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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-08-14
The Strong Withstand the Hest of
Summer Better Than the WAX

Old people who are feeble and YOUNGER people
who are weak. will be Strengthened and enabled to
20 through the depsessiae heat Of summer by tax
ING GRoVE'S TASTE1ESS chill TONIC. It pu.ines
and eeiicnes the blood and builds up the whole sys-
TEN. You can soon feel its Strenathepdus. Invisor.
stine Eject, Coo.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-08-14
HALTED ADVANCE OF ALLIES.
Battle Line In North and on the Center is Vir-
tuaIIy UNCHANGED.

The strength of the German
opposition against the allied
troops, from Immediately north
OF the Somme river to the region
just below the Koye, apparently
has checked, for the moment, at
least, their march eastward in
the process IF clearing h
Amiens Montdidier sector of the
enemy.
1t has not, however prevented
the French On the extreme end of
line from winning additional
points OF great strategic value in
the Hill and forest region be
tween the Disc and the Matz,
where Lassigny and Noyon are
the ultimate detectives, and the
capture of which not alone wonld
result possibly in the forcess eva
cuation by the Germans OF the
Noyon Roye Chaulness line, but
Also would have marked effect
on the battle line running south
eastward past scissors and
thence along the Vesle river.
The battle line in the north
and on the center remains virtu
ally as it stood Monday, although
all the allied troops have better
ed slightly their stands and tax
en- additional prisoners. The
Americans and French at last
accounts still were in the envir
ons of Bray. north of the river,
the Germans continued in pos
session OF Cleanliness aud Roye,
which seemingly they intend to
defend at all hazards.
Fresh reinforcements a n d
large numbers of guns have been
brought up by the enemy to aid
him in his endeavors to hold the
line, which is essential to the
safety of the German armies
now in the pocket described by
the Somme ON the north and
east and the Disc on the south.
The Germans are not merely
on the defensive. At salient
points here and there they are
delivering violent counter attacks
against the allies and are also
b%ombarding tiercely the rear
areas.
Notwithstanding the enemy's
efforts however, Cleanliness is re
ceivlng a mighty visitation of
shells from the allied guns and
Roye has been so encroached
upon that it is now under a. heavy
cross fire from both the north
and south and seemingly both
towns ultimately must be evacu
ated. An added danger in Roye
is the fact that the French in
their operations are knocking at
the doors of Lassigny, about sew
en- miles to the south, and also
are pressing forward eastward
toward Noyon in a wedge driv
ing vancouver which not only is
outfanking Roye but bringing
Noyon daily nearer the range of
the big guns.
Unofficial reports are to the
effect that the Germans, fearing
capture in the pocket between
Roye and the Disc. already are
retreating along the Disc valley
toward Noyon, and if the state
ments should prove true it is
not unlikely that the entire Ger
man battle line the north will
give way in unison and in that
event there may be a readiust.
ment of the enemy front from
scissors to Rheims.
Far to, the north from Ypres
to Albert there has been consid.
cradle activity on the part of the
British n d French forces
against the Germans. The lat
est German communication as
serts that all the attacks we're
repnlsed~
On the Vesle river the Ger
mans in attacks against Fismette
which is held by the Americans
and French, are declared to have
driven the allies to the southern
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-08-14

Piles Cured in 6 to II Days
Drussists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fail.
to cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Produdinf Piles.
restfsl sleep after the first application. Price 66c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

war hcgan. and their activity in this
r.&i",yt did not ""a%c uit!l after the
Cu!i.,i State entered. tho war.
The business q: Beer. Sc"dhc:mcr IL
20. VA. founded in America BY tho Ger
man rrm al tn" sra!e !nrl". but the
American branch VS. incHrp" led in
August. 1915. 10y Bcnno Hlfan ani Q.!0
F'ruhnIiu"cht. VIII" had operated TN"
branch for thu q, rman firm. and VINO
did not mako application for ra;ur;tliEa-
,i.n papers until early in las; year.
E.lkan and Tr"hnknecht >:laimcd they
had bought oct tie interest of the Ger
man firm. hut Mr.. Caravan uTcartilcd
wireless messages pas*.GS hc'"Hca the
American branch and til" German conf
parry III !icatinE that the latter had
planned III" incorporation of the firm
here and that il had not sold its in
t"rcs.s. ..'r
Ludwig v"grlstcin. head Of VoGc!-
stein l. Co. is IN American citizen. bat
frr many years H. had represented IN
this country the firm Of Aaron Hirsch
Il Sohn. of AII"rstadi. Germany. which
did nm approximate business Of about
so 600 non n year in the United stats.
Canada and Mexico. In December. 1915
NogclSi"in formed New York corpora
ton. but the alien property custodian
dill not accept his statement that his
agrc "m"n,s with the German firm ended
in April. 1916. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

