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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

An Automobile showl
why mote
It's really funny we have never
come alive ana held ono before. We
have the autos and we have the en-
thusiaam and We have tho pretty
girlH-all of them being primo requia-
ties 10 the Automobile Show as she Is
Showed Ia al the other big cities.
As usual Il took Mayor Sellers,
president 81 the New Mexico Automo-
bile association 10 crank the thing 40
and start % gulnR, the Colonel being
not only an Auto Crank but the only
original Six cylinder, Self-starting Six
Speeds Forward and Four BcvpiSc,
wind shield. Brass Horn, sliding
Gear, Electric Lighted. Air-C0nlod
Booster when ID comes 90 auto shows
or any thing else YOU can think or
The mayor merely had TO mention
Auto SHOW" and Immediately he had
'cm an going Tho motorists and the
motorcssCE an with one accord un-
anlmOuslV and simultaneously, not 90
Fay iOyously and sircnuously at once
became promutorists and Promoter
cssos and IN about ten minutes tho
project WIS a. good ~ carried out.
Auto dealers have taken hold with
enthusiasm and Society h exuberaut
WNNA WIN iiANNAAHfH ~ wv "WNAf.NANttlH
new. and big and different and social
IS ono of the iolliest and most brill
liant stunts for many years
The SHOW Will start on the oVcn-
ing OF February .. Monday, la the
armOry and win continue every af-
ternoon and evening until the grand
finale on Thursday night.
MANAGEMENT on AtMDitN.
Plans have cen drawn hv Jack
Head FOR the floor arrangement at
the urmory and "a contract. costing
over S2O0. haa been let 10 the SUE
perior Lumber company for build
ing the noothe,
Iherc will be twcnty-four booths,
avcrnging about 10 by ~ feet These
arc In three rows, one on each side
OF the building and one la the mid
die. leaving nine-foot promenade
around the center section. The
framework will form AN archway
over the entrances and the sides viii
be enclosed with muslin ~ a height
At three feet
a band stand viii bc la tho center
of the armory ana there viii be re-
frcshmenL pennant and huwcr
booths.
Tho automobile entrance viii be-
ON sixth street and the main en-
trance ON silver avenue,
DECORATIONS.
Decorations are going Go be un-
usually elaborate. he simple lines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Varsity alumni in National Capital
Hold Reunion During The Holidays;

The University Of New Mexico "a
rapidly reaching that age ana cOndl-
tian whom her loyal SONS and dnugh-
tors viii be- planning the organisation
~ alumni clubs Ia tho principal ciuef
of the country, including New York,
Las Vegas Boston and other seaport
towns. When you can get toscthrr
ten tried and true graduates of the
Varsity In the city of Washington u
begins TO look as II Alma Matters
fainiiy were getting numerous in the
metropoiii as you might classicall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
For Toledo Visitor.

Mrs. George Thomas gave an en-
tlroiy pleasant afternoon Thursday in
honor of Mrs. T.. Reed OF Toledo. who
is spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. joe White Fancy
work and an especially lovely lunch
made the affair especially pleasant
Tho guests were Mrn Reed. Mrs.
Joe White. AIRS r. Brewer Mrs. Har-
old Pierce. Mrs r.. Avcryt, Mrs.
Frank Harris. Mrs Bert Baker MIS-.
a. ~. Bctz Mrs Harry benjamin and
Mrs Margaret iicnnossy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

say. There WaN T. very pleasant littlc
reunion 81 q. =. NJ. people Ia the ma
tiunnl capital during tho holidays
quite Informal ana fwll OF reminia-
cenCes Of the good old DAYS ON the
campus. Those present were, Prof
and Mrs. Roberts Miss Anita Thomas,
Harvey Ferguson. Erna Ferguson.
Fred ana Estolir Luthy Jay Alien,
Miss Katherine Chaycs and Frank
spliz
Ar. Fcrgussnn 10 the WASHINGTON
representative 81 the Chicago Record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

called upon 10 give drills. Monday
evening dumbbcil drill will Dc
given nt the meeting OF the PnrentH-
Teachers association and on Jan
uary 20 az the Presbyterian church
with dunihhclla and Indian ClahH.
There are many visitors at every
meeting and all who are Interested
are welcome tn cume and watch the
practice on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons at 4 o'clock in the sun
day school room Of the Presbyterian
church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Beautiful Dancing at
Elks' Theater.

