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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Wsrships are again dispatched
10 Vera Cruz. n men are landed
from those ships. there will b. a
nght. A light will almost newt
ably result in our occupation OF
that port. Inasmuch as the prev
ious occupation OF 1913 did not
pacify Mexico and did not re-
heye the sufferings and losses by
American citizens In Mexico. a
second landing cannot be expect
cd 10 settle the trouble To be
effective. II must BE- followed by
sending considerable number
OF troops 20 the City OF Mexico.
A mere military threat had some
effect the FIRST time II repeated
In about the same form. nobody
minds IL. Mexico l. like an opium
mend; requires a stronger ana
stronger dose every tine In order
20 effect Il.
The time has come 70 face the
condition Of Mexico and the part
which the United States should
take. The Diaz government. after
about thirty years Of apparent
success. broke down in 1911 be-
cause. whatever its merits. II was
founded upon military force. ana
was sustained by silenclng. ban
ishing. or executing the leaders
who from time TO time tried TO
md some other basis OF govern
ment. In March, 1911. 80 900
United states troops were sent TO
Texas, and troubles speedily oc-
CURED because the Mextcans
insisted on fighting out their
battles within few hundred
yards OF the American border.
and allowed their bullets TO ma
targets inside the United Safes.
After four years and a half Ameri-
can troops are still on the border
and Mexican bullets stin occa-
sionally wing their way across
the line.
Civil war has gone on steadily
In Mexico. which has seen four
military dictators in four years
-Madero. Huerta. villa and Car
rama. Some American miners
ana planters have managed to
ANNf tbALh luAOuEnouL tudL time
by paying heavy taxes and re-
QUESTIONS: many have been
iored to leave the country; some
have been killed. There is no
peace. no order. no fixed govern
ment. nobody to whom outside
nations can appeal II il asserted
that the poems are still putting I'm
crops and that more land is under
cultivation than ever. Thousands
OF poems, however. Occupy only the
land necessary for their shallow
graves: for IL has been a bloody
desperate. murderous civil war in
which the shooting OF helpless
prisoners is one OF the smaller
crimes.
In a similar periods OF anarchy
in Mexico fifty-four years ago,
English. Spanish and French
troops landed at Vera Cruz, ana
the French marched up and took
the capital. BY common consent.
however, the European powers
held on this time and looked TO
the United States to bring order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

out OF chaos. 10 relieve their citi-
zens from the intolerable surer-
inEs OF the var and TO give them
a chance 10 put IN their claims
Tor indemnity. Three years they
waited and then were enEulfed IN
war Of their own which puts
II quite out OF the question 10
take an armed part in American
disturbances.
The United States therefore.
II carrying the triple burden OF
protecting foreigners in Mexico.
protecting Americans, and nut.
ing an end 10 the biz IRE inside
the house OF our nextdoor neigh
Dor. so far II has made no ad-
vance. We are no farther aiong
than four years ago. All the pro
misses OF Mexican statesmen have
gone FOR nothing because there L.
no Mexican statesman who Is
obeyed by the whole country. 90
body can secure peace so long as
mere Is strong military CHIEF.
cans are doing exactly what the
Ger mans, and Russians and Eng
80 fANA "a NNf NNanE. uaN
are killing and devastating with
out any very clear notion OF how
they are going to stop the fracas.
Inc only power in the world
mat has the power and opportu-
NIFTY 10 force peace upon Mexico
u the United States. Yet now
force II? Able military authori-
Ties, including some who have
been on Command on the border.
have advised that Il would take
not less than two hundred thous-
and men to break up the military
resistance in Mexico. and some OF
them believe that. II the army
were once in. IL could never be
Withdrawn without the whole
country colopsing again.
An invasion Of Mexico means
at The very least the holding OF
mat country for years as a de-
pendency Meantime every ef-
fort would be made to induce the
Mexlcans 10 follow the Cubans IN
forming a democratic type OF
government. The best that can
be hoped is that the Mexicans I'VE
years hence may be In about the
same frame mind as the Philip
mos who are compelled to keep
order. are provided with an non
est and competent government.
and yet are willing at any mo-
ment TO shake of the government
imposed upon them The worse
that can be expected Is a guerilla
war OF four or five years, like
the Two years in the PHILIPPINE
Islands. in which thousands OF
brave American boys must perish
IN order to give peace and good
government TO ffteen million peo-
pie who do not want II.
The United States now has on
It's hands Cuba. Santo Domingo.
and apparently Haiti. Treaties are
pending which would mean the
forced annexation OF two of the
hve Central American powers. II
looks as though President Gar
neld's remark might come true.
that an Isthmus canal would he
come part OF the coast line OF
the United States"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
HENRY SCHMrLRACH

