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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
Tnpatriotio punil Barred

DIES MONIES, March 24-Because
OF refusal to salute the flag, Hubert
Eaves, a negro. II years old, was ex-
PEELED from the public school of this
city and sentenced to nine years in the
FL Dora reformatory
The order was issued by District
Judge Dudley The court suspended
sentence and paroled the boy to his
parents on their promise that he
would be placed in a private school
where education demanded by the
Iowa statutes is given.
Hubert, a member Of the so-called
"Sanctified Cult" refused to repeat
the oath of allegiance or salute the
flag, because 1T had no God in 1t and
there was nothing about saluting the
flag in the Bible"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

count Of nine While McCarrolls
seconds were picking MIN up, the
mayor cried out his Knen to the box
ing game and the excitement began.
Hagan Through Fighting.
Hagan was clearly the better man
in the short bout last evening and
proved he has some right to claim
the mIddleweight championship Of
the northwest He announced this
morning that he will quit the boxing
game. leave tomorrow for Seattle to
marry Miss Texas Merchon, one Of
the Gayety Girls who recently show
ed here, get a job in a bakery and
live a peaceful life.
McCarroll Won many friends by his
gameness and undouoted ability last
evening In justice to him it is only
fair to say that he was suffering from
an injury to his head, sustained in
wrestling and should never have en-
tered the ring There was a ciot OF
blood underneath the scalp of his
forehead and this he had removed by
a physician after the battle Hagan
showed a generous spirit toward his
opponent when he split $3.50 with
him on the receipts, though as victor
he was entitled to so per cent. Nc
Carroll has a wife and baby and in
tends making Pendleton his home.
Two good preliminaries preceded
the main. bout Joe Wilcox and
Chester Reed boxed a four round
draw and Kid williams stopped steve
LIGHTER in the fourth round
Before the main event L. X. Har-
Ian of Heppner introduced Tony Ajax,
the wrestler and announced that he
would meet Walter Miller, world
welterweight champion, in this city
soon He also introduced Jack Root,
the heavyweight Portland scrapper
who is looking for a match.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
ITCHING ECZEMA IS A =
CONSTANT BLOOD CRY
The Blood Reaches Every Part
of the Body Every Twelve
Seconds.

There are approximately 10000 900
E9res ia the skin Of a human body.
T'hese connect with the blood channels
Sy means Of little canals. These ca
uAla are sometimes filled with pOisons
ard the skin scales and bNsters, gets
red and raw and becomes like so much
tissue fire.
salyes DO not reach the source Of the
erogbie. To make the blood pure is the
Wnly scientific method Of relief
6 s, s. is the greatest blood purifier
because II Is a natural one There is
tso mineral Of any sort in 1t. I. is pure
&y vegetable
So great is the fame Of S S. 8. that
u1Any substitutes trail alon. In various
sections OF the country. They all soon
vr or later. die a natural death. S. s. s.
Guilds Up weak and aci5y blood gives
prompt relief 10 almost every case Of
eczema winter letter and other skin
,TzladieE You owe yourself the duty
ut trying 4 bottle II S. S S. Take no
sEbstltute write for our free book
on SKIN diseases CONFIDENTIAL letters
replied 20 by our Medical expert Write
swift Specific Co. Department 49, Al
4wufp Ca
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
''Why Swear, Dear7
Use 'Gsts.l
for Corns!"
It's the New Plan. Simple. Sure as
Fate, Applied in a Few Seconds.

why, John, ! never knew you to
use such languagel I've told you
several times it's no use to try those
na ndages, salyes. tapes, plasters, and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
ARMY BILL PASSED
IN THE HOUSE BY A
VOTE OF 402 To z
MEASURE PROVIDING REGULAR
FOOTING OF 40 MEN GOES
THROUGH.
Bill Is Virtually Unchanged; Nitrate
Provision Is Lost; Gardner Fights
in Vain TO Substitute Provision for
Militia Pay Clause; Further m-
crease Is Refused.

