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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
THOUSANDS WILL COME
Continued From Page Eight Main Section :.

veterans than at reunions spite of the fact that
the action of the Virginia General Assembly in authorizing
the county boards of supervisors to pay the travelling
of those veterans who unable the OUTLAY
from their pockets County after county has taken adj
vantage of this permission and has voted appropriations fer
the purpose The latest to take such action the board of
supervisors of Wythe County which, Friday appropriated
$4O0 for this purpose Governor Manning South Carolina
requested the counties of that State do likewise and
many of them have already done Similar action is
pected to be taken by others
To increase the attendance of militia companies the
State authorities negotiating with the railroad companies
effort to reduction in the of from
oneha cent mile No agreement has yet been reached
All Richmond proud have the of 1861 65
again her guests and all Richmond is planning make it
greatest reunion held IF it is not will be the
fault of the Richmond people t the headquarters and
sociae committees 1t will be the fault of the program
the entertainment charmen and their associates 1t win
be due In to lack of hospitality the part Of the
people OF the e-time capital of the Confederaey.
Fifty Years After.
Just few weeks than half century the
aants of mighty crossed the bridge the James
River and leaving Richmond in flames. joined Lees army
from Petersburg march to the end at Appomattox
Fifty years ago today Northern general occupied the
mansion of the Governors of Virginia and Virginia
military satrapy. Richmond ruled by militia and Rich
mond business houses in ashes
Today proud city receives again the who left her
confines that dreadful day and receives them proudly
She glad them and glad she show the
taty of modern and prosperous community that does
in its progessvenes and prosperity forget the days and
the comrades of adversely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Lord Kitchener will doubtless be much
affected or damaged IN the mind Of those who
really count by the attacks OF the Northclife
Papers upon him as the temperance workers of
Virginia are damaged by the attempted insults,
the faring misrepresentation and the obvious
malice of wet Richmond newspapers.
II the attacks were not inspired by and so
largely confined to the organs of the public
enemies OF the War Secretary, they might have
deceived the unthinking public. The attack on
EhHFehi Aas shifted it's direction and that
worthy, for the last few days. has been al
most unmentioncd
il does seem a pity that England should be
facing this wrangle at such time, but as we
remarked before. the Importance Of the affair
TO the general public in Britain is probably
lar less than we have been led TO believe by
ACCOUNTS sen. to American papers from Lon
don. Certainly those who inspired the Kitch-
~ the British public.
Lord Kibchaner may not and 1t Is nothing
10. his discredit II he is not be able within
the limits OF human nature 10 sustain the full
task OF conducting the greatest war Of the great
- empire Ia history. That 1t should have
hocn found necessary to divide the task should
Gaiase no surprise, and does not do SO among
3hosa who arc not seeking some opportunity
lar revenge.
n The probable result will be a division OF
work between Lord Kitchener and Mr.. Lloyd
George. giving the former technical direction
i AZ the war and the latter control Of the civil
enppiies and internal munitions department
Certainly II is unthinkable that the new gov.
erunent could displace Lord Kitchener after
tia remarkable work OF his whole life for Eng
land and his crowning achievement, which no
papers Of the opposition have denied of raising
md equipping the 100000 men whom he has
khanged from clerks to veterans in eight
months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
LET Us HAVE A FLORAL. PARADE.


dearth tf entries threatens the success
OF the floral parade TO be held on June as
part Of the Confederate Reunion program. This
fcral parade should prove one Of the most at,
tractive features of the whole reunion and we
trust that owners of automobiles-100 of which
are needed-will enter their cars
If no other inducements prove availng, the
knowledge that the reunion sponsors and maids
are the prospective passengers in the cars
should draw forth avalanche of both youth.
full and mature automohilists Who would not
drive his car up Franklin Street as lehu to u
car full OF Southern beauties. with the added
chance that his car may win the prize both
for its own appearance and the looks of its
passengers?
. Surely there will be a shower of cars to
break the drought
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

The manufacturers of bar fixtures in New
York are going out Of business because on their
own statement, their business has fallen off so
per cent The world has just been told through
the press that savings deposits IN Russia dur
ing the war and prohibition have increased
IN a phenomenal degree The latest item from
that country states that the business of munich.
pal pawnshopG has fallen off ION account %
prohibition" about 80 per cent In one year
the exact figures being follows:
For the first quarter of 1914. the mu-
nicpai paw2shops made 204,453 loans ag-
gregating $f,222,145.
During the corresponding quarter of the
present year, there were contracted 49,
eIe loans. totalng ss2s,s5T."
No Prohibition don't prohibit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
WOMEN IN THE NEWS.

