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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
Union Enmity Is Alleged.

He said that the unions believed that
the schools supplied strike breakers,
and that they were naturally Jeaious
in the restriction Of the lumber en-
gagged in their trades. since an IN
crease in workers meant decrease IN
the demand for them. He himself felt,
however, that the danger OF an over
supply of skilled labor was a very ais.
tant danger, and stated in support OF
this theory that great many thousand
skilled laborers come here from abroad
each year. earning enough in season
10 make il worth their while TO pay
passage both ways, while young Amer
leans were unable 10 get work because
they were shut out by the unions.
what encouragement IS there then
to enter trade SCHOOL, asked Com
missioner Weinstock.
There is not much" was the reply
"The graduates have to go West, where
the unions are not so strong, enter
them and return. thus evading the
opposition Of the New York trades
unions
"Do you not think that the unions
are like the rest OF US" asked the
commissioner. opposed to all monop-
olies but our own
precisely" said Mr. Cutting. And
more than that, ! think the closed
union is but the product OF the closed
shop"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
Strike Articles Sifted.

Ivy L. Lee. of the personal STAFF OF
Mr.. Rockefeller. sr., was the first wit
ness of the day. continuing testimony
which was interrupted by the adjourn
ment OF Wednesday afternoon.
lie was questioned about an article
on the Colorado strike written By IL
bert Hubbard in the latters publica.
ton, "The Fra" One million copies OF
this special issue were circulated. but
Mr.. Lee said he knew q ~ OF the
details OF this. or WIZ -'lclc was
written. The rest OF his ..mony was
devoted TO his views on the functions,
responsibilities and virtues Of a press
agent.
The second witness vas The Rev. John
Haynes Holmes. OF the - ot the
Messiah. He created 1g Of a
stir two weeks ago VIII 'i"Ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29

NJ. Rockefeller's secretary had an
,oaneed that his superior would see
he newspaper men al 4 o'clock. follow
n the conference. But the questions
ud answers exchanged strayed over so
ug an expanse Of matter that II was
,r until few minutes before D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
Cutting Handled with Care.

The Federal Commission on Indus
trial Relations played around the sub
ject OF IT'S investigation ingeniously and
delicately yesterday IN examining X.
Fulton Cutting, the leading witness AT
the hearing in City Hall.
Nov and again a commissioner asked
a sudden and sufficiently venturesOme
question concerning the Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor.
Of which Mr.. Cutting is trustee and
an eX-president. TO indicate that he
desired the witness 20 declare whether
he scented undue influence of the great
foundations over the recipients OF thesr
philanthropy.
As the hearing advanced the witness
was asked frankly: do you consider
that large foundations are menace 10
public welfare?'
81 can readily see" he answered,
chow they might be if they got into
the hands of narrow minded men or
men with anything but lofty purpose.
Soon after this he was asked whether
the trustees of the Bureau of Municipal
Research, of which he is chairman. had
not changed their policies TO comply
with the conditions of gift from the
Rockefeller Foundation. He admitted
that they had changed their policies in
the manner suggested by Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter. but asserted that they had the
change in mind before IL was made the
condition of the gift.
Crowds Interest Wsnes.
The crowd attending the hearing was
for the greater part OF the same per
sonnet as at the previous sessions, and
grew listless with he comparative
tameness of yesterdays questions and
answers. Mother Jones, finding few
references made to the subject nearest
her heart, yawned unblushingly and
exchanged weary glanceS with those
familiar to her through the |. ". W.
movement.
This was the general attitude OF the
audience until the investigators began
to urge Mr.. Cutting TO verify the al
legations made by The Tribune last
summer when il printed the statement
of DR.. William II. Allen. former di-
rector of the Bureau OF Municipal Re-
search. that he had given up his posi-
ton because that body was dominated
nv the Rockefeller money.
II was the final question before ad-
;ournment that brought the excitement.
AT the time of your conference with
Mr. Rockefeller Chairman Frank T.
Walsh put the question When nc Oh
tered $50, 1000, with the condition that
town Investigations be stopped,
were your experts IN COLORADO lhVesu-
eating Judge Ben b. Lindsey
81 don't know" Mr.. Cutting answered.
"verv likely they we're, as they were
them making Investigations in ii parts
If the records Of the bureau cannot
no found to establish this. COINCIDENCE,
DR. Frederick A. Cleveland present d.
rector, will appear to clear the point
Oil Foundation Gift Barred.
Mr.. Cuttings testimony concerning
,ho ORGANIZATION Was that us purpose
. w. yesesrch into the administration OF
c;,ies and the training OF experts on
aSn,iristrstion. Its average income, nc
Su ;I ,vos about $4,000 year. All con
.~ibntcd by the public except TOT Tue
stiDsnd received for invest gatlohs
ID outside Of the state. Inc star
nnnsists of between thirty ana ioIty
men when asked the names OF 'h nos
contributing the largest amounts ou'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
Serbia W BO;u o Byt
iZycie.
Londyn- 25 pazdziernika.

