davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
Los iaglsscs dan cueHta
tamhi6B &c a|gHnos avail
Ces en- Ia region del Soma

PARIS. Mario 25-Dos de los fuer
ties avanzados one Sc encuentrar en-
las obras lie defanSivaS ey,erjores dc
Ia Fere. han SiGo c~aprurados per les
~franceSes. dc acuerdo con Ia inforn;a-
Zion Official pubHca&a hoy por el III
historic Dc IA guerra, A"rega el IN
forme cfic!al QUE las rropas de Ia
RepGhlica ocuparon Ia margen izqu;er
da del Disc. one Sc e]ncuentra en- las
inmediaciores de La Fere. q cuatro
millaS de la impcrtante plaza fcrtI-
ficada.
Gran imDortancia sc l. concede en
esta Capital al triucfo one acaban dc
obtener los ~francese< pues Sc cree que
que ia una idea de Ia suHerioridad
u tiea@n sohre 81 encmi@O. Y COM
prueb; rambier. ' este eS 10 mas IL
p,rrau1e. que les aIenaanes 10 est9-
ban suficientemente preparados para
ros.Stir Il alaore en- les rueva posi-
Clones. Green los critics. m!it&ra$
Il los alenraneS no contaron con e
rapido vance llevado ! cabo por los
franceses. 81 cual VINO a desbaratar
tod0S planes.
I: inforrae ofic.al anteS mencicna~
do IL cuenta tambien de Ia captUra
de varios ~villorrioS en- Ia rihcra or,rn
tai del 10 Ailere, detras del cual
hic.ercn los aIemanes su primera de-
fensa. pero fuercn arrojados de ali
al iniciarSe la IRA batalla.
T1mbien los ingleseS
LONDRES, Mario 25.-Las trcpas
im.iesas han ocupado el viIlorrio De
Roiscl. en- ell Soma. de acuerdo con
un mensaie en- el MiniSterio de Ia
Guerra. procedente de los cuartclcS
del ciercito britanico en- Francia- Sc
,la cuenta tambien en- el mencionado
iu-orme. de que Sc eSta librando una
saugrienta batalla en- cl frentc de
BegumeJz-les Cambria. donde hablan
dorado hacer IN pequedo avance
aver los alemaneS. Parece que en-
ias ulrimas horaS del dia de aver, las
troDas de Ia Gran Brctana estabar i
pun.o de arrcjaral enemigo de las
posicioneS anres mencionaGas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
LEGO Ell R~OtHhMBEAU 4
FRANClA

NUEyA YORK. Marc 2A-EI Va
Dor frances "Rochambeau', que saIi6
de Nueva York el y de Mario. arr
DO Z Bordeaux el jueves de Ia Scma-
ma en- curse, sin haber tenido nin@u-
ma novedad en- Su viaje. FL 5arco de
Que : g viene hablando llevaba 522 pa
~sajeros. de los que 1O7 cram ciudada-
nos americanoS.
Los paSajeros del ''Rochambeau'
Sc manifieStan nuy satisfechos del
exito de 81 viaje. ell cual fue hecho
con grandes prec&ucioneS Y temores,
SiISIlGPIRASE j 81 q PRENSA.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
NEBRASKA HAS
POTASH TRADE
(RY UNITED PRESS)

Lincoln Neb Sept 25-Nebras
ka s potash lakes are doing their
bit in this war and plants for
working the potash from the wat
ers Of the lakes are springing up
in Western Nebraska like mush
room towns in a new mining reg
ion Plenty Of capital is offered
to finance the projects and the
work is not to be discontinued
after the war according to those
engaged in the business
A university Of Nebraska pro
fessor discovered that the lakes
i nthe sand hill region Of East Al
lance Nebraska were heavy with
potash in suspension Plants are
now at work working the potash
from this water
Most Of the potash furnished
the world came. from Germany be
fore the war and the domestic
potash proves to be a valuable aid
to America in it's war work not
that the original Importation sup
ply is cut off
One Of the largest plants is now
being erected near Alliance the
water bearing potash being pump
ed from the lakes twenty miles
away Thousands Of men are
employed in the industry and all
the plants are carefully guarded
against bomb plots and other pro
German activities
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
ANOMALIES IN
PRESENT WAR
(By Chas P Stewart)
(By UNITED PRESS,

