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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS
WEAPON

Frank Donewald, % years old, OF
sol Pelican avenue, was arrested from
the Kleinkemper saloon at AliX and
Verret streets Saturday night, and
charged with disturbing the peace and
assault with a dangerous weapon. 1t
is alleged that Donewald drew re-
volver on A. w. Bielenberg, bartend
er, because the latter had shortly be-
fore refused to serve him a drink be
cause he was under the influence OF
liquor 1t is said that Donewald went
home and secured the weapon, threat
ening to shoot Bielenberg.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
ENJOYABLE DANCE.

Miss Blanche Vallette of 231 Val
lette street entertained a few friends
at a dance. The evening was most
enjoyably spent. Several vocal selec'
lions were rendered and dancing was
INDUCED in until morning. Punch and
cake were served throughout the ev'
ening.
Those present were Misses Kate
Green, Martha Hart, Marion Harris,
Adele and Edna Verneuil, Ida Krogh
Ruth Vallette, Elma Vallette, Esther
Marker, Margie Vallette, and May
Stackhouse, Mrs. Indianola Thompson
Mrs. Edwin Pettigrove, Mr.. and Mrs,
o. B. Vallette, Mr. and Mrs. F. Callag
han; Messrs. Johnson, Henry Chap
ellie, Edward Daniels, Carl Malone,
Jerry For5tall, Curtis and Chester
Green, Edward Curren, Jules Bandue,
Gus Lyncker, Landry and CLANCY.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
ENJOYABLE EVENING.

An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of the Misses Rupp last Sat
urday, when a party was held at
which the followering were entertain
ed: Misses Irma Reagan. Emma &C.
genheimer, Rita Ramos, Winnie Till.
otston, Grace Haley, Marguerite Rea'
gan, Lena Dittmar, Fredonia Mongrue
Edna Zatarian, Alma Jure. Viola Rea
gan, Ella Mongrue, Annie Rupp, Maude
Rupp, Lillian Rupp; Messrs. George
Coney, Earl Tillotson, Stanley Diket
William Jure, Roy Tozer. Leonard
Nash, Edward Lanassa, John Walter
Raymond DAILY, John Gegenheimer
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Rupp.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
JAS. TALON ROBBED.

The saloon of James Talon, corner
of Delaronde and Bouny streets, was
visited by thieves between 1890 and
6 o'clock Tuesday morning and robbed
of $50, which the thieves found in the
cash register Mr.. Talon, who sleeps
on the premises, believes that he was
rendered unconscious by blow while
sleeping, which prevented him hearing
the thieves. He was compelled to seek
medical attention Tuesday forenoon
as he was suffering from an injured
side.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
SPECIAL FEATURE
ARTICLES THIS WEEK
The Herald This Week Pre-
sents TO Its Readers 30
Additional Columns OF
Interesting Reading BY
Well Known Writers.

Who's Who and wherefOr, page /.
Six up to date news pictures, page 3,
Tales Of Gotham and other cities,
page ..
The home beautiful. page ..
The Riviera in war days. page s.
Illustrated fashions, page :.
Daddy's evening fairy tale, page 4
ties claim big sum, page 4.
The kitchen cabinet. page s.
Great comet next year page ..
All made without eggs, page ,.
Bits OF information, page D.
Made with apples, page 5.
Short story Truthful Charlotta,'
page 9.
Short story simeon Silchester'
page ..
Much in little. page ..
Four articles by prominent men
page 1.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
SPECIAL RATES FOR MARDI GRAS
February 1920, 1917.

The Southern Pacific Lines have an
nounced special round trip rates OF
One Fare plus Soc from all points on
their lines in Louisiana to New Or
leans. for the Mardi Gras celebrations
tickets to be on sale February 18th to
18th inclusive, and for trains arriv
ing in New Orleans prior TO midnight
OF February 20th, 1917, final limit
March md, 1917, with privilege of eX
tension to March 10Th, 1917, by depos
it of ticket with the Special Agent
70S Common street, New Orleans, La.
not later than March 2nd, 1917, and
upon payment of Sl.00 at the time OF
denOSif
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
WAITING FOR SPECIFICATIONS.

The citizens committee, which has
charge OF looking into the new ferry
franchise. has deferred further
meetings until the specifications are
ready. The specifications are now
being prepared at the city hall and
ample time will be given our citizens
to make suggestions and recommen-
dations regarding the requirements
of the purchasers.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
BARN DANCE.

