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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
PLAZA

A story of early days in the big tree country of the far west is unfold ed in ''The Girl of the Tmberclaims.' z the Plaza's main photo attraction for the latter half of the week in which is featured Constance Talmadge. Miss sTalmadge has the part of girl homesteader who refuses to be robbed of her land by a gang of claim jump CTS, who are aided in their nefarious operations by crooked politicians. As a result of her taking a firm .stand at the head of the settlers, a pitched battle with the timber cruisersp fol lows, ending in the victory of the set tiers. It's 8 corking picture all the way through and one that should prove a big drawing card
 The Nine Berber Arabs, one of the fastest tumbling and pyramid build ing offerings in the world of variety will contribute a bunch of thrills to the vaudeville program
 The; pHnham Edwards Trio. with their pleasing harmony to, be heard in we'll diversified repertoire of hits infected with mirth at frequent inter vaIs, should have little difficulty in scoring a heart reception.
 As charming as could be and with a voice of golden richness is the best way we can describe sweet Nancy Barring who has been chosen for an important spot and together with Bell and Benson who have songs and arr tistic dances to offer should greatly strengthen a real sumptuous program of features.
 Won by Foot" is the title of the Keystone comedy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
Amuscmcnts
POLES

Presenting what is termed "The Modern Svengali assisted by his Tril- by, the song dreamer" there will be offered at Polls, the last half of the week, '~The Miracle,' one of the most oiartling and mystifying expositions of mental telepathy ever introduced in vaudeville Whether it's hypnotism or telepathy or whatever you choose to call it, '-The Miracle represents something absolutely unusual. A young woman sits at the piano. A gentleman passes through the audi ence. You whisper to him the name of a musical number-old or new, classical or popular-and immediate ly the young lady at the piano plays 1t. s"The Miracle has entertained and baffled millions and is sure to score distinctly here. / Virginia Pearson, the beautiful screen star, will be seen in the photo play features five part drama Sis ter Against Sister, Miss Pearson is at her best in tfJs big drama of so- ciety. The Hearst-Pathe News will be another screen feature.
 The Four Frolickers offering mu- sical farce "The Long Lost Girl' will be an added vaudeville feature, with a company that inc.udes Agnes B. Porter
 Margie Gray, winsome comedi- enne. will offer new repertoire of songs; and Chartres & Holiday will present their always pleasing arrange faent of songs, dances and comedy.
 Reynolds and White, in a comedy bicycle novelty will complete the pro gram. e atesS S sstSs s9sag
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
PARADE THROUGH
 STREETS TO AID RECRUITING HERE
Third Division Will March About City Tuesday Night,
 Led by Band.

Tn order to stimulate recruiting in the National Naval Volunteers, the Third division will parade Tuesday night through the principal streets. The Connecticut Coast Artillery band will head the line. The route of march has not yet been determined. Lieut. A. J. Merritt and Lieut.. Will liam A. Anderson will be in command. { A number of applications were re- ceived last evening after the batta- lion drill but there are still vacancies in the ranks Hereafter classes are to be held Tuesday evenings in charge of Montgomery M. Alger, a former naval officer. Courses in astronomy, navigation, piloting, etc., will be ar ranged. Motor boat owners and mem- bers of the local yacht clubs may att tend. There is no charge for the in- struction and books and instruments used are furnished free. The purpose of the class is to instruct boatmen so that they may qualify, if they desire, for commissions as reserve officers.
 Officers of the Coast Artillery bat taIion estimated last evening that the drill held in the Armory brought 50 recruits to their ranks. Lieut.. Col. Vincent M King was in command at the battalion drill last evening. First Lieut.. Philip N. Bronson acted as ad- jutant. The company commanders were Capt. A. c. Bennett, Fourth Co.,; Capt. L. J. Brague, Second Co.,; First Lieut.. Louis R. O'Neil, Eleventh Co. The men were in field service unif firm and went through infantry evolutions for about an hour. Both galleries were crowded with visitors.
 The medical corps was on the floor of the Armory but did not take part in the drill. Maj. Frederic J. Adams accepted 25 recruits for the new Field corps last night. It is ex- pected that the minimum quota of 52 enlisted men will have been procured by next Wednesday evening Dr. c. H. Sprague and Dr. John T. H. Pow CTS have been commissioned as first lieutenants and assigned to duty with the Field Ambulance company. Dr. Lawrence E. Poole has been commis- stoned first lieutenant and assigned to the Coast Artillery corps.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
DENTISTS ASKED
 TO VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES Bad Teeth Is Hurting En- , listments at the Pres
 ent Time.

