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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
TIlr MEANING or m

Tho conviction of Eugene v ueha.
socialist agpatoroRnd handy man for
the knlser In America, on an indict-
ment charging him with attempting
TO promote the cause Of the enemy.
win be far reaching IN ne effects.
The iury's verdict will carry q very
significant meaning TO everyone tn
Amerlca. ~ well Jis TO our friends
and foes across the seas
TO Debs himself Il will mean that
e he must spend probably the remain.
der OF his days In u felon's stripes u
viii mean tho end OF his opportun-
iiy TO work injury 10 tho country
which offered him oyory chance to
win happiness. prosperity and true
success
To the other leaders ~ tho social
ist party II will mean tho handwrlt-
ing on the WALL They are as guilty
ns he. In a sense Many of them DO
not deserve to be at large. The g.
Louis platform. which they have en-
dorsed. IN treason. That some OF the
men who drew Il un are sllll enjoy
ing their freedom is not evidence Of
their Innocence hut OF Americas pa.
tiencc Now az last patience with
these dlsloyalists has ceased 70 be- a
virtue. and the net is closing In
10 the rulers and people OF dor
many Dcb's conviction will mean
that the help they had hoped to get
from their friends In America Will
not not be forthcoming Il will sup
ply them with new proot that We
propose 20 put our traitors where
they will be entirely harmless untn
Germany Is beaten into utter sub
mission.
To the well meaning but mentally
befogged members OF Debs' party the
news OF his conviction should come
az n revelation OF tho mistaken char
acter Of their own views Many so
cialists are honest Hut cunning. tun-
scrupulous men l&o Debs have
planted In their minds idoas a. once
untrue, unpatriotlc ana criminal
with Dcbs In federal prison. rank
and file socialists will have much
less respect for his teachings
To patriotic Americans at home
tho conviction OF Dchs Will mean that
( another step has been taken in the
great forward movement 20 purge
the country of is disloyaiIsts u o.
one more way OF telling the boys lu
France that We are with them
hciatcdly and 10 the end
But TO the boys in France the con.
viction will perhaps moan most Con
slider what u must mean to them
three thousand miles from home
riHkinr life and limb on tho cold
rnin-swept blood soaked haltleuelds
10 know that the folks at homo have
not abandoned the great cause. buO
are fighting Huns here even as the,
arc fighting Huns over there Th,
boys In France know that nehs wa,
helping Germany TO have permit
ted him 60 SO free would have beer
q blow 90 their morale
The conviction nf pcbs ,yul hty,
ils meaning lu allied countries. too
II will be just ono NOR, h,t ot yyi
denoe TO those who .rc fighting thU
great battle with us that we ar, 10
o deadly earnest and IuttDG o. .rr.I
aside every obstacle o. our .u..r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
Oklahoma Outbursts

notice sny& rill Dinglcy that the
man who takes ne Most seriously .H
Tho blli collector
Tho glrl IN South Main says ''n
ton 10 ride ON tho back Hpal uf O.
motorcycle.
Wa have heard of uo prsl,hfrr
who refused to respond tp tho COLL
for four minute Speakers hecaut.
Tho city 1"st wHnn Yuu io inko O.
. LOOK ut tho rfpor'urHI "Htf fu that
you may h"o how IN" World lH got.
ing ON a war h3HIn
Times and Star have been rpnB0lI.
datod tho Times assuming Tho
management uH"iF and IWoiaucs of
both ptpcrn
MrAIrfer E.rlH nftrr ln"'atRl
Forvrr Tnry decided that 'H, phy.
nDnI 'NtWIna'i1n required hF in'
rul'H vent too far
End says mo masquerade ball
Nan Iro huft feature Uf its col"brs.
lion. OF fhr Cherokee "trip opening
Thor" Is HuhHfhIng about a mask
Iu which makes lpy uuroutncI.
Tho fho'uIN wants 'cons'rIr-
tive. ana not .HoFtructlyc' dele.
cation sent from NI-Rugrc 90 thc
l'h"'nlS iH trying 10 mako 10 hard for
Don't worry Item from the OKLA
homH CHS Times Sugar prices nre
vicinity bat p cents a month should
mean little % your young lifs. con.
Hidoring all the other advances
our idea or an nptlmlat. says the
h" can DO no he pleaars on earth and
th'n enjoy the consequences Of a
iucl famine IN Ne place where he
viii 10 after he nloa
should a Eirl use powder asks
Am ehatrrn newspaper. As 10 that.
replies the llealdtou Herald. FAR be
10 from newspaper parngrapher to
say liut if she does she should OBJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
ALEtSsFRlI!ElN''DIEYFoRR!EST J =

