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I25 Acres Ready to Develop.
50 Acres. School or Seminary Site.

On best mscadam pike north of city, ready for
subdivision: electric light. telephone and troll
ley service, fine soil: high elevation.
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Choice IO-Acre Villa Site.
ON main auto boulevard; miles north Of
Washington fine views; best neighborhood; bar
gain price.
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FARMS,
WANTED

WE HAVE DEMAND FOR FARMS ALL SEC
tions. List with us and secure prompt results.
A g HOIGtiTUN Co, 1916 ii st. NV.
We have the BEST in every section"
WANTED-SMAIL FARM NEAR WASHING
tom Will trade downtown property; send par
ticulars and price. Address Box PIE, Star
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rETwoRTH. sth ST. NEAR TAYLOR. 6
rooms and hath hot-water heat: electric light;
porches; deep lot 10 alley: built by days labor
$3.50: terms.
Shepherd 81 NV, near 18th St cars; 6 rooms
and hath: hot-wster heat; electric light. good
bargain at S4.1JU; terms.
Modern house. downtown: Mass ave between
Eth and 18Th SIS: Ia rooms and hath hot-wa-
ter heat electric light; very cheap At $4,000.
Modern 2-story bay-window pressed brick; s
rooms AMI ha1 hot-water heat 7 st. ne;
price, St..ln: Immediate possession
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 f.
cellar brick rms, and bath: h.-w.h.; gas; cleo;
near cars; Si,2I5; worth SO, $50. Bargain. See
Mr.. WlILETT. 1909 II st. NV
NEARLY NEW Ron HOUSE; $1,000; FURNACE
heat: large rooms. recep. hall: 10Th and Il ne
3.5co-TERMS-sr. and b.; nearly new; sth
and ne.
NEWSoM, Real Estate. lilo II Ne. Linen 2o71.
s10.o00-oN + STREET NEAR INTERIOR De
partment bldg; II rooms and baths. Deep lot.
Easily remodeled for business or office purposes.
Ss.JOr-Beautiful home, 18th and Park
road. rooms tiled bath, electricity hot water
heat. In perfect order. Immediate occupancy
sired.
s7,5co-Near 18th and Girard SITS 10 rooms
and bath. Hot-water heat. Fine lot with room
s5.5co-Near government printing office. 8
rooms and bath. Brick garage.
S3,:i5N-On 18th St near + St rooms and
hath. Lot 20y9i. A good speculation
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. III 10Th st. w.
FOR sALE-s7 5eo-NEAK CONN. AVE
MODERN 2-sT2RY BRICK RES. ROOMS
r H, BATH; SERVANTS ROOM AND TOT
LET: PoRCHES; SIDE LIGHT; GARAGE.
FOR sAI.F.-1735 LAMONT ST.
l. ROOMS, BATHS. GARAGE. LOT JO1llO
FOR sALE-s5.5eo. GOOD RESIDENCE LocA.
IloN- sh., H.. H.-W.H. TRUST 5000.
FOR sALE- sG.ooo-nENr s5s2 YEAR.
s,.-o, &ooD -. NORTHWEST LOCATION.
STORE. APT. AND 3-STORY BRICK HOUSE
ADJOINING. ALI. OS ONE FLoT; TRADE.
For SALE ISL .EENT, $. 800 YEAR
ONE PLOT: WILL TRADE.
i. ". GRooMES, 1916 F.
CORNER sRooM HOUSE. ONE SQUARE
aboEe Ia ave- Sc, So, 100. Address Box 20 L,
GOOD ElGuT-KOOM HOUSE AND BATH: FUR
mace heat; back yard, ea>y terms 1860 Willard
Also fine house. Falls Church, Va; 9 rooms
and bath; electricity; sleeping porch furnace
heat: garage; three acres; cheap for cash.
z. l. FENWlCk, coo F st. NV.
IN CHEVY CHASE. WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF
Conn. ave. beautiful hollow tile house with red
spaEish-tile roof nine Iar;. rooms; oak floors
throughout; spacious living room, French doors
and windows, open fireplace: five bedrooms; large
i"F'i; possession in fifteen days.
ROBERT L. HEATER,
40 Colorado hld.. Phone Main 1864.
WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL HoalE; owN-
house Of and bath hoi-water heat nice
porch, il good northwest section. at a price that
WM. II. LANIIAM.
livJ II st NV.
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TAKoMA PARK, y. c.
rooms and bath: hot-vnter heat; electric
light; lot G0x200 Price ST, 800.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. C.,
