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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27

quotations on No. white which broke
all records Thursday. The highest on
the Topeka floor was S1.56 on mixed
May corn on the Kansas City wire
S152, as low as $3.50 and closed at
S1.51 Il
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27
MAY BE RUSS DRIVE
Active Artillery Fighting Launched
Along the Riga Front.

Petrograd, April 27.-Active artil-
lery fighting along the Riga front, par
ticularly in that sector where Russia
started her December offensive. was
reported in today's official statement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27
WORK STOPPED BY RAIN
City Garbage Collectors Have Hauled
Away $50 Loads.

Following cleanup week, April 16 to
81. the city garbage collectors have
this week hauled $50 loads of refuse
from alleys where it was placed during
the campaign. One hundred and
twenty-five loads were hauled We'd
nesday.
The city has sixteen teams doing the
work. No work was done today be-
cause of the Indictment weather. but
the hauling will be continued when
the weather becomes brighter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27

Washington. April Ex-senator Will
liam E. Borah will retire from the SEN
ate at the end of his present term, he
announced today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27
SNAP SHOT S

AT HOME NEWS

Why does the wind take pretty girls,
Just tilt their hats, just loose their curls,
And make them look Just right,
And take the girl of palmer face,
Who has to struggle for each grace,
And make her look "a fright.
-Nels Ningle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27

New York Cotton Market
New York, April G-COTTON-Spot.
Market easy. Middling. 5000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27

Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel s27.-
Adv.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

All of the the equipment for the
new telephone exchange is now in
Norris and by the time that the
switchboard is completely installed
in the new brick building, all of the
outside lines will be ready to change
over. r. e. Dodds and crew of
four men came this week to rush the
work to completion and although
there is mass of detail to take care
of they expect to have the new ex-.
change ready for business in three
weeks.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Anyone wanting practical nurse
girl, call me at phone 627 H. Miss
Alice Ratcliff. At
I. T. Siverts was in Beardsley the
latter part of last week looking after
business interests.
Wendell Glotfelty returned Sun
day from a few days visit with his
parents at Fairfield, Iowa.
John Litschauer went to Starbuck
Friday to visit his wife, who under
went an operation Wednesday of last
week.
Norbert Walz left for GLASGOW,
Mont, Monday to take charge of a
large hardware establishment at that
place.
You will find more of the leading
people of Minnesota registered at the
Radisson, than at any other hotel in
the cities. adv.
Now would be a good time for
you to have your harness over
hauled, repaired and oiled at the
Henle Harness Shop. adv.
Rupert SIR returned the latter
part of last week from st. Paul
where he had been employed in a
checking station since February l.
S. J. Stebbins returned Sunday
from st. Paul, where he attended
the Minnesota Retail Hardware
Dealers association annual meeting
that was held last week at the St.
Paul hotel.
The secret Of easy starting for
winter motorists is having a fully
charged storage cell. We have an
expert to overhaul and fix any kind
of battery trouble. Olson-Hemming
Auto Co. adv.
Rudolph Eek spent a day the last
of last week at his home here, after
spending some time in the northern
part Of the state with the Geo. R.
Stewart Co., of Chicago, who fin
ished some decorating contracts. He
went from here to Anoka.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

H. H. Wells returned Monday af-
ter a two months absence in the East
and the Sunny South. Mr.. Wells
was in Havana during the recent
election troubles in Cuba and saw
several prisoners brought into the
capital. Many American tourists
became alarmed and curtailed their
stay on this account said Mr.. Wells.
Mr.. Wells expects his daughter, Mrs.
Thorpe, of Washington, D. c., whom
he visited on his trip to come here
next month. Mr.. Thorpe is a lieu
tenant-colonel of the marines and
has already been ordered to San
Domingo.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Carl Wollthan went to St. Paul
Monday as the Stevens county repre-
sentative to the State Income Tax
Commission that was held at the old
capitol, Tuesday and Wednesday.
While Mr.. Wollthan is in the cities
he will attend the sale of consid-
cradle amount Of county ditch bonds.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

DR.. c. P. Soper returned Wednes-
day from a three months visit at
Nevada, Iowa. AS soon as Mr.. Soper's
new home on the corner of Idaho
avenue and Tenth street is complet-
ed, Mrs. Soper will come here from
Nevada. The home in question will
probably be completed in three
weeks.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

w. I. Nolan, of Minneapolis, who
was here with the group of legisla-
tors that visited in Morris last
Thursday, delivered an address be-
fore the farmers club at Loveland
hall Friday.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

