davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-04

To feel strong, have good Ape
tite and digestion, sleep soundly and
enjoy life. use Burdock Blood Bit
ters. the family system tonic. Price
.s1.a6.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-04

Washington, July 1.-CSsualties
in the American Expeditionary Force
thus far reported total 1888, sum-
maries issued today by the War De-
partment and marine corps show.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-04

s Holstein cows; first-calf heif-
ers, fresh soon. Phone GA or 566.
26-zwl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-04
Han Insurance.

have three reliable companies
writing insurance on wheat as high
as $1,000 per acre. Same rates se
last year.
25wtt W. D. NICHOLS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-04

Heifers for sale. Call 1905 Brown
phone. 3-1w2d
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-07-04

Lost, on streets, Friday night,
crank for REQ car. Finder please
leave at Brewers store for reward.
3 -d1tw1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

property Of the Egin family belonged to
the Trift family. family that was
numerous and prosperous In Fairfax
county before the American Revolutions,
and many Of whose members are still
living in the county. while hundreds OF
the descendants Of the Revolutionary
Trifts are scattered over the United
States.
Turning into lane and following It
for about five hundred yards, with a
field Of heading wheat on the left and
field Of fine red clover and timothy
on the right, the Rambler came to an
extensive group Of farm buildings. This
is the hofneseat OF Locust Grove, which
Charles Elgin bought in 1856 from the
Thrift family. The name E1gin is not
pronounced "Eijin-" The ''g" is hard.
Charles Eigin was born in Loudoun
county. near Midd1ehrg. His father
was Gustavus Elgin and his wife was
born Mary Thrift. He had four sons
and two daughters. The first son was
Custayus, who married Miss Smith OF
Fairfax. The second son WAS Hamilton,
who died just after the civil war while
young man. He was not married
The third son was Charles, who married
Miss Annie Gibson OF UpperviIle. Eau
QUEER county. The fourth son was Town
send. who did not marry and died when
he was about thirty-dve years old. The
first daughter was Rebecca, who never
married. The second daughter was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

to get anywhere If this old road could
tafk 1t would probably say something
like this: II am not a fast road. Speed
ers shun me and because Of this am
not the cause Of many accidents. I
do not solicit the patronage Of reckless
drivers &c Is nothing like so uneaEnfort-
able for a traveller to get stuck in
mudhoie as it il to hit a telegraph pole
while going SIXTY miles an hour. II you
want to travel like old Dexter used ito
60, or travel as fast as Irish Lad. Syson-
by or Ornfondale could run, or Lou
Dillon, Major Deimar or Uhlan could
trot, or Dan Patch or DirectuE1 pace. to
say nothing Of Goldsmitf's Maid, Jay
Eye See, Mand 8. or Maid Marian, why,
sir. you should take some other road,
but If you arc content to travel in an
orderly way and will stick to me long
enough, l VIII lead you where you want
to CO.
In one place the road widened so
that instead Of hedge Of bushes on
each side there was a Level patch of
grass. An old colored man mounted ON
enc horse and leading another was COM
ing from the opposite direction. 1t was
one OF those work. teams. man and
horses. that had put in all the fair days
of spring. and some of the other kind
also. in blowing. Both the horses saw
or shifted that grass and sided of
toward it and the old man let them
have their heads. Green stun is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
Eating Camel Now.

Al American. recently released
~ from Germany, said to a New
York reporter:
ITO show you how hard put to it
the Germans are by famine, the
Saxons are eating camel Camel meat
10 on sale in all the best butcher
shops Of Saxony. Its cost Is hendish.
A pound of camel costs more than
we pay here for the very best spring
chicken"
How about the taste of this camel
meat% the reporter asked. do the
Saxons like it@'
mo; it gives them the hump"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

for which he was transported from Eng
land to Virginia
The Rambler refrains from mixing in
q quarrel Of this kind. He refuses to
have any controversy with any ghost on
any suhject. but he respectfully assures
all tie spirits and their descendants that
in rambling through the neighborhood
Of Washington be tries to pick out the
best assortment Of ancestral homes and
old graveyaRds that are to be found now.
It was one Of those hot days so try
ing to old men but good for the corn
crop when the Rambler struck into the
road that leads south from Springhill
It Is a narrow road shut In along some
parts Of its course by margins of green
bushes, and IN these tangles can be
found specimens Of nearly all the plants
that grow wild IN the environs of Wash
ington- It Is quite natural road; that
il It has not been 10 improved as to be
prirn. straight and dull Too much culti-
walton spoils some roads Just as 1t ruins
some people. It goes along in an easy,
comfortable way making turns to the
right or left as It's fancy directs and as
though it were in no particular hurry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
Food Prices in 1876.

