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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
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byfby byi najprawdopodobnie
poczatkiem novel ofensywy. A.
wiatyka bardzo czynna: lotnicy
alianccy rzuoali bomby ma Noyon,
Ham, Guiscard, Martel, Messines,
Flaville i inne punkty. Ma dal-
szych liniach rekonesansowe u
tarczki; reid niemiecki w Alzacyi
pod Hartmannsweilerkopf odpar-
to zwyciesko.
Berlin, 8. maja. - Ma cafej Ii
nil bojowej straszliwie silna ka-
nonada - obustronna; ma polnoc-
nym odcinku Anglicy probowali
posuniec W okolicy Lys - wstrzy
mani; pomiedzy Ancre a Somme
wojska anglo-australskie wykona-
iy silny atak nocny W okolicy
drog Corbie-Bray i udaio i'm sic
wedrzec do pozycyi pierwszej IL
nil niemieckiej, poczem dalsze ich
zapedy wstrzymano odparto.
Fod Hangard Francuzi lokalne -
n;eznaczne odnieSli korzySci. Ma
dalszych liniach pod Brimont ME
mieckie oddzia}y silnym REDEEM
wdar}y sic ma pozycye nieprzyja-
cielskie mad Aisne - kanaIem {:
wzieto tam spora garSc jehcow.
Londyn, s. maja. - Ostatni
tydziei STRAIT angielskich ma wszy-
stkich liniach: zabici i zmarli cd
ran - oficerow 499, zolnierzy
6,056; ranni brakujacy - Office
row 1859, zolnierzy 3O,277.
Paryz, 8. maja. - Wszystkie
straty w ludziach Francyi w ciagu
wojny licza do koica marca br.
ma 100000.
MA INNYCH FRONTAGE.
Rzym, 8. maja. - Wiosi poroz-
pedzali patrole austryackie w roz-
maitych odcinkach frontu bojowe
go; artyleryjskie dziaiania slime
szczegolnie w dolinie Brenty w
okolicy Sismon. Awiatyka bardzo
pilnie pracuje; angielscy lotnicy
zrzucili try aeroplany austryac-
kie i bombardowali pozycye ME
przyjaciela ma Astico i w innych
punktach.
- Donosza posrednio, IL prasa
riemiecka zapowiada ofensywe
ma wloskim froncie, rownoczeSnie
z ofensywa ma francusko-flandryj-
skim terenie, ably takim skombi-
atakiem osiagnac wre-
szcie upragniony sukces ostatecz-
ny.
Berlin, 8. maja. - Slime oddzia-
ly angielskie wykonaiy kilka ata-
k6w ma buigarskie pozycye w Ma
cedonii, lecz bez zadnego rezulta-
tn = odparto je re stratami wro-
gov.
ANGLIKoW PoRAzKA w
PALESTINE.
Berlin-Konstantynopol, 8. maja
= w zeszia niedziele Anglicy wy
konali silny atak ma wschodnich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
AWIE CZEKWO
KRZYzA.

Dokohczenie = str. 5ej.l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
WALK MA ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.
Z OBU STRON MASY ARMIl

Londyn, 8. maja. - Me ulega
zadnej watpliwoSci, il niemiecka
ofensywa zostaia wstrzymana ma
dobre i stanowczo, ze ostatnio
przez Niemcow przygotowywana
faza jej rowniez zostala sparowa-
Ia w pierwszym impecie przez
kolosalnie potezna artylerye a
liancka, re wreszcie Niemcy juz z
tego zdaja sobie sprawe, IL zostali
wstrzymani, choc ME poniechaja
planow ofensywy, lecz ME taja juz
pred narodem swym, il plan ich
Sic ME powiodi, tylko Iudza dal-
szemi obietnicami zapowiedzia-
mi. Prasa niemiecka zaczyna przy
znawac, re ,,sie ME udaio". a po-
wazna ,,Vossische Ztg." pisaia O.
negdaj, re ,,czas powiedziec otwar
ere narodowi, IL ofensywa niemie-
cka zosta}a zniesiona" -. ostat--
NE tez raporty niemieckie ME
dzieli poniedzialku przyznaja -
choc ogrodkami - czeSciowe suk-
cesy Anglikow pod Morlancourt i
Francuzow pod Hangard-en-San-
terre. Obecnie walka toczy sic
przewaznie tylko dziaiowa ma
rajwieksza, jak tylko wyobrazic
sobie MONA skale: zapowiada to
w kazdym razie ataki liniowe w
najblizszej przyszioSci i do tego
gotuja sic tez strony obie: So dzi.
wieSci, re gene. Foch skupia OIL
brzymie masy rezerw zupeinie do
tad ME uzytych na linii miedzy
Ypres Amiens, aby je mice pod
reka w kazdym punkcie na kazda
potrzebe. Hindenburg z drugiej
strony ma do dyspozycyi prawie
million zoinierza, tax rozmieszczo-
ny, re moze poprowadzic nieled--
vie rownoczeSnie atak w dwu
punktach na Ypres ina Amiens i
prawdopodobnie to jest tez pla--
mem jego, by atakowac W dwu
punktach, by ME dac Aliantom
brac posiiki z jednego skrzydia ma
drugie i ziamac, jak ME jedno, to
drugie. :.
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SYTUACYA MA WSCHODZIE

