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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
ALLIED TROOPS OCCUPY !.
ALL OF MURMAN COAST
CAR ROBBERS GAVE
OFFICERS CHASE
COMMITTEE PLANS FOR LUNCH
EoN AT WHICH THE AVlATORS
WILL BE DINED.

Arrangements have been made by IA
local committee to tender a luncheon
to the aviators for the visitors This
luncheon will be rendered at the Tea
Room and hose who desire to attend
.2ould notify Mes rs Jack w. Shop
pard and Cecil Williams, or Miss Ben
son.
II. L. Dekle has been made toast
master for the occasion and number
of local speakers will tell how the
field was cotton, will express thanks
publicly to these who helped in the
work and the aviators will be given
an opportunity to talk.
The stunts for the day will be given
by the aviators shortly after they
reach here at eleven O'Clock. After
luncheon, another brief pariod will be
given to exhibitions and the crowds
will have ample time to see something
of the flyers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
MESSAGES FROM GERMANY

London, July IA British Wireless
Service) Germans who have been i'll
termed in England and German pri-
SonerS of war who recently have been
sent back to Germany from England
are not happy when they reach the
Fatherland. Letters they write prove
their surprise and dismay when they
discover the true state of things in
Germany. One letter from prisoner
sent back to Germany reads:
About 10 o'clock in the morning
we left for the good old Fatherland
The first stop we made was at Goch
in Germany, where we were kept six
lays for examination. From there I
was sent to DOrtmund where | vas
forced by military authnrit" to work
in munitions factory | struck at it
for three days. | tried my best but
was not strCng enough. The third day
told them | was too weak to do such
hard work and left the place. really
was worse off than the English camp
| deserted into Holland. Now am out
Of it and | give you one word of adj
vice. Whatever you do. do not apply
fer repatriation"
Another prisoned who was sent to
Germany writes:
Il have been here about ten days
But what a disllusion 1t is no more
like it used to be. All is strange and
and one rushcs about like a lost sheep
Our business here is absolutely dead"
The following is a message sent to
prisoner in England from Germany:
You are in heaven as compared
with us. Do not come to the Father.
land if you can help We are all fam
ished."
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
ALLIES ADVANCE
OWARDS
TOROKI ]:
=
WHILE RUSSIAN BoLSHgNIkI ARE
WITHDRAWING q

London, July 15.-American and Brit
ish troops occupied the whole OF the
MurmGn coast OF Northern Russia, &C.
cording to Moscow dispatch to. the
Ccntran News via Amsterdam. After
capeuring the Ken railroad station OH
the White Sea they advanced toward
Toroki. The Russian Bolsheviki arg
Withdrawing. The Entente appealed
to the population on the Thurman coast
for help against Germany. Finland
sand the Thurman coast is Russian ter.
ritory under the protection of the Ens
tente.
Number of Americans not knewn4i
The Americans participating in the
Thurman coast advance as far as II
known is limited to Marines and Blue
jackets, and the number of sthesA
which is not large, cannot be dctinNs5y
stated on account of the censorship
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
SOLDIERS KILL DESERTER

Pikeville, Tenn, July l4-Thomas
Walling. deserter from the national
army, was shot and instantly killed
this morning by soldiers from Column
bia.. S. c. who had been sent to his
home to carry him back to camp.
The soldiers arrived at Pikeville YES
terday and went at once to the cabin
hCme of Walling. fifteen miles from
Pikeville, accompanied by the sheriff
and two deputies. They secreted them
selves in the woods and kept close
watch on the cabin until early this
morning, when one of the soldiers
knocked en- the door Walling an
sweTed the summons. but hastily bar
red the door. Teh soldier attempted
to batter down the door. but we're pre-
vented by warning from the men in
the brush. who had seen Walling jump
into a deep hole from "a trap door.
When called upon to surrender
Walling lifted his head above the
level CT the underground hiding place
and pointed his automatic at the sol
diers who Immediately opened fire.
killing the fugitive instantly.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15

