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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
Der Jmfi5palaF.
Cine gbilabeIpbiasr tyirma fat fin
ben 9en6au Sas niebrisite uno
bette anssbot semadJt.

Die Charles MeGaul 60. In g6i.
labeIphia bat nod 4niiht Ter bsauf,
fidiiaenbsn ar6itestsn fit ben glsu.
ban oss Gerihisae66ubes bas ME.
trigffe unb Bette" 2(neebot aemadi,
unb bic arGitetten = Rdntin, Rsloga
u. arane Don pbilabslpbia = babsn
Der 9autommiiiion empfoblen, ten
aontrast Der MtGauI 60. su ii6er-
traaen. Die 1auiommiifion tpirb iit
bic Sa&e iebo9 nod, iibsrltsen. Be-
fanniIid pitb bon Bitleu aetpiini6t.
bab Der Qsubau elmer gineinnatisz
;}irma iibertragsn werbt unb bi.
aommiifion tpiI nun bariiber Madden.
ten, Oh oieisr Wunf6 fia erfiiasn
I6bi.
Das afngeboi b,r WeGa.I 60. Iaus
iet uuf $1,385,480. unb eg foa 500 !,
600 nisoriesr f,in aIs irsenb Elm ans
here's ansebot. 0iefer Heirda idliebi
jtbo9 ni4t bic Snnen,Warmorartsis
ten u. peri4iebene fleins Wsrdnberuns
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cher $1,000. fpofiir bic Syirma bsn a6s
truh bes alten Gebdubss ii6ernsbmen
pilI.
i}iir ben 9eubau iinb beianntlifj
bur1 gonbemiHion $500, 900 GUS
atitbt. Bon bisIer Siimmt fiib. itbot,
bic folgenben pofien a6susisben:
$4,000 fir Gsfdnsnib3elen, $3l0.s
600 fiir bic medanii9e Musifattun5,
100000 fir Qr4itettsns unh onbere
0e6iibrsn, icpis 100000 fir BEN
Gontins.utfonbs. Dds maHt $780,, !,
600. iobob fit ben Robbau 81, 300. !.
COO iibrig blsibsn, fobab bas Wes
Quurfde Mngebot ii6 in ben @ren,en
rtr 0.ripillisuna bdlt. es pirb Elm
Sdnbitein6an. b,nn fur Wlarmpr ober
granit rsiht mad Nngatx Der ar4is
itttsn bag Dslb ni6t aus.
qIB Der geriat Der Mrhiteiisn rcr
ben Court 6ouis RommifTdren per.es
fen tpurbe, mar bas Gitunps5immer
nit auisreHent.n angsfaai. Die Rom.
milton tutrb iin isoodb ipie bsmerIt,
Set usbmem ebs iie cine Gntf4eibuns
trifft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
vWplb fur Giiem."
Die GrinHsrnnss5eiden elmer srOhen
5eit IN itstis iidj iteisernSer
Radfrase.
WGmner nnS Sramen Seutider ab.
funft iOllten iie tragsu, nm aud
daherliG lire gubansliGfeit
an bic Seimatb su sci.
afu

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gen lam,
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llHb tauidt i.in Cobb fir GiisH."
go fang Elm Ssuti5sr Si5.er, ofs
Dor msbr aIs bunbsrt SabrsH fir
SsutidIanb bi. Stunb. Der 9sireiung
idlus pom frans0iiiftn Sod. Sa.
mails ipurAn bic ,iiernsn Ringe 5usrit
on bisi,nissn sss.bsn, ipsI9e ibr Sulb,
GiIber unb fOnftissn e6mud aui BEN
altar bes DaterInnbes seopfsrt bntt.n.
llnb Fs iam,n in S9aarsn, bic b.uts
iheu Mdnn.r ulib Jrausn, nm i9re
ntbtbrIide irbiifs Sab. ber5us.ben
inb fir idli6te giien.Rinse sinsus
taui4.n. lleber bunbsrt SABRE finb
p.rfIoFeU unb fpisbsrum ruff bic Rot6
bss 9a!erIaHbes, Der alien Ssimltb
su Spfsrn auf. g2itt aIIein oriib.n in
kuiidsn adnbsn pirb OH bic Silfss
bersiti6aft zines S.bsn appeqirt, icns
bern Der Ruf .rstbt an Qa., ofnen
btuti6ss glut in ben abern flisbt uno
bic fern Der beuti9sn Wutt:r Grbe
In. n.u. 6siuatb sefuubsn bdbsH.
9e6t
R.tA r.. Tc:-f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
Ans benz SHuai3ipaIseriH