SITS. John Social Club will give their
barn dance on Friday Feb. l6. at Ma
sonic Hall. AS the SITS. John Social
Club has always given interesting
functions it goes without sayhIs that
this little event will also be very in
teresting to those who have had the
honor of receiving invitations.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
TT. MAYO HONOR MAN
AT ST, JOHNS UNIVERSITY

Competing with a class of 1000.
Thomas F. Mayo, son Of Colonel John
P. Mayo, United States commissioner
of immigration, has been classed as
honor man with six other students In
st. Johns University. Mr.. Mayo, who
is a professor of English at the Texas
A. and M. College, received his notice
Thursday from secretary of Rhodes
scholarships at oxford, Eng.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-02-08
4 WARsHIPS COMING FOR cARNI

The Navy Department formally has
ordered the battleship Maine and
three torpedo boat destroyers of the
Atlantic fleet to proceed to New Or.
leans to take part in the coming Mardi
Gras celebration.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-09

who ever heard of such an army?
(Lughter.) Do you mean to tell me
that the officers of the American
Army off at the front, on the battle
line. are going to allow their men
to fight about who was conscripted
and who volunteered? They are not
going to do it. Our bill is merely
giving a chance to men over the age
Of 25 to have the opportunity to
figh: for their country. There are
hundreds of them who want to do it
in my own State. I know they want
to do it.; and in my State they have
the feeling that conscript is a slave
And want to ask you this question:
Would not this be a great Govern
ment to 60 to Germany to free
slaves with an army of slaves to do
it with? (Applause.)
Now, gentlemen of the commit
tee, there are other things that I
would like to talk about, but my
time is about up. In this matter,
either way it turns, in my judgment,
on both sides of this controversy, we
are trying to give the President
everything he asked for. We did
give him every dollar he asked Of
US, and we are giving him every
man he has asked for, and under our
system we will give him few more
if he will just accept them. ZAP
plause.)
do not love the German people.
I hate their methods. I admire the
English nation. But, gentlemen of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-09
SAM NICHOLS SPEECH
ON THE ARMY MEASURE

Mr.. Nichols of South Carolina.
Mr.. Chairman, before going into my
argument I wish to make a state
ment. The gentleman from New
York, (Mr. Lunn) a few moments
ago and the gentleman from Texas,
(Mr. Eagle) stated that in their
opinion the best way to help the Ger
man Government was to vote for the
volunteer system, and insinuate that
those of US who favored the volun-
tor system might be in sympathy
with the German Imperial Govern
nent. II you will pardon me for
q personal allusion, wish to say
that that can not be charged to me,
for the only brother I had, two years
before this Government saw that
Germany was wrong, lost his life on
the battlefelds of France fighting
with the British Army. (Applause.)
So, Mr.. Chairman, certainly have
no love for Germany.
{ want to say that I for the first
time am in a very strange position.
think my record will bear me out
that since I have been in Congress
I have stood by the President as
long as I could. I am standing by
him now as I see it. I want to say
on Military Affairs, and I have serv.
ed on it for some time, that be-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-09

lieve every member Of that commi-
tee, both for the volunteer idea and
for the conscription idea, is abso-
lutely conscientious in his views. #
my conscience would let me l would
follow the course Of least resistance
and vote for this conscription act
from the beginning. My conscience
will not let me, and therefore, pro-
pose to vote for the volunteer
amendment.
Now, why do say that we are to
stand behind the President? Be-
cause, gentlemen of the committee,
there is no difference in the bill
which the committee suggests, ex-
cept that in the one bill-the COM
mittee bill-we give men the right
to enlist inside of the three months
spoken of by the Secretary Of War,
while the President is perfecting his
plans for conscription, and if at the
end of that time or the time neces-
sary he has not enough volunteers,
he has a perfect right to put con-
scription into effect and put it in as
strongly as he can.
A great mistaken idea has gone
out over this country, and it has
gone out through the newspapers,
through the mails, and through the
telegraph companies, that the men
who voted against the use of the
conscription bill from the start are
opposing and hindering the admin
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-09
Rosenberg MercantleC Co.
Department Stores.

the committee, do love. America
and her boys, and I do not propose
to see the men of this country who
are responsible for declaring war
sit back and require those boys to
do their fighting for them without
raising my voice in protest against
it. prolonged applause.)
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-09
Fire,
Windstorm
or
Lightning

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ence.
Remember we are prepared
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Our Association is now IL
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-05-09
ABBEVILLE
GREENWOOD
MUTUAL
INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1891.