AMERICANS ARE GIVING
NO GROUND TO HUNS

With the American Army the Marine, July 15-Thc
Americans delivered counter attack at NauX and drove
off the Germans It is epor ted that the Americans adj
vanced their own lines several hundred yards but this
not confirmed
In the attack the Marine front the Germans threw
many bridges the river under the whitening fire
from the artillery.
The German progress is being stayed by the machine
gunnels. At the first crossing the American gunners
fought and died where they stood. Others withdrew
st1ategcay the enemy ttacked from the east To the
east the Germans are making many crossings
The French and Americans resisting to the utmost
About the Americans laamched counter attack
near Condo. report at eleven o'clock from east of
Rheims says the Germans made progress there in the
Condo region however before the American counter at
tack the Germans appeared to have eliminated the river
salient.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
Germans Select Road to Paris.

Washington, July 15.-The Germans
have selected the road to Paris for
the renewal of their drive the officers
here believe, judging from the re.
ports of the VIOLENT movement which
began at dawn. Whether the effort is
designed actually TO be pressed
against Paris or to pave the war for
latter assault north of Amiens on
the road to the channel ports which
are believed to be the main objective
OF the whole German plan was the
subject of interested speculations.
The employment of heavy artillery
to batter towns and communications
for behind the lines indicates that the
delayed grand offensive has begun.
The extensive employment of naval
guns for this purpose suggests that
the timerequired for bringing up
these weapons was the reason for the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
LARGE SUM FOR
ALLEGED LIBEL
AVALONS FARMS COMPANY SUES
SWINE-ELlxiR COMPANY.

Moultrie, Ga, July 14.-The Smine-
Elixir Company, of Moultrie, w. h.
Perry of Bainbroge and M. H. Town
send of Moultrie, have been served by
with copy of a 100000 suit brought
against them by the Avalons Farms
company, of Chicago, for alleged libel
The plainstiffs in their petition for
lamages allege that the defendants
published and circulated phampblet
II which they stated that the officers
of the Avalons Farms Company were
pre- German. The circular referred to
is embodied in the suit for libel which
vas filed in United States district
court. 1t is as follows:
For your information | wish to ad-
Use you that HOg-Tonc medicine for
logs and widely advertised by the
. Avalons Farms Company of Chicago,
no more or less than my Perry's
swine -EliXir. This AvalonS Farms Com
oany is composed of S. A. Woman. II.
yandOlah and w. o. Grady. German
lames. II. Vandolah and W. O. Grandy
manipulated plans to steal the for
nula of my Swine-iIliXir in the fall
f 1915. They played the usual Ger
nan trick of gaining my confidence
nd treating the supposed good inten-
lens on their part as "a scrap OF paper
nd are invading this territory with
Intensive advertising to acquire the
,atronage ! am enjoying, in attempt
d destruction CT my business. w 0.
randy is at this time under indiCt-
aent for the alleged fraudulent use Of
ne mails and misrepresentation III
he sales of land while president of the
Nauchula Development Company Of
Vauchula. Fla, The above information
submitted to you in order that you
nay know who you are dealing with
hing to think about in thess war
ines. w C. Perry
The plaintiffs also insist that the de-
endants followed up the circular
'hich they claim was sent broadcast
hitch they claim was sent broadcast
the trade by having their agents
ell Merchants and others that the
hicago concern is using poison in its
PRODUCTS 1t is also ccntended that w.
:. Perry himself. told a Thomasville
oncern that these Germans (mean-
ng the officers Of the petitioners
Guild put poison in Hog-Tone and kill
undreds Of Thousands of hogs.
Messers Perry and Townsend. who
re co-defendants with the Swine
'lixir Company are officers and chief
owners of the concern.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
MAKING PLANS FOR
FRIDAYS PROGRAM
SUNDAY MORNING DISCOVERY IN
WEST YARDS PRoVENED ExclT-
ING ROBBERS ESCAPED.