Londyn, 25 pazdziernika. -
Raporty buigarskie donosza, Il
wojska bulgarskie zajely miasto
serbskie Uskueb, wazny punkt
kolejowy ma salonickiej kolei !;
pod miastem szalona diuga
strwaIa walka, bo garstka serb
Skiego wojska bronla miasta "a
pamietale - MIN sic cofneia, Cd
dajac je znacznie przewazajacej
masie Buigarow, ktorzy straszne
ponieSc mieli straty. Ma p6lnoc-
nej linii walk Niemcy Austrya-
cy przekroczyli Dunaj W trze--
ciem miejscu pod Orsova (po--
przednio przekroczono rzeke pod
Belgradem i Semedria) przekro-
czenie rzeki pod Orsova znacznie
ulatwi Niemcom Buigarom zia-
czenie wojsk na Poinocno
wschodniem pograniczu Serbii, a
zarazem ufatwi przeprowadzenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
Z WIOskiegO Teatru
Wojny.
WlOsi zdObyli Gorycye?!

. Rzyn, rs pazdziernika. = Pi-
sma wioskie podaja doniesienia
sztabowe, IL twierdza austrya--
cka Gorycya, oblezona nieledwie
cd poezatku wyst9pienia Wioch
do walk, klucz do caiej linii au-
stryackiej mad Isotlzo = zostaia
nareszcie zdobyta przez Wlo-
chow. Stac sic to mialo po' OIL
brzymim skombirlowanym arty--
leryjskim i liniowym ataku wlo-
skim. Ponadto ma ca}ej linii Alp,
az do morza oiensywa wloska
wywarla sNutek znamienity i ma
olbrzymic strategiczne znacze--
nie. Oficyalnych og}oSzeh odnie-
sionych sukces6w jeszcze niema.
poniewaz linia nova ME jest jesz-
cze skonsolidowana zdobycze
ME 50 dostatecznie utrwalone. Sa-
ma Gorycya juz miala bye zdoby-
ia W Srode zeszlego tygodnia. Ra-
port oficyalny donosi tylko o To-
kalnych sukcesach w poszczegol-
nych punktach; pod Peteano i
Marcottini straszliwie krwawe BIZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
WALK Ma WSCH0D-
MIN FRONClE.
Ma zACHODNIM ,TEATRzE WOJNY.
Ma Morzach i w Przestworzach
INNE TELEGRAMY

ewentualne woJsk niemieCkich XII
Konstantynopolowi wskr6s Bul-
garyi, co jest jedny1n z-celew
strategicznych Niemiec. l W tym
kierunku jednakowoz Serbowie
zadali nieprzyjaciolom straty bar
do ciezkie, kazdy chocby ME
znaczny poStep kosztuje straszli-
vie rownie Nicmcow, jak Bul-
garow. Ma p6lnocy valley dobo-
rowe wojsko serbskich wetera-
now z wojny baikahskiej - oko-
pani SLIME ludzie ci wytrzymuJa
napor stokroc potezniejszy licz-
bowo i cofaja sic tylko w estate
cznej ostatecznoSci. Tymczasem
w Salonikach coraz Swieze woj-
ska laduja, a natychmiast So one
expedyowane ma p6lnoc do Ser
BIZ; pierwsze wojska pomocnicze
anglo -francuskie juz sic podo-
bno polaczyly Z wojskami serb
skiemi, a nadto samodzielnie one
wstrzymuja nap6r i zagony watah
buigarskich.
- z Paryza donosza, Il ia
czesc wojsk francuskich, ktora
wkroczyia do poludniowej Bu}-
garyi zdobyia Strumnice, twier-
DE bulgarska - Posuneia sic da-
lei zajmujac miejscowoSc Nabo-
ia; Walk tam tocza sic krwawe.
Z poIudniowej Serbii >donosz9, IL
atak bulgarski ma linie rzeki War
dar i miasto Vcles zosta} kom-
pletnie wstrzymany odrzucony
! daleko wstecz; Bulgarzy atako-
wani ma wlasnem terytoryum COT
nae sic musiet. Pod Rabrovo ma
ziemi buigarSkiej byla krwawa BIZ
twa Buigarow z Francuzami -
W rezultacie Bu}garzy z wielkie-
mi stratami zostali przepedzeni,
a miasteczko zostalo w reku
francuskiego wojska.
Berlin, Is pazdziernika - Me
miecko austryackie raporty do
nosza, il postep wojsk niemie--
ckich W Serbii jest powolny wskrl
tex nader niedostepnego terenu,
| Ma terenie poinocno : zachodnim
wojska austryackie Hercogo--
why przekroczyiy rzeke Dryne
| wkroczyIy r6wniez do Serbii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
BOmbardowanie Bulgar-
skich BrzegOw.
1000 zabitych!
Londvn. 25 pazdziernika.