Buenos Aires Sept 25-By a
vote Of fifty to eighteen the Ar
gentine chamber Of deputies vct
ed to support the senate which
last week voted % to / in favor
Of breaking off relations with
Germany
Under the Argentine ccnstitu
tional law authorities believe that
President Irigoyen can override
this Legislative approval by v,.t e
if he so desires but public opinion
here however has supported the
belief that the administration
would follow the course recon
mended by the senate and depu
ties
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
WANT LAW TO
KILL INFIRIII
(By United Press. :

Chicago Sept 25-Governors
and Legislative bodies throughout
the nation will be asked their
views Of Legalized Anasthaesia
committee to be appointed by the
American Association Of progress
slve medicine to seek legislation
making it lawful the execution Of
oged and infrm or suffering per
sons who desire death
This work will be started at
once by DR. w A Guild Of Des
Moines Iowa who declares the
consent of the incurable or aged
or the acceptance by parent or
guardian should secure a verCicr
hy the court through appoin; ed
physicians to carry out the decree
A special commission would be
necessary says DR. Guild before
the execution Of the method Of
death would be left with the var
ious legislatures
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
No Investigation
In Slush Fund

Washington Sept 25-There
will be no congressional investiga
ton into the BcrnStorif slush
fund for peace as expressed by
the state department
This was assured following &
conference Of democratic leaders
composed OF s .l,1tor Martin and
Senator Overmau chairman Of the
lobby invest:c alton committee
who's have determined 10 let the
house investigate if it wants t.
but the senate viii make none
The house leaders have ALREADY
decided TO let 6 general investigA
ton drop concerning itself though
i may inquire into tie remarks Of
representatives IIcfin Of Aalaba
ra and Howard OF Georgia refecl
ing on the integrity of some mem
t Ears
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
MEANS HELD TO
JURY FOR MURDER
STRONG EVIDENCE FOR STATE AND THE WOVEN STORY
OF PROBABLE CAUs HAS NETTED WON
!. ANS WISER
MANY OTHER CHARGES MAY INVOL We
(Bv George Martin)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
Concord n G Sept 25-Gaston
Bullock Means held for the grand
Jury for the murder Of Mrs Maude
\ King following the preliminary
hearing before Justice Pitts
Ho was remanded to Jail with
ont bail
Means will have to answer the
Charge Of shooting millionairess
woman who employed him at the
lonely Blackwelder Springs near
here on the night Of August 29
Means case comes up before Ca
barrus county grand jury on Oc
tOber %
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
DIClE HOWELL
SINGS FOR ARMY

Fort Slocum N Y Sept 25-Miss
Dlcie Howell sang before six thou
sand officers and men Of the army
camp stationed here and aroused
the camp to such a pitch Of fer
vent enthusiasm that even Miss
Howell was affected with the same
patriotic spirit demonstrated
throughout the camp
In return the men en- masse
sang for Miss Howell their popu
lar war songs Over There and
When Yankee Doodle Learns to
Parlez Vous Francois
There are thirty nine men in
this camp from North Carolina
and great many more from other
parts Of the south
Miss Howell has promised to
sing at all the camps in the vicin
ity Of New. York twelve in> mum
ber during the fall months as she
contends that as the boys are go
ing over to do great bit for
America and the world that all
who can help should do so even
ii it is to cheer the boys and en-
thuse them for the coming strug
gle
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
News From The
State Capitol

