davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
WYSZYDZAJA PROPOZY-
eye POKOJOWE.

Londyn, 27. lipca. - " izbie
pos}ow Gala SeSye wleczornq O.
brocono ia dyskusye mad rezolu-
cya pokojowa wnieSionq pre-
tamesa Ramsaya MacDonalda
socyaliste i czionka robotniczeJ
partyi, a W kohcu odrzucono iq
l4S giosami przeclw 19. kledy O.
gioszono rezultat, ozwaiy sic hui
czne oklaski szydcrcze smiechy
Jak sic okazaio, Macdonald bar
dzo malo zyskai stronnik0w ,
George Wardle oSwiadczyl w i
mieniu partyi robotniczej, ze nic
chce mice mic wsp0lnego ia re-
zolucyq. Rezolucya powolywa}a
sic ma rezolucye przyjeta w radzle
panstwa niemieckiej sprzyjajac%
pertraktacyom pokojowym ma "a
sadach ktorych broni Wielka Bry-
tania wzywaia rad do ponow-
nego ulozenia warunkow pokojo--
wych. Ponadto rezolucya radzila
przyjac propozycye Rosyi, by do
konferencyi Aliant6w, kt6ra ma
sic odbyc W celu okreslenia celow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
,,Sammies'' we Francyi.

Z obozu anerykahskiego we
Francyi, 81. lipca. - Ioinierze a
mervkanScv ogromnie uradowali
sic wczoraj, kiedy nadaszIy zna
czne zapasy tytoniu .Ameryki.
rancuskie papierosy, cygara
tyton niebardzo smakowaiy Ame-
rykanom dawaI sic Juz czuc brai
dotkliwy tytoniu.
Stowarzyszenie Y. NJ. {. y. o,
tworzylo swq gl0wnq kwatere
niedalcko obozu i Wkrttce rozpo-
cznQ sic aranzowane przez te or,
ganizacye rozrywki sportowe
towarzy5kie dla zolnierzy amcry-
kanskich. Stow. Czerwonego
Nrzyla nade5IaIo mnostwo przy-
rzqdow do uiubionej CRY W ,,base
ball do przedstawiania obra-
zow ruchomych.
Paryz, 27. lipca. - Wczoraj
cdbyla sic tu konferencya gen.
majora Pershinga, komendanta
ekspedycyi amerykanskiej L do
.wodzcami armij sprzymierzo-
nych; wzieli W niej udziai gen.
Sir William Robertson, Szef bry-
tyjskiego sztabu clsarskiego :;
gen. Smuts, minister obrony "
unii poEudniowo-airykahskiej;
gen. Foch, szef sztabu francuskie-
90 depart. wojny; gen. hr. Ca
dorna, szef gen. Sztabu wloskie-
60 i inni reprezentanci armii. O.
mawiano polozenie mllitarne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
OKRETY NIEMIECKIE "a
TOPIONE.
Amsterdam, 27. lipca. -

Amsterdam, 27. lipca. - DIVA
niemieckie okretv zoSta}y zato--
phone / diva niemieckie paroWce
zostaly zabrane do Anglii przez
brytyjskie kontrtorpedowce We
die korespondencyi nadcsziej do
,Amsterdam Telegraat" L TeNel,
jednej wysp fryzyjskich. .]e-
den niemiecki parowiec torpedo--
wany, przybyl uszkodzony d.
Denhalde.
Londyn, 27. lipca, - Amery-.
kanski zaglowy okret augustus
Welt zostal zatopiony W oobote.
Zalose uratowano. Byi to okret
nalezacy do A. X. Reeda L Wald-
boro, Me-, miai 1,221 ton pOjem-
noSci, wiozi I BostOnu DO Havru
matte.
Niemiecki nur pod .Azorami "a
topii parowiec norWcski Hau-
seat; zaloge uratowano.
Z ANGIELSKIEJ IZBY PO-
SLOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
z Konwencyi Irlandczyl<6w.
DIVA okrety niemieckle zatopione,
INNE TELEGRAMY.
NIEszCzESCIA RoSYJSKIE
NOVA PROKLAMACYA.

