davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
sREBRNE WEsEIE.

Dwadziescia piec letnia roczni-
&c. wsp6lnego pozycia W stanie
ma}zenskim, obchodzili " piatek
panstwo Jak6b i Magdalena No
si1scy, Fam. pod mr.. 824 wsch.
|2giej III. 81.
w kosciele sw. Staniisllawa K.
odprawil Prev. ks. kanonik J..
Pacholski msze .sw. II a intencye
jubilat6w. B
w sobote wieczorem do domu
panstwa Nosinskich zgromadzili
sic ich krewni, robiac niespo-
dzianke przynoszac i'm podarunki
i sk}adajac zyczenia ma dalsz ely.
Gle, a przytem .zabawiono sic do
p6znej godziny gra W karty poga
dankami i t. p. Me odby1o sic bez
wystawienia kolacyi i t. d.
Obecni byli nastepujacy: pam
ny Emma Cieslik, Helena Weir,
Franciszka Maryama i Gertrude
Blank, Franciszka Cieslik, J6zefi
ma Nosinska, J6zefina Sikorska,
Rozalia Sk6rczewska, J6zcffina
Czapiewska z Fit. Smith, Ark. Kle
mems Cieslik. Winccnty CieSlik,
Jan Cieslik, Antoni Kozlica, Flo
ryan Blank August Cieslik Z 10
ma, Piotr Wieczorek Z iona, Anto
nj Gostomczyk i iona, Antoni Ko
zlica i coma. PAM Kozlicowa jest
,jedyna c6rka panstwa j. Nosin--
skich.
Panstwu Nosinskim %winszuje-
my i zyczymy azeby przy zdrowiu
doczekali z}otego wcsela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
PIERWSZY PIEKNY REKORD
BEZPIECZENSTWA.

Kolcj Chicago & North IVES
term, dumna jest Z rzeczywistosci
zc przez ostatnic cztcry lata nic
zostaf zabity podr6zny W jakim-
kolwiek badz prZypadku ma po-
|ciagu osobowym.
Podczas togo przcciagu czasu
132,23S,957 p%odr6znych podrozo--
wa}y.
Ten piekny rckord zostaf do
|piety przcz dokladne wykonywa-
ME strazy urzednik6w ably promo
towac bezpieczenstwo pierwsze,
Chicago & North Western kolc.j
byfa picrwsza koleja ktora po--
par}a to ulcpszcnic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
lVANHoE, MINI.
;;zanowna. RcdakcyO!

AA~ y
Donosze o nieszczesciu jake la
(wiedzilo nasze miasteczko IVAN
hoe. Oyien wiclki, ktory powstal
IL nicwiadomcj przyczyny W gene
ralnym skFadzic Stanislawa An
drzejaka wyrzadzit szkody "a 50
tysiecy dolar6w. Sklady cztcrcch
naszych ziomk6w zostaly ~zniszczo
lie doszczetnie. Sklad generally
|St. Andrzejka, sk}ad zelazny Pu-
kropa i Kotowskiego Handel siod
larski F. J. Maszka i sk}ad narze
dzi NJ. ". Domka. Obawiano sic
re ogicn1 przcnicsic sic ia sk}ad
drzewa Hayes : Lucas lumber Co.
znajdujacy sic ty1ko przez aleje
cd skladu Andrzejka, a wtenczas
ucierpia1by i %generalny sk}ad Ian
gego: plomicnie uderza1y take
ma budynek miejscowcj . gazety
The Ivanhoc Times, lecz straz Wy
brana czuwafa ma. !dachu. ably
nie dopuScic do przenicsienia sic
ognia. Okropny to byf pozar,
|picrwszy cd czasu istnienia togo
miasteczka, 17stu lat. ,Wyglada--
10 o wiele gorze,j nizby to MOI
ma opisac.
Okropny BLIZZARD i zawicja snie
ina nawiedzila nasza okolice W
przeszlym tygodniu. Poczawszy
cd .wtorku snieg %niebywa}y pal
dat przez kilka dni, a w sobote i
inedziele wiatr p6lnocno zachod-
nj zwiaf snicg w ogromne zaspy,
tax re wszystkie pociagi musialy
stanac. Cd wtorku do piatku, gdy
to pisze laden pociag ME mad
szedl do Ivanhoe z wyjatkiem plu
gu, kt6ry przejezdzal ably oczys--
|cic tor. Maszyna plugiem oko
10 20 rak pracuje mad .oczyszcze--;
MEM toru, lecz snieg miejscami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
DZIECI
SZK6I,NYCH.

