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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30
I NIEDOLI : AUSTRYI.
PO zamaGhu. - Nash6j " SerajeVO,
Opinia Serbii. - PIany Pogrzebu'
WRAzENIE IA GRANICA,
JeSzCze SzCzeg0Ey zamaChu'
SytuaCya Mexykaiska GaHanza a Villa
GrecYa a TurcYa.
Sprawy Anglii.
WRA1ENIE IA GRANICA,
SytuaCya Mexykaiskai GarTanza a Villa,
Grecya a TurCYa.
Sprawy Anglii.

AnSl11.
ki amunicyi. Wiele aresztowah
dokonano W ciagu Dolby ostatniej
i Sledztwo toczy sic energiczne.
Przedewszystkiem badano nader
surowo Prinzepa 1S-toletniego
morderce arcyksiecia jego zony
odpowiadal on ma pytania oboje-
tnie, spokojnie, wesolo nawet, dal
wyraz swej nienawiSci do Austryi
i powiedzial, re niedaleka jest
chwila, W ktorej Bosnia i Hercogo
wilma beda nalezet do Serbii jak
powinnaby natury swei i swego
ludu. Rad obawia sic powstania
W BoSni, wiec sprowadza sic do
kraju wiele wojska zaprowadzo-
no prawa wyiatkowe.
OPINIA SERBII.
Belgrad, 30 czerwca. - Rad
serbski jest oburzOny z powodu
narzucenia mu why lub ohotby
tylko wspoludzialu W zamachu
serajevskim: prasa serbska o.
burzeniem odpiera te insynua--
eye, gazety rzadowe pomieSci
iy rezolucye wyrazajace ubolewa-
ME dla Austryi. Ogloszono tez City
godniowa zalobe na divorce kr6-
lewskim.
PLANY POGRZEBU.
Wieden, 80 czerwca. - Gala
przybywaia dzisiaj do Wiednia,
do jutro w poludnie beda wysta-
wione ma widok publiczny W
kaplicy cesarskiego Burgu, a
pogrzeb odbedzie sic w sobote, w
Amstetten, Austrya Dolna, gdzie
w mauzoleum rodzinnem Spoczna
oboje arcyksiestwo: swego CA
su arcyks. Franciszek Ferdy-
nand zaznaczyl wyraznie, re ME
zyczy sobie bye pOchowanym W
krypcie Kapucynow we Wied--
niu, gdzie sic znajduja groby ro-
dzinne Habsburgow. Cesarza ME
bedzie W Amstetten, reprezento-
wac go ma arcyks. Karol Francl-
seek Jozef, - nowy nastepca
tronu. Pogrzeb przyspieszono, a
by CO predzej skonczyc tragicz-
nymi szczegolami tymi dac spo-
czac sedziwemu cesarzowi. w
calej monarchii we wszystkich
krajach koronnych panuje wielka
i szczera zaioba.
w uzupeinieniu dodajemy,
re ciala przewieziono pociagiem
zalobnym tylko do dalmatyhskle-
go wybrzeza, gdzie je ma poklad
zabral okret wojenny / ten W a
systencyi calej eskadry przewiozi
je do Tryestu skad pociagiem da-
lei transportowano je do Wied-
MIA. Testament zamordowanego
arcyksiecia znajduje sic podobno
w iednym z praskich bankow /
tylko cesarz ma prawo go otwo--
rye: dedy sic to stanie, ME VIA
domo.
. WRAzENIE "a GRANICA.
Londyn, 80 czerwca. - Pow
szechna panuje opinia, re spisek
W Serajevo byl inspirowany Z
Serbii, a clos jaki on zadai mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30
UsUNIFCIE WESTONA
ZATWIERDZONE.

