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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-02

New York, Feb. 2.--The steamship
Montreal, reported last night in a
cable dispatch from London as having
been sunk in collision was identified
today as belonging to the Canadian
Pacific railway.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-02
DRAFT EXAMINATION
PROCEEDS SMOOTHLY
Eligible Men in Second
District Inspected at
Grammar School.

Examinations of men in Glass IA. in
the second exemption district began in
the Prevocational Grammar school
this morning and continued until
noon when the examination board :1d-
Journed until tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock when all others in the first
class Will appear for examination.
The clerical system of checking up
the registrants as arranged by John
W. Allen and Steuhen Robb of the
exemption board eliminated much of
the confusion that marked the first
meetings of the draft boards last
summer, and the efficient system of
physical examinations, carried on un-
der the direction of DR.. D. w. O'Con-
nell, aided by corps of prominent
physicians, surgeons and dentists,
enabled the work to proceed with
promptness and dispatch. Both doc
tors and registrants agreed in giving
a mute vote of thanks to the janitor
of the school who had succeeded in
getting the examination rooms very
warm, despite the zero weather out
side.
Among the clerks who assisted the
board in its work were AIonzo J. Bull,
Howard W. Draper, William Ziesler,
G. P. Quigley, Arthur N. Rutherford,
Francis McDonough, Frederick Fos-
ter, Robert Skinner, F. F. Harmon.
Patrick Riley, Charles Steele, Berna-
dotte LoOmis, j. ALFRED Brink, Rich
ard Covert, Paul V. Guiberson, }. G.
Henderson, John Gerdis, John Can
taris, John DiNonno, Carl O. Johnson
and Howard Stearns. Exemption
Board Clerk Jacob Finklestein and
brack also assisted.
The district medical advisory board
also met in the Prevocationa1 school
this morning and the members took
charge Of all appeals from the find
ings Of the examinaing physicians.
The doctors on the medical advisory
board are Drs. Clifton M. Cooley, ].
H. Potts, George Dunn, NJ l.. Marsh,
G. H. Bodley and H. F. Moore &C this
city, as well as DR.. w. R Miller of
Southington. On dental appeals DR..
G.. E. Swain was in charge.
Hartford, Feb. 2.-Major John
Buckley received today a telegram
from Provost Marshal Gen. Crowder
ordering all local draft boards to stop
making physical examinations of
registrants until amended regulations
were received Major Buckley called
up forty-four local boards through
out the state and notified them of the
contents of the telegram. He ordered
the boards to accept all who passed
and not to reject those who failed to
pass but to inform them to come
again after the amended regulations
were received.
Another dispatch from the provost
marshal general was an order pro-
hibiting the use of the envelope
franked by the provost marshal gen.
eral for personal correspondence.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-02

CONTINUED on Ninth Pager
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21
Burr Oak Ridge.

Grandma Johnson returned to her
home at Saline. Mo-. after a two
weeks visit with her son w. "A.
Johnson.
Mrs. Barry and son, Andrew call
ed at Pat Hampton's Sunday after
noon.
Ace Bethards and family took
dinner at Lorne Richards Sunday
and were very pleasant callers at
Charles Chastain's Sunday after
noon.
George Chastain went to Des
Moines Friday to visit his brother,
Private William r. Chastain, who is
in the Base hospital at Camp
Dodge for an operation.
w. H. McCalla, Ed Turner. wife
and children, and W. A. Arnold took
dinner at C. E. Chastain's Sunday.
Mr.. Turner is home from Camp
Dodge on four weeks furlough.
w. A. Arnold and Mrs. Bethards
were Woodland callers Monday Miss
Dora Bethards returned home with
them.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21
Brush College.

