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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
HARSH METE0GGSS,
 USED IN IRELAND
AND ARRESTS ARE DISCUSSED IN HOUSE OF
 COMMONS.

London.-Execution and arrests In Ireland were again discussed in the House of Commons in the form of questions to Premier Asquith.
 William O'Brien, Nationalist mem Der for the City of Cork, asked whether the premier was aware that hundreds of men from Cork and Tip perary had been arrested without any charge being stated and were confined in the Cork jail, where they were treated with the utmost harshness. He also asked whether steps would be taken to allay the universal public indignation at the reign of terror which had been established and wheth- CT the police and military had just raided the offices of the Cork Free Press, which had advocated recruit, ing since the outbreak of the war.
 Premier Asquith said he would make diligent inquiries into the matter al luded to in MT O'Brien's question.
 A veritable volley of questions was directed at the premier from all sides or the HOUSE. COIiS lHSlhpCAo ootANu whether he was aware of the grave concern" felt over the executions, and others whether he knew of the grave concern" felt over the losses which loyalists had suffered. Philip Edward Morrell, Liberal member TOT Burnley, inquired whether F. Sheehy Skeiington editor of the Irish Clt1 1-ssss, haa -Aee4A-s5ll -s5ll et, in the ha-rra cl' square in Dublin before martial law W; proclaimed, and Timothy Healy asked whether the premier knew whether the editors of the newspapers opposed to the revolt haG been sho without trial at Porto Bello barr acks without time being given them to say their prayers.
 The premier promised to make care ful inquiry into all the incidents men toned No one was more anxious than the government he said, tha there should be no undue severity il the execution of the law.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Two kiIIed-TWo Injured.

Lawton, Okla.-Lieut. Harold s. Naylor and Lieut. Edwin c. Pritchett of the Fifth Field Artillery, were killed, and Lieut.. J. E. McMahon Jr. of the Second Field Artillery and Lieut.. Richard c. Scott of the Fourth Field Artillery, were badly injured Tn an automobile accident at Fort Sill The automobile in which the officers were driving from the old to the new post crashed into tree beside the road.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19

narrow straAo,lr own intAOald1er and lops are bound witSee .aarrow binding of taffeta made from Strips cut on the bias. The silk is shirred over a cord about the neck, and the arms eye and shoulder straps are bound like the scallops. The fullness of the silk is drawn in about the hips with two shirrings over cable cord, forming a sprightly f1ounce below. The over dress slips on over the head. As pictured, it is made of light blue shiny taffeta with considerable stiffness.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Receiver Gets S1.oOo. .ooo.

New 4ork.-By a decision handed down Tn the federal District Court E. F. Bush' receiver for the Iron Noun tam railroad, will secure S1, 200, 900 ex- pended by him in improving the lines or the railroad, payment of which was refused by the trustees of a $4,o0O, 900 bond issue made in 1909 before the re- celvership proceedings.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
In Woman s Realm
Two Modh Coats of Checked Serge and Tan Covert Cloth Crave neted Which Are Among the Best of the Seasons 0engs Simple but Extremely Effective Party Frock That
 Will Appeal to the Small Maid.

that the body of the frock is of cot ton net and is merely full slip set on to narrow round yoke of lace and reaching nearly to the knees. Three scant ruffles of lace are set about the bottom of this slip, and il is shirred in about the hips with three shirrings set close together. This shirring shapes the slip into long waist and short skirt. The sleeves are merely puffs of net edged with a double frill of net
 Over this slip of net a short over- dress is worn. It is made of two lengths of yard-wide taffeta cut with
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Probe Wire CampaiQn.

Washington.-As a result of con- ference between President Wilson and Senator Husting, the Department of Justice probably will make an inves- tigation to uncover the influences re- sponsible for sending thousands ot telegrams to Washington urging that no action be taken leading to war with Germany.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
I've gOVernmentS "A. OBREGON. "H. l.. SCOTT.
FREDERICK FUNSTON
Fay Gets Eiqht Years,

New York-Robert Fay, former lieutenant in the German army, con yicted in the federal court of consptr. acy to destroy munition ships of the allies through bomb contrivances, was sentenced to eight years in the federal penitentiary at atlanta, Ga. Waiter Shloz, Fay's brother-in-law, and Paul Daesche, who also were convicted. were sentenced to serve four and two years, respectively.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19

Two coats, made to brave the spite ful return of the north wind in May and the showers from spring skies, are shown in the picture given here. They are of checked serge and tan covert cloth, cravenetted, and there fore not hurt by dampness. Their style is excellent and distinctive.
 There have been so many checked coats in the seasons showings that it would seem almost impossible for any thing new and also attractive to make its appearance among them. But the model presented, while cut on familiar
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
New Warrant For Mccoy.

