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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
NOWlgY
TELECRAFlCzNE.
Walk " Rulnuniiii. il
Berlin, II stycznia.

Berlin, II stycz1ia. Kampa-
MIA rumunska koncentruje sic sta
tecznic mad Seretem, ktorego
brzeg poludniowo zachodni fax
tycznie juz Centralni opanowali.
wypierajac Sprzymierzonych "a
rzeke; jednoczesnie Austryacy
pra przez Karpaty do srodkowej
Rumunii i czynia niezaprzeczone
postepy, choc ich Rosyanie SLIME
wstrzymo1ja. Walki .tocza sic tam
ia terenie bardzo trudnym, ,wsrod
osniezonych, lesistych i przepas-
cistych g6r, po gIebokich doll
mach waskich, ME dajacych linii
rozwinac--dlatego to przebicg ich
jest tax powolny i mimo obu-
stronnych wysilkow -faktycznie
zmian W sytuacyi jest niewiele.W W
dodatku mrozy slime panuja W
Karpatach zolnierz cierpi bar
dzo. Raporty ostatnie podaja:
Austryacy zdobyli mad rzeka Oh
toz, w dolinie tejze nazwy kilka
bardzo dobrych i waznych pozy
cyl, panujacych mad drogami,
wiodacemi ia dolina. Rosyanie W
dwu dniach stracili tam 80 ludzi,
wzietyclr niewole, szesc mira,
liez try mozdzierze.. Mad Su-
szyca rzcka z obu stron W roz-
]eg}cj okolicy Rosyanie. atakowa!i:
bezskutccznic; odparto ich..
wszedziei Wojska Mackensenai.
mad Seretem dolnym dzia}aja po-
myslnie, posuwajac sic ku Gala
czowi i spierajac wstecz Rosya1r {:
w tel stronie miasteczko Iabur-.
tea zosta}o zdobyte przcz Mem
cow. Onegdaj W nocy kilka zbroJ
nych statk6w rzeczpych ME-
przyjacielskich usiiowa}o przep}y
nae Dunajem w gore ku Galaczo
wi lecz pod Isaccea, Dobrudza
przyje}y icl ognicm bateryc ME
mieckie, kt6rc jedcn re statk6w
zatopi}y, a drugi uszkodzi}y i
zmusily do chronienia sic ku brze
gom rosyjskim, gdzie statek ow
osiad} IA mieliznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Stolownik zabd sic gazem

Dunhrk, n. j. Jan Rozgaitls,
salonista pm. 1872 Belmont Ave.
poszedf budzic swego sto1ownika
J6zefa Hofmana na sniad danie,
.ll1ecz,rWsz ode g = !
go zestrofowac "a 1ladt1zy wanie
gazu, gdy po otwarciu drzwi o..
kazalo sic, re Holman cd kilka
godzin juz nie zyje, otruty ga
zem ulatniajacym sic dwu SEE
reko otwartych kran6w.
Holman liczy lat 36 mieszkal
u Rozgatisa cd dw6ch miesiecy.
r Pracowal w skladach rzezni--
czych A. Finka przy Belmont av.
Ami salonista, ami Mkt re znajo--
mych zadnych blizszych wskaz6--
wek co do osobistosci Hofmana
ME mogl o MIN udzielic.
Salonista Rozgaitis powiada,
ze Holman pred udaniem sic ia
spoczynek, podnoszac reke do go
ry miaf powiedziec:: eta reka ME.
bedzie juz wiecej dlamnie praco
wac" Lekarz powiatowy Warren
i policya przekonani So, re Hof-
man popehil samob6jstwo.
Jest to juz jedenasta ofiara ga7
zu Cd dnia 17-go grudnia:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Walk " RulnuniIi.
Berlin. II stycznia.

Bernn, IL styczn1a. = NoJsha
rosyjskie dzia}ajace Centralne-
mi pod niemiecka komenda zaje-
ly miasto NIihalea, przyczem 400
Rosyan wzietych zosta}o do ME-
wolf, wielu zas ich potone}o W u
silowanej pospiesznej przeprawie
przez Seret :jednoczesnie u spfywu
rzeki Buzeu Seretem bufgarskic
wojska zajely starry klasztor,
trzymany dotychczas przez Ro--
syan, kt6rych wyparto juz wsze-
die W tej stronie ma Scret; wre--
szcie Niemcy .posuneli sic znacz--
nie cd Braifa ku Galaczowi i "a
ieli miasto Vadeni. w Karpatacl
walki trwaja pomyslne: W doll
ME Slanic ITO Rosyan Ana OIL
cerami wzieto do niewoli, przy-
czem zdobyto siedm mitraliez
siedm mozdzierzy, oraz wiele bro
nj; W wu Buzeu z Seretem bufgar
skie lecz ich odparto i straty zna
czne zadano; ma poludnie cd
dr6g Oitoz> zdobyto wzgorza waz
ne strategiczne, oraz wzieto tam
SO jenc6w. Mad Zlota Bystrzyca
Austryacy wdarli sic ma pozycye
rosyjskie i wiele szkod zadali Re
syanom, niekt6re okopy zdobyli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Polak dostal zaszczyha
posade.

