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the danger Is past, nor will they come
out sooner, even II they may be trod-
den on by not doing 80. The hen
meanwhile walks around calmly and
with quiet dignity as though she did
not own. young turkey in the world.
They should not be turned out in
the morning until the sun has dried
the dew from the grass, and should
be brought In not later than four
o'clock in the afternoon, for soon after
that time the hen will hover them,
when 1t will not be an easy matter to
find them.
They should also be brought In at
any time storm comes up and kept
shut up until the grass is again dry
even II IL should be for a day or two.
In the writer's experience a collie
in bringing the turkeys of the range.
He had always been taken along and
taught to walk slowly behind them.
They seemed to have no fear Of him.
but considered him as their keeper:
| long before the summer was over he
| could be sent alone to bring them
| home, which he would do very sue
cessfully, often going half mile after
them and of his own accord If they
had been neglected longer than usual
Neither was there much danger from
hawks, as he never allowed one near.
Their first feed when they are thir-
| ty hours old should be stale bread
moistened with new milk, just enough
so that 1t will crumb easily when the
milk is equeezed out. Then feed hard
boiled eggs, crushed up shells and all.
and mixed with dry bread crumbs.
following this with sour milk curd.
made by heating the sour milk until
the curd is crumbly when the milk is
squeezed out or drained out by pour
ing through colander. 1t must not
be their sole diet, but may be fed
once day with safety
AS soon as possible get them &c
eating cracked wheat then whole
wheat, but even when quite large they
relish an occasional mash feed OF
curds
This. when given, should be light
| iCSu anu 6iNC III bAO mug,
When they are shut up while young
they should be fed FIVE or six times a
day, but when roaming they need
only light feed night and morning
They should always be supplied with,
or have free access to, gravel or grit
OF some kind. This Is as necessary as
their food.
AS soon as they show an inclination
to fly upon a perch they should be put
into building supplied with perches
and plenty OF fresh air but secure
from enemies
A sharp lookout must be kept for
lice. The hen and nest should be
thoroughly busted with insect powder
just before the turkeys are expected
and every week or two afterwards un
til they are six or eight weeks old.
Stretch out the wings and look be
tween the ridges where the wins
feathers start; II any lice are abou,
they will be found here, and II found
give the wings heavy dose of insect
powder. which will be all that Is nee
essary. Watch on the head, neck and
gills for the large head lice; II found
rub these parts lightly with pure lard
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SUCCESS MADE WITH DUCKS
Always Give Water With Feed, as
Fowls Cannot Eat Without Drink
ino-Good Plan Outlined.
(By w. HARVEY

/ feed my ducks cornmeal, ground
nne, mixed with four parts cornmeal
and one part fine white 3and, or fine
gravel sifted.
Stir the sand and gravel up with
your meal and water and feed five
times a day. Always give water when
you feed them, as ducks cannot eat
without drinking at the same time.
Take the water away when they are
through eating.
tried this plan last year and raised
"A out of 60. The year before l had
100 hatch, but raised only 10. l also
kept the little ducks shut up with the
old chicken mother. They were a week
old before | let them out.
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DIRTY EGGS CAUSE OF LOSS
Dozen Less In Large Market
Enormous Quantities Shipped.

1t is astonishing to go to large
egg receiving depot and see the enor-
nous quantities of dirty eggs sent to
market. These dirty eggs are sorted
out by the shippers before being sent
to eastern markets and make carload
after carload. There are eggs covered
by manure, by manure and feathers.
and eggs stained yellow like tobacco
juice because the straw in the nests
was wet. The dirty eggs bring three
to ten cents q dozen less In the large
markets than clean eggs.
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Investigate, Anyway.

