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New Britain herald., 1915-08-31
Papers To Be Confiscated

Laredo, Tex, Aug. 31-HighIy prej- udiced news articles against the United States appearing in the MeM- can press along the border. especially in somo of the Monterey papers have so inf]amed the Mexican population that United States customs officials have received orders, they admitted yesterday to confiscate any papers that tended to incite race hatred. Postal officials were reported to be taking steps to bar these papers from the mails.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31
Louis Louis Del|lelio, 49, Now in Hos-
 pital With Broken Thigh
SCHOOL BOARD IN SESSION
Extra Room in Worthington School ! fF
 To Be Opened-Miss Mather De- cides Not to Leave-William HI. Nye Withdraws Resignation.

Louis Dellelio, aged forty-nine years of Pennington road had miraculous escape from being crushed to death about S:3O o'clock this morning at i, H. S.. Tallard's brick yard when a . heavy clay bank caved in on him. Int man is confined to the New Brit ais General hospital suffering from a broken right thigh, and scalp wound about two and one-nalf inches long. His body is covered with con- tusions and bruises.
 According to witnesses Dellelio was digging under the bank when it caved down upon him. The man seemed doomed as the clay was very heavy and many are still wondering how he escaped instantaneous death. The as- sistants at the brickyard were at tracted to the spot by a piercing shriek from Dellelio as the clay fell on hirl.
 sa His companions dug him from un- :. der.1eath the clay and carried him to his home while an emergency call was sent to Dr. M. H. Griswold of Kensington. A superficial examination disclosed that the Italian was suffer- ing from a broken thigh. It was found advisable by the doctor to have him removed to the hospital
 DelleEo has been in this country for two and a half years It is said that he ha. wife and several children in Italy.
 Tn conjunction with the accident a clear case of ignorance was shown. When the injured man was conveyed to his residence and placed on a bed nothing whatever was done to relieve his pain. The man lay gasping for breath willie his curious neighbors stood around with gaping mouths watching the blood ooze out of the wound from in his head. Dellilio held onto his right leg with both hands ssnd groaned for water w;1;lo no one made move to secure it fer lin.
 School Board i'll Session.
 A speriaI meeting of the school board was held last evening at the Town nall and business of consider able importance was transacted. Be- cause of the large number of pupils which are expected to be enrolled at the Worthington Grammar school this ycar it was decided to open up the north room on the first floor. Forty school Gecks which have been stand in.r idle at tie old Ledge sch ool will be utilized. Miss Hattie Jackson, as- sistant at the Wortnington school last year. will nave charge of the extra claesrc m so that it will not be nec- s essarv to engage another teacher.
 The committed instructed Secretary Arthur woodruff to notify ten pupils who have been attending the South
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31
LOCAL AUTOIsT
w. H. F1tzeIl Fails as
 Himself i'm West Hasstf

w. H. F1tzeIl Fails as
 Himself i'm West Has'tf
 William H. Fitzell of n in the West Hartford col tried to act as a lawyer. He was fined q and cost to s11.e5, for driving hi1 through the town with open. Fitzells case ws evening before Justice C son and the local man own case warmly, but clusion of the hearing ! and departed.
 Of late the West Hart ities have been unusually autoists and this case thirtieth of a similar nat been brought before tn month.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