Nell Still and wife spent one day
E. P. Trembly is visiting this
week at the John Robson home.
Clyde Waller and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Roy Waller s.
Andy Smith and wife and Miss
Mildred Latta were Sunday visitors
at David Hubbard's.
John Garner, wife and daughter,
Glata spent Sunday at Fred Potter's.
Catherine Latta spent Sunday viii
May and Fay Smih
Miss Beulah Hubbard spent We'd
Sunday visitors in Grand River at
the Tug Daughton home.
John Hubbard spent Sunday at
ode Vanderpool's.
E. p. Trembly spent a few days
last week at Andy Smiths
Earl Still and wife spent spent one
"s Mrs. a Ralph THeF Frost os spent few days
last week at John Hubbard's.
Gene Cannon and wife and
Glenn Garner spent Sunday at
George Rays.
Quite large crowd attended the
John Hubbard sale Wednesday and
price.
Mrs. Steve Latta and sons William
and Lawrence spent Sunday at David
Robison's.
Jake Virden and family, of kel-
lerton, are visiting this week at Gene
Gammon's.
Those VINO spent Wednesday at
John Hubbard's were: Nell, Still
and wife, John FLYNN and family,
jim Hubbard, wife and son Paul,
Ed Campbell and wife, Jim Still and
family, Mrs Joe Mullin. Mrs. John
Bellows, Mrs. Charley Bright, Mrs.
John McClain, Mrs. Tom McClainl,
Miss Johanna Owens, Mrs. Ralph
Frost, and Mrs. David Hubbard and
daughters, Annie and Beulah.
MISS Marie Grogan spent Saturr-
day and Sunday at the Dennis
Daughton home.
Aubrey Vtrden and We're Gam
mill spent Sunday with Wilbur
Potter.
George Evans and wife and Mrs.
E. J. Evans and daughter Minnie
were Sunday visitors at John Evans
near Andover, Mo-
Those who spent Thursday at
Clyde Walters were: Nell Still and
wife, Roy Waller and family. Fred
Potter and family, Earl Still ana
wife, Mrs. John Garner, Mrs. lack
Mcdaniel and Miss Minnie Evans.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21
Fairview District No. 8.

Will Benefits made trip to Da-
Wis City one day last week.
Clarence Machlan's, of Minnesota,
have moved back to good old Iowa
and where milk and honey flows.
They are going to live on his moth
er's farm, Mrs. Mary MAGELLAN. we
welcome him and his family, ana ana
neighbors, Mrs. MAGELLAN and family:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hughes called
at the home of D. T. Davis and also
at the home of viii Lewis one day
last week,
H. E. Hughes and wife, made a
trip to Osceola one day last week
and called on John Moore's at their
and we had just a splendid visit
with the old neighbors..
H. E. Hughes and wife were look
ing over their wheat one day last
week and found IL looking mighty
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore were in
the neighborhood Friday morning.
D. A. Buell. and mother Sunday
ed at the home of Fl. e. Hughes;
T. T. Hughes had one of his
horses badly cut in the wire fence,
Lew Merrill and family spent Sun
day at the home of T. T. Hughes.
Florence Peugh called on her
friend, Alice Cox, Sunday
Pearl MAGELLAN helped Mrs. D. T.
Davis do some papering last week.
Nellie Hastings and Ethel Buck
ley visited with Florence Davis, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and Il
E. Hughes called at Charley Moore
Sunday evening.
Bearl MAGELLAN, Clarence Mach
lan's son, has started to school now.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21
Garden Grove.
Miss Laura Aten went to Charlton
the first Of the week on a business