DR.. o. T. Johnson and DR.. G. w.
Geerty returned Sunday from Mimi
eapolis, where they attended the an
nuaI meeting of the State Dental
association that was held at the Col
lege of Dentistry of Minnesota
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
last week.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

I lave several farms in this coun-
ty for sale that I would accept as
part payment, unincumbered resi-
dence property UP to $35OO.OO. H.
B. Kamp, Morris, Minnesota.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet with Mrs
J. Thornell next Thursday afternoon,
March 8.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Miss Vera Burbank spent Sunday
with her parents, returning to re-
sumo her school work Sunday eve
ming.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harland. 1eft
Wednesday night for .Rolfe,g Iowa.
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. Harland is a. daughtegtof
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walk. r.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

o. c. Hanson went to Litchfeld
Wednesday to assist in the closing
of the Wells Bros, store at that
place.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Mrs. J. r. Kruger who has been
ill for the past few days is some bet
ter today. .-.@
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry entertained
number of their friends Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. CherrY's
birthday. t
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Mrs. L. c. Spooner went to. Minnie
apolis Wednesday for two weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. RID.
Barrett. =. 1-fs A
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

The E. R. Circle Ladies of the G.
A. r. will meet at Linne's Hall on
Tuesday afternoon, March 6, at 2
o'clock. All members are requested
to be present.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed
to please. If
M. B. Lord was a Hancock bust
ness visitor Saturday.
Sverre Vinje was in Willmar the
latter part of last week.
John McNally, Jr., of Chokio, was
here on business Friday.
The Hotel of Character and Com
fort, Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis.
Use Scranton Hard Coal, "The
Coal that Heats" Stone Implement
Co. If
Mrs. Paul Spooner has been i'll
for several days of this week but is
better today.
Eliza Grove was sick Monday and
her position at Weum's store was
taken by Miss Pauline Lord.
John Boyd, Lawrence Zahl, W. A.
Brandt and Roger Casey spent the
latter part of last week in the Twin
Cities.
Rev. A Olson is at New London
this week attending the district
meeting of the Willmar district of
the Lutheran Free church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Meyers have
moved into the Henry Jones re
sidence on Fifth street that was re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burke.
Charles Turnell, manager of the
Northwestern Cement and Tile Co.,
of Starbuck, was laid up the latter
part of last week at his room at the
Merchants hotel with light attack
of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Light returned
Sunday from St. Paul, where they
spent last week attending the an
tail Hardware Dealers association
at the St. Paul hotel.
Mrs. c. G. Berg was here the first
part of the week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Malmberg, while en-
route from Minneapolis to Valley
City, N. D., where she will manage
a large millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Christensen
celebrated their ninth anniversary
of their wedding last Wednesday eve
ming by inviting about twelve or fif-
teen of their friends to supper. The
guests played cards, sang and played
games.
L. G. Morley of Minneapolis, and
formerly manager of the Gieb-Carl
Lumber Co., here, was a Norris Wis
itor Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Nor
ley audited the books of the Gieb-
Carl Co., while he was here and left
Monday for different lumber compan-
les.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

The early Monday morning mail
brought spongy appearing package
to Harry Lord. Very carefully he
unwrapped the fragile looking pack
age and was greatly surprised to find
a large ham sandwich. The name of
the sender was not evident. Of
course the first Impulse was to sat-
isfy certain pangs of hunger that
we're instantly created at the sight of
the sandwich. Before he did this
however, he was checked by the
thought that the innocent looking
"ham on bun" contain some relent-
less enemy. This horrible alternative
was ample sufficient to cause Harry
to throw sandwich and wrapper in
to the furnace at the Norris National
Bank. Now however, he wonders if
it was not after all the thoughtful
gift of some unknown friend. But
the sandwich has long ago been con-
sumed.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Miss Nellie Dunbar of Mason City,
Ia, is the guest at the Bert Hollen-
beck home.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Miss /. M. Borrill returned Wed
nesday from two months pleasure
trip in the East and South.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

You'll enjoy the Radisson, Mime
apolis. adv-tf
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

