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Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
CHANGE Foa sALvAeE WORK,

During the period of the war not a little attention has been given by Great Britain to the saivaeing of the vessels which have been lost through enc reason and another, chiefly through the submarine, however, and hundreds of ships have been raised and portions of their eargoes recov- cred. This has been done in spite of the menace of the U-bUats witch have been as anxious to prevent anything of the kind when it was known 10 be underway IS they were to send more shipping to the bottom.
 These raised and refitted ships served 10 offset the toll of the under water boats quite as effectually as new construction, but with the ending of the war. and the ability to have greater freedom of operatieni it is to be anticipated that even greater effort will be made to recover ships and valuable cargoes which are Mndsm aged by the water. v ----
 The experience which has been gain cd in these operations. together witN the utilization of many devices which have been suggested and adopted in order to meet the problems encotin- tered, has made 1t possible to work fir much deeper water than ever fIefore And it is of course known that many valuable ships and not a little treasure lie at the bottom of the seas whiei are worth making the greatest efforts to regain. It was only recently that the once palatiai liner campania was lost through collision in the Firth oi Forth. Whether 1t is where salvage operations can be attempted is known to the admiralty as are the locations of q great inarr move si1irs and il would not be surprising if much WE accomplished in efforts which may bt underway at the present time to re- cover part of the loss. There wal never a time when greater attention could be expected to be given to suci | q matter
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
PASSENGERS ON DANISH
 STEAMSHIP SEARCHED

New York. Na,- o--"'t,A feur hun dred passengers on the Danish steam ship Oscar H., whicn dpaKed bere Oil So turday, were searched both at Hali- fax and at the entrance of this port. lit was learned today. There was q suspicion that German refTaees nfeht De trying to get into Amsrica. a GUS. toms house official said, ard the au- tEprities thought also that some of Inc minor royal refugees from Ger many might he on board in disguise
 No announcement was made that any German was discovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
GOVERNMENT SHIPS.

Ever since the early days of the Var when 1t was recognized that our shipping facilities were far below re- duirements and that it would be nee. essary to build as rapidly as possible
 there has been much discussion over the advisability of ecnstructins wooden ships. It was the cause oi dissension among the members of tho shipping board. while 1t has proven q subject for extended debate outside
 There was no disguising the fact tha, steel ships were superior. but. ths need for ships made 1t necessary tt gst everything possible in the quick. eEi time. Wooden ships could b, built in more localities. in less tim, -zith feAAg material and labor with.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26

The quantity of meat exported in the fiscal year 1918 is approximately 1000 600 o0e pounds, including that sent on government vessels, against about S59 100000 pounds in tho quantity of dairy products, including butter cheese and condensed milk. has increased from 22 1e0,e60 pounds in 1914 to 59e,eeO, eee pounds in 1913,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26

Boy clattersd hastily down the steps to meet the visitor at the gate.
 Uncle John! O-o-o-h. Uncle John! Is you goin' to take me wiv you in the autobeel, an let me hold the wheel?"
 John Strainge laughed down at the plump little figure. Not today, Boy, have come to see your mother" Boy looked up at Pitty Muvver, standing at the head of the veranda "A-aIl wight. I'll come, toos an we'll all talk a loti'' You cannot come today. Boy" The pair lad climbed the steps and the tman was looking lingeringly at Pity Muvver. II think you must go upstairs and find grandmother, for have come to see your mother on particular busi- ness"
 Pity Muvver's lips were drawn into a straight line, her lashes were down, and the initiated might have seen evil dences of a storm.
 What p'tic'lar business?" shrilled | the boy.
 l Boy was lifted suddenly. Uncle John ran lightly up to the first stair land 1 ing, where he set the child on his feet and said, firmly, Co right upstairs, Boy, and don't esay another word.' i Too much astonished to disobey. the sturdy little figure climbed the stairs and disappeared without word l The storm signal was hoisted in Pity Muvver's cheeks when John
 Strainge joined her in the living room
 but his "p'tie'lar business" was en-
 crossing him so completely that he did not see them until the girls low voice cut the silence. "Mr. Strainge, your answer is ready
 I cannot marry you!"
 "Mr. Strainge!" Never. in the most Icapricious moments of their first ceurtship had she called him that He had been John" to her since their
 mud pie days.
 l 'Lucille!" The mans voice spoke incredulity You cannot mean it. know you love Tne-you must love
 me"
 q thought loved you" she cor
 reeted
 "Then why" began the man. l '1t is because of Boy" Boy is just another strong reason
 why we should marry contended the man. Lucille, remember that I loved you before you knew Harold Winter
 and that he knew it. Yet he trusted me so that, when he was dying. he put the little chap into my arms and ask ed me to watch over him and help you with him, I love him for his own sake
 as well as yours and he will be to me
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
DUNN MAMSLAUGHTER CASE OPENS AT PITTSElELD. MASS

