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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-08
THE NEWS
THRICE-A-WEEK

Published every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by the Watertown News
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Watertown, Wis. Subscription rates
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brought to attention Of the editor.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-08

The Coyotes won two games from
the All Stars at the Elks alleys Thurs
day:
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-08

Rolled at the West Side alleys on
Thursday evening:
UTTECH GROCERS
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-02-08

Scores made by the Heavyweights
at the West Side alleys Thursday ev-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

sAALESMEN. inespeiienccd experIenccd
C'S or travelling. Free employment ser
ings and fun particulars. Address National
SSaiesmenS Training association, Dept S2i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
HELp wANrED-,.EMALp.

- Wanted. Young lady
stenogrRpher by wholesale house Salary
SlS week, State experience In application
Il sos: care Times. Disratch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
STOCK statesmen
STOCK Statesmen

STOCK statesmen
Financial house opening for
five $1,000 per month stock
statesmen to follow up live leads
which cost us from $40 to SIS
apiece in small towns. Strong
selling issue. Have active en-
dorsement Of many prominent
men. 20 to 80 leads when
salesman starts-more continu-
ally Excellent references re-
CURED. Address Sales Manager,
1852 Chicago Avenue, Chicago,
III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

FOR sale, grocery store, stock
and fixtures; good business
stand. Apply Joseph Forstner,
COZ West Clay Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

TfPiST-WaHtec. young lady ,yp.st: rnust
COPY accurately and have moderate speed
on typewT!t-r No s:eaoErzp h!e experience
IS care T!rn"s-E.-rstsh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

SAl:ESMAN-lf you want increase your
salary SIS per week. writ" us. I'm regard
the general merchants. Pocket samples
Anlerican Elias hight Co. Nashville. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUN

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 80
AuTOMoeILE AcCEssoRIEsl,A .rowins
ts 4as sa'st
ph oner dS nas o fer aoa
il ' uns stif 10 give tine 10 both De'. -"o
BARhEK, SHOP for sale on account OF not
ton VIII sell for fss price to ssh
IN nss :: desirable Lease See sF a Y Shea
BusINESS,Eor salt good IL. furniture bS,!-
r.s o Th any G o nSss he
Furniture business. Apply Lock Box 1911.
CARBURETORS-We manufacture car
Luretor for Ford cars which Is guaranteed
to civ" double tho msaEe over any o'he.
isy n sTs' 1. not III Ea
moving part. Guaranteed TO start in
Tremendous dsmnn Da ThousanGs no% n
use In Chicago territory. Reliable energetic
ssoek OF $500 SA to .o dependns On demand
can secure exclusive territory and Will
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srrGtors for ".nsr o cars w ~ as9lt 90 d.
DETEcTINEs = Licensed detectives Male
and female operatives furnished on short
~ East Main Stroll Randolph ils. -
n sn rs e%In,ry
and and half ~ ne rH e
nent Eove1nmsnt mt field Modern house. Sne
pauy liant Ssaua I
Or for c9"ny H1ms NTH not les
Of hishmond or win :, esehanre for Proh, able
sol ca care Times. plsna,ea 'O'"-l''n " -uo.
MFR sa hds ss of s, M . se
at cost Inventory Of stock. sE the owner is
Dispatch.
MONEY LOANED on government bonds:
sm ma loans rea9ie people saying 81 up,
CITICAL nUSTNEss-For sale. good paying
iaS sve,y minute. Si;y lsre%Ins 8 ,!Ss s
So1! h ,%,ee a. much Nus. sell IN next :;'yi
N Weeks Am sole owner Buyer takes my
gold Pises f. for plsksl Gene look eyer
Co. Wilmington, \. c.
PAPER RoUTE-wsnted. a responslbIe per
route sheaS zss care " Times Sf bisaa, ehpe
ness in the growing town south Hill. Va
Wartmsn south iii. SS Va. '" H.
woMDERFuL OPPORTUNITY for men with
10 neeesy md fast
SS msRs old fs.
lishcd thoroughly reliable Arm: sells TO con.
sumner at half the price OF new tires. Prac-
tically new in America: biz success In Eu-
rope. Men with ability wanted to opcn
service stations and manage sales cam
raign. $1,000 to s2.0oJ anital required
Should make $4,000 TO $4,000 first year All.
dress Sales ManaEer. eighth moor, 20 East
Jackson Blvd. Chicago
NO ICE THIS YEAR
I control device that will put Ice in every
home where there is electricity for a
counle of cents dRv. 500 secures agency
oDtion and dcmonstrator free No obligatton
Fred w. Wolf. Dept. 722. 321 North Wells
Street. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

