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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
c, n. DOEPkE DEAD.
Pioneer Business Man Of Ackley and
Prominent Mason Passes Away


Special to Times Republican.
Ackley, Aug. 9.-The funeral service
for c. H. Doepke, a pioneer business
man of this city was held here yester-
day in charge Of members Of the Ma
sonic order Of which Mr.. Doepke has
been member for over forty years
past. Masons from Eldora and Iowa
Falls assisted at the services.
Mr.. Doepke was born in Dobeian,
Germany, on March 8, 1872. He came to
the United States in 1866, landing at
New York with cents in his pocket.
He found employment and worked his
way west gradually, that being his de-
sired destination. He landed in Ack-
ley with a fortune Of so cents in 1868.
and after working here for some time
at his trade as a shoemaker started an
exclusive shoe store, which he con-
Quoted until ten years ago, when ne
sold to his son, who still conducts the
business.
He was prominently identified with
the business interests of Ackley during
his life time He was also prominent:
in church matters, and was three times
a delegate from this state to the gen.
eral conference of the Evangelical
Church of North America. He is sur
viyed by two children, C. j. Doepke
and Mrs. John Blocker, both of this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
State House Notes.
READ HE is HEIR TO FORTUNE.
Seattle Man in Iowa Gets News Of $25,
900 Estate.

Des MONIES, Aug. 9ABecause he had
a few minutes spare time on his hands
and because he wanted to spend them
reading the news in his old home pa
per, Alexander Silver, well dressed
and young, yesterday discovered that
he had been left about $4,000 by the
will of his brother, Harry Silver, who
died at Seattle in July.
Where young Silver lives, where he
works, where he has been are unknown
facts. He did not even give his name
to the library assistants and it was dis
covered accidentally.
He first came to the attention of Des
Moines people yesterday afternoon
when he called at a news stand and
asked for some back numbers of the
Seattle Post The stand
did not have the back numbers desired
and the young man was sent to the city
library.
Here is where old man luck stepped
in and helped the stranger.
The Post Intelligencer is received
every day at the library and is placed
on the rack in the reading room. Two
issues are kept in the holder at a time.
AS an issue is taken out it is laid away
and every so often the old papers are
collected and disposed of.
A woman residing in the north part
of town has been getting the old Post
Intelligencers. Monday was her day to
come for them. She failed to appear SO
the library people saved the papers.
Yesterday when Silver called and
asked for the back numbers, he was
able to get the papers usually given the
woman. He took them and settled him
self in one Of the big chairs to read.
Everything was quiet for a time
Then sudden exclamation caused the
library assistants and other readers tn
look around and see what was the mat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
EaqIe Grove Woman Missing.

Special to Times Republlcan.
Eagle Grove, Aug. 9.-There is
great deal of anxiety in the J. II. Good
ell home, in this city, over the sudden
departure of Mrs. Goodell, who left the
home Monday afternoon while the other
members of the family were taking their
afternoon nap. 1t was found later that
Mrs. Goodell had bought ticket for
Marshalltown, and she told a lady
friend on the train that she was going
to Excelsior to visit an old friend. 1t
is feared that her mind has become de-
ranged, tho there was nothing in her
actions to indicate anything Of that
nature. She did not let the family
know anything of her departure, and
her whereabouts were unknown until
search was made for her. .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
Had Never seen Cream.

The times thru which we are pass
ing have caused many man r
change his views. They had this ef-
feet on an East Side milkman who de-
cided to become honest.
On the third morning he was taken
,aback when he called for the pay
ment Of his weekly bill and customer
began to shrek at him.
You needn't serve me any longer
she said, land I'm not going to pay
you for the last two days."
why, what's the trouble?" he in
CURED anxiously.
Trouble, indeed. When the milk
you've been leaving yesterday and the
day before stood a couple Of hours
there was nasty thick scum on It,
And it took him half an hour to ex-
plain what cream was.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09

ter. Their eyes focused on the young
man. He was staring wide-eyed at one
Of the papers.
Perceiving the excitement he was
creating, the man walked over to one
Of the assistants desks and asked her
if he might have one of the POST Intel
lgencers. He said he wanted to clip
an item out of it.
He showed the assistant the item and
she read part OF it. The item stated
that a man, the name she could not
remember, had died in Seattle and left
an estate of between $4,000 and $780,
900 to his three sisters and one brother.
The man said that it was his brother
and that he was surprised as he didn't
know his brother intended to mention
him in his will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
Probate Notice.


Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court.
state Of Iowa, Marshall County-ss.
District Court, September Term,
A. D. 1916.
To Whom It May Concerns:
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fed to appear at the court house In
Marshalltown. Iowa, in said County, at
9 o'clock a. m. on the 5th day of Sep
TENDER, 1916, to attend the proof OF and
probating an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and testa-
ment Of Martha Parker Newell, late OF
Marshall County, Iowa, deceased. at
which time and place you will appear
and show cause, II any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, have
hereto subscribed my name
[SEAL] and affixed the seal Of the Dis
trict Court, this 26th day OF
July. A. D. 1915.
s. H. REILLY,
Clerk of the District Court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09

Alice I'm surprise) You don't mean
to say Edith Butte married millionaire
old enough to be her father? Why div
she do such q thing?
Maria--Why. she couldn't catch one
old enough to be her grandfather
Boston Transcript. as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
IOWA EDUCATORS TO TEXAS.
Professors Jones and Preston, OF 5. y
l., Accept Positions in South.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Aug. 9.-Prof. Eliot Jones,
of the university Of Iowa department OF
economics. has been elected professor
and head of the department OF econo-
mics al the university Of Texas anu
will resign here and go to Austin DUR
ing the coming September. The Lone
star state also secures another mem
her Of the Iowa faculty, Professor
ZONES, co-worker, Prof. Howard NJ
Preston, having resigned 10 go 10 .he
same institution as a MEMBER oi Inc
Texas faculty in the same department.
Professor Jones is an alumnus OF mar
ward University where he won ms IN
D., and Professor Preston, Oh iowa
1914, NJ. A.. and Coe College, Ceoa'
Rap;ds, 1911. 3. S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
Arc You LOOKING OId7

Old age comes quick enough without
inviting 1t. Some look old at forty.
That is because they neglect the liver
and bowels. Keep your bowels regular
and your liver healthy and you will not
only feel younger but look younger.
When troubled with constipation or bill
iousness take Chamberlafn;s Tablets.
They are intended especially for these
ailments and are excellent. Easy to
take and most agreeable in effect. For
sale by all Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
No SteepIechaser,

THE auto seems, to be generally sup
planting the horse
True, but it has its limitations.
They haven't invented one yet that will
take hurdle or water jump."-Kan-
sas City Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-09
TRAINING FARM FOR DEPENDENT
CHILDREN SEEKING LocA-
TON IN WEST.
FRIENDS OF CHILDHOOD
SOCIETY BACKING PLAN
Project to Locate Vocational Training
School Interests Senator Kenyon and
Others-Would Provide Necessities
Of Life and Training For Homeless
Youngsters.

Washington, Aug. 9.-According to
the Washington Post, Iowa is rece!V-
ing special consideration for the loca-
ton Of an experimental farm and vo-
cational training school by the inter-
national n-sectarian Friends OF
Childhood society founded by Miss
Caroline Dawes Appleton with offices
in the Union Trust building. Washing
ton, and the Union Trust building
Baltimore. ..,.. ...
The purpose of the organization is
to provide the necessities Of life, edu
cation for homeless children between
the ages of and II years and 20 as
sist in establishing these charges when
they become grown in work and pro-
fessions of congenial character. The
plan is to administer all this service
in a manner which will not have the
faint of charity and will Got detract
from the self-respect of those who are
helped when they go out into the
world.
iowans Interested.
A special appeal is being maze JUST
now for contributions Of money FOR
clothing. also for foster parents who
will be responsible for little child
during it's helpless years. Senator w.
S. Kenyon, of Iowa, and District Com
missioner Oliver Peck Newman are
among Iowans interested in the move
ment.
The work is in harmony with the
governments educational, immigration
and other movements. IT is planned to
establish in the national capital per-
manent national exhibition and clear
ing house for all phases Of the work
Work is being done especially just
now for children of soldiers. Much
money is demanded and contributors
are invited. They can be sent to
either address given in the opening
paragraph of this notice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11

Dookota Spraw Polskich.

