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V’i'Til THE FRENCH, Aim. 1§— Coiurnanderirv • a! . ' s o AwoAed mu mg the past
Ch.i \v within Jig last three woe c$, has \vTested u cm * * a.ete the Genua as ha/e lose, eithei killed 01 feaptui
the Con v.uis aU the territory they took during them loo ’ •. i\ . 00 to 1,000,01*0 men. Tnis inciud$s the big capture
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made one week ago last Saturday when it was announced
that the Allied world be thrilled by the news. The Allied
losses, during the present offensive are low in comparison
to that of the Germans. • • .
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WASHINGTON, Aug., 14 — The
Cahinet, with President tVPson, t■•?' -i
an unusually pronged Mission this
forenoon and afterncoa and tPscus^
the submarine menace off th. c v.°t.
It is unknown if nev: plans for corr.
hut were formulated.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug.^4 — Ic is re
ported in iieilin that Emporof Char
les oi Austrfa ami Austrian roieign
Mini .uv Uu-ian a e expected to ar
rive Svi lcilmo i^te today at Uae Gar
mun Hicrs and di <2*iS6 a.1,
peww" i&iu-A'iQV. , two maimy being
Uic Too l sicu uion ur.d t lso probaWli
tic . to re,aco.
STEAMER DOPE '
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Sterner Admiral Schley v.as 1
vertiseil to sail u*v.u Auehou...^ -t d
o’clock this ;\ue;:iOvn ur.d should b.
due in Sssraid about tomorrow noon.
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;t •.of Viom.a fought for \ o.*se>
fiun of t »ie‘k*; flets despite U- '* evert
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Hold, the nu'.oy?
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moriov. Tb* k*dy of th^ ^rr .'
i'iiiis*.-.no ill ba placed in a . aultf1
ntit EaI ■ wi > • 1 ‘:
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PAJU3, Aii'S 1Four hthnlmV
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ami ioi^- two men are mifumg A3 lue
result v*:* tli- iorj-%i! il-iu ot J;e* . ' Ok •
tixiuspoi i I>jeianem..in. Ji: - «>-■».u rt;u
•loan on July, lotli, v’.iV c • °t:te to
F.jrypt. Several <tof» rJT-T'vvids the
reach stinmor »\'U: :u:i tvu ate'
torpedoed. Thin ir.1 *rmaTk»u l a. just
hAra rv 'eivod ami wos ruvtT* public
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^today.
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♦init ior ciy^ian,;ja^'J.cantd}£&
central ofT«: 4*V t- aiping srhovlo iuyr
b* on ia:scd 6\mi‘i0'to 4-» yea s.
FIRST AMERICAN FIELD A331Y ..
HAS MILLION AAD
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WASHINGTON, Aug. Id— Secretary of War Lake r
hr * been advised by Commander Peashing iliat'the tint
American field army has been created. Secretary Luke:
said that the information is taken here to mean that tho
Americanization of a definite portion bfthe'Ctflf dim'? dirt
has beep completed. The extent of tTiisjOACupation ,is not
known but it is known that a large part of the Marne fyom
is under control of the American forces.. This first Aji$W
can field army is believed to comprise 1.125,000 men.-It
was stated unofficially today that the Ammdcuns.will'yo^v
take over the front from Verdun to the Swiss frontier. ^ |
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' V. . COLONEL FHtaS 3jEORE GERMAN KULTUR
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taught «.o uic and commanded to ser
vo. l. movers likewise verity the
.uiy ...... ine> Uonuaris are utilizing
wOiiic-i 1 .‘A their esJortH to win the
war i;t *! lost*, tholtgh the women in
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, i y<ar* or age be.ng among the pii*
i.mws. I'Jome 04 thymr>lio (say.», tobi
1 b, a fire, hid beenju true ted by ihoir
.bvhiiwd to bill'render to the Amen
j v.: • at their ii::l opportunity, aiu-r
j ; ;n iy t.g thyrcijejved that American
! .ri ops were opposing them.
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I'C is going fa Oo a question of noi
uov/ into .Kil liow early should one get:
mail nito the post office hereafter.
i'ont. niatc-r iioot cannot <Jo v* wa*
iio:ic under the Old mhil contract, for
' instance mail closed about oiiq* hour
i before the steamer sailed and many
| limbs late mail was taken to the
i'htoamcr by Mr. Hoot after the lost de
•ivory had been mnde, Exprhse and
i; e got way bills must now be made
.oat for the first ai d ‘ second class
shipments and tnis will probably be
don£, as required, by the dock and
ScnSfro a steamer sails. It is also op
bout taking mail.
The better thing to do is not to wait
intii a steamer is in port, but todo all
mailing at. soon as possible before tiie
steamer reaches here. If a steamer I
turns' back from Seward, remaining
hoiY a couple of hours, it Is a for*>
*orn» conclusion that mail cannot be
nswevod, uml^r. the present arrange*
merits. jyv *. o f j v
Mail iu. ludeP the money, order and
paftjc}' posts. Cifnensp should net. wait
;}uptil.t!ic l.Atot, for tl.q window^ might
Sr closed or tho mad already bille-l
dm! shipped. • -**
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J, Tapqemi, who arrived on the Xh
Sjpk^ is ih this seejtion of th<> country
in the lopkrottt for oil prospseta.
Tauideafi is making hit headquarter*
at:the Sextant jot ,b’iid omcfr yns to ,
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[ N EW YORK, Aug.14— The Associated Press today
says that the German.opposition north of the Somme to
just below Roye is apparently checked and the Allies are
advancing eastward. The Allies have also advanced on the
extreme southern end of the line where the German oppos
ition was the most severe.
The French continue to gain between the Matz and
! Oise rivers despite the stubborn resistance. The line in the
I north and center remains unchanged although the Allies
! have strengthened their positions and taken many thous
I nds of -prisoners.
The Germans are continuing to bring up fresh rein*
i forcements ;n great numbers and also guns. It is believed
: that the enemy is concentrating to attempt to stop the ah
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GERMANS ARE SHELLING AMERICANS.
WITH THE AMERICANS, Aug. 14— The Germans
are shelling the Americans oh the Vesle front heavily. In
dications point however to a big withdrawal of the Ger
mans there as the Americans are returning shell for shell
and most effectively.
j MANY OF ENEMY REPORTED CAPTURED.
LONDON, Aug. 14— Since the offensive on the Mont*
| didier Amiens front began last Thursday, the French
| first army and the British Fourth army have captured 28,
; 000 men and 600 guns. . .r- ,
FRENCH POUNDING AT THE ENEMY.
PARIS, Aug. 14— ( Official )— The French have re
sumed the offensive making progress north and east of
Gury thereby increasing the menace to the Germans at
Lassigny. All enemy resistance against the French has
proven unavailing. • ■ ‘
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FREIGHTER OUTDISTANCES A SUB.
ATLANTIC I^OKTr Aug. 14-— The American Fruit
Steamer America has arrived and reported outdistancing
a submarine by running full speed ahead. The sub chased
for ten hours but did not get near enough to fire a torpedo
■ RECOGNIZE CZECH—SLAVAKS.
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LONDON, Aug. 14-—The British government has is
ued a declaration formally recognizing the Czech-Slovaks
is an Allied nation and the three Czechoslovak armies as
allied forces regularly.waging warfare against the Cen
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