FACTORY. laundry. maids cooks $40 :
week. Apply 32i North First Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

p. ii. MAYO & BRO. Branch. Twcnty-sixth
and Cary Streets. need experienced pack
ers tyounc ladiesl on sliced plug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

STENoGRAPIiER-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

SALESMAN-Wanted, to repre-
sent well-known trimmed
hat house throughout the
Southern territory, catering to
the large department store
trade; commission basis: draw
ing account. State experience
and references. II. Phillips, So
West Thirty-eighth, New York.
statesmen $50 weekly and 60 900 WEAKLY
rom rs"rders We give MERCHANTS IS
LAID. tse oadway New York.
SA l-ESMAN.Ekpcrienced specially salesman
wanted. Must be familiar with grocery
trade and southwestern Virginia territory
ABBY giving age. experience and refer
ences. 10 The G. +. Sauer Co. Richmond
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
FIVE KILLED IN RAID
 ON ILLICIT DISTILLERS

WASHINGTON Aug. 3O-The biggest intensive round up illicit whisky disters undertaken by government officials has just been completed in the mountain districts of Tennessee Alabama Georgia Florida North and South Caro- na and resulted in the of 6S stills and the arrest of two hundred noonsners Two shefs and five outlaws killed and several wounded during the raids.
 During the raids than thirty thousand gallons of pale moonsine whisky seized and poured down the tain streams More than hundred thousand dollars worth of
 illicit copper stills and other araphernala, together with omobes horses mules and belonging to the dstels, taken About twenty thousand pounds of confiscated most of which given to the Red Cross.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
WINS IN PRIMARIES
 FOR GOVERNOR

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3o.-Re- turns from Tuesdays primary cleo, tions show that Governor stephens has been nominated by the Repub- liCans for governor over Rolph, mayor Of San Francisco
 Stephens has a lead over his op- ponents of more than 20.O0O with 700 precincts yet to come
 California voters are now interested Ih the legal tangle created by the nomination of Rolph for governor on the Democratic ticket. when he was defeated on the Republican ticket, the party with which he registered.
 It is said that the election laws make it impossible for Rolph to run at all. which would leave the Demo crats without any candidate.
 The candidates on the Republican ticket were Walter BordwelI, former judge, pf Los Angeles; Charles NJ. Fickert, district attorney, of San Fran -etxa0; s<ks@4ka s3.aSexas.- newspaper pub fisher and business man, of San Jose C. A. A. McGee, attorney, of San Diego; James Rolph. mayor of San Francisco. and Governor Stephens whose home is at Los Angeles. The Democratic candidates were: Fran cis J. Heney Of santa Monica, an at torney; Thomas Lee WoOlwine. dis triCt attorney. of Los Angeles, and Mayor Rolph of san Francisco.
 In California a candidate may run on as many nominating tickets as he likes. provided only he can get the number of signatures required hy law,
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
WILLIAM JONES
 COMES TO DEATH 0NFRENCH TRAIN

