davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-12-25
Negro, Meade Soldier,
Gets Ten Years for Raid

Camp Meade. Nd. Dec. 2i.-Sergt
John J. Holloway. one of the coIorcd
soldiers here who participated in the
raid upon ShiplCy. M. September
"a. has been sentenced TO ten years
at hard labor in the disciplinary
barracks at Fort Jay. New York:
dishonorable discharge from the
army and to forfeit all pay and al
lowances. according to an announce
ment from division headquarters
here today. The court-mart!ars find
ing in the cases Of nine other ne
groes charged with participating in
the riot will be made public later.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-12-25
Francis Sends No Word
Of Seizure of Woman

Secretary OF State Lansing declared
last night that Ambassador Francis at
Petrograd had reported nothing to the
State Department concerning the re-
ported arrest of Miss Bessie Beatty,
San Francisco newspaper woman,
by the BolshcvIki authorities at Petro-
grad. Similar information was forth
coming from Counsellor Frank l.
Polk. Of the department
Senator James D. Phelan, of Cali
fornia, who obtained passports for
Miss Beatty when she sailed for Rus
STA. was unaware of her reported ar
rest until informed by newspaper men.
He expressed n willingness to make
all possible efforts in her behalf
Senator Phelan said he understood
that Miss Beatty is a relative OF Rear
Admiral Frank E. Beatty. L. ). N,
retired
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-12-25
Boy Shoots Another
At Target Practice

While shooting at a target near
twenty-fifth and NJ streets northeast
Yesterday afternoon, Clarence o.
Tucker, 10 years old, living near
Twenty-eighth and NJ streets north
east. was accidentally shot by Adolph
Minder, II years old, of 1525 Rosedale
street northeast, with 22-caliber ride
Tucker was removed to the Casualty
Hospital suffering from a fractured
collarbone.
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naturalle" and other rowing fowls of
Hyattsville.
Mr.. Rushe has decided that food is
too high 10 be fed to some one else's
bear. He wrote to the owner at An
niston notifying him that he was 60
ing to put Roco UP at auction. The
owner replied: Go ahead and sell
him."
Accordingly a public auction was
held at Hyattsville yesterday. The
bears rep" was Rushe's misfortune.
No one bid enough to cover the costs
Of feeding the bear during the last
several months.
So Rushe bid the bear in, but Rocco
Is again for sale. Any one who wants
to buy him may visit Mr.. Rushe at
Hyattsville. and any reasonable offer
for bear" will be accepted.
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oppression. Out Of the darkness Of this
night there will come a shining day
and the truth Respondent will shine
upon all. and liberty and righteousness
under God will rule the world.
God Is not the ally OF the German
people. 1t is monstrous to afnrm IL
1t would be the height OF wickedness
TO believe il.
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Teuton Educator Interned.

Scranton. Pa. Dec. A.-George
Schaeffer, an Austrian instructor in
the International Correspondence
Schools, was interned today by the
Federal authorities, who found his
pro-German sympathies mischievous.
Schaener, Is years old, is accused OF
having engaged in conversations in an
attempt to prove the case Of the css-
trail powers,
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GERMAN WAR
LORDS FACE
NEW UNREST
Presidents Distinction Is
Believed Bearing Fruit
in Europe.

