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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
Gets a Full Nights Rest.

Gets a Full Nights Rest.
Popleigh-House cleaning is not so
had after all.
Parks-How can you say that?
Popleigh-Well, my wife has lent
the baby to it's grandmother for
whole week. Boston Evening Tran
script.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
soothe itching Skins

With Cuticura. Battle with Cuticura
Soap and hot water, dry and apply the
Ointment. This usually affords relief
and points to speedy healment. For
free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept.
<, Boston" At druggists and by mail.
Soap IS, Ointment 25 and 5O.-Adv.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Milk, to keep pres.erly, should not
be warmer than so degrees Fahren.
heit.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

Be sure to give the children whole
v,1lh
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
What is Castorla

>ASTORIA 10 harmless substitute OIL Pareeoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups It is pleasant It contains
Opium Morphine other Narcotic
sntee For than thirty has been
Of Consultation Fauen Wind Collie and Diarha aayig
arising theom by regulating the Stomach and
aids the assimilation Of Food; giving healthy sleep.
The Chldrens Panacea-The Mothers Friend
The Kind You Have Always
Az Counterfets Imitation. and
tribe with and endanger the health of Infants and -
Chidren-Experience against Experiment. III ~xZHIl-A
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13
It's Sort,

Its Sort.
"Have you been following the news
from Pimlico this week?"
"Yes; 1t makes racy reading"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-06-13

In most cases man seems to think
that his wrongs begin almost imme-
diately after his wedding rites.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Lawn Party for Red Cross

The Girls Club will hold a lawn party Saturday, June 29th, at O. clock. on their grounds. The pro- ceeds will be for the Red Cross. The committee in charge consists of all members. There will be booths of various kinds where ice cream, soda, lemonade and candies will be on sale. Dancing in the evening in the club rooms with good music. Everybody is invited.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ovide Trahan of Southbridge were guests of Miss Yvonne Dion Tuesday.
 Miss Lucy Collins of Millville was the guest of Miss Mamie Woods a few days this week.
 Mrs Arthur Viens of Sunacook, N. H., has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. William Woodrow, this week.
 Private Oscar Lajoie of Tenefly N, J.. and Private EXeas Lajoie of Fort Jay, N Y, have been visiting their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Philias Lajoie
 The following guests were enter tained Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Mabel Prince: Misses Amanda and Anna Careveau, Anna and Clara Bibeault, all of Mechanicsville, and Miss Minnie Cannon of Putnam. There was singing and instrumental selections and refreshments were served. Those who had to take a south bound trolley car had long wait owing to a broken trolley wire. The time was passed pleasantly sitting on nearby fence telling stories.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21

they will pay or the reason why will be known.
 Mir and Mrs k. S. Backus, accom- panied by Miss Muriel Backus, motor td to Ashburnham to be in attendance at the closing of the school year of Gushing Academy, where their son Lawrence has attended the past year.
 Some interest by the young people IS being evidenced in the attendance at midweek prayer meeting. It ia noticeable also in the singing. A spe- elal service of song was taken part in by them at the Sunday evening ser vice.
 The boarding house kept by MT. asd Mrs Leon Hill for the accom- modation of men employed on the premises of J. R. Gladding, is being kept busy with boarders just now, while the work on the new buildings is being finished
 Many of our people were disap- pointed in not having an opportunity to see the airplane on its return trip from Boston to New York. as they had reasons to expect it would pass over Thompson as 1t did on it's first trip going to Boston. They searched for it in vain
 Report is quite current in town concerning automobile owners. That the overseer of the drivers of such vehicles, Young of Danielson, fell in to the pit of the law of which he strives to keep others out of, and was brought before the court recently for driving a machine past a standing car It is to be presumed that on account of his official capacity no fine was inn posed.
 Tuesday night at the grange was ladies night, and was carried out in way characteristic of the ladies of Quinnetisset Grange An orchestra from Putnam enlivened the evenings festivities. A social hop and a bounti- ful collation were the principal feat ures on the program. It being a pleas ant evening, the wide doors to the hall were thrown open and seats placed outside, which invited several outsiders to witness the scene of the dancers and listen to the music.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Graduating Exercises of r. M. H. S.

