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The Washington times., 1918-11-22
FORD'S PLANT WILL
BUILD CANAL BOATS

DETROIT. Nov. 22.-Henry Ford
has authorized the announcement that
River Rouge plant, where the Eagle
submarine chasers are being built for
the Government. will be diverted to
the manufacture of canal boats on a
large scale Immediately after the con-
tract with the Government has been
completed.
Republican members, during con-
sideration by the House Naval sub
committee of the naval appropriation
bill for 1920, objected strongly to
continuation OF the contract for
building Eagle destroyer-chasers at
the Ford plant in Detroit.
Rear Admiral Griffin, chief of the
engineering bureau, in explaining the
bill, said the little craft may be valu-
able as gunboats, and that IL would
not be economy to cancel the contract
because of the state of completion
and the amount of material on hand.
The Washington times., 1918-11-22

swift a Company's sales Of beef In
Washington for the week ending Saturday,
November 16. 1913. averaged as followa:
Domestic beef. 1S.gs cents-Advt.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
SOLDIER BOYS ARE
ENLISTED FOR A PRINCIPAL
Elmer Harris Speaks in a True and
Patriotic Style.
Fort Sam Houston. Texas, !
March 10, 1918. {

Editor Rice Belt Journal:
Have finally reached my place of DIES
tiny, feeling fine and ship shape. was
in New Orleans for over a week and
then was sent to Fort Sam Houston. |
past thru Welsh on No. 9 and | certain.
ly wanted to get off and stay while,
but | had two men under my charge, so
it was necessary for me to continue
the Journey straight thru.
San Antonio is quite large city, but
l like Welsh the best. Well, soldier life
is not so bad after all. 1t is only what
one makes it. ! seem to think more
and more of my khaki uniform and
what it stands for every day. Without
the boys in khaki. what would the Uni
led States be at present. But as long
as old glory waves over this fair coun
try of ours, there will be boys who are
willing to give their lives for our grand
and noble flag; also for all that is holy
and Just. We. soldier boys are here
for a principal, and not because we ge'
our board, clothing and lodging free
Yet, you who are staying at home, have
| Just as much to work for, and more, fol
the boys must be taken care of. Ant
if the home folks don't do their bit, al
in time would fall
One of the greatest duties of tn
home folks is to keep the home fire
burning, for home isa haven of rest O
earth. Closing with best wiSher.
Elmer L. Harris,
NV address is
Elmer l.. Harris, Co. S. Quarter Md'
tiers Mechanical Repair Shop, Fort Sal
Houston, Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
GENIE MADE REAL IN
SCREEN STORY
Character That Has Been Hard to
Understand Seems Clear in
Fox Riddles Feature

There have been many attempts on
the spoken stage to give an idea of
what is known in Eastern wonder.tales
as the Genie, but it remained for VIM.
Fox to give him to the world so that
he could be truly appreciated.
A genie is neither a fairy nor devil
and there is no counterpart of him IN
Western mythology. He is capable of
doing everything that he is asked and
ne is, under the proper conditions, en-.
tirely under the domination of the one
who calls him.
In Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp"
the genie is shown for the first time in
any comprehensive sense to the West.
ern mind. The remarkable figure, who
has SO much to do with the develop.
ment of this story, has been created by
Mr.. Fox. He is great and powerful
and, while he is awe.inSpiring. he is
nothing that Is frightening. He is just
the doer of marvellous things.
One of the very interesting things
about ALADDIN and the Wonderful
Lamp" to the grown person will be thu
way in which the character of the Genie
is presented. Children will 90 Graz,
about him.
This great feature will be shown a
the Auditorium one night only, ,Satur
day, March %, beginning promptly a
7:3O. Usual prices will be charged.
The Welsh Motion Picture Compan,
has installed a second Powers e.
machine, which will be in operation TO
this show. This improvement in tn
service will facilitate a continuou
showing of the films-nO stop betwee
reels saving much time in the show
ing of the long programs and addin
much interest to the feature plays.
With the eight reel feature, Aladdi
and His Wonderful Lamp, q two re-
Fox comedy will be shown, a TEN re-
program. the best that can be procure
at any price.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
Catholic Church.
meeting.