W niedzicle pc nieszporach da-
dza dzicci &c szkoly sw. Stanis}a-
wa n. ia sail parafialnej przed--
stawicnie, ma kt6rc powinni sic
zgromadzic parafianie jak najlicz
niej, azeby zobaczyc jak ia nasza
Jziatwa wywiazc sic re swcgo "a
dania. Kto tam p6jdzie ME poza-
3ujc tego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
PAM Janowa Cora z ROLLINS
WYBRANI w PRAWYBoRACH

w sobote w prawyborach M
urzedy miejskie zostali wybran
nastepujacy kandydaci:
Ma majora.
w. A. Hodgins
George Kammerer
Ma sedzego municypalnego.
!. j. Fitzpatrick
Karl Finkclnburg
Ma skarbnika.
Archie NJ. Brown
Na, assessora.
J.'P. Ross
Ma Aldermana - AtLarge
NJ. w. Murphy
Ma aldermana 1szej wardy.
Fred Huscman
Henry G. Kurth
Ma aldarmana 2giej wardy.
George b. Malcry
O. II. Clark
Ma aldermana 3ciej wardy.
Carl Wachholz
John X. Rczab
Ma aldermana 4-tej wardy
William J. Spcck
Tony Zabrocki
Wybory micjskic odbeda sic "
Donicdzialck 2go kwietnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
N1EZBYTY DoW6D.

- Jestescie pcwni, w6jcie, re
Bartck przypadkiem sic utopi}?
Niektorzy m6wia, IL umyslnie to
zrobif.
- Iiii... przeciez butelke w6d-
XII mial w kieszcni jak go wyjeni.
Toe gdy5y sam sic topi}, toby
gorzafke wpierw wypil - znam
ia go!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
NAL KRZYWA REKE

Farmer Henry kirch: W West
Burns Valley luskal korne mala
maszyna.. reka jego wdostafa sic
pomiedzy. ostre noze maszyny
i pierwszy czlonck wskazujacego
palca POSTAL mu odciety. Kircha
przywieziono do Winony i odda-
no w opicke lckarska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15


jest tax ubity, IA 8 stop wysoki,
re DIVA p}ugi przewr6cily sic przy
czyszczcniu a maszyna wykole1{a.
w Srode przybyl tn s%uperintcll
dent Steward Z pomoca, lecz pre-
|konaf sic IL tor znajduje sic w da
|leko gorszem %po}ozeniu niz sic
|spodziewano.
Miejscami zaspy sniezne So pc
Is stop wysokie. Dotad zdofano
|oczyScicc tor 4 Ivanhoe do Hcnd--
bricks.
FIR. Badzinski.
Agent Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
OSTRA ZIMA.

Miasto naszc i okolica nawle--
dzonc zostaly przcz n~icpamietna
cd lat 30 ogromna zawicje sniez-
ma w tym roku. Mr6z dokuczli--
wy take sic dial ludziom odczuc.
Przcz kilka ostatnich dni ter
mometr spadf III 30 stopni poni-
Ze:i + We wtorck sic %znacznie
ocieplilo, termometr podskoczyl
ma 20 powyzej zcra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
WiadOm:OSci
MIEJSCOWE.
49, IF.
S. y. Konrad Lila. "a letn; milo

