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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
BURIED WITH HoNoRs.

The funeral of Frank Vaughan from
the Odd Fellows hall at two o'clock
Sunday was attended by nearly a
thousand people. Mr.. Vaughan was the
first of the members of Company E to
meet his death in the service of his
country. Although not in actual war
service he was under military command
and engaged in the defense of the u.
3. A guard of nine former members of
Company was present aad the Red
Cross officers in a body. The casket
was profusely decorated with flowers
and wrapped in flag, and pillow of
flowers was presented by the local Red
Cross ehaptert The Grangeville Cow
boy band was in attendance and rem
dered some very fine music The Odd
Fellows hall which is supposed to seat
$50 was completely lilled and many had
to stand. In addition Il large number of
people waited outside. After the ser
mon by Rev. H. ]. Wood the whole
crowd proceeded to the cemetery in
long procession. Just as the interment
was made taps was appropriately
sounded by Neill Erskine, bugler of
Company f.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED
COMRADE, FRANK VAUGHN.

He was loving, kind and true,
He was faithful to the end,
Always willing to divide
With comrade or friend.
He was always up and doing
Helping wherever that he could,
Never stopping when his chance came
Always working for the good.
Now Dear Father up above us
Kindly help us understand
That you took him up to Heaven
There to join the Angels band.
Now Dear Frank, you r in heaven,
We would like to have you know
That you will not be forgotten
BY the Second Idaho.
Written by his comrade Hugh M
Keith, Company E, End Inf, N. G. |.
Bingham, Utah.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
THREE MORE LADS TO NAVY.

Three young men from Idaho county
enlisted in the navy last Saturday
through the local post office and left
Sunday morning for Portland. Those
going were VIM. McComas and Claude
Alderman of Harpster and Urban Les
ter of Graugeville. The young men
were fine physical specimens and while
they come under the conscription act
decided they would prefer the navy to
the army, hence the enlistment Selec'
tion of those who registered will no
doubt occur soon and the time when a
young man may make the choice of the
branch of the service in which he is to
serve Uncle Sam is limited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
FINAL REPORT ON
first 10 MILES
OF HIGHWAY
SURVEYORS COMPLETE ESTIMATE
ON 10 MILES OF STATE HIGH
WAY FROM WHITE BIRD.
READY FOR CONTRACTORS
Survey Between White Bird and New
Meadows Progressing Rapidly
Two Crews at Work.

A bit of news from the surveying
camp at John Day brings the prospect
of North and South highway much
nearer. 1t is reported that final sur
veyor's estimates for the information
of officials at Boise have been sent in
on the first ten miles of road from
White Bird to New Meadows. The
surveying crew now at John Day started
three months ago from White Bird to
run the final survey to New Meadows.
They are making many changes in the
former survey and find it inaccurate IN
its levels. But the present job is alb
solutely permanent and final. The ten
miles reported on are ready for the work
of the contractors at the earliest pos.
sible moment.
In order to hasten the completion of
the survey a second crew started from
New Meadows last month to meet the
crew starting from White Bird at q
point between Both outfits are ham
mering away ON the proposition and will
send in final reports as fast as they
cover the ground. There are eleven
men in the crew at John Day. They
were off the third and fourth most oil
them going to Higgins but they Are
working in full force today. The crew
is going along right merrily. h. Il
MeAllister, formerly cook OF the con
Wet camp at White Bird is now cooking
for the surveyors. VIM. Fruen, rodman
and cook for the crew for some time
past, was in town the Fourth and
reports the outfit in happy condition
and in good working order.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
BAD PLIGHT OF JURORS.
10 Guarantee For Payment for Juries
in Minor Courts.

