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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26
E54 De AERDPLkhE
gERMAlE D0boRl-
| 1E De EgaEn'.

LOndra, "a Martie. - Celc de
mai JOS sunt anuntate de comu-
|snicatul official dat Gu privire la
operatiunile aeriene:
,,Aeroplanele inamice carl sbu.
|srau la inaltime mica, au fost
multi mai 1staruitoare in atacuriIe
asupra infanteriei noastre din a.
'riile mai inaintate. Mute din a.
ceste fnasini all fost atacate 81 do.
botrIte la pamint de pilotii no.
sstri. Douazeci 81 noua dintre Gle
'au fost distruse 81 alte douazeci
Isl cinci au cazut JOS din cauza
'stricaciunilor primite. Doua ba.
'loane inamice an fost deasemenea
distruse. Noua dintre masinile
'noastre lipsesc.
,,Acroplanele mastre au intrc.
|iprins Sfmbata % alta rata asu.
|lpra fabricilor din Mannheim
|FS'au aruncat aproape tona 81
ijuMatate de bombe, 81 s'au OBJ.
Fservat fla:cari intro fabrica de
|>soda, la gari 81 la docuri. 4
.,S!mbata, yre,aea a. fost ,,riel.
mica operatiunilorI 81 aeroplanelc
|inoastre All fOSt ocupate Gu recu.
lnoasterea pozitiilor 81 a trupelor
inamice, Gu 'bombsrdarea 81 Gu
1fotografiarea, raportind artileri.
'ei noastre tinte sigure.
,,Peste patruspfezece tone dc
Ebombe au fost aruncate pc car.
Eticrelc inamicului, pc tunurile sa-
! Ele mari ii ne gasile din, aria dc
Flupta.
I'm timpuf noptii au fost arun.
cate zece bombc grele pc un i'm
portant pod de Gale ferata 81 pc
atelierele de la Konz, tocmai la
sud de Treves, in Germania. Opt
din aceste bombe. an nimcrit tin.
ia, 81 s'au vazut Impede plesnind
pc pod 81 pc atclierc.''
,,Aeroplanelc noastre de bonn
bardare all fOst atacate dc trei
zeci 81 doua de masini inamice, 81
s'a 1ncins o lupta crincena, in de.
cursul Garcia o masina inamica
s'a pravalit jos in flacari, lar al.
ia a cazut jos in mijlocul locali
tatii Mannheim. Alte cinci, ne ma
putind fl conduse de pilot, au
cazut jos.
DE cum a inserat 81 pima in
zorii zilei, cscadroanele noastre
de noapte au sburat intr una
bombardind ariile de pc front un.
de crau concentrate trupele dus.
name, aprecum 81 Sgramezile da
munitiuni."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26
AMERICA 81 MILITARIS.
'MuL PRUSAC.

Militarismul a prabusit Europa
81 va darima 81 Statele Unite daca
j sc va permite sd Sc stabileasca
aici. Gu siguranta Cd sc va stabili
81 aici daca ] Sc va ,permite Germa-
niei sa ci$tigc acest razboi. Daca
asi sti ca Germania are sa cfstige
acest razboi, ell insiimi, care intot-
deauna m am opus militarismului,
m 'asi simti indatorat sd .propovaa-
duesc, numai pentru curatul scop
de aparare, pregatire militara pc
o scara intinsa. Mi doresc ca popo-
rul American sd fie apasat printr o
stabilize militarismului, precum
ar fl GU siguranta apasat in urma
nnei victorii germane.
Pentru ca guvernnlui i Sc cere
mari sumo de bani ca sd inlattre a.
ceasta victorie sgermana, cred eli
toti avem datoria de cruta 81 a
imprumuta guvernul din cit pu-
tenn. Spes Cd vinzarca de Marci de
Cumpatare 81 Certificate de razz-
tboi Thrift Stamps and War Sa-
wing Certificates va fl continue
ia 81 dupa .razboi, ca 0 scoala per-
mans4ta in cnmpatare. scoela in
folosul, copiilor carl au sd fie Ame-
'ricanii dc mfines
De: ALLAN L. BENSON
AatorHl asrierei
,Invitin1 War to ,Americass (
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26

B u L Il T / N.
BERLIN, via Londra, "a Mar
tie. Cuartierul general ger
man, a dat All noapte urm&torul
comunicat Official:
Am bomtardat paris-ul Gu tu-
nlri de lunga distanta."

