davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
Brutality of Savaoes
TWO U. S. PR|vATES
KILLED IN ACTION

Washington, Dec. 2J.-First Lieutenant.
James -. Paul, aviation section, sigma,
reserve corps. d.ed Dec % as the result
Of an aIrship accident General Pershing
TO-DAY advised the war department Lieut.,
Paull's father. Joseph PAUL. lives ir
Pittsburg.
The death Of two pr.vates in action and
0, third from wounds received in &C
ton also were reported BY Gen. Pershing
The men were.
Camey 4. Meaders. infantry, Killed Nov
e krupp Ky.
Harry Meyers. infantry, killed Nov IS.
Earl f. Aurand, died Nov. Is from
wounds; harrisburg. Pa
Private Edward G. kostebade. infantry
was killed Dec. % by an explosion. and
Private John Z. White, ammunition train.
died Dec q from gunshot wounds
Lieut.. PAUL. Princeton Man
Pittsburg, Dec 25.-.Joseph r. Paul,
broker. Of this city was officially notified:
tonight by the war department OF tn.
death or his son. First Lieut.. James r..
Paull VINO killed in France
Lieut.. PAUL was 2 years old and
graduate from Princeton. Lieut. PAUL.
comes from a family Of famed fighters
His great-grandfather Gen. Robert Gala
way was noted in Civil War strife. while
his great great grandfather Col. James
PAUL. served with the American forces
during the Revolutiorary War An uncle.
David Cummins was killed serving under
the American flag during the Mexican
war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
HEAVY FIGHTING ON
AGAINST BOLSHEv|kI
THROUGHOUT SIBERIA

FenIn Dec 25-The Trans-Siberian
Railway mas been severed near Irkuts!s
IN eastern Siberia, where the Boishevik
lave destroyed the locomotive sheds and
workshops
fesvy fighting between RolsheviN
:orces ana supporters Of the original rev.
"'a'ionary part} IS occurring in many
Places N Siberia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
GERMANS MOVE
Large Number Troops
to Western Front
SoIsheviki Order Russia Workmen to
Stop Manufacture OF Munitions
New Peace Conference at Petrograd
Is Announced

Petrogral, Monday. Dec. 9i.-Ensisn
my. reported to the Bolsheviki headquar-
,ers SUNDAY that the Germans were trans
ferring troops in very large numbers and
rs quickly as possible 10 the western
front against the Allies and also TO the
southwestern Russian front.
Peace Delegates Informed
Leon Trotzky, the Bolsheviki foreign
minister. has called the attention of the
peace delegates to this tact. A dispatch
from Brest-Litovsk announces the Ger
mans were not ready vet TO reply to the
Russian peace terms and consequently the
meeting of the peace delegates was post
poned until Monday afternoon.
It is reported the refusal Of Germany
TO issue passports TO German Socialists
who desire 10 go TO Stockholm 10 &C
quaint themselves with the Russian revo-
lutionary conditions has produced in Rus
STA an impression which may hamper
peace negotiations.
The Bolsheviki commissioners have is
sued a manifesto TO all Russian working
men declaring that as the armistice will
probably be transformed at an early date
into a general democratic peace TO all the
European peoples, preparation Of military
equipment is a waste Of labor and funds
and that consequently the output must be
stopped Immediately and replaced by the
production of peace supplies, which the
country needs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
MEX|CANS CUT
THROAT OF j. S.
MAIL. CARRIER

