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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

wiadomiony telegraficznie. PonleWaz
X. Bubacz ME jest ~jeszcze zupetnle
zdr6w, przeto ME Oedzie mogt Wcze-
sn'ej wyjecha6 jak W koncu przysz-
lego tygodnia. Jednakowoz X. Blu
bacz jest juz ma lyle zdr6w, re moze
speinia6 obowiazki kap}anskie.
*
w kosciele sw. Jana Bozego, o.
uegdaj o godzinie 9-tej rano pobfo-
goslawiony zostai zwiazek mafzen-
ski D. Stanislawa Brzezinskiego, "a
mieszkaiego pnr. 1916 So. LOOMS
nj. 2 parma Rozalia Robska, Fam.
mr. 464o So. Ada ul. Slubu miodej
parze udzielii X. Wincenty Nova
kowski, miejscowy asystent.
X
PAM Elzbieta Kowalewska, iona
n Bronisiawa F. Kowalewskiego'
znanego bankiera z 51ej / Throop III.
NO ciezkiej chorobie i~nfluenSy' po-
wolf przychodzi do zdrowia. Jest ma;
dzieja, Re PAM Kowalewska " ME-
d1ugim czasie wyzdrowieJe.
4
2 powodu %grasujacej influenzy "
sw. Jana Bozego byfo IL wy
nadkow smierci W ciagu ostatnicn
dwu tygodni. Liczba ia sic z dniem
kazdym zmniejsza.
81
Ubiegiego p~oniedzialku odbyt SIG
rogrzeb s. p. Karoliny Ziemoa' H.
czacej lat 26, zmar}ej W dniu Sfgo
pazdziernika b. r. W domu phf.
47-O So. Racine ave. PogrzeD oapy'
sic z domu zaloby do koscioia sw.
Bozego, gdzie zostaiy z"foKi
pokropione pred koScioiem' a s'an-
tad ma cmentarz neutrality-suspicious.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
re SERCOWA.

Tow. Budowniczo Pozyczkowe i'm.
Ignacego Paderewskiego, W parafh
Najsw. Serca Pana Jezusa, odbywa
swe regularne posiedzenia kazdej
srody W sail parafialnej pod koscio-
lem. w skiad zarzadu wchodza: p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Ma plebanii sw. J6zefa, W kance-
laryi X. protoszcza, zakupiono bon
dow wolnoSciowych czwartej pozycz-
XII "a $4,000. Parafia Sw. Jozefa
dzielnie sic spisaia. Moze teraz row.
niez pokaze dow6d swej dziaialno-
sci W sprawie polskiej W celu po-
wiekszenia funduszu dziesiecio-mi--
lionowego.
W dniu 24go listopada, W koscie-
le sw. J6zefa zostanie ~poblogcsla-
wiony zwiazek malzehski p. Stani-
slawa Topolskiego, z parma Helena
Ostrowska, c6rka PIP. l.. Ostrowskich
lam. pnr. 1916 w. Alma I'll.
Podatku Narodowego zebrano W
parafii sw. Jozefa "a miesiac wrze-
sien $691.66. Poniewaz wszyscy ko-
lektorzy / kolektorki ME zwrocili
skolektowanych pieniedzy gdy spra-
wozdanie bylo ogioszone, przeto dzi-
siaj uzupeiniamy 6w rapport powyz-
sza suma. Kasyerem Podatku Naro-
cowego jest X. Julian Grzesinski.
miejscowy asystent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
Milwaukee i Ashland AYES.

A. Koziowski, prezes; p. j. Babon,
wice-prezes; p. Klemens Zarembski,
kasyer; p. Stanislaw Bogdahski, Sc
kretarz; p. Wincenty Koziowski, no.
taryusz. Sp6ika ia, pomimo, re ME
tax dawno zostaia za}ozona, obraca
juz kapitalem cwierc milionoWym.
Siowem, sp6lka prospernje swietnie.
Ma plebanii NajSw. Serca Pana Je-
zLsa, W kancelaryi X. proboszcza FIR.
Karabasza, X. Antoni K}owo, zastep
ca p%roboszcza, spisuje nazwiska
wszystkich Polak6w / sumo, "a jaka
kupili bond6w wolnoSciowych czwar.
Tel pozyczki, by dokiadnie wiedziano
"a iaka sumo p%arafianie zakupili
bond6w wolnoSciowych ostatniej po-
zyczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Dnia 1890 listopada b. r. W ko-
sciele sw. J6zefa stana ma slubnym
kobiercu, D. Ignacy Czyzewski, z
PARMA Berta MaGkowiak, corka PIP.
stanislawa Ma6kowiakow, Fam. pnr.
1870 S. Hermitage avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
"HH#E@