George l.. Buchanan is in receipt of letter from John k. Brabazon, member of Company C, Thirty-frst engineers regiment, American cXpedi- tionary force, written from some where in France" under date of July 24, which contains the sad intelligence of the death of William Jones, the second Cordovan who has been called iS0 the great beyond since arriving in France. He asys:
 "l am sorry to have to tell you of the sad death of Billy Jones and Jim mic Bennett. The latter was drowned and Billy was instantly killed. Billy had his head out of the window while thing that did not clear. All of the boys from Cordova and many of the other boys around here attended the funeral.
 Had letter from Warren Taylor, and he told us of Jimmie's death. and has undoubtedly informed his n7anus in Cordova It is too bad to lose two such very fine boys.
 Everything looks very favorable for the allies now. l wish l could write and tell you some of the incl dents of the war, but the censor would not pass 1t.
 The French are very far behind the United States in railroading. They have the hook and link for couplers and you have to get between the cars to make a coupling. Their en- zines are built for speed. and not for tonnage or tractive power. An engi- neer over here goes firing for six months, learns the machinist's trade and goes to a technical school for ten or twelve months before he can be m engineer.
 We have it pretty nice here now {; in fact, better than the majority of the soldiers. Remember the meals we used to get at Mrs. Webb's, at Mile 52, when you and l were on the ditcher? l would surely enjoy some Of those meals now"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
ADMIRAL vON H|NTzE
 ID MAKE X STATEMENT

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 30.-Admiral foreign affairs. will make statement on Monday before the foreign rela Imperial Chancellor Non Hertling has arrived at Berlin from army headquarters. according to dispatch Of the Exchange Telegraph Company
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
A|RPLANE MAIL
 FUR WINDY CITY
 IN FRIDAY NEXT

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-Mail for Chi cago will be delivered by airplane for the first time on September 5, when d trial run of the Chicago-New York aerial service will be made.
 According to the present plans, the regular aerial mail schedule will be started October 1, and will greatly speed up the mail service between New York and the Pacific coast
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
TROUBLEFEARED FROM STRIKERS
 BY HUN RULERS

GENEVA, Aug 30 Serious strikes involving two hundred thousand workmen have broken out at Bochum, Westphalia, according to Munich dispatch.
 Three thousand of the strikers have been sent to the front, and eight thousand have been deported from the region under escort.
 Troops are guarding the town, and trouble is feared.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
LONDON BOOBIES ON STRIKE FUR
 HIGHER WAGES

LONDON. Aug. 30-The famous Metropolitan police force is on strike for recognition of their union, higher wages and the reinstatement Of mem The Metropolitan force numbers about five thousand men.
 The city of London police, mum. bering S00 are not yet affected.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
French Advance Stubbornly Resisted

WITH THE FRENCH FORCES, Aug. 30-The Germans making supreme effort to hold their positions the plateau north of Sossons, throwing fresh troops agtst both the French and Americans and dsputng the ground foot by foot The enemy has of his best shock troops into line The German resistance particularly stout i'll tn" Ncslcs region
 The French hold Roycpet Breul, Moyencourt and I@|- anncttre After capturing Noyon the French advanced east ward O the southern slopes of Mont St. Simeon.
 The French troops advancing mp tn" difficult heights north of the Disc.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
REVENUE B|L 1
 TO BE REPORTED
 0NMONDAY NEXT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3o.-Thc house committee on ways and means has completed its task of framing the SS. 900 .O00.OOO war revenue bill. and ll was agreed to report the measure to the house on Monday next
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
TREATY Is SIGNED
 FUR DRAFT TING SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. Aug. Secretary of State Lansing and the Greek min ister today signed d treaty providing for the drafting of Greeks in America and Americans in Greece.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
ALLIED LOSSES
 REMARKABLY LIGHT

PARIS, Aug. 30.-Correspond- cnts of Paris newspapers at the front agree that the allied losses in the present opera tions are comparatively light. They say that the allies never before have taken so many prisoners and so much war ma terial at so slight cost.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
TWO AMERICAN Av|AT0RS
 KILLED IN \ FALL

PENSACOLA. Fla. Aug. 30.-Two naval aviators, James Churchill or Syracuse. x. Y., and Dewitt Wilcox of Newton Center. Mass, were killed today in q fall.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
BRITISH ARE WITHIN A MILE OF PER0NNE
Many Large and Important German Bases Are Captured
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NO ASSESSMENTS
 FOR TERM OF WAR

