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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-13
Coles Hot Blast Heaters will save 1-3 of your fuel bill. See them at Newborn Brothers.

save 1-3 of your fuel bill. See them at Newborn Brothers.
 For Sale-Pure Snowflake long sta- pie planting cottonseed, $3 per bushel. Philemon Nabholz, Rt. Conway, Ark. |-9-13d2t.*
 New visible Gasoline Station in front of Simpson-Douglass Machy. Co. Boss service man. w. o. Kemp er-9-10d6t
 We have on track car of Kentucky ashless lump coal in egg size. Better buy now while you can get it. Phone 488.-9-12d2t
 Plain and fancy sewing by exper- fenced dressmaker. Prices very reas- enable. Coga Ruth Black, phone 512 -9-13d3teod*
 Wanted-Communication with the young lady who applied as music teacher for Stephens school last Fri day. Phone 20. d1t*
 Dr. Stonewall Anderson, general education secretary for the Southern Methodist church, arrived here on a business visit this morning.
 Farm for Trade-285 acres with three dwellings. Will trade for home in Conway. Hanesworth & Bishop. New Halter Bldg-9-10d3t*
 Veal and pork sausage made down on the farm. Get them at Erbachers. Phone 90.-9-13d2t
 Farm for Trade-2S5 acres with three dwellings. Will trade for home in Conway. Hanesworth X Bishop. New Halter Bldg.-9-1Od3t*
 Furniture Repair Shop-Upholster ing and all repairs at reasonable pri- ces. Rear Harmon Transfer office J. S. Wilson, phone 410.-9-Sd7t.*
 For Sale-90 acres of bottom land, 65 acres in cultivation, will sell at a bargain for cash. Mrs. s. A. Powers, phone 122, Conway, Ark.-9-Sd1Ot.
 For Sale-Two thoroughbred setter dogs, five months old. One male, one female. Geo. G. Harton.-d1t*
 If you need lights, wiring or any thing in the electrical line, our Mir. Brown will give you the benefit of years of experience. Lincoln-J ones Electric Co.,-9-10dtf. Mrs. V. G. Craig is spending the day in Little Rock with MT. Craig, who is leading the singing at revival meeting being held there by Rev. w. T. Thompson.
 The Baptist ladies are invited to the home of Mrs. o. o. Florence tomor- row afternoon at o'clock to meet Mrs. Dorson King, a Chinese mission ary and student from Canton. China.
 Our battery department is in bet ter condition than ever before and if your battery is in bad shape give us a chance to rebuild or charge them for you Lincoln-Jones Electric Co. -9-10dtf.
 Arthur Bradley of Fl Dorado, for merly of this city, is spending today in Conway. MT. Bradley reports that business is picking up in the Arkan- sas oil center since the recent advan- ces in crude.
 Paul Brawner left Heber Springs Saturday for Lexington, Va, to enter Washington and Lee University on Wednesday, beginning the first year of a four-year scholarship which he was recently awarded by the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Harry Aker left last night for San Angelo, Texas, at which place MT. Aker will use as head quarters in concert work through the western states MT and Mrs. Aker during their two years residence here have made many friends who wish
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-13

Wanted-Veal calves. Central Meat Market. Phone 285--7-25dtf
 Furnished Room-With bath. Call i i374.-9-13d6t.*
 We make abstracts. Durham 6 Co.-2-12dtf
 Hargrove Smith is a visitor in Lit tie Rock today.
 Floyd Elliot of Quitman is a vis- itor here today.
 Erbacher's for Fresh Meats. Phone 90.-dtf. Mrs. Herbert Simmons is shopping in Little Rock today. When in need of bicycle supplies see B. T. Clifft. Phone 252.-9-12d2t.
 You can see just how much gas you get at Bolls Brothers Service Station -9-8dtf.
 Miles Godbey of Atkins arrived in Conway last night to attend Hendrix College.
 Wanted-6 or student boarders Fora Gallon, 308 East Main Street. |-9-13d3t*
 Prompt road service on tires and gasoline. Phone 262. w. o. Kemper. -9-10d6t Get the gas you pay for. New vis- ible Gasoline Station. W. O. Kemp er-9-10d6t
 Two furnished rooms for rent. Mrs. W. H. Oliphant, 511 Caldwell St, -9-10dtf.
 Wanted to Rent-Light house keep ing rooms. Ira c. Thompson, phone S23F12.-9-12d4t
 Miss Helen Netherly left this morn- ing for Searcy to enter Galloway Col lege for the fall session.
 Just received a shipment of fresh cakes and candy's at Hiegel, Thess- ing and Moix.-9-12d2t
 For Rent-One large furnished room and sleeping porch. Phone 432, POO Ash street.--9-8dtf.
 Courteous treatment and prompt service is our motto. Browne's Cash Grocery. Phone 470.-S-5d2St
 See w. w. Boyce about your plumbing. All work guaran- teed. Phones 565 and 527.
 Fresh veal, weinies and pork saul sage. Every day at Erbacher's. Phone 90.-9-13d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-13
GUARDS SHOOT DOWN
 FUGITIVE CONNECTS
tBy the Associated PressI

