davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
Rozruchy we Wioszech.

Genua, 81 lutego. : Donosza
z Ventimigfia, re przyszlo tam do
krwawych rozruchow ma tie agi-
tacyi wojennych, obecnie poch1a-
niajacych Gala ludnoSc Wioch :
walczyiy tam ze soba dwie de-
monstracye: jedna "a wojna, dru-
ga "a neutralnoScia w rezulta-
Gle wiele osob zosta1o pokaleczo-
nych. a jedna zmarla z ran od-
niesionych. Policya i wojsko in
terweniowaly. Rad, by uniknac
podobnych, rozterek ma przysz-
lose ma zabronic wszelkich ze-
bran woiennych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
LODI zatopiona.

Christiania, % lutego. - Me
daleko Christiansand znaleziono
potrzaskane szczatki nienieckiej
3odzi podwodnej u. IX.", ktora
swego czasu zatopila by}a try
krazowniki angielskie: ,Abukir"
,,Cressy' i ,,Hogue".
: Kopenhaga, ~ stutego. = Szwe
dzki parowiec ,,Maris", zostal "a
topiony przez mine, ma ktora ma
iechai ma Morzu Polnocnem. -
WieSci o MIN niema. ..
- Szwedzki parowiec. ,,Svar--
ton przybyI do Amsterdam dziu
r9 W boku, sprawiona przez tor
pede czy mine niemiecka. Szcze-
goI6w ME podano do wiadomosci.
Berlin, 27 lutego. - Ma o.
krecie amerykahskim Evelyn
Gala zaioga zostala uratowana. Ma
okrecie amerykahskim ,Carib'
zatopionym w czwartek miniony,
zginelo trzech ludzi. Ma okrecie
transportowym angielskim zato-
pionym, jak oglosily wladze ME
mieckie W drugim dniu blokady,
ale temu wiadze angielskie pre-
cza - zginac miaio 1900 ludzi,
transportowanych z Anglii do
Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
WALKA @ KONSTANTYNOPOL.
SYTUACYA MA MORZACH.
Ohet francuski zatopiOny ma Adryatyku.

walk punktu ma punkt wydluzo-
nej linii obron, ale nigdy ME do
prowadzili do celu: obecnie spo-
dziewac sic nalezy W Szampanii
takiej proby - MIN tam Francuzi
wieksze silly skupic zdolaja. Sam
fakt jednak, re komenda francu-
ska zamiary owe przejrzala do
wodzi, IL bedzie ona przygotowa-
ma. Wiele, wojsk wywieziono
ostatnio Belgii ma punkty linii
we Francyi. Jak dotad W Champa-
gne przewaznie tylko kanonada
trivia dnicm i noca.
- Rowniez z pod Verdunu do
nosza O silnem bardzo wzmoze--
niu sic akcyi zaczepnej niemiec7
kiej; wszystkie wysiiki Mem
cow Celem ZrcdukoWanla oKollcZ'
nych fort0w poteznej fortecj
francuskiej speizly ma niczem, d
kosztowaly co niemiara ludzi i
picniedzy = popsutQ tylko mas,
amunicyi olbrzymie: Nerdun nie
dopuScii Niemcow nawct "a pier
wszy pierScien swoich obron. POD
Rheims r0wniez bombardacya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
WALK w POLSCE.
Niemiecka ofensvwa
wStrzymana.

Piotrogrod, ~. lutego. - u
Rad wojenny rosyjski ogiasza,
ze ma calej linii W Polsce polnoc-
nej mad Niemnem, Bobrem Mar
via rzekami wstrzymano stanow-
CA skutecznie ofensywe ME
miecka - jakkolwiek bardzo po~
tezna. Pod Swietojanskiem W
Grodzienskiem, Niemcy byli sic
nawet wdarli ma prawy brzeg
Niemna, ale ich wyparto z wiel-
kiemi szkodami. w okolicach
Niemna w Grodziehskiem walk
tocza sic ozywione a niektore
mieiscowoSci raz poraz rak do
raz przechodziiy. Dalej ma polud-
ME Niemcy silaie pra ku War
szawie, oslanianej przez twierdze
Zegrze i Modlin: najgoretsze wal
XII w dniu wczorajszym toczyiy
sic mniej wiscej W Srodku tel wy
dluzonej linii bojowej = W oko'
Icy ossowca, ktory Niemcy "a
czeli szturmowac nader gwaltow.
ME przy pomocy ciezkidh dziai.-
lima bitwa zostala stoczona poo
Tedwabnem = nieprzyjaciel
wiclkiemi stratami cofnac sic mu,
sial z tego punktu. Pod Prasny-'
szem wojska rosyjskic znaczn,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27

trivia zawzieta: Niemcyzrzucili juz
ma miasto CO najnniej 1000 ciez-
kich pociskow = zniszcyli 400
domow w mieScie, uszkodzili o
wiele wiecej, katedra wspaniala
przedstawia sic jak jedna ruina,
inne gmachy monumentalne TAX
re ciezko ucierpialy. Innych VIE
Sci walkach we Francyiswczo-
raj ME ogfoSZono. >-r -..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27

