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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

The undersigned. receiver OF Rowe's
Clothes Shop, a corporation, will sell at
rooms Nos 2oS-207 Walker Bank build
Ing. Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 18th
day Of March, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m.
by order OF the Third district court OF
Salt Lake county, Utah. subject to It's
consisting OF mems and boys clothing.
furnishings. store fixtures. accounts re-
ceivable and property as per inventory
now on file with the clerk OF the Third
district court OF Salt Lake county. state
Of Utah, for cash. Purchasers are re-
quested to submit their bids in writing
at room 613 Atlas block, Salt Lake City.
Utah. The undersigned reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
A T. WEBB,
Receiver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
u. s. JUDGES ENFORCE
ANTITRUST DECREE

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 14-The
terms On which the Hooking Valley,
Toledo 8 Ohio, Chesapeake g. Ohio and
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail.
roads shall dispose of their equity In
the Sunday Creek Coal company, and
the Continental Coal g. Coke company,
and by which the Chesapeake 6 Ohio
shall dispose of its interests in the
Kanawha & Michigan road, were pre-
scnbed in decree handed down here
today by United States Circuit Judges
Warrington, knappen and Denison.
The same court handed down an opin-
ion in December, 1912, that these hold
ings were in violation Of the Sherman
antitrust act.
BY the decree given today the Lake
Shore is given two months in which it
must purchase the stock Of tho Kan
awha & Michigan, owned now by the
Chesapeake & Ohio, or the joint inter
Michigan nm must be sold So to others.
The same time is allowed for COM
plete disposal by private sale Of the
Sunday Creek Coal company's stock
and that of the Continental Coal &
GokH SolS3 company by the railroads now
COUNSELLOR both the government and
the railroads reserved announcements
concerning appeal.
The Bankers Trust company Of New
York is enjoined by the decree from en-
forcing an agreement between. the rail,
freight traffic from the Kanawha &
Hooking Coal & Coke company OF the
Continental Coal & Coke company. The
railroads had placed securities in the
hands Of the trust company when this
agreement was made to insure its en-
forcement. The court already has held
the agreement illegal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
FAMOUS CHURCH is
PARTIALLY BURNED

DUEssELDORF, Germany, March
14.-The famous thirteenth century
church Of ST. Quirinus at Neuss, four
miles from here, burst into flames at
'clock this morning.
At noon the tower, the celebrated
chimes and the organ had gone and the
flames were still making headway In
spite Of the efforts Of fremen from this
city and from Cologne.
St. Quirinus was begun in the year
1909.
The tower which collapsed today was
reconstructed in 1741. The fire was
e1tinguished toward evening, the nave
Of the basilica being saved from the
flames,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

alist leader in the house Of commons,
and his colleagues could not possibly
support a bill containing further sur
renders from the original scheme of
home rule, Some of the Nationalist
organs bitterly denounce the Nationalist
members for submitting to Premier As
quith S terms.
Little talk is now heard that the
Orangemen g preparations to fight are
a gigantic bluff. The covenanters claim
to have 100000 men drilling in Sir Ed
ward Carson 3 army, with 10000 rifles
and some pieces OF artillery.
The London newspapers are filled
with pictures of Ulster men in civilian
clothes and with rifle and cartridge
belts, executing skirmish drills like
trained soldiers.
ChurchilFs Comment.
Mr.. Churchill, in commenting today
in his Bradford address on the prepars-
tions being made In Ulster to resist
home rule, said:
"The first British soldier or coast
guard who is attacked and killed by
the Orangemen, will raise such an ex-
plosion in this country as the Tories
little appreciate, and II will shake the
foundations of society"
Percy Holden Illingworth, the chief
Liberal whip In the house Of commons,
speaking at the Same meeting, said
there would be no general election un-
til the home rule for Ireland, tho Welsh
disestabishment and the plural voting
bills had been passed by parliament. !"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Dividend Mo. s.