FL paso, Texas. Dec Michey
WEIGH, an American, driver of a mail
stage, was hanged and his threat cut
early today by Mexicans who crossed
the line raided the border town Can
delaria ana held up the mail stage.
After killing the driver the raiders
looted the mail sacks. The body Of
Welch was taken to Valentine, Texas,
according to a telegram received here
tonight. Two Mexican passengers in
tho mail stage We're reported to have
been shot
U. S. Troops on Trail
United States cavalry. Texas Rang
ers and United States postoffice in
spectors are on the trail Of the bandits
who are believed TO have doubled back
to Mexico. Cavalry detachments were
dispatched from Valentine, Maria and
other outpost points.
The raiders. believed to be a part Of
Chico Cano's band OF cattle thieves,
crossed the Rio Grande At sunrise near
Candelaria is miles southeast Of VAL
entine. Texas. They raided the store
Of l.. {. Brte. a wealthy merchant
and ranches in the Big Bend district.
taking supplies and driving off valu-
able saddle stock.
The raiders. all mounted, then swept
in a semi-circie northwest from Can
delaria. oVertakinG the automobile
mail train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
Hoover Denies Stocks of
Sugar in America
Are UnmOved
80 CENT PRICE
WITHOUT FIXING
Cause Heavy Movement Of SUI
gar tc Ailies-Says Shortage
Will Continue Next Year
Greed and Gluttony Should
Not Force Allies to Reduce
s>cant Rati0nS

Washington. Dec. ...--F'ooI Admins
traitor Hooyer's statement on the su-
gar situation. which he tried unsuccess-
fully to get before the Senate commit
ice INVESTIGATING the sugar shortage.
was made public tonight by the White
House The statement attributes the
shortage here to the heavy movement
Of sugar from the Western Hemisphere
10 Europe and asserts that withou,
the fixing Of prices by agreement. SUI
gar would have been selling from IS
or 30 cents a pound, and more than
500, ooo, oo} probably would have been
Trofiteercd from the American peop!,,
ny this time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
NATION WIDE
FOOD SURVEY
IS UNDER Way

WASHINGTON. Dee. 25.-I'lans for
making the nationwide war emorgon-
cy food survey are well under way.
the bureau Of markets announced to-
day. schedule. having been mailed to
every food dealer, manufacturer and
holder Of supplies in more than family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
BOlSHEvIK|, |. W. ". AND OTHER AC|TAT0RS IN
WORLD WIDE PLAN OVERTHROW SOCIAL ORDER

Government Agents Find Evidence that Revolu-
tionists and Disseminated in Various Countries
at War with Germany Have Tangible Link
Connection Admitted Following Discovery of
Arms on Bolsheviki Ship Arriving at P a ci fic
Port-Evidence Strong German Money Back
of /. W. W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26

10 spread their doctrine OF direct aC
ton for communal organization.
No objection will he RAISED IN the
government to any agitation when
does not interfere with the progress Of
the war, officials declare.
Officials do not intend to use the war
Nigcncies As an excuse for suppress
ing free speech except insofar as 1t
leads to hamnering the government in
the light against the Central Powers
]. w. w. Strong Menace
Although prosecution of !. W. W.
leaders recently has been vigorous, Of
tciat~ have evidence which they claim
shows that the menace OF this organ
liza ton, appear 10 he supported large
y IN German mOncy' remains strong
Further action against the agitators Is
forecast.
Extreme care is being taken by tins
government to avoid antagon!zlne the
lSolsheviki movement in Russia de-
spite the international limitations it
has caused, American officials do not
care to appear to resist the develop
ncnt OF democratic ideals PrCpara-
tons for dealing with the encroach-
ment Of Bolshevikism on America is
not for political reasons. bur only 20
insure material safety and to promote
Continued on Page 4ECoI. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
ATROCITIES
Against U. S. Soldiers
by the Germans
Lone Sentry Found with Throat Cut
from Ear to Ear-Must Have Been
So Killed After Capture Says Official
Report

with the American Army in France.
Dec. 25.-CBy the Associated Press).-Ger-
man atrocities against American soldiers
are officially reported An American SEN
TT: has been found with his throat cut.
and it is officially declared he must have
been so killed after capture"
Brutality Of Savaees
Information concerning German savag.
cry has reached the troops in one OF 4
series Of bulletins read to them by the
Continued on Page 4-CoI 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
WAR CHRISTMAS
Revolution Plot Against King Ferdi-
nand in Rumania-Boishevik Claim
to Have Defeated 5000 korniloff
Troops Near BieIsorod