c. l.. Lemons, a switchman for the
Seaboard is all the wiser today with
regard to tackling big jobs by HIM
self and number of car thieves are
chuckling somewhere at how the
"bluffed" their way to safety.
Early Sunday morning he discover
ed robbers in car of merchandise
near the compress. He took charge of
the negro Waterman in this section
and then made an effort to string the
ROBBERS in the car They yelled at him
to be gone. else he would get his head
shot off.
During the excitement which fol
lowed the negro Waterman escaped
end Lemons went for assistance He
called Special Agent L. M. Summer
and this officer later called Capt. Cox
with the county dogs. The ear robbers
were chased to the aviation field and
there track was lost. 1t was later de-
termined that hey were negroes who
escaped in an automobile.
Special Agents Sumner and Frank
Musselwhite are making every effort
to locate the robbers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
CAPTURE 80 GALLONS
on EiOU0R IN RAID

Savannah, Ca, July 14.-One of the
richest hauls of the year was obtained
yesterday morning by raiding party
under Lieut. Flemir.g, when, upon raid
ing an clubhouse at Duffy and Bull
streets occupied by negro, they un-
earthed thirty gallons of whisky. The
police are of the opinion that the ne
gro conducts wholesale traffic in
liquor, and uses the clubhouse as
storage place Chief of Police details
Of the raid
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
WORK OR FIGHT CAMPAIGN

Quitman, Ga, July 14.-Chief of P0-
lice Clanton has laid out systematic
plan in his "work-or-fight" campaign
and is now issuing work cards TO all
laborers. The law is being vigorously
enforced and the Monday morning pO-
lice dockets in the city courts have
been full since it went into effect All
kinds of rumors are going the rounds
among the colored people who are
most affected, the latest being hat
the government had quit paying he
negro soldiers and the women would
have to work to support them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
OVER HALF MILLION
BALES CONSUMED

Washing. July 15.-Cotton consum-
cd in June was 527, AGA running bales
while for the eleven months ending
June, 6, 049.544 were consumed the
the cotton spindler active in June
were 33.120,413.As compared with
So. 447.O37 a year ago
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
DICTATORSHIP IS
STRONGLY OPPOSED
BRITISH, FRENCH AND JAPANESE
CONSIDER CZECH.SLOVAK
MOVEMENT IMPORTATNT.

Picking. July 13.-By Associate
Press the British, French and Japan
protested to General Forwath anti
Bolsheviki military commander, who
formed IA temporary war cabinet for
Siberia, and asked him to withdraw
the dictatorship proclamation on the
grounds that it was to impede the
Czecho-Slovak movement which at
present is all important.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
AN ATLANTA MAN DROWNED

Atlanta. July 14.-Private Harvey
Dial of Atlanta, a member of the Ma
rines, who was we'll known in Atlanta,
was killed in action recently. accord
ing to a message received by his
mother from the War Department to-
day He had been in the service of
Uncle Sam for about one year, being
trained at Quantico. He was very pop
ular in Atlantic.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
YOUNG MAN BROWNS

Atlan6ass JulE%14.4-While thousands
looked on, Thomas H. Dick, young
man of twenty-threes, living in College
Park, met his death BIZ browning this
afternoon in the lake at Lakewood
Park. He and friend started to swim
to rat, which the friend reached
safely. Half way his destination the
other boy went d6wn and never came
mp again. County policemen rescued
the body by dragging the lake with
'grapping hooks.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
'HURCH BELLS GO FOR
GERMAN GUN METAL

Amsterdam. June I3.-Of the Pro-
ince Of Brandenburg' so"ty-three
hundred church bells. 219O haze been
,laimed by the German army authori-
les for gun metal Some which have
gained a respite for artistic and his
orical reasons date from the early
lalf of the thirteenth century
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
British Improve Position,

London, July 15.-In an operation
last night the British positions south
OF Villers-Bretonneux in the region
east of Amiens were improved, it is
officially announced today. A few
prisoners were taken Enemy artil-
lery displayed activity south of Arras
and in Flanders.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
Fifty-Mile Battle

Paris July 15.-The Germans launched a new offensive
last night between Rheims and the Algonne on front
OF about fifty miles. The French meeting the attack
with energy and the battle continues.
AT eleven clock the long range bombaldmen was be
coming more intense. The day opened sunny but low
ing rain. ~ ~
Late undated reports sho the German attack is along
a sixty-fve mile front .
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
DESIRE REMOVAL
OF BRITISH
I TROOPS
NOTE DEMANDS THAT TROOPS BE
RE-EMeARkED WITHOUT DE.
LAY

London, July 15.-Russian Foreign
Minister Tchitcherin, has addressed a
note to Great Britain, demanding that
the British detachments on the Muir
man coast of Russia be re-embarked
dispatch fro mAMsterdam relaynig a
Moscow dispatch
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
LOANS 10 ouR ALLIES.