BOSTON-That more than thirty
women have ,erved as mayor of cities
Is the declaration of Alice Stone
Blackwell. the suffragist leader, who
takes exception to the reports that an
Illinois woman recently elected is the
second woman to serve in this high
office. Generally speaking" con-
tinues Miss Blackwell. they have
served so quietly. smoothly and sue
cessfully that nothing about them
has got into the papers outside their
own States. A long series OF women
have been chosen mayors in Kansas
in the smaller cities. Occasionally a
full city government of women has
been elected. Several women mayors
have served in Oregon and other far
western States. Since the British Par
lament. in 1907. made women eiigi-
BILE, many women have been elected
councillors. three have been chosen
mayors, and one in Scotland. Lord
Provost. Mrs. Lee, mayor of Old
ham, England. Is so much beloved In
her city that when street car strike
occurred she succeeded in bringing
about a..settlement., and conducted. the
first car through the city herself"
SEATTLE-Threatened with de-
portation. which means suicide In her
own country. and asking only thu
right to live. All FAX, comely Chi
nese woman of twenty-six. recently
sought police protection here. She
came to Seattle ten years ago and
married Eng Yam. a Chinese mer-
chant, In Chinese custom. Her mari
tai troubles brought about separa-
ton. and her husband has offered a
reward for Information as to her
whereabouts and declares she is a
subject OF deportation. The Chinese
custom would oblige her to end her
own life. should she be deportedf she
said, for a discarded wifa ID without
social standing In the Orient.
ST. LouIS--Mrs. Minna hoffman,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
Verses by Virginians
The Burial of the Dolls

The Burial of the Dolls,
MANY children and little babies we're placed
n the morgue. like go many dolls. The towns
eopIe covered them with flowers. These little
mes were placed in one grave.-Lusitania
-ragedy.)
Like dolls In dress and features, lay
These little buds of human clay.
Each tiny hand. crossed on its breast
In childish slumber, seemed at rest,
AS IL by mothers hand caressed.
But late from wonderlands bright shore,
So late fror. fairy legend lore,
Each little elfn household spirit
Has lisped its last sweet dreams-good-
nightn
Like zephyrs gone, each little wight.
:
All pledges of deep human love,
OF holy vows brea;hed high above.
The primrose path through earthly bowers
Is changed for you to loveiier bowers
or brighter fields, piled deep with flowers
And there with pure. young childish eyes,
with none of doub; or deep surmse,
Romp through the everything day;
And we shall hear the Master say:
The dolls with Me, let them play;
For We who wait, tits watch and pray"
FRED c. SMITH. in the Virginia Citizen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Comrade Murray, who walked all the way
from Nashville to be present at the reunion,
deserves place on the band wagon. He proves
of what stuff the old boys were made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

The only good thing the InderAppeal can
find about the Netcs Leader worthy OF imita-
ton Ia the spelling Of the name Of its home
town In full caps, ..,..a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Natural Gas Convention in Cincinnati -
News item Sounds like a meeting OF the
Council Committee on Utilities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Two thousand, five hundred passengers sail
ing from the port OF New York on Saturdays
steamers doesn't look like everybody has read
Of the Lusitaria disaster.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Candidates are slow in announcing them
selves. but the Willing Workers have already
grabbed the helm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

allies Consul verta says the local italian
Americans stand ready to protect the Stars and
Stripes IL occasion should arise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
= Sparklets =
disappointed Winner.

did you vote for prohibition"
II did," reped Colonel Bottetop. 81 thought
II would please my folks and make no difference!
had not idea many other people were go
ing to vote the same Washington Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

of campaigns be carried on through the United
States mails under the frank of members or
Congress ?'-Clifton Forge Review.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
HELP THE sHrIHERISG ARMS.

ka rs name implies. the sheitering Arms
pspifal has been refuge in time Of great
1|3 = MA raxs5snS To many hundreds Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

Local Italians are iubilant over the action of
their countrxmen in getting ID line with the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

"Dernburg Will Stay, but Remain Silent"
Headline. Might as well say Roosevelt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
In the Right Set.

