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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20

Icy sasiedztwie podziemne kruz
ganki fortecy modlinskiej znajdu-
ia sic jeszcze pod przedmiesciami
i przysi6ikami Warszawy. Zdaje
sic jednak, re to }atwo ME przyj-
die, poniewaz Modlin jest jed
ma najlepszych i najsilniejszyeh
twierdz rosyjsich, moze i wo--
COLE europejskich. Moze wiec ma
polnoc cd Warszawy wytworzy
sic tylko podobna LIMA bojowa
obleznicza, jak mad Bzura i Ra--
wka.
Berlin, 90 Iutego. - Raporty
niemieckie z dniem kazdym powie
kszsja rozmiary kleski rosyJs--
kiej mad Mazurskiemi Jeziorami
podobno 10000 zoinierza ro-
syjskiego zabrano tam do niewo-
Ii, a nadto nieprzeJrane masy
dial, koni i zapasow wojennych
- sadza to bye najwieksza kle--
ska Rosyi W wojnie obecnej
Niemcy zajeli Taurogi ma polnoc'
ny wschod cd Tylzy "a granicz-
na lima: ma caiej przestrzeni cd
Taurogow az po KoIno i Lomze
potyczki trwajs nieustannie; WIG
ksza byla bitwa pod Myszyncem.
Rosyan pobito.
Wieden, 20 lutego. - Potwier
dza sic zajecie Bukowiny przez
wojska austryackie i niemieckie,
oraz Pokucia galicyjskiego: ma
linii Nadworna-Ko4omyja Mo-
skale cofnawszy sic formula Ii
ME bojowa i wielkiej bitwy spo--
dziewac sic tam nalezy;;,w ca
lych Kart attach walki zaciete a
dotad nierozstrzygniete. Austrya-
cy pra ku Przemyslowi, by forte
ce te zasilic maja nadzieje do
tarcia do riej, poniewaz Moskai
lie stale sic cofaja ku poinocy
- Premier austryacki, baron
Burian, pojechal do Berlina ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20

ami W innych panstwach anga4o-
wanych, neutralnych mic sobie ME
robia blokady niemieckiej j o.
krety odchodzs iak zwykle, jedy-
ME pod strata konwojem wojen-
nych okretow. TAX z Kopenha-
gi donosza, 5e stamtad wypiyne-
sy trzy parowce do Anglii, trzy
do Stan6w; z Liverpoolu odjechai
parowiec rSt. Louis" do Amery-
ki, 9 przez czas jazdy ma wodach
angielskich towarzyszyi nu wiel-
ki krszownik angielski. w Ko--
penhadze pahstwa neutralne po-
rozumiewajs sic co do wsp6lnyoh
krok6w przeciwko gwattom nie-
fuieckim,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
Niemcy przecza.

Berlin, 20 lutego. - Niemiec-
kie raporty = oczywista - pre-
ca francuskim wzmianktVac see
reg potyczek dla broni niemiec--
kiej korzystnych: miedzy innemi
mieli Niemcy W Szampanii wziat
sto jehca, pod Vauquois wzieli az
475 zolnierzy do niewoli, w okoli-
each Verdun odparli ataki fran
cuskie, a w Wogezach zdobyli po-
zycye j dwie mitraliszy W miej--
.scewoscis ksdrej isasE pie wy
rnieniono. Wielkie wojska ME
mieckie spiesza ma wspomozenie
linii niemieckich we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
Walk ma ZachodZie
Europy.
Walk ma zieniaCh POlskiCh.
Stanowisko Wfoch.
Gala Europa " Wojnie .