terday morning In their car for Johns
town. III. wher" they Will JOIN u party
of friends continuing their journey l."
The biz eastern citi,s.
Mrs. Elnisr Frnckc of South h"'i
strict Will leave the latter part at IN"
week for Springfield. O.. where sh" VIII
lm IN. guest OF relatives.
Mrs, Tom Muhearn and son. Gcor@"
Francis. Of Stcuh"nNillc. O.. ar" TN"
l,,,";ts Of tho formers parents. MIR. I'M"
MIR. Robert IIol!ucs. OF the South Side.
Harry Prosscr. IN old Wheeling h'F'
but, row living at Orlando. Fla, IS
visitor IN tho city.
Cap. ". T Otto, Or. George otto
,..iro aad dnucht"r are IN New YORK
wh.-. lhcv are visiting Arch utto. who
is ,,nw located ut Camp Merritt and "X-
meets to sail for Franc" shortly.
Lou Gambling left last might for New
York CITY on Il business trin.
Miss y!c,ty Dorsey Of Pittsburgh Is
visiting friends on IN" island and out
tn" pike :.
Miss Laura Gerry Of New Roch"l'"
| Y. T.. IS the guest "f friends AT woods
| dale.
/ JOHN Srrc"n of tho National Fnh'
! comranv's office force is spending hi:
! varr'inn in Lowell. Mass. visiting RIA
! tivcs.
! Miss Mario Rcrshnlt OF the S"u''
, Sid, Is spentliue h'r vacation in EI"N"
! land and the lakeside summer resorts
J uarrv McI.ann Of tho Island has I"n'
to Pigeon Luke. Ont. 10 spend his va
= ca ton fishing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

,,..,:..n .,,,,. I'M. morn
.''''' 81. .,.Ii -; ,r,Ii,!
INK -
~. o;,,.
lTItr"i'"an T.! '',''T'"7 ~ ~ -.
r"ilr" force. - Si"Ih'HS MS '"'-''i'
t"rag',liS. ~.
Mr.. aud Mr.. C"ril>t"1inSnn az south
FEM, street AND t''ir guests. Mrs. I. L.
Taylor a:"! IauSitt'T' ME" -,i''' f''' y
"s Hsrliclvy. Cal. have returned from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
TO3AY'S ED TO BEAUTY

Hair Is by far the most cnnspicu.
Gus thing about liz and is probably
the most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment. If We are very
careful in hair washing, We will
have virtually no hair troubles. An
especially line shampoo for this
weather, one that brings out all tho
natural beauty Of the hair, that dis.
solves and entirely removes all
dandrun, excess oil and dirt, can
easily be used at triiIing EXPENSE
by simply disSnlvlug Il tcaSpOunfuI
OF CanIhrUX (Which yuL can set at
any drugSiats) IN 4 cup Of hot
water. This makes Il full cup OF
shampoo liquid. enough so il is
easy To apply il To all The hair in
stead Of just The top Of the head.
This chemically diSsulrcS all inn
uuriiirs and creates a soothing,
cooling laiher. RinSinG leaves the
SCALP spoilcSSly clean. soft ard
pliant, Whilr he hair takes on the
glossy richness Of natural color,
also a tlutIincsS which makes it
seem much heavier than it IS. After
a Canthrn1 shampoo, arranging the
hair is Il pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
nmN,r SUPPRESS HIM.

