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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Post Office Department Gives Form of Address for Oversee Mail.

Persons who send mail to members of the Expeditionary Forces are par ticularly requested, in statement is- sued by the Post Ofice Department, to use ink only in writing the ad- dresses. Every piece of mail matter should also bear the name and ad- dress of the sender.
 Heavy paper, canvas, or cloth should be used for wrapping packages. When canvas or cloth is used the address should be written on a shipping tag, with the name and address of the send CT on the reverse side. t,, '
 Given names should be written in full, instead of initials. The title of the addresses and the full name of the unit or organization to which he is assigned should be added, it being sufficient in the way of further address to use the words American Expedi- tionary Forces"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

insurance, according to the Treasury Department. Circulars have lately been sent out by claim agents and at torneys offering to assist persons en- titled to the benefits of this insurance in collecting their claims.
 The procedure for the presentation and collection of insurance claims is simple. Blanks may be secured from the Bureau of War-Risk Insurance at Washington. The name of the per son in service who was killed or in- jured, and the relationship which he bore to the person making the c!oim should be given. &
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
FOOD SITUATION
 Is RAPIDLY IMPROVING
Boys Tc Be Enrolled Fer Form Work
 Through Schools This Year..

The Committee of Food Supply of the State Council of Defense with its various sub committees discussed the food situation with an enthusiastic gathering of representative farmers and farm bureau men of the State at the Hartmord Club Saturday after noon and from the opinions expressed at the meeting it was generally felt that from a production standpoint, the food situation in Connecticut is rapidly improving.
 Arthur Howe who reported upon boy labor for. farms, declared that every boy in the state who will be worth
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Increase of Meat Animals in Yea Over 5000 IOo0

Reports based on figures from the Department of Agriculture show that January 1, 1913, the number of meat animals in the United States was greater by more than S,e00,500 head than it was January 1, 1917. The number of inspections for slaughter indicate decrease in consumption.
 The summary shows the total num- Der of cattle in the United States January 1, 1913 was 66,S30,0 900. an. in- crease of 1,247,060 head over the same day the year before. Hogs increased 3 7S1 000 head, or 5.7 per cent. The increase in sheep was 1,2S4, 900 head or 2.7 per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
War Trade Board Finds German Sub
 narines Direeted af Neu%rals


 Germany's war leaders are using the submarine to prevent fulfillment of Americas agreements to feed and re- lieve European neutrals, according to statement: by the War Trade Board. It says:
 "A mass Of cumulative evidence and indications in the possession of the War Trade Board shows that Ger many is employing the submarine men, ceiving and food or favors at the hands ace to, prevent neighbor neutrals re- of the United States and it's associates in the war and to coerce these neut- rals through starvation and political and economic dependence upon Ger many, quite as much to strike at the communications of it's opponents Germany's ostensible aim in proclaim ing the ruthless submarine campaign Further indications tend to show that the submarines are being used along similar dog-in- -the-manger lines to destroy neutral shipping without regard to its employment"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
No Need for Agents in Placing Claims
 for War Risk Insurance.

Soldiers, sailors or their beneficia- ries under the soldiers and sailors in- surance law need not employ att0r- neys or claim agents to collect the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
WAR NEWS DIGEST
Conditions Throughout
 the Battle Fronts,

control of communicable disease, Lespc- tally near Army camps, is being made by the United States Public Health Service. The work will relate largely to the standardization and preparation of serums. .s .e.e.e..
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

The sale of British and Irish wool to persons other. than those authorized by the Government has been forbid. den.
 keep a complete record of all Indians who serve in the Army or Navy dur ing the war.
 The hew submarine fighters which
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Fritz Maisel is playing with new enthusiasm now that he is slated to cover third base regularly for the Browns.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

A man may have plenty of money and yet be unhappy. but it is better 10 be unhappy with money than with out it
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Joe Dugan, the Athletics young shortstop, is another Dick Barry in the opinion of Quaker baseball sharps.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

A 15-round mill between Dave Pow CTS of Maiden and Phil Bloom ought to be a drawing card for the next ex-
 hibition here.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Larry Doyles return to the Giants means that he will get a big recep- tion when he shows for the first time in the Brush stadium.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Barring accidents and i'll luck. Clark Griffith expects the Senators to give a good account of themselves in the 1918 American league pennant race.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