/ WASHINGTON. March 24-rhe
Hay army increase bin, providing for
a regular army peace strength of
10000 fighting men instead OF the
present 100000, passed the house by
vote of 402 to .. It goes to the SEN
ate for immediate consideration yir.
tually as drafted by the house COM
mittee
The negative votes were cast by
Representatives Britten, republican,
! of Illinois, and London, socialist, OF
| New York
Amendments to the bill were con-
sidered in committee OF the whole in
/ the course of the day.
On the first vote to strike out the
provision for a government plant to
take nitrogen from the air for man
ufacture of explosives the motion to
eliminate the project carried, l22 to
l00. A record vote was demanded,
Administration Plan Rejected.
The administration plan was shown
by the record vote to be defeated, 154
to l2S, This eliminated the entire
provision for securing nitrogen as a
national defense safeguard designed
to make the country Independent OF
the supply of nitrates rrom Chile.
Representative Gardner fought
yainly for his amendment proposing
to substitute for the militia pay pro-
vision the volunteer provisions of tho
Chamberlain senate bill Chairman
Hay, in charge of the bill, vigorously
opposed this. When put to a vote, it
was rejected.
Another attempt to forbid the use
of the national guard IN strike duty
was defeated
The provision for drafting was
quickly adopted with little debate.
Representative Gardner, Of Massa-
chusetts, however. expressed fear that
it would accomplish little in time Of
war pointing out that during the civ
il war only $4,000 men were obtain
ed out of 776,OOO subjected to draft
West Point Clause Eliminated.
When the West Point section of the
bill was reached word came that the
senate had passed the Chamberlain
bill practically to double the cadet
corps The house on motion of Mr.,
Hay, struck out the entire section re-
lating to West Point appointments, so
there could be quick action upon tn
senate bill,
An amendment by Representative
Anthony. republican, of Kansas to
have army officers retired for disabil-
tiles examined at intervals and as
signed to duty if able, was adopted
without opposition
Another amendment BY Represen-
/ tative Good, republican, or Iowa, pro-
viding that when any munition man
ufacturer refuses to make supplies for
the government. the piant may be ta-
ken for the public also was adopted.
The Kahn amendment proposing
increase of the standing army to 22O,-
| 600 men was rejected, 191 to 21S The
bill as it stands would Increase the
regulars to 100000. The Anthony am
endment designed to equalize differ
ences in promotions in the various
branches OF the army was rejected
169 to 1873.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

NEW YORK, Marcn 24.-What
will milady do if the Hottentots enter
the great war? For be it known that
the latest garments for women are
being fashioned after the uniforms of
the soldiers now fighting in Europe
We have had the Belgian hat, and
Nine Frances Aida, the opera singer
is introducing in New York the Ber-
saglieri chapeau, which her husband
brought back from italy and now the
pretty Countess TaneSsescO, wife OF
the famous aviator, has startled
Broadway with her novel Cossack cos
tune and boots.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

The gown is made Of tete de negre
velvet, trimmed with skunk fur and
trimmed after the fashion Of the
cars dashing. horsemen. The skirt
quite full reaches barely below the
knees, and encasing the legs from the
knes down were boots of the softest
black kid, laced on the outside.
A sensation? Yes, but that does
not worry the countess, who before
her marriage to the noble aviator,
who is said to be worth about four
million dollars, was a dancer of in
ternational reputation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
BOXING MATCH,
Continued from page one)


