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Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
MUFFINS, WAFFLEs. sHORTcAkE
GINGERBREAD.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: These
are tested recipes:
One Egg MUffins-Three and one
half cups flour, three and one-half
teaspoons baking powder, one teaspoon
salt, three tablespoons sugar, one and
three-quarters cups milk, three table
spoons melted butter, one egg Sift
together thoroughly the -four. baking
powder, salt and sugar; add gradually
the milk, egg and butter. Bake in hot
buttered gem pans 25 minutes
Twin Mountain Muffins-One-qu quarter
cup butter, one-half cup sugar, one
egg well beaten, three quarters cup
milk, two cups flour, two teaspoons
baking powder. Cream the butter, add
gradually the sugar then the egg
S1ft the flour and baking powder to-
gether thoroughly and add to the first
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
GREETINGS FROM J. EFT.

Editor and Social Corner Folks:-I
wish you all a very Happy New Year,
filled with health, and good will to-
wards all. May this be the best year
of our lives in every way, and may
war and strife cease, and peace reign
instead. May the Social Corner have
many helpful things and each of US
strive to give our very best thoughts,
and suggestions.
I had a nice Christmas and many
good presents.
My favorite Social Corner Sister
sent me a pair of yellow skirt hangers
beautifully done by her own hands;
and today 1 received a splendid 1917
calendar from an Interested Reader.
hope her dear hands will always be
able to do such nice work. Many
thanks. Also a delicate and dainty
booklet.
Z n
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
SEASONAL GREETINGS FROM
RURAL DELIVERY.


Dear Social Corner Friends:-An-
other year is at hand and the Social
Corner folks are up and armed with
the pen which is said to be '.mightier
than the sword" many new faces are
to be seen in the Social Corner fami-
ly added the past year. The new as
we'll as the old writer's are anxious to
see the Social Corner live and pros
per.
1t should be remembered the Edi-
tor needs your help to make The Cor
rer interesting.
Aunt Abby: Many thanks for the
fine card received Christmas morn
ing.
Interested Reader: Many thanks
fol the calendar just received. Some
class to the Social Corner calendars.
Potlatch: Your very beautiful
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

This comprises a blouse In MILDLY
style. finished with a sleeve in Wria
or elbow length, and with comfortable
rockets The skirt has plated sec
lions over the hips, below pointed tabs,
Gabardine, serge. cheviotl broadclothi
velvet and taffeta are nice for thls
style.
The pattern is cut in three sizes: 16f
is and 20 years. It requires q ID
yards of 44-inch material Tor an lB-
year size The skirt measures about
1-2 yards at the foot.
A pattern OF this ILLUSTRATION mailed
to any address on receipt OF 10 cents
in silver or stamps
Order through The Bulletin Company
Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
STILL ALIVE AND HOPEFUL,

Dear Social Corner Brothers and
Sisters: Although absent from The
Corner for many weeks, 1 assure you
t. at it is not from lack of interest. The
letters are just as interesting as ever,
and so helpful in every respect.
L enjoy trying the recipes, and am
much interested in the crochet instruc-
lions which appear from time to time.
L think crocheting and knitting are
very fascinating work
Interested Reader: The pretty calen-
dar arrived in perfect condition, and
is a beauty in every sense of the
word. Please accept good big
Thank you," l hope that you en-
Joyed your Christmas as much as I
did mine.
That each member of the Social Cor
ner may enjoy health and happiness
through the New Year is the wish OF
THE MERRY FARMER BOY
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
HANNAH TIGHE.
HEAVY SNOW IN MAINE.

