davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TFLEFON MONROE 1903.
yARZAD GLOWING


Ks. Franclszek Gordon, Moderator.
Ks A. A. KlOwO. WiCe-Moderator.
wojciech F. Soska, Prezes
Antonina Baranowska. WicepreZesSA
wojciech Menkicki, Wice-prezeS.
Tomasz S. BlachowSki. Sekretar
Franciszek WitkowsGi, Ska~h1
Stanislaw L~icLmahSkL. DyreNi".
wladyslaw Lnpatka. Dyrektor
Antoni Mazurk. Dyrektor.
LeOkadya kOnCZyk. D~yrektorka.
Salomea Urbahska: DyrektoIka'
Or Alexander Pietrzykowski, Lekarz
NacZelny.
Adv. Piotr P. Mlndak, Doradca Prawny
Berta C. WOJtalewiCz, Asyst. Sekr Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwE:
Biuro ZarEadu Glownego Otwarte W
dni powszeinie Cd godz. s-tej rano do
6-tet wieCzorem, wv sobOte do lei pO-
po}udniU). WieCzorem. W dni powszed-
NJ. q wyjatklem sobotyl. Cd godzlny
Incl 90 9-tej. - w niedziele I swieta
rroczyste, biuro Jest Zamkniete.
PreEesas W poniedzialkl 1 piatkl wis-
ezorami cd godziny 7-mej do s-teJ.
wszeIkIe korespondencye do G{6wne-
10 Prezesa nalezv adreSowac:
wOJCIECH F. soSKA,
I4SS W. DiVIsion str, Chicago. III.
srody / czWartki. Wieczorami cd sodsI-
ny 7-mej do S-tei, l. cd l-szej popoiu-
dniu eodziernie. z wyjatkiem soboty, Cd
9-teJ do l-Szet.
S~karbRfkai we wtorkL srody I pistki
cd godziny 7-mej do s-tej wIeczorem.
gklAdania OplRt. WsZelkie op{aty do Ka-
~ G4oWnej prZyjmUje Kasyer Gfowny
po6czas godzin o~tlsowych. albo we dnle
" godHinach otisowych, SekretarE &C.
nerafny,
Wsselkie listy nadsylac nale4y ma re-
&c SekretarEa G~eneralneEo:
TOM. s. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I45S W., Division str, Chicago, III.
FISANSE.
Przeka7y bankowe pocztowe
(checks, money orders etc.) naleky wy
Stawiac IA or~ganizacye:
OLISH ALMA MATER.
przesy}ac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOwSKI,
I455 w. Division STR Chicago, III.
,,Macierz POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego:
1857 w. Division Utica,
Ma drUEIem pIetrES.
CHICAGO, ILL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

najwazniejszem zadaniem mo
carstw Sprzymierzonych jest
zmniejszenie potegi Niemiec, kto-
"a polega w duzym stopniu ma
niedopuszczaniu do odrodzenia
sic Polski.
Anglia, podobnic jak Francya,
skwapliwie zadokumentowaf o.
dezwe w. Ksiecia ,Mikolaja. -
Picrwsza tez Anglia Z Mocarstw
Sprzymierzonych wydala dckla-
racye, potwierdzaj2ca og]oszon9
przez Tymczasowy Rad Rosyj--
ski wolnoSG Zjednoczonej Polsk1.
Ziednoczcnic zicm polskich de-
kiaracya a~ngielska wyraznic pod
krcSla.
Kazdy jcdnak Polak, czytaj9c
deklaracye Mocarstw SPrzymle-
rzonych O wolnoSci ola Zjcdno--
czonei Polski, musi zadat soble
pytanie, jak rozleg}c bcda gram
&C tych zjednoczonych ziem pol
skich i czy ~przyznajq Polscc bez-
rosredni dostep do NORA, co jest
nieodzownym warunkiem pony
slnego bytu k~raju.
Polska be- dostepu do mora
bvlaby ma lascc handful niemiec-
kiego. Port morski da]by Pola-
kom wolnq rekc w bezpoSrednim
handful &c wszystkimi innymi kra-
jami, a przedcwszystkicm Z An
gliq.
Anglia nicma przyczyny oba--
Wac sic konkurencyi ~przyszlego
handful polskicgo, DO vic &c OH
nigdy do wiclkicj poteki exporto-
wei mic dojdzie. Ale natomiast
moze Anglia mice w Polscc po-
waznego odbiorce.
20 "a tenn, wszystkic dotad
drogi splawne miedzy Baltykiem
Morzem Niemieckiem a Morzem
Carmen znajdowaly sig wy}acz-
ME w rekach Niemiec i Austryi.
Fort polski bylby til poteznym
wylomem, dzieki MENU moglaby
Anglia uzyskaG move drogi han
dlowe ma Wsch6d i do Rosyi. w
Polsce powracajacej do zycia, Cd
budowywujqcej handel i pre-,
mys}. znalazlyby zyskowna loka,
te kapitaly angielskie. A Z TEN
wszystkiem, wiclki handlowy
k~onkurent Anglii. Niemcy. pc,
niosIyby niepowetowana kleske.
Dodajac do tego, re W porcie
polskim / Rosya ma duzy interes,
jednq wiecej droge komunikacyi
L Anglia, bez poSrdenictwa Me
mice, mozemy Smialo powiedzieG,
re zywotne dazen;a Polski, posia-
DANA dostepu do NORA, oparte
sa ma realnej podstawie intere-
sow Mocarstw Sprzymierzonych,
a w tenn Anglii w szczeg6lnosci.
Polskie Biuro Prasowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