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Write or call on the under
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you may desire about our plan
Of insurance.
We insure your property
against destruction by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30
POLACY WE FRANCYI.

Konstanty Wierusz, zolnierz
pierwszego batalionu Strzelcow
Polskich - poszukuje OLGA swego
Wojciecha Wierusza - rodzlna z
matki strony: Grzybowscy; Sta
nislaw Olkowski, zo}nierz tegoz
samego batalionu Strzelc6w Pol
skich, poszukuje swej kuzynkl A.
lexandry Smyczynskiej.
Adres obu wyzej wymienionych
zo}nierzy opiewa: I. Bat. Chass'
Polonaises, I. Comp. Depot, a
Sille lie Guillaume (Sarthe),
France.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30
TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE
STRAJK ELEKTRYKoW
GROZI.
St, Louis, Mo, 80 pazdziernika

St, Louis, Mo, 80 pazdziernika.
- Organizacya telegrafistow ko,
lejowych zazadaia cd kompanii
ekspresowej Wells, Fargo and
Co. wyzszych piac ola swoich
czionk6w zatrudnionych ma kole;
Missouri Pacific, a funkcyonuja,
cych zarazem jake agenci EXPIRE,
sowi. Jezeliby zadania ME wypei,
riono, to wedle oznajmienia pre-,
wodniczacego odnoSnego komite,
tn, H. J. Mohlera, strajk zoStafby
zarzqdzony, a telegrafiSci, ktorzy
50 rownoczeSnie agentami EXPIRE,
sowymi, wzbranialiby sic pre-
wozic pakiety, chociaz pracowali,
by dalej jake t~elegrafiSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30
APONIA GOTOWA PO-
MODE.

Nowy York, 80. pazdziernika. -
T. Matzao, prezes pierwszej ko,
misyi parlamentarnej wysianej dc
Stanow Zjednoczonych, oznajmi}
re skoroby Alianci w Europe 20,
stall doprowadzeni do tel estate,
cznoSci, IL gi6wny CIGAR wojny
spadlby ma Japonie Ameryke, tc
Japonia wysiaiaby wielkie armie
do Europy. Dodaf jednakowoz, Il
zanimby mogio przyjSG do tego
potrzobaby przezwyciezyc pewn>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30

}y Narodu Polskiego W imie hasla:
~ Bogiem ola Ojczyzny".
Komitet REQ 'ucyi:
Jan Solowski, prezes Osady.
J6zef Wardzihski, kasyer.
Adam Glebih Xxi,
Wal. Szczepkowski, w~ice-prez.
J6zef Piotrowicz.
Podpisano oprocz komitetu powyz--
szego:
Ks. Eustachy Bartoszewicz, par.
sw. Jadwigi.
Dclegaci:
Felix Bochenski, sekr. Osady.
J6zef Chudzik,
Franciszek Kmita,
Wojciech Kolodziej,
Andrea Rogman,
Wojciech Kolis,
J6zef Yak,
Franciszek Stec,
Wiktor Korzuszko,
st. ~Biesiadecki,
Wojciech Chmielewskit
Wojciech Barzyk,
Antoni Bajor,
Franciszek Wozniak-
Jak6b Kronk,
Antoni Rarog,
Stanis1aw Zajechowskt.
Ludwik Macio}ek,
Woiciech Porada.
. q .
w koIcu Osada przyjeia wniosek
delegate p. Jak6ba Kronka, ably ma
Sejmie przyszlym nadzwyczajnym'
stanowczo zazadaG uchwalenia przez
Izbe Sejmowa iaby kapita1y, pocho-
dzace z assesment6w cd czlonk6w
Ziednocz. z Detroit lokowane Dyfy
W Detroit pod kontrola zarzadu CEN
tralnego organizacyi.
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I v in! !
FRONT.
DALSZE SUKCESY ALAN
TOW.

