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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
AMERICAS MEANEST MAN

The in America today is the who avoids the purchase of the Third Liberty Loan bonds the evidence ol the government that the holder the specified the bond.
 There doubt many in Arizona who feel that they have subscribed Liberty Bonds handle They perhaps feel that there others who ought to subscribe for moepaSng the responsibility the other
 Every America forget the other and look himself He ask himself if he has done his full duty. if hc has subscribed many bonds lie pay II he hasn't, he k the mcancst in America.
 Thousands and thousands o young Americans in the trenches fighting the worlds greatest enemy They there offer their last breath o life this country from the terrible tragedies that have bciallcn France and Belgium. They there safeguard the home every American They know they pleasures They live mcascry and in constant danger ol being hurled into Eternity for YOU
 Don't be the America Be thoroughbred. he example your ncighbor Eliminate Nrrcs from yorr daily life, and put the money into Liberty Loan Bonds.
 Don't be asked subscribe headquarters and tell them you O subscribe
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
Seafaring Youth Had Liuely Time
 In OUerseas Duty
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Passing through Prescott ycSter- day afternoon aboard the south bound train was Dennis Argus, a young man who enlisted in the navy nearly year ago. He was cn route to mining camp in the ilarqua HalaS to visit with his parents. This young man, rated in the service as a sccond-class seaman, served for five months aboard of certain torpedo destroyer, the name of which Inc would not divulgc, neither would be designate the zone of its operations. tFe stated, however, that the warrior $ life on sea was thrilling and he was q witness of the surrender of Ger man submarine and its crew of 2l.
 He stated he could give a thrilling account of different situations to face his boat, but was advised to maintain rigid secrecy covering every feature of naval duties to face him. and which lle would do. This youth of only IS years, has signed credentials of his commanders. and he is invalided home owing 10 asthnatic troubles incurred during heavy fogS in overseas duties He says he will go back, as soon as his health returns, as there Is noth- ing like 1t on this earth
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
BAPTISTS BUY $500 WORTHOF
 LIBERTY BONDS
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

At the close of the evening serv- ice last Sunday night at the First Baptist church, MT. Hamilton, the pastor, remarked that some of the men had been discussing the possi- bility of the church as an organiza- ton buying some of the third issue of Liberty Bonds. The members Of the advisory board present expressed themselves in favor of 1t. When 1t was put to a vote 1t carried without a dissenting voice and with enthusiasm. The church carries balance of sev- eral hundred dollars and the pledges came rolling in to bring 1t up to 5000.
 On Monday Miss Opal Creekmur, the treasurer, placed an order with local bank for six one hundred dollar bonds to be paid for in full at once. This church occupies a unique posi- ton, in that she has no wealth in the membership but never goes before the public for funds. All money gathered for the work is by free-will offerings. Besides the purchase of the bonds by the church, the individual members arc buying as heavily as possible for themselves.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
CULVER CATCHES W|NSOME UTE
 BEAUTY
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

According to press accounts in an Omaha newspaper, Stephen T. Gull yer, who gave his residence as Jer- ome, Ariz., is having a rough and thorny road to travel to reach the goal of matrimony He desires to marry an Indian woman. of Ute blood, and 1t is stated he was refused q license in Denver.
 Going to Omaha he again was disappointed and what city will be hiS next destinations is not known. In an interview Culver stated he met the girl while working at a placer camp in the San Juan river section of Colorado, and that Inc ran up against his first snag at Pueblo, the federal statutes being the basis of the refusal of a marriage license. which exaction IS rigid in its restrictions of bloods of the above nature mingling m the matrimonial relations. The paper carries half tone in double of the pair and an arrival Saturday from Jerome imDartcd the above Scnsa- tional cScapade of that former well known resident
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
PLACER PEOPLE FROM COAST
 CLOSE DEALS
From Tuesdays Daily.)

