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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

Dear Miss Grey: In regard
to a recent query in your col
umn as to whether Ada Jones,
the singer of Edison record
fame, is still living, will say
that she committed suicide
some time ago because of a
hopeless infatuation for Billy
Murray, her singing partner
for years. j. III. p.
A.--Thank YOU very much for
this bit of information. L have
had "a number of inquiries regard
ing Miss Jones, but could get nc
definite information about her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

Marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday to w. A. Gray and
Keren Beveridge, both of Puyal-
lup; w. II. Gilbert and Myrtle
Hofstad, both of Tacoma; and to
Tom Fullam and Ethel |. Rhyner,
both of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

A.-Miss Billie Burke, care Geo.
Kleine Film Corp, 100 North
State street, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss
White, care Pathe Exchange, 20
West 45th st., New York city;
Miss Holmes, care Mutual Film
Corp, Consumers Bldg, Chicago,
ILL.,; Miss Clark, care Famous
Players Film Co., 1876 Fifth ave.,
New York city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

Ayes, you would be taking
mighty big risk. Two months
acquaintance is far too short a
time to decide anything as import
ant as marriage. You would do
well to pay some attention to the
remarks of his former wife and
his friends. Why do you bother
about him? Surely he offers moth
ing desirable to you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

Q.-Ten years ago / mar
ried a man who had three
children. | am as good to
these children as if they were
my own. | would not take
advantage of anyone, much
less a child. l love my home
and like to have my family
enjoy it. | am at home al
ways and set a good table
with good cooking. I have
always loved our children,
yet | cannot gain their
friendship no matter what
course | take. | wonder why
stepmothers are always look
ed upon as mean and cruel
women. l have heard own
mothers use words and tones
I would never apply to my
stepchildren. Their father
never talks over the interest
of his children with me. I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

Q.-Will you please tell me
where to address the follow
ing film play stars: Billie
Burke, Marg. Clark, Helen
Holmes, Pearl White.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-08

Q.-Will you please give
us the name Of Jack London's
last wife, and oblige,
|. V. Il.
A.-Jack London married Char
milan Kittredge i'm 1000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
HENRY FORD SAYS GOVERNMENT MUST
 NOT ABANDON PLAN

WASHINGTON, Dec D. - Henry
 Ford, who has just been appointed
 to the staff of the Shipping Board,
 says Our government must nev- CT abandon the barracks and army camps that are being built. When peace comes, the world will be ready for disarmament. Then we must develop a great national army for training all our young men be- tween the ages of IS and 21. Young Americans need discipline. In this service army the government can teach them order and train them to work. They should have a few hours of gymnasium and drill, and five or six hours of work in a fac tory every day Near each encamp- ment there can be located few factories for tractors and other i'm. plements that farmers need A part of this national training army of young men can be moved to plac es where big work for the nation is under way" MT. Ford further stated: We are ready to furnish the government trucks at shop cost without profit. l despise the profit
 ger who makes money out of war
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
'"UMSINKABLE" BOATS TO BE CONSTRUCTED
 IN UNITED STATES

NEW YORK, Dec 5-The Founda- tion Company, of this city, repre- senting interests said to have the sanction of the French government. has made application to the Ship ping board to begin the construc- tion of 20 cargo ships of 4,000 tons each which are claimed to be ''un- sinkable." It is expected that these ships will be constructed in north ern yards. Huge cylinders to run the entire length of the ships, and which will be reinforced above and below. will be an important part of the construction. These cylinders are divided into compartments, and will be used for carrying cargo and to protect the engines and other in ternal equipment from torpedo at tack
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
ARREST PREVENTS OPERATION OF A
 GERMAN WIRELESS