President Wilson's distinction be-
tween the government and the peo-
pie OF Germany is believed to be
bearing its fruit in the Teuton EN-
pire.
The majority Socialists, most
powerful opponents of liberalism
in Germany. but loyal to the gov
eminent since war was declared.
have now split with the govern
ment over annexationist plans for
Poland and Courland.
This information came through
Switzerland and France yesterday.
1t is officially regarded as the most
serious evidence of the possibility
of an overthrow OF those German
powers with whom the United
States will not make peace. The
gravity of the situation indicated
is outlined as follows:
When war was declared. the So
cialists in Germany split. One
wing. the majority, submerged its
beliefs in the interest of German
nationalism. This party has been
permitted all the political freedom
of any of the others. The minority
Socialists have been prosecuted and
suppressed.
Majority Wakes Up.
The majority Socialists have now
apparently recognized that the
present masters OF Germany" stand
not for more nationalism, but for
the expansion of Germany by might
and at whatever cost.
They have protested that the
plans of the anVexation OF Cour-
land and Poland represent merely
an alliance between the landed aris-
tocracy Of Prussia and the big land
owners Of the two Russian pro-
vinces. Irrespective of the wishes
Of the proletariat Of those provin-
ces.
So loud has been the majority So
cialist protest that the government
has suppressed their meetings. In
consequence the socialists are fur
Their protesting against the in
fringement of their right of meet
ing by the military powers of Ger
many.
See Failure OF Russ Peace.
The dispatch received here today at
tributes this change Of attitude to the
influence of the Bolsheviki armistice.
Taken in connection with the declara-
ton of TrotZky that they will not sign
a peace Of anneXations, the German
activity is considered further TO
presage the failure of the Russian ne
gOtiations.
But the most serious light in which
the dispatch was read by officials here
today was this:
The German Liberals which STOOD
for the ravage of Belgium, the sink
ing of the Lusitania, the Bernstorfr
outrages and the unrestricted subma-
rine warfare have at last turned
against the government responsible
for these things.
1t is the first break in the ranks OF
the government parties since war was
declared. Officials here are reluctant
to predict the result of these mutter-
ings. Under normal circumstances it
IS recognized that the Socialist element
in Germany could have unfortunately
without producing effect on the gov
eminent. War conditions and the con-
slant reiteration of President Wilson's
words that the United States is not
at war with the German people. but
only with their corrupt masters, is
reckoned as a powerful Alternative OF
the usual course OF German political
affairs.
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trenchinG the Italians delivered a
sharp counter offensive and in a
violent hand-to-hand battle drove
the invaders back.
On the west front the Germans
continued their harrassing opera
tiOns along the whole front, trying
to feel out the Franco British lines
for weak spot.
Their raids in Flanders. at Yer
dun, and in other sectors were all
repelled.
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BAKER DECIDES
DRY LAW DON'T
RULE FRANCE
Sheppard Measure Can't
Restrict Sale of Liquor
to Pershing's Men.

The War Departments regards no
law prohibiting the sale of liquor
to American troops in this country
as applying to Pershing's men in
France.
A clear definition Of the meaning
of Gen. PershIng's order permitting
the American expeditionary force to
use light wines and beer was given
by Secretary of War Baker today.
At the same time the Anti-Saloon
League and Congressman in sympa-
thy with It were preparing for an
after-recess drive to rout the last
lingering shadow OF John Barleycorn
from the camps and cantonments
''oyer there"
Baker Backs Pershing.
While declaring that the War De-
partment had no Official knowledge
OF Gen. Pershing's order and was ad-
vised Of the situation solely through
press reports. Secretary Baker said
that his understanding of it was
that the order was not one of per-
mission to drink wine and beer, but
OF prohibition against the use Of
stronger liquors.
As to the law which prohibits the
sale Of alcoholic liquors to soldiers,
the secretary said:
The law was enacted to remedy
certain conditions in this country. 1t
has no extra-territorial features. II
cannot prohibit the sale of LIQUOR to
American troops in another country.
At the same time 1t does not pro-
hibit American troops from drinking
alcoholic liquors If they can purchase
them"
Ignores "Drys" Contention.
When told that the Anti-SaIoon
League had declared that IL It re-
CURED an amendment to the law to
prevent American troop5' getting
spirituous liquors in France II would
see that Congress passed it, or that
II merely War Department ruling
was necessary. it would have that
ruling made. Secretary Baker had
nothing further to say.
cannot discuss that" he said.
Neither would he discuss the au-
thority Of Gen. Pershing TO issue an
order at variance. in spirit. at least.
with Congressional legislation.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
left no doubt of the navy's attitude.
An American naval officer or en-
listed man is forbidden to use al
coholic liquor while he is in uni
FORM" said the secretary. He will
be in uniform as long as the war
lasts"
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KAISER "OVER ALL"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

ly with you: If we only had some
thing behind us. II we only had
some relief 1t came as the result
Of the blow in the East, where It
is seen that the storms of war there
are at present siIenced. God grant
that it may be forever"
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1,15S Dead at Halifax.

Halifax. n. S. Dec. 24.-The total
identified dead from the Halifax
disaster now number 50 and un-
identified 3N, making a total Of
LBS bodies recovered. .Fifty-one
bodies were buried today.
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Under God of Justice.