Aondyn, 20 pazoZlernlka.
Komunikaty prasowe podaja do
wiadomoSci, IL W onegdajszem
bombardowaniu wybrzezy bul--
garskich pomiedzy Dedegacz a
Port Lagos uczestniczylo 20 O.
kretow angielskich a ofiary szko
dy zrzadzone sa bardzo wielkie.
L Aten donosza, IL w samym De-
degaczu zsbitych zostalo dziesieS
os6b cywilnych, a nadto znisz--
czone zostaly doszczetnie wiel--
kie nowe baraki wojskowe pre-
peinione zolnierzami: strzelanlne
zaczeto w samo poludnie, kiedy
zoInierze zasiedli do obiadu -
strzaiy powaliiy Gala mase bu--
dynkow, w kt6rych gruzach
zwallSEach Zg1ne4o ponad tyslSc
zoinierzy wielka iczba rany Cd
niosIa. .. Miasto wyglada jak po
trzasieniu ziemi, a szkody mate
ryalne zrzadzone wynoS:1 maja
wiele milionow!.... Po bombar-
dowaniu W ruInacn wybuc.ly po-
zary, ktore dokonaiy dzieia znisz-
czenia, ma dworcu kolejowym
miala miejsce explozya kto-
ra zniszczyia budynki i tory
Wszyst1ie te wieSci dotycza tyl-
ko Dedegaczu, a z Port Lagos
niema zadnych wie5ci; miasto tc
byio bombardowane W czwarteb
i piatek i podobno ucierpiaio 70,
wnie strasznie jak Dedegacz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
TAJEMNICZE YACHTY.
Washington, 25 pazdziernika,