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. 13.- Three or four convicts who today at- tempted to escape from the Missouri penitentiary, were shot down by guards. One of them is not expecte~ to live.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-13
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

Health is good at this writing.
 Some of the farmers have begun to pick cotton.
 Steve Russell visited in Conway this week
 Miss Love Gunter, and Miss Arley Russell, Mart Gunter and Jim Aus tin motored to Vilonia Saturday even ing.
 Otis Pool of Little Rock visited his mother, Mrs. Dollie Pool, Sunday.
 Misses Sibyl Arley and Tura Rus sell, Willie Durham, Ebert Barger and w. A. Sintell attended church at Ward Sunday night.
 Miss Ollie Pool is in Little Rock this week.
 Mrs. Erma Storey is visiting near Vilonia.
 September 13.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-18
Special News of UmatiIIa Co.

Adams high school students drove to
the river Wednesday for days outing.
They were accompanied by Prof. Cry
loft and Rev. Gether.
Casper woodard motored to Adams
today to do some shopping.
The new home OF l. L. Lieuallen is
almost complete and will soon be
ready to move in.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallan have moved to
their new home and are enjoying it,
There was special service of Bible
study at the Baptist church on Monday
evening at p. m. A large audience
was in attendance. Prayer meeting
was held Wednesday at 1880 p. M, fol-
lowed by choir practice at S:S0 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shaltz are busy
planting their spring garden.
F. NJ. Whitley, Pete Mcintyre
and Guy Mayloy attended the ball
game in Athena sunday.
a hall game will be PLAYED Satur-
day at Helix between the Adams and
Helix sunday school teams.
Laurence Mcintyre OF Helix motored
to Adams today.
Miss Gwendolyn Mcintyre of Pendle-
ton high school was the guest of Mrs.
Charley Shatz today.
MIR. and Mrs. Iabadore drove to
Adams today,
Mrs. ]. R, Adams has $50 more little
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-18

field. Floyd is well and favorably
known in Ukiah, having made his
home here with his parents, and his
many friends here extend hearty con-
gratulations to him and Mrs. Martin.
Miss Tassie Meascar of Baker City,
arrived last week to visit with her sis
ter. Miss Arthur Gilliland, for an in
definite time.
Miss Millie Andrus of Range, has ac-
cepted a position at the Mossie ranch.
Mrs. ]. H Constants returned to her
home in Ukiah last week after a
three months absence in Pendleton
and Hermiston.
Mrs. Herald Dobyus of Lena. is Wis
iting at the horne of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Lorenz for an indifi-
mite time
Mr.. Paulus, Pilot Rock banker, was
in Ukiah last week on business.
a. Kottimeier of Alba, came in last
week with his cattle, which he had
wintered at the half way station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bond returned
to the Bond ranch last week after
spending several months at Yoakum
where Mr.. Bond wintered his cattle.
John Booser, wife and three chill
dren Of Cove, Iowa, arrived a few days
ago to make their home here. John
Booser Sr., came with them to visit his
son. John Booser Jr., who lives here
but will return to his home after his
visit.
William Allison of Oriental. is visit
ing in Ukiah this week.
Clarence Huston. young son of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Huston, while play
ing with other children, accidentally
ran against a cross-cut saw, two teeth
penetrating deep in his ankle, which il
now healing nicely.
Archie McCa1npbell. a government
trapper of Ukiah, succeeded in getting
eleven coyotes in the first ten days OF
April.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Surface and Mrs
B. Constants left the last of the weel
for few weeks visit with Mrs. Con
stants' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Surpact
of Ritter.
A lively game of baseball was play
ed last Sunday at Ukiah.
Clair Sturdivant returned last
Thursday from Stanfield after spend
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-18

