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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
PRESIDENT KEEPING IN
TOUCH WITH COL HOUSE
No Confirmation In Washington Of
Armistice Being Offered to
Austro. tungariAns

| Washington, Nov. 2.-~Presldent vii
son Is continuing the frequent tx
changes III communications with CDl
u, NJ House, which have been pro.
ceeding steadily since The special rep
reseniutIye ~ the American govern
Inenf reached France u week ago with
Admiral william =. BENSON. ranking
officer In the navy Late yesterday the
president went Ia the state, war and
navy building for a conference with
Secretary Baker.
Thus far no inkllng has been given
here as to the proceedings Of the IN,
prene war council which convened
yesterday 10 arrange the terms Ut an
armistice for Germany aud Austria. or
Of the exchanges which took place nj
Paris between the representatives of
the entente nations aud Colonel House
before the councils sessions began.
Colonel House has been Keeping The
president In close touch with events
ANA II was assumed that Mr.. Wilson's
visit To the war secretary had 10 do
With some phase OF the discussions.
There was no confirmation In Wash.
ingioh yesterday Of reports that Gen
eral binz the Italian commandment.
chief. had received from the supreme
war council terms of an srmlstice he
was authorized IL offer The Austrian
commander In the field However. the
report. " not correct, was regarded
as beins only slightly In advance oi
The facts.
Such official information as the
state department had yesterday from
what once had been the vast dual EN-.
pire Indicated that little remained of
hat structure owing To the separation
" the ilungarians. Bohemihns and
Ingo.Slavs from the parent state. Even
~ that remnant NJ n once mighty en-.
pire grave disorders were reported.
md It's total collapse Is believed to be |
imminent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
GOLD MEN WANT RELIEF.

New York. Nov. todd praslncrrS
representing 81 per cent of "tl,,, onl,
d''''iaesl essential 'adustge ff.f hnx
MI reviewed consideration n Tho
u mis- - n gps rnahn " deci.l-i ma.
r"ntsrs'iec here - ask FIR relief ..,r
r>pons ~ tn the Increased t,,>t az
production. Eugene Davis. CHI irn,u,,
al the finance committee Of the Amer.
lean gold c"nferene. aud the inform.
ti"nai gold conference. announced y.s.
,ers'ay. Under war conditions v,l1 !.
being mined at loss. said AZ NJ.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08

FarlS' oet m.-As Il high court III,
reh'h senate yesterday began lis ii,
iass Tor the trial Of eN-premier Can
aux. Deputy Louis Loustalot an,
Paul Comfy. Wv
Inc address IF Theodore Leseon,.
TUE prosecutor last night took un eirh,
closely printed columns in the Temns
he prosecutor concluded his adara..
ny charging the accused men of ba,.
ing conspire'i against the EXTERNAL s,ta
~ OF France by maneuvers and NM.
nations With the enemy and hv ain
ny enemy enterprises.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
TURKS SURRENDER
Internationally
NO SECRET UNDERTAKING ARE
MADE, SAYS BRITISH FOR
EiGN SECRETARY
DARDANELLES TO BE OPENED
All Allied War Prisoners and Arme
mans to Be Released Innemdi-
ateiy-obligations Of Turks
With Germany Cease

London. Nov. 1.-The arInistiee nc
repied by Turkey amounts to com.
pIete and unconditional surrender"
This statement was made by Lord
Robert Cecil. assistant secretary of
state for foreign affairs, IA the Asso-
ciated Press last night.
Lord Robert emphasized the state
lnent NJ the foreign office to the As
ISOLATED Press by saying mo secret
undertakings or engagements have
been made with Turkey as far ms the
British government II concerned"
He added that the armistice had
aee signed by Great Britain on be-
half Of all the allies.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
GAS MASK" DAY URGED
ON GOVERNORS OF STATES

New York, Nov. 4.-The chemical
warfare division of the army has sent
kilograms tn the governors of all STATES
requesting that they designate by proc
lamafion day to be observed through
OUT me state as gas mask" lay for
the gathering of fruit pits and nut
smells for making charcoal for gas
ihaskS' II is requested that people
ne urged to save shells and pits for
mat day and In rural communities to
organize nut gathering expeditions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
MONTANA CASUALTIES.
Killed in Action

