davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
OFENSYWA ma "a
CHODNIM FRONCE.
Sytuacya pod Verdun.
Bitwa W Szampanii.
Londyn = Paryz, 30 lutego.

Londyn Paryz, 29 lutego. -
Niemcy zostali pod Nerdur
wstrzymani - Smy i City dzien
(dzisiejszy) ich szturmow ma
twierdze ME przyniosl zadnycn
postep6w nieprzyjacielowi, Fran
cuzi oparci twierdze Verdun
wstrzyrnai atak szalony. Niemcy
zdajac sobie tego sprawe -
rozszerzajg pole swych operacyi
ofensywnych: mianowicie dono-
sza o walkach po obu stronach
Nerdunu - ma poiudnie ku Lots-
rvngii, gdzie sic wszczyna gwaf-
towna kanonada, jake zwyczalne
przygotowanie liniowego ataku,
a przedewszystkiem ma polnocny>
zach6d cd twierdzy, w sasiednieJ
Szampanii rozwineli Niemcy na-
gle po cichu przygotowana oten-
sywe zdobyli okopy francuskis
pierwszych iinii, W okolicy wsi
Navarin. Sprzymierzeni ME lex
cewaza tego rodzaju taktyki ME
przyjaciela, kt6ry widocznie, po-
legajac ma swej doskona1ej sieci
komunikacyjnej ma teatrze bojo-
wynn - jest zdolen przerzucac
szybko masy wojsk punktu W
punkt liczac ma to, re Francu-
ii Sciagneli wojska pod Verdun,
spr6bowai ataku w Szampanii ;
sukces niemiecki W tel stronie
lest ograniczony tylko, a giosy
niemieckie sa mocno przesadne: {:
Francuzi juz sic zOryentowali i
odpowiednio wzmocnili swe po-
zycye.
Pod Verdun diva dni ostatnie
ME przyniosly Niemcom zadnych
absolutnie korzySci, owszem stra
ty; raporty francuskie donosza o
odebraniu nieprzyiacielowi miej-
scowosci w kolanie Mozy rzeki:
Cote de Talou Champneuville
dalej ma wschod fort Douaumont
Jest otoczony i trzymany Przez
Niemcow, lecz miasteczko odno-
'sne trzymane jest przez Francu--
z6w bez przerwy, a kilka partyi
nienieckich ochotnikow, ktorzy
zajmowali ruiny fortu Douau-
mont, zostaio zagarnietych przez
Francuzow; jeszcze daleJ ma
wsch6d w okolicy Woevre Fran
cuzi rozwinsli silny atak - zdo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29

dna kupa rumowiska. o walkach
pod Verdun - experci francuscy
pisza dose skeptycznie - sadza,
ze praktyka okazuje, IL wobec no.
woczesnych dziai wszystkie
twierdze So dziecinna zabawka -
wytrzymac ME moga i najpotez-
niejsze fortecel Francuzi zdali
sobie dawno sprawe tego faktu
I juz Cd szesciu miesiecy zdekla-
sowali fortece Verdun i inne, a
punkt ciezkosci swoich obron
przeniesli ma linie okopow. DIS
Verdun jest zabytk;em history
cznyn tylko, ktory - gdy6y
Niemcy wzieli, ME wieleby stad
mieli pociechy: strategicznego
znaczenia fakt TAXI ME posiadal-
by wcale, a linie nienaruszone I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
Niemcy prowokqja
AmerYke.
Nova rewo|ucya grozi Mexykowi.
Gwarancye dla akcyi ra-
tunkoWej w POlsce.
Traktat Haiti raty6kowany.
ROZPATRUJA OSKARzENIE BUCHANANA.
Bill pocztowy uchwalony.
2 zabitych, 100 rannych w elesplo1yt
EPIDEMIA TYFUSU W MILWAUKEE.
NiIiono1vy rabunele poczty.
Traktat z Haiti raty6kowany.
ROZPATRUJA OSKARzENIE BUCHANANA
Bill pocztowy uchwalony.
EPIDEMIA TYFUSU W MILWAUKEE.
MiIionowy rabunek poczty.

