davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

Ihirty-hve minutes after three and II men and a few women were
netakmg OF Mine Host Voraks hospitality, when up spake the fishermen Of
the muddy sloop.
You're pnched" they said.
"YOu bet you are" chorused 10 other fishermen disnIovtnp no,ica stars
JOY eparted rom the isle. Several fancly dressed young men departed,
also via the lake.
The lakes trusty mud held. The fancly dressed bucks stuck tight till
haued u by the grinning coppTs. Boats werer equiiiOned and a n hour
alter 10 men and four women we're lodged in the Kensington police station.
n or these ws Norak, who vas charged with selling liquor without a
license, operating a public nuisance, and contributing to the delinquency of
children. The Others we're charged with being inmates of a public nuisance.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

skill. Vast sums have been expended in its construction and maintenance.
Long before the Revolution this portion of Manhattan was occupied by the
suburban residences of wealthy New Workers., and the banks If the Hudson
were dotted with country villas and estates. In mostc cases these homes were
so situated that when the drive as opened they either had to be removed to
make way for III roadbed or were set so far back Is 10 be entirely off the
lane. The plan OF this magnificent roadway was conceived by William M.
Tweed when he was in the height of his political power but it ws not
opened until 1880. The drive first gained a national reputation in 1885 when
General Grant was buried there. In spite of it's natural beauty and pure
air Riverside drive has never approached Fifth avenue al a fashionable
residence thoroughfare.
When improvements began it was freely predicted that the Drive would
Sval, If not supass, Fifth avenue, but this prophecy failed Of fulhIment
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

CUHIhD With HOb0ken john. As this
particular skipper was seldom seen
about after hours, the curiosity of the
regulars at the Battery and South
Ferry was thoroughly aroused.
Bobby Peach, the clam sage of
South street, and the Battery Dolphin
held a conference and lowed as how
sumpin' was up, while Joe Mury, the
Battery's family policeman, shook his
head and said maybe Captain - was
going to SOW some wild oats in his old
age. So Bill Ouiplpy inst won't right
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

leading pohibitonst not only attributes this ptiful joke to IN abortve
% discredt the work. of the "dry" element in congress for the nation
a whole but characterizes it IS am attempt to forestan the attempts to
make Washington bone dry"
Several representatives announced that they would demand IN invesiga-
ton. But this investigation a 10 to discover who non or legislators
whisky, but who it vas that had such/a poor sense Of humor
The joke was too crude ito be taken seriously. OF course ngre is
corn was called upon to aid and abet the joker.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

nome IN west End avenue and coaxed
dollars from the credulous.
"Oom' has before been in the tolls.
In appearance he looks like the flap
pocketed, Substituted, pomaded parlor
cobra of the prewar days. He is a
devil with the ladies who go in for the
coSmic urge, the assorted purple vi
b%rations, astral eccentricities, soul
h~armonies, luminous personalities, and
the rest of the weird sisterhood of
psychic catch words.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

street he Stood at the curb waiting his
chance to venture across, when anoth-
er man-these merest everyday sort
of person-guided him over, and in
leaving, cautioned him not to try to
recross at SC congested a section.
The old man gave a blrdlike twist
to his neck so that he looked sidewise
at his good Samaritan, and chuckled
out assurance:
II won't be going back before
dusk. L stay in the Smithsonian
grounds all day. In weather like this.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

aiileS. 'Wille the drives stream with
vehicles of all descriptions from the
fivver to the bag sightseeing cars, all
come to view the picturesque Hudson
river and get a glimpse of the foreign
wprships. This spot is one Of New
York's most beautiful n and few,
if any, thoroughfares in America sur
pass 1t in natural beauty and attract
iVeness. The charms Of the scenery
have been enhanced by the landscape
gardener and the roadway, as it now
exists, is q triumph of engineering
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

