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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26
'ECIAL PRIVILEGE IN THE
CABINET

Pre- ,ident Wilson'S position as the
foe of special privilege Is secure in
the public mind Few people will
question his sincerity or HE purpose,
however they may differ concerning
his methods. We must await some
other reason TO explain in the fullness
OF time why he gives special repre-
sentation in his cabinet Secretary OF
Union Labor Wilson Is today as
thorough going representative of
special privilege as ever stepped into
public Life in his country. That he
happens to represent labor instead of
money does not affect the principle
II was to be expected from his record
as union officer that his syInpathies
as cabinet officer would lie with
organized labor a good.natured public
has even tolerated his open partisan.
ship where organized labor is con
cerned But his report on the Mich
igan copper strike stamps him, not as
minister Of justice but as nm
advocate. champion, a defender Of q
special interest to wit, the Bloody,
Glorious ana Anarchistic Western
Federation Of Miners, with whom, he
assumes, the mine owner Sh ould
have agreed 10 meet and confer. lie
does not know, according 10 this
report. that his own democratic COVER.
nor in Michigan laid the trouble in
the copper country to the red flag He
does not know that this same governor
ia November CARR I'd Houghton county,
where ne had sent the state troops,
and carried il with the AID OF the
lners votes He does not know that
an upper peninsula jury has convicted
one of the strikers of murder and the
whole Western Federation of con-
spiracy TO assault and riot He does
not know enough about fairness to
sit In judgment on any matter where
his own pet interest is involved and
he ought to be asked TO resign. -
Detroit Saturday Night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26
becomes insistent.

becomes insistent
When Colonel Roosevelt lett the
Republican party il was on the verge
Of becoming progressive in the fullest
political meaning Of the term. | still
mold the opinion that the organization
of the Progressive party WAS great
mistake but not an Intentional one.
Those who brought il forth honestly
thought they were doing the country
an administrative service IL now
transpires that the fight must be
nearly all gone over again. The
Republican party is today more
progressive than the Democratic party
and is more sane in its progressivism
The entire tendency Of the times is
progressive. Consequently if young
men OF progressive thought will alige
Themselves Independently ana courage.
ously with the Republican party they
can in due season make that party as
progressive as il should be. Just at
the-moment the pendulum swings the
other way. here has been too much
political agitation, and the country as
a patient has been kept on the
operating table too continuously.
Reforms can never be successfully
brought about without giving time for
conditions to adjust themselves to
them. They are just a. much a
matter OF growth as morals and
intellectual development and anything
else that requires time Tor fruition.
81 was splendidly pleased with
Secretary Bryans speech at Ann
Arbor In my opinion the greatest
work demanded in the country today
9 the decommercialization Of liquor.
Probably next 10 that would be the
regulation Of the profit corporations.
In these two causatious reside the
greatest cost Of living and the most
misery. II only half the money
expended for alcohol were saved. and
avarioious men were not permitted TO
take more toll than reasonable business
requires down would 20 the cost Of
living amazingly, and there would
be striking bettermeut in living con-
ditions that make for Improvement in
hygienic physical and economical
life.
at is net necessary Tor mon OF
progressive thought at once to have
power or place They are the political
scouts OF ali epochs and after scouting
they are to make their reports In
teaching form to the people.
As Tor myself, ] shall contin ue to
tie Republican until the Republican
party i either dead or absolutely i'm
possible. II is far from being either
won
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

The Michigan supreme court did
a mastery job of splitting hairs last
Monday when decision was handed
down in which il was held that the
state law against railroads blocking
crossings for more than five minute
does not apply against the Pere Mar
quette because that road is IN the
hands Of receivers The court held
tina, inasmuch as the law does not in.
clude the word receivers no action
could be taken against the road
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

