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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11

maintenance of the channel to Newport News.
 Mobile. harbor and bar. increased to s3O0.0o0 altogether.
 T hope the war will end before three years," Chairman Padgett, of the naval affairs committee, told the House in urg- ing the Charleston appropriation q think it will take three years to build the dock and do the dredging. Inde- pendent of the war, as a sensible naval proposition, we should have the dock, whether we are in the war or not The idea of having 2500 to 5000 miles of coast line without dock, without an oppor- tunity to bring in or repair or care for our ships when many of the ships cost us $2S. .000000, shows no business judg- ment. think we should have two navy yards and large docks south of Hatteras. one on the coast line and one in the West Indies. I think the finest place in the world is in Samana bay on the north of the east end of Hayti. l cherish the hope we will build a dock there in the future, but that would be 150o to 2050 miles from Charleston. Around Hatteras is the graveyard of the Atlantic coast and to attempt to bring our ships of great cost and value around there and over long distance without a dock is not a good business proposition"
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Corbett's Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
ny JAMEs J. CoRnErr

!, Included among the rockies who look good to Pat Moran is Tai Tin, Chinese. The younSster is crack infielder anu | is very Cast, but a bit weak with the 1 stick. Moran may retain him until May at least feeling that if the Celestial can make good he certainly would be blg drawing card. The Phillies have uncov- cred number of good looking pitchers, including Woodward of New Haven,
 Hoeg of Los Angeles, and Davis of Louisville.
 The Dodgers have not been success ful'in snaring youthful prodigles. Rus sell, pitcher secured from Vancouver, IS about the only one who has shown enough to make Gilbert Robinson en- thuSe
 The White Sox started with nearly dozen applicants. Perhaps two or three will be kept The worlds champion team of 1917 is almost intact, and it is unlikely that any of the kids will crowd out the veterans.
 Great things are expected of shortstop Hollocher. purchased by the Cubs, from the Portland Pacific Coast league club. Among the other rockies who exhibited their wares for Fred Mitchell were out fielder Barber. who made fine record with Baltimore, and Pitchers Weaver of New Haven and Walker brought from New Orleans
 
 youngsters among the Cardinals are Heathcote, Sherdell, Howard, May and kotzeinick Pitcher Enzmann probably VIII be retained by the Cleveland In- dlans. He showed up splendidly in the training camp Craft, a pitcher, stands out as the best of the Washington youngsters although Outfielder Thornp son has shown real ability. The only youngster that the Red Sox may retain IS Catcher Mayer from Providence. ChrIsty Mathewson gave try-outs to |elght recruits. Dressler and Conley and Gerner, pitchers: Anderson. an outfielder. and Crane. an infielder. showed up best or that group. Bressler once was with tne Athletics. Outfielders Smith and W Villains. Infielders Johns and Gerber, ana Pltcner Rogers were the Brownie rook1es Who showed the most stuff dur Ing the training camp days. Manager fugn Bezdek of the Pirates is hopeful that at least four of his youngsters will pc able to stand the big league gaff < It is his intention at present, to retain at least four of the fIedglings and give them real try-outs under big league fire.
 An even dozen youngsters were taken south by Connie Mack Just how many VIII stick, and for how long. is a matter that Connie alone can decide. However, U IS quite likely that he will cling to most Of the good looking recruits in the nope that they will develop quickly if Igiven big league chances
 All Tn all, the training camp season of l9ls has been an exceptionally profita- Die one for the big league clubs and the ratio or youngsters who will finger in last company certainly is greater than Tor many years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11
J. OF A. NINE READY
 ID BATTLE HOWARD
Jim Boone Developing Into Utility Man-StevensOn
 Season s Find