Parafia SIS. Piotra | Pawla moze
sic poszczycit 'lojalnoScia swych ro-
dak6w i 'rodaczek ku tutej. krajo-
wi, albowiem zakupiono tam bon
dow wolnoSciowych czwartej pozycz-
XII ga s5S,000. Radzimy teraz popra-
cowac. mad powiekszeniem funduszu
Observation-Disclosures. Ojczyzna ma
sza Polska r6wniez potrzebuje Srod-
k6w materyalnych; Rodacy do die.
ia ma Piotro-Pawiowie!
w biurze realnoSciowym p. B. J.
Zintaka, pnr. 3663 So. Paulina I'll.
la .Piotro-Pawlowie kazdego dnia !
wieczorem wypelniaja kwestyonary-
usze poborowym zupeinie bezpiatnie.
Eaten mlodzieicy. ktorzy maja kwe-
s~tyonaryusze do wypeinienia, racza
sic zgiosic do wyzej wymienionego
biura.
L
Podobno "a pare tygodni odbe--
die sic vice patryotyczny W para
iii S. Piotra i Pawla, W sail para
fialnej W po}aczeniu z u~roczystem Pc
k~wieceniem flagi sluzbowej (Service
Flag\ W celu u~czczenia wszystkich
rvch chlopc6w, kt6rzy poszli walczyc
nruskim militaryzmem, jake tez
oswobodzic O~jczyzne nasza z kaJdan
riewoli i pomscit krzywdy naszych
oic6w, matek i slostr, dat narodom
wolnos6 i demokracye swiatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Prswie ka1dy polskI agent reaE
no6ciowy og}asza sic " DZIENN1Ku
oHICAGOsk1M DO nie1ednokrotnit
prxekonai sic. 10 tn najlspiej mn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
PIOTRO-PAWLOWA

W koSciele SIS. Piotra / Pawla.
Sdzie proboszczem jest X: Maksymi-
lian Kotecki, odbedzie sic Bierzmo-
wanie dnia AGO listopada b. r. Jak
mas informuje X. proboszcz, kilka
set os6b przystapi do SACRAMENTO
Bierzmowania, kt6rego udzieli ]. e.
X. Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein.
W parafii SIS. Piotra i Pawia, "
m~iesiacu pazdzierniku, b. r. ochrz-
eonychs zostaIo 80 nowonarodzonych
dzieci, odbyly sic 8 Sluby i 81 pogrze
bow, z tych 16 starszych osob Is
ozieci. zmarlych przewaznie ma in
1luenze. Cd czasu ~zaiozenia tel para
fiji ME bylo lyle ~pogrzeb6w W jed
nym miesiacu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Stefan Bolewski, miejscowy orga-
rfsta DIZZY koSciele Sw. Jozefa ofta-
rowai m~aszynke do pisania mark
NC Cool" Mr.. 8 dla Armii Polskiej
we Francyi i oddai takowa W biurze
rekrutacyjnem mr.. sly pnr. 1858 W.
alma ul. ma rece sierzanta p. stani-
siawa Deplewskiego. Maszynka Cd
dana bedzie do Centrum mr.. 2gi i O.
deslana do Francyi ola u5ytku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
= .J0ZEFOWA.

W parafii Sw. Jozefa gdzie pro-
boszcBem jest X. Stanislaw Chole--
winski, zawiazai sic komitet, kt6ry
sic sklada z 25ciu zdolnych odpo-
viedzialaych ludzi, kt6rzy zobowia-
zali sic zupelnie bezinteresownie
wypelniac kwestyonaryusze wszyst--
kim p~oborowym z tejze p~arafii. Wy
pelnianie kwestyonaryuszy rozpocze-
10 Cd wczoraj W sail parafialnej sW.
J6zefa. Cd godziny Tel do $3.50 VIE
czorem. Ktokolwiek z poborowych W
parafii sw. J6zefa 1yczylby sobie ably
jego kwestyonaryusz byl wypeiniony
dokladnie a sam ME ma p~ojecia o
tenn, jak go wypeinic, niechaj sic
zglosi do hall p~arafialnej kazdego
dnia W wyzej wymienionych godzi-
mach a bedzie obsiuzony zupeinie
bezplatnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Robocze koszule, niebieskie cham
bray robocze kosZule 95c. war;
toS6 po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Dzieciecie suknie mary
narskie style faldowane
obrabk. robione Z VIENNA
nego serzu, granatowe
albo maroon wielkOsG 6
do IA specyalnie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
FRENCH NATAL DAY
IS HTT|MGlT OBSERVED
Prof FlAughter and Prof Green
Deliver Interesting Addresses
At First n z Church
Sunday Afternoon.