V"V WIIH q pIIIlHOSs lHdI S~uBBt5ItU
the fear that she had swallowed a
ramrod which she couldn't digest, but
mamma, or the side, frankly reveled
In the attention which her child was
attracting from each passenger in the
car.
A dignlfed old gentleman leaned
across from his seat opposite and said,
with a winning Difference that no
child's mamma could resist:
what a wonderful little lady you
must be, to win so many medals when
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

of TIL senate. Apparently in the old days 1t was quite the thing for a sena-
tor to axe his pinch O snuff before he took his place n the senate.
There is also a n official "sharpener of the quill pens" for the senate
This man Is S o designated IN the pay rolls and is carried there by the rules of
the senate. For many years there never vas a call for a quill pen in the
senate until n day Senator Lodge of Massachusetts happened to go into
the stationery room to ask for a quill per.
The men who originated the title o. "sharpener of the quill pens" for the
senate was Charles N. Richards. He has just completed his hftyffth year
in the service o the senate. When he originally got his place as in employee
Of the senate it a during the Civil war; after he had been wounded and
incapacitated while serving al a soldier in the Union army. He received a
bayonet thrust through the jaw. There a not much for Richards to do
around the senate, but certain senators wanted to be sure that he was taken
care Of 81 the title of "sharpener of the quill pens" vas invented.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

things that were to be had, for a price,
within the fishermen's lodge. James
ID. Vorak, mine host, counted his
shekelS and grinned.
A muddy sloop grounded on the
sandy shore. Two fishermen stepped
therefrOm.
Were hungry and-thirsty," the
fishermen said.
welcome to our city, said mine
host. "AlPs well here. Plenty to
drink and lot a cop in sight"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
Riverside Drive Attracts Visitors in New York

NEW YoRK-Riverside drive is the meccaf for visitors these beautiful days.
IN Its delightful, shady walks are crowded with strangers, both civilians and
mel in uniform, who represent every nation in the scrap on the side of the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
Bottles Put in House Offices Were a Poor Joke

WHO was the "wet' individual that laborousy collected 20 ancient and
w empty whisky bottles and placed each at the doors of 20 offices of
REPRESENTATIVES. in the house office building where the janitor couldn't help
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
His Way of Spending Fine Days in Washington

He WAS going to market with a basket on his arm. His steps we're slow
n without being sure, and his shoulders we're so bent that his face all but
touched the hand that held his cane: Having eom % the Avenue 1T Seventh
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
lsaak Walton Coppers Land Big Alcoholic Catch

EHICAGo-The welkin rang right merrty upon the Isle of Joy, some hun
~ dred feet or sc OF the shore If Lake Calumet. 1t was but one o'clock
Of Sunday afternoon, and already there were many good fishermen and true
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
Gallant Old Skipper and His Sixty Young Girls

NEW YORK-The skipper of a wen-known tug was seen hanging around
~ the Battery a a Veyl Latch hour the other night He stroned VI and down
and occasionally went over to the Eastern to gargle his throat and have a
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
How Little Dottie Earned Her Four Gold Medals

SHE was a salow little girl in a white frock and blue sash. Her hair was
~ cuned in sleek tubes, and from her laceinsert yoke was suspended a black
velvet ribbon, to which four gold medals we're pinned. The little girl wore her
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
Gales of GOTHAM
81 hdlzo6 f?.tl1l!E' e! CITIES
GOthamites Still Fall for the Bunk of "Maqic'

New YoRK-"oom, the omnipotent" has fallen afoul of the district attor.
Nv ny again. The law seems to have al unknd, materahsic lack If SYM
athy toward this particular psychic who in flowing purple robes sat in his
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

ever chhnged IN the senate, even
though times and customs change on
the outside.
Fol instance, a good many years
ago 1t used to be the custom for all
gentlemen to use snuff. The senate
officially recognized the custom to the
extent of providing snuff boxes for the
senators. These boxes are still there,
and from time to time they are refilled
with fresh snuff, despite the fact that
they are never used. The boxes are
near the lobby entrances on the inside
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06

'ANCY, the former capital of
Lorraine, which was left to
France by the Treaty of
Frankfort in 1871, and the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-06
ana SEEMS !
at the CAPITAL ~
Snuff Boxes Show Exchanging Ways of the Senate

WAsHiNGToN-The senate still has customs that are almost as old as
w ITSELF Ii loves along In he same old way that it has moved for the last
lO years II so and apparently is satisfied to move in that wny Nothing is
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
LICA NATIONALA
ROMfNA.

