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The Washington times., 1915-07-08
BROKER WANTS FEE
FOR MUN|T|ON SALE
Banker -EvangeIist-Hunter De.
tendant In Suit Involving
Cartridg Shipment.

NEW YORK. June S.-Alleging. that
Rlchard Tjadar. banker, big game
hunter. evangelist and ammunition
ouyer, refused to pay a commission
arter he had arranged a sale OF 81, 500, =
ooo worth of cartridges to the Spanish
government, Matthew @. Collins, a
supreme court yesterday for $4,000
supreme SQUIRT yesterday for $4,000.
Collins alleges that Tjadar, who has
oHfces at II Battery place, engaged
MIN to procure a purchaser and ar
range for the sale Of 100000 car
tridges. He opened negotiations with n
commission representing the Spanish
government, he says. and this commits
SION agreed to buy the cartridges. Tia
gar. Collins, claims. agreed to pay him
~ cents for each 1000 cartridges sold,
Last April, Collins asserts, Tjadar
slgnlhed his Willingness to sign the
contract for the sale of the ammuni-
,ioh' ana was referred to an official OF
lhe Harrison National Bank by the
commission for proof that It could pay
% per cent of the purchase price, or
Sso9oo at once. Tjadar. however.
failed to deliver the cartridges. Collins
claims
TJadar is a brother-in-law OF Canley
Ihorne. and Is said to be n friend or
Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Several years
ago ne toured the world in an automo-
olle on an evnagelistic tour, and also
gained mention as big game hunter.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Urges National Prize
For New Aero Motors

A national competition for the purpose
OF developing aeronautical motors, with
cash prizes offered by the Federal gov
ernment aggregating Sl5o. 900. is urged in a
letter Just sent to Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels by Alan r. Hawley, president
Of the Aero Club of America. The great
need today. 1t Is stated, II for efficient
and reliable motors of so to $50 horse
power, and 1t is suggested that a5o.oo
in cash prizes be awarded for the best
results In each of three classes or
motors. the first being from 60 to lUU
horse power. the second from 100 to lso
horse power. and the third from $50 to
go horse power. Such competitions
have been held annually in England.
France and Germany for several yearr.
Ii is stated.
The achievements Of aircraft In the
present war have emphasized the neces-
sity of building substantial aeronauticai
organizations In connection with the
navy and army and the militia, II is
pointed out.
The hearty cooperation OF the Aero
Club of America is promised In any
attempt that may be made to conduct
such a competition.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
BAL LT|MOREAN ENDS
LIFE At ANNAPOLIS
John Pearce Campbell, Manager
Of indemnity Company,
Leaves Notes to Family.

ANNAPOLIS. July s.-John Pearce
Campbell. Of Baltimore. general agent
of the American Credit Indemnity Com
pany. committed suicide early this
morning by shooting himself in the
right temple with a pistol.
Neither his wife nor his friends are
able to explain his act. He left notes
for his wife and mother. The con-
tents Of these were of a personal ma
ture, and though they intimated that
Mr.. Campbell intended to take his life.
Mrs. Campbell stated that he gave no
reason. The contents of the notes were
not made public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell on June 1b
rented house on Franklin street. In
the Murray Hill section. for the sum-
mer The house Is near the water. and
Mr.. Campbell had a motor boat which
he seemed to enjoy.
Mr.. Campbell left the house, telling
his wife that he was going to the
postoffce. He remained away so long
that Mrs. Campbell became anxious,
and went to his room. where the notes
were found that indicated that he in
tended suicide. Mrs. Campbell called
the police station. and with Policeman
Curry she searched the neighborhood.
Curry continued the search. and about
$3.50 found the body.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
MOTHER FOX CALLS
BACK HER $1,000 SON
Old Vixen Put Into Action
When Other Means to Re-
cover Runaway Pelt Fail.