{ PARIS, % Martie. - Conform
ultimelor raporate date All noap-
te, tunurile ell tir lung, carl an
'bombardat Paris-ul Gu ghiulele
timp dc opt ore, tragea de la Q
distanta de 12O kilometri, 81 an
fost descoperite la IL kilometri
pestc frontul francez.
in acelasi tiinp, Germafiii au
bombardat capitala Frantci 81 din
aer. Prima rata a fost data All
dimineata la >orele $40. Dupa a.
ccasta s'a anuntat ca zece per-
Soane sunt moarte 81 cincispreze-
ce ranite, insa nu Sc site daca all
fost lovite de giplele artileriei
sau de lbombele aviatorilor, carl
an incepnt Sd cada aproape in a.
cclasi timp.
All noapte Ia orele 7.3O, aero
planele germane au trecnt din
nou peste liniile franceze. Tn CO.
municat Official zice ca All bonn
bavdat citeva slocalitati de pes
tie front, insa n'au cauzat vre-o
pagiiba 1nscmnata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26

BERLIN, via Londra, "a Mar
tie. - Gel din urma rapport Official
asupra luptelor de pc frontul de
vest zice:
,,1ntre Somme 81 Disc, trupcle
noastre Isl croesc drum inainte.
Chauny fost luat.
,,Cantitatea materialelor prinse
de moi, este enorm de mare. Engle-
Iii ard satele franccze pc mas,tra ce
sc retrag.
,,Se da 0 lupta gigantica pcntru
'posedarea orasului Bapaume. @ al
ia l,ipta incepe sa Sc desfasoare be
'linia Tronsloy-C Comblcs Maure-
pas.
I'm atacll dat flitre Per0nne ii
Ham, am trecut riul Somane pc
mai multe locuri.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26
ENGEzI D0b0ARA hA|
Mul1E AER0plANE.
lUPTA URMfAzA fARA INTRF-
RUPERE, HUA 81 NOAP1fA.
Germanii expediaza telegrame false

fost isbinda asupra aviatorilol
germani. Astazi 'vor avea acelasi
success 81 probabil milne.
Lupta este exclusiv mmai pc
terennl dintre Scarpe 81 Disc. Pc
cind lupta 'iirmeaza pc toata Ii
MIA, cea mai inversunafa este ia
aripa dreapta a englezilor.
Cavaleria prusiana s'a aruncat
in mai multc pnncte fnaintc in.
cercind Sc tale liniile engleze, dan
pretutindenea fost respinsa ina.
poi. Mai innltc lupte terrible Gu
dusmanul, infanteric 81 cavalerit
in regiunea dintre canalul Trcg.
nier 81 Ham, luat sflrsit Gu mi.
narea Germanilor inapoi.
Gu toatc ca an facut ceva pro.
grese, Germanii n'au fost in sta
re sa pastreze ce All cfstigat.
in mijlocul celor mai terrible
lupte Englezii nu Sc pot refine dc
a nu zimbi, la telcgramele fara
sirma eermane .prin carl zic cG {
parte considerable din arnfats
englczs q fost batata. 4. ( .sts sses:.s I,
IF extra ordinar. moi nu stim
mimic din aceasta'', a exprimat
un ofiter englez.
Telegrama germana fara sfrma
tzice ca dfehsiva a fost o srppriza
Personal am anuntat in 'teiegra.
mele ;recente trimise din Zurich
ca o ofensiva este iminenta Ca
propiata) 81 am repetat anunta.
rca cind m am rcintors pc frontul
englez, aratind 81 punctul exact
al atacului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26
.Sol9AFn .AMEnIeANI
SUNT 'lNDIGNATI.
;De:FRED. s. FERGUSON,
United Press Staff Correspondent

