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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
.FREDL.' WALDRONLTD.
IS APPOINTED AGENT
FORGREAT NORTHERN
Mill Line, At Eleventh Hour,
Abandons Idea. Of Own
Hawaii Office

There will be no Hill agency estah.
lishcd here for the Great Northern Pa
cihc Steamship Company. The Homo
lulu firm Of Fred L. WaldrOn, Ltd, ha
been awarded the agency instead.
. This information, while not official,
was obtained yesterday in reliable and
'well,informcd circles, and it was sail
that confirmation would be obtafnablc
ny adViccs coming in the Tenyo Maru
which arrives Friday.
Fred l.. Waldron was asked if the
report was correct. All Mr.. Waldron
AIRED to say was this:
We have received no official advice
% this effect
The news will come as surprise in
shipping circles, for it was generally
understood that the Hin Line would
maintain it's own agency. This impress
sion was gained by receipt of a wire
.,css from f. A. Berndt more than a
week ago, saying, twill have own loca
agent. -
Selection of the firm of Fred l.. Wal
Iron means retirement for II. Hack
cid x Co. 1t is known that the Hack.
ED and Waldron firms have been seek.
ng the agency, but it was presumed
neither would get it, the Hin people
1referring to maintain a bureau o.
heir own.
1t has been rumored that the Hack
field offer held possibilities of freight,
and under that impression many
thought that firm wotill obtain the
agency, as Mr.. WaldroN was though
o have made only a straight bid.
If the Waldron firm obtains tn
lgency it will receive many booking
or the first trip of the Great Northern
rom Honolulu to San Francisco, it il
jhonght, Tor there have been many in
luiries about accommodations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
PORTERCHbRlTONGU|LTY
OF MURDER:OF his WIFE
ChOked Her 70 Death and Then
Sunk Body -.
tA.sociated Press BY Federal wirsisss.I

CASSocisted Press by Federal wirelessl
COMO, Italy, October 26.--Portef
Charlton, the young American who muir.
dered his bride here Eve wears ago, on
their honeymoon trip, was found gull
ty yesterday of unprecedented muir.
dcr' and sentenced to serve six years
and eight months in an Italian peniten.
tiary. .. ..."E
His actual term will be for less than
two years as the time he has spent in
rjson awaiting. extradition from the
United States and since awaiting trial
is to be deducted, ii s.saeai
Charlton married Mary Scott Castle
of San Francisco, amt during frenzy
Of jealousy choked hcrc to death at his
hotel here, later placing the body In
trunk and sinking II in the lake. He
Was arrested on landiPg at New York
and, after long contest, extradited
to stand trial. .''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
BOMDARDMENT OF SWISS
TOWN SADDENS GERMANY
.~-o~'~.ed Press by FEDERAL wireless1

'""""'"ted Press by Federal Wireless)
BERNIE, October 26.-Germany hn~
expressed regret for the bombardmrnt
Of Chaux De Ponds and has offcrr,
to pay Indemnity for the damage don,
there recently by German airmar
This was ANNOUNCED here by the Sw'o
Government last night
The regret was expressed in com
municaton from the Imperial Muistr,
Of foreign affairs. The German al
man is quoted in the message as say
ing he bOmbarded Chaux De Ponds b,
mistake. He lost his way, he say
and believing himself over French
town, loosed the bombs which destroy
1t property in Chaux De Ponds.
Despite this explanation the aviator
has been punished, the message adds.
Chaux De Fonls is about ten mile,
from the Swiss Franco border
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26

Between Boards. -"
H. C. & s. Co., TO-, 10, $50, so, 1925;
Olaa, 200, 100. 100, loo, 100. ..'s&ll
Session Sales e.
Olaa, 10, 100; Onomoa, so, $3.50;
Eva, so, 50, 23.75; II. C. & 8. Co., so,
1925; Honokaa, 81, $50. =,
NOTICE.
October 81, 1915,
The Directors of Paauhau Sugar
Plantation Company and Hutchinson
Sugar Plantation Company have de.
clared dividends for the month Of No
vember at the rate Of Ik per cent, or
80 cents per share, for the former, and
per cent, or 25 cents per share, for, the
latter, both due and payable on the 5th
instead Of the 10th proximo, as cus-
tOmary. @
Sugar Quotations. IA.
49, analysis boets Ono advices).
o. cent. (for Haw. sugars) AS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26

