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Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
G Block Y. N. G. a.

| Athletics constituted the feature at
&c" on Washington's birthday. In the
afternoon three lively basket ball
games were played. the most interest
ing Of which was between Company F
Of the .s1sth and the &c" Y. M. c. A..
team 1t is hardly fair to discriminate
| as to the stars of the afternoon, but 1t
must be stated that one member Of one
tired to the bench winded. The first half
ended with Company F In the lead.
s.2; but the second half found the
''Y" men getting together and leading.
Just as the whistle sounded. however.
| Company f tied the score at Is. The
extra goal fell to F.. The teams meet
again Saturday of this week.
meet was run OF. consisting OF q
1s-yard dash, three-legged race and
rescue race. This was but forerun-
ner Of the regularly scheduled inter-
company contests now under way.
One Of the most interesting and valu-
able features Of the program at "G'' is
evening service the men are invited to
gather around the piano, and the re-
suit shows that the. invitation is all
that is needed. When you get thirty
fellows around piano, all singing just
because they Like to, and putting their
whole spirit into the singing. you get
something impressive and inspiring.
And it's not rags" that they sing, but
hymns of the good old-fashioned
type. The whole procedure is one of
intense enjoyment, and after an hour
the chorus breaks UP perhaps a little
hoarse, but feeling as IL the time had
been spent in worthwhile way.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
WELCOMES NEW CHAPLAIN.
The 154th Depot Brigade Hears
G. q. Frick. Also Naturalist.

The 154th Depot Brigade recently
welcomed Chaplain Charles Henry
Frick. who for nearly ten years has
been pastor of the First Church Of
Christ, Wilkes Barre. Pa.
The new chaplain has for six years
been chaplain Of a semi military or
ganization and has been active in
organized work among young people.
He has been president Of the Luzerfe
County Christian Endeavor Union for
six years, and heads the citizenship de-
partment Of the Pennsylvania state
union. On his first Sunday night in
camp he conducted a short service
along Christian Endeavor lines.
Perhaps Chaplain Frick is most wide
ly known as a student and photog-
rapher Of nature. He has been very
successful as q lecturer upon nature
with photographs taken by Chaplain
Frick himself. The boys of the brigade
are looking forward to one of his lee
lures, "Out in the Field With God"
which will be given in Y. M. c. Acc.
The chaplain has host OF incidents
work with which he has delighted his
'acQuaintances ION the hill" He is
right in his glory saying. Look pleas
ant. please" to an animal, bird or in
sect, and is right in his element
sprawled out in an old bog. procuring a
portrait of some rare orchid.
He has supplied nature negatives and
written nature manuscripts for some
of the leading commercial lantern slide
houses Of America. One Of his most
recent series Of articles will probably
appear in the National Geographic
Magazine.
Chaplain Frick is quartered in CO...
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
Tells "stOry of Stirring Deeds. !"

James McConaughy, representing the
American Sunday School Association,
gave talks at all the Y. NJ. c. A. bung-
allows on the STORY Of Stirring Deeds. !"
which began with a discussion of the
recent conquest Of Palestine. showing
the cities that have been taken. He
talked of the stirring deeds Of today in
the same land where Christ once lived.
Views were given of events In the life
of Christ.
In connection with his work with the
Sunday School Association Mr.. Nc
Conaughy is editor Of O religious pub
lication. "On Service
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
SEPARATE COT L0NY FOR
y SOLDIERS WITH GERMS.
Diphtheria and Meningitis "sus-
j., pects'' Usually Confined
aHy..> Two Weeks.


