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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A number of new government work.
ers in Washington were guests of the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association at an informal open
house last night at headquarterS of
the Association. 1926 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Dancing. bridge, knitting and
story telling made up the program.
Plans for a patriotic carnival were
discussed at a meeting of the Sons of
Veterans last night at Pythian Temple.
Proceeds from this carnival are planned
to go toward war relief work. DR..
William Tindall, commander of Burn
side Post. No. s. G. A. R.. paid an Off
cial visit to the auxiliary.
Alfred Goss, tv~enty-nine years old,
1920 v street. alighted from moving
fell and received an injury to his back
He was taken to Casualty Hospital.
Sneak thieves visited the apartment
of Miss Edith A. Ines. 1903 u street.
Thursday night and made a haul of
nearly 500 worth of jewelry and s12
in cash. The stolen jewelry included
an emerald ring valued at $500. a dia :
mond necklace worth $3.50 and several
articles valued at from SO to $50 each.
Stanley Smith. colored. 511 p street,
was standing at 4th and N streets last
night about o'clock. talking to two
girls, and Howard jackson. also color
ed. seventeen years old, who was en-
ployed in a corner store, called to him:
You'll have to cut that out: / don't
want you talking to my gir1s.S Smith
it is charged. drew a revolver and fred
two shots at jackson. Neither shot
took effect, and Smith was arrested by
Detective Cornwell. He will be given
hearing in Juvenile Court
An audience numbered at more than
1000 persons witnessed the production
of Joan the Woman" in the audi
torium of Central High School last
night. The production was given to
help in raising a deficit of $500 left
from the pledge of $1,000 made by the
school during the drive for funds by
the American Red Cross Refresh
ments were served. following the pres
entation of the picture.
Miss Maria O'Brien, sixty years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
Important Notice to Draft Men.

An exceptional opportunity is offered
to 200 men expecting to be called in
the next draft in June to prepare them
selves as wireless operators. Thousands
of such men are now needed in the
Army and Navy, and advanced rating
and pay will be given draft men who
qualify. Three special intensive war
courses start March 1, and A. with
day and night sessions. Will take five
weeks to complete Expert govern
ment instructors. : This school is rec
ognized by Army and Navy officers.
Special rate to draft men. Enroll to-
day. Open daily am. to 9 pm. Spe-
cial courses for aviation men. Ma
tional Radio School, U. S. Bank bldg,
14th and U SITS. NV, third floor. Phone
North 2153. Open Sundays, 80 to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
CHESAPEAKE SHAD HERE.
First Shipment Brings Thirty. One
and LOO Herring.

The first Chesapeake bay shad and
herring of the season arrived here yes
terday. consigned to an 18th street
wharf dealer. From now on receipts of
the fish are looked for daily. In the
shipment there were but thirty-one
shad, but the herring numbered about
1900. Herring sold at 10 cents a
pound. buck shad at 90 to Is cents a
pound and roes at IS cents a pound. Re-
ceipts of bass from river and bay points
are particularly heavy at this time and
green pike are also plentiful. Bass,
which have been selling as high as 80
cents a pound are now selling at 20
cents a pound. The arrival of oyster
laden craft and the increased supply on
the market has caused drop in prices
of Potomac stock. Good Potomac oys-
ters can be bought at about s125 a
gallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
Police Athlete Made q. S. CAPTAIN

Police Sergt. Philip Browne, cham
pion athlete and swimmer, has been
sworn in as a captain in the United
States Army and assigned to the quar-
termaster's department. He has been a
member of the ninth precinct command
the last few years. and has been in
charge of enforcement of the Sheppard
prohibition law since that law became
effective four months - ago. Capt.
Browne has been ordered to one of the
southern camps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
WILLIAM H. LITTLEJ0HN DIES.
Former Resident of Washington
Succumbs in Dayton, Ohio.

William H. Littlejohn. former resi-
dent of this city, died February % in
the National Hospital at Dayton, Ohio,
and was buried at Mechanicsburg. that
state.
The deceased lived here for twenty
five years while clerk in the Post Office
Department. but four years ago ac-
cepted a clerkship in the post office
at Columbus. Ohio. a position which he
held until he contracted the illness
which caused his death. He was &
Union veteran and a member Of the
GA. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
HELPS WIN THE WAR"
Soldier in France Thankful for Con
tribution of Tobacco.