lOved to the insulating effect of the
mmonia. f. Kopke thought the speci.
ic gravity of the gases ruling actor
I. S. Norris said specific gravity had
lothing to do with it. The gases col
ect in "pOckets' which may be high
low. Removal of the gases by way
# the drainage pipes is not an eff
lent method. Other means must be
rdopted, he said. Mr.. Duker called
tttention to the fact that these case;
ire hot when they come from the eva,
orator and asked whether this heat
.Ould not be saved.
he Eva Evaporator
RentOn Hind described some new
eatures of the Eva evapOrators which
re built without meek so that the
Op can be lifted off, making repairs
lore convenient. G. F. Renton Jr.
described the new entertainment trap now
'eing tried out at Eva.
The engineers thought the Armstrong
afety piston an unnecessary invention
or dry vacuum pumps as water coming
n through the condenser can be han
led by drainage chambers.
The convention then adjourned until
$3.50 O'Clock this morning. The pro
gram for yesterday afternoon included
visit of inspection to the automatic
telephone exchange of the Mutual Tele
IhOne Company and many of the visit
ng engineers awaited themselves of the
privilege.
Yesterday afternoon the engineers
we're guests of the Mutual Telephone
company at its central station in
Adams Lane, where the conVentionists
Inspected the automatic telephone equip
nent of the corporation. Last night
hev and their ladies' attended the Tea
performance at the Bijou.
Engineers in Attendance
The following engineers are attend
ny the convention as delegates; c
9. Herkes, J. Chalmers, J. Greive, Jas
NicolI, w. Duker, j. G. Smith, R. S
Norris, L. Kopke, Charles Conan, R
R. Hind, L, W, Greene, w, G. Hall
J. S. X. Cpshingham, Horace johnson
Z. F. Winter, F. F. Bechert,. w. J
Kruse, George Osborne, G. II. Halden
G. w. Cunningham, A. Englehard, T
Murray, A. II. Case, II. +. Starrett
q p. Bento, w. F. Alexander, j. l.
Renton, J. B. Laing, E. j. Nell, F
Loehr, II. S. Walker, F. W, Macfsrlane
4. J, Mooplar, J. p. Lynch, ". A
Kinney, w. G. Pillar, A. Kraft, W. W
Wescoatt, John Muller, l.. Lau, l.. A
Hicks, r. NJ. Goo, o. h. Olsen, G. F
Della NIX, c. f. Wilson, J. II. Pratt
J. .Meinecke, J. C. Plankinton, II. =
Agee, s. S. Peck, H.. Waldron, S. T
Carr and r. W. Andrews.
Treat For Engineers
The Second Infantry orchestra ha
been secured by the engineering aSso
citation and the visiting engineers TO
their banquet at the Commercial Cml
next Thursday, and the evening viii
be enlivened by a program enttle"
" A Little Shafter Fun" perpetrate'
by friends from the post, in which tn
following attractions will appear;
|. The Orkestry Plays Piece
"Farmer Bungtown.'
2 Hiram Ties Himself Into Knots
3. The Slip Horn Player Gets
Chance in Knockout Drops.
4. The Miller and the Mule Will Dc
Somethin'
5. "Hiram Birdseed" Will speal
few words.
i. The orkestry will struggI" will
" All Sin.
7. A little Black and White.
8. Our Musical Wondcr Appears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
!. MILL ENGINEERS
OCCUPY SESSION
. WITH INVENTIONS
Railroads, Rust Fumes That
IS Run up Hin and other
- Devices Considered u
EvAPoRAToR CONSTRUCTION !
AND THEORY ALSO A TOPIC
All Subjects Are Debated BY
! Sugar House Experts Now
In Convention
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

$3.50 q. m.-second meeting Of the
invention at the library. Subject to
e discussed: Milling, $3.50 to IL q. m;
clartfcation, IL TO ~ m. ..., .,i..
Las p. m. Aspecial train win leave
station direct, to allow the engineers to
inspect the machine shop equipment at
this place. Return trip will be made
when convenient to- the members and
at time which win not interfere
with the regular schedule Of the o.
r. and L. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
WELLINGTON KOO:
ABOyN YEARS,
MAN IN WISDOM
Reporter Who Knows Him Writes
Impressions Of New Minister
To America
SUAvE AND IMPASSIvE,
He BENDS ALL TO HIS WILL
0isarms Verbal Probing So Neat
Iy it'ls ImperceptibIe For
the Time
tAssocia,tsstd Press by Federal wir.Ieu..l

