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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
ton and the management of this great

, ton and the management of this great
plant. .,..
Manager Peterson announced TINS
afternoon that as soon as the olnces
are located, arrangements will be
! made for the travellers writing room,
which will be located near his once.
Travellers making this section OF the
state by cars, and there Will be nun
dreds of them next season, will be
given the use of this room to send in
their orders to the firm they repre-
sent. A stenographer will always be
ready to take dictation il the man so
desires.
A Two-story Vault.
Running from the main floor to the
second is a twO-story vault-a Mosler
safe. 1t is located just to the north
of the private Office Of Manager Ped
erson and is easily reached from any
of the business departments. The
vault undoubtedly, is the first OF the
kind to be installed in plant OF this
kind in he West. The $4,000 build
ing is completely fire-proof The
vapor system OF heating is, USED
throughout.
"Everything For the AutOmobile,' is
the slogan of the auto firm. The OIL
GERS are l.. A. Tavis. president; Carl
Peterson, vice president and general
manager; Joseph p. Hess. secretary,
and b. c. Marks, treasurer. The Ill.
rectors are the foregoing officers and
p. c. Remington, H. r. Lyon and j. ii.
Newton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
NEW MODERN PLANT
Of MISSOURI VALLEY

Continued from page nlncl
ger Peterson shoots one on 10"
speed across the llCor 10 the west IN
to his private Office. the dimeslons OF
which are l2yiG. Here he is in touch
with every TART of the building by tel
ephone wires. His furnishings are all
in oak. Light from the west windows
floods the Office. making 1t an ldcai
one for business apartment.
making the Grade
From tn business Office the 10y
ride" takes &c to the north end Of
the first floor, Or the elevator room.
The freight elevator with capacity
of 5000 pounds can be seen operating
from the basement to the top moor.
The elevator is one of the largest OF
the kind manufactured by the Gust
LagerOuiSt company of Minneapolis.
Manager Peterson steers his car on
to this elevator and jerk OF lever
and then one reaches the second floor.
the paint and VarniSh rooms OF the
concern This department is under
the supervision Of &. l.. Burgess. for
mcrly Of Chicago and Kansas City. Tic
has been in Bismarck but a few
months. \ big mass of cars is stored
Oh this floor awaiting their turn 10 be
run into the paint shop to come oul
in their Easter gown next month.
Additional help will have TO be put
on in this department if the rush or
ders continue as they have this week.
Up Another Flight.
Up another flight. All right. It's
the third floor This is the shop. The
great repair shop where the cars are
disscCtcd and their Ills noted by skilled
machinists Hosting devices. electrl-
cal apparatus. forge. lathcs and other
pieces OF mechanism are on this floor.
The equipment in this department
cost approximately $1,000. The shop
floor is in charge of r. A. Hoorn OF
bismarck. one Of the best known and
most experienced automobile repair
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17

men in the state and the northwest.
The motors are all electrically driven
even to the one which operates the
forge. On this floor and on the east
side is a room about 20X25 feet with a
bunch of jars standing around. It's
not the pantry; nor are the jars tllled
with lam. It's the battery room, a
new wrinkle in the automobile indus
try in the west. This 'pantry' is also
in charge of Mr. Hoorn. Every cleo
tricai device on a machine can be adj
iusted on this floor.
Battalion Of Automobiles.
One hears little noise and then
he finds himself hoisted to the top
tloor-thc fifth. and bcholds an array
of boats-a real battalion of automo-
biles. These are the cars which are
the "regulars," figuratively speaking
in military vernacular. When the call
comes from the West, it will be an
swered. In fact. Manager Peterson
and the members of the Missouri Val
Leg Motor company have proved them
selves to be believers Of preparedness.
DOQSe cars, SlIdllllClo dAN tl'C g. S't
Smith FOrm-a- Trunks are to be seen.
Two carloads. each car consisting or
20 trucks, have been received by the
company and the third was unloaded
this week. The truck business Is
growing to big proportions in Bis
marck and the northwest. The trucks
sell for $3.50 f. o. b. Chicago. Bodies
are carried for dray and farmer needs.
Leaving this 10y Of life department.
Manager Peterson, pilots one onto the
elevator again and then downward,
downward, downward, downward, and
it stops.
.. $4,000 in Auto Tires.
A buIwark Of automobile rings
confronts one. The sum Of $4,000 is
in Firestone and Kelly
Springfield tires. It's the largest stOr.
age room for tires to be found in the
northwest with the exception OF the
supply houses in Minneapolis and ST.
Paul. There is no delay to orders
which reach the Missouri Valley Mo-
tor company. They are filled the
same day received and are carried on
trucks to the station and expressed
out to their destination. Service is
one of the best words in the opera
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
Transmission and Axles
Chalmers 7.Passenger, $3.50

