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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
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Respectfully submitted,
A. S. Handy,
City Marshal.

A. S. Handy,
City Marshal.
Motion made and seconded
that Stephen Stair and the
Campbell Est. be notified to put
In abutments and curbs along
their walks In front of their
property on East Carroll street
The following ordinance being
regularly introduced at a call
meeting of the council on Feb
ruary 2Sth, was again read and on
motion passed by the affirmative
vote of all the councilmen pres
ent. Said ordinance is in words
aud figures as follows:
That the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company be, and
is hereby licensed and privileged
to build, erect or maintain a right
of way on and along what Is
known, shown and designated on
the map of Hickman, KY, as Com
mercial street, in said city be
tween Obion street, in a western
ly direction SO far as said roalroad
company may need said street for
rwitching purposes; PROVIDED,
however, that said Railroad Com
pany shall at all times hold the
said city free Of any costs or
action for damages in connection
with the use of said street, and
the acceptance of said privilege
and use of said street, on the
part of said railroad company
constitutes an acceptance OF the
terms hereof.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor.
Council met in special session.
Present Mayor Dillon, Councllmen
A. o. Caruthers, w. A. Johnston,
ID. p. Leibovitz and E. d. John
son.
The following ordinance was
passed by the affirmative vote
of all councilmen present; said
ordinance in words and ngures as
follows:
That the Nashville, Chatta
nooga and ST. l.. Railroad Com
pany be, and is hereby licensed
and privileged to build, erect or
maintain a right Of way on and
along what Is known, SHOWN ana
designated on the msp O NICK
man, KY, a. Commercial sfxeet, N
said city between Obion 6zeat IN
| weuEsrnly &rec<ienape ar a.
said railroad company. 80 sasd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

Harness at Bondurant Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

Stove Pipes, Elbows, Coal
Holds, Pokers, Shovels, Dampers
and Bull Dog Wire Fence An
,tchors at Bettersworth' q.
Miss Virginia Luton was In
Union City Monday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

hickman, KY, March 5, 1917.
Council met In regular session.
Present Mayor Dillon, Council
men A. o. Caruthers, d. P. Leibo-
vltz, f. ID. johnson and w. A.
Johnston.
On motion council adjourned
until Monday March IL, 1917.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, Clerk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

street for switching purposes I;
rhoVIDED, however, that said
railroad company shall at all
Tunes held the said city free of any
costs or action for damages In
connection with the use of said
street, and the acceptance of said
privilege and use of said street on
the part. of said railroad company
constitutes an acceptance of the
terms hereof.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor.
There being no further bust
ness ON motion council adjourned
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22

The Misses Grace and Lucie
t6teinert came down from Sioux
City to- spend the weekend with
homesfolks.
Mrs. G. b. Holcomb is spending
the weekend in Dunlap with the
liner Tollefson family. Their in
FAINT child is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Miss Marie Tamisiea and Miles
Finley spent the day in Omaha
with J. N. Tamisiea at the St.
Katherine hospital.
Another auto thief was cap
tured today in Omaha. This
makes about six that have been
arrested SO far. Four stolen cars
have also been found.
Mrs. C. p. Whittier of Pisgah
who has been the guest the past
few days of Elmer Tollefson
home, left this afternoon for
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. G. w. Mendenhall and
children are spending a few days
with relatives, in Glenwood.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
Children Cry
FOR FLETchER'S
G a 8 TORI a
Past Records All Broken.

Last weeks bushes in the Of
flee of County Recorder George
Berry has been simply immense,
the number of instruments filed
for record far exceeding that. OF
ANY previous year.
Real estate transfers have also
been plentiful, and if it were pos
|sible to total the value of them
the sum would be large. Follow
ling is a partial list of the trans
|fers the past week:
Judson T. Pickard to Fred
Zacharias, west half ne and ne ne
34-79-4f. wd, $4,000.
Fred Zacharias to Peter Zach
|arias, west half ne and ne ne 81
|79-41, wd, $4,000.
Judson T. Pickard and wife to
Peter Zacharias, se nea 81, and
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
Gard Party.