NEW YORK. July s-The "cali Of
the wild"-although the wild is penned-
black fox mothers affection for her
offspring and the fox cubs innate
obedience to his vixen mamma saved
william II. Kane $1,000 on Tuesday
night.
Kane runs a black fox farm near
Newport, l.. I. The fox cub, one of a
litter of four. is eight weeks old; his
peit will be worth 81 900. The little fell
low wriggled through hole in the wire
mesh around the pen and away he
went.
All day Tuesday Kane and his men
vainly hunted for the cub. Then they
used dogs In leash In the attempt to find
him. But the cub had inherited the
wiles and cunning of ages--he escaped
the dogs as easily as he had eluded
the men.
Wen see IL the mother does not
call tho cub home tonight" remarked
Kane. who has come to know a little
Of the ways of foxes.
During the night the mother fox's
call to her wandering cub sounded again
and again. Then all was silent In the
pen. Kane crept down and mended the
hole In the wire mesh. The small fox
had come home; the family was re-
united. and Kane's pelt was safe once
more.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Sell Bits of Flag
From the Vaterland

NEW YORK. July s.-"The flag Of the
Vaterland" is being sold among local
Germans as the latest means to raise
funds to alleviate the suffering among
the widows and orphans of German
and Austrian soldiers. So far more than
81 600 has been realized.
An immense German flag aboard the
Vaterland has been marked off into
tiny squares. Th1ve who wish to sub
scribe to the fund may purchase one
or more squares at $3.50 each.
Commodore Ruser said yesterday that
he expected to raise 100000 marks
C2jO, ,o00) from the sales of the flaG
squares. and that large subscriptions
have already been received from Ger
man clubs and societies in various parts
OF the country.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Don't Use Soap
On Your Hair

When you wash your hair, don't use
soap. Most soaps and prepared sham
zoos contain too much alkali, which is
very Injurious. as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain null
sified cocoanut oil. for it is pure and
entirely greaseless. It's very cheap, and
beats soaps or anything else all to
pieces. You can get this at any drug
store, and a few ounces will last the
whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in. about a teaspoonful is all
that is required. 1t makes an abund-
ance ot rich. creamy lather, cleanses
thorouGhly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy,
and easy TO handle. Besides. /, loosens
and takes out every particle Of dust.
DIRT, and da
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Summer-Spoiled Skin
Removed by ABSORPTION

As undue summer exposure usually
leaves an undesirable surface Of tan.
redness or roughness. often freckles,
too. the sensible thing to do is 10 re-
move such surface. There's nothing
better for this than ordinary mercolized
wax, which actually absorbs an un-
wholesome complexion. The thin layer
of surface skin is itself absorbed, gem
tly. gradually, so there's no inconven-
ience. no detention indoors. Spread the
wax lightly over the entire face at bed
time and take it off in the morning
with warm water. II you will get one
ounce OF mercolized wax at the drug
store, use It for week or so, you may
expect marked Improvement daily
When the underlying skin Is wholly in
view your complexion will be a marvel
Of spotless purity and beautiful white
ness.
Don't let those summer wrinkles
worry you; worry breeds more
wrinkles. Danish them by bathing the
face In solution OF powdered saxolite,
or, dissolved in u pit. witch hazel
Used daily for a while this will be
found wonderfully effective.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08

England holds copper contraband and
seizes copper If destined for her
enemies. She receives large amounts
from this country and Canada and re-
ships heavily to France, the Neither
lands and Italy.
The debates In parliament show that
the question has even been raised in
that body. The government has been
questioned on whether 1t was not en-
couraging the re-export of goods to
sut'als ~hile going to extreme lengths
to block the trade of other countries.
The government has sought to
clear its skirts and has charged that
individuals have In some cases made
shipments which were unwarrantcd.
The government has insisted in reply
to inquiries in parliament that where
individuals were found to be violating
the law and regulations of the govern
ment they were being prosecuted.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
BAD BOYS BECOME
HEROES OF ENGLAND
Nearly 10000 Inmates Of
Reformatories in Trenches
. Serve Calamity.

