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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
ZABIL ZONE.
ZNACZNA OFIARA OLA
BELGOW.

Honolulu, IA listopada. - Ola
komitetu ratunkowego, ktory sic
zajmuje losem nieszczesliwych
Belg6w zebrano tu $4,000. Dal.
sze ofiary napiywaja. Nawet kra.
jowcy ME szczedza ofiar ma ten
eel.
sTRUsIE zABILY KoBIETE
Phoenix, Ariz., IA listopada. -
Trzysta strusiow ia farmie pro.
wadzonej przez zamoznego A
merykanina urzadzilo rejterade,
ktora zakohczyia sic smiercia pa
nj l.. D. Rosseau. Kobieta po,
wyzsza przejezdzala bryczka
przez farme. Ptaki stratowaly j.
i zabiiy nawet diva konie.
PROCH OLA KANADY.
Oshkosh, Wis, IA listopada. -
Do prezydenta Stanow Zjedno-.
czonych Niemcy tego miasta
J.J.Nigl i H.F. Gustavus wysla,
Ii telegram nastepujacej tresci:
- Czy wiesz Pan, re kolejq
500 do z tego miasta do Kanady
wioza 45 wagonow armat i pro
chu.
Ma telegram ten odpowiedzl
zadnej ME otrzymano Z Waszyn
gtonu.
Urzednicy kolei 500 stanowczo
tel wiadomoSci zaprzeczyli. Me.
mcy jednak utrzymuja, re pociqg
byi naladowany przeznaczona dla
Anglik6w amunicya. Chciei oni
przesylke te wstrzymac.
JEST JEsZCZE 20 MILO
NOW NADWYzKI.
Detroit, Mich, IA listopada. =
Pomimo systemu zaprowadzone-
60 przez fabryke automobilow
florida rok biezacy przeciez przy-
niosi kompanii 20 milionow do
larow wiecej czystego dochodu,
niz rok przesziy. Ford zaprowa--
dill system wediug ktorego ro--
botnicy pobieraja znacznie wick
sze wynagrodzenie jeszcze ma
ia pewien procent 2 czystego do
chodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-14
lOO,OOO,OOO ludno$$ci VISTA
mach Zjednocz
Ciekawe cyfry rzadowe. lie jest pie
niedzy " Chicago? ..
Protest Niemc6W.
Podobno wyslano Is wagonow anu
49,. nicyi do Kanady.
Okret z podarkami dla Belgow.
Okret z podarkami dla Belgow.

90 wagonow mieszanych towa--
row..
Ogolem Stany Zjednoczone ns
gwiazdke wysylaja Belgom s.:
wagony najrozmaitszych rzeczy.
5. ZABIL ZONE.
Grand Rapids, Wis, II lis;o'
pana. - w. E. Trask, agent a.c.
kuracyjny, zastrzelii tn wczorI.
swoja zone potem sam sobie ~
Gle odebrai. Czynem tym czlo.
wick powyzszy osierocii komp-
letnie siedmioro drobnych die
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Grand Jury Seeks to
Find Who Paid for
Suspected Supplies

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-WilIiarn
Haas, senior member OF a wholesale
firm. and George Herr. assistant cashier
OF the Anslo-London-Paris bank. who
have refused persistently TO tell Collector
OF the Port Davis and Rear Admiral
Pond. United States navy. who paid for
the $4,000 worth Of groceries loaded
aboard the steamer Olson and Mahony,
suspected OF an unneutral errand, were
served today with subpoenas to appear
before special session OF the federal
grand jury.
The Olson and Mahony. an American
coasting steamer owned in San Fran
CISCO was recently chartered by. the
Golden Gate Transportation company a
newly organized corporation, for a voy-
age to Valparaiso.
The nature Of the cargo excited the
suspicious OF the collector OF the port
and, In reply to his report to Washing
ton. the vessel was refused clearance.
Since then naval board OF invest cation
has been in continuous session trying to
determine the genuine destination OF the
cargo and whether its composition In
dicated that It was, for the ,use OF war
ships.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

ASK $4,000 OF JACK CUDAHY;
SAY he BROKE W0MAN'S RIB

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. I-(speciall
Jack CudRhy. scion OF the millionaire
packing family OF that name. was yester-
day made defendant In a $4,000 damage
suit by DIR. b. o. Coates. a doctor Of
Pasadena, and his wife. Elicia- They
charge Cudahy with having thrown Mrs.
Coates against a table. breaking one
rib. inJuring another and seriously
wrenching her spine.
The trouble occurred on August q. ac-
cording to the bill filed. DIR. Coates
claims Mrs. Cudahy telephoned him to ac-
company her TO the Pasadena Athletic
club TO get her husband, who. she said.
was unable to get home alone. DIR. Coates
had been the Cudahy family physician for
years. With Mrs. Coates. Mrs. Cudahy
and the doctor the cudshy limousine was
then driven to the club.
Cudahy was not there and the auto re-
turned 10 the Cudahy bungalow just as
Cudahy arrived The bill alleges that
Mrs. Coates. In attempting TO get out OF
harms way. inadvertently stepped before
cudahy, who threw her violently against
q table.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Telegraph Operator
Accused Of Stealing
and Selling News

