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The state herald., 1915-04-23
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT pA,

Estate Of James M Elrod deceased
The undersigned having qualified as executor Of
the last will and testdment of James NJ Elrod late
of the county of Buffalo in the state Of Nebraska
deceased hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the county court of Phillips county State
of Colorado at the court house in Holyoke in said
county on Monday the day of May d 1915 al
the hour of 10 oc'ock A M of said day at which
time all persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend for the pur.
pose of having the same adjusted All persons in.
debted to said estate are requested to make inn
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated tt Holyeke Colorado this 7th day of Apri
A d 1915
John E Brannon
Executor of the last will and testament of Jane.
N Elrod deceased
J II Painter Attorney
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REBEKAll

Good Cheer Lodge NJ. II meets End
and 4th Tuesday nights If each month
in X. of P. Hall.
Stella Sears. N. G
CIV. Sederburg RS.
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Bring your job work to the
Herald Office.
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Property-to improve, purchase or re.
move incumbrance. Liberal Options;
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Assets Dept, Cx., at 14l0 Busch Bldg.
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For sale or trade. a good eabine, or
gan. Inquire at the Herald Office.

Don't forget about that dairy day to
- observed In Holyoke sometime h shs
fall.
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For Sale.

Having decided to change our busi-
ness, we will sell good meat market,
fully equipped, or will trade for stock.
NJ. Kelly, HolyOke. Colo.
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Read the Dick Barbour feed store a.
the II erald.
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A full line Of Watkins remedies kept
Irwin Stock Co. real estate office.
]. NJ. Irwin, Agt.
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lhIs signsturs is on every boz OF the genusw
Laxative BrOm0.O .Ouinine Tablets
rezsdy tt... ~.ss.xs - rcsd ~ as~ d.
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAS

KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS
Crescent Lodge No. 3s X. of P. meet
End and 4th Friday nighrs of each month
in K. of P. Hall.
Visiting. brothers ALWAYS welcome.
F. G. Fielder, Chancellor Commander.
C. r. Peter, h. of R. and s.
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l. o. o. r.

l. o. on
Holyokel Lodge No. rs /. o. o. F.
meets lst and 3rd Tuesday nights OF
each month in X. of p dall.
Visiting brothers ALWAYS welcome.
@. R. Peter, N G.
II. L. Colver, R. S.
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KEEP youf Dloou pure, your appe-
~ tite good, your digestion perfec'
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
has power to keep you WE'LL.
The state herald., 1915-04-23
For Sale,

A two yearold Hereford registered
bull. C. A. Stiles
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
A. F, & A Il

Holyoke Lodge No. 81 A. F. & A. u.
meets lst and 3rd FRIDAY nights of eaeA
month in X. of P. Hall
Visiting brothers cordially invited.
CIV. .Sederburg, WIN. P.S. Struble, Sec
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-sApsAsA 4 no nsoea' necessx1
vUAuIH than Smallp OK. Army
EnuuU experiences h9 dsnnonstxats1
The almost mlSaculous efft
crev. spd haruI essnseg of Anslsyphoh vseenatioa.
"a vnccinsted NOW b. your physicisn, yuu ard
vpur fsu,Ily II q more Vital than house insrencs.
Ash yua phyBlcian, druEzir. or SEND !os aAW
- - NpSsi1Ps tsiiinG q Typhoia yaccnA
- - -, - danga fron 1yJaoaA casIieA
VR OyJEA lA0OaATOGY, BeMneYs OA
0nonDu1o uAoesass ssAuns unen q = ~ -
The state herald., 1915-04-23

If you cannot say good word for
your town, don't say anything.
The state herald., 1915-04-23

Read the new ad of Ralston, the pho
tographer.
The state herald., 1915-04-23
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