Diniam staefsr, BON s12 D,It
Sibertp GiraBs. ipeI9sr BEN Rorpbis
nms,nub erssbsu iIt, ,riudie ben
Ridisr gsatman i'm ins arbeitsbaus
u i9idtn, in Der Soffnune, >ab sr
bort bon Isinsr 2eibsni6afi furirt
iDirb. Der gi6ter ri[Ifabrte ben
MlHi9 uno O,Iurtbsitie ben iunssn
Mcnn 5u elmer Celebrate BON $50.
Dds bdlt ibu orsi Wsonnts i'm arbeitse
baus. Or piro esm SOipisaI sues.
tbeiIt serotu, DO man Rriu5en
pIrb, ibH Don isiHer ihredIiGen Gss
ipohnbsi. gu beihn.
Der TiItsrsibsiibsr q. Gsessr aus
@ribsstomn purSe fpeeen @ertaufs
perpdHertsr TliId gu 500 nebit Ros
fen rtrurikih.
Der lsisbrigs Bert RsRri sas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
Saie.8aa.
Ra6ri6tsn ii6sr bic y0lebs" anf Der
Ginibunssitation.

Der s.ftrise gsri6t aus Der Gins
iibunasitotion Der .,Rsbs1 in 4IeIans
tria, aa.. mslbsie, bab Der aIub Don
ieinsm iiblihsn Wibgeihid burh uns
eiiniiigs misunderstanding perfclsi
ipiro. 5rcb Rsssns unb fallen Rorbs
ipeEtpinbes bsrmc4te 6dupsIing Strs
COG, isine Sunsens am Dienstaa unp
wlittpo6 rnsbrftiinbise llebuHgen i'm
8ali9lagen inb auufsn su unterpsrs
fen, nobel ben sebn unipeisuSen
s9isubsrern untsr5asi mar, bic DoIIe
araft ibrer Gliisd sn bemonitriren.
Gtitsrn 4bsnb tlagten fait iammtIite
GpieIer iibsr labme glisber. mas bic
Grbfinuuessyersitisn In isoem Griihs
ling bringen, absr Hur treHigs Sdss
cHbdlt.
Ratiirli6 BAT Der Sduptiina nod
ni6t Gslfgsnkit pdsu gsbobt. fi4
liter bic aeiitunssfdbigtsit fsinsr W.s
iruten sin llrtbsii Al bilbtn, bod
fpri6t sr ii& iton itbt iebr bsfrisbi1s
iitsr m,br,rs b.ri.I.bn aus unb pro.
pbueii bem alub in hi,isr SciIcn Be-
beltsnb gr5bers Stdr!e an Bat unb
cine b0bsrs Stsnuna nuf Der RansIifis.
els In 1914. Di. Sunssns iinb o6nt
giusna5me arbsitsfrsubiq nnb berrI&t
bic ar5bie Ginisieit uE!sr ibnsH, ipas
ofs elm autss Omen au beira8tsn III.
Die RSrgitr unb .Dlb EoIbiers"
fdsinsn alle aus benz aIub scf4isSsn
~ fsir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
SaBeriiher Slsdnmerhnr
@d6itcn Counting 1T 9oussrt in Der
Surubale.

