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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
A soon WAY TO SAVE.

In encouraging the people OF Amer
lea 20 save Il is believed that the Lib
erty Loan bonds are going 10 perform
AN important function Ia VA national
life. The small denomination OF some
OF the bonds renders Il practical for
the ordinary wage Garner TO purchase
one with the savings Of a few months.
and the banks OF the country have
undertaken 10 provide for the purchase
OF these bonds in small weekly or
monthly payments.
By devOtinR each week or each
month TO the purchase of Liberty Loan
bonds such little sums OF ready mon.
ey as are often frlttered away for use.
less things one can not only acquire
property hat ranks among the yerS
best securities in uhc history Of the
world, but can az the same time fee
hat q patriotic duty has been per.
formed and "a habit of saving acquired
or course the ultimate result OF thi,
war win De- "a victory Tor America, bu|
what thc effects of the war viii be
upon America aud American people
is unknown. when such an unknown
future c|oufronts ua prudence demand.
HNMAN NAtNNNfEtAAhH' wv NHNNf A 49,"
$50 one knows how great a help saw
mas Invested ia a Liberty Loan bon,
may De "a fcW years hence.
Aud your savings not only VIII b'
absolutely secure but will be constant
flv bringing IN interest-an income alb
solutely free from taxation and alb
aolutely certain.
There are other possibllities-the
might better be called probabilities
and one Is that the Liberty Loan bonds
when peace ONE and money now II
active Industrial use viii be seeking
quiet Investment. may bring a hand
some premium.
The Liberty Loan bonds offer ever.
Incentive TO saving easy payments
absolutely safe security. a service don
10 The country. and "A probable hand
tsome profit.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15

he operated by a committee OF five
men with absolute power.
The sole purpose OF this move is TO
give the nation the maximum OF
transportation efficiency while the
war lasts. and It is estimated that
with present equipment the service
can be improved from 10 to 40 per
cent on the different lines.
For more than 80 years the rail
roads have contended for the rights
OF pooling arrangements, but these
we're prohibited by the common law,
and political demagogues made vast
capital by campaigning against the
railroad trusts"
VOW. ia a time Of national peril, the
trust" idea triumphs. and the gov
arnment admits that in order 10 Sc
cure economy and efficiency Of oper-
ttl0n the railroads and their earnings
aust be pooled, Il not In name, then
"a least ga fact, aud the Kind OF an
agreement which the law expressly
prohibiis has been put into practice
10 meet the stern necessities Of war.
Boise Statesman.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
PERHAPS YOU DON'T
DREAM ENOUGH

A certain man went 20 work Tor
John ID. Rockefeller In the early days.
AFTER he had been there "a couple OF
weeks. Rockefeller dropped into MS
office one afternoon and said
Just as soon as you get this JOB
organized 1 want you TO look around
Tor some one TO turn It YER to. Then
YOU put your feet on the desk and
dream out some way OF making more
money for the standard OIL company.
1t was a rather startling order for
a new man to receive from his boss.
Apparently il violated all h time
worn precepts of business progress.
Here was an employer wiling TO
pu, only small salaries to the kind OF
men who keep their heads forever bent
over the desk. and reserving his big
salaries for the kind OF men who SIT
with their feet piled on the desk.
A curious contradiction OF all the
nrst reader stories. Yet there nus
he something m il, Tor on the tounda-
t,on of that philosophy Rockefeller
built me biggest fortune Ina the world.
As a matter of fact there Is a great
deal In IL. j,
The world would not have advanced
very far had II not been for the CON
tributions of It's dreamers.
lt would never have gained It's
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
HrRR yoN mEYDEBRlND.