ROYAL NEIG.lBORS
Columbine Camp 249t -toyal Neigh
bors of America hold their meetings in
the NJ. ". A. Hall on tne End and 4th
Saturday of ea,n month afternoonat 2
clock. All Royal NeiRnbors are re
cuested to attend. Addie Zimmerman,
Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10

with barbed wire on top. aWhat's over
there?' says he.
BLAMED if KNOW" says l.
ats rather important" says he.
"Let's have look.
helped him shove packin' lease up
against the fence, so he could climb up.
For a minute or so he stares, then he
ducks down and beckons to me.
al say" he whispers. "Come up here.
Don't show your head. There! What do
you make of that?"
So Pm prepared for something tragic
and thrllin. But all can see is an old
slate-roofed house, one of these weather.
beaten, dOrmer-windowed relies of the
time when that part of town was still in
the suburbs. There's quite big yard in
the back, with a few scrubby old pear
trees, double row of NANCY boX-bushes,
and other traces of what must have been
garden.
In the far corner is crazy old
summer-house with a saggin' roof and the
sides covered with tar paper. There's
door to it, fastened with big red pad
lock.
Standin' on the back porch of the house
are two of the help, so judged. One is
a square-built female with stupid, heavy
face, while the other is tall, skinny old
girl with narrow-set eyes and sharp
nose.
well" says l, where's your riot?"
"S-s-s-sh!' says he. They're up to
some mischief One of them is hiding
something under her shawl Watch"
Sure enough, the skinny one did have
her left elbow stuck out, and there was q
bulge in the shawl.
Looks like a case of emptyin' the
ashes" says |.
"Or OF placing bomb" whispers the
Lieutenant.
"Mooshwaw!" says L. "Bomb your
auntl What for should they"
"Look now!" he breaks in. "There!"
THEY'RE advancin' in single file. slow
and stealthy, and gain around eau
tious. Mainly they seem to be watchin'
the back fire-escapes of the fat buldin'
next door, but now and then one of 'em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10

track. l hadn't been to the Yonkers
foundry but had an idea it want much
more impressive. Course, there was the
joint on East l53d Street. knew that
well enough, for I'd helped negotiate the
lease.
1t had been run by firm that was
buildin' some new kind OF marine motors,
but had gone broke. Used to be stove
works. ! believe.
Anyway, it's only a two-story cement
block affair, jammed in between some
car-barns on one side and brewery on
the other. Hot proposition to trot out
as the big end of a six-million-dollar con-
tract! But it was the best had to offer,
and after the Lieutenant had finished his
Oolong and lighted cigarette loads him
into the limousine again and we shoots
uptown.
HERE we are, says !, as we turns
into cross street just before it ends
in the East River. "The main works."
and | waves my hand around casual
4Ah, yes, says he, gettin' his eye on the
tall brick stack Of the brewery and then
lettin' his gaze roam across to the car
barns.
g Temporary quarters, says l. Kind
of miscellaneous, amt they? Here's the
main entrance. Let's go in here first"
And | steers him through the office door
of the middle buildin'. Then hunts up
the superintendent.
@Just takin' ramble through the
works." says l. "Don't bother. Well
find our way"
Some busy little scene it is, too, with
all them lathes and things goin', belts
whirrin' overhead, and workmen in un-
dershirts about as thick as they could be
placed.
/ towed Cecil in and out of rooms,
up and down stairs until he must have
been dizzy, and ends by leadin' him into
the yard.
Storage Sheds" says l, pointin to the
neat rows of shel-cases piled from the
ground to the roof "And dozen motor
trucks haulin' 'em away all the time"
The Lieutenant he inspects some of 'em,
lookin' wise; and then he walks to the
back, where there's high board fence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10
Towing Cecil to a Smear
By SEWELL FORD
Illustrations by Frank Snapp

