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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
MRS. De SAUllES
GIVES Dinner TO
MATES IN PRISON
Mother Eats With Little Jack
In Private,

MINEoLA N Y, Nov, @-rhank'-
giving dinner for the prisoners In Mas
sau county Jail was provided today BY
Mrs Blanca De Saulles, whose trial on
charge of murder for shooting her hus-
band, John De Saulles, was suspended
over the holiday. Two men accused OF
killing their wives were bcneficiaries
Of this bounty, which is estimated to
cost the donor more than SlO0
While her fellow prisoners were din
ing together Mrs. De Saulles was per
mitted TO eat in the sheriffs quarters
with her small son, Jack De Saulles,
as her lone guest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
Texas Woman Is
Thankful She's
III Years Old

NlOUSToN, Texas, Nov %
lT Thankful chiefly for the pleas
q - ant sunshine Of the day, Mrs
Narcissa Yarbrough Burns this
morning also was Anticipating
bountful turkey feast in celebration
OF her lllth birthday and Thanks
giving at the same time
A native OF Tennessee Mrs. Burns
has lived in Texas l0o years, has
seen seven wars begin and six
and is hopeful of living through to
the finish Of the seventh The au-
,henticity of her age claim has been
definitely established by research in
recent years
With her lives her baby" daugh
ter, Mrs Mary Thomas, VI years old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
Won H|NDENbERC
HIMSELF DIRECTS
DRIVE ON ITALY
Germans Force Natives 10
Work ON FortifiCatIons,

WASHINGTON, Nov 9-The Aus
tro-German invaders in Italy official
dispatchr, received here today from
Rome say are compelling the civil
population Of the captured region,
without respect to age or sex. to work
on fortifieations of the Tagliamento,
the left bank Of the Piaye, and Che
Cadore zones
A German officer taken prisoner, the
dispatches say confirms that Hinden'
burg had personal charge Of the drive
into Italy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
Shorter OvercoatS
Is Now Style of
Soldiers Abroad

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, Nov. D-The uniform Of
the American soldier Is undergoing =
further change. A large number ot
troops have turned in their long over.
coats to receive in exchange coats Of the
same material, but shorter in length.
The new ones strike the men above the
knees, while the old ones, issued In the
United States, usually hit tlfem at the
ankles Because Of The perpetual mud.
It was found that the long coats soon
became soaked and heavy They Topped
about the legs Of the soldiers, hinder
ing the free movements of,the wearets.
Many OF those troops who have not
yet received the new coats have short
ened the old ones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
OKLAHOMA CITY
HAS MILITARY
THANKSGIVING
1000 Soldiers Come 10 Dine
With Town Folk,
SHRINERS CONSPICUOUS
Many Red-Fezzed Men Among
Visitors Here,

Oklahoma City's first military
Thanksgiving day took on a true mar
tpl tinge when nearly 1000 soldiers
from Fort Sill and Camp Doniphan ar
rived on a special Frisco train late
this morning and added their khaki
uniforms to the uniforms of boys home
on furlough from other camps and
the newly-made officers from Leon
Springs.
The soldiers from the states only
cantonment filled the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce on West Main
street, and II was nearly an hour be
fore the last had been assigned to a
host and was on his way to the wait
ing turkey
Many ShrineIs Here.
Shriners from India temple kept the
streets in their usual Thanksgiving up
roar. The red feEzes of the members
and the green fezzes of the patrol were
conspicuous objects of color in the
misty streets all morning Novices
from a score of cities with hangman's
rope tied around their arms to remind
them OF the horrors of the initiation,
furnished their quota of the city's
amusement progam.
Rooters from the state A. and NJ. col
lege at Saltwater and others from the
University Of Oklahoma, carrying pen
nants of the respective schools, par
AIDED the streets and gave their Gus
tomary student demonstrations IN vsri-
Gus parts OF the downtown district. 4.
Teachers Fill Hotels.
BY far the majority q the out Of
town crowds here this morning were
composed Of teachers attending the an
nual convention of the Oklahoma Edu-
cational association They filled the
lobby of the Lee -Huokins hotel to ca
pacity. In the lobby was a registration
booth, official headquarters and an
other booth, in which were lists OF
rooms in private residences Hotel ac-
commo6stions for the convention have
been reserved for several days, and
teachers were unable to get rooms
downtown, even upon arriving early
yesterday morning.
The real work of the Oklahoma Edu-
oational association will begin At 8
o'clock tonight, when the first session
Of the convention is scheduled to start
From 2 o'clock this afternoon until 4
o'clock, downtown streets will present
their usual appearance, since thousands
Of visitors are to be at the state fair
grounds to attend the annual football
game between the A. and NJ. and Uni
versity of Oklahoma teams.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
~ Escaped" Is
0'Brien's Message

