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But NO INFORMATION Is
GIVEN OUT CONCERNING IT
s CIR ETARY LANSING is
SILENT BUT COMMUNICA-
TIoN IS POINTED.
Is Said to Reiterate Former De-
mands and Requests An
Early Reply.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-The new
American note to Austria Hungary re
sarding the sinking OF the Italian
steamship Ancona is known TO have
been cabled tonight to Ambassador
Penfield for presentation to the Vienna
foreign office.
Secretary Lansing and other officials
OF the State department. declined 10
divulge any information concerning the
communication. From other reliable
sources, however. came a strong init.
nation that the final draft of the note
had been completed by Secretary Ian
sing during the day had been put in
code and started on its way over the
cables.
A veil OF secrecy has surrounded the
communication ever since a White
House messenger carried a preliminary
draft from President Wilson to Secre-
tary Lansing last night However. Il
- known that the secretary spent con.
siderable time last night and TODAY de.
Neloping the ideas the president had
outlined. As completed the note is be.
lieved TO have been considerably more
lengthy than the first
Unless there are unforeseen develop.
ments the note should be delivered In
vienna by "Wednesday night. Il will
be made public when Secretary Ian.
sing is advised that II has reached the
Austro-Hungarian foreign Office. A
lromBt reply is requested. and officials
are OF the opinion that one will cone
within ten days
Parts Are Identical.
Certain portions of the text OF the
new note wrere said tonight to be
nearly Identical with portions OF the
iirst. The demands OF the United
states, which are reiterated. are for
disavowal. punishment of the submar.
me commander and reparation by the
Ccontinued ON rare rr.,v.,
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GERMANS PREPARE
TO INVADE EGYPT

LONDON. Dec. 10. $3.50 p. ma de-
spatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
company from Amsterdam says:
at is reported that Field Marshal
Won Der Goltz. commander I'm chief Of
the Turkish army. is establishing his
headquarters at Alcppo. Syria. where
the Turkish and German troops under
his command are being equipped for
an invasion OF Egypt. Emperor vii
liam and the Sultan Of Turkey have
sent Field Marshal Won De Goltz mes
sages o. good will in which the hope is
expressed that his career viii soon be-
crowned with crushing defeat Of
the Entente allies
Field Marshal Won Der GoltZ's
force consists partly Of the Contanti-
nople army corps. which are under
German officers. The soldiers are arm
ed with Krupp rifles.
Several large corps Of German pro-
fessors are going 20 Turkey under n
threc-year contract to teach the Ger
man language.
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WILSON AND
BRIDE ON
HONEYMOON
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AT
HOT SPRINGS, VA. AND
ARE GIVEN OVATION.
Keep In Strict Seclusion and Pho.
tographers Are Baffled-Will
Stay Two Weeks.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Dec. ig-Presi-
dent Wilson and his bride. the former
Mrs Norman Calf. arrived here shortly
after 2 O'Clock this morning 10 spend
their honeymoon. They were met at
the station by a crowd Of several
hundred people who applauded a. they
slighted from their private car
Waiting automobile took the couple
Immediately to their hotel
The distingui couple upon whom
the eyes of the nation turned last night
Whcn they we're married ben Washing
ton cuwc here to begin their married
life boo the quiet seclusion Of noun
tains of the state in which both of them
Wcre born.
They were followed here by con.
Eratulations from almost every part
Of the world Messages Of good wishes
came from rulers of nations in Europe.
fContinusd on Page TyvsivsD
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WAS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
EVER CONDUCTED IN HIS
TORY OF THE CITY.
Votes Will Be Counted Today
May Not Know Result Be
fore Wednesday.

