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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Lake Mohonk Meet
0. KS Wilson; Silent
On National Defense

MOHONK LAKE, N. Y. May "a
President Wilson's stand In the interna-
tional crisis was approved by the Lake
Mohonk conference on international arbi-
tration at the conclusion OF its twenty
first annual meeting. The conference
platform declared:
We express our gratitude 20 the presi-
dent OF the United States for maintain
ing the neutrality OF our government and
for asserting with fIrmness, clarity and
restraint, the rights of our people as
citizens of q neutral nation"
The platform. as proposed by the plat
form committee, did not mention the
subject Of greater preparation for ma
tional defense, which was urged upon the
conference this year by Secretary Of War
Garrison. Major General Leonard wood
and Rear Admiral Colby NJ. Chester. re-
tired. The members OF this committee
were DR.. Charles w. Elliott president
emeritus OF Harvard university; Or. Ell
mer Ellsworth Brown. chancellor of New
York university; Prof John B. Clark Of
Columbus university, Senator Hear la
Fontaine OF Belgium. Andrew b Humph-
rey of New YORK.. executive director of
the American Peace and Arbitration
league; former Governor Simeon u. Bald
win OF Cincinnati. and Lucius NJ. Cuth-
bert, a Denver businessman,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
COURT HITS AT RIGGS BANK
Justice Takes Motion of Govern
ment to Dismiss Suit Under
Amusement.
SAYS MALICE ON OTHER SIDE

WASHINGTON, May 2.-At the con-
clusion OF five days argument. Justice
Mccoy Of the district supreme court took
under advisement yesterday the motion OF
the government TO dismiss the suit brought
by the Riggs National bank to enjoin
Secretary MoAdoo. Comptroller Of the
currency Williams and Treasurer Burke
from alleged unlawful persecution OF the
bank
Relief sought by the PLAINTIFF IN the
pending litigation was denied by the
court, except a. to the payment into the
treasury Of $500 interest on bonds due
the bank and withheld to cover penalties
imposed by the comptroller for failure
to furnish certain reports. A temporary
restraining order against the payment of
this money into the treasury was granted
at the outset OF the proceedings. and the
court later win pass upon the question of
continuing IT,
Justice Mccoy indicated that he would
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Run.inn Statement.

PETRoGRAD (via London). May "a
The following Russian official war state
ment was issued here tonight:
ION May 10 our troops seized an enemy
position near the village Of Kourchany
and captured hundreds OF prisoners and
some machine guns. West Of Shawl the
enemy fell back along . considerable
front. In the region Of Rossieny the
enemy. reinforced, partly crossed TO the
left bank OF the Dubissa river
ION the left OF tho Vistula we con-
tinue to press the enemy successfully in
the region south of the railway station
between Radon ana Kielce and have al
ready rspulsed him from Opatow and on
the front sloupian-Nov
on Galician Front.
ION the GalclAn front the battle con-
tinued on May 10 with great ferocity.
Between the vistuia and Przemysl the
enemy extended themselves somewhat on
the right bank of the San in the CEN
ter Of the region Of sieniawa, but on
two TANKS In the direction Of tho Vis-
tuia between Tarnobrzeg and Ulanoft
and in the direction Of PrZemysl near
Tytchenpy we realized important sue
cesses in battle on the left Of the San
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
NUMBER OF CAPTIVE
RUSS NOW $4,000
Austria Reports slsvs Thrown Back
from Positions on West
Bank of San.
COUNTER MOVE AT sTANDsTILL