The citizens Of Guthrie assembled a
the firnt n. y. church. Sunday after
noon and carried out an Informal pro
gram IN honor % the French nafloual
holiday. n being the issfh snnfser
sssy of the fall % The eastlie. sf ne
beginning ~ tho Frcneh Revolstlon
The Grand Army with colorx sna
martial music. came in a body. TIE
young men we're there IN re- .,onss 70
the call Of Lieut.. Loren Starr. and
orvsnix~d q troop % the ne~ Liberty
Trimming Corps. amer which the essr-
cises ~ere carried out
Addresses w~v< msfs BY Prof y q
Green. of the o N 4 and Prof " T
Fisusser. the ae~ superintendent of
cfsy schools. Doth we're interesting
and filled with historical fActs - IN
the fnflueuc~< issdinx - 10 and
following the notsd event A isrx~
Frcnch fiAs occupied the center ef The
platform. and Amsrican nssx werv
nsmsfuus. In ths shsence a. TIE
crairmas cf th> Coose4I ~ D.
Issse. Col ~ X Hssnn1nv - eAasv,
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
WATER PROBLEM AGAIN.
C0NfRONTs THE PEOPLE
River Drying Up and Less Than
Two Weeks Supply In Sight;
Water System Dependent On
Elements For supply;
McGregor Busy.

Guthrie people are again called up.
on 10 conserve. This time Il Is not a
food shortage that brings out the ap-
peal. but a water shortage, And, sc-
cording 10 Commissioner George Me-
0regor. the shortage IL very serious
There Is less than two feet OF water
: tn the lower end OF the Cottonwood
| have bad a pump placed aud every
rance OF available water will be forced
from the river into our storage reser
voip but at that the supply will last
less than fifteen days
Al day Sunday Me3regor had
gang OF men working at the dam set
ting gasoline engine. preparatory
to starting the pumps in an effort "a
place enough water In storage 10
tide the cssy over rae Sry spell until
rain comes.
With each succeeding year the
water situation in Guthrie becomes
more acute: something must be done
TO correct II" said Commissioner Nc
0regor My theory Is that dredging
the Cottonwood would not cost muca.
but some meshod must be employed
OF ono Of these days We will be blow
Cd Up completely he said.
Weather forecast for ihe week. Is
sued Sunday promises rainfall for
north and central Oklahoma. II the
rain comes soon The water situation
IL SAVED for the time. but In the
meantime a ban has been issued
against spriBkling
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15

