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Butte, Mont, July 12.-Clark Dick
ergon. pitcher, who came here re-
Gently to play with Butte, from the
Cleveland American team, is to re-
turn to the Cleveland club, 1t was
announced yesterday when the
Northwestern league disbands Satur-
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DETROIT sUYs DALEY.

Seattle. July 12.-Joe Daley, pitch
er. has been sold by the Seattle
team of the Northwestern league
which is diabanding, 10 the Detroit
Americans, 1t was announced yes
terday.
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The Board of Education of Haynes
Special School District No. 81. Adams
County, N. OAK, will receive propos-
ais until s o'clock p. b., Aug. 4th,
1917 "A. D., for the erection and COM
pletion of a brick and concrete two
stopy school building at Haynes. N.
Oak. Each contractor shall furnish
with his bid a certified check to the
amount of So Of his bid. Also will be
required to furnish a bond OF 50% Of
the amount OF the contract. Plans and
specifications may be called for at the
clerks ofFIce at Haynes. N. D.. or az
the Architect's ONCE. J. Z. Leyesque
q Co, Great Falls, Mont.
BY the order of the Board OF Edu-
cation Of Haynes Special School Dis
J. c. sTENNEs.
Clerk
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Secretary McRoberts announced
this week that IS entries had been
made at the date of closing which
was July 8. North Dakota and Min
nesota entries predominant with a
few from Wisconsin, Montana and
South Dakota.
The complete list Of entries fol-
lows:
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WINNING sTREAK CRACKED

Dallas, Texas, July I2.-After win
ming nineteen consecutive games and
ting the Major league record.
''snipe" Conley, pitcher for the Dali
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las, Texas, league club yesterday met
his Waterloo. when Wagco defeated
Dallas, 8 to 3.
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Name Color
Sex
Bob White, bl. &. .
Major Ong, b. g. >.
Mazo Boy, bl. S. 49,.
Babe, br. g. .......
King billiard, CHI. s.
Bob White. b1. &. -.
Fleeta Americas,
br. m. ...........
Busy Time, b. m. -.
Ashland Lock
heart, b. S. 1890.
Jerry H., s. g. 900.
Glen Rose .........
Royal Ward ......
Bill Large, b. q. -.
Cecil Bond, b. g. -. .
Mazo Boy, bl. S. -.
Jentry Hurst, b. S. /.
Rusellion, ch. h. 80.
Mayf1ower, en-. m. =.
Sym Dol Baron, bl. h.
BUSY Time OI, m. =
Ashland LOCK-
heart, b. =. ......
Jerry H., s. &. .....
Lady Bess, gr. m. =.
Dan Cloud, b. g..
Hale Chahin, b. &. /.
Baron Wizard, b. g.
Paul Patch, pI. s. i.
Lady Logan, bI m.
West Point, bl 6. -.
William s., b. g. 80.
Vita Stern, b. m. -.
Hedgewood Boy, .r
bl. g. ..........,t
Bud Riley, en-. &. -.
Dan Cloud, b. 8. 49,.
Scorcner ...........
Little Wonder,
6. b. .............
Buddy ............
Porter Jay, br. g. -
Delza Patch, bl. m. /.
Zelbert, b. &. .......
Dale Wilson, b. g. !.
Lady Logan, b. m.
West Point, b. &. =.
Russell Deforest,
br. g. ..s.........
Lady Makins, b. m. !.
Graney, b. m. ......
Charlie Moore, b. h.
Bud Riley, en-. 6. -.
Porter Jay, b. g. -.
Scorcher ........s.s
Little Wonder,
g. D. .......s.s..s
Buddy ......... -.
Monison's Tod, bl. G.
Delza Patch, bl, m.
ConnelI, b. g, .....
Baron Gopher, p. s. :
August Flower,
b. m. .....-.s....
Countess jay, r. m. Z.
Miss Peterwood,
b. m. ...........
b. 9. .~....
Gervilla Jay, b. m.
Handsome Boy, b. g.
Syanara, S. &. $500.
Judge Hutch, 8. g. !.
r -Yv~n Allan n IN
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July 12-17, 1slf.)
J OF North Dakota, County Of