The hw regarding the collection and
payment of jurors fees in probate and
Justice courts brings about an unde
slrable condition and there seems to be
nothing in the law that makes guar
ahtee of payment of such fees manda
tory. mutual agreement between
parties by which a deposit can be made
10 guarantee payment of fees offers
one solution, the attorney general s
opinion says. There is general interest
IN this subject due to the fact judges
Oh probate and justice courts find it
a'fflcult and embarrassing regarding
the calling of juries to try eases.
The matter was placed before the at
sorney general by Lewis A. Lee, pro-
pate judge of Idaho Falls. In reply,
assistant Attorney General J. P. Pope
wrote Judge Lee as follows:
We have your letter of the 25th
INST, requesting our opinion upon a
Nexatlous question with regard to the
payment of jury fees in probate and
justice courts. Your question is, in
substance:
Is there any legitimate way, by re-
qalring a deposit in advance by the
par'les litigant, or otherwise, by which
probate Judge or. justice of the peace
may protect himself and secure the
payment of the legal fees of jurors
serving in his courts'
!. We keenly appreciate the Difficult
.,es OF probate judges and justices of
me peace arising out of this question.
lou state that, in some cases, you have
Jason to believe that the verdicts of
!uries have been influenced by the un-
sefsainfy of their compensation from
one or the other of the parties litigent,
nn that You have been harrassed be-
souhd measure by the demands of jur-
e.s insisting upon compensation for
saeif services. This in an unfortunate
-, No Authority Conveyed.
!. Under the law, however, there seems
" oe no authority for probate judge
IT. Sa Justice of the peace to require a
eposlt IN advance from the litigants,
~ ~ either of them sufficient to cover
aae jury fees and thus insure the pay.
"oh. OF such fees Section of article
=. OF the constitution guarantees that
;ns. ae f,ght of trial by jury shall remain
msiolate. Section 613s of the revised
'oaes provides that jurors in civil and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
COLUMBUS SOCIAL CLUB.

The G. s. G. met on June 28 with Mrs.
Joe Mires. 1t was very windy dis
agreeable day the members did not all
venture out, and thereby missed most
enjoyable time.
Refreshments were served by The
hostess daughter, Mrs. Seay aud Miss
Grace. Visitors present were Miss
Millie Henderson from Missouri, Mrs
X. IL. Lovelace of Spokane and Mrs
Lee wilkins. Also the usual "younger
bunch. The Fourth of July picnic
was discussed and planned for. The
next meeting July ~ with Mrs. John
Wasmnna.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
county OF SELWAY
WAS DEFEATED
AT ELECTION
only MAJORITY OF VOTERS. RE-
souIRED TO CARRY-PROPOEI
TION LOST BY MORE THAN 500
kANIAH AND Sites OPPOSE
Kooskia Was Strong in Favor of Crea-
tion of New County-Argues Ran
dan County be fastened.

The long and somewhat bitter contro-
yersy over the creation of Selway
county is at last decided. At the elec-
| ton July ., 964 votes were cast against
| the proposition and GAS for. According
/ to the provision of the act of the legis-
lature authorizing the creation of new
county pending the decision of the vot-
ers of the territory effected, majority
would be necessary to carry. The move
ment was strongly supported in Koos-
kia and opposed in Sites and Kamiah.
The proposed county would have taken
! in part of Idaho and part of Lewis
counties which comprise the precincts of
Big Butte, Pardse, Woodland, Kamiah,
Pleasant View, Sites, Harpster, Glover,
Harris ..4dge, Tahoe, Clearwater, Lorena
and Lowell. The signal defeat of the
| proposition puts a stop to the county
! division propaganda from that direc-
| ton for a time at least. The Kooskia
boosters for the new county have been
! arguing that the deleat of Selway
| County will hasten the Randall county
! issue and bring about the division of
/ the Winona section. However that may
be the citizens of Kamiah evidently
have not considered this argument
seriously enought to vote for Selway
1 County.
Vote by Precincts,
The vote by precincts reveals the
4 fact that all sections except Kooskia,
Lorena, Lowell, Tahoe and Harris Ridge
\ voted heavily against the new county
The former ones were strong for the
/ measure but they did not control
enough votes to carry it. The tabulated
vote for each precinct except Pardee,
which has not yet been heard from is
as foIlous.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05

with the overturned buggy and George
Manning stopped them about block
further on. The buggy itself was
badly smashed up but the horses were
uninjured and the harness entirely IN
tact.
Later il was aseertained that Mrs.
Ramsdell had no internal injury as was
at first feared. She will be perfectly
well again as soon as she has had time
to recover from the bruises. Yester-
day she moved from the Schnell home TO
Mrs. Ada Adkison IS house and was
strong enough to walk. She expects to
go to her own home TODAY or tomorrow.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05

