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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
By Alice F. Ives

\AOpSllSuls IS1ts NY W. VI SudDIQSusl
It was a warm night at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Morris seemed to find the piazza
than the crowded ballroom. She was
also quite well aware that she made a
more striking picture with the opales-
cent crystals of her stunning evening
gown shimmering in the moonlight
than she would in the glare and crowd
within. Then too the powder did not
melt off ones nose out there, and to be
purple and perspiring after one is
Twenty-Five is to be avoided even when
n is ~good-looking, and is not taken
for mor than twenty-six.
Dulcie Morris was not having as
good a time as she had expected. To
have been three days at the seashore
without even so much as the beginning
Of a filtration vas certainly some waste
of time and material in the way of
handsome frocks. Mrs. Morris was
thinking over these things with some
disappointment, when a lady she had
met at the hotel came toward her with
a strange man. He was prepossessing,
well dressed, and in the early thirties.
Mrs. Mears asked Mrs. Morris if she
might present the gentleman, and in
troduced him as Mr.. Locke from New
York.
II do hope Mrs. Morris, you will
take pity on Mr.. Locke. He is quite
strange here, knows no one, and didn't
care to meet the girls in there. because.
he says he is not a dancing man." And
Mrs. Mears waved a good night, and
sought the dancers.
II think you will be taking pity on
me-" said Dulcie Morris to the man.
And smiling, she g%raciously waved him
to a chair which he lost no time in
taking. He murmured something about
her being very good, and how fortunate
he was, which Dulcie interrupted by
saying she could not see the pleasure
in being grilled in that crowd on such
a warm night trying to dance, ever if
take pity on Mr.. Locke. He is quite
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
German Held at Virginia.

Virginia, Mimi, Jan. 29.-H. Lebe.
Ter, a German who has been cooking
in a camp of the Virginia and Rainy
Lake company, was arrested on a
technical charge of being a deserter,
but is held on suspicion of being i'm.
plicated in fomenting trouble among
iumberjacks employed by the company
in the Cusson country. 1t is reported
there will be a strike here Feb. /.
Lcbeler has been in this country four
years. He is alleged to have regis.
tered in Connecticut, then to have Left
before taking physical e~xamjnatjc~.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
BIG CUNARDER TORPEDoED
Steamship Andania Is Hit, but Not
Sunk.

Belfast, Jan. 29.-The Cunard line
steamer Andania was torpedoed, but
not sunk. off the Ulster coast, saws
t.ae Irish Daily Telegraph. The news,
paper adds it is believed that no
deaths resulted from the explosion.
The Andania was outward bound
She had on board about 40 passengers
and more than 200 mel in the crew.
The first torpedo missed the steam
err, but the second found it's mark
amidships. The captain ordered the
snip abandoned and passengers and
crew embarked in the ships boats.
After rowing for an hour they were
rescued by trawlers and patrol boats
and landed at a North Irish coast
town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
1. ! ]. !. + ]. 4 !. j. + j. i. !. j. +
+ CHIEF PROVISIONS OF
+ new U. S. FOOD CODE

A BAKERS BREAD OF
MIXED FLOURS, a 5 per cent
: substitution of other cereals
for wheat until a 20 per cent
substitution is reached Feb. "a.
SALE BY RETAILERS TO
HOUSEHOLDERS of an equal
amount Of substitute flours for
every pound of wheat flour pur-
chased at the time the wheat
flour is bought
SALE BY MILLERS TO
WHOLESALERS and whole
salers to retailers of only 70
per cent of the amount of flour
sold last year.
TWO WHEATLESS DAYS
A WEEK-Monday and We'd
nesday-and one wheatless
meal q day.
ONE ,MEATLESS DAY A
WEEK - Tuesday and one
meatless meal a day.
TWO PORKLESS DAYS A
WEEK-Tuesday and Satur-
day.
J. !. J. J. j. !. J. J. J. j. }. j. >. !.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
SHOW Long Do You Think Of stayins2'

