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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

The old year slid out and the new
one slipped in and We dont see any
material change at AT. AZ all But
we're NOT kicking
No. We have no intention of con
Quoting a straw vote 10 determine
the smart,-.t man in town They are
all To modest 10 vote
The first thing a woman should
learn is 90 wash dishes, and the firrt
thing a ncs husband should do Is 70
wash thsft for her
when Prcycd over the hirh cost Of
eggs We can console ourselves with
he thought that they ana probably
from storage. anyway,
And stiil. We can hardly expect all
Of Europe e. Aock 20 this country
Government officials DO rot willingly
quiz as long a. there's q payroll IN
sight.
Some fellow over lu England has
been prornosticating add says the
world Is going 90 blow up again.
Well, wc1l keep our powder wet over
here.
Bcware how yol engage In an
argument Nth your k.t, You cant
convince hen and ~ ur nifed fa
"a, aD,d ~ the house % knowledge
defeat
The Grcca7 k,ckoi their king OF
the throrr and thea k.,.l Dian back
on again But 81. aas will
Ing 70 accept t..-atag eilction
in pay.
We've often wondered Why 80
many men are qu.cA 10 buy talking
mAchIn, o. ,l wives, bat SO
cannot bc.i,s, .Lo q. luton hat
comes 70 our mind.
When pcop.s can buy whole
Christmas turily uith1l u6r,gug-
ing their home ii'a fa.fl. convincing
evidence that ,h.s country Is in a
prosperous condition.
When a fellow suddenly diSap-
pears in this county the logical
thing TO 10 Is to loo, over the hotel
registers IN "e,'co rs easy TO get
IN tint colnti and lsl a. wet.
Daily newspapers have been max
ing much over the fact that Mr.. VIII
son will escort NJ, Harding from the
White House 10 the capitol ON in
auguaration day. That Is comfort
ing news. IL assures as that the re-
firing president Is me- lacking ia
courtesy and that the new one will
not become lost enroute.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
PAINT LICK

Miss Fanny Dowden was in Dan
vile shopping Saturday.
The sick Of this community are
improving
Mfs. George Noe IL quite i'll with
tasulaonis.
Mr.. icsader Ledforj. who has
been ~ Tor several days Is improy-
ING.
Mr. AM Mrs. Elmer Aoore were
he gscsts Sunday Of 81 and Mrs.
NJ X Roas
Rev and Mrs. Young have taken
rooms - Mr. John Col7ou and viii
aosc IL. eek.
Mis- Gsrtha Colson Is visiting
fricnis md relatives a. Crab Orch
AL sni stanford.
Mr.. sat Mrs H. j. Chestnut spent
Sunday ~ lancaster with her broth
or. hr father Peyton.
M mi Mrs. h. r r.s.idge are
sccei,n.. generalization over the
srr.ys' 81 son on the 18th.
Mr.. Robert Ledford snl son, Of
" Bchesir,. were here recently % see
This brr''.rr. Mr.. Lean ford
Mr. Edwin walker was the CUES,
SATURDAY n.sht {! hs friend. Mr..
, Is. Gsets. Jr., a, Lancaster.
Mia. Marie Ledford Us in Lexing-
ton IA. week the guesi n 'irs. =. =.
HedricS rnt MrA. Clr..s HedricA.
Mr. " J. Walker DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
lcrt,'nei che Christian Enicavor u
the Prrlhyt erian church last Fri
day evening.
Nil. Agnes Henderon and little
Mary k.ncs Brown. ~ near Laucas-
ter. we're ho guest ~ ,.'.Dil here
To- psi week
Rev Van Wiuke. OF Berea viii
preach II he Christian church the
Ifth Spnds. morning and evening
Eyeyboiy cordially invited @, GENE
cot AMI hear him
Room. for Rent One large room
Cor am hind ~ business. three join
ing same TO- light 'ous' 'ccp.ng Ia
PAINT Les W. b. f-rsa. Phone 5o'
I-,0ll Richmond Ks
Mr. aud Mn. l. v Criggs an'
Or. Roger heiden. n ne Sterling
we're gura,s % Mrs. c. 81. Treadws!
Friday alght. Mr. Griggs Is A.
,ncie OF Nrs. Tresdwas and are OF
their wsy 60 Fla, dr.yias through u
their ear.
Mr. sud Mrs. Jas y. Lewis an
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
BUENA VISTA


