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Evening journal., 1918-04-17
DR.. W. NJ. DICKINSON
IS HEART VICTIM

stricken with acute heart trouble at
h's homo late last night Or. William NJ.
Dickinson. aged 60 years one OF The
bese known veterinarians IN this state
died before medical attention could be
given him. ur. Harvey Patton wss CALI
ed. but when he arrived, he stated that
Dr. Dickinson had died instantly.
Dr Dickinson was a native OF TINS
city and had been. yeteriary surgeon
for years. lie is survived hy his widow
and two daughters, Mrs Florence Pow
ers and Miss Ella Dickinson he Was a
member N Wilmington Lodge. No. 4
a. @. O.. W. and OF the =. o. b., of this
city
The funeral Wll take place from hiI
late home. SO. 6i3 Broome street. or
>a,erdsy afternoon with iniorment -
Sherhro0k Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
S2O,OOO,OOO FOR
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT

WASHINGTON April ii-4A' iols-
cassed a .porkless' rivers ana Aar-
bo-. h5l carr, lng 100000. lt cone
isfns mo p~oiec'- Aoer. those sqfc.h-
elrv recommended ar l1' Wa- Do
psrio,eni or those cons la~'l mecca
ssrr ls lhc var. On- tno no" proc
ie.is are carried lu iaa Bill.
one of ihe moss lmplriNni naI pro-
visions Is au appropriation oi e4V"''
Geo lo improve ihs harnor oi D11giee-'
fan. $. c.. 90 pr5vi' fo- eiani df'
dock in preparation for '5e 'omIns ac
UtHiss t1cre.
Other larse appropriations are io'
work 0n The Ohio and Mlssssipp
rivers and hsrhors a' Norfo'k Mobile
Kov WesN Los Angeles and PAAadeI
phia
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
CORDIAL Greeting
TO DR.. Anderson
Mayor Lawson, DR.. Watt
and DR.. Irwin Speakers at
Harrison Street
RETURNS AS PASTOR
FOR THE SIXTH YEAR

one OF the largest and most on'husi-
asnc rcccnto1. over hold at Harrison
street ST. r Church Vss given last
evening 90 the Rev. Dr George r. N-
derson on al= return for me sixth year
.as rasi9- The churcn was decorated
Nth rslms ferns snd American basoi
-.ss-. The p4'pf end chancel rail were
o. bank ~ poited plants
U~ o. N Hushe chairman oi me
ra spt0 0u -ouri,f' presided anI zoe
tr111ccI ia. speakers.
Nas9- j N Lawson. on behalf OF
tAe city. extended i1 pr. Anderson a
warm veicoua ana spoke fealnelN OF
'binl as pastor. 0rd ~ iho relation ne
sustained io ibe city ie
The Roy. r~ ' 5 'rtn. pastor oi
DciAvsra l,era. HH.'- 'l.t- fh
p-csseG h'ms. 5ud 'o i'non'n'
,.on a. helms hlsh'v ratDi inai hf
Anderson had been fctrA'u iYr auo'hti
R,r. sentlns TIE Meaods' eaurrhci
OF ie citl u~. Hu1e.t N',. o's'iI
. sgrcrnirudmt. ana n- Do 2 Randolph
rasirr of Grace church eroa0 n ih
3 h.ahesi io-m5 M Jog. h.l'-tou as mar
, csrsh.o of douT te 'ilns- i'r iN
o church. and proving himself i-al.
in civic Righteousness
an behalf o' ihe local church som
r.. Porter e,tendei % hearty w'icon
go ihe ra-.nr and his family ASSURING
h.m of 'ln lcarly cooperation oI ~.
church ST.. c-cll sea. in al depart
, mauls o.. fl.w 70 malcrial Na
thoir aic.cc alton and love for d. NJ
. d.rsou. llr. Porter presented to au
, from Oh. c00gr COTTON O. purse oi ~
and lo lis hjcrs0u O. handsome boy
= rir, OF American Beaufr tl>cs. Wl
2 ine wish tue, hcr life throughout tu
.o year mieli le as l'c roses. sWcei sh
.s b,uliu.
A. Or Nderson. Boo ror.r. eAp. .er'e" .l
- appr,cibli0n FOR al ilai had ucen sel
and In his usual forccfdi way. -pokn
tne great opportunity ihe e1n-tN M
,- loda, chat 10 has never had before.
ID is c,dent ihat ihe doctor has in.n
.. porai,d in hlt plans big things io- %
year.
in front OF 'ne chance. s'andns W
Dr Alderson. Nrs AIie. son ani Nl
Alfonso we've STR and Mrs D. l.m
Perry and us. Watt. as @ reception coi
mitttc l0 receive ana niro0Ire ilp
present While ils WAS soing ON q
choir sang "Rlesi Dc N.e fle I'
Binds no. church eaur FURNISH
IA music with Prof lNgnlcld as direct.
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
Sl.453. 900 IN bonds
ARE sold BY Women
Amount Includes One Sub
scription Tor $780, 600
by lrenee du Pont
CHRISTIANA HD.
LEADS IN COUNTY

