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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
AN ACRlD DEBATE
OVER OVERMAN BILL
CHARACTERIZED AS STEP To-
WARD DESTRUCTION OF MA
TON. SMITH OPPOSES.

WASHINGTON, D. President
Wilson's effort to obtain from con-
gress the unusual powers proposed
in the Overman bill met vigorous op-
position from both sides of the SEN
ate today, when consideration of the
measure was begun. In fact, so gem
eral were the attacks made upon its
provisions by both democrats and re-
publicans there appeared this eve-
ming what seemed to be a certainty
that the bill will not pass without the
bitterest congressional fight since the
war began.
One of the lines of attack to be
followed by its opponents was re-
vealed at the outset of today's de-
hate by Senator Cummins, of Iowa,
who held up the specter of presiden-
tial action annulling the powers of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
ard transferring its functions of
appraising the railroad systems and
reviewing rate decisions to ian un-
named man who might not discharge
those functions with the same high
sense of duty that we have a right
TO expect and that at present we
have the power to compel"
Senator Overman held the floor
from the time the debate began until
the Rsenate adjourned at 5 o'clock,
but he was interrupted at intervals
of three and four minutes by sena-
tors propounding pointed inquiries
intended to illustrate what they con-
sidered to be the dangers of placing
II the hands of one man the power
to wire out legally established agen-
cies OF government, transfer vital
functions intrusted by congress to
definite departments, boards and bu-
reas to other departments and 9TH
erwise revolutionize the existing
governmental system.
Senator Overman told the senate
that the sole object of the bill is to
enable the president to have such
control Of the machinery of govern
nlent as will in the greatest measure
facilitate speedy and successful
conclusion of the war, and that the
only ground for opposition to Civ
ing the ommander-in-chief the pow
ers he asks is that he is not fit to
be trusted with those powers.
Reed Raps Burleson.
While Senator Reed was speaking
Postmaster General Burleson, who
took the Overman bill to the capito
the daV it was introduced apDearef
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
CHILD STOLEN BY MEXICAN
BANDITS Is FOUND IN TEXAS
Pennsylvania Teacher Starts West to
See Daughter Thought Dead. His
Wife Also Long Missing.

EASTON, Pan. H. Haaso~, an
Easton high school teacher, left to-
day for San Antonio, Tex, after re-
ceiving a telegram notifying him
that his daughter, whom he had
mourned as dead for two years, is
alive and well.
Mr.. Hanson owned ranch in Tex
as, and two years ago, during his alb
sence, it was raided by uexican ban
dts, who burned the house. No trace
of either Mrs. Hanson or the child,
who was three years old, was found,
though it was pretty we'll establish
ed that Mrs. Hanson had died in the
fire.
It appears that the child was car
ried off by the bandits with the in
tention of holding her for ransom,
but later set her free and she finally
reached San Antonio
Hanson came to Taston to teach
soon after, and his address, was not
learned until yesterday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09

ty miles south of Paotingfu in Chilli
province. Some days ago baby was
found deposited on the ground in
Mill village. The mother was traced
to another part of the village. She
explained that her home was in ruins.
there was no food, her husband had
gone away four years ago at pre-
vious flood time and she had already
thrown the baby in the well twice,
but it had been rescued by neighbors.
On December IA the P'u-t'ao-ho
river in this district caused a great
flood owing to the blockage of ice.
The villagers suddenly found water
pouring into the streets and into the
houses. The men had all they could
do to rescue their women, children
and old folks and getting them on
to the roofs of the houses.
There, on the roofs, in bitter cold,
they lived and slept for three days
until the ice was frozen solid. Now
they have got back into the houses,
where the ice under their feet is one
or two or even three feet deep. Most
" IHSl1 DelOHSlHSS are buried IN Cn1S
ice. They are eating watery con-
coction of dead leaves. When the
frost breaks the river is almost GER
tain to overflow again. The ice in
the houses will melt Within and
without all will be water. The hous-
es will dissolve and collapse. Destruc-
ton awaits these people unless they
can be removed beforehand to SAT
places.
In this district of Anp'ing there are
over one hundred thousand people in
distress owing to the floods. One hun
died and eighty villages are affected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
men in CAMPS WILL
Be RUSHED ACROSS
WILL BE SENT REGARDLESS OF
PROFICIENCY, AND PUT IN
FRENCH AND BIRTHS UNITS.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The an
nouncement from London that Amer
lean army units are to be brigaded
with British and French organiza-
tons was interpreted by army off,
GERS here today as indicating that the
United States government is ready to
thrust aside all question of national
pride in placing American man pow
er at the immediate disposal of the
allies.
The plan was decided on at con-
ference between Secretary Baker
and General Bliss and Pershing and
British and French officials. So far
as known the war department had
not been officially informed of it to-
day.
Details of the method to be follow
ed are not available and presumably
will be arranged by Gen. Pershing.
There was every indication, however,
that American troops now in train
ing here are to be rushed across re-
CARELESS of their proficiency.
To Proceed Rapidly.
The British statement carefully
notes that the national aspect Of
Gen. Pershing's army is not to be
impaired. The building up Of that
purely American war machine will
proceed as rapidly as possible. To
supplement that effort, however, 9TH
er American units will be fed to the
front through the French and British
lines to meet the present emergency.
arrangements for the transpor-
tation of these additional forces" the
British statement said, 'are now be-
ing completed"
This was regarded here as an indi-
cation that the full extent Of British
troop ship capacity is to be devoted
to taking forward American units
and insures, it is said, the early de-
livery in Europe of at least double
the man power that could have been
forwarded in the same time other
wise.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO
BIG THRONG AT BALTIMORE
America to Make Right the Law of
the World. Pledges 10 Wage
War to the Bitter End.