Jest tax roznokly, IL po k;lka
stop wglsb grzezna w MIN ludzie
ikonie. WaIka odbywa sic sta
lie ma gruncie takim grzazkim, a
dobrze gdy zoinierz po kolana
tylko zapada SIGMA owych bagri-
skach, powstaiych z zatop6w n
skich terytoryow wodami mo-
rza. Wielka zachodzi Ottawa, IL
skoro cieplejsza nastanie pora, TO
choroby zaezna grasowac po sze-
reoach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
Try Okrety uszkodzOne.

Berlin, 81 lutego. : Donosza
Konstantynopola, ze W bonn
bardacyi Dardanellow uczestni--
czylo 10 wielkioh wojennych o.
kretow angielskich i francuskich,
ktorych try musialy sic wyco-
fac ognia = poniosiszy powa-
zne uszkodzenia:: odjecha1y one
do wyspy greckiej Tenedos.
Szczee6low ME ogloszono....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
WALK WE FRANCYI.
Nova ofensywa
Niemcow.

Paryz, 81 lutego. = Urzad wo'
Jenny oglasza, re cd szeregu dni
Niemcy wielki wywieraja nacisk
ma inie i pozycye francuskie W
Champagne = walki tam tocza
sic zaciete i wojska wciaz swieze
naplywaja = widocznie Niemcy
.usiiuja kolei W tym punkcie
przerwac linie. .Jak dotad to Me
mcy przenosili punkt ciezkosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
Walk we Francyi.
ROsyanie wstrZymall
ofensywe NiemcoW.
Walk pod WarSzaWa W GaIIcy.
= WLOCH.
z WLOCH.

rozdzial jej dla ludnosci ME wal
czacej pod dozorem wladz anne
rykanskich = skutku zadnego
ME odniesie. Jak najsurowsze re-
pressalia beda stosowane przez
Sprzymierzonych przeciw Mem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
Okret francuski ma dno!

Paryz, 81 iutego. - Nadesziy
tn wieSci, IL francuski torpedo
wiec ,,Dague" ia Adryatuku dzia
iajacy najechal ma mine austrya--
cka niedaleko portu czarnogor--
skiego Antivari zatonal wraz z
Gala zaloga, zlozona 40 ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27

odniosly sukces, zmuszajac Me
meow po krwawej bitwie do CO.
fniecia sic ma caiej linii ma prze-
strzeni rs mil diugiej. Kontr-
ataki niemieckie wszystkie od-
parte. Cd dnia 24go bm. pojma-
no W tel stronie teatru wojny
$500 Niemcow do niewoli 80 O.
ficerami, zdbyto z dzial ciezszych,
II mitraliez i wielka liczbe broni
recznej oraz amunicyi.
Berlin, ~ lutego. - Urzad ME
miecki, gfosi,; re W dwu dniach O.
statnich wazniejszych walk ME
byfo ma froncie Niemen-Narew.-
Dwie armie nienieckie bardzo sill
ne, dziaiaja obecnie Cd polnocy
Warszawy W kierunku Wyszo--
grodu, punktu polaczenia Bury
Z Wisia, o 40, mil cd Warszawy,
oraz Nowogeorgiewska-Mod odlina,
silnej twierdzy rosyjskiej, stano-
wiacej podstawe operacyjna Ro-
syan. ..:.
- Ma lewym brzegu Wisfy
Bury przewaznie tylko Ramona
da. w walkach W Prusiech Wsch.
wzieto do niewoli II generalow
rosyjskich.
Piotrogord, ~ lutego. - Ma
lewym brzegu Wis}y Rosyanle
odparli potezny atak niemieck'
ma wies Mogifa, ktora Niemcor
odebrano. Rowniez pod Borzymo'
wem odparto atal niemiecki, "a,
dajac wielkie straty nieprzyjacic'
lowi. ......-
W Galicyi.'
-. ~ 1I- DaI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
WUI SAM ROZJEMCA.