Raleigh Sept 25-A serious sit
ula5ion is very naturally develop
G in this section and other sec
tions Of the state on account Of
the numerous assaults on white
women and children by gorilla
negroes and the cry is going up
for the better protection Of our
women But just what form Of
Protection should be adopted has
not been definitely specified
since the two attempts i'll Raleigh
and one in Harnett county within
a week to lynch the fields were
prevented by officers with instruc
ton to shoot to kill the citizens
who composed the mobs
Here is one prescription which
is suggested and which would
probably prove more effective
than any other at hand just now
let every woman and girl be
taught the use Of firearms Let
every home be provided with this
means Of defence and let c>"ry
wife and daughter be taught that
it is her DUTY to both herself
and her family to Kill IN sight
any man who forces an entrance
to herhome or who attempts to
assault her under any circum
stances and do it with full as
surance that this means OF de
fence against a stronger enemy is
sanctioned by the statue law as
well as the moral law
Ninety per cent Of the women
who now would faint or scream
with fright would use their guns
if they are properly educated Up
to the point Of realizing the ne
cessity Of doing it-which now
confronts them
This prescription may not be
endorsed by m6-but unless
some strong line Of action is taken
and that very soon worse scenes
will occur than those which oc
Cured in Raleigh on two nights
recently and which called the
governor out Of bed to prevent a
lynching in the heart Of the capi
tai city Of the state
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
WERE SOCIETY
WOMEN SPIES
(By Carl D GrOat)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondents
Washington Sept 25-Beauti
fh1 society women were German
ambassador Won Bernstorffs aids
IN gathering inside information
about American affairs
This fact will be developed of
any congressional investigation
is made into his propaganda and
operations that were undertaken
Moreover it will be revealed that
the employees Of the German EN-
bassy during the day time were
waiter spies on the government
for the count
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
Hits
West Indies
(By United Press.)

Washington Sept 25-The most
terrific hurricane since 1913 swept
Fort Antonio district in the ms
land Of Jamaica Sunday devastat
ing fruit crops and causing heavy
property damag ccaording to a
message received by the state de
partment from the American con
sui at Port AntOiO
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
COMFORT BAGS FOR
LOCAL DRAFTED MEN
LADIES OF THE LOCAL RE State c2ss ASSOCIATION HARD
AT WORK MAKING THE CoNxsy ~-s Fop
BOYs-FIFTE EN- PROMISED
ABOUT FIFTY OR MORE BAGS NEEDED

Since the last meeting of the
local Red Cross the ladies have
been very busy getting the com
tort bags ready preparatory to
filing them and sending them off
70 the army boys of this section
who have either joined the army
the training camps or have been
drafted
Fifteen bags are now in process
OF completion and these will be
illled with the materials enumer
ated IN our issue of Saturday
last the material being donated
by local people but Of course this
wall not be BY any means enough
50 opportunity is vtercd to those
VINO wish to be identified with
this worthy work
Following we give the names
OF the men who have gone into
one camp or another and if there
are others we shall be very glad
to know SO that t,.cir names also
may be added to tic list
Raymond Bunch
Will Bradley
Norheet Smith
Mills Kitchin
Paul Fenner
William Mcdowell
Charles Dunn
Jimmie Fleming
Sam Moore
Eddie Woolard
Elisha Boyd
Ed Lewis
Asa Lawrence
w II Moore
j w Perry
Albion Daniel
Frank Edwards
Frank Hackney
Luther Lyman
l. J Whitehead
\ O Mcdowell
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
! .BOlSHEVIK?
RUSS ANARCHISTS
(By W G Shepherd)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondents;
Petrograd Sept 25-What is a
bolshevik?
AS a general thing he is an un
married man with no home Of his
own no responsibilities to children
or family He has no personal
affairs Of his own to look out for
wherefore he sets out to regulate
the world
In any Of the good sized towns
of the United States you can see
bolsheviks They usually have
flowing ties wear their haid long
do not shave overmuch and spend
their time showing how wrong
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
TIE WOMEN MISSIONARY
UNION

Rev R A Mcfarland left this
morning for Nashville where he
will make an address before the
convention Of the Women Mis-
sionary Union which is in session
today and tomorrow Quite a
number of local ladies are attend
ing the convention which o,,o-.s
this evening and will be in session
again tomorrow morning and af
ternOOn
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
NOTICE

The Commonwealth was late off
the press yesterday and today
you may notice that comas and
periods are missing This is due
to part Of the Linotype machinery
being worn New parts have
been telegraphed for and this will
be remedied as soon as the new
parts arrive
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
Germans Pay
Strike Expenses
by Charles P Stewart)

(By Charles 2 SteWart)
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.
Buenos Aires Sept 25-Argen
tine IS paralized in the general
strike which tied up all railroads
and cut off telegraphic communi
cation and threatened famine to a
score Of cities
1t is learned on good authority
that Germans are paying many
strikers their expenses to prevent
them from returning to work
One hundred and twenty thous
and are declared to be out on
strike
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
COAL PRICES
FIXED SOON
(By United Press. J

Washington Sept 25-Increaso
il coal F 0 B mine prices in Ger
tain outlying bituminous coal
fields like Alabama and Washin"
ton has been decided upon by fuel
administrator Garfield
Formal announcement Of these
and Of retail soft coal prices will
be made public soon
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
MEDICAL TEST
in BINGHAM CASE
(By United Press.)

