davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13

Londyn, Paryz, 13 pazdzierni-
ka. - Raporty podaja wiadomosc
niezwyklq - OTTO Niemcy niespo-
dzianie wykonali bardzo potezny
atak w punkcie, w ktorym sic ich
najmniej spodziewano i omal ze
ME udalo sic i'm przerwac linii
francuskiej: mianowicie w Wo-
gezach po straszliwie silnej ka-
nonadzie obron francusklch nagle
wielka masa pieszych wojsk
Niemcy poszli do ataku pod
.Ligne i Schraatzmannelle, atak
ten tax byl gwaltowny, IL Fran
cuzi podali tyly i Niemcy zdoby-
Il dwie linie obfon, dopiero przY
trzeciej wtrzymano atak i odpar-
to. Podobniez ma calej lotaryn--
skiej linii udalo sic skutecznle
powstrzymac atak niemiecki, a
nieudaia ia proba o[ensywy przy-
niosla Niemcom straty tylEo O.
gromne w ludziach Tymczasem
ioiensywa ffane&sks " Argonnc,
Szalnpanii i ma pograniczu bel
gijskiem trwa W calcj pelni co
dnia przysparza nowych pozycyi
zwycieskim wojskom Sprzymie'
Irzonych. w ostatniej walce pod
Souchez wzieto Niemcom 1G5
Ijencow.
- Lotnicy francuscy i angiel-
scy spalili juz wszystkie doslo-
wnie Hungary niemieckie w Bel
| gil az po Gandawe: walka napo-
wietrzna stanowczo jest zwycie-
ska dla Sprzymierzonych,
Ma morzach..
Kopenhaga, IS pazdziernika. -
lNrry anpie1Skie dZiaIaiace ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
zADA 20 DREADNOUGH-
TOW, 100 NUROW.

WasZyngton, l3 pazoZlernlKa.
- Sekretarz marynarki Daniels
opracowai program dalszej budo-
wy floty ma naStepnych . lat, W
ktory-m domaga sic Is do 20 no.
wych okretow typu dreadnough-
tow i krazownikow, oraz odpo--
wicdniej iloSci nurow, tax do ak
cyl ma pclncm morzu, jak do O.
brony wybrzezy, krazownikow
wywiadowczych torpedowcow,
gdyz w obecnym stanie marynar-
ka Stan6w Zjednoczonych jest "a
slabq, by skutccznie mogla zapo-
bicdz wyIadowaniu niePrzyjaciel-
skiego wojska ia ziemi amerykah
Skicj. Prezy1ent Wilson po licz'
nych i bardzo wyczcrpujacych dy
skusyach Z sekretarzem Daniel
sem przyszcdi do przekonania, ze
siia iloty musi bye podwoJona,
ably mogia odpowiedzicc swemu
zadaniu.
Szczeg6iowe cyfry ME zosta}ly
ieszcze dcfinitywnie oznaczone, w
kaadym jednak razie idee powieI-
szcnia marynarki postanowlono
.oprzec Ia piecioletnim programme
budowy. Liczba nowych nurow
ma wynosit okoio 100, torpedow-
COW 70, a odpowiednio do tego
.musza bye zbudowane take no.
We krazowniki wywiadowcze, we
glowce okrety szpitalne.
w Scislyln tenn zwi2zku stol
r6wniez koniecznoSc powlekSze-
MIA liczby marynarzy. Ma plerw-
sly rok poStanowiono do
ImagaG sic o 5000 ludzi wiecej -
W nastepnych latach, W mlare po-
stepu budowy okretow, musza
bye uwzgIednione dalsze zqda--
ria.
Koszt wprowadzenia w zycle
tego planu miaiby wynosic w
pierwszym roku S248,O0O,00O, W
kazdym zaS Z nastepnych po
$780, 100000.
Wedle programu Danielsa kon-
gres mialby uchwalic CO roku bu-
dove / nowych dreSdnoughtow.
Ostatni kongres zgodzi} sic tyl-
ko ma diva, ale budowe trzeciego
umozliwiono przez sprzedaz Gre
cyl okretow wojennych Idaho i
Mississippi" Przesziego roku
kongres uchwalii budowe tylko
jednego dreadnoughtu.
CO sic tyczy nurow, postano--
wiono domagac sic cd najblizsze-
go kongresu zezwolenia ma bu--
dove 80 = nastepnie zas CO roku
16 nowych lodzi podwodnych.
Ponadto = w mysl rezolucyi
przyjetej ubieglego tygodnia
przez Wydziai wynalazcow cy--
wilnych pod przewodnictwenl
IThomasa Edisona - domagac sic
bedzie sekretarz Daniels cd kon-
gresu uchwalenia kredytow W
wysokosci $5,Ooo,0oo ma budowe
laboratoryum dla celow ulepszen
| i wynalazkow w dziedzinie mill
tarnej.
JESZCZE w SPRAWIE Ak
CYT NJROW ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
Walk W POlsce.
Kleska Austryakow
W Galicyi.
Venizelosa
Piotrogrod, Is pazdziernika.

