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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
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WHEAT PIT
Minnesota Representative Calls
for Probe Of ManipuIations
by Boards of Trade,

WASHINGTON. Feb i9.-One of
the most sensational attacks made In
Congress on the kings OF the Ameri'
can wheat pit was that by Represen-
tative Manahan. of Minnesota, to-
day when he introduced in the House
resolution providing for the APP
pointment Of spec al committee to
investigates charges Of manipulation
Of the price of wheat by unfair prac-
tees by the Chicago and Duluth
Boards OF Trade and the Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce.
The resolution demands that the
committee inquire whether these
three bodies exercise any unlawful
restraint or control over the buying
or selling Of grain coming 10 said
terminal markets from Iowa, Nebras-
ka. the Dakotas or any other states,
or over the prices thereof II re-
quires informe tion also on the use OF
public warehouses, terminal eleVa-
tore, mixing and blending elevators,
and grading facilities and all other
means of artihcially affecting the
price of wheat.
THE committee shall also specif-
cally inquire" says the resolution,
into the ownership and control Of
each of the separate memberships OF
the above orga nizations, with view
to preventing the practices of mem
bers of the organizations of selling
grains consigned TO them to subsid-
iary concerns or TO dummy"
Facts discovered at any time dur
ing the investigation which in the
judgment OF the committee would
warrant criminal prosecution are TO
be Immediately turned over to the
Attorney General for such action as
he may deem proper
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
COTTON MARKET
DULL ENTIRE DAY
Spot Houses Early Sellers, but
Fair Demand Held List Steady,
Business Very Small,

NEW YORK. Feb. 1a-Tr4ding was
again narrow at the opening Of the
cotton market to-day and first prices
were irregular being 2 up 10 2 points
lower. than Wednesdays close. the near
positions being the strongest. The Of
efrings Of July were heaviest. Trading
in this option weakened the entire list.
pricese asing off l to points from the
initial range.
There was only about 1000 bales
traded in On the call.
After prices recovered to range
within point or two from the previous
close, the market was marked with 'eX-
IRENE dullress
The Hard Yarn Spinners' Association
IN Gastonia, y. G., Yesterday passed q
resolution saying that spinners suffered
loss on account Of disparity between
North Carolina cotton quotations and
the price Of actual cotton, which quo
tations are misleading and confusing TO
the trade, saving that contracts should
be changed; that specific grade should
be stipulated with a specified difference
for grades above or below a standard
resentatives in Congress should enact
some law for the regulation of the cot
ton exchange that viii afford relief from
these hurtful conditions.
The failure of the Hard Yarn Spin
ners' Association to take any action
regarding curtailment Of output helped
sentiment slightly, however
Following are II q m. bids in New
York; March, l2;l9; May, 11.90; JuIy,
IL 81; August. 11.67i October, 1144.
Orleans: March, 70 40; May, ESQ; July,
l2.5f' October. 1l.57
Estimated cotton receipts:
New orleans 49, $500 to $500 3,187
Galveston .-.......9 $500 to 10000 9,727
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Ritual Murder Case
At Kiev Collapses
Special Gable to The Atlanta eeoroian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
KlEN. RUSSIA, Feb 19.-The
second ritual murder" case. of which
q boy named Yoshel PaskoT was al
legged to be the victim. has collapsed
A Jewish tailor named Paskoff and a
peasant named Gouthartz. who were
arrested charged with killing the boy
for ritual purposes" were released
to-day on bail
The public prosecutor was forced to
admit that he had nothing upon which
TO base a ease against the two men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
NEW YORK COTTON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l9.-Due Z point
lower on August and unchanged to y
point higher on other positions this
market was quiet. at a net decline of
lM2 points. At 1918 y. m. the market
was steady, y point lower.
cline; middling 7.02d; sales. II 900 bales,
including II 400 bales American.
AT the close the market was steady,
with prices at a net decline Of l y points
from the closing quotations OF Wednes
day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Spokane Bishop, II,
To Wed Rich Widow

SPOKANE. WASH Feb. 19.-An-
uouncement has been made here of
the enga cement of the Right Rev.
Lemuel H. Wells, for more than TWEEN
~ years Bishop of the Spokane Epis-
copal Diocese. and Mrs. Andrew II.
Smith of New York
The wedding VIII take place in New
York city in May. Mrs. Smith is a
member of a wealthy New York fam
lily. Bishop Wells first wife died ten
years ago. He is II years old.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
I 1:S0 Prev.
Open High Low p Close.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.