"HOWdy, Lieutenant" says l, extendln'
the cordial palm.
But both the Leutenant's eyes must
have been wanderin', for he don't seem
to notice my friendly play.
"Ha-ar-r-r yuh," he rumbles from
somewhere below his collar-button, and
with great effort he manages to focus on
me with his good lamp. For single
barreled look-over, it's a keen one, too
like bein' stabbed with cheese-taster.
But it's soon over, and the next minute
he's listenin' thoughtful while Old
Hickory is explainin' how I'm the one
who can tow him around the munition
shops.
aTorchy," MIR. Ellins winds up with,
shootin me meanin' look from under his
bushy eyebrows, al want you to show the
Lieutenant our main works."
"Eh?" says |, gawpin'. For he
knew very we'll there want any such
thing.
His left eyelid does slow futter.
"The main works, you understand, he
repeats. "And see that Lieutenant Foth-
ergill is well taken care of. You will find
the limousine waiting
ayes, sir" says l. "I'm right behind
YOU
Course, if Mr.. Robert had been there
instead of off honeymoonin', this would
have been his job. He'd have towed
Cecil to his club, fed him Martins and
vintage stuff until he couldn't have told
32-inch shell from an ash-can; handed
him smooth spiel about capacity, strain
tests, shipping facilities, and so on, and
dumped him at his hotel entirely satisfied
that all was well, without having been off
Fifth Avenue.
The best can do, though, is to steer
him into flossy Broadway grill, shove
him the wine-card with the menu, and
tell him to go the limit.
He orders pot of tea and a COM
bination chop.
"Oh, say, have another guess" says l.
@What's the matter with that squad cas-
serole and something in o silver ice
bucket?" y -, sos
@Thank you, no." says he. "I-er-my
nerves, you know"
either. Such high-strung, jumpy party he
is, always glancin' around suspicious. And
that wanderin' store eye of his, scoutin'
about on its own hook independent Of the
other, sort of adds to the general sleuthy
effect. Kind of weird, too.
But l tries to forget that and get
down to business.
3Surprisin', amt it," says l, show
many of them shells can be turned out
by"
"S-s-s-sh!" says he, glancin' cautious at
the omnibus-boy comm to set up our
table.
"Eh?" says l, after we've been supplied
with rolls and sweet butter and ice water.
"Why the panic?"'
"Spies!' he whispers husky.
what, him." says |, starin after
the innocent-lookin' party in the white
apron.
"There's no telling" says Cecil. zone
can't be too careful. And it will be best,
think, for you to address me simply as
Mr.. Fothergill. AS for the-er-goods
you are producing, you might speak of
them as-er-hams, you know"
I EXPECT l gawped at him some fool
ish. Think of springin' all that mystery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10

OOl Cnlnk! IL IL ndu CurHeO OUT u
little different l might have been
called to stand on platform in
~ front of City Hall while the Mayor
wished Victoria Cross or something like
that on me.
No, l amt been nearer the front than
Third Avenue, but at that I've come
mighty near gettin' on the firm line, and
the only reason missed out on pullin
hero stunt was that Maggie want run
min true to form.
1t was like this. Here the other morn
in, as I'm sittin' placid at my desk die
tatin' routine correspondence into wax
cylinder that's warranted not to yank
gum or smell of frangipani, -sittin' there
dignified and bit naughty, like high
born private sec. ought to, you know
who should come paddin' up to my elbow
but the main wheeze, Old Hickory
Elins.
"Son," says he, "can any of that
waltz"
"Guess it wouldn't spoil, SIR" says l,
switchin off the duflicker.
"Good!" says he. IL think l can en-
ploy your peculiar talents to better ad-
vantage for the next few hours. l trust
that you are prepared to face the British
War Officer"
Suspectin' that he's about to indulge in
his semiannual josh, only grins ex-
pectant.
ave have with us this morning." he
goes on, zone Lieutenant Cecil Fothergill,
just arrived from London. Perhaps you
saw him as he was shown in half an hour
or SO ago."
"The solemn-lookin gink with the long
face, one wanderin' eye, and the square,
set shoulders?" says /. "Him in the
light tan ridin' -breeches and the black
cutaway?"
@Precisely," says Mr.. Ellins.
"Huh!' says L. 4Army officer? l had
him listed as rai-bird from the Horse
Show"
ale presents credentials signed by Gen.
eral Kitchener" says Old Hickory. "He's
looking up munition contracts. Not the
financial end. Nor is he an artillery ex-
pert. just exactly what he is here for
I've failed to discover, and am too busy
to bother with him."
II get you," says l. "You want him
shunted."
Old Hickory mods.
SuAV0 uOhSaVOiSS hoWONOt, uO gus
on. "The Lieutenant seems to have some
thing on his mind something heavy.
infer that he wishes to do little in
specting.'
"Oh!" says I.
YOU see, along late in the summer, one
of our Wall Street men had copied
out whalin' big shell-case contract for
us, gaily ignorin' the fact that this was
clean out of our line
How Old Hickory did roast him for
it at the time! But when he come to
figure out the profits, Mr.. Ellins don't
do thing but rustic around, lease
all the stray factories in the market,
from canned gas plant in Bayonne to
a radiator foundry in Yonkers, fit 'em
up with the proper machinery, and set
EN- to turnin' out battle pills by the
train-load
II gather" says Mr.. Ellins, "that the
Lieutenant suspects we are not taking
elaborate precautions to safeguard our
munition plants from-well, Heaven
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
Zamach niemiecki ma
KrolestwO belgijskich.

