davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
r COST or PUBLISHING
y "A COUNTRY PAPER

to the cost Of pub
I,ing a country newspaper, which is
L,,t double what il was two years
4 tbe Armstrong, Mo-, Herald edi-
Eally says;
',Tbc subscription price of the Her.
J i the same to every subscriber
Ia per year. That is as low a
r. as we can charge and make ex-
ksos with the paper in this town.
4 notice that the publishers up in
are contemplating advancing the
.bscription price to So per year.
II Herald will not raise its price to
M matter what comes, but after
linz out the $1.5O rate, If we find
N the paper will not pay its way
will simply shut up shop until the
l. IS over and conditions are back
normal again"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
LITTLE GIRL, 2. DIES

Amy Seiger, years old, died We'd
nesday morning at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sci
ger, 10 miles northeast of Mexico.
The funeral services will be held on
Thursday and burial will be in the
cemetery at Rock Hill Church. Be-
sides the parents, three brothers and
a sister are left to mourn her untime-
ly death. The Ledger extends SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

DR.. R. b. Keeton, formerly of
Mexico, late in the drug business in
Deslodge, Mo-, has moved to st.
Joseph, Mo-, where he will practice
medicine in the future. DR.. Kee-
toms many friends in Mexico wish
him much prosperity in his new
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
A SAN FRANCISCO Judge,

A SAN FRANCISCO Judge, in
stead of filming those before him
charged with speeding, sentenced
them to file through morgue hard
by where lay the bodies of two little
children, crushed by an automobile.
eve have learned our lesson," they
said. Perhaps; but is there no way
less ghastly?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Lieut.. sannebeck to Fort Riley

Although it has been reported that
the training of men in the Quarter
masters Department of the Army
will be at Jacksonville, Florida, Lieut..
M. J. Sannebeck, who is in that de-
partment, has never received any
word to report there. He went to
Camp Funston, at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, Tuesday afternoon, and may be
sent to Jacksonville from there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Red Cross to Trade Out the Motor
Manufacturers Gift

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. - Hen
rv Ford Saturday presented the
American Red Cross with half mil
lion dollars credit at his Deroit fac
torv for which it can get motor cars,
ambulances and parts, the Red Cross
War Council announced today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

COUNTY COURT LETS
ll BRIDGE CONTRACTS


Contracts for $4,000 worth of
bridges to be ERECTED in Audrain
county were let by the County Court
Tuesday. Eleven bridges will be
built-two with so #. span, with
40 IT. span, one 80 #. span, two 20 #.
span, two 16 #. span and one ID IT..
span.
The court ordered the County
Clerk to make requisition on the
State Auditor for the $11,745. 80
school money due the county. OF
the total amount, $3.50, goes on the
teachers quota, and $3,372 .38 goes
on the attendance quota. There are
32 schools in the county with less
than Is pupils, according to the rec
ords, lit whose teacher gets less
than $1,000 year salary, and z who
pay more than $1,000. The Laddonia
High School gets S529.O1 aid and
the following districts get aid:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Stalcup and
two children accompanied by Mrs.
E. A. Lawrence, Mrs. Stalcup's
mother, motored today to Mr.. Stall
cups home in Sikeston, Mo-, going
by way of St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Deaf HIS

Silvia Airline Mitchell, Is months
Il daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
ktcbell, of Benton City, died Thurs
=. Il night. The funeral was held
4 the Christian Church at Benton
stv Saturday morning, and burial
II in the Cemetery there. The
sdger joins friends in extending
snpathv to the bereaved young
Arents.
Tbe funeral of Silvia airline Mitch
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
land Mitchell, of Benton City, was
&ld at their home Saturday morning.
b.. Cameron of Centralia, conducted
II services, and eleven little girls
HE'D as pall-bearers and flower girls.
New were frankie Northcutt, Pearl
sorton, Eula Kellerhalls, Edith Leir-
Simer, Leota Hutchins, Irma HOff-
Evelean Durkworth, Bernice jung
Huth, Hermena Jungbluth, Lille Har-
b, Ruth HoffeSs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Miss Mabel, daughter of DR.. W.
H. Hickman, of Mexico, has been en-
ployed to teach in the Harrison school
ten months term-at ST. Louis.
She had been employed to teach the
Clifton Hill School, but resigned.
Miss Bessie Hickman will teach in
the Auxvasse school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Roosevelt to Missouri