Piotrogrod, 1S pazdziernika. -
. RAPPORT oficyalny potwierdza
wczorajsze doniesienie o przela--
MANU- linii obron austryackich w
GaGcyi wschodniej mad rzeka
Strypa. w wielkiej bitwie W dwu
ostatnich dniach stoczonej WIG
to Austryakom ponad 1000 jeh-
COW W tenn 60ciu oficerow, zdo-
byto dial ciezkich cztery i Mi
traliez 10, oprocz innej zdobyczy.
Wojska rosyjskie posunely sic
znacznie ia wsch6d Cd Strypy.
Ma polnocnym odcinku linii DO
jowej wojska rosyjskie w no
wych bardzo silnych pozycyach
oslaniajq Dzwinsk nigdzie tez
Niemcow "a rzeke ME wpuSciiy.
Rosyanie odnieSli znaczny sukces
i w tel stronie odpierajac Mem
COW cd linii kolejowej Dzwihsk-
Poniewiez. Nadto Rosyanie sill
ME napicraja ma Niemcow W oko-
.licy jeziora Dry5wiaty, gdzie miej
.scowoSci Jeziorosy, Wide, Ostje
i inne, Niemcy wpierani W okoli-
oe bIotniste i moczarzyste So W
trudnem bardzo polozeniu i bed4
musieli wycofac sic zupelnie poza
linie iezior. Ten to atak rosyiski
ma poinocy i ma poludniu linii bo-
jowej W Polsce i na Litwie ma
bye takze pomocnym Serbii, obli-
czony jest bowiem ma to, by zmu-
sic Austryakow do odwolania cze-
sci wojsk z Balkanu do Polski ma
odparcie novel ofensywy rosyj-
skiej.
Berlin, Wieden, IS pazdzierni-
ka, = Komunikaty niemiecko :
austryackie przecza sukcesom ro-
syjskim W Galicyi posunieciu sic
Rosyan "a Strype, a utrzymuja, IL
Austryacy posuneli sic wzdiuz
Styru ma Wolyniu ku Sioleszy--
com, ma p6inocy zas Niemcy mie-
Iii zajac Iiukste - niedaleko
Dzwiny rzeki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
lime telegramy.
Brak zlOta i Srebra.

Zurych, Is pazdzlernika. : L
Austryi donoSzq, IL Rad wydaf
APPEL do poddanych, by skIadali
przedmioty zlotc i srebrne ia cc-
le rzadu, bedq one przetaplane ma
pieniadzc, a obywatele dostan9
pokwitowania ma wyplate od--
szkodowan "a pobranc przcdmlo-
ty honorowc dyplomy patryoty-
czncj oiiarnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
Z SYTUACYI ME-
KANSKIEJ.

Ell Paso, Tex. 13 pazdziernika.
- General Juan Banderas, podko
mendny Zapaty, zamianowany
przez Vile gubernatorem Stanu
Sinaleoa i wyslany Chihuahua z
2,OC0 zoinierzy dla zgniecenla
przeciwnikow W tym Stanie, wy
powiedziai wraz wojskiem po-
siuszenstwo Will opuScif szere-
81 jego zwolennikow.
Z Chihuahua otrzymano wiado
mosc, ze podkomendny Will,
gubernator Avilla, skonfiskowat
wszystkie kopalnie, pozostaj9ce "
posiadaniu cudzoziemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
Z Chin.
Z CHIN.

