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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
CATHOLIC ICPARISHES
FIGHT RENT GOUGERS
Congregations in Northwest Or.
ganize Building Associations
And Are Buying Homes

tathohc congregations in the northwestern
section of tie city have evolved a plan for
beating the rent profiteers.
When complaints began to pour in frou,
parishioners that they had been informed
they must pay more rent or move the priests
took the matter up with the real estate men
and won the concession that the tenants
might buy the houses If they wished
Then the priests got their wealthy parish
toner's together and showed them that il
would be kindly well as a profitable
act TO aid in organizing building and loan
societies to help those not 50 wcll off in
worldly goods to purchase their own homes
At the Church of the Precious Blood of
Our Lord. Twenty-eighth and Diamond
streets, the building and loan associa ton has
been named for the rector. the Rev. Joseph
5. l.. kirlin. The first and second series have
already been subscribed. and the success of
the association is assured
AS a matter of fact" said Father kirlin.
this rent proiteering will prove a blessing
IN disguise If it results in our people buying
their homes. Many are improy dent and
would Keep Oh paying rent forever If some
thing like this did not shake ti:em out of
themselves and start them on the right road"
Only one case of real sharp pra ctce ha
occurred in his parish, added Father Eirlin,
and that affected persons who were able
to get home elsewhere. As it happened
tie house they had been forced to leave was
still vacant. as no one had appeared wiling
to pay the increased rent. SO the profiteer
really lost by his hard hearted action.
There was considerable trouble with the
profteers for while in the parish Of the
Church of st. Elizabeth. Twehty-third aud
Berks streets. But an active campa gn by
the rector, the Rev. DR.. John D. Mcguire,
resulted in virtually all tie dsasr emcnts
between TENANTS and landlords being satis-
factorily settled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
WILL HOLD RUMNAGE SALE
Emergenc! Aid to Raise Funds for Com.
fort hiis

runmage sale for tn" hencf, Of Way
relief will be opened tomorrow ia the store
at 1882 Walnut street by the Service star
committee Of the Emergency Md
The committee, under Mrs Louis i. Pagr
chairman, has been busy for three weeks
preparing for the sale and il will be unusual
in many of its features. instead of the
customTN collection OF second -hand articles
the greater part of the goods to be disposed
of are unused but shop-worn articles Of
millinery. contributed by a number Of Wal
nut street milliners, mill-ends of dress goods
shoes, clothing, Oilcloth, mats, furniture etc.
Proceeds OF the sale will all go toward
the expense Of supplying comfort kits to the
drafted men and wherever also they are
needed. The seCvtce star committee has
made and distributed several thousand of
these welcome gifts 10 soldiers and sailors
over 500 were rushed to cape May in re-
sponse to an appeal following the recent fire
at the barracks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
PLAN L. S. DEATH BATTALION
Russian Women Here Start Movement to
Enroll 5000 for service

New York. July 22.--Russian women of
this country are organizing a battalion of
death for service in Russia. They met to
institute the project Saturday night in
Brooklyn.
The sponsor of the movement to continue
the work of Nine Boshkarev is Mrs Lydia
Procheroff, at one time premier danseuSe
at the court of Car Nicholas, but now living
with her husband and TWO children in the
Bronx.
Sponsors for the new battalion will try 10
enroll at least 5000 women. and they will
invite Nine. Boshkarev, who is .in this cOuu-
try. to help them organize and to lead them.
Secretary Baker will be asked to assign regu-
lar army officers to train them.
The battalion hopes to organize a mill
tant body, its members to be uniformed and
equipped with rifles and taught military tao
tics. Should circumstances prevent use of
the battalion for military purposes its or
ganizers purpose to convert it into a Red
Cross unit for service on the battlefield
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
WEDDING OF INTEREST
TO ELIZABETH, N. J.
Miss Catharirc Whitall Married to
MIR. Plummer Swartz in
This City