The German submarines came
bach" last week They sank twenty
two British ships ~ more than 1900
tons. also "a French liner and a num-
Der OF Norwegian vessels II Is safe
o. say that they sent 10 the bottom
more than 100 600 IONS OF shipping.
which o. rather serious.
But erlou a. the situation is Herr
Won Heydebrand 81 the Relchstag Is
somewhat TOO enthusiastic when he
predicts the downfall OF Great Britain
within two months He must remem-
Der that when the unrestricted sub
marine warfare began the German nav
al experts. whom he nov quotes az
bis authority. predicted the dowuiall
81 Great Britain within sixty days.
April I was To- have seen the total col
lapse 81 the British. They were 90 be
starving by that date They we're TO
be surrounded and cut Off from com
municatlon with the world and ready
60 surrender on amy terms Berlin
might dictate.
Why should we trust the German
naval experts 90 make more accurate
predictions today than they made last
winter More than ll0 days have pas
sod since February l and yet there
has been 100 appreciahie dimluution la
the supplies Imported into Great Bri-
tain and France. Nine thousand ships
az more than 1000 tons are available
Tor European trade and the Germans
are sinking nt The rate Of about 1000
"a year Soon the lost ships viii be-
gin 20 De replaced by new ships 20
the eKteat OF al least hftN per cent
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
Wy COUNTRY. MS on rnrE.

The address at Former Attorney
General Peterson. al the flag raising
yesterday morning sounded the true
note OF aptriotism We are not In
this war for conquest. nor 20 control
the destiny Of any other nation 30
long as such nation observes the 0bli-
cations OF humanity. Staggering as
the burdens of the war will prove. and
great rs the s0rroWs We nust bear as
a result Of ID. we win ask none 10 con
tribute 10 the payment Of the expense.
but only % leave the nations free 20
enjoy the liberty and freedom which
we enjoy. which we're bequcathed 10
us hy the sacrifices made by our fore
fathers
We are called upon. as Mr.. Peterson
90 strongly stated. 90 defend liberty,
and the Institutions % liberty. This
Is a holy aar. one wherein right and
Justice are the stakes. as opposed 20
the theory of the divine right OF
prlncea 10 rule Republics govern
monts Of the people, Dy the people and
for the people. 90 not make wars. They
love peace Tor It's own sake They
have nothing % gain from vars, other
Than the privileges of living In peace
and security nHt $50 long az princes
rule through false claims OF divine
rights. 80 long aH they can gain re.
u0Un or selfish purposes hy sending
others 90 war. d long. Mir Peterson
said. Wo Nill have var. and war vii
end only when republics arise 90 take
such power from princes and confer
81 upon the people themselves.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15

