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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

COPENHAGEN, Mar. 10.-Rus- sian advises from Petrograd today, state that the new army now being whipped into shape to launch a mans has been augmented by the announcement of the Don Cossacks, of their intention to throw tnefr entire support to the Bolsheviki gov crnmert. The Don Cossacks say that in view of the fact that the Bolshevik government has conciu- sively proven that it is unaltcrably opposed to any attempt of the Japs to gain foothold in Siberia, that they cannot longer withhold their support from the existing Russian government. As these Cossacks were always the main-stay of the Czar, their deciding to throw in their lot with the Bolsheviki gov erment, is hailed throughout Rus sia as another great victory for the Bolsheviki.
 It is rumored here that since the recent threat of Germany against Denmark, which is regarded as a threat against the entire Scandina- vian Alliance, that it may be found to be the advantage of the Alliance to give it's approval to the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
BERGER, GERMER, ENGDAHL,
 kRuSE, & TUCKER INDICTED

ist movement drought the United States in general. No tactics are to dirty to be used against the Socialist or any radical who dares to stand up for the rights of the workers stated Mr. Berger, especially at this time when the Department of Justice does ilot hestitate to infringe upon the rights of the people under the laws of the country if those rights conflict with opinions held by either this De- partment of the Postoffice Department officials.
 He instanced cases where agents of the Dept. of Justice, supposed to be acting under instructions, has wanton- ly broken and destroyed property be- longing to the Socialist Party and the Industrial Workers of the World, with out any reason or excuse, except ma- licious destruction of said property. be- cause it belonged to these organiza- tions. MT Berger says that the office
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
GERMANY THREATENS TO CLOSE NORTH SEA
 AGAINST NEUTRALS

makes any agreement looking forward to her own rationing she must expect to be invaded by Germany.
 It is confidently expected here that, should Germany carry out her threat against Denmark, this will force the countries of the Scandinavian Alliance to enter the war on the side of the Allies or else agree to Germany's doIn- ination. Norway, Sweden and Den- mark have had their little armies on a war footing for some time and it is expected that they will now be in- creased by every one who is at all capable of bearing arms in all of these small countries.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

CHICAGO, March 10-It has just leaked out here that the Federal Grand Jury on February End, returned indict- ments against Victor Berger former Socialist Congressman, Adolph Ger mer, Louis Engdahl, Wm. Kruse and Irene Tucker. But no announcement was made at he time as the Federal Attorney did not deem the time quite ripe for the denouement. The in dictment charges that they were en- gagged in a conspiracy to violate the Espionage Act as effecting Labor, through speeches, phamplets, and ar ticles in the American Socialist.
 The indictment also charges that they have tried to obstruct recruiting. These charges. claims Berger, are brought at this time in an attempt to not only discredit him, since he has announced his intention of running for Congress again, but is intended to be used to discredit the American Social
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

flooding the engine and fire rooms and putting out the fires.
 Captain Glasscock reported that the 91 passengers aboard the Ad- miral Evans when she struck have all been safely landed and that no one has been lost. He states that the buoy had shifted inshore thereby misleading him and resulting in the wreck He says that the vessel is in a very dangerous position ana that if no assistance is forthcoming very soon the vessel may slip off into deep water and sink.
 The Evans left here Saturday noon
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
REORGANIzING RUSSIAN ARMY
 TO OPPOSE GERMANS

was much greater and dearer to him than his personal ambition. So far his offer has not been accepted by the Bolsheviki government. Trot- sky stated that he has at no time favored a peace which would in any way bring the Russian people un- der the domination of the Kaiser, but that when he had heard of the diabolical scheme of the Japs to steal Siberia he was most heartily in favor of accepting the lessor of two evils namely, the domination of a white race to the rule of the yellow. It is believed here that Trotsky's statement will make him stronger than ever with the people, and also placate those opposed to him amongst the less radical, former supporters of Kerensky. All of Ker- ensky's former supporters are grad ually drifting over to the real cause of Russia and leaving Kerensky, the lawyer, to himself as they now see that the Bolsheviki government is the real and only representative government Russia ever had.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

