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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
AMERICA GIVES NEEDED SOURCE
 FOR RESERVES
Troop Movement Will Be Speeded Up to Aid Allies in Offensive Against Hun Force in France
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WASHINGTON, July 2S-With prob ably not much more than a quarter of a million American troops engaged in the present battle but with virtually a million others either in France or has tening across the ocean to join in the fight, General Foch has been able to turn the tables of the enemy and strike a blow that has changed the whole trend of the war
 Officials here, while fully recogniz- ing the fact that the Americans are to- day only a comparatively small part of the vast forces, realize that the American army in going forward in a constantly increasing stream is the governing factor in restoring the init iative to the allies. Plans are talk ing shape to accelerate the American military program.
 It is practically certain General Foch will have at least 100000 Amer ican troops before the present season closes. Secretary Baker announced the war departments new program en- braces enlarged army appropriations. notifications of the draft ages and plans for a larger mobilization would soon be ready for congress.
 He would give no details. but the plans probably aim at getting under arms without delay a total force not far short of the five million figure dis- cussed in congress.
 The fighting in the Aisne salient has opened new possibilities. There is increased need for haste in the opin- ion of officials, in getting full Amer ican manpower ready to supplement the efforts that appear now to be talk ing shape toward hurling the enemy back all along the front and beginning the advance that will end only when victory has been achieved.
 Rports indicated fully one-half of all ground won by the Germans in the Aisne salient already has been recov- cred. MT. Baker said the reports from General Pershing were satisfac- tory. It was clear officials are en- grossed in preparations for offensive battles on an even larger scale.
 The German offensive arch in Franch has rested on two great pillars, one in the Picardy front and the other on the Marne. It has been repeatedly stated that the pressing home of this mighty pincer movement, threatening both Paris and the channel ports as it progressed, has been the German object from the first day the battle of 1918 was opened last March.
 The southern pillar of that arch has now been gravely weakened. By desperate efforts the Germans are seeking to prevent it from cOllapsing. Even if the allied advance is checked now there appears little likelihood the enemy would recreate his tactical po- sitiOn on a basis that would permit him to continue his old plan of cam paign before the coming of winter. The allied reserves on the Aisne- Marne line now have the advantage of intreior lines. They occupy a salient buttressed by forests and other strong positions which the enemy was unable to break through when in their full strength. It appeared possible to some officers that the next few days might
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
POSTMASTER GENERAL WILL BE IN CHARGE OF ADMINIsTRA- TON OF GREAT TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE SYSTEMS OF THE ENTIRE COUNTRY
WIRELESS IS EXCLUDED
PRESENT MANAeEMENTs AND EMPLoYEs WILL CONTINUE UNI TIL OTHERWISE DECIDED AND BURLEsoN WILL INTERFERE AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE

WASHINGTON. July 25-Act-
 ing under the authority recently
 conferred by congress, President
 Wilson today issued a proelama-
 tiOn taking all telephone and tele-
 graph lines under government op-
 eration and control at midnight,
 Wednesday. July S1
 Although congress empowered him to do so. the president did not include wireless systems, because the navy al- ready is in control of them and he also did not include ocean cables. pre- sumably because contracts the cable companies have with foreign govern ments on whose shores they land. con- tain clauses respecting government Op- eratiOn which raised involved ques- tions. The navy already Is in prac- tical control of the cables through its censorship.
 The presidents proclamation placed a decision of the wire systems with Postmaster General Burleson and pro vided until otherwise decided the pres ent managements and employees will continue Present financial arrange ments also will continue with the ap- proval of the postmaster general. In statement accompanying the presi- dents proclamation Postmaster Gen eral EurlesOn announced to the cOun- try that his policy would be on of the least possible interference with the wire communication systems consis- tent with the interests and needs or the government Press wire service. Mir BurlesOn said. would be interferec with only to improve its facilities. and farmers telephones would be inIer- fered with only to facilitate their con nectiOn with the larger lines.
 No general policy has been decided on. the postmaster general announced and public notice will be given of any plans to change present arrangements.
 Hedging to the public his best ef- forts for the most efficient service at the least cost, the postmaster general declared he welcomed the suggestions and corporations of the men who have built up the systems.
 Postmaster General BurlesOn will personally take charge of the admin istration wire communications and will be assisted by a committee of three. composed of John l.. KOonz, first as sistant postmaster general in subjects of organization and administration; David s. Lewis. former congressman from Maryland. now a member of the tariff commission. on subjects of op- eration: and Wm. H. Lamar. solicitor for the postoffiee department on mat ters of finance.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
DOUGLAS WILL SPEAK IN CITY
 THIS EVENING
Arizona Man Who Has Ac- complished Much in Red Cross Work in France Will Talk to Bisbee People

