davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRuFF
Girls! Try Il! Hair GETS soft fluffy and
beautlfuI-cet 4 Is sent bottle
Of DAnderine.

If you care for heavy hair that glis.
tens with beauty and Is radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
Is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hair, besides 1t imme-
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandruff. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair II you have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair Of its lustre, its strength and
Its very life, and II not overcome 1t
produces a f~everishness and itching OF
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get a 25-cent bottle Of
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store and just try it.-Adv.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
lritish Express Hope German
Jaot Was Not Killed or Sc
riousIy Injured.
yHivAlRY SHOWN IN WAR
Only Question Among British Avistors
Is as to Whether Note Should Be
Written ia Poor German or
Good English.
BY LOUIS EDGAR BROWNE.

correspondent OF Chicago NeWS.)
British Advanced Base. near Amaru,
Turkish Arabia.-'sThe British avia-
tors trust that the German pilot Of the
Fokkcr airplane which was shot down
jured nor killed."
This note was penned In English
after Il two hours wrangle la the avi-
alton camp over its ~phraSeology. and
over whether 1t should be written In
bad German or in good English. There
Of the message. The note was sealed
up IN 4 canvas bag and dropped into
the Turkish lines addressed The Ger
mGn Ayiators."
The note was a return OF a great
courtesy. Some time . a British
Turkish lines. Both pilot and observer
were killed. A few days later a pack
age was dropped into the British aero
dronle from Il Turkish airplane. Safely
packed between two pillows We're two
watches, two cigarette eases, Il ring,
III 'iiitA llilihtIS ana a lGilCI, w uAlll
In effect said:
Tile German ayiatorS with the
Turkish army regret the sad death Of
TIVE very valiant hostile aviators. They
return the personal effects OF these
brave men, thinking that their moth
ers would like To have them"
Who says there is no chiyalry In
modern warfare?
Turkish Gun Knocked Out.
When | arrived at the aerodrome the
birds" had just landed from their
morning scouting expeditions. The
daily "straf" had been successful. Be
tween mouthfuls Of melons they car
ried OF Il rapid-lire conversation con
centrating on the topics last nights
raid on the Turkish ae~rodrome." what
happened to Fritz" and the mote to
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
BIRDS BUILD THEIR
NESTS UNDER FIRE

Philadelphia, Pa.-Eirds build
nests in European forests while
trees are being shelled during
the artillery engagements. ac-
cording to DR.. Arthur A. Allan,
head OF the department devoted
to bird study at Cornell uni
versity, who spoke ut the Amer
lean Ornithologists' meeting here
recently.
He said a doctor with an am
bulance corps In France counted
35 species OF birds that had built
nests In ruins Of buildings and
trenches abandoned by inhabi-
tants and soldiers.
ARTILLERY fire that sweeps
away entire sections OF woods
fails to disturb the birds which
happen to be building there"
Doctor Allan said. 1.-The observ-
er was able to see 4 number Of
these birds building nests under
fire. The tree In which one OF
the birds vas making a nest was
entirely swept away by a shell,
but a bird on q neighboring tree
kept right ON building"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
Suit for Early Spring Wear.

gathered In ut the waistline and fin
isled with Il belt OF taffeta. continued
into strap ends which button to the
belt OF the coat In front. give a deco
ratiye touch to the otherwise plain
coat. Buttons and loops carrying the
neck. The upper collar may be Of
corn color and the lower one OF purple
OF vice versa, according to choice.
White and h~igh-colorcd fiannels will
be developed in early spring sports
suits, and these Will be trimmed With
soutache braid, leather bands or EN-
broidered bands.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
Hiuh Turbans Of Fur.

