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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09


Vast numbers of German troops
are being rushed forward by Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg in an eff
fort to stem the British torrent which
has swept over the heights dominat-
ing the Lille plain and threatens to
sweep the Teutons from the great
industrial section Of northern France
AS every succeeding clash between
the mighty armies on the western
front has dwarted the one which
preceded it, so the initial phase OF
the battle of Messines promises TO be
merely prelude to the struggle
which is to come.
The British thrust follows almost
on the heels OF the triumphant an
nouncement by the German emperor
that the allied offensive in the west
had been Indefinitely checked, bear
ing ont reports that the Germans had
underestimated the power and re-
sources of their foes and were not
ready to withstand the terrific blow
which fell upon them From the
captured heights, the British guns to.
day are sending their messages OF
death across a low and level plain of
scarcely five miles in breadth, which
separates them from the industrial
capital OF northern France.
Lille is the chief of a little group
of three cities, III which prior to the
war, centered Frances great textile
industries. II formerly had popu
lation Of 100000 and its two sister
cities, RoubaiX and Tourcoing. were
the homes of about an equal number
Tourcing and RoubaiX stand on ris-
ing ground from four to six miles
northwest of lille, the only high land
now in front of the British. To their
right, however, Lille is protected by
a ridge which the right wing of the
attacking British army rests. An
advance into the plain will out-flank
this ridge.
The renewal of the British often
sive has overshadowed all other war
events, but the news is timed with
the arrival of reassuring reports from
Russia The surrender of the Kron-
stadt secessionists has been followed
by reports of the enthusiastic recep-
ton accorded Minister of War Keren-
sky on his tour of the Russian fronts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
Terrific Blow at Messines Mere
Prelude OF the Great
Struggle.
SIX THOUSAND PRISONERS
No Estimate of Number of Guns
Takes, Although it is Known
Several Batteries We're Cap
tured Intact.

British Headquarters in France,
June S.-The number of prisoners
reaching the collecting stations since
the beginning yesterday of the new
British drive in Belgium has now
reached more than 5000 Many more
prisoners are coming in.
NO estimate Of the number OF guns
captured is yet possible, although it
is known several German batteries
were taken practically intact.
The night passed quietly on the
front of the new attack, all the con
quered territory being held.
Prisoners say that scores of Ger
man guns were destroyed by the
British bombardment
The German losses in their coun.
ter attacks were terrible. The fun
depth of the British attack was 5000
yards. Three counter attacks by the
Germans, which were not delivered
in great force, were broken up last
night
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
TROUBLE IN CAMP
As GHOST WALKS
NON.COMMiSSIONED OFFICERS
KICK WHEN MEN IN TRAIN
ING CAMP ARE PAID.

Atlanta. June THE ghost walk
ed" at the officers training camp
Yesterday, and the outgrowth is al
undercurrent OF dissatisfaction among
national guardsmen, particularly non
commissioned officers of the guard
who have been assigned to the train
ing camp.
These men fail to see, as they ex-
press it, the fairness of having served
months and months on the border
given the hardest kind of service.
and now when designated for the
training camp are given nothing more
than their regular pay-about $25 to
$50 a month-While men who have
Gone no military service at all are
handed 500 by the government fol'
4 months training.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
MACON Y. M. c. A. BOYS
CAMPING ON ST. SIMON

The first party Of the Macon Y NJ
C. A. boys reached here Yesterday
and left Immediately for St. Simon.
where they will go in camp for .
week. AT the end of that time an.
other party of like number will reach
the island, and this will continue un-
til all the boys of the Central City
have had an outing
The camp will not be under strict
military discipline. but enough of il
will be had to let the boys get q
touch of what may be expected as
they grow to military age. These out
ings will not be devoid of social fea-
lures, and the boys viii get some
pleasure as we'll as somA real work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
SIXTH BARGE
Be LAUNCHED
THIS MORNING
ShipbuiIding
Co. to Add 1900 Tons
to Shipping.
LAUNCHING AT IL O'CLOCK
This Makes Six Launchings
Credited to This Company,
and They Have Contracts for
Many More.

