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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
bot At SANE TINE
ALL AGREE REFORMS
SUGGESTED COMING
Express Great Indignation Over
Presidents MeddlingH With
German Affairs
FRENCH SMASH
TEUTONS ON AISNE
Berlin Announces Capture Of
Large Number of Russians
on Lower Sereth-No De-
velopments Yet at Riga
EUROPEAN COMMENT
ON WILSON'S NOTE

Beriin--Full text is printed IN
Cologne Gazette. German newspa.
pers united In vitrionc tirnde
against President Wilson. KEYNOTE
of press comment Is that German
people will reject foreign med
ding" in GerGnany's internal affairs
and deeply resent 1t.
London -- Lord Robert Cecil
states that President Wilson did
not consult the allies regarding his
reply. He repeats that the docu.
ment thoroughly defines the allied
cause.
PAris-Press comment continues
enthusiastic, hailing President Will
SON rs spokesman of Frances
cause tn the war.
The Hague-Hoilnnd, In direst
distress through American embargo,
facing winter Of terrible suffering.
greets President Wilson's note a
re-openfng OF the door OF peace.
Rome-Pope Benedict, watch
fully waiting" prepares for new
peace steps as soon AZ Official VIEWS
from all helligerents Nrc received
at the Vatican. The pontiff II de.
tcrmined to push his efforts far
peace this year at all costs. He
hopes for an early democrafixa.
ton Of Germany to aid him In his
endeavors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
DECLARED
TO Be TREATED AS
SLAVES BY GERMANS

Washington. Sept. l.--Sincs Janu-
airy every man and woman In Belgium
from fifteen TO sixty years has been
compelled to work for the Germans
This is the statement OF a Belgian
workingman who escaped across the
frontier. given out by the state de-
partment today
Ali identity cards and passports
Were conflscated. and 1t was thus i'm
possible for the Beigians to move
away from their homes. Every day
an officer would go through the VII
lage and choose the men and women
wanted for all kinds OF work. Many
were sent up behind the firing lines
for work on railroads and highways.
These men were under she'll hre and
the danger of gas attack. Many were
wounded and died.
Th>s who protested were impris-
oned and sent to Germany. One wo-
man. the man says, who. In protect
ing her daughter from a German Off
Ger. cried out that ''ail Germans are
pigs" was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment She was sent to Ger
many, and though her term has Ions
expired, she has not yet returned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
FORMER GERMAN SHIPS
GET GOOD u. s. A. NAMES

Washington. Sept. 1.-The former
German vessels that have been seized
and Transferred to the United States
naval service will bear good Ameri.
can names, Secretary Daniels today
issued general order changing the
names OF the vessels as follows:
KFon prinzese3H Geesier to- Mount
Vernon: vaterland, to L,eviathan:
Eatsex wllheira IL. to Agnneuncn.
Amerska- to America: Hamburg. to
Powhatan: Grosser Kurfurst, to Adolf
US: Koenig Wilhelm II, to Madawaska;
Neckar, to Anugone; Rhein. 20 6us-
Quehanna: Princess Irene, to Poca-
hontas; Frederick der Crosse, to Hu-
ron, and Barbaroesa. to Mercury.
The steamships President Grant
and President Lincoln viii not be re-
named.
The tugs Huron. PccAhontas and
Powhatan WIN be renamed Allegheny.
Che1nung and CaiauguA. respectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
BLUES To Re SEEN \! N
CAVALRY CHARGE TO-DAY