Win tho lsritlsh Armies IN France.
Jaly is-An important link has hreu
adicd 10 tbs chain ~ allied asfsnsss
before Amlena BY the saec-ssfal
Frsneh advances In tbs iloavr.lls.
seosor Friday The operation suppl~
monss that so brilliantly carried ois
BY tho Australians saa Americans a.
iiamel little 10 the northeast. on
Jaly I 10th attacks ~ur. under
taken for Tho purpose ot foreing the
enemy from dominating hlsh sseari
and Ia each cass ,hs object ~as
achieved A seanh The pa~itsan ~
Amlens 10 a.siaealy saruuxer than '~u
days sso and even hefofe thea shs
slllsa iias. we're sxasudiaxsy seiss
rhc rreueh w yesterdays push
have acquired elevations which noe
only controi IoaF rcsshes along th~
valley of the Avfe bat which In samv
paris aave lhs usrmans difrss Oh
servafion ~ ,hs city % Amiens Much
The sams thing can be said ~ the
ground ~fesssd from tho snsuy IN
ths Hamsl sector
~ the loss % these tao ouupars
lively small adpa of territory me
Cermana have suffered hssvi~T hlo~
Than nssht seem apparent 20 one who
rc,konsd tho extent of the slessry
simply ny the depth of the advance
Northwari along lh~ British front
the lroops have voasinned 10 ,esfh ru'
into iiunland for prI.on=rr sad st-enx
posts In raids and small st'Askt IN
The Merris sector the Aastrll'nas a.
soiuisiy own No Mans fsni ant ne
unhappy Germans hardly have dsrri
10 show their hesda for weeks
The british op~raiioas hsre In ghr
ast fee dsy. have brousht them close
10 the gates of ths Invaded hamlet -
Nerrs and Eisen them hlsh xrcrnd
hat anori. complsta observation.
iuiiinr tho enemy socs On daily snf
n ths aFrr~xsts lsrrs HuEisfs have
,eea Killed r~eentiy Yesterday ths
British carried out a sactsttful raid
vest Of visss B~rqaln similar ga
erprises have been carried oat nerth
4 Albert Mesnflme lhe British sf-
iiiery i keeplns 40 a es.seis-s tlfs.
IsfazslnE the German ilsss Of en-
nanicAtlon. a. the inssnse s'r ~afk
Ihich has b~en golne oa. slo-es d'~n
oeiaeily las, ~es< o.lnx 70 ne bsf
lssfher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
PRICE OF WHEAT TO
DETERMINE ACREAGE
Gore 10 Propose Higher Prioc for
Next Years Crop In Food
Production Bill.

Washington. July l5--iarmers Ia
Texas and Oklahoma have asked thai
IN. Government rne assurance an "a
tho price that viii be allowed for the
next years wheat crop. and Il Il prob
able Senator 0cre will offer an
amendment to the food production
btu when II Ia considered In August.
giving an advance over the present
rricc Many iolcsramr TO the senator
Indicate that the acreage 90 be- planted
to wheat would be- controlled BY IN,
prospective price II 4 the opinion of
the fooi Administration that the price
OF sg2o has had the result ~ incross-
ms tho production. as shown BY the
., timotcd yield Tor this year.
senator Gore bolieyccs that neat
years crop would be- on a guaranteed
price above this years figure aud "a.
poets 90 offer an amendment incress.
Ing tho terminal guarantee by ges per
buahel, This would make X. he says.
q For, Worth s22a. al Galveston 81 20
ard At Oklahoma City f2os
Unless there ie guarantee the
farmers do not want 90 plant on
letgc scale said senator Gore In
both Texas anf Oklahoma bester
wheat Il made n the ground b pre-
pared in July or August"
No successful light can be wased TO
override the Presidents veto Of . 90
wheat. but the advocates Of that pro
vision contemplate offorlnE an amend
H.ent when thos gricuilaral bill l. up
Ter consideration on nopasssge direct
Ing the President 10 issue a procls
nation adyanclnx tna price ~ wheat
Dgaai TO the advance granfed the cop
s.er producers On July 2 Senator
Gore says the copper Producers re.
rtiyed an advance of 10 per cent
rhis would bring the wheat priec 20
l2sz. which. In the iisbt of the presi-
tents veto. is no, expected could pass
,ither house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
GERMANS Cross MARINE
AND HEAD TOWARD PARIS
In Pace of withering Fire Enemy
Effect Crossing and Are
Pressing Toward Chanel
Ports and Paris.

London. July Is The Germans
have crossed the Marine at sew.
eral places in their offensive BE-
gun this morning. according to
zdvices received here.
The Germans have selected the
road 10 Paris for renewal Of their
drive, officers here believed TO-
day, judging from early reports
on the violent movement which
began At dawn
The main attack, il IL added,
seems 70 be in the Champagne
The advices 10 this effect came
% the Central News.
The feeling in London on the
situation following the German
attack in France u that the de-
velopments are quite satisfactory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15

ny consent 81 attorneys. additional
time until Angus, Il ~as given the
Guthrie 0as company 10 check 40 ita
books and remit - patrons the
enounts due them under the terms
NV Hawn. deputy 4 y clerk. ls
away on ha annual vacation. and FOR
tho next two weeks chief Clerk Doldc
will personally wrvnt'. with thu DO.
tails of the office.
A petltIon In bankruptcy YEAS filed
b. J " bradshaw apa y v IIalehins
" Erick brkham county rhas Al.
'ege that they wesc IN thu mercantile
buslnes. thar. ana show llshii.ilca
II the sum of ss.oJsxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
DOCTOR 3 CERTIFICATE
NECESSARY At WEDDING

