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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
NOTICE OF FORECLosURE

WHEREAS, James Foshay and Sarah
Foshay of Athens in Somerset County,
Maine, husband and wife, by their
mortgage deed dated the Twenty
eighth day of January 1916, and re
corded in Somerset County Registry of
Deeds in Book 1922. Page 500, conveyed
To me, the Undersigned. a certain par
eel of real estate situate in Athens in
the County of Somerset, and bounded
as follows: North by land of william
Foss; West by Bradbury Stream; South
by land of Herbert Corson and by land
of Willard b. Hatch and East by land
of Frank Foss. Being the same
premises conveyed to us by James NJ.
Dysart by deed dated February -,
1914. and recorded Book 325, Page 147;
and
WHEREAS the condition of said
mortgage has been broken. NOW
THEREFORE, by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof | claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
Dated November Z, 1917.
JOHN c. HINCAID,
BY Butler q Butler,
His Attorneys hereunto duly
AVA Authorized
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
QUTNNEBASSET

Walter Crosby and l.. f Rogers
went to Hartland on business, Satur-
day.
J. f. Woodsum is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs A. b. Allen, in Union
Mrs. Albert Longley, who has been
visiting in Pennington, has returned
home
The G. c. Club met with Mrs. H. G.
Walker this week, Wednesday.
Clyde Rogers was at home from
North Arson, Sunday
G. II Rogers of Vassalboro was in
town on business, Monday.
c. B. Colby and Miles Dickinson
were in Wilton several days last
week
W. b. Tryon is in Connecticut on
business.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22

Nov 23-"Plank" Waltz, Grange
Hall
Nov Minstrel, Opera House.
Nov. 26-Thanksg giving Social Beth
any church
Dec. Parent Teachers Asso., AS
sembly Hall.
Dec Methodist Church Fair
Dec 18-Philathea Fair.
Jan. 2-Philathea Red Cross Social
Jan. 19-Domestic Science Exhibit
ton
March 13-Philathea Gentlemen's
Night.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
RFVERE-CORNyILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Whittier went
to Skowhegan. Sunday, to see Mrs
Whittier's brother, Charles Moody
who is very sick
Mrs Peter Christensen and little
Kathleen are spending a week with
relatives in Portland.
Miss Mabel Hall, who is teaching
in Hanover, is expected home Satur-
day for a vacation of three weeks.
Myron J. Smith and wife of Skowhe-
gan visited recently with his cousin,
Mrs Emma Locke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Priest and
daughters of Scion were in this yicin-
ity Sunday, calling on old neighbors
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
WEST EMBDFN,

Mrs. Frank C, RI of n. Arson spent
a few days last week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Linwood Berry and family,
On account Of diphtheria the Wash
ington school is closed.
Miss Gladys Berry spent the week
end with her friends Velma and Elsie
Getchell
Austin Berry and his son Linwood
are hauling stove wood to North An
son with a four-horse team There is
a great demand for wood as there
was not much cut last year as it was
impossible to get help to cut it.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
SOUTH SOLOS

The Central Maine Potato Co. gave
another dance at their potato house
last Friday night about 100 persons
were present
Perley Adams of Madison was in
town, Sunday.
Delbert Parker is on the sick list
Thomas Mccartney and his three
boys are cutting pulp wood in May
field.
Mr. and Mrs A G. Head have gone
to Boston for weeks visit
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
BUNKER HILL-ATHENS

Harris Locke of Portsmouth, who
visited his grandmother, Mrs. f. r.
Bunker, for a few days, has returned
to his work as nurse in a naval hos
pital.
Will Locke of Perlena, Iowa, is
stopping with his mother for while
Mrs. e. r. Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bert Corson and son Clifton visited in
town, Sunday.
Mrs. Matilda Thompson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Ina Woodbury. in
kingsbury for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Woodbury. of
Kingsbury visited in town. Sunday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22

Lewiston, Friday. returning so as to
20 to work, Monday.
The new street lights which we're
recently installed by the Central
Maine Power Co. were lighted for
the first time last Thursday night
making quite an improvement in our
town at night.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
N0RRIDGEWOCk

The naval recruiting officer will be
in Norridgewock Dec. Sth.
County Agent r. NJ Stiles will be
at the Grange Hail. Friday evening,
Nov. goth, to demonstrate Silo build
ing.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
HIGHLAND.