Pittsfield. Mass. Nov. 25.-The case Of Mrs, Gladys 0. Dunn. wife of J. Allen punn the writer. who is charg
 ed with mans1aughtef in connection Allen Dunn. Jr., in the Dunn home at Lenovx, last August, opened in dis
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26

triet court this afternoon. Seven wit hssses for the commonwealth were sworn and after Dr. Henry Colt, naedi- cal examiner. gave his testimony re- cess was declared while attorneys and witnesses conferred.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26

THERE is no advertising medium Tn Eastern Connecticut equal td The Bull letiH for business results,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26

cBoohoo~ oo-o -oo.p The cry started far away in the upper story, and wound down stairway and corridor; coming nearer with each prolonged
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
GERMAN AlRMEN BOMB
BIG CANADIAN HOSPITAL

German airmen have bombed another
hospital-this time Canadian insti'
tution-and exacted considerable toll
of casualties. Among those killed by
the explosion Of flames was an Amer
lean medical officer who was admin
isterins an anaesthetic to a Brltlsn
officer in the operating room when
that part Of the hospital was demolish-
ed The raid occurred at 1890 o'clock
in the morning.
The hospital attacked was a large
one. 1t had been in existence since
the early day Of the war and was
marked by huge Red Cross signs. The
German airmen, working partly by
the light OF the moon, dropped four
bombs near the hospital and then not
apparently able to see exactly where
they were hitting, lighted a brilliant
flare which was let fall to illuminate
the surroundings.
As the place was lighted up by the
flare, they released another bomb or
two which dropped squarely on large
wing OF the hospital In the wing
there were tire floors, on the bot
tom one of which was the operating
room. On the story above were the
office and patients room and above
them were members of the hospital
personnel. Part of the wing was de-
molished by the terrific explosion and
many unfortunate persons were killed
and wounded when the building col
lapsed and buried them.
The surgeons were just about to
operate on an aviation OFFICER and the
American medical officer was stand
ing by with the anaesthetic when the
crash came. All those in that room
we're buried under an avalanche OF
brick and woodwork. The demolished
wing caught fire and burned fercely
with many victims still pinned in the
wreckage.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
REACH MARINE BANK
ON 10. MILE FRONT
RATE OF SPEED OF THE ADVANCE
IS. HOWEVER, SLOWED DOWN
soME-RHEIMs LOST.
CHATEAU THE|RY IS OCCUPIED
Allied Forces Vastly outnumberedS
Reserves Have Nowhere as Yet
Been Brought Into Action.

plnnging southwark, with Its mo-
mentum still unspent, the German war
machine has driven its wedge into the
allied lines along the front until It's
apex has reached the Marine river
south OF Fere-en.Tardenois. The des-
perate efforts of the French and Brit.
ish to stem the tide against the In
yaders have served only to slow down
the rate OF speed OF the German ad-
vance; the defenders Of the heights
north OF the Marine seem TO have been
swept aside in the rush OF thte enemy
toward the road to Paris.
Aside from the movement OF the
German armies southwark, two other
significant incidents OF the tremendou,
battle have occurred. One Is that the
Germans have extended their attack to
the northwest, along the Ailette river.
from which the French have fallen
back for some distance. The other Is
that the battle has extended to the
east Of Rheims, which city, during the
first few days OF the battle formed the
extreme eastern end Of the line OF
battle.
Along the sides OF the salient form
ed by the rapid German advance to
| the Marine the French and British
have been holding their positions gal
lantly. South Of Scissors, the French
have defended their line with such
vlgor that the Germans have not made
much impression upon 1t, On the 9TH
err side OF the battle area, the British
a,e still holding the forts OF Rheims
and positions just west OF that war
stricken city.
Between the extreme sides OF the
salient the front says toward the
south, the line from Rheims to the
Marine running to the southwest at
gentle angle, while the French are
holding a front at right angles to the
direction of the German advance
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
TO FACILITATE SHIPMENT
OF COTTON TO ITALY

