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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
MUNICIPALITIES
DELIGHT CROWDS
ON GARDEN ISLE

Sam Robley ana mis- eighteen ath-
letes from the Y. M. C. A. boys clubs
have returned from Kauai enthu-
siastic over their week on the
Garden Island. Robley assisted by
C. A. Pease had drilled the boys for
two months on athletic stunts which
were exhibited at Lihue, Makaweli,
Waimea and Eleele before large
crowds. Over 1900 Kauai people
watched the boys perform.
In addition to the athletic enter.
tainments, there was a most enjoyable
week of camp life and sightseeing.
The party was royalty entertained by
the Garden Island residents. Charles
F. LOOMS was in charge of arrange
ments on Kauai assisted by Donald
Laid at Lihue.
The athletic exhibitions were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm every
where and reflected particular credit
upon Robley and Pease as well as
upon all the boys who participated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
CINDERELLA ANo HER MAMMA.
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
Writer.

The same mail brings me two let
tiers showing different angles Of
the same subject.
In one a girl asks: Should girl
who has worked hard all day in a
store and who turns over most OF the
money she makes to her mother, be
expected to wash the dishes and help
with the housework at night after she
gets home?"
In the other letter a mother says:
What shall | do about my daughter
who is employed as a stenographer in
an office all day, and who thinks that
because she gives me ten dollars a
week to help run the house on that
she should be treated like a lady
boarder and not help with the house
work at all? She thinks that all she
ought to do of an evening is to amuse
herself, going to the movies or to see
some OF her friends, or having her
friends come to see her"
The problem Of the working girl
and her mother is one Of the compli-
cations in domestic life that is caus-
ing much friction in the family cir
Gle, because it is so new that we have
not had time yet for either parents or
children to adjust themselves to it.
With parents the old idea still holds
that prevailed when they were young
that 1t is a girls duty to help moth
er with the Homework and the sew
ing and the care of the younger chill
dren, and to make herself generally
useful in fetching and carrying. This
was a perfectly good code of conduct
as long as the girl was a dependent
supported by her parents. In helping
mother with the homework she earn.
ed her board and keep.
But the business girl who has be-
come q money Garner and who contri.
Lutes her quota OF cash towards the
upkeep of the household is in an en-
tirely different status. II she pays
in good hard money what Is the
equivalent of her board, she is a.
boarder just as much as any stranger
would be and is entitled to be treated
on the same plane. Whatever she
does towards helping her mother is a
matter OF affection and not the per.
Torrance Of a duty.
Mothers, are often singularly unjust
In the way In which they treat their
daughters who work outside of the
home. No mother would expect her
son to clear up the table after dinner,
or do the chores she had left I'm.
done, or put In the evening nursing
the baby. II by any chance a mother
did have boy who would do such |
things for her she would chant his
praises to high, heaven and never be
done telling what a paragon of a son
he was.
Yet she expects her daughter to |
come home from work and do all of |
these things, and IL the girl rebels |
mother considers her a most unduti-
full, cold hearted and selfish girl, and |
complains to the neighbors about how
her Mamie treats her. Yet IL either
son or daughter is going to be bur-
dened with domestic labor on top of
q hard days work In office or store,
goodness knows 1t sho-lld be the boy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

with your Compound for the benefit Of
other mothers" = MADAME EUGENE
BEDARD- 55s Main Street. Springfield,
Mass.
Lydia E. P;nkham's Vegetable Com
pound is so successful in overcoming
woman's ills because it contains the
tonic, Strengthening properties of good
old fashioned roots and herbs, which act
on the female organism. Women from
all parts Of the country are continually
testifying to its Strengthening, curative
influence.
If you want special advice write
lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened, read, and answered BY
women only.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
HONOLULU WOMAN HIKES
THROUGH HILLS OF MAUI
Especial star-Bullsttn Correspondence

WAILUKU. Maui, Aug. 13.-W.
A. Clark of the Grove ranch is head
ing a party which started last Monday
morning for the trip through Hale
akala crater and back home by the
ditch trail. In the party are Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark, Allen Parmalee, Miss l..
Bal, Miss kurrer of Hamakuapoko,
Miss Quinn OF Puunene and V. c.
Schoenberg Of Waikiki.
The party spent Monday night on
the summit of the mountain; TUESDAY
night camping in the crater; Wednes-
day night at Kaupo, and last night at
Hama. They expect to reach home to-
night or tomorrow morning. Accord
ing to reports telephoned in the party
has been experiencing fine weather
and having a most enjoyable trip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
PITIFll TALBOT
FOOD CONDITIONS.
NPAUOA IOLE'