Miss Bessie Howard visited her aunt
Mrs. Eliza Howard, Friday,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-11-22
Coming Event
Covering a Period of Three Months

Dates selected beyond that period are on
file at this Office, and may be consulted at
anY time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
PRESIDENT is URGED
TO FIRE ARDOR OF THE U. S.
London Times Regrets Gull Truth
Is Imperfectly Grasped by
Masses Of Americans"

LONDON. July 31.-The address of
Secretary Of State Lansing at Madison
barracks, n. Y, Sunday is commented
upon appreciatively. Some morning
newspapers are showing the clear vi
sion wherewith the American govern
ment regards the main issue and con-
veying unanimously words of doom to
the enemy. The Times. regrettfng the
'full truth is yet very imperfectly grasp
ed by the masses Of Americans $50 their
imagination yet unfired." despite the
words of reason in President Wilson's
and Secretary Lansing's expositions, re-
fers to the popular confidence of the
President. and indirectly appeals to him
to go on the stump for the purpose Of
awakening the people.
1t is not from the written. but from
the spoken word of the President that
the Significance Of this tremendous con-
hict to them and their children must be
brought homo to the American hearts.
And he alone commands the confidence
OF all. To his explanations and his
summons they will respond as to none
Others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
FOOD HIGH IN GERMANY.
Frying Fats 81 Pound; Goose Legs,
81 Cents. ~

Information concerning food costs
In Germany received today at the of
fees Of the food administration show
that many edibles, particularly those
containing fats, are selling at almost
prohibftive prices. Fat for frying is
bringing more than 81 a pound. Goose
fat is sold at $685. a pound.
Fowls generally are high. Fresh
fowls bring s1.01 a pound: Iarded goose
breast, $2.0S; sailed goose legs, -
cents; young country laying hens,
1882 each; well fed geese, s11 to SIS
each.
The egg ration at Hamburg for ono
week was one egg for each person.
and horse flesh sells at from SIS to Sc
cents pound. Rabbits are sold at 50
each. Cheese is quoted at from SO to 81
cents a pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
SPY PROTEST TO MEXICO.
U. S. Ambassador to Call Attention
to Activity of German Agents.

So numerous have become the reports
of German spy activities and propa-
ganda in Mexico that Ambassador
Fletcher Is expected on his arrival at
Mexico City to call the attention of
the Mexican government to the links
in that country between Berlin and
German agents in the United States.
Officials of the State Department do
not call into question the integrity of
the Mexican government, but the re-
ports have left no room to doubt the
existence Of a German organization in
Mexico, whose Vaccinations may be
considered a violation of Mexico's neu-
trality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
WOOD FRICTION' TAUGHT.
U. S. Marines Learning How to Light
Fire Without Matches.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PORT ROYAL, S. c., July 31-How
to light fire without matches Is an
important part of the training given to
United States Marines at this station.
The primitive flint and steel. used long
ago by our forefathers. and the old
wood friction" method borrowed from
the Indians have been revived, SO that
the sea soldiers may dispense with
matches when dampness renders them
useless.
United States Marines in the tropics
can start a fire almost instantly by
using a hollow piece of bamboo. This
is done by Sitting the bamboo, stuffing
it with dry moss and drawing a stick
to and fro across it as a violinist uses
his bow. These resourceful world
wide soldiers are expecting to find a
substitute for the useful bamboo in
France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
Must Have Security.

