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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27
M e MORIAL DAY

The forty-seventh annual observance
of Memorial Day will be celebrated
Monday, May 31st in Brookings by ap-
propriate exercises. In the morning
there will be the parade, a fuller ac-
count Of which is given below, the
exercises of the G. A. r. and w. r. G..
at Greenwood cemetery and in the
afternoon at the opera house, com
mencing at 2:30 o'clock sharp, the fol-
lowing program will be carried out
Music Male Chorus
Invocation Rev. w. A.. Mast
Recitation .......... Laura MINER
Music Male Chorus
Defamation ....... Roger Atkinson
Music Male Chorus
Address Prof. Frank E. Brown
Following the address will be given
a short program of the War songs" of
fifty years ago-the music which in no
small degree aided in enthusing the
hearts of the people in the days when
the outlook was dark for the success
of the principles which have in these
later years developed our hatioh 50
~sioTlously' Many ol theSe SONGS VIII
De remembered Dy thoSe present anu
II IS the WISH Oh the coihiili''ee mat 81
lar as possible the auuiehce JOIN III
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27
PROCLAMATION

1t seems eminently wise and ju>t that once during the
year, We as citizens of a great republic should pause for a
moment should discontinue our usual business pursuits:
and should give consideration to those things that will en-
gender renewed inspiration, renewed patriotism, and re-
nrwtd loyalty to our institutions and to our country.
This is the patriotic season OF the year. Let lis do
our share, little though it may be, in %furthering the cause
of liberty and equality.
May 81. 1918, has been designated as the day upon
which are to be decorated the graves Of our soldier dead.
Their lives were contributed as a part of the cost of pre-
serving the republic and proving to the world our belief
that all men are created free and equal. Let us honor
these departed heroes, for in hOnOring them We honor
ourselves. While decorating the graves and doing honor
to the remembrance of those that are gone let us not for
get the living. A word of appreciation, a h%andshake, will
mean much to them.
In Difference to the occasion, the Mayor Of the City
of BrOOkings, South Dakota, requests that the business
houses of the city, so far as possible, be closed upon that
day from 1000 a. IN. to 4 30 p. III, and that all citizens
join in making this day the solemn memorial for which
it was intended.
II. b. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

Following is the program of the
tw%enty-ninth annual commencement
of the State College:
Saturday, June 5th
500 p. m.-Joint Program of the Liter
airy Societies. Comforting of Society
Diplomas. College Auditorium.
Sunday, June 9Th
1890 a. m.-Baccalaureate Sermon by
the Rev. o. o. Smith, D. d., pastor
of the First Congregational church
Pierre. College Auditorium.
500 p. m.-Address before the Chris
tian Associations by the Rev. O..
o. Smith, d. d. College Auditor
ium.
Monday, June 18th
2:3O to $50 p. m.-Inspection of the
College.
500 p. fn.-Senior Class Play, You
Never Can Tell" Opera House.
Tuesday, June Sth
500 p. m.-Alumni Picnic Luncheon.
500 p. m.-Recital by the Faculty of
the Music Department. College
Auditorium.
Wednesday, June 9th
1890 a. m.-Commencement Exercises
College Auditorium. Address by
Prof. John C. Written, Phi. D.,
head of the Department of Agri-
culture, University of Missouri.
1900 m.-Annual Business Meeting
of the Alumni Association.
100 p. m.-Alumni Banquet.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27

and citizens are requested to be pres
ent and in line so that the march may
be taken promptly at ten o'clock, If
all are present on time no one is in
convenienced unnecessarily. \ stray.
gler is not only doing himself an in
justice by being tardy but he is also
causing needless delay for those who
arrive on time and this is not a square
deal for either.
Marshal of the Day and Aides
Mounted.
Mayor and City Council.
Troop No. 80" Boy Scouts of Amer
lea.
State College Military Band.
Members of the G.. A. II.
Two Companies College Battalion.
Ladies of the Relief Corps.
Flower Girls.
Members of the Sons of Veterans
and Spanish War Veterans.
School Children.
Citizens.
After forming, the parade will move
forward on Williams street to Seventh
avenue, then north to Sixth street,
west on Sixth to Main and South on
Main to the Mill where the transporta-
ton committee will have automobiles
in readiness to take the people to the
cemetery for the usual exercises and
decoration of the resting places of the
departed friends. 1t is the desire of
the committee that so far as possible
all who can do so will attend the ex-
ercises at the cemetery in this way ex-
pressing their appreciation of the men
who so readily risked their lives for
the life of the nation.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27
WATERFOWL WINS
SCHOOL MEET
LIVE CITY BOYS TAKE INTER.
SCHOLASTIC TRACK MEET
AT COLLEGE
SIOUX FALLS SECOND BR0ONNGS THIRD
Local Boys Make a Good Showing in
the Meet-Weather Conditions
Are Poor and Cuts Attendance