With recent loans of nearly s16 .000,-
900 to Greece and $f1,O0O.OOO to Bel
sum. the aggregate loans made by
the United States to our allies now
amount TO practically S6,OOO,OOO, OO0
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
KAZAN FALLS TO
SIBERIAN
FORCE
sOLSHEVIk DETECTED AFTER
HARD BATTLE

London, July -15.-Czcho-Slova
have captured the city of Kazan, an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen says it is reported from
Moscow. Kazan lies 43O miles east of
Moscow.
The city was taken after the Boil
shevik put up a violent resistance.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
The KIND.

81 understand that people in the
Arctic regions live on light diet"
Nothing of the sort"
We'll somebody told me they ate
candles"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15
Americans Swarmed After Them
(Bv Associated Press

With the American Army the Marine, July 15.-The
Germans at daylight launched violent attack against
the Americans west Of Thiery, especially
VauX The attack after violent bombardment with
high explosive shells and gas throughout the night.
The Americans took shelter wherever they could but
when the infantrymen appeared the Americans swalmed
out and met them with machine guns The Americans all
wore gas masks during the fighting
The latest reports say the Americans holding their
own. Heavy shells from German naval guns falling
far behind the battle line Many falling in the city of
MeauX, twenty-five miles behind Chateau-Th icny In
many Of these towns the German fire constant the pro-
Jectiles being from ten and twelve inch naval guns
At 8:51 this morning it had not been determined how
the battle i'll the vicinity of VauX is progressing The
whole line in both directions from that town was dense
with smoke and gas The of caTonadc pnctuat
gun gum and 4.r rifle fire whicseemed fhottcs character in
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15

OFFICIAL reports show that the grand offensive against
the Allied positions is the most ambitious stroke of the
Germans since their assault against the British lines last
March. The March offensive about ifty-ivc mile
front and odays is about fifty, from ChatcauThcrry
the west to Massignes in the Champagne on the east
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-15

delay which has been puzzling the
allies. In some quarters the attack
east of Rbeim is taken to indicate
that positions importance.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
BREZPOSELNI STAVBINSKI
DELAVCI.

9. Chicago, Ill. = Pri vceraJsnJi
sell zastopnikov Stavbinske unije
:je bilo dokazano, da je So procen-
tov tukajsnjih stavbinskih DELAY
cev brezposelnih in da nj nikake-
ga izgleda "a delo V let, letu. Oze-
njeni stavbinski delavci, posebno
oni, XII imajo velike druzine, ne
morejo zapustiti mesta, ker so me-
zde drugod tako mike, ola Sc ne
izplaGa drugje prevzeti della, kaj-
ii ko so placani vozni stroski, hra-
ma in drugo, ne preostane skoro
mic "a druzino. Starr stavbinski
delavci nimajo skoro nikakega IL
gleda ma delo, ker vsepovsod "a
htevajo lie mlade, krepke Judi. Ma
dalie je bila tudi dokazano, ola je
mnogo starih stavbinskih delav-
cev V zadnjem letu delalo komaJ
deset tednOv, mlaJsl pa povprecno
DO Is do 81 tednov. &c racunamo
najvisjo dnevno place $500, znese
ia plaza V Al urah $4,000 na te-
den, je torej najbolje placan mlad
stavbinski delavec zasluzil ma le-
to $693.OO. To je veeini slucaJih
tako in vecina stavbinskih delav-
cev je bila liza pricetka novem-
bra brezposelna.
Takozvana visoka media ne l.
gra torej kakor vidimo nobene u
loge. Stavbinski delavec mora l.
nett dobro place kajti njegovo
delo je delo sezije, XII traja navad-
no lie 10 do II tednov spomladi in
kvecjemu toliko casa V jeseni.
Med tenn casom pa stavbinski
delavci lie malo delajo.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
ALI JE zUPNIK ozENJEN?