Grateful acknowledgment of the re-
ceipt of tobacco from Louis St. George
of 1907 E street southeast is contained
in letter received from Corp. Curtis G.
Kinney, Company D. 164th Infantry,
somewhere in France"
Corp. Kinney expresses his apprecia-
ton for the contribution. saying sit is
the kindness like that that makes
things more easy for the soldier boys
and helps them to win the war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
Opposed to Borland Amendment.

Members of the Grade Teachers
Union of the District are opposed to
the Borland amendment to the agricul-
tural appropriation bill for an eight
hour work day. In resolutions just
adopted the union sets forth it's belief
that the proposal is contrary to stand
ards advocated by President Wilson
and the Council of National Defense.
The proposed legislation, it is stated.
has not been recommended by any re-
sponsible government official. and the
Secretary of Agriculture now is en-
powered to call upon employees under
his supervision for as much overtime
work as is necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
CITY ITEMS

Gunpowder Tea. soc; 30 Lbs. Potatoes
75c; Onions, SC; can Pineapple, 25c;
can Peaches, zoe; Peeled Evap. Peaches.
zoe; Large Prunes. Ice; Large Herring.
Sc; Fat Mackerel. 15c; Sugar Corn,
12sc; Lima Beans, lie; 21 OF. Van Camp
Beans, lie; Red Kidney Beans, 15c;
White Meal. SIC; Babbitt Soap, Csc;
Blue Label Coffee. Csc; Star Cocoa, Csc
412 4th Sc. and all the J. T. D. PyIes
Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
To Hold Reception.

the young people of the METROPOLITAN
memorial NJ E. Church. John Marshall
place and Z street northwest will give
reception to sailors. soldiers and
strangers from $50 to pm. The one
last Sunday was largely attended. This
VIII be followed by an Epworth League
ss1vlce lasting for forty-fve minutes,
after which the pastor, Rev. Harry n
mitchell. will conduct a popular illus
trated service for one hour, speaking
on Jesus As the Teacher" An eIec.
tricai stereopticon will be used, and the
pictures VIII be copies of the famous
paintings by Sir William Hole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
Next Week,
MONDAY

Church of the Good Shepherd, 9Th and
I streets northwest. Dancing and re-
1reshments from to 1890 pm
Church of the Covenant. 18th and N
streets northwest. French class for en-
listed men at O'Clock. followed by So
ctal hour. Class in French for officers
at 1880 pm
Washington Club. 18th and K streets
northwest. class for study of French.
both for officers and enlisted men.
TUESDAY
Entertainment and dance at Epiphany
Chapel House, 230 18th street. corner
street southwest. Refreshments
WEDNESDAY
Glass for the practice of French at
the Washington Club, 18th and X
streets northwest. at pm
Washington Club. 18th and * streets
northwest. will hold classes for officers
and enlisted men on Saturday and Sun
day evenings at o'clock for the, study
of French They will also have a class
on "Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock for
the practice of French.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02
Named to Office in I. C. C.

John E. Benton of Keene, N. H. has
been appointed solicitor of the bu-
reau of valuation of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. He succeeds
P. j. Farrell, who recently became chief
counsel for the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

District of Columbia S.:
FLEMING NEWB0LD, business manager of
THE EVENING and SUNDAY STAR. does SOL
emnly swear that the actual number of comics
Of the paper named sold and distributed during
the month of January, AID. 1915 was as fol,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

Estimste" for Wedding Decoration.
promptly furnished. Shaffer, 500 18th st.
--Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

Mrs. p. J. Foster. forty years old, 523
South Lee street. Alexandria. Va, was
struck by the fender of a street car at
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
yesterday afternoon. She received a
slight injury to her neck, but refused
to go to q hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

939 o street. was fatally burned yester-
day afternoon while ironing clothes in
her home. When her clothing ignited
she ran to the street. screaming for
help, and neighbors assisted her. A
physician gave first aid and she was
taken to Emergency Hospital, where
she died last night about 10 o'clock.
Coroner hewitt gave a certificate of ac-
cidental death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

Lieut.. Bruno RESELL. Italian omcer,
who has come to the United States to
lecture on the seriousness of the task
facing the Italians in the world war,
may come to Washington to lecture
under the auspices of George Washing
ton University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

M VMpIc TONIGHT AT $3.50 Pm.
VI IVA ~ KITTY GORDON. in
1881 ST. THE DIVINE SACRIFICE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