Sunday is Palm Sunday and the BE-
ginning of Holy Week, and should be
devoutly kept by all members OF the
church.
Thursday is Holy Thursday in re-
membrance OF ChriSt's last supper.
Mass at $50 a. m,
Good Friday-Mass of the Sanct.
fed at 5 a. N. and the Way Of the Cross
at 3 D. M, followed by sermon. Let us
especially keep this day in mediation
and prayer. 1t is holy day and not a
holiday.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday OF
Holy Week are fasting days No meat
should be eaten, unless by the sick and
infirm.
Commencing on Easter Sunday, low
mass at and high mass at $50 a. m.
Rev. j. P. Ferret, Rector.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22

Break your Cold or LaGrlppe
with a few dozes of 900.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
NUMBER Al
CATTLE DIPPING WILL
START APRIL |
Watts Are Being ReDaired-Rule VIII
Be Strictly Enforced This
Season.

The tick eradication campaign Will be
pushed more vigorously this year than
last, according to Inspector H. X. Mid
kiff, who has been busy the past few
weeks getting the watts repaired and IN
shape to begin dipping April |.
The work last year was very sue
cessful and the benefits are we'll appre'
ciated by majority OF the farmers and
stockmen. There were few cases OF
indifference and negligence last year,
which are partly responsible for the
necessity of dipping again this season.
Inspector Midkiff announces that no
lienency will be allowed SlackerS in the
tick eradication campaign this year
They will be prosecuted for the first
breach of the rules.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22

DISTRICT FEDERATION
Of WOMAN'S CLUBS.
Meets in Welsh April 13-P(Ogram
Will Be Issued in a Few
DAYS.

Mrs. j. B. Foley of Crowley preSl'
dent of the Seventh District Federation
OF W0man'S Clubs, was visitor to
Welsh last Thursday. She metWlth the
entertainment committee from the
Welsh club TO arrange a program for
the district meeting which is to be
held here April Is.
The program will soon be ready for
the printer.
Mrs. Foley reports that the clubs are
very enthusiastic over the meeting,and
the Welsh people feel that they are
most fortunate to have this OppOrtun'
ity to entertain the federation. Mrs.
Storm, state president of the Federated
Woman'S clubs has promised to attend
this meeting, and the ladies' feel eSpecl'
ally honored with the prospects OF nav
ing Mrs. Storm present at the district
meeting.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
THOUGHTS OF MOTHER.

IT'S evening and the cows have long
been home.
The fowls of the air to their rest have
flown,
The wind toru the pine trees moan,
And am left alone.
Hush! what is that seem to hear?
IT'S the voice of mother saying lido not
fear"
But down my cheek there trickleS a
tear,
For she it was who made my career
And never shall forget tho years roll
by,
And friends and loved ones do me defy
The voice which comes ringing Ger the
air,
Reminding me of mothers care.
Some day the thread OF life will break
And climb upward to the stars.
Oh, angels may my mother see'
When | have reached eternity
Submitted by Elmer Harris
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
F, B, BENNETT RESIGNS
HIS POSITION
Is Now Representing The DeICo
Electric Lighting System.

F.B. bennett who has been manager
Of the Welsh Light & Power Plant ever
since its installation has resigned his
position, and in the future will devote
all of his time to the sales OF the Deco
Electric Lighting system,which agency
he has for jeff Davis. CalcaSleu and
Allen parishes.
There is a growing demand on the
mart O. farmers AMI citizens i'll small
places to have their homes, barns ana
outhouses lighted, as well as those IN
the citv The Delco seems to meet with
the requirements.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
IlrluS MOVE TO HELP
: DOWN The KAISER
,..oei,tion Formed in Iowa With
that Object in View.

