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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
HORSE EATS cLoTHESLINE
THIRTY-SIx FEET LONG
But Diet is Recovered When Owner
Backs Animal Away From
Scene of the Feast

Newton, n. J.-One of the most re.
markable veterinary operations ever
seen in Newton occurred here when n
horse belonging to Nicholas Brazi, a
vegetable peddler bit off more than
he could chew. The steed, known to
Eis intimate associates as Gladiola Ill
is resting comfortably, but his owner,
Nicholas cannot sleep wink.
Mr.. Brazi was delivering consign-
ment of new potatoes at the home OF
Mrs. Pason p. Hoyt and, as has long
been his custom left Gladiola outside.
When he came out he saw the horse
with its head at an awkward angle
and close up to clothe pole, making
noise like the last words of bicy-
Gle pump. He had kicked the last o.
the new potatoes in the general di
rection Of Newark and was just punt
ing Mr.. BraZi's business coat over the
barn when discovered.
A glance showed Mr.. BraM that
Gladiola had eaten strip of clUtles-
line. Grabbing the charger by the brl
die, he backed the entire works into
the street, knocking down a hedge
which be will have to pay for anu
putting in the last desolate strokes
on the failing vegetable business.
When SO feet of rope had been re.
covered the incident was closed, like
wise the ambitious jaws OF Gladiola.
Investigation proved that Mrs. Hoyt
puts sugar in the starch used for wash
ing. A considerable amount of this
substance had gott' n on the clothes
line and Gladiola Is perfect nut"
about candy.
There are five persons to each house
Oo an ayeraye in ireland
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
FACES DEATH BY FIRE;
THEN IN ENGINES TANK
Monon Machinist, Oily Clothes AbIaze,
Drops into Water Tender and
Nearly browns.

Hammond, Ind.-Bettin Stringham,
machinist for the Monon Railroad,
narrowly escaped being burned to
death, only to fight another desperate
battle for his life in the tank of a To-
comotive tender passing thru the
yards here.
Stringham was carrying a torch
when in lodging out of the way of an
approaching engine he swerved the
flame too close to his clothing, and
In an instant his oil soaked jumper
was ablaZe.
Shouting to the engineer to stop he
swung on the rear stirrup of the ten
der, ran up the ladder and let himself
down thru the narrow manhole of the
Trimming tank. The flames leaping
from his sleeves jumped to his oily
cap and the pain caused him to re-
lease his hold.
AS he shot from sight the engine
and tender were brought to jolting
stop and the engineer and fireman ran
back over the tender to his assistance.
There was no sign of the man, how
ever, and the rescuers knelt over the
small opening, cropping helplessly at
arms length in the water in an effort
to clutch the drowning mans clothing.
The sudden stopping of the engine
lad sent Stringham swirling thru the
water away from the manhole, and
there was only an inch or two of space
between the surface and the top of the
tank. He came to the top, fighting for
the breath he could only get by tread
ing water and throwing his head back
sc that his nostrils were above water
In the meantime other railroad men
had come running, but in the emer-
gency no one was able to find any
thing long enough to serve as a hook
Stringham tried to obtain a hold on
tie slippery sides of the tank. but
each time he failed and went under
he came up more exhausted.
Finally, in last effert, he dived
and swan under water, guided by the
ray of light, and suddenly his hand
shot up thru the opening. 1t was grab
bed by the engineer and Stringham
was dragged out unconscious.
He was rushed to hospital where
he was revived with an oxygen ma
chine. His burns, the doctors said, will
not prove serious.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
WOMAN RISKS HER LIFE 49, =
TO SAVE LA MESA DAM
Faces Storm and opens Gate Letting
Flood Into SpiIIway-Smiles
After Danger Is over

