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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
JOHN BETT
ANSWERS CALL
Of DEMOCRACY
Brother of Mrs. John MCFar-
lane Dies in France; Popu-
lar ElkO Boy

The name Of John c. Bett. whose
father lives at 81 Wallace street
Stirling, Scotland, appears in the
casualty list Of American soldiers
who have died in France. and while
no Official continuation has yet been
received by his relatives IN EIko. il
leaves little doubt that it is the
strong. stalwart young man who left
Eiko for Camp Lewis with the last
call Of boys from here on October 5th.
From Camp Lewis. Washington. he
was transferred in Novcmbcr to Camp
Mills, New York. and on December
18th sailed for France. While at
Camp Mills he took a severe cold
from which he never fully recovered.
His letters were cheerful. and his
last one. written February 4tb. ey-
pressed the hope that he would soon
be we'll although he seemed TO be los.
ing his hearing The casualty list
reports his death on February 18th
from pneumonia.
John Campbell Bett was born at
Eridgc-of-Allan, Scotland, October 2S.
1890. He was educated in Stirling.
scotland and there completed six
years of training as an expert car
pointer and cabinet maker He was
always strong and athletic. was a
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

ph'W OF Mrs. James Dewar. He be
IonEed TO the Presbyterian church at
Eiko, and was a valued member OF
the knights OF Pythias lodge at Elko.
ana one OF the three members of that
organization who are with the L. s.
aoIors, and whose names were placed
recently on the honor roll displayed
IN their Castle hall He was a quiet.
unassuming man with deep Christian
convictions. and was ever cheerful
and happy. He is the first Elko boy
serving in France to fall.
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out
10 his bereavcd people and the whole
United States will mourn him as one
OF their soldier martyrs who met the
Grim Reaper in the struggle for de-
mocracy and freedom. Senator Chas.
h. Henderson today forwarded the
following telegram from Washington:
Washington, d. c.. Mar. 26, 1918.
Hayden Henderson, Elko, Nevada.
John Bctt died of pneumonia at
camp hospital twenty-five. France. on
February twelfth. Father in Scot.
land given as nearest friend. and so
notified. Body Inferred abroad and
grave marked so remains can be
brought home after war. Please cx-
press my sincere sympathy to James
Bott and Mrs McFarlane.
CHARLES b. HENDERSON.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
NEW YORK CITY HAS
VIOLENT EXPLOSION

NEW YORK CITY. March 26.-
lAree violent explosions occurring at
3 p. m. lasting ten minutes. shook
the city today and a column of smoke
was seen rising in Jersey. It is ra.
ported that many buildings were
damaged there. The Erie railroad
OFFICES announced that the explosion
occurred in the Union Terminal Cold
Storage Cos. plant at Jersey City and
was apparently caused by the explo.
sion OF ammunition in freight trains.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
NOT a NEW GUN BUT A
PROPOSITION IN BALLlSTICS

That great mysterious gun Of the
Germans has set the world guessing
and experts and near experts have
been interviewed everywhere for
their opinions. Some have suggested
that II is a new and tremendous ri
fled cannon from the Skoda & Eek.
hardt works in Austria Others have
minated that it was a new weapon
on the centrifugal principle OF fire.
Opinion seems to be general that It
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