Niemcy - jak wiadomo- szor-
stko odpowiedzialy Wujowi Sa-
mowi = by swego nosa pilno--
wal. :. Stany odpowiadaja ma to
dyplomatyczna nots, wykazu)ac,
re postepowanie Nienliec gwaici
dotychczasowe traktaty, jake A
meryka miaIa z Niemcami: trak-
taty tie lat 1928 1899 dotad ME
odwolane, a wiec W mocy bedace,
gwarantuja nawzzjem obu pam
stwom, IL W razie wojny jedne--
go Mich kimkolwiek badz han
del drugiego ME bedzie przez pler
wszego powstrzymywany, oraz
re W razie gdy jedna re stron be-
die w wojnie - to transporry
handlowe strony drugiej beda re-
spektowane przez pierwsza wolu-
jaca, ME beda uwazane "a kor--
trabande wojenna, ami tez W "a
den inny sposob molestowane.No
te, ktora powoiuje sic ma owe ira
ktaty wypracowai cabinet mini =
steryalny waszyngtonski i costa
ME ona natychmiast Poslana do
Niemiec. (Ciekawy stan rzeczy
nota ia stworzyc moze - ponie-
waz O istnieniu takiego traktatu
widocznie zapomniano, wielC
rnoze ME wiedziaio o tenn, stad
krok ow Stanow jest niespodzian-
ka dla diplomacy. Swoja droga
powolanie sic na traktaty z Mem
cami malo moze wskorac, bo je
Niemcy wszyst<ie lamia W mia
re potrzeb; juz ich W tel wojnie
nalamali nagwalcih wiecej, III:
wszystkie inne panstwa i rzady
razem wziete W czasach najnow-
szych.. :. Przyp. Red. D. c..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
Gala Europa W Wojnie?

Paryz, 20 lutego. = w. D.
Boyce dziennikarz amerykahski
z Chicago, bawiacy W Paryzu ma
studyach ogiosii artykul, W kto-
rym ma logicznych przesiankach
dowodzi, il W niedalekiej przysz-
losci Gala nieledwie Europa sta
ME W wojennym ogniu, W szcze
golnosci przylacza sic do wojny
Wlochy, Grecya, Rumunia Bui-
garya. Boyce sadzi, ze stanie sic
to juz W marcu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
PREZYDENT WILSON PO-
KAZUJE PAZURKI.

Washington, 20 lutego. - Pre-
zydent Wilson wezwal wczoraJ
ma narade swoich minlstrQw. -
Dwoch z Mich dostalo po nosie "a
to, ze ME umieli ',,trzymae jezykd
"a zebami''. TreSc narad gablne-
tu, zachowana W takiej tajemni-
cy, re wszystkie rzady europej-
skie wiedza niej, jest TAXA:
,,Dzis, lub jutro Stany Zjedno-
czone, oswiadcza urzedowo,. re @
bal zacietfzewieni przeciwnicy IT,.
Anglia j Niemcy, beda odpo--
wiedzialni "a wszelkie straty, kto-
re poniesie Ameryka. TAX An
glia, jak Niemcy maja bye po-
wolane do ,,strict accountability Z,
gdyby Amerykanie, lub ion wso--
snosc zostaia uszkodzona ma
morzach angielskich. Niemcy ma
ia bye odpowiedzialne "a uszko--
dzenie, lub zniszczenie okretu a.
merykahskiego W "pasie wojen-
nym' - a Anglia "a straty han
dlowe. Minister Bryan oswald
cyl, ze jeszcze do tel pory ME
nadesz}a urzedowa odpowiedz
niemieckiego rzadu ma protest
Stanow Zjednoczonych, co do bio
kady Anglii.
osTRzEzEN1E OLA ME-
MIEC.
Prezydent Wilson postanowii
przestrzedz Rad niemiecki, re
mu ME wolno uzywae min pod
wodnych W wypadku, gdyby one
zagrazaly statkom, lub handlowi
amerykanskiemu. Gdyby ktory
ze statkow amerykahskich zostaa
uszkodzony, a Niemcy ME mo-
glyby udowodnic re szkode spra-
villa nina angielska, to Berlin "a
to bedzie odpowiedzialny.
CHCE USTAPIENIA
BRYANA.
Kongresman Rogers Massachu-
sets sprawl wczoraj wielks SEN
sacye. Powiedziaf po prostu, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
NOTY ANGIELSKIE.
STANY zJEDN. A NIEMCY.
Ofiary Blokady Niemieckiej.
niedaleko wyspy Bornholm