MoMENGE, ILL.,, Nov y A laconIe
cablegram to his mother, Mrs Margaret
OBrien which read, Escaped from
German prison, letter follows" prepared
this city for the further stirring news
today Of the daring escape Of Flight
Lieutenant Patrick O'Brien
Before taking up aviation five years
ago. Patrick O'Brien was locomotive
engineer On the Santa Fe road.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
RADICALS SEIZE
pETROCRAD BANK;
MANY ARE SLAIN
People Accept Outbreak as
Matter of Course,
WASHINGTON AWAITS NEWS
Capital Views With Alarm Lat
est PetrOgrad Development, |

LONDON, Nov D.-The second sdi.
ton of the Daily Mail today contains an,
apparently mutilated telegram from
Petrograd dated 4 o'clock Wednesday,
indicating there has been q renewal OF
trouble there II says there has been
some firing and that several persons
have been wounded
Maximalist troops have occupied the
Petrograd state bank, according to the
Petrograd correspondent Of the Daily
Mail He says:
THE people are going about their
business in the most ordinary manner.
Nobody is hurrying and one would
never imagine that another revolutio,
Is in progress"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
Aside From These =
It Contained All
Usual Ingredients

WASHINGTON, Nov. D.--.
Camouilaged pumpkinless pumpkin
pie and gingerless gingerbread are
the latest experiments IN food con-
Servation tested on the army trans
port Grant, and, according to tho. |
report Of the troops. there was onlyg
one objection--there wasn't enough, :
The pie was made OF Indian meal,
salt brown sugar, cinnamon, two
eggs and ginger,
The gingerbread, however, is GIN
gerless, molassesless, eegle", but
terlcss and milkless
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
Chief of Russian
Armies Once Was
a School Teacher

n MSTERDA@ Nov 2p-Thc
~ new Russian commander in.
q - chief Nikolai Nassilievitch
Krylenko, according to a Lubin mes
sage, is a native Of that city, where
he was a teacher in commercial
college. When he lived in Lubin he
already had espouSed the MaximaliSt
cause He is described as an iniu-
entail and eloquent Russophile cham
pion and an enemy Of Polish ohauv-
inlsm He spent his first war year
in Switzerland as a political ref
ugee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
PRESIDENT EATS
H0OvER|zED MEAL
FOR THANKSGIVING
40-Pound Turkey GraceS Table
of Executive Today,

WASHINGTON, Nov p-Presidert
Wilson spent Thanksgiving quietly. lie
made no engagements during the day
except to attend union services IN the
morning at the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal church where Bishop Nc
Dowell preached The president
planned the susual motor ride later.
After the church services the president
surrounded by members Of hi, house,
hold, enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner al
the White House, prepared, II was stat
ed in accordance with the rules advc-
Gated by food administrator Hoover
The presidents turkey this year,
forty FOUNDER. came from the Kentucky
farm Of South Trimble, clerk Of ~
house 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29