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. a. -
Theodore Roosevelt will become
member of the staff of the Kansas
Citv Star October 1, according to a
statement printed in that paper yes
terday. Hereafter he will contribute
regularly by wire his comments on
current events.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Winter Shoes

We have a good supply of Mems
nd Boys (Hamilton-Brown make)
'hoes at prices that are right. -
oHNS0N'S VARIETY STORE.
2t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Chas. +. Dahns, Of Martinsburg,
years old, died Thursday at the
Iexico Hospital. Mr.. Dahns had been
ck long time and had been a
ptent at the hospital for several
Iccks. Complication Of diseases Is
ven as the cause of his death. The
lmains will be sent to Martinsburg
h burial. He is survived by a wife
|td son, to whom the Ledger extends
b. deepest sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Autos for Sale

-Four cars, good condition, two
'ords, two 0verlands; almost like
Few; cheap. Come at once. John
'iewer. Phone 465. DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
Granted Marriage License

Licenses to marry were issued on
Tuesday to Herald G. Barnes and Her.
mel Lawler, both Of Sturgeon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
WAYNE AND PECK IN FINE.
.HUMOR,LEFTW WEDNESDAY

Two young men, as fine specimens
of American manhood as could be
found anywhere, were waiting for
the Audrain County Exemption Board
when the members arrived at head
quarters Tuesday afternoon. They
were Howard Clanton Wayne and Fred
Frank Peck, and they had come there
because Monday they each received
a little pink post card notifying them
they were in the service of the United
States Government, and were to re-
port for military service Tuesday,
September 4, at 1 p. m.
The boys were in the best of spir-
its and were anxious to start for
training camp at Fort Riley. The
only thing that worried either was the
fact that Wayne was little afraid he
would be too light to pass the exam
ination given by the army surgeons.
Each had been given little comfort
bags by the W. c. T. U. ladies and
they are very proud of them. Trans
portation has been arranged, they
had been given meal tickets for use
en- route to camp, and Wednesday
morning at 1:46 while Mexico and
Audrain County slept, the first two
men to represent this county in the
new select army left for the train
ing camp.
Being forced to devote all their time
on reports from some counties who
are slow in certifying names to them,
the District Board at Canton has not
made any reports to the local board
for more than week. Some coun-
ties in the State have not certified
enough men to the District Boards to
get their first contingent, it is said.
Following is summary Of the re-
suits Of the third call for examination
for service in the new army, put out
by the local Exemption Board. A
few claims for exemption have not
been passed upon yet, because the nee
essary affidavits have not been filed.
Passed Physically
(Did Not Claim ExemptiOn)
681-0rville johnson, Columbia
1121-Edw Whitehouse, Laddonia
113-John VIM Palmer, Mexico
165S-Henry VIM Jackson, Mexico
1472-John Boyd, Vandalia
725-Jas Cecil Weidler, Mexico
1521-Carroll Lee Slack, Vandalia
155O-Carl Cooper, Mexico
1254-Clarence W Baker, Thompson
169-Edwin W Settle, Laddonia
9S9-Elmer S Gates, Mexico
13O4-Jas w Farrow, Martinsburg
862-Simon G Booker, Sturgeon
284-John H Kemna, Farber
9S0-Humphrey R Craddock, Mex
, 1602-Frank A Blank, Mexico
, 560-John Henry Fairchild, Benton C
1379-Harry E Gardner, Vandalia
1189-Clarence E Nichols, Molino
750-Cass R Jones, Jr, Centralia
144S-Byram R Shannon, Vandalia
1654-Oscar L Townsley, Mexico
150-Warner Grant, Mexico
1547-Harold Holt, Mexico
u5-John Bryan Marshall, Mexico
S32-Wm D Ingrum, Centralia
1180-Anthony Becker, Martinsburg
2O6-Scott Hutchen, Molino
965-Rollie V Duty, Mexico
624--Alsin G Burton, Centralia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Mrs. j. T. Bunton returned Mon
day night from Keytesville, Mo-.
where she had been called because Of
the illness Of her brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

0. NJ. Dunn, of this city, has OPEN
ed coal mine half mile east Of this
city. The vein is a thirty-inch one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

The damage suit of Harrison Field
ct al VS.. C. B. & Q. was settled
by consent of both parties, $500 DAM
ages being granted plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