DO You harr"a :" IT, G"in" fAT sly.
S:,ii the iiqiiSi:ivn Traveller to ia" man
in the corner. after HAVING r"dn""d "N':I
on. risc III the compartment :" &ih"
frenzy.
,,har -,,rrnrt;callr. - am = ru:I"l"r"1tl
Traveller My ~" is -. My nam" ~
Th0mrs Brown. am nrrr,"!. h.t''
4 .nu Of n II" Is IL ih'. !hAnHshir"
l:uns. NJ father did Last iniE. IL
was on -" stock 'Nrhau;;". NJ iii"'!'r
=; S,jll living I h1v- 4 Nice with ''"t
hr,r Our hnu>r:naiI$ HIM" ~ J'lir
I:rilc..S. Is thor" anything "lS""
Tho inG,Iis!tlv" man h"Sita'"'i
What oil 'in rCrI us" f"r your tongue
hc inquired slowly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
SIDE TALKS
TIE FIVE PER cENTEES.
BY RUTH CAMERON.

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w."
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,r',. 'I,,Ir., r.,,,l mo; ;i,!S nnr.
Ar industrial .:c,rr.iv, is a ::.aa wh"
,' ," ,'"", MAN, and tracks down som.
nt ,h,. causes ~ "invl$ihla !rSs' md
...,,,'s.,I,. lns." - loss caused hy TN
.,,.,.,,..,r,. v,s.r anil also e. l,y small
-. :I..,,. - cav. ,rd nro,rnr-nf,cn
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49," |'- I, 90, ,3, mil
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. '''''
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ara my 'H''''"'' S"'' ''',' ,.',.,G ,,n-
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Writing n Letter on ''"cI "
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
METAL INDUSTRY
Confined from First Pase.)

hcimcr and NnE"lStrin companies w"T"
closely affiliated with th'' German Meta!
GrSS"iSrhaft. which Tor S"rt" years mas
dominated tn" "ntiT" metal .fnhrk"t "i
thu world. AMI that they. with IN"
American Metals company. controlled
most nf III" principal metal ami snl"lt-
inr companies "t'thiS country. either by
conn pl'ir ownership "t Stock ar by req
rrs"utaii"n IL tn" dir""t"r"u"%.
Mr. lalm"r'S Hnu"unr"m"nt %aid thh'
the NugrlSirin and i;."r-S rndh"lr;i"r
cnmparirS had underworld 4" r"t"r up
III" ti"rmnn ownership "t their assets
hy an AIn"rirani2IuE process. Undertaken
after m" war began. mii that ih"!r
ownership WAS only "ihlnly disguised
ThrS" two companies AT" believed 10y
Mr. Caravan Ia have" supplied Germany
with vast quantities of copper. Hln' ana
other necessary war materials after the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
BridGe Tea wednesday.

Tn-,nnrruw AFTERNOON Will $50 an
Other Of tn" delightful f"rtnShlIy
s,,-it. -: hrid.r tcrS at a." Country
ciuh ThcSr charming events, which
I.,,., Lr.u. recurring zinc" lat" May AT
Tho hill top. under tn" SUPERVISION ct
,l,,. ,..t,..s. hnusr committee Of The club.
b,v. been dupllrarin; the rl";tsah;
ar,rrn"unS of previous years III whi'h
tr,.s,. hrldrr parties had !""n inclHd"h
among tn" informal EH''''HS 81 'n'
summer. In fact, this year mas '"'
group responding I" cArh party IN an
unusually enthusiasts" manner. ia" III
all probability /" tn" lack "I IN" NOR"
formal function N the present day t"r'
uniI If affairs Of Il serious nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

r,rta:n with 4 delightful LITTLE farewell
:.tthrrinG 'hIS evening. 4: The nom" OK
IT." furturr III E.i-W""l. h"u"rini; MT.
FRED StI"chtnua. u mrrhcw of Mrs.
Sjr," huau, who l"aTrS with t"-InuTruw :
continent tor Camp Meade. Md. The
hours VIII hm spent III divers lH'Stinl"S'
with Tn" serving "f Il dainty luncheon
forming the eliminating fratur" OF thu
party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

The lnid"S comprising til" IuNIillFy
Of the WhrciImS Chnpicr al k"H 'r"S"
affiliated with 81. i."kcS /. L. chhr'h'
viii gather ~ their regular "''Ni'
, .,ssinI nj rh,, church today. An UIcm-
hers and ,hrir friends ar" invited L"
,,irnL ,hrs, MEETINGS. and III ihlS COLI
v.nIrnt way fulfill their bit III the
luc work Of the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

Mrs. r'r",l : :''r'"Hl'tH HU'I NJ
..nrI.:r'rr Ny. Edward S'''."nK VIII on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
u DETROIT, MICH.