steamboat, nor It's Atlantic cable. nor
is wireless telegraph, nor its electric
light.
II would never have acquired any
really great enterprise.
A little enterprise may be rustled
and worked into being: but a real
ly great program or movement or bust
ness must be dreamed.
over IN West Orange, New Jersey,
! stood one day In Mr. EdisOn's labor
atory. While We talked / looked out
over the big oxpanAe Of concrete fac
tories stretching all around as. Shop
after shop, all full Of men and ma
chimes, all turning out their special
part Of the product.
And a certain sense Of awe came
over me. TO think, | said to myself,
that all this huge pile OF factories
should have been spun out OF one
single little human brain. Thousands
OF tons OF iron and concrete and
brick and motar, all built on-what?
on nothing but one mans ideas, and
faith ard dreams.
Most Of the work Of carrying on the
world is necessarily hard and dull
aud routine in character: and for II
the world needs us men and women
who can steel our souls against wear
mess and %monotony, and press forward
With good cheer.
We are entitled to respect just In
proportion as we do our work without
g|rumbling and in a spirit Of real de-
yOtion.
We can not by the mere wishing be.
come Edisons or Watts: IL would b'
worse than folly for as merely TO pile
our feet upon the desk and say, &c
ia now. | will not work any longer
will dream a dream" :,
But almost any one Of US coult
vastly increase the amount OF lmagln
alton that he uses In his daily Ire
fhe faculty OF vision, like any otheI
human faculty, grows through eXer
else.
1t is easy to become so engrosse'
win the mere mechanics of bushes
as TO lose the habit OF thought bas'
40 say Yours received and content
noted" "a certain number OF times dur
ing the day, and go home win the no
ton that one has done a good day
work. When the really valuable WorI
OF the day could have been and shoul
have been done under the shower
hath Ina the morning. or in the hitee'
minutes walk across the park to tn
office.
one man in a million wakes up, hk
Lord Byron, to find himself famous
But tho majority of famous men ar
not taken uuawares by fame.
On the wall Of their minds hang
their vision OF what they ought to b
aud can be.
they are not surprised by success
when il comes. because they have see
il coming, and planned out its coming
in their dreams Every Week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately existing between
as. the undersigned The Golden Rule
Mercantile Co., of American Falls,
Power county. Idaho, and Louise
O'Keefe of American Falls, Power
county. Idaho. carrying on business
as a general mercantile store, at
American Falls, Idaho, under the style
or firm of The Golden Rule Mercantile
Co, was on the first day of June, 1917,
dissolved by mutual consent, and that
the business in future will be carried
on by the said John Hood, alone, who
will pay and discharge all debts and
Liabilities, and receive all moneys pay
able to the said firm, The said Louise
O'Keefe retiring from the firm and
from the business.
In testimony whereof, both parties
to the late partnership has hereunto
set their hands and seals this the first
day Of June, 1917.
JOHN HOOD.
LOUISE O'KEEFE.
IDA c. MAYER, Witness.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
NOTICE OF LEVY AND SALE UNDER
FORECLOSURE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF POWER.
Evans state Bank, a corporation,
plaintiff. VS.. Margaret Skeen, Lafay-
cite Skeen, the Gem State Lumber
Company. a corporation, the Iudepen-
dent Lumber Company. w. II. Phil
brick and Il. B. Greenwood, c%Opartners,
doing business under the firm name
and style OF Philbrick q Greenwood,
Andrew Runner. the Union Central
Life Insurance Company. a corpora
ton, The Idaho Lumber Company, a
corporation. L. NJ Sellers. J. j. Mer-
rills. and j. b. Hall. defendants.
Notice IS hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution n or
der OF sale issued out of the district
court OF the firth judicial district OF
me state of Idaho. I'm and for the
county Of Power. Ia the above en-
titled action on the 3lst day of May,
a. n. 1917, l have levied upon all the
right. title and interest of the deten-
dants in and TO the following descrtb-
cd property. tO-wit:
The east half of the northwest quar-
ter. northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, south half OF the northeast
quarter. all IN section twenty-five, al
so west half Of the southeast quarter
OF section fifteen. also northwest quar-
ter. and the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter. and the north half
og the southeast quarter all In sec
ton t~wenty-three. all In township
eleven. south range t%hirty-one. east
Of the Boise meridian In Idaho. con-
tanning $50 acres. together with seven
tv.ave Inches OF primary water right
from Landing creek. together with all
the improvements. privileges. and APP
purtenances thereuuto belonging, to-
gether with all bitches and water
rights OF every nature and used upon
said land or belonging 70 the same or
said mortgagors or which may be
hereafter acquired OF used on said
land.
Notice Is hereby given that l viii, on
the 30th day OF June. A. d. 1917, at
u O'Clock noon. In front OF the office
OF the sheriff OF Power county, Idaho.
in American Falls. In said county, In
obediance TO said order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure. sell the above
described property. or so much there
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the
plaintiffs decree with interest there
on and costs. to the highest bidder for
cash, lawful money OF the United
States.
Dated May 81. 1917.
ID. b JEFFRIES,
June 6-26. Sheriff.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
Serial No. 015566.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho. May 10,
1917.
Notice Is hereby given that John H.
Craig, of Quigley, Idaho, who. on June
16, 1914 made homestead entry. No.
015566, for EH section 8, township
8 south, range 20 east, Boise meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
r. Foster Lamm, United States com
missioner, at American Falls, Idaho
on the 18th day Of July, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fernando Hansen, Soren A. c. Mel
son, Cyrus. e. Tyler, Reverdy W
Grafton. all of American Falls. Idaho
BEN r. GRAY,
5-15-6-23 Register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15
Serial No. 015027
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land office at HALEY, Idaho, May 10,
1917.
Notice is hereby given that Daisy
J.. Maynard Of American Falls, Idaho,
Who, on April IA, 1914 made homestead
entry. No. 015027. for lot 2 NJ NEA,
SWA NEA, section IA, township 9
south, range 20 east, Boise meridian,
has Aled notice Of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
TO the land above described, before r
Foster Lamm, United States commits
sloner, at American Falls, Idaho, on
the nth day Of July. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theodore Teeters. Thomas c. Elgin
Wesley Walton, Louis Einberger, all
OF Medley. Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY,
5-15-6-23 Register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-15

II has been carefully estimated that
the proceeds OF one 500 Liberty Loan
bond will fully clothe, arm and equip
one American soldier. Each pur-
chaser of a Liberty Loan bond for 500
mas feel that his or her money is do
ing its individual part in the arming
and equipping of one of our country's
soldiers. To some who wish that they
could actively serve their country in
the field but who have been denied
this privilege this gives a specific,
tangible nature To an investment in
"A Liberty Loan bond.
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400 TYPEWRITERS!

