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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
PARTISAN AIR RAID
BOOMING INSURANCE
Principal Companies Arc Swnmpcd by
Volume OF business From Every
Quarter Of Civ

correspondence OF Associated PressD
PARIS. February 2S.-Though the re-
cent Gotha air RAID left Paris cold
in SO far as il. failed utterly TO brighten
the people or deprcss their spirits, il
had most extraordinary effect in
booming the insurance business
Every insurance company of rcpu,e in
Paris was overwhelmed by the volume
Of business hurled at II from every
quarter OF the city-rich and poor alike
and many companies had to turn
away or refuse temporarily many risks
merely because they had not sufficient
inspectors and adjusters to examine all
the business offered
Ore OF the first moves OF all the com
panies, operating in unison. was. day
or two after tho raid. 10 increase their
charges for insurance by 90 per cent
The relatively big increase has not in
the least deferred the great mass OF
Par.sians from getting their valuables
and property insured before another de-
structivc raid can take place.
For a time there was some talk of
grading or scaling the insurance SO
. that persons living on the top or upper
floors OF apartment houses would be re-
CURED 10 pay more than those living in
the ground or lower floors. Then, how
ever. the inadvisability of such pro-
ccdurc became apparent for two rea-
sons.
In the first place, to differcntiatc be
tween upper and lower dwellings, in
wolves n degree of examination and dis
elimination utterly impossible in the
present rushed conditions of insurance
affairs.
In tho second place. the bombs
thrown from airplancs have proved to
he SO frcakish in their effects that the
lower stories are not always any safer
than the upper parts of the buildings.
Thus during the last raid several build
ings were struck on top, the bombs
tearing their way two or three stories
downward and then exploding upward.
| In such cases the lower stories were
almost uninjured.
In other cases. however when the
bombs fell upon the open streets.
especially in narrow thoroughfares. it
was the bottom floors that suffered and
| in many cases lost their windows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
EVANGELISTlC SERVICES
Special Series Announced for This
Week n tSccond Presbyterian
Church..

Evangclistic services will be held
each evening This week at the Second
Presbyterian Church. beginning to-
day. Preaching will be by Rev. w.
l.. I.iuSlc. II. H.. of the Union Thco
logical Seminary. The services will be
from 10 O'Clock each evening. and
the members of the church are urged
10 come and bring their friends.
The following program has been pre-
pared by DIR. i.inClc for the week:
Monday-"'rhe United Possibilities of
the Christian Life"
Tucsday-"The Secret Power OF
Prayer"
Wedncsday-"what the Holy Spirit
Can DO for Us"
Thursday-"what Must l Do to Be
Savcd?"
triday-"The Inescapable Christ"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
lfcrnnrd A. IkOSN.

Funeral services for bernard A.
Ross. thirty-four years old. who died
last Saturday night at his home, $3.50
Floyd Avenue. at 1880 o'clock, after
lingering illness. will be conducted
from the Bcnedictine Chapel to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock. lntcrmcnt
will take place in ST.. Mary's Gene
terry. Mr.. Ross had been in the en-
pIoy Of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company for many years. He
is survived by his mother. Mrs. NJ. ~.
Ross, and two sisters, Miss Regina Ross
and Mrs j. B. Kennedy. all OF this
city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
ORGANIZE THRIFT ARMY
Ohio School Pupils Have Original Sys-
TEN of Choosing Army
Officers

MARTINS FERRY. OHIO, March ai-
The South School here has IL wcll-or-
ganizcd army. whose Insignia is
Thrift" Membership is gained by
the purchase Of Il war savings stamp
Promotion from the ranks. unlike the
real thing in armies, democrats: ones
at least. can be bought. Harold Snod-
grass thirteen. is major general on the
strength Of his ownership of two $50
Liberty bonds and 500 worth Of thrift
StomDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
w. S. S. IN GREAT DEMAND
POURING More Than sc.GOO.00O a Day
Into War Chest OF the
Nation,

Los ANGEL CAL. March cs-
More than 100000 daily is being
raid 10 the government through the
purchase OF war savings stamps. the
most potent single indication OF tho
Wonderful patriotism Of the entire
American people"
THIS Is the statement Of Frank n.
Nandcriip, president OF the City Ma
tional Bank OF New York. and chair
man of the national war savings coms
mittee. while in Southern California for
n months vacation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Mr.. yircinfn Ann Green.