Surely a merciful Father who has us
all in the hollow of his hand would
never permit the triumph OF a cause
represented by such evil and sinister
forces of which the emperor is an ex-
ample.
The Christian people throughout the
world. having confidence in a God of
justice and mercy. will confidently lift
their hearts to Him in this great
struggle between the forces OF right
eousness and the forces OF evil and
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BRANDS KAISER FIEND
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

In reading these and similar state
ments, including his recent speech TO
the army, mingled feelings of indigna-
ton and adherence arise-indigna-
tion at the impious and sacrilegious
effrontery of one whose conduct, par
ticularly in this war, stamps him as a
cruel, fiendish and barbarous ruler.
one who has no compI ehension OF TIC
Christian God whose name he in
vOkes, and whose spirit conclusively
proves that the spirit OF Christianity
has never been understood by him
adherence because the name OF
Deity can never be associated with a
cause that represents cruelty. retro
erosion and a moral decadence that
must be shocking to civilized people.
To every student of Prussian phil
osophy and the teachings Of the
statesmen and so-called ''intellec-
tuals' OF Germany during the last
quarter of a century, It is manifest
that neither the emperor or the class
Just referred to has any conception Of
the nature of Christianisty or the I'M
DERIVING spirit OF true civilization.
Kaiser Not Christian.
The emperor is NOT a Christian
and his uttcrances indicate that he
lives in a medieval age, or is so
fanatiCal and arrogant that he re-
CARDS humanity as mere creatures 10
minister to his greatness and power.
As a matter of fact, modern German
thought is atheistic and grossly ma
terialistic.
1t can be understood, having a true
pei ception OF German thought. why
the military forces Of the emperor de-
stroy religious edifices, murder priests
and nuns. ravish women, butcher chill
dren. ruthlessly destroy ancient towns,
lombard hospitals. sink ships bearing
wounded and supplies for the starving
and the inmates Of hospitals, deport
populations and subject to degrading
and most cruel servituje millions OF
helpless men, women and children.
Under Cod of Jusfice
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-09

zdobytych - 20! Pozycya zdo--
byta byia jedna z najsilniejszych
na caiym zachodnim teatrze woj-
ny, osIania ona Lille panuje mad
Ypres, ktore nieprzyjaciel ostrze-
liwa3 nieustannie z CORY Mr.. co.,
dis ME istniejacej; jest W jej
miejscu przepase, NINA angielska
stworzona. Owa CORA by}a OBJ
serwacyjnym Cenrem niemiec-
kim, niej sledzili rugby wojsk
angielskich walili Ypres, ktore
jest jedna ruina. Gaia LIMA ME-
miecka z}ozona byia z mil rozle-
g4ych zygzakowato prowadzo--
nych cementowanych okopow,
bardzo systematycz. i SLIME zafozo
nych, akrami niezliczonymi sieci
drutu kolczastego zasnutych: w
niektorych punktach ma mile ca}e
ciagnesy sic te druty! Ia tenn
byia masa dial: cd najwiekszych
kolubryn do mitraliez, zatern siee
znowu - labirynt istny podziem-
nych drog, podkopow, kolejek,
doprowsdzajacych ludzi i amuni-
eye. Wszystko to dis przedsta-
via sic jak jedno kolosalne, pre-
paSciaste kretowisko. Anglicy po
przygotowaniu dzia}owem ma wiel
ka skale, trwajacem kilka dni "a
czeli o godz. 3-ej mad ranem, wy
sadzeniem olbrzymich min, Cd
dwu lat przygotowywanych, kto-
re wyrzuciiy pod niebo wzgorza
caie dziesiatkami tysiecy Mem
COW, na mich stojacych, potem
nastapi1 atak liniowy przy udzie-
le ,,tankow" ii. olbrzymich auto
mobiI, kt6re mimo okop6w, dru-
tow rozpadlin suneiy niewstrzy-
ma1ie, podwozac zo}nierzy -
pod same okopy nieprzyjaciela.
Jednoczesnie grzmiafy straszne
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cuskie pod St. Quentin i La Fere
i przygotowywali atak wrecz
lecz dziala francuskie, odpowia--
daily tax wymownie, re Niemcow
Cd ataku wstrzymaly. Kilka alta
k6w niemieckich w Szampanii od-
parto. w Alzacyi, pod Souain i
Belfortem byly expedycye reko-
nesansowe francuskie, ktore spro-
wadzily jehc6w niemieckich. Av-
rincourt kilka innych punktow
- poza liniami niemieckiemi
zbombardowano Z aeroplanow.
- Ma linii belgijskich wojsk O.
bustronna kanonada - wzmaga-
paca sic statecznie.
Berlin, 9. czerwca. - Niemie-
ckie wojska we Flandryi pod pre-
sya skupionych wojsk angielskich
i wskutek wielkich explozyami
minowemi spowodowanych szkod
cofne}y sic - ma linie
bardzo silna poza Hollebe-
ke basen Douve, o diva XII
lometry poza Warneton; poza--
tenn atak angielski miedzy Ypres
Ploegsteert odparto (!!?), je-
dynie pod St. Eloi Wytschaete,
takze w Massines nieprzyjaciel
wdarl sic ma pozycye niemieckie
minami i armatami poniszczone.
Rozpoczeto juz kontrataki i od-
parto nieprzyjaciela ku Messines,
oraz atak ma calej linii wstrzy--
mano SLIME. w okolicy Arras ar
tylerya obustronna dzia}a bardzo
gwaltownie. Ma francuskiem
skrzydle, ma Chemin des Danes,
oraz na dalszych liniach Ramona
da energiczna walki rekonesan-
sowe przewaznie. w walkach a.
wiatycznych II maszyn alianc--
kich zniszczono.
Londyn, 9. czerwca. = Hydro
plany angielskie atakowaly kolo
Dixmude we srode try maszyny
niemieckie, ktorych dwie znisz-
czono, jedna uszkodzono ciez-
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WLOSKI FRONT.

