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New Britain herald., 1916-02-17
Fiscal Agent Says Freight Con- geStiOn Has Held Up Material
REASONS FOR SELECTION
Sons of Veterans Association Will Hold Annual Meeting Tonight-Au- tomobiIe TumbIes Into Ditch and Delays Trolley Schedule.

Citizens who have been under the Impression that the Monarch Stitched Tire company, which recently pur- chased the old Hartford Burial Case plant on the Pennington road, is aFimply promoters scheme are en- tjrely wrong, according to a state rnent made by H. B. L'Hommedieu, fiscal agent of the corporation, with offices in the Pilgard building, Main street, Hartford. When interviewed yesterday, MT. LHomme edieu said: We have purchased the old Hartford Burial Case company's plant in Berlin and will commence to manu- fracture as soon as our machinery ar Iives. We are purchasing our ma chinery from a western company and know that one carload is on the road. It is impossible to tell just where the car is on account of the present freight congestion.
 We expected to begin work by March 15, but at present it looks inn possible to do this. However, our concern, while waiting for the ma chimes, will spend the time in mak- HE d IeW necessary improvements. We have received several invitations to locate in various towns and cities in the country but finally decided Berlin would be the best place for our business. Economically, it is the ideal place, for the expenses will not re so great here. Situated half way
 Between Boston and New York, it is practically in the center of the great est automobile traffic in the world.
 Then there was an idle factory with a floor space of from 25,000 to 30, 900 square feet. We were able to pur- chase it at less than it would cost To erect new building. Then again, tae building is partly equipped, hav- Ing oo-horsepower Allyn engine and an horsepower boiler. It makes a fine distributing point and is out of the area of high taxes. We will en- ploy about fifty hands al f;"s''. and in crease the force as coad:.-n"; war rant"
 Sons of Veterans Annual Ihe annual meeting of the Berlin Sons of Veterans association will be held tonight at the home of H. H. Eamon of Worthington Ridge. Grip prevented the meeting several times and no members were reported as Icing victims of the malady, it was decided to hold the gathering tonight Reports of the past year will be read and officers for the ensuing year will be chosen
 ? Stops Traffic.
 A Buick touring. car in which four men were riding yesterday afternoon
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17
CRUDE RUBBER HELD UP.

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 17.-Crude rubbcr worth $50.0oO in shipment from Mexico to Detroit, Mich., was held up today to await the establish mcnt of riGhtful ownership. A re- straining order preventing the Inter- national and Great Northern railroad from moving the rubber was obtained in the district court yesterday by a company of which Salvador Madero 1s president. He is an uncle CT the late president of Mexico
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

More Than t,7OO Communities in
 Country to Observe Event

Washington, Feb. 17-More than 1,7OO communities throughout the country are preparing to observe Baby week, March to II, it was an- nounced today at the federal chill dren's bureau. Many of the larger cities are included in this number.
 Plans for a general observance of 1saby week Were\oegun by the bureau after several municipalities had con- cluded successful observances
 The bureau announcement cm- phasizes the opportunity Baby week will afford for extending permanent work for infant welfare
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