The court ordered that the assess
ment Of the Elks Lodge for the year
1918 be remitted. This was the first
year after the lodge bought the lot
and the assessment was unintention-
ally made.
Permission was granted the A. P.
Green Fire Brick Co. to build a
switch across a road to their new
plant in the west end Of town.
The court appointed G.. F. Dowell
and C. L. Matteson deputy consta-
bles in Cuivre township.
The appointment of J. At Brown
as Probation Officer was approved by
the court, and his salary was fixed at
S35 a month. Judge E. S. CAN'T
made the appointment.
Court adjourned Tuesday afternoon.
The following warrants were al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
96-Robt W Smith, Mexico
1098-Geo w Ramey, Laddonia

Examined by Other Boards)
1633-Wm X Glendye, Mexico
5S-Robt A Crews, Mexico
S96-J Peter S Joansson, Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Mrs. Ernest Garrett and daughter,
Mrs. George Wiggs, Of Marshall
town, Iowa, are visiting Miss Minnie
Judt. of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Mrs. Joseph Massey, sister-in-law
h Reed Massey, of this city, died
klnday in Kansas City. She former
resided in this city. The Ledger
tends sympathy to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

D. 5, Mcintyre, a st. Louis attor-
leS is in Mexico attending Circuit
'Ourt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

(Claim for Exemption Denied)
1571-Thurston White, Mexico
807-Jason c Flynt, Centralia
267-Wm Shotwell, Farber
1107-Maurice V Smith, Laddonia
185-Edwin H Vedder, Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Miss Pauline Powell has returned
from a visit with friends in Perry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Miss Linnie Allison, of st. Louis,
is in Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

]. Kelly Wright, of Columbia,
state institute lecturer, was in Mex
leo Monday. ~%a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
exemption Claims Not Passed Upon)

exemption Claims Not Passed Upon)
147S-Thos Chas Rodgers, Vandalia
155-Roy F Marshall, Mexico
133-Grimsley Bell, Mexico
1908 ] R Whitley Johnson, Mexico
410-Elmer G Wooten, Mexico
1320-Paul VIM Risk, Martinsburg
1489--Roy Adrain Tanner, Vandalia
430-Raymond Robinson, Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

Thought in Service)
45O-Clarence H Powell, Mexico
1O75-Hugh J Williams, Benton c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
(Claim for Exemption AlIowed)

(CIaim for Exemption Allowed)
713-Wm M Walker, Mexico
139O-Lynn Tight, Vandalia
1034-Jas F Dermody, Mexico
257-Jas S Dulany, Clark
2S5-Wm Teague-Farber
3O9-Harry E Cassidy, Laddonia
229-Jos C Proctor, Clark
1OO4-Curtis FAINT, Mexico
SOS-Thos M Broaddus, Thompson
1604-Francis J Swanton, Mexico
567-.William Harper, Rush Hill
121S-Wm E Dickey, Thompson
1232-Tom L Haislip, Thompson
127O-John VIM Force, Martinsburg
14O6-Chas H Clithero, Vandalia
139S-Raymond D Motley, Vandalia
146-Herbert G Collins, Mexico
S43-Clarence M Mckenzie, Thomp
1376-Thos J Goran, Vandalia
299-Noah F Griffith, Farber
400-Ottie E Wright, Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
ar6ain in Reading
Matter

Mexico Weekly Ledger and the
.ssouri Ruralist or the Mexico
CorIv Ledger and the Kansas City
LoIly Star to new subscribers only,
4 year cash in advance, SIPS.
Tho weekly Ledger 81 Per Year
y NJ. WHITE & SON, LEDGER,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06

IT will pay you to buy some fer
-. and put in a big wheat crop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
physically DisuuaIified)

"
935-Frederick J Ruse, Mexico
115O--Stanley M Hager, Laddonia
156-Lora Alvin Shock, Mexico
7SO-Jesse S Campbell, Centralia
11S3-Chas Freyer, Laddonia
421--Robt L Howeston, Mexico
436-Arlie Fred, Mexico
996-Wm F Murphy, Mexico
1638-Fred A Doss, Mexico
1109-Richard R Robinson, Laddonia
S67-Jno F Smith, Sturgeon
265-Ola S Doyle, Farber
1313-Frank Jos Bertels, Martins
1119-Albert L Kennen, Laddonia
1O51-Alvin Lee Kelly Benton City
563-Chas L Brenton, Benton C
211-Robert 7 F Layman, Laddoni
1435-Isaac J Callen, Vandalia
1163-Francis N James, Laddonia
105O-0liver P Byars, Benton c
19-John N Belot, Middletown
4-Clarence Mabry, Vandalia
22S-Joe Lee Beagles, Laddonia
136-Wm E Foster, Mexico
S72-Levi H Roberts, Sturgeon
32S-Jos E Armistead, Mexico
1519-Vernie Baker, Vandalia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-06
FORD GIVES HALF A MILLION