jaka dano piracy II Stcru rzQdu Cd
czasu, jak Stany Zjednoczonl
stanefy do walk z prusactwcm.
Stan ten w obecnym czasie
krytycznym jest tax n~iesprawie
dliwym i tax nieroztropnym, ze
zwr6cif ma siebie uwage nawet
pism. kt6re dawniej zadn9 sympa,
iva ola piracy zorganizowanej mic
grzeszyly.
Wojna obecna jest nienasyco,
nym molochem, kt6ry pochianio
wszelkie zasoby i silly wszyStkich
narodow. ktore do niej byiy wcia,
gniete. Ola skutecznego prowa-
dzenia tejze i ola jak najszybsze'
60 zmiazdzenia gadu, ktory "a
graza wolnoSci i democracy
wszystkich ludlow Swiata, nietyl-
ko sill militarnych potrzeba, ale
"a niemi stanaG musi Gala moo e.
konomiczna. natchniona niepoko,
nalnym duchem calego narodu
'szelkie vice nieporozumienia
wszelkie bolaczki, wszelkie was,
ME i bunty oslabiaja tego ducha, d
tenn samem moe ekonomiczna i ST.
Iy militarne, ale jednoczeSnie pod
nosza ducha wroga, i zachecaja
60 do dalszej walk, gdyz w tych
ujemnych objawach widzi symp-
tony rozdwojenia i siaboSci.
w gadzie pruskim niaja Stany
Zjednoczone wroga, ktory sic
dos}ownie pred niczem ME cola
Me ma mic zbyt niskiego, zbyt
pod}ego ola niego. Propaganda,
sci, agenci, agitatorzy, spiskow
cy i szpiegowie progermahscy So
obecnie w Ameryce wiecej czynn:
niz kiedykolwiek, gdyz militia
ryzm i autokracva nruska juz le-
"a mad brzegiem przepaSci. Os}a-
bienie Rosyi wewnetrznemi roz-'
terkami ME ocali prusactwa cd
nieuniknionego losu. Jeszcze DO.
WIEN Stany Zjednoczone znajdu'
ia sic w ~pierwszem STADIUM wo,
jennem. Udzielaja Aliantom gl6,
wnie pomocy f~inansowej. w tycl
dniach dopiero wchodzi W zyciE
ograniczenie ~wywozow Z AmerN
XII do KRAKOW neutralnych w Eu'
ropie, z ktorych dawniej wielkie /
loSci zapas6w dostawaiy sic dc
KRAKOW neutralnych. Flota anne
rykanska wprawdzie skuteczni'
przeciwdziala Rampant nuf6W
niemieckich. Lecz to wszystko "a
ledwie zaczatki tych olbrzymict
projektow wojennych, ma ktort
rad waszyngtonski biliardy do
larow juz uchwalii. Wielk9 potc.
&c Ameryki odczuja c~entralni do
picro ma wiosne ~przyszfego rokr
i wiedza juz Z CORY, re sic jej nix
opr9, bo juz oprze6 sic ME mogf
druzgocacym ciosom, jake i'm o
becnie zadaja Alianci ma frontacl
angielskim. francuskim i Wlos.
kim. Dlatego to, i'm blizsza czarna
otchlan kleski, tenn zacieklej, ten
bezskrupulatniej kreca, wichrza
intrygujs, azeby pok6j przyspie
szyc.
w Stanach Zjednoczonych in
tryga niemiecka, azeby przyspie
szy6 rokowania pokojowe, alb,
doprowadzic do jakiegokolwie'
zawieszenia broni, - DO tylko W.
wczesnem wstrzymaniu walk
vida militarySci pruscy ola sic
bic jedyna ~nadzieje, - ow6z t;
intryga ME cola sic pred zadnyn
Srodkiem, pred zadna podioScia
Agenci progermahscy wszystkt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

