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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
MUSIC and DRAMATIC ART
l. Eded for Woridby Mus

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was To appear IN concert program; u;
ne gave the program IN nus dsu1I
charming manner ana, so GoIhPiG'oN
ulu ne tonV'"l ms p'ISoIl'I it'i''59'
ms audleh'r ana not SUSPECT MS w
ness lie gave pfo-Iahl lhc H'N'
evening, meeting with lhe s'H'c
SP,Ihuld success r......
HOW "Ilon Mn'H we s'' iiS'' 'i'iIIE !"
an alust VINO Is giving OF ms I'iS
pest 10 please us W. l"IEc' ''"' nv
~ Ho' immune 1" human ''' ~"
'rtlst or any calilhg Is the most nu-
man person IN tne world lhoN are
inc most suS''pllhIe i'lhs a' VII
ana IlEHl mere may we say s'I''c'''HN
Mhich Il meant III an Nihu'ioSS' 'u'
less hahIt wiih no intent wha'tNer 10
bc dIscourte"uS-oi or hl"hiht Io'uN ="
ioaNe the housr curing ,h' l"SI nun
per oI program sIeaUy 10 th' an
hoNdh'o "l "'htIs i"ulu huo", "."
most aSsuithIN most H47'"ul ''"'H /"
the one VINO mas been uNlht 10 EN-
terrain us ana Wh" mas spent Hlu'u
money 'I'c ""u energy J" P'P"'' ''"
'ht pi"si 1iN
IN huHuIHE IL program i"' "l 'lHt
usually puts ine very "'S' anu mos
pleasing OF an 'h' hu"I"'I9 D" 'i'
last group, TO leave "a pleasant 'si',
so To speak. rms Is h'"iIy t"N.llS
l'Nl on Il uISl "u'Il'I''' l"i' 'N wv
time the last sound is gone there Is
general ruSh IIr 'he u""r' ana Wh'n
the c"'erUdhtl returns TO lI' SUE
III response 20 weak appI'"S'' "' ~
greeted by f'tfea'lns lleuItS ana cor"
iUs'nh' ana i''IS h''hlN "'SIPI"' .'..
hy the seeming lack oI appI''"'I ION
w non NJ ItlSI'i C'iH' 'a' u"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Stone Bluff NelCS.

Miss Bessie keenan, is i'll with the
grip.
James Kunt2 Of Tulsa and G. A.
Murden of cole pool were here Tues
day on business.
g. Dicens has returned from Tulsa,
where he purchased a Ford.
Curtis Haskinson and son returned
from a business trip to BiXby '.ues-
day
Chester Haskinson and son were
Weekend guests of relatives al BiNhy.
owen Foster made a business trip
TO Haskell Tuesday
Elmer Ashton accompanied his
uncle to Tulsa Tuesday evening and
was the guest OF relatives.
Fred Dimit, who was dangerously
burned last week has been taken to
"a hospital AT Tulsa His wife has ar
rived from Kansas city and is AZ his
bedside.
Mrs. Emma Thurston, who has been
visiting at Boynton, and Mrs Lovitt
Of jerks are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cas- Iovitt.
Henry Nation went to Tulsa on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles TONNE was in Haskell
Wednesday evening.
Messrs. aud Mines Henry Shultz,
Fred Wilson. Hovey Wilson and Mil
let Schwelthardt took "a pleasure hike
Sunday to old Stone Bluff.
Mines. Hovey Wilson and Mllot
Schwcikhardt vera guests Wcdnes-
day Of Mrs Lucy Shultz.
Mack Lovitt. gauger at the Cole
pool. and Mr. MclAvely, engineer,
were Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Cas- Lovltt
Joe German and family have re-
turned from weekend visit with
relatives in Muskogee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton and son Elmer
entertained at dinner Tuesday for
relatives from Tulsa.
Doc Hodgson made n bushes strip
TO Haskell Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sena Boyd was shopping in
Haskell Friday.
Mrs. Bert Hogin, who fell and in
jured her right arm, made u trip to
Haskell Friday.
Fred johnson and family, who have
been residing at Muskogee, have re-
turned 20 Stone Bluff, where Mr.
Johnson has accepted n position with
the Cosden OIL x Gas Co.
Sheeny Hennossy has accepted q
position with tho Sinclair oil COM
pany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Galn-Curci is coming who is
Galli-Curci? She is the wonder
nightingale of the age Not since the
triumphs Of Jenny Lind has the world
known such a voice. Many crltlcS
claim that there has never been such
"a singer as Galii-Curci This re
markablc woman is of spanish ltallan
pireutagc, the daughter of wealthy
banker In Spain. She speaks ilNc
languages and is splendidly educated.
She Is child Of nature also and says
she has taken her lessons in singing
from the birds.
A Tulsa man who heard this song
bird said ot her 'lior voice is mar
Ncl.us. when you hear her sing you
can only compare it with bird sit
ting on limb singing with all It's
might And when she begins to triil
well. you think she Is never gong
to stop We never had such singer
as Galli-Curci ana | do hope we snail
hear her sing IN Tulsa
Mime. Galli-Curci came TO America
last october. leaving Europe because
of the war She met Mr.. Campanlnl'
conductor Of the Chicago opera com
pauy. then NJ. Enrlco Caruso, VINO
had heard her in South America last
year. when Campanini engaged heI
for one performance Of 'Rigoletto
,hc told him thai II She dld not mare
good he would not have To pay her
ANYTHING when she sang her tlrst
solo. "Caro Nonia" I'm "Rigoletto ',
Campanini recognized his wonderful
find" and engaged her for the resi-
Of the season SO onrapturcd has
Chicago become with Galli-Curci thal
they have engaged her for four years,
When she and Muratore were bllleu
for q performance the house would be
sold out three and seven days before
they were to appear.
Wien Gall-Curc! sang the Nan
scene IN Lucia di Lammermooi
during the holidays, men ana women
stood on their seats, screaming ana
waving their handKerchiefs, the or
chrstra men were standing on their
chairs to get a glimpse of her while
they were playing. and Campanihl
was clapping his hands and CRYING
"hr1vo. bravo" She responded to
thirty curtain calls and the reporters
said they forgot To count the rest
The old auditorium had never VII
messed such an ovation.
Galu-Curci will be presented by inc
Hyechka club at Convention nan
April 90.
Nischa Elman violinlst. who Is aap
nearing here March ~ under the
ausnices of the Apollo club. demon
stratcd his grit and will-power re
Gently when he arose from bed OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
OCIAL SIDE
~ of the STATE
DRt NHIGIIT.