Lagarul american in Franta, "a
Martie. = Nici un regiment ame-
rican nu luat parte Gu englezii in
intimpinarea ofensivei -germane.
Aici, spuneau cei7in drept, ca, sol
datii americani de pc frontul de la
Toul, au fost foarte indignant cind
au prins stire prin telegrafia fa-
ra tsirma de la gefmani, care spu-
nea ca 5reserva franco-americana a
f0st bdt,ita de Germani.
o activitate cresc1nda a fost OBJ
lservata in liniile eermane.
Aefoplanele germane, sbnrind ne
jos de tot, au aruncat de repetite
or bombe pe'trah$eele americana.
sOspatfula americana a trecut in
Inoaptea trecuta peste transeele in
famicului 81 a aflat'fn buzunarul u
Inui soldat mort copie a vorbirii
Ipresedintelui WILSON din luna la.
nudrie trecilt, care fusese aruncata
din aer 'fndaratul1 1tfanseelor-g
ne. Partile din ed, carl nu 'au fost
!puhlicate in presasg sgerinana, .au fost
lsubliniate.
'hiinevilie, tla ostepartare de -10
mite 1ndarItNl sectorului american
in caresldptS 'aiassie4nii ih acea fe.
Egiine) este b0hi Bafsilt pehtfu pri,
psa data IN ceii aioisani din ',ifuiSG
Bombardarea gerlmana continue II
lcrestcre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-26
De: William Philip Simms,
United Press Staff Correspondent,

Gu armata Britaniei pc front.
"A 'Martie. - Sub ochii capitani-
ior 81 al regilor, lupta mare ur-
meaza fara intrerupere.
Haig 81 altii ii pipaie pnlsul
pc dc-oparte. 'Kaiser-ul, printul
de coroana Frederick Wilhelm.
printul dc coroana Rupprecht,
Hindemburg 81 Ludcndorff sunt
in consultatiunc de partea cea
.lalta.
'Lupta Sc intinde in timpul mop
tel 81 Sc rcstringe pc timpul Ii
lei.
La lumina lnnci destul de ma.
re ca sc poti ceti m ziar, aeropla-
nele de lupta 81 de bonnie misuna
in aer, ducind Gil Gle explozive
putcrnicc, departe inapoi in zona
de razboiu. Ele latcsc suprafata
teritorului mortei Gu mai multe
mile. Putinc safe scapa de bom-
belle lor.
efntl 7s1safe soarele, afnncat0As
srelc de bombc, ca 81 pasarile ra-
tactic Gle noaptc Sc intorc la
cuiburilc lor 81 incepe luptele pc
tcren 81 flota de cercetasi, ur-
mind dupa aruncatoarele de bonn
be, sboara pc jos asupra infante-
riei care Sc ciocneste, 'nelinistind
coloanele dusmanului. 81 obser-
Wind artilcria.
Aviatorii cnglezi au- batut re-
cordul. Cele patruzeci 81 sapte
de aeroplane doborite Vineri all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
Three Are Feathered
=: =: =: =: -:
Refuse War Bonds
tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wr#tl

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WrHEl
Ration, n. NJ, May l1.-Jake Satu,
Uouis Opich and Tony Tomsich, Aus
trian5 employed at the Sugarte mine
of the st. Louis, Rocky Mountain &
Pacific Railway company, seven miles
of Ration, were asked to buy
Liberty Bonds last Thursday and re-
fused, cursing the United States.
They were discharged by the COM
pany Friday morning.
Tomsich and Opich came here but
were taken back to camp Friday
night by big crowd of Sugarite
young men. They with Satu, were
stripped to their waists and the three
were smeared with black armature
varnish, coated with feathers and rab-
bit skins and marched out of camp at
midnight in front of two autos.
After walking two miles they were
furnished with clothing and released
All were in Ration this morning
badly terrified They went into hid
ing this afternoon. Names of young
men in the party have not been learn
cd. The county council of defense is
investigating the Austrians' utter
.ances.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
100000 Called
-: -: -: =: =:
NJ ore Must SerUe