Detroit, Mich. Pisma tutejsze
donosza, re professor Felix's Paw
lowski, instructor awiatyki W wy
dziale inzynieryi ia uniwersyte-
Gle W Ann Arbor, Michigan, TO-
staf W tych dniach zamianowany
instruktorem awiatyki W depar--
tamencie wojny W Westinghouse.
Prof. Pawlowski liczy oko}o 40
lat, pochodzi z Warszawy. Pc u
kpnczeniu szk6f wyzszych byf in
zynierem W fabrykach W Zagle--
blu Dabrowskiem, w Kr6lestwie.
Nastepnie pojecha} do Paryza,
gdzie w Sorobonie studyowal a.
wiatyke. Okolo Z 1t temu przybyl
do Ameryki. Tu najpicrw byf in
zynierem w kilku amerykanskich
fabrykach, a nastepnic okolo 4
lata temu, uzyskaf posade instslk
tora inzynieryi, specyalnie awia-
tyki ma uniwersytecie Stanu Mi
chigan w Ann Arbor. Tu awan--
sowal dose szybko ma stanowisko
profesora.
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
spostrzegf W obecnej wojnie euro
pcjskiej konieczna potrzebe jak
najdoskonalszych aeroplan6w. w
tym celu ustanowiolio w departa-
mencie wojny wydziaf awiatycz--
ny. Ogladano sic "a uczonymi spe
cyaIistan1ii u nauce aWiatykii. Gdy
wiec prof. Pawlowski zg}osil sic,
1znano go "a kompetentnego i
dano mu nicmal natychmiast po-
sade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
ZnJal, oddal i kolacye
zaplaci.

Cleveland, o. Parma Schroeder
zgubifa onegdaj ma PublicSquare:
torebke W kt6rej bylo $443 go
t6wka: Znalazca, jakis mlody oby
watel z malego miasteczka, oglo--.
sil W gazecie, ze znalazf torebkes
i otrzymawszy wiadomose cd VIA
scicielki poszedf pod wskazanem
adresem. Uszczesliwiona dziew
czyna chcia}a mu dac 800 znalez
nego, ME przyjal, chciala dac o..
statecznie $40 tego ME przyjal,
ale przyjal zaproszenie ma kola--
eye, "a kt6ra zaplacil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Sprawy morskie.
LondYn. II stYcznia,

Londyn, IL stycznla. - Admi.
ralicya og}osila zatopieniu na
Morzu Srodziemncm przez nul
nieprzyjaciclski onegdaj wojen-.
ncgo okretu angielskiego "Corn.
wallis n zalogi okrctu tylko Il
ludzi brak, reszta sic ocali}a
szczeg6i6W liema zasln,.el Fate.
phone zostaly nadto: statek male:
zacy do awiatyki nadmorskiej al,
gielskiej "Ben-My-Chee'' na
MIN 5 l1dzi zgine}o; angielski pa.
rowiec handlowy sHudworth" "a
topiony i duiiski parowicc "Ales
andria . zatopiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Ueieki 2 Kr6lestwa pred
woina.

New York. n. =. Ma holenders-5
kim parowcu 9 Nieuw Amster-'
dam przybylo tn 1856 zbieg6WI
.wojennych, kt6rzy uciekli pred
wojna Kr6lestwa Polskiego i
.Belgii, naturalnie ma zadanie ro-'
din zamieszkalych " Ameryce.
Belgowie " liczbie 22l, edbyi pos
Idroz staraniem Belgijs skiego Komil
|tetu Ratunk kowego 81 Chicago. ID
da onii do krewnych 81: Illinois d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Ziazd Centralnych mo-
narchoW.
Londyn, II stycznia.

Londyn, II stycznia. Dono-
sza, IL z okazyi zblizajacych sic
urodzin ces. Wilhelma ma sic W
Berlinie odbyc zjazd monarchow
panstw centralnych: pfzybeda
ces. Karol Austryacki car Fer
dynand Bulgarski, oraz nastepca
tronu Turcyi: wszyscy ci monar-
chowie maja og1osic manifest,
zwalajacy odpowied dzialnosc ma
Aliant6w "a kontynuacye wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Dlieciob6jczyli.

