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New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
TIME ARRIVES TO
 TALK ABOUT PEACE
German Press Wants Colonies Re tuined-WOuI Restore Bclgium-
 Wilson Opens Way to Peace.

Copenhagen, July 10-While claim ing no official sanction. and even ad- mitting that their realization would encounter strong opposition from the German government and people, George Bernhard, political editor of the Nossische Zeitung of Berlin, sub mits the following peace conditions:
 France and Italy to discuss with Germany and Austria their future frontier without the intervention of third parties.
 All the German colonies to be re- turned
 Belgium to be restored completely as an independent state.
 All merchants of the Central Pow CTS who have been deprived of their property overseas to be restored to their former rights of possession.
 Great Britain to eVacuate uncondi- tionally all parts of the Turkish em- pire and Persia.
 The situation before the war to be restored in Egypt
 The Dardanelles, on the basis of a treaty applying to the states border- ing the Black Sea, to be free for the passage of Russian ships.
 '"The time is now ripe to discuss peace conditions openly. Having re- gard to the ideal peace conditions laid down by President Wilson, unanimity on the matter undoubtedly could easily be reached if method of dis cussing the peace terms could only be agreed upon," Bernhard says. He adds that Germany and her allies would undoubtedly accept reasonable disarmamc2t proposals.
 President Wilsea's demands for self-government by small nations, the writer says, would be faVOrably re- ceived, but the Central Powers would insist upon knowing the attitude of England regarding Ireland. Negotia- tions, the writer adds, should take place directly between the belliger- ents respecting frontier regulations
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
TO TAKE FACTORY
 MEN FOR FARMING
Local Manufacturers Willing to Co., operate With Farmers By Loaning
 Some of Their Employees.

The local manufacturers are will ing to cooperate with farmers in the vicinity of this city, was made plain at a meeting of the farm labor board of the Chamber of Commerce held yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, when plans showing the manner in which heads of industries can assist the farmers in producing successful crops, were discussed and some action taken. It was decided that the proper manner in which to tart this movement is to tabulate a list of available men in the various factories who can give whole or part time to farmers in this vicinity only. Those present at the meeting were, Secretary l.. A. Sprague of the Cham Der of Commerce, T. l.. Weed of the Stanley Works, John Hubert of Lan- ders, Frary and Clark, and Frank Wood of the Corbin Cabinet Lock di- vision of the American Hardware Corporation. The plan is to provide for the sending of units of men from each factory to help farmers to take care of their crops and help reap their harvcStS.
 The farm bureau of Hartford, to which farmers in this vicinity make liloII WdlllS lNuONu, ldS been dSKGu to notify the local Chamber of Com merce, through it's secretary, MT. Sprague, when men are needed, and he in turn, will call up local manu- lecturers. It has been decided that each concern furnish the number of men in proportion to the number employed there. Factories manufac- turing non-essentials will be called upon first and those producing es- sentials in connection with the prose- cution of the war will not be asked until last. A card canvass is to be made right away, to find out how many men are available. All cards are expected to be handed in at the Chamber of Commerce rooms by July l 5th.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
EVENTS TONIGHT

Superior photoplays and vaudeville, Lycoum theater.
 High class photo drama, Fox's the ater.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater.
 St. Elmo lodge, No. 21. K. of P, meets at PAP Main street
 Phoenix lodge, No. 52, l. o. o. F, meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 Andree lodge, No. 47, I. o. o. F., meets in l. o. o. F. hall.
 Erwin Castle, K. G. F., meets in Holmes and Hoffman hall
 Carpenters Union, No. 9, meets at 34 Church street.
 Nesta Hive, No. s, Ladies of the Maccabees, meets at 277 Main street. Nalient Tent, No. 14 Knights of the Maccabees, meets at 321 1-2 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
SIX MEN KILLED
 ON BRITISH BOAT
Germans Attack Submarine With Bombs and Machine GunS-Claim Two Boats Damaged.
With

London, July 10.--A British sub marine was slightly damaged and one officer and five men killed when the craft was attacked by German sea- planes off the east coast of England on July 6, according to an Admiralty statement issued today. The text of the statement reads:
 "A British submarine was attacked off she east coast of England on July 6 by five enemy scaplanes, which dropped bombs and directed machine gun fire at the boat. One officer and five men were killed. The submarine, slightly damaged, was lowed back to her harb0r"
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
New Haven 6. Waterbury 5,