WATERFOWL high school track team
won the South Dakota interscholastic
championship at the state meet which
was held in State Field last Friday.
Sioux Falls was second and %Brookings
third. The points were divided up
among the schools as follows: Wat
ertown, 20; Sioux Falls, %; Brook
ings, 10; Lennox, IS; Mitchell, 10;
Huron, 8; Clark, 6; Redfeld. 6; Elan
dreau, 4.
The weather was cold and windy,
sized crowd present. However, if the
day had been pleasant Brookings
would have been called upon to enter
tain two or three thousand visitors.
The weather was not only uncom-
Portable to the spectators. but I'M
doubtedly prevented the athletes from
doing their best. However, there was
a classy bunch of track men here, and
the competition vas strong in every
event. Two state records were hung
up and one record was tied.
Williamson, of WATERFOWL, was un.
doubtedly the star of the meet. This
young man, who Is but seventeen years
old, ran away from his competitors in
the short dashes and in the low hur-
dies, and demonstrated that ne Is the
fastest man IN the state, in either
high school or college athletics. He
hung up a new record in the 100-yard
dash, doing il in 10:1, which is going
pretty fast for a high school boy, and
he set a new mark of 27:1 in the low
hurdles. He also travelled some in the
220-yard dash, making 1t In 22:3.
Schroedermeier, of Lennox, was an
other good man. He o the discus
and broad jump, and took second in
the 44O-yard dash, making all of the
points scored by his team.
Van ~Benthuysen, Of Mitchell, took
the mile and half-mile in rather easy
fashion.
Swenehart was tn e star of the
Brookings team, winning over half of
the points made by the local school.
Hall took second in the broad and high
jumps, and Etting, Fem, and Whit
mus each scored a third. Phil Sever
son made a good showing in the pole
vault and would have undoubtedly won
points in this event but for a bad leg.
The meet was handled in fine shape
by the college people and the visiting
athletes and their friends were all well
pleased with their treatment. Prof. J.
II. Wheeler, Of Fairbault, Mimi, was
the referee and starter, and it would
have been hard to find a more COM
petent or fairer official.
The relay race did not count for
points, but nevertheless it was n of
the most interesting and hard-fought
events of the day. Huron. Sioux Falls,
Watertown, and %Brookings entered
teams, and the Sioux Falls boys were
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27
STATE CONTEST

The state high school oratorical and
declamatory contest was held at the
State College auditorium on Thursday
evening. Howard C. Wheeler of Dead
Miss Leila Linn of Brookings, second.
and Hobart Brown of Mitchell, third.
Miss Linn made a splendid showing
and there were many who thought
that she deserved first honors. In the
declamatory contest Lenore Markham
of Lead, won first place, with Hazel
Clark of Armour, second and Crystal
Grain of Redfield, third.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-05-27
BUSY WEEK AT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FINAL EXAMINATIONS ARE Be
ING HELD IN ALL OF THE
DEPARTMENTS
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM TOMORROW
School Exhibit of Last Week a SpIen.
did Evidence of the Work Being
Done BY S~chool-Honor Roll

