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The Washington times., 1918-04-20

club the two best singers out of each
company were chosen, and then the
number was gradually worked down
to the required quota. Thus 1t is
that the real musical talent OF the
$4,000 men stationed at Camp Meade
was brought together. 1t is by spe-
cial arrangement that these soldier
singers will be brought over from
the camp to sing for the people OF
Washington.
Gilbert Wilson, song leader from
the naval camp at Quantico, will
again lead the community singing
Another attractive feature Of the day
will be the use Of the large pipe
organ in the auditorium in q part OF
the program.
Because the printed song words
are donated for the use OF the sing
ers, and also because they represent
an expense that the commission may
not always be able to have filled in
this way. IL is urged that all who
have leaflets from last week, or
who possess the song books OF the
camps, will bring them to the Sun
day Sings, to economic on the num-
ber distributed. Conservation is the
WRtchword,
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DA.R SESSIONS
ARE ENDED WITH
MT. VERNON VISIT

Another wreath decorates the tomb
of Washington. at Mt. Vernon, today.
Descendants or revolutionary heroes
who followed the Father Of the AMER
lean republic to'victory, as represents
ed in the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. held impressive exercises
at the tomb after a pilgrimage. Il
marked the fnaI ceremonies OF the
twenty-seventh national congress OF
the D. A. r.
Governor Davis OF Virginia, IN en-
address to tne delegates, eulogtzed-
General Washington and his valiene
army. Mrs. Guernsey, president gen
sral OF the d. A. r, spoke on the
achievements OF their ancestors under
the leadership OF Washington. The
Rev William ]. Mculten. rector OF
Christ Church. Alexandria. Va. gave
the invocation. General Washington
was a vestryman in this church during
his residence at Mt Vernon Mrs. Lenors
Sherwood. daughter Of General Sherwood.
Of Ohio, sang the national anthem.
At the closing business sessions lass
night. the ID. A. r went on record az Op-
posed to the teaching Of German Ian
gauge In the schools. The regents Of
Mt. Vernon were requested TO allow
men in uniform to visit the grounds and
buildings without charge. Opening the
OF Sunday to the men in
the nations service was favored.
Seven vice president generals were
elected yesterday. The results OF tfra
election were announced last night Mrs.
William n. Reynolds. North Carolina
Mrs Frank 3. Hall. OF Massachusetts
Mrs. Charles II. Aull. OF Nebraska: Mrs.
Andrew Fuller Fox. OF Mississippi: Miss
Stella Pickett Hardy. OF Arkansas Mrs
Benjamin F. Purcell, OF Virginia, and
Mrs. William a. Guthrie. OF Indiana.
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every person disabled in tie lines Of
duty in the service SHALL" upon
the order of a bureau, be forced into
these schools to follow such courses
as may be prescribed. In other
words, while our soldiers fortunate
enough to return unwounded may be
fully restored to their liberty after
peace, those whose gallantry may
have crippled them could be held at
ter peace under compulsion. This bill
is credited to Texas Democrat, but
it is common charity to suppose that
he introduced It for some outsider
without reading it closely enough to
realize its meaning.
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The Washington times., 1918-04-20
MEADE GLEE CLUB
TO Be FEATURE AT
COMMUNITY SING
Dy J. Bach.

The third Community Sing" Is to
take place at Central High School on
Sunday at 3 p. m. Harold Keats. as
representative of the commission Of
the War Department on civic as well
as training camp activities. announces
that the chief feature OF Sundays
program will be the Camp Meade
Glee Club under the direction OF Ken
meth Clarke.
This Glee Club has about 200 mem
'bers, of which probably 100 will be
present. They are a highly efficient
group OF singers. In forming the
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CLAIM PEACE
PARTLY FORGED BY
KARL IS CONFESSOR

AMSTERDAM. April 2O.-,A French
monk who acts as the Emperor's con-
fSssor, is blamed for the forgery"
in Emperor KarIs now famous let
ter to Prince Sixtus de Bourbon, ac-
cordinE to dispatches received from
Vienna today.
The Emperor, It is said, wrote the
letter in German, and gave 1t to the
monk for translation to French.
The monk Is alleged to have insert
ed the word Justified" in regard to
the reference to Frances claims to
Alsace, The monk then took the let
ter to Switzerland, it was said.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20
WILL LADDMILLION
MEN THIS YEAR TO
u. s. FIELD FORCES

