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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08
PATRIOTISM KNOWS NO EXCUSE.
Boise, Idaho, October Z, 1918.
,oa,.iooyo Eal1c Tdobo

BOISE, IdahO, UctODer Z, IyI6
R. B. Greenwood, American Falls, Idaho.
The State Council Of Defense urges you to
double your efforts for the Fourth Liberty Loan and
guard your people against undue optimism concerning
the German Peace Offensive. America and her allies
will not consent to cessation of hostilities while the
Germans fail to withdraw and reahgn themselves
within their own borders. 1t is not likely Germany
will Internationally surrender, hence the end is yet
far off, No greater calamity could befa than that
at this supreme moment we relax our efforts. Push
on over the top Get yourself and draft the stron
gest men in out of the council to assist the county
loan chairman. Let us answer the German peace Of
fensive by rolling up bond subscriptions Immediately
that shows America is determined to write the peace
terms and not to dicker about their petty details
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08

President Wilson yesterday inform
ed the government Of Germany that
before the United States can discuss
an armisthce German troops must be
Withdrawn from all invaded territory
He asked Chancellor Macmillan
whether he represented the German
people or the authorities Of the en-
pire who are conducting the war.
The presidents message is not a re-
ply, but in the form OF an inquiry and
the imperial German government is
asked whether it accepts the terms laid
down by President Wilson in his ad-
dress to congress January S last. and
in subsequent addresses.
The Belgian government has issued
statement that from the coast 10 be-
yond the city OF Bruges. the male pop
dlation beyond Is and As have been
brutally torn from their homes aud
forced to labor on German military
works.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08

Kaiser Wilhelm and American Boil
sheyists ROundly ScOred-FOrmer
President Declares Against Peace
Until Germany is Beaten to Her
Knees.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08
GERMANY'S EXPECTED PEACE OFFEISIVE
MEETS NO ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE.

Peace Offer of Prince Maxmilian, New German Chan
ceIIor, Offering to Accept Wilson's Fourteen Terms as
Enunciated Not Regarded as Sincere-Answer is Be
ing Prepared and Forecast is Made That Demand for
Unconditional Surrender Will Be the Answer
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08
WILSON WANTS TO KNOW
WHAT GERMANY MEANS.

Reply to Chancellor Haximilian Said
TO Be an Inquiry as to Whether He
Represented the German People or
the Ruling Classes-NO Armistiee
as Long as German Troops Occupy
Invaded Territory.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08

The Fourth Liberty Loan is only one
fourth subscribed in the nation.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08

Germany may come sooner than ex-
pected elsewhere than at the front.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
DIR. POLLING PASSED
THRU GAS ATTACK
IN LINE TRENCHES

Daniel A Polling, LII. D.. who is
to address a mass meeting in Au-
gustana gymnasium on the evening
of May 8, under the auspices of the
Tri-City Christian Endeavor union,
on the topic, With the American
Troops from the Base to the Front
Line Trenches is one of the lead
ing young men in the United States.
He is associate president of the
United Society of Christian Endea-
vor, a speaker of rare eloquence
and power. universally admired and
beloved. He was a champion ath-
/ lete in college, and became field
secretary of the Ohio Christian En-
deavor union. During this period
ne was prohibition candidate for
governor of Ohio, and though the
youngest candidate that ever ran
for that office. he made a marvel
Gus canvass and more than doubled
any previous vote of his party.
In January DR.. Polling, by special
invitation, went to England to
speak on behalf of war prohibition
there, holding meetings in many of
the leading cities of England and
Scotland
After this speaking tour he went
to France, where he donned the Y.
NJ c. A. uniform, and spent several
weeks living with the men in the
training camps of the American
soldiers and the trenches at the
front While there he had some
thrilling experiences. He passed
through the ordeal Of the first gas
attack made on the American
troops, and more than once was
under fire
Everywhere he went, both in the
United Kingdom and on the con-
tinent, DR.. Polling met hundreds of
Christian Endeavorers. He found
that almost every other Y. NJ. c. A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
, =
ILLINOIS CITY