California placer mining people have concluded to enter this field and have closed during the past week quite an important deal, taking over under a bond the holdings of the Wichita company and those of Sam mel Boblctt, situated near the wagon road crossing of Lynx creek, embrac- ing several hundred acres
 George H. Marshall, of San Fran cisco, one of the members of the purchasing syndicate, Is now in Pres colt, and states that power machin- cry will be the process of propelling certain apparatus by which gold re- coveries are to be made, this process being successfully used at present at ,their California properties. There is to be no hydraulic or kindred system applied, and the big plant is now on the road to the works.
 Before closing the deal Mir. Mar shall conducted an exhaustive samp. ling of both properties acquired, with gratifying results, hence the action decided upon to begin operations.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
FLCTATION MILL
 ORDERED FOR DOS ORIS
(From Saturdays Daiiy)

In addition 10 active work begin nirg to revive the Dos Ori>, Buzzard and Raven silver mines, about twelve miles south Of Prescott, acquired by an eastern syndicate recently, an- other important movement affecting those carly day producers is the an nounccmcnt made by ]. F. Tomlin- son, one of the owners. that a large reduction plant k 10 be installed at oucc to treat the old orc dumps.
 Of this product there are several thousand tons on the Dos Oris alone. which accumulated as long ago as lSS5, and considered in that day as of second class rating. and unworthy of being shipped to San Francisco,
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
OberationSonP Peck To Begin at Once;
 Engineer AniUes
(From Tuesdays Oaiiy.)

The Fl Paso syndicate which closed d deal last week for the Peck, Cir oux and Burmistcr silver groups, sit uatcd in the BradshawS, will swing into action at once, the consulting engineer, F. W. Schneider. arriving yesterday This prominently known mining man heretofore had made scv- cral examinations of the properties and is quite optimistic over the out look, particularly from careful obscr- vations made in old workings of the, Peck, the carly-day bononza. Mir. Schneider joins (. E. Baton. one of the buyers, who is now in Prescott, and both leave later for the property 10 begin initial operations.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
COUNT CZERNINS SPEECH

Count Czcrnin the Austrian minister foreign affairs delivered notable address The of the address, beyond doubt dstrust among the allied fighting Germany with the that France has sought make peace the condition that accLorranc be- returned Ito her.
 If could be established that France willing to make peace and desert her allies the of her lost provinces the German and pacs elements in all other countries would seize the basis for propaganda They would insist and with that they should be called upon fight merely territory French republic
 But if France should abandon thc for any causcand there is danger of her doing sothat would end it for Great Britain and America The for which the English speaking nations fighting lies far deeper.
 words of the president the spokesman the naon when the cassembng of congress he ad dressed only that body and the American people but the whole world. He said
 First This ntolcrablc Thing, of which of Ger have shown the ugly face this of combined n tryuc and force. Thing without conscience honor capacity be crushed and it be utterly brought end least shut from the friendly intercourse oi the nations"
 Second When people have spokcsmcn whose word believe and when those pokcSmcn ready the of their people accept judgment nations what shall hcncort be the bases of law and of for the life of the word shall be willing and glad pay thc full price peace pay ungrudging price will will full impartial justice justice done at every point and to every nation, enemies as well friends"
 Here. then, the and only basis peace the character of its being Un this is established we and our allies will fight
 Before the end the German people agree to cparaon the of their rulers. They deliver the fair lands and happy people of Belgium and northern France from Prussan conquest and Prussian menace.
 A for Germany herself. intend wrong interference with her internal To dc otherwise would be ideals But be
 to the peace ol the peoples of the world who prcr industry and the o peace to the horrors of
 For the accomplishment the safety oi the world. for the of all that dear in civilization the allied nations have their hands the blow and will back until the lrrov. however long may be. is finished.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

owing to the high price of frcighting.
 Mir TomlinSou since assuming charge has had a complete analysis made of the ore content, and while not giving out tonnage values states, however. tube mill, equipped with a Notation process, will be the method of re- covcry The plant has been ordered. Rcopcniug of the old tunnel of 750 feet in length on the Dos Oris is go- ing ahead with quite a large force, and while determinations of an i'm portant nature arc not to be cx- pcctcd for the present. enough is known from data retained by carly operators to warrant this property 10 resume and justify the heavy outlay decided upon. \ compressor and other operating machinery has been ordered and another of the famous silver bonauzaS of carly days gets into action, as the white metal scars to a dollar an ounce and 1t Is be- lieved comes back to stay.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
NEED WAR RELIEF