Wiedeh, 8. czerwda. Ma
froncie wioskim niema wazniej--
szych ostatniej dbby wydarzeh
jedynie armaty ME spoczywaja
ma caiej linii mad Socza i W Al
pach. ....
Rzym, 8. czerwca. - Walka ma
linii Soczy dose, normalny ma
przebieg: dziaia w}oskie ostrzeli-
wuja koncentracyjnie stacye au--
stryacka St. Lucia, koio Tolmino +;
pod Vodice atakowali Austryacy
nader gwaitowlaie, lecz atak ow
o. Fs 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-09
MCADOO ZACHECA DO
SUBSKRYPCYI.
New Orleans, 9 czerWca.,

New Orleans, 9 czerwca.' -
Sekretarz skarbu McAdoo wy
da4 tn nastepujace oswiadczenie:
,,Wedle otrzymanych przez de
parliament skarbu raportow, O.
golna subskrypcya bondow Po--
zyczki Wolnosci dosiega obecnis
sunny 81 3OO,OOO,OOO, czyli o
$700,0O0,OOO mniej niz Gala po-
trzebna kwota. Ola zebrania tych
$7O0,O0O,OOO i przekroczenia SUI
my subskrypcyjnej pozostaje
nam jeszcze Z dni czasu. Ma ca.
lei 1inii powinnismy podwoic swe
wysilki, ably zapewnic sobie po-
trzebne jeszcze subskrypcye. Je-
zeli prowadzona obecnym en-
tuzyazmem praca potrwa bez
przerwy do dnia 15-go czerwca,
przyniesie ona wspaniafe rezul-
taty i pozyczka okaze sic jednym
wielkim sukcesem, lecz ME trze-
baw tel piracy ustawac i przypu.
szczac,. re subskrypcya ca}ej po-
zyczki jest juz rzecza dokonana.'
PREZYDENT MIANUJE 81
GENERALoW.
Washington, 8 czerwca. -
Prezydent Wilson zamianowal
wczoraj trzech genera}-majorow
i osmnastu generaiow brygady,
wybierajac pomiedzy korpusu
oficerskiego przedewszystkiem
ludzi zdolnych i doswiadczonych
ME kierujac sic powodami, &c
ktorys Mich znajduje sig dluzej
w siuzbie dratego jest pierw--
sly ma liscie. Rownoczesnie a.
wansowanych zostaio 200 Office
row marynarki, miedy mimi zas
kapitan Hugh Rodman, ktory o.
trzymal range kontradmirsia.
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STRASzuWE TRzES|EN|E
z|EM| | WYBOCH
WULKANU.
Ca|y San Salvador " gruzaCh'
100 amerykadSkich |otnik6w WeFranCyi.
Subskybowano dotchczas S1,3OO,000,000.
Nominacya 21 nowych general6w.
Goethals daje dymisye swym asystentom.
Pro1,ihicvine hile u1 aeracie
linacya 21 nowych genera1ow.
'ethals daje dymisye swym asystentom.
Prohibicyjne bile w senacie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
PROJEKTY POMOCY
AWIATYCZNEI.