This is a busy week at the public
schools. Final examinations are being
held in all the departments of the
school. The school exhibit Thursday
and Friday of last week is evidence
that this has been of the most sue
cessful years in the history of the
school. The results of the work show
that all departments, from the first
primary up through the high school,
have made great strides in advance
ment as well as attaining a high degree
of efficiency. Never before has the
work of the schools been more salts
factory or shown better results.
Many out-of-town visitors who in
spector the exhibit complimented the
work in high terms. The superinten-
dent of one Of the ~neighboring large
cities was heard to say that he had
seen the school exhibit of some of the
large cities of other states, but he
vas ready to say hat the work in the
Brookings exhibit was equal to the
best of not superior to any he had
ever seen.
1t was planned that all who visited
the school exhibit Thursday and Fri
day would register their names, but
many failed to do so. The number of
visitors registering was 627. 1t was
thought that half that many did not
register. The register shows, besides
the citizens of Brookings and vicinity,
visitors from Sioux Falls, Watertown,
Mitchell, Waubay, Flandreau, Hast
ings (Minn.), Chicago (Ill.), Fox Lake
CWis.), Huron, Parker, Lead, Dead
wood, Pierre, Lake Preston, White,
Bruce, and other ~neighboring towns.
The outdoor program given by the
children of the grades Thursday after
noon was highly ~applauded by the Wis
itors. Although the chill wind made
out-of-doors disagreeable, Supt. Brown
ing wore his familiar smile and was
heard to express himself as being
highly pleased with the results and
the hearty respons the people had
given to the teachers and children in
the work of the school.
Space forbids giving comments due
the exhibit in the different rooms of
the various departments. We here
give a picture of one of the high school
classes in sewing. These girls made
their entire outfit of wearing apparel,
and the picture shows them dressed in
an outfit of their own work, which was
done in class under the efficient in
struction of Miss Palon, the household
arts teacher. These girls who have
proved themselves so artistic in fash
ioning and making their own dresses
are, reading from left to right, Flor
ence Palmer, Frances HarZa, Mary
Persia, Lydian Schultz, Rachel Sheldon,
Louise Mcmahon, Selma Rodne. Myrtle
Olson, Marguerite Wix, Nora Thomp-
son.
The girls in the department of
cooking did themselves proud in their
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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
WIEKSZE LODZIE POD.
WODNE. ~ =
DOswiadczenia z wojny wyka-
zuja potrzebe lOdzi o po.
jemnOsci 1000 ton.

Washington, D. c., % grud.
MIA. - DoSwiadczenia z woiny
europejskiej i z cstatnio odby-
tych manewrow floty atlantyc-
kiej, : wykazaly koniecznos6
zaopatrzenia inarynarki st. ri.
W lodzie podwodne ogromnych'
rozmiarow, o pojemnosci 1000
tom. Wprawdzie program pie
cieietniej budowy statkow o.
bejmuie' znacznie wieksze iak,
dotychczasowe lodzie, lecz wo-
bee ostatnich doswiadczeii, -
program bedzie potrzeba zrnie-
mic, ma zbudowanie jak najwiek
szych lodzi podwodnych. Stano-
vic one beda Geese floty .boio-
wei, podczas gdy lodzie malych.
rozmiar6w, co najmniej 400 ton
pojemnosci, uzyte beda tylko
do obrony wybrzezy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
BUtGARzY USTEPUJk
I GRAN|CY GRECKIEJ
OKOPALI Sic o 4 MILE OD
GRANICY GRECYI.
BuEgarya Ogiasza, re ukonczyIa
swa kampanie ma Bal
kanach.

Ateny, 27 grudnia. - Bull
garski premier zapewni pred
stawicieli buIgarskiej partly
rolniczej, re bulgarska kampa-
MIA ma Balkanach juz sic "a
konczyla i re Bulgarya ME my
sli prowadzic dalszej wojny z
kimkolwiek. Me jest zadaniem
BuIgaryi szukac nowych kon-
flikt6w w Albanii, jak r6Wniez
toczyc wojny z Grecya o to, re
ME zyczy sobie ona, aby woj-
ska bufgarskie ma terytoryum
greckiem uderzyly ma wojska
sprzymierzonych. Bulgaria spell
Mia swe zadanie, odzyskala Ma
.cedonie, zmyla zwyciestwami
k1eski poniesione W wojnie z
niezyczliwym i zdradzieckim sa-
siadem i ma tenn rola jej sic
konczy. Pozostanie nadal neu-
tralna, chociaz z koniecznosci
rzeczy neutralnosc ia musi bye
zbrojna.
Grecya demobilizuje czesciowc
wOjska.
Londyn, 27 grudnia. - Mcca
kr6lewskiego dekretu dwie po-
mocnicze klasy wojsk greckich
zostaly rozpuszczone do dom6w,
stosownie do depeszy korespon-
denta Exchange Telegraph Com
pany. Natomiast depesza z Sa-
lonik donosi:
,,Wojska bulgarskie wycofa-
ly sic z mad granicy greckiei o
cztery mile W glab swego kraju
i ma tel linii okopuja sic pospie-
sznie, zwIaszcza pomiedzy Gle
wgeli i Doiran.
Sp6r o Albanie.
Berlin, via Sayyille, n grud-
mia. - Grecya zazadala cd Bull
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
Chicago Ill., Wtorek dnia 28go Grudnia QDecember 1915
lozlam w gabinecie angielskim coraz WiekszY

