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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-16
CARS SISTER IS
in SWITZERLAND

BERNE, June 9.-The arrival in
Switzerland of the Granl Duchess
Olga, sister of former Car Nicholas
o! Russia, goves color to ieeeh. per-
sistent reports that the former En-
peror and others Of the Ramanoff
family may take up residence here
or at some other point outside Rus
STA where their personal safety will
be less endangered by disorders in
that country.
The Grand Duchess journeyed from
the interior OF Russia 10 Petrograd,
aud thece to Berlin, Z Iricl AMI
Geneva. At Geneva she Joined the
family of former King Constantine
of Greese. 1t is regarded here as sig
nifieant OF the German attitude that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-16

Mrs. English, who has been at the
hospital for some time, has so far re-
covered as to return to her home on
Lee street, which will be learned with
pleasure by her friends.
w. F. Robinson, of Ellaville, was in
the city Saturday.
j. L. Sutton, of Leslie, was here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Suggs were in
the city Saturday fro mSumter.
Roscoe Market, of Sumter, was in
the city Saturday.
Bob Williams, of Smithville, was in
the city Saturday
Joe Beauchamp, of Smithville, was
in the city today.
Charlie Grant, of Macon county,
well known in Americas, was visi-
tor here Saturday.
E. ]. Salter, of Plains, was here Sat
ur6ay
Il. G. Cheek of Huntington, was
here Saturday.
Mrs. r. B. Chall1er, of Ozark, Ala;
Mrs. T. e. Maultsby, of Alabama, and
Mrs. Lille l.. Brown, of Cincinnati, are
spending the week with their brother,
Eugene Lockett at his country home
near Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-16
LOCAL NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Crockett. accom-
Lanied by Rev. and Mrs. Leroy o..
Henderson, will leave the first part OF
next week for indian Spring, where
.hey will spend a week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-16

DIR. and Mrs. e. l.. Murray leave
Monday for Tybee, where DR.. Murrag
goes to attend a meeting of the State
Board of Pharmacy, of which he is
member. The session will probably
las, several days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-16

l. w. Gardner, a well known trav-
cling man of Montezuma, was the guest
OF DR.. and RMS E. L. Murray Satur
Gay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-16

Misses Elizabeth and Amzie Newton,
CT Fort Valley, are the guests OF
thei If grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
b Williford, ON Barlow street.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
SHADY GROVE.

There has been lots of sickness
and deaths around, but everyone
seems to be better at this writing.
The guests of Misses Sallye and
Lettye Mae Gray Saturday night and
Sunday were Misses Mary Bird Purs-
ley, Gladys Hardy, Anna D. Key,
Irene Roper and Lorraine Woodfin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Box spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hamil>
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roper spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Gray, before moving to the city.
Misses Jessie and Gertie Anderson
spent Sunday with Lorraine Woodfin.
Mrs. Jim Gordon spent the day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Box, Monday.
Mrs. Lee Verhine and baby spent
the day with Mrs. Verhine's parents
in Union City Sunday.
Misses Sallye and Lettye Mae
tray anu lT6le ItOpoI WShI " -oVO
Ithel Epperson at Harris a while
Sunday afternoon. He 10 very low
of pneumonia.
Misses Lola and Annie Forester
and friends, of Troy, were visiting
in this community Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Easley and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Woodfin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Yates.
Mr.. John Morrow, of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, is visiting relatives in this vi
cinity for few days.
Next third Sunday morning is
Brother Sellars' last appointment at
Shady Grove. Would like for you
all to come out to hear his last SER
mon. BLUE EYES.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
CRYSTAL.

Lynelle, the little thirteen-months-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Jor-
dan, is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia
Miss Ina Isbell has an attack of
influenza.
School has opened here after few
days recess ON account of the cpl
demic.
Miss Mary Lechenet visited her
cousin, Miss George Jordan, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
News was received here that Mr..
Armour Ratliff, one of Crystals
highly honored boys, has been Sc
verely wounded in Franco.
Mr.. Gasland White, of Number
Seven, was a caller in Crystal Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Jones has sold his
farm here to Mr.. Harry Mcdaniel.
Mr.. Jones bought the Johnson farm
near Caycc, Ky.
Miss Margaret Marshall, of near
Woodland, was a Sunday visitor with
the Misses Glover.
T. E. Coleman and family, of near
Protemus, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Jordan Sunday.
Miss Mary Glover is out again
after slight attack of the flu.
A crowd CT hunters from here as
sembled at the lake bright and early
Thursday morning for the peasure
of duck shooting.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
Mrs. L. J. Hopper.