Moskwa, 8. maja. : Rad O
krainy wystosowai protest do
Berlina zadajacy odwoiania am
basadora niemieckiego Schwar-
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w SENAc1E

Ale w senacie nieco inaczej "a
patrywano sic ma te kwestye
senator Chamberlain, prezes ko-
mitetu senatu dla spraw wojsko-
wych, oznajmii, ze komitet bada-
mia swe wznowi, a zamierza pal
ce poiozyt ma owe osobistosci, kto
re So odpowiedzialne "a niefortun-
ne. wyniki programu budowy ae-
roplan6w." Ma rome zapytania
senatorChamberlain odpowiedzia}
bez ogr6dek, re dotychczas ami
iednego acroplanu W Ameryce
zbudowanego ME wys}ano do Erp-
ropy, ale re do budowy aeropla--
now materyaiy W bardzo znacz--
nych ilosciach wyslane zostaly.
DodaI jednakowoz, ze wv pro-
gramie budowy aeroplanow "a
chodzi cos z gruntu falszywego."
Me czytai on nigdy oskarzen Bor-
gluma, ale szczegoly W raporcie
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Rozlnaite $ledztWa.
w spraWie budoWy
aerOplan6W.'
Opr6cz departamentu sprawied|iwo$ci,
komitet Senatu zarzqdzi $|edztWo.
KWestya dial i amunicyi.
Proklamacya Prezydenta " sprawie
Czerwonego Krzyza.
Wyzsze place ola kolejarzy.
Y obrad KonereSu.
Kwestya dial i amunicyi.
Wyzsze place ola kolejarzy.
z obrad Kongresu.

Snowdcna Marshalia zsalzaja
sig wynikami badai komitctu.
Co do wyrazenia sic gen. ma
jora Squiera, szefa korpusu syg.
na}owego, re 1900 amerykahskich
kadetow we Francyi ME mozc O.
trzymac wykszta}cenia odpowied.
lliego dlatego, re niema tam aero
planow do tcgo ksztalccnia po-.
trzebnych, oswiadczyE Chamber.
lain, re wielu kadetow istotnie nj.
gdy nauk ME pobieralo.
OSWIADCZENIE BAKERA.
Sekretarz wojny Baker, popro.
SONY O to, azeby dla zaspokoje-
mia ogolu ziozyf jaliies publiczne
oswiadczenie, sprzcciwil sic te-
mu powiedzia} tylko: ,,Trudno-
sci, ma jake natrafiIismy przy
budowie aeroplan6w, mocno byiy
przesadzone jestem przekonany.
ze wieksza czesG krytyk podniesio
nyolr ma swoje zr6dlo W proger--
maiskich agitacyach. Propaganda
progermahska opicrano ma zapcw-
nieniacll, &c W budowic aeropla--
now nic wykonuje sic programu.
Szczcgoly naszych prac W budo--
vie aeroplanow tworza ccnne i'll
formacye dla naszych wrog6w i
powinnyby pozostat tajcmnic2
wojskowq. L tego powodu zyczyl-
bym sobie, azeby naszych plan0w
ME rOZglasZanO."
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ANGLIKoW PORAzKA w
PALESTINE.

Berlin -Konstantynopol, 8. maja
= w zeszia niedziele Anglicy wy
konali silny atak ma wschodnich
brzegach Jordanu. lecz zostali Cd
parci z wielkiemi stratarni za--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
RAPORTY.

