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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
WILL IMPROVE
CURTIS STREET
Independent Sand & Gravel
Co. Awarded the Contract
at Cost Of So, 5000
B STREET TO BE DRAINED
Bid for Hay to Be Re-Adver-
tised-New Budget to Be Con-
sidered Saturday Evening

Awarding the Independent Sand &
Gravel company contract for filling
and travelling East Curtis street, at
cost of 1852, deciding to purchase
ton truck for the use of the city
water department, and agreeing upon
method of collecting long delinquent
water rents, in installments, from city
patrons without enforcing too much
hardship on those who owe the city
various amounts from SIS to $40, &C.
cupied the attention of the city coun-
Gil Wednesday evening.
A report was introduced showing the
bad condition of the road leading from
North Aberdeen to the cemetery, re-
questing improvement. The report
was filed.
A resolution was introduced and
passed for the improvement of West
Boulevard, to the city limits. The
roadway is to be graded and gravelled.
C. A. Holmer filed protest.
The Aberdeen Central Labor Coun-
Gil filed a petition asking that in the
new budget provision be made for
shortening the hours of the bridge
tenders in the employ Of the city, and
that additional money be provided for
paying them. Resolution was filed.
Engineer Kelsey recommended that
drain be placed and other improve
ments made to protect B street from
further ravages of the slide now
threatening to destroy part of the
street. The work will be done at once.
A resolution was introduced and
passed for the improvement of the
alley in Block 8, Weatherwax & Benn's
addition. A resolution was also pass
ed for tn e improvement of West Mar
ket street.
In adopting the assessment roll for
Improvement District No. 491, Coun-
Gilman Bowes wanted to know why
$50 was charged for collecting sum
totalling less than $700-the amount
on the assessment roll. 1t was eX-
planned that TIE law compelled the
property owners to pay every cent Of
the improvements charged against
them, and this was one of the items
specified by raw.
A resolution was adopted for the
Improvement of Pioneer Boulevard
from Laura to Fleet, with curbs and
cutters and other work.
Bids were opened for the proposed
drainage district in the west end OF
the city, and referred to the city engi-
neer. Only two bids we're submitted,
from Haukeli & Hegg, and Carl
fCiylling.
In the call for bids for hay, only
zone was presented, from the Chehalis
Produce company, offering Idaho timo-
i'thy at $3.50 ton, or Eastern Wash
ington hay, $3.50 a ten, f. o. b. Ah4sr-
deem. Bad was rejected and new bids
will be called for.
The council will meet Saturday eve.
ming to consider and arrange for the
budget for the citys operating ex-
penses fer the ensuing year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Gage, Of North
D street, are entertaining this week,
David Lee Johnson, an Old time fl lend
formerly from Pennsylvania, but now
of Valparaiso, Ind. Mr.. Johnson re-
Gently completed two years in the
Panama Canal zone. Before return
ing home, he will accompany Mrs.
Gage to Lewiston, Idaho, for brief
visit with Roy A. Gage, Mrs. Cages
son, formerly of this city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
SUBSTITUTES FOR BOOZE

The appetite for whiskey gets a
strong hold on some men, and women,
too, for that matter. Friday y man
was arrested ON the streets of Aber-
deem. fer drunkenness, and when
the city gail, several pinbs
of jamaica finger was found On him;
also SIS IN cash. Jamaica finger Will
produce jag all right, but it Us hard
stuff on the system. Recently at Oak
vile man was arrested for selling
fiavoring extracts, which were found
to consist principally of high power
alcohol. and short time ago "a
woman in idaho, when deprived of her
usual supply of liquor, drank a quan-
THY of orange shellao, but did not
live to ten about it herself.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
STILL CONSIDERING
NATATORlUM MATTER

The special committee appointed by
Mayor Phillips to look into the adj
visibility of building a natatorium in
Aberdeen met Tuesday evening at the
Washington hotel Architect C. E.
Troutman stated that the right kind
of a building, equipped, will cost S25,.
900. w. J. Patterson suggested that
park be purchased and the natator-
ium built there. The idea met with in
slant approval. Mr.. Patterson, Rev.
T. H. Simpson and Mr. Troutman were
elected committee to look further in
to the matter and report on available
sites.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
'RURs&- CREDITS INFORMATION
AVAIL ABLE