present Russian government, as it seems that Germany is bent on forcing the Scandinavian count rics into the war. Some of the newspapers hero condemn the pro- posal made by Japan to America, for the Iatter's sanction of Japan entering Siberia. This is character ized as a move on a par with the German violation of Belgium and it is not believed that America can ever sanction such a policy. Public opinion here seems heartily in fav- or of the New Russian Democracy and every hope is expressedfor it's survival.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
60. 900 ATTEND AND
 VIGOROUSLY PROTEST
 HANGING OF MOONEY

hand and foot and delivered over to a bunch of thieves and murderers as ex- amplified in the San Francisco Cham bed of Commerce or Law and Order League"
 Hillquit, who recently ran for mayor of New York, was greeted with loud applause when he said that though he might differ with the Pres. of the United States in a political way yet he be- lieved him to be the soul of honor and that he would be willing to stake his own life that Mir Wilson would never allow Thomas Mooney to hang. Other great mass-meetings are being arrang- ed for in this city and all other large cities in the country to protest against the amendment to the Espionage Bill as a vicious class measure to enslave~ the workers for private profit.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

AMSTERDAM, Mar. 10.-It Is reported here, that Trotsky has stated that rather than cause any disagreement between the former supporters of Kerensky and the Bol- sheviki government, he will resign. It was reported to Trotsky that the fomer Kerenskyites were for Russia, first, last, and all the time, but that some of them did not agree on Trotsky as Foriegn Minister, he i'm mediately volunteered to resign, stating that the freedom of Russia,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

of Scot Nearing, Socialist Party Head quarters and other officials which had been so wantonly broken into and de- stroyed, were open to the Department officials of their agents at any time they might care to investigate them, that Prof. Nearing had wired the De- partment of Justice telling them that he was leaving town for a time and if the Dept. cared to look over anything in his office, where the keys could be found, but still the office had been broken into and property destroyed.
 This sort of work was being carried on by one of the Departments of the government of the United States, not by a bunch of rowdies or second story men, and because he and these others had protested against such vandalism, they were in turn now being prosecut- pfJ
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
PLEAD GUILTY TO
 MANSLAUGHTER

BROOKLYN, March 10-William H. Cook, teamster in the 22nd United States infantry, who shot and killed IS year old Genaro Pitchanto atStone Avenue and Pacific Street on February 18th, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the second degree, when his case was called for trial before Justice As pinall in the criminal branch of the Supreme Court yesterday.
 Cook, in a penitent mood, told Jus tice Aspinall that the shooting of Pitchanto and his little playmate, Charles Zello, also IS. was entirely unintentional
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

PROVIDENCE, March 10-Notices have been posted in nearly all the cot ton mills of the state, announcing an increase in the wages of 35,0O0 opera tives, effective March 18th.
 The amount of the increase depends on the result of negotiations between Fall River mill owners and operatives The new scale will make the wages of mill workers the highest ever paid in Rhode Island. <yla ltNsM
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
YOU
 CHiCkEM''

UNION CITY, Tenn. March 10- Age did not cool the ardent love of Dr. J. T. Lasley, S1 for Mrs. Aline Priest, 74, so he went to her home in Troy, Tennessee, placed a ladder to her window, climbed l1l and helped her through the window to the ground. They eloped to Hickman, Kentucky and were married. They will spend their honeymoon on D, Lasley's stock farm near here.
 Nery "Unpauriotic" of the Doctor to do thing like this while our coun- try is at war He must be a pro- German.)
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

JUNEAU, Mar. 1O.-Distress calls were received here last evening from the Admiral Line Steamer Admiral Evans, which had run on the rocks at Hawks Inlet The Evans reported having torn a large hole in the hull
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

skilled mechanics for the shipbuilding industry.
 He also stated that more volunteers were available and that the Depart trouble in enrolling the first 100000.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
DANCING SCHOOL.

At the Miners Home Club Hail, Dancing class every Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday, and Friday even- ing from 8 F. M. to II F. NJ. Ad- mission to class $1.O0. Private lessons $1.OO per hour.
 MRS. GEO WALDHELM, Teacher
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

Examinations by the physicians showed that one bullet fired from Cooks service revolver plowed it's way right through little Genaro and pain fully wounded Charles.
 Genaro died a fSw hours after the shooting. The other little boy will recover.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
ON ROCKS NEAR JUNEAU

for Port Alethrop to take on cargo for Seattle and struck at about six o'clock in the evening.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 10-Secre- tary Wilson of the Department of La bor today issued a statement to the ef-
 feet that the Agents of the Depart. ment had already enrolled the 10000
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

Don't forget we save you little money ai,;; aTv &blo 70 g.. y any thing at HOIt's.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11
LOST.

