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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-08-09
GREAT PRAISE GIVEN
SOUTH STATE CAMP
Theodore Williams Greatly
Pleased With Conditions
ID .aIB
10 70 -----7 IT
men IN FINE SPIRITS
Officers Are Possessed Of That
Humane Quality Which
Makes Soldiers

Parents may feel perfectly salts
fed with the treatment and the con-
ditions that will surround their boys
at Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina"
declared Theodore civilians this
morning to The Free Press. Mr.. Will
liams, as attraveling representative of
the Y MIC. A., through the courtesy
of the National War Work Council ac-
companied the boys on the trip and
came back highly pleased with the fine
camp in which they are stationed.
Very Fine Camp.
"The men could not be in a finer
camp in all the country" stated Mr..
Williams. "From what l saw am
sure they will receive good food and
good treatment. The officers were fine
and the camp is situated in a very
beautiful spot where the men will be
contented and happy. All the men
were in the finest spirits when de-
parted" @ silt 4
Leaving here on Thursday about six
O'Clock in the evening the men arrived
1 in Milwaukee the following morning
The treatment and courtesy shown by
Mankato citizens was highly appreci
ated by the men and they were in the
best of spirits when they departed on
their journey. 49,
Fine Breakfast Served.
At Milwaukee the boys were taken
off the train and marched to restau
rant nearby where fine breakfast
twas served Red Cross ladies waited
on the men and their every need was
readily filled. Cigarettes, matches and
postcards were distributed in abund-
ance and the men were told not tt
place stamps on any of the cards thai
were left to be mailed out.
The latest daily papers in Milwau.
kee were given the men and they de.
parted in fine spirits, only hoping tina
the remainder of the trip would bt
as good AS they went out of Mil
twaukee and neared Chicago the boy!
had fine view of the Great Lake:
Training camp and the army canton
ment at Camp Grant.
/ Fine Treatment In Chicago.
In Chicago the train only wen
Through the outskirts and switched il
the stockyards. Red Cross worker!
boarded the train here however AM
while the train crews were changing
the men were given smokes and post
lcards were distributed. The boy
were allowed to leave the train for
short tina here to walk around ant
| get necessary exercise.
AT Chicago the train left on thu
Monon line through Indiana and Knox
willie to Spartanburg, S. c., shor
distance from Camp Wadsworth. A
the Hot Springs, just over the Nortl
i Carolina border, the boys were givel
a fine breakfast and were well treate'
by the many people at this resort
While on the train between stops tn
men had box lunches, which wer
FURNISHED by the government
All Behaved Well.
/ Mr.. Williams stated that the boy
all behaved well on the trip. there wa
no trouble or disturbance of any kim
on the whole of the long journey. An
Iother noticeable feature was the fac
THAT there was no evidence of liquo
among the men on the trip. Will
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-08-09
BIGGEST AND BEST FAIR I'M MINNESOTA
OUTSIDE GOPHER STATE EXHIBITION
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BOOSTER FUND

The following is a complete list of
the business houses who subscribed
to the Booster Fund" for the Mankato
Fair association:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-08-09