she had to sit all alone outside. OF
course Mr.. Locke agreed with her, and
they soon found themselves getting on
finely toward a better acquaintance.
II was just wondering why I chose
to come here alone when all my friends
were going to Atlantic City, Newport,
o. the mountains; and I was just max
ing up my mind to leave here and join
some Of them," said Dulcie with a rath-
er bored look.
"Oh please don't make up your mind
to go just yet" pleaded Locke in an
appealing tone which penetrated the
cold exterior of Dulcie. She caught
herself in the beginning of a smile,
and looked more bored than ever.
ooh ! don't know" she said. "a
pretty villa with a delightful house
party would be rather more exciting
than this"
"No doubt" he answered. "But T
suppose I am selfish, like most men,
n l had begun to hope you might
oblige Mrs. Mears, and take pity on
me-"
I'm not sure you need it," she
laughed. "How long do you think Of
staying?"
perhaps not more than two weeks"
he answered. II ought not to stay
away from my business longer than
that. Of course I might leave it in
the hands of others, but I believe in
keeping q strict watch on things, and
you can't always trust s~ubordinates
when your eye is not on them. Besides
I have a big deal pending"
Before the evening was over Locke
knew that the fascinating Mrs. Morris
had been a widow three years, and was
pretty well fixed as to a comfortable
income; and Dulcie had been Informed
that Locke was a bachelor, entirely un-
attached, and quite capable of support
ing a wits in comfort, if not luxury.
She inferred from some things he let
drop 1t might turn out to be the latter.
During the next few days the two
were seen so much together that Mrs.
Mears saw fit to chaff Dulcie.
at looks to me like q conquest. sure
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31

under license regulations not to buy
mere than 70 per cent of their u
clases of flour from millers as based
On their purchase for the CORE.
spending months of the preceding
year and their sales to the retail
trade must be in the proportion of
n pound of wheat flour to one pound
of other cereals, this being in the
same proportion in which the seller
sells to the consumer unless the
wholesalers satisfies himself that the
substitutes nave already been pur-
chased from another source.
No ~Profiteering.
"a ruling has been made that in
making any combination sales under
this program, dealers shall name a
price for each of the articles so sold
which shall not represent more than a
normal! pre-war profit on any one Of
the articles sold.
50 Millers of flour are to distribute
their output through their customary
channels and markets in such a man
ner that each city, town and district
may receive it's usual proportion. The
wheat millers have been required to
produce one barrel of flour (196
pcunds) from 264 pounds of wheat.
This is a white flour and represents
from 2 per cent to 4 per cent higher
extraction than from last years har-
vest.
Two Wheatiess Days.
&c. To assist further in conserva-
ton, Monday and Wednesday of each
week are to be observed as wheatless
days and one meal of each day as a
Whcatless meal. This applies both in
the home and in the public eating
Place and on such days and meals no
crackers, pastries, macaroni, break.
fast food or other cereals containing
wheat should be used. The only ex.
ception to this is such small amounts
OF flour as may be needed for thicker.
ing soups or gravies or as a binder
in %cornbread or other cereal breads.
~. On wheatless days and at
wheatless meals, the food administra-
ticn urges that bread baked in the
home be other tian wheat bread.
Where bread is purchased either for
use in public eating places or in the
home, Victory bread should be used,
If no wheat substitutes can be found.
State CHIEF to Name Meal.
"The federal food administrator in
each state will the meal to
be observed. as a wheatless meal in
his state. If no meal is designated,
the United States food administration
prefers that the evening meal be
wheatless.
IS. It is further desired, in order
that meat and pork products be con.
served, that me meatless day (Tues.
day. in every week, and one meatless
meal in every day, be observed, and,
in addition, two porkless days (Tues.
day and Saturday. in every week, be
strictly kept. BY 'meatless' is meant
without hog, cattle or sheep products.
On other days use mutton and lamb
in preference to beef or pork. By
'porkless' is meant without pork, ba~
con-. lard or other pork products, fresh
or preserved. Use fish, poultry and
eggs.
80. For local situations where ex.
captions are necessary application
should be made to the state food ad-
ministrators."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
Bandits Get 100000 in Gems.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-Four robbers, one
OF them posing as a detective, en-
tered the offices Of the Heler-Rose
company, jewelers., in the heart of the
downtown district, and escaped witt
jcwelry valued at $500, 900 after lock
ing a member of the firm and two
stenographers in a Mushroom. The
robbers entered the Office of the com
pany, which is Oh the ninth floor Of
the Marshall Field Annex building
while President Frank T.. Rose and
the stenographers were alone.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
Very Liberal.

