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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-29

ABOUT FIVE MONTHS ago the gov
eminent took over the management and
control of 1.-THE railroads systems of the
country amounting in all to one hundred
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Published with the cooperation OF THE
HERALD PUBLISHING co,
Augusta, Ga.
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Entered as second-class matter, Feb.
18TH 1918, at the post office at AugusLa,
Georgia, under the Act Of March ., 1879
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ISSUED LIVERY "WEDNESDAY.

VoI. 1--May %, 1919.--No. 81.
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TRENCH AND CAMP
CAMP HANCOCK. Augusta, Ga
EDITION, 1000.

GEO. B. lands, Editor.
Z. ], Aiken, Associate Editor.
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THE THIRD TROOP SHIP to be sunk
has been recorded this week The ship
Moldavia, on it's trip across the English
Channel, was sunk on a moonlight night
by a submarine. The loss of life for US
amounted to fifty-three men. It is not
strange that we hear of instances like
this, but it is encouraging to know that
the value of the submarine is fast de-
creasing. Isolated cases of such sinkings
need cause US no great concern.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
FOR SALE-SUBURRAN.

TO LEASE. RENT. SELL OR EXCHANGE.
Geo square feet Of ground in Brooklsn5.
Bank Bids. nk7IN
FOR SALE IN DISTRICT or CoLUNBIA-n
scres On car line; some fruit; good frame
boss, neosssAry OutbOuseS viii sell cheap TO
closs sstate. D. n. JOHNSON Co Ixs Il
st. aH MIN a3.BS
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

Complete records of all Indians
enlisted or drafted in the military
service of the United States are de-
sired by Cato Sells, Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs, and he has sent
the following letter TO all supeTin-
tendents urging that such infOrma-
tion be furnished in every case.
In connection with our request
of December CciTcular 13O5-E). for
a list of the Indians now in the
military or naval service of the
United States, including the name
of the Individual, his tribe, the
branch of service, his rank, and
whether enlisted or drafted, many
reports on hand fail TO furnish full
and complete information.
Il am very anxious to keep in
close touch with the Indians now
in the army and navy, and there
fore l want you to go over the
list already furnished and obtain
and supply the information wanted.
but not already covered in your
previous report. l also want to
know the cantOnment or camp at
which each soldier from your juris-
diction is located.
Il want to invite your attention
at this time to the next draft, and
to suggest that every effort be made
by you to keep in touch with the
Indians of your jurisdiction and OBJ
tain fun and complete Information
concerning each one drafted, so that
the data may be furnished at an early
date. and be available for use.
Il am deeply interested in this
matter and these boys, and | want
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


nIiu Fsrruso. - Of So North CaGitol
r.. and Dena GesnaEi. q. Of I02 Mary
avenue northeast Rev. ". }. Brooks
lea l. tiibtls. >. and Virginia Watts 2,
/ Of the District Of Columbia Rev. W.
Ms.
well A. Elliott. =. Of Washington, and Ma
l. Tyler. 2. o1 Exeter. n. H Rev W. A
gan.
srrrn p. GSist. u. and Mildred Bonn, n.
! Of Chicago. H. Rev. r. n. McKim-
bbsrt Clements, 6. Of Port Richmond. ~ T..
Gertrude G. Jones. u. Of Washington.
i J. e. CopsuhaTeT.
Fer, West, q. q Chicago. ILL.,. and Lillian
|stt. y. of Washington Rev. T Z. Davis.
|s-ph A. Capito. .. Of New Ca4Ie. Pa,
BirtiRs FHruswOEth. u. Of New YORK City.
J. Fl. Jehries.
|altFr B. Clark. =. Of Washington, and
l. VI. Co6iseA. y Of Pittsburgh. Pa Rev
| 6. Mcneil
"a NJ williams, .. Of IsA Fourteenth
y porthEest. and Ellen RnsseH. >, Of III
h CarOlinA sTenus southeast. Rev. z A.
nan
ReEinAn Boyd. n, Of 1850 ParkuOod Place.
Ada D. Bentley, ID Of l16S Girard street
tIEest Rev W. o. ROOme. il.
nm Glss, Co. Of 1911 y street northwest,
Amslir Pfsbcke. Sc. o. s06 Four-and- a -Han
I southwest. Rev. N. A. HOrWitz.
COLORED.
hn W johnson. q. and Estelle Cooper. -.
Of Washington Rev. W. ]. Howard.
gene Jackson. 2. and Marie s. saydes. IS
Of Washington Rev J. T. Harvey.
tber Hin. =. and Sophia Robinson. =
of Washington Rev. W. Jarvis
pmas 4. Cary, Il. and Lydia H. White, n,
Of Washington Rev. n. W. Clair.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
DEATH RECORD.
WHHE