Wilmington, Del. w przyste--
pie oblakania Irena Stopka uto--
pila dwoje swych dzieci, ale ME
zdola}a dokonac zamachu ma swe
zycie. Kobiete umieszczono We
wiezieniu, p6zniej odstawiono
do domu waryat6w. Przyczyna o.
blakania miafo bye brutalne OBJ
chodzenie sic jej meza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Tarnowski jedzie.
Berlin, II stycHia.

Berlin, II stycmia. n Ia. Tar
rowski Adam, nowy austryacki
ambassador dla Wazsyngtonu opu
sell onegdaj Berlin, udajac sic do
s;an6w Zjednoczonvch. Panstwa
Snrzymierzone daily mu wolny
,,rzeiazd ma skutek przedstawieil
odpowiednich ze strony Stanow
Ziednoczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Kobiieta uikt.

AIajac przy sobie dyamel1ty
wartosci $17OO futro wartosci
$500, pani Katarzyna Dowic, lat
81 znikla " ponied dzialek W sr6d
miesciu. MAJ jej, mieszkajacy
pod mr.. 3112 Lawrence avenue,
zaNiadomil onegdaj policye Q jej,
.znknieciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Zl1,a1 Z popalella przy
rouliiecalu ognia.

Shenandoah, Pa. J. Szczerbo--
wicz, bedac " stanie podniecenia
alkoholem, ,wysla1 swoja molzonke
do skladu po artykuly spoz.gaW''c.zze 9
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
FIGH HTING bETWE:E:kI E:
 SOLDIERS ENDED

posing soldiers 10 leave their posi- ticns aud trenches to visit each Gtter ard 10 enter the cafes of the villages together. AS the soldiers fraternize it is difficult to corrective that active fighting can ever be re- su'ned. Certain it is chat great diff ficulty will be encountered by any agency that succeeds to Russian control in ever again promoting the war spirit among the Russian sold iers among whom the sentiment for peace is exceedingly strong.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
BURGH TENDERS RESIGNATION
 AT COUNCIL MEETING

not the aforesaid contract should be signed. Upon roll call Burgh O'Farrell Kemp and Lynell voted Aye, M'Allister Nay. The motion was declared carried and the con tr.ct ordered signed,
 Attorney Hopbes advised the Council to instruct the assessor to have all assessments, estimates etc, prepared by Dec 10th so that pre- paration could be made for the Board of Equalization to sit for a few evenings sometime between the 10th and goth of this month. The assessor received his instructions accordingly.
 The question was brought up as to where would be the most logical and heaithiest place on the ice for the midnight merchants to cash their wares. This matter was left to the health and relief committee to act in conjunction with the Health officer to designate where the final dumping place shall be. A motion was unanimously carried that the City Attorney be instruct ed to draft a letter of thanks on behalf of the city paying tribute to the relief crew who went in search of the schooner White Bear
 Lynell made a report in regards to the necessity of street light near the Sheldon Hotel. A motion was passed instructing Councilman Lyhell to see that said light was installed. Councilman Burgh then arose and stated Le desired to
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

BERLIN, Dec. 3.-Certainty of an early peace between Germany and Russia was made apparent to- dty in official announcements giv- e4 out by the War Office. Nego- tiAtios for an armistice are practi- cally complete and the actual bus in,ss of war is ended over most of the German and Russian lines.
 The officers commanding the se- parate armies have in most places issued special orders suspending hostilities and permitting the op-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

chemical wagon was returning from the last call Charlie Berg s ca6in) the rig got tangled up in the ditch and one set of harness that one horse had to practically haul the wagon back to the fire station. The Mayor referred the matter to the Street Committee with instructions to cover said ditch if necessary.
 Burgh and Kemp of the Finance Committee reported they had inter viewed Grant Jackson, the repre- sentative of the Wild Goose heat ing plant. They stated the company would like the Council to sign the heating contract as soon as possible otherwise the city would be charged 35c. per foot of radia,ion instead of the contract price Of "hc. per foot. Kemp made tE" motion which was seconded by Burgh that the aforesaid contract .erein the company agree to f :rEish the ire station and Clerks office with steam heat during the wintec months for $1i2.S0 per month including the 14 sections which were removed from the fire station and making a total of 376 feet of radiation. This brought forth considerable discussion during which M'Allister again rcsurrected the municipal heating plant proposition, but the Mayor wouldn't allow any deviation from the original question before the meeting which was whether or
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