The Illinois City branch of the Red
Cross IS receiving new members
nearly every day Forty-four la
dies sewed in the basement of the
church last Thursday.
f. c. Fisher, chairman of Rock Is
land chapter for the Junior Red
Cross, asks that all teachers organ
ize their schools into Junior auxil-
iaries the first hour possible.
Quarantine has been lifted from
the home Of Mr.. King at Pine Bluff
News came TO Mr.. and Mrs. E S.
Busby last week that their son Yves
ley. who volunteered to serve IN base
hospital No. -, from Northw estern
university, last May. has been com
missiOned as lieutenant and assigned
TO the statistical division, adjutant
generals Office, somewhere in France
The subscriptions to the hospital
and retired preachers pensions by
the local charge for the-Tentral Illf-
nois conference show philanthropy,
patriotism and religion.
Wheat, oats and pastures are look
ing fine.
Drury township has gone over the
top in Liberty bond sales with q
surplus of more than $500.
Mrs. James Johnson is i'll
Mrs. John Thomas is again sick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
KING OF ENGLAND
DECORATED GYPSY
FOR VALOR IN WAR

The appearance of the world
famed evangelist and Y. NJ. c. A.
worker. Gypsy Smith, in Augustana
gymnasium on the evening of Nav
z, o'clock, is to be made the oc-
casion for great rally of the
Christian forces of this community
Just returned to the United States
after II months of continuous ser
vice in Y NJ. G. a. work for the
boys along and behind the firing
line in France, the original Gypsy
who has preached for Al years, will
deliver the vigorous message that
has grown out of his recent expe-
rience.
Just prior to leaving England the
Gypsy" as he IS Familiarity known
on the other side, was sent for by
King George and decorated by the
king for the wonderful work he has
done among the British Tommies at
the front. In his evangelistic work
at home and abroad he Is said to
have spoken to more men than any
other person living. His work has
taken him over FIVE continents.
Rev. Mr.. Smith wears the uni
form of the British Y M c. A work
er and is accompanied on his tour
of America by w. Gordon Sprigg,
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. training head
quarters in London. He began his
tour of the United States at Boston
on April 10 and created such a
profound impression by his preach
ing that his audience insisted upon
raising a fund to purchase him an
2IIfOmObilp IN JGp in his work no
hind the lines in France.
He does not appeal for money in
his tour of the states under the
auspices of the Y. NJ c. A, but en-
deayors to bring about a better I'M
Outstanding between the peoples OF
America and England concerning
the vital issues Of the war and the
necessity Of winning II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03

worker Is an Endeavorer. and in
the ranks they are fighting in i'm
mense numbers. He greeted them
everywhere and gave them a world
of cheer and inspiration.
DR.. Poling's audiences on his
present tour throughout the United
States are limited only by the size
of the auditorium, and are intense
" interested In what he has to say,
not only about Christian Endeavor,
hut also about the conditions under
which the American boys are liY-
ing in the training camps and IN
the trenches. Regarding the latter
he has many heartening experiences
to relate, and his testimony is most
encouraging to all American pa
triots. I'VE have literally worked
miracles, and our men are physi-
cally fit and morally sound, is his
testimony concerning the troops
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
GIVE POSLAM
A CHANCE At
THOSE PIMPLES

Your friends and associates
would rather see you without PIN
plies. It can only be detrimental
to you to tolerate them. Why not
be rid of this cause of embarrass-
ment? You can do so easily with
Poslam's help.
Get some PoslaIh today and
spread it over the Pimples tonight.
Continue until they have disap-
peared. You will probably have
some PosIam left over to treat
Burns, Itching Scalp, Itching Feet,
Chilblains, Irritations. You will be
amazed to find that it goes so far
and does so much.
Sold everywhere. For free sam
pies write to Emergency Laborato-
ries, 243 West 47th street, New
York City.-(Ady.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
ZION CHURCH MAY
BUILD PARSONAGE