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlsEi
Washington, May ll.-More than
100000 men have been called in the
draft so far and either are In France.
in camp or under call to go into scrv-
ice before June l.
The total of 100000 includes all
men summoned in May contingent.
There is every indication that even II
larger increment will be summoned
in June than was in May, and a pro-
gressivc monthly mobilization con
tinued through the summer and fall
months as the Cantonments are eX-
panded. 1t is expected that at such
n rate the army will reach a full
strength of we'll over 100000 within
the next twelve or thirteen months. 1t
is possible, some officers say, that the
number will be closer to 100000
than 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
TALK Of LIARS,
Is IT POSSIBLE
TO BEAT KAISER

lay AoRkino JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlsel
Washington, May ll.--A German
wireless message saying that grave
insubordination is daily occurrence
in American army training camps
was made public today by the state
department as an illustration of the
lengths to which the German govern
ment is going in an effort to keep
up the spirits Of the civil population.
The message which was sent out
May ., and which was given out by
the state department, without com
ment, said
According to information from
Christina, Norway, arrived from
America say that grave cases of in
subordination occurred in American
camps At first breeches Of discipline
were punished by death, but this was
stopped owing to the number of
cases.
'In a particularly flagrant instance
all the soldiers in the camp acted
collectively and obtained not only
immunity for the mutineers, but
punishment for all officers. Further
more much damage to works and
material is being done"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
1000 AGREE To
BUY WAR STAMPS

FL Paso, Tex, May 1.-THE west
Texas war conference closed here last
night with an address by Lieutenant
Paul Perigord of the French army.
who told of the hardships of the
trenches and urged every American to
aid doing his part to win the war. An
appeal to the aulience to buy war
Stamps was made and 1000 persons
pledged to buy as many war stamps
as they could afford each week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
RIO GRANDE BILLS
WILL Be SETTLED



Omaha, Neb, May ll.--Foderal
Judges Sandborn ana Lewis in special
session here today ordered Receiver
Baldwin Of the Denver 4 Rio Grandc
railroad, to sell $L500.0 900 securities
held by that road, take 100000 cash
in its banks and $l,500,000 received
from the government as payment on
the frs three months of government
operation ,Of the property ana pay
$&,C00,000 worth of outstanding in
dehtodness, including overdue interest
A development Of the hearing was
tha large block of the Denver q
Rio Grandc were last neard from in
Germany. Attorneys for the receiver
told the court they feared disintcrgra-
ton Of the system if the bills were not
paid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12

There will be a total eclipse of the
sun, visible in the United States, on
the afternoon of June s.
This map shows the belt OF totalty,
a strip extending from Florida TO
Washington. In this belt all of the
suns light will be cut off--it will he
as night. In the rest of the United
States the eclipse will be visible, but
only as a partial cclipse-not all of
the suns surface will be covered by
the shadow. For instance, in Maine
the shadow at the peak of the eclipse
will cover about 60 per cent of the
suns surface; in Ohio about so per
cent; in san Francisco about 50 per
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
PROCLAMATION is
ISSUED BY PRESIDENT
Wilson Asks People of Nation
to Gather in Places of Wor-
ship and Pray for Victory Of
Our Armies and Just Peace,
\ o o . . . . . . . go . .
, MEMORIAL DAY TO z
BE OBSERVED FOR -
FIRST TIME ABROAD Z

d" With the American Army in Z
d" France, May II tby the Asso- &
&" ciated Press) The French are 4
. preparing to join the Americans
d" in the observance of Memorial {.
d" day. American graves scattered &
9 here and there behind tho fight q
. ing front, with their simple .
d" wooden crosses, will be decorated Z
Q by the comrades in arms Of the {
4: fallen. 4
3" 1t will have a new signifi- 4
Z: cance on this side of the ocean.
q" as 1t will be the first time that 4
d" American Memorial day will be
" observed in a foreign land,
9 o o Q o 8 Q . . o . . . . . .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
PLOT REPORTED
To BLOW UP Il
PAS0 SHELTER
ray MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE,

