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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
Thanks Officially Expressed.

we have officially expressed our
thanks for what has been done by the
ambassadors i'm Berlin and CONSTANT
nople, as we'll as for the splendid work
Of Nh Hcrrjck in Paris for our ma
tionals at the outbreak Of the war.
Ever since that moment the Berlin m
bassy and the Brussels Legation have
been hard At work. and Mr.. MorGenthau
IN Turkey has shown zeal and friendl-
ness in helping British subjects and
other Christians there, for which We
owe him the warmcst gratitude.
Immense labor has been thrown on
the American Embassy here in London
By having to carry on communications
for the release OF prisoners and the
ascertainmcnt of the condition Of our
subjects interncd abroad. This labor
was undertaken with ungrudging cheer
fulness. and for IT ali the belligerents
are deeply indebted.
zone thing more deserves 10 be
noted: IL is the wonderful zeal that
has been shown in the efforts TO re-
licve distress and suffering in Bel
GUM, and, indeed, in every region
where the war has caused suffering.
The liberality shown by the people Of
the United States in their charitable
efforts is beyond all praise. A friend
in New York wrote some weeks ago:
Owe New Workers are very proud
Of the fact that up 70 Christmas Day
tho citizens Of our city alone CON
tributed over $4,000 TO the relief Of
those i'm distress in Europe. Everybody
IL working in connection with some re-
lief committee There never has been
so little entertaining as during this
season. The ladies are TO be seen knit
ting in the theatres or while driving
IN their motors. The Society of Co
lonial Wars has voted TO give up its
annual dinner and spend the cost
thereof for war relief. Even in the
times of the Civil War no such relief
work was carried on by the women as
is everywhere 20 be seen to-day.
Vast Funds from United States.
Other friends write to me from Bos-
ton to a like effect, and the same thing
is going on in many other parts OF the
country With the vast funds which
American munliicencc provides Red
Cross hospitals and motor ambulances
and hospitals Of various kinds have
been provided and run with the greatest
efficiency. Last September the Amcrl-
can ambulance hospital at Versailles
was recognized by our officers as the
best in France "A former Secretary
0. state has been deyoting himself for
seven months past TO this work, with
many another American helperD
Money is going to the eastern the
atre OF war. My Red Cross friends in
Washington tell me that ~ the begin
ming Of this month, besides all the
gifts dispatched 10 Belgium, France,
Poland and Servia for the wounded,
large sums were sent TO Palestine for
relief; other sums for sufferers at Ia
briz. and even more 10 Beirut for the
hospitals and relief for the Armenian
refugees flying from Turkish mas
res.
As for Belgium 70 is the con bu-
tions and work of Americans that are
saving her people from starvation and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
Wheat Trust? Insanity,
Says Letter on Stand
Continued from page |

thing topsy-turvy." replied Leite:.
THE business would become highly
speculative Immediately. il would
take the business out of the hands Of
millers and elevator men and place II
in the hands Of gamblers, who would
exact real toll from the people.
"But YOU can't stop legitimate gam
bling" added the witness. "iou might
as well stop the use of cocaine in sur
gerry because some persons abuse 1t.
There is no sense in stopping II, be-
cause il does more good than harm.
II is the same with speculation"
Big Spectators Quit.
Referring TO the owners OF the big
grain elevators in the Northwest, who
used to be large spectators, he de-
clared they were ell now doing legiti-
mate elevator business. He said he
did not know Of any grain concerns
that did a large export business. The
Armour Grain Company. of Chicago, he
understood had found the export bust
ness Improbable and discontinued It.
Much to the surprise Of the investi-
gators, Mr. Letter asserted that 1t
would be good thing for everybody
concerned If the present high price Of
wheat continued indefinitely.
"What is the benefit Of a continued
high price," asked Mr. Becker.
Because of the large sales abroad
the country is enriched and its balance
of trade is doubled" the witness an
Su-crcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
Hits at L. s. Reports.