Transmission and Axles -
There is quality in the transmission. In the
housing. In the gears. With Hyatt quiet bear
ings. Gears and shafts arc made of nickel steel,
case hardened. The Transmission housing is cast
from aluminium alloy. -
The axles are amply strong to withstand all the
stresses of hard service. The front axle is an
I.beam drop forging of carbon steel. Spindles are
extra large. With Timken roller bearings A
disc protector keeps out dust or grit
Rear axle: light, strong, simple. The identical
type used on some Of the most costly American and
European cars. -..-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17

area from pasture uses and making it
available for: the support Of pOpula-
ton will be tremendous economic
gain. In a dozen other ways the auto.
mobile is adding more to the wealth
OF the country, relieving urban con-
gestion, making men more efficient.
The automobile has done more to
bring better roads than all other in
fluences combined and in this it is
stabilizing produce markets, dccreas-
ing costs of transportation from the
farm to the railroad and making the
food resources elastic and responsive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
SEES AUTOS HELP
SAVE FOOD SUPPLY
Every Horse Displaced by Cal
Frees Five Acres for Grow
ing

Every time an automobile displaces
horse, five acres are added TO inc
agricultural area of the country.
Among the economic influences OF tne
motor car, this is one phase that IS
commonly overlooked.
There are about 26.OO00O0 noises
in the United States and each morse
consumes six or seven tons or tooo
a year. 1t is easily figured that an
average of. five acres is required d, TO
furnish food for each horse. ms
means a total of 130,oUo,0u0 acres ol
land devoted to pastures and raising
hay-oyer 100000 square miles, rms
means nearly five states as pls as
Ohio-or area larger than ONO, IN
diana, Illinois and Iowa, deVo1ed 10
feeding horses instead OF people.
OF course the releasing OF all TINS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
THE COUNTRY CLUB
MODEL BIG NOISE

Continued from page nlncl
of the car. An extra wire wheel Is
included in the equipment. +
Early shipments of the Country
Club have found a ready welcome
among discriminating people TO whom
low price and economy in operation
promised qualification of a long cher
ished desire for an out.of.the Ordln'
airy car as we'll with those whose
choice of an automobile is in no way
governed by its price.
1t is on this satisfaction which the
Country Club has already created,
that The Willys-Ovcrland Company is
basing its prediction of this cars
sweeping success.
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and its care and repair. Every known
make of battery is welcome. Tne 10
cal firm specializes in the sale OF the
well known .EXIDE batteries and
parts, and can fit any make or car
with new,battery. TO dealers whole'
sale prices are made. This depart
ment is the fastest growing OF any IN
the big Main Street garage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
Manufacture

Chalmers builds "from the ground up IN Chal
mcrs own shops. Motors are Chalmers built, iron
rough castings to the final test. Built with skill
perfect facilities and untold care.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17

for his heavy hauling. Automobile
dealers will have in the Dearborn
Truck Unit a place to utilize the old
cars they take in trade. The Ford
attachment sells for $4,000 and for
any other car except the Studebaker,
the Dearborn costs $4,000. The Cor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17

win Motor Company of Bismarck are
distributing the Dearborn Truck in
the southwest quarter of the state,
ana are now writing agency contracts
at liberal discounts. All dealers III
cars or implements are urged TO learn
of the possibilities Of the Dearborn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17

The Chalmers, inch for inch, pound for pound
stands high above tho other cars near It, IN size or
price. Ri s--t
Chalmers selects only the finest raw materials.
For the frane-carbon Steel For the axle shafts
and propeller sl,aft-chrome nickel. For the front
axle drop forged carbon steel For the motor
casting close grained gray -on For the rear
gearsiicke! steel heat treated to secure hardness
and toughness For the transmission housing
aluminium alloy. .-..
So it goes throughout the car from end to enc.
Examine the Chalmers carefully. The deeper you
20 the deeper you are impressed with the quality OF
Chalmers materials.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
Motor