Mrs. L. ]. Hopper, beloved wife of
A. w. Hopper, was born in Tennes-
see December Is, 1845, and departed
this life September 8, 1918. She
united with the Christian Church
when young. After her marriage to
Brother A. w. Hopper she changed
her church relationship and united
with her husband as member of
the Antioch Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church near Rector, Ark, liv-
ing devout member of those
churches for thirty-nine years. She
leaves an aged husband, two chill
dren, fourteen grandchildren and one
sister to mourn her departure.
REV. J. S. GABRIEL, Pastor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08

Mr. Cato Davis was with the hunt
ing club at the lake this week. J. w.
Garner and Herman Dictzel, Jr., left
Sunday to join the club.
Mr.. Dewitt Caruthers is enjoying a
furlough with relatives and friends
in Union City. Mr.. Caruthers is
from Great Lakes Naval Training
Station.
Mr.. Sam'l D. Woosloy, the First
street grocer, has been suffering this
week from q nervous attack, a re-
lapse from the influenza, and was
very weak for several days.
Mrs. Josie Reynolds and grand
children, Charley Hill and Margaret,
have returned from their summer
mountain home in North Carolina
and are at the Palace Hotel for the
winter.
Col. w. r. Manley has big auc-
ton sale of land three mileS north OF
Hickman next Saturday, the 9Th
inst, a 420-acre tract of fine fertile
land, to be divided and sold to the
high bidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Walker are
enjoying a visit this week to the old
home town, Centreville, and the rela-
tives and many friends of the couple
who are so well known and kindly
esteemed in Union City.
The many friends of Sheriff ]. M.
Hickman are glad to know'that his
wife, who has been very sick with
influenza, is recovering. Other mem
bers of the family have also been
sick of the flu and are out again.
Sergt. j. M. Coldwell, M. M.
Co. 8, A. E. F., son of Mrs. Emma
Coldwell, of Union City, belongs to
the aviation department and has
flown over German territory and
dropped pills" on the Huns This
| young volunteer is the inventor OF
an aerial bomb, containing gas,
shrapnel and liquid fire, which is
now being tried out in government
Laboratory. Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
One of the Oldest and best friends
of the paper, Mr.. Mentlowe Jones,
of Number Three, writes us of the
death of his oldest daughter from in
fluenza and of the illness of others
in the family. They are UP, however,
and very thankful to be out again.
Mr.. Jones came to see us when the
present owners of the paper took
charge and has remained good
friend and reader ever since. We
tender the family our kindest con-
dolences and say to them that The
Commercial is paid for and will con-
tinue to come.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco Alexander and

Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco Alexander and
family will move this week to their
farm in Number Four. These good
people have been with us for num-
Der of years and have lots of kind
| friends here, who will be glad to
know that they are comfortably set
tied and in pleasant and profitable
environments.
Mr.. Will F. Mitchell is here this
week mingling with friends and Wis
iting relatives. Eight years ago he
he went to Memphis ard from there
to Little Rock, Ark, where he con-
ducts good business and represents
the National Biscuit Co. He is mar
ried and certainly has ell the ap-
pearances of a prosperous business
man. We are glad to see him.
This Office is indebted to the Rey-
nolds Packing Co. for a sample pack
age of pork sausage and wieners, as
fine as ever tasted. This Union City
packing house is one of the most
complete small plants in the United
States, many larger but none better
equipped nor more sanitary. The
products are as fine as any made and
the business is growing more rapidly
probably than those who are inter-
ested had anticipated 1t is destined
to be one of the leading concerns of
the kind in the South. The South
needs more of them. 1t is too ex-
pensive to ship our meat north and
pay the freight both ways when we
can take care of it, and for that
reason we should have it cured and
packed at home.
c. D. Stirling, the fruit tree man,
has very interesting Endorsement of
his work from Mr.. Edwards Wagster.
we'll known citizen of Number Sew
en-. Mr.. Stirling understands how to
grow perfect fruit trees and how to
restore failing orchards. He is work
ing to develop the fruit tree business
and the production of more and bet
ter fruit in the county, and Mr..
Wagster is indorsing his work in
this line. The Endorsement is sworn
to before e. C. Jackson, notary pub
lie, and is genuine and should be of
great service to those who are grow
ing orchards or have an intention of
experimenting in the growth of an
orchard. Mr. Stirling is trying to
encourage the business as profit
able one and he has the Endorsement
of his own people.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
BETHEL.