The only opportunity for the people
OF Richmond TO see the First squad
ron OF Virginia cavalry. formerly the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. in a
body. before their departure for An
niston. Ala. where they will go into
trav.Ag, will ssc this afternoon at 1
o'clock, when dress parade will be
given by the squadron on the drill
ground adjoining the A. p. Hill monu-
ment on the Hermitage road. Major
p. W. .Bowles. commanding the cav
airy, will carry the troops through
the maneuvers After the parade. a
drill be held. the entire ceremony con-
cludtng with a cavalry charge, some
thing not seen IN Richmond before
Colonel Janniclxy, OF the Forty-sev-
enth New York regiment. 1t was an
nounced last night. will review the
cavalry. Members OF the city ana
state government will. also be present.
as win q general outpouring Of the
people OF the city to witness the first
public appearance OF Richmond's IA
>Enous organization since II saw border
duty last year. The entire personnel
OF the squadron will participate in
the parade
For the convenience OF the thou
sands of people who will wish 10 at
tend the parade, the Virginia Rail-
way and Power company will run
special cars to the A. P. HIN monu-
ment this afternoon, 1t will require
about twenty-five inmates from First
and Broad streets to reach the parade
ground by trolley. and persons at
time to reach the field by ( O'Clock,
when TIM parade wifi be- hesd. This
ground ID located at the. corner 81
LAburuum avenue and Hermftarc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
GERARD DECLARES
he EXPECTED DENIAL
FROM CHANCELLOR
Says Former German Chancellor was
Ordered to Deny Truth As He Was
Ordered to DO Other Things.
SAYS GERMANS AND ETHICS
LuDICROUS COMBINATION
Former American Ambassador De-
cIaren European War L. Result of
Backstairs Diplomacy, which should
He Abolished.

rh,3. 1.sSf e..
ssS~
sor OF the PUBIC Ledger hae received
the following telegram from James
w. G.rard. form.r Au.r,r., .nhas
r
'oi " osi1aaHy IN reply 10 thc charges
or Chanceiior Won Bethmann- Houweg:
The chanceiior's denial was to be
expected ] suppose ne was ordered to
make II Just - he had to announce
the nn3usttnabIs invasion Of Belgium
ana tho resumption OF rushiess SUBJ
marine war and TO approve the sinking
OF the LusitAniA But netAcs that he
says these terms were not his | be-
Aeve that but they were Germany's
terms As lAfdH 3o~u ~ the military
dictAtors.
He admits We talked peace terms:
were these terms any different from
what said he stated7 Let him state
them
He admits he spoks Of guarantees
aoout Belgium Does any one suppose
he did not specify thern7
Y am CORY for the chancellor. II he
hA4 reeaxnedwhen-t tt military dfotA-
tors Of Germany determined TO defy
the United States he would be today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
LICENSES REFUSED
TO DUTCH GRAIN SHIPS
GAIN OF sao0.oO0. 900 IN BANK
CLEARINGs IN EIGHT MONTHS

C1earfngs of Richmond banks
SHOW an increase OF more than
S3GO, O00.0O0 for the hrst eight
months In 1917 over the same period
In 1916. Figures issued yesterday
show a remarkable increase In the
caty's banking business. The total
clearfngs for 1917 mp ITO date. are
es40.AI .4d6-3T, as against e54S,S17,-
sSs.7S for the corresponding period
last year.
C2earfngs for the month were
s117 .0SO. 244.6e. q ~. o00, 400 increase
over August. 1915 Rediscounts for
the week Mt the Federal Reserve
bank were sa-3aa. 900. q substantial
gain over last weeks record. The
gold reserve against net deposit
liability IL now NJ per cent. Total
resources of the banks are sss,ge4,-
600.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
VTTRIOLIC RESPONSE FROM
GERMAN PRESS TO VIII SON
GOOD ROADS RUN POSTPONED UNTIL
NEXT SATURDAY

Rain began falling in torrents yesterday morning half
hour before the time scheduled for the start of The Vr
ginians Good Roads and Socabiy to Stanton. At
O'Clock the downpour continued without signs of stopping
So the postponed until next Saturday September
The will be made then (uness Jupiter Pluvius in
tereres again exactly the route under the
conditions and for the prizes announced for the
first planned Everybody heard from expressed
anxiety to make the trip next Saturday with the probability
that several recruits will be added to the list of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
REV. ROGER |. CLARK
N BAPTIST MINISTRY
Former Pastor Of Third Christian
Chnrch to lie Ordained To-day In
Tabernacle Church.

An interesting religious event In
Richmond today will be the ordina-
ton Of Rev. Roger l. Clark neo
the Baptist ministry.
The ceremony win take place at
o'clock this afternoon at Taber-
naoie Baptist church. OF which Rev
William Lcckhart Ball IL pastor.
Mr.. Clark, until recently. was pas
tor OF the Third Christian church, in
which denomination he has Jus, CIV
en- up mem borship
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
LANDED
FROM DAMAGED SHIP

Parts. Sept. Five hundred and
twenty passengers were landed safely
today from the steamship Natal which
sank IN French port following a col
listen with -annthAr. ressal There was
no panic,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
PRESIDENT SALTS PART
OF SALARY DOWN

