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The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
TITLE OF CHIEF JUSTICE
NOT AS COMMONLY SUPPOSED

ITO go hack to Mr.. Taft. a prom
inent Capital resident, when
= talking about the United
States Supreme Court. the other dav
declared that Mr.. Taft will not be
Chief Justice OF the United States
Supreme Court" There is no such
off1ce; many newspaper and maya
zine writer's have tried to create
it by so naming the Chief 5rstlcc
or the United States, but they have
not succeeded.
The proper title for the man who
presides over the highest court in
the United StateS-some writer's as
sert that it is the highest and most
dignihed court in he worlds
Chief Justice of the United States ''
1t Is curious fact that the Com
stitution of the United States docs
not mention the Chief Justice. nj.
though he is the head OF A CO.
ordinate branch of the government.
Article III. of the Constitution.
which establishes the judicial de-
partment of the government. pro.
vides that the judicial power OF
the United States shall be vested
in one Supreme Court. and In such
interior courts as the Congress may
from time to time ordain and estab-
.ish," but 1t does not mention the
Chief Justice. Under this clause OF
the Constitution Congress has AZ.
sumed the power to declare how
many Supreme Court justices there
shall be.
+ + =
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10
SOCIAL CALENDAR STRONG
DESPITE HOT WEATHER.

TVEN though Washington has
n been suffering from unusual
IL heat and July is well inaugu-
rated, the social calendar of the
last seven days has been anything
but blank. In addition. to the din
ner which Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean
gave, the Ambassador of Frances
luncheon for Marshal Fayolle and
the parties for DR.. Chu Chi CHEN,
there were a number of others
worthy of mention. The Secretary
of War, John W. Weeks, was the
guest of honor at a dinner which
the retiring military attache of the
Japanese Embassy, Maj. Gen. Kat
Zutsugo Inouye, gave Thursday
evening. Then the Spanish Ambas-
sador and Nine. Riano were dinner
hosts to a company of twelve in
teresting guests on Wednesday
evening. The Minister from Poland
and Princess Lubomirska and the
Minister from Switzerland and Nine
Peter were the guests of the Coun-
selor of the Polish Legation and
Nine. Kwapi zewzka at dinner early
in the week on the roof of the Pow
hatan Hotel, followed by a theater
party.
DR.. L. S. Rowe, director general
of the Pan-American Union, gave a
luncheon Wednesday in compliment
to the newly-appointed director of
the Bureau of Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce of the Department of
Commerce, DR.. Julius Klein. Lunch
ing together at the willard one day
last week were Vice President and
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

What other gossip do I know
let's see; l was interested to road
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

went to New York yesterday TO
wish the party 'Godspeed."
MEMBERS OF DODGE FAMILY
INTERESTED IN .kINwOoD.,
kSI/INWOOD" is the fitting
name given to a plot of
~ ground in Edgemoor, the
lovely suburb in Maryland near
Chevy Chase. The plot is owned by
three members Of the Dodge family.
Two have already made their homes
on # and the third is waiting for a
favorable time. One just naturally
expects the name Of Dodge among
the owners of property in Edge
moor. for Dodges have lived in that
section of Maryland-also in old
aristocratic GeorGetown--for gen
erations. Once they owned almost
the whole countryside thereaboUts.
The homestead of the late Heath
Dodge. now owned by George Brad
ley. the former county commissioner
and steadfast Democratic party
leader of the Peter faction" ad
Joins Edgemoor on the Rockville
Pike.
The particular family who have
given the name "Kinwood" to their
holdings in EdEemoor is headed by
| Col. Harrison H. Dodge who has
taken charge for many years with
great success OF Mount Vernon
| kinw0od is the wooded section OF
Edgemoor and lies between those
pleasant sounding streets. Hampden
lane and Glenbrook road. The last
is truly named for il follows the
winding OF a brook through the
glen. Col. Dodge's daughters mar
ried officers. one Of the army and
one OF the navy: Major Elvin Rarn-
valid Heiberg and Comdr. Hugh Nc
Lean Walker. Each Of them built a
home. one on either side of the site
which their parents reserved for
themselves. The Heiherg's which
they named "Ragnvald" (NorweCian
for "HighwoodD is Virginia
colonial in every brick. every
column, every angle OF the roof. II
stands high up on a corner with big
trees so close that you wonder how
the house got in there or whether
1t was there first. Maj. Heiberg
died while serving as our military
attache at Rome.
There is a tall red gum tree which
few months later will throw a
blot of scarlet against the grey
slate roof. The Walker house on
the next corner above and opposite
the new house just bought from
Francis Bennett Poe by Col. William
A. Phillips, is a big roomy house
with Dutch colonial shingle roof,
the kind OF house that always looks
so livshle, don't you know.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