niedaleko wyspy Bornholm ma
Baatyku; zatonal Gala zaioga.-
Francuski parowiec ,Dinorah"
zostal torpedowany przez lodz
podwodna riemiecka, niedaleko
.Dieppe; choc uszkodzony ciezko,
zdo,aI dobic do brzegu. Parowiec
norweski ,,Beldridge" zostal jesz-
cze przed kilku dniami torpedo
wany przez niemiecka iodz pod
wodna niedaleko Folkstone i z
trudem zdolal dotrzec do tego por
tu, ciezko uszkodzony.
= DIS w dniach najbhz--
szych wpiywaja ma wody angiel-
skie parowce amerykanskie i Z A
meryki dazace: statki wojenne
angielskie pilnie i gesto patrolu--
ia wybrzeza caie Anglii, by stat
kom tym zapewnic obrone ra--
tunek ma wypadek nspadu re stro
ny Niemcow. Niemieckim To-
dziom maja dopomagac balony,
ktore maja zgory sledzic statki, a
specyalnie wypatrzec te, ktore
wioza jakies transporty wisksze,
zwiaszcza zywnosciowe. ,Jeden.
z .Zeppelinow' nieu,ieckich "a
holenderski parowiec
Helena. Zreszta AMI W Anglii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
Stany Zjedn. a Niemcy.

Londyn, 20 iutego. - Noty z
Anglii do pewncgo stopnia okre-
slaia stosunek Stan6w do w. Bry
tamil = " ka4dym razie noty to
daja przyjacielskic ! jake tako
wystarczajace wyti6maczenie, O.
kazujace dobra wole utrzymania
przyjaznego stosunku, ale stoSu-~
mex do Niemiec pogarsza sic sta
le ! dose groznie sic zaostrza. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
WASHINGTON ME PRE-
MoWIL URZEDoWo DO
JAPoNII.
their record,

Washington, 20 lutego.
.,Wszelkie wiesci o tenn, re Prey
dent Wilson zaiozyi protest prze-
civ zadaniom Japonii wystoso-
wanym do Chin, So nieprawdzi-'
we". (Taki telegram nadeslai
nam sprawozdawca nDz. Chic.
Waszyngtoau).
WRACAJA q PALESTYNY.
Nowy York, 30 lutego. = Ma
parowcu ,,Temistokles" przyby-
10 do Nowego Yorku ~ zydow
pod wodza rabina Bernardo lie.
vina. Ocalii ich okret wojenny
Stanow Zjednoczonych ,Tennes-
see", kt6ry ich zabral z Jaffy do
Aleksandryi W Egipcie. Wszys-
ey twierdza zgodnie, re W terai-
niejszych czasach zoinierze turec-
cy traktuja zbrodniczo nietylko
zydow, ale takle ohrzescijan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
Zguba z ,,Zeppelin6w''

Zguba dwu ,Zeppsiin6w"..
Berlin, 20 lutego. - Faktem
Jest zgnba dwu wiefIich baion6w
wojennych IL, III" | n. "" na
wyspach duhskich ma. Battyku.W
bury mialy zginat te balony, a
zaiogi ich zostaiy ocalone lintes-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
Pierwsze plony
Blokady.

Londyn, 20 hutego- Pierwszy
dzieh niemieckiej biokady miai
plony nastspujace: nofweski sta
tex aNordkyn" najeohai ma mine
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20
WILSON
P0KAzUJE PAzURK.
0strze1enie dla Niemiec.
Chceustapienia Bryana
Polityka dla bogatych.
Gubernator Harrisonie
Washington ME przem6wif urze-
dowo do Japonii.
,FSTSTNiY.
Gubernator o Harrisonie.
wRACAJA z PALESTYNY

