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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
Png Troops Assist French in Smashing Germans Out of Apn
Wood Administering Severe Beating Funsaig Regans Ground
Heroic Yankees in Thick of Fight Everywhe
Ripping up German Lines and Pushing T
ward Under Heavy Fire. French Repq
Enemy on Aisne Front.

London, April 18-Southeast of KENNEL HILL
the northern 'front.' the Germans pressed back the Br
line slightly but the situation restored by coun
attack the war office announces. During the night I'll
was no change in the British front.
In the Bai1leul sector, the Germans made three
tacks before yesterday, and in each sufer
complete repulse.
The Germans opened heavy bombardment of
British positions on the southwestern part of the
battle front between LOGON and Robecq during the nj
The bombardment still in progress at dawn today
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18

Amsterdam, April 1S.--T
William recently made q visit
battlefield near Queant west o|
brai, a war corresp pondent Il
Berlin Lokal Anzeiger writesl
His majesty's silence was
only once" he says, when |
marked to an officer who stood
him:
What have / not done to n
the world from these horrorg~l
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
Advance Not Checked.

ottawa, April 1S.--A dispatch from
London to Reuters agency here today
speaks of anxiety as to when Gen.
Toch will make Use of the allied re-
serves. which, the dispatch says, ex-
ist but have not been used.
Experts do not endorse the opin~
ion advanced in some quarters that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
SECOND BOARD HAS
% MEN READY To GO
Those Chosen in SeIeCtiVe Draft
Will Leave on April 26
WILL TRAIN AT CAMP UPTON
Ten Alternatcs Also Selected by Sec
ond Exemption Board-Eirst Dis
trict Men Not Yet Certified for
Service.

Service.
|, The names of As selectives and 10
additional alternates who are to be
called to go to Camp Upton, Yap-
hank, on April 26, one week from to-
day, were made public this afternoon
by the second district exemption
board. The so men from the first
district have not yet been certified,
but they will be selected and listed
within few days.
Those Who Will Go.
Following are those who are called
to go next week:
Kistanignas Staretis, 70 Woodland
street.
Louis Rabenow, 131 Hartford ave-
! nue.
Karl skarebka, 8 Mitchell street,
Forestville, Conn.
Joseph Hartney 63 fremont street.
William Corrfgan, 619 Stanley
? street.
Moses Baba, 355 Arch street.
Carl e. Johnson, 29 Wilson street.
Thomas A. Bailey, 1888 East street.
Philip J. Smith, 937 Stanley street.
i Stanislaw Krikrstanewis, 100 Jubi-
! lee street
Choro Koslarsto, SO Commercial
street
Thomas William Dunn, 4S9 Main
| street.
James Delaney, $40 Main street.
I Luke REYNOLDS, 33S East Main
| street.
! Richard Barry, PIG Chestnut street.
{ John Avitable, 551 Main street.
Emanuel Sakaide, 155 Bank street
New London, Conn.
| Roger Brewin. Jr,, 1873 Smalley
! street.
Dominikas Mukon, 10 Fairview
| street.
Giuseppe Mido, 10 Winter street.
! Joseph Mates, Seltzer City, r. +.
| D. Box 140, Pottsville. Pa.
| Joseph H. Youan, II Maple street
| John Savage, At Hurlburt street.
! Edward w. Long, AIS South Main
| street.
Frank Bruzinskos, 45 Connerton
I street.
| Edward Norden, 363 Main street,
| Joseph Levine, 1843 Crotona ave-
nue., Bronx, New York city.
Oscar Kreissig, 103 Henry street.
Kesimilos Radzevisia, "A Spring
street.
David Abraham, Sc Maple street.
Patrick Claffey, 81 LaWlor street
Robert Pape, 264 Cherry street
| Richard Edge, Watertown' conn
Carlyle Barrett 1856 East MAIN
| street. ,,,-ou.,,,
Leander S. Bengston, 325 chestnut
| street 4
Tohn Esmail, 81 Cottage Place.
| 1T.1in+var Cibulavicius, 35 Conner
J ton street. 4el.1
avenue. 100 c+oo1oy
street. o+
prank r. Hoole, 10 West street
| Jacob Kap1an, 159 Connecticut ave
/ nne New London, Conn.
Edwin x Gustafson, l2o CLARK
street. 1no
! Windsor, Conn. ..4
rran1l Kordal 175 Oak street
rrhe following names have been Sc
1ected as alternat@S:
sono Rucci. 227 Oak street
Toh, 4 Kcrin. s Sexton street.
wn1iam Herman, Balm street.
Iohn Joseph Mccarthy, 120S stan
ley street
street ,,,t,
street.
Stanley stapantck. 11@ Jubile'
street.
wjnian' Mc1atvro. IS Peorl street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18

