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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-22
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RliIls.

President Edwin NJ. Foteat of Fur
man University will speak this after
noon at q: 30 o'clock in the Orr Mills
auditorium, under. the auspices os the
extension, department Of The Young
Mems Christian Association of And
erson,.
!. DR.. Poteat is too we'll known In
Andersen for anything OF an intro
duotary- netuie TO be said In this con-
nection. He has preached, here on
several occasions and delivered lee
lures before large audiences. To hear
DR.. Peteat once means that one will
hear him every opportunity there
after. no matter Il 1t entails hard
ship In getting to where he can be
heard.
It, goes without saying that the au-
ditorium will be crowded by those
anxious to hear this brilliant and
powerful speaker.
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COTTON CROP
GRE A EVER
Indicated IA tae csnaus Rurean
Fifth Giaaing Report Of she
J. 4 S; season.

\ WASHINGTON, Nov, a. Possib..s.
tty OF this year's cotton crop eaual-
ling or perhaps exceeding the great
est crop heretofore grown was inds-
Gated today in the census bi:reauss
hifth ginning report OF the season,
which showed the quantities. OF cot
ttnna On, sgiasss e November IL would
be betweeh is. SOC, ,Oe0 ana 16, ,ooe, 900
" Tue Binu ing ror ine perloq Irom NO
yeinher u 20 14 estsbIiahed record
.of u 1795,H62 bales, exceedinx lea year
il0 Z k1SaE1 lialan and I'M IN As8 fIlfs
bales. For the season fbiE YEARS
ginnings exss seded the record By 81 4 z
In Alabama z . Al Ar.ssasss, Floriiasa and
'OkiA Aliona new records FOR ginning %
Nsyember II were established.
s Ginning BY states:
!. AgGbsinh, 1,263:f $50 s AflSausaa 7Ss )
E22S Florida 05, sos. Georgia. 2 0ei =
25l Louisiana 34l,342: Missisajrnf
a3s,S55; North Car0lina 555. 41f or
lahona S4D.63z: South Car6iins u s.
O9f ,a6s; Tennessee sgs, ,40I Texag s.-
'5li.13s: all ether Sfntss 82,336. !. &
Sea island Rinnings !. Florida 2S .7s1 :
Georgia 2S.z7s South Cafollnk / .e46
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FIGHTING IN FLANDERS AND
FRANCE IS GROWING
VERY MILD
TROOPS GIVEN
A SHORT LEAVE
y Is Said 1000, 900 Men Are En-
gaged in the lRFasttlss Oh die
Russo German Frontiers.
tBy t..ss6ciaied Press,

d. b
LONDON, Nov, 21.-aThe extreme
cold weather and the exhaustion of
the troops have virtually brought. the
battle In Flanders and France fo q
standstill.e a desult tory artillery duel
continues at sOIne, points along the
wide front and there has been an oc-
casional infantry attack, but for the
last three days the fighting has been
mild compared with the fierceness of
that which for more than a month
preceded it.
The Germans, Il is thought. have
sent their best troops to the eastern
front ana even in big guns the Allies
appear to have the advantage. There
are no signs, however, OF an offensive
on large scale on the present A,
lies, who doubtless are as badly in
need Of rest as their opponents. In
fact, 1t Is stated that officers and men
who have borne the brnnt OF the fight
ing in the trenches are! being given
short leave
This together with the cancellation
OF the orde r for the removal OF ship
ping from Dun kirk, lis taken to indi-
cate thai the Allies consider their
positions safe and that they do not,
ieonfeEtiplate an immediate forward
movameht 3. 81 ,s;is ~ 4 g
for This seasss... .s..sa hAAs.. ..az. st,e
result viii ghafe s,in. inapo oetant beariiiE.
on the war. interest is s.ii1 tcentered,
on the battles IN Poland. J sAsSe has
been the case he efatoSora when sknpor-S
tant ssyehts were iinpandinE. (. little,
news is coIniiE L ffo,in eitber PatrorSad n,
or Berlin II, Il. known. however, thar
the Germans are !, Offering ) stubborn
resista1ce to the Russian advance In
East Prussia, ..eS tis \ ssy Sis n,
General yvon Hinde denhnTg, command.
er OF the German troops, and Grand
Duke Nicholas, c0narland der-ifia achief
Of the Russians, two .of the greatest
strssseg;sts the ~-ss:: ..:ss ..:ss .s;s! are
maneuvering for positions between
the Vistula and the Warta, and Il big
battle is in progress on the Cracow-
SsSi5t0Jnuwa mne between II Russian
and Austro-G German forces. ~
An unofficial dispatch coming
through Rome says the Russians re-
pulsed two attacks before CracoM but,
beyond the Russ.sc otiicial statement
that the Enssiai,s have had partial
success northwest OF LODI there is
nothing to indicaoe how things ara 60
ing. s Il. =
& In Socintlist quarters IN CopesHag-1
en-. which are In touch with the So-I
eialists Of Berlin, It 81 said that 2 a
600 900 men are engaged in the bat4
ties on the. Russo Germ 1aq frontiers,
1000, ,004 on the Assstro- German side
and s.060. 600 Russians. Il, & !.
The Sepyiaiiss tireinent from Val
jsyo Is ribbed frnnt !Nlslf as D. STAT
egic nlaynpent I bnt tlla loss, OF guns
and pSlsoners is lifted sgi'SS -
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TURK EEsYY E1,y I I MS
TO g UNITED q I ] e $ y rE7Es,s Is
Shots Fired Toward American Cruiser Tesaa,neas
see's L,aulach Were Intended Merely as the Gus
toslaary Warning That the Port Was Mined
and Ciosetito Navigation ALL Danger of 81
.e sS Serious Complications Has Dis
.sF,ssfS.. appeared. &. : sg. ~
appeared.