The first authentic information re-
aarding 7he operation of the new rural
credits ,iaw is contained in Federal
Farm Loan Bureau Circulars No. I and
NJ 2, VIII CHI have jusa been issued by
tiee United States treasury department.
Congress man Albert Johnson has a
1iniised number OF these circulars for
distribution, and any farmer of thays
HarDor county desiring them shuuld
addne IS his Washington, D. c., offias.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
CDrlVICTN MADE
IN EioUOR CASE

Following several raids made by
officials from the sherifl's office, as
sisted by Aberdeen Officers, Herman
Brown, who was arrested Sunday
morning for having above the legal
limit of liquor in his possession, was
tried before l. N. Gardner Tuesday
morning and 'found guilty. He was
fined $50, but will appeal the case
stating he bought the liquor !pefore the
dry law went into effect Several
roorning houses were raide6, but no
evidence that the law was neing vio-
lated was found.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01

The GermHn7a society will repeat the
picnic held about month ago near
the fish hatchery on the Satsop river,
by spending the day there Sunday.
The last event afforded such a royal
time, that it has created an appetite
for more.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01

WV 10 III TIC city lOT rev days.
A. R. Titlow, we'll known attorney
of Tacoma, visited the city Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rupp are enter
tanning this week, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Rupp of Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ross are enter
tanning this week, Mrs. F. w. Gard
ner and children from Tacoma.
The Mary Trask chapter of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the home
OF Mrs. E. B. Crazy this afternoon.
Mrs. Louisa Redinger will leave to-
day for San Francisco, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Captain Hubbenette.
=
Mrs. A. r. Dabney and daughter will
leave today for their home in Oakland,
CAL, after an extended visit in the
city.
G. F. Karshner motored to Lake
Quinault Sunday, and returned with
his family, who had enjoyed months
outing.
w. w. Davies, after spending ten
days with his son, A. E. Davies, left
for his home at Black Diamond, Wash.
Saturday.
The residence of Mrs. A. D. Wood
has been leased by Mrs. Silas Pear
son, for private rooming and boarding
house purposes.
Accompanied by her two children,
Mrs. ]. c. Reilly left Monday morning
for Lake Chelan, where she will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Nc.
Mullen.
L. L. Leighton's Ford car was stol-
EN- Monday evening, and was found the
next night, abandoned, in East Aber.
deem. Youthful joy riders are thought
to be the guilty ones.
Z. w. Miller, formerly an owner in
the Chehalis County bank of this city,
arrived in Aberdeen this week with
his son, who will attend school here
this winter.
Relatives of Miss Duira Taggart,
former resident of this city, now
making her home at Palestine, Ohio,
have received word that she is SER
iously Ill with rheumatism.
j. j. King, manager of the Geo. j.
Wolff store, is back from his vaca-
ton, which he spent in Portland and
vicinity. Mr.. King was present at the
luncheon rendered by the Ad Club
to Charles E. Hughes.
James Ginthner, an oldtime resident
of tins city, and member Of The
G. a. R., died at his home on West
Wfshkah at noun Wednesday. litter.
me1it will be made Sunday afternoon
in Fernhill cemetery.
Arthur Mast, well known in f1srbor
logging circles, and at one time con-
nected with the Grays Harbor Log
ging Co., died at the family home in
Fairy Jew addition, Wednesday morn
ing. He leaves wife and daughter.
The funeral Will be held SUNDAY after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Oyiatt, who re-
Gently returned from Davenport,
Iowa, where they completed courses
in "a Chiropractic college, havs open
ed offices in the Masonic temple.
Eugene McGnlicuddy has nomplet-
ed "a long cruising job in the woods.
and is back home again.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Hood fave re.
turneh from 1rip up country, and
succeeded in crowding a lot df events
into two weeks time. They attended
the Hughes nesting at the Tacoma
Stadium, visited Rainier, crossed the
Snoquhlmie pass, and visited at Seat
tie anG Everett. They made the trip
in their new auto.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
Tales Of the Town Terselv Told

Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints, etc. 302 E. Market.
Mrs. o. <. Shelley, of Bay City, Or,
is spending few days in town with
friends.
Mrs. Robert Dinse entertained the
German ladies aid society today at her
home in North Aberdeen.
Mrs. c. H. Shut and children are
visiting Mrs. W. McNair, a sister of
Mrs. Shut, at Salem, Ore.
Mrs. Harry Gibson and family are
at Offut lake this week, where they
will devote few days to an outing.
Miss Tess Haven, Miss Elizabeth
Greene and Miss Laura Beck went to
Pacific Beach Friday for a weeks aut-
ing.
The families of j. H. Fuller and Roy
Sargent are expected to break camp
at Lake Quinault soon and return
home.
Mrs. c. P. L. Roberts, 112 West
Fourth street, will entertain the G. A.
R. club at it's next regular meeting,
September 8.
=
Henry Bendle, chef at the Washing.
ton hotel, drove partly Of friends
to Seattle and return Sunday in his
new Overland.
81
Norman Greene has left to resume
his work at Powell River, B. c., after
spending a week with his father, Rev.
F. F. w. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bendlin have re-
turned from Ford's Prairie, where they
were guests for a week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Morse.
The home of Mrs. G. F. McConaghy
will be the next meeting place of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist church,
next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lois Cheney, a neice Of Archi-
tect C. E. Troutman, is here ON a
visit at the Troutman home for the
greater part of the fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham de-
parted Monday for Seattle for a two
weeks stay. They:plan to take in the
county fair at Elma on their way home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McDermRth
enjoyed visit Of several days the
latter part of last week from Mrs. NC
Dermoth's brother in law, George
Startup, of Startup, Wash.
Mrs. Anhur Speedzer of San Fuan-
CISCO was "a visitor N aberdeen This
week, the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. p. T. Eshom, and of sher
aunt, Mrs. M. E. Israel.
Mrs. Henry Rasmussen and twins.
arrived Monday from Portland fur a
visit of montlr'witfr Mrs. Rasmussen's
mother, Mrs. M. Morgan. Mr.. has-
mussen will join his family later.
B. B. Pierce, after spending a few
days with Rev. T. H. Simpson, re-
turned Friday to his home at Con-
crete, Wash, where" he is superf1rten-
dent of the Superior Portland Cement
company.
Police Matron Mrs. Ida Schofieid,
who has been quarantined at the iso-
lation hospital for scarlet fever, con-
tracted while attending an infected
family some time ago, expects to he
able to come home in about a week.
Mrs. G. W. Sherwood and children,
Helen and Frederick. left Tuesday
morning for their home in Los Angeles
after spending most of the summer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
" A1IERYCE.

Mekgykaiscy bandyci zamor-
dowali is Ameryk,an66w. Zamor-
dowani nalezeli do party Z is
gornik6W, ktorzy jechali : miasta
Chihuahua do Cusihuiriachic -.
celem rozpoczecia tam robot ".
novel kopalni. Miei oni przy So,
BE znaczna sumo pieniedzy.
Gornikom kazano zejsc z po-.
ciiagu. obrabowano. ich i pow1a-
zano- poczem ustawiono wzdhz
wagonow celem dokonania egze-
@kucyi. Holmes znajdoWal sic ma.
samymn koncu linii skazanych j
kiedysoddzia strzelc6W ustawial
siedo dania ognia, skorzystal Z
tel chwii j umknal rattjac zycie.
W Chihuahua otrzymano via
domosc, ze znowu 10 Ameryka-
now dWie kobiety anggilelBsktSilee,
zamordowaH wojska jen. Will "
poblizn Modeny. Wiadomosc TO
wyzsza przyniesI Amerykanic,
ktorzy przyjecaali do Chihuahua
% zwlokami ID g6rnik6w amery-
kaiiskich zamordowanych = po-
niedziaIek. UnedoWego rotwiesr
dzenia doty.hczas niel:a. Ssson-
stantowano jedrsk " Washinggt1os-
nie,ze bandyci meksykanscy zabili
wpothl:zus Guerra sobywatelas nles-
nfsanskliiego Barta KIanssen
Wodlug slow jednego ioficeraoY
Viii ktoy nsjdujesi y niea|ss
eoja tego enerakTnaja zann;s
Ezaatakowss nEEasto Inarez, nj
s1spnie SPsso
- P1ssrdsnfSHas poao|
iosniadsz,s polaI eois W NJ
AbecAdeksyAn alni III
Wszyst6eeo. q laEI
oos
Iss s.
49, -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
" PoLsCE.


