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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

ney and orator OF Elkins. W Va. was
business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall have
taken house in WoOdlawn to which
place they will move In the spring.
Mrs. Nelson r. Whitaker left Tues
day morning FOR Philadelphia where
she will spend few weeks.
Mrs. William Burns. OF I.eatherwood
leaves today for Pittsburgh. to spend
the weekend.
DIT. Frank lie Moyne Hupp has re-
turned from Sistersville. where he
went on a professional visit
Mrs. Thomas Davis is seriously an
at her home. 215l Chapline street.
suffering from cancer OF the liver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
wos1ATs CLUE cALEnpAE

Thursday. Feb. 4. 500 p m.-woman's
Club. Wellaburg, Hudson House
Friday. Feb. 5, 500 p m.-Gensral
meeting. A. %. L. W.
Friday. Feb s. $50 D. m-woman's
club. doundsvtlle. Hostesses MeSda uns,
PariOtt and Fisher
Friday. Feb. 5. 500 p m.-woman'r
club. Martins Ferry. El<s' Club.
lake. will play the piano. The boys
are high class artists, and a most
wonderful treat is in store for Wheel
ing people. Bonnie Jones sang at n
concert given by him in Philadelphia
last week. and has engagements all
through the East. in Guiding one in
Maine. Collins Smith has been two
years in Beaver College. and is quite
a little artist. Tickets will be on
sale al Davis. Durham & Tyler's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Daily Chit-Chat
(sy n tn cameronJ
DOES THIS FIT YOU?


Did you ever happen 90 think how
many virtues DO taxes 90 make O. good
card playerT
You know good card players who don't
appear Co have o. slrplur o. yirtuesf
Wen. probably yoG aud aren't using
good Boo che sHme sense. You see. /
don't mean the player VINO always wins.
4 mean the man who play gtmes- used
cards only because they are @ typical and
common rufunHHda they should D. PLAYED.
sucn e. man does not grow sloveuly in
miserable hand. Die plays every hand ne
gets. good or bad. for Tu below what %
was worth Than to have had "a miserable
DooHa't Blame Hls Defeat on Luck"
fle does NOT fhuII uuaulF over good
cl~fT or fret about poor ones. lIo takes
90 blame nj defeat ul bad cards. NJ that
Dr. tIc reason Cor Die defeat be lets bic
nlpgnfnts admit % or Do burles the fact
ln ~. own ggntcipusns 49, PIE o. never
ta.Ey enough fu MAKE that claim FOR
himself. on tnN otntr hand De is nl-
N,gyF careful o. mention This oDp1nenlf
rte rood card player always pays at
NOT insult his companions by letting his
attention wander. While De- plays cards
Dr.. play. Them. TIE does NOT pretend 90
n0 indifferent as Co., whether b. wins o-
h none Of your luasuurHu sumsstrrH.
your HH. .Hnd-luII players who have
laN. uu objection fo fHE- r. hand N you
affirm chat fr.s hove ru pleasure fr
winning that they like fH win one Fnua
a1d losg another. thst They can while
tnbie. but rre indifferent whether tbey
r, a GOOD Loser.
I.' though Boz" Del a Been adversary be-
b. above aI h.r.r n good Io.ar Iio
docs uH. Iaa o.. I.Hr. buI Ea cam take EIa
.N.nE .Nl'E "r ilI-ten-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
chIIdren,s cabar,t nanc.

Special features viii be introduced
In the program OF events at the chill.
dren's cabaret dance 10 be given bv
Mrs. Maud Spoonsr- Becker At the A.
o. u. W. han Friday evening. The
following f. a partial program.
Demonstration ~ Standardized
Hesitation Waltz-Loufs Hefner and
Mary Laudsrs
MaEiNe-Arthur Dyson and Marinifa
Truachai
Fox T'rot and Brazilian Trot-I,oufr
Felnier and Kathleen TruacheI
Vocal S0lo-Helerted. Nav gerre
Recitation Selected. Dorothy Hufts
keoitation--SeleCted. Louise 'paradis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
BELLAIRE ESCAPES
Damage TO Belmont County Metropo-
lis Will Be Very Light-PeopIe
Had Prepared.

