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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26
IRA!
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.
w NIEMCZECH

Amsterdam, 26. list. - Sytua-
eva w Niemczech stale sic coraz
grozniejsza tax ola samych Me
mice jak i ola Aliantow. Widocz.
mem juz jest, re w Berlinie DR..
Karol Liebknecht wyszedi zwy--
ciesko z trzydniowej walki z kan
clerzem Ebertem. Elementy boil
szewickie wzie}y CORY mad inny-
mi.
Ruch separatystyczny rowniez
sic wzmaga. Poinocno : zachod.
RE Niemcy, prowincye nadren--
skie, Bawarya i Austrya niemie-
cka poiaczyfy sic we w~spolnych
wysi4kach stworzenia rzadu de-
mokratycznego w przeciwstawie-
niu do radykalnych pradow w
Berlinie i w Prusach wogole. Tyl-
ko Saksonia OPERA sic skutecznie
bolszewizmowi, donosza bowiem
ostatnie telegramy, re z WALK wy
borczej zwyciesko wyszli unfair
kowani socyalisci, pobiwszy sro-
motnie niezawistych, ktorzy zy--
skali tylko try miejsca W ra-
die zfozonej z 5ociu.
z tych| zamieszek korzystaja
zywio1y monarchiczne, ktore PREY
gotowuja sic do obalenia tax de-
mokracyi jak i bolszewizmu. Ge-
neral Ludendorff tworzy juz po-.
dobno biaie gwardye, chociaz in
ne wiesci mowia, re opusci@
Niemcy i udal sic do Szwecyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26
JUGO-SOWIANIE WYBIERA,
IA P~ANUJACEGO.

Bazylea, 26. list. - Rada naro-
dowa jugo-ssowiahska W Zagrze-
blu mianowa}a nastepce tronu
serbskiego, ksiecia Aleksandra
regentem swoim. Rada Stanu Ju-
go-S4owian, so delegatow serb
skich i 5 z Czarnogory wezwa--
nych zostaio do Serajewa, ably
wyznaczy6 CABINET ola nowego
panstwa Jugo-S}owian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

W przyszIy czwartek, dnia 2Sgo llsto
DADA wieczorem zebranie Dziekczyn-
re. pa~tryotyczne. w jezyku angiel-
skim do zebranych przemowi PARMA
Uniwersytetu Loyola a W jezyku pol
skim d zebranych przemowi pann@
Emilia Napieralska, sekretarka Wv.
Polek. Dzieciom wstep wzbroniony'
: o5 =
Rodzinie PIP. Pawia i Zofia u
Corskich) Lanes, lam. pnr. 24Of
smalley Court przybyla wczoraj CO.
reczka; matka i dziecie czu)a sic
dobrze.
q -: q
We czwartek, jake W Dzien Dzlek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26
NOTATKI% REPORTERA.

