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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

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Vinterterminen begyndte den 20. Nov. Der tilbydes
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THE EDDYITE.
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THE FIVE FOLD PATHWAY.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
ROME PUTS FLOWERS
ON SOLDIERS GRAVES

Rome, Nov. "A colossal cross
erected for All Souls day in the GENE
terry where all Romans who have fall
en- in battle are buried was covered
today with floral offerings contributed
by throngs Of mourners The newly
made graves also were banked high
with flowers.
A concession granted by Pope Ben
edict permitted all priests to celebrate
three masses on Christmas day, one OF
them being designed by the pontif es-
pecially for the thousands who have
died on the field of battle without the
comfort of religion,
Another was for the dead in gen
eral. All churches and cemeteries
were crowded with persons ar prayer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
CHILDREN MARCH
S(HOOLFIRE
All Inmates Of Pennsylvania Catholic
Orphanage, at Mass, Are
Saved.


Harris. Pa. Nov sylvan Heights
Ogphanage, the largest institution Of
its kind in the Catholic diocese OF Har-
risburg, was destroyed by fire today
but its 103 children, who were attend
ing mass in the chapel when the flames
were discovered. were marched to
safety The building occupied a height
overlooking the city and the FIRE was
one of the most spectacular in years,
the flames shooting high in the air
Defects in wiring are supposed to
have caused the fire, as one of the sis
tiers. in attempting to speak over a
telephone shortly after O'Clock found
it almost too hot to touch
Flames were discovered inside the
wainscoating Of a room in the north
wing and in few minutes they ate
their way to the roof Word was quick
ly sent TO Rev. Dennis p. ReaTdon, who
was conducting mass In the chapel in
the south wing and in few minutes
the youngsters were marched out IN
der the direction of Sister Aloysius, the
mother superior.
Rev Mr.. Reardon continued the mass
until after the children were out of
the building and left the altar when the
chapel was filled with smoke.
Most Of the effects of the children
were saved, together with considerable
furniture, as the wing where the fire
started was used only for dining
rooms, study halls and class rooms.
Owing to the high location OF the
building the fremen had difficulty in
obtaining sufficient water pressure in
the early stages of the fire and it
quickly spread TO the other wings.
The orphanage was built prior to
the Civil war as a residence. 1t was
converted into an orphange by Bishop
Shauahan in 1901.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
THE WAR TODAY

The great Italian general often
siye, launched a fortnight age, has
broken down, the Austrian war
office declares. in statement to-
day, after the loss OF 100000 men
by the attacking forces.
The Vienna statement asserts
that the Austrian lines on the
Isenzo front are. unchanged despite
the assaults In great force made on
them and that the Austrian posi-
lions on the Tyrol aad Carinthian
fronts are the same as the defen-
siye forces have held since the be-
ginning Of the war,
British and French transports
with troops on board have ap-
peared off kaTaia, Greece, a Ber-
lin newspaper announces. appar-
emily pTesaging the landing of
new allied expediti0nary force for
operations in the Balkans. The
railroad from Sal0niki to Dedeag-
hatch. Bulgaria, lies a few miles
north. Twenty miles east is the
Bulgarian border.
Dispatches from Athens to Lon
don declare the attitude of Greece
toward the entente allies is be-
coming more favorable. A Bucaa-
rest telegram received in Italy
quotes the conservative leader,
NJ. Filipeaco, as declaring in ef-
feet that Bulgaria's action In war
ring on Serbia has done wonders
toward solidifying public opinion
in Rumania for Intervention ON the
side the entente powers.
The MoBtenegrin war office de-
clareS the Montenegrin troops are
successfully holding the Austrians
south Of ViShegrad in Bosnia.
Paris announces the prevalence
OF calm after he recent furious
lighting on the western front.
COnstantinopie reports violent
artillery dueIs on the Dardaneiles
front. The Turks claim to have
dispersed by artillery fire masses
of allied troops sighted by their
scouts.
Sinking OF the British torpedo
boat number 81 as the result of q
nolI;sfau af Gibraltar is auunuueed
by the British admiralty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
POPE WILL OPPOSE
VAIN PEACE PLAN
Pontiff Won't Support Proposals OF
AnStro-Germans Unless Allies
Are Favorable,

