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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02

II ONDON. Nov 2 Public interest IL
~ divided Tuesday between Premier
Asquth's speech In the house Of com
mons aud Rumanlns reported inten-
tiong 10 throw her lot with the entente
allies News coming by way Of Paris
lends support to the growing impress
sion that Rumania Is preparing to III
teryene In the war.
RumanIa
by royal decree new classes OF Ru-
manian recruits are being mobllized.
Vienna reports that grave situation
may arise between Austria and Ru-
mania I'm connection with the proposed
usc of the lower Danube TO transport
Russian troops to. Bulgaria. Little
news comes direct ffOm bucharest, as
the censorship is cnforcved so strictly
that even ordinary messages are stop
ped. but II IL known the agitation In
favor Of war IL spreading through the
army.
About Nlsh
The Austrian, German and Bulgari-
an armies are drawing the net more
closely about Nlsh. In the south the
French assert they have inflicted con
siderable losses on the Bulgarlans
who are reported 10 have been thrown
back on the right hank Of the variar
Athens Commnnts
The only political development Of
note IN the Balkans II n change OF tone
In the ministerial press Of Athens,
which is publishing apparently inspir.
ed articles II nature friendly to the
entente allies, although stiT insisting
Greece must naintnin her policy OF
benevolent neutrality.
Eastern Front
Along the eastern front there Is cSl
dence OF considerable extension OF
the Russian offensive. This il indicat
cd by official reports from both sides
although neither claims any important
result from these operations. Definlt,
reports concerning the progress of the
new German attack on Riga also ar,
| lacking
Russia's active participation I'm IN,
balkans NAV have begun. inAsmuch a.
bucharest reports Russian trOOns hay,
been landed at Narna. This Bulga riar
port Is said 10 be defended by Turks
aided by German officers.
The English public awaits with keer
Interest Premier Aslulth's speech II
the house OF commons II In expected
TO be not only review Of recent iip
lomatlc and military activities. hut
defense Of the coalition cabinets con
duct of the war.
PARIS. Nov Deep interest dis
played by Premier BRAND In the Bal
kan policy OF the allies, the Journa
says explains the favorable impression
caused In Greece by the formation O
the new French cabinet As far bacl
as January the paper asserts that NJ
BRAND strongly urged an expedition
which would not only aid the Serbians
but would be able to cross Serbia ant
attack Austria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
CHICKEN FANS MEET

DUNCAN, Nov. 2.---That the days Of
the mongrel rooster In stephens county
are numbered seeIos apparent from the
iact that chicken growers are to meet
here tomorrow to organize county
poultry association. In the recent tenn
porary organization !. r. Wilson was
made president and II \ Furst secre'
tary,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
In VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. . Virginia
voters are balloting for legislature
which WIN enact laws making opera
tive In September, 1910, an amendment
TO the state constitution prohibiting
the sale Of lntoNlcants
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
IN MIsIsSIPPPI

JACKSON Miss. Nov. 2-Becausc
Of the large majority Of Democratic
voters IN Mississippi Tuesdays election
IN this state was regarded merely as
a ratification of the nominees chosen
lContlnued on Last fAgel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
TO BUILD BRIDGES

CHANDLER, Nov The county
commissioners have let the contract
FOR the erection of four bridges In Lin.
coin county at a cost ~ Si.37O The
work will begin Immediately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
JAILER Is SHOT

DURANT, Nov In an attempted
Jail break here Monday the jailer. Ben
Pinston, was shot in his left hip. shat
tering the bone Two men from the
outside made the attack.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
IS MAIN ISSUE
Elections Tuesday Hinge on
Votes for Women in 3 Most
Populous States
"DONTs FOR WOMEN
ELECTION WATCHERS

NEW YORK. Nov a.
Tho Woman's Political
union and the woman'S
suffrage party, which
shared control of the ar
rangemehts Of The suffrn.
glsta TO watch today
election issued to their
watchers at tho polls
Tuesday the following list
of don'ts:
Don't bubble with OK
uberhnce at the polling
places; be merely pleas
ant
Don't wear fluffy ruf.
nos Make II a modest
polling place.
Don't ask the Inspect
ors to sharpen your peu.
CHS. do your own work
Don't Jog the chair M
the inspector
Don't talk. but keen
your eyes ana ears open
Don't regard yourself
as an exception ana Inn .
portAnt
BE dignlfied: he Sc
tlous. Do not argue with
any one"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
RUMANIA CANNOT.
REMAIN NEUTRAL
Although Every Item From
Bucharest is Censored, War
Party is Still In Saddle
TO JOIN ENTENTE ALLIES
Austrian, German and Bull
garian Armies Draw Net
About City Of Nish

