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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
pru sEp1Es SALISBURY n c. WEDNESDAY JULY 31ST 1918
What TO do For Hard Times,

Fifty million dollars in War
Stamps has been asked for from
North Carolina. That is lot of
money, but it is not a gift-it is
an investment. Families that
take 500 worth of stamps even
if they have to borrow the mon.
ey to pay for them have done a
good thing for themselves. Put
ting away SO million dollars by
our North Carolina people means
an income in interest of two and
and quarter emillion dollars a
year. This will help nightly a
little later on when prices go
higher and food becomes scarcer.
which is invetibIe if this war
agoes on, which it will. Buying
stamps isthe very best thing to
do for the hard times that are
coming. Ii is laying up money
for rainy days. War Stamps
were designed 10 reach, not the
rich, but the poor. Rich Dpeople
can afford to invest War Stamps
and ought to do so, not only be-
cause the government needs the
money to fight the Germans, but
also because it is better than any
savings bank in the worll. The
stamps are as good as gold.
Building and Loan organizations
may break; savings banks may
go into hands of receivers, but
Uncle Sam will always fulfil his
word, and if the time ever comes
that he cannot pay his debts it
will be time 70 quit business and
go fishing Charity and Child
rem.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
Farmers Union TO Meet at EnoChyiIle.

The programme of the Farm
ers' Union to be held with Enoch
Vile slocal, Enochville, n u,
Saturday, August 3, at $50 "a ia,
is as follows:
House to order, oy Pres, J H
Keller
Devotional Exercises by Chap
lain. Geo F Houch.
Welcome Address by A L kar-
riker.
Response, y l. kluttz, CT
Cola Knob Local.
Roll call and seating Of dele
gates.
Brief report from each local as
called.
Reading minutes of last meet
ing.
Reports from officers and COM
mittee.
appointment of committees.
DINNER,
Unfinished business. New
business.
Subjects for discussion: TIE
Farmers Union as an Education
al Force, T D Patterson.
The duty of every member at
the present time. Orltn Cruise.
Time and place of next meet
ing.
Adjournment.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
One Hundred Stills DESTROYED.

Greensboro, July 24.-Reports
com piled in the office of Internal
Revenue Agent T H Vanderford
show that during the month of
June the field men in Mr. Van
derford's territory in North and
and South Caro'ina and in few
counties in Virginia destroyed
total of 145 illicit distilleries OF
this number l12 were located
in North Carolina and 80 in
South Carolina and three in Vir-
ginia. Evidence was procured
for 90 prosecutions. Six automo
| biles one wagon and horses, sone
surry and mule were seized while
engaged in the transportation of
liquor In the raids on the stills
the officers poured cut many
thousands gallons of beer and
whlskey. a large number of ar
rests were made during the
month, the trials of the defend-
ants to come up in the various
Unitad States courts thrrug hOut
\ aud, 1i.rI> territory
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
". F. Snider Chairman.

W. F, Snider has recently re-
ceived word from George w
Watts, Durham, the State Chair
man of the third army Y. NJ. c..
A. War Fund campaign to the
effect that he has been appointed |
chairman of the Salisbury dis
trict This district comprises
Rowan, Stanley, Irede|l Cabar-
rus and Alexaner fcoun,ies The
national campaign for SIP 600 =
900 will be launched in October
after the fourth Liberty Loan
drive. A stranger it is said will
act sas Chairman for Rowan
County.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31

away, the Germans leaving the
work of resistance to the men
they had failed Ito protect with
their heavy guns.
The Germans were "mopped
up" and the Americans held
their new line just east of the
forest, Awful execution was
done by the Americans. Eight
captured guards said they were
all that remained of company
of 96.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
ROWAN MEN GOING TO CAMP.
Rowan Men to Camp WadsWorh, Spartan
burg and to San AntOnia, Texas.