The Cafpenter-Watkins Shipbuild
ing company will launch their sixth
barge at II o'clock this morning at
their shipyard at the foot Of George
street. The barge in question, the
largest yet constructed by this COM
pany, is OF 1900 tons, length 1875 feet
with a depth of II feet and beam oi
90 feet
So rapidly has been the launching
of these barges of the Carpenter
Watkins people that many of the EN-
ployes and a goodly number of Bruins
wick people have come to look upon
the events as regular occurrences
However. the occasion is more than
the ordinary one for in addition to
conducting a great industrial bust
ness in Brunswick, employing large
numbers of men with vast payrOis
these people are really responding to
the call of the country and they are
supplying tonnage with a wonderful
regularity to take the place of thai
being destroyed by the ruthless sui
marine attacks of the Germans. The
barge to be launched this morning
Tor instance, has the capacity of car
rying twelve hundred tons of foot
supplies, which contributes just that
much tonnage 10 ocean-going trade
President Watkins Here.
President Watkins, who has bee,
in the city for several days, and wht
always makes it convenient to come
for launchings. talked interestingly
to a News representative last night
He says that his company is more
than pleased with its shipbuilding in
vestment in Brunswick; that the por'
has ideal advantages for shipbuilding
but the crying need of the hour is al
least two hundred new houses suit
able, from a rental point OF view
within easy reach Of shipyard en-
ployes generally. MI Watkins says
that only recently his company has
lost several splendid men for the
simple reason that they could not Sc
cure houses in Brunswick for their
families. He IS of the opinion that
the question of new houses is one
which demands attention of those
Brunswickians who are really inter
ested in their city The public is in
vited to attend the launching at Il
o'clock this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
PfRSH|NG THERE,
AMERICA IS SOON
PLAY A BIG PART
Army Officers Escorted THROUGH
the Danger Zone by
DeStrOyers.
Americans We're Shown Every
Honor by Britishers-L0rd
Mayor Met the Party and Es=
COrted to London.

London, June S.-General Pershing
and his party arrived early this morn
ing at a port in Great Britain.
The American general and his
party were received by the officers OF
the port, the general commanding the
district and the mayor They were
escorted from the dock by a band
and a guard of honor
General Pershing arrived in Lon
don this afternoon. He was welcom-
ed by Walter Hines Page, the Amer
ican ambassador; Lord Derby, secre-
tary of state for war; Viscount
French, commanding the British
home forces, and other officers, III
cluding Lord Brooke, who will be at
tached to General Pershings staff
during his stay in England
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
Senator HardwiCk Delivered a
Strong Address on Child
Labor.
MRS. BLACK SPOKE ALSO
Meeting is a Great Success and
Attendance is Larger Than
Any Previous session Yet
Held.

Attendance at the meeting of the
Georgia Cotton Manufacturers asso-
citation, which began on st. Simon
yesterday morning. was larger than
ever in the history of the organiza-
tion and much business was handled
by the convention.
1t was called to order by the presi-
dent. W. c. Vereen, and the welcome
speech was made by Hon. l.. r. Akin;
response by Lee NJ Jordan, of Allan
ia, after which the meeting trans
acted some important business. Then
came the address of Senator Thomas
W. Hardwick. The subject of his
address was Recent Federal Legis-
lation Regarding Child Labor" 1t is
a we'll known fact that Senator Hard
wick has made a patient study of this
important subject, and he handled it
in his usual able and eloquent man
ner.
Senator Hardwick was followed by
Mrs. Nellie Peters Black. of Atlanta.
president Of the Georgia Federation
of Women's clubs. Mrs. Black had
as her subject GLOW Club Women
and Mill Men Can Coordinate Their
Work for the Mill Village and Get
Best Results" 1t is said this was a
very able and matter of fact talk.
and it was heard by many from this
city While Brunswick is not a cot
ton mill city, yet it is interested in
any movement which will result in
the uplifting of humanity.
At the evening session, James L.
Carbery, Of the United States De
partment of Agriculture, addressed
the convention on mill Village Dem
onstration Work"
Today's Program.
$50 a. m.-Lcaye ST. Simon on
Steamer Sea Gate.
9:3o a. m.-Reach Frederica for
short stop.
1870 a. m-Reach Jekyl Island
for short visit
LOO p. m.-Reach Brunswick Lun-
cheon. Informal reception by Bruins
Wickk Board of Trade Visit ship
building industry, sea food canning
industry, naval stores manufacturing
plants and other plants of interest
around Brunswick
500 p m.-Leave Brunswick for
st. Simon.
$3.50 p. m-Informal dance on pa
vilion with Brunswick Cotillion club
as guest
Sundays Program.
Leave ST. Simon about 500 p. M.
Special fish dinner at Oglethorpe
Hotel. Leave Brunswick about 500
p. m. on special. and arrive in At
lanta about 600 a. M, Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
MANDER 'IARR!S AND
OTHERS HAVE RETURNED

