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The AIRPLANE SCANDAL.

The democratic administration has
asked for, and generally received re
publican support IN congress for al
rs var measures Indeed TIE pres
i5ent would more than once have fail
Ell 70 secure from congress power he
sought Il Il had not been for the sup
port OF republican senator's Repub-
lean members have shown a fine
spirit Of nationzlism- They might
have shown a narrow spirit OF parti-
sanisn IN return for the narrow spirit
shown by the president when i came
. appointing men TO office. Until
very recently with rare exceptions
hzs the president appointed z nepubli
can 70 any office OF honor OF trust
The questionable propriety Of 10
eating about three-four1hs Of the
army encaulpments and training
quarters in the democratic states Of
the south has beer referred 10, but
much more might have been said if
one had been utterly indifferent 70
criticism II the republican
members OF congress now insist
on full ard merciless investigation Of
the zirplane scandal, dragged into the
liruelight BY the distinguished demo
cratic senator from Oregon, they viii
do nothing less than the country ex-
poets Of them. After sqUsndering mora
than a half billion dollars, and falling
most shamefully 70 make good OF
their promise. If the war department
and Mr.. Secretary Baker are convict
ed Of lack Of capacity il viii be due 70
the fact that some democrats are high
minded American citizens before they
are servile partisans-
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PFSHASTIN
3 = > = = = = >

Mrs. Chester Stewart Of Wenstchee
IS visiting for few days this week
with her mother. Mrs. Ed Phillips
Mrs. Al. DurnaIl who has been liv-
ing in Seattle IS home on visit n
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. A. WI
son. She expects 70 leave for Cali
fornia when she Is through visiting
here.
Mrs. Horton from Wenatehee was
here on a visit Saturday and Sunday
WITH her daughter. Mrs. Leonard Har-
vey-
Mr.. Preston who was night watcher
a Wrights Saw Mil was hurt Tery
bzdlv when he fell off the platform.
Or. Hoxey * the attending physician
He s improving some. slow but sure
wr. and Mrs. B. L RYAN, were IN
Cashmere or business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobzou u1otore' -
Tenztchee TO see their daughter Ms
Forest Leedy who IS very sick al the
hospital
sl-2 pound girl was born 70 Mrs
Ollie Kelley at the Emergency Eospi-
al At Lezveuvorth FRIDAY. MAY ;
Mr.. Louis Arbogsst- Mss Lettie
Arbogzst and Mss Jessie Hasl,ins
were Jezvenworth shoppers Tuesday
Mrs. Harvey Otis WIG has beer in
Seattle for . short tine returned
home Saturday and intends 70 make
her home with her parents. Mrs- G. P
FryberEer-
Mrs Bert Paul and daughter Viz
Rinis and AT infant son returned 70
their home in Twisp after spending
some time with her mother Mrs ".
2 Boston Blanch Boston returned
home with her
Mr.. and Mrs n u. Starlcs we're IN
Leavenworth Tuesday OF business.
Miss Lsnphers. who was called 70
Brewster or some important business
returned home Moday evening.
]. A NTarnsn who has he ia
Seattle =. business returnes. hone
Seattle on business returned home
Sunday night
Louis Spidel was IN Leavenworth
Tuesday.
Mrs MI. Patrick. Miss Per7neliz
Patrick and Ollie Kelley were Lea-
wentworth visitors Tuesday.
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TWENTIETH NATION DECLARES
WAR on GERMANY.

The Nicaraguan congress on Tues
day formally declared war on Ger
many. This made just twenty nations.
great and small. who have declared
war on the unspeakable Hun nation.
Congress also adopted q declaration
Of solidarity with the other American
Republics a. war with Germany and
Austria and authorized the President
10 take steps TO utilize to q full mea-
sure the nations forces in the war.
Nicaragua's action follows that OF
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Socialism Was Introduced into this
Country By Germany to Help
Her Win Was

Socialism in America vas branded
as poisonous German propaganda b.
Samuel GompeTs, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, II q
speech at Cleveland, April 70. There
Is no such thing a. an American
Socialist party" Mr. Gompers said
.'The American Socialist organization
is merely a branch Of the one IN Ger
nany--it Is part Of Ire German pro
paganda-
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AaIERICA To BE
CONf.RArI-. ATEn