chickens making total Of 600. sh,
only lost . OF them.
MT Mayberry made business tril
to Pendleton today.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Merrett and sor
drove to Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaltz and
ohildren, Mrs Lester, Mr.. and Mrs, II
Larabee, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lieualler
and daughters Doras and Dena, Clyde
and Rodiick Larabee and Mr.. and Mrs
]. T. Leuallen motored to the river
sunday to the L, l.. Leuallen ranch
for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, WALTON and family
have moved in their new house.
Miss Louis Dervogin who has been
confined to her home with illness is
able TO be out again.
Mrs. Dave Green was the guest of
Mrs. Jack Case today.
Mrs. Harley Rothrock motored To
Adams today.
Ross Pain motored to Adams to do
some shopping to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and son and
wife motored to Pendlston Sunday and
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Nelson.
Mrs. A. Boylen and daughter of Pilot
Rock and Mrs. Smith motored to
Adams Thursday and were the guests
Of Mrs. Alex Mckenzie and Mrs. Bert
Kirby.
Mrs. Bishop and daughter of Weston
were the guests of her brother Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Krebs today.
r. Ager and daughter of Athena mo-
tored to Adams today and were the
guests of Mrs. Alex Mckenzie and
Edith Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kembler of Pendleton
are spending the week end with their
daughter and family Mrs Bertha KEN.
bier of Adams.
Mrs. Alex Mckenzie. Mrs. Bert Kir-
by Miss Ila Blake and Miss Bertha,
Mcfarland, motored to Pendleton
Wednesday.
and Mrs. L. Clark and family motored
to Pendleton today.
Mrs. Frank Krebs was the guest of
Mrs. Charley Shaltz today.
]. T. Lieuallen motored to PEN
dleton Wednesday.
F. NJ. Whitley is busy doing some
plowing for L. L. Lieuallen this week.
Mrs. Yayne motored to Adams today.
Mrs. John Carney of Pendleton was
an Adams visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Siminton of NOlen
are the guests of he mother and sister
Mrs. Frank Krebs.
drove to Adams today.
Mrs. VIII Boyer and daughter mo-
tored to Adams today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Revella Lieuallen mo-
tored to Adams today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-18

ing the winter there with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sturdivant, He
brought their cattle back to the range
after wintering them at Stanfield.
Lyman Peterson made trip to Cur
dane the last of the week with Archie
Campbell, bringing back bunch of
thoroughbred Angora goats which AL
bert Peterson had purchased.
After spending the winter at Pilot
Rock, Mrs. Lorenz returned to Ukidh
Saturday. Carl Lorenz attended high
school there during the winter.
Walter Allison left Tuesday for PEN
: d!eton to bring Mrs. Allison, and little
Willie who has fully recovered from
his burns back to their home here.
Jim and Felix johnson OF Range,
were guests at the Ukiah hotel Sum
day night.
Fred Schoenherr, has been in
Ukiah shaking hands with old friends.
Mrs. William Meengs of Bridge
creek left for Pendleton Tuesday for
a short visit.
Henry Lazinka, Sr., came up Tues
day from MS Nye rancn, bringing MS
horses back to the range.
Albert and Virgil Peterson left Mon
day for Pendleton on business return
ing Tuesday.
Frank Simpson left the first Of the
week for the Hynd ranch where he
will assist in the spring farming.
Lee Burr left Monday morning with
six horse team for a load of freight
for Peterson Bros.
Two inches of snow fell Tuesday
night but soon melted Wednesday
morning.
Wesley Slaughter left for Ritter
Wednesday to bring back his horses,
which he had wintered there.
Phaen Mettie and wife left for Alba
Wednesday where Mr.. Mettie will do
some carpenter work and paper hang
ing for Mr.. Cahlarbaum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dern of Alba,
passed through Ukiah few days ago
en- route to Bridge creek for short
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Hilbert.
Miss Agnes Mettie left for Pilot
Rock last Friday where she will re-
main for a month or two.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-18
FORMER UKIAH MAN
WEDS GARFIELD Girl
tEast oregonIan speclal.