All that were sick here are i'm
proving.
Mr.. Dollic Killion and family, of
Fremont, visited Mr.. Mat True and
family Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Brown and children
visited relatives at Tally's Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Sanders and oister were in
Union City Saturday.
Messrs. Make Kirk and Jake
Gle ek,of Protemus, were Bethel Wis
itors Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bob w. Campbell and little
daughter, of Fremont, visited Mrs.
Campbell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Nicely, Sunday afternoon.
Austin Brown entered school at
Troy Monday.
Mr.. Ira Calhoun, of Protcmus, Wis
tied Mr.. Farris Calhoun Sunday.
Roy Smith and Curtis Brown were
in Union City last week.
Mr.. Sam Grooms was on the sick
list this week.
There will be preaching at Bethel
the second Sunday. Everybody in
vited
Mr.. Arthur Dyer, of Tally's, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. EN- Brown, last
Thursday.
Mrs. Alton Dyer and baby are
visiting Mrs. Dyer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrus, at McAnna.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to neighbors and friends who
were so nice to us in tho loss of our
dear one; also our thanks for the
beautiful floral offering. May Gods
richest blessings fall upon each and
everyone is our greatest prayer
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. .Jonakin, Harry
Duncan, Mrs. S. A. Brown, Edwin
Brown and wife, VIM. Taylor and
family, Joe. B. Moss and family.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08

MOTHER GAVE
THIS DELICATE
CHILD VINOL
And He Got Well and Strong.
That's True

Monaco, Pa.-"My little boy, who
Is the youngest of three, was weak,
nervous and tired all the time, so he
was most unfit at school, and moth
ing seemed to help him. / learned
Of Vinol and gave it to him. It has
restored his health and strength and
he has gained in weight" Mrs.
Frederick Sommers, Monaco, Pa.
Vinol is a constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy for delicate, weak,
ailing children. Formula on every
bottle, so you know what you are Civ
ing them. Children love it.
divers Drug Store, Union City, Tenn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
To Bond Delinquents.

To the people of Obion County
who are delinquent in buying their
quota of Fourth Liberty Bonds from
any cause whatsoever: Your Coun
Gil of Defense takes this method of
informing you and the public that,
at called meeting of the council on
the 4th of November, we agreed up
on the recommendation of the State
Chairman and the Fourth Liberty
Loan Organization of Obion County
that per cent of your assessment of
Fourth Liberty Bonds be contributed
to the United War Work fund; that
is to say, if you were assessed 500
you pay IS to Miss Theresa Talley
who is secretary and treasurer of the
Council of Defense of Obion County
at City Hall in Union City, and this
money will be credited or paid to the
United War Workers drive, which
will start the 18th of this month.
Our county's part is about $4,000,
and your money will be credited to
the civil district in which you live.
This assessment of 1900 has been
made by the Federal authorities.
This money must be raised by the
citizens of Obion County, and your
council thought this was the best
place to put it.
Council of Defense of Obion
County,
s. R. BRATTON, Chairman.
Hon. G. P. Wilson, of Troy, was a
Monday visitor.
Gen. T. o. Morris was a business
visitor in st. Louis this week.
Eat at Forrester's.
Sgt. Thurman Talley, of Park
Field, was a Sunday visitor at home.
Mrs. J. S.sAdkerson, Newbern, was
a recent visitor here and in Unity,
Ill.
r. H. Rust, of Itta Benz, Miss,
was here last week looking after
some of his business interests.
Nice line candy, fruits and cigars
at Forrester's.
r. Estes, editor of the Homo Press,
Tams, ILL.,, was visitor in the city
Tuesday and pleasant caller in this
Office.
r. T. Roberts, who nas been with
the Wrought Iron Range Co. for sew
eral months. was q visitor here with
homefolks last week.
Where do you eat and drink After
all Forrester's place is the best.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-08

Mr.. I. L. Crowell, who has been
with us for several years, will be
with us from now on and we will
be in a position to take care of all
of your automobile work.-Union
City Garage. 32-2t
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
FOR MEN ONLY.

