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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
SOAP is BAD
FOR THE HAIR

soap should hc used very spar
ingiy. g, at all. " you want to
keep your hair looking is beet.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poo- contain too much alkaii This
dris. IN. scalp. makes the lair
brittle. and ruins A.
The best thing for steady use
e. just ordinary mulsified cocoa
nut oil (which II pure and grease
lessl. f. cheaper and better than
soap or anything else you can use.
On. or two t@aspoonfuis will
cleanse tho hair and scalp thur-
oughly. simply moiHten tho hair
with water and rub 70 IN. II
makes an abundance 81 rich.
creamy iath~r. which riures out
easily. removing every particle ~
dust. dirt. dardruff and excessive
OH The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and " leaves tho scalp
soft and tho hair fine and silky.
bright. iustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get muisifird coronrut
oil at any pharmacy. and a few
ounces will supply every member
~ the family for months--Aator-
tlsement-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

went down with the Inflated ship
was Lady Madlsons halfbrothet
Fur several years Lady Madiscn
was stewardess on the Lusitahia
later on the Great Northern liAef
Minnesota, and ~ at present In the
employ OF the Admiral line
II II Is true that the German
embassy at Washington posted no
tlces and advertised that caution
should be- observed by passengers
taking passage on the Lusitanin,
she declared. then why did MOI
England. knowing there was con.
trahand OF war aboard. escort the
I.usitanla into port
where was all her great navy
that We subjects have been groGnd
down for years TO build up--the
Monarch OF the Seas
Had Germany given no warning.
then the LusitRnla's destrue ion
would have been smirchson Ger
many that would have taken ycara
10 wipe out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

letter to give to her. and tonight
] will go to New York for a long
trip abroad"
held out both hands to Inning
heart bled for him.
Only time. little book. will tell
me If my meddling was right.
Ito be continued tomorrow.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

word and deed; she was never
heard TO say an unkind word about
any living person. and yet she was
always followed by her pitiful story
"a story that was repeated over
the coffin that enclosed her dead
clay. | have often wanted to ask
her IL that year or two with her
love was worth II. That is the
thing Mollie has TO choose when
she goes with you. and want bc,h
YOU and her to fully understand the
step you are taking
"Margie. | had already deter.
mined to give Mollie up before sou
came. Tomorrow | win send yea a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
TROOPS RESTORE
PEACE IN VICTORIA

VICTORIA. h. G.. May 11.-All Is
quiet in Victoria today, and no fur
Their rioting Is anticipated. Mil.
tary pickets stationed at the prince
pal corners OF the city yesterday re-
stored peace. The Canadian Mount
ed Rifles were kept on duty at Cor
ed in the city jail on a warrant
tiers. but there was no call for them.
During the riots of Saturday and
Sunday nights, the mobs carried off
approximately $4,000 worth of
goods. II is estimated. Not only did
German.Canadian firms suffer but
several native Canadians sustained
heavy loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
COMMISSIONERS
EXAMINE SCORE
OF FARM SITES