Mrs.. / Z. Parks and children have moved
to Oilton where they intend making their
home In the future
Miss Mossie Richardson Of Oiion was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brown last Sat.
urday and SUNDAY
Mis-. Garuett johnson Of Sapulpa spent a
few days in this city last week the guest "
friends
Miss Day Wood entertained one day last
week Mr. and Mrs Allen Stubblcncld and
Arthur Pcrrymau all Of Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs. + o. Mccullough last week
entertained q number Of friend, at delight
ful party. The house was beautifully deco.
rated and the entertainment was the playing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
GrOs de LOndrP

This model, made with nov
city yoke effect, in gros de
londre silk of large tan and
brown stripes, finished with
buttons of the same ma
terial; a very striking
garment .SI3.7j
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Khaki kOOi

One very smart model of
Khaki-Kool cloth. in chart
reuse; made with Kelly
green belt and buttons fin
ished with novelty tennis
pockets of chartreuse and
green; priced at ......S20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
White Skirts

In Khaki-kool silk, French
flannels and $ hantung;
many smart styles in pleat-
ed models with novelty
pocket effects; som c
trimmed with large pearl
buttons; priced as low as
$3.50 and up to ......S2j
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Spring MOdels
JuSf,'ife and Cos
sara COrSet is
Expert Fittings
Verv Latest Fashions i'm Women S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FuUBtOOn1
NezvoSt Skirts
for Spring

Many new and attractive
models; silks, Khaki-Kool,
velourS and French flan-
nels are among the most
popular cloths for spring;
colors are blue, charteuse,
Kelly green, in stripes and
solid colors and large
plaids.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Extra Size Skirts

EXTRA SIZES of spring
skirt models; in black silk
poplin and chuddah cloth;
very attractive models for
large women; these skirts
priced $3.50, $3.50 TO SIj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Silks ana Dress GOOdS


iO-iuch silk Sreuadin' ana bauul
fiber WaistlrEs, fashions cdict,
the very new st thi 'ss On Paisley
designs. priced, per yi. $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
MUSIC ATTRACTIONS COMING

Mischa Elmau March -.
Gdlli-Curci CGallec koorchce)
Apr.l 20.
Irarcrs Ingram April %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
NeW Skirts of Gaberdine
and Ser1e

Wool gaberdine and serge
skirts; new spring models;
in blue and black; priced
from ..... .S6.50 to SI2.j0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Society
PERSON AIS.