C0NtsRNrU' ATEn.
Without dissenting voice the press
Of the nation has hailed with delight
the appointment Of ChaS. VI. Schwab
as head Of our national shibbuilding
program.
The nation is turning AZ last 70
practical men Of affairs to handle its
great war plans.
Close upon the heals of Mr..
Schwab's appointment comes the ap-
pointment Of John D. Ryan. another
of Americas great captains OF indus
try, as head Of the airplane construc-
non program.
For year shipbuilding and air
plane construction have Jagged under
political management but some good
has come from It, it has proved to
the people, what thinking men have
often said, that no form OF political
management can ever secure the re
suits OF downright individuals Amer
can initiative, If freed from the re
straining influences Of official red
tape.
President Wilson Is 10 be congratu-
lated on his business ike plan of
putting real builders in charge of our
construction program.
WoTkmen are TO be congratulated
for the men are friends OF labor.
The American public is 70 be con
graduated because Schwab and Ryan
viii get results for which we have
all been so patiently waiting.
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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1918

tributed among consumers who were
overcharged by dealers IN the past
few months.
The money has been paid 70 Whit
comb BY the coal dealers and viii be
disbursed through the fuel admins
traitors office The coal operators
assert that none Of the consumers
were overcharged Intentionally.
4 number Of purchasers who were
overcharged S65I.2l could not be 10
Gated. so their refund viii be given TO
the Red Cross. Ii Is estimated 31S
consumers would receive refunds.
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High School Breezes
The Juninr links

The Junior links given by the men,
bers Of the Junior class Of the Lea
venworth High School last Thursday,
May :. was 4 brilliant success, and
was greately enjoyed by everyone
Of the large crowd IN attendance Each
number OF the well varied program
was cIeverly rendered by those tax
ing part. and pronounced as strictly
worthy OF praise by our most noted
critics The first number was
Coon Creek comedy by Olive Blan-
kenship and John Coppock, excellentIy
given and furnishing the house with
an excuse for laugh They them
selves say that everything came off
alright except the black. Next came
q pantomime entitled ~LochinvaT,
read by Ira West and acted out in
motion also brot forth many laughs
Hazel Peterson. the musical lady. de-
lighted the audience with two popular
selections and was encored several
times 1t Is pronounced that she
has a splendind voice and VIII be
heard Of again in the future.
Another sketch Modern Progress
followed this, in which Edward
Ritchie, Bruce Smith, Theodore Kuch
and Elenor Gage, made brilliant ap-
pearanees- This number made quite a
hit with the audience, due 70 It's
modern spirit and perhaps due also
to Bruce Smiths marvellous pie eat
ing capacity.
Merritt and Clifford Hagler gave
musical selection before the sketch,
by name, the 'Hartville Shakespeare
Club perhaps one Of the best tax
ing numbers OF the evening. The
participants were composed solely Of
girls and besides several good selec-
tons IN speaking as rendered by Iva
West, Hazel Peterson. Vivian Ray-
holds. Louise Rumohr and Isabelle
Ouren. the latter two in Romeo and
Juliet This sketch too was very
funny aided by the antics Of Agnes
Davis as Nora, the maid and the many
and varied accidents occurring turnout
the play
The closing number, ukalele selec-
ton by the entire class, portrayed
2 very cleverscene n connection with
good music Their final song was
the 4Star Spangled Banner" which
brought the audience TO its feet The
proceeds Of the play amounted 70
something ike $50 which viii be used
70 entertain the senior class.
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HENRY t. BOOTH. 81, SUICIDED
At ENTIAT TUESDAY.

He had been in poor health and
secreted a % caliber pistol in his bed
and waited until alone, the family ali
being in . lower room 4 sound was
heard and investigation showed he
had shot himself. The body was "
ing on the bed. Death must have
been instantaneous. He left wife
and four sons and one daughter, all
living az Entiat.
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Senior Day.