New York Sept 25-The viscera
OF Mrs Robert Worth Bingham is
under examination here at the
BELLEVUE hospital
DR. Alexander O Gettler the pa
thologlan chemist is making the
tests which will show whether the
wife of Judge Bingham died Of
natural causes
The result Of the examination
will not be made known to the
public for several days the first
report will be made to the Kenan
family Of Wilmington for whom
the examination is being made
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
ETEECHANTs ASSO MEETING

A meeting Of the Merchants AS
sociation will be held in the Sco,
land Neck Bank building at four
o'clock Thursday evening at which
all the members are earnestly re
quested to be present as there are
some matters Of Importance to
transact
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
ENGLAND BOMBED
LAST NIGHT
(By United Press.)

(By United Press.)
London Sept 25-Fifteen killed
and seventy injured is the official
LIST announced last night as the
result Of the German air raid of
Zeppelins and aeroplanes
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
CHARCESACAINST
MEXICAN PAPER
(Ry United Press)

Mexico City Sept 25-Charges
that the pro German newspaper
Eldemocrata was run off presses
owned by the Mexican govern
ment was made by two rival pa
pers Eluniversal and Cuarto
Peder
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25
PRESIDENT SIGN
WAR BOND BILL
(By United Press)

Washington Sept 25-Ffre e1ev.
en- billion dollar war bond meas
ure is now law as President VIII
son 81 igned the bill late last night
it was announced this morning
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25

Friends Of Mrs Jarl F Bowers
grct to know that she is in the
/ ospital at Washington \ G. and
on Friday was operated upon
Recent advices stata that Mrs
Bowers underwent he operation,
well and is now getting along as
we'll as could be expected
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25

Just now, however, we're won
dering what scheme the income
tax collectors will evolve for
rcunding up the head waters.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25

things are in the world A woman
'bolshevik bobs her hair if she
ever touches it at all
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25

Concord N c Sept 25-Follow
ing a neloquent plea lasting two
hours against holding CASTOR
Means for the murder Of Maude
A King on August 20 by Judge
Frank Osborne before a passive
crowd Of townspeople state soil
citor Clement opened for the pros
ecutiOn at noon
Upon resumption OF the hearing
the defence announced that it had
decided not to introduce any testi
tony whish means that the de
fence will content itself with al
guing the merits Of the case
Judge Frank Osborne opened
for Means and declared that there
was not sufficient evidence to
hold Means on a charge Of murder
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25

Mr. jim Tillery and DR. Liver
man went fishing this morning
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-09-25

Concord n G Sept 25-T h
his nerves not quite st stea y
smile not quite so bland-Gastcl =
Bullock Means today faced the
proceedings which probably will
decide before night whether he
has lost his first battle against
the charge Of numbering million
aress Maude A King
The decision rests with the
snowy headed old Confederate
Veteran Judge who sits on the
DenSh with his hat atilt and
smokes his corn cob pipe until
court time
Means confession that he re
celFed large sums from the Ger
man government coupled with the
oePaftment of justice agent c B
ambrose closely following the 10
'di developments against Means
presented new possibilities in the
case for the future
II Is believed that should Squire
IlJt> fail to hold Means and the
grand jury fail to indict him Am
lllfo>' may take an active part in
me proceedings
Ihfee courses are open to the
llIlf attorneys for the defense
l"'< may move for dismissal OF
ni' charge for lack Of evidence
l"e court may rule either way On
,'"' They may decline to intro
'0cc evidence III which case the
r"T1 automatically remands
'le@I to jail without bail pend
'S the action Of the grand jury
" uey may introduce evidence
" IPilte tho states witnessed and
''r feOutts,. Tie court will hear
sUhehts and give his decision
'''@jeFer course the defense
r "S take the court will probably
-''der his decision at once extern
pofaneously
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-08