Washington, ~ lutego. : Pre-
zydent Wilson w. J. Bryan
czynia zabiegi, ably Niemcy spu--
scily tonu zapomniaiy 0 "pa-
sic wojennym". Dyplomaci sa-
dza, re jezeli ia sprawa doJdzle
do skutku, to bedzie to wlclki
krok naprzod w sprawie pokoju.
Niektorzy ,ambasadorzy mowia O.
twarcie, re Niemcy So juz zupei-
ME wyczerpane: j ze pomocnlaa
dion Wuja Sama przyjma z
Workmanship. Prezydcnt Will
son wyrazil sic stanowczo, re
zadnego narodu ME wolno IVY
g}odzic''. Okrety amerykahskie
wiozace zywnosc dla cywilnej lu-
dnosci maja mice dostep wsze--
die. Berlin uchylil czo}a a Au-
strya Turcya chetnie zgodza sic
na to, ably Wuj Sam zostal roz-
jemca i podyktowaf warunkl po'
koju. .. N.
SENATOR sMooT cHC1AL
rs STATKoW POD
WODNYCH.
Washington, n lutego. = Sc
nator Smoot uzyi calej swojej wy
mowy, ably uzyskac dla obronJ
Stanow Zjednoczonych rs stat
kow podwodnych. Uzyskal tylke
tyle. ze zamiast 8, uchwalono zbu
dowac 16 nowych statkow pod
wodnych, Senotor Lewis z Hi
nois powiedzial, ze Stany Zjed,
noczone ME chca wojny niklnl
nawet re slabym Mexykiem, ale
musza brac przykiad Z obecne!
wojny europejskiej i zawsze byt
w pogotowlu.
DEMOKRACI PEWNI
.... SWEGO.
Washington, ~ lutego. = Mi.
mo zawzietego oporu republika'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
Admiral W odstawce.

Kilonia, ~ lutego. = Cesarz
Wilhelm ziozyi urzedu dow'id-
cy floty niennieckiej admirala IN
genohla; nastepea jego ma 20
stac brat cesarza, ks. Henryh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
Nieposzanowanie pa
miatek historycznych.

Dzienniki pesztehskie zajmuja
sic teraz nastepujaca sprawa !;
Znany posel, hr. Apponyi ,zwiedza
jac starozytne miasto Nagyszom-
bart wszedI do domu, W ktorym W
roku 1882 umarl Ludwik Wielki,
krol Wegier Polski. Ongi dom
ten byi wspaniaiym paiacem,
dis to rudera, gdyz miasto MIN
sic ME wcale ME zajmuje wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27

now, demokraci So pewni, 20
wszyscy. nonlinowani do krajo-
wei komisyi handlowej przez
prezydenta Wilsona zostana
przez senat zatwierdzeni.
11s,ss4 ARTYSToW cHcE
$500 NAGRoDY.
Detroit, az lutego. = Marka
made in Germany : straciia
mas zupeinie wartose. Z tel prey
czyny miasto Detroit wyznac<y.
To- $500 1nagrody dla tego artysly
+ktorY iiajpiekniej wyrysuje ,n'l'
de in Detroit U. S. AZ. do kon.
kursu zglosiio sic tylko 1885,
rysownikow. ..
DES MONIES DO VERA
....->-: CRUZ.
Washington, ~ lutego. = O.
kret wojenny ,,Des Moines" zo-
stall wysiany do Vera Cruz. Ia
to .okree Delaware ma sic pois-
czyc, Il flotal atlantycka.
WSZYSCY MUSZA Bye !
'.' AMERYKANA
Washington, 27 lutego. = Sc
nator James Hamilton Lewis,
przedstawiciel Stanu Illinois wy
powiedziai przed senatem bardzo
znaczaca mowe.
MY wszyscy jestesmy j many
bye Amerykanami. Me ogladaj-
my sic ma to z jakiego narodu po-
chodzimy, lecz zawsze wszedzie
miejmy to W pamieci, &c Amery-
ka daje nam wolnosc i re pre-,
dewszystkiem musimy bye Ame-
rykanani.'.
Senator Lewis bardzo czaruo
zapatruje SIG ma sprawe japon-'
ska. Oto jego slowa: pPo wojnie
europejskiej przyjdzie czas kicdy
Japonia powie Rosyi, Anglii i
Francyi: ia pomoglam wan, kie-
dy wy byliscie W kiopocie, a te--
raz pomozcie wy mnie, bo ia sic
chce rozprawi6 re Stanami Zjed-
o.,o.,a,,;O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27

J. B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realnost, sprzedaje karty okreto-
we / realnosci, LAG Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
WOJNIE.