Usuniecie przez BURN. Harri-
soma G. Westona, miejskiego re-
prezentanta we wydziale inzynie-
row nadzorczych zostalo zatwier-
dzone przez rade miejska ma
wczorajszej sesyi Al glosami
przeciw Is.
Cd glosowania zostali zwolnie-
nj ma ich wlasne zadanie alderma-
nj Block, Walkowiak, Healy,
Hey, Fisher Lynch, ktorzy jake
czionkowie komitetu transporta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30
z RADY MIEJSKIEJ.
Kto otrzyma{ ,,graft"2

Kto otrzyma} ugraft"2
Rada miejska ma wczorajszej
sesyi postanowiia wyszperac ME
uchwytnego ,,deputowanego ra,
tusza', ktory otrzymywal Cd pro,
centu cd funduszu miejskiego, de-
ponowanego w banku LaSalle
Trust and Savings Bank. Subko-'
mitet komitetu iinansowego pre-
dlozy} rezolucye, proszaca sedzie'
go Windesa, ably poleci} ,recei'
verowi" w. c. Niblackowi
wszystkim urzednikom funk,
cyonaryuszom banku udzielic ko'
mitetowi wszelkich informacyi {
wyp}acaniu tegoz procentu.Rezo,
lucya ia zostala komitetowi Fl,
nansowemu przedlozona, ktory
ma ia zreferowat ma nasteqner!1
posiedzeniu rady we czwartek
biezacego tygodnia.
Rezolucya zada, ably prokura--
tor powiatowy wytoczyl sledztwc
W celu wykrycia, kto otrzymywal
graft" z banku LaSalle cd fun
duszow niejskich i czy taxi
ygraft" plaza inne banki, W kto-
rych deponowane So fundusze
miejskie.
Gruntownego sledztwa donna
ga sic kontroler miejski 'Traeger,
Daremne zabiegi subkomitetu.
Popoludniu zebra1 sic subko--
mitet zlozony z aldermanow
Merriam'a, Kerns'a i Block'a ma
trafii ma nieprzezwyciezone pre-
szkody. Okazalo sic, re prokura-
tor stanowy Hoyne wydal rozpo-
rzqdzenie ,,kagaicowe", zamyka-
jqce usta wszystkich funkcyona-
ryuszom banku LaSalle, jakotez
samemu ,,receiverowi" Ma sledz-
two to przybyli tylko kontroler
Traeger i skabrnik miejski Flynn.
Kasyer banku LaSalle, 6. G. Fox
ME przyby}.
Wybadano onegdaj tyle, re
czeki ma sunny, ktore byiy place.
ne jako graft, funkcyonaryusz
bankowy (paying teller) dawaf
kasyerowi banku, c. G. Fox'owi,
a ten je mia} wreczac wicepreze-
sowi, c. B. Munday'owi, ktory
znow temu kategorycznle przezy.
czy.
Kontroler Traeger doniosl, il
osoba, kt6ra nazwiska swego ME
wyjawila, donios}a mu, IL mad
wyzke Cd prowizyi w sumie "a
procent chowali do swych kiesze-
nj urzednicy banku, zaplsywali
ma conto miasta.
Skarbnik Flynn zeznal, re roz-
nj alderman starali sic 60 nak}o-
mic do deponowania pieniedzy
miejskich w bankach przez siebie
wybranych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30

zadns dzisnns plsmO pulskis " calsl
AmsUGs ME zamlsszCza tyIu oglO-
slsi co ,DzIENNIk GHleAGOSkI,"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30
WRAzENIE IA GRANICA.

Londyn, 80 czerwca. - Pow
szechna panuje opinia, re spisek
W Serajevo byl inspirowany Z
Serbii, clos jaki on zadai mo-
narchii Habsburgow moze bye
smiertelny. Ostatnim iacznikiem
pahstwa tego jego roznorakich
prowincyi jest sama osoba sedzi-
wego monarchy, gdy tel zabrak-
ME Austrya rozleciec sic moze,
Poza tenn juz tylko Kwestya Pol
ska tajony antagonizm Prus
Rosyi utrzymuja Austrye W po-
srodku, gdyby sic Rosya / Prusy
porozumia}y, ME trudnoby byio
i'm polozyG kres istnieniu mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30
TeIegramy zagTanIGzne'
2 NIEDOLI AUSTRYI.
PO ZAMACHU.