A. me meeting OF tho Womens Lio-
eriY Loan csmpsisn. 40 the Hoiol du
poni TODAY. Nre Oinn Rowland pre-
siding s22 52l Vus added 90 amount.
already reported. making @ grand Total
of AZ. i131O0 bonds sold This iucIua's
"a s5OUm purchase hy lrcnoe dupont
credited to Dhrisl.anl hundred
The "Nhue board showed ihc fol-
lowing totals hN divisions
Tirst ward First division Mre Jones
Gnns. s3I50; second division. Mrs
Thomas D.. Oorm'rl 1b Subscribers
second ward First division Mrs
George Sparkle 80 Subscribers 81 e'o
scrond division. Mice Connor 5000
Third ward first division Mrs
Francis % povs jr- s3lw. second
division. Mrs. a Ralph Bailey 20 SUBJ
srrIh.rs. $50
Fourth Ward First oNIsIon. Mrs
Frcdorirk Hrnshursi 35 Subscribers
So Goo. c.ond division. Mr I'd
phiWus So subscribers ftbO
rflh ward First division Nrs NI
lard Springer lg subscrlhc-s si9i00
second division. Nrs George d. p.
noU. enc ijl
sixth s,ard FIRST division Mrs d. d
Ianer 90 subscribers $3.50. sooon
division Mrs Daniel % HASTINGS $40.
seventh ward First division SIR.
=. o. Ferr.day. 36 subscribers. s2i65
second division Mrs. Saunders ToN
ior sd200.. third division Mrs. D NJ
Curtis. N subscribers. sG2 llo. fouri
division. N~s f. T. BIRD 6i suhscril
' crs. s13lol
b E.rhu ward First division Nr
Richard Reese s. sunsc-.bcrs. 80 is1l
second division. 300 report
g. Nlnh ward First division Ni-
Fletcher Brown t0 .ubsrrlhers. Sii2D
s second division. Mrs O curtis pum
40 Subscribers s1t00. ihri dN|-lo
y Mrs George lapDIc. Jr. iN 'uo. 'rnef
g $1,000. fourth diVisioo Mrs VILLA
s. ~'an.a~ $500
Tenth ward First division Mrs fi'
I hert Word lr 20 subscribers ssV1
4 second division Nrt William
ID prckc't 1l slnsrrpors siilo
.- Eleventh ara r.rs, division Mi
Christopher o. Ward SO -ubs'rInc'
'f si6 400. second division Mrs Robe
n.rh1rds nl ,uos'rbers $4,000
rNefih ward First division M
~ us,d ~neNenhurg. % subscribe
lf sil5O. second division Mrs J.. noih
ie suhscr.bers si0O
,- p. r.. r.. station unit 59 subscribe
ld $3.50
lt Rrandywne huulrcd $4,000
ChrlsiIana hundred si29i00
no Headquarters, si8 400
ls Chrlsilana hundred contributions
er clude a $4,000 purchase OF bonds
ud irence dupont.
en Mrs Henry 70 Thompson urged
team members OF ihc Liberty u
'N campaign go renewed activity BOO N
DE of iho serious ,yar news Ms P
-ne rnco Bseard ulic- lod ot spelhn.
md industrial plants srd schools Co aid
Ir. bond s'las Mrs James starr. 0f p
he ado'rhla chairman of iho Third
bee erni Reserve ni.rtici. OF which
.rs Delaware committees are par'
lr- made o. strong appoa. and -poh
.ht emotion of the day war n'Ns
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
Twice Identity"
CORPSE WRONGLY
Harris and Feehan Alive,
Body May be That Of
Russell
MOTHER MAKES
POLICE INQUIRY