- Wojska belgijskie wykona3y
kilka silnych rejdow W okolicy
Dixmude, Z kt6rych sprowadzono
oko}o so jehc6w n~iemieckich / Kill
ka zdobytych mitraliez Belgowie
poniszczyli ma pozycyach niemiec-
kich okopy ! osady dial, ktore
towysadzano w powietrze; w
walkach ostatnich zywy udzia4
bierze belgijska awiatyka; artyle-
rya dziala bez przerwy, Niemcy
odpowiadajq stosunkowo siabo.
Londyn, 80. pazdziernika. -
Anglicy wykonali shiny reid ma
Niemc6w pod Warneton, a Cd
parli reid niemiecki pod Reutel;
pod Merkhem Belg0w patrole
wziely q Niemc6w do niewoli.
Strzelanina dziaiowa ma calej Ii
nil. w raportach ostatnlch SWEET
ME zostali wyroznieni Kanadyjcy
Irlandczycy "a dzielnosc W Bit
wach ostatnich wykazan9. Allan
tow operacye skupiaja sic coraz
note5n;ei koIo 1asu Houlthoulst,
bronionego zaciekle przez Men,
cow, DO to pozycye strategicznie
nader doniosle. Las ten jest szczat
klein 1asu. dziaia pogruchotaly
drzewa i pory}y grunt, jakby eruP-
cyami wulkanicznemi porwany
poniszczony... Awiatyka angiel-
ska bombardowaia onegdaj ae-
rodromy niemieckie w okollcy
Eneel, St. Denis i Westrem ;
Cortemarck i Lichtervelde i kole-
lowe TAME polaczenia rowniez
bombardowano poteznie; Z rel
dow tych jeden aeroplan anglel--
ski ME powroci}; jeden aeroplan
riemiecki zestrzelono.
Berlin, 80. pazdziernika. - w
zeszlym tygodniu Alianci stracili
rezem As aeroplan6w, We Elan
dryi wielka kanonada i strzelanl-
ia nieustanna pozycyjna, szcze--
e0lnie w okolicy Dixmude, oraz
miedzy Houthoulst a Lys; W stro-
ME tel odparto slime ataki ME
p~rzyjaciela, kt6ry znaczne poniosl
straty. Ma francuskiem skrzydle,
IA Chemin des Danes, pod Braye
tyly 1okalne potyczki, a ma ca}ej
linii silna akcya artyleryi.
~AMERYKANIE WALCzA...
Paryz, 80. pazdziernika. - W
potyczce, w jakiej pc raz Pierwszy
walczyli amerykahscy zolnierz'
wziety zostal jeden Niemiec dc
niewoli - raniony pred pozycya
! mi Amerykan6w: zmari on v
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szpitalu ~polowym cd rany Po-
strzalowej %jeniec ten byf poSian-
Gem poczty wojennej i z%nalezlono
PRIV MIN cenne informacye. Zez-
raj on, IL ioInierze niemleccy mic
wcale ME wiedza 0 obecnoScl ma
froncie bojowym Amerykanow.
Z WALK MORSKICH.
Londyn, 80. pazdziernika. -
Raporty angielskie o~glaszaj2' IL
w dniu q. wrzeSnia zosta} uJety
kolo wysp Fidzi, Oceania, hr.
Luckner, kapitan pirackiego stat
ku niemieckiego ,Seeadler", mi
szczonego koio wysp Mohepa
wraz Z MIN kilku ludzi Z jego O.
ficerow i zalogi dosta}o sic do ME-
wolf angielskiej.
Amerykahski zaglowiec
Fannie Prescott" zostaf atako--
wany i uszkodzony przez nur ME
miecki, a potem ujety i zabrany'
gdy zaloga jego o~puScila stack.
Kofo brzegow Walii, w So
bote miniona - nur niemieckl a
takowat parowiec, ktorym do An
glii dazyli senatorowie Stanow
Ziedn. Kendrick, Z Wyoming,
Kenyon, Z Iowy i pos}owie do
Kongresu Rogers, I Massachu-
sets i Parker, Z New 4orku'
Dziala parowca skierowaly ma muir
silny ogieh i zmusi}y go do zanu-
rzonia sic i odwrotu.
z WALK NAPOWIETRZ-
NYCH.
Londyn, 80. pazdziernika. -
Niemieckie samoloty pojawiiy sic
ma wschodnio = poiudniowych
brzegach Anglii, lecz ami jeden
RE przedostai sic poza obron linle
! wszystkie zawrocify, mic ME spra
wiwszy, Scigane kulami angiel-
skich dial.
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przeszkody dyplomatyczne i exc
pomiczne, ktore n~arazie wydaia
sic nieprzezwyciezonemi. Fizycz-
nych nieprzezwyciezonych pre-
szkod niema.
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Washington, 80. pazdziernika.