Doc Denny came in from his home
stead on the South Fork the first of the
week He states that everything is
looking good as usual in his section.
In coming over he had to cross the river
by basket and walk the whole distance.
Doe comes in from the mountains full
of pep and is talking Border Days
strong now.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
RED CROSS HOME TALENT.

The local auxiliary of the Red Cross
is planning home talent vaudeville
to be given some time the last of this
month A number of local hits will be
incorporated and the entertainment
promises to be lively and well worth
the price of admission As it is for
the very sbest cause on earth there
is no doubt as to the patronage Furth-
week to week as to the features, etc.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
WEATHER REPORT FOR JUNE.

The weather report for the month OF
June shows minimum temperature
less than usual rain fall below the
average and an inch of snow whereas
there has been no snow in June of the
last four years The report IS as fol
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05

Max. Ss on 10TH.
Min. 20 on 9th, 10th.
Precipitation o.14 inches, snow inch.
Total snow during season l9i6-h, l65
inches.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05

These returns bring the total up to
$10607.S6 for the county, $2706.S6 more
than was asked of the people. Although
the campaign ended on June 25 Of
ficially some subscriptions have been
sent in since then and the fund has
never stopped growing since it started.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
HUMANITY FUND.- OVER-SUBSCR|BED
BY S2,607.S6 IN IDAHO COUNTY
CONTRIBUTIONS STILL COME IN
AFTER CLOSING OF CAMPAIGN
TOTAL OF COUNTY, $f0, ,6O7.s6

Complete returns on the Red Cross
fund for Idaho County are now, in the
hands of A. N. Dyer, treasurer. In ad-
dition to the $9s93.76 reported last
week from Grangeville, Cottonwood,
Ferdinand, Elk City and Clearwater the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
UWIEZIONO PRZESZLO
DWUSTU.
Nowv York, 27. wrzeSnia.

Nowy York, 27. wrzeSnia. -
DziaIajac ia podstawic instrukcyi
z Waszyngtonu, caly nicmal sztab
policyi tutejszcj pod dow6dztwcn
kapitana Williama NJ. Offley i
przy wsp6ludziale przedstawicicli
armii marynarki rozpoczqf wczo-
raj o godzinic 1890 wiccz6r ma
sowc arcSztoWania .,nicprzyjacicl-
skich cudziozicmc6w" W picciu
przcdmieSciach Wiclkiego Nowc-
so Yorku. O p6Inocy uwiezionych
bylo juz przeszIo 200 os0b, byi
to dopiero poczatek oblawy.
Agenci departamentu sprawic--
dliwosci byli czynni W Nowym
Yorku cd trzech juz tygodni
przygotowujac wykaz tych ME
mieckich poddanych, kt6rych ma,
lezalo pozbawic wolnosci. Pomie,
dzy uwiezionymi znajdujc sig
wielu Niemcow, ktorzy zupelnie
ignorowali wydane W proklama-,
cyl prezydenta Wilsona regula-
eye, zakazujace i'm przebywac W
pewnych dystryktach, zblizac sic
Go arsenaiow, dokow itp.
Aresztowania postanowionc
przeprowadzic masowo tego po-
wodu, ponicwaz ia podstawie do
swiadczenia przesz}oSci przcko-
nano sic, IL przy postepowaniu W
inny spos6b uwiezieni najpierw
zawsze znachodzili sposobnoSc O.
strzezenia zawczasu innych po-
dejrzanych, co Gala akcye znacz-
ME utrudnialo.
Wszystkich uwiezionych W cia-
gu ostatniej nocy ,,nieprzyjaciel--
skich cudzoziemcow" odwieziono
pa gtowna stacye policyjna W
Manhattan, gdzie zostana prze-
trzymani az do czasu, kiedy de-
parliament marynarki wyda od--
noSnie do kazdego z mich odpo-
wiednie zarzadzenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
ALIANcI ZYsKUJA STOP
NIOWO PRZEWAGE