c.,nan-American Patriotic asso'
:. GAS organized in Des NolreS
y, mart Of the month and its Or
assert that it is going to be
',.,Ive Of great good in the educa'
:, citizens of German birth and
.,,oe to their patriotic duty
s,.,t. Young, former United
:, ccpator from Iowa and now
Van If the state council of de-
,.oDosed the organization which
iSi'% ,.1rmaaiately taken up by a host OF
= , n,oIpinent Germans of the state.
these was Louis Block, of DaVen'
!, ubo wrote as follows to Mr.
oas Of my German'American friends
!, = me the other day, 1 don't see
', = nj, n being of German blood can
!, ,s,ipst the Germans in this war;
.,Isnswered him by saying, i dont
!. .or YOU, being an American citi
: an be against America in this
4, seems to me that we ought to dc
.,rthino in our power to make oul
stnun.American citizens realize tha'
!. Germany of today is not the Ger
by or even of Is years ago. bu
Gesnany that has become fa'
,,,,p than the old Germany. II tn
,s,nauy Of 40 years ago was so bat
a 6ur forefatherS were glad to leaV
with all its ariStoCratic deSpotlsm an
s.bard and rigid military rules and it
p.vy taxes levied to build up vast wa
r,hlnery, apd come to free Americ
vAere they could shake themSelVe
H. rom the heavy shackles OF thi
,,hI military burden and start lit
IN some show Of real success, the
uttainly ought to be glad that theyar
ii living in the Germany of toda!
m ia the Germany of today no on
ut the soldier has any opportunity q
a.udeYe he has very little chant
nbsshe belongs 10 the offlcialclasS."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
IS REMOVED
OTHER Jurors ACQUITTED
Iudoe Overton in Carefully Prepared Verdict Sets
Aside Citizens Committees Charges
Against Eight Police Jurors

ed pay for the hire of team IN which
he was part owner. The police jury at
that time was allowing So per day for !
man and team. Mr.. Hathaway stated
that he was unable to procure team
and man for So per day, and that there
TO, it was necessary for HIM to pay
$3.50 a day. He had team 90 from
the Lamb & Hathaway place to work
on the road. Only one man worked the
team on the road, but each time Hath.
away presented bill to the police jury
for So for the man and team and Sl5O a
day for one man. He says he did this
because he deemed it unWiSe to let the
fact be known that he could not pro-
cure a man and team for less that
would do the work properly.
"As payments running through sew
eral months were made during his
present term of office, and as, in the
opinion of this court, they constitute
malfeasance and gross misconduct in
Office, this court finds Hathaway guilty
of both.
while the above charge is made
against all of the police jurors, yet all
of the evidence in the record shows
that, except Hathaway, they are not
guilty of it, and knew nothing OF it at
the time.
THE court does not think that there
is cause to remove these remaining jul
rors. They have made some erEOrS il
is true, but in work of this magnitude
some errors and irregularities vii
creep in. Because they do, it does moi
follow that there is cause for removal
For reasons assigned, it is ordered
adjudged and deCreed that the plaintiff
do have and recover judgment againS
the defendant, George Hathaway, find
ing him guilty of malfeaSance AM
: gross misconduct in office, upon tn
A ground above assigned, and removing
! him from office as police juror fror
e ward two of Jefferson Davis parish, al
r cording'y and for the reasons assigned
7, ut is also ordered, adjudged and dt
e creed that defendants Arthur GuidrN
Il Thomas S. Walker, j. Sidney IRENE
r Ausem Marcantel, Arthur T. Jone
5. Francis A. ArceneauX, Dolce Bourgeo
y and Yves Pitre, do have and recove
IS Judgment against the plaintiff, tt
e state OF Louisiana, finding them M
It guilty, and rejecting and dlsalloWln
,e plaintiffs demand as to them"
10 The costs of the suit, one ninth is
lie be paid by Mr.. Hathay according to tt
" decree of the court, and the remaini1
Mt eightninths to be paid by the cltlzel
and taxpayers who are named in Il
ce petition in Solldo.
ly 1t is rumored that Mr.. Hathaw'
s. will seek an appeal OF the Judgment
to the court as relating to him.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
No Pacifists Need Apply.

tBcomparatively unimportant asto
what the partisan complexion of the
rutsOngresS may be. The all'impor'
Reconsideration is that it shall be a
'Far-tiIl-Victory" congreSS.-Cleveland
Pain Dealer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
Notice of Stockholders
Meeting.

You are hereby notified that the first
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
tho Mutual Warehouse Company, Inc,
will be held at the Masonic hall IN
Welsh Louisiana, on Tuesday, April &
1Ols. at 2 O'Clock p. M, for the purpose
of eIecting a board of five directors 10
sprve for the ensuing year, and to
transact any other business that may
nroperly come before the meeting.
A. R. McBURNEY,
,.,,ro2 20 President.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22

The navy is in need of carpenters Tor
Ground aviation work. The duties Will
be at the base hangers ard will COM
nrise the care and repair of navy sea-
n,anes Qualified carpenters may make
the contract of enlistment 1t 13o Com.
mon street, New Orleans for theperlod
"nuratiou of the War" Age 2l-35.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-03-22
DEPENDENCY DUE TO CONSTIPA.
TON.

