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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-10-04
Y. w. C. A. CHAPERONES
SIGNAL CORPS GIRLS.

X Hundreds of uniformed girls
X in the employ of the Government
X r being constantly shipped
X overseas. At the point of en-
X barkation they are met by Y. w.
X 9. A. women wearing the hori-
X zon blue uniform and are taken
X to rest rooms at National city
X headquarters. The War Depart
X ment has delegated this form Of
X ~chaperonage to the Y. W. G. A. =,
X The latest achievement of the
X Y. w. G. A. in Washington has !
X been the completion of a group !,
4 Of ~cafeterias sufficient to feed
X $4,000 women Government work
X ers a day. Cafeteria service has
X also been provided for 800 men
X of the Ordnance Department at d,
X request of their division.
X
4 l. l. l. 4 \ \ - - \ \ - \ L L 4 49,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-10-04
GIRLS UNDER 1s
NOT TO BE USED IN
Y. w. C. A. CAMPAIGN.

X The War Work Council Of the
4 Y. W. G. A, in conference with
X the other organizations in the
IL United War Work Drive, has
* passed a resolution that during
IL the campaign for War Work
X funds no girl under 10 years Of
* age shall solicit funds in any
X way.
X Girls will not be used by the
X War Work Council Of the Y. W.
X 9. A. to solicit money either on I,
X the street or In a house to house i,
4 canvass. All money contributed p,
X by girls under IS shall be given ,
4 by the girls themselves or earned ,
X In a way approved by the man. ,
4 ayers of the Y. w. G. A. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
Fred. A. Erscheu
2eiAenbehatter nnb GinbaliamirrT
7LWorR Str, yze,pport, A.,
Selepbou: eoutb SO nrb ecutt 2eeo.
aIerautrta Dffice: 6iIoab B57 . ..
1eucb,te nnb 9abtom.

= Sobn WdIfb, 75, Elm Betsron
bes 8iirsertrieges, ipelder IN DaDtoH
iDohate, ipurbe geffern Morsen nabe
Der Serroce MDerrHe Bride bon einem
3use setroffen un6 aur Seite ee<
f9leu6ert, iprbei er einen S4dbels
bru6 erlitt. gr ftarb balb nnd feiuer
Giffnabme I'm Gpeers 9o6pitaI. .WnIib
suo6uts jsit a. SasRep n DaStosl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12
niinurebr Die eefarante @eIt aIs Q
reSt mlertennt.
@iraehenporan.

70 Z ~ " v ".
Sd mare fein getre,lIider @ort.
fiibrer fir 6as Bolt Der 8ereinigteil
Staaten. Dern id I. nidt nofanals
ipieberbolen wiirbe, oab mir I'm fein
@eringes IN bieien arieg eingetreten
filo uIlo 6nB ipir. ME nlf bieIem biIrt,
@rInbias ertpdbIteu gfn0e lnlfebren
fonneit llniere Heiureeu iin0 gum
SbeiI niohIiiirt uno mir iper0en ni1f
niiiboren bis iie nolitdrbig mobiIi.
iirt iporben iinb. liniere armeen nj.
den ihnel nnf Der annlpfironi ab
uno lie iperben INNER idDneIler uno
idneler bortbin seInnsen. llniere
gonie aroft miro in oieien Befrei-
ungsfrieg bineireeIegi iperben - Bs,
freiiing pon Der Drobirng iino Der
bsrfudlten &errifdff BON ieIbitiiihti.
gen griippen nutofratiider Jiibrer
- eIeidJoiel mas nod bic Sfipierig.
feiien iino tbeiIDeiien ger55geriingen
iein mDgen.
gyir iino biriiHtIif) irnierer @1adt
Der unnbbdngigen aftion iirlbe3dbni.
bar uiib fonnen iiiiter feinen llnlltdil,
ben uns fiipelL IN elmer Sell 5ii Ie.
ben, be biira GeipoIt unb Slit resiert
fbirb.s Bir iillo Der lleberoeiigiulg,
bob ifnier eigner @unfH fiir cine
sEas D5uergrorrss, xaiss spsIaxs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