Alfred Goss, twenty-nine years old,
1870 v street. alighted from moving
car in front of 407 G street last night,
fell and received an injury to his Back.
He was taken to Casualty Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

'CRANDALL'S American. LIST q RI.
T0DAY-EDITH SToR-
EY. in EYES OF MYSTERY" BENJA-
MIN CHAPLIN, in my FATHER" End
Chapter .'soN OF DEMOCRACY"
T0MORR0W-3 Pm. = FRANKLIN FAR
NUN. in THE WINGED sSsTEPY,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

cRANDAIJ'S APOLLO. ga H NE.
TODAY|D0ROTHY
DALTON. in LOVE LETTERS" And
LOUISE FAZENDA. in the Comedy, THE
KITCHEN LADY"
'ToMoRRoW-3 P-M.-WILLIAM S. HART,
in WOLVES OF THE RAIL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

CIRCLE 2los Pa. ave. Phone ". sss.
~AAN NORMA TALMADGE. in
GHOSTS OF YESTERDAY" Also Hearst
Pathe News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

sPEVEpE GA. AVE. & PARK RID.
ANA AANA ANN PENNINGTON, in THE
ANTICS OF ANN"
"BAB'S MATINEE IDOL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-02

DECENT 18th & California SITS. NV.
ANA~~AsA GERALDINE FARRAR, In
THE DEVIL STONE" Also Bray"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
List prezydenta WlsoDa do
redakltora Polish Re
view " Londynie.

Londyn, Prezydent Wilson
Wyslal list do redaktora Polish
Review kt6rego World O.
trzynnai kopie.
List datowany d. q grudnia W
Bialym Domu brzmi:
''Pozwalam sobie na wyrazenie
"a uprzejmosc Komitetu Polish
Review przyslania mi kopii 2
nadzwyczaj interesujacego media
la, wybitego na pamiatke setnej
rocznicy wielkiego patryoty pol
skiego i zolnierza wolnosci - Ia
deusza Kosciuszki.
Beda ia ccnii bardzo Wysoko.
Zainteresowanie moje Polska j
wszystkiem, co jej dotyczy jest
bardzo glebokie j jedna z moich
najdrozszych nadziei jest ia, re A
meryka " czesci, bedzie czynni--
kiem realizujacym eaa pol lskiego
narodu pragnienia stuIeci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. MIMI. ON
Feb, 20, 1918, as required by the
d Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Nienlcy ida dalejj. j.
Londyn, % lutego. :

Londyn, % lutego. Pomino
.tcgo, IL Rosyanie dali natych--
miast znac Niemcom, il przy jmu
ia warunki pokoju, podane i'm W
Brzesciu Litewskim - a kanclerz
Hertling potwierdzil te Wiado-,
NOSE W parlamcncie niemieckim,
mimo to = niena ola Rosyi po--
.koju: natychniastowego .owszem
wojska niemieckie ida dalej
wg4ab. Rosy. : dwoma potezne--
mi :lawana: jedna ma Pietrogr6d,
.aruga ma kijow. Cd. Wolynia IA
Ukraine: Obie czynia szybkic po
stepy.* Qd: .dni kilku po raz 5pierw
sly jest dis w raporcie rosyjs--
kim wzmianka o Polskich Wojs-
kach =: ale krotka niejasna.
Piotrogr6d, 27 lutego Borys6w j
P}ock wpad}y W recc Niemc6w F.;
pod Borysowem by1a potyczka z
;oddzialem, kt6ry zostal wyslany
ma wysadzenie mostu Ia Berezy--
ME. rzece. w Estonii .Liwonii
Niemcy sr6Wniez postapili,, zajmu-
JAG stacye kolejowe Ostr6w:i Kor
soWsk, a W samych owych nadba]
tyckich :krainach miasta :Wenden
Ii Hapsal. Pod Arensburgicm 20,
900 Niemcow odmowilo posluchu
kolnendantom: w Minskiem ku
Bobrujskowi: ciagna wojska pol
skic, .walczace przeciw bolszewi-.
kom. :!
Berlin 27 lutego Forteca Re
wal, kt6rej port zajety juz by]
! cd dni killzu przez okrety wojen.
he niemieckie, zostafa teraz W "
Ipe1nosci opanowana przez wojska
L : 5 A. : . ~
niemieckie. -po bitwie, ktora j
dnak ME byfa dluga, nj krwawa
niasto Psk6w mad Pejpus jezio
rem zajete rowniez; W Estonii "a
jete zostaly. miasta Dorpat j Pei
nau: wojska niemieckie wzieb
tam. znowu 5000 rosyjskich jen
COW, oraz kilkaset automobil6N
lwojskowych. Ma poludnioWym oe
cinku wojska niemieckie dotarly
do zytomierza W marszu swyn
ku Kiijjowowi, ma Ukraine; y
|twierdzy R6wno, zdobytej przee
paru dniami caly sztab rosyjsk
wziiety zostal do ME vol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, %, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6. 1917.
Japonia rozpocznie akcye ma
Syberyi.

