fam fan llobannelIe paa
forbolbSpiS fort Sio, ina Dc far
fplbe Stillinger Iom "Sltnior 9ecf
SfficerS". Giterat De bar OPP
noaet tilitrGffelig 2oelie, uil mani
oa BABE ct ~betpoeligt Irtnl Guar
termaiters, % / oer1re &InSIe BIZ
man beige DC bebit ififfebe for
S%orfremmelie til bebre Stiainger.
Ser err praftiIf tolt itbegr9n.
ieoe InIebninger til SorfremmelIe
/ ale slfoelinger / Slaaben; mel
Der gipeS ingen be- temte Softer poa
Torbomb. Ser er Sfoler for benrc
Sieneite peo be itore Siser og poa
9itfpiten. 9isIe Sfoler / 6orbin-
belie meo Sfoleifibe, omboro poo
bpi!fe en- Gel al llbbonnel len fore
goar, %itaffer for Sioen Slnooen
125 Sfficerer ON Manneoen / fat
InIGttellc.
Iniegerc maa bape Ssiifolcuo.
bairnelie, og De bor belit nGre yr.
Der % Iar. @ioere freezes, at sc
lfal babe noget &ielr6ifob til Sri,
%gertonletri. llnberpiSninocn CT BAD
De tbeorctiif og prnftiif; cir flor
Gel Of Sfolctiben tilbringas til,
lbs, ombor5 paa ct Sfoleifib. SSor
at opnaa Granren ,er Oct ogIoa
nebpenoigt at gleperne piier Jig
lfiffet til at lcoe elIer fonrtanoere,
fcrlloen at Sc ntaa eootgiere, al
&c bar 6e1t fornsbrr Spgtigbeb oa
a~ienbifab til aae @rene al Irbe;.
set.
De, iort or 6rnfteo, ntna Ifafic
Ell @rflGriltg ira oct lofolc 9oaro,
c1n at Be life trGnge8 for at llb-
fplbe pebfonmenbc lofale Stprfe.
hinge Wpno, iom fife bar fplot
81 guor, naa erbberpe fine Sor.
elbres SiGooelie til at meIbe iiq
ino. S Ioropeiten fan ltnge
Wt9iro 1om bar 2pit til benre Sic.
neite, benpen0c Jig til "Sbe Wili'
tarp Sraining Camps IsIocio.
ton, 14t4 gioneer Treis guilo.
i1tg, ct. 8altl, Mirm., og oe bill
faa Jig Observation-Disclosures til.
ienbt.
&c, lom er lan beloige at opta.
9es, inoifripeS itrar, ntert biz ep.
pc bli falot til Eieneite pon r.
eler ire Ioaneoer, ba Ser er er
"luaiting lift" pon flere S1in6reot
iorllben Dem, fom MI en- / Sfole
0esltoen CT Ger mango Inlsgnin
ger ON SberfprIel til oenne 8rel
al Sieneiten fra WPno, iom e,
! ltouonnet for andre @perp / 8lao.
Den og mi er / afttp SieneIte.
Grin cfter TrspeercmpInss II al "Eecprnt
Soften % 9co Irnrn", Siutefie 90 melt uo
L..At ..-xy nT.A I. $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Aflr eGrrrlonnin0rr.