must be monster piece Of machin.
cry.
Now s. happens that the Encyclo.
paedia britannica. published in 1910.
has separate articles on Ordnance"
/ and "BaIIistics" in which il is clear
that every piece Of artillery used in
this war was comparatively well
known at the time the work was
published. The great German siege
guns, for example are fully dcscrib.
ed with The range of their fire and for
mulas for the estimating of different
distances at different angles. ANY
one who, with some slight knowledge
OF algebra will calculate the velocity
of the Krupp and Skoda 2iO nm. can.
non described in the Britannica will
reach the conclusion that it is not a
new gun At all that is being used by
the Germans against Paris. but some
discovery Of balIistics is being made.
use Of It is also possible that
new form OF projcctiIc has been in
vented ihai VIII overcome the resist
ance OF the atmosphere.
In 1910 the KrUpps were manufac
. turing LOT ih" German empire a
-iVLAm. cannon that with a 1876 lb.
"'!4N' oil eh"ERc and projectllo
weighing IA pounds could be fired
'lF'e iIneS in Tour minutes at mu2-
@i' velocity OF -eJi feet second. II
Win I'"t sun the present lombard
iH'nl Is DelhS carried on at the same
Hu@zi" velocity it would take a shell
/ wv" minutes ana eight seconds to
I'''H f"ris from the supposed loca-
'I"h OF the battery. Ihai the calcu-
I"u"hs must be exceedingly accurate
goes "!'h"ui saying LOT anyone who
. mas ever used surveyors transit
! KNOWS ih"l the error Is cumulative.
| sue" '"I'IN' calculation might ac-
. count 'NIt Inc lapse OF twelve minutes
/ D''"'eh sAoiS just as well as any
+ hIh- else mat can be suggested.
bIllI7h experiments with a twelve
'nch gun showed i"a'' using coTdii'
"7 'N' explosive 'N' DarF'I must be
.'P'"''d "i.tT lou ROUNDS had Oeeh
..I'". ne NTuPP" uS'u aI INal time
30 per cent oI hl'Fo9IyceF'he IN inc
'APloS''' LOT lh'lr Dig guns OD'.-
""S'!' 'n'h' " h'" explosive Is oe'
'"7 "7'"' il II '"l = i' MIN gun t'ial
. KUN VI l""C" EI'"''' "'lHn' ''lh'F'
'"' ''''7 o"''''''u u''''.ll o'N'n "' S"oh
IN ''' "'in''"S ""u p''Ss'u 'n'lr S"-
..'"' 10 M''''' S'''"'S ''''''S "' runs
D, must "", o''" 80 'o''IU','u'
'"'r''o''' 'na' 1t coulu De "ur'l'" lor'
M''" '' '"'. rear u ''' ""'"'i'''
i"''' '''uS' " " o''''IE VI 'llc guns
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

Somme against our troops and the
french in the ncighborhood OF Royc
and Chaulnes. The cnemy's losses
continue severe, he being obliged 10
reinforce his battlefront from all
parts Of the western theatre of war.
Over seventy hostile divisions are
known to be engaged in the battle.
FRENCH OFFICIAL STATEMENT
PARIS. March 26.-The battle con.
tinues with great violence. During
last night and this morning the enc
my multiplied his attacks on the
whole front between Noyon and
Chaulncs. The French artillery, well
established in the Noyon region.
were supported effectively BY our in
fantry and are retarding the German
thrust. Frequent counter attacks are
being made. Heavy losses are being
inflicted upon the enemy. Noyon was
evacuated during the night in perfect
order. the French now holding the
east bank OF the Oise firmly"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
GOVERNMENT SCOUT BOAT
GOES TO BOTTOM

PLYMOUTH, Mass. March ga
government scout patrol boat struck
a rock off Gurnet here last night be-
tween Plymouth Haroor and Bront
Rock and went to the bottom. From
lirst reports all aboard were saved.
Particulars are lacking.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 26.--A !. e
cal Red Cross drive to raise s75.O6u
for war purposes was opened here to-
day. Fully 100000 will he needed
annually by the local chapter to meet
the demands OF war work.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
BRITISH SLAUGHTE RING THOUSANDS
GERMANS FOR EVE RY FOOT Of GROUND
KAIsER'S LOSSES so HEAVY HE IS OBLIGED TO BRING
RElNFORCEMENTS FROM WHOLE WEST FRONT;
GERMANS FIGHTING DESPERATELY AGAINST TIME

Over Seventy Hostile Divisions Known To Be in Gigantic
Battle: Allies Retaiatng With Frequent Counter Attacks
German Reserves Reduced To FiftyTwo Divisions; Hag
Continues His Mastery Retreat IniCting Terrific Loss:
Military Experts Think Now No Doubt German Attack
Will Be Stemmed and Thro Wn Back
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26
ALLIES CONFIDENT THAT
KAISER WILL BE WHIPPED