Atlanta. July 10 a eugcnic mar
riase bill, rsaulriLE a man TO present
certificate of tealth before tho ls'
aranec 90 him of marriage license
has been unan.mouai, passed BY ths
State senate
Tho bill waich was introduced b,
Senator , N Moore. provides that the
nan must present health cerificats
signed by o reputable physician set
ting forth that he has no iransmlss.
able disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
WARNING TO GUTHRIE
WATER USERS

Beginning Al once and until fur
fher nofics yo1 must not sprinkle
your lawns 90 gardens: the water
supply is szain dsngerously low
and you must save water In Every
way. The departmenf u trying.
by difehine and pumping 10 bring
the water By the plans. 80 that z
can b srazfed. otherwise q lsfis
later u must - punsred direct
from the river and you know what
that means. and even then no GER
fain<y Of -upsiy This warning
must be besded for tn general
good. N n l. not your water yin
be turned off
Aiso. Be extremely careful Of
trash and grss3 fires. they are al
vays dangerous end specially 20
- this time. Bel water before
using fu -
GEORGE McGRDc0R.
Commissioesr Pub,Sc Utf1isSes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15

London. July IA guest al . -
lcsne hotel whose boots ssfc siel~r.
sued fhs .rop sior Cor their vslss.
buf failed 10 ressxer. ths cearts hsid
ma that boots IRE sslaables~ snt
skosid b. a. safsfaliy guarded ~
cash 90 I4~eiry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
RESIGNS As COUNTY
CLERK TO JOIN ARMY

Bristow. o6la, July % tusa, A
Corey. who resigned las, week ~ eoan
&" clerk of creek county. has gone 20
Camp Travis. where he q detailed 20
duty a, resimeniai hsadquprter u
y weakly OF Bfia,ov has been s9-
pointed 10 succeed Cory a. clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
eRirisH PULL OFF A
SURPRISE ATTACK

London. July fs-The eritsh at
tack in Flanders yesterday. the state
rnens sho~s. ~ss launches Or . front
Of 1000 yssos N the ns'shborhooo o.
the Ridge wood IN the o'esebsseh
sector. The attack foos sne enemy BY
surprise ana ~ss sseeesssvi. all the
obleetivss being maintained. All of
ths ~sssrisi captured has net yet been
collected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
AMERICANS DELIVER
a CRUSHING BLOW

With The American army On the
A@rne. July 1s-H.is . m. The
Amersczn forces on fhis front deliver
Cd . cosnter-sttsck upon the Germans
;s the vsux region this morning and
drose of the en- my
II s reported that the Americans
iszss advances their orn lines a dis
xnoe Of several hundred yards but
this has not beea confirmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15

osso~c. jsiy IA gioes pefssrs
~er. killed srs several sshsrs injured
sossy b. sne collapse % shs ssp no,r
sserss ~ish s~psr sns'is. - . ~srs.
hosse s~res ~ ly~ssrrer. Iss- rs.
nissses r4nssssfursrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
HAS n CONE TO rHrsq

Charges are made that oonfjden.
tai Information concerning Govern
msnf srice fx.az h leaking 10 Wall
Street Mus, the Government take
ever WAL Street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15

With NE American Army the Marne July lo-ln tner
the Marine front the Germans threw bridges
the river Over these the Germans passing under
whitening artillery progress being stayed
machine The Americans and their French comrades
have resisted the enemy the utmost and continuing s
character Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15

81 Louis suffered half million
dollar fire Sunday night.
Government control and rationinr of
tobacco Ia in the offing The crop IA
short.
Cholera Is raging 10 Pctrograd. tho
Finland border has been blockaded
against Russian people
British forces have occupied the
part OF Kern on the White SEA- Muir
man coast
-Four thousand boiler makers arr on
strike in tho shipynrds on the OAK
land side Of san Francisco bay.
All allies IN Paris joined in the
great parade sunday In celebration OF
the fail Of the Bastfiie
Secretary Of State Lansing began
hts vacation today lie will spend .
month fishing
Buffalo. y Y-F. : Hale OF Quincy
His. an ayiaior was killed by the fall
a an airpianc at Cursiss Field today
San Juan Ten thousand perfons
n San Juan hav, been M OF three
day fever during the last tao weeks.
according 10 doctors Of thu sanitary /.
service.
London.-Queen wilhelmina Of the
Netherlands. according 10 a dlsoaich
from The Hague 10 the Central News
agency. has charged Deputy Nolenr.
~SElP WIN rsse WAR" 0Uv
BAvsNcs srAMpA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
AUTO FEES s>oRe THAN PAY
sussiNc EXPENSES or LAwroM