LONDON. July s.-England's bad
10000 Of them-have be-
come heroes in the trenches in northern
France.
Figures given out here today showed
that 1s,e49 former inmates Of reforma-
tories and Industrial schools have
served with honor in the army and navy
since the war began. and that three
nave been awarded Victoria crosses by
King George for gallant conduct.
twenty-five of the once wicked youths
have received the distinguished conduct
medal. and twenty have been men
toned In dispatches. Eight hold COM
missions. end three have been decorated
by the French government.
The roll Of honor includes the names
OF 6So who have been killed in action,
81 who have died of their wounds or
sickness. and l.s4o who have been
wounded.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Pays Chum's Fine But
Chooses Jail For Self

NEW YORK, July 8-"Twenty-five
dollars fine or two days in JAIL" said
Magistrate James J. Conway to two
motorcycle speeders in the Jamaica po-
lice court.
The convicted men are Frederick
Frenger, Of Floral Park. Long Island.
and William Scherer. Of Brooklyn.
"Ill pay the fine for my friend. SO
he will not have to go to JAIL" said
Frenger. but I'd rather spend two
days in jail than pay a fine when I
wasn't speeding as represented"
He was as good as his word. Schercr
walked out of the room free. while
Frenger was locked up.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
.FALABA UNARMED,,
WAR CARGO SLIGHT
Lord Mersey Reports That Sub
marine Planned to Sacrifice
Lives of Passengers.

LONDON, July s.-The Elder liner
Falaba, torpedoed March Is with loss
of Ill lives was unarmed and carried
no greater cargo Of war munitions than
on ordinary trips in peace times. Lord
Mersey reported today In his official
findings. Included in a general cargo
were thirteen tons of cartridges and
gunpowder. The Falaba was adequately
equipped with life-saving devices. Lord
Mersey found.
The scope Of the inquiry did not au-
thorize a determination of the enemy 9
rights" said tho official finding. but
we hold that the submarine did not give
women and children aboard the Falabe
reasonable opportunity to escape.
I'VE conclude that the submarine 3
commander planned not only to sink
the Falaba. but to sacrifice the li|es OF
the passengers and crew. The evidence
lindiea ted that the submarines crew
laughed and jeered while their victims
were struggling in the water"
Leon Thresher, an American, was
among the Falaba victims. and because
of this fact the Falaba incident was in
cluded in the representations made to
Germany by President Wilson. The
German defense was that the Falaba's
commander. after having been ordered
| to stop and put his passengers over ir
the boats, persisted in attempting tC
escape. and used his wireless to cal
| other vessels to his aid,
The course of the submarine COM
| mander in declining to rescue drowning
passengers was. however, upheld a!
probably justifable on account of tn,
| obvious danger to the submarine" The
inquiry board. however. declared tha
the German claim that the Falaba sen
ZIP rocket calls for assistance was no
substantiated.
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Vatican Organ Prints
Denial of War Tale

ROME. July s.-The report that Catho-
lie priests in Galicia have been seized by
Hebrews and compelled to march at the
head of the Russian armies exposed to
the fire of the Austro German guns, is
officially denied in a statement from the
Russian legation here, which Is printed
in the Osservatore Romano. the Vati-
cans official ncwspaper organ.
The appearance of the denial In the
Osservatore Romano is taken to mean
that the Pope does not credit the re-
ports
The Washington times., 1915-07-08
Concert Tomorrow
BY the U. s. Soldiers Home
Band, at $40 p. m.
JOHN s. NJ. ZIMMERMANN,
Director.

March, Universal Freedom
Blankenburg
Overture, "1s12" ...... Tschaikowsky
Duet for baritone and trombone, "A
Night In Venice
Lucantoni-L Lampe
Messrs. Glove and Sgueo.
Selection, "Amorita". Csibulka
Characteristic, "Pickaninnies PATROL
Laurendeau
tValse hesitation, Heart O. Mine"
Platzmann
Idyl. "Softly-Unawares" .Lincke
Finale. "Richelieu" ........ Boisvert
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06

Paryz, 6 grudnia. - Pertrak--
tacye Grecya wciaz jeszcze nie
zalatwione SLIME zatrudniaja dy
plomacye Sprzymierzonych, OPT
MIA sic denerwuje i niecierpliwi
ciagiemi zwlokami w tel mierze.
zwraca sic coraz bardziej przeciW
Grecyi, kt6ra najwidoczniej pra-
gnie rzecz Gala przeciagac W
nisskonczonoSc, by ma czasie zy-
skac ! odczekac jakichs okazyi i
sposobno5ci dla siebie korzyst--
bye moze, by sic wy
zwolic Z pod wplywow Sprzymie-
rzonych. Szczegolnie we Francyi
i We Wloszech zrywaja sic ME
checi przeciwko Grecyi wymie--
rzone, zwlaszcza wloskie moga
sic STAG Grecyi grozne tego
wzgledu, IL Wiochy podjeiy expe-
dycye ratunkowa ma Balkan, wiec
snadnie mogliby i Grecye zaata-
kowac. Uklady konferencye W
Atenach trwaja jednym nieprzer.
wanvn ciaoiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
NieporOzum;enia Au-
stro-Niemieckie.

