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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

pritakOvanjcm, da bodo resno ra-
cunale tudi Z Mani Jugoslovani in
cd SvOJe Strani storilc vsc mogo-
te, da pride res do uStvaritve teh
nash opravicenih in edino resil-
nih celia in tczeni in : TEN, oh
uStanovitvi razmer ma jugu, tudi
do ravnoveSia mednarodnih raz-
mer V Evropi.'
To je torej vse. To je oficielni
in 'historicni'' document. 5 ka-
term lahko raGunamo in XII re
Suje Jugoslovane." Pozna Sc mu.
da je "diplomatiGen,' sal govori
cello o ravnovesju Europe, o tenn
Starcm Svindlu vsch strokovnih
diplomatov.
Ali to je obencm document, ki
unitujc vsc upanjc nekaterih OPP
timistov, da hi Sc naSi frazerSki
Sovinisti kdai nauGili res demo
kraticno miSliti in da hi bilo ka-
krSnokoli s~odelovanjc l. mimi mo-
gotc. Ia resoluciia .ic nepopaGen
izraz tiStega Starega. Zarjavelega
lazinacionalizma. Xxi .ie prinaSal
narOdu vedno lie razocaranja IN
neSrcco.
Utcmcljena pa j. resolucija ma
lazeh, katcrih ne more noben So
cialist molce sprejeti, in obenem
81 dovoljujc trditvc. do katcrih mi
bill ia zbor nikakor opraviGen.
Resolucija izjavlja mcni uiJ to
bi ME, da so .JugoSlovani en- ma
rod. obclczen Z cnim iczikom. Kdo
.ie dial chikaSkemu zboru pravico.
da to trdi?
Mi nismo narOdni scparatisti.
Pisec ten vrstic Smatra zedinjc-
ME Jugoslovanov IA cilj ter upa
in vcrjame, da pride OBJ svojcm
taSu tudi do skupncga knjizcvnc-
ga jezika. Zdi Sc nan IL mnogih
r%azlogov, da j. To IA kulturno 30.
docnost Jugoslovanov potrebno.
Ali nihcc nina %pravicc oficicl
no trditi, da smO zc cnoten narod
in da imamo Skupcn jerk, dokler
so to lie ncureSniGcnc zelje, o ka-
tcrlh tudi Sc nihcc nc more reel.
ma kakSen nacin Sc uresnicijo.
kajti &C. So urcSni6ijo. So bo to
morale zgoditi pc naravncm raZ-
voJu. ne pa ma kOmando. Razvoju
Sc lahko izgladc pota, bodoGnost
Sc lahko SistematiGno pripravlja,
ampak nOben diktat kakSncga
chicaSkega odbora "a ne more ma
Domestic in povzrociti. da ne bo-
do Siorcnci jutri p;Sal; G!ovensko
in Hrvatje hrvaSkO.
Vidimo torej, da Sc ponavljajo
p~onesrcccne metodc ilirizma, in
namcsto da hi Sc zacelo premislje-
no. smotreno delO. Sc kakor name
noma poostrujeJo nasprOtja
Ali &c je to otrocariia, seveda
SkOdljiva o%trocarija. .ie to, kar
slcdi, re nekaj druzega.
Pravijo, da vladata V Avstro-
Ogrski diva naroda Nemci in Ma
djari.
To je laz, prot kateri je treba
brez ovinkov protestant. &c div
ia V Avstriji nacionalni sovinizem,
ne bono molce gledali, da Sc "a
naSa narodno sOvraStvo Sc med
ljudstvo V Ameriki. PRAY S to laz-
10 kazeio Sovinisticni spekulanti,
da jim gre res V prvi vrsti "a to,
da hi zatrli raZredno zavest V de-
lavskem ljudstvu in ovirali ME
gov solidarni boz prot kapitaliz-
mu.
V Avstro Ogrski ne vlada no.
ben narod, tudi ne Ncmci ne Ma
djari. Kdor sc upa tako oblastno
govoriti o avstrijskih razmerah
Jill mora tudi pOznati. Nemski in
madjarski narod je enako zasuz.
njen kakor vsi narodi nemski de-
lavci Sc enako obupno bojujejo S
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