which the people of the town were not familiar
 His History of Plainville" also gives promise of being a big thing and it's publication will be eagerly awaited by the people of the town.
 SeIectmen Postpone Tour.
 Owing to the inability of Charles H. Calor to make the trip, the select men postponed their tour of the out skirts scheduled for today. They had planned to visit the streets where new lights had been asked for to make 1t possible to arrange for the installa- ton of twenty new bulbs which they were authorized by the annual town meeting to contract for.
 Selectman Johnson stated today that the board has decided against putting any of the new lights on
 Whiting street to augment the "my- rlad' of incandescents which the Con- nectlcut company furnishes to illum- mate the highway.
 Up to midnight, when the service is discontinued, MT. Johnson declared the lights are not bad, although of course they do not give entire satis faction, and if the company would agree to leave them burning until sunrise there would be less chance for fault-1nding. The selectmen propose to Keep a close watch on them and if there is any lessening of the candle power Or unsatisfactory changes. an appear to the public utilities com mission, will probably be filed.
 Good Demand For Tickets.
 Committees in charge of the min strel show to be given in the Town hall next Wednesday and Thursday nights under the auspices of the Ma sonic Building corporation, are great ly encouraged over the demand for tickets for the entertainment and thev are now looking for capacity audi- ences.
 The entertainers in the troupe. which Is made up of we'll known resi- dents, the majority of which have yet to make their debut before the footlghts,. are rehearsing faithfully and are now putting the finishing touches on the various songs and acts which will be used to make up the program. Coon songs, jokes, many or which will be of a local chara cter, and 1nstrum ental selections, in addi- tlon to the usual ballads of min strelsy, will be features.
 Charles H. Calor will be seen in the role of interlocutor and J. N. Nc Ralph Seymour, Charles R. Sherman and Oliver H. Robertson will be the end men.
 Dancing will follow the overture.
 Brief Items.
 Sequassen lodge will hold a regular meeting this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
 Miss Katherine Donahue of Pine street, went to St. Francis hospital in 1 Hartford today for an X-Ray exam | nation of her arm which she injured [ when she ripped over a rug and fell ] at her home last week It was at first thought her arm was but sprain- d although subsequent examinations [ give rise to the belief that a small ] bone in her elbow is broken
 Funeral services for Frederick H. lam, who died at his home on Red Stone Hill Tuesday evening, was held his afternoon at the Methodist church n Forestville. Rev. H. s. Still, the pastor, officiated. The Forestville cemetery was the place of interment.
 Veterans of the Civil War joined with the members of the Woman's Relief corps this afternoon in holding 'atriotic exercises, appropriate for the of Lincoln's and Wash ngton's birthdays. An interesting program was given.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

other forms of escapement for the reason that 1t is affected very little by variations in power, which is an i'm portant feature in 8 tower clock where the hands are exposed to the wind and weather.
 ''The indicating part of the clock, or the hands and dial, is the particular characteristic With which we are all most familiar. The Roman numerals have held their place on clock and watch dials for years, although they have been replaced by Arabic numer- alS for almost every other purpose. The Roman numerals, because of their form and type, give best balance to the design of the clock face, and are especially attractive and readily dis tinguished one from the other.
 ''In the early clocks the dia1s did not record the minutes as with the modern clock, but simply indicated the hours, which seemed to be sufficiently accurate at that time. The first min ute hand was used in 1610. ten years before the pilgrims landed at Ply mouth, and the first clock in England using a pendulum was erected in St Paul's church London, in 1921, the year following the landing of the Pill grims.
 Hammer Weighs 30 Pounds.
 "The fourth characteristic part of the clock is the striking mechanism, which indicates the hours as they pass by, blows being struck with a hammer on the bell in the tower. This clock has what is known to clockmakers as the rack and snail count mechan- ism" the particular feature being that it is so geared to the time train that when it is properly adjusted the clock will strike the hours indicated by the hands, even if the striking mechanism should for some reason or other have been stopped for a number of hours It does not need to be stepped around and each hour struck, registering the hands in this manner until the right hour indicted with clock is recorded by the striker. The hammer used to strike the hours weighs some 30 pounds.
 This clock is fitted with an auto matic silencing device which permits of the striking mechanism to be si- fenced through the night hours, if desired, striking the hours through the day time in the usual manner.
 'The working mechanism of the clock is covered by a beautiful plate glass case, mahogany trimmed. and is located in the gallery of the church where it may be viewed by interest ed and observing persons. The fol- lowing inscription has been engraved on the plate, which proc1aims to the world the devotion of the donor to his wife and mother
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

When you want something unus| ally good try our best butter, it a fresh made creamery butter of al licious flavor and is two grades aboI any other butter sold in this cit Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

The fourth session of the setback tournament between the Globe cafe and the klloy House teams will be played tonight at the latter place.
 Mrs. Frank St. Mary of kensington, who underwent treatment at the New Britain General hospital for burns, has returned to her home considerably im- proved
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

We have a few more bargains left from our winter stock which we are sad to dispose of at very low prices. We would also advise you to call and look over our stock of Hub rubbers and rubber boots which we are sell
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17
NOTICE.

wish to announce to the pu of Plainville that I have opened Cash Grocery Stode at 9S East M street, with a full line of staple 2 ceries; strictly cash; no deliver M. J. Noud, Prop.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

Native Eggs, 33c dz. Russell Bl -advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

ing at greatly reduced prices. Birnbaum.-
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

