davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20

$4,000 men each, in France under an
American commander victory ought to
rest on American arms next year.
Reiteratng his belief that such
force could go through the German
lines at will, General March went
further AMI electrified the committee
men by declaring such q force Should
bring the war to q successful con-
clusion in 1919"
To exer. this American man power
in obtaining victory, >General March
said, ''cvcry single man" between
eighteen and forty-tve years in Glass
would T.. needed by next spring.
Shipping facilities are assured, he
added, and maintenance problems have
been considered in the programme.
Maximum Effort for Present
Suggestions that the 100000 army
programme would exhaust American
man power were lauGhingly denied by
General March, but he Joined Secre-
sNy Of War Baker in explaining that
'nIyJ iIue0 m, IUNc nee
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
Allies Take 5000 Prisoners,
Five Towns; Gain Two Miles
Yanks on Vesle Find Foe Line Empty;
Another Retreat by Germans Expected

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE VESLE 'FRONT.'
Aug 19The Americans French
holdings north of the Vcsle
by infantry advances. The
without encountering any Germans.
of these
pushed back by the Americans
The French and Americans Sunday operating biggest
they have used reached guns
blazing at the Ane River beyond
aerial observers have concentrating
supplies
The unopposed of the French Of
the Ve that the
has begun.
The French victory west of scissors yesterday
of the foe the Vese line may
decided to fall back the Asne the Chmn
either of which could be easily defended Veslc
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
New Austrian Blow
At Italy Forecast
Washington Hears Teuton High
Command Is Reorganizing
Front for a New Drive

tSpeciW Dispatch to The Tribune)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Advices
from Rome to-day indicate that the
Austrian high command is reorganiz
ing the Austrian front preparatory to
rcsuming offensive operations, which
may be expected at tany time. The con-
ference of the two Kaisers, the recent
closing of the Swiss frontier and the
late visit of Emperor Charles to the
italian front We're snid to be indica-
tions pointing toward imminent Aus
tro-Hungarian movements.
The Italian press asserts that the
meeting of the two Kaiscrs is another
proof that the hope of detaching Aus
tria- Hungary from Germany "is mad
delusiap~"
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20

and may even have landed members
Of their crews in an effort to secure
reliable information.
The Navy Department officially re-
fused TO indorse this belief, though
admitting the possibility.
Positive claim that he met in New
York saloon an officer from the sub
marine that sank the oil tank steamer
O. 3. Jennings is made by the first
officer Of that vessel, according to a
story reaching the department. The
recognition between the American and
German is said to have been instan-
taneous, the latter making his escape
when the American appealed to a
brother officer accompanying him for
confirmation of his belief.
Gets Evidence of Spies
Other instances have been heard, not
40 we'll substantiatcd, Of the discovery
Of evidence that German submarines IS
have been in close touch with the
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
Lines Advanced Be.
tween Oise and Aisne
on a Front of
Ten Miles
British on Lys
Make New Gains
Foch Takes Outskirts
of Lassigny, While
Mangin Advances
Near Scissors
August 20, ESQ A. N.