Biznis razum nj noben M
Cc sc obnese, pomcni "a nekoga
wee nego more porabiti in mani
IA druge, XII rabijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

blll LDTdHl ud SnOuu "a tanON
tev "Slovenske Lige" in ma Po-
to6njakovem sestanku, kateremu
so S tedijevsko sirokoustnostjo
dali bombasti6no ime "Jugosla-
venski narodni sabor", .je gotovo
preprican, da so bill to res veliki
dnevi in da je Siroko teko6a reka
fraz V resnici porodila kaj veil.
kega.
No, &c hi bill storili gospod.je
karkoli zdravega in pametnega
"a bolJso bodoGnost J~ugoslova-
nov, bi mi pozdravili tako delo in
hi ga vsaj indirektno podpirali
kajti da hi bila direktna podpora
nemogoca, m re naprej slutili,
ker Sc gloobki prepaid med Sow
nistiGnimi gesli in socialistiGnimi
Maori ne da zasuti.
Ali nacin prireditev in konJni
uspehi so taxi, da smo Sc mi kljub
Svojim majhnim priGakovanjem
razocarani.
ShOd IA uStanovitev "Sloven-
ske Lige" je bill aranziran kakor
kakScn zakoten konventikel in v
vsej priredbi je bio polno ncod
kritosrtnosti. Pc GaSopisih so
predlagatelji pozivali vse, XII Sc
zanimajo "a Stvar, maj Sc udcleze
shoda. Ali komaj jc bio poveda
no. da bo seStanek V Little Bo
hernia ;" xiv krst pa nj mogel IL
vedeti. kdai da bo. Sc mani pa
so bill znani kakSni drugi podat-
XII.
no SO Sc pc dolgem cakanju
aranzerji ~prikazali, ie bilo prvo.
kar so povedali, da Zele ostati lepo
SAM med Sabo, ter so milo prosili
ohGinStvo. med katerim je bilo
precej nash sodrugov, maj zapusti
dvOrano.
kalpada SINE vsakdo zborovati
med stirimi stenami; ali tedaj nj
majo gospOdjc pravice govoriti o
zbOrOvanju in o o~rganiZaciji vse-
ga naroda.
Ostali so med sebOj. Scle popo-
ludne je bilo nekoliko trenutkov
javnosti, Xxi pa V oni mali dvorani-
CT nj mogla biti velika. Tukaj sta
sodruga Zavertnik in Etbin kri-
stan razlozila staliSGe, ma kate
rem stole jugoslovanski socialist.
Neki goSpOd frost, Xxi .je sipal
V svojem govorU stare ~fraze, re
davno %popolnoma brezpOmembne,
je dejal, da be drugi dan iaven
shod, ma katercm DO predlozeu
program Lige. Xxi DO dotlej izde-
Ian. PROPORTIONAL je tudi, kako
da DO revolucionaren in demokra-
ticen; ali to je bilo postransko-
kakSen je program, hi Sc re polka
zalo takrat, kadar bi bill objav-
lien. Glavno je to. da ic napo-
vedal .iaven shod in Sc posebno
naglaSal, da bodo socialist tam
incl priliko IA kritiko.
Predsednistvo hi z nobeno Gr-
to ~Oporekalo TrOStovi %napovedbi :;
vsakdo je moral biti torei pre-
prican, da DO res drugi dan ia
ven shod z debate o programu.
konstatiramo, da nj bilo tega
javnega shoda mixer in nikdar
Use pripovedoyanje po MEM ie
bio zaman.
Pac pa Sc ie priGelo drugi dan
"jugoslovanskO zborovanje" V
hotelu La Sale. To je vsai fina
hiSa.
Znacilno .ie, da Sc uredniStvu
"RadniGke Straze" nj dovolil nj
Ii poroccvaisKi pr0siOr liza ;oM
"obGe n%arodnem' zboru. Ravno
tako znacilno je, da so priceli svo-
je "delo" 2 nekaksnim cirilmeto-
dOyskim occnaSem. Tudi predsed-
mix je bill pop - don Grskovic.
Da so Sc tukaj prodajale fraze ma
debelo, hi treba posebej omeniati.
V sredo vecer pa so imeli finem
hOtelu banket - kuvert "a diva
dOlarja in pol.
Rezultat vsega zborovanja in
navdusenja je sledeca
r~esolucija,
Xxi so jo sklenili in objavili:
"Predstavniki Jugoslovanov IL
Avstro Ogrske, XII 1--WE V Zedinje-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