Mrs. Virginia Ann Green. seventy
nine years old. widow of DR.. j. Lewis
Green. died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs q. Hamilton Sammons. II
East Grace Street, yesterday morning
at o'clock. Funeral services will be
conducted tomorrow afternoon at
Spring Hill Church. Brunswick Coun-
~, and intcrment will take place at
her homo in Powcllton. Besides Mrs
Sammons she is survived by another
daughter, Mrs. c. w. Mangum, of
Purdy; ono son. Charles T. Green. Of
this city, and seven grandchildren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
m'nIs" I'm Life and Death,

LONDON. March 1.-TWO Hincklcy
neighbors. Private George Mason and
Private w. a. Hurst, whose birthdays
were on the same day, Joined up to-
gether in 1916, were trained together.
fought together, fell, side by side in
sie same action and were buried to-
gcther.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Startling Hun
Plots Revealed
Beautiful German Spy Tells Of
Tier Secret Mission to
Brazil.

BY COUNTESS Won SCHAUMBERG.
Copyright. 1918. by the international
News Burcau)
These revelations are made by Coun-
tess Won SChauInbcrg. who WAS engaged
in the KniScr's secret service for many
Year.. The papers giving these con-
LESSONS were distracted Irorn her at
tdCi!c case by an enemy, WHO followed
Ncr TO Bern. SwitcrIund.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Indy nlncIiAnilfIi.

LONDON. March 2c.--The farm sirf
is now working as farrier and black
smith Hcrefordshire farmer ap-
piled recently for some one 10 shoe
horses and make and repair farm inr-s
PIGMENTS. and the women's organize :
ton were equal to the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
REVERENCE BEING horn
IN HEARTS OF FIGHTING. MEN

In considering the reverence which
Is being born in the hearts Of the eight
ing men Mr.. Chenault took occasion
to Say: The time is past when PEG
pie are going TO honor ministers. mere
~ because they are ministers. They
viii be honorcd because they arc men.
men with red blood in their veins.
men OF the living Cod"
Calling attention TO the brotherhood
which VIII be demanded OF religion af-
ter the war, nc said: There is some
thing down in the trenches which is
akin TO Cod. II is best expressed in
the words. Thou shalt love thy God
with all thy heart and with all thy
soul and thy ncighbor IS myself
citing the incident OF the wounded
soldier who had taken his coat 10
cover "a dying comradc way of in mo
mans land he emphasized the feeling
OF brnthcrly love which is born in the
trenches and which the men vino re-
tur" viii demand that relis ion offer If
OF brotherhood" he said. the church
y not practIc!ns to-day. bu, merely
preaching"
In noting the unity which he be-
l."vcd would he demanded in the new
religion. he said that the many need
less divisions of denomination would
he intoicrablc to the soldier. In the
words OF the man from the trenches
each is pushing his own show too
hard. and when men are crying out
for God they Will not be held down BY
barriers OF cccleSiasticiSm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
NEW BIRTH OF RELIGION
TO COME OUT OF BAT TILE
Rev. Fred II. Chcnault breaches
Striking Sermon at Broad
Street Church.
MEN COMING NEARER TO GOD
Soldiers Returning From Trenches
Will Demand Realities Of Religion
With Scant Regard for Ecclcsias-
teal Forms or Differences.