Social Corner Friends: - Many
thanks for the kind remembrances. l
year. But although out of sight you
surely have not been out OF mind.
Lakeside has been a very busy place
tile past summer. Company all OF the
time; and then in November a frlend
came and was married here; there was
more work for everything was left
for me to decorate with autumn
leaves. 1 went up Crystal lake and
sot a whole boat load.
Then more company for Christmas,
but now the holidays are over must
think of work.
we have had very heavy snow falls
with drifts in yard six feet deep and
two feet on level, but 1 love the beau
so many in sorrow. You all have my
sympathy.
l was delighted with my calendar
from our friend Interested Reader;
many thanks for same; 1t was very
kind of you to remember me.
Joan: 1 was sorry to learn of your
not being well.
It was very kind of you Auntie No.
1 to not forget you have a Sister
away down in Maine.
Our snow storm was fierce, showed
about As hours-sometimes hard, then
not so hard-but anyway we were
buried for a few days; and the wind
blew a gale.
Aunt Hester: Your letters thank
fully received. also, Dom Pedro's.
Crimson Rambler never forgets me-
| guess she still remembers our visit
two years ago last December.
Wishing you all a Happy New Year
L will close with best wishes for the
success of our glorious Social Corner;
also, long live the Editor
I'm prompted to inquire for M.
Eoena We never hear from her any
more 1 trust she is well and happy
in her cosey home and wish 1 had
been with our good Sisters Gala Lily
and Dottie.
BALSAM FIR.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
BEST WISHES FROM JOAN.

Social Corner Friends: A Happy
New Year to you ALL
Interested Reader: Thanks for the
calendar-the best ever
L. T. l.: Many thanks for just one
verse of that old song. L have the
tune written for violin and piano
have played it for over forty years
The words sound like a serenade.
Thanks to all the writer's who sent
me cards and gifts on Christmas.
keziah Doolittle: Please tell me
where 1 was when you heard nv
voice? You have me guessing
Best wishes.
JOAN.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

ly, and add alternately with the milk
to the first mixture Bake in Wash
layton pie tin Cool, spread thickIy
with sweetened fruit. Cover with
whipped cream Stra wberries, peaches
canned ounces, may be used. Dilute
the cream with some of the syrup in
stead of milk.
Soft Mclasses Gingerbread-One cup
nlolasseS, one-tliird cup butter one-
half cup milk, two and one-half cups
flour, two and one-half teaspoons
baking powder, two teaspoons ginger
enc egg, well beaten. Melt the butter
and add to the molasses; add the milk
tEen the -four baking powder and GIN
ger sifted together thoroughly and the
egg. Beat vigorously. Bake in but
tered cake pans 50 or 40 minutes
MADGE
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
SOCIAL CORNER POEM.
Proposal to the Cook.

Proposal to the COOK.
Dear Little Duck: I've Mustard up
Suf-Fish-ient nerve to tell you
Sweet,
That you are just the needed Cup
Of sauce to make my life complete.
NY Heart with love is boiling Ger,
It Beets for you for all it's worth;
swear, by Ginger, you are more
To me than any Bird on earth!
Your gay French dressing pleases me
I like the way that you "Ragout
You're so well-Bread-it's plain to
Your love I cannot be without.
Those cheeks of Peach-the Radish
hair
All, you're the Flour of my life!
You're really such a wondrous Fare
You'd Butter come and be my wife
So come tonight, and Lettuce fly
Off to the Dessert-ah, we musti
Your hearts the Apple of my eye,
Your Creamy lips the tender Crust.
Well live in Mushrooms by the sea,
On Watercress and seaweed Stems
Dress in your best and fly with me!
Be sure to wear your Graham Gems
Yours in a Stew,
TEA McARONI.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
GREETINGS

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Many
thanks for the different ones who re-
membered me. L do not write often
but remember you all the same.
Ethelyn: l want to thank you for
your sending the suggestions how to
cook onions-''The Humble Onion" 1t
was fine. I have tried it; and it is
ever so nice.
Wish you all a Happy New Year.
Kitty Lou: Where are YOU? Write
BETSEY BROWN
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

Blue Bingham, with trimming o.
white braid, IS here shown. The design
is good for. all wash fabrics, Tor serge
poplin. 1t is also nice for corduroy
and velvet. The closing is at the left
side under the tuck.
The pattern is cut in four sizes. g. s.
10 and ~ years. 1t requires 81
yards of 36-inch material Tor an 6-ycar
size.
A pattern or this Illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Order through The Bulletin Company,
Pattern Dept, Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
what the Bible Contains.

