davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
FRANKLIN
Annual Robinson Reunion Postponed- Town Schools Graduation = Pu- pills Raise Money to Enroll in Ju- nior Red Cross.

Mrs. Benjamin Davis and daughter, Altha were week end guests of Mans field friends
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Starkweather and children. Ernest and Roth. at- tended church in Norwich, Sunday.
 Reunion Postponed.
 The annual Robinson reunion has been postponed.
 Graduating Exercises.
 Graduating exercises of the Eighth Grade pupils of. the different districts weer held at the Franklin church on Thursday evening. with large num- Der present. Following was the pro- gramme: America, sung by all; invo- cation Rev. Francis Child;5 essay, Women of the War. Myrtice Lillian Browning: essay. The Little Regi- ment, Stanley Elias Armstrong;; song, Graduates; U s. A. Foreveh; essay, American Soldiers in Camp. Ella Morse Rockwood; essay, Some 'Inter-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
COLCHESTER
Oliver Woodhouse Lodge Elects Off eers-Votes to Participate in WilIi mantle Memorial Exercises.

When Oliver Woodhouse lodge, No. 51. K. of P. met Tuesday evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Chancellor commander, Clifford c. King; vice chancellor, W. L. L. Spencer; prelate, William Cur genven; master of work, Myron R. Abell: master at arms. J. M. Klein, M. D.: inner guard, Artemus F. Roper;
 outer guard, Samuel Friedman: trustee for IS months, Myron R. Abell. The members of George s. Hull lodge of Lebanon came over and brought five candidates and the rank of page was conferred by the degree team of the local lodge. One candidate received the rank of knight Grand Keeper of Records and Seals George E. Wright
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
LAUREL. GLEN
Malcolm Thompson Purchases the Da.
 vid Smith Place.

Mir. and Mrs. Willis Amy of At- tleboro; Mass... were recent callers on friends here
 Eli .Kingg anal Hattie; White attend ed North Stontneton Grange meet ing@F. Friday evening.
 Mir. Powell of the Laurel Glen Line and Twine Co. has purchased a cot tage here and is making repairs. MT. Powell iss soons foc occupy this place
 Raymond Gould, of Westerly was a recelt caller at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Geere
 E Malcolm Thompson has purchased the property known as the David Smith place and moves his saw mill ito the 'weedqthis week.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
ANDoYER

Mrr and Mrs. Ffang Thompson of Ekansas City,z Mo, ,,swere visiting last sweek at the home of heir nephew. E. M. Yeomans..su sczs.
 James Marsh of Waterbury, also Mrs. Brooks Cadinallader of New Jer- Esey and two children were visitors in etown recently
 E The. exercises for z the last day of Eschool were held intthe town hall Wed Tuesday night, June 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
EKONK
Grange Memorial Sunday Observed Graves Decorated-Persona Mem ticn.

Graves Decorated-Perscnal Men
 tion.
 The church was filed Sunday, Grange Memorial day W. M. G. How ard Gallup acted as marshal. The pa irons marched to the church. where Rev. W. G. Reynolds delivered a fine memorial address after which, the graves of deceased members were decorated. Mrs. Colburn was chair man of tine committee on decorations, which were largely of laurel and ros- les
 John Tanner attended to the decor alton at the Kennedy cemetery. Charles Barber went to Plainfield cemetery and B. B. Gallup to the cem- etery at the Plains Meeting House, in West Greenwich MT Reynolds was entertained at c. H. Gallup's.
 Sunday Guests.
 Visitors at the Gallup homestead Sunday were MT. and Mrs. George Frink of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs John Baton of Wauregan. Mr and ] Mrs George s. Gallup of Providence and MT. and Mrs Carl Gallup. MT. and Mrs. Slocum were calling i in Oneco Saturday. | Lloyd Slocum spent the week end i,7 Providence and vicinity.
 Miss Esther Gallup has purchased new car. Charles Gardner and son. Ebert of Boston, and Ella Gardner of Plain. field, were week end guests at Ben jamin Colburn's.
 Attended Club Meeting.
 Mrs. Byron Gallup and daughter Esther, attended the S and l.. cIur meeting at Clark Gallup's Monday evening
 William Jarvis is picking fine straw berries from his garden. Alfred Pratt is among graduates from the Plainfeld High School thi. week
 Miss Mildred Wilcox visited witt her sisters in Sterling several day. last week
 Miss Jeanette Gallup attended com lmencement exercises at Wellesley col lege last week. Her niece, Stell: Frink, is a student there.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
JEWETT CITY

William Mcciuseage to Be an Over seer in North Adams-Frank H. AL len Elected to Succeed Late George . H. Pratt as President of Textile Novelty Company.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
PLAINFIELD
Organization and Roll of High School Graduating Class-Heetor Carnegie Already in Federal Service - Mill Laborer Injured.

