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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-11-13

ed to smile, uneasily at first and then
with certain confidence. He cleared
his throat and with a slight huskiness
addressed Anthony:
"E-do l understand that you want
me to stay here until fully appre-
ciate all you've offered me, Mr.. Fry?"
Virtually that"
well, l appreciated that all along;
but-but I was sort of worried about
it getting so late, you know" David
said brightly. 81 certainly do appre-
ciate it, and l thank you very much.
Now can l have my coat?"
Really decided to grip the oppor-
tunity. eh?- Anthony asked keenly.
you bet!"
johnson Boiler laid aside his paper.
Now chase him, Anthony" he said
Hes standing up and holding the
sugar on his nose. Slip the kid Ave
dollar bill and let Wilkins"
DO you really imagine that I'd
rouse all the boys hopes and then
play him a shabby trick like that ?"An-
thony asked sharply.
"Huh?"
Most emphatically mott" Mr.. Fry
said. "I'Il play no such shabby trick
on the youngster. He shall have
exactly the chance l promised. and
shall watch the working out Of the
idea with the most intense interest.
David. I'm going to keep you here
from this minute!''
Keep me here?" David echoed
blankly.
Certainly"
David pazed 6xedlv AT the elerfro-
lief.
We'll. TIL ten you, Mr.. Fry" he
said. I'd like to stay tonight, but /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

the manufacture of liquor is sufficient
reason FOR the government to take the
step that some European belligerents
have been forced to take in order that
their armies and people have sufficient
food. A decision as to the president IS
power to stop liquor manufacture is un-
derstood to be in the hands of Attorney
General Gregory, If necessary it APP
pears probably that legislation authoriz-
ing the president to act, will be intro
dueed in congress. In this event the
president would then be empowered to
take the drastic action whenever he saw
fit.
Whether he would take it Immediate
ly or later probably would depend upon
the report made by Chairman Hoover,
of the national economy board, who will
make a thorough study of food condi-
tions in the country and recommend con
servation measures.
"The war prohibition movement
has been gaining tremendous force in
the country during recent weeks. Many
leading agrieulturists in the central
west have very strongly urged the gov
ernment to take the action now under
contemplation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
CINCINNATI REDS
PLAYING REAL BALL
Christy MathewsOn Putting
Club to Front, Now in
Second Place
By H. c. Hamilton

Omitted Press staff correspondent
New York, April l9.-Tbe addition
OF few days ball players, the per
sonalitY of a new manager and a few
shots Of the well known pep is about
to make the Ohio river turn over and
flow upside down. The Cincinnati Reds
ARE playing big league baseball.
From an early spring viewpoint,
clouded to be sure by the foggy per
spective of long. hard, hot summer,
The Reds are going to fight the Nation
.al league stages with grit and endur-
lance.
Christy Nathewson is going along
winning ball games aud today he held
second round on the National league
ladder and the dust WASH t so thick
ahead of him, either.
Charley HerzOg willed MathewsOn a
good collection Of players, but torn o.
tween the desire to assassinate each
other and a desire to win ball games.
The first mentioned desire was nearly
carried out; the second was dropped by
the roadside.
The addition of Kopf, shortstop,
has plugged a hole in the Cincinnati
infield. With Groh, Chase and Shean,
The Reds present a strong quartet on
the worn off part of the parks. Shoan
also is a new conner to the National,
but veteran, as ball players are fig
ured.
A horde of young pitchers is the
main claim to fame for Mathewson.
And they re delivering. Pete Schneider,
Clarence Mitchell, Ring, Sanders and
Eller are helping.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
No Foundation Known
for Persistent RlmOr

Persistent rumors have been current
in the city for the past several days
that Col. i. Hofer, wen known publici-
ty man of Salem and Marion county,
has been arrested in San Francisco by
government secret service agents for
alleged proGeman utteranees, but so
far there has been no confirmation of
the report. Yesterday an inquiry was
sent to San Francisco to ascertain if
the report was true but San Francisco
reported that nothing was known of
the arrest there. This may be one Of
the many wild rumors that arise ne
one knows where, and it is suggested
that those who circulate such rumors
without knowing them to be true may
be doing much HARM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
Nine PAUL REVERES
(Continued from page one.l