Women often become nervous and
respondent. When this is due to con-
situation it is easily corrected bv taking
An occasional dose of Chamberlain'S
Tablets. These tablets are easy to take
and pleasant in effect.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
DE Pc FRONTUL A.
MEXICAN.

Gu armata Americana in Lo-
rrine, 81 Aprilie (noaptea). -
Trupele Americana an atacat po-
zitiile germanc northwest de Toul
All dimineata, in urma unei pre-
paratii de artilerie, reciStigind
toate pozitiile perdutc Simbata
Famintul era acoperit Gu mOrtii
inamicului, aratind clar costul cc
la platit dusmanii in acel asalt.
Ultimele rapoarte arata ca dcsi
inamicul era cu mutt mai numa-
ros Americana au snstinut vitc-
jeste asaltul. Artileria dusmana
arunca ghiulelc indaratul trupc-
lor lor, silind infanteria a Sc a.
r,lnca la atac.
Americana spun CA soldatul
german aparc mai mutt ca un ne
bun, orr salbatic, 1naintind zbe-
rind 81 adese orr cfntind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
ATES. OVER 10000 SUBSCRIBERS
BULE TIN.

LONDRA, % Aprilie. = Mare
salul Haig raporteazd: ,,Positiile
noastre, in decursul noptii, all
fcst improvizate in regiunile vi.
ne1s-Bretoneux (zece mile depar.
tare dc Amiens).
I'm sud 81 nord de Lens (Intre
Picardy 81 padurea dc la frontul
Flandrei) am intreprins un nu-
mar de raiduri reusite, prinzind
rrizoneri 81 un numar marc de
tunuri.''
In diferite parti a fost ca
nonada reciproca. Bombardarea
dusmanului a fost direct indrep-
tsta intre Somme $; Ancre, asu-
rra Lens-ului, 81 in vecinatatea
frontului de la padurea Festubert
81 Nieppe.''
I'm atac puternic local 9, fost
dat All noapte, de catre dusnan,
in vecinatatea Mensilului (pa-
tru mile nord dc Albert) acom-
paniat de puterrica canonada.
Dupa c lupta violenta, in care
dusmanul a ocupat un post de
inaintare, atacul fost complet
respins."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
UN CAPTAIN FACE
BRAVURI.

1ntr'un oras de la front, ruinat
de artileria, adeca ramasitcle Il.
nui fost oras, cei de la crucea ro-
sic, cautind Sc salveze ranitii, al
aflat 81 un captain della infante-
ria Americana, zacind inconsti.
emit.
Sa spune ca in lupta de Simba-
ia, Americana luptind i'm duhoa-
rea grea a gazului otravitor, au
fost, La un moment aproape anihi-
lati de fortele nuInaroase ale ina.
micului, brayul capitan, ca sa in
curajeze luptatorii a luat 0 pusca
din nina unui soldat, aruncindu.
Sc asupra inamicului. Fapta lui a
rezultat in respingerea complecta
inamicnlui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
TRUPELE Americana Sc ma
N|FESTEAzA GU BRAVURA.
Situatunea rcb0iu|M Ia fnca Saptananei trccute,

WASHINGTON, 90 April. -
Atacnl germanilor asllpra trupelor
americana in scctorul della Toul, a
fost intimpinat, cu toata indirji-
rea, in rln spirit BRAY de l,lpta, ca
re caractcrizat tOtdeauna De lup-
tatorii Statelor Unite. Militaristii
americani de aici spun ca sfirsitul
luptelor din Saptamina trccuta a.
devcrit ca americana pot fl luati
in sOcOtoala.
Intru cit privcstc situatia de pc
Intreg frOntul de vest, ministcrul
de razboi, in sumarul sau saptami-
nal publicat astazi, ISL csprima pa
rerea ca liniStca de acum are sd fie
urmata de noua sfortari de ofcnsi-
Va germana, probabil la un nou
punct.
Aylnd 1ntrata OfcnSiva germa-
ma in a dona luna, Gcrmanii sd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
EROI AMERICANI.