The high cylindrical turbans OF fur
or plush, where the crown curves IN
i~mperceptibly on the left side, are
among the all-too-few becoming shapes
of h season SO far. One seer in a
shop was of white plush and had an
oblong metal buckle posed toward the
right side of the front. Such d hat is
meant to be worn down on the head
right down to the eyebrows. It is
especially good to wear with those new
high Spanish coiffures that make the
other hats stand too far up on the
hair.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
OF INTEREST TO MOTHERS

The cost Of food today Is a serious
matter to all OF you. To cut down
your food bills and at the same time
improve the health Of your family,
serve them Skinners Macaroni and
Spaghetti two or three times per week.
Children love 1t and thrive on 1t. It
is the best possible food for adults.
Write the Skinner Mfg. Co., Omaha,
Nebr., for beautiful cook book telling
how to serve 1t In a hundred ways,
It's free to every mother.-Adv.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
Hiuh Crowns Of Jet.

Enchanting little hats in the new
Mushroom shape have rather high
crowns made entirely Of jet seuuins
and brims Of shirreG Black n~et-sevar-
al layers Of the net shirred on light
wires. The whole Hat is light ana
dainty In effect. for the jet crown is
made of net also, With wafer-thin Sc
gums sewed closely together.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
Guessed Wronu.

Two sober citizens met on 4 street
IN Babylon.
You and l will live to see the day
when this dancing a will end" said
the first sober citizen.
Il don't doubt It." answered the Sec
ond sober citizen. 1.-The world will soon
outgrow such madness"
And that was 2716 years before the
Castles took New York by storm.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
Not New, but 4 Little Different.

The French silk and velvet corsano
flowers which have been used for a
couple Of seasons, done up in miniature
bandboxes. have returned in the same
or even daintier boxes with ribbons
punched at the sides, and there is n
difference in the flowers. The heart
Of each tinted rose or orchid holds q
tiny vanity case with ull its appoint
lnentS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05

lis Gertrude Hilton. fouiteen-year-
old girl, who declared she was taught
to rob men by a cabaret performer
with whom sho lived. The photo was
taken In the rooms Of the Children's
society, where Miss Hilton is being
held.
Ruth Howard. twenty-four, a cabaret
performer, Is being held on a charge
of grand larceny md of having har-
bored a fourteen-year-old girl for i'm
moral purposes. The charge was made
against Miss Howard by a Dutch cap
tain. Richard Gerbugge. who lived at
the Hotel Wolcott. New York. Accord
ing to the story Miss Howard and four
other girls Of which Miss Hilton is one
went with him for an auto ride through
the park and robbed him Of S1r.lN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
WORRY DOESN'T PAY.
ASSERTS UNCLE SAM

Washington. d. C.-The pub
lie health service. which has
been gathering statistics on nerv-
Gus diseases and their tendency
to shorten life, has issued u bull
letin against worrying.
$50 far as is known" the bull
letin says, mo bird ever tried to
build Tor nests than Its neigh
Dor; no fox ever fretted because
he had only one hole in which
to hide; no squirrel ever died OF
anxiety lest he should not lay
by enough nuts for two winters
instead of one and no dog ever
lost any sleep over the fact that
he did not have enough bones
laid aside for his declining
years"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
inherlts 100000: Back on Job.

Greeley, Colo.-Lewfs G. Dodge. a
miner. was old he had inherited $780,
600. well. II that's oil. I'd better get
back to work" he said. THE boss
don't pay me for loafing."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
Drunk for Nineteen Years.

New YOrk.-Ad,nitting that he takes
only n drink every day and that
drink makes me drunk" Matthew Muir
ray, a plumber. declared in domestic
relations court that he had not been
sober a single day for 10 years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05

It takes both "sales" and steam.
to make progress on the sen of busi-
ness.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
lmnertane te geotnere
A Metorist,a Criticism.

Here's a map that will show You
oil the points OF interest on the route"
Its no good" replied Mr.. Chuggins.
1T shows a lot OF landmarks, but Il
doesn't definitely locate the repair
shops"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05

Three Chinese girls who recently ar
rived at Vancouver are the first woman
stOwaways to land In Canada.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05
At the Source.

