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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
Ar.f IL SHOCK
STRANGlEO TO DEATH
UNDER FORD AUTOMOBILE

According to word received in
Tombstone today, James Lynch, well
known st. David rancher. was stran-
gled to death under his automobile at
Vail yesterday. while his wife stood
alongside unable 10 save him.
According t. 80 telephone message
received here this morning. as told
by those arriving on the scene short
ly after the arsident, Lynch. who is
a successful rancher OF ST. David,
was driving toward Vail with Mrs.
Lynch, who always accompanied him.
sitting by his side. When near Vail
the Ford overturned throwing Mrs.
Lynch free of the car but pinned her
husband beneath. The stanchion of
the windshield lay over his throat and
Lynch who was knocked unconscious,
was slowly strangled to death.
Passersby half honr afterward
took the machine off the body but life
was extinct, while Mrs. Lynch, who
was only bruised was frantic and she
was taken to a hospital at Tucson.
The body was brought to Vail.
Mr.. Lynch was well known n
Tombstone. and came here several
times week in his car selling his
ranch produce. and the news Of his
death will be met with general re-
greet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
BROUGHT PRISONERS

Deputy Sheriffs Percy Bowden and
Chas. Cross of Douglas came ND this
morning from Douglas bringing up a
load OF booze. and two prisoners for
the county jail. one an insane patient,
and enc named Ed Zimmerman. for
alleged robbery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TO eiSeEE

Court Reporter John Walker and
wife. accompanied by Mrs. Chamber
lain, mother OF Mrs Walker. mctored
to Bisbee yesterday where they spent
the day visiting friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
LEAVES FOR PHOENIX

\. F. Parker. genial representative
of the lnterMOuntain Life Insurance
Company. with headquarters at Phoe-
nix. left this afternoon for Phoenix.
after a several weeks visit in Co
chise county. Nj. Parker is tray
cling in his FliyVpr
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
ANOTHER WORKING

II. \. Mcdonald and associates are
working a lease on the old Randolph
mine and today are busy installing
a Jig" so as TO work a lot of lead
silver ore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04

Jask Grisdale and Tony Baxter.
two insane patients. who we're order
ed committed 70 the asylum at Phoe-
nix by Judge Lockwood yesterday.
were taken to Phoenix this morning.
GrisdaIe was an aged man and be
coming feeble and his mind was leay-
about naked and talked incoherent.
while Baxter was evidently suffering
frcm paralytic disease which had
left his mind unbalanced. 1t is be
lievcd he can be benefited at the
state hospital
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04

TAKING IT UP

The purchaser of the old Tomb
stone Improvement Company pipe
that is being taken up by them have
returned and started to complete the
work Of taking il up
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TOMBSTONE PIONEER
TO LAST RESTING PLACE

One OF the largest funerals anu ~
lent expressions Of tribute 10 de
parted friend ever Witnessed in
Tombstone was held yesterday after
noon at . O'Clock when all that re
NAMED in this I'VE of F. \. Wolfot''
the Tombstone pioneer, was laid 10
rest in the City Cemetery.
The funeral was held from the
family residence on lower Fourth
street. under the auspices OF the local
Masonic lodge. of which he had been
member for the past 30 years. and
friends aud acquaintances who had
known and loved +. y. Wolcott dur
ing his life time and 81 years resi.
denca in Tombstone came from all
parts OF The county to pay their last
respect. Long before the hour OF
the funeral march had arrived autos
came from Eishe". Douglas. Pearce,
CORTLAND. Glecson. Benson and sur-
rounding country and the funeral pro
cession Hhcn in motion reached from
the cemetery 10 Fourth street. about
80 automobiles. laden with sorrow
inv friends. with members OF The Ma
scnic order and the Mexican Colony
Of Tombstone afoot formed the pro
cession. Arriving at the grave the
Masonic ritual service was read over
the remains by DR. Hughart. followed
by a PRAYER BIZ Rev. stark and Rev.
Benedict and the bier was lowered 10
its last resting place Following this
service. the Mexicans OF Tombstone
who in the death OF Mr. Wolcott have
lost . valued and highly respected
friend. who had attended in body
condrcted a brief service and the fol
lowing beautiful tribute was read by
Sr Fermin Tapia on behalf of the
Mexican colony.
TO CTR DEPARTED FRIEND. r. y
WOLCOTT:
With profound sentiment We have
come TO accompany your remains :,
your last and silcnCcd tomb. all OF
rs. the Mexican Colony. OF whom in
life Won were their friend and pru
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
at the Bunker Hill mill.
IN SUPERVISORS OFFICE