S. p. Konrad Lila, "a letni milo
dzieniec umarf W domu swych 70
dzic6w pod mr.. 113 Chatfield I'll.
W srode wicczorem o 8mej godzi-
ME, pc dfugicj chorobie ma raka.
Nieboszczyk pozostawia rodzi-
cow, panstwo J6zefa i Eleonore
Lillow, i brata Edwarda.
Pogrzcb odbyt sic W poniedzia
lex O 9tej w kosciele sw. Stanisla
wa X. NabozcnstWo Za}obnc "a du
sze zn1arlcgo odprawi1 Prev. ks.
proboszcz j. Pacholski. Wieczny
odpoczynck race mu dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
A IA SKRAPIANIE
UI,IC.

kto dotad nic zaplacil zaleglc-
go podatku "a skrapianic ulic
MECH to uczyni pred pierwszym
marca w ofisic kaSycra .micjskie-
go w budynku micjskim.P o 1szym
marca bedzic nafozona kara ma
tych, kt6rzy zaniedbali uiScie sic
Il zaplaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
zAwIADoMIENIE q APLlKACYI
w: n. LANG
oL1CENCYE MA sPRZEDAzLlKIER0W

OLICENCYE MA SPRZEDAZLlKIEROW
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, re w. II. Lang
z lniasta j poviatu Winona. W stanic Minnesota
zlozyl dnia 10. lutegoss 1917. pismienna aplikacye
wspomnisnego miasta 0 licencye M sprzedaz pa.
lonych trunk6w " wyszczeg6lnioncm ps.lozenru
y ,niesdie winona. ~psowiecie Winona W stanie
Minnesota, j znanem i opisanem jak nastepuje.
n p. W przednjm ioka}u. ma pierwszem pietrze
msrorowanego budynku. znanego ped numerem
i79 wsch. Sta utica.
Wspomniana aplikacya omaviana bedzie ma po-
rady miejskiei = .budynku miejskim v
w~epomnanym mie6eie dnia SEQ marca. !. b.
1917. oeodz. SEQ. viecxorem " lynn czasie j miej-
seu Ino4e Gle .stawit kaAdy surzeciviaf sic wy
danil tAkiej licensyi .
pisano v Winona. Mimi. Is Iutsso. 1917. ID
GEO. y. HoF1lANN.
g Ne Rekerder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
WYPUSZCZONO VICE SEKRE-
TARA.

w sprawozdaniu roczncm 7 po-
sicdzenia bractwa sw. Krzyza W
5tym numerzc Wiarusa, wypusz--
czonem zosta}o nazwisko vicc-se-
krctarza, kt6rym wybrany zosta1
D. MARCEL Ritter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
w PRZYsZkA sRoDE PoP1E-
LEG.

Ma przyszla srode 21go lutcgo
przypada popiclec post 4Osto
dniowy sic rozpoczyna. Wielka--
noe W tym roku przypada ma 8go
kwictnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
ARCHITECT ME zYJE.

Znany w caEym stanic Minneso
ia Charles G. Maybury, najstar--
sly W tym stanic architekt, zmarf
w przcszly piatek pc kilka dnio-
wei chorobie ia zapalcnie p}uc.
By} W 50 roku swcgo zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

Jan KOsinski. z Dodge, Wis, IL
szcdf nicszczesciu poranicnia al
10 z}amania kosci, gdy fura twar
diego drzcwa ma kt6rej on sicdziaf
przovr6ci}a sic la rogu trzccicj i
High Forest III. Drzcwo spadfo IA
tor kolcjowy i zatamawa}o jazde
kolei ulicznej przcz oko}o 10 mi
nut.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
DZIEN URoDZIN LINCOLNA.

w poniedziafek, 1920 lutego, ia
ko w dzien urodzin Lincolna Ii Ia
deusza Kosciuszki), wszystkic ban
XII i publicznc ofisa by}y zamknie
te: takze i w szkolach publicz-
nych ME odbywala sic nauka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
SZKOLA ZAMKNIETA.

w Altura zamknieta zostala
szkofa tamtc.jsza Z powodu grasu
jaccgo tam kokluszu. Szkola costa
ME otwarta dopicro w dniu 23go
lutcgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
JAN RYBARCZYK w SZPITA.
LU.