UKIAH, April 1S.-Mrs. Meter
mother of Charley Metteer of Ukiah,
passed away early Wednesday morn
ing, April 13. in Pendleton. at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Will Dale,
they lived for many years.
at an advanced age. Mrs. Metteer and
husband were among the first early
settlers of Camas Prairie and located
on homestead near Alba where they
lived for many years. Mrs. Metteer's
health failed and they moved to Helix
F'here Mr.. Metteer died, and Mrs. Met
teer retudned to Camas Prairie, and
made her home with her son, caring
for her two small grandchildren, who
had lost their mother.
She leaves one son, Charley Metteer
of Ukiah and one daughter, Mrs. VIII
Dale of Pendleton and several grand
children.
Floyd Martin. formerly of Ukiah.
but now OF Garfield. Washington, was
married on Easter Sunday, March q,
to Miss Laura Powell, also of Gar
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-18
ADAMS CLUB MEMBERS
ENJOY PLEASANT DAY

ADAMS, April lS.--A number OF
club members and friends were en-
tertalned at the home Of Mrs Alex Nc
Kenzie and Mrs. Bert Kirby on Thurs
day afternoon Those who attended
were Mrs. Jack Mayberry. Mrs. Darr,
Mrs. John Ogle, Mrs Revella LAeu-
allen, Mrs r. A. Lieuallen, Mrs. Il.
Lieuallen, Mrs Otas IAeuallon, Mrs. n.
Bunch Mrs. Al Bolton OF Pilot Rock;
Mrs Smith, Mrs. Yeager and daughter,
Mrs. Hhrrah Of Milton, Mrs. Ager Of
Athena, Mrs. Charles Shatz, Mrs. Ger
TO, Mrs. Carney Of Pendleton, Mrs, C..
Bowling, Mrs. f. MoCollem, Mrs. Win
Boyer. Miss Tla Blake, Myrtle Coly,
Mrs. f. NJ. Whitley, Mrs. 7. ]. Lieu
allen. Mrs. G. o. Richardson, Mrs.
Charles Dupuis, Mrs. J. WALTON. Miss
Mortimore. Mrs. Calkins, Mrs, Debois,
Mrs Frank Krehs, Mrs. Alex MeKen-
zie and Mrs. Bert Kirby. A dainty
luncheon was served and all enjoyed
the afternoon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-05
EPOPEEA ROMANO
RaZboiul NOstru Pentru
lntregirea Nealnului
AUGUST 1916--APRILIE 1918)
De GENERALUL g. 0xVxNEsCUL.

treaca Siretul pc malul drept 81
sa inlocuiasca, aci, in lungul riu-
lui Putna, parte din fortele ru-
sesti ale armatei ~ obstinate a
Fl trimese spre Bucovina. Inlo-
cuirea urma Sd fie terminate pana
L. sfarsitul lui Iulie.
Germanii, insa, pentru face
fata ofensivei noastre, despre ca
re aveau cunostinta, prin nume-
rosii lor spioni, strinsesera forte
multe 81 luasera masuri sd lie mai
soseasca inca 81 altele. III Sc pre-
gatesc acuma = lua ofensiva 81 in
aceasta parte, cum 3 luasc ID Bu-
coyina Astfel STRAINS, restul tarii
rominesti din dolia parti, dintrs
nord din Bucoyins i dinspre sdd
Foeyani, ii loyit Il ii centru din
spre - oeua ~ eSdes deodata
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in bratele invingatorilor. Sperau
Germanii ca in 20 zile sd cuce-
reasca Moldova, singura parte &C
ne-a mai ramas din tara npastra
multi iubita 81 atata de dorita de
moi toti. Frau convinsi dusmanii
ca pana la Is August, implinirea
.unui an de razboiu, adica, in eel
multi 20 zile de, la 1nceperea ace
stei offensive, ei sd ajunga La Iasi,
lar arnatele noastre hatutesa fie
alungate in Russia. EilcredAau- q
vor putea plj Mana lor tacoma
81 hrapareata Pc - fnldova 81 pc
restul bogatiildA ! lrssisa ne
vor desfinta atat cW Ne mill
tara cat u ca stat. Marssalul Mac
kensen, renumitul spargator de
fronturi, in persoan6, Va ordon&
81 conduce toate atacurilf pentru
ca reusita Sd fie 81 mai sigura.
Pentru aceasta el isi ia cele mai
minutioase masuri de reusita 81
aduaa aci in regiunea Focsani,
cele mai bune ii mai sigure trape
germane u austro.ungare, un
total .de peste IA diyizii, din carl
zece stlnt ernaane. ca aceasta
massA de oanenf n cp . formida-
bliIz y aFtilsris ateya sslts AZ sufi
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de fog, de toate calibrcle, pana Ia
305, Sc pregateste atacul asupra
stangei armatei IV rusa, carast ii
nea frontul Gu stanga pc Siret s
Gu dreapta spre Racoasa.
Victoria parea sigura. Sc trim
'bita in toatc partile de catre Mac
kensen 81 de catre toti dusmanii
nostri. Sc faceau si pAnuri cum
va trebui 81 Sc procedeze, Gu in.
Etreaga Romanie ocupata: Toate
Rgazetele streine, sau fnstreinate,
jubilau 81 scriau articole pline de
laude pcntru armata germana
,pentru puternicul q neinyinsul
psna atunci, naaresalua Mscken1
sen.
Sc vindea pisiea 81 blana ursu-
lui, dar ursul cra inck.fn padure
Vi nu voia sa 50 dea usor prins,
asa Gu una Gu d6d3.
Ri au socotit, toate aeeste TARA
armata romana care ii apars y
'mosia 81 nev6ile II neamnl1s
luptand IN eantfA dunaanslli
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lUss.er.1

