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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
HOWARD II. RUSSELL,
Founder of Anti Saloon League, Who
Heads Water Wagon" Tour.

To organize the towns along the
ance movement is the mission of How
ard II. Russell. of Westerville, O.. who
with tf.e Rail Splitter a,a!e Quarter,
will be here next Monday on his way
TO the Pacific coast from New York
City.
MIR. Russell Who is founder of the
Anti-Salcon League. is also secretary
OF the Lincoln-Lee Legion. temper
ance organization among the youth OF
the lana. Two automobiles are carry
ing the party from coast to coast. and
the tour is scheduled to end at San
Francisco Sept. .. The trip began July
at New York City, and the first stop
Of Importance was at Atlantic City.
y. j.. where the members of the party
attended the national convention of the
Anti-Saloon League.
The members of the party come here
from Cedar Rapids. and their next stop
after leaving Marshalltown is Nevada.
The meeting here Will be held in the
Methodist church at O'Clock Tin the
afternoon. when Mr.. Russell will de-
liver at aGdSess and the quartet will
sing. The work of organizing a branch
of the Lincoln Lee Legion among the
Young people Of The city will be taken
up at the meeting. Mr.. Russelrs lee
ture subject Will be What Would
Lincoln Do The quartet is an or
ganization of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. and viii sing patriotic songs,
particularly those sung during civil
war days.
Rev. R B. Davidson. of this city. has
been delegated 20 take charge of the
affair locally. There will De no admis-
sion to the meeting. but q collection
will be taken 20 help defray the ex-
penses Of the trip. The party makes
100 stops on tie route from, coast TO
coast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
mAouokETA VETERAN DEAD.
William M. Rice, New Member {
Home, Dies Of Paralysis.

William NJ. Rice, member OF the
soldiers home from Maquoketa, died
"Wednesday night al 7:05 of geperal
paralysis IN the home hospital. Rice
came 10 the home July IL
Mr.. Rice was born in Buffalo. y. Y
Sept. q. 1913 He enlisted IN Company
/. Thirty-frst Iowa infantry. Aug 9
1852, al Andrews and vas discharged
Aug :. 1865. al Benton Barracks. Mo
Mr. Rice leaves a widow. Mrs. Marilla
". Rice. a member of the home. and
three sisters. Mrs. Julia Lancaster ant
Mss Stella Rice. Of Maquoketa: ant
Mrs. Ella Petro. of Providence. r. !.
Funeral services viii be held Satur-
day afternoon at , o'clock from the as
sarably hall Rev. H o Pratt will
conduct the services. and intermeni
viii De in the home cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
News of Rhodes

Miss Grace Blink IS visiting in Story
City.
Mrs. F. E. Bentley and SON Frank
were Cedar Rapids visitors Thursday.
John Breunig. OF Des Moines, spent
q few days last week in Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Ewing were Mar
shalltown visitors Friday.
Miss Edna Wallace. who is attend
ing school in Cedar Falls, visited at
nome from Friday evening until Mon
day.
Sir. and Mrs. T. 3. Malloy were
Baxter callers Thursday evening.
Miss Ruth Smith. Of oskaloosa. is
visiting her grandparents. Nr. and Mrs.
Mooers
Mrs. Genevieve Signs, of Des Moines.
visited over Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. Verne Mallacoat.
VI. F. Baker came Saturday evening
from ogden for visit at the Bartine
home.
Miss Grace Goodman was a Des
Moines caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sauders return
&c Tuesday evening from a visit with
relatives in Minnesota and places in
Iowa
This vicinity was visited by very
steady rain Tuesday afternoon, night
and all day Wednesday.
H. ]. Roger and family are enjoying
visit al the home of their daughter
Mrs Mitchell. and family, at Prescott,
Mrs. Charles Blink, Jr., is enjoying
visit from Mrs. E. 6. Corpett, o!
Sheldon.
Mrs. Ida Kent and daughters. o!
Minneapolis. are visiting H. u. Weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hickman and Nj
and Mrs. Charles Baker.
D. Hutton, of Polk county, has
bought the Charles Jarolernan farm
northwest of Rhodes, and will take
possession March /. Joe Ellington now
| lives on the farm.
Mrs. c. F. Hildreth is visiting at tbs
home Of her daughter in Perry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
Notice Of Amendment 10 Articles 81
Incarnation.

Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned at a special meeting OF its
members held on May %, 1915. in pur-
suance of due authority given by Its
members adopted the following amend
ment to Article XII Of the Articles Of
Incorporation.
amy empIoye OF any person, firm
or corporation, who is resident OF
Marshalltown, and who is neither tho
proprietor of business or member OF
a firm, officer. executive official. or
departmental manager Of any corpor-
alton, may be admitted to membership
upon TIE payment OF SIS annually,
such payment to be made anarter an
nually in advance" The Manshalltown
Club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
ST. Anthony Items,

The board of the st. Anthony con-
solidated school met Friday night with
the new principal John II. Swales, OF
Indiana and arranged to procure the
necessary equipment TO install the ag-
ricultural and domestic science de-
partments into the high school the
coming term.
Rev. L. d. Tobin and Frank Lueosky
motored TO Chicago last week
Miss Lucy Tagarof wentIo McCaiis-
burg Wednesday 10 spend the week
with her sister, Mrs. Tony Meiman.
Misses Nellie Lyons, Winifred
Mackin. and Mary and Margaret
Jordan spent Wednesday in MARSHALL
town.
Miss Dollie Dunn returned TO Cedar
Falls Monday, after spending Sunday
at home.
Mrs. L. W. Cowan. OF Clemons, spent
the week with her brother. j. A.
Gaunt.
Miss Winifred Cannon spent last
week in Chicago with friends.
Mrs. Mayer and son Alfred, left last
week for Milwaukee. where they will
spend several weeks with relatives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
Of it to the advantage Of all con-

Of 1t to the advantage Of all con-
cerned.
The story concerns Brooke Travers
wealthy New Yorker. who gets into
an alteration with n cabman, and de-
livers a strenuous blow on said cab
mans face. which knocks him out
Travers is advised to flee and he does,
with his trusty valet, going to an out
of-the-way place in Central America
Here Travers becomes dictator" of the
little place, gets mixed up in revolu-
tions, falls in love with delightful
American missionary. nearly falls into
the clutches of an adventures. and is
finally rescued by a real United States
battleship and finds that he did not kill
the cabman after ALL
Mr.. Barrymore's dry style of por-
traying humor is excellently done in
this production. and ne is well support
ed. Charlotte ives. who plays the part
Of the young missionary, is charming,
while the scenes. which are really laid
in Cuba, are very realistic. Clever in
deed is the exciting scene where Trav-
ers pretends to send wireless messages
to an American war ship and received
ina ginary replies and then all of sud-
den a real war ship does pick up the
wireless and comes to the rescue.
Good sized audiences saw the picture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
NEW KIND OF PASS.
Pitcher Legally May Walk Batsnan by
Throwing Four Balls to First.

Fans who noticed the novel way Nc
Donald the Waterloo pitcher, took of
walking local batsman in the recent
series here with the Jays, will be in
terested to know that four balls thrown
to first base are just as effective as
four balls thrown to the catcher when
it comes to giving a man free trans
portation.
II recent game with Waterloo at
Keokuk Manager Andrews gave his
pitcher instructions to walk a Keokuk
batter in the same manner, and Man.
ager Boyle announced he would. pro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
MAY BRING BAND HERE.
Mason City Starts Movement to Have
Musicians Here Sunday.

AS the result of a movement started
at Mason City Wednesday, the fans Of
that city who are planning to attend
the game here Sunday between Mason
City and Marshalltown, may bring the
Second regiment band with them to
lend to the enthusiasm of the occa-
sion. a double header is scheduled
here Sunday and the same is true at
Mason City this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29

is visiting at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. VIII Blackledge
Again the rain prevented the ice
cream supper and band concert from
being financial success Friday night.
Oscar McLane has been unable to do
his farm work for some weeks past. He
was kicked by a horse and this acci-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29

aBatled for Corey in the eighth.
-*Ran for Weeks in ne eighth.
Score BY Innings:
Marshaltown ..O002 20-s 8
Mason City 1000 100000 3 .
Stolen bases = Broderick, Ryan,
Sears. Brausen, Brown, Kortum- Two
base hit Durham. Double play
Beard, Frederick and Coyle. Fits-Off
Corey, 3 in eight innings. Struck out
By Beard i /; by Corey, 4; by Wal
worth, l. Bases on balls-Off Beard 3;
off Corey. 3; off Walworth, !. Wild
pitch-Corey. Passed bail - Weeks.
Time Of game 90. Umpires-Rich
ardson and Fitzpatrick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
ANUS EME
A. The Lyric.