Sanford Acts at SecrctarH's Post
for 22d Successive Year-Mcmoria1
Services for Clcrgymcn Who Died
During Past Year.
War service is one of the kcynotes
of the seventieth annual conference
of the New York East Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
which convened today in Trinity
Methodist church The New York
East conference has passed through
two wars-the Civil war and the
Spanish-American. In the world war
now being waged the church is talk
ing an active part. Many Of its min
listers are engaged in active work in
France. The war as related to the
churches will be discussed from va
rious view points of vital importance
to the church.
The conference brings together
about 325 ministers. They are rep
resentatives of hundreds Of thou
sands Of members of the church in
the eastern part of New York, part
of Long Island and Connecticut
Bishop Luther B. Wilson will pre-
side at the sessions. In addition to
the ministerial conference meetings
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society and the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society are being held today.
These meetings take place in the
South Congregational church. To-
morrow the laymen's conference will
Daily sessions will be held until Mon
day.
The opening session Of the con-
ference this afternoon at O'Clock in
Trinity Methodist church showed an
unusually large response to the roll
call. This is partly explained by rea-
son Of the fact that the session Of
this year has been shortened two days
on account of the war.
Bishop Wilson off1ciated at the sac
rament of the Lords supper and all
the visiting clergymen present par
ticipated
Deaths During Year.
An impressive memorial service
followed Ministers of the church
who died during the year were:
Rev. Orin C. Lane, pastor at River
head. L. 7.
Rev James J. Mof1tt, pastor at
Center Moriches, L. I.
Rev. Henry A. Starks (retired)
Montc1air, n. J.
Rev. B. F. Reeve, pastor at Darien.
Rev. Albert Booth (retired),
Bridgeport.
Rev. ]. o. Munson (retired), New
Haven.
Rev Hamilton C. Mcbride Gre
tired), Ocean Grove, r. I.
Conference Committees.
The standing committees for the
conference of this year are:
Bible Cause: r. W. Shrigley, A. L.
Faust, J. W. Johnston, A. J. Martin
J. w. Egg1eston, w B. Tower, Fred
eric stiehler, J. r. Hamilton, F. L.
Strickland.
State Of Church: The district
superintendents, L. Fl. Dorchester
chairman r. L. Forman, J. w. May
nard. J. w. Laird. G. w. Roesch, w
T.. Schoonhoven, J. w. Langdale, A
r. Campbell D. C. Downey, H. H
Beattys, f. G. Tullar, w. D. Beach, l.
r.. Streeter, H. D. Jones, 3. f. Gill
man.
Church Comfy and Cooperation
The district superintendents. William
North Rice, III. NJ Richard 3. F.
lTop+Snued On Ninth Pager
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
FAILS TO HER DEATH.
Wife of Consul General of Guatemala
Killed In Washington.

Washington, April 18.-Mrs. Thore-
sa Bengoechea, wife of DIR. Ramon
Bengoechea, consul general of Guate-
nlaIa, fell to her death from a fourth
floor window in her apartment today
She had been ill for some time.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
SrtACKFR SENT TO PRISON.

Boston, April 1S.-l}ernard Centa-
fori Of Pittsfcld has been sentenced
to a years imprisOnm ent for refusing
law.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
VI. z. CONFERENCE
IN SESSION HERE
VISCOUNT Miner IS
NEW WAR SECRETARY
Earl of Derby Succeeds Lord
Bertie as Envoy to
France.