Father-f I give yuh some money
tub spend in the city yuh won't go
to them dancin' halls or gamin' places,
will yuh?
Son-No, sir.
Father-Well, then, here's a quarter,
an, mind yuh, keep your word.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31

she had to sit all alone outside. OF
course Mr.. Locke agreed with her, and
they soon found themselves getting on
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
He Knew,

She-You brute! Where my head
was when I consented to marry you I
can't imagine.
He-On my shoulder, my dears--'
Boston Evening Transcript.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-01-31
First U. S. War Patients Reach Here

u" S' wal FSueHlS neSSn r7eFe,
Baltimore, Jan. 29.-The first war
patients to arrive in Baltimore from
the United States General hospital,
Fort Henry. "A total of 60 men-51
enlisted men, seven officers and two
nurses-are now at the fort. The
men arrived at an American port
Wednesday and were brought direct
to the hospital. 1t took them two
weeks to get from France to an
American port. They left on Jan. o
and arrived on Jan. as.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
CEsTNA zELEZNICA.

Zvezina delavska komisija pre-
iskuje vpraSanje cestne zelemice
V Clevelandu. Prihodnji mesec bo
preiskava gotova. V slucaju, da
zvezina komisija prizna usluzben-
Gem vecjo place, Sc bo voznina
zviSala ali pa Sc bo sluzba poslab-
Sala. Usluzbenci bodo dobili maj
.brz 500 povisano place. Ce Sc bo
pa mesto ustavljalo in NE bo do
volilo 5 centne voznje, tedaj zgu-
bi mesto pravico do kontrole mad
ceStno ZeleznicO.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
DRUSTVOM S. S. P. ZVEZE
NAZNANJE.

V zadnjem casu nam tajniki
druStev S. S. p. q. neprestanO po-
Siljajo razne oglase in naznanila o
veselicah, ola to priobcujemo Ii
stu Glas Svobode, in Sicer brez-
plaeno.
Cenjenim tajnikom naznanja-
mo, maj V bodoce prilozijo talim
oglasom tudi denar ali pa postne
znamke, ker mi nismo zavezani nj
ii ne moreno teh oglasov brezpla-
emo priobeevati.
Mas list je sicer Glasilo S. S. P.
T., toda tega pa ne more nihce "a
htevati, ola bi kar cele kupe dru-
stvenih veseliGnih oglasov brez-
placno priob6evali. Takih in po-
.dobnih oglasov prihaja zlasti V
tenn mesecu tolikO, da sami he We
mo, kan z mimi.
Maj torej cenjeni drustveni tai
niki to vpostevajo ter maj takim
oglasom vedno priloze denar ali
pa poStne znamke.
Uprava Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
POHABLJENEC USTRELIL
OCETA.

Chicago, Ill. - John Verburg.
pohabljenec in devetnajst let star,
ie ustrelil Getrtek V navzoGnOStl
svoje matere in treh mlajSih Sc
stra V stanovanju obitelji Ellis
Park svojega oceta, ki je priSel V
pijanem stanju V stanovanje, kjer
je njegovo materio grdo ravnal.
Nato pa je povsem mirno pricako-
val prihoda policije, kateri je Cd
kritosrGno primal dejanje.
Mladi Verburg je vozil neIo
dvigalo V Leopoldovem pOslopju.
V lanskem avgustu so mu morali
bolnici tikoma pod kolenom od-
rezati desnO' nogo, vsled cesar pa
je pozneje vendar delal, kajti on
je bill poleg svoje sedemnajst-let-
ne sestre Marie, ki je zaposlena
kot prodajalka V neki trgovini V
mestu, glavni prehranitelj druzi-
ne.
Gee je lie malo pripomogel "a
vzdrzevanje obitelji. Delal je lie
redkokdaj, in kar je tedaj zaslu-
I'll, ie redno zapil. V cetrtek I'VE
Ger je po izjavi sosedov svojo ze-
no V navzoGnosti otrok brutalnO
pretepal.
Nekaj casa je sin to pocetie mir
no gledal, dOl0ler nj udaril Yer
burg SvOjo zenO V sredO Obraza,
da Sc. je takoi zvrnila ma tia. Te-
daj pa je stopil k miznici, jo Cd
prl ter potegnil IL ME revolver, IL
katerega je oddal IA svojega oce-
ia dvoje strelov.
Obe krogli sta zadeli; ena O.
braz, druga pa V Sredino celia in
Verburg je umrl po nekaj minu-
tab. Mladi Verburg, Xxi je dejanje
primal, Sc nahaja sedaj ma Cot
tage Grove policijslii postal.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
ROPARSKI NAPAD.

