davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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lt aa. been stated thar man s
'1aa.a is his boiler. his bod bis
elsiae and BIS mouth the iire boss. is
4H boiler stomach in good work
.ns crlrr or l4 il so weak that 10 Viii
aQ- staal al load and n-t 4hle TO
-1pt t-e needed enerae t0 ~0t- en-
siue todff i ou haye amy trou-
900 NItl Y1ur temaca Chamler III 5
Tablets will 90 gou good They
sirenefheH and invigorate tie stomach
nd enable it 10 do its work naturally
Mans Ferf remarkable cures OF stom-
srh trouble have been effected hy
Item For -ale hy -. dealers
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The hesical valuation OF railways
of course. Will not take any acconn
of the peculiar conditions under which
they we're built the development Il
the immediate, territory they have
brought. OF the good will. earned
through years OF sery ce and often a
great cost in advertising, etc. This
makes little difference, however,, for
8y The time the valuation is com
alcted a new valuation will DO nec7
assary to be worth ANYTHING at all
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And again Departing from the coasts
ei Tyre and sidon. be came unto the
-ea of Gaiie+ through Hls midst of
iho coasts OF Deeapoh-
Ana iAcs hrlae unto lm one that
was Cea, and had aa mpedimeat
'a bus sneech ana they beseecn him
pm uat his hand upon him
and he 'eoh him aside nom the uli
fade and be- 1ui his fingers INTO his
ars aad Ae -pf and touched DIS foa-
And looking Hp to heaven. "a
-Aed and saith. unto him. EphDla-
aa. fhaf Us be- opened
And straightWay he ears were
.ened. anG the string Of his tongpe
aas ioosened. and be spske plain.
And he charged them that they
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should tell no man; but the more he
charged them, so much the more a
great deal they published it.
And were beyond measure aston
ished, saying, He hath done all things
we'll: he maketh both the deaf to
hear, and the dumb 10 speak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-12
"B0NEY" IS BAD CITIZEN

"Boney7 Jones who is in jail on Il
federal charge is also Wanted for
house breaking and robbery Officer
Vampner was called upon several
days ago to find fine office chair
that had been stolen during the ab
sence of the owner Vamp recovered
the chair and traced the theft to
"BoneY" "Boney" is bad citizen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-12
ORGANIZED LABOR GO ON
RECORD AGAINST CRUCE

Labor leaders in session al okla
bona City yesterday raped Cover
nor Cruce in resolutions adopted. The
resolutions declare that Governor
Cruc is not nor never has been n
syldpathy with organized labor that
he has repeatedly vetoed measures
passed BY the legislature which We're
1)r the betterment Of the working class
ci people
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For constipation, use DR. KING $
New Life Pisls. Paul Mathulka. OF
Buffalo, " y. says they are the
king of all 'aXat.yes rney are a
blessing to all my family and al
ways keep a box at home Get a
box and gel well again Price Csc. A.
Druggists or by mail
Il E. Bucklen G. Co. Philadelphia or
ST. Louis.
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Don I You Believe It.

Some say that chronic constipation
7annot be cured Don't you believe it.
Chamberlain Tablets have cured
,thers- why not YOU? Give them a
trial They cost only quarter For
sale by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-12

\ healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and sllig-
sish liver, use Burdock Blood Bit
ters On the market 81 wears. slo0
bottle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-12
BULL MOOSE CONFER
ENCE IN KANSAS


Topeka, Kan, Feb. 12.-More than
half OF al the counties Of Kansas are
represented at the progress c)4
ference which openei here this
morning
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THIEVES AGAIN OPER-
ATING IN GUTHRIE
Continued From Page y