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 4.-The ar.
 rest of Count Luxburg, formerly German minister to the Argentine
 Republic, prevented the operation
 of a gigantic wireless station which had been erected by a German com pany on bluff near Buenos Aires When Luxburg received his pass
 ports the company was installing an apparatus which was expected to put this city into direct radio com
 munication with the German station at Nauen, Germany.
 The next day the Minister of Mar inc closed the wireless station and ordered an officer of the navy to superintend the dismantling of the apparatus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
RAILROAD MEN ARE
 AFRAID GOVERNMENT
 MAY TAKE OVER LINES

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The Times says that many railroad men are apprehensive that the Commerce Commission may eventually recom- mend government ownership of rail roads. It now seems to be a fore gone conclusion that the commits sion will grant some kind of rate increase The Newlands committee, which has been Investigating the railroad situation in general, is said to favor guarantee of earnings of railroads at a stipulated rate, based on the value of the property, with ample wages to employees. The government would in effect back the railroads financially dur ing the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
IS USING PRESSURE
 TO MAKE A SUCCESS /.
 OF NEW WAR LOAN

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Every power of persuasion and pressure at the disposition of the German govern ment was brought to play to make success of the seventh war loan of S3,75O,O O,O0O,000. Discourage Eng land from continuing to fight ]" was the catch phrase officially adopted. News and advertisements of the campaign filled late papers to the exclusion of almost all other topics. The Krupps subscribed $12,500,000, the Mendelssohn Bank in Berlin $5,000,000, and the city of Berlin S15, 100000, making the municipal ity's total war loan investment $90.. 100000. The magic name of Hin denburg was used for all it was worth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
CAUSTlC CRITICISM
 OF THOSE WHO ARE
 WORKING AGAINST WAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Attorney- General Thomas Watt Gregory, after asserting the fact that 95 per cent. Of the men in this country today would die willingly for their beliefs as did the men in 1776, referred to the other 5 per cent. as "disloyal persons and moral and physical de generates who believe nothing is worth fighting for" He continued "To all the disloyal in tlis country a. message will be sounded which they can understand through the criminal courts. May God have mer- cy on them for the need expect none from an outraged people and sn averaging government"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
GIRL STUDENTS ARE GIVEN PRACTICE
 WITH THE RIFLE

PULLMAN, Wn., Dec. 1.-Girl students at Washington State Col lege heer are to be given a course in rife practice under the tute- lege here are to be given course coach of the mems college rife teams. The course will be started on an indoor range, with light ri- fles, it is announced, but later the work will be transferred to the reg ulation outdoor ranges, with stand ard army rifles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

become Premier.
 stephen Pichon, political editor of the Petit Journal, who has been appointed Foreign Minister in the new clemenceau Cabinet. writes in leave-taking article addressed to his readers that Ministerial func- tions are always temporary, so he hopes some day to address. them again. Therefore he says "au re- voir" and not 'goodby."
 Charles sergent Has been appoint ed Under Secretary of Finance in the new Cabinet Ar. sergent was born in 1869. e was assistant
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

governor of the Bank of France, which position he resigned to ac- cept the Under Secretaryship. He has undertaken many financial mis- sions abroad since the beginning or the war, his latest being to Greece.
 Leon Abrami, Deputy. has been appointed Under Secretary for Eff iectiyes and Pensions at the War Department
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
REPORTS DECLARE THAT
 GERMANS COUNTERFEIT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. II Well authenticated reports say that Ger many has gone into business of counterfeiting on large scale. It will be remembered that Germany was proved to have forged Ameri- can passports for use of spies and agents. It now appears that she is flooding Russia with counterfeit bank notes. The notes are marvel ously well engraved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
MAN IN CHAINS" <~
 IS NOW FREE, SAYS
 DR. CLEMENCEAU

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Dr. Georges Gle menceau's newspaper reappeared Sunday morning under its, original title, L'Homme Libre C"The Free Man'J instead of L'Homme En- chaine t"The Man in Chains'o His name beneath the title is now preceS Yy the word founder" in- st political director" as for n /hs he is no longer writing
 E newspaper now that he has
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
TEN KILLED AND
 MANY ARE INJURED
 RESULT OF EXPLOSION