NEW YORK, Dec. LII. l. Under. a
telegraph operator employed by the Pos
tal Telegraph company and stationed in
the office OF the New York Globe. was
held In s5,Ooo bail for the action OF the
grand Jury when afraigned in The Torbs
police court today, charged with violat-
ing section 552 OF the penal law. in that
he revealed the contents OF certain news
messages sent out by the Associated
Press. s.,s ufesa-s.
Albert venino. counsel for IAnder re-
auested that the case be adjourned 20
that his client might confer with coun-
sci for the Associated Press and rsctify
the wrong he had committed. II any
This motion was overruIed by the presid-
ing magistrate.
Several employees OF the Associated
Press testified regarding deooy mes
sage o6ntaihine what purportod to be
news concerning the HlnlSins Of 'the Rus
sian dreadnought FlIba." formerly the
Ismail." Linder testified he received
money from the New York News Bureau,
an organization operating ticker serv-
ice, for sending it messages taken from
tho wires operated by the Associated
Press. No witnesses appeared in Under q
behalf
Iinder was released in the custody OF
his counsel until a surety company could
renew his bond OF 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
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Rheumaselts lie prepared by the famous
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
WILSON OPPOSES
MILITARY PROBE
Thinks it Untimely to Investigate
Army Strength of Nation While
Waving Olive Branch.
GARDNER TO SEE HIM TODAY
President Writes ConEressman who
introduced Resolution He IL
Ready 70 Discuss cues
ton with Him.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i-while Presi-
dent Wilson is not expected to mould the
position OF congress on the resolution
OF Representative Gardner for an investl-
cation Of the military strength OF the
United States, officials close to him said
he would oppose the Investigation II asked
for an opinion. He thinks It ultimely and
believes such an inquiry would not dis
close any Information not already known,
II In understood.
The presidents position was made clear
tonight by administration officials after
II became known that he had written Mr..
Gardner a letter, saying he was ready TO
discuss the question with him at any
time. Mr.. Gardner will be at the White
House tomorrow to make an engagement
for an interview within the next few days.
The position of the administration to-
ward the Gardner resolution as outlined
tonight 10 that this is no time to agitate
the question OF preparedness Of the United
States for war. The president IL hopeful
that the nation may play an important
part in bringing the present European
war to a close and hts advisers believe
suggestions for peace would come with
bad grace from a country in the throes
of discussion of possible war.
Another reason given by the admlnis-
tration leaders for opposing the Gardner
resolution is that in his speech in the
house supporting the movement, Mr.
Gardner attacked Germany. and they
think the adoption OF his resolution would
make It appear that the action was di-
rected principally at that nation
When the resolution was fret intro
duced the president characterized the pro-
posed investigation as pleasant mental
exercise"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Fewer Drug Addicts
in United States
Than Was Supposed

WASHINGTON. Dec. THAT the NUM-
Der OF persons in the United States adj
dicted to the habitual use of drugs is not
nearly so large as had been supposed Is
the conclusion of the public health serv-
ice in a report today. 1t had been esti-
mated that between 1 and 2 per cent OF
the population were drug hebitues. While
declaring this estimate is undoubtedly
too high. the report says that the figures
show the existence Of all too many habit
ual users of narcotic drugs. The belief
Is expressed also that the evils due to the
improper use of such drugs have been
greatly exaggerated.
The conclusions are based on data fur
nished by the Tennessee authorities,
which. tho report states, shows that dur
ing the first six months OF the operation
Of the state anti-narcouc committee per
mits were issued to persons allowing them
to purchase narcotic drugs, and also on
figures giving the approximate number
OF average doses of habit-forming drugs
imported into the United States in 1911 and
1919 being respectively 500. 100000 and
2,SOS. 700 900. On the basis of the figures
for the years named. the report says, II
would appear that baslng an estimate or
the average consumption OF the drug
habitue in Tennessee each addict would
consume approximately 1000 doses eacf
month. or 1900 doses year
The state of Tennessee" the report
states. contains approximately per cen
OF the total population of the United
States and on the supposition that tn,
same ratio Of the number of addicts ant
the amount of material consumed will
hold good throughout the United States
We would have a total of something more
than 10000 drug habitues, consuming ap-
proximately s5oooo.oOo average doses pei
year. This quantity probably is some
what low. but It is fair to assume thai
not moro than double this amount, \or op
proximately LOO 100000 average doses ar,
consumed annually by drug habitues,'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
KAISER'S ARMY IN
POLAND BREAKS
THROUGH GORDON
Continues from Paee onel