London. Nov. 2.-Anent the persist
emit report that Austria and Germany
are about to initiate peace negotiations,
the Rome correspondent Of the Daily
News, attributing his information to a
"trustworthy source telegraphs:
"The pope is determined not to sup
port any initiative toward peace oh
WousIy inspired by the Austro-Ger-
mans unless assured there Is a posi-
bility that the allies are favorable to
certain proposals with Ireland to ALSO
abstain from any peace negotiations
which are foredoomed 10 failure
Bologna. italy. Nov 1, Via Paris. Nov.
Prince Won Buelow. reported to
have been sent 10 Switzerland by the
German government to initiate peace
negotiations. will remain at Lucerne
three or four weeks, says the Berne
correspondent of the Resto Del Carlino.
to collaborate with Monsignor Mar
chetti, papal delegate to Switzerland.
drawing up peace proposals which
Pope Benedict could submit TO the en-
tente powers
The Resto Del Carlino asserts the
pontiff himself now is engaged in com
bining the most promising features of
various projects for mediation which
hitherto have been suggested into one
precise and definite plan. The paper
reviyes the report that the pope will
seek to induce President Wilson to act
simultaneously with him in interven-
tion in behalf OF peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
3O6HURTINLAB0R
FIGHTS CHICAGO
Police, Strike Breakers and Hired
Singers Are accused by Gar-
meni Workers,

Chicago. Ill, Nov. "A list contain
ing the names OF 306 persons said 70
have been beaten or otherwise injured
by police strike breakers or hired
sluggars' was made public today By
officials OF the striking garment work
ers.
The list was given out as d retort to
the roster oil persons injured through
strike violence as prepared by the pc
lice.
Sidney HiilmaB, president Of the gar
ment workers union in admitting
strikers had committed acts OF vio-
lence, said
You cannot expect all men and
women who are hungry to stand idly
BY Nhen taere seems TO be q direct
method OF obtaining victory"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
POWDER PLANT
BLAST INJURES17
Carload of White Cannon Charge EN-
plodes at Du Point Factory in
Wilmington.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. Seventeen
men were badly injured today by a
heavy explosion of a large quantity of
powder at number / plant OF the Du
Pont Powder Works at Carneys Point,
N J. Most of them were brought
across the Delaware river to this city
on the company's boats and taken TO
the three hospitals.
It is said that the explosion was of
a carload of white cannon powder, but
the serious results were not so much
from the explosion, as it occurred in
a large room, as from the flash of fire
that enveloped the entire premises. The
injured men were victims OF the fiery
visitation
First aid was given as far as possible
by the powder company's physician.
and then the injured men we're taken
to the boats and brought to Whining
ton,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
BRITISH TORPEDO
SUNK AT GIBRALTAR

London. Nov 1.-The British adj
mSralty this afternoon announced that
the British torpedo boat number So was
sunk at Gibraltar yesterday after be-
ing in a collision.
The 96 was built u years ago. she
was $40 feet long and her displacement
was 1876 tons. She was armed with
three S-pounders and three torpedo
tubes. Her normal complement was
Is men,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02

Turin Nov l. tyia Paris, Nov. ~
Crown Prince Frederick William Of
Germany is dead, according TO Rome
dispatch to the Gazette Del POpolo,
whose correspondent asserts he was
informed by a diplomat accredited TO
the vatican.
News had been received by the
secretary Of state in a cipher message
from the papal nuncia at Vienna, Mon
signor Scapinneli
The diplomat is said to have refused
further details but to have assured the
correspondent the news was authentic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
Continued on Page Fourteen,)
biz for Entnmhed Miner,