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sh..s s.s ,.,n-o,,.nt 60 r,S -. ~. ~ ~ -
baass5 dor ttnraSc,.s ,.anmast.s c"nssis
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~ S. n,., -, s..' s,i, c,e,
aasatty. wy =. - - x ''te
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.y es az, ns9 ~ .se s,as
ei .asi s nonsseee ea 80
s,I.se ,,!s ns ., lay ssI,,lA ulA.nss
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an. 1919 10y Pslousi u en'oss GU
~ sesseas sa'e. ,nay nyt selnAih IN
80, 80 = :. sr,i.sriai ws.ers, put VIII stay
mn 49,. naai nay . sa.l.in some oa .he
isinius -. ~ hoW y, .pelopsns 70 ureeSe. g &
,,.ae es q - s,.s sos .s.a Iuesa La.n e, e
LILY, ,n el alpivtna.Is.s pssW ness as 70 sne
o s... ~. ppa. 1s. " enter 100
~ ~ DIT y ,ss ssse ,,n1 aH easass as.sp1sa.'
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shs aaio ~, ele iou ar..s, l.,.
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and ensarca asi her. own s ss res,,iations q q
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Court Ends


4 49, i : - y - . j. = - 4
Petit jurors drawn forg the. Noveril-
ber term OF the court of general ses-
isions having been discharged Friday
afternoof by presiding ~ Judge r.
Withers Memminger, adjournment
sine die was taken yesterday, after
noon ut 12:15 o'clock. The session of
court yesterday morning was taken
up with the hearing OF motions for
new trials and 4he passing OF sentenc,
nnon p segaral neraons convicted dur
ing the week by3juries. :,
Richard l.. Cennon, who was CON.
victed E1 charges OF adultery, was
sentenced to pay q fine of 800.
John Cordell. convicted OF charges
OF obtaining goods under false pre-
tenses.= was granted new trial. E
In the CAGE OF ,CoFdoza Jefferson.
who was convicted of q charge OF
murder with recommendation 90
mercy, arguments for q new trlN
were heard by Judge Memminger. The
motion Tor o new trial being Eranted.
Jeiierson5 came forward and pleaded
guilty ,ofs nianslaughte receiving q
sentence Of i6 yesf imp prisonement in
the State panitenti tiafy, s.. :.
8 In che case or Lee Hubbard. triad
and convicted ID hiss absence on
chargss OF violation OF the dispehsary
law, q Rsehied Bentetiee was ieft by the
court. t9s azt.s -
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: fRt Asiociated ptela,l