A pitiful story OF conditions
among the poorer classes of people
in the Pauoa valley; OF scantily nour.
ished and underfed children; Of the
effect of high prices brought about
by the war, and of the ignorance Of
the residents as to matters of home
food production. has been told TO
J. F. Child, assistant executive OF.
ficer Of the territorial food commits
sion. by a woman who Is anxious
to do her bit" by working with the
commission to relieve conditions in
the district.
But one example was cited by the
woman-the tale Of six little chill.
dren whose mother and older sisters
died recently, the former from tuber.
culosis. Whether these children are
old enough to work for themselves
and, il not, where they are obtain
ing the necessities Of life, she did
not say. But awful was the word
she used in telling Of food condt
tons in the district In question:,
applying the word not only to the
six children, but to hundreds Of
other kiddies who, she declared.
were just as scantily nourished and.
underfed.
All this has been brought about,
she asserted, because of the fact that
a majority of the people Of this class
have not been shown how to raise
their own food, and that they would
not know how to use 1t properly II
they did raise it.
1T is all right to tell people to
use eggs and fish and eliminate meat
where possible" she told Mr.. Child
But where are the people of thit
class going to get these things when
prices are the way they are? Il Is
all right for people to talk about
and advocate meatless and wheatless
days. But how about the poor peO.
pie? They haven't even the substi-
tutes for these things"
The point she made was that the
production of food at home should be !
taught in the public schools, from
where the children would carry the
information to their parents. She
spoke very faVorably regarding the
Star. Bulletins recent school and home
garden contests and declared they
should be continued, as they had done
more good than anything else in edu-
eating the children in food produc.
ton.
She registered q complaint regard
ing the bread sold In the Pauoa and
other districts by Chinese bakers. She
said that the size and weight Of ths
IoaVes were all right, but declared
with emphasis that they were full
OF hot air"-those are the words she :,
used-and asserted that the necessary
nutriment was sadly lacking.
The woman urged the food commits.
sion to have these bakers put "quan-
tity" into their bread. While she
did not presume to be q wealthy
woman, she told Mr.. Child that her
own children received two quarts OF
milk a day, and pointed out the good
that would result II every underfed
child might have only one glass Of
milk a Gay. She expressed q will.
ingness to work with the commission
and to show what could be done to al. Y
leviate conditions In the district In
question.
The ignorance Of some of the peo.
pie of this class is really pitiful," re-
marked Mr.. Child, "and 1t is the chill
dren who must suffer from the ig-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

toms Of dyspepsia, liver and other troubles in
from ten to fourteen days time simply by
taking iron in the proper form And this after
they had In some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any benefit But
don't take the old forms Of reduced iron, iron
acetate or tncture Of iron simply to save
few cents. You must take iron in a form that
nuxated iron II you want IL to do you any
good. otherwise II may prove worse than use
less. Many an athlete or prize fighter has won
the day simply because he knew the secret
Of great strength and endurance and filled his
blood with iron before he went into the ARRAY,
while many another has gone down to in.
glorious defeat simply for the lack Of IRON
{. Sauer. N. D.
E0TE-Nuxated Iron recommended above by
remedy, but one which is well known to drug
gists and whose iron constituents is widely
prescribed by eminent physicians everywhere.
Unlike the older inorganic iron products, 1t is
easily assimilated, does not injure the teeth,
make them black, nor upset the stomach on
the contrary IL Is q most potent remedy, in
nearly all forms Of Indigestion, as we'll as for
nervous, rundown conditions. The manufac-
turers have such great confidence in Nuxated
Iron that they offer to forfeit $4,000 to any
charitable institution II they cannot take any
man or woman under so who lacks iron and
increase their strength 200 per cent or over
serious organic trouble. They also offer TO re-
fund your money n IL does not at least double
your strength and endurance in ten days time.
II Is dispensed in this city by HolliSter Drug
Co., Benson Smith & Co., Chambers Drug Co,
and all other druggists.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

down condition, had
pains in my left side,
so I would faint Of
ten. Ny doctor ad-
|vised me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham' 8
|Vege table Com
pound. / did 50,
q nd gain ed in
strength 80 I can
now do all my own
house work and I
hope you may pub
Hch NM avnapionAo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