Morris II Rothschild Il Co; There
is cotton for sale on all advances"
Logan & Bryan: Unless something
unforeseen develops to stimulate buy
ing. we are inclined to look for lower
prices"
Hayden, Stone & Co at is such a
narrow market that prices fail to move
far IN either direction,
Miller & Co. we still hold our I'M
favorable views.
Shearsou. Hammin & Co: We think
the market win sag temporarily lower
for the present
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
American Heiress
WEEDS Belgian Count

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, Feb. 19,-Miss Gladys Mac
MILAN. daughter of the late Senator
Macmillan of Michigan, and heiress to
a vast fortune, was married TO Count
Paul Cornell of Brussels, in Made
leine church to-day
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Penrose, step
father and mother of the bride, made
elaborate preparations for the we'd
ding. which was one of the big events
of the season in the American col
Ony.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
BrotherS-in-LaW Shot
In Pistol Duel; l Dead

LEXINGTON. KY. Feb. l9.-lr a
duel with pistols in the home of B..
Combs. IN Letchcr County, Constable
Augustus Burgy was killed and Combs
was shot BurgN Went TO arrest
Combs. his brother in law. Combs
resisted and drew his revolver Both
fred and were wounded, Burgy dying
in few minutes.
Combs escaped. but was caught by
IA posse and jailed at Whitesburg.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
THE WEATHER.


WASHINGTON Feb. 19.-Rain will
continue tonight in the Middle and
South Atlantic States and snow is prob
able in the Lake region and New Eng
land. Snow viii probably continue Fri
day along the lakes and in northern
New England. Elsewhere fair; cold
weather is indicated.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
Pacific Coast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Coffin and Embalmer
In Sick Man. Retinue

Special Cable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, Feb i9.-CarrXing among his
effects a coffin and embalming appa-
rstus, r. DeBarron. who Is very i'll.
sailed for New York to-day. Before
leaving, he made all preparations for
death. planning that II he died at sea
his body could be embalmed. placed in
the casSet and be ready for burial upon
arrival at New York
A. DeBarruu is accompanied by
doctST and four attendants. one of whom
Is an expert embalmer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Chief Justice White in
High Court 20 Years

WASHINGTON, Feb, 49,. His
twentieth anniversary as member
of the supreme Court of the United
states was celebrated to-day by Chief
Justice Edward II. White.
when he was appointed TO the high
est tribunal by President Cleveland,
Chief Justice White was United
States Senator representing Louis
lana
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Accidents in Heavy
Mist Cause 2 Deaths

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1.-Two persons
are dead and several others are Sc
riously injured in a series of acct
dents resulting from the neaVy mist
that accompanied an early morning
rain.
Henry Vessel aged "a. was killed
by Wabash train. Mrs Katherine
Schram died OF injuries received by a
fall
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
SEEKS LEGISLATIVE PLACE.

