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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14

I Tuesdays fighting put the French
more than a mile north Of Cam
| bronne, close 10 Attiche and Carmoy
| farms, where are two big machine
gun nests.
The French left, advancing on
| Lassinyg, met with vigorous resist
ance north of st. Claude farm and
and north Of Mareuil- la Mette. How
ever. they succeeded in fighting their
way through the woods and moved
their line 500 yards northeast of
Curry. North Of the village Of Curry
they reached the southern edge
| of Loges wood and also penetrated
| the park belonging to the Chateau
of Plessier de Roye. They also
reached Belval, between Plessier de
Roye and Thiescourt.
The enemy still holds the greater
part Of Thiescourt wood and the
formidable plateau Of Plemont.
British Statement.
London. Aug. 14.-British troops
have gained further ground at the
apex Of the Lys salient in Flanders.
says the official statement from
Field Marshal Haig today. East of
Meteren the line was advanced
slightly while east of Vieux, south
of Meteren patrols established new
line.
The statement reads:
"The hostile artillery was active
during the night on the battlefront.
There was no infantry action.
AT midday yesterday local hostile
attacks in the Dickebusch sector were
repulsed. During the night the en-
envy artillery has shown considerable
activity in this neighborhood and
also against our positions northwest
of KENNEL.
we secured prisoners last night
in a successful raid in the neigh
borhood of Ayette.
IN the Vieux- -Berquin sector
our patrols, have continued to push
forward and have succeeded in es-
tablishing a line east of the village.
A number of prisoners and machine
guns were captured in the course OF
these operations.
"Our line has been advanced
slightly east OF Meteren."
French Official Report.
Paris, Aug. 14.--Only the artillery
was active during the night on GER
tain sectors between the Avre and
the Oise. says the war statement
Along the VesIe. where French and
American troops are stationed. tlaa
Germans made vain raids. The
French took prisoners in raid I'll
Champagne.
The statement reads:
Between the Avre and the 0ise
there was activity by our own ana
the enemy artillery, notably in the
sectors OF Roye- Sur Matz and Con
cI1y- Les Pots.
"on the front Of the Yesle Ger-
man raids were without results.
Prisoners were taken by the
French during an incursion into the
German lines IN the region of Mesnil
Les HurllIs.
tThe night was calm eyerywasra
else
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14
HumbertS Army Is
Steadily Progressing
TO0Onrd Hun Positions
RAWLINsON FORCES MEETING DESPERATE
RESISTANCE WITH GERMANS DETERMINED
TO HOLD CHAULNEs HEIGHTS AT ALL COST
(By Asaocfated press.)

LONDON Aug 4The town Lassigny the southern Of the
oady battle front for which the French have been
mus to the west and SOUTH has been The Pail Mall
Gazette today under
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14

The commission declared it took
this action because, thousands Of
eople-largely residents of dry ter
,ritory outside of Red Lake county
charged that enormous quantities Of
liquor were being distributed from
Red Lake Falls and Plummer.
Freight records showed, the board
said, that more than 21S tons OF
Whiskey and about IS carloads OF
beer were delivered at Red Lake
Falls during the first six months Of
this year. The railroad agent at
Plummer, a town OF $50 people, told
the committee that shipments to
that village during the past year to-
tailed 2,72s gallons of whiskey,
brandy, gin, alcohol and wine and
loo, ,11S gallons of beer.
Saloonkeepers were given 10 days
to go out of business. The order viii
remain in effect until three months
after the war.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14

