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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04

breaiEfnst Walked 70 ne theatrs and
back always and have continued II
matinee days a. we'll No candy. not
even tcs cream soda
eENDS CAKE TO HER LOVER ~
MAIL
~ 20 - bed early. - early - my
work win permjt and set up early.
do eli my own cooking and my house.
work" She took the reporter into hsi
spotless white kitchen. See. I'm max.
ing q chocolate cake for-for-well. fol
the sailor boy out on the deep blue
sea. ] send Il to him by mail.
Hes seen mo since I grew thin. ant
he loves me just twice a. much a. HI
did before. for he knows that had Il
deprive myself OF lots OF things liked
No man can love n rat woman. no mat
ter how young she may be or pretty
Fatness and love don't mix any mor'
than ice-cream and beer.
Yes, would do Il all over again.
have to keep on doing It. have a spe
cial course OF gymnastics I go throug,
every night and morning. I WASH
really made to be fat" The daint,
comedienne lifted up her skirt Just .
wee bit and exposed a delicate, SHAPED,
silk encased ankle.
See. my feet are small. wear q
1874 shoe and 6is glove, My bone
are all small. 1t was just the open
care-free life In the country that mad
birds, the chickens and the bees for al
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
RUeH's SKIN NOT ENOUGH.

GARY. IND. NOV. A-rhree moro men
her father. her brother and her sweet
heart-Gavs up nifty square inches OF
skin for the burned body of Miss Ethel
Smith. for whom Billy Rugh. the news
man. gave his life by allowing . Grip
pied limb to be amputated for Its skin.
The operation was performed this af,
ternoon at a local hospital.
Charles Smith. the father; Ray Smith
twenty-ore. her brother. and Roy Rob
erts. twenty-one. her sweetheart, gave
the skin. When Rugh gave his limb MOI
enough skin was obtained. It 10 said
Miss Smith will be well In . month.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04

$50 Overcoats at $3.50
$la to $l6 grades. Long
back-belted, all DOL
double-breasted coats with
a convertible collar; SERGE
lined.
$40 Overcoats, $3.50
Atwood c h in c hilla,
blue, brown, gray, oxford;
wool lined; convertible
collar; sizes 8 to 10 years.
Third floor. New Stewart Bldg.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
$3.50 Suits for Sc

$3.50 Suits for Sc
Atwood; two pairs Of
knickers, full-cut and full
lined; double-breasted and
Norfolk jacket models; 7
to Is years.
$3.50 Suits for SIS
Blue chcviots - all wool
with two pairs full-cut
and full-lincd Knockers
with each suit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04

most whole year. 20 there was . rsa.
son.
II any girls are In danger Of losing
thsir sweethsarts or husband because
OF tyrannical tat, let them start the
ehink thing hrst and love will find a
way"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04

JmVuAn OASpod
~wha& has che Cot, some nsw sshUious
0nia end tasting hssssh 70 dsathf'
Nope" said he tyats soaEs u,Aueoef.
sWogss than thak-Shs's In love"
'Lovs-,ovs." cried Haymsn. what
~ love rot 10 % with azxf How
Asss she fail IN love and spoil . fat
part iiis ehasf Why. rs prspostsrous
shes an anarchist-just listen to The
laughs she isn't gstting-because shs's
skinny. AL OF Pinero's hnss ruined
ruined-sacrilese-sa Send .
wireless for Toy Templeton. and make
her get q selected menu from Diamond
Jim Brady and-and-'' Hayman turned
weak and gaping 20 the frightened
stage manager. IRE that love thinned
soubrette--shs can have her love but not
her part"
ayes. It's all true" said the svelte
Miss Lowrie TO an Evening World man.
In her cozy apartment on East Twenty
seventh street to-day. "They handed
me- my two-weks notice beca use lost
almost fifty pounds in little more thar,
two months. ] don't blame them. for
my thinness spoiled the part. A fat
woman has to play It." She smiled
happily don't care. I lost the part
but saved my heart from a worse blow.
"What did do7 Well. frst I thought,
oh. real hard. Concentrated my mind on
all things pertaining TO leanness.
could almost see the ounces disappear,
Really, ! haven't got a dress that I car
wear without having 1t entirely made
over. Even my mghties are so big fol
mo that could 20 to bed in them
twice.
''After getting the thought thinl
started I diminished my bill OF fare
You see life on my miniature farm hat
given me the appetite OF q iaborins
man. After i came to the city ant
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04

cannot be found in any other shoe, b..
cause they ensure the proper distribu-
ton OF the body-weight throughout the
foot.
Anatomik Shoes are for men, women
and children. Look very much like
other shoes, but are entirely different In
principle. They are made In high and
low style, black, tan and white.
DR., Harlan P, Cole, the inventor Of
the Anatomik shoes is here every dsy
except Saturday, between A and s o'clook.
to aa .,4s ms ms approve Of the fitting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
07OYS, TOO, MAY SHARE IN THE ELECTION
|D| DAY ECONOMIES