Asheville. N. C.-Federal Judge Boyd issued bench warrant TOT Thomas C. Mccoy, on indictments charging him with connection with the alleged whiskey fraud causes in Jack onville. Fla, and Fort Smith, Ark through which the government claims to have lost hundreds of thousands oi dollars. This is the third attempt te remove Mccoy for trial.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
MT. Bryan a Reporter.

New York. - William Jennings Bryan, who was defeated in the Ne braska Democratic primary for dele gate to the national Democratic con. Ventlon has contracted with a news paper syndicate to cover" the con- vention. He also will be reporter at the Republican and Bull Moose con ventions in Chicago in June.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Wants More Grape Juice.

Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-Criticism of President Wilson for providing wine for guests at banquets at the White House was expressed in reso- lutions submitted to the Methodist General Conference by the Rev James w. Anderson of Oregon, Mo The resolution was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Costs More to Eat Now.

Washington.-Food for the average family costs slightly more now than it did a year ago, according to figures by the Department of Labor. Prices as a whole were five per cent higher during February than they were in February of last year. Only five foods declined in price in the last year plate boiling beef, lard, flour, corn meal ana prunes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
No Hope of Freedom,

Washington.-Man Quezon, Phil ippine commissioner, who has been urging Philippine independence, told President Wilson that he and his fol lowers had abandoned the idea of freedom in the near future and hoped Congress would pass the house bill giving a greater share of self-govern menet to the islands, but setting nc date for independence.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
More Troops to Border,

Lawton, Okla.-Orders for the i'm mediate entrainment of Companies E., and H., Nineteenth Infantry, stationed at Fort Sill, were received here from Washington and special train was made up to take the soldiers to Fort Clark, Tex, for positions on the Texas Mexican border.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
May Probe Coal Industry.

Washington-Th Federal Trade Commission announced that if there is any further raise in the price of anthracite coal, the commission Will take up with the Department of Jus fire the question or an investigation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19

nd well-likt7eS g foh- tirely novel Alf .seeuthe are fin fshed with piping of white and out lined with narrow flat silk braid, mak- ing the sharp and snappy contrast of black and white in conservative fashion. It has "chin-chin" collar.
 The short coat of covert cloth trimmed with plain broadcloth is frankly model for all-round wear, and does not commit itself to any sort of special occasion. It is pictured worn with an afternoon frock of taf- feta.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19

Here is party frock for the little maid from about eight years up to twelve years old that will delight her and please her mother as we'll
 It seems hardly worth while to de- scribe the method of making 1t, be- cause it is so clearly set forth in the picture. But for the benefit of the inexperienced who may be encouraged to undertake it, 1t may be mentioned
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Bio Fire at SandiIskv

Sandusky, Ohio.-Subslding Of a high wind probably was all that saved the business district from destruction by fire which swept 13 large stores and number of smaller establish, ments. Loss was estimated at $50O-
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Fire at Muntion pI,n.

D"uiiiac' Mich.-Fire of undeter. nlineu origin at the plant of the Cad,I- fac no chemical Company caused a s15O. an 0V o io9S' The company is furnishing the allies. po"oer !"
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19

Torreon, Mex.-The presence of Nicholas Hernandez, chief of Villas escort in the River Florida district, is believed to indicate that Villa is still alive and probably near the Verbina ranch.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Demand Wilson Auain,

Macon, Ga.-The renomination of President Wilson was demanded" in resolutions adopted by the state Dem ocratic convention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Lusltania Owners Shed

New 4ork.-Suits against the Gu. hard steamship line for sums aggre- eatihg S6oO,OOO were filed in federal court by relatives of persons who peflsheo In the Lusitania disaster.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
Standard Orders Raisa