Ann B. BIanson, s. yearS. 4le Harrison street
northwest.
Annie E. Skinner, $ years. Bates Road WOOD
burn
Frederick Nee. Fleminx. . years, Pros1
denee Hospital
Catherine wasney, 20 yesrs. Ils Maryland ave
nue. northeast.
William E Parker. . Year,. United States
Naval Hospital.
saTlis B. Love. g years. 1874 North Capitol
street.
Patrick Donohue. 81 years. Blue Plains, d. q.
Elizabeth ]. Owen. A yesH, National Hence
pathio HosEitaL
Julia Dering. II years. 7O Sixth street aOrth-
east.
Ehas b, R,'ThOmpsOn. q 1sa-'. Sherman Apart
Hslen Z. Williams. u yea1s. nis Enefd street
northwest.
ssGtinA LOasO. year. 80 rsenty-aith street
northwest.
Ann Z. LawiI 50 years. Grseld Hespital
Margaret r. Balenger. 70 ysars SIS o street
northwest.
Infant Of William B. and Bertha +. Court
pey. IS minutes National Homeopathic Hospital
Marguerite O. Brown. 10 years. Isl Oates
street northeast.
Frank Bucci. mouths, NJ H street northeast.
Mary >Muscalino. months. l0A Third street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

in France" holds the record for war
risk insurance. The company is in
sured for $2,545, 900. OF the 255 men in
the company, 254 are insured for s10,-
900 each, which Is the maximum per-
mitted by the government. The 2o5th
man Is insured for 5000.
Hubert Work, OF the Arlington Ho-
tel, and two other residents of this
city have been named as officers in
the national army or in the Officers
Reserve Corps Mr.. Work is a ma jor
in the Medical Reserve Corps. The
others named are:
Stuart O'Melveny. of the Powhatan
Hotel. to be a second lieutenant i'm
the aviation section. Signal Reserve
Corps
Frank B. Clayton, OF 1900 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. TO be a first lieutenant,
Quartermaster Corps. national army.
William G. d. Morrison and Oscar
E. Webb. jr., both OF Camp Meade.
Md. have been appointed first lieu
tenants in the Sanitary Corps of the
national army.
The biggest military band in the
United states army is being organized
at Camp Lee, Va. by Lieut.. Col. w.
H. Waldron, U. s. A, chief Of staff
Of the Eightieth Division. which is
the unit in training for the overseas
service at Camp Lee.
The United states Marines have
gone into the hog-raising business.
Realizing that pork is very ex-
pensive article at this time the
marines decided to take no chances
and raise their own pork chops and
bacon, and have started the work on
farm on Paris Island. s. c.
Lieut.. Col. Frank r. Lshm, in the
days when ballooning was a popular
sport one OF the most famous Amer
ican aeronauts has been transferred
from the cavalry arm of the regular
army to the Signal Corps. The first
woman who ever went aloft in an
American airplane went in a machine
piloted by Col Lahm. That wa.
several years ago, and the woman
was Mrs. Nicholas I.ongworth. ther
Miss Alice Roosevelt.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
/ Army and Nay wNeyyzS6 NeyyzS6t:
- .IkA..ss.a.A
Best Service Column in tie civ

your full cooperation so that / can
be of assistance to any of them If
necessary. and that our records may
stand as a fitting tribute to the In
dian race"
President Wilson has recently APP
proved ii. r. 1851, which extends pro-
lection TO the civil rights of MEM
bers of the military and naval es-
tablishments engaged in the present
war
British Tommies on the Frontier of
Freedom with faces set like flint
against the terrific tides of onrush-
ing Huns will find a new impetus
to fighting in the following inspiring
lines sent by their King to Field
Marshal HaIS:
Il can assure you that the forti-
tude. courage and self-sacrifice with
which the troops under your COM
mand continue heroically to resist
greatly superior numbers are real
lied by me and my people. The
empire stands calm and confident in
its soldiers. May God bless them
and give them strength in this time
of trial"
The FIVE new regiments of national
army cavalry which have been or
ganized in the last few weeks are all
commanded by officers who are grad
yates of West Point. all of whom are
Southerners
The Eighteenth Company of United
States Marines. on duty somewhere
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
WANTRD-AUToMoBILE.