There is an interesting little colony
Of selected soldiers and ofacers who
live a life apart from their comrades
in the liberty division. They are the
"D.-M. C.'s'' or diphtheria and mem
ingitis carriers. - =
These men are not all ill-far from
it-they are healthy. robust soldiers.
full Of fun, but they carry germs Of the
two dreaded diseases and must be seq
regated from the other soldiers. SC
thdt fhey will not spread meningitis or
diphtheria germs. ~ a. -
Soldiers now rarely have to remain
In the "D.--M. C.'s" colony more than
q week or two, before they are de-
clared free Of the dangerous bacteria.
At the present time there are but few
cases Of meningitis in camp and only
one case Of diphtheria,. although this
is said to be the open season" for both
diseases. DIR. Frank Marino, a lieu
tenant in the Medical Corps, who is in
charge Of the meningitis ward at the
base hospital, asserted that real ef-
fective work has been done by the
medical officers with the use OF new
seruYns, and that the death rate Of the
ward has been remarkably small con-
sidering the seriousness OF the dis
eases. In most cases. the afnicted
men who have recovered from the dis
eases are free from any permanent
after effects, which several years ago
was an almost unheard-of thing.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28

e, third Rescue 1ace-Reddish and
Minor, B. first. and Carroll and Miller
by lady was won by Battery.
Secretary Wilson of co.. Y had his
son-in-law, Rev. Plummer Harvey of
iass ssala SEE s9si |sa sssx sst,
was fSllisE some flit IanA Sfe
/ fact tif8tE kA had fWa nls, A b Sf VIII 4m
was ntnister ana Tie1 bfenaripg
replied: well yca Ess sSs kEsltst it Il.
aren't your. 8. SsyS2ss t7!:{ Es
With Hopkins. repaIfsa thkA kAapion, OF
ts the = United "a States NAVY va ltsrweisht 3
E3l0th Field Artillerys enterte he'd in its
barracks Friday evening. s{ Hopkins
being opposed by Routz. SS7ss :.
Col. Landers was present. and he had
diversified. Miss Phillips Of Boston
singing several fine songs. Secretary
Wilson Of 20" gave q short talk and
Corp. Tinsman Of Company L. 315th In
fantry, sang a solo entitled Belgium" :"
his own production: - r: -
lin; Qrps. Ruth, Weaver and Alshefsky
played the piano, Spielman .and' Ruth
obliging- with duet Refreshments
were served Other good boxing bouts
were: TWO-rOunder by Marne and
Fleishman Of d, three-roundeF - by
Walker and Hammond Of d and two
rounder by Small and Knapp Of d. CAL
lahan and Conlin, also Of d. furnish ed
much amusement with a comedy bout.
the contestants weighing Somewhere
I'm the vicinity of 800 pounds apiece. F.
w., Cassidy is the first sergeant of d
Battery and has won his spurs by hard
work.
The Engineers have embarked on a
new sea. this time as entertainers, and
the way they ran the ship" Friday
night makes one believe, they will soon
be right in the swim" 1t was c. 2Sth.
+ Talent abounds there and O'Mara of
Chicago started things going with his
IsTbnderful buck dancing. Coster and
Gentille of Detroit told some very fun
N.Y. stuff that made the boys forget
about dynamite blasts and the like.
Then Sergt. Bruce of California came
along with a-solo that was the real
noise. Quarantine was forgotten.
A number of boxing bouts were
staged, but the best was between
Golden of New York and Behrend of
Milwaukee. Golden wants to take on
some good boy Of about 130 pounds, il
he can locate him.
With Bushong Of Culpeper, Va, as
leader, the instrumental quartet was a
big hit. The mandolin was Bushong's,
the violin going to Willis. the guitar to
Brubaker, and the cornet to Montague.
Other boxing bouts were staged as fol-
lows: Brown vs.. McGurr. Skillicorn
VS.. Kozeny and Fassett VS.. Griffin.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28

The gaudy blue uniforms Of the news
paper correspondents have been rele-
gated to the moth balls by Maj. Gen.
Joseph E. Kuhn. who prescribed new
military regalia for the camp news
gatherers In the future they will wear
olive drab uniforms much like that of
the regular soldiers, except that the
coat will be cut on the English officers
style. This is in accord with color of
the uniforms worn by correspondents
in other camps and abroad.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
Sent to Teamsters' Glass.