@ oan franciseo.-A general wage fn- crease of 10 per cent to all emn,oves .eceivlng |. less than $3,OOO a year prior oDs ~ way as, l was announced by the Stand ara oll Company of California
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
MEXICANS MAKE
 RAID INTO TEI
CIVILIANS AND SOLDIERS Ns
 BOQU!LLAS ARE ATTACkINrI
 BANDITS PUT TO FLIGHT l

* * < < * k * * A.. Marathon. - Mexican bandA, again crossed into U. $. territOn and attacked civilians and soldier The raid was made four mls * north of Boquillas at an ore te. * minal station and directly behipd E Maj. Langhorne's column, which up to that time had not crossed into Mexico. After a short Skin miSh the bandits fled. x * * * * * * *&,,t
 Fl Paso, Texas.-The Obregn Scott conference over the Mexica| situation ended in a disagreement M| future diplomatic negotia,ioSs-a| there are any-will be between th secretary of state and Mexican An ba9sador Arredondo in Washington
 At the conclusion of the final Ss sion the following statement signs by the conferees, was given to tn correspondents:
 That after several conference marked throughout with conspicuOu | courtesy and good will, in which cO forences mutual impressions were e changed and information was collet ed upon the military situation on u frontier, it was agreed upon by [ coHferees to suspend the conferenc and report back to their governmen in order that theseS may be ab through their respectNe foreign partments, to conclude this matte That the ending of these conferenc does not mean in any way a ruptu of the good relations of friendship tween the eonferees nor between t respective governments.
 "A. OBREGON,
 'H. l.. SCOTT.
 FREDERICK FUNSTON"
 The conference was attended Maj.-Gens. Scott and Funston, rep senting the United States, and c, Alvaro Obregon, minister of war the defacto government, and Juan Amador, subsecretary of foreign fairs in Mexico. The conference N held in Gen. Scott's private car.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
INTERNATIONAL SUNLlXyS0lOOL
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Oy F. o. SELLERS, Acting Director of Sunday School Course of the Moody Bible Institute Chicago)
 (Ccpyright, 1916. Western Newspaper Union''
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-19
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
ZNOW EKSPLOZYA w FA-
BRYCE DU POINT.

Wilmington, Del, II stycznia
w fabryce firmy Du Point W
Hagley nastapiia wczoraj okoic
godziny 5ej popoludniu straszna
eksplozya, ktora odczuto SLIME tu
tai nawet az W Philadelphia
Byi to czwarty wybuch W fabry-
kach wyzej wymienionej firmy
w przeciagu 17tu godzin, jezeli
wezmie sic pod uwage dwie eks-
plozye, ktore wczoraj krotko pc
pofnocy zniszczyly zabudowania
Iei W Carney's Point, N. J.
Chociaz urzednicy jej ME chca
otwarcie przyznac, re katastrofy
te So wywolane przez progermafl
skich agentow, ale ME ulega kwe'
styi, re sami So o tenn przekona'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
Echa z GalIipoIi.

Londyn, II stycznia. - Prasa
angielska donosi, IL ma wniosck
gabinetu - kr6l odznaczy wySo-
kimi orderami generalow dowodz
cow ostatnich dziaFah / ewakua-
cyl Gallipoli, genera}owie Monro
Robeck. David inni zostali cd
znaczeni. Prasa podnosi, IL eva
kuacya tax znakomicie dokonana
w tax nadzwyczajnie trudnych wa
runkach jest sukcesem, uratowa-
Ia bowiem arnie dla Anglll.
Berlin, II stycznia. - Odwro-
tina strong ewakuacyi i dzialah ma
Gallipo1i podaja obliczenia ME
mieckie, ktore rachuja, IL 'SRrzy-
mierzonych akcya ma Gallipoli
kosztowafa dollarow miliard
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11

XII w Sandzaku Nowo-Bazarskim
i wstrzymuja go jeszcze, lecz wa
zniejsza jest walka W okolicy Ko-
taru-Cattaro, skad ciezka artyle-
rya austryacka ladu i Z okre--
tow szturmuje forty czarnogor-
skie mad portem ytm znajduj9ce
sic ma g6rze Lovcen: gdyby sic
Austryakom udalo forty te SKIRT
szyt i gore opanowac, toby re-
SITE czarnogorskiego brzegu A
dryatyku iatwo dostali pod kon-
trole, ,\czemby dotkliwie mogli
szkodzi6 wloskiej zegludze ma
tenn mofzu, oraz expedycyi WHO'S
kiej W Albanii zagroziliby bezpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
StraszEwa Bitwa ma
WschOdnim Teatrze.
Ofensywa ROsyjska
wzmaga sic.
Austryacy zachWiani.