The graduating class of the High School included: President, Richard Wainwright Daggett; vice presidNt, Beatrict Marie Iafrance; secretary, Helen Palmer Gallup; treasurer, Rog- Ier Chipman Brown.
 The class roll: Rose Flora Bous- quet, Roger Chipman Brown, Law renee James Burby, William Harold Burke. Florence Ruth Christian, Richard Wainwright Daggett Lucius Morgan Exley Helen Palmer Gallup, Beatrice Marie Lafrance. George Ar thur Mathieu, Irene Nightingale, Ed ward Delphine Peltier, George Dwight Phillips, Helen Louise Phillips, Har- " Howard Potter, Alfred Hamilton Pratt, Roger Graves Salisbury. Ev- erett William Walker, Gladys Tracy Wilbur.
 The class colors were black and gold and the class flower was the black eyed Susan. The class motto, In Mechias Res.
 John Nolan of Hartford spent the week end with his parents and at tended the commencement at Plain 1 field High School.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
Already in the serviea.

Through an error there appeared in
 Mondays letter from Private Sam .Chabotte, a statement concerning Hec- tor Carnegie, telling him to get into the service and do his bit. As a matter of fact, Carnegie has been in the Naval Reserves at Newport, R. l., for some months, and only lately was transferred to Nantucket. where he is also helping to do his bit. ac-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
SALE OF WESTERLY MILL
Pequot Shirt Company Plant Purchased By Charles E. Sher
 man and Arthur L. Perry - Worl<men Overcome By Gas-Sportsmen's Club Contributes Toward Band Con- cers-Frst Sergeant Daniel A Hunter Killed in Action.
Local Laconics.

Elizabeth champlip and Mrs. Charles A. Sherman.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

Plainvile. Corporal Harlan Burgess of Company I. 1o2d United States in- fantry. now somewhere in France, was up in front in big attack and is now patient in hospital, recovering from the effects of gas.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

Tfe pupils at the Riverside Cram mar school addressed 2500 envelopes for the war savings committee, folded the communication and prepared them for mailing
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

the schools of Griswold at a salary of $1,000 per year.
 Patriotic PupiIs;
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

A branch to aid destitute children in connection with Belgian relief work las been formed in Westerly and the "childrens tin boxes have been put in public places. The chairman of the local committee is Miss Kathryn Cot trell and her assistants are Mrs. Wal ter s. Price. Mrs. Edward E. Coy
 Miss Anngenette Cottrell, Mrs George R. Utter Miss Esther Dodge. Miss Elizabeth Buffum, Miss Margaret Buffum, Miss Mary Stuart Cottrell
 Mrs. C. Byron Cottrell Miss Marion Barns. Miss Katharine Foster. Mrs
 Henry l.. Johnson Miss Sallie F. Gov
 Miss ouise Gov Miss Harriet F. Cot trell. Mrs. Russell Hemphil. Mrs
 James NJ Pendleton, Mrs Frank E.
 Sherman, Mrs Charles J. Butler, Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

Young men who have been enrolled in Westerly by Howard o. Whitney, chief uuartermaster for the navy re- serve force, ordered to report for ex- animation are: At Providence, June 2s-Francis O'Keefe, John E. O'Con- nor. Jack Altman, James r. Doherty, Thomas A Clancy, John C. Emily, Robert Kirkpatrick. Salvador Lascola and Louis Hart. At Newport June 24 Carl N Manning, Eugene F. Brown, Lewis Benjamin Franklin and Joseph W Lavertv. At New London, June 26 Fernando Alonzo Harold E. Bliven. Charles L. Peckham and Allan T. Pierce.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

The Westerly Sportsmen's club held it's June meeting and supper at the Martin house Wednesday night A novelty Of the meet was an earthen pig, or child's bank. Every member was required to sing, make speech or tell a story. Those who did not meet the requirement. deposited a quarter in the pig as a penalty. the proceeds to go to the Westerly band for concerts in Wilcox park When the bank was broken it was found to contain &. which was handed over to the band treasurer. An Italian orches tra furnished the music and the sup per was cooked and served in Italian style
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20