4 o godzinie 1880 wieczorem ola
starszych os6b, rZucane beda ma e.
kran obrazki migawkowe; W poia-
czeniu z obrazkami odbedgie sic TAX
re wykIad o History naszego sa-
siedztwa". Wstep wolny dla wszyst-
kich. Dzieci ~wieczoren przyjSc mu-
sza W towarzystwie osob starszych.
q - q
W sail parku pilsen, PREY 26-tej
Albany avenue odbedzie sic kon-
cert piaty, d~oroczny, z >kt6rego do
ch6d caly oddaja ma dom dla star
COW wv. Bohemian Old Peoples
Home and Orphan Asylum. Pocza-
tex koncertu o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem. Bilety po przystepnych ce-"
mach.
Jutro o godzinie S1mej rano, z do
mu zaIoby 'pnr. 1912 West 49-ty
Place odbedzie sic pogrzeb s. p. Mar
Gina Dymek, kt6ry, pc kr6tkiej cho-
ROBBIE ~pozegna} sic z tym Swiatem
dnia 2S-go b. M, o .godzinie $3.50
wieczorem.
w kosciele Sw. Jana Bozego odbe-
die sic nabozenstwo "a spokoj du-
sly jege; stamtad zwloki S. p. Mar
Gina Dymek przewiezione beda ma
| cmentarz Zmartwychwstania Pam
skiego.
!. 90
Wczoraj wieczorem p. Jan Schelbe
otrzymai telegram z Washington
donoszacy mu re syn jego, Wincen-
! " Scheibe. zginal W bitwie z pru-
sakami dnia 5-go pazdziernika, b. r.
Szeregowiec Wincenty Scheibe
wstapiI do wojska Stan6w zjedno~
czonych jake ochotnik dnia 5-go
yrzesnia 1917 roku, liczac wtedy
lat 90. P~rzydzielony on zostaf do
kompanii b., Ago puiku plechoty
Wuia Sauna. Kilka miesiecy temu
duszony byl gazem; do nleszczesc
vielu p~rzyczynilo sic take i zdener-
wowanie spowodowane peknieciem
kuli wielkiego kalibru i dlatego
przez pewien czas znajdowai sic on
W szpitalu wojskowym poza lima
! lo;owa Wr6ciwszy wkr6tce do zdro
via udal sic powt6rnie do transzy
! zn6w szedl ma huna wraz z innymi.
Matka bohatera ME lyle juz od
Lilku m~iesiecy. Ojciec jego, p. Jan
scheibe cd dluzszych lat nalezy do
parafii Sw. Stanislawa Kostki: ME
ska on pnr. 1856 Dickson utica.
q -. .
Kolektorzy i kolektorki Podatku
Narodowego maja sic dGisiaj zebrac
U godzinie 1880 wieczorem W sail
hankowej i oddaG pieniadze przez
! siebie skolektone ma
Prey sposobnoSci prosi mas x
Franciszek Dembinski o podanie, 20
Lazar parafialny odbedzie sic jutro
we czwartek, o godzinie 7-mej vie
czorem W sail p~arafialnej. Zakoncze
ME bazaru odbedzie sic We czWar-
TEX, W Dzien Dziekczynienia. Jutro
ma bazaar wystapi Klub Obywatelski
i'm. Tadeusza KoSciuszki, We czwar'
TEX zaS Klub Pan Krolowej Kingl.
q - q
" budynku Northwestern Uni
versity Settlement" PREY narozniku
| Noble I Augusta ulic, odbedzie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

mat Cd pracownikow W piekarni P.
K~oneckiego cd Stanisiawa Przybyl-
skiego 500 i P. Polanek $50 a "
piekarni braci Kr~zesihskich cd Pc.
troneli Dina $40 / Amy Czosek S..
Niechze ci ME liczni, kt6rzy jeszcze
mic dali swej czeSci Polsce uczynia
to jaknajrychlej.
q So q
Dentysta j. J. Liss, 1401 North
Ashland avenue, powrocil juz do
Chicago po zalatwieniu waznycL
spraw ma Wschodzie.
q - q
"Bunco Party" Ch6r6w re Stani.
slawowa odbedzie sic dis wiecz6r W
sail Klubu KoSciuszki. Poczatek o
godz. 1880. w polaczeniu odbedzle
sic ,,centowy bazaar" penny Socially.
Pr6cz czionk6w Ch6r6w, take przy-
~Jaciele i przyjaciofki Ch6r6w So pro-
szeni. Komitet doklada wszelkich
~starah. azeby Razdego zadowolit. w
sk}ad Komitetu wchodza: Jan Cze-
kaia, Antoni A. Kowalski, Pawel
Kipeowski j panny SCHUYLER, Violin
ska. Buczkowska, Baligrodzka l
Sonnenfeld.
q -. y
Jeden czionk6w naszei Redakcyi
otrzymaf dzisiaj rano poczt6wke cd
poruczJka S. P. Gieraitowskiego,
dawniej lekarza praktykujacego W
Chicago, o kt6rego zamianowanlu
porucznikiem przez Department
Wojnz donosiliSmy swego czasu. -
Porucznik Gieraltowski przydzielony
zosta} do sztabu szpitala Post Ho-
spital" W Fort Leavenworth, Kas.
q +: q
OdnoSnie do poiudniowego obiadd
komitetu Ways and Means" Chica-
goskiego Stow. Handlowego W hote-
lu La Sale we srode O 1915 W po-
ludnie, Izba zaprosifa jedenastu pol
skich zo}nierzy jake swoich gosci
h~onorowych. Ale obiad ten urzadzo-
ny zostaf ably publicznost chicagoska
mog}a sic przysiuchat odczytowi pro
fesora Ralph B. Dennis 2 uniwersy-
tetu Northwestern, kt6ry co tylko
wr6cii z Rosyi / bedzie m6wii O Boil
szewikach. Jest to najnowsza auto
rytatywna wiadomosc o bolszewi--
kach, wiec warto posiucha6. Kompli-
m~entarnych biletow ami ola prasy
ami ola komitet6w towarzyszacych
ao~}nierzom ME bedzie. Obiad kosztu-
je tylko rs centow. Warto ably pol
skie gazety, poda}y sprawozdanie o
odczycie tym. Ten obiad czyli luD-
cheon bedzie W Srode w poludnie W
hotelu La Sale, ma sail balowej
(19-te ~pietro).
Ma w~ieczornym obiedzie tego4
dria W tymze hotelu, urzadzonym
przez lige National Security" ma
Geese naszych zollierzy, bedzie TAX.
re spiewai podw6jny kwartet Fila
ret6w pod kierownictwem p. Rybo-
wiaka, W dodatku do programu mu-
zycznego wczoraj podanego. Tykiety
ma ten wieczorny obiad kosztuja pc
$50 i So do nabycia Pc organiza-
cyach, a takze W Banku Polskim =
Northwestern Trust and Savings
Bank.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

