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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-30


Alderman Paul opened the discus
sions and had no chance to come be *
lat Mr.. Pollock. In his brief address
he made no reference to his com
petitor He referred to his attempts at
faithful service. aud warned the voters
that they should pick the best avail
able men to represeCS them. He said
that many politicians made the great
mistake of talking too much. and like
the parrot. getting into trouble
Mr. Peters said he was a firm ad-
lvocate OF municipal ownership OF all
utilities. and that IL there were any
possibility Of deriving revenue from
the sale of electricity. he would be
the first to advocate the plan He said
no was the father OF the electric plant
lin common council, and that II was one
of the hardest campaigns he had ever
entered, but he was proud to be able
Ito state that he came through the fight
successfully. after pulling one over
on some of the opponents of the meas
lure, by getting them away from the
injecting when the vote was taken.
Mr.. English delivered a short and
highly appreciated speech. in which
he reviewed the work he had accom-
phshed for the benefit of the ward
and the city. The applause which
greeted him was tremendous.
Speakers Well Received.
The other speakers were all re-
ceived with kindly greeting The In
cumbents. Councilmen Haddon. Sea-
ton and Umlauf. had little TO say
except to point to their records and
| to promise as faithful service In the
future as in the past while the new
men in the arena, Messrs. H. NJ
Cousins, Jack Ia Epps and Frank
Kruck. were given a liberal round of
applause after they had announced
themselves and stated their wishes to
serge the ward. NJ. Floyd Clarkson
was unable to he present. having been
! called to Fredericksburg on business.
He said in a note to President Henry
Farmer that he would, IL present, re-
iterate what he had said at the meet
ing at Binford school last week.
The meeting was the largest attend
ed of the campaign, there being fully
five hundred people present. No in
Iterruptions were permitted and no at
tempts were made to interfere with
the speakers.
The last meeting OF the campaigs
Will be neld at Labor temple, Fulton.
at 8 o'clock tonight, when the JEFF
farson ward candidates will make
their last public appeals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-30

port Of tho medical examining board
which has inquired into his physical
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
THIS IS ITALY'S
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Flag of Nation Flies in
Honor of United
Kingdom
DR.. VACCARO TELLS
OF DAYS MEANING

The Italian Independence Day was
celebrated today in this city by citizens
OF that allied country by Americans OF
Italian descent, and by a number Of
Americans OF other descent, who dis
played flags in honor OF Italy. The day
is the anniversary OF September 20,
1870 when The independent cities and
principalities Of Italy were formed into
a united kingdom.
Dr. L. Naccario, OF No. S05 West
street, has given a resume OF the steps
leading TO ltaly's uni0cation, saying in
part.
"Thc Italian revolution required
elaborate preparation covering A CEN
lures. 10 was first conceived in the
minds OF the men Of genius and grad
ually reflected on the mass of Italians.
The fall OF Romulus Augustus In as
a. d. sealed the eclipse OF the Roman
Empire and opened the way TO foreign
invasions. The barbarcians ilOcked into
the former mistress OF the world and
laid waste her fertile ilelds.
"When the Italnns lost all hope OF
being a free and united country they
decided TO remain divided, but free, and
substituted for national liberties, muni-
clpal Independence. II was at Milan
that for the first time the word 'parlia-
ment was coined.
when Napoleon entered Italy the
unity OF Italy seemed at hand. He had
disposed Of the pOpes, who were lr-
rcconcilablc enemies OF Italian unity.
But Napoleon failed TO keep his prom
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
BY FRANK J. TAYLOR.
United Press STAR Correspondent.


WITH THE AMERICANS on THE
METZ FRONT, Sept. 20.-The doughboys
are strainlng at the leash.
The units which wiped out the st.
Mlhiel salient are impatient and the
newest recruits and Oldest veterans alike
figure that chasing Boches is the great
est sport in the world.
The Germans are still feyerishly dig
ging in along the Hindenburg line while
our artillery continually hampers their
efforts.
Accounts Of spectacular deeds fltei
back TO headquarters. A certain bat
terry had a gun put out Of commission.
The gunners Immediately took charge OF
a captured gun of medium calibre, well
supplied with ammunition. They had
little trouble in understanding the range
finder, as they discovered a German
range table book, which was translated
by German-American members Of the
battery.
The doughboys are finding that
knowledge Of the German language Is
useful up I'm front. saw a German
field library which had been hastily
abandoned. German speaking Amer-
cans were browsing among the vol
umcs. Several chaps were reading
lfanslations OF Shakespeare and Emer-
son. An officer and 10 men patrolling
along the Hindenburg line discovered
an electrified wire which prevented
further progress. lie returned the
next night bringing portable stile
with which TO get over the wire. 1t
was rainy night and the Americans
discovered the current had been shut
off. They cut the wire.
Several Americans advancing up a
communication tranch were challenged
by a sentry A doughboy who spoke
German talked with the sentry. grad
ually cdglng closer. Then he jumped
the Boche. They continued and met
another sentry. He dived into a dug
out. The Americans battered down the
door, capturing the sentry and three
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
MANY BARRIERS GO
TO WAR WORK