state Of North Dakota, County Of
Cass.
In County Court, before Hon. A. q.
Hanson, Judge.
In the matter Of the estate OF An
drew l. Anderson. Deceased:
Nels l.. Anderson, Petitioner. VS..
Carrie Anderson, Carl Z. Anderson,
John A. Anderson. Lars Anderson,
Sustain Klingfnberg, Sam Anderson,
Carrie Anderson Albert Anderson,
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The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Gardner Farmers
Elevator Co. will be held at Gardner.
n. D.. on Saturday, July 81, 1917, at
3 o'clock r. NJ, to elect a board OF
directors and transact other business.
CLARK MOORE,
President.
July 12-17, 1919
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo. July 42.-Toledo batters
yesterday hit stroud for ~ hits. and
won the first game s to 2, then lost
the second, Louisville winning, to J..
The second contest was called at the
end OF the sixth on account of rain.
The game with Milwaukee originally
scheduled for today was played on
June 5. The score:
First game: 4. n. =;
Toledo 200 020 22x--S IL
Batteries Stroud and Clemens;
Heating and Bresnahan.
Second game: K. II. T.
Louisville ...'.'... g g09 Sd6
Batteries-Main and Kocher; Pier
cey and Bresnahan.
Columbus, July 12.-Columbus lost
two close games to indianapolis to-
dav 1 to 3 and to 6. Columbus
lacked the power to drive In runs IN
the ntnches in the first defeat The
second was free hitting contest IN
which pitchers were Handicapped oy
a drizzling rain in several innings
Wicklands batting was notable Tor
his long hits. Scores;
First game =. r. q
c,oIunnbiIg 900 002 00--2 s 1
batteries - Dawson and Schang;
George and Blackburn.
Tndianapoiis :. 100 030 030-7 IL 5
CoIumbus ..... 600 031 020--6 IL
terfes-Kantlehner, Rogge ana
@assett: Knetzer. and Coleman.
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owner Address Rider S9iv or
Burt Morrison GlsnGos NinB Same
Robt. saIter, Minneapolis. Mimi. ..:.. Same
O. L. Hide c St1s PHSE D. E. H. Alleman'
Burt Morrison, Glencoe, Mimi ...same
Il Smith ist hHs d Pa Martin
Hs; S $ltS R sss@sR
SoSs Larson q Western Ave. MINI. Tip cray:
EIs SSstsFs BFsnS WIS Wis SsssFs
MINI Ma
+ sm s rs ls Ge Aver so Fargo
Il McGready Valley city. D. 81: John Blac,sman.
o5i. f knss Mnso 2sn mOnt Mimi R1S5
Robt Larson, 81 Western Ave, Minn.Tip Gray.
H. L. Richardson. BoW6ells. N. D. -. Same.
4u SMITH. as iat ave so Fargo same
Dick K smh 6sp asS 81 maboD
L. Downey, Wimbledon, N. d. $50. Same.
e. y. goynton. St. Paul MINI. ,....E. Martin.
to4!s TFo9 H1 %. Mimi B BaRay
Frpsst c n Johnson glnfora Bpnax
B. wadds s. foSIs PARK MINI &c s. Nad S%hn
Mat Owens, Glencoe, MINI. Burt Morrison
R Roasss9n. B6%Ss n2n D Martin
w. H. Smith, AIS 1st Ave- Sor Fargo. Same.
w H. Smith, Ais 1st Ave. Sop Fargo. Same.
A. j. DuBeau Sank Center, Mimi. Same. sf,t
James Makns Breton, S.. D.-...,. Same aas@
j. Patch Mssoua, Mont. ........... z. j. Patch.
Lou Finn. Fargo ....................P r. Olston
Louis Klugerman, Hamline, MINI. z. l. Bundy.
c. b. Waddell, ST. Louis Park, Mimi. Same.
c. E. Trott, Durand, Wis. Same.
e. N Johnson, Binford, N. D. Same.
j. w. Crawford Cooperstown, N D.. E. H. Alleman,
( $3.50 TROT.
b. Morrison, Glencoe, MINI. Same. .
Mat Owens, Glencoe, MINI. B. Morrison.
E. A. Duell Hutchinson MINI. L. p. Martin
w H. Smith, 514 First Ave. S.; Fargo. Same.
Herman Freiss, Chippewa Falls, Wis.,. Mahoney.
c. N Boynton, st. Paul ..............F Martin.
r. Macdonald, Fargo N. D. P r. Olston.
w. Buchanan, Montevideo, MINI. Dick HarIer
2E2O TROT.
r. r. Hawley, Valley City John Blackman.
r.. Macdonald, Fargo N. d. p r. OIsLon.
]. R. Waters, Bismarck, N. D. -, Same.
w. f. Converse, Hamline, Mimi. ....F l. Bundy.
Marsh Cussens, Montevdeo, Mimi. -. Dick F1arIer.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and deliv-
cred by Keith Teter, a single man
mortgagor to John H. Lewis, mort
gage, dated July LIST, 1915, and filed
of Deeds in the County of Cass and
State of North Dakota, on the 30th
day of July, 1915, at 1:03 o'clock p
M, and recorded in Book "141" OF
Mortgages on page 49, will be fore
closed by sale of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Fargo, County of Cass
and State of North Dakota. at the
hour of 1000 o'clock in the forenoon
on August goth, 1917 to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the date of sale. The premises descib-
ed in such mortgage and which will
be sold to satisfy the same are de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter (NWh) OF
Section Nine go, Township One hun
Range Fifty-one (51l. West of the
Fifth Principal Meridian, containing
One hundred sixty C60) acres
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale on account of
principal and interest, Five Thousand
six hundred eight and 75-100 Dol
lars (560S.75), also the sum of S43.20
for taxes paid by the undersigned
upon said land, making a total sum
Dated. July 18th, 1917.
John H. Lewis. Mortgage.
WATSON, YOUNG & COMFY, .
Attorneys for Mortgage, Fargo,
July I2-1s-2s, Aug. s-s-1s. 1919
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

