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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
NEGRO SOLDIER
WILL. BE SPEAKER
Lieutenant Jameson to Deliver Ad
dress at Bethel Church To.
morrow Evening.

Lieutenant Henry w. Jameson.
noted negro soldier, and chaplain of
the Illinois state Spanish American
war veterans, will deliver a public ad-
dress at the local Bethel African NJ.
+. church Seventh and Morgan
streets, Wednesday night, June 8.
Chaplain Jameson's subject will be,
.'The Black Mans Burden
CDR. Jameson" said Rev. D. e. But
Ter, local pastor, {''Is a product OF the
public schools and Knox college
Galesburg. received his degree Of doc
tor of divinity of Norris Brown col
lege, Atlanta, Ca, and IL. y, for oui
institution at Louisville, Ky.
aside from his brilliant military
record, the United States government
appointed him judge advocate over
one of the Cuban provinces. Rev.
Jameson is admitted to be one of the
best orators Of my race, and was the
only colored man to ever deliver (by
invitation) the annual address to the
.'Twilisht club a white organization
of Wisconsin.
I'VE have perfected our colored
Boy Scout organization which num-
bers twenty. who together with quite
a number of old soldiers and Spanish
American war vets have signified
their intention to occupy seats OF
honor Wednesday night-for all seats
are free. Chaplain Jameson will dis
,cuss briefly our big half century cele-
bration, and interstate literary con-
sress to be held here June p, 2S and
30 and will incidently mention the
coming centennial of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, which as
an organization has during the 100
years of its organic life, grown from
one church buildins-and that black
smith shop--to 5000 church and mis-
sion stations, 5000 parsonages, col
leess and school houses, 16; 40 or
phanages and homes: has 5000
prea cheers, SOC, 900 communicates; pub
fishes the oldest negro newspaper IN
the world, and conducts the Oldest
negro school, Wherefore university
Wilberforce Ohio"
Chaplain Jameson is enroute to the
Spanish American war veterans an
nual encampm ent to be held at Rock
Island. ILL.,, June II and II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
Admits Bejno a Thief.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June s.
German spy by admission and confess
ed thief of the Maharjah of Kapur-
thala's strong box, supposed to con-
tain important British-lndian state
papers, Lorenz Won Arnim, 20, was
repudiated today by the German con-
sui here and in Denver. Won Arnim
was arrested in Denver last fall for
rohbing millionaire's house there
and upon the representations of prom
inent Germans was released As a
student of the University of Colorado.
he variously claimed nobility and SON
ship to famous Berlin physician. To
Salt Lake police Won Arnim, under
an alias. said be stole the Indian
princes box, believing it contained
papers of inestimable value to the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
Man Wanted for Passing Worthless
Check Here, Arrested at
Fort Madison Yes.
terday.
HELD TO GRAND JURY
Laws Attempted to Pass Forged
Check in Fort Madison, But
Was Caught by the
Police.

Earl Laws, wanted by the police for
forging a check on the keokuk Ma
Itional bank, which was cashed h$
Maggie Meek, of the King Millinery
store, was arrested in Fort Madison
yesterday when he attempted to pass
forged check for $40, the police
learned here today. ......
According to the local police, Laws
was arraisned there and was boun
over to await the action of the grand
jury.
An information against Laws is OF
| file in the superior court here, III
which Laws is charged with cheating
by false pretense in passing torsei
check for $40, here on Maggie Meek.
| The information was filed some time
ago but no arrest had been made
since Laws left the city Immediately
after passing this check and had not
returned.
In Fort Madison, Laws gave the
name of ]. w. Law. The following Is
taken from the Fort Madison Demo-
crat:
Several Fort Madison merchants and
! the three banks were visited by q
supposed forger this morning in the
person of J. w. Law who had check
presumably signed by w. j. r. Beck.
The bank employees became suspic-
ious and the man was followed 10
one of the stores and taken into Gus
| tody.
He is being held by the police and
his case will be taken up by the prose
cutting attorney. The man is said to
have admitted his guilt and will no
doubt receive summary treatment at
I the hands of the authorities. me
amount of the check was, $1,000. me
man secured a blank form for check
early this morning and told one OF
the bank employees that he would see
Mr.. Beck and get the necessary sig
nature. Mr.. Becll's signature Is very
we'll known in Fort Madison by the
banks and merchants and 1t was
practically an impossibility to pass
check with a signature that was no
his own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
Cleared the Atmosphere.