PARIS. March PC Entire conf
d'nco is felt by the allied command
"rs that the Germans last trump
card will be- ogortrumpgd when the
proper moment arrives. Tn, allied
military authorities were fully cog
n'zan, OF the fact that the cncmy'- c!-
forts would cause retreat until
measures could be taken to check the
enemy iryupJon into allied positions.
ALLIED POSITION SOON
TO BE BETTERED. GERMANS
FIGHTING HARD AGAINST TIME
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. March 20. There is rea-
son to believe that important events
30 be recorded within the next fe,,
hours will lead to a brtlcrmcnt OF
the allied positions which are stem
ming the German onslaught Heavy
German attacks yesterday about Er-
yiIiors were completely smashed by
th" British artillery fire. The enemy
is fighting hard against time. In the
. i'I~l udh ms reserves were reduced
TO - divisions. A. the end or the sec
ond day some forty divisions of these
reserves had been put in
FINNISH GUARDS IN
PANIC STRICKEN RETREAT
STOCKHOLM. March 2G-It Is
reported that the Finnish Red Guards
have broken on their front and are
fleeing iu a panic
BRITISH EXACTING HEAVY
TOLL FOR EVERY
FOOT OF GROUND
LONDON. March 20 Evlcting the
heaviest toll for every foot OF ground
the British line continue 90 with
draw slowly before the pressure Of
CONTINUED on rage Four
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-26

PARIS. March 26.-The gigantic
struggle on the western front still
continue with the slow retirement
OF the allied forces before the heavy
German onslaught marking the only
really new development in the situ-
alton. Haig's mastery retreat is in
line with allied plans, according To
all reports from the front. The Ger
mans are making still greater efforts
along the whole front between NoyOn
and Chaulncs, according to the last
communiquc OF the war office. No
yon was evacuated by the French
during the night, and their forces
moved to the left bank OF the Disc,
where they are now holding their 20.
sitiOns firmly.
FIGHTING LULLED
DURING NIGHT
LONDON, March 26-Thc fighting
near the British sector lullcd during
the night, dying down 10 ntml flashes
OF occasional artillery fire and cxplo-
sions OF star bombs fired at frequent
intervals TO prevent extensive move
ment 0! troops. 4 welcome rest came
to the combatants on both sides that
lasted until the first strcaks OF dawn
came this morning. The British i'm.
proved their interval. however, by es-
tablishing themselves In new posi-.
lions east OF Royc and Albert.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-23
1[INIaIJIi
Influenza Thing of
Past in Queen City


l. SEATTLE, Nov. 23.-Influenza In
Seattle is now virtually thing of the
past. over week ago the health
departments ban was lifted and after
being in effect for five weeks.
That no serious results following
the al-tiay celebration of victory and
the subsequent reopening of theaters
and all places of public assemblage,
Is shown in a review of the reports TO-
the. week received by the health de-
partment.
During the first week following the
lifting the ban only 479 new casse
Of Influenza were reported. as COM
pared With 10S5 cases for the week
Immediately preceding and 2142 cases
for the week previous to that. Up to
noon only three new cases were re-
ported to the health department six
ty-three deaths from influenza oc-
CURED in Seattle last week, notice.
able decline being shown toward the
close of the week.
With the removal of the quarantine
order at Camp Lewis, soldiers and
sailors of the army and navy stations
and camps in and near Seattle are
again permitted to visit the city. The
ban at the naval training camp at the
University of Washington was lifted
last week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-23
Pilot Rock Loses ,
Lights and Movies
(East oregonian speclan

PILOT ROCK, Nov. 23.-One of
the most destructive fires in the his
tory of. Pilot Rock occurred Friday
morning when the chop mill belong
ing to J. NJ. Hodges was burned to the
ground The fire was discovered
about $40 a. m, but had gained such
headway nothing could be done, but
save the surrounding buildings. The
mill is said to have contained more
wheat and flour than ever before
there being $4,000 worth of flour
waiting to be shipped, tons of chop
ped feed and also sacks of wheat.
Several of these were saved. The light
plant which was housed in the mill
is also a total loss. Mrs. Hodges had
purchased the plant recently from
H. Fl. Huderman. So Pilot Rock will
suffer the loss of electric lights and a
movie show until a new plant is in
stalled. There was no Insurance on
the light plant, but the mill was par
TALLY insured with Bentley & Gra-
ham of Pendleton. The new bum
galow belonging to Mr. and Mrs
Hodges was saved by hard fighting.
The estimated loss is somewhere be-
tween fifteen and twenty thousand
dollars.
! DR.. Il. O. Parker was called here
the first of the week by the illness of
Mrs. Ida Russell at Grace Hospital
I Alta Smith returned from a short
visit in Pendleton Thursday.
! Helen De Vaul is quite i'll at the
hospital with tonsilitis.
Bert Smith of Mountain Home,
Idaho, was visiting his father Marion
Smith the first of the week.
Frank Michaels was q visited here
Friday.
Guy Rockwell, Mckay creek ran
cher was here Friday.
Eldon Hutchinson is in charge Of
the Pilot Rock-Pendleton auto stage
again.
Earl Martin purchased small
grafonola from NJ. d. Orange this
week.
Alfred smith was a visitor here
Thursday.
Morg Edwards was down from his
ranch Thursday
Fred Fletcher and Frank Jones of
Butter Creek passed through here
Friday on their way to Pendleton.
c. II. Condra was transacting bus
mess here Thursday
The Home Guard boys are talking
of giving a Thanksgiving dance. The
proceeds VIII go toward paying for
their new uniforms.
F. r. Rankin and wife motored to
PendIeton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merwyn Gilbert have
returned to their home here after
spending several months in Portland
where Mr. Gilbert was employed in
the ship Yards.
The new home or Mfr. and Mrs.
George SchIegel is almost completed.
Word has been received here OF the
illness or Mrs. James Roffner and
five Of her children in PendletoH.
They are victims Of the influenza.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-23
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATULA co.