In the Right Set.
Mrs Myles--Is she living in up-to-date
neighborhoodr
Mrs styies---Oh my. yes. Why there are
twenty lapdogs and not baby carriage on the
biock.--Y onkers statesman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

I.ady--Wha. are you crying for. little boy7
hin-Dunno: wotcner sot?--womants
Home Companion.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
4VVU wv AHs AN&AA
Niemcy a Stany zjedn....
PO ZDOBYCIU
PRZEMYSLA.
NIEMCY WLIBAWIE OTOCZENL
Sprawy Morskie.
Walk ma zachodzie Europy j.
POLTORA MILIONA
STRATPRUSKICH!
zwOJNYWLOSkIEJ
zwOJNYWLOSKIEJ
Szturm do DardanelloW.

dzs - cd czasu zdobycia jej
przez Rosyan po dlugiem obleze-
niu - forteca zostala tax znisz-
czona i zrujnowana - IL o obro-
ME skutecznej ma dlugo myslec
ME moze - przecie sami Au-
stryacy wysadzili najwazniejsze
forty, poddajac miasto, a iiez
ich zniszczyio pblezenie?..
Miasto ME bylo ami zaprowianto-
wane, nj anlunicyi ME miaio, nj
okop6w. -. Rosyanie trzymali je
tylko TAX diugo, jak sic dalo, a
jak i'm bylo potrzeba do usunie-
cia waznych zspasow ma dalsze
pozycye ku Lwowu. Kiedy wszy-
stko co nalezalo, wywiezlono,
wowczas usunieto sic Przemy-
sla i ma tenn koniec. Ale strategi-
cznej wartoSci PrzemySlawziecie
niema juz teraz ma przyszioSc
W wojnie tel mice ME bedzie =
choe go znowu odbiora Rosyanie
- poniewaz odnowienie miasta
tego jako fortecy, wymagac be-
die lat roboty i milionow kosz-
tow. Przemysl niema innego zna-
czenia jak kazde inne miasto Q
+,yar+e ma terenie walk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05

Szkocyi; nLappland" szwedzki
parowiec kolo swybrzezy Szko-
.cyi3 salvador duhski parowiec
ko{o Szkoeyi; ,,Cpbano" norwe--
ski parowiec koio wysp Flannan !;
,,Inkum' angielski parowiec ko-
10 Lizard Head; fiona" kama
dyjski parowiec kolo wybrzezy
angielskich; ,Hirold" angielski
parowiec ma Morzu Polnocnem
Victoria" angielski parowiec ma
Morzu Polnocnem. Przy zatopie-
niu statkow. Cyrus, ,,Lapland"?
i ,,Inkum"' stwierdzono IL nury
niemieckie zadnej przestrogi ME
daily; zalogi zatopionych statkow
,zdolaly sic ratowac, przewaznie
inne okrety zabraly rozbitkow.
Lisbona, 5 czerwca. = Prasa
portugalska dale wyraz oburze-
niu opinii krajowej powodu cia-
glych napadow niemieckich ma
portugalskie okrety; wzywaJa
pisma Rad, by zagrozii zerwa7
MEM stosunkow dyplomatyc1-
nvch Niemcami.
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Po Odebraniu Przemysla