The Tages Zeitung says the revela-
tions made by the imperial chancellor
show the necessity of material and COM
prehensive securities for Germany's flu
ture in the peace treaty, and proved
how childish and comic are German dis
cussions of peace based on understand
ing and subsequent reconciliation.
Vorwaerts says the chancellor made
decided approach to the necessary
clear statement Of his peace program
1t regrets he did not expressly state
that Belgium would be given complete
ly free. Any less intent, that newspa-
per says, would be utterly incompatible
with the reichstag'S program.
The German papers do not mention
the revelations about the July meeting
of the reichstag. The Michaelis inter-
view obviously was intended to give
them appropriate substitute material
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
N. Y. Senators Not to Oppose Colby.

Senator Wadsworth. who has return
ed from New York, announced today
that neither he nor his colleague,
Senator Calder, would oppose confirma-
ton of cambridge Colby as a member
of the shipping board. The Senate COM
merce committee last week. at the re-
quest of the New York senator's. with
held making a favorable report on the
nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31

LUCILLE WOLF (brown) SCARFS, in
variety of styles; beautifully lined with
crepe de chine. August COO *
Sale prices, $3.50 and. -. pAS./C
-BATTLESHIP GRAY WOLF SCARFS,
in straight or shaped styles; lined with
crepe de chine or with Georgette crepe
over brocade. August Sale
prices, $3.50, $500, $z9.75 C1E M
PEARL GRAY WOLF SCARFS, in new
open styles; beautifully lined. August
Sale prices, $3.50, $29z5 - IN
-BATTLESHIP GRAY FOX SCARFS,
handsomely lined with Georgette crepe
over silk. August Sale cIE IN
prices, $39.50 and " >pfO.OV
LUCILLE FOX SCARFS, made in the
new open style; crepe de Gao IN
chine lined At ......... pOS.0U
H DSON SEAL SCARFS AND
STOLES; August Sale
pnd $780, $1,000 $500 $50. so
MOLE AND ERMINE SCARFS, crepe
meteor lining. August COO En-
Sale prices, $500 and. QCS.OV
BLACK LYNX SCARFS; lustrous silky
skins. August Sale prices, GO IN
SoL.oV anu. ............ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
GERMAN PRESS DIVIDED
ON CHANCELLOR'S VIEWS
Some See Disavowa1 Of Annexation
Plans, While Others Point Out
Nations Danger.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN. July 81 German
newspapers variously interpret the talk
on peace possibilities of DR.. .Michaelis.
the German imperial chancellor, to
newspaper men in Berlin Saturday.
Radical papers Of the stamp of vor-
waerts profess to find in the chancel-
lor's concluding phrase a clear dis
avowal of all annexation plans, while
the pan-German and annexationist or
gans are no less satisfied with the dec
larations. and they lay weight on the
alleged designs Of conquest entertained
by Germany's opponents as multiplying
all overtures for a moderate peace.
The Lokal AnZeiger says the entente
nations made all peace negotiations i'm
possible, and that the assumption un-
der which DR.. Michaelis and the Ger
man reichstag declared a readiness to
discuss peace based on reconciliation
has not been fulfilled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31
SWAP TALESABOUT
MESS|NES BATTLE
Soldiers Who Took Ridge in
Great Fight Exchange
Experiences.
GUESTS OF CAFE KEEPER
GUESTS OF CAFE KEEPER
BY PATRICK MAC GILL.
Especial Correspondence of The Star
and Chicago Daily Neyys.)


and Chicago Daily News.)
Copyright. 1917. by the Chicago Daily News
Company
LONDON, England July 1.-THE
cafe stood near the village church The
church was in ruins and the cafe itself,
although fairly well preserved, had
not wholly escaped the ravages Of Ger
man shell fire: a hole showed in the
red tiles of the roof and a chimney
was smashed to smithereens. But here
In the late afternoon there was a GER
tain peace and quiet; the enemy guns
were busy pummeling at Messines
ridge, few miles away. and had no
time to devote to a mere village we'll
to the rear Of the fighting line.
The cafe, the only one in the place,
was crowded with soldiers who were
busily engaged drinking light French
beer and discussing the affairs of their
daily lives. The patronne stood behind
the bar. serving out the drinks. Her
face was wreathed in smiles and none
Of the men felt as customers. They
were made to feel as old and valued
friends of the patronne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-31

Using benzine for fuel, Q new cigar
cite lighter IL q close facimile Of
cigarette.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Rosyanie ida dalej.
Piotroer0d. 10 Inca.