d.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s21s-TurIsey
has explained voluntarily tosthe Unit
ed States government, through Am,
bassador Morgenthau, that shots fired
toward the American cruiser Tennes-
Iseess launch last Monday were intend
ed merely as the customary warning
that the port or Smyrna was mined
Fand closed to navigation.
Although the explanation is infor-
NAL 1t was admitted tonight at the
White House and the state, and the
navy departments that all danger of
serious complications had disappear
ed. sits'-
Ambassador Morgenthan reported
that two members OF the Ottoman
cabiIet had Gully explained the oc-
[curreice gdd high officials here said
bis messAEe WAS filed before instriic-
tons sent 60 him from, Washington
to GipcnBs the subject officially with
the grand siziar could have been re-
ceived: President wilson ana his cab
met regard the explanation as a
certain precursor OF satisfactorily
formal explanation and guarantees by
the Turkish government for the pro-
tection OF Americans and their inter-
ests.
The message from Mr.. Mofgenthau
dated November 16 and delayed en-
route, relieved q delicate situation. 1t
arrived late In the day ard was dig
|cusaed at d conference tonight be-
tween the president. Secretary Dam
iels ard Bstiag Secretary Lansing. OF
the STATE department.
After the conference. the following
stsst5ni1nt Was ISSUED 81 che Ia';iiiss "ii:ssss
House.
@Disnatehes concerning the smyrna
ineIQenJ l1ys ISi DsIi Te;ses- 81 Go:
Ambassador aFofgenthau which were
sent before he had received any COM
m Ion 4s ..ssiie .siie STATE, aA;e.s
|pent He inforns the government
that cn tsies evening Of the day on
which the Incident occurred on Mon
day iast} the Ottoman minister of
the Interior informed him that the
commander or the Tennessee had at
tempted to visit Smyrna In his steam
lsull5is passing through the mine
zone, contrary to the Turkish gov
Eefnnienes regulations. a,sSS that the
boat had been stopped by Warning
shots fired towards her, s
s.Eie added thar the gnsernor gen-
Ieral. aftef the fncident, had offered
TO take thai officer overiaIs in his af-
tolnobiis The minister ekSwar later
communicated with the ebihassaior,
fully infoFmlng him. of the incident
EHd feguesti;tg that the Tennessee,
which then ssy. at vourla, enlne dig
tnnce from the harbof OF Smyrna
shodsd b1ssffh drawE. x IS
q nFit9 G11 1badsf a0metffDa oolfl ha6
been elieJas;9 informed sthet sths port
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Gorlsis aerillg asiorl
/ of FraslIs's Attorneys
tBy AssoeIat.eI.ai 3 pFssa.i

vi WASHINGTON, Nov. q, sas..s;sss
Lamar today took aHder consi6erx.-
sion the application OF attorneys for
Leo NJ. Frank sori 8 writ of error df-
4recting the Ge5rgiR courts to send 90
the supreme court for review, the re-
cord on which the factory superint-
enases sssss.ss ssssss.ss sce:sy.sssa and 81 ssat teaesa
ia death for the murder Of Mary Pha-
aazl u - ~ ss - -
-ESor an hour and q half the attor4
slieys argued that Frank had been de-
MED q federais right when tila Jury
a. Il - a 49, y ~,
sence ffeln the court room As they
lett the justire's home, they stated
ti1As snvspzdid not expect him to an
nopnce his aecibion on the ap3lscas
ton forf several days
s louis Asafshail of llaw York; sfss.
day left the city after aISi1g hts
argument 20 the tst5fiHe for prank,
but Henry Peoples end Harry Alex
ender sc Atianfa, also Of counsel for
Frank RelhalHed in the city. possib-
~ TO presSnt tAe application to other
justices allphld spstiee Lamar decline
to isssia the writ. &
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CONDITION OF
RESERVE BANKS
First Statement Made Public Sat-
urday by Federal Reserve
DETAILED STATEMENT
TO BE ISSUED WEEKLY
Reports Are Encouraging and Out.
look for Business is Stated as
Il. Satisfactory.
By Associated Press.)