A special meeting of the coDgre-
CATION of Zion Lutheran church
was held Wednesday evening for
the purpose of discussing the ques-
ton of building or buying a home
to be used as the church parson-
age The congregation decided not
to purchase a building but appoint
ed a committee of which Rev. c. J..
Sodergren is chairman, to investi-
gate the ACCESSIBILITY of building a
pastors home The new pastor,
Rev. J. Ekholm, will take charge Of
the local church May 10.
Buy a Liberty Bond
ALI the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
THREE ARE HELD
TRYING TO TAKE
BOOzE TO IOWA
William Burk, Raymond FrOlick
and James Quigley Bound Over
to the Grand Jury.
HAD VIOLATED LIQUOR LAWS
Release Two Couples After Sharp
Reprimand is Given by Com
missioner c. l.. Walker.

Three prisoners were bound over
70 the federal grand jury when ar
"a ned before Commissioner c. l..
Walker late yesterday afternoon.
TO others were released.
william Burk, Davenport. who
was arrested on Rock Island arsenal
is and main drive with a pint of
whisky securely hidden beneath the
back of his coat Tuesday night, was
bound over
Raymond FroIick and James Quig-
lev also were bound over. FrOl!ck
attempted to smuggle a One-pint
bottle of whisky across the river
and QuigIey a one-half pint bottle.
All three men were arrested dur
ins the Tuesday night drive on the
island conducted by federal Off
GERS
Two men and two women. arrest
ed in the residence district Wednes-
DAY night on the complaint of sew
eral neighbors, were released when
brought before Commissioner Walk
er II was alleged that they had a
small brewery stored away in the
house in which they gathered Tes-
tiwonv given at the hearing was to
the effect that one of the women
was badly intoxicated and was
standing in front of the house &C
costing men, inviting them to en-
ter the house and have drink.
Promise to Reform.
The defendants were severely
reDr.nanded for their conduct and
were discharged on promise to
cause no more trouble The two
women and one man are residents
Of this city. The other lives in
Davenport
p,tv , fberty- Roud-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-03
Has NIFTY DELIVERY CAR.

Eberhart's piano house is out
with one OF the niftiest delivery and
passenger touring cars seen
or the streets The car is of a
Dodge Brothers make, with a body
OF Mr.. Eberhart's own design. The
back seat can be removed in a min
Ute making q delivery car of it.
1t is painted dark maroon. with
black chassis and bright red
wheels, the body being striped with
a narrow bright red. The upholst-
eTinr, top and curtains are of the
army brown material, trimmed with
red leather. The car was built by
the Plow City garage of Moline.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
BRYTYJSKI.

Londyn, 10. wrzesnia. - Wczo
raj rano przednie oddziaiy angiel-
skie nowo-zelandzkie zaatako-
waiy i zajeiy niemieckie pozycye
wycoko poiozone pomiedzy Pei
ziere i Havrincourt. Po krWawej
walce wypedzilismy nieprzyjacie-
la zdobyliSmy stare brytyjskie
transze ma wzgorzu dominujacem
mad Havrincourt, tudziez las tel
nazwy. Ma lewem skrzydle ma
szem inne wojska brytyjskie "a
Jelly wschodnia czeSc lasu Hav-
rincourt. w tych operacyach wzie
liSmy take pewna liczbe jehcow.
Ma reszcie brytyjskiego frontu
przyszio do walk W niektorych
sekcyach; odparlismy alta
XII nieprzyjacielskie ma nowe ma
sze pozycye ma zach6d cd La Bas-
see. w ciagu dnia w nocy padaS
dcszcz, ktory dotychczas ME u
stale AMI na chwils.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
N
PRAWYBORY SAS
TAX WAZNE JAk
I SAME WYBORY.