BALTIMORE.-President Wilson,
at great liberty loan celebration
here tonight, gave Americas answer
to the German drive on the western
battle front; to the renewed propa-
ganda for German-made peace, to
all proposals to end the war before
Germany is awakened from her
dream of world dominion. The pres
ident's answer was:
Force, force to the utmost, force
without stint or limit, the righteous
and triumphant force which shall
make right the law of the world, and
cast every selfish dominion down in
the dust.
A great crowd heard the speech Of
the president.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
BROWNS LITTLE GIRL
BECAUSE OF NO FOOD
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS IN CHI.
MA CAUSED BY FLOODS. DE-
sTRUCTIoN EVERYWHERE.

PEKING.-"But, daddy, it's cold, +"
said the little girl when her father
brought her to a hole in the ice and
told her to jump in.
"Never mind, you must get in" re-
piled the father. So he put her in
and returned home with one mouth
less to feed.
This, says the Picking Daily News,
is typical of what is happening in
Anpling and adjoining districts, ff-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
Reed Raps Burleson,

While Senator Reed was speaking,
Postmaster General Burleson, who
took the Overman bill to the capitol
the day it was introduced, appeared
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
/. w. w. EMBRACE AS
TRIAL OPENS IN CHICAGO

ing brought to court, but only a few
of these gained entrance to the court
room.
Former associates staged striking
reunions, some falling into embraces.
Witnesses From Many Parts.
Witnesses have been called by the
defense from all parts of the coun-
try, with view to proving that the
l. W. w. is simply an organization
of workers, defense counsel said.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
LONG STAPLE COTTON VALUED
AT $4,5O0,ooo ARRIVES SAFELY

BOSTON, Mass.-Nine thousand
bales of long staple Egyptian cotton,
valued at about $4,50O,000, or nearly
a dollar pound, was being unload
ed here today for delivery to New
England impc ters. The ship also
/ brought 220 tons of gum, which put
the total value of the cargo well
above S6,OO0,OOO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
Is CALLED T0 MEET THURSDAY
Will Assemble in Atlanta to Issue
Call for State Primary and Promul-
gate Rules For Holding 1t.

Call for State Primary and Promul-
gate Rules For Holding 1t.
The state democratic executive
committee has been called to meet
in Atlanta on Thursday, April 18th
The meeting will be held for the
purpose of issuing call for the pri-
mary next fall which will be held in
conformity with the state primary
law.
Under the state law for the hold
ing of the primary the date to be
set will have to be in the early part
of September.
That primary will nominate candi-
dates for governor, state house Off
GERS and also a United States sena-
tor. In view of the fact that this will
be an unusually interesting political
year in Georgia considerable interest
attaches to the meeting which will no
doubt be largely attended.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
ONE MEAL A DAY HAS BEEN
HIS LIMIT FOR MANY YEARS
Man Who Obeys Rule SO Years Still
In Excellent Health.