Speaking last night OF the new re-
liSion which is to be born OF the great
war. Rev. Fred X. Cheuaultl pastor OF
the Broad street Methodist Church.
told tho audience that filled his church
that while men are being transform
ed, and thrones are totter!n.. still men
arc coming nearer 10 God than ever
before. out Of the awful carnage OF
war, birth is being given To a new and
practical religion. Soldiers" he said.
when they return from the trenches
Will demand a religion which is simple
and humble. positive and revercnt. eX-
prcssive of brotherhood and having
unity
The speaker estimated that there
are 90. 100000 men under arms to-day
and added: when they return to their
homes they VIII not be content TO knee!
at affairs Of churches which know not
the iii" o! Christ. They Will not ask
for doGnas aud crceds. but they will
seek q religion which has Il passion for
men. They vii! not follow profess
SONS which possess nothing that is not
true To the Christ life. They will
not look for beautiful edlfces They
vii! not look 10 the weight Of col
lection baskets All this will be mere
camonhagc a. them, but they will seek
q religion which has Il dominant pas
sion for men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Local Observations at : y. ".
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT CITIES.

Temperature. A; humidity, 81; wind
direction. northeast; wind. velocity, ;
miles; weather. SDrinklinG rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
NINE AMERICAN SOLDIERS
GIVEN SERVICE CROSSES
Three OF Those Decorated Are Dead
and Next Of l<in VIII
RcccfVc Cross.
I Ry Associated Press

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. March 2i.-Thc distinguish
ed service cross has been awarded nine
American soldiers. but three thus deco
rated are dead. and the cross with an
appropriate letter, will be forwarded TO
the next of kin.
The decorations have heen conferred
on Second Lieutenant y. w. Terrell;
Medical Sergeant Thomas Peterson
,dcad). Privatcs Herman Genipy. and
Lenni Fillcngr1n tboth dead, and Ser
scants Warner Hall a!:d James II. West.
and Corporals Edgar II. Freeman, Amos
Teskc and Homer Whited, all Of the
same infantry regiment.
Some OF these men had already been
decorated with the French war cross
Medical Sergeant Peterson. as pre-
viously reported was attached TO an
artillery regiment. and in action on
March =. although mortally wounded.
supervised the care Of wounded brought
10 Il station which he had established.
and. in order 10 save the lives OF
others, gave up his own. He died OF
his wounds the same night.
Private Fillcngcm. as sentry, stood
by his post the same day, notwith-
standing a heavy shell fire, and was
morta!ly wounded as a result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

II was not difficult for me, you may
be sure. to lead on Preside Lopez TO
speak Of Kunani. and OF the reasons
why he hailed with JOY the windfall
represented by the money won in the
lottery.
You must know. sonora" he ex-
claimed as he lifted his fourth glass to
his lips. that we are upon the brink
Of great events there at Kunani"
I'VE are about TO extend our terri
tory. to invade the ncighboring dis
trict OF iIe:narda. and to annex the
little river port Of that state by that
name. which VIII give us communities
ton with the great world without"
lie explained at length the details
OF this mad drained scheme. He had
the men. in the shape Of a band Of ad-
vcnturcrs-somc Of them. by the way.
were English:ncn and coionia!s wanted
BY their gOVernIrents-but he sorely
needed equipment. lie said that he
would get together an army OF 5000
men who would be relied upon to give
good account OF themselves in meet
ing the BRAZILIAN regulars. They were
good fighters, many OF them good
horscmen. and they were loyal 10 him.
Eut what they needed was modern
weapons for his adventure and his
winnings In his lottery would make a
scrap!ns together for tho purpose.
LOPEZ TELLS COT NTESS
OF ALL HIS AMBITIONS
Madame" he said to me- you have
no doubt heard OF Lopez. every one in
rio knows LopcH-LopcZ the mailman.
iia' hut they do not know the real
Lopez. Some day they Will hear Of this
other Lopez"
And truly this was not the lopez
whom people thought MAS madnan.
lie wag not even the Lopez ! had met
at the entrance OF the lottery estab-
lishmnnt; this was :. different Lopez
indeed. and had TO watch. But his
IDEAS and plans sounded mad. Was he
big enough TO put these into execution?
The more he talked 10 me OF his great
dreams and his mad Ideas. the more |
took an attitude OF a mere child. I
listened to him attcnti"ely though
] was an innocent young girl. and every
word of his fluent speech Was captivat-
ing me AZ last. when he had reached
the height OF his hucncy in describing
The greatness Of his prospective state.
] grabbed his hand and kissed /; fer
veutlH. and said aliHOs; in whisper
My noble scuor. YOU are great"
pretended the utmost enthusiasm
for the scheme. representing myself
AZ an unmarried wealthy woman and
amy length in support Of such a cause"
as his
IT sounded absurd 10 me IS ! said ii.
but II represented his own point OF
view completely; and he swallowed the
statement withou, the faintcst dcmure.
How could you possibly introduce
weapons in any quantity" l asked
him. 1t seems TO me that the closest
restrictions are observed in Brazil in
such matters"
Il could land twenty shiploads or
arms If had them" he replied eager
- Believe me, Kunani has all sorts
Of friends in Brazil"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Tho distinguished service cross is ono
of four new decorations for bravery,
service or wounds in the war against
Germany. authorized by President Will
son. These decorations arc awarded
with the approval Of General rerShing.
the American commander in chief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25