WASH1NGTON. Aug. &O.-
 The house committee on mines has favOrably reported the sen ate bill suSpcnding during the period of the war the require ment that minimum ol $l0O yearly be spent on improving mining claims on public lands.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
EVERYTHING IS QUIET
 ON MEXICAN BORDER

MORALES, Aug. 3O.-General Ca bell announced today that every. thing was quiet on the border, and he expected it to remain so.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
ALLIES ENGAGED IN BATTLE
 ON MANCHURIAN BORDER

TOKIO Aug. 30-There has been fighting between he entente allies and the Boshevk Red Guards the ssur rvcr along the MncIuran border The Japanese casualties during the last few days have numbered lO, including of fccrs.
 Czecho Slovak Crews in Revolt
 WASHI NGTON Aug 3O-Ihc Czeclo- -Sovak members the crews Hungarian warshps in the harbor of Cattao have revoted, and Mr. Scup, Sovak dep utv has left Prague Cattao defend the sailors in the court martial trial.
 Russian Volunteers Capture Port
 AMSTERDAM, Aug 3O--The Russian volunteer army has captured the Black port of Novorossyok according to a Kiev dispatch.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
ALASKA STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Alaska Gold, SIS; Alaska Juneau, 7s.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
GERMANS WITHDRAWING
 FROM THE lYS SALIENT

Toay Associated Press summary of the war situation Is follows:
 Gelmanv' hard pressed armies still before the attacks the allies central cardy. From the Somme north to aaume the enemy retreating eastward toward St Quc Large numbers of prisoners many and much maternal are falling into the hands the British Elsewhere the apMr ently unng British French and Americans are maintaining the the enemy, who now has lost all w nm orta of the Hndenbg line except Pcronne Ham and Tergner The British within miles of Peronnc, and the French are five miles of Ham, Tcrgnier is seriously threatened yet On the exemty of tn" battle line the allies are moving forward slowlys
 The British and southeast of Arras appear to have crashed through the HinCcnburg line
 Ihc Drocourt- -Qucant railroad switch line is within striking distance Farther south the British have taken Com From the Somme south the oyon and thence the Alee vitaly nf2rtant sector the ap pears checked the French until concentrate his forces'' AM
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
Hun Leaves Fires in His Wake
Haigs Troops on East Bank of Somme

The Germans have been driven beyond the Sommc every where along the British front and the whole western bank is in possession of ag troops At place they have crossed Q the east bank.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30

LONDON, Aug O.-(Officia )-The British have cap- ed Combe Buedlecourt Hendecourt Les Cagnicour and Both southwest of Ieronne and between endecourt and the Ar;s Cambra road the Canadians at tackled the Germans and made favorable progress.
 is reported that the British of AraS have resumed the advance penetrated another thousand wards mile between Bullecou and the Scrpe. The Brit ish have captured Riencourt.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
Activities of the Americans

WITH THE AMERICANS, Aug. 30-On Thursday three different patrols were encountered by the Americans The Germans driven off when the American fire became too hot for them The enemy casualties unknown. German ar lerv fire in the Woevre district IS increasing.
 Yesterday the Americans down a German arpane which atemped to attack the American observation balloons east of St. Mhiel.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
American Positions Improved

The Germans continue to resist ubbornly along the Amer front north of Sossons During last night and this fore oon despite strong resistance the Americans improved their positions slightly in the neighborhood of Juvlgny.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-30
Fast Approaching Peronne

WITH THE BRITISH FORCES, Aug. 30.-Baches, on he south bank Somme about mile from Peronne has been captured by the British who also have entered Les Boou
 Hun Leaves Fires in His Wake
 Fires burning and many explosions have been observed on the northern end the front particularly in the Iy salient indicating the withdrawal of the Germans The British have advanced north of Lens thousand yards and have captured I.etransoy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-15
EXILAREA MARELUI DUCE
MICHAEL.