Wieden, Berlyin, 5 czerwca. -
Entuzyazm ME do opisania O.
garnaI Austrye Niemcy na via
domosc O odebraniu PrzemySla
Berlin i Wieden, oraz Budapest,
sa ustrojone flagami, ma ulicach
demonstracye, muzyki grajae...
Pisma giosza ze obecnie potega
rosyjska zostaia raz ma zawsze zia
mana i W wojnie tel ME bedzie
dla Niemiec Austryi grozna. 3.
Cesarze generaIom dowodzacym
W Galicyi ponadawali Gale masy
odznaczen, awansow i tytulow, a
general Mackensen, wodz niemie-
cki, ktory PrzemySl odebrai jest
ma wszystkich ustach, jak byi do
niedawna Hindenburg.
Londyn, 5 czerwca. = Prasa
tutejsza podaje 0 odebraniu Pre-
mysla take rosyjskie opinie
mianowicie takie one So, IL Ro-
syanie, ME mogli i ME chcieli O
becnie bronic Przemysla, ponie-
Saz twierdza, juz ME byia twier-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
Walk W Polsce.
Niemcy W Libawie
odcieci.

Piotrogrod, 5 czerwca. - u
rzedowy rapport donosi, IL w cia-
gfym ataku na wojska niemieckie
mad Ba{tykiern - wojska rosyj-
skie przerwaiy linie nieprzyjacie-
la na znacznej przestrzeni ma po-
iudnie cd Libawy, tax, ze Niemcy
w Libawie So zupefnie odcieci Cd
komunikacyi z reszta linii bojo--
wei j taz linia GAIA odcieta jest
cd miasta j portu, ktore byfy wa
INA podstawa operacyjna ofen--
sywy nienieckiej W tel stronie
- rezultat tego bedzie dwoisty,
re Libawa W najblizszej przysz3o-
Sci bedzie odebrana Niemcom, a
dalej, re beda sic musieli predzej
wycofac ze zmudzi wogole pro-
wincyi nadbaityckich. Rosyanie
zajeli Poiage mad morzem Ru-
czany miejscowosc ma poludnie cd
Libawy. Co do wziecia Przemy-
sla = pisma rosyjskie ME alarmu-
ia sic zbytnio = ME przypisujac
temu juz teraz wiekszej wagi. 0
walkach W Galicyi So doniesienia
z frontu dniestrowego = mad RE
kami Stryjem, Swica, komnica,
Bystrzyca tocza sic zaciete boje
= ataki austryackie odparto =
wczoraj pod Tysmienica, MEDIA
leko Stanislawowa wzieto tysiac
jenca niemieckiego.
Wieden, 5 czerwca. = Po wzie-
Gnu Przemysla wojska sprzymie-
rzone posunely sic "a Medyke,
pod Mosciska, nieustannie ataku-
lac Moskali, jednoczesnie na po-
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Genua, B czerwca. - PotW1er-
dza sic W caIej petni doniesienia
% bombardowaniu aeroplanow
wloskich miasta Pola austryackie-
60 portu wojennego ma Adryaty-
ku. Pewne So wie5ci, IL doki,
skiady nafty, Geese fortyfikacyi
i spora czesc miasta bardzo ciez-
ko ucierPialy cd bomb wsoskich.
Rzym, 5 czerwca. - Ma caiym
froncie bojowym cd Trentino ku
Istryi ME byio wazniejszych stare
nj zmian; transporty wciaz ida
poza Isonzo ku Reveretto twier-
dzy austryackiej W dolinie Adygi,
ktora niedIugo oblegac beda WHO
81. Zajeto pare pomniejszych
miejscowo5ci "a granicami Ty--
rolu, Karyntyi i Istryi, ale mniej
wazne to rzeczy. z obu stron
przygotowuja sic dziaiania waz-
ne = bitwa wieksza lada dnia 20
stanie stoczona wszystko, co sig
dziaIo dotychczas to W porowna-
niu z oczekiwana akcya robota
przednich stray.
Wieden, s czerwca. = Malo
bardzo orzekajs raporty z wlos--
kiego teatru wojny = podaja je-
dynie, IL ma pograniczu karync-
kiem wyparto Wlochow wyzyn
Kreuseberg, zajetych pred dwo-
ma dniami; potyczek byio kilka
maio waznych i ME wplywajacych
ma sytuacys.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
Walk ma Zachodzie
Europy.