New Haven, Conn, July 10.-New Haven nosed out an Il inning game on Waterbury here yesterday after noon to 5, when Simpsons two- 6ase hit followed 9 like hit by Nut ter. Nutter also distinguished him self, by making a wonderful one-hand- ed catch in the seventh, which, as it proved later, saved the game for the . locals. Seven extra base hits were pounded out during the contest The score:
 r. h. e. New Haven .0oO5OooOoo1-6 II ? Waterbury ... ..0002O080oOO- 12 ? Walker and Ptura; Tuckey and Me Cloud. .aw
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10

Amsterdam, July 10.-TWo British submarines were badly damaged by bombs and machine gun fire during an encounter with German seaplanes on Saturday afternoon off the mouth of the Thames. according to an official statement issued at Berlin. The state ment reads:
 Two sQuadrons of seaplanes severe ly damaged British submarine C-35 and C-51 by bombs and machine gun fire off the mouth of the Thames Saturday afternoon. Enemy destroy CTS endeavored to tow in the sub marines, but the C-45, when last seen. was in a sinking condition"
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
1T. s. HELPS ALLIES.
Food Sacrifices of Americans Means
 Much to People Overseas.

Much to People Overseas.
 London, July 10.-The people of the United States by self-imposed food re- Strictions have aided greatly in main taining the food supplies of the Allies. Sir Wm. A. M. Goode, of the food ministry with tho American food ad- miniStration, gave striking figures showing the extent of American self sacrifice in an address today before the Consumers council
 From July 1917 to 1918 the United States exported to the Allies S0,000.- 900 bushels of wheat products, said Sir William. Exports of pork products in March. 1918, were 0S,000,000 pounds. Tn March S6,00O,000 pounds of frozen beef were shipped.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
NO PERMITS FOR ALIENS.
Privilege Of Going to Parks on Sundays Not Applicable Locally

At police Headquarters this after noon it was stated that the privilege extended to alien enemies in Hartford to go to parks on Sundays has not been granted to aliens in this city. United states Marshal Middlebrooks granted the permission a few days ago and the police interpret the provision to apply only in Hartford. There has not as yet been any movement to grant the same privilege locally
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
SHELTON GIRLS STRIKE.

Shelton, Conn.,. July 10.--A num- Der of girl employees of the mating department at the factory of the Radcliffe Bros, who quit work yes terday because they said they wanted more money, were still out today. A representative Of the company stated that higher wages had been offered the girls before they left and that less than 20 were out.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
Providence ,, Hartford 1.

Providence, July 10.-The Grays scored a to 1 victory over the Sen ators in 8 tightly played game here this afternoon. Shiver pitched good ball. A enchanted catch by Weaver was feature.
 r. h. C. Providence .o2Ooooo3x-5 | Eartford ..100000000-- 1 Shriver and McNeill; MCyerjack and Briger.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
ARCHBISHOP ENTHRONED.

Philadelphia, July 1O.-The Most Rev. Denis J. Dougherty was today onthroned as archbishop of the See of Philadelphia and the province of Pennsylvania. The ceremony took place in the Roman Catholic cathedral here and was attended by~hundreds of dignitaries of the Catholic church from all parts of the country Cardinal Gibbons OffiCiatCU.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Fred LOCkcry.

Mrs. Cora LOckery of 214 Main street received word of the death of her husband, Fred Lockery, who died at New Haven, Sunday, July 7th, Mr
 Locl1ery is survived by his wife and the following children, Leroy F., Fred A, Raymond F.. and Ethel M Lockery.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
David Moore.

The funeral of David Moore, 6-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. David Moore of this city, who was found dead in bed ednesday morning, was held this afternoon at , o'clock from the resi- dence on Prospect street. Burial was ill the new St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
BOWLING RESULTS
Unknown Partner League Produces Four Stars in the Persons of Patrus, Larson, Shepard and FOOtc.