Eagle q Blue ben Mining company.
Utah.
Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders Of the Eagle e Blue Bell Mining
company. @ Utah corporation. that divi-
dend No. 8. OF FIVE cents per share, has
been declared by the board of directors
upon the outstanding capital stock of the
corporation, payable April /, 1914, to
stockholders OF record March 20, io14
Transfer books close March 90. 1914. at
noon,
Dated February 26. 1914
JAMES P. GRAVES,
President,
SYDNEY 8. MLLETT.
Treasurer.
p7i6
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DIED

--~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~
SCHANK-At the family residence all
West Sixth South street. March t3, 1914.
at $3.50 p. m, John +. Sc.ank, aged 81
years native OF Germany Mr.. Schank
came TO Utah In 1869 and Is well rsmern-
bered az one of the early tailors Of this
city. He is survived by the following
children: Arnold S., Robert s., Louis and
Charles A.. all OF this city; Mary 8. Tom
linson OF Chesterfield Idaho. and John 8.
Schank OF Portland, Ore. Funeral services
Will be held at the Fifth ward chapel
March II. 1914. beginning at p. m.
Friends Invited, Intcrment, City ceme-
terry.
sIMKINS-At SO South West Temple
street, March II. 1914. from old age and
fractured hip. William s. Simkins, born
February %, 1894 In Ohio Funeral serv-
ices Monday, at II n. m. from St Mary's
cathedral. corner OF South Temple and
streets Friends are invited to attend
and can view the body at the funeral par
lors OF Joseph William Taylor. 25 South
West Temple street. today (Sunday)
from 10 p. m. Interment, City ceme-
terry.
ANDREsEN-At 81 Almond street.
March Il. 1914. Johanna Andersen.
born November a. 1850. In Denna rlt
Funeral services Monday at 2 D. m. from
the Seventeenth ward chapel Friends
are invited. Interment In City ceme-
J. terry.
HENSEN-At 1a5 West North Temple
street. March Il. 1914. O. Peter Henson,
, native OF Denmark, aged SO years. An
nouncement OF funeral services will be
made later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that a sale OF
bonds OF Blue Bench irrigation district
No. to the amount of thirty thousand
(S30,00o.00) dollars has been ordered by
the board OF directors OF said district and
| sealed proposals for the purchase OF said
bonds viii be received by said board or
Duchesne, Wasatch county, state of
Utah. UP TO the hour OF o'clock y. IN.
| on the 2Sth day OF March. A, d. 1914. Tor
Inc said bonds or any portion thereof in
OF said bonds are to run from ten to
twenty years and will be mace payable
as provided by section is of chapter n
Of tho Session, Laws OF Utah, 1909; as
Laws of Utah, 1911, and as further
amended by chapter 10l Of the Session
Laws Of Utah. 1913. and Will bear inter
est at the rate OF six per cent per an
mum. payable seml-annually on the FIRST
day OF June and the first day Of Decem
Der OF each year; principal and interest
10 be paid at tho office of the county
treasurer Of Wasatch county. state OF
Utah, and at such other place as may
hereafter be determined by the board OF
directors OF said district. No proposal will
be accepted for q less sum than 50 per
cent OF the face value of the bonds bid
for. The board of directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. AL pro-
posals must be addressed to L. S. Hood.
secretary OF Blue Bench Irrigation Dis
trlct No: !. at Duchesne, Wasatch
county Utah.
formity with resolution OF the board of
directors duly passed and adopted on the
3rd day of February. 1914, as follows:
,hsr Series SS to fs Ht bonds Ssus g.
sS0oo.oo; dato OF maturity. December !.
1924.
Series No. s-No. 2; No. Of bonds. 8;
their numbers. to IL. inclusive; value.
$225O,O0: date of maturity. December l.
1925
Series No. mo. 8; No. Of bonds, 10;
their numbers. 1S 10 AZ, inclusive: value.
s260o.o0; date Of maturity, December ],
1926.
Series No. 2-No. 4: No. Of bonds, 10:
their numbers, 28 to 81. inclusive; value.
S26o0.0o; date OF maturity. December l.
1927.
Series No s-No. s; No. of bonds, Ii;
their numbers. 85 to 4s. inclusive; value,
s276o.0o: date of maturity. December !,
1928.
Series No. 2-No s. No. Of bonds, IL:
their numbers. 40 to 60. Inclusive: value.
100000; dato OF maturity. December J.
1929.
Series No. 2-No. Z; No. OF bonds. II;
their numbers. 61 to "A, inclusive; value.
sS50o.oo; date of maturity. December l.
1880.
Series No. Pho. s; No. of bonds, Is:
their numbers rs to 60 inclusive; value.
100000; date OF maturity. December /.
1881.
their numbers. 01 10 los, inclusive; value.
SI50Oo0; date OF maturity, December J.
1882.
their numbers, l0s to leo, Inclusive; value.
s30oo.eo: date OF maturity. December ].
1888
OF February A. D, 1914
BY order of the board Of directors.
S. H BOTTOM.
JOSEPH JOLLY.
L. S. Hood. secretary. pisa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
OVER
BILL
,lNN|0VABLE
Ulster Covenant
Ipt Nothing Less
Exclusion of the
|ant Counties