Miss Laura Aten went to Charlton
the first of the week on a business
p. o. Lovett has bought the John
Duffield property north Of the school
| house.
Job Ridgeway, Of Chillocothe, Mo,
came the last OF the week to visit at
to Humeston Monday.
Deane Gill, who is teaching at
Bussey. spent Sunday with his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Gill.
| j. O. Vail and family, who were
on the H. Fl Young farm south of
| town last season, have moved to the
w II. Webster place west Of town
here the first of the week visiting
with his brother John Gates and
family.
City Monday to visit with relatives.
Roland Shields, of Grand River,
was here Sunday visiting with
friends.
Fred Judd, who was at the Vel
don hospital for an operation on his
leg, returned last week.
Max Lillard, of Earlham, was here
Sunday visiting with his wife and
son at the J. w. Wagner home.
NJ. w. Sutherlin, Harry Clark,
Charles Beavers and John Hne-
baugh attended the Thereshermen' S
convention at Des Moines last week.
Mrs George Stearns was a passen-
ger for the county seat last Satur-
day.
Charles Fisher attended the Bak-
er's convention at Creston last week.
The people of this vicinity are
planning on a big time here next
Saturday when the big Red Cross
a ,,ction will hn hold at the Mason ir
building. A great amount OF prop
erty has been solicited and donations
are coming in freely.
Ward Shaw and family have NOV
ed from the Hedges farm west OF
town, to a farm near High Point.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21
Van Vert.

Mrs. Burkey, Mrs. Will Tledje
v'S Mrs. Be qaSaa Gould left last Friday
for visit with her niece Miss Lois
Brewer, OF Russell. She returned
home Sunday.
i. NJ. Frey, NJ. H. Frey and Geo.
afternoon to attend the c. 3. CON
vention being held there
Miss Nellie Smith, of near Leon,
came Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with her cousin, Miss Rosa
Smith. She left Monday afternoon
for Des Moines.
Rev. Clarence Dayton was bust
ness visitor in Des Moines last We'd
NJ. Ii. Frey and w. Campbell were
transacting business in Decatur last
Mrs. Phil Lantz and daughter,
Christia, were shopping in Osceola
last Thursday.
Miss Twyla Johnson spent Wed
Carl Brown was an Osceola Wis.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson and
children returned to their home in
Centerville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plat Harris visited
at the Charles Wilson home near
DeKalb last Tuesday.
Miss Rosa Smith went to Decatur
Saturday to attend the study center
which was held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hampton
and Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Hampton drove
over to Osceola Sunday afternoon.
Misses Callie Johnson and Coda
Frey were delegates to the c.. E..
convention held in Murray. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday They re-
turned home Monday.
o. v. l.. Harper and wife and L..
E. Harper and family were visiting
in Osceola Sunday.
Roy Hawkins, Grant Spencer,
John Hawkins and o. 2 Burkey
were Osceola visitors Sunday.
Misses Atha Briner and Christa
Lantz visited from Friday until
| Monday in Murray and attended the
C. e. convention.
A. E. Price has commenced dig
ging the basement for his new
house which he expects to have
erected shortly.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21
Union No. I.

Roy and Hold Brown and families
were Leon visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Toney, and son Gerald
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Ella Devries.
Ern Jones was a Decatur caller
Friday.
O. H. Stanley and family caller
at Ern Jones Thursday.
OH McGahuey, wife and daughter
Reta were Lamont callers Saturday.
Rhea and Carl Devries called on
Grace and Rob Jones Sunday even
ing.
Bert McGahuey, wife and baby
spent Sunday at OIL McGahIey's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-03-21

OF Jennings and family spent
Sunday at ]. M. Johnson's.
c. e. Chastain and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. McCalla, Edd Turner and
George Chastain took dinner at
Harris Gammons' Friday
Mrs: Kate Frost took dinner with
Mrs. Charles Chastain, Monday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
KRAJOWE
WYSYLKA WOJSK.