The Master BARRIERS Association has
agreed 10 release 35 per cent. OF their
employees at once for war work.
This announcement was made at a
meeting Of Community Board No. 4, In
the old Federal Building. yesterday af-
ternoon. The public is invited TO the
Thursday night meetings Of the board
The board viii meet weekly, at o'clock
on Tuesdays. closed session. and
o'clock Thursdays. public session.
David Snellenburg, chairman OF Com
munity Board No 4. announces that the
board does not want men who are en-
gagged IN essential work 10 give In their
jobs for "'wsr work" They are ad-
Nised 70 stick 10 their present Jobs.
Secretary Nrooman submitted for
the approval Of the board a large list
OF men In non-essential occupations,
who will be notified TO seek emnlov.
ment in war work. or some essential
line
Evening journal., 1918-09-20

ises and Venice after nearly 1900 years
OF independence was thrown to the
throat OF Austria, upon which hinged
the peace Of Europe.
ION May g. 1859. the great llberator,
Garibaldi, with the advice OF Cavour
and Mazzini, lands on Aiarsala, Sicily,
and in a short time expels the Bour-
bons from the island. lie had only
i,072 volunteers at his disposal, while
the enemy's strength amounted to
10000. How he drove before him the
enemy fills the chapters OF the most
romantic history.
After Sicily. Naples was conquered.
A junction with the army Of King Vic
Tor Emanuel was effected on the Vol
turno and the liberation OF Italy again
seemed TO pass the stage OF dreams.
But Rome was still protected by a
strong French garrison. To proceed at
once against them would certainly
precipitate n conflict with France. The
Italians did not lack faith After the
defeat OF the French armies OF Sedan
the Italians captured Rome on Septem-
Der 20, 1870. and proclaimed il the
capital OF Italy.
To-day Italy's sacred soil has again
hem laid waste. its cathedral and art
treasures destroyed, her women raped
by the brutal Austrian. who has the
impudicity now that allicd~victory is
assured TO appeal in the name of hu-
manity for a cessation of hostilities.
Let every patriotic American be aware
Of Teutonic dupliclty and hypocrisy.
History has luminously shown that the
vassal OF Germany is a worthy descend
ant Of Attila. II Austria is sincere let
her evacuate italian territory and return
Trieste, Trento and the Dalmatian coast
TO Italy, TO whom il lawfully belongs"
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
CIGAR STORES
TO CLOSE EARLY

Al 3 meeting Of the retail cigar desi-
ers Of the city yesterday, Z was de-
cided 10 open the stores az 9. m. and
close at D. m. except on Saturday
when the closing hour will be 81 D, m,
The change viii go into effect on
September %, Until fhst date present
closing hour will be 1870 D. m.
The Fuel Administrator requests that
lunch rooms sDq other public places
not sell cigars after or before the clos
ins and opening h1Dgs of ths cigar
stsrez
T1s s1es yscsstsss*x ss5s $50 ssYs y
y ystrf1ri-s fgs9 6frigSg f-ssiers rst
r. 80 s'<~@r1.ss 4rtey s..sf T'*i.3ex oesiti,
n stt sl.ssiag ipsg - rs1al4 sf5ssTg
3k=&
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
DOUCHBOYS ON THE METZ
STRAININC AT THE LEASH

other Germans. The patrol returned
with its prisoners and important pa
pers.
Not a single shot was fired during
the whole operation.
Just before the attack began one gen.
eral called on eleven Salvation Army
women doughnut makers and four T..
NJ. c.. A. workers to organize auxiliary
hospital units. The girls, working d.
rectly behind the lines, followed the in
fantry forward and moved up past
Montsec giving the wounded first aid
One American OUTFIT captured an en-
tire regmental band. They made 1t
march back playing the French war
song "Matelot" (messmate.) When
the Boches were finally turned over to
the prison chiefs they demanded a re-
ceipt for zone seengerbund, complete" ="
lnfantrymen returning from the front
lines present a grOtesque sight They
wear German helmets, stOvepipe hats
and iron crosses and carry German re-
volyers and field glasses.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20
FUNERAL or CHARLES. r. wARREN.