AMSTERDAM, April 5.-Thc number of applications in the king. dom of Saxony for war relief in- creased last year from S0,2O0 to o. 500. or the l2,30O new applications, 6900 were i'll the cases of illegitimate war babies, according to informa ton received here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

Official Record Sheets showing dis position of Explosives, printed ac- cording to the form prescribed by the government, 5 cents each at the Journal-Miner office.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

Count Czcrniu Austria has cNaccd nothing from Rlnana the Danube little strategic rccticaton of the Austrian boundaries In for this R may have Bcssaraba which is part of Russia. He thinks Austria dealing generously with Rumania at Russia expense
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
DISLOYALTY IN SCHOOLS
 

The statement made in Washington Wednesday by former Uued States Senator Lafayette Young of Iowa that than thousand schools of the middle each day with the singing of Deutschland Uber Allies and Die Nacht Rhine Richard Mccac omcn civil governor of the canal and of the prominent editors in Nebraska. said that twenty days American patriotic airs known large percentage o hodcn that but that they taught the national songs of Germany.
 This of thing ntolerabc ntolerabc that German language newspapers should be permitted continue covey publish German propaganda Mir Meae stated that Nebraska cdor country distributed souvenirs its subscribers having stamped on them pictures of the kaiser and von Hindenburg
 To entirely stamp language this country would be cgreabc but with million times less for it, Germany has absolutely prohibited the English language Germany cannot be spoken anywhere public the telephone Any teacher who would permit the singing of the Star Spanged Banner German school would be traitor
 Let have end of this of thing and This is America.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

said be personal command the front Let hope that he will of his soldiers killed his drove death Nerdn and Chemn des Dame combined
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

It is said there such things good natued and benevo- lent microbes but they the kind that things
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

Russia peace with Germany but rcscnts the idea ol being footed all loodstus The Bolsevb concluding that it would be quite bad death die fighting
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10

cnnc urging the proearat of all the nations o the world to against their The prOcariat of Russia should rise against Lcnne and hang him for traitor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
LENINE\A F0ST RANT
Gu GloNT 0TRAvIT.

COPENHAGA, 3 Scptembrie.
Conform unei telegramc de
la Helsigfors catre ziarul Ham
burger Fremdenblatt, glontul
tras asupra prim-ministrului Le-
nine de terorista Dora Kaplan a
fost explosibil 81 otravitor. I'm
numar din aceste gloante s'au
gasit as,lpra acestei fete in mo-
mentul cInd a fost arestata.
Guvernul Bolseyikist luat
masuri aspire pentru impedecarea
acestei prigoniri de teroarc dusa
de REVOLUTIONARY social contra
Bolsevikistilor 81 reprezentan-
tilor Germani din Russia. Comisa-
rpl Peters dat un ordin prin
care amcninta ca toatc persoane-
le gasite eli arme in posesiunea
lor yor Fl executate pc loc, lar
acei .ce conduc agitatiuni contra
|jguvernului an sd. fie Iihternati
81 proprietatilc Tor vor Fl confis-
cate de stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

DE cIteva zile Sosit in Ame-
rica unul dintre cei mai energici
81 mai lnminati indrumatori al
ncamului nostru in aceste vrc-
muri tulbnri 81 dureroase Docto-
rul Nic~ae Lupu, dcputat in par
lamcntnl romin 81 unul dintre in
temcictorii partidului muncci din
regat. II aStcptam de mutt: sti-
am Ca are Sa Soseasca 81 dc accea
c mare bucuria noastra cal We
dem in sflrsit aici in mijlocul no.
stru. Snntcm cOnvinsi Ca expe-
rlenta 81 mintea sd clara, patrio-
tlsmul sau fierbinte 81 neobosita
sa putere de munca vor ajuta ne
spus de mutt izbinda cauzei ro.
minesti in aceasta tara 81 he vor
Teri 81 pc moi de a cadea in gre
sell pagubitoare neamului nostru.
Trecutul 81 munca savirsita
pima astazi dc d-nul DR.. Lupu ne
arata pc deplin insusirile d-sale
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
AvlAT0RI,
LOR AMERlCANI.