''Mr. Speaker" quoth the member Of
the house, II would like to ask If there
are any committees investigating any
thing?" There are none," replied
speaker. 1t was a moment of intense
though suppressed excitement. -
move" exclaimed the member with
deep feeling, "the appointment of 9
committee to investigate why nothing
is being investigated. II the condi
lions are become such that there IL
nothing to investigate, they should b.
met with appropriate legislation. -
Puck.
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reach the platform at the summit
from which the pedestal Of the Lion
rises. That pedestal bears the simple
inscription-"June IS, 1875" The
Lion itself, so your guide would tell
you, weighed twenty-eight tons.
Many Monuments There.
The Lion Mound occupies a site
that was about the center of the Brit
ish lines, a front not two miles long.
Behind lies the village of Mont st.
Jean. and further back the little town
OF Waterloo, with the forest of Soign-
les near at hand. Before it stretches
the fiat field Of Waterloo, waving with
corn in the summer, deep in mud IN
the winter, across which two cobbled
main roads run away to the south
in the direction of Quatre Bras, from
which Wellington fell back only few
days before the great battle.
The whole battlefield can be COW
cred on foot in few hours. But for
it's history, it is a most unprepossess-
ing spot. bitches and muddy roads
intersect the fields from which, even
today. the plough will turn up rusty
arms and bleached bones.
But the pilgrim can never forget
that he is on unusual ground. The
place bristles with monuments.
You descend from the Lion Mound.
At its base stands a little group OF
houses, chief of which is the Museum
Hotel. SO named from the museum OF
Waterloo relics attached to it. A few
hundred yards to the east and you find
a simple pillar to the memory OF
Colonel Gordon. Almost opposite,
across the main road, rises the ODE
lisk to the memory of the Hanoverian
officers OF the German Legion. lit
tie farther on, by the side of the main
road, stands the historic, red-roofed,
white-walled farm of La Hale Sainte,
the building which protected the Al
lies center in the battle, and around
which some of the most desperate
fighting ragged.
Belle-AIliance and Houoomont.
About a mile down the road you
come TO another Of those low, white,
red-roofed houses. 1t is now little
wayside tavern. La Belle-Alliance.
There is an inscription over the door
that tells that Wellington and Butcher
met there. But this is not correct
The historic meeting took place some
two miles from here.
Belle-Alliance. however, has much
claim TO history. It was Napoleon
headquarters At the beginning o. the
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room.
TT 8 Carrie!
They're having
dinner at the Bilt-
more and want to
come here after
ward. All right
isn't it,"
Helen started
up with q dis
mayed, Carrie.
T h g n, hastily.
"Oh, yes-yes, oil
course - tell heI
we'd love to have
them."
w ARE went
b &C X to I h I
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(By MARY f. vHITELOCK.)

(By MARY Z. VIIITELOCK)
II has been SAID against turkeys
that they are destructive to crops, but
In the writer's experience they have
instead proved benefit to growing
crops OF hay or grain; they are in
search OF insects not green food
AS soon as, or before, the hens show
an inclination to seek for nests suf-
ficient number OF barrels or large
boxes should be placed where they
can find them, preferably on the
ground so that the hen may walk into
the nest; II she has to jump down into
the barrel or box the chances are that
some of the eggs will be broken.
Seclude these boxes or barrels by
partly covering them with brush or
straw. After the hen begins to lay
remove the eggs each day, placing one
or two hens eggs In their place. II
| the hen lays more than is eggs, give
all over that number to chicken
hen, but when the eggs are Matched
give all to the turkey hen. After the
hen has been set, shut her In safely
from anything that might harm her
but let her off the nest each morning
very early, shutting her in again
when she returns.
Some claim that the chicken her
makes the best mother, but If those
who claim this will notice when feed
ing young turkeys with a chicken her
they will see that often the turkeys
| will, after eating a few mouthfuls, &C
off in search of an insect until called
back by their unnatural mother and
encouraged to stun themselves with
unnatural food
They do not wish to eat much a
one time and when being fed should
at the same time be supplied witt
water; but when allowed to roam they
do very well If watered night ant
morning. but II they come in from tn
field during the day 1t is because the
want water.
4 Nature has taught them to eat In
scots, almost exclusively, when young
while the same teacher instructs tn
turkey hen to take her brood where
| SuSH iOOu 10 dDuHudHl, dllOWlnS thcIt
to secure it for themselves.
The hen scarcely ceases her wntcl
long enough to secure the necessar,
food to sustain herself, for she seem
always to have her head in the air t,
see that the coast Is clear.
They, with their mother, should b.
kept in coop some distance from tn
other poultry until they are a wee
old, by which time they will be stron
enough to travel and will have learne
their mothers language.
The coop should be large enough s.
that the hen may stand erect, an
should be at least six feet square, tn
floor should be of boards, cuvere
with litter. so that it may be kep
dry.
BY this time they will be SO we
trained that when the hen gives war;
ing of danger, almost instantly ever
little turkey will disappear fror
sight, slide under anything tha-, wi
furnish covering. or, If they are 1
the open grass, they will squat dow
to ground with their heads down an
will remain hidden and perfectly quie
until the mother informs them ths
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slabs and tablets to the memory
of those who fell in the battle.
And in the midst Of the sublime
there is, only few PAGES away from
the church, the ridiculous. In a cot.
tage garden stands a monument to
the leg of Lord Uxbridge, who com.
manded the cavalry in the battle. The
leg was amputated Immediately after
the victory, and lies buried here with
an epitaph and a weeping widow
above it.
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Bad Things for Chickens.