Washington, u. C., March sth. 1918. Sealed
proposals will be received nt this Office. Room
s,09 District Building. until two O'Clock pm.
April 4. 1918, for furnishing and delivering
twelve l2l drop bottom wagons. Forms OF pro
posaI specifications and Information may be OBJ
tained from the Purchasing Officer. ID. C., Room
400 District Building. LOUIS BR0WNLOW.
w GWYNN GARDINER, J. J. LOVING
,Actsl Commissioners. ID. c. mh9-3terSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. March 8, 1s1s.-Sesled
Secretary of the Board of Commissioners, Room
500 District Building. until two O'Clock PM.
March 10 1918. TO purchase and remove from the
District of Columbia oyster shells accumulating
M the Municipal Fish Wharf and Market, foot OF
Eleventh ST. S.W.. during the twelve months
beginning March 16, 1918. Specifica tons and
form of proposal may be obtained of the Super
intendent of Weights. Measures and Markets.
Room 2l3 District building. LOUIS BROWN
LOW W. GWYNN GARDINER, J. j. LOVING.
(Actingp. Commissioners. ID. c. mhs,9.n
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. D. c..
March 3, 1e1S.-Sealed proposals will be
caiyed this Office until O'Clock I. M. April 5,
1918 and then opened; for the collection and dis
posai of miscellaneous refuse accommodating in
the District of Columbia, for periods Of oae and
three years. respectively. beginning July I, ls1s.
Blank form of Proposals. Specifications. and all
necessary informa ton may be obtained mem the
Chief Clerk Of the Engt1eer Depercm@t Room
At. District Building. LOUIS bR0WMOW, v.
GwYNN GARDINER.-A J. LOVING tcss<k
Commisaioaer,- h0 AhAe.1bR08
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on n. c. line north of city; old house; fine
view: large trees, ideal place for school pur-
poses better investment; sacrificed to close
estate.
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rooms and bath hot-water heat: eiectri
light; good chicken horse and garden 10
4TS1so. Price, S. Possession in 80 days.
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rooms and bath; hot-water heat lot 5oxi;
1rce, $4,000.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE N MD.
rooms and bath: hot-wate heat electric
light; garage and chicken house: good garden.
Price, $4,000. Possession in 30 days.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Goth ST. NEAR " Y. AVE. S.W.-9O1S0. AT
80 cents per foot, for quick sale: easy terms
II desired.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. 723 10th st. nv
900 SO FT.-NEAR 10th AND II NE. SUIT
aBl, for warehouse garage shop. Price,
81 900. Address Box 222 u, Star office.
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BROOkLASD.
& rooms and bath; hot-water heat; elcctri
light; lot c5x150. Price. $500. Possession il
so days.
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TAkOMA PARK. MD.
2 rooms and bath furnace heat: electric light
III acres Price. S4.25o. Possession in 30 days
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PARCEL No. 5: Part Of lot numbered or.
~ IN Peter. Realty. Threlked snd DeHkin.'
ADDITION TO Georgetown. .~nw square numbered
eleven hundred and eighty three iiis3t. IN the
city or Washington, District - Columbia he-
ginning al the intersec ton Of tho south building
line or NJ street with the LIN. Of a To-
foot alley. said point being 7ii feet west ~ tho
west line of Bath street. and running theme.
east with the south line Of NJ street AZ feet
thence south 10 feet: thence west pHrnllel with
the line OF M street 41.5 feet 10 the INST line
OF said alley thence north the east line %
said alley 10 feet TO the place Of beginning
and containing therein 1880 square feet, more
or less.
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Highest Point on 10th Street
Opposite Rock Creek Park.