ono OF the bcsi short entertain
ments over held IN this city WIS that
given last evening under the auspices
OF tho santa Re reading room ASSOC
citation. II Is tho FIRST one OF the sca-
son and sets high standard FOR those
which follow.
!. Brahm Van Der Berg sang delight
Elly ana WIS fav0rite with The au-
dionce from her first appearance. All
VI the dancing was splendid. Per-
haps the most wonderful and diiiCult
exhibition 81 grace and ease % move
mcnt was "Zulciku" Ia the Oriental
Suite, interpreted by Miss Gould. II
reminded one very much af the mar
vcl0uH dancing ~ Ruth S. Denis
The last part of the program was
OF special Interest, for Ia u Miss Gould
and AR. shawn portrayed The modern
dances az they should be- danced, ana
did them an exceedingly well, and
quite different from some dcm0ustra-
lions We have seen locally.
n was. an Ia ali. "a splendid enter
tainment quite different from any
thing which has been offered TO
amusc an Albuquerque audience for
some time.
The prcsram follows:
I.
Greclan suite: ,
I. Humorcsuuc. Miss Gould.
2. Dance Of the Harvester. Mr..
shawn.
g. \ Classic waltz. Miss Mum.
T. Diana and Endymion. Miss
shawn.
The Moon Drops Low" from Indian
Lave Lyrics tCadmanB, Nine. Van
Der Berg.
National suite:
l. a Hungarian Mazurka. Miss
MUM and Mr.. Williams.
q a French Love Waltz, Miss could
auu Miss Mum,
g. \ German Peasant Dance. Miss
Gould and Miss Mum
a. a slavic sword Dance. Mir.
shawn and MIR williams.
".
mon Desir' (Noyin). Mime. Van Der
Bcrg
Oriental suite.
T. scarf Dance. Miss Gould.
Cymhai Dance. Mr. shawn
Nulcika. Miss Could
g. Poem of Love, Miss Gould and
Mr shawn.
VI
"Thc Day ~ Gone" tI.anR). Nine.
Van Der Herg.
VII
Revue, The Dances of Today Norma
Could and Ted shawn presenting.
4 The Tango
p iicHitanon Waltz.
q one step.
T. huston.
Another entertainment for which
definite plans have boon made VIII be-
the reading OF THE Melting Pot by
Professor 81 ~ clark head Of the
department OF public speaking go the
University 81 Chicago. and a reader u
wonderful expression.
The next concert will be saturday.
January "a. hy the trao club Of Az
rora ~. This organization Includes
soprano. pianist vioiinHt, crilist
and reader. trombone uolniAi, tenor
md baritone. ana Is said To hc first
class tn every respect
D
Miss Vaughey Scores Again.
Eleanor Naughey added 10 her rep
utaiiun az q charming hosteHs with
three Informal channg-diah periiea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
"DIXIE QUINTETTE."

Tho second of the series Of enter
tainmonta offered by tho RCdpath
LyCcum Course, under the auspices
OF the Woman's club VIII hr here
January 3i ut the ElkB' thcatcr IL
is the "DiNio Quintcttc. and IL comes
highly recommended. The program
will consist Of uunrtettcE, duets, solos,
both vocal and piano, ana character
readings Illustrating tho writings OF
Paul Lawrence Dunbar,
The personnel uf the troupe is as
follows
ward Williams second truur anu
banjo; Louis Johnson, baritone and
reader, John Turner, hnsao; Joseph
Gray, pianist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
rIlE MIEncolns CII-n.