The motor is a light weight, high power SIX
Walls are tested for uniform thickness, to prevent
the possibility of distortion and loss OF compressor.
q A specially designed intake manifold improves
carburet;on. Handles fuel economically. 1nsures
easy starting in cold weather.
The crankshaft is designed to transmit maximum
power Of the motor without distortion or vibration
one piece crankshaft OF drop forged caroon steel
hest treated. Noted for sturdiness. Strength.
Riaidity. Balanced while rotating at high speed
o., q special machine The balancing weights are
unit with the shaft.
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appearance

Body lines are distinctive. Unique. The ra-
diator is high and narrow. The hood is straight
with an unbroken sweep. The windshield is the
popular slanted type. Mod oval tenders har'
monte with the body
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
Equipment

Equipment is costly and complete. Wcsting-
house electric starting and lighting Willard 80
A. H. Battery. Stewart Warner Speedometer and
Vacuum feed fuel system. Gun metal finish in
strument board. Nickeled foot rest. These fea
lures indicate the high quality of equipment used
on the Chalmers cars.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-17
Frame and Body

An exceptional frame. Light and stiff. Sturdy
and strong. Made of pressed channel section. S
inches Deep 21a inch 1anges. Is inch thickness.
Braced by cross members and reinforcing plates.
! A sheet steel body. With frame of select ash.
Genuine leather upholstery. Luxurious cushions.
Soft and Deep. High scat backs. Wide seats.
-Four bow top. Covered with Pantasote. Cur
tains equipped with quick and easy fasteners.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22
IRLANDYA o SOBIE.

Londyn, %. maja. = Po raz
pierwszy cd ME wiadomo jak da,
VIVA lrlandya ma otrzymac szan-
Sc zdecydowania O swoim villas,
nym losie ustroju panstwowo :
spoiecznym: premier Lloyd
George oglosii W Izbie Gmin, re
Rad zwofa konferencye wszyst-.
kich mozliwych partyi i odcieni
Irlandczykow, kleru, politykow
posiadaczy ziemi, robociarzy, re-
wolucyonistow, konserwatyst6w
i wszelkich mozliwych innych
ma tel konferencyi - maja Ir-
landczycy sami miedzy soba "a
decydowae' o przysziym ustroju
Irlandyi, a Rad zgodzi sic ma icn
decyzye. Lecz jesli sic sami Ir-
landczycy nie zgodza miedzy So
ba, niechajze ma SWAT ME giosza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22
ZAGADKOWY WYPADEK
PoWoDUJE sMIERC PIE
LEGNIAREK.

Nowy York, % maja. - PAM
Edyta Ayres i panna Helen Bur-
nett Wood Z Chicago, oraz pan
ma Emma Matzen Columbus,
Nebr., pielegniarki Amerykarl--
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza, 20
staly W drodze do Europy' gdzie
iecha}y niesc pomoc rannym ma
wojnie, trafione odlamkami poc's
ku armatniego ma uzbroJonym a.
mervkanskim parowcu handlo-
wynn Mongolia" W czasie pro-
bnego strzelania do tarczy. Oo!e
pielegniarki z Chicago ponloss7
smiert ma miejscu.
Wypadek ten zdarzyf sic W
niedziele popoludniu, a ponlewazz z
statek znajdowai sic W odlegto'
Sci tylko jednego dnia drogl od
wybrzezy stanow zjednoczo--
nvch. kt6re opuscil W sobote' po-
wrocil przeto do tutejszego por-
fl cia}ami dwu zabitych otlar
i rama panna Matzen' ktoreJ
stan bvl grozny, ale obecnle sic
polepsza.
ByIo piekne, pogodne popofu-
dnie, gdy tragiczny wypadek SIG
zdarzvi i wszystkie prawie ply
mace ma ,Mongolii" amerykan-
skie pielegniarki W liczble oo
znajdowa}y sic ma pokfadz'e'
przygladajac sic probnemu stree
laniu Z armat do tarczy, Dano
luz dwukrotnie ognia bez zad-
nych zfych rezultatow' gdy przy
trzecim wystrzale metalowy %.
}amek 1adunku prochu oderwai
sic cd pocisku rekoszetujac Cd
wodv w odlegfosci oko}o 200 stol'
uderzv} w te Geese pokladu, gdz'e
wlasnie znajdowaiy sic try ugo
dzone pielegniarki. Jedna Z nicn
zostala trafiona W sercu, druga
w glove - i paddy ma mlelscu'
rany trzeciej okaza}y sic clezkle'
ale prawdopodobnie ME srn1ertel'
ne.
Washington, % maja. - ia
ka byfa w}asciwa przyczyna ka-
tastrofy, kt6ra spowodowafa ia
talny wypadek ma nMongolll
wywofala swego czasu po'
dobne eksplozye poclskow
arnatnich, tylko bez tfa-'
gicznych skutkow, ma handlo--
wynn parowcu amerykahsklm
St. Louis, to stanowi dotych
czas prawdziwa zagadke, ktora
wfadze beda sic staraly wszel-'
kiemi silami rozwiazae. w wy
padku st. Louis, ktory pier
wszy Z amerykahskich okretow
handlowych pc zerwanlu stosun'
kow 2 Niemcami puscii sic uzbro
jony W podroz do Europy' Z po-
miedzy 48 wystrzalow czternas'
Gle okaza}o sic takich, re kazdy
Mich >mogl spowodowac taxa
sama, albo jeszcze gorsza kata-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22