svoJlmi zatiralci kakor slovanski
all ltalijanski. Policijske Sable
sekaJo pc glavah nemSkih delav-
ccv ma Dunaju kakor pc GeSkih
avstrijske puske so streljale ia
nemSkO ljudstvo kakor ma sloven-
sko in italijanSko; grof Tisza je
dial V BudimpeSti po vseh vogalih
namestiti strojne puSke in JIG skill
cal rcgimente IL Use dclcle V glay-
no meSto proti madjarskim DELAY
Gem, kar so zahtevali volilno pra-
vico.
Ma Avstro Ogrskcm vlada kapi.
tallStitno. monarhistiGno birokra-
tlena kasta, i'll Ia JIG mcdnarodna.
Zakaj, goSpodje resolucionisti,
Sc ne upatc tcga povedatiY Ali Sc
bojitc zameriti kraljcm in carjcm,
Xxi SO cnaki tirani in enaki slabo-
tnezi kakor Francjozef?
MISC Ii poljski poSlanci, Tween
81 Socialiste, cd nekdaj clani Via
dajoGc vccinc V avStrijskem dr.
zavncm zboru? MISC Ii bill Cchi ze
minlstri?
kranjSka dczcla jc nckoliko av-
tonomna. Ne zatira Ii vladajoca
k~lerikalna stranka, Xxi jc vcndar
s%lovenska, slovenskcga ljudstva
ma Kranjskcm?
llrvaSka ina obSirno avtonomi-
10. kaj MISC bill clani Khucn He
dcrvaryJeNc yeGimc. takozvani
madjaroni, lIrvatje? MISC Ii Sami
dvajSet let zatirali hrvaSkcga ma
roda, MISC Ii bill sami Rakod.
cay, Rauch, TomaSit IIrvatje?
Nj Ii bill kIaljevski komisar Gu
vaJ lIrvat? In sedanji ban baron
Skcrlccz. kaj nj lIrvat?
Ne, gospoda. Vase nacionalisti-
enc hujskarije so siccr zelo poce-
M, ali n%epoStene so. kdor pa no
ce pomagati narodu, mora povc-
dati reSnico.
Scveda. IL re~soluciic .ie razvid-
no, da hocejo gospodje klcGcplazi-
ii pred Jurjcm in Miklavzem; in
potcm imajo Y Belgrade svojesa
Petra. pa jim je ncprijetno pred
kronami povcdati reSnico. kajti
dinaStijc imajo vcndar le skupnc
lnterCSc.
PRAY to pa ie hazardna igra.
proti katrri So b~oiujemo YES cas-.
Obracajo 81 do zavczniSkih drzav
III to ~raztrobijo urhi ct orb. In
Ge zavczniki lc ne zmagajo, bodo
Y zagati, kcr ma la slutaj niti Y
Sanjah ne misli.io in Ge Sc zgodi.
ma kar MISC racunali, ne bodo Una
Ii reel nc hey ne mcv.
Pravijo, da vidijo cdimo rcSitev
jugoslovanov Y tenn. da Sc prctr-
gaJo vSc vezi L ayStro ogrsko mo-
narhijO. I'm goSpodjc niti ne stu
tijo kakSno klofuto dajejo 5 TEN
svolemu narodu. &c zavezniki ne
zmagaJo, "A mora torcj brezpo-
gOjno hudic welt. Tako smo IA
mic.
Ali sploh z%asluzimo, da Smo ma
Svrtu, 90 smo take mcvzc. da mo-
ramo poginiti. ako mas ne reSita
Mlklavz in Dzordz? Kar mi spo-
Sobno "a zivljcnie, to priroda po-
mendra.
Nj pa ne Sodimo svojega marc
ola ; tcSa prokletega Solzavcga
staliSta. Nj ne veriamemo. da .jc
ma vsak naGin trcba lizati pete.
tc he Francjozcfovih pa Miklav-
zcve. Mi v%crujemo V ~zivljcnsko
moe %svojcga naroda tudi tcda.i.
q" postanc Nilcck kajzcr vsc Ev-
rope.
Ali &c Sc della politika, jc tire
Ia raGumati I vScmi sluGaji, Xxi so
miasoI Hszardni i.r2l"c nj Pc
litlcar. .Jaz zclim, da So razleti
Avstrija Ma Kosc; ali ratunati mo-
ram tudi : TEN sluGajcm. da Sc
TO ne zgOdi, cello $ slucajcm. da
Sc utrdi.
y kaj znajo gospodjc povcdati
IN slucai? kaj bodo stor1H v tenn
~slucaju?
Me! Tedaj smo po n.jihovcm ra-
tunu izgublicni.. Tedaj bo znal
GrSkovic mad Jugoslavijo zapeti
I'm paradisum cam dcducante. an
geli. j Sa LazarOm. nekad nhopim
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