Piotrogrod, via Londyn, %
lipca. - Egzekutywa delegatow
robotnikow zolnierzy, jakotez
kongresu wie$niak0w ogiosiia no
wa proklamacye do wszystkich
komitetow armii floty. Podplsa-
ma lest nazwiskiem n. e. Czejce,
prezydenta delegatow robotnikow
! zoinierzy i czionka socyalistycz-
nego dumy. W proklamacW tel
powiedziano:
,,Brak dyscypliny ! jawna zdra-
da ma froncie uiatwia nova ofen-
svwe feldmarszaika Won Hlnden-
burga. Znaczne porazki zadane
naszej armii otwieraja niePrzyJa-
cielowi droge do zwiekszanla Po-
plochu ogolnego, przygotowanla
gruntu, ma kt6rym trujace nasio-
ia kontrrewolucyi moga sic roz--
winqt. luz organizuje sic atak sill
nej burzoazyi; juz siychac wycle
szakali hyen dawnego rzadu...
Zwracamy sic do was naglaca
odezwa. =. Popierajcie autOrytet
rewolucyjny; starajcie sic pod
DAME sic robotnikow, zolnierzy /
wieSniakow wszelkim decyzyom
wiekszoSci demokratycznej. Nat
chnijcie ich, wzbudzcie II Mich en-,
tuzyazm, wysilcie W tym kierun-
ku wasza energie, wasza wole
Gromadzcie lud we wszystkicE
centrach do wspolnego dziaiania,
a okazemy Swiatu, re narod, kto-
~ wytworzyi najwspanialsza re-
wolucye ME moze zginac / ME
zginie!'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
PORAzKI ROSYAN w GA
LICYI.
Piotrogrod. 27. lipca.

Plotrogrod, II. hpca. - Ma
wschod Cd Tarnopola, pod nacis-
kiem nieprzyJaciela, wojska ma
sze cofnely sic do rick Hniznej
(Gnieznej lub Gni}eD potoku
Hnizdecznej. Nieprzyjaciel pre-
biwszy sic przez nasze pOzycys
mad Seretem ma Poludnie cd
Trembowli i W okolicy Podhajec,
zwrocii sic w kierunku polnocno-
wschodnim i wojska nasze zaj-
mujace pozycye W okolicy Trem-
BOWL, cofnely sic ma wSchod. I
powodu niezgody W naszych pull
kach demoralizacyi nie,ktorych,
nasze kontrataki ME mialy powo-
dzenia.
Berlin, 81. lipca. - Niemiec-
Hle woJSka zaJefy W Gahcyl mia
sta Buczacz, Tiumacz, Ottynie i
Delatyn, wedle urzedowego ra-
portu. Resyanie cofaja sic W kie-
ruuku Czerniowiec ma Bukowi--
ME. 'Zajeto wzgorza ma zachod Cd
Tarnopola mad rzeka Hnizna az
do kolei Trembowla-Husiatyn
Londyn, 27 lipca. - Wedle te-
legramow nadesziych z Rosyi, BIZ
twy ma froncie Baranowicze.
Smorgon i wogole W kierunku
wilma maio przynosza korzySci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
Teatrow Wojny.

AuStro-niemieckie wojska w
Galicyi odbieraja Rosyanom
Buczacz, T{umacz, Ottynie
Delatyn; Rosyanie cofaja sic
ku Czerniowcom.
Ma froncie zachodnim roz-
paczliwe wysiiki niemieckich
wojsk przynosza i'm tylko nowe
straty bez najmniejszych ko-
rzySci.
DIVA niemieckie okrety costa
}y zatopione i diva parowce ME.
mieckie zajete przez brytyjskie
kontrtorpedowce.
Ma roznych innych frontach
ME sta}o sic mic waznego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
Borah zada okre$|enia ce|6w wojny'
S, M FELTON, dyrektoem ko|ei wojskoWych
$27,954,000 na rzeki przystanie.
$4,000 milicyi do Francyi miesieczuie.