VIENNA iva London, May )22.
The following official communi-
cation was issued this evening.
THE battles along the front in
middle Galicia continue. On that
part Of the San running downward
from Sieniawa, the Russian detach-
ments still holding the west bank
were thrown back. East of Jaroslsu,
the Teuton allies vigorously repulsed
isolated attacks OF strong enemy
forces. The number Of prisoners
taken by US is continually increas-
ing.
storm Positions by Night.
In stubborn night battles our troops
storrned the Russian position east OF
Drohobycz and captured Neudorf, taking
800 prisoners.
The Russian counter attack across the
Dniester in East Gallcla has come to a
standstiil on the Pruth line. Hostile
efforts 10 break through our line near
Kolomea failed. All attacks against this
bridge head were repulsed with most Sc
we're enemy losses.
"In the fighting in the hiliy country OF
Kielce, which still continues at some
points. we have captured 1000 prisoners
since May 16. The total number OF
prisoners In our hands now amounts "a
l9l.OOO."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
CAPTAINS PERFECT
MERGER CAMPAIGN
System 10 Mark Method by Which
Voters Will Be Asked TO Go
10 Polls.
MEETING AT COMMERCIAL CLUB

A rousing consolidation meeting
was held at the Commercial club last
night when the ward captains OF the
city perfected their organization and
arranged for final meeting with
their precinct lieutenants and the
Greater Omaha campaign committee
at the club next Friday night. Robert
II. Manley, commissioner of the Com
mercial club presided last night.
Many OF these ward captains have
already completed theh lists of leu
tenants. J. W. MetoaIfe and f. d. Wead
OF the Eleventh ward presented their
list last night OF eighty-four. Henry f.
Meyers for the Twelfth had list equally
as long. Both these wards and others
will supplement their personal solicita-
ton with personal letters 70 each voter
and the general campaign committee will
also send out letters. Topping all this
Il was decided TO have some twenty-five
young women get busy on telephones the
last two days and a. a final effort 10 in
sure q full vote on Tuesday, June /. re-
mind each voter OF his duty.
Look ont for Your NeiEhbor.
Tell them TO vote for their next door
nelehbor," was the slogan OF the cam
paign approved last night on suggestion
OF Captain Robert c. Druesedow OF the
Seventh ward. He and others emphasized
the necessity OF enlisting the cooperation
OF tho women In this work.
Vaclav Buresh, Val Peter, ]. w Met
oaIfe, r. c. Hunter and John o. Yeiser
OF Dundee were among others who made
enthusiastic speeches. Mr.. Yelser dis
closed a plan for a friendly meeting at
Happy Hollow club next week when the
question Of consolidation would he sub
nitted 70 a debate. both sides having
their chance. Mr.. Yeiser, who resides In
Dundee and works In Omaha expressed
the belldf that Dundee people. on final
consideration, would turn out a very good
vote for the cause.
Captain Buresh saId that II every en-
ployer would remind his employees AZ
they went out TO vote that as each voter
had 20 sign his name when casting his
ballot II would be a simple matter tC
check up and sec II they really voted, 4
might insure heavy poll.
IAN employer can very easily tel
whether his employe voted or took th'
time he was given 20 vote for something
else" said Mr.. Buresh, and that ought
70 be looked after"
.. w. Metcalfe said retailers were
planning 20 divide their men into thre,
groups for the purpose OF voting.
The Second ward captain, Val Pete
and W. Boyd Smith. were prom
Used speakers for open air meetings Sat
urday night. May %. at these places
Twenty-ninth and Dupont, Twenty-fourtl
and vinton. sixteenth and vinton ant
Edward Rosewater school, The Seventh
ward viii have several such meetinge. ~
Will others.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Police Officer Code
Fimple Arrested in
Raid on Card Game