AEain has death laid a heavy toll
on the business and commercial IN.
terests Of this city In tho passing
of Henry schmulbach. The eninence
no attained In tho business world and
the power no welded I'm financial
circles was gained only through a
youth ~ privation and a manhood of
Industry and the application N tho
heumen that comes from tho school
% experience. flls wealth was not
boarded but his Accommodations were
devoted to sustaining industries and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
BELIEVES IN HARMAn

Af.NNH Advocate
We note that several gentlemen are
having themselves doomed Tor tra
Republican congressional nominate,
for this district for 1915 and va
just rise to inform them and thrr
friends that tho next conerc.au.ar
from this district will come from
Tucker county and that hfs name
D. J. William Harman. and that tn.,
had Just as well hanR up their aspI
ruuons Tor later date and gat inf.
tho handwaEon
Tho Elkin7 convention last summer
concentrated beyond 600 doubt ira
Mf Hartman De- the logIcaI candidate
Tor 1915 IN fact. it is generally CON
coded that had Do been nominated az
Elkins DO would have been elected
through all of our political troubf.s
Do has stood 1rm for Republican pun
ciples and has the experience sn.
ability Go make a winning nrtf arf
hrst class conEresman. 90 iuv
get ln line
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well take a lesson.
In the manufacture Of silk the
utilization Of the waste product j.,
quite as important as the silk itself
For every pound of raw silk taken
direct from the cocoon there are left
from twelve to fourteen pounds OF
waste. This tremendous amount OF
refuse. however. after being soft
ened. dressed and combed by special
machinery becomes keen com
petitor 70 the raw silk When mixed
with wool or cotton II is manufac-
tured into goods resembling silk
Coal-tar was once considered one
Of The obnoxious waste materials
Modern enterprise and thrift Is to-
day turning this erstwhiie refuse into
things Of value and necessity Thus
this once valueleSs and offensive sub
stance is now being utilized in max
ing such a great and varied list Of
products as beautiful dives. perfume.
hayor'ng extracts. benrine. creosote.
carhohc acid and numerous drugs
The value OF waste paper is 90
great that the collecting Of 10 affords
a good livelihood for hundreds in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
WEEKS END

How sweet % rest sercnelv m tho
eloaming. the weeks work done. your
prinoely wages drawn. to rest and
read. the winds your sideboards comb.
Ing. and watch the children play upon
the lawn. . tell you this. my rrouchy
friend and neiehbor. there's naueht on
earth more soothing 10 fha soul. than
rest hat follows days 81 earnest labor.
me Toll that brinFs a small but honest
roll The pride ~ wealth. tHe pride
o. birth or beauty. the pride that
a"ens the chests % beau and belle.
seems ehoddy stun 20 him who does
his duty. who does HE tasks. and
fcopyrghL 1915. b. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