, Questionnaires were mailed Wednes
 day to the new draft reeistrants in Rhode Island who enrolled on June } last, and classification will be made as soon as the questionnaires are return ed. Seven days are allowed for the return of the questionnaires to the selection boards and, as previously, legal advisory boards will assist regis trants in filling in of questionnaires. Examination of Class 1 men will be- gin just as soon as possible after the expiration of the seven days period.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
pr. Charles C. Mecoart, known to .... ... AAln.Lnrl,L anI CHn nninnAnnn din

Major John w. Keefe, Nj. D., who sory boards of Rhode Island, has open sd his hospital in Providence, the John W, Keefe Surgery. for the treatment If remedial cases in the draft. Many registrants in the state who will be qualified for service if minor defects which they now have are treated will nave the privieeg of receiving free medical and surgical serice at this hospital
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
coNFERNJA~ ~AL|ATAoR
DlSCUTA PROBLEMA
RUSiEI.
WASHINGTON. 26 Iunie

WASHINGTON, 26 Iunie. -
La conferinta aliatilor fost a.
dusa pc tapet 81 problema Ru-
siei, lncrarile in aceasta privinta
sunt foarte satisfacatoare, 1nsa,
spune o autoritate ca planul in
ca nh. luat forme definitive.
S'a anuntat ajungerea 81 pie
carea din Londra a fostului mi
nistru rusesc. Kerensky, vestea
Q fost adqsa de diplomat prize
telh lui Kerenslzy care AL fost
Ia Paris Ga sd Sc inteleaga cu lea
darii rusi 81 francezi.
In timpul acesta au ajuns moi
apelari facute de anti-Bolshevi-
skistii din Siberia ca aliatii sd le
wind in ajutor. Ambasada ru-
-seasca in curind va face 0 -suge-
stie concreta la guvernul Ameri-
can despre ajutorul eel cred ei
% necesar in timpul de faE. Gu.
vintul genearlului Foch va de-
tarmina politica ce o sd urmeze
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27

triei 81 promptitudinoi Gu care
rezerva italiana fost Impartial.
Pcntru Italia lupta de la J'ia-
We are aceiasi valoare ca lubta
de la Marne pentru Francezi
A salvat pentru tara pamintui
rodltor 81 districtlc industriale
din nordul 1taliei. A ridicat pc
rlco.nl ce plana asupra Venetici
81 pOatc Nasupra Milanului 81
Florentei.
A mai ramas posibilitataa in-
terventiei rezcrvei germane. Dar7
accasta poate Fl uzata la timp
numal in regiunea de la Trenti-
no de la platoul Asiago 81 pima
La Largo di Garda, unde linia
ltaliana G foarte puternica 81 I'M
de dificultatile unui atac sunt
foarte mari. Mai mutt. arma-
ca ce a clstigat victorie att
ta mare G mai dcterminata a IT,
nea rezistenta puternica ca ar
mata dsorganizata ce -fost res
ponsabi..a de dezastru din anul
trecut. Acum mai intrcbarc
daca retragcrea va degenera in
} fuga ori ca ~fortele ce retrag
potgfi organizate pc malul opus
al Piavei orr la Tagliamor 81
poate cd la lsonzo. Posibilitatc
lie a lncunjura una din accstc
armate de necrezut. moi trc-
bue sa ne asteptam Ia conscc-
vente ca cele de la Marine 81 MI
"a cele de la Sedan.
Aceasta victorie a produs un
fleet mare asupra celor din Vie
Ia. Sofia 81 Constantinopol
"a fel 81 in Berlin. Ofensiva ,.foa-
mel dusa de . tara flaminda
reZultat nu in cucerirea de
mincare, ci in infringerc con
siderabila. Populatia pc care
credeau ca vor hrani en- ilu-
ziile unei victorii. va flaminZi
Gu gindul cum SO decrtcze, mai
curind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
AvlA70RII ENeLEz|
FAC PACuBl MARI.