Mr.. Letter caused considerable smuse-
ment in describing the "unreliability"
of the government crop reports. They
could not be trusted, he said, and he
was doubtful if there was any human
method Of obtaining an actual check
up on the crop.
"A bank in one Of the counties in
Illinois wanted to know the condition
Of the crop in that county for the pur-
poses of loans" said Mr.. Letter, land
upon investigation they found that the
government agent who had been max
ing the reports regularly had been bed
ridden for seven years. He told the
inquirerS that If he didn't make rosy
reports the banks wouldn't loan any
money. In another case il was found
that the man who was supposed to have
made the reports for the government
had been dead for nine years. There
Was no telling where those ghostlike
reports came from"
Mr. Letter was on the witness stand
for about two hours.
James Ward Warner, president of
the New York Produce Exchange, and
Edward G. Broenniman, vice-president
Of the same organization, were wit
nesses in the afternoon. Both believed
speculation entered very little into the
present situation.
Mr.. Broenniman, as buyer for the
Belgian Relief Fund, said that fifty
three ships had so far been chartered,
but that they had not all been loaded.
He said that he had bought 100000
barrels Of -four since December at An
average price OF IS So a barrel. He
had paid as high as s. 10 barrel. He
admitted that the charitable nature of
the enterprise might have caused a
comparatively low price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-27
Bread losses Heavy.

". H. Collins. president Of the Cen
eral Baking Company, showed that
since the price of bread had been ad-
Yaaced the returns Of stale bread had
increased from 90 per cent to 20 per
cent. and the production had decreased
about % per cent The comparisons
were made for three days in the latter
part Of last month, prior to the rise
in price, and the Dist, 22d and 23d Of
this month These figures were clear
Nv indicative Of the manner in which
the big bakers have been hard hit
by the competition Of the smaller bak-
crs who did not raise the price. Some
of them are expected soon TO return
to the old price.
Hugo Fredericks, president Of the
Wholesale Bakers Association, and
William Stcinmetz, president OF the
Retail Master Bakers Association,
brought the minutes Of the recent
meetings of the two associations which
Mr.. Becker had subpPnaed, 10 find II
there had been any definite discussion
or agreement in regard to raising the
price of bread. They will probably be
recalled next week. The inquiry was
adjourned until Tuesday at ii a. m.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
ANCLICY | FRAN
CUz| W GRECY|
POGKOSKI O ZNISZCZENIU 2
DYWIZYJ SPRZYMIE-
RZONYCH.
BuIgarzy i Niemcy skupiaja
silly aby uderzyc ma
SalOniki.

LOndyn, 13 grudnia. - Cho'
ciaz wojska sprzymierzonych,
cofajace sic z poludniowej Ser
bii do Grecyi byly w stosunku I
do 10 nieprzyjacid zdolaly one
W caiosci cofnac sic poza grani-
ce grecka | obecnie So W dro-
DE do Salonik, majac zabezpie-
czone tyly. jake straty ponio,
sly cofajace sic wojska sprzy-
mierzonych, ME jest blizej via
domem. w kazdym razie stra-
ty tie So stosunkowo do wazno-
Sci uda}ego odwrotu, male.
Berlin gfosi, re sprzymiezeni
stracili dwie pelne dywizye (40.,
900 ludzi} ale inne depesze ber-
linskie glosza, re straty sprzy-
mierzonych ME So znaczne.
q pulk6w irlandzkich, ktore
os3anialy odwr6t ar1nii, dwie {
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
SNIEzYCA MA WSCHODZIE.
New York mial 6 a Albany II
cali Sniegu.