Deputy Sheriff Ed. Robertson traced
the stolen articles
Speaking OF the matter this morn
ing County Attorney John Adams
said: propose 20 put stop to
this petty stealing. There are en-
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tirely too many fences and persons
in Guthrie who are more than willing
TO accept stolen property without ask
ing questions. The easy manner Of
dissosing OF stolen property is the
cause Of SO much stealing 4 few
stiff punches by the law might stop
it. and | am going to deliver The
punches.
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after asking many personal questions
tried to take her hand.
Il told him that ! was not the kind
of woman he had been associatins
WITH she testified
She alleged that Senator Gore tried
to pull her, TOWARD HIM breaicus ner
glasses and cuttihg her face He
then pushed her over on the bed
Just then r. F. Robertson, of Ok
ahoma City, Jacobs and Kirby Fitz-
patrick entered the room, she sa d,
and Senator Gore told her to tell the
men there was nothing wrong.
The plaintiffs" counsel offered 10
let all the evidence concerning her
character go before the jury If the
defendants counsel would permit the
evidence OF the senator's character.
The senator's counsel did not reply.
Trend 81 Defcase.
The trend OF the defense was in
dicated when Attorney Pruieit asked
each Juror if he knew James r. ia
cobs, Kirby Fitzpatrick and Thaddeus
f. Robertson Of Oklahoma City. ia
cobs former democratic national com
mitteeman; Fitzpatrick, title attorney
for the state land office and Robert
son, a Young local lawyer We're eye
witnesses Of the Pond incident in the
Winston hitel n Washington, Of which
Nis.Bond bases the plea for damages.
The proof, he said. would beeln at
the date of the second legislature,
when he said Senator Gore and Mrs.
Bond met first. The next meeting he
said was at Skirviu hotel banquet
10 i9l2 when senator Goro invited
Mrs Bond to bring to Washington
tor her husband who
was seeking an internal revenue col
ectorship
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THE DAILY LEADER
ev LESLIE c. NiaLAck

published daily from The Leader ouua,
~ west Harrison avenue. and shlsIeu
@t Inc Guthrie postofncs ~ seccod e.
matter
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS fN STATE.

-
.7'''' ~ '''HNs' -i-i5i
y .NN"al- a7A'A D-ake
= -' "9ie' Nase Rogers -Aisa
- @i'' 49,"
u 20 4l..' 4t2'ipt
p aN' NAs'ie e'tr"' Al-Hg
Ai- ha'A=l.. -a -l.47n ana o.
. /"
/" I's"' 'sl - '-'.e j. 'io'e' Ian
y 'he'' f' 7aai- a''s f"snna-
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Senior class play she Stoops 10
Conquer at Guthrie theatre Friday
night
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3. a. q. .' N! 2. Z. n :. I. " "a S. S q
u.u s,rys o.itn hinys impossible
"a at ~ hstto,. nf Them
Shal,asnaare
c s;rn,, ono constan, element in
h.
+. Genuine .ol3a old Tentonic pluck
Holmes.
u can spare OF my scant store.
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nov al Oklahoma ciiy laey haFS
Na4gr s;raar4 On Ibis way to Naa-
Ha8av
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MRS. BONDS STORY
TOLD BY HERSELF
Continued From Page y

I.adaAa lH raae The matter up With
yot
N bond told Of her visit TO
Washington
ST. rest iied that senator Gore after
ionc meeting said he would STE her
% the hotel sac swore positively that
she met Senator Gore at his own sug
gestion 10 iaih over her husbands
oipainiment
Tie alleged assaul; occurred on the
,e,tnna o. March % 1913 She
swore thar Gore phoned 10 her. max
ne 40 apoin'ment.
Describes Alleged Assault.
Describing she alleged assault. the
coinp'a nart said that she had asked
senator Gore to come to her hotel
because She did not like 10 wait "A
h's office % discuss her husbands
appointment
Accompanied by James Jacobs, Of
Oklahoma City, she said. sn- went
With the senator 10 her room and he.
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GUTHRIE Markets.
Livestock.

Livestock.
Steers, prime, $3.50 to $3.50.
Cows, $3.50 to $3.50.
Heifers, prime. $3.50 to $3.50.
Rhineha,. Logs. $500 10 $50.
Grain and Hay.
Corn. per bu., soc.
Wheat, per bu., soc.
Kafir corn, per bu.. soc
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Stroud Democrats Organize Gore Cl.o
Stroud democrats have organized .
sore dub nearly 200 strong, ana
passed strong resolutions coniemniag
The methods employed Y pfiiticiirs
20 injure his character
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ALLEN TO GET MOTIFS PLACE

DisrietlJudge r.. g. Allen .of Mus
Mott, as national attorney for ths
Creek Indians
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Photographs for sale at King s
Racket.
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OKLAHOMA (wEEklvl LEAsEN
au
six menths '..........sl0 10
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Lecture by bishop BROOKE.
4 lecture ON the bishops late visit
to England viii lie given at Trinry
church, Wednesday, Feb. is, t9l4. at
1870 p. m
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DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES r.
eer month. By carrier - * 40
per year by carrier. in Advaace' - ga - ~
eer year, by mail in advance. e.'''-' s'''V
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smaIlpox closes Schools.