The result Of a fore
handed purchase Of cloth
before the remarkable rise
in price. ,.a
Norfolk an d double
breasted models; sizes 7 to
II years.
$3.50 Overcoats, S6
Long, all wool rough
fancy mixtures, single
breasted; IL to Is years;
and bclted polo coats-
many wool-lined-for boy
of 6 to IL years. ~
Broadway, corner Of Eil ata.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
NECKTIES AT SOC

In Is plain shades of rep silk-pure.
not thread of cotton in it.
We never take tie out of makers
stock.
Always there is some better thing we
insist upon-either improved shape or
better quality of material.
These surpass any tie we ever sold
for soc.
Burlington Arcade floor. New Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
News Oddities
Hat Trimmed With Real Money
That the MiLLiner Doesn't Get

&-What to be OF the most novel OF
recently nsde here and m due go great
locked vault hat that Is trimmed wih green
backs orndnsentcd Wtth gold pieces
In trimming she used neipc
50 bills three SI0
With eight $40
bills; each Of 81 denomina
now top of a Of ory Sc bills
brin 81 bills The
$40 gold
SEQ gold The hat has not been IN
public
dAnos' ano ner own e'eAuoh
eat
elected
shadow Of the sacred goldfish
.
There and ne shivsrsd from c"d
of .
By leading the grand march At dance
yrsnm.n thirty second.
o, H,oenc Conference says
ce've t1cces; tn5onts under tdaot IN scientific deono
tom
Ohio
EVENING zooIunr for shooting quail in New York
whale. msn.e. nason IN the nssrns Sea. @ hog Is carried on
carries lighted cigarette
hall Of the Unipersiy Valparaiso
fire.
meeting of the
evening
N Bit will be too late for
cacks Judge ruled It impossible
District Of co,umu. had TO ehoo., sv..n
The Southwest WORTH fourteen year.
a. has tust obtained divorce
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04

Father Johns Medicine
- ~ ~ vAsls systsa. 4 ~ -. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
SHOES AT 1926

Tan, calf, patent leather, black k.,i.
luton, lace and blucher. Three high
toe styles in all sizes, mostly 5 to 8. Four
conservative styles in all sizes. All made
for this seasons selling.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
SHIRTS AT ST

of woven corded madras, bought by the
maker in accordance with an understand
ing had with us, made up in IL patterns
furnished by us, each pattern printed
in four tones--black, blue, lavender and
gray.
We have no shirtings in our regular
81 so stock to match these shirts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
CREATCOATS AT SIS

Single and double-breasted greatcoats
rough finish, sturdy, all-wool cheviot-
in several shades of gray and brown
bclted back split sleeves. welted seams
giving smart lines to conference.-the
collar.
Overcoats that regularly sell for $50
and $25.
In the New Store for Men, Broadway of Eighth.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
[N1EN'S OVERC OATS AT $3.50

T1V1 Sngebreasted knee length belted back Shetands
" thick SOFT fluffy and shoulders lined with satin; in
blue Oxford and Cambridge and brown and green mixtures
Shoulders natural cuffs turned back pels well shaped Patch
pockets and split sleeves distinctive All
stitched twice quarterback width all inner pped with
These regularly sell for $685. Burlington Arcade foo, New punanx
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
WELCOME A. THE FLOWERS
IN MAY.


