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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
BRITISH OFFICERS FIGHT
WITH FIERCE LEOPARD
Battle Described i'm Letter Written
by Military Surgeon
i'm Africa.
LEAPS on HORSES BACK
Animal Shows Great Ferncity, but
Finally Is Killed by Two Bullets
Fired Into Her by the Doctor at
Close Range.

LONDON. March 3.--A thrilling forty
tive minutes battle royal between a
British officer. an army doctor aud a
fierce full-growu female leopard in
German East Africa is described ia II
remarkable letter from Dr Ivor Has
lem. who is serving with the British
forces in the Naiser's last colony.
Or. HaSicm. AT the time III the uc-
rurrcnr". was riding behind Lieu
tenant Eouw"r in the thick bush. a mule
wagon with six native boys follow
ing at funeral pace behind.
The lieutenant suddenly turned his
horse and quietly told the doctor that
he had just seen big animal which
might he either lion or leopard
when first saw tho leopard" writes
Dr. lIaslem. 1t was on its belly. and
looked small--it afterwards proved to
he full-srown female.
"H"uwrr stepped forward to opcn
tho branches Of tho ihickct. when. sud
dcnly. thcr" was an awful growl and
out charged the leopard right past ne.
fired before knew almost but
Thought { missed. 1t was found later
that had just grazcd her hinduuart cps.
9Th" injury made her run like blnzc>
ana turI int" - nasty looking lot at
low bushes BOWER and ! were just
riding round The outskirts II this I'M
inviting. tanglc when the beast charged
straight at BOWER. who's" horS"
wheeled.
Tho leopard got on its back Eou-
wcr swung round and damned his riiic
down its throat. but could not lire.
~ he held the gun by the stock and
had tho reirs in the other hand III"
horse sank down on it's launches and
with Il yell Bouwcr slid on his horse
with tn" leopard. who bnl;ed back in
thu. bush.
I'VE made the boys throw bundles
Of burning grass on The edge of the
bush. soon one of them emerged. rum
ming and stumbling. with the leopard
trying 10 get death grip.
Il ran Con fooO at an angle with
the pair. when the leopard suddenly
bounded away from tho boy ana ran
under a tree round which there WAS
no grass.
she looked about as il to ask. Who
next" but had the bead on her heart.
and sent my bullet through it,
''ro make sure. ! fred II dunn dunn
bullet through the beasts head and
pulled her from underneath the thorns
by the tail. That was the end of three
quarters OF an hour Of spor, as cNcit-
ing aud enjoyable as any have ever
experienced.
.Bouwcr collapsed as soon M the cN
citcmcnt was ovor. after shal inn;
hands with me To congratulate ne on
"a pretty shot We made him Il straw
bed on tho wagon and sent my native
servant ON my horse 10 fetch IN ann
bulance.
'"Thc ambulance. which came 10 meet
us, had a lion running along the track
in front Of It. in the glare Of tho
acetylene lights, mot more than twenty
yards In front, and they only lost Il
in one OF the turns Of the road"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA
VISITS BLIND SOLDIERS
Deeply Moved When SiNty-SiN Sight
less Men Stand at At
tention.
DISTRIBUTES MANY PRESENTS
Goes to Kitchen at Asylum. Makes
Inquiries aS to Food Served and
Orders Several improvements
Made in Daily Menus.