Festim intreg consiliM supren,
esecntit. pc toti cetitorii postrii 81
pc frati carl So bucurd de lucrnrile
frnmOase ron,inesfi cd Teri, lam
% Inlie a. C. a sosit ..Charter" -ul
,.Ligei Rationale R0mine din Ame-
rico". care de pc ac,tm este incor-
pordtd dupd legile statulm 81 acti-
ritdtea mare sd IA incepe in silele
ce ror urna. Rugdm pc toti fratii
n0stri, de pretutindenea sd infiin-
tese sectiuni, conform instructilor
primite 81 celor pc carl le cor priimii,
unH. an silele acestea. lar mdretei
,,Ligd NatiOnaM Romind din Ame-
rica" Il DORM progres in toate prii-
rintele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
DE RE.
DACTORI.

Dumineca txecttd, ndMnarea ge-
neraM a directoril0r C0mpaniei de
Pnblicifate S0cietdtil0v Romine,
a aUut sd aIedJd red0ctOri la ga
rM ,,AmericG" pc an termen n0n.
M M s'a spus de directiune cine
an fost cOncurentn, dar Uestim pM-
bhculN mare al a,0stru Cd toti func-
tiOnarii 81 redactorl vechi au fost
realesi pc nOul termen 81 fsecare din
dinsn priveste cM sncredere Ia vM-
tor 81 Ia relunreo nsasncn grele, pc
care to!i sperd sd o comducd Gu bun
succes pima la sfirsit.
Char 81 dl Io0novici, sef redac-
toraA nostrM, care sd preOdteste
.pentru Frantic, rdnsas pi,,d cind
sd "a aronjo ofocsre6 ca ,Le0iMNsa
s1cM cci iAcnrd cor fsstiiMt1tIde bN-
srd roie, cdci, silif M - II nimened.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
DE CE GERMANlI NJ POT
1MPEDECA TRANSP0R-
TUL MARTINI.

HAGA, 30. Iulie. - In un in
terview dat de catre amiralul
Won Holtzendorff, care a fost
publicat in Cologne Gazette, sc
vad explicari ce sa dau>referitor
la nereusita submarinelor de a
fmpedeca transportarea armatei
Americana in Franta.--
Amiralnl gcman, care a prezis
ca transcprtul de trupe America,
ne in Franta poate Fl oprit prin
mijlocul snbmarinclor All declara
ca nereusita campaniei GU sub
marinelc sc datorestc ca trans
p0rturile pot acosta dc la nordul
Scotiei pima la porturilc France
re din Meditcrana.
,,Sa astepte submarinele noas-
tire ca sd vina ocazia ca sd poata
pnsca asupra transporturile?" a
intrebat el. ,,Transporturile sunt
pazitc foartc ,bine de catrc va
poarele de rizboi 81 djung foarte
leregulat. Lnind toate aceste in
considerare Sc poate ycdea cit de
mica este, oportunitatea noastrd
5dc = ,fntssba fAts Submarine, con
tra tsanp tarilor Americans 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31

ceasta forta armata va Fl capabila
de da un ajutor remarcabil pc
frOntul de vest orr a lupta contra
Austriei, pentru ca eli Turcia esita
din razboi, flancul austriac va fl
expus unui periculos atac.
In Turcia s'a nascut credinta ca
Germania in timpul negociatiuni,
lor, a fost pc partea Bulgariei, a.
ceasta credinta a cauzat nasterea H.
nui sentiment anti-german. In Tur-
cia sunt mai multe nemultumiri,
lipsa de, mincare, osteniti dc acest
lung razboi, marit nemultumiri-
leS contra ,,Tinarilor Turci" carl
s'au supus sub controlul german,
accste nate dau lOc la demOnstratii
scrioase &c i'm multe r1nduri trebu-
iesc oprite prin forta militara.
Ca Turcia e satula de razboi S a
vazut 81 prin rezultatul fmprumu-
tului ce Ia facut i'm Iunie. Dupa
cum spun uncle depese din Elve-
tia, Turcia a votat un imprumnt de
50, 100000 din care abba putut
colecta 100000.
: Ori cum in cercurile diplomatice
de aci a ramas considerable in
doiala despre perE.anenta (dura-
tai aceaors ne4nfelegeri. SSas cretlc
ca Germania va Cinema in ajutorul
ei 81 pc Bulgaria 81 Austria, la fel
Iprin mile de spioni ce Sc afla in
intreaga Turcie, va reusi alunga
partidul Tinarilor Turci della pu-
tere 81 a pune alt partid care Sc va
multumi cu jugul german.
Mai este un caz 81 annme armata
.turceasca are numai ofiteri germa-
nj - aceasta GU mici eXceptii ne
importate = asa ca daca diplomatic
vor rupe relatiile ell Germania, ar
mata va raminea 81 pc mai depar-
te tot a Germaniei. ~
Uncle rapoarte pr;mite spun ca
politia din Constantinopol aleasa
numai prin consimtamintul ger
man, asa ca spionii ce sa afla in a.
cest Oras all protectia acestor forte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
LISTA cASUALITATil0R.