Please, sir" said a small boy,
addressing the family grocer, mother
sent me for a quarters worth Of pota-
toes" Pm sorry, young man." re-
piled the grocer kindly, but you'll
have to run home and tell your mother
that we don't cut'em. Trans.
orinf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

The pyramid work was especially
good. Dumb-bell and Indian club
drills, distance and high diving, tum-
bling, balancing, acrobatic work,
spring board diving, and parallel bar
work featured. Robley and Pease did
specialties.
The boys who made the trip were
Abraham Kaleikau, Eddie Kan, Rob
ert Chung, c. Kaalele, Joseph Pacheco,
All Wun, S. Shigetari, Allen Mau,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
ELIMINATE WASTE IS
WARNING TO WOMEN
By MRS. JAS. RUSSELL

Old biscuits, stale bread, stewed
fruits, jams, and jellies, should not
be thrown to waste, according to Mrs.
James Russell, who conducted another
series of free demonstration Mon
day afternoon at the Y. W. c. A. These
things can be made into wholesome
and dainty food.
Mrs. Russell made a loaf of rice
war-bread and other cakes, which, 1t
is expected, will be exhibited in the
stores windows on Fort street.
Acting upon the suggestion of Mrs.
w. F. Frear, it is believed now that
Mrs. Russell will go to Hilo at the
invitation of the women there. Mrs.
Russell explained to her audience yes
terday how to make Boston brown
bread, Queens pudding, banana brown
betty, bread and butter pudding, SON.
erset pudding and boiled custard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

James Louis, Pin Eng In, K. Shoichi,
w. Chung, r. Alexander. Joseph Alu-
Ii, J. Kepuhina and A. Karifsoff.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
MOTHER OF nine
CHILDREN
Able to do Housework by
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Springfield, Mass. AFTER the birth
Of my ninth baby I was in weak, run
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15

Loss of sincerity is loss of vital power
BOvee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
zadaja usuniecia La Fo||ette'a zsenatu'
Warunki drugiej Pozyczki Wolno5ci.
Udaremniony spisek niemiecki.
1900 nowych karabin6w dziennie.
nOWych karabin0W dziennie.
Bulgarya gotowa zawrzec pok6j.
IN NE TELE c. K A NJ Y

j7c senatorowi La Toilette pozo-
stawat dalcj W kongrcsic, kraj
ME czyni mic lcpszcgo jak gdyby
dodawal truciznc do kazdej por-
cyl jedzenia, kt6rc sic podaJq jal
dacym do walk VIC Francyi zol.
nerzom amerykahskim. Zaden
inny krok ME moze lepiej przy'
czynit sic do odniesienia szyb,
kiego zwyciestwa jak napedzc'
ME wisconsihskiego przcdstawi'
ciela Z senatu.
yOdpieramy dwoJakiego rodza
iu ataki ma narod amerykanskie
instytucYc" - mowi} DR.. Butler.
nWalczymy po drugiej stronie o.
ceanu i zwalczamy tchorzostwc
J. zdrade, kt6re podnosza g}ows
swoja w kraju. Nasi zoinicrze
mogaz bic sic L zoinierzami ME-
przyjacid,. ale ia i wy musimy
zwalczac bunt zdradc tutaj.
wv konstytucyi naszej znaidu-
jjc sic postanowienie;- lladajace'
kongresowi w{adze napedzenia
swego cz}onka wiekszoscia dwu
trzecich glos6w. Czy mysIa oni,
tkongresmani) ze powinni tam
dalej spokojnic siedziec pozwa-
lac IA plugawienic sic przez
scnatora Roberta La Toilette:
..Jcstem synem Stanu New
Jersey, ktory ma dwu patryoty-
cznych przedstawicieli W senacie
Wzywam ich. aby objeli w tel
sprawie kierownctwo W swe re.
CO..
Nova Ora. Butlera Wywolala
rieslycFany entuzyazn i byls
czesto przerywana burzliwymi u
klaskalni.
Racine, Wis, %. wrzeSnia.
w tutejszem Auditorium przema
vial wczoraj pulkownik Roose-
velt do zebranych W liczbie okoio
1000 obywateli. kt6rzy przyjeli
rezolucye, domagajaca sic albo
rezygnacyi senatora LaFollette'a,
albo wykluczenia go L scnatu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
DrZeZ kOn9rcS.
NC ADOO o DRUGIEJ PO-
ZYCZCE WOLNOSCI.