Not only bowlers but every person interested in seeing two of the mas ters of the game play, had the oppor- tunity of witnessing some rare sport when Patrus and Thompson, two of the best bowling figures, roll five games in the Unknown Partner league ~~on the Aetna alleys last evening. , Patrus nosed ahead in the first, third and fourth games, leaving the other two to Thompson.
 After waiting a full season for a chance to prove his worth over Jeff" Cage. the clever and skilIful bowler Foote, not only held his own but in their fiye-Same set-to, he clearly out-rolIed his opponent and tpok four of the five games played.
 In the other two matches Larson emerged victorious over his opponent, Schroedel, as did Kahms in his five games with Shepard, both victors talk ang four of the five respectively
 The scores:
 Patrus HOS 1o3 9s 1I9 S5-518 Thompson .SS 1O5 S2 S7 9O-452 Larson =. S6 94 127 1OS 99--514 SGhroedel S9 89 92 1O2 85-457 Kahms -... S5 1O8 IF 90 S6-4S1 Shepard .. 92 125 go 100 99-506 Cage .... s3 S1 102 100 96--462 Foote ,...104 114 99 1O5 111-533
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
TURKISH CABINET STANDS.

Washington, July 10.--Thc Turkish cabinet will remain in office, accord ing to d special dispatch from SWitz- erland which says the sultan has con- firmed the appointment of the grand vizier and Of the Shcik III Islam. The list of cabinet ministers submitted to the sultan hv the grand vizicr does not show any change
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
2,50O ON STRIKE.

IlaVerhiu. Mass, July 10.--Twentv five hundred shoe workers cmployc in 20 factories here quit work toda by direction of the Allied Shoe N-orl1 CTS, because of refusal of manufa C turers to answer a request for wau increase ranging from 20 10 25 pc cont
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
Q. IT. KRATS.. INC, SUED.

George A. Gidden has brought suit through Attorney Mortimer IT. Camp against o. r. Kraus Co, Inc, for the recovery of $71.11. Constable George A. Stark today made attachment for $100
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10

The veteran Jesse Burkett is pilot ing a team of speedy collegians in the Semi-pro field of New England this summer.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10

"Bebe" Ruth, the Red Sox ham mering marvel, has challed up eleven home runs so far this season.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10

Nearly all of the members of the New Orleans team have landed berths in the big yard since the closing of the Southern league.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10

Rube Marquard, Brooklyn's f1ossy twirler, certainly has the number of his old teammates, the Giants this season.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Reds is Reds. AS in previous years the Cincinnati Reds started like a whirlwind and then faded away be- fore July 4.
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10

From the way the Senators have been going of late there doesn't seem to be much the matter with Clark Griffth'S paStmcrs
New Britain herald., 1918-07-10
EASTERN LEAGUE
Worcester LOscS-Also Green SoX- NTurIins Beat Waterbury and GrayS Win From Hartford.

Worcester, July 9.--New London defeated Worcester easily yesterday to ,, hitting Bach freely for five in pings. Keller held the Boosters hit Ness until the ninth, when they scored two on three hits.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20
60 z portow francuskichE witany
entuzyastyczriie. : : II
WALKI NAPOWIETRZNE.

KoPenhaga, ~. maJa. = DIVA
aeroplany niemieckie i angielskie
walczyly re soba mad pobudniowa
Jutlandya (Dahia) ipodobno spa
dly wszystkie cztery: los lotni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20
WALK MA ZACfIODNIM
FRONCIE.