NOWY YORK. IL grudna - DR.. S. M. Meamcd, redaktor
zydowsego dziennka Amercan Chronicle WystosoWat
pso nnistra nemeckich spraw zagrancznych dra Z-
-erana poszac wyanene rozporzadze nlem1eckh co d.
aydow Polsce orzymane onegdaj odpoWedzl poedzano
e rozporzadzena tie czyna mozwym posep rozWoJ zycla
1ud zvdowsego kreua one wyday (gminy) ktoe beda
DIV zainowac sic sanodzenie wychowaniem Szkonlctwen
beda mogy nak4adc sobie podat szkoy oberac komy
reprezentuace nteresy naczelna Rada zydowska ma "
czestnczyc przyszym rzadze Poskie (??) PrzynuSowa
szb woienna bedze do zydow Poce Wogoe
tyko ochonczy wrbunek panle tax ola Foako" d o
widow W Polsce przyszfyn spraw ukfadzle
PRZYPISEK REDAKCYI: OdpoWiedz mocno ogolnlk0"a
neyna niekt6rych punktach k do tego ochotncze
90 werbunku wprost sprzeczna te co poPrzeoo ee'
ogfaszano..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
KONGRES ZABIERA SIZE DO
PIRACY.
Washington, II grudnia.

Waszyngton, II grudnia.
Praca W obu IzbaCh kOngresu
szia W ubiegIym tygodniu dosyG
z6fwim krokicm. zapowiadaja jc.
dnak ,zc cd dis zywszcm poto.
czy sic juz tempem.
Program prac scnatu zalezy jc.
Szczc Cd uchwal odpowiednicgG
komitctu, ktore zapaSC maja Ma
dzisiejszem jego zebraniu, W kaz.
dym jednak razie try sprawy 81
juz calkiem dojrzale do obrad, a
mianowicie: bill wprowadzajacy
prohibicye W dystrykcie Colum--
bia, bill immigracyjny bill pre-
ciwko przckupstwom oszustwom
wyborczym.
w sprawie blu immigracyjne-
90 krqzq zapowiedzi, ze senat
przyjmie 60 bez dfuzszej dysku-
syi, spodziewaG sic jednak nalezy,
IL prezydent powtornie go zawe-
+iIin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
SKkAD ZUPEkNY
NOWECO GABINETU
MINESTERYALNEGO
WIELKIEJ BRYTANII.

David Lloyd-George, premier.
Earl Curzon, prezydcnt Rady
wojennej przedstawiciel rzsdu W
Izbie Lord0w.
Arthur Henderson, Minister -
bez teNi i czlonek Rady Wojcn-
ncj.
Lord Miner, Minister bez tcki
i czlonck Rady Wojenncj.
Andrzej Bonar-Law, Minister
skarbu czlonek Rady Wojcnnej
bez konieczncgo bywania Il;
wszystkich jej scsyach, oraz
przestawiciel rzqdu W Izbic Gn1in
Robert Bannatyne Finlay, Kan,
clerz.
George Cave, minister spraW
wewnetrznych.
Arthur ]. Balfour, minister
spraw zagranicznych.
Walter Hume Long, minister
kolonii.
Ksiaze Derby, minister wojny
Austen Chamberlain minister
Indyi.
Baron Rhondda, prezes wydzia,
lu samorzqdow miejscowych.
Albert Stanley, prezcS wy
dziaiu gield.
John Hodge, minister piracy.
Edward Carson, minister ma,
rynarki.
Christopher Addison, minister
zbrojeh.
Lord Robert Cecil, minister bic
kad.
Baron Devonport, kontrolor
spraw zywnoScioWych.
Joseph Patton MacLay, kontro-
lor doStaW.
Rowland E. Prothero, prezes
Rady Rolniczej.
Herbert A. L. Fisher, prezes
Rady Wychowawczej.
Alfred M. Mond, komiSarz
robot publicznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
z TEATRoW WoJNY.
RUMUNI WSTRZYMUJA
WROGA.