New York, N, Y. - Sniezy-
ca, jaka W poniedzialek przeszsa
ponad p6lnocno : wschodnia
czescia kraju, pozostawifa W
New Yorku szesc cali snlegl1,
zerwane p1zewody telegraficzne
i telefoniczne wstrzyma1a ruch
tramwai6w W niekt6rych cze-
sciach miasta. O. p6lnocy snie-
zyca dalej jeszcze trwala i ze-
rwala komunikacye telegraficz-
ma z Albany. snieg byl wilgot-
ny i taja}, co spowodowalo VIE
lie wypadk6w potluczenia i po-
ranienia os6b z upadniecia ma
Sliskich chodnikach. .,
Miasto Albany zaznalo niepa-
mietnei sniezycy. Opad sniegu'
W ciagu kilkunastu godzin wy
nosil II cali sparalizowa W
znacznej mierze wszelka konnu-
nikacye. Zawieja Sniegowa ma
wiedzony tez zostal Boston l
Philadelphia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
AUSTRYACY ODPIERA-
JA ATAk Ma GORYCYE
ANGLICY ODPIERAJA FUR
K6W POD BAGDADEM.
Niemcy mieli dotychczas zato-
pic sos Okret6w.

Berlin, 13 grudnia. - Wlosi
ponownie zaatakowali wzgorza
w poblizu Oslavia ma froncle
Gorycyi, ale atak zostai odpar-
ty. iak gfosi komunikat wieden-
ski. Take odpartym zostai a.
tax piechoty wloskiej ma wzgo-
rza ma wsch6d od doliny w dy-
strykcie Cindicaria.
WIOsi zdObywaja transze.
Rzym, Il grudnia. via Lon
dyn, IA grudnia. - Ma zach6d
cd Gorycyi ma po}udniowym
stoku wzg6rz Calvario zdobyly
wojska wloskie transze austry-
ackie. w niedziele w nocy -
iak glosi dalej urzedowy komu-
nikat odparty zostal atak woisk
austryackich pod Oslavia i Selr.
Atak turecki odparty.
Londyn, Is grudnia. - Ajax
wojsk tureckich w Mezopotamii
ma armie angielska pod Kut-el-
Amora, zosta} odparty. Woj-
skom angielskim nadciagaja po-
sikh.
sos olret6w zatopionych.
Londyn, 13 grudnia. - Jak
twierdzi Berlin, niemieckie i au-
stryackie 1odzie podwodne "a
topiIy dotychczas 508 okret6w
spzymierzonych og6lnej pole
mnosci 917.819 ton. Ostatnia o.
fiara ataku nur6w jest brytyj-
ski parowiec Pinegrove. Zaloge
jego uratowano.
Z walk ma ZachOdzie.
Londyn, 13 grudnia. - Ma
froncie zachodnim ostatniej no.
cy Anglicy wysadzili pod Gil
venchy mine i zajeli krater. w
okolicy Somme walka sic toczy
na mozdzieze i granaty recz-
ne.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
SPRAWA STATKU COMMU'
NIPAW.

Washington, D. c., IA grud-
MIA. - Depesze o statku natUo-
wynn Communipaw, nadeszle do
Standard Oil Co. So zagadka
ME do zrozumienia ma razie. w
poniedziaiek nadszedl telegram
Cd konsula ma wyspie Malta, re
statek ten prZyby1 w poniedzia-
lex do Aleksandryi, Egypt, i ze
.,wypadki" stamtad zakomuni-
kowane beda.
Popzednia depesza donosila
o przybyciu tego statku do A
leksandryi d. 5-go b. m. z tenn,
ze statek zostal zatrzymany
przez l6dz podwodna d. 3-go
b. m, kt6ra iei pozwoliia od-
iecha6, a nastepnie donoszono,
ze 7-go b. m. wyiechal z Alex
sandryi Z powrotem do Anne
ryki.
Zdaje sic wiec nlemal pew
mem, ze statek ten byl atakowa-
nv j ostrzeliwany przez LODI
podwodna.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
o Rad 0 " 4
STALO W N lie
SENATOR TLLLMAN ATA-
KUJE TRUST STA
LOWY. ~"
Wyzyskuie St. ri. cd 20 lat M
dostawie pancerzy.
Washington, d. c., IA gIud-