WIS oaTHH . I'I0O1rO"'' =,
in-law, ind. -. ..... .i.''''' 1f'o'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19
SEKRETARZ PIRACY PRE-.
MAWIA

St. Paul, Mimi, 1C grudnla. -
Wczoraj wieczorem, odby}o sic
tn zgromadzenie masowe, ma kto-
rem Z gl6wna NOVA wystapii Sc
krctarz piracy Wilson, bawiacy
tu jake przewodniczacy komisyi
rozjemczej, kt6ra ma za}atwit ME
porozumienia powstalc pomiedzy
straj ajkujacym personalem tram
wajowym a stanowa komisya bez
rieczenstwa. Nova jego pre-
znaczonq by}a dla ko} przemysio-
wych, talk pracodawc6w jak i ro-
botnikow w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, kt6re sekretarz staral. sic
nakianiac do dalszego organizo-
wanna sic, przez to do wytwo-
rzenia najzupe}niejszego porozu-
mienia pomiedzy przemys1owca
mi a robotnikami celen harmo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19

Rumunii - ogiasza niepodleglosc
cd wladz rosyjskich...
- w Piotrogrodzie przebywa
yiclu i przybywa ich coraz WIG
cej - jehcow wojennych nienlie-
ckich, kt0rym wiadzc pozwalaja
odwiedzac ia zblizajace sic Swie-
ia stolice rosyjska ostatnio jency
ci mieli odbyc wielkie zebranie W
Piotrogrodzie i'obrali sobie "a
rad, utworzyli organizacye dla
cbrony wlasnych spraw i intere-
sow. Naplywaja juz rzekq wez-
brana towary przer6zne Me
mice do Rosyi: kazdy prowadzi
handel za1nienny - przedewszy-
stkiem zolnierze ma liniach bojo-
wych dawnych - daja niemiec-
kim zolnierzom owoce, jarzyny,
zywnoSc, tfuszcz, otrzymuJa cd
Niemcow wyroby drobnego prze-
nlyslu najrozmaitsze: kazdy z
n;emieckich zolnierzy stai sic Cd
razu agentem handlowym nie-
mieckiego przemyslu.
- Ntemiecki minister spraw
zagranicznych DIR. kuehlmann j
austryacki minister spraw zagra-
n;cznych, hr. Czernin przybyli
dis do Brzescia Litewskiego -
cclem rozpoczec;a ukiad6w ro-
syjskimi parlamentarzami W spra
vie pokoju.
- Minister rosyjskich spraw
zagranicznych ,,bolszewik' Tro-
ckij powiadomif ambasady kra-
jow alianckich, re pertraktacye
pokojowe sic rozpoczynaja "a.
.prasza sic ma ME pahstwa koali~
cyl, by modz pok6j ten uczynic
powszechnym; W kazdym razie
prosi sic wyrazenie opinii, czy
kraje alianckie pragna w ukia-
dach tych wziac udziaI, czy ME.
Podobno oficyalnych W tel 'mie-
TIE komunikat6w anbasady jesz-
cze nie dostaiy, tylko Pisna "a
.proszenie owo oglaszais...
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ORYGINALNE POLOZENIE.
Michigan City, Ind. 19, grud