The funeral OF Charles 4. Warren.
aged 81 years, was held yesterday at
noon from The Chandler Undertaking
parlos. No. 2ii West Ninth street. Dr.
Herbert +. Randolph, pastor Of Grace
NJ. =. Church. and the Rev Mr.. Clark,
OF Brack-EX NJ. r. Church, had charge
Of the services. Interment was made
at The former home Of the deceased,
Ashville. North Carolina. The young
man died Of meningitis at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1918-09-20

For August vacation needs the Want
Ads hold valuable opportunities and
suggestions.-Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
BULE TIN.

PARIS, Is Iulie. - Comuni-
catul official, dat astazi de la
ministerul de razboi, anunta
urmatoarele:
,,Pe malul de nord al riului
Marine, in regiunea Dormans,
Germanii au dat All noapte un
puternic contra -atac.
Ell au reusit sa coupe tenn
porar padurea de la 1000 de
metri spre nord de Treloup 81
satul Chassines. Un alt atac,
dat de Francezi in schimb, ia
scos din amindoua aceste locu-
ri.
LA sud de Ourcq 81 vest de
Rheims a avut loo cea mai vio-
lenta bombardare de artilerie.
,,Francezii au luat 80 de pri-
zonieri intro rata pc care all
dat-o la sud de Montdidier."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
Russia TREBU|E SALVATA,

Confrmat despc raporul dat rzboi GO
STA tnu adunarea pn reoana Staeor Uni
e de aaur de alat sprp autor miar prec,m 81
economic cu mentia de saliva Russia de sub ugu german
a" a]us la Washington Oricum
Sat Franta Anglia Italia asteapta cuvntu presedn
wilson ca s site fl potca r Pc cind asteapa
spernd la mbunatatire Cerman perd tmp nu
perd nc mnut ci expoaeaza energa poporu
Gemanii ntrebuinteaza forte forte economicc
sa mpreenesc Boshevk cind vine bne pol 81 n,i
mai conside cnd Bolshevk bag nrs ntre CRU
arIle moderate ru unus aluge
vlk mtrebunteaza metoda depoae conrp
ieul deoganza Nmen aara de bravi
rezlsenta serioas pOice Germanor prea
acestor forte CehoSlovae primi
eor boshevke Mimic poae forte
lup penru ideal perdut in Siberia penru aiator
Gin vest afar de ajuor miar autor posb
ganzarea pOporuui din Urai.
Este oarte curo ca forte ChoSovace organzate
att Gle slab armate obne
livestock sa m mare sa trma mncare spre
vest de Iral.
Sovarea 81 etaea alator perdere proas de timp
poae perdelea oportnnitati &c motive decisive puem
enru acea nrzere excepta trana Bolheo chaosu
enru Siberia ac suena succesele ChoSovaco asup
or pericou boshevkst ST indoaa
Siberia savata de agresiunea Germanor
sre saliva Russia ropeana ntre
german prapasa boshevksta cua ncerca
salveze Salvaa Sbe nspirate pentru
Ahan DIN rest uje Siberiei IN zie de
cumpdnd CD Siberiem dd putere de Romne
Sa sam acest ero CehoSovaci fpee
ume in voia sor? Ar bertai
din anae storie urar Pentru lu
scn preext sal parasm in voia destnuuis
America facut foae multi penn Consului
della Versailles fost Americei pleda
unia In umina acesor fape nconesabe
IN caea aatlor - dee nenorocu a
tor miliar 81 cconomci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
AMERICANA RESP|NC IN Q SIN-
CURA z II ATACUR| CERMANE
Au |uat della Cermani 900 prizonierj.