Nearly a score Of large par.
cells OF land. situated In Varl-
Gus districts Of King county,
have been submitted TO the
county commissioners Tor eonsid-
GRAFTON az possible locations for
tho new county industrial farm.
The farm was suggested by
The Star more than a year ago
as a means OF lettering tive
condition OF the county depend
ents. and saving the county
thousands OF dollars annually
In reducing the enormous cost
Of food supply for county lnstl'
tutions
During the past two weeks Com
misisoners knudscn and Carrlgar
have been searching for the best
location ohtainahle. considering
soil. irrigation and transportation
facilities.
This Site Looks Good
Last week the commissioners Wis.
tied a proposed site near Mood'n-
Vile The tract comprises 500
acres. a third OF which is ready 70.
the pillow. and the remainder az
which might be easily cleared 10y
men confined at the stockade The
Sammamish river affords the tract
nearly mile OF water front. and
Bear creek runs thru its entire
length. The soil. with the excep.
ton OF n few acres OF upland suit
able for buildings. Is rich and blaze
II Is situated In the immediate
noighhorhood OF several large.
privately owned. model farms. Que
OF which Is the famous Hollywood
farm. owned by H. $. Stlmsou.
millionaire lumberman.
Excellent county roads and the
Northern Pacific. whose tracks Dor.
der the property. furnish means 81
transportation
VIII &c, State Aid
other parcels which the commits.
sioners are asked TO consider are;
A quarter section two miles south
OF the city. on First ave. owned by
p. W Colegrove: 1872 acres on the
Sammamish river canal owned BY
Il. C. Erskine 4 Co: $50 acres in
the Snoqualmie river valley. near
Tolt. owned by r. NJ. Green. 1876
acres In the Snoqualmie valley.
near Duvall. owned by Sarah n. fo-
ley; two parcels OF ESQ acres each
In the White river valley; $50 acres
near Enumclaw. 400 acres neay the
Maplewood farms. at North Bend.
and many others.
Commissioner Carrigan said 10
day that before the commission
made any purchase. or made even
any tentative plans looking 10 pur.
chase, they would ask that the state
agricultural department make a
thoro survey OF the tracts submit.
ted. 10 ascertain whether all OF the
produce required by the county
could be raised.
The commission desires" he
said. TO get a tract where not ONLY
vegetables may be raised, but where
a complete dairy can be built. ami
poultry. hogs and other live stock
can be grown advantageously"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
BURKE FUNERAL HELD

Following funeral services in
the morning al the family resi-
dence. AS 18th ave. ~. and eele.
hration OF requiem high mass ~ 81
Joseph's church. the body OF r. {
burke. president OF the firm OF
Burke 4 Farrar. Inc. was conveyed
to It's final resting place Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

This latest rule OF conduct
laid down by Chief Jailer Hal.
ley adorns the wall In con.
spiouous place In the visitors
lobby OF the county jail.
Since Mrs Magdalena Whar-
ton made an Informal call upon
her burglar husband. y. For.
rest Wharton. and. In the act
OF loving OSCILLATION, pushed
with the tip OF her dainty
tongue from her perfect
Cupld's lips into his waiting
ones a tiny capsule, the order
has gone up.
The capsule contained several
grains OF morphine.
Watch His wife
Jailcr HALEY has noted with
growing suspicion the queer actions
OF Wharton Immediately after every
visit OF his young wife.
Wharton's demeanor changed
most notably almost az soon as his
wife concluded her call His lo.
thnrgic spirits arose buoyantly.
He's getting dope concluded
HALEY. but how"
Mrs. Wharton was watched. Two
pairs OF eyes kept her under col.
slant surveillance on her next visit
She sat quietly talking with her
husband. never touching him untll
their parting kiss There vas
something In the manner OF tho
kiss that did not quite satisfy the
watchers.
Many Other Methods
They came from their hiding
places and demanded that Mrs
Wharton explain what she hal
transferred from her mouth TO that
OF her husband A deputy grabbed
Wharton. who spat out the capsule
II Ia a serious offense to smugsie
dope" into the county jail for the
use OF prisoners. Hut inasmuch a.
Mrs. Whartons subsequent coufet-
sion led 10 the expose OF an ex
tenslye morphine smuggling plot.
shc Was not held.
Carries outfl, In Tie
Thru her II was learned that an.
other frequent jail visitor carried
complete morphine gun" OUTFIT
In pocket sewed into his fault.
icss cravat. and that another such
pocket could be found In the liniLg
OF another callers coatsieeve.
Search OF J. T. Blaisdell. a prison
or. Jailer HALEY says. revealed his
possession OF a homemade hypo-
dermlc needle. smuggled thru TIE
Jail door since his arrest
Sam DruXman. another prisoner.
Is in the hole by IAlley's order
~ IL hoped TO get from him n FUR
confession concerning the ways and
means by which drugs find their
way into the Jail.
Dope lroned Into 'kerchlef
Fifty dollars worth OF ''yen.shee"
pellets were found in a package o.
innocent looking Chinese nuts left
by conntryman for Nah DO. al
legged opium smuggler
One OF tho mos, startling dlscov.
cries made in connection with the
drug plot expose was that OF Jal.er
HALEY. who found that morphine
had been ironed. like starch. iuio
the hAndkerchicfs left for one
prisoner, by soaking tho handker-
chiefs In water. the morphine pow.
der floated TO tho surface. IL vas
found. and could be skinned Oft
for tho use OF the prisoner hop.
head"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
p r O G r. A N S

Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
After five edward Abeles)
South America" tcducationaD.
Colonial Ending Wednesday Night
"Krentzer Sonata" Nance
O'Nell. Thcda Bara and VIM. shay.
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
The Grim Messenger" EDNA
Maison). two parts. THE Blood OF
His Brother" Marie Walcampl
two parts: Shaved In Mexico
blank MANN. comedy.
AIhsmbrs Ending Sunday Night
THE Littlest Rebel"
cIemmer Ending Tuesday Night
Satan Sanderson."
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
with Bridges Burned" drama
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
THE Honor OF the Ormsbys'
MARY Fuller. 2 parts. The Blank
Page" Violet Mesereaul. The
Chiefs Revenge" comedy. After
Big Game al Sea" educational
Seattle Ending Wednesday Night
THE Artists Model" Violet Me
MILAN. two parts Home
Again" comedy: Mutual Weekly. -
Alaska Ending Wednesday Night
Mans Prerogative.'
Tllikum Beginning Sunday
1.-The Stool Pigeon" "A Wireless
Rescue" THE Rustic OF a Skirt.
Madison Ending Tuesday Night
THE Tigress" (Olga PctroyaD !,
THE Black Box" No. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
WOULD CLOSE EARLY
TO AID TIRED CLERK

The tired clerk has found a
friend In Councilman bolton. An
ordinance fixing $ p. m. as the clos
ing hour OF public markets on Sat.
urday nights was introduced by
Bolton Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
All0VerS
Less Than
Half

half to two and half yard, are all
69c!
Notions are third to half less.
Silks and Dress Goods are a third
TO a half less.
All the Buttons are half price.
Plain and Fancy Ribbons, worth Sc
to 1Oc a yard, are &c yard!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

an English sub
iect. Is bitter IN
her dcnunciatlnd
OF What she terms
Great Britain ,
oversight IN not
preventing the Lu
sltania disaster
Lady Madison Is
a daughter OF
Lady Frances Fro
ser Of Cumher.
land Manor. Ems
land. who married
Frank Walker. a
Seattle pioneer
lumhernRn.
Fred Tin. sec.
- H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Fownes' famous Kid Gloves are
selling for $l.49 (,he regular $500
quality. The $l.50 line is cut to
$l.15.
Pound boxes of Violet Talcum Pow
der are 12c instead of Csc. Ten cent
boxes are Sc. Moth Crystals are Sc
instead of 1Sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Wide Flouncings of
the finest Swiss and
nainsook, and ALL
overs, Sd inches wide,
that were bought to
sell for a dollar and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
CALIFORNIA EAGLES MEET

FRESNO, May 11.-Almost all
the Eagles in California assembled
here today for their 10Th annual
state aerie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Cleo Madison. In Diana of Eagle
Mountain" two-part drama; AT
His own Terms, drama The
Plumber Wins the Girl, comedy !.
sicily I'm Calm and storm.
scenic. Physical Training In the
French Army" educational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
TRAVEL FILMS
WELL LIKED BY
LIBERTY FANS