IO s ".
 Black and White Malamute stray ed from Irene creek one week ago yesterday. Answers to the name of Reilly, spurs on the hind legs. Anyone finding same will please re- turn to Johnny Olson.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

Granite, Notions, CPOcker- ware and everything you need at Holts. Tstk.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

Fur garments made and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Company.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

First-Class UnaIakleet dog sal. mon for sale at 12 cents a pound. See Duffy O'Conner.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

WE CAN DO IT. Peoples Laundry wash every thing except the Baby.
 w. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-11

Express and General Delivery See Erickson at Mansfield's Ciga, Store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
Zatoaiecie parowca.
Pewien port atlantych, .28-g'

Pewien port atlantycH, .28-go
kwietnia. - Znany parowiec pasa
zerski st. Paul nalezacy do Ame-.
rican Line przewr6cif sic zato-.
nal, kiedy go wieziono do przysta
nj, gdzie mial zabrac fracht do Eu
ropy. Zachodzi Ottawa. ze trzy o.
soby straci}y przy TEN zycie.
Parowiec St. Paul wyholowano
z warsztatu, gdzie od kilku tygo-
dni znajdowaf sic W reparacyi. Ma
Fok1adzie bylo kilkuset robotni--
k6w. Kiedy go holowano do przy-
stani, spostrzezono, ze znajduje
sic w niebezpieczenstwie i dano
alarm, a robotnicy ratowali sic
jak mogli: jedni prze}azac przez
porecze ma box okretu, kt6ry mad
powierzchnia woody sic wznosil, a
inni skakaniem W wode, skad mo-
gil na holowce sic dostac. Wick
szosc tym sposobem uratowa1a sic
ale ME doliczono sic trzech pomie
dzy mimi bye: moze, re ci utoneli.
Parowiec przewrocony znajduje
sic obecnie zupelnie pod woda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

Bretonneux: 0 tenn sa Wiesci pc
wne, lecz niema W. komunikatach
oficyalnych zadnych szczeg6l6w
.narazie 0 wazniejszych przeja-
wach tego udzialu Amerykan6w.
Natomiast So wciaz nowe szczeg6-
~ utarczki pod Seicheprey,
gdzie Amerykanie odniesli zwycie
stwo mad Niemcami: w starciu
TEN miedzy innym odznaczyl sic
bohaterskiem iscie poswieceniem
*. w. j. Farrell z West Newton,
Mass, kt6ry wsr6d ognia uwijal
sic dajac pocieche umierajacym,
pomoc rannym choe sam ranio.
ny, pomagal osobiscie nosic ran.
Inych do opatrunku. Podobno ran.
nych zohierzy amery kanskich jest
2 bitwy oWej 128 " szpitalu
Iplolow.ym NJ. q, czy sa jeszcze il
innych szpiita alach ME via
Eekfl4UQ I'LL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, ,Minn., OH
April % 1913, as required by the
a. Aeh Of Cogrcss Oct, 6. 1911:
LUBJA FRANCUz0W.

IL Francuzami zgadzami sic bo
OH sic nami dobrzc obchodza
podczas cwiczcn, jako by byli ma
81. Rozumic sic ze 4 nicmcam ME
zartujemy.
Sergeant John Il. Dickman daw
niejszy drukarz Somcrville, Mas
ktory tcraz ley ranny W szpita]u
opowia iada}: zajmujaca historye. On
re swymi ludzmi opatrywa1i diva
dziala i zaml<nieci by]i przez II
minut w ogrodzeniu przez MEM
cow "a niemogli donieSc o tenn do
linii amcrykanskich. Dicknaii by}
ranny lccz nic ustannic rzuca} O.
glen IA nicmc0W al rOZerWaf ich
formacyc. Przestawali tylko wten
czas gdy ich dzia}a uwiezly.
Maszynisty Parkera, kt6ry sam
kierowa} dziafcm pytal jego STAR
sly officer czy ma dalej trzymac
linic, odpowicdzial ze ma chyba--
by zostal zabity, i tax uczynif.
Kapelan bohaterem.
KS. kato]icki William J. Farrell
Il West Newton, Mass, kapelan
.rcgimentu, okazaf sic tax walecz-
nym, pomagajac bateryi amery--
kanskicj, gdy cztercch amcrykail-
sl1ich artylerzystow zosta}o zabi>
tych nosil am1micye pomagaf O.
y0fowi przy nieustamcm bombar-
[dowaniu dzialem. NiezwaZajac Ze
sam byl ranny pomagal W opatry-
waniu i noszeniu mnych rannych.
KS. Conner New Haven Okla
zaf sic takzc bohatercm. Byl OH
jcdnym Z osmiu zabranych przcz
niemc6w w niewole, kt6rzy ucie-
xii i udali sic do Seicheprey. Po-
magal on przy .opatrywaniu ram
nych zanoszac I'M posi1ek chocia--
sam by} raniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
WYpfawa a tnorska Anghk6w
j..
powiiodla sic:
l..
WAL MORSKI w ZEEBRUGGE
PRZEKAMANY.
Kana1 Ostendzh zablokowany v
wiekszej czesci.
Londyn, % kwietnia.