John Barrymore. one of the best Of
moving picture comedians. appeared al
the Lyric Wednesday night in new
comedy. The Dictator" based on the
story of that name by Richard Hard
ing Davis. Mr.. Barrymore finds IN
This picture a new field for his own
style Of comedy, and makes the mos,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
BARROW RELEASED.
Former Arson Catcher, Recently Take
on BY Cedar Rapids, Again Free.

John Darrow, former Arson catcher
more recently of Clinton, and for the
past tMo weeks viii. Cedar Rapids has
been released by Manager Herbert
Hoffman. who was injured is agair
back in the game, and Manager Her
bert has another catcher, Anderson
secured al Eraeport
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
JEFFRIEs RESIGNS.
Central Association Umpire Leaves
pitchers TO Arbjtrate

Two pitchers, Richardson and Fitz-
gerald. arbitrated the differences of
opinion arising from the contest be-
tween Mason City and Marshalltown at
Mason City Wednesday. owing to the
absence of Umpire Jefries. who was
scheduled to offciate. President Jus
tice received Jeffries' resignation We'd
nesday and wired Manager Bay he
would nave to look TO players as UNI
pires. Both sides were said to be VIC
tins of poor umpiring in several in
stances, but the break was about even,
and but little real dissatisfaction re-
/ suited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
4 WHOLESOME SUMNER DRINK
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Use in place or lemons or iiuuss-
n faithful and delicic C. Refreshes and
invigorat es.-Adrertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
STANDING OF CLUBS

Results Wednesday.
At Mason City-Marshalltown. 8;
Mason City. /.
A, Cedar Rapids-cedar Rapids. 1-2:
Waterloo. OIL.
A, clinton-Muscatine wet grounds;
no game.
At ington-Keokuk, no game
scheduled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
Laser Day P,ivilea.s.

The following committee will receive
bids for concessions at the fair grounds
Labor Day. Sept. 4. J. G. Crellin, C. w.
Chadwick. Frank NcCarten,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29

dent resulted in general breakdown.
A few Of his neighbours are assisting n
the cutting Of his grain this week.
Mrs. J. HI. Remand Is suffering from
an infected ear.
Special discount on refrigerators ana
porch furniture. Marion Cards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
BANGOR News.

Mr.. ard Mrs VIII Macy visited at
Glenn Plummer's, near LeGrand. sun
day.
Miss Bern!ce Ware. of Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-29
anything WRONG!
ANS()NS Win AGAIN
THIRD VICTORY IN SUCCESSION
TAKEN At MASON CITY
WEDNESDAY,.
cLAYDlGGERS GET ONLY
THREE HITS OFF BEARD

Visiting Pitcher Works Fine, Only One
of Three Hits Being clean-corey
Doesn't Allow Hit Until Fourth,
When Scoring Is 6esun-sears, Dur
ham, and coyIe Each Hit Twice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
lime Telegramy.
Papiei o Pokoju.

Rzym, Is lipca. = Prasowe i
stnieja doniesienia, IL Papiez
Benedykt XIV. jest SLIME przy-
gnebiony powodu wojny i sla-
bych widokow pokoju. Papiez po-
piera akcye dyplomatyczna
panstw neutralnych celem zbli--
zenia pertraktacyi pokojowych !
pragnaIby bye reprezentowanym
ma takiej konferencyi ale podo-
bno widoki So slabe, by ona ry-
chic do skutku dojsc mogia. Pis-
ma niemieckie powtarzaja te do
niesienia, przeczac zarazem po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15

Wieden, 10 lipca. = Raporty
austryackie donosza tylko 0 dzia-
ianiach artyleryjskich ma froncie
wioskim; mowniejsze So pisms
austryacike, ktore sadza, IL dlu-
go trwaia bitwa pozycyjna mad
Isonzo jest wielka kleska Wlo--
chow, ktorzy stracic tam miell
ponad sto tysiecy ludzi. -. Mi
mo to faktem jest, ktorego nawet
ME pr6buja przeczyc. IL Wlosi
walcza ME zmniejszajaca sic
energia, napierajac ma Gorycye
miasto, ktore stoi W ogniu, cd
zawzietej i dlugo trwajacej bonn
bardacyi wioskiej. Me ulega wat
pliwosci, IL zatopienie terenu
mad Isonzo utrudnilo W1ochom
przeprawy i wstrzymalo ich po-
chod nal Tryest.
Rzyn, is lipca. = Wiosi zdo-
byli dwie linie okopow austrya-
ckich " Alpach Karnickich " O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
Sprawy MOrskie.