Londyn-Piotrogr6d, II stycz--
MIA. - Coraz wiecej szczeg63owe
nadchodza doniesienia 0 straszli-
wei bitwie, jaka sic rozwija trwa
W petni - choc z przerwami ma
pofudniowym odcinku linii bojo-
wei wschodniego Teatru, g}6wnie
cd Prypeci ma potudnie az ku Bes-
sarabii; centra g}owne bitwy tel
to Czartorysk mad Styrem ma Wo-
1yniu, Tarnopol i Trembowla W
Galicyi, a Czerniowce na Bukowl'
ME. Rosyanie ma froncie tym sku-
pill olbrzymie move arrnie, ktore-
mi dowodzi osobiScie car Mlko--
iai, ii. znajduje sic on przy arrnii
przemawia do wojsk; ostatnio
by8 on znowu W Tarnopolu, gdzie
odbyI przeglad wojsk w Trembo-
viii, gdzie przemawiaf do sztaOu
i do zoinierzy w polu; polecif car
sztabowi komendy, by linie ME
rniecke koniecznie w Galicyi prze
rwano. -. (Gdyby to polecenle
takie mogio bye wykonane tax
DO ukazu" - toby sic i wnet woJ
na skonczyia. - Przyp. Red. D.
CN Tymczasem wiec boje sic to-
GA straszliwie zaciete, a obu--
s+ronne doniesienia zgo}a ME vi
muia i'm oni doniosfoSci' nj rOzrnia
row walk: bitwa to zapewne jed
na z naikrwawszych, a cd rezul-
tstu iei zalezy CO najmniej sytua-
eva ma wschodnim teatrze. Jak
donosza ze stron obu, przyznaJa-
cvch wzajem olbrzymie straty W
ludziach, padio juz W bitwie tel,
trwaiacej Okoso 1ociu dni - o.
koso 175,OOo zo4nierza, walki So
W caiem tego s8owa znaczeniu -
rozpaczliwe, a potwornie bez--
wzgledne; przytem Austryacy 50
SLIME iuz zdemoralizOwani' via
donna jest rzecz, IL wojska maJa
znacznie mniej i licho ono zao-
patrzone, gdy tymczasem wojska
rosyjslie sa Swieze, wypoezete
wyekwipowane swietnie: Au--
stryak6w trzymaja wiecej ich
znakomicie zaiozone LIME j pozy-
eye, ma kt6rych ufortyfikowanie
miei case lato j jesien - dose
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11

kach trivia stan oczekiwania; mia
sto jest do ME zdobycia SLIME IL
fcrtyfikowane i roboty mad tenn
prowadzi sic dniem i noca. Reidy
awiatyczne, przewaznie rekone--
sansowe So ma porzadku dzien =
nym. z Sofii donosza, IL kilka ae-
roplanow francuskich bombardo-
waio miasto to, znaczne czyniac
szkody; Niemcy znow raz pora2
mad Saloniki sic wyprawiaja, bonn
bardujac miasto i okolice; ogofem
dotad Niemcy pod Salonikanai
stacili iuz szeSc aeroplanoW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
SPRAWY ANGLIL-