garyi ewakuacyi wszystkich te-
rytoryow w Albanii, zajetych
przez wojska bulgarskie.
w Atenach spodziewaja sic,
ze Bulgaria odpowie W spos6b
zadawalniajacy.
correspondent ,,Vossische
Zeitung", kt6ry powr6cl z po-
dr6zy do Salonik, stwierdza, re
stosunki pomiedzy Grekami a
Wielka Brytania So naprezone.
Greccy cficerowte nigdy ME po-
zdrawiajq oficer6w brytyj-
slich. Anglicy natomiast robia
rome zarzadzenia wojskowe W
miasteczkach greckich dokola
Salcnik, ME pytajac sic wcale o
zdanie wiadz greckich. w Kill
ku dniach spodziewaja sic, ze
Anglicy oglosza stan obleaenia
w Salonikach. Take pomiedzy
francuskini a brytyjskimi Off
aerami jest wzaiemna niechec.
Cficerowie ci nigdy ME sp6ty-
kaia sic razem W towarzystwie.
U}atwiono ogromnie sposoby
ladowania, wojsk W zatoce salo-
nickel. @..
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
ROZLAM w GABINECIE AN.
GIELSKIM.

Londyn, % grudnia. - W
gabinecie brytyjskim powiek-
sza sic rozlam I powodu pro-
ponowanej konskrypcyi. Ia
przymusowym poborem sa Da-
,vid Lloyd George, markiz Lans-
downe, Earl Curzon. Sir Frede-
rick Smith, Austen Chamber
lain. Walter Hume Long i Earl
Selborne. ...
Przeciw konskrypcyi jest Bal
four. Me wypowiedzieli sic je-
szcze Bonar Law Kitchener,
David Lloyd George zagrozil,
ze zrezygnuje Z sekretarstwa
spraw wewnetrznych, jesli kon-
skrypcya ME bedzie zaprowa-
dzona. Rozlam jest tax powaz-
ny, ze ma dwu odbytych Sc
syach ME przyszlo do porozu,
mienia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
PROH|BYCYA
SzERzY s|E
z NOWYM ROKIEM Z STA.
Now ZOSTANIE OSU-
SZONYCH.
Stan Colorado, najwiekszy clos
dla interes6w gOrzal-
nianych.

Washington, D. c, 2S grud.
mia. - q nowym rokiem zupel-
ma prohibicya wejdzie w zycie
W siedmiu stanach, a mianowi,
Gle: w Colorado, Iowa, Wa.
shington, Oregon, Idaho, Ar
kansas i S. Carolina. Ze znie.
sieniem wyszynku W Virginii
w dniu 1-go listopada 1916 +
bedzie og6lem 19 kompletnie 81
chych stan6w.
Stany: Nebraska, California
Michigan, S. Dakota, Vermont
i terytoryum Alaski glosowat
beda W kwestyi prohibicyi v
przyszlym roku. Siedem stan6w
ktore osuszone zostana W pia
tex b. t. 0 polnocy maja 1884.
.$43 mieszkanc6w.
/ Najciezszym ciosem dla in
teres6w gorzelnianych i bro
warniczyche jest osuszenie, sta
my Colorado glkzh.6oOswy
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
WALK Ma POGRA-
GU TRYPOL|S
TURCY GkOSZA SUkCES.
800 ANGLIK6W MIALO
PASC w BITWIE.
Londyn natomiast glosi rozpe.
dzenie Turk6W.