The Microbes club met this week
with Mrs. IS Allen aud read stod
dard'A second lecture on Japan. after
which delicious lunch WAS served.
Mrs. GENTRY viii be- the next host
csa. Those present az the meeting
this week were Mrs. NJ e.. Swaync.
Mrs William Menaul. Mrs ".
schultz. Mira a. Hunt. Mrs q Cali
kinH. Mrs a. stevens ana Mrs i @,
Gentry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
WAsmNGTON's BInTnDAY.

Tho Wnshington'a Birthday cclo-
hration this year win take place at
the state nrmory and viii be along
the Same general lines az the aiiair
which took place last year. although
II will be- on a much larger basis. Al
CLASSES and organizations will be- rep
resented, there will be special stunts,
u continuous program Of artistic aH
we'll na "scrvum-pr provoking" numbers,
lunches and candy viii bee sold aud
there will be dancing Ia the evening.
Tho Sigma Taus will give Rn in
formal dinner next Friday evening
for the ladies, chaperOncs ana the
frat men,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

New Mexico Automobile AssO-
citation Puts Albuquerque on
Auto Map and Plans for
First Annual Exhibition,
With ALI the Accessories
Make Immediate Hit With
the Buzz Wagon Men, Beaus
and Bellies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17


The Moose club. whose entertain
mcnts are extremely popular with all
who are fortunate enough 10 RttcnU
them, viii give a dance for the Nom
bers and few invited friends satur-
day evening. January "a. az Odd Eel
lows hall.
The committee in charge ia; Mr..
r. A. DimOnd. chairman. MIr. y. 8.
Marshali and SIR, r.. y, uran. There
win be- music by tho Dimond orchcs-
ira and delightful time ls prom
lsod everyone who attends.
The Hnnir n strictly invitniioual
and the invitations VII DO cut the
middle 81 next week.
D.
The Thirty club win give dance
next Thursday evening az odd fei-
lows hall.
THE TUESDAY LITERARY CLUB.
The Tuesday Literary club met this
week with Mrs. Louis iiuninB and en-
iuycd the following interesting pro-
gram;
Current Evcnts--Mrs Barney.
Glass study-MiHs Crlsty.
High Renaissance '--Van Dykes
History ~ Painting, chapter nine.
I'npor--''G otn pRrlson OF Titan,
Tntoretto. and Veroncse.' Mrs. Roy
ftamm
Mrs 5. ". wroth viii be hostess NJ
the next mecting, January 2fth.
Tho "Wednesday Thlmblo club.
which ~ meeting on SATURDAY for "a
few weeks. wiii b, entertained next
week by Mrs. Fred pctiitt.
The Highland BridEe club viii
meet with Mrs. J. A. Reidy next sat
urday.
Mrs 7 ~ Morris was hostess to tha
"Wednesday sewing club this week.
and served q most appstiking lunch.
Mrs w 49, Hambiy was "a guest of
the club.
PNIlENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
a very appropriate program has
been planned By thu Parent Teach
ers association for It's meeting Nom
Continued on Page -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
H. albuquerque Going Haze Real Lice L$@Dqs 4uSnoA& So~ Strip the
O1"N from Crank Shaft - If You At Booster You Auto be- Cut AAgn AOI -