1ug,1st 20, ESQ 4. NJ.
The French yesterday linked up the
Picardy and Soissons- Rheims bat
tlefronts by an advance between
the Disc and Aisne rivers on
ten-mile front to depth of nearly
two miles in places. Prisoners
taken in this secto" numbered
2,200.
Foch's men also fought their way
forward north of the Oise between
the river and Roye. The total
front of the French advance was
about twenty-five miles.
Nouvron-Vingre, Morsain, lie Hamei,
Pimprez and Fresnieres were
taken by the French, while the
British captured the Roye railway
station.
At the same time the British in the
Flanders-Lys salient advanced on
a six-mile front just south of the
scene of their victory of the pre-
vious day, entering the town of
Merville and reaching the Paradis
les Puresbecques Road. Some
prisoners were captured.
In all, the Allies took we'll over
5000 prisoners, and the number
may reach a much larger figure.
The attack northwest of scissors,
between the Oise and the Aisne,
was delivered by part of Mangin's
Tenth Army and is announced to
have been brought to a successful
conclusion. 1t started Sunday
night. Despite strong resistance
from German machine gunners
and airmen, the poilus fought
their way through the woods until
they had captured the high ground
commanding long stretch of the
Disc Valley.
Yesterday the operation was ex-
tended to the west of the Disc and
the hills overlooking the Disc on
that side Of the river were also
taken. The Germans in the valley
are now in an uncomfortable posi-
ton and probably must retire
soon.
Further north the French debouched
on the northeast side of Thiescourt
Forest and reached the outskirts
of Lassigny.
The French progress is noteworthy
when the difficulties of the terrain
are taken into consideration. The
German hold on Noyon is now Sc
riously threatened.
American and French yesterday ad-
vanced at several points north of
the Vesle without encountering
the enemy. This may mean a new
German retirement here.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
French Northwest
OF Soissons Closing
Trap On Germans
(By The Associntca Press)

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 19.--In brilliant local
operations carried out by General Man
gins troops. from the Disc River near
Ribecourt southeastward to Morsain,
northwest of Scissors, Saturday and
Sunday. important positions were
wrested from the Germans, who left
200 prisoners in the hands of the
French
General Mangin now holds the line
running from Morsain along the South
ern edge of the ravne of Audigny
court to Rosette heights, dominating
the plain of Carlepont, and thence on
to Pimprez, across the Disc This
success gives the French command of
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20

ADVICE TO thoss who wsnt TO ssll .hej,
LIBERTY T3ONDt~--Don'..
AG.fce 70 those syno must ne;i.-. Or 10
John MuiE a Co.. 81 Bwsxs--Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
Member Of Crew That Sank
Tanker Jennings Seen in
New York Saloon
New York Papers
In Submarine Cabin
Authorities Trace Reports
of Connection of Enemy
Craft With Foes on
Shore

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1o.-Informa-
ton furnished by officers or vessels at-
tack ed by German submarines along
the American coast has strengthened
the belief held by experienced officials
here that the enemy raiders have had
communication with persons on shore
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
Over 200 Submarines
Destroyed by Allies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.~-The Ger
man Admiralty now has in commission
between 1sO and 1870 submarines, while
the total number destroyed by the AL
lies has passed the 200 mark, accord
ing to tho most reliable information
available. II correct, these figures
would indicate that new German con-
structicn barely has held its own over
the period Of four years, as at the be-
ginning Of the war the Germans are
known to have had about 150 subma-
rines.
The toll in the last six months. how
ever, has been many times that At
tanned in any previous period, and the
constantly increasing Allied anti-sub.
marine forces, according to naval Off.
Gals, viii put the ratio continually
higher as time passes.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20
Those 10 to 81 Be Called
First, 81 to As Next and
Is to l9 Last
$780, 900 Men in
France Next June
Man-Power Bill to Senate
Thursday; Passage Ex-
pected Next Week

WASHINGTON, Aug. Predicting
that the war Will be won or lost on
the West front, regardless of what
happens elsewhere, General March,
chief OF staff, told tho House Military
Committee to-day that with eighty
trained American divisions, of about
New-York tribune., 1918-08-20

Continued on page fce
The sun., 1918-12-04
FORD MAY ASK RECOUNT.
Motor Car Maker Said to Plan
Election Contest.