Washington.-To facilitate the ship
ment Of raw cotton to Italy and to
strengthen the Italian governments
control of imports, the war trade
board has advanced by 20 days the
effective date on which individual II
censes for cotton exports now in eff.
feet to Italy will be required Special
licenses now in effect will be with.
drawn June 10 instead Of June 30,
after which individual licenses will be
necessary.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
ATTACKS ON FRENCH
POSITIONS REPULsED

Paris-German attacks on French
positions on the right bank Of the
Ailette river have been repulsed.
The Germans lave reached the
Marine, light detachments having pen
Grated as far as the river between
Charteves and Jangonne.
On the right flank OF the battle
the situation is unchanged which also
Is the condition west and north OF
Rheims, according to the official state
ment issued by the war office.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07

The versatility Of cattle is being
demonstrated by farmer in West
Brookfied, Mass, who Is said to ge
entertainment as well as profit from
his Guernsey herd. The farmer has
taught his herd to do various tricks
such as rolling barrel around thu
barnyard and the like, and he has n
special wooden platform whereon the
cattle have their particular places and
performances.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
NO SIGN OF RELAXATION
IN GERMAN PRESSURE

London.-Reuter correspondent al
French headquarters telegraphing Fri
day says:
There is no sign Of relaxation In
the German pressure, On his right, in
spite of gallant resistance, the ne
my has been able to push cut his line
mort hand south Of Scissors on both
sides OF the Aisne. In the center his
advanced parties are still progress
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07
At the Depot,

"Charlcy, dear" said young Mrs
Torkins, that young man In the bu
reau of information wouldn't answer q
single question asked him this morn
Ing"
"Whaddldgy ask hlm?"
~ asked him how long the govern
ment will operate the railroads AM
whether trains will run any faster an
fares be any cheaper. All he woul
say was that he didn't know. bellev,
that young man Is being censored"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-06-07

Nine Leonina Botchkareva, founder
and leader Of the famous Russian
women's Battalion Of Death. who ar
rived at a Pacific port en- route to
France. where she will offer her serv-
ices to the allies. AT the time of the
downfall of Kerensky Nine. Botch-
knreva was struggled out OF Moscow
and taken to Vladlvostok. where she
took refuge on British war vessel.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
72 zMoGU zUvo, 1,183 IS
GELBETA.
Priezatis nuskendimo nezino-
ma.

Westinghouse, liepos o.
Nuostoliai nuskendime Sar-
vuoto kares laivo San Diego
dar tikrai nezinomi. IsgelbetQ
jurininku yra 1883, laive,
sake, buvo 1885. Tai-gi zu-
vusiQ butu 72 zmogu.
Priezastis nuskendimo,
taip-gi, nera tikrai zinoma.
Dauguma laivyno oficieriQ
mano, kad laivas plyso, uz-
plaukes ant vokieeiQ minQ.
Tas patvirtinta, kada ameri-
konQ patroliai surado keleta
minQ arti vietos, kur nelaime
istiko. :
Kada laivas plysso, pasakos
ia kapitonas Fl. IT. Christy,
jurininkai praddjo rengtis
prize iSsigelbejimo be jokio
truksmo. tarytum, jie moki-
nasi If nesimato jokio pavo-
iaus.
Admirolas Palmer tvirtina,
jog nera jokiQ zenklQ, kad vo-
kieGiai Amerikos pakrasciais
iSnaujo veiktu su savo nardan
Giomis laiv6mis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
.TALKININKU LAKUNAI
SMARKIAE VEIKIA.
Nusileidzia zemyn ir bombar.
duoja vokiecius.