pokaleczonych, policya z trudem
przywr6cila porzadek.
z FRANCYI.
Paryz. %. maja. - -,Wladze
wojskowe francuskie W Fontaine,
bleau czynia przygotowania dc
przyjecia tam i ksztalcenia l60C
Amerykan0w ia oficerow dla
przyszlej armii amerykanskiej
majacej walczyc w Europie.
GLoD w BELGII.
Londyn, %. maja. - Pewter
lckarz, Belg, opisuje stan zdro,
wotny mieszkancow Belgii poo
okupacya niemiecka - jake roz'
paczliwy: zywnoSci niema, ludz
zmusza sic do ciezkich prac -
zarowno kobiety jak mezczyzn
SmiertelnosG olbrzymia, choroby
SIERRA sic wSzelakie, sucho,
wzrost niebywaly, dzieci male
MIRA wnet po urodzeniu, bo matki
ME maja pokarmu ola nich...
z NIEMIEC.
Kopenhaga, 20. maja. - w ty'
godniu biezacym ME starczylc
juz dla wszystkich w Berlinie pc
5 funtow kartofli: ci, co ich ME
dostali, otrzymuja placki macz-,
ne; experci rolnicy doradzaja Il,
bogiej ludnoSci robic potrawy Z
koniczyny alfalfy, wreszcic jest
trawe. :. (Dos}ownieD
z AUSTRYI.
Kopenhaga, %. maja. - Dono
sza Z Wiednia, il dr.. Fryderyk A
dler, morderca premiera austrya,
ckiego Stuergkha zostal skazany
ia kare smierci - bez sadu
przysiegiycf - wbrew fundameu
talnym prawom konstytucyi au-
stryackiej; sprzeciw adwokata ma
tejze podstawie zostai przez try
bunai odrzucony.
1n1Ak1nNA q c0R1E
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22

C ucisku 'Anglii i wyzysku z jej
strony; niechaj pamietaja, il sa-
mi rady dac ME mogli zawiklanej
kwestyi ich autonomii. w obu
Izbach parlamentu angielskiego
omawiano wczoraj pokojowo i
zgodnie kwestye irlandzka. r.
landczycy ochotnie przyjmujs
projekt konferencyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22
Wa|ka " SenaCie 0 prohibiCyq.
OLBRZYNIE NURY NOWEGO TYPU.
Mobilizacya gwardyi Illinois Is lipca.
SKAUCI PoMoGA " SUBsKRyPCYI PozYCzkI wolNoSc|'
lime telegrarny.