New York, March 15.-Determined to overlook no element, however re- mote, which will contribute in the least to the adequate preparedness of tie country for war, the National Se- cnrity League has now turned its at tention to the teeth of prospective en- listed men in the regular army. Hav- ing discovered that a large percen- tage of the men who apply at recruit ing stations are rejected on account of bad teeth, the league has issued an appeal to the dentists of the country to donate their services in making these men acceptable.
 A letter has been sent by the Ma tional Security League to pr. Otto King, of Huntington, Ind. secretary of the National Dental Association, placing the matter before him. In part it says:
 We have been informed that at the time of the Spanish War twenty per cent. of the men who VOL unteered for service Nere rejected on account of the condition of their teeth; otherwise they would have been passed as physically fit for service.
 '.The suggestion lhas been made. and we thiuk it worthy of careful consideration, that there would be many dentists in different parts of this country who would be willing to offer their services to the government for the purpose of attending the teeth of the men who are at present re- iected because of bad teeth.
 we would greatly appreciate let ter from you stating whether in your opinion this plain is feasible or not. We have taken the liberty of writing to you, as we consider that. as secre- tary of the National Dental AssOcia- ton, you are in a position to sound the feeling of the great body of men composing your association"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
LYRIC

Mcclure Pictures Is to release some thing new in motion pictures. It is a group of seven five-reel features w.th different star in each photoplay. The series is called the Seven Deadly Sins. and the pictures are, to be re- leased by Superpictures, Inc, the new nine million dollar corporation, through the Triangle exchanges. :.
 The stars are to be Ann Murdock, Holbrook Blinn, H. B. Warner, Geo. Le Guere, Shirley Mason. Charlotte Walker and Nance O'Neil. The sins are Envy Pride" Passion" !" .sWrath," Greed" 'sSloth" and sin not announced, known merely as ''The Faventh Sin.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
Cured RuPTu uRE

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure was an op- eration. Trusses did me no good. Finally got hold of something that quickly and completely cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned. although I am doing hard work as a carpenter. There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. I have nothing to sell, but will give full information about how you may find complete cure without operation. if you write to me, Eugene M Pullen. Carpenter, 40 c, Marcellus Avenue. ManasQuan, N. J. Better cut out this notice and show it to any others who are ruptured-you may save a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and the worry and danger of an operation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
ST. PATRIcK's NIGHT BALL

Lsenten rules are relaxed for the celebration of St. Patrfck's Day ard many who do not dance at other times will be found at the St. Pafrick's Day ball to be held at the Colonial Ball Room in Fairfield avenue Saturday evening. This is the annual event at the Colonial, one of the biggest events of the year, and this year will be bigger than ever. Murrays 10 piece orchestra will furnish the music for an extra long program of 4ancing, and there will be many special features appropriate for the day. For Mon- day evening the Singing McEnellys will be the attraction with concert and evening of dancing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
LOSS OF APPETITE,
 LOSS OF WEIGHT, SLEEPLESSNES, ETC.

are all overcome by Recupertabs. they are made after the formula of Dr. AL hert Robin, the famous French phyzi- cian. and are being used very largely in Paris and other European capitals when taken for q short while they vi,l give positive relief in slil casea ot nervous exhaustion. mental depression. lack of vitality. general debility. ans. mia, etc.
 The Giycerophosphates of which Eecupertabs are composed. contaio inc eIemert necessary to overcome these conditions. They are now being prescribed and recommended by fnsny nhvsicians in this and foreign coun- tries as the best, quickest aud surest nerve and blood tonic that they know of. stores at soc and $1.00 per packags or will be sent direct upon receipt ot price.
 1Srd St.. New York. Distributed in Bridgeport and vicinity by J. D. Hart- gan. No, 81 Fairfield Avenue.-Adv.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
Y. M. c. A. WORK GOES ON.