VIENNA, March 3.-Accompanicd by
Archdukc Karl Stephan and number
of ladies OF tho court. Empress Zita
recently visited The asylum for AUS
trian blind soldiers. The asylum has
been founded by the archdukc. who is
known "a tho father OF the blind" and
spends from six I" eight hours daily
in the spacious building donated by
him TO the siehtiess veterans.
The youthful Empress was deeply
moved when she entered the large re-
ccption- room. where six officers and
sixty men with empty eye sock cts
silently stood At attention. Her beau
tiful fac" became deadly pale and tears
strcamcd down her checks. For sew
cral minutes she was not able To utter
a word. and She only collected herself
when little goldcn-haired sir of
three years approached her and. with
bow. CAV" her little bunch OF lilies
Of tho valley
Tho girl was the daughter Of one OF
the blind soldiers. I'M tkrainian farmer
\ year ago. after his destroyed eyes
had been renewed in a hospital the
unfortunate father learned that his wife
and three Of his children had been
youngest girl was with - very poor
family which had escaped from the
destroyed village.
The poor man cried for his child. day
and night. until Archdukc Karl Stephan
enabled him To go Ia Galicia. accom-
panied by Il nurse. To get tho little ono.
When he brought the girl To the
asylum she WAS a coughing, cnluciatcd
little bundle Of misery. and the physi-
clans feared she WOULD not live long.
but under tho care nf the wife aud three
daughters Of Supcrint cndcnt Nell. little
ElEna recovered quickly. To-day she
is healthy. pretty child and tho joy
Of her protectors and the blind officers
and soldiers.
Tile EmDrcss remained in The inS;i-
tuition nearly three hours. The blind
her individually. and she give To SIX
teen. whose breasts arc decorated with
the medal for bravery. gold watches
striking the quarter, half and full
hours. others Of the blind heroes re-
ccivcd gifts of money for their families.
After viewing tho different class
rooms in which! The blind men receive
instruction in typewrlting. stcnog-
raDhy. music and different trades to
enable them to earn their bread. the
Empress also visited the Kitchen
where she made minute inquiries in re.
gard To the food Of tho blind mcn. and
ordered several improvements OF tho
daily menus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
MUCH BOOTY TAKEN
Vcrmnny Has Captured Enough War
oiutcriol to EIuiI, Several
sh4t I.nr.c Armies,

BERLIN. March 3.-1hc booty made
by tho armies Of the central powers
since the beginning Of the war is col
losal. With the war material con-
qucred In the campaigns on tho diff
fcrcnt fronts several large armies
could be equipped.
Before the drive through Roumania
began 10000 guns, $500 machine guns.
100000 shells or all sizes. 1905, 900
rifles, $4,000 ammunition wagons, 1000
automobiles and thousands OF other
vehicles had been taken. In Roumania.
un TO January l. $500 guns, $50 ma
whine guns, 100000 rifles and 2.10O
wagons of all kinds had fallen into
the hands of the German. Austro- Hun
garian. Bulgarian and Turkish forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
zenneIin Curries Mnil.

BERLIN. March 3.--Thc German gov
ernmcnt has re-cstablished communica-
ton by mail with Greece. Zeppelin
cruiser recently flew to I.arissa. in
Northern Greece, and delivered fifteen
bags of letters. Most OF them came
from tho Greek troops who sur
rendered to the. Bulgarians In Mace
donia last fall and are now interned
at Goerlitz, ,Silcsia.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
GREED FOR POWER
BLAMED FOR WAR
German Socialist Leader Scheide-
3 mann Discusses Causes
of Conflict
GERM ANY ON DEFENSIVE
Says Peace Note Made 1t Clear
Country Did Not Seek
Territory.
G Err ANY ON DEFENSIVE