-Four members Of the Supply Com
pany, 315th Infantry. have been sent to
the school for teamsters at the auxil-
iary remount depot for an eight-week
course. They are Michael Barret, Mi
chael Carr, Walter Donahue and John
Finnegan. Another member of the
regiment, Nichola Bionti, was ordered
to take a. course at the school for
horseshoers, also in operation at the
remount depot.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
Why He Didn't Salute.

A private in one of the cantonments
was severely rebuked by a lieutenant
one day for lack Of discipline. The
next day the private passed the same
lieutenant without saluting.
"Come here" commanded the lieuten-
ant. "Why didn't you salute me when
you passed me?
II thought you were angry with me
from yesterday" replied the abashed
soldier.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
Comes From Fighting Family.

The vice boss of the 315th Infantry
comes from rather well known fight
ing family. His grandfather was Maj.
Gen. Langdon Easton, who took part
in the Mexican and civil wars, while his
father entered the civil war as a pri-
vate, was appointed to West Point In
1863, after waging battle for the pres
ervation of the Union, finally closing
his career as a brigadier general.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
SlDELICTRTS THROWN ON LIFE ..--sst- s
OF SOLDIERS AT. CAMP MEADE
Prowess ofBoxer CLANCY ESTIMATED Gen
ial Lieutenant Discom6ted- Regimental
Commander Some Colonel

e, third. Rescue yace-Reddish and
Minor. B.. first, >and Carroll and Miller
of e. second. "A box Of candy presented
by lady was won by e Battery.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
ESQ Notes.


Maybe the little old player piano that
Secretary Bill Sutton presented to the
building didn't make hit 1t certainly
ought to make some of our friends from
the S14th Infantry good mixers. Many
thanks Bill.
Two of our stan will soon depart from
us to take their places in the ranks of
Uncle Sans National Army. 1t is with
sincere regret that we bid them God
speed, but this regret Is purely selfish,
for we know that they will enter the
new field of endeavor carrying with
them the added inspiration gained from
the Y. n. c. A. work, and will, there
fore, make of themselves the high type
of Christian soldier so necessary to the
right of development of the Army. Sec
retaries Lafayette Horner and w. Cliff
ford Cook are the new "Soldats."
Business Secretary William F. Sutton,
jr., Bill" has been all "cut up." He is
now on his way to recovery after sew
eral minor operatinons at Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Bill wrote save my
job" He should worry!
Attendance has been pretty small dur
ing the past week, but wait until we
get some of this new bunch. "Parson"
Ricketts, and "Prexy" Wilson are start
ing a preparedness program. We are
ready for anything within reason.
Everybody welcome.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
Worth While Quotations.

'The problem of life is not to make
life easier but to make men stronger
David Star Jordan.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28
The Allies.

The Frenohman faces shot and ball;
In pants as red as flame:
The Scotchman wears no pants at all,
But he gets there just the same.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-28

What dumfounds US is how a woman
can, talk a blue streak and knit a SOL
der. sock, and never get the yarns
mixed.-Memphis Commercial Appeal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02

rya chcia1y zagarnac linie kolejo-
wa Dedegacz Adrynopol wraz z
temi dwoma miastami, przyczem
Niemcy wzie1y strone Bu}garyi,
przyrzekajac Turcyi inne wyna--
grodzenie. Cd roku 1916 Niemcy
pozostawi}y Turcye zupelnie ma
1asce losu, zbywajac ia obietnica,
re skoro zafatwia sic frontem "a
chodnim, zabiora sic do zalatwie-
MIA spraw tureckich. Obrabowaniq
Turcyi przez Niemcy re wszyst--
kich mozliwych zapas6w zywnos--
ciowych przyczyni}o sic r6wniez
do znienawidzenia ich przez ca}y
nar6d turecki. Me ulega jednak
watpliwosci, ze Niemcy przy po-
mocy Austryi i Bu}garyi uzyja
wszelkich srodk6w, ably zbunto--
wana Turcye przyprowadzic do
porzadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02