That the Democratic party is
rapidly becoming bcoze.led and
boss. ridden" and that the hope OF
Progressiveism lies with those young
men who VIII align themselves indie
pendently and courageously with the
Republican body, and work for that
party regeneration. is the assertion
OF former Gov. Chase s. Osborn, in an
editorial. in current Issue Of the
Progressive Herald
Mr.. Osborn praised Secretary OF
State Bryan for the latter S Ann
Arbor declaration against the run
traffic and said that in his opinion
tic greatest work demanded IN the
country today i3 the decommcrcialila.
ton Of liquor
Mr. Osborns editorial in full,
follows
Il have been in the hunting woods
and have Just returned and have your
note Nov 10 asking me to write
something FOR the Progressive Herald
ahout my opinion as 10 the hest course
for men Of progressive thought and
ideas to pursue
In order 10 arrive az a destination,
II is necessary to take the right road
and the proper train Ia order 90
achieve anything one must haye a
vehicle Men OF progressive ideas in
governm Mt must select the party that
offers then. tie most consideration and
the greatest likelihood Of adopting
their ideas, and that at the same time
possesses the fewest objections in other
ways.
I'm my opinion the Democratic
party is quickly becoming booze led
and boss-riddon Those who have
personal axes to grind, legitimate or
illegitimate, always flock 10 the organi.
zation in power They are always
opportunities.
Throughout all the ages men ~
real progre sseive thought and action
must have been content to teach and
bide their time There are those who
sow in the morning and expect TO reap
in the evening One cannot set out a
Baldwin apple tree one year and
gather the fruit the next
ITO lead and teach and preach for
Improvement Involves patience that
becomes tedious TO tho undisciplned
mind and the itense temperament often
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26
Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting Of the Stockhold.
ers Of the Finnish a. Swedish Mercan-
tile Association Of CRYSTAL Falls Mich,
for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF
sucn other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting, will be held
at the Office Of said Association on tho
ith day Of January 1915 at r. NJ.
3 wks VIM Rosenquist, Mgr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26
LAWYER LOST IN DESERT.
Denver Man Subsists Five Days On
Contents of Can Of Milk.

OIuNcT wan OdbSiSAb TIVE Jays On
Contents of Can OF Milk
Furnishing, crawling on his hands
and knees like an animal and close to
madness. Samuel III Baker, n promI
nent Denver attorney, real estate and
mining broker. arrived at Thompson
Utah, after having been lost for Eve
days IN the Utah desert
He had been without food or water,
and his only sustenance came from a
small can OF milk which he had put
I'm his pocket whom he St0rted out
Baker and NJ. J. Gill of Denver had
gone 10 Salt Valley twenty two miles
southeast Of Thompson. 10 inspect some
radlum properties Baker, provided
only with 4 light lunch. hired a horse
and cart and set out alone across the
desert At night he reached a sheep
camp and turned the horse out TO
Craze. The animal returned TO Thomp.
son
The following morning Baker. fan.
ing TO find his horse, started out on
foot I'm search Of the animal. lie reach
ed his uranium claims. but. continuing
his search FOR the strayed animal, be
came lost.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

First puDllcatlon Lee 80 i'lf ie'' >
Jan. 16, 1915
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IS
county of Iron,
Az Session of the Board Of Super
yisors OF Said County Held at the
Court House. in the City Of Crystal
Falls, in Said County, on the 18th day
OF December, A. d 1914
WHEREAS. thirteen ll3l petitions
from as many townships, precincts
and wards OF Iron county, state Of
Michigan. praying that the manufac
ture OF liquor and the liquor traffic be
prohibited in said county, have been
laid before the board Of supervisors OF
said county at the present session of
the board 10y the county clerk Of said
county, which petitions have been
duly examined and upon examination
it appears that such petitions have
been signd by more than one third Of
the qualified electors of said county as
shown by the returns and canvass of
the general election for state officers
held in said county, in November
i9ll,
The board finds that the highest
vote cast for any state officer in said
county al the said last general election
was Two Thousand Two Hundred and
Forty Six t2246 votes, and that the
said petitions have been signed by
Nine Hundred and Eighty One t9sll
electors Of said county
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

lf the press reports concerning tine
threat OF the Cologne Gazette are
correct one would be lead to believe
that the Germans are inclined 10 AK
unreasonable thing of the United
States The report ~ that IL the
United states refuses TO furnish
Germany with gasoline that Germany
will prohibit the importation Of
American gasoline to that county fer
all time. Gasoline has been declared
to lie q contraband or war and the
United States by contenancine tho
shipments Of gasoline would bo liable
TO a claim for damages after the war
! over Jast as England was No the end
Of our civil war.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26
TEST WAR AERopLANF,'