nLD food price lists have a reai-
W niscent interest for Washington
people Of the present and The Star
has been printing the prices of food
in the Washington market for many
years. Quite at random, the follow
ing price list OF things good to eat
was taken from The Star of June z
1876:
Ffsh-Rock, 40 to 50 cents a bunch:
perch, IS, to 40 cents a bunch; catfish,
rs cents per bunch: hafibut, 20 cents
per pound; yellow perch. 40 cents per
bunch: California salmon, 40 to SO
cents per pound; lobster, 12 to Is cents
per pound; blueffsh, 50 cents to 81
each, shad, SO to 50 cents Der pair:
n1ackerel. Is cents: salt water tailors.
40 cents per bunch: salt water trout,
40 cents per bunch; terrapins, 50 cents
to 81 each.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish. Is cents
per peck; cabbage, to II cents q
head; carrots, 5 cents per bunch: spin-
aeh. Is cents per peck: lettuce.
to cents a head; radishes,
5 cents per bunch: rhubarb, cents
ner bunch; asparagus, to 9 cents per
bunch: cymblings. 40 to so cents per
dozen.
Fruit-Oranges, 40 to so cents per
dozen; lemons, 20 to 30 cents per
dozen; apples, 50 to rs cents per peck:
bananas. 60 cents per dozen: pineap-
Piles, 10 to Is cents each; strawber-
ries. S to 10 cents per quart: goose
berries, S to s cents per quart; cher.
ries. Is cents per quart
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steak, 20 to e
cents per pound: sfrioin steak. 40
cents per pound; round steak, Is cents
per pound; roasting pieces, 20 to rs
cents per pound; corned beef, 10 to
Is cents per pound: dried beef. 20
cents per pound; pork, 10 to 20 cents
a pound; mutton, Is to 20 cents per
pound: lamb. Is to 20 cents per pound:
veal, Is to Is cents per pound; hams,
whole. II cents per pound; hams, cut.
Is cents; ham, sliced. IS cents per
pound: middling, Is cents per pound:
shoulder. whole, IA cents per pound:
shoulder, cut. Is cents per pound; lard.
Is cents per pound.
Eggs. 20 cents per dozen; cheese, 20
to Is cents per pound: chickens, dress-
ed. 81 to $1.2s per pair; spring ehick-
ems. 81 to IS per dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09
Honest to the Core.

As an Illustration of the type of men
80 making up the great new Army
Of Uncle Sam, the story 10 told of an
incident which occurred recently at
ons Of the Y. NJ G. A. huts in Wash
ington- The story is related 'by a
Washington young lady who volun-
teered her services and has been en-
ployed in the hut.
A young man in khaki called the
young lady aside one day. stating that
he desired to speak to her privately
regarding business matter.
Were you short IN your accounts
yesterday on the days saIesr' he
azked
TIE surprised young lady replied
that she knew of nothing Of the kind.
's'ure You were not?" further que
rfed the soldier
Again the volunteer worker replied
that, as far as she knew, the account
had balanced.
Well" said Sammy. II don't sup
pose you remember IL. but came in
here yesterday and bought a three
cent stamp. I handed you a nve-dol-
lar biit and you gave me $4.s7 in
change
Yes. but wasn't that correct 90
asked the young WOMAN
I'm, Absolutely, came the reply,
but you did not let me finish my
story. had no more than gotten out
side the hut and licked my stamp
when found that had my change
and also my original five-dollar bill
1t was in among the bills you gave
me, and / hustled right back to ind
you, bat you were gone
Now. here's the way I figured II
out: II I turned in the nver to some
one else 1t sort Of showed y0sa I'm as
being the least little bit careless, 50
held onto 1t until yoa appeafed again
We'll keep the seeret-and here's the
w."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

life of horses in summer" the Old colored
man said to the Rambler.
. or the left of the road on wooded
hin was a log cabin, a very picturesque
rustic dwelling. and the Rambler asked
whose home II was. and the man with
the horses answered that it was his. HIS
name is Alfred Carter, an old coiorcd
man Of courteous and one might truly
write courtly manner, using the word
"co1rtIy" In tae sense Of meaning espe-
ciahy good manners.
The road along this part Of the course
Is bounded by two farms celebrated In
the annals OF Fairfax county. On the
right is the home place and the burial
place of Col. George West Gunnsil. who
died in 1873 at the age OF eighty nine
years and whose great-graadchildren and
great Observation-Disclosures are numerous
in the country around Washington. On the
left Il the Elgin farm. long called Locust
Grove, and which before becoming the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