armie rezerwowa, przy pomocy
kt6rej zatakuje front Focha
gdzieS w nieoczekiwanem miej-
scp prawdopodobnie ma poludniu
aby zniweczyc plany wodza A.
liantow, ale marszaiek Foch, zda-
je sic, vie doskonale, czy nieprzy-
jaciel oslabiony jest i zdezorgani-
zowany dostatecznie w jakimS
punkcie ma dotychczasowej linii
bojowej, czy tez wypadnie mu
uderzyc gdzieindziej, dajac wypo-
czynek armiom, ktore Cd dwoch
miesiecy bezustannie walcza.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
10. wrzesnia. - Mimo nadzwy--
czaj gestego ognia m,traliez
r.eprzyjacielskich Amerykanie
posuneli sic wczoraj naprzod W
niektorych punktach ma krzywej
linii, ciagnacej sic Cd Glennes do
Well Arcy. Najzacietsza walka
toczyIa sic o posiadanie La Peti-
te Montague, (Ma}a Gora), ktora
mimo swej nazwy jest najwyz--
Sym punLtem w tel okolicy. O.
koio 80 do 40 gniazd mitralier--
skich znajduje sic ukrytych W
transzach tel CORY, skad Niemcy
zioneli piekitlnym ogniem w SEE
regi piechoty amerykahskiej. Off
cerowie amerykanscy So tego
zdania, re Niemcy beda usi}owali
utrzymac sic jak najdiuzej ma po-
fudniowym brzegu rzeki Aisne,
stad pochod wojsk amerykah-
skich ME moze bye szybki, zwia-
s7cza, re komenda amerykahska
ME chce narazac swej armii ma
wielkie straty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
NIEMcY GRoMADZA WIEL
KIE silly.
GoTUJA SIZE DO STANoW-
czEGo oPoRU.
Inndvn- 10. WrzeSnia.

Londyn, 10. wrzesnia- - Z
chwila gdy Alianci dotarli do IL
Nil Hindenburga niemal na calej
jej dlugoSci, odwr6t niemiecki
zblizyi sic ku kohcowi. Z calego
frontu nadchodza wieSci, ze
Niemcom przybyiy ma pomoc
znaczne posiyki tax W ludziach
jak w materyale a zwiaszcza w
armatach, ktoremi najezona jest
GAIA linia obronna zwlaszcza na
przestrzeni cd Arras do scissors.
Ki1kakrotnie ponawiane kontr-
ataki W niektorych sekcyach
frontu, tudziez znacznie wzmo-
zona czynnoSc artyleryi niemiec-
71iej wskazuje na to, ze Niemcy
postanowili wstrzymac dalszy po-
chod A1iantow stoczyc stanow-
CA bitwe o posiadanie ziemi fran
cuskiej. Bitwa ia bylaby punktem
kulminacyjnym dotychczasowych
ruch6w ofensywnych marszalka
iFocha byiaby zapewne naJwie-
,ksza w historyi tel wojny. Maj
silniejszym punktem W linii Hin
denburga kluczem do niej jest
o,brzymi las St. Gobain. Ku tel
twierdzy naturalnej, wzmocnio-
nej jeszcze znacznie sztuka ME-
miecka, zmierzaja wszystkie ru-
chy Aliant6w ma froncie cd rzeki
Somme do Reims. Znajduje sic
tutaj piec wielkich armii francu-
skich: gen. Dubeney, Humbert'a
Mangina, De Goutte'a Berthelo-
ia. Gen. Mangin zajmuje centrum
w jego to armii znajdula sic
wojska amerykanskie, take / W
armiach poiudniowych. Wszyst'
k;e armie So pod komenda gen,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
SENATOR LEWIS RATUJE
RANNYCH.
Washington, 10. wrzesnia.