I: Lundyn, 20 maja Afianci bi-
IA Niemoow na zachodnin1 terenie
walk ooraz lepiej: dzisiejsze dePe-
sza donosza, u wojska australasia
angielsGie gen Haiga odnios1y
wczoraj swietny susoces W PHkar-
hyi, zdobywajac szeregiem ata-
h6w skonoerHrowanyoh miastecz-
ku ,Vine-sm-Ancre, mad rzeczka
Ancre, pomiedzy Morlsnoourt a
Albert. Niemoy poniesi sromotna
poraz4Ce: wzieto inn tam 360 jen-
COW. olco4o 20 mitralfez oraz sporo
innego materyalu. Miasteczko
zdobyte jest nader waznym punk
tenn W wojennym odcinku A
niens. Mimo tego niezaprzeczo-
negp safkcesu raporty niemieckie
gsosza, II angieiskie atah zostafy
pokonane odparte.
Londyn, 20. maja - Niemcy
koncentnuja wyslId W poinocnej
czssei bojowej 1inii: we Flandryi,
gdzic mysia dziatae przeciw an
gieiskienu skrzydir na porty mad
La Manche, oraz miasto Bethune,
kt6sego potrzebuja, bo to jeden z
najwazniejszych weziow komuni-
kacyjnych. Wszystkie najlepsze
~ojsks niemieoko austryackie 50
na tym froncie skupione j tyiko
rstalenia sic pogody, ochniecia
grnntu oczekuje hieprzyjaciei.
Ntemey Austria ostatnio powosa.
fy pod brod klasy rekrut6w 1920
rolca - dowodzi to, IL rezerwy
ich wyczerpane ! wojsk i'm gwa''
townie potrzeba. Aiiancka iOomen'
da " spokojs oczekuje ciosu spo-
dziewanego. przygotowana W pei
nj ns przyjseie odpascie go. Ma
razie dziata intensywnie artyierya
&c Stro1 obu, oraz awiatyka -
tax DINA " rekonesansach rel
dach, jak noze ntgdy dotad "
tel wejnie.
RAPoRrY.
Lendyn, 20. niaja, = Bardze
niewieis do doniesienia Jest =
piebta; Walk dziatowe ma eaiem
skfzydie aHgieiskiem sig tocza -
HajaiHiejsze pod Giyenchy, Ro-
beeq, Lens, Hazebrook, Ypres =
pozatsm Hie wazniejszego niema
do deHiesieHia.
Rafyz, 20, maja, - Ma francu-
stsIej iinii silna strzeianina; pod
Masssges, W Szampanii j pod
Feaf de Paris, " ArgonHs odpar-
TO sins fejdy piemieckie.
- PfsyPusscEaf nalezy, ii ME
mieska ofensywa uderzy " okoii=
ey GiyeRchy-AFFas, gdzis najsii,
aiejszy trivia egieh, faktycznis
nieustaaay j Hajwieksze wrogow
pszygstewania, Do~odzi tam gen.
Busiow, 2 eaia oieasyws ma do
wedzik Maeixensea, podobno mai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20
WIELKA EKSPLOZYA
w FABRYCE PROCHU.

Pittsburgh, 20. maja. - Okolo
800 robotnikow, pracujacych w
fabryce Aetna Chemical" kom-
panii. przerazilo sic lekkim wy
buchem, ktory jak wiadomo, po-
wstaf w departamencie sody.
Robotnicy, slyszac wybuch,
zrozumieli natychmiast, re grozi
i'm niebezpieczehstwo, wiec rzuci-
Il sic do wyjst, 1ecz zanim zdolano
otworzyc drzwi, cozlegf sic strasz-
ny l:uk: eksplozya druga by}a ia
ka silna. re wielkie budyrrki ia
bryczne zostaiy wyrzucone wy
soko W powietrze, a mimi setki
robotnikow.
'Wielkie kleby dymu i prochu
zasnuiy scene straszliwej eksplo-
zyi, W powietrzu widac bylo
spadajace ciala, ponad kt6reml
olbrzymi pozar gotowaf i'm stra--
szne lozc.
Liczba niezywych ME jest Pc
VIVA i prawdopodobnie, zabierze
moze kilka dni, zanim sic odnaj-
die przywalone pod gruzanli cia-
Ia. Wladze stanowe powiatowe
sadza, re liczba zabitych j ran--
nych wyniesie okolo 200 osob.
Znaczna liczbe rannych znale-
ziono o pol mill cd miejsca eksplo-
zyi zabrano ich natychmiast do
szpitala ma specyalnych kolejach
i a1nbulansach.
Wielu znajdowalo sic w tax
krytycznym stanie, re tylko kilka
osob odzyskac moze zdrowie.
Strate W posiad}osciach kompa-
nil obliczono ma 81 100000.
Zaraz po drugiej eksplozyi ma
sy belek polainanych zawalow
drzewa poczeiy sic palic, gdy sic
porozlewaiy po mich zapalajace
chemiczne p}yny IT. n. T." IT.
Ma" Eksplozya po eksplozyi ma &.
stepowaia. a piomien szerzyi sic
wszedzie, wyrzadzajac wielkie
szkody. Szkodliwe gazy, powsta-
jece eksplodujacych chemicz-
nych p}yn6w, przepefni}y powie-
trze utrudniaiy Prace ratujacym.
Druty telegraficzne itelefoniczne
zostaiy zniszczone a tory kolejo-
we byiy pokryte walacymi sic bel
kami i lud1kieni ciaiami. Jeden
robotnik fabryki,, widzac ten
straszny obraz, pospieszyl czen1-
predzej do Carnegie" skad spro-
wadzit ponoc ratunkowa. Kazdy
szpitai w Pittsburghu jest prze--
pelniony ofiarami strasznej eks-
plozyi. Asystenci prokuratora i
koronera wzieli sic zaraz do piracy
| postawili straz, azeby dalsze
wybuchy ME uszkodziiy cieka-
wych, gromadzacych sic dokola
miejsca katastrofy.
Trudno byio wydobyc przywa-
lone W gruzach ciaia, poniewaz
wielkfe goraco, powstajace pa
lacych sic chemicznych piyn6w
utrudnialo prace poszukujacym.
Panna Meryla Ascherman, 2
Novel Filadelfii, O., czionkini
sztabu lnedycznego, przy szpitalu
sw, Jdzefa W Pittsburghu, odnio-
sla fatalne uszkodzenia, Wielu
ratujacych straciio zycie, gdy
kwasy gorace oleje eksplodowa-
". Szeryf William S. Haddock,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20