Americas first war Christmas in
many years finds the sons of tie Unit
ed States training in camps here and
in France and guarding the ocean
lanes from submarines. Today also is
The fourth war Christmas for the lead
ing belligerents of Europe, and for the
first time n hundreds of years Beth
lehem and Jerusalem. where occurred
the most important events in tho life
of Him whose natal day il is, are i'll
the hands Of Christians.
Revolutionary Plot in Rumania
Tie political situation in Rumania
is said 10 he disturbed and the Boil
sheriki authorities in PetroErad have
received reports If a revolutionary
plot against King Ferdinand.
In the territory south Of Moscow the
Rolsheviki claim To have defeated 6oon
knrniloff troops near Bicl2orod. The
Bolshevik:- also are said To have be-
gun an attack o7 I<haIkOV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26

pagu, fo- while severe cold and heavy
s. ows would hold the enemy in their grip,
the present mild and almost snowless sea-
son permits operations to proceed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
Germans May Renew
Effort to Break Through
At This Point
WEATHER AIDS -,
HUNS IN ITALY
Civil War Spreads in Russia
Peace Negotiations DO Not
Progress Observation-Disclosures
hi Angry Because German So
cialistS Forbidden to Go to
Stockholm

Increased cannonading in the re
sion OF NevduA, especially around
Douaumout the Chaume wood and the
CARRIERS wood. which YEAR ago we're
the scenes OF some of the fercest en-
counters in the war. indicates appar-
entity the intention of the Germans to
keep the French forces in this sector
well occupied or might even mean u
renewed effort Ia break through at this
point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
OUTSIDE INCREASE
Same as Rejected by
Them Boston Tele-
phone Union Claims

Boston. Dec. 25.-An advance in
wages of approximately 10 per cent FOR
the 5000 op ~ators Of tile New England
Telephone and Telegraph Co, outside
the Boston district Went into effect last
Saturday, it was learned at the Offices
Of the company here tonight The
Boston situation. it was stated, was
still under discussion.
Same as Rejected
According TO leaders Of the Boston
Telephone Operators Union, the in
crease to outside exchanges is the
same as the one rejected recently by
the union in this city. The union VIII
vote tomorrow on the question OF
strike to enforce their demands Tor a
greater advance than the company o.
fered and for changes in working con-
ditions.
New Schedule at Manchester
Manchester. \. H.. Dec. PA new
schedule Of wages for the telephone
GENERATORS of the New England Tele-
nhone and Telegraph Co, went into
effect Saturday, whereby the opera
tors here were given an approximate
10 per cent increase.
1t is understood that this raise Is
now in operation throughout the sys-
tenn. About Sc employees OF the local
office are affected by the change, NO
special amount was paid 20 each as
fine wages are paid on sliding scale
b,s;s according to the length of time
employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
British hirr1en Active

\ British air squadron has success
fully bombed the city of Mannheim.
the great Rhine commercial center.
and one of the most important bases
for the reviCtualling Of the Germans
on the western front.
In Italy the battle is still raging m
the PiaNe front The Italians an
nounre that they lave recapturcd, de-
spite stubborn resistance. the posi-
tons they had lost the previous daE
on the .\sidgo plateau. Berlin reports.
however. tend to minimize the setback
and lay stress on the repulse of Ital-
ian counter attacks against the posi-
lions newly Won by the Germans and
thrust at Monte pertica. The Ger
mans report the capture of 1900 Ital-
ians in engagements around Col Del
RosSo.
True to their tactics, the Austrn-
Continued on Page 3-Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
THE WEATHER
FAIR-COlOER