Farmer-These are the cows.
City Child-Which one does the JAM
tor make you take from?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05

the German %aviators." They seemed
rather sorrowful because Fritz" and
his Fokker could no longer furnish
them diversion OF an evening.
He was q brave man. said n
1ier.
"How about the Eighty" l suggested.
1T was q great 60" said one avia-
tor. Three of our birds were up. one
was spotting for the guns and the
other two were acting rs escorts.
Fritz deliberately came up in a big
aviatik to axe us all on. l take my
hat off to that 'boche.' He was a thor
ough sportsman"
When Fritz was sighted the fun
commenced. The three British ma
chimes went for him like il streak Of
lightning. Fritz drove straight for
the nearest British machine. firing his
machine gun through his propeller.
The German pilot had two or three
narrow escapes. His big machine was
not mobile enough to even give him q
chance against such superior strength,
SO he descended. The three British
machines We're left In possession Of
the air.
In about ten minutes a signal from
the ground flashed hostile airplane
coming this direction" The three ma
chimes in the air prepared for battle.
In Il few minutes the Fokker came into
sight. Fritz" had zone down to get a
machine with mobility.
Clever Maneuvers In Fight.
Suddenly one OF the British ma
chimes made a dash at the Fokker. In
tending to ram 1t. Both machines
were we'll over 5000 feet above the
earth. Had the British pilot been sue
cessful and rammed the Fokker. both
would have tumbled to the ground.
Fritz" apparently did not see the OBJ
ject Of the British pilot until there was
only about 200 feet Of intervening
space between the machines. The an
gle of approach was SO acute that the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-01-05

The world seldom speaks we'll 4fa
mar who II dcad broke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
Zadaia wiecei wojsk z
Ameryki.
LcndYn. 27 listopada.

ACAuyu, ~ A1SLopdua. - RE-
mier Lloyd-Gcorge otworzy} tn Sc
sye konferencyi Rady Wojennej
Aliantow -. NOVA, W ktorej os-
wiadczyl, il upadek militarnego
waloru Rosyi kleska wloska sta
wiaja .iako wymaganic aktualne-
koniccznoSc przyslania wiekszej
ma>y wojsk Ameryki Tia teatr
Woj jnv. to W czasie moZliwic mai
krotszym. Premier wyrazal sic Z
najwitkszcm uznaniem dla tego,
co Amcryka juZ Zrobi}a dla spra-
wy dcmnkracyi - na punkcic do
>tarczania z;,pasow amunicyi, Zy
wno>ci. okretow, zas}11y f!oty anne
rykanskiej i picrwszej expedycyi
Zo}nierza, lccZ zaraZem ZaznacZyl,
ze interes wsp6lny wymaga ofiar
owych, ME ograniczonycll rachuba
mi, DO wszystko tcraZ wSp6lnie
trzeba czynic = podjac kazdy wy
slick by zwyciezyc. W tym sa-
mym duchu przemawial admiral
Benson, kt6ry wyrazi4 sic zc Sta
ny Zjedn. So screen i d,lsza W woj
nic. w konfcrencyi owcj uczestni
czyli zc strony Stan6w Zjedn.
gen Bliss. admir-. Benson. Perkins.
DR.. 4. Taylor, B. Colby, O. 7. Gro
shy Y. Mccormick.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
0KRET zAT0PI0NY.
06ary koalizyii kontr-
torpedowca.
Washington, q listopada.


Srkrc1arz floty Daniels og!aSza
naStepujaca wiadomc>c:
"AmcrykailSki ma!y kontrtor--
pcdoWicc. Chaunccy. pelniacy stu
zbe patrolowa Ia morzu, w ponic
dzialck rano wSkrtek kolizyi 70
>ta| rozbity zatopiony. Wedle
pierwszych wiadomoSci II osdb
straci|o zycic. Chaumcey byl stat
kicm >tarcgo typu wybudowanym
W Philadelphia W +. 1902; mial 420
ton pojemno>ci, zaloga jcgo sk}a
dala sic 81 ludzi oficerami.
Cd wiccadmirala Simsa otrzy--
NAL Department marynarki ma
stepujacy wykaz nazwisk Office
row i zo}nierzy, ktorzy stracili zy
Gle, kicdy W poniedzialek W sire
fie wojemej kontrtorpedowiec
Cha,msey zatonal wskutck koli--
zyi:
Walter E. Reno. komend. porll
cznik 23i9 So. Dist str. Philadel-
phia.
Charles F. Wedderburn, porucz
mix; Chevyw Chase, Nd.
Harry G. Skinner jr .podporu-
cznik, Mount Washington, Nd.
Stanley I. Anthony, Bedford,
Mass.
Honore H. Claggett jr., Laurel,
Nd.
Daniel B. Crane, 2710 August
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

