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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
JOINS CITY DEPARTMENT
IN WAR ON WHITE PLAGUE
Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Associa-
ton Offers Services or Nurse to
Aid In Supervision OF Cnscs.

An offer will be made immediately
10 tn" City Health Department by the
Richmond Apti-Tuberculosis Associa-
ton that the association employ a nurse
to work under that department. thus
enabling the department to redistrict
the city. making the field to be covered
by each nurse smaller and her work
more efficient. This decision was
reached Friday afternoon Ivy the direc-
tors after consultation with DR.. Roy
*. Flanagan. chief Health officer.
The Richmond Association has
planned to put Il social worker in the
field and with this object in view
sent out an appeal throughout the city.
The response to the letter was sufti-
GENTLY generous for the association to
be wiling Immediately to undertake
the further work. but after discussion
and consultation it was determined to
employ q nurse for the city rather than
an Independent worker.
The City Health Department re-
ports o37 visits paid to tuberculosis
patients during the last month"; said
Il member of the board OF directors
that his number of visits could be
greatly increased without additional
nurses. we determined to ask the city
to allow us to furnish a nurse for the
present. II the addition to the staff
enables the department to increase it's
tuberculosis work as much as we hope,
we feel that we could not spend the
money in any better fashion,
The Richmond Anti-Tuberculosis As
sociation was organized to assist in
co-ordinatinE the agencies at present
at work against tuberculosis and to aid
them to increast' their activities.
According to the board, the City Health
Department has under observation
about 800 nurses of tuberculosis, while
the Nurses Settlement has probably
200 more. Over 500 people die of the
disease each year. and the board es-
Inmates that at least 1900 or 1000 peo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
SEEK TO RE.ESTABLISH
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
Garden Fete on Tuesday Will Raise
Funds to BE Invested for Present
In Liberty Bonds.

Roosevelt Par will make the OPEN
Ing address of the Liberty Loan Car
den Fete at the Art Club OF Richmond
Tuesday afternoon et 4 o'clock. In
the memoir describing the Academy
of Sciences and Fne Arts Of Richmond
the founder-president. Quesnay de
B~eaurepaire, attributes to John Page
founding the academy. Roosevelt Page
Is Il descendant Of Governor oil Page.
On the silver plate deposited in the
cornerstone of the academy. it was
recorded that Patrick Henry was Gov
ernor OF Virgins at the time of the
founding of the academy. 1t is of
peculiar interest to know that his
Henry Lyons. Is chairman of the Lib
erty Loan Garden Fete for the acad-
envy fund. 4 number OF descendants
or relatives of the original subscribers
TO the academy are members of the
Art Club: P. Fl. Mayo. Miss Helen
Stockdeil, Miss Lucy Mason, Mrs. F.
d. Meanley. Miss Helen H. Morrison,
Mrs. Mitchell Lewis. Mrs. L. G.. Kidd.
Mrs. r. r. Green, Miss Virginia Page,
John Taylor and Berkeley Williams.
:. In conducting n campaign for Lib
erty bonds for an academy fund, it Is
the purpose of the Art Club OF Rich
mond to bring about a renaissance OF
the Academy Of Sciences and Fine
Arts of Richmond. The constitution,
the impression Of the seal and the list
OF academicians and lay members of
these the present association aims to
effect a restoration OF the carly in
stitutioh. a memorial to the men and
women who had the vision to establish
an academy OF arts when the repub-
lie itself was yet in the making.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
SOCIALIST LEADERS
WITHDRAW FROM PARTY
Jesse C.. Duke and Others Unwilling
to Subscribe to Disloyal
Resolutions.
THOMAS ALSO wITHDRAws
Labor Unionists Want Official Inves-
tigation Made Into Arrest of Law
renee w. Pearson, Of Roanoke, for
Circulating Antldraft Literature.