LONDRA, 26 Iuni. - Minis
trlll de aviatie englez anuntat
astazi ca ayiatorii senglezi au fa-
cut mari pagube in raitele in
carl All bombardat orasele ger
name: Karlsruhe, Sarbrucken- 81
Offenbprg. IPatru aeroplane ina
mice am fost >rdoborite, lar trci
aeroplane de ale englczilor lip
scsc.
Comunicatul spune:
I'm dimincata zilci Gle, % Iu-
ME, s'au facut atacuri sncccsc
contra statiunei de tren 81 contra.
fabricilof din ,Saarbrncken, con-
ira soproanclor in care sd ada
posteau locomotjvele de trenuri
81 contra baraceloy de la Often
berg, precum 81 contra uzinelor
(fabricilor) de cxpiozive 81 a sta.
tiunii de trenuri din K8rlssu-
he.'
y,s'a putut obSerya cum .bom.
belle ajtlngeau direct la tintA,
pricinnind pagubele 81 incendi-
ind"
I'm decursul multelor atacuri
facute de aeroplanele inamice a.
supra aer6planelor noastre, doua
din aeroplancle inamice AL fost
doborite la pamint lar alte dona
All fost alungate la paminf. Trei
din aeroplanele noastre snnt per-
dute, unul DIM ele fost slit 81
descinda, in fata liniilor inami.
cului, din canza masinariilor
stricate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
IT ALIENu AU PRINS IN
CA 5000 DE PRIZONERI.I
LUPTE MARI STUNT In PROCRES.
AUSTRIA E lESCuRAJATA Gu TOTUL.

LONDHA, 326 Iunie. - Comu-
nicatele de noaptea trecuta ara.
ia ca Italienii, inaintind spre
nord in plaMrile venetiene, In
legatura GU contra ofensiva lor
Gle la Piave, au cistigat niste a.
vantagii incepatoare.
Concentrarile mari de artilerie
ajutora pc italieni in aceste lup-
tc. Wiciul de razboi italian spu-
ne ca soldatii italieni All avut
moi succese in sectorele de Ia
Mont Grappa 81 pc platoul Ash
ago. Char 81 in regiunea pasului
Tonale, in apropiere de frontiera
elvetiana. italienii an batut ina
micul. Partca de vest Gle Piave
fost curatita de tot de austri.
aci.
Opcratiunile de pc toate from
turtle italiene sd continua ST in
acclasi timp italienii reclama in
ca 5000 prisonieri luati de la
Austriaci.
Ministcrul de razboi austriac
constatat ca intreg frontul in
tire Asiago 81 Piava este scena. u
nor lnpte violente. ,.Lupte des-
perate" sunt raportate la Monte
Di Vabellc, .Asolone, Solapolo,
Col Del Rosso 81 Monte Pertica.
Heclanlind ca de la inceputu!
ofensivei an luat de Ia italieni
$4,000 prisonieri, yiena spune ca
pagubele ,italienilor pc usor soco-
tito sd urea la $1,000
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
TQTI Pc
Carl II PRIVESTE.

Onorabilul T. w. Gregory, pro-
curor general al Statelor Unite, a
rugat acest ziar ca sa publice ur-
matOarele:
Atunci cind, carerd dintrd ce-
tit0rii acestln ziar ar c0nstata ata-
re tapte neloidle la Vecinn Tor orr
la 0amenm ca carl rin IN atingere,
sd-si tina de 0 sfsntd datorintd d
lor fotd de aceastd tara, ca sd ra-
porteze tot ce aM obseruat onora,
baului r.. s. Wertz, procwor al
Stateloy Unite in Cleveland, o.,
Toledo, o., orr lui Mr.. Bliss Nor.
ton, special agent al birOulni de in.
restigare din Cleveland, O.
Mr.. Gregory suO0estioneasd Cd
toate plingerile, tie ele de motMrd
confidemti0M orr informativd, sunt
totdeou,ta bi,evenite 81 CD toti sunt
hbeyi ca sG-sa Gr0te asf0rMGtsate 10,
de orr ce aatitrd in atentiunea aces.
tor 0ficianti.
DE sigur, cetitorii nostri vor in,
telege ca este vorba despre plinge,
ri contra activitatilor pro-germane
contra spionilor 81 contra acelors
dintre ri postri carl nu Sc vad,a a
ii credinciosi tarii. Prin aceasta i
Sc vor fringe poftele celor &c zhia-
RI contra aliatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
AMERICANA in UN N0U,
.SECTOR in ALSACiA.
De: Franck j. TAYLOR

De: Franck j. Taylor.
United Press Staff Correspondent
Gu armata Americana in Fran
ia, 26 Iunie. = O unitate Amcri-
cana a primit un nou sector in
Alsacia pc pamintul german,
All este permiS a anunta acca-
sta. Pima acum aceasta unitate
a respins cIteva rate 81 dcsco-
perit cIteva mcrari de submina-
re conduse de germani.
Noul sector i'm vecinatatc dc
Gebweiler. LIMA trece prin
muntii extrem de inalti, in care
mai sunt 81 mlastini adlnci 81
paduri desc. Acesta al treilca
sector ocupat de Americani i'll
Alsacia 81 al doilca ce e pc pa
mint german.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
CanGeIaTN ,HTthnQ 81
Mnistru Dc extene
al vebt in Rtichstag.