PARIS, % Aprilie. = Locote-
nentul Albert Smith 81 soldatul
Edward Bickel, ambii diplomat
de universitatea din Seattle, (Wa
shington), au fOst decorati astazi
Gu crucea de razbOi. Astazi s'a
sarbatOrit aniversarea datci cind
sa inserts in armata franceza
eel .dintii corp american de am
bulanta.
Smith 81 Bickel in decurs de 8
zile, inccpind cu 81 Martie. MI all
facut alta decit au carat ranitii
spre amblllanta, urmariti de ploa-
ia eloantelor della pusti-masini.
ISase zile in continuu, eli nu an
dul'mit nici nu au avut rest.
Smith a comandat 20 ambu-
lante, dintre carl numai doua au
pierit. Aceste ambulante totdeau-
ma au carat pc eel din urma ra-
niti din transeie, spre statiunile
>de imbracare. cind s'a dat po-
runca de golire a transeielor.
Bickel s'a instiintat de buna-
vote sa scape pc mai multi raniti
francezi din o cursa alta de pri-
mejdioasa, incit insusi comandan-
tul francez nu volt sa dea ordin
ambulantelor sd incerce scaparea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
AMERICANA RES
PING INAMICUL.
Gu armatele Americana il
Franta, 20 Aprilie. = Dnpa

Cu armatele Americana III
Franta, 20 Aprilie. Dupa O
strasnica pregatire de artilerie, o
trupa germana, compusa din 1900
oameni, fost arllncata All asu-
pra liniei Americana de la vest
de padurea Rcnners, la nord-
vest de Toul.
Inamicul a reusit sa patrunda
in prima linic de transce 81 sd
cucereasca satul Seicheprey, insa
dupa furioasc lupte pept la pept
Americana au luat satul inapoi
81 foarte multi din teritorul per
dut in primele lupte.
Nici un American ma cazut
priZOner, dar dintre Germani an
fost prinsi trei. Aeroplanclc ger.
name, sburind foarte jos, inccr-
eau sa dcsorganizeze armata A.
mericana, insa dol dintre aviato-
rii inamici an fost doboriti la pa
mint fmpreuna Gu masinele Tor 81
altii All fost alungati.
Germanii an slferit perderi
mari sk liniile Americana an ra-
mas intacte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
DOUA VAP0ARE AMERI.
CANE SCUFUNDATE.

WASHINGTON, 90 Aprilie. -
Sc raporteaza ca doua vapOare
Americana an fost distruse, unul
lie un submarin german 81 celia
ialt de o cXplozie interna Amin
dolla erau de comert, 81 numarul
total al mortilor este de S5. Pri-
mnl cu numele Florence H., a fost
distrns de eXplozie intr nm port
francez. AL doilea, Lake Moor,
fost torpilat de I'm submarin in
primul san voiaj. Sc crede ca O.
data cn cl s'au inecat 81 "A oa-
meni din personal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
americana AU RESP|NS
I'm ATACAL cERMAN|LOR
GERMANII IAU 1873 PRIZOs
NIERI della AMERICANI.