One of Interesting Exhibits a.
ma-Pacific Exposition Grou,a'
OF the hundreds of working i,
trial exhibits ranging from CONN.,
cotton mill down TO n sewing ms.s]
the aeroplane factory 0lant MIN \
doubtedly be one OF the most iu,s''
ing of the practical displays 4, h
grounds OF the Panama -Paclac n.
national exposition
Silas Christopherson has made h.
lights In the new United ,hates n,
flying boat from the exp NytIon n,
This machine is similar to those u,,I
by Christopherson for Japan, e,,,
that the United States navy Shin
considerably larger
Lincoln Beachey has added rert,'
flight TO the list OF aerial gymnasB
for which he Is noted. He has nal
several straight up IN the air" asc.
sions parallel with the 1876 foot Tovs
of Jewels. Beachey recently wrote d
figure 1000 in the clouds above |,
exposition In celebration OF his a
thousandth upside down flight n
deck OF n warship Is being built with
the harbor to give Beachey and 9th
aviators who compete In the await
tournament an opportunity 10 test Til
skill in dropping bombs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26
is taking his place

is taking his place.
The annual high School party was
gwen Thursday The following
program was rendered in the assembly
hall
Solo Bessie Sensiba
THE Otherwise Man'-Mr Burk-
hart
solo-Miss watkins
Piano Solo-Ru Ross
Solo-Ethel Rogers
Piano 500 Hattie Jackson
holy Night German -Gerinan
Class
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

original. as antdad In ii. ).
the proceedings q SAID oo.,s
meeting OF December 18th Az
In testimony whereof,
unto subscribed MY name ana !.
the seal of the Circuit Gopr
county, at the city or Cryv.'
in SAID county, this 9ls II
December A. ID. 1914.
John VI
C)unty C.,,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

No stock Offering will be m ade 20
employees by the u. s. Steel corpora
tion this year because Of the depresIed
condition of the iron market and Of
business IN general.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

Therefore resolved. and il is hereby
ordered that the question whether the
manufacture Of liquors and the liquor
traffic be prohibited In said county
Of Iron, state OF Michigan under the
provisions Of Act No cor Of the Public
Acts OF 1889 and the acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto he
submitted TO the qualified electors OF
said county at the next general
election Of township and city officers
IN the several townships and cities in
said Iron county 10 pe held on the
first Monday in April, 1915, TO ascer.
tain whether or not il Is the will Of
the electors OF the county that the
manufacture OF liquor and the liquor
traffic should be prohibited within the
limits of the county.
John Wall,
Clerk OF the Board
w }. Richards,
Chairman 81 the Board Of
Supervisors for the county Of Iron
State Of Michigan, g
County of Iron. %
John Wall County Clerk Of Iron
county, state Of Michigan, do hereby
certify that the above and roregoing.Is
a true and correct transcript compared
by me from the original record OF the
order issued by the board Of guperyis-
ors Of said county calling a special
election on the proposition OF county
prohibition, and OF the whole or such
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-26

Cloverland. Where is Cloverland2
II il the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
AngieIski Okret Wojen-
ny wyleciai W pO-
Wietrze.

sheerness, Anglia, 27 Iistopa--
da. Wielki statek wojenny flo
ty angielskiej Q $4,000 ton po-
iemnosci ,,Bulwark" zostai W por
Gle tutejszym zniszczony wsku--
TEX tajemniczej explozyi: z caiej
zasogi jego wynoszacej cd 700
do 800 ludzi ocalaio zaledwie IA!
Jake So blizsze okolicznoSci zga-
by okretu = mic ME wiadomo,
sledztwo zarzadzone przez VIA
DE moze kiedys pozniej sprawe
wyjasni; jedni utrzymuja, i
wypadek byl powodem explozyi
inni ten CLOS powszechnym
lest - utrzynuia, il zachodzi tn
wypadek szpiegostwa zdrady ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
Rosyanie ma Wegrzech.