All kinds and all grades. REMING-
TONS SIS up. Instruction books with
cash machine. EMPIRE TYPE FOUN-
DRY, Manufacturers Of Type and
Printers supplies. BUFFALO, N. Y.
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In compliance with a demand OF
Great Britain. France and Russia, King
Constantine of Greece has ahdicated
in favor of his second son, Prince
Alexander.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-18

ludzi za4ogi - okret sporych roz-
mlarow, dobrze zaopatrzony, "a
silaS sic zywnoScia j arnunicya Z
oTetow napadanych i rabowa-
nych przez sic: kapitan tego okre-
tu ujawszy statek japoiski, ka-
za3 rozsuzelac jego ofiicer6w z
powodu stawianego oporu, a jed
nego podoficerow naznaczyw-
sly dowodzca odes1af okret do
brzegow brazylijskich rozbitka-
mi; kaza8 mu oSwiadczyc, IL wi
meta" napadai i topii tylko okre-
ty transportowo towarowe, a
pasazerskim dawa} spokoj; w
Rio-de-Janeiro ogioszono wiado-
mosc, IL drugi okret z rozbitkami,
ow angielsh - zatona{. :. po-
twierdzenia wiesci niema ieszcze.
w miastach poaudniowej Amery-
ki juz tez krazy wiadomosc, il
nVineta" juz zosta{ ujety, lub "a
topiony przez statki wojenne a
ianckie, lecz to tez wiadomoSc
niepewna i zdaje sic - bfedna, bo
admiralicya londynska 0 tenn mil
czy. Lista ofiar- -okretow Vine
ty' przedstawia sic, jak naste--
puje: Parowce angielskie zatopio-
ne: ,,Georgic', Mount Temple, =,
,,Netherby Hall, King George,
,,Minieh", ,,Dramatist'', ,,Ranor-
shire, .Voltaire"; francuskie o.
krety zatopione: Nantes" i As
nieres" parowce ujete: japohski
Hudson Maru" angielskie
>, Y arTOWQ2le ,,St. lneOQOre .
Taxa liste podaja admiralicye an
gielska francuska; nowojorskie
doniesienia ponadto wymieniaja
- jake ofiary grasanta niemiec-
kiego nastepujace jeszcze okrety:
dunski ,,Hamrnershus", wfoski
San Giorgio", francuski st.
Sael" i ,,Samara'', oraz angielskie: a:
.,Drina'', ,.Ortega", Newport
Land, ,.Nouant', ,,Nesser'
,Mishnethiel". ,,Snowdon Gran
ge" .,Gailly' - tych jednak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-18
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
RUMUNIA.

Piotrogrod, 18. stycznia. - Ra-
port Rumunii donoSi o znacz-
nym sukcesie Wojsk rosyjskich :
odebrafy one miejscowose Wade
nj, sdobyta ostatnio przez Cen
tralnych tuz pod Galaczem: atak
ma Vadeni byl przygotowany do
skonale i przeprowadzony z po-
myslnym rezultatem; wojska Ma
ckensena dzialajace po stronie
Centralnych - przewaznie Bulga-
rzy sciagneli znaczne posilki i
przypuScili GAIA serye atakow,
celern odzyskania Vadeni, lecz
ataki odparto. miasto pozosta}o
w reku Rosyan; nieprzyjaciel
straty poni6sf bardzo wielkie. bo
atakowal zwarta formacya, wiec
batefye rosyjskie zmiataiy Gale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-18