In mai putin de doua sapta-
mani intregul fruct al ofensivee.
lor lui Brusillov in 1916 81 al lui
Cornillov in 1917 este pierdut.
Fata de aceasta noua 81 foarte
ingrijorata situate s'au luat ma.
surf a Sc indrepta in spre Buco-
yina toate fo14ele rusesti, mai
sigure, carl ar putea Fl retrase de
pc frontul romancsc.. Intre aces
tea, trupele pc care Sc ,putea con-
to eeva mai multi pentru aseme-
nea operatiulli erau acelea ale ar
matei TN rlse.
rmata I romana, retrasa de
p pe regtnl de X Namolossa. dnpa
,|lprirea ofsnsivei 4 PRINT ordinuI
u y psaFepte sprs Tsepei =
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CoNv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Nulturul' din Ho-
mestead, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
membri sal a lua parte la sedinta
lunara care Va fl in Hala proprie
80 w. 9TH Avenue Homestead.
Pa. Dumineca in 9 Oct. la orele
80 p. m. prompt.
La ordinea zilei vor Fl maj
multe afaceri de rezolvat printre
care Va fl 81 raportul de pc )
luni trecute. Absentee nemoti.
vate Sc vor pedepsi conform Sta
tutelor. In numele Societatii
'Nulturul'..
loan Mustatia, presedinte.
S. Varga No. . secretar.
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PIE 1RUMuRI DE MuNTE.