San Diego, Cal.-Ting-a-ling.
A telephone call jingled at midnight.
1t wasn't far off for the wires, hall
down, were swaying in the storm out.
side.
But it was loud enough to awaken
the woman in the dark little room.
"Turn loose the water in the re-
serve mains at once. You'll have to
hurry to save the dam"
| That was the order that came over
the telephone.
hrs. Mary McQuarrie, custodian of
the La Mesa dam, didn't lose a sec
[ ond's time.
| Out into a rainstorm she sped with
out waiting to don clothing other than
loose wrapper which she threw over
her nightgown.
Tumbling, slipping and falling she
| finally managed to get to the bottom
Of the steep, rocky ravine at the base
of the dam.
She was out of breath and her body
was bruised and scratched, but she
twisted the wheel on the shut off
valve with mans strength. The force
of the waters as they rushed out
wrecked the pumphouse and drencheu
Mrs. McQuarrie.
Men came out the next day and took
one look at the rising waters in the
Gam, at the rushing spillway several
feet deep in water.
You risked your life to go down
| J. 1Det ioJ, ~ t1Il r..
Quarrie, "and you saved the dam"
Mrs. McQuarrie smiled. That's
what l am here for,' was all she had
to say.
Mrs. McQuarrie is on the job every
day in the year as custodian of La
Mesa dam.
1t was during the height of the re-
cent rainstorm that her prompt action
saved the structure from flood waters
that rushed down on it. During the
,ains she stayed on her post, never
consenting to rest from her long vigil
until the fight against the floods was
won.
Mrs. McQuarrie's husband was
drowned at Cuyamaca Lake during a
rainstorm three years ago. He was
keeper of tie dam at that place.
In appearance Mrs. McQuarrie is a
motherly, pleasant looking woman of
about middle age. She enjoys life with
her daughter, her little home at the
dam, her chickens and garden.
But she has always one eye open
for the safety of the dam. That's the
most important thing for her.
Il feel safer with Mrs. McQuarrie
on the job at La Mesa than if man
were there" says Col. Ed Fletcher.
who employs her.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
IOWA MAN GETS RICH
PEDDLING BUTTERMILK
Started Twelve Years Ago Without a
Dollar-Succeeds by Hard Work

otarteu Twelve Years ago Without
Dollar-Succeeds by Hard Work
Des Moines, Iowa.-George Green,
the local "buttermilk king" started in
business twelve years ago without
dollar of capital. His one asset was a
determination to succeed. Today he
has a horse, milk wagon and milk
route that includes all Des Moines,
and it would surprise no one if he
should some day appear in a milk
white buzz wagon with gold letters on
1t.
Twelve years ago thru no fault of
his own Green found himself out of
Job. He had been employed in a hotel
and had worked formerly in the but
ter business.
Housewives like buttermilli for cook
Ing purposes he remembered. Many
persons like buttermilk to drink.
Green decided to become a buttelmilk
dealer. He borrowed small cart and
the use of a shetland pony. There was
just room in the small vehicle for two
milk cans. Later he went in debt for
horse and wagon.
Green developed the taste for but
termilk in Des Moines. He was the
first dealer to put buttermilk on the
saloon drink list. He made a house to
house canvass. He talked to house
wives on the merits of buttermilk. He
soon found number of homes where
buttermilk would be welcomed twice
each week. He has hundreds of regu-
lar customers now, but he gave up So
liciting some years ago, owing to
poor health.
Green tells good joke on his wife.
Last summer when his health failed
Mrs. Green rode on the milk wagon
with him. She would deliver the milk
to the doors, but the housewives re-
fused to accept the bottle until they
had gone to the front window to as
sure themselves it was Green's wagon.
ut used to make my wife pretty
mad because they would not take her
word for it, but would have to look
at the wagon first before they would
accept the buttermilk," Green said,
laughingly.
ut just takes nerve to work up a
milk route, that's all. l used to call at
twenty houses before l would sell a
quart of milk, but l just kept on.
| Once l got the customers however, ]
kept them and even my wife could not
| set them away from me-"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
FIND DIME IN MACS SHOULDER
Coin, Applied for Sweeney" in Flesh
Twenty Three Years