MERCERIZED POPLINS, of handsome silky finish, are fast col ors, fine for waists and dresses, 36 inches wide, for 35c yard.
 LOVELY VOILES in all all the newest patterns and colorings in white and tinted grounds, make incest of frocks and waists; we have a beautiful showing for you to select from, 25c yard.
 SELF COLORED VOILES, in all laXely color shades, make the pret- tieSt of dresses and waists. The price is but 19c yard. Get yours now while assortment is full and complete, 19c yard.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17

SCOTCH FINISHED GINGHAMS in a nice showing of plaids, checks, and stripes, also plain colors Fine for 15c yard. Width 32 in.
 GABERDINES, one of the popu- lar self colored materials, are shown in all the staple and new shades. Fine for dresses, waists, and separate skirts. Come early for best choice, price 35c yard
 sOMPER CLOTHS. There's Ju- venile Cloth for 15c yard. Airdslie Cloth 15c yard. Best Galatea and Renfrew Devonshire Cloth, colors guaranteed fast by the makers. Regular 25c grade for 19c yard.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-17
Stops Ira fife

A Buick touring. car in which four men were riding yesterday afternoon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
lime TelegramY.
ASQUITH o POKOJU.
@ PoIsce ami wzmianki.

Londyn, 3-go SierPnla. - Pre-
mier Asquith, przemawiajac W
Izbie Gmin ma temat rezolucyl
ostatniej Konferencyi Ekonomi-
stow Panstw Sprzymierzonych,
odbytej W Paryzu, wyrazif SIZE
IL Sprzymierzeni musz9 przeEO-
nae Centralnych, re beda woJne
prowadzic dopoty, dopoki wszel-
kie szkody przez Mich Poczynio-
ne w caiej pelni ME zostana ma
prawione, a wiec Belgia musl
bvt ewakuowana i W peini Cd
szkodowana. Serbia ewakuOwana
! odszkodowana, Czarnogora e
wakuowana odszkodowana,
Francyi terytoryum zajete O.
puszczone odpowiednie odszko-
dowanie "a niszczenle 60 zaPia-
cone. .toz samo dotyczy teryto-
ry6w zajetych Rosyi.... %
Polsce, choGby Rosye wzmian-
kujac, premier Arquith - wspo-
rrniiec zapomnis}. .... Przyp
Red. D. c. Wojna bedzie pro-
wadzona W scisiej jednosci
porozumieniu dokiadnem az do
konca, a nadto bedzie prowadzo-
ma w spos6b skoordynowany ma
wszystkich polach, zarowno
strategicznie, jak dyplomatycz-
ME ekonomicznie. w dalszym
Icixgu> premier tn6wit o szcze-
g6lach ukiadu ekonomlczno-
handlowych stosunkow ma czasy
po wojnie. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
ZTEATR0W
WOJENNYCH.
Ma zachodzie Europy,

Paryz, S-go sierpnia. - Ra-
porty ostatnie wzmiankuja zn6w
teren verunski, w ciagu DOLBY O.
statniej widownie najzawziet-
szych atakow MEM. kontr-
atakow francuskich: Niemcy
wczoraj niespodzianymi silny-
mi ataki w kilku punktach zdo}a-
Il zajac pozycye francuskie pod
Fleury, Chenois, Chapitre Naux
lecz Francuzi kontratakami ME
mniej poteznymi odbili sic -
wzieli szereg caly okopow sill
nych pozycyi i pojmali do ME
wolf zgora 500 'Niemc6w! Ra-
port podaje: Ma poinoc Cd RE
ki Somme ME byio akcyi wrecz,
jedynie dziaia graja. Potwierdza
sic doniesienie, il miedzy Hem
a wsia Monacu W kamienioiomie
tam znajdujacym sic i ma pozy-
cyach, zdobytych przez Francu-
z6w - wzieto jencow kifkudzie-
sieciu, cztery mitraliezy i nall
iczono cia} ,polegfych 'Niemcow
zg6ra sto. Ma poiudnie cd Somme
kontratak niemiecki ma Denie-
court, zdobyte przez Francuzow,
odparto pomyslnie. Ma lewym
brzegu Mozy pod Cora Trupia
INiemcy bonrbardowali SLIME po-
zycye drugiej linii francuskiej.
Ma prawym brzegu cd dwu dni
boje zaciekle sic tocza: onegdaI
Niemcy tn zdobyli szereg pozy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
WALK
NAPOWIETRZNE.