CONVENTION WITH
MORNING SESSION
Two Thousand Are Registered
Before Noon

II Is expected that by tonight 1000
teachers will have enrolled for the
twelfth annual convention OF the Okla
homa Educational association. Two
thousand have already signed up.
The formal opening meeting will he
held in the Auditorium, California and
Walker avenues, and will be called at
8 o'clock tonight. Charles w, Briles,
retiring president Of the association,
and a member OF the faculty of the A.
and M. college at Saltwater, will pre-
side.
Training Discussed.
Teacher training was discussed this
morning in the high school, when Wade
Shumate OF the Northeastern State
normal, Tahlequah, acted as chairman
"Measurins the Efficiency of the Stu
dent Teacher was discussed by w. R
Ray of the Central State normal school
at Edmond. He said that previous TO
attempts to measure the efficiency Of
the student teacher had been on his or
her personal appearance, or health lie
said that more and more the tendency
is TO measure teachers not so much by
personal appearance, as by the progress
made and the results of work shown in
the pupils
File on Teachers
w II, Wood Of the Northwestern
State normal school at Alva spoke. on
Plans for Recommending Student
Teachers for Position" He said thai.
as a rule, school boards hire teachers
without knowing anything about the
training they have had. He said that
complete file Of information should be
kept at the institution from which the
teacher graduates and this TO he in the
nature Of confidential information 10
CONTINUED on psssi, Column S)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-29
File on Teachers.
Weather Forecast
Is Fair in State
HOURLY

LOCAL AND srAre EoRecksr-Aot
much change In temperature generally
fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27
Compare Our Quality
Compare Our Prices

FL PasO needs Grocery Stores that is why here The larger
FL Paso likewise business Never before has
great proud It due to the fact Of
staff love patrons well give them the
best Of quality and prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27

Large Imported Jams and Pre-
serves, sold regular ut 5Oc5 05o
special at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sardines in tomato sauce 15c
Tor .luc
Beachnut Mustard. Ice seller,
Enectul Au0
Fancy Ripe Olives, large 35c,
Tor &c
Large bottle Chow Chow worth
&5cs FOR .---- loo
. cans Early June Peas. ......-2 ;5c
New Blue Ribbon lIlnce Meat,
pkg. -.--.-.-.....--. Zee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27

FIVE BIG SPECIALS FOR MONDAY:
30c Dry Climate Coffee 2Oc
II lbs. Best Granuated Sugar $500
II bars Crystal White Soap SOC
25c Calumet Baking Powder zoe
Ivc Bottle tlc0les Ooe
Many Others-Watch Our Windows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-27

IG o. Pure Strawberry Preserves.
80; SSe seller 25c
Tor $1,000
lbs. Fancy Irish Potatoes. .25e
10 lbs. Sweet Potatoes. .-....-2 5c
Bananas, fancy. dozen. &c
3 lbs. Eating Apples...-ss...-25c
. lbs. Cooking Apples. zoe
I dozen Fancy Lemons. 1900. -2;ic
2-tOc boxes Matches .-.--.--- I5e
Walnuts. Brazilnuts, Almonds
and FiIberts- per pound. soc
zoe can karO, Blue. .15c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
OSKARZENIE ANARCHI-
STOW o SPISEK.
San Francisco, CAL, 13 stycz.

San Francisco, CAL. 13 stycz-
mia. - Asystent dystryktowego
prokuratora f. A. Cunha oskar-
zyl tn .Aleksandra Berkmana, re-
daktora anarchistycznego pisma
), The Blast, jego pomocnice pan
ne NJ. F. Fitzgerald i Roberta
Minor. skarbnika The Internatio
nal Workers Defense League" 0
spisek, ktory mia} ia celu zgia-
die re Swiata bylego gubernato-
ra senatora elekta Hirama w.
Johnsona, oraz obalic rad sta
nowy. Wraz Z mimi oskarzony
zostal Thomas ]. Mooney. orga-
nizator robotniczy, znajdujacy
sic obecnie takze pod oskarze--
MEM w zwiazku z zamachem dy-
namitowym minionego lipca, o.
fiara ktorego pablo 10 zyt ludz-
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
WALK Ma WSCHODNIM
FRONCIE.

