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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-17
Dainty CamisoIes S1.W

Of washable satin or crepe
de chine. plain tailored Or trim
med with val and hIet mesh lace.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
A/ies Take 24, 900 Germans
Newport Soldier IS
 Wounded iS7 Action

Relatives of Elliot Lavoy are in re- ceipt of a message from the war de- partment which stated that he was wounded in action in France July 19 and that he is now confined in an American hospital in France, where everything is being done for his co fort.
 Private Lavoy enlisted in the field artillery last September and has seen much service in France. He reached France two months after enlisting. The Independent recently has pub lished letters from him, in which he described the fighting in which he participated. His mother resides in Newport and his father is now in Little Rock. He is brother of Mrs c. E. Gouchenour of x Newport and half brother of w. c. Herring, who resides few miles east of the city.
 Private Lavoy when he enlisted was in the employ of the City Bakery. has many admiring friends here who will regret deeply to learn of his in juries and extend the sincere hope that he will recover
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
Grubbs Soldier Gets
 Near German Guns

The following humorous mention of Jackson county boy was made by a war correspondent in this weeks is- sue of the Literary Digest:
 Private Luther Edwards of New port, Ark, had never been five miles from his fathers farm until he vol unteered last August. He got to within whistling distance of the big German shells few weeks ago. He says farming is whole lot quieter work, but he proposes to stick to the
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

job until it is we'll done, for that's 4 way farmers have out in his neck of the woods"
 Private Edwards enlisted in Com pany in Newport some months ago. His home is at Grubbs, where his mother now lives. We can my safely that he had been further away from home than five miles, but will agree with the correspondent that the lad will stick to the work of whipping the Huns. That's the kind of stuff that Private Edwards and every member of old Company E are made of.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

come for the greatest effort of the war, General March said.
 Amy suggestion, however, that the end of the war is at hand should be discouraged General March ada ed, "but the time has come to keep the enemy running"
 Regarding the situation on the Vesle river, March said the French and Americans are nibbling, but have made no attempt yet to advance along the slopes north of the river.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
.ONTDlDIER HAS FALLEN
(By The Associated Press.)

With the British Army in France, LAO mThe be reratng along the Picardy battle ne especially the center where he being attacked heavily by the British Two German divisions have been engaged by the adanc allies Information from prisoners indicates the fighting may become heavier.
 Americans have been thrown into the battle this after the Amens- -Somme Within short time the Americans ing stiff and helped she British capture important DO sitons.
 Reuters Chaplly spur, north of the Somme river captured by British night The my driven toward Bray, theast of Chapily
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
ALL END OF WAR TALK ].
 SHOULD BE STOPPED
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
 Washington, Aug. 10. The Fran co-British drive in Picardy has put the enemy again in a bad position, in pocket similar to that of the Aisne- Marne front, General March, chief of staff, said today in his weekly conference with newspaper cores pondents. The whole battle line from Rheims to Flanders is being strengthened out and the time has
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
(By The Associated Press.)

London Aug 0-T French morning along a Monddier the Disc advancing four Mondder behind the French addition hundred by British London is that the enemy until the river Nes Noyon This would make the treatt twenty miles.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
Casualty List
(By The Associated Press. ]

(By The Associated Press.)
 Washington, Aug. 1O.-Army cas- ualties show severely wounded, Ser geant William H. Roberts of Cato, Ark, Private Junius Davison of Marvell, Ark; wounded, degree un- determined, Private Clarence Ritz of
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

(By The Associated Prcss.)
 Washington, Aug. 10-Army cas- ualties show killed in action, GA; died of wounds, 2s; disease, three; air plane accident, two; accidents and other causes, four; wounded severe ly, 102; degree undetermined, 102; missing, 211.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
(By The Associated Press.)

London, Aug. 1O.--It is officially announced that sixty-five German airplaes were destroyed or driven down out of control Thursday, the opening day of the big offensive in
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
M. F. Grider of Osceola, Ark.

(By The Associated Press.)
 Washington, Aug. 11.-Marine corps casualties show killed in action, II; died of wounds, five; wounded severely, nine.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
Associated Press War Summary.)

Monder the of the German salient in Picardy has fallen The this morning smashed village, cutting my ve side of
  Chaulnes, by
 
 
 report fighting spreading of German position nnortho of Somme
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
Picardy. Fifty British machines are
 missing.
(By The Associated Press.)