Dctcktym Bart Maloney spot
kal wlocha nicdalcko cd stacy
Ipolicyjncj przyprowadzif go z
lsoba na stacye ccntralna, polozy]
bombe ktora zDajdowa}a sic W
carmen pudclku, na st0i w poczc
kalni, a wlocha zabraf do ofisu leu
tcnanta Flood'a. Detcktywi wten
|czas znajdowali sic IA drugim pie
trze budynlu, gdy zeszli nadof,
jedcn spostrzcglszy pude}ko "a
|czal go cgzaminowac. Wtcm bonn
la explodowala. Nizsze pietro W
budynku wstrzasne}o sic i wszyst
kic okna powypadaly.
Explozye odczuto W calej glow
ncj czcsci miasta tysiacc osob przy
bylo ia miejscc gdzie sic wyda-
rzyla explozya. Strazacy najbliz
szej stacyi przybyli Ia ratunek.
WicIc cia} zabitych osob, ktorc
wydobyto, zabrano do wiezicnia
powiatowcgo, kt6rc sic znajduje
zaraz naprzeciwko cd stacyi poll
cyjncj, a poznicj do trupiarni.
Bomba byla przeznaczona ia
zniszczcnic cwangiclickicgo koscio
la umicjetnic urcgulowana do
vybuchu w przeznaczonym czasie
il ustawiona w bascmcncie pod ko
scio]cm tcgo dnia po poludniu.
Wloch podal owe nazwisko jakoo
MaZinni.
Zabici zostali.
Dctektym David O'Bricn.
Detektyw Fred Kaiser
Dctektyw Stevens Stacker
Dctektym Albert Templin
Dctektyw Frank NJ. Caswin
Dctcktyw Paul Weller
Hcnryk Decker, odzwierny ma
stacyi
Edward Slender, operator j
katarzyna Walker.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

I Ranni sa: ,
Detektyw Louis Hartman, zla-
name lcwe ramie
Dctektyw Herman Bergin, ma
noge poraniona. ~
Ranni i zabici porozrzucam by
Ii po lokalu,. po kilku- minutach
zycia widoczncm bylo IL nie mic
MONA uczynic ma ich ocalenic.
w pokoju po mad wybuchenl
bomby znalcziono zwloki operate.
IA Stcindlera, kt6ry zostal zabity
pociskicm mctalu, kt6ry przelecial
zdolnej stancyi.
Lcutnant Floud znajdowa1 sic
W chwili wybuchu w pokoju na
przcciwko kurytarza.
Mazinni, uznany zosta1 przez po
licye winnym caiemu nieszczesclu.
Zabita kobieta Katarzyna Wal
kcr, udala sic na policye zameldo
wac rabunek i stala W korytarzu
czekajac ma wejscie do ofisu ftute
nanta, gdy W TEN bomba explode
wafa. $3.50, I, es.,s;,..7r ~
Grzmot explozyi .sprowsdzH
siacc osob ma stacye. W 30 minu-
tach krcwni zabitych zaczeli przy
bywac. Pcwna kobieta wchodzac
do budynku zcmdlala W szamota
niu sic policyantem stojacym
IA stray. :,
Ciafo debt. O'Brien 1eza1o ma
srodku pokoju 2 twarza ma dol.
Detektyw Stcckert lezal niedale--
go wyjscia, jego ramie usta byly
zmiazdzonc i Gale cialo okrOpnie
poranionc.
w jego odziezy, znaleziono ;ka--
walck stall, okolo diva Gale " kWa
dracie, ktory przcszedf przez jego
4cialo. ,s+s. 81.
Ktokolwiek z czlonk6w policyi
nic zostal zabity przez .Wybuch
wojny MONA nazwac ze cudem s.
calal. s,y3x.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
Wlelk,e zwyciestwo Angikow.
Londyn. 81 listopada. - Angli-