Herald and editor of the civil sorv
ice Review Fred luthy is student
al Yale. jaw Allen an Auuauotia
student; Frank spltz and Mius Thorn
as are enrolled at Columbia and Miss
ChavcH az George Washington.
win tho exception Of preparatory
English the GLASSES taught hy nr
Mondei silhcr have been taken over
Dy Prof Irwin ~ Histin0 of the rni-
vcrsity OF Chicago.
particularly useful assortment at
books has been ordered hy tho o.
brBrian and ir expected within the
next few days. There are over two
hundred volumes in the collection,
including works ON pedagogy, Ian
gungcs. hiubogv economics aud books
Tor general reading
Semester examinations will take
place mex Wednesday Thursday and
Friday
students may register for the se"-
unn HcmcHlerH work Monday. jam
uary rs. All clauses will BEGIN rogu-
lar work Tuesday, January ~.
Father Mnudalnri spoke IN assem-
bly, Tuesday morning, giving the nrgt
OF series of three lectures on RE
speCt for Authority His talk was
splendid and was thoroughly enjoyed
hy faculty aud students.
There was student body meeting
Thursday morning. Lsaic Hardness.
editor. and ga DorHn. manager of tho
Mirage. guvr am outline Of their plans
for the 1914 edition Of the annual,
and 10 promises 60 be- one of the most
attractive volumes over published.
The q. ~ NJ. News viii be out
Monday
Plans are being made 90 give n glec
club concert nt tho Presbyterian
church Thursday. February 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Tmr rInsICAL clLrunr I'M.

Tho Physical culture CLIO held tWn
nYigorHting meetings th.s week.
That the importance 90 this club is
appreciated ia being shown hy tho
saCt that itH members are BEING
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Mias VaugheY soores Again.

Eleanor Naughcy added 10 her rcr4
utatiun az charming hostess with
three Informal channg-diah parties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Semester examinations will take
place mex. Wednesday Thursday and
Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Plans are being made 90 give n gle'
club concert at tho Presbyterian
church Thursday. February 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

- THOUGHT your daughter re-
cclvcd me rather sfifny"
"Nh' Thcn She dld go ~ tina,
tangu yesterday"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

CHOW PEOPLE stare NJ my new
dress. : suppose they wonder " I've
BERN shopping In Paris"
more nkciy,' her husband replied
souriS' they wonder II Two bcvn en-
bcxxilng."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

The 4. y. NJ News win be out
Monday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Walk W Belgiii.

Dywersya belgijska jest W ofer'
sywie poteznej niepokoi Mem
COW ma caiej poinocnej granicy
francuskiej, oraz na caiym obsza'
re belgijskiego teatru walk. -
zacieta walka toczyia
sic w okolicy Aershot, gdzie Bel
eowie zaatakowali Niemcow
trzymajacych miasto to i pc
bitwie wyparli ich precz
Niemcy usitowali zamknae arrnie
belgijska w zakatku pod Ant
werpia, ale i'm sic ME powiodfo,
BY Niemcom dostep do Antwerpil
uniemozliwie, wiadze poleciiy "a
lanie woda ze sluz j tam morskich
caiego terytoryum ma przestrze'
nj 70 mil kwadratowych. w
Aershot Belgowie uwolnili u
wiezi 26 ksiezy katolickich, kto'
rych Niemcy zamkneli byli W .io-'
sciele zburzonym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Anglia wystawi
wiecei Woiska.

LONDYN, IL wrzesnia.
Lord Kitchener generalissimus
angielski wraz premierem As
quithem przedstawili wczoraj W
parlamencie angielskim wniosek,
by wystawie jeszcze dodatkowa
arn,ie w sile 100000 zofnierza, a
to dla wyjatkowych okolicznosci
obecnych. Wniosek poparia entu.
zyastycznie opozycya nawet
przeszedi on bez giosu sprzeciwu'
Rekrutacya W Anglii idzie nader
zwawo pomyslnie w jednym
dniu mp. rekrutowano przeszio 80
tysiace ochotnikow. Cd czasu wy
buchu wojny wiec W przeciagu
po1tora miesiaca - zaciagnefo sic
do armii 4s9, 900 ludzi, ME liczac
wcale wojsk kolonialnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
ZasIuga Angikow.