Rzym, 6 grudnia. - Do szere-
gu nieporozumieh, austro ME
mieckich przybywa nowe: OTTO
Niemcy po obecnem opanowaniu
drogi do Konstantynopola i pola-
czeh z Turcya pragna urzadzit
wyprawe do Egiptu na wspolke Z
Turcya, do czego domagaja sic
pomocniczego kontyngensu au-
- ces. Franciszek Jo-
zef ME chce o tenn slyszec, po--
trzebujac wszystkich wojsk ma o.
brone granic Austryi trzech
stron zagrozonej. (Moze oes. Will
helm znowu pojedzie do VIE
dnia?. Przyp. Red. D. c..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
Zewszad POglOski PO-
kojOwe.
KOnsystorz Papieski.

Rzym, 8 grudnia. - Dzisiaj
rOzpoczyna sic konsystorz Papie'
ski, kt6ry - jak donosza Wa
tykanu otwarty bedzie allokucya
Papieza Benedykta XVgo, poswie
coma idei Pokoju; ;Ojciec sw. zazna
czy podObno il pozyeya Waty--
kanu jest tego rodzaju, il wpSy-
wy jej na tok spraw pahstw i
narod6w So ograniczone, stad j
pokojowe interwencye Watykanu
i Stolicy Sw. 50 jedyuie moralno-
ideowe.
(Dodatek do telegramu powyz-
szego zawiera doniesienie, IL ma
Konsystorzu tym kardyna}em ma
zostae zamianowany arcybiskup
x. Ireland ze St. Paul, Mimi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06

Wieden, 6 grudnia. - Mafo jest
bardzo doniesieh z wIoskiego tea
tru wojny: po ofensywie wloskiej,
ktora rapport austryacki sadzi bye
juz skonczona odparta - nasta-
pill kontratak austryacki, r6wnie
mad Isonzo, jak W Tyrolu, lecz
wynik6w jego ME okre$laja bli-
zej doniesienia.
Rzym, 8 grudnia. - Ma od-
wr6t raporty wloskie - przyzna-
jac pewna przerwe W ataku ma
Gorycye, utrzymuja, IL atak ten
ME skohczony bynaimniej; W
dwu dniach ostatnich znaczy sic
or1a1,yo s,,;o dzioIo1Uo robo4o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
BOZ O GORYCYE,
Sprawy Morsl1ie.
BUNT WE FLOCIE CHIN.

tacyi ! porozumienia z mimi So juz
nawiazane przez bawiacego w
Szwajcaryi ks. Buelowa. Charak-
terystycznem jest, IL prasa ME
miecka austryacka wysoce wy
chwala entuzyazmuje sic poko-
iowa expedycya milionera amery-
kanskiego florida do Europy, gdy
n. p. prasa angielska wyStepuje
przeciwko tel e&pedycyi wprost
wrogo, oskarzajac Forda 0 SYM
patye niemieckie i spekulacye by
znesowe. Niemcy Austryacy juz
chwytaja byle okazye, byle pozor
dla swoich pokojowych kombina-
cyl. Znac stad - jak pragna tam
tego pokoju. w Niemczech O.
twarcie pisza propozycyach i
warunkach pokojowych, a infor--
macye w tel mierze wysylaja
skwapliwie "a granice. I tax: O.
statnio ogloszono, IL Niemcy So
sk3onne do pokoju nieomal zaraz
na warunkach w streszczeniu -
nastepujacych: ~ Pomiedzy
Niemcarni Rosya ma bye utwo-
rzone panstwo niezawisae - Pol
ska; 2.) Rununia ma bye kosz-
tenn Rosyi zwiekszona; 81 Ma
Ba3kanie Niemcy dostana droge o
twarta do Konstantynopola j Ma
lei Azyi, CO je wyzwoi z pre-
wagi Anglii na morzach; ~ Ma
zochodzie granica dawna odno--
wiona; Belgia zupeinie ,wolna, a
nawet pewne ,koncesye dla Fran
cyl mozliwe j ustepstwa TERRITORY
6w o ludnosci francuskiej W Al
zacyi....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
KOmbinacye POkOiowe.