Berlin, 27 grudnia. - Wojo-
wnicze plemie arabskie Senuesi
zblizylo sic do wybrzeza egip-
skiego W pcblizu granicy Try
politanii i wypedzilo Anglikow
Z Materuh, jak g4osi urzedowy
komunikat turecki Z Konstan-
tynopola. PaSc mial dow6dca
angielski i 300 zolnierzy Smierc
ponioslo.
Mahometanie zdobyli diva an
gielskie dziala polowe, wielka i
lose amunicyi artyleryjskiej j
10 automobile, 2 czego try by
ly opancerzone. Brytyiczycy
cofneli sic pospiesznie W kierun-
ku wschodnim.
Picnic Senuesi podejmuje
dalsze pomySlne ataki przeciw
Anglikom W Egipcie. Caly dy-
strykt Siwah oczyscilo ono z
Anglikow (Dystrykt Siwah jest
oaza W pustyni Libijskiej, ma
20 mil szeroka jedna mile dlu-
ga. Polozona jest ona o 800 mil
ma poludnioWy zachod cd Ale
ksandryij.
Anglicy glosza zwyciestwo.
Londyn, n grudnia. - u
rzedowy komunikat angielski
giosi:
,,Gl0wne silly Arabow ! Tur-
kow, kt6re operowaly W odle-
glo5ci 80 mil cd Materuh, zaa-
takowane zostaly W Swieta
przez wojsko angielskie i roz-
pedzone. Straty angielskie So
bardzo male.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
Kenosha. Wis, 2S grudnia

Kenosha, Wis.,, 2S grudnia. -
Fabryka automobil6w Jeffery,
wyznaczyla $4,000 do rozdzialu
jako podarunek noworoczny po-
miedzy personal fabryki.
Kazdy robotnik czy robotnl-
ca zatrudnieni cd 1-go ipca br.
otrzymali podw6jna place a kro-
cej zatrudnieni, otrzymali do
datkowe so procent swej placy
tygodniowej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
USHOWANE PODPALENIE
MAGAZYNU NIEMIEC-
KIEGO.
w New Yorku usiIowanO. Znisz'
czye ogniem 3.50O.000 ma
boj6w niemieckich.

New York, n. Y, Is grudnia'
- w poniedzialek rano, uslio-
wano tn wywolae eksplozye
3.5OO.OOO naboi karabinowych,
nalezacych do rzadu niemieckie-
go, a zlozonych W budynku p
n. 200 w. Houston st.
u drzwi wchodowych budyn"
ku, niewiadomy sprawca wylal
matte a nastepnie zapalil ia. O.
glen dosiegnai jua do wnet1za
budynku, gdy spostrzezony 70
stall i zalany kilkoma kublami
wody. Gdyby ogien byl dosieg-
nal naboi, - bylaby nastsbila
straszliwa eksplozya. fatal
mem nastepstwem ola okollcz-
nei ludnoSci. w budynku male
ziono ma drzwiach przybite po,
zwolenie wladzy, ma uzycie bu'
dynku ma magazyn ola 5000
900 naboi karabinowych ! 5OO.'
600 kul rewolwerowych. Po'
zwolenie wystawione jest 11a
nazwisko Roberta Won Cleft, a
budynek jest wlasnoscia n1e1a-
kiego J. D. Patrick'a. ...
Policya jest zdania, re podpa'
lenia dokonano re strony SYM
patyk6w sprzymierzenc6w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
AG|TACYA "a zERWA-
MEM I AUSTRYk
STRONNICY SPRZYMIE.
RZENC6W WYWIERA-
"a NACIsK w WA
SHINGTONIE.
Stronnicy Niemiec przypisuja
to dostawcom ola sprzy-
mierZencow.
Washington, D. c., 2S grud'

Washington, d. c., 2S grud'
MIA. - Podczas gdy re sfer am,
basady austryackiej i niemiec'
kiej zapewniaja ugodowe zaia-
twienie zatargu z Austrya, o "a
topienie parowca Ancona, to 2
drugiej strony, Z najwybitniej-
szvch sfer handlowych pre-
mysIowych St. Ii. pojawila sic
silna agitacya "a zerwaniem sto
sunk6w dyplomatycznych 2 Au-
strya lub Niemcami.
Jak stronnicy niemieccy to
tlomacza, to interesa, ciagnace
korzySci dostaw dla sprzymle-
rzene6w .usiluia W ten sposob
zazegnac kontrowersye z An
glia, o szkodzenie handlowi a.
merykanskiemu, a rownoczes-
ME tenn srubowac ceny ANU
nicyi. Czlonkowie kongresu O.
trzymuja mn6stwo korespon-
dencyi cd iednostek i organiza-
cyl handlowych i przemysio-
wych, w ktorych piszacy argu-
mentuja "a pielegnowaniem
przyjaznych stosunk6w z An
glia.
Nastepstwem tego bedzie, ze
w kongresie wywiaze sic ma
mietna debata polityczna, a kto-
ra dla spraw polityki zewnetrz-
nei St. Ii. ME przyniesie mic
dcbrego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
'DANLA A M|sYA FORDA
Rad DUNSKI ME POZWOLlF
MA WYGLASZANIE Cd.
CZYT6W o WOJ. ,
ME. ~ 4
Ford got6w jest wydac $1,000.
600 ma stala kOmisye
pokojowa.