Dctektyw kolei Grand Trunk, w.
Stiley, postrzelii W piers S6letnia
Pauline Sudolkiewicz, 1863 Wagner
ave-, w chwili gdy razem z kilku
chlopakami zbierala ma torach kole-
jowych wegle, ably nieco ogrzac swo-
je wyziebione mieszkanie. Drugi
zn6w detektyw tel samej kolei, FIR.
Nowodworski postrzelii "a te sama
.,zbrodnie" Franciszka Dunczana z
Hamtramck. Sledztwo wykazalo, re
W mieszkaniu postrzelonego Duncza-
ma niema ami odrobiny wegla, pomi-
mo, re iona jest chora / W domu jest
niemowle. Ably zapobiedz strzelaniu
przez detektyw6w do tych biedakow,
kt6rych brak opaiu zmusza do kra-
dzieay wegla, zastepca prokuratora,
Speed, kiazai Nowodworskiego aresz-
towac pod zarzutem napadu. Nowo-
dworski jakotez Stiley tl6macza sic,
ae strzelali ina postrach" ponad gfo-
wami, ale take tl6maczenie pewnie
i'm ME pomoze.
Wczoraj W szeregi Armii Pol
skiej wstapii OBJ. Antoni kwiato--
sinski, jeden z najgorliwszych pra-
cownikow narodowych, znany ME
tylko W Detroit, ale / w Chicago. Do
dis pomagai pilnie W rekrutacyi'
~zwerbowaf sam kilku o~chotnikow, po
magai PREY piracy W biurze ~rekrutacy1
mem. axe wreszcie zjawif sic sam W
biurze rekrutacyjnem i oswiadczyf:
Teraz kolej ma mnie. Kiedy Polska
VIOLA, ME czas ociagac sic!
Ia MIN wszedi do biura rekrutacyj
nebo OBJ. z gubernii podolskieJ, 2
OLGA Szweda, a matki Rosyanki, przy-
szedi, DO, jak twierdzii, obowiazek
go VIOLA, ME chce wygod, ale chce je-
chac ratowac Polske!
- w poniedzialek odjechaf 3D.
dziai zlozony z 81 ochotnik6w do
Armii Polskiej. Znow tedy 81 CHOP
COW naszych z Detroit pr~zybedzie do
obozu W Niagara on the Lake. Ode
chali weseli | dumni, re TAX wielkle
dzielo maja pred SODA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
ZLOTE WESELE.