rosyjskim na poludnie Cd Smor--
gon, ma Litwie - atak ten W zu-
pelnoSci odparto STRAIT muogo
atakujacym zadano. Pozatem mic
wazniejszego niema tego frontu.
WLOCHY.
Rzym, 1S. stycznia. - Ma ca
lynn froncie operacye wstrzymane
z powodu silnej niepogody, jedy-
ME ma Karsie byly nieznaczne u
tarczki patrolowe i jeiicow nieco
wzieto Austryakom.
FRANCYA.
Londyn, 1S. stycznia. - Angli-
cy pobili Niemcow znow pou
Observation-Disclosures zdobyli po
przygotowaniu artyleryjskiem -
wstepnym bojem GAIA linie pozy--
cyl nieprzyjacielskich na pre-
strzeni 600 yd., wzmacniajac zna-
cznie Wlasne pozycye w tel oko-
Icy: kontrataki niemieckie spel--
ziy ma niczem, jedynic straty wiel
kie nieprzyjacielowi przyniosly;
konsolidacya angielska zdobytej
pozycyi trivia pomySlna. Rowmez
pod Lens pobito Niemcow, a pod
Cit-Calonne wdarli sic Anglicy W
okopy niemieokie / zrzadziG zna-
czne szkody W podziemnych skla-
dach i urzadzeniach okopowych
niemieckich - STRAIT mnogo znow
zadano Niemcom; wysadzono
tam mine, ktora rowniez szkod
niemalo naczyniono. Ma polnoc cd
wzmiankowanego Cit-Calonne
Kanadyjczycy odniesli sukces zna
czny wdzierajac sic w okopy nie-
rnieckie ma froncie 700 yd. a W
glab ma 300 yd. ii. do drugiej linii
niemieckiej: tam poniszczono
sklady i okopy, wycieto ludzi spo-
70 oraz zdobyto kilka mitraliez.
f--x.uo.;o nm efronicy 6oH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-18
Z Teatrow Woiny

Piracki statek niemiecki Wi
meta" zatoph kilkanascie, a mo-
re i dwadziescia-kilka okretow
handlowych ma pofudniowy1n
Atlantyku - setli ludzi zgine-
fy.
Z Teatr6w wojennych Euro
py najwazniejsza wiescia jest O.
debranie Vadeni w Rumunii
Niemcom przez Rosyan.
Ma innych teatrach mniej
wazne walk sic tocza.
w Szwajcaryi roSnie obawa
pred inwazya ze strony Me
mice, lub Austryi.
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Dokonczenie stronicy s-tej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-18
Anglicy bija Niemc6w.
Nota Aliant6w do Neutralnych
Szwajcarya zagrozona.
INNE ELEG GRA MY.
,,VINETA" MA ATLANTYKU.
LondYr-Rio-de-I Ianeiro. Is. stY-