Bellaire fortunately escaped a bad
Hood this year after having prepared
Tor 40 foot stage. As IL is. a great
portion OF the city is flooded. and a
Few inches more would have sent the
water into many more homes in the
HOOD zone. Had IL not been for the
precaution TO be prepared, the resi-
dents and business men would have
suffered considerable loss.
All freight and passenger service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
caharet Dancn

Mrs. Maud Spooner- Becker s. max.
ing elaborate arrangements for her
Cabaret dance 70 be given to the Fri
day evening and Saturday afternoon
classes and their friends at the A o.
U. W. hall on Friday evening OF this
week. A special menu will be served
and many reservations have been
made. There will be orchestra music
and a large attendance f. expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Needlework Party

Mrs. Charles b. Cook entertained a
number Of her friends at her apart
ments in the Gertrude flats Wednes-
day afternoon from 2:30 TO o'clock.
\ dainty luncheon was served the
following guests: Misses Ada Jepson,
Anna Robb. Mesdames c. b. Cooke.
Claude Porter Terry, Fred Roderus.
w. $. Fulton. Robert Hazlett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
SUSPEND SENTENCE.
Charles Hollender, colored, Drunk,
Released 10 Do Better.

Charles Hollender. colored, was the
only offender TO come under the arm
or the law at yesterdays session of
police court. Charles was all Tick
cred up when he was arrested, but
when brought up I'm police court he
told the judge he had a mother To-
support and was allowed 10 go under
suspended sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
carron cIub card Partx.

On Tuesday afternoon, February Is.
the members OF the Carroll club will
enjoy another afternoon card party.
Mrs. NJ. J. Ford and Miss Agne Null
laney are in charge and will award
handsome prizes to the winners. A
luncheon will be served the guests.
This will be the last event at the Car
roll club before Lent which begins
on Ash Wednesday. February II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Engagement Announced.

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Charlotte
McConnaughy. of Bridgeport TO Mr.
Guy Watson, OF Louisville, Ky. The
date for the wedding is February 10.
Miss McConnaughy Is well known on
both sides of the river and has been
employed in the office of the c. A
House Music company. The groom
Is prominent Business man OF
Louisville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Kitchen Shower.

Miss Anna Ungerleider, whose mar
riage 10 Mr.. Walter A. Sunshine takes
place February 26, was the recipient
OF kitchen shower given by the
Young Ladies Temple Guild OF the
Eoff Street Temple. The shower was
given Tuesday evening with the fol
lowing present: Misses Hattie Stein
hauser. Rose Moss. Amelia Bachen-
heimer. Marie Heymann. Pauline
Horkheimer. Birdie Ertz. Of Bradley.
Pa; Fanny Baer, Emma Hanauer.
Rose Reichbaum. Rae Steinhauser.
Janet Moss, Fannie Heymann. Sadie
Ertz. of Bradley: Anna Ungerleider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

Nv asked the young lady across the
way II she looked for an early rap
proachement between the armies in
Europe and she said she supposed
they'd keep on dghting the way they
were now all winter but she hardly
looked for a really great battle until
the weather changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