If Clark Griffith had secured Pratt and Ping Bodie when he had the chance the Wash4ngtons now would be considered dangerous.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Connie Mack's new Athletics are shaping np well at Jacksonville except in the box. Mack is on the lookout for at least three capable pitchers.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
QUENE5AUG CHAMPS DEFEAT
 BROWN ALL STAR FIVE.
Fine Playing Nets PIainfield 27 Points
 to Their Opponents 10.
Especial to The Bulletin,


 Plainfield, March 29.-The Plainfeld High school basketball team, cham pions of the Quinebaug Valley league defeated the Brown All Stars in fast and exciting game in Mflner hall last evening" The game opened with a snap and after five minutes of hard playing Collonan dropped the ball through the basket for two points. Daggett a moment later duplicated this good work with, two more points. The All Star players then took hand in the scoring part of it with Denison making a pretty basket, which was soon followed by another thrown by Bergstrom- With :eY score 4 to 4, Daggett of Plainhs T started the score upward wit. other basket. From that time on the Plainfield boys shot often, but were way off in the line of shooting. A free try for the basket was nicely carried out by Burby and the half ended with the score of "A on the right side of the ledger.
 With the opening of the second half the Plainfeld boys began to display a i little passwork which resulted in bas- kets made by Daggett and Burby. Winsor of the All Stars did all the scoring for the visitors in the second | half, making three nice baskets. When the whistle was blown for the final Plainfield had completed her basket ball season in the right way, winning 1 by the score of PHO. | Field baskets, for Plainfield, Daggett t5, Potter {, Burby 2, Allen 1; Brown All Stars, Winsor 3. Denison 1, Berg strom.
 The lineups:
 P. H. s. Brown All Stars. Daggett .~-.-....-........-. Denison
 Center.
 Potter .-..........-.. H. Collonan
 Left Forward JOureC .-....-. BergSJrom J. Collonan ............-.... Winso1
 Right Forward. Burby .-..........e..... Kenyon
 Right Guard. Left Guard.
 Referee, Chapman; timer. Collins; scorer, Seguin.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Joe Sugden, the famous ball player Is spending his annual spring vacation at the Cardinals training camp.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
NOTICE

THE PONEMAH MILLS SAIESROOM WILL NOT BE OPEN FRIDAY OR SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK, MARCH z9th AND sOth.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
SPORTING NOTES

The report that Albert Mamaux's arm is bothering him is good news in Pittsburgh, but wait while!
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Coach Tim Sullivan has. some little task before him to whip that bunch of candidates for the Academy team Unto anything that resembles a ball
 club.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Rube Marquard has asked to be sent against his old friends, the Giants, when they open with the Brooklyns at the Polo grounds three weeks from to- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Public Health Service Studies Means to Check Disease Near Army Camps.

An investigation for the purpose of improving methods for prevention and
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

Jack Hendricks. manager of the Cardinals, and the great Hornsby have become close friends, which means tnat HornsDy has forgotten that he couldn't get a s100OO salary.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Now tfat Jesa Wi1lard and Eraf

Now that Jess Willard and Fred
 Fulton are matched ito meet in a championship battle on July rec
 ord crowd may be expected to see this match. Judging by Fsulton's past per formanees. the gate receipts should exceed that of the Johnson and Jef- fries battle. When Jess was asked what he thought of Fulton as chal- lenger, he said: Fulton is about the
 biggest man and about the best boxer who could give me hard battle. and | that is one reason consented to lei ! Fred box me. but don't expect him to go rro-e than ten rounds with me"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

You never know what you can do until you try to undo what you have done.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30

The wrestling game in this city has been sadly neglected, but there is a runor current that lightweight wrestling champ is in our midst. Per haps he may be able to start something in tflisl line.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
Brown 6 Perkins, Ilifmss.st.LaH

