New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 11

AMERICAN FORCES ORDERED 10 ITALY! Regiment Will Be Sent to Demon- | strate Friendship of U. §. Washington, June 28.- A regiment of troops in General Pershing’s expe- | has been ordered probably an f additional forces to be sent later, complete the unity on that front gt Italian, British, French and Amer- R, troons. to as announced ud been instructed a regiment now in Prance for immediate movement to aly. 1t will be replaced by ent to be sent from tates to fill up the divi vhich it is dzawn The secretary's Jnits for the f he projects that consideration here jscussed with General Pershing by able before a decision to send the rst contingent to Italy from F vas ir(‘?\('m"(L The original ¥ v s po‘use a part of the mobile reserve of ©& American Fxpeditionary ot the Ttalian expedition, but later it lappeared likely that the movement Baker announcement per time publication of have been unde and which were was advance guard | that | training | ince | Torces | would be made direct from the Unit- ed States. While there is Tlieve that the Ame: will ‘he augmented conziderably later, today’s announcement appears to lmake it certain that no direct move- ment from the. United States at an early date is planned. Tt ‘however, that the sug considered that the Italian expedition be made entirely independent of Gen- eral’Pershing’s forces although equal- ly under the direction of Foch as supreme commander. Che nature of the discussion with eral Pershing as to the Ttalian ture has not been disclosed. The Kot that he is selecting the first regi- thent to be sent, however, was taken A as indicating that it resulted sion that a consolidated American !m-ce in France and Italy was the wisest solution for the present at least. " The purpose of sending troops ftaly, Mr. Baker has explained more for political than military r sons. Tt is desired to demonstrate ocd reason to be- to again that the allied nations and the | Tnited States are one in their purpose on all fronts and to extend the inter- dourse between the troops of all the powers at war with Germany. For this reason there has been no tion that an American Army t to Ttaly, althou all tropps sent ri‘;l see actual ser ice at the front, dssociated with Ttalia be , or more prob- ably French and British forces. ¥ I MICHAEL TAKES COMMAND. " Amsterdam, June 28.—Grand Duke jchael Alexandrovitch, a younsger Prother of the former Emperor Nick- glas, is reported in a dispatch from g’loscm\' received here by way of Ber- iin to have placed himself at the head of the new | to $rave issued a manifesto to the Rus- sian people. B AP, New York, June 28.—The board of directors of the Associated Press has estgblished a system of employ pension, disability and death benefits, effective July 1, 191§, and has set aside one hundred thousands dollars ($100,000) in Liberty Bonds from its emergency reserve funds for the in- auguration of the plan. PENSION known, | stion has been | General 1 in a de- ; g sug- | ! superior 1 Judge | mittee Siberian government and | 1 forces in Italy | At the short calendar session of the Hartford, Burpee court at today, Lucien ¥\ recefved a report from former Attorney General Charles Phelps of Rockville, to a com- appointed hear the claims of Katherine Sanford Landers of New OMMITTEE REC DECREE FOR MRS. KATHERINE SANFORD LANDERS SUPERIOR COURT CO London for divorce from band, George M. Lande Judge Phelps recomme for Mrs, Landers. Judge Phe the papers in the case and nounce his decision later. The action for divorce ias turned to the court the first T of June and specified that the her hus- of divorce s took will an- ded a re- esday plain- OMMENDS e this city. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1018 DIVORCE MRS. KATHERINE SANFORD LANDERS. wasg unable to the alleged lent in the The o came up today for the acceptance of the committee’s 1eport and judgment. rned no claim for Robinson, Rob- for Mrs. Shipman name 1 & Cole nders and Gross, nted Mr, counsel Hyde & Landers. HOPKINS WRITES HOME Company 1 Boy Takes Special Studies In War Work and is Now Ready to Rejoin 1is Regiment in France. Corporal Gl I ished training in a William M. . Infantr, of , has just fin- Hopkins special school be- hind {he lines in France. In the fol- lowing letter he says he is about to go bacl into the line to renew acquaint- ances with his old friends the *“coo- ties.” £ | | | | 1 June 1, 1918. “I'm still somewhere over here and enjoying months cool and Thursday sununes the beautiful 5 nice and The nigh the days being are nice a \!Lgllul'lul Day, we ! to the village church and from there lm the cemetory. Last night we fon a little amateur show and those who never saw a real show, was a good one. All day Friday spent in maneuvering nad * I'll that we covered most of France foot ana we ‘took’ one hiil. We supported by artille stokes tars, machine guns and guns. It certainly made qu Our course here at the training |l ended last night and today we turning in our equipment and getting i ready to leave here tomorrow morn- for was on we This tremendously big CLOSING QUT SALE continues d warn. | had a small parade through the town | put | fru | thing T mg, marking the end a month. This training camp h a good, ¢ place and we mis little friend the ‘cootie”. However, it won't take long to get acquainted with them again, and belicve me, are not strangers anyway. Here the school we Lave electric lights, nz water and real beds and we cven cat off tahles, so the boys up at of | Camp Devens have nothing on us. I imagine 1 work bout t some good marks on and I feurned quite a little hand it rides. One learned at there is much more to them than I ever thought. “Write soon and tell my friends to write too, therc’s nothing like a letter to cheer one up.” | ate | ture | would be 11919, I of beer we | at APPROVES ‘DRY’ AMENDMENT Senate Agriculturnl Committee Will Report Against Mnnufacture of Whiskey, Wine and Beer in U, 8. Washington, June 28.—The sen- agriculture commlittee yesterday agreed on an amendment to the §11,- 000,000 cmergency agricultural bill providing for national prohibition. Under the amendment the manufac- and sale of whiskey and wine prohibited after June 30, and the mannfacture and sale three months after the final approval of the Lill by the president. AMERICAN BARK SUNK. During Gale Outside Harbor of Rlo Janeiro. Stnks Rio Janeiro, June The loss of the American bark James Paulo is reported. She sank just outside the harbor here during a heavy gale with the loss of several lives. Maritime records fail ta show the name of a vessel called the James Paulo. There is a schooner, however, named the James W. Paul, Jr. | | “The Peyer Cross— For the past 14 years Made on the er-lablets of [ ® Demand them in the original packages. For your protection every packagn and every tablet is Plainly and invariably merked with Your Guarantee The trade-mark “*Aspirn™ (Reg. U. 8. Par. 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