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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
AT THE OLIVER
"ON TRIAL"

Little Mary McAllister, although
not yet seven years of age. is one
Of the cleverest players i'm pic
lures. In ION Trial" the excellent
picture being shown AZ the oliver
theater. she has a most important
part as Doris Strickland. little
daughter of the accused man. who
Is on trial for the murder of his
friend She is very popular with
children. a series of her pictures
called do Children Count" now
running at the Auditorium which
attracted many little ones con
Trial viii be shown today contin-
uOusly starting at / o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
LASALLE

The secret is out. The best Brand
of wild riding, quick. shooting
fierce lighting. Johnnie-on- the-spot
cowboy is raised in New York city.
This astonishing fact comes 10 light
in wild and Woody" the first
Douglas Fairbanks picture released
BY the aramount-Artcraft CO. and
shown at the Lasalle theater today
and tomorrow. Mr.. Fairbanks is cast
in the role OF Manhattan bred
young man Of rich parents. whose
greatest hero is the ". :. Hart type
OF cowpuncher. and who sets out 10
master the accomplishments in the
way Of riding. shooting and rope
throwing that are always associated
with this class OF westerner. Behev-
ing that the west is still in the raw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
COME THROUGH"

Come Through" written by
George Bronson Howard, will play
a four days engagement at the
oliver theater starting Tuesday
oct. 23rd. 1t is as tho title sug-
gests. n story of the underworld
and it is said tc fairly vibrate with
thrills Mr.. Howard says he wrote
Come Through" as the result Of
club WAGER some months ago in
Los Angeles. We were sitting
around talking when the converse
ton drifted 10 crook plays. one
friend said there hasn't been
really novel and different type of
crook legitimate drama or photo
drama in MONTHS, that che had
seen nothing unique or with
really original idea in the plot. One
of the boys suggested that L write
something new. Being burdeneJ
with WORK, 1 refused, until one of
the boys added that he would bet
me $1,000, that l couldn't do il.
Now that was a temptation, so the
money was put up and I went
home. Far into the night I pom
dered and when 1 was ready to
crawl into bed, l got il. Like a
thunderbolt it came. Instead of
the trapped lover pretending TO be
burglar. mine should be a high
class burglar being forced against
his will 10 marry a stunning society
girl at midnight, TO the amazement
OF all. What would then happen?
The idea in The main planted, the
plot was simple and Come
Through" was the result. 1t seems
TO have come through too, and my
dear old friend also came through
with the $1,000. not bad idea
for me TO lay waEers hereafter on
what i write, WHAT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
PALS FIRST"

An important event in the local
theatrical world will be the joint
appearance here of William Cour-
tenay and Thomas A Wise and
their company in the new three
act comedy, Pals First" under
the management of J. Fred Tim
norman. jr. The comedy, " hich
has for its locale the country i'm
mediately adjacent TO Nashville.
Tenn. has already been described
as a plan of exceeding charm As
for the two stars of Pals First"
those two splendid actors are dis
Ciples of the modern school and
each believes in natural effects.
Both are actual artists, and both
have great reserve powers as we'll
as at no time does either permit
his emotions 10 run riot, but al
ways carry their scenes with re-
markable intelligence.
1t is their artistic temperament
that always illumines and con-
vinces Each has combined the in
te!lectual and the physical until
they join evenly. thereby making a
balance resulting in the perfect ac-
tor.
Pals First" comes TO the oliver
theater the fore part Of November
and behind il will be found a re-
markabIe romance of love and ad-
venture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
AT THE CASTLE