Piotrogrod, Is. stycznia. -
Niemcy onegdaj znow atakowall
Kalnzem okoliczne pozycye: mi
mo ich peino-liniowych atakow
zostali odparci i pOkonani. Ma Ca
lei linii Dzwiny walk wra odoso-
bnione, formujac sic W linig pelneJ
ofensywy rosyjskiej. Cd dni vie
Ia Z poludniowego OdCinka frontu
nadchodzi zn6w jakaS wiado-
moSc: Ma poludnie cd Zubilna, ma
Wolyniu, oraz ma poiudnie cd
kisielina Niemcy atakowali pozy-
eye rosyjskie, ostrzeliwujac je i
kierujac ma ME jakie5 move gazy
Eaczadzajqce i ogiuszajace sy-
klein piskiem nieznoSnym, ktore
jednak niewiele sprawiiy, pOnie-
waz wiatr wiai W strOne przcrwnq
zsraz tez Niemcy przestali uzy--
wac owych gazow. Zmian niema
IA knii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
Decyzya W sprawie polityki mexyka1skiej.
Echa rewelacyi Lawsona.
Bopp uSuniety Z konsulatu.
Spisek celem zamordowania CUB. Johnsona.
lime TelegrarnY.

traInych i Aliantow. Pierwszc o.
Swladczyly gotowoSt om0wicnia
warunkow pokoju na konferen--
cyl przedstawic;eli obu Stron dru
dzy odm6wili ma razie udziaiu w
takiej konfcrencvi. ale zato do
syc jaSno w mySl propozycyi a.
merykallskiej podali warunki. na
lak'ch ma pok6j mosa sic zgo--
die.
" kolach ttrtejszych urzedo--
Wych podaja. zc mozliwic ktGres
L neatralnych rariStv curopci-
Sklch zwroci sic do Bcrlina 4
propozycya wvjawienia szczeg6--
lowych niemieckich warunk6w
pokojowych. podczas sdv inni
Spodziewaja sic. lc rad niemie-
ck1 sam to uczyni. ma ogoi jed .
max panuje przekonanie. re wo--
bee warunk1w podanych przcz
.AIiant6w daIaze perlraktacye !
zabiegi pokojowe muszQ W chwi-
Ii obccnej spefznac ma niczem
w ko}ach niem;cckich przeia.
via sic opinia. ie daisy rozw6j
sytuacyi zalezy W zupeinosci ME
mai Cd akcyi pana WilSona. Uwa
zaja one "a pewnik niemal, ze no
carstwa centralne vienna pod do
kiadna rozwage kazda suggestive
prezydenta. aczko!wick nicmozli.
wen sic wydaje, by mogly przy-
STAG ia warunki Al;antow. Koia
te sadza jednak, re podane W O.
statniej nocie .Aliantow warunki
ME 50 warunkami we wlaSciwem
tego Slowa znaczeniu. a raCzej tyl
ko okreSleniem celow. Jake pan
stwa Czworporozumienia pragne-
lyby osiagnat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
KONGRES ZARZADZIL NO.
WE DOCHODZENIA.

Washington, 13 stycznia. -
Tzba posl6w zadecydowaia wczo-
raj wbrew rckomendacyi komite-
tn regui, ze nalezy przeprowadzic
dalsze dochodzenia w sprawie re-
welacyi Thomasa w. Lawsona Z
Bostonu. il powodu zdradzenia
tajemnicy o wyslaniu pokojowego
apelu prezydenta Wilsona do BEL
ligerentow ..jeden czlonek gabine
tn, jeden banker Nowego Yor-
ku i pewien senator federalny"
odnieSli finansowe korzysci przez
operacye ma gieidzie. sledztwo
dalsze poprowadzi znow komitet
regui, ktore otrzyma w tym wy
padku rozszerzone pelnomocni--
ctwa. Jezeli Lawson kt6ry To-
stanie prawdopodobnie ma ponie-
dzialek znowu wezwany do prze-
sluchow, ME bedzie w dalszym
ciagu chciaf wyjawic nazwisk. 20
stanie stanowczo pociagniety do
odpowiedzialnosci "a zniewage
Izbv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13