Londyn, 8. maja. = Mad Lys,
we Flandryi, ma dalszych od-
cinkach artylerya ze stron obu
nadzwyczaj czynna: pod Neu-
ville-Vitasse ma odcinku, ostatnio
wzietym przez Kanadyjc6w popra
wiono REDEEM udatnym pozycye
angielskie, wzieto znow garsc jeh-
cow i trzy mitraliezy; pod Bo-
yelle odparto reid niemiecki.
Paryz, 8. maja. = Ma przestrze-
nj Hailles Villers Bretonneux
strzelanina dzialowa najsilniej-
sza: ME ulega zadnej watpliwoSci,
ii artylerya francuska wstrzyma-
Ia iuz szykujacy sic rozpoezyna
jqcy atak nieprzyi<cielski, ktory
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w SPRAWIE BUDOWY AE-,
ROPLANoW.
Sledztwo DEPARTMENT. Spra-
Wiedliwosci.

"1CN1l"OoSl'
Washington, 8. maja. - Gene
rainy prokurator Gregory, kt6re-
mu powierzyf Prezydent sledztwo
W sprawie budowy aeroplanow, po
wczorajszej sesyi gabinetowej je-
szcze przez godzine konferowa( Z
Prezydentemy mypoczem oswiadczyf,
re prowadzenie sledztwa powie--
rzono podprokuratorowi general
ncmu WilliamoWi l.. Frierson z
Chattanooga, Tenn. Pan Gutzon
Borglum" - powiedziaf tez pan
Gregory - ,,ktory wystapil Z po-
waznemi oskarzeniami przeciw
siuzbie aercplanowej, bedzie "a
wezwany, by sic jawi} wobec de-
partamentu sprawiedliwosci po-
da mu sic wszelka sposobnosc do
udowodnienia siusznosci oskar--
zen. Zamierzamy zbadac sprawe
do dna samego nikogo oszcze-
dzac sic ME bedzie. Jezeli zebra
ne materya}y dowodowe wykaza
potrzebe tego, to sprawe odda sig
sadom wielkoprzysiegiym, kto
okaze sic winnym, tego spotka tez
kara"
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w IZBIE POSLoW.

Rownoczesnie komitet izby po-
slow dla spraw wojskowych, przc
prowadzif takze rodzaj malego
sledztwa ma wlasna reke. Po roz-
trzsnieciu novel; armii Z 10 mi
llardami preliminarza, czego Je-
den miliard jest wyznaczony ia
budowe aeroplanow, uchwalono,
ze ,,sprawa ia ME domaga sic for
malnego sledztwa." Po sesyi
czlonkowie komitetu, ktorzy pro-
wadzili badania, oswiadczyli jed
noglosnie, re zadne ,,zbrodnicze
zamiary" ME byly powodem pc
wnych b}ed6w i zwlok w budo--
vie re obecny stan planow de-
partamentu wojny zupefnie jest
zadowa1niaiacv.
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SPRAWA PRODUKCYI
DIAL
Washington, 8. maja.

