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Evening star., 1918-04-20
freshments, followed by regular even

freshments, followed by regular even
ing service.
chnrch' Moghs laos leasanl Columbia s rosd@Vespsr
service at o'clock, followed by social
hour for young people. to q; music
and light refreshments.
Christ English Lutheran Church. Mis-
souri, Synod, New Jersey avenue be-
tween N and NJ streets, gives special
invitation to men in uniform. All men
attending the morning service will be
invited to dinner in the homes Of mem
bers.
ST. Thomas Hall. Church and 18th
streets northwest-Social hour. with
hot supper at 5 pm.
Church Of Good Shepherd, 9Th and
streets aorshwsss@soeiai ao.s We Ia hour. with
Christ's Episcopal Church. $40 g
street southeast-Regular service at
o'clock. Parish hall open all day.
First Presbyterian Church. John Mar
shall place-Soctal hour, with refresh
ments, at $50 pm.
Central Presbyterian Church, 18th and
Irving streets northwest-Socia1 hour,
to z Pm. for young people.
Immediately following the 7:30 mass
breakfast will be served to all men in
uniform.
Eighth Street Temple-Rabbi Louis
Kopalt of Buffalo will speak at the IL
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple So
ciaI and entertainment will be given by
the men at Camp Belvoir.
Base ball game on diamond No. 4,
Monument grounds at 2:3o.
Other Days.
Monday. April 22-Y. NJ II. A recre-
alton rooms. corner 11th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest-Phys-
ical training class at s:15 pm.
lexington Presbyterian Churcn rec,
refreshments., Newspapers. magazines.
books. stationery, music. etc.
Dance at Wilson Normal School, 11th
and Harvard streets northwest.
fsh HAIL q street between 18th and
FIFTH streets 'northwest-Class In
French for men in uniform. at pm.
| under the direction Of Mile. Limoges.
followed by social hour.
" NJ H A. recreation rooms. north
east corner 11th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue northwest-Clasa for lhe
| study of Spanish.
| J, Dance at1Wilson Normal School. 11eh
| and. Harvard streets northwest.
Dance at. Thomson School. 18th and
Thursday, April 25-Class for begin
| ners for study Of military and conver-
Of Ali Souls Unitarian Church. 14th
| and L streets northwest, at pm.
| Competent teachers. Address by French
| oficer Exclusively for mon In uniform
| preparing for service abroad.
Glass for study Of French at Church
of the Covenant. 18th and N streets
1 northwest.
| 7. M. h A. recreation rooms, north
east corner Of 11th street and Pennsyl-
1 vania avenue northwest-ClaSs for the
study Of Jewish script, under the dtrec-
tiou Of Rabbi Glushak. Collegiate Club
at B15.
4 =. NJ Il A-Base ball game and prac-
tice on diamond No. 4. Monument
grounds
Friday. April 2e-Efghth Street Tenn
i ple-Service at 7:80 by Rabbi Simon.
Sixth Street Synagogue-Servicas al
$50 by Rabbi Groecup.
4 Service at Fifth Street Synagogue At
i $40 by Rabbi Silverman.
Washington Club. 17th and K streets
northwest-Classes in French for of.
ficers and enlisted men on Saturday and
Sunday evenings at o'clock. Class foI
practice of French on Wednesday even.
ing at o'clock.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Seven hundred men In Camp Dix have
volunteered to risk their lives in the
mercury squad" of the liatson depart.
conaist in CARRYING messages back and
forth across the Battlefield. when 4ele-
phonn wirea have -heens destroyed
Evening star., 1918-04-20
Monocacy valley Sugar Corn. 1s.1c,

Monocacy Valley Sugar Corn. 171hc,
Genuine Goldfish. per lb.. 1sc; Is lbs.
White Potatoes, 500: lbs. Buckwheat,
Csc; 4 lba Pearl Hominy, 25c: Gun
powder Tea. SEQ; Blue Label Coffee. 25c:
Karo Syrup, 13o. $50 and 75c; rMaca-
roni or Spaghetti. 12o; Large Herring,
&c; Can Peaches. zoe; Fancy Eyap.
Peaches, 18c: Largo Prunes. 16o; Red
Kidney Beans 15o can: IS OF. Sardines.
16c 412 4th st. Sc. and all tho ]. 7. d.
Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1918-04-20
9 o'clock last night. suffering from i'll
ness.