Starry obywatcl czwartcj wardy
Jan Rybarczyk, Fam. pod nr. 1922
Mankato ave. zabrany zostaf we
wtorek 0 $50 rano do szPitala w
celu operacyi. Rybarczyk znajdu-
,jc sic; podobno w dosyc dobrym
stanic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
Ogfoszenia Mjejskie.
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APLIKACYl
JNO. r. KUKOWSKL

LICENSYE MA SPRZEDAZ LIKIEROW
Zawi&damia sic nlnic1szem. re Jao. R. Kukowski
z miasta j powiatu Winona. W stanie Minnesota
zlozyl dnia 5go lutego 1917. pismienna aplikacye
u rekordera wspomnianego miasta, do radnych
wspomnianego miasta 0 licensye ma sprze 1az pa
lonvch trunk6w W wyszczeg6lnionem p%ofozeniu
" miescie Winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
Minnesota. i znanem iopisanem jak n%astepuje,
n. p: w przednim lokalu. ma pierVszem pietrze
murowanego budynku. znanego pod nunerem 81:
wsch. 8lna u.
sicdzeniu rady miejskiei. kt6re sic odbetlzie W
lokalu rady miejskiej W budynku mieiskim "
wspomnianym miescie dnia 5go narca.. r. y
1917, o goaz. 500 wieczorcm W tym czasie i miej-
scu moze sic stawie kazdy sprzeciwiac sic wyda-
niu takiej licensyi.
Pisano " Winoria. Mimi. 1890 lutego. 1917.
GEO. w. HOFMANN
Rekorde:.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
MA SPRZEDAz.

Dom i pol Lofty pod III. 522
wsch. 2gicj nj. Jezeli bcdzic sprzc
dane W przeciagu dw6ch tygodni,
sprzcdam umiarkowanie tanio.
Zglosic sic pod adresem:
Ecleny Cichanowskicj
526 wsch. / ia I'll.
WiDona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

DOM i lota nar0znik Howard &
Zumbro. w domu wprowadzonc:
gas, woda i elcktryka. Opuszczam
miasto. Sprzedam IA $1,000. Zglo-
sic sic pod nr
652 E.. Howard & Zumbro I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
WlADoMOSCI OSoBETE.

Panowie- J6zef Guzinski j d.
may Glubka spedzili niedziele
poniedzialek W St. Pail j Minnea
polls.
Parma Anna Wiczek z Thief Ri
yer Falls, bawi u swych rodzic6w.
Piotr Skroch z independence,
adwiedzil swych przyjaci6f W Wi
monte.
PAM Janowa Cora z Rolling
stone, poddala sic W pfatek opera
cyl w winonskim szpitalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
|Ceny targowe

WINONA
.Pszenica mr.. 9 wiosenna 1.5i
ZimOwa. III
Zyto-za buszel. 80
Maka-Patent "a beczke $3.50
Straight $3.50
Jacz,nie6-Nr. 3. .I.l2-1.18
swiezy .9e-l.0S
Knkurydza. IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
USZEDk ~NIEsZCZEsCIU.

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
WIFE ARRIVES
FROM WAR ZONE
mA1,soN Mas,2x-n Ta,aoR. ssa;2s4. ;. WHO na; e. HAD
AS DEAD, JOINED BY HER.