Gn 2rrcr5 @lerniuQ cr iom HcRcl
CT jurt Grhpcru omtrcnt / ole %auo.
l}c9ct 5trrp "a Iiocn 2en. SliQ
or oct aicmcmRuocuOc bcr / port
cQct >ou0, ion oog clcra tilbnr loa
oo0r 9lulcOninQcr pao allc mllIgc
Nolo. "a lin cr BET i%rcmocIc2 og'oa |
g}crlc. On carer er Iioct bcOrc It'll
let ems en- almulorlil Muaman0. ,Sr
Duitr,cn Nau0clCn "a Sielurten -
ne. tilocls o9ian ANDRE Sc0rIitcr, -
har ifost Ghautcr til goo T%orticucite
Nrtai0.lemcr cr ltc1et % %lo@oll
taarcuc i~orbc0rc0c: men sc, iom bar
e;ct fl Gin til en- al Sc noblcitc al ale
Cpaaucr / Sumimloet - @arncnc3
Gu0roQcl'c "a llobomeIic - sc itaar
yoo iammc Qlct, buor sc alto bar
itaaet % set tiltroo5 Tor &c itooia III.
aeune |riicr poa oIc %ipet@ 6orno-
~ocuhcocr.
GorholOct bcQnuocr / Ator9c at hli
ioo lent, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
mcliqpiS mart oil bli MOOT I'll al rorcs
Ia iiu noQct, hpi5 man life ltol rcli.
fcrc, al Nplfc'fclcn Qoor @llp al &c
iornronc %rrcrfrritcr. 6el1cnoc,
Scr ifripe@ iii "Gn9blubct' ira Sal
llnqool, er bctcNucubc ior Sitnotlo'
ncn mcr % minOrc oucr belle Sonbct:
"9tritcn / nlc al GnIcn5 Sfole
fomnntner / @ollIngonl ltnnr Ell Ell.
Ter ilcrc S~Urcrpoltcr icoi9c, iorbt oct
hnr uUrct mulia nj lou Dem beiat,
tlltrooa Tor, at Oc bor pUrct uhlnlt
/ Sfolcbloocuc Qlcutulue @olQc.
Gntcn har ott IA life mCl0t llg noACu.
cher iaa hur oc ut'ottc life tlunnet
mu6tuqe Goiteu her, foroi oc bar
ianet bc0rc ailcnucoe Foitcr pna an
ore aantcr.
Nfun bar her / CnICn, iorn pdn
onhrc aautcr, hpor ser bar pTret %
cr MtuuQcl paa %Grcrtrriter, mnnttet
IN iii &iturct for at hoIoc Stolcn
qancuoc; men Oct bar pTrct ncgct
nanitcliQ at flmuc lille &iturcr pas
Iaa, "a man bar mnattct pprc Qlao
FOR, bpoo man har funnel loa, iao.
lom ihp. mt2ifolcelcncr, ia Ill %
mco &euoer iom iuQcu anoeu ll0-
hounclic bar, eno en- torueliq Cm'
QonQ@itoIe fou al Soqcu er nentlig
ocu, at Nrbcioaiclf ticncr megct mcr
en- hcn, lout hoIocr Sfole. Gu al.
mjuoeIid GoQorbciher %lener f. a 20
Arouer. mems ell &prCr uocu Ilocrss
tiQu0 bare ticncr I q > &roucr "a
ocr. on ga cr rel life rcgct al lmorc3
ppCr. ON life ToIt nil bolNc Stole,
raar Ne men III aropa0rbc,0c fan
trcue iirc wauac mcr, cNo'lQc aaa
iuo poo SUregtoIcn "a uooame 'il
loul Carer.
Oct cr ir0lp;cuoc FOR ale. at bcri
moo DER bll en- Ioran0rjrg, oer'aur
ToItc.s brGoe &ol life itoI ioute mes
o. 80. E-.N. lbs ~ ..- l..EE. A--
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Svse al fnult 6las.

CHATTANOOGA, Gent, bcn 1Sbe
Icbr.: Winoit 20 Wtano al 52be
acknowledgement i Camp 6or-
rcit er irblogt pna Soipitolet iom
cn Tslac al at hape ipiit Garbp
inoebolbcnbc frulIt @loS.
Ger gif Hr9ter / 2eire1t / aftell
on, of flerc al bem beirnoer Jig /
CT, meget betpnfelig Silitunb.
Suffertoiet, Ser forbanolebeS
2cireltS "Gantecn", por ienbt ira
&norpille, Gem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
S~oleeporoist Grempel.

@aIbington, 3. e., 20bc ISebr.:
Charlotte, Mtih, ta9er EriTen.
Sperelrelte Mortb, auill0c OF @arn
/ @pen bar fisbt "gSor Savings
Stamps, fortoltc HeprGientart
,>obn Smith fra Charlotte meo til
oipeIig Stoltbeb / HcprGicnta1lt.
bulet ioog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Omaha ~Kv1gmarked.