In acelasi timp francezii 81 anne
ricanii ca 81 cnglezii izbeSc mai de-
patrc mctru de metru. kilometru de
kilometru. lar L,lacndorff este ST.
lit sd arunce moi diviziuni in luptc.
Acestca sunt diviZiuni pc carl :
dupa cum facuSe dinSul socoteala -
credea sd lie arunce in lupte mlmai
peste clteva saptamIni. lnamicul
trebule sd 81 reconstructed intregul
plan de lupta daca va putca sa re-
captureZe pc Seama Sa initiativa.
Desperarea germanilor este ilustra-
ia la dealul en- numarul 1913. unde
americana au respinS II atacuri in
9 singura ri 81 au luat 900 prisohic-
ri della germani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26

de razboi, lar problema de trans
portare va fl una din cele mai
grele.
1ntru cit priveste ofensiva ma
vala Austriei, comparable de-
spre morala ce1or doua flote sd
poate vedea din exploatarile re-
cente ale italienilor facute la Po-
la, pc coasta Dalmatiei, unde an
fost distruse de itaieni trei din
cele mai mari vase de razboi ale
tAustriei. Upde mai pui ca italie-
nil au folosit numai niste vase
mici spre acest scop.
Pentru ca sd cistige suprema-
tia in aer, Austriacii trebue sd
stea in fata superioritatii forte.
lor de aviatie italiene 81 ameri-
cane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26

M|ZERiA MARE SA VEDE Din SCRlSORlLE AFLATE
LAPRlZONlERlI De RAZBOl.
ART|LER|A FRANCO AMERICANA ARUNCA IN Want
T0ATE INTARITURILE CfRNANI[OR.

marca pc nina Sa. Marca fusese pu.
sa de cei ce I facusera PRISONER
Pc dinsa era scris: ,,Acest priso
nicr a dat apa unui ranit ameri.
can'. Pc linga pfinea buna ameri.
cana, drept recompensa, prisonie,
rul a.mai primit della americani 81 @
supa buna 81 o buna PORTE de ear
ne. Dinsul spune ca asa PORTE
de mincare cum. 'i-au dat america
nil, ar. Fl fost de ajuns pentru 6 sol
dati gcrmani, caci eli numai Ga
parte din aceea primesc la 0 min
care Tot ca raSplata pentru cd a
dat apa ranitului american, sOlda-
tul german 81 camerazii lui au pri-
nit della americani 20 pachete de IT,
garete.
Liniile dindarat de Epieds All
fost ieri dupa ameazi scenelc unor
lupte Zdravene, earl au constat in
cea mai mare partc din curatirca
satelor 81 cuiburilor de pusti-ma-
SIM
Am trecut pc lfnga haterie din
artileria nOastra grea, ieri, pc I'm
timp cind statea neclatita 81 fndraz-
neata aruncind un foe napraznic a.
supra inamicului.
Aceasta baterie a ruinat compel
o baterie germana care sd retragea
dealungul unhi drum spre flancul
inamicului, a aruncat in vint IL
ME mare de trasuri, automobile de
povara 81 tunuri. Indata dupa ce ar
tilcria noastra a deschis foe asupra
caravanei, in un timp foarte scurt
din caPavana intreaga IA mai ra-
mas nimica alta deceit histe RUNE 81
cadavre taiate in bucati.
Pc un punct din regiunca della
cduISOuC, 0CI IHldIlIl du lOItILlCui
din greu partea de dincoace de de-
al. Pusti-masinile au fost alta dc
desc incit ne-au retinut trupele ca
ri voiau sa avanseze. Artileria noa-
stra a aruncaf in vint intreaga par
tea aceea de deal. Scena acestei ac-
timi avut 0 vedere infiOratoare.
Pamfntul scOrmolit era aruncat in
aer alaturi de bucati frinte de pu-
sti-masini, picioare 81 part de ca
davre omenesti.
Char 81 corpul veterinarilor Isl
ia partea sa din gloria luptelor, tre-
cind 1naintc sub focul ghiulelelor,
pentru-ca sa ajute la aducerea in
darat ranitilor 81 la operatiunile
della statiqnile de imbracaWinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
AUSTRIA De NOU VRfA SA Sc ARuNCf IN UN
JOG DE-A CAIANElE fOARTF PR|NEJD|OS.
ScoPl Il ESTE SA INCfAPA 0 OfENSIVA IRIPLA.

mandant major al armatelor au-
striace a generalului Won Below.
fost eancelat, pe urma obiectiu-
nilor serioase facute de malta CO.
manda militara austro-ungar6.
Prezenta fortelor 1engleze 81 "a
mericane pc front,ll italian dim
preuna GU infringerea suferita de
Anstrieci in atacurile lor de mai
inainte a dat inaltilor CONAN
danti militari italieni cea mai
mare iHceredere in puterea ~lor de
putea suporta atari atacnri moi
austro-germane, carl ar Fl silite
sa cada.
Atacurile de acum din. Albania
pc carl lie fac francezii 81 italienii
le-au adus ca rezultat niste pozi-
tiuni foarte alese, carl fac pc aus
triaci sd verse foe de mimic. Este
foarte indoios ca Germania ar
p,itea cruta trllpe mari de pc al
stc frohtnri pentru acest teafrl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
De: FRED. s. FERGUSON.

