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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

2dnoer 5u Seinoieliefeitcn 5l briu.
gen"
Gic g2ote 5iebt oonn oic ebrlic6feit
Ger Gorrou5a 9leeierlng, melbe
nieocr6olt berii6erte. Dab iie ielbit
9laes tbun pcroc, Inn ocn 9anoitcn
oos Sanowerf 81 Ie9eu, brett III
8peifel- sic iaet:
nllnter 8eriidiidjtigung Scr gege.
benen ltmii1noe bin ih 5i meinem
geoaleru 81 oemSdluB gejlpuneen,
oaB Die DC facto glesieruug trob ser
begangenen 3a6lreideu ger6reben
umo trob Der oimfleu 9lnihld9e gil.
las ino ieiner @cfolgsleute niht be.
ablittigte ooer ipiinidte uno nuA
iebt nod nidt beobiidtigt oocr
miinibt ooB iene gerbrehcr geioBt,
auSgerottet ooer bon omerifnniihen
ooer nerifaniiden 9ruppcn 6er.
iprcngt peroen iollteu."
gtiif oos @erbolten oer 8creinieteu
Stoaten eegeniiber Werifo nd6er
cingebeuo, erfl6rt Die 0lote:
uIic ,oe focto" ,&cgierung er6cbt
inoireft bic 9lnihuloiglua Dab bic
8ercini9ten Stooten ols iDrcn 3ipcd
tcrritoriale 9ereiherpng iclblt Inn
oen BreiS ciaes oggreiiibcn ariegeS
gcgcn einen ourcb iobrelongcu Brii'
ocrfrieg geidm1dtcn glahborn bate
Gir 9iegierirng scr @ereiniatet 2too.
ten tpiiroe, foaS iie 9lbiidlten dif ons
Ierritorium Mcrifos ge6abt ba6eu
piiroe, feline Sdiuierisfeit acbo6t
boben wd6renO oieler Eerio0e Der
9cbolrltion uno Ser lttorouing pieIc
ploiiii6le glnI1iie ge6o6t boben fir
eine SnterUention ii meyitauiiden
9(iioiren
Si Der Soffnrt9 ieooh, OoB Die
9eo6Iferiing bon Wlerifo our1 i6rc
eigenen glnitrengungen oeu SSrieoen
wieoerberiieIen uno cine geieblidc
unO oroentlihe Negierltna cinlcbcn
uiiroe, 6o6cn oie @ereiniaten Stan.
ten III Nnbc Die Gutipidhmg uno 8c.
enOigliue Scr gicbollItion obscportet.
glls ole lle6erleeenbeit Scr reboll.
tiondren 6nftion unter General Gar.
ron5o iid fIar berausiielte, crfoun.
ten oie gereinieien Staateu sic &c.
9cnudrtioe uoe facto". ".9legienmg an.
sic 6ofiten uno erlparteten, ooB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