Lincoln Journal: On the whole the
Lusitania incident has not been tn IS
far a bad thing for the United States.
It has cleared the air. It has forced
foreigners, who have been conducting
a semi-secret campaign against the ad-
ministration to give up their attempt
to influence the government to take
. stand in favor of some of the Euroo-
can belligerents. The citizenship OF
this country is now a unit in support
oil the United States. Divided alleg-
lance is no longer possible. The ne
cessitv of making definite and clear
cut choice is an excellent thing Tor
many people who have had muddlel
idea that they could be loyal to two
soyereisnties at the same moment.
They see now that it cannot be done,
and will give up all efforts to try.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
IF THIN, RUNDOWN
OR UNDERWEIGHT

you can depend that your powers OF
food assimilation are defective. Thin
people absorb just enough OF their
food to maintain life and semblance
Of health and strength. Most OF the
fat making, food nourishment passes
from their bodies as waste. Such
people need something that will pre-
pare the fat making elements in their
meals so that their blood can absorb
them and deposit them all about the
body. No treatment could be better
than the flesh.builder Sargol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
No Time for Partisanship.

Kansas City Star: Party government
was abandoned in France early in the
war. It is being abandoned now In
England Germany began the war
without it. Italy will very surely sub
stitute a. national for party admin
istration if it enters the war and
needs national unity of action. Party
government is the kind OF misfit that
no country can tolerate in time OF
crisis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
DIRECTORS HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION
Directors for keokuk and Hamilton
Bridge Co., Were Chosen
This llorninq.

At the annual election of directors
for the Keokuk and Hamilton Bird se
Co., held in their office here today,
the following we're elected:
Andrew Carnegie. Matthias Nicoll.
JOS J. Asch. Winthrop S. Gilman,
Theo. F. Hicks, David Patton. Jas F.
Secor, Henry E. Smith and Theodore
Gilman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF SCHOOL TONIGHT
ST. Mary's Will Give Program and
Class Will Be Given Diplomas
by Father Gigiineer.

The closing exercises of ST Mary's
school will be given this evening at
ST. Mary's hall. The program will be
of considerable interest and there is
a class of eleven who will be given
diplomas by Father Giglinger. The
exercises will commence at o'clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
BUSS Is ELECTED
TO STATE OFFICE
keokuk Travelling Man is Given Office
Of Grand Page at State Gath
ering U. c. It's.

Joe G. Buss of Keokuk was elected
grand page at the state convention Of
United Commercial Travellers held
last week at Sioux City. Mr. Buss
was doomed for grand sentinel at the
meeting last year here, and was given
the place. This year he was elected
to the position of page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08

German government Except for sew.
eral hundred dollars WHICH was miss.
ing, the box was restored to the prince
apparently intact. The prince is not
disposed to prosecute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
Not Necessarily.

Louisville Courier-J journal: A man
who is an Industrial Worker of 'he
World is not necessarily an indus.rl-
Gus worker at job.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
(AR('0I
q TIE b
Fl E5H BUILDER

sold by Wilkinson G. Co., and leading
druggists everywhere on positive
guarantee of weight increase or mon
ey back. Contains no alcohol or dan
gerous drugs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
saIiobury,s wild Life Pictures.

On Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. the Grand will offer a
special feature in Salisburys pictures
of Wild Life in North America. Es-
pccial care was taken in the photog-
raphy and of the 100000 feet o. film
consumed. seven reels were chosen
from the best.
The Grand offers the wild life pic
lures as a special treat to its patrons,
at twenty cents for the entire nam
floor and ten cents for balcony, and
gallery. The pictures just recently
nlayed for four weeks at the Stude-
baker theatre Chicago, at, twenty-five
to fifty cents, and the Strand theatre,
New York for longer period at the
same price.
No hunter. fisherman or nature
lover can see these wonderful pic
lures without being thrilled by their
vivid reality-the boiled down re-
suits of three years exploration IN
western America from Alaska to
! Mexico.
You are shown the thousand and
one thrills, which marked the aG-en-
lures of these daring explorers as
they plunged through the wild locali-
| ties of western America.
Won will witness the capture OF
ferocious California. lions, bear and
| lynx, to accomplish which their cap
/ tors often risked their lives.
You see the life of the trout from
the egg to the mature fish. and the
| methods used in spawning and hatch
ing at the worlds largest hatchery.
Then YOU are shown the catching OF
! immense trout on light tackle. Every
| move is thrown on the screen in b-au-
tiful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
! Moonlight of Telephone Girls.
The trip that you'll enjoy will be
the moonlight excursion to be given
Tbursday evening, June 10, on the
steamer Sidney under the auspices OF
the telephone operators. Ihere VIII
he music and dancing The Sidney
orchestra will play all the up-to-the-
minute music. Concerts during the
excursion by the electric oTganophone
sometime new, played like piano,
music like an organ. The steamer
sidney has the largest dance floor on
the mississippi. Cabin cooled by cleo
trio fans. The boat will leave keokuk
at SIS and 9:15 o'clock. The prices
are soc for adults and 25c for chill
dren Rights of admission reserved.
mont miss it.-Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-08
AA.<iee,e RarLises.

Ct Louis Globe Democrat: Each OF
Tho MEXICAN leaders will be willing
for the rest to unite on him as pres'-
dent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27

doniesieniu Belgow, jakoby byli
onegdaj odebrali Niemcom miej-
scowosc Lizerne, miejscowoSc ia
W rekach ich pozostaie. Nlemcy
dokola Ypres zdobyli W pozy-
cyach francuskich, belgijskich i
angielskich 45 armat = w tenn 4
wielkie haubice angielskie. Ma
poIn. zach. cd Zonnebeke walka
sic toczy z oddzialami kanadyj--
skimi, wzieto tam tysiac Kanadyj-
czykow do niewoli, a ogolna licz-
ba pobranych dotad w bitwie tel
jencow wynosi ponad 5000. Da-
lei donosi rapport niemiecki o od-
parciu nocnych atakow francus-
kich w Szampanii; mad Moza
walk przybraly znow pomySlny
dla NiemcoW rezultat wzgorza
pod Les Eparges zostaiy zdobyte,
a kilkuset Francuzow wzieto do
niewoli wraz z tuzinem mitraliez.
w Alzacyi wciaz walki; pod Hart
man -Weilerkopf wzieto po zwy--
cieskiej bitwie blisko 800 Fran
cuzow do niewoli zdobyto cite
ry mitraliezy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
1O-cioletni Bohater q.
Wieden. 27 kwietnia.

Wieden, q kwietnia. w
szpitalu wojskowym W Weissklr-
chen znfari jak donosza pisnla
wiedenskie, maly 1O-cio letni as
WiSniewski, najmiodszy zapewne
z poSrod miodocianych uczestni--
k6w wojny obecnej. -. w uciecz-
ce przed Moskalami zabici costa
III lego rodzice, wowczas Jas przy-
siagl zemste postanowii walczyc
przeciw Moskalom; uciekf do
zolnierzy austryackich i tax pro-
sill, by go zabrali, IL ME podobna
byio odmowic dziecku. Odtad slu-
zyl zolnierzom ma sw6j sposob :
nosH i'm wode W czasie bitwy,
roznosii tytoh, podawal naboJe /
staral sic bye ma wszelki sposob
uzyteczny. w jednej z ostatnich
bitew wyszla amunicya jego cd
dzialowi, prosi} oficera WiSniew-
ski, by fnu pozwolono pojsc po
naboje, ale z powodu gwaitowne-
go ognia nieprzyjacielskiego ME
dostaI pozwolenia: wowczas ma
lee wykradl sic, dotarf do furgo-
now, dostai nabojow zapas i wra-
cal luz = zdawa}o sic, re dojdzie
szczeSliwie, gdy nagle ugodzii go
odIamek szrapnela. Chiopak
pad}, zoinierze ME zwazajac ma
ogieh rzucili sic don, podniesli =
byi ciezko ranny; odstawiono go
do szpitala w Weisskirchen, gdzie
mimo troskliwej opieki zmarl ma
Iy bohater.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
Walk ma Wschodnim
Teatrze WOjny.