Washington, 8 czerwca. =
Sekretarz wojny Baker, oficero-
vie kohl. wojennego i gene
raj brygady Geo. o. Squier Z
korpusu sygnalowego armii kon.
ca opracowywac plany zadanis
najbardziej dotkliwego ciosu
Niemcom przez wyslanie olbrzy-
miej eskadry awiatycznej ma po-
moe Aliantom, kt6raby uniemo-,
zliwiia wprost jakakolwiek ak.
eye lotnikow germahskich. Gdy
projekt ten zostanie wprowadzc
ny W zycie, armia niemiecka IT,
tract najlepsze swoje ,,oczy" W
wojnie, a artylerya bedzie mu-
sia}a strzelac poprostu ma slepo.
% lie wiadomo, istnieje zamiar
wysiania 100000 areroplanow do
Francyi.
Washington, 8 czerwca. -
Sekretarz marynarki Daniels O.
glasza, re 100 amerykanskich
lotnikow marynarskiego kor-
pusu awiatycznego przybyio
szczesliwie do Francyi odda1o
sic do dyspozycyi tamtejszej ko-
mendy. Dowodzi mimi porucznik
Kenneth Whiting, procz tego
W sk}ad tel eskadry wchodza po.
rucznicv Godfrey de Chevalierl
Virgil c. Griffin Grattan O.
Dichman. Naleza oni do najlep-
szych lotnikow W marynarce a.
merykaiskiei. d!
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baterye angielskie, ME dopuszcza-
jac rezerw niemieckich tyfow
arnii ma 'front.' objety atakiem
TAX uplanowana bitwa - w Kill
kudziesieciu minutach zniosia
pierwsze linie obron niemieckich,
prawie bez straty dla Anglikow,
poczem natychniast nastapii a.
tax ma dalsze linie: tu juz Mem
cy opierali sic d}uzej zdobycie
wzgorz Messines kosztowa}o O.
kofo trzech godzin najzacietszego
boju. w po4udnie zdobyto Wyt-
schaete; o 4-tej popo4. Oosttaver-
ne byfo w reku Anglikow - wy
mienia sic tylko punkty najwaz-
niejsze, centrowe; pod wieczor
cafy obszar zagiecia linii niemie-
ckiej cd Zillebake do Pont Rouge
zosta} wziety przez Anglikow,
tax, re obecnie LIMA bojowa mie-
dzy tymi punktami podaza w
prostym zupeinie kierunku. Vie
lie tysiecy Niemcow polegfo, ami
obliczye niepodobna narazie, ale
ciaia ich, przewaznie Bawarow
zasiewaja gesto caiy ow obszar,
a na pozycyach ciaf tych stosy
caie zawalaja dos1ownie okopy.
Noca Niemcy ME mieli nj szansy,
nj SHY kontratakowac. z tego sko-
rzystali Anglicy i ma zdobyte po-
zycye sprowadzili zaraz swe ciez-
kie armaty, ktore juz dalsza roz-
poczefy robote trwajaca i do tel
pory. Nastepnego dnia Anglicy
konsolidowali dalej teren zdoby-
ty: GAIA armia pionierow porzad-
kowaia 60 i zaraz nowe zakiada-
Ia dla Anglikow pozycye, kilka
tez byfo atakow wrecz: wiec po-
sunieto sic naprzod pod Havrin-
court pod La Basse, biorac w o.
bu punktach znowu jehc6w; "a
czynaja sic tez kontrataki ME
mieckie i ich odpieranie. Gala BIZ
twa pierwsza byia przeprowadzo-
ma nadzwyczajna precyzya i
wszystkie dziaiy i czynniki armii
i komendy angielskiej dzia1afy,
jak k6ika W zegarku dokiadno-
scia - do sekundy! General Plu-
mer pozyskai tytui siawy zasiu-
gi ME ma}y, jake wodz wojsk an
gielskich ma tym odcinku dzia}a--
jacych - zwycieskich.
Paryz, 8. czerwca. - w ciagu
'dnia 'onegdajszego Niemcy ostrze
liwali pozycye francuskie ma Che
min des Danes, W okolicy Ger
nv i Filain - bez zmian ma linii
wynikiych; noca bombardowali