Washington. Sept, t.---President will
son today bought ten $1,000 federal
farm loan bonds. They draw 4f-2 per
cent interest. Tia money loaned to
farmers Will be secured by mortgages
on farm lands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
Hundred Already Loaded Will
Not Be Permitted to Clear
With Cargo
COUNTER PROPOSAL
BY EXPORT BOARD
Offer Made to Have Govern
mcnt Take Over Grain and
Ships Be Used to Bring
Wheat From Australia

Washington. Sept. I.-No grain will
be permitted TO leave this country for
Holland at present, +. was announced
today.
Licenses for 100 Dutch grain ships
have been refused
The agreement by which the Holland
ers were to divide their cargoes be-
tween Holland and Belgium has been
cancelled by the embargo adminissra-
ton board. In making the announce
ment the board emphasized that the
United States is willing to feed the
neutrais but that the needs OF this
country must be considered frst. The
same attitude lis expected to be OBJ
served In dealing with exports to other
neutral countries.
In refusing licenses for the one hun
dred Dutch ships already loaded with
grain the administrative board made a
counter proposition that the vessels be
unioaded, their eargoes taken over by
the United States at a fair price and
the ships used to bring wheat and
sugar from Australia and Java.
The contention OF the board is that
Holland has a sufficient supply OF
grain to last her for months. proba bly,
well into December. Ee United States
on the other hand has not yet deter
mined what her own needs will be
further than approximate estimates,
which tend TO show a depleted supply.
Hence II 10 argued the interests Of
both countries can be served best by
using the ships now held up in Ameri~
can ports to bring wheat from Aus
traIia and sugar from lava.
Grain Already Damaged.
Another fact entering into thu
bogAd's decision In that a large pro-
portion Of the grain on the Dutch yes
sells already has spoiled TO such an ex~
tent that II il unnt for human con-
sumption. II is still good fer stock
feed. however and the shortage Of
such feed In this country liz held -
account In large measure for the In
creased bufeherinr Of animals The
board proposes that the spoiled grain
be used here to I'm a measure check the
slaughter of beef pork and lambs now
made necessary by the shortage IN
proper feed Besides the leo Dutch
ships there are approximately fifty
other neutral vessels tied up in Ameri-
can ports which likely will be put to
the same uses. While a strenuous pro-
test from the Dutch government In
anticipated II In stated that the admir-
,strative board will hold out for a
strict enforcement OF Its decree and
WHIT not heed any pressure from the
state department. Indications were to-
night that Chevalier van Rappard, the
Netherlands minister. already had
started the ball rolling to get the state
department TO interiors in behalf OF
HIS country
One question brought out tonight was
what action would be taken by the ad-
m'nfstrative board IN event Holland
sthilitv which II was admitted had
been strongly hintea at
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-29
The 9Th Degree Oath of the
knights OF Columbus"

TO meet the binT ard the falsehoods Of
chose Americans who have forcsworn
lngai principles. and have become oath bound
subjects of foreign power, 7 have carefully
prepared The above-named pamphlet.
Tue men who take that oath are traitors
to our Government, and spies 10 org camp,
They are armed and drilled as military
men, ana kept in readiness 10 uso lheir eteel
swords, and their up~to date rifles against
their fellow citizens.
This question Of Popery is the most in1por.
tant question now facing the people OF
America,
Set my pamphlet, and study the tocis Cor
yourselves Priced ten cents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-29
a ~
THE JEFFERS
Thursday, March 20, 1910