Unalterably opposed to the stand
taken by Socialist leaders in regard to
the war. many mbe here and in
other sections OF Virginia have with
drawn from the party. Among those
who have severed their afiliation with
the Socialist party are some OF the
most prominent leaders in this section
Of the country. 1t developed yester-
day.
Among those who have withdrawn is
Jesse c. Duke. of this city, who has
been one of the most active Socialists
in Virginia. His resignation was sent
in at the last meeting of the Rich
mond body on June 3. Along with
John Spargo. Emil Seidel. winsficld
Gaylor and other Socialists of ma
tional reputation. Mr.. Duke. who rep
resented the Virginia Socialists at the
convention in ST. Louis in April, OPP
posed bitterly the majority resolu-
tions and took advantage of the refer
cndum principal and submitted a mi
nortty set OF resolutions.
while I am sure hat Virginia So
cialists will vote for the minority reso-
l%utions, I feel that there is little
chance of the majority resolutions be-
stated last night. LAS soon as l re-
cefved the referendum blank. I voted
for the minority resolution and then
resigned from the party"
FORMER SENATOR THOMAS
ALSO WITHDRAWS FROM PARTY
The detection OF Mr.. Duke, who was
formerly State secretary and State
committeeman. was coincidcnt with the
withdrawal of many individuals here
and in Virginia. Former
Senator A..F. Thomas. of LynchburE.
national committeeman, and B. +.
Gunther, State secretary. arc among
the prominent Virginia Socialists who
have withdrawn from the party on ac-
count Of the war resolutions.
War is bitterly opposed in the reso-
lutions condemned by Mr.. Duke and
his associates. The party is made to
proclaim It's unaltcrable opposition to
war with Germany and calls on all
workers Of all countries to refuse to
support their governments in their
wars. The resolutions hold that the
war Is not justified and that 1t Is cant
and hypocrisy to say that the war
is directed against the German
government and not the German peo-
pie. The resolutions wind up with:
w brand the declaration of war
by our government ms n crime against
the people OF tho United States and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

against the nations of the world. In
all modern history there has been no
war more untustihable than the war
In which we are about to engage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
CHURCH BELLS TO CALL
PEOPLE TO BUY BONDS
From Every Steeple, Tonight At
$3.50 o'clock, Reminder
Will Be Sounded.
FACTORY WHISTLES TO AID
Will Be Blown in Unison Tomorrow
at Noon to Remind Each Man,
Woman and Child Of Opportunity
. to Aid in Financing War.
buy a Liberty Bond"
Rung by Church Bells

Every hre md church bell In
Richmond will sound a reminder to
those who have not subscribed to
the Liberty loan bond Issue to-
night ut ESQ o'clock. when they
will strtke the following call,
This 10 the appeal that will go
forth from the churches and fire
stntionHi "~Threebuyt one-a,
sevep-Libertyi fOur-loan, four
hond.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
Distribute Message. to 10000.

Mrs. Frank l.. Jobson. ward chair
man OF the Equal Suffrage League.
under whose direction copies Of Pres
ident Wilson's war message we're dis
tributed to the men registering on
Tuesday for war service. reports that
90. 600 copies were given out. The
messages were sent to the local suf-
fraEe headquarters by Mrs. Anita Nc
Cormick Blaine. Of Chicago. and were
distributed at the request Of the chair
man OF the woman's committee OF the
ounci OF National Defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
POSLAM EXCELS
IN INTENSITY OF
HEALING POWER

Poslam possesses healing energy 40
highly concentrated that one ounce Of
Poslam Is worth q pound OF. ordinary
ointments less ef1ciept In the treat
ment OF Eczema or n eruptionai
condition of tho skin.
Talk with those who have been
healed Of aggravated skin troubles.
who have used all kinds OF remedies
AND THEN USED POSLAM. and they
will say this even moro emphaticaily.
angry kin Ia aoothed: uncertainty 10
dispelIed. 30 little Poslam does SO
much.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West <7Ih st.. New York City.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
Porch Furniture

With the largest stocks and
the very best values in Rich,
mond, 1t ia imperative that you
come to this store before you
buy. Glad to show you, wheth-
er you buy or not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

The Ranges that have salts
fed thousands because they are
real gas savers as we'll as labor
savers. See them tomorrow,
and we know you'll buy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
Find. Negro In uou,..

Mrs. NJ. Lowman. 607 North Monroe
Street. told the police yesterday she
had made an Intellectual attempt to
capture n young negro. whom she dis
covered In her house. with the negro's
departure. n broastpln and 40 cents In
also wont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
City Dock Revenue.

The city's revenue derived from the
city dock during the year 1916 was
$6.60S.7o, according to a report made
yesterday to tho Administrative Board
by the dockmaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
company will pay q cash bonus OF $40
to the employees subscribing.