Kopenhaga, 2S grudnia. -
Rad dunski zabroni czlonkom
misyi pokojowej H. florida, wy
g4aszania odczyt6w ma temat
wojny europejskiej.
Gubernator l.. B. Hanna, z
N. Dakoty, czlonek misyi For
da przybyl tu W poniedzialek
chory ma influence. Goraczka
jest u niego wysoka. Znajduje
sic W szpitalu.
Czlonkowie misyi, zacheceni
milem przyjeciem, jakiego do
znali w Stokholmie, zamielZaja
tam wyjechac, W miejsce pozo-
stania W Haadze, gdzie- wycze-
kiwac maja sformowania stalej
komlSyl pokoJoWeJ. ..
Ford przeslal W poniedzialek
'depesze iskrowa z okretu, kt6-
l.ym powraca do Ameryki, do.
noszac, re czuje sic zdrowszym
i zyczy misyi powodzenia.
Podai tez, re gotow jest we
sprzeS stala komisye pokojowa
do sunny $2.000.000.
Wedlug r. B. Bermana, kt6-
ry byi sekretarzem florida, a
kt6ry powrocif onegdaj do st.
H., zrezygnowawszy re swego
stanowiska, to sam koszt wysy-
lania depesz iskrowych misyi
florida dochodzii do $4,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
DEPESZA PADEREWSKlE.
GO DO SENATORA
.: KERNA.
Mistrz sklada mu podzlekowa'
ME " imieniu POlski.

MlStrZ SEiaCa mu POuZlshoWd-
ME " imieniu Polski.
Washington, d. c., 2S grud-
mia. - Mistrz Ignacy Paderew-
ski, W uznaniu "a wniesienie W
senacie rezolucyi, aby prezy-
dent Wilson wyznaczyl dzien
skladek w calych Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych na Polske, przeslal
senatorowi Kern nastepujacej
tresci telegram:
,,Panski ,szlachetny i wspa-
nialomyslny czyn poruszyi do
glebi kazde polskie SERGE. w l.
mieniu nawiedzonej kleska Pol
ski prcsze przyjac wyrazy jak
najserdeczniejszej wdzieczno-
Sci". .. e.
Prasa angielska W Washing
tonic depesze ta opublikowa}a,
ako wyraz wdziecznosci Pola-
k6w "a pomoc Polsce.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-28
10000 H|NDUS6W
0PUSC|kO FRANCYE
ANGLICY ZAJELI KRATER,
/ SPOWODOWANY NINA
! NIEMIECKA.
Pociski francuskie niszcza Oko.
py niemieckie w Belgii.


LOndyn, q grudnia. - Caiy
korpus wojsk indyjskich, zlozo-
ny z 100000 ludzi, opuScil dzi-
siaj ziemie francuska udajac
sic ma inny teatr wojenny, pra-
wdopodobnie do Eg1ptu. Pred
odejsciem wojsk,. ksiaze Walii
odczytal move kr6la Wielkiej
Brytanii i cesarza Indyj, W kto-
rel wladca brytyjski chwali
wiemosc i dzielnoSc zolnierZa
hinduskiego.
Londyn, 27 grudnia. - Ko-
munikaty brytyjski i francuski
donosza o ponowieniu sic akcyi
ma wieksza obliczonej skale,
wzdluz calego frontu bojowegc
Ma zachodzie. Niemcy eksplodo,
wall mine naprzeciw pozycyi
angielskiej ma poludniowy
wsch6d cd reduty Hohenzol-
lern. Jednakowoz wywolany wy
buchem krater zajeli Anglicy i
W wylcmie zdolali sic utrzy-
mac.
w Belgii toczy sic pojedynek
artyleryjski. Artylerya francu-
ska zniszczyla parapet i Geese
okop6w niemieckich. w powie-
trze wysadzone zostaly blokhau
zy niemieckie ma pierwszej Ii
nil bojowej.