Paryzius, liepos o. .-Daug
kredito uz vokieeiu iveikima
Marine fronte reikia duoti
narsiems talkininkQ lalytl-
mans. Mes jie zymiai priside-
jo prie teutonQ sutruskinimo.
Lakunai ne tik bombomis
Judo teutonq infanterija, bet
naikina jiems ir provizija If
visas linijas, kelius kuriais
pristatoma provizija.
Vokieciams b6gant atgal
per upe Marine lakunai SUI
bombomis truskino jQ ponto-
minus titus. Nusileizdavo jle
taip zemyn, kad vokieeiu in
fanterija klojo kulkasyaidziais
is lakstytuvq.
Numusta be to daugelis vo-
kieciq lakstytuvq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
D|DEL|S SUS|R|NK|MAS
"DRAUGO" SERy PARDAv|NEJ|MO REIkALE
LWks $iOj seredoj, Iiepos :
a d. 1918,
sv. JURGIo PARAP sVETAINEJE BRIDGEPORT,
AUBURN AVE IR 80 Pl).

'tDraugo'' seru pardavnejimo komitetu atstovu
sirinlmas tureo ivy praeitos seredos vakare "Drau
go'' Redakcijos kambariuose Bet kadangi centro ko
iteto sastate vyko atmainos todel susirnkimo ta
kara nebuvo
Dabar taigi Sankiamas ktas susrinkimas. sitan su-
sirinkman kvieeiasni BUTINAI ateti au susitverusq
koitet atstovai ii pavienia etuviai kaip is Chica-
gos, taip ir is apylinkiu.
Kyeeami ateti visi tie katriems tik rup geros, ka
talikiskos spaudos platninas ir venatino usu ietu
visko~ ~dienrascio pa7akymas sitam susrinme bus pa
deti stprus pamatai tolesniam pasekmnge veih
mui ''Draugo" seru pardavinejimo reikale.
Daugelis "Draugo seru jau isparduota, daugelis
parduodama Bet dar daugau jQ yra parduoti. Reikia
pasiskubinti kontestu pako tk trys menesia Per
tuos iris menesius "Draugo Bendrovei yra rekalin-
ga surnkti kaptalas su kuriuo butu gama atsistoti
ant tvirtp pamat paddinti dienrasti r uztikrin jam
gyvenins per ilgiausius metus.
Kiekvienas lietuvis katalikas gall prisideti prie
"Draugo' Bendroves nusipirkdamas viena arba kelis
serus Vieno sero kama tik 10 doeriu Kas nusperka
nors viena sera tasai skaiosi "Draugo" savininkas
Kuomet sarus lsgys tukstanciai zmanu tuomet Drau
gas'' slaitysis visuomenes leidziamas dienrastis
Ateikite sitan seredos susirinman Tenai bus vskas
saiskinta = apie serus r kontesta Bus nushrti vel
klus vyra katrie seru pardavinejimo darba smarkai
pastumes pirmyn.
Susirinkimo pradzia 7:3O vakare
CENTRO KoMITETAS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
VOKTEGIAI ATSTMETA IS
MARINE KYLIO.
Atsimesti per upe jiems buvo
tikras pragaras.

Paryzius, Iiepos % ngai
IaukiamaS vokieGiu atSimeti-
mas is SOissonS-M Marne-R Rheims
kyiio pagaIau lvykdomas. 70
nepavykusios ofensyvOs jie
tenai Siandic yra atSidur9
kaip kokian kiSeniun, kuri a.
merikonai Su prancuzaiS gall
uzri$ti ir kaizeris netektQ a.
pie milijono kareiviQ.
Taigi dabar visais keliais
vokieciQ kariuomen6s ko-
IiumnoS b1ga is to kylio. Sn
savimi gabena sunkiQjQ arti-
lerija il kartS medziagq. APP
Ieidzia jie savo pOziciias II
nuO Chateau-Thierry.
TalklnlnKQ lakunal paSl-
traukianGiuS vOkieCiuS bonn
barduoja.
VokieGiQ atgal atSimetlmaS
per upe Marine buvo tikras
pragaras, kadangi amerikonQ-
prancuzQ artilerija juos kaip
patalq kIojo.
Daugelis vokieciQ kolium-
M, negal6damos pasprQstl
nuo taIkininkQ artilerijOs ug-
MES, puldavosi tiesiOg ant tai
kininkp kareiviQ durtuvQ.
Vietomis prasimuSdavo If pa
sl4pdavo miSkuose. Tuomet
taIkininkams nebuvo sunku
iuos iSgaudyti.
Visos vokiecip divizijos su-
kapotos ! daliS. B6ga tik vienl
Iikuciai. Tai bent kariaunin-
kai!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22