Announcement is made OF the
marriage of Lieut. Edwin Price. U.
s N, attached TO the U. s. s Miss
issippi, and Miss Anice Woodland, Of
Los Angeles, Cal, on June %.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

A son was born TO the wife OF
Capt. Keith Z. Kinyon. L. S. NJ. c.
at Annapolis. Nd. June 20
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

President and Mrs. Harding are
passing the weekend cruising on
the Potomac on the Mayflower, try
ing to keep cool. ! guess. envy
them, don't you Friday wastheir
thirtieth wedding anniversary (and
my birthday anniversary. incident
ally-all We great people. don't you
knowD. All three of us celebrated
the great day quietly at our respec-
tive homes. You notice I'm not
telling just what birthday anniver-
sary Friday was! Never.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

The birth OF a daughter. Frances
Jack Sowell, is announced 10 Mrs.
l. =. Sowell, wife OF Lieut. Comdr
l. {. Sowell. L. :. y. at New Lon
don. Conn. June ls.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

A dauChi"-. Evelins Gleayes Van
Metre. was born TO the wife OF LIevt-
Comdr. Thomas L. Van Metre, L. s.
Y. at Newport r. l., May is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28
HOW'S THIS {?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
Ward for any case of Catarrah that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has reen
taken by catarrh suffe -cfs for the past
thirty-five years, and has become known
as the most reliable remedy for Car
tartn. Halls Catarrn acts through
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, eX-
pelling the Poison from the Blood and
and healing the diseased portions
as .Ey most reliable remedy for Ca
tarrh Medicine for a short time you
will see a great improvement in
your general health. Start taking
Halls Catarrh Medicine at once and
get rid of catarrh. Send for testi-
monials, free.
F. 7. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28
A Novel Suit Decided.

The Charles Rouss Fire Company of
Winchester was given a verdict for
SITS against Moses c. " Brien in the
Circuit Court at Berryville last week.
The sum of $3.50 was claimed by the
fire company for having protected
property for Mr.. O'Brien on May LIST
last year, when his farm dwelling three
miles southwest of Summit Point
caught FIRE. A jury at the trial of
the case cut the claim in half, giving
the company only SITS.
From me evidence. it appears that
when he found the house afire Mr.
O'Brien sent colored man to w. w.
Mcdonald, on the adjoining "Mans,
field" farm, with instructions to tele-
phone the Berryville fire department
to come to his assistance at once. In
stead of phoning Berryville, the mes
sage was sent to Winchester and re-
ceived by the Charles Rouss Company,
Officers Of the latter testified tina,
piSJ toiu uiS parry tSiSpuoiiilS tldt
their price for bringing the truck was
$40 per mile and SIS an hour for
pumping. The fire truck was ordered.
1t reached the scene of the fire after
the house was about Destroyed, but il
kept the flames from spreading to
other buildings. 1t pumped water
about an hour. The bill for this SER
vice was SITS.
Mr. O'Brien, according to the evil
dence, went to Winchester with the
truck, and upon returning home tele-
phoned for it again, saying the sparks
were flying and were endangering his
barn. The fire company official re-
ceiving the call told Mr.. O'Brien the
price and said Mr.. O'Brien assented
The truck made a second visit and
pumped water for another hour. The
bill for this service was SITS, making
the total $3.50.
II appears that Mr.. O'Brien offered
500 in settlement for the services
rendered, but the Rouss Company
wanted $3.50 and the suit was the re-
suit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Counterfeit dimes are said 10 be in
circulation in this section.