Piotrogrod, ~ listopada. - Po
dluzszej przerwie ogloszono zno-
WI rag doniesienie o dzialaniach
ma Wegrzech; okazuje sie,. re Ro-
syanie przekroczywszy Karpaty:
zaieli miasto Mezoe-Laborcz
gdzie stoczono krwawa bitwe, po
kt6rei Apstryacy cofneli sic, po-
zostawiaJac W reku Rosyan $500
jencow W tenn jednego generaia
40 oficerow, oraz caiy konwoj
dziafowy. Rosyanie posuneli sic
dalej zajmujac miasto Humenne.
Take miasta ing (zdaje sic
Ung-var) zostalo zajete ono
wskazuje mete zagonow rosyjs-
:kich W te strone, ley bowiem o
As mil ma poludnie cd granicy ga
1icyickieI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
DALSzE SzCzEGOkY NIEMIECKIEJ KLE-
SKI | ROSYJSKIEGO zWYCIESTWA
BIaga NiemieCka : pod prqgieTzenL
AngiGISki Okrqt WOjGnny wy
IeCiaI W pOWiGtrZG.
z Walk ma Morzach.
Ma zaGhOdnm TGatTzG WOjDy
TRANQUIL POD METZEM.
Z Wojny Serbskiej. Z Wojny Tureckiej
Suez zagrozony.
Nastroje Ba1E<anS<ie.

zostala W znacznej czesci, ME
ledwie w caioSci, otoczona jest
armia gen. .Meckensona; w okoli-
cy pomiedzy Lodzia a Lowi-
czem - ia armia przedarla sic
przez linie frontu rosyjskiego.
kt6ra "a MIA powrotem zamknia
to, odcinajac Mackensona- cd re-
szty wojsk. Armia ia pobita W O.
kolicy Koluszek = jest faktycz-
ME jak w sieci los jej ME jest
ieszcze wiadomy, poniewaz ME
ten korpus zdaje sic do niewoli
zostai zabrany, ale inny W Pobli-
zu Lodzi. Meckensen stara sic w
P1ocka przedostac sic "a
Wisle,a Hindenburg polecii woj-
skom niemieckim Prus, ktore
wkroczyIy Cd strony Dzia}dowa.
by staraly sic poiaczyc Macken-
senem i dopomogly mu w ocale-
niu i wyprowadzeniu matni o.
wei arrnii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27

dniacfr aswoicb rzad6w wSGalicyi
zgora 10 tysiscy osob, a we Lwo
vie w innych miastach stracono
"a ,,zdrade9 poriaditysiac osob.W
caiej Galicyi ustspifjacy Austrya-
ey spalili okolo 1900 domostw )
zagrod. Szczegolnie dawali sic we
znaki Wegrzy, ktorzy zachowy-
wall sic jak W nieprzyjacielskim
kraju, palili, grabili, maltretowa-
Ii kobiety i mordowali mezczyzn,
w jednej wsi publtcznie ukrzyzo-
wano jakaS. rusk q dziewczyne -
"a nsprzyjanie Rosyanom, da-
wanie oporu Wegrom" 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
Z Walk ma ia. Moarzu.

Havre, az listopada. = Donie-
siono tn, IL niemiecka lodz pod
wodna dopadia niedaleko portu
tego angielski statek handlowy
,Malachite" dawszy zalodze III
minut czasu do zejscia ma iodzie
ratunkowe - zatopila okret, po-
czem oddali1a sic. Zaloga przyby-
la iodziami do Havru. ~
z Bergen w Norwegii dono-
sza, IL LODI podwodna niemiecka
u IT. chciala schronic sic do
portu tamtejszego potrzebujac ma
glaco reperacyi ale jej odpowie-
dziano, re tylko pod tym warun-
klein bedzie wpuszczona jesli sic
zgodzi ma rozbrojenie - W mysl
neutralnosci Norwegii; kapitan
lodzi warunku ME przyjai od-
jechal ma peine morze i prawdo-
podobna zgube.
Londyn, ~ listopada. = Z A
ten doniesiono, IL turecki statek
minowy zostal torpedowany / "a
topiony przez rosyjski torpedo
wiec niedaleko Bosforu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27