Washington, 13. marca. - De-
parliament wojny postanowil
przyspieszyc wysy}ke wojsk do
Francyi, by tam na mlejscu
skompletowaly swe wycwicze--
ME poza liniami frontu bojowego,
Szef sztabu March wyraznie O.
Swiadczyi, re dzieje sic to ME na
zadanie rzadu francuskiego, tylkoo
W celu szybszego wykohczenia O.
statecznego wycwiczenia wojsk.
Zwiedzi on osobiscie kilka obo-
z6w armii krajowej, by wybrac
jednostki, ktore maja bye wysia-
ne do Francyi. Jakkolwiek wedle
Swiadectwa francuskich wyz-
szych oficerow, przygotowawcze
cwiczenia wojsk w tym kraju So
znakomite, to jednak uzupefniac
je potrzeba W samej Francyi, "a
MIN ie MONA ia front wysiac.
DALSZE POzYCZKI.
Washington, 13. marca. -
Stany- Zjednoczone maja nowego
dfuznika miedzy Aliantami. De-
parliament skarbu udzieli} rzado-
wi Kuby pozyczki w sumie $15,-
100000 ma eel niesienia pomocy
W przygotowaniach wojennych'
Rownoczesnie udzielono Anglii
dalszych $2Oo,OOO,OOO. Obie tie
pozyczki przynosza procent .po 5
cd sta.
Dotychczas udzielono roznym
radon pozyczek ma sumo laczna
$4,949, 100000, rozlozona W TAXI
spos6b Wielka Brytania- So, 2,520,-
100000; Francya $1,N4,OO
Wfochy $550,OOO,oOO; Rosya
1926, 100000, Z czego wyplacono
tylko s7,OOO,OOO; Belgia $685.
100000; Serbia $6,OO0,OOO. Kuba
$15.OOO,OOO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
INNE TELEGRAMY.
CO SIE DZIEJE w ROSYI?
p;o+roOrSd II ,,,,rc, NJ

wv -SSAONJ 49, AAAeaA "a NI Id
sto, jest puste: wszystkie wladze
zen usz}y, poprzenoszono depar-
.tamenty rozmaite do miast in
nych; Rada Komisarzy Ludo-
wych bolszewicka urzeduje ma
Kremlinie, W Moskwie, masy lu-
dnoSci i zoinierzy opuScily miasto
- kto mogf odjechaf koleja, gdy
pociagow ME >by}o, kupowano, po-
zyczano SAME i konie, odjezdza-
no, uwozono mienie, jak i CO sic
da}o, piechota nawet t}uny Gale
emigrowa}y; ma ulicach pozostali
wIoczegi, ktorzy pladruja domy,
opuszczone W ogromnej liczbie i
rowniez opustosza}e. Koni niema,
bo je.sprzedano j wybito ma mie-
so. Tylko garSc sotni bolszewic--
kich pozostafa i troche przygod-
nych urzednikow - niby pilnuja-
cych jeszcze miasta - dawniej
stolicy carow!. .. Trockij, ziozo-
ny urzedu ministra spraw "a
granicznych, sformowal prowizo-
ryczny komitet ludowy, opieki mad
miastem sprawami jego, z}ozo-
ny 10ciu cz}onkow; poselstwa
alianckie dawniej wyjechaly z
miasta, neutralne zostaja W MEM
jeszcze. Choroby grasuja - g}6-
wnie tyfus szkorbut. Niemcy do
Piotrogrodu wciaz jeszcze ME
podchodza, cato czynia postepy
W kierunku Odessy, gdzie jednak
walk sic tocza, napotkali bowiem
ma energiczny opor.
- z Finlandyi donosza, IL pre-
mier finski, narodowiec, sedzia
Svinhufvud, ktorego bolszewicy
wiezili W Helsingfors, uszed} do
Berlina; bolszewicy fihscy opus
cili Helsingfors, ME mogac bronic
miasta, a schronili wladze swe !,
komende do Sveaborg, twierdzy
silnej; Szwecya ofiarowala bol--
szewikom poSrednictwo i uk}ady,
lecz ci je odrzucili. W. Helsing-
fors znajduje sic Gala rosyjska
flota wojenna, w znacznej mierze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13