Mat,leton

2 + I
The rain Sunday morning made the
roads very muddy for time and the
meeting of the Red Cross to be ad-
dressed by q. M. Palmer. Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. B. D. Smith, was postponed.
Some farmers were not able to get
on to their fields Monday. Those
more fortunate worked with a will
and many business men went out in
the evening and helped with the
shocking at various places where help
is short.
Misses Ardis Gilmore and Hazel
Johnston assisted by Miss Lael More
of Alden will chaperon company of
Misses at Bass Lake the last of the
week. Those going are Airline Grein-
er, Florence Larke, Phern LowneS,
Gertrude Johnston, Lillian Balzer.
Dorothy Argetsinger and Louise Bor-
ebert.
Miss Irene Church is visiting
friends at Faribault.
Miss Belle Eastvold has returned
from an extended visit in the coun-
try.
Grain is fine and cutting will soon
be complete. All business men are
doing what they can to help gather
it and some farmers are stacking.
Business men have been doing
their bit in the harvest fields this
week. Among those going were G.
G. Fetterman, Rev. e. Larke, Frank
Kuehl, U. G. Argetsinger. T. B. Tay-
lor, H. S. Sandifer, B. F. Taylor,
James S. Taylor, Bendt. Schulz, Car
ey, Louis Wick and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Borchert went
to Rochester this week to consult in
regard to Mrs. Borchert's health
which has been very poor for some
time.
Wesley Hanna of Chicago, who
has been spending the summer with
relatives here, has gone to Wood
Lake, Neb., where his brothers, Dave
and Will reside.
Howard Samuelson made trip to
Pine City and returned with Mrs.
Samuelson who has been recuperat-
ing in the pine woods section.
Archie Johnston returned Sunday
from Jefferson Barracks for a weeks
furlough. He is in the Medical r. A.
All young men who enlist are re-
quired to show birth certificate.
Miss Laeld More Of Alden Is the
guest of her friend. Miss Hazel
Johnston.
Miss Mary Laffey went to Manka-
to Monday to take a position as
saleslady in the ready to wear de-
partment at J. C. Penny company.
where she win be glad to meet her
friends.
Emmett Carey of East Mapleton
had an experience Monday which he
does not care to have repeated. His
team hitched to the binder ran away
and he was tumbled from his seat
to the table. The team made the
round of the field and more before
Mr.. Carey could get hold of the lines
and stop the now tired animals. 1t
is remarkable that no one was hurt.
Mrs. M. A. Gilmore expects Mrs.
Charles Jensen AMI daughter from
Little Falls to make her visit soon.
The large barn On Mike Clifford's
farm in Sterling was entirely burned
Sunday morning. 1t was struck by
lightning.
j. r. Daley of Lakefield is calling
on Mapleton friends,
Fitzloff and Bierbauer have been
working for the "wets" in this To-
cality. The people are thinking that
they don't want any thing that will
destroy the manhood of the boys at
home.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-08-09
MRS. GEORGE STONE DIES
Her Death Followed An Operation
For CsilStones.

Mrs. George Stone of this city died
Saturday afternoon at 500 at st. 10
seph's hospital fro man operation for
gall stones which was performed
Friday morning. Mrs. Stone was
twenty -nine years of age July Is.
She is survived by her husband and
three small children. also her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Alexander, four sisters and one broth
er, they are Mrs. Joe Huettl, Shake
pee; Mrs Ambrose Hennigar, Lake
Crystal; Mrs George Lowe and Miss
Catherine Alexander, Mankato and
Henry Alexander, Mankato.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at eight o'clock from the
German Csthc,ic church. Interment
will be made III the Calvary ceme-
terry.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-08-09

it was necessary TO nave the finger
taken off near the second joint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeiske are enjoying
a pleasant visit from the formers
sister and two nieces
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17

were IL in all and some of them were
quite sick. The waiting room of the
depot is small place and all were
crowded together, somelying on
floors and in other positions.
1t is said that they were from
Campbell and other places on the
Cotton Belt. They were at work in
the cotton fields and other places and
when the epidemic struck Campbell so
many became sick it was hardly pos
sible for all to receive attention.
They were trying to get home, where
they could be better cared for it is
supposed.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17

by which the country was so speedily
put upon a war footing There is a
cheap jingle to the specialization agi-
tation, and a coterie Of politicians, in
the National Capital, with Socialis-
tic minds, are trying to make it ap-
pear that they are radically progress
sive," whereas they are simply "radi-
CAL" and their speeches read very
much like what one finds in the
writings of Eugene v. Debs, Meyer
London, Victor Berger and others
who belong to that discredited school
of politics.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17

w. A. White moved to his new
house near the west end of the Rock
levee road yesterday. Mr.. White
bought 140O acres of land from Louis
Houck several months ago and has
just completed a new house on the
big plantation
Leon David, wife and little boy,
arrived here Wednesday from Biz
mingham, Ala, for visit with his
mother, Mrs. Annie Daniels, of 327
South Frederick street. 1t is his
first visit home to see his mother
for five years and she was overjoyed
to see him. Mrs. David was here a
year ago last June. Mrs. David will
remain here a month, but Mr.. David
expects to 60 back to his work in
ten days or two weeks.
Mr., David has lived at Birming-
ham for about five years and is
prospecting at his trade of boiler
maker for the A. G. & S. He owns
a nice home in suburban town and
has cow, chickens and a garden.
They left Birmingham last summer
and went to Philadelphia where he
was employed in government ship
yard, but the climate did not agree
with their baby which became sick
as soon as they got there and she
was compelled to leave while he
worked on for six months. Mrs.
David is native of Birmingham and
typical southern woman. Leon
was reared in Cape Girardeau.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17
issue A
REPORT ON KUSS
THIRTY MEN SIGN AGREEMENT
NOT TO ASSOCIATE WITH
BLOOMFIELD ROAD
FARMER.