7TTTE'TT -" NT~S-5 N'OT'57T7'
An epidemi Of smallpox ~ HIS
kogee and the eastern part of ae
state has eleed the schools tem
porarily. IS
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MEmHEe OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Cores Question.

"Whai kind OF a looking woman is
She Gore asked J. Graves Leeper 9
moment later. I.eeper said she was
beautiful and described her IN detail
Lilrard declared
The next scene would De laid IN
Washington, said. Lllard. Then he
described in detail what the proof oi
,fe alleged assault in the Windsor
hctel would be.
Defenses Statement.
The defense will show that Mrs
Bond phoned Gore that she took
him to Jacobs bedroom Senator
Gore told her he could not promise the
desired position TO her husband as
E had been promised to another.
Mrs Bond sat upon the bed in front
of senator Cores chair, took his two
hands in hers and pulled him toward
ter
Tha, he WAS slightly thrown from
lis balance and he said What does
isir mean. what does this mean" when
rushed in.
Tha; several days later Mrs. BOND
laid her compla mt against Gore be-
fore the district attorney Of Washing
IN and that The attorney said, 'you
are gang o. blackmailers and II
d zone is arrested it will be you peo-
ile
That T. +. Robertson and frienis
y bile riding in an automobile past the
,aptol building referred to r. A. Rog-
.rs failing to get appointed secretary
u the interior and that Robertson
.aid. II il had not been for that
lind senator. Rogers wonld nov be in
.sTce and we would have our feet mp
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4 TOPICS OF TOWN
Il AND STATE
ecture by Bishop Brooke.

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/ THE MARKETS
- ====e
d tRy WjraLj

CATTLE:
Kansas City, Mo, Feb. r.
Receipts, 1000.
Market, steady.
Dressed beef steers $50 to s9l0.
Prime fed steers. S125 10 $3.50.
Cows and heifers. si.25 TO $50.
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- ynrl, once N NJ shefneid, sfe-
s,sf ornrv. Tribune building.
,y,,ieara offlce N, NJ Shehleld Agency
rs EXPRESS bsAdins.
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HOGS:

HOGS:
Receipts 800.
Market to 10 lower
Bulk Of sales $3.50 to$ $50.
Top price. $3.50.
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WHEAT:

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. 12--
May 81 3-S: split
July 50 s~S.
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business Office: No 1os W, Hsrr's21, ,a5 qS
lson,psnsng and Press rooms. no -. -.
n. ,ysson. Editorial rooms, NO lNt "A
~ a. ,Isrrison. 49,, 10 reach 81 departmsp 2
,nhone extension 7s
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May, G7 is.
July, &c lis; split
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Walk W Alzacyi.

PARYz, IL wrzesnia. - Po-
twierdza sic fakt o odwrocie Me
meow w Alzacyi pod naporem
Francuzow, ktorzy szybko odzys-
kuja utracone pozycye: odebrali
Niemcom Altkirchen i Muelhau-
sen. w Lotaryngii rowniez walki
trwaja zaciete: tu Niemcy usi}u-
ia przedrzec sic do giownej linii
swych wojsk W centrum, by we
sprzec g3owna armie, cofajaca sig
pod wzmagajacym sic wciaz ma
porem Francuzow: watpie jednak
nalezy, czy sic to uda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Anglia o walkach
ma glownym te-
atrze woIay.

LONDYN, IL wrzesnia. -
Walk mad rzeka Marne, jakkol--
wick ME decydujace - stanowczo
pomyslny dla sprzymierzonych
przyjmuja obrot: wnosic tenn
MONA, choGby tego, re Mem
cy przecza wytrwale sukcesom
francuskim wbrew doniesieniom
wszystkich agencyi telegraficz-
nych i wszystkich urzedow wo-
jennych. Niemcy W niektorych
punktach odrzuceni zostali o 40 i
wiecej mil sngielskich, a cofai.
sic stale nieledwie ma calcj linii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Z Wojny Serbskiej.