Miss Belle Candy. formerly in the
Office CT County Recorder Ray y.
krebs. has resigned that place and
this morning took up her duties as
stenOgrapher in the office Of Clerk
y. c. karger of the Board of Super.
visors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
RETURNS TO cOChlSE

Mrs Chas Brown. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Fianley OF this city,
was in Tombstone today from Bis
bee. where she has just returned to
locate after years residence in Seat,
tie Washington Accompanying
Mrs Brown we're the Misses Rosetta
and Marie Brown Of Fall River. Mass,
cousins OF the former. who will spend
the winter here. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
motored down to Tombstone from
Seattle by auto and report a pleasant
chise after a years absence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
FROM BISBEE

Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler came in
this afternoon from Bisbee. whore he
has been the past few days on OIL
cial business Captain Wheeler has
recently made his fifth application
for commission IN Uncle Sans
army. and is awaiting the results of
his efforts from Washington. although
TO date he has heard nothing. While
CCchise county is l0athe to lose Sher-
in Wheeler. his many friends would
like TO see him get Il commission and
get into the fight across the ocean.
since it is lis ambition. The APP
pointment must come direct from
President Wilson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
eIseEE VISITOR

Johnny Bowen Of Bisbee. was a
brief visitor in the county seat today.
returning home in the evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TO TUCSON

Court Reporter John Walker and
wife are in Tucson on d short visit.
having motorcd there this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TO DOUGLAS

James Harrigan is visiting in Doug
there yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
FROM FAiRBANk

immigration Inspector JEFF Milton
of Fairbank, was in the city today
from Fairbank. having flivvered I'D in
his Ford racer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
VISITED eiSBEE

Mrs Ed Nevin spent several hours
in Disbee yesterday. going over on
the stage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
State of Arizona
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER.

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Arizona has filed in this Of
flee its Grant Selection List No. s3s.
Serial No. 03G766 applying to select
for the benefit OF University purposes,
the following described lands. to-wit:
List No. s3S, Serial No. 03676s:-
In r. 20 s.. II 10 f.: VIZ SWA Sec.
90; SEA; E15 SW1i; Lots 3. Sec.
10; Lots l. ?. 3. 4. 5: E1s VIZ; WI.
Ell Sec. 80: Let 3 Sec. 20: Lots 1. 2.
3 Sec. 81. In T. 81 s.. X. % F.: VIZ
Sec. %.
tAll in C. & S. r.. ND
During the five weeks period of
publication of this notice, or any
time thereafter and before final ap-
proval and certifcation, this Office
will receive protests or contests as
10 any or the tracts applied for and
transmit the same to the General
Land Office.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona. October
&c. 1917.
J. L. IRWIN,
Register.
JOHN J. BIRDNO,
Receiver.
Date Of first ublication Nov. 3.
1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
WERE IN eiSBEE

Mrs. +. Grebe and children were in
Bisbee yesterday for brief visit with
friesds, returning in the afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TO DOUGLAS

Mrs. Frances Perm, who has been
III Tombstone the past week. the
guest of Mrs. George Bravin. went to
Douglas yesterday where she will
visit for a week with her son. Deputy
Sheriff Percy Ecwden before return
ing 70 her home at WiImongton. Calf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TOO PRISONERS

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, lei
this morning with three prisoners fol
the penitentiary at Florence and
three patients for the state hospital
at Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
WRIT OF PROHIBITION

Argument OF the motions to dis
solve the writ of prohibition in the
county seat matter will be heard at
tombstone before Judge Baxter of
Yuma county on November Eth. Clerk
j. r. James Of the Superior Court hay.
ing today received the Court order
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
FROM RANCH

l.. \. Boedecker and H. W. Miller
well known ranchers CT Turner. we're
in town yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
state hospital.
RETURNED HOME

James Harrigan returned home
yesterday from Douglas. where he
spent the day on visit with friends.
Mr. Harrigan is one OF the engineers
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
President Wilson.
FROM FAIRBANk

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Fisher of Fair
bank. We're in the city today on a
shopping tour. having motored up
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TO DOUGLAS

County Attorney j. f. Ross went
20 Bisbee and Douglas today, where
he will attend to official business.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. \. Klaw and Miss Hogan, who
viii visit friends there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04

Two insane patients one named
Barnes from Bisbee and the other
JACK Grisdale of Douglas. We're ex-
2mined before the Superior Court
this afternoon ard ordered committed
20 the asylum at Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
FROM GlEESON