feated Washington yesterday, cova-
leskie holding Washington to four
hits. Gallia and Shaw held Cleveland
to six hits, but every one but one
was utilized in the scoring. Wambs-
ganss made clean steal OF home in
R.H.E.
washington -. 900 900 600 o
Cleveland ...... oil 100 00x-3 6 2
Batteries-Gallia, Shaw and Ain
smith: Coyaleskie and ONetll.
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Detroit, July 12.-Ruth held Detroit
to one hit yesterday. With two out in
the ninth, Shotten, a pinch hitter,
tripled and scored Walker, who pre-
viously had hit for three bases. Bush
got Detroits only hit. Ruth passed
four and hit two, but struck out eight
batsmen. Dauss also pitched me
game, striking out seven. Score:
Boston .....:... 900 900 COL /
Detroit ........ 900 900 600 O
Batteries-Ruth and Thomas, Ag-
new: Dauss and Stanage.
ST. Louis, July IL. = Philadelphia
hit five st. Louis pitchers hara yes
terday and won easily. st. Louis raj
lied when Myers weakened in the
eighth and got four runs on an error
by Jameson. Sloan's home run, dou-
bies by Pratt and Jacobson and
single by Lavan. Score:
philadelphia :. ssO O3O 1913 is
st. Louis ..... 0O1 600 o4oI5 10
Batteries - Meyers, Seibold ana
gchang Koob, Wright, Molineaux,
Martin, Park and severeid. Hale.
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The Fargo Forum Want AID Page
statesmen WANTED.