Mr. and Mrs Frank II. Groer orc
spondiup the Weekend with Mr. and
Airs GCorpc Franklin Southlrd of
Enid MIR. and Mrs Sout.arI who
have freuuontly visited Tul.l mr.,
are preparing .o leave shortly Tor
,.sidrnrn I'm Nov York
rho p,trops'- -,r,.,.b,rs o..,ri,ti,r
Of Horace Mann school Viii meet
"Wednesday nftorooon I'm tho srbnoI
and urs ! Edpar po,, ,Du Io host.
csscs nr tho snriuI hour v.Li.h H. 70
follow
Mrs G w Armstrong of Oakland
Son,o ham, ~ t' hnr '"' sig,er % Htrs w Runr, ,m
Cnni, ond nnctn, Gnoil fo,. n,antb
v,iIi ie"Vo ON WrGnnsd.. r,,' boz
home Mis- Kathrryn Armstrnng wjIl
remain Tor IonF'f NlS''
- Nrs o.Rrior has r,,irnod
bgnc TO- Skiatook "ftcr a ploasant
,%,s,t % of scV"rai J@ys win bc,. sister
aa, liz ~" t-ve ,'"I'" t'I' D"'',r ',
TLursday
''' ''''
T,.a iu Eo MrS Sh,,S o%" rds,dni ,lE tar Mey "i
who hnVe bncn tbc puesis Of frtonds
fnr so,nr.I dnys v,ui return "a tboir
hon,an
Mr.. y cr,i,t, aud ,ttss paw
Nerod, No oftrr snn,din'' ,hn n,.
sevoraI months bcro u,,,b ,hcir
dougbtor ana .tstc, Mrs y ~ uai.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

"t thot q five passenger car would
easily hold all my friends"
"Woll2"
Until l got u passenger car"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
An Exhibit of Spring Suits

This line includes many smartly made models in veours
Jersey and French serges coors of gold, chartreuse
American beauty, tan, Kelly green bronze green and
novelty checks; priced low ............ S2j up
showing of stylish stouts that surely deserve your
attention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
"WAY-NEw FOOT"

Way New Foot * the latest inn
provowcut iu the making of
wayne Knit silk hose giving extra
protection, 10 iusurcs increased
service. satisfaction and shopeli-
ness The silk u this hose Is
guaranteed absolutely oJ CS
pure. Pair ...... Ol.Z0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mrs y. l.. smith and Miss Ray
Smith left yesterday for their home I'm
Nevada. Mo, after spending the past
several months here with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. J. W. Bal
lew.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs John Henry Miley OF
Tulsa. who formerly resided here and
who have been the guests of friends
for several days, will return to their
home this evening.-Daily okla
homan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Many new arrivals in the
millinery; each express
brings us smartly tailored
models in combinations of
silk and straw; also nov
elites in sport hats for early
spring wear.
A showing of a clever line
Of millinery for the little
girls-second floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mrs l.. ~ O'Brion has returned
hVme to Skiatook after "a pleasant
visit of several days with her sister
Mrs. Lee clinton. Mrs. O'Bricn came
over for the u. A. Il. colonial tea on
Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mir and Mrs. James A. Johnson OF
Bartlesville will come this morning
for few days visit with Mrs. John
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
NJ Doan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Six Sport Jersey Goats

Dashng models attractive and practical. Sport jer-
seys being shown in white rose, gold COpen yell
low gray; some made with combination coored cuffs
and collars, such as rose with white trimmings These
styles show the smart gathered back finished off
with a wide SASH
Pure Thread Silk Observation-Disclosures. .$ISjO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Nuscha Elman violinlst, who is ap-
pcaring here March - under the
auspices of the Apollo club, demon
strated his grit and will-poWer re-
captIv when he arose from "A bed of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
100 PER CENT SILK HOSE

Wayne 100 Per Cent silk Hose
also combined with tho Wey- New
patent foot: quality, weight and
perfect fitting insures both style.
comfort and and long 81 S0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
in variety

We can not say too much about advance showing
of spring styles. and with all say in cold type
little idea be conveyed of the beauty diversity
of the styles now h"le.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25
Tulsa Art Store
New Location 52O South Man.-F J. TWOGOOD.