Piotrogrod, 10 lipca. Ajax
losvjski trivia w pclni Ma poludnie
oh DnieStru. gdzie ostatnio Sztur
mowano pozvcvc austrvackie na
Iinii Lodzianv-Nowica. naprzcciw
Rozniattwa. Iczacc"o luz "a To-
mnica - widocznic 50 to WALK o
przcprawv przcz Lomnice - desz
Irzr oStatnimi dniami WstrZyma|y
tempo @pochodu. ale bojc zacietc
ME u>talv - ia odcinku wzmian
kowanym RoSyanie zdobvli obic
miejScowoSci Novice j Lodziany i
wZieli dalSzvch 1900 ludzi do ME
wolf. %zabierajac armaty zdoby--
ely wszclakicj Sporo. Pod PEREZ
hin>kicm RoSyanic przekroczvli
IjuZ Iomnice wSrod walk Zacie-
1vch - Austryacy ich tam ywa}-
Itownic kontratakuja. by Z powro
ITEM ich "a Lomnice wvprzcr-co
Isle ME uda,jc. Ma rcszcic linii ka-
|nonada. w okolicach DzwinSka
acroplany roSyjskic zbombardo-
wa}v stacyc kolcjowc. trzymane
przcz Niemcow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Z INV PoLSNCH
W AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
Mlodociani kretacze.

DO skladu zelaztwa y. F.. Pasz-
kleWlcza, pm. 1913 Noble nj. wesz
TO onegdaj dwu ch}opco5w i zapy-
talo sic klerka o ccny automobi.
low zabawkowych Ola dzieci.
klerk podal i'm Gene $3.50. CHOP
cy powiedzieli = ''Dobrze Prosi
myo dwa.'
Zapytani lie maja pieniedzy, pc
wiedzieli, re $500. klerk ME do
wierzajac zabral i'm portmonctke,
kt6ra mu pokazali i znalaz} W niej
znaczeni wiecej ,jak $500: zapy-
TIL wiec skad otrzymali lyle pie
niedzy. Gd.v ME Original odpo--
wielzi kazal malcom przyprowa-
die ich matki: portmonetke tym
czasowo zatrzyma]. Pc kilku : go
dzinnem ia przvbycie matck czc-
kaniu, pan Paszkiewicz osobiscic
udal sic pod podany przcz chop
cow adres, ]ecz ten okaza} sic fall
szyWy.
Pieniadze znajduja sic w rekach
p. Paszkiewicza. do czasu zg}osze
MA sic wla>ciciela hub wlaScicielki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Wolajq 0 pok6j natych-
miaStoWv.

Amsterdam, 10 lipca. - Pot
wierdza sic fakt, IL W sejmie we
"ierskim hr. karoIyi oSwiadczy}
zc Gale Nicmcy i Austrya Z we.
"rami pragna pokoju wolaja @
pok6j natychmiastowy, d ministc
r.yum austryackic zagranicZnc o.
ylosilo w dodatku. lie Austrya
jest yotowa do pokoju bcz ancxa-
cyl: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KRAKOW jest
zapowicdzia najIcpsza pokoju; a
bar. Beck doda}. il obccnic juZ
panujc Ccntralnych polityka
niewojnv, |ccz pokoju. Odpowia-
1ajac premier bar. EStrrhazy zaz
narzy} Il rcZcrwa, IL Wrgry >toja
PREY monarchii i T. mia So "a PREY
micrZcm L \irmcami. lecz uwaZa,
III prowadza Crntralni te wojne
ME jake zdobywcza, lccz jake o.
brOnna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Polak --- Lotnikiem.
Filadelfia, Pa. Jozef,, C.. ,Ryt