Washington, 10. wrzesnia. -
Depesze Z Francyi donosza, re
ia okrecie Mount Vernon stor-
.pedowanym W zesz}y czwartek
.przez nur niemiecki na wodach
francuskich,, byli obecni pasaze.
rCwie ranni pola bitwy zo}n!e-'
RE amerykahscy. Senator
Stanu Illinois. bedacy pomie-
dzy pasazerami. kt6rych wszyst-
k:ch wyratowano, cierpi ma zazie-
bienie wskutek wystawienia sic
ia zimno podczas ratowania ram
nych zo}nierzy i wynoszenia ich
L ich lozek ma poi;lad okretowy.
Pomiedzy innymi pasazerami
byli kongresman D. Schall re
Stanu Minnesota adwokat Ian
Cross Providence. PAM Schall,
iona ciemnego kongresmana pro-
wadzila swego meza na pok}ad O.
kretu do }odzi ratunkowej. Oboje
zachowywali sic bardzo spokoj--
nie, jakby i'm zadne ME grozilo
niebezpieczehstwo.
Oficerowie oraz za}oga okreto.
wa okazala sic bardzo sprawna
rietracaca w tax wielkiem niebez.
pieczehstwie spokojnego umysfu.
Byli to marynarze mlodzi. ME.
kt6rzy po raz pierwszy ma okre-
Gle, jednak zachowywali sic TAX.
|jakoby z niebezpieczenstwem po-
dobnem byli bardzo dobrze obZna
jomieni. w krotkim czasie poza-
mykali oni drzwi i okna oraz ru-
ry zawierajace pare. Niekiedy
wskutek napiywu woody musieli
plywac do danego miejsca.
Powrot do portu byl jednym z
najweselszych. Ranni zolnierze
spiewali patryotyczne pieSni przy
akompaniamencie fortepianu, "a
pominajac zupeinie zabitych W
hall maszynowej. Przy wylado--
waniu, okazaio sic, re wszyscy
pasazerowie unikneli, iakichkol-
wick obrazen. chociaz senator
Lewis byi nieco sfaby wskutek
zaziebienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Rad Zmniejsza Gene Gazoliny.
Sad mad Deps'em Pociaga T1umy,
z Obozu Granta.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

John Shelton Williams. Wiado-
nose ia oficyalnie ME jest po-
twierdzona, lecz ludzie, kt6rzy
cos wiedza o blizszych stosun-
kach W gabinecie wojennym,
przepowiadajq, re zmiana ia ma
stapi W czasie rozpoczecia kam-
panii czwartej pozyczki wolnoS--
c:owej. Sama sprawa prowadze-
MIA kontroli mad kolejami wzrosla
do takiej donios}osci, ze po pro-
stu ME MONA nawet przypusz--
czac, azeby opr6cz tel sprawy
mogi lima prowadzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Kamenew Premierem Rosyi. - Zy-
dzi u Steru Rzad6w. - Ruch An
tysemicki Zagraza.
Terroryzrn BolszeNvilS6Hv. - = Walk
w Syberyi w P6Inocnej Rosyi.
INNE TELEGRAM MY.