Paris, April 18.-7-Viscount Miner
has been appointed secretary Of war
in the British cabinet, according to
lie Matin. The Earl Of Derby, who
has been war minister, the paper says
will come to Paris rs am mbassador In
place of Lord Bertie who retires.
Premier Clemenceau had long
conference last night with Lord Mil
ner.
Alfred Miner, first Viscount Mil.
ner, has been q member of the Brit
.jsh war cabinet without portfolio
since December 10, 1916. The Earl
of Derby has been at the head of the
war office since the Lloyd George
cabnet ins Deeeap bel'. 1916.- .~-
Announcement was made some
time ago that Lord Bcrtie was about
TO leave his post in Paris where he
has been am bassador since 1905.
Lord Rertie, who was raised to the
peerage In 1915. entered the foreign
Office in 1868 and was formerly Brit
ish minister to Italy. He is "A years
old. Lord Miner has had a promin-
ent career. He was British high COM
missioner Tor South Africa previous
to 1915 and from 1902 to 1905 he
wros governor OF Transvaal and the
Orange river colonies. He was born
in 1So4.
London, April 1S.-Official an
nouncemont was made today that the
Earl of Derby has been appointed am
! bassador extraordinary and plenipo-
tentitary on a special mission to
France succeeding Lord BERTHE.
Viscount Miner becomes secretary
for war and J. Austen chamberlain a
member Of the war cabinet.
The appointment Of ViscOunt Miner
to the war secretaryship, Ut Is con-
sidered will make for efficiency, as he
is rated by many as the strongest
member Of the war cabinet. Personal
Iy he is not among the popular poll
I ticans because he is extremely con-
servative in his views, and the H.
berals always have condemned his
South African policy.
The Earl Of Derby has genia1
popular personality which induces the
view that he will fit well into diplo-
macy. The selection of Mr.. Chamber
lain does not seem likely to be
greeted with unanimous enthusiasm
The Daily Mail yesterday said such ac-
ton would be trif1ing with the nation
Tt describes him as an honest medi-
ocrity, who owed his advantage en-
tire1y to the prestige of his father, the
late Joseph Chamberlain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
Germans Repu lsed by French.

Paris, April 18.-After preliminary bombardme
strong German detachment attempted to advance
night Corbeny on the Aisne front Today's of
statement says the attack was broken up by the Fri
fire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
French Reinforcements i'm Action.

Ottawa, April 18-The French are heavily in a
on the northern battle area, says dispatch from
don today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
U-BOAT SUCCESS DECREASES
Only One Italian Ship of Moro Than
1900 Tons Sunk During Week.
Small French Vessel Lost.

) Rome, April Is One Italian ship
Of more than 1900 tons and two sail
ing vessels, one OF more than 100 tors
were sunk by German mines and sub
marines in the week ending April Is.
The steamship was attacked unsuc-
cessfully by submarines.
Paris, April 18.~-During the week
ending April 13 German U-boats did
not succeed in sinking any French
ship of more than 1900 tons. One
ship under that tonnage however fell
prey to the enemy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18
New York East Dis
trict Opens Annual
Assembly With Time
Cut by War
LARGE RESPONSE
TO CALL OF ROLL

Bishop Luther b. Wilson of New
York Presiding-RcV. Arthur b..
Sanford Acts at SecrctarN's Post
for 22d Successive Year-Mcnorial
Services for Clcrgymcn Who Died
During Past Year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-18

CONTINUED On Ninth Page)
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
EDEN NAJSTAREJSIH SLUG
MA DVIGALIH Sc JE OBJ
PADCU UBIL.