Berlin, 3-go sierpnia. - Ra-
port niemiecki przyznaje liczne
ataki awiatyczne ma skrzydle an
gielskiem, ktore wiecej poszko-
dza ludnoSci, niz militarnej szko-
dy zrobia. -. Pod Arras, Ba-
paume i Pozieres zestrzelono
try aeroplany Sprzymierzo-
nych; pod Monthois jeden aero
plan francuski uszkodzono.
Londyn, 3-go sierpnia. - Je-
den aeroplan niemiecki zestrze-
lono, a jeden uszkodzono ma Ii
mach angielskich. RAPPORT wzmian
kuje, il Niemcy zdaja sic uni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
Agitacya
Pokoiowa W Niemczech.

Berlin, 3-go sier2nIa. - w
4O-tu wiekszych mitstach Me
mice odbyiy sic walne zebrania
agitacyjne, urzadzone przez
propaganda idei honorowego Po-
koju: istnieje W Niemczech Ma
rodowy Komitet, agitujacy "a
zawarciem pokoju ma warunkach
przystepnych, byle tylko homo
rowych. Ma zebraniach owych
mic jednak ME powiedziano, ja-
kie to maja bye honorowe owe
warunki. Ma berlinskiem zebra
niu przemawia} znany filozof,
prof. Harnaok. ktory sic wyrazil
re DO wojnie tel Niemcy zbyt
wiele spodziewac SIG ME powin-
ny, bo zwazac nalezy - ME tyl-
ko na sukces military, ale i ma
size i liczbe przeciwnikow. 49,.
Zreszta poleci3 - ufnose - rza-
dowi. ......
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03

cyl francuskich wysunietych
wczoraj Francuzi kontratakowa-
Ii pod Fleury, ,Vacherauville ma
caIej linii cd Vaux do Chenois,
wzieto tam kilka potezr1ie forty
fikowanych pozycyi okopow
niemieckich, pojrnano ma mich
zgora 600 Nienc6w, zdobyto 1c
mitraliez i odparto wszystHie
kontrataki nieprzyjaciela. Kano-
nada trwa dalej. Byi to duzv
sukces Francuzow.
Havre. S-go sierpnia. - Ra-
port belgijski donosi 0 silnei ak
cyl artyleryjskiej W okolicy Dix
nude.
Londyn, S-go sierpnia. - Ra-
port donosi, IL dzien wczoraiszy
byi stosunkowo spokojny, a tyl'
ko artylerya pracuje: zmlan W
sytuacyi niema. Artylerya n
gielska wraz awiatyka w ciQ-
gu dwu dni ostatnich 7nisz:zy a
,Niemcom z betonowych stlno>
wisk armatnich i szeSc SHADOW
amunicyi W okolicy Grandcourt
ostrzeliwano nadto poniszczon1
nne dziaiowe stanowiska ma IL
nil.
Berlin, 3-go sierpnia - Ra-
port: w okolicy mad Somme, -
port: w okolicy mad Somme, DO
miedzy Maricourt a Clery Fran
cuzi wdarli sic az do zniszcz>-
nych kompletnie okopow NJ
mieckich. (Doslownie tax oglo,
szono, przyznajac tenn samem po-
step francuski i zniszczenie oko-
pow niemieckich. Przyp. Red. D.
c. Pod Monacu wsia rowniez
byI atak, lecz go iNiemcy cd.
parli, zadajac wielkie straty ME
przyjacielowi Ma poludnie cd
Somme walki lokalne pod Bel
10y Estrees. Pod Verdun ozy-
willy sic dziaiania bardzo wyda-
tnie. Niemcy wSrod walk poczy-
Mill postepy pod Thiaumont i
Souville, wyparto tez Francu-
zow Z lasku pod Lauffee, gdzie
wzieto okolo 900 jehc6w 19-tu
oficerami i 14-tu mitraliezami.
Ma angielskiem skrzydle patrolo-
we utarczki. Ma belgijskiem
skrzydle kanonada, szczeg6lnie
silna w okolicy Arlon, gdzie kos
ci6l i klasztor uszkodozono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
Konwencya
progresywnych.