You remember Just as l vaB FIN
lshing tho story before this mat
Uncle Lucky aud Buly Bunny Eu, the
wise duck doctor. Dr. Quack. O. lon
the HuunyVlile regiment Now,
sometimes / say the NabbiEille roEt-
tnent, but they are Just the same, for
llAhbityille and Buunyvillo a-o tWJ
little towns 40 close together that ~
10 weren't for tho liabbllug llroOk
know where ono began and the other
ended
Well ns soon AZ Or Quact had
signed the paper Uncle Lucky start
ed OF again and the n'W person he
met was tho Yellow 1ramu Dog who
once made a call on him ana ne
kind old gentleman rabbit had rlvCn
him leg OF lamb 10 eat Tor the
yellow Tramp Dog WAS tctiiur very
hungry that day and dread tuiy hluc.
and N yellow dog gets too blue
he's liable tu get siCk and then even
wise pr Quack couldn't cure him.
Come. Join the army" sail Urc'c
Lucky, and he leaned out of mo
Luckymobiib and took that yellow
dog hy the collar and just pulled him
into the automobile, and then BllN
bunny made hlm sign the paper. and
after that Uncle Lucky drove on
some more. aud by and by no came
10 the house whore lived tho little
gray mouse And Hhe had "A son, and
of course Uncle Lucky wasn't goluR
TO ask her Co Join the army, he WAS
after Mr. Mouse. you see. Although
Mrs Mouse might have made N veiy
nice Rod Cross nurse. but Uncle
Lucky didn't think ~ Il at The time,
for he wss in such n hurry.
Now. as soon ns Mr. Mouse r1w
Uncle Lucky he said cot course TN
Join the army and ho jumped into
the Luckymubllo and OF they went.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
Little BeHnB's Notebook

Fridny mite w. baa fried fIsh fo-
suprir mo nor Hiking eny kind of
fisb rspeghuly fried ON account Of
thr hopes .nd me Time ana [ sod i,
un, An A. u. tou,t Vupf euy
usb
m. mot y,pt y.u want Aha Wal ,oy
are g,i,r an cot sr5 w, 1,ncr,s n
rn, ~ him f., thig w.-rI fb,t v,s
.Inni vynt hut we raff to takc them
t.s, Inn.
s,,,,r, .',,i,,,s ,, y.-,.,,,, ,,..,,,,,l-
s.t r,r A,S r,, .t,r,,'t ~, mn, q,
n.a,n ~ rsr cn r,, .nf.t, r,, s'g'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

