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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-17

Christmas tree fund. The local lodges have their Christmas tree annually, ana they have always proven most successful.
 Marvin Baty the young son of MT. ana Mrs. w. c. Baty of this city, received an appointment to Annapolis academy to- day, recommended by Congressman George Huddleston, but owing 10 an ac- cident received in the summer at wnich time MT. Baty's hand was badly inJureus he was forced to give up the appolnt- ment MT. Baty received the scholarship from Birmingham college last spring ana since that time has been preparing h1nl- self in every way for an entrance examl- nation into Annapolis. The appointee IS a young man of splendid character and sterling worth and has scores of friends who will regret to learn of his inability to accept this appointment.
 There will be an entertainment Monday night at the Brighton High school audi torium, when 25- children from the lnde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows Orphans home will appear in recital. This affair will be given under the auspices of the Brighton lodge, No. 155, and the proceeds will go for the benefit of the orphanage at Culman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-17

Extensive preparations are being made for the Eiks' jubilee week, which will be given in the form of a street carnival commencing Monday, November 19, and continuing through Saturday. The pro- ceeds of this affair will go to the Elks'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19

up five survivors of her victim. Sec.
rotary Daniels announced the dIsas.
ter late today in a brief statement
which gave no further details.
The list of those lost was announc.
ed by the navy department as follows:
John r. Belt, seaman, Silsbee, Texas:
Frank NJ. Bernard, machinist's mate,
Oakland, Calf; William L. Cart.
wright, seaman Fresno, Calf; Har.
ry l.. Corson, chief electrician, Long
Beach. Calif.;' James Goenan, chief
gunner's mate, Lima, O.; Simon.
Greenburg, electrician, first class, Phil
a delphia. Pa; Dudley Slough, chief
gunner's mate. Vallejo Calf; Charles
F. Vincent, electrician, Exter, Calf;
Thomas A. Walsh. machinists' mate,
Hillyard, Wash; Clyde w. Wyatt, ma.
chinist's mate. Venice, Calf; Edward
E. Hall, mnchinists mate, Seattle
Wash; Ray =. Scott. electrician, Val.
lejo. Calf; Albert r. Smith, machin.
lists mate. MERGED, Calf; Guy n. Stew
art, chief machfnist mate, Los Ange.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19
WATER WASTE IS
Proving COSTLY
Goal Bill at Pump Station
May Jump to $4,000
For Dec.

Since December is, 1917, the
pun1page OF water to the city reser-
vols has averaged 100000 gallons
4 every ~ hours, or an average of 1886
gallons per "a hours per capita for
10000 persons In the city.
With one pump running at full ca.
( ptcity OF 100000 gallons every "a
hours during the. time since that date
(during parts OF the day both pumps
are kept running. for the nights Just
one pump is kept running at full csr
pAcity) the large reservoir loses, or
the water therein drops down every
night especially after midnight till
4 10 clock a. m. from 1-2 feet to 1-2
feet, which loss OF water pumped into
the large reservoir has to be made up
~ both pumps running during the
day time.
The coal bill for the month of Nov.
elmber amounted to SIZES. 80, and
ftom present Indications It will not
be surprising that the coal bill for
December may be close to $4,000. for
the month.
AZ the City hall It is said that at
the most, 100000 gallons OF water
per "a hours should amply supply nil
consumers during even this cold snap.
waste Of 100000 gallons Of
water every "a hours since December
~ Is 4 frightful reflection Of waste
Oh the part OF consumers and is Grim.
9iiAl TO say the least, is the opinion of
city officials.
THERE'S Just reasons to believe
that thousands Of the consumers are
leaving spigots run full at night IN.
Z necessarily. Just why these consu.
\ niers VIII not use the stop and waste
valve to save the water pipes from
kreezing Is not understood by tho
Water department. However, one
leading plumber Of this city is au.
/. thority for the statement that OF
nearly 1000 houses in this city q.
which he has personal knowledge, the
PHners never provided in the plumb.
Ing the indispensable stop and. waste
sTa9ye 90, necessary in cold weather.
/ H this awful waste OF water con
fipueg smother day or two, It Will be
4 neeessary to turn the water off the
pity during the night time. excepting
Ancugh water to supply water for the
lire hydrants, according to Water
pmmissiouer Smith.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19

