davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

A double bill will be presented
at the Empire On Thursday night
Chas. DeWells and Mabel Belvidere
present their comedy character
sketch, with a complete change of
character in addition to which will
be given an illustrated lecture on life
in Sing Sing prison. The taking of
these pictures cost over $1,000 and
they are shown exclusively by this
team by special permission of the U.
S. Government. This act will be al
the Empire three days with an entire
change each night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Big Five Teachers Meeting.

The Big Five Teachers Meeting
will be held at DEBORAH, this year on
the first and second days of May. The
speakers secured for this occasion
are as follows: Dr. Judd of the Uni
versity of Chicago, DR.. Jessup of Iowa
City, Pres. r. w. Cooper of the Up
per Iowa University, Supt. Harris of
Dubuque, DR.. Stout of Cornell, and
Miss Hatcher of Cedar Falls. 1t is
expected that all the Winneshiek
teachers will be present.
H. Z. MILLER,
10 If County Supt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Married.

At the NJ. E. Parsonage on We'd
nesday evening, April Sth, at five p.
M, occurred the marriage of Mr..
Benjamin Miller to Miss Julia Col
Inns. The service was read by Rev.
e. S. Lakeland. They are both well
known young people and have many
friends who extend congratulations
@and best wishes. The groom is in the
employ of the j P. Burns dray line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

There will be a demonstration
of the CLUB HOUSE" line Satur-
day, April IS, at Fred ]. RosenthaPs.
We have added to our stock many
new CLUB HOUSE, items, all of
which will be made up for this dem
onstration. You are cordially invit-
ed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
PIastering and Cement Work.

l wish to state that / am now able
to take care of all kinds of plaster
ing and cement work. Any one de-
string any of this work done, give me
a trial. MARTIN CHRISTOPHER.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Basket SnCiable.

There will be basket sociahle in
the Canoe Hauge's church basement,
Saturday night on the 18th of April.
Everybody is most cordially invited
to attend.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

You are cordially invited to the
CLUB HOUSE" Demonstration at
Fred J. Rosenthars store Saturday,
April 18th.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
Straw Hat Sale.

Saturday April 18th, p. M, straw
mats 1Oc each. The Plain Price
store. 80 and 25c goods our
specially.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

For a fine job Of paper hanging
see II. A. Prastmark. 14-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15

Try Our Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-04-15
X. |. Haugen
gnblie Opinion.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.


DEBORAH, Ia, APRIL Is, 1914.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07

the government. That tho difficulty IL
partly racial is evidenced by the fac,
that the negro population is Predomi-
nant in the affected district,
Outside of tho racial differences. how
ever. the question of states rights has
complicated matters for the government
which is charged with the assumption
of power in violation of the cons'iu-
ton. The financial situation N Brazil
IS precarious owing 10 tho depreciation
IN the rubber market aud the breaking
up OF the coffee vslorizstion system by
the United States when an enormous
amount OF coffee stored in New YORK
uss put upou the market in order &c
prevent seizure under tho Shcr
man law. The Brazilian govern
rneut vas behind tho valorization
scheme. although the money Was FUR.
nishod hv London aud New York inter
es,s. /, j. probable, therefore. that the
antitrust campaign in this country is
in part responsible for the difficulties
in which Brazil finds itself involved.
II is TO be hoped that the revolution
will be short lived. for Secretary Bryan
nud the dove Of peace are scheduled
for visit to South America in the
near future and It would never do for
too many of the republics TO he IN
dulginr in revolutions at the same time,
There should be some favored spot for
the dove 10 alight with the olive branch,
Brazil has had a stormy career over
since Vicente Pinzon landed on ITS
shores in 1900 4. d. II has had all
kinds Of rulers, good, bad and indiffer.
cnt. or late years the impression has
been quite general that the government
was stable and that the people were
happy, contented and prosperous. News
of the revolution will consequently cause
something Of shock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
A POOR PLAN.