wedding of interest in this city and In
Elizabeth, n. j., was that of Miss Catharine
w. Whtall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
W. Whitall, of 21e4 North Twentieth street.
and Mr.. Plumner A. Swartz. of Elizabeth,
which took place on Friday at noon i'll the
Memorial Church of the Advocate, Eighteenth
and Diamond streets. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Clarence Bispham.
The bride wore a gown of white beaded geor-
gette crepe draped over soft silk and hat
of georgette crepe. Lilies of the valley were
carried. Mr. Nhital gave his daughter in
marriage, and her sister-in-aw. Mrs. j. d.
Whitall, was matron of honor. She wore
gown of pink beaded georgette crepe over
pink silk. with a white crepe hat trimmed
pink roses.
DR.. j. y. Whitall. the brides brother. was
the best man. After breakfast at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz
left an extended trip
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
TEACHING ENGLISH IN FRANCE
Y. W. C. A. Establishes 'Foyers' for French
Working Women, Which Are Popular

All France is learning English and the
Young Womens Christian Association is
doing much of the teaching.
French women who had bit of board
ing-schoo English ten or fifteen years ago
are brushing up on it. At Tours, at Lyon,
at ST. Etienne, Bourges, in Pars--wherever
the y w. C. A. has established 'foyers" or
club rooms. for French working women there
are classes in English. elementary and ad-
vanced.
The first night the Foyers des Allies was
opened in Tours there were three classes
of English in each of the four class-rooms.
Each class consisted of twenty pupils. Two
or three hundred girls are enrolled in Eng
lish classes at some foyers.
'French girls feel that when they have
learned the English language they will have
the independence and freedom of American
girls so they go to their English classes de-
spite heat cold rain WEAKNESS after
long days work." writes Y. w, G.. A.
teacher of English.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
CURBS TEACHING OF GERMAN
Security League Reports Results Accom-.
plished i'm 25 States

New York, July 22.-Working with the
slogan Make the United States a one-lan-
guage nation the National Security
Leagues committee on foreign languages and
foreign press has ACCOMPLISHED results in
twenty-five States. The leagues committee
has brought about discontinuance of German
instruction in schools of many towns and
cities in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
York New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Maryland
Virginia. Georgia, Mississippi. Louisiana
Texas Michigan. Indiana, Ohio. Illinois,
Nebraska, Missouri Kansas, Iowa. Arkansas
Arizona Colorado, Montana, California and
Oregon Concerted action by bodies of citi-
zens against German-language newspapers
in their respective communities has been in
dIced.
One of the principal weapons used by the
committee, of which Colonel Charles l.
Lydecker Is president has been discon-
iinuance OF advertising in German Language
newspapers. Local pressure has been
brought ALSO TO bear upon newsdealsrs
handling the papers. Z .e "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
NEGRO TROOPS WANT BAND
Regiment at Camp Meade Appeals for $500
to BUY instruments

Mrs Edward Browning. honorary chair
man of Auxiliary No. of the Emergency
Aid which is devoted to the welfare of
negro troops and which comprises large
number of negro women doing work for
their sons husbands and brothers in the
service. has just received a pathetic request
from the officers of the S0Sth Infantry regi-
ment at Camp Meade
The regiment is sadly in need of band
and appeals to the public for a contrbu-
tion of $500 to purchase the necessary in
struments, The same regiment is also in
outfits.
Contributions may be sent to Mrs. Brown
Ing at Emergency Aid headquarters, l3e9
Walnut street, n NJ s IS s; "a go
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band plays at Filter Square
invent Y third and Pine streets.
nndley Improvement Association meets,
8 o'clock, $50 kuscomb street.
south Philadelphia Business Mems As
sociation meets, O'Clock. odd Fellows
Hall, Broad and Federal streets.
walnut street Business Mems Associs-
ton meets, s o'clock Bellevue-Stratford.
FrsnkfOrd Retail GrOcers' Association
meets, 8 o'clock, Unity and Penn streets.
Thirty-secOnd Ward improvement As
sociation meets, O'Clock, 1886 Columbia
avenue,
Chestnut Hill Improvement Associa.
tion meets. s o'clock, s2i7 Germantown
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22

Prominent cIcrg!men "f the Reformed
Church took part in The l:ef"rmed church
DAY services Yesterday ~ the North Branch,
Young Mems Christian Association. 1Ull Le-
high avenue. The ReN. Dr. /. &. Guteius.
pastor of trace Reformed Church. presided
at the mems service at o'clock. The Rev.
Harris ~ freer, pastor Of the First Dutch
Reformed Church, made an address.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
5000 AT TWILICHT.SERVICES