Aspergillosis! Sounds like some
thing awful. doesn't it? 1t 10 a bad
thing for chickens to get, but they
Will not get 1t If they do not have 20
ceSs to moldy feed or litter.
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Given Away.

Bored Husband latter reluctant Wis
iO-"Good-by, Mrs. Jackson-enJoyed
myself immensely" Wife-"There--
l told you so! knew yc~'d anioy
yourself Punch.
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Leaving the recei .er or the hook,
Warren came back to the dining
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
z SerbHii.

Nisz, s kwietnia. : Donosza,ze
Austryacy znowu Belgrad "a
rzeEi bombarduja re zabili pare
osob niewalczacych. Serbowie,
odpowiadajac ma kononade au--
stryacka. staraja sic strzelac do
posterunkow i kwater wojsko--
wych, ME do wiosek i osad "a Du
najem po stronie austryackiej, a
lie zamieszkalych wyiacznie ME-
NAL przcz Serbow. w Serbii O.
becnie playa najciezsza So choro-
by epidemiczne brak ma ME od-
powiednich urzadzen, lekow le-
karzy....
- Nadesz4y tn informacye, IL
Austryacy podburzyli mahome--
tan Albanczykow w liczbie 10000
do ataku ma Dracz-Durazzo, a da-
lei IA Scribe cd strony alban--
skiej. Austryacy dostarczyli Al
(Dokoilczcnle ma str. 3ei.l.
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ZaprzeczenIe.

Rzym, s kwietnia. = Zanoto-
wac wypada, re oficyalna prasa
wSzystkich pahstw stanowczo "a
przecza wszystkim owym poko}o-
wynn pogloskom kombmacyoc',
odmawiaiac i'm wszelkiego uza =
sadnienia. n. p. same wladze WIZ
skie wydaiy rozporzadzenia mo-
bilizacyjne Swieze, pomnazajace
wojska pod bronia bedace, a Pi-
sma gIosza, re wysilki niemiec-
kie, by powstrzymaG Wlochy cd
przymierza z Anglia / Francyq
spelzly ma niczem..... Wczoraj flo
ia w1oska, otrzynawszy zapiecze-
towane rozporzadzenia = znowu
opuSci1a zatoke Tarentu, gdzie
ma stacye swa g}owna pod
stawe zapasawa j wyjechaia =
dokad, ME wiadomo, najprawdo-
podobniej ma Morze Egejskie,
gdzie trwaja dziaiania Sprzynie-
rzonych pod Smyrna i Dardanel-
lami. Bye moze, ze flota ia tyl-
ko demonstracyjno-obe5rwacyj--
ng odbedzie przejazdzke, W kaz-
dym jednak razie wyjazd jej wieI
kie wywarl wrazenie w kraju
poza jego granicami.
Berlin, s kwietnia. Pisma
notuia. re ces. Wilhelm miai sic
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PRZYPISEK REDAKCYI:

PRZYPISEK REDAKCYI: - Depesza to specyana a-tuteJ-
szego dzennia Tribune: dose ona neaSna
MEM naszer Jest kounkacya pasowych doneenz oSyl
p11 ,5 dawnieszvch ME wadomosc ukaze jaEns bez-
posedno ostatnie chwi wydanym ZapowiedA amorzaou
okalnego" So nowina da ych ktorzy znaa stoun zo
rcsvkego ostanich czasow - uz czasow wony prase
kraiowej znadowasy zapowiedzi tego rodzaJu keoe D
h boEbv sary ukazem moze faktycznie uz ogfoszonyrn
ME adnego powodu zachwycac ponieaz samorzad To-
kalny mes czy zemski minimum jakiego takego usano
olniena gn czy zestw badzo bardzo ogranczonego wat
lego rozaym nstancyom czynownczym
naet wprost mich zawego Samorzad taxi dae PeWne koh
cesve iezvkow miedzy wolno bedzie dukowac o.
e4oszenia zedoe w DWU jeyac prookoy obad
moga bye powadzone DWU eykach ale do wadz roy]kch
luz tyko po royjsku trzeba Owe DIVA ezyk Sa
chaakeystyczne okreslene ganic koncesy koych ocz
vista b5szych niema eszcze szczegolow ale zE TO
ME AIIToNoMIA sAMoDzIELNA, TO WIDoczNE w CA
LEI PELNL F." '"I-.
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INTERNOWANIE ,EITLA
FRIEDRICHA".