PEK1NG, Octobsr CDR. V. X,
Wellington, Koo, the newly appointed
minister to Mexico, will not be long at
his new post, if at all. He has just
been appointed minister to the United
States, succeeding Minister Kai Flu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26

X. lmanishi is one Of the principal
BANKERS Of Japan and is known in Ho,
nolulqq, having been manager Of the
Yokohama Specie Bank here about 20
years ago Imanishi was here two
years ago, and at that time organised
the Pacific Bank on King street. A.
X. Oaawa of the law firm of Biting
4 Ozawa is n brother in law Of Mr..
lmanishi. .hr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26

Is courteous; not UstemtatiOusly SO, yet
it warns d mere reporter when II dipI"
mat, after getting his consul and other
who cone aboard ship t.
meet him and escort him about tn .
city, turns again to the reporter uuI
concludes their conversation. shown.
II" sign of imrati"nc", evidently con
eidcrinG that the newspaper man might
the consideration.
And, ia this case, the rcpo. ten did
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
SHtBUZAWA AND PARTY a..
COMING ON 'SHINYo MARU
lspecial CabIe to Nlppu Jill

TOXIC, October 25.--Baron L. Shi.
buzawa and party sailed on the Shinyo
Maru Saturday afternoon. X. Imanishi
will accompany the party to Honolulu
and San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
pORI OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED

NANASA LII
U. s. {. G. cutter Thetis from Pearl
Harbor, Il. IN.
Z. 8. :. Nanshan from Pearl Har-
Dor, a. NJ.
Str. Mauna Kra from Hilo, elisa. m.
Str. W. G. Hall from Kauai, 1890
a. m.
Str. WaIcIe from Hawaii, TAO a. m.
Str. Niihau from Hawaii, 2:45 p. m,
Str. Kinau from Kauai, 2:40 a. M.
Str. Likelikr from Mo!okai, 2:50 a. m.
Str. Claudine from Maui, $50 a. m.
Str. Maui from Kauia, $50 a. m.
Str. I.urIinc from Maui, 6:l5 a. m.
Str. Cycle from Vancouver, 1920
a. m.
Str. Frank II. Buck from Sydney,
|: 30 p. III.
Str, Mackinaw from New Caledonia,
$40 a. m, of port a. m.
DLpARTED
ST.. Maui for Hawaii, $50 p. m.
Str. Mauna Kea for HiIo, $40 p. M.
Str. Frank H. Buck for San Fran
.iscq, G:3O a. IN.
Stf. }. A. Cummins for Koolau ports.
$40 a. IN.
Str. MokoIii for Koolau ports, $40
a. m.
Str. Cycle for Sydney, l2:45 p. IN.
Str. CIaudine for Maui, sos p. IN.
Str. W, G. Hall for Kauai, 5:lj a. III.
Str. Ida May for Koolau ports, 5:l9
p. III.
Srhr. Columbia from of1ing for Ahu
Nlm, $50 P. m. ...y
Str. Wailele for Hawaii, $50 p. III.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
BY str. Mauna Kea, October O.
lilo: j. f. Sheedy, wife, child and
Nurse, 4, Kopke, Hon II. r. Wolcott,
Il. o. Withers, Mrs. Il. Conklin, Miss
'. Page, w. B. Grub, C. ii. Howard,
!. :. II. Cushingham and wife, Misses
ushinEham (2), f. Herkcs, j. Grieve,
Hiss Grievo, j. ID. Do1gherty, r. Dainty
Jr., +. Dainty, Mrs II. S. Gear, r. F.
Be-, bert, ID. B. MascOnachie, Miss Kecfe,
T.. Smith, W. W. Westcott, e. +.
Wilson, o. II. Ocrtel, A. Koch, j Tsu
luIn, Y. Tasaka. Mahukona: II. H..
Perry, A. WaterhOuse, J.. A. Quon San,
\Nu", James Sakai, r. NJ Houston,
: X. kcOhokapu, Capt. y, AaipO, A.
Mason. kawaihae: T. Murray, w.
\nIrrson, H. Sin Fook, Mrs Sam Hall.
=. leslie, Chong Won Kin. lHhana:
" r. Frost, l.. Tobrincr, =. A German
Nr~ w. MrDougall,, Sing Fat and son,
y. Osaka, $. Tsuchiya, G. r. Lund R
Wilcox, Kadowa, p. n KuhokuoIun"
and wife.
by str. W. g. Hall, Oct 43 Mr.,
Kuipo and deck.
Iy str. Claudine from Maui. Ortohrl
- Charles CowaA, Mrs. CharIrs C,,'
II, Mrs. l.Onohiwa, NJ. KahookaIole, r.
e hang, Miss l.. Ayau, Mrs. KuIo
LaWn, May Kalokawa, J. Duig, (. j,
Vt booming, Iamagata, &. T. BcntO, j
Chalmers.
iiy str. Kinau from Kauai, OcLohcr
T. &lrrIc Miss Kawamoto KolUa--
Fred Lohr. Nawiliwili-S. +. Mott, =
\. Kr"let we, l.. X. Bean, ". =
I.rr",JI,N, q, Owens. Mrs. +. J.l,nuus
! f L"mcS =. X. Taiashima, Miss NJ
Nr.a,ahl, Miss MiYasake, NJ i,s Njyn
-,..,, +. q. Riley, Mrs. Frrrnnjr,. Mis-.
l." rlgu'a, H. Kruse. Mrs. II. krHs"
| \ Kerr. Duhc iDung X. Wntus", K
il ULlIn, ". Muse, Jr., Il. NJ. Simple
v mujn1'hn", IT, =. .Iudu. II
''.,," +. l.. Grady, W. &. Andradr, Geo
u-'onj, Dr. Mugnies, r. Gunptfi, Mrs
g urill, + =. =. Watcrhouse, Mr.
.", j. W. Achuck, AMI thirt, mine
PAssENGERs DEPARTED.
'~ str Mauna Kea, for Hilo, Octo
1rr X W. Gaylord, Mrs. w. II
jN"nr and FRIEND, Mrs A. Valentine
No. j. Il. Silva, William Thompson
NJ. r. +. Trottcr, Miss A. NJ Trottcr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
ENVOY GUTHRIE AND iSHII
DISCUSS YUAN SHIH-KAI