Flladet11a, "a. oZe1s fhysze'
lcwski, kt6ry studyowa} inzynie-.
rye na uniwcrsytecie Pennsylwan
skim, j pc ukonczeniu chlubnie
nierwszego roku przeni6sl sic do
szko]y awiatyczn6j. Przyjecie do
szkoly. .p.oprzedz:i1lI eeggzamin try
dniowy, ktory znowu nasz Kodak
zdal Z Odznaczcniem; ma IS apli-
kant6w, jacy cgzamin zdawali, )
'tvlko zdafo takowy, a p. Rysze--
lcvski Z odznaczeniem. Najdalej
Ia ) miesiecy W randze oficera
odjedzie do Francyi ma pole wal
Xxi, celem dalszego studyowania
taktyki wojennej.
2. Ryszelewski. byl cz}onkiem
Tow. Spiewu "Ha]ka" Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, Zjednoczenia, K61ka
Observation-Disclosures Studcnt6w
polskich W Filadelfii. Ukonczy}
Central High School Of Phila--
delphia' z odznaczeniem W roku
1916.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Farmer z Dakoty " szpitalu
cbicagoskim.

Okaza}o sic, ze p. Marek Mierz
wa, kt6rego onegdaj policya re
STACEY policvjnej przy West Chi
caso avenue odes}a}a do szpitala
:" Detention" dlatego, re przyby1
IA stacye i powiedzial, re spiegu-
.ic 90 kilku z}odziei, jest majet--
nvm %wlascicielem 16Ocio akrowej
fanny W Libbe Butte, No. Dakota
j re do Chicago przyjecha} do INA
jomych. Jest on czlonkiem Towa-
rzystwa sw. Jana Nepomucena CT.
223 Zjednoczenia P. r. X. i VIA
da bicycle czterema jezykami. Po-
licyanci swoim z%wyczajem majae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
.Polski gwardzista chciaf ode.
braC Sobie lycie.

Newark, N. J. M}ody, DO zaleC
wi c1Sletni Albert Praizncr, syn
|pp. Wojcicch0w Praizner, cz}onck
lgo rcgimentu Gwardyi Narodo.
wej, onegdaj powszechnie ucho-.
dill IA nieboszczyka. Zo}nierskie
nbranie jcgo znaleziono mad brze
giem jeziora Hopatcong, a pod ka
peluszem list, W kt6rym blaga
matke 0 darowanic mu tego roz-
paczliwego kraku. w dopisku czy
|tamy:
'.Droga mako, jezeli mazda
me, cialo, prose- pochowajcie mnic
II honorami wojskowemi. Spe}ni-
Hem ten akt 15go czcrwca 1917, o
godzinie 2giej W nocy, pred sa--
Imym koscio1em.'
Wiadomosc %przeslana PIP. Prai-
zner. wniosla do domu smutck i
lza|obe. Rozpoczeto natychmiast
|poszukiwania, lecz bczowocnie.N Ma
drugi dzien biedny chlopiec W sta
ME Ia wp6} oblakanvm zjawil sic
W domu rodzicow, ktorzy mie>zka
ia pm. 100 SO. 15ta utica. Ma wszcl
kie Zadawanc mu pytania mial
tvlko w]zruszenic ramion j jedna
odpowiedz, re mic ME vie. Wladze
wojSkowe zabraly go natychmiast
DO szpitala.
Przypuszczac nalezy, ze nocno
sluzba IA pustkowiach, doprowa
dzi}a chlopca do stanu rozstrojc-
MIA umyslowego. Jest jednak ma
dzicja lie m}ody Praizner bedzie
NvlecZOnv. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Cia}o zaginionej znaleziono.