States to engage iu tho greatest war
800 history, one ln which tho sobe Issue
iH Iho right uf mon everywhere 90
govern themselves ana during lts
rouduct to Bog.s,t To throw away or
To- abuse ih&Hght ai homo
81 .a believed that AmDrican yot'ta
reu.lr lhBt American ins'lluuuus arc
at st1NGht go poUs this wear aF we'll
us uu thr runF limo loo France. aud
shat uu election day they viii sight
their ballots 1000 carefully os Amer.
Joan ao'II,r8 Hsnt .h.ir rifles while
.U, oId,rr nrluF Ilnr H aoycr
.h,re" tHr ln,.r firing line aFOyor
hcr.'
Considering ho nr. that the
Emitted sutna boo This wnr has not had
n genuine coalition goyefnmout. De
cause bo administration has pre-
frHsed 'no party which b. only
slightly 100 the minority from having
u important voice in tho councils ~
tho administration. it iH highly for.
tunatr chat our laws demand u fresh
roWator of 'ho Will or che people nt
thH t.mD n The voters realize thr
tho great benefit that viii accrue to
The conduct OF tho war through tho
appearance ln America ~ a ranl uu
ulition government they Will not hoe
into to 90 Co tho poll 'bH rou
above an years
The allies England France and
ttaly hav" genuine governments
Ia each OF. fHsas ,ouurur1 Oh,
strongest men of AN poru'. vholb
or n power. or out ul power hayo
been called n tne urhraf poHuuu.
of responsibility This is ulso par.
unuly true iu CauyIt Don lho United
States. alone among tho entente ma.
tiouH, % is not tru'.
Thus. tho constitutional Ruau,n.
toes riyo tho American people their
just opportunity st thla iimS ln the
ooHEfr Hiau-l elections. ubTy nave
the chance to Insist that tho oppoN
tIuua party which numbers among
iu leaders tho most competent and
mos, furcrtul mon in the republic.
shall have u guiding place In tho
government commcnaurate with lts
Importance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
The Heart Hunters
by MARY DOUGLASS
Author OF Hunting a Husband" "HandIng a Husband"

helping her with her boarders Not
that she Will like % call them by
that plebeiau name, Betty had said
to me.
Dan took some OF our luggage ana
We went into the dark passage way.
didn't want DO do a thing 20 IT,
explained Alice. "untl had your gd-
vice. Hetty And I knew. Prudence,
that YOU could help 30 with tho artis-
tlc side OF things"
Alice held her old charming sway
over us
Not ! wondered why she had uo,
tried 20 do away with some of the
accumulated dust For whom was
she keeping thatG
'Areuf you awfully hungry
We contested that we were. Alice
lrd ms go the hlgh-celinEed dining
room Tho daiRp smell OF a closed
up room met US. We stood a moment
silent looking az the paper pooling
from the walls. and the dim heht
falling through stained glass win
dow~
"pid you bring anything TO eat
whH youF' Alice asked swectly
so We didn t' / said In somo
confusion.
Wen hunt something up then
Again We followed her into a dark
passage. We came out into q great
square kitchen with rcd-brickod
floor aud sunlight streaming in
through clean window paues
This is charming / cried why
cuuldn We use it for our dining
room. st the Ume2 I'm sure tho ant
students will enjoy % more"
There" knew YOU woul1 solve
things fnr me-" cried Alice Tell
Wr, how many are lhorc going tl
ne'"
$50 far just Grace Merrill. ,nd tho
Jones Elrl and Clarence Alan-Ard
and Jor Hammond asked II ho
could come"
"rnnr ls good. f1r "a been.u-.' Do
said Alice ,WnetIy. 81 hope .hry ur-
dgrH.uud that the attractions arc
SCENERY and plenty OF tracdnu ot
euNrrC this is aot u summer hotol
'oh yes. ! answered hhs'Nr"
Tomorrow Fixing ru
Copyright lols grorgs Matthew Adam,
An asitated ncighbor had iua, in-
formed Mrs s,Warrop that M son
was al the top OF telegraph pole
u tho vicinity when the boy had
been coaycd back 20 earth again.
hls mother demonstrated
Tad, I've told YOU how danger.
nus that is nov why win YOU persist
in climbing those polps7"
Hut ma gNlaimci tho h1y In
Ian 8ggricvrd tone, u have DO have
some fresh air.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

grapefruit Mrs. Crawford had
cooked crlsp, tnder bacon. eggs
poached like little birds Nests on
crisp slices OF toast. Then golden
brown waffle with maple syrup fin
ished n breakfast which Brian en-
Enthusiastically declared
"A meal NJ for the godsl" yet Ruth
thought, with "A little ainklng Of the
heart, that had II not been fsr her
work and because OF that work, her
pay, no would have had no such
breakfast She couldn't have cooked
u 10 save her life. Why would he not
he sensible ana let her talk over her
plans with hlm2 she cared for the
money, the comfort It brought aB
much for his sake as for her own.
And she hated Homework
Tomorrow Ruth Discovers That
Travelling In "A Part OF Her Work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
CNbLIANS MAY NOW GO
TO OFFICERS SCHOOLS