o.. A. long a. time endures. Satur-
day. December 18th. will be one mem
orable date In local newspaperdom.
when Il comes 10 circulation building
for II marked the close OF one Of the
most successful subscription cam
paigns ever Witnessed by an apprecis-
tive public in a community Of this
size. The results obtained through
the $1,000 club" were far beyond
expectations
In a great measure the triumph
and victory are due 20 the big worth
while prizes. for they proved an irre
sisiable temptation 10 the energetic
ambitious ones. who were quick 60
appreciate the intrinsic value Of every
prize offered. and many people from
all over ihe country started out on
the double quick 10 capture one of the
rich trophies.
There were no difficult problems
10 b. overcome before qualifying a. a
ullnedgod prize aHpirHnt All that
was necessary was t0 express "a de-
sire 10 show determination by reg
istering the name a. the campalg1
hpadquarters Then Do was simple
matter Of Foiug after votes. From
tho birth OF thc 5000 club" people
beRan TO ait up and take notice" of
tho fact that something unueuai was
going on
Tho campaign was announced about
the middle of October. aud not long
after some of tho popular folk from
toonunued or rars rsnl
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REVOLT FEARED
IN CITY OF BERLIN

LONDON. Dec. 10. 11:34 a. m-Tel-
egraphing from Amsterdam, the CORE.
spondent OF Reuters Telegram com
pany says Life in the poorer quar-
ters of the German capital is describ-
ID as pitiful by the German born vile
OF an English aborer residing I'm Ber.
IAN who. otter sixteen months inter.
ment has arrived at Flushing. Hot.
land. and on her way 10 England. ac-
cording TO the correspondent Of the
Amsterdam Telegraph
The German authorities. the Tele.
sraaf correspondent quotes the wo.
man a. saying. are in great fear OF q
revolt owing 10 the discomfort Of the
reople. Several riots occurred IN
which shops were plundered Mount.
ID police charged the crowds which
were composed mainly OF women. Mis-
ory among The working class in con.
siderable and. f. increasing daily"
The wOman's story is somewhat
confirmed. said the Reuter- dispatch.
by letter from the Berlin CORE.
-pondent Of the Handelsblad. Who de.
rlares that shops literally were strom.
cd by large crowds who were after
heir daily allowance Of butter. which
vas only about a quarter Of a pound
ger family. Provision shops were
guarded By the police 20 prevent dis
urbances."
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RESIGNATION
OF VILLA NOT
CONFIRM MED
NO DIRECT WORD RECEIVED
FROM THE REBEL
CHIEFTAIN.
Villa Generals Deny Report =
Villa Said to Be On Way to
Gross Border.

Ell PASO. Tex. Dec 19.-No direct
word was received here today from
General Francisco Villa, who an
nounced yesterday. according to dis
patches from chihuahua City, that he
had retired as commander of the
troops opposing the CarranZa govern
ment in Mexico.
One rumor current here had II that
Villa was on the way TO Palomas. Chi
huahua. and would cross the United
States border at Columbus. y. NJ. II
also was reported that he yas crossing
the desert toward Ojinaga. opposite
Preside. Texas.
General Avila, villa governor of Chi
huahua. denied today at headquarters
inquiries that villa had resigned. Avila
said villa would lead the forces oppOs-
ing General TreVino near Chihuahua
and that the battle would begin to-
morrow.
Miguel Diaz Lombardo foreign min
lister in the Villa cabinet. now in Fl
Paso, said his chief had retired from
the supreme command bu. would not
cross the border He declined TO give
nore definite information.
Sylvester Terrazas. secretary OF
state OF chihuahua. and General Ro-
berto Limon. commanding the garri-
son OF the capital. who arrived here to-
night. declared villa had nct resigned.
Demanded Resignation.
They said the demand foT The north
ern ehieftain's retirement had been
presented by the villa generals at the
council of war held recent al Chihua-
hua City.
General villa. they said, accused the
generals of unwillingness to fight and
(Conttnued on Page Tweive.D
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FORD CONFIDENT PEACE
MISSION WILL SUCCEED

CHRGsTfANA. Norway. Dcc 49,. via
London. Q 5o p. m Every nation in
the world will soon look upon tho
American Peace riiErims as taking tho
initiative I'm stopping history's worst
war. Tho landing oft the peace cxpcdi-
tion in Europe viii be recorded aa ono
uf The most benevolent things the
American Republic ever did. said
Henry Ford today to Tho Associated
Press representative on stoppinE
ashore on norwegian soil
Tho steam ship oscar NJ CARRYING fhr
Ford peace expedition. arrived af thIs
port on Saturday aftsr a fourteen days
voyage from New York The dele
gates displayed much displeasura be-
cause tho vessel was delayed three
days by tho British authorities at Kirk.
wall. Scotland
Mr. Ford said he was confident the.
expedition would result in getting tho
men out of the TRENCHES before tho
winter was over. BE declared he had
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FAIL
IN The ISONZO