Pekin, 13 pazdziernika. - w
oredziu ostatnio ogloszonem
przez prezydcnta Yuan-Szi-Kaj1
- prezydent potwierdza odbioT
petycyi re wszystkich nieomal
prowincyi chihskich wzywajacych
prezydenta do przywrocenia mo-
uarchicznej wiadzy. Prezydent O.
Swiadcza, il VIOLA ludu powinna
bye spelniona, ale zada, by sic to
stafo legalhie i Z konstytucya Ego
dnie. Znaczy to il Yuan-Szi-kaj
got6w jest przyjac korone, gdy
mu ia nar6d fornalnie ofiarujc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zapedy Roosevelt'a.
SWIATOWY FANTAZYA
POWIADA HR. OKUMA.
Dunne wzmocnieniu silly zbrojnej.
0 SUCHA NIEDZIELE W PEORIA.

nika z noty, ktora wczoraJ depar-
lament stanu wysIal do Berlina W
odpowiedzi ma ostatni9 note ME.
miecka w sprawie zatopienia a
merykahskiego zaglowca will
liam P. Frye przcz ,,Prinza Eli
tia Friedricha." Department
stanu wypowiada W niej zapatry-
wanie, re W mysl traktatu anne
rykansko pruskiego r. 1928 da-
ME pred torpedowaniem zaiodze
'moznoSci schronienia sic ma To-
die ratunkowe ME jest dostatc-
cznem zabezpieczenicm jej zycia.
.gdyz maia lodz ratunkowa ia mo-
rzu zbyt latwo moze ulcdz rozbi-
ciu. Ponicwaz zaS zupeinie pew
he nadchodzq wiadomosci, re
Niemcy maja zamiar podjat znow
wiekszq energiq kampanig
swych nurow przcciw oNrttom
frachtowym, przcto wskutck sta-
Inowiska rzadu tutejszego lariz0
iatwo dojsc moe do nowych Me.
Iporozumich.
Odnosnie do zatopicnia .,Wm,
Frye" prezydent Wilson godzi sie
ma oznaczenie wysokoSci nalcz-
inego odSzkOdowania przez repre-
zentantow Ameryki i Niemiec.
Ijakotez ma oddanie pod rozstrzy-
gniecie Trybunalowi W Hadzc III
Iterpretacyi traktatu roku 1928,
kt6ry zdaniem departamentu sta
nu bezwarunkowo wzbrania
Niemcom topic okrety amerykan-
skie w jakichkolwiek okoliczno--
I5ciach - chociaz nawet wiozq
kontrabande wojenna.
Podpisana przez Niemcy de.
Iklaracya londyiska wyraznie
Iprzepisuje, re okret wojenny
pred zatopieniem statku frachto-
wcgo jest obowiazany zabezpie-
IczyG zycie zaiogi zabrac L niego
papiery, kt0re moga poSiuzyc dc
oceny, czy zatopienie byio uspra-
wiedliwionem czy nie.
Do tego postanowienia zasto--
sowal sic ,,Prinz Eitel' pred "a.
topieniem ,,Wm. Frye" - ME
stosuja sig jcdnak najcze5ciej
nawet stosowac ME moga nury.
kt0re ME bedac W stanic zabrat
zalogi skazanego ma torpedowanie
statku ma swoj poklad, kaza jej
Iszukac ocalenia na iodziach ra--
tunkowych, ktore zbyt So nicpe-
wna deska ratunku.
Wobec tego kazdej chwili spo-
dziewac sic mozna, ze pozornie
zazegnany spor powodu kampa-
nil nurow niemieckich napowrot
odzyje spowoduje move zawi--
kiania dyplomatyczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
Walk .po Koloniach.

Londyn, 13 pazdizernika. -
Miasto Wumbiagas' W Kameru-
ME nienieckim zostalo zdobyte
przez kolonialne wojska angiel--
skie; Niemcy cofaja SIG poSPic--
sznie okolic miasta; ca}y ka-
merun jest nieledwie zajety przcz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
TrzesieDie ziemi we
WIOszech.