AMSTERDAM. Nov. "A new
AnglOFrenCh expedition 70 the
Balkans Is announced by the Ber-
lin Tageblatt, this newspaper pub
fishes q telegram from sofia stat
ing thai British and French trans
ports with troop have appeared
of kaVAla, Greece
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
GEN.FUNSTON TO
BATTLE SCENE
Army at Aqua Prieta Under
Orders to Return Mis-Di-
rected Mexican Fire
FIVE AMERICANS ARE HIT
Shortly After Daylight Firing
Had Ceased on Battlefield
-Borderites Hopeful

DOUGLAS. AriI., Nov. After
four desperate attacks on Aqua
Prieta which kept the CarranIa
defenses blazing practically all
night General Francisco villa
drew off his army shortly after
daylight Tuesday. N that time
half dolcu persons On the Amer
lean side Ct the boundary had
been wounded.
Losses Of the Carran7a garrison
were reported by General Gales
~ " killed and 7j wounded, al
though unofficial reports stated
his casualties were $50. villa
dead and wounded in large mum
hers drewed the desert around
the barbed wire barricades Of the
Mexican town.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
HHIEF NICHOLS took the stand

CHIEF NICHOLS took the stand
shortly after the hearing NJ Pm
trolman Lung re.couvrncd Tuesday
and prOeeeded 10 give graphic ac-
count OF the shooting on October /.
He stated that he had hcnrd that
there was a row In the rest room that
morning. and that he and the MAYOR
went down TO Investigate After see
Ing checks, cards poo bolls aud cues
scattered all around and also some
lockers broken. be went to hi. office
and examined officer Grnry who was
said 10 have been there The officer
denied all knowledge ~ the affair
and nftrr the two had finished talk
Ing. the chief came down stairs from
his office, Just IN time TO see Lung
walk into the captains office on the
first floor. Nichols told o couple Of
traffic officers TO LET him use the room
az he wanted 10 talk 10 Lung.
81 went In the room. went over to O
closet 10 get my cane II was going ont
to the Fair and told Lung wanted
10 know all about that affair In III,
rest room. As I said that walked
over 10 chair, placed one for hin
and started to sit down. He asked ml
what wanted 10 know about It. anC
! said everything there was to tell II,
then aid. 'WensIll tell You an pbuuI
u, YOU ----- ----- -----, and before
couid get seated. he hit me over N,
head with his gun lie hit me III,
second time, and had me by IN,
throat, when a couple Of the boy
rushed In. One of them said. "Get ou
of thcrr chief or hc'll XII you and
pushed Lung away and started for N,
door
The First Shot
Harold Lee caught hold of me. an,
lust then, Lung shot me, the bulle
going through my right hand. | 10
| through the door and was nearly on
Of the front door u the police static,
when he shot again, the bullet enterinI
my lex. Lee and | then went aroun,
the corner and ne begged me for m,
gun. aud started Ia give n 10 him
but thought better Of him and tol,
! Harold that the boys would take car
Of him. Someone then yelled that Lunt
was coming out of the back door and
ran back Their, with NV gun in m
hand. hut almost Immediately got slck
and the, took me 10 the hospital"
When asked n hc made any demon
stration, threats. or accused Lung O
'eing out Joy riding. the chief state,
that he had no thought Of ANYTHING a
that Kind, ana had not said word /
that effect lie stated that Lung ha
always been good officer and that h
usually had been given the hardes
heats 10 tower The chief stated thu
Lung had been put ON the plain clothe
staff only temporarily and that whe
Captain Conncrs recovered, II was ne,
esary io put him back In uniform he
ltoutlnued on last pugeJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
TELLS 0f
SHOOTING AFFAIR
Nichols Testihes That No
Fuss Preceded Policeman
Lungs Attack on Him
MADE NO ACCUSATION
Head of Police Department
Says He Was Completely
Taken By Surprise
MADE NO ACCUSATION