BERLIN. Dec a.. by wireless to
Sayville Describing tho defense by
hungarian soldiers Of difficult posi-
lions ou krn Plateau. in the tsonzo
region. 600 feet above the level of the
sea. the corros rondcnt of the over.
seas News Ar0ncy. who reached the
scene after tho receipt of congratu.
htory trlcrram sent by Emperor VIII
liam fo The kaischau regiment. says.
"The HunFarIans with no sand bags
at hcir disposal at first took shelter
behind frozen cornses. The whole
plateau was covered win dead Italians.
90 being impossible 10 bury The bodies
as the Italians kept up a continuous
fire The wounded soldiers perlshed
a. it vas impossible 90 assist them
The HunEarians have been defend.
ing tho KIN positions for 200 DAYS In
which time $50 attacks were rcpulsed
without the ralians eaining The least
succcea
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nations 10 The north. But iu two
places this natural sweep is indented
deeply to the southward. first in fha
lr"niiuo region ln the west and then
in ihe Trest rerion ~ tho upper
Ndriaiic Austria hae stretched down
ar boih these points and formally o.
iabIHhod boz political control. her
control NJ Irrufino dating from the
time Ol Napoleon and fuf TrInaf rrgio,
from fhc war Of fses
Tho f.rHt object therefore of Itaivs
campaig is t0 Fef back fhr two prov
inroa which arc the natural frontier
N ihr Alp7 This main objective mas
uecoes lated dividing tho camuairn
inio teo parts. one ln tho west win
Trent af fhe center. and tho other
i1 tho east with Tuest ns the chief
OBJECT Between 900 600 and 500 900
men are ncgaged in the western on.
erationf contorlng Of Trent and about
go .0Oo men in Tho eastern operations
directed toward Tneat in aU about
.toontnusd on Page ssvenJ
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Italian Progress in War Quiet
But Satisfactory Is Said

lOME. nov % tcorrespoudencs A.
ISOLATED Pressl Italy now has two
million men engaged ln tho war ami
.F Dreparing to add another million
About n million men are ON tho urhf
tug line stretched along Tho mountains
from Trontln0 in tho west fo the Aus.
rain stronghold Of Gor.zia in the east
Anofher million is in reserve Tor
merRencies and tD 900 raps ln tho
lghtng line aa needed. or Tor oprr.
~fions in the Balkans The third mu-
lion ls represent ln tho additional
classcs ln prorn 0f being assembled
durinR tho coming months
Tho military operation srd vlaf
italy has accomplished are best un.
deretoOd b. 'aking map of Italy
showing the northern frontier uhe
Alps sweep In great Femi-CirClo from
fhs Fronch frontier on the Medlterra.
nean 10 the Austrian frontier on the
'frtafie This sweep ~ the Alps from
fr4f fo eaFf D. a Nr NJ natural war
boundary 0' ifaig eepararnr from tue
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Information from official sources that
his peace plan wac looked upon an.
prov inElf. ilo added. that his motive
in coming fu Europe was to develop
ful urdcrHfaudinr throughout the
world h1 the tImr peace ressions were
hoeuu af The Uaguc whore William
jennings TrNau. cN.sccreIary of State
was expected to ioin the peace rarty.
Mr Ford explained tho presence oil
fho American party iu Norway was
mcr-l lv intended to convince the Nor.
wcr.aus of the forvert wishes OF
Americans Tor peace He expects 10
r1fher n Norwegian dairrrflon here
and then i1 shout three days prooesf
TO stockholm. Sweden He said TIE
PARTY would erow ae DO Travelled.
fnr1urh nr.tral countries and hat this
would convince the bcui irerents that
che rest of the world demanded peace
Immediately. ny thc time Copcnharon
was visited and Tho Hacuo reached
Coonunusd on r.gs real
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GERMANS HELD UP
ON DANISH SHIP