niemiecki przyznaje nareszcie, Il
wSrod bardzo zacietej walk An
glicy weszli do Passchendaele, a
lie utrzymuje, IL odebrnao punkt
ow Anglikom - choc dodaje, IL
pozycya niemiecka nova przecho'
dzi ma wschod cd miasteczka te-
90. (Zatem ME obejmuje miaste-
czka, ktore trzylnajq Anglicy. -.
Przyp. Red. D. CO. Ataki angiel-
skie w kierunku kolei YpreS-Rou-
lers odparto re znacznemi stra--
tami. Wielkie liniowe ataki pod
Gheluvelt Bacelaere odparto
zdziesiatkowane. Kanonada wal
ki zaciete trwaja ma ca}ej linii an
gielskiej. We Francyi prevail
ME tylko strzelanina odosobnio-
ne starcia wrecz - najsilniejsze
mad Moza.
Londyn, s. listopada. - Opera
eye we Flandryi wojsk gen. Hal
ga skierowane So obcenie ku
Roulers, nader waznemu wez}o-
wi kolejowemu, }aczacemu dalsze
wgiab ladu linie niemieckie ba-
zami nadmorskiemi Ostenda i
Zeebruegge. Zdobycie Pesschen-
daele posuwa Anglikow znakomi-
Gle ku owej kolei i ku Roulers,
ktore jest juz talk blisko, IL dziafa
angielskie ostrzeliwujQ miasto.
AMERYKANIE w OGNIU.
Paryz, s. listopada. - Ma od-
cinku amerykanskim gen. Per
shinga kanonada obuStronna bar
do silna - Niemcy bombarduja
Amcrykanie odpowiadaja do
brze; spodziewano sic nowego
rejdu, lecz don ME przyszIo. Do
datkowo donosza, IL jeden zo}-
merry amerykahskich zabity W O.
negdajszym rejdzie niemieckinl-
zostai znaleziony poderznietem
eardiem: widocznie w kilku ma
padli go draby niemieckie...
-Jeden m1ody zo}nierz amery-
kanski odznaczyi sic mad Aisne,
pojmawszy dwu Niemc6w, kto-
rych "a kark przywi6dl do okopu
francuskiego / powalil ma ziemie,
dawszy i'm po tegim kopniaku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-08
WEOSi mad Livenza.
OIbrzymia PrGSya Centra|nych.
Anglicy pod Roulers.
MIASTO GAZA--ZDOBYTE.
SpraWy Morskie.
Nova ReWO|uCya " Rosyi.
Sprawy Morskie.
lime ,Telegramy.

p6}noc Cd rzeki Padu, a na
wschod Cd rzeki Mincio - wraz
Wenecya, jake objety woJenne-
mi operacyami
- Ostatnie doniesienia podaja,
IL ma moScie rzeki Piave zalama-
10 sic jedno olbrzymich dziai;..
rie wiadomo, czy dzia}o to byfo
wioskie, transportowane na "a
chod w odwrocie wioskim, czy tez
dziafo angielskie, lub francuskic
transportowane ma wschod z po-
s;lkami, dqzacymi Cd Alinatow,
Ouch w Wojsku w}oskiem jest wy
borny, w kraju r6wniez, partye
polityczne dotad opozycyjne, po-
laczyIy sic we wspolnych wysi}-
kach - dla ulzenia rzadowi W
tax trudnej chwhi. w odwrocie
mad Tagliamento znow sic
straze tylne chwaia okryly -
jeden oddzial grenadyerow, kt6-
remu kazano wstrzymac Austrya-
kow - dopoki pewien korpu.
wioski sic ME cofnle w bezpiecz-
ne miejsce - wyginai do ostat-
niego zoinierza, walczy} kolbami
karabinow, gdy juz iadunkow mu
zabrak{o, ME ustapii nj poddaI
sic. Takich przykiad6w pc
Swiecenia sic bohaterstwa jest
wiele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-08
ZACHODNI FRONT.
WALKI o ROULERS.