Paris Aug. IA q:O5 p. m.)-General Humbert's
army, operating the southern end Of the Pcardy bat
tie line is reported today be progressing steadily to-
ward Noy0n. The desperate German defense of the
ChaunesRoye road has caused delay in the storng of
the NOyonp position, which now said to be impending
The army of General Rawlnson, which is holding
the line just to the north of the French POSITIONS is
meeting most desperate resistance along it's whole front
The Germans determined to retain the Chaulnes
heights at all costs.
= The Germans now are in Plemont, about a mile
southeast of Lassgny to which they retired following
new advance by the French General Humbert's army
moved forward two miles yesterday and took the St
Claude farm which makes the hold of the French on the
southern part Of the hiescout Plateau secure At PIE
mont the Germans found positions all ready to receive
them and were able to offer strong resistance. The
enemy took Plemont during the fighting early in June
and their old trenches there still organized with wire
entanglements.
The entire region about Lassigny is cut by spurs
and ridges which facilitate defensive operations At
Canny ysurMatz, two miles northwest of Lassgny the
Germans in the old trench POSITIONS The enemy is
seeking to unite parts of the old French line with some
of his former positions.
The tactics have again changed the entire character
of the fighting> bringing the troops back to hand
grenade encounters in the trenches
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14
(Ry Associated Press }

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. IA.
large section Of the
northwest was made bone
dry today by an order Of
the state public safety com
mission, which instituted
prohibition in Red Lake
county, as a war measure,
This district was termed
an ''oasis" for northern
Minnesota, the d a kotas S
and adjoining Canadian
territory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14
Demand Is Made.

London, Aug 14.-It is reported
from Moscow by way Of Berlin that
the diplomatic representatives Of the
entente have handed collective
note TO War Minister Trotzlky de-
1nanding within three days an ex-
PLANTATION OF Premier Lenine's threat
that Russia would declare war
against Anglo French Imperialism" !"
the Central News states.
It was reported on Monday that
Premier L,enine and War Minister
TrotzlSy Of the Bolshevik govern lent
had fled from Moscow TO- the naval
stronghold OF Kronstadt, an that
the Bo1shevik sgovernments a
whole would follow them the Ow-
ing To the difficulties OF ccra ltlica-
ton with Russia, 1t seems Dahie
that the above dispatch hes been de-
Iayed ia transit and refers To an
event of several days ago. Lenine' s.
declaration Waa made prior 70
August 8, when American Consul
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14
PRoMlNEMT PRIEsT pIEs.

Butte, Aug. l4. The Right Rev
Mgr ne Sierfe, long identified in
Butte with the Catholic church died
about 1915 o'clock last night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-14

Torpa eee
An Atlantic AIi8 "A Ger,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
LAND OF BEAUTY.
HE FINDS FRANCE
Former rimes-Dinpatch Man Writes
Friends Of InterestinE Country
Now Smiling.

France is = beautiful land. a smil-
ing land. and immensely interesting"
wrote -. w. II. Britt, former Times
Dispatch man. on october Is TO Rich
mord friend. 81 have been over there
about three months. Tho sights l have
seen in that time! The big sight up
at the front. / regret to say, I have
missed So far: but smaller and less
startling sights 1 have sAen galore.
| have had a chance TO see a
good deal Of France from tho doors OF
box cars. and the list OF cities I have
sound. for instance, Rouen. Tours.
Poitiers. Nantes, Argens Chalons. etc.
In some OF the places j have merely
/ have had the chance to explore u
This Sunday afternoon it Is rainy
and chilly. ! wish that instead OF hang
old Broad and Main car and go over to
sec YOU for awhile. That would suit
INC inc
letter u: August 60, and was glad TO
nave IL. remember that about this
time last year-it was on my birth
day.,I had q good letter from YOU and
stop here n minute to give my best
to your mother md father. The same
goes also to you and Bob.
once displayed mechanical talent in
operating my fathers lawn mower, I
suppose. vas transferred from the
IIowitzers the LIST OF September and sent
french motor i, school. Here have Seen
learning to run tractors and heavy
auto tricks for hauling guns through
shall! remain here about month
longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
DinwIddic organized.