gerinuift itno Gerc1tigfeit iinb ba3
genieiniauie sSntereiie Der Nleni4beit
regiereu, aiid) Der aAinib Der aufqe.
fldrten nIliiberaa iit. Chine bieIe reile
Gronung pirb bic ggeIt obne syrie.
ben iein iiiio Dem nlenid)IidRn Gebeu
iueroeu ertrdgIide 8uitiii0e Der gri.
lten5 uio Der Gnttuidlnus febIen.
giodoem mir Sano an bie aitgabe
5ur Serbeihibring bieier 8nitGiioe
seIegt buben, merben mir nida siriid.
eeben.
SD bcffe, bab es fiir mid niht nd.
tbig lit bi1iau5iifiigen, o1B nif,ts bon
barb mas id geiagt babe, als Gro.
bung ee1reint lit. Gos 1T uida Die
Stfnmiing nnieres g}olfes. SD babe
MIR 70 gereSet, bomtit Sie gori5e @elt
Die fpdbre StinnHing In 2lmerifa err.
fGbrt - oaB ieoerinnnn iibera1 ipiiie,
bal, 9egieroe fiir Gerehtigfeit uno
fin GeIbitregiering nidf cine Sort.
begieroe HI, fon6eru cine Wegieroe,
oie, tpefin Iie eiirulal Iosbrift, be.
frieoigt iueroen nnrb. E1e Wsdda Der
@ereinigten Stantcn biIbet feline Gro.
bung Iiir irgeiioein 2ano ber @eIt.
Gle pir6 nieinaIs gum slngriff ooer
fir bic Grfiilling bon irgenoipeld1en
feIbitfiidtigen Snfereiien beripenbet
iperoen. 9iefe Waudt ertiprilgt Der
ssreibeit uno itebt in 6eren Dieniten.
Die benirbsuberaII te
Iegrdpbirt werben.
@afbington, II. Gebr. Gem
@ebroud foIsenb, Der be3iigli6 fri.
berer 5ieoen oieier Qrt eingefiibrt
iporoen, iueroen Yraii6ent @iljon's
Dorte, Die er mH Msoutag geiprodRn,
BON Der megieuirtg Der aabeI mad
allen beoeitenoen Sasrptitd6ten Der
ggeIt geididt iper6en. &uf 6ieie @ei.
fe bofft bic giegieriing, biefe Mntlpurt
aiif oie Meoen bon Sertlina's uno
Gsernin's Dor bas woIf IN Deiitjf).
idupp, Seiterreid uIlo @,,bIarlb 5u
briIigen.
True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on February IL,
1918. a. required BY the Act Of oeto-
bar 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

aonbon, IL. 5ebruaf. - Die
BerluI!e pdbrsnb Der perfIoHenen
Mc9e beIisisn ii4 oif 7077 Nann
unb ptrtbeiltn ii9 iuis folss: 0eiaIIen
cber i9rtn Wunbsn erleAfn: 70 Diff
5iers unb 1860 Dlannfdafttn. Bers
ipun0et ober permibt: 155 Dffi3itrs
unb 5489 Mauniddften.
Dis5s gcfammi5nbf iibertrifft nm
Gin D<nigss bie 3nblsn bsr perf!Difes
urn Mo3e, bic Ii9 nnf 1854 bcilsfen
unb bic seringiit DtrIuitaabI ieit ms5'
sesea G8euatsu paz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

Die Ndupprt Cffire fur bas rGin'
riunatier gpIfsblatt1 befinSd Fdj IN
20. 800 Yorf Strahe, aeseniiber
bem Gonrtbpnis, ipoiIbit Nenigfet
ten, sIn3eigeu u. I. ip. bis Z llhr
Abenbs snfgeseusenpmmeu wetben.
selepbon Sunth 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