Over Uncas Nat Bank. Shetucl1et St
 Entrance stairway near 10. Thames National Bank. Telephone 3S-3
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13

ticke obtlze mohou zyetSiti vojen-
ske pfekazky. ktere general Gull
liamot mus pfekonayati. Jestli-
&c teutonSti spojenci rozhodnou Sc
proyeSti nApor proti arlnade Spo-
jencu ma Balkan6 neposkytne-
Ii Rccko ysestranou pomoc, anna
dy Spojeneu mohou Sc ocitnouti We
yaznf situaci. Bulharsko, jak Sc
"a to ma, spokoiilo by Sc tasti
Dobrudze a casti Macedonia. Ru-
munsku IA ollu east Dobrudze,
ktera poskytnuta byla by Bulhar-
sku a "a Sedmihradsko, na ktcre
cim 81 naroky, le N6mtckem ma
blzena cast Multanska a east Bes-
sarabic. Ma Sc "a 10, ze l'kraiin
Sc staYeti proti prepuSt6-
nj techto castl Rlmrnsku, pon6-
yadz jsou obydleny v6tSinou ru-
munskym lidem. Rumunsko ma
dobre sorganiso7anou armadu o
100000 mulch a "a pomoci ukra-
jincG tato armada je schopna w
tlaciti bolseviky Bessarabie, lee
by bolsevicka propaganda mela
llspech mezi rumunskym vojskem.
Bolsevici, opuSteni ma vSeeh stra-
mach, budou nuceni podvoliti Sc
nemeckym mirovym podminkam,
bez ohledu ma to- jak budou poko-
fujlci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Lode ucineny budou nepotopi-
telnymi.

New York. \. Y, II. unora, -
Byly yynalezeny prostredky, jak
uciniti transportni lode nepotopi-
telnymi ponorkami, die prohlase-
nj Williama L. Saundcrse, misto-
namorni poradni rady Y
reel pred alumny Pennsylvania u
University tomto meste. Saun.
ders prohlasil, ze jedna z lodi,
ktert nedavno byly zlskany Via
dou, byvala rakouska LODI, nal6za
Sc Atlantickem pristavisti tax
upravena, ze nenl mono j poto-
pitt yfbusn}m torpedem. Prayil,
ze nevi, pro jake priciny zpraya
0 tom nebyla uverejn6na. V lodi
teto m1ze bfti u6inen torp6dcm 0.
tyor Cd tficiti do ctyficfti stop v
dlametru a lod zdstane ma povr-
chu vod Saunders popsal dosti
podrobne novy tento vynalez a
prohlasil, zc tySem to bude vyza-
dovati delSi DOLBY, nez vSeehny
nase transportni lodi timto zpd-
sobem budou ucineny nepotopitel.
nymi. Ornament toto, spolu ne.
davnfmi probldsenfnii anglicksho
admirala Jcllicoe, sekretafe Bake.
ra a sekretare Danielse, povazuji
Sc "a Ilamateni. ze predpovsdi, ze
ponorkove nebezpeci bude odstra-
memo jiz v let6 tohoto roku, jsou
opodstatneDa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Separdtni mir TIA Bal
kane Jest m0zn0sti

Washington, ID. G., II. llnora.
Die prohlaseni zdeisich diploma
tickych lredniku hroM separatnl
mir ma Balkan6 pro centralni moe
nosti, lee by napor spolencil II So
lun6 obnoyil ducha yy6erpanych
armad spojencti. Rozdrobeni Sc
Ruska odstraneni bolSeyik1 bu-
de dilsledkem ruske pollromy, die
nahledu diplomatickych 6fednl-
XII, ktefi maji yclice pessimistick6
nahledy ohledn6 posIednich uda-
losti V Rusku. Separatni mir me-
ii Ukrajiliou a centralnimi moe
nostmi odstrani nejyGtSi pfekazku
Teutond. Rumunsko 6asem bude
nuceno pi.ijmouti rakouske miro.
We podminky. Pfimeii mezi Ru-
munskem a centralnimi mocnost-
mi vyprsi Y n6koHka hodinach a
Rumunsko musi je budto obnovi-
ii, pferusiti styky anebo vstoupi-
Ii do miroyfho yyjednayani. =
Srbsko a Cerna Hora, nedostane-
Ii Sc jim brzy pomoci cd spojen-
eli, musl prijmouti to, co Rakou-
sko a Bulharsko jim nabldnou,
nebudou-li chtiti ztratiti vSechno.
Recko niue Sc stati dosti diilezi-
t{m vojenskym cinitelem ma Bal
kane, ale jeho vlaznost We yaleG-
nych pfipravach jeho diploma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Bitvy v proudu ma front6
. V |ta|ii, Francii a Be|gii
Nemecko Rakousko radue Separatnho mru Ukranou
Teuonska vojska vychodu bouji nyni We Flandrech.
TUBA po miru vzmaha Rakousku