Jackson, Mich, liepos o.
Uzvakar vakare uz vienos my
lios vakaruose nuo Chelsea
susidauzG du tramvaju -
vienas su zmon6mis, kitas
prekinis.
Anot gautQ ziniQ, Is Emo
niu uzmuSta If 80 suzeista.
Tarp zuvusiQ 6 kareiviai, ku-
RE is stovyklos Custer kelia-
vo i Detroita.
Pavojingiau suzeisti paimta
j Ann Arbor ligonines. Xiii
atgabenta cionai. Oar kit !
Detroita.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
AMERIKONAI TRU$K|NA
VOKIEC|U FRONTA
vOkieGiai b6ga nuO up1s Marne
TALKININKAI ATSIEME CHATEAU -THIERRY
VOKTECIAI BEGA NUO
MARINE.

PARYzIUs, iepos %. -
Prancuzu kariuomene besiVy-
DANA vokiecius Marine fronte
jan persimete per upe ir truS-
kina begancius vokiecius.
Vokieciai pabego ir is Cha
u-Thierry. NesuspejO jie
padegti miesto. Gyventojai
dziaugsmingai pasVefhno in
eiusius miestan amerikonus ir
prancuzuS.
Vokieti3os spauda pripazis-
ia voheGiu nepasisekimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
$4,000 VERTES BRANGAK-
MENU ATGAUTA.

Vakar detektyvai, surado
$4,000 vertes brangakmenu
viename is didziausiq miesto
bustq. Tai yra dalis pavogtQ
brangakmenq is Heller-Rose
kompanijos. -
Surasta prisipazinus Morris
Levison, auksoriui. Vagys su-
init ir padeti po augsta pa
ranka. 49,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
NardanGjoS Iaiv6S ataku0ja S.
v. pakraSGiuS

Laivu igula, 16 vyru, 8 mo-
terys ir 5 vaikai, mazomis
valtimis pasieke pakrascius.
Vienam vyrui pazeista ran
ka.
Nuo pakrasciq nardancioji
laive kuoaiskiausiai buvo ma
toma.
Laval buvo uzpulti vakar
apie HOO prizes pietus.
Kares LAVAL ir hydroplanai
iesko nardancios laives.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
BUvEs CARAs TIKRAI
NITzUDYTAs.
Apie tai pasigiria patys boil
sevikai.

Londonas, liepos o. Bu-
yes Rusijos caras Nikalojus
nuzudytas, kaip pranesama be
veliniu telegraph is Rusijos.,
PraneSimas yra sekantis:
"Pirmame posedyje centra-
lilo pildomojo komiteto, is
rinkto penkto soyietp kongre-
so, apturetas nuo UralQ so
veto laiskas apie buvusio ca
70, Nikalojaus Romanovo, su-
Saudyma ir SYiesai paskelbtas.
"Nesenai Jekaterinburgas,
Raudonujq Uralu sostine, bu-
vo atsidures pavojun prisiar-
tinant Gekams-slovakams ir
susektas suokalbis su tikslu
paliuosuoti huyusi cara. Todel
vietinio Uralu sovieto pirmi-
ninkas nusprend6 buvusi ca
.ra suSaudyti, kas ir atlikta
liepos 16 d.
Buvusi cariene ir sunus esq
sveiku. ,..
"Nikalojaus RomanovO
zmona If sunus pasiQsta sau-
gion vieton".
Raportas toliaus pranesa,
kad suokalbio dokumentai
pasiQsti Maskvon per speci-
jail pasiuntini. Taip-gi, jog
nesenai buve nutarta, kad bu-
vusi cara paduoti teisman,
kuris j uz prasikaltimus nu-
baustq. Bet 1laujausi atsitiki-
mai plenus kitaip apvert6.
Nusovimas esas reguliaris.
Raportas toliaus skamba:
"Pildomasis centralis ko-
mitetas, apsvarstes aplinky-
bes, kurios privert6 UralQ vie
TIM sovieta suSaudyti Nika-
lojQ Romanova, nutar6 taip:
"Rusijos centralis pildoma-
sis komitetas, savo pirmininko
asmenyje, priima UralQ vieti-
Mo sovieto nutarima, kaipo
paprasta".
PraneSime taippat sakoma,
kad pildomasis centralis ko-
mitetas turi svarbius dokumen
tus apie NikalojQ Romanovq.
Tarp jQ esq paties caro- ir jo
zmonos dienknyges, jo priva-
tiski laiskai, ir Grigoriaus
Rasputino laiskai Romano
vans. Siuos visus dokumen-
tus neuzilgo viesai paskelb-
sia pasauliui.
Nuo birzelio "a d. buvo
paskalos, jog buves caras Ii
kes nuzudytas. Bet Sis prane-
simas, oficijaliai is Rusijos
riuomenes nepasisekimus, a.
prisiustas, viska iSaiskina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
H1NDENBURGo vIETA
Uz1MA LUDENDoRFFAS.