Paryz, Havre, B czerwca. -
Posilki niemieckie nadchodza do
Belgii z Polski. 80. Pc odebraniu
PrzemySla, Niemcy zwyczajna
metoda postepowania przerzuca-
ia posiiki re wschodniego ma "a
chodni front, przeto kolei spo-
dziewac sic nalezy .silnej ofensy,
wy niemieckiej W Belgii i W pol
nocnej Franoyi. Donosza o tenn z
kwater rzadu belgijskiego W
Havrze do Paryza. Pisma przy-
puszczaja, IL kto vie, ozy to ME
kryzys nadchodzi W wojrie -
Nienicy uwazaja Rosye "a pobita
ma wschodzie i chca teraz Cd "a
machu jednego skonczyc "a
chodnimi sprzymierzehcami.
- Wczoraj toczyly sic zaciete
walki ma linii Menin-Y Ypres - ku
morzu; Sprzymierzeni odparli
wszystkie ataki: wszystkie miej-
scowoSci ma caiem lewem skrzy-
die Sprzymierzonych So zapchane
rannymi; ma polnoc Cd Arras r6-
wniez walki krwawe sic tocza,
choc zmiany w ukiadzie linii bo-
jowej niema. Ma dalszych punk
tach linii donosza o francuskiem
bombardowaniu Metzu i niemie
ckiem bombardowaniu St. Die. Co
do Metzu, to wojska francuskie
znacznie sic posunely pod te for
tece i Sliwuja obozy niemie-
ckie pod nia sama, oraz forty w
jej rejonie obronnym.
Londyn, 5 czerwca. = Wojska
angielskie walcnyiy wczoraj W
dalszym ciagu pod Hooge gdzie
odebrai utracone domy ulice w
miescie i pozycye W okolicy. Pod
Givenchy odparto atak niemiecki
ma przestrzeni 400 yd, frontu, lecz
cofnieto sic wskutek ostrego O.
gnia niemieckiego.
Paryz, 5 czerwca. = Walki ma
poInoc cd Arras tocza sic co dnia
wv okolicy St. Vast Melville,
postep zrobily wojska francuskie
ma przestrzeni kilkuset yd.
= Rad francuski przedstawii
parlamentowi wniosek do szere-
Cow powoiania wszystkich mez-
czyzn we Francyi zdolnych do
noszenia broni.
Berlin, 5 czerwca. = Niemcy
giosza odparciu atak6w Sprzy-
mierzonych, wymieniaiaq nieled-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
Niemcy a StanV zjednO'
cZOne.
Nowe Noty.
BERLIN, 5 CZERWCA.

BERLIN, 5 CZERWCA. -
WieSe o novel nocie rzadu anne
rySanskiego, wystosowanej do
rzadu niemieckiego W sprswie
walk na morzach j atakowania
statk6w neutralnych - zostaaa
przyieta przez prase niemiecka
zyczliwie, 4wAaszcza, IL jsk zapo-
wiadaja, ton noty tel jest pokojo-
wy, uprzejmy, choc powazny.
Nota W irnie ludzkosci wzywa
Niemcy do wzglednoSci. Pisma
niemieckie obszernie ia komentu-
ia.
Zaznaczye nalezy, Il na zia-
godzenie form wymiany sadow i
opinii wp{ynela znacznie wiado-
moSe, zatelegrafowana ostatnio
do Waszyngtonu przez ambasa-
dora amerykanskiego Gerarda z
Berlina, a donoszaca, Il Niemcy
dodatkowo wystosowaly ubole--
wanie powodu atakowania sta
tk6w amerykanskich oGulflight"
Gushing" j oswiadczy&y goto-
wose wyp4acenia wszelkich od-
szkodoWar.
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Z nastroiow Wioskich.

.Rzym, 5 czerwca. = We WHO
szech tego roku spodziewaja sic
Swietnych urodzaj6w = Rad czy
nj przygotowania do zniW, by by
10 do Mich rak dosyc - wladze
wszelkie podawaG beda uiatwie-
MIA, dostarcza maszyn, nawet
wojska czeSciowo, o lie to mo-
zliwe bedzie, a wreszcie przygo-
towuja do prac tych kobiety wy
rostk6w - chlopcow kilkunasto-
letnich - CT zastapia starszych
braci ojcow.
Donosza z Niemiec, IL pisrna
niemieckie zrobily d. Annunzla,
glosnego pisarza wloskiego
Polaka, raczej zyda polskiego...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
PrZeStroga.
5 CZERWCA.