Dinwiddie County was organized
yesterday for the united war work
campaign at meeting held at the
courthouse. The $1,000 allotment to
the county was apportioned among the
Tour districts as follows: Namozinc,
S4,uOo;- Itowanty, s2'7Jo; Darviiic, ST.
#i59sSSappony, Sl,50O. puwddic went
fatArGad OF its quota in the fourth
Iihetty loan, and it is expected that il
wtl.uuickly raise it's united war worK
uuota.,:- All OF the precincts in tho
county, have been organized for the
campaign.
Petersburg has already organized 20
raise lis quota OF $4,000. and victory
boys and victory girls will aid IN tho
campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
GRIPPE PLAGUE CLAIMS
592 LIVES IN RICHMOND
1.4SO Cases Reported Since Epidemic
Stnrted-Dr. FiannaRnn's Brother
Dies In ChArIOttesHiIle.

influenza continued to subside In
Richmond. While ffty-nve cases were
reported yesterday. 20 the City Health
Department, 1t is officially stated that
thirty-siX OF these arc known to be
old cases which were not reported
wien the epidemic was at it's height.
There were four deaths.
Th" epidemic here WAS b. no means
al inconsiderablc one. The pcstilcnce
has taken to date toll OF 500 lives
Total cases to date number ll.4SO.
DE-. Roy *. J'lannagan, CHIEF Ofiicer
OF the CITY Health Department, viii
remain in Charlottesville until after
the funeral Of his brother. Captain
Lawrence l.. Flanagan. United States
Army. who died. in tho Albemarle city,
from influenza. The deceased had been
Ill for several weeks. lie was fifty mo
years of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

OF whisky. and pint in ono Of her
shoes. She was sent on FOR trial.
Sam Elder. Il white man. was sent
TO jail for fifteen days to-day. lie was
given sl2 with which he was to buy
n quart of whisky, and he failed TO
return with either.
The Methodist ministers Of the city
acted az pallbearers yesterday after
noon nj tho funeral OF Rev. r.. p. Par
ham. 4 member OF the Virginia Con-
ference.
y seventy-tlve foot flag pole was
raised yesterday afternoon by soldiers
1T the pumping station on st. Andrew
street. and a large American nag was
thrown 70 tho b-ee.c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels. OF this city,
has received letter from her son.
i,-ivato James Daniels. OF Company X.
Infantry. stating that
lie is in hospital in France recover
ing from a Sigh; wound recently re-
ceived in action.
Mrs. DIR. Nixon and daughter, Mary,
'rho. have been III OF influenza pncu
uonia. arc both much improved.
Mamie Cation. colorcd. was arrested
last night for transporting liquor. She
was caught as she alghted from a
train from the North In belt under
nor clothes were found eight quarts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
It'd. WANTS
TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized ana lndeSed for Quick
Reference

i1c limo Sunday.
SC linc Daily.
slc line for ; consecutive insertions
sc line for consecutive insertions.
Minimum OF lines Is allowed.
Minimum charge, - cents
the inch. -
All advertiscn,cn.s received up to 10 p N.
g r NJ Saturdayst the day befors pub
LEGATION Will receive proper clasafc 4 lion.
Advertisements received after that hour
VIII be piaced In tho TOO Late TO Class
~ column.
TELEPHONE
Telephone your Want Ads TO The Times
Dispatch. Randolph l. whom you lind 1t
more cenvenient to do co. and they will
be taken ut Office ratcs-
SUBSTATIONS FOR I'D. WANTS
TiHies- Dispatch Branch offices arc main
tanned IN practically every Drug Store IL,
the city for the coiirorionee OF tho public.
Want Ads arc accepted by them at reSu-
lar Office rntc.
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch Otaco Times D;spatch. 1906 Hull
~ Telephone RaHdopn 630H-
PETERSBURG.
Times hepatch Branch. All North Second
erect: phoro Petersburg as6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
The SeHLnposed Duty

The
raise these the fighting
other to
smokes chocolate athletics
that
in
1 h a det mis- mind from the perfect battle
sort comfort and help follows
nome TO the Shell No Mans Land
iron, h Of those flesh and
from strange land fighting
oa the liquid hapnel explosive bull
e the
anu & poisoned deadly Could the
I'VE nrong, two years OF for mericans' Two million
gre hat we may fall within the clutch
' poi-
n can 90 put up enough permit
nrmyK
@ A. u ~ T. W. C. War Camp Community
among
used to at = W - 'o '"'nss II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
lPEIERSBURG'S HEALTH BOARD
sLNTS ALL FLU RESTRICTIONS
Ckdfthca VIII Reopen sunday nnd Chill
s5S3 ~, .,drcn Return TO school
MnnLuy