Washington, %. wrzeS1lia. -
Sekretarz sNarbu McAdoo podaJe
do powszcchncj w;adomosci na--
stepujacc szczcsoiy odnosnic do
drugiej fozyczki Wolnosci, kt6.
rel subskrypcya zacznic sic l-gI
pszdzicrnika potrwa przez t ty-
godnie:
Pozyczka Ia ma wynosic ) mi
Hardy dolarow i bondy jcj beda
przynoSic 4 procent. Beda ono
wydane ma termin 25-lctni, czyli
platne 15 listopada 1912 roku,
rad ma jednak prawo wypiacic
ia al pari po dziesieciu latach, II.
Is listocada 1927 roku. Procenty
Cd bondow beda piatnc diva razy
rocznie, a mianowicie co l5go Ii
stopada / logo maJa. bondy opie-
wac beda ma sunny cd $50 wyzej
lie bond6w zostanie wydanych.
tego ma razie jeszcze niewiado-
mo, pan McAdoo spodziewa sic
bowiem, &c subskrybowanycl be.
die wiecej niz 3 miliardy dola-.
row, W tym zas wypadku Rad 20
stal upowazniony do wydania
dalszych bondow ma poiwe tel SUI
my, jaka bedzie subskrybowana
ponad $3.oO0,0oo,0oo. Jeieli zatem
subskrybowanych bedzic mp. .
niliard6w, zostans wydane bon
dy ma iaczns sumo czterech mi.
liardow doiarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
Extra! Extra! !:
ZE SPRAW POLSKICH.

LONDYN, 28 WRZEsNIA. - Prasowo donosza, Il pomle-
dzy Niemcam Auya now przyszo do powazych neporozu
en sprawe Polsk dzie gownie regencye tymczasowa
siad Rady Regencyne Podcbno Ausya chcaa radze te
Adama Tarnowskiego, nedoszego dyplomae
Waszyngone lecz Nemcy opar przecw zamlanowanlu
Tanows zosta1 zamanowany zas zrezygnowaf zaia
nowana j mynie donozono poczakowo ego miejsce
bye zamianowany jaks hr. Ostrowsk....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
4 ILLINOIS
POD CIE4KIM zARZUTEM,


Washington, 23. wrzesnia. -
Kongresman IIeflin Alabamy
domagat sic wczoraj pred komE-
tetem regui 1zby poseLkiej zamia
nowania spccyalnej komisyi,
przed ktora m6giby wyraznie
sformu{owac swoje zarzuty pre-
ciwko niektorym cz}onkom kon-
gresu, jacy, wedle jego opinll, So
winni nielojalnego zachowanla
sic wobec rzadu i kraju W czasie
wojny. Przy tel okazyi wypowle-
dziai on gorace przem6wienie, W
kt0rem wyraznic wyrnienif naz-
wisko senatora LaFollette, kon-
gresmanow Brittena Masona Z
Illinois, oraz Nortona Baera Z
North Daboty, domagajac sic
przeprowadzenia scis}ego Sledz-
twa, kt6reby wykaza}o, czy jakl
zwiazek istnial pomiedzy wyzeJ
wymienionymi a bylym annbasa-
dorem niemieckim hr. Bernstorf-
fem zadanym przez niego fun
duszem $4,000 ma przekupstwo.
celem wplynecia ma opinie kon--
gresu.
Pan Helm pragnie, ably wspo,
mniana komisye specyalna zamIa-
nowala sama Izba poselska, ME
jej speaker, kt6rego podcjrzy-
wa O niezyczliwo5c wzgledem
sicbie. Twicrdzi on, ze jcszcze
przed odroczeniem sic kongresu
nazwie po imieniu 13 albo IA
czionkow kongresu, ktorych IL
waza "a nielojalnych i ktorych
zachowanic sic W ciqgu obecnej
wojny budzi jego podejrzenie. Ia
znacza przytem. &c zarzuty swoJc
pragnalby uczynic przed spccya!-
na komisya, jezeli jednak ME 70
stanie ona utworzona, gotow jest
wnieSc oskarzcnie pred Gala L.
bq poselska.
w czasie zapowiedzianego Sle-
dztwa obiccuje pan Heflin wyka-
zat, jaki zwiqzek istnieje pomie-
dzy ca}ym niemieckim syStemem
szpiegowskim w tym kraju a an
Il konskrypcyjnemi przedlozcnia-
mi, ktorc wnosiI swego czasu
kongrcsman Mason T. Illinois. ia
kotez forsowanym przez konGres-
mana Brittena bilcm w Sprawic
wyiaczenia urodzonych W Mem
czech naturalizowanych obywatc-
|: amerykahskich Cd obowiqzku
sluzby wojskowcj W obecnej woj-
mic. Podobny zwiazcll zachodzi
take zdaniem lego miedzy dzia-
lalnoScia niemieckich agentow W
Stanach Zjednoczonych a calym
szcregicm NOW. wyg}oszonych
przez senatora La Folcttc a II
Wisconsin,.
oGoLNE PcTEPIENIE OLA
LA FOLLETTEA.
Atlantic Cifv NJ 7 % 1yr1e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
BitWa Weflandryi
Da|sze SukCesy Ang|ik0w.
W1osi ma Bainsizza.
Walk ma WSChOdnim FrOnCie.
Argentina a Niemcy.
Co sic dzieje w Rosyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Argentina a Niency.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Teatrow Wojny.