Waszyngton, ~ lutego. =
Wczoraj trzej senatorzy: Jones,
Townsend j Lewis ostrzegli Rad,
zc Stanom ZjednoczoHym grozi
wojna. Kazdy mich polccai po-
wiskszenie rnarynarki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
BUDYNEK STANU ILLINOIS
MA WYSTAWIE PANAM-
SKIEJ OTWARTY.

San Francisco, n lutego. =
Wczoraj zostai uroczyscie otwar-
ty budynek Stanu Illinois. Pre-
zydowai sedzia H. R. Melon. Bu'
dynek kosztowai $12O,OOO. Posia-
da organy wartosci $4,000 tax
re czytelnie, sale do tahca tc--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
oDPoWIE1z ANGLII l
NIEMIEC.

Waszyngton, ~ lutego. = Tax
Anglia, jak Niemcy nadeslaiy
bardzo grzeczns odpowiedz ma
note Stanow Zjednoczonych, do
tyczacs bezpieczehstwa okretow
amerykanskich. Prezydent VIII
son jest zupeinie zadowolony.
TRZEJ SENAToRZY o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
SWEGO.

Washington, ~ lutego. - Mi
mo zawzietego oporu republika'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
W Gaicyi..

Piotrogrod, 2i lutego. = Pod
Rozniatowem W Galicyi Wschod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-02-27
WUJ SAM
ROZJEMCA.
Senator Smoot ChCiai 70 stat
k6W podWodnych
DEMOKRACI PEWNI SWEGO.
119,S64 artyst6w chce $500 nagrody.
Des Moines do Vera Cruz.
Wszyscy musza bye Amerykanan1i.
Budynek Stanu illinois ma wystawie
Panamskiej.
Des Moines do Vera Cruz.
Wszyscy musza bye Amerykanani'
Budynek Stanu illinois ma wystawie
Panamskiej.

now, demokraci So pewni, 70
wszyscy nonninowani do krajo-
wei komisyi handlowej przez
prezydenta Wilsona zostana
,--., sa,,+ zotu,;erdzeni
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-10
FRENCH GAINS IN WEST
STEADY, SAY REPORTS

LONDON, June 9.-From Caporeta
to the head of the Gulf of Trieste
forces of Italy are consolidating their
positions along the lsonze river. In
week, perhaps sooner, the first serious
battle along this front should be
fought.
Clashes up to the present have been
preliminary in nature.
In the eastern arena Russians are
llghting desperately to stem the Aus
tro-German advance in the direction
OF Lemberg. The general feeling is
that unless the Russians succeed in
developing a counter offensive on a
large scale the entire Galician stu
alton will remain unfavorable to the
Russians
In the western theater slow but
steady French gains predominate the
situation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-10
READY
FOR NEW CLUB
ON ST. SIMON
SYNDICATE WHICH RECENT
LY PURCHASED THE EAST
BEACH PROPERTY MAKES
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The East Beach Family Clubs has
just issued very handsome and beau
tifully-illustrated pamphlet, showing
in detail the plan of the new organ
ization for the formation on East
Beach, st. Simon, of a great summer
and winter club, to be composed of
many Georgians and citizens from 9th.
er states, and which is now rapidly
taking shape.
The booklet shows in detail the
plans of the club. gives picture of
the handsome clubhouse which is to
be erected, etc. This East Beach prop
erty as will be remembered, was pur-
chased by a syndicate last summer for
the purpose of converting it into a
handsome club. large bridge, CON
meeting the property with the main
land, was constructed during the sum
mer, and since that time preliminary
work looking to the organization of
the club has been Under way. 1t has
now taken definite shape and quite a
large number of members have ioined.
Dr. e. G. Bruce, OF this city is the
Brunswick representative of the club,
while Marion S. Baughn, OF Atlanta,
is the Southern agent
The plan, in brief, is to erect one or
more large clubhouses, each member
to nave the privilege OF rooms, thus
as many clubs as may be desired can
be formed, Each club will be gov
erned entirely by its members. The
company is equipped to supply the
kitchen and dining room and conduct
the club on well-proven plans, supply
ing service to rooms, conducting the
clubs store and in short, attending to
all details under specific contract with
each club.
The pamphlet. in fact, gives all the
/ desired information and, as stated
shows many pretty scenes on st. 81.
mon, contains a map Of East Beach
where the new club is to be located
and is complete in every detail.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-10
F R RANk PETITION
IS DENIED BY
THE BOARD
BY A VOTE OF TWO TO ONE
THE PRISON COMMISSION
REFUSES TO INTERFERE.
NOW UP TO SLATON.