Berlin, IS. stycznia. - Kampa-
MIA rumunska koncentruje sic sta
tecznie mad Seretem, ktorego
brzeg poiudniowo zachodni fax
tycznie juz Centralni opanowali,
wypierajac Sprzymierzonych "a
rzeke; jednoczeSnie Austryacy
pra przcz Karpaty do Srodkowej
Rumunii czynia niezaprzeczone
postepy, cho6 ich Rosyanie SLIME
wstrzymuja. Walk tocza sic tam
ia terenie bardzo trudnym, wsrod
oSniezonych, lesistych przepas-
cistych gor, po glebokich dolinach
waskich, ME dajacych linii rozwi-
nae - dlatego to przebieg ich
jest tax powolny i mimo obu-
stronnych wysiikow - faktycznie
zmian w sytuacyi jest niewiele. W
dodatku mrozy slime panuja W
Karpatach i zo}nierz cierpi bar
dzo. Raporty ostatnie podaja !:
Atnstryacy zdobyi mad rzeka Oh
toz, w dolinie tejze navy kilka
bardzo dobrych i waznych pozy-
cyl, panujacyoh mad drogami,
wiodacemi ia dolina; Rosyanie W
dwu dniach stracih tam so ludzi,
wzietych W niewole, SzeSc mira
liez i try mozdzierze. Mad Su-
szyca rzeka obu jej stron W
rozlegiej okolicy Rosyanie atako-
wall - bezskutecznie: odparto
ich wszedzie. Wojska Mackense-
ma mad Seretem dolnym dzialaja
pomySlnie, 'posuwajac sic ku Ga
laczowi i spierajac wstecz Ro-
syan: w tel stronie miasteczko
Laburtea zostalo zdobyte przez
Niemcow. Onegdaj w nocy kilka
zbrojnych statkow rzecznych -
nieprzyjacielskich usiiowaSo pre-
pIynac Dunajem W gore XII Gala
czowi lecz pod Isaccea, Dobrudza
przyjely ich ogniem baterye ME
mieckie, ktore jeden re statkow
zstopiiy, a drugi uszkodzily i
zmusily do chronienia sic ku brze
gom rosyjskim, gdzie statek ow
osiadl ma mieliznie.
Piotrogr6d, 13. stycznia. = Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
KRAzoWNIK ANGIELsKI
Ma DINO.

KONSTANTYNOPOL, Is. sty
cznia. - RAPPORT oficyalny turecki
ogiasza, il krazownik angielski
typu Juno" zostai zatopiony ko-
10 wyspy Kastellorizo, ma Morzu
Srodziemnem ma wschod Cd wys-
py Rodos. Koio Kostellorizo poja-
viii sic ow krazownik w towarzy-
Stwie kiLku innych statkow, pa
trolujac wybrzeza AIalej Azyi, gdy
I wyspy nagle przyjeto okrety
meprzyJacielskie Ogniem silnym
strzaIy armatnie uszkodziiy a
wnet potem zatopily ow KRAKOW
mix; nadto uszkodzOno powaznie
jeden torpedowiec / jeden patrolo-
wiec angielski. Krazowniki typu
Juno" So mniejsze we flocie an
gielskiej, maja oko4o 5000 ton po-
iemnoSci i okolo 400 ludzi zalogi.
co sic staio Z zaloga zatopionego
okretu, ME podaje telegram.
Londyn, 13. stycznia. - Zato-
phone zostaiy w dalszym ciagu
angielski parowiec ,,Excellent" /
dunski parowiec ,TabOrg'' - o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
675Ludzi ZSinelo.
lime Okrqty ma Dnie Nora.
Walk w Rumunii.
Ma Polskim Froncie.
Z innych Teatrow Wojny.
Nova Pozyczka Angielska.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
L Teatrow Wojny

Wielki okret wojenny wsoski
najechai ma mine ma Adryatyku
zatonai: e75 ludzi zafogi ie-
60 zgineso.
w Rumunii walk tocza sic
mad Seretem, ostatnia LIMA o.
bron naturalnych.
w Polsce j ma Litwie walki
ae koncentruja na polnocnym
odcinku, gdzie rozwija sic o.
fensywa rosyjska.
2 innyeh teatrow wojny ME,
ma wiesci wainiejszych. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
BOPP I Won SCHACK w
ODSTAWKE.