Alice. who became the wife Of Wyatt
Jackson Of Fairfax.
Charles Elgin and Annie Gibson had
five children, the survivor being Daven-
FORT Blackwell Elgi1. the present owner
OF Locust Grove farm, an estate Of 40
acres and one CT the highly prosperous
farms Of the country ad jacent to Wash
ington. Davenport Egin married Miss
Mamie E Elgin of Lordou,s, a third
cousin. The other children OF Charles
and Annie Gibson E1glu were Pauline,
died in infancy; Bertha, who died at the
ase OF aixtcen; Charles Thrift Eagia and
Hattie Els;n.
Leaving. beaiEd the lawns, gardens,
groves and fields Of the kIsfn place. the
Rambler followed another long farm lane
which led him into the Lewinsvi road
and turning west came to the intersec-
ton Of that road and the Sprfngflil road
At the junction there is a venerable pine
tree and clump Of white oaks Two
or three hundred yards south on the
road that leads to the Alexandria pike
is Shiloh Baptist Church. the spiritual
home Of one of the old eoiored co1erega-
tons of Virginia. It was founded In
1869.
The Rambler met In the road . man
who carried worn sAeepskin bound
book under his arm. He was Richard
T. Jackson, secretary of the little
church. He told the Rambler that the
organizer Of the church was Rev Cyrus
Carter. who died long ago. Two Of the
best loved preachers at that church
whom he recalled were Rev. W. II. Scott
and Rev. ]. E. Field, both dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

In the southwest angle Of the Shiloh
church road and the Lewinsville road.
and almost screened from view BY chest
nut trees. Is Odrick school for coiored
children. The school is named for the
coto-ed man who gave the land, and, il
the Rambler Is not mistaken, helped to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-06-09

Behind that ghost may stand another
He Il an older ghost. clad in bear and
be4ver skins with the exception OF his
hsad, which is covered with coonskin
cap. Balanced across his forearm is a
rusty gun with an extraordinarily long
barrel By his side 10 his wife. who is
an Indian woman. Perhaps she was Of
the Neeostin tribe. But she may have
been Senaca or a Piscataway. Grin
ming. this ghost Is saying to the Ram
bier: '"Thoe ghost in London tabernacle
clothes is an upstart. He and his family
were newcomers in the Potomac coun-
try. 1 hewed the logs, set up my cabin
in these parts, married this Indian prin-
cess. raised my family and passed from
the world before the great-grand-
father Of this ghost committed the crime
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
EX 7 RA !
Z OSTATNICH TELEGRA-
NOW.

Paryz, 20. maja. - Lufbery,
major amerykanskiego awiatycz--
nego korpusu - zginaf W potycz-
&C napowietrznej.
Londyn, 20. maja. - Niemcy
urzadzili reid awiatyczny ma An
glie: cztery aeroplany i'm znisz--
czono. Niemcy rzucili znaczna Ii
czbe bomb, lecz jake szkody o.
fiary spowodowali - ME wiado--
mo.
Madryt, 20. maja. - Nur ME-
miecki u. xxx" przybyf do
portu Cartagena SLIME uszkodzo-
ny zostai tam internowany.
Londyn, 20. maja. w Pradze
czeskiej ogioszono stan obleze-
mia: wczoraj byiy tam wielkie de-
monstracye: tiumy Czechow
wznosiiy okrzyki ma Geese PREF.
Wilsona, oraz Aliantow, Clemen-
ceau Lloyd-George'a. Posfowie
czescy do sejmu parlamentu pre-
mawiali do tfumow, wzywajac je
do wytrwania w oporze, w pre-
ciw-dzia}aniu niemieckim zaku-
som w Austryi w dazeniu do
niepodlegiosci Czech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
Z INNYCH FRONToW.
Z.WLOCH.