the gallery. something that created
not a little indignation, as there were
ladies' in the audience.
Just prior to the sounding Of the
first gong Mayor Best stepped upon
the stage, motioned Referee Pete Jost
TO him and admonished him against
permitting any 'infighting' that is,
any exchange Of blows while the COM
batants were at close quarters in a
halt-clnch.
Fast and Furious Fight.
The fight started without any OF
the preliminary stepping about for
feeling-out purposes Both fighters
seemed willing to mix It and tore into
each other vigorously McCarrOll with
a grin on his face and the Irish boy
with grim determination The round
was lively one and honors were
even. McCarroll landed one dam
aging wallop on Hagan's neck. Hagan
afterwards admitting that the blow
made him groggy.
The bout, which was scheduled for
ten rounds, came to an abrupt end
about the middle Of the second
round After an interchange OF
blows, fast and furious, Hagan caught
McCarrou on the jaw with a left
hook and sent him into the ropes.
The Montana boy came back groggy
and a right across to the point of the
jaw stretched him on the mat.
Mayor Best began calling for the
fight to stop when McCarroll went
into the ropes but the referee declares
he heard him say nothing until he
was counting the fallen boxer out.
Don't count him out" shouted the
mayor and the referee stopped at the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

Thames Iightship sunk.
LONDON, March 23.-The Galloper
has been torpedoed and sunk. accord
ing to Lloyds report
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

LONDON, March 22.-Several lives
were reported lost with the sinking
of the British steamer Port Dalhousie
and the Norwegian steamer Langeli'
1t was announced today. Some are
still missing Engineer Langeli was
killed outright.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

The railroads Of oregon consume
over $4,000 hewn ties and the mines
$4,000. oregon also consumes &c.
600 linear feet Of round mine mate
rial
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24
,DTTOR Is ARRESTED

BY Ell PASO POLICE
, Ell PASO, March 24.-The
= police arrested Emilio Valen-
= zua, editor of La Constitution,
, a Mexican paper which supports
. Felix Diaz, for publishing an
> editorial denouncing the cross
= ing Of the border by American
. troops. Copies of the paper
= were confiscated and the plant
. closed. The editorial declared
= that Mexico was in danger OF
= losing her nationai honor and
= that her young men were con-
= fronted with the DUTY OF enlist
= ing for an external conflict.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-24

Newton d. Baker. secretary of war
No sooner had Newton d. Baker,
former mayor Of Cleveland, taken his
desk as the new secretary of war than
he had to issue the order for the in
vasion of Mexico to catch the villa
bandits who attacked Columbus, N,
NJ, He started the machinery which
has resulted in the hunt for the Mex
lean bandit leader.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07

stkiem stale sic cofaja - choc
wolniej ostatnimi dniami,, niz
przed tygodniem, a pr6by ich
kontrofensywy ma Podkarpaciu
daja dowody, IL ME dano "a stra-
cone po stronie austryackiej.
Kierownictwo wojny Central
nych obiecuje sobie DUO po OBJ
jeciu naczelnej komendy ma Ca
lynn teatrze wschodnim przez
Hindenburga, ktoremu i Mack
ensena dodano - zdaje sic na
Woiyfi; tam wlasnie spotkala
Rosyan ostatnio porazka W oko-
Icy Zarecza mad Stochodem;
trzeba bylo pod moca prevail
nej liczby skupionych tam Mem
COW - ewakuowac wzmianko-
wana miejscowoSc pozycye.
Mad Stochodem sprawa ma sic
tax, IL Rosyanie przekroczyli go
W poinocnej czeSci W okofcy
gdzie rzeka wpiywa miedzy bio
ia pinskie; tam Rosyanie try
maja oba brzegi i ruchem fl1T-
kowym zachodza Niemcom tyiy
cd polnocy: to wyklucza ftkty-
cznie iebezpieczenstwo wick; :;
niemieckiej strony - MEM
com samym okrazenie grozi
odciecie cd poiaczen z wojskami
bawarskienpi w centrum. lynn
czasem mad gornym Stochodem
naprzeciw'ko Kowla zdoiano ode
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
Chmury ma horyzoncie
dyplomatycznym.