Der 9dpsrii6e Mdnnsr1or min
ben triitsu Spuntag siumul Sur9 Elm
SOnSert nebft Sang untsrbreteH. Die
5eitIiatsit finbet na9iten gonntds
Rd6r,ittaq 3 uhr in BIN SdIen Der
GentraI SuIn6aqe itatt, uuo auf t6r
iriro es 9eipib oarsniiat unb NUM-
ter bergeben. bsun bic g1Dsrns
iiGaer limb teine Gopfhdnssr. Sin
hI6iaes grosramm 1T oOrb re=
tst fporban unb bic Sdnser mr.
fsr asi1en, mas re unter Der til f.
ttgeu 2situng hires 9irisenten Gtru.
BEL geIernt baben. Reben g9Sren iteben
psrI9isbene 9Dli unb orumatti6e
Rummern duf bem groerumm. Die
llnterboltune fhliebi nit einem Sonss
trdn3hen, uno ieoer tpiro @eIsgeHbeit
betommen, 10 piel 5u tan3su, als CT
nur 2ait BAT. 9luh tpirb oufiir aeIcrgt
isin. bab gtiemano usrburItet oOsr bsrs
buneert.
Oas fo[lenoe pro1rumm gslanat
unter 9eituns beg 9iriaerten Serrn
Stru6el Sur Surhfiihrung:
Gbor-S Sdgerper6en 80. Bsngert
Gbur-NinSerrofe gurttner
@bor-Sriseers @bfdtso .Siemann
,3pei Soloiaenen--
SnteI brib aus Neurrppin.
Gin gebiIbstsr 5lsiidjermsifter.
(Scbu Soffnunn)
gbpr-Snrpler SoI3baderbuubH
Observation-Disclosures. Wdgner
Solo-Bos mir oIs aiub bic
Wsutter iono ......... 9osbm
(9cttiieb Grburo.)
Ghor- Satrif6sr 9ua -. .acfHat
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Ghrr-guri9su Gbiaiso. .Meusert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04

Infer Nsert in Samilton IN
Serr GbuarO gruf, 449 sEb Sanfte
Shafe. Sel Sci. 476 g., Spms
9buue 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
slssiitrirnna fir asfsrsnsnmnasl.