czems wprost przeriwnem dono,
81: wypadek ten jest charaktefy-
steczhy. dla s,wszyStkich doniesieh
niemiecko austryackich dowod'
ME okazuje ich rzeczywiSta war
toSt. zwyciestwo 1osyjskie po--
twierdziiy rzady prasowe agen-
eye - wioska, francuska, szwe--
dzka, dunska, angielska, hisz--
paiska wszystkie inne. w par
lamencie angielskim lord Kitche-
ner oficyalnie doniosl obu Izbom
o wielkim tryumfie sprzymierzen
ca ma wschodzie i zapowiedAal
ostateczne zwyciestwo sprzymie,
rzencoW. '.. ..,...E . .'--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
WIELKIEZWYCE-
STWOROSYAN.
NIEMCY ma GLOVE
P0BICI.
$4,000 Niemcow W ME
wole wzieto.....

Piotrogr6d, % listopada. =
Potwierdza sic wszystkie donie--
sienia o ogromnej klesce ponie--
sionej przez Niemcow w okolcy
Bury, og{oszono oraz nieco
szczeg6{ow z wielkiej tel bitwy:
najwazniejszym szczego}em jest
wziecie do niewoli ca}ego korpu-
su niemieckiego W iczbie oko}o
$4,000 zo{nierzy; drugi korpus o
takiej samej sile ma. bye otoczo-
ny W okolicy Lodzi i zagraza mu
los TAXI sam, - tenn Jeszcze ME
ma pewnych wiadomoSci. odwrot
Niemcow zamienii sic we wielu
miejscsch W istny pop4och; woj-
ska niemieckie zostaly porozry-
wane, LIMA ich taktyczna zostaaa
zniszczona bezpowrotnie zape-
VINO ieszcze ME jeden dzien u
piynie, MIN sic te wojska znowu
skupia, a Geese ich pewnie
dostanie sic W rece !
pod bron Rosyan. Niemcy w cd
wrocie porzucili masy dzia4, a.
municyi, karabinu6w bagazy
wsr6d bagazy - wzieto pod Ao-
dzia jedna dworska karete, male
zaca bye moze do nastepcy tro-
nu, lub jakiego innego kslecla, a
w karacie znaleziono p4aszcz z
cesarska gwiazda = widocznie
nalezacy do kogos cesarskie}
rodziny. Obecnie boj toczy sic
pod Lodzia; gorace szczegolnle5
walki toczyly sic pod Koluszka-
mi, Strykowem, Brzezinaml, Ro-
govern i Tuszynem = wszystko
TO mieiscowosci niedaleko Lodzi.
w najogolniejszem pojeciu fax
tn Jest to zwyciestwo wieksze
uiz pierwotnie przypuszczano pod
wzgledem rozmiarow, a nastep-
stwem jego bedzie wiele trudno-
Sci dla komenty niemieckiej by
nowe linie obron sformowae
rozgromione wojska rychio do
dalszei walk skupie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27

Berlin, q listopada. = Ptasa
angielska giosi W mySl raportow
rzadowych, re to ME Niemcy W
Krolestwie, lecz Rosyanie zostali
pobici i zdziesiatkowanii do ME
wolf pobrani. Pomiedzy kodzia a
kowiczem wzieli Niemcy do ME
wolf 40 tysiecy Rosyan, zabrali
i'm 70 arrnat, 100 jaszczykow z
amunicya, 156 mitraliez i innych
potrzeb wojskowych Gale masy,
JednoczeSnie jednak dodaja ra-
porty. re sic Niemcom pnie udaio
doprowadzic tel walEi do kohca
decydujacego i dlatego sic cofnie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
Doniesienia niemieckie.