Farmers living in the Campster
school district yesterday issued a
formal statement, announcing that
they had unanimously agreed to boy
colt Henry Kuss, the farmer on the
Bloomfield road, who refused to buy
bonds. They agreed not to associate
with him again because he has failed
to display proper interest in the
United States Government in its
prosecution of the war. The state
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17
CITY news IN BRIEF

w. H. Brooke, superintendent of
the bridge and building department
of the Frisco was here from Chaffee
on business yesterday.
Emory Dale of Delta was here yes
terday looking for the Frisco physi-
clan and expected to go on to the
company hospital at St. Louis.
William Suedekum of near Dotch-
town was in the city trading and
traficing yesterday morning.
Tony Job of Advance was a Cape
Girardeau visitor yesterday About
all that was going on in Advance
was the talk of getting the Kaiser,
Mr.. Job said. Influenza had not rea-
ched there yet he stated.
Mrs. Chris Sanders returned yes
terday from Chaffee, where she has
been employed for two weeks in the
home of Judge Vickery as nurse.
Judge Vickery has been seriously i'll
for good while.
Joe Scherer, wealthy farmer and
business man of New Hamburg was
in the city on business yesterday.
Paul, the z months-old son of Wal
ter Frenzel has been very sick but is
now convalescing.
Mrs. R. B. Oliver has returned
home from st. Luke's hospital in st.
Louis, where she has been taking
treatment for several weeks. and is
very much improved in health.
Messres Sanders, Nenninger and
Mabrey have returned from their
hunting and fishing trip to Mingo.
Mrs. Harry Killough and child are
the guests of Rev. w. w. Killough
and family at 1417 Themis street.
Her husband is son Of Rev.. Kill
Tough and is a captain in the medical
corps. He is now in New York and
expects to be sent to France before
long.
Mrs. C. E. Tinsley returned home
yesterday morning from a sojoun of
several weeks for her health at Fort
Worth, Texas.
Mrs. Patrick Frissell and baby ar
rived here yesterday from Loanoke,
Ark, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Houck
Miss Mayme Juden arrived here
Yesterday afternoon from st. Louis to
visit home folks a week or two. She
a employed in store at st. Louis.
Albert Spradling won a Judgment
of SIS in Squire Kage's court yester-
day against Charles Norman Of Al
lenville. Spradling brought sui t tol
collect fee for acting as Horman's
attorney several years ago. The suit
in which he was attorney for Norman
was one in which R. w. Groves of Al
lenvSae brought against Herman toI
recover town lots which originally
were owned by Mrs. Groves, there
being many such suits there. Sprad-
ling won the suit but never received
his fee. Several lawyers were called
as witnesses.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17
INFLUENZA HIVES
MAKE DELTA VISIT

Emory Dale, resident of the town
of Delta, who was in the city yester-
day, said that a crowd of people at
flicted with Spanish Influenza were in
the depot there for several hours
Wednesday night.
The victims Of the disease got off
the northbound Cotton Belt passen-
ger train which arrives at Delta at
1 o'clock and went to the depot to
await other trains, he said. There
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17
nent, issued yesterday follows:

ment, issued yesterday follows:
We, the undersigned residents OF
Campster Schoo. District, agree tt
have no further social or business re-
lations with Henry Kuss and wife fol
the reason that they refused to buy
Liberty Bonds to the credit of Camp
ster School District.
We further wish to notify any ten
ant, or future tenant, of said Kuss
and wife, that we will not assist in
threshing wheat or other work on the
farm of said Henry Kuss and wife,
Joe Job.
George Sshwab.
]. F. Schwab.
Anton Job.
G. ]. Keller.
T. H. Lewis.
D. Spaulding.
B. Kohlfeld.
Robert Keller.
Herman Schabbing.
Joe Schabbing.
]. B. Critics.
jeff Davis.
William Schwab.
George Lambert.
George Coca.
Herbert Coca.
Presley Hopper.
H. j. Schwepker.
John L. James.
T. ]. Caraker.
E. D. Critics.
John A. Will.
F. w. Will.
Theodore Floyd.
Tom Ebert.
Frank Buckheit.
Joseph Kirchdoerfer.
Geo. A. Kirchdoerfer.
Aug. Siemers.
H. P. Siemers.
]. C. Wilson.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-10-17
notice.!