'ss PEfERSBURG, VA. November -
ine..innuenSa quarantine has been en-
Streiy removed in the City, the disease
having almost entirely disappeared
rom the community. The Beard or
heath has now removed the restric-
lions heretofore placed on the churches
5andsSthe schools. This order is TO be
come effective Saturday morning AZ &
Eo'clocE. and the sunday schools and
chutphes will be opened after weeks
OF closing on Sundays. The schools
VIII be opened OH Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

Tho report OF the signing Of an az
inisticc with Germany ana the ceSsa-
tton OF hostilitics caused great re-
1oicinE in the city this afternoon. All
the church bells and fire bells were
peas as a welcome to peace. and q
United States flag was run up over
the courthouse. Hymns of praise and
of ST. Pauls Church Twice during
the afternoon did the bells unite in
peaitng forth glad tidings to the re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
Police Arrest. in october.

The repor; OF the rolico Department
rests for all crimes. casscd as fol-
lows: assaults. 16: druaks. -: felony,
10; tugitives from justice. s; larceny,
fS; !unacy, ?; misdemoano-. 60. tres
pass, 10: ordinance violations. 1863:
peace warrants, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
Mrit nt Euor Allo--a

Write OF error by the Supreme Court
OF Appeals. in session. was granted
Yesterday in the case OF Mrs c. H.
Scott against Annie Maye Rucker. The
case was tried in the Corporation Court
for the city OF Hopewell on a cues
ton Of unlawful detainer OF an infant
Allen Hucker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

AETHONY.-Died at hts residence 2aS
West Grace. yesterday afternoon At 5:l5.
ALBERT GALIPOE ANTHONY. SIR, in his
eighty second year.
Funeral notice later.
Clifford. 1870 Litt!epaEe Street Maddox Hill.
MRS. FRANCES A. FORD. aged eighty
three years.
Funeral will take place at the grave in
Oakwood THIS (Fridayl AFTERNOON at
O'clock. November s. 1913 Relatives ip-
vfted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
EMFLOi hEh1
HELP wANTED-MALE.
ADVERTISING

SOMEWHERE IN Richmond there Is
n young man who is thinking about
EoinE to work. and looking for a DO
sition that offers "a future: or he may
be already employed. but for ono
reason or another. feels that the field
OF salcSInanship and advertising offers
larger possibilities. TO such "A young
man the position We have open offer.
rare opportunity. The principal re-
ouirements viii be high school edu-
cation. determinations. maniiness. He
will be paid fair salary 10 start
with. his future earnings viii depend
upon his ability. address y o0T, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
DiSiIWASIIEI,S--

W A n I 3 D, dishwashers,
kitchenmen and yardmen,
come at once. w. j. Pattee,
Commlssary Department,
Camp Eustis, Lee Hall, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER - Wanted q
t., good assistant hookkeper with experience
Courkne Co. Ninth aud Gary Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
ION t Let This Peace Talk StoD You
THIS SAGE PATRToTIcALLY coNrnIBurEp Dy

+. l.. Taylor & Co.
II. i. Taylor, Jr.
V. HechIer Packing n Com. CO.
NJ. j. johnson
u. II. Hey
y. T. Allen & Co.
JAS. G.. Smith ~ Go.
Estate NJ. Creighton
Southern Paper Co.
w. =. Tanner Paint Co.
w. II. Taylor
The Planet, by Jno. Mitchell.
~ Jr.
IT. g. +. Laundry Go.
Musterfield Sand Il Gravel Co.
Jno. NJ. Taylor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE. 10
COBURN'S FALL USED
CAR BARGAINS