Washington, ID. c., IA gl'ud-
MIA. - Senator Ben Tillman, je-
den Z najbardziej ,,cietych" mo-
wc6w W Senacie, 20 dlugiej pre-
rwie Z powodu nadwatlonego
zdrowia, wystapil w poniedzia-
lex Z ,,cgnista" nova, Ia urza-
dzeniem rzadowej stalowni, dla
wyrobu pancerzy okretowych.
M0wca sarkastycznie atako-
wal b. prezydenta Roosevelta "a
jego woiownicZo5c i domaganie
sic milionowej arnlii. Dostalo
sic r6wniez i Bryan'owi, ,,apo-
stoIowi pokoju Ia kazda cene".
Senator Tillman wprawdzie Ia
da powiekszenia armii, lecz nie
W stopniu domaganym przez
administracye, a jeszcze wick
Sym, przez osobniki wojowni-
czo usposobione. Uwaza on ma
rynarke, postawiona ma stopie
doskonalosci "a dostateczna o.
bronze naszego kraJu.
zadanie swe O zalozenie rza-
dowej fabryki pancerzy okreto-
wych, Tillman uzasadnia tenn,
re cd lat 20-tu rad st. ri. wy
zyskiwany jest przez trust TIA
lowy, ktoremu placi niezn ier-
ME wyg6rowane ceny "a wGzel-
kie dostaITy. q w szczeg6lr oSci
"a pancer-a okretowe.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
Chicago Ill., Wtorek dnia Ago Grudna Decernber) 1915
;prawa Po|ski W kongresie washingtoiskim

statnie kompanie, kt6re znowu
os}aniaIy odwr6t tych pu1kow,
zosta1y niemal doszczetnie wy
bite. Londyn przyznaje, re
sprzymierzeni W ciagu kilku dni
walk o odwr6t ponieSli strate
kilku tysiecy ludzi W zabitych i
rannych, ale utrzymuje, ze je-
szcze wieksze straty poniesli
Bulgarzy, kt6rzy w dw6ch tyl-
ko atakach ma linie angielska
zaslali pobojowisko osmioma
tysiacami zabitych i rannych.
BuIgarzy uderza ma Saloniki?
Trudno przewidziec, co zrobia
Bulgarzy, a mianowicie czy po-
suna sic dalej i przekroczywszy
granice grecka uderza ma Salo-
nih, czy tez pozostana mad gra-
MICA grecka. Ze skupiania jed
max coraz wiekszych sill bulgar-
sko niemieckich W Monasty-
RE, kt6re obliczaja ma 100000,
W tenn bardzo silna artylerya /
liczna kawalerya, wnosie male
zy, ze Bulgarya uderzy ma So
loniki. Grecya przewidujac po-
krok pahstw central
nych, wycofala wszystkie swe
woiska z calego pasu cd Salonik
po Doiran, pozostawiajac tenn
samem wolna reke dzialania tax
sprzymierzonym jak i wojskom
'oanstw centralnych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
: Z 7 ! RAI
KLESKA FRANCUZ6W W
GRECYI.

Berlin, IA grudnia. - Woj-
ska buIgarskie, przekroczywszy
granice grecka, przebily sic
przez linie francusko-angielska
i odciely wojska francuskie od
wojsk angielskich. Depesza
dalej glosi, re duza Geese frontu
francuskiego wzieta zostala a.
takiem przez Bu}gar6w. Fran
euzi ponie$c mieli wielkie stra-
ty. Poscig bulgarski trivia dalej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
I KONTROWERSYI
I AUSTRY 4
Rad WIEDENSKI MAD
ZWYCZAJ PODRAzNIO-
NY NOTA ST. II.
Ambasada niemiecka W Wa
shingtonie podaje il VIE
den uwzgledni note.