London, Aug. 10.-The important town of Montdidier, approximately at the Apex of the German salient south of the Somme river, has been captured by the allies.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

c. L. Lemmons, aged 85 years, died at Pocahontas last week. He was a confederate soldier and had been a member of the Methodist church for TO years.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

Will Stroud of Avis, Independence
 county, last week sold 40 acres of manganese land for $2,000
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
(By The Assso ciated Press.)

off morning Faveoes positions along The guard s fighting desperately
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
(By the Asso ciated Press.)

London still advancing this afternoon information don.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

The Randolph county grand jury which adjourned at Pocahontas last week, returned 43 indictments.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

Edgar Sisson of Ragan, Randolph dolph county, found a pearl in Black river recently, which he sold for $90.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
(By The Associated Press.)

London, August 10-The war of flee announcement this morning re- ports :24,0OO prisoners have been captured in the Picardy battle. American and British troops captur- ed Bouchoir, Mahricourt andn Lihons, and the French took Letronquoy, Le- frattoy and Assainvillers. Enemy counter attacks in the Morlancourt sector were beaten off in intensive fighting.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

Pate Hayden, a young boy of Mt. Olive, while playing at school few days ago, fell and broke his left leg.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10
[. W. HEDGES Is
 PAINFULLY HURT !

c. w. Hedges, who resides on Hazel street, was painfully injured Friday afternoon while working at his mill at Olyphant. A piece of flying time Der, getting caught in the machinery and being thrown into the air, struck MT. Hedges on the head, causing severe laceration. He was brought to Newport at once and given medi- cal aid by Dr. c. K. Stephens. Tho wounded man was thought to be do~ ing nicely at his home today, and his friends hope he will fully recover within short time.
 Bud Mansker was lodged in jail at@' Pocahontas few days ago. He is charged with having eaassiead Misx Leila Weaver, a young woman q Maynard, from her home. Mrs. Claude Perrin of Sommer- vile, Tenn, who is visiting relatives at Batesville, broke the record for lady swimmers one day lately when she swam White river from bank to bank.
 Will Williams of Nuckolls, Stone county, was arrested last week on the charge of having failed to register for military duty. He will be given hearing before federal authorities at Batesville next Monday
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

Paul Curtis was arrested at Bates vile recently as a deserter from the army and delivered to authorities at Camp Pike.
Newport daily independent., 1918-08-10

(By the Associated Press.) Paris, Aug. 10-Von Hutier's Ger man army is now retreating from Montdidier
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

ROOMS with sleeping porch;
southern exposure; use of
garage; electric lights; b. W.
b.; suitable for gentleman;
Misunderstanding. Cleve. 1156.
%
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

BARGAINAS-room house. gas. eoAi and
gas range: water In kitchen: poultry house;
possession At once. Price, tl.Soo: t3oo
cash. SIS per month.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

rooms and bath; attractive yard front
and rear 25xI25. Winning combination
OF low price. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
and easy terms. a sure enough home
Well worth while to Investigate; exception
al in many features. Call for Mr.. NICHO-
LAS. INTERNATIONAL. REALTY AND
FINANCE CORPORATION, 1917 II st. N
W. Phone Franklin 75Ss. IS
The Washington times., 1918-10-26
BELMONT

Noted clalrvoyant and palmist. Gives
advice on business matters, love. health
and family affairs. Tells the name Of
your future husband or wife. tells 4 tho
one YOU love Is true OF false What part
OF the country Is luckiest to you. What
10 do to be successful In life. 1915 N y.
ave. ". W. Next door to Masonic Temple.
Readings. 81 IL
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

BRoWH-heLE0D-At Port-au-Prines, Re-
public Of Haiti. on October "a. 1913,
Q. 8. Marine Corps. and Marjorie Wilson
Mcleod. 16s
The Washington times., 1918-10-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY


MT. RAINIER. Md. One ear fare. Third
house from 34th g irolley station Z
room house. extra 10, Ior bath: summer
kitchen. pantry. new papered. poultry
house: eastern exposure: me location; lot
toxl50 fet- Possession at once Price.
Ss,10e. $500 cash. $40 per month. or s3So
cash. $40 per month.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

Near 9Th and X SITS. ". e. room. bay
window brick dwelling, good lot TO alley
Garage on rear. Will accommodate Two
cars. Possession early. Price, $3.50.
W. ID. SULLIVAN CO, INC,
SIT 18th st. ". W.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