Killed in Action.
Pvt. Thos. NJ. Ray, Livingston.
Pvf Delbert J. Holiday, Anaconda
Pvt. Ernest J. Kiles. Gilt Edge
Wounded Severely.
Pvt. l.. J. SpoOnemore, Townsend.
Corp. Royal l.. Richards. Lewis,own
Pvt. VIM. s. Cotton. Butte.
Corp. Eric +. Weissborn. Glen,live
Corp. Jos. c. Burnham, Dooley
Died From Wounds.
Pvt. John Johnson, Butte.
Died From Accident.
Lieut.. Geo. s. Reisz. Great Falls
Pvt. A. d. Christensen. Daymar
Slightly Wounded.
Corp. Wilbur Wilson. Havre.
fvt. James J. Kennedy. Butte
In Hands Of Enemy.
fvt. Wayne J. Colahan. Lewistowp
Wounded-Oeoree Undetermined
Corp. Robt. l.. Ross, Forsyth.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
British WANT PRISONERS
GIVEN BACK IMMEDIATELY

London, Oct. 3i.-~That the inme,,i-
ate release Of NIL british prisoners will
he Insisted upon by the government Ms
part "f the armistice terms Is conf
IDENTITY expected here, Sir Geory,
cave, the home secretary, announced
IN the house of commons that IN.
same conditions Imposed en bulgaria
IN this matter would be insisted upon
tn amy truce with Germany or Aus
tria. aud General All-nby hail h.en In.
strueted to follow the same pollry In
dealing with the Turks.
There is plenty of evidence Tim,
british prisoners have received w,rss
treatment throughout the war than The
others. except the Russians.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
$40 New Lieutenant.

W~st Point. y. y, No,. AT IN
commencement exercises yesterday =,
30 members of the classes of trs
and i'ci nj the United States nt'litar,
academy The greatest number az sn
dets ever graduated her" ri one Tim.
benedict croMsii ASSISTANT s.cr.tnr,
"f war. announced thar the class a,
i"<i would be sent hack for n pos
graduate course. II nn artnistie. u.r,
arranged with all the central now.rs
oiherwise. he said. all the members q,
IN Glasses would be In France with
~ four months.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
NOT TIME TO ABDICATE
SAYS EMPEROR wIlllA

London. Oct. 31.-lf the h'e'
comes when the interests OF 1ef'''
demand it. l should abacate WIN
hesitation; but the moment des
seem to have come.
Emperor William is quoted rs i'"'
said this in an address 10 a n'l'n'"'
members of the German re.ciis'ss'
cording 10 a dispatch To the EN' -, !.
Telegraph from Amsterdam, quV1
Berlin advices.
The dispatch adds ii is err
believed In Berlin that the sa's''
decided TO remain on the ihro"e
costs: hut If circumstances ie
out, he will ablicate in favor On :
William, the eldest son OF the We
crown prince.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
Would Protect German.

Paris. Nov. "A Vienna djso,
received by way of Basel saws i
newspapers in Vienna have publish
a letter addressed to the American q
retarv OF state. Robert Lans'n
October Is. by Prof. Heinrich Lar
masch. the Austrian mr. .i.~
Joseph kedlich, member of the rejc
srath. and Councillor Meinl. line il +
requested that time be given the e.
mans in Austria to make necessal
internal reforms without manifest
ton of rancOr against them, wblt
would only result in delaying the i
establishment of peace, says the ii
patch.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
Ownership Reserves

London. Nov. "A Gem., J.
less dispatch picked ND bv tha ~
lsh admiralty last night saws ,n.. =
cording to an imperial proc,.m.,,.
the Austro-Hungarian navy has l "
handed over to the South Slav ,,s.
al council. sitting in Agram -
In the decree. the Austro. H,r...
authorities make an express rss..'
aboht the actual ownership Of tho nj
hut say Until the international .,.'
ton iAsettled there is no ohiss,s,
to the employment of national !.
hlems by the side of the war flay M,
the transfer TO the council.
In the transfer of the Danuho i,
tilla to the Hungarian government i,
fiotilla commander is instruc,e, |
release nOn-Hungarian members q, n
crews.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