DEIENNTK CHIcAGosN lisa -.
eyHem pisalem polsklem CO apeluts
10 Wszystkich: srarszym d~ostarcsa
wsEeIkich nowin Z Chicago, sanoW
zjsdncczonych, Europy calsSe
6wiata, q ala miod<tety redaEuIs v
sposob amerykahski kAAdS Wiad~
WDSe sportOws aoueSacA PehkaHs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
,,Macierz POlska'

Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego:
1857 ". Division Utica,
Ma druEIem pIetrEs.
CHICAGO, ILL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

w SOUTH BOSTON, MASS
nabve nozra Dziennik Chicago.
XXI codziennie u FIR. Urbanowskie'
20. = IS Boston utica.
ADM DZIEN. CHIC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Diatego to wszyscy patryotycz-
nj i trzezwo mySlacy Ameryka-
ME, bez wzgledu ma ich dawne
sympatye i antipatye, re zadowo-
leniem wielkiem witaja kazdy OBJ
jaw szerszego uznania ola piracy !
wplywowszego jej giosu W cia--
ZACH rzadowych i miarodajnych.
Wytezona produkcya, jaka jest
dis konieczna, ME jest mozliwa
re strony klasy robotniczej, poki
agitatorzy progermahscy znajdo-
wac beda wsrod malkontentow ro-
botniczych iatwy materya} ola
swej propagandy. Dlatego to
wszelkie powody niezadowolenia
powinny bye usuniete l~iczniejsza
reprezentacya piracy W najwyz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
Anglia a zywotne inte-
Iresy Polski.