NSiiSu ulilSS are SAID 10 be in
circulation in this section.
Kew DR.. Vim. c. Schaefer. dean Of
the Theological Seminary of the Re.
formed Church at Lancaster. Pa, died
last Saturday, in his 10th year.
The State Board of Control has pur-
chased farm of 624 acres near Point
Pleasant, this State. on which will be
erected a new asylum for insane neg
roeS.
Astronomers announce that the Pons
"lnneche comet is now approaching
the earth and will soon be visible. 1t
Is expected to cross the earths path
on June 9th, when brilliant display
OF meteorS is likely.
A magistrate in New YORK CITY sent
marry Rose, barber, 10 Jail for five
days for over-charging a customer
A man went into Roses shop for n
shave, and when the barber got through
with him presented bill for S6.Is.
Samuel Gompers, president of tho
american Federation of Labor, a wild
over II years old, was married in New
YORK last week to Mrs. Gertrude
EleaveS Neuscheler, SS years old. who
had been divorced from her husband
three days previously.
The Berkeley Circuit Court convened,
In MartinSburg on Tuesday The grand
Jury returned indictments against John,
A. Bowler for the murder of Garfield
Miller, taNicab driver, and against
MRS. W. A. Murray and w. A. II. Bow
man for the murder of Mrs. Murrav's
husband by poisoning him.
Growers of tomatoes. peas, corn and
cther vegetables on the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland say that they will not
raise crops for canneries the coming
season, owing to the low prices that arc
being offered for their products. The
country is overstocked with canned
goods now, which cannot be sold be-
cause of the high prices asked
The pike between Martinsburs and
Winchester has been closed to travel
and Will remain closed until July lst.
The contractor, who has been working
on the road for couple of years, saws
that the pike will be completed be-
tween Martinbsurg and Inwood by the
end of June. The people who use this
road have been long suffering lot
for the work on il has gone exasper-
atingly slow.
One gallon of whiskey and "a gal
Ions of colored water cost N. L. Rundio
S525, according to evidence before
Alderman Fleming at Williamsport
Pa, when Charles L. Magoon was held
on charge of fraud. 1t was testified
Magoon sold Rundio "a barrel Of
whiskey" after he had given him a
sample. Magoon, it was averred, re-
ceived check for S525, which he cash.
ed before Rundio found the booze sam,
pie had been drawn from a metal YES
sci placed under the bunghole OF the
barrel, which held "a gallons of water.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28

Potatoes are a drug on the market.
They are selling at IS to 40 cents a
bushel in this locality, with little or no
demand for them even at this price.
Some farmers are feeding them to their
hogs. Minch Brothers, owners of a
chain of farms in New Jersey, are CIV
ing away thousands of bushels of po-
tatoes in lots of from one to five
bushels, announcing that they would
rather give them to those who need
them than to sell them at 20 to IS cents
a bushel. New potatoes have made their
appearance in Shepherdstown and have
been selling at 10 cents a pound.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28

A New Yorker tells Of couple he
observed at county fair. They found
themselves in the center of quite a
crowd near one of the amusement
booths, and the gallant husband said to
his wife: 81 say, dear:e, think you'd
better give me the lunch-basket. Don't
you see we are apt to lose each other
in this crowd"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28

Heavy, impure blood makes mud
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak, pale and sickly. For pure
blood, sound indigestion. use Burdock
Blood Bitters. S1.25 at all stores.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-04-28

o., or any itching skin trouble, piles,
bbeaeI'ha, salt rheum. hives, itch, scald
i'SI az herpes, scabies, Doan's Ointment
on nlehly recommended. 6Oc a box at
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
CONCURS

Parochia gr.-ortodoxa, ''Sfanta
Treime" din Youngstown, Ohio
aduce la cunostinta, ca Gu ince-
perea zilei de 8 Octomvrie 1921,
Sc va deschide Concurs, pentru
ocuparea locului de preot, ramas
vacant, prin plecarea Parintelui
loan Podea.
Doritorii vor bineyoi trimita
cererile la adresa Presedintelui
PETRU TINCU Box 246 L. v. M
East Youngstown. Ohio.
Domnii 'Preoti carl doresc a sc
presenta la acest Concurs, sunt
rugati a veni pc spesele proprii,
producand actele necesare de la
Metropolia din Sibiu.
Pres. Parochiei va anunta 6ll
parte pc fiecare domn Preot, in
care Dumineca sa sc prezinte
pentru serviciul Divin.
Concursul Sc va inchide Gu ziua
de Is Novembrie inclusiv.
(237 &, 80 & 45). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
marea Adunare de Ia AIba-luI