PITTSBURG, Dec. 5.-At least ten persons were killed and 40 injured in an explosion of the Feidelburg plant of the Aetna Explosives Com pany, ten miles from here.
 A portion of the plant where high explosives are manufactured was completely destroyed. Buildings in the immediate vicinity were de- stroyed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
SS1efaitQfld
A Mistaken Idea

Quite often we hear the remark of merchandise being so high in AL aska, or "my how high things are here!" and while we are in no po sltion to say what conditions are elsewhere, we believe by investiga- tion- that the trade will find prices in Juneau about the same as they are in the States. We reprint here with number of the most staple items, as taken from Spokane trade journal for the retail stores of that city and they in turn were taken from Seattle stores, under date of Nov. 26th:
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
STEAMER SPOKANE IS DUE TO REACH
 SEATTLE FRIDAY

SEATTLE, Dec 5.-In tow of the salvage steamer Salvor the steamer Spokane, recently wrecked near Bel la Bella, is expected to arrive here Friday. The Spokane is still at Bella Bella where she is being patched up The tug Warrior and barge Ensign are standing by.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
EIGHT MEN KILLED - FROM ELECTRICITY
 WHEN A CABLE FELL

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. Slight men were electrocuted and three others suffered severe burns when wire cable which the men were handling for the Anheiuser Busch Brewing plant broke and. fell on the Union electric line cable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Cretonnes at 35c Yd.

A knitting bag usually re- quires about yard of cretonne, so with all the trimmings and Innings needed to make an at tractive bag the cost will be in- significant, and a mighty nice gift.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
40-In. Black Silk Net, S1.5O

The ideal material for eve ming dresses and wedding gowns; many combine it with silk for sleeve drapery and trimming; black, white and flesh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Skating Sets, $2.0O to $3.5O

They are scalled skating sets, but for that matter they can be used for just every outdoor oc- casion, and include scarf with cap to match, in all the wanted colors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Pert Ribbon Bows for the Little Girls Hair, 35c I'd.

That is they become bows un- der Mothers skilful fingers. As we have them, they're just ribbons, crisp, new ribbons in- many colors and designs, already for the making.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

Give us your next order Tor trans Ter work or coal. Juneau Transfss Company. Phone a.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Women's Cape Gloves, $2.OO the Pair

Only chance purchase enables to sell these at this exceptional pricefor they diff cu o securing from the manufacturers the kid gloves Colors are grey, tan and ivory clasp style only
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Unusually Striking Skirts s7.so, s1ooo, s12so $500

Of excellent quality wool popfins, checked and novelty weeds Trimmings braid buttons include the unique features of the pockets help make these skirts effective. . -
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
No Time to Lose in Buying Blankets, Our Special at S4.50

We might just as we'll have said, if you don't buy your blankets, now, you may not be able to get any when you are urgently in need of them. Even last year when the scarcity of wool and cotton was not nearly so crucial as 1t IS today, many women found good values hard to fnd These come in neat plads, or tan and grey with colored borders; large size.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

HeadquarteTS for IA1ysmith eoal. Jlnsan Iranaf. Co. uhans le.. q
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Important Reductions in Coats

Although cold weather started early this year; and many women have bought their new coats al ready, we still have fairly large stock that must De disposed ot within the next few weeks. Don't tor single moment imagine that the coats are any thing but of the newest types and of the most de- slraoe materials, and the big blue pencil has cut deep into the original price of every garment Don't Wait Until It Rains to Think About That Umbrella
 It IS perfectly human and natural to keep putting tnings oH but at times it is rather inconvenient Now IS the time, for there are rainy days a-penty Just ahead We have done out part you will find everything imaginable in the umbrella line here, in- ciudlng the coors such green, red, blue and pr- pie; all With the new short handles, also black Priced $500 to $12.5O in Colors
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

weather 
  twent
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Very Rich Scotch Plaid Windsors, 35c