I ture creates the widespread interest
I the South American traYeloEue pic.
lures have stirred up among the
Liberty theatre fans. Manager Won
! llerbcrg has heard from scores Of
/ his patrons regarding this feature,
aud IL has been communication only.
The operator who made the
scenes In member OF the party
OF Roger Babson. who iA writing a
series ~ Suuth American articles
for The star.
COLONIAL
Thus far the Colonlars expert.
mont OF trying out a return en-.
gagement OF "A photoplay attraction
previously shown TO record patron.
age. has proved an Immensely
profitable one. Every performance
OF "kreutzer Sonata" has been
heavily attended. From Thursday
on the Colonial will stage n return
OF The Niger"
MISSION
with Bridges Burned. the Mis-.
sion feature. provides an excellent
example for men without means
who have ideas that would make
rich men Of them II they could pro
cure the necessary capital 10 pro
mote them. The hero borrows
$1,000 and engineers n $4,000. 600
deal by sheer nerve.
Tho plot departs from the usual
siraightway love story. but the ac-
,ion keeps the audience aflame with
interest every minute during the
unfolding OF this powerful film.
GRAND
Marie Walcamp IL appearing at
the Grand for the third consecutive
week. Her present vehicle Ia The
Blood ~ His Brother" This IL the
first time during Miss MarIe's re.
cent appearances here that the
scenario has not required her TO
risk her life.
CLASS A
Mary Fuller and Violet Mesereau
ar. running strong race nj the
Glass \ for the lead honors nj that
theatre. The acting Of both Ii
worthy OF unstinted praise. and
honorE are about even.
ALEXANDRA
A war story in which the behold.
er is brought into intimat. touch
with incidents of the civil war.
The Lit,lest Rebel" is the Alham.
bras feature for the week. II IL
a clean. strong play. with a grin
and punch 20 IL that In continuous.
Mimi Yvonne. the youngHter who
plays the little rebel. Is at her
best. The climax shows n colonel
commanding Union troops sen.
fenced to die for an act committed
In the interest OF the beautiful child
OF Carey. captured Confederate cap
tain. Gen. Grant intercedes and par.
dona both.
cLEmmER
Not since the appearance OF Cleo
Madison In tho dual roles OF Rose
and Judith In the famous serial,
Tho Trey OF Hearts" have Seattle
fans seen ms clcverly staged double
exposure as Ia contained in Satan
sanderson." NJ the Clemmer Orrin
johnson takes two parts at the
same time.
p r o G r A N s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
SOUL KISS OF A
BRIDE SHOWS UP
JAIL DOPE PLOT

Kissing OF Prisoners Positive
ly Forbidden, BY order Of the
County Jailer,
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ENCLISHWOMAN
PUTS BLAME ON
HER OWN NATION

Lady Dorothca Madison. who
lives A. aib Corycll place. herself
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| 81 to Sl.50
Under
muSlinS
69c

Coverall Aprons, worth SOC, are 39c.
Children's Percale Aprons are 15c.
Sateen Petticoats, in black and col
ors, worth 75c, are soc.
Girls Atwood Serge Dresses, worth
$500 to $3.50, are $1.98. All sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
81 to $3.50
Waists
88C

Embroidered Chiffon and Silk
Waists, worth three dollars and fifty
cents, are selling for $l.35.
Five dollar Chiffon Waists are $l.SS.
Baby Bonnets of pink or blue lawn
and fine straw braid are 10c instead OF
Csc. Lawn Bonnets that were Soc and
75c are 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

For example, Mems
and Women's Um-
brellas worth a dollar
are all marked 69c.
The finest Umbrellas,
worth $500 to $3.50,
are cut IN 81 QS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

co "%s.'s al size. es' s"s SlhSl.25l
all proper models, are cnySefS
CSC instead of $1.OO 0
and $1.25. All odd 0yC
lots of Corsets are -
less than half price.
Everything reduced and going, 60
ing; fast, too!
Merchants are in l1aYC
vited to get our prices MANI
on goods. We're AN
selling for far less nCCCp
than Wholesale V11~
houses. No reason
able offer will be refused.
Parties desiring to buy Mirrors,
Counters, Shelving, Show Cases, Car
pets, etc. Gall of which are for sale),
are requested to see -.-..
Mr.. Panton in person. TdEY
Creditors are re- SunIn n
specially referred to S. ..
Mr.. John F. Murphy, hUkkY
whose office is in the -
Alaska Building.
Sale resumed Wednesday at 8
o'clock.
Terms CASH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Girls Dresse S,
made of linen, pop
lin, madras, ETC., that
were $3.50 to $500
apiece, are cut to CSC.
All sizes from q to ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
Home Ending Wednesday
Y. colleue Ending Wednesday

THE German Side OF the War,
five-part feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
RESIDENCE THEATRES

Queen Anne Tonight
More Than Queen thand-col-
ored). four parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