Nearly 5000 persons attended the twilight
services, conducted under the auspices of the
Presbyterian evangelistic committee, last eve-
ming in more than dozen churches
The congregations assembled on the church
lawns and in come in parks or on
church steps
The Rev. II. \. Falconer the Rev. A. f.
Williamson. the Rev. Thomas Houston the
Rev. William Barnes Lower and the Rev
Samuel b. Goff, Jr., were the principal
speakers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
POWERS-SHORTALI,

The marriage of Miss Mary Shortall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shortall,
OF Tfoga. to Mr.. Raymond Powers. of Pechin
street, RoXborough. solennized on
Thursday afternoon in the Corpus Christi
Roman Catholic Church. Allegheny avenue
and Twenty-ninth street. with the rector. the
Rev. Henry A. Naylon, officiating The bride
was attended by Miss Anna Neehan while
the best man was Mr.. William Howard. The
bridegroom and bride left on short trip
and upon their return they will be at home
in Wilmington. Del
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Cattel of $50
South Thirty y-eighth street. left town on Fri
day and have gone to the Hotel Chelsea.
where they will spend the remainder of the
summer. Mrs. Cattelfs sister, Miss Mary
Wright will join them in August.
Mrs Alexander L. Crawford. of 1OS
Bleddyn road, Ardmore and her children
have arrived at the Hotel Chelsea, where
they will remain for the summer. Mr.. Craw-
ford is in France with the American eXpedi-
tionary forces
Mr.. and Mrs. William Werner. of Louella
avenue. Wayne, have motored to the Girls
void, New London. Conn, where they have
Joined Mrs. Nerner's sister, Mrs. Alfred Fit
Ter Moore. Later MI and Mrs. Werner and
Mrs. Moore will go to kennebunkport. Me.
where they will spend the remainder of the
summer
Miss Elizabeth, McCandess of 4214 Spruce
street, will leave town on Wednesday for
Rellair, Nd, where she will visit Mrs W. 3.
Harvard for week.
Miss Emily Tattersfield, of 1908 Lincoln
Drive, Chestnut Hill. will go to Ventnor on
Wednesday, where she will be the guest of
Miss Marguerite Sill at her cottage on
Marion avenue for two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs Albert Il. Roussel have
opened their cottage at Cape May and will
entertain Mr. and Mrs. Graham French of
Rosenont.
Mrs. Wilson Woelper of 1898 Spruce street
and her small son, Wilson Woelper. Jr., are
visiting Mrs. Allen, of South Orange. at the
Hotel Chelsea for few days.
Friends of Ensign John V. Hastings. Jr,
of Bryn Mawr. will be glad to hear of his
safe arrival in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert =. Foster, of Ard
more, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Herbert Jr on June 23 Mrs
Foster will be remembered Miss Molle
=. Byrre. of Ardmore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs Corbit Lowering. of Highland
avenue, JenSintown. have closed their home
and motored to jamestown, H. l.. where they
will occupy their villa for the remainder of
the summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22

Mrs. Alden Lee. who has been spending
several weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Earle. Jr.. at Bryn Mawr, has
gone to Yorktown. Va, to be near her hus-
band, Ensign Lee, l.. S. n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22
Social Activities

Mr.. and Mrs. Beauveau Borie, of Arlington.
are entertaining their daughter Mrs. George
Beae. and her son. of Broolline. Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Clarence Miller of Oak
Lane, are spending the summer at Atlantic
City.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-05
n|aTuntiSuri.