The time honored event took place
Wednesday and was hugely enjoyed
By ali the school not 70 mention the
teachers One By one the class
appeare on the stage, ressed as is
prophesied they viii look twenty
years from now. Clifford Hagler was
. famous pianist, sort Of second cousin
70 Pade7eweski- we suspect Then
there was Lounie Hartman, bug Hunt
ter; Gilbert Reeves a lone hermit with
no one 70 darn his socks; 0rrietts
Peterson, designer. who had to stop
in the midst Of an airy dance 10 pow
Ger her nose, Joe Smith, fsmons
mechanic who made 2 ford out Of a tin
can and a piece Of string and then
took Lowell Hendricks, the lovely Red
Cross nurse out joyTiding.
Following in their wake was Miss
Virginia Toles old maid and promi-
nent war correspondent; last but not
least were Mon Hagler, movie studio
manager and Lloyd Brown, world
famed astronomer II cap ard gown
After this delightful pantomime
Lloyd Brown read the senior class
last vii and testament; after which
Gilbert Reeves, class president pre-
scented 70 the junior president. Bruce
Smith, the much beloved loving cup.
cherished as Of old but minus its
customary yearly coat Of paint
Senior day, 50 far as the student
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LIBRARY WILL CLOSE NAY 18th.
The Leavenworth public library viii
close Saturday, May IS and all who
have books out are requested 10
bring them in not later than May IS.
The library viii reopen IN the fall.
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body Is concerned ended by the rol-
licking song by the whole class after
which the whole assembly arose and
sang The Star Spangled Banner.
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WASHINGTON COAL DEALERS
OvERCHARGED CONSUMERS

A Seattle dispatch in the daily
press Wednesday states that State
Fuel Administrator Whitoomb has an
nounoed that ss.s6s.4s viii Be dis
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its neighbor, Guatemala which last
month declared war on Germany. Nc
aragua severed relations with Ger
many a year ago.
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RUBBER STAMPS

The Echo takes orders for anything
in the Rubber Stamp lire. Careful
attention and prompt delivery. maIt'
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RUBBER STAMPS.

Orders for anything in the Rubber
Stamp line taken at The Echo Office
Careful attention and prompt delivery
May II
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-05-10

Planning q vacation? Visit lake
Keechelus Inn. on Sunset Highway
and Milwaukee, Railway, mid-wsy
between Yakima and Seattle, in the
heart Of the Cascades-eo0l and Dc
lightful. Best mountain climbing.
fishing. scenery, etc Good accom-
mediation. reasonable. Season oFens
May goth. For further information
address: Lake Keeehelus I'm. Kee-
chelus. Wash. VIVA ma $40
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KILL The KEISFR.

With Kraut- Get your cabbage plants
from c. E Rollins. Also have var
iety Tomatoes perfectly adapted 70
this location. Every one ripened II
1917. May ST
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FOR RENT-Six room house with
cellar. on River Front s.. Sf2.00
per month. See Mrs. jas Clark.
Apr. ST
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two room shack. Fur
nished- Close in. Ask the Echo for
particulars May ST
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Echo want ads. bring results.
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1000 feet % to IS pound pressure
10 inch wood stave pipe. Price $
cents per foot, {. o. +. mouth OF
Icicle. For further information.
write City OF Leavenworth. OF A.
R. Brown. Clerk. marS1
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Classified Ads.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good clean seed Pora-
toes. Early Michigan and Melted
Gems st 500 per hundred for sale
BY \. 0. Nuetzel. Cali on O. B.
Robertson. May lnsf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
ALTE TIMPURL