Washington, 20 pazdziernika.
- Rad tutcjszy stoi W obliczu
ciekawej zagadki, ktorej rozwia-
zania diva tylko bye mogs ;albo
ma sic do czynienia z nova kam-
pania niemiecka na morzu karaib
skiem, prowadzona celem pre-
ciecia dostaw opafu dla okretow
brytyjskichaz Mexyku, albo tez
chodzi % zapoczatkowahte ekspe-
dycyi filibusterskiej przeciwko
MeNykowi. 2 ,e".&e,.' +h.A e.
?" .Tajemnicze <znikliiecie kilku
motorowych lodzi<z portow "a
tlantyckich ,ucieczka effSeroW
nieniieckich z .intetnowatychS "
Norfolk -krazownikow, oraz "a
gadkowe rugby kilku amerykan-
skich Eyachtow W Zatoce Mexy-
kanskiej - scisgaja ma siebie CO.
raz baczniejsza uwage wladz a
merykahskich, ma ktore neutral
nose tego kraju nakiada obowia-
eek przestrzegania, by ME stall sic
On podstawa operacyjna dla OBJ
cej floty lub wojsk. ~, -. :, r.,
w scisiym zwiazku stac z'so-
ba sic zdaja nastepujace fakty:
l. Ucieczka dziewieciu niemi:-
ckich oficerow internowanych W
Norfolk ia yachcie Eclipse.
2. Przybycie do Buena Vsntu-
ra, Colombia, amerykahskiego O.
kretu ACADEMY z San Franci-
SEQ. Papiery uwierzytelnisjace
tego statku ME W zupeinym :. So
porzadku i ME Buena = Ventura
byla portem, rktorego otrzymal
rozkaz plynac. Kapitan jego
twierdzi, il zawinal tam jedynie
celem poczynienia koniecznych
naprawek, lecz :wymowka "a ME
zbyt sic wydaje wiarygodna.
3. NiewyjaSniona jest przyczy-
ma, dla kt6rej cd kilku tygodni
staiy ma kotwicy W Key West
diva yachty: Alameda" wen
tura" ,,Alamede" podobno spree
dal .jej wiasciciel Louis Van
Horn z Nowego Yorku mexykan-
skiemu generaiowi Pasquero.
Venture" ukradziono :zas pono z
Key West. ostatnimi ,dniani /
rozpuszczono pogloske, ;ze% kra--
dziezy dopuscili sic ,nexykal--
scy piraci":; - i. T.. ,-.,.. u. :
4. Amerykahski okret .Zeelan-
dia" odpiynal z Pensacola, Fla,
potajemnie W nocy, do Tampico,
zaopatrzony w niezwykle obfite
zapasy prowizyi,; z zaioga, skia-
dajaca sic przewaznie z Mem
cow. Po przebyciu do Tampico
zostanie on poddany rewizyi. Po-
dobno wymalowana ma boku sta
tku flage. amerykanska zamalo--
wano, a okret odbyl podroz pod
flaga niemiecka.
s.. Pred kilku tygodniami zni-
knal tajemniczo z. Jacksonville,
Fla. yacht Ethel" i zadnej ME-
ma wiadomosci, gdzie sic znajdu-
je iaco, sic z MIN stalo.
Z przytoczonych powyzej fax.
tow ajedni zatem wnioskuja, ze
sa1 one poczstkien1 filibusterskiej
ekspedycyisp Mexykowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25

twy mialy miejsce;.Wlosi wzieli
tysiac jeiicow, kilka mitraliez. i
innej zdobyczy. w Ledro doll
nie r6wniez wielkie odniesiono
mad Austryakami zwyciestwo
walczono tam juz cd 23go b. m,
i zdobyto CORY dominujace mad
dolina. Pod Monte Nero boi ME
ustaje, pod Podgorern - Cory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
Nota Grecka.
.u 0S nrazdziernika

Ateny, IS pazdziernika.
Rad grecki oglosii note, W kto-
rel odpowiadajac ma krytyke an
clio -francuska swego postepowa-
MIA, utrzynuje, IL W sytuacyi da-
nej obiera Rad samodzielnie poll
tyke taxa, jak2 W danym razie
najkorzystniejsza bye sadzi dla
wlasnego pahstwa przyponlina
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25

nowa6 miasto. Boz sic ME. skoh-
czyf walka W stolicy trivia W. caiej
pefni. Ma ca}ym, froncie poino--
cnym cd. Dzwihska do Rygi wal
ka artyleryjSka wzmogla sic po-
teznie Nicmcy widocznie O.
stateczne ,czyni2 wysi}ki, by linie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25

{Dokoiezenie ma str7dlicy sej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
FAD ZAoPIEKUJE SIZE
EKSPORTEM.

Washington, rs pazdziernika.
- Sekretarz handlu Redfield O.
giosik ,projekt za3ozenia ma wz6r
,,Netherland Overseas Trust" a.
merykafiskiej kompanii ekspor--
towel, ktoraby stasa pod nieofi-
cyalna protekcya rzadu federal
go2iHzajmowaia sig eksportem
ltowarow amerykafskich do por-
tow neutralnych, reczac radon
europejskim ;eze transporty te ME
SO przeznaczone dla stron woju-
jacycl1. d.
Kompania ia byiaby rodzajem
trustu, kontroluiacego ca}y eks--
port amerykaiski do KRAKOW ne
utralnych, majacego "a soba ME
oficyalna tylko pomoc rzadowa.
Rad tederalny ME swaranto-
waiby mianowicie pahstwom eu-
ropejskim, re towary eksportowa-
e.absolutnie ME dojda do pahstw
wojujacych, ale reczylby "a to, IL
starac sig, bedzie do tego ME do
puscic. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25

wnie strasznie jak Dedegacz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
PRZEWoZ, WoJSK CARRAN-
.. ,ZY PRZEZ TEXAS.