so terytoryum. Rad zaprzecza
stanowczo, jakoby powyzsze ia
DAME jego spowodowane zostaio
obawe pred ewentuaInym ata.
klein germanskim minister Ba.
kcr wyja5nii, IL postawiono je je.
dynie celem przygotowania sic
.na wszelki mozliwy wypadek pc
trzcby."
PrelIminowana przez admin
stracye kwota ma obrone wybrze-
zy jest wieksza niz wydana M
ten eel przez Gale ostatnie diva
dzicsiqtki lat, Cd czasu woiny
tliszpania znaczna czeSt Z niej
ma bye obrocona ma budowe ko-
losalnych dial, majqcych try.
mac W odpowicdniem oddaleniu
rieprzyjacieIsl;ie okrety Wojeh
ne, kt0reby chciaIy atakowac wy
brzcza. Nicktorc Z Mich majq mice
kalibcr II calowy, II. tax wielki,
jakiej niedawno domagai sic
armaty ma 5wiccie.
Po dolqczeniu do zadanych obe-
cnie kredytow sunny $60O,0OO,O0O
jakiej niedawno domagala sic
rzqd dodatkowo na celc armW,
konSrcs bedzie musiai uchwalit
razem okolo miliardow dolarow,
kt6rc okazujq sic konieczne do
skutecznego prowadzenia opera.
cyl wojennych. Wkrotce tez 70
stanie przedstaWione kongresowi
Iqdanie uchwalenia dodatkowych
300 milionow dolarow ma mary
narke, a nadto sekretarz McAdoc
domagac sic bedzie przyzwolenia
dalszych dwu miliardow ma pozy-
czki dla Aliantow.
L niekt0rych wypowiedzen sig
miniStra Danielsa MONA who's
kowac. ze W programme jest wiel-
ka morska ofensywa Aliantow, W
ktorej flota Stan6w Zjednoczo-.
nych MA wziac czynny i wybitny:
udziaI. ,
Pan Daniels oSwiadczyi, re de-.
parliament marynarki buduje ODE
cnie wiecej kontrtorpedowcow
niz kiedykolwiek marzono, il mo-
ze to uczynic, budowa ia odby.>
va sic takim poSpiechem, il CO a.
do szybkosci dostawy Stany Zje-
dnoczone osiagna nieznany do
tychczas W swej historyi rekord.
Jak wielka iloSc kontrtorpedow-
cow sic buduje i kiedy maj9 by3
one gotowe tego, rozumie sic, pan
Daniels ME m0gl opublikowat,
gdyz stanowi to waznq tajemni-
&c wojenna, :
Wiadomo takze cd nieeo. ze M
razie odStapiono chwilowo Cd ;
projektu budowy wielkich, 16o
Stopowych }odzi do po5cigu nu-
row, ably w ten sposob ME op6z-
MAC budowy kontrtorpedowcow,
wre jednak gorqczkowa praca mad
budowa 100 stopowych lodzi dc
poScigu nur0w, gdyz kontrakt ma
ich dostawe zostaI wydany jesz-
cze zanim zdecydowano sic Ia
plan wystawienia wielkiej Tlotyl-
Ii kontrtorpedowcow. Tych mniej
szych }odzi do poScigu obstalo-
wano sto i skoro zostana one wy
konczone, zajete praca mad niemi
doki przystapia take do budowy'
kontrtorpedowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

Nienrieckie bataliony wychodzqc
ze swych okop0w przerzedzaiy
sic szybko pod irancuskim og-
1iem. Szczeg6ly nadchodzace {
atakach ma plaszczyznach Calltor,
Aiesi Classmates. ia poczatku ty-
yodnia wykazuja, ze nioit6re pru-
skie pulki utraciIy 80 procent
swvch sii. w czaSie bombardo--
wanna wprowadziiy do akcyi 100
batervi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