~. - ftI ~. ~. ~ II Iu bON.
United Press Staff Correspondent
Lagdrul american IN Frdntd, %
lulic. = Artilcria franco-america-
ma bombardeaza din Yreu> orasul
Ferc en- Tardenois, lar aviatorii a.
liatilor bombardeaza din greu ace
least positimi din inaltimile lor.
Bombardarea ameninta foarte Sc
rios miScarea de trupe 81 material
pc earl inamicul este slit sa lie fa-
ca.
Ferc-en-TardenOis este eel mai
important centru de trenuri 81 dru.
mnri Gle tara din salientul della Sois
sons Rheims. Este la 10 mile in
nord 81 putin in est de Chateau
Thierry. Liniile aliatilor sunt mai
putin ca mile la vest 81 numai pu-
tin ca acccasi departare in sud.
Luptc grclc sunt in curgere pen
tru cnratirea padurei della Riz (in
nordest de .Jaulgoncy dupa ce ALA
It'd an capturat partea de.sud in de-
cnrsul carci capturari au mai luat
inca mnltimc de funuri 81 priso.
nieri.
Capul podului della Jaulgonc a
fost largit in mod considerable, Con
trar actiunilOr de ariergarda ale
inamicului, trupele franceze 81 a.
mcricane inainteaza.
Americana continua sa progrc-
sezc in est de Epieds 81 in nord de
.)aulgone. Parasind satele, germa-
nil lasa in urma lor prin satele e.
vacuate nistc dovezi uimitoare des-
pre- conditiunilc ce pot sa domneas-
ca astazi i'm Germania. Soldatii ger
mani ajunsi in bogata vale della
Marine, an cercat sd 81 ajuture fa-
miliile lor de acasa tocmai pc TIM
pul END a VENT eontraatacul ALA
tilor. Americana an aflat peste tot
locul pachete de posta pregatite de-
ia de soldati, pc earl insa soldatii
mn au avut timp ca sd lie poata tri-
mite. In acestc pachete erau: grin,
piele argasita, ghete de copii, 81 altc
lncruri trebuinciOase.
Scrisorile trimise de eel de acasa
la cei de pc front, dintra carl uni
an fost luati prisonieri, spun ca 81.
tuatia din Germania este de asa
,.incft trebuie sd Sc intfmple ceva"
Nivililor nu le este fngaduit maj
mutt ca 200 CRANE de. carne pc sap
tamina.
Tn soldat german sosit Gu {
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
AvIATORII ALIATI STUNT
STAP1NI Pc AER.
De: Frank j. Taylor, o
United Press Staff Correspondent.
Gu armata Americana in Fra1