Walter Brown, thfrty-one years old,
1910 Holbrook street, Baltimore. Md.
fell from a motor truck at New Hamp-
shire avenue and L street yesterday
afternoon and received an injury to his
hip. He was given first aid at Emer-
gency Hospital.
While passing 18th street and Mary
land avenue yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Samuel Kirby. hfty-hve years old, was
knocked down by children playing on
the sidewalk. She received q cut over
her eye.
Judson Jackson, coIored, 2SO4 Sheridan
avenue. Hillsdale, fell and fractured his
left arm while on roller skates on Good
Hope road. Anacostia, yesterday after
noon. He was given surgical aid at
Casualty Hospital.
William Waters, colored, forty-three
years old. es2 Navy place southeast,
to Casualty Hospital and treated for a
bullet wound In hts head. Physicians
said his condition was not critical. Wa
ters told the police he was wounded by
another man and furnished the name
Of his alleged assailant
The annual spring rally or the Girl
Scouts Of the District. scheduled for
postponed because Of the rain. It will
be held next Saturday afternoon at the
Zoo. Eight scholarships In the Ma
tional Service School have been pre-
and were to have been announced this
afternoon.
Albert w. Thornton, cofored, who vol
UNFAIRLY returned to the District jail q
few days ago after breaking from that
Institution with fourteen other prison.
ers, was convicted of murder in the
second degree by a jury late yesterday
Criminal Division No. l. The penalty
is a term of Imprisonment of not less
than twenty years. Thornton was
charged with murder in the first de-
mon law wife, Mamie F. Wood, whom
he slashed with knife December 4,
1916. The jury reduced the crime to
second degree.
The Quality Amusement Company of
New York gave a special matinee per-
formance of THE Master Mind" at the
Howard Theater yesterday afternoon
for the benefit Of the volunteer guard
division of the Home Defense League.
The performance was arranged by An
drew J. Thomas of the theater and NJ.
Grant Lucas, acting captain OF the divi-
sion.
Soldiers at Fort Myer were guests
last night at a vaudeville entertain
ment presented there by members OF
the Excelsior Dramatic Club, under the
auspices Of the District of Columbia
war camp community service. The
numbers included a vocal solo by Miss
Frances Scherger. and a one-act COM
edy called 'The Marble Arch" with
Miss Raydelle ShappelL Miss Anderson,
Fred Parker and A NJ. Parkman rs the
principals. Musical selections concluded
the program.
Before a large audience in the parrish
hall of old Christ Church, Southeast
Washington, the Ethel H. Bartlett play
ers presented comedy Thursday night
ertftled 'tMr. Bobs.'' A musical program
preceded the play. rendered by the Co
lumbia Quartet.
In compliance with several requests
I and by permission Of the Arts Club
the Handicraft Guild will continue the
exhibition of industrial and decorative
art now being shown at the Arts Club
until Sunday. April %. An exhibit OF
special interest is a collection Of e1-
amples of the reconstruction work
being done at the Walter Reed Hospital.
under the direction of the vocational
aids
Evening star., 1918-04-20

With the slogan Don't walk to Ber-
lin-ride in the tanks" a new drive
for 1000 United States tank corps re-
cr,,its was started in New York recently.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Dance by Drott Lodge, vasa Order
Of America, at Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Cheer Ill Friends with Flowers
from Shaffer's, 900 14th. Moderate prices.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Dance by the George Washington
Chapter of Sigma Chi at
1888 18th street northwest All mem
bers invited.
Evening star., 1918-04-20
Scene Of Labor Changed.