WANTED - BUICK ROADSTER
OF touring car; must be reason
able; cash proposition. BOX 40.
Herald office. NH 25-2t
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
DIED.

Relatives and friends invited. In
terment (priyate) at ST. John'4
Cemetery. (Beltsville, Nd, and
Cleveland. Ohio, papers please
copy.l
TAYLOR-On sunday, March "A. lsls.
at 3 p m, GERTRUDE BLAKEY,
beloved wife of John w. Taylor.
Funeral tomorrow at 2 p. m, from
her late residence, Fourteenth and
w streets southeast.
THOMPSON-On NJ n q morning.
March q, 1918, at 12:55 O'Clock, al
his apartment. the Sherman, EL1AS
B.. father of Laura and Evan
Thompson.
Funeral from the chapel OF J. ".
day at p. m.
VYER-On saturday. March 2. 1913.
at her residence, 2n4 Twelfth
street northwest, LUCY E, dsugh-
ter Of the late Peter Vyer ana
Marie Ann VyeF. Remains can be
reviewed at Grayson's funeral par
loTs, GAL Florida avenue northwest,
after IL o'clock noon today.
Funeral from Florida Avenue Bap-
tist Church tomorrow at ] 30 y. m
Friends are invited.
WAsNEY-On Sunday. March a. lslS,
CATHERINE. widow of Joseph NJ.
Wasney.
dence, ZIG Maryland avenue north
east. today at 2 p. m. lRtermen:
private. Please omit flowers.
WELLS-Departed this life on Satur
dsy, March q. 1918. WILLIAM, be
loved husband Of Jennie and d,
voted father of Edward ]. Wells
and brother Of Richard and SOphi
DuYalL
Funeral from Wise's chapel tomoT-
row at $50 a. m, thence to ST. Au-
gustine's Church. High mass at 10
o'clock. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE,

WHITE.
James A. and Msude I. Wiley, boy
DeksIb and Lucy b Russell. boy.
Ernes b. and Mabel Reicheahach. boy
James L and Lucy C. PeckhAm. girl
DOmeoico and Domeniea Nusraino, girl
James L. and Laura B. Hatcher, giri.
Henry St. z and Olga VI. Hunter, girl.
Edwin and F4oren,ine Hahn. girl
Ernest A. and Mary R. Hibbs. girl
Julius A. and May b f1sischhauer. boy.
Charles O. and Agnes @. Fisher, grL
Frederick Y. and Anna p. Dom. boy.
Louis and Anna NJ. Corado. boy.
James II. and Athena ChacoaaS. girl
George c. and Susan R. Bailey. boy.
Charles l. and Hattie Byrd, boy.
C0L0RED.
Conelius and Mary Grove. hoy.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
TO COMMANDER SPRUCE.

The bill allowing the President power
to commander spruce and regulate
sawmills was passed by the Senate
yesterday. Under the bill 1t Is be-
heved the government will be able
to cope with the Industrial disorders
that have prevented the output of
spruce for the airplanes.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
CoLoRED,

COLoRED,
Richard Williams. V. years wsshinstoa Ay-
lum HospitaL
sophia DsnssrAeld. q years. s21 French street
northwest
Fleyd Batmap, ! rear. Frssdmsa's HospitsL
Louise Quinn. . yearA Columbia Hospital
Ella Allen. % years. Wellington AAylum
Hospital
William johnson. year. l222 Thirteenth street
naFthwest
John Canington. g year.. Home for Aged.
Third and II streets noFthesst,
William wsllA % yeau. Washington Asylum
Hospital
willie NJ. Elan. 8 yean. 40 Newport Place
Northwest
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

he contract for the erection Of the
ldings at the plant of the Vir-
ia Shipbuilding Corporation here
3 been awarded to Fred T. Ley
Company. Inc, Springfield, Mass.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
AKES SUGGESTION TO CREEL

he National Woman's Party.
ich furnished all the "picketing"
stations last year around the
rite House. issued a statement last
hit suggesting that the Committee
Public Information. which has
,rGe Of circulating American prop
lnda in enemy countries, devote
4 OF its energies in propagandizing
American Senate with woman suf-
ge arguments.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

five persons charged with viOlat-
the provisions Of the State pro-
PitiOn law were held for the ac-
b Of the grand jury in the Police
|uTt today. Among them were a
|ored man and woman arrested on
|nplaint of the military police for
frating an alleged speak-easy.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

t. Mary's War Society has organ
4 with the selection of these off,
:. Mrs. ". X. O'Sulliyan. presi-
It: Rev. Louis Set. treasurer: Miss
cn Mcfarland. secretary. Its OBJ
I is to give aid and assistance
the government during the prog
5 of the war.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-26