Apucasc odata 81 nebunul la
circiuma 81 Alta beut ca nu a
! mai simtit pamintul. Cam asa
STAN 81 cu Rusii 81 Gu socialistii
nostri.
Tn cetitor credincios din De-
trOit, Mich. nc comunica ca a fu-
git ,,Cumatra'' 81 fratele ci mai
mare. Pc urma lor plinge Ciun-
gulescu. Da ci-ca numai de SUI
ptrare ,pus legamInt Cd 81 din
sui are sa piece ,,somewhere" in
Ohio, ca Sa o caute
Dc clnd a lnccput lungul drum
spre Paris, Hindenburg a perdut
deja un million de soldati. CT, du-
pa cum auzim, situatiunea nutrc-
mintclor in Gcrmania nu mai es-
tc alta de acuta. Yeti fntclege 81
D-VoaStra ca, nu mai sunt atitia
cOnsumatOri =.
Puteti sd scrieti 81 sd publicati
orr ce sol dc anunturi. Anunturilc
dupa prilejurilc perdute lie puteti
trimite insa numai la ,.Cumatra'
Adresa: General Delivery in
Park.
Toti oamenii sunt nascuti sd-
raci dc mintc, dar unora de ar
trai mil de ami 81 tot MI are sd
lc creased mintca.
Cnii tincri americani tree o.
ceanul pcntru ca sa-si complectc-
&c studiile, lar altii tree pcntru
ca sa-si inceapa studiile
Avlnd Intreaga ceata tlnerllOr
in focul luptelor din ,Franta. fe-
tcle americana i'm curind an Sd ia
ca cunostinta Gu - .,raceala'
Tn nOu Scmn rau aSupra lernli
&c are sd urmezc il vedem in faD-
tul ca uncle dintra fctc au incc-
put ueja de pc acuma sd crosse
tcze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-05
MULTI NJ Stu CA

Oamenii eXperti au stabilit ca
aprOapc un sfert din toate acci-
dcnte'e intimplate in fabrici Sc
datoresc luminei> nesuficiente.
Prin intrebuintarca unui topi-
tor electric, un mvatat din An
glia a reusit sd faea tuburi de
sticla Gu un diametru egal Gu a
2o,0OO-a parte dintr 'un inch.
I'm inventatOr patentat o Gu
tie de sticla pentru pus in zidul
dintre doua camere, asa ca sd
poata fl Illuminate amindoua prin-
tr'o singura Tampa incadescenta.
/ Tn FranccZ inventat Oglin-
ola de pus pc masa, la a carei
partc de sus este 0 Tampa elcctri-
ca ce-si primeste curcntnl dc la
batcriile uscatc (pentru sonerie). /.
Pentru a mari iuteala unlI
scriitor cu masina s'a inventat 0
peda'a pc care, apasind Gu picio-
rul. carioara vine inapoi atunci
cind s'a terminal rindul de SeriS.
Tn aparat illWcntat in Anglia
tine pestclc proaspat timp dc .sa-
Sc luni prin scufuildarca hui in
accid carbonic tinut sub lprcsiu-
he.
In statul Chihuahua din Mexico
s'au dcscoperit llrme de radillm
81 numai de cit "a formal 0 cor
poratie care sd exploteze depo-
zitele.~
S'a invcntat un brici de ras ca
fc e operat prin current electric,
Carutele Gu trei roatc inventa-
te in Anglia acum jumatatc de
veac mai sunt 81 astazi in az.
Baroneasa Henry Rothschild,
despre care se zice Cd ar ii cea
mai bogat4 femeie din Europa,
Ilucreaza de u 1214 ceasuri pc
ii ca simpl4 sora sde caritate in-
|tr 'un spital "a Grucei Rosii din
FrAata s. "a q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-05