Washington, 7. sierpnia. - w
sytuacyi miedzynarodowej wysu-
waja sic obecnie ma plan pierw-
sly dwie kwestye, ktore stac sic
fatwo moga powodem nowych
k1opotow dla administracyi pre-
zydenta Wilsona. Pierwsza Z Mich
jest podjecie powrotem jak sig
zdaje przez Niemcy bezwzgled-
nej Rampant nurow, a druga nic-
chec rzadu Carranzy, ably mig
dzynarodowa komisya, zlozona
przedstawicieli Stanow Zjedno-
czonych Mexyku, zajefa sic IT,
regulowaniern wszystkich niepo.
rozumien miedzy obu krajalni,
ME tylko zas zwiazanych kwe-
styami militarnemi. Dwie te
miedzynarodowe trudnosci moga
zaszkodzic takze prezydentowi
Wilsonowi W jego Rampant re-
elekcye.
I doniesiefi ostatnich dni via
domo, re nury niemieckie znow
znacznie ozywiiy swa dzia}alnosc.
topiac po kilkanascie statkow
handlowych dziennie. Jezeli W
tel novel swej Rampant zlamis
dane poprzednio przez rad nie7
miecki zapewnienia, prezydent
Wilson bedzie zmuszony zerwac
stosunki dyplomatyczne z Berli-
nem, a woWczas straci bardzo
wazny W swej Rampant atut, ze
potrafii kraj zachowac cd wojny
i utrzymac przyjazne stosunki z
paistwami wojujacemi, - gdyby
zas stosunkow dyplomatycznych
ME zerwal, narazi sic ma zarzut
s}abosci i niekonsekwencyi swej
diplomacy.
w stosunku znow do Mexyku
procz kwestyi wycofania ekspe--
dycyi karnej genera}a Pershinga,
i imych spraw natury czysto mi
litarnej jest caiy szereg innych,
ktore domagaja sic szybkiego i
jasnego zadecydowania, gdyz W
razie przeciwnym ME MONA
mice zadnej pewnosci, re ME
wywoiaja one nowych powlkfan i
nieporozumien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07

onegdaj move pozycye ma pre-
strzeni dwu mil, W ciagu ME
dzieli wytrzymaly kontrataki
ME ustepujac nj kroku. By}o to
W okolicy Pozieres, gdzie dru-
ga niemiecka lima SLIME jest
przez Anglik0w szachowana
Byl to ciag dalszy zwycieskieJ
akcyi zeszlego tygodnia; Mem
cy kontratakowali poteznie
skrzyd}o prawe zdobyte ma
MEM przez Anglikow pozycye,
lecz Angl. odpowiedzieli tenn sill
niejszym i niespodzianym zgola
dla Niemcow atakiem ma skrzy-
die lewenE ma ktorem posuneli
sic szybko i nagle az poza Po-
zieres, zdobywajac pozycye ma
przestrzenie facznej pieciu mil.
Byl to sukces znakomity, IL
trzyn1any on Jest W pefni, wszy-
stkie bowiem kontrataki Mem
COW, ME zdoIaly i'm odzyskat
straconych punktow: wzieto O.
kolo 900 jenc6w dziala i mira
liezy. w rezuitacie AngIicy
trzymaja W Pikardyi juz piec
mil drugiej linii obron niemie-
ckich.
Paryz, Ego sierpnia. - Ra-
port francuski donosi: Ma polu-
dnie cd Somme dwu atakami
posunieto sic znacznie ku pozy-
cyom niemieckim W okolicy
Estrees. Mad Moza boj zaciekiy
toczy sic W okolicy Thiaumont
:Niemcy kontratakowali Fiery
Thiaumont, lecz ME zyskali 1t2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
Try nury $ciga}y
RE d'Italia"