University April -(Special)-The University of Alabama is working hard and long in preparation for the game with the Howard Paptists. who come down to be entertained three days pe- ginning next Thursday. The team IS woorkng in apple pie order now, and II nothing gooes wrong, three decisive vlc- tories will be the order of the three days work The team is going better than 1t ever has, and the Howardites will find the stiffest opposition that they want in their series.
 The pitchers, who were rather doubt ful quantities the first part of the year, have come around now, and the staff IS as strong or stronger than usual Jim Boone, who was used in the game with Illinois. was a find pure and simple. He came to the university expecting to play first, started the season playing ir the field, and is now pitching. If any other place should fall vacant, then Boone will be called upon to fill it. Christovitch showed up well against Illinois. He seems to be a hot weather pitcher, and when the thermometer begins to flirt around the hot weather figures he is ex- pected to loosen up and do some pitch ing that will make the S. l. A. A. sit up and take notice. Wickle has recovered from his sickness and returned to the fold, and that makes Alabama chances better. Wickle was the star of the staff last year, but during the first term of school he was taken sick and has had to miss the season thus far He is out warming I'D every afternoon now, and the old soup bone Will be in first class order soon. Ross has had sore arm all the year. Jones. McWhorter, Johnson, Dunn. Berman are still in the race and liable to finish strong.
 STEVENSON A STAR
 The real find of the year seems to be Rat Stevenson on short and third. Ste- venson was the sensational fullback that helped Alabama so much on the gridiron last fall and his services on the diamond are still more valuable. He got a home run and two doubles in the last game with Illinois and is the standing terror of the scrub pitchers He has not missed a ground ball in 10 years, and pegs ike a big leaguer.
 Several minor troubles have been worrying the Alabama team. The ankle of the redoubtable Lena Styles that was twisted Tn practice few weeks ago is still tender, and has to be carefully nursed. Joe Sewell has a bad arm that flinders his playing. McWhorter got his hand cut up sliding, but all of these will easily be able to handle all that How ard has to offer. They will be in the game, and the strongest lineup of which Alabama is capable will in the field.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11

The Associated Specialists are li- censed by State of Alabama and are skilled in the treatment of dis eases of blood. liver. stomach, in- testines, skin. nerves, heart, spleen. kidney or bladder; bed-wetting. rheumatism, catarrh. sciatica, tape worm. leg ulcers appendicitis, gall stones. goiter nervous debility. piles. etc. without operation. You get the combined skill of staff of experienced physicians.
 The Associated Specialists is an organization of reputable regular physicians, who believe that the combined skill of several trained specialists in chronic disease cases can accomplish more than one doc tor alone---in other. words--in unity there is strength.
 If you are improving under your family physician. do not take up their time.
 No matter what your trouble may be. call and have a friendly talk. Hundreds of people have found health and happiness in using their treatment. so might you.
 Married women should be accom- panied by their husbands. and minors by parents. For the first 100 callers. their opinion and serv- ices are FREE. Separate reception room for colored people.
 Remember tho address. Third Floor. Lyric Theatre building, cor. ner Third avenMe and Eighteenth street. The date. Thursday, April II tnot before). Take elevator \
 Hourss 9s0O . m. to 6sOO ?. m. Sundays 1OsO0 to loo only.
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Bears Land Pitchers

Mobile. April 1o-Manager Pat Flaherty of the Mobile Southern league team an nounced today that he had purchased Pitcher Ona Jaynes from the Boston American league club. The purchase was outright and Jaynes has reported. Jaynes was with the Buffalo club of the Inter national league last season
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Snow in NashvilIe

Nashville. April 1o.A heavy snowfall visited Nashville early this afternoon. continuing two hours. It melted as fast as it reached the ground, the tempera- ture ranging around A degrees. Snow fell in several nearby counties and ins southern Kentucky this pornines
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LEGAL NOTICES
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 Notice to NOnresidents

The State of Alabama, Jefferson Coun- ty-Probate Court, April l, 19lS-- Estate of Marcus Veil, Deceased.
 This day came Ben Well and filed his application in writing and under oath herewith producing and filing in this court an instrument of writ ing purporting to be the last will anu testament of Marcus Well, deceased, and praying for such orders, decrees ard proceedings as will duly and legally effect the probate and record of said instrument as such will.
 And the 1st day of May, 1918, hav- ing been set as a day for hearing said petition and the proof to, be sub mitted in support of same and it fur ther appearing that the following next of kin of said deceased are nonresi- dents of the state of Alabama, viz:
 Emanuel Weil brother, over 21 years of age, Rheinpfalz. Kingdom of Bavaria, Germany. Theresa Michaelson, over 21 years of age, New Orleans, La.
 It is therefore ordered that notice of the filing of said application and of the day set for hearing same be given by publication once a week for three successive weeks in The Age Herald, newspaper published in Jef- ferson county, Alabama
 Notice is hereby given said Emanuel Veil and Theresa Michaelson, and all other persons in interest, to be and appear in this court on said 1st day of May, 1918. to contest said applica- ticn if they think proper so to do.
 J. P. STILES,
 Judge of Probate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11
Tobacco Dividend