RoSyanom. Wedle jednego ra-
portow, niemieckie LIME zostaIy
odparte ma odlegloSc dwu mil, ale
straty W oficerach byiy bardzo
wielkie. Biulltyn donosi, ze Office
rzy padali masami i widoczna jest
rzecza, re ma tym froncie (tak jak
ma poIudniowo-zachodnim) gdzie
niegdzie caie pulki utworzyli sa-
mi oficerzy, by sluzac jako szere-
gowcy wzniecic zapal W armlach.
z RUMUNII.
Piotrogr6d, 27. lipca. - L ru--
munskiego frontu 1000 milowesO
nadckodzq pocieszajqce wiesci o
postepach TAME wojSk rosyj,
skich rumunskiemi.
W bitwach we wtorek / Srode
wojska rumunskie zabra}y wieceJ
niz 1000 jenc0w, SO dial, II dial
maszynowych,. 10 katapult wiele
amunicyi. Ma tymze froncie Ro-
svanie r0wniez zabrali okolo 1000
jencow, i "A dial. Nieprzyjaciel
pod presya wojsk rumunskich i
roSyjskich cofajac sic ma zachod
Cd rzekli Sachicy, opari sic o linie
Wilatyn-S -Soweja Gerile-Widra.
Z TEATRU ZACHODNIEGO
WOJNY.
Paryz, q. lipca. - DeParta-
ment wojny ogiosil rapport urze-
dowy nastepujacy: Przez ca}y
dzieh odbywa}y sic ma p}aszczyz-
ME Hurtebise i ma poludnie cd
Allies bitwy, poSrod gwa}towne-
60 bombardowania, ale nieprzyja-
ciel ME zdola} zadnych zrobic po-
stepow. w kilku miejscach odzy-
skaliSmy grunt stracony w nocy.
w Szampanii nieprzyjaciel rano
kilkakrotnie atakowai bez powo--
dzenia a popoludniu rozpocza!
gwaItowne bombardowanie oI
Mont Blond az do okolicy Cas-
que. NaSza artylerya odpowiada-
la energicznie ME doPuSciia pie
choty nieprzyjacielskiej do wy
cieczki. Ma polnoc Cd Auberive
Francuzi przedarli sic do okopow
nieprzyjacielSkich W kilku miej-
scach zrzadzili znaczne szkody.
Take ma lewym brzegu Mozy
TRIVIAL przez caly dzie1i obuStron-
lily morderczy ogien artyleryl.
z giownej kwatery arnii fran
cuskiej, 27. lipca. - W rozpacz-
liwych swych wysiikach odzyska-
MIA przynajmniej czeSci Chemin-
des-Dames, nieprzyjaciel skiero-
wal silny atak ma Hurtebise; pie
chota pod osiona artyleryi kilka-
krotnie wielkiemi masami pre-
chodziia do ataku, ale ME zyska-
Ia mic pr6cz wejScia do maiych
czeSci wysunietych okopow fran
cuskich na poludnie Cd ALLIES.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 2S lipCa: Gw. Nazaryusza /
Celsusa nm. - Sw. Wiktora pap. -
Sw. Ireneusza Lyonu. - Sw. Inno-
centego l. pap. = Sw. Sampsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
BuCzaCz, TFumacz, Ottynia
t De|atyn odebrane.
Zwyciestwa Rosyan W Rumunii.
Amerykanie we Francyi.
z ZrOzpaczIiwych wysilkow ma Zacho

!ba pOs6W angiBska UysVdza propOzyeys pokOjOWe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

wojny, dopuszczono poza pred
stawicielami rzqd6w take repre-
zentantow ludlow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27

norowania niedawno wydanych
rozporzadzen, wiacznie siynnego
dokumentu 20 prawach zofnie-
rzy'', Korniiow sam sic rozporza-
dziI, jak zdo1a}.
Jedyna klauzula, z ktorej w
tym dokumencie mogi Korniiow
skorzystac, byi ustep dozwalaja-
cy uciec sic W ostatecznosci do
Srodkow najsurowszych ma pod
stawie tel klauzuli Korniiow dzia-
fa1. Oto z rozkazu jego GAIA dywi-
zya politykujacych zoinierzy -
Navy jej wymieni6 ME MONA -
zostaIa rozstrzelana przez wiasna
artylerye, ktora ochotnie wykona-
la wyrok ma zdrajcach, przez kto-
rych tyle wstydu nieszczeSe spa
da}o na wojska lojalne cd czterech
niesiecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-27
KARA SMIERCI.