- Staraniem ambasady rosyjskiej
rozpoczai sic objazd pc Stanach
Zjednoczonych mowc6w o sytua-
cyl w Rosyi. Major armii ST.
Zjedn., Stanley Washburn, kt6ry
tyl czlonkeim komisyi Roota W
Rosy, ~gl6wnym bedzie mowcq,
Zwiedzone bedzie Chicago i 80 in
nych Mast. PoczQtkowo W tel po-
dr0zy towarzyszyc bedzie objez-
dzajacym BAIL Miles Z departa,
mentu stanu. Celem objazdu be-
die zaznajamianie lepsze narodJ
amerykahskiego re sytuacyq W
POsyi
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tychczasowemu premierowi Ba-
waryi: zastrzegf on sobie czas pc
wien do namysiu, lecz prawdopo-
dobnie przyjmie zamianowanie,
poniewaz juz przybyi do Berlina.
Z Aten donosza, IL w skonfi-
skowanych tam listach ex-krola
greckiego Konstantyna znalezio-
70 dowody, IL Konstantyn obie--
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KAMPANIA WYBORCZA w
w YORKU.


Tysiace w~yborcow zaniepokojo--
rych niespodziewanie wielkiem
rowodzeniem Rampant Morrisa
Hillquita, kandydata SocyaliStycz-
nego ma burmiStrza, przechodzi te
raz z obozu sedziego Hylana do O.
bozu burmiStrza Mitchela, by ME
dopuScic do kompletnego IVY
ciestwa w mieScie socyalistow, -
ak zapewniaja kierownicy kam--
panii fuzyonistow Mitchela. We
die raport0w nadchodzqcych, W
Rampant Mitchell ! Hillquit row.
re robia postepy, a kandydat
Tammanistow trzecie zaJmule
mieisce. Burmistrz Mitchell wczo-
raj oznajmiI Williamowi r,
Hearst j zwolennikom Hylana, re
W przeciqgu "A godzin publicznie
ogiosi prawdziwe powody Popie-
rama Hylana. TammaniSci zanie-
pokojeni 50 faktem, re ~progermah
skie zywioty gromadnie przecho-
dza z obozu Hylana do Hillquita.
XII XIX"
Cincinnati, O., 80 pazdziernika.
Herbert S. Bigelow, pacyfista,
socyalista. naczelnik Peoples
Church" w Cincinnati, znajduje
sic obecnie W szpitalu. Porwany
pred dwoma dniami, zostal "a
wieziony W okolice Florence, KY,
gdzie grenada ludzi odzianych ma
sposob ,.Ku Klux' obiczowaIa go,
lax jeden Z Mich wyrazit sic Nv i
MENU kobiet i dzieci Belgii", po-
czem Z ostrzezeniem 60 wyPusz-
czono. w szpitalu lekarz skonsta-
towal. re otrzymai on ma plecach
10 znakow biczowania. Bigelow
podobno znajduje sic W stanie
poiprzytomnym pod wpiywem O.
piat6w, a stan jego jest niebezpie-
czny. Zdoiai spiSac swe zeznanie
y porwaniu i biczowaniu oswald
CYL wtem zeznaniu, re ME zdolai
rozpoznac nikogo re sprawc0w
porwania i doda}: ,,Pragne. ably
kajzera posiano droga. kt6rq po-
szedi Mikolaj Romanow. Me pra-
gne niczego wiecej, jak osiagnie-
cia cel0w wojny oznajmiOnych
przez Prezydenta Wilsona W jego
przemowieniu % stycznia. Do
swiadczenie tego rodzaju moze
nawrocic kazdego, kto wierzy W
doktryne niebronienia sic. Nawro-
clio mnie, przynajmniej czasowo,
Go doktryny pogotowia. Zwroce
sic do wladz municypalnych i fe-
deralnych o protekcye." Wczoraj
wieczorem kto5 t]elefonowal do
mieszkania Bigelowa ! jakiS CLOS
meski powiedzial, re nalezai dc
sedziow Bigelowa ! re przyjmuje
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Zebranie Miesieczne Polskiego Klubu
Esperanto, odbedzte sic W Srode, Sligo
pazdziernika r. b. we wiasnym lokalu,
pnr. 1O41 Milwaukee ave. Poczatek 0
godzinie 7:30 wieczorem. Proszeni SO
0 ~przybycie wszyscy czlonkowie, zycza-
cy nalezec do PIKE. / jego s%ympatycy
20 zebraniu zwykIa towarzyska zaba-
NVn
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z WALK NAPOW1ETR
NYCH.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
BELGIA ME CHCE POKOJU,
h~c+ard,r IN pazdziernika -