cy odniesli najwieksze zwyciest--
wo. jake uzvskanc zostalo na ia
chodnim froncic bojowym w cia-
yu calcgo rolu! Wiclka potezna,
re stall konkretu. obronna LIMA
Hindcnburya zostala zlamana,
zniesiona na przcstr@eni - mil
frontu - pomiedzv Scarpe rzeka
a st. Qentin, na wsch0d od Arras.
w nickt6rych punktach Anglicy
wdarli sic ia 5 mil wglab. tax zc
|Niemcy stawiali op6r ia ost:tnich
swoich okopach: zebrano MEM
com kilkanaScic miasteczcll wsi
o strategiczncj donioslo>ci, pre-
szlo 5000 Niemcow wzieto do ME
wolf. zdobvto masy Gale wojtnne
go materyalu, wSrod tego przeszlo
POO ciezkich dial niemicckich. Cd
|znaczyly sic swietnic po stronic
angielskiej wojska irlandzkie,
szkockie walijskie; bitwa toczy
sic W dalszyln ciagu: objektywa
czyli punktem celowym akcyi zda
je sic bye wazny wezef kolejowy.
miasto Cambria, pod kt6rem juz
tuz prawie znejduje sic nova LIMA
angielska. Wsrod miast zdoby-
tych SO nastepujace: Mearcoing,
Anneux, Graincourt, Novelties, Ca
telet, Beleglise, Angielskiemi woj
skami dowodzil swietnie general
|dywizyi Julian II. Byng, kt6ry "a
sluzyl sic swietnie; znajdowal sic
przy MIN W czasie bitwy, jako oh
serwator stydyujacy w6dz amery
kanskiej expedycyi we Francyi
'gen. Pershing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

,sktory (tanks) ruszyly na-
z0d o 6 20 rano j do II 30 w po
lnic picchota anyicISka, ktola
rszvla Ia traEtorami walrZyla
II nicprzv.jacirIrm W "twartrm
III wzlluz drnyirj pomocniczrj
ii llindcnb,lrga.
Dwa kontrataki \icmcow costa
zyniecionr przeZ anYiclSka pie
tr. Jrncy przyznaja, zc atak
dIa nich kompl"1na nlcspo-
lnka i zastal wiclu-z mich w
ianlach. Anylicy potrafili
vwotuvHnia Go ataiu utrzv-
: W kon:plrtnym >rkrrcir. -
ala, tra|;tory / woj>ka z"roma
' ,no w scktorZc Cambria brz
'1crllia uwagi n!rprzyjaclcla W
~ nocv. kilkanaScir Wirlkich
4 wpa1lo w rccc anglcl>klc.
" Go Samrj chwili atuku had
en- cbit,vv. panowa| niczakl6co-
mczem Spok6j. q 6:2O rano
,,ya linia traktor1w. u>1awiona
szcrollim froncic r,lszyla row
nacznic. a picchota angirlSka
* i IA mimi. w przcciayu kill
Sckund caly front nicprzy.ja-
Xxi na przcst,'zcni wie|u mil
;nial od rozmaitych koloro-
h syynal6w, kt6rc wyzwaly
walt artylcrye nirmircka W
% pomoc. Czerwone, ziclone.
inicbicskie rrcc szybowaly
,rr. ByI to niczwyk|y fajer-
+ Nicbawcm odczwaly sic
nicmiccki:, ale ogien ich
ABBY. Nic byli przygotowani
odobna cwrntualnoSc i ME
.cli ydzic strzelac.
bawcm zagrZmia|y wiclklc
.Ia angic1Skic. A traktory ella
toczylv sic naprz6d, miazdzac
zvstko 20 drodzc. az w koncn
-dostaly sic po IA linie obronnc,
szailces na czNstc pole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