All members of the B. P. o. Elks
Lodge No. 639 are requested to meet
at the Elks Building at 100 p. m,
on Friday, October Is, for the pur-
pose of conducting the funeral Of
Brother J. "A. Hawkins.
A. M. SPRADLING, E. X.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
.ENGLEZiI AU AJUNS LA
FRESN0Y- -LE-GRAND.

PARIS, 4 Oct. - Cavaleria en-
gleza rupind rindurile germani-
lor de la nord de st. Quentin, sc
spune ca ar Fl intrat in Fresnoy-
Le-Grand.
Aviatorii, zburind in vote pc
deasupra fortelor de inaintare a
le englezilor, au fost vazuti in
Fresnoy-Le-G Grand, care la sap
te mile spre nord-ost de st. Gu
entin, 81 patru mile indarat de re
guinea unde sunt transeiele 81 in
tariturile germene.
Terenul unde Sc raporteaza ca
opereaza cavaleria e un teren /.
deal pentru manevre, astfel lima
aceasta numita Beaurevoir este
ultimul sistem de transeie real
lar inamicul nu va mai fl in sta
re ca sa-si faca altul, ell exceptis
poate Gu mutt indaratul liniilol
de lupta din prezent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
IN ATENTIIA
FEMEILOR.

Toate femeile Romine din Gle
veland, carl doresc sa invete
limba engleza, sunt invitate sa
vie la libraria din 1434 Detroit
Avenue, unde prima clasA Sc va
incepe in ziua de 9 octombrie,
la orele 2 dupa amiasi
Aceasta clasa este nnmai pen.
tru femei. Limba este prima ne.
cesitate q ori carei persoane &C
traieste intro tara straina. Z
stiut de toat& lumea O. cine M
poate vorbi li1nba txrii lucreazs
intotdeauna mai gred q Gu pla
ta mai putina. La acsastA scoa
"a 70 invata gratis krA plata)
81 usile ei sunt descht ~ ori care
fsqnei, fie de ori o tionalitats
ar ii e.. Suntem oo(fxjn1i ca fe
meile Romine se vo 1osi de q
ceast2 ocaxie bine n lxx.
(26-30)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
Bulletin.

PARIS, 4 Oct. - De Ia mini
strul de razboi s'a dat All urma-
torul comunicat Gu privire Ia
luptele din vest:
I'm regiunea st. Quentin, moi
am inaintat in timpul noptii Ia
est de Les Dins, (pe r7ul somme,
trei mile la. nord-est de st. Qu-
entin)"
LA nord 81 la nord-est de
Rheims, operatiunile intreprinse
de trupele noastre ne-au inlesnit
largirea teritorului cucerit La est
de canal precum 81 imhunAtati,
rea pozitiunilor din regiunea Be
theny.
I'm Champagne, trupele fran
co-Americane progreseaza dir
nou Ia nord-vest de Blancmoun1
81 farma Medeah (puncte situatf
Ia trei mile spre nord de RoAR
me-Py).'f
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
SOCIETATILE Carl NU AU
COMANDAT CALEN-
DARE Pc ANUL
1919 SA
GRABEASCA GU
COMANDAREA LOR
PIMA NU VA FL T1RZIU,
MINISTRUL HALIEI A.
AUNTA CAMEREI DES.
PRE- ARMISTITIUL.
BULGARIEl.