Last AugsaSt Ne actrsas h1sd n auee-
mobile with rs1nourosd Gpstn0s - bring
her from Ar AnEm at RE- 70 Droadway
20 that shs GAUht oonvsvs wtth AT
Hayman, Oharees TSohman's manager.
shout her winter sngAGsmmG ~ osr
100 pounds enoassd teDs1k n ~ doorway
Of Mr.. Hayman's o@los. shutflng out
the welcome dra0ght. W4ldh enussd the
manager 10 hook up auboh1v nom his
desk. he rtsd SnehusinsetoaAl0 - -
welcomed har;
'Orsat! ImmsWsi IuR ~ ta1ngi
You're Just wea& went Or tie ~ part
h Billie Burks's naw poav. was going
- consult the owner Of . ulE0us side-
show. but you're It-you'rs u,sds Tor the
part"
Before the indignant Miss Lowris
could DO disboiged from the doorway
. a0ned contract wac In her hand. She
1poared a< the figures q contained, and
- they were Utmost ~ largo - her
oWn shs swauowsd her tndAGnation and
rStnusd 10 her farm-
That svsnAng she toad uh,s dAshlmx leu
tenant that she Wa ths newest thing In
~ oomsdisnnss IA Broadway. and his
aHaor droppsd 10 ssro. 20 Nsss Lowrie
o.aAs her dscis1oo. she began hrst by
Ghau,nng h&sAf thin. Next she began
Osstang up at n ths morning and MIX
~ her own COW. feeding her own
ah1ahn. hosang her own corunead and
0annng oour miiss TO the village every
0nsnlng TO get one souvenir postal card.
Ard % suocsssf,h 0.as the ersbwlh6as
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
FAT ACTRESS
BANTS HERSELF
< OUT OF A Job
jeanette Lowrie Fined Be-
cause She Got Too Thin
for Her Part !.
ALL. DONE FOR LOVE.
Her Fimce, a Naval Officer,
b Got Cold Feet When She
Got Too Fat.
ALL. DONE FOR LOVE.

~WAe n0b3s dssds have been commit
~ IN ne name Of towel Kings have
~ tAslr ,dngdoms. princes their In
Ay4tanos. caAlow youths their bank
-. 1pnd fsthsrs their goa&s-and
xsanstts Lowsis her faHi Yes. her sps-
slAsay sngagsd fati Not after tonight
GAs1l she attempt 20 waddis A. the
Oesss Mr.. stsduiph In ''Ths Mind-ths-
HAtna Orr At the Lycsum Theatre, for
Ar figure last September. - plump -
- turkey on Thanksgiving Eve when
drought to the block. u now reduced
- the slcnderness of the snipe that
slAmps over ne pond.
Love dh NJ
y one Of the sraU. msnecing battle
a1us thst protest the honor OF our M
don there b . handsome. dashing Msu-
tenant. For two years he has loved
jeanette end BEEN loved By her. Put
last summer. in spite Of the tempsra-
turs. his love began to cool with each
pound Of avoirdupois that sncircled it,
cruel heaviness about her once eighteen
lnch waist. AZ her weight Increased.
his ardor cooled. until she looked with
dsspair at her loved ones heart thor
mometer and found the mercury sink
Ing near the freezing point.
Art. the alluring attraction Of life be-
hind the curtain. even the salary en-.
veiope. becomingly stout in keepirs
with its owner. all were forsaken In
tie face Of the now danger. skinny.
meas or death" became Miss Lowrisa
slogan. mo one loves . tat man." che
whispered desperately to herself. and
added. Neither does . man like 4
split his coat sleeves trying to sucircl<
q ts-inch waist liner
WELCOME 40 TIVE FlowGRe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
SHOES

n Wear a pair on election night'
|A andyou will have nofoot-strain'
You will be able to walk for
hours without firing. For walking in
itself. as any physician will tell you. does
not tire, The weight bearing foot
muscles. In any shoe but Amatomik. weaken
under the steady strain and the whole
body tires In sympathy,
Put on A pair OF Anatomik shoes and
you viii get a support, security, steadt7
assa md ssRsFsl Rekssgmaess which
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
SPECIAL VALUES.

MEMS HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores.
500 dozen Shirts Of Imported Madras and
Percalc,- soft, plain and plated bosoms. Size
1872 to Is. value ZOO. l.Zo
400 dozen Four-in-hand Scarfs, made of Inn
ported Silks in plain and fancy colors. oOc
value 100
600 dozen Pure Silk Knit Four-in-hand Scarfs
crochet weaveS in plain and heather mixtures
value ZOO. S5c
ESQ dozen Pajamas of Madras, Percale and
Fine Mercerized Fabrics. Military and low cut
models. value ZOO. / .35
$50 dozen Night Shirts of Cambria, neatly
trimmed. Low cut, full size value zsc. Soc
Sweater Coats in Grey, Blue and White.
value 400. Z.S5
Terry and Wooden Blanket Robes 80. $50
values 500 and 500
Wooden Mackinaw Goats of Fancy Plaid Ma
terials,- Norfolk and plain models 5.Z5
value $50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
LOUNGE Pillow Cover.