Hornkveg-Native steers. $50. 25-13.25
Kj9r og Kvier 700 $50
Stockers and feeders. 6.5O-11.75
Svin-Bulk of sales. .1O-17.25
14.75-16.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Chicago Produktmarked.

cris fe liter "1eesrahi vohrn". nroefnI ben
M goboer % aicneie. sis eem e. Sumner al
glapei III % od - % feroer &c % en- NJ
gbenHeHi, Pal pi not siee al panfleuus eS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26

minbit 20 Vrocent Of Subi.iti,ter
for Speoemel / oct greo, De ba-
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Kansas City Kvsgmarked.
Sioux City ~Kvegmarked.
%. 8ebr. -

Hornkvag-Steers.
MOT og kVier......... S.O0-11 .25
Stockers and feeders. S.5O-11.5 so
Calves and Warnings. 9.OO-12.OO
SVln, 16. S0-16 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26
Trit S st ,tSrt drummer
FamilieDS uagasin

Mso fne potre Siu,osr. me irnollsnSs
6ortuuiuosr 9ooe Siosronsr, Naouoorbeioe
% p~rutttite Siut Tor 8pinberus er 'Somi.
liens gtasuiiu" Ct @loN iom bpsr fumilie
Der iGtteT @ris poa 9oot eGienoi ber BIZ
tierpt msb. SAB os isnoe Tenn int et
Summer pua 81 Cher, pottert noitpret "a
%puftsnbe iuIOt al iuterssiunte Eager.
"5amilisns @asofu,"
Rinnsapolis, W2irr.
Senb mig irii ct Drummer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-26

FNrtHED .s SECOND CLASS nArrrR JuNk 18TH 1908 At
-rF posr oFrlcY At DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CoNGEEss or MARCH s. 1891.
Evening journal., 1918-08-26
SOLDIER ACCUSED
BY YOUNG WOMAN
Mrs. Donbloskey, Marshall
ton, Says Mascara Tried
to Assault Her.
SCREAMS BROUGHT
PASSERBY TO AID

Nicola Mascara, who wears the uni
form OF a soldier, and who. according
to witnesses, has been stationed in New
York, was In Municipal Court this
morning, accused Of attempted felonous
assault.
Mascara, according to the prosecut-
ing witness. Sophie Donbloskey, ap-
peared at her home at Msrshallton yes
terday morning and tried to gain en-
trance. When he first came her hus-
band was there, and to him she con-
fessed her fear Of Mascara, but her hus-
band assured her that her fears were
groundless.
Mascara returned about o'clock
in the morning, and forced his
way into the house. He seized her. she
said. and choked her, finally throwing
her to the floor. Her screams attracted
the attention Of passersby, who went
to her rescue. These witnesses testified
that when they arrived blood was
streaming from the woman's mouth.
she exhibited a number Of wounds
on the neck and arms in court this
morning. Judge Churchman ordered
Mascara held for General Sessions
Court and fixed his bail at $1,000
Mascara told her that be was afraid
to go to France, Mrs. DonblOskey said,
and she seems TO think that he chose
this method Of avoiding overseas duties.
Evening journal., 1918-08-26