SALESMEN WANTED.
wANTED-Two good statesmen: men
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AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED-With or without
experience, to represent the EQut-
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General Agent. Fargo. y; =:
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED, MEN, wOMEN-Govern-
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Franklin Institute. Dept $50 F. Ro-
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SEWING WANTED.
SEWING by day or at home. Phone
$500.
SEWING WANTED by experienced
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way.
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Phone 49,.
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hospital at once.
GOOD COOK wanted at once at st.
Luke's hospital.
WANTED - Nurse girl. Mrs. Roy
Baker. 1915 9Th st. So.
WANTED-GfrI to take care Of chill
dren and assist in light homework.
351 9th Ave. S.
wANTED-GirI for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Hugo Stern 1045
No. Broadway. Phone 1888.
WANTED-An experienced saleslady.
Local dry goods store. Good po-
oition. Write 205, care Forum.
COMPETE. Maid for general
homework; $25 per month. Apply
Mrs. Julius Aske, s2l 7th Ave. s..
Moorhead. Phone 1873.
WANTED-Woman cook, wages $50
per month. Dishwasher, wages Sc
per week. Waitress, wages 81 per
week. 1856, care Forum.
GIRL for general homework: must be
competent; all electrical conVen-
fences. washer. vacuum cleaner, etc.
Apply afternoons only. 921 9Th st. S.
GIRL WANTED for general house
work. Must be good cook. Good
wages. Small family. No children.
Mrs. Leslie Weller, 40 9Th st. South,
Moorhead. Phone 534.
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wANTED-Two good statesmen; men
with push only need apply. Gail
20 p. m, Prescott Hotel. Room 25.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-One 5-passenger touring
car; new motor. Phone 226s.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LARGE EXCHANGE LIST What
have you to match? Herbert Hodge.
500 n p Ave
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FALSE TEETH-we pay as high as
$3.50 per set for old false teeth, no
matter II broken; also gold crown
bridgewoTk. Mail to BERNEHss
FALSE TEETH SPECIALITY, ~
THIRD ST, TROY N. Ne and receive
cash by rturn mail.
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CJuiy s-la. lsi7.1 :
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CHIROPRACTORs.

d. W. WINDSOR, ID. c.-r.icane.s
Doctor OF Chiropracttc. palne<
graduate; experienced. Connu1amflrm
free. Lady attendant Al7--la &C.,
drecie Blk. Phone 984-W.
GEO. A. NEWsALT, Fargo.s pionaa
ChiFopractor, the only specific. 49,
and undulterated Chl9opractor fn Ksrz
30. 1nniyiaMal rest room for fadfAe
EN0lNEEK
FRANK +. ANDEns civil nnnsns&
City Hall
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HoMEoPATHs
osTEoPATHs.

DIR. ). r. CAyANAGH--onteo
Resident graduate Of the. Nation
School OF Chicago. President 81
Fargo Santtartum. Phone Nc sac
Address, 1929 ard Ave 81
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NotIce to Cre6ftorn.

tJuly 12-1s-2s. Aug. 2. 1915
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For Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads.
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PETS, POULTRY, LIVESTOCK

YOUNG HORSE for sale. City broke.
ll9 End ST. No, Mid.
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See Our Wash Goods
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting of local ass, NJ. P, u,
will be held in carpenters hall, Nichols
block, Sunday, March 4, at 3;l5. w. j.
Gilbertson, Sec.
Dance and card party under the aus
pieces of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in
Odd Fellows hall March 9. Dancing, 25c
couple. Cards, Zoe.
Instead of the sudden thaw predicted
by many who expected that the melting
of heavy SHOWS would inundste the low
err section of Barre, ice and snow in the
streets is being reduced to water by at
triton and the danger of flood is stead
lily subsiding At midday water runs
freely on the hill streets and along the
car tracks and with such persistence has
the sun centered its fiereeness on the
thoroughfares that a number of drivers
have substituted wheels for runners in
the past few days. To-day several loads
of stone on wheels were abroad and
heavy haulers from the hill who were
transporting stone to the city we're care
full to avoid the main thor0ughtares
after 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Yester-
day teamsters from Plainfeld came into
the city through Park street around the
noon hour and left their loads of logs
high and dry above the baroness OF
Washington and Main streets until the
late afternoon freeze began.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