Washington, 27. wrzesnia. -
Minister wojny Baker wydal
wczoraj pierwszy urzedowy biu-
letyn sytuacyi wojennej i ope'
racyach militarnych ma frontach
europejskich, rozpoczynajac se-'
rye takich sprawozdah, ktore od-
tad stale juz beda sic pojawiac W
regularnych odstepach czasu.
Pan Baker stwierdza, re ma "a
chodnim teatrze wojny Alianci
zyskali juz stanowcza przewage
mad nieprzyjacielem, kt6rego po-
wstrzymuja skutecznie, odkfada--
jac ostateczny clos do chwili, kie-
dy przybedzie i'm ma pomoc Gala
potega Stanow .Zjednoczonych.
Ma tcatrzc wojny wschodnim O.
p6r armii rosyjskiej stale sic CO.
raz silniejszym cnergiczniej
Sym, a zblizajaca sic zima zmu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
Ameryka buduje 1896 okret6w.
Rad chce zni1yc ceny gazoliny.
Nova pozyczka dla Francyi,
INNE TELEGR AMY.

81 Nicmcow do powstrzymania sic
tam wkr6tce Cd wszelkich zakro.
jonycll ma szersza skale dziaiah
woJennych. Caly biuletyn mace
chowany jest wiara W tryumf do
brcj sprawy i zwyciestwo Allan
tow.
Omawiajac sytuacye ia froncic
lrancusko bclgijskim, stwierdza
pan Baker, Ic Wobec nadchodza-
cych mroz6w stale sic jasncm, il
Nicmcy ME czuja sic ia siiach dc
rozpoczccia tam tax glosno przcd
tcm zapowicdziancj ofcnsywy,
kt0ra, jak zapcwnial kaizcr swych
poddanych, miala i'm przynicSG
decydujqcc zwyciestwo pokdj na
Bozc Narodzcnic. Dzisiaj jest juz
rzecza calklem peWnq, &c teutoh-
stwo O tryumfach ma froncie "a.
chodnim marzyc juz nawet ME
mozc. Armic alianckic sd tam juz
CORA mad wojskami niemieckiemi,
ktore slabna coraz bardziej wo-.
bee stosowanej taktyki powolne-
go scicrania sic.
Daisy ciag biuletynu przedsta-
via przebieg operacyi wojennych
W ostatnim tygodniu, stwierdza--
jac, ze zaznaczyf sic on zywsza po
stronie Aliantow dzialalnoScia,
ktora stanowi dla Niencow "a
powiedz tego, czcgo powinni sic
spodziewat nastanicm wiosny
nastepnego roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
DYWIZYE GWARDYI MU.
SZA Bye UZUPELNIONE.