INa1e Hampton Yates. II years old.
o was employed as account clerk in
/ local division offices Of the South
h Railway Company. died suddenly
II o clock today at his residence, Ill
uth Patrick street. Acute indiges-
n. il is believed. was the cause of
death. Ills wife and three chill
hn. two sons and daughter. are
|n%- The deceased was a native of
hTrentOn. Va.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24

| grodziia go publiCznoSG kilkakrotnie
hucznymi oklaskami.
5. Nastepnie uzdolniona %ucZennica
szkoly .p%arafialnej sw. WIadyslawa
Kr6la, Janina Wi$niewska, wystapi-
la z nader picking deklamacya, ty-
a sic Armii P~olskiej, "a co row.
niez byla %nagrodzona hucznymi okla
skami.
4. Obrazy ruchome przedstawiaja-
CO pierwszych ochotnik6w do Pol
skiej Armii w obozie polskim W Ka-
nadzie i u~roczystoSc poSwiecenia
sztandaru polskiego.
5. Nova p~orucznika, pana Zielih-
skiego. Dzielny m0Wca r6wniez sire
Sell W kr6tkosci lecz dobitnie histo-
rye Polski, a szczeg6lnie cd rozbioru
tejze przez drapieznych sasiad6w,
wyszczeg6lnit jakim celu Armia
Polska sic organizuje, ably walczyG
we Francyi po stronie Aliant6w i
dlaczego w~szsytkie prawie narcdy
swiata z wyjatkiem ~centralnych lu-
dozerc6w oSwiadczaja sic "a wQlna,
niepodlegia, zjednoczona Polskq, ola
stalego pokoju; wytl6macZyt Obo--
wiazki Polaka zolenierza Cd poczat-
ku wstapienia jego do Armii, az do
placu boju i jaka W zamian opieka
bedzie otaczany.
Ma zakohczenie swej mOwy zwr6-
ell sic do niewiast, wykazujaC ich o.
bowiazki W obecnych s~tosunkach. Ma
APPEL porucznika pana Zielinskiego
pr~zystqpiono do zbierania skiadek ma
sprawe Ojczyzny Polski, kt6re z}ozy-
Ii: por pan Zielihski 50; st. Lipka
S1;oficer miej., pan Hoffman So; M.
Budzik 50; Wiel. ks. Emil Musiai
$50; A. Pietras /; J6zef Wujcicki
So: J. KazmiercZak 81; A. Matule-
wicz SIS; j. Sa}ata 81; ]. Bober 81;
P. Baldyga So; Br. Pietrzak s.; N.
Wisniewska 50; D. Kulpa 81; Pawef
Jurczak 50; X. Lapinski s.; p.
Dziergowski 50; J. Wojda 81; FIR. ia
nuszewski 81; F. Belkowski So; j..
Kendzierski 81; j. Bernard 81; j..
Szwagierczak 50: p. Duplaga 81;
Jul. Partyka 81: Tg. D~obrzyniccki
81; Br. W6jcicki 81; ]. Jasihski So;
FIR. Bendzin 81: W. Front s.; Leon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
UWAGI.
w jaki sposob WuJ
Sam" troszCzy sic o
los sWoiCh zofnIerzy
itch rodzin. ,

w Odpowiedzi publieznej ma
liczne zapytania prywatne, do
mas skierOwane, zamierzamy
W niniejszych uwagach opisac
jak najdok}adniej, W jaki spO--
sob Rad Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych jui zobOwiaza1 sic Opieko-
wac sic czeSciowo albO ca}kowi-
Gle rodzinami zo}nierzy powo-
Ianych do czynnej sluzby W
wojsku, albo wogole osobami,
kt6rych ~utrzymanie cd niego
zalezy. PodawaliSmy o tenn juz
kr6tkie, pobiezne wzmianki, a.
lie tn podamy przeglad doklad-
ny odnoSnych uchwa} Kongre-
su, kt6ry wszyscy intereSowani
NIGGA sobie wyciac i przecho-
wac, azeby p6zniej ME zasypy-
wac mas zapytaniami, ma kt6re
czesto niepodobna nam zosobna
odpowiadac.
x
Rzadowi Stan6w Zjednoezo-
nych chodzi o to, aieby kazdy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24