Inc plu1ul tale OF the utility or
woman to live down her past is skill
fully and sympathetically told in
The Second Mrs. Tanqueray," the
Greater Vitagraph feature shown at
the Castle theater today. Confront
ed after a few brief years of hap
by married life by a hero of one
of her earlier adventures, the beau
tiful wife of a wealthy and respected
citizen ends her life in her boudoir.
The man in the case is a young
army officer who comes again into
her life as the accepted sutton of
her stepdaughter. This screen story
is adapted from the play Of the
same name in which Mrs. Patrick
Campbell scored such a success sew
eral seasons ago. In its pictured
form Hilda Moore and Sir George
Alexander handle the stellar role.
Irene Fenwick, starred a season or
two ago in the New York production
OF 1.-The Song of Songs. creates a
new style Of vampire lady in the
Castles feature picture for Monday
and Tuesday. This picture which is
entitled The Sin Woman, is based
on heredity and has most interest
ing allegorical prelude. The story
Will have a wide appeal for an adult
audience and children Will not be
admitted unless accompanied by
parents. The production is I'm seven
reels and closes with the sensational
incident of a woman being tarred
and feathered. A lighter form Of en-
tertainment on the same program is
the two-reel Keystone comedy,
"Hula-Hula Land, presenting the
famous Keystone bathing beauties
as Hawaiian maidens.
Taylor Holmes. remembered by
theater-goers for his excellent work
in His Majesty, Bunker Bean, on
the legitimate stage recently, will
appear at the Castle theater on
Wednesday in his first screen char
acterization entitled Efficiency Ed
gar's Courtship". Efficiency plays a
large part in everything just now,
but even the staunchest advocates
have not attempted 70 introduce il
into matrimony as does the hero of
this five-reel film. Mr.. Holmes plays
the part Of a man who has achieved
fame in the business world for his
efficient business methods. He de
cides that a wife is a valuable asset
and with his usual efficiency plans n
strictly business campaign to win
one. The story is g screen adapta-
ton of Clarence Buddington KEEL
lands story which aDDeared in the
Saturday Evening Post, and the re
suit is one Of the most amusing and
entertaining pictures that has ap-
peared for a long time. Mr.. Holmes
acting shows no trace Of the screen
novice. II is easy and unaffected
and he bids fair 70 become a popu-
lar screen Coincidence.
THE Burglar. shown for three
days at the Castle theater starting
Thursday, is a drama Of triumph
and disaster eliminating in an act
of supreme self-sacrifce. It follows
the misfortunes Of a young chap
whose promising career is cut short
by the fatal results Of a college es-
capade, and whose life from then
on is simply one calamity after an
other. The story, which is adapted
from the play Of August Thomas Is
excellently fitted TO the demands Of
screen melodrama and has its best
situations emphasized most dramat-
ically by very skilful direction. Car
lyle Blackwell portrays the title
role and little Madge Evans is
prominent in his support.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
VERY GOOD EDDIE"

An announcement that will glad
den the hearts of all local theater-
eoers is that VERY Good Eddie" is
coming here for a return engage
ment This best and classiest Of
musical comedies Will return TO the
oliver theater i'm November with
the same splendid cast. the same
fascinating chorus, the same jolly
tunes and sparkling dances, and
with all the unusual features that
made it stand out above all other
musical shows that have been seen
here in many years. No musical
comedy presented here in years
received more generous praise at
the hands of the critics and the
audiences. and il is probable that
everyone who saw il before will
rush 10 enjoy the show AGAIN. As
for those who missed the show on
its first visit-wel, il was princi-
pally due 20 their requests that the
90 make Very Good Eddy" a most
unusual offer TO play a return en-
gagement here The second visit
of Very Good Eddie" to this city
is quite an unusual event in view
O. the fact that a number of prin-
cipal eastern cities have not yet
had even the first opportunity &c
enjoy it, From here the show
proceeds 10 indianapolis, Cleveland.
Buffalo and other points where
they are waiting for this musical
treat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
"FIORA BELLA"