bardzo gwatiownie pozycye fran
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WYBUCH WULKANU NISZ-
CZY SAN SALVADOR.
San Tuan Del Sur, Nicaragua.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua.
8 czerwca. - San Salvador, sto-
lica republiki tejze nazwy, San
ia Tecla i 6 innych sasiedn'cn
niejscowosci zostaio kompletnie
zniszczonych wskutek trzes'enia
z;emi i erupcyi sasiedniego wul-
kanu. Ostatnie depesze don "a.
ze w calem liczacem $4,000 :niesz
kahcow mieScie San Salvador,
ME pozostalo wiecej jak 10l ME
zburzonych domow.
Trzesienie ziemi zacze}o sic
we czwartek godzinie ?-me:'
wieczorem i trwa}o q maieml
przerwami przez caf2 roc. po-
czem nawiedzona katastrof:. o.
kolice zalaly strumienie iawy.
wrzacej woody i chmury spadaj2-
cego z CORY popio}u. Pomino tax
olbrzymich rozmiar6w zniszcze
ia, straty w zyciach ludzkich
maja bye stosunkowo ME wiel
kie.
Prezydent Nikaraguy wy5fIi
rastepujaca depesze:
,,Przywrocono w}asnie te'ee::a
flczne po}aczenie San Salv2do-
rem "a posrednictwem jego Pc
twierdza sic, re trzesienie zler'i
z4cze}o sic we czwartek o godzi-
lie. 7mej wieczor i wsrod ulew-
rego deszczu trwa}o Gala noc.
,,San Salvador, Santa Tecla /
okoliczne miasteczka / wioski So
zniszczone. Straty w ludziach So
nieznaczne. Wybuch}o kilka po-
zarow.
,,Prezydent Nikaraguy ofiaro-
wal telegraficznie prezydentowi
Salvadoru pomoc, polecajac ko-
mitetom ratunkowym pospieszyt
ze wsparciem dla dotknietych
nieszczeSciem bezdomnych''.
Otrzymana Z Tegucicalpa, Hon
duras depesza donosi, re procz
San Salvadoru i Santa Tecla IN
szczeniu ulegly miasta Quezd:--
tipeque, Nelapa, Suchichoto, Pal
snail, Armenios i Mejicanos.
Nowy York, 9 czerwca. -
Firma Bloom Brothers, ktora
jest oficyalnym 'zastepca repu-
bliki San Salvador W Stanacl!
Zjednoczonych, otrzyma}a oi
firmy David Bloom and Co. w
San Salvador krotka depesze:
,,Wszystko jest dobrze".
Washington, 9 czerwca. -
Nadana we czwartek wieczor
przez amerykahskiego pos}a
w San Salvador, pana Longa, de-
pesza donosi, re wulkan ko}o
stolicy republiki jest ciagle sill
ME czynny i re miasto stoi w
piomieniach. Trzesienie ziemi "a
czelo sic O godzinie 6:35 minut
i trwaIo bez przerwy niemal do
godziny S:45, poczem zaczeiy sig
wydobywac kreteru wulkanu
olbrzymie piomienie ognia chmu
ry dymu, rownoczesnie zas "a
czaI sic sypac na miasto deszcz
popioiu. Budynek amerykanskie
go poselstwa zostai obrocony W
gruzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-09
6.40O Niemc0W
do NieWoli.
Z innych Teren6W Wojny.
Austryacy Odpieraja W|och6W.
Sprawy Morskie.
Wiesci z Rosyi.
PERSHING w ANGLn.
TNNE TEL
INNE TEI.EGRAMY.
Teatrow Wojny.

Bitwa we Francyi toczy sic
nieustajaca, nj zmniejszajaca
sic forsa: Anglicy konsoliduja
zdobyty teren; wzieli 640o
Niemc6w do niewoli; Niemcy
cofaja sic.
Ma francuskiej linii gwafto-
VIVA walka dziaiowa i liniows
W okolicy St Quentin: kontr-
ofensywa niemiecka odparta -
Francuzi atakuja.
Ma w{oskim froncie Austrya-
cy skupiaja trzy czwarte swej
armii i odpieraja Wioch6w z
najwiekszym wysiikiem.