New in lounge pillow covers is a
square of huckaback toweling in nat
ural linen shade It's entire surface is
decorated with 4 bold 4, sian ii paiplc
rlcmatis done With coarse SIX floss,
the BACKGROUND hvihg afterNard silcd
III with pale green linen thread ran in
darnng stitch The back Of tho cover
IS OF silk in 4 shade matching the elc.
MATHS floss and the heavy cordagc
which finishes the seams Of the four
sides Equally charming is Il co> N Of
white Irish linen This is embroidered
III a conventional lotus design With An
Oriental mixture Of colors IN wash.
able LOSSES and done III a Iona. heavy
stitch The bach is Of the plain Irish
linen and lis only trimming is thr veal
iop,d hAttonhole .d@ing worked Wlll
tall red floss and marchnr n i.R n
ri the emhruid aed side ot the ra4rr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
ODD MATERIAL AND DESIGN
Gown Of Moonlight Blue Satin Some
thing of a Novelty in Sar-
toria Affairs.

4 beautifal coNn for recent occa-
sion was made in shade of moon
light blue satin OF the soitcst con-
slStency. known as poau de suede.
The gown opened over A petticoat OF
he muHsScl;rc Il. Sole, while one
side Of the cor>acc was likewise OF
The tilmy fabric relieved with trim
mings Of dull gold
Another gown for the same occa-
sion was in supple and beautiful
gold tissue shot With tlageolet green.
The front OF the gown was draped
with 4 spoon-shaped panel of flower
patterned Brussels lace. yelled with
a shadowy drapery of hageolet green
tulle Illusion. while the tissue was
left uncovered at the back. The cor
sage itself was hidden under q soft
iichu drapery of Brussels lace. show.
ing little gathered tucker OF pure
white chiffon. while over it was the
same soft shadow yelling Of green
tulle Illusion, the drapery entirely hid.
ing the sleeves.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
an ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
THE ANNEXATION TO THE
CITY OF LAKELAND OF GER.
TAIN TERRITORY LYING
OUTSIDE AND C0NTIGU-
GUS THERETO.

lic il ordained by III" 'oancll OF the
cuy Of Lakeland
section / That dpon - ompIi
ahco with ih" laws a. 81 oli ~ ar
ii g. ton tirp ol tn, charter at tA'
Cit Of Lakeland, the following do
ciibod territory lying outside am!
ton'i2uous - til" limits of the I'll.
e.! l.ahelaud .hal b. and become p
parl ol tn. territory of the city a.
Lakeland and said territory and thu
ihl ab.Hu'a thereof shall bc uhjcrf
- III. jurisdiction of said city. 10.
wit: That territory which lies be-.
tween the pres u; orporatt Limit
OF the Cit, al lakeland, which d.
described as follow Begin 1T tn.
northeast corner Of section ciehtecU
GNb, township iwenty-cight t2At.
south OF range jWcnty-four go.
east. Whence run west along tho sec
tion line TO the northeast corner o.
lie northwest quarter Of tho north
l.cs' quarter of section tiirt'on
tI3l township twcnty-ciah' t2S
soath. RANGE twonty-thrco t2%t
cast, thence south to tn aarth"as'
corner al the northwtst q4 rtor oi
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
SIN MI SlI..

ur iaEsl
orr ae ciru ga aai ~
r,N altA, rloridl oa 'ha ~
das Is lul>, tol2, IN tat II Earl
qaa Matter Tr;mn,} James
NJ Robinson and Vt q h'ata ~
thc nm ., liNr hundred. I>t> "ht
collar and ninety anr cents an9
,wclN ninr dollars and ninety SIS
cent IN. | have levied on and vi
,ypo-e Tor sale before the front door
If the court house in Barlow, Flor
ida. on the eth day Of October, lol2
during the legal hours Of sale the
following described property. to-wii
IN undivided onc-half interest IN
lot 4 of block | of Munn's survey OF
Lakeland, Polk county, Florida, ley
led ON rs the property of ". q. Black
4, satisfy said execution and costs
Also lot Is of block W Of Morton
edition 10 Lakeland. Polk county.
Florida, and lot " Of block I; OF Me
Rae a. I.ryant's addition to Lake
!. nd. Florida. levied on as the prop
,1y of James VI Robinson to satisfy
sid execution and costs.
JOHN LOGAN,
: ,5Eri Sheriff
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04