Flora Bella" which will be the
coming attraction ut the oliver
theater next saturday matinee and
NIGHT sounds new note in musical
comedy. Flora Bella has a CO.
herent intelligent plot which could
have furnished "a basis for a com
edy even If il were not the back
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

ing of a musical production. The
piece is the work of several COLA
hOrators: Charles Cuvillier and
Milton Schwarzwald being respon-
sible for the score; Felix Doerman.
the book revised and adapted by
Cosmo Hamilton and Dorothy Don
nelly; and lyrics by Percy Wax
man. Among the most popular
musical numbers are Good Day
Good Night It's Very Hard 10
Bring Up Father" Flora Bella. ="
You're the Girl" Love Is a
Dance" etc. A bevy OF good look
ing girls and boys make up the
charming chorus that can surely
sing. il is claimed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
..FAIR AND WARMER. -

Avery HopWood. master of farce
ran his own record mp with "Fair
and Warmer" the bubhling hilar-
iOus farce which Eelwyn * Co.
at the oliver soon Mr.. Hop
woods admirers. dating from "Sev-
EN- Days and "Nobodys Widow, q"
two great successes of former sea-
sons found i'm his latest work the
same sparkle of line and clever
ness OF Characterization which had
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

alter atop the Forty-fourth street
theater roof. Will be ready for the
public in about three weeks M
Barnes has terminated his vaude-
vile engagement and - now re
hearsing with Miss Johnstone IN
their dual singing and dancing act
which VIII be the feature OF the
production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

by Charlotte Walker. Ralph Bunk
er who made a tour of the country
with Guy Gates Post in omar, the
Tentmaker" John Trevor. who
has been in many Broadway pro-
auctions and Lydia Dickson who
was with the all star cast of Fine
Feathers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
GOOD GRACIOUS ANNABELLE.y

"GOOD GRACIOUS IN aBEELf4.
Good Gracious Annabelle.' as
presented by Arthur Hopkins viii
be the attraction at the Oliver
theater for Monday night. Good
Gracious Annabelle" is a delicious
comedy by Glare Hummer. The
quality Of the success il has reg
istered. may De surmissed from the
fact that il kept New York. Chica-
go and Boston laughing for one
solid year Mr. Hopkins il is said
has given the play an excellent pro-
duction and a company OF players
assembled with rare jiscrimin
alton act in a manner beyond re-
proach The play hinges upon the
distressful and distressing impe-
cuniousness Of Annabelle. the wife
OF a husband somewhere" who
sends her allowance only quarterly
when she needs il every minute
He is 8 vague sort OF a bewhisker
ed husband. who as a cave man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

Jason. Duncan Sisters. Leah Norah.
Clemens and Dean. Vera ROehm.
Bud hurry. Andrew Harper Nil
dred Ia Cue and Dorothy Godfrey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

over the Top" the Shuberts'
new musical revue, with 7. Roy
barnes and Justine tombstone.
~ hich is scheduled for the new the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

drama featuring Herbert Rawlinson
and Agnes Vernon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

graced the others. with an added
udicrousness of situations. The
scene built around the inexpert
making of a cocktail puts it au-
diences practically into Mysteries.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
Udatne Przedstawienie
JaSeiek Polskich ma
Maryanowie.