Fayolle, nastepnie gen. Petain'a
a wreszcie Focha. Marszalek pol
ny Haig ME wspomina wick
szych zdobyczach W dniu wezoraj
Sym, czyto dlatego, re dzieh byl
deszczowy, czyto, re wojska bry-
tyjskie czekaja ma ciezka artyle--
rye, kt6raby skruszyia slime pozy-
eye linii Hindenburga. Ma FROM
Gle jednak blisko siedmio-milo--
wynn tBrytyjczycy zdobyli wazny
! bardzo grunt pomiedzy Havrin-
court alEpehy, a takze zajeli mi
mo silnych kontratakow dawne
transze pred Gouzancourt i las
tel samej nazwy. Co do reszty
frontu - komunikuje marsza}ek
Haig - walk odbywa}y sic tylko
W niektorych sekcyach. w poty-
czkach tych tax wojska brytyj--
skie jak francuskie napotyka}y
juz wczoraj ma Swieze dywizye
niemieckie, spodziewaja sic "a
tenn wszyscy, re opor Niemcow
znacznie zeszytwnieje. w rzeczy-
wistoSci, jezeli Niemcy pragna O..
Gallo lipie Hindenburga, to czas
ma to najwyzszy, gdyz ME wiele
juz niej pozosta}o W ich rekach:
W najdalszym punkcie znajduja
sic Alianci tylko W oddaleniu 5
mil, a pochod ich, ,chociaz wolny,
ME ustaje bynajmniei.
Paryz, 10. wzesnia. - Row.
niez na froncie armii francuskich
Niemcy zaczynaja obecnie re-
1agowac coraz gwaltowniej zwia-
SEGA przy pomocy swej artyleryi.
Ale Francuzi posuwaja sic stale
naprzod So obecnie W oddaleniu
zaledwie pieciu mil Cd St. Quen-
Itin, ktore Niemcy widocznie po-
Istanowili bronic wszelkiemi sifa-
mi, walcza bowiem zawziecie,
reorganizuja i koncentruja wiele
Swiezych dywizyi dla os}ony tel
waznej plac6wki. Ale i francuska
komenda widocznie postanowila
zdobyc to miasto. Wojska francu-
skie posunely sic wczoraj w kie-
1runku Clastres i zajely La Motto
przekroczyiy takze kanal Crozat
W poblizu Liez, inne zaS oddziaEy
operuja tuz pod La Fere. DIVA
Ikontrataki niemieckie odparto W
okolicy Laffaux, ma poinocny
wschod cd scissors, gdzie Che
min des Danes jest zagrozone,
przyczem wzieli Francuzi so jeh
cow, nalezacych do 5 roznych
pulk6w. Z wielkim poSpiechenl
Niemcy wzmacniaja swe pozycye
koio Laon, zakiadajac druty kol'
czaste. kopiac gfebokie transze
Igromadzac amunicye wszelkiego
rodzaju. Rozchodza sic Pogioski
cd kifku dni. re general Luden--
ldorff zdoiai zorganizowac siln9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
MOVIE PRAWA OLA PRZY-
SZLYCH POBOROWCoW.

Washington, 10. wrzesnia. -
Marszaiek generalny Crowder wy
dai nowe prawa, wedtug ktorych
przyszli regestrowcy beda klasyfi-
kowani. Move reguiy wydano
wskutek pewnych zmian w pier
wszem prawie poborowem. Dru-
karnia rzadowa pracowala dzien
i noe mad przedrukowaniem g.
100000 broszur, kt6re beda zafa-
czone kwestyonaryuszami.
Wedlug nowego prawa, dalszq
klase osiagnac MONA w czwora-
ki-spos6b:
1. Moze sic to starac sam re-
gestrowiec.
2.-Starac sic moze jego praco--
dawca lub lima zainteresowana
osoba.
3. Lokalny wydzial poborowy
moze przedstawic sprawe rege--
strowca do dystryktowego wy
dzialu bez zadnej akcyi re strony
regestroWca.
4. Rada wydzialu dystryktowe-
60 moze sprawe te re'iomendo--
wac wydzialowi poborowemu da-
nego dystryktu.
Co do dalszej klasy lub jakosci
! zajecia, peine i absolutne prawo
ma wydzial poborowy dystryktu.
chyba re sprawe odda sic W rece
prezydenta Wilsona.
Rada wydziaiu dystryktowego
Ma prawo rekomendowac sprawy
lregestrowc6w ma tenn urzad jej
| sic kohczy. Jezeli skfada sic aPli-
kacye o wpisanie regestrowca do
dalszej klasy ma rece wydziafu
dystryktowego, ten po przepatrzc
| n:u podstaw ma odpowiedziec\ ma
te pytapia: czy zajecie tego rege-
strowca jest potrzebne dla utrzy-
fnywania ca}ej maszyneryi woj--
skowej oraz interesu narodowego.
.Jezeli wydzia} przekona sic, ze
zajecie jest esencyalne, to nastep-
ME sprawdzic musi czy dany o.
sobnik jest koniecznie potrzebny.
w tenn zajeciu. Wtenczas zas rege
strowiec jest niezbedny dla pew
rego zajecia, jezeli Cd dluzszego
juz czasu pracuje przy tel robo-
iicie jezeli wydziai przekona sig
ma pewno. re dany osobnik ME
przyja} tel piracy dlatego, ably IT,
wolnic sic cd siuzby wojskowej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, 10. wrzesnia. - Ma pol,
noe cd rzeki Somme postapilismy
naprzod ma wschod cd Avesne W
kieruhku Clastres zajelismy far
me La Motto. lime silly nasze
przekroczyly 'kanai Crozat W po-
blizu Liez. Miedzy rzekami Oise
i Aisne noe wczorajsza zaznaczy-
l.. sic gwaitowna reaEcya ze stro-
my nieprzyjacielskiej piectoty
artyleryi: odparli5my diva slime
ataki w okolicy Laffaux, przy-
czem wzielismy so .jehc6w. w
Szampanii wykonaliSmy raid w o
kolicy Mont Sans Nom i odparli-
Smy raid niemiecki ma wschod Cd
Auberive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Z Biura lsisuruIuglGznsgu.