Die Gspinstoner cffiee fur oai
-Gincinuatier goIfs6IaftI befinsst
Sd Ia BEN Gebdubs ber Eeo2les
Gapinss @Gnf & Srnit Co., 2 Wetf
eedife Strahe. auseisen. Diitthei'
Iunsen unb gefeannscn irgeno fpfi'
DER 2rt Derben Bis nenn llbr Ibenps
beieIbft eufeesenser ommen. Seic
rb-r Sorfh 1884.
1eri&t Der @roBsef d ID o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

ioaat. Dns idbrIide Set am Getoru-
tionstage miro ieoo6 ailfb IN oieieln
Sabre abgeboIten Deroet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

mesen i0rperIi@er llntausTi9seit aus
Camp pite eniIoi1en.

Camp pile aiiik gRod, Mri.,
IL. fyebr. -Sn Der giiie bon 300
Wlnnn. oie an Montog infplge BON
H5rpsrfsblrn aus bem Comp g}ite
entIaFtn ipurben, bsfinben fi& bic
foIeenben Obioer: aouis 90. aroneptf.
aorain: Mrthur 6o3iip, portsmouib;
Bouts puui, Sbabgfibe; q. O. grob.
WlnpspiIle; 90. 3. gdgan, Solsbo;
maItsr 9. Garininf, piqlio; Jobn 8.
Bdilep. DIufbins; Bernie Gantren.
Ren phiIabsIpbia; 6drrp q. 6nms
inonb. SoIsbp; Sobn Enbb. 4ole6o;
s.5Dba 20. 2. aiIIinger. ssinblap; 6ers
mann r. MUppner, WsansfisIb; Cali
bin Gong. HelIepills; DARN 8. 8ruts
bdUes, Fremont; Soratt 5cuitman.
9oiebo; g. 9. 9obias. 2odbourne;
GsorSe q. Aobins, Wscunt Uieiorp;
Gbpurb milfpn. Columbus uno Sos
fepb %. RobdOn, Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-12

True srsnsiation filed With ths Post
master At Cincinnati on February II,
1918, as required by the Act Of 0cte.
bar eth. 1917.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10
ALASKA, THUR SDAY, JANUARY TO- 1918

they make, a pride developed
in the Eskimo.
The spirit Of contest was on.
Reindeer increased in number
and quality, the girls took up
domestic science, the boys
planted gardens, a community
spirit developed, and Eskimo
leaders are appearing whom
the people are glad to re"og-
nize and follow.
The reindeer fairs, as they
are called, are held for two
weeks in the various communi-
ties. Those who attend are
developing an Eskimo scnti-
ment and race pride that is
doing a great deal of good.
1t must be a great sight TO
see one of these fairs. There
are contests in lassoing, driv-
ing, herding, and butchering
the animals, and the exhibits
Of handmade harness, sheds
and fur clothing and snow
shoes are said to be wonder
full.
If one cares to read a govern
ment report, full Of romance
and the spread of knowledge in
out of the way places, he
should send for the Report Of
the Work Of the Bureau of Ed
ucation for the Natives Of Al
aska.
This report shows that some
government officials know how
to get out good reading rather
than dry statistics.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10
WORTH WHILE TRAINING

Boys and girls of the pres
ent are getting a training in pa
triotieN and sacrifice that
should mean much in the gen
GRAFTON that is just ahead.
In Tacoma and in other cities
end towns pupils in the public
schools have taken an active
part in selling liberty bonds;
they aro actively pushing the
Red Cross campaign that is I'M
derwav: and with knitting
needle and hammer they are
doing war work.
In their youth matters that
lead to GOOD citizenship are be
ing concretely brought to their
attention.
VIII not the brains and the
hearts of the men and women
of tomorrow be more human
for the experience and will not
the country be better off that
this is so?-Tacoma News.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10
WE NEED SHIPS.