LONDON. Dec. 70. 1880 p. m-The
Danish steamer United States was
brought into the Clyde by a British
warship Friday night being diverted
from her route while on the way from
Copenhagen 90 New York a large
number Of Germans and Austrians.
with large sums OF money in their pos
session. are said TO be- aboard Tho
malls from the ship we're put ashore
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RUMANIAN GENERAL
COMMITS SUICIDE

GENEVA. va London Dec ls. rIs b.
r --Muri-h nrVslaprrs re-slrcd here
arnouuce the suicide ol General rorsaro
cotnmanlinF fte second numarIan Army
.orpr According fu Irr story. hf Cen.
nraI war Furur.frI no having been UrIh.
81 Nf ono ~ OBJ. powers
Inr MlnlHfeI ~ War ordered Hn In-
Innf aul hIH suspicion lrInr confirmed
u" r0nf fuH nIfIrrra fr Inform General
fHnf H.H rf fnr result ~ rHr InNtafIra
tInn Two NnurH nfer General f.nnn0o
klIIUH HIu.rff
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FIRE IN HOLD OF
FRENCH STEAMER

.DhbEhIN Nec. Do. $500 % rr r..a
BROKE Que TODAY in fhe hold ~ the steam.
~ IprI frwgudf which arrived hfre
general cargo and horses Tho nDrsr9
nfI tIrrads hfln taken nff tho shIp
INn hold In which tho fIr. started
contained sugar The cause or fhs fI..
unsnDaU. TIls evening tH. fr. sr..
pff"niIt was under control
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.INTELLIGENCER CAMPAIGN
CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHT
SUedeS Hold
Up English
Parcel Post

BERLIN. Dec. 10 Cby wireless 10
Sayville) Sweden has decided 20
make an energetic protest to Great
Britain against the stoppage by Brt-
ish authorities In Klrkwan Of the par.
Gel post service between Sweden ana
the United States. The Swedish gov
eminent also has ordered all parcel
post from England in transit across
Sweden 20 be held up Indefinitely.
This means the complete stoppare or
the Russian parcel post service
until the Swedish protest b. heeded
The Swedish government. according
Co Information received here viii not.
ify the United States OF this new
measure. The protest b. based on ..o
British action OF taking sealed sacks
OF parcel post mail from the steamer
Hclllg Olay on her last yoyaea from
NeW YORK and ln removing The entire
parcel post from The out going Stock.
holm. formerly the Holland American
liner Potsdam. and now owned by the
Swedish-American Steamship com
pany. which LEFT Gothonburg q few
days ago
u was stated at the British forcirn
office that ont Of 1900 bags OF parcel
mail for sweden ON board tho HELIX
olav 100 contained nothing except
rubber cousirucd to o. vou known Tor
wardinE arout iu sweden ~ was
added that iun0ront parcels Of mmf
carried bv thc steamer would be- Tor
warded to .hoir dcsunation a. speed
ily aa possible
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rHE wEATHER

WASH1u0TOE, Dec. 10.-rorecaatg
ONO, western Pcnnsylvanfa-Cloud
mondnv ana Tuesday, except probably
aucw nurrica near lakes.
West Virginta-Fafr Monday ana
Tuesday.
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Left, top TO botton-Mrs. sayre. Mrs.
MeAoeo and Miss Margaret Wilson,
daughters Of the President. Center
President Wilson and his bride. Right
-tep 20 bottom, Francis Bowes Sayre,
William Gibbs MeAdoo, sons-ln-iaw to
the President, and Col. e. N. House,
his closest friend.
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Persya.