WASHINGTON, 30 Iulie. =
Lista primita astazi despre per-
derile suferite de Americani con-
tine 145 de cazuri, carl Sc impart
dupa cum urmeaza mai JOS:
II ucisi in actilme; II mort
din cauza ranelor; Is, morti de
boale; 3 morti prin accidente 81
alte cauze; 95 raniti grav; ra-
nit usor 81 B disparuti in actiune.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
REC0lTA IN R0MfNlA E
FOARTE SLABA.

ZURICH, 20 Iulie. Din surse
demne de incredere s'a PRINT ves-
tea despre gravitatea situatiei din
Rom1nia. Recolta att de slaba in
cit mare teama de foamete.
Recoltele de pc mosiile mari 81
mici, toate s'au uscat de seceta.
Din o suta de hectare, cincizeci da-
ca produc ceva, restul nu produce
mimic.
Ziarelor rom1nesti nu lie este per-
mis- esi din tara, nici char mer-
ge il teritorul tarilor puterilor
centrale. Guvernul romin censu-
rat de catra ofiterii eermani sc all
ramas aci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
UMILIREA GERMANILOR ES-
TIE MARE.

ROMA, 30 Iuie. - Desastrul
de pc frontul de vest pricinuit
mare umilirc in Germania in
treaga. O telegrama primita de
la Bcrna (Elvetia) spune ca umili
rea ce incearca germanii de a.
casa este la fel ell ceea pc care
0 au simtit austriacii cu prilejul
infringerei lor de la Piava.
Germanii din sud acuza CONAN
damentul militar german ca sa-
crificat in mod inainte chibzuit
tfupele statelor germane din sud.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
IN ATENTIA ABONENTILOR NOSTRI.

snccpfrea August ah0namentu Ia ziGrML AnerG
d SOOa $500 annual penru Satee Unite della $500
5000 pcntru ate dr Causa abonamcntu usor de
teles: scump hr lucrdo pod etc De erempl~
pasta pldti anal putin 900 malt
rec Vedm ziaree americana vndenM IN trecu
GU 1c rind IN ziuG de All eremplarNl.
prisos spune todd rdicarea sd face
eiay1I Anra dintre romns Gu
0pare Mlnic putin scump ac
nu sinicc Rdcara abonament pceste pc
por obono Sian 1chitnt
nanentM pfnd acunp, rdmnco tot asa Hf--75)
Gpendm cterii spostJ spr lsq aceosia ld
sss9 I ADWJNISTkATfA. ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
Ceh0.SIOvacii...