yojska, ktera pred nedavnem po-
stavila Sc prot bolSeyickdmu We.
dcni q rcvoltoyala pod ycdcnim
gcncrala Dovbora ModSnickGho,
2nocnila SC Smolenska, kterf ma.
lfzalo Sc az doposud ' moci boil
scyikG, die zprdy z Vidn9, iez do
Sly do Kodan6 a odtud pfedany
byly Exchange teIegraficke kan
celai.i.
Basel, Sylcarsko, II. mora.
Nemeckt tasopisy, do5ld SEN, sde-
luji, ac polnf marSalek Won Ma
ckensen postal ultimatum rumun-
skG Wade dne 6. 1nora, zddajo, a,
by mirove vyjcdnavani bylo zaha-
ieno po uplynuti Gtyr dnG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Zahaji Nemci skutecne ofensivu
na zapade?

Lond}n, II. 1nora. - Pokusi Sc
Nemci skutecne o ofensivu proti
Anglicanjlm, Francouztim a Amc-
rltanilm ma zap4dni fronte? Vet
sina valetnIch pozorovatelt ie to-
no nahledu, ze Nemecko k velke
offensive proti dokonale vyzbrojc-
nlm pripravenlm armadam
spojcncu ncma dostateGntho du
cha a silly. Jc NONE, ze Ndmci
shroma4dili na zapad6 TAX velkt
mnozstyi yojska 3ako spoienci, ale
dnch tohoto vojska nenl takov}
jaito orono. ktert podilelo SO ma
prvnim tazenl do Francie a bvlo
zastaveno AZ Ii samlch bran Pa
flze Cd poraaky N6ncu ma Mar
ne bylo mono pozoroFatl ochabo-
vanl nelncckeho ducha a zadn( z
ntmeck}ch napora po bity6 ma
Marne ncbyl schopen dociliti Wy,
ttenS.ch met. Ia to ale duch ar
mad spoJcnciI Sc pozoruhodn6 zle
psiI. Nenci nemaji zccIa zadnt
nad6jc ma '1spfch ma zapadni from
te a jakdkoliy ofensiva shroutila
by Sc 0 statceny odpor vojsk spo-
jeneckych. Neni 0 tom sporu. ze
Nemci soustfeduji muzstvo a della
ma zapadni fronte, ale niue Sc je-
dnati 0 opatrnostni opatfeni $ o
hledcm ma odekavanou serii utokn
spojenecklch armad ma jare.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
BolSevici Sri svoji propaganda
mezi valecnymi zajatci.