sekretarz stanu Jest tylko- mowea.
ME ministrem. Doslownie wy
razh sic: POGO on jesDcze zaj-
mule swoje biuro, kiedy on do ME
go wpadnie tylko wtedy, kiedy
niema mowy lub odczytu gdziein-
dziej. w przeciagu 4S godzin
pred pierwszym gruours pan
Bryan byi tylko przez 8 dni W
swoim ,,ofisie". (Na te zarzuty
przyjaciele Bryana twierdza, &c
on W s dniach moze zdzialac ty-
lie, co inni W s latach).
PoLITYKA OLA BoGA-
.TYCH.
New Haven, Conn, 20 lutego.
- Prezydent uniwersytetu Yale
W swojej movie do uczniow tego
zakladu powiedziai: .Omijajcie
polityke, bo ona wyciaga rece
tylko do bogatych lub do zlych".
- Mowiac delikatnie, pan prezy-
dent zblaznii sic, bo gdybysmy,
mieli zostawic polityke, prasa i
rzady kraju W rekach bogaczow,
lub ludzi ziych, to jaka byiaby
nasza przyszlost- Najwieksi gc--
niusze, wojownicy, uczeni, refor-
matorzy tobrodzieje ludzkosci
ME byli ludzmi bogatymi, jed
max swiatem rzadzili. Przykia--
dy ma to W history Kosrioia i W
historyi swiata.
GUBERNAToR o HARRI-
SOME. :.
Springfield, 20 lutego. - Gu
bernator Dunno oswiadczyi, re H.
czyni wszystko, CO W jego mocy,
aby mayor Harrison zostai pono-
wnie obrany mayorem i to, jak
sic wyrazn .purely on his re-
cord". '... :
IA jaka jest roinica misdzy
Harrison a jego przeciwnika--
NIP" = zapytai nasz reporter. Ma
to gubernator z drgajacyn u
smiechem ma ustach, odpowie-
dial: ,Roznica jest TAXA, 70
Harrison bedzie wybrany, bo "a
sluzyi ma to purely on his re-
cord" - jego przeciwnicy 20
stana pobici takze purely on
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20

nowane W Danii. Przy. Red. D.
c. Trzeci SLIME uszkodzony ba-
lon wojenny .niemiecki widziano
mad Christiansand, w Norwegii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20

dniach ostatnich wzieto ponad
1000 jencow austryackich.
Piotrogrod, 20 lutego. = Ma
konferencyi aranzowanej przez
wsadze postanowiono ii rzsdu po-
czynit przedstawienia celem re-
kwizycyi pod zarzad rzadowy
wszystkich zapasow zbozowych
W panstwie, pozostajscych obec--
ME w rekach prywatnych speku-
lantow: ma bye tego zboza ponad
Sc milionow pudow ii. okolo
/, 1,s08, 500, 900 funtow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-20

konferncye kanclerzem niemie,
ckim Bethmannem-Holl ollwegiem.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
Coal improved by Sea Water.

Work which has of late years been
accomplished in recovering cargoes of
coal from sunken vessels has tended
to show that the combustion of the
produce is improved by submergence
in salt water. Coal subjected to the
action of sea water for number OF
years has been found to burn almost
entirely away, leaving only a small
amount of ash and no clinkers. Some
time ago several cargoes of coal were
recovered from old vessels which were
apparently lost about century ago.
The combustion Of this material was
found to be excellent. Crates Of coal.
each holding approximately two tons.
were submerged by the admiralty in
1903, and at different times since GER
tain of them have been raised and ex-
periments conducted. The tests all
have been in favor of the saltwater
treatment
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18

not deep enough to form gutter but
sufficient to collect the water after
cleaning. and to lead it out through
the back or farther door.
The floors of the pens are sloped so
they drain into the center alley and
the manure is taken out this way by
means of manure carrier The in
tention Is to use some kind OF stable
absorbent to take care of the liquid
manure and the shop water that col
lects around the troughs. The drain
through the center alley Is for remov-
ing wash water when the pens are
washed out with the hose. Some damp
ness accumulates around the feeding
troughs with the most careful manage
ment. The easiest outlet is in front.
In practice this plan works the best
because 1t keeps the dampness away
from the nests 1t is in plain sight
where the men are likely to be remind
ed Of the necessity Of keeping the
house clean. This arrangement keeps
the bedding dry with little labor.
All concrete hog house floors should
have raised wooden platforms for the
nests. These platforms should be made
of matched boarding nailed to 2x4's
turned on edge. Each nest should
have a rail Of 2x4's to keep the bed.
ding In place and this rail should be
set in from the edge Of the floor about
three inches. to form step for little
pigs. The nests should be movable
for easy cleaning.
II Is common practice to raise the
nests above the floor at cleaning time
by placing them on top of the division
fences. They are then entirely out OF
the way of cleaning. so a thorough
Job may be done. Sometimes perma'
nent cleats are nailed to the walls to
hold the nests when lifted. The bed
ding. of course. g = 10 renewed
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18