Barney BOno. well known merchan
OF G!eeson was in town today oil
business
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
ACT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
JUNE 20, 1910.
United States Land Office, at Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
IN DOUGLAS

The Child's Welfare committee
OF Cochise county will meet this Sat.
urday in Douglas. Mrs. Nellie Dali
gleish, Miss Elsie Toles and 4. c.
karger. the Tombstone members of
the committee will attend.
AWFUL SHOCK
When Fremont street Is completed
1t will be an awful shock to drop of
of Fremont street onto the now coun.
~ highway for eight miles until one
gets on the new work at Government
draw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
FROM GLEE SON

DR.. Il. J. Strohd of Gleeson was in
town today. having come down here
TO assist DR. Hughart in the exam
nation OF TWO insane patients in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
RED cNoss BUTTONS HERE

The Red Cross buttons have arriy;
ed and members desiring them are re-
qnested to either get them AT the
Red cross rooms or nj Nallanoc's resi-
dcncc
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
IN TOM e STONE

Mrs Anna Hodges of Bisbee. was
IN Tombstone yesterday on business
before the superior court. She re-
turned in the evening stage
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
THEY SAY so

People who know the quality of
natural road building material after
examining the soil that is now being
overturned on Fremont street are Of
the opinion that when the work is
done on that street Tombstone Is
going to have practically paved
streets. II is claimed Their is so
much lime and cement formation
there that it will bind into an almost
solid mass when wet and packed
down
TO BENSON
II J. Evans. manager of the local
telephone exchange, went to Benson
today. where he had company bust
ness.
TO eLEEsoN
Mrs. Sophie Bishop went to Gleeson
today where she has been called to
nurse Mrs. Emil Berry. who is seri
ously i'll with typhoid fever
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
AUDITOR HERE

\. McCorkle. travelling auditor Of
the f. p. 4 S. W. was in Tombstone
today on business at the local depot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
HAVE BABY BOY

Word received from Bisbee is that
Sunday there was born to Mr. and
Mrs. c. r. Applin. a bouncing s
pound baby boy. Mrs. Applin was
formerly Miss Ann Hanley. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hanley Of Tomb
stone
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
ON SHORT VISIT

George Ivey and wife were in Ri
bee today. They returned home b
auto late in the afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04

Date Of first ublication Nov. 3.
1917.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
TAKEN TO ASYLUM

cling in his Fliyver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-11-04
INSANE EXAMINATIONS

Superior Court to-day
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

dzich w zyciu mojem, gdy, pok6j
bede m6gi zawrzec...
Piotrogr6d, 7. grudnia. - Ro-
syjscy maxymaliSci prosza Rad
niemiecki, by pozwolif socyali-
stom niemieckim przybyc nd
zjazd do Sztokhclmu, celem O.
mowienia wsp6lnej Propagandy
pokoju powszechnego. Trockij,
minister spraw zagranicznych
,,bolszewickiego" rzqdu oswald
cyl w nterwiewie prasowym, Il
Rosya ME chce pokoju oderbne--
go, lecz powszechnego.
- Donosza, il ma Ukraine ME
uznaia ,,bolszewickich" starah o
pok6j: a Rada Ukrainy ogiosila,
IL ami parliament ukraihski, mai
rzqd(?) ME udaly sic do Niemiec
Z proSbq o pok6j odrebny...
- Kierenskij, dawnieiszy pre-
mier jest zupelnie bezPieczny:
wystosowai on pelen silly list do
ludu rosyjskiego, w ktorym stara
sic otworzyG mu oczy ma fakt, IL
90 ,bolszewicy' poprostu oszu--
kuja: Obiecywali przecie Rosyi
pokoj w trzech dniach, a przecle
juz drugi miesiac up}ywa, a Poko-
ju niema! ia, Kierenskij - po>
wiadam wan zeScie glupcy! -
pisze dalej b. premier przez
o$m miesiecy s~trzeglem demokra-
tycznych swob6d i wolnoSci
ciezko krwawo zdobytych
praw ludu; kiedym ia w1ada}, by}a
demokracya prawdziwa, kosztem
navel osobistym rzadu prowizo-
rycznego, kt6ry padi, dlatego -
re gwaft6w ME chcial, re wolaS
ola spraw ideowych pozwolic ma
zgubne agitacye ,,bolszewickie"
a teraz, gdzie wolnosci, gdzie swo
body - powiadaja, il tyrania
Xix gorsza jest teraz, niz by}a
dawniej tyrania carska... Oto,
CT pisze Kierenskij, a w sfowach
jego prawdy wiele. ..
- Donosza z Finlandyi, IL tam
gl6d panuje: Finowie w prasie
szwedzkiej apeluja o pomoc W
artyku1ach zywnoSci.
- Ostatnie telegramy podaja,
il general Kaledines, wodz koza-
k6w, kt6ry ich pc zdobyciu Ro-
stowa mad Donem prowadzi{ ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