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo)
TOXIC, October 26.-Unitcd State
Ambassador Guthrie and Baron X
Ishii, minister Of foreign affairs, had ;
tony conference today over the situ.
tion in China. 1t is said the l4nlu
of Yuan Shin kai toward the mona ~rh
len! system of government was H.
.hicf feature discussed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
SEVEN ON BIG ISLAND
ILL FROM POISONED WINE

A wireless yesterday afternoon t.
he Star Bulletin from Hio stated that
even japanese at Ookala were suffer
ny severely from what appeared to b.,
he effects Of poison. A Japanese ha,
'een arrested and is charged by tho
olice with putting paris green in wine
which the seven drank. The grand jury
las been recalled to take up the case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26

The imHasslVity, SoTcaIled, Of any
other Oriental is child's play at i'm
passiVity as possessed by Doctor Koo
From Suey to Nladivost6k, the Orient
ais shouIL 20 to learn of the Chinese
r. The MINISTER has the gravity Of the
Chinese lie smiles, hut it would Ice
difficult to think of him as laughing
very heartily. With his countrymen he
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-26
!" Dor Problem Important

ut is a labor proposition, " he
said. just now we have plenty Of
labor, hut the day will surely come
when the supply Is less satisfactory,
and it is well to begin to get ready to
meet some of the obvious difficulties.
The chief trouble now is to get the cars
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
NADZWYCZAJNA SESIA
fEGISLATURY.
Oredzie zwoIujace sesye ma y
b. m. wydane bedzie dzisiaj
lub W SrOde.

Springfield, ILL.,, 9 list. Gubel
nator Dunno wyda dzisiaj Lux
w Srode oredzie zwolujace mad
zwyczajna sesye legislatury ma
22go b. m.
Nadzwyczajna ia sesya zwo-
lana zostaje z powodu dw6ch 0
rzeczen Najwyzszego sadu sta
nowegp, a przez kt6re okofo
d#5eh hilionow dolarow Z wy
.datk6w budzetu stanowego 20
stalo unieruchomionych, jak i
" podobnej sprawie, odnosza-
cej sic do miasta Chicago.
Poczatkowo postanowionem
zostaso zwclanie sesyi ma logo
b. M, lecz gdy sic dowiedziano,
ze wszystkie hotele W Spring
field beda zajete przez delega-
tow ma konwencye organizacyi
Odd Fellows, odlozono sssyei ma
p6zniei
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
P0iAR Ma PAROWCU
ROCHAMBEAU, PAROWIEC
FRANCUSKI SYGNALIZO.
WAL OGIEN w SVEN
WNETRZU.
Wic.ia $50 Cs6b; wraca do pOr.
tn Halifax.