glls Wdhlsr. bic isit Der perflofs
fsnsn 6erbTtpabl umgsJcseu finb ober
iunge aeute, bic in3piffen bas 81.
aebsnsiabr srrsihi baben unb ionit
itiinmbersftist ssiporosn ifHb. miiHen.
I'M aslegeutIib Der Rsftrenbumipnhl
iiber ben iFrsibrisf Der aeHtudisrStrns
btnbabngti,li6aft am g. Mdro ibr
Gtimmreht ausiibeH au ionHen. In
Die Mdhsrlifisn singetragtn iein. Die
mteiiirtrung iolder Wdbler finbet
lcui ber gHtf&sibuHg Der Wablbeb6rs
be In ben Mdumli@fsiisn bef Btb5rbs
an Der Drittsn uub @alHiit Gtrabe
bon beuts an isbem zagt oiSer
@c6s BITS sini4iieBIi4 SamHas DON
ant ilhr Morsens bis usHH lllv
GbsHbs itatt.
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llnier Ngert in Samilton IN
Serr Gbuarb gruf, 449 Glib Saufte
GtraFe. %ea Sci. 476 g., Spme
9sbous 1851 u.
= Der saontrourdt6 ipra9 Der
, 5eberal QipbaIt SO. ben &DHtrait fiji
ben gau BEG absugstanuls in bsr
6anopsr Strabe su ben Mneebot ron
--1396.70 au. Der &pntrdtt fir ten
grapforbs Run @6SugstanaI sebt an
sSobn 8. Srund 81 Ieinem 9lrg bpt
DON $6860. Die anbrelps 2lipbllt
pdpino gp. erbielt ben &ontratt fir
Die pfldfteruna Der Sauoper StraBe
au BEN 4ngebot bon $32,022.
- Der Samensfpeio bes Deutid=
Gmeritanii6en Natipnalbunbes bat
orsi neue N1ttglisber aufsenummen.
ssrau Sebpia 9uemer purbe als Te=
kaattn gum Stabtperbano an St,le
BON ssrau Barbara Weib aenGbt.
Der @srsin fpirb in Der nGbfien 0ers
Iammlung @ortebrunqen fir tas
Stiitunssfeit treffsn. Die Ulitglie.er
lpurben aufeeforbert, ii6 an bem Be-
iu6 bes 9euti9en Sbeaters au betfeis
ltasr.
- Die 5euerpebr ipurbe porseitern
4benb nua Der Siib Srpnt Strobe
gerufen. ND Juntsn aus bsm Rauhs
fang bas DAD in grunO aeIebt bats
ten. Der Stoben mar serius. 9as
Dad auf bem 6uuis Don sSoIepb
Melib, Siib 7. unb Speamors Stras
&c. purbe ebenfous bur9 sseuer bes
f4dbist.
- Sdmes u. Bate BON Der 5amil.
ton 6at unb Baggage So. rannte por=
aeittrn 4benb an Der Norb 2. unb
Marfet Strobe nit ieinem 4uto gss
gen Die Maihine bon 6srihel Tuus
cett. 8eibe Mufdinen fpurbeu beTt6s
bigt unb Bate erlitt eine unbeeeutenbe
@erIeBuna in Der Iinten Sei!e.
&. 6. Simpiun. WlitgI'eb Dir
@etr6nte 9i5ens z4ommifIion, mi. re-
iianiren, i'm SFaQe oas Sdldr Der
Mitglieoer Der aommiifipn rebuairt
iperoen IOIIte.
- 2ouis Stepurt, ipelter nit fei=
ner Samilie bel ieinen @Itern, Ro
1104 gieferpoir Strdbe po6nte, pirb
lett bier Wohen permibt. Gr sou feis
nen 2pbu aIs ar6'iter an Der neuen
Bride uno nerthpanb.
- Der Stabtrutb, ipeI6er erDb.ens
tbeiIs aug Sosialiiten beftebt, miI
Bombs i'm 9etraoe BON S45o0 fir eine
Dffentiife g,biirfniban'tuIt perauseas
ben. sSn nersr Sabre purben Bis ieBt
Bombs i'm 8etrdee ron 1000 rers
dnssdbt.
Sas 9eifament oes SeI6itm0ts
ters 4uen Ncgprmid aiebt rem Scbn
2llbert $25 unb psrmaat ben ReIt oes
RadIafss au aIei6en 5heiIeu BEN
Sohns gb1rlss uno Der 5ohter
W9rtls gopb bon Chicago.
@inbre1er brang'n poriebte
Nd6t in bas @ei4Gft beg Sr6b!ers
"ncob 2eidber unb ftabIen 300 YFuno
&upfsr uuo MeFing.
Charles gtlpin Rubble, "a, unb
Clara S1uth, 20, beibe BON 6amiIton,
erIanatsn einen @eirdtbsihein. gbens
10 Sbcmas 9tppIeton. 25. uno 5a5eI
pottsnoer. q, aus @erics.
gPitter gonndug6ton bon BEN
Sus'nbQerift perurtbeiIte ceitern bic
Snattn, tDe!dbe in UlibbIetriuu cine
6iibeten nod Der gels
ieraugsauftaIt in 9oNenitsr.
- Il. +. gidleh puroe BON ben
Glts ols .grnltgb Ruler" oeip1bIt.
llebet 500 Stimmsn ipurben abseseE
ten.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15
Progress Bakery

D.,

The war and the war tax have no
terror TO our bakery We are selling
fifteen full weight loaves of bread for
one dollar Having bought our supply
OF Hour from the miller In advance.
best and biggest loaf of bread without
any additional cost to the consumer
Our delicious Fruit Cake will melt In
your mouth. Our own Home Made
tons are specially. Always pleased
see you. or have you Phone Number
-Four Hundred and -Four
wAmmh, PreprasteF,
pFe9reas mamsxy WntaH ntReaa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15
LARGE FILTRATION
PLANT DEDICATED
HAS CAPACITY OF 100000, 900
GALLONS OF WATER
DAILY
my Associated Press,