Denver, Colo. V DenverJu O.
stro pazijo ma morale. V sobOto Sc
ie vrsila ma tukajSnjem sOdiScu
razprava "a loGitev zakona, kate
TO je vlozil neki zakOnSki par. '
sodni dvOrani Sc je nabralo sila
mnogo ljudstva, zlasti mnogo pa
ie bilo zenSk, ki so zelO radOved-
ne, kadar Sc gre "a pikantne do
godbe in dOzivljaje. TOda Sodnik,
XII je spise pre6ital, ie zardel sra
mezljivosti ter je dal prilep1tl ma
vrata sodne dvorane listek ma
pisOm: "For men only.
PreseneGene zenske so Sc mora
le vrniti ogorGene domov, vsled
cesar so bile Sc boli radOvedne,
kaj Sc bO pri obravnavi razprav-
ljalo. Narocile so svOjim mOzem,
da prisostvujejo obravnavi ter ola
natan6no pazijo, kaj Sc bo gOvo-
rilO, da jim bOdO pOmeje lahko
povedali.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
VIHAR UBIL II OSEB.

Des MoineS, la. - Cikl0n, ki je
.drvil prek centralne lowe, je ma
svojem potu zapustil opustosenje,
strah in grozo. Mrtvih je do Sc
demnajst oseb, Skode ma lastnini
pa mad en- million dolarjev.
Pc doslih porocilih so bile stiri
osebe ubite V Boonu, dive New
tonu in ena blizo Denisona.
Porocilo IL Boona prayi, da je
ciklon prihrumel IL jugozapada in
ie drvil V severozahodno smer. =
Podiral ie farmarska poslopja, u
biial zivino in napravil skodo ma
poliu. V Boonu je bilo podrtih
petdeset his, ravnotakO so bile
skoraj poponoma podrte delavnl-
ce Chicago in Northwestern zelez-
nice.
V Newtonu je ciklon zrusil to-
varno, dve osebi sta bill ubiti in
t,lcat oseb je bilo ranjenih. Ciklon
ie odnasal strehe his, podiral
drevje in napravil skodo ma polJu.
IL Hayja, Kans., porocaJo, da
ie bilo deset oseb ubitih, EN- tucat
n
pa tezko ranjenih. Malo mestece
Codell V okraju Books je v razva-
linah. Ciklon je pricel petnaJst
mill severozapadno cd HacyJa,
niegova pot je bila siroko emo
milo.
IL Madisona, Wis, prihaja vest,
da je ciklon malo naselbino Lone
Rock spremenil V razvaline. Kas-
nejsa poroeila Sc glase, ola je bilo
vec oseb ubitih in ranjenih in da
so vse hiSe V naselbini V podrti-
nah.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
DELAVEC POD PARNIM KLA
DIVOM.

Chicago, III. = Zelezninski de-
lavec Louis Gaides, ki je delal V
delavnicah Union Forge Co., ma
BlOomingdale Rd. kot kovac, Je
bill V Getrtek tako tezko poSkodo-
van, da so V bolnici zdravnik IL
javili, da he bo vec prezivel ene-
ga dneva.
Gaides je delal pri velikem par
nem kladivu, ko Sc je par klesc,
katere drze jeklene plo$ce, odve-
zalo in zaslo pod kladivo, ki je bi-
10 ravno akciji. To kladivo Je
vrglo kleSGe tako silo nazaj, ola
so Sc Gaidesu zadrle globOko V
spodnji del telesa in tamkaj osta-
lie.
Tezko poSkodovan revez je incl
Sc toliko moci preden Sc Je one
sveStil, da 81 je sam potegni kles-
ce IL teleSa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
SENZACIONELNA SODNA
OBRAVNAVA.