WASHINGTON, Sept 10 civil
.ans from is to tG years may now
amply for admission 90 central Of
nccrs training schools The was
department announced today that
such Applications must be.made TO
army officers Rt various educational
institutions Men in class A OF tho
draft. and those given deferred
ch~NNcauous ON other than occu-
patoru grounds, may apply FOR
comm ssiuus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
TO-DAY ~ THE BIRTHDAY q
Marie BOHdpdrte
september 2ouh, i7so.
IL 1T YOURS %


Mario Pauline Honapurtr wus one
OF the numerous family Of brothers
hnd sisters OF the great Napolean
She waa quite the most beautiful of
the girls, and the gayest In nature
two qualities that endeared her 20
her illustrious brother. hut that also
brought her into more or less trouble.
Like the rest Of them. she was horn
in~AjgCcio and shared the rise ln the
fssSily furtuneA when she was ReV-
enteen. abe married one of NnpolS-
onH STAFF officers. General l., Clerc.
and went TO live At ~. Domingo lie
died In 1909. and. as a young widow.
mere girl OF twenty-five. she came
10 enjoy the society in Paris She
was exceedingly populaC. had her
portrait dopg as Venus reclining on
"a couch tafter the artistic fashion
~ the tlmeD and married tho Prince
llurgheso She went 10 Rome With
him. hut tired OF II there ana came
back to her beloved Paris Various
cHcapades started gossip about her
especially her rather OF hand treat,
mcnt of Marie Louise. which caused
her removal from court
This sobored her a bit, and shc GD.
companled her brother 10 his fret
cNilc to Flba. and begged after his
overthrow. 20 live with him At st
Helena. Hut this request was denied
hur and she died in her flvoritc cltN,
Paris Of cancer. She WAS about for.
ty five. and EJill Young looking and
exceedingly octuuful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

WASHINGTON. sept i9--Hcal'h
OF American troops at home and
overseas continues remarkably
good. The surgeon general an
uounccd today that for tho two
month period ending August 81. the
death rate ~ the cutiuc army was
.2lg compared with the death rate
NJ men in civilian life OF military
tge Of G.I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Washington county hns takon
steps TO kcpp down mob violence 4
grand iup IN that county has In
dictod Mayor Ford of Dewey. chlrg-
ing lHu Uifh misconduct Ia con
noctlon'wt tho riots at Dewey a few
weeks ago which resullol in1 the
burning 81 a number Of negro homes
Tho indictment AYERS that tho mis-
conduct was in the refusal of tho
mayor To take proper and lawful
action 10 disperso the mob and pro
toct life and property after com.
plants had been made 20 him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
PHONES
Daily Food
srpTEMRnR pol. inla.

no shall see of the travail oi his sDI'
and shall be satisfied by BIZ t-oulodfr
shAll my righteous servant lusuiy many
for he sail bCr their iniquitioa 10 or j.
Dear dying Lamb thv prerious blood
Hhsll never lost its IowUf
TIL all the rsnHoued church oi tod
ho saved 10 tiu nv more
A by one mans dihohodi"ncn WanF urrr
made sinners. ~ hy tho obsdirufr ul UH"
shsli many be made righteous Rom 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Congress has aaid In effect that II
Ia an act OF dialoyalty to manufac-
turo antQNioatingl llquorr By the
same reasoning cannot Il also be
said that tho man who buys the stuff
a; tho present price, Ia also disloyal,
and should no not he compelled to
invcartho amount he wastes on booze
Tor llburty bonds or war savings
stamps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
BACK UP noys wIrm nNllor