LONDYN, II wrzesnia. - u
Rad wojenny otrzymai i ogiosia
publicznie rapport gen. Frencha
z francuskiego teatru wojennego
z raportu tego wynika, re bohate-
rem walk ostatnich, zwycieskich
dla sprzynierzonych, byi angiel-
ski general Dorrien ,kt6rego dy--
wizya w ogniu i walce najstrasz-
niejszej wytrzymaia przez 2 dni
atak dwu j pol korpusow niemiec-
kich i odparia je, zasianiajac le-
we skrzydio sprzyn1ierzonych
ten to bohaterski op6r wojsk an
gielskich stall sic punktem zwrot.
nym bitwy olbrzymiej - Nierncy
rozpoczeli odwr6t.
- Donosza tu, re francush ae-
roplan wojskowy spadi wypadko-
wo z dwu lotnikarni pod Bois de
Vincennes obaj lotnicy zgineli, q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

spadajac maszyna zabiia cztery
ciezko raniia cztery osoby.
- Pod Meux francuskie an
gielskie wojska zadaiy Niemcom
dotkliwa kleske, zabrano i'm Kill
ka tysiecy jencow, oraz 80 dziai.
AMSTERDAM, II wrzesnia.-
Tutejsza agencya telegraficzna
donosi, re W jednej ostatnich BIZ
tew zostai raniony drugi syn ces.
Wilhelma ks. Joachim; o losacl'
nastepcy tronu, o ktorym dono--
szono, re zostai zabity, ezy do ME
wolf wziety, mic ME wiadomo pc
wnego. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Clos Papieza Bene.
dykta.

RZYM, Watykan, II wrzesnia.
= Papiez Benedykt XIV. wystoso-
wal oredzie do ludlow walczacych
i ich panujacych - wzywajac je
do przyspieszenia konca wojny /
zawarcia pokoju. Jest to pierw--
sze oredzie nowego Papieza; po-
woiuje sic on W niem ma serdecz-
re pragnienie przyczynienia sic
do dzieia pokojowego = poprzed-
nika = sp. Papieza Piusa x. przy.
pornina krzyze, jake wojna ia
ma ludnosc spadaja j wzywa do
wspolnych modfow o przywro.e-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Walki W Koloniach.

CAPETOWN, IL wrzesnia. -
Rad Uni kolonii poiudniowo--a-
frykanskich oswiadcza sic Gala
lojalnoscia dla Wielkiej Brytanii:
Boerowie, ci ktorzy pred niewie-
lu laty walczyli przeciwko armii,
teraz pamietni wolnosci i'm przez
Anglie udzielonej oswiadczaja, ze
wytrwaja W wiernosci. Wazne to
oswiadczenie, poniewaz istniat
ruch, pobudzany przez Niemcow,
by Boerow do powstania przeciw
Anglii W chwili obecnej pobu--
die. Rad kolonii postanowii tez
podjac wake kolonialnenii woj-
skami angielskiemi, ktore wkro-
czysy jakoby ma terytorya angiel-
skie.
- Gubernator angielskiej kolo-
nil Nyassa W Angielskiej Afryce
wschodniej donosi, re Niemcy z
sasiedniej koloni: niemieckiej
wtargneli ma terytoryum angiel--
skie, ale zostali pod Karronga po-
bici wyparci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Ostatnie Donie-
sienia.