Waukesha, Wis. = Pred tukaj-
Snim sodiScem, Sc vrSi obravnava
proti G. Lusk, 43-letni uciteljici
radi umora gosp. Dir. Robertsove.
Uciteljica Grace Lusk je imela
ljubavno razmerje dr.. Robert
som ter je ljubosumnosti ustre-
lila zeno svojega ljubimca.
Grace Lusk je dejala, da je IL
poznala zivinozdravnika DIR. Ro-
bertsa na nekem prijateljskem Sc
stanku neki zasebni hisi. Pc tenn
sestanku je dir. Roberts wei uci-
teljico veckrat svojem avtomo-
blu ma izprehod, in tako je nasta-
la med NINA medsebojna mako
njenost. Ker je pisal DIR. Roberts
neko knjigo o bolezni zivine, je u
citeljico naprosil, maj mu pomaga
dovrsiti delo ter pregledati pravo-
pis. Uciteljica je kmalu nato res
priSla V niegovo pisarno, in docim
!je sedela pri pisalni mizi ter pre-
! gledovala doktorjev manuscript,
Sc je on sklonil k njej in jo po-
ljubiI.
Nato jo lie vprasal sodnik: "In
kai ste vi naredili?" "Vstala sem
ter mu menda dejala, da Sc to ne
spodobi, nato sem ga pa sama po-
ljubila".
Nato sta Sc veckrat meseGno ali
tudi tedensko shajala v Chicagu,
kjer sta navadno izstopila V Sher-
man hotelu. Ma vpraSanje sodri-
kovo, pod kakim imenom Sc je v
hotelu vpisala, je odgovorila, da
vedno pod svojim, parkrat pa sta
Sc vpisala tudi kot moz in zena.
"Kdaj ste nato zopet videli
doktorja?" je vprasal sodnik. Sc
stala sva Sc V Chicago V Sherman
hotelu. cali je priSel V vase So
boz" "Da". "Koliko casa je o.
stal tamkaj?" "Celo noc", je de-
jala uciteljica, zakrivsi 81 obraz z
rokami.
Sodna dvorana je nabito polna
obcinstva, zlasti mnOgo je pa zen
stva, XII navadno nikoli he zamudi
nobene sodne obravnave, kjer Sc
razpravlja o pikantnih stvareh.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
KNJIzEVNosT.

Cas-, ilustrovana mesecna re-
via, XII izhaja mesecno, prinasa V
svoji majski Stevilki sledeeo boga-
to vsebino:
Preko tronov. Pesem. Ivan Mo-
lex. = Iz spominske knjige. Pc
sem. Ivan Molek. = Vera in kle-
rikalizem. = General Lafayette,
boritelj "a svobodo. Slika. : TrI
leta. Povest. = V nedeljo jutrO.
Slika. = Delo zraka in vode. =
Farmarska zena. Povest.~- JutrO
V Garfield parku, Chicago. Slika.
: Iznajdba in razvoj telefona. :
Kaj neki valcek sepece. Slika. =
Ia zdravje in bolezen. = Vlada
Zedinjenih drzav: Poljedelski od-
delek. = "Zgodovinska izjava"
in naSi dodatki.
Gas Sc naroea ma Oil S. Mil
lard Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, in velja "a
vse leto $500.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
sTRASEN UCINEK GAZoLIN-
SKE EKSPLOZIJE.

Torrington, Wyo. = 1Sletni A
leksander Wurmsberger je vsto-
pill Z lucjo V klet, polno gazolina,
Xxi je prihajal IL odprte posode, v
kateri je bill gazolin. Komaj je od-
prl vrata, Sc je vnel plin in nasta-
la je eksplozija, ki je zavila
Wurmsbergerja V plamen. Prieel
je klicati ma pomoc in prihitel je
John Leonard, XII je nitro strgal
obleko raz MEGA. Wurmsberger je
dobil lako hude opekline, da je
kmalu umrl, Leonardo bodo MAJ
brz morali odrezati roki, da Ga o.
hranijo pri zivljenju.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
ZRACNI NAPAD Ma PARIz.

Pariz, Francija. - V cetrtel
pOnOGi so nemSki letalci napadli
Pariz. Samo enemu letalcu Sc je
pOSreGilo dOSpeti mad mesto.
Sledece uradno porocilO ie bilo
izdanO:
"Stevilo nemSkih letal, ki so Sc
vdeleziIa napada ma Pariz, je zna-
Salo Okoli trideset. SOvrazna leta-
la so bila Sprejeta po silneln top
niSkem zastOrnem ognju in po ma
Sih letalcih. 81 naSih letal Sc je
dvignilo zrak prot sOvraznim le-
talcem. SamO emo sovrazno letalo
ie dospelo mad glayno mesto, kjer
ie vrgel letalec nekai bomb, Poro-
ca Sc, da je bila ena oseba ubita
in dvanajst ranjenih.
"Nekaj bomb je bilo vrzenih ma
pariSka predmestja, in tie bombe
so pOvzrOCile nekaj SkOde.
Drugi napad pa je bill podvzet
ma zelezni$ko progO sevelno In Sc
verno-vzhodno PariZa.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
ZRACNI NAPAD Ma ZE-
BRUEGGE.