Miss Billie Ison is on the sick list
Mr.. J. l.. Dunn WAS in Lancaster
Thursday.
Mr.. Sam Wilson was in Danville
last week on business
Mr. Arthur Evans. II Burgin was
here on business Thursday.
Miss Georgia Dunn spent the week
end with her brothers here.
Mr.. AMI Mr. Joe Hamilton were
Danville shoppers Wednesday.
Miss Christine Scott is improving
from an attack ~ diphtheria.
ar. and Mrs. W T. Rable were in
Danvillc on business Wednesday.
Mr.. John Ray Of Hodgenville il
the guest OF Mn. Raymond Mayes
Miss Kate Holtzclaw has AN at
Ia a Of scarlet fever Dat Is improy
ing
The Il. e. G. Schoo; closed Thurs
day on account Of scarlet fever anC
diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Scott were call
81 to the bedside Of their daughter
a Georgetown Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. n. S. Jennings and daughter
Susie spent Thursday with Mr.. am
Mrs. Will Jennings at Camp Nelson
Misses orpha and Nettie Ison, o
wilmore. have been visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. win Jennings and family
We are glad TO know that Mis-
Bette Mayes. who has been operat
ed on for appendicitis is able to b
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Scott and III
tie daughter. Jenette spent Saturda
and Sunday with Mrs. J. b. Rubl
at Danville.
Messrs. II. c. Ruble. w. 4. Rubls
Charles Dean and Raymond Rubl
were in Nicholasville and wilmor
Saturday on business.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
GUMS CHAPEL
lDelayell


Mrs. Jasper Matthews is quite i'll.
Master George Kurtz has recover
"a from an attack u tonsilitis.
Mr. Cordelia Davis spent Thurs
day night with Ars. John Land.
Mrs. Harvey Toater spent Thurs
DAY with Mrs. Hobart reater.
ar. anl Mrs. j. N. Anon and Mrs.
~ b. Ray were in Lexington Mon
lay.
Misses Bernice and Bessie Teater
wer guests Of Miss Annie May re-
Gently.
Mrs. John Hall and little daughter
were gacsts Of Mr.. Russell Holman
recently.
Mesdames Harrison Ray and Johr
Wesley Daley were in Laneasts'
pshoplng Friday
Misses Berniee and Bessie Teatel
were guests of Mrs. Hughey Mobsr
~ part % the past week.
Mrs. Lige Hurt and Miss Allin'
Hurt were with Mrs. George Hall an'
Miss Edna Hall Monday.
Mrs. John Land and son and Mis-
Iva Hollon spent Wednesday witt
Mrs Frank Land and Miss Inc
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
GETTING A
GOOD START
EVERY DAY.
FREE YOUR sLOOD FROM
POISON.
Take pepto-Msnzsa, The Fs@ous
BiooA Tonic Prescribed BY Pty-
.ieians for 20 Nesrs.

Sluggish blood elogxed with poi'-
ons makes you lazy. You feel like
getting NJ in the m,rning. And
when you get up. you miss that
feeling Of refreshing rest. You Feel
more tired than when you went TO
bed After a good nights sleep you
should get up with a spring. feeang
alive. renewed. refreshed.
And you would. too. u your com
plexion would look fresh. your eyes
bright and clear, you would feel the
warm tmgie Of good health.
Look to your blood II you have
that lazy. heavy feeling in the morn
ing. Begin taking Pepto-Mangsn-
the ideal tonic. II has blood-bnlld-
ing properties that pick you w and
give you strength.
Pepto-Mangan Is widely and heart
lily endorsed by physicians. n S ef
fsetive and easy to take II q pre-
pared in both liquid and tablet form
both have the same medical proper
tres.
Sold at any drag store. But be
sure you get the genuine Pepto-Man
gan Guides" Ask for il by the
full name and be SURE the full name
Guides Pepto-Mangan." Is on the
package. advertisement,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