Zdaje sie, 5e Nicmcy zamrliierza-
ia pozostac " zajetyh polskich
liteWskich proWincyach pre-
diuaszy czas, jezei ME ma stale.
Wskszuja ma TO. olbrzymie for.
tyfikacye. jake Niemey Nznesza
bezposrednio IA tylsch linii bo-
iawej Cd Rygii l)zwnlska az do
hot pinskich mad Pyrecia. y
dndstFn d. possc7nych transz5W
zbudowanych : drzewa cemen-
u. robudowano liczne lnie=kole-
iowe bieggnace roWnolegledo j
tuz ma tylach transzoH fronto-
Wych. Poboczne LIME aezy lima
ggff6Wna z gioWnemi stac.yaini
ccntsowemi wezlowemi Il " al
s.zawie Inv Whine.
Ludrosc m~iesikajaoa
sS. ~ .&$&ssss &@s..&4 -
siedztWie frontu bojoweso zmu-;
SOMA jest pracoMa: dsiek noe
rprzy: bndowie drds innyuh
skowych urzadzen obrcnnyek
Rowniea pod nadzorem ~ad1
s. rrol 4'li'izy wwooiskowych
:szona Jest ta ludnosc do upraW S
Mn ziemi n naniebyra1e dotad
.r'o 81 skale tai, axebY xsbsxpis
eye dlaNiemc6w nozlivie ak
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q. Ns 81 etzypa rod u s
llbrcpolemA
sssno1 nies1ej Hobi ce
g Y. y s. g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

mice znacznalilese rablisWsa
czego gokursurnbla
Niemczcch Rosya odn:osIabykosF
rzysci; ksulrs rubla Hsfynosi obess
nesl5o marek g 1oOSrnbl,podz
czas gdy dotychcza splacono 1G5
dWiieH trzecie
Piisnna llwowsliIie donosza s--7s
nW'ielH poeta, Jan KasproViicez,
kt6fy caly przeciag Wojhy przc-
byl y sWojjem kochanem Podha--
IL, poWr6cI juz do naszego mia
STA. KasproWicz rozpoczyna w
kIadyna naszej wszeehnicy, Skin
piajac kolo sebie, akzawszc,
1--WE gorace zajecie mlodzez!y
uniWersyteckie ss.ss
Policya lwowska ponoEnie Wv
sledzila szereg spekulantoW, u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hose arty-
knfow spoziy,vczych ola wyloby
ciaz przyszlesci Wyzszyeh cen.
WIartose ukrytych towar6W oce
Mono ma presto poltora mil;ona
koroil. Magazzyynrly opieczetowano.
Observation-Disclosures toWraayo6w
Reissa, Zweiga, Vogla, szap;re i
5innych. Szs....sg. ssss=s.#
Wilma donosza, ze .warunh
materyalne bytu SO nieslychaniie
eiezkkiie. Drozyzna panuljje ponad
miare wszelka, gazownie ME
funkcyonuja, miasto tonic W
.ciemnosciach, matte zarekwirowa-
Ii Niemcy. Natomiast powstaje
szkolnictwo polsslkiie:s zzasloazonlo JUL
diva gimnazya meskiie j jednoa
zenskie. Ma przeszkodzie rozWos
joWi stoi brak podrecznik6w
szkolnyych, q .niepodobnas ichl do
wiiesscc.
z Kalisza donosza, ze archiitek
.ci berlinscy zajeli sic sporzadza-
mem plan6W odbudowy tego mia
sta: Plany SO na ukonczeniu. Me
Wolno v miescie mic odbudowy-3.
wac az dc czasu zupehego ulkon-
czenia planoW oraz ich zatWier-
dzenia. Podlug plan6w zaprojek
1toWsne SO move dzielniee 2 pre-
proWadzeniem nowych ulic. Te o
statnie podzielone 50 ma katego-
rje,a anianoWiciie ulieezsjelno i
,dMEpieetroNeni domain praz
Fro pietroWym Wy5szymiz do
mani. Przeznaezono specyalna
dzielnice ma budoWe Will z ogr6d-
5kami. Beda r6wniez przeprowa-
Ozone ulice okrezne. 5ass
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
sPopierajeie te sklady,
kupljac tam tOWary,
kt6re ogfaszaja sic
y nasZeI gazecle.
" nasZe1 gaZecle.