Interesy dawnej Polski i An
gill sic ME stykaly dlateso W
stosunku do Anglii ME manly "a,
dnych historycznych specyalnyct
sympathy ami uraz. Dopiero "a
czas6w wojen napoleoilskich, W
cg6lno = Swiatowym konfliNcie e
uropejskim skrzyzowa}y sic int,
rosy angielskic i polskie. Polacy
stojac po stronic Francyi ME mo.
gil sympatyzowac Z mctodanli
angielskiemi zwalczania Francyi
tworzenia przeciw sniej ciagIych
zwiazk6w, a zatem poSrcdnio
przeciw interesom polskim, zwiq,
zanych Z powodzeniem arnii ma
poleohskich.
Zmienilo sic to jcdnak Z upad-
klein Napoleona. Francya pre-
stala bye grozna ola Anglii, a ma
tomiast zaczela wzrastac niebez,
picczna potega rosyjska, p6zniej
niemiccka. Siia rzeczy uwaga An
gill przeniosIa sic Z Calais ma
Wsch6d, gdzie kosztcm Turcyi
szukala rozwoju Rosya, dqzQc dc
owladniecia konstantynopolcm.
Polityka angielska starala sig
wszelkimi sposobami do tego ME
dopuScit, %utrzymujac jednocze5-'
ME dyplomatyczne stosunki Z Ro'
sya. Tenn sic tl6maczy, &c chot
powstanie polskie 63-go roku by,
lo ma reke Anglii, rad angielsk:
ignorowai je, ably ME wystepowat
otwarcie przeciw Rosyi.
w spoieczehstwie angielskien
natomiast, odezwala sic zyws
sympatya ola Polak6w, g}6wni<
dzieki zabiegom ksiecia Czarto.
ryskicgo i hr. Zamoyskiego. W
obu Izbach parlamentu angiel,
skiego przedstawione byio zada'
ME ogloszenia dokument6w, ty.
czacych sic powstania 1890 70.
ku. zadanie to poparlo Sc petty,
cyl Z 10000 podpiSami zebranym
przez Komitet Robotnikow(Wo
king Mems Committees Stowa.
rzyszenie to prowadzilo rowniez
agitacye przeciw rosyjsko = no,
lenderskiej pozyczce. ktora mials
pojsc gl6wnie ma pokrycie kosz,
tow uSmierzenia polskiego pow.
stania.
Przeciw tel pozyczce wystapi.
w Izbie Lordow Lord Carnavon
Opieral sic on ma postanowie,
mach Kongresu Wiedehskiego
kt6re. zostaly przez Rosye zgwai,
cone. Ale Rad angielski mimc
tych protest6w polityki swej nj,
zmieni}.
Pc wybuchu powstania, w po'
czatkach 1S63go roku, spo1e.
czehstwo angielskie roznymi spo
sobami wyraza}o sympatye dls
tego ruchu, przez zwo}ywanie mi
tyng6w, zbieranie pieniedzy i wy.
syianie adres6w Ida krzepieni;
ducha."
Najszczerszy jednak przyjacie
Polski, jakiego prawdopodobni'
posiada}a w osobie angielskieg,
dyplomaty Dawida Urquhart'a
ME pochwalat zbrojnego ruchl
Polakow. Urquhart ME wierzy
W powodzenie powstania, widzia
jedyna ola Polakow droge W kul
turalnem przeciwstawieniu 81,
Rosyi. Uwazal, &c Rosya nigd!
ME dopusci do niepodlesioSc
Polski, boz ma tenn spoczywa je
! potega, najsilniejszego mocar
silva w Swiecie. Tu jednak Ur
quhart, podobnie jak inni dyplo
maci angiclscy, niedocenia} wzra
stajacej potegi Prus i wp}ywu
jake one mia}y ma sprawe pol
ska.
Mocarstwa owczesne Wv tenn
.Anglia) rozpatrywaly spraw'
polskq mic Z punktu korzySci, ia
k2 rozstrzygniecie jcj mosiob,
stanowic, ale jcdynie jake atut "
dyplomatyczncj grze. Angli'
sprawe polska uzyta PREY pogo
dzeniu sic Z Rosya W sprawl'
Wschodu. Mai tez racyc Urqu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Rad rarodu przeE narod ola
norodu, ME zgtnte Z pOwierEchni
siemi.
Abraham Lincoln
Me&owie stanu wssedsis zgd-
dzojq sic ~ xdaniu, re must iSt-
nice Ejednoczona, niesaleSnG
Sanorzqdna PoLska.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

stami, socyalistani, unionistami
szych sferach i rychlem uznaniem
wszelkich 'slusznych zadah klasy
pracujacej. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-01
GOVERNOR URGES
NEED FOR DEFENSE

Governor Pinkham's message to,
day is published in full on Pages and
Il, second section.)
To both houses of the legislature.
assembled to hear him in joint SEES
SIGN, Governor Pinkham this morning
delivered an additional message--one
dealing with land and military ques-
tons i'm Hawaii. ,...s
In this message the governor limited
at his own opinions upon these mat
tiers, but asked the Legislators them
selves to express their own desires on
the following questions: =
Conserving income; conserving
standing crops: if conserved. the dis
position Of the income; Whether the
great business enterprises should be
continued; whether natural and
normal rainfall individual farming
lands should be ratio1ally and eco
Ironically homesteadeJ; whether the
National Guard of Hawaii should, be
supported from land income; whether
imperative public inn rovements of de.
ferred revenue shosald be established
in full or in part + eomland and water
income
In seeking the insttctions of the
legislature. how} liver, the governor
gave, it seemedf as OF listened he
tween the lines Il }ea9pposition to
h A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-01
BaIdWins
Buy Lanai Il
For Ranch

Lanai island passes into the owner
ship of F, F. and H. a. Baldwin. Nei,
thor Libby, Mcneil & Libby nor the
Hawaiian Pineapple Company is in
the deal for its purchase, which was
closed at noon. today. james F. Nor
gan 60, Ltd, represents the purchas-
erS and the WaterhouSe Trust Co.
represents the sellers.
The unexpected and surprising ele-
ment that enters into the sale of La
mai island is the fact that no pineap-
pie interests are included in the pur-
chase. For months deals have been
pending for the property and Libby,
Mcneil & Libby and. the Hawaiian
Pineapple Company were included
among the prospective buyers. They
went so far as to carry ON an inyestt-
gstion of the possibilities for pine
apple growing and il, was understood
that there only remained TO he made
an arrangement for the utilization OF
the grazing areas by cattle interests
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ASSOCIATED Press by Cahiel.