A large audience of relatives, friends and townspeople gathered in the auditorium of the Tourtellotte Memorial High school last Friday eve ming to witness the interesting exer- cises of the graduating class of the school.
 The stage was prettily decorated with daisies and ferns, and purple and gold, the class colors, were in evi- dence as was the class motto, Not how much, but how we'll" and the class flower, lilies of the valley. Miss Minnie Cannon presided at the piano. The exercises started at S.15 O. clock and every number on the pro- gram was thoroughly enjoyed. Prin- cipal F. E. Kutcher addressed the class, congratulating the members for the successful completion of the course. He said that each should ap- preciate the opportunity that had been afforded them and should use their advantages as they went out in- to the world to take their places as citizens and pursue their varied occu- pations.
 The members of the class were William Reginald Chandler, presi- dent; Juliette Lea Coderre, secretary; Raymond Ellsworth Bixby, vice presi- dent; James Henry Mack, treasurer, Leslie Wilfred Mills and Ralph Dexter Green.
 The program was as follows: Class History
 Ralph Dexter Green Ire Aeroplane
 William Reginald Chandler The Food Situation
 Leslie Wilfred Mills Music, "The Hiring Fair"
 Robert Planquette
 High School Chorus Women and War
 Juliette Lea Coderre Class Prophecy
 James Henry Mack Address to Undergraduate
 Raymond Ellsworth Bixby Reply by President of the Junior
 William Granata Music, "A Butterfly Boat"
 Carl Milloecker
 Girls Trio Presentation of Glass
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
THE GROSVENORDALES NEWS SECTION

Alex Lundstrom will wrestle Satur- day night at the carnival in Webster.
 Tony Miller of River Point, R. l., was a guest of his brother on Tues day.
 Principal F. E. Kutseher and fam ily left Monday for New York to spend the summer.
 Arsene Frappier has received word from his son. Private Onesime Trap pier. that he has arrived safely lover there"
 Richard Reardon and his sister Mar guerite, of Fall River, were Tn town to attend the commencement exercls- es of Tourtellotte school.
 A successful supper was held at the Swedish church Saturday evening. The supper consisted of cold meats, vegetables, ice cream and soda. About $50 was realized.
 Miss Irene Hamel. who was operat- ed on for appendicitis at St. Nincents hospital, Worcester. last week. IS re ported as doing nicely. Clodimir Hamel, her father, called on her Sun day.
 At the Methodist church Sunday morning Miss Althea Wood, daughter of the pastor. Rev. J. A. Wood, was united in marriage to Samuel Suits of North Carolina. Miss Ruth Wood played the wedding march as the brld- al party entered the church. The nuptial ceremony was performed by the brides father The bride wore a gown of white voile with bridal veil caught up with white flowers and car ried red roses. In the afternoon MT. and Mrs. Suits left for their new home in Southern Pines. N. C.
 Ten French societies of St Joseph $ church have united for the purpose of holding a big reception in Union hall, Saturday evening, in honor of St Johns Day. There will be music by Comeau's orchestra, and an address by state officer of the Union St. Jean Baptiste society. A committee of two from each society bes been chosen to make the arrangements in detail. Among the societies taking part will be the St Jean Baptiste so- ciety, the Artisans society, Canadian band, Garde Martial, Sacred Heart society, Children of Mary, St. Anne society, Danes de la Valtrie, Cadet Temperance Union club. The admis- sion will be twenty-ffive cents and the proceeds will be given to L'Assump- ton college of Worcester. Refresh ments will be on sale.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Private Ethal Barrett of Fort

Private Ethal Barrett of Fort Strong was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Calvin Rawson is entertaining Mrs. George Baker of Putnam.
 Ebenezer Bishop has been spending several days with his sisters in Bos- ton.
 Mrs. E. J. Curtis and daughter spent several days last week in Provi- dence
 Dana Stanley of West Medway joined his wife at Allison Potter's for the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs Clarence Pierce of Northbridge spent the weekend with A. c. Potter and family.
 Misses Mary F. Potter, Eunice Hib- bard and Bernice Leavitt are expected home this week, as their schools close Friday
 Mrs. George Lyon and daughter Jane enjoyed an automobile trip to Asbury Park, N. J. Mrs. Lyons moth CT. Mrs. Bateman, returned with them
 Mrs. Wendell Witter recently en- tertained Mrs. Allen and daughter Eugenia of Wellesley, who formerly lived where the Weld family now live Miss Ida Angell of Providence is now the guest of the Witter family.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Presentation to Miss Cannon