New York, April l9,--Nne Paul Re
veres carried 4 wake up America mes,
sage to country wide in celebration Of
the battle Of Lexington.
Typical Of the changed times, tho
first Of the nine was a woman, Jean
Moehle, who rode horseback as did the
original Paul Revere, one hundred and
forty-two years ago The other eight
were ayiators who bomharded New
York with posters calling for recruits
for the army, navy and marine corps.
Glad iii the uniform of continental
soldier, Miss Moehle rode through the
mists which hung about the great build
inqs Of Broadway and Fifth avenue,
shortly after midnight, carrying an AM
erican flag and followed by Barnard
college pnl trumpeters in automobiles.
g America "Hail Columbia and
''Columbia the Gem of the Ocean
chimed in the towers Of scores of
churches At midnight was the signal
FOR the start of the modern feminist
night ride TO Lexington.
Thousands saw the girl rider mount
ca on big grey horse, eheered her and
broke into patriotic songs as she dashed
BY
AT o'clock this. afternoon eight
aviators, each carrying an observer,
were to leave Hampstead Plains and
sweep over the city as the days mann
moth parade was forming, dropping
posters calling for recruits for Amer
lea $ new fight for universal free
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
GENUINE SURPRISES
AT BASKET SOCIAL
Macleay Has Dance Saturday
Night---Pie Social Due
April Is
lcnpital lournal sneeiaI seryleo.l J


Macleoy, Ore, April II. schnapps
ana Terra Japonica played q leading
part in the grange basket social pro.
gFam which was SO successfully given
last Saturday at the Macleay hail.
Opening with the singing Of Amer,
iea by the great crowd which taxed
the capacity Of the hall, the program
was given without hitch or trouhle The
numbers were as follows;
song, "My Hawaiian sunshine, and
America, ] Hear You Calling Me" by
Iiilda Witzel.
German vaudeville sketch, in which
the sehnapps played an important part,
by Eteasa and Irving Barteis.
Interpretative dancing, Mona schaum'
Readings. Casey at the Bat, Tree
Tuah and "Iittle Feller by Salem 's
neted reader, Ted Howard
Feature solo tAiy Old Kentucky
HQme,v Eleasa Bartels.
Reading, Geneyieve Patton,
Negro comedy. I Doctor 4 Assistant, =
by q. Il. Martin, Theron Russell, Del.
bert Mackenzie ana Elmo Wright The
deadly Terra daponiea was Feature Of
this farce.
Patriotic feature, "star Spaneled
Banner, Il in tableauS ana song. Thelma
and Hazel Martin.
One of the best numbers on the pro.
gram was the dancing Of Miss Sehaum,
pupil Of Mrs. White, df Salem, who
presented the Spanish ana skirt dances
an ease and charm which was captivat'
Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
To Fight for Title

Milwaukee, Wis, April l9-AIthough
the state boxing commission refuses to
let it be advertised as such, the Ritchie
Mitchell Benny Leonard fight here to-
night will be for the American light
weight "title."
Practically every seat in the house
is Soda few of the $40 variety yet
available Betting is even although a
few 10 to 90 odds have been placed
on Mitchell by local fans.
Both fighters have been examined
by physicians and are in the pink OF
condition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
First Game at Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio, April 19,-stanley
Covaleski was booked to hold down the
mound for the indians against the Ii
gers in today's game-the first game
Of the season in Cleveland,
Attendance records were confidently
expected to break down under the bar
rier of today s onslaught.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
No low in Pittshnrg

Pittsburg, Pa, April 19.-TheTe was
little joy among smoky city fans today
even though the skies cleared early
with promise of fair weather for the
opening with Chicago at Forbes Field.
For the first time in twenty years the
mighty Honus was out of the lineup.
Wagner is under suspension for fail
ure to send in his contract and cannot
sit on the bench.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
The FeatherWeights

Cleveland, Ohio, April 10 The
world S featherweight championship
will hang in the balance tonight when
Matt Brock goes up against johnny
Kilbane, who now holds the title. And
Brock will go against a stone wall,
fight fans predict.
Johnny Mcclure will referee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