AMSTERDAM, Iunie 26. Dup;
cum spune telegrama adresati
din Berlin catra ,,Handelsblad'' dt
aici, in ireichstagul german a1vor.
bit ministrul de esterne Won Kuehl
man. Oar att vorbitorul cit 81 as
cultatorii sa pareau ca asc,llta la {
cuv1ntare de ingropaciune.
sTelegrama spune ca in reichstap
domnea ,,spiritul unui pessimisni
| 81 unor g1ndiri 1nspaimintatoa.
re'' lar vorbirea a fost ascultata in
cea mai mare tacere.
In vorbirea sa scurta,, cancela-
rul VonHertling spus ca vorbi.
rea lui din trecut a fost considera.
ia de aliati ca un semn de slabire a
Germaniei 81 ca fost acusat de mi
litarism german.
I'm principiu" spunea Hcrt-
ling Ecu i'm acea vorbire am ara
tat ca sunt invoit la patru puncte
din mesagiul presedintelui Wilson
facut in IL Febr." Dinsul (Von
Hertling) spunea ca era nadlejde
de pace, dar fiindca presedintele
nu raspuns de loc la vorbirea sa,
nu mai era nici un rost ,,ca 'sa Sc
continue firele rociului deja in.
ceput". Gu toate acestea char 81
,,astazi sunt putine obiectiuni' spu
lnca dihsul - ,dupa comunicatclc
facutc de atunci, mai ales din par
ltea Americei''
In decursul voFbirei sale, mini1
strul de esterne Won Kuehlfhann
la spus:
moi credem ca inamicii.in de.
cnrsul vremii vor afla mijlocul lor
de a Sc apropia de moi GU un ofert
/ de pace, care sd corespunda situa-
tiei 81 necesitatilor vietii germane''
Tot ceeace doreSte Germania e.
ste sd poata trai tare asigurata in
launtrul frontierclor sale istorice
MOI dorim posesiuni in colonii CO.
raspunzatoare Gu avwtia 81 marimea
noastra, 81 voim libertatea deya ia,
ce comert in toata lumea".
,,1nceputul militarismului nu C.
ste pornit della moi. MOI putem Gre
de CD vara orr toamna ne va aducc
moi succese. 0 cercetare amanunti-
til asnpra situatiei ne sileste sd nc
intrcbam >daca razboiul are sa mai
continue 81 in iarna aceasta orr in
anul viitor. Idea care domneste din
colo, este ca moi nu am fost prcgati-
ii penthy un razboi lung. Aceasta
nu este correct.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
Bullet

LoNDRA. 2e unie. = Mare
salul de Gimp [aig raporteaza
Cd germanii al neeput sa bonn
bardeze pozitiilS engleze in mai
multe lccuri % fronturile de la
Picaydia 81 in Klandra = unde
s'au dat mai nuke rate Gu hun
success.
moi am prina citiva prisonieri
81 o masina de puscat in o rata
in vecinatate de Sailly-le Sec, 81
la vest de MarHille'', spune .ra-
portul.
I'm vcinatate lie Vile sur An
ere, Commecourt, Bailleul 81 Ha-
zebrcuck au fost lupte foarte os-
tile intre artilerie.''
-
PARIS, 26 Iunie. - Oficiul
de razboi france1 raporteaza nj
ste operatinni briliante ale anne
,ricanilor in padlrea de la Bel
leau 81 rate sucsese ale france
zilor re diferitele| parti ale from
tului.
Comunicatul oficios spune ca
,,Raitele francexe de la Mailly-
Renewal. Melicocn, Vinly Corni-
llet 81 Lorain, au uErezultat in cap
turarea de prisonieri 81 pusti
masini.e
I'm alt atentat german asu-
pra pozitiilor noastre in ,nord
de LIE Port q fost rsspins''.
,,Unitatile americane au facut
niste operatiuni detaiate. dar
briliante in decuTsul noptii ire
cute in padurea De la Belleau
Au adus indarat Gu dinsii 15G
prisonieri intre cRri 81 un .capi
Gu americanii Ia Marne. &c
Iunie (10.35 a. N.Y. ~ America
nil au ocupat All noapte 81 res
itul padurei Belleau.
Perdcrile Germanilor in morti
81 raniti au fost cit Sc poate de
mari. De asemenea4 au lasat in
miinile Americanilor eel putin
221 de prisonieri, printre carl e
un capitan 81 alsi sase ofiteri. A.
mericanii au pus nina pc mai
multe mitraliere germane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
Nou| Premier din Austria.