nary "FLEs, Cal.-The man
'! living the simple
ought to know I. odhead Of
Los Angeles county.
Woodhead has been living on one
meal day for so years. He is now
" years old and is a veteran of the
civil war. He started his one meal
day program soon after the civil
war and has kept to it.
Il eat my one meal" he says. cat
night just before bedtime, when a
man gets his digestion up to normal
he can eat and sleep like anv
other animal. / eat no more than
any other person at a meal. | feel
very fit and expect to live many more
years. | don't smoke and | don't
drink"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
z Teatr6w Wojny.
zima Spqta|a Armie.
Przygotowania doOfen-
sywy Niemieckiej.
TorpedowieC Angie|ski zatopiony.
z Targow O Pok6j.
Chaos w Rosyi.
Co sic dzieje W Niemczech.
INNE TELEGR A MY /.
z WatYl<a11u.
z WatYkanu.

nude Ramscapelle; artylerya
belgijska odpowiada nader skute.
cznie, ostrzeliwujac Niemcow
pod Merckhem i Dixmude.
Lindyn, IA. stycznia. - Pod Ar
mentierres onegdaj w nocy byla
wieksza utarczka patrolowa; pod
Monchy nieprzyjaciel wykonai
atak po silnem przygotowaniu
artyleryjskiem lecz zostai odparty
&c znaczna strata; pod Loos byl
udatny reid angielski; try rejdy
niemieckie w tel stronie odparto.
Odosobniona strzelanina ma calej
linii angielskiej. Awiatyka dziaIa
bardzo pilnie, rekonesansujac.
Berlin, IA. stycznia. - Ma "a
chodnim froncie odosobnione
dzialania artyleryi potyczki po-
mniejsze; ma wloskim froncie na
macedohskim niema zadnych wy
darzen waznych.
w awiatycznych walkach O.
negdaj zniszczono Aliantom we
Francyi szesc aeroplan6w i try
balony.
Paryz, IA. stycznia. - Artyle.
rya dziala Z obu stron glownie
mad Crna oraz w okolicy Chew
gheli; mad Doiranem Anglicy do
bry reid wykonali ma pozycye but-
garskie, a lotnicy ich zbombardo-
wall oboz bulgarski pod Cestova.
Serbska artylerya francuska W
okolicy Presba jeziora dziala sR-
ME przeciwko tamtejszym pozy-
cyOm nleprZvJaclelSRlm.
MA MORZACH.
Londyn, IA. stycznia. -
Kontrtorpedowiec angielski IRA
coon" rozbii sic i zatonai Gala
zaloga, blisko stu ludzi - ma pol
nocnych wybrzezach Irlandyi;
stalo sic to w bury snieznej, we
srode zrana.
Toxic, IA. stycznia. - DOME.
siono tu, il statek japohski ,,Hita-
chi-Maru" zostai zajety przez nie-
przyjacielskie nury rejdery od-
prowadzony do baz niemieckich-
zamieniony tam zostaf ia pomoc-
niczy krazownik floty niemieckiej
- zaloga zaS wzieta zostala do
niewoli internowana w Nienl-
czech. Urzedowo ME stwierdzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
MISYA TAJEMNA (?).

Buenos Ayres, IA. stycznia. -
Wedle zapatrywania wyrazonego
w departamencic spraw zagranicz
uych, komisya mexykahska, ktora
przybyla. do Argentyny, azeby
wziat udzia} w kongresie pahstw
iacinsko amcrykahskich, ktory tn
ma sic odbyt, skladajaca sic Z
wojskowych, awiator6w kores-
pondcntow gazct, ma jakqS taJcm-
IA, nawet W kolach rzadowych tu-
teiszych nieznanq misye.
Nickt6rzy Z czlonkow dclega-
cyl tel mexykahskicj otwarcic Wy
razaia swc progcrmahskic zapa-
trywania. Kongres zostanic od}o-
zcny ma czas p6znicjszy, o ktorym
wszyscy dose wczesnic beda "a
wiadomicni.
Wcdlc opowiadania podr6z-
nych, kt6rzy jechali ma tym sa-
mym okrccic, co Mexykanie, 70
stall dclcgaci aresztowani w Ba-
lila i ME dopuszczono ich do por-
tow brazylijskich. W}adze brazy-
liiskie wychodza podobno &c sta
nowiska, re komisya to "w1eceJ
niemiecka, niz mexykahska."
Powiadaja tn takze, re delega-
tow mexykahskich wedle wszel-
k;ego Observation-Disclosures ME
bedzie sic uwazac i traktowac ia
ko gosci rzadu argenty1sklego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Z WATYKANU.