Ma dzisieiszej liScie STRAIT podaaej
przez Department Wojny W Wash
ingtonie, nastepujace nazwisk@ Po-
Iakow. ezytamy:
KUKAwKA STEFAN, 1912 b.
shop utica; ranion-. stOpien ME o.
kreSlony.
JARZYNSKI WLADYSLAW, 2122
West 19-ta utica; raniony.
NAGAJCZYK JAN A. 1876 Mil
waukee avenue; raniOny, stopieu
ME okreSlony.
LIGINsKA JAN A, 11-ta i Julius
utica; Vaginal.
OLSZEWSKI IzYDOR. 1851 So.
Paulina utica; ciezko raniony.
CHRZANOWsKI ALEKSANDER,
SS42 Eseanaba avenue, South Chi
eago; raniony, stOpien ME okreSlo-
ny.
KoPELAK ADAM, 2116 Lubbock
utica; vaginal.
wERBICKI WALENTY, 2475 n.
CIybourn avenue; eiezko raniony.
sTRAKA F. j.. 24S7 South Troy
utica: raniony, stopien ME OkreSlo-
ny.
PRAzAK FRANCISZEK, 1926
West sofa utica; raniony.
Bankiet ma czest weteranow Ar
mil Polskiej przybylych z Francyi'
odbedzie sic jutro, dnia 27go listo-
pada W hotelu La Sale o godzinle
e:15 wieczorem punktualnie. Pro-
gram bedzie TAXI:
PAM Aghieszka Nering, sopran'
odspiewa kilka polskich pieSni-
PAM Wac4awowa Periowska wy
stapi re solo ma s~krzypcach.
Parma Ninette Marchand odSpie-
va DO fracusku ,Marsyalianke'.
Raj jeszcze przypominamy, re ban
kiet ten r~ozpocznie sic o god1inle
Sis p~unktualnie.
We srode, dnia 27go ~listopada vie
rzorem W Auditorium Sw. Trolley
,dbedzie sic w~ieczorek Klabu Oby-
U~atelskiego i'm. Kazimierza Puia-
stisgo. ma wieczorku tym rozdawa-
ne beda indyki, kury i kaczki' jak
nam donosi jeden z czionkow koml-
tetu. Warto by ist ma ten wieczorek,
Jutro W sail Zjednoczenia odbe-
die sic koncert Ch6ru braci de RESI-
. Ike; poczatek z~apowiadaja' ma godzi-
ne 500 wieczorem.
W sail parafialnej ma Maryanowic
odbedzie sic we czwartek, dnia $3.50
listopada zabawa ,,Bunco Party" l
Penny Social" pod egida Klubu
ran i Panienek Pomocy Armii Pol
skiej PREY tejze parafii. Poczatek o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
o So q
Z}odzieje automobilowi skradll
wczoraj dziesiet automobil6w. ME-
dry poszkodowanymi zrajduje sic
Polak. Grzegorz Frelkiewicz, "a
mieszkaly pnr. 1926 Augusta utica,
kt6remu zlodzieje skradli automobil
mark ,,Velie".
= 30 =
" ~przyszly czwartek, dnia $500
listopada W sail parku Stanford,
przy Union avenue / 14-ty Place o
godzinie 4:3O popo.udniu ola dzieci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