pam ti4. ~i. tAe
pein' and II al'"r-
inG h. .i:
i'es Point ono-qaarie.
g. ri The nurthr2a'
corn ri-htren ,iSl,
10" -la - south
o. r lour ca east
then Gl.t utsl to the norlA
cas- ta" . ~ tie southeast quart !.
OF uasi quarter OF section
el',,s township twrnty-"ia.G
IS range ;wen'N-ihsr
tt%a thence south alone 80
tion 10 The norrhcast corner -
III, III quarter Of lhr souta
east gt,r OF the southeast guar
ter section twcniy-"isht -
sol.l age twcntN three 60. east /.
then asst, paSsins through llol
Inns lh street and IA the rlarsih
~ ig llollinGsMorth; Whence in
al, -lrrly direction along the
mar Of lake llollin2sM to
the = lhrast corner OF government:
lot orr tlI. in section nineteen
ca township twrnty-cight IS
so,It ol range twcnty-four ca
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
Tn Clean Paner.

TO make Il paste that will clean
wall paper. mix a quart Of Hour with
enough water to make stiff dough,
and knead until smooth. Then wipo
the paper with the dough. working
II so that a clean surface will be pre-
scented with every stroke and IN" wall
paper will look lik" new New Haven
Journal Courier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
,-5F'ri

81 TIE CMCEIT COURT, TENT!
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Polk COun-
~, Florida IN Chanccry w. $.
Preston, rs = Irving Page Bill,
10 Rcmo,e loud From Title
II anp.arinn hy the affidavit Of w.
Preston in the above stated cause
II &. Irwin" Pace. the d"fendan
mod ia tho bill Of complaint is II
III resident ~ 'Ap stat" of Florida,
i a resident If the United States.
That there t. 10 per m within the
f. of Florida, the service OF "A
bpocna upon whom would bind
it defendant and that thc said do
ndant is over the aec ni twenty
ap years. il is therefore ordered
Il said non resident defendant be-
Il he is hereby required TO appear
the Bill of Complaint filed in said
use on or before Monday, the tn
rs of October. \ D., 1872. other
isc the ALLEGATIONS Of said bill viii
70 taken as confe sod by said dcfcn-
ant.
" j. further ordered that this or
or be published oncr a week for
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
II NeW
Tailor Shop

Mr.. Pittman the new tailor, has
cgun work IL 'e Raymondo build
ng, room 9 20 comes well recon-
ended lie ha the best line Of
roolens, lates. -t:lcs. Workman
zip guaranteed 10 ladies work
oat suits, jacket ekirte-m made to
our own indiydu measurement.
Also pressing and leaning, both
mems and ladies goods Mr. Pitt
nan is one of the very BEST cutters
and filters in the State TRY HIM.
Room 2, Raymordo building Tele-
phone 309.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04

.-1-oSat
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-04
A Natural Death.

Judge-"im say 'lc men died a
natural DEATH" Witness Yes. your
honor Iudac HHr ! ,h,r"h' he
was shot ." Wi'nsss 80 - Vas.
judge. Bat liz wee prac'icue on the
trombone II -" time. Yomkcrs
Statesman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-25
Te|egramy kTajowe'
Zwyciestwo inzynierow.

Washington, 25 listopada. -
Decyzya, ktora wczoraj podal do
wiadomosci publicznej wydzlai
arbitracyjny, stanowi czesciowe
zwyciestwo inzynierow w liczbie
10000, zatrudnionych ma 81 Ii
mach kolejowych, polozonych ma
wschod Cd Chicago i ma polnoc
cd Cincinnati i Norfolk. CT il
zynierowie zastrajkowali pred
kilkoma miesiacami, zadajac pod
wylszenia placy zreformowania
regui piracy. ~.
w swej decyzyi wydziai zazna-
CA, re publika byla wielce W
tym strajku interesowana, a ma
wet wiecej anizeli koleje lub in
zynierowie, mimo to ME miala
zadnego glosu w sporze zgodzlc
sic musi bez mozliwosci skutecz-
nego protestu ma decyzye zawarta
w kwestyach spornych. Interesy
publicznosci, wedlug raportu,
przewyzszaja interesy inzynierow
i kolei. w razie strajku bowiem,
wielkie miastaw Stanach wschod-
Mich pozbawione bylyby pow
nych artykufow zywnosci. Jedno-
razowy zapas mleka starczy tylko
ma jeden dzien. Po tygodniu trivia
MIA podobnego .strajku, cierpienie
wskutek niego byioby nieopisane.
Azeby wiec zabezpieczyc inte-
resy publicznosci, trzeba wybucln
strajku usunat poza sfere mozli-
wosci. A to osiagnac MONA jedy-
ME droga konisyi stanowych fe-
deralnej, ktore powinny bye ma
tychmiast ustanowione, ktore
mialyby mad zorgsnizowana pra-
ca te sama wiadze, co inne ko-
misye maja mad t. wv. quasi
publicznemi korporacyami. Ten
punkt decyzyi jest nietyle zwy-
ciestwem dla inzynier6w, lie dla
szerokiego og6iu, korzystajacego
posrednio lub bezposrednio z ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-25