Commander F. Il. Harris, Of Camp
Jackson, returned to the city last
night, accompanied by Veterans N
L. Knight, j. r. Robertson, c. G.
Goodbread and Col c. p. Goodyear,
who was Union soldier and repre-
5ented the north
Commander Harris says it was one
Of the most. successful reunions ever
neld and said the Washington people
treated the veterans with every pos
sible courtesy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
oGLETHoRPE LODGE. K. OF p.
NAMES NEW OFFICERS

An interesting meeting of Ogle-
thorpe lodge, Knights of Pythias, was
held at Castle Hall last night and
among other interesting business
handled was the election of the fol-
lowing officers; H. w. Perry. G. c.;
G. w. Rogers. v. c.; Lee r. Deyann,
prelate; r. M. Brown, M. Of w; c. F.
Bloodworth, X. of r. and S.: II. j..
Read, M. of r. II. S. McCrary. M of
r.; |. M. Humes, l. G.; Ado Miller,
o. G.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
VOLCANO BRINGS
4 TERRIBLE TOLL
Of AWFUL DEATH
Washington Hears Was Really
Quake Which Did the
Damage.
10000 ARE REPORTED LOST
Up 10 a Late Hour, There Was
No Communications With The
Unfortunate Section OF Death
and Horror.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua, June
S.-San Salvador, the capital of the
Republic of Salvador, with 4 popula-
tion of more than G0,000, has been
totally destroyed. accbrdn.s 10 a dis
patch from San Miguel Salvador. No
detaiuls as to the maHue! il which
the city was destroyed nave been re-
ceived but it undoubtedly was the re-
suit of an earthquake or volcanic
eruption. most probably the latter
dispatch from TesdcIgalpa, Hon
dulas, says that in addition to the
wiping out of San Salvador, the
towns of QuezaltiDequa. Neiapa, Su-
chichoto, Paisnal, Arme1ios ana Mej-
icanos, also were destroyed. Meiiea
nos was a suburb Of san Salvador.
Al $50 O'Clock this morning there
was still no communication between
San Salvador and Tegucigalpa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09

Washington, June SIT has been
definitely determined san Salvador
was destroyed by volcanic eruption.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for today: Probably To-
cal thunder showers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
FRANCUSKO = ANGIELSKI
FRONT.