Gu Americana in Franta, 3
Septembrie. - AviatOrii a doua
excadrile americana an aruncat
doua tone de bombe pc asezamin-
tele militare ale gcrmanilOr de
la Audun le Roman 81 pc celc
de la Longuyon, inapoindu-se Gil
totii la baza nevatamati. Ri au
dOborit la pamint trei aerOplanc
inamice, in decursul sase dne-
luri aerienc. Bombardatorii Ger
mani, carl incercau sd navaleasca
dcasupra pozitiilor americana, all
fost respinsi cu usurinta. Din see
torele Woevre 81 Vosges sc ra-
porteaza mare activitate din
partca artilerici. La nord de To-
nj s'a descorit o patrula germa-
ma, care fost rcspinsa eli mari
perderi din numarul oamcnilor
ei.
Dupa aparenta Kaiserul inccar-
ca sa-si raspindeasca mincinoasa
sa propaganda char in liniile A.
mericanilor, dar aceste fncercari
sunt in vint. Niste pamfletc init
tulate America in Europa IT,
parite de germani pcntru ,,bene-
ficiul" Americanilor, au fost a.
runcate de aviatorii Germani pc
ste liniile americana. In ele G
scpis acelas discurs mincinos prin
care Germania vrea\ sa arate ca
ca nu e vinovata cu mimic desprc
acest razboi, 81 afara de aceasta
ataca Gu inyersunarc poporul En-
glez. Materialul in general a a.
yut rezultatul in amuza solda-
til Americani, mai cu scama O.
pintirile germanilor de a uza jar
gonul american (limba pocita)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
ARTILERIA AMERICANA
E FOARTE ACTIvA.
De: Fred S. Ferguson,
United Press Staff Correspondent
Gu araiata Americana in Fran

Gu arsnata Americana in Fran
ia, 3 Sept. - Artileria America
ma, in armonie cu atacul francez
de la nord-ost de Scissor, rimea.
"a cimpiile, sparge drumurile 81
r,lincaza transeiele inamicului.
Ploilc multe an incetat de cite.
va zile 81 drumurile din aceastd
reginnc sunt uscate 81 pline de
praf. Prin nourii de praf abba sii
zaresc chesoancle franceze, silind
inainte. Gel sase cal de la fiecare
chcsOn alergau in galop, Gala.
retii Isl invirtcau biccle> pedea.
supra capetclor silind animalele
a face supremul Effort.
Vestilc despre llptcle de Sim.
bata a adus din nou onOrurI
Francezilor, la fel 81 Americani.
lor. Diviziilc franceze de la drear
ia 81 stinga unitatilor Americana
an dat lupta brilianta, insa in
dccursul atacului Americana e.
rau in fruntca asaltului.
Clnd un tank mic francez a
fOst distrus, cei dol francezi al
sarit afara din el, au pus nina
pc pusti 81 s'au pus alaturi dc
infanteria americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

Queant, trupclc englezc 81 canadic-
ne eNalunga pc germanii dinaintea
lor in una din cele mai mari lupte
din ofensiva de fata 81 una din ee-
lc mai importantc intrcccri in acest
razboi.
Prin aceea ca an luat della gcrma
nj Epherpigny 81 positiile bine in
tarite ale lor din nordestul acelui
oras, englezii an infipt de nou o
NADIA in liniile germanilor. Plaiu-
rile della Douai, de acum, sd intind
fnaintea invadatOrilor, fara de nici
un loc de apararc pcntru gcrma-
nil earl sa retrag; In acclasi sector,
mai sprc sud, trupele englczc 81 sco-
ticne avanscaza sprc Queant, ca
punctul prim al tintci lor, captu-
rind mai mnltc safe 81 catunuri dim
preuna eli NOreuill.
In sectiunea nnde lupta francezii,
germanii pc lntreaga lungimea IL
niei sunt in retragere spre nordest
de- Soissons. 1ntreg platoul della
Soissons este acum in miinile trupe-
lor franco-amcricane sub cOmanda
gcneralului Mangin.
Francezii- inainteaza spre VAN
xaillon, lnde, dupa cum sa spunc,
germanii ard munitiile 81 sd prega-
tesc sa Sc retraga, prObabil, pima la
Chemin-des-D Danes. Acesta insa e.
ste la fel amenintat de francezi asa
ca retragerea germanilor are sa fie
81 mai mare. Avansarea spre nOrd
de scissors care s a inceput inain-
to de asia ell citeva zile, este una
din luptele cele mai crincene in ca,
re au luat 81 americana parte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