wczoraj wieczOrem W hall Maryano-
wskiej, dzieci SzkoIy NajSw. NJ. P. A.
nielskiej pod kierownictwem Wieleb.
Si6str Observation-Disclosures, przedStawi-
OdslOna pierwSza przedStawiala pa
" JaSe}ka Polskie.
stwisko gdzie polscy paStuSzkOwle pa
si powierzOne i'm trzOdy Owiec. Pierw-
see u~grupowanie trzech m}odych pa
stuszk6w, Jurek Miklasz j., J6zef Ia
wilski NJ, Antek, Budnik s, mile spra
who wrazenie. Dalej pOwOlnym kro-
klein ma widownic wchodzi dziadek We
droWny. ROSzkowSki H., i ma prOSbc
pastuszk6w OpOwiada i'm hiStorye o
pewnej krGlowei i ich c6rach i radzi
ably 2 r:ei wzicli naukc. PaStuszkowie
zrozumieli il to kr0lOwa to nasza ma
tka Polska.
Przychodzi. StarSzy pastPrz, II. Po-
kleukowSki, a "a MIN pobudzeni miod-
ST pastuszkOwic, chlopCy 2 Z i s klasy.
Pr~zedwczeSnie zbudzonym i ME rO-
zumiejacym cudownych znakGw ma mic
bic p~astuchom, ukazujc sic aniOl z ca
lynn zastepem innych aniOiGw i wy
jaSnia, re W Betleem narodzil sic Chry-
stus. Pa~stuSzkowie uradowani bieza
c~zempredzej, ably oddac poklon Panu
nieba i ziemi.
OdsIona druga. KOmnata W palacu
kr6la Heroda. Sam Kr6l Her0d, J. Mi
klaSz zasiaduje M trOnie, pOdczas gdy
lud uclskany prosi go o litOSe. Me
wzruszony HerOd, manifestation swOim
kaze lud ueiskany w~ypedzic, % tcz ma
mieStniey W mgnienfu Okla Czypia.
Tancerki, panienki, Mania Malleki
Lorrine Silha, tax pieknie odtanczyly
kiIka taGc6w pred tronem HerOda IL
podziwiat trzeba bylo zrecznosG i gra-
eye tych maleGkich d~ziewczatek.
Trzech medre5w re wSchOdu, KaSper
W. wysocki. Melchior, Z. Biaszkie--
wicz. BaltazaT, Krok. Her0d wypytuje
o s~zczeg6ly, a p6zniej wySyIa ich w
droge. Pc Odej5ciu medrc0w, przychO-
dzi Satan, H. RoSzkowSki i doradza
Herodowi wyrzniecie wSzyStkich dzia-
TEX do drugiego rOEu. lynn SpoSObem
w}adea ziemi judzkiej miat sic pozbyc
nowo n~arodzonego Dzieciatka Jezus.
Pc daniu tel mySli szatani wSkakuja DO
piomteni piekielnych. Zstepute Ani6i,
a Oswiadcza HerOdOwi. re ma mic jego
wysilki. Her6d rOzpacza.
Odslona trzecia. Prey zlGbku Chry-
stusa. W szopic mad siOmianq stree
chg, znajdujc sic Dzicciatko Jezus,
PREY MIN Sw. J6zef, Maras c. i Marya,
Drzonek \. Pzybywaja pastuSzko-
vie, kt6rzy po oddaniu Dzieciatku czci
r przynicSiouych dar6w. pieknie
splewaja kOleudy. M widowniC PREY
chodza take zydzi, MoSko, Lejba i A
braham. Kulczyk f., Siuda +. i Jazdze-
wssi, kt6rzy svymi gestami ~pobudzaja
og6l do Smiechu. Przybywaja take
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

trzei kr6lowie i skladaja pokfony j
przyniesiOne dairy; mire, kadzid1o i
zioto. Przychodzi Polska, NJ. Szejwa, W
zaiobie, z,c6rkami, J6ziq, Frysztak NJ,
Maryania, B}aSzkiewicz E., Jadwisia,
Iwicka j. i Wandzia KrzemiGska T.,
kt6re biagaja o wolnoSc POlski.
Odsionasczwarta. - Place matek mad
acknowledgment.
Ods}ona Plata. - Smierc Heroda. -
PrzychOdza study i ma znak, re wy
pelnili rozkaz, przynoSza glove VIA
snego jego syna. Herod " rOzpaczy.
Przychodzi Smierc i kladzie kOniec mar
MENU jego zyciu. Natychmiast pc Smier
ci Heroda, ~przychodzi Satan ably "a
brac so tam, gdzie "a zycia sobie "a
sluzy}.t
Wiecz6r upiekSzyfy swa muzyka ma
fOrtepianie i skrzypcach panny E. L.
DomBrowSkic.
KOstyumy i sccnerya byly bardzo pie
kue.
Kazde dzicckO oddalo swq role dOSko-
male. tax. ze caioSc wypadia najlepiej.
ZaSIugaSw ten naturalnie Si6str maui
czycielek, kt0re ME malO sic poSwie-
caiy ably przedStawienic udaio sic maj
lepicj. ChOciaz mr0z byi silny, jedna-
kowoz sala byIa z%apeiniona, DO i eel
tego przcdStawienia byl pOparcia 60
dny. gdyz dOch0d prZeznaczony byl IA
budowc novel Swiatyni. u pewnOScia
Mkt ME poaalowaf wieczOru spedzone-
so ma przcdStawieniu JaseIek, ma Ma
ryanOwie.
X
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
: Donosza z Mandzuryi,
o USTAPIENIU
KRoLA RUMUNII.