Wieden, 81. maja. - Rekone-
sanse ma froncie tyrolskim szereg
potyczek rekonesansowych wy
pad{ korzystnie dla broni austrya-
ckiej; pod Monte Pertcia odparto
spory oddziaf wloski. Strzelanina
ma caiej linii.
Rzym, 81. maja. - Mad Adyga,
ne Astico, pod Capo Sile byly po-
tyczki: oddzia}y austryackie od--
parto zwyciesko - pod Capo Sile
zdo}ali Wlosi opanowac posteru--
mex austryacki; Austryacy wyko-
nall silny kontratak, lecz zostali
Iodparci: w punkcie tym zdobyto
sto karabin6w austryackich i wig
to 81 jencow. w walkach awiaty-
cznych oSm aeroplan6w austryac-
kich zrzucili lotnicy wloscy a.
Ilianccy.
w ALBANII I MACEDONII.
Rzym, 81. maja. - Wojska wio
skie francuskiemi w .Albanii do
tariy wsrod walki zacietej z ME
przyjacielskimi oddziaiy do linii
Cerevoda-O Ostrovica. ..
Paryz, 81. maja. - Wojska
francuskie wloskie znaczny od-
niosly sukces ma macedohskim te-
renie: w dniach 15go, 16go i 17go
maja wojska te ia odcinku mic
dzy Devoli a Ossum rzekami w
szeregu zwycieskich operacyi
zniesiono wiele pozycyi wysunie-
tych nieprzyjaciela, poprawiono
swietnie linie alianckie; nieprzy-
Iiaciel stawiai opor bardzo zaciety
i kontratakowal, lecz Frapcuzi i
|Wlosi nap6r wstrzymali i osiag-
nete punkty wszystke utrzymali.
Wzieto sporo jehc6w i posunieto
sic naprzod w centrum odcinka
angazowanego o 20 kilometrow.
Awiatyka aliancka W tych wal
kach przysiuzyla sic dobrze. Ma
reszcie linii we wszystkich waz-
niejszych punktach silna trivia ka-
uonada.
zE SPRAW MORSKICH.
Madryt, 81. maia. - Potwier-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
MOVIE BUDOWLE OKRE-
TOW w MICHIGAN.

Muskegon, Mich, 81. maja. -
Ma jeziorze NIuskegon, W MEDIA
lekiej przysziosci, stana wielkie
zakiady budowy okretow. Zaku-
piono juz obszerny HAWAI- wody,
gdzie bedzie staia nova fabryka
okretow, w krotkim czasie roz-
pocznie sic praca okolo wystawie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
WALKI MA ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.
OFENSYWA FRANCUZoW
MA MT. KENNEL.

LondynI 81. maja. - Wojska
francuskie we Flandryi rozpecze-
" znakomitym sukcesem ofensy-
we ma odcinku waznym niezmier-
nie Ypres-Mt. KENNEL i osiagne-
ly- jak dotad = wszystkie "a
mierzone objektywy: atak Prze-
prowadzono ma froncie poltrzecia
mill prawie - ma wschod po}no-
cny wsch6d cd miasteczka Locre
- ma takimze odcinku dwumilo-
wynn przeszlo - wzieto pozycye
Niemcow ma mich przeszlo 400
lenc0w zabrano. Me byIo to by
rajmniej jedyne wczoraj powo--
dzenie Aliantow, poniewaz Fran
cuzi wykonali takze pod Reims
silnv atak. wdarli sic do pozycyi
riemieckich az trzeciej linii, wzie-
Il ienc6w, wSrod Mich oficerow,
nritraliezy sporo innej zdobyczy.
Zwiaszcza tez ow atak we Flan-
dryi pod Locre, skierowany ma
pozycye niemieckie pod Mt. kem-
mel, znakomicie poprawia linie a
liancka w tym odcinku; eNPerci
wojenni zapowiadaja juz moze /
ofensywe pelno-liniowa aliancka,
bez czekania ma ofensywe Mem
cow. w kazdym razie mozli-
VEN Jest, re Francuzi Anglika-
mi uderza ma Mt. KENNEL, by ten
kIuczowy punkt Niemcom ode
braG, a gdyby sic to staio, wow
czas Ypres przestaloby bye "a
crozone, a lima obronna portow
kanaiu La Manche byiaby ME
skonczenie silniejsza. Wreszcie
dodac nalezy, IL pod Hebuterne
Anglicy wzieli placowke niemiec-
IA. DIS nareszcie raporty niemle-
ckie przyznaja zdobycie przez
.Anglik6w miejscowoSci wazncj
Sr.1f. -..- A,cra
Walka w okolicy Mt. Kem-
mel toczy sic dalej: juz kilkuset
jenc6w niemfeckich sprowadzono
re zdobytych pozycyi; wloska
Bryloose, lezaca ma terenie atako-
wanym zamieniona jest w kups
gruzow i rumowisk; miejscowosc
Locre:.Hospice razporaz z raE do
rak przechodziia, ,wkoncu wraz z
Bruloose zdobyta przez Francu--
z6w i utrzymana mimo kontr-
atakow niemieckich. Po stronie
niemieckiej wciaz trwaja koncen-
tracye wojsk bardzo slime = ma
,sowe: gen. Buelow, dowodzacy ma
odcinku flandryjskim ma rezerwy
znaczne na swym froncie zgroma-
dzone najprawdopodobniej tam
ma pograniczu Belgii i Francyi
ruszy spodziewana najstraszniej-
sza mozliwie ofensywa, ktora
prawdopodobnie rozwlecze sic ia
linie Franeyi polnocnej pod Laon
Reims. Narazic trws szalona O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
HYDROPLANY JUz SA GO
TOWE.