Rzym, IA. stycznia. - q wpiy-
wowych koi Watykanu donosza,
IL papiez Benedykt zwr6cif sic do
oddanego sobie ces. Karola Au-
stryackiego i miaf 60 prosic, by
stara1 sic wpiynac na ces. Wilhea-
ma, azeby oredzie PREF. Wilsona
wzieto pod uwage rachube W
planach pokojowych Centralnych.
Prasa razporaz drukuje przypusz-
czenia, ze papiez zechce zebrac i
zesumowat zadania pokojowe
Koalicyi i Centralnych iacznie z
Mich wysnuje nowy projekt poko.
jowy (?).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
I VQjNY!!
TARGI o POKoJ.

Londyn, If. StycZnla. - w Ia
domoSci o targach pokojowych
.rosyjsko-centralnych So bardzo
niepewne i sprzeczne: jedne do
noszq dis, IL zerwania ostatecz-
nego konferencyi w Brzesciu mo-
INA oczekiwac kazdej chwili, jc-
zeli niemieccy militarySci, nada--
lacy obecnie ton niemieckiemu
postepowaniu, beda sic dalej upie-
rail- przy swoich zaborczych wa
runkach; inne So doniesienia, &c
Trockij, stojacy ma czele delega-
cyl rosyjskiej - sk}ania sic ku
ustepstwom. :. Lecz to ostatnie
doniesienie polega, zdaje sic, ma
tenn tylko, IL Trockij bardzo zre-
cznie ubieg} dyplomatycznie
Niemc6w i oSwiadczyi, re Rosya
zgodzi sic wrcszcie ma kontynua-
eye ukladow w Brzesciu, by Mem
com ME daG sposobnosci do "a
rzucenia, re konferencya z tech
nicznych przyczyn rozbila sig;
wiec dla ideowych zasad - Ro-
syanie poSwieca owe techniczne !
godza sic zostat W BrzeSciu ma
dalsze uklady... Jeszcze inne
Jest doniesienie, ze konferencya
jednall ma bye przeniesiona do
Warszawy. :. Narazie zawiesze-
ME broni, ktorego termin mia}by
wnet sic skohczyc, zostalo pre-
dluzone jeszcze ma miesiac, co Dol
szewikom da ewentualnie jeszcze
80 dni czasu ma przySotoWanic
sic do wznowionej wojny, jezeli
uklady do skutku dobrego ME do
prowadza; nadto w Rosy zywia
przecie nadzieje, re w tym czasie
moze zywioly liberalne W Men,
czech zdolajq wywrzec presye
dostateczna ma rad w kierunku
demokratycznego pokoju. Rosyj-
soy delegaci otrzymali Z Piotro--
grodu text oredzia PREF. Wilsona
z warunkami pokoju Aliant6w i
przyjeli je przychylnie, powiado-
mill tez niemieckich przcdstawi-
cicli, re stanowczo Rosya obstaje
przy juz ogloszonych zaSadach
acknowledgement pokoju. Tech
uicznie rzecz biorac Gala niemie-
cka proPozycya poI<ojowa zostafa
cofnieta, skoro Alianci zachodni
do pokojowych pertraktacyi ME
staneli - odrebny pok6j Z Rosya
ma bye w novel nocie przedsta-
wiony.
- Premier rosyjski Lenin o.
trzymawszy oredzie prezydenta
Wilsona, wyrazai sic o MEM z
wiclkiem uznaniem natychmlast
przesiai jc do BrzeScia parliament
tarzom rosyjskim. Ukraiiicy na
konfercncyi brzcskici zaimuja sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
KAPITAN MORDERCA 1 RA.
BUSIEM,
Comp Fusion, Kans., IA. stycz