MUNICH. March 3--The world war
rand the peace question were discussed
here recently by Philip Schcidcmann,
tho Socialist leader in the Rcichstag.
at n mass meeting attended by 5000
men and women. often interrupted
by enthus iastic applause. the famous
Deputy said. IN part
I'm their cynic answer TO our peace
proposals tho entente powers have
again attempted TO place the rcspon-
sbility for tn. world war upon the
shoulders Of Germany. No sane man
however. will believe that the terrible
catastrophe was caused by the revolver
shots In Scraj"vo. The tragedy in tho
Bosnian capital MAS only the spark
which iEnitcd the European powder
kcE. Tho real cause of the war lies
much deeper. aud - the same that
started all Of the bloody conflicts Of
the last three or four decades. the WARS
of England against the i:oer republics.
of Russia against Japan and OF Italy
against Turkey.
Every one Of these wars Was caused
by the cndeavor Of the states ruled by
organized capital 10 obtain greater
world power. more territory and new
markets. The same greed and lust for
gain and power is responsible for the
present slaughter To infamc the ma
tons and TO hide tho real purposes OF
the war. race hatred and national feel
ing were art!nciaiiy cultivated until
the rage and bitterness Of the peo-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
CARRANzA PRACTICALLY
WITHOUT OPPOSITION
Two Other Candidates Announce
Themselves, hut Neither Is
Taken Serious.
HOLD ELECTIONS NENT SUNDAY
Races for Seats in Chamber Of Depu-
JOS and for Senatorial Member
Ships Will Provide Many Close
ContcstS-NonvoterS Pcnalizcd

Correspondence OF the Associated prcss.l
MENlCO CITY. February o5-Littlc
doubt is expressed throughout Mexico
as To the idcntity Of tho successful can
didatc for President OF the republic ut
the elections TO bc held on Sunday,
March II. Although two other cand'-
dates have announced themselves, Gem
Of tho conStitutionalist army I'm charge
of the executive power, practically has
no opposition. The two other caudi-
dates VINO have announced themselves
leo city. and Francisco ~ Garcia, cs
Iarago2a, pucbla. The FIRST is kaown
as the perpetual candidate. as he has
appealed To the voters for thcir ballots
ut every election for twenty years OPP
posing DiaI and Mnucrn. lie is NJ;
taken seriously. aud neither is Care, ia
WHO is practically unkr"v-tt.
The races for seats in tho Chamber
az Deputies and for senatorial member
ships. however will provide many close
contests. There arc many candidates
in til" field. some nominated by polit-
pcud"ntly
Politicians will have little difiicu!tt.
getting ont tho voters" at this cleo
ton. as those who are eligible regis
tered aud have not some excellent cx-
Gus" are subject Ia Il penalty Of Il
month in jail or Il fine OF from 30 to
200 pesos each il they do not east their
ballots. Tho new Constitution provides
that thct exercise Of suffrage a, cicc-
tons j. one OF The duties Of il Mexican
citizen and this provision viii bc
placed in effect.
Nor viii tho voters lie forced to
stand in stuffy booth TO mark their
ballots. These viii lie delivered to
them in advancs. aud may lie prepared
at home.
PROCEDURE PROVIDED
IN DECREE WITH CALI.
The decree which accompanied the
c;,il for the election Of President Dem
ties and Senators provides the follow
ing procedure:
The vote viii lie based OH the census
Of 1909 cone Deputy FOR each coo
inhabitantsD aud on the territorial di-
vision OF 1912. The municipal divisions
aud precincts viii lac the same as OBJ
taiucd IL tue election Of Deputies to
- 'roiEIGSS iaSt bCsO-
her. The roll al voters will lie the
same rs IN the October elections re-
viscd To eliminate those dead inca
pacitatcd or removed from the district
and {" add those eligible who, were not
previously registered.
The ballots, or tickets" for Pres
idri.. Deputy aud senator are printed
on one side only. and in such "A man
ncr that. when folded. tho contents of
'he face may not be read. These
tickets will lac distributed. each ticket
numbered Each voter must receipt
for tho ticket handed him. which bears
the same number as his name on the
voters list. g,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Lubi gorzaine.
Stevens Point. Wis. Stefan Wa