Strots Jak SIG WyudlEyid ia
,,Mongolii".
Ma podstawie zeznati komen--
danta ,,Mongolii" sckretarz ma
rynarki Daniels wydai oswiadcze
ME, W ktorem przedstawia do
kladny przebieg wypadku i przy'
znaje, re pow6d jego jest dla tu-
tejszych ekspertow tajemnica,
ktora dopiero bedq sic staraii
zbadac rozwiazac.
Gdy ,,Mongolia' znajdowala
sic juz W odlegfosci 100 mil Cd
wybrzezy, postanowiono, jak
zwyczajnie sic to dzieje, wypro-
bowat armaty i amunicye, ably
W razie spotkania nurami ME-
przyjacielskimi mice pewnosc, ze
dziafa beda normalnie funkcyo'.
nowac mongolia" byia uzbrojo-
ia W szesciocalowe armaty, kto-
re nabija sic W ten spos6b, ze
ladunek prochu wklada sic W
metalowej puszcze, oddzielnie
Cd pocisku. Przy wystrzale pusz
ka ia zostaje wyrzucona ma pew
ma odlegloSt, lecac czasem W
caloSci, czasem w kawa}kach, ale
zawsze W kierunku pocisku, ME
W tyi. w jaki spos6b sic stalo, &c
W opisywanym wypadku meta
lowy odlamek rekoszetowaf W
ten spos6b, tego Mkt W departa-
mencie marynarki ME mozc ma
razie zrozumiec.
'OdnoSnie do niefortunnych
pr6bnych strzaf6w ma st. Lou
is" byiy juz przedtem zna-
ne okolicznoSci, ktore jednak ga
zety uwaza}y "a niestosowne pu.
blikowac. ale kt6re obecnie "a
zgoda pana Danielsa moga bye
podane do publicznej wiadomo.
Sci. Ot6z okret ten napotkai W
drodze do Anglii gore lodowa,
kt6ra wyglada4a ma dobra tar
cze / komendant kaza} do nleJ
strzelac. Z poriedzy 4s strza-
low prawie jedna trzecia okazl-
la sic nieprawidlowych i to tax
dalece, ze raz pocisk eksplodo-
wal w lufie armatniej, niszczac
ia zupeinie, inny zas eksplodowai
przy wylocie i takze dziaFo usz-'
kodzif. Wobec tego parowiec po-
zosta} faktycznie bezbronny tax
odby} dalsza swa podroz do tu-
ropy. Gdyby byi natrafif po dro-
DE ma nur niemiecki. pAdfby bez
watpienia jego ofiara.
Natychnliast po powrocie st
Louis" sekretarz Daniels zarzs-
dill scisfe dochodzenie co do po-
wodow tyct1 niefortunnych wynn
k6w probnego strzelania. Wig
to zapas6w amunicyi tego pa
rowca 20 pociskow i zrobiono z
mimi pr6be ma strzelnicy wojsko-
wei w Indian Head. ale wszyst-
kie okaza}y sic bez zarzutu. lru-
dno zatem wobec tego zrozumiec
co byfo powodem, re przy prob
mem strzelaniu ma morzu tax O.
n1akane miano rezultaty i eks-
perci naprozno dotychczas spra'
We te badaja. To jedno jeszcze
przv tenn nalezy zaznaczyc, re
jakiekolwiek podejrzenie co DO
loialnosci zafogi fest wykluczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22
INNE TELEGRAMY.
.WYBUcH w HISZPANII.

Madryt, %. maja. - w Sara,
gossie odbywala sic demonstra.
eva pro-aliancka, wtem ktos ma
tramwaju przejezdzajacym zaczal
wrzeszczec ma czeSc Niemiec
tlum sympatykow alianckich ; a
takowal tramwaj wywiazaia sic
bojka miedzy germanofilami a
frankofilami: wiele osob zostaio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22
Teatrow Wojny.

Anglicy opanowali GAIA Ii
ME Hindenburga Cd Arras do
Queant niewielkin wyjat-
kiem odcinka ma zachod cd Bull
lecourt; Niemcy kontratako-
wall zaciekle linie francuska
Chenin des Danes, lecz zostali
odparci ze stratani.
Ma wfoskim froncie, trye-
stenskim trivia ofensywa WHO'S
ka, odpierana wytrwale przez
Austryakow: wiesci niej
sprzeczne - Austryacy utrzy-
muja, ze ataki wioskie - dare
mne, W}osi donosza o staiych
postepach.
z innych teatrow wojny ME
ma wazniejszych wiesci: W
Macedonii znow robota ucich-
la; w Polsce spokoj, lecz podo-
bno Niemcy gotuja sic do mar
szu ma Piotrogrod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22
WLOSKI FRONT.
AUSTRYACY SIE COFAJA.