Rouston, Tex. 25 pazdziernika.
-Zdobrego 'zrodia otrzymano tu
wiadomosc, ze Rad waszyngtoh-
ski udzielil Carranzy zezwolenie
ma przewoz $500 do 5000 wojsk
jego przez Texas, via Laredo i
Eagle Pass do Aqua Prieta w
Mexyku. Raj tylko dotychczas W
historyi Stanow Zjednoczonych
udzielono takiego zezwolenia OBJ
CENT pahstwu, mianowicie gdy
.chodzilo o .zgniecenie wybuchieJ
ma pograniezu rewolucyi, ktora
zagrazaia ,ludnosci amerykahskiej
W Stanie Arizona.
, Iiw ymawypadku rowniez ce-
lem tego ,zezwolenia byioby uia-
twic Carranzy ME tylko pokona-
ME wojsk Will, ktory jest obec-
ME zwyczajnyn buntownikiem
przeciwko legalnemu;rzadowi, a.
Je rownoczesnie wyduszenie po--
zostajacych MIN W porozumie-
niu band ma pograniczu, ktore u
stawicznie zagrazaja Texasowi
Mann do m;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
$4,000 robotnikow wraca do piracy.
POTYCZKA Z MEXYKANAMI.
DIVA ptaszh nienieckie pod Huczem.
TAJEMNICZY :POZAR.
Zarzucaja Bryanowi oszczerstwo.

stoja w zwiazku Z ostatllimi ma
padami ma pograniczu, inni znow
twierdza, zc niektore yachty by
waja zaopatrywane ma morzu W
dziala, ceIem atakowania stat
kow Ehandlowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
WALKA SERBu O
BYTIZYCIE!
SYTUACYA BAkKANSKA
WkOSI zDOBYLI GORYCYE?!

tez, IL otwierajac swe porty, ko-
leje drogi daje juz dostatecznie
wielka pomoc sprawie Sprzymie-
rzonych, by ME bye uwazanym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
cya Wiosi wzieli szereg pozycyi
i okopow austryackicFi sSowen,
postep wielki ma calej linii.
Ma wschodnim Teatrze
I. Wojny.
Piotrogrod, q paSdziernika.

Piotrogrod, y pazdziernika. -
RAPPORT rosyjski, przyznaje, IL
wojska nicnlieckie po zacietej i
krwawei bitwie zajsiy n,iaSto J.
iukste; bitwe liniowa poprzedzila
walka dziaiowa i pierwsze ataki
Niemcow zostaly odparte, W
koiicu jednak udaio sic i'm opa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25
'sTRAJK w SCHENECTADY
..,. ZAKONCZONY.

Schenectady, N. Y. 25 pazdzier-
nika. - Strajk 10000 robotni--
kow The General Electric Co."
zakonczyl sic po trzytygodnio-
wern trwaniu czesciowem zwy-
ciestwem piracy. ......
Doprowadzono do porozum'e-
mia ma tych warunkach, re robo-
tnicy otrzymaja ma fazie pod
wyzke piacy 0 5 proc. j pracowac
beda 81 POI godzin dziennie, cd
1-go gas pasdziernika, 1916 roku,
rnaja otrzymac dalsza podwyzke,
znow o,5 proc, ponadto zas czas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-25

jDokoiczeriie ia str. -,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
BRITISH LINE Is BROKEN
Germans Advance to Mile and Half
From Ypres by Use Of
Poisonous Gas.

London, May fisherman advances
toward Ypres over a front of five
miles by the use Of asphyxiating
gases which drove line after line Of
British from their trenches. are ad-
mitted in the statement OF Sir Joha
French. This statement is confirmed
by the German official announcement
of gains which claims an advance to
within a mile and a half of Ypres In
the direction of Hooge.
The French communication asserts
that several German attacks on the
Longemarck road and to the north of
Ablain were repulsed. as well as at
tacks north Of Melville. The Germans
lost heavily in these failures.
The German statement claims the
capture of two entrenched farms in
West Flanders, with $50 prisoners and
two machine guns.
Sir John French states that por-
tons of the line to the east of Ypres
have been lost by the British and
could not be recovered on account Of
a gas cloud which rose to the height
of 40 feet in some places. The Ger
mans used the gas over a front Of
Ave miles for four and one-hal' hours,
making the British quit their trenches
to save their lives.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
ITALIANS IN U. S. CALLED
All Subjects Between Ages Of 10 and
20 Summoned to War Against
the Teutons.