Paryz. Is. lipca. - Artylerya
gra ma calej linii - obuStronnie
w Szampanii nieprzyjaciel kontr-
atakowa} pozycye zdobyte przez
Francuzow na Teton Mont Haut
i zdoia} niektore male okopy do
STAG. Pod Malancourt Francuzi
rozszerzyli znacznie swe zdobyte
onegdaj pozycye wzieli nowe ma
przestrzeni 25O0 metrow pornie-
dzy Esnes a Malancourt; GAIA
pierwsza linia nimeiecka wpadla
w rece francuskie - tuz potem
Francuzi atak ponowili zdobyli
ma lynne samym froncie GAIA
druga linie okopow nieprzyja-
cielskich: posunieto sic razem ma
kilometr wgiab niemieckich linii ;
pozycyi. zajmujac wazne strate--
giczne lasy w okolicy Camard, az
pod, gore Nr. 3O4. ma verduhskim
terenie. Niemcy kontratakowall
zaciekle, lecz ich odparto O.
gromnemi stratami, oraz zabrano
i'm 425 jehc6w. w okolicy Ver--
dun. mad Moza walki pod Trupiq
Cora Nr. 304 staiy sic komplet-
nym sukcesem Francuzow, kto--
rzy odebrali juz wszystkie pozy-
eye punkty, jake pozostawafy
w reku Niemcow, wskutek ich
posunieG W dniach % / 80 czerw-
ca: Niemcy brohili sic bardzo Ia
ciekle, lecz ME wytrzymali i po-
dali tyiy; wzieto tam jehc6w,
lecz liczby ich jeszcze ME So po-
dane do wiadomosci. w Argon-
ne, SzamPanii mad Aisne dziaio-
wa robota ME ustaje prawie.
Londyn, IS. lipca. - Pod Mon
chy-le-Preux Anglicy atakiem do
brym zrobili postep lokalny jeh-
cow Niemcom wzieli; posunieto
sic r6wniez pod Wiermon !
Nieuport, gdzie wieksza byfa IT,
tarczka miedzy rekonesansujeey-
mi oddziaiami - angielskim ME
mieckim. Rejdy awiatyczne trivia,
ia stale - mime nawet ME sprzy-
jajacej pogody, byio tez sporo po-
tyczek napowietrznych, w kt6--
rych 9 aeropianow nienieckich
zrzucono, lub uszkodzone = z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
L0SoWanie p0piS0-
WyCh " tych dniach.
TANAW|AJA Minimizing
Gene PSzEN|CY.
Kontrowersya Coetha|sa Z Denmanem'
Kapitan Hinsch uciekl do Niemiec.
Field Malone W obronie sufrazystek.
Kasuja zbyteczne pociasi.
INNE ELEGR A MY.
Kapitan Hinsch uciekl do Niemiec.
Field Malone W obronie sufrazystek.
Kasuja zbyteczne pociasi.
INNE TELEGR A M Y.

, statecznie do porozumierlia po-
stanowili odnoSne przediozenie
uzupeinic szeregiem poprawek,
przy ktorych bill ten powinien
precise juz bez powazniejszych
trudnoSci W senacie. So to naste-
pujace' poprawki:
|. Rzadowa kontrola ma bye O.
graniczona tylko do Gywnosci O.
pa}u, wiaczajqc w to matte ga
zoline, ME ma zaS obejmowat
proponowanych przez rozmaitych
senator6w innych produktow. jak
welna, bawelna, stll, zelazo
miedz it'd.
2. Celem wykonywania kontroll
zywno5ciowej zamianowany ma
bye specyalny wydziai trzech
czlonk6w, kt6ry pozostawac po.
winien pod bezpoSrednim nadzo.
rem prezydenta Wilsona. Kazdy
czlonk6w ma pobierac $500
rocznej pensyi, jednym zaS Mich
musi bye rolnik, oddajacy sic fax
tycznie W chwili obecnej uprawie
ziemi.
3. Zadnej osobie, kt6ra jest pla-
tnym agentem rzadu, albo pozo-
stale ma jego us}ugach, w}acza-
jac w to czionkow komitetu do
radczego Rady Obrony Narodo.
wei, ME wolno przy wydawaniu
kontraktow rzadowych wplywac
ma to, ably zam6wienia dawano
tym przedsiebiorstwom, w kto-
rych odnosny agent czy urzednik
jest sam zaangazowany. Przekro-
czenie tego przepisu pociaga "a
soba kare wiezienia do lat pieciu,
albo grzywne do $4,000, albo o.
bic kary rownoczesnie.
4. Wszystkie magazyny zbozo.
we, chlodzarnie do przechowy.
wanna produkt6w spozywczych,
rzeznie, kopalnie wegla i fabryki
lnusza posiadac licencye rzadowa
ma prowadzenie swego Interest,".
wskutek czego ulatwiona zosta--
ME kontrola mad mimi.
5. w razie potrzeby prezydent
zostaje upowazniony do zakupna
zapas6w opalu, pszenicy, maxi,
grochu kartofli, celem odsprze-
day tych produktow ludnosci po
cenach umiarkowanych.
6. Prezydent zostaje upowaznio
ny do wyznaczenia mi1limalnei
ceny ma pszenice, kt6ra ME moze
bye jednak nizsza jak $1.75 "a
buszel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
ROSyanie OpuSzCzaja KaIuSz'
Ma Francuskim Froncie.
WfOSi RuSzaja.
Sprawy Morskie.
Lapia Niemieckie Okrety.
CO sic dzieje W Rosyi.
PRzESILENIEw w NlEMCzECH.
K1opoty Anglii,
INNE TELEGR A M Y.
CO sic dzieje W Rosyi.
RzESILENIE w NlEMCzECH.
K1opoty Anglii,
INNE TELEGR A M Y
Z Teatrow Wojny.