Land.
Messrs. Harvey and Hobart Teai
er. Irvine Daley. Forest Noel. Hugh.
ey Moberley and II. NJ. Kurtz were
in Lexington to attend the tobacco
sales last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Ray Of
Poor Ridge were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wesley Daley from
Thursday until Saturday. They
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Loais
McCulley Saturday night and Of Nr.
and Mrs. Nose Ray Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

family. Of Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs
Neville Moberley 81 Richmond. Rev.
A. A. Van Wrinkle. Rev. Carl vogel.
Messrs. John Smith. Dave Smith.
Millard Smith. Jesse Kinniard. Grant
HUI and Wright Kelley. Of Berea.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Of Kings
ton were here Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of Mr. Jno ID. Wynn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

Aches. pains, nervousness, difh-
Guilty in urinating. often moan
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney. liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles--
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20
GOLD MEDAL
NlA !l.!l.lEt4l on


bring quick rslisf and oltsn ward on
Deadly disease. Known o. the national
ssmedy of Holland Cor more than 30
yssra All druggist, IN three s;rsa
losA fss ,h. ...as Cod Ni-d,l - s..ry ben
cad accept irai,ailsa
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

Our dear friends Of the big city
press have been caught mapping at
last. They have neglected To regale
Us with the information that the
Hardings will reside in the White
House after the senator takes the
oath Of Office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

Keeping sverlastingIy at II brings
success but fellow has To be etsr-
nally on the job to keep some cuss
from reaching in and grabbing 1t
away from him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-20

No~ that We have accustomed
ourselves 10 the Christmas spirit.
Why not jus, continue II to the next
one. II would save a lot Of working
up to the point.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-17
WA II r. D S HE A +
JOHN P. MAITSON,
Editor and Prop.
Official paper Of Marshall County.
Tourists

/ Tourists
! That the American family is fast be-
coming tourist family is evidenced by
the large number Of tourist cars and
camping equipments, which have been
passing through Warren this summer.
Every day they arrive and 60 on their
way. "See America First" is surely
coming into its own, thanks to the auto
mobile. Those of moderate means who
could not afford the luxury of pullmans
and European plan hotels, may now I'LL
up with gas, tuck the little one in, lash
the camping outfit on the side and be-
come a tourist de luxe.
They do not have to journey to fam
GUS resorts to see the sun set over the
mountains for they can motor up the
mountain side, pitch their tent and look
upon all the glories Of the sunset from
their front door. They do not have to
seek the observation car to glance over
the countryside for each day they may
wander at will in their chosen direction.
They do not have to depend upon arti-
fetal logs and gas for camp fire as
they may stop by the river, gather up
driftwood and enjoy an honest:to,g bod
ness one. Theirs is the freedom Of the
continent, the JOY Of the: ae1fdoors and
the permanent memory pf glorious
vacation spent with the ease, the free
dom and adventure of gypsy caravan.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-17
sPLlN IN! I Frs;

1t is up to the bookkeeper to keep
! posted.
! II gardener isn't crack shot, he
has lots of experience with little
shoots.
A pawnbroker may be dissipated,
but he is always willing to take the
pledge.
Beware Of the man who is excessive
~ polite. He probably wants to make
q touch. :
The poor man never troubles hin-
self about the troubles Of mill
N0naire.
The sword swallower should tackle
saw occasionally; It would be more
t0othsome. 5ss
Don't expect girl to furnish proofs
ct, her assertion to the effect that she
I cab sing.
Some people refuse to lay up money
for q rainy day for fear there will be
. prolonged drought.
Listeners don't except. to hear any
good sof themselves; It's the bad Of
z others they are after.
The average doctors private opin-
5on Of the medical fraternity wouldn't
4 show up well IN print.
Lots of men who bellows IA Darwin'a
thsory arc busy Transforming them
selxel back into monkeys:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-17
4 eWs
old Briefly