One policeman was killed and six
men dangerously wounded in a street
riot at Norfolk Va, which resulted
"A number of sailors on charges Of dis
orderly conduct. Naval guards and
marines We're called out and rounded
up all sailors on shore leave.
According to Petrograd telegram,
Madame BreshkOvskaya, grandmother
of the Russian revolution, was shot
on October ~, on the charge of OPP
posing the Bolsheviki regime.
4 4
Discovery of two floating mines off
the Delaware capes, in the apprOXi-
mate locality the Cuban steamship
Chappara was recently sunk. was re-
ported by an American vessel arriving
at an Atlantic port from Cuba. The
mines were destroyed.
Government plans for turning out
quantities Of airplanes. and results
ufacturers. are generally commended
IN the report of Charles Il. Hughes on
the aircraft investigation which has
been received by the president.
y
Farm loan bonds in the future will
Dear only four and one-half per- cent
interest instead of five per cent. car
rled by the last block of more than
SoO,OOO Offered last May, says a Wash
'ngton dispatch. Since these bonds.
10 be issued soon. will be absorbed en-
tirely by the treasury, however. the,
reduction will have liltel practical et-
feet on the market.
). n. Heslet, president of the Butte
Miner Publishing company, has been
made representative of the pulp and
upper dlVisloh OF the war Industries
ooard for the district of Montana.
wyoming and Idaho.
q
An OFFICIAL dispatch received I'm
washington from Switzerland saws
several hundred German officials haa
arrived at Vienna in the last few DAVIS
rom occupied Rumania and reported
mat not single German civilian re.
manned in Bucharest. The German
iiftary authorities in the CITY ar.
sending to Germany as RAPIDLY as nos.
''oie All the stores and materials col
ected by their troops.
u 4
a reduction of one cent a pound in |
'rices OF packers hides and ,brae.
quarters of cent a pound on count,v
'oes Tor the months of November and |
'ecehDer, and a reduction of twoI
'e"'s pound on packers hides and g |
EMS pound on country hides for tbe |
""i'h OF january, has been agreed nm
'etween The price fixing committoe of |
ne war industries board and ,h. It'll,
Industry. wy ''''e
me war revenue bin will NOT no "a
'or'ed 10 the senate until after the No
ehhoer elections. Senator Sjmn,onS
hartman of the senate finance a,,,
'i'.ee' which is revising the bous.
'"'' vi the measure. has announced
PRESIDENT Wilson has approved n
""'iiiuahce of the present price ot
upper at 70 cents pound un,ii Inn
AIRY l, The normal period for which
ne price would be fixed is tbree
'"h.iis, but the present price is CON.
"uea ior TWO months without a meet.
~ OF the industry because of The I'm
uehza epidemic.
4 Il
running n week on n 4ldoy
'inpaigh' The Sheridan. Wyo.. suya,
ae'"rs mas closed down Temporarily
e'a"Se OF scarcity of labor and s;,l. /,
eSS among IFS ennIor
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08

'ene' work Necessary in Holy Land
washington. Oct, 20.-Rel.ef worr
on Tar greater scale than now Is ha
ing administered by the American ~,
ross among the civilian popnla,ions
ot the Holy Land is i,nm.,i,at.,I,
essary If thousands of mon -
anu children are to be saved. said =
eaoiegram received at Red c..
neadqnarters yesterday from DIR Iann
n. flniey, Red Cross commiSS,,naa
for Palestine. ''''er
one-ihird of the population .,
mon mas d'ed of starvation and dis.
ease due to lack of nourishment.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
MANY KILLED IN N. "
ELEVATED TRAIN WRECK

New York. Nov. o-Mor. ,b,n
lw bodies had been taken hte
mst night from what is known
AS the Malbone street "tunna,"
ON the Brighton Reach line of
the brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT
company, where n five-car truin
running nj high speed jump.
Ell the Track on a curve and
struck The side wall with sueb
terrific force that the first car
was demolished and the others
hnckied until they were inn.
med against the roof of the tun.
mel.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
MISREPRESENTATION ON
FOURTH LOAN $3.50, 416,30o