II Webster, Mass, dOnoSza nam 0
zlC TEN weselu, kt0re tam o%bchodzili
d.. . lutego b. r. p. Jan i Wiktorya
BrzeSriak.
Byla to u~roczystoSC r6wnie pOdniO-
SD jak rzewna. Jubilaci udali sic do
ko$ciola o go1z. 9 ranO, gdziC W
kruchCie zebrala juz spora gromad--
ka ich syn6w, c0rek, zieci6w, syno-
wych i wnuk0w. Razem rodzina ia
liCzyla Al czlonk0w. w O%toCzeniu tel
gromadki weszli jubilaci do ko$cioIa,
gdzie wszyscy przystapilid o spowie-
dzi $w. Pc spowiedzi udzielil pahst-
WI Brzezniak blogoslawiesntwa ko-
ScieirCgo proboszcz parafii, ks. A.
Cyran, pc ~odspiewaniu Veni Creator,
/ wreczyl I'm przygotowane do tel
cerr monii laski. Poten odprawiona
zoStafa solenna MsZa SW. przez ks:
p]roboszcza w asystencyi ks. NJ. Ha-
nyza &c Southbridge jake dyakona !
ks. J6zefa Stanczyka, tutejszego asy-
stenta, jake subdyakona. Podczas
Mszy sw. wszyscy przystapili do Sto-
lu Panskiego, q potem ks. proboszcz
wyglosil przemowe, w kt6rej podno-
sill cnoty i zalety jubilat6w, wzoro-
wych katolik0w i przedstawil ich ia
10 wz6r godny naSladowania.
Pc ceremoniach k%oscielnych odby-
Ia sic zabawa w domu jubilat6w !
tam dzieci i wnuki skiadali i'm zy-
czenia i upominki.
Panstwo Brzezniak przebywaja W
Ameryce 30 lat, a caly ten przeciag
czasu spedzili W Webster, Mass. Pan
Brzezniak tez przez caly ten czas pra
cowal w jednem miejscu, we fabryce
S. S. Staten and Sons. Liczy on te-
raZ lat 60, a malzonka jego lat ~.
Maja trzech syn6w i try corki; So
to-: Maryanna Piechowiak, Franci--
seek Brzezniak W Dudley, Mass. pier
wszy Polak piastujacy urzad publicz-
ny w Stanie Mass, Antoni Brzez--
MAX, Michalina Kwasna, Szczepan
Brzezniak i J6zefa Brzezniak.
WiadomoSci powyzsze nadesial
nan jeden wnuk6w j%ubilat6w, p.
J6zeI Piechowiak, kt6ry .r6wnoczes-
ME radby przez lamy naszego pism
w imieniu calej rodziny podziekowaG
wszystkim tym, kt6rzy przyczynili
sic do upiekszenia uroczystosci, a
ksiezom "a o~dprawienie ce-
remonii ]koScielnych i Siostrom Fell
cyankom "a przesliczne Drzystroje--
ME oltarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
PolitYka.
Z ll-tej Wardy.

Ma posiedzeniu Tow. Sokof Polski
,,Bratnia Dion" No. 1872 u. S. p,
gr. 1860 2. n. p. kt6re sic odbylo d.
10 lutego 1918 roku, ~ucnwalono je-
dnoglosnie popieraC kandydature ma
aldermana W nadchodzacych prawy-
borach p. Kleofasa Petkowskiego ma
tykiecie acknowledgement przeciwkc
Niemcowi, ktory jest obecnie alder
manem Uprasza sic wszystkich Pc
lak6w mogacych giosowaG ma kan
dydat6w acknowledgement W LEI
wardzie ably raczyli oddac swoje gio-
sy panu K. Petkowskiemu.
X. Lisowski,
J. Welik,
J.HTyrakowski,
komitet rezolucyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16

my. Wzieto paru jehc6w w poty-
czkach - Turcy ma oSdl slaby
stawiali op0r.
Berlin, 16. lutego. - Ma liniach
bclgijskich, W okolicy Name
k~cnsvcrse Nicmcy w paru star
diach patrolowych wzieli @6 jeh-
COW. dwu oficcr6w. w okolicy
Rheims strzclanina i r~ckoncsanse,
oraz potyczki patrolowe. W Siam
panii pod Tahure dziala ME spo-
czywajq. w Alzacyi walk ozy-
wione. lccz ma maia skalc.
- RAPPORT awiatyczny ogiasza,
II w micsiacu styczniu ma zacho-
Gnim froncie zniszczono Allan
tom 30 balon6w Isl acroplanow
Nicrncy stracily IS acroplanow l
4 balony.
- Ma odcinku amerykansklm
we Francyi Walk dzialowe bar
do ozywione; onegdaj pozycye
te bvly SLIME bombardowane
przez baterye niemieckie: rzucano
pociski gazowe przez try godzl-
ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
7 UNlWERSYTETU
,.NOTRE DAME.
z Uniwersytetu ,.NOtre Dame.
(Specyalna kOrespondencya uDziennl-
Ia ChicagOskiego').