Teheran, 8 stycznia. - Pre-
ciwko Turcyi opowiada sic Per-
sya, polegajac ma pewne W tym
wypadku w sferze wielkich i da-
wnych W tym kraju wpiywow
rosyjskich: Turcya zawsze cd
dawna gwa}ci}a granice perska-
w obecnej wojnie wojska kurdyj-
sko-tureckie, rozproszone przez
Rosyan w Armenii, przesz}y ma
terytoryum tureckie i grasuja W
prowincyi Aserbadzian, dajac sic
we znaki ludnosci. Nareszcie i
Persya stracila cierpliwosc wy
stosowafa do rzadu tureckiego ul-
timatum, zadajac sciagniecia ma
tychmiastowego band tureckich
z ziemi perskiej. Owo wystapie-
ME Persyi jest nowym dowodem,
re ogioszenie przez Turcye owej
g4oSnej ,,woiny Swietej' zrobiio
fiasco: Persya jest krajem ma
hometanskim, a jak sic okazuje
ME sfucha wezwania suftanskie-
60 wzywajacego wszystkich wier-
nych do walki przeciwko chrze-
sciianom, ale owszem opowiada
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Pauza W Polsce.

Piotrogrod, 9 stycznia. - Je-
dynie w Prusiech ma pograniczu
pruskiem zaznaczy1y sic wczoaj
i onegdaj wydatniejsze dzialania
wojenne: Rosyanie zajeli przed--
ME nader SLIME fortyfikowane po-
zycye niemieckie, oraz zajmuj9
powoli lecz nieustannie terytorya
w oko1icy jezior mazurskich. Po-
"a tenn spok6j walkach ma
polskim teatrze komepletny, cze-
60 przyczyna, jak zgodnie stwier-
i'zaja raporty n:emienkie, au--
stryackie i rosyjskie So roztopy
jake chwilowo nastaly w ca}ej
prawie Polsce. Tylko wiec dzia-
lania artyleryjskie notuja W O.
wych raportach. Ciekawym wy
jatkiem jest rapport austryacki,
kt6ry przypadkowa szczeroscia
przyznaje utrate pozycyi W Kar-
patach wycofanie sic Z prze--
smyk6w precise g6rskich przed
nieprzyiacielem w przewaznej
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lada chWila rnoga Wziac G

sic choc do cwiczenia nowo zacie-
znym, a tymczasem ma gwaft ma
kredyt bo pieniedzy niema ro-
wniez cd dawna, fabryki broni au-
stryackie Skody W Czechach ro-
bia nova bron; tylko, re ME po-
dobna jej dostateczna liczbe ma
czas wykonac!. -. Ostatecznyln
wreszcie kiopotem Austryi jest
wrzenie rewolucyjne we wszyss-
kich krajach koronnych dos1ow--
ME! Austrya swoich ludlow mig
dy ME mogfa bye pewna, obec-
ME mniej niz kiedykolwiek. Gt6d
i nedza, bezrobocie powszechne
rakrutuja malkontentow krocia--
mi tysiecy. Ma Austrye przyszsy
czasy najstraszniejszego roz-
Or elenia i kleski.
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NlkOCHY, RUhhUNIA, GRECYA | PERSyA
ia6 dzia1 ojre E1roPejsle

ktore czas jakis byly przerwane,
poniewaz rozgromione wojska au-
stryackie znik}y byiy widowni
ostatnio skupiaja sic znowu i "a
Jelly wysepke ma Dunaju, Ada
Cziglia: pred trzema czy cztere-
ma dniami - Serbowie urzadzili
nocny atak ma wyspe i wyparli 2
niej Austryak6w, biorac 45 do
niewoli. Take i w innych punk
tach pogranicza przysz}o do
stare. WieSci, So pewne, re silny
korpus niemiecki $pieszy Austrya
kom ma pomoc w Serbii.
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PREzYDENT PRzEMAW|A
" INDIANAPOLIS.
Owacya kiedy wspOmina dugi termin, . BroI
swej adminitTacyi.
= MExYKU.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki W Joliet, III.
NOVA PREZYDENTA.