James s. Douglas, who recently
 returned from France where he has
 been in charge of storage ware
 houses in the system established
 by the American Red Cross soci-
 ety, will address the people of Bis
 bee this evening at o'clock in
 front of the Phelps-Dodge Mer-
 camille company's store. Every
 one in the district not only is in-
 vited but urged to be present to
 hear what our soldiers are doing
 on the fighting line and what our
 dollars are accomplishing behind
 it to alleviate the sufferings of our
 allies.
 None is better prepared to tell this story than is MT. Douglas. For almost ! year he, with William H. Brophy oi his city, and other patriotic Ameri ,ans unable to get into the front line trenches, but able and willing to per orm any duty which they were fitted nave been aiding Uncle Sam by sys and handling his Red Cross supplies. This involved getting to gether immense stores not alone C actual military necessities, but of all iorts of supplies for the relief of the ,ivil population.
 How this has been accomplished un il the result is a monument to Ameri ,an efficiency, is a matter of interest O every man, woman and child in this
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24

When you get an opportunity will you not express to those who are working for the board and for the corporation the keen interest with which I follow all these ope- rations and the accomplishments of each bureau and agency and yard?"
 Mir. Schwab's indorsement of the mems proposal to splash the kaiser again by launching 100 ships in a single day was whole hearted
 While the launching record for the Fourth of July was splendid" he said, let us strive to make the Labor day record even still greater"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
German Writers Tell AU
 People to Watch Carefully
 Mighty Struggle UnderlUGy

AMSTERDAM. July 23.-The Cologne Gazette's war correspond ent says that never before had the variegated enemy nationalities presented a more solid and com pact front
 "The present clash of hostile forces" he adds. "is the most gi- gantic and terrible conflict of mental and physical energy ever seen. There is no room for plati- tudes. Now begins the final phase of the war"
 He asked the people at home ito follow the development of this
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
YANKEE TROOPS CONTINUE UPON
 HEELS OF HUN
Advance in Mode Suited to Terraine Resulting in Add ing to Capture of Prisoners and Guns

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. July 2S, (By the Associated Press.) American aviators today took over from the British one of the most important seaplane stations on the English coast. from wnica they will do continuous patrol duty over a large area of the sea
 The American aviators stationed on the English coast have hereto fore been working as part of the British squadrons and this is the first purely American station in England.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
FISHING BOAT
 LATEST VICTIM
 OF GERMAN SUB
Bomb Used to Send Crack Gloucester Schooner to Bot tom While Crew Escapes in Small Boats
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KENNEBUNK PORT. Me, July 23 German submarines have strunck again off the New England coast. This time an undersea raider sank with bomb the crack knockabOut GlOuces- ter fishing schooner Robert and Ricn- ard. near Cassebank sixty-five miles east by southeast of Cope POrpoise on the southeastern coast of Maine at 10:30 o'clock Monday morning. This was approximately 100 miles north of the spot where a U-bOat sank four coal barges off orleans, Cape Cod, Sunday morning and the time was almost twenty-four hours later to the minute than the opening of the Cape Cod foray. The crew of twenty-two escape1 in dories.
 The first dOry contained three men, landed here tonight The men report ed the others not far behind and mo- tor boats were sent in search.
 The first dory men to land said the submarine emerged on their port bow at 10 o'clock Monday morning and fired a warning shot across their bow.
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL
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 VIENNA (via Londonl July 2S.-An official statement from AustrO-Hunsar- ian general headquarters today says; Tn the Italian theater there were artillery duels of varying intensity.
 "On the Albanian front attemped enemy attacks on both sides of the upper Devoh were beaten back.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
President and SchWGb Are Agreed On Program Of
 Launching On Labor Day