Paryz, FL. grudnia. - Krol i
krolowa belgijscy zamieszkali
chwiloWo W malem miasteczku
francuskiem rybaczem; W tych
dniach stall sic oni przedmiotem
zbrodniczego zamachu niemiec--
kiego; W chwili kiedy krolestwo
wychodzili W otoczeniu licznem z
koscio}a, ukazaly sic cztery aero
plany niemieckie, ktore zaczely z
bliskiej mety ciSkac bomby W
tIum; krol Albert zakrzyknai, by
sic rozproszyc chronic, posiu-
chano go zdaje sic ofiar ME by
10, lub ME wiele; dwie bomby
wybuchly w najblizszem sasiedz-
twie krola krolowej, ale ME ra-
nily nikogo. Charakterystev evcznem
Jest, IL StWlerdzono, re byly to
aeroplany wirtemberskiego koi
pusu, ktorego wodz nastepca tro-
nu wirtemberski, jest najblizszym
krewnym krola Alberta pozwo-
lii - ma taxi zamach ma krewne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
PROKLAMACYA
Prezydenta Wilsona w sprawie
niesienia pomocy Polsce.

Ponewaz ozymaem cd Senatu Stanow Zednoczonych
lucye uchwaona gudna 1915 brzmenu nastepujacem:
Ze wzgedu re uwage narodu Stanow Zednoczonych
pzerazaace poozene Posce
gdzie faczne udno$ dzisia bez dachu mad gowa
gdze mezzyn newasy dzieci gina ysiacami brau scro
nienia, odziezy zywnosc jakotez
We wzgedu to, IL narod Sanow Zednoczonych obawi
svoe ympaye da ciepace udno znakomta skuteczna
dzaanosca dobroczynna Beg serb nnych miejscowoS-
ciach czujac narod Ameykas naychmast usuca odez
wy pomoc d Po skoro tylko tragedya poozena TAME dol
die do jego wiadomoSci przeto
Uchwaa sie ocenaac cepena srodze dotnetego
narodu poponue SIZE by Sny Zednoczone wyznaczy Peen
dze1 nadchodzacym okree Swatecznym korym to dnu
sic uczynG odezwe do sympathy wszyskch obywate ameyka
wszyskm sposobnoSe do skfadana datkow
nienee potzebny swiateczny undusz ratnkowy da Pos
take, .. a 3. j. ...s.... III =. .,s.
Ponewaz esten przekonay narod Stanow Zdnoczonych
m ore Swaecznym zechce pospieszyc pooca narodowl
dotknietemu wojna, giodem chorobami: ..-
wec ja Woodrow Wilson, prezydent Stanow Zedno
czonyc zgodne propozycya Senau tego krau
proklauje DZIEN 1-Go STYCZNIA 1916 ako dzen k6rym
Sanow Zdnoczonyh ake zechce zfoz oary jake
odpowedne ola niesien poocy nawedzonemu keskam
rodowi poskiemu
ofary nadytat naezy pod adresem Ameykahskgo Czewo
nego Kzyza Washington D. c. koy posara sic odpowiedne
ich wydzielenie
dowod czego poozyem wlasnoreczny podps poleciem
wycisnac peczec Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Dan meSce Washington dna OSr1nastego Grudna Roku
Paskm Tysac Dzewecset Pietnastym Cztedziestym
Roku NiezaeznoSci Stanow Zjednoczonych.
WOODROW WILSON.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
Ma wschodnim teatrze
wOiny.