It does not take much intelli-
oence to see that shipping is
the neck of the bottle through
which all our war preparations
on the western front must pass
before they can become effec-
tive.
IF we are to expend 20 bill
ions the first year in support of
the cause of the allies and to
maintain from one to two mill
ION soldiers in Europe we must
have six to ten million tons of
shipping.
This government has now
two hundred thousand soldiers
in France and to place them
there and supply them with
munitions. equipment, food
and transport we are using
shipping formerly used by
France.
One to two million tons mum
itions and supplies of food and
raw materials for France and
French munition factories are
piled up on the dock of Allan
tic seaports awaiting ships to
carry them across.
1t is a great deal easier to
bring about freight conges-
ton than to relieve one, and
thousands of car loads of cop
per, steel and other materials
are standing in the cars on the
terminal tracks.
The enthusiasm Of the ship
building industry was chilled
by the criminally foolish
TOelnalS-Denman quarfel over
shipbuilding policies and by
the illiberal policies employed
on the Pacific coast.
The whole shipping world
shouted its warnings for six
months, asking that every ship
yard build ships, wooden ships,
steel ships, any kind of ships,
but there has been no adequate
response.
There are hundreds of places
on the Pacific coast where
Ships can be erected and this
coast has the finest timber for
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10
CUNNING FOR LIARS.

During the recent Red Cross
membership campaign the
Seattle "Star" offered $500
reward for the mailing" of
lies told about the American
Red Cross and its activities.
Says the "Star": "You We
heard the lie about the logger
who was supposed to have
written an old lady telling her
he had bought the socks she
made for soldiers"
"You've heard the lie about
all Red Cross speakers who
were supposed to be getting
rich from Red Cross receipts. ;"
"You've heard the lie which
tried to brand every worker in
the Red Cross as a war graft
er."
"You'vo heard the lie that
the women taking member
ships. GOT a commission"
"All these stories are lies
lies, originated by traitors, but
sometimes carried by fools"
Dozens Of these stories have
been traced down by Red Cross
officials themselves and every
single story has proved false.
The 'Star" in the heat of its
patriotic indignation, offers
the $500 reward in the hope of
doterrin@ some of the agitators
whom it designates as "fools"
or " TRAITORS"
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10
REINDEER FAIRS.

The county fair, as means
Of spreading farm knowledge,
community enterprise, good
citizenship and neighborliness,
is vindicated again. And this
time it is among the Eskimo of
Alaska
The government, through
the hr"9"u of education, has
been attempting to spread civ
iIiZatiOn "mOng the natives of
our "rnat territory 1t has been
a difficult task to interest the
Eskimo.
Finally the government hit
upon the idea Of fairs. In vari-
Gus places the Eskimos were
notified that they were to bring
in their reindeer, together with
samples of what they made and
grew, and display them.
The idea took. And while
thn Eskimo men compared
their best reindeer, and while
ho;~ ~;vne told how they made
their prize winning whale blub-
Der pudding, or whatever it is
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10
PEOPLE ALWAYS RIGHT

1t has been the conviction of
the greatest statesmen of all
ages and all countries that one
could safely trust the decision
of the majority of the people on
any question that affected
them. The public mind and
conscience is nicely attuned to
the public welfare and seldom
goes astray. Given free hand
III the working out of their des-
tiny, no people would ever
come to grief. 1t is only when
self-seeking and deceitful lead
ers becloud issues for their
own selfish purposes that the
people are seduced.
So much is preliminary to
the assertion that the Ameri-
can people, the great sober,
reasoning majority-are right
today. Without fuss and fcath-
ers they have decreed a course
OF action that shall preserve
the national veal and the ma
tional honor, and they are not
likely to be lightly turned from
that course.
"Vox populi. vox Del, " new
er had a more direct appIica-
ton than to the attitude of the
American people in the present
world crisis. Being, then, the.
supreme power, the voice Of the'
people should not only have,
but exercise supreme author
ity.
This we are failing to do.
Our government is putting
forth most herculean efforts to
pilot the ship Of state through
the troubled waters, but it is
hampered on every hand by
those who from a selfish inter
est that exceeds their loyalty,
persist in throwing every OBJ
struction possible in the way.
This should not be>must not
be. The lives of the1 usands
Of young men who have res
pended to their country's call
must not be jeopardized by the
Judas at home. 1t is time that
the great loyal majority de-
mand that the voice of the OBJ
jectors and obstructionists be
siIenced.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10