Londyn, s. istopada. - Dzieii
nastepny po zdobyciu onegdaj-
szem Passchendaele spiynaI ma
organizowaniu i umacnianiu zdo-
bytego miasteczka i okolicy -
dotad liniowych kontratak6w ME
mieckich ME byio. w okolicy
Passchendaele przy zdobyciu tel
miejscowoSci Anglicy wzieli 400
jencow niemieckich 21 oficera-
mi. Pod Queant Anglicy urzadzili
reid pomySlny sprowadzili Kill
ku Niemcow. Pomimo niepogody
awiatyka onegdaj byla bardzo
czynna - rowniez w Passchenda-
Gle zdobyciu aeroplany angielskie
wielce dopomagaly, razac wroga
zgory. I wielkiej liczby rejdow w
dniu tym wykonanych - siedm
maszyn angielskich ME powroci-
10. =. Rejdy tie puszczono ma Rou-
lers, Courtrai; w potyczkach ma
powietrznych jeden niemiecki ae-
roplan zniszczono, diva uszko-
dzono.
Paryz, s. listopada. - W oko-
Icy St. Quentin i Sapigneul ME
przyjaciel wykonal slime ataki -
kompletnie daremne; rowniez ia
verdunskim froncie w okolicy
Chaume nieprzyjaciel wykonal
silny liniowy atak, lecz zosta} tax
zdziesiatkowany i odparty potez-
ME przez Francuz6w, il poniosi--
sly straty bardzo znaczne od-
rzucony do pozycyi wiasnych -
nie ponowii juz proby. Ma caiej
l;nii kanonada silna; w okolicy
Schoenholz w Alzacyi byia wick
sza potyczka, w ktorej so Mem
cow wzieto do niewoli. Awiatyka
czynna r6wniez mimo ME sprzy-
iaiacei pogody.
- Ma belgijskich liniach pre-
waznie artyleryjskie dzia}ania
Relgowie SLIME sic odwzajemnia-
ia "a bombardowania niemieckie
/ szereg bateryi niemieckich w O.
kolicy Dixmude, Terawete, Wou-
men w innych punktach znisz-
czono. lub do milczenla zmuszo'
no.
Berlin, 8. istopada. - RAPPORT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-08

silly WspolneJ rady WSpoIneJ ak
cyl objawi}y sic u mas.
PowinniSmy szczeg6lnie dzie-
kowat Bogu, re poSrod tatich O.
kolicznoSci, wobec najwiekszego
przedsiewziecia, jake kiedykol--
wick ludzkie umys}y powziefy, -
posiadamy, bylebySmy zachowy-
wall rozsqdna i praktycznq O.
szczednoSc, obfito5G wszystkiego
CO jest potrzebne do zaopatrywa-
MA potrzeb tych, kt6rzy nami
sa ziednoczeni jak naszych VIA
snych.
Move swiatlo biyszczy mad ma
mi. Wielkie obowiazki chwili bu-
dza w mas nowego wiekszego du-
cha narodowego. Nigdy wiecej
ME bedziemy rozdzieleni lub
chwiali sic w niepewnosci, ia
kiego materyalu sic skladamy.
A skladajac dzieki "a to wszy-
stko, bfagajmy Wszechmocnego
Boga, bySny w ca}ej pokorze du-
cha mogli zawszc II Niego szukat
ldcrownictwa; abysmy ustawicz-
lie utrzymywani byli W duchu i
zamiarzc sfuzhy; azeby lego las
ka wskazywala nam drogi, i
wzmacniafy sic nasze silly; aze-
by W czasie przez Nicgo ozna--
czonym wolnost i bczpicczciistwo
i towarzyskie poczucie wsp6lneJ
sprawiedliwoSci udzielonc bylo
wszystkim narodom na ziemi.
Dlatego wiec ia, Woodrow
Wilson, Prezydent Stan6w lie
dnoczonych Ameryki, naznaczam
lliniejszem Czwartek, dzieh dwu-
dziestego dzicwiatego Listopada,
ia Dzieh Dziekczynienia i modli-
twy i upraszam nar6d w cafym
kraju, azeby w tym dniu pow
strzymywano sic Cd zwyk}ych "a
jeci w rozmaitych domach i swiq-
tyniach sk}adano podziekowania
Bogu, wielkiemu Panu narodow.
w dowod czego kiade tu moi
podpis polecilem przy}ozyc pie
czec Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Dan w Dystrykcie Columbia
dis dnia Si6dmego Listopada
Roku Pahskiego Tysiac Dziewiec-
set Siedmnastego, a niepodleg}oS-
ci Stan6w Zjednoczonych Amery-
XII Sto Czterdziestego Drugiego.
Woodrow Wilson.
Z polecenia Prezydenta:
Robert Lansing.
sekretarz stanu.