Indianapolis, Ind, 8 stycznia
Prezydent Wilson przemawial
wczoraj do wielkiego tiumu pu--
blicznoSci, w jednem miejscu pu-
blicznoSc urzadziia mu taxa O.
wacye, re prezydent sam trud-
noScia zdo}ai sale uspokoioc. -
Tlum zebrany zrozumia} jed
nego zdania, re w roku 1916 Will
son zn6w bedzie kandydatem
natychmiast rozpoczela sic owa-
cya.
Prezydent W przemowie swej a
takowa} partye republikahska,
broni swej administracyi, bronll
taryfy i prawa bankowego "a
'znaczyi, re ostatnie wybory kra-
jowe wykazaly, re gdyby W zesz-
lynn roku giosowano ma prezy--
denta, to demokratyczny handy
dat dostalby przynajmniej 50
glos6w wiekszoSci W kollegium e.
lektoralnem.
Prezydent szczeg6lnie atako-
wal republikan6w, kt6rzy spree
ciwiaja sic przeprovadzeniu IL
stawy o rzadowej marynarce han
dlowej. Zapelnil on sluchaczy o
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Z Nastroiow Tureckich

Konstantynopol, 8 stycznia. -
w Turcyi bezgsowie i rozprzezs-
ME panuje zupeinie austryackie...
Lada dnia ocNekuja przeniesienia
stolicy do Azyi = najprawdopo--
dobniej do Brussy, wszystkie ak
ia, skarb juz popakowane, skut-
kiem tego urzedowania admin.
stane4o nienal konpletnie. Wrze-
ME rewolucyjne spostrzedz sic
dale wszedzie: wszystkie stron--
nictwa obwiniaja mfodo-Turk6w
zaprzedanie kraju Niemcom i
niepotrzebne wdanie sic w woj-
ne, jedyr,ie wiasnie dla interes6w
nieniecko-austryackich, a dalej
komende winia, re zaniast bro
mic interes6w Turcyi w domu pod
stolica, albo atakowae blizszy E
gipt, wysiano wojska ma Idaleka,
uciazliwa kosztowna wyprawe
pod Kaukaz przeciw Rosyi, ponie-
waz znowu to Niemcom i Au--
sryi byIo potrzebne, by jak sic
spodziewano odciagnae Geese
wojsk rosyjskich Polski - W
czem sic NIB. fatalnie przeliczono,
poniewaz Rosya polskiego tea
ME potrzebowafa, a przeciw Tur-
cyl uzyia ma Kaukazie wojsk jak'
rozunieja = drugorzednych, ME
najlepszych bynajmniej, i tenn je-
dnak pobiia ma glove inwazye
najlepszej arrni; trreckiej, zada-
iac jej druzgocaca wprost kleske
pod Szary-Kamyszem. Wszyst--
ko razem powoduje w Turcyi
wprost panike. Zdobycia i sforso-
wanna Dardanellow spodziewaja
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WIOChy i Rumunia zmobilizOwane.
GRECYA | PERSIA PRzECIW TURCYI.
Nastdj vAustryaGki" W TurGyi a vTureck"
" AuSty.
zast6j W WaIkaCh W PoIsce'
SerbOwie zn6w pobii Austryakow.
SPRAWA KARD. MERCIERA.
SerbOwie zn6w pobii Austr!
SPRAWA KARD. MERCIERA.

iuz wysfaG okret wojenny dc
Draczu, lecz wyreczyly ia W tenn
Wiochy. Grecya jest w najzupe&'
niejszem porozumieriiu W3ocha,
mi r6wnie co do Albanii, jak j CO
do zachowania sic wzgledem Tur'
cyl. Rad turecki wystosowal
grozby pod adresem Grecyi ma
rece posfa grechego w Konstan-
tynopolu: pose1 je zignorowal
kompletnie, a Rad grecki aprobo-
wal jego postepowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-09
VILLA KoNFERUJE z GE-
NERALEM SOFTEN.

Ell Passo, Texas, 9 stycznia.
= ,Wczoraj wieczorem konfero
wall re soba przez diuzszy czas a
merykahski szef sztabu, gen.
Scott, z generalem Villa i gu5er-
natorem Maytorena. Tematem
konferencyi byia sprawa stree
lania ma pograniczu, przez co mia
sto Naco, po stronie amerykaii-1
skiej wielkie szkody poniosio.K Ko,
ferencya odbyio sic W amerykah-
skiej stacyi immigracyjnej przy
moscie miedzynarodowym.
Szczegofow tel koferencyi ME
wydano. Powiedziauo, re spotka.
ME wodzow byio serdeczne / cb-
rady spokojne. Dalsze konferen
eye odbeda sic W tych dniach.