PETROGRAD, IA Martie. -
Marele Duce Michael, care fu-
sesc arestat in legatura GU nistc
comploturi urzite pcntru resta-
urarea monarchiei 81 asczarea lui
pc tron, a fost TRIMS in exil la
Perm.
(Perm este capitala provinciei
cu acclasi hume 81 Sc afla cam
la 700 de mile dcpartc de Mosco-
va, linga granita Siberici).
Gcte de vandali jefucsc bro
urile guvernului. furind mobile
81 tablouri de valoare, pc carl lie
due acasa la ci sau lc Wind pc la
colturile stradelor in schimbu1
cltOrva rllble. Marinarii incarca
carute ell lucruri de arta pc car
lie pun pc vapoare 81 lc iau Id
KrOnStadt.
Guvernul este att de ocupat
cu pacea 81 Gu chcstia siberiana
incit n are timp a Sc mai gind
la inlaturarea jafurilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-15
mAREA mAN|FESTAT|E NAT|0NAlA
De LA YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
ROmaninea OrtOdOxa din StateIe Unite Sc eapada
de Mtropola din Sibiu pangarita de tradatonh Man.
era 81 Sc a|peSte de Mitropoia romano din Buoresti

Sc bucura ca vede adunare
asa de Impunatoare 81 de faptul
maret care s'a sevarSit ieri 81
All.
Indeamna Rominii din Statelc
Unite la unire 81 la fndeplinirea
datorlilor fata de tara aceasta.
Zlce ca RomInia STA facut pc de-
pin datoria 81 tot asa trebue sa
nc-o facem 81 moi ca sd sc tina
seama de cerinteic noastre atunci
END Sc vor aduna diplomatic la
masa verde ca sa hotareasca vii
tOrul neamurilor.
Dupa vorbirea d-salc, aplauda
ia GU caldura de marea asistenta
adunarea Sc declara inchisa s.
poporul sc respindeSte Gu nadej
dea IN suflet, ca GU toate Cd as
taxi Romlnla este pc Gale de &
SIENNA pace umilitoare, idealu
nostrn Sc va 1ndeplini odata CT
isbInda aliatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-15
miSiuni|e a|iate "a.
TdSeSC Ron1nia.

WASHINGTON, 13 Martie. =
Reprezentantii Crucei Rosii Anne
ricanc, ataSatii militari americani
81 misiunile militarc franccze 81 eng
lezc, au plccat din RomInia. @ tc-
legrama primita astazi aici, tele-
grama data de Ministrul Vopicka
de la IaSi Gu data de 10 Martic, III
&c ca reprczentantii, purtind acte
de la REGGIE Ferdinand pcntru 81.
guranta 81 liberia trecere pima la
Odessa, parasisera capitala Roml
niei Gu ri mai inainte.
O alta telegrama, trimisa inain
tea cclci Gu data de 10 81 primitd
aici tot astazi, zice ca contele Ger
min incercat sa-Si calce cuvintelt
date mai inaintc, cdvinte prin car
promiscse Cd misiunile pot plcca il
orr &C timp sunt gata.
Telegrama anunta ca Czcrni1 Gle
cisese Cd ele trcbue Sd stea in ca
rantina timp de 0 luna din chesti'
sanitara. Ministrul Vopicka a Gle
clarat cd nu era nevoe de ascmene;
masuri, 81 ca Czernin, ori cum, to
nu si-a putut implini amcnintarea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-15
B U L E T I N E.

L0NDRA, 13 Martie. - Vor-
bind inaintea consiliului t.iseri-
cilor libere, prim ministrul Lloyd
George, a zis:
moi, impreuna Gu fratii nostri
Americani, luptam pentru saliva
rea lumei de sub puterea sabiei. g
PETROGRAD, 13 Martie. :
Ratificarea pacii dictate de Ger.
mania Gu imediata pregatire
de rszboi pentru un razboi revo-
lutionar este o hotarire pc care
va trebui sa o is, conferinta pan.
sovietilor cind sa va intruni mil.
ne la Moscova.
Conferinta va decide asupra
unei schimt.ari permanente a Ca
pitalei dir Petrograd.
5000 delegati, incluzind mum
citori, tarani, soldati 81 cazaci
vor fl de fata.
LONDRA, IA Martie. Con
gresul Pan-Sovietilor, convocat
pentru Joi in IA |. c. in Moscova
ca sa ratifice pactul de pace in
tire Bolshevikisti 81 Germani, 81
va intruni astazi Joi, in IA l. c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-15
CADEREA 0DESSE|.
INLESN|REA OFENS|VEI GER
NAME CATRE INDIA.