be there TO furnish the music. A
special dance program will be ar
ranged There will be no admission
The Arion carnival committee beg
leave TO have the following rules OBJ
served by all members:
Maskers will assemble in the par
Tor and club rooms promptly at s
p. m
Members OF committee win appear
In full costume.
Tickets are not transferable. and IL
presented by non-members admission
will be refused
Ladies not belonging to the imme-
date family OF members. introduced
by a member. can be admitted on
payment of 81 for a ladies' ticket.
Extra tickets can be procured from
F. Riester. German Fire Insurance
company's Office. No. 1918 Chapline
street, on and after Saturday, Febru-
airy 8.
Unmarried members are entitled to
one ladies' ticket only.
Arion members are kindly request
ed not TO bring children under twelve
years.
Costumes TO be had at any time at
J. Fronts hairdressing parlors, 1lO9
Main street. and his place OF business
viii be open for the accommodation
OF the members Sunday, the 9TH of
FebEuary. Anyone desiring special
costumes is requested to make ar
rangements not later than the 4th of
February.
Ladies or gentlemen not in costume
viii not be allowed on the dancing
floor at any time during the evening.
You are requested to wear your car
niyal costume during the entire even
Ing. Simply wearing a mask is not
being in costume.
Supper from IL o'clock in the din
ing room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

very unusual concert viii be
given on February ls at the Firat
English Lutheran church by two little
boys. Master Bunie Jones. pupil
OF Prof James stephen Martin. OF
fiffahur-h viii finE and Collins
smith, of F0Ilansboo. a pupil of West.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Thursday Party

Mrs. Edward Men. OF woodsdale.
VIII entertain Thursday afternoon
with a sewing party for Mrs. Charles
Jackson. Mrs. Nen will be assisted
by her sister. Miss Sarah jackson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Dancing Committee.
For Miss Hovenkamp.

Mrs. Harvey Reppetta. OF the Island
entertained with dinner at the Fort
Henry club Wednesday evening for
Miss Elizabeth Hovenkamp. OF Dallas,
Texas. who is the guest OF Miss Esther
Kriel at the Windsor hotel. The din
ner was prettily appointed with GOV.
ers for:
Misses:
Elizabeth HovenlSamp Sarah Jackson
katherine Gilbert Esther KrfaI
Ellzabeth Carney Bess Mathison
MeBsrB:
tarNe Pollock julie Pollock
Russell Irvine Arthur F,bbert
Harve Reppstto Wilson Crubb
MT. and Mrs. Gail Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

TIC bcoN LdNdITNc 7 NNOW ".
81 have sold Chamberlain Tablets
for several years People who have
used them will take nothing else. /
can recommend them to my customers
as the best laxative and cure for CON
stipatiOn that I know OF. writes Frank
Strouse, Fruitland. lows. For sale by
all dealers ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
about People
Movements or Inafvidusls 10
and From, lie City.
AT THE HOTELS

helure-L- l.. Gould. Parkersburg:
Oliver Whiting, Marietta; Mrs. Glen
SnOdgrass, New Martinsville. H. r.
McGrimm. Harrisyille; J. r. Forney.
Nit Vernon. .. NJ. Dye. Sistersyille:
b r. Taylor. Parker burg; Clinton
Williams, Steubenville. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. burlington. GAINESVILLE.
Stamm-J. A. Sayre. Monaco: W.
+. Lougnrey. Cincinnati; Harry kim
Minis, Valley Grove: J. l.. Hood. Ros-
by's Rock; J. Former, Carrollton.
Gsand Centrsl-R. G.. Hunter. Mt.
PIE SAINT; Lillian Diver. Parkersburg:
Rebecca Bayles. Martins Ferry; ].
Howard Holt. Moundsyllle; Tilden
Thorn. Parkersburg: r. W. Gee. Par
kersburg; 4. J. Stead. Shadyside.
Brunswiek-Henry Edmunds. Ad-
ena; Dr. Charles Ryan. Dayton; VIII
bur Garrett. Bellaire; w J. Wayman.
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Percy Callahan. Of Glenwood
Heights is recovering from a serious
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred PAUL. OF Haw-
thorn Court leave next week for Win
ter Park. Florida.
Miss Julia Feinler, of North Main
street who has been in is again able
TO be out.
Misses Mariery and Hester wether-
aid, Of GAINESVILLE, O., who have been
guests OF Mrs. John \aylor. have re-
turned TO their home.
Mrs. Joseph PAUL. Sr. has returned
to her home after a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. John Marshall. in
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Peter Phillips and son. Chester.
of Pittsburgh, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cristleib on Twentieth
street.
Mr.. John Kohm has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio. where he has been
the guest of HIS sister for a few days
Mr.. Thomas l.. Shepard. an employe
Of the local Pennsylvania station has
returned from Sclo. OHIO. where he
visited relatives.
Mr. George Henthorne. an empl ye
Of the b. & o. is off duty ON account
OF illness.
Air. Charles Gleason H. spending n
few days at Glen Eastor visiting his
family.
Mrs. Earl Hawthorn. of ST. Glars
Vile. was a business visitor in the
city Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Wolf. Of Columbus. IL
visiting relatives at Fulton for few
days
Gen. and Mrs. H. Maynard Kimber-
land have returned from Charleston.
where they attended the Governors
reception. Gen. and SIrs. Kimberlaud
were In the receiving line. Gen. Kim
berlsnd being one OF the Governors
staff
Hon. Nike King. prominent attor-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