Piotrogrod, 81. grudnia. - Ma
10 dis bardzo wiadomoSci Z linii
bojowej. Ma Baltyku zatopiono
niemiecki krazownik Bremen" i
jeden torpedowiec wielkiego ty-
pu.
Berlin, 2I. grudnia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm poleci} zmienit urzedo-
wo nazwe zdobytej fortecy rosyj-
skiej Nowogeorgiewska, ma daw-
nq polska - Modlin, iatwiejsza
do wymawiania Niemcom. Pisma
'berlinskie donosza Rosyi, il
wiadze rosyjskie stale zakazuja
zebrar wszelkim instytucyom, or
ganizacyom, zwlaszcza robotni--
czym, bojac sic knowa1 rewolu-
cyjnych; ostatnio W Moskwie
kilka takich konwencyi zakazano
odbyc z powodu wzburzenia lud-
noSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
Ma zachodni1n teatrze.

Paryz, Fl. grudnia. - Raporty
skape i krotkie; donosza Szam-
panii, il tam ogniem dziafowym
rozpedzono oddziai Niemcow zda
zajgcy do wysunietych pozycyi;
pod St. Michel kanonada francu-
ska byla nader skuteczna, ponisz-
czyia we wielu punktach okopy
niemieckie i zniszczyla blokhaus
nieprzyjacielski. Ma calej linii ma
der ozywiona wre czynnoSc wy
wiadowcza -. napowietrzna: ME
mniej jak a. potyczek W rozmai-
tych punktach linii mialo wczoraj
miejsce: diva aeroplany niemiec-
kie zestrzelono, diva uSzkodzone
ciezko, dworzec kolejowy W Mu
elhausen zbombardowany - je-
den aeroplan angielski = zginai...
- Prezydent Poincsre przyjal
odjezdzajacego do Anglii do
tychczasowego wodza wojsk an
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
FIota niemiecka dziaHa

Londyn, FL. grudnia. - Praso-
we doniesienia via Berlin glosza,
il flota niemiecka ma wyruszyc
ma zaatakowanie floty brytyjSkiej.
wv Anglii Smieja sic Z tego, gfo-
sza, IL okrety brytyJskie az po
Skagerrack i Kattegatt panuja
mad Morzem Polnocnem ME da-
jac niemieckiej flocie wyruszyc z
Baltyku; flota ia stracila juz do
tad IS pancernikow krazowni--
k6w og0lnej liczby 45-ciu. Me
mniej faktem jest, il Anglii wo-
COLE Sprzymierzonym flota ia "a
dala straty znaczne, jak W
Niemczech rachuja, zatopili Mem
cy ogoiem 734 okret6w Sprzymie-
rzonych, w tenn GA angielskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
SYTUACYA "a BAL tKANIE.
STARCIE GREK0W I BUkGARAML
MA INNYCH TEA
TRACH. WOJNY.

mi, ma pograniczu BdSnii i W pol
nocnej Czarnogorze..
- Ze Skutari donosza, IL Bu4-
garry i uzbrojeni Przez Mich mu-
zuImanie dopuszczaja sic nieludz-
kich naduzyc ma ludnoSci ser'E-
skiej W zajetej przez Mich czeSci
Serbii, skutkiem czego Rad serb
ski podnosi glos protestu do
wszystkich narodow.
- Podobno Rad rosyjski "a
niechai najzupeiniej zamiaru
wkraczania ma Balkan j wycofal
swe wojska Z pogranicza rumuh-
skiego i caiej Bessarabii; dokad
wojska owe zabrano, ME wiado-
mo. ..
w Grecyi odbyfy sic wybo-
ry parlamentarne W. ztlRelnyn
spokoju: rezultaty ME So jeszcze
znane ze wszystkich dystrykt6w
wyborczych, ale zapewniona jest
ponad watpliwoSG wszelka -
wiekszo5t rzadowa - partya da-
wniejszego premiera GOunarisa
wvbra1a Z CORA zoo czionk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
Sprawy Baikanu.