pozbawiona zalogi, bo marynarze
poopuszczali okrety bez opowia-
dania sic nikomu. Czyczernin ma
stepca Trockiego, jako minister
spraw zagranicznych rozesiaf te--
legramy do komend centralnych
pahstw, donszace, il wszystkie
wojenne okrety rosyjskie zosta}y
poddane pod flage YCzerwonego
Krzyza" - watpic nalezy, czy to
wstrzyma Niemc6w Cd konfisko-
wanna ich, jeSli tego zechca, lub
jesli i'm to bedzie potrzebne.
GLoD w AUSTRYI.
Zurych, Is. marca. - Donosza
Z Gracu, w Styryi, il tam przysz-
lc do gwaltownych zaburzeh g}o-
dowych: ludnoSG wyslaal delega-
eye do wladz, donoszaca strasz-
liwych stosunkach zywnoscio--
wych posrod ubogich zwlaszcza,
poczem spladrowano sklepy i
sklady artykufami sPozywcze-,
mi: policya byla bezsilna. I in
nych miast austryackich donosza
O zajsciach. podobnych, bardzo
czectych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
WIELKIE REJDY NAPo-
WIETRZNE.

Paryz, Is. marca. - Wielkie
rejdy napowietrzne mnoza sic z
dnia ma dzien i coraz wieksze
przyjmuja rozmiary: W ostatnich
dniach byi reid niemiecki wielkl
ma Paryz, wczoraj niemieckie ae-
roplany usilowaiy dostac sic nad
Londyn, jakkolwiek dopuszczono
ie tylko mad Yorkshire; angiel--
skie aeroplany onegdaj bombar--
dowaly Moguncye W Niemczech,
rad Renem, a wczoraj Koblencye,
glowne miasto Prowincyi Mad
renskiei Niemiec. Nadto walk co
niemiara napowietrznych bylo ma
lniach frontu zachodniego wfo-
skiego; we Francyi II maszyn
niemieckich zrzucono zniszczo-
, no. a we WIoszech piec.
: Londyn, 1S. marca. - Aeropla-
nv niemieckie pojawiiy sic ma wy
brzezach Anglii W Yorkshire
wiele ich byio, ME jest wiadomo,
lecz pociskow kilka rzucono W O.
kolicv. niedaleko Cd brzegow
morskich: obrony angielskie ME
dopuscily nieprzyjaciela wgsab
ladu mad Londyn. Jake So roz--
miarv szk6d zrzadzonych - je-
szcze O tenn raportow niema.
- Angielskie aeroplany dotar-
" W rejdzie mad Niemcy az ku
miastu Koblencyi i rzucafy ma ME
Dociski: obserwowano explozye
pozary w mieScie i ma przedmies-
ciach: Koblencya jest silna forte
ca ! liczy okoIo $1,000 mieszkah-
COW.
Donosza posrednio Mogun
cvi IL w ostatnio-sobotnim rel
die awiatycznym ma to niasto
zabitych zosta}o osm osob, W
tenn cztery kobiety i dziecko male
oraz trzech zoinierzy. Podobno
szk6d w wojskowych urzsdze-
mach niema - jak donosza infor-
macye niemieckie.
Poza REDEEM na Koblencye
angielscy lotnicy urzadzili rejdy
w ciagu ostatniej Dolby na Aulno-
ye, Maubaeuge, Valenciennes
Douai i Cambria okolice, gdzie o.
g6lem rzucono okoio 500 bomb Z
doskonaIym rezultatem; wreszcie
urzadzono wiekszy reid W okolice
St. Quentin, gdzie rzucono NI
bomb ma skiady niemieckiej a.
municyi i innych potrzeb wojen'
nych, obserwujac doskonaie re-
zultatv. Niemc6w r6wniez pusci'
Ii kilka rejd6w poza linie alianc-'
kie wszelako bez wiekszej szkc
dy. w walkach awiatycznych "
ciagu dnia onegdajszego zostafc
zrzuconych 10 maszyn niemiec'
kich, siedm ciezko uszkodzo=
nych; z. angielskich ME wrociiy
dwie maszyny.
w ostatnim rejdzie napowie-
trznym ma Londyu, w miniony
czwartek, ogolem zostaio zabi-
tych 20 osob, 40 pokaleczonych
szkody materyalne ME wielkie.
Berlin, 13. marca. - RAPPORT,
niemieckie giosza, il Paryz byi o.
negdaj ,,obficie bombardowauy, a
to W odplacie' Aliantom "a bonn
bardowanie Moguncyi, Stuttgar.
III, .Esslingen i Unterkuehlem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
UZNANIE OLA DEPARTA-
MENTU FLOTY.