CLASS A
Mary Fuller and Violet Mesereau
ar. running n strong race Mt the
Glass \ for the lead honors AT that
theatre. The acting Of both is
worthy OF unstinted praise. and
honorK are about even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
MISSION
GRAND

Marie Walcamp IL appearing at
the Grand for the third consecutive
week Her present vehicle In The
Blood OF His brother" This IL the
first time during Miss Marie's re
cent Appearances here that the
scenario has not required her TO
risk her life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Shirt Waists of
lace and lawn, or en-
broidered lawn, that
were $500 to $3.50
apiece, are selling for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
Girls
Dresses
Are 98c

are in the lot. Wash Dresses for small
women, worth from $3.50 to $3.50,
are all cut to $1.95.
Women's Serge Dresses of finest
quality, worth from $1,000 to $500,
are cut to $5.95. All this seasons
siules tool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Women's Muslin
Underwear all kinds
of good garments,
worth $1.O0 to 81. so,
are piled on a table
at CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
81 to Sl.25
C0YSetS
69c

Everything reduced and going, 60
!. ing; fast, too!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Battenburg, Tor
chon and C1uny
Laces, Edgings and
Insertions, worth 15c
and zoe a yard, are Sc
a ward and seIlino IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
AlHAMaR
.CIEAME

Not since the appearance OF Cleo
Madison In tho dual roles OF Rose
and Judith In the famous serial
Tho Trey OF Hearts" have Seattle
fans seen ms clcveriy staged double
exposure az Ia contained In Satan
sanderson." NJ the Clcmmcr Orrin
johnson takes two parts AZ the
same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
15c and
zoe LaCeS
SC Yard
Dollar
Umbrellas
for 69C

beat the band! Thousands of yards of
Gloves are Laces, worth SC and 10c, also cut
epular $500 to &c yard.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-11
Malo nowin z Teatrow
Wojennych.
NOWy atak ma WarszaWa,

Berlin, II stycznia. - Rapor-
ty oficyalne So bardzo skape le-
dwie pare wierszy przynosza z
polskiego terenu wojennego, "a
to prasa niemiecka zapowiada no
wy olbrzyuli atak niemiecki ma
Warszawe - w million ludz;!-
Niemcy giosza, re mad Bzura
Rawka zdobyli pozycye rosyjS--
kie odlegle zaledwie ois6 mil cd
stolicy Warszawy, re wiec W
tym punkcie mysla dalej. sztrr--
mowac, jednoczesnie Cd polno-
cy zbieraja potezna armie celem
wsparcia owych atakow .drugieJ
strony prawdopodobnie ma pra :
wynn brzegu Wisly. Gen. Hinden-
burg przeslal do Berlina rapor-
ty optymistyczne ale W Mich "a
znacza, przyznajac, re obron 70.
syjskich dotad ME sforsowano.
Nowy atak niemiecki ma Warsza-
we ma rozporzadzac olbrzyrnia al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-11
Nowy atak ma Scribe.

Nisz, II stycznia. - Nadcho--
dza tu informacye pewne, IL Au-
strya w porozumieniu z Niemca-
mi przygotowuje trzeci i ostatec2
ny atak ma Scribe. Mianowi--
Gle 300,000czna arnia austryaoka
wraz z 100,000czna pomocnicza
armia pruska maja wykonae po'
tezna ofensywe przeciwko Ser
bonn, a to w celu ubiezenia alta
ku serbskiego ma Wegry cd po--
}udnia, gdy Moskale wkraczaja
cd poinocy. E.
Rzym, II stycznia. - Pomie-'
dzy rzadani wioskim a serbskinl
podobno dosz1o do ostateczne-'
go porozumienia, ma mocy ktore.
60 W3ochy ME beda sic wiecej
sprzeciwiafy dazeniom Serbii dc
Nora Adryatyckiego w razie po'
konania Austryi. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-11
Nowe panstwa W pre-
dedniu WOjny.