Karel Howell, katerem gre
glas, da je bill prvi sluga ma mo-
dernem elektricnem dvigalu V Chi
cagu, Sc je ubil V starem bancnem
poslopiu Fort Dearborn, kJer Je
bill vee kakor dvajset let nepretr-
gonna V sluzbi. Ko je hotel stopltl
v premikajoci Sc vozicek, je padel
v duplino S sedmega nadstropJa,
telebnil IA tia ter bill ma mestu
mrtev. .,Ef &>>" ''-"%.:. =.
Priblizno Sest let tistem casu,
ko so zidali novo mesto' in novo o.
krozno poslopje, je bila Dearbor-
nova hisa takorekoc politieno to-
risee v mestu. Volilni komisarJl IN
druei so zavzemali troje nadstro-
PHI " poslopju. V tistih letih je
Howell skoro gotovo poznal VISA
kega politikarja okrozju Cook,
XII je bill 'kolickaj znamenit in vpll-
ven. Ponesrecenec je bill star okoll
45 let star ter je stanoval ma 269
zapadna "a. costa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
So zajei dive mesti.

V pOcetnem manevru nemSkega
umikanja ma 'front.' oh VeSle so A
meriGani in FrancOzi well Bazo-
ches in Fismette. Cd BazocheS SO
Sc pomaknii Sest mill V Severni
smeri pfoti Viel-Arcy, a cd Fis-
mette sem so prOdrli veG kakOr tri
mile V severni' smeri prOti Bar
bOnvalu, XII je samO nekaj malega
veG kakOr emo milo JUNO reke
AiSne.
AmeriSke in francOske Gete, ki
so bile sovrazniku tik "a petami,
Odkar Sc je jel umikati IL vaSi OBJ
VeSi, so bile neprestano V zvezi
MIN, napadaje zadnjo strazo in
pritiskaje na gibanje cele vOjne
sile.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
with the Postmaster Chicago Ill., September oth
1915 required by the Act of October 9th 1917.
OBJ grobu ye|ikega ameriskega prijatelja.

ii, kaj je imelo pomeniti koncem
osemnajstega stoletja Lafayett-
owl dezeli in Ameriki, dezeli ME-
govega prijateljstva. Obe sta sto-
rile prvi-veliki korak ter zaeele
vladati "a ludstvo = brez sode-
lovanja aristokracije in ne da bi
priznale podedovano nadvrednost.
Lafayettov grob mas uei, kakor
sodite MEM sedaj ma njegov roJ-
stni dan, da je to zivljenje in ma
Sc dejanje resnici nekaj vredno.
Milijoni ljudi, XII so Sc rodili "a
emo MIN ter izdihali OBJ njegovi
smrti, je pozabljenih = in brez
vsakrsne koristi.
Njegov spomin in ime sta vsa-
ko leto vecja in pomembnejsa.
On je vec svojim rojakom Sc
daj, kakor katerikoli moz V njiho-
vi zgodovini razen njihovih zares
najveejih intelektualnih ueiteljev.
Zakaj, Francija vidi Lafayette
vo ime V milijonih mladih Ameri-
canov, XII korakajo po francoskih
cestah in potih ma bojisca.
Francija vidi Lafayettovo ime
razlocno zapisano dimu nasih
brodovij, ki nosijo, zivila in mo-
stvo, V dimu brodovij, Xxi bodo
plula proti vzhodu toliko casa, do
kler ne bo Prussia in vse, kar le-
ia predstavlja, zapodeno S franco
skin tai, XII nam predstayljajo du-
ha in misel velikega Lafayette.
Okoli Lafayettovega groba, v
katerega je bill pokopan pred stiri-
inosemdesetimi lett, in okoli zibel-
Ike, kateri je lezalo malo franco
sko dete pred stoeninsestdesetimi
lett, Sc danes zbira duh vsega sve-
ia globokim spostovanjem in is
kreno hvaleznostjp.
Nobeno dobro nj Mgubljeno,
nobeno plemenito dejanje zaman.
Tisti, ki so ziveli Ease, so popol-
| nop,o snrtyi -.
Lafayette, XII ie zivel "a svobo-
| do, zivi Sc DANES. Njegovo ime
ie cuti oh razstrelbi vsakega IL
strelka, OBJ regljanju vsake puske,
izroprazene V imenu francoske re-
publike.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
DRzAVA Sc JE ZAVzELA IA
.OTRoSKE OCI.