Nowy York, 7. sierpnia. -
Przybyi tn z Genewy trzema A
merykanami ma swym polladzle
wsoski parowiec osobowy RE
d'Italia", ktorego kapitan ANA
deo Pinceti opowiada, re gdy sta
TEX znajdowal sic ma Morzu Sro-
dziemnem, scigafy 60 try ME
przyjacielskie nury przez siedm
godzin w widocznym zamiarze
pojmania czy zniszczenia, pred
ktorymi zdofa} sic ocalic jedynie
dzieki armatom, jake miat umie-
szczone dla celow obrony ma
swym pokiadzie. Pinceti jest
przekonany, re "a trzeclm strza-
lem jeden nur6w zostai traffic
ny i poszedi ma dno, jak o tenn
zdawala sic swiadczyt wysoka
kolumna wody, ktora W tenn
miejscu, gdzie nur sic znajdowa&,
raptem sic po strzale podnios}a.
Nury ME ostrzeliwa}y w}oskie-
go parowca ME wynurzaly sic
catkiem z woody, tax, re widac by
10 przez caiy czas jedynie ich Pc
riskopy. Spostrzezono je dnia %
lipca okolo godziny $50 pred
po}udniem W odlegiosci mnie;j
wiecej 200 mil Cd Genewy pos
Gig ich trwai do godziny 4:30
popofudniu. w pewnej chwili
zblizyt sic one zdosa1y TAX bar
dzo, re odlegiosG ich cd okretu
ME wynosiia wiecej jak postora
mill.
Ma pokiadzie RE d'Italia" znaj-
dowalo sic trzech obywateli anne
rykahsGch, mianowicie wetery-
narz L. J. Roster z Filadelfil,
Paul Edwards z Jersey City i
James Higgins Cincinnati o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
Walki W Azyi i W Afryce
Ma MOrzach j " PrzeStWOrzaCh.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Z TEATROW
WOJENNYCH.

Rosyanie postapili wydatnie
pod Lwow, posuwajac sic o
25 mil ma po}udniowy zachod
cd Brodow. Ma reszcie wscho-
dniego Teatru 'Niemcy i Au-
stryacy wstrzymuja postep
nieprzyjaciela.
Ma zachodnim Teatrze Fran
cuzi Anglicy bija Niemcow
i spieraja ich wstecz pod Po-
zieres pod Verdun.
W}osi z powodzeniem ucie-
raja sic z Austryakami.
Turcy probowali ataku ma
Suez i poniesli ciezka poraz-
ke.
w Azyi Turcy usifuja
wstrzymac ofensywe rosyjska;
walki tam tocza sic zaciete
lecz maIo o mich szczegoiow.
Ma morzach grasancka me-
toda Niemcow topi wiecej O.
kret6w handlowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
ma WSCHODNIM TEA
TREE WOJNY.
Rosyanie ciagna ma
LwoW.

Piotrogrod. 7-go sierpnia- -
Rosyjska armia Sacharowa zfa-
mala zuPeinie opor auStryacki
mad g6rnym Seretem i Graber-
ka rzeczka, gdzie Austryacy wy
cofawszy sic okolicy .Brod6w
probowali powstrzymac .lawice
rosyjska: ME udafo sic - Ro-
syanie sforsowali owe naturalne
przeszkody, a w wielkiej pefno-
liniowej bitwie zdobyli szesc
wiosek fortyfikowanych - Zwy-
zyn, Ratyszcze, Czystopady,
Zahorce, Gnidawa Miedziogory
oraz wszystkie wzgorkowate po-
zycye pomiedzy temi wioskami t:
pomiedzy domami wsi owych
walka wrzaia zszarta. trzeba by
10 Austryakow wypierac je-
dneso domu nieomal "a drugim.
w rezultacie odrzucono Au-
stryakow ma rozlegiej linii dale
ko wstecz, a na zdobytych pozy'
cyach wzieto do niewol $500
zo4nierzy re 40 oficerami, kilka-
naScie armat, liczne mitrallezy,
mozdzierze wiele amunicyi.
- Ma pofudniowym, Podkar-
packim odcinku linii roSyjskieI
rapport donosi - AuStryacy pro-
bowali kontrofensywy W okolicy
Dory, Jaremcza, Jab}onicy De-
latyna, lecz z ciezkiemi strataml
zostali odparci, a LIMA zmian ME
wykazuje.
Dalsze raporty rosyjskie do
uosza, IL w bitwie mad Seretem
Graberka - Austryacy wal
civil bardzo dzielnie - kontr,
atakowali az dziewieG razy, MIN
ich ostatecznie ma dObre precz
odrzucono. Co do walk pod Kar-
patami, to Austryacy probowalI
ofensywy take od bukowin-
skiej strony mad Czeremoszem
Bialym W okolicy Kut. lecz |
tam zostali pobici odrzuceni
wstecz.
Londyn, Ego sierpnia. -
Experci wojenni, oceniajac sy-
tuacye ma wschodnim teatrze
wojny. ssdza, il bitwa mad Sc
retem najwszniejsza tam jest W
dniach ostatnich: ma drogach
do Lwowa Austryacy zacisty
stawiaja odpor, lecz tenn wszy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07