IfaYch IA settlement
*onne rule difficulty ap-
boen little advanced by
|overnment's great con-
d Obstetrics and, taking
a both political parties
<aiue, the deadlock to-
2 immovable as before
his couciliatory offer
the house Of commons
of the Ulster covenant
y that nothing less than
oxclusion of the Protest.
N Ulster from the Irish
Dublin instead Of the
esF option will be con.
Heal covenanters demand
|clnsion Of the four coun-
Aymagh, Londonderry
which the Protestants
1rity, but they want the
D OF Ulster excluded.
they say, would be the
elr comrades in counties
hts are in the minority,
JASON to their covenant,
sage.
Carson, leader Of the
Its, sent q message to
aging;
onr preparations are con-
)nouncement OF the gov
Thing, neeessitates q still
noyement this year. We
uAke good In action all
Iaying and preparing for
two years. -
\ aide, the government
sert that Premier AS
Is the absolute limit Of
d is not a basis for fur
be.
. first lord of the British
|hng at Bradford, York
Id;
} 5ne that in principle
)f details-tbat 1t is tho
[s majesty 3 government
make. !"
Russell, who is q close
nier Asquith, whiting in
Daily Post, Of which he
takes q different view.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
COlIST|PATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY?
CASCARETS TONIGHT! DIME A BOX

dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, gassy
stomach. They cleanse your Liver and
Bowels Of all the sour Bile, foul gases
and constipated matter which is produc-
ing the misery. A Cascsret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. To-
ach sweet, liver and bowels regular, and
you feel cheerful and bully for months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

No ODDS how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches,
how miserable and uncomfortable you
are from constipation. indigestion, bill
iousness and sluggish intestines-you
always get the desired results with Cas-.
careCs.
They end the headache, biliousness,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
FUNERAL NOTICES

HOAGLAND-Funeral services for Frank
e. Hoagland, who died IN this city
March 1S, 1914. will be held from F. o. E
hall, Second South and West Temple
streets, Monday, March 16. at o'clock
2. m, under the auspices OF local eerie
No. ST. Interment, Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry
UPSON-Funeral services for Mrs. .Jo-
sephine Anna Upson. who died at Price
Utah, on March II, 1914. will be held al
the funeral chapel Of Eber w. Hall. 1e4
South West Temple street, at 10 z. m
Monday morning. March is. Interment
in Mount Olivet cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
Without Ulster.

kjcal clubs, everybody is
% Premier Asquith has
1En mind TO let the Ma
that sooner or later he
Richmond that the only
rule is one with the en-
|0f Ulster. F."
list newspapers declare
[mond, tho Irish Nation.
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ATTORNEYS
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

E A. WALTON, WASATCH 1914. Az
Continental Bank bldg. o3342
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l.. S. Hood. secretary.

ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE DO
nations for tho Salt Lake City Fire
mems Relief Association. 1918. (For good
and efficient work done at dres).
BY Mayor Samuel c. Park. SIS 90
BY Crager Iron Works. .......... 300
By j. l.. Langford ..............,. 90. 90
Be- A Richter ..,.,,........,.,-. so 90
BY T. Curley Observation-Disclosures 25 90
By =. C. NJ I. :...........,:..... 5000
l. TeIegroph Co. - ................. $500
By Bennett & Wallace Coz. so 90
BY NJ. s. Dufhed ,.,,.,.,,..-,,-.-, 25 90
Any errors or omissions In the above,
if reported TO the officers OF tho Salt Lake
City Firemen's Relief Association. will be
investigated and rectliled
ANDREW EIkRcM, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
CHINESE CAFE