! The East End Bridge Club
was most enjoyably entertained
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Mclaughlin at their home on N,
Fourth street. Two tables OF
bridge were played until mid
night, when delicious spread
Twas served by the hostess, assist
ed by Miss Virginia Vincent. The
guests found their places at one
long table, which was very at
tractively arranged, with the deli
cate color of pink being used in
the appointments.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
SATURDAY.

Mrs. G. G. Shumaker of VOL
sey, S. D., who has been the guest
tie past few days of Mr.. and Mrs.
7 j. Getcher, left this morning
To- Sioux City.
Miss Eileen Tovey returned to
her home in Orson today after a
brief visit here with the I.
O'Connor home.
Mrs. James Evans left this aft
ernoon for Albion, Neb.. to spend
her birthday tomorrow with her
Twin sister, Mrs. Matteson.
Miss Ruth Wolfe has resigned
her position at the Dahl Jewelry
store, after nearly three years of
service with the firm.
Miss Blanche Mills of Los An
geles is the guest for a few days
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Lahman.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
DOTY and PETERSON

Mrs. H. Moorehouse returned
from Hastings, Neb., where she
was the guest OF, her sister, Mrs.
Theo. Mann. She also visited her
sister. Mrs. Beckley, in Omaha,
and reports her as feeling much
better. but still unable to leave
the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Birdsall
spent the afternoon in Omaha on
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Sarah Dunn will be the
week end guest of friends in
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Fry will
spend Sunday in,Lincoln with
friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22

Is. R. Hammitt, half. Sc 29-79-
~, 100000.
w. A. Harlan and. wife TO C. T..
|Huntley and wife, Sc ne 2d-79-42.
$4,000.
M. E. Ashley and wife to John
Hatterman and wife, half ne 30
8O-42. $4,000.
) H. N. Frazier, ref.,. TO- Jos +.
Morrow, nt sw NV s-so-4s,
$40, 100. d, !. !.
Harvey Van Arsdol to r.. Nv.
Hills, W half ne 2i-79-42, qcd, 81.
Andrew M. Miller and wife to
John F. stageman, pit lot 2, blk
18, Persia, $4,000.
G. A. Albertus and wife to w.
H. Seldom, lots a., Is, blk 4, Per-
STA, and pit ne new 4-T8-41,
SIS, 900.
G. G. Bonsall and wife to w. r..
Wettengel, lot 3, blk 68, Bird add
Dunlap, $1,000.
Mrs. Z. j. Fitzsimmons and
husband to Bert DUNCAN, lots 4,
IS, blk q, River Sioux, $3.50.
John G. -Wynd and wife to j. II.
McGavren, pit ne 20-I8-44,
$t6,50O.
S. b. Shepard and wife toe. M.
McMillen, half sw 2S-8O-4t,
50, 900.
EthelfRogers ct al to F. w. Tor
now, NV Sc and sw ne i9-8O-41,
sl0.335.
John Hatterman to Jos. THY,
west half NV 6-80-42,, S9,l50.
P. H. Lauritzen and wife to A.
j. Coe, w half sw -SO-41,
|Sl1,5O0.
A. L. Brown and wife TO r. w.
Hills, W half ne 2-79-l2, $4,000.
A. w. Chapman and wife to
Martin Fins, pit n half Sc Sc s.
1874, 1000.
John Rohlfs and wife to w. ".
Hilbourn, lot 5, sec 3-78-41,
$500.
A. w. Chapman and wife to III.
r. Ulfers, pit half Sc Sc 5-78-4i,
81 900.
Fred Mefford and wife to M. FL.
Baker, pit Sc Sc 28-sO-4i, SO, 900.
F. C. sOviatt and wife to R. ID.
Smith, pit NV 10 and half sw Sc
7-8o-41, s20,562. III
J. d. Shepard and wife to Ar
thur S. Brock, W half sw and pit
Use sw 17-81-4t, $1O,625.
G. G. Bennett and.wife to D. L.
Coulthard, W half sw and w half
NV fi-78-45, $4,000.
Ct. Killers and wife TO David
Downs, ne NV 23-7s-42, So, 200. Z
j. G. Schulmeister to John b.
Gerken, pit NV 4, pit W half sw 5,
9 half ne and pit Sc 6-81-44,
$4,000.
j. G. schulmeister to A. r.
Aronson, sw and g half ne 6 and
pt W half 5-81-44, $24,72O.
M. ]. McAndrews to Herman
Pauley, pit NV and pit ne s3s-sf-4i,
$4,000.
Herman Pauley and wife to +.
~. Hodapp, pit NV and pit ne and pt
lsw and pit Sc 36-8O Oh, 1925, 900;
s. S. DUNCAN and wife to Julius
Grosvenor, pit ne and n half Sc 81
and NV sw 35 10 AZ, SO. 900:
Sarah A. Mattos and husband
ito D. Williams, sw sw 30 + ~ ]
SIS, 900. =. i
Felix McGrickard and wife to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
AFTER THE GRIPPE :
Vinol Restored Her Strength