IL is said that some members Of the
Commercial club want the city to adopt
plan whereby Salt Lakers can buy
the city bonds They point TO an ex-
pertinent tried in ST. Paul, Minnesota,
and for some reason. not explained,
believe that the plan would be equally
desirable in this city.
There has been no suggestion that
Salt Lake CITY cannot sell her bonds
in the east The bonds of this city,
which is one Of the most prosperous
in the country, should be in high de-
mand in all eastern financial centers.
Salt Lake needs the eastern money for
its public works and private enter
prises. There j. not enough money at
home TO supply the demand of private
enterprises now seeking TO develop the
state and thereby add 10 the prosperi-
IS OF this entire region. We need
more money here and the best way to
obtain il is by selling our bonds IN the
east. This method will bring in the
much needed eastern capital. which
will be added to the capital already
here for development work.
st. Paul adopted its plan of selling
its bonds Mt home only because it could
not obtain money in the east. There
was a depression in the market and the
ST. Paul bonds went begging. The plan
Of selling bonds in small denominations
was merely a refuge in storm. There
will be time enough 10 talk about sell
| ing bonds at home when we have
failed 10 dispose Of them in the east.
IL can bs understood that in settled
communities, whero development has
practically ceased. and where there is
much surplus money for private or
/ public enterprises, that the st. Paul
plan might not be Objectionable. but in
| growing communities where thero is n
dearth Of capital. and where develop
mcnt is calling for money in large
quantities. the St. Paul plan would
prove itself a handicap. IL would
/ block the way OF progress.
Salt Lake, therefore, should adhere
10 lis original plan Of selling It's bonds
| in the east. and thereby add 10 our
available supply Of capital for devel
! orncnt work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
!. w. W. IN NEW YORK.

New York City has lost patience with
the Industrial Workers Of the World
after brief experience and now
wholesale arrests of the leaders and
their followers are being made. A
few DAYS ago one Of tho I. w ".
mobs entered a Presbyterian church
and e1torted money by threat, which IS
q crime. Thoy took tho congregation
bv surpuse snd won some sympathy
bocsuse the nature OF their agitation
was no, understood.
At the very time when they rero
engaged in their disturbances New
York was covered many feet deep With
snow and tho street cleaning commits
sionrr Vas facing the biggest problem
Of his career. Everywhere mcn were
iu demand ia help remove the snow.
When Prank TsnnenbHum. loader al
tho I. ". W. mob, WAS asked whether
his men would shovel snow he SAID;
mot on your nfe-these fcllows don I
want Jobs sboveling snow. Shovehng
snow doesn Z solve this kind OF a
question. He declared that if his
men didn' get jobs they would com
Pei the rch 20 support them and sup
port them properly.
1t is likely that the patience OF the
public began 10 wane at this point
and that most OF the sympathy thai
existed disappeared. Work is the last
thing in the world that an Industrial
Worker of the World desires. His
principles are based on the general
strike" and the 'social revolution.
II Is a challenge TO society that can be
met only with retaliation. The ]. w.
". makes war upon society, refusing
such a natural compromise as work
and wages, and society can only defend
itself By warlikc measures.
After the first invasion OF church
by the 7. ". W., the police commits
sioner OF New York, through his de
teetives, warned the /. w. w. that
they would be arrested if they entered
church while services were in prog
rcSs. In defiance Of this order, mon
took possession OF a Catholic church,
miugliur among the congregation. The
police attempted TO eject them and inn
mediately the church was the scene OF
rioting. At length, however, practical
" all of the l. W. W. army were placed
behind the bars.
The /. ". W. do not limit themselves
TO the more or less passive resistance
Of strike methods, but 60 on 10 overt
acts which are criminal and for which
they can be arrested. New York is
dealing with the situation in the only
way possible. II il permitted the |.
W. ". TO continue their tumults and
disorders. the gunmen and thugs would
join the ranks Of the disturbers and
cause serious rioting and even blood
Sh,I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
BRAZIL'S TROUBLE.