IGl Paso, Tex, May 11.-Investiga-. :.
ton by government officers of @
report that an effort was about to be
made to dynamite the Ell Paso smelter
resulted in the discovery that the re-
port originated from an anonymous
telegram received here from Newman,
\. NJ, warning the Smelter officials
against an attempt to wreck the plant
which is engaged in producing cop
per for war work.
All last night deputy sheriffs guard
ed the roads and entrances 20 the
smelter and a reserve force Of deputies
was held in readiness to reinforce
these guards if needed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12

arrows indicating various towns These
do not Indicate the time the eclipse
will start tthc big figures do that
for those within the belt of totality
as well as outsde) but they show the
time the total eclipse will begin. The
darkness won't last long--about forty
five seconds in Orlando, Fla, and
about two minutes in Aberdeen,
Wash But Of course it will be n
eouple Of hours between the time tho
shadow appears on the suns surface
until it has disappeared--both in and
out of the belt The farther from tho
center OF the belt also the shorter the
duration Of totality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
TWO MEMBERS Of
AMERICAN FLYING
CORPS MISSING

Paris, May 11.-Thomas Buffun, of
New York, and Donald E. Stone. of
Mexico. n. v, both members of the
La Fayette flying squadron are miss
ing. Stone probably is a prisoner in
Germany. His machine was seen by
infantry observers to fall behind the
German lines after fight in which
nine French airplanes and twenty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
Iinlnnh Socks Territory.

London, May ia dispatch to
The Times from Stockholm says the
Finnish government was summoned
NJ. Won Enkel Finnish minister at
Petrograd to return to Helslngfors for
the purpose it is stated of discussing
the suggested annexation of Russian
Korclia by Finland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
33 MILLIONS NEEDED
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES

Washington. May 11.-An appro,
priation of S33.O0O,0O0 to provide for
the medical necessities of the forces
now under arms and about to be as
sembled under the new draft, was
asked Of congress today by the war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
New New Mexico Recruits.

Santa Fe May 1.-THE following
are, the latest recruits from New
Mexico: Virgil b. Gillespie, Roswell
quartermaster's corps; Bernardo
Chavez, Las Cruces. quartermasters
shop No. 305; Homer e. Eakes of
Albuquerque, cook and baker; Charles
w. Yancy, Deming, navy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
Its Marvellous Sight, But 1t Lasts Only Couple of Minutes

moon wholly the suns surface darkness
scttlcs-much the same night And then there
flashes into view around the black disc the
red prominences which shoot out from the sun
thousands of miles into space. Around the entire
sun play the pale halo and the streamers of the
solar corona. The large stars become visible.
The shadow quickly passes on and the moment
the first beam of light strikes the earth the dark
ness passes and the eclipse returns to the partial
stage. It's a wonderful sight but totality lasts
only about a minute or two
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12

The wonderful phenomena of the total eclipse
can be seen only within the belt of totaty and
during totality. only in this belt and during
totality does it become dark.
As the darkness gathers the color of the
twilight" is uncanny. People look like corpses
under its blhsh beams Shadows of trees are
intersperesd with small cresents, Strange waves
of light go shooting by on the ground as though
the earth were moving swiftly from under you.
At the moment when the black disc of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
JUDGE C, C, K0HLSAAT
DIES VERY SUDDENLY

Chicago May lie. c. Kohlsaat,
for years judge of the United States
circuit court of appeals, died sud
tlenly at his home here tonight Heart
disease is believed to have been the
cause. He retired apparently in the
best of health but an hour later called
his wife, dying shortly after she
reached his side.
Judge Kohlsaat would have been "A
years old next month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
Av|ATR|X MAIL
CARRIER NAMED