We are showing in gallery special exhibition OF
paintings by George r. Barre n. A. who also specalzes
in portraits and will be pleased to hear from anyone
Interested
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Miss Lillian Roach Is spending
Sunday at her sorority house in Nor
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Michacls will
entertain their card club Monday eve
ming.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mrs. T. NJ. Rushmore Of Spring
field Mo. IL here for visit with
Nj. and Mrs Jack Rushmore and
Mr NJ V. Rushmore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

Mrs VI Shallhorg ard Miss stella
Ostcnbcrg Of Claromorc are here for
a woet-cnd visit with Mrs Loren
Reach.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25

The Martha Washington club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. y.
Reid
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
Teatrow Wojny.

Wiosi W swej ofensywie, ma
Tryest wymierzonej, dalsze
czynia postepy - wzieli zgora
10000 Austryakow do niewoli
w dwu dniach!
We Francyi walk odosob-
nione, lecz zaciete na Linii Hin
denburga - Niemcy zaczynaja
sic cofac.
Ma innych teatrach wojny
mniej wazne dzialania: W Pol
see sic zarysowuja znowu walk
plany - zapowiedzi wzajem--
nych ofensyw.
Anglia sadzi, il niebezpie-
czenstwo blokad niemieckich
wygiodzenia Anglii zazeg-
name.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
Przesilenie w Austryi.
Gfod W Turcyi.
Sprawa Ir1andyl.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

ryi calej atakow zdolali opano--
wac r1iektore punkty, lecz Au-
stryacy kontratakowali odebra-
Ii utracone pozycye, zadajac set
ne straty wrogom. w okolicy Ca
stagnoVizza i Faiti artylerya an
glo-wioska dziaia straszliwie, lecz
Austryacy wytrzymuja ogien i
godnie odpowiadaja; W dwu
dniach ostatnich W odpieraniu a.
takow wloskich mad Socza wzieto
do niewoli 1900 Wiochow. Pod
Monte Cucco Wlosi wdarli sic Nd
pozycye austryackie, lecz ich ba-
terye austryackie zdziesiatkowa-
iy i wyrzuciIy. w wielu punktach
bitwa wrze dniami nocami. Pod
Monte Santo nieprzyjaciel zbom-
bardowaf pozycye austryackie i
uszkodzi} je ciezko, lecz w ataku
wrecz zostaI odparty. Pod Cory
cya odparto rowniez podchody
wioskie. Ma caiej lini cd PLAYA
do NORA fale atakow i szturmow
wioskich - ME ustaja, wstrzy--
mule sic je jednak, tylko W o.
kolicy Jamiano zdo}ali Wfosi zdo-
bye utrzymaG pozycye, Austrya-
cy zaS cofneli sic nieco. Bitwa
trivia dalej.
Rzym, 26. maja. - Bitwa o do
step do Tryestu trwa W caiej pei
nj: wojska wioskie bojuja toruja
sobie droge wSrod labiryntu wa
wozow, jarow, rozpadlin, skal
wsrod terenu nader dzikiego i
znakomicie obronnego, zdobywa-
jac wzgorze po wzgorzu, pozycye
"a pozycya. Nieprzyjaciel broni
sic zaciekle. w dwu dniach wzie-
to ma tel linii 1O,245 Austryakow
z 316 oficerami do niewoli. Ma IL
nil Jamiano ku Brestovizza wy
parto Austryakow W Foce Tina
va, Flondar i pod CORY Mr..
81; na p6{noc Cd Jamiano zdo--
byto szturmem CORY Mr.. 235 i
247. miedzy Frigido a Castagna-
vizza Austryacy kontratakowali
bardzo wytrwale, lecz ME sprawl
Ii mic - odparci re stratami Swie-
zemi, podobniez pod Gorycya
byio; pod Vodice i Monte Cucco
nieprzyjaciel usiluje nadaremnie
wstrzymac i odpedzic postepuja-
cych stale Wlochow, walk tam
zaciste bardzo sic tocza i pozycye
z rak do rak przechodza; pod
PLAYA Wlosi posuneli sic naprzod
zdobyli gore Mr.. 1863. Awiatyka
znakomity udziai bierze W tel BIZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26

twie: pod Tolmino zbombardowa
no staeye austryackie Sta. Lucia
i Tolmino; W Zatoce Tryesteh-
skiej r6wniez rejdy austryackie
ostrzeliwuja tyiy Austryakow
wraz angielskimi torpedowca-
mi, ktore Z obszernej owej zato
ki, zblizywszy sic do brzegu raza
nadbrzezne pozycye nieprzyja--
ciela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
z oFENsYWY WLosKIEJ.
MARSZ MA TRYEST.