Gary, Ind. Cia}o szescio letnlcJ
Maryanny Boguslawskiej, kt6ra
przcd dwoma tygodniami tajemnl
czo zgine}a Z domu swego OLGA, 70
botnika tutcjszego, znalezione 10
stale zesz}cj soboty ia po]u uzy-
wanem "a pastwisko ola kory.
!Dziecko z~osta1o wpierw kryminal
inie zb cszczcszczone 4 potcm zamor
dowanc.
Policya aresztowa1a @niiejakieggoe
Jana Bide, kt6ry ma mice" dwie
zony, BOWEN podejrzywaja go. 0
skradzenie Maryanny- j. zamordo-
wanie jej. Bida podobno pok}6cif
sic z rodzicami dzieweczki i re
zemsty dopuscif sic tel strasznej
|zbrodni. w tym samym dniu, w
kt6rym zgine}a wspomniana DIE
weczka, iona Bidy uzyskafa roz-
w0d cd nlego w tuteJszym Wyz--
Sym sadie okregowym, a wicczo
rem Bida m6wif, zc wr6ci do New
Yorku, do swej pierwszej zony, z
kt6ra nigdy sic ME rozwi6df, choc
tutaj pojal lima kobiete "a zone.
Zginal Bida, i r6wnoczesnie zgi
ne}a i c6reczka Bogusfawskich.
Gdy sic policya dowiedzia1a 0 ME
porozumieniu zasz}em pomiedzy
lBida a rodzina Bogusfawskich, pc
stanowi}a aresztowac go, podej--
rzywajac Bide W onym czasie jnz
wyjecha1 do New Yorku, lecz pc
paru dniach wr6ci1 do Gary z swa
|pierwsza iona: Wpakowano go do
|wiezienia. Me chce on jednak w
jawic mic co by mia}o lacznosc z
powyzsza zbrodnia, co zatrwarza
policye, BOWEN poczyniaja VIA
DIE powatpiewac jakoby Bida W
istocie byl winnym zarzucinej mu
zbrodni. Aresztowano tez nieja--
kiego Michaia Lorginis.
#EN4Ea=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Armia rosyjska posuwa sic
W kierunku Strvia.
Piotrograd, 10 lipca.-

Piotrograd, 10 lipca.- IA from
Gle b]isko 80 mil dluyim. od Hall
L al DO Karpat wojSka ro>yj>-
skic posunely sic oncgdaj W kicrun
ku zachodnim pc druyicj Stronic
rzcki Lomniry i ia p6|noc do
Dnie>trn, zajmujac pc drodze Kill
ka wsi i wieIe paznych pozvcv.j
auStro =. nicmicckich.
i Ma p0Inoc cd DnieStru. W oko-
hey llalirza = powiada wojcnny
Eomunikat pirtroyradZki - zdo--
hyli Ro>vanir =bardzo waZnc Wz"H
wa i wvparli nieprzyjacirla na
polnorno : w>ch0d cd Ehilu>. Za,j
mu.jqc przv tenn dwic u%fortyfiko-
Wanc WioSki.
Ma poludnio : Zachod cd kalu
sza zajely woj>ka rosy.j>kir wicS
|PCr>yn>ko, ia zach6d od Boho--
rodcZan. s.
.)esli Rosyaaic za,ima Dolinc i
Stry,j. n%atenrzas AuStro \icmcy
brd2 zm1l>zcni wycotat sic l. from
tn mad rzrka Zlota Lila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
Z k}opotow Aushyi.
Zurych, 10 lipca. - w parl