niepewni jeszcze siebie i dalsze-
go zachowania sic kongresu i a.
merykanskiego narodu w caiej tel
sprawie, zachowuja sobie wcale
wygodna furtke wyjscia ma wy
padek, gdyby spostrzegli, ze mi
mo wszystko Ameryka i ma czyp
zdobyc sic potrafi. Oto nota "a
wiera s}owa nastepujace:
laden okret handlowy ME po-
winien bye torpedowany zanim
ME zostanie ,,udowodnionem', re
jest on uzbrojony."
w jaki sposob komendant nu-
ra moze uzyskac ,,dowod". ze
statek jest rzeczywiscie uzbrojo-
ny. tenn, nota ME wspomina
Mona to zatem sobie tlomaczyi
w ten sposob. IL takim dowoden
bedzie jedynie fakt, re poprzednio
juz zrobi} on uzytek dzia} swo-
ich atakujac iodz podwodns ME
przyjacielska. Gdyby Niemcy Ego
dill sic ma taxa interpretacye, A
meryka nicby przeciw temu ME
miala. gdyz TAXI ollret jest RE
czywi5cie pomocniczym wojen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
BITWA.-DECYDUJACA.

Niemc6w. Ma pofudniowy wschod
cd Verdun nieprzyjaciel rozwlIa
gwa}towny atak W okolicy St.
Michel i Maneulles. Ma poinoc
cd Verdun kanonada dziaiowa
ME ustaje dniem nj noca: nocaml
pola oSwietlone "a pomoca oil
brzymich reflektor6w - walkl
trwaja wiec tax dobrze, Jak w
dzief. Pod Cote de Poivre atak
Niemcow wstrzymany calkiem.W
okolicy Woevre nieprzyJaclel po-
bity zostaI, stacya kolejowa W
Elk kilkakrotnie zdobywana I
odbierana - dis jest utrzynlana
przez FrancuzoW. Dalej ma poiu-
dnie w Wogczach dziafowa Wrc
robota: artylcrya francuska ME
ustepuic w niczcm nicmieckieJ /
zadaie straszliwe szkody pozy--
cyom nicprzyjacielskim pod Ban
de Sapt zdemolowano szcre% ba-
rall0w niemieckich. Ma zachod w
Szampanii w okolicy Nararin
wioski nagly atak N:cmcoW
przyni6si i'm pewne korzysci W
pierwszych liniach obron iranc"-
skich. lecz juz atak ten WStrzy-
mano ! zlokalizowano. DaleJ M
zach0d we Flandryi angielsklc
batcrye bombardowaiy SLIME po--
zvcve niemiecNie pod SteenStrae-
te Pod Nerdun rzez istna-maSo-
wy mord ludzi. ME bitNa! ak
wielkq moze bye liczba oilar, a
III W przyDllzenlu ME Wladon'o -.
W innvch bitwach walka toczy|a
sic ma irontach rozleglych nieraz
na kilkadzicsiat mil d}ugich; w
tel bitwiie ma prZcstrzeni ME Ca
lych hilkunastu mil jest skupio
nych kazdej strony po bl'sk3
p0I miliona ludzi! G}oWnc cen
ira walk nieraz ME zajmujQ vic
cej jak 20 mill irontu. doslownle
tam czlek przy czfcku stoi, stad
trup pada gesty - zwiaszcza IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
Szczegofy Walk.

Paryz Londyn, 20 lutego. -
Wczorajsze popo}udniowe, vie
czorne i nocne komunikaty do
nosza, il Francuzi wstrzymali zu-
peinie nap6r niemiecki W okolicy
calei Verdun i w Szampanii, Pa
ryz Z tego powodu jest pelen ra-
dosnej otuchy. Front bitwy sic
rozszerza. Pod Douaumont sytu-
acya ME zmieniona, fort by} raz o
debrany tNiemcom, lecz potem
60 znow opuScili Francuzi, trzy-
maja jednak miasteczko tejze ma
zwy, odpierajac wszelkie saaki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
Diaz ma zaczac nova
rewolucye.