Londyn, 81 kwietnia. - Maio
bardzo-jest dzisiaj wiesci wscho-
dniego teatru wojny. Piotrogrodz-
kie raporty donosza krotko u
tarczkach W dolinie Stryja gor--
nego i Gravy = gdzie walki sic
tocza wciaz jeszcze. Wiedei do
nosi o sukcesach pod Ostrem.
Wieden, 81 kwietnia. = w bit
vie stoczonej pod ostrem wynio-
sfa CORA, ktora byli ufortyfikowali
Moskale wojska austryackie
odniosly kompletne zwyciestwo:
CORA ia jest bardzo stroma ME
dostepna, ufortgfikowana zda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27

Paryz, q kwietnia. = Garibal-
di, wodz ochotniczego oddziaiu
wioskiego, walczacego we Fran
cyl, ktory ostatnio bawiac we
WIoszech, konferowal re sferami
stoiacemi u steru rzadu zapowia-
da w pismach, IL Wlochy sta
nowczo oSwiadczyly sic po stro--
ME sprzymierzonych i wystapia
do. wojny najdalej logo maja.
Rzym, 81 kwietnia. = z pogra-
nicza wloskiego wciaz nowe ma
piywaja wiesci o gromadzeniu
woisk austryackich, o masie calej
zolnierzy, coraz nowych ! potez-
nych fortyfikacyach i t. P. W Try
dentynskiem caly ruch handlowy,
przemyslowy, kolejowy wstrzy-
name kompletnie = wszystko W
oczekiwaniu rychiej wojny z Wlo-
charni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
BITWA POD
YPRES.
Straszhwy boj.
Niemc6w napor wstrzy-
many.

Londyn, q kwietnia. = Pod
Ypres, miastem w poludniowej
Flandryi 1ezscem wsr6d kama
low rzeki User mad rzeka tejze
nazwy = toczy sic W dniach tych
bitwa, kt6ra jest prawdopodo-
bnie najstraszniejsza najwieksza
W ca3ei wojnie dotychczasowej
przynajmniej na zachodnim tea
trze. Bitwa wre juz Cd dni kilku
i zapewne jeszcze dni niemaio po-
trwa = jak wszystkie wielkie BIZ
twy W tel wojnie strasznej. Ce-
lem Niemcow jest marsz ma Ca
lais i Dunkirk = na wybrzeza
francuskie Kanalu, by Mich a.
takowac Paryz na ladzie a Lon
dyn "a morzem. w tym celu
Niemcy skupili wielkie masy
woisk i sciagneli wszystkie SHY z
kraju a nawet wschodniego tea
tru wojny = to tez W samej Elan
dryi maja oni okolo million woj-
ska = Sprzymierzeni maja SHY
odpowiednie, przeto na jednym
tym niewielkim obszarze ko8o
Ypres valley ponad 1000, 900 lu-
dzi. Mozliwem jest jednak, ze
Niemcy maja jeszcze i eel inny =
mianowicie istnieja przypuszcze-
MIA expert6w, Il caly ich potezny
atak ma Ypres ma tylko maskowae
przygotowanie ofensywy general
nej W jakims innym punkcie,
gdzie nagle atak zaczna, lczac
ma to, IL Sprzymierzeni dla O.
brony Calais sciagna wojska z
dalszych linii i punkt6w. Sam jed
max fakt, IL Sprzymierzeni even
tualnosc TAXA przewiduja W ra-
chube ia biora wskazuje, Il mu-
sza oni bye ma MIA przygotowanl'
Pierwsze ataki niemieclie pod Y
pres przyniosiy i'm sukcesy, jak-
kolwiek bardzo krwawo oplacone.
Angielski rapport przyznaje, IL
Niemcom uda8o Sic przewazna 81
Ia opanowae St. Julien j, ze linie
angielskie cofnieto ma poaudnie
cd tel miejscowoSci, dodaja zara-
zem raporty, re ma novel linii
Anglicy umocnili sic uadzwyczaj
poteznie ze caiy nap6r ME
miecki W tym kierunku juz sic
rozbii ma murze piersi zolricrzy
angielskich. Daisy atak onsgdaj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
Raporty Francuskie.