Londyn, l5 lipca. : Parowiec
szwedzki Daisy" zatonal naje--
chawszy ma mine kolo Floetjana;
kapitan ezterech marynarzy
zgineli. Norweski statek .Si--
rius" dazacy do Piotrogrodu 20
stall zatrzymany przez wladze an
gieIskie dla rewizyi. Pisma an
gielskie podaja, IL W miesiacu
czerwcu nury niemieckie zatopi-
iy ogoiem: 2S okretow angiel--
skich, 3 francuskie, l belgijski, 8
rosyjskich, sacznej PojemnoSci
125,OOO ton.
- Rad Szwecyi wystosowal
protest do rzadu angielskiego z
powodu zatrzymywania i MOLE
stowania ciaglego statkow
szwedzkich; Norwegia i Dania
popieraja ten krok Szwecyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
z Niemiiec.

Berlin, Is lipca. - Prasa po-
dale do wiadomosci, IL gen, Hin
denburg pracuje mad pewnym
wynalazkiem morderczym, ktory
zastosowany bedzie W tel wojnie
j ma Niemcom napewne pozys-
kac zwyciestwo... Co to be-
die "a specyal, ME wiadomo.
- Niemcy zabieraja sic do
odbudowania zniszczonego przez
Mich I1owanium: minister ME-
mieckich spraw wewnetrznych
zwiedzii ruiny konferuje ar
ohitektami niemieckimi mad pla-
nami miasta, ktore ma bye wzo-
rowo wspaniale odbudowane -
kosztem $7,5OO,00O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15

szpa1erem ma . mile dfugim,
poprzedzajac zw}oki tego,. ktory
byi dla Mich prawdziwym Ojcem
Ma czele kroczyiy dzieci re "a
kladu W Desplaines, gdzie KS,
Arcybiskup przeznaczyf swa let
MIA rezydencye ola Mich.
Kazanie wyjatkowo wymowne
specyalnie zastosowane ola die
.ci, wyglosil W katedrze Najprz.
KS. Biskup sufragan McGavick.
Msze pontyfikalna celebrowal
Najprzew. KS. Biskup Rrode.
DIS odbywa sic okazaiy
pogrzeb.
Ma pogrzeb, ktory sic dis cd
bywa, a W ktorym oczywiscie
bierze niemal caly kler chicagoski
udziai, zjechali: J. E. Kardynal
Gibbons, J. E. Delegat Apostol-
ski Bonzano, 9 arcybiskupow i
I8 biskupow i z CORA tysiac ksie-
zy. Pomiedzy dygnitarzami So
nastepujacy Polacy: Najprzew.
X. Arcybiskup Weber, c. r.,
Najprzew. X. Biskup Rhode
Najprzew. X, Biskup Koziowski,
sufragan Milwaukee.
Okoio godz. o;3o procesya dyg
nitarzy koScielnych kleru wy
szla z p1ebanii uda}a sic utica
Superior do katedry, gdzie Msze
pontyfikalna celebrowai ]. E. De
legat Apostolski Bonzano.
Asystowali mu nastepujacy:
Asystent celebruJacego =
Prev. ks. M. J. Fitzsimmons,
administrator archidyecezyi chi
cagoskiej.
Dyakon - Wiel. ks. Jan Mas
seth, Rochester. N. Y, siostrze-
nice Zmarlego Praiata.
Subdyakon - Wiel. ks. Ray
mond Quigley, takze bratanek
Zmariego Praiata.
Dyakoni honorowi = Wiel.
ks. Daniel Quigley, Seneca Falls,
Ny; Wiel. ks. J.. R. Quigley,
Elgin, Ill, bratankowie Zmarie-
go Praiata.
Mistrzeceremonii - Wiel. ks.
D. j. Dunno, D. D., Wiel. ks. E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
Pogrzeb s. p.
Arcybiiskupa
Quiigley'a.
Tysiace dzieci w orszaku.