often enough to keep it clean and SAN
itary.
II Ia better to run the bedding
through the cutting box. especially for
sows with small pigs; but 1t pays to
cut the bedding for other hogs. be-
cause the short lengths OF straw get
scattered around the floor and absorb
liquid manure much better than long
straw
We are learning the value of liquid
manure from numerous experiments
at the various agricultural experiment
stations, and we are often surprised
at the splendid results.
Winter hog houses for breeding
stock are rooted somewhat differently
from other farm buildings. It is de-
sirable to have the sun shine into the
nests at narrowing time. This perspec-
tive shows that the roof Of this hog
house is pitched to catch the rays OF
the sun at the proper angle during the
fall and spring narrowing seasons. at
about AZ degrees of latitude.
The size of this winter hog house is
80 by "a feet. The pens are nearly
by feet, which is considered about
right for sow and her litter.
Such pens also are large enough to
hold four or five shoats for fattening
in early winter. Four or five growing
hogs will live together in pen with
out injury to each other, but larger
number are likely to pile up to keep
warm and the smaller ones are in dan
ger of being smothered. Such losses
rarely occur when the number Is linn.
tied to FIVE, especially when they are
practically the same in size. There is
no criticism against making small pens
in winter hog house.
Ventilation is another necessity In
close-built hog house. This plan pro-
vides ten windows and seven doors, all
or any of which may be opened to let
the fresh air in and the foul air out.
While ventilation is necessary in hog
house a draft is bad thing. To pre-
vent drafts the sill is imbedded on the
top of the wall in fresh cement NOR
tar; the mortar is troweled against the
stills both inside and outside. A draft
coming through under the sill is just
the right height to do the most dam
age.
The wooden walls above the stills
are made carefully by using building
paper on the studding and the paper
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18

To be pointed as the best-dressed
woman in Paris is an enviable honor.
This has been bestowed by the men,
tors of fashion on Nine. Raimonde
Fernandez. wife of the former Next
can ambassador to Paris. She arrived
in New York recently with 100000
worth of the very latest creations in
hats and gowns. to be shown during
the course of play written for the
purpose by the well-known French
litterateur and society man, Roger
Boutet de Monvel. Then the hats and
gowns are to be sold under the super
vision of Nine. Fernandez. the pro
ceeds to be used for the establishment
Of an orphanage in Paris where chill
dren Of sewing women whose hus-
bands have been killed at the front
will be reared and educated.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18

soncrete by first digging a trench, for
the outside walls, deep enough to go
below frost.
There are also four concrete piers
on each side of the center alley.
These piers are the foundations for
the posts that support the roof; the
same posts answer for divisions be-
tween the individual pens.
The outside concrete wall reaches
all the way round the building and
extends up to the low caves at the
back. This is to make solid concrete
wall protection against the cold north
winds.
At the front and at the ends of the
building the concrete reaches only
about eighteen inches above grade.
The entire hog house floor area is GOV.
cred with concrete surfSsed with ce-
ment mortar to make it water-tight.
There is a slope to the alley floor
and a depression through the center,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
Rose In Revolt.

Johnny, who was more proficient in
the art Of wheeling. the baby buggy
than in the selection of his pronouns.
became TRAD of being called on so Of
ten to perform this duty. So when
mamma summoned him in the midst
Of an exciting game of tag he relieved
his mind thus: Now. mother. what's
the world comm to? Ever since that
baby got here it's been nuthin' but
Johnny. wheel she all the time"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18

is covered with drop siding. On the
inside the work is done In the same
way, except that matched ceiling
boards are used.
Between the pens the partitions
should be tight boarded with matched
stuff to protect the young pigs when
the house is not fully occupied.
Some hog raisers make pen parti-
tons of hog wire, which Is all right
if the house is kept full.
There is considerable body heat
from hogs when the house is well
filed, which keeps the place comfort
able even in cold weather, but there
are times when such hog house on
the ordinary farm will be nearly emp
ty. At such times the solid partitions
between peas are warmer
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
substitute FOR COTTON.