''By1o to poczatkiem krwawej
WALK kt6ra przeciagnela sic przez
ca1y dzien. Raz jedna to zn6w dru
ga strona miafa wioske W posiada
niu, az do wieczora, kiedy Ame-
rykanie ostatnim zdecydoWanym
fulorem wymietli niemc6w ruin
potem wpedzili ich na pag6rek,
przemogli powtornie odporny a.
tax niemieckiej gwardyi zostali
zwyciezcami na polu ma kt6rym
trupy nieprzyjacielskie leza1y ca
]ymi st6sami.
"St6sy zabitych niemc6w tenn
wiecej byly widoczne'' dodaje ko
respondent powodu re gwar--
dzisci niemieccy przybyli na pole
walki zupelnie nowym ekwipa-
zem, tax jak gdyby bra1y udzial
W paradzie pred kaizerem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
RAPPORT Alneryka1ski.
WASHINGTON. 81 Inca - Ok

Washington, 81 lipca - Okrop
na walka spowodowana ciezkiemi
odpornymi atakami przez swieze
.nieprzyjacielskie wojska po "a
.Oureq linia raportowana by1a o.
negdaj w komunikacie gen. Per-
shing'a otrzymano ia W departa-
mencie wojny. =
Zeznanie brzmi:
'SSekcya A -Po "a inia Ourcq
ciezkie odporne ataki urzadzone
przez swieze wojska nieprzyjacie-
lskie byly powodem srogiej walki
Sarga, wzieta onegdaj przez ma
sze. wojska ,po zmienieniu cztero
razowem rak, znajduje sic W. ma
szem posiadaniu.
"Sekcya B = Niema mic do "a
portowania W tel sekcyi.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
ka bedzie i'm uchwalona.

ka bedzie i'm uchwalona.
Podobno wczoraj wieczorem
Finczyey odwiedzili kwatery bel
gijskich i szwedzkich wy}adowa--
czy dokowych grozac i'm zmaltre-
towaniem w razie gdyby ci pow
r6cili do piracy.
Ogolny najazd.
DIS rama powiatowy adwokat
wydoby1 warrant przeciw robotni
kom finskim oskarzajac ich pod
prawem stanowem o odstreczanie
ludzi cd piracy przez pogr6zki. O.
negdaj wieczorem gdy juz warrant
by} gotowy, poczyniono og6lny
najazd na hotele, oberze i miesz-
kama Finczyk6w. w ciagu dw6ch
godzin 72 strajkier6w aresztowa-
no i pociagnieto do wiezienia W
Superior. O 9tej godzinie 140 bylo
"a kratami i obliczaja re przy
najmniej. 200 zostnie przytrzyma
nych do rama.
Jako skutek tel sprawy szkoc-
cy i belgijscy robotnicy zgodzili
sic powr6cic jutro do roboty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02

Londyn, 81 lipca - Opisujac
atak czwartej dywizyi gwardyi a
merykanskiej, kt6ra teraz organi
zuje swe linie po SVEN zwyciest-
vie, Reuter'a correspondent z ar
mia amerykanska donosi telegra--
ficznie W poniedzia1ek ze Amery-
kanie w rozmaitych niedomaga-
mach co do liczby zolnierzy W xii
:ku walkach. "Nie mona by1o po
wstrzymac swiezo przyby1ej gwar
dyi gdy zstepowa}a CORY "da--
lei opowiada "Amerykanie music
Ii oddawac sw6j grunt znacznie
wiekszej liczbie nieprzyjaciela cd
Sergy do Ourge. Lecz ME skonczy
10 sic na TEN, DO PREDICT zanim
niemcy sic spodzieli zmuszeni byli
ustapic swe pozycye Ameryka--
nom byli zniewoleni posmac sic
w ty1 po "a Gala wioske.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Twcya uywa! stosunki z
Niemcanli.