ii vor fl taria 81 in viitor.
Ma vpiu sill deci ca Gu cinste sd
ma pot prezenta III fata DIV.
Va multumesc pentru increde-
rea 81 dragostea ee-mi aratati 81
va puteti bizui 81 mai departe
pc moi.
Sfarsitul expozeului d-lui Iuliy
Manu- fost acoperit Gu aplau
re 81 urale nesfarsite, carl au du
rat cateva minute. mtreaga asis
tenta in picioare a ovationat cal
duros pc dl presedinte al parti
dului national.
In tot timpul discursului, car'
a durat aproape 2 ore, cetateni
all subliniat GU aplauze declara
title deputatului lor. Sentiment,
unanim al asistentei s'a nantes
tat in tot timpul prin aprobari $
aplauze.
(Din ''PatriasD.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

lea mereu, largeste spartura ia
cuta, intoarce ldreapta regimente
Tor 8 81 32 infanterie 81 dreapts
regimentului 8 infanterie, merge
victories inainte, respinge usol
contratacurile noastre 81 ne cople.
seste 81 Gu lumarul 81 Gu focurile
sale.
|. Lupta ordonata, pc un from!
oarecare, inceteaza 81 Sc transfer
ma in zeci de lupte mai mici, prin
boschete, pc dupa copaci, prin ca-
safe izolate. pc cate Q movilita,
unde al nostri in mici grupe, ne.
yoind sd Sc predea, lupta Gu ul-
TINA disperare, Gu puhoiul dus-
man. Ce frnmos rol are baioneta,
patul puscii, pumnii u dintii in
'aceste lupte. Corp u corpa Da
Dar adeyaratu1 corp u corp 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
...yl I4rs'oF.l ri

Functul de contact al regimente-
4l6f 81 s. .9ade., infanterie fost a.
'tacatsde forte sapesrriloife unei bri-
gade 81 carl rcurhid sreusesc a ne
infringe resturile acestor doua
eroice regimente carl de opt zile
lupta fara nici un ragaz Gu forte
mai multi ca illzecite. Numarul lor
a scazut in luptele precedente
atat de multi, fata de eel normal,
6ncat s'ar putea numi dmbre de
regimente caei din tcti daca ! s'ar
pntea forlna mn batolion 81 inca
AZ Fl prea multi. Acuma sunt isbiti
III mai sp1ternic de eoloanele dus-
lnslls maui venite u ii nostrii ne
svoii snnt Al eedeze pozitia ce Ii
h1credint intasefS Iousmanul alta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
CETITI
EPOPEEA ROMANO
Rasboiul nostru pentru Intre-
girea Neamului, de Generalul
G. Gavanescul.
co N v.O CA R E

Societatea Romano de Aiutor
81 Cultura Desteapta-te Romano
Hora U1irii'' din Detroit, Mich.
pc aceasta cale Convoaca pc toti
membri sal de a lua parte la So
dinta Generala de trei luni care
sc va tinea Dumincca in 16 Oct.
1921, in Hala Chcne de sub Nr.
2646 Monroe Ave.
Sedinta Sc deschide la orele
3 p. m. La ordinea zilei va Fl mai
multe chestii importante cat 81
raportul Controlorilor pc timp
de 3 luni.
Deci fiecare membru este obli-
gat de lua parte la sedinta "a
ceasta scuze nu Sc primesc fard
numai acelora carl lucreaza Pc
Ziua sus numita sau celor carl
Sunt bOlnayi.
In speranta cd fiecare membru
Isl va face datorinta lui de men,
bru am ramas salutandu-va crl
drag. In numele Societatii ''Des-
teapta-te Romano Hora Unirii''
(236-38). Presidiul.
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A ' IL