Rosyanie dla strategicznych
wzgledow opuScili Kafusz;
walcza na caiej linii w Cali
cyl bitwy zaciek}e Sic tocza.
W}osi ruszaja przygotowa-
miami ofensywy. -.
Francuzi biora Niemcom po.
zycye pod Malancourt; Walk
zaciete na skrzydiach - angiel-
skien i francuskiem.
Anglicy wy}owili kilka stat
kow handlowych niemieckich
ma Morzu Poinocnem, a kilka
zatopili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
WALKI w GALICYI.
KALUsZ oDEBRALIl...

Berlin, 1s. lipca. - Wojska ro-
syjslie juz ewakuOwaiy kaiusz
a zajeiy go wojska niemieckle'
Rosyanie cofneH sic "a komnice
gdzie mad rzeka ia, jak rownie2
na p6inoc cd Dniestru, mad Nara
jowka trivia dziaiowa walka bar
do potezna. w centrum l ma poi
uocnyn odcinku, ma -Bitwie i mad
D5wina, pod Ryga, pod Smorgo-
miami armaty graja bez przerwy
Eskadra awiatyczna niemiecka
zbombardowaia bazy operacyJne
rosyjskie ma wyspie Oesel - ma
przeciw Zatoki Ryskiej.
Piotrogrod, 1s. lipca. - Pod
presya poteznych kontratakow
niemieckich, ktore poSpieszyiy ma
pomoc juz faktycznie rozbitym
Austryakom - wojska rosyjskie
ila celow strategicznych oPuSciiy
Kalusz cofneiy sic mad Lomni-
ce, panujsc mad jej przePrawami,
Bitwy zaciete tocza sic mad RE
ka t., szczegolnie ma linii Nowica
.Lodziany-Krasne; wieS Nowica
chwilowo tez zostala zajeta przez
Niemcow, lecz Rosyanie odebrall
ia W poteznych kontratakach. Ar
tylerya pracuje nader intensyw--
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
co SIE DZIEJE w MEM
CZECH.