Indianapolis, Ind, 3. sierpnia.
- Zjechalo sic tn kilkudzicsie-.
ciu przedstawicieli partyi progre-
sywnej ma konferencye, ma ktorej
maja postanowit, jake powinni
zajac stanowisko W tegorocz-
nyoh wyborach prezydencyal--
nych. So to wszystko .,twardzi'+
progresySci, kt6rzy All rusz nie
moga sic pogodzic Z faktem
przylaczenia sic ez powrotem do
republikanow uwazajs swegO
tworce Roosevelta "a odstepce:
kt6ry zdradzil wlasna partye.
Rezultat konferencyi mozc bye
trojakiego rodzaju: - Pc pier
wsze, moga nominowat wlasnego
kandydata prezydencyalncgo, by
wystapil jako kontrkandydat tax
prezydenta Wilsona jak pana
Hughesa, po drugie, moga po--
zostawit czlonkom swej partyi
wolna reke w g}osowaniu ia KAN
dydata demokratycznego albo
republikaiskiego wedle wfasne--
60 uznania po trzecie, moga i'll
dorsowac kandydature prezydcn-
ia Wilsona.
Najwiecej podobno szans "a
soba ma ewentualnosc pierwsza.
Zapowiadaja mianowicie, ze no
minowany ma chicagoskiej kon--
wencyi ma wiceprezydenta John
NJ. Parker Louisiany obrany
zostanie kandydatem do prezy-
dentury, ia wiceprezydenta
otrzyma nominacye kto inny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
Ameryka a Mexyk.

Washington, 3. slerpnia. - w
departamencie stanu otrzymano
tn wiadomosc, re W kofach rza--
dowych mexykanskich ostatnia
nota amerykahska spotkala sic Z
zyczliwem przyjeciem, a tutejsza
ambasada mexykaiiska zapo--
wiada, re odpowiedzi ma MIA moz-
ma sic spodziewac w czasie maj
blizszym, mozliwie nawet juz ju-
tro. Przyjecie przez Waszyng--
ton suggestyi, by nieporozumie--
mia miedzy obu republikami od--
dac do zalatwienia nliedzynaro--
dowej komisyi przedstawfcieli
rzadu amerykahskiego Carran--
zy, uwazane jest W 'Mexyku "a
najlepsza gwarancye utrzynania
pOKOJu w prZySZ1oSCl l dOWOQ, re
Stany Zjednoczone ME pragna
rzeczywiscie zadnych nabytk6w
terytoryalnych kosztem sasied--
niej republiki, a chca jedynie "a
pewnic bezpieczehstwo wiasnego
terytoryum, jakotez mienia i zy-
cia swych obywateli.
Ami pan Arredondo ami depar-
lament stanu ME moga dac zad--
nych informacyi W sprawie, ja--
kie stanowisko zajmie Carranza
odnosnie do propozycyi waszyng-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
deutschland"
wydosta1 sic ma morze.

Norfolk, Va, 8. sierpnia. -
Zdaje sic obecnie bye rzecza juz
zupe}nie pewna, re ,,Deutsch--
land' zdo}a} omylic czujnoSc CA
tujacych nan krazownikow nie-
przyjacielskich i wydostawszy sic
ma pelne morze, swobodnie ply
ME powrotem do niemieckich
port6w. Wczoraj 0 godzinie $50
wieczorem minal on przyladki
Virginii i puscii sic ma ocean. Ma
lloryzoncie ME byIo widac zadne-
go statku Aliantow. Towarzy-
szyf mu do kohca holownik
Thomas F. Timmins" i niewiel-
ka }odz, W ktorej znajdowali sic
correspondence The Associated
Press. Gdzie deutschland" O.
becnie sic znajduje, tego powie--
dziec ME MONA, komendant ho-
lownika ,,Timmins' raportuje
ty1ko, re oddalajac sic bez zadnej
przeszkody, zniki on powoli na
horyzoncie.
Baltimore, Md, 8. sierpnia. -
Urzednicy The Eastern Forwar-
ding Company, ktora pe4ni tn
funkcye niemieckiej agency, "a
powiadaja znow przybycie W
najblizszej przysziosci drugiego
handlowego nura germahskiego
,,Bremen' chociaz ME moga o.
kreSlic dokladnie daty, kiedy ma
ley sic go spodziewac, zapew--
niaja, ze zawinaG on moze do
portu kazdej cllwili. w przysta-
nj Locus Point, gdzie stall ma kot-
wicy w czasie swcgo tn pobytu
Deutschland, czyni sic obecnie
przygotowania ma przyjecie
Bremen" i w koiach niemiec-
kich panuje zywa nadzieja, ze
zdola on przedostat sic do Ame-
ryki rownie szczeSliwic, jak
Deutschland"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
Wzrost ,,prestige'u" A.
meryki.