Peronne were about to be melted
Slaughter ten thousand gray haired mena
butcher ten thousand boys, ravish ten thouss
and girls, decolate ten thousand square miles
of territory, but don't hamper the movements
of Prince Cardinal MERCER, don't let your
bombs shatter the cathedral of Louvain, and
don't for Heavens sake, melt the bells of
Peronne!
That has been Pope Benedict's pose in
Europe: in Canada, he has sowed seditlon,
and his priests have been traitors to their
country, preventing French Canadians from
enlisting: in Ireland ditto.
John Redmond, the Jesuit, is today the
papal thorn in the side of Lloyd-George's.
government, splitting the empire with the
everlasting Irish Question, which now means
that Catholic Dublin demands the right to
rule, rob, and ruin Protestant Belfast.
Catholic Ireland already enjoys Home Rule,
but e0a7ots the poorer to reze Protestant Ulster.
Everybody knows what Catholics do to
Protestants, when the Catholics have strength
enough to enforce the devilish laws of their
Italian church.
Hoe0 IS 1t IN this Country?
The Governor of Connecticut confesses
that if we knew half as much as he does,
about the night-drilling of our domestic trail
tors, We would be scared to DEATH"
They are Ancient Hibernians, Fourth de-
gree Knights of Columbus, and members Of
the German Central Verein-Catho1ics all
Who are the Germanites that heckle the
patriotic Catholic Mayor of New York, when
he makes public address against German
atrocities?
They are Catholic priests and Catholic se~
cret order laymen, the same who denounced
Mayor Mitchell for exposing the hideous mis-
treatment Of orphan children In the Catholic
"charity" institutions, that were receiving
millions of the States money
Who was it that was acting as spy and
traitor in Russia, paralyzing the Russian
army and causing the loss of million Rus
sian soldiers!
1t Tas the pr5eSH
They had to kill the priest and a few of his
confederates, before they could break up the
German spy system which operated in the
Cars own palace.
Who knows that the German spy-system is
not intrenched in the White House?
Who hnoocS that Tuneu1ty, and his X. Of G.
aides, are not German spies!
Who knows how far three Jesuit Cardinals,
all three being Irish, and bitterly against
the Entente--will go in their sworn loyalty
to the pope, and their sworn disloyalty to
this Republic?
Who knows that the Catholic chaplains are
not German spies?
Who knows that the Jesuit at the head of
our Navy can be trusted at crisis?
Who knows how far the vast newspaper In
fuence of Hearst, and his Jesuit afinities, will
go in the service Of the pope--zaiser allies?
The situation is full of danger.
If | had the ear of President Wilson,
would beg him, with passionate earnestness,
to dismiss Tumulty and those K, of c. assist
ants.
/ acouzd clear the White House Of Ameri4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-29

The Handbook Of Politics, by Tbos. q.
Watson, Is book every American citizen
should read. Contains every party platforms
fourth edition almost exhausted. Price, 6Ots
The Jefersonian Publishing Company.
Thomson, Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

kadN. baron Cochin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

spowodowaly katastrofe w Cali
cyl swq niechecia i wstretem do
walki, obecnic ujete W kluby
dyscypliny - walcza doskonale,
vstrzymujqc nap6r nieprzyjacie-
"a. Premier Kcrenskij dluzszy
czas spedzii ia froncie, w stolicy
zastepowal 60 minister spraw "a
granicznych Tereszczenko, ktory
do Aliantow rozes}a} zapewQienie
IL mimo srogich cios6w, jake Ro-
cyl ostatnio zadaly niesubordyna-
va zgubna i kontrrewolucyjna
propaganda niemiecka - Rosya
ME odstapi sprzymierzehcow i W
wojnie wytrwa do kohca
- Rad prowizoryczny zadecy
dowaf odmowic ex-carowi Miko-
Iajowi, praw obywatelskich
glosu protekcyi prawnej; praw-
dopodobnie wszystkim Romano
wynn praw tych odmowiono.
- w caiej Rosyi garna sic ko-
biety do wojska, zapalone boha-
terskim przykladem pierwszego
kobiecego pulku pod wodza Btu
czkarewy: W Piotrogrodzie, Mo-
skwie, Kijowie odbywa sic rekru-
tacya - rad dale mundury, brofl
pelna ekwipacye, oraz instructor
row - W samym Piotrogrodzie
juz 1900 kobiet sic ksztalci, tego
700 juz odbywa cwiczenia, no
wych aplikantek jest 1900. +.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03
..Sammies'' we Francyi.