Chief of Police Black This morg.us ro.
ceiyed o. letter from Mrs Anno p Rus
-rl of $40. 300 EAST Walnut street
,ferchanNulr N D.. stating ih1l hei
son had disappeared sometime oso and
asking for any Information That mlehl
furnish elite BOO h- whereabouts
Tho woman stated lhal ile missing
man vas about D. feet inches ir
hcichf aged ll fc1rs. weighed about
500 pounds lnl had medium lIshi
hair ond bad trolh Whether lhis be-
iho mau who Nas fatally dniurcd by ar
automobile owned hy lnc Nicloris
Storage Company. OF Philadelphia. as
Third and Market streets. ON last Frt
day night I- now hoIng inquired into
Deputy Coroner NcCrert said TO-DAY
lNli lnc description Tailed somewhat
with Chat of thc do1d man. but he coulc
mot soy any.uing about the condition
nf lho deHi nans ieelh as Doe hac
mot examined 'hcm
ln tnc meantime lhc Identity OF ih'
Qo1d mon iemlIns r. mystery. alth0ugf
Doc had been Identified twice within ihl
past frv DAYS rhc lest time The corpse
was claimed was 0n Monday wnef
Charles %. Harris. of Washington. ID
l.. stated Chat thp man was Frank Fee
hn of Ier-oy city. who worked viii
Dunn 90 Carney Point and at ihe rail
road shops here. and who had Visiicl
Baltimore with hm sometime ago
- The, separated there Harris was posi-
. tive Of hs Identification and word 70
fnr accident V1s sent in Benjamin Fee
han. ~ Jersey city. supposed brother
and Nlr and Mrs. william III Claytof
/. of SO. 3il Nest Nncleonin street. chi
. uir Nr CLAYTON said ihe body Wa
Nat VI hl- nephew. while Mrs. Dlal
. ION said 10 na. NOT Yesterday Ben
. ahIn Feonan tho supposed brothe
arrived here with O. friend and me
Identified the body as inot or Fran
i. ltouou.
n Afe~ Identifying ihc body Feeha
hurried io Philadelphia io break %
news iO bis aged m0'ler there an
b. on arriving af hcr home he was gree
IS od hy Frank Feohan .he supposed DE.
man uc ol once notified Che coroner
q Office here THE body. therefore.
s. stu unclaimed
-i Immediately following the scclds
10 ,tls thought One victim was Charl
s. % Harris. q discharge check OF thc d
A. p1ni Powder Company issued % H'
~ ris being found u ls clothes. Wo
OF ne accident was sen. io Herr
' relatives n Washington. ID g., wh
Uarrs. very much olive called at
m1rgue i0 see hi- corpse He Ideniil
iho body as ho' 0' fceh1n, but D
man also is alive and NrI
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
FRIENDS SCHOOL
BOYS FOR FARMS

Joseph " Armsror Federal-5' .'e
Director of The BOYS WorE,ne Reserve.
lhis morning addressed the student BODY
Df Friends School and ure ihc No,s
10 enlist f0r farm work pr9'nsso" y.
A. Norris. principal of the sehaoL also
1poko. The response of students Was
very gratifying 20 Nir Armstrong Four
boys who volunteered members o'
woll-knovn families-astod to be as
tgned Co the same fsrm.
"sead us FOO ihc ShaNcross farm or
some place iiko 'h3, ilcf ug'
well 70 will hc work .r n't r.'t'
H. that" remarked Director Armstrong
.Thsts what We etfc. Go so l'.
one ~ the boys rer'ci
SIR. Armstrong PROMISE io do .a.
best no could f1r them
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
MAKE INSPECTION
OF PHILA. SCHOOLS