loch zamieszkaly na po{nocneJ
lubi gorzaline, wiec tez "a
pijaf sic mad miare, az go posta--
wiono na czarnej liscie pijakow.
To go doprowadzi}o do takiej pa
syi, ze wstawszy IA drugi dzien
rano, zaczal W domu wojne re
swoja polowica, kt6ra jeszcze spo
czywala ". l6zku. " gniewie- "a
czaf lamac. meble, "a kt6re sam
zaplacil ciezko zapracowanym gro
szem i W koiicu rzucii ia zone ia
kims przedmiotem, ale jej ME ira
fill. Wolach posiada gromade die
ci, ktorc sic tym wybrykom ojca
przygladaly. Rcz,lltat byl ten, re
amatora gorzalki aresztowano
sedzia Murat skazaf go na $40 ka
.ry "a wyprawianie awantur " 90
5mu. Wolach przyrzekl jednak Sc
.dziemu, ze sic poprawi sedzia da
rowal mu kare ale zaznaczyi, e
"a najmniejsze przewinienie po.
dobne p6idzie ma trzydziescl dnl
do areszt1' powiatowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Zatopiienie okretu Game
roma

Londyn, "a maja. Admirali-
eva angielska ogfasza, IL W dniu
15go kwictnia zosta} zatopiony
na wschodniej czesci Morza Srod-
Memnego parowiec pasazerski
"Cameronia' pojemnosci przcsz-
10 10000 ton, nalezacy do flrmy
Anchor Line" przyczem l4O O.
sob jadacych ia MIN zycie po--
stradalo. Zatopicnie mia}o miej-
see w jasny dzien, wsr6d pogody,
przestrogi ME dano, nura zgola
ME dojrzano; okret wioz} zolnie
rzy: zaraz po explozyi torpcdy
spuszczono lodzic rat,mkowc, lecz
jcdna mich zostala rozbita 0 box
okrctu. przyczcm znowu pcwna
GEESE zoInicrzy utonefa nadt0
sama explozya torpedy zabi}a zol
merry spora liczbe. Statek po-
szed} Ia dino W 40 minut pc tor
pcdowaniu. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Zashzeli 90 ze zemsty.

Toledo, Ohio. J6zef Ramosz, Ii
czacy lat29 znajduje sic W rekach
policyi wskutek oskarzenia NOR
derstwo. Ramosz poszedl W czwar
tex do :szpitala sw. Wincentego, a
by. odwiedzic lezacego tam Gusta
wa .Drele. Pc kr6tkicj: rozmowie
miaf potlobno dac diva strzaly do
Dreli. Kula przeszyla SERGE Dreli
i spowodowala natychmiastowa
smicrc jego. Pielegniarki byly bez
slime j .Ramosz swobodnie uciekl
re szpitala. Ma nar6zniku III. Ban
croft Franklin przylapali go
strazacy. Policya jest zdania, ze
Ramosz dopuscil sic zbrodni &c
zemsty powodu togo ponicwaz
przed 3ma micsiacami Drela spo-
wodowac mial eksplozye przy Air
Line junction, podczas ktorej Ra
mosz zosta} skaleczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Bl konskrvpcyjjny stall
sic pgawem.
Waszyngton, "a maja.