I rarkershurE struck 100000 foot
EasFer Boo tho ffty-f1ot sand this week
--clarkshurg Exponent
Zion virsu mshaTf- o. risrt.sg-r
| has received the erdorssmrrt o. tte
majority OF the Republican state com
mliiee tor appointment o. a rfmbcr 0f
g,.irll.a. l''na ~ comm ttee Co.. succeed Zion
Der. ar Highland ia mar I'D aHiIitg
anl WI maHn n good member. havIuE
precinct 90 stale and been s8lees.s,i il
party manage wrnt % "a marked daErre
-hl1eheid TeIcgraph.
roiie, Judge virksrs. it q. u,ss-s,,,s
rae asked me city solicitor 10 draw up
n, -le.i4l warrant upon which to arrest
without license. sevoraI iffT.v ,l.-
ere stu operating On open defiance IN
lng that Do b. NOT in erect Or Dbl. siia
position that the nrst COO. Will be- taEsr
/ .nto higher courts he wants 90 have e.
t-,hn.r1iu"s. end fer this reason Dot.
CHARLESTON Gazette
DabeI county ras awarded contracts
Inf paving fourteen miles 20 county
Attention has been called ts trs fact
w.. pr r. uu.n" ri. under the new COR.
srsHi0n ~ trc Legislature. flr ary rru--
payer o. publish anonymous letters nn.
zee fhe cuuuuriCatHu Shove thHt the
hLiI.IN Dr. paid fur and gives fHo unHnn
N The person HufnHrIfiUE the uuIIIra.
ton 0f auCh article.
Grafton will vote August 90 on a
Tr1ruHitirn Co. issue fff 600 worth ~
bunds Tor the purchase 90 the 1graf
nlde hospital ana equip and operate W
90 city institution.
The levy iaif frr the effr .s 1--f-.,..-,,
fur taaca fur the ENSUING year viii h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
E1EETEHH F1FrnEE MODEL.

ffHniI ihe newest summer Girl
in Faufyke skirt that shows
A. every bend ana bow and erI-r
llsr tHri.oi1rsd hose
Ana shoes ~ purple. pink and green
and many shades That IIr between
l.ast year che was thing N lines.
MIfH blouse fe.orsfa.
tlt rIv Der tickle taste ir-iirea
IH give Der ankles play
And rsnfh- her neck with collars rtrb
NHi fI'mE rfII- In catch IHa ege
7hr turns Der thoughts fo ufrtsr.s chill
m sie Dol Hl ts lsIe.
And round hrr slender Shoulders atm
N'1ra frrs iumsrHfhfr.
hni IefrH H rIrHsHI f.r shade
lest .re m'rHf Com. ths Foolish ma.f.
and i..' above Dor rna. aHs .fss
... who's. silicon threads
I..Na... fHa slI..U.r uf Hs- rs-.
and f..H admirers bead.
.N. '... I....u. ur#.Naraf
""'r. .. OBJ. '.Ifs. completely tanned
ii'f ''.i In.ra Nar. every YeHr.
From most ornate t1 simple.
EIt each n.e season she's a. dear
NI'h blush and slrl srd HmrIs.
-'H 1911 uHt loco hsr charm. rul sure.
While Fria and styles end men.
endure
-aChIearB News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

strives 10 do them we'll Beneath bic
vine Che workingman is sitting. bis
ollls are paid, some roubles pot away,
upon lhe por.h bic smiling vito BE-
KNITTING. around bic feet the tow
.l.'If"l hId'e's play FLOR pomp and
state ho wastes no Time In sIehinF be
Know. how ou such I1nFInrs Utas
have que'r'd and pasi bis home Tho
motor cars go nyluF. by men in debt
ana divers bankrupfs ueerad A col.
.ak' nome inatH yours and fully paid
I'I, happf Fau. a. sense 20 duy
zone mat pleasant loo a millionaire
inifni trade ior and get big value for
Die heaps of mon.
.ofEe Matthos Adamal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES

The Potomac river 90 Piedmont has
been well cIeHnHrI this week by The
rnpinuH showers OF rain. Nature Ola
f'r uE ultf oar officials could rHf DO.
ven if tnrr attempted fu do titled
mont Independent
While attemptirg Co arrest Joe Davis
A rrEr1 win ON HrrHNHrU reputation.
Iecoga o. pc books ~ several towns.
llI'f nf Police f tal Davis. 40 kesser.
vas severely wounded OBJ O. pistol shot
lagg',a d., n' ,.a. rsFr-g, l1io tEs l.shF .airt
The wound iu very painful unless com.
piieations arise Sc should not BE- fatal
DrIfra have been issued Co local 70
a %. nffrials f0 BEGIN work 90 once az
switch quarry. sud fg employ
Acting upon hla ofders charles AUD
went there today and took charge NJ The
1larrt anI wv oa~t1io % tne remain
ne road raa decided upon general
Nne % irrurnvcwrrf. ans f1 secure
--...,. ~. .@-.- y, M s '''' ,, o.
--NHrn1ahnrE world
r9y.a ,HT.'y so9l ~ ra ,., els.'r ss
fH. ..rf ~ cattle t1owu ua tre Dent
H.. HHII cattle. which ST. Gore uur.
f. fFa rnFIFa I.Irr dIHunarf III frr
prices which probably rnUsnH airy ever
.HII In tHiH ur Marion county fHf like
rattle frHuF Z. NIsHIT. buyer frf 81 ID.
Nsfsnr ~ hHfrwuuI. rur. based 4s Or
fssf hundred. % Hf $3.50 a. hundred
a3 ials! "nl.e t'}
head HI tT.Tb ara ten head 40 o. ID. The
HuIr vac held ON the ID r Core farm
I.H. |Hr'U.HH There Hnrn about Nn
bidders present .. NurEant0wn Poet
while seeking FOR OU In the Gordon
sand on The Cunningham farm. in the
M.LL--. n-LI I.L I. d Marnu..r nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

This Country f. not covetous of Mex
leo or any rart thereof and some OF tho
sensitive factionists ought ~ realize
that We have sense enough 90 have no
desire 20 hold poker that r. hot at
both ends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

defense. and Wright TO superintend aero.
plane construction. Bo'sn Daniels nil
ehns 10 his old position. half VA
'twiNt wind and water"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

me chairman Of tho Democratic
state Committee In Rhode Island ha -
resigned. good many Democratic cam
paign managers would like 20 follow HE
example. Next year 30 going 20 he q
year OF disaster FOR the Democracy. and
wise men are beginning 20 duck already.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Col William Seymour Edwards seems
70 have the unanimous support OF the
democratic press In HE threatened con
test Tor the National Committeeman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

democratic sollcitude IS reserved for
the Democratic party exclusively. IL Is
, not the nation. but the Democratic uart,,
that seems 90 them imperiued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Two famous American humorists
Charles Heber clark and George Fitch.
have just passed away. brat Jester Rrv-
an stili struts re stare urnfraid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Heed tho appealing call OF the church
bells tomorrow instead Of the scratrhy
strains Of the victroIa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Cactus carranra" r. pertlneruy er-
pianHtory and descriptive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

The grandfather club is now c9mpfets
since the initiation Of former Presilen,
Taft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

The match appears % have been Dbl,
FOR the Balkan povder-ksR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

a new levy by the county court fs
lhat OF -FOUR cents 60 create "a sp.riaT
Iund or sl3.NsO To- BE- placed M Tho ais.
Poaal or West Virginia University. This
itEy was enabled BY an act PASSED by fba
larl legislature in order that MoDop4If4
county might give financial AID az
bulidlhE improvements FOR which an
iIoprlallons were made by the IegisIa-
.are Win the proviso by tho legislator.
Ihat the county raise a certain parf
uiN new levy makes the total count.
stA i9r nc year % Cents.-Morgantp,. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

After the bees are better acquainted
win the state Fair boosters they will
be more civil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

The reported peace tax In Germany is
10 be taken IN large undiIuted doses OF
sodium chloride.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

The hrst fan opening. due ln a few
weeks. VIII Do the oyster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

switzerland has been aptIy described
~ an Island of peace IN sea Of war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

There is more he'll mixed up with the
Mexican muFs than is dreamed OF in our
philosophy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