Londyn, IA grudnia. Depe-
sza do Exchange Telegraph Go.
z Amsterdam donos1:
,,Wiadomosci z Wiednia po-
daja, ze nota amerykahska W
sprawie zatopienia parowca An
coma, wywolaIa nadzwyc7ajne
podraznienie i gniew W zadzie
austryackim, tax, re zachodzi
moaliwosc zerwania stosunkow
dyplomatycznych pomiedzy Au-
strya a st. Ii. Premier austry-
acki, baron Burian rozwaza tyl-
ko jedna kwestye, czy zerwanie
Austryi ze st. H., pociagnac
musiaioby ten sam krok z Ber-
lima. Premier wegierski, hr. IT.
sza, powofany zostal do Wiednia
ma narade".
z kd zas ambasady niemiec-
kiei W Washingtonie podaja, re
rad wiedenski ulegnie zada-
niom noty ST. Ii. i da czesciowe
zadosc uczynienie, a mianowicie
wyrazi zal "a zniszczenie zycia
Amerykan6w i zaofiaruje od-
szkodCwanie pieniezne. Co do
trzeciego zadania, by komen-
dant statku podwodnego zostal
ukarany, to Wieden odpo-
vie, re ME jest w stanie tego
uczyni6, poniewaz statek ten 70
sta1 zatopiony.
O lie wiadomoSE 2 ambasa-
dy jest prawdziwa, to zagraza-
iace przesilenie Austrya 20
staloby uchylonem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
NIEMIECKIEGO SPISIIO.
WANNA.
w San Francisco trZech 10 aIO
Oskarzonych o kOnspirO-
Wanie ma rZecZ
NiemiCc.

Sa1 Francisco, Cal, II g I'D
MIA. - Federalna lava Wi ko-
przysiegiych postawila W ~ lie-
dzialek w stan oskarzenia b ro-
ma Gee. W. Won Brincken, TIA
che tutejszego konsulatu lie
mieckiego. G. C. Crowley'a de-
tektywa zatrudnionego ! zez
konsulat NJ. Cornella, funl. :yo-
naryusza agencyi detektyr'6w
Crowley'a.
Oskazeni So oni o kons ira
eye ma miszczenie miedzs TIA
nowego handlu o uzywanio DO
CITY celem podniecania do .oz-
ruch6w, podpalania i nc ler-
stWa. e~'s
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
KOMPLETNE D0WODY Ma
ROZRUCHY ROBOT
NICZE.

New York, N. Y, II grudnia
- Max Breitung, DIR. H. Kien-
zie, E. Bronkhorst, Rob. Fay
W. SchoItz, kt6zy ostatnio 20
stall powt6nie oskarzeni o spi-
skowanie, z zaniarem niszcze-
MIA okret6w przewozacych amu-
nicye, - stawieni W poniedzia-
lex przez Rad, podali il sa ME
winnymi. Sad wyznaczy1 kaucye
30 $4,000. Fay Sholtz W braku
kaucyi pozostali nadal we vie,
zieniu.
L. B. Straube z Chicago, by
ly czlonek Mar. Robotniczej Ligi
PokoJu, kt6rego czynnosc; W
lacznosci z ia liga byEy badane
ptzez tajna policye, zsozyl W
poniedzia}ek pewne wazne do
kunenty, kt6re oddane beds
lawie wielko-pzysiegl H
Andrew B. Meloy, postawio-
ny W stan oskarzenia W laezno-
Sci re sprawa kapitana Won Rim
telen. miaE zlozyc zupe}ne wy
znanie, kt6re uzupefnia ". calo.
Sci dowody ma prowadzenie tu
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
REzOLUCYA POK0-
IOWA " KONGRES|E
KONGRES PANSTW NEU-
TRALNYCH MA UkOzYC
WARUNKI.
Siedem warunk6w gl6wnych, a
W tych Polska ma glOsOwac
czy ma bye niezawisEa,
czy pod zwierzch-
nictWem.