Berlin, 27 listopada. = Donie-
sienia niemieckie przemilczaja
kleske W Kr6lestwie poniesiona
i jak zwykle = o sukcesach
mniejszych i nieznaczacych mic W
rzeczywistosci, donosza Utrzy-
muja tedy, IL W Prusiech Wsch.
wstrzymano w zupelnosci ofen--
sywe rosyjska, a W Krolestwie o.
fensywa ia miala spelznac ma nj
czem w okolicach cd Kowicza do
kodzi. Pod Czestochowa mieli
zostac Rosyanie pobici, pod Kra-
kowem rowniez, ofensywa au--
stryacka ma stamtad postePy
czynic pomyslne.
w Berlinie parliament u
chwalii bez debat 5 niliardow ma
rex ma cele woiny..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
Niemiecka handlowa ma
rynarka znieSiona.

Londyn, 27 listopada. = Szcze-
g6iowa statystyka dotychczaso-
wych dzialah ma morzach wyka--
zuje dowodnie, re W 16-tygod-
mach wojny pojmano hub zatopio
no ogolem 1921 okretow handlo-
wych niemiecRich = co przedsta-
via 1878 ogolnej liczby statkow
w,handlowej marynarce niemiec-
kiei. w tymze czasie zostalo u
sunietych 195 okretow angiels-,
kich,, CO reprezentuje NV ogolnej
1;c1hia' 9 DrOcent 81 .tr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
WALK W GALICYI.
Przemysl zachwiany!..~.. ..

Piotrogrod 27 listopada. - u
rzedowo og}oszorio, IL wszystkie
zewnetrzne forty twierdzy Pre-
mysla zosta1y zdobyte juz przez
wojska rosyjskie: poddanie
twierdzy moze bye kwestya dni
kilku. w Krakowskiem mroz Ii
ma ostra juz nastaia: mgiy panu-
ia ciagie utrudniaja oziaiania
wojenne: wyprawy austryackie
cd Krakowa w Krolestwo - w
strony Miechowa, Kielc RADIO
mia wszystkie zostaly ,odparte l
spedzone powrotem w okollce
Krakowa, ktory cd strony reszty
kraju Jest kompIetnie izolowany.
Urzad austryacki oglosh wlasnie.
re caly ruch pocztowy TELEGRAPH
czny Galicyi reszta Austryi jest
zawieszony : powodu zaJecla
kraju przez Rosyan. RosyJsklS
wiadze organizujac wlasny Ia
rad W Galicyi WschodnieJ u
stanowily komitet, ktory zwie--
dill wszystkie wsie miasta, kto-
.remi sic, cofali Austryacy We
grzy przed nastepujacymi Ro--
syanami zaprotokoioWano
wielka liczbe faktow okrucief--
silva Niemcow Wegrow wzglee-
dem miejscowej ludnosci zwiasz-
cza Rusinow, ktorych podejrze-
wano 0 synnpatye rosyjskie; W
siedmiu powiatach powieszono W
kilku dniach 25S ludzi = wsrod
tego wielu ksiezy ruskich-unic--
kich; ME brakio i kobiet nielet-
mich; ludzi wieszano ma placach
publicznych. Aresztowaiy VIA,
DE austryackie W ostatnlcn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
Walk W Belgii j we
Francyi.

Paryz-Londyn, ~ listopada.--
Najwazniejszym faktem cd vie.
III dni w walkach ma zachodnim
teatrze wojny jest znaczny po--
step wojsk francuskich ostatflio
dokonany W Lotaryngii niemiec-
kiei: Francuzi tam ma prawein
SVEN skrzydle postapili W dwu
dniach ostatnich tax daleko, re So
pod samym prawie Metzem, Q
10 mil cd tel twierdzy niemiec--
LDokonczenie ma str. 6-ell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
Blaga niemiecka : pod
pregierzem.

Londyn, 81 listopada. - Cha
rakterystycznem jest, re wszyst-
kie agencye telegraficzne, wszy-
stkie urzedowe iuformacye zga--
dzaja sic W kwestyi zwyciestwa
Rosyan pogromu Niemcow "
Kr6lestwie, tylko Berlin 9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-27
DaIsze dOniesienia pra-
SOWe.
SOWe.

Piotrogr6d, 27 listopada.
Niema ieszcze scisiych urzedo-
wych raport6w co do bitwy W
Kr6lestwie, ale straty niemieche
W niej obliczaja ma sto tysiecy lu-
dzi. W tenn poiowa wzieta do ME
wolf. Naistraszniel pogromlonl