Vie q atllerttanti de yt ote al
Garron5a.
Gle omerifoniide glnttuort ullf Die
Dtote Garron5a's meiit oos 9erlou-
acn Oes G6er6altptcs Scr merifoni.
iden oe focto 9iegicrlng nob iofor.
tiger 3uriid5ie6ung ser amerifani.
idelt Grippen aus Mlerifo runopeg
ab uno nornt iie Gorrot5o Dor oen
erniien 6olgen bic entiteben mir
0en fons CT feline Dro6ung, Die 81.
riid5ie6rng nit @emolt er5piugen
81 ipoaen in ole &bot uinieben
ipiirOe.
Gie 9}ote 5dblt i'm giu5eInen biele
8dae bonSdonotboten nterifdniider
Soloaten uno 9anoiten gegen OoS
2c6eu uno oos gigcnt6lm BON 9lme.
rifonern auf mo brtont, ooB Die
Ser, Stooten i6re 9ruppcn iolangc
in Wlerifo bolten per0eil, bis oie me.
rifoniI1c 9iegieritng i6rc 516iafcit
eripieien bat. oie iebt bon oen 9lne.
rifonern ii6ernommene 9(ifgo6e Ger
8eriolgung unO 9lusrottilng bon
@onoiteu un0 Der gci6iibung Ger
omerifoniIben giirger in W1crifo
lelbit ourdBliiiibren.
Stoatsietrct1r 2aniing, Der 0ic
91otc iclbit iutcr5ci6uct bot ert6cilt
scr Gorron5o 9lcoieriine einen
iGorfen 8eripeis lpcgen oes un6ofli.
den Zones, Der sic lebte @litt6ei.
llna oerielbcn dorafteriiirt.
N1it 9e3ue ouf Die SnIiuiotion
ser gorrun3a 0lotc be5ii9lid Der
N1otipe ser nmeritaniiHen 93cgic.
riina iogt Die 9lntuort:
gSSoQs es ii6erballpt notbig i'll 81
befttciteit DoB oieie gieeieriing I'M.
loiitcre uno in9e60riee Nlotipe bel
i6ren oipIomotiidcn BorIteaungen
6atte, ODER ooB iie sic 9lftioit1ten ser
omcritouiiden 9iirgcr itno scr ouic.
rifauiiden Freiie tpel6e ser Sc focto
Teoieriue ieinolib geiinnt mar. er.
nut6iatc, 10 beniitc ih biermit nit
sSrcu0en sic @eIegeu6cit, oicS ior.
men in 9tbrc0e sl iteaen @s lit ie.
ooH aaaemriu befonnt, Dab oie me.
rifoniide greiie weit me6r nIs sic
ser Ser. Staotcu iid bcmii6t ge5eiat
Bat oie bcioen golfer geoen einan-
Der 5u entflanmen uno oie beioen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