.af . - H. y
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Tbe FIRST
statement of the condition of the
twelve federal reserve banks was
made public today by the federal re-
serve heord. It includes operations
Tor the five preceding days and is
preliminary to detailed statements
hereafter TO be issued weekly.
members or the boRFd did not ex-
pect rediscountine operations or tax.
ings OF federal reserve notes to be
large until the banks were in better
working condition with their iirsa
reserve. installments collected and
the way paved for handling CONNER
cial business for member banks.
The statement OF condition fol-
lows. =,
Cash on hand: Gold coin and certi-
ficates 5000, ,415.000; legal tender sill
yer certificates, etc. S37, sos, 900: to-
tai $240. .723.0G0; rediscounts S5,6a7.-
700; AL other assets $4,000; total,
s246. .423. 600. ~, -
Capital paid in $1s,o7s,oeo; reserve
deposits s227,13S,O0o; federal reserve
notes IN. circulation s1,215.000; total,
S$21S. A25, ,o0Qsis s. - .ss,Fl1s q,
Gold reserves against all sliaEsii-
Fs5g S,ssst, ssssss5 ~ ssssa 70 asaiIiI,;
80 heS..itsSs ssfts. seeing ass;;isss 20 %
per cent geld reserve agafnst federal
cent. .
Rediscounting privileges have
been availed of to s considerable ex-
tent in New York, Chicago. st. Louis
.and !. Kansas City" said the boerd in
Its supplemen statement,
lEisewhere the showing is inucI,4
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leans In all parts Of Turkey and
Asia Minor.
j Abdul Hak Russein Bey. charge OF
the Turkish embassy here, issued
this statement.
3 Il am glad to near tbat definite
ness has been received ff3m Conetan-
5tinople to the effect mat firing on
the ,,sssa:..s:tt.. &C the Tennessee by tho
authorities at Smyrna was merely q
warming that the entrance to the har-
bpr ives dangerous owing to the ex-
istence OF mines. Although the en-
bassy has been without information.
| held the opinion from the outset
that the firing! was simply precau-
tionary measure, and not the cut
come Of any hostile intent on the
part OF the Turkish authorities. This
is es 1t should be. is '3 3
The most cordial relations always
have existed between tho two govern
nents and It; is the desire OF both the
Ottoman government esd people that
such relations always should be MAIN
taiHed.
~ should like to repudiete state
inents, which recsntly appeared IN
the PRESS insinpating that censnrshin
on the part os the Ottoman authori-
ties was the oause OF the pnnecessarp
delay In the exchange 0f cablekrams
between STnFkey and the Uflifed
States. This IS not go. This emhas4
sys even kas not received q aingle co.
blegsam sinee close upor q month 2
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rose Hin Club.

Sc Tuesday afternoon will be card az
terncon 81 Hose Hill Club .Tile iaffs
les viii enjoy cards in the Afternoon
and serve supper for the gentlemen
nt o'elnclr. efter which there win
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5 PARIS sNcv. ~ freezing %aatTief
has set in thEougheut the hattie zone
Y france and Beisipni. &ae tempera-
tureS today ya1ied bef~eeh IS ami 2S
|ia nortkeEl. Eranee. II the 'Vcagea Aud
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Preylslon far BeIs.a fsssiaf

LONDON Nov. : =; - 4 A.
load OF proyisiohs pufolia1sG g e liss,,
Americans for Belgian feiiSs telSa dis
patched tpaay IN the team - .Tap.t
Block, which sailed frotis L0f,sl lon s6T,
Rotterdam with roe suns of 9Wheaf.
500 tons OF -four, 600 tonsfS LED and
200 OF peas. fs 3 &,
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81 AfsA1Sps Chile: Nov. 2is u
The 1tetjSstl etskmsf HAeF6ras snto.
andraA. ektiVsst 4 Sliis nort 6davl 81,
hailAst Dfinaisig nom 5uan Befhanz
dez Ieiaad the cxew OF the French
bark NJ l4atihe. 1utik by tlie g5etnaati
cruiser nfeHden. The Valentine Nas
last rspptted as Fort Talbot yu1y 5S.
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box Party

A box party will be given at Union
school ESi6ay night, November 81, by
the sckoui improvement association.
Tie public IS cordially invited to at
tend. Q ~ s
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Prominent Planter ',o
Accidently Killed
speeial to The InieIlifausct.

eps:IH CHESTER, S i ,s Noy. sl.1while. len monk
tS ayng a = feySxeT ss pi,, 4 4 Ros,s, SAID n
v. CUP, a prominent planter, vas &C,
cidentaily killed by the discharge of
the weapon this afternoon near Ches-
ter. Coz oner J.. Henry GLADDEN. left
tonight to hold an inquest over Mr..
Cu1p. The death OF this young man
created quite sensation here where
he has many friends. Very little is
known here of the shooting at this
hour. II occurred about Is miles from
this city. :.
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ID. a. r.. Afnsidn..