Forecast: Fair and colder Wednes-
day. Thursday fair. continued cola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

pod Malancourt pod Nr. 344. w
Szampanii pod Butte du Mesnil
Francuzi urzadzili re id na okopy
nicmicckie sprowadzili jcicow
pod Chaume i w laskach okolicz.
nych wciqz walk sic toczq. Arty-
lerya dziala dose intensywnie ma
calym troncie.
Londyn, 20. listopada. - w o,
kolicy Passchendaele wojska an
gielskie kilku dobrymi atakami
wzmocnily swe pozycye, oraz od-
par atak nieprzyjacielski W leslie
Polygon; pod Poehlcapelle Mem
cy proboWali ataku, lecz zoStali
odparci ogniem mitraliez angiel-
skich. Mad Ypres wciqz dziala
SraJQ Ze StrOn Obu. Pod GOuZeau-
court byf potezny reid niemiecki,
odparto go; pod Armentieres by
la potyczka. ujeto kilku Niemcow.
Wszystkie dzialania nieprzyjacie-
la we Flandryi skupiajq sic dokolq
Passchendaele, kt6re trzymaja
Anglicy kt6rego szachuja Rou-
lers, najblizsza potezna baze ope-
racyjna niemiecka: dlatego Mem
cy chcq odebrac Passchendaele,
lecz jak dotad ME wiedzie i'm sic
Z tenn zgo}a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

sta}o po stronie wojsk nicmicc-
kich - zdobyto pozycye wloskie
i wzieto 100 Wlochow do ME
woli. Mad Piave rzckq artylcryj-
skic dzialania
Londyn, 20. listopada. - Me
ulega zadnej watpliwoSci, IL
Wlosi wstrzymali ma dobre ped
napor ofensywy niemiecko-au-
stryackiej mad sredni2 i dolnq
Piave, a nawet wyparli prevail
ma iloSc oddzialow, ktGre rzeke
przekroczyly, oraz zaczeli sami
kontrofensywe W Alpach ma linii
trydenckiej, a chot w g6rach
wzieli Niemcy Quero miasteczko
i pozycye g6r Tomba Cornelle,
lecz spodziewac sic nalezy, IL Z
tym lokalnym sukcesem nieprzy-
iaciela - WIosi wnet sobie row.
n:ez dadzq rady. Me ulega wQtpli-
woSci, re Centralni teraz usiiujq
ia polnocny odcinek linii zwalic
glowna sile naporu swego, lecz Z
ia ewentualnoScia hczy sic gene
raj Diaz, wodz naczelny wloski i
czyni odpowiednie przygotowa-
ria. Z obu stron skupiono na A
siago wielkie masy rezerw j wal
XII juz tam sic tocza zaciek4e.
Gdzie sic znajduja alianckic posi}-
Xxi, ME wiadomo: podobno nicma
ich nj mad Piavc, nj w Alpach !;
prawdopodobnie wojska tc orga-
n;zuja sic poza gl6wna liniQ wlo-
ska do stanowczego wystapicnia.
Jehcy austryaccy to przewaznie
Polacy, ktorzy dotad walczyli W
Galicyi, ! wog6le przeciw Rosyi,
a obecnie zupeinie prawic stam-
tad zabrano zolnierzy austryac-
kich, poniewaz re strony Rosyi
zadne niebezpieczehstwo nic gro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
PIAVE - LIMA TRZYMA!