A sensation was caused AZ head
quarters this morning. when Police Cap
tain Dempsey and serReants Dillon AMI
Russell suddenly left the station with
Officers Danbaum and Coffey, and re-
turned half an hour later with Police
officer code Flmpse under arrest.
With the arrested officer were half
a dozen other men. who were taken from
a drug store at 1894 Cunning street. where
the police say. they were playing cards.
A r. Danieison. the druggists clerk.
was arrested and charged with keeping
a disorderly house. and Fimple was
charged as an inmate. as were the others,
all OF whom gave assumed names.
a quantity Of beer found IN an foe box
was brought 10 headquarters
Fimple was stripped of HIS badge and
suspended pending q hearing before the
city commission.
Fimple. according 20 Captain Dempsey
was off duty at the tins. He goes "a
work at O'Clock and goes off watch
At midnight. The raid. occurred at
o'clock.
Il cannot understand H." Fimple dc.
olarsd. I'VE were playing pitch"
All were released on cash bonds. A
week ago Commissioner Kusel promul
stated a rule sbolishing cash bonds IL
favor Of ones calling for uneneumbereC
real estate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23

occupy some time considering the case
but would ondeavor to dispose OF II be-
fore July 1. In denying the prayer for
an injunction pending iitigation he said
that without considering what evidence
might hereafter be presented there was
nothing in the record before him now
which showed the government officials
had exercised arbitrary power or power
arbitrarily in regard 90 the refusal TO Sc
Ieot the Riggs bank as a reserve agency.
1T seems 20 me on the record as IL
stands that tho government officials
would be reiniss in their duty in selecting
1t as an agent for new applicant banks"
said the justice. The evidence here is
OF persistent violations OF the law and
those violations did not begin when Mr..
Williams came into office and they have
continued to this day"
Malice on other side.
The court also considered on the record
as now made up the charge that secre-
tary McAdoo showed malice in an inter-
view in his office with Riggs bank off
ciais. The Justice said II appeared to
him that the malice was rather ION the
other side"
At the opening Of the days session,
Samuel Unteruyer OF government coun-
sci presented q bookkeepers affidavit
that there were 5000 stock transactions
shown on the books of Lewis johnson &
Co, stock brokers. in the name Of the
Riggs bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Friends and Sympathizers Helping
to Replace Joseph Mecher's Home

for the
the
family left destitute
$40 subscription, has
residence
Sunday May 30
F. bas a lumber.
Mrs. circulated subscription
list her neighbors raised SIS.
Condor the Boyer Lumber
telephoned lie $50 the
The TO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Boy Assaults Italy
Minister in Berlin

BERLIN. Cvia London. May a.-The
cardo Bollati. Italian ambassador 20 Ger
many. upon leaving the italian embassy
yesterday evening was assaulted by a
boy, who Knocked off the ambassador's
hat. The youth was.seized by passersby
and beaten off before no was turned over
70 the police. The government iInmedi-
ateIy sent apologies to the Ambassador
for the incident
Precautions had been taken earlier 70
prevent any annoyance. but as the day
passed without the slightest evidence OF
trouble the detectives were withdrawn
from the vicinity OF the Italian embassy,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Messenger Runs
Into Auto, Is Run
Over, Wheel Ruined

After accidentally running into Miss
Frieda A. Lange's auto with his motor
cycle and being thrown and run over
by the car, Robert w Muir, MA Locust
street. a messenger for Orkin Brothers,
was arrested by the police on the charge
of exceeding the speed limit. DIT. Cum
mings dressed Muir's injured leg and
officer Tom Baughman arrested him.
The accident happened Friday evening
IN front Of the Paxton garage, SN Far
nam street. while the auto was being
driven into the garage and Muir was
driving his motorcycle east on Farnam
street. He said he did not see the auto
till too late The auto was damaged and
Muir's new motorcycle was almost
ruined. Miss LANCE lives at 96T Farnam
street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
UNION MEN ARE URGED
TO FAVOR CONSOLIDATION

That all union men should set out and
vote for the consolidation at the oomlng
election. was urged by Frank q. odell
last night al the regular meeting OF the
Central Labor union az the labor temple.
A meeting was planned 10 protest
against the sentence Of life impTson-
ment. recently imposed upon John r.
Lawson. officer Of a union. who was con-
yieted on a charge OF first degree murder
because he made speeches melting the
striking Colorado mine workers 10 use
force. which resulted In the fatal shoot
ing OF a deputy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Cooper Gives His
Ideas on Psychism