]. 0. johnson, proprietor Of shoe
shop at 734 Alberta street,
Portland, was found dead in room at
the rear of his place Of business yester-
day morning. It is believed that his
death was due to an attack Of apoplexy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
FIGHTER NOT FIT

Portland, Or, April l9.--T' Battling"
Carl Martin, Portland boxer, was re-
jected today by United States army
physicians when the fighter tried to
enlist. A weak foot kept him out of
the army
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
R1oTTNG IN GERMANY

Rio De Janeiro, April 18-WidespreSd
anti-German riots were reported from
Porto Alegero. Details were not avail
able.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Dan Kellaher yesterday announced
his candidacy for the office Of commits
sioner of the city of Portland. Lower
taxes is the principal bait on his hook.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
It's winning streak.

For the second time in two days they
downed the Beavers, ) to L. And there
was no flul1e about it. Steady, eonsis
tent baseball did the trick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Walt McCredie used three perfectly
good pitchers in a vain effort to stem
the tide. HCuck lasted part Of one in
ming, Fincher four and Higbee the re-
mainder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
BANDIT ARRESTED

Ell Paso, Texas, April 19.-
Prudencio Miranda, alleged to
be the leader of the Mexican
bandit gang which raided the
Corner ranch in New Mexico,
killing three Americans, two
months ago, was arrested here
by federal authorities today.
He is wanted on a charge of
conspiracy to violate neutrality
laws at Laredo, Texas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Hack Miller smote the ball a mighty
smite in the fifth for four bases. The
Beavers only run came in the fourth
when Rodgers doubled and scored on
Willie s single.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

dom" and Cor revival Of the spirit
Of '76.
Under Colonel Grey, recently in the
British armies in France, three thousand
Of our British allies, Englishmen now
resident In New York, formed section
Of the parade. Nearly 10000 school
children, carrying flags, the boys khaki
clad for the most part, formed another
section and 10000 Boy Scouts marched,
carrying relief kits ana garden tools.
Suffragists were out in force and many
other women's organizations were rep
resented.
Many Of the units had planned floats
depicting patriotic scenes, or putting
over recruiting arguments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

The Seals are slipping steadily down
the ladder. They are still at the top
but the Bees and Vernon are both with
in easy striking distance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
YesterdaY's Results.

YesterdayT Results.
At San Francisco - Oakland, 8; Port
land, l.
At Salt Lalse-salt Lake, 6; san
Francisco, 8
At Los Angeles-Vernon, .; Los An
geles, /.
'Thcm Oaks" are enjoying brand
new scnsatioL-for them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Albert Quarter and mother visited
Salem Monday.
DR.. G. r. Cropp made a business trip
to Salem Monday.
J. j. Fenton returned home last week
from California, where he has been
spending the winter.
DR.. Il. Began of Portland was an In
dependence visitor Sunday.
Cleve Robinson of Lebanon visited
with relatives here Sunday.
Miss Ora Fenton visited with COM
pany L at the Vancouver barracks
Sunday,
Mrs. L. Griffin of Portland returned
to her home Tuesday, after week =
visit here with relatives.
Miss Gladys Williams spent Sunday
in Salem.
K. C. Eldridge made business trin
to Portland the first of the week.
Grandma Gaines is reported to be
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Quarter, Jr., were
Salem visitors Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Doc Crandall was pitching prettily
himself, allowing only seven hits, but
three Angel errors, one by Doe himself,
didn't help him any.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Quinn was unbeatable form yesterday
and kept the Angels five hits nicely
scattered. The Tigers won to l. Yer
non scored its two runs in the first and
seventh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
WOULD STOP MAKING
ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS
Claim It Would Save Six Bill
lion Pounds Of Food Stufs
for Nation

Washington, April 19.--Certain forces
in the council of national defense are
considering seriously the matter of urg-
ing the president that he take drastic
action Immediately stop completely the
manufacture and sale of liquor through
out the United States,
1t remains to be determined whether
the president viii be urged to stop
liquor manufacture and sale through
executive proclamation and through
emergency legislation similar to the
anti-drug act,
According to reports compiled for the
United Press based on ''fiscal year
l9l6," action by the government to
bring ''war prohibition would mean
the closing OF 1882 breweries and d05
distilleries.
Some members of the National De
Tense Council believe strongly that the
nation S imperative need of the six bill
hon pounds Of foodstuffs that go into
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
Benefit for Red Cross
at independence Tonight