Anglicy na terenie flandryj-
skim odparli szereg kontrata-
kow uiemieeldch, poczynii dal-
sze posuniecia wzieli 1914
Niemcow do niewoli.
Pod Verdun nova toczy sic
bitwa: Niemcy atakuja - cd.
parci.
Wsosi opanowali juz GAIA wy
lyme Bainsizza i planuja dalszy
atak.
Ma wschodni1n froncie Mem
cy wznowili ataki na ryskim od-
cinku - Rosyanie odpieraja je
pomyslnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
ZE SZWECYI.

Stockholm, %. wrzesnia. -
Wynik wybor6w parlamnetar-
nych zaznacza sic znacznyn suk'
cesem / pomnoieniem mandatow
dla socyalist6w, ku czemu zape-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

zbombardowali WIosi I aeropla,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
zACHODNI FRONT.
BITWA WE FLANDRYL.

LOIloyu, %. "IESSAiAa' -. Nd
port gen. Haiga o bitwie flandryj-
skiej krotko donosi, IL po osiag-
nieciu wszelkich celow ofcnsywy.
Rngielskiej, odparto W ciagu Sro-
dy minionej siedm poteznych pei
uo-liniowych kontratakow nicnlie-
ckjch, a W walkach owych wzieto
og6iem 1914 Niemcow do niewo-
ii, w tenn 4Smiu oficerow; Angli-
cy posunsh swe pozycye W leslie
Polygon W Paru innych punk
tach; bitwa toczy sic W dalszym
cisgu. Niemcy kontratakuj2 ma
der zawziecic; punkty Hamlets,
St. Julien, Gravenstaffel by}y cen
trami zacietych bojow - straty
jednak angielskie, dzieki wybor--
nei akcyi artyleryi So stosunko--
40 uicznaczne.. dotyctczaso.
wego przebiegu bitwy owych dniI
najwazniejszym sukcesem angiel-
skim jest zdobycie waznej miej--
scowoSci Zonnebeke, ktorej.
wzieciu rapport niemiecki przemil-
CA. Pomiedzy Polygon lasem a
zonnebeke byI szereg silnych re-
dut blokhauzow, w ktorych
Niemcy osadzili polskich zo{nie--
vzy z 4sgo pu3ku Poznanskiego:
zolnierze CT, wzieci do pruskiego
wojska pod przymusem - wall
czyli niechetnie tylko ochotnie
sic poddawai Anglikom, a okrzy-
kujac sic Polakami, zyczyli Pru-
saxon, by ich Anglicy jak najwie-
cej wyt}ukli. -.
w ciagu dni ostatnich SEE
reg Poteznych rejd0w wykonano
IA bazy niemieckich operacyi we
Flandryi, miasta: Thorout, Lich-
terveldc, Cortemarck inne, gdzic
rzucono mase pocisk6w i znacz-
ne szkody zrz9dzono. w Srodo-
wei bitwie bra}y udzia} znakomi-
ty aeroPlany angielskie i ostrzeli-
waiy zgory Z tyiu atakujace
wojska niemieckie: og6lem oko-.
10 10000 salw daily maszyny an
gielskie, znaczne czyniac szkody
Niemcom; ci wysiai przeciw ae-
roplanom angielskim znaczna IL
czbe swoich samolotow, to tez
sporo byio utarczek ze stratami
znacznemi ze stron obu: i ma
SYN niemieckich zniszczono, lub
uszkodzono, angielskich ME wr6-
clio Is. CzynnoSci awiatycznc sa
wdniach tych niezwykle intensy-
wne.
Paryz, %. wrze$nia. NadI
Moza nova zarysowuje sic bitwa:
w okolicy Douaumont i Beau-
mont SLIME graja arnaty nicmie-
ckie, byiy tez juz pierwsze ataki
lokalnc - odparte wszystkie. N1I
dalszych liniach, jak pod Froid-
mont, dalej ma wyzynach Califor-
MIA w okolicy Cerny, mad Aisne
- byiy utarczki lokalne - bcz
zmjan liniowych.
Berlin, %. wrzeSnia. - Oneg-
daj przez caiy dzien prawie
przez Gala noe nastepnq toczyla
sic bitwa ma odcinku flandryjSkim
gdzie valley czwarta armia ME
miecka pod wodza gen. Luden-
dorifa: odparla ona wszystkic an
giclskie ataki zwyciPsko i zadala
znaczne straty nieprzyjacielowj |
Po straszliwie, poteznej kanoua-
die Anglicy atakowali peina liniq |
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OGoLNE PcTEPIEN1E OLA
LA FOLLETTEA.