Londyn, 81 hpcaa - Korespon-
dent Exchange Telegraph z Ko
pen hagi donosi wedfug informa--
cyl z Konstantynopola, ze stosun-
XII miedzy Turcya a Niemcami 20
[sta}y zaostrzone. Oburzenie prze
ciwko Niemcom, m6wia wiesci
wzrasta1o z dniem kazdym zw1asz
cza W ciagu ostatniego tygodnia.
Niemcy zazadali ostatnio wyda--
MIA sobie jedynego wiekszego O.
kretu wojenego, jaki Turcyi pozo
sta}, w zamian "a "Breslau' kt6
ry zniszczony zosta1 W Dardanel-
ZACH pod flaga turecka. Mimo pro
testu Turcyi, 6w pancernik turec
XII "Hamidieh'' odp1yna1 do Seba
stopolu pod flaga niemiecka. Via
domosci te wszakze ME maja jesz
cze urzedowego potwierdzenia. De
pesza urzedowa Francyi powta-
RIA "a gazetami niemieckimi via
domosc, re kr6l bu1garski Ferdy-
nand wyjecha} "a granice dla po-
prawienia .zdrowia. Wiedenska
"Neue Freie Presse" m6wi, re
Bulgarya uprzykrzy1a sobie woj-
ne i pragnie pokoju, zwlaszcza,ze
zbiory tegoroczne beda bardzo IL
che.
Turcya zawsze uprzedzona BY
Ia do Niemiec, poniewaz te zdawa
~ sic faworyzowac Bufgarye, ME
zadowolenie jednak Wzroslo do
wiekszego gtopnia, gdy po pokoju
W Bukareszcie przyszlo do podzia
1u Iup6W. TAX Turcya jak Bulga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Melllcy m6wia ze ieh naczel
mcy So kryminaistami.
Domaga sic aresztowania Won Be-
thmann a Hollweg oskar-
"a cz}owieka ktory roz-
pocza1 wojne.

Wstydzi sic "a swoj haj.
Amsterdam, 81 lipca - Memo.
randum domagajace sic bez lito<
,nej akcyi przeciw czlowiekowj
| kierujacemu rzadem niemieckim
W 1914 T.. jako winnemu krymina
}u, wydane zosta1o przez by1ego
kapitana Won Beerfelde a powia--
da Volks Zeitung. Memorandum
jest zatytr1owane "uzyteczna po
'prawka niemieckiej bia4ej ksiegi''
/ pos1ane by4o W zesz1ym tygod--
niu do cz}onk6w reichstagu przez
kapitana kt6ry by} bardzo zna--
nym W po}aczeniu re sprawa hra-
biego Lichnowskiego przed}ozo--
Ina przez ksiecia kt6ry by} ambasa
dorem niemieckim w Londynie W
1914 +. Niemcy sa WHINE rozpocze
cia wojny.
Memorandum do kapitana Won
Beerfelde'a podaje re przewodcy
niemieccy zaraz na poczatku woj
ny byli winni niesfychanych do.
tad oszukanstw W s1uzbie zacho
wall sic jako zdrajcy.
Domaga Oh sic natychmiastowe,
go aresztowania by1ego kaucterza
Won Bethmann Hollweg'a a twie
rdzi ze jezeli reichstag ME wype]
iii tych zadan przeklenstwo "a to
spadnie IA niego jako Ia ,wszy-
stkie przyszfe pokolenia "a tchu-
rzowskie zaniedbanie obowiazku.
W razie odmowy tych zadan
przez reichstag kapitan Won Beer
felde oswiadcza ze natychmiast
zazada paszport6w dla siebie
swej rodziny do Szwajcaryi ponie
waz d1uzej niechce znosic do spoil
XII niemcami Wstydu i hanby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Aeroptany typu D .'<DDe Haviland
4" beda zniesione.