That the French government more or
less expected that this territory would
again be taken by the Germans in the
recent big drive is evidenced, DR.. Tai
liant said. in the way 1t has admins
tered the country and provided for the
people. The scene OF the units fabors
has necessa rily been changed now, but
the work will go en- in an enlarged
rather than in a curtailed way in new
territory assigned by the Red Cross.
The medical department of the unit
has been averaging thirty-three visits
daily. The social service department
has averaged fifteen visits each day,
while at Grecourt has been maintained
a clinic and store, and sixteen villages
have been included in a milk route.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Meeting of the Woman Wage Earn.
erS Association at pm. at 704 street
northwest The meeting will be public
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Judson jackson, colored, 2sO4 Sheridan
avenue. Hillsdale. fell and fractured his
left arm while on roller skates on Good
Hope road. Anacostia, yesterday after
noon. He was given surgical aid at
Casualty Hospital
Evening star., 1918-04-20
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

at the Cosmos Club at 8
o clock.
Evening star., 1918-04-20
DESCRIBES WORK DONE
BY SMITH COLLEGE UNIT
Dr.. Alice W, Ta1lant Lectures on
Duty Performed by Women in De-
vastated French Towns.

Some Of the tragic and some of the
amusing angles Of the humanitarian
work performed during the past year
in devastated French towns and viii
lagos by the Smith College unit were
related by DR.. Alice Weld Tallant. for
mer head of the organization. in her
lecture given in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church last night before
members of the local Smith Club, their
friends and relatives. Her audience
proved an enthusiastic one. and the
sum of 5000 was raised as a contribu-
ton to the furtherance Of the work,
which will continue despite the fact
the scene Of the 1abors of the past year
has lately been reconquered by the
Germans.
Evening star., 1918-04-20
People Show Appreciation.

That the French people are apprecia-
tive of all the Smith graduates and un-
dergraduates have done is very evident,
according to DR.. Tallant. The country.
when the French reconquered it. had
been swept so bare by the enemy that
not q. horse nor a vehicle was left and
even the accessories for religious de-
votious were lacking.
The travelling store maintained by
means of a big motor truck proved an
especial boon, to the peasants, who, al
though given daily cash allowance by
the government, had no chance to pur-
chase anything within miles Of their
stripped farms, the lecturer said, while
the. units zeal In ministering to the
religious and sentimental feelings of
the women. old people and children. the
only ones left by the Germans. has
thoroughly endeared the organization
to the entire section within which it
has worked.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

DECENT 18th d CaIifornia SITS. NV.
ELSIE FERGUSON, in "THE
Evening star., 1918-04-20


All Souls, Unitarian Church. 14th and
L streets northwest-Usual service by
DR.. Pierce. Special music. Reception
to men in uniform after evening serv-
ice. Refreshments.
Community singing at Central High
School auditorium, 11th and Clifton
streets northwest, Pm, led by Ken
meth Clark, song leader at Camp Meade.
Camp Meade Glee Club is an added at
traction.
Foundry Methodist Church, 10th and
Church streets (near P street)-Ep-
worth League, 6:45; social hour, with
refreshments. after the evening serv-
ice.
Marshall place and @ street-Rsceptton
with Refreshments, at 5 o'clock, fol.
lowed by young peoples service.
Epiphany Church, g street between
18th and 14th streets northwest-So-
eial hour. with music and refreshments
from to 8 Pm. followed by evening
Hamiine Methodist Church. 9th and
p streets northwest-Patriotic service
at s pm. Special music and good
speakers. followed by social hour, witt
refreshments.
First Church of Christ Scientist. 18Th
street and Columbia road northwest
All men in uniform who attend tbs
ner in the homes of members Of tbs
church. Walter II. Morling wiz stand
In the svestibule to extend persona
invitation to all men In uniform.
Church OF the Covenant, 18th and
streets northwest-yesper service. 6s3l
pm, followed by social hour for young
people 4, 30 z<p.ns Music and Ilghf-xe'
Evening star., 1918-04-20