Piotrogrod, II. grudnia. -
Wojska rosyjsko rumunsloie kto-
re sic "a PloeSzti cofnely
zatrzymaiy sic silna linia odno-
WHY ofensywe ma drogach cd
Ploeszti do Buzeu - Austryacy
W tel stronie walczacy atakowali
bardbo SLIME, lecz ich ataIi wszy-
stkie odparto i znacznie wstec2.
odrzucono. Ma froncie moidaw-
sko-karpackim trivia W pelni ofen-
sywa rosyjsko rumuhska: w do
linie Putna W okolicy Dorna Wa
ira walk sic tocza zaciete; w do
linach Trotus. Salty innych po-
step wojsk rumunsko roSyjskich
dobry; w Dobrudzy niema zmian.
Berlin, II. grudnia. - Donosza
L Rumunll, IL woJsk bufgarskiCh
Swiezy kontyngens przekroczyl
Dunaj miedzy Czarna Woda a
Sylistrya; wojska Mackensena po-
Stepuja peina linia Cd Ploeszti i
Bukaresztu "a armGa rumuhska w
odwrocie. Ma froncie Karpat Au-
stryacy ucieraja sic ostro Ro-
syanami: W okolicach Kirlibaba,
Dorna Watra, oraz w dolinie Tro-
tins udaoi sic Rosyanom kosztem
wielkich wysi}kow i ofiar poczy-
nc pewne postepy lokalne.
- Komunikaty niernieckie eg-
zegeruja nadzwyczajnie swe try
umfalne Z Rumunii nowiny: ra-
chuja tez straty Rumunow ma
przeszio 100000 ludzi. w tenn poi
manych ma 10000, a reszta pole
gil / ranni. Gdyby ia ,by}o, to juz-
by i GAIA prawie armia rumunSka
ME i.stniala. bo wynosi ona oko-
10 pol miliona ludzi. Podnosza
s1kces w Rumunii re Strategicz-
nego wzgledu 0 tyle, IL; linia from
tn zostala zna.komicie skrocona,
siegajac obecnie wskr6S Rumunm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
Rada Wojenna Z Pieciu,
PIany j Sposoby Move,
Z Teatr6w Wojny.
Niewiele Nowin.
Rumuni wstrzymuja Wroga.
deutschland" wr6cil calo.'
Go sic dzieje W Grecyi?
Zgon Oyarny.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Rumuni wstrzymuja Wroga
deutschland" wr6cil calo.'
Go sic dzieje W Grecyi?
Zgon Oyarny.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

znaczna wiekszoScia gfos6w vo-
tum zautania - zanosi sic jednak
we Francyi ma rychie j powazne
zmiany, ktore siegna zdaje sic
glownie w strone kierownictwa
armi9 i woina. Odbywaja sic tai
ne SeSye komisyi odnoSnych par
lamentu, a premier BRAND szuka
pllnle drog i spoSObow pozadane;
reformy. Prasa pilnie tez zajtnuje
sic projektam1 zmian, choc cenzu-
ra obcina jej artyku}y, lecz via
domo Z tego, co dochodzi publ
cznej wiadomosci, IL istnieje pro-
jekt utworzenia Komitetu Wojen
nego bye moze ma wzor angiel-
skiej Rady Wojnnej. Przypusz-
czaja tez zmiane ma czele samem
arm5i francuskiej - moze Joffre
Wstapi. jako jego nastepcow mo-
ziwych wymieniajq Focha, Pc
tain'a kilku innych Z miodszych
generalow. Zainteresowanie i "a
troskanie wsr6d spo}eczeistwa
Udczuc sic dale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
CARRANZA PODPISZE PRO,
TOKOL.

Laredo, Tex. II grudnia. -
Alberto J. PAM, cz}onek }qcz-
nej komisyi amerykahsko me-
xykahskicj, kt0ry wyjezdza} ce-
lem poinformowania Carranzy O
przebicgu rokowah W Atlantic
City, przyby1 tn wczoraj zaraz
0diechai do Waszyngtonu, gdzle
stanie prawdopodobnie we sro--
de. Ma zapytanie, czy Carranza
podpisaf protok6l L konferencyl
w Atlantic City, ME chcia} dac
PAM zadnej odpowiedzi, Z pry--
watnych jednak zr6def podaja, re
,.pierwszy szef" pragnie jeszcze,
ably w stylizacyi protoko}u po>
czyniono pcwnc drobne zmiany,
poczem go podpisze.
El Paso, Tex. IA grudnia. -
Otrzymano tn kopie manifesto, ia
ki wydaf Francisco Villa w San
Andreas, Chihuahua, podpisujac
sic pod MIN jake ,,komendant ma
czcIny' i zagrzewajqc W MIN do
walk pod haslcm: ~Mexyk dla
Mexykan6w."
Starajqc sic wyja5nit swe sta
nowisko, powiada Villa, ze ME
moze pozostac bczczynnym, gdyz
konstytucyonaliSci, zamiast od--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
ME GAS MA POSREDNI-
CTWO POKOJOWE.