beautiful home with garage; spacious grounds
choice shrubhcry: house is modern has every
convenience: Substantially built; complete II
every detail and ready for immediate occu
pancy. Price, So, coo.
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rooms and bath hot ter heat, garage and
one-third acre. Price, 81, Possession in 80
IN
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PARCEL NO. 6: Part Of lot numbered ono
% in Peter. Beatty. Tbrelkcld and D-akin-'
Addition 10 Georgetown. square numbered
eleven hundred and eighty three ,lIs3, in tn.
city of Washington, District Of Columbia; be-
ginning on the east line of l0-foot alley in
said square at a point 10 feet south Of the
south building line Of M street and "a az foot
west Of the west line OF Saith street and nun
ming thence east AS feet: thence south IS -
feet te the north condemnation line OF IN.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Conpany. Thence
with said condemnation line north IS degrees 2s
minutes 30 seconds wtts. IL IS feet 70 the ca :,
line Of said lo-foot ailry: thence north on The
east line of said alley 2e.1f feet TO The place OF
beginning containing therein 1,l29 square feet,
more or less
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,UNGALOW WITH GARAGE.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE IN u. C.
rooms and bath furnace heat; let 7ox15s.
Price, $3.50. Possession in GO days.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE|Confinued.

ia ACRES. IN MARYLAND. LYING BE-
tween steam and electric lines. Would make
ideal subdivision. Only $3.50 per acre. Address
Box 150-E. Star office. IL
SIX-ROOM HOUSE: $3.50; ELECTRIC LIGHT;
Waycroft Station. Va; good investment +:
r. FRAVEL Ballston. Va. 15s
BUNGALOW WITH GARAGE.
Beautiful bungalow, large room, reception
hall, linen closet, nice bathroom. hotwater heat.
fine dry cellar. bay window and open fireplace
in dining room electric lights throughout, with
three-way switches double floors and double sid
ing electric motor for pump large Porches front
and back. screened garage, two cars: splendid
lawn. 1Ts112o deep to alley: Is young bearing
fruit trees 800 rose bushes: located at Eeith.
Va, on Wash.-va. electric line; 81 minutes to
10Th and Pa. NV; bu--alow second prop
erty left from Eeith station: l minute walk.
Ask for MI Mlcr's place. You inspect amy
time. Immediate possession given. Price, $4,000.
Terms. $500 cash, balance. $50 per month. fic-
ture and all information. Sc. W. O'f!hRh. vii
lett & Rcinecke Co., Exclusive Agent. 1909 II
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

LARGE HALL, 7th AND EYE SITS. NV:
newly furnished suitable for lodge purpose
dances. etc: available nights. 2nd and AIN Tues
days and every Sunday; will rent afternoons If
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

TWO HOUSES, / FLATS. ) ROOMS AND BATH
sscl. location 4th and Il SITS. NV: rented at
$40 per month: $500 for both: s.. $50 cash;
maxi, cash offer. Address Box i6- H. Star office.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

LARGE MIDDLE ROOM.
JAMES VI. GREEN,
1886 y. Y. ave IL
COLUMBIAN BLDG. 4l6 9th N.w-MODERN
office rooms. single suite. at rea soma BILE I
rates. H. N TAPLIN ESTATE, Union Trust
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WANTED House OR APARTMENT NV;
must have Al least : bedrooms. uufHrnished pre-
ferrHd, hpt viii take furnished for summer. Call
Department Of Justice or Columbia $500. WM.
L. FRIERSpN. Asst. Atty. General. lS'
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WANTED TO ROOM UNFCRNISHED
apartment kitchen and bath; small house;
two adults. Address BOX 1s!' u. star office H.
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HUElberNn
~ in Peter. Beatty, .Thrclkeld and Deakin-'
addition 10 Georgetown now square numbered
eleven hundred and ci-hty-fhrec I1s3l described
as follows: Beginning the west building linz
81 sam street 80 feet south Of the south build
ing ing me OF M street and running thence with
OF a nineinch wall between houses 1920 and
~. sam street; thence with the cpntcr Of said
wall west 32-ss feet 10 the line of tho la nd
convrled TO Faulkner and Simmons. by deed re-
corded IN lsber- ]. 4. s. s.. page 81 OF tho land
re.ords or the Distri-t Of Columbia. thence with
sara line north 90 point 80. 20 feet south %
NJ street: thence east 81 9S feet IN the rlsre
81 beginning and containing therein "a y
sGuare feei. moro loss.
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1orNG CoT-FLE WISH FURNISHED OR IN
furnished house. with garden SPACE: yearly
lease basis Maryland Virginia: Al ref
ercncNs- Ndd-rSs BOY Il star nfilcc- II
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PARCEL NO q: Lots numbered two t2l
three 49,, four ~. five 30. six f6D. seven az
and eight tsl in the subdivision In square mum.
bered eleven hundred ard eighty three 1is3l,
made by the American Security and Trust Com.
pany, trustee. as per plat recorded in book 81
page LIS. in the surveyors Office of the Distric,
of Columbia. containing in the aggregate II $40
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FOR RENT-STORES.

81 10th ST. Sw|I.ARGE STORERooM
with cellar: heat furnished. II. y. TAPLIN
ESTATE. Union Trust bldg.
-lSO Pa. AVE. N.W.-STURE AND GARAGE
II rpar- $40
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WANTED-TO RENT.