Ravenna, Neb.-One of the old time
cures for Sweeney" shoulders on
horses was brought to mind here by
tie death of Ernest Skochdopole's old
driving horse. Twenty three years ago
the shoulder of the animal was lanced
and new dime placed in the wound
20 cause the flesh to grow back in nat.
ural form. A small lump on the shoul
der always remained, and after the
horse had died this lump was cut open
Aside from being black in color, the
coin was not disfigured. The date
1S92-is as plain as on new com.
The owner regards the coin as a val
liable relic, having placed it in the
wound himself.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15

A loud gong may call one to poor
dinner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15

fighting. Under Mr.. Osborne, with
1,616 prisoners, only 155 were in the
hospital for repairs after fighting. The
product of the Industrial work in
creased 14O per cent and the net pro-
fit 100 per cent. 1t pays to give men
men a chance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON

Comments ~
Rev. Ernest Bourner Allen, D. d.
Pastor Of the Washington st.
Congregational Church and the
Marion Lawrence Sunday
School, Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15

Warm weather is the best substitute
for coal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15

An electrical annunciator device, op-
Grated by push buttons on chairs thru
out a hall is working successfully III
Holland to auction eggs without the
usual noise and confusion of such sales.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
ODD COINCIDENCE AT COURT
Bride Gives UP Same Name the For
mer Wife Receivers

Albany, oregon.-While one woman
was getting her name changed back
IT, Sullivan, another woman was get.
ling her name changed from Sullivan
at the courthouse. 1t was a coinci.
dence that just about the time Mrs.
Maggie UhPs divorce case was called
for trial, Miss Eva Sullivan was be-
coming bride.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15

There are five persons to each house
on an average in Ireland.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
Family Bible Demand Premature

Clerkenwell, Eng.-When a young
man was hailed into court here on a
demand that he buy family Bible,
il was ruled that, being unmarried, he
was not required to possess such an
article.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-06-15
LESSON FOR JUNE Is, 1916.

= Lesson Title: "The Philippian
Jailor."
Lesson Text: Acts 16:16-40.
Memorize VS.. 33, "a.
Golden Text: "Believe on the
Lord Jesus, and thou shalt be
saved, thou and thy house." Acts
1881,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-14

niej stanowczo mad Niemcami -
kt6rym wytracono wiefka liczbs
aeroplanow, zniszczono wszy-
stkie balony rekonesansowe W
Pikardyi stacyonowane. Francu-
4 wynalezli spos6b uniewidocz-
mania swoich maszyn W powie-
trzu, skutkiem czegc. baterye an
tyawiatyczne niemieckie szkodza
i'm znacznie mniej,, siegnsc ich
trudniej, dojrzec prawie niepo-
dobna; uiatwia to Francuzom
ies7cze lima rzecz - mianowfcie
udzial aeroplanow W bitwie -
bezpoSrednio - dzieki p trudnej
dostrzegalnoSci lotnicy francuscy
lataja nisko stosunkowo mad Ii
MIA niemiecka, rekonesanse daja
dokiadne, wskazuja swoim Po-
zycye nieprzyjaciela i sami szko-
dza tym pozycyom pociSkami
celnymi, bo ma bliska mete. Me
mieckich aeroplan6w widat W
czssach ostatnich coraz mniej
balon6w ME maja wcale,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-14
Perspektywy Pokojowe?