New Ycck. n. Y, 9 list. Pa
rowiec linii francuskiej, Ro'
|chambeau. kt6ry przJi dwcn1a
daiami wyjechai z New Yorku
w droge do Bordeaux, sygnali-
zowaI W poniedzialek ogien W
przcd2iale wegli. Niezawodnie
dzisiaj Jest on w najblizszyn
porcie. t. j. Halifax. N. S.
Ma statku znajduie sic $50 O.
sob, 421 pasa2e"6w, a resZte
st2nowi zaloga. Wiezie or wiol-
XII ladunek przybor6w woJen.
nych. W tcm 2341 skrzynek ma
bci 1876 bali bawemy.
Ogien lest oiebok3 ne drie o.
kretu, w p1Zadziale nr.-5. zSgic
raiacym rezerwowy weelel. LIE
resza Z ckretU donios!a tez, il
ME groN zadne niebezpieczen\
stWo.
w kclach marynarskich pa
nuje prZekonanie, re ogien ten
ma Rqchambeau Jest rezulta
tenn spisku. w ciagu kilku 0.
statnich dni jest to juz dfugi
wypadek ognia ma okretach,-
ikt6re wyjechaly New Yorku,
Pred kilkcma dniami powstal
rozar ma Clrecie Rio Lagos. z
ladunkiem cukru do Queens
town. Okret ten zmuszony byl
Zawinac do Halifax. Kapitan o.
Ikretu tv'ierdzi, ze bomba costa
la umiemczona W jednym 2
work6w cukru. Lista okretow,
kt0re wye ,hafy New IofKu,
a ma ktorych znalezione zosta}y
bomby, . W niekt6rycn wypad
kach e!, plozya miala miejsce
sa: TourA:ne, 6 marca. Devon
CITY. 81 kwietnia; Lold Erne,
90 kwictnia; Crossington Court
g kwietn;a Samland, ] maja;
Lord Downshire, 1 maia; Kir,
koswald, 2 maja; Strathlay, 8
maia; Bankdale, 8 maja, Min
nehaha, 9 lipca; Craigside, II
5lipca; Otkinai, 8 sierpnia; St.
Anna 3 wrzeSnia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
ANGLICY ZAJELI BAGDAD.
LONDYN, 9 listop. Wojska
angielskie, walczace W MezCpo-
tamil. ajeIy stolice tcgo kraju,
.jedno Il najbogatszych
r,iast nail Eufratem.
BULG-tnZT w WALCE
L NiENCAMI.

LONDIN, 9 istop. Depesza
Z Bukaresztu dOnosi, ae pOmie-
dzy Bulgarami a NiemcaEli
przyszic do powaznego starcla
przy zajmowaniu Nagocina, W
p6InocnO wschOdniei Sarbii,
gdyz kaada re strOR starala sic
posiaSG waany ten punkt Stra-
tegiczny. w walce pablo leo
Bulgar6w. Jest to pierw5za via
dcmcSe o niesnaskach Eonlie-
dzy BuIgaran,i a Niehlcanli.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
zAPOW|EDz ROzBIORU
SERBII JAK POLSkI
-CZEsC ZABIERZE BUkGA-
RYA, RESZTE AUsTRO-
WEGRY.
Serbowie dalej zaciekle walcza
o byt panstwOwy.