New York, April 1o.-A quarterly divi- dend of 2 per cent on the common stock, representing an increase of a quarter of per cent, as compared with the previous disbursement, was declared today by the American Sumatra Tobacco company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11
BASEBALL RESULTS
Tigers Beat Reds
Giants in Form
You Didn't Miss Much

Chattanooga April 10.--The exhibition game scheduled between Brooklyn Ma tional and Boston American league teams was called off this afternoon on account of cold weather. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11
SNOW IN ALABAMA

Huntsville, April 0-(Special) )-Snow has been falling in northern Alabama nearly all afternoon, but is melting ex- cept in the mountains, where it is stick ing. This is the latest spring snow in wears,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-11
Rain Everywhere

Greensboro, N. O., April 1o.-New York Americans-Bos Nationals, wet grounds.
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~ Notice, Contractors
 Bids for building the Methodist Epis- copal church, South, at Carbon Hill, Ala, according to plans and specifca- lions on file at Malone & Wood s store, will be received up to noon April 2, 1918. G. A. KROPP, Secretary.
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100 CASES TREATED FREE

Beginning at o'clock Thurs day morning. April Il, the first 100 curable cases that call at Rooms 311-12-13 Lyric Theatre building will be treated AB- SOLUyELY FREE lmedicines .excepted).
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Notice After this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife.
 F. H. McCAULEY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19
Posuwajja sic SzeSG.
Nil Naprz6d.
Biora "a Mast, Tysiace
JeiC0W, Bogate kupy.
Odwr6t lub Odciecie Armiii
Niemieckiej Pewne.
Wojska Brytyjskie Take Czynne
z Walk Napowietrznych.
Stany Zjednoczone i Alanci Podejj-
muja Akcye W Syberyi.
Pragna OcaliG Czecho-Slowakow, We
sprzeG Ekonomicznie Rosye.
Stany Zjednoczone i Alianci Podej-
muja Akcye W Syberyi.
Pragna Ocalic Czecho-Slowakow We
sprzeG Ekonomicznie Rosye -
INNE TELEGRAMY.

kahskie. Zdobyiy one wszystkie
.przedmioty ataku iacznie droga
Paryz-Soissons, wskutek czego
scissors znajduje sic teraz ma od-
.legioSci strzalu armat amerykari
skich. Wojska amerykahskie
.przybyiy na front pod oslona no
Icy i bez poprzedniego przygoto-
wanna przez artylerye rzucily sic
do ataku, piatej rano. To tez
niePEzyjaciel nieprzygotowany
'byi wcale do walki ME wSzedzie
stawia} opor. w pol godziny A
merykanie byli W posiadaniu pier
wszej linii pozycyi nieprzyjaciel-
skich gdy jedni umacniali nowo
zdobyte punkty, drudzy ruszyli
dalej i zdobyli druga linie. w po-
chodzie swym zabrali Ameryka-
ME wiele dziai, nitraliez, jencow
i mnostwo innego materyaIu.
Paryz, 10. lipca. - Przez caiy
dzien wczorajszy W nocy to-
czyia sic dalej zacieta walka ma
ftoncie ofenzywy francusko-ame-
rykahskiej Cd Scissors ma polno-
cy az do Chateau Thierry niemal
ma poiudniu. Ostatnie raporty do
nosza, re ma caiym froncie Cd
Fontenoy, na poinocny zachod Cd
Scissors, do lasu Belleau wojska.
francusko amerykahskie post
neiy sic naprzod Cd 3 do 6 mil.
Tysiace jehcow, dziesiatki ar
mat, "A miasta, setki mitra1iez i
bogate iupy wpadiy wrece zwy-
ciezcow. Zrazu zdobyli Alianci
pozycye nieprzyjacielskie pred
Ambleny, Longpont, Trousnes i
Bouresches dotarli do plasko-
wzg6rza, dominujacego mad Sois-
sens tudziez do linii kolejowej
wzdIuz rzeki Crise. Zdobywajac
pozycye "a pozycya, posunei sic
nieco pozniej daleko poza Buzan-
cy gl6wna droge miedzy Sois-
sons a Chateau Thierry. Pc oby-
dwu brzegach rzeki Ourcq stawili
Niemcy szalony opor, chodzilo tn
bowiem o Oulchy, ktore jest klu-
czem do gi6wnej linii kolejowej,
prowadzacej do Chateau Thierry.
Do zacietych walk przyszio TAX
re na p6inoc cd rzeki Ourcq, mig
.dzy Villers-Helon a Noroy, gdzie
wiele pozycyi wzieto W walce ma
bagnety. Ma poauduie cd Ourcq
wzieli Francuzi szturmem ws;e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19
OFENSYWA ALIANToW.