The only hirh vrads baking powder
.tNIrE ai o. reasonable price Ghaff
TRUST brand rrIrrr that's ravfa .FHa
pure food kind zee 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
CARROLL CLUB
MASQUERADE
GIVEN LAST EVENING WITH
MANY GUESTS IN AT
ENHANCE.
Arion and Elks Clubs VIII Have Their
Mask Balls Before Lent-Other
Notes Of the Social Whiri.

The annual masquerade was given
al the Carroll Club last evening, and
despite the food conditions there
were many in attendance. The club
was decorated in vari-colored stream.
ers and flowers. Meister's orchestra
furnished the music. with a special
dance program rendered.
During the evening Mrs. Louise
Stauver served a delicious luncheon.
Miss Marie Friesmuth and Miss
Emma Gundling were in charge. as.
sisted by an able committee com.
posed Of:
Messrs. and Mesdanes;
Henry Hoffman Edward KempIe
John Edmunds j. j. T. O'Brien
w. II. Gundling W. T.. Lear
A. J. Mayer William wingerter
ROBERT Snider John Grogan
EDWARD Jepson Vincent owens
Irene Dufrene Mildred Cogley
Martha kreismuth Marie Hell
Regina He'll Catherine Farley
Agnes Mullnney Margaret Giiligan
Evelyn Blum Anne Weir
Rose Owens Catherine Beattie
Messrsi
George Greene Elmer welty
Bill Nolan Tom Howlev
Alphonse wingerter James McAllister
IoIn cooper Lawrence Steinmetz
Frank Blum Charles SEWER
NJ. J. McFadden Joseph Owens
henry GIndling Edward Kemple
Ed. Schiller
The following were among the
maskers present:
Mareella Yahn---Martha Washington
Mrs. IA, v. Smith-Country Girl.
n. V. Smith-Farmer
Marie Friesmuth-Baokward Girl
Emma Gundling-Backward Girl
Mrs. Joseph Grogan - Fisherman's
Margaret Grogan-spanish Girl.
John Fitzpatrick-Clown.
Mildred Rauchenberg-Mart Wash
ington.
Mrs. John crawford-Evenin. Gown.
Helen Lutz-French DOLL
Marie FON-Tango Girl.
Mrs. j. NJ. Maurer-Maid.
J. NJ. Maurer-Clown.
Angela observation-disclosures Girl
Martha Friesmuth-Spauish
Katherine Earley-Spantsh
Margaret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Girl.
Dorothy Butts-Country Girl
Rose Noellinger-Westsrn Girl
Mrs. Bernard FiEher-Western Girl
Mary Fisher-Gypsy
Girl Of 177s.
Martha keiiy-Janis Meridith.
Martha Ftsher-fndlan
Mrs. George Tappan-Evening Gown
George Tnppan-Ful Dress
Mary q. Gaus-Tamboureen Girl
Pearl Barth-Kid.
lscona Shanley-Spanish.
Mrs sam Altmeyer-Gypsy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21