Petrohrad, II. tlnora. Rakou-
sko-nGmecka politicka komise, "a
sedajici Y Petrohrad6, protestoya-
la sovetu proti Spatnym pom6.
rum mezi rakousko-nemeck uni
zajatci, Komise zada ujist6ni. "
SOVIET zabrani souStfedovanf tech
to zajatcu We yelkIch m6steeh Y
.pritomn6 dob6 nalezi Sc 10000
n6meckfch a rakonsklch zajatcu
Y Petrohrad6 a $4,000 V Mosllye.
Tito zajatci stayaji Sc ponenahlu
ob6ti bolseyicke propagandy. N6s
mecti delegdtl, kteii mluyili Sc IA
jatci, byli pfekyapeni prY jejich
protiprusackym cit6niln Dclceati
si uy6domujl, ze tito Iidt ncbu-
dou iiz nikdy idealnimi poddanF-
mi impcrialistickeho Nemecka.
Jejich snahUu toho diyodu je,
ably 60 nejvice obmezili po6et
tech, kdoz ziskani byli pro boise
vicke nahledy. komise zada lidove
komlsafc ruske, ably prinutili tyto
zaJatce k nayratu do ynitra zeme
a prohlaSuie. ze nasledkem nedo-
statku potrayln We mtstcch tito
zaJatcl matne trpi .je to sice pra-
ydou, ale ncnl to hlavni priGinou
teto zadosti. Rakousk6 a n6meckG
zajatce Pctrohrad6 je mono
casto videti ma ulicich a jsou vet
sinou cistsl a lepc obleGenl nez
ruSti vojaci. Nejsou dostatedne
vyzlyovani, ale dnes Y Petrohrade
nlkdo nema dostatck potravy
Penizc nemohou potrayy opatfiti.
N6mettl zajatci pfichazej1 do Pc
trohraduay nadeji, ze podafi Sc
Jim yratiti do Nemecka skrze Fin
sko Svedsko. Nekter{m Sc TO
podari, ale vetSina iich zistane
We m6ste, kde naslouchaji propa-
gand6 bolsevikG. kteri prohlaSuji,
ze nemecka phda m6la by b(ti
rozd6lena mezi rolniky toyarny
.ze mely BY byti kontrolovany
d6lnIky Y zahranicni ufadoyne
soy6tu jc yelka 1radovna, jcjM
povinnosti je yesti propaganda
mezi yaletnymi zajatci pamflety
a i dennlmi listy, tist6nfmi V ne
meckfm jazyku, ktcrIeh odha-
loyany jSou slabosti n6meck6 mi
litaristicke vlady. Tato propa-
ganda sifi Sc do nemeck}ch "a
jateckych taborn We vnitrn zeme.
Zajatci hltay6 ctou tyto casopisy
a zadaji jich vice Nepochybn6
jiz nyni jew Sc obavy Meme
cku pred tim, 60 Sc stane, al tito
zajatci, odkojeni radikalnfm nee.
MIN. vrati Sc do Nemccka a Ra-
kouska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Nemci raduji Sc 2 potopeni
Tuscanie.

Amsterodqm, II. dnora, Ne
mecke casopisy prave sem dosle.
piSi psychologicktm GGinku, /"
jak}, die jejich occkavani, yyvo-
Ian bude Americc potopenim
Tuscanie. Koclnische yolks Zei-
tung prayl, ze to nevyhnutelne
musl yesti k poklesnuti ducha A.
mericann a pravi: "RuznG ame.
rickt lode, nektert Sc streliycm a
pravdepodobne malym pottem
vojak1, byly potopeny pred i'm,
ale pokud je nam znamo, jednd Sc
o pryni pfipad, kdy velka trans
portni lod' Sc znadnym poctem
vojska ma palub6 stala Sc obeti
nasich ponorek. Je NONE, zc vel
ke transporty zfildka anebo nikdy
nepfepluiy ocean, poneyadz poGet
americktho yojska We Francii ne.
nj dosud pfiliS velky. Pon6vadz
takoy6 lode je nutno doproyaze,
ii s velkou opatrnosti, Gspech ma
Sich ponorek jc tim pozoruhod
nejsi uspokojiveisi. F" Berllnskl
Gasopis Zeitung Am Mittag cini
podobne prohlaSeni a raduje Sc
mad faktem, ze TAX yclkf mnoz-
stW valeGneho materialu bylo mi
Geno a ze zachran6nIch vojak1
nebude MONO lined k slnzb6 po.
uziti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Cinska vojska jsou pripravena
k pomoci.

Washington, D. G.. H. mora. =
Gina ma milliony vojakd ku po-
moci spojenctn, nichz 100000
jc pfipraveno k boji, 100000 We
zbrani. 100000 reserve a ne
smfrn6 massy, zkterych dalSi vo-
jaci mohou byti vybirani, die pro.
hlaseni generala Chianga, elena
Ginske missile
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Pet amer. voja-
XII u$mrceno pfi
zaskoteni patro|y
Ctyri Americare zajati. - Jeden
raneny American doplazil Sc do
americkych linii.