Londonas, liepos 22.- Nau
iausias officials vokieci4
pranesimas parodo, jog Luz
dendorffas tikrai uzeme Hin.
denburgo vieta, kaipo wrist
ninkas vokieeiq armijos. Sis
pranesimas Ludendorffa va
dina galva generalio stab1
sia vieta pirmiau buyo uze-.
mes Hindenburgas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-22
VOKIECIAI BEGA NUO
TALKININKU.
Paskui save degina miestus ir
miestelius.

EdryHluS, llepOS ZA.-Allle-
rikonai su prancuzais visu
observation-disclosures frontu
truSkina vOkiecius.
Aisne-Marne frOntu ameri-
konai-praneuzai, kaip zinoma,
pak3l6 ofensyva prizes vokie-
GiuS. Ofensyva varoma pir-
myn. Paimta daugiau 400 vo-
kieGiu armotQ. Tarpe Stu
VIA II CANA dideliQ. Paimta
nelaisv6n suvirS 10000 vokie-
GiQ kareiviQ.
AmerikOnai-prancuzai nesu-
laikomai briaujasi Aisne pa
upiu If gula ant svarbaus
miesto Scissors. Neoficijaliai
sakoma, kad scissors jau at
imtas.
Talkininku lakunai sugryAe
* observacijos pasakoja, kad
didziausios vokieGiQ kolium-
nos traukiasi nuo Aisne-Mar-
ne fronto. Su savimi gabena-
81 IL milziniSkas armotas, ku-
rios buvo paruoStos Parry
ziaus apgulimui. VokieGiQ
pralaimeta!
Kur-kas baisiau vOkieGiams
dedasi aplink upe Marine.
Tenai, kaip zinoma, anot jQ
paGiQ praneSimo, visa armija
buvo persimetusi per upe pie
tn Sonan If pasivariusi pir-
myn per kokias 6 mylias.
Teciau prancuzai juos te-
mai sulaik6 II kontratakomis
prad6jo spausti, truSkinti jQ
paSigamintas pozicijas.
Vokieciai paSelusiai laikesi
per kelias dienas. Ant gallo
neatlaik6 ir prad6jo b6gti at
gal per upe. Paciam Berlyne
pripazistama, kad vokieeiq
vyriausioji kariuomene ana
nakti atgal per upe atsimetu-
81. Toksai atsimetimas, tai
baisus daiktas ir didelis pra-
Iaim6jimas. Stojo jie ofensy-
Won, kaipo kokie liutai. Sian
die-gi pavirto j muspalaikes,
kurias talkininkai kaip tik
susp6ja bambyti.
VokieGiai truskinami ir
Marne-Rheims fronte. Pran-
cuzai su italais ten atsiima
pirmiau prarastas savo pozl-
cijas.
Yra ziniQ, kad vokieciai
sutrauke skaitlingasias rezer-
vas Aisne-Marne frontan,
prizes amerikonq-prancuzQ o.
fensyva.
Bet, matyt, kad jiems ME
ko jau negelbsti nei rezervos
(atsargos). Mes juk If laikas,
kad pagaliau vokieGiai butq
sutruskinti.
Pacioj Vokietijoj pakiles
baisus truksmas. Kaizerio Wy
riausybe megina paslepti tel
singas zinias is fronto. Bet
vokiSki laikrasciai Wis atvi-
riau ina rasyti apie savo ka-
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