building enough vessels to-
float provisions and ammuni-
tons for the allies and the
United States as we'll.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10

Don't miss seeing our shoe line. We
have a full line of them, as smart as
any made, ClaysOn, The Clothier.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-01-10

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12

un val mare de mimic in tara in
treaga. Germanii au facut un nou
atac, unul din cele mai miselesti, IL
nul ca 81 care nici cele mai salbatice
bestii nu sunt in stare sd conceapa
(sa planuiasca).
Pc urma acestora, daca aliatii ar
fl avut bunul gind de sta la vor-
ba de pace Gu Germania, acest gind
trebuie fnlaturat pentru totdeauna,
fiindca ell este izgonit 81 trebuie sd
fie izgonit, prin purtarea bestiala a
hunilOr.
Ziarul francez Temps" fntrea-
ba care are sa fie soartea oraselor
Lille 81 Valenciennes? Publicul
francez incepe sd Sc mire Cd la ce
mai este buna incetarea orr refine
rea francezilor 81 a aliatilor della a
pedepsi pc aceste bestii omenesti,
in particular, asa dupa cum inertia
= moi trebuie sd multumim lui
Dumnezeu pentru ca armele de lip
sd sunt in mfinile noastre pentru a
face pc germani sd simta miinia
-noastra'' spune ziarul francez
. ,,dar aceste arme de razbunare
trebuiesc puse fndata i'm lucrare" :.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12
BULGARIA CONTRA
TURCIEI.

WASHINGTON, IL Oct. = In
cercurile diplomatice de aici sd
crede ca trupele bulgare sd vor
uni Gu aliatii in atacarea Constan
tinopolului 81 vor grabi iesirea
Turciei din razboi.
Ambasadorul bulgar Panare-
toff, in un comunicat al sdu Gu
prilejul predarii Bulgariei a de
clarat ca Bulgaria va face fata
prietenoasa fata de orr ce misca-
re aliatilor in contra Turciei.
Bulgaria voieste su puma nina
pc Turcia-Europeana, care for
meaza I'm triunghiu in partea de
vest de Constantinopole. Adria-
nopolul 81 drumul Berlin-Bagdad
care trece prin Constantinopo'
vor Fl luate din miinile Turciei
Fortele bulgare sa vor unii in a
cest scop in expedite comuna
contra Turciei, dar preturile a.
cestea nu vor cadea numai unei
singure tari ca prada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12
|MPRUNUTUl LBfRTATn 1REb(E SUPRASUBSCR|S