The following list of names of
registrants ordered 10 report to
Local Board for Rowan county
for entertainment to Camp Wads-
worth, Spartanburg, s c. during
the five day period beginning
August 9th, 1918:
Other Culiou Upright
Paul Eugene Smith
William Snipes
Paul G Edmiston
Floyd D J Julian
ROderick A Green
Jasper Solomon Sloop
Luther B Boon
James Parker Gardner
Leon P Ward
Robert Barber
John Edmund Wise.
Clyde C Cauble
Richard F A Stirewalt
Henderson VI Safrit.
Rufus E Honeycutt
Charles Franklin Allen.
Austin D Carscadden
Joseph R Henderson
Henry Troutman
Charles F A Park
Adam F Orr
Arthur Lee Weaver
Rober, F Palmer
Napoleon B McCanless, Jr.
AtIernates.
Clarence A. Stirewalt
Edgar Lee Heilig
Allen Evans
Thomas NJ Cornelison
John Frank Morgan
The follow ing is list of regis
trants called by Local Board.
for Rowan county for entrain-
ment to Kellytield, San Antonio,
Texas, August /:
Leo Hart Culberston
Gilbert Q Miller
Charles Milton Miller
Robert E Brown
Alternate: Marion E Farmer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
The Service Flag.

By Attorney E. R, Shipp.
Halt! Lift up your eyes salute
that star!
1t tell that man has gone to
war;
It tells of mothers love and
tears,
1t tells of fathers hope-his
fears,
1t tells of sisters broken heart,
1t tells of a brother doing his
part;
1t tells of sweetheart's sacri =
fee,
It tells of He'll and Paradise:
It tells that man has gone to
war,
Halt! Lift up your eyes-salute
that star.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
The Joy Of Living.

To enjoy life we must have
good health. No one can reason
ably hope to get much pleasure
out Of life when his bowels are
clogged good share of his
time and the poisons that should
be expelled are absorbed in the
system, producing headache and
indigestion. A few doses of
Ch am berlain's Tablets will move
the bowels, strengthen the dl
gestion and give you a chance to
realize the real joy of living.
Try it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
The Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and younger people
tho are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to
g through the depressing heat of summer by TAX
ing GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. 1t purieo
ard enriches the bleod and builds up the whole sys
tern You eau soon feel its Strengthening lnvigor
ating Effect 60c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
Chc mberIain S Tablets.

- These tablets are intended es-
peciaIly for stomach troubles.
hiliousness ard Constipation If
you have any trouble Of this sort
give them a trial aud realize for
yourself what a first class medi-
cine will do for you. They only
cost a quarter,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
Lame Shoulders.

This ailment is usually caused
by rheumatism of the muscles.
All that is needed is absolute
rest and a W applications of
Chamberlain s Linlment. Try it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
AMERICANS ADVANCE THROUGH BARRAGE.
Men Taking Part in Advance are From Middle
West and Eastern States.

WEST anu EdS!Gill Otdl5S.
With the American Army on
the Aisne Marne Front, July
3O.-Through barrage as deadly
as any the Germans have laid
down on any sector for months,
the American soldiers, comprls-
inc men from middle west aud
eastern states, pushed their line
forward a little more today, and
tonight it forms the apex OF the
long allied front
Their progress was consider
able, though less than two miles
but it is regarded as brilliant
operation in view of the deter
mined countering by the Ger
mans.
On either side the French also
moved forward, while steady
pressure was maintained against
the east and west Aanks.
Information early in the day
Indicated the withdrawal of the
fourth guards, but it developed
that renewed organization and
the Bavarians were still on the
front and strong opposition they
offered justified their reputation.
But their sacrifice was in vain.
The Americans wlthstood tW O
heavy attacks during the night
and at daylight began their op-
erations. which left them to
night we'll to the north of Sergy
on the long slopes approaching
the heavy woods beyond Nesels,
little town directly east of
Seriuges- Et- Nesles, whose re
tentions the Germans bitterly
opposed,
The east end of the line
swings north 'eAsterly opposite
/ his point and thea drops off
sharply in the direction Of Cier-
GERS aud FOncheres. The Ourq
river has been left far behind e,
the line being pushed forward
accros5 the zone to the north
west.
The Germans are holding po
>itious in Nesles forest, from
which their guns are shclling
incIfestivo'y.
1t was late in the day before
whole Of Seringes was wholly
c'eare0. The Germans clung tC
| the northern part of the town
! tenaciously and used their ma
chine guns murderously.
Neither side used artillery in
this particular battle. There
Was hand to hand fighting in the
streets which the Am ericans
proved the masters driving the
enemy before them
The story of the fighting
for tn pos e S o n o1
Mercuy farm, lying direct
iy south of Seringes, will long
be remem bered in history of
the division The Germans or
their Withdrawal, left behind 6
strong force of machine gun
ners and infantry The Ameri
cans move forward through yell
low wheat fields, which were
sprayed and torn by bullets
But they advanced as though or
a drill ground.
To the north of the farm, ul
the long slopes leading to the
woods, the Americans encounte7
ee the hercest eXhibitian Of Ger
many's war science. The Ger
mans laid down a barrage which
it is said, was as heavy as ha(
ever been employed. Tn
American guns replied heavily
The order for advance came
and the line moved forwar'
across the grain fields through
the barrage. On a. nearby hill
side, the chief staff officer
watched the operation. The
saw shells fall, in some place
leaving long gaps in the line bu
the troops mayer halted.
III
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
CAVALRY, TANKS and AIRNEN GET THEM.
Retreat Of Germans on the Naras Front is
Very Near a Route.