DETROIT, Dec. Steps to obtain a
recount of the ballots cast at the Sem
atorial election last month are under
contemplation by Henry Ford and his
advisers it was said here to-day on
reliable authority.
The official tabulation of the vote
showed that Ford. running on the
Democratic ticket. was defeated for
election by Lieutenant Commander
truman II, Newberry, Republican, by
l.56L
The sun., 1918-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.--The following
casualty lists were made public to-day
by the War Department:
The sun., 1918-12-04

Character of casualties u Indicated thus
tkl killed In action; tDW) died of wounds
(DA) died OF accident otner Ca uses
,DD) died Of disease; tw) wounded; (ws)
wounded shshtyi twOl wounded. degree
The sun., 1918-12-04

WYNN, Robert L., sergt.. Newton twU).
HILL. Elijah NJ, corp. Decatur (w).
LITTLE, Glenn, corp, Troy (w).
MOORER, John D., Braggs (w1.
THORNTON, Samuel r.. Rogersviiie Cw).
BAKER, Thomas. Nudge (wS).
REAsIEY. George W, Burnsville (W).
brown. Fred H., Cottondale (DW).
BUZBEE. Auburn. Daphne (W).
GATE, SSsa ". Annist0n fWk
The sun., 1918-12-04

KENTUCKY.
CREEKMUR, Ira W. sergt. Kirksey
OAKLEY. Audie. corp. Neeo tpw).
BELCHER' HqrseheI! J.. Emoert0n {DW(.
CRAFT, Joe E.. SIMPLIFY (M5.
pESHAM, Jimmie L; Princeton 6pD>.
GiLLocK. Allie W.. RusseIivine iwU).
HAYES. Roosevelt. jackson CwC).
HOWARD Lacy, Lakevilie ODD.
INGRAM, Hsmiiton. W. Paducah tAD.
JUDD. Bernie, Major lWSD.
KING. Henry Frank. Jr.. BaiIey's Switch
MARTIN. Charles e, covlngton twU>.
MASON. william Mckinley. Lvermore
MILLER. Hugh. London tw,.
MULLINS, Calvin. Dorton tM.
NOLAN, Isom. Harris ODD.
PROCTOR. Paul, Bowling Green (w).
HITcHiE. samuel Lee, Vine Grove lM.
ROBERTS. Charlie. waddy ODD.
skAGGs, Emery. Barn Rock tM.
SCOTT. Barney, Gulnare (Ml.
SEATOS, James T.. Louisville (K),
sP1EM NEE o1:I fs 81 hWspurS 1w
STEWART. Ralph H.. Lonox (K).
LOUISIANA.
NEYLAND. Jasper j.. Lieut.. Washington
LOWE. Robert F.. serEt,. csmpti cwl.
MARTIN. irwin s., sergt., Mansura ODD,
BROWN, Henry D., XleIandrla (wsj.
BROWNE. A!lsey O., Jr.. New Orleans
pILLoN. Newton B. Mansfield tM}.
pUBOIs, Amelion, Chacahonla (M).
HARRELI- IAtti. Vivian (wsl.
HoTK, Hs4 He; s.. De Rider ODD. Vs.
JACKSON. Sam, Wilson ODD.
JOHNSON, Forest. New Orleans (K).
OFFRAY, Hamilton. New Orleans (DD).
ORLANDO, DomInick. New Orleans ODD.
MARITIME. John F.. Burnside (DD).
WILSON, sullivan. wild Wood ODD.
MAINE.
MARBLE, John c.. corp, Rangeley (WUO.
MORRILL,. Winfred H.. corp, Newport
TURNER. Russell. CORP. Mllbridge (ws).
CYR. Patrick David Van Buren, (WU).
DECKER. Harry G., Oakland (E).
FARNUM. Charles E. East Wilton (wU).
GAUYIN, John H.. Oldtown (DW).
HERBERT, Raymond, Madawaska (wU).
HOLLAND. Charles W. Steuben (ws).
ROY. Joseph F.. winslow (wU).
RUSSELL, Maurice f., Pennington (wU).
MASSACHUSETTS.
DONOVAN. Harold N. Lieut.. Jamaica
FRASER Charles A.. Lieut.. Plymouth
LAwToN. Hobart A., Lieut.. Quincy
BtTLER. Richard. sorst,. South Boston
FERRIER. william. serst,. Springfield
KAY, j. Fred. ssret.. Adams (wu).
HEATING. Alden T., sergt.. Natick (w).
RoURKE. Gsorge c., serst, Newbury-
MsDs Srt SxGl Alexander A. ..rs., Hou.
The sun., 1918-12-04