Opinion is divided as to whether
or not Il will be easier than uaul ..
Eot out the vote in he >oyymbu
election. Some politicians especially
q few democratic headers have pro-.
dlcted that tho coming elections wifi
record the uEhtcst vote iu recent
years They base this prediction un
ihclr assumption that th, nation 100
largo B content to let thing. ryulu
as they are, In the hands Df thr pres.
cnt democratic party comrol .s aou.
gree
However thehs 81 90 t.giWu. md
militant opposition 20 tHa rr,dI,
tlon. Republicans declare that rh,
democratic wish ~ father to tha
thought Not oniy republicans. but
most Interested thinksrs nE we'll uay
that e would bo regarded as tbe
haght Of Stiffness for uo United
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Ordinarily diplowatlc communica-
tiuns are capable OF different inter
prvtations. hut not 30 with the ro-
ply Of tho United States to Austria q
invitation 10 an ''unbindlnE peace
conference" Even the kaiscr can
understand what President Wilson
said and meant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

A group of democratic women has
again appealed to President Wilson
to please use his influence 10 bring
about "a vote In tho senate on tho
suffrage amendment Bctwecn the
women suffragisB ana the congress
sionbl candidates, the president is
kept reasonably busy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

The young lady across the way
says 10 seems rather absurd 90 her 90
reject q young man because he is "a
Few pounds under weight ne nobody
would ever know it with his Clothes
gu.&
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

The rush Tor marriage licenses
these days is not entirely because the
mon want Co attach themselves 20 "a
dependent before the quosuonuNros
are answered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

That peace play did not have even
Ia uuc-uight sthud Tho cast was
rotten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

II was once published ss recipe
ror preserving good health. leave
the nblr hungry Good health
should nov bo universal remarks
the Globe Democrat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Gormany has demanded that Fin
land drive the allies away from the
Murman coast The Fiulandcra hes
itate IN do this. mys The Dallas
News lnasmuCh as the Murman
coast isn't their coast and the allies
uon't want TO go away.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18

zarobku wyniesie oko}o 100000
dziennie. Kupcy, przenyslowcy i
inni zapewniaja jednak dra Gar
zelda chetnem zastosowaniu sic
do rozporzadzenia. Zamknieto
miedzy inncmi warsztaty loko-
motyw Baldwin,, gdzic 10000 o.
sob Jest zatrudnionych.
Columbus, o., 1S. stycznia. -
Wedlc dat dcpartamcntu staty-
stycznego komisyi przemyslowcj
stanowej, S,296 zak1ad6w fabrycz-
nych dotknietych zostanie rozpo-
rzadzenicm dra Garficlda. Swicto-
wac bedzie 7SS,625 robotnik6w,
zarabiajqcych dziennic pr<cciet-
ME ,953.O05.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
odOsOb-
stryackich; strzelanina odosob=
Mona ma ca}ym froncie.
INNE RAPORTY.

INNE RAPORTY.
Londyn, 18. stycznia. - Nicma
wazniejszych wieSci Z angielskiej
linii we 'Francyi; pod st. Quen-
TIN wykonali Anglicy reid pony
SIny; pod Epehy Niemcy probo-
wall rcjdu - odparci.
Paryz, 1S. stycznia. - Poza
odosobniona strzclanina til 0w-
die, spokoj panuje; W Szampanii
dziala zywicj grajq; pod Samog-
ncux, mad Moza zniesiono patrol
niemiecki; pod Epargcs byf vie
kszy reid francusl<i, powodze-
mem dokonany.
Havre, 1S. stycznia. - W oko-
icy Dixmude Ramscapellc stree
lanina bardzo gwa}towna, nleco
dale - s}abSza; zmlan nlema.
Paryz, 18. stycznia. - Ma from
Gle macedonskim strzelanina mad
Crna Reka - jak zwykle; poza-
tenn mic nowego.
Berlin, 18. stycznia. - Ma wlo-
skim froncic zmian sytuacyJnych
niema; w atakach tego-tygodnio-
wych Wlosi stracili bardzo wielu
zolnierzy; ponad 3OOtu wzieto do
niewoG.
- Ma zachodnim froncie niema
wazniejszych wydarzeh; w okoli-
cy Passchendaele, Nendhuille i
St. Quentin byly patrolowe utarz-
czki, w kt6rych wzieto garsc jeil-
cow.
- Ma macedonskim froncie
wzmogla sic kanonada mad Crna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
MOzLIWE SKUTKI ROZPO-
RZADZENIA.