Londyn, l4-go lipca. - w
Londynie odbyfa sic konferencya
przedstawicieli Sprzymierzonych
- ich ministeryow wojennych
obecni byli minister wojny an
gielski David Lloyd-George,
francuski minister wojny, A.
Thomas, gen. Beliajew, zastep-
ca ministra wojny rosyjski,
gen. A. Dall-Olio, w}oski asy-
stent ministra wojny angielski
minister zbrojeh Montagu. O.
twierajac konferencye Lloyd
George zaznaczyl, IL obecnie
Sprzymierzeni wydarli Niemcom
agresywna inicyatywe w wojnie,
ktora w takiem stadyum po-
Wilma juz pojsc do kohca
Sprzymierzeni wyrabiaja obecnie
broni i amunicyi wiecej W jed
nym tygodniu, niz jej zuzyto W
caiej ofensywie Sprzymierzonych
we wrzesniu z. r. Flota angielska
zatrudnia million ludzi przy bu-
dowie nowych naprawie stat
kow uszkodzonych. Lejarnie ar
mat i kolubryn wydaja ich setki
miesiecznie, a produkcya ia
wciaz wzrasta. Ofensywa zaczy-
ma sic dopiero, pokoju ME PREDICT
spodziewac sic nalezy, niz ma
wiosne przyszlego rohu.
Londyn-Piotrogr6d. AGO lip
ca. - Donosza, il caiy cabinet
ministeryalny wyjechal do car
skiei kwatery blisko frontu wo-
jennego ma specyalna konferen-
eye; przypuszczaja, il niezwykiy
ten krok moze znaczyc cos waz-
nego - mianowicie zachodzi
moz1iwosc, il Austrya zn6w po-
bita przez Rosyan starac sic be-
die oddzielny pok6j re Sprzy-
mierzonyrni. Pogioski tego rodza-
~ raz juz dawniej byly i wo-
czas tez odbywano tego rodza-
ju raz juz dawniej by}y wow
ca je zowemi mozliwoSciami.
Sadza, il gdyby Austrya do Ro-
syi teraz sic zwrocila propozy-
cyami odpowiedniemi, to Rosya
bylaby skionna je przyjac-.
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z Wfoskiego Frontu.

Rzym, Ago lipca. - RAPPORT
4donsi, il Austryacy W dolinie
Adygi pr6bowali zn6w kontr-
ofensywy: po silnem przygoto-
waniu artyleryjskiem rozpoczeli
oni szturm, lecz Wiosi odparli a.
TAXI odpedzili nieprzyjaciela,
ktory wkoncu uszedl w poplochu
pola bitwy: walka ia rozegra-
Ia sic pod Malga Zugna - straty
austryackie Ibardzo wielkie. w
dolnie Cannonica artyleryjskie
dziaiania ma wielka skale sic to-
ga - ogniskiem ich Tonale. Ma
reszcie frontu kanonada - glow
ME w dolinie Brenty walka dzia-
Iowa bardzo ozywiona; podo-
bniez mad Socza. Zmian wazniej-
szych niema ma linii.
Wieden, 14-go lipca. - RAPPORT
donosi O odparciu Wlochow pod
Monte Rosta.
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NAWSCHODZIE
EUROPY.
Walk W Polscec
Berlin-Wiedefi, Ago lipca.

Berlin-Wiedeh, Ago lipca. -
Austryackie wojska pod wodza
gen. Bothmera, poshkowane
przez Niemoow przeprowadzily
pomySlny kontratak okolny pre-
civ Moskalom ma polnocny
wschod cd Buczacza w Galicyi
- Rosyan odparto, pobito, biorac
i'm 400 jencow. Ma Woiyniu,
mad Stochodem wzdiuz linii ko-
lejowej Sarny-Kowel walka wre
zacieta = Rosyanie W niej ME u
staja, lecz So stale odpierali
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Sprawy Morskie.