London, Anglia. - V period
med 20. in %. majem so Oddelkl
angle$kih pomorskih letalcev ma
padli in bOmbardirali Zebruegge,
nemSko mornari$ko OporiSce. Ia
ko prayi poroGilo angleSke admi-
ralitete. AngleSki letalci so bonn
bardirali lope "a letala V st. Denis
Westremu in SOvrazne naprave V
ThOurOutu.
PoroGa Sc tudi dveh popolnih
zadetkih na neki SOvrazni tOrped-
nj ru$ilee in fotografije izpricue-
:io, da je bill en- ruSilec pogreznJen.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
Avstrijsko poroeilo.

Dunai, Avstrija. - Uradno po-
rocilo avStrijskega glanega sta
ma o bojih na italijanski 'front.', Sc
glaSi, kOt Sledi:
''Na gorSki 'front.' Sc Gadaljuje
bojevanje. V pondeljek ponoei
sta dve Sovrazni stotniji vdri V
naSe poStojanke severozapadno
Col de OrSo. V protinapadu sta
bill zapodeni nazai Z velikimi IL
gubami. -
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Italijansko poroclo.

Rim, Italia. = Uradno poroci-
10 italijanSke vojne pisane Sc gla-
81:
''Na gorsH 'front.' sta bill aktiv-
nj naSa in sOvrama artilerija. V
Val ArSa dolini so na$e Gete "a
pOdile nazaj sOvrazne oddelke. Ma
poboGjih SaSSo ROsso Sc je vrSllo
bOjevanje z bOmbami.
"Sovrazni napad na mOStiSce
Capo Sile ie bill odbit. Pri CaEa-
zuccherina Smo zapodili nazaj So
vrazno patruljo in razdejali o.
brambne naprave. "
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
Anglesko porociIo.

London, Anglia. - SOvraznl
napadi, XII jih je pOdvzel Sovraz-
mix ponoci ma Aveluy gOzd in juz-
no Hebuterne, so bill Odbiti. Mas
oddelek ie napadel V Aveluy goz-
du pOziciio. kjer je bila skrita So
vrama strojna puSka, pOstojanko
zavzel in pu$ko uniGil.
Francoske 6ete so V cetrtek po-
noGi V svojem uspe$nem napadu
severno Baileula zajele nekaj So
vraznikov in zaplenile emo stroJno
pu$ko.
Steer pa ne poroGajo Od tam nj
cesar vaznega. -
o napadu ma Aveluy gOzdpraYl
poroGilO sledeGe:
Sovraznik je V Getrtek ponOcl
napadel neko naSo pOstOjanko V
Aveluy gozdu. Diva nash moz po-
9reSalnO.
Mi smo pOdvzeli uspeSni napad
V soses6ini Ayette in LeuN st.
Mare gozda. PovzrOeili Smo So
vrazniku Obcutno Skodo in zaple-
Mill emo StrOjnO puSkO.
Sovraznik je poizkusil napaSti
naSe pOzicije V okraiu Riez du Vi
mage. Bill je prepOden Z Ognjem
naSih navadnih in StrOjnih puSk,
Sovrazna artilerija je bila wee
raj pOnoti aktivna Ancre dOlmi,
jumo Lensa, iztOGnO RObequa in
iztoGnO gOzda Nieppe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
Francosko porocilo.

Pariz, Francija. - JUNO reke
Avre ma AmienS$ki 'front.' Sc je W.
Silo mOcnO obStreljevanje. NemSkl
napad ma postojanke BOiS Mon
gival, Sc je izialovil. FrancoSki
oddelki, ki so patrulirali V Sam
panjskem Okraju, so Sc vrnili We
Iikim SteviIom vjetnikOv in vOj-
MIN materialOm.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-05-24
NemSko porocno.

Berlin, NemGija. - V KENNEL
okraju Sc nadaljuje tOpniSkO bo-
jevanje. Ma oStali 'front.' Sc nj W.
Silo V Getrtek do veGera nikakega
bojevanja, pOzneje Ia samO Y ne
katerih SektOrjih.
PonoGi so nvajai FrancOzi ma
pade na zapadni breg reke Avre.
Prizadeyanje sovraznikOvo, da bi
napredoval, nj uspelo in zajeli smo
nekaj yjetnikOv.