vUIJ l'uui AtV"sos
With the French Armies on
the Aisne-N arne Front, July
29.-Entente allied patrols push
inc ever forward have reached
the southern bank of the River
Ourcq. This morning was eN-
trenely quiet along the center OF
the salient where the Germans
were not offering great opposl-
tion.
On both wings, however, the
greater activity prevailed. The
enemy has massed many heavy
guns to the north of SolSsOuS on
the heights around Juvlgny and
Chavigny. whence they bombard
with an enhdaling fi-e tine west
eru wing as far south as Oulcby
lee b a e au Notwithstanding
this BON Dardment the allies in
thes Oulchy-le Chateau region
are making some progress al
though they are faced by the
German best divisions sr,. TIE
concentrated fire of numerous
machine guns.
On the eastern wing the allies
are gradually obtaining COM
mand of the whole road leadis z.
from Dormans to Rheims. On
this side also the Germans have
assembled a great force Of art1l-
lery in the neiyllborhood OF st
Thierry northwest Of Rheims.
These guns cover the CFermal
left flank and Consequent q,
makes the progress slower les
the allies.
The retreat o; the Germa n
crown princes forces along tic
whole -,iarne trcnt has reached d
more precipitate form At some
places the Germ ms have fallen
back for distance of several
miles, French and America II
troops are marrying the retll ing
forces on theCentre while French
and British troops are hammer
ing at botn flanks.
CAvalry and tanks i'll consider
able mum bcrs have succeeded ~
getting in among the retlrln <
Germans, while air-planes are
bombarding their columns on the
march.
The incessant smashing blows
night and dav of the ertente al
lies left the enemy nothing else
to do but retrea! Or die in his pO-
sitions Even their sudden re
1irement has not relieved tbe
Germans from their Constan'
11arrying.
In addition to TO the slash1ng
of the cavalry and the poundlny 2
of the tanks, the lives O. the rvai
guards are being made prec ariou:
by entente infantry patrols
Meanwhile, allied aviators dar
ilgly fly few hundred feet owe
lead, bonn harding and machine
xuuning the German batteries
"a I'D columns on the march. Th'
s,uk crews have been heroes IL
,ais chase and ever since tht
,mmencement of the German re
retreat they have done remark
able work. After breaking W
the enemy front line and prepar
ing the way for an advance OF in
fantry the tanks have through
olt continued to exploit the sue
t>ss gained.
Some tanks have even attacked
4 e enemy artillery batteries an'
killed all the gunners, thu
permitting the infantry to cap
1l;e many of these weapons.
There is not tank in the sec
t,un of tanks which have take
part in the fighting that has nc
tam Is to 20 machine guns t
his credit. Most of the prisoner
declare that the losses caused b
I tanks have been terrible,
.i'te line where the Germa
withdrawal has attained u
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31
Piles Cured in 6 to Ii DAYS

Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails
10 cure Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrudine Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and You can get
restfol aleep sitter taa first application. Ptice 6c,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-31

C.o,.:.- :z::, -~i+.s> ci,ii: ,TGsI:.
restoreS tatty a1,i eaere; by purifying arr, e1~
riehing t'e i!2c3 I,u can -;"r - r. Str.: n
ening, Inv iso-at!as I.-1o.. F..~- 49,,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
CUCERIRILE FRANCEZI.
LOR IN OCTOMBRIE.