PARYz, IL wrzesnia. - Po..
miedzy Meaux a Montmirail Me,
mcy cofaja sic szybko - wsr6d
walk nieustannych a krwawyct
nadzwyczajnie, odwrot ich r6wns
!! sic niejednokrotlie poptoct1owi.
Mad rzeka Marina Anglicy odzna,
czyli sic znakomicie; W swietnyn1
ataku ma Niernc6w wyparli ich o.
nj "a rzeke, zsbrali sporo dziai
jenc6w ~ odwr5t Nieme6w byl
tax poSpieszny, re nawet arrnat &c
soba zabraS ME mogli. w ciagu
ostatnich trzech dni sprzynierze
nj ogo3em zyskali 81 mil odrzuca-
jac Niencow wstecz ma te pre-
strzen, W niektorych punktach od'
parto ich jeszcze dalej. w okolicy
Nancy Nierncy poczynili niezna-
czne postepy, ale Francuzi pobi-
Ii ich pod sanen miastem i ma
p6r tu wstrzymany zupefnic. Ma
lewem skrzydle W centrum wal
XII najzacietsze straty w ludziach
ogromne, tn tez porazka Mem.
COW jest najznaczniejsza, ponie-'.
waz lewe skrzydio byIo najsilniej
zagrozone, przeto odparcie Mem
cow w tym punkcie ma znaczenie
najwieksze. Jak wielkie So straty
w ludziach - dowodem oblicze--
ME wskazujace, re sam garnizon
berlinski - straci w ostatnich "a
pasach srniertelnych $4,000 ludzi.
Walk juz trwaja SO dni - przez
pierwsze try tygodnie Niemcp
zyskiwali terytoryalnie i maple
rail- ma Francuz6w, W ostatnich 4
dniach role sic zrnieniiy i Niemcy
traca szybko to, CO zyskali a Fran
cuzi zwyciesko napieraja ma mich
ma ca4ej rozlegsej linii bojowej:
obliczaja, ze MIN do roztsrzygnie-
.cia sic tel potwornych rozmiarow
bitwy przyjdzie, up{ynie jeszcze
re diva tygodnie. +,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
WALKI NA MORzACH
Nv KOLONIACh.
z Wojny serbskiej.
jAP0NIA v ?RZYNlERlt.
z wojny serbskiej.
Me Tr6j : a CzW6r-POrozumiGniG.

jac ich. stale czynia postepy. Me
-mcy skupiaja SHY scisgaja posit-
ki, najwiecej ich umieszczono W
centrum W sasiedztwie Vitry /
wzdfuz rzeki Marry. Tu najlrws-
wsze tocza sic boje. Francuzi ME
przestaja dziasac ofensywnts,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

ME pokoju. Poza tenn formalnern
odezwaniem sic Ojca sw. - ist--
nieje podobno zupeinie zorgani-
zowana akcya dyplomatyczna by
pozyskae dla sprawy pokoju po-
szczegolne panstwa walczace -
przedewszystkiem Austrye, a da.
lei Nierncy i sprzymierzone pre-
civ MIN mocarstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

przez Niemc6w - rnino to zaie-
Gle wydaje sic bye pewne. Po-
twierdza sic takt zdobycia kilkU
sztandar6w niernieckich, CO zda-
je sic wskazywae, re W punktach
niekt6rych owr6t niemiecki r6-
wnaa sic kompletnej rozsypce i
ucieczce W popsochu z placu bo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Walki ma Morzu.

LONDYN, II wrzeSnia. -
Brytyjski okret wojenny pojma!
niemiecki statek weglowy z 5 ty-
siacami ton wegla. Ujety tez miai
zostac statek niemiecki siuzacy do
zatapiania min podwodnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