AT no time had | ever had a
fuss with Johnny Lung previous
10 the shooting. and did not call
him o liar. or accuse him Of being
on q drunken joy when I
started 10 talk TO him In the rap.
taln's office on the noon Of October
!. I had no intimatiOn that he
was sore nj me. nor did J have
any reason 10 believe that he felt
that he had been badly treated"
Chief Of Police ". B. Nichols.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
PEI CE PROPOSAL
QUITE CREDIBLE
Prince Won Buelow Said to
Be Collaborating With
Papal Delegate

RoLoGNA. Italy Nov. Prince
- Won Buelow, reported to have been
sent to Switzerland by the German
government 10 initiate peace negotia
tiOns, viii remain at Lucerne three or
fow weeks, says the Berne correspond.
ent Of the Resta Del Carlino, to col.
laboratc with Monsignor Macbeth. pa.
pnl delegate 10 Switzerland. In draw.
Ing up peace proposals which Pope
Benedict could submit 10 the entente
powers.
The Rc,to Del Carlluo asserts the
pOntiff himself now Is engaged In com.
bining the most promising features OF
various projects for mediation into Que
precise aud definite plan The paper
revlyes the rrport that the pope will
seek 10 induce President Wilson to aci
Simultaneous with him n interyen
tion In behalf ut prarr
LONDON, Nuy. As tu the per
sistent report that Austria aud Ger
many are about 10 initiate peace negO
titlons, the Rome correspondent NJ tho
Daily News, attrihuting his Views to q
Trustworthy sourN trlrgraphs.
THE pope Is determined not 10 sup
port any initiative toward peace oh
vlouslv inspired by the Austro Ger
mans, unless assured there is a poSsibll
ity that the allies are favorable 10 ac
tion 0f proposals Switzerland also Is
determined to abstain from any peac,
negotiations which are forcduomri 4,
| failure"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
The Treasure of Abou Farag"
By Harris Dickson }

complete novel TO be finished IN six days hegns I'm
Ihurdays Times II II an absorbingiy Interesting ro.
nance OF the Far East thar grips and holds the reader
Don't miss a single number
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02

W ASIIlNGTON. Nov. .. Anxiety
w Of administration officials for
the safcty of American citizens along
the Mexican border as result Of the
lighting between the Carranza and
villa armies WIS somewhat relieved
TueSdny I'hi was based upon reports
that warning hy Gcnrrnl Thomas T..
Davis, commanding the American
troops ON the Arizona international
border 10 commanders of the warning
factions nt Aqua Prieta 10 cease firing
Into American territory had been
needed. The warning followed the
serious wOunding " Louis r. Taylor,
an American 10y shot fired from II
mnchine gun, which fell into American
territory
DOUGLAS, Arlz., Nov .. General
Funston arrived at 7:ij II. M. Tuesday
to assume command of the American
forces here. Al that hour firing had
ceased on the Mexican battlefield.
'NN PiH'hHa W. .lhf sAhAAekll hiut
Of the boundary were wounded, ac.
co-dihg to reports received early Tues.
day.p
The wounded.
lonls v Tsy'Or. restaurant employe.
struck In spine. paralyIed.
Corporal Jones Company &. Seventh
Infpntry: hit IN neck.
Ollie v Wh'hden. nr'valc Company
\. Seventh Infantry; hit In neck.
". J. Iones, letter carrier: wounded
In shoulder.
El"ht.year-Old Mexican boy; shot In
stomach.
Taylor was nj the United States
customs house during the fighting yrs
terday afternoon aud was struck ar
he turned Ia run Tor cover The fusi
lade NJ bullets ENDANGERED thronr
NJ American soldiers. Mexican women
nnd children pathercd there. whldder
was struck while on guard nj the rail
road station several blocks from the
border H. X Jones wns standing NJ
front " his home ON Seventh street
when hit hy Strny bullet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
~, ssFIFISHNESS" WAS ONE OF THE MO.
rurs THAT PROMPTED THE DRASTIC
MEASURES ADOPTED.
||n1lc RETALIATION WAS SUGGESTED
l. - Only Means of Fighting "Staryc Out Move
a,srt Is for America 10 Stop Exports from
This Country.


nj ,6r
IL. ,r Starving tutt
vim have today complaining
u,o ae,,tnsn that this
a industry of the south Cot
, capt,abud article vet order nhsoiuel,
erInr to
4auad behind the
sa the Iti. hope depess prices and oad
nth tptan eftnn figures below the production
While there he hast the
unanimous tHgian' hat
of international law
Infringement ureutl he International commerce laws.
this government party to the starvation al
reaching Austria
through neutral countries. characterized 'impudent
H.. placing embargo shipments supplies aud food
receisng unlimited supplies in this
r.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
WOMEN's 81 HOUR
LAW SIGNED MONDAY
GOVERNOR tERIt son NEiotS
BOsttE COUNTY IN
EMiPTiO\.
senate PASSES Biil Permitting sum
maning Jurors by
Telephone.