it at Harrisvllle. and Mr.. Wilson will
also attend the meeting of educators
called by State Superintendent of
Schools NJ. F. rShawkey to be held at
Clarksburg, December 81 and 2S.
Principal OF the Miller school and
Mrs. Ralph s. Beckner will spend the
recess at Cairo, Richie countp. Prin-
cipal Glen A. Keister, of the Barnes
sc'o |, and Principal Guy Crigler, OF
the White school. will go to their
homes at Franklin, W. Va. for the
vacation.
Miss Jessie Paul, supervisor of
drawing at the High school, will
spend the vacation at her home In
Cincinnati. Miss venite Dudgeon, su-
peryisor Of the Music department of
thE High school, left Saturday for
Bfiton, where she will spend the holi-
df g. Misses Roah NJ. Adams, super
" or of the Domestic Science depart
u fnt Of the High school, and Miss
Mar5orte sGriswell, supervisor of the
Domestic Art department of the High
school, will spend the vacation at
their homes in New York. Miss Garth
Watson, Of the Commercial depart
ment. OF the High School, will spend
the season at her home at Bowling
Green, Ky.
Miss Willard Clayton, Of the Butch
er school, who was called to King
wood recently by an accident which
befeltaher mother, will remain there
until after Christmas. Miss Villa
Leonard, of the Butcher school, will
spend the recess at her home at sa-
lem. Miss Alma McCauley. OF the
White school, will spend her vacation
al Sutton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19
Grafton Presbytery
Will Meet in Gitt

Announcement is made that special
session of the Presbytery Of Grafton
will be held in the First Presbyter.
ian church, this city, on Monday. Dec.
ember 81. The session will commence
at 2:so o'clock. Action viii be taken
on a pastors resignation. Rev. b.
A. Knapp. D. D., OF Morgantown, Is
the moderator.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19

les, Calf; Lyman F. Lovely, ,machinis,
mate Denver. Colo.;, Ralph p. Nc
Cleur, electrician, Detroit, Mich; Dun.
can A. M'Rae, electrician, BlAin. Wash.
John P. Messange. chief machinists
mate, Philadelphia, Pa; Grover D.
Metz, machinist's mate, San Francis.
co, Calf.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19
Sub Gets Cruiser And
Then is Destroyed
(By Associated Pressl

PARIS. Tuesday, Dec. 1s.-The old
French cruiser Chateau Renault, en-
ployed as transport, was torpedoed
and sunk in the Mediterranean on the
morning of December IA, and the sub
marine which attacked her was later
destroyed, according to announce
ment made by the French ministry Of
marine. The passengers on the Cha
teau Renault, all Of whom were either
soldiers or officers, were saved. Ten
members of the crew were lost.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19

Paid the War rax-Trying to
avoid paying war tax to Clarksburg,
a man was hauled into the sheriff's
office late yesterday afternoon. After
consulting counsel Sheriff Glover
permitted the man to pay the four
cents to the ticket office OF the Mon
ongahela Valley Traction Company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19
US. SUBMARINE
Sinks SISTER ship
Nineteen Men Perished in
Accident That Occurred
in Home Waters.
lpy Associated Press,

(By Associated Press)
WAsHINGTN, Dec. 19-Nineteen
lives were lost when the American SUBJ
marine FL was rammed and sunk by
submarine FIG in home waters during
a fog Monday afternoon.
The F.3,was unchanged and picked
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19

The French cruiser Chateau Re-
nault was laid down In 1896. Sho
was 442 feet long with beam of 55.7
feet and displaced 1898 tons. Her
complement before the war was 500
men. Besides being used as cruiser
formerly the Chateau Renault had
been fitted up as mine layer.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-28