Rzym, Is pazdziernika. - "
okolicy Reggie ncl' Emilia by'o
wczoraj slime trzesienie ziemi,
kt6rc pewnc zrzqdzilo szkody, a
lie O ofiarach w ludziach ME do
uiesiono. Take i W innych mia
stach wfoskich odczuto wstrzaS-
.rien;a ,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
Z AngIii.
12 paZGZiernika,

Londyn, 13 pazdziernika. -
Rad angiclski wyplaca tygodnlo-
wo rent wojcnnych zonom i die
ciom zolnicrzy sluzacych W ar
nil Ll,OC0.0OO, czyli $5,OO0,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
w przededniu upadku
GOrycyi.

Geneva, Is pazdziernika. -
Forteca austryacka Gorycya mad
Isonzo, oslaniajaca Tryest i kraj
koronny Gorycye, jest W przede-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
JESZCZE w SPRAWIE AK
Cyl NURoW ME-
MIECKICH.

Washington, 13 pazdziernika.
= Ze kontrowersya .niemiecko :
amerykahska powodu dziaialno.
sci niemieckich nurow ME jest
jeszcze zupeirlie zalatwiona, wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13

) SprZymierZonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13

Dokoi,czenle stronicy s-tei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13

.zWinY rzeki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13
Ma Zachodzie Europy.

20 tam Slabnle,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-13

YESTERDAYS CIRCULATION
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON
HOME FROM HAWAII TRIP
IRy Latest NALL

HoQUIAAI. Wash. June l.-Report
ing a delightful trip among the Hs-
waiian islands, Congressman and Mrs.
Albert Johnson returned to Hoquiam
last night. They arrived in San Fran.
cisco from Honolulu on the steamer
Sonoma last Wednesday. On his ar
rival here, Mr.. Johnson stated num-
Der. of senators and congressman. who
were members of the party visiting
Hawaii. will go east by the northern
route, but will pass through the North
west on different dates Senator and
Mrs. Albert B. cummins of Iowa stop
ped, off In Portland yesterday and will
be in Seattle Thursday They will be
met there by Senator Thomas ".
Hardwick OF Georgia who viii join
them on trip up Mount Tacoma FRI
day, Congressman johnson expects to
go to Tacoma Thursday to assist in
making arrangements for their ride
through the national park.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
CARRANZAENOW ANOUTCAST;
BRIHSHERS WARNED FROM Mexico

Eight hundred viliiStAs sent BY Gen.
eral Maytorena against the Yaqui Iu-
dams on the west coast. who have de.
clared war on the United StateS and
Germany. were defeated yesterday.
and further attacks upon foreigners by
the victorious Indians are feared.
Maytorena's men. lost 90
The situation on the West Coast
took on a more serious aspect today
when IL became known that in i. raid
last week on the town OF Mochis. the
Iaquis killed John Jameson. a British
subject. Two Americans were wound
ed week ago near Guaymas IN IA
qui raid on Southern Pacific work
train.
Through the British ambassador
here, Sir Edward Grey. secretary Of
state for foreign affairs OF the British
Empire, warned all British Subjects i'm
America today not TO visit Mexico un.
less II was absolutely necessary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
CLEVER FEAT BY
AUSTRIAN OFFICER.

VIENNA, Austria. June GA res
port OF wonderful feat carried
through by Lieut.. won Pindter Of the
Austrian army, is made In the official
dispatches from the headquarters OF
the Austrian army in the field, given
cut yesterday. Won Pindter. with six
OF his men comprising patrol, was
taken prisoner by the Russians in
their retreat.
While the captors were taking
their prisoners back to their lines, tho
party came under the fire Of the Aus
trian artillery and general confusion
resulted. Taking advantage Of the
confusion. Won Pindter and his six
men seized rifles from the Russians
near them and held the Russians back
from their retreat until Austrian REIN
forcements arrived.
AS a result OF the coup. general.
a colonel. ten other officers and JS2
men were captured with Is guns and
much material
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
IN WARARENA
oYNAMlTERs DAMAGE
CANADIAN FACTORY