EtrFAULA, ALA, Feb. l9.-Cole
II Graves, Of Eufaula, commanding
officer of the Fourth Alabama In
fantry. has announced as a candidate
for the lower House Of the state Leg
islature from Barbour County There
are four others i'm the field.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
corn6eld picnic hams, to average

- p.
Cornfield hams, IL to IA average, 171a
Cornfield skinned hams, 16 to Is av-
erage. 171e.
Cornfield picnic hams, 6 to s average,
80
Cornfield b. bacon. %
Cornfield sliced bacon, one pound
boxes, IL to case. 80
Grocers bacon, wide and narrow.
171s
Cornfield fresh pork sausage, link or
bulk, 25-pound buckets, 13H.
Cornfleld frankforts, 10-pound cartons,
49,
CornfeId bologna, 25-pound boxes, IL.
Cornfield luncheon ham, % pound
boxes, 1415.
Cornfield smoked link sausage, rs
pound boxes. IL.
Cornfield smoked link sausage in
pickle, So pound cans. $50.
Cornfield frankforts in pickle, Is
pound kits, 200.
Cornfield pure lard. fierce basis, 1914.
Country style lard, 50-pound tins, IL.
Compound lard. tierce basis, 81.
d. s. extra ribs, 1919.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
LIvERPooL GRAM MARkEr

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 19-Wheat opened
unchanged to sd lower at 80 D. m
the market was Esd to I'd lower. Closed
I'D to I'D lower.
Corn opened unchanged: at 1870 p. m.
the market was unchanged. Closed lad
higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
GRAIN PRICES SAC;
RECE|PTSLARGER
Cables Weak on Good Crop News
From America-Corn Meets
Demand on Recession.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Wheat averaged
a shade easier at the opening of the
grain market to-day on the decline a t
Liverpool and the increase in receipts
at Minnea polls. The weakness abroad
was on the favorable crop reports from
America
Corn averaged lower. yet there was
good buying on the recessions.
oats were fractionally easier.
Provisions were 213c to &c lower
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
BAR SILVER.

LONDON. Feb. .19.-Bar silver steady
&c 9-16d.
NEW YORK. Feb 9.-Commercial
bar silver 571ac Mexican dollars 45c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
OBITUARY.

Mrs. 7. w. Maine, siNty-five. of Evans
drive. Fort Mcpherson. died at
2n Nednesdav nirht Tbe hod,y
-. ,.,,,.,., ~ -
c" ~ ~ u,usi "a MIS-
Point and funeral arranpenents
,viu he aDno,ncad lata, Ntrs NTatn,
,.;,t so -'' = ~ ~
~ etseu ny tNu suns 1He I'VE
uduShIerS, W, t" ana j. W. Maine,
Mrs 7. NJ Dudson Mrs, j. +.
SiuNtH anu MlS' w +. hoildS'
Mrs Iulis w MorriS IN Of y, -
- - ~ ". -
LOO , -, 9'eu az S"e la'"iiE res
luenCc thursday at 4 a. m, She Is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
PORT RECEIPTS.

The following table shows receipts at
the ports to-day compared with the
same day last year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
PROVISION MARKET.

Corrected by White Provision Coz
Cornfield hams 10 TO IL average, 1TI5
Cornfield hams, IL to IA average. 171a
Cornfield skinned hams, 16 to Is av-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

Secretary McAdoo says IL the Fed
eral reserve system is not in force hv
fall. the Treasury Department will again
help move the crops.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

New York Air Brake reports SIS ner
cent earned on stock in last fiscal wear
against 5.72 per cent the year before
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

Tentative agreement for dissolution of
merger between the New Haven and
Boston and Maine provides for complete
divorce in stock ownership and manage
ment. New Haven directors meet To-
dav
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
Ostenda Odebrana?

kcie ME zostaiy zerwane ami osia-
bione, CO zreszta / raporty ME
mieckie przyznaja. Pod Miawa
zwyciestwo rosyjskie bySo komp-
letne: wzieli tam Rosyanie sporo
jeica, oraz dzial polowych ma
szynowych kilkanaScie. w wal
kach pod Sochaczewem j. Lowi-
czem straty obustronne So ogrom-
ne, ale Niemc6w - jake strony
atakujscej o o4wiele wieksze. Pod
Przemyslen rniefi Austryacy wy
konac W ostatnich dwu tygod-
mach szereg caiy potyczek =
wszystkie odparto zwyciesko, "a
brano w mich 2Austryakow kilku-
set do niewoli, pozajmowano wa
zne pozycye austryackie, posuwa-
jac sic pod samo miasto. Otto ca
iy materyai raportow rosyjskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
O. Wochy.