Canton, Miss.-'fI am rs years old and
became very weak and feeble from che
effects of La Grippe, but yinol has done
me world of good. It has cured nv
cough, built up my strength SO I feel
active and well again" Mrs LIZZIE
BALDWIN, Canton, Miss.
vinol is a constitutional remedy
which aids digestion, enriches TIL.
blood and creates strength. I'm
equalled for chronic coughs, colds or
bronchitis. Your money back II it
fails,
Robt. w. Harvey, Druggist
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
Children Cry
FOR flETChER'S
GAS = q Fri a
N. v. Il. {. svvIns Trophy Cup


Last night the M. v. H. S. de-
batting teams won from Denison
by unanimous decision and
from Woodbine by 2-i decision,
By SO doing they completed the
task Of winning permanent pos
session of the beautiful Triangu-
lar Debating Cup, which has been
on exhibition at the high school
for about a month.
The many readers of this
paper have been tortured enough
in the last three years with ex-
plantations of the debating CON
tract existing between Denison
lWoodbine and Missouri Valley to
make a repetition unnecessary
Suffice it to say at This time that
six young people, young women
and young men from each of the
schools, have toiled laboriously
and fought valiantly. year on year
for the honor of having the name
of their school engraved on the
cup, and for it's permanent pos
session. The outcome has been
las indicated BY the following de-
lcisions:
1915.
Denison, 2; Woodbine, 4.
Denison, 3; Missouri Valley,
! Missouri Valley, 3; Woodbine
| Denison, 2; Woodbine, 4.
Missouri Valley, 81; Woodbine
\ Missouri Valley, 3; Denison,, o
n 1917.
II Woodbine, Q; Denison, 4.
Missouri Valley, Q; Denison, 0
Missouri Valley 2; Woodbine 4
The left column indicates tn,
names that will go on the cup. 4
shows that Woodbine will have
one, Denison three and Missouri
Valley five names on it, which b,
the terms of the contract gives
her permanent possession.
The following young men have
participated in this victory: Glen1
Ball, Otto Ghaloupha, Raymond
Curry, Fred Egan, Fred Evans
Howard Johnson, Harold Martin
Harold Mcqueen, John Rae, Ear
Tamisiea, Donald Williams ant
Glenn Williams.
These young men deserve cv-
cry honor that can be given them
! Debate is hard work. There is
mo play in it. 1t means extensive
reading. 1t means night after
night spent in the preparation O
and in constant ant
monotonous drill. But at the enc
of it all there is the satisfaction
l'of accomplishment, of having
done something worth while, ant
there is in addition that feeling
indescribable of having won fol
the glory and honor of YOU
school.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
Albert Chambers, pit ne NV 3o-7s-