NOtre Dame, Ind, Is lutcgo, 1918.
u chwila zerwania StoSunkOw dyplo-
m~atycznych pomiedzy Stanami Hjedno-
czonymi a Niemcami, gdy OGfoSzono
stan woienny, m1OdZieh Z tutteJSzego
uniwersytetu ..NOtre Dame" bez zadne-
20 wahania poSpieszyla pod broh | cd
daHa w usiugi kraiowi, kt6ry wyStq-
nil W Obronie zasad sprawiedliwoScl pro
muIgowanych Cd samcgO iStnienia tel
poteznej republiki.
Nietylko mlodziez ~stanela do apelu,
ale take czcSc ksiczy profcSor6w. a to
wiceprczes, ks. NJ. Walsh, {. S. C., KS.
J. McGinn, G.. S. C. Ks G. ODonncll,
c. s. c.. Ks. G.. F%innegan, G. 5. c., rs.
f.. Davis c.. S. G. i ks. +. F%inncSan.
c. S. c. MIOdziez Odczuwa wielka Stra
to, lccz pOciesza sic TEN. IL CT dzl'lni
kierownicy oddali W uSlugi rzqdowi
M zawoianic. Juh dziSiaj w>zyScy wy
aci w~ymicniCni znajduja sic w obozach
swardyi narOdOwcj udziclajQc pomo-
cy duchowncj.
Onegdaj wicczorcm odhy}o sic pozc-
gnanie Ks. ]. McGinn'a, prOfcsora So
cyologii / filOzofii. MiOdzicz zcbraia
sic ~licznic, ably p~ohcgnaC osobC, kt0ra
wicle lat spcdzila pOmicdzy MIA, udzic-
laiac zdrOwych zasad. W imicniu zgro-
madzcnia sw. KrzyHa przem6wl{ rex
tor zakiadu, Ks. Dir. j. Cavanaugh, {.
S. c., a w imicniu s%tudentGw pohegnal-
M mowc wyglosil Polak, p. MaXymi-
Ian G.. KazuS. student prawa a micSz-
kaiacy w Buffalo. y. Y. Student ka-
zuS Scrdecznic p%ozcgna} kapclana Ola
ruiac przy tel s~pOSobnOSci ladny przc-
kaz hankOwy ma rcce ks. Mcttinn'a.
Student KazuS hyt wydClcsOwany
przcz zarzad ostatnici klasy i wywia-
zaf sic &c swcGo zadania bardzO do
brZc.
Alexander 4. S%zczepaniIt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
S OKRET0W ANGIELSKICH
MA DINO

Londyn, 16. lutego. - Admiral
licya oglasza, IL flotylla kontrtor-
pedowcow niemieckich w rejdzie
ma Morzu Polnocnem zatopic zdo-
iala oSm statkow angielskich pa
trolowych, tepiacych nury nieprzy
jacielskie, poczem odplynela tax
szybko i Spiesznie, il jej angiel-
skie statki ME siegnefy, MIN sic
w danym punkcie skupic zdolaly.
Napad zostaf wykonany w pre-
smyku Dovru; zatopione zostaly:
flames Pond", Jamie Murray,
,Clover Bank, w. Elliott, Co.
Smos", .Silver Queen, .Neraci-
ty" i christina Craig" Strzelani-
ma trwala okolo try kwadranse ;
wiele ludzi zgine}o, ME wiadomo,
lecz w Dovrze wielu jest rannych
! chorych Z przeziebienia i przeby-
wanna dluzszego w wodzic.
Paryz, 16. lutego. - Jeden Z
aeroplan6w francuskich, wraca-
lac z rekonesansu, dojrzai nur
niemiccki blisko brzegow flan-
dryjskich, sygnalizowal stack 6w
drugi aeroplan, kt6ry poleciaf pc
bomby, gdy pierwszy pilnowaf
nur ow, a gdy drugi Z bombami
wr0cil zbombardowano nur tax,
IL najprawdopodobnicj zatonq}.
Niemcy wyrabiajq teraz balony Z
przyrzadami do wytrwarzania
sztuczncj mgly w powietrzu, by
statek zaslonic pred strzalami:
diva take statki obserwowano
mad jeziorem Konstancyi, gdzie
z~rlajduja sic gl6wnc niemicckie
fabryki balon6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
16tej Wardy.