cLynlenla W kOSclele SW. StdnlSfaWa
Kostki odbedzie sic o godzinie Sci
rano Wystawienie PrzenajSwiet-
szego SACRAMENTO, kt6re trwaC be-
die do godziny 5-tei %wieczorem,
kiedy to W jezyku polskim odSpie-
wane ~zostanie tie Deum", a p6zniej
udbedzie sic procesya W kosciele.
q - q
We w~czorajszej notatce o Fore
steraeh zasz}a mala omylka: Fore
sterzy zbieraja specyalne podatki W
,elu pokrycia poSmiertnego "a FOL
merry poleglych W szeregaCh Armii
Wuja Sama: podatek ten wynosi je-
dnego dolara. Wczoraj podaliAmy,
re Foresterzy ME ~kolektuja zadne-
60 specyalnego ~podatku, co niniej-'
-zem korygujemy.
!. 90 4.
Jutro o godzinie S-mei wieczorcm
W sail parku Puiaskiego, PREY Black
hawk / Noble ul., ma Stanis}awowie
odb7dzie sic zabawa wv. Harvest
Festival. Wstep do sail wolny ola
wszystkich.
q g.. q
K6lko Literackie inn. Juliusza Slo
wackiego urzadza obch6d patryo--
tyczny W Dzien Dziekczynienia, t. j.
dnia 2S-go listopada, W sail para
fialnej ma Wojciechowie.
Obch6d r%ozpocznie sic nabozenst-
wen w koSciele Sw. Wojciecha, VIE
czorem O godzinie 7:3O. Pc Nieszpo-
rach ~rozpocznie sic wykonanie pro
gramu W sail.
Poniewaz obch6d ten bedzie pola-
czeniem dw6ch o6chod6w razem, t.
j. Listopadowego zwyciestwa, pre-
to wszystkie towarzystwa tax ko--
Scielne jak narodowe obowiazane So
stawie sic gremialnie. Obch6d Ii
stupadowy kt6ry miaf sic odbyG dnia
1-go grudnia, b. r. odbedzie sic W
Dniu Dziekczynienia z powodu pro-
kismacyi 'P~rezydenta Wilsona WY
waJacej wszystkie narody W Stanach
ljednoczonych do skiadania modlitw
i ncid6w Bogu "a odniesione zwy--
cles, wo. Polacy zamieszkali ma VOL
Gle bowie powinni stawit sic jak je-
den ma polaczony obch6d we :czwar-
tex. w skiad k6mitetu urzadzaJa-
cego wchodza: Balcer Anastazya:
Lew Marya, Mastlerz Lukasz, Ma
giel Marta i smaszcz Wiadyslaw.
= 90
Prezes Komitetu Obywatelskiegos
mr.. 1873, W Cragin, OBJ. Michal Dyba
kolektu5ac wczoraj W dalszym ciagu
ma furdusz, 10-cio milionowy otrZy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

mat cd pracownik6w W piekarni P.
k~oneckiego cd Stanisiawa Przybyl-
skiego 500 i P. Polanek $50 a W
pieKarni braci Krzesinskich cd Pc
troneli Dina $40 / Amy Czosek SIS,
Niechze CT ME licZni, kt6rzy ~jeszcze
ME dali swej czeSci Polsce uczynia
to jaknajrychlej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26
So