Amsterdam, 80. pazdziernika.-
Premier austryacki, DIR. V. Seidler
oSwiadczyl w parlamencie, IL Cen
tralni zawsze So gotowi do poko-
ju.
- Belgijski dziennik LA Me-
tropole", wydawany w Londynle
oglosif, il Niemcy ~zabiegaly o po-
k6j odrebny Z Belgia ma podSta-
vie uznania niepodlegloSci Belgii,
odszkodowania "a zniszczenia wo-
jennie i pomocy W odbudowie kra-
iu, oraz zwofania konferencyi po-
kojowej W Bruxelli-pod prezy-
dencya kr6la Alberta Belgijskle-,
so. Krol i premier belgijski, de
Broqueville odrzucili bezwarun'
kowo tie propozycye.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 80. pazdziernika. -
Ces. Wilhelm ofiarowai urzqc
kanclerski, V. Hertlingowi, do
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DOnOCa
IUIIIONd.
ZDRADZONE."
Nowy York, 80 pazdziernika. =

Z Washingtonu donosza telegra-,
ficznie do Evening Sum: Ma
gfy napor Niemcow jak najdokla-
dniej skierowany ma najslabsze
punkta linii wloskiej, najniezawo-
dniej zostai dokonany wskutek
informacyj otrzymanych cd ME
mieckich szpiegow znajdujacych
sic w kwaterach wioskich. WHO
chy zosta}y zdradzone; niemo
pod tym wzgledem watpliwoSci-
jak oSwiadczyl pewien czfonef
ambasady wioskiej, - a fakt ten
nieechaj take ola Ameryki bedzie
ostrzezeniem. W}ochy, tax jak in
ne kraje Aliantow, zapelnione SO
~
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2 WOJNY,

Washington, 80. pazdziernika.
- Sekretarz wojny Baker oslosll
przeglad wypadkow wojny ma
wszystkich frontach Z ostatniego
tygodnia i krotko doda}, re pewne
jednostki wojsk amerykanskich
zaje}y miejsca ma froncie bojo-
wynn ola uzupeinienia swego wy
cwiczenia. Pierwsza to wzmianka
departamentu wojny o fakcie, re
wojska gen. P~ershinga znajduJa
sic ma froncie. Sekretarz Baker
gIownie podaje przeglqd sytuacyi
ma roznych frontach, donoszac, re
operacye znamienne odbywaja SIG
ma wschodzie i ma zaChodzie w
Macedonia, Rumunii, Mezopota-
mil. a nawet we Wschodniej Al
ryce. O Wioszech powiada sekr.
Baker, re przechodza trudne chwi-
le. Austro-niemieckie wojska Prq
naprz6d z olbrzymiemi si}ami. A
Il juz przedtem raz, w maju 1910
roku Wlochy odparly ataki au--
stryackie poSrod mniej przyjaz-
nych warunkow ! nieprzyjaciela
zmusiiy do cofniecia sic, dajac mu
tylko przedsmak zwyciestwa W
pierwszych dniach naporu. Obec-
nie lima nadchodzi Wiochom z
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cywai Niemcom uderzyc z tylu
ra Aliantow w Macedonia.
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ALICIA

Paryz, 80. pazdziernika. - W
potyczce, w jakiej pc a Pierwszy
walczyli amerykahscy zoinierze
wziety zostal jeden Niemiec do
niewoli = raniony pred pozycya,
mi Amerykan6w: zmari on W
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sic oswiadczenie Bigelowa, a poz-
wala mt sic pozostac W tel okoli-
cy pod warunkiem, ably byi ma
p~rzyszioSc lojalnym. Sledztwo "a
rzadzono. Adwokat Edward Alex
ander wyznaczyl $500 nagrody "a
odkrycie jednego re sPrawcow
lub wszystkich sprawc6w porwa-
ria ; obic;a RioeIOWa.
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w ROSYI.

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