Este su de toy ca curioziatea Romnuu
dagogi cind oberva evenmen o
tovedeste prepclatea (deeptaunea copulu ed de
"a creerul sau lucra utca vegnoasa apara e
&c prceocta bucur foarte multi parn trebu
ra s ne prnda 81 pc moi penru ca mcutu destnat deven
nal dnre putni oamen vaoros ocietai La popoae
copi inca de mpuriu pot vedea abiae de dpune
Foporu nostr Hc odaa prieul desvoe
in de la Mi in eaganl supcrbor Carpat
rebu sa stee in nina sa apere veree de
barbara care rcvara nordu: slit paras cmpit
fertile (rodOare) retragc pc naec pscuri muno1
sasi scape vata Rominu putu desvoc
tic ineecuale. Con'ile sub sa sub
ost neavoabe pentru e Gu oate aceste Rominu
time excepti tine unea ST dacd in uncle pvntc dups
cum asgura uni = Romn ramas multi inlara putem
muumi obsevam uncle prccocitati fac speram
,aul ndrepta.
Sc zicc Romml nepasator poatc. Eu nsa din
RomnuI nepasaor c banuitor. ca o poate
seau sd datorese nveulu intellectual al popouui
dar de ntees da sa mtelegem ac
vom SAL intelegem
curos ca poporul argumencaza la oos? eli acti
veaza pentru poate sa convn ca vorbee sboara
numa actunea adcc eztae precocitate ST
bui buce Mai multi ncurajam poporu
ae de actun 81 in oc ca basamata nepasare
oruu @ ntrebam Ce facut sa reclaam ncrederea
u Rominu mre alte obceuri mosenite pastrat pima z
&c a caracrul Roaanuu de uita pc c ce fac bne or
Nepasarea poporul nostu araa pedeaps
pc indvdul sau nAviz capuui lor
.Daca tea muscat sarpee temi 81 de sopirla iata
cauza nepasarii poporuu Aeasta nsa prmor
daa Rominu fo mute orr eli 81? rabdat! 81
multi ncuraat dar pc
arcasici rabdare virtuea bonlu
cd poporul nostru tras ne pese accasta ,virtute''
Sa cercat de mue ori refer la Romn de
nnt popol a fe nut departe de tot sa face in
e u Oar fost deajuns numa ciya ami de umin popou
omn sa numa alba pa de lie zice mai pe
neste de dpomat c faca sapin dsnee u Fapu
costa bucura recocitate prom mutt I'm poae
conduce pa de conducator
re cae deveni un popor puernic 81 ferct.
Sa dat sa mteleaga train in alte mpuri
mimic face trecatu dar neeaga in ruptu
rnln ca copu prea sa mai fie pnrta braes
LIB
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
'FRANCfzII 81 ENCLElI
.INA|NTEAzA NEREU Pc
fRONTll DIN P|CARD|A.
De: Webb Miller,

PARIS. II August. = Urm5
dupa urma Francezii 81 Englczi
smulg din nina germanilor terc
nul dintrc ccle cinci punctc prin
cipalc de pc linia din Picardia
fatind linia grrmana tot ma
grcu dc aparat 81 mai ncsigurI
La colhll ertrem din sudul
liniei de lupta. francczii an a.
runcat pc generalul Bochn pestc
crestele importante a inaltimilo,
de la La>signy &c dominau tinu.
tnl cItcva mile in jur. Acum ina.
lnteaZa mercu pcste tcremul grcu
dc parcnrS de la sud-vcst de La.
S>lgny. care tOfmat de mici de
Lutte 81 Val dind un loc ideal pen.
tru cuiburile de masini dc pus
cat.
Gu bagare de seama 81 metodic
gcneralul Foch ISL intarcSte bl.i
ul ce incinge Lassigny 81 Royr
in acest timp lovestc en- taric in.
ire Challncs 81 Royc, cit 81 in
ire Roye 81 LaSsigny. :
In acest timp tinteste sd 10
veasca 81 direct intre Lassigny
81 'Noyon. De aci mai spre nord
sa lntinde un seS pronuntat.
Din pozitiile noni Francezii au
sub foeul aFtileaiSs ,.s-.sat. ,s--.ssa.stt.tS s.sllr.
Plemont. Bois-de- Reserve 81
Mont -Renaur.
La fel acopere 81 Noyon de la
vest 81 sud-vest, aceasta arata ca
e numai chestie de timp pima
end germanii vor parasi LasSig-
ny care punctul eel MAJ
principal din linia Gle acum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19

CLEVELAND, OHIO, LUNI, 10 AUG. 1913.
BULLETIN.