Although the patterns are varied enough to supply large number of children, these are so remarkably out of the ordinary in richness and the low price at which they are marked, that it won't take more than a few days for the lot to be entirely sold out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05

What would be better for a gift than nice, black silk dress for mother and in this day and age every woman wants at least one black dress. These come in taf- feta;isatm and messaline, 36 inches wide
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
A Bathrobe Blanket, $4.50, $500

This is beautifully designed robe of heavy weight banketng with frogs and waistcord striking patterns and color combinations also in Scotch plaids. PS- Wouldn't of these robes make splendid gift for any member of the family)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
Union Suits with Sleeves and Full Length Legs

Some women prefer them, they like to protect themselves as fully as possible against the cold. Some are mixed cotton and wool, others all wool; there is many a day not far ahead when you'll be glad to have them, or how about the present. Neatly finished, full fashioned. strongly made suits at S2.OO, S2.5O and S3.00.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-12-05
ART EMBROIDERY

of art needle work for Christmas gftgvng and all the if there several gifts to be made and such practical gifts these pieces makeone lot packages to be closed out at halfprce4 Art threads in white and coors all sizes; linens by the yard, white brown IS to 54 inches wide
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-18

czatku tygodnia b6j sic toczy mad
Isonzo nader intensywny - Wlo-
81 atakuja W wielu punktach,
wspierajsc akcye silna artylerya,
Gl0wny ich wysilek skierowany
ma pozycye ma wschod Cd Cory
cyl; wszystkie ataki odparto,, "a
dajac atakujacyn straty bardzo
ciezkie; W niektorych punktach
Wlosi odniesli lokalne sukcesy,
lecz wnet ich wyparto z zajetych
okopow, ma tax odebranych po-
zycyach wzieli Austryacy 1000
Wloch6w do niewoli; W kazdym
razie wszystkie postepy wloskie
zostaiy zlokalizowane, a straty,
jake Wlosi poniesli, przechodza
wsystkie Poprzednie ma tym
froncie stoczone bitwy. w Tyro-
lu, Trentino rownicz wzmaga sic
dziaiowa robota - widocznie j
tam Wlosi zamierzaja ofensywe.
Awiatyka W walkach tych ucze-
stniczy bardzo wybitnie.
MA ZAcHODNIM FRONCIE.
ANGLIcY ZDOBYLI BULLE-
COURT.
Londyn, Is. maja. - Po dwu
tygodniach peinych najstraszliw-
szych wysifhow obustronnych, W
kt6rych pozycye poszczeg6lne z
rak do rak przechodzi{y, - An
glicy wyrzucil wreszcie zupcinie
Niemc6w z Bullecourt, kt6re to
miasteczko byso weziem boj6w
ma eaiym froncie W ciagu dni O.
statnich; "a zdobyciem Bulle-
court LIMA Hindenburga W tym
odcinku osianiajaca Cambria l
Douai - centra weglowe po4noc-
nej Francyi - jest najpowaznieJ
zagrozona. Tysiace nowych re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-18
SPRAWY PoLsKIE.
POLSKA AWIATYKA
z K. o. N.