Washington, 8 kwietnia. - a
systent sekretarza skarbu Pc
tiers o;wiadczyi wczoraj wieczor,
IL nieniecki krazownik ,,Prlnz
Friedrich Eitel" zostanie inferno
wany w Newport News, Va. i
pozostanie w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych az do ukohczenia wojny,
gdyz wczoraj wieczdr upiynaf
.ternin dany mu przez Rad tu--
tejszy, celem poczynicnia napra--
wck.
O godzinic Sci wicczdr Peters
otrzymal cd kolektora clowcgo
Hamiltona depesze doniesie-
MEM, ze kapitar Thierichens 60
dzi sic ma internowanie, gdyz "a
wiodla go pomoc, ktora spodzie--
wal sic otrzymac Cd innych ME
mieckich okretow woJennych.
Liczy} on ma to, re okrety te po-
jawia sic W poblizu czatujacych
nan krazownikow angielskich
francuskich i urzqdza dywersye,
ktora mu umozliwi wymkniecle
sic z amerykahskiego portu. List
Thrierichensa do Hamiltona, w
ktorym ten pierwszy oswladcza
swa zgode ma internowanie, "a
wiera rowniez podziekowanie "a
przyjazne zachowanie sic wobec
niego wiadz tutejszych.
Internowanie polegac bedzie ma
uczynieniu ,,Eitla" niezdolnym do
dalszej podrozy ami do Walk
dlatego zabrane zostana z nlego
najglowniejsze czesci maszyn l
n orI11ot
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Niency nlaja
SfaDe SZanSe...
POrazkaDiGnieCkan zaChOdziO
Wie1kie zwyciestwo Rosyan
W Karpatach.
$4,000 Austryakow pojmanych.
Wiesci Il Balkanu.
Sprawy Morskie.
SprawY Morskie.
Holandya : zagrozona ...
INNE wIESCI TELEGRAFICGN

.strya giownie broniia.. Wlochy,
.ktore rowniez niezyczliwem O.
kiem patrza ma dostep Serbii do
mora, zastrzegaja sobie tylko to,
by Serbia portow swych adryaty-
ckich ME fortyfikowa}a. Ktory to
bedzie port 6w dla Serbii glowry,
czy Dracz-Durazzo, czy Avlona
= telegram ME podaje. We W}o-
szech jakby miala sic uspolaiac
goraczka wojenna a nastroJ O.
becnie ma panowac wiecej skion-
nv do pokoju, niz dawniej.
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NOwe pOgEOski pOkO-
jOWe.

Rzym, s kwietnia. = Pogloskl
pokojowe cd dni kilkunastu coraz
silniej powazniej powtarzaJa
sic. zyskujac ma sile argumentow,
coraz nowymi szczegolami docho-
dzacymi do wiadomoSci publicz--
nej. Oto przedewszystkiem Au-
strya nacisnieta groznie przez Ro-
sye ma Wegrzech, godzi sic ma
odstapienie Wiochom po}udnio--
wego Tyrolu Trydentem, "a co
Wiochy juz mia4y sic zgodzic po-
zostac neutralne do konca wojny
TednoczeSnie Austrya ma zawrzeC
oddzielny pok6j Rosya, a Me
mcy godza sic ia fatalna dla
mich ewentualnoScia, poniewA@
widza, IL ME moga Austryi do
pomodz tax, jakby tego sytuacya
wymagaIa: Niemcy powinny size
swa Gala przerzucic ma Wegry, by
ratowac Austrye, jesliby ia mia
Ia trwac w walce, ale wowczas
musiafyby Niemcy wycofa6 sic
kompletnie zachodnich pozy =
cyl, albo je oslabic tax, ze wypar-
Gle ich stamtad ME byloby trud-
nem dla sprzymierzonych; ponie-
waz Niemcy tyle ryzykowac ME
moga przetO ces. Wilhelm miaa
sic zgodzic na to by Austrya, O.
statecznie juz wojna wyczerpana
najgrozniej naciSnieta, zawaria
oddzielny pok6j Rosya. w
sprawie tel mia3 ostatnio bawic
Wilhelm u Franciszka J6zefa We
Wiedniu. Ustepstwa austryackis
maia isc dalej jeszcze wzgledsn
serbii, kt6ra r6wniez ma dostac
rekompensaty terytoryalne i do
step do Adryatyku, kt6rego Cd
dawna pragnie, kt6rego jej Au-
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Nieiasna Rola BuIgaryi