on three sides. There remains an open
ing on the western road toward kutno
which, however, will be threatened by
Russians advancing from Lodz. Part Of
this first group at Glowno and StraylS0w
is almost entirely surrounded.
The second group. to the south, AT
Rzgow and Tuszyn, is trying to force its
way through to the north. but Il opposed
by the Russians at LODI and Brzeziny
and the western road Is closed TO Il by
the same Russian army which recently
beat two German corps at Wielun.
The third group to the west is in q
critical. but not desperate position, for,
by a right flank at Zdunska Viola on the
Warta, It still holds the road to Kalisz.
which could serve either for retreat OF
for reinforcements n General Won Hinden-
burg thinks IL still possible to try to save
his eighth army"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
WHAT CATAURR IS

Ithas been said that every third persop
is sToubled With eatarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal eatarrh
indicates . weakened condition Of the
body, that the secretion OF the mucous
membranes are quickly affected, and local
trestments IN the form Of snufis and
vspors do little, II any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat H.
cause By enriching your blood with the
oil-iood IN SCOTS Emulsion which Il 4
medicinai food and buildine-tonic, iree
from alcohol or any harmtui drugs. ify il.
MA ssolt A nowHs. Biooa,hsid. Nj.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Gardner Says Wilson
is Trying to Kill His
Army Investigation

WASHINGTON. Dec. i,--President VIII
sons letter to Representative Gardner on
the latter's resolution for congressional
Investigation Of the preparedness OF the
United States was made public today.
The president wrote;
You may be sure that do not have
an attitude OF indifference 10 the great
subject which YOU breach, but would
like very much TO have a conference with
you before the resolution you have In
mind IL offered. in order TO present my
views 10 you more fully than is possible
In letter"
Dir. Gardner was a White House caller
today hut did not see Mr.. Wilson. and
win call later. He made his visit the
occasion to issue formal statement.
however, saying he feared the president
intended 20 lay the cold hand of death
on the whole movement If he can"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
GENERAL VILLA Is
IN CITY OF MEXICO

CONTINUED from Page one)
armies. All foreigners and foreign prop
erty will be protected"
villa left Tula this afternoon after re-
ceiving news OF the capture of Pachuca
BY the cavalry brigade of General Raoul
Madeno. The Carranza troops retired
-after a skirmish between outposts.,
This is better than my last visit when
I came here as a friendless prisoner OF
Huerta's," remarked General villa upon
his arrival
General villa had a narrow escape from
death just before his entry into the city.
His train eollided with the train OF Gen.
eral Chao above Tula. Thirty-two per
sons were killed and forty wounded. One
mile below the scene OF the wreck six
mines were found connected with bat
terry concealed In a ravine. The gener-
ais train passed over these mines. which
were not discovered until the next morn
ing.
warming from Wilson.
WASHINGTON. Dec 1. = President
Wilson spoke a word Of warning 20 the
public today regarding reports ON the
situation in Mexico. At his weekly con-
ference with the washington correspond
ents the president declared there were
many persons in Mexico as well as the
United States who found II to their ad-
vantage to have trouble In the southern
republic ana were interested In giving out
false reports OF the situation.
Dispatches today from American Con-
sui silliman In Mexico City reported the
arrival in person OF General zapata Sun
day. The general at once restored the
tram car properties. confiscated by the
cdnstitutionaiists. 10 the owning corpora
ton, and restored property Of an Amer
lean named Hill. which also had been
taken.
General Angeles arrived the Same day
with the advance guard OF Villas army
ana later zapata left for Puebla- The
city was quiet and orderly, Mr. SllltmaE
reported. and the diplomatic corps wal
being consulted on measures OF safety.
Communication between the capital and
Vera Cruz was restored late yesterday
American Consular Agent Carothers. re
porting under date OF Sunday from Tula
a short distance north OF Mexico City
where he was with villa. reported prepa
rations were being made for an attach
on General Gonzales. a Carranza chief
who was said TO be at Pachuca-
ZaData VIII Keep order.
WASHINGTON, Dec. i.-General Emil
! ianO zapata. whose forces occupy Aexio
] City. has assured the United States gov
eminent through American Consul Silii
man. that foreigners will be given ever
protection and that his troops win con
tinue to preserve order.
Dispatches from Mr.. silliman. tellinl
of his interview with zapata and simila
reassuring messages from the Brazilial
minister In Mexico City, were laid be
fore President Wilson and the cabinet b,
Secretary Bryan.
Both Mr. sfliman aud the BraEilial
minister reported zapata has been yer,
courteous TO the diplomatic corps.
The only serious disturbance was tn
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
German Tax on Flour
to Belgians Denied