Albert Chambers, pit ne NV 3o-7s-
43, $40.
John suddick and wife to $. n.
DeCou, pit ne NV 29-4O-41, 81.
Anil p. Rudolph to S. r. De
Cou, pit NV 29-8O-41, 81.
Eta M. Dunlap and husband to
G. NJ. McMillen, Sc nerand pt ae
ia 81 AZ, $4,000.
3 o.. O. Anderson to "A. II. Ing
ham, ct al lots 13, AZ, blk 81,
WoodbfIie, 81 y.
r. G. Oviatt and wife / to JOS.
ellsworth and wife, LOT 5, blk 8,
w. L. & |. Co.'s 2nd add, Wood.
thine, $1,000.
J. H. Gallup and wife to Hugh
Foley, lots Z, S, blk 81, Dunlap,
SIS. 900.
w. j, Burke and wife to NJ. j.
ffitzgibbon, lot 3, 4, 5, 6; blk 10,
NV. P. add Mo. Valley, $500.
l.. X. Moore To, s. A.. WOodard,
pit ne 6-8i-42, s12,887.5O.
Fred w. Smith and wife to b.
R. Mills, sw NV 3-8O-42, 81.
Orris Fox and wife to F. w
Smith, NV Sc 4-8O-42, SIS, 400.
JOS. ellsworth and wife. to John
suddick. pit ne ne 15-8O-42,
s5.75O.
t. R. Brader and wife. to b. n.
Mills, NV Sc and pit ne and pt NV.
and ptsse 3-80-42, 1922, 900.
Bruce R. Mills and wife to C. j.
futile, half ne. sw, and sw ne
and ptise Sc NV 3O-81-42. s9,150.s
Thos. J. Russell and wife to w.
D. Gromie, pit sw ne 13-8O-42,
Isl 900.
b. B. Barry and wife to Orris
Fox. lot 3 of NV NV 1890 ~,
81, 500.
Bert Graham and wife to Chris
christensen. ut los I, g., sec 4-78-
IA. Sf1 ,935.
+ Chris Christensen to Aud N.
miller, lot 3. sec 2-78-4i,.$22,6 500
Nels Peterson to John Peter
son, pit NV 22-79-4i, $4,000.
Henry Stewart to Gus, Martens,
llots 4, s., s, sec 4-79-42, $18,4e6.j
j. b. Ryan and wife to "A. u.
tDunham pit sec 3-8t-4i, ST.
Geo. L. Ramsey to Frank Rock,
| pit sW 9-81-4i, $4,000.
Mary Damery etl al to Jesse II.
Damery, half NV 8-8O-4i, 81.
Leonard Feistner and wife to
Homer Mckay ct al, W half NV =
1912, $4,000.
G. j. Meggers and wife to A. H.
Lee, NV NV 14-8f-44,s$6 400.
R. L. Park and wife to Herman
J. Stueve, sw sw 20 and half SO
and pit sw 29-81-4l, $i4,iOO. {,
Jos. H. Carr and wife to Lee
Ernest, pit NV ne 34-79-l3. $2,fOO.j
Daisy G. sharkey and husband!
to J. w. F. Dohrmann, Sc Sc and
ne ne H-78-4f, 1920.
w. G. Fisher and wife to M. f. |
Mills, pit sw "a and Sc Sc 33-S1-
a. $4,000.
VIM. Powell to Winter Byles,
|lots 4, 5, sec i-78-44, 81.
AZ. b. Aronson and wife to D.
Williams, sw e6-81-44, $24,72O.
III. N, Lawrence. to w. IS. Grain.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22

The Misses Esther, Helen, Eliz
abeth and Imogene Malaby Of
Boone are the guests for a few
days of the J. M. Daugherty home.
A. B. Zahner of Omaha was
here today on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01
} co WALCZA STANY
ZJEDNOCZONE.