ROMA, a Oct. - I'm mare in
teres Sc observa in toate cercu-
rile politice referitor la comuni-
Garlic facute de prim- -ministrpl
Italian, in camera, intre aceste
comunicari a fost 81 prima anun-
tare oficiala din partea aliatilor
despre armistitiul Gu Bulgaria.
,,Inamicul volt, ca dupa ce
va zdrobi Italia, a transfera &C.
le mai bune trupe Austriece 81
Germane la frontul de vest, unde
spera ca sd c1stige 0 '1ictorie de-
finitiva fnainte ca armata Ameri-
cana sd poata intra in lupta",
zis prim-ministrul Orlando, in
tire altele.
,,Ofensiva Austriei din Iunie
de pc frontul Italian a fost in le-
gatura Gu ofensiva pc frontul
|Yestic din luna Iulie. Tenacitatea
soldatilor nostri nu numai a. sal
vat Italia, ci fost I'm mare q,
vantaj pentru cauza comuna.s s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
BULETINE,

L0NDRA, 4 Oct - Trupele
Engleze au pus NINA pc inaltimi-
le de Ia vest de Sequehart in lup-
tele inversunate ce au avut lor.
Mai multe contra atacuri date
Ia Couy 81 Catelet, au fost res
pinse.
La nord de St. Quentin mai
multi ca 1000 de prisonieri au
fost prinsi in luptele de isri -
raporteaxa maresalul Haig.
fntre Armentieres 81 Lens tru-
pele engleze au inaintat mai
multi ca 0 mila ajungind La dru-
mul de fier, la rasarit de Lens.
ROMA, 4 Oct. - Vapoarele de
rasboi americana, engleze 81 tia
liene an distsus bexa navala q
Austriei do Ia Durasso, situate
pc coasta M&rii Adriatice in Al
bapia. Acum vapoarele STUNT an
corats acea0. AceeteA al fost .
nuntase Do prim-ministrul Or:
lando. Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
TRUPELEFRANCO-AMfRI-
CANE AL NA|NTAT TRE|
Mile LA RHEIMS.
Gu armata Americana in Fran

Gu ar1nata Americana in Fran
ia 4 Oct. = Trupele Americana
atacind la rasarit de Rheims, a.
laturea de Francezi, au inaintat
mai multi ca trei mile. Luptele
continua.
Asaltul inceput la $50 ieri
dimineata, fara nici preparare
de artilerie. Germanii au fost lu-
att fara veste.
Ca un vint soldatii s'au arun
cat asupra inaltimei din fata, s
Gu toata rezistenta inamicului
ce- ocupa serie de cuiburi pline
Gu masini de puscat, al nostr
si-au ajuns tinta.
Tn mare numar de prisonieri
tunuri, mitraliere 81 material dc
razboi au fost capturate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
HUNII FLAMANZI 81 LACOMI AU
|DEVASTAT 81 D|STRUS ROMAN|A
TARA A FOST JEFUITA, POPULATIA MA.
SACRATA DE BESTIILE GERMANE.
R0M1NIA GATA INTOTDEAUNA A Sc RAZBUNA
CONTRA DUSMANULUI C0MUN.
De: EDWARD MARSHALL.
(Urmare 81 sfirsit.)


Tot oeu podue exrag din ell sunt monopoizate
de Germana nina 81 tranportu acestor
prode pentru Romna fost sat
dura sal lase ST. pu fl sgur ca mai putin de cit Romne
ii este
MfNCARE NU ESTE fNDEAJUNS IN ROMfNIA.
,Genania tot din tara, industria romna ap
moarta Perea aceasta nge prn fapu Romina
pcate relat comercale pucrc cena
nchidea portile industriei
Dn teritorul nvngatoi luat Bugariei
dusmanior nosr Dobrogea sngura provncie
esentia extente Bugarie
ror locut de Bulgar mncuna penru Dobrogea
populata bulgaria mai 10 procene Preense
treme pune fl de 25 procente
Isl prn rapeste Rominiei drumul spre
sa uat della moi ntregu LIANT de mun cuprind 5000 de
kiomer patra 160 de ST misele pentru ca
a fara nc garane o aparare natura nre moi 81 Ung carl
sun dumanii nosr naona crud 81 faa crednt
Grman La h nj sau depravat padurle nseamn plo
mai regulate facind astfel pamnu mai putin rodtor
Nu sunt numa aceste opreni zce Impulse noua Eli inter
nvaaea mbei romfne in scoe din Ausro Ungaa unde
la 100000 de Romin.
Ell rapt guvernu punind u guvern
germanof in toae fomee Gemani mai de
membri corpul gav fost conamnat la
pntra urat crednta ae noasre lar la urma fug la
mamie.
Toate natunle della fncepuu store presupun Isl
daor nostr Un dntre fost cooneu
Surza Ell pca din l 81 sa dus in Germana acoo
lagaree Romin organeze din
pre upa preten Grmani slit sal
facem general sal dam toate dpure de mai nane Nci umln
o npusa vreunei nauni fl slit
aegi pc mai tradator sal oc de
1ntre compatriotii tai
Prn traau fost foat noastra Romfniei
permis alba arma mai de $4,000 odat fara
considerable fac vecn Aceasa seamna ca trebuie
cnd namici pregaesc sa sfasie
spune petrece in Romina sufficient
poae caatori enu tae u ara perme della
pusac permte caator u nui
cupeure de na ara deosbre de rangul eel
e prisos spune detaur umlntee Impulse noua de
aceasta inond in
SINCE Romna roe in oaa puterea cuvlntuu Ei
sunt rob german fara nma
kunt individual dntre ace mai ordnari criminal
ira uste propree criminal contra femeior contra
pior criminal Stint in lume cinstita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
CADEREA LENSULUI.
HAIG INAINTEAZA CINCI Mile
AUsTRIAcH PARAsEsC ALBANIA.