Before the graduating exercises last Friday evening Miss Minnie Gan non, teacher of the commercial de partment, was presented pretty gold service ring with two stars by the graduating class. The two stars rep resent two brothers in the service. The class assembled in one of the class rooms and Miss Cannon was called in. She was taken by surprise. Miss Cannon will not return to the school next year.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Funeral of Old Resident

The funeral of Mrs. Ruth Brown Weld of Southbridge was held in the church here on Tuesday at 3 D. m, and she was buried in the family lot nearby Mrs Weld was daughter of the late Harrison Brown and Hannah Uyon) Brown, and was born in this town about 79 years ago.
 She married Andrew Paine, by whom she had two daughters and a son, all of whom are living. After Mir. Paine's death his widow married William Weld, who died some years later Mrs Weld died at the home of her daughter, Mrs C. E. Curran, in Sturbridge. Other relatives who sur vive are her brother, William Brown, and sisters, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Marsh.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
ASHFORD

Piano manufacturers announce con- siderable raise in piano prices July l, to be followed later by another. Pur- chasers should get busy before that date and save money. Geo. E. Shaw.
 Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Music, "Unfurling of the Flag"
 John Hopkins Densmore High School Chorus

The following is the first essay de livered. The other essays will appear in The Patriot from week to week un- til all are published;
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Academy Sunday

June 10th was observed by the churches of Woodstock as Academy Sunday. A large congregation gath cred, filling all the pews and chairs in the aisles. The floral decorations were beautiful and most fitting to the sea son. The maidenhair fern predomin- ated, with the wild iris and buttercups giving the school colors.
 The entire service was conducted by Rev. Mir. Williams of Westfield church, Danielson The music consist ed of some of our grand old hymns sung by our choir of ladies with the addition of Mrs. Ida Spalding Mas ters. Mrs Masters is a graduate of our Academy and her interest to re- turn and give us the enjoyment of listening to her is greatly appreciated The years of careful study have given her a voice that is rare combination which was wonderfully expressed in the classical selection rendered
 The sermon given by Mir Williams was very able one full of patriotism, giving many forceful illustrations of what constitutes real success in life The thought that he would impress upon the graduating class and gave them as a motto was the inscription upon one of the entrance gates of Harvard University. It is regretted that an exact quotation cannot be given, but the sentiment was this: Enter to acquire knowledge, and upon the inner side as one goes forth, Depart to serve your country and your God
 Woodstock people appreciate most sincerely the kindness of Mir. Williams in making the exchange with Mr liar rison.
 The exercises were closed by the singing of America. As we left this historic old church that has looked down upon so many generations of youth, the perfect June day with na- ture's songsters about us and Gods beautiful world on every side, all combined to express a God speed to the graduating class soon to go forth to fight life's battles.
Putnam patriot., 1918-06-21
Woodstock Schools Graduation

The graduation exercises of the District schools were held in the Academy hall Wednesday evening, and the size of the audience was evil dence of the interest of the towns people.
 The following program was carried out:
 Music
 Prayer Rev Henry Baker Welcome Address,
 Alonzo Turner Williams, District 5 Four Minutc Snaakers
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
Arcibiskup
Ireland
zernrel.

St. Paul, 25, zarf. Arcibiskup
John Ireland zemrel dneS rano
ku ctvrte hodine po dlouhe Ia
ludecni chorobe a We start. 80
lrokd. :.
Tyz narodll Sc r. 1888 v Ir-
'sku a do Soustati pribyl Sc svy-
mi rodici v ltlem vcku. Do st.
Paul prijel roku 1852, tedy v
dobach kdy tamnejsf venkov
cbydlen byl dosud i rudochy.
Po vystudovani bohoslovf a Wy
svecenf ma knezstvi, pdsobil i
w vefejnosti jako publicista a
svymi liberalnfmt nazory budil
zajem vsude v Americe. I ce-
skym katolfkim byl znamou o.
sobnosti. TAX ku pfikladu pred
lety "a sjezdu I. Ustfedni Jed.
noty v Minnesota mel ku ceskd
delegacii slavnostnf FEC. Ia val
ky obcanske slouzil v hodnosti
kaplana u pateho minresotske-
ho pesiho pluku, a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
PROJEV ODBOCKY NARODNf RADY
RUSI PROF. MASARYKOVI.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar

Washington, D. C. - Odbocka Ceskoslovenske Narodni
Rady veltel ceskosovenskych vosk zasla prof
Masarykov tento projev preztos docen spojen vsech
nasich vojenskych castf ma Rusi Sibifi:
Pf otevenf bran Daneho Vychodu ruska odbocka Ceko
slovenske Narodn Rady posa Vam fimsscnim bo sve
upfimn< pozdravy, vsrn zasadam jez iste nam vsp Od
mili me hanebne ho jez nam bylo vnucovano bolsevy
podporovanym Berlinem Vdni tuhem finssicnm boj
nejen jsme h8 svobodu ale take vycs cest cd Vol
by pres Ura sbifss sep do Vladivostoku Nemzeme ami
zstiti kolika bvach nas hosi niz brzy pfpoila
ruska vojska, podle. Nas von delali dvy udaensv
bojuce nepfitelem krok krokem. Proklesi 81 cestu
pres kilometra do Vadvosoku, ez mas pro
obrovsou vzdaenst p6au ekala, nyn bya dokonce
N6sedujic naseho pfladu nova Rus povstava pFeje
podle spoecnem boji boku spojeneckych narodd
Move uzn6n neodvos naseho naroda spoenc e velkm
vzbuzen da vedeni teto valky jez mdze skonei
prve 1plnym porazen rakouskonsmeckeho imperalsmu
Bohdan Pavu, mistopfedseda ruske odboSky c.NR
Frantisek Richter, sekretaf.
Majorgeneral syrovy, veltel seskoslovsnske armady
Z m Rusi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
NAVRH MA ZMENU NEMECKE
POLITIKY.
MIR "a POLITICKYCH WHO'D JEST BEZCENNYM.
BERNHARD DOZNAvA, zE NEMEcKA POLITIKA
BYLA MA ZCESTf.
POLITlKY.

Amsterdam, "a zaTi. = "NezaeM tom, ably zbaven
by radu kancler by byo pom9rne bezvyznamne Dale
ddezitejsi JEST abychom postara reformu ceeho
naseho vadniho systemu nejdve. Nemecko by snad
mohlo pokracova sarych vysapanych vadnch cesach
este dach mescd, ale stane potion kdoz to mize
ric?"
TAX pse polcky redaktor Vossische Zeung, G.. Bern
hard smutnym tonem canku poednavacim dnesnim
postaven Domnva ze tento tyde chova pro N6mecko
SVEN kline historcke udalos prveho radu podotyka
"ze nea smysu hadati nyni zmene ez dostav
ST. take dostav neoeekavane ryche Odpove spojencd
rakouskou mrovou notu vsunue do popred moznos jez
nam vnu postav celou savbu nasi csafske vady sr
zaklady"
Pfst RISKY kancler must m zajst9nu podporu vsech
vekych pockIch stran Jest tax nezytno nejen dobach
mira ale pro ppad kdyby n6mecka tise spoj musla
vace. daisfch vyvodech prav
euz by lid ddvefova ale jelikoz jest neco podobneho Ne
mecku hoou must lid osud svu witt do vlasnfch
rukou vyaovati vd svo dsty rsskeho kancefe enz by
mel "a sebou vsechny politicke strany.
"Vaecne cle must byt objasneny a neomylny, Angii
eji spoence mzee miru nakonit ien tehdy kdyz
hodneme pocve zmene nemecke poiky, ktera az dosud
dopoustea tok omyi. Mir neni vlasne mfrem kdyby
nam prnes en poicke dspechy Spatfujeme tax miru
bukarestskem ktery jest podobn6 bezcennym jako mir
Brest Ltevsku"
Canek Bernharddv jest prvnim vyznacnejsfm projevem
Nemecka kterym Angi priznava, re vv je vyvoj
Europe jest dosud smerodanym jest akyms ochrancem
Ruska kazde upravovan hranic bez eho souhasu jest
vecf velice nejistou. s>z~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
CECE1OSLOVACI v ITALSKYCH
ALPACH SKVELE ODRAZILI
UTOK MADARU A NEMCU.