In the present difficulty tho Brazil.
ian authorities appear 10 have taken
time by tho forclotk ard declared a
state of siege before the insurgents
have made much hcad7ay. but ~ the
nerr is carefully censored before being
sent ont ore cannot he sure that tbe
story told in the dispatches i, eu,irely
correct
Several reasons are given for the 81
sting situation in Brazil. The stat
~ Ceara has been The scat Of di.-ord
for some ,ttae and the rebels have beer
.csrs;auuy Increasing IL Hupbcr. Tb,
states of pcrnSmbuso aud Para. also in
the northern part of ,he eountry, hav,
lately lo,ucl Boz toe movement s.aiusl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
CONGRESSMAN ACCUSED.

Congressman A. j. SABBATH of Chicago
has been accused of using his influence
10 profit by tho sale of school sites 10
the school board SABBATH denies the
charge, but the school board has voted
10 ask him TO appear and submit 10
cross-cxamination on his statement. The
congressman might be entirely innocent
of wrongdoing and, standing upon his
dignity, refuse 10 submit to the ordeal,
and then again he might be as guilty as
charged and refuse to be examined in
order 20 avoid exposure. In order to re.
move suspicion and set wagging tongues
at rest SABBATH should answer the ques-
tions of the Chicago school board. There
is nothing like getting out in the open,
for, be a man ever so upright and hon
est, his good name is sure to be tar.
nished If he does not meet his accusers
face to face and court the most rigid
inquiry.
committee of the lower house OF
congress is now considering whether
or not to recommend the expulsion OF
McDermott, another Chicago congress.
man, who was eonclusively shown up as
a CRATER during the Mulhall lobby
probe.
SABBATH should not stand upon cerc
mony, but sally forth to the meeting
place of the school board and clear his
skirts of blame, lest he be put in the
McDermott class by those who have nc
means Of Judging whether the accusa
tion against him be true or false.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Bread Upon the Waters.

Melancholy. -o'erwcaried man
Sat IN his lonely room. and with SLOW
breath
Counted his losses-thrice wrecked plan
on p.2a.
Failure of. friend. and hope and heart
and faith
This last the dcadlisst. and holding all
Help WAS there none IN weeping. for the
years
Had stolen all his treasury OF tears
Then on a printed page his eyes did falI.
Where spraug such words OF courage
that thev seemed
Crirs on the battlefield or = s. one dreamed
or trumpoE sounding charges. on ho
read
Win curious, haNremembcFinE nursing
mind
Tho ringing Of tls, voice had sorno,hius
stirred
IN his deep heart. Ike music Ions since
hoard
Brave words he sighed Ard looked --hr-e
thcY we're signed.
There reading his own namr. tcsra urs1c
him hiiud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
MORE HORSES.

Despite the pleasure car, the com.
mercial truck, the package delivery
car, the cycle car and all the other
late perfcc tions of the motor vehicle
the price of horses is increasing!
This almost unbelievable fact is
noted in the current number OF the
Agricultural Outlook, publication is.
sued by the United States department
of agriculture. And attention is also
called to the fact that the price OF
mules is steadily increasing-this in the
"gasoline age"
and mules increasing, but statistics
collected by the department prove that
the number of animals is also iucreas-
ing. In January of this year there
were IA per cent more horses and
mules in the United States than were
shown by the census of 1910 The to
tai number of horses is placed at 90,
962 900 and the number of mules a,
$4,000.
The average farm price OF a horse
in 1910 was sl0S.03. The average
price in January OF this year was
Sl0939, an increase of sl29 per head
Mules have done still better, rising in
average value from $4,000 per head
in 1910 10 s122.s5 this year. On this
basis the total value of farm horses
in the United States is s2,29l, ,63s, ,00C
and that of mules s55l OH 900. The to
tai estimated farm value Of these ami
mails is therefore t9.si2 .655 900, which
is an increase of sl94, 4,0s2 900 over the
census year, and represents An aunua
increase of wealth from these source:
of sfs,59O.0O0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07

at later date. IN view of tho vast ma
val appropriations which Japsn recent
lv made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Aristocracy.