Dr. clifford J. Scott superintendent
of public schools ami ElhVood Souder
member of ih9 BOARD of Eiucai.on f.om
the Niu,h ward today made 8n nspcc-
ton OF some at The newest phiisdel-
phis schools. They have made several
similar trips ON their own account io
gather iieas that may he incorporated
Into the construction, furnishing and
system OF tine Wilmington schools.
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
DECLARE HE MADE
THREAT TO BURN

tuscad TO have declared that he
,v ould set fre 20 the bunk houses al
lihe cornnlissary Of the Pennsylvania
/ Railroad Company at Todd's Cot yester-
,day. Peter Anderson. who had besn em-
proyed 40 The shops OF the railroaq
company since Saturday. was arrested
on a charge Of disorderly conduct by
sidney Bradley. q special onlcsr. in
City Court today Anderson vas fined
81 and costs.
40 was understood that the man 8 re-
marks ,vill be brought 70 the attention
lof the Government officials. he beins
Ia foreigner. Anderson says he Is Swede
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
JAPANESE SHIPS TO
CARRY WHEAT HERE

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. April five bun
dred and eNy thousand tons of ships
io he boueh' and chartered from japan
rrohabv vll he used to open up The
va.f Australian erancrics 10 The United
states aud hcr Alice
Tho proposal BE- hc.ne worked out hy
me -hlpping Bosrd War Trade hoafl
and high government on'ia' ih' Aus-
iarii8u government MSS moro ilan sv'-
0oO bushels % wheat which won.d n'
more lhan enough io relieve ino snort
ace expected nrN' winter
Omcisls said To-day there s no doup'
The United states wiN buy ihc whca'
provided o. can be brought here
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
You Cannot Expect
To Have a Clear
Complexion
ay Constantly Massaglng It win
So-caled Skin Foods or Creams,
0Aen Rancid or Gefmy
Substitute CutIeufa,

Contrast the n4ritv. fragrance, conior.
ard Convenience 70 these super.c.czry
enoliien,s with "hesl'y iads so corr
mon. tires0mc ard eSpens.ve 4 bath
wi,h Cuticurs Soap and hot water on
rising and retiring ,horough.v C.-tHscs
and stimulates sluggish pores. 1ying
ne complexion a fresh healthy glow
II signs OF pimples. rcdness or rough
ness be present smear them with the
Ointment and let e remain 8, c minutes
before bathing. Nothing purer swecfer
or more effective for your skin and hair
than CpiirJra.
sr-s's Each Free b. Mail Asfresf pas'
card, "Cutieura, pci,s a, Boston. sod svsi.
wkere Soan zsc. OM.m 70 = tnl ~
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
.SPEAKMAN COMPANY
GIRLS IN IINSTRELS

The speakman Mlnstrsis VII present
somewhat of an Innovation by having
4 number OF slrls In ths Circle tax
inz part 10 the songs choruses and
dances.
This is one % The features that win
make the Speakmsn Mlnstrels different
from the usual minstrel show, and will
DO enjoyed Boy the audience. il VII
add grace beauty and variety which
ths men in the show are willing 90 con-
csde 20 The girls
Manager Homer Boozsr states that
everything IS w0~bing mp ~ fine shape
for the show on saturday night at ihe
New Cclnury Club
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
At COLLEGE FARM

Tventy-algh, Ulgh school boys visit
sd Delaware college today Tor an In
sneotion on The college farm and On
INSIGHT into practical farming The
bovs we're marshaisd al the =. M. c. 4.
nv L. N. Armstrong. federal stale d.
-e.i,r of the Working Boys Reserve.
and ief, French street station on the :
o'oloov train Tor Newark They were
in charge OF W. S. Watson boys
work sacretray Of thc =. ". G. a. nj
rector Armstrong Joined the boys later
a. tho college. and had them as lis
guests "A luncheon in Newark al noon
Another party ~ HIgh School BOYS
under Mr Armstrong; direction, VIII
visit Delaware College tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
Mnrnn TnANspONr HERE.