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Plugarul Roman"
avand adunarea generala in 2
Octombrie a. c. printre alte pune
tie sau mai hotarit urmatoarele
fie care membru al Societatii
''Plugarul Roman sunt rugati
dea lua la cunostinta urmatoarele
GU inceperea lunei Oct. "a. C. sea-
derea cotei lunare la $1.6O lar
pentru fratii Romani care ar vol
sd devina membrii al sus numitei
Societati taxa de inscriere $1.W
sau mai hotarit referitor la bene-
ficiu acei membri care sunt afara
din oras> nu sc folosiau Gu Doe
torul Societatii capata 81 :0O pc
saptamana lar daca sd foloseste
Gle DR.. Societatii capata $500 81
doua vizite pc saptamana gratis
ca 81 membrii din oras adeca din
loc. Deci sunt rugati toti mem
bril- lua acest Aviz la cunostinta
81 de sc conforma lui. lar acei
| frati Romani care ar dori sd de
vina membri Societatii ''Plugaru-
lui Roman pofteasca la Hala
645 Poland Ave. in fiecare Duml-
neca dupa amiazi sccretarul fin.
E. Ramba va fl la dispozitia fie
carui de ale da indrumari 81 al
face membri grabiti fratilor 81 va
facet membri caci nu stiti cs
aduce ziua de mane, am ramas
salutandu-va, in numele Socie-
tatii ''Plugarul Roman.
George Oprean, presedinte.
Vasile Moldovan, secretar.
| (237-3S).
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(Contiuarc de pc pag. 81

tarii sd iasa la iveala, nefalsifl-
cata 81 nesilita.
Orice colaborare ar trebui sa
alba de tinta imediata, infaptui-
rca constituted tarii intregite, a
unei reforme administrative radl-
cal democratice, revizuirea legi-
lor financiare 81 agrare 81 legife-
rarea intregului sistem electoral,
pc baze democratice 81 moderne
in amanuntele lui.
Este mai departe un prlnclplu
al adevaratei democratic 81 al ade-
varatului parlamentarism, ca ta-
ra sd Sc guverncze 81 sd sc adml-
nistreze prin aceia, earl sd sc bu.
cure de increderea poporulul.
De aceea 81 in provinclile uni
l te. oricare colaborare trebuie s;l
respecte acest principiu, mai ale>
ca unificarea sufleteasca pretln-
| de, ca ele sd fie guvernate 81 adj
ministrate prin oameni, carl Gu.
nose viata 81 imprejurarile din d
ceste provincii, 81 earl in mod fl
resc stau mai aproape de nevoile
lor. Orice colabOrare sc poate H.
chipui numai GU respectarea aces
tor considcratiuni.
In consecinta, fern convinsi, ca
vointa poporului din Ardeal 81
Banat. partidul national o repre-
zinta in toata puterea cuvantului
este o pretentiune democratica 81
strict constitutionala, ca acest
partid sd alba raspunderea con-
|ducerii destinelor acestor pro
vincii.
Aceasta nu inseamna nesocoti-
rea necesitatii. de lucra fortele
din toate provinciile Romaniei
unite, Imprumutate pentru alum
gerea acelulas scop: mitatea de-
savlrsita in Stat, in gandire 81
institutiuni.
moi am fost eel dintai, earl am
invitat 81 am adus la moi toate
fortele bune, ce ne-au stat la dis
pozitie din vechiul Regat.
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ABONATI NARUL
..AMERICA"
IN NvITARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Printul Nicolae'' din
Bridgeport, Ohio are onoare a
invita- pc toate surorile Societatl,
Cluburi 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
toti Romanii 81 Romancele din loc
81 jur a lua parte la Marea Petre-
cere imprcunata Gu dams care va
avea loc Sambata seara la orele
6 D. m. in Is Octombrie 1921 in
Hala din Aetnaville, Q. 3rd Str.
No. %. Publicul va ii distrat de
muzica Ardeleana din Martins
Ferry, Ohio.
Pretul de intrare Domnii soc /;
Damele gratis
Suprasolviri Sc primesc GU ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor culta pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul Va fl aranjat Gu cele
mai guStoase mezelurl 81 beuturl
recoritoare.
Deci i'll speranta cd toti Fratii
romani din loc 81 .jur he vor da
sprijinul d-nealor participant in
tr'un numar eat sc poate de
mare la aceasta petrecere. Para
la .revedere am ramas salutandu-
= va cu dragoste frateasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
(236-37).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11
Partidul national ramane
in slujba democratiei.