A special meeting of the Granite City
Quoting club will be held in the club
house to- night at o'clock. Business i'm
portant. j. Fraser, Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron J. Whiteomb and
little child have returned to their home
in East Barre, after passing several days
with relatives in Morrisville and vicin-
ity.
The Dartmouth Alumni Association of
Vermont will hold its annual dinner in
Odd Fellows hail. Montpelier, this even.
ing at $3.50 Pres. Hopkins and Dean
Laycock viii be guests of the association.
Phe South Barre grange win celebrate
their fifth anniversary at their hall Fri
day evening, March 2. Supper will be
served A program consisting of music,
readings and farce, win be given. Ad-
mission, Csc; children, l5c.
One of a series of smoke talks to be
given by the vincitia club this winter
has been arranged for the evening of FRI
day, March Q, plans for the gathering
having been completed by the entertain
ment committee. The speaker will be
Prof Luther |. Bonney, member of the
faculty at Middlebury college, who is
by Pres. John NJ. Thomas
as an interesting talker--Sith something
TO tell. A buffet luncheon viii be served
after the smoker.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Recruits for the headquarters company
of the Vermont National Guard, which
was recently established in Barre, are
getting down to business with excellent
prospects of having a we'll trained
mounted orderly and band by spring.
The regular weekly drill was held at
the company's barracks in the Rowland
building last evening and there were few
absentees. Adjutant c. N, Barber and
Serg. Maj, Neil Hooker OF Norwich uni
versity were present to assist. Next
week two horses will be provided and
part of the orderly section will drill
at the fire station, where the men will
have an opportunity to familiarize them
selves with saddling etc. Orders have
been placed fir the company's outfit and
the uniforms are expected to arrive
shortly. Steel lockers also have been
ordered and they will be disposed along
the sides of the hall. In one of the ante,
rooms partition will be erected and
room will be fitted into an office for the
adjutant and other officers.
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TALK OF THE TOWN


See the new suits at Abbott's.
Gasoline engine, six horsepower, to be
sold at City Auction Market Saturday at
p. m. o. H. Hale, auctioneer.
Our rubber boots and shoes are fresh
from factory, no old stock. Prices are
cut. We allow you per cent discount.
Eastman Bros.
Mrs. George Marsh and little child
have arrived in the city from Woodstock
to join Mr.. Marsh, who was recently APP
pointed agent of the American Express
Co. in Barre.
Joseph Corti of North Main street
has returned from hunting trip of a
few days in Marshfeld. During his alb
sence he occupied a camp along the
merge of Niggerhead pond.
Listen! 1nformationl There is moth
ing in the way of living so cheap to-day
as beef by the quarter or half quarter.
Now is the time of year to cure your
dried beef and corn it. ANYONE can do
IT'D Don't wait for high prices, but tel
ephone 7s7-M. c. r. Wood.
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The Right Way to
Care for Baby

DLENTY Of sleep, regular hours for feeding,
i and lots of fresh air! These the things
every baby needs. And in doing all you can to
help your baby build heahful body, you will
want to consider most carefully the fresh-ar
item. The right carriage is important.
Some of the things you will want in carriage
for your baby will be an adjustable hood roomy
carriage body, durable uphostering that will not
easily SOIL light, flexible springs, and rubber
tired wheels that sit soidy on the axles And
these are all features of the Haywood Wakefield
carriage It is the carriage for the out-of-door
baby. We have exhibition some very attrac-
tive new models of these handsome baby
riages which would like to show you
See bigswndow display
3. w. Hooker & Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DAY OR NIGHT
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PRESBYTERIAN Supper.

Saturday evening. March 3, to Z,
served by mems club. Menu
Meat pie Riced potatoes
Cabbage salad
Pickles
Hot. rolls Assorted cake
Tea Coffee
Admission, soc; children under IL
years, l5c.
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Z TEATR6W WOJNY.
MA ZACHODZIE EUROPY.