Washington, Nov. 4.-Despite
peace talk and influenza, Amer
lean citizens have responded
for a fourth time TO the gov
ernment's appeal for war loans
with more than was asked. To-
tai subscriptions of S6,SB.4l6,-
300. from more than u ,0Oo,oU
individuals is the record of the
fourth Liberty loan as announc-
ed by the treasury. based on
careful estimates by the II fed
ernl reserve banks. The entire
oversubscription will be accept
ed and applied To reducing the
size of the fifth loan, to be Of
fered in the spring.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
SUGAR RATION INCREASED
TO THREE POUNDS MONTH

Washington. Nov. 1.-The
sugar allowance af twa pounds
monthly has been increa Sed To
three pounds monthly BY FOOD
administiatar lioavsr. effective
ut once, The sugar regulations
are also revised Ia permit The
purchase at the entire months
supply for family ut one time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
No wcsterners on otran.o's Dead

Washington. Oct. 31.-NaineH =
of The American soldiers VINO -
lives in the sinking of the us" .
O;rant0. October 6. in eoli>@
the steamer KaShmer. off the =.
coast. We're made public iasi rs
The war department. IhrT ,.ss
and Seventy-two soldiers are /.
to have gone down with the s
the exact number viii nol !" = j
until the checking of the nai''s =
vivorS against the muster
units aboard has been eoiiiina 4
TAR westerners were on the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
ARM!SIICE Tern,
HANDED AUSTRIAN
LONDON DISPATCH az.
IAN comMAsnEa So. ~
m'rs CONDITIONS
AUSTRIAN FLEET GIVES j,
Central sIav Council TAKE. 4.
Ships, but Austro- uno,.,. :
Authorities Reserve Ae,,..,
Ownership
AUSTRIAN FLEET GIVES

London, Nov. 2.-Gener., -
Italian \. commander-in-chief. hama. 4 \
armistice terms to the An..-.
mander Yesterday, accordi.. y Y
Evening Star. The terms =
mlstice' the newspaper add. :. i
published ut once. WI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
Fleet Surrender.

London, Nov. 2.-The Austri.. =.
at Pola, the naval base on ths a.. - !
sea, has surrendered to the 80. s
Slav council, according to d,....
received by the Central New 49,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08

After running week ON ia.
''npaign' The Sheridan. wyo.. s,,ya
actor! mas closed down temporaril,
"e'auSe OF scarcity of labor and SILL
ness among its employes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
Relief Work Necessary in HoIv Lad

4 4 4 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26

ME zaszpuntowany zostaf port l
baza Beebruegge, a Niemcy beda
mogli wysy}at swe nury juz tylko
bazy Ostendy, ktorej port tylko
czeSciowo zdoiano zablokoWac,
lecz owego portu angielskie
statki straznicze wiele latWleJ
beda mogly kontrolowac zbojecka
grasantke owych statkow. W
Zeebruegge kanal portowy zostal
zupelnie zablokowany, grobla
zniszczona, sklady ma niej, bate
rye poni:szczone doszczetnie, most
iaczacy groble laden wysadzo-
nv w powietrze. MIN Niemcy ma
prawia port i groble - zabierze
to kilka tygodni czasu. Pisma an
gielskie smiejq sic z raportow ME
mieckich, utrzymujacych, IL atak
angielski odparto zwyciesko, "a
tapiajac kilka okretow anglel-
skich. :. widocznie Niemcy sobie
samym przypisuja zatopienie O.
wych statk6w, ktore i'm porty po-
blokowaiy, albo owych starych
nurow, zapomoca ktorych Angll-
cy porozsadzali groble i most, Ia
czacy ia laden. Ces. Wilhelm
osobiScie zwicdzai szkody w Zee
bruegee - zapewne ably sic pre-
konac 0 rozmiarach ,,zwyciestwa"
niemieckiego:
Lord Rotehermere zrezygno
wal gabinetu ministeryalnego,
sdzie piastowal teke awiatyki; ia
ko przyczyne podai swoj Fly stan
zdrowia, pogorszony przygneDle-
MEM, spowodowanem przez Ultra
te dwu synow W wojnie.
SYTUACYA MA WSCHODZIE
Moskwa, 2o k, Rada robocia-
rzy zo}nierzy uchwaliia swieto-
wac w caiym kraju dzieh lgo ma
ia. Minister spraw zagranicznych
Rosyi, Czyczeryn wystosowaf "a
pytanie do rzadu i armii nlemle-
ckiej, coraz wieksze ,czyniace po-
stepy ma Krymie i dazaceJ XII
twierdzy Sebastopo1, czy W razie
zajecia tel twierdzy flota rosyjska
majaca tam podstawe ME bedzle
narazona ma ataki, oraz prosii o
gwarancye w tel mierze; nadto
tenze minister PROFESSIONAL pre-
ciwko postepom wojsk nlemie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Nierncy a Holandya.
Y BUFFALO, N. Y.