Paryz, 81 kwietnia. = Walk
pod Ypres stanowia. punkt prze-
silenia W losach novel ofensywy
niemieckiej. Nieprawdziwe So
wiesci niemieckie o wielkich zwy-
ciestwach znacznych ich suk-
cesach, faktem bowiem jest, re
napor Niemcow juz zlokalizowa-
no straty zadano i'm straszliwe:
owszem pewne jest, re wojska
Sprzymierzonych ME tylko utrzy-
maly swe pozycye, ale nawet w.
punktach wielu posunely sic W
.gIab linii nieprzyjaciela. Swoja
droga Niemcy walcza szalona
odwaga = nowym niezwyklym
sposobem ich jest n. p. przywo-
dzenie ciezkiej artyleryi ma sam
front boJoWy uzyWanle JeJ ma
bliska mete = jest to bardzo ry-
zykowne pociaga wielka liczbe
ofiar w koniach ludziach, ale raz
postawiona baterya TAXA tenn
straszniejsze szerzy spustoszenle
/ zyskuje ma celnoSci strzalow.
= Niemcy przewaznie austryac--
kioh armat 13-to calowych uzy--
waja pod Ypres, uzywaja tez sku-
tecznie pociag6w caiych pancer--
nych dziaiami, ktore szybujac
nieustannie po linii danej raza
ciaglym ogniem. Francuski ra-
port wspomina dalej,z uznaniem,
slawiac wojska kanadyjskie, kto-
re pod Ypres po diva / try dni
sta{y W ogniu bez spoczynku i
pozywienia. =. Kanadyiczycy
walcza bardzo dzielnie i wytrwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27

nj W drutach kolczastych, jakiemi
Francuzi osnuli stoki CORY = set
XII Niemcow W tych siatkach dru-
.cianych lwiszlo Pod Calonne
dwie dywizye niemieckie atako--
waly pozycye francuskie = row.
niez bez rezultatu, W punkcie tym
Francuzi przed kilku dniami cof-
nell sic, ale obecnie odzyskali juz
utracone pozycye.
w Alzacyi pod Hartman
Weilerkopf Niemcom udaio sic
zajac pewne pozycye u stokow
CORY, ale Francuzi trzymaja
szczyty i walki ostatnie ma ich.
wypadly korzySc = nieprzyjaciel
straty poni6sI bardzo znaczne'
Niemcy jednak walcza W tych
stronach nadzwyczaj zaciecie.
Tragiczna role W walkach tych
odgrywaja podkopy i miny: zapo-
moca specyalnych sposobow wy
wiadow, podkopuja sic jedni pod
drugich a nastepnie wysaczaIa
wzajemne pozycye W powletrze
- masa ludzi ginie w takich wal
kach. Francuskie pisma opowia-
daja, jak Francuzi pred niewielu
dniami noca dopuScili Niemcow
ma miejsca gdzie miny byly zalo-
zone W opuszczonych pozornie O.
kopach i gdy Niemcy masa Gala
weszli do owego okopu, wowczas
caly okop wySadzono W powie--
trze = mordujac mase ludzi, W tel
chwili reflektorami oswiecono o.
kop i skierowawszy nan dziala =
dokonczono okropnego dzieia
zniszczenia - podobno ami noga
ME uszla tego okopl....
Wszystkie tie relacye okazuja re
ma froncie zachodnim Niemcy roz-
wineli dzialalnoSc bardzo ozy-
wiona ofensywna, ze wiec tam
znowu przeniosi sic punkt ciezko-
sci wojny europejskiej, gdy diu-
go = bo niemal przez zime Gala
znajdowaf sic ma wschodzie - W
Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
Boz wre pod Ypres..
SzczegOly straszliWel
Walk.
I Karpat i zPOIski WieSCi maIO,
1O-cioletni Bohater...
WieIka Armia SprzymierzOnych
Iaduje pod Dardanellami.
Jeszcze jeden Niemiec internowany
W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Austrya a Wfochy.
Chiny gOtuja sic do wojny JapOnia.