Londyn, 19. lipca. - Francu--
skie wojska W polaczeniu z anne
rykanskiemi wykonaiy wczoraj
atak ma linii cd rzeki Aisne az do
LASH BelIeau, ma froncie oko}o %
mil i zdobyiy pozycye niemiec-
kie ma ? do 4 mil wglab; wziely
przytem kilka tysiecy jencow o.
koto 20 dial. Francuzi dotarli do
punktu zagrazajacego waznym
niemieckim centrom kolejowym,
kt6re zywia caiy front ma zachod
cd Reims. Ich artylerya jest te-
raz w moznoSci ostrzeliwania
tych centr6w i pewnoScia da sic
dobrze we znaki tel czeSci armii
niemieckiej. Ajax francuski byi
ogromna niespodzianka dla Mem
cow, wojska bowiem francuskie
ukryte byly do chwili ataku W la
sach przykrywajacych tyiy armil
Aliant6w. Jest to chwila, ma kot-
ra czekai general Foch i jezell
ruch ten sic powiedzie, to Gala O.
becna ofensywa niemiecka zatrzy
ma sic W jednej chwili ma caiej
przestrzeni. Nadto - jezeli A
lianci zdolaja posunac sic naPrzod
dose szybko, zagrozic mog2 caleJ
armii niemieckiej ma poiudnie cd
rzeki Aisne i spowodowac jej wy
cofanie sic Z caiego frontu Sois-
son-Marne-Reims. w ataku tym
biora take udziai woiska amery7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19

mniej 10000 STRAIT, w czem znaj-
duje sic przeszlo 5000 zabitych.
Obecnie caly 1o5-nilowy. front
stoi w plomieniach walki, ale o.
fensywa francusko amerykaIi--
ska zacmiewa zupelnie ofensywe
riemiecka, chociaz i tam Francuzi
odnieSli kilka sukcesow, zWiasz--
CA kofo Dormans i Monvoisin.
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KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, piatek, 10 lipca: sw. VIM
centegO.
JutrO, sObota: 20 lipca: sw. Mall
gOrzaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19

Marizy-St. Genevieve, Ameryka-
ME zas zdobyli W tym samym
.czasie Belleau i Givry i stoja dzi-
siaj pred Etrepelly, Courchamps
i Mouthiers; ma p0lnocy Francuzi
walcza W przedmieSciach Chouy
i Neuilly St. Front. Zblizenie sic
Francuzow do ,,gory paryskiej"
i do wzgorz dominujacych mad
rzeka Crise przecieloNiemcom IL
ME kolejowa wiodaca do Cha
teau Thierry zniszczylo linie
Mountaineering z wielka podsta-
wa operacyjna niemiecka W
Laon. Oulchy jest wazna krzy-
zowka kolejowa i znajduje sic O.
becnie pod ogniem artyleryi fran
cuskiej i amerykahskiej. Daisy
postep armii generaia Focha poza
Neuilly St. Front pozbawi Mem
cow wszelkiego polaczenia kolejo
wego Z Chateau Thierry i znacz-
ME utrudni transport amunicyi.
Wszystko wskazuje ma to, re
Niemcy beda musieli wycofac sic
|znacznie z obecnego frontu wy
prostowac swa linie miedzy Sois-
sons a Marna, aby ME narazic sic
ma zupe}na kleske.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
19. lipca. - Pozno po poIudniu
dnia wczorajszego wojska amery
kanskie rzucily sic znowu do ata-
ku ma polnoc Cd Chateau Thierry
zdobyiy wszystkie atakowane
pozycye a posuwaly sic tax szyb-
ko, re nawet kawalerya wziela u
dziai w walce. Do poludnia nall
czyli Amerykanie $500 jehcow,
p;ecdziesiat dial tysiace mira
l1ez. Ma poludnie Cd scissors zdo
.byto nawet kilka aeroplanow; tax
szybkim. byt pochod Aliant6w, re
Niemcy ME zdolali ich uprowa--
dzic. Wielu jehc6w i wiele dzial
pozostaje jeszcze do 'policzenia.
Najwiekszy postep dotychczas
wynosil okoio 10 kilometrow
czyli przeszlo 6 mil. W jednym
dniu zdobyli Alianci wiecej ami
zeli Niemcy w ciagu dni czterech.
Straty nieprzyjaciela So olbrzy--
.mie. Dziesiatkowane straszliwym
ogniem artyleryi francuskiej i a
merykanskiej, atakowane przez
p;echote i kawalerye- Aliant6w,
dywizye niemieckie wnet sic
mieszaiy tyl podawa}y i ME zwa
zaiy ma rezerwy, kt6re spieszyiy
i'm z pomoca. Tank" takzc wy
konaiy swa prace znakoulicie tax,
jak sic tego po Mich spodziewano,
niszczac wszelkic przeszkody,
kt6rych ME zburzysa artylerya.
Obliezaja, ze W walkach yczoraj-
szyeh poniesli Niemcy przynaj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19
z WALK NAPOWIETRZ-
NYCH.