WINDSOR. Ontario, Jtine 22.-An
attempt to wreck the factory of the
Peabody Overall Company here mis-.
carried yesterday through the failuse
of 9 large quantity OF dynamita to
explode. although the factory was par.
tally wrecked by bomb. As the fac
tory has been working on large war
order for the British and Canadian
government, the effort TO destroy the
plant is put down to German ennis
saries or German sympathIzers from
Detroit, just across the ST. Clair river.
Two charges of explosives had been
placed by the. dynamiters. One was
set off, doing considerable damage.
The other was found after the explo-
sion, a large quantity OF dynamite with
fuse attached The fuse had burned
out without exploding the illuminate
cap and the dynamite was intact
The factory had Just finished 100..
600 khaki uniforms. which were stor,
ed in the warehouse awaiting ship
ment. The attack upon the factory
will not delay the delivery Of these
uniforms nor do more than delay
slightly the resumption OF work on
further contracts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
JOLIET C0NVICTs
revolt AGAINST
HATED 'TRUsTY'

JOLIET. Ill, June Thirteen
hundred conYicts, confined in the Jo-
liet penitentiary, went on rampage
at their supper hour yesterday even
ing IT,: ..ss.'.t II 3. .fss' -. =.
The convicts made their demohstra-
ton as protest against the presence
in the dining room OF one of the trus-
ties, Campbell, whom the other con-
victs suspect of being the murderer of
the wife of Warden Allen. who was
found, choked to death. recently. ..
The men in stripes refused to allow
Campbell to assist in serving the meal
and shouted and swore at the trusty
when he attempted to carry out his
orders. The demonstration was qnelled
by the night guards. who were rushed
to the dining hall, where they used
their clubs freely. - +. sikh.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
COLONEL POTTER DIES
AT FORT LEAvENW0RTH

IAsso.iated Press by Federal Wirelessl
FORT LBAvENWoRTH Kansas,
June 22.--Lieut-Co John Biddle Por-
ter, OF the judge advocate generals
department, senior Instructor at the
Army Service Schools, died in his
quarters here yesterday.
Colonel Porter was born in France
and entered the army as colonel of
the Second. Pennsylvania Infantry in
May, 1898. serving as colonel Of yolHn-
teers until honorably mustered ont in
November of 1898. ~.
He obtained a commission in the
regular army as major of the Twenty
eighth Infantry in July, 1899. He be-
came major judge advocate in 1901
and attained the rank Of lieutenant
colonel in 1911. He was 81 years old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
Yaquis Beat Maytorena's Relief
Force. and More Raids
ill.,. Are Feared

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June % =
News today from Vera Cruz that Gen
eral Nenustiano CaTranza. the First
Chief. has been unable to heal the
breach in his cabinet. taken In CON
junction with the arrival in this eoun-
try of General Felipe Angeles. GEN
eral Francisco Villas military expert
and chief Of stan. is causing the peace
talk that has been in the air for some
days TO. take on bodily form. Carran,
"a is now marooned on an island and
Obregon, in command of the First
Chiefs armies, is master of the situa-
ton
What use he will make of il he has
not indicated. but the. strong intima-
ton made here is that negotiations
may be opened between him and An.
geles for terms OF peace and a coali-
ton government, in the formation of
which hotlA Carnanzx and villa may
he eliminated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
POPE BENEDICT DENOUNCES TACTICS
( OF BELLIGERENTs; future IS DARK