Independence, April ia benefit
for the independence Red Cross will be
given at the Isis theatre tonight Thurs
day April 19.) The following program
will be rendered. Solo by A. G.
Schramm of Salem; solo by Mrs. HOfer
of Salem; reading by Miss Eva Grant
of Salem; cred Cross work in Cana
da by Mrs. H. G. Tasker of Salem.
Purpose and benefits of the Red Cross
fully explained by Joe Albert of Sa-
lem. The organization and purposes of
the Red Cross by Mrs. E. E. Fisher of
Salem. AT this meeting Red Cross so
ciety will be organized here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19
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Watching the ScOrebOard
Pacific Coast League Standings.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Yesterdays game proved a thriller.
Going into the ninth with the count 6 to
8 against them, the Seals unearthed
some luck, erowding the sacks with a
double, single and a walk, with none
out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Portland has started campaign {
'aise $25, 900 for the Rose Festival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Enter now Rube Evans. Bernhard sent
him to the mound at this critical june
ture and he delivered Maisel flew out
and then the Rube neatly famed Schal-
Ter and Downs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

1t was the Giants first loss and the
Dodgers first victory of the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Yesterdays big league hero-Casey
Stengel This outfielder's quick return
of hit cut off the run that would have
tied the game and given the Giants a
chance to down the Dodgers again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Dutch Leonard famed 10 of Connie
Mack Athletics, who outhit the Red
SOx and then lost the game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Roger Hornsby hit homer, fielded
sensationally and threw in two other
blows for good measure, but the Card
inals lost to the Cubs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-19

Nine hits enabled the Reds to keep
Christy Mathewson in good spirits by
whipping the Pirates.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Malowana ulaskawiiona.

Winnipeg, Man. Dosz}a do mia
sta wiadomosc re Rusinka Malo-
wana,: znana pod nazwiskiem Tee
ME Maloney, zostaia ulaskawio-
ma. Malowana zosta}a skazana na
snlierc W Minnedosa przez lave
przysieglych, kt6ryln przewodni--
czyf sedzia Gait, "a zamordowa--z
ME p. Sary Hamilton, u kt6rej
sluzyla. Naocznych swiadk6w NOR
derstwa ME byio, ale okolicznos--
ei tax sic sklada}y, ze wszystkie
pozorg b,yl.y 1,rzeciW oskarzonej.
R5sl M IN a ie,li
poczeto silna akcye, by Malowa,,a3
wyratowac cd smierci wyznaczo--
nej. Wielu przckonanych o jej
niewinnosci podpisa}o pctycye
staralo sic przekonae takze in--
nych. Petycye te odesfano do Ot-
tawy, a minister sprawiedliwosci
W imieniu kr6la ufaskawil skaza-
na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
ich trzymano 9 CORA diva .miesiact
W obozach internizacyjnych- ME

ich trzymano gora diva miesiace
W obozach internizacyjnych- ME,
mieckich, gdzie dosfownie g1od
panuje, gdzic i'm brakowa}o wszy
stkiego, odziezy, opa}u, lekarstw i
.opieki lekarskiej wsr6d ciezkiej
zimy i chor6b panujacych. Naresz
Gle miaf lin pom6dz Gerard: b. am
.basador amerykansKi w Berlinie
do uwolnienia. Posel amerykahski
W Danii =. Winslow, zaja} sic owy
mi cztercma Amerykanami, lecz
postepuje nader #ostroznie, ponic-
waz ludzic owl zadnych absolut--
ME ME maja dok1mcnt6W, na pod
stawic kt6rych moznaby ich 'iden-
tyfikowac i zachoazi podejrzenie,
IL moga to bye szpiegi niemieckie,
kt6rzy chca sic W ten spos6b przc
chwycic do Stan6w Zjedn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Walk w. ~Mezopotaniii.