tby Associated Press.b
ST. LOUIS, May 15.--What is said
to be the largest filtration plant in
the world was dedicated today at
the Chain of Rocks. the site OF the
Sc. Louis city waterworks on the
Mississippi river at the extreme
northern end of the city.
The filtration plant cost $1,000, 900,
and is 50 large that 5O.00O,000 gal
Ions of water can pass through it
every twenty-four hours, absolutely
pure; and in case of emergency this
can be increased TO 00.000,U00 gal
Ions.
The opening of the filtration plant
Is the last step deemed necessary
for years to come to assure ST. Louis
of clear water. The city's water is
taken from the muddy Mississippi
river, and first is given a chemical
treatment that precipitates the solids
and foreign matter. The water then
passes through series of settling
basins, from which it emerges clear
For years this system was sufficient
20 assure the city clear water, but
as the demands for water grew with
the growth of the city, it was noticed
that in hot weather when the river
was unusually muddy, the water was
drawn through the settling basins so
fast that it poured out of the faucets
slightly discolored.
The great sand filter then was
built The water now will pass from
the settling basins into the filter,
and thence into the mains. The FL
ter, il is believed by engineers. will
insure the people of st. Louis abso.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15

Four OF England's leading profess
donal golfers sail today for this coun-
Try and British golfing authorities pre-
diet that one of the quartet will win
chief honors in the United States Ma
tional Open. Ray. vardon, Duncan
and Mayo form formidable entry
and the American players will have to
be at their best at Baltusrol month
hence in order to keep the national
championship in this country. There
Is a possibility OF a certain British
amateur-one who has not won the
championship either here or in Amer
lea, be It said making the trip az
Wen as the professionals. and If he
does so he will need to be taken into
most serious consideration, for 1t is
doubtful II any amateur in this coun
Try Is playing better golf at the pres
ent time, and hardly a professional
either for that matter.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15

Certificates OF location on sale al
the Bonanza offi'c.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15

II is likely that the eastern tennis
team TO be selected by the U. S. N. l..
r A. for a playing tour Of the Pacific
coast win consist of r. Norris Will
liams. national champion, G NJ
Church, eastern intercollegiate cham.
pion; 7. r. Pell and w. NJ. Wash.
burn. This quartette includes three
of the first ten ranking players and
one in the second ten Williams il
No. 2; Church, No Z; Washburn. No
9. and Pell is one of the class l play
ers which is composed of those rae
quet wielders graded from II to 90.
This is the most representative fouI
that the east can supply since Alexan
der. Clothier and Behr, the other east
ern ranking players, cannot give the
time necessary for such an extended
trip Just what this quartet can dc
against the stars of California includ
ing Mclaughlin. Murray, Johnston
Fottrell. Griffin and Strachan. re
mains to be seen. Certainly the in
vaders win find formidable opponents
defending the California courts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15
IN, Associated i'ress.b

IN, Associated Press1
NEW YORK, May l5.-The efforts
being made in both the major leagues
and the Federal league to speed up
the daily games are already beginning
to show results. Complaints from the
cities represented in all three cir.
cuits, first called the attention of
the league executives 20 the fans OBJ
iections to long drawn out contests
and there was immediate action on
the part of the baseball authorities.
President Ban Johnson OF fine Amer
lean league notified the junior or
panization club managers that less
time must be consumed in playing
games and that several time-kiling
nractices must be discontinued. Pres
ldent Gilmore of the Federals took
similar stand and intimated that he
might offer prizes in order to short
en- the average playing session. In
the NdliOndl i~tabhS tue matter was
also gwen careful study and several
plans considered to improve the con
difions
study of the playing time figures
OF the three leagues discloses some
interesting details. Using the April
contests as basis II is shown that
the average in the American League
for from ten 10 thirteen contests is
hours and 5Ia minutes. The Fed
eral League clubs under similar con
dtions required hours ~ minutes
to play nine innings while the Ma
tlonal League made the best showing
with an average of one hour 525
minutes.
OF the individual clubs OF the
American League the Washington
team led the organization with an av-
erage OF hour 81 minutes. Boston
and New York followed with averages
S and Z minutes slower respectively.
st. Louis consumed the most time,
the Browns requiring hours 1919
minutes with Chicago but / minute
faster The Philadelphia Nationals
were the hustlers of the Tener cir
cult averaging hour "A minutes for
10 games with the New York Giants
but one-half a minute slower. Chi
cago required hours liz minutes
and Pittsburg also crossed the two
hour mark. In the Federal League
the Pittsburg club showed the best
time, averaging but hour so min
utes for 10 games Buffalo showed
the other extreme, requiring an aver.
aye of hours q minutes for twelve
games.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15