Madison, s. d.. June 27,-phiIip
Strobowiz. a tailor employed by a
Madison firm. has been reunited with
his wife after a separation of four and
onchalf years. After prolonged efforts
She finally was able To get out of the
war zone in Poland with her children
and sail for the United States to rejoin
her husband.
When Strobowitz left Warsaw over
four years ago to come to the United
states he intended to send transpor-
tation as soon as possible for his wife
to come to America. He first had to
earn the money in this country to pay
for her transportation. The war broke
out before he had accumulated suffi-
rient money and communication be-
tween husband and wife was broken
off by war conditions.
Last October he sent money to her
last known address for her transporta-
tion to America, bat he never learned
whether or not the money ever reach
ed her. Finally an international or
ganizaton of Hebrews took hold of the
case, with the result that Mrs. Strobo-
witz was brought to the United States
with the aid of the organization and
now has been reunited with her hus-
band.
The arrival of the wife was almost
like one returning from the dead for
StroboWitz as he had commenced to
fear that she had died in some of the
refuge camps of Poland.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
DOUBLE LID ON
U. S. WAR NEWS
CENSORSHIP FROM PERsHrNe's
ARMY IN FRANCE WILL BE UN-
USUALLY STRICT.

WASHINGTON, - c.. Jun" - The
war department is planning a double
censorship upon news from the Amer
lean front in France, il has been learn
ed. one censor Will b" at Genpershin@' 5
and the other in NASH
ingon
The theory Was said To be that on
iicials here feel there would hc greater
security for information to be withheld
from the public for military reasons if
the war department as We'll as Gen.
Pershing's headquarters passes upon
the dispatches.
Under the proposed system news dis
patches from Franco Will mol go inn
mcdiatclY To their destination in tle
United states. They Will tie diverted
from the cable in New Work. to Mash
nston. Where they will be given out
for distribution. all newspapers and
news services being entitled To re-
ceiNe Them. Thus il is possible that un-
der the proposed arrangement Nmorca
may receive news Of British and French
activities before Intelligence of its own
army senSagemcnls.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
VOLUNTEER CALL
is NOT FRUITFUL
ARMY is $4,000 SHORT OF WAR
STRENGTH.-SOUTH DAKOTA is
80 PER CENT BELOW.

Mahington u, C.. June With
recruiting Week half gone, War depart
ns"' s regar goI's srJ ss%a's1 s s @gs Sasz sn n5
10000 men short of war strength. the
coal ii had hoped to attain Friday
night
on the face of The returns so far.
it is apparent that there has been no
general response among men of mill
tarN arc TO presidents Wilson's call for
10000 Volunteers during The week TO
build mp the ranks of thc regular cs-
tablislments and Thus complete the
lirsi big military preparations in the
War against Germany
Returns for the first three d&yS
Were below the average of the pre-
ceding week. Yesterday 26 states
reported that they each had secured
during the day less than fen recruits
Three states reported no recruits a
all
The percentage for South Dakotl
upon The returns up to Monday night
is 61
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
GERMANS GAVE
SCOTCH TRUCE
PERMITTED ENGLISH SOLDIERS TO
BRING WOUNDED MAN IN FROM
NO MANS LAND.

Behind the British Lines in France +:
June 2G.--In a section of the line
where there has been some pretty Sc
we're lighting this week. the British ana
German front trenches are only thirty
Yards apart \ Scotch soldier left bad
ly wounded in This narrow stretch OF
No Mans land moancd so piteously
that the British front line officer could
scarcely restrain his men from certain
death in attempting TO bring him in.
While The officer was trying hard to
think of some plan for rescuing. the
wounded man, his eye fell on a stray
dog which had been fraternizng for
several days With soldiers in both Ger
man and English lines, finding friends
in each
He quickly wrote a note, will you
ALLOW us to bring our man in?" and
tied ii around The dogs neck. sending
Ihim across to the German lines with
the message. In few minutes the dog
returned with the acply "Will give YOU
five minutes. The officer and two men
took a Strctchcr and went over the
top, returning in safety four minutes
later. Men on both sides joined in a
cheer before they settled down again
I To the business of war.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
THOUGHT THAT WALTZ
AND COACHER SAILED