"Psychiam has long been studied in
India and In certain genuine schools" said
Irving s. Cooper. during his lecture last
night on Methods OF Psychic Develop
nent" Continuing, he asserted that
During the course OF many centuries Il
has been elaborated into an exact
science.
The haphazard style OF training. so
characteristics OF those studying thJs sub
ject IN Europe and America. Il wholly
unthought Of among those who know that
psychism IN not an interesting fad. but
a stern reality. by which much good
can be accomplished by those who are
properly trained ana qualified. but also
much harm In the hands OF unworthy
persona"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
SIGHT SUBMARINES OFF
CAPE C0D-lN WAR PLAY

NEWPORT. r. l.. May 2.-wlth the
Atlantic coast north Of Cape HAtteras
sllll under mimic threat Of attack by
hostile ships today. Admiral Fletcher had
deployed the Atlantic fleet to cover most
Of the important strategic points OF de-
Tense.
Notable among the maneuvers In the
war game was the use OF the new Cape
Cod canal. Several submarines were
sighted off the cape. presumably guard
ms the sea entrance OF the canal against
possible approach by Rear Admiral
Beatty's fleet The submarine strength
OF the fleet OF defense has been definitely
reduced. The E-2 with a broken crank
shaft, was towed here today and XII Il
IN port repairing an engine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
MUST BRING UP FATHERS
IN A PROPER MANNER

SAN FRANCISCO. May 23-BringinE
up fathers with . proper sense OF their
responsibility and federal aid for parents
20 a. great an extent as Is granted to
farmers was an Improvement advocated
here today at the conference of the Ma,
tional Congress OF Mothers and Parent
Teachers associations. Mrs Frederick
sehoft OF Philadslphia, national pIesi-
dent. said fathers should be equally re-
spOnsible with mothers for the home
training OF the children"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Bonapartes Tender
Swords to Italy

PARIS. May GA news agency dis
patch from Rome says that Prince VIC
tor, head OF the house Of Bonaparte;
Prince Lieutenant Napoleon. his brother,
ana Prince Afonzo OF Portugal. brother
OF the late King Carlos. have applied to
the Italian war ministry for permission
to Join the army
Prince Victor and Prince Louis Napo-
leon are grandnephews OF Napoleon l.
Their mother was Marie-Clotilda, a
princess OF Savoy, the reignins house of
Italy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Labor Chief Named
To British Cabinet

LONDON. May x.-The first authorize
tive announcement as TO an appointment
in the British national cabinet. outside
of Premier Asauith and Sir Edward
Grey. the foreign secretary. is that OF
Arthur Henderson. labor leader, who
succeeds Herbert Louis Samuel as presi-
dent OF the local government board. The
trade unionists arc highly pleased at the
appointment.
Arthur Henderson, a native Of Glasgow,
was chairman Of the labor party in the
House OF Commons in 1s0s-1O. and was
30 appointed second time in lsiA He
was made member OF the national war
munitions committee last April.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Rabbi Wise Is to
Talk at Brandeis

Mrs, Draper smith. president OF the
Nebraska Woman Suffrage association,
and Mrs W, e. Barkley OF Lincoln will
represent Nebraska at the conference OF
suffrage leaders in Chicago. June so.
Mrs. Smith holds first place 90 far for
the greatest number OF tickets sold for
the lecture to he given by Rabbi stephen
Wise at the Brandels theater. Thursday
evening. June 10. IL concerned. His sub
jsct will be The War Against War or
IL War Cureless,"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Or. ROBINSON, FORMERLY
OF OMAHA DIES IN TEXAS

Word was received IN Omaha yesterday,
announcing the death OF Or, Reuben
Robinson al San Antonio. Tex. where he
had lived for the last six years.
DIR. Robinson. formerly resided IN
Omaha. and for a number OF years was
on the medical staff Of Creighton Medi-
cal college. His health failed and he
went to Texas where for a long time
he seemed 70 be better. A year or 30
ago his condition commenced 20 grow
more serious and he died May %. He was
Sc years old and Il survived by hiE widow
ana q Don. Harold. u years Of age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Gas Bombs from Sky
Terror Of England