przeG Rosyan i ich general ka-
lendines bedzie musial utracone
pozycye "a rzeka szturmowac
ponownie.
Berlin, Ego czerwca. Ra-
port woiyhski donosi wypar-
oiu Rosyan okolicy Zarecza,
mad Stochodem, oraz o wstrzy-
maniu postepu rosyjskiego ma
Podkarpaciu: ma Woiyniu wzie-
to W okolicy Zarecza 800 Ro-
syan do niewoli. RAPPORT przy-
znaje zdobycie okolic Zahorce
mad Seretem W akcyi Rosyan ma
Lwow. Ma polnocnym odcinku
Rosyanie probowali przekro-
czyG Dzwine pod Dzwinskiem,
lecz probe te baterye niemieckie
udaremniIy.
- Potwierdza sic doniesienie,
IL ca}y teatr wschodni zostaF ma
nowo podzielony co do komen-
iy, ktora sprawuje gen. Hinden-
burg ma lewem skrzydle, W GEN.
trum i ma Wo}yniu, oraz arcy-
ksiaze nastepca tronu 'austrya-
cki Karol, kt6ry dowodzi W Ga
ficyi wschodniej ma pod soba
generaiow Bothmera, Boehm-
iErmoIi, Pflanzera i Terstyan-
sky'ego; Hindenburg ma doda-
nych ks. Leopolda Bawarskie-
go, Mackensena LinSigena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
Krwawa potyczka
Vilistami.

Chihuahua miasto. 7. sierpnia.
- General Jacinto Trevino otrzy-
mai rapport o krwawej potyczce,
jaka stoczyly wojska Carranzy
pod puikownikem Compean z
bandytami Will kilka mil cd Ma
pini w Stanie Durango. Carrm-
zisci stracili 12 ludzi, podczas
gdy bandyt6w poleglo osmna-
stu. Resztki rozbitej handy ucie'
ky rozsypaly sic wSr6d okoli-'
cznych pagorkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07

owszem wojska francuskie roz-
szerzy}y zdobyte pozycye.
- Ostatnie raporty angielskie
dodaja o walkach pod Pozieres
ten szczeg6f, il Niemcom uda}o
sic po wysilkach ostatecznych ma
czas krotki odebrac jeden okop,
lecz nowym szturmem Austral-
czycy znow Niemca wyparli, od-
bierajac okop ow Z wyjatkiem
kawala liczqcego ME wiecej niz
40 yd. Posuneli sig rowniez An
glicy w okoliCy Martinpuich.
Pod Loos kanonada zaclek}a
trwa juz czas d}uzszy.
Berlin, Ego sierpnia. - Ra-
port niemiecki donosi o lokal-
nvch walka mniejszo-plano-
wych % pod Pozieres i Fou-
reaux, gdzie ataki angielskie by
ly bez rezultatu, odparte wiel-
kiemi Istratami nfeprzyjaciela.
Mad Moza wielkie walk trwaja
W okolicy F,leury-Thiaumont,
wzieto Francuzom w tym dru-
GIN punkcie 576 jeicow Z 16-tu
oficerami i posunieto linle ME
miecka W leslie Chapitre. w Ar
gonne w okolicy Vermelles kill
ka byIo patrolowych potyczek,
pomyslnych ola broni niemie-
ckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
ZACHODNIM
TEATRZE WOJNY.
Sukcesy Sprzymie-
rzonych.
rz0nych.