" - ~ l. ONNs w IuilN.
Trupele Ceho-Slovacilor an pa
trnns pima la Marea Ncagra in
Russia de sud-est 81 conform
stirilor primitc aici din izvoara
dcmne de toata lncrederea au
capturat doua incrucisatoare ri
sesti in harbOrul de la .NOvoros-
|tok.
Aceasta este prima stire care
ne arata cd Ccho-Slovacii an pa
truns alta de dcpartc in Russia
de sud. Parcrea celor de la carti-
erul general al consiliuiui natio-
nal Ccho-Slovac este ca Opcratiu-
nile acestca sumt facutc de uncle
bande dc Cehi dctasatc, earl Isl
lupta un drum in sud cu gindul
de a trece sprc Franta.
S'a adaus multa importanta
acestei tclegramc find ca din
dInsa sa vcdc posibilitatca ca lup-
tatorii accstia sa vor putea uni
Gu Rusii earl bat pc Turci in
Trans-Caucasia 81 sa formeze o
unire cn forteh englczc carl lup-
ia in Mesopotania. @ campanie
ruscasca de accst sol era aproape
sa-si ajunga scopul cind s'a ivit
caderea guvcrnuIui ruscsc in III
lele lui Kcrensky.
Alte stiri mai adaug ca tu-
nurile acestor incrucisatoare an
fost intoarse spre garnizoana Boil
shevikista din Vladivostok, lar O
llta stire vesteste capturarea
nui vapor armat in riul Volga in
tre Rybunskein 81 Astrachani.
Caderea orasnlni Fiarlza, I'm
important punct de legatura pc
linia drumului Trans-Siberian, sa
pare CD sd poate astepta in tot
momentul.
Dupa cum sa vede, CehO-Slova-
eli aduna vapOara pc earl vOr sd
lie la in serviciul Tor pentru transs
portarea de articoli necesari pc
riul Volga spre Viarka de la ba-
"a Tor de la Kazan, unde snnt
fortelc de vest. Dupa cum sd de-
clara planul Cehilor din aceasta
regime este sa ajunga la coasta
murmaaa.
Colonelul Hurban, cOmandantul
fortelor cehO-slovace din Siberia
este asteptat sa sOseasca i'm cite
va zile la Washington, ID. c. pen
trA ca sd Sc inteleaga cu DR.. L.
c.. Masaryk, sef-comandantul Ce-
hilor 81 preSedintele consiliului
national al Ceho-Slovacilor. Colo
nelul Hurban plecat spe State
le Unite pentru ca sd faca un a,
pei pentru usurarea Transports
rii de a putea trimite trupe in
Franta dar dupa cum sa site
schimbarea conditiunilor din es-
tut indepartat il vor sill sd faca
alte recomandatii guvernului a.
merican.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
uSTA CASUALITATIL0R
MARINEl.

WASHINGTON, 30 Iulie! =
Perderile in corpul marinarilor
raportatc astazi sunt IN numar
de zece, carl Sc impart astfel:
ucisi in actiune, ! mort din
canza ranelor 81 4 raniti grav.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
IURCIA E LA PUNCTUL
DE A RIJPE LEGATURI-
LIE Gu GERMANIA. "
Neintelegerile s'au iscat asupra i'm
partirei prazii luata de la Ron1ania.


LONDRA, % Iulie. - ,,Relatii-
lc dintre Germania 81 Turcia sunt
foartc grave, spune o depesa direc1
Ia din Constantinopol."
Aceasta veste face correspondent
tul della Exchange Telegraph ce sa
afla in Copenhaga.
Ncintelegerile dintre Germania
81 Turcia an luat proportii (au cres-
cut) foarte mari i'm ultima sApta-
nina.
Gcrmanii, acum de curind, an
cerut ca Turcii sd le dee lor cruci-
satorul Hamidieh (vapor de raz-
boD, singurul vapor mare ce este
in poseslunca Turcilor. Prcdarea a.
cestni crucisator, pretind Germa-
nil, trcbuc facut in schimbul cru
cisitoului Breslau, fostul crucisa-
tor german &C fost distrus in Dar-
danele sub steagul turcesc. Gu tot
protestul Turciei, crucisatorul Ha-
midieh fost luat de Germani 81
dus la Sebastopol sub steag german.
Washingtonul, cu toatc ca nu a
primit nici informatie oficioasa
dcsprcA ruperea relatiilor dintre
Turcia 81 Gemania, orr mai bine
zis 81 Puterile Centrale - ca in a
eest asnnflict de sigur a1ncstecata
81 Austria 81 Bulgaria = nn a fost
surprins de depesa primita din Co
penhaga.
/. In cecurile oficioase de aci s'a
realizat mai de multi ca Germanii
in 1neercarea lor de servi 81 pc
Turci 81 pc Bulgari la impartirea
prazii luate prin tratatul fortat a
supr aRominiei, produs singe rau
in ambele tari.
Dupa incheierea pacii eli Rom1-
MIA, att, Turcii cit 81 Bulgarii ce-
reau sa Ii Sc dee o bucata cit &c
pOate de mare din teritorul furat
della Rominia. Pc linga aceasta a
mai fost 81 pretensiunea asupra dru-
mului de fier dintre Adrianopole
81 Deadeagatch, 81 de aci inceput
ura intre aceste dOua tari (Turcia
81 Bulgaria). Germania a incercat
ca sd impace in mod amical aceste
doua tari, fac1nd snggestia ca tara
care va primi drhmul de fier va
capata din celelalte compensate
(prazi) mai putin.
Simbata trccuta S "a rapOrtat din
surse elvetiene ca ostilitatile din
ire Turcia 81 Bulgaria au inceput
in lungul liniei ferate della Adria-
nopol pima la Deadeagatch.
Acest rapport avea acelas ton ca
raportul dat mai fnainte, ce zicea
ca amata turca 81 bulgaria din Dob
rogea S a luat la lupta.
Retragerea Tufciei din atlanta
Puterilor Centrale, daca e adevara-
ia, inseamna fnceputul sfirsitului
proicctatei Mittel- Europa pentru
Gcrmanii ce credeau ca prin fonda
rea nanitei combinatii sa-si asigu-
re dominarea intregci lumi.
Retragerea Turciei din conflic-
tul aeesta fnseamna pentru Anglia
clibcrarea unni million de soldati ce
lupta contra Turcilor in Palestine
81 Mesopotamia cit 81 acelpra ceI
pazesc Egiptul 81 canalul Suez. A.
IN ATENTIA ABOn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-31
De: FRANK II. TAYLOR.