Rzym, s kwietnia. - Rola Bull
garyi jest niejasna niepokojaca
ME ulega zadnej watpliwosci, IL
Bulgarya pertraktuje ze Sprzy--
mierzonymi, do ktorych sic znacz-
ME zblizyla, ale zarazem jest ona
w konszachtach zAustrya Mem
cami. Ostatnio zajScia Z bulgars--
kiemi bandami ma pograniczu
Observation-Disclosures po-
gorszyiy znacznie szanse lzblizeh
miedzy tymi trzema sasiadami..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
Z Baikanu.

Ateny, s kwietnia, - Cabinet
ministeryalny oglosil 'oredzie, W
ktorem zapowiada jak najSciSlej-
sza neutralnosc. Kr6l zarazem O.
g}osi} IL ME sa prawdziwe po--
gloski, by Grecya jakiemu pan
stwu innemu odstepowa}a jaka
Geese swoich posiadlosci.. (Ty-
czy sie to oswiadczenie Bu}garyi
ktora ma pretensye do Macedonf i
i Salonik, trzymanych przez Gre
k6w Przyp. Red. D. c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
Paderewski odjechaI do Ameryki

LoNDYN, 8-go kwetnia. - Ma okrecie Adriatlc ktory
czoraj odecha Livepoou do N Yok edzie do Stanow
Ignay Padercw cereze Ccntralnego Ko
ritet Poego zOrganizowanego szacary ma koFego cze
lie toi Henyk sienkewcz Paderewki jakwadoo przyDywa
&c specyana isya Polon ameryknskie zaiafze sku
pienia jcj v. pracach ratunkowych dla ojczyzny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
arrllat.
SPRAWA THRASHERA BU-
DZI ZANIEPOKOJENIE.

Waszyngton, 8 kwietnia.
Sprawl Leona Thrashera, ktory
zginaf przy torpedowaniu ,,Fala-
BY, budzi til powazne zanlepo--
kojenie wobec faktu, re Rad ME
miecki odmowii dania jakieJkol-
wick satysfakcyi i zaplaty odszkQ-
dowania "a utracone zycle anne
rykahskiego obywatela, raporty
zaS Z Anglii stwierdzajq, re ko-
mendant torpedujacego nura po-
gwaicii prawo miedzynarodowe,
gwarantujace bezpieczehstwo ne
utralnych pasazerow ma polka
die statku, nalezacego do pam
silva zaangazowanego W wojnie.
Doniosiosc tego incydentu
wzrasta tenn bardziej,ze tysiace A
merykanow podrozuje ma apgicl-
skich francuskich statkach i mo-
ga uledz podobnemu losowi co
Thrasher, obecne stanowisko
rzadu niemieckiego byloby prece-
densem do takiego samego trak--
towania tego rodzaiu wypadk6w
w przyszlosci.
BRYAN o PROHIBICYI.
Washington, s kwietnia. = Sc
kretarz stanu Bryan opublikowal
tn list, ktory wysial do wybitnc-
go przcdstawiciela partyi demo-
v H
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P. r. N. Sic $4,000 do Ojczyzny

Ma odbytem czora posedz EMU Poshej Rady NarodoweJ
Chicago uchwaono wysiac dazych doarow do Oczy
INV ma porzebv chv biezace manowicie $25ooo posamy
ma ree szwacarsego Kotet Geneanego Sa5oo posyia
my: do Warszawy rece E Najpzew Acybsknpa KakoSy
sego oraz ma rece Observation-Disclosures Rzynie do dys
pOzycy E. Naipzcw. X Biskura Adama ks Sapiehy Kra
kowie.
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MATKI oTRzYMAJA PEN
SYE.

Albany, N. Y, s kwietnia.
Gubernator Whitman podpiisal
wczoraj bill uchwalony ia obcc---
nej sesyi legislatury, wyznacza-
jacy pensye dla 'owdowiaiych ma
Il
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Niemcy a Holandya.

y Paryz, s kwietrlia. - Wzd4uz
caiego pogranicza Holandyi ME-
mcy skupione maja slime kontyn-
gently wojsk = po pismach poja-
wiaja sic zapowiedzi, il gdyby "a
szfa potrzeba,, to Niemcy ME "a
wahaja sic wkroczyc kolei do
Holandyi. L.
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Curie-Sklodowska ramona

PARYz 8-go ketnia. Pani rie-Skfodowska znakomta
rodaczka nasz wynaazczyn RADIUM zostaa pOwazne ale
ME nebezpieczne kozyi automobiowej ma ednem
przedmiesc paryskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
Sprawy PoIskiie'
SamOrzad L0Kalny W POlsce.