LONDRA, %. April. = in IN
comunicat oficios german. publicat
de ministrul de razboi din Berlin
in Dnmineca trecuti, sd spune cd
Germanii an prins lS3 americana
dintre earl cinci suie ofitcri, in
asaltul facut as,lpra positiilor anne.
ricane in apropiere de Seichcprey
Ei an declarat ca picrderiIe amcri.
canllor al fOst ,,estraordinar dC
mari"
I'm apropierc de Seicheprey tru.
pcle bavaricne an luat GU asalt DO
sitiile americanilor, avansind dol
kilometri" spunc cOmunicatu]
oficios.
,,Ei au respins contra-atacurilc
81 dup-cc au distrns hlcrarilc ina
micului, 'au retraS la linia lor O.
riginald.
,,Dinsii an luats 1S3 prizonieri a.
mericani incluz1nd 5 ofiteri 81 All
capturat 25 pusti-masini. Pagubclc
amcricanilor au fost csccptional de
mari
Descriind aceeasi lupta, oficiul
de razhoi franceZ spunc ca ameri-
canii au respins un atac vioi al GER
manilor in noaptea Simbctei trecu-
tc. Pc urma s'a constatat ca lin;a
aliatilOr fost pc deplim reinte-
mciata.
In rcgimea Seicheprey, Simba
ta noaptca. americana au rcspins
un atac vioi al germanilor' = spu-
nea comnnicatui sdficios. moi am
rccistigat partea cca mai mare din
teritorul pierdut." :"
Comunicatul de noaptc spunea
In nord de Seicheprey, liniilc noa-
sire au fost reintemeiate."
Francezii au respins atacurile
ccrmanilor in difcrite punctc din
1!orena 81 Vosgcs. 0 canonada vio-
ale sd rapOrteaza 1ntrc Noyon 81
Hontdidier.
Fieldmarsalul Haig, in comuni-
catul sau de noapte spunea ca, ger
manii an fost respinsi la Sommc,
Dumineca dimineata, din posturi-
lc lor avansate i'm vecinatate de Ro-
bccq. Pc altc part ale frontului en-
glez trecut ziulica fntrcaga in o
liniste comparative.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
SLAVU DIN AUST
RIA GER PACE.

AMSTERDAM, 20 Aprilic. -
Conform unor stiri din Viona ca
ire Ziarnl Cologne VolkS Zcitung.
ligilc Nchc 81 celp ale slavilor din
sud. dupa conferinta asllpra
schimbHrei ministerului de exter-
ne, an dcclarat ca partisanii Tor
yor eontinaa GU sfortarile de a
obtinc o imediata pace Intrc Aus
tro-t'ngaria 81 Aliati.
Corcspondcntul ziarului Volks
Zcitung Stolbcrg zicc ca Feldma-
rcSalul IIindenburg a TRIMS ur-
matoruI raspuns la telcgrama
de felicitarc primita din partea
cctatenilor oraSului Stolberg:
,,Credinta noastra in justitia
hui Dnmnezcu 81 intro pnternica
pace germana, nu va fl inSelata.
In aceaSta ora dccisiva DAFT pa
trlei toata puterea voastra. 81 vic
toria va fl a noaStra.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
ANUL XIII. : NO. 80.

simt impiedecati in ci$tigarea ora
Sclor 81 positiilor pcntru earl al
inccput ofensiva.
Faptul ca numai Berlinul recla
ma capturarea a 1873 prisonieri a.
mcrlcani in luptclc de Simbata tre-
cuta, 81 c;i americana nu an dat nj
ci un sol de comnnicat, va cere ca
de aci incolo 81 Americana . pu-
blicc comunicat oficios in fiecare
ri.
I'm lcgitura cu starilc de pc from
tnl de vest, espcrtii militari de al
ci urmarcsc foarte dc aproape des-
voltarile luptelor din Finlanda.
Cooperarea intre fortelc aliatilor 81
cclc Bolsevikiste, urmata de debar-
carea unor forte aditionalc pc GOA
sta Murman, este numai pcntru
prOtcjarea pravaliilor din KOla.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
CUTREMUR De PAMiNT.

LOS ANGELOS, 81 Aprilic. =
lntreg slrdul California; 81 par
tc din vestul Arizonei 81 Utah a
fost sdrucinat astazi la orele 3.23
p. m. de un cutremur de pamint,
care a darlmat aproapc toate cla-
dirile din Hemct 81 San .Tacinto.
carMind de asemnea mici pagube
mai in fie care sat 81 oras din cc-
lc trei state.
Rapoartele date in pripa anrn-
ta ca numarul celor m0rti este
de zecc, insa sd crcde ca sunt en-
mutt mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-23
O CIOCNIRE NAVALA.

LONDRA. 81 Aprilie. = I'm
comunicat dat dc amiralitatea en-
gleza, zice:
,VapOarele mici de paza din
fortelc navale ale Angliei, earl
opereaza in apropicre de golful
Uc,goland, all avut o ciocnirc Gu
clteva vapoare de patrula ger
name, earl s 'au retras in zona o.
crotita de minelc lor.
IS an schimbat citcva focuri de
tnn de la o distanta mare 81 s "a
Obscrvat ca unul dintrc distruga
toareie inamice fost lovit. Toa-
te va2oarele noastre s'au intors
ncvatamate".