AUSTIN, Texas, March Ii GOV
ernor Ferguson worked ia his Office
last night almost until traia tune
before going 20 Dallas to testify De
fore United States commissioner On
industrial relations. His last ON
oial aet Was the signing OF the NO
mans fifty -fonr-hour law. The gov
efnor vetoed bill to exempt boslu'
county from the general fish law
lie said he could not approve suei
a bill because II one county eoaih
be exempted. an could be exempt
ed. rhis Is the governors seeoha
veto.
The senate passed finally the pli'
permitting the summonins OF Jurors
~ tessgknTn
Tae Eauzn aassaa fia,aii5 the 'ss'
olntlaa for / constitutional amsiaa'
uaeat Il uernlii toeas 10 issae bo.as
sar building honded MaFshu.sss =
cold storage plants aud grail. s'ssa''
aIa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
OFFICERS fINO WATCH
THROWN Away bf NEGRO
MAS ptRrLN ~ KAtD N fHE
GROUND AND TOOK
tIosE SEARCH,

Sheriff Dearborn and Deputy Wal
ter Hargus went to the Ed Tolbert
house out on East Jefferson street
and made a search for the Jack
Jones watch, which the negro, joe
Iarktns claimed he threw away and
alter h1sHg 0"er the garden careful
IL Nh Hargua picked up the watch
partly buried il the ground. IN IL
fg.sht through the air the chain Was
la sod OH iise aaiah sea 4 VAS
found il ahorf wash from atai ~s.'ai &
the watch laid
rha officers have homes Of iinainK
the shoes and other things taAeh
ffom Jack Jones bed raom
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
INV FEARS
| MAPPING
''''s~Ass.Se- .~s..>.e ~s..a.~s. ...a.s~..


r. .,5.
5''.sh r.H It,
red q se-
sraa-
sssfo.-s .,=
10 81 To
| IF Me-.
mioai
ID. e.cap4
4..-4s ss '
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
Me- X|C1N FIRE
.~ IN IN i 6 6; BOAT
PASSING ~, .ON ~Ei All 4 It'll
-! III iNyiiti " ts<
AERIN VI.
ROGERS IN BOAT
;apiHin ot tbt 3tleNarc T. ttrGe'
i.ut fi-,ft.s s3ipe. -
tefa syE1

GALVESTON. IeSB~. March 10.
y boat from the United ~tate~
hattieshtp, heieN are. Wa~ fned
upon by Mexican snipet~ - Vera
cruz last " e,lue~dat night. as-
cetilng So l,a-senst - On the
steamer Ianpieo Which arrived
here today. There uere u" ea~-
ualties. The IA, ~ went ashore
fer taptain Hogefs at the bs.ls-
ware aud was fireti oH toy about
"a dozen titles while the boat Wa
inna and uutN ard bound.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
LAND TENANTRY IS
DISCUSSED TO-DAY
81. rRNuR tER6t suN IL rRtN-
CiiAi WITNESS EhtoEt
COMMISSION.
say Landlords Ia, IN Cities iH
tsuNurA j. the
tausN.

DALLAS. rex starch Ii aaz
tienal laHd pelies saa expected 10
devotion IRON ibe hearins opened nj
this ritt rs tAe / nlled slases com
A4a2ras - es .t-H4.A ss.lasials bsfH
tn Tenant farmers haHkers aHa
Iashefs elase their tes,iiaa45 TIE
eos H.lfgee hopes "a haze geeammea
aasiaa ~ faa .spsT, .ffs sss.sssA
~ lsna tHnaHiGs
Cos iamaA Ferguson tha
ss.eeisai eHns#s toaa hsfafa ihs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
MEXICAN BANK
NOTES STOLEN
n i.\So BANNER IL ROBBtD
on \ t-T II VI On RtaNt
~TE AMER
VESSEL IS SEARCHED
...sseeuers Not Allowed Ia Land pn
steamer fanpico NTH IN
anined.
aALNEsrON. Mareh IL