Rzym, IS. lipca. - Prasowo do.
nosza. IL coraz mocniej wzmaga
sic opinia, re Wilhelm II. W maj
5lizszej przysziosci bedzie abby
kowaf - stan jego zdrowia po--
gorszyf sic fatalnie, cesarz jest
przygnebiony. cierpi ma melan-,
cholie, nadto wznowi4y sic SLIME
lego cierpienia gardlane, oraz do
kucza mu dotkliwie prawa reka,
ora ma sparalizowana. Jedyna
jego polityki tendencya jest je-
szcze ratowanie swej dynastyi. e.
Berlin, 18. lipca. - Prasa oma-
via pochlebnic zanlianowanie dra
Michaelis- s--kanclerzem, a wSzy--
stkie stronnictwa maja 60 "a
swego; godza sic tez wszyscy, &c
to czlowiek zdolny, energiczny i
stanowczy, kt6ry sic pred nj
czem ME zawaha i ME cofnie. {.
Jutro ma ON przemawiac pierwszy
raz wv parlamencie i Cd tel jegC
mowy programowej zalezy bardzc
Wiele w Niemczech - moze wszy-
stko! Parliament bedzie mu zape-
wne chcia} podsunac swa rezolu-
eye o pokoju bez anexacyi, lecz
watpic nalezy, czy sic ma mia Mi
chaelis zgodzi: jego osadzenie ma
kanclerstwile jest zwyCiestwem
militarystycznego junkrostwa
junkierskiego militaryzmu. w
Niemczech; mozliwie jest to tyl-
ko przejScie do dyktatury w Men:
czech, kt6ra mogfaby przypa5c W
udziele Ludendorffowi, lub Him.
denburgowi. Wicekanclerzem 20
stall w miejsce dra Helffericha -
hr. Roedern; nastepca ministra
spraw zewnetrznych Zimmerman
ma - podobno Jeszcze ME Jest
postanowionys Bernstorff, by}y
pose& niemlecki W Waszyngtonie
- kt6rego wymleniali, jako MOI
liwego przyszlego ministra spraw
zagranicznych, zostal zanianowa
nv poslem do Danii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
CO Sic DZIEJE w ROSY1.
UKRAINA I FINLANDYA?

UKRAlNA | FlNLAND4A!
Piotrogrod, 18. lipca. - w Ro-
syi znow grozne przesilenie -
sprawcami jego grupa ,,Bolszew-
rikow" skrajnych radykaiow-so-
cyaliStow, domagajacych sic ma
tychmiastowego pokoju. Wskutek
ich agitacyi - onegdaj do drukar
nj ..Nowoje Wremia" wpadla gro
mada zolnierzy i robociarzy,
wstrzymali druk gazety a za5ada-
Ii wydrukowania proklamacyi,
wzywajacej lud ma ulice, ma barry
kady - do walki rzadem pro-
wizorycznym argumenta: "a
jac natychniast wszystkie wydzia
ty rzadu, fabryl1i, banki, ziemie
- siowem wszystko!.. E. Urza--
dzono demonstracye ma Newskim
Prospekcie, w}adze ugly wojska
- to musialo strzelac do tiumu,
kilka osob zostaio zabitych, ram
nych kilkanascie. 3. Prasa lojalna
ostro potepia excesy. Do stolicy
powrocif natychmiast minister
wojny Kerenskij, ktory bawii ma
froncie dowiedzia4 sic rezyg--
nacyi rownoczesnej trzech mini
strow - jak wczoraj juz donosi-
fy telegramy: Szyngarewa - mi
nistra finansow, Manuifowa :
ministra oSwiaty ks. Szachow-
skiego szefa departamentu wsparc
publicznych; sytuacya powazna;
w wydziale Kongresu Robociarzy
i Zoinierzy radzono dtugo mad
przesileniem gabinetowem: Ke-
renskij nastaje, by owl ministro-I
vie, swe rezygnacye cofneli. jesli
ME cofna, to mozliwie stanowiska
ich zostana dane socyalistom. Po~
wodem rozlamu w gabinecie by1a
sprawa Ukrainy, Co do ktorej ma
skutek raportow specyalnych -
ministrow Tereszczenki i Csertel-
lego cabinet powziat uchwafe, ze
zgadza sic ma polityke separacyi
Ukrainy! Trzej ministrowie, wy
zej wyrnienieni, gfosowai - pre-
civ temu programowi, a gdy ich
przegfosowano, zg1osili swe rezy-
gnacye, zarzucajac Tereszczcnce
i Csertellemu, ktorym byia po-
wierzona do zbadania kwestya
dazen Ukraincow, IL przekroczyli
zakreS kompetencyi i'm udzlelo--
nej, poczynili Ukraincom W Kijo-
vie obietnice i doprowadzili Rad
do przedwczesnych decyzyi, gdy
zadania Ukraincow, w ich prokla-
macyi niedawnej - faktycznie
znosza ma Ukraine wszelka VIA
DE rzadu prowizorycznego, a gra
nice Ukralny jeszcze wcale ME SO
zadecydowane; gdy tych argu--
mentow cabinet ME usluchai =
Szyngarew, Manui4ow | Szachow-
skij srezygnowaii, "
Helsingfors, 1S. iipca. - Kwe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
HINSCH UCIEKL MA MAkYM
zAGLOWCU.