Rzy,n, IS grudnia. - DIS tr
oczekuja specyalnego posia Me
mice i ces. .Wilhelma - ks. Bue-
Iowa: podobno ma on przybyc z
osobistem pismem do krola WIKI
tora Emanuela, wzywajac Wio--
chy by zostaiy neutralne, gdyz
p6zniej Niemcy pragna by po
wojnie Wlochy jako do kofica ne
utralne - zostaiy sedzia rozjem-
ca miedzy wojujacymi. Prasa
wioska rzadowa omawia iywo wi
zyte Buelowa, ale zanacza, ze ME
bedzie ona miaia wplywu ma po-
.lityke wloska, ktora juz zostaia
okreslona | postanowiona.
Paryz, 18 grudnia. = Siynna
wieszczka de Thebes przepowia-
da, re. Wiochy zostana wciagnis-
te w niedlugim czasie do wojny,
ktorei koniec ma nastapic W lip
GU 1915.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
Ze Spraw Me
mieckich.

Londyn, 1s grudnia. - Najpo-
informacye tutejsze
giosza, re Niemcy So W fatalnych
kIopotach finansowych, ich y
bligacye wydane jeszcze we wrze-
stliu juz przekraczaly W dw6jna-
sob wartose nominating ] gwaran-
towana. Spadek wartosci bankno-
tn niemieckiego jest wielki ] ME
uchronny.
- Niemcom brak anaunicyi:-
mimo prac po fabrykach dniem
i nocs prowadzonych expens a
mufiicyi w wojnie obecnej jest tax
oIbrzynii,. ze Niemcom zapas ma
starczyc ME ma diuzej jakana 2
tygcdnle i ju5 zarzadzono najsu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18

skutkami zwyciestwa niemieckle-
go rozwodzac: gazety stwierdza-
ia, re Rosyanie skupili najwiek-
sze mozliwie SHY - zostali po-
konani, znak to, ze zo}nierz ME
mlecki przewyzsza rosyJskiego
wytrzymaioscia, jak armia ME-
miecka goruie mad .rosyjska ma
punkcie sprawnoSci organizacyi.
= Ma polskim tearze wojny ro-
zegraiy sic ogoiem W dniach osta-
tnich try wielkie j bardzo krwa-
we bitwy: Pierwsza ma polnoc cd
Warszawy pod Mfawa: tn Rosya-
ME stanowczo zwyciezyli Mem
COW i odparli W kierunku Dzia4-
dowa (Soldau), zadajac i'm o.
gromne straty. Druga bitwa wrza
Ia cd dni kilku w okolicy Warsza-
wy, ma linii Lowicz-Lodz az ku
Piotrkowu - tu Rosyanie zrazu
mieli wstrzymac bardzo poteznie
napor niemiecki, ale wobec tego,
re ich linia przedstawiala zygzak
4
niekorzystny, cofac sic musieli
nieco dla wyprostowania a tenn
samem wzmocnienia strategicz--
nego. TAX donosh wczorajszy ra-
port rosyjski. Do wczoraj tez BIZ
twa owa najwieksza re wszyst-
kich byla w zawieszeniu - ma
gle jej 1osy zwr6ciay sic ma stro-
ne niemiecka: giowna partya tel
bitwy rozgrywaia sic pod Socha-
czewem, gdzie Rosyanie dsugo
wstrzymali nap6r Niemcow 4
gdzie wlasnie mieli wykonac owo
cofniecie sic strategiczne = to
miaso sic stae poczatkiem ich Po-
gromu - jak gsosza doniesienia
berli1skie, a zakonczy3o bitwe O.
gromnem zwyciestwem nieniec-
kiem. Teras Niemcy maja pre-
rzucie armie W okolicy Psocka, by
Rosyan zajse z flanku p6snocne-
90, poniewaz mirno Ewyciestws
rosyjskiego W tel stronie pod Mia
wa, obecnie po zwyciestwie Mem
COW pod Sochaczem woJska ME-
mieckie dose So slime, by Rosya'
zepchnae prawego brzegu Wi
sly; tenn saInem Niemcy pzygo-
towuja z dwu stron najpoteznIeJ'
sly. ze wszystkich atak ma War
szawe, kt6ra spodziewaja sic, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
Mlczy