Xxi so jo sklenili in objavili:
"Predstavniki Jugoslovanov IL
Avstro Ogrske, XII Five V Zedinje-
nih drzavah severne Amerike.
zbrani dine 10. marca 1915 ma zbo-
II in dogovoru mestu Chicago
drzave Illinois, izjavljamo:
Hrvati, Srbi in Slovenci so en-
narod, obelezen z enim jezikom,
zivec pod raznimi imeni in v mno-
gostevilnih krajinah jugovzhod-
nih krajev avstro ogrske monar-
hije, kraljevine Srbije in kralje-
vine Crnc Gore.
Min skupni naslov je Jugoslo-
vani.
Jugoslovani avstro ogrske mo-
narhije. kateri vladata diva ma
roda, Nemci in Madjari, trpe in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
FIGHL~IN TRENCHES
RACES VIOLENTLY
French Official Report Tells Of
Many Advances and Retreats
on Long Line in West.
MINES AND BOMBS ARE USED

PARIS Jan s.--1'he French war office
gave out an official statement this after
noon as follows:
The artillery OF the enemy showed
during all the day OF january great
activity in Belgium and in the vicinity
OF Arras The French artillery re-
sponded spiritedly and efficaciously.
"our infantry made some progress near
Lombaertzyde. We occupied at a point
fifty yards in advance of our trenches a
hillock which had been held by the
enemy. To the east OF 81. Georges We
gained ground and we inflicted serious
damages on the trenches OF the enemy In
the vicinity OF Steenstraate.
In the sector OF Arras. at the forest on
Reithonval, without being attacked, we
were compelled 10 evacuate certain
trenches where our men were up to their
shoulders In sand and water. To the left
OF Boisselle our line OF trenches has beer
moved forward and we occupied the road
from Boiselle TO Avelup.
In the valley OF the Aisne the artillery
exchanges yesterday were spirited Our
heavy artillery secured good results near
Blanc sablon At this point the mine
throwers OF the enemy inflicted losses
Continued on Page Two. Column one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Palestine Refugees
Received by Pope

ROME, Jan. s.-Pope Benedict yester-
day received over 600 religious men and
women, Franciscans. Benedictines, DO7
minicans, Passionists. Christian Brothers
and MEMBER of other orders. who have
been expelled from Syria and Palentine
They recounted to his holiness the de-
tails Of their experiences. but told him
there had been no loss of life.
The Turks. while they respected the
lives Of the holy men,-occupied all the
converts. monastarys and schools held
by the religions orders and transformed
them into barracks. They gave time.
however. TO pile the furniture into the
churches and permitted the locking up
OF places which could not be emptied.
like Libraries. which were sealed in the
presence Of those interested.
The English and Russian communities.
according to the expelled ehurchmen.
were treated in the same way The Italian
and Spanish oonsuls did all in their
power 20 assist the members OF the re-
ligious orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Pursuit of Army Defeated in Cau-
casus and March Through the
Passes of Carpathisns Fea-
lures of the War News.
GERMANS ARE READY TO STRIKE
Army cf Million Men to Make One
More Effort to Break Line
Before Warsaw.
ARTILLERY FIGHTS IN WEST