MANTED-IN CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CLUE
prer'rred house Of $ rooms. !: baths.
screened sleeping porrh and garage: two adults;
no chlidr"u; give complete details aud price
~anted Tor six months lcaSr. Address Fox
III, Star office
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BY APlII 1st. SMALL. HOUSE. FURNISHED
or partly furnished. within half hour Of the
lreasury ADDRESS Fox LII. star Office
SMALL DETACHED HOTSE-hMI. WITH
garage" furnished uufuruiShcd, good neigh
horhund. PHONE Main 7qa1 IT,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

DokohGzcnie ma st:onicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25

Alianckich neutralnych STRAIT
ton: l, ,494,473.
Kwartaf, konczacy sic w grud-
n:u 1917.
Angielskich STRAIT ton: 7S2,SS0
Observation-Disclosures 4,strar
ton: 1,272,S43.
Ostatni kwartai, koiczacy sic
w marcu 1918.
Angielskich STRAIT ton: 6S7, ,576.
! Alianckich neutralnych STRAIT
ton: 1,123,51O.
w marcu zatopili Niemcy ogo-
lem statkow pojemnosci ton l.
295,62O.
- Ponad zakorkowane bazy
niemieckich nurow Bruegge, Zee
bruegge i1Ostende wysiano OBJ
serwacyjne aeroplany i balony
ktore przywoza wiesci, dowodza-
ce, IL wyprawa zostala uwiehczo-
Ina rzeczywistym sukcesem
Stwierdzono w tych rekonesan-
sach, IL groble portowe w Zee--
bruegge zosta}y pokruszone Ma
szerokost 20 yd. II wplywu do
portu Ostendy ley pod woda
przedmiot, zamykajacy znacz--
niejszq czeSc gardzieli wp}ywu
tego. To So juz fakta urzedowo O.
gioszone. Pisma podaja szczeg6ly
Z tel niezwykfej wyprawy. MIG
dzy innymi zasiuzyli sic okolo
zniszczenia grobli w Zeebruegge
- marynarze w liczbie szeSciu,
kt6rzy starry nur wpedzili ma owa
/ groble - mimo straszliwego ry-
zyka uszli oni cafo: trzech tylko
rany lzejsze odnioslo. Zniszcze--
mia grobli dokonano tenn skutecz-
niej, IL wysadzono tez wpowie--
trze most laczacy ia laden sta
lynn: dokonaly tego diva inne sta
re nury angielskie, a zaiogi do
wszystkich tych statkow dobrane
byly z samych ochotnikow. Znisz-
czenie mostu uniemozliwi}o Mem
com poslanie ma groble posiikow.
Wie1e ofiar byio po stronie an
gielskiej jeszcze ME og}oszono.
Berlin, %. kwietnia. - RAPPORT
nieniecki utrzymuje, il w reJdzie
owym ia fGandryjskie bazy
Niency odniesli zwyciestwo. -.
poniewaz piec krazownikow an
gielskich zostalo zatopionych, a
nadto' try torpedowce i kilka
mniejszych statkow zniszczono
Anglikom, kt6rych kilkudziesie--
ciu dostaio sic ma groble W Zee
bruegge, tych wybito, lub ujeto.
Szkody zrzadzone niewielkie,
straty nieznacZne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25
NOVA FAZA OFENSYWY.
ATAK MA AMIENS.
Londyn-Paryz, L %. kwietnia.