deajuhs, brinza, lictar. cartofi
fripti, pudding, placinta de frncte,
fruit pic, kecsuri, unit, pine 81 ca
fea, pc lingd acestea mai avuram
.portocale, nuci alune 81 struguri
lara de Gina ca de obicciu stek
de vita, friptura, lictar, cake de
fructe, brinza, piine 81 ceaiu.
Deci din acestea poti sd vezi cd
nu am petrecut toclnai rau, ba
Ell cred ca char bine. Eu cetiscm
in ziarc ca in America aveti ri
| pc saptamina fara carnc. Aceia,
dupa cum, vad ipe moi nu ne-a a.
tins caci aici avem din destul,
carne dc 3 orr pc ri, 2 mincari
carne de vita 81 una de pore.
Deci amice din cit pot sa vad
suntem cei mai bine tratati, in-
grijiti 81 hraniti in Franta, dintre
citi am putut intilni din armatelc
aliate.
Din alte ziua de Craciun nu a
fost deosebita de altfel. Tunurile
aeroplanele 81 intreaga masina de
razboi a fost in miscare. Adese
ori avem ocazie sd vedemx zvirco-
lirile de moarte ale Hunilor, care
numai rezultat bun nu au pentru
ei nici odat&. Adese ori ne tri7nit
ei noua cite-o purcea, fie din tu-
nruri, fie din aeroplane, lara moi
inca nu putem sal lasam de pa
CUBA, le trimitem cite so dupa
fie care una, care ne trimit eli.
Din cind in cind avem ocazia
sal veden cum r&min pc Gimp
ca snopii cind seceri griu bun,
lara pc fata prisonieriior poti sd
cetesti tot amarul de pc pamint,
platesc Gu capul pentru toate ca
re le-au facut plin 81 indesat. En-
ceteam acestc lucruri, dara n1
puteam char crcle, dara acuma
vad Gun ochii. Amice citi Romini
din st. Louis sunt in armata, citi
lmembrii al Societatii Ammonia
! 81 undc snnt ei in prezcnt.
Citi all ramas la artileria de
Gimp la Battery A. din care apar-
tinusem 81 eu inainte?
Alaturat afli un Money Order
englez de patru shilings, care
sper ca o Sc acopere spesele care
lc-ati avut Gu trimiterea ziarelor
Isl cartilor.
Zilele trecute am print de la
sOra mea invitare facuta de
Societatea Ammonia cu ocazia
petrecerei in care d-ta al luat
partc cu tinerii caluSeri. Deci du-
pa cum va arata fotografia ara
tati admirable. Eu 0 sa-ti trimit
81 nistc fotografii de aici din eel
mai apropiat oras care nu este
altceva deceit numai RUNE. Deci
inca odata multumindu-va pcntru
cele trimisc, incheiu scrisoarca
mea salutindu-va pc d-tra 81 in
treaga stimata familie.
AL d-tra Gu stima:
Bucur Binig.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-05
SCRISORI DE PIE CiMPUL DE
LUPTA DIN FRANTA.


Amice 81 Frate!
Afla ca am PRINT cclc trimisc
de. d-ta aseara, in ziua dc Cra-
clun. care mi-an facut 20 mare bu-
curie. Dcci amicc, nh gasesc GU
vipte Gu care sa-mi exprim null
tumirea mea fata de d-ta, nu In
ccrc. Eu primesc aici foilc Romi-
nul 81 America. dara vim de obi
eel cite sase san sapte numcrc
la olalta, 81 de abba imi pot face
timp ca sd cctesc articOlclc de
fond.
Nam blrnrat foarte multi dc
foilc care nu apareau cind cram
in st. Louis 81 anume Foaia lntc-
rcsanta. Libertatea, RolNmaine 81
celeialte. Tot odata iii smultn-
mesc de cartile Scoala. Educate,
Fizica 81 Gimnastica 81 My Conn-
try Tara Mea), care sunt admi-
rabile. Indata &c le vpiu ccti 0
50 le trimit prictenilor mel care
de prezent pu sunt Gu mine de
oare &c ei aparthl altei complaint.
Pc aici estA iarna, adeca a nins
81 este putin frig. Ieri am cele-
brat ziua de Craciun, care a fost
diferita de celelAlte zile prin min
care si anime AZ prinz g de o.
biceiu am ayl4 friptura, ham,
brinSa, mt lie N n pine u cafea.
4 IN & I = a | ptll NJ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-05
DN|UNEA SOC. Romano.
.= De AJuTOR 81 CUL LTuRA.>
cEA MAI vEcHE 81 MAI PUTERNlCA ORGA-
NIZATlUNE R0MfNEAScA DIN AMERICA.
734 SO. LIBERTY ST, ALLIANCE, o.