The quartermaster generals office
IS preparing equipment for an army
OF 2.5OO.OOO in the field or training by
the end of 1918, 1t developed today.
Estimates for Congress provide for
an increase in the armed forces oG
a million men during the next fiscal
year. The House Military Committee,
which met with War Department. offi-
cials today. received a summary OF
the estimates.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE TOMORROW

A lecture on Christian Science wiz
be given at Polls Theater at 2:3G
o'clock tomorrow afternoon under au-
spices OF the First Church OF Christ,
Scientist, OF Washington, by Francis
J. FlunO. c. s. D., Of Oakland, Cal,
a member OF the board OF leetureshIp
OF the First Church Of Christ. Set
enlist. in Boston. The public Il IN
vited. No collection will be taken.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20

Music will be a special feature OF
the opening program OF the cOnven-
tion Of the National Shakespeare
Federation that meets here next
week. On Monday evening, April %,
at the COrcoran Gallery of Art, Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker will sing patriotic
songs and a quartet from st. Pat
rick's Church choir, under the direc-
tiOn of r. Mills SiIby, director OF
the Sanctuary choir, will be heard.
Laura Sedgwick Collins OF New York
has composed some original settings
fon many OF the songs that will be
a part OF the program, with Miss
Collins at the piano. Mrs. Paul An
derson, Of Boston, will sing Shake
speare songs.
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Congress Did M2as yesterday II

Methods Of Counting by Billions and Millions Compared in the
Senate Funerals as Factor in Forcing Adjournment
Gates Of Fusiadng Have Their Day-Eng Squads Wanted
to Work Overtime in Minnesota Anestng Hero on His Re-
turn From OVer There-A Billion and Third for the Navy
Education for War Cnipples
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"MIss BUSINESS" REPEATS.

Tonight Is a red-Ietter night at
Business High School. Miss Busi-
ness" the spring musical comedy,
with its star student cast, will ap-
pear for the last time at S:15 o'clock.
Dancing in the school gymnasium
will follow the performance. The
Alumni Association arranged for the
affair
The Washington times., 1918-04-20

The House and Senate are confer
ring on the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill from which
the Senate struck out the "Borland
amendment" increasing hours Of
labor in the departments.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20

You are, or should be, q member
the United States Food AdminIstFa-
tiOn. Therefore. your Arst question
should not be "What L. the Food Ad-
mlnIstrntioa dolnET" hut aEwhat am I
dOinEf"-D. c. Food AdmInIstrntOr.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20

The SABBATH bill, completed at last,
and favorably acted on by the House
Committee on immigration, is in
tended, among other things, to vest
with full American citizenship, SOL
diers in our army. who, if captured,
might be shot as Austrian subjects.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20
GOES HOME TO CONFER.

Prince Hohenlohe, Austrian ambassa-
dor at Berlin. has arrived in Vienna to
hold interviews with the minister Of
foreign Affairs. says a diplomatic dis
patch from Bale He will then return to
his post in Berlin.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20

The music OF the meeting at the
Wilson Normal School will be under
the direction OF Anton RaEpnr, VIC
linist, and Mrs. Franceska kRspar
Lsgson, soprano, will sing Shake
spesre songs. Miss Wilmuth Gary,
OF this city. Is chairman Of the mu-
sic committee.
Among the notables who will be
speakers at this convention TO fur
ther the knowledge OF Shakespeare
throughout the country aud ulti-
Shakespeare here in Washington
will be Professor Schelling. OF the
University OF Pennsylvania: DIR.
David Gray, Of Goucher College. Bal
timore: Prof. e. AlphonBe Smith.
professor OF literature at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. who Is .
great Shakespeare scholar; Mrs. Bu-
ford. president OF Buford College.
Nashville, Tenn, and Dean Kellar, Of
Westhampton College, Richmond, Va.
It is urged b. the United States
Commissioner Of Education p. P. Clax-
ton that schools throughout the
United States shall all celebrate the
Shakespeare anniversary. April %,
with appropriate exercises.
The Oratorio Section OF washing
ton has now an accepted list OF sing
ers numbering 400. the largest ora
torio chorus ever organized in the
city. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson has
accomplished this result after long
and patient work as musical director
and organizer.
Elijah" the great oratorIo of Men
delssohn. will be sung by this chorus
Of 400. with soloists. on Wednesday
evening. May Is. in the auditorium OF
the Central High School. Admission
will be free. but a silver offering Is
asked for the beneht Of the war chart.
ties and other charitable causes
pledged by the society and for actual
expenses. M wrightson gives his
entire services for the good OF the
cause.
Because ~ the Illness Of Richard
Backing. tenor. who was engaged 10
sing the solo tenor role. another tenor
will be engaged 10 MI his place.
The Washington times., 1918-04-20