Partidul national a stat 81 va
sta totdeauna in serviciul ideilOr
rationale 81 adevarat democratice.
Partidul national la timpul sau Va
hotari asupra felului, cum va cre-
de sa contribute la carmuire a
acestei tari. Acest fel nici cand nu
va ii 81 nu va putea Fl in contra
zicere GU principiile 81 traditiile
rationale, democratice 81 cinstite,
carl Tau sustinut i'll trecut 81 earl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

spartura lasata de fuga -diviziei
81 rusa.. De la "a Iulie pana la 2
August, timp de 9 zile, au luptat
tara lntrerupere ri 81 noapte re-
zistand atacurilor de zeci de orr
superioare ale unui dusman inve-
ninat 81 imbatat de victoriile ce IL
facuse pana atunci. Aceste lupte
nu Sc vor uita niciodata, vor ii
totdeauna vii i'll sufletul Romani-
lor 81 vor forma titlurile noastre
de glorie Gu carl ne vom fall in
viitor. Divizia 5 cand ajuns ih
zona de odihna 81 refacere, alba
mai numara vre-o 5000 oameni,
din frumosul efectiv de aproape
$4,000 Gu care plecase Ia lupta.
Numarul ofiterilor ramasiSin front
abba atingea Q treime din intregul
efectiv ce avusese;. i, restul eran
morti ori raniti prin spitale. Ini-
micll, insa, inversunat, nu Sc 81
presto pc rezultatele mici de cas-
tiguri de teren &c obtinuse. 81 do
reste yictorie tiecisiva, complecta ]:
ruperea frontslni, prabusirea lui
81 oeuparea Moldovei. Ei a in4'
dreapta din nou 1ovithfile sale
scolo nllde are mai multi sort az
izb6ndd spre frontnl oenpst Az
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OETIT1 q ABosAu
ZIARUI "AIrHnICA" !"

copii al Romanului, reuseste a
opri pc mimic pc linia podului
mic de pc sosea 81 ia cotul Sirete-
lului, sud de Cosmestii din Vale.
Divizia IA romsna soseste pen
tru a inlocui resturile extenuate
ale diviziei 5 romana. Inlocuirea
Sc face in cursul zilei de 2 August.
In aceeas ri, pc Il ora q, dusma-
null ataca din non, voind sd dea
peste cap ultimils resturi ale di-
viziei 5, dar gassste inaintea sa
intregile 81 odihnitele trupe ale di
viziei IA romlne, carl resping
usor atacul dusma1l Gu toate Cd
violenta atacului M avea mimic
mai prejos din scela 81 zilelor
,precedente. Cutn iasG, lupta pus
tea sa alba 81 altS eosrta, s'au luat
dispozitiuni de ) at'unca in aer
podul soselei u csei fetate de Ia
Cosmesti. La drs ii xiua de 2
August, frnmesp1 lnaretul pod,
c4 lega ambelr m MI ne Siretu-
hui, sare ii aer sh xgohot a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-11

Rusi, la dreapta unitatilor roma
ne. In ziua de ] August, odata CT
marea ofensiva indreptata asupra
diviziei 5 de la Cosmesti, Germa
nil AL pornit pc la aceias ora -
IA un violent bombardameni
81 asupra trupelor ruse dinspre
satele Chicera, Gotta 334 81 2S3
Rusii parasesc curind pozitia
char numai fR fata bombarda
mentului, ned teptand atacul in
fanteriei dugnlane, care 81 ocupa
inaltimea 334. Divizia 10 noas.
ira, insa,s care Sc gasea in apro
pierre, veiitd speptru q inlocui pc
Rusi, sc repede sa astnpe spar.
tura, Regimentul 10 vanatori carl
era mai aproape 81 Gu regimentul
38 infanterie incep lupta Gu dus-
manu-. Imprejnrul cotei 334 au
loc actiuni de Q inversunare nein.
chipuita. Inaltimea este reluata 81
pier1uta de mai smulte ori, PAM
ramane definitiv trupelor noas-
tire. Coastele fnaltimei erau AGO.
perite de cadavrele llptatOrilor
81 abea te puteai nigga fara . cal
ea llpe ele. Lupta y fost ~ total de
s ore caei y ora 20 dnsniannl III
laSstessx atasur;ls, dar sats vxr