LOndyn marca. OStatme
z mezopotamskiego tere--
nu podaja: Poscig pelny uchodza
cych Turk6w trivia dalej; pogrom
Turk6w kompletny, resztki ich
wojsk uchodza W bezladzie. Tur-
cy pr6bowali wstrzymac sic W A
ziziach, o 40 mil cd Bagdalu, lecz i
te miejscowosc musieli opuscic :
uchodza dalej.. Anglicy wzieli
juz z CORA 1000 jcnc6w masy zdo
byczy, coraz nowe nadchodza
transporty jencow ezdobyczy: O.
g6fem zabrano dotad % armat,
mozdzierzy 10, mitraliez II, 3
wielkie rzeczne tureckie okrety,
2 mniejsze, 10 bark transporto--
wvch. ponton6w 80, wrcszcie o
debrano zajeta przez Turk6w ka-
nonierke angielska FREELY 5E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08

Dr an s. Van Volkenburg,
g iebsz tajemnica okry{ onegdaj
Smier Rerty Dabrowskiej, zatrud
nionej zdo niedawna jako sluzaca
" dom4 dr. Payson L. Nusbaum,
621 soakWood boulevard, .gdy zez=
nal, zqKziewczyna juz poprzednio
podda@ sic kryminalnejj operacyii.
9 Ultrzya1nje on, zze logo lntego pa
@browsM prosila 50, ahy dokonal
ma nie peraey1; leez' o. q tl1ao5R.iiEi
Ubieghe l 81 ona
pow
pehie wyeztrpana; o1eslaf wiec
dziewczyne do szpitala. Dalszy
ciag inkwesta odbedzic sic 1890
marca. f1T5:s--:., S><sss' $50 = :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Uwalniiajia Amerykanow.
Kopenhaga, 8 marca.. - p

Kopenhaga, 8 marca. = Przy--
byio tu pierwszych czterech Ame-
rykanow okretu angielskiego
"Yarrowdalc", zabranego do Me
mice Atlantyku poludniowego
po rcjdach tam dokonanych W
styczniu br., kiedy to Niemcy "a
topiwszy cos 20 statk6w rozmai-.
tych, ,ludzi mich zabrali ma jeden
ten statek angielski i zabrali ich
do Niemiec, gdzie wszystkich in
ternowano: wsrod Mich jest spo-
ra liczba Amcrykan0w, kt6rych
bezprawnie trzymaly wladze ME
mieckie. jake zakladnik6w wojen
nych, mimo szeregu juz ca}ego
|protestow wladz amerykanskich :
narcszcie teraz moze zaczynaja
ich wypuszczac. Ludzie ci przy-
byli tylko W tenn, co na grzbiecie
mieli, bez grosza, bez paszportow,
dokument6w jakichkolwiek, opo--
wiadaja, re i'm wszystko zabrano
ie ich " okropniejszych war'n
kach przewieziono do Niemiec, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Parma l1lloda znkneIa.
Buffalo. n. Y. Onegdai cd

Buffalo, n. 7. Onegdaj odbyl
sic W kosciele polskim Matki Bo-
skiej Czestochowskiej Stub pan
ny Maryi Smela, corki PIP. j. Sine
low, 6 ave, z. p. CzeslaWem Rad
wanskim z Lackawanna. .
Potem W domu rodzicow panny
mlodej odbylo sic huczne wesei-
.sko, ma kt6rem ma " "czepek " ze-
brano okolo 100 dolar6w W gotow
ce.
Gdy pieniadze zostaly oddane
pannie miodej,ta ME czekajac dlu
lei, zabra1a grosiwo j opnscila 60
sci, mlodego meza j North Tona-
wande I'd tel chwili niema jjej
nigdzie, AMI tez Mkt ME vie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Zaczadzeniie.
Cleveland, O. Panstwo 81