LONDRA, Sept. 3. - Astazi s a
veStit aici din stil, eli totul sigurc
ca cnglezii an capturat orasele Lens
! Wnlvcrghen, Qncant 81 Tromvillc.
Englezii au inaintat patru mile
pc I'm front de douazeci mile, All
dimincata, in rcgiunca della Buissy.
FL an sosit la un punct dincolo dc
Buissy, dupa CO au ocupat Doig-
nics, Vclu, Bertincourt 81 Rocquig-
ny.
in nord de Msne, trupele amcri-
cane continua sd inainteze i'm fata
impotrivirei 1ndaratnicc a germa-
nilor. Gcncralul Pcrshing raportea-
"a ca ocupat Terny-Sorny, luind
600 prizonicri, doua tunnri mari
81 IS pusti masini.
In sud de rful Scarpe, englezii
an luat della gcrmani 10000 priso-
nicri in lupta mare care a avut loc
nlnl &C tfccu dcalungal paryll uc
nOrd frontului de vest.
Tot luni ce trecu, s'a vestit della
Paris ca della Is Iulie incoacc pi-
nj la Septemvrie a. c. all fost lua-
ii della gcrmani l28.3O2 prisonicri.
Gel 10000 luati acum, vor ridica
accastHa rifra la suma de aproapc
10000.
fntariturile alta de puternice
pcntru apararea germanilor in
Franta de nord, pc carl insii All in
cercat sd lc tina 81 pc mai departe
prin aceea ca in ultimele clipc au
aruncat in liniile de lupta reserve
foarte mari, all cazut foarte lutte
inaintea fortelor engleze.
Minfnd peste linia Drocourt-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
SITUATIA Pc FROM.
TUL DE VEST.

LONDRA, 3 Sept. = Dupa &C
si-ar croft drum pcste valea Dro-
cOurt-Queant, care formeaza 0 IL
nic puternica dc aproape sase mile,
trupclc englezc urmeaza sa avan-
sczc incontinuu 81 sd lovcasca greu
pc mamie.
Accasta linic, care destinata ca
o intaritura suplimcntara liniei
Hindcnburg, este de o mare impor.
tanta pentru mamie. Sa crede ca
5 daca aliatii pot matura 1napoi pc
Gcrmani de pc toata intregimea ci,
pozitiilc lui Hindenburg de pc from
tnl de vest vor fl pusc in cea mai
mare primcjdic.
Ficldmaresalul HNg anunta ca
trnpele canadicnc 81 britanice au
ocupat Dury, Villcrs-lcs-C -Cagnis
court, Cagnicourt 81 Reincourt- Lez-
Cagoicourt, pozitii &c sc lasa de a
mindoua partile soselei Arras-Cam-
brai. Accstc> pozitiuni lovcsc pune
tul important al linici Drocourt-
Qucant. Mai departc catrc sud eng
glczii continua deasemenea sd a.
vanseze. Rczistcnta inamicului "a
intarit considerable, pentru Cd Hin
denburg arunca rezervc in foe ell
mare libertate, 1ncercind astfel sa
impiedice inaintarca lui Haig.
I'm Flandra Englezii inainteaza
staruitor, ocupind Estaires. Ri a.
cum slint trccuti la mila peste a.
eel sat. La marginca de sud liniei
de lupta, Francezii 81 Americana
inainteaza fncet, dar sigur 81 sta
rnitor. Grcul lucru de a curati pa
mintul paduros din vecinatatea
Coucy-le-C Chateau sc procedeaza GU
mare satisfactie. S'a intimpinat q
mare rezistenta din partea inami-
eului la est de Grecy-au-Mont. La
est de Nesle, Francezii an trecut
oanalul 81 au cistigat teritor pc
panta de vest a dcalului No. ~
,luind in acelasi timp 81 citi-va pri-
zonieri.
In rapoarteie sale, cartierdl ge'
neral german admitc c,scerirca ora
snlui Peronnc de catre Englezi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04