Somebody possessed OF unlimited
time and patience has figured that the
Bible contains 3,5s6,473 letters. form
ing 1883 words. 31.737 verses, 1.1S9
chapters and Sc books.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
Women Get Relief


It is unnecessary for you to suffer
with neuralgia or pains IN the face and.
head. Women folks as well as -
men are now using Minard's IN
Liniment to relieve pain In tSggl
stantly: This time trie dASS ~
physicians prescrip Ion is all leVNk(Th
that is ever needed to give E,S}IT Nl
quick relief 1t IS a won fI4REyI
derfully soothing, creamy wv III
Imminent that doss not stain or ~ b
blister and is positively pure, clean
and easy to Iso. Ask your drug.
gist or your noigbbor, for Minard's has
been used IN many homes for more
than sixty years as the one dependable
liniment for pain OF all kinds.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
JANUARY MEETING SOCIAL
CORNER CLUB.

hope there will be large at
tendance at the Social Corner
meet to be held jan 10, 1917
at the hall on Valley street,
Willimantic.
Each one is TO bring a fork.
spoon, plate. and cup; also. lunch
as usual.
A good time is to be expected.
HOSTESS.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
WiIIis Knew.

''Willie,'' said the Sunday school
teacher, who was it that was swal-
lowed by the whale2" 'Hoodoo," re-
piled Willie, with the pronptness born
of perfect confidence.-Puck.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
To BE Exnected.

Regular army men never were in
clined to gentle criticism of the mill
tia. Generals Wood and Scott express
a long felt sentiment in regular army
circles-Louisville er-Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
THE ANSWER

I Doughnut care to we'd
To Yolk myself to you. You see,
An old and withered Cabbage-head
Would never, never do for me.
I'm sorry that you're in a Stew,
But though a Duck" L cannot fly
[ really Canta1oupe with you,
For have other Fish to Fry.
Yours, with a pinch of Salt,
SALLY LIJNN.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
What We Need.

=. In view of present price quotations
it looks as IL this country needed a
good deal less advice on salesmanship
and a good deal more on buying
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
SPONGE cAkE-LoAF or LAYER.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Another
year has rolled a way, and we are
making new resolutions; but, oh. how
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

British women are taking up the
culture of herbs
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06
I1ME.JIcE WILL NOT oUENCH THE THIRST
FOR RICHES
EVERY woMAN,s OPPORTUNITY

business letters; good
kind
week Write o of the
Bulletin ONCE Norwich Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

THERE Is no advertising medium in
Eastern Connecticut equal TO The Bull
letin for business rasulta-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

THREE PRIZES $3.50 first; $3.50 to second; s.
ward made the Saturday in each month
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-06

Dry Mills, Me.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26

Lepiej mole, re dokladnej cyfry
tych ludzi ME znamy.
A teraz gdzie te pieniadze posz&y?
Sprawozdanie powiada o TEN W haste
pujacy spos6b:
1. Kr0lestwo Polskie pod Moskalem:
FIR. 752,2S6.25.
,. Litwa pod Niemcem, FIR. S72,J4S.-
30.
3. Galicya pod Moskalem: FIR. 1G9,-
111.6O.
/. Galicya pod -Austryakiem: FIR.
32O,431.O9.
). Kr6leStwo PolSkie pod Austrya--
klein: Fl. 1,1I2.390.50.
Kr0lestwo Polskie pod Niemcem FIR.
4,964,22S.16.
Z. Kr6lestwo Polskie pod Niemcem
i Austrya: FIR. 2,494,16S.9S.
S. PruSy WSchOdnic - FIR. 1000.
8. WygnaGcy w Rosyi - FIR. 940,-
J42.SO.
10. WygnaGcy w AuStryi - FIR. 1I2,-
4O3.35.
II. WygnaGcy w Szwajcaryi FIR.
69,939.30.
u. Wiczniowie i rome wsparcia -
Fr. 210.946.41.
Razem tedy wydano ma wsparcia L.
042. 999.94 frank6w zaS ia wydatki blu
rowe. podr6ze, koreSpondencye i wogo-
lie Ma administracye 5I2.909.29 frank0w
zatcm W kasie kOmitetu W dniu 3l-Szym
marca znajdowalo sic 211, 590.45 fran
k0w.
W dalSzym ciagu S~prawOzdania czy-
fanny, re kazdy grOsz Z tel sunny p0-
szedl tylkO tam, gdzie pOtrzeba byia
naiwieksza i i%stotna, gdzic sziO o ra-
towanie cd glOdowcj Smierci, re te wszy
stkie ofiary by}y jednak ME wystarcza-
jacemi, &c trzeba ich DUO, DUO VIE
cej.
(,,WOlna POlska").
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
7 V i'm?
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
WLOSKI FRONT.