Toni. Gestwicki, ogolnie znany ia
ko Thomas Bloom, foreman W fabry-
ce Brooks, skazany zostal przez Sc
diego E. c. Angina ma ucalowapie
publiczne flagi amerykahshiej, ma
s1no srzywny j ma zakupienie bondu
wolnosciowego "a 800.
Wedlug zeznah swiadk6w, Gestwi-
cki miai sic wyrazic, re 10 tysiecy
niemcow zbiioby Gala Ameryke". re
,,amerykanscy zoinierze So do nicze-
co., ae ,,Anglicy So tchorze".
Gestwicki pochodzi pod zaboru
niemieckieso. Brat lego siuzy W ma
rynarce amerykahskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
EX 7 RAI !
z OSTATNICH TELEGRA-
NOW.

Londyn, 26. k. Niemcy ponowi-
Ii ataki ma Mt. KENNEL we Flan-
dryi, W odcinku Wytschaete-Bai'
lliel; nieprzyjaciel skupit bardzo
wielkie silly, ktore szturmuja raL
po raz W kofcu zmusi1y Angli-
k6w do cofniecia sic wysunie-
tych okopow u podnuza CORY. Ma
odcinku Villers- rs-Bretonneux Mem
cy kontratakowali przez ca}y
dzien wczorajszy, lecz mic ME
wskorali. Bitwa dalej toczy sic
ma Mt. KENNEL ma dalszych od-
cinkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26
BITWA MA ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.
HANGARD I VILLERS
ODEBRANE.

Londyn-Paryz, 26. kwietnia.-
Wojska alianckie odniOsly znacz-
ne niezaprzeczone sukcesy: ME
tylko wstrzymaiy = jak dotad-
niePrzyjacielska ofensywe, ma A
misns wymierzona, leez odebraiy
j te diva py4nkty. jake Niemcy W
pierwszych atakach wziac zdoia-
Ii. a mianowicfe miasteczka Han
gard-en-Santerre Nillers Breton
neux, iltore nieledwie MONA bylo
uwazac "a kluczowa pozycye do
Amiens. Francuzi Anghcy ode
brali W obu punktach szereg caiy
waznych i silnych pozycyi, nadto
wzieI Anglicy w Villers okoio
100 jencow wiele broni. Ulice
miasteczka zawalone byly trupa-
mi Niemcow - tax zacietym byl
boi o Villers. Dalej raporty dono-
sza, IL we Flandryi walk tocza
sic niezmniejszajaca sic inten-
sywnoScia: Niemcy atakowali go
re KENNEL w okolicy Wytschae-
te, atak obejmowat tez kilka in
rych wzgorz W tel okolicy pomie-
dzy Wytschaete a Bailleul, lecz
ME wskorai nieprzyjaciel / ME Po-
sunai sic nigdzie, straty tylko
bardzo ciezkie, poniewaz atako--
wal znow masowemi formacyami,
ME szczedzac mas ludzkich: jake
to liczby zoinierza pedza Niemcy
W boj ma Smierc oczywista, dowo-
dzi obliczenie il W owych ostat-
Mich walkach we Flandryi tylko
okoIo szeSciu dywizyi braio udzial
ii. okolo 10000 ludzi.
RAPORTY.
Berlin, 26. kwietnia. - Me,
miecki rapport utrzymuje, IL mad
Lys rzeka we Flandryi, Anglicy
wykonali sifny atak, odparty ze
stratami. We Francyi, mad Som
ME Niemcy wznowili ataki peino-
1iniowe i zdobyli miejscowosci, G
kt6re walki toczyiy sic bardzo
zaciete przewlekfe - mianowi-
Gle Villers Bretonneux / Han
gard-en-Santerre, pierwsze trzy--
mali Anglicy, drugie Francuzi
ktorych kontrataki odparto. Allan
ci uzywali tankow w walce, lecz
te ME wiele sprawialy. Mad Avre
rzeka Posunieto linie niemiecka
40 wzgorz pod Castel. Przez caiy
dziefi i noe bitwa wrzala zaciekla,
Niemcy w niej wzieli okoio 1000
iencow i sporo zdobyczy.
Paryz, 26. kwietnia. - w oko-
Icy Hangard walk krwawe "a
ciete wrzaly przez Gala dobe MEM
cy skoncentrowali tam bardzo
znaczne silly i starali sic "a wszel-
ka cene utrzymac te miejscowOs SC
wazna, lecz Francuzi atakowali
bardzo poteznie i odpierali wszel-
kie kontrataki: miasteczko owo
stracili Francuzi onegdaj. potem
ie odebrali, potem znow czese ie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-26