Dentysta j. ]. Liss, 1401 North
Ashland avenue, powrocil juz do
Chicago pc zalatwieniu waznych
spraw ma Wschodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

W sail parafialnej ma Maryanowic
odbedzie sic we czwartek, dnia $3.50
listopada zabawa ,,Bunco Party" !
Penny Social" pod egida Klubu
ran i Panienek Pomocy Armii Pol
skiej PREY tejze paraiii. Poczatek o
godzinie 1880 wiecZorem.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
No War Victory on Points;
Knockout, Says Roosevelt
in Behalf of the Navy
By Associated Prsss

Detroit, Mich, May 31.-"America
does not want to win this war on
points; we want a knockout"
In these words Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. making a Memorial Day
address here last night in behalf of
the Navy, summarized his concep-
ton of this country's war aims.
IF we don't carry it through now,"
he declared. I'VE will be forced to
fight It out here later, and with
out allies.
"If our people had been as awake
fourteen months ago as they are
now, there would be one million
fighting men on the fighting front,
with all needed equipment, and there
would not be the slightest danger of
Germany's push succeeding"
Colonel Roosevelt's address cul-
minated strenuous day in which
he reviewed two parades and par
ticipated in exercises to the memory
of Detroit's Army and Navy dead
He left shortly before midnight for
New York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
LOVES LAVISHNESS
The International Sunday School Lesson For June Is
Jesus Warns and Comforts His Friends 3;ff4;9
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS

Wars wonders include the open
purse of the people. Such giving for
the great cause as has been Witness
ed of late has set an entirely new
standard for all financial transac-
tons, even in the realm of high
finance. Billions of dollars have
been lavishly outpoured by loving
and loyal hearts. There is no
cause, touching the welfare of our
sailors and soldiers, that may not
count upon the unstinted benevo-
lence of the people. We may meas
ure the depth of the passions of pa
triotism and purpose that prevail In
our land by the measureless magni-
tude of our peoples sacrifices and
gifts. One recalls the incident or
long ago, which is the present Sun
day school lesson, when Jesus made
immortal the lavishness of love.
Then an ardent, impetuous, CRATE
full disciple, a woman, whose heart
brimmed over with love, lavished
upon the Restorer of her brother, a
precious ointment that could have
been sold for $50 in gold, as we rate
money, or that was the equivalent
of a years wages for working
man of the time, or that was worth
one-third more than the sum which
the disciple estimated to be neces-
sary to feed five thousand. The
treasurer of the college of apostles
resented what he called the waste
fulness of the deed; his idea was
that the monitary standard was su-
preme and that the most important
thing for the incipient Church to
consider was its source of financial
income.
1t is rather interesting that these
two well known Bible characters,
Mary and Judas, should each be re-
membered largely for one incident,
and that one incident having to do
with an estimate of moneys worth.
Mary thought her richest treasure
was best spent in pouring it forth
as a fragrant amounting for the Mas
ter she loved. Judas thought thirty
pieces of silver-far less than the
cost of Mary's alabaster cruise of
nard-of more value than his Lord S
life, plus his own honor and fidelity
and salvation.
The Aftermath of Myracle
This incident occurred at a feast
given by Simon, a healed leper 1t
was a scandal in the eyes of the aus
tere religionists of his time that
Jesus came eating and drinking and
sharing the common life of the peo-
pie; but this is to-day His glory,
for 1t has sanctihed the ordinary re-
lations of men and women, their joys
as well as their sorrows. Christian
ity is as norman and appropriate at
feast as at funeral.
The happiest persons at this par
ticular festivity were the members
of the Bethany home wither the
weary Christ was accustomed to re-
sort, whose head, Lazarus, had been
raised from the dead by Him. The
presence of both Jesus and Lazarus
at the feast made the occasion really
sensational. What a peeping in at
the doors and windows there must
have been, and what a curious crowd
gathered to see the guests arrive and
depart. This man who had been
dead and buried four days, and then
made live again was as much an OBJ
ject of interest as the Miracle-Work-
er himself.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