VIZ ts, HAVE CUTIE nT !, 4 y, I,,AEGE STOCK OF
70 MHTIiALE Ii nEbnc ASP P IL 9 ST5EE
EHS? EE LItNTEH 9 Mh II RE
RirICE rEIcEs: '-,N-
OVERLAND 1917. light. /. new tires. pain,
diton e''-
,h"sasshy oyrhaaedr e and doT Ia F2g pa, e Class
merhanicat condition Bargain
COLE f,cyiimder, touring. perfec, mechanical
condition; Sood paint. top und new tires.
cApiLl.Ac With cord tires. bumper. FIX
,1cs s6Da '5 ags ns%y painted
6.5c1 miles and Just lIiio new. The prico Will
surprise sou.
; i; SSapet sGsH tires
sAXoN six light, 1918. good tires. paint.
gain.
asDte1 anil 'IroS 0p In ih2 ratsf, Hs eon
tastes, Fora in Kichmond. newly painted
sTupEBAkER six. 1915, +-,asseneer club
S %sT s '1"'G s sS"d Ss FsS1
,lrst-ciass mechanical condition. 4 b.,
gain. Tho owner drafted.
VIM delivery truck. 1917. wi.h bunp., -ood
tires and newly painted. Tho very thing
for light delivery.
TWO Republic oneton trucks completely re-
built and just az good new. biggest
truck bargain in Richmond.
THE shove cars have, gone through cur
a are in nrSt-ciags mechanical com
dillon. Tops axe good. The paint is good
and most OF thCm have extra euuip,bcn.
The above cars represent inc best bargains
III used cars Ia iichInond. and II you are
considering tho purchase or a good car
you had ae;to! see US without fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

SEA ALI LIP PROPOSALS v!ii be opened by the
ott,Hntnouse SUPERINTENDENT. Fifth Dist rict
Hsmber o! e. iii.ds -, ,o'clo?k =: 81; on no:
o eSs D nnd using the reservation and dwelling
81, na IsGn zap Cuton Lighthouse Reservation
fEoa1:' on on Farrars stand Henrico County. Va
LOT one year. beginning January 1aia'
d dh5os nation upon application 10 the above
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

AUTO MECHANICS = Wunted Competent
meGhs MICS NJ. -. Stone Motor Co. Iuc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

nafty, srodk6w transportacyjny
chmiast zapob obiezenie Wyzys--
kowii z5yy-Wnosciiowemu ichwie, o.
chrona dzieci przy pomocy odpo-
wiednich praw jednost jny sys-s
TEN sadowy.
w dodatku do powyzzszych pod
staWoWyeh deklaracyi Wszystkiey
str ronnietwa " Polsce zgodzily SIG
zze rad bedzie ME monarchia ale
Wolna demokracya na podsta
swach progesywnych Konsty ytuan
ta zadecyduje " niedzyczasie
rad prowiizoryczny, ttymczasoWe
||rady ludoWe konlitety liihkwida-'
eyjne, kt6re jmuja sic sprawaEs
ii nj rzadoWemi, prac,lja zgodnie q
temii szasadami. Me Mezczyzni j kobies
b kiicl deklaraee
pcsa ieni la r6E1,ej N az Reo
& g. m
[sizi DaFne poll
|ssolnos 8
||5I1l z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
Hsndskii rosi . zolllnielllzy oll iie.lll
RoIska Amerykafstich.

PaIy5 14 grud. Brygadyer
general Pilsudski, polski minister
wojny, wystosowal prosbe do mar
! szalka Focha, ably wyslal nastepn
jaea depesze do prezydenta vii
soma:
- " inlieniu Polskiej ArmHi, kt6
rel jestem wodzem, mann zaszczyt
prosic Pana, abys zgodzil sic ma
wyslanie do Po1ski " jak najkr6t
Sym czasie polskich oddzia16w
pod ameryk ykanska flaga sfuzacych
celem polaezenia ich Polska Ar
mia. 2
Telegram ten ME jest calkiem
Ezrozumialy. Widocznie ME chodzi
tu Q Armie Polska we Francyii,
kt6ra sluzyla pod polskim sztan-
darem i ktora juz wyruszy1a do
sPolski, ale 0 polskich zolmerzy,
:s1uzacych W armiii am erykanskiej
zaznaczye jednak wypada, ze Pill
sudski ME ma prawa domagae sic.
wydania tych 5olnierzy, ponie--
Waz naleza do tel armiii ME jako
Polacy ale jako obywatele ame-
rykanscy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