Washington, 8. sierpnia. - l.
ra Nelson Morris Z Chicago, am
basador amerykahski W Szwecyi,
odbyf wczoraj dluzsza konferen-
eye 4 prezydentem Wilsoncm W
sprawie stosunkow zapatrywaii,
panujacych w krajach skandy-
nawskich. pfzyczem stwierdzii z
Gala stanowczoscia, re prestige i
wplywy Stanow Zjednoczonych
W Europe wzrosly poteznie Cd
czasu wybuchu obecnej wojny.
Po konferencyi wydai pan
Morris nastepujacc oswiadcze-
nie:.
Nam moznost zapoznawac
sic Z publiczna opinia w krajach
skandynawskich i ciaglego OBJ
cowania / stykania sic z dyplo-
matami KRAKOW W wojne wmiesza
nych i innymi wybitnymi ludzmi
poznaiem, re tax w krajach
skandynawskich jak wsrod woju-
jacych narodow prestige Stanow
Zjednoczonych ME sta}o nigdy
tax wysoko jak dzisiaj."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
MA WSCHODNIM
FRONCIE.
LwowiKoWel.

Londyn, 3-go sierpnia. - Ma
10 jest wieSci Swiezych z tea
tru wschodniego wojny, jakkol-
wick niema zadnej watpliwosci,
IL rugby wojsk tam trwaja Ro-
syanie coraz silniej zaciskaja
pierscienie zelazne dokola Kowla
ma Wo}yniu Lwowa w Galicyi:
kazde tych miast jest zagrozo-
ne przynajnniej z dwu nawet z
trzech stron: Lwow cd poludnia
cd strony 'Stanislawowa Hall
cza, Cd wschodu, gdzle armia
Bothmera wymyka sic Cd zam-
kniecia zupelnego Cd pofnocy,
cd strony Brodow; Kowel cd
strony poludniowo-wschodniej cd
Wlodziuierza Wolynskiego, oraz
Cd polnocno-wschodniej, skad
'r6wniez Rosyanie naciskaja.
Wojska rosyjskie So juz ME dalej
iak 10 mil Cd Kowla, a mniej
iak Is mil cd Lwowa. Potwier-
dza sic doniesienia ewakuacyi
wszystkich wzmiankowanych
miast przez Niemcow Austrya-
k6w: wojska Centralnych cofna
sic az ku Bugowi, bo tam dopie-
70 moga stawie' opor wydatny.
Ma Woiyniu Linsingen mimo do
DoI>oAc,a,ta -, .ts q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03

kac walk napowietrznych, wobec
tego, re tax wiele ich aeroplan6w
zniszczono ostatnimi easy.
Paryz, 3-go sierpnia. - Mad
Somme awiatyka francuska bar
do czynna; W ciagu DOLBY mi
nionej 33 stare napowietrznych
byfo mad Gala linia francuska.
Niemiecki acroplan atakowany
przez diva francuskie, spadF W
pfomieniach, drugi ciezko uszko-
dzony - zotat zmuszony do Ia
dowania "a wlasnemi liniami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
Reid ma Angle.

Londyn, 3-go Sierpnia. - Po
raz trzeci w ciagu trzech dni
Niemcy urzadzaja reid na An
glie; Wczoraj po p6inocy kilka
balonow pojawilo sic zn6w mad
wschodnimi brzegami Anglii ;
kierunek ich ME byf zdecydowa-
ny, w kilku punktach rzucaly
bomby, lecz O szkodach niema
jeszcze raport6w definitywnych.
Baterye antyawiatyczne ostrzeli.
waly napastnikow, kt6rych je-
den przynajmniej zostai uszko-
dzony. Ostatnie raporty donosza
mianowicie, IL widziano balon
niemiecki, dazac w kierunku
morza, SLIME pochylony i WI
docznie uszkodzony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-03
deutschland" ma
pe{nem morzu.
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Co zrobia progresySci?
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Kolejarze domagaja sic strajku.
$40, 1000 ma powodzian.
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tohskiej, ably rozszerzyt peino-
mocnictwa komisyi W ten spo-
sob, izby procz sytuacyi militar--
nej ma pograniczu mogla zadecy-
dowat O innych take kwestyach,
co do kt6rych zachodza nieporo-
zumienia miedzy obu krajami.