SALONIC, Sept. ;. - in coml.
nicatul sau dc icri, generalul Sar-
rail anunta crescinda activitatc
pc frontul din Balcani. in rapport
sd cuprinde 81 stirea dcsprc cap
turarea unei FASH intregi de pa
mint della mamie.
Comunicatul spunc: I'm nord dc
Alknmah, am capturat un salient
dc al pOsitiilor inamicului. Tn ae.
roplan inamicului fost dobOrit la
pamfnt in aprOpicre de Scrres.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
B u L Z T IN Z.

PARIS, 8 Sept. = Ministrul
de r4sboi, in con1unicatul sau pu-
blicat ast6si, nu aminteste despre
lupts do infanteris.
Oomunicatul spune: ,,Pe from.
tul de L. Somme ri intre Disc q
Aisne, au fost lupte dc artilerie,
Dealungul dc vesle si in muntii
Yoeger, raitele MCnte Do ese-
mani mi a,i sycces."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-04
GERMANII CAD 1NDARAT
in FLANDRA 81 lNTRE
ARRAS SIS0ISS0N.
De: William philip simms,
United Press Stat Correspondent.

PARIS, 3 sept = Retragerea
germanilor contiAaa att in Flan-
dra cit 81 intro kras 81 Scissor.
Armicnfire e direct amenntat
de catre armata doua gene
raluiui Plumer, ajutar 81 de A
mericani, care Sc tin de caloiiele
armatei germane de sub comanda
generalului Won Armin, cit 81 a
armatei sase de sub gcneralul
Won Quasi. Acesti dol general
germani cu incetul sunt siliti ca
sa paraseasca teritorul pc care
germanii l-au cistigat Gu att de
mari sacrificii in ofensiva lui
Hindenburg in luna Aprilie.
La sud de Scarpe Englezii i'm
ping mereu pc germani 81 Gu fie-
care pas pericolul punctului Qu-
ent, unul dintre pietrele cele mai
tari apararii mi Hindcnburg.
creste. Cambria numai la zcce
lsile spre rasarit de aci.
Gu punctul Qeant perdut, Lu-
dendorff va fl pns la incerca-
re grca de evita dczastrul ar
mattel germane din accasta re-
giune. Capturarea Reincourtului
81 prinderea pozitiilor de la sud
de accst sat pus pe englezi a.
proape de acest punct, pc care
eli il dOmineaza GU totul. Aci cit
81 spre nord pima la Scarpe, En-
glezii lupta pc un teren pc care
nu an fost lupte in ofensiva din
1917. Englezii amcninta in mtrca
ga linia a lui Hindenburg.
Ceva mai spre. sud intre Pero-
nne 81 st. Quentin 81 in dircctia
Noyonului flacarilc lumineaza in
timpul noptii lar coloane de fun
Sc vad ridicindu-se in timpltl
zilei, aratind munca de distruge-
re a germanilor in retragerea lor.
Germanii ard tot ce pot, din a.
ceasta sa vede caei MI mai spe-
ra ca sd salveze materialele de
razboi de aci.
1ntre Noyon 81 -SoissQn germa-
nil lupta cu inversunarc, insa
inject, dar sigur, Francezii ISL fac
drum inainte. Trupele America
ne ameninta pozitiile inamicului
la nord de Aisne. paca progresul
lor va continue printul de CO.
roana va fl slit ~ sa paraseasca
pozitiile de la VeSle.
stinga armafsi generalului
Mangin inainteaza spre nord ca
tre.st. Gombain, lind astfel dru
mul armatei printklui de coroana
german.
In lungul intreG ID liniei, de la
Ypres, pima la Rheims, Englezii,
Francezii 81 AMI anii continua
a cinta melodi1 { apa care Lu-
dendorff 9 slit = pace.