PIAVE - LIMA TRZYMA!
Rzyn, 20. listopada. - LIMA
Piave trivia silna i nienaruszona-
ponino wysilkow niemiecko-au-
stryackich, by ia przeiamac; ma
po1noc w Alpach walki tocza sic
krwawe: wojska wfoskie wszcze-
ly kontrofensywe w Alpach, w O.
kolicy Asiagp, gdzie nieprzyJaciel
znaczne skupii wojsk masy, ata-
kujac raz poraz gorskie pozycye
w1oskie: tam to w okolicy Tonde-
lacar Wiosi rozpoczeli kontrofen-
sywe odebrali szereg utraconych
pozycyi, biorac ma mich przeszio
200 jencow z szeSciu oficerami.
Ma Astico rowniez walki dziafowe
toczq sic; ma poludnie cd Quero
nieprzyjaciel atakujc dnicm noca
= bez rezultatu zadnego. Awiaty-
ka wIoska Swietnie wspiera akcye
wojsk liniowych, bombardujqc
pozycyc, baterye punkty stratc-
gicznc poza liniami nieprzyjaciel-
skiemi.
Berlin-Wieden, 90. listopada.-
RAPPORT austryacki przyznaje, Il
skutkiem silnej koncentracyi
woisk wioskich mad Piave cofnie-
to mad dolnego rzeki oddziaiy
pewne wojsk opuszczono pozy-
eye dni poprzednich zdobyte. Me
miecki rapport dodaje, re ma Asia
go nieprzyjaciel ataki slime ale bez
skuteczne prowadzi, a w dolinach
g6rnej Brenty gornej Piave
Niemcy poczynili dobre w dniach
ostatnich postepy. W4osi bronia
sic bardzo zaciecie i walcza dziel-
ME; pod Quero cora Cornelle
walki byly bardzo krwawe; row
niez pod Tomba; zwyciestwo 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
REWIZYA w HOBOKEN.
Nowy York, 20. listopada.

NOWy 1Olh, Ho' AoI0'oS1'
w przeciqgu II godzin po ogio-
szeniu proklamacyi Prezydenta,
rozporzadzajqcej, by cudzozicm--
cy nieprzyjacielscy ME znajdowali
sic W obrebie 100 jardow Cd do
kow, przystani i brzeg6w, zoinie-
RE Stanow Zjednoczonych, zu-
pefnie uzbrojcni, wczoraj wieczo-
rem rewidowali River Street W
Hoboken, tam, gdzie utica ia ciag-
nie sic wzdiuz dokow armii /
przytrzymali przeszlo 200 osob
podejrzanych to, re sa ,,cudzo-
ziemcami nieprzyjacielSkimi." XII
ku uwolniono, ale wiekszosc ich
zabrano natychmiast w lodziach
40 Ellis Island. Odbylo sic to
wszystko cicho, spokojnie, a sku-
tccznie. Policya W Hoboken do
wiedziala sic o tenn wszystkiem
dopiero pozniej, gdy znajoml
krewni wywiezionych zglaszali
sic, ably sic dowiedziet, co mimi
sic stalo. Najwiecej os6b zatrzy-
mano w wyszynkach i pytano sic,
czy sa obywatelami; kto ME mogl
dac zadawalniajacej odpowiedzi,
te9o przvtrZymano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20

Dodae jeszcze nalezy, Il przec
Swa NOVA wiasciwa premier
wspomniaf nader serdecznie gene
ra{a Maude, wodza w Mezopota-
mil walczacych wojsk ankielskich
ktory znaczne oddaf ma owym tea
trze wojny usfugi, lecz zachoro-
wal skutkiem wysiikow i niewy-
god owej Rampant zmari wczo-
raj wSrod swej armii mezopotan-
skiej, w Bagdadzie. Maude byi u
wazany "a jednego najlepszych
oficerow angielskich i odznaczyf
sic w kilku wojnach i expedy-
cyach dawniejszych; kto zostanie
naznaczor1y jego nastepca - ma
razie ME wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
ZACHODNI FRONT.
Berlin, 20. listopada.

Berlin, 20. listopada. - Pc
wielkiej silnej kanonadzie we
Flandryi, glownie w okolicy Ba,
celaere, ME bylo zadnych waz-
niejszych wyPadk6w ma ca}ym
zachodnim froncie; pod Chaume
w odcinku verdunskim odpartc
wycieczke francuska.
- Ma cafym wschodnim froncie
niema zadnych wazniejszych ope-
racyi wojennych.
Paryz, 20. listopada. - Mad
Moza walk dziaiowe nieustanne
w ,lasku Chaume pod Mr.. 34.,
toczyly sic walki dose ozywione
atak nieprzyjacielski odparto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
o WALCE z NURAMI.