FEUsTEI- William f.. Lieut., Por.sn,
BREWSTER. Delbert o., Ruch (w).
BULLOCK. Cledith s., Portland tMi
FENW1Ck, james r., Sheavilie CW
OLSON, George w. Portland (K).
JACQUES, Charles Fl. Portland an.
JOHNSON, Edward X, Portland WI
MoENKH0USE. Ernest j. La Grande rvs,
THOMPSON. Noss e. Oakland wv. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
HRABIA o INTER
NoWANY WE FORT oGLE-
THORPE.

\ Hrabia James Minotto, zisc
mil:onera rzezalnianego l.. r.
Swifta, aresztowany ma warrant
prezydenta pod zarzutem, IL Jest
cudtoziemcem MISUNDERSTANDING
zostal wczoraj internowany we
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Starania
lego adwokatow celem uzyskania
jego wypuszczenia ma wolnosc
pod kaucya przynajmnieJ ma czas
p6ki lego sprawl bedzie figurowa-
Ia ma kalendarzu sadu apelacyjne-
90, spelzsy ma niczem.
Pod strata marszaika federal
nego J. J. Bradley'a naiprzod hra'
bia Minotto udal sic do Fort She
ridan, gdzie wzieto go wieczorem
ma pociag, ktory go zawiozs do O.
bozu koncentracyjnego ola cudzo-
ziemcow nieprzyiac;elskioh we
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Gdyby ME
pomoc jego tescia, M9notto zmu-
SONY bylby ma noe zostac we
Fort Sheridan. Minotto Pozosta'
ME w obozie dla internowanyct
do kohca wojny, chyba re federal
ne sadly apelacyjne zn;oss wyrok'
wydany przcz sedziego dystryk-
towego Carpentera, co ME jest by
najmniej prawdopodobne.
Hrabiego Minotto ujeiy wsadze
federalne, gdy okrsgowy sad ape
lacyjny, do ktorego sprawe aPelo'
wano wczoraj pred poiudniem
natychmiast po zaprotokosowaniu
wyroku przez sedziego Carpente-
ra, uznajacego 60 cudzoziemcem
nieprzyjacielskim, odrzucia petty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
INNE WIADOMOSC
MIEJSKIE.

- Prezesowie kolei, urzednicy
unii gorniczych i w~}aSciciele ko-
palm wegla ostrzegaja o koniecz-
nosci utrzymania wszystkich ko-
pain W peinym ruchu i dostarcza-
MIA kolejom jak najwiekszej liczby
wagonow ola transportacyi wegla
celem n~agromadzena jak najwiek-
szych zapasow, jesli ME ma nasta-
pic W przysziej zimie jeszcze gor-
sly kryzys anizeli W ~zesziej pore
zimowej.
- Agitacya rasowa przeciw
murzynom ma bye powodem pod
rzuceniabomby pred budynkiem
pnr. 4529 Vincennes ave-, zamie-
szkaiym przez murzynow. Eksplo
zya uszkodziia wszystkie sasied-
ME budynki. y
Policyanci specyalni ma wszy
stkich kolejach zelaznych w.kraju
zostali zorganizowani W jedna or
ganizacye ma rozkaz generalnego
dyrektora kolei zelaznych Nc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
Adoo. Nosic beda naive Limited
States Railroad Police,