Rzyn, 90. maja. - Ma trye,
stenskim odcinku linii Karsu
grzmia dziaia straszliwie - "
TryeScie hulk ich juz siychae, d
noca widac b4yski strza}ow. =.
W4osi sa Cd miasta ME dalej niz
oSm mil! Teren jednak to jest
uiewypowiedzialnie trudny dc
przebycia zapewne postep be-
die powolny, zwiaszcza, re Au-
stryacy przygotowali obrony sza'
lone - mieli dose czasu po temu
Austryacy tez kontratakuja nieu-
stannie, bronia kazdej piedzi
zieni, kazdej ska}y, kazdej rozpa'
dliny. ktorych W tel skalistej o.
kolicy jest pe{no; lecz ma zorga-
nizowana kontrofensywe juz Au-
stryacy ME beda mogli sic zdo-
bye: linia ich znacznie nadwere-
iona. Onegdajsze walki zrobi}y
nowy postep wioskich wojsk: po-
sunieto sic naprzod na wschod cd
Gorycyi, ma wschod po4udnie cd
Jamiano, walka goraca toczy sic
cd PLAYA az ku morzu na ca}ei IL
Nil. Wiosi szturmuja gore "a GO
"a biora je zosobna, w ciagu
dwu dni wzieli 10.245 Austrya-
kow do niewoli, wiele dzia}, mi
traliez, broni i wszelkich zapa--
sow. Artylerya angielska mako
nicie wspo{dziaIa Wlochami i
toruje i'm droge, a zarazem pod
nosi Swietnie ducha zo{nierzu
wioskiego; wreszcie z torpedow-
COW angielskich zaczeto onegdaj
ostrzeliwac tyiy wojsk austryae-'
kich z Zatoki Tryestenskiej, a O.
krety angielskie zostaiy przytem
swietnie wsparte przez aeroplany
wsoskie, ktore zgory praza Au-
stryakow. Zwyciestwo w8oskie
jest waznem podwojnie: nretyIko
W{osi sforsowali hawai- zpaczny
trudnego bardzo frontu, ale mad
to zgruchotali oni system obron
austryackich cd lat przygotowa--
ny, czern dowiedli wiekszej efek-
tywnoSci swojej broni metody
wojennej.
Wieden, 26. maja. - Raporty
austryackie przecza umniejsza-
ia sukcesy wioskie: Wiosi ataku-
ia ma froncie tryestenskim, Au-
stryacy skutecznie wstrzymuja
fale atakow bardzo silnych. Pod
Nodice j Col. Santo Wlosi W Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26

wojsk, a poniewaz przeciet-
ME dywizya ma po $4,000 ludzi
- przeto skupii tam nieprzyja--
ciel okolo 3 Inii1 4 ow ludzi! ODE.
cnie po stratach, poniesionych juz
w tym roku licza tam silly ME-
mieckie ma jeszcze zgora 2 Milo
ny zolnierza Francuzi mieli W
jesieni Z. +. 3 poi miliona ludzl
- razem Z zAnglikami; Niemcy W
ostatnich czasach sprowadzili ma
linie te blisko pol miliona rezerw
z innych frontow; Rad francuski
liczy straty Siemieckie juz W tym
roku poniesione ma cwierc Milo
ma.
- Niemcy po silnem przygoto-
waniu artyleryjskiem rzucili try
pelno-linioWe ataki ia Pantheon
Braye, ma Chemin des Danes !:
pod presya wielkich mas nieprzy-
jaciela Francuzi usuneli sic Z ME
ktorych wysunietych pozycyi,
lecz tuz potem rozpoczeli serge
kontratak6w, ktorymi w ciagu
wieczora i nocy odebrali przewa-
zna czesG pozycyi utraconych,
wytracajac w mich Niemc6w CO.
niemiara: wzieto przytem so do
niewoli zabrano 2 mitraliezy. w
atakach ma Vauclerc 22go bm.,
wojska wziely Niemcom try
dziala poloWe; pod Chevreaux
wzieto las, bardzo wazny punkt,
kt6rego zaraz zaczeto ostrzeli-
wac dalsze linie nieprzyjaciel-
skie: w walkach ma tym punkcie
diva bataliony niemieckie zosta}y
zniesione doszczetnie, 80 jei-
cow wzieto Z kilku mitraliezami.
w Argonne, pod La File Mort
wzieto w odparciu niespodziane-
go ataku niemieckiego okolo 30
jencow. Patrolowe utarczki i
strzelanina trwa ma ca}ej linii; a.
wiatyka zywy w walkach udziai
bierze.
Londyn, 26. maja. - Ma calym
froncie dziaiania artyleryi bardzo
slime. Mad Scarpe i pod Loos ru-
chy wojsk systematycznie prowa
dzone: Anglicy posuwajac sic ku
temu miastu, zdobyli znowu po-
zycye niemiecka i wzieli ma niej
% jehc6w, konttatak odparto;
pod Armentieres Messages od--
parto rejdy niemieckie, podob-
niez pod Croisilles odparto kontr-
atak, zadajac straty wielkie ME
przyjacielowi. Siedm aeroplanow
niemieckich zrzucono, a 5 uszko-
dzono; szesc angielskich ME po-
wrocilo. -.-,..
Berlin, 26. maja. - Pod Wyt-
.schaete- Armentieres odparto q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
NIEMCY WIEDZIELI o wy.
SYLCE KONTRTORPE-
DOWCoW.