Waszyngton, II grudnia. -
Stany Zjednoczonc ME zainicyo-
wa}y zadnej akcyi pokojowej ami
tez jcj ME podejma w bliskieJ
przyszfoSci, o lie w stosunkach
miedzy narodami europejskimi
ME zajda jakieS zasadnicze zmia-
ny pog}oski tenn, jakoby am
basador Gerard odjechai do Ber-
lima z pewnymi SciSle okreSlony-
mi planami w kierunku medya,
cyl ME maja zadnej podstawy.
Powyzsze fakty zosta}y stwier-
dzone przcz jednego najwyz-
szych urzcdnikow amerykahskich
ably pofozyc kres rozsiewanym
przcroznym wiadomoSciom tel
trcSci, ktore wprawiaja rad anne
rykahski w niepotrzebne klopoty
i staja sic powodem ambarasujq-
cych nieporozumieh. Pog}oski te
moga tylko samej sprawie poko-
ju zaszkodzic, gdy przyjdzie czas
ma rozpoczecie rokowafi. Me via
domo. jaki moze bye eel w roz-
sicwaniu ich, w kazdym razie
5taly sic one jednak tax popular
ne, zc rad uwaza oficyalne "a
przeczcnie "a niemal konieczne.
Charakterystycznem jest. re
prawie wszystkie te zapowicdzi
bliskiego pokoju pochodza ze zro
del niemieckich i wywoluja sta
lc zaprzcCzenia &c strony Allan
tow. Powod tcgo ley najpraW--
dopodobniej W tenn. ze Niemcv O.
siagneli ma razie bardzo znacznc
,ukcesy militarne, ma podstawie
kt6rych mogliby stawiat korzyst-
ne ola siebie warunki, ME nara
zajqc sic ia dalsze straty, jake
pociqgnqt "a sobq musi przeWlc-
kanie sic wojny. Alianci nato-
miast pcwni Sd, Zc przyszfosc
przyniesie i'm zwyCiestwo wszcl-
kie poSrcdnictwo pokojowe re
strony Stan6w Ijcdnoczonych IL
wazaliby jako akt nieprzyjazny,
nacechowanv stronniczem mie--
szaniem sic W rozgrywajacy.sie W
Europic dramat dziejowy.
Stanowisko prezydenta Wilso-
ia jest jasne. Jest on gotow zal-
incyowac rokowania pokojowc,
ale ME teraz, kiedy porozumlenia
jeszcze ME da sic osiagnac, do
picro wtedy, gdy obie strony Okla,
ia gotowoSG dobra wole skorzy-
stania lego uslug.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-11
NOWY CABINET MINISTE-
RYALNY ANGLII.
RADA WOJENNA.

Londyn, ii. grudnia. - OgIo-
Szono juz urzedowo penny skiad
gabinetu miinsteryaJnego, zfozo--
nego przez nowego premiera An
CHI, Dawida Lloyd-Georgs'a. a.
(Podajemy go W caloSci ma in
nem mieJscu. - Przyp. Red. D.
c.; na czele wymienieni mimi
Strowie sa przewaznie bez text,
jak tez zadnej text ME wziai
Lloyd-George, w tym eelu, by tax
sam, jak owl ministrowie zajmo-
wac sic mogli jak najwiecej woj-
ma. iako czionkowie wojennej Ra-
dy, ktorej prezesem bedzie ks.
Curzon; Bonar-Law, jakkolwiek
posiada teke skarbu, lecz jest 70
wniez czlonkiem Rady, ME musl
iednak bvwac ma wszystEich jej
sesyaCh; Rada ma odbywac sesye
co dnia, ze jcdnak Bouar-Law, ia
ko minister skarbu i przedstawi-
cicl rzadu W Izbie Gmin, Ks.
Curzon jako przedstawiciel
rzadu W Izbie Lordow beda
W znacznej mierze zajeci, przeto
wla5ciwie iunkcyonujaca stale
Rada Wojenna skiadac sic bedzie
trzech: Lloyd-George'a, Milne
ra ! Henderson,. Pod wzgledem
reprezentacyi partyi poszczegol-
nvch w nowym gabpnecie jest
II Eberafow. Is unionistow, 3 la
borystow (partya pracy) oraz 3
bczpartyjnych. Przy dobieranlu
tudzi do departamentow dobtera-
no o lie moznosci kompetentow
znanych ! doSwiadczonych, z tel
przyczyny prasa vita CABINET ten
przychylnie i spodziewa sic po
MIN wydatno5ci znacznej; ME tai
no tez, il Lloyd-George W villas
nem relcu skupI wiele wiadzy, ia
ko premier jake dusza Rady
Wojennej - w}adza ia jego ME
ledwie juz dyktatury bliska
charakterystycznem jest, IL ME
wziai on sam zadnej teki mini
steryalnej, choc - jake premier
uie ma zadnej pensyi... Pisma
podaja jako program gabmetn
nowego nastepujace wytyczne
Statki handlowe beda uzbrojone,
by sic mogiy bronic przed nura--
mi; przygOtowanie ofensywy
wiosennej ma wielka skale; zmo-
bilizowanie l1dno5ci Cywilnej Cd
1890 do 6O-go roku zycia; efekty-
wne blokady; regulacye zywnoS-
ciowe zapomoca kart ma artykuly
poszczeg6lne; zwiekszenie produk
cyl zywnoSci w kraju; wprowa--
dzenie dni bez miesa; zakaz uzy-
wanna alkoholu, a przynajmniej
wysokie ograniczenia konsumcyi?
zakaz zbytk6w i luxusu ;zniesie-
ME robot, ME potrzebnych'w cza-
sic woJny.
I FRACYA PLANUJE
ZMIANY.
Paryz, II. grudnia. - Pomimo
,,,b,-,1,rc,r, dio r1iniStervattr1
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CURTIS BYk 2 DNI JENCEM
MA NURZE.