Kopenhaga, Is. maja. - "a
prasa nierniecka donosi Assoc.
Press, te polska rada stanu pre-
Enaczysa 6-6tych czesci z sunny
100000 koron (okoSo $4,000
przessanej przez Polak6w Ame-
ryh *. o. NJ na - awia-
tyke przy nowo tworzacej sic ar
mil polskiej, majacej dziaiae O.
box panstw centralnych. Kontry-
bucya ia ZostaSa przesiana "a po-
srednictwern hr. Tarnowskiego,
niedosziego ambassadors austrya-
o<iego W Waszyngtonie, ktory
nieprzyjety - wracae musia3 =
powodu zerwania stosunk6w dy-
plornatycznych Stanow Zjedn. z
Austrya. Zastrzegli sobie ofiaro-
dawcy. ze owyeh 6-6tych ma ise
na wojskowe cele, a reszta, 1-6ta
na wsparcie ofiar wojny.
Przypisek Redakcyi: - TAX
brzni depesza; pisrna angielskie
W dodatku do niej cytuja ti6ma-
czenia rozmaitych agentow K. o.
~, ktorzy powiadaja, re owa su-
ma zostaia istotnie wyslana ma
armie polska, kt6ra ma ,,bronic
niePodlegSosci Polski pred kaz-
dym wrogiem'', owa awiatyka
polska ma bye wylacznie dla pol
skiej armii, ME d1a Rosyi, nj ola
Niemiec. =. TfomacZenie to Jest
baiamuctwem oczywistem, kto-
rego widac, re K. o. N. W obec-
nej chwili po wypowiedzeniu iu
wojny prDez Stany Zjedn. W na-
cisgsny 'spos6b musi objaSniae
swa dawniejsza dziaialnoSc i jei
rsutki dzisiejsze, a powt6re,
be postal na armie polska, na owa
awiatyke - raptem okolo $20,-
900; pytanie, gdzie poszSa resztaa
Tzkte ma ich awiatyke, ale tn w
Ameryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-18
Teatrow Wojny.

W3osi ofensywa zwyciesko
zdobyli warowna miejscowosc
Duino, miasteczko nadmorskie
o 12 mil ledwie Cd Tryestu,
biorac zg6ra 1000 Austryakow
do niewoli; Austyacy utrzy-
muja, Re ataki odparli i 1000
W3och6w pojmai.
Anglicy po dwu tygodniach
walk krwawej zdobyli Bulle-
court; ataki niernieckie W
Szampanii Francuzi zwyciesko
odparli.
z innych teatr6w wojny
wazniejszych niema wiesci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-18
1e pala, DO dziaia tam ME dono--

1e pala, DO dziaia tam ME dono-
sza. 49,. .....-
= Ma skrzydle belgijsliem 70
wniez dziala artylerya bardzo og'
niscie. g..
Paryz, 1S. maja. - Niemcy wy
wylili wszystkie kontrataki swe
- celem odebrania Moulin de.
Laffaux, lecz Francuzi odparli te
zakusy, pozycye swe odebrai
skonsolidowali; rowniez pod
Froidmont odparto nieprzyjacie.
Ia, zadajac mu STRAIT CO niemiara
Pod Craonne wojska francuskie
Swiezy zrobily postep: wzietc
tam gore Mr.. 1Os., panujaca mad
rozlegis okolics. Ma wyzach Ca
lifornia toczy sic walka dzialowa,
w Szampanii, pod Carnillet "
potyczce wzieto oddziai niemiec-
xxi do niewoli. Ma catej linii proby
niemieckiej ofensywy odparte ze
stratami wstrzymane skutecz-
ME. Awiatyka ogromnie wybitny
.udziai ma w tych bojach: W
dniach ostatnich 'znow kilka ma
SYN niemieckich zniszczono.
Berlin, 1s. maja. - RAPPORT ME
miecki przyznaje, IL W Roeux
pod presya wojsk angielskich
Niemcy cofneli sic ,,nieco"; cato
pod Reincourt odparto slime atakl
angielskie; podobniez mad Scarpe
wstrzymano postep wojsk angiel-
skich. Cd poczatku maja rachuja
Niemcy wzietych angielskich jeh-
cow 2300. Ma francuskiem sky
dla pod Laffaux posunieto ma
prod linie niemieckie W zwycie-
skich kontratakach, przyczenl "a
dano Francuzom straty ciezkie i
wzieto jehc6w 24S; wogole ma
francuskiem skrzydle kontrofensy
wa nieuiacka wzieto Cd poczatku
maja jetic6w 2700. Walla zaw-
zieta trwa ma calej linii,
WALK w MAcEDoNII.
Londyn-Paryz, 1S. maja. -
Mad Struma nieprzyjaciel dwu-
krotnie kontratakowai zdobyte
przez Anglik6w pred dwoma
dniami Kjupri - lecz odparty
stracii oleo}o stu zo}nierzy, wzie-
tych do niewoli, liczba tez spora
polegla.
- Mad Crna Reka wojska fran
cuskie | serbskie zdobyly znowu
okolo 500 yd. okopow bulgarsko-
niemieckich, SLIME bardzo bron-
nych, pod Gradesznica Buigarzy
straty ogromne ponlesH W wal
kach ostatnio tam stoczonych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-18
ANGLICY WZIELI
BULLECOURT.
Sprawy Morskie.
Z innych TeatroW Wojny.
Rosya a--zgodzonal
Wiesci z Niemiec.
Q Home Rule" Irlandyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Wiesci z Niemiec.
ataki ausryaehe; ofensywa
trwa W dalszym ciagu.