in an effort TO check the British. These
are beng chucked in as regiments. not
divisions. Some elements Of the same
divisions have been found as far apart
as Blefvillers and Mametz mine miles.)
Notwithstanding attempts 10 repair
holes in the line as fast as they de-
velop, the Germans continue receding.
holding desperately only TO certain
points In the line in order to complete
a breakdown Of their defense. with the
resultant change OF the present forced
withdrawal into a dlsorderly retreat. As
IL is the disorganizstion is so great in
places that British tanks have been
able 10 harass enemy transport units
with its machine guns, leaving wreck
age and confusion in their wake
A tour Of prisoners cages yesterday
developed some interesting information.
learned that the 10th and 23rd Saxon
divisions and the 35th Prussian division
have been added to the forces in the
northern part Of the battlefield the
Saxons being brought from Belgium.
They are cleanly lot, many Of them
converting their helmets into wash
basins.
A prusslan officer In another cage
uItW dlltullOU OH MS dTTlNdl ny nIHi
asking that his orderly be confined in
the same cage and then asking for
steak and onions.
The prisoners included large numbers
OF the third marines, caught east OF
Miraumont, where they were reinforce
ing the Bavarians when Miraumont
was pinched off at noon Saturday.
One Of the happiest Of the prisoners,
Judging from the expression on his face
was a German messenger dog who was
confined in one of the cages, although
he apparently only reflected the feelings
OF the young Germans about him and
responded to advances no more willing
ly than did the men.
Alsatlsn prisoners, said the Germans,
are scattering them in groups OF ten
throughout the army. They said
punishment for desertion was visited on
their families. In some cases their
sisters had been sent 20 work IN the
front lines, they said. This probably is
responsible for stories tnat the Ger
mans are using women 10 night in the
battle line.
Among the sulking Prusslan officers
was onB who was still aggrieved be-
cause tank 10 which he sought 10 sur
render lacked room TO take him aboard.
and he had TO walk back 10 the British
camp The total Of
prisoners taken by the British alone
since Wednesday is now believed 10 be |
more than 10000.
Evening journal., 1918-08-26

Charles w. Coulbourn, COS f. 7th st.
Giuseppe Iarlou. i4i7 Marsh Road.
Clarence G.. Bowden. s3i kirkwood ST
Allen neiger Wilhelm, 403 w. 23rd st
Karl II. Stierle. 522 Vandever Ave.
Louis Franklin Conklin, Jr, 1902 Clay
mont st
William Waichell, 602 Spruce ST.
Myles Henry Dickerson, 43O w. 29th
st.
Francis Aim Kemline, iii6 Head 81.
James A. Kelley. SIS z. 9th Sc.
w Ralph Galloway, 230i West ST.
George w. w. Kline, 93i Vandever
Ave.
William Frey. 2sis Washington st.
James Flanagan. 604 Pine st.
Samuel Lindell Fell, i3 w 20th st.
Victor Jacobs Raven, 7i2 Church st.
John Sidney Mitchell. 1909 Tatnall 81.
Lawrence o. Benson, 1903 Clsymont
81.
Jennings Scott Morgan, 2227 Jessup
ST.
Lawrence Raymond witsil, Hudson,
n. Y.
James Charles shotts, 1917 E. iith St.
Board No g.
Harry C. Demel, Ao5 Madison street.
John Joseph Walsh, 2i9 North Brrome
street.
William Taylor Davidson, iii5 Pleas
Evening journal., 1918-08-26

OF them, a banker and restaurant owner
Of the higher class, was forced to serve.
He had been in the army a year. He
said that all able-bodied men are now
compelled TO work in war factories or
go to the front. He said that soldiers
everywhere now realize their efforts
are merely sacrifice
one deserter who entered the Amer
ican lines revealed the straits to which
the German high command had been
reduced regarding man-power. The de-
serter had been previously wounded,
but was taken from the hospital and
returned 10 the front before he was
fully recovered.
The Americans now hold the railway
on both sides Of Fismes. The boches
are extremely nervous and are con-
stantly sending up rockets at night.
American patrols are maintaining con-
slant contact with the German lines,
harrassing the enemy positions day and
night.
Evening journal., 1918-08-26
80 REGISTERED
In KENT COUNTY