~ S~~- " ~N-s
ny wiekiem, choroba ostatnig i
ciosami losu straszliwymi sta
rec zniedoiezniaiy - ce5srz Au-
Stryi krol Wegier, Fianciszek
Jozef l. - stojac nad grobem 20
Stai pozbswiony ostatniej podpo-
ry i to dzielnej, W osobie nastep-
cy swego zarnordowanego W Sc
rajevo arcyks. Franciszka Ferdy-
nanda, ktory ostatnimi laty caly
nieledwie ciezar rzad6w na swo--
ich barkach dzwigal, obecnie
brzemie to spada znowu ma po-
chylone ramona sedziwego cesa-
rza. w razie jego zgonu korona
przypadlaby W udziele mlodemu
nieznanemu blizej niedoswiad--
czonemu arcyks. Karolowi Fran
ciSzkowi Jozefowi - to jest kio'
pot niemaiy nietylko dla cesarza
i troska prawdziwa, ale takze dla
calej dwoistej monarchii austro-
wegierskiej, tylu niedolami sko-
Iatanej tylu niedostatkami roz-
terkami trapionej. Nastepstwo
tronu wiec Jest pierwsza teraz
sprawa wymagajaca postanowie-
mia: mIody arcyks. Karol ma
bye i zdolny i popularny, podob-
no ma bye wielkim zwolennikiem
przyjazni niemieckiej trojprzy-
mierza, co sic ma ME bardzo po-
dobac Wegrom, ktorzy ME chc9
zacieSnienia stoSunku Mem
cami, gdyz dale on size i przewa--
&c Niemcom auStryackim mad
Wegrami: istnieja tez przypusz-
czenia, re Wegrom byiby Poza--
danszy ma nastepce tronu syn "a
mordowanego arcyksiecia, Maxy-
milan: dzieci arcyksiecia Po-
chodzace morganatycznego mai,
zenStwa Z ksiezna Chotek ME ma
ia praw do korony W Austryi, ale
ma Wegrzech prawa takiego ME
ma wiec tam syn najstarszy "a
mordowanego ma pelne prawa a
dla separatystycznych ambicyi
wegierskich byioby pozadane a
by prawa te ktoS Podniosl "a
znaczyl, bo w Wegrzech slime jest
stronnictwo dazace do oderwania
sic cd Austryi. w niedalekiej
przyszloSci kwestya ia bedzie mu-
siala bye uregulowana W obu Po-
lowach monarchii.
NASTRoJ w SERAJEVo.
Serajevo, 80 czerwca. - Gala
zamordowanych arcyksiecia i 20
ny jego ksieznej Hohenberg ode
slano specyalnym pociagiem "a
Iobnym do Wiednia. w stoliCy
Bo$ni istnieje Podniecenie umy-
slow wielkie: powszechnle daJe
sic odczuc wzburzenie ludnoSci
przewaznie niemieckiej maho--
metanskiej przeciwko Serbom /
Siowianom wogole. WczoraJ
trwaly demonstracye mantle
stacye antyserbskie, napadano ma
wet ma domy skAady Serbow' /
pladrowano je: Rad obawiajac sic
gorszych rozruchow ogiosil W
mieScie stan oblezenia, zaprowa-
dill dla pism ostra cenzure IL
trzymuje ma ulicach slime patrole
woiskowe. Wiadze przypuszczaja
istnienie spisku ME anarchistycz-
nego ale politycznego tego to
spisku ofiara padl nastepca tro-
nu: podobno blaszanka bomby,
kt6ra rzucl Gabrynovics nosiia
msrke serbska kragujevacu,
gdzis sic znaiduia serbskie fabry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30
SYTUACYA MEXY-
KANSKA.

Niagara, Falls, 80 czerwca. -
Ma konferencyi polubownej move
wytwarzaja sic trudnosci: oto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-30

J. B. Pallasch wypoEycEa pienisdze
ma realnose. sprzoLale karty okreto
va realnosci. 1146 Noble utica.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
SOUTHERN 9 ,s OF STATE
ALMOST IN, . TED ~ HEAvx
:: AIMS
RAILROAD TRACKS WAahEp
AWAY AND PROPERTY DAMAGED
Passengers on One Train Without Feed
For Twenty-Four Hours - Several
Lives Known 70 Have Been Lost and
Others Are Reported prewnsd-Mors
Rain In Prospect