ATLANTA, June BY a vote OF
two to one the Georgia prison COM
mission today declined to recommend
Communication to life Imprisonment OF
the death sentence pronounced on Leo
M. Frank for the murder of Mary
Phagan in Atlanta over two years ago.
The commission presented its re-
port to Governor Slaton, who is at
liberty to either reject or approve it's
recommendation.
Commissioners E. L. Rainey and r..
E. Davidson voted against recon-
mendation for clemency and Commits
sioner r. E. Patterson voted in favor
of communication.
The action of the prison commits
sion today puts the fate of Leo M.
FrG~'- in the hands of Governor John
NJ Slaton In the event the case is
not disposed of before his term OF
office expires, the final decision in the
case will be with the new governor,
Nat Harris, of Macon.
The majority report said that all
court decisions were against Frank
and that no new evidence had been
shown; that the commissioners felt
constrained not to interfere with the
enforcement of the orderly judgment
of the courts" Commissioner Pat
terson, dissenting, said the considera-
tion of the evidence left his mind open
as to whether to doubt the story told
by James Conley, the negro, who was
one of the principal witnesses for the
state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-10
WANT BUSINESS
OF. TERRITORY
FOR THIS CITY
THEY START CAMPAIGN FOR
NEW ROUTE TO WAYNE
COUNTY, TO WAYCROSS
AND TO BLACKSHEAR.

The Retail Merchants association
Of Brunswick determined at a meeting
held last night to launch a goodroads
movement in Glynn county and stay
behind it until at least three badly
needed roads are built from Brunswick
| to the interior country back of the
city.
The association believes that three
new roads are needed and that they
should be built of the very best road
building material known to engineers,
even II large bond issue is necessary
to defray the expense. At the meet
ing it was pointed out that Brooks
county Is about to vote on a good
roads bond issue of 100000, while
Glynn county makes not a single move
to get for Brunswick the rich trade
of the interior counties by connecting
them up with Glynn county.
The Retail Merchants association is
squarely behind a demand for three
new paved roads; one from Bruins
wick via Everett City to the Wayne
county line which the Wayne county
meet up with Jesup; one from Bruns-
wick to Blackshear and third from
Brunswick to Waycross.
II is claimed that the commission
ers of the neighboring counties, whose
cooperation is needed, have pledged
their assistance and that there Is moth
ing in the way OF the building of the
thpnp Iinnc M
commissioners decide to move in the
matter.
Attention was directed to the efforts
| Savannah is making to connect that
city with the rich territory south of
the Altamaha aud 1t was stated
authoritatively that Chatham county
J has offered to pay $4,000 towards the
construction of bridge over the Alta
maha river between Jesup and Savan-
nah
One OF the speakers at the meeting
! stated that the roads Of Glynn county,
while admirable as far as they go,
are constructed or laid out with a
view OF bringing trade to Brunswick
| and that the three roads demanded
by the association will bring trade to
the stores Of this city and that they
should be built without delay.
The suggestion was made that
| mass meeting be called at an early
date for the purpose Of placing before
the commissioners of this county an
expression of the opinions OF the peo-
pie in such terms that there can be no
possible mistaking the fact that the
citizens of this county and city must
nave system Of highways built to in
crease the growth and prosperity of
the community and the people are will
ling to vote whatever amount of bonds
are necessary, even up to $500 900.
II Is probable that date for such
mass meeting will be announced
very soon with a program of speakers
that will interest every one in tha
county from the Glynn county com
missioners on down the scale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-10
ABSOLUTE. SILENCE ASKED
OF NEWSPAPER EDITORS