chwalonc przcz obic Izby kongre-
SUI przcdlozenie, wprowadzajace
obowiazck powsxechnej s}uzby
wojskowcj, uzyskaio wezoraj vie
cz6r podpis prezydenta Wilsona i
afalo Sic od tej ehwsli- ten, s,umcm
.ustawa obowiazujaca. Ma tel pod
stawie Stany Zjednoczonc MAZDA
sic W ciagu roku W 5posiadaniu
.jednomiIionowej armii zaciagnie-
tych IA podstawie wyboru wladz
komplctnic wyckwipowanych
dobrzc wytrcnowanych zo}nierzy,
"a kt6rymi juZ stac bedzic dal-
szc pol milion;l nowozacieznych j
pobicrajacych wyksztalccnic mill
tarnc jako Si!a rczcrwowa. -
Department wojny zajcty jest
ma razic glowlic cncrgiczncmi
przvgotowaniamii 1to nobiiliizacyi
milicvi stanowcj, ktora wraz z
wojskiem rcgularncm tworzy pier
|wszoliniowa armie, bojowa. Zapo-
wicdziano ..j'lz, zc wszystkic pulki
ywardyi zostana powolane do sluz
by pod sztandarami najdalej do
3go sicrpnia, a oficerowic oblicza
ia, zc po micsiecznym najwyzcj
observation-disclosures wytezonym
! 'trcningu wojska te beda j,lz 60
towc do wySy}ki do Europy, &C.
lem odcbrania tam OstatecZncgo
wv>zkolcnia t,,z "a liniami ognia.
Znajdujacc sic dotychczas Ia
pograniczu mcxyka1skiem puiki
armii rcgularnej sciagajq sic juz
poruszaja w kicrunku polnoc--
nym. g,lzic W obozach wojsko-
wvch posl,,za ich bataliony jake
nowe jednostki do tworzenia
swiezych pulk6w, ably doprowa.
die armie rcgularna do pe'nej 81
ly na stopic bojowej, t. ]. do licz'
by 2293 900 ludzi. Zanim Rad "a
bral sic do cncrgicznej rekruta-
cyl, brakowalo do tel liczby 1873,
S9S ludzi, cd tcgo czasu zacia-
gnieto juz jednak 1883 nowegt
rckruta nalezy sic spodziewac
zc reszte uda sic zebrac przee
1otym cZerwca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Dwu mezczyzn zabiych a
dwu pokaleczonych.

Dwu mezczyzn zosta}o zabitych,
a dwu ciezko pokaleczonych, gdy
automobil W ktorym jechali, 20
sta} wywrocony W poblizu Argo.
smierc ponicsli Jozcf Kaminski,
lat %, Fam. pnr. 1912 w. 47ej ul.
Town.of Lake Leon Socinski, lat
:2,3, Fam. pnr. BIO Monticello ave.
Avondale. Pierwszy byl szynka-
rem, drugi klerkiem pocztoWyzmnl.. m.
Rannii zostali Michai Narcin,4 4226
So. Washburn ave, pokaleczenia
ia nogach j ramionach j /. Ziper.
stein 1900 Bishop ul::, pociety
szklem uszkodzenia Wewnetrzne
Automobil zdamem policy 2 AT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Z INV POLSKlCH
" AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
gznany niewinnym stzelania
I s,.'s = O. 6 j 1IulY.

Cnnany niewinnym oskarzenia
strzelania do zony W zamiarze "a
mordowania jej, zostaf W ubiegla
sobote popo}udniu przez sedziow
przysieglych W sadzie kryminal--
nym, pred sedzia Fitch, Stani-
slaw Mozinski, lat 80. zam. pnr.
1902 North Ashlnad ave-, Mozin-
ski W niedzicle, dnia 1890 marca
podczas nieporozumienia familij--
ncgo postrzelif jcgo zone trzy ra-
~. Zone zabrano do szpitala po--
wiatowego, .gdzic przebyla szesc
tygodni.
zona zcznala, &c MAJ postrzelil
ia. gdy ona sicdziala bczbronna
na kolcbaczu w kuchni, trzymajac
ia reku niemowle. Zupelnic ina
czcj Gala afcre tiomaczyf MAJ.
Lcznaf on, re prZycZyna WsZyst-
kiego byl "bortnik Dominilz Kle
szczcwski. W dniu WEI wymie-
nionym Mozilski rozdrazniony do
ostatecznosci swemi' spostrzczcnia
mi chcial stoiownika zastrzelic,
przeszkodziia temu zona, ktora
ujmujac sic "a klcszczcwskim sta
ra}a sic mezowi revolver rcki
wytracic. Podczas szamotania pad
~ strza}y.
Sedziowic zawyrokowali, re po
strzelenic bylo przypadkowe. Mo
zinski jcdnakowoz zaplacic.-.mu
sial 500 kary "a noszenie broni
palnej. Oskarzoncgo bronif adwo-
kat w. j. LaBuy brat sedzicgo
.J6zefa A. LaBuy'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
lie sic odwdleczyl shUowi
Detroit. Mich. .J6Zef Babak ME