Nugget Nell. the most beautiful sirf
from the Golden West?-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. 9. Weather Burenu.>

IL noon temperature.
) T. VI. temperature. ...........
Maximum temperature to S i. Nj.
minimum temperature TO s II. NJ.
Mean temperature .
Normal temperature ..
Deficiency in temperature. .......
Excess in temperature since March
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
Local Rainfall,

Rainfall last twcnty-four. hours.
Excess in rainfall since March L..
Excess in rainfall since January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
OFTEN MAKE ESCAPE BI
SKIN OF THEIR TEETH

a fog suddenly ran into something
hard and .unyicldinG, and moment
later was very impoliteiy asked IN
German where the hadcs she was rum
Ming to and if she had bought the
ocean.
The British lieutenant in command
caspcd, and theE. in precise German
poured forth full and httinS reply
threatening the trawlcr-for such WAS
the sEip--with all sorts Of fearful neh-
aties for having dared TO speak mus
TO a submarine. Furthermore, he com
ronded The enemy vessel 10 fling over
side 4 Eawsnr to make fast hts boat
and a ladder whereby he might ascend
10 her decks.
Ten minutes later tho commander led
n cutiasS-armcd and very angry scor"
OF British scamcn up tic ladder TO ask
very uiccly for the Huns surrender
That thrill ended by the armed trawler,
which was also a. mine-la;cr. NoyaS:ns
10 Britain under her own steam. man
ned by n dozen clatc Britons and shep
herdcd by the submarine with the bent
nose.
IL VAS also in fog thar E-ump:ccn
found herself high and dry on Il shoa!
off the Schiwcswig- Iiolstein coast She
could but wait for ne tide TO renoat
her. and meanwhile her crew took Tho.
opportunity to secure n much needed
rest. Came along an enemy destroyer.
who asked her her business and un-
fortunately this submarine command
or had no German. But he had ready
wit, and answered that he had no brsi.
ness there. but ii the destroyer would
accommodate his crew he would will
lingly surrender. And surrender nc
did. though neither he ror his men
gave up their stout Wcblcy pistols,
which they had concealed about their
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14
UNUIA DIN CEATA
GROHAITORILOR