NISZ, IL. wrzesnia. - Silna
twierdza pograniczna austryacka
Semlin-Zemun po sfowiansku, le-
zaca juz W Slayonii, zostaia pc
zacietym oporze zdobyta przez
Serbow. Dowod to, re Serbowie
ME zadawalaja sic inwazya do
Bosni, ale zapuszczaja sic j do in
nych krain austryackich - sio-
wianskich. Zdobycie Zemunia
powinno ulzye znacznie miassu
Belgradowi, ktory cd poczatku
wojny jest bombardowany przez
Austryakow, wiasnie ich SEM
linskiej twierdzy. Zemun byi z
Serbia poiaczony mostem, ktory
ma poczatku wojny wysadzono
w powietrze. w ca}ej Scrbii O.
iIl,,i-,,,,-zat1tn M STR Rel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12

ANTWERPIA, IL. wrzeSnia.
- Belgowie odebrali Niemcom
Termonde wyparli ich stamtad.
w okolicy Antwerpii Belgowie
prowadza energiczna ofensywe,
Niemcy wszedzie So w odwrocie
i w defensywie nader utrudnio-
nej. We Flandryi Belgowie wy
parli Niemcow z Aershot Diest,
zadajac i'm dotkliwe porazki.
NIEMCY WYCOFALI
sic W zupeinosci z okolic Antwer-
phi i daza poSpiesznie do wojsk
swoich ma froncie francuskim.
- KRoL ALBERT BELGIJ-
ski dekorowa4 krzyzem zasiugi
chiopca 16-toletniego - Leysse-
ma z Leodyun, ktory jako Skaut
oddai znaczne usiugi w Sledzeniu
szpiegow nicmicckich i wykryi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Sprzeczne Wiesci .

BERLIN, IL wrzeSnia: - Me
mcy trzymaja Sc dzielnie w swo-
ich pozycyach - mimo szalonego
ataku francuskiego, zwyciezajac
wszedzie i odpierajac nieprzyja,
ciela. (Doniesienie berlinskie. ..
Przyp. Red. D. c..
PARYz, IL wrzeSnia. - Mem
cy cofaja sic na ca}ej linii pod ma
porem wojsk sprzymierzonych =,
wSrod STRAIT okropnych: szczegol-
ME ma lewem skrzydle i W GEN.
trum odrzucono ich daleko
wstecz: ma prawem skrzydle Fran
cuzi wkroczyli do Alzacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Szczegoiy Walk
ostatnich.

PARYZ, IL wrzeSnis. - Try
giowne arnie niemieckie zostaiy
W ostatnich dwu dniach pokona.
ne przez Francuzow! So to arn'ie
gen. Klucka, ks. Wuerttembers-
kiego nastepcy tronu; co do tel
ostaniej arnii to Niemcy pre-
CA porazce - utrzymujac, ze O.
wszem nastepca tronu odniosf
zwyciestwo.... (No, naturalnie....). }.
- Prezydent Poincare polecn
ministrowi wojny Millerandowi
wyrazic serdeczna gratulacye -
z powodu ostatnich sukceSow
kampanii - generalissimusowi
francuskiemu, gen. Joffre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Odwrot Niemcow
we Francyi.