Mnogi ljudje zatrjujejo ola ja
rimsko-katoliSki zupnik John j
McKann, XII je skoro dvajset let
zupnikoval na zupniji st. Marys V
Elginu, ILL.,, ozenjen moz.
KOt dokaz "a to smatraJo poro-
chi register Lake ol1raja V India
| nj, V katerem je zabelezeno, da Sc
je porocil dne 16. novembra 1917,
neki John Josip McKann Z Eliza
beto Kennedy. V tenn registru Je
zaznamovan oce zenina imenom
George in matt kot Katarina.
Pri vsem tenn pa je najbolj Gu
dino to: Zupnik John j. McCann
:ie bill rojen dne rs. oktobra 1862
Providence, n. Y. On je sin Ge-
orga T. in Katarine McCann IL
Aurore, ILL.,, kjer Sc je druzina le-
ia 1866, naselila.
Tudi IL zapisnikov V ELginu Je
razvidno, da je bila neka Elizabe-
ia Kennedy preje predstojnica St.
Marys katoliske Sole. Ona je baje
priSla IL Kanade IL neke presbite-
rijanske Sole.
Nadalie Sc zatriuie, da je neki
, agent tvrdke Willis & Franken-
stein, kateremu so pokazali sliko
tega zupnika, tel Sikh izpoznal
moza, XII je S posredovanjem ME
COVE tvrdke najel V preteklem de-
cembru pod imenom John j. Niles
stanovanje V neki hisi ma Sheri-
dan Rd., V katero Sc je naselil 5
svojo zeno in svojim Stirinajst-
letnim sinGkom. Ia par je zivel
preje pod istim imenom V Black
stone hotelu. Vsluzbenci dotiene-
ga hotela 50 V podobi istotako IL
poznali veliko podobnost med zup-
nixon in med onim mozem, XII je
V hotelu stanoval.
Par je pozneje zapustil svoje
stanovanje, he ola bi to preje ma
znanil ali plaeal stanarino.
Zupnik McCann je veeraj Cd
lo6no izjavil, da nj ozenjen in pri-
pomnil: "Jaz bonn storil vse ko-
rake V svojo obrambo, da izpod-
bijem te neosnovane obdolzbe. 60
tenn zupniku smo ze svoiecasno
porocali, ker je nastal velik
spor med MIN in njegovimi zup-
ljani, tako da so slednji cd skofa
zahtevali, maj ga odstavi oziroma
premesti. Skof je postal ma to
zupnijo drugega zupnika, katere-
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
NAZNANILO.

Cenjenim naroenikom in dru-
GIN nasim rojakom naznanjamo,
da potuje mas potovalni zastopnik
JOHN BURNIK po juznem okra-
ju drzave Illinois.
Obiskal bo v svrho nabiranja
narocnine "a list Glas Svobode vse
nase stare narocnike in druge ro-
Jake ter ga vsem prav topic pri-
poroeamo.
! Ker je posel potovalnega zastop-
nika itak ze samnasebi dovoli te-
zaven, cato upamo, da mu bodo
sli cenjeni rojaki povsod ma roko.
UPRAVA GLAS SVOBODE.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
Zmaga usnjarjev.

Los Angeles, Cal. = Unija u.s.
njarjev je izposlovala svojim cla-
nom povisanje place in je podpi-
sala delodajalci tozadevno pc
godbo. Delavni dan Sc bo skraj-
sal devet ur ma osem in najmanj-
sa plaza bo 1915 mesto kakor do
zdaj $2.75. Ia delo po delopuStu
Sc bo placalo "cas in poll.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
KABARETI ODPRAVLJENI.

Chicago, Ill. - Petite, pies, de,
klamiranje, sploh zabave vseh vrst
so prepovedane Chicagu cd l.
maja naprej V prostorih, kjer Sc
prodaja in toGi opojna pijaca. =
Dovoljena je lie Sc godba, ce Sc ia
predpravica plaza s $500 posebne
licence. Ordinance "a prepoved ka-
beretov je bila sprejeta 63 gla-
sovi proti dvema. Samo dvoje
mestnih "oeetov" je bilo proti te-
mu; namrec Coughlin in Kenna.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
BREZKONCNI VLAKI
RANJENCEV.