SK-ROOM HOUSE-Gas. lAtrobs heat:
lot 50x1s0: possession at once Price.
1900; $500 cash. balance s1s per month
For the above and other suburban proper
Att. Rainier. Nd Phone HyattBviile 1861.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26
FOR SALE-STORES

TEA ROOM and restaurant, To-
Gated at Marine camp, Guam
tico, Virginia; doing excellent
business; rental of rooms also
in great demand; will pay entire
rental. Owner in poor health,
must sell. P. Q. BOX 80,
Quantico, Va. i-26, IS, go
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

L4ce~ssd bV tie DASrrrI y; C"i""h~n
MRS. KARTO, elairVOyant. medium; adj
vice on all affairs OF life; satisfaction
guaranteed. Hours ! to .. m $40 sth
st ~. W. 81
The Washington times., 1918-10-26
FOR SALs-HoUSES
SPECIAL OFFERING.
MoDERATE PRICEp HoNIEs.

Near beautiful Lincoln Park-corner
house containing 8 rooms and bath. 'front.'
ing East Capitol street Rent $50 per mo.
Price, $3.50. Possession early.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

1000 ,sth St " W.. corner Of 4 ST
IL rooms aud bath. Rent $3.50. Price,
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

Corner house in West end, convenient To-
cation, rooms and bath; hot-water heat
Price, $500.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

THESE TIRE PRICES CANMOT L A1SSI
LONG TIRES ARE ADVANCING GET
YOUR TIRES TODAY.
DIXIE TIRE CO., Pfh SS .,,,
1i1S II st N E. i-ss
TIRES-Two 34X41z; one engine hood,
large Buick, 1918. 1885 9Th st N. W.
The Washington times., 1918-10-26

A coy Groom and bath bay-Window
brick dwelling located on improved street
Convenient to cars. Possession at once
Price, $500. Terms.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
AIianci PosuWaja.
sic rs NIL Naprz6d.
Chca Zdobyc Droge
y do Serbin.
Francuzi Biora Corey.
WzmaCniaja PozyCye ma Froncie Z Mil.
AMERYKANIE ODPIERAJA ATAKI.
Walk NapoWletrzne.
CzechO- SEOwacy Traca DIVA Miasta.
Rozruchy ma Ukraine.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Walk Napowietrzne.
Czecho SEowacy Traca DIVA
Rozruchy ma Ukraine.
INNE TELEGRAMY

bardujac pozycye austryackie,
zlamaiy do reszty op6r Austrya-
kow; zdobywajac Berat walczyli
Wiosi ma wysokoSci 5000 stop,
staczaj9c krwawe walk o kazde
wzgorze osobna. Giownym ce-
lem Aliant6w zdaje sic bye da-
VIVA droga rzymska laczaca Mo-
nastyr z morzem Adryatyckiem
W poblizu Durazzo; posiadanie
tel drogi pozwoliioby Aliantom
ia swobodny ruch wojsk cd A.
dryatyku do poludniowej Serbii
i zagroziioby wiekszej czeSci po-
zycyi buigarskich w tym kraju.
Miasto Elbaso, jedno najwaz--
riejszych W Albanii, ley wiaSnie
W dolinie rzeki Skumbi W poblizu
drogi rzymskich cezarow. Opera
eye zaS Francuzow wzdiuz rzeki
Dewoli zagrazaja Buigarom o.
tworzyc moga Aliantom droge
do ich kraju; wojska buigarskie
ME walcza zbyt entuzyastycznie,
to tez kazde nadwerezenie ich IL
Nil sprowadzic moze powazne ma
stepstwa. OczySciwszy Albanie z
nieprzyjaciela, moga Alianci
wtargnac przez Serbie W samo
SERGE Austryi, gdzie duch REVOLT
cyjny, tiumiony tymczasowo,
grozi wybuchem przy najbliz-
Szej sposobnoSci. Dlatego to o.
fensywa albanska nabiera coraz
wiecej wojskowego i polityczne-
60 znaczenia.
MA ZACHODNIM FRONCIE.
Londyn, IL. lipca. - Francuzi
wyprostowali swa linie Cd rzeki
Aisne W kierunku poiudniowvm
do Corey i ponizej tego miasta ma
przestrzeni II mil. Dokonali tego
zdobywajac reszte miasta Corey,
kt6re ley ma zachod cd 'front.'
Marny a ma poludniowy zachod
cd scissors wzieto przytem so
'jencow. Nastepnie zdobyli farme
! zamek St. Paul ma poludnie cd
Corey, zabezpieczajac tym sposo-
.bem znakomicie Compiegne,
francuska podstawe operacyjna i
wazne centrum kolejowe, tudziez
las Villers-Cotterets. Zajecie
Corey bylo dalszem ciagiem ata-
kow, rozpoczetych przez genera
Ia Petain w niedziele, kiedy to si-
ly jego wdarly sic dwie trzecie
mill mgiab pozycyi niemieckich
ma przeStrzeni dwoch mil w oko-
hey Longpont, We wtorek Fran
cuzi powiekszyli swe zdobycze
we srods, przenoszac niespodzia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12