PARYz, IL wrzeSnia. - Wiel-
ka armia niemiecka cofa sic. Ma
lewem SVEN ma prawem skrzy-
die Francuzi odnieSI znaczne bar
dzo Sukcesy odrzucili Niemcow
daleko wstecz, w niektorych
punktach ma As mil cd piewotnych
pozycyi, W innych jak na prawem
skrzydle jeszcze o wiele dalej. Je-
dynie centrum niemieckie w oko-
Icy Verdun trzyna sic uparcie,
tn tez najstraszniejsze najkrwa
wsze tocza sic Walk. w walkach
tych-zwiaszcza na lewem skrzy-
die ogromnie przyczynili sic do
zwyciestwa Anglicy, ktorych diva
korpusy nspieraja ma Niemcow z
taxa Siia, ze Niemcy tam cofajq
sic stale, a odwrot we wielu pun
ktach zanieni} sic W porazke. An
glicy zdobyli jeszcze jeden sztan-
dar niemiecki, jedenaScie dzia& i
wzieli do niewoli oko{o 5000 jen-
cow. Niemcy uchodzac zostawia-
ia swe namioty i zapasy, zabrac
ich ME maja czasu, rannych tax
re zostawiaja ma pobojowiskach,
,,ufajac Francuzom, re sic mimi
zaima humanitarnie", dowodem to
wszystko, re odwrot niemiecki w
punktach tych jest tax pospiesz-
ny, IL jest pop}ochem faktycz--
nym. w jednym z punktow szcze-
goInie zacietej walki - Angicy
zniesli kompletnie jeden wybo-.
rowy puik strzelcow pruskich: z
5000 ludzi pozostaia ledwie car
stka przy zyciu. Generaiowle
francuscy z najwyzszem uzna--
MEM winszuja Anglikom ich wiei-
kich sukcesow W tych bojach. -
Straty w ludziach niemieckie So
kolosalne: obliczaja bezstronnie,
re ma jednego Francuza ginie .
Niemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Anglia ME chce
pokojju.

LONDYN, IL wrzeSnia. -
Rzadowe pisma angielskie - wi.
docznie kierowane urzedowa dy-
rektywa zanaczaja, re ,,Wielka
Brytania ME oczekuje narazie "a
dnych wiecej propozycyi poko--
jowych, czy re strony poSredni--
ctwa Stanow Zjed. czy z innei".
ANGLIA DODAJE, zE UNI
KALA WOJNY JAK DLUGO
SIZE DALO, ALE SKORO RAJ
WOJNA IA WYBUCHLA TC
WPOL DROGI ME MOE
Bye PRZERWANA I ANGLIA
PRAGNIE IA DO JAKIEJS
DOPROWADZIC KONKLU--
ZYI, BY ME BYLO WATPLI-
WOSCI zADNEJ, PO KTO--
REL STRONIE JEST ZWYCIE
STWO 1 PRZEWAGA PRZY--
SZLA. ANGLIA WIERZY, zE
AUSTRIA ZOSTANIE POKO..
MANA, A NIEMCY w WALCE
ZOSTANA ZUPELNIE SAME:
ME
CHCE ZNISZCZYc NIEMIEC,
ALE CHCE OBALIc ICH HE
GEMONIE MILITARYZMU -
RZADY PIESCI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Walk napowie-
trZne.

LONDYN, IL, wrzeSnia. -
Niemiecki aeroplan, ktory rzucai
bomby ma ChalonS, we Francyi,
zostai zrzucony przez strzelcow
francuskich; pilot zginai, iowa
rzysz lego zostal raniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12

- Walk ostatniej ME MONA
W zadnym wzgledzie uwazac "a
rozstrzygajaca, ale W kazdym ra'
zie straty niemieckie CO do ludzl
j CO do czasu So wielkie; utracih
tez oni w kilku ostatnich dniach
wszystko to, co zyskai W poftora
miesiaca czasu. "
- Wojska angielskie W okoli--
each doliny Marry pojnaiy do
niewoli 1900 jencow, zabrai i'm
kilkanaScie dzia{ polowych i ma
szynowych, oraz zapasy amuni~-
cyl. o Maubeuge wciaz utrzymu-
ia, re ME zostaio zdobyte przez
Niemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Walki ma Morzu.

LONDYN, IL. wrzesnia. -
Okret ,,Bethania" linii Hamburg
America" zostai pojmany przez
Anglikow koio wyspy Jamajki.
DO Falmouth angielski kra-
zownik przywiozi try statki han
dlowe niemieckie pojmane ma At
lantyku.
RZYM, IL. wrzesnia. - Au-
stryacki torpedowiec najechai ma
mine W poblizu Fasana j wyleciai
w powietrze.
PETROGRAD, II. wrzesnia.
- Statek wojenny rosyjski zato-
pill jeden niemiecki parowiec ma
Baftyku. Zato wczoraj parowiec
,,Uleaborg" rosyjski zostaf poi
many przez Niemc6w ma wodach
Zatoki Botnickiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Walk Koloniach.