A loam Of i0n W0I0T TTucA IFdnspuIIF
arrived here this afternoon shortly be-
fore 2 o'clock on The Way from Lim'.
a.. 20 Camp Dis. The squad operating
the trucks is under commend of Lieu
tenant Wecsmpdel who state, ina'
the transports were delayed two da>s
NV SNOW in the Nleyhen.es. The DE-
tachment .s attached GO 'ho Quarter
masters Department
Evening journal., 1918-04-17

The high seas have not yet subsidsd
at Rehoboth Beach and are continuing
90 wear thc bulkhesds and boardwalk,
Judge Herbert T. Rice stated this morn
inc Ipou MS return from tc resort H'
spent as, uIrh' there before retucnns
roms from Georgetown where he was
tuug st ,he SUSSEX Coury Coug..
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
llAAnn rAIIe MTTTINn.

Nayor John W. Lawson. chairman Of
ihe Liberty loan Fro'rrnol Committee
ha, lssupi 1 can for au memhers Of
Mat committee tl uc.i goo Eden iial
most Wedne-lo. r,onmc plans for
hoooslne Nh. THIRD Lhor'y Loan in
tle various 0rganitliIons viN Doe o.--
cussed 8ni plans mapped olt for lhis
work
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
AccUsTp OF THEFT oF RoBE.

George Brown. Negro. cherged before
Judge Churchmsn IN Municipal Court
fbls morning with The l8rceny ~ q
bunalo robe valued al $50 from Samuel
Mccall. OF No. iii West Front street.
WAS held FOR trial 90 $500 bail. The
robe Is alleged 90 have bceh taken
from N'r. NcCslIs Office and sold 90 .
second-hand dealer for si5o
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
rsTArrs ~ nm man

Register of Mills Brown h1s issued
Iefsrs of administration io Daisy h
ncale on lhc estate Of Norman Z. beale
Letters iesamnn'1~, were granted o.
1Icbioria ~1manshl ON the estate o..
Francazka Lspor
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
sIIRGIrAL nnEssING CLAss.

All instructors OF surgical dressings
are required by division headquarters
to qualify up 40 date There VII be
demonstrations AZ the teaching center.
40 qi3 Delaware avenue Ncdnes1a!
Thursday and Friday eveninss. Ihuts-
day afternoon and aN ia, FRIDAY ln.
strlctors should phone al once e1ls-Nl
and arrange foT their lesson I'm makins
front line packets and the now army
dressings
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE TO MEET

General Alden r. Benson. chairman Of
the Republican Stale Central Commit
tee. has called "a meeting OF The COM
m,ttce in the Young Mems Republican
Club az ~ O'Clock. Friday moruius.
Members OF he new harmony com-
mitlee' are expected to attend thc meet
inC
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
sl9.. los ron FAMLY suPPoRT.

Frank stout. state probation officer.
submitted the following report for the
month OF March 60 Judgs Churchmau.
in Municipal Court today
Collected from court orders
March 1915 ...............s A.a3s 90
Total collected from court or
ders ...................... i101iss0
so. OF children. March 4i5
No. wives and mothers 23i
collected from special orders 3f50
Total collected from special
orders ...................... o3ss430
40. children ............... ai
No. wives and mothers .... 29
Total collected from court or
ders and special orders. .Si94i03iO
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
Y.M. c. a. WAR SAVINGS SOCIETY.

> More than q score OF patriotic men
,hsNe ioined The 4. ". G.. A. War Saw
iincs socisty. owing 20 the efforts Of l..
a O.v;s. educational secretary. On
tFriday aignt q patriotic rally will be
E,9ld "a Shs association hall. one at
i traction VIII be 4 quartet OF singers
-ca,o ror, Dupcos snd there will he
eas5k,ng l1-ide5. This meeting IS FOR
tfoe uurncs- cf lnCroasias membership
IN ,tg.-'. A. C.. s. W.. &. :.
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
sHIFT IN TRAFTIC COPs.

pAtr0lman William paInIer las hten
detailed 90 the traffic squad Temporarily
snd ls Stationed 80 seventh and Market
streets Jonn scott who was stationed
there is now ot Fourth and Market
streets taking the piace of Pairolman
loba = WsrS. 81 DO retired 90 Noud3y
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
MoRr M0NEY FOR "slIOkES- .
s3ssao

The following contributions 20 ths
our BOYS in France Tobacco Fund
are acknow edged
prsyIoislv Acknowledged ......s3 $500
Proceeds OF dance siven by VII
mingion Turngeme.nde ...... lo0N
j. Morton Dillon, 1903 shall
cross avenue s............-.. lu-
qotal 90 date ................s .s3. .960. .Oc
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
sAN snInIEn. GnI nornR.