Washington, 20 lutego. -
Felix's Diaz, ktory cd kilku mie-
siecy znajdowal sic pod strata
tajnych agent6w departamenta
sprawiedliwosci, jake podejrzany
zamiar zamachu ma neutralnosc
amerykaiiska przez wzniecenle
novel rewolucyi w Mexyku, O.
puscil Stany Zjednoczone, by =
jak sic zdaje - zamiar ten W
zycie wprowadzic i stanac ma
czclc rokoszu przeciwko Carran-
w. Zebrane w departamencie
sprawicdliwoSci i stanu dowody
wskazuja ma to. &c spodziewa sic
on zorganizowac w swym rodzln'
nym Stanie Oaxaca i innych po.
ludniowych Stanach armie dosta-
tecZnle sll1a, by poko1ac Oarrdn-
ze / zajac jego stanowisko.
Ponimo argusowego Okla stree
gacych 60 detektywow Diaz O.
pusci} W ubiegly piatek New Or
leans i odjechai do Hawany, gdzie
oczekiwa1o 60 wielu Mexykanow,
znanych swych rewolucyjnych
knowan i intryg Znajdowac sic
mieli miedzy mimi Theodore De-
hesa, byiy gubernator Vera Cruz
i general Aureliano Banquet b.
minister wojny W gabinecie HUI
erty,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
Niemcy wykorzystuja
rozfam W kongresie.
zvn o+on % llltepo.

w ooI WI. W.
Niemiecki ambassador i austro--
wegicrski charge d affaires wre-
czyli wczoraj sekrctarzowi stanu
Lansingowi noty swych rzqdow,
lzt0re sa niejako odpowiedzia ma
czwartkowy list prezydenta Will
soma do senatora Stone WbreW
MENU zapowiadajq. ze cd ultra
ich nury zaczna bez zadnego O.
,trzezenia topic wszystkie uzbro-
jone okrety handlowe.
lei treSci noty poStanowiono
W Berlinie ! Wiedniu WySlac ma
tychmiast, gdy depesze przynio-
I.sIy tam wiadomoSc o be2przy--
llladnym. niepatryotycznym roz-
lamie w kongresic podaly tekst
wywolanego MIN wspomnlanego
llstu prezydenta. Filogernanscy
congressman, hyeny tuczace sic
na pork barrel' i naiwni czy
niecni popjlecznicy cyrkowego a
postola pokoju "a wszelka Gene,
byiego sekretarza stanu Bryan a,
moga sobie pogratulowac, jesli i'm
chodziio o to. by teutohska buta,
Lpiaca sobie obietnic i trakta-
tow. odniosla chwilowy chocby
trvumf mad sprawiedliwoscia i
prawem miedzynarodowem. w O.
bronze ktorego prezydent Wilson
wystapil.
Z zachowania sic przedstawicie
Ii dyplomatycznych mocarstw
centralnych politycy waszyng--
tofiscy az do soboty rama mogli
przypuszczac wierzyli, re Mem
cy zgodza sic przynajmniej ma ra-
zie ma odroczenic terminu, kledy
ich nury maja wbrew danym po-
przednio zapewnieniom zaczac to
pic uzbrojone statki handlowe. a
tymczasem droga dyplomatycz--
nvch rokowah bedzie ich MONA
odwieSc cd tego zamiaru. tax
by}oby sic stalo niezawodnie, gdy
by patryotyzm i poczucie najpry-
mitywniejszych zasad honoru ma
rodowego wziely gore mad flo
eermanizmem i tchorzostwem
niekt6rych kongresmanow - gdy
by caiy kongres stana} przy boku
prezydenta, dajac wyraz przeko-
naniu, ze poczucie sprawiedliwo-
sci honor narodu So dla Mich
dobrem ma ziemi najwyzszem,
kt6rego nalezy bronic "a wszel-
ka cene.
Kongres jednak ME stanai ma
wysokosci zadania.
Powstai roziam, kt6rego Ger
mani sig przekonali, re nawet
w tax decydujacej chwili wielu
przedstawicieli narodu odmowilo
prezydentowi swego poparcia /
dzieki temu osadzili, re nawet gdy
bv zerwal on stosunki DIPLOMA
tyczne mimi, kongres ME udzie-
libby swej sanlecyi ma wojne. Dla-
tego zapowiadaja teraz ponownie
ze kazdy uzbrojony statek handlo-
WV uwazac beda "a pomocniczy
okret wojenny i topic go beda bez
pardonu.
Charakterystycznem jest jed
max przytem, re Niemcy, ja'kby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29

Niemcy stale ida do walki maso-
wynn atakiem ME tyralierka, t. j
rozrzucona linia, W ktorej o VIE
lie trudniej trafiac zo1nlerza po-
szczegolnego, stad oszczednosc
ludzi znaczna: Niemcy ME szcze-
dza zolnierskiego miesa, totez
komunikaty francuskie wyrazaja
nadzieje, IL W kohcu w}asnie ten
straszny po stronie nieprzyjacie-
la expens zycia ludzkiego wy
czerpie jego silly i akcye Gala
zwichnie ostatecznie. DIS ma po-
bojowisku Verdun'u kazda ME
r6wnosc gruntu, kazdy dol, wy
kop jest zawalony trupami, trupa
tego stosy Gale leza W niektorych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29