herd of hogs at the Geist ranch near
Holdman Wednesday.
Charles Alspach and Clifford Ken
dan are home from Lewiston, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Richmond of
Walla Walla are visiting their ranch
north of town.
The Christian Ladies' Aid met
Thursday. the firstifor several weeks
Emil Mueller is spending the week
in Pendleton. 'a"
Miss Sarah Montgomery was a re-
cent Walla Walla visitor.
/ Mrs. G. W. Piper and Mrs. T. II
GrohmleY were Pendleton visitor.
/ Wednesday, HLs q Leei~f iH
! Mrs. Jenee Peterson. Helix central
is having her residence interior re
modelled. Fe e- -tHt. -e
I Mrs. E. E. 5Geist and sons of Pendle.
ton are visiting Mrs. r. Tosier during
Mr. Geists trip east to attend his
fathers funeral il-l fu EtE "a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-23
Italy Works Out Plan
for Reconstruction

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.--
Italy has embarked ON a difficult
recOnstruetiOn program and near
lly three and a half billion lire has
been appropriated to carry IL out,
said a Rome official dispatch to-
day. Measures have been adopt
ed to permit all war factories to
resume peace production iInme-
diately.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-23
A. r. Gray Entertained
Sunday School Class

HELIX. Nov. 23.-A. R. Grey will
entertain this evening at the Bap-
tist church his Sunday school class
and has invited the classes of Miss
Sarah Montgomery and two of the
Christian Sunday school to join them.
A pleasant time is anticipated.
H. L Smith bought z. f. Geists
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-23
FOR LUMBAGO
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly II Relieves

You Just rub Musterole in briskly. and
usually the pain i5 gone-a delicious,
soothing comfort comes to take its place.
Musterole is clean. white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Use it instead
of mustard plaster. VIII not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
Stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and
aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles. bruises, chilblains. frosted feet,
colds of the chest Gt often prevents
pneumonia). Always dependable.
80 and 6Oc Jars; hospital size $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
z ANGLII.

Londyn, Is. lutego. - General
Robertson, szef sztabu g%eneraine-
go Anglii zrezygnowai L tego sta
nowiska, jak prasowe doniesienia
opiewajq, dodajac, IL general W
interwiewie oSwiadczy}. re ME
zrezygnowat dobrowolnie, re go
do tego partyjne / osobiste kote-
rye i intrygi zmusiiy, i re ME
przyjmic zadnej inncj pozycyi,
ami w Radzie Wojenncj Aliantow
ami w komendzic armii. Nastcpcq
zostat gen. Hcnryk Wilson; O.
iiarowano stanowisko owO gen.
P~lummcrowi, wodzowi angielskie
mu we Wloszech, lccz mic przyjaf
on propozycyi. Spodzicwac sic
wypada, IL inne waznc zmiany
nastqpiq w skladzie komendy ar
mil angielskiej, miedzy innymi
wspominaja o zastapieniu gen,
IIaiga, wodza angielskiego we
Francyi - kimS innym, a take
mozliwa jest rezygnacya mini
stra wojny, ks. Derby.
Wicehr. Northcliffe, wyda'
wca znakomity najpowazniej-
szych pism angielskich ma zostat
| dyrektorem propagandy alianc'
kiej w krajach nieprzyjacielskich
wiadomo, IL Niemcy ME dopusz,
GAIA i ME dopuszczali nigdy VIA
sciwego textu dokument6w allan.
ckidh, dotyczacych wojny, jake tc
oredzi, zawierajacych okreslenif
cel6w wojny i warunkow pokolr
e strony Aliant6w, a take ME
dawali dotrzec do ludlow swoicf
informacyom o wiaSciwym stanif
woiny ! ukladzie si}. Pc owej pro
pagandzie spodziewaj9 sic Allan
CT wlaSciwego ! prawdziwego III
dow centralnych oSwiecenia o st;
ME wojny ! beznadziejnej sytua.
cvi pahstw centralnych. Plany
owej propagandy oczywista nit
' So znane-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
INNE ~TELEGRAMY.
co SIZE DZIEJE MA WSCHO-
DNIM FRONCIE.