-. Eu-mi mai cunosc tovarasii,
sunt toti tristi. Fara graiu, fara
avintl cobosEa q! 81 b lg..!, sconvoiu potecile
urea HeNle, Sc e desfasura n linie
de bataie, Sc otelsec in santul sd
pat intro clipa, primesc lupta, in
wing, dar Sc detrag tot mai multi
spre piatra de hotarj.
La fiecare pas, ostasii nostri lup-
ia, bucata de pamant pierduta cere
jertfa sa 81 voinicii carl au scapat
teferi din luptele din preajma ST
biiului, unul cite unul Sc firing cd
ira glie si-adorm in NAL strein.
Tn glont raslet adoarme, frin-
tura de ghiulea imprastie groaza,
dar lupta dreapta nu Sc vede. Cad
loviturile ca din senin 81 nu vez
Gin lie trimite 81 nu pricepi de unde
win. :. Tirziu, cind inselat de re.
tragere, nevazutul dusman Sc apro-
pie Gle Santurile tale nervii tresar
muschii Sc otelesc 81 bratul loves
te n plin.
Trecem safe, urcand soselele (dru
muri de tara >panta, muntii ne pri.
mesc deschizindu-si bratele n pre-
alma noastra. Sercaia, Sinca Noua
Sinca Veche ramas in ses. :. Guri
de tun rasbat, 81 muntii, din NAL III
NAL, din creasta n creata lie scade
lie urea glasurile lor.
Regimentul nostru sc retrage c
parte pc la Bran, alta parte pc la
Brasov.
Lasam Valea Marului, Tohanu
nou, Zarnestii. Char de am irwin
ge dusmanul i'll lupta hotaritoare
null urmarin,. Atitea lupte ne au
adus isbinda in iuresul ei, ostasi
sc avinta n zadar... Ofiterii is
string oamenii 81 insemnind numa
rul celor cazuti Sc retrag.
Ostasul prinde a Sc 'ntrista. :.
Unul rasare n drum C o vorba:
- De ce nu-i urmarim?
Ofiterii. dau din umeri in ne.
stiinta raspunsului,
- Nu-i porunca :.
Att t. Tn cuvint iti inchide gura
TN civlnt It'll sfarma inima, un GU.
vlnt iii infringe cerbicia. =. 81
oamenii merg in rinduri de cite
patru 81 nu mai e vorba, 81 nu mai
zimbet 81 ranita-i mai grea 81 tie
dor S 'ajungi la hotarul vechei tale
tari. Nu mai simti mimic pentru
pamintul asta desfatator ochilor la
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|si GU toate celelaltc victorii dc la
Oituz, Tg.-Ocna, Ciresoaia, Por-
cul, Rachitasul, Cocosila, etc., Sc
pot imparti in doua grupe: al
Ofensiva inimicului asupra ar
mattel IN rusa 81 apoi asupra ar
mattel l romano ce q inlocuit trep-
tat-treptat armata IV rusa. Acea,
sta ofensiya incepe in noaptea de
23-24 Iulie. 81 tine panA spre
sfarsitulaIui August 81 inceputul
lui Septsinbrie, Gu rici intreru-
peri; % Qfensiva iaiuicului ia
spre istmsta III romana, ii care
~ sivS fncepe Ia 26 Iulie si tine
pici intreruperi pAna ia prima
jumatate lunei Septembrie.
Gu incepere din a doua juma-
tate a'lunei August armata ~
rusa este complect retras8 dintre
cele doua armate romane, Jar
frontul de lupta, de IL Giret psna
dincolo de Tg. Ocna cireyodia
este ocnpat numai de tfppele ro-
name. Tot frontul aoeata ccnsti-
the, y acea data, front,il unei
aipsnre abatalii sfe.si, ~
l21 kilOnetri Inn stma TQn iapf
l'ssIpsf Y Y de trnpelt rsa ea1te
|sSt I sasix - \
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atacul avea sansa de a reusi find
facut asupra trupelor ruseSti ii
earl intrase samburele disolutiei
lar dreapta atacului find acope-
rita mereu de Siret, era pusa Ia
|adapostul llnor contra-atacuri 81
|ventuale, fie ale armatei vi rusk,
de altfel foarte putin probable,
fie ale armatei l romano ce Sc iii
.dreapta INSPIRE Tecuci pc maldl
stang al Siretului b dupa tfe-
cere de 2-3 zile de Ia data inee
PEREZ acestei ofensifeI saS Sc por:.
neasca o alta ofensiva totsasa de
puternica asupra aripei stangiSa
armatei * rusa 81 diNapta e.
mattel II romane, 1naint1nd ca
dreapta pc valea Slanicnlui 81 y
wand valea Trotusului Gu oraseie
Tg. Ocna 81 Tg. Trotusului, ~
lprim obiectiv.
Acest plan daoS rsusea, 81 obi.
nea rezultatul de ., scoate dill
cauza armata IN ruda u apoi de
q fatoarce stanga arlnatei II II
! name si Ell cades conpleet
spats mergal.d isy l,anspl eirS-
tnlni fiindc3 s''al Fl sja,ls rsa
eiunea Adtiduluii ,Iiin5esNI " y ~ q
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/ laparat: ba, din CONTRA, am 81 alta
cat atunci cand inimicul devenea
|prea periculos pozitiunilor ce tre-
|buiau, moi, sd le pastram. Au fost
|imprejurari. cand atacurne noa-
sire au fost atata de puternice 81
de neinvins, in cat dusmanul a
fost dat peste cap 81 aruncat ina
|pd Gu cate 7-8 KIM, de la pozi-
| tile &c ocupase. Defensive noa-
stra ma fost pfin urmare, 0 de.
fensiva pasiva,. multumindu-ne
|pumai Sd nu ne lasam sd finn dis
(trn4i 81 sS ne retragem merea
|luptand ! fost din contra o de-
fensiva activ3, ba char foarte
sctivd, care nesa permis * pas
|tram positiunile noastre aproape
|intacte, si = gonim pc dusman
din acelea pc care el le ocupa,
cateodata, prin atacurile lui pu-
|teFnice.
Din modul cum san desfasu-
rat operatiunile, planul inimicu-
|lniS pare 8 Ii fost urmatornl: q y
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-05
INFoRMAJIuNl

Hamilton, Ohio. Bernard
Henry Kroger, din 1919 Pleasant
Ave. de 50 ami, fost omorit in
mod instantancu eri cand un tren
trecut peste .el. Ell sedea pc sine
81 trenul VENT .atat de repedq
de la o incarnitura ca nu "a OBJ
servat la timp. FL fost surd 81
n a auzit trenul sosind.