Washington, D. c., Ia grud-
MIA. - Senator Lane wnioa W
poniedzialek do Senatu rezolu-
eye, by kongres neutralnych
panstw zostal zwoiany, a kt6ry
mialby zaproponowae pok6j pan
stwom wojujacym ma nastepu-
jacych gl6wnych siedmiu wa
runkach:
1. Ewakuacya zajetych terry
tory6w.
2. Wolnose dla wszysthch u
jarznionych narod6w.
8. Glosowanie powszechne W
Polsce, Alzacyi / Lotaryngii 1
we Finlandyi, W kwestyi czy
pragna bye niezawislem pan
stwem czy pod zwierzchnic-
TWEEN. ... -... ..-.
a. R6wnouprawnienie dla zy-
dow.
5. Wolnose m6rz.
6. Stopniowe rozbrajanie /
7. Miedzynarodowy TRIBUNAL
wojenny, a bojkot jako Srodek
represyjny.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
KR6L ANGIELSKI NIEMAL
ZUPELNIE zDR6W.

Londyn, IA grudnia. = Kr6l
jerry, kt6ry doznai znacznych
poraniefi upadlszy 2 konia ma
froncie angielskim, we Francyi,
d. 28-go pazdziernika, ozdrowial
juz o tyle, ze lekarze pozwolil
mu z pewne1ni ograniczeniami,
zajmowac sic sprawarni pan
silva.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
PARLIAMENT WLOSKI OD-
ROCZONY DO MARCA.

Rzym, II grudnia. - Sesye
Izby deputoWanych odroczono
wczoraj az do 1go marca. Odro-
czenie nastapilo po olbrzymiei
manifestacyi ma rzecz kr6la i
armii. Poslowie wysiali s}oWa
pozdrowienia dla walecznej ar
mil.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
ROSYAN|E USTRzE-
LII zEPPEL|NA
OLBRZYM POWIETRZNY O.
BJELY PkOMIENIE.
Czola niemiecka fozbita przez
ROsyan.

Piotrogr6d, via Londyn, 13
grudnia. - w nocy z 5-go ma
ego grudnia W poblizu stacyi
kolejowej Kalkun, ma drodze
wiodacej z Libawy do Romina,
Rosyanie ustrzelili Zeppelin ME
miecki, kt6rgo Gala zaloga zgi-
ne1a.
Zeppelin ukazaI sic nad SEA-
eva, przybywajac Cd strony No
wo Aleksandrowska i dazac W
herunku pozycyj rosyjskich
pod Dzwinskiem. Silny reflex
tor odnalazI Zeppelina w chmu-
rach natychmiast baterye ro-
syjskie rozpoczefy ogien. Yep
pelin jednakowoz wZbil sic W
gore i zginal W cflmurach. Me
co p6zniej Zeppelin ponown1e
sic uka7al mad Kalkun wstrZy-
mujac maszyny. W chwili tej
znajdowal sic bezposrednio mad
stacya. Rosyanie zywo zaczeIi o.
strzeliwac statek powietrzny i
jeden z pocisk6w dosiegnal Zep-
pelina, kt6ry natychmiast sta
nal W pfomieniach. Zwr6cono ma
Zeppelin swiatia wszystkich re-
flektor6w, kt6re stwierdzily, re
Zeppelin zostal trafiony. Nleba-
wen uslyszano silna eksplozye
co pozostalo z Zeppelina, rune
10 ma linie rosyjska. Ze szczat-
k6w spalonego rozbitego Zep-
pelina Rosyanie wydobyli okro-
pnie zeszpecone zwloi za}ogi
pochowali je, stawiajac ma gro
bic krzyz z napisem: ,,CzeSc
dzielnym, chociaz byli nieprzy-
jaci6fmi''.
Posterunek niemiecki IOZbity,
PiOtrOgr6d, 13 grudnia- -
Ma zach6d cd jeziora Bagin-
skoje oddziaI wojsk rosyjskich
otoczyf nieprzyjaciela i bagne-
tenn wybil pol kompanii Mem
cow, twozacych posterunek we
wsi Voyusuny.
Niemcy przynaja porazke.
Berlin, Is grudnia. - Urze-
dowy rapport niemiech donosi:
Ma froncie wschodnim niema
walk powazniejszych. Rosya-
nom udaIo sic zniszczye poste-
runek ar1nii Hindenburga, da-
leko wysuniety naprz6d.
w Galicyi wschodniej tocza
sic drobne walki pomiedzy wy
sunietymi naprz6d posterunka-
mi, zwlaszcza ma zach6d cd Tar
nopola. Rosyanie ponownie scia-
gaia liczna ar7nie mad granica
rumunska, co zmusza Austrye
do wzmoenienia swych sill ma
Bukowinie, gdzie ponownie Ia
o,.o;ono ca CZerniOWce.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
UK0NCzENIE WIELKi Go
KANALU NIEMIEC. 3
KIEGO.