land avenue yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Samuel Kirby. ffty-f1ve years old, was
knocked down by children playing on
the sidewalk. She received q cut over
her eye.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Walter Brown, thirty-one years old,
1910 Holbrook street, Baltimore. Nd.
fell from a motor truck at New Hamp-
shire avenue and L street yesterday
afternoon and received an injury to his
hip. He was given first aid at Emer-
gency Hospital.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Before a large audience in the parish
hall of old Christ Church, Southeast
Washington, the Ethel H Bartlett play
ers presented comedy Thursday night
ertitled 'Mr Bobs" A musical program
preceded the play. rendered by the Co
.lumbia Quartet.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

nj VMpyc OPEN ESQ PM.
Ok uAA ~ Carlyle Blackwell and June
1881 U ST. Elyidge, in ''The Way Out. !"
Evening star., 1918-04-20

sEMpIRE s11 H N. e.
1 ElHlI AANA ToDAY--MATINEE, Pm.
VIM. Fox presents a gripping show,
GLADYS BR0CKWEIL,
"THE DEVILS WHEEL"
Evening star., 1918-04-20

and by permission Of the Arts Club,
the Handicraft Guild will continue the
exhibition of industrial and decorative
art now being shown at the Arts Club
until Sunday, April 28. An exhibit of
special interest is a collection Of e1-
amples of the reconstruction work
being done at the Walter Reed Hospital.
under the direction of the vocational
aids. a-tf
Evening star., 1918-04-20

Albert Gordon, coiOred, forty-dve
years old, 426 P street. employed at a
new building at Vermont avenue and
I street, about o'clock last night be-
came i'll at his place Of employment
and died before q physician could reach
causes.
Evening star., 1918-04-20

ToDAY-ALIcE BRADY. in '.HER SILENT
SACRIFICE"
TOMORROW EDNA GOODRICH. in 'Hm
1 SECOND HUSBAND" Also THE SLAVE
AUCTION" 9th Chapter Of "SoN OF DE-
L M0CRACY."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
Z Obchodu Listopa.
dowego ma Town
of Lake.

Ubieglej niedzieli popoludniu odbyi
sic w sail ~Siowackiego obch0d listopa-
dowy ~urzadzony staraniem bibliotekl
i'm. Juliusza S~iowackieSO i Gminy -
u. n. 2. Pomimo, re obch0d byf Zapo'
wiedziany Ia godzine 2:3O popoiudnlu,
ale O tym czasie zebrafo sic W sail "a
ledwie kilkunastu obywateli, vice mu-
siano czekat, gdyz ME byio ola kog"
rozpoczynac obchodu. w kohcu juz Pc
godzinie Sci popoludniu zebraio sic
zaledwie do 800 os6b i obch6d zagaif
kr6tka przemowa prezes biblrotekl
i'm. ]. Siowackiego OBJ. Damazy HoJ-
nacki, poezem powoIai ma przewodni-
czacego oh. Wincentego Wrzesinskie-
90, dyr. u. N. P.
Przewodniczacy pc przywitaniu re
branej publicznosci | przem6wieniu "
celach urzadzanych o%bchod6w, powo-
iai ma sekretarke panne Radzisfawp
Jankowska, poczem p~rzystapiono do
wykonanla programu, kt6ry ME wit
domo z jakich powod6w by{ kr6tkiih
i TAX martwym, he gdyby ME swiethc
mowy pan6w H. Lokanskiego / III
spektora armii Polskiej, p, f. Ziemkle'
| wicza - toby ME MONA nazwac "a
dnym obchodem, a szczeg6lniej W CA
sach ~obecnych, gdy czcimy ME tylk''
panied poleglych "a wolnosc Polski W
| dawniejszych po~wstaniach, ale l tych'
ktorzy padli ma polu ehwaly "a vol
nose naszej Ojczyzny Polski W obeenel
wojnie swiatowej, przez kt6ra odzy
skalismy ojczyzne nasza, wolna I alea
d~noczona.
u pierwszym numerem wystaph INA
ny Choir Lutnia, kt6ry obecnie sic
zn6w zreorganizowai l odspiewal pn(
batuta D. Stefana Bolewskiego, orga.
misty W parafii sw. J6zefa Ma Gro
by. Nastepnie wypowiedziai piekna
move, historyczna o przebiegach 20
wsta6, p. Henryk Lokanski, ~naczelns
redaktor Dziennika ZwiazkowegO, 20
ezem parma Maya Wcis3o wypowie
dziala ladna deklamacye p. t. nNi'
Tracmy Ducha". Pc deklamacyi wy
gosi picking move Inspector Armii Pol
Bronislawa Jankowska, Marya Ko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