Here is the diary entry about an American naval officer offering. to aid the Germans against the Japanese: -
 February 20, 1915. A letter from Boy-Ed, in which he states that Cap tain von Papen, military attache, told him that since the interning an Amer ican submarine Cat Honolulu) came alongside and it's commander made the following, remarks to the watch officer (of the Geier): I would like to do something against. the Japs out side, if we could come to some agree ment.' After speaking with the off, cer on watch at the time, I reported
New Britain herald., 1917-12-28

to Boy-Ed that the report was uns-: true.' -l "A
 Another message found in the diary. reads:
 Please quietly and in an incon- spicuous manner circulate rumor of a plan to attack Canada
 Another message igned "Rodiek' states that somebody friendly to the Germans had obtained fifty y-one guns and fourteen boxes. of ammunition. Another message suggested that these and other guns be dropped with cau- tton in the bay and covered ~with care" Er @
New Britain herald., 1917-12-28

soficers from the Geier home to Ger many, to accomplish which the sub-i sequently dismissed Boy-Ed issued instructions to Grasshof to provide the Germans with false passports.
 Second-That A. v. Kirscheisen, quartermaster on the transpacific liner China, was a German secret service agent, who is referred to in German reports as XII" Kirsch- eisen acted as a. messenger for the Germans and carried messages from spies and agents in San Francisco to German agents in the Far East and vice versa. He frequently used the Chtna's wireless to send messages in code and made reports to the Ger man consula<es in San Francisco and Honolulu. Kirscheisen is now under arrest in Denmark, charged with giv- ing information regarding the move ments of Danish merchant ships.
 Third-That the Geier used her wireless for war purposes on numer- ous occasions, the band playing when the apparatus was in operation, in or der to conceal the sounds made by the wireless sparks. Grasshof/ has stated, The Ledger adds, that the Geier caught all transpacific mes sages, intercepted scores of Ameri- can government despatches. and com- municated with German raiders at sea.
 Fourth-Message were deliberate ly wirelessed in English, the wording of them being such as to start rumors of trouble between the United States and Japan in the event they were picked up by allied craft. One such message told of a. Japanese landing in Mexico which, 1t was stated, Japan had authorized. . j. @'~ =
 F1fth-Circulation of reports that the Germans in theN United States wore planning an invasion of Canada The diary shows that Georg Rodiek, German consul at Honolulu, received orders to circulate this report. -.' 9ixth-That von Papen circulated a report that an American submarine commander had said that he would ''like to do something to those Japs outside" (rcferring to a Japanese cruiser on patrol duty), provided he (the American commander) and the Germans could reach an agreement. Grasshof subsequently admitted that this statement. attributed to von Papen, was g lie.
 .Seventh-That after the sinking of the Lusitania plans were made to de- stroy or disable all German ships in American waters in the event the United States declared war;. The guns of the ,Geiers were rendered useless immediately after the sinking of the Lusdtania. A message from Bern storff to delay the destruction of the guns arrived too late.
 Eighth-That Boy-Ed, in a mes sage to Grasshof, ordered a story cir 0ulated that German submarines were operating in the Pacific.
 N1nth--Thot Boy-Ed tried to trans fof friendly wireless operators to Honolulu to listen in'' on transpaci- hc wireless, in this way relieving the overwprked yoperatorsEon on the Geier
New Britain herald., 1917-12-28

AD ether. Bernstorf was
 Fin tho efforts to carry out
 months before tho United
 Sfered the war on the side
 ios.
 Ht11shof diary shows that the
 commander and his crew en-
 eGfocted to appraciate the fact laaey owed their safety, and per- thear lives, to tho protection af- them by the American author ak Honolulu. It tells Of efforts to TO American parole pledges, lof 1Mterception for the information mo German government of Amer government messages, of efforts 8Nlrcnlatc rumors to create bad ng between America. and Japan. wirelcssing of falso messages n Honolulu to mislead allied pa- yAssels, and of the hiding at Mo- ; of 5000 rifles which supposedly kO to be used in behalf of Germany, (Mld occasion arise.
 ehe salient features of the GrasBhd1 n arc summarized as follows. by B Ledger Attempts Ao get sailors and
New Britain herald., 1917-12-28
IEI) MEN ! by Germans \ Gder