LONDON, Jan. s.--Aside from the
continued pursuit Of the Turkish
forces defeated in the Caucasus and
the continuation OF the Russian ad-
vance through the passes of the Car
pathian mountains, siege warfare,
with intermittent artillery duels.
seems for the moment to prevail al
most everywhere in the area Of
hostilities in the eastern arena, as
we'll as in the western.
The reports reaching London show
that General Won Hindenburg, the
German commander in Poland. for
some time past has made no appre-
ciable progress toward Warsaw. the
mud OF Poland evidently having done
for him what the broken dikes and
the resultant inundations did for the
Germans in West Flanders.
Germnns VIII, strike Again.
! dispatch coming to London from
Copenhagen declares that Won Hnden-
burg is expecting heavy reintorcements
AMI that with an army OF 1.ooo,ooo men
he purposes 10 make one more supreme
effort to break through 70 the Polish
capital The Russians would appear TO
have had ample time TO reinforce them
selves and to strengthen their positions
around Warsaw, and It is the opinion OF
British observers that the trench war
fare for which the wAstern theater of
the war has become famous. win be
| ~ if, thg norfC - hC olI rfx
Austria Hungary again admits the re-
tirement OF tho forces In Bukowina and
1t Is from this Russian forward move
ment before which the Austrians are
giving way that the most spectacular
developments OF the next fortnight may
be expected 10 spring. according TO the
opinion held today by some British OBJ
servers OF the war. The argument Is
made that once Russia gets good foot
hold beyond the mountain passes, some
thing that may be accomplished IN q fort
night II the Russians are not checked, a
big stride toward the overrunning OF
Hungary would have been made. II this
is accomplished it viii be the first con-
siderable invasion of any territory OF the
Teutonlo adde's
Cardinal MercIer stiII nm Issue.
Both British and French newspapers
continue to agitate the alleged arrest by
the German authorities in Belgium Of
Cardinal Mercier The Germans have
been quick to deny that the cardinal has
IN any way been detained. The London
papers nevertheless still give great
prominence TO the incident and publish
the pastoral letter of the cardinal which
was said to have gwen offense to the
Germans. appending 20 II comments
gathered far and wide from prominent
clergymen and others. They also cast
doubt or the German denial, and declare
1t will require a statement from the
cardinal himself to clear the matter up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
The Days
War NeUUs

Capture OF another town in
Alsace to the south Of Sennheim,
is reported by the French war Of
flee in its statement of today. The
German communication neither
affirms nor denies the report. say
ing merely that fighting Is still in
progress for possession OF the
town. 1t is stated, however, that
repeated French attacks in Alsace
broke down under the German ar
tillery fire.
Constantinople. regarded by the
allies as one OF the greatest prizes
OF the war, should they win and
Turkey be forced to give It up,
may be abandoned soon as the
seat OF the Turkish government.
A dispatch from Sofia, Bulgaria.
gives in circumstantial detail an
account Of unsettled conditions at
Canstantinople. II Is said that
preparations have been made to
remove from the city archives OF
state and the treasury, should the
necessity arise, and that's at Adri-
anople arrangements are under
way TO receive the government Of
ficials.
The Russian sweep across Bul
owina. Austria's northwest prov
ince, and through Galicia to the
Carpathians. against which the
Austrians have been driven back.
is admitted in an official state
ment from Vienna.
An Austrian force which oc-
cupied an island near Belgrade,
was attacked by serIians, accord
ing to an official statement from
Mich. >N-'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
How Garibaldi Met
Death Fighting for
The French Republic

PARIS. Jan. s-Constantine GaribaIdi.
the second Of the grandsons Of the italian
patriot TO die in the fighting for France.
was killed during an attack on q series
Of three German trenches. The story
OF how he met his death is told by his
brother Captain Rlcciotti GaribaIdi.
After mines had been laid and exploded,
according to Captain Garibaldis story.
the regiment of Italian volunteers rushed
forward, shouting viva Trieste" They
captured the first trenches without diff
flcuIty. but the third trench was a more
difficult proposition, being separated
from the others by about 100 yards OF
open ground and commanded by hill.
Notwithstanding this, Garibaldians
stormed the trenches. but the Germans
delivered a fierce counter attack, and
the position OF the Italian volunteers be-
came difficult,
Colonel Peppino Garibaldi. the com
mander, ordered the regiment to fall
back, and Constantine. who commanded
the reserves IN the second trench, went
forward TO his aid. He fell within few
yards OF where his brother, Peppino. was
standing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
French Troops on Skis Charge DoWn
Mountain Side and DisIodge TeutonS

ST. DIE. Department Of Nosges, France,
Jan. 6-tNla Paris, Jan. S)--A brilliant
exploit Icy French Alpine troops who
charged on skis down the snow-covered
mountain slopes at Benhomme, post on
the Alsatisn frontier. forced the Germans
TO retire on orbey. five miles down the
valley OF the River Weiss toward Colmar,
The Germans held the railroad from st,
Marie TO St CroiN, menRcing ST. Die,
where the French heavy artillery open9L
fire on Januay 8 This led the Geriusns
TO expect an attack from that direction.
At the same time the Alpine troops. lead
ing the way for tho French infantry. ad-
vanced en- the German customs house at
Diedolshausen, near Bonhomme
A strong German detachment with auicl,
firers held the route. but the winding ma
ture OF the road prevented the Germans
from firing more than 700 yards along It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Ultimatum Sent to
Turkey by Persia

ROME. Italy. Jan. 's.-The GIornale
az Italia has published an interview
with the Persian minister to Rome. in
the course OF which the diplomat said
Persia desired TO remain neutral through
out the war. but that its territory was
being Invaded by Kurds and Turks.
Persia had sent an ultimatum To Con-
stantinople, ths minister said, the result
Of which was, unknown as yet. The teie-
graph Is interrupted. and'it takes seven
weeks for q letter to travel from Teheran
to rome.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
PARTIAL ANSWER
MADE BY BRITONS
Preliminary Reply to Note of Pro
test Regarding Shipping Given
to Ambassador Page.
LEGAL ISSUE WILL COME LATER
BULLETIN.


BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s--secretary
Bryan iato today announced to receipt Of
the note from Great Britain replying to
the American communication OF Decem-
ber d, respecting American commerce.
The note which Is OF about the samo
length as the American communication
will be mado public on Sunday afternoon
by mutual agreement between the State
department and the British foreign office.
LONDON, Jan. S-Ambassador Page
today received from the British govern
ment the preliminary reply to the Amer
ioan note protesting against British in
reference with American shipping. He
forwarded Il Immediately to Washing
ton,
The time OF delivery OF the more defl-
mite supplementary reply which the Brit
ish government lie to make is uncertain,
I: probably will be within two weeks.
Further negotiations between the two
governments concerning specific cases OF
detention OF American vessels will pre-
cede the preparation OF the final British
| answer.
NOT Completely Responsive.
! WASHINGTON, Jan. Sit had been
understood here that the British govern
ments preliminary reply to the American
note on interference with shipping would
not be completely responsive because the
legal propositions advanced by the United
States and once partly accepted have
been since held not GENERALLY binding en-
all maritime powers. State department
officials expect separation Of these
LEGAL questions from the general repre-
sentations for treatment in the subse-
quent note that IL 10 come in fort
night.
At noon the British reply had not been
received, hut officials expected that with
prompt transmission II would be uncoded
and before them by night.
| Conversations between Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, the British ambassador; Secretary
bryan and Counsellor Lansing have led
State department officials to believe the
British government would recognize the
emergency which existed as indicated in
the American note.
The legal questions which have aroused
| controversy and which the State depart
ment officials say will be treated later
apply particularly to the assertion of the
right to ship cargoes Of food and other
contraband OF conditional character
as well as TO such absolute contraband
as copper. where shipped to neutral coun.
tries through which It might reach a
belligerent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09

The FreHoh advanced to within this
distance OF the Germans while the Al
pine troops began 20 climb the heights 10
attack the Germans on their flank.
Progress was slow. and the dark forms
OF the soldiers. outlined against the snow,
made excellent marks for the German
sharp shooters. Many OF the men rolled
down. the steep slopes leaving crimson
stains behind. The survivors pushed tor-
ward until they gained the shelter OF the
pines at the summit
Then began an exciting charge on cho
Germans at DledolshRusen, The Alpine
soldiers on their skis. slid down the
mountainside at dizzy speed. while the
infantry in the road below opened fire
on the Germans
Caught between two fires. the Germans
gave way. fighting ohstlnatcly along th"
five miles OF their retreat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Drops to His Death
From Handrails of
Union Pacific Train

After clinging to the handrails outside
the vestibule of the Pacific Limited. on
the Union Pacific, w. C. Blackburn
veteran Pullman porter, was forced by
tho numbing cold TO let 10 and as a re-
suit fell TO his death. The accident took
place near Richland, Neb.
Blackburn misealculated the stop of his
train at Columbus and was barely able
20 swing onto the closed vestibule. where
he clung as long as he could endure the
intense cold occasioned by the speed OF
the train. The porter was missed jus.
before the train pulled into Omaha. and
a search OF the rIght-of-wsy revealed
the body OF the man about six miles
from Columbus. Blackburn lived In Chi
cago> and was 10 years Of age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-09
Austrians Retreat
Before Larger Force,
Says Vienna Report

VIENNA, Jan. s.-(Via London)-An Of
fetal statement ON the progress Of the
war was given out today as follows:
In the Carpathian forest lands and in
the southern part of the crown land Of
Bukowins, regard for the safety OF our
advance troops Obliged MS 10 fall back
on the principal mountain passes before
an enemy numerically superior to our
selves.
"On the Hungarian-Galiclan front
everything in quiet in the higher dis.
tricts there is some frost and snow.
ION the Dunajec river and In Russian
Poland there have been some artillery
exchanges"