WASHINGTON, July 23.-In- dorsing the suggestion of Pacific coast ship yard workers that Labor day be made a second great launching, Charles M Schwab. di- rector general of the emergency fleet corporation today transmit ted to the men working with him a letter from President Wilson ex- pressing the keen interest" with which the president is following the progress of the ship building program.
 President Wilson's letter was addressed to Chairman Hurley of the shipping board acknowledging a report of progress. The presi- dent added:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
FOOD SITUATION MUCH IMPROVED
 AYERS HOOVER
Says Emphatically That All Anxiety as to Great Essen tials of Food Now Is Past; Conditions Favorable
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LONDON. July Speaking at a luncheon given in his honor by the lord mayor at the mansion house to- day, Herbert c. Hoover. the American food administrator. gave a most reas- surfing review Of the food situation.
 We can say emphatically that all anxiety as to the great essentials of food is now past" Mir Hoover de- clared.
 This is one of the few social af- fairs which MT Hoover will attend during his stay in London. There were present many distinguished public men.
 Reviewing what already had been done in the way of increased produc- ton and saving In consumption Of voluntary effort and rationing, Mir. Hoover said the eXertiOn of the Amer ican agricultural authorities and farm CTS had borne such fruit that there will be no need during the next twelve months for any restriction on the vol
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
RALPH FLEETWOOD HELD PRISONER IN LIMBERG
 CAMP SAYS MESSAGE

The anxiety os friends and rela- tives of Ralph Ellinwood. son of MT. and Mrs. E E. EllinwOOd of Risbee, was relieved yesterday when the following message was received from Senator Henry F. Ashurst:
 Washington. D. C.. July 23, 1918. F. F. Ellinwood, Bisbee, Arizona.
 Am just advised that Ralph is well and is at Camp Limberg, An Ber-Lahan, Germany. American Red Cross at Berne, Switzerland. is sending him twenty pounds of food each week.
 ASHURST.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24

UNDATED WAR LEAD BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.-The allied troops on the Soissons-Rheims salient continue to gain. both on the western side of the battle front and on the south along the Marne and toward Rheims, notwithstanding in the resis- tance of the Germans While tine latest gains reported are not as great. on the whole, as those of previous days, they nevertheless have added positions of strategic value to the allied line for the further prosecutions of the efforts to clear the territory of the enemy. More prisoners. guns and war stores have fallen into the hands of the American, French and British troops.
 The French to the northwest, mid wave between SoissOns and Amiens, have delivered blow against the Ger man line which has been productive of excellent results. Striking on a front of about four miles they pene- trated about two miles and gained the heights dominating the valley of the Avre. Fifteen hundred Germans were captured by the French. The official communication issued by the French war office refers to this fighting as a local operation.
 South of Soissons the drive of the forces toward Fere- En-Tardenois has pushed further back the Germans on both sides of the Ourcq river. South of the river, not fierce resistance the al- lied forces reached the railroad line between Armentieres and Coincy run ming southward to Chateau Thierry and pressed beyond it. This brings the French and American troops rela- lively to within seven miles of Fere- En-Tardenois and also gives them a position for big gun play over the eastern section of the rail
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24