Amsterdam, HolandskO. - Sko-
ii Liege in Namur V Belgiji vozi-
10 brezkonGno dolgi ambulancni
vlaki. V katerih Sc vozijo ranjeni
Nemci proti AK la Chapelle in
proti drugim krajim Nemcije. I'll
vojaki so vsi francoSke fronte.
PoroGevalec TELEGRAPH Zevenaar
poroGa, da je jake cudnO, ker pO-
ro6a NemGija o malih izgubah, a
vsi nemSki kraji so re prenapol-
nieni ranjenci, ki pa Sc nepre-
StanO dOhajajO.
London, Anglia. - Angle$ki
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
sMRTNA OBSODBA.

Chicago, III. - Ma kriminalnem
sodiScu pred sodnikom Hopkin,
som je bill cetrtek obsojen ma
smrt ma veSalih 22-letni Denis An
derson, ker je umoril Patricka
Lavina.
To je ze Sesta smrtna obsodba,
XII je bila izrecena Chicago pO
novem letu. Dve smrtni Obsodbi
sta bill izvrSeni dine Is. februarJa,
ko so obesili Edward Wheeda in
Harry Lindruma.
Obsojenec, Xxi je bill V cetrtek
obsojen k smrti, je bill obdolzen,
da je umoril zelezniskega polici-
sta Patrik Lavina. Ustrelil ga Je
29. oktobra lanskega leta ia "a
padni 80. cesti in Canal St., l5o je
hotel policist ravno aretovati vi
LENA Clarkina vsled vlomov, kl
iih je izvrSil V zelezniske vozove.
Slueaj je bill V cetrtek popoldne
predlozen porotnikom in slednJi
so Sc po kratkem posvetovanJu
zedinili in obsodili morilca k smr-
ii ma veSalih. Sedaj Sc bo pa pri-
celia obravnava proti dvema An
dersonovima tovarisema, ki sta z
MIN V zvezi kradla in ropala.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
STRASNO KLANJE.

Mozje, ki pripadajo francoski
kavaIeriji, XII pa Sc je sedaj bori-
la pes, pripovedujejo o straSnem
klanju ma zapadni 'front.'.
I'll vojaki pravijo, da so Nemcl
prihajali V talo velikih in gostih
valih, da je bio potrebno samo
streljati te valOve.
Ii konjeniki so streljali ma So
vraznika tako magic, da je sovraz-
nix padal kakor snopje, tOda pri-
hajali so vedno Svezi sovrazni va
Ii, in koncno so morali FrancozJe
prenehati streljanjem, kajti pu-
Ske in strojne puSke so bile rdece
vroGe.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
SKOCILA SKOZI OKNO DRU-
GEGA NADSTROPJA.


Chicago, Ill. - Vsled bojazni,
da bo ustreljena, je skoeila V ce-
trick 22-letna ozenjena Ana Sa-
wage, stanujoea ma Ashland Ave.,
skozi okno drugega nadstropja ma
cesto. Kljub veliki visocini, pa Sc
je lie neznatno poskodovala.
Policiji je povedala, da jo je
22-letni kovae Stefan Kancea trd-
no privezal ma stol ter il grozil,
da io bo ustrelil. Docim je sci i
skati svoj samokres, Sc j je po-
srecilo oprostiti Sc vezi in skociti
skozi okno.
Glas svobode., 1918-03-29
NEMCI so IZGUBILI PETDE,
SET ODsTOTKOV VoJASTVA.

Angle$ki glavni stan V Francl-
ii SodeG po izjavah vOjnih vie
tnikov raznih nemSkih vOjnih zbo-
rov in po SLIM borbi, so Angleh
prepriGani, da je nemSki kajzer
izgubil 50 odStotkOv svojih moz,
odkar je dial znamenje "a ofenzivo,
(Anglesko radno poroeilo pra-
vi, da Sc je teh napadov vdelezilo
preko 10 nem$kih diyizij. Ena
nemSka divizija $teje $4,000 MOI
in tako je razvidno, da ce so Mem
ci izgubili petdeset odstotkov svo-
jih vojakov, da so izgubili 100000
mOZ.)