Dupa cum sc vede, inamicul re-
zista Gu disperare intre Dixmun-
de 81 Armentieres, dar intre a
ceasta din urma localitate 81
Lens, ell Sc retrage in cea mai ma
re graba. Englezii au inaintat
cinci mile in acest sector 81 a.
cum Sc gasesc numai la patru mi
le de centrul industrial de la Lii
lie. Orasul Armentieres din Fran
ta, fost cucerit de curind.
Sc procedeaza GU metoda la o
miscare de 1nvaluire, destinata
-sa tale intaritura de la st. Co
balm 81 sa recucereasca orasul
Laon. Trupele francezel 'dintre
St. Quentin 81 La Fere Isl 1ntind
aripele ca sa coopereze perfect
GU cele dintre Athlete is Vesle.
Sc afla la riul Aisne, numai la
trei mile de Craonne.
I'm nou asalt franco-american,
lansat ieri disninsataala f4ord ds
Rheims, deja a rezultat intr Q
inaintare de trei mile 81 luptele
sunt inca in curgere.
Complecta evacuare a Albaniel
s'a anuntat char 81 de la Viena
Trupele italiene, in urmarire, au
recucerit importantul oras nu-
NIT Berat. Ministrul de razboi al
Austriei anuta ca retragerea "a
fost cauzata de evenimentele de
pc frontul bulgaresc'. Totusi, Sc
poate zice ca victoria navala a
aliatilor la Durazzo are de a face
multi cu planurile de evacuare ale
Austriei.
Ultimele depesi sosite din Pa
lestina anunta ca trupele genera
lului Allenbey inainteaza Gu iu-
teala de la Damasc spre nord
catre marele centru de comuni.
catie de la Aleppo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
PROPAGANDA AMERICA.
NA : REUSESTE.

WASHINGTON, 3 Oct. - Du-
pa cum spun telegramele oficiale
din Iasi, Rominia, ofiterii romini,
reintorsi din inchisorile germane,
au raportat ca propaganda ame-
ricana impartita inlauntrul Ger
maniei 81 la front, a avut un
insemnat eject asupra civililor 81
soldatilor germani. Ofiterii Ro-
mini, raporteaza ca ideile prese-
dintelui Wilson patrund inject
dar sigur, lumin1nd 1ntunerecul
mintilor soldatilor german al lus
Kaiser.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
B ULE T l N

WASHINGTON, 4 Oct. - In
raportul sau de astazi generalul
Pershing anunta c,icerirea ora
sului Mountblanc de trupele T.
anericane.
Comunicatul spune u1matoa-
rele:
,,Trupele americana carl lupt4
in legatura Gu Franosaii IN pus
inamicul Pc goan4 q M euesEit
orasuI MountblanA prsCum q IL
to poxiti din Champagne
,.Am lntrsprins op6Eatinni d.
artileris 81 patrulAre intr0 10.
selle q padurea ArgonnA lH1nd
un oars care nnm4r q lEise'
nieri."