WASHINGTON c. March Shocked and amazed by the reyeia
and Mexico the
States Congress forgot differences and
began swinging line behind the president
Republicans Immediately abandoned the hbster they
have been conducting against the Democratic legislation the Dem
leaders of for the president this national
emergency.
roca under special provisions immediate
the bill by Flood chairman the foreign affairs
clothing the president with broad authority to deal with the sub
providing for the ang of u s. merchant vessels
defense sea-.
The Flood bill Immediately ken for with three hours al
oed for debate, which is nc going H.
The president however will being empowered to other
besides the ships and proposed bill
pending in giving him wider authority.
Confirmation Of Gany revealed by the Associated Press
given and by the secretary of well
on the floor of the ~, :. .EEistf.,
Secretary Lansing official made clear that he
the would
part in such an intrigue: LED T.,
He also expressed confidence Mexico would
take in it.. Distributors for 10
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NINA BREAKS |
WITH GERMh
: ispeeiaI cable = aawaii shLnI

Especial Cable % Hawaii Shin
TOXIC. Japan, March LIMA
Vered diplomatic relations w1er-
any yesterday. afternoon. Prnt
4 Yuan Hing signed the declon
lter a conference with his Oct.
resident Wilson of United StSas
,sked China TO follow out the Plr
" othefsneutral countries by bmg
Wifh Germany over the su1ne
question
1he Hawaii Shinpo, in an dial
.foday has this to say regardshe
.seyering OF relations betweenns
and Germany.
aps.s,Sar, Wilson has recomIed
.hat egs,rs shn,ld sever eiipiouke.
sns. s w,tb Earmany after ex-
,,, .SIs - ITnitad states and II
800 80, - ,~.rorted mai china was hd.
,n-,o tste come course of active
..s .,'S shatt rbina IL yiewits
ssss@nei .,,,c,,,ns,ances should an
as,ss,,do ~ etrict nautrality an.
ss,,S ~ eniarging ITS natiore.
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AUSTRIA'S REPLY NOV
EXPECTED IN 81

tAssocIsted Press bv Federal wi
VIENNA. Austria, March Led
States Ambassador Penfield tin.
formed the Associated Press he
expects a reply from Austrian
a week. answering the Ameire-
afiest for an Observation-Disclosures
TO the Austrian attitude towfert
many's unrestricted naval va
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-01
ERMANY NEEDS WORKS

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Nh 1.
According to German newsers,
Smpulsory mobilization of theome
rmy- is imminent.s The situh Is
aid to be such. that all pers be-
Tween liz and 60syears are "a put
) work from April J., under tenn
tic official organizations
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FOUR AMERICANS FROM
YARR0WDALE RELEASED

fAssoeiatpd Press-by Fedora! Wireless
BERLIN, Germany, March 1.-Two
American ship surgeons and two
veterinarians, who have been held
with the American sailor prisoners on
the Yarrowdale. have been realised
and left for. America by way of Den.
mark
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WILL THEY FIND
MORE PLOT PLANS?

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WIrrlc><1
y y = = = = y y = \ \ y y + 4
y JUABEz, Mex. March 1.-The I
= German consulate here was rob- I
= bed last night and important Of 4
= fetal papers are reported to have 4
been taken from the files, Con- 4
= sui Weber charges. He handles 4
y the diplomatic and consular at I
y fairs OF Germany in Northern 4
= Mexico. 4
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EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS- CALLED
MARCH s EXPECTED IN LATEST CRISIS
Germany's lntrigueto Involve U.S.,
Japan andMexic0 in War Laid Bare