&annsn 81 ssaNer anN a game wcOen ener0ii fOr8ett

nung in0 oeu 5rieoen ipicoerberiieI.
len ipiiroe. Qieic g1egierung bat
Wlonat ailf Dlonot ouf Ole @rfuaumg
oicier &ofinung geiuortet. Srob an.
ooueruoer @ntnutbiglmg tros 5o6I.
loier YroOofotiouen, 3ltr g9ioerber.
telling Der 9ronlng i'm noroIiben
Wlerifo 100 ole omerifoniihen
Snterelen am meilteu lntcr ocr berr.
idenoen @eieBIoiigfeit gcIitten 6abcn
- @epaIt 81 gebrauben, bat iid Die
Hegiering Der 8ereinigten Stooten
ieoer o0grciiipen SonOhng entbalten
mo Ocrilidlt, OitrA gemdBigte, penn
niib Oeutlibc @erlonaen ser noe
focto@- -9iegieritug oen grnit Der St
tuotion gum 9eluuBticiu 8u brin9en
uno iie sur GrfiiIlimg ibrcr intcrno-
tionalen &iliHtcu geoeuii6er oen
9iirgern Der gereinigten Stunten 81
pcrouluiicn, wcldje III Dlcrifo ibrcn
8o6niib ontgeihlogen batten ooer
oereu Sntereiien IN Merito lo9eu~
iene Negierina III 9dloc bic GrO-
9ln SduB oes Gptimentes modt
oic omerifaniide 9legierina ole Gar-
ran3a.9legicrung noHmols 6arouf
allfmcrfiant ooB tic Die 4fIiAt bat
fir oie MISUNDERSTANDING Der Orb.
nuna uno oen Sdjib DER 9lusl1uocr
in i9ren Ganoe 81 iorgen, unO Dab
Die anerifanicbc Negieritng 5ur 8eit
Der merifoniiben &egierung nur Oa.
bel bilft, oicie 3flihteii 81 erle0iaen.
Ole g2ote id6lieBt nit ben g9ortcn:
n5oas oie noe focto" r9egiering
i5re BiIidten iguoriren uno oarouf
6eitebcn ioate, OoB i'm Sale ciner
@eriUeigeriing Der 3uriid5icblng Der
omeritaniiben Grnppen aus Wlcrifo
ibr uihts anoercs ii6rig 6leiben
piiroc, ais i6r Srrritoriim ourd
@aifen9euolt 81 pert6eioigen4 10
iiebt iidl Die Regierune ser gereiuig-
ten Staaten qe3mungen NIT HiidiiCbt
auf lire gllfrid)tigfeit uno 6reiino.
ihaft gegeniiber Der nerifaniiben
&epubIif Die zoe focto" -3egierimg
6araif aiiimerfiam 81 MADDEN oaB
bic glisfiibrung oieier Groblng Su
Den erniteiten Goniequeu5eu iii6ren
piiroe.
8enn audi sic anteritoniid]e 9le.
aierlng ein loIdes 9leiuItot bodlihit
bcoouern uiiroe 70 fam iie ood
uidt BON ibrcm feiten GntibluB oil-
rildtreten ibre notionolen gledte
oilircdt 81 erbalten umo ibre boae
Rflidlt 81 erfiilen, in0cm lie uciteren
SnDaIioncn omcrifaniiben 1errito.
riitns Oorbeuat iuo Die @eiabr beIei.
ti9t iuelhe 9lnerifauer entIaug Der
@ren3linie 10 longe nit @eoulo cr.
tragcn ba6en."
amerifaner mofiotrfrt2
@ropnsDille, Eeros, 20.
Slni 4aiiagiere, oic bcuie tu
Ylatamoros, Der oieier Gtoot acgen.
iiberlieecnOen megifauiiden Srtihait
aulangtcn, 6eridteteu cS iei in Wlon-
tereB Elm @erii6t i'm ltmlauf Dab
cine gIn8o6l bon glmerifonern IN Ger.
rdlDo, ciner iiolirten @iru6ennrbciier.
glieoerlaiun9 IN g2uebo 2eon, bon
Dleritanern moiiofrirt rporOen ieien
Sopeit bier befannt, bciinoet iidD
nur eir Qlmeritauer III Gerrolpo.
Sein Rome lit Sancs Siigbes.
Cine 5ralt bic iih unter Den gln.
fommIingeu befano, beridtete, Dob
einiae 9lnerifnner auBerbuIb W}ontc.
rep's oOn Dem 3uee beruntcrae6olt
iporoen ieien lulo augeblih geto0iet
Uoroen ieicn
&tdtigfeit 0es @eriHtS
be5metfelt,
San 9lntonio. 20. Sum.
@eamie Scr NenaoIa Wlining Conn
pang, tuelde IN Gerraloo @mbeu be.
iist, aIauben Dab Der lebte gImerifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

8 uge treffen nj A t Elm.
Sareoo, Eeras, 90 SUM. i.-Sier
berridte beiite einiee llnru6e, lpcil
Der uorolpdrts gebenoe 8ug, bon
0lontcrcD no1 gluebo 2oreoo, ni6t
eintrof Wlon crportetc, ooB scr
anerifuniide Goniul Siliman beutc
BON SaltiQo onfonmeu tuiiroe. Wli.
litdr6enmte bon gliiepo 2orcoo cr-
fldrtct oaB ale araitmoeen fir oen
Truppen- transport nod Dem Mon-
tcreD 2nmpa5os Iiitrift IN g(n.
ipriid) genouinen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

glbnunrntrn bic ben ,,DentlMrn Oorfelppu.
aeuien" nlgbi phnitlim pbcr uure0elmdni1 cr,
haltcu, fuo Debciru, bcr Office bduUn pet Irlg.
paoH ufeJ tnr!flid WsllibellunD dH nIallsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