A bill was introduced IN the House
yesterday appropriatins s22,00O.OGO
for a system of vocational schools, to
be used in educating such Of our
troops as return from Europe Grip
pied. One provision Of the bin IS that
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-27
AMERYKANIE w WIELK1EJ
BITWIE.
Washington, 27. marca. - ia

Washington, q. marca. - ia
XII udzia4 biora wojska amery-
kafiskie we wielkich bitwach roz-
grywajacych sic ma zachodnim
tcatrze wojny, niepodobna ozna-
czyc, ami odgadnac, dopoki mic
nadejda raporta O tenn cd gen.
Pershinga. Amerykahska artyle--
rya cwiczyla sic W Anglii ka--
monterey nasi doskonale So juz
zaznajomieni wielkiemi dziala-
mi angielskiemi. Bye mozc, re ci
amerykahscy artylerzySci wyrn
szyli ma front dzia}ami, maJace-
mi zastapic tie, ktore zabra} ME,
przyjaciel. Take pewne oddzia-
ly amerykaliskie sPecyalnie wy
twiczyly sic w obs}udze ,tanks.
Urzedowo doniesiono o obecno'
sci inzynicrow amerykahsklch ma
polach bitew.
Mozliwa jednak przedewszyst-
klein jest rzecza, ze dywlzye pie
choty amerykahshicj, ktore juz
otrzymaIy chrzest ognla ma iron
Gle, nadeszly wraz l. posllkam1
francuskimi. Niezawodnic wal
czyc beda wsp6lnie wojskami
francuskiemi, tembardziej, zc wy
ekwipowanie ich jest francusklc.
Dotychczas nadcsz}y tylko ra--
porta brytyjskie tenn, &c zo}nlc-
RE amerykahscy walcza obo'i
francuskich brytyjskich; od
generaIa Pcrshinga zadnych jc,
szczc raport6w o tenn nie otrzy-
manO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-27

oddziafach wiecej niz 20 procent
ludzi pablo.
Paryz, 81 marca. - Wojska
francuskie kooperujace Angli-
kami w wielkiej bitwie toczacej
sic obecnie, zajeiy potezne pozy-
eye ma poiudnie cd Oise: ewaku-
eye Noyon rapport przyznaje -
jako nieunikniona konsekwencye
zmiany uk1adu caiej linii. Do Pa
ryza juz przybywaja frontu
masy rannych Anglikow Fran
cuzow; rozdziela sic ich po szpi-
talach, lzej ranni transportowani
So do innych miast. Jency niemiec
cy wzieci w tych walkach skarza
sic ma brak zywnosci i straszne
znuzenie. Dzien wczorajszy byi
g1ownie dniem artyleryi awiaty-
XII: Iotnicy angielscy straszliwa
kleske sprawili W oddzia}ach ME
mieckich masowo nacierajacych,
oraz w postepujacych "a mimi re-
zerwach transportach zapasow.
Bohaterstwa osobistego przeja-
wow - masy Gale! Walk wrecz
dawaiy sposobnosc do tego:
Francuzi z Anglikami walczyli
zmieszani - bez zadnej roznicy,
a re Francuzi wiecej byli wypo-
czeci, jako swiezo przybyli, pre-
to w cafej loczbie punktow wy
RECALL potrzymywali Anglikow,
oslaniali ich itp. w Paryzu panu-
je opinia, il ofensywa niemiecka
to ostatnia ich karta, ktora wy
grail - pred SVEN ostatecznem
bankructwem.
Londyn, 27. marca.-Wszyscy
piloci lotnicy angielscy stwier-
dzaja znakomita celnosc rzutow
kanonady Z aeroplanow, ktore
swoja droga tax nisko lataja, a
Niemcy ida takiemi zwartemi ma
sami, re celnosc ia ostatecznle
ME tax znow trudna. Niema do
tad obliczen dokladnych, lecz w
tym tygodniu ofensywy zrzucili
Alianci zestrzelili Niemcom Ego
"a 13O aeroplanow.
Berlin, 27. marca. - Niemiec-
kie komunikaty glosza, il w
dniach ofensywy Aliantom napsu
to SO aeroplanow....
AMERYKANIE w OGNIU.
Paryz, 27. marca. - Ma odcin-
ku amerykahskim w Lotaryngii
by}a doskonala utarczka patrolo-
wa 2,straznikow amerykanskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-27
Z debat senatu.
Sprawy budowy aerop|an6W poboru wojskowego'
Wielki polar W Jersey City.
Paderewski w obozie Granta.
Rome Wiadomosci.