Washington, 13. marca. -
Komitet izby poslow, ktory ukoh-
cyl swe dochodzenia w sprawie
dzialalnosci departamentu floty,
W swoim raporcie sklada jak maj
wieksze uznanie dzieiu dokonane-
mu przez ten Department W IL
bieglych II miesiacach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13

strzeni okolo 700 yd.: Niemcy 20
stall najkompletniej pokonani
odparci i poniesli bardzo ciezkie
straty, poniewaz mitraliezy por-
tugalskie ujely ich z flank6w W
ogieh bardzo silny, nadto Portu-
gale wzieli spora garSc jehcow,
Ma posterunek angielski pod Zon-
nebeke Niemcy wykonali reid O.
negdaj zrana; kilku zolnierzy an
gielskich brakuje, pozatem reid
odparto. Pare innych rejdow znie-
siono pomyslnie W tejze okolicy.
Pod Havrincourt, mad Scarpe,
pod La Bassee Ypres strzelani-
ma dziaiowa chwilami bardzo sill
ma. Pod Messines walczacy Au-
stralowie wykonali bardzo silny
udatny reid, biorac jehcow zna-
czne zadajac straty W poleglych
nieprzyjacielowi; straty angiel-
skie nieznaczne. w piatek znisz-
czono try balony obserwacyJne
niemieckie, piec aeroplanow zrzu-
como, siedm uszkodzono, cztery
angielskie ME wroci}y. Rejdy pt-
szczono mad strategiczne punkty
niemieckie Menin, Roulers, Lede-
ghern i Solesines: rzucono 400
bomb.
Saloniki, 13. marca. - Ma ma
cedonskim froncie poza kanonada
w odosobnionych punktach ME
ma mic nowego.
Rzym, 13. marca. - Niema Wa
zniejszych wydarzeh ma froncie
bojowym wloskim.
Londyn. 13. marca. w niedzie-
le poniedziaiek wojska angiel-
skie posunely sic znow wydatnie
ku Nablus - obu stron drogi,
wiodacej do miasta tego z Jerozo-
limy. Niepogoda wstrzymuje szyb
sly postep wojsk; Turcy tez le-
piej stawali walczyli dose ,upar-
Gle: wzieto i'm jehcow zdobyczy
sporo.
Berlin, 13. marca. - Ma flan-
dryjskim odcinku, pod Lys. mad
Scarpe, dalej pod Cambria kano-
NADIA ,obu stron bardzo ozywio
ma; sa tez czeste pomniejsze utar-
czki - bez zmian liniowych
miasta francuskie poza linia walk
SLIME cierpia cd strzelaniny an
gieEskiej francuskiej artyleryi.
Zmian niema ma froncie zadnych
AMERYKANIE WALCZA.
Paryz, 13. marca. - Sekretarz
wojny Baker, bawiacy we Fran
cyl zwiedzi amerykahski odcinek
i wojska gen. Pershinga. w oko-
icy Luneville wojska amerykan-
skie ponowny wykonaly reid ma
Niemcow, oddziai jeden amery--
kaIiski wdarl sic ma okopy ME
przyjaciela, przekonal sic, IL So
one wciaz jeszcze cd ostatnleJ
walk ewakuowane, poczem Gallo
powrocif. Pod Woevre rowniez
Amerykanie udatny reid wyko-
nall ma Pozycye niemieckie W O.
kolicy Richecourt. Ostatnie rejdy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
I TGatr6W Wojny maIo WieSci'
.Japonia a Rosya>.
Arnerykaoie Walcza.'
INNE TELEGRAM Y
Paryl, Is. marca. -