Londyn, 8 list. Kazdej chwili
oczekuja tn formalnego zawia-
domienia O aneksyi po}udnio-
wei i pofudniowo wschodniej
Serbii przez Bulgaraye. Depe-
sze, jake zamienii cal Bulgaryi,
Ferdynand, z premierem Rado-
slawowem i z komendantem ar
mil bulgarskiej, kt6ra zdobyla
Nisz. swiadcza, ze rozbior Ser
bii Jest juz postanowiony. Ma
sic wiec stae z Serbia to samo'
co sic stalo Polska. Geese serb
skich prowincyi ma zagarnac
Bulgarya, reszta, mianowlcle
p6lnocna Serbia zachodnia,
wraz z Czarnogora, ma ,przy-
nasc w udziale Austro We
gron.
Zdobywca Niszu, gen. j. f.
coff w te slowa telegrafowal do
premiera:
,.Po ciezkich j krwawych wal
kach nasze dzielne zwycieshe
woiska zdobyly fortece Nisz i
na lei murach wywieszona 10
stala flaga bulgarska, kt6ra po
wiewae juz bedzie ma Mich ma
zawsze.
Odpowiedz cara Ferdynanda
qeneralowi Ecoff brzmi:
,Wmszuje wan jak najser-
doczniei wziecia Niszu, tel
twierdzy zdrady i niewiary.-
Mech Bog ma W opiece nasze
Tlatomiast premier przesla}
,,,,nciaskieniu generaloWl odpo
wiedz tel tresci;
.,Wziecie Niszu, gdne naro. 70.
dowa nasza flaga pow1ewac Juz
ho bodzie ma zawsze ku czci mo
narchy i dynastyi, a ku saw
,,s,s nsszvch dzielnych wojsk bui. !.
garskich taxi mnle Jan NJ
mych koleg6w 'rrad0waf0 0sfo-
"n'e- Kruszevac padl.
stosownie do urzedowego 10
munikatu niemieckiego' Wol. !.
ska austro niemieckis B przy Pc
r.gocy ASSisk bulgarsa ich zdooy y
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
WALK Ma BOMBY
W WOGEzACH
NIEMCY ZDOBYLI KRATER.
Rekord wojenny lOtnika.

Paryz, 8 listop. Ma froncie
zachodnim W okolicy Chapelot-
te w Wogezach tocZa sic Walk
ma bomby i petardy. Pod Ar
tois i ma odcinku Loos toczy
sic pojedynek artyleryiski. -
Transze ma tym odcinku sa W
rekach woisk angielskich.
Me wiele tez mowi wal
kach ma zachodzie komunikat
berlinski. w ostatnim SVEN
wydaniu donosi on, re wojska
niemieckie po ozywionych wal
kach w g6rach Wogezach zdo-
byIy wzg6rze, ktorego szczyt
jest dawnym kraterem. Rozpa-
czliwa walka piers piers to-
czyla sic pod Celles.
Lotnik niemiecki Ingelman
ZestzeliI wczcraj biplan angiel-
ski typu Bristol, uzbroiony w
try karabiny maszynowe. Jest
to sz6sta Z rzedu ofiara, iaka
padla Z reki lotnika lngelmana.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09

wv glab Bu}garyi - glosi komu
nikat londynski.
,,Francuzi zajeli Gale pasmo
wzg6rz Babuna miejscowo5c
Kosiak.
,,Wojska francusko angiel-
skie rozciagneiy juz swa LIME
bojowa ma przestrzeni 60 mil
cd Prilepu w Serbii po punkt
ma poludnie cd Strumnicy W
Bulgaryi. Walk bardzo zacie-
kle tocza sic w punkcie, gdzie ia
linia przecina sic z LIMA kole-
iowa Nisz Saloniki.
Nv Salonikach laduja dalsze
wojska."
Odwrot Serb6w jest czysto
strategicznym. Gdy nadejda
posilki sprzymierzmych, wspol
nemi siiami zacznie sic pedzic
Niemcow i Bulgarow powro-
tenn do ich granic i dalej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
,PREZYDENT POD WPLY
I; WEN WOJSKOWYCH.
o. G. Willard nieprzyjaznie kry-
tykuje nagia zmiane W prze-
konaniach preZydenta.

New York, n. Y, 9 list. Os-
wald Garrison Willard, redak-
tor dziennika Evening Post i
redsn z bliskich prZyjaci6l pre-
zydenta Wilsona, W przemoWie
lid publicznem zarzucn preZy-
dentowi, il nagle stall sic mill
tarysta, podczas gdy zaledwie
pred rokiem twierdzil, ze ME
ma zadnych powodow do obaw
woiny, by kraj zamienic W
zbroiny oboz.
Willard twierdzi, re prezy-
dent dostal sic pod wplyW pote
znej kamaryli wojskowei ma
rynarskiej, zlozonej cficerow
W czynnej sluzbie i pensyono-
wanych, a kt0rzy dzlafaJa W III
teresie fabrykantow broni / a.
municyi. ....
.Eksperci wojskowi, lacznie
Z T. RoCseveltem, So W tym in
teresie ME z zadnych innych
przyczyn, jak ola korzySci,"
twierdzi Willard. ....... .
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
cago Ill., Wtorek dnia g.po Listopada November) 1915
erbia ma bye podzieIona miedzy zwyeieze6W