wyZ>zym rcgu|om, bedzic areszto
wany intcrnowany. kazdy ME-
mice, opuszczajacv Washington
romitdzy dnicm wczora. .jszym, a
dnicm l3go yrrldnia, musi sic "a
raportowac II wladz. dokad odjez
dza muSi sic rownicz zglo>ic do
lnarszalka fcdcralncgo dystryktll
u podanicm przyszlcj micjscowo-
sci zaInirsZkania.
In>trukcvc policyi opicwaja. IL
ti6m;icZtnic sic Observation-Disclosures
prokIamacyi prczydcnta ME be-
die uwzylednianc. .JcZcli policy
ant Spotka Observation-Disclosures
micszkaiica y icmicc. kt6,A mi, oil
powic, zc nic vie. co ma zroblr,
ma go natychmias1 od>tawic do
biuru marszalka frdcral,lego.~
,Oncgdaj w Sadach tutcjSzych
byIo pclno Nicmcdw. ~otowsch
do przy.jrcia obywate1stwa Sta
now Zicdnoczonych. C'i, kt6rzy
maja pirrw>ze papierv. a ME po-
starali sic o drugir, m,,sza tax s;'
mo opuScic Washington, jak ci,
kt6rzy ME maja zadnych papic--
row. Okolo 300 \icmcow. przc--
waZnir kcIncr6w mcchanikow
Icpl,Scilo Washington we wtorck
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
translation filed with the post Winona Mnn
26 1917 required by the Act Of Congress Oct g. 1911
TIA HINDENBURCA R0ZBlTA
Brytyiskie Wojska Zaje}y II Miei-
sc0w0Sci 5000 .Je1c6w do NieWoli.

ytyjska naczena kwaera Francy, 27 istopada. Any
Francy pxcama! ne 1lilcnbrga viclu punktach na
iij z mozlwc dzaaa kawaery wieksza ska
NirsIoewany aak rozpoczaf sic >wc crokm frocie.
pcrwsyc lk %otznach postepy. Oszolo
Nrmcy sawiaIi say olr pounic sapcrzy angiclscy
rcowal 1rogami po rZcz stayc lmi obronnych
rency polazcj lczc porz nap|ywac ontr Stray aak1
acych wojs byIy male Wiclka lcza p0w icmicckc ley
c, 6wna trasza lIindenrga ydzic zaskoczony ncrzya
] usi}owa zatanowac atak AngIik6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

| Cd niedzieli naplywaja codzien
nie wiadomoSci 0 zwyciestwach al
mil pod komenda gencrala Byn--
GA kt6ry sic coraz dalcj pos,lwa j
zdobywa coraz wiecej miast i mia
steczek wypedzajac nicmcow, kt6
rzy uciekajac pozostawiaja swc
Irynsztunki i zapasy zywnoSci pc
"a soba.
Wiesc o zwyciestwic napclnia
Anglie wszystkic krajc alianckie
radoScia entuzyastyczna. Zwycie-
stwo to moze najwieksze, jake
!cdnoszono ia zachodnim froncic
od czasu bitwy mad Marine u. Ii
ria Hindenburga - byla duma i
nadzieja gl6wna Centralnych, tym
czasem linia ia zostala znicsiona
prawic doszczetnic i to jak sic
zdajc Abez zbyt wiclkiego wy>ifk,,
&c strony Anylik6w. Bitwa costa
ls uplanowana przcprowadzona
w sposob mistrzowski: zapewnc
ia przygotowywano cd czasu pew
nego,a jcdnak zdolano towykonac
w najzupelniejszym sckrecie, po
wtorc Zo>tala ona przcprowadzo-
na Zupe}nie nova mctoda - bez
przygotowania artyleryjskiego -
jak dotad zawszc bywalo i TEN
straszniejsza Smiertelna stala
sic niespodzianka dla wroga. Rap
TEN - onegdaj zrana Anglicy ru-
szyli do. ataku masowo - poprzc
dzani miaSt dZia}owego Ognia
kolosa lnymi swymi pancclmikami
]adowymi tankami' ktorych
wielka liczbe miaf gen. Beng do
rozporzadzenia, tc potworne ma
szyny torowa}y droge zastepom
angiclskim - zmiatajac, miazdzac
| pred SODA wszystko, zapory pfo
tow kolczastych, okopy i rowy
zr6wnujac, otwierajac szerokie
drogi postepujacym zolnierzom
angielskim Cd pierwszej chwili
bitwy by}a ona pomyslna dla
Anglik6w: Niemcy stawiali tan
kom'' i nastepujacym zo}nierzom
lopr6 Itchy, uchodzi]i pospiesznie,
lpoddawali sic tlumnic wsr6d
jcncow jest oko}o POO oficer6w!. :.
To przylad. il duch tam panowa1
slaby, skoro nawet oficerowie tax
licznic sic poddawali. Tuz "a linio
wemi wojskami angielskiemi po-
stepuja pionierzy, kt6rzy odebra-
ny tcren natychmiast reorganizu
ia do obrony w razic eventual
|nych kontratak0w. w punktach
w okopach, gdzie Niemcy lepiej
stawali i dawali wiekszy op6r,
straty ich sa ogromne, a rwa1y
Gale trup6w leza Ia bojowiskach.
Straty Anglik6w, jak raporty
stwierdzaja, sa stosunkowo niepro
porcvonalnie male. w bitwie bra
la tez udziaf wazny kawalerya an
gielska, ktora zasluzy}a sic w po.
suwaniu szybkiem wglab, naprzod
ii zajmowaniu miejscowosci posi-.
czegolnych., Juz W pierwszym ra.
porcie wzmiankowano, IL Niemcy
Ipr6bowali kontratak6w - miano.
wicie pod Havrincourt i Bulle-
court = lecz kontrataki te pom.
Inozy1y tylko kleske Niemcow, ktt
rzy zdziesiatkowani zostali j cd.
parci. -
lz1PUUJ0U S0BEWIARUsAi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
Zlan,anie linn Hindenbmga.
Londyn, 27 listopada. Ra