Warszawa, Is grudnia. - O
wszystkich tych sukcesach broni
niemiecko-austryackiej urzad wo
jenny rosyjski zachowuje mil
czenie: wczoraj ami jednego ME
oglosR komunikatu, a ostatnie je-
go doniesienis brzmia zupelnie
spokojnie co do sytuacyi W Kro--
lestwie: opowiadaja o strategicz-
mem cofnieciu sic pod Sochacze-
wa, przysianiu 100000 posii-
k6w do okolic Warszawy, mic ME
mowia o ewentualnosci ewakua-
cyl miasta, wreszcie gsosza Q
wstrzymaniu naporu niemieckie.
goi'o wielkich strstach niemiec-
kich - z naciskiem, zaznaczajac,
ze hnie rosyjskie W zadnym pun
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
Z Walk ma Zacho.
!. die Europy.

Londyn, 18 grudnia. - Praso-
we doniesienia opiewaja, ze woj-
ska sprzymierzone wesziy- wczo-
raj do ostendy pod osiona dziai z
okretow angielskich i francus--
kich, kt6re znusiiy Niemc6w do
opuszczenia miasta. -Niema po-
twierdzenia wiadomosci. -
Paryz, 1s grudnia. --Potwier-
dza sic w caiej osnowie wszystkle
dhi poprzednich doniesienia o po-
stepach wojsk sprzymierzonych
we Flandryi ina innych punktach
frontu bojowego.We Flandryi Bel
gowie i Anglicy dotarli do West
,ende; .czy to MI" omylka w te-;
legramach: Westende-Ostendc
= ale Westende ley jakich IS
mil cd Ostendy ma Wyprzezu W
kierunku poiudniowym. Przyp
Red. D.<c.) Wszedzie, gdzie woj-
ska sprzymierzone zajeiy okolice,
umacniaja zaraz swe pozycye,. =
Naog6l niema dokladnyc:h wiesc'
o tych. postepach, ale zazriacza-
ia, ze poczyniono je wszedzie mad
.rzeka Ysera, Cd morza az ku mia
stu Lys. Cd strony morza bardzo
dzielnie wspieraja akcye sprzy-
mierzonych okrety angielskie l
francuskie. Lambertzyde zajete
przez Anglik6w - odparto tam
szereg atak6w niemieckich. DaleJ
poczyniono posuniecia pozycyi W
kierunku St. George, Bixschoote
Ma dalszych liniach j punktach:-
Francuzi posuneli sic naprzod W
kierunku poinocnyn1 cd Arras'
Bapaunne, Peronne i innyoh pun
ktaoh; Wogez6w niema mic no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
PogrOm ROsyan W
Krolestwie.
Berlin i Wieden tryum-
fuja - PiOtrOgrod
miczy.....