Kvacik, jest raniony. Obaj So 1
Chicago.
Renfeldt znajdowal sic W are-
szcie; wyslano 60 do straznicy
kompanii H 34 pulku piechoty
"a nieobecnoSc bez urlopu. Wczo-
raj wieczorem wolno mu byio
przejSt sic pod strata Kvacika.
Kiedy przcchodzili kolo kwatery
oficerskiej, Rcnfeldt nagle rzucii
sic wpadi do kwatery. Pobiegl
"a MIN Kvacil, Renfeldt, ktory
w pierwszej izbie zhalazi porwal
pistolet, strzelif do nicgo. Ranio-
ny w szczeke, Kvacik zachwiai
sic ia chwile, ale natycl,miast
przyszcdIszy do siebic, pchnal
bagnetem Renfcldta. Padajac,
Renfeldt strzelil raz jeszcze, ale
strza1 padl daleko. Inni zolnicrzc
stray nadbicgfszy, znalezli obu
lczacych ia podlodzc nieprzytom'
nych. Zawicziono obu spiesznc
do szpitala obozowcgo, Sdzie
Rcnfeldt uuarl.
'Kvacik ma znalomity rckord
sluzbowy; Rcnicldta rekord row.
n;ez byl czysty, wyjatkiem tc-
90 jedynego wykroczenia nicobc-
cnoSci bez urlopu. Kvacik liczy
lat %, powolano go do Rockford
przcd 6 miesiqcami, a rodzicc Jc-
90 J0zcfowie Kvacikowic miesz-
kajq pnr. l454 So. Union ave. Ma
on brata J6zcfa giuchonicmcso i
Is lctniego brata Adama.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-27