Adoo. Nosic beda nazwe Limited
States Railroad Police.
- Chicago dis powita kilku
set zo}nierzy belgijskich, ktorzy
walczyli W Rosy ma froncie wscho
dnim i obecnie przez Syberye j
Stany Zjednoczone wracaja z po-
wrotem do Belgii, azeby dalej
walczyc przeciw Prusakom. Crza
dzono ola Mich nadzwyczaj Okla
zale przyjecie. Odbedzie sic Z tie,
okazyi demonstracya i pochod
pc ulicach miasta. Odwiedza TAX
re dis stacye marynatska Great
Lakes, poczem udadza sic do bet
roit. Towarzyszy i'm straz homo
rowa reprezentujaca Stany Zje'
dnoczone, w. Brytanie, Francye
i Wlochy.
- We wtorek przyjezdza do
|Chicago stu francuskich zolnierzy
re slynnego korpusu zo}nierzy
alpejskich przezwanych nblue
devils" Ia ich walecznosci.
- $4,000 W1ochow zebrafo sic
wczoraj wieczorem ma grobli mu-
nicyaplnej ola wys}uchania NOW
adv. Darrowa, konsula wloskie-
60 Bolognesi i generala Tozzi,
szefa wloskiej misyi wojskowej z
okazyi trzeciej rocznicy wypo"
wiedzenia wojny Teutonom przez
W}ochy. Rad reprezentowaf
Ralph Hayes, sekretarz prywatny
sekretarza wojny Bakera. Hayes
takze wygiosif move.
Chicago Association of Com
merce' zajmie sic wyszukaniem
prac pozytecznych ola tych ludzl
we wieku poborowym, ktorzy Sc
podleg1i rozporzadzeniu wladz
wojskowych dotyczacemu proznia
kow i ludzi w zatrudnieniach
szkodliwych lub takich, W kto-
rych NIGGA bye zastapieni przez
kobiety.
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MIEJSCOWA

eye 0 udzielenie hrabiemu zezwo-
lenia dalszego przebywania ma
wolnosci pod kaucya $4,000. Sad
apelacyjny naznaczyl dzien 12ty
czerwca jake date ma wysluchanie
apelu.
Sprawl pred 'sedzis Carpente-
rem, iak juz wczoraj doniesiono,
~dotyczyla petycyi adwokatow hra
Diego o uzyskanie ola niego pra-
wa przebywania ma 0wolnosci pod
p~rotekcya phabeas corpus. Petty
eye te sedzia odrzucil.
Gdy Minotto przybyi do Fort
Sheridan, okazaio sic, re ME zdazy
ma pociag, odjezdzajacy z Chicago
do Fort Oglethorpe, gdyz pociag
kt6ry miai go zawiezt z Fort She
ridan do Chicago, odjezdzal zbyt
p6zno. Wtedy tesc hrabiego, L.
F. Swift, ,ofiarowai sw6j automo-
bill ma ulytek wiadz wojskowyoh,
ktore pc dluzszem wahaniu sic
oferte przyjeli. Automobilem kie-
rowal porucznik L. +. Swift, jr.
syn milionera. Hrabiemu iowa
rzyszyl officer i dwoch podofice-
row. Ostatni dwaj udali sic z a.
r~esztantem do Fort O~glethorpe.
Wladze federalne przyznaly, &c
sledztwo wdrozone zosta}o co do
stanowiska hrabiny Minotto, cor
XII Swifta, ktora jake iona cu-
dzoziemca nieprzyjacielskiego we
dug praw' krajowych jest takzc
uwazana jake cudzoziemka ME-
przyjacielska. Bedzie prawdopodo
bnie zniewolona regestrowac sic
il zostawic znaki swych palcow ma
stacy policyjnsj,, jak inni cudzo-
ziemcy nieprzyjacieScy.
MA CZERWONY KRZYz ZE-
BRAND 100000.
Dotychczas ma Czerwony Krzyz
zebrano w Chicago tylko $1,000,
900. Kampania konczy sic W po-
niedzia}ek wieczorem. Do tego
czasu zebrac trzeba jeszcze s.,
900, 1000, jesli m. Chicago ma swa
kwote minimizing osiagnac.
Kierownicy Rampant ostrzega-
liza publicznoSc m. Chicago pred
hanba. jaka je spotka, jesli ME do
ira do kwoty minimalnej. Jak
we wszystkich kampaniach Chi
cago czeka do ostatniego dnia.
Me wszystkie miejscowosci So
tax powolne jak Chicago w ska
daniu swych ofiar ma Czerwony
Krzyz. gdyz ogoiem w caiym kra-
ju juz zebrano p~rzeszfo $4,000,
1000. Z kohcem Rampant fundusz
ma wynosic przynajmniej 500,
1000, 1000.
Oto niektore z wiekszych ofiar
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kompanii Bell. Procz tego kom-
panii Western Electric "a przybo-
ry p}aci Is procent wiecej anize-
liby placila innym kompaniom.
Kompania Western Electric ma
ley do kompanii Bell. Nato-
miast E. B. Sunny, prezes kompa'
nil telefonicznej, zezna}, re kom-
pania musi mice $2,500,O00 WIG
cej rocznego dochodu, lecz ME
.proponuje podwyzszenia opiaty
"a telefony, kt6re obecnie kosztu-
ia 5 centow dziernie. Eksperci So
przeciw oszacowaniu wiasnosci
kompanii w obecnym czasie, gdyz
wszystkie ceny So anormalnle wy
sokie.
- Komitet transportacyi wczo-
raj obradowai mad ordynansem,
ktory ma skonsolidowac wszyst-
kie miejskie koleje uliczne i gor-
ne. Pc odejsciu. swego doradzcy
prawnego i dwoch cz}onkow ko-
mitetu, aldermanow Tomana i T..
]. Lyncha, kt6rzy sadzili,' re po-
siedzenie juz zakohczone, pozo-
stall alderman przyjeli rekomen-
dacye, ktora sic r6wna przyznaniu
kompanii proponowanej dodatko-
wego zysku W sumie 100000
roku ponad zysk gwaran-
towany w sumie 6 procent. Adv.
Fisher i dwaj nieobecni alderma-
nj So temu dodatkowemu zyskowi
przeciwni.
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skowym, ably mu umozliwic wy