oiiiii dlntra eel maj mari pangli-
earl pretentiosi 81 grandilocventi,
earl bat trombonul eel mare la toa-
te portile, mascind prin zgomet 81
Indrazneala saracia NINTH. 1ntre
Rominii nostri din America, de ST.
CUR ca este Zamfirica Cucuiatul de
la Detroit, Mich.
Nici nu sunt multi ami de cfnd
sd ruga de scriitorul acestor sire
sal lndrepte 81 coreaga sirele fara
logica scrise in un ,,Echou" oare
care 81 iata ca petulantul ,,inass' a
ajuns 81 el sa-si ridice botul din
gunoiul intellectual care i fncun.
Jura 81 sa sughite. ;. Ba, STA luat
omul aiere de ,,critic" 81 este atfta
de nazdrayan ca la fie care brilei
da cu oistea in gard.
In gazetarie sa pune alaturi Gu
Gel ce j pot fl bunici nu alta. >Bui-
macitul nostru uita ca gazetaria,
adevarata gazetarie este arta 81 ca
artei trebuie sal opui arta! Tre-
bnie forta care sa puma in miscare
fibrele sufletnlui 81 IA savirseasca
opera mare, 81 uita mingulitul men
care s'a anturat pima in jurul unor
redaetii ca arta aceasta isl smulge
biruinta, orr cit al apasa-o 81 ori
cit de multi ar fl neyoiasii carr
umplu numai goluri carl asteapta
pc altii, 81 ca 'naintea eli toti tre-
buie Sd sc prostearna.
Mentalitatea inchircitS a acestui
.siirv. ce sa tfraie inca lipsit de Via
ga, am avut priej 81 0 cunosc de
I. Mia fost totdeauna mila de
ei, dar sal ajut nu putcam. II on
pose de pc timpul end licita peste
toti 81 q batea Gu pumnii in piept
mai altfel e. un rabin 'naiatea lui
Iehova, jurfndu-se pc floarea- ma
Tului, pc fir de trandafir, ca el es.
y >cel maj drept 81 eel mai curat
natiohaiist romin din Statele Uni
'te.
0mul, n compst stimeam, i schiin-
bat arta m mesefie. El avea mai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14
.MaruIltisuTi.

Unul sd tingtie> ca a murit dA
foame in satul lui drag 81 ca, din
cauza ca ajutat sinagoga de a
colo, acuma nu are bani Gu &c sa
.mearga acasa.
La ce atitea lacrimi 2, Mai bani /?
iii dam moi imprnmut!
Are Uniunea bani orr nu area
Well, moi am raspuns anumit ca
are 81 are 81 presedinte, numai cit
vezi, banii aceia nu sa dau pc ac-
tiuni de cele tari ca Liberty
Bond -urile, 81 ppesedintele most
'rn de astazi e tot ca. 81 eel vechiu,
un bun sprijinitpr al Uniunii 81
|al ziarului America" 81 cre-
dem - de aceea uni dintra cei en-
mlsca pc cacn,la vor sd faca ure-
chca surda.
Trotzky, infalibilul prieten al ro-
silor nostri della Detrait, are doua
aeroplane la dispozitie pentru tim
pul cind ar fl de lipsa sd zboare.
Ce fericit! El zboara Gu aeroplane-
lie 81 tovarasii sal de- principii vor
ii siliti sa zboare en- ciumpa!
Curajul este fatal vitreg al sue
ccSulm.>
Nh erede toate vestile ce lie auzi
despre tine.
Apropo! Zamfirica ne-a raspuns
asa cum sa pricepea ell, la uncle
lucruri. Oar inca mn a r;ispuns nj
mica cu privire la glObul dinsului
atacat de grecoteiul della mInastire.
Tilharii de trenuri de odiniOara
s an crmintit. Dinsii spun ca a.
cuma este mai profitable sa til in
arInda restaurantul della CARA.
Ziarul care voieste sa apara zil-
nic, in lipsa de telcgrame 81 servi.
ciu telegrafie, s'a pns sa-si umpla
spatiul din certe. Poate ca Ia asa
public cetitor ii va trebni asa ca
ciula.
E mai usor pentru camilla sd trca
ca prin urechile acului decft-pen-
trn o femeie ca SIT treaca odaic
fara ca sa sc ute i'm oglinda.
Spune- i unui copif (poate Fl 81
om mai hatrin, dar mic de statura)
ca dinsul este bun, unui barbat ca
rifns11f este I'M ION mare 81 tineii
femei ca dinsa este frumoasa 81 vel
vedea cum an sd spuna toti ca tu
esti eel mai fin observator.
a
De nu ar Fl afurisita de moda.
Mute femei ar fl imbracate mai en-
gust dar 81 mai simplu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14