Rim, "a. zafi - Widen pondenfm svym vaecnym bulle-
tinem hasala re ned9 Rakusan6 prekvap" ceskosoven
ske posadky zakopd italskych Apach Dosco Alto temer
vsecky tamnes Cechosovaky pry pobi. Bulletin vyha-
zen Cechoslovakd Dosco Alto byl vsa vyhany skutec
nos slo zdrcuc rakouskou porAzku Je sce pravda ze
RakusanIm jednalo vyhazenf ceskosovenske fronty
Apach fakem vsak zsava ze dotceny rakousky napor
cekava strasvy odraz Rakusane pripravi 1toku de-
losebou hned rano kerezto kanonady vysano mnozv
otravneho plynu do ceskych zakopd NeepA madarske
nemeckorakousk puky vyrny ku toku ceskosovenske
posice kterymzto am vele eden neepsich eutonskych
komandan general Schlesser. Vzdor tou rakousky tok
by sak krvave odrazen Cechove Sovc obrany svch
posc pouz dyk zapol nepratelskou presiou jako vo!
We Odaz b tax uzasne chrab ze celia Iaie rekovnost
nash vond obdue Itasky premier Orlando zasla udat
nym Cechosovakdm dix osobne podobna graulacn depee
adresovana byla nasi Narodni Rade do Parize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25

AMERICKE A BRITSKE UZNANf SAMOSTATNEHC
CEsKOSLOvENsKEHO NARODA PRIJAT0 70
4> SNADSENfM. # a ~
POLIT1CKA PORAzKA CERNOzLUTE RACHOTINY.
CESKO-KATOLICKE DUCHOvENSTvO STOJf
"a NARODEM

Washington a. zari - Ones sem dose 1Fedni zpravy
has Cechoslovakd amostnym narodem Cechach
bylo prijato bezmernym nadsenfm Pfmym vysedkem
suace ceskosovenskych zemich byla porka vdenske
vlady ceskymi pocymi stranam kere odmity pfisne
ahany pozadavek rakouske vady ably prohs ze neuzna
vaji Ceskosovenskou Narodn Radu Paz opravnenou
organisac ez by moha ceskosovensky nrod prvopatne
zastupovat Vdenska vlada chtela tim dokaza ze cesko
sovensky lid donna nepTeje 81 m mic spolecneho voensky
akcem spojeneckych re neuznava ceskosovenskou
armada.
Ceskokatoicke duchovensvo shromazdeno Praze, dne
49, zr prohlaso souas oldaritu prohlasenm ceskych
spisovatelu poslanci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
VYPAD CECHU.
(BULLETlN.)

Rim, rs. zari. - Ia prudke
houre vcera casnS rano italsti
alpsti strelci a cechoslovaci
'pcdnikli ltok ma slime rak. po-
sice u Gina Trepezzi - mi
stech kde h'orske bystriny ASA
a Ghelpac Sc sbihaji vybi.
Ii temsr celou -tamnsjsi posad-
ku. 80 Rakusaka upadlo pfi
tom v ceske zajeti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
VYNOS SPOJENECKE OFENSIVY MA
ZAPADNf FRONTE.

Londyn, a. zaTi Cd zahajeni spojenecke ofensvy
zapadn ont9 cd srpna az do vcerejska spoenc poza
mali Francii Belg 131 900 Nemcu celkem wall jim
900 DEL Britove uvrhli zaje $1,000 Hunt ukofstii
$50 nemeckych DEL Francouzi pozajma 335OO nepratel
wall i'm 800 DEL Americane zajai Nemch ukoristli
$50 dbl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
SPOJENO ma Publ BULtlARSkA
AAAAAAAA ANNA " AAA AAAAAAAA~AAH ~,
SPOJENCI
v OFFENSIVE
v ALBANu.


Londyn, Is. zafi. - Ital-
sko-francouzska armada v
Albanii zahajila dnes vse-
obecnou ofensivu proti Ra-
kusakGm, kterymzto vybo-
jem ma byt posilena spojene
cka fronta v Makedonii. Ma
sledkem dotcene ofensivy v
Alansku, boj vzplanul ma ce-
le spojenecke linii, tihnouci
Sc cd Jaderskeho more az
ku mori Egejskemu.
Leve spojenecks kfidlo
makedonske pfekroSilo dnes
hory, rozdslujici Albanii a
Srbsko a zaskoSilo silny bull
harskyy sbor cd Monastyru
prchajici.
nd SlEu.ns y. 4. s!hzslak taelxo- :! !! J.
brltska vojska v3eobecny
vpad do Bulharska.
TeutonG dosud v Makedo.
nil pozajimanych je 10000.
Proslycha Sc, ze Nsmecko
pozada o mir primo a brzy.
Nemci chteji pry vratit vse-
cky uchvacene zenle a ma
hradit i nsktere skody .po.
jencGm zpIsobene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25