Washington, 1S. stycznia. -
Obliczaja, re rozporzqdzenle dra
Garfielda tyczyc sic bedzie 64,-
100000 ludzi W q wschodnich
Stanach, re w samym Stanle
New York robotnicy straca zarob-
XII okofo $95,OOO,OOO. w Novel
Anglii wedle obliczeh l,25O,0OO
rcbotnik6w spczywac bedzie
przez 5 dni, a zarobku straca
$5,874,S52.
Pittsburgh, Pa, 1S. stycznia.-
Urzednicy kompanii stalowej o.
Swiadczyli, re by}oby rzecza dla
Mich niemozliwa usluchat rady O.
placania robotnik6w przez piecio-
dniowy czas ich odpoczyWania.
Okolo 60 procent ich robotnikow
pracuje cd sztuki, a z 40 procent
wielu zmienia swe zatrudnicnie
co tygodnia. Podobnie tl6macza
sic fabryki szkia i innc zaklady
fabryczne w zachodniej Pennsyl-
wanii i Ohio, gdzie placi sig ID
sztuki.
Filadelfia, 18. stycznia. -
100000 osob spoczywac tn bedzie
przez 5 dni wskutek rozporzadze-
mia dra Garfielda, a utrata ich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
w sPRAWIE TRZECIEJ PO
zYCZKI PANSTWOWEJ.
Waszyngton, Is. stycznia.

aSZynSton, 10. StySZIila'
Pierwszc finansowe kroki celeH1
rozpisania trzeciei pozyczEi panl
stwowcj ,,wolnOSciowcJ" zrobii
sckretarz Nc Adoo oznaJmlaJac
wydanie nowych certyfikatow;
skarbowych ma SUNG $4CO,Ooooou
ma 4 procent Cd d. % styczr'a do
% kwietnia. Subskrypcyc przyj.
mowat sic bedzie po Genie nomis
nalnej i Z naroslym procentem dc
dnia 90 stycznia, kiedy ostatecz.
ME zaplata musi bye wniesiona:
Obligacyc takie przyjmowac sic
bedzie jako -zaplate "a bondy
trzcciej pozyczki. Zdaje sic, ze
wplaty ma tc move bondy rozpo-
czna sic % kwietnia, a kanpahia
celem ich rozprzedazy przepro.
wadzi sic w marcu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-18
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
WLOSKI FRONT.

Rzym, Is. stycznia. - w Srode
zrana nieprzyjaciel po silnem
przygotowaniu artyleryi wykonai
atak pod Capo Silo, wymierzony
na to, by odebrac W}ochom pozy-
eye, zdobyte w miniony ponie-
dzia1ek. Wallla byla bardzo "a
ciekia i trwala kilka godzin: ME
przyjaciel poniosl straty bardzo
ciezkie odparty zostaf W zupei-
nosci: wzieto przytem 119 jehcow
2 oficerami; zabrano przytem
500 karabinow, kilka mitraliez
sporo innego materyalu. Ma resi-
Gle frontu niema wazniejszycn
wypadkow: pod Val d'Arsa
pod Asolone w utarczkach patro-
lowych wzieto garsc jeheow au-
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