LondonU Under the new licensing
bin. which has already passed the
Commons. Ell existing restrictions re-
latiYe to the price, quality and label.
ling Of liquors will be abolished.
Chicag fore than 1000, 900 Der.
osns attended the Pageant Of Progress
industrial exhibits. Exhibitors re-.
ported large volume Of business dur.
ing the IS days Of the exposition.
ParisTwo hundred and fifty repre-
sentatives Of the American Legion.
headed BY Maj. John G. Emery, ma
tional commander Of that organization.
arrived in Paris. They were received
with military honors and cheered by
thousands OF Parisians, who greeted
Berlin-T The Vorwaerts announced
that the payment Of 1000, 200, 600 gold
marks to the Allies would be made
Aug 80, according to schedule. This
newspaper also states that the dissolu-
ton, Of the German self protection
troops in upper Silesia, would take
place soon: 7... I.
T0kt0--Vic admiral Kanji Kato, di.
rector Of the naval staff college, has
been informally selected by the Jap
anese navy to head this country's de-
legation to the conference on disarma-
ment and far eastern questions in
Washington late this autumn, says the
newspaper Nichi Nichi. s us
Berne-F Forty persons have been kill
ed and many persons are buried in
debris in the village Of Klausun, in
/ the sEisack valley. Of Austrian Tyro,
which has been partially destroyed by
landslide. The disaster was due to
heavy rain storm.
Rome-The pope has addressed let
ter to Cardinal Gaspari, secretary Of
state, inviting all Christian and civil
lied peoples to contribute generously
10 assist the starving Russian people.
Montreal-Miss Christabal Pank.
hurst, English suffragist, leader. ar
rived here on the steamship Megantic
from England for a vacation.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29

bine greutatile de nelnyins. Ca
lopata intro mana 81 Gu arma in
alta, muncind 81 luptand in ace
las timp, s'a ajuns ca in prima-
yara, prin luna Maiu, frontul sd
re Gu adevarat stabi.it, adapos-
turile 0 floare, transeele de ne
.recut, comunicatiiile, in spatele
frontu!ui, funtionand perfect, le-
gaturile telefonice 81 telegrafice
gu frontul 81 Gu spatele frontului
ras1sssafzand tuturor nevoilor. Ia
acsJss timp, Ia centrelc de instrur
tie ale diviziilor, corpurilor de
arHatd 81 la al armatei, Sc instru'
iau .foatef contingentele neinstrui-
te, ses pregateau gradatii 81 spe-
cialist1i 81 Sc instruiau viitoriI
offteri. Era 0 activitate Gu ade-
yarat infrigurata, il toata tar'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
CO N v 0 c AR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Nicolae Filipescu"
din Madison. Ill. prin aceasta
Convoaca pc toti functionarii pre-
cum 81 pc toti membri sal lua
parte la sedlnta generala de )
luni care Sc va tinea in ziua de
3 Oct. 1921 in Hala Societatii de
sub No. sol Washington Ave. la
ora , p. IN. la aceasta sedinta
avand mai multe chestii de re
zolvat precum 81 Darea de seama
pc 3 luni trecute absentelc memo
tlvate nu vOr avea ScuZe IN Spe-
ranta Cd toti functionarii precum
81 toti membrii Isl vor cunoaste
chcmarea am semnat in numele
Societatii ''Nicolae Filipescu''.
Augustin Sacadat. secretar.
(2oo5-27-.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
IN VT A R E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultrra "INVIEREA" din
Martins Ferry, Ohio, are onoare
a aduce la cunostinta Onor. pu-
blicului romanesc din loc 81 jur
Cd pc ziua de / Oct. 1921, va
aranja Petrecere impreunata
Gu dams in Hala Transilvania din
Dewey Str. Martins Ferry, Ohio,
la care invitam Gu drag pc toti
fratii Romani de a lua parte la
Pe.recere.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii SOC !;
Ds mele Is cent?.
lnceputul retrecerei la orele
6:2o p. m. pana la IL p. m.
Pana La revedere am ramas Gu
stima.
Comitetul aranjator.
(226-2O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29