Tysiace dzieci W orszaku.
Tysiace dzieci kroczylo wczo-
raj, pomimo deszczu, W orszaku,
ktory prowadzil ciafo Sp. Najprz,
Ks, Arcybiskupa lQuigleya z re-
zydencyi arcybiskupiej do kate
dry NajSw. Imienia.
Wczoraj przez caiy dzieh az
do poznej nocy nieprzerwany
tlum plynai do katedry, azeby je-
szcze raz spojrzec ma oblieze
Zmariego Arcypasterza, oddac
mu czesc i odmowic cicha modli-
tive "a spokoj jego duszy.
Tium ten piynai nieprzerwanie;
Szereg czekajacych, utrzymywa-
ny W porzadku przez policye, cia-
gnal sic cd podwoi katedralnych
przez kilka blokow. Wszyscy cier
p1iwie czekali ma swa kolej, cho-
ciaz niejednemu przysz}o czekac
godzine i wiecej, zanim sic do
stall do wnetrza. Procz publicz--
noSci W szeregu tlumy tejze "a
peinialy poboczne ulice.
Obliczono, ze cd poiudnia do
p6inocy okoio 10000 osob we
szlo do katedry.
o godz. S-mej ksieza odspie--
wall piesni zafobne. Me przesz-
kadzalo to tiumom. TIE wciaz ply
nelly srednim gankiem do katafal-
XII, gdzie wsr6d gorejacych Swiec
spoczywaio ciaio ukochanego
Dostojnika Koscielnego.
Imponujacy, a zarazem wzru-
szajacy byl to widok pred polu-
.dniem, gdy sieroty, dzieci z przy-
tuik6w,, miodziez ze zakiadow
rekodzielniczych, dzieci ze szkoi
parafialnych j uczniowie i ucze-
nice ze szk6i wyzszych ciegneli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
w Dardanenach.

Londyn, Is lipca. - Dzisiaj O.
gloszono, IL Sprzymierzeni "
poniedziaiek miniony ma Gallipo-
Ii zdobyli pod Krithia diva wy
niosle wzgorza, ktore natych-
miast ufortyfikowano; wogole W
dniach ostatnich postepy Sprzy-
mierzonych staja sic ooraz szyb-
sze znaczniejsze.
= RAPPORT wzmiankuje, Il ssu-
zacy w arrnii powiescio ii dra-
matopisarz Jerry Calderon zostai
raniony, a moze do niewoli sic
dostal. Nieprzyjaciel, by zasilic
przetrzebione swe szeregi spro--
wadza ma Gallipoli wojska swie-
20 zaciezne niecwiczone, kto-
re potrafia CO najwyzej = ginac
masami: raporty angielskie odda
ia wielkie pochwaly dzielno5ci j
odwadze Turkow.
= Wojenne okrety stale wspie
raja akcye wojsk ladowych, ODE
cnie statki Sprzymierzonych
bombarduja intensywnie forty
tureckie ma azyatyckiej stronie
cieSnin. Forty maja odpowiadac
coraz slabiej, poniewaz amuni--
cyl Turkom zaczyna brakowac, a
Rumunia i Bulgarya ME prze-
puszczaia transportow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15

Berlin, Is lipca. = Ma polskim
teatrze wojny dziaiania przygo-
towawcze maja miejsce W cza--
Sach ostatnich = jak utrzymuja
pisma niemieckie; rapport urze--
dowy wzmiankuje tylko walki Cd
osobnione W okolicy Kalwaryi,
Przasnysza oraz ma linii Szawel.
Wieden donosi, IL sytuacya ma
ogoi zmianie ME ulegla.
Piotrogrod, Is lipca. = Zato
= mino lakonicznych raportow
niemieckich i austryackich =
Rosya coraz smielej sic odzywa
ma poinocnym polskim teatrze W
komzyhskiem wra dzialania ar
tyleryjskie cd dni kilku; mad Pts
So onegdaj Niemcy nagiym alta
kiem wzieli dwie linie okopow ro-
syjskich, ale natychtmiastowym
kontratakiem pozycye tie zaraz
zostaiy odebrane, nieprzyjaciel
odparty. w Lubelskiem trivia ko-
masacya wOjsk potyczki ida ME
ustanne: W tygodniu cd Ago do
IIgo lipca ma terenie tym Rosy
anie wzieli do niewoli 297 Office
row 22,464 zoinierzy austrya-
ckich i niemieckich. w Chelm-
skiem mad rzeka Wolica, pobocz-
na Wieprza tocza sic walki po-
zycyjne = onegdaj Rosyanie
wzieli tam 80 jenca austrya--
ckiego. Ma reszcie frontu dziaia-
MIA artyleryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15