Powyzsza foograa zostala zdeta Sejmie Sche-
necadv yko zpaach Schenectady
Padeewski dale sic bardzo rzadko
Powyzsza otograa zosaa zd schodach pred
koSciele Woceha msrz wychodz to-
arzywe kotet recepyjnego ably udae sale obok ego
gdzie wygos synna Pc Prawe stronie wie
kego Patryoty Fronczak Buffalo. ako komu
ecepcyjnego yu po ewe rone mazonka Paderewska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
WALK Ma zACHODNIM TEATRzE WOJNY.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Przesilenie Gabinetowe w Anglii.
AsqGith ustepuje?...

zostaly najpowazniej zagrozone
- miedzy innemi pozostal W Pol
see gen. niemiecki Linsingen ma
wSparcie Austryakow. Niemcy
ma poinoc Sciagaja wszelkie woj-
ska mozliwe i pra ma Ryge z O.
gromna potega; ostatnio znowu
poczynili pewne postepy i zacho-
dzi Ottawa, re jednak Ryge bedq
musieli Rosyanie ewakuowac.
Berlin, 81 pazdziernika. - Ra-
port niemiecki donosi, IL armiA
Hindenburga ma polnocy wydat-
ME sic posunela pod Ryge: "
centrum mic nowego, armia Lin
singena z austryackiemi wojska-
mi valley mad Styrem Strypa,
wstrzymujac napor rosyjski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21

zniSzczyli dotychczas lSj
angielskich Statk0w handlowych
i 1;5 statn0w rybackich.
Berlin, 81 pazdziernika. - Ad-
miralicya niemiecka ogiasza, IL
ia BaItyk, gdzie dziafaja nury
angielSkie nader zgubnic dla stat
kow niemieckich, ktore re Szwe-
cyl maja przywiezc rude zelazna,
ruszyG sic Z port6w szwedzkich
nic moga majq bye sprowadzone
balony nicmicckic, Skutecznc Je-
dynic W walcc nuraml, Z ba-
lonu bowiem widac nury W wo-
die. Stosunkowo gieboko. Spo--
dziewaja sic Niemcy, IL balony Z
nurami wnet sic uporaja, wte-
dy statki owe ruda zclazna, TAX
Nicmcom potrzebna beda mogiy
ruszyc do portow niemieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
NIEMCY BICI MA CALVIN WSCHOD-
MIN FRONCIE WOJENNYM.
lime Pa1Stwa WObeC
losu Serbii.

Londyn, 81 pazdziernika. -
Dotychczas tylko Anglia Fran
eva czynnie wsPariy Serbie w jeJ
najciezszcj chwili, spodziewac sic
jednak nalczy, IL ofenSywa rosyj-
ska na wschodnim teatrze wojny
! postepy W Galicyi ma Bukowi-
ME wywra dobry wplyw ma Bal
kanie, bo zmusza Niemcow All
strvakow do odwolania czeSci
woisk z Baikanu do Polski. Po-
zatem spodziewac sic nalezy, IL
Rosya, kt5ra rowniez Buigaryi
wojne wypowiedziala, wystapi sa
ma czynnie W obronie Serbii. Co
do Rumunii to stanowisko jej
wciaz jest jeszcze niejasne / ME
zdecydowane, ale podobno skla-
MIA sic ona coraz wiecej ia strong
Sprzymierzonych, a@ostatnio po-
jechai do Francyt i Resyi pred.
stawiciel rzQdu rumunskiego -
zapewne w celu omowienia wa
runk6w wspolnej akcyi zbrojnej.
Stanowisko Grecyi jeszcze wiecej
nieiasne. Ostatnio rad angielski
zrobif Grecyi bardzo ponetna pro-
pozycye: mianowicie "a przyia--
czenie sic czynne do wojny po
stronie Sprzymierzonych - An
glia ofiarowa1a Grecyi wyspe
Cypr, trzecia najwieksza ma Mos
rzu Srodziemnem, niegdys ture-
eka, a przez lat szereg okupowa-
sna. pozniej anektowana przez
,Anglie; wyspa to bogata bardzo
o. ludnosci przewaznie greckiej
jak Grecya propozycye te przyj-
mie - ME wiadomo. Wreszcie
W1ochy gotowe sa wspierat ak
eye baikanska Sprzymierzonych
ale ME jest pewnem jaka XII TENN
przyjmq metode. We Wloszech
! zarzadzono powolania dalSzycl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Austrya a Rumunia.