0StkV V4V, WACus JOLc1 l)dUdh ulC
m6gf czy tez nic chcial znalezc
piracy i kiepsko MIN bylo. Zlito-
wal sic mad MIN jcgo stryj Stefan
Babak. zamieszkaiy W domu pnr.,
1894 Ignatz place przygarnaf do
siebie, dajac mu- przytufek az do
czasu wyszukania piracy.
J6zef zle sic odwdzieczyl "a to
dobrodziejstwo, gdyz W nocy wy
ciaglraf z pod poduszki $610, "a
oszczedzone przez Stefana, przebu
dziwszy sic rano, ME znalaz} pie
nicdy, dai znac ma policye. Detek
tywi udali sic W pierwszej linii ma
stacye kolejowe, podejrzywajac,
ze J6zef uda sic w podr6z. RE
ozywiscie, ia stacyi Michigan Cen
tlal spacerowa} J0zef Babiak, cze
Eajac ia odjazd pociagu do Buf-
falo.
Gdy IA stacyi policyjnej zrewi
dowano pobieznic zbiega, znalezio
no przy MIN tylko $33, skrzypce,
zegarck i billet kolejowy do Buf-
falo. - J6zef wypieraf sic zarzu
concj mu kradziczy, lecz prawda
wysz}a ma jaw, przekonano sic, re
W rozmaitych czesciach ubrania,
nawct W krawatce ukryte byly
banknoty. = Detektywi powycia
gall 1925 &c wszystkich skrytek i
zamkneli .Jozcfa do wiezicnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Niemcy wykonali silny atak pod
Roye j wziei tam okop francuski.
a ma MIN $50 zFrancuzow do ME
woi.
Akcya pokojowa "
Niemczech.

London : Berno, "a maja-Do-
nosza z Monachium, stolicy Bawa.
ryi, re w kraju tym = przewaz--,'
ME katolickim Gala ludnosc IA:
wezwaniem kleru okrzykne}a go
towosc swa do .propagandy poke
jowej. Akcya zostaje. podjeta pod
god}cm Eucharystyi sw. ia cze
lie jej stoja biskupi katoliccy Ba-
waryi i innych KRAKOW niemiec-
kich, ktorzy podobno juz sic po-
rozumieli episkopatem innych
KRAKOW ~wojujaeych, nawet po
stronie przeciwnej = alianckiej
|celem wdrozenia tam wiclkiej,
zorganizowanej propagandy "a
pokojem. - - : =
ss-1 w calych Niemczcch wzma-
ga sic pragnienie pokoju, a zara-
zcm widocznem jest znuzenic woj
ma i5niezadowolenie rzadu, ku
czemu przyczynia sic zawod, spo-
wodowany od}ozeniem reform de
mokratycznych niedostatkiem
|zywnosciowych artyku}ow; podob
nez wiesci dochodza Austryi,
Igdzie stanowczo panowac zaczys
-nryentacya pokojowa, bcz VIZ
pienia i sam cesarz Karol bylby
"a pokojcm kompromisowym
zwlaszcza, ze tam znow ,klopoty z
iWegrami staja sic powazne. Me
ma watpienia, IL gdyby Austrya
odrebny pok6j zawar}a, to "a jej
przyk}adem poszlaby i Bulgaria,
a mozc take Turcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24


sckrea Adoo pan1a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
NOWlW
TELECRAFlCZNE.
IA okfetow angielskich ma
dno.