wiec czasu. Gala lima w Galicyi
wschodniej to jedns forteca -
ME okop zwyczajnyl.... Rosya-
ME opisujac walk W tych stro--
mach wzrniankuja jalds fort Bal.
tin na wzg6rzu mad Strypa - ma
zwany tax cd iakiegos generafa
rosyjskiego - przy szturmowa--
niu tego punktu pad}o tysiace Ro-
syan, kt6rych ciaia zascieliiy sto-
czysko wzg6rza zawis}y ma dru-
tach kolczastych, oplatajacych
stok gesto jak pajeczyna. -. Ro-
syjska komenda zdaje sobie spra-
we, IL LIMA tam prze3amana bye
moze tylko przy nadzwyczajnym
expensie amunicyi ludzi, lecz
zdaje sic postanowiono dokonac
celu ofensywy "a wSzelka cene.-
Jak dotad, to Rosyanie zdobyli
Czartorysk na Wofyniu, ktory
zmieniat kilkaTotnie wfascicieli
w tych dniach. ostatnio oden Me
meow odparto, dalej odjarto atak
austryacki ma Tarnopol Trem--
bowie, a Czerniowce jeszcze ME
zdobyte, lecz zajeli Rosyanie W
ich poblizu bezpoSredniem wzgo-
rza, panujace mad miastem. Au-
stryacy trzymaja sic obronnie "a
Prutem; Czerniowce ufortyfiko-
wall, jak twierdze; kontrataki ich
sa coraz s}absze, upadek ducha w
wojsku wielki: Berlin oblicza, il
w bitwie dotychczasowej padfo
iuz dotychczas okoIo $4,000 Ro-
syan, urzad rosyjski zdaje sic
przyjmowac to obliczenie, a ze O.
go}em pablo dotad oko4o 175,00O
zc}nierza, przeto na Austryakow
i Niemc6w przypada $4,000, czy-
Ii przeszio try razy tyle co Ro--
syan. -. BerlinSkie doniesienia
stwierdzaja IL u Rosyan polegiych
i poimanych w tych walkach zna-
leziono karabiny i amunicye ia
ponskie; faktem to jest; ekwipa-
cya novel armii zostaia dokona-
ma po znacznej mierze W Japonii.
w ostatnich Zach godzinach W
zapasach tych strasznych nasta-
! IA chwila przerwy spoczynku,
lecz w rychle spodziewae sic ma
| Levy wznowienia walh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
o KONTROLE MAD PARTYA
DEMOKRATYCZNA.

Washington, II stycznla.
Calkiem jest widoczne, re w kon-
grcsie toczy sic zacieta walka mic
dzy bylym sekretarzem stanu
Bryancm a prezydentcm Wllso--
nem o kontrole mad partya demo-
kratyczna, Walka ia jest c.
chem wojny europejskiej i obu'
Gzoncj wskutek niej Swiadomoscl
W Ameryce, &c jeSli mic poczyni
zasadniczych zmian W swym Sy-
stcmie militarnym, moze pasc Ia
two ofiara ataku poza oceanu.
Mkt inny jak pan Bryan ME
Jest duchowym ojcem wniesio---
nego przez senatora Gore w ubie-
glym tygodniu blu, zadajacego
wydania zakazu wyWozu bronl
amunicyi do Europy, ktory to Sc
nator wczoraj znow przedstawlt
rezolucye domagajaca sic zakazu
eksportu wszelkich artykuioW,
podpadajacych pod pojecie kon--
tlabandy wojennej, do pahstw'
kt6re nieprawnie ograniczaja vol
ny handel amerykahski, jakotez
wzbraniajaca bankom tuteJszym
finansowania pozyczek dla pahstw
wojne prowadz9cych. Mkt tez in
ny jak byly sekretarz stanu ME
stoi ma !czele tych poslow sena-
tor6w acknowledgement ktorzy
wszelkiemi siiami staraja sic ublc
plan wzmocnienia pogotowla bo-
iowego Stanow Zjednoczonych'
Prezydent Wilson jest zdecy--
dowany uzyc wszystkich swych
si] i wp}ywow, ably zadna tych
rezolucyi senatora Gore ME pre-
ska a podobno otrzymal juz przy
rzeczenie cd wielu najwybitnieJ-
szych demokratow w obu lzbach'
ze w tel Walce z Bryanem stana
po jego stronle. Demo-
kraci ci zdaja sobie sprawe Z te-
90, ze gdyby Bryan zwyc'ezyt
powstanie W partyi ich roziam'
ktorego ME usunie nawet kall-
pania prezydencyalna i ktory
lax naifatalniej moze ma te par
I've oddziaiac. Azeby do tego ME
dopuScic, musi wiekszosc demo-
Ikratyczna poprzet prezydenta W
ten sposob, by zaaprobowac cafy
bez wyjatku jego kurs polltykl
zagranicznej, a lie dotychczas
sadziG MONA, pan Wilson taxa
wiekszosc dla siebie pozyskac po-
trait.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
175,OOO budzii padlo W Bitwie.
AUSTRYACY INIEMCYzACHWIANI.