port angielski z nowej ofensywy
mad Scrape rzeka = donosi, IL IL
MIA Hindenburga zosta'a zlamana
pomiedzy st. Quentin a Scrapc
rzeka na znacznej przestrzeni
Ia wglab Cd 4ch do 5ciu mil.
Miasteczko re zrodfem Notrc
Dame, zabrane W przcsz}ym tygo-
dniu przez nieprzyjaci6} odzyska-
he zosta}o w czwartek. OkOlo die
vice tysiecy nicmcow zabrano do
niewoli, pominaws2y wielka licz-
be zabitych rannych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27

inc court, Los Angeles. Cal.
.Jocsph S. Ewart, 81 Second str.
Newport. K. |.
Charles A. Goodrich, Oakwood,
III.
Algcn II. Guttridgc, Cullison,
Kan.
Henry G. Hannah, 155 Subway
str. Buffalo, y. y.
Joseph \. Heroux, 23O South
Soto str. Los Angeles, Cal.
William II. Hampcl. Randvillc.
Mich.
Ira +. kopp. 1927 Harrison str.
Daenport. Ia -
Charles 4. O'Connor. 1O3 W..
broadway, South Boston. Mass.
Francisco paytakhan. OlonyS-
po. r. |.
John Rhinchart. Block Island.
r. |.
John 4. Smith. 1O5 W. Ninety
fifth str. New York.
John Williams Stribinl". War
ING, Tex.
Oswald J. TcrkildScn, 1876 Sc
|vcnth ave. rock YIN. y. Y.
Nicholas II. Wagner, Fullerton.
Md.
George Wornc1l. San Francis
co, Cal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-27
Dyskusye mad Rezolucya.
Buffalo, N. Y. ~ listopada. :


Ma onegdajszej sesyi konwencyl
American Federation Of Labor, ,od
by1y sic dyskusye mad rezolucya
przez komitet przychylnie zrefer-
mowana 0 poparciu ustaw zarza-
dzajacych konskrypcye obywateli
KRAKOW sprzymierzonych W .tym
kraju. Kiedy Thomas Black, pc
wien delegat kanadyjski, wyrazil
sic 0 tych ustawach, ze jest to
"ustaWodawstwo tch6rzliwe ''mn6
stwo delegat6w zerwa1o sic, "a
dajac cofniecia wyrazenia lub Q.