$ americkou almadou We Fran
eli, IL. 1nora. Pet americkfch
vojaki bylo, iak Sc "a to ma, IL
.Smrceno, ttyfi Sc pohreSuji a je-
den anebo diva porandni, kdyz a.
merickd patrola byla zaskocena
v6tSim poGtem N6mcil V meziza-
kopi. MiSto, kde doSlo k tomuto
utkanl, je znacn6 isolovant a zpra-
w ohledn6 ztrat jsou kusf. .Je-
nom jeden American, pokud je
znamo, unlkl pasti NemcJlm, KITE
IA priprayena byla Nemci pred
naslm opevnenim ostnateho dra-
tn.
Nase d6lostfelectvo okamzite
utyofilo prehradnI ohen kolem
N6mcii a nekolik nich, iak Sc "a
to ma, bylo uSmrceno anebo po-
ran6no. Pechota pax dostala dali
ii, jeAto napadena patrola bojo-
vala az do konce, die informace
doslf. Nase patrola pohybovala
Sc pred naslm opevnenim 2 ostna-
teho dratll, kdyz nepfatelska pa
trola rozd6lena byla ma skupiny,
ktere zaujaly skryte posice a "a
hajily palbu ma AmeriGany re
znaGne bllzkosti. Noe byIa jasna
a Ameritane stall Sc tax snadnym
terGem skrytych Nemct.
]edna americkTch patrol, Sc
stayaiici IA muzil, vydala Sc k
obhlidce opevneni Z ostnateho
dratu. Opatrne ublrala Sc ku pre-
du, kdya nahle uznamenala pode-
zrele zvuky pred sebou. Patrola
zmanila syoji formaci, ale muz-
stvo nahle ocitlo Sc obkll6cno vel
kym poetem nepritele.
Nemci volali kamerad" a 20
t6 potali hazeti rucnl granaty. A
meritti peSaci zahajili ohen 2 pu-
SEX pistol a stejne pofali haze
ii take rucnl granaty. Bitka tr-
vala asi pdl druh6 minuty a Mem
ci ust6lpili, vzavse s sebou ctvri
AmeriGany a zanechavSe "a sebou
ctyfi mrtve diva ranene amei-
cke yojaky. Jeden Z neranenfch
doplazll Sc mista, kdc ran6ny
kamarad stenal a poskytl mu vo-
dy kdezto jinl rS6nl vojak do
plazll Sc skrze drat DO bezpeci.
IIned po te ohen strojovIch pu.
SEX rutnic namiren byl prot u
Nemcum Mezitlm ra-
neny vojak, serzant, zemfel ma
ruti fadoy6ho vojaka, ktery sna-
I'll Sc mu poskytnouti pomoc. -
Petsedmdesatky po te zahajily
pfehradny oheh a kirk nemeckfch
vojaku naznaGil, ze byli rozprase-
nj.
Jina patroIa pax odebrala Sc
do mezizakopi, kde nalezla pet
padlych kamaradu a jednoho ne
zraneneho jenz zjistal ma miste a
byl pohotog postayiti Sc na odpor,
kdyby byli Nemci Sc vratili. Pa
trola bojovala N6mci stateGne.
kazdy muz kladl odpor az do sve-
ho usmrcenl.
D6lostfelecke souboje na teto
front6 pokratuji. Americky ge-
neral veil nyni te casti fronty,
kde nalezaji Sc americka yojska.
AZ doposud francouzskg general
velel t6to vyseci Nynl naleza Sc
pod americkou kontrolou. Jeden
amerlcky delostrelec byl usmrccn
ctyfi zraneni V sobotu yecer pfi
delostreleckem souboji. Dochazi
k znatne tinnosti patrol. ale zad-
ne dalSi srazky ncbyly oznameny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
POcAsf PRO oMAHU A oKoLf.

Omaha a okoli: Pakne milna
teplota.
Nebraska Pekne mirnou TEN.
peraturUl V pondeli; nepochybne
pocasi neustalene ponekud stu
deneji v 1tery.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-02-13
Novy zastupce Angle pfijel do
Spojenyeh Statn.

Atlanticky pffstay, II. dnora.
Noyy yyslanec Anglie. Earl Read
ing, kterg zaujme mfsto Sira Co
ella spring-Rice, jenz byl odvo-
Ian, pfijel sem po anelickfm par.
nfku.