The diary of
 F the German
 conamand of the
 ier when that yes. n Hawaiian waters
 in order to escape
 don by Japanese the possession 4of nnce service at the iu. This diary, ex- were published in
 Ledger, shows that subordinntes, while action Of the United sl America was still Eorld war. violated sa- Of international hos lated Count von Bern rman ambassador to her high German oM- trouble for the United with Japan.
 on September 26 atounced in Washing !1eYnment was in pos llnive evidence of a the Germans to bring 6ESg0en the United . lido and Mexico and '&laer. Bernstorff was . onort1 to carry out
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
Wiesci z PoIski.

Kopenhaga, Is. sierpnia. -
Depesza Warszawy donosi tn,
re ,,ksiaze Wacfaw Won Me
mojowski'', prezes Polskiej Ra-
dy Stanu, zrezygnowaf z tego
stanowiska z powodu nieporo-
zumien z progermanskiemi par
tyami, zadaja 'jednak cd niego,
by cofna1 swa rezygnacye.
Geneva, Szwajcarya, 15-go
sierpnia. - Centralna Polska
Agencya w Lozannie otrzymafa
wiadomosc Z Petrogradu, IL
rad rosyjski zdecydowaf sic
zezwolic Polakom ma tworzenie
oddzielnej polskiej armii z VIA
snym sztabem generalnym i od-
rebna organizscya, ale zostaja-
cej pod naczelna komenda STA
bu rosyjskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

niczlem powodzeniem rozpoczetq
w niedziele kontrofensywe i zaje-
ly wiosEe Slanic, oraz spedzily
wroga obronnych pozycyi na
wzgorzach okolo 6 worst ia po-
ludniowy zach0d cd Grozechti.
Ofensywa ia dopiero sic rozwija.
w okolicy FoKszani nieprzyja-
ciel po silnem p.zygotowaniu ar
tyleryjskiem przyPu5cil kilka alta
k0w w kierunku ku Marasechti j
Cd Doaga, zostat jednak "a kaz-
dym razem odparty.
Niemieccy lotnlcy rzucali bonn
by ia stacye kolejowe W Nodole-
szno i Siniawaka, brak jcdnak do
niesieh, czy wyrzsdzili jake szko-
DIV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
I. PULK ARTYLERYI ILL.
NOIS DO FRANCYI.

Washington, Is. sierpnia. -
'DepattnTcfft irty zorganizo.
wal Z poszczeg6lnych pulkow i
oddzialow wojsH Z p r6znych
Stan0w i dystryktu Columbia O.
sobnq dywizye, l:t6ra otrzymala
numer ~ wyslana zostanic do
Francyi bez poprzcdniego podda-
wanna jej trcningowi W obozach
wojskowych, wyLicrano bowiem
tylko tc pulki, ktGrc najlcpicj sic
miedzy wszystk;mi odznaczyly j.
wykabaIy najwieksza znajonosc'
sztuki wojenncj. Ze wzgledu
ma okolicznoSt, ze dywizya ia
skladat sic bedz;e I zolnierzy
tax wielkicj iloSci Stan6w, Z
kt6rych kazdy ma odmicnne kolo-
ry w sWcJ tladze, razWano Ja ME-
oficyalnic ,,dyw:zya teczowa"
Spodziewat sic nalczy, re wojska
tc znajdq sic na ziemi francuskicj
juz w ciqgu miesi4ca wrzcsnia.
Do dywizyi tel wlaczono take
pierwszy puIk artyleryi milicyi
Stanu Illinois, kr6ry odtad znany
bedzic pod numcrem 149 pulku
artyleryi. Komerdantem jego jest
puIkownik Henry I. Reilly.
Pr6cz dystryktu Columbia do
starczyly do ,,dywizyi teczowej"
kwiatu swej milicyi nastepujace
Stany: - Louisiana, California,
Pennsylvania, Missouri, Wiscon-
sin, Virginia, New York, North
Carolina, Ohio, Kansas, Georgia,
Texas, Alabama, Michigan, New
Jersey, Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee,
Indiana, Oklahoma, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Maryland, Colorado
South Carolina Oregon.
Naczelna komcnde mad tq dy-
wizyq obejmie general brygady
w. A. Mann armii regularnej,
dotychczasowy szcf biura dla
spraw milicyi W dcpartamencie
wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