Chicago, Ill. = Cd dveh gOStov,
ki sta vstopila V avtomobil (taxi-
cab, IL "a katera Sc je pOzneje IL
kazalo, da sta bila bandita, sta BIZ
la napadena SOfer A. Reichelt in
njegov priiatelj Norman Ray
mond. Prvi je moral izroGiti rO-
pariema Svoj briljantni prStan V
vrednoSti 5000, drugi pa svojo zla-
to uro in denarnico, kateri je /
mel $23 denarja.
Bandita sta najela avtOmObil na
HalSted ceSti ter sta dejala, ola Sc
odpeljeta ma izprehod. ko je avto-
mobil dOSpel do Christiania in
Grand Ave, sta rOparja pOtegnila
SamOkrese, zapovedala SOferju,
mai uStavi, nato sta pObrala obe-
ma njune vrednOstne Stvari ter Ju
prisilila, da sta oba izstopila IL av-
tomObila, katerega sta Sc tOlovaJa
posluzila "a svOj beg. Pozneje so
naSli avtOmobil na Congress ceSti.
Bill je prazen.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
PRIJETI ROPARJI.

Policija je V noci V pondeljek
aretirala Clevelandu, O., pet ro-
parjev, XII so V zvezi ropom pla,
cline liste cd The Hunkin-Conkey
Co. in Xxi so zaeno oropali vec GO
stilen ma vzhodni strani mesta te,
kom zadnjih dveh tednov. Robert
Hunt je primal, da je oropal bla,
gajnika The Hunkin- -Conkey Con
stuction Co. "a $4100. Stirje dru,
gi pa, Frank Shannon, Willard
Penty, Roy Carlsbeck in Abra,
ham Harris so pa PRIMAL, da SC
Oropai vec salOOnov.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
AngleSko porocilo.

London, Anglia. - Izvzemsi
artilerijskega bojevanja ma obeh
straneh reke Lys, nj cd tn nicesar
vaznega porocati.
NaSe cete so V cetrtek ponoci V
sosescini Gavrelle (severoiztoeno
Arrasa), napadle sovrazne strelne
jarke in zajele nekaj vjetnikov.
Ma raznih tockah Sc vrsi ma O.
beh straneh topnisko obstreljeva-
ME, posebno zivahno pa je doll
nah reke Somme in Ancre, who'd
no Arrasa ter na severnem delu
boine frOnte.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
USTAVLJEN POGREB.

Coroner Byrne je ustavil po-
greb V torek zjutrai dvanajStleme
deklice Elizabeth Ruskaj IL Eu-
cid, 0. Dekle je umrlO preteceno
soboto, in stariSi 50 izjavili, da je
umrla "a pljuGnico, ko je pa ko-
roner zvedel, da je del1le malo
pred smrtjo povzilo nekaj candya,
je dial kOroner vSo zadevo preiska,
ii, ker Sc boje, da je bill candy "a
Strupljen.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
JUNASKI BOJI AMERISKIH
LETALCEV.