nh ofenzywe. Jednakowoz ma
ntehtorych odcinkach tego
frdntu ataki rosyjskie zostaly
oaparte z wielkiemi stratami
dla Rosyan. Ma reszcie frontu
niema zmian wazniejszych. W
Galicyi tocza sic W dalszym cia
gu walki mad Strypa, jednako-
Moz bez decydujacego charak-
teru. w pochodzie swym ma Blu
kowine, Rosyanie wstnymali
sic nieco, wobec czego Ger
niewce So ma razie bezpieczne.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
q FABRYKOWANIE PASZ.
PORT6W AMERY-
KANSkICH.
Rad nieriecl1i zaprZecZa, by
urzednicy dopuszczali sic
y tegOa N

|
Washington, D. c., 8, listop.
W nocie nadeszlej W poniedzia-
lex do departamentu stanu, -
Rad niemiecki zaprzecza, by u,
rzednicy niemieccy ,,fabryko-
wall amerykanskie paszporty
dla uzytku agentow j emisaryu
sly swych, jak to zeznali uwie,
zieni W Anglii Robert Rosens
thai i T. Breckow. s.
Rad niemiecki twierdzi, ae
zeznania takie ME istnieja ma
wet, lecz, re So wymyslem rza-
,du angielskiego, a jesli istriie-
ia. to zostaly wymuszone "a
.wiezniach, lub tez uzyskausS
tbietnica nagrody lub ulze,hs
kary.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
SPISKOWCY NIEMIECCY
POD SADEM.
Szesciu spiskowc6w pOchwyco-
nych W New Yorku, posta-
wionych W stan oskarzenla.

New York, N. Y, 9 list. Fee
deralna lava wielko przysle-
giych postawila wczoraj w
stan oskarzenia szesciu spis-
kowc6w niemieckich, o rome
przestepstwa przepisow kode-
ksu morskiego.
Oskazeni zostali: Porucznik
Robert Fay, ktory wyznai tai
nej policyi, ze zostal tn wysia-
ny przez niemieckie wladze, by
przeszkodzic wywozowi amunl-
cyl dla sprzynniezencow.
Max Breitung, ktory Fay'o-
WI pomagal; Walter Scholz,
szwagier pierwszego, areszto-
wany razem MIN w Weehaw,
ken, N. j., podczas prob 2 ma
terya}amy wybuchowymi;; J, Ed
ward Bronkhurst, inzynier g6r
niczy, ktory Fay'owi dostar-
cyl pewnych rnateryaiow wy
buchowych. Paul Daeche j dr..
H. Kienzie, wspolczynni 2 Fa7-
YEN.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-09
.ROSYANIE tAMIA
FRONT NIENIECkI
w DWU MIEJSCACH WIFE.
Ii 500 JENCA.
Ma odcinku Rygi niema powal,
niejszej zmiany.

Piotrogr6d, via Londyn, 8 IL
stopada. Urzedowy komunikat
rosyjski glosi:
Ma lewym brzegu rzeki Aa
w Kurlandyi piechota nasza,
wsparta ogniem artyleryi, zaje
Ia okolice Frankendorf iPawas
seru i posunela sic nieco ma po-
ludnie cd jeziora Babite.
Nv poblizu zachcdniego wy
brzeza jeziora swienciahskiego
tocza sic move walki. Ma ME
ktorych odcinkach frontu woj-
ska nasze przedarly sic przez
linie niemiecka i zajeiy ME
przyiacielskie transze.
,,Pemyn furyi atakiem zaie-
lismy kiIka linii pozycyj ME
przyjacielskich W pcblizu wsl
Gula Liskowska, gdzie wzielis-
my do niewoli 400 Niemcow
zdobyli kilka karabinow maszy
nowych.
Ma polnoc Cd rzeki Okonko,
w okolicy n1ieiseowosci Kolki,
l-g'szafs'. ar7-5S7rt'''- 49,.
pzedarliSmy.sie przez LIME o.
bronna niemiecka j zajelismy
ufortyfikowane pozycye ME
przyiacielskie, biorac do niewo
Ii 400 Niemc6w zdobywajac 5
karabinow maszynoWych."