GALVESTON. March tt
hank notes amounting 10
St5i.D13 90 were stolen from
eabino Niscaro, banker at III
paso and Mexico, Who arrived
to-day on the steamer Iampieo
trom Vera Cruz. NJ one was
permitted to leave the vessel
until searched, The custom
officers have taken charge ri
the ship and are ransaekih@ u
for the missing money. The
notes are mastls NeAieaa,
worth 81 III cents on the dol
lar.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
L!|lA ATTACK IS
|'Ols[0 u GERMANS
|I,h.s 'N PRISONERS aRf.
", AkosND rRz,s-
Asz roD.,.
ta. "ehese'i THEN Attack :
'''''pAsae onl, 10 lie
ken..lsel.

~ Asf'a u Defeat OF
|'sset, - asisa ,,f
III, -. s4sAlaa attacks ar.lnna
N IRE claimed in official
II s asis iAi- si'efuaaa
ssxe ) ans a'sa 2 q
49, Aassiaas hasp
4ase FeHeA I'd tba,s -
a., - pakiae bat III each
sss.'s .lis bass seakan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16
P}NHa<8!.. EoWN
SUFFERS i.o~~ ~ FIR,

AMARILLO Texas. March l6
Fire at Claude today destroyed the
Stay hardware store and the Martin
Bros general store Loss estimated
at $45. 600
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-16

mont he, r ef '3sz e.ffna-
II1 head - NrNie1H s.e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-04
WIochy...?

Rzym, 4maroa. - Prasa dono-
81, IL ma bye wyslana eXpedycya
wojska i floty ma wySpe Rodus,
ably ewentualnie uczestniczyc W
zajeciu przez Sprzymierzonych
Konstantynopola. Wladze oficyal
ME przeczq temu doniesieniu.
- Rad zakupif W tych dniach
W Spezzia l6dz podwodna daw--
niejszego porucznika Ballone, kt6
ry zeszlego roku lodzia ia zamie-
rial atakowac flote austryacka na
Adryatyku: l6dz zosta}a zalaczo-
ma do floty wloskiej.. w parla--
mencie minister wojny, gen. Zu-
pelli, zapowiedzial, re zostana
powolane wszystkie rezerwy w}o-
skie pod bron. re pod koniec bm.
1000 oficer6w rezerwowych 70
stanie powolanych do czynnej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-04
OSTATNIE GODZINY
KONGRESU.

Waszyngton. 4 marca. - w
obu izbach .pospiesznie zalatwia-
o. sic sprawy W ostatnich godzi-'
mach pred odroczeniem. Obrady
byly haiasliwe i panowalo nieraz
zamieszanie. Pred polnoca zala-
twiono sic jednak z wiekszyml
bilami budzetowymi, wyatt
klein dwu, wyznaczajacymi okoio
ST ,ooo,ooo,ooo ma rome cele. Po-
zostafy jeszcze po p6lnocy bill
pocztowy i dla spraw lndyan,
ale ten ostatni ma sumo $o,ooo,-
600 wkrotce przeszedi ma konie-
rencyi. Kilkanascie blow podpi-
sal prezydent Wilson W nocy'
- Po zakonczeniu sesyi 63-go
Kongresu dziewieciu senatorow
przestanie bye czionkami. So to;
Crawford re South Dakota Bri-
stow Kansas, republikanie, ia
kotez demokrata Thornton z Lo-
uisiany, ktorzy zostali pobici ma
prawyborach, nadto: republika-
ME: Root ze Stanu New York,
Burton Ohio, Perkins z Califor-
nil, Stephenson Wisconsin,
demokraci White z Alabamy
Comden z Kentucky, ktorzy ME
byli kandydatami. Sedziwy sena-
tor Stephenson oswiadczyl, il
zadowolony jest tego, ze mare
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-04
Grecya tez !...

Ateny, 4 marca. - WczoraJ
zwolano do paiacu krolewskiego
rade koronna przy udziale mini
strow wielu specyalnie zaproszo
nych wybitnych MEOW stanu;
byli' tez obecni dawniejsi prem1e-
rzy greccy. Ma programme byio O.
stateczne zadecydowanie kwe--
styi, czy Grecya ma wziac udzial
W wojnie przeciw Turcyi i Mem
com. CO postanowiono, ME jest
wiadome; ogloszono tylko, re ra-
da koronna postanowi}a zwoiac
parliament ma natychmiastowa Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-04
Turcya W Walce.