,,N1NEIA MA ALLAN hU.
Acknowledgements, IS. sty-
czrlia. - Ostatnie raporty o gra-
sancie niemieeldm ,,Vineta" ma
posudniowym Atlantyku ME po-
daja pewnej absolutnie iczby zni-
szezonych przezeh okretow, jest
ona jednak W kazdym razie zna--
czna. Wiese pierwsza tym rel
die doszAa do portu Pernambuco,
Brazyla p6tnocna, gdzie przywie-
ziono pierwszych rozbitk6w z O.
Eret6w potopionych przez Mem
ca. Londyn sadzi, IL zatopionych
zosta8o statk6w dziesiee a diva
ujete; w Rio-de-Janeir sadza, ze
Jest ich co najnniej diva razy ty-
le, a W Buenos Aires w Nowym
Yorku podaja liczbe ma q, lub
"a zatopionych okretow. Statek
pirach jest ju 1Scigany i prawie
osaczony i czeka go nieuchronna
zguba - lada momentu: co mai
mniej 10 alianckich okretow wo-
jennych Jest ma jego tropie. Szcze-
g68y grasanckiej roboty okretu
tego So nastepu;ace: ,,Vineta"
dziaAa4 rozbojniczo na przestrzeni
cd wysp Azor6w do brzegow Bra
zylii i Argentyny - mniej wiecej
cd 12go grudnia do 10 stycznia:
wsr6d ofiar jego pewnych ma bye
oko8o 10 statkow angielskich, diva
francus<ie, jeden japonski Kill
ka innych. w admiralicyach
francusl<iej i angielskiej zdawna
zanotowano, Il statki te opoznily
sw6j przyjazd i obawiano sic, re
zatopione zosta}y - obecne VIE
Sci sprawdza te obawy; niektore
tych oretow }adowane by{y
bronia, amunicya, kormi mu4a-
mi dla armi alianchch; pirat ME
miecd pozwoli4 odjechac statko-
Wi japonshenu Hudson
Maru'' umySlnie zajetemu,
lecz wsadzi} nan 237 rozbit-
k6w, uratowanych innych poto-
pionych olretow; podobniez miai
zostae ujety odeSiany jeden sta
tex angielski ,,Yarrowdale", ma
kt6rym az $50 rozbitkow sic znaj-
dowaio, lecz statek ten dotad ME
ladowal nigdzie zachodzi uzasa-
dniowa Ottawa, IL zgila}, a MIN
wszyscy znajdujacy sic ma MIN.
Straty materyalne w potopionych
przez ,,Vineta" okretach oblicza-
Ia ma $1O,OOO,OOO, a towaru war;
toSS licza ma co najmniej drugie
tyle.
- Wiele faktycznie okretow "a
topa ,,Vineta" Jest wciaz jeszcze
rzecza niepewna; kapitan statku
iapohskiego W raporcie swym do
orszylijskiej marynarki oSwiadcza
Il ,,Vineta" jest dawniej handlo--
wynn okrstem, zamienionym W
pancerny krazownik, posiada ESQ
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szeregi atakujacych. w Karpa---
tach na poiudnie cd Gerleshi
Niemcow odrzucono te miejsco-
woSc tez i'm odebrano, lecz gdy
nastepnie nieprzyjaciel powrocil
ze znacznymi posiikami, trzeba
sic bylo znowu cofnac ma p6}noc
i wioske oddac. Pod Pralta atako-
wall Niemcy pozycye rosyjskie,
lecz ich odparto zwyciesko. Ma
pograniczu bukowinskiem Au-
stryacy atakowali wzgorze Mr..
4,285, lecz baterye rosyjskie Cd
rzucily ich precz, straty znaczne
zadajac.
Berlin, 18. stycznia. - RAPPORT
armii Mackensena przyznaje, IL W
okolicy Galaczu tureckie i bawar-
skie kontyngenty zosta}y cofniete
pod presya przewaznych sii rosyj-
skich, skupionych pod Vadeni,
poza ktore jednak postep rosyjski
wstrzymano ogniem bateryi bull
garskich Cd Laburtea. w Karpa-
tach pomiedzy dolinami Kasino 4
Suszyca Rosyanie stale atakuja
pozycye gorskie, ostatnio zdoby-
te przez Niemc6w i Austryakow;
W jednym punkcie zdolali oni o.
debrat pozycye, w innych wsze-
die ich odparto. Pod Conan,
mad Zlota Bystrzyca wzieto Ro--
syanom ma plac6woe jehc6w i mi
tralieze jedna.
POLSKA.
Piotrogrod, 1S. stycznia. - Ar
tylerya pracuje usilnie ma liniach
Zborow-Zioczow, W Galicyi poi
nocnej. Mad Bystrzyca, W polud-
niowej Galicyi, niedaleko wsi ia
MICA nieprzyjaciel nagfy przypus-
Gil atak, ktory jednak wnet og-
MEM bateryi rosyjskich zniesio--
no. Ma reszcie frontu odosobnio-
ne dzialania artyleryjskie.
Berlin, 1S. stycznia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki donosi o ataku silnym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-18

niema zupefnie pewnych wiado--
mosci i niektore mich tylko jako
brakujace, inne jako spoznione
narazie oznaczono. w obrebie
dziafalnosci grasanta niemieckie--
go znajduja sic obecnie try pasa-
zerskie okrety: ,,Vauban'' ,,Sa--
ga" ,,Minas Geraes" - kazdy
ma po kilkaset ludzi ma pokfadzie !;
wiesci Mich narazie niema zad-
nych.
INNE ZAJsCIA MA MoRzU.
Rzym, 1s. stycznia. - Potwier-
dza sic doniesienie o zatopieniu
austryackiego okretu kolo brze--
gu Dalmacyi przez nur wloski,
ktory nastepnie byi atakowany
przez austryacki aeroplan - bez
rezultatu.
Londyn, IS. stycznia - Zato--
phone zosta}y w dalszyn ciagu ::
angielski parowiec ,,Lorca" nor
werskie: ySalvang'', ~Otta" i
City of Tampico".