EoiY-ls YOURS select ucighbcrhood
Poly-I should say a WIS, On one
block NC We ak limousiurs. -four Polin
80 pups, ard Que hsby carriage
Judge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07
Ne~ S~s.er,

Bizrs How b. vuur nsi heStcds
piggs- iiy tipping the isuitor.--B Bcs
ton 1rans~riut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-07

Any women's kid gloves in
basement Store, values 10
sl.oo. Saturday, 6oe.
"omen's 2-clasp fine Isle
gloves. Regular 25c for i5c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28

tn stale panuje bardzo wojowni-
czy: w parlamencie socyalisci ma
wet potepili Rosye i jej wystapie-
ME po stronie Serbii, w sejmie
bawarskim rowniez oswiadczono
sic "a przyjaznia dla Austryi.
PETERSBURG, 2s lipca. =
Wielkiem Jest wzburzenie umy---
slow spodziewana wojna: narod
jej domaga sic otwarcie, a jak da-
lece wojna ia popularna byiaby
- dowodem fakt, re strajk gene
rainy, ktory przez tydzien ostat-
nj da3 sic we znaki wiadzom cd
wolano, ably rzadowi trudnoscl
ME robie W tax przelomowo waz-
nei chwili. Wznosza wszedzie O
krzyki ma Geese cara j woiaja -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28
VuNA Ma Sic zAtZA!c DZlSlAj!
poGtosK7 0 P0TYCzKACH.
Dyplomatyczna Iatanlna'
NIEZWYKLA
PRZEPOWIEDNIA.

Otrzymujemy ciekawy progno--
styk, dotyczacy konstelacyt poll
tycznej w Europie, oraz lej ro1-
woju ma przyszlose, W czem roie
Polsce losy wyznaczaja; rzecz
notujemy jedynie dlatego, by czy-
telnicy mogl zdarzenia kontroio-
wac / sprawdzae - sami; oczywl-
sta naszej strony zadnej gwa-
rancyi sprawdzenia tel przepo.
wiedni ofiarowa6 ME myshmy. :.
,,Wojna ma bye nie'lnrxniona'
bedzie to raczej szereg wojen' q
ME jedna wojna, ale zacznie SIC
cd zawieruchy obecnej - AustrY
= Serbia, do kt6rej wmiesza sie
Rosya, a jel wkroczenie pociasnie
oczywista wmieszanie sic wszyst-
kich innych mocarstw ws1yst-
sxich nieledwie pahstw EuroPy"
Pierwsza wa1niejsza bitwa au-
stryacko-rosyjska ro1egra sie
mniei wiecei - IN trzy tygod-,
: nile. ].
Tr6iprzymier1e sic rozieci l
Austrya sic rozleci, Niemcy 20
..z q MIA zwyciezone.
Wsoofy stana po stronie pr7eciW-
rei Pahstwa BaIkanu nowy sto-
MEN poteinego ro1woju osiagna.
PoIska 1ostanie odnowiona 1 Jako
odrebny systenat polityczny be-
die istniaia - jednak ME Jako
rzeczpospolita, lecz jako monar-
CHA, ma kt6rej tronie Easiad1ae
panujacy rodziny rosyJskie'.-'.
Polska poIaczy wszystkie try "a
borv. Pozna6skie bedze Jej
przywr6cone. stanie sic to wszS-
stko W przeciagu czasu mnle'
wiecej dwu lat - zg6ra - ok"o
2e miesiecy maja potrwac pre-
wroty 1 walli wzmiankowane".
toto zapowiedz wydarzen ME
zwykIych: sad osobisty o warto-
Sci tel przepowiedni zachowujemy
dla siebie: notujemy ja, bo chw1-
Ia lest - oc1ekiwai 1 naddei,
kt6re oby sic spelnily, jak je nam
wieszczs Red D. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28
PRoJEKT ANGIELSKI
PACYFIKACYI.