Amsterdam, 81. grudnia. -
Prasowo obiega pogioska, IL krol
Rumunii Ferdynand Hohenzol-
lcrn abdykowal ma rzecz syna
swego i nastepcy tronu ks. karo-
la niema wieSci tel potwierdze-
MIA, lecz przypuszczenia podobne
cd kilku tygodni kraza - miano-
wicie'od czasu, kiedy Rosya boil
szewicka skiania sic do pokoju Z
Centralnymi odosobniajac zupei-
ME Rumunie Cd wszelkiej pomo-
cy i kontaktu Z Koalicya. Nawet
&c strony Niemiec stawiano tax
sprawe, IL Rumunie pozostawia w
spokoju tylko pod warunkiem, re
krol Ferdynand ustapi: miaioby
to bye ukaranie so "a to, IL choc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

austro-pruskie probuje usiInie
wstrzymaG posuwanie sic Angli-
kow, a navel 'zeprzec ich wstecz
i odebrac Jerozolime: glowny a.
tax wykonano ma skrzyd}o an
gielskie ma polnoc cd Betanii -
lccz ME powi6si sic on zgola, a
wszelkic ataki tureckie juz zloka-
l;zowano i odparto. Nv walkach
tych gen. Allenby posunai sig
znacznie naprzod i jehc6w wzial
sporo; szczegoiow dokiadnych
niema jeszcze, wiadomo tylko, IL
Turcy otrzymali znaczne posilki
frontu rosyjskicgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
Z
z cHAosU RoSYJsKIEGo.
Piotrogrod, 81. grudnia. -
Y. r..

Piotrogrod, 81. grudnia. -
Premier Lenin i Trockij minister
spraw zagranciznych maja pred
stawic Koalicyi MOVIE w sprawie
pokoju powszechnego propozy-
eye. Bawiqcy w misyi niemieckiej
w Piotrogrodzie, bar. Kayser-
lingk wyrazil sic, re Niemcy !
Centralni wogole oczekuja obec-
ME odpowiedzi Aliant6w ma O.
-kreSlone stanowiska Centralnych
panstw i Rosyi w sprawie poko-
.jH. Sd prasowe wiadomosci, &c
Alianci ME dada zadnej wogole
odpowiedzi Centralnym. moe
.tylko odpowiedzq Rosyi, a Cen
tralnych ~ignorowac sic ma zupci-
ME. Podobno tcz prezydent Sta
now Zjcdu., Wilson moze odpo-
vie imienicm caiej Koalicyi - G.
wcntualnie...
- Donosza z Kronsztadu twier
dzy, broniacej Piotrogrodu, IL je-
den I fort6w jej zosta} wysadzony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