do walk nadejdzie, a walka ia
rozgrzeje Z Gala si}a.
RAPPORT donosi o potyczce
pod St. Quentin i odpartym rel
die niemieckim pod "a Basse;
pozatem st~rzelanina.
Paryz, "a. stycznia. - Niemcy
Shiny wykonali atak ma pozycye
francuskie pod Nieuport, poprze-
dzony kanonada intensywna i
zdoIali opanowat pierwsze okopy
skad ich zaraz wyrzucono; poza
tenn spok6j ma calej linii, "a wy
iqtkiem kanonady nigdy ME usta.
jacej, szczeg6lnie mad Moza i w
Szampanii dzialanie artyleryi jest
bardzo slime.
w czasie cd 1go stycznia do
10 zniszczono Niemcom IS aero
planow, w czasie Cd 1890 do 2Ogo
zniszczono Niemcom 10 aeropla-
now.
Havre, "a. stycznia. - Ma bel
gijskiem' slirzydle tylko kanonada
" niekt6rych punktach bardzo "a
cieta; jeden aeroplan niemiecki
Belgowie zestrzelili.
Rzym, "a. stycznia. - Mad Pia-
We rekonesanse ma porzqdku
dziennym, pod Quero i w dolinie
Ornic podchody wioskie sprowa-
dzily jehcow i materyalu wojne-
nego masy znaczne; w rejdach
tych i Francuzi uczestniczyli mad
Brcntq, Adygq, Pave i W Alpach
kanonada dzialowa w odcinkach
poszczcg6lnych.
Berlni, "a. stycznia. - Ma w}o-
skim Ironcie i macedohskim mic
nowego. Ma z~achodnim wzmozo-
ma artylcryi akcya; w okolicy St.
Quentin w wiekszej potyczce spo-
ra garsc jchc6w angielskich "a
brano; W okolicy Avocourt Cd
parto slime ataki Francuzow;
pod Malancourt byf udatny reid
niemiecki, ktory sprowadzil garSc
ichc6w francuskich i jedna mira
licze. Pozatcm kanonada nieustan
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z Wheeling, W. Va.
Correspondence ,Dziennika Chi
cagOskiCgO.)

Dnia IS. stycznia b. I. "a stara-
MEM Komitetu Obywatciskicgo W
Wheeling, w. Va. Urzadzono obchod
S~tyczniowy W formie wiecu, a row.
noczeSnie pozegnanie ochOtnikow do
} Armii Polskiej, kt6r2y W liczbie Sic
dmiu dnia nastepnego t. j. dina IA.
stycznia odjechali do obozu W Niaga-
"a on the Lake.
Wiel. ks. Emil Musial. p]roboszcz
m~ieiscowy, parafii Sw. Wiadysiawa
Kr6la, ob2h6d otworzy& i przeWodnl-
CYL. Pc zaproszeniu ma estrada 60
sci pozamiejscowych re E~teubenVille'
Ohio Yorkville, Ohio, rowniez pre-
zes6w Towarzystw Sw. WladysfaWa
Krola, Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, sw'
,J6zefa sr. 213 Il. P. r. X, prezesa
grupy Z. y. P, prezeski Bract"a
R6zanca Sw., z Tow. sw. JadwiSl' z
Tow. Niepokalanego Poczecia n. NJ
p. Tow. Sw. Cecylii, ma sekretarza
obchodu przewodniczacy Wiel. ks. Il.
Musia1 powolai nizej podpisane2o'
poczem przystapiono do wykonania
programu, jak nastepuje:
/. Spiew patryotyczny Ch6ru row.
Sw. Cecylii.
.. Nova Wiel. ks. Michalskiego Z
Nonangha, w. Va, PREY tel okazyl
trzeba zaznaczyt, re tenze kapian O.
fiarowai sic r6wniez "a ochotnika ma
kapelana do Armii Polskiej we Fran
cyl.
Dzielny patryota opisujac nasza
~przeszlosG w~yszczeg0lnil krzywdy
szkody jakie nam wyrzadzili nasi "a
borcy, pruska odwieczny wrog, mo-
skal i austryak, rowniez podobni
pierwszemu, a jak sic wyTazit: ''Au-
strvak pod pewnym w~zgledem wick
sza ieszcze krzywde w~yrzadzlt Pol
see przez obludna lagodnoSc, jakle1
uzyf ably zatrut ducha p~olskicgo, du-
cha narodowego, p%oniewaz pierwszy
! drugi hartowali ducha narodowego,
natomiast ten ostatni zamiast wZbu-
dzaC wstret do swei obludy, uczynit
sic ,,najjaSniejszym''. w dalszym ella
gil swell mowy Wiel. m6wca zazna--
czvi. re ME tylko w zaborach krWio-
zerczych opiekun6w, ale nawet ma
wolnei ziemi Stan0w Zjednoczonych
obluda a~ustryacka swoje robi, | tn
nam szkode w~yrzadza, gdyz najem-
Mkt "a mark pruskie i korony au--
stryackie szkodza nam W organize
vaniu Armii Polskiej. Zacheca} tez
Wiel. m6wca mlodziez do wziecia u
dzialu W obronie Ojczyzny, do obra-
chunku z wrcCami "a krzywdy wyrza
Ozone naszym wsp6lbraciom i sio-
strom W O~jczyznie %naszej, "a co ma
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I !
0 LOSY RUMUNII.