MECH tam sotie Niemcy. czy me
Observation-Disclosures mordlija ame-s
rykaiiskich obyWatsn.
GcclKiem jcsf sc;1oc-uc, re v kon-
sssresie toczyae zacieta WaIka mig
dzy bylysn sekretarzem .stanu Brya-5
mem q prezydentem Wilsonem q
kc1trcls rad partyaa dersokratycz-
i, Walkata est echem wojny
europejs.aiej j obudzonej Wslkutek
niej swiadonosci " Ameryce, = E
jesli me poczyni zasadniczyyclls
zmian " swym systemic militar
ny1m, moe passc latwo ofiara eta
XII zpoza oceanu.
Pc hseh dHiach Sctsteg0 sedlz-
twa, kto wnien hwaWym rozrn-
schom strajkowyrnw East Young
stown, %. gdzie trupem padiy
cztery osoby, okelo 100 o%trzsTnaio
rany, so aresztoWano, a IS b!okow
miasta zniszczono pozarem, pro'xu-
rator stanowy A. N. Henderson
4 powiatu Maholing orzeM, Is
arajkowi i rozruchom ME 50 w;rni
srobotnicy, lecz prWokatorzy M
nej strony. Oczyscl on : zarzutu
tax robotnlkow zatrudnionych v
sfabryce Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co, obecnie strajkujacych.
aik ] Amery,akaiska Federacye Pra-
g, DO Nore Grohotnicy nalezaa.
Nit insy, jdk pos Byyon, ME
Jest duchowyn ojcem wriesioneggo
przez.senatora Core ubisgllym
tygodniu bin, zadajaeego wydania
.z.a4kazu wyvsozu bron a1l,aniiclyy
do Europy, ktory q senator wczo e.
raj zn6w pzedstauiI rezofucyesdoD-z
maga,jacas udsportusws
.gkichh s. jkulow. Podpadajacychpodl
jedskontrsband wojennejj, %
''plaastW, kt6re nieprawnie ooggraIii-
GAIA Wony handel anerykshski.
81.
Ola
t,aifssasIssoipl p'sscss,sa<eyse
Nlatzisnlny slaHstaIz
stoisln exeletychpo
mk1stycznysh
MI aaja=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
saaSssgaWaaaa@ -. saassssSSsN
subiiegIym roku takiiejze konttlyg1 dlal
scyi. Wynoszacei48O,0OO 900 fssSs