Z ameriSko armada ma Franco
skem. - Kapitan David Peterson
IL Honesdale, Pa, in kapitan Ken
meth Mari IL Kalifornije, junaka
zracne bitke, ki Sc je vrsila V sre-
do in kateri je Peterson sestre-
ill dvoje sovraznih biplanov, kapi-
tan Mari pa emo letalo V teulskem
sektorju, sta povedala podrobno-
sti te zraGne bitke.
"Letel sem V blizini Thiacourta
visocini 5000 metrov', je dejal
kapitan Peterson, "ko sem maho-
ma opazil diva nemSka albatrosa V
precei veliki oddaljenosti ma svo-
il desni strani. Poletel sem takoj
dvesto metrov viSje, ustavil stroj
in Sc zaletel "a NINA.
"Priletel sem skoro tikoma zad-
MEGA letala. V oddaljenosti 100
jardov sem otvoril ogenj in krogle
IL mole strojne puske so kar deze-
vale ma sovrazno letalo, XII je Ia
koj nato pablo V plamenih ma zem-
ljo.
"Nadaljeval sem svoj polet i
Sti smeri'', je pripovedoval leta-
lee, "in tekOm dveh minut sem l.
mel pred seboj drugo sovrazno le-
talo. Sovrazni letalec je poizkusil
narediti nosni zalet, toda moje
krogle 50 ga re zadele in ena Pc
rot njegovega letala Sc je odlomi-
la. Ko sem naredil par krogov,
sem opazil prvi stroj gorec ma ze-
mlji, drugi je pa ravnokar dim
in plamen zavit padal ma zemljo.
To je vse, kar sem videl." "
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
AVSTRIJA v KREMPLJIH
NEMCIJE.

Brzojavke IL Svice porOGajo, da
herlinski listi naznanjajO o nOvi
zvezni pogOdbi, ki ie bila Sklenje-
ma med nemSkim in avStrijSkim
cesarjem o pliliki zadnjega Obiska
avStrijSkega ceSarja nemSkem
glaynem Stanu. = Nova zveza je
sklenjena "a petindvajSet let in Sc
nanasa ma vojaSke obIigacije ter
ma ekonomiGne OdnOSaje, kakor
tudi ma realizacijO srednje-eyrOp-
skin naGrtOv.
Ista brzojavka pOrOca, da vesti
Dunaja naznanjajo, da nj bila
podpiSana fOrmalna pOgOdba, kaj-
ii trenutek "a to nj ugOden, ven
dar pa sta smer in baza move pO-
godbe defenitivno odlo6eni ter da
preoStane Sc Samo pOravnava ma
lin diferenGnih took.
AvStrijSki in nemSki cesar sta o
prilih svojega sestanka men,
Skem glavnem stanu imenovala tu-
di move mOnarhe "a LitOnijO, Kur-
landijo, Estonijo in POljskO. Br
zojayka Exchange Telegrapha IL
Kodania pOroGa, da so to vest OBJ
javili nemSki listi.
Uradna brzojavka IL Berlina
naznanja, da so glavna vpraSanJa
move pogodbe reSena, zveza med
NemcijO in Avstrijo je sklenjena
in ekonomicni dogovori Sc bOdO V
kratkem 6asu udejstvili.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
Dolga stavka koncana.

Newark, n. Y. = Dolgotrajna
stavka vec stotin organiziranih
krznarjev pri tvrdki A.. Holander
& Sin, katera Sc je prieela V Ian
skem decembru, je sedaj koneana.
Teden bo incl 5011a delavnih ur,
pri strojih pa samo so UT.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
OPROSCFN VSLED POMANJ.
KLJIVIH DOKAZOV.

Chicago, I'll. - V Getrtek je
stal pred sodnikom McGortijem
Italian Ettore Bettini, vendar Sc
ie odvetniku posrecilo, da je
svojo zagovornisko zgovonostio
obdolzbe pobil. Obdolzenec je
namreG sam dobil vec ran in je IT,
dill, da ie bill napaden, ko sta sc
oba dine 10. januarja vracala Z de-
la dOmOv. O motivu dejanja MISC
mogli nicesar gotovega izvedeti.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
Nemsko porocilo.