Jassy, "a. stycznia. Take
%Jcnescu, jedcn L najwybitnicj-
szych polityk6w rumuisEich W
interwiewie, udzielonym Prasic
Stowarzyszonej powiada, &c zl2-
genie Aiem rumuhskich pod ia
rzmem austryaciiiem zostajqcych
Z Rumunia wolna ! m~epoI}eglQ
Jest jednym Z elementarnych wa
runk6w pokoju; Anglia, Francya
/ Wiochy zobowiaza}y SIG do OBJ
stawania PREY tym kardynalnym
warunku, a wyrazic nalezy nadzic
ie, re i Stany Zjednoczone w tel
micrze wypowiedzq sic korzystnie
ola Rumunii.
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I. ObraZy ruchome przedstawia--
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polskim W Kanadzie | odjazd pierw-
szego batalionu do Francyi.
Ma zakonczenie ObchOdu od5piewa
no wsp6lnie hymn ,,BOlc cos Pol
ske".
P. S. Co do odiazdu OChOtnik6w Go
Armii Polskicj, to jest IN juh drugi
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SCkr. wiecu.
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z TEATRoW WOJNY.
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Londyn, "a. stycznia, - w O.
statnim, 57ym tygodniu blokad
nur6w niemieckich nn6w plony
SIG przygodzily Niemcom bardzo
shape: tylko szesG wiekszych i .
mniejsze statki zdoIaiy nury zato-
pic.
- Sckretarz admiralicyi angiel-
s.liej Mcnamara w Izbie Gmin
oSwiadczyi, re okoio 3lgo grud-
MA zatopione zostaiy ma Morzu
Srodziemnem diva angielskie pa
rowce, przyczem 708 osob zycie
p~ostradaIo. Niema wiele szczego-
low, lecz prawdopodobnie statki
zatopione byly to transportowce,
podobno przez ~japohskie wojenne
okrety eskortowane.
Berlin, "a. stycznia. - Prasa
niemiecka z zalem pisze o stracie
okretow dawniej n~iemieckicI1. Cd
stapionych Turcyi .NIidulu' i
Sultan Selim", ktore. zostaiy pod
Dardanellami ostatnio zniszczonc
przez Anglikow: jeden zatopiony,
drugi tax ostrzelany, IL osiad} ma
mieliznie. Gazety niemieckie w
zalobie po owych statkach...
RAPORTY.
Londyn, "a. stycznia. - Zdaja
sic mnozyG oznaki zblizajacej sic
oiensywy niemieckiej ma zachod-
MIN froncie: w Belgii i we Fran
cyl kanonada wzmaga sic z dnia
ma dzien, a choc niema jeszcze
systematycznej; pelno-liniowej
strzelaniny, lecz patrolowe i "a
wiatyczne, rekonesanse coraz
czestsze. liczniejsze zapowiadaja,
re MECH tylko pora sposobniejsza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
INNE TELEGRAMY.

Londyn, "a. ~stycznia. - Partya
piracy anSielska dwoma trzccicmi
g}os6w uchwaliIa popicrat cele
wojennc i polityke rzqdu, jak ia
przedstawiE partyi jcj wydziaf
wykonawczy; ma zebraniu odnoS-
mem Z olbrzymim entuzyazmem
p~rzyjmowano wzmianki Q Wllso-
mic, prczydencie Stan6w Zjedn,
kt6rcgo siawiono - jake proroka
proletaryatu swiatowego.