Jutro popoludniu o godzinie 3ciej
w sail pnr. 1904 y. Paulina I'll. Cd
bedzie sic zebranie ~obywateli / oby-
wateek W sprawie kandydatury ia
ma A. Piotrowskiego, kt6ry staraG sic
bedzie W prawyborach zdobyC nomi-
macy, ma kandydata ma aldermana
Wardy 16tej. Przemawiac beda: aid.
Stan. H. Kunz, posei do legislatury
J6zef Petlak. Antoni Rudnicki, A..
T.. Lewis, J. Kurzawski, p. Skweres,
NJ. Markowski, a. H.. Sikorski i inni.
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
RAPORTY z FRONTOW 3D.
JOWYCH.

Paryz, 16. lutego. - Oddzialy
francuskie wdarfy sic ma LIME mic
mieckie pod Courcy, skad wr6ci}y
L tuzincm jeic6w i mitraliezq. w
Szampanii silna strzclanina trivia
stale, szczeg0lnie pod Butte-de-
Mcsnil: w bitWic w punkcie tym
stoczonej w dniu 1890 BIN. wzieli
Francuzi ogolem III jciic6w. Mad
Mozq dziala graja; w Okolicy
Wocvrc i w Alzacyi utarczki spo-
radyczne. Okolicc Mctzu zbom-
bardowano p~oteznic: 1900 kg. cx-
plozyw0w rzucono ia okolicznc
punkty strategicznc. w lasku
Chaumc pod Ncrdun odparto diva
rejdy niemieckie.
Londyn, 16. lutego. - w okoli-
cy Queant strzelanina bardzo po-
tczna, toz pod Gouzeaucourt i mad
Scarpe rzcczkq; s}abiej graja
dziala ostatnimi easy pod Iprcs
i Lens, lecz cato pod Lens byIo
kilka potyczek, w kt6rych wzieto
jcica NiemCom; pod Loos probe
rejdu niemieckiego baterye an
gielskie rozproszyly.
- Ma belgijskim odcinku odo-
sobniona strzelanina i rejdy, oraz
rekoneSanse.
Rzym, Is. lutego. - Poza odo-
sobniona akcya artyleryi niema
walk wazniejszych ma wloskim
froncie; w dolinach Giudiciaria i
Lagarina bylo pare potyczek. An
glicy ostatnio zajeli rozleglejszy
odcinek ma froncie w}oskim, wojsk
angielskich p~rzybylo wiecej. Pr
sma wioskie podaja interwiewy Z
gen. Diazem, wodzem naczelnym
wloskim, w ktorym tenze oswald
GA, IL skoro wschodni front pre-
stall bye grozny Centralnym, Who
chy So tax bezpoSrednio narazonc
Z ich strony; lecz So nan w
peini przygotowane.
Saloniki, 16. lutego. - Mad
Wardarem diva rejdy bu}garskie
ia pozycye francuskie zniesiono
zupe1nie; mad Ochrida jeziorem
patrol francuski rozpedzii patrol
austryacki. Dzia}ania artyleryi w
roznych odcinkach.
Londyn, 16. lutego. - Z Pale
styny donosza, IL wojska angiel-
skie posuncly tam LIME swe slime
dwie mile naprzod-na szesciu
milach frontu W okolicy miejsco-
woSci Muchmas, o jedenaScie mil
ma D6Lnornv wsch6d Cd Jcrozoli- :
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Z l5-tej Wardy.
komitet rezolucyi

Wczoraj wicczorem W hall parafial-
mel ma Helenowie odby}o sic posiedze-
ME Obywateli Klubu Kazimicrza Wiel-
kiego, kt6ry jednogioSnic indorsOwal
kandydature Polaka, Demokraty Kle--
mensa l.. Wr6blewskiego, ma alderma-
ia przeciw sOcyaliScie W tel wardzic.
CziOnkowie Klubu wyzej wymienionc-
go, dolozQ lyle sill, lie i'm bedzie star
czyc. ably polaka dostac ma urzad al
dCrmana W tel wardzie. Kaady Polak
| Polka pOwinny oddac sw6j CLOS pol
skiemu kandydatOwi | pOkazac, re 1jta
Warda tca moze bye reprezentowana
przez Polaka Aldermana.
Stefan Przybylski, prezcs.
J6zef Kulihski, sekretarz.