Berlin, Nemeija. = Cd vceraj,
ko so Sc vrsiIi boji pehote severno
Kemmela, V katerih boiih smo W.
gil nazaj Francoze IL nasih posto-
jank, V katere so malo preje vdrli,
Sc vrsi samo topnisko bojevanje.
Tudi ma drugih frontah Sc vrsi
artilerijsko bojevanje, zlasti mo-
can ogenj pa je osredotocen ma
naSe topnistvo in naso pehoto ma
obeh straneh La Bassee prekopa,
kakor tudi med Sommo in Avro.
Ma zapadnem bregu reke Avre
ie sovraznik vceraj zjutraj napre-
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
Francosko porocilo.

Pariz, Francija. = Tu nj bilo
nikakih bojev pehote. JUNO in
zapadno reke Avre Sc vrsi topni-
Sko obstreljevanje.
V Hailes-Castel sektorju Sc je
vrsil topniski dvoboj. NemSki ma
pad zapadno Montdidirja je bill po
francoskem ognju odbit.
Francoske patrulje, XII so operi-
rale severno Ailette, so Sc vrnile z
nemskimi vjetniki.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
OBSTRELJENA STENOGRAF
KINJA.

Chicago, I'll. = Ana Weis, 49,
letna stenografkinja je bila OBJ
streliena cd neznane osebe levo
rokO. Bila je ma potu proti svOje'
mu domu ma Walton cesti, ko je
bill oddan strel, Xxi jo je ranil. Ona
nj mogla povedati, kdo bi bill izpa-
iii strel. Policija jo je prevedla V
Norve$ko-ameriSko bolnico.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
POIZKUSEN SAMOMOR.

Jamaica, l.. !. - Artur Gle
mentS, 20 let star IL Freeport, Je
izpil petek V nel1i tukajsnji le-
karni stekleniGico iodne tinkture,
5 katero 81 je hotel koncati zivlje-
ME. Prepeljali so ga V bOlnico,
kijer lezi sedai pod nadzorstvom
policije. Njegov polozaj je kriti-
cen.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
NEMCIJA JE SPRAVILA AVSTRIJo POPOLNOMA POD SVOJ0
PETO = AVSTRIJA TAKOREKOC NENISKA PROVINCA.

Porocilo tudi namanja, da Sc
bOdo preje pricele izvrSevati vo,
jaSke in politicne pogodbe kakoI
pa ekOnomiGne, "a katere bO pre-
teklo Sc nekaj mesecev, preden bo-
do kompletne.
BeSedilO V oficijemem pOrocilu
kOnference Obeh cesarjev poroGa
o trdni in poglobljeni zvezi med
Obema drzavama.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
JUNAK REVOLVERJA.

Chicago, Ill. = Artur Amzel,
posestnik male prodajalne mo-
skimi potrebscinami, je V eetrtek
prijazno pozdravil vstopivsega
tujca, smatrajoe ga "a odjemalca.
Odgovor pa je obstojal klicu
Roke kvisku!" in " roki bandita
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
OBSOJEN v DOSMRTNO
JECO.

Springfield, Mass. = Fred Ga
lerani, ki je bill izpoznan krivim
umora gospe Rose Galerani, sopro-
ge svojega bratranca, je bill tukaj
obsojen V dosmrtno jeco. On je u
moril tudi oceta ubite zenske IN
svojo laStno zeno.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
RaZne VeSti.

Sc je zasvetil revolver. Amzel je
moral gledati, kako ie bandit od-
prl register, wei il NIGGA $176,
nato pa jaderno pobegnil. Trgovec
je policiii ~oparja natancno OPT
sal
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17
ITALIJANI so WELL AV-
STRIJCEM NEKAJ COR
SIKH POSTOJANK.