LONDYN, 2S lipca. - Sekre-
tarz stanu angielski Sir Edward
Grey w porozumieniu z Francyq
i z Wlochani przesia1 mocar'
stwom projekt pacyfikacyi obec--
nych nastrojow wojennycn
panstw europejskich: nianowicie
proiektuje polityk brytyjsh by
zwo4ano miedzypanstwowa kon,
ferencye, ktora rozpatrzy spraws
pretensyi austryackich, ultima
turn Austryi j odpowiedz Serbii
rzecz pokoiowo zaiagodzi; naste,
pnie ma bye zwoaana jeszcze jed
ma konferencya celem trwalszego
ugruntowania pokoju miedzy mo-
carstwtrni: ten drugi projek'
lest obecnie rozpatrywany W Pc
tersburgu, by Rosye dian pozy'
skae. Wsochy, kt6re tylko slow
ME poparay stanowisko Austryi
W rzeczywistosci sprzyjaja Fran
cyl i Anglii, popieraja plan NIL
nistra angielskiego, toz sans
Francya, ktorej Rad podobno ni'
chce wojny. StanowiskO Niernie,
ieset w zawieszeniu. Cesarz VIII
helm oswiadczyi, re zalezy wszy
stko cd Austryi, ktorej jest wier
nvm sprzymierzencem jesli d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28
ZBROJENIA.

LONDYN, % lipca. - Wszy-
stko sic zbroi: Rad angielski
skonsygnowai swe eskadry euro
peiskie, ktorych zafogi ME utrzy.
muja juz uwolnien. We Francyi
koio Tulon skupiono Gala flote
srodziemnomorska, a jednocze--
snie armii wydano tajne polece--
nia-do gotowosci wojennej. Ma
Baskanie zbroja sic wszystkie
panstwa wyjatkiem Buigaryi
Turcyi - zbytnio osiabionych O.
statniemi wojnami:, Czarnogora
Gala zmobilizowana, Grecya sic
sto tysiecy wojska serbii ma po--
moe, Rurnunia podobniez oswald
.czyia. re kilka doborowych kor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28
srRAszNE NIEszczEscIE.

Wczoraj wieczorem okoio go
dziny Sis wydarzylo sic strasz-
ne nieszczescie W pobiizu Raw
MIA Park, gdzie wiasnie rozpo-
czyna sic sezon operowy. Pod
czas gdy W Ravinia Park orkie-
stra grala uwerture do nOpowie-
sci Hoffmana'', pociag kolei Chi
cago and Northwestern wpadl
ma automobil, w ktorym znajdo-
walo sic 8 osob gruchocac 60 W
kawaiki, popedzil jeszcze przez
znaczna przestrzeh, zanim go "a
trzymano. Ma dziobie lokomoty-
wy znajdowalo sic mnostwo
szczatk6w automobilu i pokrwa-
wione szczatki ciai ludzkich. Ma
znacznej przestrzeni rozrzucone
znaleziono inne szczatki - i Kill
ka os6b groznie pokaleczonych.
Cztery osoby zostaly zabite,
czesciowo rozszarpane. Cztery
inne groznie byiy pokaleczone
Nazwiska zabitych So: J. w. Ben
ham, sekretarz ,,Mangle Pole
and Tile Co., 1882 Common
wealth ave.; jego iona; Edmund
H. Wunderle, LEGACY lat 81 syn
kupca H. Q. Wunderlego, 2s44
Broadway; w. F. Bowring, Sc
kretarz Worcester Lumber Co.
1919 N. State str.
Pokaleczeni zostali: szotel
Matthew Terts, ma klatke pier,
siowa zduszona, prawdopodobnie
umrze; George H. Miller, l7o'
Hinman ave., adwokat znany W
Evanston, syn zmarlego adwoka'
ia H. H. c. Millera: ma czaszke
peknieta i obrazenia po caiem
ciele; pani Catherine Sager, po-
kaleczona W gornej czesci ciaia
panna Alice Barrier, corka fabry'
kanta, mniej groznie, ale bolesnlt
pokaleczona.
Ma przecieciu kolejowem, ns
ktorem to nieszczescie sic wy
darzylo, niema straznika i malc
Jest swiatelek ostrzegajacych
Zdaje sic, re szofer wjechawszJ
ma szyny, "a p6zno dostrzegi ME
bezpieczenstwo, by zdolal sic CO
, fnac. Automobil naleza} do c. H
Worcestera, 1923 N. State str.
kt6ry go pozyczyi Benhamom
azeby zawiezli panne Barrier Dc
hotelu Moraine w Highland
Park, gdzie rodzina Rarlerov
bawi ma wakacyach. Zwioki zabi
tych zabrano do zakladu pogrze
bowego W Lake Forest, gdzi'
koroner Lake county, DIR. ]. L
Taylor, zarzadzi ogledziny i Sic
| dztwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28
PoL1cYJNY FUNDUsZ
PENSYJNY.