lotnik6w ich ujeto kilka maszyn
zostaio uszkodzonych SLIME
przez baterye angielskie. Reid
podazal w kilku grupach, ponie-
waz sygnalizowano o pojawieniu
sic wrogich maszyn Z powiatu
Kent i z okolicy ujsc Tamizy; po-
tenn mad Essex ~pojawi}y sic WIG
ksze grupy samolot6w niemiec-
kich'i tie poleciaiy ku Londynowi.
Baterye pod-londyhskie silnym
ogniem przyje}y napastnikow;
kanonada trwala przesz}o godzi-
ne; w rezultacie w samem mics
Gle ME rzucili napastnicy zadnych
pociskow, tylko ma przedmles.
ciach rzucali bomby zapalne -
szkody jednak ME wielkie; ofiar
tez z"nacznie mniej; siedm osob
zabitych i 81 rannych. By} to je-
den Z najwiekszych i najspryt-
niej uplanowanych "a jednak
jeden Z najmniej skutecznych rel
dow niemieckich ma Londyn.
z N Y
Londyn, 7. grudnia. - Ma from
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

Gle jerozolimskim sytuacya be-
zmiany; w miniony wtorek jeden
acroplan angielski rozpedzil
szeSc niemiecko = tureckich aero
plan6w, przyczem jedeu zostaf
zrzucony i zniszczony.
Paryz, 7. grudnia. - Ma mace
donskim froncie - cisza; riema
wazniejszych w~ydarzeh.
Rzym, 7. grudnia. - Donosza
z rumuhskiego frontu, IL w okoli-
cy Michaelsziret, w Rumunii, o.
raz w kilku punktach bukoWln-
skiei linii niemiecko austryaccy
zo1nierze usilowali sic bratac Z
rumuhskimi, lecz zostali przepe-
dzen salwami strzaiow.
sPRAWY MORSKIE.
Paryz, 7. grudnia. - Statysty-
ka blokad podmorskich niemiec-
kich dowodzi, il ofiary nurow
zb6jeckich staja sic Z miesiaca ma
miesiac coraz mniej liczne: w
ciagu listopada straty w okretach
wszystkich Aliant6w nizsze So cd
miesiaca w~rzeSnia, ktore byfy bar
do male, lccz widocznie pobu-
dzony do wiekszej energii' ME
przyjacie1 wysilif sic w pazdzier-
niku ! w miesiacu tym liczba STRAIT
sic podnios1a, tegoz samego male
w oczekiwac W grudniu Pc
ma1ych ~stratach listopadowych.
Cd stycznia ~przyszlego roku O.
czekuja juz Alianci sta}ego IL
m~niejszania sic ofiar zb6jeckich
blokad podmorskich.
POKO-
JoWE.
Berlin, 7. grudnia. - Parlamen
tarze rosyjskiego rzadu z pred
stawicielami wojsk niemiecklch,
austryackich, b~ulgarskich turec-
kich ugodzili sic ma wstrzymanle
dzialah wojennych ma dni 10, ably
w tym czasie radio mad zawle--
szeniem broni dfuzszem; owych
dni 10 liczyt sic ma cd dis, plat
ku, 7go grudnia. Posiedzenla
narady trwaja w dalszym ciagu
w Brzesciu Litewskim.
Amsterdam, 7. grudnia. - Te'
legramy Z Wiednia donosza, IL
ma oficyalnem przyjeciu Delega'
cyl austryackich ~powiedziai ces,
Karol: Bedzie to najpiskniejszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