Berlin, 26. grudnia. - Wojska
riemiceko = austryackie zajely
niektorc wazne strategicznlc pun
kty miedzy gorncmi Brenta a Pa
We w okolicy Col del Rosso. Mig
dry Brenta a Asiago walk trwaj9
bez przcrwy - przewaznie pozy-
cyjnc i artylc-yjskic. w walkach
pod Col del Rosso wzieto okoic
1900 Wlochow do niewoli w TEN
27O oficerow. Walk trwaja ma
ca}ej linii.
Rzym, &c. grudnia. - Nieprzy-
iaciel SLIME bardzo atakowal ma
Asiago. lecz kontrataki w}oskie-
nimo bardzo trudnego terenu /
wielkiego zimna odpariy wszyst-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
Kto skiadai dotad pie
Made ma ratunek gio-
dnych W Polsce?

Generality Komitct RatunkOwy W
Szwajcaryi OpublikOwal W obszerneJ
brOSzurze. liczacej Ia strOnic dokfad-
ne s~prawozdanie re swej d~Otychczaso-
wei dzialalnQSci, GRAZ wykaz skladek
nadeSlanych przez kraje najrozmait-
see.
Og0iem do dnia 1-gO marca, b. r.
pieclxieSiat panstw nadeStafO pomoc
Ola nieszczeSliwych ofiar wOjny W
PolSce, w Og0lnej sumie 15,S24,494.6S
frank6w. slownie pietnaScie milion0w,
oSmset dwadziescia cztery tysiace cite
rysta dziewietdziesiat cztery frank
IS {.
Ofiary te zaS nadeslaly nasiCpujqce
kraje:
Anglia FIR. 1~22,42I.3J, AuStrya 49,
721.27. Argentina 1~7,6I2.2O, Austria
lin ISL 100 IS, Belgia 94,397.9J, Buiga-
rva 6.279.O0. Brazylia ~33.261.G5, Chi
lr 1.225.OO. Dania ~16O.1T375, Ekwador
5.993.4O. Francya 232.14O.15, Filipiny
IO72.3O. Grecya 104.0O, Guiana AnG,
17726O, HiSzpania 29.23I.27, HOlandya
&2.OS9OO. Haiti 10000. Irlandya $40
$3.50. Indyc Ang. 13.O33.9I, lndye Nj
der. G.42G.OO. Japonia 1.214.S0. Kama
da 26421124. Kuba $4,000. Korea p
133.9S. Laplandya, T.56325, Luksem-
burg, 100000. Libia J0J.GJ, Martyni-
ka 2.OJ2.1O. Maurycy WySpa o,o2O.9o'
Malta-Wyspa 1920, Niemcy 1903, I1t.-
90. Norwcgia 3~S.31S.26, Nova Gwinea
$4,000, PolSkas %T46.O6I.T3, Portugalia .
3H3 10. Peru SG4.1J. ROSya 81. fOJ.3O,
-WySpa 2.142.15. Stany Hjedn.
Am. S,6Sg.4I3.T IS. Szwajcarya 2J3.4IO.-
Is. Szwccya 3I.29S.65, SzkOcya 1O.O4S,-
80. Sw. Hcleny Wyspa do. Trinidad
o91535. Tunis 1000. Tahiti-WySpa
600, W{ochy 123.9S4.G5, Wcsry Is
Oslo. Venezuela 4.O32.9O, Egypt 3D.
219.SO.
Razcm Fr. 15.$24.49iGS.
LAX T. tcgo wykaZu widzimy, caty
| SWAT spicszyi PolScc z ratunkiem. Maj
wiecci ziozyly Stany Z~jednoczonc, BIO Z
FORA osm milion6w frank6w, po mich
ida ..Nicmcy". czyli ,POlacy Z Tabor
~pruskicgo. kt6rzy ziozyli 1,3U3.IJ4.99
rrank6w. Trzecic micjScc zajmujc kr1-
Ic<two. kt6rc ziozyfo %T46,O67.73, czwar
| tc zaI micj<cc zajmuic. I%rlandya. kt0-
RI zlozyla 319.S57.17 frank6w. Iatem
..airySze" z IrIandyi ~inaczcj patrza Ma
Polak6w. nih t~utejSi.
Il picnirdzy nadcsianych przez Stany
Iirdnoczonc znaczna czc&c ziozyli Anne
rykanic. Przypu$Gmy jednaE. re nasze
wvrhodztwo ziOzylo pelnc o&m Milo
| now frank6w Z tel kwOty. to ia kazde'
go Polaka W .AmerycC p~rzypadt0Dy do
pirro diva frank. czyli 4Oc. \ lie W
tym okrcSic czasu kahdy Z PolaE0w wy
! daf ma rzcczy. bcz kt6rych m0giby sic
Ubcj&c zupeiuie:
Iluz jest miedzy nami takich, Hto'
| rzy dotad nj ccnta ME dali:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
NOTATKiA
0SOBlSTE | TQWARZYSKIE.