Piotrogrod, 81. hpca. - Pre-
mier Kerenski wyrazii sic W wy
wiadzie wczoraj zarzadzonym, z:
giownem teraz zadaniem tym-
czasowego rzadu jest chronienie
bezpieczenstwa kraju powodze-
MIA rewolucyi "a kazda cene. Ma
froncie musi bye nanowo zapro-
wadzona kara Smierci, Jako jedy-
ma alternatywa wobec gromad
zdrajcow i tch0rzow, ma ktorych
niema innego sposobu. Komen-
danci roznych armii tego sic do
magali i rad uznai siuSznoSc
zadan. Bedzie to zarzadzenie tyl-
ko tymczasowe ma czas trwania
operacyj wojskowych. Zadecydo-
wano, by na wszystkich frontach
zaprowadzono sadly woJenne zio-
zone z trzech oficerow i trzech
zoinlerzy.
STRASZNA KARA.
Londyn, 81. lipca. - Telegram
Piotrogrodu do Morning Post"
donosi:
General Korniiow. naczelny
wodz na froncie po}udniowo "a
chodnim ME tracil czasu nd zala-
twienie sic ze zdradzieckimi zoi-
nierzami jedenastej armii: Me be-
dac w stanie otrzymac na czas z
Piouogrodu upowaznienia do ig-
Milford chronicle., 1917-03-30
MILLsBoRo.

Gardner E. Short, Of Georgetown, ana
Miss Flossie C. Carmean, daughter OF
J. F. Carmean Of Mllsboro. were mar
ried saturday evening. March cath. at
eight O'Clock. at the home Of the par
ents Of the bride The ceremony was
performed by Rev. James L. Derrick
son. Of Piusyille. After the marriage a
reception was held for those present and
refreshments served.
Rev. @ r. Ellis left Monday after
noon for Wilmington to remain for a
short visit prior 10 attending the session
OF Conference which began in Seaford
on Wednesday
Mrs. sara Truitt was a Georgetown
visitor a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d, Lingo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lingo and Mrs. J. X.
Lingo were in Philadelphia a few days
this week.
Kendall Wiley. Esq, Of Washington
d. c., has been with Mr.. and Mrs. p
$. Shockley a few days recently.
Miss Ruth Messick Of Frankford was
a week end guest of Miss Hilda Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Chandler Of Days
boro visited Mrs. Chandlers mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wharton. on Sunday
Reese White. who is attending a pre-
paratory school in Connecticut. is spend
ing the mid-year vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. p. White.
Some Of our young people attended thI
play Mr.. Bob" presented by the Ocean
View High School in Dagsboro on sat
urday night.
Mrs. G. r. Ellis was in Philadelphia
Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week
George North and his small nephew.
Robert North, narrowly escaped asphyx-
iation last Wednesday evening by the es-
Gaping gas from a coal stove that warm
ed brooder for young chicks. The old
er man revived quickly after getting into
the open air, but Robert was almost life
less when carried from the room and
was ruscitated with difficulty.
Several people in and around town took
advantage Of the excursion last Sunday
and spent the day in Philadelphia
George Ellingsworth and family of vii
mington spent the week end with his
father. W. C.. EHingsworth. near town.
Milford chronicle., 1917-03-30
RUNDOWN WOMAN
Made Strong By Our Vinol

Fort Edward, N.Y. was in a run
down, nervous and weak condition, so !
could not do the homework for my little
family of three. | had taken cod liver
oil emulsions and other remedies with
out benefit. A friend told me about
Vinol. l tried it and it soon built up my
strength and made me a well woman so
l now do all of my housework. Mrs.
ELMER GLIDDEN.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic, for all rundown,
weak and debilitated conditions.
E. II. Bratton, Druggist, Milford
Milford chronicle., 1917-03-30
HARRINGTON.
Hold Merchandise shoot.