Harry Layine. OF 80. SOC Grange street
arrested hy Detectives Green and a
squad OF officers saturday on d charH
OF selluc liquor without a license,
was given hssrine before United
States Commissioner Malanoy todsr
charged vih selling liquor io niied
-talcs soldiers. and vas held on tvu
charges in $3.50 bail Evidence before
ne commissioner showed that ih' de-
fendsnl had sold 90 soldiers as far back
as March % james SALISBURY appeared
fo- ihs defendant and United states DIS.
ir'ct Attorney CurIe> ior thc govern
mont.
Evening journal., 1918-04-17

mont in order in8i D. may bs shl' 'o
Carr, on The work of hrIne'ng g gior-
ions victory 10 olr country ard our
,uiss for ihe cause of human Justice.
OF irust this thrilling sioH mar Wl.
come from fine lips of ihs brave ana
Courageous soldier v'u inspire us io
even greater fUori I.iin N' N''' ''.
dreamed of
Evening journal., 1918-04-17
$4,000
mCH SEAS AT REHOROTH.

Total to dale ................'3-o'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
SOcyalisci Przepowiadaja Upadek Me,
mice - Domagaja sic Demokracyi.
POgiOski o Rszygnacyi Hertlinga.
lime T ele sra my

waznie z polnocy niezawodnie
upadnie w bardzo krotkmi czaSie.
kilka wiekszych miast kilkanaS-
Gle wsi odbito rak niemieckich,
przyczem wzieto $4,000 jenc6w i
okoIo 300 dziai ma tel czeSci
frontu.
Londyn, 80. wrzesnia. - Ar
mia belgijska, operujqca ma pol
nocnym krancu zachodniego
frontu, wybiia wczoraj wielka
dziure w Enii Hindenburga, bic
gnacej cd Dixmude, 10 mil cd wy
brzeza morskiego, W kierunku
poludniowym. Dixmude zostaIo
wziete przez Belbow, ktorzy mad
to zdobyli kilka miast kilkanaS-
c;e wsi. Znajduja sic oni obecnie
dwie mile cd Roulers, kt6re sta
nowi centrum linii komunikacyj-
nych niemieckich miedzy caiym
frontem flandryjSkim a portami /
podstawami dta nurow, Ostenda
i Zeebrugge. wv jednym dniu
wziei Belgowie $500 jencow i
300 dial.
Paryz, 80. wrzesnia. - Wojska
francuskie operujace ma froncie
St. Quentin La Fere, naprzeciw
Laon w Szampanii wykonaly
wczoraj ca}y szereg pomySlnych
atakow ma niemieckie pozycye.
Francuzi uderzyli miedzy ST..
Quentin La Fere, ably zrownac
sic Z wojskami brytyjskiemi, kto-
re zdobyiy wazne placowki ma
pCinOC Cd st. quentin. Arfnla
francuska zdobyia Urvillers &C.
risy, tworzqc W ten sposob dolne
ramie kleszczy, opasujacych mia
sto St. Quentin. Dalej ma poiud-
rie Francuzi posuneli sic naPrzod
w kierunku Laon, tax re znajduJa
sic obecnie zaledwie W odlegloscl
szeSciu mil cd tego miasta. Ia
chodni koniec slawnej ,Drogi
Pan" bnajduja sic W rekach Fran
cuzow, kt6rzy wczoraj zdobyli
dwie mile tego pasma wzgorz z
najwyzszym jego punktem. Pro
bowali takze Niemcy stawic opor
Iarmiom alianckim W Szampanii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
ALIANCI LAMA FRONT
ZACHODNI.