czas kt6rej panic Teodozya Perfowska,
Skiej p. Ferdynand Ziemkiewicz, pod.
silska i NJ. R~zeszotarska zaje}y sig
zbieraniem sk}adki ma Armie Polska,
z kt6rej wplynelo $3.50. w movie
swell szan. m6wca przeszedi pobieznio
walki poprzednie o niepodleg}osc Pol.
ski, kt0re ME powiodiy sic z powod6w
re ME byliSmy skupieni i W kOncu
przeszed} do obecnej wOjny swiatowej,
W kt6rej powsta3a Armia Polska i wro-
gowie nasi, podli trzej zaborcy zostalI
sromotnie pobici, a naSza Ojezyzna Oh.
zyskaia wolnosc. w koGcu swej mowy
szan. m6wca nawofywai do z~apisywa-
MIA w szeresi tel naszej Armii Pol
skici | do skIadania ofiar ma dar 10
ciomirionowy. APPEL naszego zacnego
inspektora ME byi bez skutku / mn
tychmiast zapisalo sic W szeregi ArmlI,
Polskiei dw6ch ochotnik6w, a kt6rym|
sa D. J6zef Ejma / J6zef Ferena. Ro-
wniez / fundusz 10-ciomilionOwy ~
skai, gdyz kilkanaScie os6b zfozylo M
ten Gel $447.00.
Ostatnia move wygiosil znany zwiaa
kowiec i sok6f OBJ. StanisIaw Jankow.
ski, poczem przewodniczacy oh. w.
Wrzesinski p~odziekowa{ wykonawcom
programu "a wziecie udzia}u a tym.
kt6rzy z1ozyli swe Diary ola naSzej II
kochanei Polski "a ich ofiarnoSc. M
z~akohczenie ~odSpiewano og6lnie hymn
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narodowy ,Jeszcze Polska ME zgine-
Ia. d uczestnicy obchodu rozeszn sic do
dom0w z lepsza nadzieja i wiara W
przyszloSc.
Me mozemy jednak pominac milcze.
MEM tego, re obch6d kt6ry powinien
bye jednym 2 najliczniejszych l maj
piekniejszych by{ prawde m6wiac nal
gorszym, jaki kiedykolwiek widziano
W Town Of Lake cd lat dwudziestu.
Czyja to jest wilma, czy komitetu u
rzadzenia obchodu, kt6ry nawiasem
m6wiac ME oglaszaf Obchodu | ME po-
staral sic O wiccei urozmaicony pro-
gram lub tez byl jaki inny pow6d, kto-
e ME wiemy, ale W kazdym razie
M przyszIoSt, jezcli many urzldzaJ-
nv w ca1em tegO slowa znaczeniu, Tub
ieaeli ME chcemy Tub mic umiemy tako-
wych urzadzat, danny wszystkiemu
spok6j, a vienna sic "a to inni, kto-
rzy zapewne lepiej bcda pracowac.
Ofiary ma 10-milionowy fundusz,
kt6re zloaone byIy m obchodzle ogio-
simy p6zniej.
ma Town of Lake MONA otrzy.
mac ;,Dziennik Chicagoski":
1909 LOOMS utica.
HONDS
alma III. / Racine ave.
kOPACINSKI- \
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WANY.
PoKo-
IOWA.