Tucson, Aria. Dec. eA.-The Santa
Cruz river. heretofore called river
by courtesy of the map makers, is on
It's worst rampage OF a generation.
Ordinarily the bed OF the Santa Cruz
is dry. The San Pedro river west Of
Bisbee is stream nearly mile wide
Other streams are swollen In propor-
ton. railroad tracks have been washed
out. buildings flooded or carried away,
and property damaged to the extent OF
thousands of dollars as the result Of
seven days OF rain thruout southern
Arizona
Tucson early today report that two
Santa Cruz at Sahuarita. The militia
men said 1t had been reported tn.t
other lives have been lost in the
flooded districts.
Reports today from Bkbee stated
that further rain threatened to In
crease the property damage.
Trains Maroened.
Southern Pacific passenger train
marooned at Otero. between Tucson
and Nogales. was reported today to
have returned to Nogalas after tempo
rary track repairs had been made.
For twentyfour hours passengeru Of
this train were without food. They
finally made their way to ranch houses
where they were given food and
shelter. A relief train with supplies
was only able to go as far as Amado.
where it encountered flooded tracks.
Nogales was still isolated today from
communication from surrounding
towns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
FIVE TRAPPED BY FIRE
Four Members Of Family suffocated in
Apartments in Burning Tenement
House and Fifth Dies in Hospital
Firemen Mako Thrilling Reseues
From Fourth and Fifth Floors.

New York, Dec. 24.-Five members
of family occupying an apartment
house, on the top floor of n five-story
tenement house at 316 West Forty
ninth street, We're trapped in fire to-
day that started in the basement and
spread to elevator shafts Four mem
bers of the family were suffocated in
the house, and the fifth died after
being taken to hospital. The dead:
Mrs. Mary Carso, aged 4s; her three
sons. Charles. 21: Frank, 10, and Fred.
Z, and her niece, Grace Annadale. IA
years old. The only surviving mem
Der OF the family, Arthur Carso. a tel
ephone operator at the Polytechnic hos
pital, was on duty when the fire started
and ordered out ambulances to the fire
scene He did not know where the fire
was until his mother was brought to
the hospital, where she died. Patrol
men and firemen performed many
thrilling rescues from windows on
fourth and fifth floors. The money
loss was only $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
900 French Cannon
Enterminate Euery Man
In German Trench

Paris, Dec. 24.-General Joffre.
the French commandments chief.
said to Colonels Ignatieff and
Yarde- Butler, the Russian and
English military attaches at the
field headquarters OF the French
armies. three or four days ago:
Come with me and you will see
something never before seen in
war;"
They accompanied the general to
near Arras. There 900 pieces of
heavy artillery were placed in such
a position as to bear on the German
entertainments. The ranges had
already been found.
Upon a word from General Joffre,
repeated by his aides, the 500 pieces
opened a sustained fire upon the
German works and the spaces just
behind them. Fifteen minutes later
the French infantry charged.
Not a bayonet met them. The
trenches were torn to pieces as tho
by gigantic plow shares. Dead and
wounded men, half buried, Uttered
the line where formally had been
the trenches. Those who had tried
to run were caught by the horrible
spray Of bursting shells in the rear
of the trenches. Probably not a
man defending that part of the line
ESCAPED
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
,czAR VISITS HOSPITALS.

Empress and Children Accompany
Nieholas-Now Enroute Home.
Moscow. via Petrograd. Dec. "a
Emperor Nicholas and the empress, ac-
compapied by their children. yesterday
visited number OF hospitals in Mos
cow, organised and maintained by pub
lie and private associations. Notable
among these 10 the union Of All Russian
Zemstvos.
In the evening the emperor, who Is
on his way back to Petrograd from
the front. received in the Kremlin
palace Prince Lvoff, chief commission
Of the union Of All Russians Zemstvos
and the mayor Of Moscow. NJ. Tchel-
nokofe. who u also commissioners in
chief Of the union Of All Russian
Cities. The commissioners gave ac-
counts Of the activities OF their re-
spective unions and the emperor ak
pressed himself 40 greatly satisfied with
the reports.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
BUSINESS PRACTICALLY sus-
PENDED AT NATIONAL CAPT.
tai UNTIL SATURDAY..
TO ATTEND
CELEBRATION AT CAPITOL
Giant Christmas rree in Capital Build
ins to Be Feature Of Community
obssrvanee-President Wilson Dis
tributes Turkeys Among White House
Employees.