, re cete-cete de voinici in careu
cerc spate catre spate) sc apara, inn
pumg' 81 n inclestari de moarte, Sc
frang trupurile unui 81 bratele al
tuia.
+, Lupta dura de doua ore Dusma-
f, nll cadea cu sutele, dar cete noua
veneau sd umple randurile, 81 GER
cul din jurul ostasilor istoviti, sc
! strangerea din ce in ce.
Oar de odata sunctc patrunza-
toare de goarna (trimbita) umplu
valea, un strigat neasemuit sc ridi-
ca dinspre sat 81 acopera infiorato-
area invalmasela.
In fruntea batalionului ce ala
tuia rezerva, singura 81 cea din ur-
ma a noastra nadejde, venea de du-
duia pamantul, insusi Comandantul
brigazii (colonelul, All generalul
MoSoiu), calare, la asalt. = Venea
ell capul in piept dorabantii, Gu ca
pelele, (sapcile) trase pc ochi, pc
ochii din care tasneau flacari de
ura. Gu mantle nervoase, stanse pe
,, arma.
Nenea un fulger neintrerupt de
baionete amenintatoare.
Suim dealul. Dusmanul, care ce-
tise in ochii lor, peirea lui, ii primi
GU un foe neasemuit de ucigator.
Gu randurile rarite, dorobantii Sc
prabusesc inse tot inainte. Cad
multi. Calul CoIonelului impus-
cat sub ell !. Oar cei ramasi ina
inteaza mereu, ajung pc dusman,
81 baioneta Isl incepu lucrul grozav.
Lovesc Gu nadeJde flacali, cumplltl
seceratori al NORTH cumplite, 81 in
napraznica invalmaSala, dusmanul
puternic da indarat ingrozit, isl
picrde cumpatul, 81, stalcit, sdrobit,
o ia la fuga, urmalit de neinduple-
cata baiOneta
Cercul ce he strangea fuscse
rupt Prin poarta deschisa, in jurul
Colonelului, iesiram eel citi mai ra-
maseseram, GU drapelul in frunte,
fara ca vrasmasul inspaimantat, s;'
mai alba curajul a he impedica.
ncepuse sd insercze, cand mica
noastra ceata lua drumul muntilor,
pc care trebuia sd aparam.
Era cea din urna ri, ce mai pet
receam in Ardeal. :.
(Crai NoW NiculM Chin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29

ii at la armatele romano de pc
front, eat 81 la partile dinapoi
earl pregateau mijloacele de lup-
la ale luptatorilor. Char 81 arma-
ele rusesti de pc frontul roma
llesc, luand eXemplul bun dat de
aliatii lor, Romanii, incepusera 81
Il a lucra GU mai multa placcre,
desi de multe orr mormaind prin-
re dinti cuvinte neintelese pen
tru moi, dar Gu multi inteles pen
tru eli. Viermele bolsevismului IN
trase, dar nu rosese prea ada1lc
in suflctul lor.
Sc pregatea armata 81 tara, he
pregateam Gu totii, pentru lupte.
le viitoare carl trebuiau sa ne re-
dea tara 81 sd cucerim ce avem dc
cucerit. Asteptam aceste lupte cll
sufletul senin, GU speranta um
pland acest suflet, Gu inima par
ca str1nsa de teama de nu pu
tea sd dam tarii atat cat dorca
suf!etlll 81 gandul nostru: yiats
noastra intreaga 81 neprecupctita
Stiam ca indata ce vom Fl prega
TIT Gu de toate: inarmati, in
struiti 81 Gu sufletu sus, vom {
.trimisi la lnpta pentru desrobires
tarii 81 intregirea neamului 81 d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
CAUTAM

Societatca Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Biruinta 81 Desrobi-
rea Neamului Romanesc" din
Warren, Ohio cauta pc fostul Ell
secretar Iosif Comsa din comuna
Comana de JOS judetul Fagarasu-
lui, dansul au fost autorlzat din
partea Societatii ca sd stringa
anunturi de la comercianti 81 de
la toatc flrmele din Warren ln-
scrise pc Cortina din Hala Socie-
tatii 81 dupa ce au terminal Gu
colectarea despre toate anunturl-
le, dansul au di>parut din War
ren, fara ca dansul sd dea in prl-
mirc la Societate suma care tre-
>buia SO dea, 81 asa functionaril
Societatii au cGntrolat in urma
pc la toate firmele de unde dan
sui au luat anunturi, 81 au gaslt
suma care dansul datoreste
Societatii noastre, fara pertente-
lie dansului $4,000 dollari 81 pana
in tlmp de fata nu am primit nici
stire de la dansul, asa ca Socie-
tatea il roagd pc Gale publica ca
sa faca bine sa-si achite suma de
mai sus amintita fata de Socie-
tate, nu face diferinta orr unde
dansul ar fl in Statele Unite sau
in Romania Mare. Societatea nu
poate rdmanea de paguba. La
caz contrar Cd dansul nu-si achita
suma aceasta de bani fata de So
cietate, atuncea S0cietatea va
lua alte masuri mai aspire in con-
ira dansului, in numele Societatii
'Biruinta 81 Desrobirea Neamu-
lui Romanesc' din Warren, Ohio.
Adresa: Post Box No. 2.
(225, 26, 27-2S). PresidiM.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
.(Urmars)