Berlin, March Is, via London-The worlds committee of the Young Mems Christian association, by agree ment with the German and Austro- Hungarian governments, will continue toe arry on it's work in the prison camps.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-15
CONN. BATTERIES RETURN.

New Haven, March 15-Battery F of Stamford, which has seen Mexican border service since last fall, went through here on a troop train today, and two hours later was in it's home town. Battery E of Branford also arrived home about the same hour. after . similar tour of duty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19

pod dyscypline sadu woJenncgo
zostawia sic go na wolneJ stople
Korniiow sam jest uwieziony W
Mohilewic nadto W kraju Jest u
wiezionych okolo 20 generalow !
oficer6w, co do ktorych sledztwo
sic toczy. So r6wnicl przypusz-
czenia mozliwo5ci takicj, IL chot
rad Kicrenskicgo rewolucye stu
mil dose SLIME stanaf tcraz, jed
max sic mic utrzyma, ze przcde--
wszystkicm obali go sama partya
socyalistyczna, zwoiana na konfe-
rcncye, majaca sic odbyc pod ko-
nice wrze5nia dla cclow wytwo--
rzcnia rzadu i gabinctu silncgo
ia partyjncj rcprczcntacyi oPar-
tego: sqdzq, IL gdyby ia konicrcn-
eva mic poparia Kicrcnskicgo,
musialby ustqpit, wtcdy jako
na nastepce jcso wskazuj9 CScr-
tclIcgo, dawniejzscgo gabinetu
czlonka i jcdncgo L najwybitnicj- j.
szych przedstawicicli piracy, kto-
ry usunaf sic L gabinetu dlatego,
IL wolaI pozostat zalcznym cd
Kongresu Robociarzy / Zo}nicrzy
- nil Cd gabinetu ministcryalnc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
Piotrogrod, 19. wrzesnia. - n

froncic ryskim sytuacya bcz zmia
nv - Niemcy cd wielu dni nlc
postapili ami kroku, owszem W xii
ku punktach zostali wstecz yep
chnieci. Pod Biddag Rosyanic
zdobyli ostatnio pozycye niemie-
ckic W leslie wzieli tam jehc6w /
jcdna mitraliezc. Potyczki So ma
CALVIN fronCic, bcz waznicJszych
rczultat0w. Wies Sadie zostala
przcz Rosyan odebrana; podob'
nieZ cmentarz W IIapsal mad IA
rzckq. Ma poludniowym odcinku
niema wainicjszych opcracyl; W
okolicy Wfodzimicrza Wo}yhskie-
50 lotnik rosyjski, komarowski
zrzucii acroplan nicmiccki. Ma
odcinku rumuhskim W dolinie
Suszycy Rumuni silnym atakiem
opanoWali pozycye nlemleckle
pod Narnica. w kilku innych
punktach odparto slime szturmy
nicmicCkic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
100000 rekrut6w odjez-
dza do oboz6w.
Rad interweniuje W strajk~
w San F francisco.
$7,O0O,000,OOO ma cele wojenne.
Ograniczenia obcojezycznych gazet.
Prezydent Wilson do dzieci.
Delegacya robotnicza do Rosyi.
Ograniczenia obcojezycznych gazet,
Prezydent Wilson do dzieci.
Delegacya robotnlcza do Rosyi.
lNNE TELEGRAMY.

MIA. zostana w nicdIugim czasic
uzupelnionc.
Nadmicnic tn jcszczc wypada,
&c I powoIanych przy pierwszym
ascntcrunku 6S7 600 rekrut6w pol
miliona wcielonvch zostanic "
szercgi armii narodowcj czyli
konskrypcyjnej, rcszta zaS uzy'
ia bedzic do skompletowania pull
k6w dawnych milicyi stanowych,
kt6re zostaIy sfedcralizowane, W
kilku jednak tylko Stanach po-
siadaja taka liczbG ludzi. L jakieJ
powinny sic skladac ia stopic wo-
jennej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
FRANCUSKO FLANDRYJ-
SKI FRONT.