Paryz, 19. lipca. - Silly nasze
rapowietrzne odgrywa}y swietna
role w walkach mad Marna, ata-
kujac mostly i przeszkadzajac W
ruchach nieprzyjacielowi. Podje-
iy tez caiy szereg wypraw ma ME
przyjacielskie obozy, stacye kole-
lowe, sklady amunicyi inne pun
kty koncentracyjne. Starry sic
takze w wielu walkach lotnika-
mi niemieckimi. Zniszczono lub
uszkodzono 90 maszyn nieprzyja-
cielskich spalono 5 balonow 16
i II lipca; wczoraj zaS zniszczo-
no 12 aeroplanow 4 balony.
Londyn, 10. lipca. - Wczoraj
rzucono II ton bomb W roznych
punktach frontu niemieckiego.
Zestrzelono 3 maszyny, zatopio-
10 jedna i spalono 6 balonow. w
.Dokonczenie M str ,ei).s
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NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 19. lipca.

Berlin, via Londyn, 19. lipca. -
Francuzi zaatakowali ,tankami''
pomiedzy Aisne i Marina i zdo--
byli nieco gruntu. RezerWy nasze
biora udziai w walce. Armia ge-
nerala Boehma staczaia Wczoraj
ciezkie walki.Wzmocniony swie-
zemy dywizyami nieprzyjaciel
po kilkogodzinnem przygotowa--
niu przez artylerye znowu wymie
rzyI potezny kontratak ma ca}y
nasz front ma poinoc Cd Marny.
Pod wieczor rozstrzygnieto wal
ke ma nasza korzySc: atak nieprzy
jaciela upad} ogromnymi stra-
tami a nasz kontratak Wyrzucil
wroga terytoryum ma po}udnio-
wy zach6d cd Mareuil, dolad byf
przedtcm wtargna}. Ma polnoc-
nym brzegu rzeki nieprzyjaciel
rowniez nadaremnie usilowal wy
drzec nam nasze zdobycze dnl
poprzednich. Szturmujac wzgo--
RE ma poludnie cd Pourcy, wzie-
l;$my obrohcow w niewole wraz
Z komendantem regimentu a TAX
re kilka dzia}. ZestrzeliliSmy
wczoraj % nieprzyjacielskie ae-
roplany.
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URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, 1e. lipca. - Zlamawszy
ofensywe niemieckq w Szampanii
i mad Marina w dniach 15, 16 II
lipca, francuskie wojska w polq-
czeniu amerykahskiemi zaata--
kowa}y w dniu Is lipca pozycye
niemieckie miedzy rzekami Aisne
i Marine ma froncie 45 kilometrow.
Front obejmuje Ambleny, Long
pont, Troesnes BourescheS.
WdarliSmy sic gleboko w linie
nieprzyjacielska i dotarlismy do
plaskowzg6rza dominujacego mad
scissors do Chaudun. Miedzy
Villers-Helon Noroy-sur-Ourcq
odbywaja sic dotychczas gwaito-
wne starcia. Ma poiudnie Cd
Ourcq wojska nasze siegne}y po-
"a linie Marty, St. Genevieve,
Hautevesnes ! Belleau. Przeszlo
20 wsi zostalo odebranych przez
wspaniaie uderzenie wojsk fran
cusko amerykahskich, takze
wzieto kilka tysiecy jehcow i
wielka ilo$G materyalu wojenne-
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w ALBANII.