ataki ausryache; ofensywa
trwa W dalszym ciagu.
- Raporty wsoskie podaja, il
bitwa wielka, do kt6rej przez GAIA
,zime przygotowywaH sic Wsoss
nareszcie rozgotzasa toczy sic z
wielks gwaitownoscia; ma calej
linii dolnego sredniego Isonzo
grznii kanonada | walka toczy sic
we wielu punktach: artylerya
pracuje nader intensywnie, a maj
wisksze dziaia waoskie So skupio-
ne ma tym froncie; Austryacy
zrazu odpowiadali ssabo, p6zniej
i z ich strony wzmog,a sic kano-
NADIA szturmy w.oskie odpierac
zaczeli kontratakami, kt6rych je-
dnak rezultaty - 0 lie jake BY
iy, okazaiy sic przejsciowe, chwi-
lowe lokalne, zr6wnowazone
wnet przez Waochow. Wlosi mie
Ii pozycye o wiele trudniejsze -
trzeba bylo "a rzeki Tsonzo,
wezbranej wskutek sniegow roz-
topionych na Alpach i Karsie -
brat mostly i pozycye ausrryackie
ma drugim brzegu stromym i
przepascistym; jednak brzeg ow
W wielu puuktach zostai wziety; !;
pod PLAYA, CORA Cucco, Canale,
CORA Vodice i W wielu innych
punktach Wlosi przekroczyli re
ks, wzieli g6rskie pozycye i
miejscowosci, a na mich jehc6w i
dzisl zapasow mnogo. Wojska
wioskie walcza brawura entu-
zyszmem, ktorym Austryacy
sprostat ME mogs.
- Walka toczy sic W dalszym
cisgu: pod Bodriez Austryacy
wykonali watly kontratak - Cd
parci ze stratami; rniedzy gorarni
Cucco a Vodice slime austryackie
oddzialy razporaz kontratakuja
zdobyte przez Waochow pozycye
na lewym brzegu soczy (Isonzo)
- wszystkie wysiiki austryackie
odparto. Pod Gorycya mad Yer
toibizza rowniez boje zaciekie sic
tocza - tu Wlosi zajeli wazne
wyzyny Grazigna, panujace mad
okolica. Ma Karsie pod Faiti 60
rs W1osi odparii Nontrataki ma
zdobyte pozyeye i znaczne szko-
dy zadali Austryakon; artylerya
austryacka bombarduje Gorycye
i punkty "a liniami wsoskiemi ;
mad samem morzem Wiosi mai
lepsze zrobili postepy - zdobyto
tam SLIME warowne nliasteczko
Duino, ledwie o IL mil cd Trye-.
stu oddalone. Cd poniedzialku
wzieto jencow austryackich 4021,
W tenn oficer6w 124.
Wiedeh, Is. maja. - Cd po,