Li"u's Welcome p WAllz and
Harvey Coacher, who Won their com
missions M the regular army after
service I'm Company T. and examinations
for entrance, are Thought TO be with
tlle troops which landed in France To-
day and will be i'm the division under
Major General pershng
Both had been at Governors island
for several weeks, expecting TO sail
for France at any time No word
has been had from either for some
time. 50 il is believed that both are
with The contin@ents which have gone
over seas
Lieut. Coacher is graduate of
Mitchell high school and attended la-
kota Wesleyan He is a SON of Mrs.
kate Coachcr, 1913 West second aN-
enus Lieut.. Maiz, whose parents
live in California, won considerable re
noMn as n football star at Dakota Mes
leyan. Before going To Governors :
island, he was stationed with The
lweuy-SiNh infantry at Fort SMELL
ms, Mimi.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
SWISS HARBOR
ARMY DESERTERS
THOUSANDS OF MEN FROM ARMIES
OF BOTH SIDES HAVE FLED in
TO NEUTRAL HAVEN.

Bernc. switzerland Beiwceh 10
GOO and 1000 deSerfers from tn" arm
les of The Entente allies and the Cen
trail powcrS have fled to Switzerland
since the beginning of the war. or have
refused To Leave the country ut the
conclusion of llrioughs and inns arc
classcd as dnscr'crs The majority are
said to be Italians.
The long list constitutes a not neon
siderable problem for the authorities.
frhoN enjoy the samc rights as other
foreigners Who are here lngillm@tclN,
yei cannot l,e drawn ON in amy way fer
lanes or siaies expenses. They pay
mo- military tax of Immunity altl not
inlrcuucnlly commit deeds that mahe
it necessary to send lhem Ia lail
wherc their support naturally fats ON
tine Confederation.
As a problem tnrN maY fle said '9
rank i'm NeNatiotsness With THE inmuln-
cradle and constant Violations OF neu-
trality Which come to light almost laIiN
especially on the part of the French
and the Germans.
The general staff oi the a%mN an,
no,nces on an average dozen aerial
violations Week by aNi'ors Who
"cut across lots" ON the way ie "l
from France or ,'erinalN. ana Ml, ,i,
cross The little neck of switzerland THAI
nus up into both COMMITTEES IN the
northwest corner of The country,
This little neck also is weekly tue
target for both French and German
shells. The gunnera, far hriliW ~,
lines. gc, wrong ranges and shoot llp
swiss territory before they can he t"l'
Of their mistake.
Less often but occasionally prison
crs of war attempt to escape ei'lel
from Gcrmany on France. and arc s'la
and killed after they have reached
swiss territory. or else the plrsuln-
shots crash over into SWISS TERRITORY
and menace those on ,he side.
ii is generally The case That fusi-
tlNes who do manage la reach This side
regardless of where lheN cone from
are ROYALTY and handsomely treated
Recently four Russians escaped iron
Germany. SWAIN thr liIlinc, and lande'
m Swiss SOIL.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
BULGARS MAY
BREAK WITH u. S.
SAID THAT BERLIN HAS BROUGHT
PRESSURE TO BEAR ON SOFIA
TO CAUSE RUPTURE.

Conenhagcn. Denmark. lnne 21.-
Nlthougf Bulgaria is opposed to break
ing off relations with the United States
the fear is expressed according to in
formation received here, that Premier
RadolaNoff has been compelled To pur-
chase concessions for which he Went to
Berlin by a sacrifice of American re
lationS as part payment.
The only circumstance which would
lead to native Bulgarian sentiment for
a rupture with the United states would
by the Associated Press correspondent
be. according to information received
The appearance of American troops at
SaIoniki
Bulgaria. having gotten possession
of all advantages which are included
in the present stage of its ambitions
Macedonia and Dobrudja, and the bur
den of running even a minor power
share of the world war is a growing
menace To its financial future and is
strong advocate of the German peace
movement.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
LAND AT FRENCH PORT
The Second Contingent of Troops Passes Safely
Through U-Boat Zone And Is Cheered
By Populace
MITCHELL BOYS ARE
THOUGHT TO BE WITH PERsHING's
ARMY IN FRANCE NOW, LIEUTS.
WALTZ AND COACHER.