but their parents were too poor to pay for same. Mayor Lomen sug- gested to the health officer that he probably better make an eXamina- tion of the children attending the public schools and find out if any of them really need medical attend GnCe. Dr. Chace promptly replied and stated there was no city ordi- nance to that effect and said that as far as he was personally con cerned he was willing and ready at any and all times to render his services free to any unfortunate children who may need medical as sistance and whenever an operation was necessary he was willing to perform sane providing he got the parents corsent and provision made with the Hospital. The doctor stat ed to the Council he didn't care to take any unnecessary chances by performing an operation in his of flee, The reason he suggested the hospital as the proper place to per form operations is because they have the facilities as well as an operating room. The doctor said he will investigate and do all in his power to relieve the suffering child ren.
 As usual M'Alister reported the pumping plant etc. o. K. He further stated that ditch near the Carstens Cold Storage plant needed covering as it is dangerous in case the fire team has to cross it. He also said that when the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

Mayor Lomen called the goth session of the 17th Common Coun- cil to order promptly at s D. m. in Clerks office, last night. Burgh, O,Farrcl, M'Alhster. Kemp. Lynell and Lomen responded to the roll call. Ross was abcert. The min utes of the preceding meeting were read and approved.
 A communication from Si Car man was read obJecting to the Greenberg building on Front St. be- ing used as dog kennel. This was finally referred to the Law, Ordinance and Printing Committee to act in the conjunction with the City Attorney.
 The bills were read and referred to the FiCance Committee, except the bills for city employees salary, lpCn d motion duly passed the Clerk was instructed to issue war rants and these were ordered paid.
 The Treasurers report showed the amount of the City funds in the bank on Dec. 1st was $3,0SS,32. The City Clerks financial statement for the month of November showed that the fnaLcial end of the City is in the Red" with a deficit of $9.263.25.
 The City health officer reported throc deaths during November, two Eskimos and one white person, and one birth. The Mayor stated he had been informed that some of the school children were suffering from 8 sickness which needed attendance
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
MAYOR OF PETRQGRAD ARRESTED
CIVIL STRIFE IN
 RUSSIA CONTINUES

The leaders of the Bolsheviki are doing thei1 outmcst to complete the arrangements and nego tiations for armistice between the Russian army commanders as a preliminary step toward the establishment of a permanent separate peace be- tween the nations regardless of any action that may be taken by the inter-allied conference now sitting at Versailles in France.
 Much anxiety prevails that peace be ar accomplished fact in ad
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

BERLIN, Dec. 3,-That the days fighting in the desperately contest ed region ;n front of Cambria has resulted in a complete triumph of German arms is the substance of reports received here and made public by the war office.
 While there is little or no gains claimed in the relative positions of the opposing armies, an advantage which has been alternately shifting first to one side and to the other, it is known that the British losses have been heaviest and the fighting
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

vance Of the meeting of the con stituent assembly, which takes place
 December nth. Already the results of the general elections have shown considerable weakening of the strength of the Bolsheviki and it is feared that the constituent assemb- ly will completely overthrow their power. Many of the outlying pro vinces are invested with an insist ent propaganda for independence and it is believed that days of the present regime are numbered.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec B. The activities of German spies ope- rating in neutral countries have compelled the American govern ment to discontinue sending the Patent Office Gazette, an official publication relating for the most part to information relating to new patents on inventions, to subscrlb- CTS and others in the neutral coun- tries.
 The order likewise applies to the Scientific American and other pub lications whose columns give in
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
U. s. HEADS OFF
 GERMAN SPIES

President Wilson's speech to Con- gross in which he vii convey his annual message to that body is be- ing awaited wEh great deal of eagerness by all classes here today. The President will appear before a joint session of the House and Sen ate, it is presumed shortly after the opening of those bodies today.
 The genral curiosity is intensi- fled by the possibility that the Pre- sident will make answer to the many peace suggestions that have been advanced.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

an armistice with Russia to per nit the negotiations for the separate peace being sought by Russia This codrse is presumed to be in line with the action contemplated by Austria and Germany and it is not doubted that the terms to pc agreed upon between Turkey and Russia will be largely determined by the results of the negotiations with the German government at Berlin. This Gi.ect from Vienna.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

formation regarding new inventions and mechanical contrivances.
 This action was made necessary because of the fact that the war has brought forward a great quan- tity of military contrivances and it is feared that if these publications continued going to neutral coun- tries Germ; ny might profit thereby through the activities of her spy system which is believed to be ac- lively organized in such countries.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