Baltimore, Md, IS. lipca. -
Kapitan Fryderyk Hinsch, byiy
agent ma Stany Zjednoczone ME
mieckicgo towarzystwa oceanicz-
nego, do kt6rego nalezy nur han
dlowy Deutschland, ucieki z
Ameryki ma malym zaglowcu we
die otrzymanych przez jego tu-
tejszych przyjaciA wiadomosci,
znajduje sic juz w Niemczech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-18
BRAK JEszczE RAPoRToW
Z SIEDMIU STANOW.

Washington, 18. lipca. - O.
trzymano juz tu W biurze mar
szafka gencralnego Crowdera ra-
porty Z wszystkich Z wyJatklem
siedmiu Stan6w, il lokalne Wy
dzialy asenterunkowo wylacze =
Move ukonczyly swoje czynnoScl.
wobec czego spodziewat sic male
w, ze losowanie popisowych "a
cznie sic W dniach najblizszych,
mozliwie jutro juz, albo W platek.
w ciagu dnia wczorajszego zglo-
silly sic jako gotowe cztery Stany,
w tych zaS siedmiu, ktore jeszcze
takiego zgioszenia ME nadeslaly,
praca ME zostala ukoiczona W xii
ku juz tylko lokalnych wydzia-
ZACH. Sq to Stany: Illinois, Ken
lucky, Michigan, Mississippi, New
York, Missouri Pennsylvania.
Szczegol6w, w jaki spos6b asen
terunek bedzie sic odbywat, do
tychczas jeszcze ME ogloszono,
wiadomo iednak, re losowauie od-
bedzie sic W biurze ministra woj-
ny Bakcra i ze caly plan zosta}
w zupelnie opracowany i moze
bye opublikowany dzisiaj jeszcze,
gdy tylko otrzyma aprobate pa
ma Bakera.
R6wnoczesnie w kongresie pre-
jawia sic SLIME sentyment "a uzu-
Delnieniem ustawy konskrypcyj-
nej poprawka, powofujaca takze
cudzoziemcow do poboru i s}uzby
w armii i odnoSne wnioski costa
iy postawione zarowno w lzbie
posclskiej jak W senacie. Ma razie
trudno jest jednak przewidziec,
jaka w tel kwestyi zapadnie decy-
zya, gdyz Rad zdaje sic zadnych
wiecej zlnian w ustawie ME prag-
mac, a w bardzo powaznych ko-
ZACH daja wyraz zapatrywaniu, ze
przynrusowy zaciag cudzoziem-
COW pod sztandary sprzeciwiafby
sic prawu miedzynarodowemu.
w senacie przysz}o wczoraj do
zywej dyskusyi powodu zarzu-
tow scnatora Lodge, re biuro CEN
zusowe, wyznaczajac na podsta-
vie ilosci zaludnienia liczbe re-
krut6w, jaka poszczegolne miasta
i Stany powinny dostarczyc opar-
10 sic ma faiszywych cyfrach i re
wskutek tego zostana pokrzyw--
dzone Stany p6lnocne. w odpo-
wiedzi ma to prezes komisyi woj-.
skowej Dent zaznaczyf, re wick
sly ciezar spaSt moze raczej ma
Stany pofudniowe, gdyz W Sta
nych p6}nocnych jest znacznie
wieksza liczba cudzoziemcow,
kt6rzy wprawdzie sic regestro-
wall, jednakowo4 jako nieobywa-
tele beda cd sluzby zwolnieni.