AMSTERDAM, 26 Innie.
Ziarele vieneze pri1nite astazis a.
ici aduc stirea ca niinistful ire,
nsrilor, Won Baamsn, u fost n,,-
NIT PRIMER Al Austriei, in %.
.cul luis Dr. Won Seydler Acc
leasi stir spun Cd ceilalti mem.
bril- II cabinethlui carl III ina,
i,t9sera denisiuniIe, ali fost a..
pacitati 81 ramina IA posturile
'l6r sub nenl ppenlisr sS,,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
|CEA MAI MARE YICTO-
RE A ANULUI 1913 CAS-
|IIGAT A DE 1T TALIENI.
De: FRANcK H. s1MMoNDs.

Avem prea pntinc informati
"a sd putem masura intcnsitatca
vlctoriei de la Piave. Ca ltalic.
iii au ci3tigat aci victorie nu
Sc mai poate mega.
intrebarca ca austriacii ba.
tntl vor putea opri pc ltaiien'
lci pc malul rasaritcan al rlulni
Pave, orr voh cadea indarat la
Tagliamento, orr poate la, Isonzo
Ofensiva austriaca cazut. pro.
blcma de acum G ca unde po.
organiza locul de aparare.
ltalienii an creditul de f
.istigat prima victorie importan-
a in campania din 1918, care q
contribuit mai mutt ca orr care
la intarirea moralei aliatilor in
anull acesta. Ce schimbare, acum
,ase luni inslfccesul Italiei a
lus eel MAI mare pesimism.
Acum Italienii au schimbat ba.
anita, cistigink cea mai mare
7ictorie pentru canZa aliatilo,
"a fel ca aceia de la Nerdun s
oOatc ceva mai mica ca cea dc
Ia Marine.
Trebue. si gratulam pc Itali
eni ca aproape fara nici un Iaju
.Or pentru ca contingentu
aliatilor la Venetia e foarte mi,
an facut infringerea de anu
trecut in 0 victorie care in pro
portiile-i de acnm G cea mai ma
re victorie, din istoria ltaliei do
Ia eliberarea Ell. \
Am vazut in acest contest in
caierarea Il doua natiuni mari
Daca austriacii ar fl cistigat Ii
Piave MI sa site daca Italieni,
ar fl putut apara partea >'e nord
Ori char daca Italia ar Fl ma
continual lupta. .ea ar Fl fost C;
'nvinsa, lucru &c ar Fl elibcrat
mai multc divizii austriacc &c ar
Fl foSt trimisc la frontul de vest.
De fapt aliatii ar fl fost mai
multi Ingreunati, pentrn dusma-
Il
Oar sa nu mai vorbim de in.
fringerea aliatilor. ci au frus-
trat ofensiva vrajmasului. Aus
triacii sa retrag in un fel &c sa-
mana mai multi fuga. 81 acast
dezastru VENT tocmai in tim
pul cind in tara conditiile an
devea+t att de acute (relc). Ca
sa scape de raul din tara Aus
tria la indemnul Germaniei RI
seat totul ca sd cistigc victorie
pc pamint strain.
1ncercarea a fost zadarnica 81
imprcsia ce va produce aceste
conditii asupra populated ras-
vratite din tarA numai buna
MI poate fl.
Este gresit daca credem ca T.
taliepii an cistigat victorie II.
soara. (Toate informatiunile &c
le avem de la frontul de mpta
arata ca austriacii All luptat GU
curaj; ca atacurile lor an fost
date cu maiestrie, ca au fost
suportati de un foe grozav de
artilerie, 81 ne dovedeste terito-
rul cistigat in prima initiativa
ca intentia lor fost deciziva
deci all trebuit lupte puternica
ca sa Sc cistige victoria. Prima
faza ofensivei success lar re.
spingerea lor sa datoreste males
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-27
LiSTA cASUALlTATnOR,

WASHINGTON, H26 .unie. -
.Generalul Pershing q raportat a
stazi de Ia front 81 de cazuri,
impaftite dnpa : cum urMeaza
mai JOS:
AZ ucisi in actiune; Z morti
din ,canza ranelor; 3 norti de
hoale; 1 mort in accident de ae-
roplal; porti prin aite acci-
deate 20 raniti sray 2 faniti
(gradul nedeterninak u sapte
disparsti ~ Mrfa