Londyn, "a. lutego. - RAPPORT
donosi: Anglicy wzmocnili swe
pozycye pod Guedecourt mad
Somme, gdzie wzieto dalszy okop
niemiecki, a w MIN przesElo 30
jehcow rowniez pod Petit Mirau-
mont posuneli sic naprzod Angli-
cy i zajeI placowke niemiecka
Fod Souchez reid pomyslny UREA
dzono W okopy niemieckie i stra-
ty wielkie zadano nieprzyjacielo-
wi. Pod Armentieres Ploegsteert
Niency rejdy puScili ma okopy an
gielskie i W jednym punkcie zdo-
iaH sic wedrzec ma pozycye, lecz
ich wnet wytracono do nogi, kill
kunastu wzieto W niewole. Arty-
lerya niemiecka mad Somme pod
Arras ze szczeg6lna si}a grzmi Cd
dni kilku.
- z belgijskiego skrzydfa ME
ma wazniejszych zmian nj wyda-
rzeh.
Paryz, "a. lutego. - Pod Ma
lencourt Francuzi diva razy ata-
kowali nagle Niemcow i wzieli
garSc jeiicow, szk6d naczynili
.riemaio. w Alzacyi Lotaryngii
walk patrolowe trwa}y przez
dzien caIy. w Szampanii baterye
fraucuskie spowodowa}y ogien
explozye "a nicmieckiemi liniami
pod Butte-de-Mesnil. Pod Sois--
sons i Beson-Naux odparto diva
niemieckie ataki.
Berlin, "a. lutego. - Deszczc
mgly trwaja wstrzymuja dziala-
MIA strategiczne ia calej prawie
linii; pomniejsze tylko i lokalne
utarczki maja stale miejsce - ar
tylerya w przerwach gra ma ca}ej
linii.
WLOSKI FRONT.
Rzym, "a. lutego. - w. dolinie
Adygi nieprzyjaciel atakowal
wioskie pozycye; rowniez pr6by
ataku ma innych liniach alpejskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-24
WSCHODNI FRONT.

Berlin, "a. lutego. - RAPPORT do
nosi O ozywianiu sic walk W
trzech odcinkach: ma Litwie w O.
kolicy Smorgoii, ma Wo}yniu -
ma zachod Cd kucka i w Galicyi
miedzy Ziota Lipa a Naraj jowka
artylerya ma wszystkich tych IL
mach gra SLIME i walcza na gra-
naty reczne i miny. Pod Zwyzy-
mem, niedaleko Zioczowa weszli
Niemcy do pozycyi rosyjskich ma
glym atakiem poniszczyli oko--
powe urzadzenia, powysadzali
sklady min prochow, zabrali 2
mitraliezy 250 jehc6w, Pod
Brzezanaami by} pomySlny pod
jazd. ktory tez sprowadzil njezy-
ka.'
Ma rurnunskim terenie waz.
niejszym byl atak pod Corbuli,
gdzie Rosyan atakujacych dose
SLIME, tenn silniej odparto. Zresz-
ia zmian niema.
- Ma macedonskim terenie sy-
tuacya ia sama.
Piotrogrod, "a. lutego. % wal
ce pod Zwyzynem donosi rapport
rosyjski, IL tam Niemcy po Sill
nem przygotowaniu artyleryj-
skiem wykonali potezny atak /
try razy go powtarzali w trze-
civ szturmie udalo i'm sic we
drzet ma pozycye rosyjska, lecz
kontratakiem odparto ich po--
wrotem do ich pozycyi oryginal--
nych.
w Rumunii, Macedonii ma
Kaukazie zmian zadnych i walk
wazniejszych niema.
- Pod Szefwowem, niedaleko
tKisielina, ma Wo}yniu byla utar-
czka awiatyczna: aeroplan nie-
miecki atakowal rcsyjskiego lot
nika Swatgorowa, ktory jednak
wyszed} zwyciesko i maszyne ME
przyjacielska uszkodzona zmusil
do ladowania.