ciel jest mnijesza ipostep jaki ro-
bi - mniejszy o wiele, je1cach
wzietych cd dni trzech juz Mem
cy ME giosza. . LIMA walk obe-
cna jest faktycznie w tenn miej--
scu, gdzie by4a pred przesz}o ro-
klein, kiedy Hindenburg rozpo-
cza4 swoj strategiczny odwrot.
Celem ataku niemieckiego by}o
rozerwanie linii Aliantow - te-
go Niemcy ME osiagneli to w Gle
zkiej tel przeprawie przykrej
dla Anglikow uwazac nalezy "a
sukces najznamiennitszy. Jedno-
czesnie pojawiaja sic zapowiedzi
rychfego kontrataku peino-linio-
wego Aliantow, zanim Niemcy
zdolaja skonsolidowac ,teren "a
jety: gdzie nastapi ten atak, gdzie
Gala kontrofensywa uderzy - ME
wiadomo, lecz pewnym bye moz-
ma, il bedzie ona straszniejsza
ieszcze cd ofensywy niemieckej.
Krytycy strategiczni sadza, IL ma
teraz ofensywa niemiecka jest
wstrzymana tax dobrze jak skon
czona; by isc dalej, potrzebowali-
by Niemcy masy nowych wojsk i
dziaf posuniecia transportow, a
przedewszystkiem musza wypo-
czac: to wszystko dale sporo CA
su. Co w tym czasie sic stanie,
trudno przesadzac. Straty ME
mieckie So tax wielkie, il ma po--
dobne ME zechca sic Niemcy pc
wnie rychio narazac - zwfaszcza
ma niepewne ryzyko. Bitwa byfa-
by zwyciestwem, gdyby Niemcy
istotnie front Aliantow rozbili i
rozerwali, lecz w tel sytuacyi, ia
ka sic wytworzyfa cofniecia ME
znacza mic, bo nadrobia je Angli-
cy Francuzi kazdego czasu, gdy
tylko zechca rowniez dostatecz-
ma liczbe ludzi poswiecit. Tym-
czasem nadciagaja posiiki amery-
kanshe i francuskie w tenn
znaczna nadzieja predkiej odnia-
ny ma linii bojowej. Jake wojska
amerykanskie So w ogniu owej
bitwy, ME wiadomo; donoszono
tylko dawniej, IL amerykanskle
oddziaiy ,,tankowe" i ciezkiej ar
tyleryi odbywa}y zdawna cwlcze-
MIA w Anglii. Co do STRAIT Mem
cow - to maja one bye tax stra-
szne, IL nieprzyjaciel postradaf
CO najmniej jedna plata swoich
zofnierzy:: rajmniej 10, W wielu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-27
WIELKIEJ BITWY-KREs?..
ROVE NOYON WZIETE.
100000 OFIAR.