Paryz, 10. grudnia. - Przypu-
szczaja powszechnie, re wstepna
konferencya pokojowa Aliantow
skonczy sic z dniem 10 stycznia,
4 wtedy rozpoczna sic plenarne
posiedzenia Kongresu. Jezeli mad
zwyczajnie jakieS p~rzeszkody ME
wejda W droge. o~stateczny trak-
tat pokojowy mole bye podpisa-
nv pod koniec kwietnia. Proce--
dura konfcrencyi Aliantow bedzie
prawdopodobnie TAXA sama jak
rady alianckiej w Wersalu. We'll
ka Brytania, Francya, Wiochy i
Stany Zjednoczone odbywac be-
da swe posiedzenia bez przerwy,
wzywajac mniejszych Sprzymie-
rzenc6w po kolei W kwestyach ieh
tylko dotyczacych. Osobne poslu
chanie otrzymaja take MOVIE pan
silva: Poiska, Czecho-S fowacya
Tugo-Siawia. Konferencya wsts-
pna rozpocznie swe obrady pra-
wdopodobnie II grudnia. Zaiat-
wi sic ona re sprawami technicz-
.nemi i skresli program traktatu
pokoiowego W ogolnych gary
sach. Kiedy te ogolne zasady be-
ia przyjete i podpisane, narody,
kt6rych one dotyczyt beda, roz-
poczae NIGGA regularne zycie,
eksperci zas zabiora sic do opra-
cowania szczegoi6w, ktore pc
akonczeniu stanowic beda osta--
teczny traktat pokojowy.
WILSON ME D IA
sIADAL PREY STOLE.
Ma pokiadzie George Washing
ton, 10. grudnia. Prezyden'
Wilson. prawdopodobnie ME be-
die zasiadai osobiscie PREY stole
konferehcyjnym, ale reprezento'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

wany bedzie przez swych delega-
tow, ~pozostajac W scisiym porozu
mieniu z naczelnikami delegacyi
reszty narodow, gotow W kazdej
chwili do rozstrzygniecia kwe'
styi, jake mu beds przedstawio-
ne. Premier francuski Clemen-
ceau bedzie najprawdopodobniej
rrezydentem konferencyi re
wzgledu ma to, re Kongres odby-
wa sic we Francyi. iPrezydent
Wilson sprzeciwia sic tataosci o.
brad a sprzyja takiemu postepo-
waniu jaki jest W senacie amery-
kanskim W Waszyngtonie, gdzie
reprezentanci prasy maja wszel-
kie u{atwienia i moznosc raportc-
wanna o kazdej sprawie. Pewna
tajnoSc jest konieczna, ale mogio-
by sic to urzadzic tax jak jest W
senacie amerykanskim, gdzie ko-
mitet ola spraw zagranicznych o.
mawia tajnie delikatne sprawy a
.potem ~przedstawia je ca}ej Izbie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
walecznosc.
WIELKIE. PoLU,
DNIOWO SLOWIANSKIE.

Belgrad, 10. grudnia. - Ludy
pofudniowo-siowianskie: Siowen-
cy, Kroaci, Serbowie, ktore ME
dawno temu jeszcze ~podlegaly
radon monarchii austryacko-we
gierskiej, postanowiiy poiaczye
sic re Serbia W jedno pahstwo
pod tymczasowa regencya ksie--
cia Aleksandra serbskiego; wy
syiajac zawiadomienie o tym kro-
ku do pahstw alianckich i Ame--
ryki, narody tie zadaja, ably Wiosi
ewakuowaly te Geese terytoryum
austryackiej monarchii, ktora ma
ley sic Jugo-Slowianom ma mo-
cy prawa narodowosci. Take po-
stanowienie ~powzieia rada Jugo-
slowian W Zagrzebiu, ktora wy
slala z posrod siebie q czionkow
do Belgradu z propozycya do
ksiscia regenta s~erbskiego. Ksia.
re przyjai rade II siebie i zgodzil
sic, re bedzie zasiadat W Belgra-
die jakoreprezentant swego ma
rodu az do czasu zwolania zgro-
madzenia prawodawczego, &C
rast9pic ma W przeciagu szesciu
nliesiecy po zaURrciu pokoju,
WILSON ODWIEDZI PAPIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