Campania pentru 1mprumuu Libra pc jumatate trecut
81 Ceveandul ajun pima uatatea
tu de asi stringe ceruta.
Ar II mtreaga copiare daca cineva cred misa
de predmtele Wilson cancauui imperial inseamna
Sc vedea situl ostilor Daca
raa aunci ar fl fatala alat
Razboml de fap naire Fie stie
aproape penu ca Hun inca in gennchi prdee
81 nu nc pace or n ora pace acccpa
bla pima ce Hmi nu preda unconditional
Mimic Imbucura pc Kaiser banda imprumutu
al patruea al berati sa fie Prsac pat
nb la Verd Cambraiu cazu negul aparare
sa sarma sub oviturle punice ale Francezor Engezor
Americanior
Insa Hmi ar da mai multi pmfnt s'ar rrage depare
berfnd din teroru Pau cisgat patru lup
daca ar fl sigur ca prin slab alator
ST. laslnd oate altee la pa in penu mprumutu
ibertai in joe taria mora Moraa
tine tensunea acestui razboii
Americana sun la frontu de lupta in
Ce nsa ce deacasas prea ca sd
ncuraam pc Hum prin Incetneala miscam!
Sa lasam nmeni e eceptonat pentru
Razboiul contnua pima termen pace aiaor pr
pima cind Huni ngenuncha lar Posdamul
Tbuie batae mai asnca data Kaeruui prim Pima
nui este deu 81 pima cind but bne ascua
la termenii de pace al alatlor.
"A nceteni orr acune in aceste neamnG xbi
vture alaor date in aceas up gganca penu ibertate
Pentru moi eel de acas impnne sscriem mi ult
de cit cerut guvernul din patrue mprumut berxt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12
NU A SOSIT INCA RES
PUNSUL GERMANIEI LA
NOTA PRES. WILSON.
SA CREDE 1NSA CA ACEL RESPUNS VA
Fl REDACTAT IN Dol PERI.

WASHINGTON, II Oct. = In
cercurile diplomatice bine infor-
mate de aici sa nutrea astazi con-
vingerea ca imparatul Germaniei
va incunjura sd dea un raspuns
orr sa faca contra-propuneri la
nota de pace a presedintelui
Wilson.
Conform rapoartelor sosite as
taxi aici, raspunsul Germaniei va
Fl supus Reichstagului pentru ca
prin aprobarea Reichstagului sd
poata purta pc ell pecetea ca ar
Fl aprobat de popor''.
Multi studiatori al obiceiurilor
germane sunt de credinta ca ras-
punsul Germaniei va suna cam in
felul urmator:
,,Germania va primi cele IA
puncte ale preSedintelui Wilson,
daca ele vor fl primite in intre-
gime 81 de prietenii Americei
cum vor fl fortate sd fie primite
de dujmani.
,,Germania va evacua Belgia
81 Franta de nord 81 Isl va retra-
ge toate trupele, afara de ,,cele
necesare pentru serviciu de poll
tie, din toate teritoriile ocupate,
daca Britania (Angha) va evacu-
a 81 dinsa coloniile germane 81
daca J9ponia sa pregateste sa
cedeze (sa lase) 81 dinsa insula
Kiao Chau".
Referitor la intrebarea prese-
dintelui Wilson ca, principele
Max pc cine a Representa- a.
tunci cind facut intrebarea de
pace, autoritatile de aici sa as
teapta la un raspuns cam ca eel
de mai JOS:
.Germania trece prin o revolu-
tune politica 81 in framintarile
progresului sau, intru cit este Gu
putinta pentru fiecare ON sa vor
beasca despre poporul german
ca despre un intreg, principle
Max vorbit in numele poporu-
lui." (Oficiantii de aici cred ca
principele Max va cere Reichs-
tagului ca sa aproabe propunerea
sa de pace 81 Sal dea un vot de
incredere asa ca dinsul sa poata
pune fntreaga sarcina in spatele
Reichstagului).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12
MA F0ST De. FATA, OAR
v0IESTE SA FIE MEN,
BRU AL LIGEI.

in una din zelele trecute, dupa
adunarea din % Sept. avuta in Ga
ry, New-Duluth, Mimi, pentru con.
stituirea de acolo a sectiYnei ,,Ligei
Nationale'', dl. lie Alfdrone, Sc
cretarul sectiei, intilneste pc strada
pc muncitorul Gerasim Giurgiu. A.
costa I agraieste: ,,Da pc mine
inscrisu-m al in ,,Liga Nationala"
Secretaful ii raspunde ca da.
Omul, nu fusese la adunare, dal
81 din lucru, ell cugeta numai la Iii
ga Nationala" si'sa cugeta cum 81
ajunga a Fl mai lutte membru. Fra
tele Giurgiu, un suflet de Romin
ca 81 care rari. Gel din Duluth IL al
drag 81 nu sd pot desparti de Ell cum
-nici dinsul de eli.
Citi altii, ca fratele Giurgiui. !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12
HUNII BESTIALI VOESC
Sc RUUNEZE CONFLICT
FRAN>TIA DE NORD.
CAMBRAIUL SUBMINAT.
PLANUL LOR ESTE SA PREFACA FRAN.
TADE NORD in UN DESERT NELOCUIBIL