tn wiaSnie minister wojny amery-
kanski, sekr. Baker przeszedl O.
sobiScie reid ostatni niemiecki ma
stolice Francyi zwiedzil dzielni-
ce nawiedzone ogolem w Paryzu
cd pociskow niemieckich zabitych
zostaio % osob, a so ranionych;
radto ma przedmieSciach zabitych
zostaio 3 osob, a ranionych bylo
%. Dziewiec eskadr aeroplanow
bralo udziai W rejdzie tym: 4 ae-
roplany Niemcom zrzucono,
wsrod mich jeden, nalezacy do do
wodzcy caiej wyprawy, ktory
zginal wraz towarzysz,acymi mu
oficerami, nadto wzieto do niewo-
Ii kapitana dwu oficerow aero
planow zrzuconyeh, lecz ME zu-
pelnie rozbitych pemiedzy Parry
zem a Scissors.
Rzym, 13. marca. - w wal
kach napowietrznycb ma wloskim
froncie piec maszyn nieprzyjaciel-
skich zostaio zrzuconych; ostatni
reid niemiecki ma Neapol szkod
wazniejszych ME spowodowa},
lecz okolo 20 domow prywatnych
zostaio zburzonych, lub uszko-
dzonych, pare os6b zostaio zabi-
tych, a kilkadziesiat jest pokale-
.czonych W samem mieScie; nadto
W owej ochronce pod Neapolem,
jak juz donoszono, siedmioro Sic
rotek zostalo zabitych..
PoETKA - oFIARA RUNoW
| Londyn, IS. marca. - w ostat-
MIN rejdzie Niemcow ma Londyn,
w czwartek miniony zginela W
! domu, zburzonym przez pociSk
niemiecki poetka amerykahska,
Lena Guilbert Ford, autorka jed
nego najpopularniejszych hym-
now wojennych cftwili biezscej
pod tytulem Keep the Home
Fires burning, oraz jej syn-ka-
leka. PAM Ford jej syn - to
pierwsi Amerykanie, ktorzy zgi-
nell cd rejdow napowietrznych
nieprzyjaciela. Matke staruszke
pani Ford uratowaia bohatersko
siuzaca Anna Coxall.
RAPORTY.
Paryz, 13. marca. - Maio VIE
Sci linii bojowych; strzelanina
tam i patrolowe utarczki bez INA
czenia. Walk napowietrzne bar
dzo ozywione: W ostatnim rejdzie
na 'Paryz brafo udziai okoio 6ociu
maszyn nieprzyjacielskich, ktore
znakomicie odpedziiy obrony i
baterye antyawiatyczne pod Pa
ryzem, tax, re ledwie pare ma
SYN dostalo sic mad miasto, a z
tych cztery zostaly zrzucone i
zniszczone.
w Lotaryngii odparto zna--
czniejsze podchody Niemcow pod
Moncel, zadajac i'm .ciezkie stra-
ty. Artylerya gra ma ca}ej linii -
e przeFwami.
- Ma linii belgijskiej by} pod
Dixmude reid pomySlny: Belgo--
vie wzieli garsc jehcow niemiec-
kich; kontratak niemiecki pod
Dixmude atak pod St. George
odparli Belgowie.
Londyn, 13. marca. - Angiel-
ski rapport donosi, re onegdaj IRA
ia silny bardzo atak wykonall
Niemcy ma odcinek wojsk portu-
galskich pod Laventie, ma pre-