stupendous struggle with the gray est attention. for the enemy is now challenging us to put forth our very utmost efforts"
 Other writers exhOrt the Ger man people to remember VOn Hin denburg's appeal for patience ana his declaration that the battle plans must be allowed time to ma ture A favorite assertion is that the enemy forces have been sem sibly weakened and that Won Hin denburg and Ludendorff will not allow the initiative to be wrested from their hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
WoBeLY ORGANIZER ON
 WITNESS STAND TELLS
 HIS ALLEGED TROUBLES
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CHICAGO, July 23.-Charles Plahn. an organizer for the l. w. w. told of his experiences with the l. W. w. conspiracy trial
 When he first went to Bessemer in 1917. he said, he was thrown in jail when he asked for the I. w w. headquarters. Later he was car ried out into the country in an automobile and beaten.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE AISNE-MARNE FRONT. July 23. (By the Associated Press.) nation reaching the intelligence de partment of the American army to- night indicated that the Germans were still continuing their retreat. Far be- hind their lines they are being sub
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-24
MORE PRISONERS STORES AND ALI
 SORTS OF GUNS
Germans Fighting Desperately to Hold Back Troops While They Make Retreat From Danger Zone

LONDON. July 24-According 10 careful estimates warranting ac- ceptance. says Reuters correspond ent on the French front, the Ger mans have employed between 60 and 70 divisions since July 15 and have lost 1SO.0OO men killed, wound ed and prisoners.
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WEATHER.

ARIZONA: Wed and
 Thurs. gen. fair not much change tenn
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
ODDfL CESKOSLO LOVENSKEHO VOL
SKANA CESTE DO AMERIKY.
OHLASUJE TAX PRAVEZ RUSKA PRIBYLA
MISSILE CERvENEHO KRfzE.

Pacificky pffstav, 21. Ger
vna. clenove misie ameri-
.ck6ho kffze pfijeli sem Q Ru-
ska q oznamili, ze cesko-sloven
ska armada je ma ceste do a.
meriky, aby Sc pridala k arma-
de americke a odejela potom
bojovat do Francie a do Italie
proti Rakousko- Uhersku a Ne
mecku. S misii pfijel plukovnfk
Robins, jenz nechtel uvadet Ia
dine podrobnosti dokud nebude
NIT konferenci departmen-
tenn statu. Nedfedns bylo ne
kterymi cleny t6to komise sd9-
leno, ze tisfce dobrovolniki ce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
PROC NEMCI UTOCILI
MA REMES.

Parfz, 20. cervna. - Zdejsi
casopisy, zabyvajfcf Sc posled-
MIN 1tokem Nemc1 ma Remes,
dnchazejf k presvedcenf, ze ne
pFiteh slo predevsfm D kofist.
Remes ma We svych sklepfch 40
rnilionG lahvf vylezel6ho Sam
panskeho vfna ma ktere mel "a
Iusk korunnf prime. Ia onoho
naporu N6mci nedostali Sc
sH,sls sc5 zlx 5ch
sklepd, pon6vadz francouzstf
delostrelci, ma navrsf "a me-
stem operujicf.i pfekaziili ma
hly tltok nepratelskych p6chot
clonovym ohn6m take zadny
dtocnik Sc k mestu vdbec nedo
stal. Mesto samo o sob6 neme-
10 pro Nemce zadnou zvlastnf
cenu, pouze o vino jim slo. Vse
cky pahorky "a Remesf jsou
Francouzi obsazene, takze z
mesta Nemci v tazenf ku Mar
ne nemohli by pokracovat, po-
kud Francouzove drzf navrsf,
jichz dobytf zda Sc byt "a sta
vajicfch pomeri Primo nemoz-
ne.
Ma cele zapadnf fronte spo-
ienci tez vcera zabyvai Sc jen
lokaInfmi operacemi. Skotske
pluky podnikly nab9h ma ne
niecke zakopy u reky Scarpy
We Flandrech q francouzske. ma
l1unsk6 posice u Noyon. Oba ma
behy zfskaly spojencGm 6etne
,zajatcd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