Zurych, ~ l1pca. = w parla--
mencic au>tryackim nowy wy
bHch ludowej bury nastapil one
gdaj, gdy czeski posef Prazek o.
Swiahczy} il nienawissc caleyo
Swiata spada ia Austrye, Ola jej 4
\iemcami przymierza, poniewaz
dis przeciw Eiemcom, ca}y SWAT
stana} Wrogo - prZcto Austrya
we wlasnym intcrcsie powinna sic
uwolnic 4 teyo przymierza jak
najrychIcj! Jake AuStrya uzyska
pokoj, wlokac sic 4 zaprzegu ME
micckich intercs6w! Niemcy wcia
"nt|y Austrye W te wojne! Zato
po>wieca swoje Zywotne intcresy
dla poZvtku \iemiec!... Oklaski
wano te move i witano okrzyka-
mi uznania - co stwicrdza jaka
jest opinia parlamentu austryac-
kieyo w rZecZywisto>ci. Dalej Pra
EEK m1wil, jak to W Czcchach vie
IA W tych patryotow. ktorzy Ola
Interest," oczywistcgo ! Czech i Au
stryi dazyli i daza do zblizcnia
Au>tryi 4 Rosva i Francya-tych
nazvwa sic zdrajcami. a czynia to
ci, kt6rvch >amvch n~alcza}oby pie
tnowac jake zdrajcow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
N0WINY
TELECRAFICZNE
lstna rewolucya " Niemczech.

Haga, 10 lipca. - Parliament
n'cmiccki W solidarnej opozycyj
Wz@ledcm ccsarskicgo rzadu ME.
~Milrcklcgo - ZaStrajkoWa}: cZ}On
koWr W>zvstkich partyi zawiesi-
Ii obrady j prarc, zarowno plcnum
lzby, jak komiSyi parliamentary
nych- ME uchwalili budZctu pan
Stw"wo : ~wojcnncyo, al do czasu
Hop"ki Rad nie rozjaSni i ME roz
wiaz' S,ytuacyi wrwnctrzncj. Ccs.
Wilhelm zaWcZWa} do BrrIina
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hza naczelnego Nicmicc, oraz ylG
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mirrkich, g%encra}a Lindcndorffa-
IA SprcyaIna ko%nfcrrncyr. O>tat
me W~iadomoSci L Bcrlina don0Sza
III rad rrSarSki odm0wil domaga
ni"m sic parlamrntu i opinii pub
'%irzncj - ably miniStcryum spar
acknowledgements, il. ably MIMI
>1rowic byIi odpowicdziaIni pred
cr>arZrm. d nadto rZad StanowrZo
>przrciwil sic jakikolwick poczy-
naniom pokojowvm. 70 wfaSnie
wyw"lalo akryr rrwolucyjna par
iamcntu. Dumawania sic pokOju
natychmiaStowcgO roZbrZmiewaja
W tych dniach W calrj .AuStryi, W
Nicmrzrrh ! ma Weyrzrch - mo-
viii " tenn Sejmie wegirrskim
przrw"dca par1yi narvonali>tycz-
mel, karolvi - oraZ uonoSZac u
1rnUrnrvi acknowledgement rZadu
W \irmrzerh. zapowicdzia|. IL W
tenn upatryWac nalcZy wSttp do
poko.jowvrh prrtrak1acyi. {" do
Samvrh \icmicc - rZccz obrara
sic narazir dokola oSuby kancle-
l. Br1Imamna : Ilollwcga, ktory
.iuZ miaI u>1apir. iak donosily tc
lryramy wczoraj>zr. u .jcdnak ida
.ir sic pozos1ajc ma urzedzic, jak
dono>za dzi>ia.j: pod"bno oswald
rzrnir rrS. Wilhclma, IL W Pru-
.>irrh ma bye zaprowadzonc pow
>zrchnr i r6wnc prawo wyborczc
do Sc.jmu zawiesilo i wStrzyma}o
niece nierhec przcriw kanclcrzo-
~ wi. lecz size ~,kaxa0~ tcraZ, re Viii
helm zapowicdZial Owa reforme
Ola Pru> W SpoS6b bardzo meo'
krt>lony. ME oznaczy} kiedy "na
z%os1anic wprowadzona w zycle
to wywolalo nova fale wzburzc--
nla....