Washington i czerwca. -
Prezydent Wilson zastosowai sig
do skierowanego niedawno przez
nowy cabinet rosyjski pod adre-
sem Aliantow zadania i przeslai
do Petrogradu document, w kt6-
rym okresla jasno cele, dla jakich
St. Zjedn. wdaly sic W wojne
Tekst tego oswiadczenia zostal
takze zakomunikowany inlym
sprzymierzehcom.
o lie wiadomo, pan Wilson W
zasadniczych punktach zgadza
sic z obecnym gabinetem rosyi--
skim co do warunkow, ma jakich
przysziy pokoj moze bye zawar-
ty "a wiec domaga sic dania wszy
stkim narodom prawa rzadz mia
sic SODA bez zadnej nieproszo rej
,,opieki" / przeciwny jest aneksa-
cyom ziem, zamieszkalych pr7ez
ludnosc, ktora sobie takich arek-
sacyi ME zyczy. Dlatego uwaza
przywrocenia niepodleglosci Bel
gil i Polski "a jeden podsts-
wowych warunk6w trwafego po-
koju. Kiedy jednak Rosya glosi
zasade pokoju bez odslkodowafl
wojennych, prezydent Stanow
Zjednoczonych jest zdania, ze
kraje, ktore niewinnie poniosay
tax olbrzymie szkody jak Belgia,
powinny dostat inedeminizacye,
ktora wydaje sic nawet wprost
konieczna dla umozliwienia i'm
odbudowy.
w dobrze zazwyczaj poinfor--
mowanych koiach zapewniaja, re
pan Wilson wysla} powyzszy
komunikat po poprzedniem poro-
zumieniu sic brytyjskim mini
strem spraw zagranicznych Bal
fourem ,zanim ten opuscii Stany
Zjednoczone. Podobno inne paf-
stwa alianckie zawiadomiiy takze
nowy Rad rosyjski, ma jakich wa
runkac hi zasadach moga zgodz'c
sic ma zakonczenie wojny,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01
ARESZTUJA AGITUJACYCH
PRZECIWKO KON-
SKRYPCYI.

Washington, l czerwca. -
Department sprawiedliwosci roz
poczaf energiczna kampanie pre-
ciwko agitatorom, ktorzy w car
lynn kraju usiiuja zwalczac kon'
skrypcye i nakianiac mezczyzn W
wieku popisowym, aby ME rege-
strowali sic dnia 5-go czerwca'
Rad odkryl wiele spiskow, zor-
ganizowanych celem szerzenla an
tikonskrypcyjnej propagandy i
zarzadzi} w wielu miastach aresz
towanie winnych. Gfowne sledzl-
by tych knowari znajdowaly sic
w Columbus, o. w Nowym
Yorku, ale detektywi fedearlnl
wysledzili je i zrobili ma ME ma
iazd. aresztujac gl6wnych aran-'
zer6w tego ruchu. Aresztowa-
nvch w Columbus oskarzono o
zdrade postawiono pod kaucy9
w kwocie $4,000.
w Nowym Yorku aresztowanl
zostali dwaj studenci Z unlwer--
sytetu Columbia jedna studen--
tka 2 kollegim Barnard, w Min
neapolis zas, Kansas City, Tope'
ka Lawrence i innych miastach
uwieziono takze szereg nlebez--
piccznych agitator6w.
Aresztowani w Nowym IorKa
zostali: Owen Catell, syn Jamesa
Mexican Catell Carson, n. y
znanego psychologa i protesora
uniwersytctu Columbia, c, E.
Phillips, student tego uniwersy-
tetu panna Eleonor wilson I d.
ker kohl. Barnard. Wszyscy
oni naleza do ,,kollegialnej anti
militarystycznej ligi', ma zebra
niu kt6rej dnia s-go maja '1kfa--
dat miano plany, sklerowane
..przeciwko pokojowi W Stanach
Ziednoczonych ich godnosci
Prokurator federalny ma w
swych rekach wydawane przez te
organizacye pamflety kt6re wska-
zuja ma to, ze nalezeli do niej tax
ze studenci innych zak}adow ma
ukowych ,jak uniwersytety kol-
legia Yale, Harvard, Princeton
Cornell, Columbia, Oberlin, AM
herst, Syracuse Hobart, Pennsyl-
vania, Radcliffe, Bryn Mawr,
Iowa, Nevada, Rutgers / lrlr1e.
Catell, Phillips psnna Parker
zostali postawieni pod kaucya po
$1,000, ktora ziozyl "a mich w.
L. Dana z uniwersytetu Colum-
bia.
Columbus, O., 1 czerwca. -
Detektywi federalni aresztowali
tn szereg os6b, kt6re uprawiafy
propaganda antikonskrypcyjna |
rozszerza}y skierowane przeciw"-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01