Comp Fusion, Kans., IA. stycz-
MIA, - .,Cziowiekiem w uniformie
kapitana'', ktory W piatck vic
czorem o'brabowai bank obozowy,
4 potem zamordowai cztery osO-
by, a Plata pokaleczyi nicbczpic-
cznic, byl, jak sic okazaio, istot-
ME kapitan armii, a okazalo sic to,
kiedy nastepnego dnia on sam O.
debral sobie zycie W swojej kwa-
tcrzc.
Byl to kapitan Lewis Whistler
kompanii f. 354 pulku piechoty.
Dokonal rabunku sam, wbrew
pogloskom, kt6re sic pojawiiy po
tel tragedy, jakoby mial pomoc-
nila, lub jakoby az czterech rabu-
SOW. cywilnych w przebraniu,
dokonalo rabunku morderstwa.
O szczegolach strasznej trage-
dyi dowiedziano sic Z ust piatej
oiiary Whislera, jedynej ktora
pozostaia przy zyciu, Kearneya
Wornalla, kasyera banku wojsko-
SWego, skoro ten tylko przyszedi
DO siebie tyle, re mogi opowie-
dziec, co sic stalO.
Okolo godz. s wieczorem w
piatek, byli w banku, opr0cz ka-
svera Wornalla. c. Funster Win
tiers, Z Kansas City, wiceprezy-
dent rezerwowego banku krajowc
90; Carl Oleson, 421 Colorado
ave. Kansas City; John w.
Jewell ze Springfield, Mo-, reda-
ktor pisma obozowego wydawa-
nego przez y. NJ. C. A. p. t.
Trench and Camp" ! 0. NJ.
Hill. z Oklahoma, klerk banku.
Hill WOrnall zajeci byli praca
W banku; trzej ;nni byli goScmi.
Okolo godz. s uslyszano pukanie
energiczne do drzwi: otworzono
je wszedi kapitan. Skoro tylko
przeSzedi przez prog, wyjal re-
wolwer mierzac MIN, rozkaza}
Wornallowi powiazaG wszystkich
czterech. Wornall zmuszony byi
usluchac, poczem kapitan zwiazai
Wornalla. Wszyscy pieciu patrzy
Ii zdumieni bezsilni, ME .rozu-
miejac, co sic dzieje. Kapitan Wi
docznie chciai sic wytlomaczyc,
bo przystepujac do szafy zelaz-
nej, powiedzial: Me chciaibym
tego uczynic, ale potrzebuje pie
niedzy" Potem wyjai cos szu-
flady: lie tego byto. jeszcze ME
wiadomo. Potem skierowai sic ku
drzwiom. Dotychczas powiazani
milczeli, ale wtedy Winters "a
woiai: ,,Wszak go poznaiesz,
Wornall, czyz ME taxi" - ~Po-
znaie" - rzeki Wornall. UsIysza-
wszy to rabuS, zatrzymat sic,
zwr6cii sic do Wintersa i pow;e-
dzial: "A wiec pan mnie
znasz, czy TAXI" - Win
ters odpowiedziai Z gorycza
YPoznaje Gle, ty nedzny lotrze''
- RabuS zawahai sic. Potem, jak
Wornall powiada, twarz lego
zmieniia sic, jakoby szal go ogar-
nal. WzniosI toporek i Wornall z
poza swego biurka widzial, jak
uderzyi jednego po drugim; Win
tersa jednem uderzeniem w CA
szke i kilku cieciami W tawrz, po-
tenn Hilla i Ohlesona. wreszcie 2
drugiej strony pokoiku przy blur
ku Jewella; Wornall sam, ciety
kllkakrotnie, ale mniej groznie niz
inni, chwilowo straci} przytom-
nose, a gdy nieco przyszedt do
siebie, mordercy ME bylo, Bank
stoi ma uboczu tax, re w tel porzs
nlalo kto tamtedy przechodzi i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14

nowisko odrebne zapowiedzieli,
re pokoj zawarty przez Rosye ich
ME bedzie obowiazywal, jezeli ME
bedzie formaInie akceptowany
przez Rad ukraiiiski: CentraIni
oswiadczyli wobec tego, re kwe-
stya odrebnoSci .Ukrainy bedzic
pierwsza omawiana ma sesyi pie
narnej i zadecydowana wsp6lnie,
narazie pertraktowano Ukrain
cami prywatnie - osobno przed-
stawiciele Austryi, a osobno Me
mice. Jest to jednak juz faktycz-
ne uznanie re strony Cetnralnych
niepodlegiosci Ukrainy, ma co sic
delcgacya rosyjska przez usta Tro
ckieeo bez zastrzezeh zgodzila.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
WOBEC NOVEL OFENSYWY
NIEMIECKIET.