Londyn, Ago lipca. - Praso-
we komunikaty oparte ma Off
cyalnych opiniach stwierdzaja,
il Anglia i Sprzymierzeni tole-
rowac ME beda uhandlowych
nurow" niemieckich. Nur jest ty-
penn wojennym jako TAXI bedzie
traktowany. Podobno juz wyda-
no zarzadzenia, by nur ,,Deutsch-
land" pochwycit w powrotnej
drodze z Ameryki. So doniesie"
mia, IL W portach niemieckich bu-
duja 50 podobnych statkow pod
wodnych.
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wstecz i straty ponosza bardzo
ciezkie. Jednym gfownych
punktow tego odcinka linii So
Hulewicze. Z obu stron sciagaja
posilki ma ten wiasnie-front, spo.
dziewaja sic tu rychio rozstrzy-
gajacego boju, ktory zadecyduje
O losie Kowla i Lwowa.
Piotrogr6d, Ago lipca. - Ra-
port podaje; Mad Dzwina dzia-
Iowa walka, pod Friedrichstadt
rosyiskie rekonesanse powo-
dzeniem przeprowadzone. Ma
Woiyniu, mad Stochodem boj
nieustanny w poszczeg6lnych
punktach - walka to podjazdo'
wa, podchodowa, polegajaca ma
zaskoczeniu mayhem nieprzyja-
ciela. Niemcy aeroplany puszcza-
ia poza linie rosyjskie, bombar-
dujac bazy. w Galicyi mad dolna
Strypa walka bardzo krwawa sic
toczy: Rosyanie wzieli kilka po-
zycyi i 1000 Austryak6w do ME
wolf. w centrum w Pinszczyznie
przewaznie armaty tylko pracu-
ja: zmian ma linii niema. Ogo1em
ma polskim teatrze dziaia szesc
wielkich arrnii rosyjs(kich, ma
komicie zaopatrzonych niewy-
czerpanym zapasem amunicyi.
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NAZACHODzIE
EUROPY.
Szturm do Verdun.

Paryz, Ago lipca. - Dzls BIZ
twa pod Verdun trivia dzieh jrz
147-my - wczoraj Niemcy roz-
poczeI si6dmy zrzedu szturm
generalny do twierdzy, a raczeJ
pozycyi francuskich pod MIA -
giownie do fortow Tavennes /
Souville. Potega tego szturmu
wczoraj zaczetego wskazuje ME
omylnie, re Niemcy mySla sta
nowczo prowadzeniu w da!-
sym ciagu ofensywy W partyi
verduns.kiej frontu, niezalezn!e
cd nadwerezonej ioh sytuacyi
ma dalszych partyach linii bojo-
wei. Komunikaty francusGie
stwierdzaja. IL Niemcy przez Is
dni przygotowywali akcye M
owe diva forty, sprowadzalac
dziala olbrzymie przesuwajac
masy wojsk; Cd dni paru rozpo-
czeli szturm wrecz, o kt67ym
wczoraj donosiiy telegramy, Il
powiod} sic o tyle, re N!emcy
pewne okopy francuskie pod
Souville zdobyli - pozateu; ich
odparto. Francuzi kontratakuIa
bardzo dzielnie jak dotad tgl-
ko W tym jednym wzmianko owa-
nym punkcie udaio sic Niemcom
iakies odniesc korzySci. Nierncv
So o 800 yd. cd Souville, odlegie-
go o pol mill cd Ve,Gun
miasto samo juz gwaitownic u
cierpiaio cd strzalow bateryi 0i.e-
mieckich: ulice jego zupeinie wy
ludnione, wszystkie domy W.
nioSlejsze W gruzach. JednoczcS-
ME Anglicy i Francuzi prowadza
z powodzeniem ofensywe W =
kardyi - niepogoda tam panuje
dni ostatnich - deszcze padaja.
co utrudnia transport ciezkich
dial, ale postep jest staiy j sill
ny. Raporty ostatnie podaj9:
- Pod Verdun-Souville- -Taven'
mes kanonada niemiecka potez'
ma: Chenois, La Lsuffee W O.
gniu r6wniez; walk wrecz wczo,
raj ME byio. w Wogezach u,
tarczki 1iczne; pod CarsPach
Niemcy atakowali pozycys fran,
cusks lecz zosta1i odparci- Mad
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Walk W Azyi.