llyOrtIekMaa Es9e 3. seIts.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

kills with ten times the horror Of d
bullet or she'll. This last, 1t is the be
lief of military experts, is barbarls.
Of warfare which must be ultimatei.
banned by the universal sentiment q
civilization. But they are equally Of
the belief that the lesser forms o
gas-whlch do not Kill hui merely in
terrupt the forward progress OF M
attack-arc a permanent element
defensive military strategy whi'.
must be taken into consideration !.
future warfare.
This is the least deadly" cXplano
the chief chemist, as he presented or,
of the bottles containing the in0ama
tory gas. He drew the glass stopper
very cautiously, and Colonel Cosby
took a slight Whit of the gas. II was
not oyer-powcrng or violent in It's
cncct-only a pungent odor Of ether
Now the second class Of gases were
rcached-thc tear-producing gases
and these too were tested in the same
way. These. also, were not oycrpow-
ering, but gave the same sharp OdOr
Of ether and a perceptIble effect on the
eyes. Colonel Cosby was beginning
to think the gases we're not so very
bad after all.
Tries Them All.
They had now reached the poison
gas-the deadly gas which clutches
and kills. The chemist paused.
you will not try this" he said APP
pealingly
yes, all of them" said the colonel
positively, recalling the rather agree
able pungent odor of the other gases
"Then VIC must he very cautious,
said the chemist. place yourself about
a foot away from the bottle. | viii
raise the glas stopper the slightest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
WAR KNOCKS OUT
FRENCH DUELLING
Ancient Institution Has Fallen
into Neglect because So
Much Blood Was Shed.

PARIS, July 1.-THE duel is one Of
the ancient institutions Of France that
has fallen into neglect during the war,
The last sensational encounter on the
field Of honor"-a bloodless one
took place after the election Of the
Chamber of Deputies In 1914, not long
before hostilities broke out. 1t was
between Joseph Calliaux, former min
lister Of finance and his unsuccessful
opponent, Louis d'Allieres. Caillaux
fred into the air and d'Aillleres. fred
into the ground.
Since that meeting NJ. Aillieres has
been previously wounded on another
field OF honor" Acting as interme-
diary officer between the firing line
and tho command In the rear, he was
hit by a fragment of shell that
manned him, probably for life.
Too Much Blood Shed.
II is attributed to the fact that so
many Frenchmen, like NJ. d'oillieres
have shed their blood on the battle
field that the duel has been abandoned
and there Is a welI-deaned sentiment
that 1t has come to an end for good
and all.
Some credit the sacred union" OF
parties and classes with this reform
while there are certain proofs that It
is due to popular depreciation Of per-
sonal conflicts between Frenchmen
while "the Germans are still at Noy-
on" The sacred union" has not pre-
vented disputes and provocadons.
Two men contesting for a favorable
place from which to witness a review
OF troops on the Esplanade des In
valides came to blows and one of them
tossed his card to the other.
"If you are so eager to fight" cried
a bystander, why don't you do as
those boys did" pointing to some arm
less and legless soldiers lined up bel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

feeling that a mysterious agency OF
warfare needed TO be explored TO its
very end. And so the word was given
to go ahead and the official wheels
turned swiftly in bringing together all
sorts of gas. fresh and powerful, from
the nearby fighting fronts,
The facilities for such a test Of the
gases were not easily obtained But
these were at last secured, and the
American military attache was the
first and only one to be granted these
exceptional facilities. With these pre-
liminaries arranged, Colonel Cosby
found himself in the presence Of long
lines OF bottles. ranged on shelves,
much as in a chemists shop Surgeons
and white-garbed attendants and
chemical experts were about. with
pestle and mortar, vacuum pumps and
alright Jars, making experiments and
tests of gases and antidotes Near by
hung line OF gas masks, with gap
ing eye-holes, used to counterfeit the
poisonous fumes,
iHTee DlSllHcI uTOUpS.
The large bottles contained the var
ious forms OF liquid gas, direct from
the front and in varying degrees Of
strength. Most OF them showed a
volatile yeIlowish liquid which on be-
ing exposed to the air gave off the
deadly gases which have wrought such
havoc. There were three distinct
groups OF these gases first, those
bursting into flame and commonly
known as liquid flame; second, the
tear-producing gases, which do not
kill or permanently main, but which
so blind column Of onrushing troops
that they become helpless and are
brought to a halt; and. third, the act
ual poison gas which suffocates and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
POISON GAS USED
IN WAR IS DEADL Y
a cold. But it was not a cold,