Employees will be allowed to our
chase n 500 bond or two $50 bonds
on payments Of 81 q week on each $50
subscribed. At tho completion OF the
payments the company will transfer
the bond to the employee. and will
pay a 10 per cent cash bonus. J.. n.
Dart, Of the Whitlock branch. of this
city. this afternoon stated that already
afty-hve $500 bonds and $50 $50 bonds
had been sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

ple SHOULD be constantly under obser.
walton. In order to assist tho depart
mcnt to reach this nEure the ~associa-
ton has pledged the services of a nurse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
OF rEARsoN,s ARREST

WIN IN y =
OF P~EAItSON'S ARREST
Local labor unionists wrc greatly
surprised last night at the report hat
Lawrence w. Pearson. of
vice-president of the Roanoke Central
Trades and Labor Council. had been
arrested for disloyal in cir
culating literature opposed TO the army
draft, and tho entire war policy of
the administration. Immediately a
meeting of prominent labor unionists
afternoon at 4 o'clock at 4OH Lyric
and others were called to meet this
Building, to discuss the case. Mr.. Duke,
who is n delegate Of the Richmond
Central Trades and Labor Council.
and an attorney here. has wired Mr..
Pearson offering to aid in his defsnpe
without fee. Mr.. Duke last night stated
that an effort may be made to have
the Virginia Senators have an official
INVESTIGATION of the Pearson case in
Congress.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
ALIANcI - MILCZA.

Londyn, 18, sicrpnia. - Alianci
ME odpowiedza wcale ma propozy,
eye pokojows Papieza - poza
TEN, co 0 niej pisza ofieyaine Or.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
Piotrogrod-IassY, 18. sierpnia

Piotrogrod-Jassy, 10. slerpnla
- Ataki nieprzyjacielskie w doll
mach >karpackich Oitez i Slanic
odparto, poczem Rosyanie kontr-
atakowali i wzieli 600 jehcow au-
stryackich, oraz niektore gorskie
pozycye. Pod Marczeszti nieprzy-
iaciel skupia Swicze wojska: O.
negdaj znowu przez dzieh caly a
takowai lecz zostai odparty; Ro-
syanie kontratakowali bardzo
dzielnie, a jeden pulk wziai 400
iehcow niemieckich.
Berlin, 1s. sierpnia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki utrzymuje, IL Rosyanie
Rumunami pod Kokszanyi ata-
kowali bardzo zaWziecie, lecz
T. wielkiemi stratami zostali Cd
parci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
GADANIA POKOJOWE.
ODPOWIEDZ NIEMIEC MA
PROJEKT PAPIEzA.

Kopenhaga, 18. sierpnia. -
Zagraniczny urzad niemiecki po-
dai do prasy informacye, re Rad
przygotowuje odpowiedz szcze-,
g6iowa ma note Papieza Benedyk-
ia, lecz ia odpowiedz bedzie oglo-
szona dopiero po nader scisiem
przygotowaniu zasiegnieciu
przez Niemcy op:nii ich sprzymie
rzehcow, Przypuszczaja tez, IL j
parliament niem;ecki zechoe "a
brac CLOS w kwestyi tel odpowie-
dzi, mianowicie zechce til ode
grac role biloxi posia Erzbergera
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
Alianci milcza w kwe-
styi pokojowej.
Ameryka1scy lekarze ma linii walk.
koTnhow zapOwiada odrodzenie almii rosyjsMej|