hand in his resignation as a mem Der of the City Council. He sad the reason for doing so is because he intended to leave for the outside next Sunday. Mayer Lomen slipped the departing councilman a few bouquets in the form of neat little speech and wound up by say ing if your resignation is accepted
 it will just cost you the drinks for
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

the bunch. Burgh said ycu're on. A mCticn was then duly made and carried that Councilman Burg's re signation be accepted and to take effect when his successor was elected, which will probably he next Monday night The meeting then adjourned to meet again at p, m. December 10th.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 3.-No sign of civil peace and the restoration of stability and order appears among the discondant clements in Russian politics if news dispatches reaching this city are to be credit ed. The Mayor of Petrograd has been arrested and is now imprison- cd as if he were common crim- inal. The municipal council gov erning the city of Petrograd has been dissolved and the city con tinues in furore with occasional rioting.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
MOVED INTO WINTER QUARTER

We have nov moved to our home opposite the Post Office for the winter, selling off Underwear, Hosiery, Stamped goods, at reduced rates. Nice line of Organdies, Still a few potatoes left $4.5O per crate and kept in cellars A few Oranges and Lemons at a bargain.
 NOME GROCERY co.
 Miss \ F. Oestric'r, Mgr.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
QUIET ON
 ITALIAN FRONT

have anr ounced that they expect to keep a lobby continuously in Con gress until such time as suitable amendments are passed and signed by the President.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dee. B. The organization pledged to the advocacy of tEe woman suffrage amendments which is certain to be offered in the present congress
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
EAGLES ATTENTION.

The Election of Officers fer, the Ensuing term will be held Tuesday Night, Dec. 4th, 1917.
 J. J. STOKES, Secretary.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

ROME, Dec. 3.-The Austro German attacks on the Italian lines have ceased entirely according to reports just reaching this city from the Italian Army Headquarters.
 The German newspapers are at tributing the inactivity of the Teu- ton forces to unfavorable atmos- pheriC and weather conditions, but it is claimed here by the Italian military authorities that the real reason is this: that the Italian lines following the crisis have been completely reol ganized and are now impregnable and holding fast
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

Express and General Delivery. See Erickson at Manstield's Cigar Store.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

BRITISH FRONT, Dec. 3-The British troops after some stubborn fighting have succeeded in rc-occy- pying the section of the trenches lost by them in the earlier fighting and are presisng the Germans back upon the village of Villiers.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04
GERMANS WIN
 AT CAMBRIA

has been the most terrific since the resumption of battle activities cr this sector
 Six thousand British prisoners taken since the beginning of the German counter drive Friday morn ing, and numerous British counters attacks have been repulsed in the last twenty four hours.
 ZURICH, Dec. 3.-Tne report has reached this city that the Turk ish government has consaltrt to
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

BERLIN, Dec 3.-Aceordine to claims made in reports from Ger man field headquarters the English have suffered severe losses ill the territory north Of Hasschendale in a number of counter attacks which the Germans have r"pulscd The report includes the capture of eighteen machine suns and a cen siderable number of prisoners
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-12-04

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-28
TREES GREAT MISTAKE.

The late Sir Herbert Tree met
the late Charles Frohman one morn
ing in Piccadilly. :
"Froman," he said, that little
chap Barrie has gone out of his mind.
He read me play last evening that
was madman's work, every line of it
"a four-act play about children and
fairies and Indians, with the most
improbable plot you ever listened to!
turned it down, of course, and little
Barrie said deiantly that he'd read
it to you, Frohman, so beware! Be
ware, my boy, and fatal"
So saying, the tall and willowy
Tree syung jauntily away, quite un-
conscious that he had just refused
"Peter Pan," the most profitable play
of the Twentieth century.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-28
SPEAKING OF CHERRIES.
INDIANAPOLIS News. }


A Ritter-avenue man who believes
in masticulation and practices what
he breaches was entertaining several
guests at dinner a few evenings ago.
Blackberry pie was on the bill of fare.
Now, blackberry seeds are numerous
and hard to dodge IL one really chews,
and they make very audible pop
when crushed. Little things like that
however, must not be permitted to in
terfere with health. Mr.. Ritter Ave-
nue. things, and so he munched his
way merrily through the pie. twenty
eight full strokes of the jaw to the
forkful. His wife, to relieve herself
Of some slight embarrassment, made q
facetious remark about the milling
operations. which enabled the guests
to look amused. which they may
have desired to do before. but did
not dare. But s-year-old Ethel saved
the DAY.
s'PIhaW!" said she. that isn't any
thing. You Just ought to hear father
ct cherries"