Washington, 81. wrzesnia. -
Me ulega juz teraz wstpliwosci,
re kiedy lnobilizacya pierwszego
powolania $1,000 rekrut6w arlnii
narodowej zostanie ukohczona,
okaze sic znaczny brak potrzebnej
ilosci zo}nierza, ably armia ia IL
czyla faktycznie pol miliona IT,
dzi. Powodem tego jest, re z "a
ciaganych obecnie rekrutow zna-
czna czesc trzeba bedzie uzyc dc
uzupeinienia krakow W dywi-
zyach, uformowanych z dawnych
milicyi stanowych, jakotez do Ut
worzenia specyalnych korpusow,
jak awiatyczny itp.
lie ludzi potrzeba bedzie do IT,
zupelnienia dywizyi dawnej gwar
dyi, tego ia razie Gala dokiad-
noscia powiedziet jeszcze ME mo-
ina, wiadome So juz jednak naste
pujsce szczegoly:
Z puikow dawnych milicyi sta
nowych utworzono II dywizyi, re
zaS kazda dywizya ma skiadac sic
Z 27 300 ludzi, powinny one liczy::
wszystkie razem 437,5O0 zoinie-
RIA. w czasie zaciagania gwardyi
do sfuzby federalnej ME liczyla O.
ma wiecej jak 10000 zoinierzy,
wobec czego potrzebuje uzupel-.
nienia CO najmniej o $4,000 lu--
dzi.
Pr6cz tego powoianych obec-
ME do armii narodowej rekrutow
odpadnie 100000 do korpusu a.
wiatyczncgo. a znacznic wiecei
do innych specyalnych oddzia-
low broni. Wobec tego obliczaja,
ze armia konskrypcyjna, kt6ra
powstanic z pierwszego powola--
MIA, skladac sic bedzie niewiele
wiecej jak 100000 zolnierzy, ME
zaS, jak poprzednio spodziewano
sic, z 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

Belgii swe interesy ekonomiczne
i beda mialy pewne przywlleje W
porcie Antwerpii. Oswiadczenie
to zlozyl ustnie minister spraw
zagranicznych kuehlman papie-
skiemu nuncyuszowi W Mona
chium, jako dodatek do odpowie-
dzi niemieckiej ia note PaPleza.
Niemcy przyczynia sic do pokry
cia szk6d, poczynionych w Belgii
przez wojne, lccz Belgia dac mu-
81 gwarancye, IL nigdy ME zagro-
ii Niemiec w spos6b TAXI, jak to
byio wr. 1914, oraz ze zaproWa-
dzi odrehnq administracye dla
Flamand6w swoich, kt6rzy sq po-
chodzenia niemieckiego. Prasa
angielska omawia ten nowy targ
niemiecki w spos0b ironicznie -
krytyczny i stanowczo, jednog}os-
ME glosuje "a wojna do kohca
jake odpowiedz na noty niemiec-
kie ostatnic cytuja move EXPIRE
micra Asquitha, kt6ry W Leeds
przcmawial ma zcbraniu publicz-
ncm i scI,araktcryzowaf note mic
micckq jako mglistc krctactwo, a
okrcSlif Gale wojny - diva: swo-
bodny rozwoj samorzadow naro-
dowych rozbrojcnic ograniczc-
mic wojny.
Rzym, 27. wrzesnia: - L Wa
tykanu neutrality-suspicious. po
gIoscc, by Papiez Bencdykt pro-
ponowaf kr6la Alfonso Hiszpali--
skicgo - jako posrcdnika poko-
jowcgo, lub przygotowywa} no
wa note pokojowa.
Piotrogrod, 27. wrzesnia -
| rosyjska prasa jednomySlnie po-
tepia mglistc i ogolnikowc odpo-
wiedzi Niemiec Austryi ma note
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