THE NEW ORIENTAL CAFE AT 81 W.
End So. Is now open and doing business
Everything strictly Chinese. Open all
night p605
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14

merry, pragnac postawlc size
zbro1na ma wysokosci .dwu i pol
miliona ludzi. w parlamencie "a
zadano blisko biliona dolarow
kredytu wojennego, a niema mai
mniejszej watpliwoSci IL suma ia
kolosalna, ma kt6ra chyba zadne
pahstwo dotad sic ME zdobyio =
iednorazowo, zostanie przyjeta
udzie1ona. Ale bo tez potrzeba pa
mietac, re Anglia zasila pieniedz-
mi mniejszych sprzymierzehcow
potrzebujacych, wiec jest W tenn
blisko Is milionow dla Belgii i a
miliony dla Serbii. Straty ogolne
w ludziach = wszystkich stopni
obliczaia w Anglii ma $4,000;
straty to bezsprzecznie ciezkie
wielkie. ale o lie wieksze musEa
byc niemieckie przyk}adem
lest ia oko1icznosc, IL W same;
tylko niewoli angielskiej i francu-
skiej jest blisko sto tysiecy zol--
merry niemieckich, gdziez sa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
Walk Napowie-
trZne.

Berlin, IA listopada. - Tutej--
sze pisma ogiaszaja, IL awiatorzy
niemieccy krazyli W tych dniach
mad angielskimi portami Sheer
ness j Essex u ujsc rzeki Tamizy,
w odlegfosci 40 mil Cd Londynu...
Pogrozka to dla Anglii!
Paryz, IA listopada. - Rapor'
ty francuskie donosza, IL W tycIl
dniach W okolicy Ypres Stoczona
zostala ciekawa walka napowie--
TRINA 4ch acroplanow niemiec-
kich Z Ana francuskimi; Niemcy
urzadzili rekonesans napowletrz-
ny, Francuzi wylecieli, by Mem
cow odegnac: czas jakis trwa-
iy wzajemne podloty taktyczne'
ale Niemcy zrecznie sic trzyma-
Ii, ME dadzac sic wpedzic W zad-
ma sytuacye dla sic grozna. Wo--
VEGAS Francuzi wid6cznie W
porozumieniu - sprowadzili ME"
znacznie Niemcow w pozycye ME
co dalsze i nagle diva aeroplany
runelv w dol, niby spadajac, cd.
sic Niemcy "a mimi rzucili, nag,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
Tarnow, Rzesz6w, JasEo, Krosno
zajete przez Moskah.
Wazne RUGBY Wojsk w Prusiech Wschodnich
WALKE NAPOWIETRZNE.

kazuja przewaznie dziaiowa tyI-
10 walke. Choc do akcyi bezpo-
Sredniej rrzyszlo, czem swiai-
czy odebranie przez Belgow miej
scowoSci Romancepelle, zajetej O.
statnio przez Niemcow. w oko--
licy mad Aisne So Francuzi juz W
kilku punktach ma p6lnoc Cd rzc-
XII. Zdobyli tam miejscowosci
Tracy : lie Val i Tracy-le-Mont ;
W Argonne walka rowniez wczo-
raj wrzala zwawa, ataki niemie-
.ckie wszystkie zostaly odparte.
Sprzymierzeni ogolnie stwierdza-
ia, re siia ataku niemieckiego zna-
cznie slabnie. Bye moze, IL przy
czynia sic do tego i ia okolicz =
nose, re w chwili, gdy Niemcy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
Anglia " walce.

Londyn, IA listopada. - An
glia coraz wiekszy potezniejszy
przyjmuje udzial W walce swia-.
towej mocarstw; straty dotych'
czasowe ME osiabiaja wcale od-
wagi, ami ochoty angielskiej, a he
sIem jest; Anglia musi zwycie--
Eye! Niema innej ewentualnoSci
Obecnie ma Anglia pod broniq
okolo 100000 1udzi oczywista
porozrzucanych po rozmaitych
teatrach wojny, tocz2cej sic fax
tycznie we wszystkich czesciach
5wiata. Ohecnie kierownictwo an
gielskie zada nowego miliona zo}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
Nowy clos dla flo
ty Angielskiej.