Waszyngton, 81 ipca - Depar-
lament wojny otrzyma1 onegdaj
depsze Cd genera}a Pershinga, ,kt6
ia donosi, ze aeroplany nowego ty
pu "De Havilanr ~ sa wadliwe
polecif, azeby ME przesy}ano ich
wiecej do Francyi. Department
oddaF te sprawe Komitetowi
spraw wojskowych, kt6ry podej--
mie natychmiastowa inwestygacy
e co do produkcyi owych aeropla
now. Producenci jak cz}onkowie
Komitetu ME wiedza, co brakuje
maszynom, gdyz by}y W nalezy--
tym stanie, gdy je wys}ano do
Francyi. Fabryki amerykanskie
|dostarczy1y przeszlo 500 maszyn
De Haviland "a z tych 425 wys1a-
no do Europy; 160 owych aero
|plan6w odes1ano do r6znych obo-
z6w awiatycznych, lecz ME przy-
niosly one zadnej korzysci. Gene
raj Pershing, oswiadczy}, re wick
szosc lotnik6w zgine1o la no.
wych maszynach; powiada on, ze
jeden z lotnik6w wzbl sic w po-
wietrze oko1o 1000 stop, gdy na
gle oba skrzyd1a sic urwa1y i ma
szyna runefa na ziemie; aeropla-
ny te ME SO dose SLIME zbudowa
me, twierdzi gen. Pershing. Cz1on
kowie zaalarmowani ia Informal
eva, przypuszczaja, re trzeba be-
|dzie zniesc kompletnie tym owej
maszyny. Department wojny be-
die sic stara1 polepszyc owe aero
plany jezeli MONA, a do tego be-
die potrzeba kilka miesiecy cza-
su Producenci aeroplan6w twier-
dza, re maszyna typu Haviland 4
zostanie zniesiona i nowe aeropla
my typu De Haviland 9 10 zaj-
ma jej miejsce lecz up}ynie kilka
1niesiecy, zanim bedzie MONA do
starczyc pozadano liczbe owych a
eroplanoW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02

LIMA Aliant6w dis ciagnie sic
na poludnie cd scissors do Gran
de Roizoy i tam skreca sic na
vschod. Przechodzi onas. praWie
IA po}noc cd Fere : Ell Tarde-
nois i rozciaga sic do samego kon
ca klinu czyli do wioski Nesles
gdzie zakreca sic ostro Ia po1ud-
nie w strone Roncheres. Poster
Aliant6w, w tel miejscowosci
zdaje sic posuna1. ich la przed-
ME miejsce.
w calej tel okolicy ,odbywa1y
sic bezustanne bitwy W przeciagu
ostatnich dwoch dni, podczas gdy
nicmcy bezustannie rozpoczynali
odporne ataki przeciw liniom ali
anckim. Wszystkie te ataki spell
z}y na niczem a Alianci zdobyli
vazne pozycye w rozmaitych
miejscach.
LIME niemieckie znajdujace sic
zaraz IA p61noc Soissons i Ia "a
ch6d od Rheims mocno sic trzy--
maja lecz PRONE byly ich usi}o--
wanna, wzmocnienia ich pozycyi.
Niema teraz zadnej watpliwosci
ze niemcy beda zmuszeni cofnac
sic do rzeki Vasle skoro tylko spo
Sobnosc sic nadazy gdyz wszelka
mozliwosc robienia oporu ma pol
noe cd Ourcq zupe1nie zgasia.
Przeciwko nowym angielskim
pozycyom w poblizu Merris, W 0
kolicy rzeki Lys gdzie we wtorek
niemcy byli cofnieci przez niespo
dziany a y, s}!yszane byfo okrop-
ne bombardOwanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
l40 straikujacych| flczyk66w
uwielonych.
Duluth, MINI. 80 ipca ,