PARIS, 4 Noembrie. - De la
ministerul de razboi francez s'a
dat astazi urmatorul comunicat
LA. nord de Serre, trupa
franceza de recunoastere a pa
truns in Bois Les Pargny, de
unde au trmis la baza 100 de
prisonieri.
,,Artileria 81 mitralierele au ii
nut-o fntr 'un foe toata noaptea
dealungul fntregului front Ais
ne, de la Rethel pima la Semuy
I'm decursul lunei Octombrit
Francezii an prins pc frontul Oi
Sc 1O,367 de prisonieri, printre
carl si~2O4 ofiteri De asemenes
au mai lpat de Ia manic ii "A;
tunuri, peste 1909 de mitralier'
81 mari cantitati de material d
[r&xboisss..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
Cermania in IA
ia prinlejdiei de
a fl invadata.
Austro-Ungaria.
a ieSit din rezbOi.

PARIS, Nov. 4. - De All dimi-
neata la 3 ore, cind Austro- Ungaria
a fncetat de a sc mai lupta, intrea-
ga frontiera de est Germaniei este
deschisa fata de amenintarile unei
invadari din partea aliatilor.
Orasele Munchen, Dresda, pro-
vinciile Bavaria 81 Saxonia, ca 81
Prussia vor fl direct amenintate.
Termenii armistitiului Gu Au-
stria vor fl facuti cunoscuti publ
cului de aici, milne, prin un comu-
nicat Oficios.
Consiliul diplomatilor interalia-
Il pazeste foarte deaproape intorsa-
tura evenimentelOr, GU deosebita
satisfactie. Parisul este calm, lini-
stlt, seren, asteptind pasul urmator
pentru caderea puterilor centrale
europene = publicarea termenilor
carl vOr fl dictati Germaniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05

ITALIENILOR R

ROMA, 4 Nov. = Ministerul
de razboi anunta fntr'un comuni
cat Official ca trupele italiene au
trecut de prima linie austriaca
pc un front de 80 de mile dealun
gul aripei de vest liniei de
lupta.
Ele descind prin trecatoarea
Tonale in valea Vermigleo 81
de aci cauta sd suie inaltimile
cari-i despart de valea judecarei
Iata ce zice comunicatul:
Am inaintat intre riul Astico
81 pasul Tonale, trecind peste
formidabilele linii austriace.
,,Descindem de la Tonale in
valea Verglio 81 suim catre va
lea judecarei, trecind podul
Mont Par ca sd ajungem abba
riului."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
1850 De, PRlZONIERl
LUATI IN ITALIA.

LONDRA, 4 Nov. = De la
ministerul de razboi s'a dat un
comunicat care anunta ca arma-
ia zecea luat peste 5000 de
prisonieri in Italia.
Comunicatul zice astfel:
,,Armata a zecea continual
ST avanseze Dumlneca, ajungind
!inia care tale pc la Vilotta 81
rraturlone, pc la riul MEDINA,
San Quirino 81 Alamo.
,,Aceasta armaLd luat in to-
tai 5000 de PRISONER, dintre
tari 1000 au fosT .uati de regi-
IMentul No. IA dc calareti.
Pc platoul dc "a Asiago, di-
sizia No. As a mai lnat inca 55C
|ie prisonieri 81 l2 tunuri.s s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
.Fortele AIiati|or
al soSit IA Con-
stdlitt;;l|,Opo;ii..'

PARIS, Nov. - o telegrama
din Atena adresata ziarului pari-
sian Petit Journal' 81 datata de
Dumineca, spline ca fortele aliati-
lor au sosit la in Constantinopol 81
au debarcat acolo. Ziarul spune ca
stirea nu este confirmata in mod O.
flciOs, Gu tOate acestea confirmarea
poate urma in fiecare minuta.
Insula Princesei, unde au debar-
cat aliatii este in marea MarmOra,
aproape de coastele Asiei Mici la
l0-15 mile departe Gle Constanti-
nOpol. Stunt noua insule mitutele
sub aceasta numire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
GERMANIA VA Fl PEDEP-
STA PENTRU CONT
NUAREA RAzBOIULUl.