Londyn, 28 kwletnia. - Obser-
wacyc dokonanc Il acroplanow
mad miejscem ataku wyprawy an
yie]Skicj Ia port Zeebrugge, wy
kazaly wylom W vale morskim ia
wcwnetrznym jego koncu ze ka-
nal Ostendy jest wewnatrz zablo-
kowany W wiek>zcj czesci jego
SZcrokoSci. !.
RAPPORT admiralicyi podaje:
IVY lacznoSci wyprawa IA
wybrzcza nicprzyjacielskie, doko-
name oncgdaj, dokonanc zosta1y
obscrwacye aeroplan6w, kt6rc
tel rzuca}y bomby wybuchowe.
Obserwacye utrudnia}y chmu
ry aparaty zmuszonc byly opu--
Scic sic IA so stop od ziemi.
Spostrzezono 'czysty' wylom
W vale morskim, ia wewnetrz-
nym jcgo koncu okofo 20 yard6w
Szerokosci. w Ostendzie widziano
zatopiony przedmiot, legacy pomie
dzy ''pirami'' i blokujacy wick
sza czeSc przejazdu.'
Wyprawa morska
Wyprawa marynarki angiels-,
kicj na port Zeebrugge i kana]
Bruges Zcebrugge nalezec be-.
die po wszystkie easy; "a przy-
klad bohatcrstwa smia}osci ME.
zr6wnanej tej marynarki.
@ lie wnosic MONA, to Wypra
wa przesz}a nawet sWsZelkie ocZe-
kiwania. 'Nietylko boWiem zablo-
kowany zostal kanal, ale zniszczo
ne zostaly Wszystkie baterye mad
brzezne, zlozone mai ciezszyel
dzial, lecz tez Ina nagazyl1y przer6z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

Przygotowani do nowego cicsu.
TAX nicprzyjacicl zosta} powst-
rzymany ia pcwien czas a sobota
,'ano ME sprowadzila atakow pie
choty. Przyja1 on ia sfcbie przy-
yotowanic sic do nowego napadu,
"hociaz, gdy anglo francuskie 81
]y ustawiEy sic same wieccj nieza-
chwianic Ola obrony w. pozycyi
gor po}ozonych po "a CORA Kem-
sncl, przy kt6rcj jak powiadaja,
general Won Armin, komcndcrlja
1.y nicmiecka al'mia W seEtorze Y
prcs, ma zrobic napad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
Regestracya Il letlich.
WASHINGTON, % kWietnia

Washington, % kwietnia - w
izbie posl6w przyjeto onegdaj
wsp6lna rezolucye senatu tyczaca
sic registracyi celem powofania
do sfuzby wojskowej wszystkich
m}odych mezczyzn, kt6rzy ukon--
czyli 21 rok zycia po dniu 5 czer-
wca 1917. w brzmieniu rezolucyi
senatu drobne tylko zrobiono
zmiany zarzadzenie odda sic do
aprobaty Prezydentowi. Oblicza-.
ia, ze tyn sposobem 100000 do
100000 m}odych ludzi zostanie
powofanych do s}uzby wojskowej
Izba pos}6w przyjela 119 glo-.
,sami przeciw 81 poprawke repre-.
zentanta Hull Iowa, wedle kt6.
rel nowi rekruci zamieszczeni 20.
stana u dolu swych odnosnych
klas, zam1ast, Jak to proJektoWa1
Department wojny, otrzymywac
|iczby z itera a obok regestrowa.
nych zeszlego roku. Rowniez przy
ieto polecenie komitetu wojskowe
go, by wykreslic zastrzezenie "
novel; przyjete W senacie, by Cd
regestracyi 1lwolnic tych, kt6rzy
cd d. 5 czerwca 1917 wstapili dc
[szk6l medycznych lub teologicz-
'nych.
w senacie rezolucye te przyje-
to 20 marca. Prezyd dent sam ozna
ezy nowy dzien estracyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
NIEMCY pRzYPROWADZENI DO WSTRZYhANlA Sic
PD 0CR0MNEJ WALG, W KT0REJ WSIALl
P0BIO KULAMI WYNlESlI Sic.