Bulhafi ustupujf Makedoni ma frontE mil douhe
Vcera srbove ukupova zakadnu Prep feckobrtska VOL
ska vroca nepratelske 1zem pohrancniho mesa Sru
MICE
Bulharske armady prodelavajf kris ponevadz Prepu
byly rozdeleny. Mai dosahnaopet spojeni must svd Il
stup zryc Spojeni to lie docit sbskeho mesta Uskub
pochybue vsak nemu dojde cas- ponevadz bulhar
ske voso e demoralisovane eho up bezradnemu ueku
podoba NehIre e Jim centru fronty kde ma ustupucl
dcra srbska pechoa fancouzskou kavaer podporovana
General Won Seuben vrchn vete eutonskych vojsk Ma
kedoni postal Buhardm Prilepu dive d.
wise ma pooc rovnez vsak by Sby Francouz poraze
ny dtek Zahnany.
mez tim co Srb bije sveho lhavnfho neprtee zvlass
Prilepu Anglicane Rekove vychodnm kdle spoene-
ckych vojsk postupu obou bezch Vardaru fronte
dvacimove keryzto posup jen vcereek dosah desit
mill Spojenci sou patach utkajicm vsude cd Monastyru
az k jezeru Dojran.
Bulharslych zajatcn pfibyva spoenecka kofist
mnozue vzdor ou ze nepffte stupu cetne sve zaso
barny nic Pritomne brickoTecka voska Dojran pokou
Self Sc vpadnou BulharIm zad ustupujic armadu
r eryzto pokus mdze byt pedzvest das katastrofaln
porazy teuonskych sill Makedonii kterazto porazka me-
la by vliv ma balkanskou frontu Albani
Bulhar1m vede Sc tudiz ze Turkum v Palestine neni
lip Porazka tureckych vosk mez Jordaem morem e da
leko vets pdvodns pfedpokadano Asi 10000 Turkd
byo pozamano asi 800 velkych del Jim odnato Tu
reck6 silly pozdstavay 100000 muzu nkoliv jen re
40 iakz oznamovay vcerejsi buletny Trosy
sch vosk utfajf prdsmykem Wadi Farah kams do Dana
sku irska velssa indicka pechoa je Jim patach. Ami
Napoeondv histocky 1sup cd Moskvy neevl tok zkazy
jako 1tek Turkn hornatym kraem Wadi Farah jehoz
sty jsou zataraseny rdznym materaem Turky opuenym
Jedne zmineneho prdsmyu Bitove ukofsi 81 de as so
vekych motorovych vozI tc voz obycenych provantem
zatizenych.
Britove doby paestynske pffstavy Haifa Acre,
kdeto vchodne cd ordanu uupuci nici arabska jfzda
kraem Hedjasem Brdm pomoc vyslana. Australst
gc avatkove pdsobf das spousty fadach porazenych
podotknou treba re eden pluk zdoyskych dobrovonik
komandovany ondynskym mionarem Rohschildem,
nasedovani prchaicfch pod Pon marsalek Sanders,
n9mecky vrchnf vee Palestine porazenych tureckych
mad je rovnez dteku celym svHm nemeckoureckym
Stabem.
Ma zapadn fronte, tedy Franc Belgi nedoslo ami
vxera ku zvastnfm zm9nam. Britove pokracu svran
st. Quentin Cambra Francouz zabyvajf lokalnm bo
Pikardii Amercane odpovda n6meckou delosfelbu
LotrinkGch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-25
BRlTOVE PkEKROClLI NEPRATELr
SKOU HRANlCI u STRUMICE.
SRBSKA VOJSKA OKUPOVALA "a
NADNU PRILEP A ROZDELMA
TEUTONSKE ARMADY.
GENERAL ALLENBY DOBYL DvOU PALEsTYN-
SKYCH PRfSTAVO.
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Amsterdam "a. zsfi. - Por1zka teutonskych vojsk
Makedon rozsia znacnS mirovou n&adu oficieniho Bull
Oznamue totiz Soe ze Bulhaf jsou ochotn
vyjednsvat okamzits. Nejde Jim pry pooen
jnych nsroda nejde Jim o vyboj sou.edstvi Jsou voln
drobt pesidena Wlsona, die nichz kazdy bal
ksnsky ma mi .vS urSits prsva zaji;tsnou
statnost.