3 The % a. II. chRbtsz iis Is Isl
Monday RfkerfoonA + at hnst nsnk fAiee.
with Afks. Johis l.inies, "a North Ans
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l6. while, he was entering in a launch
which flew the American flag. Three
shots were sent safters him. The cap
tain was ON o visit TO Turkish officials
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-17
Ma Zachodnim Te-
atrze Wojny.
Walk we Flandryi
" A4acyi.

Paryz, II grudnia. - Ozywie-
ME walk ma calej linii belgijsko'
francuskiej trwa w pelni: we
Flandryi - ma wybrzezach okre-
ty angielskie i francuskie Cd
strony Nieuport znakomicie
wspieraja akcye wojsk sprzymie-
rzonych, ktora siega az po LaBas
see. Ajax belgo-anglo-francusk
wszedzie postepuje pomyslrie
rsprzymierzeni zyskuja stale ma
pozycyadh = wypierajac ME-,
przyjaciela. Ma dalszych liniach
rowniez wre walka: W okolicy
Aisne rzeki, W Champagne, W O.
kolicy Woevre boj sic toczy cd
dni kilku i wszedzie wojska fran
cuskie porobily postepy znaczrlc
i wazne, kontrataki niemieckie
wszystkie zostaly odparte, a stra-
ty znaczne zadane nieprzyjacie-
lowi.
- Nsjwazniejsze jednak poste'
py zaznaczaja sic dla sprzymie-
rzonych ma pograniczu alzacko-
lotaryhskiem: linia 1ojowa wy
rosi tu 80 mil diugosci i Francu-
ii wzmogli ma niej ofensywe wsze
die, zaczawszy Cd Belfortu,
twierdzy ma poludniu, az po Metz
ma polnocy. Szczegolow z dzia--
Ian tam prowadzonych niema ma
razie, ale zapowiedziano ma mai
blizsze dni wazne kroki wgiab
dzierzaw niemieckich. Miasto
Thanh, zdobyte przez Francu--
zow - wojska francushe SLIME
ufortyfikowaiy. Berlin milczy o
wszystkich tych robotach.
w Paryzu zmari wskutek
ran, odniesionych w jednej BIZ
tew. syn dawniejszego premiera
Francyi, 1stoletni Jules Barthou.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-17
WzBURzENIE W ANGL||
SzczeS61y bombardaCyi
Scarborough / f1arlepOOl
WALK Ma ZACHODZE .EUR0PY.

ku podniosi serca Nlemcow. -
Nadto napad ow moze bye zapo-
wiedzia poczatkiem wiekszego
i powszechniejszego ataku - ktt
ry moze zniszczyt wszystkie wy
brzeza Anglii i tyle jej wielkicll
ruiast nadmorskich, a moze tez
bye pobudka do inwazyi: Mem
cy ia = wiadoma to rzecz - pla-
nuia Cd dawna tylko ma chwile
stosowna czekaja, by ow. plan
wykonac. u.
- Efekt bombardacyi w mia
stach nawiedzionych jest strasz-
ny: w Hartlepool zgineko 80 a
rany poniosio 100 osob; W Scar
borugh zgineio H. a jak inne do
niesienia utrzymuja 1S os6b, a
rannych jest kilkadziesiat; W
Whitby zginesy q 2 osoby 20
sta4y ranione. Hartlepool jest pie
knem kwitnacem niastem, Scar
borough = jednem najulubieh-
szych letnisk nadmorskich, a
Whitby najnniejsze - ley po-
nliedzy temi dwoma miejscowo-
sciami. w dwu wiekszych mia
stach pablo ponad 80 ciezkich po-
cisk6w nietnieckich okret6w. W
Whitby naliczono strzaiow SO.
Wszedzie, .jak zaznaczono' szko-
dy So ogromne, bank gs6wny, Kill
ka pryncypalnych hoteii, gma--
chow W sr6dmiesciu I koscios6w.
Podczas bombardacyi ludnost
chowasa sic po piwnicach, by sig
uchronie cd gruzu walacych sic
domostw. Bombardacya zaszsa O.
koso godziny .Tej zrana | trwasa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-17