DziSiaj o godzinie $40 rano, do
ECrt OglethOrp, Geo, wyjechal DIR.
Leon GAIA, kt6ry pred paru mie-
siQcami zapisal sic jake ochotnik do
korpusu medycznego wojska Stan6w
ZjednOczonych. Dr.. GAIA poS;ada
range pierwszego poruczn,ka: W Fort
Oslethorp p~ozostanie tylko kilkana-
seize chi, poczem uda sic do Washing
ton, D. c., gdzie uCzsszczac bedzie ma
~specyalny kurs chi-urgii leczeni-. osz-
pecen, zlamania koSci d pszkodzen
staw6w; zamianOwany on zostal ma
clelnym chirUrgiem szpitala pOlne-
DR., Oschnera. DR.. Gaia spedzii
go nr. II, zOrganizowanego przez
5edenascie miesiecy W szpitalu VOL
skowym W Serbii; cd rzadu serbskie-
go V u~znaniu "a oddane uslugi otrzy-
gal range majora. Udajac sic ma
sluzOe przybranej Ojczyzny dr.. C..
p~ozostawia " Chicago zone i dzieckO.
I ~teSc;ostwa PIP. J6zefostwa Kuch-
nowskich. zamieszkalych W Stevens
Point, Wis, Z iona JoannQ i syn
klein Edwardem Robertem. ma wa
kacyach Swiatecznych bawi adwOkat
Pio;r II. Schwaba. 1872 Monticello
ave. Adwokat Schwaba powr6ci OkO-
10 ego stycznia. 1918 r. PodczaS je-
so n"ieobecnoSci. kancelaryami "a
wiaduic p. J6zef \. Lasecki.
Q y =
Ma rozkaz taIegraticzny do obOzu
Logan. W Houston, Tex. wczorai vie
c-orem wyjcchal s~ierzant PiO6 Rych-
lowski. kt5ry Cd kilku dni bawiI ma
urlopic Il swych rodzic6w, Jamie
szkalvch nod mum 3O49 y. Ayers.
ave. Urlop si2rianta Rychlowskiego
trwat mial do nowego roku. lcc2
rozEazem toiegraricznym zostal skro-
cony.
. q o
w domu PIP. A~ndrzcjostwa Kier-
man6w, zaiiczanych do najstarszych
ararian Maryanowa. odDy}y sic "a
reczyny ich c6rki Hilary Z p. Franct-
szkicm c. Kukowihskim. synem PIP.
Jak6ba Natalii Kukowihskich, row
ME- starych parariaH Nar~anowa,
zar. pur. 1928 Coblentz ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26