LCNDRA, 4 Nov. = (De la a.
miralitatea engleza prin telegra-
fla fara firs = Dupa ce termi-
nil armistitiului vor fl trimisi
Germaniei, 81 daca razboiul Sc
va promulga (prelungi) asupra
Germaniei, Sc va impune Pc
deapsa specified pentru fiecare
ri cit va mai tinea razboiul. Ar
mistitiul ce Sc va trimite Ger
maniei mai bine sal interpre-
teze ca m ultimat, spune ziarul
LondOnez Sunday Observer.
% continuare razboiului din
initiativa germana, care deja
sunt responsible 81 de acesti 4
ami de orori de nedescris, nu ma
poate Fl tolerata,'' spune sus nu
mitul ziar. "A VENT timpul cind
trebuc fortat un sfirsit att prir
mijloace diplomatice, cit 81 prir
forta militara.
,,Acum dusmanul principal {
isolat 81 fara speranta, ell nu tire
bue lasat ca Sc prinda topOru
81 in desperarea pentru ce Va
mai bine sd Sc arunce orbeste
Timpul a VENT in care trebu'
vorbit franc Germaniei. Aliati
81 America trebue sa vOrbeasc;
ca stapini pc situate.
,,Acum orr razboiul trebue S;
|sfirseasca, orr ca pentru Germa
MIA va fl cit Sc poate de rau
Pentru fiecare ri Gu cit Sc VI
prelung razboiul trebue impus;
o pedeapsa specfica.
,,Trebue facut ca Grmania S;
inteleaga ca 0 refuzare acesto
| termini, noul sistem din Germa
MIA, or care ar Fl, va ii tinut d
responsible, deci GU datul ce
mai apropiat tara lor va. Fl in
vadata 81 vor fl siliti ca sa pla
teasca costul imediat pc timpu
cit va tine razboiul de la dat
numita in ultimat".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
ALIATILOR
La TRIEST.

BASEL, 3 Nov. Comitetul
sighrantei publice din Triest, a.
larmat de sosirea miilor de sol
dati fugiti de la Venetia a tri-
mis- un torpilor la Venetia sd ceie
comandantului flotei aliatilor
din Marea Adriatica a ocups
Triestul. Comandantul ascul.
tat cererea 81 q dat ordin sd in,
tire o forta navala in portul Tri
est. Prin Viena circula svonuri
ca trupele americana au debar'
cat la Pola.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
UNGURll BL0CHEAZA A.
.LIMENTELE PENTRU
GERMANIA.

GENEVA, Nov. 4. - Pentru ca
sa induplece Germania la pace, un-
gurii - conform rapoartelor tele-
grafice sosite astazi aici, - au dec
larat 0 blocada asupra nutreminte-
lor pentru Germania.
1ntreg traficul (circulatiunea) in
tire Germania 81 Ungaria fost O.
pfit att pc uscat cit 81 pc apa. I'm
ziar Berlinez aduce stirea ca acea-
sta blocada a scurtat Germania Gu
$4,000 tone alimente, mari cantitati
de petrol 81 previne reintoarcerea a
doua corpuri germane, de pc
frontul din Balcani.
O telegrama din Viena spune ca
soldatii 81 marinarii germani carl
au trecut peste Laibach, au fost
desarmati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
UNDE Sc VA TINEA CON
FERlNTA De PACE?
WASHINGTON, 4 Nov. - A

WASHINGTON, 4 Nov. = A
i,sst-ie ,,s:a tra.s :as;.:t =. es;;'s :. 4: i'
definitiv din acest razboi.
Germania ii va urma, de acea-
sta parere sunt toti din capitala,
pc cind asteptau nerabdatori ca
sd auda termenii armistitiului
ce Sc vor impune germanilor.
Publicarea lor sc va face poate
All sau = milne.
Att de incredintati sunt eel
din capitala ca termenii armis-
titiului vOr rezulta in incetarea
ostilitatilor incit a inceput sd sc
dee -deosebita considerable la
locul unde Sc va tinea conferen-
ia de pace.
Despre Washington Sc vorbe.
ste foarte multi 81 aceasta capi.
tala favorizata nu numai dc
Americani, ci 81 de alti diplo
matt. La fel e numit 81 BruseI
= msa nu s'a ajuns la nici c
decisie tentativa.
Elementele ce favorizeaza Wa
shingtonul zic ca presedintelt
Wilson are drptul in mare par
te de decide locul, pentru ci
ell a formulat bazele ideei une
paci acceptata de toti beligeran
til. Astfel 81 dorinta lui de ;
lua parte la cOnferenta de pace
sc va realiza mai usor daca a
ceasta cOnferenta Sc va tinea il
America.
Vestile despre abdicarea Kai
serul vim mereu, insa nici un;
nu poarta simburele de Fl ade
varata.
Aprobarea lui de a Sc face re
formele electorate, orr cum do
vedesc ca ell s'a supus ca sd is
.scurteze drepturle. Insa deter
minat ca sa-si tina domnia att
cit poate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
CHESTIUNEA DlNASTIEI
HOHENZOLL LLERNlLOR IN
RElCHSTAGUL GERMAN.