w 'o0J IS SSAAt Nv -@@SJN'
ceadmirai Sims, komendant floty
Ii amerykanskich kontrtorpedow-
cow ma wodach europejskich,
przes}a} departamentowi marynar
XII dowody, re W wysokich kolach
W Waszyngtonie znajduje sic
prawdopodobnie szpieg, kt6ry
dostarcza niemieckiemu rzadowi
waznych informacyi.
Cztery dni pred przybyciem
tel flotyli do Anglii Berlin VIE
dzia} juz zarzadzonej wysy}ce
jej, a w willie przybycia jej do
Queenstown niemieckie nury roz
sialy wejscia do przystani mi
ny, ably wysadzic kontrtorpedow-
ce w powietrze. Katastrofie "a
pobiegiy brytyjskie statki do po-
lawiania min ,ktore zawczasu
spostrzegly niebezpieczehstwo i
oczysciiy droge.
Me jest to jednak jeszcze wszy
stko, co Berlin zarzadzii, ably
zniszczyc amerykahska flotyle.
U wejscia do przystani czekaly
ma MIA niemieckie }odzie podwod
ne, ktore wypuscily try torpedy
i tylko szczesliwemu wypadkowl
MONA przypisac, ze zadna z Mich
ME dosiegla swego celu. Amery-
kahskie statki natychmiast "a
wroci}y i chcia}y wydac bitwe ME
przyjacielskiej eskadrze, ale tyln-
czasem znikia ona pod woda i
unikneia spotkania.
Gala powyzsza wiadomosc wy
wofaia w Waszyngtonie powazne
zaniepokoienie. Jezeli Rad ME-
miecki zdolai sic dowiedziec TAX
rychio O wysyice kontrtorpedow-
COW. to tax samo zachodzi oba.
wa. ze dowie sic termlnie wy
syiki trzydziestotysiecznego kor-
pusu generala Pershinga, ktory
ma odjechat W niedalekiej przy-
sz}osci ma front zachodnl.
Department marynarki zada--
ie sobie wobec tego wazne pyta-
ME, gdzie jest szpieg jak 60 wy
kryc. Ma razie ME trafiono jesz-
cze ma laden slad ale dla sledztwa
moga sic okazat pozytecznyml ma
stepujace szczeg6}y:
Kwestye wysylki amerykaf1--
skich kontrtorpedowcow oma--
wiai najpierw generalny wydzias
marynarki w kt6rego sk}ad wcho-
dzi dziewieciu oficerow W randze
cd kapitana do wiceadmlrafa.
Wydziaf ten zarekomendowaf
prezydentowi wysianie floty
Ii ma wody europejskie, a pan
Wilson sprawe przedstawif ma
stepnie gabinetowi. w Stanach
Zjednoczonych znajdowali sic
podowczas wszyscy cz}onkowie
wojennej kon,isyi Francyi i
Wielkiej Brytanii, kt6rzy reko-
mendacye wydzia}u goraco po,
parli i wtedy zaczeto omawlac
blizsze szczegosy, jak date od-
iazdu i. t. d. o decyzyi powlado-
miony zostai wiceadmira} Sims
kt6ry bawil pod6wczas W Londy-
ME, jakotez brytyjska admirall'
eva Odnosne depesze przeslane
j jednak zostaiy szyframi i tylko
klucz do Mich mogi je
zrozumiec. w kazdym jednak
razie podejrzenie spadac musi
takze ma wszystkich podrzedniej-
szych urzednik6w jak stenografi-
Sci i telegrafisci, ktorzy cokol-
wick o caiej sprawie wiedzieli.
Zaznaczyc tu jeszcze wypada,
&c komendant amerykahskiej e