Londyn. Ego sierpnia. - Ma
zachodnim teatrze walk skupta-
ia sic W dalszym ciagu pod Yer
dun i w Pikardyi: W obu tych
centrach obie strony przypisuja
sobie sukcesy: rapport francuski
donosi, il W ubieglym tygodniu
ogoiem pojmano $500 Niemcow
niemiecki rapport glosi o pojma.
niu 59S jehcow franCuskich W
sic pod Chapitre.
RAPPORT angielski podaje:
Pomimo straszliwie skoncentro-
wanej kanonady niemieckiej
brytyjskie wojska australskie po-
suneiy sic naprzod, zdobywajac
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Ze strajku tramwajowe-
90 W Nowym Yorku.

Nowy York, Z. slerpnia. - w
dzielnicach Manhattan, Bronx j
Richmond rozpoczeli funkcyona-
ryusze tramwajowi w sobote o
godzinie 9-tej wieczor ogolny
strajk, wskutek czego ustafa tam
zupeinie komunikacya tramwajo-
wa.
Sprawe zalatwienia nieporozu--
mien miedzy strajkujacymi a
kompaniami ramwajowemi ujely
W swe rece wiadze miejskie i
dzieki tel interwencyi spodzie-
wac sic MONA, re bezrobocie dis
jeszcze sic uikoficzy. Burmistrz
Mitchell przy pomocy . prezesa
komisyi s}uzby cywilnej Oscara
s. Strausa robi wszystko, co tyl-
ko jest w Jego mocy, ably dopro-
wadzit do ugody dzieki telnu
odbyto wczoraj az try konferen-
eye, ma ktorych opracowano o.
statecznie plan porozumienia, ia
Xxi dis przedstawiony zostanie
strajkujacym funkcyonaryuszom
i representation kompanii do
zatwierdzenia.
Filadelfia, Pa, 7. sierpnia. -
Wczoraj wieczor funkcyonaryu--
sze tramwajowi oglosili tu ogol-
ny strajk, gdy kompania odrzu--
ella postawione przez mich zada-
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Jetei chcecie posyczke ma proper
"a 1 przytem dobra rzetelns obsiugS
ldzcie do Hatterman CLAM ITO
Milwaukee ave. logil
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z przesilenia W sytuacyi
kolejowej.

Washington, 7. sierpnia. - W.
kolach rzadowych zywia tu og6l-
ME optymistycznie nadzieje, ze IT,
da sic ME dopuscit do powszechne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-07
Joffre o Wojnie.

Paryz, Ego sierpnia. - Gen.
Joffre wodz naczelny Sprzymie-
rzonych ma froncie zachodnim IT,
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Move k}opotv Z Mem
cami 1 Mexykiem.
W poscigu "a Villistami.
Starania 0 arbitracyq ma ko|ejach,
Deutschland ukrywa sic W zatoce?

MIA W sprawie polepszenia wa.
runkow pracv.
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Extra!Extra!!
= WoTNY WLOSKO-AUSTRYACKIEJ.

WOJNY WLOSKO-AUSTRYACKIEJ
RZYM z SIERPNIA - W{osi wznowili bardzo potezny a.
tax okolcy Goycy oy moze bye poczatem oesywy tel
sronie woennego Ma wyzach Karsu okoicy Gorycy
zdoby poycye poa mich 145 Austyakow do
newoli sedmiu ofcerami.
Nur wfosi zatopii Adryatyku kontrtopedowiec au
stryacki - Navy ME podano.
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MA ZACHoDZIE EUROPY.

MA ZACHODZIE EUROPY.
PARYZ, Z SIERPNIA Francuzi trzykrotny pelnolniowy
aak pod Verdun Vaux-Chapre odpa zyciesko Pikar
dyi toczy btwa Niecy cofa sic Angicy
BRAN Bapaume.