Wiedef. %. maja. - W}osl
prowadza W dalszym ciagu ofen--
sywe mad Socza - presya jej
giowna skierowana ma Vodice /
Salcano: wszystkie ataki odpar-
to. DIVA razy Wlosi pelna linia a.
takowali Monte Santo - w dru-
gim ataku zdoiali opanowac po-
zycye austryackie, lecz kontrata-
klein znow ich wyrzucono. Pod
Vodice Salcano Wlosi straszli-
we ponieSli szkody i straty, a W
ciagu dnia wzieto i'm zgora 200
jencow. Awiatyka bardzo czyn.
ma, 5 wioskich maszyn zrzucono.
Rzym, %. maja. - w Trenti-
no nieprzyjaciel wzrnogl bardzo
SLIME dzialania artyleryi pomie--
dzy Adyga Terragnolo, odparto
tez kilka lokalnych atakow
wrecz; prawdopodobnie ma to
bye proba dywersyi austryackiej,
by odciagnac Wlochow mad So
czy, gdzie ofensywa trivia W pei
nj dobre robi postepy: wiec po
dolinach alpejskich, W okolicy
Passubio, pod Monte Dente byly
walki ozywione wszedzie odpar-
to nieprzyjacielskie podchody,
zadajac Austryakom straty bar
dzo ciezkie. Ma Karsie, ma wschod
Cd Gorycyi i pod Faiti, pod CORA
Mr.. 2OS. odparto kontrataki au-
stryackie, nadto Wlosi zdobyli
gore Mr.. 1853 rozszerzyli swe
zdobyte pozycye pod Vodice -
wzieto W tych bojach znowu Kill
kuset jencow mitraliez broni
austryackiej wiele. DIVA aeropla-
ny austryackie. zestrzelono W cia-
gu dnia.
WALK w MACEDONII.
Berlin-Sofia, 20. maja. - Pc
silnem przygotowaniu artyleryj--
skiem Serbowie Francuzami
znow atakowali Dobropole, lecz
baterye maszynowyoh dial ME
mieckich zniosly te ataNi, zada--
jac STRAIT co niemiara nieprzyja-
cielowi; ma reszcie frontu row.
niez wzmogiy sic dziaiania arty-
leryi.
Paryz. 20. maja. = Ma calym
froncie odosobnione, lecz bardzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22

Casque i Teton, a ma zdobytych
pozycyach wzieto 800 jencow.
Wszystkie kontrataki, jakkol--
wick bardzo gwaitowne odparto
zwyciesko. Awiatyka dziaiala O.
negdaj bardzo intensywnie: ma
Betheniville rzucono 1000 funtow
explozyow, bombardowano tez
inne punkty strategiczne; szesc
maszyn niemieckich zrzucono lub
uszkodzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-22


let udaio inn sic ostac w okopacll
niemieckich; zreszta pozycye
czesto przechodza reki do reki,
bo boj toczy sic nieustanny /
naprzemian nastepuja po sobie
ataki kontrataki, w ktorych lu-
dzi sic wytraca moe okrutna. w
ciagu dnia onegdajszego IA aero
planow alianckich zniszczono.
Londyn, %. maja. - Z wyatt
klein 1000 yd. ma poiudniowy-
wschod cd Bullecourt Anglicy
trzymaja Gala Linie Hindenbur--
ga pomiedzy Arras Queant; !;
Niemcy zasypuja teraz odcinek
ten, zwany LIMA Wodana masa
pociskow, lecz ME sprawia wiele.
Mad Scarpe Sensee kanonada
trivia szczegolniej gwaitowna.
Nadto kontrataki niemieckie ida
jeden "a drugim, ida dniem no
ca - odpierane stale, a ludzi
przytem wytraca sic nieprzyja--
cielowi masy Gale. w okolicy
Fontaine Croisilles ataki owe
byIy szczegolniej gwaltowne /
zaciete: 15O jencow niemieckich
tam wzieto. Pod Loos pomyslny
reid urzadzili Anglicy. Awiaytka
byia wczoraj bardzo czynna -
wiele rejdow puszczono, ostrzeli-
wano pozycye nieprzyjaciela /
punkty poza jego LIMA; W utarcz-
kach hapowietrznych siedm ae-
roplanow niemieckioh zrzucono,
a dziewiec uszkodzonych zmu--
szono do ladowania; angiel-
skich cztery ME powrocily.
Paryz, 20. maja. - Poza walka
dziaiowa ME zmniejszajaca inten-
sywnoSci - walk wrecz byio O.
negdaj mniej nieco, glownie ma
Chemin des Danes nieprzyja-
ciel kontratakowai - ataki je-
go wstrzymano pod Froidmont,
Cerny Braye; pod Rheims
Chevreux odparto slime ataki ME
mieckie, poczem Francuzi kontr-
atakowali, posuneli sic naprzod i
jenca wzieli. Pod Moronvillers :
Cornillet Francuzi liniowym ata-
kiem wzieli kilka okopow niemie-
ckich, oraz pagorki Cornillet,