ubiieglym roku taksiejziek ontIyh l
cyi Wynoszaesj 4so,ooo,oooI
ProtestBelgi ma byeonal
ne postalnnoWiienniiaaeeh kopW 81 i 4
haskell ktore poWiadaja
naklIdasna przez zwyyciezce9kAaonG
trry!ibIncya ma bye Wysokosceii
vydatkow, potrzebnJychna Iopffss
sdzenie araAallj
obcej na okupoWanem eEvytaooss
ryyum Tub tel oplacenia adm
,nistraeyi danego terytory uni.
Tynnczasem indemniizalcya wymas
CANA przez NiemcoW- Wybiegaa
dalsko poza granice potrzebnyceahlI
ma te cele -WydatkoW s.=s5
o ohorobie cesarza Wilhelmi
chodza Wrecz sprzecszlnle Wiescal !.
Ze strony rzadu zapeWniajas IS
Jest to bagatela, gdyz Wrzod, na
tjaki CESAR cierpiai, juz sic zaggoiil
ma lyle, ze CESAR moze WdziacS
8mundM j przechadzae sic pc
ku roczdamskim. RoWnoczesniel
zsa.ss : P'aryza, Rzymu, .Ateen Ga =
nevy naplyWajs do Lonl.yylaa1l
wiesscci, zie cesarz est niebszpee-
czniie chorym q zawczWane %
Berlina arcyksiazat, orazs sio:sttrafeI
cesarza, kroloWe greeks ..
DotychczasoWy pr1ew6dm par.
tyi socyalistycznejj nieinieckie
DIR. Karol L%ieblneeht, zostal 0l6l
glosami przeciiw 25 y partyi 50
scyalistyeznej wyrzuconym "a Ia
mamie parttyjnejj k tal1lcSai evil
stawianie sic okoniem militarne-
mu rzadowi. Jego zwofennik Hlnt=z
GO Haase, sam juz przedtem
partyi sic usunal;; " jeggos m;e,isceI
wybrano ba a1 lojalnego Eber
ia. s
Marlin pcdaje csIy s=cregg
inte1wiewow z podr6zrymi. przv
byiylni ssw1viezo : Niem:cc do
Szwajcaryi. Podobno " calychs
Niemczeeh objawia sic coraz sill.
s.; Is r.rz7eenie reervolucsNine: " Der BeE-
line j innych miastach po nocy
rsoizaaja jacys tajenniezy kolporrs-
terry proklamacye. zadajace pea
Inja j atakuiace ostro Rad. Cd als;
bywaja sic ogromne zggrrom na(lqs
Ma. WbreW zakazom policy. .n ,L
kt65sych m6wcy Ia essd:za WI
Ihsma kronprynca, oraz css1y
rad w.asposob Wprostsnieslychas
~ Oggr'omnyy nlepokoJS psewootdlal-
i acknowledgements salyasEros.-~
Ti..ync, jego nastepca troEu, jest
N:emczecl1 og66lnie izzn;;enawii-
dzonym. Tymezasem znow Idea
N:ationale' donosi q! Rzvmu. ze
stan zdsoWia cesarza. Wilhelma
bsrdzo nagle si.. ,pcgorszyl. -
Wszystkich specyalistow wezHa
no znSv do lego 1oza; przybyii
do Derlina czlcnkowie
rodziny Hohenzollern6w. Poglo-
ski te poWtarzaja sic dziwna
zggodnoscia Cd kilku tygodni j "a
pcwne eos Prawdy v TEN bye
nlasi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
1871 1N1SJ
Czytajcie DO 10 dla was!

aHEI&E~
Gzy ~l.sx diavxtgo ME pic, c,.
tvle lie twa pra.,a jest wa,ta? Cry
wies. d.aezeg" ms y.h ndpsd,asa
Cd wr6t fa',r, csnyrh?Bo ME n,n'ejaa
20 s~ngislskn!. I.la d ,t,ra t~ego
~yda,l5ry ,Arttd de iiezvks ans,itlr
sk,.go .,t,rasowana IA tie zyc.a 20
b"tn nzegc, v spos6b do>,epay ola
k,tdsVo, xaw,eraiiaca tonp.e,na
Grsm.tyky angisl.ke poda,,a v jje-
xyku uolssi.a, i piaen.ie 6 .aran.
,,utii.my wyuo4yd kaadego "a. an-.
uisIsku ppr,eeca,lag,ua jjrinevo kursu,
albu ME 4sdamy sap}aty! Sxka'f@ nra
srs sst jedyDana Ssko1a Korespon-.
denoyjna prowsdscna p'r,,e.'.s Pola-s
k6iv, 4 ss s, e,n slrrzssFdlo.-. yin. pos
sia',a naiinlo ws,sa. understanding y
najtshs.4snet .sds pisma \ mowy IN.
giistlskiej. r dcstanl;;esls
piiserws.q lskoys, p1raoospskt nnautkjii,
w,ecap iisxsss sssaraaxS, lplrasssAlkalo6anr,aaj II
Amerykahsllklia SsIzl,klo,lftal
1907 Chene ST. Detroit, Mich.
4 I, J. Paradz,hl's ,l =, q kie Is > ~
.E8&ac6 G1c1cEI6llk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
INl|ajNazniajsz8 WypadN
hlInI0aego TygD1nIa!l.
2 WIELKIEJ WOJNY.