Srednio. Komenda wloska jest "a
niepokojona sytuacya W tym pun
kcie i dochodzi bye moze do pre-
konania, IL Wiosi "a p6zno po--
Spieszyli pomoca Czarnog6rze
Serbii, podobnie jak to uczynili
pozno i Anglicy Z Francuzami
Austryacy W Czarnog6rze posu--
nell sic juz "a daleko, Serbia lc-
gia pokotem pod stopami Mem
COW i Bulgarow. -.
- Raporty Czarnogory wcia5
donosza o sukcesach mad All
stryakami - wojska sa W ofensy-
vie, Austryacy sig cofaja wsrod
rozpaczliwego boju, szarpani re
wszystkich stron, bombardowani
Z GOT, osaczani ma kazdym kro--
ku. :. Pod Lepanacem Czarno-
corey opanowali pole walk, wy
pierajac wroga zupeinie z okoli--
cy, pod Berane rowniez Austrya-
kow pobito, zato pod Turiak;eln
dzieki znaczniejszej liczbie udafo
sic Austryakom odzierzyc pole,
lecz Czarnogorcy cofneli sic W
porzqdku. Podjazdowe walki trwa
ia w ca1ej okolicy Cd Sandzaku
DO NORA.
- Poza tenn niena walk ma
BaIkanie wazniejszych: w Salonl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
SYTuACYA "a BAkKANIE.
W1Osi ~ "a p6znO....
ATAK MA CZARNOGORE.
AngIiCy W MezopOtamii zagrozeni.
Niemc6w Ofensywa ua Zachodzie.

wiele, tylko w Czarnogorze wal
ca Austryacy, ktorzy tam roz-
wijaja bardzo silny napor - &C.
lem opanowania wybrzeza czar--
nog6rskiego. Maia armia krola
MikoIaja uciera sic Swietnie z
Austryakami, lecz jasnem jest, IL
ogromnej stosunkowo Przemocy
llczebnej artyleryi ME zdola spro
STAG. Czarnog6rcy przez kilka ty-
godni wstrzymali nap6r austryac-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
Bomby ma okrecle.
BOmbY ma OKfeC1e.
Tajemniczy polar W dokach.
Rosya chce $100,000,0o0 pozyczki.
ECHA ZATOPIENIA ,,LUSITANIF' .
Buchanan oskarza.

nj najeli kilkudzicsiGciu prywa-
tnych detektywdw, ktorzy prowa-
dzq dochodzcnia, cclcm wykry-
cia os0b, kt6rc Gala akcye prze--
ciwko iirmie Du Pont inspiring.
Urzednicy ci widzq, zc cksplo--
zyom tym muSi sic W przysziosci
zapobiedz, chocby tyIko L togo
powodu, zc wSrod robotnik6w "a
panowaIa iStna paniHa wiclu L
Mich W obawie O Swc zycic praS-
nie DOrzI1Cic DrgCc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
POZAR w DOKACH RIA
DOWYCH.

New London, Conn.,, II stycz-
mia. - w tutejszych dokach rza-
dowych i skiadach wegla mad RE-
ka Thames wybuchi pozar, kto--
ry spowodowal szkody ma przesz-
10 $4,000. Me zdoiano dotych--
czas wyswietlic, kto i W jakim ce-
lu pozar spowodowa}, dlatego ME
ktorzy wyrazaja przypuszczenie,
ze by1 on owocem dziaialnoSci
progermahskich spiskowcow. O.
glen miai zniszczyc znaczny "a
pas zlozonych W magazynach do
kow torped.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-11
90 ponieSc kleske
BOMBY MA OKRECIE PA
SAzERSKIM.

San Francisco, Cal, II stycznia
Nadszedl tn list Cd pani A.
S. Crossfield, ktora 20 listopada
1915 odpechala stad ma japoh-
skim parowcu ,,Shinyo Muru'
wraz 223 innyni pasazerani,ze
wtkr6tce po opuszczeniu przez
statek portu znaleziono ma jego
pokladzie ukryte dwie bomby, "a
opatrzone w mechanism zegaro-
wy, nastawiony W ten sposob, il.
miaiy eksplodowac po czterech go
dzinach