Oboz Amexow we Francyi, 3.
sierpnia. - General Pcrshing,
w0dz cxpedycyi amcrykansklej
We I'rancyi bawiqcej, zwiedzii O.
bozv garnizony amcrykanskie /
inspckcyonowai Scislc zolnierzy
przy cwiczeniach, udziclajqc i'm
osubiScic wskaz6wek, a nawct
pokazujac pewnc cwiczcnia / ru-
chy: kogo wypadlo, pochwali|,
kogo trzeba, zsanil, zgola nie kre-
pujQc sic obecno$cia kilku wy
szvch oficer6w francuskich przy
owej inspckcyi. Miedzy innymi-
zganil ostro zolnierzy, ktorzy w
szercgu zuli gume, czy tytoh.
Nawet oficerowie ME uszli kryty-
XII surowej generala. 3. NaStepnie
zwiedzano modelc okopoW, W
kt0rych znow odbywa}y sic cwi-
czenia walk obronncj atakow Z
okop0w, W czem Pershing row.
nicz osobisty braf udziaf. Zwic--
dzano baraki i namioty, kuchnie,
SkIady etc. Persl;ing wyrazif sic Z
wielkicm zadoWoleniem o rOzmie-
Szczeniu zaopatrzeniu garnlzo--
now amcrykahskich przez Wiadze
irancuskie, W jednej tylko miej-
scowoSci znalaz} niesanitarne
stosunki. kt0re natychmiast majq
bye poprawionc przez W}adze
micjscoWc.
- Pewna liczba amerykan-
skich oficcrow uczestniczy w a.
wiatycznych cwiczeniach francu-
skich; ambulansc amerykanskle
uczestniczyly juz we flandryj-
skicj bitwic, ratujac angielskich
zoInicrzy i dobrc oddajac us}usi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03
Z Teatrow Wojny.

Piotrogrod przyznaje cofnie-
Gle ma po4nocnym odcinku linii,
pod Ryga, gdzie Niemcy zaj-
muja Uxkull. o Is mil ma pofu-
dnie cd miasta, oraz ma Buko-
winie.
Ma rumunSkin froncic trwa
pomySlna ofensywa aliancka -
wiesci ma}o.
Ma zachodnirn terenie Fran
cuzi i Anglicy odpieraja kontr-
ataki niemieckie we Flandryi,
oraz pod Rheims: straty Mem
cow bardzo ciezkie.
KorniIow zostai naczelnym
wodzem rosyjSkim.
Ces. Wilhelm zwoiai konfe--
rencye generaiow memieckich h
prawdopodobnie dla naradze-
MIA sic mad zagrozonym from
tenn flandryjskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

>cszlego tygodnia 22go blokad
niemieckich piratow przybyio DC
port6w angiclSkich ogoiem stat
Eow 2,747, L wyjccha}o L nlch
%,7i6. L WIoch donosza, IL W
tymzc tygodniu Stracili Nlosl
wskutek blokad cztery statkl. l.
I'rancyi donoszq, zc tam stracono
diva tylko okrety W ciasu teSo sd
mego tygodnia skutkicm blokad
niemicckich.
Donosza Francyi, il do je-
dnego tamtejszych portow przy-
byl wiekszy statek pasazerSkl,
kt6ry byI W drodze atakowany
pzrez nur nicmiecki, lccz obronii
60 aeroplan angielski, kt6ry tax
celnie bombe ia uur Gw rzucil, IL
zniszczyl rozb6jniczy statek do
zatopienia 60 doprowadzif
Paryz, 8. sierpnia. - Minister
marynarki francuskiej, adm. La
Gaze zrczygnowal, wraz Z MIN IL
stapil wiceadmirai dla spraw blo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03
INNE TELEGRAMY.
kONFERENCYA WODZoW
NIEMIECKICH.

Amsterdam, 8. sierpnia. - Ces.
Wilhelm zwoiaI ma rade wojennq
swoich wodzow; Zaproszen 70
stall: feldmarsza}ek Hindenburg,
gen. Ludendorff, generalny kwa-
termistrz, kronprync Fryderyk
Wilhelm w6dz w Szampanii, ks.
Ruprecht Bawarski, komendant
W Belgii, W. Ks. Albrecht Wuert-
temberski, komendant W Argon-
mach: konferencya odbyia sic W
Bruxelli. Wobec tego, il wodzow
ze wschodniego frontu ME WezWa-
no ma rade, wnosic nalezy, IL ra-
da ia dotyczy ofensywy Aliant6w
we Flandryi, kt6ra Niemcow sza-
chuje W spos6b nader powazny.
Jakim byl watek obrad, narazie
ieszcze ME wiadomo.
co SIE DZIEJE w ROSYI.
Piotrogrod, 8. sierpnia. - Wo-
Gzem naczelnym WSzystklch
wojsk rosyjskich zosta} zaniano-
wany general Kornilow, ostatnl-
mi sukcesami znakomicie wyroz-
niony; wyniesienie jego w ca}ym
kraju przyjeto zadowoleniem
premier Kerenskij usi}owa} pow
StrzymaC Brusiiowa, roWniez zna-
komitego generala cd rezygnacyi.
'ecz tenze ME dal sic naklonic cd
zamiaru ustapienia naczelnego
dowodztwa, a wowczas Korni}ow
zamianowanie przyja}, oraz pole
Gil ma swego nastepce w arml
poiudniowo Wschodnie gen.
Czeremisowa, ktory ostatnio zdo-
byl byl Halicz. Ma froncie ryskim
zrezygnowal Z komendy general
Dmitriew, W miejsce jego zamia-
nowano generafa Parskiego; do
w6dzca garnizonu W Piotrogro-
die zoStai zamianowany gen. Wa
silkowskij, W micjsce Bolewce-
wa, kt6ry zrezygnowai. Zar6wno
W armii, jak W stolicy reszcie
kraju. zapanowaf juz lepszy duch
i subordynacya, wojska, ktore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