SO ealowa koloro"a ub'a"ntni0- Csc
Il d SO ea Mo- vac c1 q II percaiIne. bar 2Oc
Z co Ho1 zbfadssne dHmskie ehu &c
Meskie chustecnkr z LonsfellOw ini- &c
eya Piekn eeI japonette chust. z i inicynsem NJ
ola mezczyzn, cokol. zbrudzone, po W.
Damskie chusteczki w jednym 70 /
gu haftowane, resztki, pc $50. Wv
Damskie chusteczki z inicyniem w AIIc
stylu Longfellow, kor. borta. po
snnltci pasta do zsN0"' 2'e war TIC
~! Jays ryaoyy pnder do t"aruy' 33c
Sterling perfum,, ma bardzo przyje- 19c
mny zapach l unc. butelka "a. ~
Resolve medyezne to"leto"e my 15c
''n na haT FaS Aa pa e ;;a iis sn,opso" &c
maja Xlapy ma uszy, szare' pc : XIV
soc chinchila Rnh Rnh kap. da DC
CHOP, maja view; klapy ma uszy - -
D%%skis .pk Soeiin rGO; po .et1u! 2.97
Ds%skis RbIa1.kii: batsstowe npisk. Csc
k0t Jsa@abne crepe lie chine biu.kl dIa2 AZ
01I Vein. .ert: suk: Ola d1lewenat' 2.97
D''H Dan n:ia:sf S1a aasiI:nSS siy!.S: oeAaf- Csc
Mcskie nrtIcs kalosze z iedna Q7c
spFG2 smoa T ksl! Ss m g Sa III; R %,.oel 49,
Gn%owe kals.Se da da%' wysOkie 47c
"' esncw wts' kSic..s d1a ! dhslswenat i 47c
0z'e czar Mtei buty z . dwieme .ppr1aezknmiq5c
Ola q a1 eaiow %" OAK grain ma 6or'y do 24c
dywanow, jard Pc -. nv
6 PREY o.tcp oonsolsum dyS"ny SO
cokolwiek biednie zrobione' po
Sottinsha% fir, y, Ta $50 DO US 47c
D@r s. Cable 5sSEs Tuet sibo Nottingham LII
f'F: sss m R1aa sst1S e 70 do 20 iardowe 13J1c
S'' Se wis. ; n a yfFanki' p'a'Eo"ate de- 44c
senie. jard tyEko pc ..'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
Z INNYCH TEATRoW
WOINY.

Berlin, 26. grudnia. - Ma ma
cedonskiej linii Bulgarzy odparl:
ataki loka1ne alianckie mad Dol
ran jeziorem; mad Struma byly
utarczki; zmian liniowych niema.
Londyn, &c. grudnia. - Woj-
ska angielskie W Palestynie zaje-
iy szereg dalszych miejscowosci J
posuwaja sic systematycznie ku
p6lnocy, pedzac Turkow pred
SODA.
Londyn, 26. grudnia. - Straty
w ludziach angielskie w minio-
nym tygodniu licza ma 1879, w
tenn zabitych oficerow 2OS, a zol-
merry 2,714; ranii reszta
- Syn expremiera Asquitha -
zosta} powaznie raniony w jednej
Z ostatnich walk we Francyi: o.
trzymal on poprzednio wysokie
odznaczenie "a dzielnoSc.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
KOBIETY MA WEGZECH.
Zurych, 26. grudnia. - Do SCI
mu wegierskiego wniesiono pro-
jekt ustawy, poprawiajacy prawo
. wyborcze o tyle, IL nadajc ono
w novel swej formie prawo gsosu
- bierne i czynnc wszystkim o.
bywatelom Wegicr be- roznlcy
p}ci - a .wiec i kobiety beda mia
~ peinie praw obywatelsk'ch'
M
Amsterdam, &c. grudnia. "
Essen, W fabrykach Kruppa wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26

kie szturmy, a Z %punktow, ktorc
Austryacy wzieli dnia poprzed-
nicgo, wyrzucono ich Z powro-
tenn. Walka tam byla bardzo "a
c;eta. Wlosi w niej nietylko po-
zycye odebrali, lecz take wzieli
Z powrotem INTERPRETATIONS
zdobyte przezen poprzednio dzia-
Ia i mitraliezy. Pod Malaga Co.
stalunga baterye wloskie znisz--
czyly Gala austryacka kolumne w
przechodzie. W okolicy Col del
Rosso walka byla rowniez bardzo
krwawa; niektGre oddzialy wlo-
skic wstrzymywa}y nap6r znacz-
nej przewagi wrog0w, az ME ma
dazyly Z pomocq rezerWy Who's
kie: baterye w}oskie ogromne w
tel bitwie zadaly szkody nleprzy-
jacielowi, a nadto wzieli Wlosl
spora grenade jchc6w. Ma caicj
linii Walk pozycyjne - bardzo O.
zywione w poszczeg6lnych punk
tach. w dniach ostatnich najkrwa
wsze bitwy by1y 0 Monte del Val
Bella ! pod Col del Rosso - kt6-
re c~zeSciowo zdolali CentraIni "a
lac lecz Wlosi W sporcj micrzc
odebrali pozycyc utraconc
wstrzymujac nap6r wrosa. Ma O.
g6} sytuacya - mimo obustron-
nych wysilk6w - be- zmian vic
kszyclh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26