school, to report for classes hereaft- CT at the Warrington school. This is found advisa ble because of the overcrcwded condition of the South school and it will save the town the expense of engaging another instruc- tor for the South school.
 E. w. Mildrum of East Berlin was appointed census enumerator to se- cure the ages of the school children between the ages of If and 16 years in this town. The board is anxious to have every name taken this year in order that it should receive the money which the state pays for each pupil. The census is to be completed during the month of September and MT. Mildrum is to receive five cents for each name that he secures The committee believes that a better choice for an enumerator could not have been made.
 Miss Mather to Return.
 Miss Edith J. Mather, for several years principal of the Richard Hub bard school in East Berlin, and who resigned her position several months ago has reconsidered and will teach here again this fall. The school board was highly elated when it was in- formed by Superintendent J. w. Dowd that Miss Mather has signed contract to teach here again as she is considered to a very capable in- structor.
 President John T. Molumphy of the school board this morning stated that it will not be necessary now 60 change Miss Rose Land of the Beck 1 ley school to East Berlin to fill Miss Mather's place as was decided upon. 1 Miss Agnes J. Carlson of Guilford, who was to take Miss Lands place l will now fill the vacancy caused by Miss Jane Drennan's resignation in the Kensington Grammar school. It is not thought that any other vacan- | cies will appear in the local teaching 1 staff when school re-opens except by 1 illness.
 1 Miss Scollon Sick. It was learned by the school board | that Miss Annie H. Sco1lon, principal of the Warrington Grammar school will not be able to attend to her duties 1 when school commences on Septem- i Der as she IS convalescing at her home in Lyme with sprained back l Miss Scollon writes that she will prob l ably be absent for two weeks. l Soon after school closed last June 1 Miss Scollon became ill. She called on
 several doctors who diagnosed her
 case lumbago. As the pain did not
 cease Miss Scollon consulted a spe-
 cialist and learned that some tin;
 ago she spraincd her back and that
 this was a reaction. She has been con-
 fined to her home ever since but is
 now on the road to recovery.
 Nye Stil on Board.
 It was learned today that William ] H Nye of East Berlin resigned from the school board but has since been l prevailed upon to reconsider his ac-
 ton. MT Wye. gave as his reason fo,
 resigning that he found it difficult to
 attend all the meetings as his duties
 as a machinist at the New Britain ! Machine company caused him to
 work overtime.
 The resignation, however was not accepted but sent back to MT. Nye for consideration.
 Shower for Miss Miner. Miss Gertrude Webster gave a shower at the home of her sister, Mrs. Leland Gwatkin, of Warrington ridge last evening in honor of Miss Maude Albert Hughes of Portland. About evening was enjoyably spent. Dainty , refreshments were served. Miss l Miner was the recipient of many
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

dent of the New Britain group of the Epworth league, will be the principal speaker at the Epworth league rally at the Kensington Methodist church this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Miss Gladys Moffatt president of the local league, will preside at the meeting Refreshments will be served after the program.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

handsome as we'll as useful. gifts. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion, the color scheme being gold and white.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31
BOYS AND GIRLS GOOD
 SCHOOL SHOES

WE HAVE TAKEN GREAT PAINS. SELECTING THE VERY
  DURABILITY STYLE SHOES FOR BOYS THAT LOOK GOOD SERVICE THE SHOES STYLERlTE
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

] handsome as well useful gifts. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion, the color scheme being gold and white.
 Dunham Estate Sold. of the Martin R. Durham estate, con- frmed the story this morning that the place will be sold this week to son of Rev. D. B. Hubbard of Westfield. He said the deal will be consum- mated this week.
 The Durham estate is considered to be one of the most valuable pieces of property in Berlin and contains about sixty-five acres There are two barns and a large residence on the property.
 Cake, Ice Cream, Etc., On Sale.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ken sington Methodist church will hold sale of cake, ice cream, candy, hot coffee, sandwiches, aprons and other articles, commencing tomorrow af- trenoon at o'clock until g o'clock in the evening on the church lawn pro- viding the weather is favorable. Otherwise it will be held in the par~ lors of the church. It is expected that the sale will be well patronized.
 Berlin Briefs.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Schauffler and children of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived at the home of Colonel and Mrs. Charles M. Jarvis of Worthington Ridge this afternoon, where they will remain for extended visit. Mrs. George Dodd and Miss Hattie E. Sage of Warrington Ridge left yesterday for two weeks sojourn at Block Island. The trip to New Lon- don was made by automobile. A son, Kenneth George, has been born to MT. and Mrs. E. H. Ander- son of Berlin, formerly of New Brit ain.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer and l daughter of New York, who have been occupying the Fiske residence 1 on Worthington Ridge for the past month, vacated the place this morn | ing. MT. Meyer left for New York, while Mrs. Meyer and daughter went | to Pine Orchard for a short visit ] Rev and Mrs Samuel A. Fiske and l family of Warrington Ridge, who have been sojournnig for the past ! month at Madison, re expected home 1 today.
 Miss Ida Wilcox and Mrs. John Webber will spend the month of Sep | tember at Winsted. | A New York party was in East Ber- | lin yesterday afternoon looking over l the Peck, Stowe & Wilcox factory l there and it is thought the place will 1 be sold soon.
 There is an advertised letter at the
 Berlin post office for Renus Mo- | lander.
 l Miss Agnes Warner of Kensington will leave tomorrow for Chicago and l Peoria, H., where she will spend the ] month of September. | Mrs. F. A. Goodwin of New Haven
 is the guest of Mrs c. J. Burr of
 Kensington.
 Bryan H. Atwater and sister, Miss l Mary, have returned home from ! months sOjOurn at Londonderry, Vt. 1 Miss Elizabeth P. Wilcox and Miss i Helen Rohm of Warrington Ridge
 have returned from a stay at Oak l Bluffs, Mass.
 1 Nicholas Casson of Kensington is
 spending his vacation in New Haven i as the guest of relatives. : William H. Nye of East Berlin has
 returned homo from a short visit to
 Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs w. E. Penfield of
 East Berlin are entertaining MT. and
 Mrs George Howard Hoyt of South
 Norwalk.
 1 Edgar w. Beckley of Bristol, presi-
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