bombardowai poteznlc pozycy'
niemieckic; ku wicczoroWl waIka
sic wznowiIa wrccz, lecz wrogow
odparto, linic nicmieckie posu-
nigto " pomySlnych kontrata
kach. Nicprzyjaciel ponioSi strat
wielc, a korzySci zadncj; Kill
kuset jehcow wzieto. Po nocy
Spokojncj, mad ranem nieprzyja--
cicl znowu rozpoczqi atak w O.
kolicy Wytschetc - znowu Cd
party &c stratami. Ma wfaSciwej
Iinii fraucuskicj - na Chcnln des
Danes Francuzi bezowocuie alta
kowali wziete i'm ostatnio pozy-
eye pod liilain / Ccrny - w ciqgu
dnia i nocy j razy podchodzill
pod okopy niemieckie, zawszc &c
stratami odparci. Mad Moza ME
przviaciel kontratakowal pozy-
Hvc. wczoraj mu zabranc - od--
party zostal w zupclnoSci, W
walcc tel stracil ogoicm oko}o
40 jencow.
Londyn, 3. sierpnia. - Pisma
angielskie przepelnione 50 opisa--
mi walk awiatycznych W poczat-
ku flandryjskiej bitwy, przyczem
awiatyka angielska miala sic
Swietnie wyr6znit, jakkolwiek
walczyt musiala W najniekorzyst-
niejszych warunkach, wsrod
mgly deSzczu: acroplany angiel-
skie kicrowaly ogniem bateryi a.
lianckiCh. same W atakach uczest-
niczyly, razqc zg6ry nieprzyjacie-
la, bombardujac jego rezerwy,
skiady amunicyi i to bliSkiej
mety, ME wynoszqcej zazwyczaj
wiecej niz POO stop. Niemieckie
bateryc ostrzeliwaly maSzyny an
gielSkie gradem kul wszelkiego
rodzaju i kalibru, lecz wyatt
klein trzech wszystkie maszyny
Gallo wr6ciiy. Szcreg czyn0w pra-
wdziwie bohaterskich dokonali To-
tnicy angielscy: mp. jeden L Mich
zbombardowal kilka sop przy'
batcryach niemieckich, w kt6rych
Io}nierzc sic chronili, powodujac
poploch smiert wielkiej ich Ii
czby; tenze sam rozpcdzit od-
dial 200 Niemc6w mitralie-
zami zrzucil dwie atakujace go
maszyny niemieckie, poczem z
gradu kul ognia calo wrocii do
swoich. Dzien ten byl wielkim
sukcesem awiatyki angielskiej.
WLOSKI FRONT.
Rzym, 8. sierpnia. - Ma calei
linii strzelanina dzialowa - ME
przyjaciel wykaza} onegdaj dose
znaczna ruchliwoSc W wykonaniu
szeregu podjazd0w. atakow itp.,
ktore jednak wszedzie odParto,
biorac jenc6w i zdobyczy sporo.
MACEDONSKI TEREN.
Paryz, 3. sierpnia. - Mad Var
darem strzelanina dziafowa, po-
dobniez mad CrnQ Reka awiatorzy
angielscy zbombardowali okolice
Chevgheli / DENIS Hissar, a
francuscy okolice Monastyru j
Noricy.
SPRAWY MORsKIE.
Londyn, 8. sierpnia. w ciagu