skowym, ably mu umozliwic wy
krecenie sic z poboru do armii.
Devine pobral sic re swa zon2
pred siedmiu laty. OBOE uciekli
do Crown Point, gdzie tajny Stub
zyli. zyli razem piec lat, poczem
Devinc opuScii swa zone / dwoJe
dzieci. PAM Devine zeznala, re
zy}a z mezem swym bardzo ME
szczesliwie. Nigdy MAJ jej W zu-
pelnosci ME utrzymywa}, a pred
dwu laty opuscii ia zupelnle,
Lecz W styczniu r. b. przybyl do
biura, gdzie jest zatrudniona ia
ko stenografistka i powiedzia} je,.
re must mu ~dopomodz do zwolnie
MIA sic z poboru zostawl1 kwe-
styonaryusz II niej. Wieczorem te-
lefonowal do micszkania jej rodzl
cow, gdzie PAM Devine mieszkaf7
i prosil ia, azeby go spotka1a ma
rogu ulic Crawford i Harrison. Tu
zagrozil zonie rewolwerem, IL ia
zastrzeli, jeSli ME podpisze ma
kwestyonaryuszu, IL on ia i dziecl
utrzymuje. Obawiajac sic sceny,
PAM Devine uda}a sic Z MIN do
biura realnoSciowego Hanley'a W
poblizu i do ;ego zadah sic zasto-
sowaia. Me dose tego. W march,
znow przyszedi do jej miejsca "a
trudnienia i zabra} jej try pier
sc;onki i naszyjnik dyamentowy.
PAM Devine, obawiajac sic stra-
cic posade, ME oponowa}a. Lecz
miara sic przebrala, gdy Devine
uprowadzil jej dzieci, azeby mogf
wykazac, re je utrzymuje. Wtedy
PAM Devine udala sic do federal
nego biura sprawiedliwosci / wszy
stko panu Clabaugh, szefowi bu-
ra, wyjawila.
Wydziaf poborowy wys}uchaf
kilku swiadkow, ktorzy potwier-
dill zeznania PAM Devine.
PAM Devine procesuje swego
meza O rozwod; uzyska1a zakaz
sadowy przeciw MENU, azeby jej
'wiecej ME niepokoil.
PROCEsU Il. w. W."
Wczoraj W dalszym ciagu pro-
kuratorya federalna przedkSada}a
bezposrednie dowody dziasalno-
Sci antiwojennej organizacyi u.
W., ktorej 112 cz}onk6w jest
obecnie procesowanych pred Sc
dzia Landisem,
Odczytano listy Williama Wey
h'a, niemieckiego cudzoziemca
nieprzyjacielskiego, kt6ry jest Ia
kze jednym z oskarzonych; W
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%CHOPINISC1 B~ACZNOSC!