CAPETOWN, KRAJ PRZY--
LADKA, AFRYKA, IL. wrzes-
MIA. - Wojska angielskie kolo--
nialne schwytaiy W zasadzke i
wykoleiiy pociag wiozacy GOO
niemieckich rezerwistow do kolo-
nil niemieckiej: wszystkich poi
mano, stoczywszy mimi utarcz-
ke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
WALK Ma MORzACH
iW K0L0NIACH,
S''b'v!ie tryan'|ajs.
Kfonot Y TurCVa.
K1opot x Turcya.

Mad rzeka MarnaAnglicy przekro
czyli doline napieraja ma Mem
COW walecznie - Niemcy ME mo-
ga Sprostac naporowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
LONDYN, IL. wrzeSnia.

LONDYN, ~. wrzeSnia. -
Donosza tu z Nowej Zelandyi, ze
zajecie wysp niemieckich Samoa
i kilku innych - zostaio dokona-
ne bez jednego wystrzaiu; VIA.
DE niemieckie poddaiy sic widzac
beznadziejnosc oporu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Wlocby gotowe ma
wszystko.

RZYM, IL. wrzesnia. - Zape-
wniajac swej neutralnosci, WHO
chy jednak najzupelniej So goto-
we do walki: armia zmobilizowa-
ma, a flota rowniez; ostatnio z
wod afrykanskich odwoiano na
wody wioskie krazownik Pie
monte"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Flota niemiecka ma
Baltyku.

LONDYN, IL. wrzesnia. -
Flota niemiecka ma Baityku, kto-
ra W ostatnich trzcch tygodniach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12

ich jedenastu, nadto przedari sic,
ukrywajac sic W lasach, wskroS
cafei armii niemieckiej, z Leo
dyum do Antwerpii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12
Ciekawe szczegoIy

KOPENHAGA, II. wrzesnia.
Z BERLINA DONOSZA
PRYWATNIE, zE ZESTA-
WIONE TAM OBLICZENIA
KOSZTOW WOJNY, OKRES-
LAJA SUME WYDATKoW
DZIENNYCH WOJENNYCH
ARMII NIEMIECKIEJ MA 80
MILIONOW MAREK, A STRA
TY EKONOMICZNE w CA
LEM PANSTWIE MA As MI
LIONoW DZIENNIE.
- Podobno ces. Wilhelm pre-
bywa w ukryciu ma teatrze wojny
i Mkt ME vie, gdzie wlasciwie
znajduje sic cesarz, a to przy'
czyny, il podobno czyniono jakies
ma WilheIma zamachy raz z
aeroplanu bombardowano punkt,
gdzie ccsarz znajdowaf sic ze
sztabem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-12

lDokonczenie na str. 3ej.).
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znaku o sobie ME daia, pojawiia
sic koio wybrzezy szwedzkich i
zmierzae zdaje sic ku ZatoceBot-
nickiej, jakby szukajac okretow
rosyjskich.
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ECZ0RuSZA
egnKUlAeIA
YESTERDAYS
CIRCULATION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-08

boot. would undoubtedly he tempted 10 de
mand the last drop OF blood and the last
ounce Of flesh Great Britain. on the other
hand, with less cause for hatred Of Germany
and having no outstanding grudgc to re-
vencc. would possess more unprecedented
viewpoint and, having her interests in the
hands OF the wise and far-sccinE Sir Edward
Grey, would bc less inclined TO humiliutc
Germany. For these reasons. those who look
through the smoke of battle to the end and
beyond have put their hopes OF enlightened
II not generous dealing with Germany in
Great Britain and her statesmen.
However, tho fear has been that Great
Britain would be unable to impose her views
upon the other allies, and5 would be over
ridden by Russia and France The menace
III that to future peace is clear to those who.
having learned from the past. know that one
OF the greatest Indirect causes of the present
war was Gcrmany's short-sighted statesman
ship in 1871. as evidenced in the harsh terms
OF peace she then imposed upon Franco. and
know. also. that equally harsh dealing with
Germany will SOW the seeds of another great
war. The agreement OF the three lilies that
all must consent to the terms of peace which
shall conclude this war. gives Great Britain
stronger hand. and renders more likely
more Statesmanlike dealings with conquered
Germany 1t renders more unlikely Il future
mort aged 10 war