Atlantic City, N. J., % wrze-
snia - Ma odbywajacej sic tn ro-
cznej konwcncyi Stowarzyszc-
wypowiedziaf wczoraj wobec
MIA Amerykaiskich Banleicrow
ywpowiedziaf wczoraj wobec
5000 delegatow plomienna mo-
we prezes uniwersytetu Colum-
bia DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler,
oskarzajac w niej senatora La
Toilette Wisconsin, o zdradc i
donagajac sic aby senat zrobii
uzytck przysiuguiacego rnu
prawa i wykluczyi 60 re swego
grona. Podniosi en-, ze pozwala-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

przy sobie majac swe tanki OIL
brzymie, ktore i'm droge torowa.
--hy!.z obu stron EangenafcE ata.
ki ponawiano razporaz Niemcy
odparli wszystkie. Ma drogach
Ypres-Menin udalo sic Anglikom
wedrzec W obrony niemieckie ma
wglab jednego kilometra, gdzie
potem straszliwa wywiazaIa sic
walka; Anglicy usilowali przez
przesuniecie artyleryi i ognien
jej gwaltownym powstrzymac
niemieckie rezerwy Cd poSpiesze-
MIA ma pomoc swoim, lecz Niemcy
mimo straszliwego ognia bateryi
angielskich dotarli na zagrozon2
punkty i mich wyparli Angli-
kow. Rowniez w okolicy Zonne
beke / Gheluvelt byiy bardzo po-
tezne ataki angielskie, kt6re jed
max odparto zwyciesko Ghelu-
welt zdo}ano obronic. GO Zonne-
beke, zdobytem przez Anglik6w
rapport milczy... Przyp. Red. D.
C.) Ma dalszych liniach zachod-
niego frontu mniej wazne dziaia-
MIA: w Artois artyleryjskie dzia-
iania chwilami bardzo slime; ma
linii francuskicj strzelanina ma
Chemin des Danes, pod Scissors
i ma yerdunskim odcinku, mad Mo
"a. Niemiecka awiatyka dotrzy-
mule dzielnie kroku i lotu Allan
tom, kt0rym W ciagu Srody II ae-
roplanow zniszczono, lub uszko-
dzono. w bombardowaniu Osten
dy monitory angielskie. ME wiele
sprawiiy: II osob. Belgow cywil-
nych zostalo zabitych, 25ciu ra-
nionych; militarnych szk6d ME
zrzadzono.
WLoSKI FRONT.
Rzym, %. wrzesnia. w Tren
tino i W Alpach Julianskich, po
dolinach, potyczki rekonesanse
nicustanne; w okolicy Marmolat-
ia Austryacy wysadzili ming, usi-
iujac wyparowac w}oski garni-
zon pozycyi tam zdobytych,
lecz mic nic sprawili. Ma Karsie
artylerya pracuje bez przerwy.
Wojska wloskie opanowa}y juz
w caloSci wyzyny i szczyty Balm
sizza, niezwykle wazny tercn
strategiczny, panujacy mad rozle-
gIa okolicq, najwyzszy wtej stro-
ME kraju. Austryacy ma wschod
Cd Karsu juz zakiadaja obozowl-
ska ma zime. Awiatyka wIoska
bardzo czynna; stacye kolcjowe
Grahova / Dottogliano SLIME