IN caz de accdente grave perderea unu picor al
unei mini membrul capata ajutor de $4,000 In caz
de moarte uras ortulu capata benefciu de $4,000
Perderea cuui de Ia gesna de accident
grav paeste $4,000 Perderea patru degee de la
NINA Sc socotese de accident s peste $4,000
II cazur de accdente embru capata beneficu
$300O0 Perderea unui ochu uktate din laba pcoru
u consdera accident paegte $30000 Per
derea degetu mic So patese $2tO0 Gel nelar $780,
ar ceeae cite 5000 n de pererea pau degte de
a nina in jos de doua incheeur soooteSte CO accident
grav 81 se plate3te GU $4,000
Din benecul de moars cind mostsnitorM direc M So
aa Gnga mort poate chetui pentru nmorminare
mai mutt $4,000 Pe ga acsste autoare date de Uniu
No Societ&tle 4 afartne nembu dau ajutoare ia
% hoaA pe tmp AZ - un lun cite 500 pe sapta
nu& II tre ni ~ Aceas autcare yara Uncle
Societ&a dau q mai mnlt ~ N CD @ s& @ As58V
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-05
4: 4.

Ralph Pilline1r 6kre tusese in
sarcinat Gu cfh, ,xrarea materia-
lelor de constructie ID tabara Gu
ster, a fost gasit vinovat de frau
da 81 condamnat de tribunalul
militar la patrn AMI inchisoare in
fortul Leavenwprt. OdatI Gu a.
ceasta i-s'a facut 81 degradarea.
Mort in accident de aeroplan.
- Champaign, i'll. - Cadetul &c.
well Rodgers d murit La spitalul
militar din cau2a ranclor brimitc
pc cimpul dc instructic. Rodger
calatorea pc motocicleta, cind a
fost lOvit fara seste de un aero
plan condus de tlocotencntul
Symnesttcbcd, care tocmai in a.
! eel moment descindca dir sbor.
Germania r4mine fara animale.
Amsterdam. Animalele din
Germania Sc imputincaza din ri
in ri. Aproape toate pisicile 81
clinii din tara au fost omoliti dc
stapinii lor, pascri domestice nu
maj sunt de lot:, lar celc citeva
veci ramase primesc att dc pu-
tina hrana, incit trebue sd fie ta-
late pima nu NOR dc foame.
0 noua economic a timpului de
raztoi. - Londra. = Toti locui-
tori 81 mai cu seama proprieta-
rii de. hoteluri 81 restaurants au
fost rugati de autoritati sd pas
trezc cojile de nuci 81 simburii
fructclor, care sc Ger pentru tre-
buintcle razboiului.
Marele credit de razboi al Ger
maniei. Amsterdam - Sc ra-
porteaza ca zilelc accstea Sc va
ccre reichstagului sd votcze ,ln
alt credit de razboi il suma de
$3.50, 100000 de dolari. Daca 81
acest credit Sc va vota, datoria
de razboi a Germanicl sc ridica
la treizeci 81 cinci de niliardc.
Australia 81 contributia eli IL
razboi. - Melbourne. - Austria.
liza contribute pc linia de Eupta
a aliatiior cu 10 procente din in
treaga eli populate. Dintr'o po-
pulatic de abba 100000, ca a
TRIMS pc front pestc $4,000 de
oameni. Din acestia, $4,000 au
fost ucisi 81 $4,000 raniti.
Ccmanda flctei Americana. -
Londra. Amiralul Sims a.
nuntat astazi ca din Maiu 1918.
cele mai multe dintre distruga-
toarele amrrlcape din apcle stra-
inc fac serviciu sub comanda u
nui vice admiral Englcz, 81 ca
crucisatoarelc Statelor Unite fac
partc din marea flota britannica
de sub cOmanda amiralului Sir
David Beatty.
Arestarea lui Maxim Gorky. =
Londra. = Q Stirc primita de la
Copenhaga prin agentia Exchan-
ge Telegraph, zice ca 0 cOmisiune
de ancheta numita din partea GU
yernului Sovietist. a OrdOnat a.
rcstarea lui Maxim Gorky, cuno-
scutul scriitor 81 rcvolutionar
Rus. Correspondence ziarului Da-
lily Express raporteaza de la Pc
trOgrad ca autoritatile au supri.
mat jurnalul lui Gorky pentru
tOtdeauna.
Spania jeleste pc fostul Tar.
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nunta ca curtea regala din Spa
MIA va purta doliu treizeci de III
lie dnpa Nicolae Romanoff, fos-
tul Tar al Rusiei.
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