A French seaport. .lunc 21.- lh'
second contingent of american troops
arrived and disemharkcd This murning
The troops landed amid the frantic
cheers of tine people. Who gathered Iol
hours before in anticipation of pulllcat-
ina Yesterdays surprise.
Enthusiasm rose To fever pitch Whcr
ii WAS learned that tlact transports anC
conVoNs had successfully passed
through the submarine zone. The port
was speedily heflagged in honor of the
occasion.
All The troops now arrived Mere
transferred today TO afcamp NOT far dis
'ant from This point. Thence they prob
ably Will 20 soun to point near the
front. Major General prrshns the
American commander, is expected To-
morrow
All the troops are in excellent shape
enthusiastic over the successful try
and their reception and eager for ac-
ti0n.
The harhor is dotted With convoys
Khaki and blue jackets G aat numbers
of truck, are transporting Immense
supplies la the camps in which the
troops are concentrated
Only Part of Force.
Washington, ID. c., June 21.-The
epocllal landing of american troops in
France cannot be fully discussed at
this time for obvious reasons concern
ing the safety of other contngents
Ii is entirely permissible 10 say that
they are part of the force Which viii
be under command of Major Genera
l'ersllng and for Whose arrival the
general and his staff have been arrang
lng. Tho Mnerican troops Will bc en-
trrlV an lnlrpculpnI command inst
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
FALL Of LENS
EXPECTED DANX
Capture of Important
Coal Town From Ger
mans Is Imminent
RUSS COUNCIL IS
OVERWHELMINGLY IN FAVOR OF
CONTINUING WAR AND AoAlNST
SEPARATE PEACE NOW.
(Associated Press Review)

ASSOCIATED Press Review)
While General IIaig is closing in so
closely upon Lens that the capture by
The British of that coal mining city and
its adjacent fields seems imminent it
us question whether the rBitish oper-
alton will be accompanied by an Of
fensivc move by the crown prince on a
large SCALE
General Pctain's occasional strokes
give the impression that all he is try
ing to do is to preserve his vantage
points as the basis for resuming the
French advance at some future time.
When that effort seems advisable.
The most important of the recent
French drive was that of Monday at
llnrtebise. west of Craonne. The Ger
mans seem to have suffered a consid-
cradle deprivation here, one of the
positions taken being a fortress of
some magnitude.
The program of the Entente in
Greece continues to develop more and
more tangibilty. 1t is now evident that
II IS their purpose to cause the conyo-
cation of the parliament of MAY 81.
1913, which was controlled by the Ven
zclos having a majority favorable to
The Entente cause.
Russ Against Peace Now.
PetroSrad. Russia, June pa resO-
iullon categorically rejecting any move
for separate peace between Germany
and Russia has been adopted by an
overwhelming majority by the congress
Iof workmens and soldiers deputies
Iof all Russia. The resolution at the
.sametime declares that restoration Of
peace at the earliest possible day is
the most important need of the Russia
IIeNolutlonary democracy.
The Morllmen's and soldiers deput-
les Will send delegation to Sweden
France and England to prepare for the
convention OF an international confer
ence ON the basis of the program adopt
ed by Tie executives.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-06-28
SLEUTHS GUARD
u. S. COURT ROOM
NO OPPORTUNITY WILL BE GIVEN
ANARCHISTS FOR OUTBREAK
AT BERkMAN-GOLDMAN
TRIAL.

New York City, June 27,-A num-
Der of secret service men today We're
assigned TO guard the court room at
the trials of Alexander Berkman. edi-
tor of The Blast, and Emma Goldman,
in the United States district court.
Both We're indicted recently for con-
spiracy to obstruct the operation of
the seieclive draft law and are out
under S25,000 cash bail each.
The court room was ordered guard
ed, following the receipt of threaten
ing letters by Julius Mayer, United
States district judge, who will try the
cases and Harold a. Content, an as
sistant United States district attorney.