AMSTERDAM, 13 Martic. =
Odessa, eel mai mare centru de
transport din ceea ce acum un an
fllscse Imperiul rusesc, Sc afla i'll
miinilc teutonilOr.
Astazi s'a raportat ca patrlllelc
dc cavalcrie germana 81 austro-un-
CARA au 1ntrat in oras, pc clnd Gu
ceva mai inaintc, Berlinul anuntase
lumei Gu triumf:
,,Trupelc germanc 81 austrO-un.
gare sunt in fata OdesSei.'
Dupa numarul populated, Odes
sd este a patra localitatc din Russia
81 fost fondat dc Catcrina a II-s
irs anul 1894. Are populate can
dc 100000 de locuitori, dintre car
aproape trcime sunt Evrei In ca
mai lOcuiau 81 cite-va mil de Ger
mani. Printrc altc aSezaminte
Odessa are 81 Universitatea Impe
riala, fondata in anul 1865.
Ocuparca acestui mare port d'
la sud de catre teutOni, ocuparc ca
re izOlcaza Russia de Marea Neagr;
intocmai precum a fost izolata $
de Marea Baltica, da loc unei no
drame in istoria lumci; GU ca, in a
cclasi timp, inchide una dintre ma
rilc tragedii ale razboiului lumei =
tragedia Rom1niei.
Romfnii all fost slit sa-si inca
tuSeze singuri independents lor c
conomica, politica 81 militara, pen
tru ca All trebuit sd ajute la crcia
rca accstui avant-post german pen
tru o intindere catrc estul indepal
tat, un avant-post in spatele Re
miniei, ceea ce complccteaza cer
cul de fier imprcjurul acestui nefo
ricit regat.
Iata &C zicc articolul al saptelc
din tratatul de pace pc care ROM
MIA fost silita sal scmnezc 81 ca
re este indeplinit prin ocuparea G
dcssei de catre teutoni:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-15

,,Guvcrnul rOmin sc Obliga a spri-
JIM ell toata puterea Sd transpor-
tarca trupclor puterilor centrale
prin Moldova 81 Basarabia catrc O.
dessa.'
Gu caderea Odcssei sc aSteapta
mari schimbari in situatia razboiu-
lui pc viitor, fapt care sc vede isvo-
rind din strigatul semi-oficial dc la
Berlin, care zicc:
Mean asigurat o Gale liberia 81
dirccta din Russia la Persia 81 AT
ganistan.'
Numai acum Sc limpczcStc ehcs-
tia de ce Austro-Ungaria, care GU
cite-va saptamini mai inainte NJ
voia sa ia parte in opcratiunile din
est, $ la schimbat dintr'o data gin
dul 81 este tovarlSa activa Ger
maniei in noua sa intreprindcre.
Care va ii partea eli din tOate a
cestea inca nu sc site, 1nsa de /;
Berlin "a spus:
,,Daca vel scmana, trcbue sd a
juti 81 la seceriS."
Trecerea Odessei in miinile ten
tone ar insemna:
Tragerea unci drcptc linii mill
tare peste Russia de la Marea Bal
tica la Navara Isl de mile de |;
Petrograd) 81 pima la Marea Ncag
ra.
Stapinirea nl numai rcsursc
lor din ucrania, dar 81 vastele ma
gazii dc grinc din Russia, provcnit
din provinciile rusesti de la sud.
COmplectarea ccrcului de fier i'm
prejurul RomIniei, 81 ca urmar
stapInirea absolute a intregulu
curs al Dunarei.
Prefacerea Marei Ncgrc intr' o Il
pa turco-teutona. Desarmarea 81 pc
sibil secvestrarea flotci rlsesti di
Marea Neagra, fie prin intelcgert
fic prin forta.