LOnoyH-rdlyZ, ~. h"letlild'
Najwazniejsze szczegoiy wielkiej
bitwy na zachodnim froncie
Niemcy wznowili peina forsa a
tax ofersywy - w kierunku mia
sta AmienS w Pikardyi, Alianci
wstrzymuja ich skutecznie, Ame-
STkanie bfora udziai W tel bitwie,
Wczoraiszych walk rezultat ME
zupefnie jest jeszcze jasny i pew
ny: Niemcy - zdaje sic - zdo&a-
Ii posunac sic nieco, opanowali
Villers BertonneuX Geese Han
gard-en-Santerre, oraz pozycye W
lasach ma polnocn cd miasteczka
tego. WiaSnie W tel stronie tere-
nu bitwy walcza Amerykanie
kt6rzy uczestniczyli w obronie
Hangard, a rapport francuski opie-
wa, IL Niemcy ciezko bombardo-
wall odcinek francusko-amery-
kanski. Teraz wiec napewne via
domo juz, gdzie sic znajduja woj-
ska amerykanskie w Pikardyi, Q
ktorych wiedziano, re So cd po-
czatku kwietnia, lecz - byi -
raporty ME donosiiy. | teraz jesz-
cze ME wiadomo, wiele tych
wojsk tam jest. Nova faza ofensy
wy niemieckiej - ma Amiens 20
staia otwarta po trzytygodnio-
wem przygotowaniu bardzo usil--
nem ze strony Niemcow - II,
przez caiy czas, kiedy trwala bit
wa flandryjska, gotowali sic
Niemcy do nowego ataku mad
Sonlme skupiajac wojska,
przesuwajac dziaia co najciezsze
bombardujac co dnia pozycye a
lianckie. Pierwsze ataki po strasz-
1iwej wstepnej kanonadzie zostaiy
odparte, lecz pozniej, gdy Mem
cy skupili masowe szturmy ma
poszczeg6lne punkty, jak ma Vii
lers-Bretonneux, Anglicy poo
przewaina presya wroga, opuscili
to miasteczko, a Niemcy posuneli
sic naprz6d - zajmujac je - o.
kolo mill: miasteczko to, ley o,
ko{o II mil ma wschod cd A
miens, poniedzy rzeka Somme, a
rzeczks Luce. Ma reszcie frontu
alianckiego Niemcy ME poczynili
wazniejszych posuniec, zreszta
spodziewac sic wypada, IL dotad
Gala glowna siia ME zostaia jesz-
cze pchniets W ich atak, ktorym
sadza ogolnie, IL bedzie potezniej-
Sym cd wszystkich poprzednich,
co sadzic MONA po przygotowa--
mach ma mozliwie najwisksza
skale, najwiekszych dziaiach spro
wadzonych ma front masach re-
zerw skupionych. Czy sic i'm ten
atak powiedzie zapewne juz maj
biizsze dni pokaza: W wojskach
Aliantow nastroj j usposobienie
panuje znakomite.
RAPORTY.
Berlin, 25. kwictnia. = Ofensy-
w nad Somme wznowiona po
L. .t....N
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Nien1cy Pra Naprz6d. .
ALIANC| WSTRzYMUJA.
Amerykanie " BitWie.
ZinnychFront6W
SprawY Morskie.
SzCzeg0Iy z pod Ostendy.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
HOIandya zyWa Z NiemCami?."
SzCzeg6|y Z pod Ostendy,
INNE TELEGRAMY
HOIandya 1yWa Z NiemCami?.

szeregu walk przygotowawczych
rekonansow, oraz strzelaniny
przewlekiej intensywnej-woj
ska ruszyly do ataku i zdobyiy
wzgorze Vlegelhoeck-Hill, ma
po{nocny-wschod cd Bailleul.
gdzie wzieto znaczna liczbe
Francuzow do niewoli; kontrata-
ki angielskie odparto ma zachod
cd Bailleul. Miejscowosci Villers-
Bretonneux Hangard en- San
terre zostaiy po zacietych wal
kach zdobyte. w okolicy Bethu-
ne we Flandryi odparto potezne
angielskie kontrataki. Bitwa trivia
dalej.
Londyn, 25. kwietnia. - Ajax
mad Somme nowy rozpoczety 20
stai po straszliwie poteznej kano-
nadzie o godz. $50 zrana; zaata'
kowane zostaio skrzydlo angiel--
skie francusko-amerykahskie ie: ma
obu zostaly odparte skutecznie
wszystkie zapedy nieprzyjaciela
w ciegu dnia Niemcy wznowili
kilkakrotnie ataki pe}no-linowe a
jakkolwiek odpierani wielka ST.
Ia przez Anglikow, zdolali jednak
wedrzec sic do miasteczka Vii
lers-Bretonneux, w ktore zaciet,
boj wrzal pre- dzien caly i teraz
jeszcze sic ME skoriczyl. Ataki
niemieckie w okolicy Albert od-
parto zwyciesko i wzieto garsc
iencow Niemcom. Dalsze linie, ma
poInoc, we Flandryi niewzruszo-
ne juz cd szeregu dni: pod Fe--
stoubert Anglicy dobrym alta
kiem odebrali nieprzyjacielowi po
zycye, zdobyta tam pred paru
dniami; zadano broniacym Mem
com straty bardzo ciezkie i jeh--
cow wzieto. Dzialania artyleryi
niemieckiej zarowno, we Flandryi,
jak w Pikardyi, mad Somme trivia
| ia w calej peini, rowniez mad An
ere Scarpe rzeczkami, W okolicy
Bethune i Bailleul straszliwa
trwa kanonada. Atakowali tez
Niemcy Albert - lecz zostali re
stratami ciezkiemi odparci. Ma
francuskim odcinku pod Dranou-
ire byiy potezne ataki Niemcow
= bez rezultatu. Artylerya allan
cka godnle odpoWlada Nlcmcom.
Paryz, 25. kwietnia. - Przepo-
tszna kanonada ma odcinku fran
cusko-amerykanskim mad Sommc
otworzyia nova faze ofensywy
Centralnych; Niemcy atakowali
mad Ancre i Avre rzeczkami, W
okolicy Hangard-en-Santerre,.
Efailles i Senecat, oraz dalej ma
skrzydle angielskim; bitwa "a
cieta trwala przez dziei caly,
punkty atakowane przechodzlly z
rak do rak i teraz walka ME
skonczona jeszcze: udalo sic
w koncu Niemcom opanowac
czesc miasteczka Hangard oraz
lasy pobliskie, lecz Francuzi bro
MIA wielkiem poswieceniem kaz-
del piedzi ziemi, kazdej ullczki'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-25
NoWY ,DYREKToR GENE.
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Waszyngton, 25. kwietnia