Prezydent oprze swa akcye ma
novel ustawie federalnej kontroli
zywnoSci opaiu, ktora dale rzq-
dowi feder. prawo nietylko ceny
ustanowic, ale nawet kopalnie we
gla objac w-swe posiadanie. O.
golne jest przypuszczenie, re pre-
zydent wladze te przeleje ma fede-
ralna komisye handlowa.
Peabody / F. harrington, pre-
zes uni gornikow w Illinois, wczo
raj konferowali takze re sekreta-
rem wojny Baker'em i sekreta-
rem piracy Wilsonem w sprawie
strajku w Illinois. Specyalne O.
dezwy do g6rnikow beda wydane
przez tych sekretarzy.
Po wizycie Peabody'ego VIII
tea sprawa wesiowa byla oma-
wiana ma plenarnem posiedzeniu
gabinetu. Wobec niezlomnego po-
stanowienia Stanu Illinois in
nych Stan6w osiegniecia ulgi Cd
zdzierczych cen wegla, jednolita
kontrola mad przcmyslem weglo--
wynn jest abso!u;nie konieczna,
gdyz przemysi ten jest krajo.
wych rozmiarow. a wegiel jest
niezbednym artykulem powszech-
nej konsumpcyi.
Delegacya wiaScicieli kopalf
wegla z Illinois odbyia najprzod
konferencye P,sbody'm i Viii
tenn zanim ci sic udala do prezy-
denta. Byl take cbecny F. Far
rington. Delegacya i harrington
apelowali o akcye federalna, kry-
tykujac rade obrony Stanu Illi-
nois "a jej grozbe rekwizycyi.~
harrington twiefdzii, re strajk W
Illinois jest rezdltatem ataku
Rady stanowej TIA wysokie ceny
wegla.
- Sytuacya weglowa W caiym
kraju stale sic cc:az to gorsza. Z
trudnoscia sekretarz piracy Will
son zazegnai st,ajk $4,000 gorni-
kow w Alabama. Gornicy wsze--
die, sfyszac nleslychanych zy-
skach wlascicieli kopalh, donna
gaia sic czeSci dochodow tych w
postaci podwyzet. Ceny ida W
CORA ponimo niedawnej honoro
wei umowy ponliedzy czlonkami
rzadu a wlascicielami. w ME.
ktorych Stanach grozba braku O.
palu stale sic coraz to bardziej
zastraszajaca. -
w innych Starach takze VIA.
DE groza akcyq drastyczna. W
Indiana zostala zwolana nadzwy
czajna sesya iegislatury. w Mis-
souri, i Kansas wiadze zapowiada'
ia rekwizycye. w Kansas guber
nator zwolal ma konferencys
wszystkich produceptow wegla
w Denver, Colorado, zarzad mia
sta zakupii Gala F,odukcye wegls
dwoch kopalh, itory bedzie do.
starczai biednynl, majacym mniej
niz $50 miesiecziego zarobku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
REKWIZYCYA KOPALN
WEGLA PRZEZ Rad NIEU,
NIKNIONA.

Washington, 1S. sierpnia. -
Objecie kopaln wsgla W Stanach
Zjednoczonych pfzez Rad fede-
rainy jest jedyna droga wyjscia z
obecnej sytuacyi
w Illinois perfldya w}ascicieli
kopalfi wegla, ktorzy naJpierw
zgodzili sic ma lstanoWienie cen
wegla przez Stan, pozniej obiet-
nice swa zlamali, doprowadzi
niechybnie do oDiecia kopalni W
posiadanie przez adminlstracye
tego Stanu. Oburzona do zywego
opinia publiczna 2 pewnoscia ma
zadne rozwiazanie ME zgodzi sic
gdyz cafkowicie stracila ufnost
do w}aScicieli kopalh, ktorzy slo-
wo swe po pruskr kajzerowskr
jak swistek papleru potraktowali
Reprezentanc1 13 Stanow ze--
brali sic w Chicago onegdaj
przesiali do prezydenta Wilsona
swe rezolucye, W ktorych zadaja
natychmiastowej i drastycznej ak
cyl W sprawie cen wegla.
Odpowiedz ia te rezolucye
przesla} prezydent ma rece 5. In
sulla, prezesa rady obrony Stanu
Illinois, ktora korferencye zwo}a-
Ia. w tym telegramie prezydent
mowi:
,,Moge Pana zapewnic, ze spra-
wa doznaje me- strony jak mai
staranniejszej uwagi wszystko
co moze bye uczyrione, bedzie IT,
czynione."
Gubernator Lowden zatelegra-
fowal wczoraj do F. S. Peabody
ego, prezesa koritetu produkcyi
weglowej przez radzie obrony
narodowej we Waszyngtonie, do
noszac mu, re wlasciciele kopalh
wegla w Illinois zlamali swe sio-
wo, re sic ME godza ma ustano--
wienie cen przez Stan re wobec
tego rekwizycya przez Stan be-
die nieunikniona. Nawiasem mo-
wiac, Peabody JEST sam w trut
mem polozeniu, poniewaz jest in
teresowany finarscwo w piatej
cze5ci kopalni weela w Illinois.
Pc otrzymaniu telegramu Cd
CUB. Lowdena, Peabody uda} sic
z ]. P. White'n, prezesem uni
gornlkoW WeSloWych, DO Prezy-
denta Wilsona ; przedstawil mu
sytuacye w Illinois.
Prezydent ma to odpowiedzia},
re akcya federalna celem zapobie-
zenia kryzysowi bedzie powzieta
jak najwczesniej.
Peabody wtedy przesfal osobi-
sty apel telegratem do CUB. Low
dena, w kt6rym 60 prosi, azeby
wstrzymal sic drastyczna akcya
do czasu, gdy wiadze federalne
beda gotowe dziafat.
ne cztery jezyki,: angielski, fran
cuski, iliemiecki | rosyjski. Sesye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
z TEATRoW WoJNY.
WALKI MA ZAcHODNIM
FRONCIE.