school, to report for classes hereaft- CT at the Warrington school. This is found advisable because of the overcrcWded condition of the South school and it will save the town the expense of engaging another instruc- tor for the South school
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

Special Tues. and We| best butter and 1 poun| for 40c. Russell Bros
New Britain herald., 1915-08-31

See The Button Boots of Dull calf and Patent colt, with kid and cloth tops, with spring or low heels. A splendid value
 For Children sizes $1.35 pair.
 For Misses they are $1.65 pair. For Growing Girls, $2.OO pair
 Young Ladies English Walking Boots, lace style, made of Dull or Tan calf, with welt soles. A wonderfully good boot $4.OO pair. Would like to show them to you.
 Here Is Where The Boys Com, calf, with stout soles $2.OO pair c; English lasts, $500 pair. Little G, for $1.5O and $2.OO pair. Little Ger Lace. Shoes, sizes Il to 2, for $2.5O s-
 The Original Boy Scout Shoes
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
WieIkie walk ma froncie
zachOdnim.

Londyn, Paryz, II wrzeSnia. -
Ma calym zachodnim froncie cd
mora do Alp wre boj zaciekiy
"a przedewszystkiem straszli--
vie intensywna walka dzialowa |;
nadto Niemcy, uprzedzajac =
zdaje sic atak francuski, przy-
puscili w dniach ostatnich sze--
reg bardzo poteznych atakow W
Argonne W Wogezach, przy-
czem posluguja sic piekielnym i
scie arsenalem: ich dziala OIL
brzymie, bomby, szrapnele, gra-
naty reczne, mitrahezy j miny,
pociski bomby rzucane aero
planow, pociski zaczadzajace,
piynny ogieh ~ wreszcie bagnet
= oto srodki W walkach tych
stosowane. -. Jak dotad wszel-
kie wysiiki niemieckie, by lin;e
francuska przerwac spelzly ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11

lin podaje, re je odparto ze stra-
tami nieprzyjaciela.
Londyn, II wrzesnia. : Pra---
sowe doniesienia podaja, re front
angielski we Francyi i W Anglii
zostal bardzo znacznie rozsze--
IRONY i przedluzony, zdaje sic
ze oznacza to przybycie' Swie-
zych wojsk angielskich i wzmo-
zenie akcyi.
Paryz, II wrzesnia. = Pisme
omawiajac wzmozenie sic pote-
zne walk ma zachodnim froncie
: przypuszczaja, IL jest to po--
czatek zdawna zapowiadanej
starannie przygotowywanej ofen-
sywy Sprzymierzonych, ktora po-
Wilma sic skohczyc wyparciem
Niemca z Francyi i Belgii, co jak
przewiduja zadaniem bedzie dlu-
giem ciezkiem. Francya jest je-
dnak ma walke znakomicie przy-
gotowana = ludzi amunicyi "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
MARSZ Ma KIJ0W!
$4,000 STRAIT AustrYaChCh.

niczem, caly atak Niemcow
przyni6si i'm tylko kilka pozycyi
W kilku punktach, dose odle-
gIych, co W rzeczywistoSci nie
wplywa ma zmians sytuacyi. w
szczeg6lnosci pod Souchez Mem
cy zdobyli wysuniete okopy fran
cuskie, biorac garstke jehc6w, a
w Wogezach pod Schratzmanelle-
Hartmannweilerkopf wyparli
Francuz6w z miasteczka ogniem
plynnym i gazami trujacymi,
biorac do niewoli ponad stu zoi-
merry, wreszcie zdobyli oni tam
szeSc mitraliez. RAPPORT francuski
oglasza, re owe zdobycze niemie-
ckie W znacznej czeSci zostafy
zdobyte powrotem we francus-
kich kontfatakach; O ktorych Ber-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
Dzialania morskie.