Washington, Dec. 24.-Governrlental
business practically fas suspended to-
day and the national capital was ready
| for it's Christmas cefebration. Con-
gress has taken a recess at the capitol,
and at the executive department work
has been postponed. Officials of the
government, from President Wilson
down to the humblest employe, had
made arrangements for the festal oce
casion. Many members Of the senate
and house were on their way home to-
day, while others from the more dis
tant sections remained here. AT the
White House the president was seeing
to it personally that everything was in
order for Christmas celebration there.
Little Annie Gothran. of Philadelphia.
the presidents grand-niece, is a White
House guest for the holidays, and for
the first time in years a large fir tree
had been set up.
Turkeys For White House Employees.
The White House mail continued in
every increasing volume today. Post
men bearing greetings for the presi-
dent were frequently in evidence at the
White House. White House employees.
to the number of 125, including clerks.
domestcs and policemen, were happy
today because the president had pre-
sented each of them with fifteen
pound turkey. Distribution Of the birds
;; to the employees is a long established
custom. All the executive departments
had arranged to close at noon for the
holidays.
At the capitol plans had been COM
pleted for the community celebration
there tonight. A large FIR tree stood
in the east entrance Of the capitol.
above the doors of which there ap-
peared in large letters. set with cleo
trio lights, the words, Peace on earth.
good will to men,"
| Thousands of persons planned to at
| tend, the exercise there.
President. Colts in Snow Storm.
President Wilson went golfing early
/ today despite heavy snow storm. The
president had no callers scheduled dur
ing the remainder of the week.
With the exception of Secretary Gar
rison who will spend Christmas at
Atlantic City, all the members of the
cabinet will be here tomorrow The
president has exchanged gifts with
each of them. V
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
Iowa at w..h;no%or

Washington, Dec. 24.-Representa-
tive Connolly has departed for Iowa
and will remain thruought the holidays.
He has received word Of the illness OF
his mether and that she will probably
have to undergo an operation.
Postmasters reappointed: Clutter,
Tama county. James Hach: Mel
bourne. Marshall county. William A.
Sawtelle.
Iowa pensions granted: Maria e.
Hickman. Whitten, $12; Isabelle La
porte, Marshalltown. S12: Sarah ].
Heller Scranton. 312: Sarah e. JOY.
Grand Junction, $12.
Postmasters appointed in Iowa:
Hancock. william ]. Dool: Qulmby.
George A. Fox: Sunbury, Charles D.
Grim; Vining, Charles Strachota;
buckingham, Levi Klngland: Dins-
dale. William II. Bicket: Ellston.
Emil Kaloupek.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
MARsHAILTOWN, IOWA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER a. 1914
Warning Nations Send
Rush Orders to u. S.
For Barbed Wire

D
Pittsburgh. Pa, Dec. 2l.-Demand
from the oelligerent nations of Eu-
rope for barbed and plain wire to-
day reached the feverish stage In
the wire mills Of this district. Of
fers Of orders aggregated 125,00O
tons. Of which $4,000 tons are spec
flied as barbed wire. have been
made in the last few days.
This business Is approximately
$4,000.000 and will keep the mills
going for several months. Mill Of
ficers said the length Of the barbed
wire alone would reach $4,000 miles,
while that Of the remainder of the
order would bring the total to 275,-
900 miles.
England, France and Russia have
been large customers of the wire
mills since the war began.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
BOMB DROPPED ON DOVER.