BERLIN, 5 CZERWCA. -
Pisma niemieckie podaja wiado-
mose, il Amerykanie, zamieszkali
w Niemczech, otrzymali pre-
stroge oficyalna, by W przeciagu
czasu 4S-miu godzin starali sic
wyjechac z Nismiec, poniewaz W
tymze czasie stosunki niemiecko-
amerykanshe zostana zerwane,
Poselstwo amerykanskie W Ber-
linie mic przestrodze takiej ME
vie.
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NOVA NOTA: PRZESTROGA!


ludnie cd strony Dniestru napor
na nieprzyjaciela rowniez ME u
stale, w ten sposob Moskale z
dwu stron wzieci, wypierani So
ku Lwowu. Ostatnie walki waz--
nieisze stoczono w okolicach
Stryja j Zydaczowa.
Berlin, s czerwca. = Raporty
niemieckie giosza o szeregu u
tarczek W baltyckich prowincyach
Rosyi, wymieniajac miejscowosci
sredniki, Kurhany, Rawolany i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
.TeEegTamy KEajOwe'
,ZACIAGAJA AMERYKA-
NOW DO WOJSKA.

Boston, 5 czerwca. - Wczo-
raj rozpoczely tu wladze federal
ne sledztwo W sprawie werbowa-
MIA tutejszej mlodziezy do woj--
ska angielskiego wbrew ugodzie,
zawartej miedzy Stanami Zjedno-
czonymi a Wielka Brytania.
Amerykahski konsul generalny
w Londynie nadeslai mianowicie
kablogram, re Is tutejszych oby-
wateli, ktorzy najeci zostali do
obslugi koni, transportowanych
stad dla Wielkiej Brytanii ma O.
krecie .Leyland", podpisaio
przedtem zobowiazanie wstapie--
MIA do armii. Tego rodzaju wy
padkow ma bye wiecej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05

vie te same miejscowoSci, kt6re
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niaja, jake punkty odniesionych
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Givenchy niano odeprzec Angli-
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woinie dotychczasowej wynosza
iuz 1885, 900 ludzi zabitych, poi
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
ARESZTOWANIE SANTA
. RZYSTY.

Nowy York, 5 czerwca. - AZ
resztowano tu niejakiego Fryde-
ryka Stillwagona pod zarzutem
usi}owanego wymuszenia. Aresz-
towany napisai kilkanascie listow
do urzednik6w kompanii okreto-
wei Cunard w ktorych dontagal
sic wypiacenia $4,000 do S25,-
900, grozac W razie odmowy wy
sadzeniem W powietrze parowcow
tel kompanii.
Po zatopieniu oLusitanii" mad
szedY do biura hnii ,,Cunard'' list,
W ktoryn autor donosil, IL zato-
picnic nastapiio wskutek bomb,
ktore on ma tym parowcu podlo-
zyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05

Powiadaia. il d Annunzia ojciec
pochodzil z zaboru rosyjskiego !
zwal sic Rappaport CD a wywe-
dfowswszy do Wioch przemienii
nazwisko ma wioskie. Niema ma
tenn ami slowa prawdy - rodzina
d AnnE zia jest zdawna wsoska
i znana, a Niemcy tylko szydzac
Wlochow pisza tax i ma znak
pogardy wszystkiego co polskie
= polskim zydem robia d An
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05
Szturm do Dardanellow

: Londyn, 5 czerwca. - Cd dni
kilku niema wydatniejszych via
.domoSci z walk pod Dardanella-
mi = dzisiaj jest. tylko krotkie
doniesienie, IL Cd wczoraj rozpo-
.czeto atak generalny ma pozycye
tureckie ma Gallipoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-06-05

Londyn, 5 czerwca. -. w cia-
gu ostatnich 4S-miu godzin Mem
cy zatopili osm okretow W tenn
cztery neutralne, Zatopiono sta
tiki Masterpieces: Cyrus" paro-
wiec duhski, koio wybrzezy