PARIS Oct. II. = Hunii in
cearca un fel de ,,blackmail' con-
ira Frantei.
Ofiterii, luati de curind de priso-
nieri della Ell, declara ca intentia ger
manilor este sd stirpeasca partea dc
nOrd Frantei, asa cum au stirpit
peste tot lOcul pc unde au calcat GU
picioarele lor in retragerea lor de-
la Somme fncoace. Dinsii mai sop
tesc 81 aceea ca generalul Luden-
dorff planuieste sd prefaca Franta
de nord in I'm desert complet asa ca
aliatii carl inainteaza 81 sa tin in
urma lor, sa nu poata locui de loc
in acest desert.
Scopul Gel mai sinistru insa sd
ascunde fndaratul amenintarii cu
nadejdea de a creia i'm Franta un
sentiment favorable pentru fnceta-
rea razboiului, ca un mijloc pentru
pastrarea oraSelor istorice ale Fran
tel 81 Belgiei. Orasele acestea sunt
amenintate GU distrugere completa
prin foe 81 dinamita.
Minele carl zguduie acum Cam
braiul (fusesera puse mine umplu-
te Gu dinamita sub oras) au stfrnit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-12
AcTIvITATILE AvIAT0RI-
LOR N0STRI.
Gu armata intiia America

! Gu armata intiia Americana
II Oct. - Trupele frnaceze, coo
perind Gu Americana la Argonne
au ajuns la bariera orasului irad
pre-.
Mai catre stinga Francez;i al
pus stapInire pc CARA din apru.
pierre de Grandpre. Taieturl in
portanta din platoul Argonna es.
te acu min miinile aliatilor, 81 c.
lie mai importante intariuri din
padure au fost spuberate.
In partea dinspre est America
nil au ajuns la Sommerance 81 au
ocupat alta mare sectiune din
,inia Kreimhilde.
st. Juvin '(la trei mile spre es1
de Grandpre) e o masa de ruire
diferitele lui depouri 81 stab.li-
mentele de cal ferate sunt diri
mate 81 ard.
Chievers, (intre St. Juvi1 s
Grandpre) in flacari 81 aptca
pc fiecare centru important Gc la
spatele Germ anilor, fie mai
proape ori mai departe de frontu
de lupta, este in parte ars sau rui
nat, ca rezultat al celui mai ma
atac aerin din cite sc cunosc !
istorie.
Au participat peste 450 de ae
roplane, find toate sub directi
primei armate americana. Aero
planele aliatilor au aruncat 81
tone de explozibile puternice. In
treaga flotila, a intunecat cerul
Ea SANTANA ca un cird mare dc
corbi. /.
Mai mutt ca O mie de aeropla
ne aliate au operat pc frontu
dintre Champagne 81 Moselle.
Ei au mers departe, au aJuns
la Mezieres 81 Sedan (4O de mile
Indaratul liniei de lupta). Dam
villers luat foe dupa ce au fos
aruncate asupra lui citeva bonn
be. Douasprezece aeroplane ger
name au atacat pc aviatorii nos
tri la Damvillers. Masina locote
nentului Phelan a luat foe 81 {
cazut de la o 1naltime de 4,O0t
de urine. FL pastrat singele re
ce, 81 cind masina era sa loveasc;
pamintul a cistigat controlul a
supra eli asa ca a scapat numa
Gu citeva sdrelituri usoare. Ell {
trecut printre posturile inamic'
in linia Americana.