ME swoj atak ma poludnie, dotarli
do Corey i Longpont. Obecnle
wykonali szturm ma samo mia
sto Corey + zdobyli je. ,Przez to
'usuneli niebezpieczehstwo, jake
i'm groziIo ma tel czesci frontu
wskutek ofensywy niemieckiej
czerwcowej; nova LIMA francu-
ska biegnie teraz odAisne doCor-
cy, broni jej kilka silnych po-
zycyi. Znajduje sic jeszcze jedno
wydecie linii niemieckiej W kie-
runku zachodnim miedzy amery-
kanskim frontem kolo Chateau
Thierry nowemi francuskiemi
pozycyami; pod uderzeniami A
nlerykanow Z poiudnia a Francu-
z6w p6lnocy front ten jednak
sprostuje sic prawdopodobnie W
ciagu kilku nasteDnych dni, chy-
ba, re Niemcy przedtem rozpocz-
ma swa ofensywe. Rowniez bry-
tyjskie wojska ulepszyly swe po-
zycye ma poiudnie Cd Somme ma
wschod cd Villers-Bretonneux.
Woiska australskie zaS wtargne-
iy do linii niemieckich ma znacz-
ma glebokoSc i zabraly 10 jehcow
i kilka mitraliez.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
IL. lipca. - Wielki patrol niemie
cki usilowaI wtargnac do tran--
Sow amerykahskich wczoraj ra-
no, lecz zostaf wprawiony w "a!
mieszanie i odparty, zostawiajae
kilku zabitych, po ktorych rozpo-
znano nowe jednostki bojowe ME
mieckie ma tel czeSci frontu. w
uznaniu znakomitych uslug
wojsk amerykahskich, ktore "a
trzymaly pochod Niemcow ma
Paryz w drugiej bitwie mad Mar
na, zdobywajac las Bellau, nisz-
czac gniazda mitraliez niemiec--
kich i same usadawiajac ma sill
nych pozycyach frontu Marneh-
skiego, wladze francuskie urze--
dowo zmieniiy naive miejsco-
woSci Bois de Belleau ma Bois de
La Brigade de Marine nakazaiy
poprawic odpowiednio wszystkie
mapy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
ALIANCI ZADAJA KLEsKE
AUSTRYI w ALBANII.

Londyn, IL. lipca. - Posuwa--
jac sic naprz6d wzdiuz caiego
frontu cd mora Adryatyckiego
do rzeki Devoli, wojska Aliantow
nova a ciezkq zadaly kleske Au-
stryakom. Dzisiaj ME tylko ar
mia austryacka w Albanii, ale
takze Bulgarzy koio jeziora Och
rida W serbskiej Macedonii So
powaznie zagrozeni ma SVEN pra-
wem skrzydle. Alianci posuwali
sic dotychczas naprzod, robiac 3
mil codziennie ma przestrzeni
przeszlo 80 milowej. Francuskl
komunikat ostatni mowi, ze woj-
ska francuskie zajely wszystkie
miejscowoSci W dolinie Tomorica
powyzej Dobreny re Austrya-
cy ponieSli bardzo ciezkie straty.
W}osi zaS zdobyli wazne wzgo--
RIA Gaia Glumaka, biorac przy-
tenn $50 jenc6w. Wieden przy-
znaje sic do kleski, m6wisc, ze
wojska austryackie cofnely sic i
znajduja sic obecnie ma linii de-
fensywnej, ME zdradza wszakze,
gdzie ley ia linia. Przypuszczac
nalezy, re Austryacy stawia gio-
why op6r ma linii El Basn, gdzie
rzeka Skumbi tworzy naturalny
front obronny; W te to strone
zmierzaja wojska alianckie szyb-
kim marszem. W{osi zajeli oby-
diva wazniejsze miasta poiudnio-
wei Albanii: Freri Berat. Przy
zdobywaniu Fieri pomagaly i'm
monitory brytyjskie, ktore bonn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
FRANCUSKI..