darzyia sic pred trzema dniam'
explozya, kt6ra spowodowala u
szkodzenie jednego Z departamen
tow; szkody w budynkach dosyc
znaczne, lecz podobno Mkt Z lu-
dzi ME zgina}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
REID MA NIEMCY.

niony poniedzialek eskadra aero
plan6w angielslSich puScila sig
REDEEM ma Niemcy skierowala
sic ma miasto Mannheim, mad
Renem, ktore zbombardowano z
doskonafym rezultatem: rzucono
pociski ma dworzec kolojowy, o.
raz ma dystrykt fabryczny mia
sta. Niemcy silny bardzo ogleh
skierowali przeciw maszynom an
gielskim ! jedna zosta}a uszko-
dzona ! zmuszona do ladowania,
pozatem wszystkie ca}o wroci}y.
Pozatem maszyny angielsEle
zbombardowaly kilka aerodro-
NOW niemieckich - poza llnla
walk. w niedziele miniona w IL
tarczkach napowietrznych znisz-
czono 5 maszyn niemieckich, a
dwie uszkodzono, przyczem lotnl-
k6w Z jednej maszyny poimano w
r;eWole.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
ZACHODNI FRONT.

Londyn, 26. grudnla. - w pa
trolowej utarczcc pod Cambria
wzieto jehcow niemieckich. Ar
tylerya pracujc poteznic w odcln-
ku La Bassc. Pod Iprcss odparto
znaczny reid niemiccki, podob-
nicz w okolicy Epchy ! Poclcapcl-
lie. Ma caIej linii kanonada.
Paryz, 26. grudnia. - Ma ca}ej
linii strzelanina odosobniona -
najsilniejsza pod Ncrdun, gdzie
tcz reid nicmiccki ma wieksza
skale obliczony odparto. Pod Ju-
vincourt odparto reid niemiecki
potem natychmiast Francuzi reid
puScili w okopy nicprzyjaciela,
znacznc mu zadajac szkody. Dun
kirk bylo zn6w onegdaj bombar-
dowanc przcz aeropIany niemicc.
k;c; w paru dniach ostatnich 5
maszvn niemicckich z~niszczono !:
zcstrzclono.
Berlin, 26. grudnia. - Ma ca
lvm froncie kanonada Z przerwa-
mi - be- zmian liniowych; poty.
czki i utarczki czeste: oncgdai
walk awiatyczne byly bardzo
ozywione - II acroplanow allan
ckich zniszczonO.
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z DANII.

Kopenhaga, 2e. grudnia. -
Premier duhski, dr.. ZaIlle W in
terwiewic prasowym wyraza} sic
z wielka wdziecznoscia o Sta
mach Zjedn. - a to giownie Z po-
wodu transportow zywnoSci, Z
Ameryki otrzymywanych, ktdre
sprawiaja - PREY zapobiegliwos-
ci ludu duhskicgo, IL DANA moze
rajmniej 2 KRAKOW curopejskich
odczuwa braki, spowodowane
tax diuga juz woina
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-23
Crack Teams to
Play Indoor Baseball

SCOTS Has-Beens, winners of the in.
door baseball league contest at the
"Y" will this evening play an all-star
team composed of the best players
from the other teams of the league
Many of the league games were very
exciting, well played and interesting
but this unquestionably will be the
best thing that local fans have had an
opportunity of seeing for many moons
Many baseball fans prefer good
game of indoor baseball to one play.
ed in the open since 1t is faster and
has no slow moments. is exciting and
full of pep from the first crack Of
the bat to the last out. No admission
will be charged for the game tonight
and those lovers OF the national sport