The use which the German army
has made of poison gas in the present
war has brought a new and terrible
element of destruction into military
science. Just what this terrible new
agency is, what part 1t plays in the
offensive and defensive tactics, and to
what extent il any it must be reckoned
with as permanent element in future
warfare-these are problems which
the military experts throughout the
world are trying to determine. Here
in France where the poison gas has
been used with most deadly effect in
Champagne, Orgonne, and all along
the fighting line, its ravages have been
particularly apparent, and the mill
tary attaches Of many countries have
been active in securing data for their
governments on this new agency.
Personal Investigation.
Colonel Cosby shared the keen in
terest Of his brother military inves-
tigators and in one respect he went
far beyond them. There was ample
data, from the battlefelds and the
hospitals, where CHASTITY patients were
a living personal investigation Of the
new element. But Colonel Cosby de-
termined on direct personal investi-
CATION on the element itself-the
poison gas in all its forms-just as a
medical scientist has at times put
some new serum to the supreme test
on himself.
But you should be warned Of the
extreme risk" said the chief chemist.
ut is very dangerous-a matter Of life
and death"
Yet against the warning was the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
Make Skin Smooth

There is one safe, dependable treat
mcnt that relieves itching torture in
stantly and that clcanses and soothcs the
Ask any druggist for 25c bottle Of
Ecmo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that pimplcs, black heads,
eczema, ringworm and similar skin trou'
bles will disappear.
a little zemo, the penetrating, salts
flying liquid is all that is needed, for Il
banishes all skin cruptionS and makCB
the skin soft smooth and healthy.
Zemo. Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

made up their quarrel and walked of
together.
There are two hypothesis regarding
the duel after the war. In some cases
the disputatnts have both been COM
batants in the great war and will find
It ridiculous to hake a show of cour-
age against each other after having
already shown 1t together manyt times
against a common enemy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

Two young men in popular cafe
exchanged sarcasms, followed by In
suits, blows and an exchange Of cards,
ITO Verdun with them!" cried tho
spectators. Put them OUT"
The manager threw both Of them
into the street where the oilers jeered
thom until in common defense they
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

Mrs. Wise led the devotional service,
after which the regular business was
taken up.
The ladies' have planned Dollar
Social" for Thursday evening, to
which all members and friends of the
church, are cordially invited to
take their dollars and share the pro-
gram and light refreshment which
will be part OF the pleasure Of the
evening. Don't forget, Thursday
evening at s O'Clock.
->~-~--~~~-----~~-~
Continued on page 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
To Meet Tuesday.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Willing Workers will be held in
the home of Mrs. c. L. Lawson, 275
Mechanic street, just east OF Second,
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
meeting vii be an important one and
all members are urged to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
American AttaChe Examines !.
and Has Vocal System
ParaIyzed for Days.
COY ASSOCIATED PFEss,
PARIS, July 17.-Colonel Sp

PARIS, July 17-Colonel Spencer
STosby, United States military attache
at Paris, has been speaking in hoarse
whisper of late, His friends have
noted it and have expressed their re-
grets at his very bad cold. Colonel
Cosby's voice has not permitted him to
reply, and he has let it go at that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

Continued on page So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
Continues Long Time.

II was some little time before Col
Onel Cosby was in position to discuss
his tests. The chief chemist said the
effect would continue some hours and
probably some days. 1t would be most
observable, he said, in eating or drink
ing.
Colonel Cosby took an auto home,
his throat still on fire, btt not other
wise physically affected That night
every mouthful Of dinner had the I'M
mistakable taste of the poison gas;
each draught OF water had the same
taste OF the deadly gas; and even the
puffs OF a cigar had the taste Of so
many draughts Of vitriGl. Colonel
Cosby could speak to his family only
in inarticulate whispers. They were
naturally much concerned over the
possible after effects.
When Colonel Cosby saw a doctor
next day, the throat was found to be in
very bad condition, as from an acute
attack of laryngltis. The colonel con-
tinued on his duties, but for a week
he could speak only in whispers. 1t
was ten days before the clutch Of the
poison gas on the throat had been re-
Taxed enough to let him speak again In
full voice.
That's . had case Of laryngitls,"
said the Russian ambassador.
Eyes, whispered Colonel Cosby, ian
acute form, recently discovered by
German SCIENTISTS form that kills"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17