Washington, 8. maja. - Sc'rc-
tarz wojny Baker oznajmil, zc "a
rzadzono SlcdztWo w kwcstyi pro-
dukcyi dial amunicyi. glownic
w kwestyi wyrobu ciezkich dial
maszynowych Browninga. Wobec
komitetu izby dla spraw woj-
skowych podniesiono zarzut, &c
ME dostarczono dial tego typu,
chociaz przyrzeczono, re W ubic-
glym miesiacu rozpocznie sic ich
dostarczanie. Sledztwo prowadzi
pulk. por. Bascom Little, adjutant
asystenta sekretarza wojny Cro-
wella juz kilkaitrotnie odwiedzif
fabryke Gotta, ktora gi6wnie "a
zwloke jest odpowiedzialna. Po-
dobno Department wojny juz "a
stanawia sic mad tenn, czyli ME
by}oby stosowna rzecza objac "a
rad mad fabryka Gotta.
NOVA LISTA STRAIT WE
FRANCYI.
Washington, 8, maja. = Nova
lista STRAIT we Francyi ogioszona
przez department wojny zawiera
Al nazwisk. w bitwie poleglo 4,
wskutek ran odniesionych umario
9, wskutek chorob 5, a wskutek
nieszczesliwego wypadku i; .ciez-
ko raniopych bylo 10, lekko ra-
nionych IS; jeden zagin2i W BIT
vie.
Pomiedzy ciezko ranionymi
znajduje sic nazwisko Tomasza
Rodwahskiego, 1720 w. 22nd str.
z Chicago.
w SPRAWIE CZERWONEGO
KRZYzA.
Prohamacya Prezydenta.
Washington, 8. maja. = Pre-
zydent Wilson oglosii nastepuja-
ca proklamacye, W ktorej zacheca
narod amerykahski do zlozenia
nowego funduszu wojenhego W
(Dokonczenie = str. 5ei.).
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q peculiar fascination. His words sank
deep into her heart as well as ner
mind. and before long she found her
self desperately in love with him. She
was an exceptionally ke"n-Witted Eir!
and pre-cminent among her classmates
for beauty and :;vaCcfulncss. Small
wonder that the impecUnlous Professor
Georges ClemcNccGu should have OK.
perienced n reciprocal flame for 50
prepossess!ng a pupil. But her r"la
with the prospect OF union with the
French preceptor and Signifled to her
that II she Gcfied their wishes she
would be disiuhcrited. In this instance
love laughed no less at money than
1t has been laughing at The HrovcrbaI
locksmiths. After receiving the alleged
parental uitImatum the couple went
directly to Oakley Hall. who was then
Mayor Of New York. and were married
by him.
The Franco.Prussian War was de-
clared soon afterward and Clemenceau
felt anew the old-time STRINGS Of pa
tr!otism. He longed to return TO
France and get into the thick Of the
fight, not only against Prussia but
against Louis Napoleon, for the over.
throw Of whose reign as emperor he
regarded this an suspicious opportu.
nifty.
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sewerage lnSantary and nearly every
;hing wrong ::!at should have been
right. Ills years !Mc'nhe3cy as
Mayor uzs spent IN G!m&molike CT
forts In reform ell this: and there IS
no doubt that he accomplished much.
Almost Immediately ne became q
power in the General Assembly. HIS
biting satire and thund"roEs, crushing
dialcctiC onslauglts. both rs orator III
the assembly and as writer in tho
paper which he had established. mnde
him a factor which the highest an"
miehticst in the ian! sCnn realized
they had to reckon with. From 1871
to 1875 he was member Of the Paris
Municipal Council and became its pres
ilent
In 1876 he was elected 10 the Cham.
her Of Deputies 10 represent the Mont,
martre district. And from that day
to the present time, except for nine
year withdrawal from politics IL the
eighties. his voice has been ringing
out, loud and clear, a clarion call OF
opposition to everything that savored
of Injury to France
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Rights Dreyfus Injustice

During the celebrated Drcyfus case
lie riskcd his career and life in cspous-
ing that deeply injured army officers
cause. In his paper. L,Aurore. to
which lola also contributed somo OF
the finest productions Of his genius In
behalf of Drcyfus, ClemcrCcau sur.
passed himself in his Efforts 10 win.
dictate Justice against intrigue so wide
spread that II thrr3 tened Ia Cngulf the
entire nation. or ClemenceGu's Drey.
fus letters in L'Aurorc Sydney Brooks
has said.
They remain. l suppose. the most
brilliant masterpieces Of puemiCs shat
French literature has produced since
Fascars famous Provincial Letters :"
And 10 Clcmenccaus untirinE ac:iv.
ity was largely due the victory which
brought freedom and rehabilitation to
the young Jewish captain who had suf-
fcrcd as a Gagged prisoner on DEVILS
Island on a trumped.up charge.
IN the carly years Of his political
career, as Mayor OF Montmartrc and
deputy in the National Assembly.
Clcmcnccau was the leader of the Rad,
icals. So entirely radical was he that
he was said 10 have been "indepcnden;
even in his radlcalla:n." BY an al.
most imperccptihI" evolution he has
emerged. as one OF his hi"Krarhcrs
SAWS, ITO Il sane: alvocacv Of a just
aud free democracy"
Whcr prime minister aid not seelc
10 him To b. pursuing course cal
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aLoye in a Cottage '