Londyn, 6 grudnia. - Pisma
angielSkie donosza, IL W Austro-
Wegrzech w Niemczech 0 nj
czem sic obecnie ME m0wi, jeno
o mozliwoSciach pokojowych-co
uajrychlejszych. Szczeg6lniej spra
gnionym jest pokoju ogo3 na We
grzech, gdzie dochodza do prze--
konania - dose p6zno, IL cierpia
tam gs6d j wojne i ograniczenia
wszelkie - ME "a swoja sprawe
a "a Niemcy i Austrye. Pisma
otwarcie pisza o staraniach po-
k6j. Organizacye masohskie row.
niez postanowiiy wdrozye akcye
W tym kierunku. Stowarzyszenia
i zwiazki meskie kobiece wszy-
stko ogarnione pragnieniem "a
konczenia wojny, co rychlejszego.
Pisma okreSlaja stanowisko W
sposob TAXI, il Sprzymierzeni po-
winni podac warunki pokojowe, a
Niemcy j Austrya maja je przy--
jac, jesli tylko mozliwe beda do
przyjecia. lime So doniesienia W
Anglii, IL Niemcy najwidocznej
przygotowuja jeszcze jedna osta-
teczna rozpaczliwie potezna O.
fensywe, kt6ra powinna sic "a
czac okoto stycznia - prawdopo-
dobnie skierowana bedzie ma
Francye: jeSli sic ia ME powie--
die, to i Niemcy maja dose: na
nowy wysilek juz sic ME zdobe-
da: trzeba wiec bedzie tylko ten
jeden jeszcze wytrzymac parok--
Sym, a wojna bedzie skohczona
i - wygrana dla Sprzymierzo--
nych. Papiez Benedykt prezy--
dent Wilson So upatrzeni ma po-
srednikow pokojowych pertrak- :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
GADZINOWY WY
NOSIk $27,OO0,0OO.
Now York, 6 grudnia. - /

NoWy York, 3 grudnla. - re
deralni agenci przesiali stad do
Waszyngtonu rapport, ktory
stwierdza, re ma propaganda ME
miecka wydano W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych Cd wybuchu wojny
europejskiej $27,OOO,OOO.
Me jest to zadne og6lnikowe i
niepewne sprawozdanie, ala OBJ
szerny document, przytaczajacy
ma poparcie swych twierdzeh ca
lie szeregi cyfr, nazwisk zaprzy-
siezonych zeznah. RAPPORT mad
szedl do Waszyngtonu juz po po-
stawieniu przez sekretarza Lam
singa zqdania o usuniecie kapita
now Boy-Eda i Won Papena, "a
wiera jednak liczne szczeg6ly i
fakty, obciazaj9ce powaznie in
nych urzedowych poloficyalnVch
przedstawicieli Niemiec i Austryi
Wiele miejsca zajmuje W szcze--
g6lnoSci opis dzialalnoSci ORA.
Heinricha Alberta.
Jak wielostronna i nieogladaja-
ca sic ma mic byla jest spiskowa
robota niemieckich agentow, o
tenn Swiadczy najlepiej wydatek
W sumie $12,OOO,OOO, celem wy
wolania novel rewolucyi W Me-
xyku pod kierownictwem Huerty,
przez co Niemcy spodziewali sig
wciagnaG Ameryke W zawieruche
wojenna.
Wedle omawianego raportu @7
milionow dolarow wydano ma ma
stepujaoIe cele:
$12,OOO,OOO ma wywolanie kontr-
rewolucyi W Mexyku.
$5,OOO,OOO ma The Bridgeport
Projectile Coz, kt6ra ma wyra-
biaG amunicye dla germahskich
srrzymierzonych.
$3,OOO,OOO ma oplaoenie tajnych
agentow szpiegow.
$3,OOO,OOO ma druki, odczyty /
zasifki dla pewnych pism druko'
wanych W jezyku ME angielskim.
$9,5OO,OOO ma zapasy dla ME
mieckich okret6w wojennych, W
kt6re zaopatrywano je z Ameryki.
$1,5OO,OOO ma wydatki rome.
Ma wiele ze swych twierdzeh
rapport przytacza najzupe}niejsze i
niezbite dowody - do niektorych
dochodzi ma podstawie racyonal-
nych i logicznych wniosk6w z
fakt6w wykrytych i zbadanych
Podaje tez, re pewnoscia zna-
cznie wiecej niz $21OOO,OOO wy
dano ma propaganda niemiecka, a
wyzej przytoczona cyfra przed--
stawia tylko wydatki Gala pew
noscia stwierdzone.
Akcya, zmierzajaca do wywo-
lania kontrrewolucyi W Mexy--
XII kierowai kapitan Franz Won
Rintelen. Przybyl on do Amery-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
LOSY Won NUBERA
w ZAWIESZENIU.
Waszyngton, 6 grudnia.