possible fraction OF an inch, so that
only on insignificant portion OF gas
can escape-but it will be enough,
Now, ready"
He drew the stopper the slightest
particle, and only for an instant, with
Colonel Cosby a foot away. But in
that instant the colonel felt he had
been hurled back twenty feet, Tongues
Of fire were eating at his throat, and
ten thousand needles were dardng
around his neck. 1t seemed as though
live yitriol had emptied in his mouth
and was coursing through his veins
His whole vocal system was paralysed.
This inhnIteslmal portion of the dead
ly gas had, in an instant. overpowered
him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-17
Dollar Social.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Stealey
Heights Methodist Episcopal church,
met in the church basement a recent
afternoon for the regular meeting.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-27

(Dokohczenie na stroniey scieil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-27
100000 ma ofiary
woiny.

Nowy York, 81 maja. - Fun
dacya Rockefellera ogiasza, re
asygnowala S1,oOO,OOO ma ofiary
wojny W Polsce, Serbii, Monte
negro i Aibanii. Pienisdze costa
na oddane do dyspozycyi Wy
dziaiu wykonawczego, gdy tyl-
ko otworzy sic mozliwost dowo-
zu zywnosci Amcryki do tych
KRAKOW.
Rok temu Komisya pomocy O.
fiarom wojny Iona Fundacyi
stworzyla plan zorganlzowania
neutralnej komisyi ola niesienia
pomocy W Polsce, ktory przewi-
dywaf pewne gwarancye re stro-
ny mocarstw centralnych, ze zy-
wnoSc dowieziona ME bedzie kon-
fiskowana przez icll rzady - plan
ten jednak chybi(.
Celem opracowania praktycz--
niejszego projektu ,rzad niemle-
cki zaprosif pana Fred. c. Wall
Gotta, czlonka komisyi ratunko--
wei, aby W towarzystwle repre-
zentanta Komisyi dla pomocy
Belgii zwiedzii Polske poczy--
nil ewentualne suggestive.
Po tel podrozy pan Walcott O.
pracowaf plan, okreslajacy spo--
soby warunki importu do Pol
ski zywnosci, rozdzialem ktorej
zajac sic mia}a neutralna komi-
sya pod kierownictwem pana Her
berta c. Hoovera Z Komisyi bel
gijskiej. w tych warunkach Rad
niemiecki miaf przyczynit sic
kwota S3,OOO,oOO miesiecznie ma
zakupno potrzebnych zapasow,
przeznaczonych W pierwszym
rzedzie dla okoio 4 milionowej lu
dnosci Warszawy, kodzi, Cze--
stochowy, wilma, Kowna, Biaiej
i innych centr6w przemysiowych.
Do przewozu zywnosci przez o.
cean uzyc miano niemieckich o.
kretow W portach amerykan'
skich, ktoreby piyne}y pod neu-
tralna flaga.
Nastepnie p. Walcott uda} sic
do Londynu, celem pozyskania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-27
Ma MoRzACH | " PRzESTWORzACH.
TNNE TELEGRAMY.
<rwawe rozruchy W Niemczech.