d
WASHINGTON c. March 1.-The Japanese embassy here
official statement today declaring that under would the
German proposal be considered by the japanese Toxic
The statement the strongest the allegiance of japan
the Entente and reams apans friendship the United
States, attempt plot breach
The magnitude and astounding character of has
only startled the capital but has completely ovehadowed other consera
Of the the universal
nation supporting the president he make
MEXICO CITY Mexico March IN Mexican government officials
the United States that they thought the efforts would be
vain and Mexico would remain neutral
German Minister Ekhrdt declared today that he did know
about instructions through the German office
maech Ohio the Japanese charge aes declared that he
quainted with the German proposal Of alliance.
h P ma ~G Cab s
81 WASHINGTON G., March SENATOR Lodge offered resolution
the house today that the president inform the
not incompatible with public interest whether the signed by Dr.
zimmerman and published the the March
inviting Mexico with Germany Japan against
States his authentic, and it the United
States and it, in his authentic that president
send the senate further information of the
of the United States relative activities Of the imperial German
affecting the international relations the United States
The senate committee foreign relations after hurried meeting
dered favorable the Lodge resolution changing few
struck out that portion requesting the president when thinner
manns letter the the United States
Hitchcock the
afternoon asking
there objection
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Details Of German Plot in Hands Of U. S. For Month


he za nuhn Something wHIprbaby
thd to
s Of san Francisco ndayd
he cast
o German seMxcan
kpth Ud
has to President
for h
dPw nz
carried Through 1.-THE
Mexcod abitu
is in posses
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BRITISH PURSUE Ius

LONDON, Eng. March tn
3ritss.. are continuing their pup 9
he Turks on the Tigris riyeEn
rhe remnants 81 the Turkish aNar
completely shattered.
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AlRPLANE RAIDS ENGID

LONDON, Eng, March LA ile
airplane today dropped bont a.
srDadstairs, OIL the, English COZ Nt
setaiIs Of the air attack havfeI
fYen out
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
Free kindergarten a4G Ctildrens Aid
Association will he held Friday morn
ing. March >. at s." o'rl ok IN the
Library of Hawaii.
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Local Japanese business men who
left in the Shinyo MaTu for a vacation
in Japan included r. Mkt. proprietor
of the Hinode macaroni factory; G.
Nakamura of the Bishop Saving Bank.
and Dr e TWAIN
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:RMAN ARMY ON
EST DRAWS BAG,
BERLIN ADMITS I
iuntary Systematic W.
rawap Announced BY AB
Headquarters; Paris SIS
3apaume is Near Fall, J.
ions Quitting TheirsTrencs

,ssoeiated Press by Federal Wirelei
ARls, France, March THE r.
army on the Bapaume. fronts
sdy fallen back behind the n,
the fall Of Bapaume is now pi-
/, according 70 Information IN
sector. The Germans in thee
inent have systematically de ~.
iiuoouts and provision depothd
ie their trenches useless fohe
omDne forces Of the Allies.
Rim, Germany. Mar. Clan
ny headquarters today anneed
voluntary and systematic wita~
Of parts Of German adVaneosi-
me on both banks Of the Ancand
! the Franeo.6eIgian front.
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WASHINGTON D. c. by develop
the today took
authority deal with the German
: s. #
the house plunged
the business of considering Congr Floods bill.
The statement officially made from the White House that the admin
behind the bill FIRST last and all the
time The White House does entirely the house bill because
oher action beyond those of
ing merchant ships.
The president desires that the bill should to refuse
the debate today Flood chairman the
affairs committee aroused intense enthusiasm both Repu
Democratic by his reference his
speech Americas willingness protect the rights OF its citizens
they the voey applause both
parties joining heartily in the cheers e.
He cited the authority the president suggested the BILL
that similar authority granted other executives 1884 1885, 1875
1929 and 1856.
Incidentally he attacked the pac6s who already protesting against
blind from the Ger
nacfvif
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MAILS

From San Francisco:
Shinyo Waru, Feb. IS
For San Francisco:
China. Feb. ~.
From Vancouver.
Makura. March q.
Fer Vancouver:
Makura. March 2
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Senate Republicans Abandon Filibuster and Swing
Into Line With Democrats to Hurry Emergency Bills
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EXPOSURE OF GERMAN PLOT SWINGS MEMBERS
OF HOUSE and SENATE into LINE FOR BILL
TO CLOTHE PRESIDENT WITH BROAD POWERS
LNssociated Fress bv FederaI- Wirelrssl

Associated rSs b. aat u. f~
WASHINGTON D. C., March THAT the German revealed
senaonay the the plot involve the u ST. Mexico
in develop
today. a. ~.
William Bennet of New York. member of the rules
that being the Democrats by Demo
whip that q" likely there will be at the
the 65 Congress- be called March S. and advising the Democrats
to be ready for it.