SZoSC tym sposODern uratoWaia
sig, ale ME doliczono sic trzech
pomiedzy mimi i bye moze, ze CT
utoneli. Parowiec przewrocony
znajduje sic obecnie zupelnie pod
woda.
HONOROWA LISTA MARY.
Marry.
Washington, 26. kwietnia., -
Wczoraj po raz pierwszy dowie-
dziano sic, ze zywy udzia} W bit
wach Niemcami brali amerykan
scy marynarze, a dowiedziano sic
O tenn z ogloszonej listy STRAIT.
Gen. major George w. Barnett,
dowodzacy korpusem marynarzy,
doniosl, re dotychczas lista STRAIT
marynarzy walczacych arrlia
gen. Pershinga we Francyi, obej-
mule 21S nazwisk. L tych y po-
leglo w bitwacll, 10 umario wsku-
tex ran odniesionych, dwaj umar-
Ii wskutek nieszczesliwych wy
padkow, 244 byio ranionych W
bitwach.
Znamienna jest rzecza, IL nie
doniesiono o zadnych ,,zaginio--
nych", co oznacza, re zaden ma
rynarzy ME dosta} sic do niewoli;
swiadczy to tenn, re kazdy wo-
lal poledz w bitwie, anizeli sic
poddac. w jednej kompanij -
liczacych po 250 ludzi, - 81 ma
rynarzy poleglo, 40 bylo ranio-
nych: dalszy to wSpanialy dowod
dzielnosci walczacych. % procent
tych STRAIT poniesiono W jednej
tylko bitwie, rianowicie W las
ku Brule, w borze Apremont W
Lotaryngii, skad donoszono ME-
dawno O dwu atakach Niemcow
ma amerykahskie pozycye. Oba a
taxi odparli amerykaiscy zolnie-
RE, a miedzy mimi marynarze
zabrali tam &c jehcow. Straty po-
nieSli takze marynarze podczas a
taku niemieckich wojsk ma anle+
rykahskie pozycye ma prawym
brzegu Mozy, ma po}noc cd st.
Mihiel.
Ma liscie owej obejmujacej 27s
nazwisk znajdujemy nastepujacc
nazwiska polskie lub brzmiace pc
polsku: Polegi sierzant Albert
Rada jr.; ranieni zostali Jau B.
Jordan, J. ]. Sementowski, Frank
Jampolski, S. Lewandowski, ka-
rol F. Kujat, Jozef Musial.
Lista STRAIT armii wczoraj oglo
szona przez Department wojny
obejmuje so nazwisk, polskich
nazwisk ma niej ME znajdujemy.
..BURMISTRZ NIEMIECKT
WYPRAWIoNY ZE STo-
LICY.
Washington, 2e. kwietnia. =
Burmistrz miasta Michigan City
Ind., Miller, zostai wczoraj wy
wieziony z dystryktu Columbia
przez urzednik6w federalnych
wsadzony do pociagu, ktory go "a
wi6zl do jego miasta. w departa-
nencie sprawiedliwosci odbyfo
sic jego przesiuchanie, ME chcia-
no zajmowac sic rozstrzygnie-
MEM, czyli moze otrzymac papie-
ry obywatelskie, a tylko orzeczo-
no, ze ME miai prawa przybywac
do dystryktu Columbia. ale po-
niewaz tego ME uczynit W ziym