True Translation filed with tnepo master at Winona, Minn
April % 1913 required by the Act Of Congress Oc g. 1917
okoicy Cory KENNEL gdze niemcy robi atak
gore zabra Francuz Angicyocail stuacye sektorze Y
pres odpicrajac nieprzyjacie]a kt6ry zagraba masu.
by ncprzyjacic byl zdoen do rozwiniecia
KENNEL jak chca ucync, wynik praw
opoobn byby oropny da wok aianckich okoicy Ypres
Angcy trzyma nezachwanc przccw atakom kre rway
ca dze Voomczee dwic mile podnie cd Ypres
Fancuzi by r6wnicz Locre
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
Atak ma Amiens.
.ondyn : Paryz, 20 kwietnia.

Lonuyn 1aTyz, 10 hWlet1l1d. -
Najwazniejsze szczeg6}y wielkiej
|bitwy na zachodnim froncie Mem
q es swznowili, pefna forsa atak ofen
sywy - W kierunku miasta A
lniens W Pikardyi, -Alianci wstrzy
muja ich skutecznie. Amerykanie
biora udzia} W tel bitwie. Oneg--
| dejszych walk rezultat ME zupe}-
ME jest jeszcze jasny i pewny p:
Niemcy - zdaje sic - zdo}ali po
sunac sic nieco, opanowali Villers
- Bertonneux i czeSc Hangard-en
-Santerre, oraz pozycye W lasach
IA p6lnoc cd miasteczka tego.
W1asnie w tej stronie terenu bit
wy walcza Amerykanie, kt6rzy u
czestniczyli W obronie Hangard, a
rapport francuski opiewa, il Mem
cy ciezko bombardowali odcinek
francusko amerykanski. Teraz
vice napewnc wiadomo juz, gdzie
sic znajduja wojska ameryka1s--
kic w Pikardyi, kt6rych wiedzia
no, ze SO od poczatku kwietnia,
lecz-gdzic byli-raporty nie do
Mostly. | teraz jeszcze ME wiado--
mo, wiele tych wojsk tam jest. No
wa faza ofensywy niemiecziej INA
Amiens zosta}a otwarta po trzyty-
godniowem przygotowaniu bar
dzo usilnem re strony Niemc6w-
IT,. przez caly czas, kiedy trwa}a
bitwa flandryjska, gotowali sic
Niemcy do nowego ataku mad Som
me skupiajac wojska, przesu--
wajac dzia1a co najciezsze bonn
bardujac co dnia pozycye alianc-
kie. Pierwsze ataki pc straszliwej
wstepnej kanonadzie zostaly od-
parte, lecz p6zniej, gdy Niemcy
skupili masowe szturmy ma posi-
czeg6lne punkty, jak na Villers-.
Bretonneux, Anglicy pod przewaz
ma presya wroga, opuscili to mia
steczko, a Niemcy posuneli sic ma
prod = zajmujac je oko}o mi
Ii: miasteczko to, ley okolo IL
mil ma wsch6d cd Amiens, pomie-
dzy rzeka Somme, a rzeczka Luce
Ma reszcie frontu <alianckiego Me
mcy ME poczynili niejszych po
suniec, zreszta spodziewac sic wy
pada, IL dotad Gala glowna si1a
ME zostafa jeszcze pchnieta W ich
atak, 0 kt6rym sadza ogolnie, IL
bedzie potezniejszym cd wszyst--.
kich poprzednich, co sadzic moz-
ma po przygotoWaniach ma mozli--
vie najwieksza skale, najwiek--
szych dzia1ach sprowad dzonych na
front masach rezerW skupionych
Czy sic i'm ten atak poWiedz "a
[peWne juz mai blizsze dni pokaza: !:
|W Woj jskach ooW nastrd i=ll= ~
ebieIie p|slaai lIl q. asaiss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