Chicago, May 1l.-Miss Katherine
Stimson, the aviatrix, was sworn in as
postal clerk today and announced
that she will start flight from Chi.
cago to New York city at 5 o'clock
tomorrow morning. She will carry a
number of letters. With favorable
weather she expects that the flight
will require eleven hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12

cent
The nearer the belt of totality, the
greater the portion of the suns sur
face which will be covered.
The his figures scattered over the
map show the approximate time at
which the eclipse will begin. The $50
means Eastern time-the time of that
belt; the $50 Central time; the 4:l3
Mountain time and the 500 Pacific
time. These hours are all figured on
the bass of the present standard time
in each locality as recently fixed by
congress in the daylight saving act,
on the belt of totaity' you will
note there arc additional figures with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
LARGE WOODEN VESSEL
LAUNCHED AT ORANGE

Orange, Tex, May 1.-THE
City of Bonham, one of the
largest wooden ships ever plan
ned, was launched successfully
here this afternoon. The vessel is
800 feet long and Al feet wide. 1t
was designed by A. A. Dougherty.
whose design of vessel has been ac
cepted as a model BY the United
States shipping board.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
BOYS
WELL EQUIPPED

Washington, May 11,-Although
American troops are going over seas
in large numbers the ordnance de-
partment has been able to keep up
with the new program and every SOL
dir who boards a transport is fully
equipped with arms the ordnance bu-
reau announced today.
Artillery and machine guns already
are in France in sufficient quantities,
It was said, to meet immediate needs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
LOCAL REPORT.

A summary of local weather condi-
tions for the twenty-four hours ended
at p. m. yesterday follows: Maximum
temperature, 50 degrees; minimum,
SO. range, 81; temperature at 6 p. M,
5s; north wind; clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
Would Destroy HcIlcnism.

Washington, May 1.-Systematic
efforts by the Turks to destroy Hell
lenism in Turkey are reported to the
Greek legation here in dispatches
from Athens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
King George at Buckingham
Palace, Accompanied by
Queen Mary, Review Sturdy
Boys, Return Their Salute,
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
ARE ALSO IN COLUMN
ParaderS Are Greeted by.
Cheering Thousands as
Friends and Brothers. Roy
atty Pays Samn1ies Respects


London, May 1l.-Three thousand
American soldiers marched through
London today. They were men of the
new national army OF which London
ers had often heard, but whom they
had never tefore been privileged to
see in marching order.
The weather was perfect and Lon
don turned out in masses and lined
up along the broad avenues of the
royal borough of Westminster
The crowds were even greater than
on the occasion when the American
engineers paraded several months ago.
There was difference in the well
come which London gave today's
marchers. When the engineers
marched American troops were
eheered as something novel and new.
Today London has become accus-
toned to American khaki and today's
marchers were greeted as friends and
brothers.
The Americans, who were virtually
all from New York City, marched in
column of fours from Wellington bar
racks over a three-mile route, circling
hat part of London in which are lo-
Gated the government offices, the en-
bassies and the principal government
buildings.
Reviewed by the King.
With American preciseness, the pat
rade kept exactly to the timetable
which was laid out for it, The first
men filed out on he parade ground
at Wellington barracks into the fa-
nous Bird cage walk at exactly 11:45.
On the war. office balcony were
Premier Lloyd George, and the war
cabinet which had suspended its sit
ting to view the paraders. The high
est compliment Mr. Lloyd George
could pay to them was 20 say admir-
ingly:
"They have the same swing as
our Welsh troops"
At Buckingham palace, King George
and Queen Mary, the Dcwager Queen
naught stood in front of the middle
gate, where they shook hands with
General Biddle. The king took the
salute from the guard of honor,
which with the famous Grenadiers'
band, was drawn up in the street.
At the end of the parade the king
and queen congratulated General Bid
die, who chatted with the royal party
for several minutes.
The Americans returned to Yelling
ton barracks for luncheon as the
guests of British guards regiment.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-05-12
THE WEATHER
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Denver, Colo, May 11.-For New
Mexico Sunday generally fair, cooler
southeast portion; Monday fair, rising
temperature.