LONDON, May 2.-An intimatSon that
German Zeppelin airships probably will
use bombs charged with poisonous gases
II they make raids on London Is con-
tanned In a notice issued by Scotland
Yard tonight
To the caution previously given that
the public should take refuge In houses
In order To be out OF the way OF frag-
ments OF shells which might be fired at
enemy aircraft, IL the following added In
junction;
1T would he we'll for persons thus tax
ING refuge TO keep all windows and doors
on lower floors closed. so as to prevent
the admission OF deleterious gases"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
CHICAGO HAS A RIGHT TO
CENSOR MOVIE FILMS

CHICAGO. May s2.-The right of this
city 10 censor moving picture rims was
upheld in decision OF the United States
circuit court OF appeals today The de-
eisien was In suit brought by several
film companies who disputed the right
OF the city 90 order sections cut from
pictures on the grounds OF morality ana
public policy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Wave Of Enthusiasm
Is Sweeping Vienna

BERLIN. May 22.--Cvia I.ondon.)-rhe
Lokal Anzeiger in It's issue Of today says
II learns from Vienna that great patri-
otto Demonstration has taken place be-
fore the war ministry there. The crowds
sang patriotic songs and greeted the Of
ficlals with outbursts OF tremendous
cheering All Vienna is in high spiritE.
The people, the newspaper asserts. feel
that war is inevitable and their conii-
dence In victory IA higher than at the
outbreak OF the war with Serbia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Switzerland Adds
Men to It's Army

coPENEAGEN, Cvia London. May g.
Berlin papers say switzerland IL calling
up more men and II is expected that a
complete mobilization win be ordered
shortly for the prevention Of violation
OF neutrality II Is said that Switzerland
has made arrangements with Italy for a
continuance OF the regular food supply
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
These Chairs Are Made of
Genuine Mahogany and
Highest Grade Cane

The frames of these chairs are
perfectly constructed Of genu-
inc mahogany; not heavy and
massive, but strong and per-
fectly proportioned. The seat.
back and fire-side wings are
woven of high-grade elastic
cane. They are finished in a
dull mahogany and are very
inviting and restfu1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
IOwan Loses Fifty
Dollars to SWindlers

After gaining the confidence Of Lyman
Cork Of Marshall. Ia. by showing
him omaha's new s1.5O.0OO Fonte-
nellie hotel two confidence men matched
dollars with him and WOE so in the in
nooent" sport.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
PrOwler Steals from
Carter Cottages

A prow1er visited cottages at Carter
lake and stole articles from several Abe
sampson. ee4 North Sixteenth street. re-
ported TO the police that he missed
rifle and shotgun The other thefts we're
Of lesser valae.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
We Make It Easy For You;
$1.25 Cash, 81 Monthly,
Is All We Ask

The cost of furnishing q home
tastefully today is much less
than 1t was several years ago.
Take these chairs. for example
NOT only have the prices
been reduced away below what
furniture OF the past was sold
for, but, most important of all.
you have the advantage Of our
Credit Plan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Period Furniture Prices
Placed Within the
Reach of ALL

We know that the desire for
period furniture is universal
and that the prohibitive prices
heretofore prevailing have
kept many people from satisfy
ing their desires. A large or
der of these chairs enables us
to sell them at special price
much lower than this kind of
furniture has ever sold for.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23

Nine. PoincRre Visits Hospital
PARIS, May n.-Madame Poincare,
wife of the president, visited the Amer
lean ambulance hospital today; She Yves
received by Mrs. William G.. Sharp, wife
OF the American ambassador.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
Letter Carriers
To Hold Memorial
Services Today

the letter carriers OF Omaha today
AZ the Swedish Auditorium, 16oe Chicago
street, will hold memorial services for
their comrades who have died during
the last year.
The services will begin at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon with the following pro-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-23
ALI Navigation in
Adriatic Suspended

LONDON. May IA dispatoh To
Iloyds from Bari Gin Italy on the Adri-
atic) says that ali navigation services
In the Adriatic Sea have been suspended
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-11
SEDZIA LAMAR CIEZKO
CHORY.