Paryz, IL. lipca. - Rekonesan-
Sc w okolicy Bussaires Przypro--
wadzily 5 jehcow jedna mitralie-
ze. Podczas nocy wojska francu-
skie powiekszyly swe zdobycze
ma krahcach lasu Retz, zdobywa-
lac wieS Corey, stacye kolejowa
W tel miejscowoSci, zamek far
me St. Paul; 30 jehc6w jednym
oficerem do5tafo sic do rak ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, piatek, II hpca: sw. Jana
Gwalberta.
Jutro, sObota, IS Hpca: sw. Euge-
niusZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
Z BIura MstsOruISgIeznsgs.

Wsch6d slonca gOdz. 5:25.
Zach6d sloGca godz. S:26.
PogOda W Chicago 1 Okolicy: pia-
tex / sobOta pogOdnie; ME wieIe
zmiany W temperature; wiatr Iagod-
nv. umiarkOwany, przewaznie p6lnoc-
no-wschodni.
=
- Temperature DOLBY minionej: mai
wyzsza wczoraj o godz. 11-tej Erana:
II stopni. a najniisza dzisiaj godz.
eziej po p64nocy: GO stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12

wpadfo w rece nasze wraz zalo'
ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
SPRAWA LINII TELEGRA-
FICZNYCH w SENACIE.

Washington, 12. lipca. -
Przyjecie rezolucyi Izby, upowa-
zniajacej prezydenta do zajecia
pod kontrole rzadu wszystkich Ii
Mi telegraficznych, telefonicz-
nych, kablowych iskrowych, o.
raz sprawl wakacyi odiozenicm
poprawlIi prohibicyjnej az po wa
kacyach, bedzie dzisiejszym
przedmiotcm obrad kongresu.
Senat dyskutowal wczoraj W
sprawie administracyjncj rezo|u-
cyl telegraficzncj i tclefonicznej,
zaraz po odlozeniu ma p6znicj
projektu budzetu roluego po-,
prawka prohibicyjnq. Przewodcy
senatu So pewni, zc rczolucya
Izby zostanic przyjeta dzisaj, al
bo jutro. bcz zadnej popraWki.
Czlonkowie Izby scnatu wzno-
will negocyacye. azeby odlozyc
poprawke prohibicyjna do 12So
sierpnia, tym sposobem umozli-
vic rychlejszc wakcyc. Stronnicy
poprawii prohibicyjncj zsodzili
sic ma tymczasoWe odlozenic spra
wv prohibicyi al po wakacyach.
przypuszczajac, &c sprawl rezo-
lucyi telegraficznej jest wazniej-
sza i powinna bye jak najrychIei
zaIatwiona. Niektorzy przewod--
cy prohibicyjni maja nadzieje, &c
sprawl prohibicyi narodowej mo-
re bye zalatwiona w przysz}ym
tygodniu, zanim kongres rozje-
die sic ma wakacye. Senator
Smith re Stanu South Carolina,
oswiadczyf, ze kwestya linii tele-
graficznych jest tax wazna, jak
byla wazna sprawa linii kolejo--
wych ma czas wojny.
Senator Watson re Stanu in
diana wypracowai kilka popra--
week do projektu telegraficznego,
wyiaczajac pod kontroli rzadu
wszystkie linie telefoniczne i te-
legraficzne, nalezace do blur pra-
prywatnych organiza-
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
WSPANIALY POGRZEB EX-
BURMISTRZA MITCHEL'A.

Nowy York, 12. lipca. -
Wczoraj rano odbyi sic wspania-
Iy pogrzeb ex-burmistrza miasta
Nowego Yorku, Jana Purroy Nit
chel'a, ktory zostai zabity w wy
padku awiatycznym kilka dni te-
mu w Lake Charles, La. Ponad
ciagnqcym sic pogrzebem krazy-
ly try szwadrony wojskowych
lotnik6w, kt6rzy wielkiej wyso-
Sosci rzucali kwiaty ma pochod.
Ciaio maj. Mitchel'a zostalo wy
niesione z rotundy w City Hall"
gdzie spoczywaio kilka dni i u
mieszczone ma wozie arnlatnim,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
AUSTRYACKI.