In toata peri0ada de tlmp lntre
Ianuarie 1917 81 Iunie acelas an,
au fost pc frontul aEmatei II nu-
ma. lupte 81 actiuni locale Gu SEQ
pul de rectificari de front, ocu-
pasi de puncte importante Gu 0.
fel ;ive din partea noastra, sau
re- ,ingcri de asemenea incercari
fac lite din partea inimicului.
.Armata sosind pc acest front in
to- Il iernei, Gu zapada pana peste
'brtu, pc un teren Gu tOtul nepre-
gait, fara tranSee, fara adapos-
tn i, fara linii de comunicatii.
ia i legaturi telefonice, fara Sd
ala in apropiere depozite de mu.
nj iuni sau de proviziuni, Sc ga
~ nitro situate fard pereche
1e xrea. Totus s'au invins Gu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29

nilor, carl pierd mutt teren, un
linens, 81 peste $4,000 de
prizonieri.
Aceasta ofensiva Sc pare ca S a
intreprins mai multi pentru a
juta revolutia ruseasca sd Sc ter
mine Gu bine, ca Germanii anga-
jati puternic intro mare batalic
81 avand toata atentia atrasa in
spre Franta, sd lase pc Rusi in
pace.
Pc la jumatatea lunei Iunie de-
odata pornesc 81 Rusi la ofensiva
pc frontul lor din sudul Galitiei,
front comandat de generalul KOr-
nilof 81 isbutesc in cateva zile sd
castige peste 40 kim. adancime,
Gu vre-o 500 kim. de front 81
sd ia Austro-G -Germanilor peste
10000 de prizonieri 81 multi ma.
lterial.
Sc parea ca armata revolutiej
rusesti lupta, eel putin tot asa dc
bine ca 81 armata imparatiei I'll.
sesti 81 aceasta da cele mai bune
sperante tuturor aliatilor 81 nous
Romanilor in special.
! aFata de aceasta noua situate
limbucuratoare Sc hotareste a ),
lua ofensiva 81 pc frontul roma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-29
CETITI 81 ABONkTI
ZIARUL "AMERICA"

nesc. In aceasta vedere, la STAR
situl lunei Maiu 81 inceputul lu-
nei lunie, trupele armatei | ro-
name care erau gaia pentru lup-
ia, incep Fl transportate, majo-
ritatea Gu trenul, din zOnele lor
de refacere 81 reorganizare spre
Siretul de jos directi,nea gene
raIa Hanul-COnachi - IveSti. Pc
aceasta perfume de front, tru-
pele noastre au trecut in locul Il
parte din trupele rusesti, Intre
armatele vi la stanga 81 w la
dreapta, carl si-au retras in re-
zerva o parte din fortele de pc
front pentru q face loc unitatilor
ce alcatuia,l armata / romano.
ST astfel trupele romanesti, pc
tot frontul Moldoyei, la jumata-
tea lui Iunn formau doua grupe
armata IL de la Oituz exclusiv
pana aproape de Varnita; arrha-
ia |, noua venita pc front, din
lfata de Ivesti pana in drcptul
satului Tudor Vladimirescu dc
pc Siret. Intre aceste doua ar
mate Sc gasea armata Nv rusa
lar la dreapta armatei II romano
se gasea armata TX rllsa. in tinI
&c Il stlnga armatei | romano, SC