Moskwe, zostaf otoczony przez
swoich zbuntowanych podw}ad-
rych i jest oblegany przez Mich, a
re PREY MIN tylko garstka pozo-
staia wiernych, rrzeto czeka go
TAXI sam zapewne los, jak genera
Ia Duchonina, kt6rego mot}och
zamordowa{ - poprostu ma STU
XII rozerwaf...
- Oglaszane przez ~nbolszewi-
k6w" tajne traktaty rosyjskie wy
kazuja, IL w sierpniu br. ces. Will
helm starai sic "a posrednictwem
kr6la Hiszpanii, Alfonso o pokoj:
~cgloszono telegramy posla rosyl-
skiego w Anglii, Nabakowa do
Kierenskiego, donoszqce o owych
propozycyach i k~onferencyi, Cd
bytej W tel sprawie w Londynie,
rrzy udziele przedstawiciela Sta
now Zjedn.: Alianci odpowie-
dzieli, re zadnych propozycyi
Dokojawych Cd ces. Wilhelma ME
przyjmq...
z ANGLII.
Londyn, Z. grudnia. - Lord
Cecil, minister bIokady W Izble
Gmin oSwiadczyf, re nieprawdq
So rewe1acyc rosyjskich tajnych
akt6w, jakoby Anglia i Francya
porozumiaiy sic, ably wsplerac
Rad wloski w akcyi opozycyI
przeciwko Papiezowi i wogole
Watykanowi, gdyby Papiez wy
stqpi} Z propozycyami pokojowe-
mi: wog6le co do kwestyi poko-
jowych projekt6w Z Watykanu
Anglia, Francya i W}ochy uznafy
re odpowiedz, jaka udzieli} ma tie
projekty prezydent Stan6w zjed.,
Wilson - wystarczy}a ma wyra-
zenie pelnej opinii Aliantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
z IRVING PARK.

- Klub Miko}aja K~opernika Cd
bedzie p]rzedroczne ~posiedzenie W
niedziele popoiudniu zaraz pc niesz-
porach. Wszyscy czlonkowie powin-
nj bye obecni ma tenn posiedzeniu,
bo sa bardzo wazne sprawy do "a
Iatwienia. Ma p~orzadku dziennym wy
Dor administracyi ma rok 1918. -
Jan J. Lieske, PREF; J.. Czerwinski.
sekr. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
ZACHODNI FRONT.

- RAPPORT angielsh podaje: w
nocy we wtorek wycofano wojskA
z najdalej wysunietych i kltnem
w pozycye niemieckie wdzieraia-
cych sic punktow W okolicy Dour
lon; nieprzyjaciel ME zauwazyi
tego cofniecia i przez DIVA prawie
dni ME zajai opr0znionych pozy.
cyl. w ciagg onegdajszego dnia
nieprzyjaciel atakowai bardzo
SLIME okopy pod La Vacquerie-
w rezultacie w okolicy Anglicy
posuneli nieco naprzod swa linie.
Ma ogof sytuacya bez zmian wy
datniejszych. Nieprzyjaciel W o.
wych kontratakach ostatniego ty-
godnia poni6sl straty bardzo ciez-
kie. Ma dalszych liniach strzela-
nina we Flandryi i pod Armen-
there's.
Komunikaty angielskic
stwierdzaja znakomicie udatne
cofniecie sic Bynga woisk z pod
Bourbon: wykonano je tax spraw-
me- tax cicho, re Niemcy ME
wiedzieli o TEN i ostrzeliwali
ciezkimi pociskami oproznione
pozycye przez Gala noe az do dru-
giego dnia W po}udnie, poczem u
derzyli masowym atakiem i -
staneli zdumieni, zaalaziszy po-
zycye PRONE zupeinie.. . Dalej
jrz postepowali po dluzszej pTze-
rwie i bardzo o%stroznie.. -. Opro-
znione pozycye pod Bourbon be-
die Niemcom trudno utrzymac,
DO Anglicy z nowych pozycyi pa
nuja mad niemi: Jest to dolina la
sem porosla - i. byi tam daw-
niej las, dis zen trupv drew Po-
zostaly, smutniejsze Cd ludzkich
trup6w, podruzgotane, poiamane
pociskami dziaiowymi. Angieiscy
zofnierze nazwali dolinke tie i
ten las - .,dyabelska k~ieszenis."
Berlin, z. grudnia. - RAPPORT u
trzymuje, il skutkiem poteznych
kontratak6w kilkodniowych ME
mieokich - Anglicy zostali zmu-
szeni do ewakuowania waznych i
rozlegiych pozycyi w okolicy
Moeuvres i Marcoing; n~apierajac
dalej ma wroga, Niemcy odebrali
miejscowoSci Graincourt, An
neux, Cantaing, Noyelles i wzgo-
RIA pod Marcoing, posuwajac ma
prod linie niemiecka ma przestrze
nj 10ciu KIN. o 4 KIN. Straty ME
przyjaciela So bardzo ciezkie -
5000 Anglikow wzieto do niewoli,
zdobyto 14S dziai i TIC mitraliez.
TAX poczatkowy sukces zamienii
sic ola Anglikow w wielka kles-
ke... Anglicy cofajac sic podpa-
lii i p~oniszczyli miasteczka, z
kt6rych zostaiy tylko ruiny :.
ma pamiatke ich pobytu W ziemi
francuskiej... (Wstretna pre-
wrotnoSc i hipokryzya re slow
tych uderza! Toz to Niemcy VIA
5nie cofajac sic pred pierwsza
ofensywa gen. Bynga poniszczyli
miasteczka owe, jake zawsze czy-
MIA w odwrocie, a teraz zwalaja
wine wlasnego barbarzynstwa ma
Anglik6w.. Krzyzacy!... Przyp.
Red. D. c.
Paryz, z. grudnia. - Slime bar
do dziaiania artyleryi W poszcze-
g6lnych odcinkach lini francu-
skiej - wzmiankpje rapport fran
cuski; mad Moza, pod St. Quen-
tin, mad ALLIES dziaIa brzmia bez
przerwy; rejdy i wycieczki i re-
k~onesanse tez ma porzadku dzien-
nym; ma verdunskim odcinku -
pod Bezonvaux nieprzyjaciel wy
konai atak liniowy - odparty re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