Washington, 81. maja. - No
wo zbudowane hydroplany, goto-
we sa juz do podrozy "a Ocean
Atlantycki. Nowego wyrobu. hy--
droplany wielce przyczynia sic
do ukrocenia tax straszfiwej woj-
ry. w kazdy dzieii, odbywaja sic
cwiczenia miejsca, gdzie byly
zbudowane move hydroplany, do
portu Oceanu Atlantyckiego. Lot
nicy gotowi So wyruszyc "a mo-
RE W jak najkr6tszym czasie, lecz
rad ME jest jeszcze pewny, czy
hydroplany beda mogly szczesli-
vie odbyt podr6z. Okrety beda
wysiane ma morze, azeby dostar-
czac lotnikom potrzebnych mate
ryalow. Kiedy rozpoczna sic To-
ty, to ME wiadomo, lecz postara-
no sic O urzadzenie stacy dla hy-
droplanow, ma ladunkowych okre-
tach azeby lotnicy nogli dostac
pomoc w czasie niebezpieczeil-
silva. Pomoc w tycll przedsiebior-
stwach udzieli rzadowi Anglia i
Kanada. Angielski statek patrolo-
WV bedzie czuwal ma poinocnych
u.odocl1 AtlantyklI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21

dza sic wiadomoSc, il zostai inter-
rowany nur niemiecki u.
XXXIX," ktory przyby} uszko-
dzony SLIME do portu Cartagena.
Przypomina sic, IL ten to wlasnie
nur zatopif byi ,,Lusitanie.'
SYTUACYA MA WsCHODZIE
Geneva, 81. naja. - Ex-car
Mikoiai Romanow podobno zostal
przez wiadze bolszeWickie zwol--
piony z przymusowego pobytu ma
syberyi ma sic udat ma yygna-
rie do Szwajcaryi. Dano mu do
wyboru Szwajcarye, lub Rumu--
nie: wybraf Szwajcarye. Pozwo--
lone mu bedzie zabrac rodzine.
Musial podpisac zobowiazanie
SVEN rodziny imieniem, il nigdy
rie bedzie sic staral powrocic ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21

merykanski Cd nagiej napasci wro
ga. Amerykanie ci - obaj murzy-
nj, Johnson i Roberts zostall
przedstawieni do odznaczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
Sytuacya Wschodnia
Sprawy Irlandyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY
brstronna strzelanina, oraz awia-
tyczne i patrolowe rekonesanse.
RAPORTY.