Washington, FL. cervna.
Armada Spoj. StatI zasahne V
akci ma bitevnf linii v severnf
Italii jakmile toho uzna potfe-
bu general Fochs Administrace
|ssznav6 gener&la Eecha islxo
fiejvysSfli0 veliteIe spoj jene-
|ckych armad ma zapadnf from
tie q hodla Sc die jeho narfzeni
zachovati. Zdejsf smyslenf jest
vesm6s' pro 1cast americkou,
an jen pouha pfftomnost anne
|rickeho voiska ma italskych bo
Ijistfch bude mfti velkeho mo-
ralnfho vlivu nejen ma vojsko
spojenecke, ale ina spolecne-
no neprftelc. Prvni zpravy J.
talskych vitezstvich dosle kra-
tee po skoncenf konference
valecneho departementu 8 vys-
SINH armadnfmi ddstojnfky a
pdsobily velice povzbuzujfcfm
dojmem.
Po konferenci prohlasil new
yorsky zastupce Caldwell, ze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
KATASTROFALNf SRAzKA
CIRKUSOVEHO VLAKU.

Chicago, 22. Gerv. PersonSI
cirku Hagenbach Wallace vet
sinou, die vsech zn6mek, zahy-
hul pfi katastrofslni sr6zce via
ki mezi Michigan City q Ham
mond, Ind. DIE nedostatecnych
dosud zprav doslych do michi-
ganskS dstfedni dfadovny bylo
vice jak sto osob xabito neb
xranSno. ctyfi spaci vozy, PHI
pjaty ma konci vlaku byly phi
sr6zce rozdrceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
SOUCINNOST AMERICKEIIQ VOL
SKA MA ITALSKE FRORFE.
BUDE vYsLANO PAKLIzE FoCH SPOJENE sIATY
POzADA

sts a Axs
valka Americe nag &ane N zaff
tohoto roku kdy u tie Fnad da
vsfm zasobena adbplh61a tax,
ze celou jejf tih5Q2 dopsIne ma
spolecn6ho neb ss sto-
jf II poli.a1ne erie NE
sti mfstech. Mimi vojsko bile
pleti ucastnuje s ma zapadni
fronte / oddly dernosske. Ma
zapadnf fronte vel AFrancii stoji
ma nebezpecnych anistech ety.
ry pluky cernochG, ale falesne
jsou zpravy rozsifovane Mem
c,i ze cernochi uzfvano jest
jen "a tim lcelem, aby byli BIZ
II vojfni kryti. Svedcf o tom We
lice nepatrne ztraty jmenova-
nych oddfld, ac jsou cernf vo-
jaci velice statecnf a odvazlivf,
o cenz svedcf nedavne pobyti
velke nemecke patroly "a KITE
rez hrdinstvf nekolik cernochn
bylo Francif vyznamenano va
lecnym krizem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

sko-slovenskei armadyl jsou ma
ceste do Ameriky . pfibudou
zahy V nekterem arnerickem
pristavu. 0esko-slovenska ar
mada bojovala nejprve v Ru-
sku proti rakouskenlu q n9me-
ckemu vojsku, avsak po uzavre
nj mfru v rest-Litovsku rozho
dli Sc, ze nemohou setrvat v ze
mi, $ kterou byl uzavfen nepri-
jatelny mir. Ceskosloyenska al
mada vyalovila Sc celou roz-
hodnostf proti podmfnlam mi
ru, jak byly podepsAny boise
vickou vladou s Nemeckem a
Rakousko- Uherskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
ATENTAT MA CfSAkE
KARLA?

Londyn, 22. Gervna. - Gen.
tral News dozvida Sc 2 Am
sterdamu, ze ma rakousksho
cfsafe Karla podniknut byl
dnes atentat. Podrobnosti aten-
tatu schazejf a zprava 0 nsm
nebyIa dosud lfednS potvr-
zcna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

Potravinove podmnky ale nesou sam6m N6Hecku
mestnan znamych Kruppovych zbrojovkach pray mns
nak dobfe pacene sto opus jen nAsedkem nedostatec
ne vyzvy Dale vypovidal ze n9mecy lid radej hladovl
nez BY Sci ma frontu Mez nym pov6stmi hladu Ne
mecku vypravoval ze lid n9kerych pfpadech zaplat
100 maek onerocneleho psa, jenz zabi byl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
BODRl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ma NEMECKE VELVYSLANECTVf.
SEYDLER "A CELY JEHO KABNET
Sc PODEKOVAL.
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