De: FRANK II. TAYLOR,
United Press Stat Correspondent.
LogdfM american in Franta, 20
Iulie. Doaa vahri de traffic ca
ri sa muta neincetat pc drumlrile
dintre Ourcq 81 Narne adeveresc
intensitatea luptepr in nord de
Marne.
Trupe proaspete tunuri, munitii
81 alti articoli inaf,teaza in front,
lar partea dindarat valurilor e.
ste compusa in cea mai mare parte
din ambulantele carl due pc raniti.
!. La statiunile de pansare carl sd
infiinteaza la repezeala in paduri
81 la raspintii, ranitih.sunt asezati
pc pamlnt, supt pansati in graba
mare 81 ,,alesi'', apoi sunf trimisi
la adapost in ambulante mari. Doe
tori sIajutoarele lor carl nu au dur
NIT de 48 ore sunt la lucrul lOr.
Partea cea mai mare dintra raniti
sosesc la spitalele, carl sunt la so
mile indaratul liniilor, i'm Occurs de
4 ore della ranirea lor.
Fetele americana earl formeaza o
unitate pentru ajutorarea victime-
lor de r;zboi 81 earl eran aproapc
de front, manuiesc in graba mare
utomobilele 81 amhlllantele Ford"
81 grabind spre front, transporter
"a ranitii la stati,ilile de pansare
ofi iaa spitale rs Armus s'rnri
stau sub continual bombardare.
Aviatorii germani au incercat sa
ne frfnga rindurile arunc1nd O plo-
ale de gloante din pusti-masinile
Ior, dar niste soldati de al nostri
sub conducerea unui sergent si-au
intors pt,stile spre cinsii 81 cu un
singur glOnte au doborit la pamint
doua pasari. D1nSii all ranit un pi-
lot 81 maSina, care STA perdut
cOntrOlul 81 aruncat aeroplanul
sau in un alt aeroplan. Ambele ma
SIM an cazut in apropiere de anne
ricani.
Curagiul americanilor este aproa
pc de necrezut.
In fata ploaiei de gloante della
pusti-masini, un locotenent con-
dus un grup contra mui cub de
pusti-masini de al :namicului, dar
a cazut in cursa fncunjurat din
toate partile de mamie. Americana
all fost macelariti pima nu ramas
din eli numai un locotenent 81 un
corporal neraniti. Ambii s'au re-
intors la liniile americana aducind
cite un ranit Gu dfnsii. Au mers i'll
darat de trei orr 81 de fiecare data
all adus GU sine raniti, pima ce 'i-au
adus pc toti cei vii. Locotenentul,
care a fost ranit de 6 orr in rastim-
pull cind aducea eli el ranitii, a ca
zut jos zdrobit de oboseala. I'm alt
grup de americani carl erau la o
pusca-masina STA perdut rind pc
rind toti soldatii pima ramas nu-
mai un singur corporal. Dinsul
capturat pusca-masina de ina
micului 81 ucis pc germani cu pi-
stolul sau.