RAPORTY.
Londyn, 81. maja.I- Wojska
francuskie walczace we Flandryi
Iobok angielskich wykonaly potez-
ra ofensywe ma Locre-Mt. Kem-
mel odcinku przeszlo 1000 yd.
frontu nieprzyjacielskiego, ktory
caly wzieto, ma MIN pojmano
400 jencow ! SporoT zabrano zdo-
byczy. Pod Albert walk lokalne
= pomniejsze; pod Hebuterne
wykonali' Anglicy reid ma Mem
COW pozycye, sprowadzajac garSc
jencow dwie mitraliezy. Ma ca}ej
linii kanonada ME ustaje.
Paryz, 81. maja. - Mad Avre
rzeczks, oraz pod Lassigny i
Montdidier dziala graja straszli-
vie; pod Castel reid francuski
garSc jehcow sprowadzii; pod
Bermincourt w okolicy Reims rel
dem silnym oddziaiy francuskie
wdar}y sic do trzeciej linii pozy-
| cyl niemieckich, sprawiajac szko-
dy znaczne, biorac jeicow wiele
zdobyczy; Niemcy atakowali
Francuzow ma linii Vauclerc-Che-
Waller, lecz mic ME sprawili.
Berlin, 81. maja. - Francuskie
slime ataki ma Mt. KENNEL costa
Iy odparte O.; ma reszcie linii bo-
jowych niema mic wazniejszego.
Mad Ancre Anglicy po silnych a
takach zdoiali sic wedrzeG do mia
steczka Ville-sur-Ancre, lecz pro-
by dalszych ich posuniec wstrzy-
mano odparto. Ma calej linii od-
parto W szeregu potyczek angiel-
skie francuskie rekonesanse. Ae-
Iroplany niemieckie wykonaly z
dobrym skutkiem rejdy ma Dovel
Ii Londyn.
REID MA LONDYN. -
Londyn, 21. maja. - Jeden Z
najwiekszych atakow napowietrz-
nych ma Londyn zostai wykonany
onegdaj W nocy przez Niemcow.
Byi to sz6sty reid Niemc6w W
l,tym roku ma stolice Anglii i CO do
liczby ofiar jeden z najgorszych:
81 os0b zostaio zabitych, w tenn
IA kobiet i Gro dzieci, 76 osob po-
ranionych W ruinach domow, po-
burzonych przez bomby niemiec--
kie, Angielskie obrony antyawia-
Ityczne dziaialy bardzo sprawnie i
w rezultacie siedm maszyn ME-
Imieckich zostalo zniszczonych i
Izrzuconych: piec mad laden, a 2
wpadiy do NORA. w rejdzie bra
Ic. udzial kilkanascie maszyn ME
mieckich wielkiego typu, ktore
bardzo wysoko W chmurach sic
trzymaly i stamtad dobrze skryte
= rzucaiy dopiero pociski ma bez-
bronze miasta i wsie. Prowincya
ucierpiala niewiele.
INNE WALK NAPOW1E-
TRZNE.
Londyn, 81. maja. = w ciagu
ldnia onegdaiszego lotnicy angiel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-21
z KATASTROFY w PITTS
BURGHU.
212 osob pod gruzami strasznej
eksplozyi.
Pittsburgh, 81. maja. - Tele


granny donosza o dalszych szcze-
goiach wielkiej katastrofy w Pitts
burghu: liczba zabitych wynosi
C3 osob, ale podlug orzeczen kom-
panii, brakujc jeszcze 212 osob,
kt6re leza pod gruzami. Ranni,
kt6rych Jest okolo "a os6b, znaj-
duja sic w szpitalach W Pittsbur-
ghu. W}adze federalne i stanowe
zajmuja sic inwestygacya, koro-
ner Janiison, przedsiewzia} dalsze
posztrkiwania ciaf. Sprowadzono
asystentow prokuratora wojsko,
azeby wstrzymac wielkie tlumy
ciekawych Cd dalszego niebezpie-
czehstwa. kompania Aetna Che
mical" oswiadczyia dzisiaj, ze O.
kofo 10 oSOD pracoWafo W faDry-
ce, podczas gdy powstala wielka
eksplozya. Szkode posiad}osci O.
bliczono ma so procent, nadto
wielkie zapasy p}ynow chemicz--
rych IT. N. T." zostaiy zniszczo-
ne. Specyalny policyant kompanii
.,Aetna", aresztowal dzisiaj
dw6ch mezczyzn, ktorzy opusz-
cali gruzy ma motorcyklu. Pan
ia Meryla Achelman, kt6ra od--
riosia fatalne uszkodzenia, pomi-
mo utraconej nogi, czuje SIG lepiej
i jest nadzieja, zc powroci do
zdroWia.