German Airman Flies Over Channel
and Gives, CITY Ast'Frish.. IA
London dec. 24--As}1Ostfle aeroplahe
dropped a bomb over Dover this morn
Ing and then disappeared. according to
statement made by the official press
bureau. The statement follows:
"An aeroplanesof the enemy dropped
bomb while passing over Dover this
morning. No damage was done. The
aeroplane was seen for few seconds
only. 1t left Immediately, passing out
over the sea. A British aircraft went
up but did not see the enemy again
The weather is cloudy and foggy.'
The German raid from the air on
the city of5Dover is the first news of
authentic character of any hostile air.
craft visiting England The machine
today came from the direction of Deal
and was flying very high. 1t was not
sighted at Dover until it suddenly
emerged from the clouds.
Apparently Dover castle was the OBJ
jective of the raid for the bomb fell in
the garden in the rear of ST. James
rectory located in front of the castle.
The windows in the rectory and some
of the houses Immediately surrounding
the rectory were broken.
Immediately after he had dropped
his bomb the pilot started straight
across the channel. Two British aero
planes went up but the hostile ship had
too much of start and could not be
overtaken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Tsiegraphio News:
Germans Making Supreme Effort to
Capture Warsaw.
Men Sent to Death With Prodigality.
Allied Armies Prepare to strike Hard
New Men and Guns Sent to Front
Flood Damage in Arizona.
Government Rests on Christmas Day.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
stay in Iowa." Advice Of McClain.
Peat Beds Raise Good Crops.
Too Many Laws Enacted.
McConloque's Views on Care OF In
sane.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Hang UP the Stockings.
College "Boobs."
Marshalltown's Merry Christmas.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
LOCKER On in Iowa.
PAGE FIVE.
Suit to Gust Hardin Supervisor.
Lttigant in Noted Snit Weds.
PAGES SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE.
City News:
owen Ball Again In Trouble.
Under Arrest at Fort Dodge, Charged
With Burglary.
Kuhlmann Case Is Unique.
Big Dinner For Veterans.
NJ. c. Wheeler. Former Master Me-
chanic. Dead.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Rears Have Inning.
Corn Influenced by Higher Gables.
Hog Receipts too Heavy.
Cattle Supply Inadequate.
Awful Conditions in North France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
NOTED NATURALIST DIES.
John Muir succumbs to Attack {
Pneumonia at los Angeles.

John Muir Succumbs to Attack Of
Pneumonia At Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, Dec. 24.-John Muir, the
naturalist, died In q hospital here today
OF pneumonia. He- was 7s years OF
age.
Mr.. Muir was visiting his daughter
Mrs. Helen Muir Funk, at Daggett, q
town in the desert Of San Bernardino
county. He was stricken with 'pneu-
monia last week. Doctors from Los
Angeles were called into consultation
and 1t was determined to bring him
here for treatment. When he arrived
hero last night, Mr.. Muir was in q
critical condition. His daughter was
with him
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
GERMANS ASSUME OFFENSIVE.

Eastern War Arena.
Berlin. by wireless to London. Dec.
24.-The official communication by the
headquarters staff today says:
"The enemy did not renew his at
tacks near Nieuport yesterday. At
Bixschoote we took 230 prisoners on
Dec. %.
The enemy was again active yes
terday in the neighborhood Of Challons.
Infantry attacks followed a fierce
artillery attack made by the enemy
in the regions of Louvain and Perthes.
These were repulsed.
"A trench kept under artillery fire
by the enemy was lost by us but re-
captured In the evening. The position
was later abandoned part Of the
trenches had been destroyed by the
enemy's fire.
I'm the east we have assumed the
offensive and are advancing from
Soldau Tin East Prussia). We have
repulsed the Russians after several
days fighting at Mlawa (Northern
Poland) and the enemy's position at
Mlawa Is again in our hands. More
than 1000 prisoners were taken In
these battles.
Eat the confluence Of the Bzura and
Rawka rivers. fierce bayonet attacks
took place at many places.
"The Russians suffered heavy losses
on the right bank Of the Pilica river.
TO the southeast Of Tomaszow. The
Russians attacked fercely several
times but were repulsed by the Austro-
German army with heavy losses"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-24
cARNEelE's PEACE MESSAGE.
Hopes Great Britain Will Unite Witt
U. 8. Preventing Future Wars.

New York. Dec. 24-On the ami
versary Of the signing OF the treaty
OF Ghent and of 100 years of peace
among English speaking peoples, An
drew Carnegie chairman of the peace
centenary committee. today sent two
cablegrams on behalf of the commit
tees One was of good wishes to the
people of Ghent. thru the Kiiis ssf ssf BEL
GUM, the other to Earl Grey, express
ing the hope that England and the
United States, would unite after the
war in proclaiming future disputes
would be adjusted by arbitration at
The Hague.
I'm this sacred work. the message
read, "our two countries should be
first in the desire that the present war
should be the last II they fail to re-
ceive support from other countries we
shall at least have done our duty"