4OU,UUU OF IAN.
Berlin, 27. marca. Bitwa
przeniosia sic W stadyum nowe
mad rzeka Somme: nieprzyjaciel
wciaz w odwrocie. Walka wre da-
lei; Niemcy napierajac dalej ma
wroga, przekroczyli juz w wielu
punktach bitwy linie T. 1916. /
staneli pred mfastem Albert
miasta Lihons Roye i Noyon 20
stafy zdobyte. Anglicy w wysii--
kach swoich celem wStrzymania
postepu Centralnych posciagali
wojska z Flaidryi i Wloch, lecz
sic to ME na wiele zda}o: wsze-
die zostali pokonani. Po krwa-
wei i zacieklej bitwie arulie gene
raiow Belowa i Marwitza utrzy-
ma1y Ervillers zajely n1iastecz-
ka Bihucouert, BiefVillers Gren-
villers. w okolicy Albert wojska
angielskie, swiezo Sprowadzone,
atakowaly bardzo poteznie, lecz
odparte, straty poniosiy ogrom--
ne. a wojska niemieckie szachuja
Albert ze stron kilku. Ma po}ud-
ME cd Peronne gen. Hofacker
przekroczyi Somme i zdoby} sztur
mem Maisonnette, Biaches Bar
leux, o ktore tax krwawo walczo-
no w T. 1916. Wszysktie kontrata-
h nieprzyjaciela odparto. Wojska
gen. Huttera zdoby}y wies Mar
chelpot miasteczko Hatten-
court; Etalon trzymane przez
Francuzow Anglikow zosta3o
rowniez zdobyte.
- Komunikaty niemieckie do
daja, il w walkach ostatnich zdo-
byto szeSc wielkich ,,tankow" an
gielskich, kt6re wspar}y doskona-
lie akcye niernieckich ,,tankow
ostatnio zaprowadzonych "a An
glikow przykiadem. Podobno
Niemcy sto takich ,,tankow''
maja juz na zdobytych pozy-
cyacil, gotowych do dalszej ak
cyl.
Amsterdam, q marca. - Jul
sic pojawiaja w pismach niemie-
ckich giosy, przestrzegajace
pred zbyt Snialerni nadziejami
i optyrnistycznymi wnioskani Z
powodu krotkotrwa}ego zwycie--
stwa: idzie zwyciestwo ME
przeisciowe, chwilowe, ale trwaie,
kt6re da pokoj znuzonyn ludom,
a to osiagniete bye moze dopiero
DO zlamaniu zupe}nem rozbiciu
wojsk angielskich francuskich.
- Zapowiadaja na dni najbliz-
sze zamkniecie granic neutral
nych Niemiec - szwajcarskiej
duhskiej: zawsze to zapowiada
nowe transporty wojsk - widocz
ME na zachod, dla forsowaria da-
lei ofensywy. (Popierac to tez
moze wieSci o olbrzymich stra-
tach ludzi - poniesionych przez
Niemc6w, skoro juz nowych
wojsk potrzebuja. Przyp. Red.
D. c.
Londyn, 27. marca. - Me
przyjaciel zostai wstrzymany W
swym naporze na zachod cd
miast Noyon Roye. Posifki fran
cuskie pospiesznie napiywaja ma
linie angielska; nadto So juz i
woiska amerykanskie na terenie
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| wielkiej bitwy walcza ramie
prey ramieniu Aliantami. w
straszliwej walce toczacej sic
wciaz ME zrnniejszajaca sic fu-
rya - lotnicy alianccy swietny
maia udzia}: rzucili oni w ostat-
nj poniedzia}ek ma linie niemiec-
kie % ton pociskow bomb, oraz
wystrzelali przeszlo sto tysiecy
wsteg nabojowych w mitralie-
zach, umieszczonych ma aeropla-
mach. Nieprzyjaciel wciaz Swiet-
ny eel dale - posuwajac sic wiel-
kiemi, zbiterni masami; lotnicy a.
! lianccy latali zupe}nie nisko O.
strzeliwali wroga doskona{a
niezawodna celnoScia, bomby
MONA by}o rzucac wprost w CEN
ira cafych batalionow, mas trans
portow itp. rezultatem ME daja-
Gym sic opisae! w potyczbadh
napowietrznych 13 aeroplanow
nienieckich zniszczono, 10 usz-
kodzono i zmuszono do ladowa--
mia; osm maszy ME powrociio.
- Komunikaty angielskie, O.
parte ma najpewniejszych rekone-
sansach obliczeniach, stwier-
dzaja, il Alianci walcza obecnie z
Gala, jaka jest obecnie do uzytku
- armia niemiecka: blisko dwie
trzecie wszystkich rezerw swo--
ich Niemcy rzucili w ogien tel BIZ
twy: IS dywizyi, czyli l,275,0OO
zo4nierza, gdy ma caiym froncie
zachodnim rezerwy ich ME wyno-
sza teraz wiele wiecej mad 3,0O0,-
900. Francuskie, angielskie i anne
rykanskie rezerwy nadciagaja juz
ra linie nova obron, ktora bedzie
| tax poteznie skuteczna - jak o.
brony Verdun.
- RAPPORT angielski potwierdza
utrate Roye i Noyon, ma zcahod
cd ktorych miast wstrzymano ma
por Niemcow. Amerykanskie
wojska walcza tam juz razem z
Aliantami przeciw Niemcom i sta
ia doskonale. Ma poinoc Cd Som
me walki byiy ma mniejsza skale
= wiecej lokalne, obserwowano
wielkie transporty, posuniecia
wojsk niernieckich ostrzeliwano
je bateryi i aeroplanow z dosko-
na}ym rezultatem. Ma po}udnie
cd Somme byi wiasnie atak ma
Roye i Noyon. gdzie wojska an
gielskie francuskiemi sic styka-
ia: tam Niemcy uzyli nowych
wojsk dlatego atak byf silniej--
sly, tam tez walka teraz jeszczc
toczy sic najkrwawsza. Anglicy
musieli sic cofnac, azeby utrzy-
mac linie prosta W obronie i aacz-
nose Francuzami, ktorzy dla tel
re przyczyny rowniez musieli
wstecz odpase. Dalej juz jednak,
poza owe miasta nieprzyjaciel ME
postapii cd przedwczoraj wieczo-
ra. LIMA day tam teraz ma: AL
bert, Bray, Beaumont, Mamel,
Puissieux, Ayette, Boiry, Henin,
Wancourt - ku Monchy i Scarpe
rzeczce, gdzie juz postepuje po
dawniejszej linii walk. Straty
Niemcow wproSt potworne!
JESzCZE SZcZEGoLY
z WIELK1EJ BITWY.
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