Cleveland, O. Panstwo Szachow
scy mieszkajacy pod mr.. -3487 E.
81 zaczadzili sic gazem do tego
stopnia, re W pierwszej cllwili u
wazano ich "a zma11ych. Dopiero
dzieki interwencyi lekarzy szpita
la sw. Aleksego zdolano oboje do
zycia przywo1ac odratowac.
Przyczyna wypadku byl popsuty
wielki piec gazowy 0 piecia palni
kach. w chwili, skiedy wtargnieto
do mieszkania Szachowskich, zna
leziono wszystkie palniki palace
sic, co wskazuje ma to, re ME wszy
sick gaz spalaf sic i TEN samem
zagrozif zyciu sspiacych j niczego
ME przeczuwajacych malzonk6w.
Gazety angielskie W piewszej
chwili pogrzebaly zaczadzonych,
roznoszac wiesc o ich smierci, po
niewaz atoli wiesc Ia okazala sic
bledna przeto zgodnie z przepo-
wiedniami ludowemi, moga sic
panstwo Szachowscy dlugiego
spodziewac zycia. Tego i'm zyczy-
my.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
NOWlNY
TELECRAFlCZNE. .
Siaby plon pirat6w.
Londyn, 8 n1arca. = Dzi

Londyn, 8 marca. -Dzieil oncgg
.dajszy kiepski przyni6sf plon pi-
ration niemieckim: OTTO zatopili
tylko diva okrety = wioski "Fa-
mig}ia i norweski "Songdalo, O.
raz mala barke rybacza "P. L.
- zadnych niema wiadomosci
owej }odzi okretu "Galgorm
Castle" zatopionego przez MEM
COW przed paru dniami, ia llt6rcj
fodzi schronilo sic kilku za}ogi
tego statku; wsr6d- rozbitkow by
Ii dwaj Amerykanie, jackson
Walter. kt6rych uwazac nalezy
"a straconych.
Paryz, 8 marca. - Prasa poda-
je, il admiral francuskicj mary
narki, de Gouey oswiadczy1 osta-
tnio ma radzic strategicznej Ali
ant6w, IL napewne liczyc MONA,
re Niemcy nlaja okolo stu potez-
nych nur6w, ciezko zbrojnych
zdolnych zarowno do torpedowa-
MIA statk6w, jak bombardowania
wybrzezy; tenn nalezy sic liczye
bo Niemcy moga niespodzianie "a
.czac niszczycielska robote ma brze
gach Francyi, Anglii, W razie
wdania sic Stan6w Zjedn. W wo,
ne takze i ia ich wybrzezach at
lantyckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
PosIradal obie nogi.

Tramwaj linii "Kedzie Califod
MA kt6ry pedzi} W kierunku po
ludniowym, zderzy} sic wozem
Jana Fronta, lat 81, 1926 Wash
tenaw ave. Wskutek zderzenia
Front zosta} wyrzueony z kozla
ma bruk odnoszac uszkodzenia o.
bu nog. Rannego ambulansem po
licyjnym zabrano do domu. Nu--
mer tramwaju by} 1856, motor
mana 2667, konduktora $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Zjedn. j Wyrazif sic, ze pragnal
mieniem rzadu nicmieckiego :

mieniem rzadu nicmieckiego
porozrllnienia &c Stanami, &c ma
wet Niemcy byly tego zdania,
IL pewne ogra1dczenia j. wyjatki
W blokadzie podmorskiejs bye, :po-
winny ityfko po bardzo 7dlugich j
Eciezkich 1laradach i rozwagach
Niemcy zdecydowa}y sic ma owe
bezwyjatkowe topicnie, jake O.
bccnie sic praktykujc. Razem =
tenn Niemcy by}y wzgledem "a
meryki usposobione pojednawczo
i w tel idei przcstrzegano Stany
Zjedn. ably neutralni ME cicrpieli
na blokadzie wymierzonej pre-
ciwko Aliantom, kt6rzy sobie "a
zadanie wojny wzieli zniszczenie
Niemiec do ostatka, a Szwajcarya
i jej posel w Waszyngtonie pod
jai sic posrednictwa W zakomu--
nikowaniu tego rzadowi amery-
kanskiemu, ktory jednakowoz od-
powiedzia}, il tylko Ia tej pod
stawic jest got6w do podjecia dy-
plonlatycznych pertraktacyi, jezc
Ii Nicmcy stana ma podstawie znic
sienia swej noty, oglaszajacej bio
kade bezwzgledna, co jest juz je-
dnak niemozliwe.