Londyn, IA listopada. - Made
szia tn wprawdzie ME potwierdzo
na jeszcze urzedowo, ale juz ida
je sic zupeinie pewna wiadomose,
IL pierwszo-klasowy jeden z mai
wiekszych wojennych okretow
angielskich - ,,dreadnoght" Au-
dacious najecha{ ma mine na wo-
dach irlandzkich zatona{; co sic
stalo zaloga-telegramy ME po-
daja; inne doniesienie giosi, IL
statek zginai wskutek exp1ozyi
kotl6w. WiadomoSc wywoiala sill
ne przygnebienie. .
- Urzad wojenny angielski
przyznaje, IL dwie iodzie podwo-
dne niemieckie grasowafy na wo-
dach angielskich, W bezposred--
uiej bliskosci wybrzeza portow,
ale dodaje zarazem - bez og4a--
szania szczeg6{6w, IL obie iodzie
zostaly zatopione. Jedna miaia
bye zatopiona, gdy W Poblizu
Dovru atakowaia torpedowiec an
gielski, druga miala zostac zato--
piona W poblizu wybrzeza Bel
gil.
- Krazownik niemiech ,Karls
ruhe" zosta1 wciagniety W Ia
sadzke zablokowany. Szczego--
low ME podano do wiadomoSci.
Paryz, IA listopada. = Rapor-
ty francuskie donosza o zatopie--
niu niemieckiej iodzi podwodnej
ko4o Westende, w Belgii. (Nie
wiadomo czy to trzecia lodz ME
miecka, czy tez NOVA o jednej z
tych, o kt6rej rapport angielski
donosi, jako zatopionej ma
wodach beIgijskich. Przyp, Red.
d CO.
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Walki W Turcyi.
I WOJNY SERBSKIEJ.
EWakuaCya Vera Cruz
23-gO HstGpada,

dy najwieksze poniesli ofiary: ra-
porty jednak dodaja, re straty
niemieckie So tax straszliwe, IL w
kilkakroc przewyzszaja straty
wojsk sprzymierzonych. Niemcy
atakuja stale - sprzymierzeni
bronia sic tylko, CO najwyzej Cd
powiadaja kontratakami. Centrum
walk jest wciaz miejscowoSc Y
pres, ktora nieustannie bambardo
wana przez Niemcow zamieniona
juz jest w jedno cmentarzysko
kupe gruzow okropnych. Sprzy-
mierzeni stale czynia postepy
wojska ich So istotnie pod Osten-
da, czy So W samem mieScie tenn,
ME wiadomo, to jednak pewna, y
So W bezpoSredniem jego sasie--
dztwie i wszedzie ma wybrzezu,
Skad statki angielskie bez pre-
szkody wspieraja ich akcye, bonn
bardujac dziai ciezkich Punkty
trzymane przez Niemcow. Jak
wielkie sa straty niemieckie do
wodza doniesienia, ktore podaja,
IL w jednym dniu mp. W srode O.
statnia pozbierano pobojowi--
ska 5000 zabitych 5000 rannych
zoInierzy. Niemcy mimo tych
STRAIT okropnych ida lava ma po-
zycye belgijsko-angielskie, a po-
niewaz z rlatury gruntu ise mu-
sza przewaznie dose zwattym
szeregiem, przeto' maszynowe
dziaia angielskie masami calemi
ich sciela, majac eel nader latwy.
L tenn wszystkiem Niemcy Edo
byli pare punktow W okolicy Y
pres i mad rzeka User, a tenden-
eva ich Jest ME zmieniona = ma
poiudnie ku wybrzezom. Poste-
py owe jednak - ME ida W nal
mniejsze porownanie re stratami
- ich cena wartoscia strategl--
czna W zadnej ME stoi proper
cyl. Straty niemieckie W ludziach'
amunicyi, a takze W czasIe So tax
ciezkie IL przejsciowe zaJec1e ia
kiejs miejscowosci zrownowazyc
ich ME zdola. ME jest tez praw-
dopodobnem, by takie straszllwe
zmaganie sic, TAXI okropny krwi
upust m6gl trwac zbyt diugo
przeto lada dnia spodziewaJa sic
generalnego odwrotu Niemcow i
odpadniecia ich ma dalsze W Bel
gil linie.
- Ma dalszych punktach linii
bojowej raporty francuskie wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14

pra ia pofudnie pod Ypres we
tlandryl, sprzymierzenl Jedno--
czeSnie czynia stanowcze poSte-
py'w kierunku poinocnym ma wy
brzezu vice oskrzydlaJa Mem
cow, oskrzydla ich i otocza Ia
twiej, i'm giebiej ma poludnie
Niemcy sic wedrs, zreszta ME
przerywajac linii sprzymierzo--
nych. Niemcom pozostanie tylko
cofniecie sic ma calej linii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
RaportyNiemieckie
Berlin. II listopada.