PIOTROGR0D, 8k = ZAPOCZAT ATK0WANIE Spell
NIENIA OBlETNIC, DANYCH POLAKOM ZE STRONY
ROSYL UPATRUJA W SWIEzO OGLOSZONYM UKA
ZE, NADAJACYM MIASTOM POLSKIM SAMORZAD LO
KAINY -MlEJSKI; JEDNOCZESNIE MADAME OBYWA-
TELSKIE R0WNOUPRAWNIENIE zYDOM ODTAD MIA
STA POLSKE MAJA SAME O SWYCH NTERESACH |
SPRAWACH STANOWIC = ma R0WNI z MlASTAMl
ROSYL ~. +, ...".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08

wyrazic, IL w razie pokonania
Niemiec Austryi = te ME "a;
pomna, IL. kleske swa zawdzie-i !
-czaja- Wlochom i ich zdradzie..;. ]
lego Wiochom nigdy nie zaPoln7.
ma, czekaiac ma chwile rewanzu...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
KLEsKA WILL.

Vera Cruz, s kwietnia. = Do--
nosza, re W ostanicj bitwie, ktora
trwafa cd godziny sci rano we
wtorek do wczoraj popoludnlu
miedzy Celaya i Irapuator, woJ--
ska Carranzy pod gen. Obrego--
mem rozgromily zupeinic zolnie-
rzy Will, kt6rymi on sam osobi-
scie komenderowal.
Kawalerya Will szarEowala 90
razy. i zostaia formalnie doszcze-
tnie zniszczona. Ma placu boju
mialo pozoctac 1000 trupow.
KULE PRZELATUJA PREF
GRANGE.
Brownsville, Tex, s kwictnia.
= Pod Metamoros przyszio wczo
raj do silnej wymiany strzaiow
miedzy wojskami Will Carrali--
zy, kule mexykanskie przclaty-
waly przez granice amerykahsk2
i wiele nich padaia W dzielnicy
rezydencyalnej w Brownsville,
Mkt jednak ME zostaf raniony.O-
q
bywatele tutejsi zwrocili sic do
wladz wojskowych prosb2 o O..
pieke.
PoDRcz HUERTY.
Waszyngton, 8 kwietnia - De-
parliament stanu 'otrzymal cd a.
merykaliskiego konsula W Sevili
.doniesienie, re byiy prezydent
(Dokoiiczenie ma s<ropicy 3cieD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
SUFFRAGIUM w CONNEC-
TICUT ODRZUCONE.

Hartford, Conn, S kWictnia. =
Izba .posi6w odrzuciia tn WICK
szoscia 1?4 glos6w W stosunku do
1OG projekt poprawki do konsty-
tucyi, zqdajacy prawa s'osu dla
kobiet w Stanie Connecticut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-08
K{opoty Ze spraWa Ihrashera
Bryan O prohibicyi.
Ze stolicy Stanu.

kratycznej W Iowa, L. w. Ken
ningtona, a W ktorym wyraza ma
dzieje, ze demokracl tego Sta
nu otwarcie oSwiadcza sic "a pro-
hibicya solidarnie beda zwalczac
'kazdego kandydata, ktory ,da sic
kontrolowt przez interesa syn
karskie'.
Oswiadcza dalej Bryan W tym
liscie, re zdaniem jego w kazdym
Stanie, gdzie kwestya, czy ma
bye on suchym lub mokrym, przy
chodzi ia porzadek dzienpy, de-
mokraci winni stanac po stronic
prohibicyi.
Ma zapytanie, jakq role Qdgry-
wac bedzic kwestya prohibicyjna
przy nastepnych wyborach prezy-
dcncyalnych, odrzekf sckrctarz
stanu, ze ME mySli, ably kwcstya
ia mogla wejSSt W platforme tax
rcpublikahskiej jak i demokraty-
czncj partyi.
SUFFRAGIUM w CONNEC--
TICUT ODRZUCONE.
Hartford, Conn, SKWictnia. =
Izba .posi6w odrzuci}a til WICK
szoscia 1?4 glos6w W stosunku do
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lDokoiezcnle ma Str. 3ei.l.