There arc now over tyv, mile 90
paved street within the corporate limits
or west Union. The street payira Ggr-
tfact was completed By CleIer and
Morse Thursday or laaf wcet TbiI
IaNlng has cost West Union. In round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

every great city. thousands oil buSl-
ness houses throughout the country,
large and small concerns alike, have
found the saving of waste paper
sufficiently profitable TO invest money
in expensive machines for pressing
this paper into bundles ready for the
market.
In fact, the choir BOYS of one Of
Chieago's large Episcopal churches
earned the money for their annual
Camping this year by collect
ing old papers and selling them 20 a
paper mill At the same time they
learned a lesson in thrift.
That We are a waSteful nation and
have been for many years we hear
on every hand. Some years ago.
natural gas was discovered in parts
OF Indiana. Joy was unconhned and
so was gas. for 10 was wasted with
proverhial American recklessness.
FlambeauN lighted the yards at night
and the gas was kept burning in
stores. Offices and homes al dav. Re
monstrances from Mortified outsiders
were met with a careless wave Of the
hand and an assurance that the sup
ply was ineNhaustible-so WHY take
the trouble 20 turn 1t OUT Later. OF
course, this waste was stopped. but
10 was an example Of our tendency 20
waste that Of which We have a
bountiful supply.
Waste IS 50 prevalent that few OF
US, perhaps. realize how extensive Il
IS Why. the old cooking utensils.
broken stoves. lin cans. etc. gathered
IN a single year of the dumping
grounds in the great American cities
have value Of Si4O0OO00
Let as take All these lessons home
70 ourselves Are we not wasting
time, money and energy every day Of
our lives?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

The worlds sunday schools mum
her 2s7 SIS. with 2607s.fg7 r~roiars
exclusive OF the Catholic church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

increased IN n short time A. ia. hrfi'.
"f West Virginia producers VINO say
that the action Of the Western pipe Iir.
Is significant-Nest Union Rsrmrd '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Charleston urm has been AWARDED
me contract for the ncW a. a % dsr.f
AZ itoureterte. The cost viii b. fr ft.
neighborhood Of $4,000.
judge samuel -. IitzIopare In u.
NhnhW nd county circuit court decided
ihat indictments Tor Offonses arafraf fF.
.lqu'r prohibition law drawn In stain.
t'rN form are invalid. He drcIarsd ......I
Hn lndictmsrt brought against TI.r...
tflgN. Charleston hotel man Ifrarf...
Ih" form of Indictment directs thsf ~.
n'I-"na indicted committed OBJ. rff.r..
Wlihlu one year next prior ID tho nu..
IhE OF thla Indictment" Jude. rTffr.
iEr Hn.d fhut part OF fI. rrHr H...
mated included time Boz which stf..r.r
were licensed in West virginia
The contract Tor building OBJ. -fIr.
I"undtfiUu Tor the wooden mII was rrf f..
Inhn fudley and George Meats o. b..
completed lu 30 days. fHr UUmr.rr frr.
hI.tlnE cement sand and does 'fEr frra.
hhiInF There were several other bid.
d'rs 10 D. the intention off tnr rH-rfar.
IH bg ready Tor business lr fHr fr.f .r
'.i"h'r Tho men bach ~ fHfa frfer.
Prise are known aa men ufo a. fHfrr.
Ano when they say October thcy moan
licau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

60 \ colorcd man from White SuIphu-
gpIlnNa arrived az EoncoNtrtc on, aar
last week with a suit case and t1,r 80
NHll case were gathered &c., Th- .u|f
ease v a. found 60 contain five pinf bst.
,l.4 'i NhI@ktA. one pint more than fH.
Jaw allow Co b. carried without "A I9b.I
N'Nt morning Justice McgrafH rs4srtr..i
me liquor. found ~ "a shade less than
-Alderzou Advertiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

me Rev. Charles b. Mitchell u ID
rector or christ Episcopal church now
~ Nac,tion ~ ltoia Springs. Va has
received "A unaulmUua call from ~.
NeS'fE or the Prince Of Peace v4urcn.
a.. ,i 80, more. 20 Its Passionate. Br.
ueTaton.-Clnrksburg Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