The Merchandise Shoot Of the Kent
Gun club Monday. was largely attend
ed Fifty shooters participated in the
program. Shooters were present from
New Jersey. Maryland and Delaware
The officers Of the club were highly com.
mended on the successful manner in
which the shoot was conducted The
high honors Of the day went to L. r.
Beauchamp Of the local club f. L. Bart
lett Of Baltimore. and j b. McHugh,
OF Wilmington, were tied for second
place. J, W. Evans of Camden. Del.
was third high amateur. +. F. Slear.
Of Collinswood. y. j.. led the profession
al class with % breaks; Il. l.. Worth
ington. Baltimore, was second and e
r. jerks. Wilmington. third A special
handicap event Of % targets from 20
yards, shot after the program was fin
ished was won by L. r. Beauchamp
23x25. Winners Of merchandise prizes
as follows: Glass A-Beauchamp, cut
glass bowl; McHugh. mahogany clock; ;
Bartlett thermos bottle: Holloway, box
OF shells. Class B-Longfellow, cut-glass
vase; Wood. nut set: Harper, casserole;
Kaufman, box Of shells Glass c.
Bentley, silver bread tray: Manning.
mahogany tray; f. Harrington. cut
glass dish; Hurd. box Of shells. Glass
D-Meeker, cut glass vase; Rarigh. sill
yer bread tray; Morgan. cut-glass vase;
Montague. box Of shells. Following is
the score for 100 targets;
Milford chronicle., 1917-03-30

There Is one thing we all strive TO
dO-Get Results. The one sure way
to get results and get them quickly
ls By usins the @CCnt-a- Word" column
Of the Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1917-03-30

The annual Registered Tournament
will be held on Monday. April Both.
Preparations are being made for a large
attendance at this shoot An extra trap
/ will be installed for this occasion. Pro-
grams Will be issued next week.
! Mrs. William Townsend has returned
] after a lengthy visit in wyoming.
| A Vicrola has lately been purchased
| by the primary grades of the Harrington
schools for the use Of the school.
The next regular meeting of the Har-
rington New Century club will be to
transact business and give reports Of
committees; Mrs. Booker Harrington is
chairman.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Collision
took place from the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Ross, on Saturday af-
ternoon. and interment was made at Hol
lywood cemetery. A beautiful sermon
was preached by Rev. Dryden. Of Sea-
ford, while several members OF the NJ
=. Church choir furnished music. Many
beautiful flower emblems were in evil
dence. Mrs Collision was a member Of
one Of Harrington's oldest families She
was sixty years old and had been mem
ber Of her church for many years. and
her neighbors and friends testify to the
gentleness and purity Of her living Her
domestic qualities particularly endeared
her to the home circle, by whom she was
almost idolized There's nothing terri
bile in death. 'Tis but to cast our robes
away, And sleep at night without n
breath 10 break repose, I'll dawn Of day"
William Cornish will remain near home
instead Of returning TO Norristown as
previously expected.
Captain Henry Long OF Baltimore. has |
been a Harrington visitor.
Mrs. Alfred Raughley has returned !
from a lengthy visit to Wyanett. III.
Miss Mary Fleming has been spending |
some time in fredericksburg. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans returned to
Baltimore on Monday after being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Ross.
Miss Susie Donovan spent the week
end in Lincoln.
Measles are in some OF the outlying
Rev. Dryden Of Seaford has been the
guest Of Robert Henry Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Taylor an
nounce the arrival of a son on March
21st. Mrs Taylor was formerly Miss
Jessie Peck. They are now residing in
Garrett Harrington is having his store
set back from the street and repaired.
Our town was aroused by the fire
alarm about nine o'clock Sunday even
ng. Upon investigation Il was dscov-
sred that a barn on a farm about two
niles from Greenwood was on fire, but
he flames were said to be under con-
rol, so the local company did not go.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tucker spent the
week END in Chester.
Mrs. George Swain and family and
drs. Frank Galloway we're Dover visi-
ors on Friday
John Ennis moved his family to Sauls-
Jury last week.
Mrs. William Kane is paying her
mother an extended visit.
For your Easter and Wedding Gifts,
ee Stokes, the jeweler.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-15
CHURCHILL SAYS
 SITUATION SERIOUS