Harbin, % lutego. Wiadomos--
ci nadeszle tu podaja, re Japonia
rozpocznie wkr6tce czynna akcye
ma Syberyi.
Japonia juz od dfrlzsezgo czasu
przy ygotowywa1a sic do tego- kro-
ku, 2 powodu groznej sytuacyi
na Syberyi, wzglednie " Mand--
zuryi.
Gen. SnurnoW, operujacy tam
z kozakami przeciW BolszeWi-
kom, HE mogac otrzymac pomo--
cy cd Sprzymierzenc6w 6w, zwr6ci}
sic do Japonii.
Wnoszac z tego, re utWorzony
zostal generalny komitet, ktory
dzialac ma jako sztab generalny
i prowadzic sprawy administracy
'jne, to ruch gen, SemenoWa ma
niezawod odnie sankcye Sprzy ymierzo
nych, przynaj jmniej Japonii.
Konsul rosyjski w Harbinie, ,Po
pow, Wybrany zostal przeWod-
niczacym tego komit tetu.
We odniej Syberyi " r.
kucku, oko1o 900 uzbro ojonych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

Dwai ofcerzy i22 zo}nierze wzieci do nieWo-
Ii " niedziele wpolaczeniu francuskieml 81
}a1ni. laden Amerykanin ME nsta} zraniony.

Amerykanska armia we
Francyi % lutego = Patrol
amerykanski z sektoru Che
min Des Danes W polacze
niu z francuskim patrolem O.
negdaj wczesnie rano przebif
sic na kilka set jardow W ME
mieckie linie j pochwycil
dw6ch niemieckich oficerow,
dwudziestu zolnierzy jeden
kulomiOt.
Byla to ciezka walka i spo
ro nieprzyjaci6f zosta1o zabi-
tych rannych. 2 Ame-
rykan6w Mkt nie zgina}. Ko-
mendantcm francusko anne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
HERTLING 0 Pok0JU.
godzl sic ma 4 punkly
Wlsona.

Berlin, 27 lutego. Kanclerz
Hertling powiadomif W parlamen
Gle niemieckim, IL Rosya przyje}a
warunki pokoju podane W Brzes
ciu = vice rychlo ma wschodnim
froncie spodziewac sic nalezy po
koju, choc zapewne 0 szczg6fy
beda jeszcze targi. Nastepnie mo
wiac O oredziu pokojowem PREF.
Wilsona, W kt6rem podano warun
XII pokoju celc wojny Hertling
oswiadczy}, ze ia cztery punkty
w dokrmcncic Wilsona, godzi sic
lecz tenn zastrzezeniem, IL mu-
sza one bye uznane nietylko
przez Ameryke, ale i przez wszy-
stkich Ahant6w, do tego jesz--
czc w wojnie tej narody ME dosz-
ly, ably mice pokojowy TRIBUNAL
TAXI, lie bedzie absolutnie bez-
parcyalny uznaja chetnie, ale
ME MONA godzic sic ia takie ,ce-.
lewojnF, jakie ogfosifa Anglia,
zmierzajaca do imperyalistycznej
hegemopii mad calym swiatem,
kt6ra opowiada samo stanowie-
1liu narod6w, a jarzmi Irlandye,
Egipt i Indyc. w kazdym razie
Hertling uznaje' oredzie Wilsona
za maly krok naprzod ku zblize-
niu sic pokojowemu stron wro--
gich. Owe cztery punkty Wilsona,
ma jake zgadza sic Hertling, sa
nastepujace:: l ostateczny pok6j
musi bye oparty na takich warum
kach, kt6re uczynia go sprawied
liwym i trwa}ym 2 ludami i :kra
jrami ME. bedzie sic handlowalo,
4 pahstwa do panstwa je prize,
targowywafo, ale = 3. terytory->
alle sprawy maja bye zafatwiane
Ia podstawic dobra ludlow doty
czacych ziem, ME = jako preten
sye mocarstwowe panstw 1 wszy
stkie narodowe ambicye ludlow
maja bye zrealizowane lie
tylko ME wprowadza dawnych All
tagonizm6w, kt6reby kiedys
zn6w mog4y zburzyc spok6j mie-
dzynarodowy.
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, %, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
Prezydent naznacza Gene
pszeniicy.
Waszyngton, % luttego w Sc