Berlin, II liStopada. 70
twierdzajac walki W okolicy Y
ser Ypres, raporty niemieckie
glosza, re mad jednym kama
low Niemcy zadali ciezkie straty
Belgom i, Anglikom, zabierajac
i'm zarazem 700 zoinierzy do ME
wolf; w innym punkcie zabranc
Anglikom 100 zoinierzy. w oko-
Icy Soissons zwyciesko odpartc
atak francuski.
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Walk ma liniiii ii
rzeki User.

Paryz, IA listopada. = WSrod
naipotworniejszych - jake So
bic wyobrazie mozna walk, woj--
ska sprzymierzone Odebraiy Mem
com Dixmuide, onegdaj przez
Mich zajete. w walkach
owych ciezar najwiekszy spoczy-
wal ma Anglikach, ktorzy znajdu-
ia sic W tym punkcie. ktorzy te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14

lie pozycyi francuskich zasypa-
no ich gradem kul, ktore W
mgnieniu Okla zrzucily wszystkic
4 maszyny: oSmiu awiatorow ME-
mieckich zginelo. Francuzi lado-
wall cafo.
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niemiecki
W Piocku.

Petrograd, 4 listopada. = 2
Kr6lestwa donosza, ze pred xii
ku dniami aeroplan niemiecki po.
jawii sic mad P3ockiem = wojska
rosyjskie zrzuciiy go a dwu lot,
nik6w wojskowych ujeiy. Mem.
cy rzucili diva pociski ma mia,
sto.
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PRZESZLO 100 MILIONOW
LUDNOSCI w STANACH
ZJEDNOCZONYCH. }

Washington, IA listopada. =
.Stany Zjednoczone maja juz prz,
szlo 100 milionow ludnosci. Pc
miedzy ta ludnoscia krazy obecni'
$3,4 ,41S, 100000 podczas gdy H. 600
90 oszczednych rodzin Z powyz
szej ludnosci ma W bankach NJ
przechowaniu $4,375,00O,O
Taxi rapport da}o wczoraj rza
dove biuro przemyslu handlu
Biuro przedstawia cyfry bardzc
ciekawe cd roku 1905 do 1914go
w roku 1S50tym Stany Zjed
roczone liczyly 25,0OO,O0O ludno'
sci. Przemysl j handel cd tego
czasu wzrosiy Z $31o,OOO,OoO dc
przeszio czterech bilionow i 25S
milionow dolarow.
Majatek kraju podniosl sic Z
s;edmiu bilionow do $14O,OO0,0C0
900. Pieniedzy W cyrkulacyi ID
lata' temu byfo S2t9,OOO,O 1000, a o.
becnie jest $3,419,OOO,OOO.
w szkolach ksztalci sic przesz-
10 100000 dzieci. W wyz--
szych szkolach znajduje sic 200,-
900 mIodziezy. Ma szkolnictwo
wy,laje sic corocznie przeszfo
S5OC.OOO,OOO.
w kraju wychodzi przeszlo 22,-
GuO pism codziennych, tygodnio-
wych miesiecznych.
w roku 1850 w bankach pie
niadze skladaAo 1000 ludzi
dzisiaj jest ich 100000.
y Farmy W tym kraju przedsta--
wiaja wartoSc $4,000, 100000,
podczas gdy W roku 1850 warte
byly $4ooo,ooo,ooo.
w roku 1850 kraj miai 9,oSl
mil kolei zelaznych, dzisiaj ma
przeszlo 25O,O0O mil.
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INNE Dz1ALAN MoRzU


zabici / ranni ma zachodnim,
gdziez straty ma wschodnim tea
trze wojny : nieledwie tax sa--
mo olbrzymie?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
OKRET WYJEzDzA q PO-
DARKAMI OLA BELG0W.

Nowy York, IA listopada. =
Dzisiaj do Belgii podarkani ze-
branymi przez pismo chicagoskie
;, Herald, wyjezdza specyalny o.
kret. Okretem tym jest weglo-
wiec Jason.
Okret ten wiezie dla Belgii:
IA wagonow ubran dla dzieci
belgijskich.
5 wagon6w odziezy dla kobiet
1 wagon ubran meskich.
5 wagonow zabawek wszelakie
go rodzaju.
2 wagony obuwia.
1 wagon rozmaitosci zakupio--
nych W Nowym Yorku kosztenl
$4,000.
% wagony r6znysh rzeczy wy
sianych przez inne miasta.
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]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pienia-
DE ma realnost, sprzedaje karty O.
kretowe / realnosci. 1146 Noble ul.