L. G. Morley of Minneapolis, and
formerly manager of the Gieb-Carl
Lumber Co., here, was a Morris Wis
itor Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Nor
ley audited the books of the Gieb-
Carl Co., while he was here and left
Monday for different lumber compan-
les.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Eye-sight restored by DIR. Brokaw,
eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9Th and 18th Of
every month. Painful head and
eyes made painless. Price always
lowest. adv.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pashan, living on the Bert
Hollenbeck farm, seven miles north
of Morris, has recently been singing
a song of kept the pigs in the par
lor." This is not quite correct for
the little pigs are being kept in the
kitchen. There are thirty of. the
little pigs and they are not more
than a week old. "It is little extra
trouble but it will help to prepare
the pigs to be fat porkers that will
bring fancy prices on the markets
before many months pass BY" said
Mr.. and Mrs. Pashan.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will give an oyster supper
and entertainment at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bost, north of the
city, on this Friday evening. Free
conveyances leave Arvig's store from
1870 to 500 O'Clock. Supper, IS
cents. All are cordially invited.
Morris tribune., 1917-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Christensen
celebrated their ninth anniversary
of their wedding last Wednesday eve
ming by inviting about twelve or fif-
teen of their friends to supper. The
guests played cards, sang and played
games.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
SIS, 100000 WIECEJ 2 PODAT-
KoW DOCHODOWYCH.

Washington, %. sierpnia. -
w senacie toczyla sic wczoraj
goraca dyskusya mad wojennem
przedlozeniem podatkowem, w
czasie kt6rej postanowiono sill
niej opodatkowac wielkie docho-
dy niz to zalecala komisya finan-
sowa, dzieki czemu uzyska sic
z tego zr6dla okoio. $75,0O0,0oO
wiecej. Postanowiono nalozyc no.
we dodatkowe podatki ma docho-
dy przekraczajace $4,000 rocznie,
podnoszac stope podatkowa W
miare rosnacego dochodu. Cd do
chod6w w kwocie $4,000 do $500
ma wynosic .dodatkowy podatek
jeden procent, ktory roSnic potem
W ten sposob, il przy dochodzic
ponad million dNlarow dochodzi
do SO procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
IcOtac nOWeml ZaStaplC.
WLOSKI FRONT.

=
W. Rzym, %. sierpnia. = Bitwa
mad Socza rozwija sic olbrzymlo
wszechstronnie wymierzona ma
Tryest, jako eel tel ofensywy
wioskiej. Ma cafej linii cd Casta.
gnavizza az do Adryatyku wzieli
W4osi wszedzie pierwsza druga
linie obron austryackich, nadto "a
brali mase jencow, dziaf, a obli--
czaja, il W polegiych i rannycF
Austryacy stracili conaJmniej
100000 ludzi. Jednym L glownych
punkt6w obron austryackich by
10 Selo, nader wazny punkt stra-
tegiczny drogowy: cztcry clez-
kie baterye broni}y fortu, kazda
okolona trzema pasami drutu >ior-
czastego, ale wojska Cadorny pre-
wadzone nader sprawnie, zajely
naprzod miejscowosci sasiednic Il
dopiero potem uderzyiy ma Selo L
kilku stron i po zacietej, morder-
czej bitwie punkt ow wzlefy. Bit
wa trwaia az do 4tej popo}udn1u
"a po tym czasie Gala LIMA Selo
re wszystkiemi pozycyami byla W
reku Wlochow. Nastepnego dnla
Austryacy kontratakowali potez-
ME, lecz niewiele sprawic zdolal
- odparci wszedzie Z bardzo clel-
kiemi 'stratami.
Wieden, %. sierpnia. - RAPPORT
austryacki donosi krotko bez
wchodzen::a w szczegoly, IL Wlo-
81 bardzo slime ataki rozwineli mad
I<onzo, lecz re wSzystkie te ataki
zostaly odparte masa STRAIT ME
przyjaciela. Ma lryest byf atak
torpedowcow aeroplanow w:o-
skich: kilka os1b cywilnych ID
stalo zabitych, kilklnascie polka
leczonych. Liczta hieprzyjacioI
atakujacych mad Isonzo by}a 0
wiele wieksza Cd wojsk austryac-
kich - mimo to zwyciestwo jest
20 stronie austryackiej... Glow
ne szturmy byly skierowane na
!inie miedzy Tolmino krn pod
Auzza.
Rzym, %. sierpnia. - Dal5ze
szczegoly wielkich walk naG
Socza podaja, IL Who's; wypacll
nieprzyjaciela zajeli miasteczkl'
Descia, Britof, Canale, Nonrrez,
Rosa inne pomnleJsze, WSzyst-
kie zosta}y poniszczone przez IT,
chodzacych Austryak6w. w wal
kach tych swietnie dopcmogia
wloska awiatyka, kt6ra k;erowala
ogniem bateryi wioskich - mi
mo mgly, czynila rekonesarse /
bombardujac pozycye nieprzyja,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
OKRETY ZATOPIONE
PRZEZ NURY NIEMIECK1E'