Boston, II grudnia. - Ma pa
rowcu ,,Canopic" przybyli tn z
Gibraltaru kapitan Curtis, glow
ny inzynier Harry R. Simpson i
Geo. s. Mackenzie zafogi anne
rykahskiego okretu columbian,
kt6rv zostaI zatopiony przez ME
miecka l6dz podwodna d. 8 listo-
pada W poblizu wybrzezy Hiszpa-
nil.
Kapitan Curtis opowiada, ze
przez diva dni byf jehcem ma MI.
RE, gdzie ma og6i obchodzono sic
Z MIN dobrze, pozwalano mu jed
max ma pokfad wychodzit tylko
ma kr6tki czas dla ruchu. W ciagu
tych ? dni by1 swiadkiem jak nur
zatopi} diva inne okrety. Nastep-
ME zawinefa lodi do hiszpahskie-
60 portu W Camerlnus, sdzle wy
sadzono go ma brzeg.
RABUNEK BANKoWY..
Houston, Tex. II grudnia. -
Niewysledzony, dotychczas ban
dvta obrabowaf The State Bank
OF Columbia w miejscowosci tel
ze nazwy. polozonej IS mil st2d
ma poIudnie, got6wki W kwocle
$4,000. Bandyta zaskoczy} ME
spodzicwanie kasyera, kledy ten
zaietv byf praca mad ksiegam'
bankoWcml.
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Z POLSKI.

Piotrogrod, II. grudnia. -
RAPPORT donosi o potycce awiaty-
cznci pod Dzwihskiem, acroplaan
rosviski zostaf zmuszony do lado-
wanna. lee zlotnik uszedi calo. Pod
Iluxtq zrzucono wieIki aeroplan
niemiecki typu Fockkera. Poza-
tenn niema mic nowego. Ma ca}ej Ii
nil lokalnc potyczki kanonada.
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IIind;mburg, ktdry Jest podobno
autorcm planu: w kazdym razic
dal mu Wilhelm II Onegdaj Wicl-
ka oznake Ielaznego Krzyza,
wraz Z osobnym wystosowanyn
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ku Morzu Czarncmu, CO znaCznie
mniej wojsk i kosztow transport
tacyinych skonsumuje. Zastuge
uderzenia skutecznego tax szyb-
kiego ma Rumunie - ma odnosic
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Frederick Cawley, kanclcrz
KSieStwa Lancaster.
Albert Illingworth, poczmistrz
generalny.
George N. Barnes, minister
spraw pensyjnych.
Frederick E. Smith, proku-
rator generalny.
Gordon Hewart, K. c., solicy--
tor generalny.
Mr.. Munro, minister Szkocyi.
James A. Clyde, K. c., lord-ad-
Wokat.
Thomas B. Morrison, K. c., ge-
neralny solicytor Szkocyi.
Baron Wimborne, namiestnik
Irlandyi.
Henry E. Duke, sekretarz r.
landyi.
Ignatius ]. O'Brien, K. c., kali
clerz Irlandyi.
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Ruch Parowcow.

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