Michigan City, Ind. 1e, grud-
MIA. - Szczeg6lna sytuacya wy,
tworzyia sic W tenn miescie licza
Gem $4,000 mieszkailcow, gdy sic
okazalo, re obrany w rbieglym
miesiacu burrnistrz Frederick
Charles Miller, a nadto dwaj al
dcrmani, dwaj policyanci miejscy
i jeden policyant specyalny, So
,,cudzoziemcami nieprzyjaciel-,
skimi." Dowiedziano sic tenn
gdy marszalek Stanow Zjedno,
czonych Mark Storen w Indiana
polls udzielil zezwoleh odnosza-
cych sic do pobytu ,cudzoziem
COW nieprzyjacielskich' W zabro-
n;onej strefie wymienionemu bur
mistrzowi elektowi, aldermano-
wi 4 wardy Joseph Bates, sier-
zantowi policyi Charles L. Glaf-
cke, policyantowi Schulz i Hirsch
manowi, kapitanowi specyalnej
poIicyi. Gale prawie miasto Mi
ctigan City nalezy do ,,strefy "a
b-onionej'. Juz W czasie kampa,
nil zarzucili przeciwnicy Millera,
kandydata ma burmistrza, ze ME
jest obywatelem Stanow Zjedno-
czonych; on natomiast swemu
rywalowi Taylorowi zarzucal, re
byi synem Anglika, chociaz ten
mial papiery obywatelskie. Miller
ME mogl sic wykazac istotnie pa
p;erami obywatelskimi: urodzony
w Mecklenburg - Schwerin w
Niemczech 1866 roku, przyby} z
rodzicami do Ameryki liczac lat
5 i utrzymuje, re jego ojciec ma
trralizowal sic. w papierach ia
milijnych znalazi pierwsze papie-
ry oica, ale ME znaiaz} drugich,
cllociaz podobno jest pewny, re
oiciec mia} takze drugie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19

wicie o uwolnienie ich; podobno
zapytywano rodzine cX-carsha,
jake So je zyczenia wtej mierze
i miano otrzymac wyrazenie wolf,
IL wszyscy Romanowowie maja
zamiar wyjechac "a granice,.. Po-
dobno zgodzono sic juz ma to w
zasadzie, tylko Konstytuanta
ma aprobowat to postanowienie.
- Kerenskij - ME zrezygno-
wal, ME spoczywa: sa doniesienia
IL zdolai on skupic koio sicbie
kilka tysiecy oddanych zwolenni-
kGw, zoInierzy pojawi} sic nj
mi w okolicach Piotrogrodu !;
,,bolszewicy'' wyslali wojska
2tzeciw MENU. w poludniowej
Kosyi trivia jeszcze ruchawka ko-
zacka generai6w Kornilowa i
Kaledinesa, lecz zaprzeczyc ME
podobna, il ,,bolszewicy" coraz
silniej opanowuja sytuacye.
- Inc So doniesienia, re jed
max ,,bolszewicy" w, kraju zadne-
60 znaczenia i powagi ME maja-
zreszta teraz W Rosyi powagi
Mkt niema posluchu; w samym
garnizonie piotrogrodzkim ME-
subordynacya panuje powszech--
ia; 26 prowincyi rosyjskich mia
10 ogIosic, IL rzadu ,,bolszewic-
kiego" nic uznaja potworzyly II
siebie jakies lokalne rzady i VIA
de najrozmaitsze, komitety i or
ganizacye; GAIA masa republik
niepodleg}ych zostaia ogioszona
- ME wiadomo, CO tego ma
szanse przetrwania. So doniesie-
MIA, re Syberya odryNa sic zu-
pelnie, inne przeczq, a utrzymu-
ia, zc w Mandzuryi ,,bolszewicy"
CORA - trzymaja ster spraw sill
rie. Finlandya i Ukraina odrywa-
ia sic na dobre coraz lepiej. O.
statnie So doniesienia, IL rewolu-
cya kozacka W poludniowej Ro-
syi znowu sic wzmaga; re kozacy
odebrali juz Rostow mad Donem
i rozbroili ,,bolszewikow' zasko-
czonych w tenn miescie, a wladze
opanowali; ,,bolszewicy" Sciagaja
ku Rostowowi posilki. I kijowa
donosza, IL W ciagu rozbrojenia
tam przeprowadzonego - Ukra-
ircy zabrali masy broni amuni-
cyl tyle, lie zdolali, majq oni w
reku y dziai, $50 mitraliez ma
sv Gale karabinow. oraz 100000
nabojow. Rada ukraihska ME u
zlaje praw ,,bolszewickich" mad
Gala Rosya, wychodzac Z tego "a
iozenia, IL Ukraina, Don, kau-
kaz. Finlandya, Syberya, Krym,
Tyflis, Turkestan i inne prowin-
eye oglosily swa niepodleg}osi
wiasna odrebna i wiasne wytwo
rzyly rzady, Ma to ,,bolszewicy"
mieli wysiac Radzie Ukraihskiej
ultimatum grozne...
= So wiadomosci, III Bessara-
.bia i Moldawii czese przylegia do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19