Ponizcj podajemy liczbe okre-
tow zatopionych przez nury me-
micckie W przeciagu % ~''uhie-
glych tygodni w pierwszej kolu-
mnie podana jest liczba okretow
G 1,6OO tonach pojemnosci, w dru-
giei liczba okretow mniejszych, a
W trzeciei liczba statk6w malych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
NIEPOKOJACE WIESCI
Z ROSYI.
Washington, %. sierpnia.

Washington, %. sierpnla. -
w ostatnich czasach mialy ma
dejSc Z Rosyi wiadomoSci, ktore
wywolaly znaczne zanlepokoJene
w tutejszych kolach rzqdowych.
Department stanu postanoWlI
wiadomo$ci tych ME publlkowac.
cdnosza sic bowiem podobno do
wewnetrznej sytuacyi ogolncj w
Rosyi, zaiatwienic kt6rej nalczy
.wyiacznie do .rzadu prowizorycz=
nego. Ma zapytanie czy mic "a
chodzi moiliwoSc, re do wladzy
w Petrogradzic zaczynajq przy--
cIodzic skrajno socyalistycznc
elementy, kt6re bedq dazyc do "a
warcia oddzieInego pokoju, od--
powiedziano w departamencle
stanu, &c zadnych wyjaSnien sic
ME udzieli.
Prasowo natomiast donosza, &c
RoSya przcdstawila dokIadnie
radon alianckim i Stanom Zje--
dnoczonym Gala swq prawdzlwa
sytuacye, oswiadczajac, re jezell
nie otrzyma pomocy natychmia-
stowej i trwalej, ME bedzic dla
nicj mozIiwem wojne dalej pro-
wadzit. Me znaczy to, jakoby
grozila ona oddzielnyn pokojem,
ktorego stanowczo ME chce ami
rad prowizoryczny ami wiekszost
narodu, stoi jednak wobec takich
trudno5ci ekonomicznych, re bcz
pomocv z zewnatrz ME moze od-
zyskac zadnego znaczenia mill
tarnego, Faktem tez jest, re sy--
tuacya wojenna na frontach ro-
syjskich przedstawia sic groznie
i licza sic powaznie.z ia ewentu-
alnoScia, re GAIA MoIdawia uleg-
ME presyi wojsk austro-lliemiec--
kich W ciagu najblizszych trzech
tygodni.
Wczoraj odbyia sic tn wanna
konferencya, ma ktorej podobno
rozwazano szczegolowo Gala sytu
acye rosyjskq i omawiano kwe-
stye dania Rosy pierwszehstwa
pred innymi Aliantami pod
wzgledem dostawy dla niej pew
nych niezbednych jej ,materya-
low i prowizyi. w konferencyi
tel wzieli udzial miedzy innymi: /:
lord Northcliffe, przewodniczacy
brytyjskiej komisyi dla zakup6w
W Ameryce, Colville Barclay, rad
ca ambasady brytyjskiej i kieru--
jacy obecnie ia razie jej sprawl
mi wobec chwilowej nieobecnos-
c. ambassadors Spring Rice, hr. .di
Cellere, ambassador wloski An
Dire Tardeau, przewodniczacy spe
cyalnej misyi francuskiej do Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
AMERYKANIE MA DINO RA--
ZEN z NIEMIEcK1M NUREM
Nowy York, % .sierpnia. -
Do jednego portow atlantyckich
przybyio wczoraj 46 rozbitkow,
wlaczajac W to s czlonkow za}ogi
ola obs}ugi dial, amerykah-
skiego parowca naftowego Cam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23