80 cents. the same as last year. Their.
VIII also be special levy OF .o conf.
III indebtedness contracted urior f9
sgg l. lsl5 as provided by recent acts
~" IL sihiAturc. This special tax b.
Que 70 the increased eNpeudttures f.r
permanent good roads Improvement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Our country! In her intercourse with foreign nations
may she always be in the right but country right or
wrong STEPHEN DECATUR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BY S. w. STRAUS
Prriiar5f Arzr-ieaH Soaeo for Thin

y othing
n e E d b {
" a 5 : c 4 .
There is a
Il s c I o T
E V c T y 20
thing Some
of the large
m a n u a C.
turing plants
are schools
OF thrift
from which
even the bust
ness m a n
or h gu e.
keeper might
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

chicago Nevs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-14

Grafton will vote August 90 on a.
proposition o. issue $4,000 WORTH ~
side hospital ana eruIp and orrr.f. ft
49, city Institution
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-05
STEINBACH, SENNHEIM zDOBYTE.
Zreszta malo Wiesci Walk ma Zachodzie
| Z POLSK NOWIN NIEWIELE.
POstepy WOjsk ROsyjskiCh " GaIicyi.
wojna w Kolorliach.
z dzialan wojennych ma morzach.
Co sic dzieje ma Baikanie?
wojrla w KoloTliach.
z dziala1 wojennych ma morzach
Co sic dzieje ma Baikanie?
Y ISLANDYI.

pania wykop6w i sypania waiow,
zaco Niemcy plaza po SC ma go
dzine. Mennice srebra belgijskQ
zamieniono w krematoryum, do
ktorego przez dzieh caiy zwozq
trupy zoinierzy niemieckich po-
wiazane po diva i try razem pa
Ia je cd kilku tygodni bez pre-
rwy. Dotychczasowe straty ME
mieckie W wojnie obliczaja ma
1, 100000 ludzi. Niemcy, przyznat
trzeba, uwijaja sic w Belgii ma
der spraVnie: Up. w terytoryum
zajetem uporzadkowali oni juz W
znacznej mierze system kolejo--
WV, do kt6rego sprowadzili kilka
tysiecy swoich funkcyonaryuszy
z caiych Niemiec pozbieranych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-05
z Angliii.
Bar
Londyn, ) stycZnia.

Londyn, ) stycznia. - Bar
do wiele klopotu maja wladze i
instytucye prywatne re zbiegami
z Belgii, internowanymi w An
gill: jest ich juz ponad 100000.
Znaczna liczba bywa utrzymywa-
ma po domach rodzinach prywa-
tnych - w towarzyski.j goSci--
ME, ale w czasach obecnych pre-
silen ograniczen i goScinnoSG
ma swe granice i trwac w nieskoh
czonoSc ME moze. Zatrudnienie
jakies 1udzi tylu jest rowniez tru-
dnoScia nielada: trudno tyle ty-
siecy os6b zywic bez dania i'm
czegoS do roboty - by}by to
niebywale demoralizujacy spo-
sob ich utrzymania; drugiej
strony angielskie organizacye
piracy stanowczo obstaja przy =
tenn, re robotnik angielski pierw-
SENSITIVE mice musi pred OBJ
Gym i siusznie. Prawdopodob-
ME rad bedzie musial zorganizo-
wac zarcIkowan:e Belg6w we
wiasnych jakichS zak}adach pre-
mysiowych.
- Ogromna wage prasa an
gielska francuska przyklada do
zwyciestwa Francuzow odnieSio-
nego pod Steinbach w Alzacyi:
pierwszy raz raporty francuskie
o sukcesie tym uzyly wyrazu
,,stanowcze zwyciestwo" en-
tuzyazm stad jest wielki pow
szechny, .jakkolwiek i Francuzi
straty ponieSli niezaprzeczenre
wielkie. Zwyciestwo wywrze W
caiym spornym obszarze alzacko-
lotarynskim efekt silny ludnost
tenn ochotniej obecnie bedzie Ia,
czyla sic Francuzami. Najbliz--
sly ma bye Z kolei atak ma Milu-