poprowadzili Niemcyyna wschod
cd Ypres = odparty on zostai z
ogromnenli stratami re stron O.
bu, jak rapport angielski przyzna-
je, wczoraj tenze atak zostal po-
nowiony, ale zakohczyi sic juz
porazka Niemcow = poniewaz
odparto ich zabierajac i'm iencow
i dziala. Niemcy W walce tel uzy-
waja pociskow gazami, ktore O.
szoiamiaja zaczadzaja zolnierzy
= mimo to Anglicy dostali ma
pozycyach zadnych juz dalszych
Niemcy ME zdobyli. Niemcy
wczoraj giosili IL zdobyli cztery
wielkie haubice angielskie = ra-
port przeczy temu Gala stanow-
czoScia. Gdy noe zapada boj ME
ustaje = Niemcy bowiem pr6buja
i nocnych atakow, a kanonada
dziaIowa zreguly bywa przez ca
Ia noe prowadzona. Wreszcie ra-
port angielski dodaje, IL pod
Courtrai angielski aviator ciskal
bomby ma kwatery niemieckie, a
choe Niemcy zwrocili nan ogien
rzesisty i nawet ranic go zdoiali,
.mimo to dzielny lotnik zdolai sic
wydosta6 re sfery ognia nieprzy-
jacielskiego maszyne powro--
tenn odprowadzh do angielskich
szeregow.
Dalsze donlesienia z bitwy
pod Ypres podaja, re juz cd
trzech dni poza liniami ciagna
|nieprzerwane konwoje pociagow
i wozow wszelakich naladowane
rannymi = Holandyi donosza,
ze we wszystkich miastach polno-
cnej Belgii pelno jest szpitali woj-
skowych wszedzie wszedzie
ranni chorzy. Francuskie trans
porty rannych ciagna ma poludnie
ku Paryzowi i dalej. Niemcami
pod Ypres ma dowodzie feldmar-
sza{ek v. Hindenburg, sprowa-
dzony specyalnie na zachodni
front ze wschodniego, gdzie sic
odznaczyi szeregiem wielkich
zwyciestw mad Rosyanami; do
daja jednak, re W tych dniach
spodziewane jest przybycie do
wojsk pod Ypres samego cesarza
Wilhelma, kt6ry pragnie osobis--
! Gle kierowac dziaianiami swoich
wojsk. z obu stron nieustanne
transporty wojsk naplywaja to
celem zapeiniania lux W szere-
zach.
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wala sic ME do zdobycia, jed
max po calym szeregu szturmow
nader krwawych i walk wrecz -
,zdobyli ia Austryacy, 'biorac ME
.ledwie stopieh po stopniu. 49,.
Straty W ludziach byly bardzo
wielkie, ale zwyciestwo oplaca sic
poniewaz Ostre panuje mad Gala
dolina Orawyli jest to punkt pa
nujacy mad LIMA kolejowa re Lwo-
wa do Munkacza ma Wegrzech'
Austryakami W bitwie tel dowo-
dill gen. Hoffman.
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lie - W jednym punkcie pojmali
oni kilkudziesieciu Niemcow. Dali
sze raporty fraheuskie omawiaja.
walki ma innyeh Punktach linii
bojowej: W Szampanii odparto a.
taxi nocne niemieckie pod Beau
sejour. w okolicy Les Eparges i
St. Remy mad Moza wstrzymano
wysiiki nien1ieekie celem odebra-
MIA pozycyi zdobytych przez
Francuzow, wzgorza tamtejsze
zaslane So cialami niemieckich
zoinierzy, ktorzy polegli uwikla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
IEDYNA NADzIEJA w CAR
RANZY.

Washington, ~ kwietnia. =
Rad tutejszy przychylac sic zda-
je ma strone Carrsnzy, widzac W
MIN jedynego cziowieka, ktory
moze przywrocic spokoj Mexyko-
wi. Villa, ktory odnosi obecnie
ciagie porazki, zdaje sic bye do
tego niezdolnym. % lie chodzi
o przywrocenie pokoju j normal
nych stosunkow W Mexyku, jedy-
ma nadzieje MONA obecnie polka
dac w Carranzy' = tax oswald
cyl wczoraj Ryszard L. Metcal-
fe, byiy gubernator strefy kanaiu
panamskiego j osobisty, zazyiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-27
RAPPORT Nieniecki.

Berlin, 81 kwietnia. = RAPPORT
giosi o calym szeregn
wielkich sukcesow nietylko pod
Ypres, ale ma caiej linii bojowej
francuskiei: appreciate Niemcy