Hohenzollern z domu, stanaf
Pc stronie Koalicyi. Mozliwem
jest jednak, re ia abdykacya Cen
tralnym ME bedzie satysfakcya,
re zechca Gala rodzine krola Fer
dynanda Cd tronu rumuhskiego
usunac i tego beda starali sic do,
piqc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

w p~owietrze ;przyczyna i okoli-
cznoSci blizsze ME znane.
- Donosza z Syberyi, Mandzu,
ryi, Z Ukrainy i wogole poiudnio-
wei Rosyi, IL pc wielu punktach
walk tocza sic zaciete, pomiedzy
wojskami bolszeWickiemi a koza,
kami, powstancami, Czerwonem;
Sotniami ! najrozmaitszymi opo-
zycyonistami Irkuck, ma Syberyi
- stoi w piomieniach; komuni-
kacya miasta odcieta podobno a
| gent francuski w mieScie tenn 20
stall zamordowany... Mic pewne-
60 ME wiadomo.
Dorsey kozacy obrali pono-
wnie atamanem swym, kaledine-
sa, ktory byi zrezygnowal; obra-
no so ogromna w~iekszoScia ma
dalsza walke z bolszewikami.
- Wszyscy nauczyciele i maui
czycielki szk6f miejskich w Pho
trogrodzic zastrajkowali - ably
daG wyraz protestu swcgo pre-
ciwko p~raktykom bolszewik6w i
postanowili strajkowac az do CA
su zadecydowania konstytuanty
o ~ustroju Rosyi.
- Prasowo donosza wieSc (nie
stwierdzona), IL b. premier Ro-
syi, Goremykin zostai wraz Z mai
zonka zamordowany przez zboj.
cow, kt6rzy ich napadli w ich po-
siadic$ci W Soczach, ma Kauka-
- Bessarabia ogfosiia swa ME
podlegioSG z intencya jednak ma
lczenia do federacyjnej Uni Ro-
syjskiej.
- Turkestan ogfosif swa ME
podlegloSc i sformowal Rad VIA
shy, ktorego prezesem obrany 20
sta} b. posel do Dumy, Tenyssa-
view.
Ma Syberyi, w Tomsku,
gdzie ~ogloszono niepodleglost,
siormowano rad wlasny, z gabi-
netem ministeryalnym, koalicyj-
nym, ktorego prezesem zostal O.
brany n:ejaki Potanin; w. mimi
steryum sq ! przedstawiciele kon-
stytucyjnych demokrat6w.
- Donosza re Sztokholmu, re
krol Gustav, przyjal d~cputacye
f;iska, ktora stara SIG o uznanie
! poparcie niepodlegloSci Finlan-
dyi przcz Szwecye i nader zyczli-
vic wyrazaf SIG o ambicyach Fin
landyi, oraz zaznaczyl nadzieje,
ze sprawl ulozy sic pc mysli lu-
du fihskiego.
- Donosza z Mandzuryi, re
sytuacya W Harbinie Z kazdym
dniem stale sic grozniejsza, Chi
movie maja znaczne silly wojsko-
we i opanowali miasto, rosyjski
garnizon poddai sic; jest mozli-
VEN, re wobec nieladu panujace-
go we Wiadywostoku Chinowie
zajma i to miasto...
DOCT nSVA n ADTFNTTI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31
z TEATROW WOJNY.
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
Londyn, 81. grudnia. - Admi