Washington, IS styeznia.
Ambassador hr. Bernstorff zawis-
domi} Department stanu. re zwo!
nil z obowiazkow siuzbowych
generalnego konsula W San Fran
cisco Franza Boppa i wicekonsu-
Ia F. H. Won Schacka. ktorych o.
statnio sad tamtejszy uznai win
nymi gwalcenia neutralnosci Sta
now Zjednoczonych przez knucle
spisk6w dynamitowych. Obai or''
wniesli apelacye Cd tego wyroku'
Rownoczesnie powiadomif hr'
Rernstorff Department stanu, re
ma nastepce Boppa wyznaczya
Ora. Ericha 70 oepffel, dotychcza-
sowego konsula W Seattle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13

poiudnie cd Oitoz rzeki nieprzy-
iaciel ME ustaje W ataku Spiera
powoli wstecz wojska sprzymie--
rzone - przyznaje rapport rosyJ--
ski; Mad rzeka kasino rowniez
Niemcy atakujq, lecz ich odparto
pod Kachinul-A1onestar, gdzie Ru
MUM kontratakujac odrzucill
Niemcow ma mil pare wstecz. A
TAXI niemieckie mad Suszyca /
Buzeu speiziy ia niczem - pod
Kotumi-Chalko kempuriledesus
zadano nieprzyjacielowi dotkliwe
porazki. w utarczce napowietrz-
nei ma Putna dolina jeden aero
plan niemiecki zrzucono.
z MACEDONII. y.
Berlin, 13. stycznia. - Ma po-
iudnie Cd Ochrida JeZlora Sprzy-
mierzeni atakowali linie auStrya-
cko-bulgarska, lecz zostah od-
parci, a pozycye utrzymano. W
okolicy Seres Bu}garzy patrolami
n:epokoja pozycye angielskie, O.
statnio sprowadzili jencow garsc
i zdobyli mitralieze. Pod Drama
zestrzelono jeden aeroplan serb
ski i obu lotnikow pojmano.
WALK w AZY1.
Konstantynopol, 1S. stycznia.-
RAPPORT turecki donosi o zajeciu
okopu pod Imam, ma wschod Cd
Kut-el-Amara przez Anglikow,
wvstepujacych SLIME agresyw-
ME, lecz zaraz potem kontrata--
kiem odebrano i'm znow te pozy-
eye; pod Fellahie rowniez odpar-
to ataki angielskie. Ma terenie
perskim utarczka krwawa byla
pod Hamadan, gdzie Rosyanom
zadano ciezkie straty, wzieto jeii-
COW i mitralieze jedna zabrano.
MA WLosKIM FRONCIE.
Rzym, 13. stycznia. - RAPPORT
donosi o ograniczonej walce dzia-
,owei w Trentino. Nieprzyjaciel
znow ostrzeliwal szpital polowy
wloski - mianowicie w dolinie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
Berlin, Is. stYcznia.

Berlin, 13. stycznia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki donosi kr6tko, il ma
froncie litewsko kurlandzkim,
mad Dzwina poSrod jezior litew-
skich wafki wra zaciete f.: w.zmaga
sic ich tempo stale - Rosyanie
wszedzie atakuja, lecz ataki ich
odpiera sic. zsdajac ciezkie straty
nieprzyiacielowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-13
WALK MA MORZACH.
OKRET WOJENNY WLOSKI
ZATOPIONY.

BERLIN, 13. stycznia. - Ad-
miralicya niemiecka ogiasza, IL
ma Adryatyku niedaleko Avlony.
Albania, najecha{ ma mine, lub tez
zostaf przez nur torpedowany
wielki wojenny okret wioski Re
gina Margherita" i zatonai,
a wraz MIN zgineio z
CORA 600 ludzi jego zalogi. Sta}o
sic to jeszcze dnia II grudnia z. r.
RZYM, 13. stycznia. - Urze-
dowo przyznano ogioszono Ia
topienie okretu wojennego ,,Regi-
ma Margherita" przez mine, ME
daleko Avlona: zalogi okretu
275 ludzi ocalaio, a 675 utone{o
wraz z okreten. Regina Mar
gherita" byf jednym wiekszych
pancernikow wioskich: mia} po-
jemnoSci 49, ,427 ton 426 stop diu-
goSci; posiadaI ma pokiadzie AZ
dzia}, 2 mitraliezy 4 tuby torpe-
dove.