Londyn, Is. lutego. - Donosz2
? Amstcrdamu, IL tam z Wiednia
otrzvmano wiesci, &c Rumunia
sklania sic ku pokojowi Z Central
nvmi ma tych w~arunkat1, &c Cd
da Dobrudze Bulgaryi, jezeli do
stanie cato poparcie co do swolch
zadan " Bessarabil.
Rad rosyjski postal ultima,
tum Rumunii, by w a godzln
ewakuowala Z wojsk swych Bes-
sarabie, oraz pozwolila wojskOm
rosyjskim wyjsc swobodnie re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
REID MA LONDYN.

Londyn, Is lutego. Nczo-
raj w nocy aeroplany nicmicckic
ponowny reid puScily ma Londyn;
kilka pocisk6w rzucono w Samem
miescie. Okolo 10tej w nOcy poja-
WHO sic szesc aeroplan6w nicmle-
ckich mad Tamiza rzehq; odparto
wszystkie z wyjatkiem jednego,
kt6ry przedarl sic ku miastu l
rzucii bomby, ktore zniszczyly
pewien dom i zagrzebazy w Jego
gruzach kobiete jedn2, kaleke zof-
nierza i , dzieci. Innych szEod
niema. R6wniez Dover byt bonn
bardowany - be- rezultatu. Ae-
roplany angie1skie wyleciafy
przeciw napastnikom | W waIce
napowietrznej jeden niemieckj
aeroplan zostal zrzucony W mo-
RE. We Francyi aeroplany ME
mieckie W p~owrocie I londyhskie-
60 rejdu bombardowafy Dunkirk
WALK MORSKIE.
Rzym, IS. lutego. W nocy
ma 11go BIN. try torpedowcc wio-
skie urzadzily doskonale udatny
reid w zatoce Bucycaria ,niedale,
ko Fiume, gdzie w kanaIe obron,
nvm sieciami zatopiono jedcn o,
kret wojenny austryacEl; szcze'
go{6w n~arazie niema.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18