do wojny. Zwyczajnie propagan-
da prowadzona byla przez dobit-
ME oddzielna grupe niemiecklch
agentow .albo pro niemieckich A
nnerykanoW, a naczelnicy niemlec
kich. agentow musiel mice wiele
|trudnosci aby tltrzymac Wladomo
sci planach sabotazu Cd tych
propagandzistoW.
Pliki IA biurach sledczych ma
ia zawierac setki nazwisk ME-
mieckich agent6W j Amery kanoW
2 ktorymi oni mieli do czynienia
W otrzynlywaniu Wiadomosci 0
przy gotowanaeh narodoW do Woj
ny zamieszaniach niemieckicll
nieprzyjaciol zanim ten kraj przy,
stapil do wojny. Nazwiska te ME
zostaH wy jawione.
Skoro pan BielaWski znoW wy.
stapii pred komite tenn senatu do
egzaminacyi, bye moze i niekto-
rzy senatorzy moga go zapytac 9
faze " biurach roboezych lima "a
anizeli walka przeciw niemiec kiel
propagandzie.
W ca1ej wojnie bylo zwyczajem
depart spraWiedl dliwosci po
zostac akuratnym y sekretach "
Wielu spraWach odnoszacych sic
v Wiekszosci spraw y stosulnkalu1
do sledztwa agentoW wlacznie
wewnetrznych nieprzyja jaci6i RE
cznik jeneralny Gregory powiada
ze Wiiele = tych Wojennyc ych sekre-
tow zostanie Nv jaWiion u sto-
soWnym czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17
Stany zjedno czone posiadajal
wiele dokunlentoW . szpie-
gostwie nieprzyiaeid.

Washington, II grud. Gale
stosy dokumentoW rzucajaeych
swiatio la niemiecki system Wysa
dzenia W powietrze amunicyi
praktykowanie sabotazu j szple-
gostwa w rozmaitych formach ze-
brano w departamencie sadoWnlct
wa w przygotowaniu do dyskuto-
wanna, lecz urzednicy ME okres-
lii :iaka czesc bedzie roztropnem
wydac albo czyby sic ME dalo bez
vnieszania sic rzadowych agen-
tow postepowac..
Wyhycie A. Bruce BielaWskie-
so. naczelnika biura sledczego
pred komitetem senatu sledczej
propagandy stanowi tylko mala
czesc dowodow mieckch prak
tykowan, zebranych przez depar.
lament agentoW ostatnich
dwoch latach. Pan Bie1ash uWa-.
zal sam "a stosowne ograniczyti
sic do propagandy jak wyszcze-.
golniono, a TO szczego olnie bylo q
sobna odnoga eckiej robotJ
" tym kraju tax przedten jak
po przystapieniu StanoW Zjedn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-17

bltnleJsZc inquiry.
Ameryka przoduje
W oxoio ich poWozow rzucano
kwiaty, aeroplany wirowaly mad
ich Giovanni, ar1naty grzmialy.
Lecz observatory zainteresowa-
nj byii czems wiecej anizeli wspa
nia4em pieknem przyjeciem
rrzez pewicn rodzaj ciepla ktore
robito roznice odwizyt robionych
do Paryza obecnie przez pofaczo
ne slianckie narody.
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ryzu anizeli noe rozejmu. Miasto
.gorza}o Cd iluminacyi; bulewary
natfoczone byly ludem; tance, i
spiewy i rzucanie konfctow.
Plac La Concordia zamieniony
byt ma pavilion taneczny, gdzie
zofnierze amerkanscy sa ulubien-
cami towarzyskimi Ameryka PRO
duje tu dis wieczorem.
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Francyi podniecona zosta}a przez
prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych iak przez zadnego innego ma
rzelnika po "a granicy.
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tym kraju zfaczyly sic do z}ozenia
holdu Stanom Zjednoczonym
przez ich prezydenta. Witaja 60