Fess collected By The clfy q Lawfon
from automobiles IN livery service.
CONVERSIONS. picture shows and water
rents. vill more than defrzy the run.
nins expsnsss 81 the city There are
60 svsonibile> n livery service The
s-sr cotler<sd last year smosnfsd t.
s's'ys' s'aA~A-n>AA.-AA-~aj
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-15
TERRIFIC BATTLE Is
RAGINGNEARV VAUX
Yankee Troops on Chateau - Thiery Sector
Holding Ground Against Vicious Thrusts BY
Enemy; Huns Hurl Heavy Shells rs Miles
Behind Allied Lines; Germans Cross Marine
BULLETIN.

With the American Army the Marne July i5The Germans
daylight this morning made violent attack the American
positions west Of Chateau Thierry. especially vaux-
The attack after violent bombardment Of high
explosives and gas shells throughout the The American
sought shelter wherever available When the
infantry appeared the Americans the attackers
with rain Of machine gun bullets
The latest reports say the Americans holding their
in the fighting maintaining their positions.
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ALLIES ONLINE FROM
SEA ON TO SALONIKI
General Foch Applies Principal Of Unity in
Albania; Redemption Of Serbia Possible With
Entrance Into Bulgaria Open; Italians, Eng.
lish and French In Great Italian Drive
ALLIED TROOPS ADVANCE IN ITALIAN OFFENSIVE


Vienna July 10 Allied Albania continue 10 advance
official Auztro hsadquArte 10
day Increased activity Is noted the Italian front
Italian and allied troops Albania and Macedonia have
cecded pcccting angle 'front.' extending from the Adac
Saonh the Aegean distance Of 200 miles
according the latest reports
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London July Sovak troops have captured the city
Kasan $50 miles Of Moscow and Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen reported from Moscow The city
taken after the bolshevik had put UP violent
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London. Queen wilhelmina Of the
Netherlands. according 10 a disoaich
from The Hague 20 the Central News
agency. has charged Deputy Nolenr.
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AMERICAN GUNNERs DIE BUT DO NOT RETREAT.

VIII the American Army the Marne July ID The opera
on Vaux appeared be faint for after began the
Germans attacked all along the Mane where they calamity
American and the French The
esh crossing made at the peak Of the big river bed The
American machine and nfanymen fought and died where
they stood here.
Others Of the American withdrew strategcy the
attacked from of Chateau hy along the Marne
east Of Dormans. making additional crossings.
clear that the German attack in the vaux region
py broke down under the American counter Further
sharp fighting likely develop this time however
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GREAT BATTLE is IN PROGRESS EAST OF PARIS

Paris Paris the suburbs
the Matin heard violent artillery fire the early hours today
The sky toward the constantly lit up by
electrical storm
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BULLETIN

Paris July l5A offensive by the Germans begun
carly this morning the region between Rheims and the Agonne
On the between Chateau Thery and the Main de Mas
the German attacked this morning the office
The French meeting the shock the attack with
and the battle continues
The struggle proceeding front of about 80 kometers
approximately so miles).
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The body OF Major Joha parros
Mitchell former mayor OF New York
city. who was ALLIED when his scout
airplane fell near Gerrtner Field. la.
was taken TO hh mothers hom. IN
New York cny and later Transferred
10 tho city Hall. where Il lay IA
state before " funeral
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CHANCE FOR MEN
TO ADVANCE IN SERVICE

The local exemption board has
been Instructed 10 recslve applic@-
tions for volunteer service IN special
mechanical training AZ the University
q Texas At Austin Men Of the dr.ss
ohly ere eligible. Iris affords .
splendid opportunity FOR young men
Who have kno~ledrs of gasoline en-
zines 10 advance In the service. from
tbs start Appis.fion~ must be
made before July i7th a. Logan
oosnfy's quota y small
soHN DAVIS oRGAa
DEAD ~ ooliviA
L~s<z. BOLIVIA ysIy. i5.--Johs Davis
CResr Of Missouri. American min
isser 70 Bolivia slsos 1u3. l1sd bsrs
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