But how to get back TO Frances
The impetuosity Of their hearts had
silenced the dictates Of prudence Of
both Clemcnceau and his "belovcd. BY
their marriage the young couple had
been cast loose from the anchor o.
financial security, in defiance Of that
famous caution OF the Poet Keats. that
Love il Il cottage
On water and Il crust
Is, Love forgive me.
Cinders. ashes. dust"
Fortunately friends came to the res
cue and loaned ClcmenCcau 4 sufficient
sum to defray the expenses OF the roy.
age 10 France for him aud his bride Of
three days. They settled in the Mont
martre district OF Paris. and it ;rus not
long before the denizens of that tumul-
tuous district discovered in C!rmCu
ceau the man of the hour" They
chose him their mayor.
The Commune. which came after the
siege Of Paris. was born in the Mont
martre section. Thithcr Theirs. who.
upon the downfall of Louis Napoleon.
had been elected President, sent troops
Of the regular army TO take over some
cannon which had been left there by
the National GuarG. Generals Cletu.
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Il Fe1U Smiles

An Irish soldier had lost an eye IN
battle. but was allowed TO continue
IN. the service on consenting to have
glass eye In It's place. One day no
appeared on parade without his arti.
fetal eye.
Nolan" said the officer, you are
not properly dressed. Why Is you.
artificial eye not in; It's placer"
Sure. SIR" replied Nolan, Il left Il
In me box to keep an eye on mo k.t
while I'm on parade"
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A Stole in Frugality

In his habits Clemenceau Is most
rigorous. He is up with the lark and
10 bed, whenever possible, by at
night. At every morning a Swedish
gymnase puts him through severe
course Of exercise. He writes in the
morning and attends 10 public duties
in the afternoon. His diet Is ex.
iremely frugal. partly on account of
his stole disposition. but mainly be-
cause OF an allment OF the stomach.
1t Is related that on one occasion.
!nvitcd to luncheon by General Joffra,
he presented himself at the head.
quarters kitchen half an hour before
the luncheon t!u.c ard handed the
gcneraEssino's cook q small parcel.
saying:
II am Monsieur Clemanceau. VINO 10
TO lunch with General. Joffre. This ID
packet Of noodles. Please have the
kindness to boil them for me in plain,
unsalted water, because I never at
anything else"
He Is Of medium stature. quick and
graceful in his movements and polite
md amiable beyond the ordinary NEED
ri even the provcrblal French GOOD
manners, especially toward women
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After he had served year rs
Mayor his Montmarlrc constituents
elected him IL the General Assembly.
He had won their affection By his ma3'
nor Of house-clean;ng for them. Hc
had found their streets poorly paved.
the policing wholly Inadequate. the
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though the paper reapI cared at Dor"
deaux under the name Of LHomme
EnchaIne Oman Chained~. the cen
sors habit Of blocking out 1.-The choic-
est paragraphs moved the irasctble
editor to such wrath that he put all his
resources in motion until he succeed.
cd in getting the censorship removed
in regard to political matters. 1t was
not until he became Prime Minister
for the second time that he realized
how fortunate It would have been FOR
him IL the censorship had not been 70
moved from politics.
Needless to say he was made the
target Of the f1ercest kind Of attacks.
France during the first few weeks OF
his incumbency, was either furiousiy
for or against him. But when the
saIutary effects Of his genius for gov
eminent began to be felt and France
was seen again to have recovered her
wonted fervor, the hostile spirit
against him died out and he came
more and more to: be looked upon a
the Deliyerer."
He had spent days ut time among
the troops. reviving their spirits and
making them believe that nothing but
victory was possible. And he was the
first to bring to Paris from P1cardy.
from Flanders and from Bethuns the
welcome news that the Germans were
fleeing before the French. the HFlt-.
ish and the American arms.
In his devotion to his public life
he was negligent OF the duties which
would have Insured him domestic hap
piness.
Never was there a moro loving e
devoted wife than Nine. Clemenceau,
and yet, after thirty years Of mar
ried life. and after all their children
were grown up. she obtained divorce
and returned 10 America, Monsieur
Clemcnceau married again. this time
q pariSiln
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Geraldine rcarfully>-Jack. our On.
EaEement is ut an end and I wish to
return to you. everything that YOU
have ever given nc.
Jack tcheerlly) Thanks; YOU NAV
begin at once Nth the kisses.
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On the Field oil Honor" after ths
officer had fired his SHOT ana missed,
Ciemenccau said: LAS YOU are an Off.
Ger Of France | will spare your life :;
! will only break your leg above the
knee. You understand, it is less dan
geruus to be wounded there than be-
low the knee
The bullet struck where he had in.
Dictated
This was the first of some six or
seven duels which ClcmenCcau en-.
gagged in during his turbulent political
career. His duels almost always pos.
scSSed an element Of picturesque diff.
fcrcntness. which redeemed them
somewhat, from the stupidity OF so
Anticipated and feudal 4 method OF
proving" ones honor. For instance.
Il journalist had deliberately sought 10
insult him by refusing TO bow In &C.
acknowledgement Of ClemencCuu's greet
ing. 4 challenge WAS the result. and
before the shooting began Clemenccau
announced:
AS you appear TO tin1 it so Irk-
snme to raise your hat. l will take i
or for you"
Clemenceau's bullc: went through
the mans hat and knocked 1t Off his
head.
Another time raul Dcroulede, in n
speech in the Chamber OF Deputies.
accused Clemcnccau OF corruption in
connection with the French Panama
Canal scandal. At the conclusion OF
the accusing speech Cltmenceau arose.
and after saying Monsieur Deroulede
les" sat down. The Code OF Honor"
left no choice. Dcrou!ede WIS COM
PEELED to cha!l"nGc.
So dreaded had ClcmcHccaU DaccTe
as duelist that Dernulede felt death
WAS inevitable He made his will, babe
friends hdicu and, tn The field o.
honor" ru; from his own head lock
OF hair which he divided between the
seconds az souvenirs So nervous was
h" that his buil". went wide Of the
mark ana CIrmcnrcau smiled s;rimly
an6 refused TO fire IL return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