Bezonvaux. w ciagu wieczora s
takich atak6w Francuzi odparll,
zadajac Niemoom straty w lu-
dziach wprost olbrzymie; nadto
znowu wzisto spora gromade jen-
COW. w walce verdunSkiej obi
czono stwierdzono, IL Niemcy
mieli 5 dywizyi rezerw i 400 bate
ryi armatnich w rcbocie; wiele L
tego Francuzi i'm zabrali, jeszcze
ME obrachowano.
w ciagu dnia minionego
szesG aeroplan6w niemieckich mi
szczono, piet uszkodzono; zau-
! wazono, IL W atakach niemieckich
W okolicy Verdun awiatorzy ME
mieccy ostrzeliwali szpitale Ger
wonego Krzyza w pozycyach fran
cuskich, w jednym takim szpi-
talu siedmiu zolnierzy rannych
zostaio zabitych przez bombe ME-
miecka - oraz dwie pielegniarki
zginely.
Berlin, %. sierpnia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki ,,przyznaje'', IL Fran
cuzi zdolali zajac chwiloWo maiq
Geese okop6w niemieckich pod A
vocourt - ma verdunskim tere--
ME, oraz mad Mozq w kilku punk
tach pod Samogaeux, Jednako-
woz te drobne, lokalne powodze-
MIA zostaiy oplacone olbrzymiemi
stratami francuskich wojsk. Po-
"a mniej waznymi lokalnymi ata-
kami ma reszcie linii francuskleJ
- wielki znow byi atak we Flan-
dryi wojsk angielskich ma Lens; !;
wszystkie szturmy angielskle od-
parto, wanna owa baZa niemle-
cka zosta}a w reku niemieckich !;
nieprzyjaciel straty poni6s} ogro-
mne.
Dalsze szczegofy O walkach
ma zachodnim froncie podaje ko-
munikat nastepujqcy: We Flan--
dryi dzialowa walka pod Blk
schoote, Warneton, Ypres, St. Ju-
lien, Staden i Mcn;ni - byly tez
ataki wrecz odparte wielka
strata wroga, bez zmian wydat-
niejszych w sytuacyi. Pod Lens
| Anglicy .zdolali opanowac sklady
wegla podziemne, czeSciowo p}o5
mace cd pociskow, jake ma ME
paddy. Pod lie Catelet szereg po-
tyczek krwawych. Pod St. Quen-
tin kanonada. POD ,Verdun, w O.
kolicy Avocourt nieprzyjaciel po
powszechnym ataku liniowym -
zupelnie daremnym... zdolal W
kilku punktach wedrzec sic ma po-
zycye niemieckie. :. (Doslownie
wiec atak daremny, jednak zwy--
cieski!. :. Przyp. Red. D. C.) Pod
Trupia Cora, Forges Samogneux
odparto dalsze ataki - bardzQ
potezne. w walkach tych straty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
AMERYKANIE MA DINO RA--
ZEN z NIEMIECKIM NUREM

Nowy York, % .sierpnia. -
Do jednego port6w atlantyckich
przybyio wczoraj 46 rozbitk6w,
wlaczajac W to s czlonkow zalogi
ola obs}ugi dial, z amerykaf-
skiego parowca naftowego Cam
pana", ktory zatopiony zostal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
POSTEPY IMAGINE ALLAN
TOW.
MA FRONCIE FLANDRYJ-
SKIM.