London, Dec. 12. = Winston Churchill, minister of munitions, in an address delivered today ata Medford, admitted that the situa~ ton is more serious now than three months ago. He said that those persons who are calling for a statement of war aims, were really desirous of making peacs with the victorious Huns.
 Mir. Balfour today Informed the, house of commons of & communi- cation which was received by Great Britain from Germany in September, which was to the ef feet that the German govern. ment would be glad to get into communication with the British government regarding peace proposals. Britain replied that they were disposed to receive any communication which Ger many decided to make, and would discuss the same with Britain's allies. The German government made no reply to this note.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-15

now strike. Russell unexpectedly an- nounced that he felt so sick he would have to lie down. Later he groaned, but whom asked what was the matter he failed to reply. Investigation re- yea)ed the fact that he was dead. Heart trouble is thought to have been the cause of his sudden death.
 Those who have loft Marshall to go to the new diggings arc Alec Het- borg, John Shecoski, Curley Smith, Jos Jean, John Henderson. John An derson, Frank Waskey, Siferneck and Gunderson.
 Joe says Dr. Lamb was married on October Fl to Miss Wynne, school teacher It Akiak. a.
 Spark Plug" McKeagh, formerly ot Iditarod, is industrial teacher at native village below Akiak.
 MT. Mcdowell says there's short ago of butter, ham, lard, and bayo beans at the new camp; there is no dog fish to be had either, and they are us- ing seal oil and rice for dog feed.
 Miss Zenith, 8 teacher, and Miss Libby, . nurse, arrived Ut Bethel on tho last trip of the Ruby.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-15
RUSSIAN FRONT
NETHERLANDS


 Amsterdam, Dec 14.-No German peace conol"ons have been submitted to the Russian delegates accoo ing to an official telegram received here from berh. Up this time nothing has been discussed except 'e armistce
 London s-A Russian government dispatch announceo that foreign minister has sent the allied in Petrosrad note inmatng the armistce negotiations with the central been suspended at the initiative the Russian delegation providing opporu ty informing peoples and o allied of the negotiations and their tendency he no the armstice will be signed only upon the condition will be transferred from ono front to an other cleared from the 1slans around Moon sound.
 London Dec A revolution in Southeastern t<us sa leadership Kaaues Dutof and has TOT object sezng authority in that region and cutting OH supplies Siberia According to procam issued Karkov and Moscow n the province of Orenburg.
 Bolshevik has been overhrown by Dutoh
 Cheabinc important railroad center ln Northeastern Orsnberg is bssiegsd by Dutof's forces
 Caucaes Kornof attacking Tcheehenrey ana 1ngusher.
 London Dec sIt believed in London that tho entire force of located where they are in direct with Kaadnes and that all ot them Will support revolution 1t is tho plan to ody all loyal shns force eliminating Belshevk from Southern Russia ana tho establishment Russian fighting front to keep the Germans of grain coal and mining fields
 London 3Late afternoon dispatches from Petrosraa say the battle between Cossacks and bosneVlK which is in progress Blegorod still in doubt General fighting his out to union With tho orce ol Ksladines at Novo Therkask.
 Toko Dec 0Vladvostok and Amur provinces nave oosa declared independence of Boshevk and provisional gov established according to reports today from those provinces
 Potrograd eThe Independent government which has organized Siberia has elected Kerensk min