nieto wglab obron nieprzyjaciel--
skich; pod St. Julien, gdzic Mem
cy nocy minionej kontratakami
wzicli niektore poprzednio zdoby-
tc okopy, odebrano znow punkty
utracone utrzymano je mimc
zacickic kontrataki niemieckie,
owszem posunieto naprzod linie
ma przeszio pol mill wgiab obron
nieprzyjacielskich, a choc Mem
cy kontratakowali wytrwale, jed
max wiekSza czeSt zdobytych
punktow utrzymano. Niemcy W
caicj tel bitwie ponieSli straty O.
grofnc, mic liczac rannych - po-
leglych ogromnQ wszedzic wi
dziano mase: nadto wzieli Angli-
cy przeszlo tysiac jencow.
Paryz. 81. wrzesnia. - Ma
francuskiej linii poza akcya w
Szampanii pod Nerdun niema
wazniejszych wydarzeh; pod
Nerdun znow zdaje sic zapowia--
dac wieksza bitwa, poniewaz
dziaia ciezkie rycza tam re stron
obu. Cd dni juz paru - ma cafej
linii. w ostatnich walkach W le-
sic Chaumy, pod Nerdun -
Niemcy ponieSli straty ogromne
w polegiych i rannych, nadto
wzieli i'm Francuzi 132 jencow Z
Ana oficerami. Mad Aisne, w o.
kolicy Craonne Hurtebise stree
lanina dzia}owa i ataki lokalne,
Francuzi atakowali pod Bermi-
court i wzieli 10 jencow: pod
Jouy atak niemiecki odparto: W
walkach onegdajszych diva aero
plany niemieckic zostaly zrzuco-
ne. diva uszkodzonc; aeroplany
francuskie wykona}y szereg rel
dow pomySlnych ma strategiczne
punkty nicmicckie we Flandryi i
poinocnej Francyi.
Berlin, 27. wrzeSnia. - We
Flandryi pomiedzy Langcmarck I
Hollcbckc bitwa wiclka toczy sic
- dotad mic skohczona; nieprzy-
iacicl W kilku punktach zdoiaf
wielkim wysilkicm zlamac mic
mieckic obrony j wdari sig ia MA
kontratakami wypiera. sic go o.
panowanych pozycyi... Walka
gI6wna ia drogach YpreS-Menin
sic toczy; W okolicy lasu Poly
gon. gdzic Anglicy wzieli niekto-
re okopy nicmieckie, potezpymi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27

kontratakami odebrano je'z po'
wrotcm, biorac $50 jenc6w. w
ciagu nocy walka sic rozwlokla na
linie dalsze, ia Houthouilst daleJ
ku morzu, gdzie Ostcnde znoWu
bombardowaly monitory i aero
plany angielskie: bitwa wre dalej
w calej pefni. Ma liniach francu-
skich, w okolicy st. Quentin
dziaiania artyleryi bardzo sic
wzmogly; Anglicy atakowali pod
Gonnelieu / chwilowo wdarli sic
W okopy nicmieckie, lecz kontr-
atakiem ich znowu wyparto. Mad
AiSne i w Szampanii kanonada
pozycyjna ME ustajc - oraz g.
konesanse toz samo pod Ner--
dun. w walkach awiatycznych
nieprzyjaciel otracil ogofem 10
aeroplan6w; samoloty niemleckie
bombardowa}y Z dobrym skut-
klein okolice Londynu a takze
Dunkirk, Calais ! Boulogne.
WALK NAPOWIETZNE.
JAK ZGINAL GUYNEMER.
Paryz, 27. wrzesnia. - Prasa
francuska podaje ostatnie szcze-
goiy bohaterskich walk najznako-
mitszego lotnika francuskiego,
m}odziutkiego kapitana Guyne-
mera, 0 ktorego zgonie wczoraj
doniesiono; towarzysze ostatnle--
60 jego lotu opowiadaja w prasie
francuskiej, IL vidal sic on w wal
Ike pieeciu wielkimi niemiecki-
mi aeroplanami typu ~.Albatros';
byia to prawdopodobnie zasadzka,
bo nagle CORY ukazaia sic cma
niemieckich maszyn - naliczono
ich 40! Wszystkie rzucily sic ma
Guynemera, zasypujac so gra--
dem kul mitraliezowych; Guyne-
mer pr0bowa} naglymi zwroty IL
sunac sic siegalnosci kul niemie-
ckich, lecz muSiai zostac ugodzo-
ny, ponicwaz widziano so, jak
maszyna jego powoli zaczeia sic
cpuszczaG - stracono j9 oczu.
Przypuszczalnic - mic maszyna
lego zostala uSzkodzona fatalnic,
bo nic spadaia magic, ale on sam
musiai zostac zabity, lub ciczko
raniony nicmiecka kulq - tax IL
straciI przytomnoSt mic m6s}
kierowac aeroplancm, kt6ry opa-.
daf powolnie. :. OStatccznie los
Guynemera jeszcze ME jest zn,-
ny pewnie. Obliczono, IL ogolem
G.. sam napsui i naniszczyl '53
acroplanow niemieckich z przesz-
10 SOciu lotnikami, pilotami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
POLSKA FLAGA MA RATU-
SZU w DETROIT.
(Specyalny telegram ,,Dz. Ch.")