LONDON. pee. 1.-The American Bel
gian relief eoinmittee today characterized
a. wholly without foundation the state
ment pnblishsd In the Echo Beige Noyem-
Der y that the German authorities IA
Belgium we're taxing Hour sent from the
United States for STAYING people OF the
county A. the rate Of saeo per 100 kilO-
grams.
This statement came 70 London by way
OF Amsterdam and was cahled from Lon.
don 70 the United States
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Many Are Injured in
Rush to Buy War Tax
Stamps in Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. i.--So great was the
r,lsh here today TO buy war tax stamps
that twenty policemen were called TO the
federal building 10 restore order. Two
women tainted; the press OF the crowd
broke the door OF the office OF the In
ternai collector from its hinges and sew
erai windows along the corridor were
broken by shoulders forced against them
by pressure OF the crowd.
Frank e. Hemstreet, chief deputy col.
leetor, Informed the people, when order
had been restored, 10 seni checks for
their stamps and to await their receipt
b. mail
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
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general debility.
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02


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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
Cats in German to Be
Killed for the Army

ST. LOUIS, Dec 1.-All cats in Ger
many are to be killed TO make Innings
for coats for soldiers. according to in
formation reaching st. Louis fur dealers
today through trade papers
II. N. Derragh, secretary Of a large fur
company, said house cats are a large
factor in the normal fur trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
WILHELM HONORS
VICTOR OF LOWICZ
General Mackenzen, Commander Of
Ninth Army Corps, Decorated
with Order Of Merit.
AMONG BRILLIANT CHIEFS
Kaiser says Achievements VIII
stand in History ss shining Ex-
ample of Fortitude, Endu-
rance and ValOr.

BERLIN (via The Hague and London.
Dec 1.-The east is gradually coming
into its own. Those familiar with con-
ditions have recognized for the last three
weeks that the center OF Importance has
been transferred from France 20 the
eastern war theater.
The departure OF Emperor William for
the eastern front. the appointment Of
General Won Hindenberg as a field mar
shall and the publication OF appreclative
kilograms to the eastern commanders
have directed the attention even OF the
uniformed public to the fact that events
IN Poland are OF far greater importance
than those in Flanders and along the
Aisne
All Going Well.
The presence OF Emperor william at
Field Marshal Won Hindenberg's head
quarters Is interpreted here as indicating
that everything is thought 10 be going
well. The emperor has conferred the
order Of Merit on General Mackenken for
his victory at Lowicz in the following
telegram;
'The Ninth army corps under your safe
and tested leadership has again fought
with unrivalled brilliancy in a hard but
successful battle. Your achievements in
the past days wiA stand in history as
shining examples of fortitude. endurance
and valor
Communicate this to our splendid
troops with my imperial thanks, 20 which
wish TO give tangible form by con-
ferring upon you the order OF Merit. God
be with you and our standards in the
| future"
General ReJOices.
General Maokensen in an order OF the
day issued when he had received the
emperor's telegram said:
II am rejoiced to announce to my heroiC
troops this sign of appreciation which
belongs to the whole Ninth army"
General Mackenzen long has been re-
garded as ono OF the most brilliant Ger
man generals. He was the trusted ad.
1utant Of Field Marshal Count vOT
Sohlelffen when he was chief of the
general staff and instructed Emperor
william in military history The en-.
peror later selected him as the immediate
superior Of the crown prince In thu
Dantzig garrison.
There IL nothing new TO report from
the west front and no important news Il
expected Immediately from that vicinity
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02

firing OF several shots by zspata's sol
diers az fire engine which went charg-
Ing down one Of the principal streets.
zapata explained to Mr.. slllimsn that his
men mistook II for an assault Of the
enemy and he regretted that some Of the
firemen were killed by the error.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-02
DEATH RECORD.

NORTH BEND. Neb. Dec l.--(speoiall
Charles Dolan. aged 70 years. died AZ
his farm home east OF North Bend and
was buried Monday a. the Catholic eeme-
tery at Fremont. He was stricken with
paralysis two weeks ago and passed away
sunday. he moved TO Nebraska from
Illinois about thirty-aix years ago Eight
sons and one daughter survive him. all
OF whom we're with him during his last
hourA