Duluth, MINI. 80 lipca - Sto
czterdziesci strajkujacych robot
nik6w zatrudnionych przy}adowa
niu rudy Great Northern Allouez
zosta}o umieszczonych W wiezie--
mach onegdaj wieczorem jak glo
sza warranty, po odm6wieniu roz-
patrywania sprawy przez oficya-
list6w rzadowych:7 Move areszto--
wanna odbywaja sic W dalszym
ciagu.
strajk by1 niespodziewany.
Piec set robotnik6w przy1ado--
waniu rudy zastrajkowa1o W So
bote po ,daniu zarzadcom dok6w
dwie godziny czasu do namyslu
zadajac po 10 centow podwyzki
no godzine. Poniewaz doki znaj-
duja sic teraz pod federalnym ko-
lejowym zarzadem, bylo niemoze-
bnem dac podwyzke przy wypla-
Gle bez szczeg6lnego rozporzadze
MIA rzadowego, ola tego reprezen
tanci komitetu bezpieczenstwa, "a
rzady kompanii kolejowych i "a
rzady przemyslowo robotnicze
czeka}y onegdaj na strajkierow z
zadaniem by powrocili do piracy
pred otrzymaniem oczekiwanego
rozporzadzenia Washingtonu.
0dmowili powrocenia do piracy.
Pc kilku minut towej umoWiie
strajkujacy Finczycy odmowiIi
powrocenia do piracy az podwyll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Zadajja 1000
Popiisowych Z
Minnesoty.

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dostarczyc kazdy po O.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Nlemcy ME moga SIC zatzy-
mac wzdluz 0urcq.

1dIyz, o1 1pCd - OSIdlnle le-
Segramy donosza, ze Niemcy prze
kroczyi juz rzeke Ourcq W swoim
odwrocie re Vile Ell Tarde-
hois, podstawa ich operacyi mad
rzeka Marna,. wpadlo w rece
wojsk francusko amerykanskich
przyczem opinia og6lna wsr6d A
liant6w wskazuje IA to, ze od--
wr6t niemiecki> przybierze wkrot-
ce wieksze jeszcze rozmiary. W
! niekt6rych punktach pchnieto po
ludniowa Geese linii bojowej Sois
SONS Reims O blisko 5 mil ma
iprz6d. Niemcy stawiali wszedzie
energiczny op6r, kt6ry wzm6g]
sic znacznie W dniu onegdajszym.
R6wniez artylerya niemiecka wzie
Ia onegdaj wiekszy udzia1 IA ty-
ZACH armii, co wszystko wskazuje
IA to, IL Niemcy przygotowuja
sic do stawie1lia skutecznego opo
ru po drugiej stronie rzeki Ourcq
Krytycy alianccy wszakze twier-
dza, ze armia niemiecka ME. moze
zatrzymac sic na linii, kt6ra te--
raz zajmuje cofnac sic musi mad
rzeke Ardre moze nawet i Yes
le, inaczej bowiem grozi Mem
com, rozbicie W ich tax swietnie
dotychczas zorganizowanym Cd
wrocie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Rosyjscy W}o$cianie masze-
ruja ma kj6w.
$4,000 armia uzbrojonych mez.
czyzn ciagnie aby zajac sto-
lice Urainy.

Washington, 30 lipca - Siedem
dziesiat piec tysiecy uzbrojonych
w}oscian maszeruje ma Kij6w, sto
lice Ukrainy, odpowiednio do in
formacyi otrzymanej dis W stano
wynn departamenecie re Stockhol
mu. O strasznym niepokoju dono-
sza ma Ukrainie i W >okolicy. Mo-
via takze re rosyjscy ukrainscy
pokojowi delegaci ME SO W stanie
mic szczegoolowo postanowic po-
miedzy temi dwoma narodami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
Piorun uderzy1 " baIon.

II mad atlantyckiego portu 81
lipca = Marynarski obserwacyj-
ny balon stacyonowany niedaleko
wjazdu do tel przystani uderzo--
ny zosta1 piorunem i zniszczony
podczas bury watrowej onegdaj
po po1udniu odpowiednio do via
domosci nadeslanych tn przez
przejezdzajacy parowiec! Niewia-
,domo czy byly jakiekolwiek stra-
.ty. J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-02
fabryka wojenna spalona.

Provo, Utah, 81 Gpca - Dwaz
najwiekszych budynkow najwiek
szej fabryki wyrob6w welnia-
nych W Provo, kt6ra wykonywa-
la kontraktowe roboty Stan6w
Zjednczonych, zostala dis .znisz-
czona przez ogien.
strate oszacowano na $500, 600
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