stratami Niemc6w. w Alzacyi
pelno potyczek i utarczek POM
niejszych: z tych najwazniejsza
byla pod Largitzen, Niemcow w
niej pobito. w walkach awiatycz-
nych 8 aeroplany zrzucono Mem
com a oSm uszkodzono ciezko;
ponadto aeroplany francuskie do
konaiy szereg caly pomySlnych i
skutecznych rejd0w ma strategi-
CINE punkty nieprzyjacielskie: w
okolicy Laon $4,000 funtow poci-
sk6w rzucono ma niemieckie sta
eye, sk}ady, obozy i okopy. Mem
cy z areoplanow znow bombardo-
wall Calais i Dunkirk - ofiar w
ludziach ME bylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
REID MA LONDYN.

Londyn, 7. grudnia. - Onegdaj
mad ranem Londyn - po diuzszej
pauzie - dostal znowu wizyte
niemieckich aeroplanow: okolo
25 maszyn niemieckich uczestni-
czylo W rejdzie lecz ledwie piec
Tub szeSc tylko dosta1o sic mad
Londyn, z tych diva zrzucono a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07
Y JADWiGOWA.

- Przedroczne posiedzenie Tow;
Polek Sw. Klary odbedzie sic W ME
dziele, o godz. pol do 2ej popoludniu
Kazda cz}onkini powinna bye obec-
ma, zarazem bedzle wyb6r urzedni-
GEEK ma rok przyszly. - Marya
Schmidt, PREF; Rozalia Skaja, sekr.
prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-07

PoIski noIItyR. czy wiekszv cay mniei
szy "a obowiazek pocZytywac sohte
powinieD stale re~klatnowac narodo-
wosc nRsza wsrod obcvcn. HaZnaiamiac
AmeryAaLow z ooisKlemi in~slYtucyc oil
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
German IN SHIPYARD
At CHESTER Seized
Reputed Delegate of I.W.W.
is Held in $500 Bail for
Federal Officers
LEFT TOWN AFTER
EDDYSTONE BLOW

CHESTER. Pa. Dec. 2i--Robert Ber-
ger, a reputed delegate Of the Indus
trial Workers OF the World. yesterday
was held in $500 bail by Mayor Nc
Dowell to await the disposition Of the
Federal authorities. Berger. who Is said
TO be a German propagsndist. was ar
rested Wednesday night at the Chester
Shipbuilding Company's plant in this
city.
According TO the police. Berger has
been In direct communication with
the ]. w. w. leaders In this city and
was interested in a raid In Texas last
summer. He was in the employ Of the
Sun Shipbuilding Company here at one
time, and while there, the authorities
say, he sent a letter 10 the !. w. w
organization, asserting that he could
gain entrance to both shipyards IN this
city and could do great damage with
proper material"
Berger left this city following the ex-
plosion at the Eddystone munition
plant last April after a brief stay here,
ployment at the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. but, according TO the proprie-
tor of the boarding house where he
stopped was discharged for talkine
against the government. About a week
ago he obtained employment at the
Chester Shipbuilding Company's plant
and was placed In the erecting gang
Berger declared at the hearing that
he was born in Russia. but is OF Ger
man parentage.