Paryz, 10. wrzeSnia. - Mad Ais
nc, pod Allies odparto nag}y reid
nicmiccki; W Szampanll w okoli-
cy Aubericvc dzialania artyleryi
bardzo slime trwaja -. podobniez
mad Mozq, ia vcrdunskim odcin
ku; W okolicy st. Quentin - ia
skrzydlc francuskiem odparto
szturmy nicmicckie, dose zaciete
FranCuzi urzqdzili rcjdy pod T.
tanccurt La Royerc. w okolicy
Mictte Nicmcy po bardzo silnej
kanonadzie przygotowawczcj o,
tworzyli atak i dotarli do okopow
irancuskich. lccz odparci natych-
miast stracili sporo polegIych i
jchc6w. w walkach onegdajszych
) acroplan6w niemicckich zrzu--
como.
Londyn, 1e. wrzesnia. - Pod
Iverness wojska angielskie reid
wyNonaIy pomyslny sprowadzi.
ly 13 jehc6w; akcya pod St. Ju-
lien wzmocniono pozycye zdoby-
tc tam przez Anglik6w; pod Nc
ricourt Niemcy zrana onegdaj
atakowali - odparci; ma caiej IL
rii silna bardzo kanonada obu-
stronna; patrolowe utarczki III
porzadku dzicnnym; awiatyka
bardzo czynna - liczne rejdy !
rckoncsansc; w potyczkach try
maszyny niemicckic zrzucono,
trzy angiclskie mic wrociiy.
Berlin, 10. wrzesnia. - Ma ca
lynn froncic flandryjskim slime
dziaiania artylcryi; podobniei i
na irancuskich liniach; walk
wrccz walnicjszych niema, ale IL
tarczki czofowc So czeste i po-
mySlne dla broni niemieckiej.
Amsterdam, 19. wrzeSnia. - w
jednym z ostatnich. angielskich
rejdow napowietrznych ma Rou--
lers pocisk angielski rzucony I'D
barak niemiecki zabii, lub zraniI
ciezko 900 zosnierzy...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19

ster spraw zagranlcznych, adml-
raj Lindman przy udzialc zupcl-
nic nowych ludzi - i partyi zapc-
wnc. Pose} nicmiccki W Szwccyi
wczoraj oficyalnic wyrazii ubolc-
wanic rzadowi szwcdzkicmu L po-
wodu przykroSci, jake powstaly
dian skutkiem rcwclacyi argcn--
tyllskich. Prasa szwcdzka nicchC-
tnic dose fakt ten komcntujc, "a
znaczajac, IL Nicmcy przcz bllsko
tydzicn czckaly, MIN uzna@y "a
wlaSciwc oSwiadczcnie swe zlo--
zyC Szwccyi, kt6rc W dodatku nic
zawicra nj cicnia WytlGmaczenia
calcj tax przykrcj afcry. Rzad
szwcdzki odwolaI posla swcso
Cronholma L McNyku, kt6rcmu
rad Stanow Zjedn. r6wnicz "a
rzucif, IL posredniczy W przcsyla-
niu niclegalnych informacyi &c
strony posia nicmieckics'o Eek
hardta do Nicmicc: rad szwcdz-
XII powola} Cronholma do wytl6-
maczcnia sic przypuszcza, IL
Stany Zjednoczonc padly Co do
tel aiery ofiarq mistyiikacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
DRUGIE POWOLANIE PIER
WSZEJ ARMII KONsKRYP-
CYJNEJ.