Londyn, 80. wrzeSnia. - Ma
25O-cio milowym froncie atakuje
marszaiek Foch linie Hindenbur-
ca ma zachodnim froncie Cd mo-
RIA do Verdun. Pod jego kierow-
rictwem polaczone silly belgij-
skie. brytyjskie, francuskie a.
merykanskie uderzyiy W pieciu
r6znych punktach przeiamaiy
linie niemiecka przynajmniej W
szeSciu miejscach. w rezultacie
Niemcy cofaja sic ma calym tym
froncie, tracac wielka liczbe "a
b;tych, jencow moe materyaiu
= zwiaszcza dial. Najstraszliw--
szv moze clos zadali Niemcom
BF Fytyjczycy i Amerykanie Po-
miedzy dwoma silnymi punktaml
ich obrony, Cambria i St, Quen-
tin. Wojska brytyjskie znajduJa
sic juz W p6lnocnych ! Poiudnio-
wych przedmie5ciach Cambria,
gdy tymczasem inne dywizye o.
skrzydlaja to miasto W dalszeI
odlegioSci z p6Inocy i z polud--
MIA. Upadek tel podstawy ME
mieckiego frontu zdaje sic bye
kwestya tylko kilku godzin- St.
Quentin zagrozone lest take po-
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ko usuwaja archiwa - dodaja de
Ipesze szwajcarskie.
Londyn, 80. wrzesnia. - Wo-
bee naprezonej bardzo sytuacyi
W sprawie pokojowej Bulgaryi
polityka Niemiec zasadza sic IA
tenn. re costanoWiono natych-
miast wysiat pomoc swemu sprzy
mierzefcowi, ably przeszkodzic
zawarciu pokoju. Niemcy maja 6
dywizyi W Rumunii, moga je
vice w kr6tkim czasie przeprawiG
do Buigaryi, frontu zachodnie-
go bowiem w obecnej krytycznej
chwili rezerw Sciagac ME moga.
Prawdopodobnie zazqdajq take
cd Austryi ably udzieli}a pomocy
Buagaryi. Tymczasem Bubgarya
potrzebuje ma gWalt. pokoju /
chce 60 naprawde, gdyz armie jej
So rozdzielone i pozbawione maj
potrzebniejszych Srodkow obro--
ny, Alianci zaS zagrazaja juz sto-
Icy pahstwa. Warunki pokojo--
we Aliant6w So jasne, choc dosyc
ostre, Bulgarya musi poddac sic
zupefnie, wycofat sic zabra-
nych terytoryow, zgodzic sic ma
pewne przywileje dla Aliantow,
jakich udzieliia Centralnym jesz-
cze w czasie swej neutralnoSci,
4 moze nawet zazadaja Cd niej
pomocy wojSkowej. TIE zqdania
Aliant6w So formalnem ultima
tpm; innych warunkow Bulgaria
nie' otrzyma. Bu}garski minister
finans6w i dowodca drugiej ar
nil butgarskiej przybyli juz do
Salonik, ably rozpoczaG uk}ady po
Itoiowe przedstawicielami A.
llantow; prawdopodobnie bedzie
tam takze przedstawiciel Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Amsterdam, 30. wrzesnia. -
Cesarz Karol przewodniczyl ma
posiedzeniu Rady Pahstwa we
Wiedniu, gdzie omawiano sytua.
eye wojenna a szczeg6lnie pofo--
zenie Bulgaryi. Baron Hussarek
cSwiadczyl po sesyi, re Austrya
hynajmniej ME zmienila swego
stanowiska re wzgledu ma wojne.
w PALESTINE.
Londyn, 80. wrzesnia. - Ma
froncie w Palestynie wojska bry-
tyjskie ich sprzymierzeficy uzu-
pelniaja swe zdobycze staraja
sic zniszczyc do reszty arnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

muzuImahska. Mimo oporu Tur.
k6w kawalerya brytyjska zdola}a
przekroczyc Jordan W kilku dal-
szych punktach ma polnocy. Ma
po}udniu Brytyjczycy wyparli
nieprzyjaciela W kierunku polnoc-
nym i poiaczyli sic silami kr6la
Hedjas. Do tego czasu naliczono
w Palestynei $4,000 jeic6w tu-
reckich 325 dziai.