- w Paryzu z widocznem Ia
trosksniem mowis pisza sytu-
seyi yerduiskiei /; eiagle Ndemcow
zachodzenie cd zachodniej strony
wzgorz Charny jest najbardziej
zagra6ajace: Niemcy prawie O.
toczyli Trupia Gore, jeden z mai
silniejszych punktow, pisma wy
razaja jednak nadzieje, IL jest'to
zagrozenie miejscowe tylko, re
gdyby nawet ewakuowano for
tece, toby to ME byio bezposred-
MEM dla Paryza niebezpieczen-
stwem - walka przesunelaby sig
tylko o nieznaczna przestrzen W
polnych okopach, ma przygoto-
wanych zawczasu liniach obron-
nych.
Londyn, % maja. - l W An
gill przejawia sic zaniepokojenie
sytuacya pod Verdun. Ma skrzy-
die angielskiem we Francyi wal
ka ozywiona trwa pod Loos, vi
my, MELVILLE, St. Vast j posre-
dniemi miejscowosciami - pre-
waznie to kanonada, ale walk
wrecz ME brak. Pod Fricourt
Niemcy wielks mine explodowa-
Ii, uszkadzajac okop angielski W
poblizu.
- Pod Verdun lotnik Amery-
kanin, Thaw W siuzbie francu-
skiej zestrzelii duzy aeroplan ME-
miecki Fokkera; diva lzejsze ae-
roplany niemieckie zostaly usz-
kodzone zmuszone do ladowa-
MIA.
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FUNDACYA ROCKEFELLERA
OLA 0F|AR W0JNY.
Protest do Ang|ii opub|ikowany,
RoCzNE zEBRAN|E uG| TO ENFORCE PEACE.
Sprawy mexykahskie
Prezydencyalne szause senatora Shermana.
AMERYKA MA CZELE SWIATA
$15O,OOO,OOO ma armie.
Nominacya Brandeisa bedzie potwierdzona.
Sprawy mexykahskie.
Prezydencyalne szause senatora Shermana.
AMERYKA MA CZELE SWIATA
$3.50, 100000 ma armie.
Nominacya Brandeisa bedzie potwierdzona.

dla projektu zgody rzadu brytyj-
skiego. w memorandum dnia
11go b. m. Anglia godzi sic ma
zwolnienie przepisow swej bloka-
dy odnosnie do transportow, prze
znaczonych dla cywilnej ludno-
sci W Polsce, ale tylko pod wa
runkiem, re akcya ratunkowa o.
bejmie Gale okupowane teryto--
ryum Polski, bez wylaczania "a
jetego przez Austrye, re ewentu-
alma nadwyzka zbiorow W polu-
dniowej Polsc'e zostanie obroco-
ma ma uzytek po}nocnych czesci
Polski re Rad niemiecki zaj--
mie sic potrzebami ludnosci Ser.
bii Czarnogory i Albanii.
U rzadu niemieckiego czynia
sic obecnie usilne starania, ably
ma powyzsze warunki sic zgodzit
i W tel nadziei Fundacya Rookie
fellera przeznacza juz teraz ma
eel ten $1,OOO,0OO, ably w razie IT,
zyskania tel zgody MONA bylo
przystapic natychmiast do akcyi
ratunkoWei,
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z Wioskiego Teatru
Wojny.

Rzyrn, ~ maja. - Porazk
chwilowe i odwrot z czesci Tren,
tino ME powoduja obaw II steru
komendy wioskiej, jak donoszs
komunikaty prasowe, podaja, IL
Gala LIMA jest dluga ma 400 mil,
przeto mic dziwnego, re W ME
ktorych jej partyach i odwroty
moga mice miejsce. Me mniej
faktem jest, IL gen. Brusatti, kto-
ry dowodzil wojskami wioskimi
ma trydenckim froncie, gdzie go
wiaSnie Austryakow ofensywa
poraziia ostatnio, zostal ukarany
dotkliwie bo mu obcieto-pensye
do poiowy. -. Fakt, IL Austrya-
cy trzymaja kilka gor po stronie
wioskiej W jednym punkcie po--
granicza, istotnie ME znaczy VIE
lie w porownaniu z tenn co W in
nych punktach zajeli Wlosi te-
rytoryow austryackich. Ponadto
i'm dalej sic nieprzyjaciel zapu--
scsi, tenn trudftej mu bedzie ko-
munikowat sic ze swemi bazami
operacyjnemi, zwiaszcza ma 60
rzvstym terenie, Wiosi naodwrot