Wieden, II wrzesnia. - Nur
austryacki zatopii onegdaj fran
cuski parowiec ,L'Aude' d9z9cy
do Oranu, W Algierze; parowiec
znajdowal sic 80 mil cd portu,
gdy 60 nur zatopii - los zaiogi
ME jest wiadomy.
Londyn, II wrzeSnia. = Paro-
wiec angielski Alexandria" ma
LEGACY do kompanii Cunardow,
zostal zatopiony onegdaj przez
nur niemiecki: kolo Murcia, Hisz-
pania czesG zaIogi ocaliia sic do
taria do Mazarron, w Hiszpanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
WALK W POLSCE.
Marsz ma Kij6w.
Ewakuaeya.
1000 STRAIT auStrya-
ckich.

Londyn, II wrzeSnia. - Po--
czatek komendy osobistej cara
zdaje sic ME swietny - podo--
bno nakazano daisy odwrot na
bardzo znacznej czeSci linii bo-
jowej, W celu zaiozenia, lub "a
jecia pozycyi warowniejszych i
silniejszych, W kt6rychby ewen-
tualnie mozna byio przezimowac
- odwrot 6w odbywa sic bardzo
powoli W porzadku zupelnym,
jak- dotychczas, ale badz co badz
ME znamionuje on agresywnoScl
i ME zmienia taktyki W. ks. Mi
koiaja, usunietego komendy ma
czelnej. R6wnoczeSnie So donie-
sienia austryackie o staiym po-
stepie W giab posiadloSci rosyj-
skich; mianowicie po zajeciu for
tee Lucka Dubna, Austryacy
ciagna teraz na trzecia i ostatnia
twierdze rosyjska W tel stronie.
R6wne, mad Horyniem, kt6re "a
jawszy beda mogli Woiyh uwa-
zac "a zajety - rownoczeSnie ma
p6r ma linie rosyjskie W resztkach
wschodniej Galicyi wzmozono
bardzo SLIME - tel strony ma
Tarnopol Austryacy usiluja wtar-
gnac ma Podole rosyjskie, gdzie
niema zadnej fortecy j oporu ME
spodziewaja sic spotkac: droga W
Kijowskie otwarta marsz na XII
j6w ma bye rzecza postanowiona
po stronie austryackiej. Rosyanie
zdaja sic tenn liczyc zupeinie
seryo, poniewaz juz zarzadzono
poczatkowa ewakuacye Kijowa i
z tel stolicy Uhainy wywoza juz
rozmaite zapasy wojskowe, skarb
pahstwa, archiwa, urzedy misty
tucye. >.
- Raporty austryackie dono-
sza, Il we wschodniej Galicyi
wzdluz Seretu walk sic tocz4
bardzo krwawe W okolicy Zaic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11

cofania sic strategiczne pred ma
stepujacym nieprzyjacielem do
nosi rapport rosyjski, dodajac ere
szta, re wojska rosyjskie napoi
Niemc6w wstrzymuja i zadaja
i'm. straty ciezkie.
= w stolicy r6wnoczesnie
trwaja prace reformowe, a prze-
dewszystkiem pertraktacye W
.sprawie formacyi nowego mini
steryum: minister spraw wew--
netrznych Szczerbatow, minister
sprawiedliwoSci Chwostow j kon,,
troler panstwa Charytonow pro-
wadza ukiady re stronnictwami /
ich nominatami do przyszlego ga
binetu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11

Rzyn, II wrzesnia. = Pomimo
zblizajacej sic, wczesnej W AL
pach zimy = napor wioski ME u
stale, nj zmniejsza sic nigdzie, 8
bombardacya pozycyi austrya-
ckich trwa dniem noca ia dzia
Iowa robota, Cd dawna juz trivia
jaca, zmieniIa forty austryackie
w istne ruiny i spodziewac sic
nalezy, IL niedlugo juz Austrya-
cy w dotychczasowych pozycyach
wytrzymaja. w ostatnich kilku
dniach Wlosi zajeli W Trentino
IS miejscowosci. Austryacy nisz-
cza miasteczka, z kt6rych sa znu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
Wlosi pod Trydentem.

pas ma olbrzymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
Walk napowietrzne.