MEM lEChlEJ
Londyn-Paryz, IA. stycznia. -
Niema juz zadnej watpliwosci, il
Niemcy wogole Centralni inten-
sywnie przygotowuja nova ofen-
sywc ia zachodnim froncie nara
zie zima spetafa kompletnie pra-
vie armie obu stron Walczacych,
lccz poza pozorna bezczynnoScia
na linii walk poza temiz linia-
mi wre akcya przygotowawcza.
Coraz MOVE wojska przybywaj2
na front zachodni, co pilnie obse~-
wuja lotnicy aliancy. Ponadto do
szlo do wiadomoSci komendy A
liantow, il Niemcy przygotowuia
jakaS nova straszliwa niespo-
dzianke - co to bedzie, ME via
domo: w rekonesansach wzieci
jehcy zeznaja, IL nagromadzono
masy ogromne amunicyi rozdaja
ia juz po wojsku, u,coby wskazywa-
10 ma bliski atak, kt6ry moze tyl-
ko obecnie panujace zawieruchy
zimowe wstrzymuja uniemozli-
wiajq: skoro pogodniejszy czas
nastanie, zapewne Niemcy zwle-
kac ofensywa swa ME beda.
RAPORTY.
Rzym, IA. stycznia. - Ma cafeJ
linii rekonesansowe i patrolowe
utarczki; artylerya angielska mad
Piave, a francuska w g6rskim od-
cinku jest bardzo czynna. Awia-
tyka aliancka bardzo czynna:
rejdy czeste - onegdaj w}oscy
lotnicy zrzucili diva, a angielscy
jeden nieprzyjacielski aeroplan
ma wloskim froncie.
Paryz, ID. stycznia. - Procz
odosobnionej akcyi artyleryi ME
ma wazniejszych zdarzeh ma ca
lei linii; w okolicy Courcy Fran
cuzi reid pu5ciIi W okopy niemie-
ckie sprowadzili jehcow groma-
dc; mad Moza, w okolicy lasku
Chaume nieprzyjaciel po silnem
przygotowaniu artyleryjskiem wy
konaf diva ataki, uzywajac plyn-
nego ognia, kt6ry jednak nie po-
m6gi mu wielc; Nicmcy zostali
odparci Z wielkq strata. w czasle
cd 1go do logo bm. zrzucili lot
nicy francuscy Is aeroplanow
niemieckich i jeden balon.
- Ma belgijskiej linii Niemcy
SLIME ostrzeliwuja okolice Dix
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14
WIELKI POzAR w GRAND
RAPIDS.
Grand Rapids, Mich, IA. stycz,
POZAR WAGONoW Z MATE
RYALAMI.
indianapolis, II. stycznia.

Buffalo, N. Y, ID. stycznia. -
Piec wagon6w frachtowych Z ma
teryalami do fabrykacyi mundu-
row zo}nierzy w Kanadzie, 20
stalo zniszczonych przez pozn
wczoraj wieczorem ma tutejszym
dworcu kolejowym. Ponadto o.
derwano pieczecie Z dwudziestu
kilku innych wagonow frachto-
wych, ale mic ME zrabowano.
z KONGRESU.
Washington, IA. stycznia. -
w biezacym tygodniu prawdopo-
dobnie zadnych waznych rozpraW
w obu izbach ME bedzie, gdyz do
piero opracowuja sic i W kom'te-
tach przygotowuja najwazn;eisze
nowe1e. pomiedzy kt6remi lest
takzc nowela kolejowa.
Bye moze jednak, re W senacie
odbeda sic zajmujace j ozywionc
debaty mad rezolucya sen. Levi
sa domagajaca sic poparcia okreS-
lonych przez Prezydenta Wilsona
ccl6w wojny. Ponadto jutro w Sc.
nacie ma odbyc sic glosowanie
mad rezolucya nadajaca Prey
dentowi wladze do objecia w
kontrole przemysiu papieru do
druku to zapewne rowniez wy
VIOLA debaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14

w izbie szybkie postepy rob-
sic Z zalatwieniem blow tyczq-
cych sic olbrzymiego budzetu. Co
do przyjetej W izbie novel; o pra--
vie kobiet do glosowania, to "a
pewne rozprawy mad mig w sena-
Gle ME odbeda sic PREDICT ni& "a
diva ty9odnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-14

kt6ry te wojne sprowadzif, okreS
III juz wielki Niemiec, Nietzsche.
Amerykanie niemieckiego pocho--
dzenia wiedza, re wojne sprowa-
dill ME kraj niemiccki, kt6rego
sa dumni, tylko system niemiec--
L,;n