zolnierze angielscy stoczyli W
dniu 5go maja walke zacieta ca
lynn korpuSem, nienieckim W oko-
Icy Nanungo 'po ca}odniowej
bitwie Pokonali wrogow.
NIEMcY cHcA PoKoJU.
Amsterdam, 20. maja. = Me
miecki kanclerz Heftling oswald
cyl w interwiewie prasowyn, IL
wciaz jeszcze ma .nadzieje, re W
tym ro'cu przyjdzie do pokoju;
m6wii on, il lNiemcy chca tylko
spokojnego rozwoju i ME maja ma
przyszlost planow agressywnych,
a gdyby ma Swiecie liga pokoJu
zostala ogloszona, to Niemcy che
tnie do niej sic przylacza.
W. Niemczech znow zredu--
kowano racye dzienne chleba z
200 gramow - do 16o gramow ma
dzieh, co wynosi okolo SO uncyL
Mimo zapowiedzianych zapasow
z Rosyii Ukrainy - redukuja je-
drak racye chleba 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20
100000 Naszych "a Ocean!
Wypadki Katastrofy.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

jest ollSki SrllerCl; Sdy poWalha
60 upadajaca belka: odwieziono
go natychmiast do szpitala W kry.
tycznym stanie.
Ogien TRIVIAL przez Gale popoiu.
dnie. Eksplozya jedna po drugiej
rastepowaia, a godzinie szostej
wieczorem, rozni6sf sic wielki 0.
glen nowo eksplodujacych che
mikalii tax, re sytuacya znow sta.
Ia sic grozniejsza.
Wydobyto juz wielka liczbe
ciai z gruzow, kt6re znajduja sic
II koronera, lecz wiekszosc ley
jeszcze pod gruzami.
L pomiedzy wydobytych q, cial,
rozpoznano ciaio superintendenta
konrpanii Aetna, Samuela Die.
hla; John B. johnson, superinten.
dent kompanii oOakdafc'', odniosI
Smiertelne rany i odwieziono &C
do szpitala.
Przy stacyi kolejowej lniii
Pennsylvania" w Oakdale, czeks
Ia grenada kobiet stowarzyszenis
,,Czerwonego Krzyza", ktorc 60.
towaly sic ma wystep patryotycz.
ny. Gdy oznajmiono i'm o wiclkiej
eksplozyi, .opusciiy stacye i ru-.
szyiy ma miejsce katastrofy nd
ratunek.
Sprowadzono doktorow piele.
gniarki re szpitala sw. Jozefa "
Pittsburghu, ktorzy uwijali sie o.
kofo rannych.
Parma Meryla Aschelman. kt6.
ra przenosiia rannych, utraciia no.
&c. H. H. Canan, ktory rozpoczal
prace W fabryce, opowiada eks.
plozyi jak nastepuje: ,Siedziaiem
z moim kolega W restauracyi o
100 stop cd IT. N. T." departa-:
mentu; wtem nagle wyrzucony
zostaiem W powietrze i stracilem
natychmiast przytomnosc. Gdym
upad{ ma ziemie, odzyskaiem
przytomnoSt i zobaczylem noich
kolegow oddalonych okolo 10C
stop odemnie. Zaraz powstalem !
dalej W nogi, lecz uciekajac, spo.
strzegIem rannego czlowieka,
wiec wziaiem go ma plecy i odda.
lem 60 W rece doktorow."
200, 900 zoLN1ERZY WYRU-
~ sly IA MORE w MAUI.
Washington, 20. maja. - 10.
mitet spraw wojennych ME zdo}ai
dzisiaj zestawic blu co do roz--
dzialenia $11,779,Ooo, 900, ma wy.
datki wojenne. Sprawa wydatkow
transportacyjnych bedzie zaia--
twiona we wtorek. 'Kilka tygodni
temu, sekretarz Baker obliczyl
koszta transportacyi, lecz ponie-.
waz wojsko wzrasta, wiec bedzie
potrzeba wiekszych wydatkow.
Eksperci, kt6rzy sic zajmuja trans
portowaniem wojska, oswiadczy--.
Ii, re W miesiacu maju, co maj
mniej 100000 zoinierzy wyruszy
poza Ocean. w kwietniu, wysla-
no 10000 wojska. Komitet spraw
wojennych, robi wszelkie stara--
mia, azeby przy kohcu tego roku
] 600, 900 wojska staio "a morzem,
a jak wyglada, starania te beda
sukcesem. Bill, htory sic znajduje
W rekach komitetu spraw wojen-
nych, pokryje wszelkie wydatki
wojska az do kofca czerwca 1918
roku. Bill ten pokryje koszta mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20
WALKI w AFRYCE,