Niemczech, gdzie sic znajdujq
sIynne fabryki armat Kruppa;
reid ten wykonano noca, byi on
prawdopodobnie tylko rekone-
sansem zapewne poprzedza WIG
ksza wyprawe napowietrzna ma
owe grozne fabryki.
Berlin, Is lipca. - w odpo-
wiedzi ma rejdy francuskie i po-
gr6zki angielskie o budowie OIL
brzymiej 1O,OOOcznej floty aero
planow Niemcy zapowiadaja, IL
jak tylko pogoda pozwoli odbe--
die sic nowy wielki reid ma wy
brzeza Francyi i. Anglii, W kto-
rym wezmie udzial s nowo zbu-
dowanych baIonow; nadto Pisma
niemieckie ogiaszaja, IL Niemcy
zaiozyli fabryke aeroplan6w W
Z z-L.,.ao-Al,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
Z Anglii.

Londyn, IS lipca. = Ostatnie
rnieporozumienia robotnicze W
kopalniach weglowych zdaja sic
bye bliskie pomyslnego rozwia-
zania; nawiazane beda pertrakta-
eye ugodowe, ktore zapewne lep-
sly, niz dotad osiagna rezultat,
jak powszechnie wyrazaja ma
dzieje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
Walk NapOwietrzne.

Paryz, Is lipca. = Francuska
flota awiatyczna wykazuje mad
zwyczajnie energiczna czynnosc
ostatnimi czasy; po onegdajszym
wielkim rejdzie ku niemieckim
podstawom operacyjnym, wczo-
raj znowu 20 aeroplanow pole
ciaio mad Libercourt, ktore jest
waznym strategicznie weziem
kolejowym pomiedzy Douai a
Lille; ma budynki stacyjne rzuco-
no kilkadziesiat ciszkich Pocis--
k6w, nadto bombardowano wo-
jenny pociag niemiecki zrzuco-
no jeden niemiecki aeroplan. Po-
nadto Jest doniesienie, IL kilka
aeroplan6w francuskich zapusci-
70 sic az mad miasto Essen W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
Niemcy a WIochY.

Rzym, ! 5lipca. = Niezwykla
zmiana opinii zaszia W Mem
czech ma punkcie Wloch: gdy
Wlosi. .wystapili do wojny nie--
nawiSc Niemieo przeciwko MIN
wybuchla taxa, re przewyzszyia
nieledwie objawy nienawisci do
tAnglii, ale ostatnio dokonuje sic
zwrot ma caiej linii : oto pisma
niemieckie zaezynaja nawet
Wiochy tfomaczyc przypomina-
ja, IL ostatecznie Wlosi swe tyl-
ko dawne prawa j zadania rea-
lizuja. Widocznie Niemcy prag-
na uniknac konfliktu Wlocha--
mi - albo don ME maja sill, a
Austryi wesprzec ME moga ,albo
naprawde mySla pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15

F. Hoban, D. D., kanclerz archi-
dyecezyi.
Kazanie wygiosii Najprzew.
KS. Arcybiskup Hanna re San
Francisco, przyjaciel zmarlego
cd lat miodocianych.
Tylko maia czastka tiumu,
ktory zebrai sic ma pogrzeb, zdo-
laia sic dostac do wnetrza swia-
tyni. Towarzystwa, delegacye pa
rafii, osobistosci, inefficient re-
prezentanci urzednicy publicz-
nj zapeinili sasiednie ulice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-15
z Francyi.

Paryz, 1 5lipca. = Odbylo sic
tu uroczyste, demonstracyjne
przeniesienie popiolow kompo--
zytora ,,Marsylianki" kapitana
c: ]. Rouget de Lisle, W ktorem
tysiaczne tiumy udziai wziely
popioly zlozono W tumie Inwali-
dow. z okazyi tel prezydent Po-
incare przemawial entuzyastycz-
ME = zaznaczajac, IL nar6d fran
cuski pewien jest zwyciestwa.