lutely clear water throughout the hot
test weather
For years St Louis struggled with
the problem of clarifying the muddy
river water, and when the settling
process was devised it attracted at
tention in engineering circles in all
parts of the world
The dedicatory exercises today
were attended by many delegates
from the convention of the American
Water Works association. which met
at Cincinnati, May TO-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15

Reports from Australia indicate
'hat baseball continues to grow in
popularity The seventeenth annual
report of the New South Wales Base
Oall Association shows that the gen
eral advancement of the American
game was more marked in this state
1914 than in any previous season.
aid that the standard of play in all
Grades was of high character. A
special note expresses satisfaction at
me success OF school baseball, the
wisdom Of fostering the game In the
nursery section being exempiifed by
'he victories of the youngsters in the
Interstate matches As to finances,
me association has sum Of about
Was, an increase OF almost $500 over
last season.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15
BRIDGE BONDS SOLD

The Reno Park street bridge
bonds amounting to $4,000, have
been sold to George w. Mapes. The
commissioners of Washoe county at
meeting held yesterday, approved
the sale, and will deliver the bonds
to the purchaser as soon as they
are printed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15
RESUME OF WEEKS SPORTING NEWS

iyn Federals TO what he considered
binding contract, a club official con-
iidod to friend that the Giants had
made splendid deal whereby sen
sational outfielder was to join the
New York Nationals. Asked where
the player was from, he answered,
Brooklyn"
The friend, who is thirty-third de-
gree fan. forgetting of the existence
of the Brookfeds, Immediately jumped
to the conclusion that Zack Wheat,
of the Brooklyn Superbas, was the
player meant lie passed the story
along and others furnished stnl fur
ther details. including the names OF
the Giants players Perritt, Murray
and Robertson as the trio scheduled
to wear Brooklyn uniforms.
The officials of both clubs were
dumfounded when they heard the
story and it was until Kauff tried to
jump from the Brookfeds to the
Giants that the explanation of the al
legged deal for lack Wheat was found.
president Charles Ebbets of the
Brooklyn Nationals is still busy ex-
planning to indignant Brooklyn fans
that he never had any intention Of
trading Wheat and that McGraw re-
ferred TO Kauff when he spoke of a
Brooklyn outfelder.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-15

An interesting insight into the man
ner In which baseball gossip occa-
nonally upsets big league circles &C.
CURED in New York recently. Man
ager John McGraw OF the Giants hav-
ing signed Benny Kaufr of the Brook.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-02
Walki ma Wschodzie
EurOpy.
ROsyanie wziei Ger
niOWCe.

Londyn, 2 grudnia. - Rapor-
ty rosyjshe donosza o nagiem
wkroczeniu Rosyan z powrotem
ma Bukowine austryacka wiel--
kim sukcesie wojsk rosyjskich W
tel stronie: stolica Bukowiny
Czerniowce zostafa ponownie
przez Rosyan zdobyta po cztero-
dniowej bitwie walnej. Rosyanie
cd diuzszego czasu stall ma pogra-
niczu Bukowiriskiem, lecz wido'
cznie ostatnimi easy nagiym po'
chodem posuneli sic pod Ger
niowce j miasto zdobyli. Jedno--
czesnie donosza o SLIME wzmozo-
nej akcyi rosyjskiej mad Dnie--
strem i jego pobocznemi rzeka--
mi, zwIaszcza mad Strypa.
Wieden, 2 grudnia. - RAPPORT
austryacki donosi, IL W ciagu Ii
stopada wojska austryackie "a
braly do niewoli 10000 zofnierzy
rosyiskich, 178 oficerow zdobyli
80 mitraliez. Zreszta nowych do
niesiefi - Zadnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-02
Z PORTLAND, ME.
[Klisza z CHICAGO EXAMINER"
Pred saden muni'