Piotrogr6d, 14-go lipca. -
Raporty z Ma}ej Azyi donoszs Q
znacznym sukcesie wojsk rosyj-
skich - Turcy po zacietych wal
kach zostali wyparci g6r ma
wsch6d cd Bejburtu, ma kt6ry
postep wojsk rosyjskich szyb'
seem teraz p6jdzie tcmpem. Po-
twierdza sic tez zdobycie waz'
nego miasta Mamakhatun; Tur'
cy probowali kontrofensywy -
bezskutecznie, straty tylko zna'
czne poniesli. Wojska rosyjskie
posuneiy W tym odcinku linii
o 25 mil.
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Pojawienie sic rekinow
spowodowane wojna.

Nowy York, IA. ipea. - Uz-
brojeni rybacy patroluja W 10
dziach mo..orowych wybrzeza
Stanow New York New Jersey,
polujac ma ryby-ludojady, haiy
czy rekiny, ktore ostatnio poja-
willy si,, ma tutejszych wodach |
zaatakowaiy kilku ludzi, powodu-
jac przedwczoraj smierc Lestera
Stillwella i Stanleya Fishera.
Nadplyneiy one tu wiekszemi
gromadami z wod cieplejszych,
W kt6rych zazwyczaj przebywaja,
gdyz, jak sadza, ma wodach tych
wskutek wojny prawie ME poja-
wiaja sic obecnie parowce handlo-
we, "a kt6rymi ryby te zazwyczaj
ciagneiy, zywiac sic wyrzucany-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-14
Ma WfoskirnF Froncie.
Walk w AzYi.
NNE TELEGRAMY.
Perspektywy Pokojowe.
Oddzie1ny Pokoj Z Austryaa?

Somne artylerys pracujei W
Szampsnii pod Prosnes posrnie-
to sic W g,ab linh niemieckich,
biorac jehc6w z placowki ME
przyiacielskiei; W Argonne pod
Bolatne ! La File Morte Mem
cy atakowali znienacka, 'bezsku-
tecznie; Francuzi explodowaii
tam mine i zajeli jej krateru
strone poiudniows.
Lopdyn, 14-go lipca. = RAPPORT
angielski stwierdza powolny, lecz
pewny, siiny, Skonsolidowany
postep ns skrzydle swojem we
Francyi. Pod Metz zajeto Gala Ii
ME pierwsza Niemcow, Cd dru-
giej So Anglicy ledwie o 800 yd.
Mad Somme Franouzi stoja bar
do dobrze - So oni cd 3-ej linii
Niemcow oddzieleni tylko dolina
rzeki, obie pierwsze linie zdobyte
i milestone. Obecnie przygoto-
wuje sic ME zaprzeczenie atak O.
stateczny ma Peronnes. Niemcy
probowali zaskoczyc nagia ofen-
sywa Anglikow we Flandryi -
pod Wytshaete i mad La Bassee
kanaiem, lecz ich odparto wiel-
kiemi stratami. Ma calej linii
kanonada ciezkich bateryi ME u
stale, zreszta zmian ma linii waz-
niejszych ME przyniosla doba mi
Mona. Sytuacya ma tel partyl
frontu bojowego jest W chwili
ostatecznego przesilenia: Mem
cy skupili wszelkie wysilki
kontratakuja zawziecie w okoli-
cy Contalmaison, Peronne, St.
Quentin, Albert Bapaume. Ko-
munikaty niemieckie przyznaja
wielka siie ofensywy angielskiej
jakby ze zdumieniem. -. wi
ocznie sic juz tego po Anglii ME
spodziewano.
Berlin, Ago lipca. - Po raz
pierwszy Cd poczatku ofensywy
Sprzymierzonych - Niemcy
przyznali. -. he musieli sic cof.
nae - mianowicie raporty przy'
znaia utrate Contalmaison ma
rzecz Anglik6w. Lecz ataki fran,
cuskie pod Estrees i Baleux cd,
patto. Kanonada na calej linr
az poza Somme rzeke bardzC
ewaitowna. Mad Moza szturmy
Niemc6w przyniosiy nowe zna'
czne sukcesy - pod Souville -
La Lauffee wzieto znow S43 jeh,
cow; W tyn tygodriu wzieto dc
niewoli W odcinku owym 2346
Francuzow Sc oficerami. We
Flandryi i W Alzacyi byiy lokal,
ne wymiany dzialowe i potyczkj
patrolowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-14
Teatrow Wojny.