RAINY"
Washington, 25. kwietnia. -
Dyrektorem generalnym budoWy
aeroplanow zostai zamianowany
John D. Ryan, .magnat miedzi" 4.
finansista, expert kolejowy. Ro-
wnoczesnie zaprowadzono rome
lime zmiany, o kt6rych donosi W
taxi spos6b seiiretarz wojny Ba-
ker:
John D. Ryan przyja} urzad
dyrektora budowy aeroplanoW
dla armii. Zreorganizowano row.
niez dziai aeroplanow w korpusle
sygnalowym, W sposob W glow
nych zarysach nastepujacy: &C.
neral Squier, jako naczelny urze-
dnik syghaiowy, poswieci sic cal
kowicie administracyi sygnaiow;
utworzono dywizys wojskoWej a
wiatyki pod dyrekcya gen. bryg.
Williama L. Kenly, komisya a
wiatyki utworzona aktem Kon-
gresu pozostanie komisya dorad-
ca prezesem p. Ryanem ma cze-
lc. Zrobiono te zarzadzenia ze zu-
pelna zgoda HoWarda Coffina,
kt6ry pozostaje czfonkiem komi-
syi doradczej Rady Obrony Kra-
jowej i rada i pomoca slulyc be-
die komisyi awiatycznej i p. Rya
nowi. Dywizya wojskowej awia-
tyki mice bedzie kontrole mad
cwiczeniem awiatorow wojslio--
wem posiugiwaniem sic awiatyki.
Me zajdzie przytem zmiana w
persona1u w dywizyi ekwipowa--
MIA korpusu sygna}owego, ktorej
szefem jest w. c. Potter takze i
nadal.'
Pan Ryan dotychczas bra} u
dial w dziafalnoSci wojennej tyl-
ko iako czionek wojennej rady
Czerwonego Krzyza, ale ci ktorzy
90 znaja, powiadaja re wszelkie
ma kwalifikacye do pefnienia IL
rzedu obecnie mu powierzonego.
Prezydent Wilson osobiscie bral
udziai W tym wyborze. John D.
Ryan urodzii sic pred 81 laty W
Michigan; jest obecnie prezyden-
tenn Anaconda Copper Co., Uni
ted Metals Selling CO. Montana
Power Co. Jest dyrektorem wielu
zakiadow przemyssowycb i BAN
k6w, jakotez ko1ei Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul.
Gen. bryg. Kenly, szef novel
dywizyi wojskowej awiatyki, ME
dawno powr6cii z Francyi, gdzie
niaf nadzor mad awiatyka pod
gen. Pershingiem. Jest puskowni-
l<iem po1owej artyleryi W armii
regularnej, ale oddano mu zarzad
mad cwiczeniami awiatycznemi
mad granica mexykahska zanim
Stany Zjednoczone rozpoczely
wojne. Wkrotce po wys}aniu pier
wszych wojsk do Francyi posia-
no go rowniez do Francyi dano
mu range generala brygady W ar
mil krajowej.
PROGRAM OKREToWY.
Washington, %. kwietnia. =
Wczoraj odbyla sic wazna kon--
fcrencya komisyi okretowej, ma
ktorej omawiano plany wysyiki
wojsk W roku biezacym i W latacll
nastepnych, chociaz oczywiscie
tajemnica stanu pozostana szcze-
g6iy onlawiane, tyle wiadomo, ze