Rim, Italia. - ItalijanSke cete
so podvzele Y Getrtek Ofenzlvl ma
pad ma avstrijSke zakope na gori
Monte ASOlOne, med rekama Bren-
to in PiayO, in so ydrle sOvraz-
ne zakope ma dveh mestih. Italija-
M so povzrOGii med Avstrijci veli-
Ike izgube in so zajeli nekaj vOjnih
vjetnikOv.
Oddelek na$e pehote'', pravi po-
rOGilO, "je vdrl ' sOvrazne zakOpe
ma Monte Asolone ma dveh meStih.
Del pOsadke je bill ubit, Ostali pa
so zbezali, puSteG V nash rOkah
nekaj vietnikov. Britanske patru-
lie so napadle SOvrazne pOStojan-
Ike pri CanOve, yjele so enega east
nika in nekaj mOz.
"Silna SoyraznikOya prizadeva-
MIA, da bi prepreGit napredOvanje
naSe Grte V RoSOle dOlini, pri For
TIM in Posina dOlini kakOr tudi
pri Dol di Chele, so Sc izjalOvila.
"V Lagarina in ArSa dOlini ter
ma AsiagO planOti Sc je vrSilO IA
obeh straneh silno tOpni$ko OBJ
streljevanje."
Dunaj poroca o bojevanju.
Dmaj, AvStrija. - AvStrijSka
vOjna piSarna pOroGa ljutem bO-
jevanju, ki Sc vrSi med rekama
Brento in Piavo ma italijanSki
'front.'. POrOGilO pravi:
"Med rekama BrentO in. PiavO
je bilO odbitih vec italijanskih ma
padov. Rezultat teh napadOv je bi-
10 bojevanje moza proti mOzu ma
Monte Asolone in ma Monte Perti-
ca.
Pogreznjena avstrijska bojna
ladja.
Rim, Italia. - Uradno Sc porO-
ca, da je bila V tOrek zgodaj zju-
traj V puljSkem zalivu pOgreznje-
ma pO italijanSkem brodOvju neka
avstrijSka bojna ladja. Ia ladja je
bila tipa Viribus Units razreda
100000 ton prostOrnine).
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17

ItaIijanske bojne ladje so pri'
plule V puljSki zaliv izognec Sc
avstrijskim patrolnim cOlnom IN
zarkometom. DoGim so Sc izvrse-
vale pomorske operacije, Sc je "a,
pletla italijanska zracna flotiIa v
boj avstrijskimi letalci. DvoJe
avstmjskih letal je bilo SestrelJe'
nih in mnogo iih je izgubilo kon,
trolo. VISA italijanska letala so Sc
vamO vrnila.
Porocilo pravi:
"Italijansko bojno brodovje Sc
ie izognilo Sovraznemu brodovju
in zarkometom ter je priplulo V
torek zgodaj zjutraj V puljSki "a,
iv, kjer je torpediralo neko veil,
ko avstrijsko bojno ladjO, Viribus
Units razreda.
Istocasno je skadron italijan-
skin letalcev napadel mad Puljem
avStrijska letala, sestrelil je dvo-
je letal in mnogo drugih pa je pri-
sill, da so pristala, ker so letalci
izgubii kontrolo mad svojimi strO-
il. VISA italijanSka letala so Sc var
NO vrniIa."
Potopljena ladja dreadnaught.
Avstriia ina Stiri vojne ladje
Viribus Units tipa, ki tvoriio maj
veGje in najmodernejSe ladje av-
strijske mOrnarice Odllar je IL
bruhnila vojna. Druge ladje tega
razreda so TegethOf, Prinz Eugen
III Scent IStvan. Prva teh ladij Je
bila zgrajena leta 1912, druge pa
V preSledkih V Gasu liza pri@otSp
vojne. Scent IStvan je bill zgrajen
leta 1915.
VSaka vojna ladja tega razreda
ina 10000 prostornine, je 525 cev-
ljev dolga ter je obOrozena Z II
dvanajstpalcnimi topOvi, diva
naistimi 3,9 palcnimi V glavni ba-
teriji, nadalje ina Is enajStfunt-
nih topov, vecje Stevilo manjih to-
pov in dive do SeSt cevi "a izpusca-
ME torped. Use imajo slime okle-
pc ter spadajo V vrstO dreadnou-
TOW. Ladja ViribuS Units je mare
dila na svoji pOizkusni voznji po
29.9 vOzlOv na urO.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-17

doval velikimi silami, XII so do
spele IL Senecat gozda Bill je IL
gubami odbit.