Washington, 10. wrzesnia. -
DIS nastep1jc W calym kraJu wy
sylka drugicgo powolania plcrW-
sci armii konskrypcyjncj i 3OO,,
600 rekrut6w odjedzic do szesna-
stu oboz6w wojskowych, sdzie
czekajs juz na Mich przysotowane
koszary. Po przejSciu odpowlcd-
nicgo trcningu, zostana oni od--
stawicni do lirancyi, cclem WALK
nicnicckq autokracyq.
Odjezdzajacy dziSiaj rekrucI
stanowiq okolo 45 procent powo-
Ianych do pierwszej armii kon-
skrypcyjnej W 5000 przcszio dys,
tryktach poborowych calego kra'
il. w obozach znajduje sic juz j
procent I tel pierwszej armii ma
rodowcj, kt6rych wczwano "
pierwszem powoianiu ktofzy So
ludzmi zawodowo wyksztalcony'
mi. Znajduje sic miedzy mini tax,
&c odpowiednia liczba kucharzy
Z tego pierwszego powolanla ut
worzono kadry, jakby szkle!et or,
ganizacyi pierwszej armii kon-
skrypcyjnej, wokolo ktoreso zgru
pujc sic drugie nastepne jeJ po'
wofanic. Gdy wyslani dzislaj re-
kruci polqcza cie tymi kadrami
beda stanowiG polowe tcj arnii
sk}adajaccj sic 343,500 ludzi
Druga polowa zostanie powoiana
natychmiast, gdy tylko beda przy
gotowanc dla niej kwatery i W
ten sposob ca}y kontyngent powo-
Ianyoh dojdzie do silly 6S7, 600 o,
ficerow i zoinierzy.
Ministerstwo wojny wydaEo
wczoraj komunikat, W ktorym
stwierdza, &c olbrzymic zadanle
zaopatrzenia tel armii we wszyst-
kie potrzeby postepujc zupelnie
zadawalniajqco naprz6d / robi
szybkie postepy. Mino to pewna
czeSt zolnierzy pierwszej armll
konskrypcyjnej bedzie mogla O.
trzvn1ac ia razic tylko niekom--
pletnc wyekwipowanic i rynsztu-
mex, w rcszte zas zaopatrzona 70
stanic dopiero pred odjazdem do
Europy. Przez jakis jeszcze czas
beda oni zmuszeni uzywac ME-
kt6rych ubrah cywilnych, jak pla-
szcze itp., gdyz dostawy unun--
durowania ME mogly bye uskute-
cznione tax szybko jakby tego
nalezalo pragnat. So to jednak
braki tylko wyjatkowe ME maja-
&C stosunkowo wielkiego znacze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
Christiania, Norwegia. 1890

wrzesnia. - Norwcskie parowct
,,Akcland' i ,Rein' zostaly zato'
pionc przez nury niemieckie w O.
kolicy przyladka St. Vincent. Ma
picrwszym jedcnascic ludzi zgi-,
nelo, na drugim dzicsieciu.
Londyn, 10. wrzesnia. - kr6
Jerry Angielski zwicdzil patr6lo,
wy statck amerykahski Tia ujSciu
rzcki Clyde, W Szkocyi stacyono-
wany: witano go entuzyastycznie
LoSoW EX-KRoLA.
Kopenhaga, 10. wrzesnia. -
Donosza, il ex-kr6l grecki kon-
stantyn zakupuje dla sic swej 70.
dziny willie. W okolicy Thun, W
Szwajcaryi, gdzie stale mysli "a,
mieszkac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
HURLEY DELEGOWANY
OLA ZALATWIENIA ME-
POROZUMIEN.