Salzburg, 21 pazdziernika. -
Aresztowafy tu wladze austrya-
ckie byiego ministra sprawiedli-
wosci rumuiskiego P. Cantecu--
zene, ktory powracaI L Francyi do
Rumunii: powodem aresztowania
ma bye znalezienie przy MIN Ii
stu jakiegoS do P. Filipescu, przy-
wodcy rumuiiskich konserwaty--
stow. Fakt aresztowania dowo--
dzi jak nieufne niezyczliwe pa
nuja stosunki pomiedzy Austry2
a Rumunia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Sytuacya ma Balkanie.
SERBIASkANIA SIE POD PRzEMOCA WROG6W.
ANGLIA GRECYI CYPR OFIARUJE.
W1ochy wkraczaja wglab Austryl
garry glosza, il ia zaieil Serbo-

garry glosza, il ia zajeil Serbo-
vie utrzymuja, IL wyrzucili Bull
gar6w Nranja i kolej odebrali
- re wiec funkcyonuje ona bez
przeszkody i zwozi ma linie bojo-
we olbrzymie maSy amunicyi i
woiska sprzymierzone. w Salo--
nikach wciaz $wieze wojska Ia
duja, jeszcze inne Francyi So
w drodze.
Sofia, 2l pazdziernika. - Bui-
garskie wojska zaje}y miejsco-
woSc Kumanowa, gdzie zdobyto
wiele broni i sklady anunicyi, O.
raz wzieto po krwawej walce 1000
Serb0w do niewoli. Nadto zajeli
Bu}garzy wazny punkt Sultan
Tepe, oraz miasta Koczana
Uskueb (Isztib, Sztib); wojska
rieniecko austryackie polaczo-
ne postepuja ia poludnie dolina
rzekl Moray. F
Berlin, 81 pazdziernika. -
Niemcy Austrya planuja nowq
expedycye ma Ba}kany - miano
wicie ma Czarnogore: 10000 woj.
ska niemiecko austryackiego ma
wkroczyc do Czarnogory, by je.
uniemozliwic wspieranie Serbii
niepokojenie BoSni i Hercogowi,
ny austryackiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Wielka Explozya.

Paryz, 81 pazdziernika. - w
.iabryce amunicyi przy III. Rue
de Tolbiac wydarzyla sic fatal
ma explozya, kt6ra spowodowala
Smierc 50 osob, a ponad sto costa
10 ranionych; powodem cXplozyi
bylo opuszczenie granatu przez
jednego robotnikow, laduja-
cych granaty na automobil. Gala
fabryka i wszystko W promieniu
ponad sto yd. - leglo W gruzach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21

Berlin, 81 pazdziernika. = L
Francyi donosza, IL pod Pruney
w Szampanii posunieto sic zna-
cznie naprzod, zdobywaj9c pozy-
eye francuskic; wzieto okofo $50
Francuzow do niewoE.
Paryz-Londyn, 81 pazdziernika
RAPPORT angieIski podaje, Il
Niemcy wielGie poniesh straty W
walkach pod Hulloch, gdzie wszy-
stkie ich ataki zostaly ,odparte'
RAPPORT francuski donosi o wal
kach dzialowy>h pod Arras / ma
drogach do Lille; bardzo silny O.
gich dziafowy Pray fortyfikacye
niemieckie ia liniach AlSne rzekl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
lime Telegramy.
Przesilenie Gabinetowe
W Anglii.
Londyn, 21 pazdziernika.