Niemcow ostatnimi czasy. Oneg-
daj W nocy Niemvy atakowali an
gielskie okopy m linii Arras-
Doqoi lecz zostali kompletnie Cd
parci ponieSli 5traty bardzo ciez-
kie; ma zach0d od Hulloch Angli-
cy wykonali ponlySlny reid na
niemieckie okopy, naczynili w
Mich szkody i wziei jenc6w.
Niemcy wciqz hombardujq pozy-
eye angielskie poi Lens; W okoli-
cy Gouzeaucourt Bermellcs rel
dy angielskie wtargnely do oko-
pow niemieckich zabraiy Z Mich
jencow; pod Roeux odparto reid
niemiecki. Pod Lens kanadyjczy-
cy posuneli sic W przedmieScia
miasta ma froncic 600 jard0w. Po-
sterunki obecne angielskie So cd
centrum miasta ME dalej juz jak o
500 yd., ale zagradza droge OIL
brzymia barykada poburzonych
dom6w, broniona zaciekle przez
Niemc6w. Rapor. angielski poda-
ie, IL w pierwsZyCh dw6ch tygOd-
mach sierpnia zgine}o ogoIem an
gielskich oficerow 223. a zolnie--
rzy 4.424, ranionych zaS zosta}o
oficerow 1921, iolnierzy 15,954.
Ma caIym froncie be1gijskim
kanonada dzialowa wzmaga sic
coraz gwaitownicj.
- Wojska francuskie pod
Rheims wdariy s;ew LIME niemie-
ckie w dwu punktach; atak ME
miecki w Szampanii spe}zi ma nj
czem; W Belgii kanonada nieu-
STAMINA pomimo trwalaceJ nlepo-
cody, awiatyka r6wniez bardzo
czynna; Ramscapelle Niemcy
bombardowali 2ociskami gazowy-
mi; mad Moza dEiala graja z obu
stron bez wy;pod Cerny,
Courrieres Caispach byiy poty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
Z Teatrow Wojny.

Londyn donosi o postepie
wojsk brytyjskich ma prawym
brzegu rzeki Steenbeke, ma poi
nocny wschod cd Ypres. Wedle
berlinskich doniesien ogien
dzia}owy wzmaga sic coraz
bardziej, co jest prawdopodob-
na zapowiedzia nowych silnych
atakow re strony Aliantow.
Paryski rapport stwierdza zdo-
bycie linii nienieckich w dwu
miejscowosciach w poblizu
Rheims. Berlin zapowiada silny
atak francuski w odcinku YER
dunskirn.
Ma froncie rumunskim Ro-
syanie wstrzymuja atak niemie-
cki koio Fokszani, podczas gdy
w Mo{dawii Rumuni z powo-.
dzeniem prowadza w dalszym
ciagu swa kontrofensywe.
Pokojowy apel OLGA sw. przy
jety przez Aliantow z pewna
nieufnoScia. Pcdejrzewaja, re
wywoiany on zostai wpfywami
i zabiegani Austryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
II BUFFALO, y. Y.

Jak z,cykle niedziela, tax ostat.
mia, odznaczyia sic licznymi wypad-
kami kolizyami ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Nieszczescie r6wniez chcialo, re
Polacy W tych wypadkach odgrywa-
ii pcwazna role wyszli takowych
uszkodzeni ma maiatku ma zdro--
win.
Antoni Kempa, pnr. $50 Grant
ulicy, 2S lat LEGACY Kodak nasz
Carmel Skaiki, najechaf ma Stanf--
siawa Babicza i Ignacego Goiembie-
wskiego - obu Grote uiicy.
Dwaj nasi rodacy So porzadnie po-
tiuczeni.
Wypadek misi miejsce przy Her
tel ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
WLOSK[ FRONT.