Tyflis, Kraj Zakaukaski, Ago
marca. = Wojska rosyjskie spy
chajac wstecz Turkow, dotarly
do rzeki Chopachas, pobocznej
Czuruku rzeki w Armenii. Ten
postep odcina Turkow Cd ich ko-
munikacyi z dostawami zywnosci
izapasow amunicyi zamyka I'M
polaczenia Konstantynopolem,
droga ma port Chopa, ktory row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-04
Panika W Turcyi.
[onstantunonol. q marca-

Konstantynopol, 4 marca,
Wiesci o postepach eskadry an
glo-francuskiej wywoluia po,
strach szalony w stolicy turec-
kiej; niektore urzedy archiwa
panstwowe juz zostaiy przenie-'
stone do miasta Konisz, W Azyj
Mniejszej. Opinia ludu zwraca sic
SLIME przeciwko. stronnictwu mic
do-tureckiemu, jako temu, ktore
sic dalo uzyc Niemcom sprowa'
dziio owa zgubns wojne ma
Turcye: ma murach miasta poja-
WHY sic odezwy, wzywajace lud
do mordowania mlodo-Turkow
jako zdrajcow!... w armii tu--
reckiej dezercya jest ma porzad-
ku dziennym - zolnierze podob-
no masowo uchodzs z szeregow..,
Mieszkancy stolicy miast oko-
licznych z mieniem tlumnie ucho-
dza ma strone azyatycka; W samej
stolicy panuje ME do opisania a.
narchia.
- Wczorajsze komunikaty rza-
DOVE zaprzeczaja nadzwyczaj-,
nym sukcesom Sprzymierzonych
i utrzymuja, re bombardowanie
ziemnych fortyfikacyi tureckich
ma polwyspie bylo zupelnie be-
rezultatu; zupe1nie bezowocne
mialy bye pr6by francuskiego Cd
dziaiu eskadry, ktory bombardo-
wal przesmyk ladowy Cd strony
| zatoki Saros - dziala ladu tri'
reckie zmusiiy okrety lodzit
francuskie, wiozace zolnierzy dc
cofniecia sic poza linie strzalow
Amsterdam, 4 marca. = Ture
ckie niemieckie doniesienie Z
walk W Dardanellach giosza, Il
krazownik angielski Zephyr
zostal w walkach tych ciezko u
szkodzony i odjechal pospiesznit
W eskorcie dwu innych statkow
do Salonik, majac 100 rannych n;
pokiadzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-04
w SPRAWIE NEUTRAL
NOSCI.

Washington, 4 marca. - w
przededniu odroczenia Kongresu
prezydent Wilson zazadal cd O.
bu izb surowYch zarzadzeh ty-
czacych sic pfzestrzegania neu--
tralnosci Stanow Zjednd. Odnos-
na rezolucye opracowana przez
Lansinga, w izbie poslow przyje-
to jednoglosnie, w senacie jednak
uwazano ia "a nadajaca zbyt
wielkie prawa prezydentowl. Ko-
mitet stosunkow z krajami zagra-
nicznymi natychmiast W Biasym
Domu zarzadzii konferencye, ma
ktorej zmodyfikowano rezolucye
poczem senat przyjai ia jedno--
glosnie, a p6zniej i izba tax sa-
mo postapila. Ma mocy tel rezo-
lucyi postanowiono: y Amery-
kahskim okretom zamierzajacym
przewozic towary do KRAKOW wo-
jujacych ME wydawac papierow
okretowych. y Cd wszelkich a
merykanskich okretow wymagac
kaucyi ma sumo podwojnej war
tosci okretu towaru wiezionego,
kt6ra przepada, skoro sic udowo-
dni, re okret ten przekroczyl u
stawy o neutralnosci. 81 Wlasci-
ciele okretow, ktore W taxi spo-
sob niosa pomoc krajom wojuja-
Gym, podpadaja karze grzywny /
wiezienia. ~ Zagraniczne okrety
we wodach amerykanskich, ktore
udzielaja pomocy krajom woju--
jacym maja bye internowane lub
wog6le traktowane jako okrety
biorace udzia1 we wojnie. s. Pre-
zydent ma prawo uzyc wojsko--
wei pomocy do wykonania tych
ustaw.