PARIS, June 9.-The Spanish gov
ernment called meeting of news
papereditors yesterday and requested
them to maintain absolute silence re-
garding military and naval measures,
says a Havas' dispatch from Madrid
Establishment of a censorship was of
fered as the alternative for failure to
comply with this request.
An appeal was made by the gov
ernment to newspapers last Sunday to
refrain from discussion of the war, as
it was feared controversies might
arise which would interfere with the
maintenance of neutrality.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-10
LANSING SIGNS
HIS NAME TO It
AS SECRE ETARY
HE HAS BEEN APPOINTED
TO TEMPORARILY SUCCEED
BRYAN - CONFERS WITH
THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Shortly
after 2 O'Clock this afternoon the new
American note to Germany was start
ed on its way to Germany and will
reach Berlin tomorrow. 1t was an
nounced that the full note would be
given out for publication tomorrow.
The change in the cab,ne took eff
feet with the dispatch OF the rejoinder
to Germany on the Lusitan,a incident,
which states in unmisiakable terms
the demand of the United States.
Differing not in the object sought,
prevention of war, but in the method
of approaching the problem bryan re-
signed rather than sign his name to
the note that was forwarded To-Day.
The decision to send the. H. tie to
Germany was reached after a confer
ence between President Wilson and
Secretary Lansing.
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ALL HANDS JOIN
IN LITTLE M|X-UP
UMPIRE, DOTHAN MANAGER AND
NUMBER OF FANS SCRAP
AFTER BALL GAME.

While it is impossible to say just
how it started, who all took part IN
it and just how it was ended, there
was an extra attraction at the base
ball park, or rather just outside the
park, yesterday afternoon. 1t came
after a most exciting baseball game,
and the fans who saw it were not
charged a cent extra for the feature.
Umpire LaRocque, who turned many
Brunswick friends into enemies yes
terday, by his absolutely failure in UNI
piring the ball game, was in the lead
ing role, Manager Reidy, of the Do
than club, was his ::gnt-hand man,
and a half dozen or more Brunswick
fans played conspicuous parts in the
little affair
LaROcque, as is well known by all
those who witnessed the game, had a
decidedly bad afternoon in his effort
to umpire the game. When the game
was over he left the field right with
the crowd from the grandstand and
bleachers and many unpleasant epi-
thets were hurled at him When he
took seat on one of the trailers SOM
one made a remark of some kind to
him and, it is understood. his reply
was rather sharp, whereupon one or
two made a rush for him Manager
Reidy, probably in an effort to keep
the infuriated fans off the jumps, rush.
ed right into the middle Of the mix up
and in less time than it takes to re.
late it about half a dozen people were
all fighting each other, while dozens
were endeavoring to separate the
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GRADUATES TO
GET DIPLOMAS
HERE TONIGHT
LARGE NUMBER OF BRIGHT
PUPILS WILL GARDUATE
FROM THE CLYNN HIGH
SCHOOL.

Twenty-one bright pupils of the
Glynn High schools will be presented
with their diplomas this evening,
when the graduating exercises will be
held at the opera house. These grad
yates have all been hard at work DE-
ring the entire season and excellent
records have been made by them all.
The list in full is as follows:
Alfred Marie Anderson, Nellie Ar
mold, Mary Frederica Barnhill, Cora
Estelle Brown, Julia Scott Church.
Ernest Parker Courier, Margaret
Amanda Gale, Rosina Elizabeth Har-
ris, Virginia Tison Hillsman, Mildred
Dorothy Levy, Bculah Lott, Eugenia
Grant MaXey. Sidney Harry Nathan,
Joseph Laurence Owens. Catherine
Peters, Evelyn Amelia Price, David
Ratcliffe, Elvira Torras, Josephine
Tostensen, Annie Kate Ward and Lu-
cile Ellen Way.
The program to be rendered in con
nection with the exercises this eve
ming is as follows:
Musical prelude-The Phil Burgess
orchestra.
Song of Welcome-Class.
Invocation-Rev. l.. r. Roberts.
Salutatory-Rosina Harris.
Recitation-"The Sweet Girl Grad
uate"-Annie Kate Ward
Piano duet-"The Whirlwind"-Co-
ra Brown and Josephine Tostensen.
Declamation-"The Influence of
Washingtons Example Upon Lee
David Ratcliffe.
Glass history-Marie Anderson.
ecitation-'Awfully Lovely Phil
sophy"-Catherine Peters
Vocal solo-"A Summer Girl"-Nel-
lie Arnold.
Address Before EN-
Ory College Societies s"-Joseph Owens.
Song-"The Merry Heart"-Class.
Piano Solo" Second Rhapsody Ell
vira Torras.
Recitation-"The Romance of a
Rose"-Julia Church.
Glass rophecy-Virginia Hillsman.
Declamation-"The South Is Rising
Up Sidney Nathan.
Violin solo-Selection From II
Trovatore-Beulah Lott
Valedictory-Lucile Way.
Presentation of diplomas--Mr A. V.
Wood, president board of education
Song-"Away to the Fields" Glass