wodzca, Kolczak, ME chciai sic
zastosowat do zyczenia delega--
tow Kongresu zo}nierzy i Robo-
ciarzy Rosyjskich ! ME usunaa
komendanta portu Sebastopola,
znienawidzonego dla swej suro--
wosci - wobec czego Delegaci o.
wi aresztewali tego komendan--
ia. Do Sebastopolu przybyl mini
ster poczt telegrafow Czerteili
dla zbadania sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01
WALK WE FRANCYI.

Paryz, /. czerwca. - Onegda.
Niemcy W Szampan3 uderzyli
bardzo silna ofensywa ma pozy-
eye francuskie pod Mont Haut
gdzie W srode miniona zdobyl
byli pewne okopy francuskie
Walka byia wprost rozpaczliwa-
masy wojska pedzone do szturmu
przez Niemcow byiy olbrzymie
ogien bateryi straszny,, - mimc
to Francu1 wytrzymali atak Cd
parli 60 poczem sami natychmiast
przeszli do kontrataku wypie--
rajac Niemcow re zdobytych we
srode pozycyi, odebrali je W ca
lei pefni - odnawiajac / umac
niajac pierwotna linie swoja. Me
ma zadnej watpIwoSci, IL pauza
W ofensywie alianckiej nadzwy--
czajnie niepokoi Niemcow, kto--
rzy spodziewaja sic ciosu kazdej
godziny, a ME wiedza, gdzie ma
Mich padnie. Ces. Wilhelm byl W
tygodr;u minionym w Douai
Cambria przemawiai tam do
zoInierzy - zachecajac ich do
walki, do nienawisci wroga -
szczegolnie Anglikow, ktorych
propaganda nienawiSci posuwajs
Niemcy do tego, re zachecaja, by
Anglikow ME brac jencow -
jak najmmej, to znaczy - NOR
dowac, kogo sic da!...
Pod Laffaux, Vauxaillon,
ma zach6d Cd Rheims Niermcy ex-
plodowali min kilka zajeli po
walce wrecz niektore leJe l oko-
py wysuniete. w Szampanii byi
gwaitowny kontratak niemiecki
pod Mont Haut, Teton ! Casque :
cztery razy szedl nieprzyJs.:,ei do
szturmu, pedzac masy wojska -
"a kazdym raEem .odparty re
stratami; baterye francuskie po-
kotami zmiataiy biegnacych do
ataku Niemcow, ktorzy jednak z
jakas rozpacza pchali sic ma
smierc pewna! Tylko w jednym
wy sunietym punkcie udalo sic
i'm ostaG W okopie francuskim;
Do szturmie niemieckim ostatnim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01
|zba poSI6W przeCiw Cenzurze prasy.
zmiany " podatkowym blu wojennym
Da1sze rozruchy W East St. Louis,
Anglia zaczyna rekrutowae W Ameyce.
1NNE TELEGRA MY.