Pittsburgh, Pa. Nov. > Every avail
shie miner in the Curtisville district
near here was today summoned to the
shatt of the Ford Galleries company,
AaeFe late yesterday Frank Morgan,
ne tormean, was entomhed by fall
VI slate Rescuers working in relays
toiied throughout the night, digging
toward where Morgan was believed to
Dc buried. and fresh men relieved them
ct daybreag.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
SEVENTEEN COUNTIES
ELECT BOARDS TODAY

Springfield. H. Nov ,. County
commissioners are to be elected today
in II counties in Illinois which arc
not under township organization. The
vet and dry issue is TO be thrashed
cut in severSl localities,
The election Of county commission
ers is being held In these counties
Alexander. Calhoun, Cass. Edwards
Hardin, Johnson, Massac. Menard
Morgan, Monroe. Perry, Pope. Puias-
hi, Randolph, Scott, Union and va
BASH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till 2. ". Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity,

Fair tonight and Wednesday: warm
er Wednesday
Temperature at a. m. SO Highes.
yesterday. II lowest last night, %.
Velocity of wind at a. m, eight
miles per hour
Precipitation, none.
Relative humidity at : D M. 49, AZ
7 a. m, 70; at p. M today. %
Stage Of water, 81, fall Of 3 in
last "a hours.
]. NJ. sHERIER, Local Foreeaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
King Returns to London.

London, Nov. king George, who
returned to London last night from
the French front, is recovering slow
~ from the effects of his fall from
Lorse last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02
LONDON AWAITS
R(jMANIAN MOVE
News From Paris Indicates Balkan
Power VIII Enter War With
Allies,

London. Nov. I'm his address
before The house of commons this
afternoon, Premier Asquith stated
that Field Marshal Sir John
French, commander of the British
forces on the Franco Belgian front,
was now in command II nearly
i,000,G(l0 men,
Mr.. AsQuith said the total cas-
ualties in France and Flanders
amounted 10 357,0lp0.
He asserted the ttermanS had net
made net gain of a foot of
ground since April.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-02

London, Nov, Public interest is
divided today between Premier AS
quith's speech in the house Of COM
mons. and Rumania's reported inten-
tons to throw her lot with the enten-
tie allies News coming by way Of
Paris lends support to the growing
| impression that Rumania is preparing
to intervene in the war
By royal decree new classes of Ru-
manian recruits are being modified.
Vienna reports that "a grave situa-
ton" may arise between Austria and
Rumania in connection with the pro-
posed use of the lower Danube to
transport Russian troops to Bulgaria,
Little news comes direct from Buch-
Arrest, as the censorship is enforced so
strictly that even ordinary messages
are stopped. but it is known that agi-
tation in favor of war is spreading
through the army.
L.
garian armies are drawing the net
more closely about Nish. In the south
the French assert they have inflicted
considerable losses on the Bulgarians,
who are reported to have been thrown
back on the right bank of the Vardar
The only political development of
note in the Balkans is a change of
tone in the ministerial press of Athens,
which is publishing apparently inspir-
ed articles Of a nature friendly to the
entente allies. although still insisting
4 Greece must maintain her policy Of
neutrality
Along the eastern front there is evil
dence of a considerable extension Of
the Russian offensive. This is fndi-
Gated by official reports from both
sides, although neither claims any i'm
portant result from these operations.
Definite reports concerning the prog
ress of the new German attack on
Riga also are lacking.
Greece Favors Allies.
H.
circles an attitude more favorable TO
the entente allies apparently has been
assumed. Reuters correspondent at
Athens teIegraphs that simultaneously
with the official denial Of reports Of
Greece's hospitality toward the entente
powers came a change in tone of the
ministerial press. which is now pub
fishing articles in favor of the allies.
These articles presumably are inspir-
{ ed Notwithstanding the drift Of opin-
/ ion. it is maintained that the neutrality
of Greece will be adhered TO as long
as possible, The correspondent SAYS
there are indications that any attempt
| to change the policy OF the government
would result in the fab OF the cabinet.