Londyn, il. sierpnla. - Mem
cy onegdajsw norywykonali diva
potezne, liniowe kontrataki w o.
kolicy Loos w niektoWch punk
tach zdolali odbic pewne okoPy,
lecz Anglicy wstrzymali daisy
ich postep linie swa SLIME ere
organizowali. Owe ataki mialy
miejsce W kierunku miejscowoSci
St. Auguste: tam Niemcom sic TN
daio zepchnac nieco wstecz linie
angielskie, lecz tuz potem Angli-
cy nowy przypuScii szturm i po-
zycye giowne odzyskal, dalsze
kontrataki odparli jenca Mem
com wzieli. Walka dzia}owa trivia
ma caiej linii.
Paryz, 1S. sierpnia. - Pod
Steenbeke Niemcy wykonali bar
do silny kontratak ma pozycye
ostatnio tam zdobvte przez Fran
cuzow, lecz zostai z wielkiemi
stratami odparci. R6wniez w O.
kolicach Verdur, mad Moza byly
slime ataki niemieckie - najwaz-
niejsze pod Besonvaux i Courrie-
res: zrazu sic Niemcom udaio
wziac niektore punkty, lecz kontr-
ataki francuskie odebraly je wszy
stkie straty ciezkie zadaly ME
przy jacielowi. Awiatyka francu-
ska dziaia bardzo SLIME - zwia-
SEGA W Belgii: w Potyczkach ma
powietrznych zrzucono diva i u
szkodzono diva aeroplany niemie-
ckie, nadto wykonano szereg rel
dow ma strategiczne punkty ME
przyjaciela. bombardujac je zna-
czne zrzadzajac szkody.
Berlin, IS. sierpnia. - RAPPORT
donosi, IL wojska niemieckie ode
braiy Anglikom Langemarck O.
negdaj wieczorer, a we wszelkich
innych odcinkach i punktach ata-
XII angielskie speiziy ma niczem i
Alianci wogole mic ME sPrawili w
tel fazie wielkieJ bitwy flandryj-
skiej. w okolicy Bixschoote .
Martjevaart Francuzi zrazu pew
ne zdobyli pozycye, lecz wojska
niemieckie kontratakami znow
wstecz zepchnsiy nieprzyjaciela
Naogol dzien onegdajszy bitwy
calej jest zwyciestwem wojsk
niemieckich.
Londyn, Is. sierpnia. - Angli-
cy emfatycznie Przecza wymy-
slom niemieckim, jakoby Lange-
marck zostaio- odebrane przez
Niemcow: prawdq jest, il Mem
cy wSciekle atakowah okolice o.
kolice wzg6rza Mr.. TO-, Lange-
marck, Lens, St. Auguste, lecz
wszystkie ich szrnrmy odparto !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Londyn, 18. sierpnia. = So
wszelkie informacye, re nury ME
mieckie dziaiaja cbecnie ma At
Iantyku, W okolicy okoio 500 mil
ma zachod cd br;eg6w Anglii j
Erlandyi, w tel cdlegtosci mial
zostac juz zatopiony jeden okret
amerykanski .jeien angielski;
Jake ich navy, telegram narazie
ME podaie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-18
=. ceattsweas 4ktlsg :Papfzednie