PARIS, Aug. II. - Ministe-
rul de razboi a raportat astazi
un progres continuativ 1ntre
Roye 81 Lassigny asa ca fran
cezii au ajuns marginile de est
ale padurii della Loges.
Lupte mari de artilerie au a.
vut loc in vest de Roye.
I'm vest de Roye au avut loc
lupte mari de artilerie" spu-
nea comunicatul. I'm sud de A.
vre, fraacezii si-au continual
progresul lor 81 AL ajuns pima
la marginile de est ale padurii
della Loges.
,,1ntre Matz 81 Disc au fost
respinse doua contraatacuri
germane, la Monolithe 81 Car
moye, lar positiunile francezi-
lor au fost retinute.
I'm nordvest de Rheims o raj
ia a inamicului, la Neuvilette,
nu a success.
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UNDE 81 CUM ARE SE FIE
BIRUITA GERMAN|A?
PARERlE NAR|LOR DIPLOMAT DtffRA MULTI
OAR TOTI DOREsC 1NFRfNCEREA EI.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. - in
altii oficianti militari de aici cred
ca razboiul poate fl cistigat pc
frOntlrl de vest, dar cu tOate ace
stea diplomatic americani impreu-
na cu diplomatic militari europeni,
stunt Gle crcdinta ca America 81 pu-
terlle aliate an sa atace puterile
ccntrale 81 din alte parti.
Roosevelt, secretarul de stat de-
la ministerul de marina al Statelor
Unite, a annntat nu de multi ere
dnta sa ca Sc vOr trimite mai mul-
tc trupeAmcricane i'm Italia. Aceas-
Ia dat nadcjde reprez. Sirbici,
Grccici 81 Italiei, ca prin noua lor
purtarc, Statele Unite vOr ciOcani
tot Alta de tare trupele puterilor
centrale de pc alte fronturi ca 81
celc de pc frontul de vest.
March, scful statului major al
ar,hatci >,tatclor Unite, Gu tOatc a.
ccstca a marturisit naintea comite-
tului de afaceri militare al senatu-
lui, Cd razboiul trebuie sa fie cisti-
gat numai 81 numai pc frontul de
vest 81 cd ofensivele din Russia. Bal
cani orr din Palestina nu sunt
practice.
Parerea Gu privire la 1ntelepciu-
nca acestei politices este foarte i'm
partita i'm Washington, dupa cum
fost in Anglia, Franta 81 Ger
mania.
Gcneralul March, ajutat de sta
ful sau, a anuntat ca Statele Unite
vor adopta strategic lui Napoleon
de a Sc arunca mai aspru asupra
inamicului asupra celui mai tare
punct al sau.
Presedintele Wilson, dupa cum
sa crede, pentru un timp oarc care,
fost ciStieat pentru aceasta poll
tica.
Rcprezentantii Sirbiei 81 Italici
de aici, cred ca Germania are sd fie
nimicita complet mai iute prin un
atac mare in Balcani. Tn astfel Gle
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A H..

Sccti,tnile Ligei Ndtionale Romi-
me din america snnt drisate ca pi-
M la alcdtuiren dejinitird a dis
trictelor sd trimitd sumele incasa-
lie Ia adrcsa d-lM fulius e. Y. I0a-
norici, secrctarM Ligei Rationale
R0nline, 917 American Trust Bldg,
Cleveland, o.
Din sumele fncdsdte ansd sectiu-
nile cor retinea 10oo din carl con-
form Statutelor 500 cor fl intre-
bmintate pentrm trebuin!ete lor To-
Gale, lar 500 ror II trimise casieriei
districtuale, inddtd ce dist,ictele
nor fl or1anisate.
Cocurie trebuiesc tO0te fGcute
pc mumele pdrintelm Req. Romul
Doctor, casarNl Ligei Nationale Ro-
mine an Spearnaan Ave., Far
reH, Pa
Cleveland. 12 Aug. n. 1918.
VASILE STOICA, pres.
IULlTS u. V. IOANOVICI,
secretnr.
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AvIATORUL BlDDLE CT.
$TiGA ALTA VlCTORlE.
De: Frank J. Taylor,
United Press Staff Correspondent.

Gu armata Americana in Fran
ia, II August. = Capitanul Bid
die din Philadelphia fortat pc
un aeroplan german, sistemul
Rumpler, ca sa descinda la Nan
cy. Pilotul a fost mort lar OBJ
servatorul greu rant, insa masi-
ma fost prinsa intacta Cara a
suferi stricaciuni.
Biddle primit o scrisoare
personala de la generalul Per
shlng acum doua luni de zile
clnd a fost puscat JOS 1ntre linii-
lie de lupta unde a,ramas mai
mutt de ri 81 a scapat printre
ghiulele de artilerie.
Aviatorii americani arh atacat
din nou drumul dc ficr dc la
Dommary-Baroncourt, in apropi-
ere de Metz. S'a observat ca la
mai multe pnncte sinele an fost
sfarimate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19