PrGwie ks3dy Doiski Ag0At reat
no4ciowy ogiasza sic " DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM BOY niedednokIotniai
prsekonal sic. - II aajlsDtaj mo
A unlacA .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10

,Dziennik chicagosk" molina
larnawlae u nsstepujacych agen-
tow: Jones. SS27 N. Troy utica,
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IA w DNIU as


Paryz, 10. grudnia. - T. N.
Page, amerykanski AMBASSADOR do
Wloch, odwiedzis wczoraj Waty-
kan i oznajmii, re prezydent Viii
son zlozy urzedowa wizyte papie-
FOWL i kardynalowi Gasparri, Sc
kretarzowi stanu, w dniu % CRU
dnia, mowi depesza z Rzymu do
1 emps.
EX-KAJZER CHORY7
Amerongen, 10. grudnia. -
Rozchodza sic Cd pewnego czasu
wiesci, re byly cesar niemiecki,
Wilhelm II zapadi ciezko ma zdro
win i re lekarz jego Berlina
przybyi do Holandyi, ably go usu
mac z zamku, w ktorym dotych--
czas przebywa do szpitala ola ner
wowych p%acyentow. lime raporty
m6wia, re jest zupe}nie zdrowy.
Wieksza Geese swego czasu spe'
dza byiy monarcha ma studyowa-
niu i pisaniu; prowadzi takze bar
do szeroka korespondencye, clio
c;az znacznie mniej otrzymuje Ii
stow, anizeli wysy}a.
Momentum, 10. grudnia. -
Maksymilian Harden, wydawca
berlihskiej Zukunft mial powie-
dziec do correspondence Express,
&c opinia o byiym cesarzu niemic-
ckim "a granica jest zupelnie fall
szywa. Cesarz Wilhelm II mic
chciai wojny i ME jest osobiScie
"a mia odpowiedzialny; byi on
tylko Slepem narzedziem w lie
kach, militarystow niemieckich,
ktorzy uwazali go "a tchorza.
Harden zaznacza, re byly cesarz
minal sic zupelnie re SVEN powo-
l1:niem. Powinien on bye wiasci'
cielem jakiegoS teatru lub kaba-
retu, z natury BOWEN byi wicl-
kim aktorem.
HISZPANIA oDWOLUJE
z BERLINA.
Madryt, 10. grudnia. - Urze--
dowa gazeta w Madrycie ogiasza,
re ambassador hiszpahski W Berli-
ME otrzymai dekret, z~walniajacy
60 z urzedu ambassadors dla ME-
mice. WczeSniejsze t~elegramy do
Mostly, re premier hiszpahski "a
mierzal wydalic ambassadors ME
mieckiego w Madrycie i jego
sztab "a spiskowanie przeciwko
dynastyi krolewskiej.
GENERAL NIEMIECKI IDZIE
POD SAD.
Paryz, 10. grudnia. - w Met
zu przyaresztowaly wladze VOL
skowe Aliantow generaia niemie-
ckiego Won Tesma "a to, re ma
.poczatku wojny rozkazal on are
sztowac i stracic 112 obywateli
belgijsE;ch w Arlon w Belgii.
.Twierdza, re jest to pocaatek ma
gonki ma wysokich oficyalist6w
niemieckich, w ktorych gronie
znajdzie sic take byly cesarz
Wilhelm i nastepca tronu.