Generalni pravdnik q. ]. Brun-
dage je zaceI S pomoejo svojega
pomocnika Karla G. Bartletta z
vso vnemo zasledovati babice in
zdravnike, Xxi zanemarjajo skrb "a
oei novorejenih otrok.
Kakor Sc je sporoeilo depart
mentu "a vpisanje in vzgojo, mno-
gi otroci oslepe vsled taksne ne
:marnosti, a mnogi drugi pa dobe
slab vid ter cutijo neprenehoma
razne bolecine v svojih oeeh,, ko
sodrastejo. Dive babici sta bile po-
-zvani, maj Sc danes zjutraj zglasi-
tie pri sodniku Fry ma mestnem So
diseu. Treba jima bo dajati odgo-
-vor radi svoje malomarnosti zozi-
rom ma rojenekove oci.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06

Bill SOW zgodovini Zdruzenih
drzav silni in viharni casi. Bill so
temni dnevi, ko je bila nasa deze-
la hudih stiskah. Pa so j pri-
skocili razni plemeniti in veliki
mozje M Europe ma pomoc. In E.
den izmed teh je bill veliki Fran
coz, je bill Lafayette.
Lafayettov duh je kakor pla-
men, XII je izvaril kar najmocnej-
Sc vezi ter mimi zdruzil franco
sko in amerisko republiko.
Lafayette je zanesel Ameriko
francoskega duha V osemnajstem
stoletju, ko ga je nasa dezela ta-
ko krvavo potrebOvala.
Mas narod poSilja ameriskega
duha Franciji V dvajsetem stolet-
jiu, pa obenem tudi borce in brat
stvo, kar vse tako nujno potrebu-
je francosla republika.
In danes, dne 6. septembra, pra,
znujeta tidve veliki republiki roj-
stni dan slavnega Lafayette, pri.
padajocega obema narodoma in
predstavljajocega duha svobode
odpora proti tiranstvu, duha, kl
ie odSel IL Francije semkaj, kjer
je naSel vredne ueence v takih
mozeh, kakOr so bill Washington
Jefferson in Franklin.
Pred stoeninsestdesetimi lett sc
ie rOdilO malO francOskO dete. III
sti, Xxi so zrli mani, so videli Y
MEM en- sam prirastek k tisocerim
francoskim plemicem, ki so zivel:
in delali Ease, XII so izginjali in nj
cesar uStvarili.
Videli so MEM cloveka, XII ma.
bi dorastel ter zahteval pravict
hiti mad priprostim ljudstvom, gs
tlaciti, Ge Sc bi mu to ravno polJu
ibilo, gaytlrzati:priklenjenega 'na
svoji zemlji, izmozgovati ga in IL
rabljati, doGim bi ii ljudje rodil
move kmete, XII maj zavzamejo NIL
hOva meSta.
Pravmalo so 81 mogli domiSlja
ii, kaj maj bo pomenilo tisto roj
stvo "a danaSnji svet, ko sta Fran
ella in Amerika zdruzeni ma fran
coskih bojiScih.
Pravmalo so 81 mogli domislja
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
OSUMLJENI MORILEC BOGA-
TASA BRADWAYJA Sc We
ONO MA SVOBODI.

Vsi upi, XII jih je gojila policija,
da dobi kratkem casu pravega
morilca, XII je zabodel, kakor smo
ze porocali, bogatega in nasiroko
znanega Bradwayja V Chicago, Sc
MISC izpolnili. In clovek, XII je o.
sumljen mora, Jack Norman
Cook, je Sc vedno naprostem. In
sinoci je priznala policija, ola je
Sc natanko tako dalee cd zajetja,
kakor je bila tisto noe, ko je bill
Broadway zaboden.
Move govorice in namigavanJa
so prisla policiji ma uho, ces, ola Je
Cook Sc yedno V Chicago, ali mic
gotovih in zanesljivih porocil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
Francozi well trideset NEST ter
ogrozajo La Fere.