Washington, D. c., II pazdz.
Sedzia Najwyzszego Trybuna-
lu, J. L. Lamar, jest ciezko
chory 2 atal1u paralizu. Ajax
mial mieisce pred kilkoma
dniami W miejscu kapielowem
White Sulphur Springs w. Va,
gdzie bawii dla poratowania
zdrowia. Sedzia Lamar liczy
lat 70 i z tego powodu, atak
ten jest grczny.
Zaslabniecie sedziego Lamar
w przededniu rozpoczecia po-
wakacyjnej sesyi Trybunalu,
- spowoduie wstrzymanie roz
strzygniecia wielu bardzo waz
nych spraw. S (
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-11
LOTNICY WLOSCY bonn
BARDUJA AUSTRYACKA
GL6WNA KWATERE.

Rzym, II pazdz. Cztenascie
aeroplan6w wojennych wio-
skich bombardowalo onegdaJ
austryacka gl6wna kwatere W
Kostanievicy, ob6z W Oppachla
nela i stacye kolejowa Nabresl,
ma, wszystkie ma polnoc cd
Tryestu. Pomimo zywego ognla
Austryak6w, aeroplany ME dc
znaly zadnego uszkodzeniE.
Zas jeden aeroplan austrya-
cki bombardowal, lecz nieszko
'dliwie miasto austryackie Cor
nous, bedace W rekach .wlo-
skich. Wedlug raportu urzedo-
wego wloskiego, atak Austrya-
sk6w ma pozycye ma p6lnoc cd
Monfaleone zostal odparty. =
tMiasto, to znajduje sic W posia-
'daniu ,Wlochow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-11
Be|grad ponownie w rekach austro niemiecki'
PaTyz gfOsi
da|szy SukCes,
KRWAWE WALK w WO.
GEZACH.
Berlin takze m6wi O sukcesach,

Londyn, 10 p&dz. Urzedowy
francuski komunikat glosi, re
ma p6hocny wschod cd Tahura
W okregu Champagne, Francu-
ri odniesli dalszy sukces, zdo-
byli bowiem dalszy transz ME
miecki. Oficyalny rapport fran
cuski brzmi:
wv Belgii ma calym froncie
Artois odbywa sic pojedynek
artyleryjski. Zwlaszcza gwalto-
wne bylo wzajemne ostrzeliwa
ME transzy pod Lihous i ma pol
noe cd Avre. w Champagne dal
sze odnosimy sukcesy ma polno
cny wsc6d cd Tahure. Atak
nasz oddai W nasze rece noWy
trans nienniecki.
w Wogezach pod Hartmans
Wellerkopf trwa zaciekla wal
ka ma bomby, granaty i torpe-
'dy. Niemiecki aeroplan, ustrze-
Iony przez jednego z naszych
Iotnik6w, spadl w obrebie ma
szych linii. Obydwaj lotnicy ME
mieccy smierc ponieSli. Jedna
z naszych eskadr lotniczych rzu
ella dzisiaj okolo 100 ciezkich
bomb ma stacye niemiecka W
Champagne i ma punkty kon-
centracyjne wojsk niemieckich.
Natomiast rapport berlinski
glosi, re atakami Niemcy ode
brali wieksza Geese utraconych
transzy pod Tahura, jednako-
woz rapport ten byl wczesniej-
sly cd francuskiego, zatem po
chwilowym sukcesie, Niemcy
ponownie poniesli kleske, gdyz
utracili dodatkowo dalszy
transZ.