DETROIT, MICH, 27-go
WRZESNIA. - Dzieki sta
raniom polskiego aldermana
Kronka ratusz miasta Detroit
zostanie udekorowany polska
flaga. Rada miejska powzieia
rezolucye, ably flage te wy
wiesic ma ratuszu ma powita-
ME polsko francuskiej komi-
syi wojennej, ktora przyby-
wa tn W przyszla niedziele.
.,REKORD CODZIENNY."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-27
ZACHODNI FRONT.
MOVIE SUKCESY ANGLI-
KOW.

Lcndyn, II. WrzeSnla. - REID
marszalek Haig wykonal nowy IL
niowy atak we Flandryi znowu
zwycicskj! Pomimo nader mic
sprzyjajqccj posody tcrcnu roz,
noklcgo W bagnisko skutkicm o.
statnich dcszczow, mimo masT o
bron niemicckich, Uraz wielkich
koukrctowych rcdut, obsadzo--
nych maSq dzial mitralicl -
Haig pchnqI Swoich ludzi do a
taku przeprowadzii ich tax zna-
komicic, Il wdari sic na jakic
dwie trzecjc mill wglab pozycyi
ricmjcckich i wzial zgora tysiac
Nicmcow do nicwoli. Niemcy mic
tylj zaskoczcnj tym atakicm: "a
rowicdziala 60 dostatcczujc arty-
lcrva. uadto widoczucm bylo, i
oczckiwali ataku, pouicwaz sku-
pill luaczn9 maSr posilkow ma
froucic atakowanym. diugim ia
szcSc mil muicj wicocJ. GrOnili
sic tci zacjckle, ale ME sproStali.
Haig zaczal bitwr cd pickiclnej
iicic kanouady. poczem doPicro
uastapii atak; bitwa trwala dzien
caly, pod wicczor wazniejsze
wszystEic pozyCyc atakowane by
" W reku Anglikow. Najwazniej-
SIC poSuniecie Anglikow dokoua-
ne zostaio pod Zonnebeke ma 2-3
mill wgiab pozycyi niemieckich
W punkcie tym Anglicy SQ okoio
szcSc mil odlegli cd kolei dazqcej
tedy z Ostendy do Lille: jest to
nadzwyczajnie wazna linia kolejo-
wa, ktorej przeciecie opanowanie
mogioby decydowa6 utracie O.
bu tych giownych baz niemiec-
kich. Raporty donosza: Przez ca
Ia Srode wrzaia wielka bitwa ma
wschod Cd Ypres. W okolicy
Hamlet, st. Julien. ma drogach Y
pres-Menin Zonnebeke. Niemcy
kontratakowali i bronili sic "a
wziecie, lecz nigdzie ME odnieSli
powodzenia; w okohcy wioski
Hamlets zdobyli Anglicy wazne
redutv niemieckie, pod Gheluvelt
odparto potezny liniowy atak
Nicmcow; ma drogach Ypres-NIe-
rim bitwa byia straszliwic zazar-
IA w rezultacie jcdnak Angli-
" &c wszyStkich atakowanych
pozycyi nicprzyjaCicla wyparli
Nicmcy tax kontratakowaii raz
poraz, lccz nic wSkoralj - wal
ka W tcj stronic ME skonczona,
przeciagnela sic Pozno w noe. -
w lcsic Polygon wojska austra!-
skie zdobyly wazne okopy ME
mieckic, W okolicy Zonncbeke
, blisko milc pozycyi nicmicckich
opanowano i tn uaidalej sic posu-