~. lttkifNed} fA'S u =
raz juz Byi w Niemczech spowo-
dowal istny kryzys parlamentar-
ny swa rezolucy2, domagajaca sic
wdrozenia pokojowych pertrakta-
cyl reform Erzbergera wowczas
poparli socyaliscl, ktorzy teraz
go zapewne porr4.
Rzym, lS. sierpnia. - Pisma
wioskie zywo omawiaja projekt
pokojowy Benedykta XIV, mai
charakterystycz,liejsze So giosy
watykanslie, Z kt6rych - jak
wczoraj donoszono ,,Courriere d
Italia" oglasza semioficyalnie ko-
mentujac note papieska, re Pa
piez jest wiasnic "a zupelna re-
stauracya Polskl - takiej, jaka
byla przed rozbiorami przez try
mocarstwa, dalej nota papieska
rozumie, il Alzacya i Lotaryngia
miaiyby bye zwrocone Francyl,
Trydent TryeSt Wlochom, 4
Armenia otrzyma}aby autonomle
Nastepnie ia gazeta zaznacza, Il
teraz kolej ia Cehtralnych, by ia
sno wyraznie ogiosili swe waruh
XII, kt6re Papiez oiiaruje sic pre-
slac Aliantom. Ciekawym szcze--
golem jest take / to, IL Papiez no
te te zaadresowal bezpoSrednio j
przesial rzadoWi w}oskiemu -
krok to tego roizaju pierwszy cd
czasu upadku Panstwa koscielne-
60.
Amsterdam, IS. sierpnia. - Pra
sa Niemiec i Austryi juz podnosi
giosy protestu powodu noty pa
pieskiej, raczej komentarzy do
niej watykahs:lich; berllnska
,,Kreuz-Ztg." zaznacza, il skoro
Papiez solidaryzuje sic w swym
projekcie Z zadaniami Aliantow-
to nota jego tract w Niemczech
wszelka sympatye; ;, Taegl. Rund-
schau" powiada, IL w takiem ro-
zumieniu warunkow pokoJu -
Niemcy musza wyrzec sic posred-
nictwa Papieza.
w Niemczech szerzy sic kan1-
pania W sprawie ofensywy pokojo
wei, ktorej zwolennikiem glow
nym jest koalicya wieksz. stron-
nictw parlamentarnych, propagu-
jaca idee sadow rolubownych w
kwestyach miedzynarodowych "a
targow, jako najlepszego sposobu
eliminowania woJen ma przysz-
lose.
ALIANcI - MILCZA.
Londyn, 18. sicrpnia. - Alianci
ME odpowiedza wcale ma propozy.
eye pokoiowa Papiela - poza
tenn, co 0 niej pisza ofieyalne Or.
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WLOSKI FRONT.

Rzym, 1S. sierpnia. w oko-
licy Monte Nero wojska w}oskie
explodowaly mirg zajely jej kra-
ter atakiem liniowym: aeroplany
wfoskie zbombardowa}y wczoraj
skupienia wojsk dustryackich pod
Comen, poczem COLO powr6ci}y
MSzYstkie
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ponownie Z pozycyi zdobHtyee:ht...
znaczne zadajac straty. Pod CORA
Nr. 3O4. wzieto garSt jehc6w u
datnym REDEEM W niemieckie o.
kopy. Artylerya gra ma calej linii.
awiatyka tez bardzo czynna.
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Ze Spraw Polskich.

5 Londyn, 18. sierpnia.-vReu-
5 ter's Limited" donosi, il wedle
s otrzymanych przezen z Pc
s wnego zrodia informacyi Mem
5 cy maja uczynit W niedalekiej
} przysziosci znaczne ustepstwa i
: koncesye Polakom, ktore jed
} lax beda zawarunkowane Ego
; da ma ME.
J z AUSTRYI.
; Zachodzi prawdopodobien-
stwo, re mocarstwa centralne O.
fiaruja Polsce Itworzenie ola
Sniej regency trzech wybit--
nych polskich MEOW stanu z
ninisteryalnyrr gabinetem j
} Rada stanu do pomocy.
w skiad tel Rady stanu niema
wejsc Mkt z czfonkow obecnej
Rady, a to tego powodu, ze
straci}a ona w zupelnosci Eau
FAME narodu.
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.SzYstkie
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ne cztery jezyki: angielski, fran
cuski, tliemiecki | rosyjski. Sesye
kongresu, ,beda publiczne.
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punkty te sa- w reku wojsk an
gielskich. Walk trwaly dzien
noe. a ma drugi dzieh slohce O.
Swiecilo stosy pokosy olbrzy mie
trupow - tax w,clkie straty po-
nieSli Niemcy. zreszta i alianckie
straty znaczne bardzo: Kanadyj-
wzieli znowu 1900 jehcow niemie
czycy walczacy w tel okolicy
ckich, nadto w ciagu tych walk
zdobyto "a armat niemieckich, w
tenn kilka najwiekszego kalibru.'
Paryz, 1S. sierpnia. - w Belgii
walk trwaja peilo-liniowe: woj-
ska francuskie posunely sic ma
prod mad rzeczka Steenbeke'
przeczem wzieto 900 Niemcow do
niewoli, w tenn czterech oficerow.
Kontrataki niemieckie odparto
zwyciesko. w poblizu Vauclerc i
wyzyny California Niemcy wyko-
nall ataki liniowc, odparte skute-
cznie. Podobniez cdparto ataki
pod Cerny i Broye-en-Laonnais.
Mad Moza w okollcy Besonvaux i
Courrieres Niemcy po silnem
przygotowaniu artyleryjskiem
wykonali bardzo potezne ataki j
niektore punkty zajeli, lecz Fran
cuzi kontratakami wypari ich