Londyn, II wrzeSnia. = Dokia-
dne informacye o dwu ostatnich,
tuz po sobie nastepujscych rel
dach niemieckich w Anglii = O.
piewsja, il straty W ludziach Z
rejdow owych - wynosza 81 O.
sob zabitych - a sto kilkadzie-
STAT rannych.
Paryz, II wrzesnia. - Potwier-
dza sic doniesienie 0 zniszczeniu
balonu wojennego niemieckiego
mad Berchem w Belgii: balon ow
zostaf zniszczony przez aeroplan
angielski = zaioga jego Gala zgi-
nela.
z Nancy donosza, IL ostat-
Mo szesc aeroplanow niemieckich
rzucalo pociski ma miasto znaczne
czyniac szkody; 2 osoby zostaiy
zabite a 10 ranionych; podobniez
mad St. Max, niedaleko Nancy
Niemcy rzucali pociskic r6wniez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
SLIME NAPREzENIE STo-'
SUNKoW DIPLOMA
TYCZNYCH.

Washington, II wrzesnia. -
TAX brudna afera Ora. Dumby
lak charakter odpowiedzi ME-
mieckiej W sprawie zatopienia
Arabica powoduja, re stosunki
dyplomatyczne stan6w zjedno
czonych z Austrya i Niemcami
wesziy W stadyum, ostrego pre-
silenia nikogoby tu ME zdziwi-
10, gdyby Wiedeh sprzeciwis sic
odwolaniu ORA. DUMMY, amery'
kanskiemu ambasadorowi F. e.
Penfieldowi doreczono jego pasz-
porty - jak rowniez gdyby sic O.
kazaio, re ma tresc ostatniej owcj
'noty niemieckiej wplyneio zdecy-
dowane stanowisko, jake Rad
federa1ny zajai odnosnie do am
basadora austryackiego.
Dziwnem sic bowiem wydale,
iak DO niedawnem zapewnieniu
rzadu nienieckiego, danem przez
usta hr. Bernstorffa, Rad ten O.
becnie ME tylko stanowczo tor
pedowania ,,Arabioa" ME pote-
pia, ale 'stara sic je usprawiedli-
vic, powoiujac sic ma fakta, kto-
rym przecza stanowczo wSzystkie
otrzymane dotychczas przez Rad
federalny informacye.
Niemieccy sprzymierzehcy po--
stanowili widocznie iSc reka W
reke W swej diplomacy zagrani-
cznej W stosunku do Wuja Sa-
ma, a ten wcale niedwuznacznie
daje do poznania, re zadanie od-
woiania ambassadors austryackie-
60 Jest pierwszym tylko krokiem
w programme Wilsona, ktory ma
ma celu kompletne wykorzenienie
Z gleby amerykahskiej spiskow
intryg germahskich, dazacych do
zrujnowania przemysiu tego kra-
ju i gwaicenia jego neutralnosci'
w szczegolnosci W pierwszyn
rzedzie przychodzi teraz kolej ma
ukaranie kapitana Franza Won
Papena, niemieckiego attache
wojskowego, Aleksandra Nuber
vor Pereked, austryackiego kon-
sula generalnego W Nowym Yor-
ku i Williama Warma, bylego re-
daktora wegierskiego pisma Gle
veland Szabadsag" (Wolnosc
cleVelandzka), autora planu zor-
ganizowania przeprowadzenia
strajku w fabrykach broni i amu-
nicyi.
Zarzadzone dalsze energiczne
sledztwo wyciagnie prawdopodo-
bnie ma Swiatio dzienne inne jesz-
cze brudne szczegoiy progermafl-
skiej agitacyi, udowodni udzial
w niej nowych wybitnych osobi-
stosci spowoduje Wuja Sama
do konsekwentnego, niezbyt dla
Teutonow przyjemnego dziaiania
- wszystko wiec to powodule, re
chmury ma horyzoncie dyplomaty
cznym coraz sic zaciemniaja, a
naprezenie stale sic coraz ostrzej-
sze.
Co sic tyczy ]. F. ]. Archibal-
da, niefortunnego kuryera pana
DUMMY, to department stanu
ME rozstrzygnaf jeszcze kwestyi,
czy podjecie sic przez niego prze-
wozu listow przez linie nieprzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-11
DYPLOMATY-
CzNE zAOSTRzA SIE.
Ohio i Michigan centrem
spisku austryackiego.
Odmowna odpowiedz Carranzy.
Carranza moze zostanie uznany.
Fata|ne StOsunk ma pOgrdniczu.
Rokowania 0 pozyczke dla Aliantow.
Nova konsytueya dla New Yorku
DIVA nOwe dreadnoughty. = Katastrofa kolejowa.
Szpeg wydany reee AngM.
FataIne stosunki ma pograniczu.
RokOwania 0 pozyczke dla Aliant6w.
Nova konstytucya dla New Yorku
DIVA nOwe dreadnOughty. = Katastrofa kolejowa. :
Szpieg wydany rece Anglii.