Gu armata Americana in Fran
ia, Is Iulie. - AviatOrii aliati au
raportat o mare ingramadire de
armate intre centrul de concen-
trare german 81 pozitiilc de lup-
ia. O parte a armatelor 81 mate
rialului de razboi pleaca de la
frontul de lnpta, insa cea mai
mare parte sa due spre frontul
de lupta. Aceasta dovedeste ca
germanii mai binc prefcra sd Sc
luptc deceit sa Sc retraga mai de-
parte.
Artileria grea a alitilor, dupa
cum spun aviatorii, in continuu
tale linia de comunicatie a ina
micului, precum 81 explodeaza
magazii de munitiuni: Aviatorii
ajuta la distrugerea liniilor ina
mice arnncind mari cantitati de
bOmbe.
Aviatorii Americani raporteaza
ca germanii an forate putine ma
sini de sburat pc acest front, Sc
poatc ca lipsa aceasta e datorita
Upset de aviatori ori Sc poate Sd
Sc fl retras. Aeroplanele de OBJ
servatii urmaresc deaproape ope-
rattle infanteriei 81 artileriei noa
sire. Germanilor le- este imposi-
bill ca sa faca la fel din lipsa de
masini de sburat 81 din cauza
superioritatii aviatorilor aliati.
La northwest de DOrmans un
escadrOn American a atacat doua
'sprezece aeroplane germane. In
Occurs de jumatate de ceas pa
tru masini germane all fost do
borite la pamiht. Celelalte au
fugit.
Dupa ameazi, tot in acest loc.
un escadron American a atacat
o formatie germana, in aceasta
Iupta a fost doborit un singur a.
eroplan. Americana nu an suferit
nici o perdere in aceste llpte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
TRUPELE FRANCO lame
RICANE 1NFR1NG REZlS.
TENTA HUNIL0R.
De: JOHN DEGANDT.
United Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS, "a Iulie. = Germanii Sc
pare ca sunt determlnati de a nn
Sc mai retrage mai departe 81 Sc
raporteaza ca Sc prepara de a face
o oprire desperate pc frontul de
lupta de acum.
Noui succese cistigate de aliati in
'conditiile de acum vor pune in pc
ricol armata de 100000 de Germa-
nj ce Sc afla in treiunghiu della
Rheims-Soisson pentru ca fortele
inamicului din acest loc All cres-
cut, in ultimul timp, la acest nu-
mar.
Trupele franceze 81 americana Gu
toata rezistenta indaratnica in
amicnlui au progresat spre nord-
est della Chateau Thierry 81 la sud
de Ourcq.
Pozitiile inamicului della Oulchy-
le-Chateau (care deja a fost rapor-
tat ca va cAdea in nina aliatilor)
sunt luate della flame.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
DIN
ANGLIA.

LONDRA, % Inlic. - Doua
suite de mil de lncratori in fabri-
ellie dc munitii de la Coventry 81
Birmingham umblau fara sa lu-
ere, ca un rczultat al grcvci de
claisate in accst loc. in Coventry
sascsprezece mil an pus uneltele
jos, lar in Birmingham $4,000. in
ultimul oraS intrc grevisti crau
81 eltcriciani, ccca &c fortat fa-
bricile inceta lucrul, ceea ce a
rezultat ca 100000 oameni al,
fost siliti sa stea acasa.
DE rezultatul conferintei intre
repreZcntantii guvcrnului 81 gre
visit depanda esirea in gre~@ a
altor 100000 de lucratori. Win,
ston Churchill-va fl rcprcsentan.
tul guvcrnnlui la aceasta confc.
-rinta.
Este stiut ca cabinetul de raz..
boi priveStc la atitutlinea grcvis-
tilOr ca lOvitura directa i'm gu
vern, deci s 'au facut planuri ca
grevistii sa fic sfliti sc inrola
in armata, orr sa Sc intoarca la
lucru.
Pc cind in uncle fabrici dir
Manchester sc strecura o rcSOlu
tie prin care erau fcmeilc lucra-
toarc de aci, chcmate la greva
ele an dat 0 alta rezolntie priE
care Isl aratau lealitatea fata dc
guvern 81 fata de soldatii din
tranSeie.
O rezelutie adoptata de lucra-
tori din districtul Woodwich in.
tre altele zice: ,,Fa greva in ace
ste momente 81 vel cistiga bine-
cuvintarea Kaiserului.'
Ziarele de dimincata Isl ara.
tan simpatia fata de lucratori.
insa nici simpatie fata de gre
visit. Ziarele silesc pc gnvern ca
sii transeze cu grevistii cit Sc poa
te de repede.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-26
SERVICIU TELEGRAPH COMPLECT
DE LA AS0CIATIUNEA PRESSED.
'BULETINE.

AMSTERDAM, Is Iulie. -
Dupa cum declara ziarul ger
man ,,Koelnische Zeitung" Ca
re a sosit astazi aici, Francezii
au folosit 800 tancuri in contra
ofensiva lor.
(Probabil ca ziarul acesta sd
refcra la calitatca noua de tan
curl mici pc carl lc fOlOsesc
FranccZii in numar foarte ma
re.
WASHINGTON, Is Iulie. =
La nord-vest de Jaulgonne, tru-
pele Americana au fortat indarat
pc germani la o adincime de do
ua mile, raporteaza generalul
Pershing Gu datul de Is Iulie.
Comunicatul spune:
,.Intre OurcqSl Marne trupele
noastre au luat parte la lupta
locala care a rezultat in isnpinge-
rea inamicului mai departe india
rat.
LA nord-ost de Jaulgonne am
patruns in pozitiile inamice la o
adincime de la o mila pima la
doua mile"