London, Anglia, 5. septembra.
= ZavezniSke bOjne sile so danes
dOSegle vazne uspehe ma 'front.', ki
je dOlga $50 mill in Sc vlece Od
Ypresa do RheimSa.
FrancOske in ameriSke cete OBJ
yladujejo viSave oh reki Aisne,
"a katerimi so Sc glavne nemSke
Sile umaknile. ,..... .."
Nemci Sc bore obupno in trdo-
vratno, da takO ovirajO armada
generala Mangina med AiSnO III
Aisletto, Xxi ogroza njihOvO uni
kanje V ozadju.
Med dnevom so Francozi well
trideset trgov in vaSi. Cd l. sep
tembra sem so Anglezi zajell
1900 vjetnikOy.
Bojne sile generala Humberta
so prOdrle ma Mangmovi levici ma
'front.' dolgi veG kakOr deset mill,
med NeSle in Disc cd 3 do 4 mile.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
Vazno naznanilo.

vsem tajnikom in tajnicam
raznih slovenskih drustey iz Chi
caga in bliznje okolice Sc nazna-
MIA, da je vodstvo Vejne -razstave
dolocilo: soboto, dine IA. sept dan
"a Jugoslovane in 2Gehosslovake.
Vsled tega. So ,proseni vsi clani
raznih drustev in +Zyez IL Chica-
ga, da maj sc: udeleze Vojne raz-
stave dne ID. sept. in ne ma nede-
ljo Is. sept, Aker@j @jesta dan odlo-
cen "a Poljake, Rusine, Ukrajince
in "a splosno, > kero BIO zakljucni
dan razStave. e':> ~ -4>'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
NEWYORSKE STRANKE so
NoMINIRALE sESTNAJST
zENSK.

Topot so zenske prvikrat volile,
in organizacijske kandidatinje SO
bile torek nasplosno uspesne ma
obeh straneh. Politicna enaIkost nj
imela nicesar revolucijonarnega
"a posledico.
V obeh strankah je bilo preceJ
zenskih kandidatov in sestnaJst
iih pojde V borbo ma novembrskih
volhvah. Ena je nominirana "a
kongresno kandidatinjo, dive sta
izbrani "a tekmo "a dezelni zbor.
Kako in kan Sc bo sreea obrnila
V novembrskih volitvah, bono vi
deli tedaj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06

razpocila V Federal Building neka
bomba.
Stiri osebe so bile ubite. Ena Je
bila neka zenska, ki je hOte1a ku-
pitt znamko. Druga je bill neki
mornariGni vojak V sluzbi, ki je
sci po poSto, in cigar matt je bila
ma poti IL Kansasa, da ga obisce.
Os,ah dve zrtvi sta bila postni raz-
naSalec in poStni radnik, star Is
let.
Razstrelba je porusila precej-
Sen del te zgradbe, pebila sipe V
oknih po poslopjih na stirih sosed-
nih ulicah, ranila in poskodovala
trideset OSeb, vrgla razne kOse Z
velikega donna na tia ter unicila
vse luci. Ali nj pa oplaSila Wade.
Bomba je bila podtaknjena "a
neki radiator pray V vhOdu Z A
dams ceSte.
Ma sto in sto oseb je bilo V po-
slopju, XII je cd pocetka vojne sem
toriSGe neprestanega della V zvezl
z njenim nadaljeyanjem.
I Low na morilca, ki je podtaknil
bombo "a zyeznO poslopje ter ia
ko poSredno ubil tri moSke in emo
zensko pa ranil trideset oseb, Sc je
sinoGi zOzil na dOlOcenO crto.
Cez malo ur utegnejo dognati
identified zloGinca ali zlocincev te-
GA nasilstva. V policijSlIih rokah
je bill zadnjo noe neki moz, Okla,
terem sodijo, da je bill V nepo,
sredni zvezi zlocinOm.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
Laon je v nevarnoSti.