Rzym, "a maja. = Y Adryaty-
ku donosza 0 licznych walkach ma
TEN morzu, ostatnio stoczonych
w jednym portow wfoskich
znajdowala sic na postoju flotyl-
la angiclskich statk6w sfuzacych
do min wylawiania. Austryacy
wyslali noca swc .lckkic KRAKOW
niki ku tcmu portowi nagfym
napadem zdolali Il owych wy|a-
wiaczy min zatopic; usilowal od-
pedzic napastnik6w angiclski lex
ki krazownik "Dortmouth'' lccz
zo>taf torpcdowany, poczcm "a
wrocil ku portowi VEGAS don
dotarl. P0zniejszc szczcg0fy dono
sza, zc diva krazowniki angicls--
kic Dartmouth "Bristol od-
pedzily istotnic strzalami statki
austryackic plScily sic "a ucho-
dzacymi W poeon, dotar}y az pod
Cattaro, Dalmacya, gdzic jcdnak
pojawily sic wojcnne okrety au-
.stryackic. wobcc kt6rych angicl--
.>kic >tatki musialy zawr6cic o.
tba szczcSliwic do portu wfoskic-
go dotarly. JalS rapport austryac-
Xxi donosi, wzieto zatopionych
min wylawiaczy angiclskich 72
zolnicrzv nadto rapport 6w utrzy-
mule, IL Dartmouth zostal "a
topiony GO jest nicprawda. DO
poscigu statk6w austryackich
przylacsy.a sic cSkadra aeropla-
now wlo>kirh. kt6rc pod Cattaro
zbombardowaly c>kadrc austrya
cka i u>zkodzify cirzko diva stat
Iii au>tryackir: jcdcn z nich od-
wlcczono prawir t"nacy dos portl U
Dopicro W powrocic krazownik
Dartmouth zosk:l tOrpcdowa-
ny przcz nur austryacki, lccz zdo
lal powru1cic: do portu wloskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Ameryka1skle lazarety przy.
byfy do Angln.
Londvn. "a lnaja.

Londyn, "a maja. Plcrw-
szych szcsc komplctnie wyc&wi-
powanych szpitali polowych, wy
>lanych przcz Amer. Czerwony
krzyz Ia front francuski, przy-
bvlo oncydaj do Anglii.
Personal ,ych >zcSciu lazarctow
>klada sic 300 o>ob, wlacznic z
20 lekarzami i chilurgami 6Ociu
uozorczvniami chorych. rcszte sta
nowi pomocnicza sluzba szpitalna.
Cd cza>u przystlpicnia Stanow
Ziednoczonych do wojny, pierw-
sly raz pnwicwac bedzic na from
Gle franc,,>kim W znaku wojen-
ncgo >przymierzenia, sztandar
ywiazdzisty. Picrwsza ia partya
dalszvch do Francyi wyslac sic
majacych lazaretow Am. Ger.
krzyza. przydzielona zostanie do
armii brytyjskiej pomiesci 800
l6zck.
Podr1z personalu lazaretow, =
:jak dono>i rapport majora Gil
>hri>ta. miala bye bardzo przy-'
Jenna = towarzysko. Okret ME
>potka} po drodze submaryny, a
do portu anyiclskiego eskortowa
ny byl przcz krazownik brytyj
ski.
Pi,rw>za Ia serya lazalrtow a
merykaii>kich zorganizowana 20
stala Z rezerw szpitalnychs W Gle
velnad, Ohio. pod przcwodem m;
jora Harry l.. Gilchrist korpu
su medycznegoN Stanow pod dy
rckcya Ora. Georgia. W. Grille
W przeciagu dwu dni rozpoczni
sluzbe " strefie frontu wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Salnob6istwo.

South Bend, Ind. Bronislawa
Marpihczak, c6rka Wladyslawa
Marpinczak, zam. pod !. 61O przy
polud. Olive ulicy, umarla oneg--
daj rano, 0 godz. 1Otej po paru
xodzinach naglyeks,neezarn. Iliczy
la lat-Iz. Lekarz dzisiaj uznal, ze.
Bronislawa zazyla kwasu karboio
wego, popelniajac przez to samo-
b6jstwo.