Rzym, Is. sierpnia. - Ma Ca
lynn froncie wo;cnnym akcya u
miarkowana; pod Vodice byi pro-
bny atak austrydcki zniesiony
przez baterye wIoskie; pod Mo-
dreuce bombardowano austryac--
kq baze operacyjna, znaczne "a
daiac sZkOdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
Chiny Wypowiedzi zia|y
Wojne Centra|nynl.
Postepy Ang|ik0W " Be|gii.
Ma w1oskim fronc1e tYl-
ko drobne utarCZkl.
ADgieISN kOntTtOrpsdOWiGC najechaE ma mine'
Gfod w Niemczech.
Brytyjska partya piracy Hendersonem.
INNE TELEGR A MY.
ADgieIski kontrtOrpsdOweC nsjechaE ma mine.
Gfod w Niemczech.
Brytyjska partya piracy HendersOnem.
INNE TELEGR A NJ Y :.
CHINY WYDALY WOJNE
NIEMCOM I AUSTRYI.

Londyn, Is. Sierpnia. - Ohcy-
alne organa oglaszaj2, IL rad
republiki Chin wypowiedzlal
wojne Niemcom j Austryi dnia IA
sierpnia godzinie l rano, Doku-
ment zostal podpisany przez tym-
czasowego prezydenta Feng-
Kwo-Czanga. Chiny 50 siedmna-
stem panstwem wstepujacem w
wojne Centrairymi.
INICYATYWk PAPIEzA.
Rzym, Is. sierpnia. - Rz9d
wloski otrzymal dokument Z Wa
tykanu, zawierajqcy papiesk9 inl-
cvatvwe do wdrozenia ukiadow
pokoiowych "a poSrdenictwem
ambasadora hiszpanskiego: od--
nosi sic don dose bez entuzyazmu
a pisma wioskie krytykuja posta-
wienie kwestyi wloskiej w owym
dokumcncie, dalej projekt zwro-
cenia Niemcom kclonii, oraz oko-
liczno$c te, ze caly szereg kwestyi
spornych, projekt papieski pozo-
stawia bez rozsrrzygniecia do tar
cow i kompromis6w W majacych
nastapic dopiero Pertraktacyach
pokojowych; konkluduja, re do
kument Benedykta XIV. projektu-
ie powr6t do czasu ,,quo ante bel
lum" (przed wojna), jako TAXI
ME zbyt przychyinie jest przyj~
mowany.
Londyn, Is. sierpnia. - w pra-
sic podaja oficyalna opinie o pro-
jekcie papieskim, IL ojest zabar-
wiony sympatya Pro-germah-
ska; przypuszczaja, A sprezy-
ma, jaka projekt ten Poruszyla
Jest Austrya ze jest on moze
tylko zapowiedzia konkretniej-
szych propozycyi pokojowych ze
strony centralnych mocarStw;
dyplomacya watykanska podobno
W ostatnich czasach byia niezwy-
kle czynnq, a Austryi zdawna
dochodziiy glosy pragnien poko-
jowych, wiadomo tez, re Austrya
znosiia sic z Watykanem w tel
sprawie, przyrzekajac Papiezowi
imieniem SVEN i Niemiec wzno-
wienie pahstwa kcscielnego Swie
ckiei wladzy Pdp;ezy. Tekstu O.
ficyalnego dokumentu Papieskie-
90 jeszcze niema, lecz wiadomo,
ze Papiez projektuje restauracye
Belgii, Serbii Rumunii, kwe-
stye Polski, Alzacyi, Lotaryngii.
Tryestu Trydentu radzi pozosta-
vic do uIozenia W pertraktacyach
'pokojowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
n DETROIT, MICH.

TrZyletnia Aniela Kalwasinska po-
zostawiona sama W domu rodzic6w
p. mr.. 625 Dubois ul. zaczeia sic ba-
vic zapaikami W nastepstwie wznie-
cionego ognia, spali}a sic zywcem.
Rodzice dziecka powr6ciwszy do do
mu, znaleili sukienki malej Anieli |
sprzety W pokoiu. W kt6rym sic ba-
villa - W plomieniach.