Paryz, 81. g. Z pogranicza bull
garo-serbo-greckiego nadzwyozaj
ma przychodzi wiadomoSc, IL
Grecy ruszyli armie niemal ma
pas neutralny ustanowiony mie-
dzy Bu}garya Grecya, staneli
miedzy wojskami bu4garskiemi a
Sprzymierzonymi, zajeli silnem
wojsie miasto Doiran i dali
tenn dowod, IL zadnych wojsk OBJ
cych do Grecyi wpuScic ME my
Sla. JednoczeSnie donosza, IL
na pograniozu greko-serbo-alban-
skiem, dokad wojska bu. garskie
dotariy, przyszfo do ostrych IL
tarczek Grekami. Rad Grecyi
zaczyna wiec tzdobywac sic ma
stanowczoSc: ostatnio odpowie-
dial Niemcom ma ich note pro-
testujaca przeciw fortyfikacyi Sa-
lonik, IL fortyfikacye te So po-
trzebne nie1bednie, jednoczeS-
ME zaznaczono, il Grecya Bul-
garow ME wpuSci ma swe terry
toryum, raczej "a bron chwyci:
ma to Niemcy odpowiedzialy wy
mijajaco, IL zalezec wszystko be-
die Cd rozwoju strategicznej
sytuacyi W tel stronie teatru wo-
jennego. Ostatnio doposza z .Epi-
ru - Pogranicza albanskiego, IL
tam Grecy walcza z Buigarami,
kt0rzy wtargneli ma terytorya
greckie W poScigu "a Serbami,
re Grecy stracic mieli kilku Off
cerow i zolnierzy sporo, a Rad
grecki pospiesznie Sic tam posil-
kowa expedycye. Jak sic rozwi-
ME akcya w tel stronie = prze-
widziec ME podobna. w Grecyi
wiedza, IL Austryacy koncentru-
ia wojska w poiudniowej Serbii,
celem atakowania Sprzymierzo--
nych W Salonikach, CO sic zdaje
prawdopodobnem. Sprzymierzeni
stale wzmacniaja fortyfikacye, Ia
duja wojska pozycya ich W Sa-
lonikach jest bardzo silna. Woi-
ska serbskie regularne podobno
ME wynosza obecnie wiecej jak
$1,000, tel liczby ze 10000 jest
W Albanii, a reszta poiaczyla sic
Czarnogorska arnia, ucierajaca
sic wcale skutecznie Austryaka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
Nowy Rok Dnienn
PoIski wAmeryce.

WASHINGTON, 21 grudnia. Wskutek przy'
jete sobothie sesy senatu rezolucyi senatora w.
Kern'a Indany poparte przez senatora Henryka
Lane z Oregbnu, prezydent Wilson wydal prokama-
eye, kt6rs naznacza dzien tso sycznia ma zbiera-
ME ca1e Ameryce skladek ma rzecz stojacej wrot
Smierci giodowej ludnoSci zniszczonej wojna Poski
Wszystkie donacye maja bye nadsylane do glow
nej kwatery iAmerykanskiego Czerwoneso krzyza
W Waszyngtonie kt6ry zajmie sig rozdzia}em admi-
nistracya zebranych pieniedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
Z lOs6w Armenii.

Lndyn, Fl. grudnia. - Times"
donosi, il podlug najskromniej-
szych obliczen masakry tureckie
w Armenii, spefnione niedawno
kosztowaiy co najmniej 100000
ludzi zabitych, pokaleczonych,
lub wygnanych ich siedlisk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
WALK NAPOWIETRZNE.
FIOta NiemieCka dziaEa.
lime TelegraTnY.
Z Mezopotamiii.

Londyn, 81 G. Wojska angiel-
skie wzmocniiy pod Kut-elAmara
swe pozycye wstrzymuja sku-
tecznie atak przemoznej liczby
Turkow, kierowanych przez Off
cerow niemieckich. w walkach O.
statnich Turcy straeili ponad
$500 ludzi W Pofegiych. Szanse
angielskie W tel stronie popra-
willy sic znakomicie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-21
z pod Kaukazu.

Piotrogrod, 2I. grudnia. - Pod
Szihan wyprawa kilkudziesieciu
junakow rosyjskich natarla ma
tureckie posterunki i W walce na
bagnety porazi}a je na glove.