Niemcy rozpoczeh generality
szturrn do Verdun si6dmy zrze-
du.
Anglicy posuneli sie naprz6d
mad Somme - Niemcy przyzna'
ia. ....,...-.
Ma Wofyniu W Galicyi walki
zaciete: Bothmer odparf Rosyan
pod BucZaczem.
W5osi pobii Austryak6w, pro-
bujacyeh kontrofensywy.
w Armenii Rosyanie znaczny
czynia postep.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-14

ZNACZNY SUKCES AN.
GLIKoW,

- soNDyN, Ia. lipca. Dzisiej-
sly ranny telegram donosi,iz W o.
kolicy Longueval az do Bazentin-
lie Grand, ma angielskiem skrzydle
we Francyi Anglicy po zacietych
walkach ziamali druga linie ME
niecka zdobyli ia ma froncie
czterech mil a w gfab ma mile
przeszfo. Cafy tez las Trones zdo-
byty przez Anglik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-14
Sekretarz Lansing przy.
gotowuje protest.

" - -
stepnym krokiem Stanow.Zjedno-
czonych W zwiazku wojn9 euro
pejska ma bye wygotowanie pro-
testu do Aliant6w, ktory zwroci
uwage ich ma stosowsne przez
Mich bezprawne netody kontroll
mad transatlantyckim handlem a
merykanskim, 4 KTok ten nis be:
die wywoiany pogrozkami Me
mice, re pomimo danych przez
sic zapewnieh znow zaczna pro-
wadzic bezwzgledna kampanle
swych nur6w, lecz jedynie stafem
cd poczatku wojny dazeniem A
meryki zmuszenia wszystkich bel
ligerentow do szanowania prawa
miedzynarodowego. Ogolnie zna-
na Jest rzecza, re pan Lansing
Geese swych wakacyi poswiecic
ma studyom mad nota brytyjska
w sprawie sytuacyi handlowel /
rozporzadzeniu brytyjskiej Rady
Koronnej 8-go lipca, wprowa-
dzajacemu pewne zmiany W do
tychczasowych metodach.
Ostatnie rozporzadzenie Rady
Koronnej czyni pewne ustepstwa
dla praw KRAKOW neutralnych, ME
takie jednak, ktoreby W zupefno-
Sci i'm odpowiadaly. I tax ma
przyklad wedle wydanego ma po-
czatku wojny rozporzadzenia,
kazdy neutralny okret, kto-
rv p1ynal Z kontrabanda
do portu nieprzyjacielskie-
go, m6gi bye pochwycony uledz
konfiskacie takze W czasie po-
wrotnej swej tego portu do
wlasnego podr6zy. Move rozpo--
rzadzenie zmienia te regu}e 0 ty-
lie, re okret TAXI wolno przetrzy-
mac i ladunek jego skonfiskowac
tylko wowczas, gdy wiezie kon--
trabande. Pojecie kontrabandy
zostalo jednak przez Aliantow
rozciagniete ma taxa mase pred
miotow, re praktycznie kazdy
niemal towar pod ME podpada.
I tax ma poczatku wojny Allan
ci uwazali zywnosc tylko "a wa
runkowa kontrabande, a miano--
winnie tylko wowczas, gdy byfa
przeznaczona dla rzadu, lub a.
genta rzadu nieprzyjacielskiego.
Obecnie Alianci twierdza, re po-
niewaz rzady mocarstw central
nych ujely w swe rece kontrole
mad wszystkimi zapasami 4ywno-
sci ich rozdziaiem, kazdy trans
port jej stanowi kontrabande.
TAX wiec te pozorne ustepstwa
Aliantow w rzeczywistosci ME
moga zadowolnic pahstw neatrai-
nych dlatego Stany Zjednoczo-
ne musza sic znow o poszanowa-
nie praw swoich upominac.