True translation filed with the
April % 1918, as required by the
Washington, % kwietnia -Jak
dwie kompanie wloskiego posilko-
wego wojska kopia okopy dla a
liant6w we Flandryi W7alczacych
w atakach ia niemieckie wojska
kfujac ich dzidami i siekierami
donosi 0 tenn dzisiejszy telegram
4 Rzymu.
Depcsza brzmi:
''Pierwsze wojska wloskie przy
by1y do Francyi " listopadzie. Te
przypadkowo robhy amunicye ola
+artyleryi rozmaite potrzeby. wo-
jenne okazujac dyscypline i zdat-
nose. P6zniej przyby4y inl1e pod
genera1enl Tardity i zajeci byli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30

POOUE 1AUStCA dt " IAOAlO3 NAAAns3 OIl
Act Of Congress Oct., 6. 1917.
[odporna budowa, udowadniajac
ze So zdolnymi robotnikami ME
wyrozniajac zeby ME byli zdolni
podniesc ramienia przeciw wrogo-
wi tax samo jak F'rancuzi Angli
cv. Dwie posilkowe kompanie WHO
skiego wojska pracujac W oko-
pach we Flandryi znalazly sic na
froncie nastepujacych niemc6w.
Niemcy podkomendni rozporzadzi
iaby ohierze Wy kony,yali. te- sae
ma prace kt6ra wykonywali pred
!.poddaniem sic lecz W1osi zamiast
tego napadli ma niemc6w dzida.
mi zabijajac wielu, innych biorac
w niewole trwali tax: W dalszej
piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
Londyn Paryz. 28 kwietnia.-

Londyn Paryz. 28 kwietnia.-
Wojska alianckie odnios}y znacz-
ne i niezaprzeczonc sukccsy: ME
tylko wstrzyma}y - jak dotad -
nicprzyjacielska ofensywe, ma A.
micns wymierzona, lecz odebra&y
i te diva punkty jake Niemcy W
pierwszych atakach wziac zdo}a-
III, a mianowicie miasteczka Han
gard d-en-Santerre i Villers Breton
ncux, kt6re nieledwie MONA by}o
uwazac "a kluczowa pozycye do
Amiens. Francuzi i Anglicy ode
brali W obu punktach szereg ca}y
waznych silnych pozycyi, nadto
,vzieli Anglicy W Villers okofo
700 jenc6w i wielc broni. Ulice
oniasteczka zawalone by}y -tra1pa--
mi Niemcow - tax zacietym byI
I.boj 0 Villers. Dalej raporty dono-
sza, il we Flandryi walki tocza
sic niezmniejszajaca sic inten--
Isywnoscia: Niemcy atakowali 60
re KENNEL w okolicy Wytschae--
te, atak obejmowaf tez kilka in
nych wzg6rz W tej okelicy pomie-
dzy Wytschaete a Bailleul lecz
ME wsk6ral nieprzyjaciel j ME po-
sunal sic nigdzie, a straty tylko
bardzo ciezkie, poniewaz atako--
waf zn6w masowemi formacyami,
nie szczedzac mas ludzkich: jake
to liczby zohierza :pedza Nicmcy
W BOZ liza smierc oczywista, dowo-
dzi obliczenic il W, owych ostat--
mich walkach we Flandryi tylko
okofo szesciu dywizyi bra}o udzial
- II. oko}o $4,000 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-30
e inne urzadzenia portowe.

lie inne urzadzenia portowe. :.
Niedawna wyprawa floty an
gielskiej ma ciesnine Kattegat, i
ia ostatnia, powinny przeko--
nae Niemc6w, ze flota ia posia
da inicyatywe i w akcyi obronej
czy zaczepnej, ME ma sobie r6-
wnej.
SWAT pragnalby by Niemcy ma
brali przekonania, ze nareszcie
Wyjsc jej flocie nalezy spotkae
sic przeciwnikiem. PeWnem jest
jednak, ze Niemcy, po tych ostat-
mich doswiad mach .bardziej jje-
szcze tl;Wac beda v przekonaniu,
zze ma jp peWniej Jest u domu.