To je kraj, kjer je srce seda-
njih nem$kih operacij. LaOn je
velikO in vazno vezno srediSce, i'll
ga morajo seve braniti skrajno
odlOGnostjO, ce maj preprecijO, ola
jih zavezniSke cete ne potiSnejo
tia do nemSkih linij zapadne in
JUNE Strani.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
Nemci tepeni v Loreni.
Pri amerisli armadi v Loren

Pri amerish armadi Lorenl,
5. Septemhra. = NemSke patrulJe
so vceraj pozno zvecer podvzele
npad IL svojih bOjnih crt potem,
kO so vec ur obstreljevali-vas Fra
pelle. OGividno so mslili, da bodo
mogi naloviti kaj jetnikov.
Neki ameriSki porocnik je videl
sovrazno partijo, kako prihaja. -
Zato Sc je pripravil ma napad prl
"NO Mans Land" S svojimi fam
ii, da obkoi Nemce.
III pa so zbezai pustivssi "a sabo
V rokah ameriSkih vOjakOv diva to-
variSa. AmeriGani MISC utrpeli no
bene izgube.:
NemSko topniStvo je to =jutro
zacelo nnova obStreljevati vas
Frapelle ter virgil okoli 5000 IL
strelkov, med mimi mnogo plino-
viii prOjektilov, ma mestO, kl so ga
predkratkim ngubii. Obstreljeva-
ME Sc nadaljuje to popoldne, all
do kakSnih pehotnih akcij Sc nj
priSlo.
AmeriSke cete so danes zaiele
vjetnike V Voevre, kjer so bill So
yrazni topi in zakopni momarji
ma delu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06

Ali je nenlska organizacija
proznejsa cd ameriske? Moski "
dobi cd 1S. do As. leta (oboje in
kluzivno), h Sc Sc MISC registrira-
Ii, bodo odgovorili temu vprasa-
nju tenn, da Sc bodo registrirah
vsi DO ZADNJEGAa M0zA 12.
septembra. Lojalni Amerieani bo-
do storili svoje dolznost ma ia dan
ter gledai, da store drugi svojo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
Hertling pojde, cuje Geneva,

London, Anglia, 5. septembra.
- Kakor poroca zenevski poroce-
valec listu Daily Express, je ce-
sarski nemSki kancelar grof Won
HertIing predlozil kajzerju svojo
ostavko. Ia vzrok navajo "slabo
'zdravje".
Porocevalec pristavlja, da Sc he
We, ali je cesar sprejel kancelarje-
vo ostavkO, ali ne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06

Moski v starosti cd Is. do 40.
leta (oboje mkluzivno), h Sc Sc
MISC registrirali, morajo to storiti
12. septembra. GlovecanstEo je v
nevarnosti. Stori svoio dolmost in
glej, da 10 store tudi drugi!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-09-06
Cehoslovaki priznani.

Zdruzene drzave so priznale ce-
SkoslovaSki narOd "a SOdelujOc ma
rod V vojni in narOdni syet, ki
mu na6eluje heroi6ni Masaryk, "a
dejanskO yladO.
Cello velika angleSka zmaga V
Pikardiji je komaj takO navduSe-
valna in veSela nOvica, kakOr Je
Ia.
To je zasluzen tribut narOdu, ki
je Sicer majhen pO Stevilu, all We
lik DO mozganih in duhu in ki je
prispeval start pravdi 6lOveean-
stva zven vSakega razmerja k
svoji navidezni mOGi. To je Smrt-
ma obSOdba nasprOti AvStrO-Ogr-
ski. To pomeni kOnec vsem priza-
devanjem, ki Streme "a tenn, da bl
Ostala Sc celia nakradena zemlJa
degenerovane habSbUSke rOdbl-
ne. To Odstranjuje emo glavnih ne
varnOsti kak$nega gnilega miru.
To viva prenovljeno zivljenje re-
volucijonarni propaganda, ki Sc
re razjeda po habsburSki mOnar-
hiji, ter zbuja upanje in navduSu-
je vsakega Srba, Hrvata, SlOven-
ca, Poljaka, RuSina in ROmmca,
kakortudi vsakega Ceha in Sloya-
ka.