Especial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Aug. 26-H. /. Beers aud John
C. Hopkins, members Of Kent County
Exemption Board on Saturday regis
tered 80 young men, who have become
OF age since June 5. OF this number
seven were negroes. The entire list fol-
lows.
Charles Henry Baker. Pennington
Louis Edward Ennis. Paul Brown, VIII
liam Louis Jacobs, Lester Berghorn,
Floyd Casson. Ogle Dory Nelson, all OF
Smyrna.
Legates, Hayward Hands
lmuei A. Short, Jr., Augustus Schauh
RaHghley, Cornelius V. Robbins, OF Har-
rngton.
Clarence Bodine, Milford.
Samuel Hunter Hall, Louis Harper
Silcox, Arthur Carlton Lynch. Howard
Leslie MoFann. Alfred T. Moore Of
Dover.
Edward Addicks Walker, John Earle
Webbert. Hartly
Nolan Cooper. Magnolia.
William Earl Downes. Sandtown.
Harvey Jacobs, Frederick,
Charlie e. Warren, Harvey p. Rentz,
of FELTON,.
Stephen G. Walker, OF Kenton.
Negroes-James Sorden, Charles Tur'
ner Robert Wayman Wansley, OF
Dover: Matthew w. Baccus, Clayton;
William Leon Page. Smyrna; Roy Sud
Ter, WyoRing; Louis Hansley, Magno-
la AlexaNSar Forrest, Milford: Jere-
mlah RidgeAe and Calvin A. Seeny, OF
Cheswold; William Elijah Hicks, Har-
rington. and Frances r. E. Wilson and
Minfred e. Sammons Of Hartly.
Evening journal., 1918-08-26
MAsONs TO co TO RosToN

The annual sessions of the Supreme
Council, Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite OF Free Masons. which will be
held at Boston, from September II TO
10. will be attended by about sixteen
persons from this State. The Delaware
delegation viii journey from this city
TO Boston, September i3, and will he
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ].
Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Cleaver Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart ]. Horn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter w Bacon. DR.. and Mrs. J. Paul
Lukens and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II.
Baynard, Jr., Of Wilmington, and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward G. Walls, Of Smyrna.
Evening journal., 1918-08-26

The Americans In the last few DAYS
have begun a systematic cleanup OF OBJ
jectionable positions. The Tannery was
first taken. Then en- attack on a more
pretentious scale was launched this
morning.
The Boche had dug In along the rail-
road. skirting the south hank OF the
Nesle, and had established numerous
machine guns. The Americans were in
a dip south Of the main Soissons-
Rheims highway. They had TO advance
across the high ground on which the
road ran, thence 10 open country to-
ward the railroad.
A stiff barrage was put down on the
railway and at o'clock a. m. the in
fantry started their advance slmultan-
eously. Quickly they topped the high
way and charged across the open space
In the face OF a terrific machine gun
fire. The attack was so impetuous Il
sent the boche a-running. A heavy en-
emy barrage was put down on the rail-
way. but the Americans held on.
Only seven prisoners were taken. One
Evening journal., 1918-08-26

and for carrying certain cases from the
clearing stations to hospitals-surely a
risk Of becoming unsexed.
sphere In which woman would run no
Engllshwomen have no lust for blood.
They don't want TO kill but they do
want TO help their men. The wish Is
so fervent that II becomes almost an
ache. Thus they are already an lnte-
gral part Of the British army. They
cannot be excluded from aviation on
logical grounds. II Is no use putting
forward the sentimental arguments, be-
cause that is all in their favor.
There is a great probability that
women will be needed, and they are
all willing. All they ask is TO be
trained so that they would be ready
should the emergency arise.
Here is a way in which women can
help their men folk, and TO want a
thing badly enough Is TO get IL
Evening journal., 1918-08-26
FIrNFnAL on MRS KEITH.

Bpecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Aug 26.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Mary Thomas Keith, wife OF Earl
Keith. Of smyrna. who died Friday at
q Wilmington hospital. was held yester-
day afternoon from the residence Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Thomas, on Governors avenue, and was
largely attended by persons from all
parts Of the State. The services were
conducted by the Rev William Lam
ming, pastor OF st. Luke's Church,
Wilmington. and the Rev. A. Victor
Lightbourne.
The pallbearers included Ayres ].
Stockley Leslie NJ. Hirons, Harry Hoch.
George w. Hutchinson, w. Ross Jones
and Harry l.. Gafford Interment was
made at Lakeside cemetery.