Paryz, 19. lipca. - Mad Struma
przysz}o do potyczek patroli
greckie wojska wzieiy jehc6w.
w Albanii nasze przednie straze
posuneiy sic naprz6d do Col de
Lunga. Awiatorzy Aliantow bonn
bardowali aerodromy w Hudowa
i Manatlaroi; w walkach napo--
wietrznych zniszczono jedna ma
szyne nieprzyjacielska a dwie IT,
szkodzono.
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AMERYKANSKI TRANSPOR-
TOWIEC ZATOPIONY.
Washington, 10. lipca. - De-

Washington, 10. lipca. - De-
parliament marynarki otrzymaI
wczoraj komunikat Cd wice-ad.
mirala Simsa, ktory donosi, re a.
merykanski transportowiec I'VE
stover" zostaf zatopiony ma wo--
dach europejskich 11so lipca
,,Westover" piynql portu atlan-
tyckiego do Europy. Dziesieciu
cficerow marynarzy za}ogi je-
go zgineio, dziewiecdziesieciu
jeszcze brakuje. Ponizej podaje
sic imiona tych, kt6rzy zgineli:
Asystent platniczego, Robert
Herbert Halsted, Z Lansing, Mi
chigan, podchorazy Ralph Dill
ingham Caldwell, I Woodsfords,
Me-, szef mechanik, Franciszek
Willard Hollowas, Waszyng-
ton, D. c., marynarze: James
Brown Estis, Hartwell, Ga. i
Austin Clyde Wilson, Muncie,
Ind, palacze: Bryan Deal, Lon
don. Ind, Harvey Harrison, z
Nablesville, Ind, Edward lewis
Griffin, Baltimore, Nd, poma-
gacz w kuchni, Jan Cole, Brent
wood, Md. s}uzacy Wilfred J6-
zef Serey Ashland, Ky.
Komunikat ME zawieraf zad-
nych szczegol6w co do torpedo--
wanna transportowca; ME w1ado-
mo co sic stalo z 80 oficerami i
marynarzami, ktorzy zostali wy
ratowani. Ma owym transportow-
GU najdowali sic tylko oficerowie
; marynarze. ,,Westover" mial po
jcmnoSc 4,270 ton, by} on w por-
Gle ostatni raz 27go maja, a cd
tego czasu wcale 60 ME widzia--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19
ZAPASY WOJENNE ODJETE
BOLSZEWIKOM.

Washington, 10. lipca. - We
dug orzeczeh Jana ]. Borkow-
skiego, cywilnego inzyniera, kt6-
rv przybyi niedawno doWaszyng
tcnu, - Alianci odjeli Bolszewi--
kom zapasy surowego materyalu
i amunicyi, ktore mia}y bye trans
portowane z Wiadywostoku do
Petrogradu. Marynarze alianccy
patroluja juz niektore brzegi j
miasta w Rosyi; zoinierze amery-
kaIiscy strzega posiadlosci ame-
rykanskiej wielkich fabryk a.
municyi. Jan Borkowski urodzil
sic w Petrogradzie spdezii WIG
kszosc swojego czasu W przedsie-
biorstwach inzynierskich ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-19
BRYTYJSKI.

Londyn, 10. lipca. - Wojska
australskie wykonaly wczoraj w
rocy pomySlny lokalny atak w
okolicy Villers-Bretonneux, post
wajac sic naprzod w kierunku po-
zachodnim ia pre-
strzeni jednej mill. Zdobyto diva
dziala polne wraz pewna liczba
jeicow mitraliez. Ulepszylismy
tskze nieco nasze pozycye w cia-
gu nocy ma wschod cd Hebetur-
ne. WykonaliSmy pomyslny raid
ma poludnie Cd tel wsi i odparli-
Smy oddziai nieprzyjacielski ma
poludnie cd Boucquoy. Artylerya
niemiecka nadzwyczaj byla czyn-
na w ciagu nocy ma poinoc Cd
Bailleuil. Wojska Yorkshire
wykonaiy wczoraj po poiudniu po
myslny raid ma poiudniowy
wschdd Cd Robecq przyprowa-
dziiy 30 jehc6w. Opr6cz walk ar
tyleryi niema mic wiecej do zako-
z brytyjskiego
frontu.