rzy kiIkadziesiat osob uwieziono.
Paryz, e5 listopada = Socya-
liSci czionkowie Federacyi Pra-
cy odbywaja zgromadzenia, na
kt6rych radza, jak przeciwdziaiac
zbrojeniom i wojnie, grozacej ca
lei Europe; przebieg zebrah spo-
kojny. .. .... o..,.. -a F..
Bazylea, Szwajcarya, 25 listo-
pada. = Odbywa sic tu miedzyna-
rodowy kongres socyalistyczny
zjechalo sic 500 CORA delegatow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-25

z wojny.

Belgrad, 25 listopada- = Odpo-
wiedz Serbii ma ultimatum Au-
stryi, protestujace przeciwko Edo
byczom serbskim ma wybrzezach
Nora Adryatyckiego, ma bye cd
mowna pretensye austryackie
odrzucajaca. Jednoczesnie Rad
serbski mial wydac polecenle
dwu swoim armion, ably Mace
donii, ktora wIaSnie zdobyiy ma
Turcyi - zwrocily sic powro-
tenn ku poInocy, ku granicy au-
stro-serbskiej. Belgrad, ktory
Jest forteca umacnia sic ma wypa-
dek wojny j blezenia.
Wiede1, 25 istopada. - Odby-
ly sic tn W Budapeszcie wielkie
burzliwe demonstracye studen-
tow siowianskich ma korzySc Ser
BIZ.
- Rad austryacki powoAaI do
sIuzby wszystkich marynarzy
zapasowych; wczoraj mieli juz
stawic sic ma okrety, do ktorych
przynaleza. Austrya planuje wiel-
ka demonstracye floty pod Du-
razzo portem ma Adryatyku, "a
jetym ostatnio przez Serbow Ro-
wnoczeSnie powoiano do siuzby
zapasowych lekarzy pielegniarki
szpitalne.
Petersburg, 25 listopada. Ro-
sya stale wyraznie i stanowczo
DO stronie Serbii popiera jej da-
zenia Lu Adryatykowi; stosunki
austryacko-rosyjskie naprezone
sa do ostatecznoSci; W Kr6lestwie
Polshem w krajach Czarnomor-
skich odbywa sic mobilizacya,
wieden, 25 istopada. = Po-
twierdzaja sic wiesci o mobiliza-
cyl W Galicyi i W Bosnii; ma obn
pograniczach. rosyjskiem j serb
skiem Austrya ma juz po 100000
zo4nierzy pod bronia.
Donosza Berlina, ze ba-
wiacy tam nastepca tronu au-
stryach, arcyksiaze Franciszek
Ferdynand odbywa konferencye z
ces. Wilhelmem, ktory moze be-
die posredniczya Pomiedzy Au-
strya a Rosya.
- Gazety austryache z Gaia
pewnoscia stwierdzaja, re Rosya
mobilizuje okTegi wojskowe War
szawy, wilma, Kijowa j odessy;
do Kr6lestwa Polskiego nadcho-
dza oIbrzymie transporty woJsk'
broni amunicyi. w odpowiedzi
ma te przygotowania Austrya
zmobilizowala 8 korpusy na po-
graniczu rosyjskiem wv GalicyD.
= Dyplomacya Praeuje dniem
noca mad ziagodzeniem nieporo-
zumienia austro-rosyjskiego, ist-
nieja podobno jeszcze nadzieje, ze
uda sic pokoj utrzymac.
Rad austryacki zaprowadzh
bardzo scisia cenzure wiadomosci
O woinie stosunku Austryi do
Rosyi Serbii.
Sofia, 25 listopada. - w ciagu
ostatnich u godzin sytpacya as
gl6wnym planie woiny niewiele
sic zmieniaa, chee " Konstanty-