Niniejszem prose- wszystkich
czlonk6w ch6ru Chopina No. 1 o
przybycie ma wsp6lna lekcye choroy
bioracych udzia} W spiewie PREY po-
mniku Kosciuszki " niedziele, dnia
Ego czerwca W Humboldt parku. LEX
eva odbsdsie sic W niedziele, dnia rs
maja, o godz. 1880 popofudniu W po-
wilonie parku Puiaskiego. zadnego
2 Chopinist6w brakowat ME powinno.
Cora Piesf!
r.. j. Goszczynsk, .prezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25

swych listach wspomina czesto O
tenn, il nalezaioby ogolny strajk
zarzadzic w Kalfornii. Weyh ia
kze wspomina o licznych poza-
rach w Modesto, o podiozenie kto
'rych policya o~skarzy}a u. w. W."
lecz pomimo re ma pytki niekto-
rych czfonkow tel organizacyl
wziela, niczego sic ME dowiedzia-
Ia.
Odczytano take listy Phinea-
sa Eastmana, jeszcze ME ujetego,
ktore nietylko wykazuja, il byf
zaciekle przeciwny wojnie, lecz
nawet wspomina o p~rzyjeciu re-
zolucyi dnia 20maja, r.. 1917. w
Augusta, Kas., w ktorych zo}nie-
rzy amerykahskich nazwano Ypo-
tencyonalnymi mordercami'.
Eastman by} agitatorem w Sta
mach po{udniowych i zachodnich.
Ze wszystkich listow dotychczds
odczytanych, laden ME okazuje
tax wscieklej opozycyi przeciw
wojnie z Niemcami. Eastman sta
lie zada} cd przywodcow u. w.
W." azeby w~ytoczyli wojne pre-
civ wojnie". w rezolucyach wspo
mnianych wzywano wszystkich
cz}onkow organizacyi do opozy'
cyl przeciw poborowi. w innym
liscie wyrazif radoSG, re pewni
irlandzcy i angielscy buntownicy
radzili wstqpienic do armii jedy-
ME nato, azeby ia robbie.
List J. Elliota wspomina o SEE
rok;em stosowaniu sabotage" t.
j. niszczenia W Stanach mad Pacy-
fikiem.
&C. ]. Bourg W liScie do Vincent
St. John'a prosi go, azeby ogfosii
w biuletynie, il pewien czlonek
Il. w. W." zosta} wydalony z or
ganizacyi "a to, IL wstapi} do ar
brytyjskej.
ZE SPRAW MIEJsKIcH.
- Kompnia telefoniczna ME "a
siuguje ma podwyzszenia rat tele'
fonicznych, wed}ug oswiadczeh
ekspertow, ktorych wczoraj egza-
minowai subkomitet z komitetu
gazu ielktryrnosci rady miejskiej
So to inzynierowie, ktorzy So kan
dydatami ma stanowiska eksper-
tow miejskich, kt6rzy maja zbada
zadania kompanii telefonicznej 0
podwyzszenie oplat. Eksperci
twierdza, re kompania piaci pod
dywidende, jedna w SUI
mic 8procent swym akcyonaryu-
szom, a prdcz tego 4H procent