PARIS, Nov. A. Grupurile
din reichstagul german Sc vor STA
tut astazi 81 milne Gu scopul de a.
junge Ia un inteles asupra dinastiei
Hohenzollernilor.
Presa germana crede CD att Kai-
serul cit 81 cartierul general al ar
mattel vor propune respingerea ter
menilor de armistitiu. Guvernul ci-
vii este inclinat sa i primeasca. Har
ia intre cele doua particle are sa fie
foarte critica.
Ziarul ,Berliner Tageblatt" dec
LARA "a numai abxicerea lui Kaisel
y putea lnbpnlttti atiunea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
PREGATIRI DE
REPUBLICA IN
UIVGARiA.

COPENHAGA, 4 Nov. - I'm
paratul Carol a instiintat pc
membrii cabinetului sau 81 pc
sefii de partid ca are intentia sa
abdice 81 sa Sc duca sd locuiasca
i'll Elvetia.
Sc mai raporteaza ca cabine.
tul contelui Karoly va submite
unui referendum chestia republi
eel ungare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
GOANA DUPA GERMANI
A RElNCEPUT.

Gu armata Americana in Fran.
ia, 4 Nov. - Infanteria 81 artilc'
ria usoara si-au reinceput goa.
ma, All dimineata, dupa germa.
nil ce Sc retrag.
Artileria noastra grea cit q
aeroplanele bombardeaza drumu
rile ce gem de soldati, tunuri 3
materiale.
Americana aduc tunuriles mon
sire ce silnt montate pc vagoa
ne de drum de fer, pc liniile fe
rate de curind construite, ca 9
|loveasca concentrates inamicuIu
riului Meuse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-05
ATInata gerInana e 0bOsita
col nATH u0IESc c0NcEDu
DISCIPLINE uPSESTE. GENERALII NJ 1NDRAZ.
NESC SA PEDEPSEASCA SOLDATII.
Il Aeropae ge1mae cad hpanant 81 nHmd unh american

Mute diviziuni nu au pace de
saptamini intregi, din causa asal-
turilor aliatilor. Diviziunea Is a
germanilor care este la un punct "a
numit tocmai in fata americanilor,
a dat rugare subscrisa de toti SOL
datii 81 ofiterii catra generalul CO.
mandant, cerind sa fie scoasa afara
din lupte. Ca o evidenta despre ma
rea schimbare in discipline, genera
lul raspuns ca politicianii aliati-
lor planuiesc distrugerea germaniei
81 ca trupele trebuie sa lupte 81 pc
mai departe, pentru ca daca vor ii
scoase din LIMA de lupta de aici, vOr
trebui puse aiurea.
Ofiterul cOmandant al unei uni
tati germane care venea de pc from
tul de vest, fost delaturat din ar
mata pentru ca soldatii de sub CO.
manda sa au scris pc vagoanele dc
tren:
,,Concediu orr Libertate".
S'a pornit o mare miScare GU SGD
pull de a CONVINCE pc soldati ca pi
nj cind Sc va SIENNA armistitiul din
sii trebuie sa lupte pentru ca 81
previna devastarea locuintel6. lor
i In pregatirile de lupta dea
fluigul riilai Me,isc, gerniahi
au ingramadit atitea aeroplane cite
nu au avut nicDdata Ia un singul
i loc. Trei circusuri intregi de aero
plane, au fost vazute ieri, in Occur
sui unei lupte vrajmase de aero
plane, GU al carei prilej au cazu
J la pamint II aeroplane germane $
lunul american.