atac ar detasa Bulgaria 81 Turcia,
GU cIte-va luni mai de timpuriu, dc
puterile centrale.
Sub o presume grea, Austria are
sa Sc Inconvoaie in curind. dupa
cum sd vede 81 sd crede, las1nd Ger
mania singura eXpusa.
Dupa cum sa spune. constituirea
frontului din est, in Russia, va fl
numai parte din acest plan.
Gel ce sunt pentrn strategic Gle
pc frontul de est spun ca pentru a
invinge numai pc Germania, pc
frontul de vest, trcbuic sa nu ia in
seama aspiratiilc politice ale Ger
maniei in est.
Germania crede sa 81 puma cle-
LStcle sale in aceasta regiune vasta
81 nedezvOltata, alta de bogata in
'tot soul Gle resursc. Dinsa va abZi-
ce bncuroasa de tot aceea ce vor &C.
re aliatii pc frontul de vest, dca-
lungul granitei franceze incluzind
Bclgia, daca ar fl signra ca is ar
'da drepturi in Russia 81 in Balcani.
Oar daca aliatii ar ingadui asa ce-
va, aceasta s ar dovedi i'm curind
de foarte fatal pentru dinsii.
Militaristii, carl favorizeaza con-
centrarea -sfortarilor pc frontul de
vest, spun ca fortele aliatilor nu
mai pot fl impartite. Alta timp cit
Germania nu va fl batuta in Fran
ia 81 alungata pima dincolo de Rim,
dInsa va continua a fl primejdie
81 victoria MI ARE sd fie completa.
Alti critici militari, totusi, dee
lara ca prin aruncarea fortelor pc
frontierele expuse de est Ger
mania are sd fie fortata slabi from
tul Ell Gle vest pentru ca sd capete
oameni de ajuns pentru frontul de
aparare in est. lar aliatii vOr fl fa-
vorizati prin fortele continuu cres-
.cInde, intarite prin nationalitatiIe
din imprejurimea Germaniei din
est, earl an sa duca teama de vie
torle germana 81 prin urmare vor
s;irl in ajutOrul aliatilor.
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BULETINE.

LONDRA, Aug. II - Mare
salul de Gimp Haig raporteaza
astazi un nou progress pc from,
tul de vest. Trupele engleze au
inaintat de nou pc margina de
vest a salientului (fasiei) din
Flandra.
Comunicatul sau oficios spu-
ne: ,,Presiunea trupelor noa-
sire in nord de Noye 81 nord de
Ancre, continua. Progresul a
fost facut in ambele sectore. e"
I'm vecinatate de Vieux- -Ber-
quia, patrulele noastre s'au an
gajat in lupte violente ieri 81 in
decursul noptii au mai avut loo
81 alte incaierari. Trupele noa-
sire au progresat in acest Sec
tor 81 in vecinatate de Merris.
Au fost luati c1ti-va prisonieri.
,,Artileria ostila a arafat o
activitate considerable in a.
propiere de Mount Houge 81 la
Sherpenberg, precum 81 in We
cinatate de lacul Zillibeke.
ZURICH, II August. - Con-
form celQr scrise in ziarul Neue
Freie Presse, la cartierul gene
ral german Sc discuta propune-
rea de a Sc face singura CONAN
da suprema pc toate fronturile
puterilor centrale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
MARE ExPLOSlUNE IN
ROMfNlA.

ZURICH, II Aug. - Conform
unei telegrame primite aici din
Bucuresti, la Vaslui, in Rom1nia,
a avut loc o esplosiune in un depo-
sit (magazin) de ghiulele. Aceasta
esplosiune ucis mai bine de 100
persoane 81 a ranit peste $50 alte
persoane. Sa crede ca esplosiunea
a fost incendiara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
AVANSAREA
FRANCEZILOR,

PARIS, II August {9.55 p.
m.). = Trupclel franceze an a
illns la mila de Roye 81 Las
signy.
Camp Decar, situat la 0 mila
spre vest de Royc, a fost cuce-
rit, lar transeielc Midian 81 Pie
ssis Deroye, situate la mai putin
de mila spre vest de Lassigny
au fost ocupate. Aci 'au luat
foartc multi prisonieri 81 0 ma.
re cantitate de munitiuni Ra.
poartele spun ca inaJnicnl Sc pre-.
gktestc evacna clinul Roye-