Berlin, Is grudnia. - Miasto
Gale lsni cd choragwi, sztanda-
row, wieczorem je iluminowano
-bo oto wczoraj nadeszfy jedna
"a druga wiesci tryumfalne o
wielkiem zwyciestwie odniesio--
nem przez niemiecka armie Hin
denburga W Kr6lestwie, a jedno-
czesnie z Wiednia nadeszfy VIA
domosci o klesce zadanej Rosya-
nom W Galicyi. Wojska rosyjskie
sa W peinym odwrocie ma casej IL
Ms.
Prasa niemiecka austryac-
ka zowia zwyciestwo to najwie-
kszem W ca8ej dotychczasowel
wojnie uwazaia, ze rezultaty Je-
go beda tax znamienne, ze W bar
dzo znacznej mierze wpayna one
na zadecydowanie sic ostateczne-
60 rezultatu wojny wschodniej -
W Polsce. Znaczy to, ze Niemcy
ju5 niejsko uwazaja woine swa z
Rosya "a wygrana. -. w mics
Gle entuzyazm: t8urny demonstru-
ia na ulicach, wiwatuja pred pa
Iacem krolewskirn, wznosza o.
krzyki na czesc Hindenburga, wo-
dza naczelnego Nierniec na wscho
die, do p6znej nocy trwaiy na
miescie manifestacye i wiwaty.
Pogrom niemiecki zapowia-
dany przez Rosye zamienii sic W
wielkie zwyciestwo - pod4ug o
ficyalnych telegramow berlin
skich. 'Jak do tego pogromu Ro-
syi przyszso. faktycznie ME VIA
domo; pierwsze doniesienia opie-
wa8y tyIko, ze po3ozenie Rosyan
stale sic trudne, p6zniej nieled-
vie CO pol godziny nadchodzify
coraz to pomyslniejsze raporty
Prasa niemiecka og6lne tylko po-
dale doniesien tych szczeg6ay.
wiscej sic mad przypuszczalnyni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
z Warszawy.

Warszawa, IS grudnia. - Co
dnia mad miastem lataja aeropla-
ny niemieckie, rzucajac pociski,
miasto cd mich SLIME cierpi, wiele
ludzi zgineio i rany i szkody W
posiadSosciach odniosio. Ponie--
dzy ISowem a Sochaczewem wal
ka sic toczy zazarta. Ia rogatka-
mi stolicy siychae daleki odgsos
dzia1: w niescie spokoj i powaga
i ufnosc, ie jednak miasta Mem
cy ME vienna. Niema oznak ro-
syjskiej ewakuacyi, owszem wciaz
swieze wojska i dziaAa rosyjskie
ciagna przez miasto ma zach6d, ma
linie walk. Stray w walkaeh
pod Lodzia, Lawiczem i Socha-
czewem So straszne: obliczaja, ze
2 obu stron wynosza one ponad
2s0,00O ludzi tego ma Nierncy
licza 100000, a ma Rosye 100 ty-
siecy.
- Berlin zapowiada expedycye
znacznych posifkow ma wschod-
nj front do Polski, by wyzyskaG
zwyciestwo; rozpisano powoiania
.rezerw obron krajowych ro-
ku 1875, Il: ludzi majacych juz pod
4o lat zycia. 90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
Doniesienia Me :
mieckie.

Berlin, 18 grudnia. - Niemcy
przecza sumarycznie postepom
sprzymierzonych, zaznaczajac 60
Ioslownie, re ich ataki zostaly od-
parte. Pisma niernieckie siusznie
wnioskuja, ze oiywiona dziaial-'
nose W dniach ostatnich ma "a
chodzie ma ma celu przestraszenie
Niemcow i odciagniecie ich sii
wiekszych ze wschodu, by po--
m6dz Rosyi W Polsce, ale powia'
daia, ze sic to sprzymierzonym
ME udaie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
EcIpT-ANcIELSKIM
PROTEKTO ORA tenn
DIS lazd MOnaTch6W SkandynaWSklch|,'
JAPONIA : PAMIETA o SOBlE..