Washington, 6 grudnia. -
Fakty, ktore wychodza ma jaw po
postawieniu zadania odwolania
kapitanow Boy-Eda Won Pape-
ma, kaza wnioskowat, re depar--
lament stanu prowadzi przy po-
mocy departamentu sprawiedli--
wo$ci energiczne dochodzenie,
celem dowodnego stwierdzenia ia
cy jeszcze funkcyonaryusze kon-
Sularni niemieccy i austryaccy
dzialaja wbrew ustawom Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Seknetarz Lam
sing ma W tel akcyi "a SODA "a
pewnione zupelne poparcie prezy-
denta Wilsona i gdy tylko zdola
zebrac Przedstawic dostateczne
dowody, ze dzia}alnosc austrya--
cko wegierskiego konsula gene
ralnego, Aleksandra Won Nubera,
sprzeciwia sic neutralnosci Ame-
ryki, spotka tego pana los niefor-
tunnego ambasadora ORA. Dunn
by.
CO sic tyczy wymienionych wy
zej dwu kapitanow niemieckich,
podaja tu wiadomosci, re Anglia
odmowi prawdopodobnie udziele-
MIA i'm gwarancyi bezpiecznej
podrozy przez Atlantyk, podajac
rzekomo ten powod, il So oni at
tache ME cywilnymi, ale wojsko-
wynn, a zatem czynnie zwiazany-
mi wojskami, ktore walcza pre-
ciwko Sprzymierzonym. Ponadto
ME mogliby oni dostarczyc ME
mieckiemu ministerstwu waznych
pod wzgledem militarnym szcze-
g6iow. ...
Skoro jednak So niepozadanymi
W Stanach Zjednoczonych, moga
sic swobodnie udac do Mexyku,
czy to W charakterze prywatnym,
czy jako funkcyonaryusze rzadu
niemieckiego.
DALSZE ARESZToWA-
MIA SPISKoWCoW.
Waszyngton, 8 grudnia. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
Stub prezydenta 1890 b. m.
Ford odpEynaE do Europy.
Stan zdrowia PAM Sembrich pogorszy} sic.
Przybycie rOsyjskiej komisyi wojskowei.

XII w tym samym czasie, co HUI
erta Z Hiszpanii, odjechal zas ma
tychmiast po jego aresztowaniu,
gdy zaczeiy pojawiac sic poglo-
ski, re afera Gala zostala zaaran-
zowana przez urzednikow niemie-
ckich.
O dalszych machinacyach
Niemcow ma ziemi mexykanskiej
Swiadczy otrzymana wczoraj
przez Department stanu depesza,
ze w zatoce Magdalena W Nizszej
Kalifornii funkcyonuje zaiozona i
prowadzona przez Germanow
stacya telegraph iskrowego. De-
parliament stanu odstapii te spra-
we departamentowi sprawiedli--
woSci do szczegolowego zbada-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-06
Ma Gall;poli.

Konstantynopol, 6 grudnia. -
RAPPORT turecki donosi, IL okrety
angielSkie stale bombarduja for
ty dardanellskie - ale wciaz z
ME wiekszym niz dotychczas re-
zultatem. Raporty wzmiankuja te
same miejscowoSci, jako centra
dzialah, dodaja tylko, IL Anglicy
swieze zaczeli transportowac woj-
ska do czego maja szpitalnych
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