Tostul Kaiser are destui
Berlin. Avctea privata 4 fos-
tului Kaiser este socotita la 5
.miiioane dolari in numerar, Gel
mai multi depusi in diferite
sbanci. Venitul lni din aceste sur
Sc este de 225, 900 de dolari a.
nnal
Dreptate Bolsevist&. - Co
penhaga. = Felul cum Sc poar-
TIA Bolscvici Gu nulnca altora Sc
anunta 7htr'un rapport din Pet
rograd, care zice ca!userul de Ia
o hanca a fost pus in slujba de
colnisar, lar primul sau pas III
noul serviciu afost sa arda tos,
tc condicile carl dovedeap cfti
bani au fost depusi in acea han
ca 81 Gle catrei cine.
Transformafea fabricei lui
Krupp. Amsterdam. Di-
rectorii fahricilor Krupp ap q.
nuntat ca vor lua masuri sa le
transforane pc toate in asa fe1
ca sd Sc lucreze in ele Inarfuri
trebuincioasc pentru timp &c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14
el nla sllnf nlurdarii

Cd III cel ~ Z xidSra carl lac Pc gais-
gicsii.
CT iata acest Cucuila, acest ON
model de cinste 81 intransigenta ma
tionala de odinioara, acest ON care
inlocul steag,1iui rosiu az trebui sa
viseze streang rosiu, crede ca mai
poate 81 el sd fncnrce lulhea bilba-
ind cuvinte de prost gust 81 posind
pc scriitorul.
Mi sa arunca o fnvinuire tot att
ia de proasta ca 81 Gel ce o spune
Ci-ca am fncasat comisiune pc a.
nunturi de ziar carl au fost retrase
in 1910. Ei bine, cei, Gu anunturile
aveau 1ncredere in scriitorul de pc
acel timp al ziarului 81 erau con-
,vinsi ca ziarul era fedactat bine,
cine este de sina daca urmasul meu
fost asa de nettebnic ca sa nu
site redacta 81 din cauza aceasta a.
nunturile sd nn aduca rezultate 81
cei ce lie publican sa discontinue
Fpublicarca lors
Ri, dai. ce ma dimit Ell Gu toti
zevzeciii Pare ca spnnea doar ma
rele Vlahuta si pot 81 eu sa intreb
della publicul men, alaturea de din
u >
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14

Ungaria ISL recheama amba-

Ungaria isi recheama amba-
sad0area. - Berna. - Madam
Rozsika Schwimmer, despre ca
re Sc zisese ca fusese nuinita
ambasadoarea Ungariei in Ell
|vetia, a fost chemata in tara de
guvernul actual. Rapoartele So
site acum anuRta ca dinsa ma
fost acreditata formal, ci ca
misiunea la fost numai provi-I
z6rie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14

mace, ii ocul lnarilor tnnuri fial-
bIlta pentru di&trllgArea Euro-
pei. Stirea despre aceasta este
aatd de eazeta Cologne.
Respingerea Rosilor. Ar
changed. Sc annnta ca trupe-
'le Bolsevice au fost respinse
peste tot frontul in timpul end
an 1ncercat sd atace pozitiilc
.ruse- aliate dintre Dvina 81 ca
lea ferata de linga Naasevo.
Luptind prin padufi pline, de
zapada, trupele anglo-ruseSti
All pus NINA pc mari canttati'
th materiale in ufma ,lllui con
ira -ataS
Schilnbari in lege: - Agcn-
tia Central News raporteaza dc
Ia Berlin cd guvernul german
a anulat legea care scutea pc
Hohenzollerni de pedepsile le-
gale! Mai fnainte nici 0, lege nu'
putea condamna pentru nici un
fapt pc Kaiser 81 he intreaga
familie Hohcnzollern.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-14

0erere respinsa. = Paris. -
Maresaluh Foch a respins cere-
rca delegation geranani de a
|comunica Gu provinciile de la
vest de Rim, carl acum sunt O
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