Washington, 20. listopada. -
Department marynarki wyraza
zadowolcnie &c sytuacyi W wojnie
L submarynami. Nadesziy tu de-
pcszc o oswiadczcniu prcmiera
angiclskiego Lloyd George a, IL
znikaja wszclkie obawy pred
submarynami. Department ma
rynarki niezupefnic podziela op-
tymistyczne to zapatrywanie, ale
przyznaje, re nowe metody zasto-
sowane, odskona}e daj2 rezultaty.
w przeciagu dwu ostatnich
miesiecy zniszczono wiecej ,nu-
row, anizeli W przeciagu ca}ego
poprzedniego roku. w jaki spo-
sob to sic dzieje ma czem polega-
ja te MOVIE metody, tego sic ME
glosi, ale W nieurzedowych ko-
ZACH sadza, re zwiekszenie liczby
scigaczy udoskonalone metody
odkrywania obecnosci nurow W
glebiach morskich, sa g}ownym
powodem.
Wiadomosc o zatopieniu :. az
pieciu submaryn w jednym dniu
byla r6wnie niespodziewana jak
budzaca najlepsze ma przysziosd
nadzieie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
Piec Nur6W
ZatOpiOnych.
zPar|amentu Angie|SkiegO
InterpeIaCye Lloyd Georgia.
WEOSi WKOntrotenSywie
LiniaP lave trzymal
Walki we Flandryi.
Co sic dzieie w ROsy1?
Walki we Flandryi.
CO sic dzieje W Rosyi?
INNE TELEGRAMY,
Rodin, D'Annunzio....

George ME cofnai ami jednego
swego powiedzenia, mowit smiaio
energicznie, stanowczo, tonem
czasem zbyt ostrym wyzywaja-
Gym, zbif zarzuty wszystkie, O.
Swiadczyi sic "a traktowanlem
sprawy jasnem, otwartem a
skonczyi apelem ponownym o je-
dnoSc akcyi, jake jedyny warunek
zwyciestwa. Gdy dziaiac bedzie-
NV razem - mowil - niema O.
baw rezultat wojny. Me chce
jednak ukrywac niczego,nie chce
oslaniac pred narodem krakow,
ktore kontynuowac by1oby zbro-
dnia Dwie tylko rzeczy mogfyby
mas pokonac: Blokada Nurow l
Brak JednoSci! Pierwsza groza
usunieta niepowrotnie, a co do
iednoSci - Rad jego popieraf
tedzie wszelkie do niej dazenia |!
w interesie Aliantow ley, by
nieprzyjaciela wspolnego zwal--
czac wspolnie, by go ze wszyst-
kich stron naraz nacisnac: to ma
pe{nic zadanie - taxa ma akcya
kierowac wsp6lna Rada Wojenna.
Me nalezy tolerowac przytem lu-
dzi robot zmierzajacych do Wi
chrzenia wsrod Aliantow, do sia-
MIA niecheci wzajemnych zaz-
drosci, szczegolniej zalezy pre-
mierowi ma utrzymaniu jak najle-
pszych stosunkow z Francya, kto-
re- W wojnie tel najciezsze ponosi
ofiary, a zada tylko, by mad niej
by1a zdjeta groza militaryzmu
pruskiego, ktory zawisi przez pol
wieku opancerzona piescia mad
wschodniemi prowincyami Fran
cyl. Militaryzm ten musi bye po-
skromiony, a dokona sic tego tyl-
ko jednoscia, tylko skoordynowa-
na doskonale akcya wojenna, a to
wiasnie sprawl, mad tenn czuwac
bedzie miala Rada Wojenna Koa-
licyi, ostatnio stworzona. Pre-
mier przemawia} przesz}o godzi-
ne; sfuchano go zapartyni od-
dechami, Izba Gmin zape&niona
byia do ostatniego miejsca; mini
steryum by1o W komplecie; wielu
Amerykan6w znjdowaio sic wsrod
publicznosci ma galeryach. Pre-
miera oklaskiwano zrazu umiar-
kowanie, p6zniej coraz gorecej, a
wreszcie entuzyazm zapanowa1 W
Izbie charakterystyczniejsze po-
wiedzenia okIaskiwano bez konca
a okrzykom ME byio kresu, tax re
ca{e chwile musiaf Lloyd-George
czekae ma uciszenie sic obecnych.
Opozycya ME probowasa nowych
atakow: Lloyd-George odnios}
zwyciestwo na cafej linii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
WALK w AZYI.
Londyn, 20. listopada. - Ra