= w A1banii wojska nasze utwo-
rzyIy nova linie obronna. Fran
cuski oddziai, ktory usi!owa' po-
sunqG sic naprz6d W doli1re De-
voli, zostaf odparty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12

Dokodcaenie ma stronicy Ste;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
WSpania|y Pogrzeb Ex-Burmi-
strza MitChera " Nowym Yorku,
Wilson 0rganizuje WydziaF CukroWy'
Nien1iecki Nur Zatopiony.
Nowe Prawa Glosu dla Zolnierzy.
Ford Koflczy Eagles.
Fatalne Wypadl<i A1viatyczne.
Ford Ko1czy Eagles.
Fatalne Wypadl<i Awiatyczne.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

odwiezione zostalo do katedry
5w. Patryka, a stamtqd na cmen-
tarz ,,Woodlawn'. Tysiqce oby-
watelstwa zgromadziiy sic przed
City Hall", azeby poraz ostatni
z}ozyc hold. wielkiemu patryocie;
'tfTsz,yy tysiace~ y ~z6inierzy eskorto-
wa}o cialo do katedry, znamien:ci
rcprezentanci Dcpartamcnt6w
rzqdowycl, wojskowych i cywil.
nych kroczyli "a trumnq. a "a ME.
mi ciqgnqf sic sznur tysiecy ludu
La trumnq postepowali pu}k. Tee
dor Roosevelt liczni Wojskowi
a "a mimi urzednicy rzqdowi, re.
prcZcntacva miasta Z majorelr
lIylan'em i rcprezentanci r6Z.
nvch narodGw. Ulicc Sr6dmieScia
byiy tax przepcInione ludzmi. ze
mic byIo MONA przecisnat sic. Ne
samym przodzic posrzcbu poste.
powaIa konna. pQlicya, a "a mia oc
dzialy wojska marynarki. Il
trumna postepowai takze suber'
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szych. w dwoch rajdach w oko-
licy Maisons de Champagne wig
iy wojska nasze II jehcow, = I
.frontu talbahskiegoS7Na po}adne
rzeki Devoli wojska nasze, posu-
wajac sic dalej naprzod, zajeIy
caly grzbiet Kosnica, takzc
wszystkie wsie w dolinie Tomo-
RIGA az do Dobreny. Ma lewem
skrzydle WIosi zdobyli wzg6rza
Gaia Glumaka, biorac w niewole
$50 jehc6w Z 4 oficerami. Au-
stryacy ponieSli ciezkie straty, a
cofajqc sic spalili swe sk}ady |
dopuszczali sic rabunk6w. Ma
froncie macedohskim artylcrya
bulgarska okazywaia nadzwyczaj
ma czynnoSc, zwiaszcza ma zachod
cd rzeki Vardar i ma po}noc cd
Monastyru. Brytyjscy awtatorzy
z pomySlnym skutkiem bombar--
dowali liczne sklady nieDrzyia-
cielskic w dolinie Strumy.
WkOSKI.
Rzym, IL. lipca. - Wloskie
przednie plac6wki odpedzi1y Cd
Gziaiy austryackie pod Carnone,
ra plaskowzgorzu Asiago. Gym
ma byla artylerya w dolinie Bren-
ty. Ma reszcie frontu przerywaly
spokoj tylko zwykie wycieczki i
rekonesanse.
BRYTYJSK1.
Londyn, 12. lipca. - Kilku jeh-
cow pochwycili zolnierze nasl
wczoraj W nocy ma po}nocny
wschod cd Ypres. sami ME pono-
szac zadnych STRAIT. w ciagu dnia
wczorajszego wojska australskie
wtargnely do lini niemieckich W
okolicy Ocris ma znaczna glebo--
kosc iuprowadziiy z soba 70 jeh-
cow kilka mitraliez. Kilku jeh-
cow wzieto takze ma innych cze-
Sciach frontu; ulepszyliSmy pozy
eye ma wschod cd Villers-Bre-
tonneux; wzieliSmy jehc6w pod
czas rajd6w W okolicy Merris i
Festubert; artylerya nieprzyja-
cielska wzmocniia ogieil ma ma
sze pozycye po obu stronach RE
ki Somme.
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin via Londyn, IL. lipca.-
Wciagu calego dnia wczorajszego
toczyla sic umiarkowana walka,
kt6ra wzmogla sic pod wiecz6r.
OdparliSmy silny atak nieprzyja-
cielski ma p6inocny wsch6d Cd
Bethune. Walka artyleryi ozywi-
la sic miedzy rzekami Aisne i
Marine. Ataki nieprzyjacielskie Z
IA sn Nillers-Cntterets cofnelv ME