dniu 22go grudnia try angielskie
torpedowce zosta}y zatopione =
skutkiem najechania ma miny
hub torpedowania blisko wybrze,
zy Holandyi; og6}em zgineic
przytem $50 ludzi. Szczeg6l0w
r~arazie niema; przypuszczaja, IL
to zajScie stale sic ostatnia PREY
czyna, ola ktorej usunieto Z bez-
posredniej komendy morskiej ma
czelnego dotsd admirala Jeilicoe.
- z Kopenhagi donosza, il W
okolicach Danii zniszczaf Wielki
Zeppelin" niemiecki, ktory W
piomieniach runaf do mora: "a
ioga Gala zginaG miala.
MA WLOSKIM FRONCIE.
Berlin Wieden, 81. grudnia. -
Kanonada gwaltowna w gorach,
W odcinlu Tomba ! ma linii Pia-
We, rowniez Walk wrecz = be-
Mazniejszych decyzyi; ataki wlo-
-skie liczne odparto. Reid ma Pad
we skuteczny urzadzila awiatyka
Centralnych.
Rzym, 81. grudnia. - Ma ca,
lynn froncie przewaznie dzialowe
Walk; najsilniejsze w odcinku
Asiago, w dolinach Lagarina /
Val Arse; w okolicy Castalunga
i Melago odparto slime rejdy ME
mieckie; mad Piave pod Vecchia
Wlosi reid u~rzadzili i jehcow ma
brazil. Lotnicy austryaccy bonn
bardowali onegdaj otwarte miasta
wloskie Padwe, Trcviso, Castel-
franco i Monte Belluna: w sa-
mem Sr6dmieSciu Padwy, gdzic
najgeSciej ludnoSt mieszka i
nieoszacowanc skarby sztuki So
uagromadzone, rzucili Niemcy
oSm bomb, ktorc zabily - os0b,
porani}y 60; Z wazniejszych "a
budowai i dzief sztuki mic IA
szczeScic ME uszkodzono. W in
nych miastach szkody i straty
male. Pod Pave di Zoligo ~lotnicy
angielscy zrzucili balon wieziony
austryacki.. Nastepnego dnia
lotnicy niemieccy ponowili reid
ma Padwe i rzucili ma miasto 20
bomb: 3 osoby zostaly zabite 3
ranione; 'szkody w budynkach
wartoSciowych, starozytnych i ar
tystycznych znaczne: koScioa
Karmelitow zburzony zostal, ko-
sci6} Sw. Walentego spalony 70
stall przez podpalajace bomby nan
Barbarzyhcy!
ZACHODNI FRONT.
Londyn, 81. grudnia. - Ma Ii
nil Ypres- Staden Niemcy pc sill
rem przygotowaniu artyleryi
przypuScili atak liniowy - Cd
party ~zupeinie bateryami. anglel-
skiemi; pod Passchendaele znie-
siono reid nieprzyjacielski. W o.
kolicy Cambria : Vacquerie ME
przyjcaiel slime wykonal atakii W
dwu punktach wysunietych zdo-
}al opanowaG okopy nicznacznc
angielskie - walka toczy sic da-
Lei: Anglicy kontratakujq.
- Awiatyka angielska urzadzi-
Ia wielki reid ia Lille, gdzie
zbombardowano wielkie aerodro.
my nicprzyjacielskie: siedm ma
SYN niemicckich zrzucono W po-
tyczkach napowietrznycl, try
angielskic Z rejdu ME wr6cily.
Paryz, 81. grudnia. - Ma ca
iym froncie strzelanina nieustan-
ia; pod Bezonvaux byla potycz-
ka, W kt6rej garSc peic6w ME
mieckich wzieli Francuzi Try
niemieckie aeroplany zniszczono.
- Ma belgijskim odcinku pre-
waznie artyleryjsEie dzialania.
Berlin, 81. grudnia. - Mad Y
sera We Flandryi, mad Scarpe RE
czka, mad Moza dzialania artyle-
irvine z obu stron bardzo slime w
Argonne byiy pomniejsze potycz-
XII. Pod Courtroom w utarczce
wzieto jencow francuskich.
y TNNYCH FRONTOW.
Berlin, 81. grudnia. - Ma ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

Roczne p~osiedzenie akcyonaryusz0w
polSkiego banku StanowegO Fidelity"
odbedzie sic w poniedziaiek, Ego sly
cznia, 1918 T., poczawszy o godzinie 10
tel zrana, w nowym lokalu banku pnr.
2954 Milwaukee ave-, naroznik Central
Park ave. Prezesem instytucyi jest Ed
mund Szajkowski a kasyercm J0zef j.
OSsOwSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-31

Prey Czterdziestej ul. / Emerald
ave-, dwu zlodziei W sobote wieczo-
rem %zatrzymalo Ignacego Ciaciure,
1922 Superior ul., raniac go wystrza-
lem q rewolweru, gdy %probowai i'm
sic opierac.