Londyn, 20. listopada. - Ra,
port turecki, nadeslany tu praso-
wo przeczy wszelkim sukcesom
broni angielskiej; utrzymuje, IL
zwyciestwo angielskie pod Tekrit
W Mezopotamii jest zmySlone, re
tam Turcy ME walczyli prawie
wcale, a Anglic1 cofneli sic ku Sa
MARIE, ME spotkawszy sic glow
nemi wojskami tureckiemi; podo-
bniez w Palestynie cofnieto sic ,
linii Gaza-Berszeba podlug planu
Z CORY przygotowanego - bez
walki. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-20
DZIEN w PARLAMENCIE
ANGLII.
NUROW GROZA ZAZE-
GNANA.

Londyn, 20. listopada. -. Pre-
mier Lloyd-George przemawiaf
wczoraj w parlamencie angiel-
skim. w Izbie Gmin, odpowiada-
lac ma przerozne interpelacye
miedzy innemi oSwiadczyl on, IL
stanowczo moze poinformowac
parlament, re groza z blokad nu-
row niemieckich p{ynaca stanow-
GO jest zazegnana, IL akcya nu-
row nieprzyjacielskich tax dobrze
lest zlokaGzowana, ze nury owe
przestaja bye straszne dla mary
narki alianckiej; dla przykfadu
wspominal premier niskie wykazy
szkodnictwa nurow W ciagu O.
statnich paru tygodni i dodaf, Il
W miniona sobote az pieG nurow
niemieckich zniszczono; w ciagu
ostatnich dwu miesiecy wytepio-
no wiecej nurow niz w cafym po-
przednim roku. Premier szczego-
low zadnych ME poda&, lecz zazna
czy4, IL zniesienie grozy nurow
Jest nova gwarsncya zwyciestwa
ostatecznego, ktore jest pewne,
jesli tylko Alianci zdobeda sic ma
silna sprawna akcye jednolita -
ia Jest niezbednie potrzebna.
INTERPELACYE.
Powyzszy punkt koncowy e
nuncyacyi Lloyd-George'a stano-
viii przejscie do interpelacyi, na
wczoraj zapowiedzianych - W
sprawie wynurzen Lloyd-Geor-
ge'a ma pierwszej sesyi Rady Wo'
iennej Aliantow w Paryzu, gdzie
to Lloyd-George powiedziai, Il
wszystkie b3edy Aliantow wyni'
kaia braku jednoSci wsr6d mich
idodai, re jeSli ten brak ME costa
ME usuniety, to on ME przyjmie
odpowiedzialnoSci "a dalsze pro-
wadzenie i rezultat wojny. To -
lax donoszono - wywo{a&o ostra
krytyke W Anglii: opozycye pro-
wadzi{ W parlamencie dawnlelszy
premier Asquith, a odpowiedzl
Lloyd Georgia ma stawiane mt
pytania byiy wielkim dian pohty'
cznym tryurnfem i ten dzieh' q
kt6rym przypuszczano, IL bedzie
moze koncem rzadow Lloyd
Georgia - sta{ sic umocnieniem
lego ma stanowisku wzmozeniem
iego wpiywow i znaczenia. Lloyd.