Rzym, II stycznia. - Wczo-
raj wieczor czas naznaczony
przez ultimatun wioskie, dane
Turcyi mina}, Turcya zadanej sa-
tysfakcyi W}ochom ME da1a -
mic iednak dalej ME zrobiono ma
razie - cisza panuje, ale cisza
jak pred burza. Jakie kroki po-
wezmie Rad w{oski, ME wiado--
mo dotad. w caiych Wfoszech
zapa5 wojenny jest olbrzymi -
g,osno i coraz gwa&towniej donna
ga sic lud tel Wojny z Turcya q
jeszcze wiecej z Austrya j Mem.
cami. Niedawny zgon dwu braci
Garibaldich na pobojowiskach we
Francyi podnios3 tenn wiecej "a
pal narodowy. W}ochy maj7
zmobilizowana prawie armie OIL
brzymia W sile 3,400,ooo Iudzi, je-
dna z najpotezniejszych flot ma
powietrznych mcrskich! Stosur
ki wfosko austryackie cd daw-
ma sztucznie podtrzynywane
groza obecnie otwartem zerwa-'
MEM, a to tel przyczyny, Il
Austrya zaprotes5owafa przeci--
wko zajeciu m. Avlona przez
Wlochow, co istotnie Wlosl zro'
bill celem poskromienia powseaf
COW albanskich nadto ostatnio O.
burzenie wywofai fakt egzeku--
cyl pewnego W,ocha W Gravosa
w Dalrnacyi austryackiej: wsadzt
austryackie zniusi{y pewregc
W1ocha do powlcszenia owegc
drugiego W{ocha, wtedy WHO'S
zamieszkali w Gravosa miel
rrzymusowego kata emusic dc
opuszczenia miasta groza lyn--
chu: ow uszedi do Ankony we
W4oszech, gdzie go uwieziOno. o
skarzajac go o zdradzisckie Wsc
cha ME godne postapienie. Ns
granicy wiosko-austryackiei for
tyfikacye powznoszono sine Ii
CINE, wojska gromadza sic jui
cd d{uzszego czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-11
Bitwa ma Morzu kOiO
Ameryki Po}udniowej

Rio de Janeiro, IL stycznia. -
Nadesz{y tn doniesienia o walnel
bitwie morskiej stoczonej kofo
wybrzezy brazylijskich, naprze--
civ m. Pernambuco: mianowicie
krazownik angielski ,Invicible
'zabiegi droge pancernemu kra-
zownikowf niemiechemu ,,Voni
der Tam" i po walca zatoPlf go
wraz 2 wszystkimi ludzmi ma po-
k{adzie w og6lnej liczbie 9l0 O.
sob. Won der Tam" by1
pancernym krazownikiem i jed
nym najwiekszych okretow tlo-
ty niemieckiej, uszed} on by4 z
bitwy, stoczonej przez floty ME
niecka i angielska na Morzu
Pomocnem w hstopadzie z. r, w
kt6rei bitwie flota niemiecka po-
bita zosta{a, okret ow odjechaA,
uchodzac, tax daleko, ze widocz-
ME ME n6g{ z powrotem poia--
czye sic z flota niemiecka przy
brzegach niernieckich, a wow
czas dano mu droga iskrowa roz-
porzadzenie, by poiaczyi sic z e
skadra Observation-Disclosures
adm. v. Spec, ia, ktora zosta1a
zniesiona kompletpie przez An
glik6w ko1o wysp Falkland:
Won der Tam" dazyi zdaje sic
do owej eskadry, moze mic ME
wiedzac jej zgubie, gdy md
droge zaszed4 ,,Invicible" w wal
ce mniejszy znacznie mnieJ lu-
dzi maiacy krazownik angielski
wziai gore mad Niemcen, dzieki
ciezszym dziaiom. Won der Tam
zbudowany by3 W T. 1903 i liczy'
1880 ton pojemnoSci; ,lnviclOle
zbudowany w r. 1907. Iczyi H.
600 pojemn. mia3 o blisko 800 lu-
dzi nniej ma pokiadzie. Pierwsze
doniesienia opiewaiy, ze ,,1nvici
bIe,' w walce zatonai rowniez,ale
p6znieisze utrzymuja, re zawina:
ca{o i bez szkody do portu. Fax
tvcznie ME wiadomo, czy i jake
stratv poni6s{ statek angielski.