swych terytory6w. Jak sic spra-
wa ia rozwinic, ME wiadomo; So
! ~doniesienia, re Rumuni ukladajq
sic Z Rosyanami o z~awicszenie
broni i pok6j.
- Cabinet nowy rumunski z
gen. Avarescu - jake premicrem
- ~jeszcze ME sformowany.
- Piotrogrod, Is. lutego. -
Donosza z Moskwy, IL nicmieccy
iolnierze w okolicy Kowna i Gro
dna stacyonowani z%buntowali sic
i ME chcq sluchac rozkazow,
przenoszqcych ich ma front "a
chodni. Z~olnierze ci okopali sic,
obwarowali ! grozq broniQ, a po-
konali strazc, posIanc ma uwiC-
zienie ich. (AIozliwem jest, Il
~donicsienie to dotyczy jednego Z
Gawuiejszych tclsgramow o bum
Gle $4,000 Nicmcow w owych
Strouach ma Litwic, kt0rzv iStot-
ME sprzeciwili sic zbrojnie pre-
u;cSieniu ich IA front zachodni...
Przyp. Red. D. c. =.
- W1adza bolszewikow slab
ME, zwlaszcza w kraju, IA pro-
wincyi, gdzie pc Wsiacl i miaste-
czkach dzialajQ SLIME przeciw
MIN popi, oburzeni ma bolszewi-
k6w "a ich ostatnie anty-cerkiew-
ne rozporzadzenia. Zydzi niepo-
koja sic rowniez - boja sic roz-
ruchow i pogrom6w, jake rcak-
eva ianatyzmu rcligijnego mo-
glaby wywolaG.
- z Finlandyi So wieSci zmie-
Szanc: jedne donosza, IL Bale
Gwardye narodowe pokonawszy
Czerwonych i zajqwszy ich arse
nal w Pcczcrsku, rozstrzclali o.
kolo 100 robociarzy - bolszcwi-
k6w, finskich / rosyjskich .dru-
gle wicSci podajQ, IL Czerwone
>otnic d~opuszczajQ sic strasznych
okrucienstw pod Bjoerneborgiem
11tu Fin6w bolszewicy rozcbrali
DO naga i pu5cili pc 5niegu, a "a
bawiali sic s~trzelaniem do MICH
do cclu, jak do zwierzyny. w
ElcIsingfors lupiestwo i mord VIA
daja niepodzielnie. Sctki osob IL
chodz2 do Szwecyi.
- Ma Ukraine ME lepiej: tam
waIczq bolszewicy ukraihscy
przeciw ,,burzoazyi ukraihskicj'
i obiecujq utopit ia we krwi jej
vlasncj; K~ociobihskij jakiS do
wodzi bolszewikami ukraihskiml.
Wodz donskich ! ukrainskich
wojsk gen. Kaledines zgin2i Po-
dobno w walkach ostatnich.
w Piotrogrodzie istny ter
ror: ia ulicach miasta Mkt zycia
mic pcwicn: rozbojc i mordy ma
porzqdku dzicnnym; onegdaj
s~trzelanina gwaitowna miala
micisce ma Wozkreschskim Pros
pekcic, jednej Z gE6wnych ulic
stolicy. Wiele os6b zgine}o. "
mieScie bawi okolo 10000 jehc6w
n~iemieckich, kt6rzy do Niemiec
wracac ME chca, ably ich zn6w do
wojska ME brano no / by mic
glodowali. BytnoSG ich powiek-
sza znacznic trudnOSci zywnoScio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
I W0jNY!!

NEyIl, 10. lulSSO' AL ASANy
skie dziaiania ozywione mad Gar
da jeziorem, mad Brent2 gorn9 !
mad Piave Gala. w dolinach Fren-
celia ! Berretta ostrzeliwano sku-
tecznie skupienia wojsk nieprzy-
iacielskich. w dolinie Lagarina
z~niesiono kilka rekonesansow att
stryackich: zreszt9 patrolowe
utarczki ma calym f~roncic. Poo
Montello mad Piave dziala angiel-
skie znakomicie ostrzelaiy pozy-
eye niemieckie, poczem przekro-
czyiy Pave i W ataku silnym spa
d!y ma pozycye wroga, powodujqc
ma ni& szkody znacznc
Saloniki, Is. lutego. - Ma ma
cedonskim froncie niema dzia}ah
wazniejszych, poza strzelanin2 w
okolicv Monastyru ! Wardaru pa
trolowe rekonesanse ! potyczEi.
Sa glossy, Il Alianci Oczekuj2 "
niedalekicj przyszloSci ofensywy
Centralnych ma tym wl5anie from
Gle.
Berlin. Is. lutego. - We Elan
dryi ! Artois wzmagajqca sic stale
akcya artyleryi; pod CheriSy !
Marching w utarczkach krwa-
wych wzieto Auglik6w do ME
wolf. Ma francuskiej l:nii - W
Szmapanii walk dzialowe ozy-
wionc, toz samo mad Mozq ! W
AIzacyi. Sutyacyjnych zmian ME
ma.
z innych front0w - zad-
nych wicSci. Ma wschodn;m iron
Gle. rosvjskim dis. 1890 mia ter
Nf
min ostatni z~awicszcnja broni.
AMERYKANIE WALCZA...
Paryz, IS. lutego. - WojSka a
mervkanskic znajduj2 sic ma Cd
cinku frontu bojowcgo W Pobllzu
starozytnego miasta Toul; ma Ii
mach amerykanskioin kanonada
trivia juz Cd ~dtuzszego czasu; O.
uegdaj wojska tc byly Przez try
godziny bombradowane Prze1
Niemcow pociskami zaczadzaJ2-
cvmi - be- zadnego rczuItatu.
Pred trzema dniami aeroplany
niemieckie zbombardowaiy szpl-
tai polowy francuski, a choc IL
szkodzily baraki szpitalnc, lecz
ME ranily nikogo ich pociski.
Reid 6w ma szpital byi rozmySl-