Washington, ~ luttego W So;
bote Prezydent Wilson oznaczyl
Gene pszenicy Ia rok 1918. Cena
to wyzsza cd gwarantowanej
przez Rad; jest to niejako odpo-
wiedz prezydenta, majacego do
tego prawo ma mocy ustawy 0 ar
tykulach .zywnosci, = na agitacye
w Kongresie, w sprawie podwyz
szenia cen celem zachecenia pro-
dukcyi. Wedle oznajmienia Pre-
zydenta W jego proklamacyi od
nosnej, ceny te zapewniaja pro-
:ducentom zyski sprawiedliwe. Ce
ny tycza sic pszenicy, kt6rej zbi6r
musi nastapic W przeciagu roku
1918, na targu musi bye spree
dany przed dniem l czerwca. Ce
ny IA r6znych targach SO naste--
pujace.
Chicago, 1920; Omaha $2.15
Kansas City $2.15; st. Louis$2. 18
Minneapolis $2.17; Duluth $2.17:;
New York 1928; Philadelphia
1927; Baltimore 1927; Newport
News 1927; Charleston S. C.$2.27
Savannah 1927; Portland, Ore.
$2.05; Seattle $2.05; San Francis
co $2.10; Los Angeles $2.10; Gal
weston $2.2O; New Orleans 1920; !;
Salt Lake City $500; Great Falls
Mont, 5000; Pocatello, Idaho So
Fort Worth, Tex. $2.O6 Oklaho--
ma City, Okla $2.05 Wichita
Kans $2.O8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
Unia protestujje przeciw j regu-
iom socyakstow "
Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, MINI, 27 lutego
Unia typograficzna W Minneapo--
lis onegdaj- usunela sic z tamtej-
szego zgromadzenia rzemieslni-
k6w i robotnik6w, obwiniajac icl1
IL re kontrola tel organizacyi
przeszla W rece socyalist6W czfo
nkow I. w. w. ME sympatyzuja-
cych z ich celami i ze konstytu--
cyai dodatkowe prawa SO .lekce-
wazone przez wieksza czesc czfon
kow. Zanosi sic. IA ,lformowanie
nowego stowarzyszenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
LaFolette napietnowlany.
Madison, Wis. % lutego. Senat

MdQ1SOu, WIS. 20 4ut6SV. 0tlldt
stanowy wisconsinski onegdaj
wieczorem ostra rezolucya napiet
nowal zachowanie sic senatora
Stan6w Zjednoczonych La Fol-
lett'a wobec wojny jako nielojal
|ne:z Przyjeto rezolucye lojalnosci
ulozona ia kaukusie republicans
skim juz przedtem przyjeta W IL
bic posf6w, ale z poprawka pote-
piajaca LaFollette a. Stalo sic to
po wygloszeniu kilku przem6-
Wien bardzo rozgoryczonych i o.
stro ganiacych zachowanie sic se-
natora LaFollette a; rezolucye
przyjeto % g1osami przeciW .
podczas gdy trzech senator6W
=by1o nieobecnych. Poprawiona re
zolucya teraz przejdzie do izby
posfow i zapewne tam takze przyj
die do ostrej wymiany zdan, kie-
dy rozprawy odbywac sic beda ".
przyszfy czwartek.
Tekst rezolucyi jest TAXI:
sNar0d Stanu Wilsoncin zaw--
sze popieral i zawsze popierae be
die niezachwianie doprowadza-
ME obecnej wojny do pomyslne-
60 zakonczenia.
"Potepiamy Senatora Roberta
M. LaFollette a j wszystkich tych
ktorzy ME uznawali sllsznosci ma
szej narodowej sprawy j kt6rzy
odmawiali rzadowi poparcia "
sprawach potrzebnych do zwycie
zenia " tej wojnie.
II ostro ganimy wszelkie za--
.chowanie sic j Wszelkie wyraza--
MIA sic ich majace ma celu wyWo-
}yWac bunty u ludu naszego kra
jul szkodzic dobrej slavic Wis.
.consinu Wobec Wolnych narod6w
swiata.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