OEN1m.
Londyn, %. sierpnia. - Ma
odcinku flandryjskim pomiedzy
Langemarck Frezenberg ,Angli-
cy w5rod walk poteznych posune-
Ii sic znacznie wgiab w Okolicy
CORY Nr. 35. Walk sic tocza ro-
wniez pod Ypres / to bardzo
gwaitowne - Anglicy wystepuJa
agressywnic. Pod Lens Niemcy
nieustannie kontratakuja masy
wojsk ma to poSwiecajac / straty
ponoszac ogromne: wszystkie ich
szturmy odparto, w niektorych
punktach Anglicy poczynili p0-
stepv. W kazdym razie utrzymali
Kanadyjcy wszystkie zdobyte po-
zycye ma przedmieSciach Lens.
Ma calej linii dzialowa walka ME
ustaje dniem, nj noca.
- Walka w odcinku Lange-
marck Frezeuberg jest prawdo-
podobnie poczatkiem nOwego Ii
niowego ataku aagielskiego, wy
mierzonego ma to, by Niemcow
wyprzec wybrzezy belgIskich.
Teszcze niema szczegoiowych 2
walk tel raport6w, lecz naogoi
postep jest dobry i silny. Dalszem
ogniskiem boju flandryjskiego
Jest wciaz jeszcze wzg6rze Nr.
TO-. ma kt6re Nicmcy Sla szturmy
i ataki jeden "a drugim - wszy-
stkie bezskuteczne: tylko odb;cie
tego punktu moze zdecydowac o
utrzymaniu Lens przez Niemc6w.
Z obu stron komasacya wojsk ma
wielka skale.
DALSZE SUKCEsY.
Londyn, %. sierpnia. - Ostat-
ME raporty donosza: Anslicy
wSr6d przepoteznych atakow po-
sune1i sic wydatnie we Flandryi
IA linii dr6g Menin-Ypres i po-
suneli linie angielska ma pol mil
na p6inoc. ma froncie dwu i pol
mill. Walka to byia wprost despe-
racka - jehc6w wzieto niewiclu
- bo Niemcy bill sic do upadie-
20. do ostatniego tchu. w wal
kach owych znakomicie wyroznili
sic znowu Iriandczycy i to FARO
VINO z Ulsteru zolnierze, jak i Z
poludniowych stron Irlandyi.
Paryi, %. sierpnia. - Pod Yer
dun Niemcy rozpoczei serye
kontratakow ma pozycye zdobyte
onegdaj przez Francuzow W jed
nei z najwiekszych bitew tegoro-
cznej kampanii. Wszystkie ataki
niemieckie odparto - nadto
Francuzi posuneli sic wgiab linii
niemieckich wiecej wzieli jenca
i zdobyczy: pojmanych nieran-
nych Niemc6w liczba juz W tych
dwu dniach siegneia do 6,1l6,
Wog6le walka toczy sic ma caiej
linii francuskiej: rad Aisne byly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-23
Wyzsze podatki ma Wie|kie doChody.
Robotnicy " dokach pozostana lojalni.
Przesz1o So "a buszel pszenicy.
2 2wypadki dyfteryi W Camp Logan.
INNE ETELEGRAMY.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

przez nur niemiecki d. ego bm.
W odlegloSci okolo 175 mil Cd wy
breezy Francyi. Przed poslaniem
parowca ma dno, rur zabraf po-
kIadu ,,Campana" jego kapitana
/ pieciu ludzi obslugi dial jake
jchcow wojennych i zachodzi
rrawdopodobiehstwo, ze ludzie C
znalezli potem wraz nurem gr0t
ia dnie morskiem.
Rozbitcy zostalt ocaleni tcgC
samego dnia s. 6tej wieczorem
przez pewisn .francuski okret wo:,
jenny, kt6l ego kapitan oznajmii
zc nur gernlahski ,,U-2", ter
sam, kt6ry zatopif nCampana'
natknqi sic w godzine potem ma
jeden Z francuskich krazowni-
kow, kt6ry 60 zatopif, jak swlad-
czy o tenn nadeslana juz przez
kapitana krazownika depesza is
krowa.
Czfonkowie zafogi ,,Campana"
cpowiadajq, &c stoczyli Z nurem
czterogodzinna zacieta walke, o.
strzeliwujqc go Z trzycalowych
arlnat i zaprzestali jej dopiero
w6wczas, gdy wyczcrpala i'm sic
zupelnie amunicya. LODI podwo-
dina byla uzbrojona W czterocalo-
we armaty i walka toczy}a sic na
odleglost okolo 1900 jard6w. Po-
dobno nur zostaf ugodzony trze-
ma strzalami, Z ktorych jcdnak
zaden ME byl dla niego fatalnym.
Gdy amunicya amerykahskiego
parowca zupelnic sic juz wyczer-
pala, wywiesi} on flage re zna-
klein, re sic poddaje, pomimo te-
60 jednak LODI podwodna ostrzeli-
wala 60 jeszcze Przez godzine,
poczem dopiero kapitan jej wziaf
jelic6w, statek rozkazaf swym
ludziom wysadzic W powietrze.
OSwiadczyi on przy tenn, re tylko
dlatego ME bierze ,wiecej jehc6w,
poniewaz ME ma rniejsca ma nu-
RE.
Wzieci zostali: kapitan Gam
pana" Alfred Oliver, oraz czion-
kowie zaiogi armatniej James
Delaney, Charles Klein, Boats:
vain Root, J, Jacobs William
Miller.