Wsch6d sloica godz. 6:25.
Zach6d slohca o godz. 1909.
y
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Dh-
sIaj pochmurnie chfodno, Jutro
pieknie bez zmiany w temperature.
Wiatr p6inocny.
Temperature doby minioneJ: Maj
Uyzsza wczoraj godzinle 4 popolu-
dniu: so stopni, najnizsza dzisiaJ o
godzinie 2 rano: go stopnl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, wtorek, 10 wrzesnia: Sw.
Mikolaja.
JutrO, Sroda, II wrzesnia: sw.
PrOta Jacka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
SEKR. NC ADOO ZREZY-
GNUJE?
New York. 10. wrzesnia.

New York, 10. wrzesnia. -
Wedlug wiadomosci zamieszczo.
nej W The World" sekr. skarbu
Nc Adoo ma podac swa rezygna-
eye, a W miejsce jego ma zasiasc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 10. wrzeS

Berlin, via Londyn, 10. wrzes-
MIA. - Po obu stronach drogi
Cambria - Peronne ataki brytyj-
skie chybily celu. Rowniez odpar
liSmy lokalne ataki nieprzyjaciel-
skie w okolicy kana}u La Bassee
i ma p6lnoc Cd Armentieres. w
sekcyi kanaIu Arleux-Havricourt
EASILY tylko potyczki artyleryi i
patroli. Ma poludnie Cd 5 drogi
Cambrai-Peronne nieprzyjaciel
ponawial swe ataki ma linie Gou-
zsncourt-Epehy. ma po}noc Cd
Templeux, upadly one jednak Z
wielkiemi stratami. Wczoraj
przednie nasze oddziaiy zmaga}y
sic liczniejszym daleko nieprzy-
jacielem, broniac przejScia przez
kanaf st. Simon-Crozat. Pomle--
dzy rzekami Ailette Aisne, po
kilku bezowocnych mniejszych a
takach, nieprzyjaciel przypuscl}
szturm generalny w Scis}ej forma-
cyl, odrzucony jednak zostal
wstecz krwawemi stratami w
walce ma bagnety lub w kontrata-
kach. Pomiedzy rzekami Aisne a
Vesle ataki wroga czesciowo tyl-
ko sic powiodiy. w Szampanii
nieprzyjaciel odniosi kilka mniej-
c1vch 7dohvczV.