New York. May pa call to all
Italian citizens and American citizens
OF Italian birth to enroll here for serv
ice in the Italian army was published
in the newspapers of that language
here today. 1t was signed by G. Fara
Forni, the Italian consul-general. and
was addressed to all men between the
ages of nineteen and Twenty-Five, in.
elusive.
The military law of Italy holds that
all men of Italian birth in this country
are subject to call for service in the
army, regardless of whether they have
taken out citizenship papers in the
United States. Penalty for refusal to
obey the call is Imprisonment in the
event of a later return to Italy.
1t was estimated that there are 1885,.
900 Italians of military age in this
city. More than 1000 already have en-.
rolled and the consulgeneral has made
arrangements to receive a large num-
Der of enrollments as a result of the
call.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
SELLS HER HAIR TO GET FOOD
Wife of Invalid Chicagoan Finally
Given Place aa Maid, to Be
Later Accused Of Theft.

Minneapolis, May rs. - Walking
more than AGO miles, from Chicago
to this city, carrying heavy pack
on her back and leading her husband,
who is affected with tuberculosis,
Mrs. Claude w. Deelaney, 81 years
old. cut off her hair and sold it when
the pair were stranded. From the
sale of the hair she obtained $3.50
to buy food for her husband and her
self. Finally she obtained employ.
ment as maid in the home of F. H..
Meyer and her husband was given
work as gardener.
Today Mr.. Meyer had the two ar
rested following the disappearance Of
five rings and some clothing from the
Meyer home, but after thinking over
all that the woman had gone through
and the sad plight of the man he re-
fused to prosecute.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
HERE AND THERE
-. ABOUT THE STATE
PLANS ARE MADE FOR IOWA MA
TIoNAL GUARD ENcAMPMENT.
RIVER NAVIGATION IS REVIVED
Miner Near Knoxville Is Stabbed
Following Quarrel. - District
W.C.T.U. Convention Being
Held In MarshalItown.

Des Moines, May 26.-Reorganiza
ton of the Iowa National Guard.
which Is to be completed by July |.
makes impracticable an enCampment
of the entire guard in one place as
was done at Camp Dodge last year.
The First regiment, Iowa infantry,
will be encamped near Iowa City on
the line of the Iowa City and Cedar
Rapids interurban. Four troops Of
cavalry recently organized will also
be encamped there.
The complete plans for the sum
mer camps Of the guard are as fol
lows:
First regiment with squadron of
cavalry, near Iowa City, Aug. 1925.
Second regiment at Clear Lake,
July 1928.
Third regiment at Red Oak Aug.
9-1S.
Field hospital and ambulance COM
panies, Sparta, Wis, Aug. 1881.
In addition to, the regular encamp-
ments there will be schools of train
ing and instruction at different
points. All of the companies of the
guard have not been located in their
cities but the final decisions of the
military committee will be announced
soon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
To FALL SHORTLY
Austro-German Forces are Forming
Both In Front and Rear of
Russian City.

Berlin (relayed to LOndon), May
26.-Austro- German forces have made
great progress in the vicinity of the
River San and great rejoicing pre-
walls here. Furious fighting is in
progress in territory about Radymo,
only six miles from Przemysl, with
the advantage for the AuStrians. Two
great armies have crossed the San
and are capturing large forces Of
Russians. Siege guns are throwing
huge shells and the Lemberg railroad
has been attacked. Reinforced lines
are forming both from the rear and
the south of Przemysl and unless the
Russians can bring up large rein
fOrCements and quantities OF am
munition within a very few days
PrZemysl must fall.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-05-27
River NaviQation.

Keokuk, MAY ga fleet of steel
barGes has left La Sale, Ill.,, with
New Orleans as it's destination. Thus
the Mississippi river becomes most
important link in the line of water
way communication between Illinois
and Iowa and San Francisco. The
steamer Steel City will head this
fIotilla of freight barges, which will
establish new service on the Mis-
sisippi. he opening or the water
way, according to mon who have been
behind the project, will greatly in
crease trade between Chicago and
Illinois and the south, and between
the middle western states and Cen
trail and South America. Freight
rates will DC much lower via the
water way than by rail.