Berlin, Ia grudnia. POI
niedzialek otNarty szostaI ! anal
Minden Hanover, cstatnl od-
noga ksnala Ren Hane yer,
budoWa Et6rego trwala przeszle
5 lati kosztowala 100000. .000. (
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14
New York, N. Y, IA grudnla.

= CIV partya progresywna
.(Roosevelt'a) postawi swoj VIA
sny tykiet W wyborach. W +.
1916, zadecydowanem zostanie
l1-go stycznia p. r. ma konfe-
rencyind Isle majacei " Chi
cage,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14

3 Berlin, IA grudnia. - Wedlug
raport6w admiraicyi to cd po-
czatku wojny zniszczyly iodzie
podwodne niemieckis i austrya-
ckie og6lem 5O8 statkoW rome
90 typu, o ogolnej pojemntosci
t917.S19 ton. b, .a..,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-14

prtzez ernisaryuszy snienfieckich
,pbszernego spisku, ceIenl wy
!. Wolania rozruch6w robotniezych
we fabrykack broni i amuni-
cyl 9
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
And Along Came Ruth.

81 always make it point to save
all sets of buttons" said Ruth's aunt,
whom she was visiting, "and yet I
cannot seem to get them all together
when want them again"
"That's because you drop them
promiscuously into a big button box,
with thousands of Others repri-
manded Ruth, ''let me tell you bet
ter way. Get some big safety pins,
slip the whole set onto one of them
and clasp it together. Then when
you want them, you will have them
all together, without having to spend
a half-hour digging them out and
matching them up. Don't you see
how easy it is?"
Sure I do" answered Aunt Mar
tina, II always wonder why I haven't
thought Of those things myself af-
ter you have told me about them"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
Straw and Chaff
The Week in History.

Monday, Oct. 25 The American fri
gate Omitted States" captured the
British ship Macedonian" 1872.
Tuesday, Oct. 26-Virginia City (Ne-
vada) destroyed by fire, 1874.
Wednesday, Oct. 27. 200 persons
persisted on burning steamer
"Stonewall,' on Mississippi river,
1868.
Thursday, Oct. % -Henry III crown
ed, 1716.
Friday, Oct. 20. Raleigh beheaded
in England, 1918.
Saturday, Oct. 30.-Rosecrans sue
ceeded Buell. in Western armies
1862.
Sunday, Oct. 31.-Two steam rams
suspected to be for Confederate
government, were seized by FEEDER
ais, 1868.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-27
Learn a Little Every Day.

Timber intended for posts is rem
dered proof against rot by miners
ing the post in hot tar.
The Alps contain $50 mountains
from 1000 to 1872 feet high. The
latter is Mount Blanc, the highest
point in Europe.
The elephant lives to be 100 years
old; the horse 80 years; sheep less
than 10 years; camels 100; lions and
tigers TO-; while parrots and ravens
often attain to 200 years.
Ancient battering rams were OF
massive timber, so to 100 feet long
fitted with an iron head. They were
always erected under shelter in order
that the operators might be protect
ed. The largest was equal to a &c
pound shot from a cannon.
The Roman Legion comprised 630(