ko naznaczonej ma 5-go czerwca
registracyi pamflety. {
Anon IA. Hennacy, RI letni
student stanowego uniwersytetu
Ohio Harry E. Townsley, dru.-
karz i Cecil M. Bailey, mechanik,
zostali po uwiezieniu oskarzeni o
zdrade, a nadto jako ich pomocni
kow aresztowano dwu robotni-.
kow, kt6rzy pomagali i'm W pro-
wadzonej przez Mich agitacyi.
Cleveland, O., l czerwca. -
Policya dokonala ,raidu" ma je-
dina ze znajdujacych sic ma "a
chodniej stronie miasta drukarh
i skonfiskowala tam kilka tysie-
cy cyrkularzy i rozrzutek, ogla--
szajacych probationary ia przy-
szfa niedziele przez tutejszych SC
cyalistow wiec antikonskrypcyi.
ny.
L Minneapolis donosza, ze IT,
wieziony tam zostai Charles L.
Leflnert. pastor metodyskiego
niemieckiego koscioia, w Filadel-
fiji zas zagrozono znanej Z socya-
listycznej propagandy zydowce
Emmie Goldman ,ze zostanie ma
tychmiast aresztowana, jezeli ME
przestanie zupe}nie zajmowac sic
organizowaniem antikonskrypcyI
nei ligi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01
WALK w POLSCE 1 RU-
MUNII.

Piotrogrod, 1. czerwca. - Ma
eaiym polsko rumunskim from
Gle poza odosobniona strzelanina
niema wazniejszych wydarzen.
Berlin, /. czerwca. - Ma from
Gle rosyjskim sytuacya bez zmia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-01

Francuzi urZadzill kOntratak O.
debrali Niemcom wszystkie pozy
eye, jake utracili we Srode mi
Mona, konsolidujac natychmiast
zdobyte okopy z reszta swoich
pozycyi. Pod Verdun, Mr.. 3O4.
byiy diva lokalne szturmy ME-
mieckie - odparte. Ma caleJ linil
kanonada: awiatyka dzla}a pill
ME: 5 aeroplanow niemieckich
zrzucono.
Londyn, 1. czerwca. - Poza sill
. strzelanina dziaiowa - ME
ma wazniejszych dzialah ma an
giclskiem skrzydle; pod Armen-
there's byi reid nieniecki - od-
party; w okolicy Bullecourt i mad
Scarpe byiy utarczki lokalnc.
Pod Steenstraete i Dixmu-
de byly starcia wrecz - ma cais;
zreszta linii belgijskiej kanonada
ME ustaje.
Berlin, /. czerwca. - RAPPORT
donosi: Pod Wytschaete Ipres
artylerya pracuje nader intensy-
wnie: mad Scarpe odparto kilka
kompanii angielskich; pod Mon
chy Guemappe byly tez aagiel-
skie ataki odparte re strataml
nieprzyjao'ela; ma francuskiem
skrzydle, pod Chemin des DANES
i W Szampanii walk byly bardzo
zwawe: artylerya obustronnie ME
spoczywa dniem, nj noca; mad
Aisne wojska niemieckie po przy-
gotowaniu artyleryjskiem mno-
wem wziely szturmem szereg po-
zycyi francuskich, zabrano cara
zem 40 Francuzow do niewoli /
kilka mitraliez - kontrataki
francuskie odparto. Pozatem
zmian ma linV niema.
WALK w AZYI.
Piotrogrod, l. czerwca. - Pod
Chalkit, pod Bitlis byly utarczki
zwawc Kurdami w okolicy
Baneh, pogranicze perskie, Cd
parto tureckie oddziaIy, ktore
przesz}y rzeke Dialah: wyparto
ie powrotem "a te rzeke. Awia-
tyka rosyjska bombardowaia kill
ka mast armehskich, gdzie stoja
wojska tureckie - dobrym re-
zultatem.
Kopenhaga, l. czerwca. - Do
nosza Palestyny, IL Turcy juz
wydali diva ukazy ewakuacyi Je-
rozolimy, szczeg6lnie nakazujac
usunat sic zydom, ale ma VISTA?
wienie sic Niemiec ukazy cofnie-
to narazie, lecz kazdej chwili mo-
re bye wydane polecenie ujSda
precz zydom - wobec spodzie--
wanej ofensywy angielskiej W.
kierunku swietego miasta.
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
Londyn, 1. czerwca. - Me
mieckie nury zatopily w dalszym
ciagu nastepujace okrety norwe-
skie: ,,Glyn", .Asters", sGlyg" il