LFS&EN&sNI
FszeIlde poglosi, jakoby po.
sodparcm ataku niemieckiego .
soczatkiem biezacego tygodnia a
Eanei rozpoczeli atak re sWojej
sttrony, byly mlne;; alianci POI
nrzestajaa ma iakscy:il obronnej, cze-
ajac stosoWniejszej chWili. Wal
Ia przyszla do daWniejszego sta
sdyr:m potyczek aetyleryi. 81
"a Serbia Czarnoggora ulegla
" boj6Wej potrzebie. w strasznejj
waalce &c stohrotnie liczniejszym
w-c.y:em Czssssnogora, maluchny
'::'rlk za~,nieazEaB przez garstke
olndnioWo slowiansk.ch BIZ
tr!vch g66ran 5dst PrzyAaty ME
z,iszezalnc wielkieggo bohater-
silva, lecz " koncu uledz musiaf5
DIS wszystkie telegramy dono-
sza D stanoWczym Czarnog6ry ~
pogromie: Go sic stanie dale:j,
ME wiadomo: cry Czarnoggora po-.
grom sw66jj uzna walk czynnlejj
sic Wycofa, a ma zaWieszenie bro
nj q Austrya j Niemcam Tub na-
wet ma pokoj przystanie, 4czy tez
zechce walczyc daleej jiak Ser
bia sposobem partyzanckim, to.
zapeWne okaze przysz1osc jjuz dni
najiblizszych.
ostatnie so dcniesieria, IL Car
nogorcy miimo wszystko - pre-
Gle ME ustapia! Ce.ynje zagrozo--.
ne, .beda eWakuowane, akta, stoli-
cy j r%ezXdencya zostanie usuniee-'
ia praWdcpodobnie do Skutari,
ale Wojslka czarnog6rSlkie stawia-
jaw dalszym cisgusznakomity o
.p6r Waslezye beda, jak walc5za9
teraz, 0 gore "a CORA swell skali-
stej krainy; podobn:c jak Serbia
RE zlleziyla brcni, tax samo i
Gzarnegg6ra jej ME zlozy! Walll "a
do konca - zWycieskiego!
Austryacy 70 Wzieciu, .CCetyynii,
rosuWaja sic dalej napo1udnie,
IN. ufortyfikowanemu portowii
AntiYari, psac pred SODA GEESE
armii czarnog6skiej. Czarnogo6ra
otoczona jest obecnie z wszy7st-.
kich sttrroDrn, wy:iawszy cd pofnd-
MIA. Jesli wojska czarnogorskie
Cd strony tel (poludniowej) We
szlyby do Albanii, - natrafia ma
niepr1yjaznie I'M usposobione
hardy Albanczykow.
rcsczenie GreeY ME jest do po-.
zazdroszczenia. Ostatnie wypadki
Wskazuja na 10, ze Grecya zostala
talk przyc;snieta do muru przez
aliantow, re drggnac ME moze.
Pomina. yszy jjuz to, ze Grecy ME !
.nawidza Bulgar6W ze greckiego
zofnierza mic ME Wstrzyna cd a
taku ma wojska bufgarskie, gdy-
by ste zecIcialy przekroczyc gra
niceesggrecka, tosjednak nne So POI
woody ola kt6rych Grecya ME
moe p6jscr - prusklsiiccmmi sympa
tyami kIr6la, ale mus stanae pc
stronie aliantow.
oststnie depesze donosza, ze
panstWa ccntralne " ialszym
ci ;,s,n1 Wlykk1o'lnl,urliiaa rugby, .WoiskoWe,
1lsti.re zmicrzaja do zaatakoWania
aiantdw na terrtoryum Grecyi j
zepcl,niccia @armii angielsko-fran-
2cnskiei z Salonikow. Korespon-
.denci te..egrafuja;ze ma calej Ii
Nil obbronnei trivia n;;eustannie
W-salka artyleryjska. Niemiech
dowodca, ktory wykonuje wsp6l-
ny rlan najazdn, gglosi, ze tax
wojska bulggssskie. iskk j tnreclkiie |
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