(Dokohczenie na str q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-28
SPRAWY MEXYKANSKIE
I AngIII | Irlandyl.
AFERA CAILLAUX.
KOIizya ma Oceanic.
LOSY SIZE WAzA..-
WOJNA DZISIAJ MA SIZE
4
KOIizya ma Oceanic.


WIEDEN, % hpca. - Dzien
wczorajszy zesze6 na pemem
srozy i rozruszania urnyslow O.
czekiwaniu: Rad austryacki gro
madzi wojska pod Semlinem, ma
przeciwko Belgradu ktore to
miasta tylko rzeka Dunaj rozgra-
-nicza - W tenn miejscu bardzo
szeroka. Niecenzorowane infor--
macye utrzymuja, ze wojna roz--
pocznie sic stanowczo dzisiaj -
przeprawa wojsk austryackich na
strone serbska zajeciem oproz--
nionego cd trzech blisko dni Juz
Belgradu. Austrya ME wypowle
woiny oficyalnie - poniewaz po-
zostawaia ona faktycznie na ME
przyjaznej stopie re Serbia Cd
dawna,-ju5 cd r. 1909, W kto--
rym anektowa}a Bosnie i Herco-
gowine, czego Serbia ME uznaaa-
Dzis sytuacya tax przedstawia
sic, ze nawet gdyby wojne zaze-
gnano, to Austrya wymaga8aby
cd Serbii odszkodowania pieniez-
nego "a koszta mobilizacyi gwa-
rancyi spokojnego usposobienia
ma przysziose. Rad austryach u
trzymuje, ze ME pragnie zaboru
serbskich terytoryow, ale musi
ukrocie zuchwalstwo serbskie -
tego wymaga panstwowy i naro-
dowy honor Austryi.
PoGLosKI o PoTY-
CZKACH. :.
WIEDEN, 2s lipca. - Niems
do dis zadnych szczegaow {
doniesionem wezoraj rzekomer
zaieciu Belgradu przez wojska au'
stryackie, jakkolwiek wiese ia u
parcie jest powtarzana. Nadt'
kra5y pogioska, re most ma Duna'
iu pomiedzy Semlinem a Beigra'
dem zostai wysadzony W powle'
trze i to przez Serbow, wfasni'
bv Austryakom przeprawe utrud
mic: Jest to most kolejowy - &C
ma tenn wszystkiem prawdy, ma
razie ME wiadomo, poniewaz
wiadomosci wszystkie So nadel
sc;sle cenzurowane tylko drog'
prywatna dochodza.
EIDKUNY, 2s lipca. - Pogra
nieze rosyjsko-niemieckie roi 81
cd kozak6w wojsk sciaganych
zv,aszcza cd strony rosyjskieJ
nocy ubiegsej patrol kozaek
strzeli3 kilkahotnie do pograni
cznei stray pruskiej, ale praw'
dopodobnie jest to zajscie pogra
niczne, jakich bywa wiele nave
W czasie pokojowym.
WIEDEN, 2s hpca. = Mem