Washington, 19. wrzeSnia. -
Me mogacy dojSc do porozumle'
MIA pracodawcy i robotnicy W
warsztatach budowy oliretow ia
wybrzezach Pacyfiku jak w Ca
lynn wogole kraju zostanq ,wez-
wani do rychleso pogodzenia sic
podjecia powrotem energjcznej
piracy, ably dopom6dz rzadowi W
przeprowadzeniu jcgo programu
wojennego. Jezeli to ME poskut-
kuje, prezydent Wilson sam "a
bierze sic do zaIatwienia nieporo.
zumien miedzy praca kapitalen1,
aczkolwiek jak najszczerzej prag.
nalby tel ostatecznosci uniknac.
Ma razic Rad czyni wszystko.
co W jego mocy, ably jak najpre-.
dzej doprowadzic do porozumie'
nia miedzy obu stronami, powo-
lujac w tym celu do wspoipracy
Wydziai marynarki handlowej.
nowozorganizowana konisye ola
za}atwiania tego rodzaju nieporo-
zumieii, oraz Samuela Gompersa.
prezesa Amerykahskiej Federacyi
Piracy.
Prezes Wydzialu marynarki
handlowej L. \. Hurley wyjez--
dza dzisiaj do San Francisco, ably
imieniem wladz fcdcralnych
trzedstawic representation pra.
cy kapitalu rzadowc argumcnty
sposoby dojScia do zgody. Przed
odjazdem swym odbedzic jeszczc
konierencye w Bialym Domu i o.
trzyma Cd prczydenta Wilsona IT,
powaznienie do dziaiania stano-
wczego decydujacego.
Dzicii wczorajszy spedzii pan
Hurley ia konferencyach Sa.
muelcm Compressor sekreta-
rem piracy Wilsonem, ktorzy O.
bal wyrazajq nadzieje, ze prze}om
W sytuacyi, kt6ry powinien doprc
wadzic do porozumienia. moze
nastapit W ciasu 25 godzin. Sam
pan Hurley jest take dobrej my
sli i zapowiada rychle zakoncze-
ME strajku ia wybrzezach Pacyfl
ku na podstawie takiej ugody, ze
robotnicy dostana siuszna pod
wyzke wynagrodzenia. CIGAR ktc
rel poniosa do sp6iki wlascicielt
dok6w dla budowy okretow =;
Rad. "
Ma poleccnic ministra prac,
Wilsona ofiarowal swoje uslugi j
poSrednictwo powasnionym stro-
nom w. +. Boyce, asystent ko--
misarza immigracyjnego W Sar
Francisco, kt6ry zaaranzowal koD
ferencye robotnicze i przedstawi
i'm projekt powrotu do piracy ia
tych warunkach, jake maja robo-
tnicy, zajeci w rzadowych dokach
w Mary Island.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
zn0W ProjektY
PokojoWe.
O Belgie i Alzacye.
Co sic dziGje W RoSyi?
Zaburzenia W Fmlandyi.
Atera ArgentyiSka.
Szwecya zaniepokojona.
Malo Wiesci z Wojny.
Rosya W Ofensywie..
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Szwecya zaniepokojona.
Maio Wiesci z Woiny.
Rosya W Ofensywie..
INNE TELEGRAMY.

tworczosci ma czas po wojnie, a.
by przygotowac sig do zaSpokoje-
MIA masy potrzeb, jake sic wy
fonia. Program Painlevc'go przy-
ieto nader zyczliWie; socyalista
Chaulin Serviniers wygiosii
move, domagajac sic, ably Fran-
cya juz tcraz oglosila swc warun-
ki pokoju - oklaskiwano go row.
niez bardzo goraco, co wyraza
sentyment wiekszoSci.
CO SIE DzIEJE w RoSYI?
Piotrogrod, 10. wrzeSnia. - w
Rosyi dokonuje sic ma wielkq ska
le reorganizacya armii i sztabu
gencralncso: premier Kicrcnskij i
minister wojny, gen. Wicrchow-
ski przcbywaja ma froncic bojo--
wynn konfcruja gcncralami i
dobieraJQ ludzi ma nowc stanowis-
ka; minister wojny osIosit, IL
picrwszcm zadanicm Rosy Jest
rcforma armii &c jest pewnoSc, IL
W nicdiugim czasic zostanic wy
tworzona silna, praWdziwic rewo-
lucyjna armia. Ministeryum VOL
ny zostalo poddane pod Scis1q
kontrole prcmicra, a sztab ko-
menda naczelna So Z MEM W maj
SciSlejszem zespolcniu. kr9zyIy
pogioski, IL stolica ma bye pre-
ricsiona do Moskwy - zaprzeczo
no tcmu. L poddaniem sic koza-
kow doiiSkich ich atamana, hale
dinesa, usuniet9 zostala przyczy-
ma ostatnia bezpoSrcdnich nicpo-
kojow wcwntrznych - rcwolu--
cyjnych, co znakomicie wzmocni-
10 pozycye rzadu. Ostatnio i kon-
grcs Robociarzy i Zolnicrzy row
niez okazuje wieksza sk}onnoSt
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