Rosyanie ewakuuja. Niemcy my
sla spedzie Boze Narodzenie W
Warszawie e!!!.- Trzecia bitwa
ma ziemiach polskich toczy sic
podobno jeszcze - jeszcze ME
skonczona w Galicyi zachod-
niej: tu Rosyanie rowniez So bici
i podobno wycofuja sic z pod
Krakowa. Urzad wojenny VIE
dedski donosi, IL wojska austro---
wegierskie z Wegier przez Kar-
paty4wtargnely do Galicyi j z
poiudnia ma znacznej apsFestrzeri
uderzyly ma Rosyan; ;5maja to bye
wojska czesciowo zdjete z Ser
bii: liczna armia austryacka ode
brala poteznym atakiem Rosya
nom miasta podkarpackie:: Jasio,
Krosno, Lisko, Nowy Sacz i inne.
JednoczeSnie krakowslsa armia
gen. iDankla uderzyla ma Rosyan
wprost zachodu, wskutek tego
Rosyanie zostali wzieci we diva
ognie przez przewazne SHY ME
przyjacielskie i rozpoczeli od-
wrot w po3nocno-wschodnim kie-
runku. Austryacy odebrali Well
czke i Bochnie, odsuwajac woj-
ska .rosyjskie cd pierscieni forte
cznych Krakowa, a komenda au-
stryacka giosi nawet, 5e ma
Przenyl dywersya ia wywrze
wpiyw zbawienny, re i'z pod tel
twierdzy Rosyanie beda musieli
ustapic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-18
ULTIMATUM POSKUTKO-
WALO.


Waszygnton, 1S grudnia. -
General Tasker Bliss, komendant
wojsk amerykahskich ia pogra--
niczu odbyi wczoraj konterencye
z generaiem Ramirezetl, repre-
zentantem gubernatora Mayto--
reny i konferencya ta,jak wszyscy
pzypuszczaja, skohczyla sic tenn.
ze Mexykanie przestana strzelac
ma strone amerykanska. -.
General Bliss zaprzeczyi temu:
jakoby rniai zagrazat Maytore-
ME zniszczeniem jego armii jesli
kule mexykahskie beda nadal nd
grunt amerykahski padaiy. Po--
wiedzial jednak generafowi Rami-
rezowi jak sic Amerykanie ma ts
sprawe zapatruja.
w ciagu ostatnich dwu dnl ge-
neral Hill ME skierowal ognia
swych ludzi ma strong amerykarl-
ska, choc ciagle strzela do mia
sta Naco w Sonorze.
g. Niekt6rzy powiadaja, re Hill
tax sprytnie manipulate ma po--
eraniczu, tax. kieruje ogieh swycn
woisk, by zmusit Maytorene do
pociskow ma strong amerykahska,
Tesli kule karabinow Maytore-
ny padna ma grunt amerykahskl'
to W ten sposob wodz Carranzy
dostanie sic W tarapaty z rzadem
amerykahskim i zwyciestwo Hill
Ia zostanie przyspieszone.
Departament stanu otrzymai
wczoraj wiadomost, ze wojska
Carranzy opuscity miasto Pueola'
Woiska Zapaty zajeiy mlasto,
carranzisci zostawili "a soba
wielkie zapasy amunicyi, a wy
chodzac miasta, podpalili dwo-
rec kolejowy.
Fl Paso, Texas, 1S grudnia' -
Urzedowy telegram obozu Gar
ranzy donosi o zwyciest"le
.wojsk tego wodza W San feoro'
Woiska Carranzy posuwaja sic
teraz W strong miasta Iorreon'
kt6re zamierzaja zajse.
sM1ALY RABUNEK w GIN
cINNATI.
Cincinnati, O., 1s grudnla. -
Frank G. Hohl, bandyta autonio'
bilowy, wczesnie zakohczys swo-
ia karyere bandycka, trwajaca
tylko. try godziny. Czsowiek ten
W. tym czasie obrabowai diva a
bank W .miescie Cincinnati, skradi
samochod, stoczyl pojedynek
smiertelny z policya. w pojedyn-
ku tym Hohl smiertelnie postrze-
lii policyanta I sam pads trupem:
Hohl ME zyje, ale policya ME
vie co sic staio pieniedzmi, kto-
re bandyta wyniosi,z dwoch BAN
kow. Zrabowai on $13,10o.Z tego
sadzic MONA, re bandyta miaa
wsp6lnika i temu pieniadze podai
po rabunku.
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