nosci Ameryki, jak diugo de-
parliament ten ME postawi odno-
snego zadania, Department spra-
wiedliwosci wstrzyma sic cd
wszelkiej akcyi przeciw niemu.
DETROIT I CLEVELAND:
DIVA CENTRA SPISKU.
Detroit, II wrzesnia. = Dzi--
siejsza THE Detroit Free Press"
oglasza, re wedle dotychczasowe.
go dochodzenia miasta Detroit
Cleveland stanowiiy W ciagu O.
statnich 8 miesiecy giowne Sro--
dowisko teren, ma ktorem roz-
wijaia sic progermahska akcya
spiskowa, celem wywoiania straj-
kow W fabrykach broni amuni'
cyl. Agenci austryaccy rozwineli
tn ogron1nie zywa dzialalnosc ]
dazyli do wywoiania strajku
wsrod $4,000 robotnikow pocho.
dzenia austro- : wegierskiego, "a
jetych przewaznie W przemysle
'metalurgicznym i przy wyrobie
amunicyi. Bardzo energiczna ak
eva W tyrn kierunku rozwinieta
byla rowniez w miastach Flint
o. i Toledo, o.
Wedle informacyi tego pisma
nastepujace osoby So giownis
procz DR.. DUMMY w afere ta W
mieszane: DR.. Ernest Lud--
wig, konsul austryacki W Cleve-.
land, Hans Pelenyi, tamtejszy wi.
cekonsul, William Warm, byiy
redaktor cleveland Daily Sza'
badsag", Z. Zalay, byiy redaktoi
The Toledo Herald i G. Hosko
obecny redaktor wegierskiei
Cleveland Daily Szabadsag."
CARRANZA ODRZUCA APPEL
PANAMERYKANSKI.
Vera Cruz, II wrzesnia. =
Wedle doreczonej tu specyalne--
mu reprezentantowi Wilsona, ]
R.. Sillimanowi, odpowiedzi gene.
raia Venustiano Carranza, odrzu.
ca on stanowczo zaproszenie kon.
ferencyi panamerykahskiej, by
wziai udziai w konwencyi pred
stawicieli ludnosci mexykanskiej.
ktoraby zajela sic pacyfikacya
kraju. Giownym powodem odmo-
wnej odpowiedzi Carranzy jest
wyrazone przezef .zapatrywanie,
re projekt konferencyi paname--
rykanskiej jest bezprawnem mie-
szaniem sic pahstw obcych W
wewnetrzne stosunki Mexyku,
ktore 1narusza prawa suwerenne
tego kraju, podaje W watpliwosc
jego niezawisiosc mogioby two
RYE niebezpieczny W przyszlosci
precedens do dalszego mieszania
sic niepowoianych w te stosunki.
Nota zawiera krotki przeglad
dziejow ostatniej rewolucyi /
konczy sic stwierdzeniem, re o.
becnie Carranza ma pod swoja
komenda 100000 wojska j kon--
troluje ogromna wiekszosc terry
toryum mexykahskiego a temsa-
mem ma faktycznie wiadze W
swych rekach Stany Zjednoczo-
ne najlepiej zrobia, jesli ME od-
mowia mu wobec tego swego u
znania.
Waszyngton, II wrzesnia. -
Bardzo miarodajne tutejsze kola
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