rykanskiego patrolu byl Off
Ger francuski.s
q Francuskiego wojennego
ofisu komunikuja W sobote
re ma pohoc cd rzeki Allete.
kt6ra r6wnolegla Chemin-
Des Danes francuskie woj-
ska przekroczyly niemieckie
linie az niedaleko Chavrigny
Donosza re powr6cili 25 vie
miami dwoma oficerami.
w piatek W tel okolicy A
merykanie zabili jednego ME
mca a schwycili innego.
Jeden Amerykanin zostal
lekko raniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01

Chodzl pogfOska re Nlelncy %
~iagneli huge ma polowie drogi
pomiedzy Pskowem iPetrogradem
Jest to ME stwicrdzone gdyz jest
wiadomosc re nieprzyjaciel posta
pill do miejsca ma pofowie drogi
pomiedzy Luga Pskowem. lynn
czasem walki na ulicach trwaja
n,iasto zmienia. rece la przemia-
my. .::-> :~>:s = -
Robotnicy vojsko Petrogra
du j = MoskWy przyselane do "a
trzymania albo- rozpoczecia W Pc
t1ogsfaAzie: i 60: =Kebietyi j .mezczyzlnln!i IN!
So pilnie zajeci budowaniem zszail-
c6w:i: .obronnych pozycyi W oko-
10. Petrogradus Rad Bolszewik6w
},oaobrro =chee sie 11ts1llnac do Mo-
slsEwy jezelizNieh1cy* wezma -stoli!
ce. Donosz;a b: III 4p5torozumieniach
" II :: 1:zar;za !. al; o5.ebtotnikow i delega
tow wojsMl&''@tyycll:.i dolaja ze "a
graniczny minister Trocki podzie
kuje ia iurzad:.' -.
Tymczasowy rad sformowano
" Estonia . glowna kwatera "
Rewlu. ~kanclerz Won: Hertling po
wiada zc - Niemcy. sami = dadza
rad dEa kurlandyi j Litwy,s sslecz
Szwajcaryi donosza ze ksiaze
Sa:skii ma bye krolem Uitwy kt6ra
ma bye polaczona ze: Saksonia. :
Rosyskja rewolucya- obroni sic
sama -przeciv Nicmcom- donosi :pe
wien urzednik rosyjslzi bezdruto-
wynn teleggHaffeaa~ io~ktory@ oswald
:cza: re NicmeNsodrzueiiy rosyiska
sprawe zawieszcnia broni. Oswald
czenie brzmi tax
Dclegacya pokojowa jest W dro
: DIE do Brzescio Litcvska. Ocze
kujemy kazdej chwili wiadomo--
Sci ktoraby nadcszla na miejsce
naznaczone do ukladow pokojo-
wych lecz ME ma zadnego zawie
szenia broni. Rad niemiecki cd
rzucil wprcst zawieszenie broni, a
niemicckie oddzia}y wojsk wciaz
posuwaja sic naprz6d.
s .Jestesmy przygotowani podpi--
sac ich pok6j 0 przyw}aszczaniu.
Oswiadczylismy juz to lecz jest
wiele oznak6w re niemiecki @impe
1yalizm ME zyczy sobie pokoju W
obecnej chwili, lecz p6zniej bez-:
poSrednia osobliWa robotnicza
chlopska rewolucya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-01
Rosya pod nozenl.
Londyn. 28 lutego. Gen

Londyn, 28 lutego. General
Braljewicz zostal zamian oWany.
dyktatorem j naczelnym Wodzem
rosyjskim jako nastepea sier=
zanta Kry ylenki, ktory zostal lek-
.ko raniony " niona sobote ia
.kis szohierz strzelil dor, raniac,
go lekko w kark. Bruj jeWicz byl
.dotad szefem sztabu Kryl lenki, o
.becnie zosta1 jego nastepea VIA
.dza rozlegla q yktatora pierwszy
rokaz jego llo Wojjsl lest, iz ] wal
|czy maja a. osta atnieg hu
1odp syrpga otl tollie