zwfaszcza rla prawerl skrzydle
niemieckiern, prac Niemc6w ku
p6inocy; we wielu punktach Mem
cy So juz daleko "a Marina, gdy
pred trzema dniami znajdowali
sic ma drugiej juz stronie rzeki.W
centrum walki trwaja straszliwe,
rozlew krwi jest tu bezprzyktad-
ny. -. Ma prawem skrzydle IAN
cuskiern w Alzacyi i Lotsryngii
Francuzi odzyskuja to CO utra--
cili w ostatr1ich dwu tygodniach: !:
ODEBRALI ONI NIEMCOM
LUNEVILLE, zajete przez Me
meow z poczatkiem wojny, atak
NIEMCoW MA NANCY 20
STAL MA CALEJ LINII OD-
PARTY Niemcy tu znaczna BIZ
tive przegrali, ktorej osobiscie
mia} sic przygladac ces. Wilhelm:
powiadaja, ze widzac wojska swe,
cofajace sic, pobite rozsypke
swych zolnierzy pod atakiem Fran
cuzow = zeszedi Wilhelm ze swe
go stanowiska ma wzgorzu z{q
- odjechai do swej kwatery, sfo-
wa ME rzekiszy do generafow j
swity. So juz doniesienia. re Fran
cuzi powrotem wkraczaja do
Lotaryngii a ewakuacya Alzacyi
gornej pod naporem francuskim
Jest take faktem. ~
Ma krahcu lewego skrzydia,
gdzie do niedawna walki byfy
najgoretsze gdzie najwieksze
niebezpieczenstwo zagrazaio
Francuzom i Paryzowi, NIEMCY
ZOSTALI ODPARCI POZA
AMIENS, kt6re i'm Francu1i ra-
dosnie odebrali. Me ulega ju2
watpliwosci, re NIEMCY PLAN
RAMPANT ZUPELNIE. zMIE
MILL 1 KoNCENTRUJA SIP
MA LINII BLIzSZEJ GRANT,
.CY, A TO OLA ZAPEWNIE-
MIA soBIE oDWRoTU = wo-
bee tego zdaje sic Niemcy rezyg-
nuja oblezenia zajmowania
Paryza.... Ruch ten arrnii niernie-
ckich pospieszny jest bardzo, bo
z p6inocy nacieraja coraz gwaito-
wniej Belgowie i Anglicy, kto-
rych posilkowe wojska hinduskie
i kanadzkie juz przybyiy i wias--
ME staja do boju. NIEMcoM TY
LY NIGGA Bye ZAJFTE BAR
DO LATWo - I oDWRoT
oDcIETY w ZUPELNoscI.
Szczep0iy Walk.
PARYz, II wrzesnia. = u
Rad wojenny francuski przeczy
zajeciu twierdzy Maubeuge
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

Krakow ZaSrOZOny.

PETROGRAD, IL. w. Miasto Krakow, mai
silnieisza forteca austryacka mad Vista jest Ia
gro7Ona przez wOjska rosyjskez z KrOlestwa Pol
skiegO, daiace herunku poiudniOwO-zachod-
MIN. Austryacy rOzpOczei juz ewakuacye miasta.
LONDYN, IL. w. Agencya telegrafczna Reu-
terra pOtwierdza pOwyzsza depesze; Krakow jest
" bezpOsredniem niebezpiecze1stwie. Austry-
acy cOfajac sic, rOzpoczei ewakuacye miasta, by
ie OchrOnic pred bombardacyai zniszczeniem.
Niemcy pobici ma Zachodnim
Teatrze Wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

dotychczas juz Belgia wskutei
woiny straciia 5000, 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
SytuacyaO Og6laa.

Ma zachodnim teatrze wojny
Niemcy usf8uia odzyskae to, co
stracii w ostatnich trzech dniach
- mimo to jednak CoFAJk
SIZE STALE. Franeuzi wypiera-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

LONDYN-PARYZ, IL. W. Memcy znOwu
uObici cOfaja sic ma calej inii: Ma lewem skrzy-
die Francuzi znaczne odniesi zwyciestwO Od-
rzuciH nieprzyjaci6l 81 mil W stecz. Paryz
zdaie sic, narazie przynajmniej ME jest jui W
niebezpieczenstwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11
Anglia Sic wiecej wojska.
LONDYN, II. W.

LONDYN, II. W. Rad angielsG uchwalii
rekrutacye expedycye jeszcze pol milOua woj-
ska ma teatr wOjny francuski nadtO pOsiik ka-
nadyiskie hinduskie sa juz W Belgii; Niemcy
wiecei pOsiIkow mice jui ME mogai znajduja sic
miedzy dwoma armiami nieprzyiacielskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-11

= r. PALLAsCH wypo5ycza pienia-
dys ma relaposG, sprzedaje karty okre
towe i realnosci. 1916 Noble utica.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-02-13
To Mako ironing Easier.

ing starch the clothes will be gloss
Ter and the irons less likely to stick.