A German chemist is working on a
process which is expected to make
wood pulp available as substitute
for cotton in the manufacture Of high
power explosives. The pulp is pre-
pared and made into sheets much the
same as in the manufacture of paper
The only difficulties yet remaining
arise from the fact that the material
contains impurities which make the
explosive uncertain and highly danger
GUS to handle.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
Natural inference.

DAY before yesterday" related the
landlord of the Petunia tavern. "a fell
Ter that had only been in town half
dav walked into the middle of the
street right out in front here. gave
sort OF a shout. and dropped dead"
Was the train so late that he ex.
pected To be obliged to stay here over
night?" asked hypercritical drum
mer whose sales had not been all that
he had desired.-Kansas City Star.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
Good Taroet.

I A target having the usual center
and concentric rings Is SO constructed
that the marksman's bullet ignites a
colo-ed fire at the point OF impact
showing the rifieman the place and
value Of his hit and making It unnec-
essary to keep marker at the tar
get.-"wonders Of Today" in Ma
tional Magazine.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
DEM MARX.

Danish farm property has Increased
In value as a result of the European
war until farms are now being sold
almost daily at q price SO per cent
higher than what they would have
brought nine to twelve months ago
The appreciation OF the farm property
is due. OF course. to the unprecedent-
ed profits on agricultural products. In
the matter of horses, the scarcity Is
so serious that the government during
the last six months has prohibited the
expectation of them, and the farmers
have been getting on in many in
stances with the small. but vigorous
Iceland horses, when they have been
able to get them.
American plays are coming into such
favor in Denmark that the manager
of one of the Copenhagen theaters has
announced his intention of devoting
a whole season to American drama,
with the exception of few English
plays. The popularity Of the Ameri-
can plays Is attested by number OF
other theaters, and as for the Ameri-
can moving picture productions. these
are being shown in hundreds Of Dan
ish amusement houses.
Prices on all kinds of food have ad-
vanced enormously in Denmark and,
for some few articles, they are even
higher than in the belligerent coun-
tries. The most necessary articles
OF food have advanced 100 per cent
and others 40 to so per cent. One of
the most unusual features Of the sit
uation is the fact that Denmark. which
has been known throughout the world
as pork and butter producing coun-
try, has lately begun to import large
quantities of pork from America.
A dispatch from Copenhagen given
out by the Overseas News agency.
says that Lieutenant Commander Lay
ton of the British submarine E-13 has
fed from that city. breaking his par
ole.
Lieutenant Commander Layton was
commanding officer of the E-13, which
grounded on the Danish island OF Sal
tholm in August. The British admiral
ty reported the E-13 had been attacked
while helpless by two German torpedo
boats, resulting in the death of IA
men. The remaining members of the
crew were interned in Denmark.
Germany apologized to Denmark for
the attack on the E-13 in Danish wa
ters.
At Bryrup a meteor was seen on the
northern sky while the sun was shin
ing. which proved that it must have
been unusually bright. 1t left bright
trail in its wake. When 1t came with
in 25 degrees of the earth 1t exploded
into several pieces and disappeared.
1t was also seen by people working
in the harvest fields at Vrads and
Love. Some of these claimed that
they heard a noise as Of distant thun-
der. On account of the brilliant day
light the phenomenon was visible for
only about ten seconds.
Aerolit is the name Of new explo-
sive invented by X. v. Nielsen. a
young engineer. It costs only half as
much as dynamite. and can be handled
far more easily. When not confined
it burns like dry peat. Large quanti-
ties of it have been ordered for the
army.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
Papa Probably Did.

Paul had been naughty. whacking at
the parlor chairs. and poking the cush-
ions with an ornamental sword. and
as browning horror. in examining
a meerschaum pipe had dropped and
broken It. In grim silence his father
glared at the wreck and Paul stared
back at him. transtixed. till at last he
broke the tension himself. We'll. why
-why--don't you do something?" he
demanded.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-18
Uncle Jeffs Verdict.

like de ole doctah's kin OBJ medi-
cine de bes'. cause he ride aroun' in a
automobile; but de young doctah, he
stay at home mos oh de time. He's
homeopathy. | don't like dat kim. 1t
don pay nothin'.