Pred sadem municypalnym
stawai niejaki G. Konnowski, by
ly wIasciciel Westbrook Szpita-
la dla butow, pod zarzutem usi-
lowania dokonania morderstwa
ma wlasnej zonie. POM Konnow-
ska opowiadaia, IL polaczyli sic
oni wezlem maizehsl5im zaledwie
piec tygodni temu. Przez ostatnie
diva tygodnie maz jej byf usta-
wicznie pijany i W ubiegiy czwar
tex grozil jej rewolwerem. Kon-
nowskiego aresztowano i znale-
ziono przy MIN revolver 22 kali
browy. Sedzia uznai sprawe "a
wazna postawii Konnowskiego
pod kaucye $1,000. Poniewaz
Konnowski ME jest W stanie "a
danej sunny ziozyc, bedzie mu-
siai oczekiwac terminu sprawy,
ktora bedzie sadzona w styczniu
roku przysziego, we wiezieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-02
Z Rozterek Austry-
ackich.

Paryz, 2 grudnia- - Praca ca
lego swiata omawia przesilenie
austryackie komentuje zabiegi
austryackie o pok6j oddzielny z
W{ochami Rosya, kt6re juz sta
fy sic JAYNE gioSne; charaktery-
stycznem tez jest Il pomiedzy Au
strya a Niemcami wywiazalo sic
ciche, lecz ME mniej giebokie ME
porozunienie, kt6re wlasnie do
pokojowej akcyi wiod4o, Austrya
wiec byIa gotowa opuScic Mem
cy, ktorym faktycznie byt sw6j
gawdziecza, DO tylko Niemcy, ME
Austryacy ziamai ofensywe ro-
syjska W Galicyi, i W Karpatach.
Trzeba az by8o podrozy ces. Viii
helm do Wiednia, by nieporozu-
mienia owe poHataG. =. Swoja
Groga zaDiegi pokojowe Austryi
tI6macza sic fatalnem poIozeniem
kraju tego, majacego wojne na
trzech swoich granicach, wynisz.
czonego materyalnie do ostatka
i wyglodzonego, W dodatku z
rzadem niepewnyrn ludami ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-02
WOjna DyplOmatyczna'
Niezwykle Dzialania
Diplomacy Euro
peiskiej.
Z WlOch.

Rzyn, 2 grudnia. - Premier
wSosli, Sonnino oswiadczyl W
parlamencie wioskim wczoraj, IL
W8ochy podpisaty traktat lon
dynsH z dnia 5go pazdziernika'
ma mocy ktorego zobowiazuja sic
ME zawieraG oddzielnego pokoju,
a dopiero ca8em Czworporozu-
mieniem Anglii, Francyi, Rosyi /
W3och omawiac pok6j, gdy spo-
sobna pora do tego nadejdzie,
przez wszystkich uznana; O.
swiadczenie to przyjete zosta8o
olbrzymim i d4ugotrwaiym entu-
zyazmem W Izbach parliamentary
nych. Ponadto premier oswald
czyi oficyalnie, IL Rad w3oski zde-
cydowa4 sic wys}ac expedycye
pomocnicza do Serbii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-02

dzieh wytchnienia po obu stro--
mach: Wlosi spoczywali, a dowo-
dem wyczerpania Austryakow
jest ia okolicznoSG, il ME sko-
rzystali Z tego i ME kontratako--
wall wcale. Wzmacniano tylko z
obu stron okopy i ogieh dzialowy
ME ustawaI nj ma chwile, nj w
nocy nawet. Dzia}a austryackie
zapaliiy szpital W Monfalcone.
We. wtorek walka toczyla sic mai
straszniejsza: straty w lndzlach
So wprost potworne re stron obu;
pisma wloskie bynajmniej i'm ME
przecza, lecz dodaja, IL komenda
w1oska jest zdecydowana prowa
dzic tym razem atak az do osta-
tecznego rezultatu.