If you want plenty of thick, beau
tiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for 1t will
starve your hair and ruin it If you
don't.
1t doesn't do much good to try
to brush or wash it out. The only
sure way to get rid of dandruff Is to
dissolve it, then you destroy it en-
tirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; ap-
ply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it.in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most If not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de-
stroy every single sign and trace
of 1t.
You will find. too. that all Itch
ing and digging of the scalp will
stop, and your hair will look and
feel a hundred times better. You
can get liquid arvon at any drug
Store. It is inexpensive and four
ounces is all you will need, no mat
ter how much dandruff you have.
Vhis simple remedy never fails.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
Fire Damages Munitions
Plant Wing at Milton, Pa,
- associated Press

Milton, Pa, May 31.-The forg-
ing department of the Milton Manu-
featuring Company's large munition
plant was destroyed by fire early to-
day. The flames were started by an
oil well in the department catching
fire. They swept through the frame
structure in less than an hour, caus-
ing much dan.age to the machinery.
While the fire was in progress COM
pany officials were making plans to
erect a new steel structure in the
place of the burned building. The
company has sufficient forgings on
hand to continue work until the new
forging department is completed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
A SUCCESSFUL REMEDY

All things succeed which really
deserve to-which fill a real need,
which prove their worth. The fact
remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, has for three gen.
erations been relieving women of
this country from the worst forms
of female ills and has won such a
strong place in our American homes
proves its merit beyond the question
of doubt. 1t will well pay any
woman who is in need of such a
medicine to try it.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-31
FAIR TIME CHANGED

Newport, Pa, May 81. = The board
of managers of the Perry County
the Mingle House, Newport decided
to change the time of holding the an
nual fair of the association from Oc-
tober S-11 to October 1918.
Plans are now being discussed for
holding a matinee athletic meet on
the fair grounds on July 4 for the
benefit of the Newport Red Cross So
ciety.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-28

Or ys.a..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-21

eessfully performed information serv-
ice. The eommissar in his cipher tele-
gram indicates that the German and
Austrian agents assigned from Petro-
grad, Liouts. otto Kremer, Blum, and
Nasilko. are playing a double role. re-
porting ON what is happening at Pet
rograd, and thev carry on an inten-
slve agitation in favor of separate
peace Of the Ukraine with the central
powers, and for the restoring of order
Their work is having success.
TO Siberia have been ordered Com
rades Trefilev and Shepsheleyich, in
connection with your report of the
purchase and export of gold by Aus
trian prisoners in Siberia. ia.-Drector
OF Counter-espionage Feierabend
Note.-So stands disclosed the man
uer in which Germany set about to
douhle-cross the Bolshevit servants
who in success had become at times
uppish in bargaining with their mas
ters. 1t was not a part of the Ger
man program to create in Russia a
power which it could not at any time
control or, II need he, overturn. its
plan here had the additional advan-
tage of not only disciplining the Pet
roGrad Rolsheviks hut also of dsunify-
ing Russia still further 1t worked out
to separate peace with Ukraine and a
separate peace with northern Russia
Litut, Otto is the Konshin afterwards
arrested for some unknown betrayal
See document No. >.
Have photograph of letter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-21
HUN DESTROYER
IS A VICTIM Of
BRITISH PLANES

lay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wisE1
A British Naval Air Force Base in
England, sept 20.-The destruction of
a German destroyer by a British sea
plane is graphically told by Capt paul
Bowsher who observed the unusual
occurrence from the Cockpit of a fast
British bombing plane.
He was flying off the Belgian coast
when he saw two British machines in
front of him.
Suddenly he writes. ethe front
machine turned to the right and be-
gan to fly towards the coast. Its oc-
cupants had evidently seen something
of importance. Looking below. saw,
a few miles from the Zeebrugge mole,
six little shapes which seemed station
ary on the green sea.
They were German destroyers
which were in reality steaming to-
ward the coast Gradually the sea-
planes drew nearer and nearer. and
soon were but a few miles from the
land.
Near the front machine appeared
a small black ball of smoke Another
and another, and | could
hear the sharp crack OF bursting
shells.
Now. however, they We're almost
over the destroyers. which were be-
ginning to zigzar as the danger OF the
coming attack was realized.
i saw six black cylinders drop spin
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-21
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