What did the landlord say when
You told him you would leave IL the
janitoc didn't give you more heat"
Didn't seem 10 worry him. In
fact, lie suggested another location
where I would get all the heat
wanted and then some"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

Brigss--What time did the clock say
when you got home last night?
Griggs-I don't remember what the
clock said. but III never forge, what
my wife said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

ent.Thomas and L:com?:c were in
command of these troops. They 'Ev:
with resistance. \ riot and tierce
fight enSued. ard the TWO generals
were slain.
Clcincnccau protested that. rs Mayor
Of the ACCOMPLISHMENT. he had enoeav-
nrcd ~ Qucll the rio: and protect the
generals. An officer OF the War Conn
Gil expressed doubts concerning Glenn.
cnceau's vcrac!ty. whcr"UrnH The fiery
young Mayor challenged him to duel.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-10
NORTH CAROLINA BRIEFS.

The adjutant generals department
of the North Carolina national guard
is advised by the war department that
the staff. retired, and reserve officers
of the North Carolina national guard
who have not heretofore been drawn
into the service of the federal army
will have opportunity to enter. one or
another of the six training camps
about January Is for special training
that will give them opportunity for
commissions up to major and active
service thereafter.
One man was badly burned and an
other cut, but not seriously, and about
1S other passengers slightly burned or
hurt when the rear car of Kinston
Carolina railroad train left the track
and turned over, short distance from
Kinsten. The car caught fire, but was
soon extinguished. There were about
40 passengers in the car.
Preparations are being made to en-
large Camp Greene at Charlotte tc &C
commodate another brigade OF about
| 1000 men, at a cost OF 500. 0OO. Addi
tional environment buildings are to be
constructed at once by the construct
| ing quart semasteFssR .ae0artnTent
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-10
". S. WILSON IS LIBRARIAN
Annointed to serve Without Salary py
/ Trustees-succeeds mr. Alex %
Field, Who Resigned.

Raleigh Mr.. w. s. Wilson, legis7
latiye reference librarian, has been ap'
noinfed by the truseees of the STATE
library, acting librarian, without sai.
arv to serve until the next session Oh
the general assembly, when an enort
will be made to coordinate all tne
library facilities Of the State unoer
one head.
The action of the trustees followed
the resignation OF Mr.. Alex J.fF1eld as
state librarian to take up posltlon
to which he has been appointed III
Washington, D. G. :,
The trustees of the library, 1nclud-
ing Governor Beckett, are definitely
committed to the plan of co-ord1naung
under one control the State library,
the Legislative Reference library and
the State Library Commission Inc
necessary authority for this must
come through the legislature.
Until that body meets Mr.. w. .
Wilson, who is already drawing sal
arv as legislative reference librarian
will preside over the State library TOO