nijnego wspoldziaiania ola dobra
kraju wobcc waznych potrzeb
chwili. w tym celu obie strony
musza poniesc pewne osobiste o.
fiary, a przedewszystkiem wy
rec sic pewncj dumy, pewnych
uprzcdzei, pewnei. nieufnosci, a
takzc i ponieSc pewne materyal-
ne ofiary azeby nasze demekra-
tycznc urzadzenia nadal trwa}y
&c strony jakiejkolwiek autokra'
Cyl W Europe ME byiy zagrozo-
ne.
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Reid ma Londyn.
zast0j ma Teatrach Wojny'
Walki ma WlOskim /
Unconstitutional
Co sic dzieje W Rosyi?
Wilus "a Mikofajkiem...
KisreDskij przeCiW uBoIszeWikOm',
INNE E TIE L f G r A M Y.
Co sic dzieje W Rosyi?
Wilus "a Mikofajkiem...
Kisrenskij przeCiW uBOIszewikOm'.
INNE TELE G R A M Y.
INNE FRONTY.

Paryz, 19. grudnia. - Ma ca
lynn froncie macedonskim prawie
spok0j - strzelanina pod Mona
Styrem.
Londyn, 10. grudnia. Z pale
styhskiego frontu donosi, gen.
| Allenby, re wojska angielskie "a
je}y po walcc wysokie punkty A
bu Dis, 0 2 mile na wschod - po-
ludnic Cd Jerozolimy, przyczem
wzieto III Turkow do niewoli
straty angielskie - male. Okupa-
eva angielska W okolicach Jero--
zolimy rozszerza sic dniem kaz-
dym.
! ZE SPRAW MORSKICH.
Londyn, 10. grudnia. - Pisma
angielskic wielkiem zaniepoko-
jeniem omawiaja ostatni reid ME
miecki ma Morzu P6lrccnenl, kt)
ry Anglie kosztowai IA okret6w,
w tenn jeden torpedowicc zatopio-
ny, jeden uszkodzony piec pa
trolowych statkow zatopionych /;
reszta handlowce angielskie i
norweskie. Wiadze admiralicyi
zapowiedziaiy Sledztwo w spra-
vie tego rejdu, poniewaz zdaje
sic on zn6w wykarywac pcwne
riedopatrzenie re strony komen-
dy marynarki: mianowicie eskor-
tujace statki torpedowce i patro-
lowce wystarczaiy i obliczone by.
iy ma obrone przeciw nurom ale
ME przeciwko silniejszym torpe--
dowcom niemieckim, W chwili
spotkania ma wodach nigdzie W
poblizu ME byio patrolowcow
wiekszego typu, obliczonych na
obrone przeciw niemieckim wick
Sym okretom, torpedowcom /
pomocniczym krazownikom. Stad
to angielskie male statki wojenne
ME mogiy sprostac niemieckim
wiekszym liczniejszym i stad
strata tax znaczna - az 14tu O.
kretow. Pisma wstrzymuja sic Cd
komentarzy, oczekujac ma wynik
Sledztwa wojennego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19
Z TEATRoW WOJNY.
REID MA LONDYN.
Londyn, 19. grudnia. - Oneg-

Londyn, 10. grudnia. - Oneg-
daj w nocy aeroplany niemieckie
znowu najechaly wybrzeza an
gielskic, a niektore mich dotar
" az do przcdmje$t Londynu,
gdzie je jednak spotkaiy baterye
angielSkie obronne ogien Mich
siiny; mimo to niekt0rc maszyny
uieprzyjacielskie wdariy SIG / po-
mad samo miasto, jak donosz9
pierwsze raporty, rzucaiy bomby
ma gesto zaludnione dzielnice
dalsze miasta. kt6re tez miaiy
SLIME ucierPiec; szkod i STRAIT
pierwsze telegramy jeszczc ME
podaja, HE wiadomo tez, czy kto-
"a z maSzyn nieprzyjacielskicb
zostala zinszczona, lub uszkodzo-
ma; ME wiadomo nawet, wiele
ich bylo; pojawiIy sic naprzod
mad powiatami Kent i Essex, a
wszystkie byiy wielkiego tyPu
Gotha."