Londyn, 21 pazdziernika. -
lhoroba premiera Asquitha -
ME wiadomo, czy ME jest przy--
.nusowa czy ME zapowiada ona
jego ustapienia cd steru rzadow.
q pislna, ktore to otwarcie przy-
Juszczaja, a Aawet wskazuja ma
lomniemanego nastepce premle-
ra - ministra kolonii P. Bonar-
Law. Powazny dziennik ,,Mor--
ling Post" ogiosif artykul, w
kt6rym krytykuje ostro cabinet
;oalicyjny doradzajac reforme
ninisteryum W duchu wiecej ma
odowym ME dla partyjnych repre-
zentacyi, projektuje, by gl6wny-
nj gabinetu noweeo czlonkami by
Ii Lloyd-George, lord Kitchener
i Carson, ktory co dopiero zrezy-
gnowai. Pismo to podnosi olbrzy-
mie zasfugi Lloyd-Georga, ktore-
go osobistym zabiegom i wply-
WON nalezy zawdzieczac% regula-
eye kwestyi robotniczycl5si fakt, /
&c badz co badz pracuje W An
gill mad fabrykacya broni i anu
licyi okoio tysiac fabryk 2 Milo
nem robotnikow. A przecie
jeszcze produkcya potrzeb wojen-
nych obecna = daleka jest cd "a
spokoienia zapotrzebowaii rze--
czywistych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Walk ma WschOdnim
Froncie BOjOwym.
CzerniOwce zajete prZez
Rosyan.

Londyn, 81 pazdziernika. -
Me ulega zadnej watpliwosci, IL
sytuacya ma wschodnim TeatrEe
wojny zmienia sic stanowczo !
szybko ma korzy$c Rosyan. Po
silnej ofensywie ma csiej linii, po
zreformowaniu zupelnem zao--
patrzeniu armii - RoSyanie sta
tecznie wypieraja nieprzyjaciela
zajetych pozycyi rownie ma
p6inocy, jak na poiudniu, a pre-
dewszystkiem ME wpuScii go
nigdzie dalej poza linie zajeta W
poczatkach jesieni: akcya rosyj-
ska zniweczyia plany niemieckle
i to teraz, gdy grozi zima, surowt
W tel czeSci Europy, ktora wiec
napewno ciezej przejds Niemcy
i Austryacy - niz przywykli do
niej Rosyanie. Niemcy ME osia-
gne1i cel6w pred zima zalozo--
nych - mianowicie Rygi i linii
Dzwiny, Austryacy podobniez ME
tylko, ze ME dotarli do Kijowa,
ale wypierani So z Woiynia i
wschodniej Galicyi, nadto ar
mia rosyjska z Bessarabii wtar-
gne{a ponowlie na Bukowine i
podstapiia pod Czerniowce, kto-
re Austryacy opuScili i oddali wo-
bee przewazajacych si& rosyj-
skich. TAX wiec Czerniowce, sto-
lica Bukowiny So znowu W reku
Rosyan - po kilku miesiacach
przerwy. Ma Woiyniu linia Styru,
W Galicyi LIMA 6trypy zostala
ziamana i Austryacy So tam row.
niez pobici, a przy wzmagajacej
sic nieustahnie presyi Rosyan ma
zachod MONA uwazae stolice Ga
licyi Lwow, jake powaznie zno-
WI zagrozona. Powodem tel
radykalnej zmiany ma teatrze woI
ny, jest z jednej strony = jak "a
znaczono, reforma zupelna arnii
i zasilenie jej swiezemi woiskami
gdy Austryacy Niemcy znacz-
ma czeSc sii zabrali ma wschod do
Francyi i ma serbski front, ma
Balkany. Juz obecnie zatrzyma-
no kilka korpusow austryackich
i niemieokich, desygowanych ia
iune fronty wojenne - dlatego.
IL Iinie niemiecko austryackie