MY heart has been torn, but what
shall think OF blockade OF two EN-
pires that condemns 10 famine millions
OF innocents. Is that humane? FL:
The interview intimates that after
the war shall have been concluded II
is probable that the Holy See viii pro-
claim a doctrine Of the rights OF the
church, which will find room to in
clude the duties OF belligerents and t.
condemn the horrors and crimes OF the
present war F.:
Church Always for Peace. FL.
Answering the regrets Of the French
nation that the Pope should have exer-
cised his influence to keep Italy out
Of the war, the Pope replies: ..=
I'VE of the church have been neu-
trail, but the church is always for
peace first OF all. 1 am the repre-
sentative OF God of peace. ] wanted
to save Italy the sufferings this war
Is bound to entail.
"We have faith in dle present gov
eminent, but we tremble, exposed as
we are TO the uncertainties OF public
life in Italy. Rome Is a furnace OF
perpetual ferment."
What may defeat, what may vic
tory, what may peace bring to the ma
tions?' the Pope was asked.
The future Is dark" he replied.
No Peace In Sight.
Does your Holiness expect to take
the initiative for peace?'
The hour for that seems not to
have come. shall not act except In
the fullest knowledge Of all contingent
circumstances, lest weaken the au.
thority I hold for good.
The power Of the church must be
conserved. TO be employed at last to
bring peace to men. shall seek the
opportunity to seize the first out
stretched hand
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-22
PreIate Sees No immediate
Prospect of Bringing an End
to Wars Horrors

I Associated Press bv Federal Wirelessl
PARIS, France. June 22.-liis Holi-
ness, Pope Benedict, in an authorized
interview published yesterday In La
Lluerte, states that he has received
assurances from Gen. Won Kissing, the
German commander In Belgium. that
hereafter measures will be taken TO
repress acts of violence against
churches and ministers of the church.
The Pope designates the sinking OF
the I.usitania, with fits thousand nom
combatants. as a frightful transaction,
and asks where the humanity comes
In of the blockade of the two Tehtonic
empires, with millions OF non-combat-
ant Germans and Austrians exposed to
famine.
The hour does not seem to have
come for the Vatican to take the ini-
tIatixe for the restoration of peace"
he says, but announces that he is wait
Ing TO seize the first opportunity that
offers To bring about peace In Europe.
Condemns Destruction Of cathedraIs.
without passing Judgment on the
question Of whose duty 1t Ii TO restore
the cathedralB destroyed In the war;,
CONTINUES the Pope. Il must forcefully
condemn all such destruction. Gen.
Won Rlssing has assured me that here
after he will repress all violence by
German soldiers OF his command
against the edifiees and ministers Of
the church"
Commenting ON the sinking OF the
Lusitania, the Pope said:
Il know OF no more frightful trans
action. What grief to see our genera
ton prey TO such horrors!.
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DECORATION FOR wREckER
or lUSiTANlA HELD UP.

LYNDON. Eng, June 22.-An Ex-
change Telegraph despatch from Co
penhagen quotes an official Berlin
communique to the effect that the COM
mander of the German submarine
which torpedoed and SUNK the Cunard
liner Lusitania viii not be awarded
the order of merit. which distinction
has been conferredson the other sub
marine commanders who have per-
formed noteworthy deeds.
The supposition here Is that the or
der of merit has been withheld In
order that no public announcement Of
the name OF the officer who launched
the Ldsitanla torpedoes need be made.
There has been no announcement In
Berlin of the name OF number OF the
submarine which operated against the
great passenger ship.
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H|L0 PROMOTION
COMMITTEE Will
EMPLOY NORTON

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, June 1S.-President Wright
of the Hil0 Board OF Trade has named
the Hilo Promotion Committee. The
members are: G. H. Wears, chairman;
ID. 8. Bowman, H. ]. Lyman, w. H.
Heen and Walter Scott Wise. More
members may be added to the CON-
mittee later.
Z The committee is to have charge OF
all the arrangements and work Of the
publicity campaign in Honolulu. Lio-
mel Webb de vis-Norton, new arrf-
val in the country. is to try his hand
at the work. He will have desk in
the Hawaii Promotion Committees
rooms in Honolulu, and is expected to
attract tourists to Hilo.
Acting Secretary A. P. Taylor OF
the Promotion Committee says the
rooms are open for Mr.. Norton when
ever he gets ready to come over to
the Honolulu office. The Hilo Board
of Trade has not notified the Promo
ton Committee, however, of the &C.
ton taken Mr.. Taylor says the COM
mittee will cooperate in every way
with Mr.. Norton, and will continue to
encourage tourists to take the volcano
trip and make a prolonged stay on
the Big Island.