Londyn, 20. maja. Wojska
angielskie odniosiy wafne zwy-
ciestwo W Afryce Wschodnieii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-20
Sytuacya ma WsChodzie.
Niemcy ma Piotrogrod...
Ex-Car pod Sad!
NNE TELEGRAMY.

zdolniejszy generasow niemiec-
kich. Niemcy ostatnio rozgiaszali,
liz bombardowaiy ju1 dziala ich
dover "a &analem La Manche, w
Anglii: komenda angielska stano-
wc7o: tej przechwalce nowej ME
nneckiej zaprzeczyia. ,.--.. ...
PozNIBJSZE RAPoRTY.
Paryz, 20. maia, - Mad Avre
poteina strzelanina dziaiowa -
toz samo w Szampanii, gdzie pod
Massiges dIala grajs bez pre-
rwy; pomiedzy Noyon Lassigny
patrolowe byiy rtarczki, z ktoryc'h
sprowadzili jeicow Francuzi.
DIVA aeroplany niemieckie ma
tyn odcinku zrzucono W dniach
cd 17go BIN.
Londyn, 20. rnaja. - Artyleryl
dziaiaria obustronne - bez pre-
rwy; walk liniowych niema. w
poblizu Morlanoourt wojska au-
stralskie W sobote zrana wykona-
iy reid asdatny: zabraly pozocyi
niemieokich' garsc spors jencow i
dwie mitraliezy: reid ten skiadal
sic dwu odrebnych akcyi - ra-
port z pierwszej tel aclSyi opiewa,
il wlsto Niemcom q jencow,
wielu W drugiej akcyi wzieto -
ME wiadomo.
Berlin, 20. maja. - Slime dzia-
lania artyleryi ma froncie zachod-
MIN - opiewa rapport niemiecki-
walk wrecz wazniejszych niema
cd di szeregu; zato .dziaiania re-
konesansowe prowadzone So in
tensywnie.
! WALK NAPOWIETRZNE.
Rzym, 20. maja. - Ma wioskim
froncie W ostatnich dniach 30tu
zEiszczono ! zrzucono przeszfo
sto aeroplanow austryackich ME.
mieckich; straty W alianckiej a.
wiatyce - wprost drobne.
Londyn, 20. maja. = Niemieccy
lotnicy bembardowali Calais "
czwartek wieoz6f ! rzucili pociski
ma szpital beigijski, pewedujse
smiese 10ciu rannych | pokaiecze-
ME % Innyeh pacyent6w. &c..
- PeF,lczrIk Meuieemester
zrzucil sw6j 1oty aeropian nie=
miecki.
w piatek przy pieknej pogo
die EH9w awiatyka byia bardze
czynna ze stFon obu: zaroWno A
lianci, jak Niemcy rnieii ogremne
zastepy aerepianow w goFzs kto-
re- walczyiy, rekonesansowaiy,
Ibombardowaiy punkty strategicz=
ne; Gale eskadryiie paPowietfzHe
scierafy sic ze sobs: . lle dotad
wiadona W dnia tyH zFzucili 40
niemieckich aeropiaaow, FFancuzi
zrzuciii ich z, a Niemcy aiianckich
aeropian6w zrzucic mieii 1S.
POLACY WE FRANCYf.
Pary1, 20. maja. - Transport
Iwojsk polskieli przybyi do jedne-
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