niedlugo - poniewaz Niemcy
spieszyli sic by ujSc pred "an-
gielskimi okretami. Jak wspom'
niano fort W Hartlepool odstrze'
liwai sic napastnikom energicz-
ME, ale dziala jego ME siegaiy
zbyt daleko - mimo to zdofai u
szkodzic powaznie jeden przy--
najmniej z okretow niemieckich
ktore swoja droga przyjechaly
pod brzeg tax blisko, jak tylko
gleboko wode brat mogly.
w caiej Anglii wre rozgora-
czkowana dyskusya - jak sic e
zabezpieczyc' pzeci--
wko powtorzeniu napasci niemie-
ckich - ktore, jak zaznaczal9
zgodnie, gwalca wszelkie przepisy
prawa miedzynarodowego i po-
stanowienia konferencyi haskich
O MISUNDERSTANDING miast nieo-
bronnych, zwlaszcza bez strate--
gicznej wszelkiej potrzeby. Rzad
powiada, re wobec takich rozboJ'
nickich metod wojowania ME
mieckiego ME pozostaje mu r't
innego jak postepowac podobnie
wobec Niemcow, a pisma otwar'
Gle nawoluja do zemsty, zadaJai
by flota angielska wylazia z ukry
cia i dzialat zaczeia. Rad pospie-
szne czyni przygotowania ma. ma wy,
padek inwazyi niemteckiej: nd
caiem wybrzezu rozmieszczaj4
wojska, a sygnalizacyjny system
Jest do ostatecznosci zorganizo
wany. Owo rozruszanie umysfow
znacznie, wzmog}o rekrutacyjny
zapai: obliczaja, re rzadowi przy-
bedzie powodu ,,rajdu" ME
do 100000 ochotnlkoW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-17
Smialy Napad Me.
mieck ma Miasta
Angielskie.
Szczeg6iy Zaiscia.

Berlin, II grudnia. = Urzedo.
wy konunikat: Geese floty ME
mieckiej zbornbardowa&a 1890
zrana miasts na wybrzezu An
gill: Scarborough i Hartlepool.-
Daisy przebieg wypadk6w ME
zosta8 podany do wiadomoSci O.
ficyalnie. ..
Londyn, II grudnia. = Atak
niemiech na wybrzeza Anglii staa
sic faktem - to czego sic cd da-
VIVA obawiano na CO nawet
przygotcwywano zapobiegliwie
obronne srodki, zawita8o do An
glii W formie zniszczenia dwu pie
lmych miast nadmorskich -
Scarborough, Hartlepool lei
szego uszkodzenia trzeciego mia
sta, Whitby. Miasta te leza mriiej
wiecej o S65 mil cd Helgolandu,
podstawy operacyjnej niemiec-
kiej. Ajax niemieckieh okret6w
wojennyeh spOwodowai wszedzie
szkody bardzo znaczne - dalej
snaiere przeszso 90 os6b - zoanie-
rzy swieckich pokaleczenia dla
blisko 200 os6b. Wzburzenie W
ca4ym kraju ogromne, W prasie,
W opinii publicznej, pisma nawo-
fuja do energiczniejszej obrony
kraju ze strony floty, inne okoli,
ce gotuja sic ma podobne even
tualnosci. jake spadiy ma wy
mienione miasta. Eskadra. ktora
wykonsia napad skiadaia sic z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-17
lime Walk ma Mo.
rzach. i.

Londyn, II grudnia. - Dono-
sza z Polinezyi, re zasoga. okreta
niemieckiego Linden" osadzons
ma Wyspach Kokosowych W Po-
linezyi, opanowala jakis wsglo-'
wiec, osadziia ma MIN dwie arma-
ty i znowu grasuje ma morzach
tamtejszych, napadajac ma ME-
niemieckie okrety. Losy okretu
,,Emden" byiy takie, ze KRAKOW
mix iangielski Sydney zagonil
6w krazownik niemiecki ma mie-
lizny przy wymienionych wys--
pach, unieruchomiajac statek ow
ma reszte wojny: jak widzimy
zaioga sobie umiasa poradzit...
Londyn, 17 grudnia. - Odby-
waia sic po miastach Anglii ze-