Oyn III SIaCye koIelOWS w hlN -.
gdy ia Niemcy odebrali, zdo-
byli ia ponownie i utrzyrnali o
walkach w calej tel okolicy do
nosza, IL tocza sic one z Slepa ME
ludzka wprost zaciekloScia: straty
w 1udziach sa wprost kolosalne
- przechodza wszelkie opisy /
pojecie: ME ulega watpliwosci, IL
najkxwawsza to bitwa w caleJ
wojnie! Jake sic w niej piekielne
wprost wytwarzaja sytuacye -
dowodzi fakt. IL gdy cd dwu czy
trzech dni nieco ulgi zazna}y te
strony, ataki niemiecki zwolnia"
ly TEN samem kontrataki fran
cuskie, zaczeto zbierac rannych,
ktorych dziesiatki tysiecy rozwo-
"a w dwie rome strony pociagi
- iedne daiace ku Paryzowi, dra
gle ku Berlinowi; 1ecz, &c dziala
dalekonosne graja nieustannie, a
i blizszych punktow czuwaJa o.
bustronnie. by sic ME dac zaSko-
czyc niespodzianym atakiem
przeto ma giowne pola pobojo--
wisk oddzialy sanitaryuszow do
STAG sic ME mogs, ma owych ME
siegalnych polach walki, jak Ii
ca DO stronie francuskiej - le-
zy co najmniej $4,000 rannych,
ME liczac polegiych, kt6rych do
STAG ME podobna, DO ogiel mi
traliez ME dopuszcza zblizyc sig
do nieszczesliwych, pozostaja--
cych w sniegu, s}ocie, W giodzie
i - rozpaczy Cd wielu ,dni NC
ze?... Straty wiec, jak Francu-
ri przyznaja a Niemcy tuszuja
= sa z obu stron przerazajace: {:
niekt6re pu}ki - Gale doslownie
przestaiy istniet, niektore od--
dzia}y wygineiy do ostatniego
zolnierza, gdy n. p. case okopy
podminowane wylatywaly W po-
wietrze i spadaiy ma ziernie, jako
kupa gruz6w piasku, w ktoreJ
nj szczatk6w ciat ludzkich od-
nalezc ME MONA. Jak szalenie
potwornym by, ogien dziasowy'
dowodzi fakt nastepujacy; przy
zdobyciu przez Niemcow tortu
Douaumont, pred paru dniami -
uzywano najciezszych dziaa, kto-
rych pociski waza po pol l try
cwierci tommy; ogieh tych dial
byi TAX straszny, IL mowy ME by
10 o wytrzymaniu go, a poclskl
walily najtwardsze konkretowe /
stalowe utwierdzenia fortu; wow
czas Francuzi pod oslona nocy
opuscili fort, lecz jednoczesnie
pozycye dalsze skierowaly nan i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
INNE TELEGRAMY.

ma Niemc6w TAXI morderczy O.
glen armatni - IL Niemcy ME po-
znali, re Francuz6w juz niema w
Douaumont przez 16-cie nastep-
nych godzin - ME zoryentowali
sic w tenn, Strzelali nieustannie
ma Douaumont. sani do fortu zbli
zyc sic ME mogac: W rezultacie
znakomity ten fort jest dis je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
Ma innych Teatrach Wojny.
AUSTRYACY w DURAZZO.
Z Wojny W1osko- Aus tryac
TurcYa B,11garYa rnaja Dose.

masy wojska to obrony, piersi zol
nierza francusk;ego to twicrdza
Francyil Gl6wnie. ma zolnierzA
dzielno$ci oszczsdnoSci zywo--
ia ludzkiego polegat ma strate-
gia Francuz0w: dz;ala. miny zni-
szczq najlepiej nawct zaiozonc O.
kopy - przeto powraca daWny
system walIi wrecz, a osobista
dzielnosc poSwieccnie rozstrzy--
gna wojne; z okopow wyjSc bed9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29
O pomoc dla g}odnych
wPolsce.

Washington, % lutego. -
Nieniecki ambassador hr. Berns-
torff zapewnil W imieniu rzadu
swego sekretarza stanu Lansinga,
ze wladze niemieckie ME beda
rekwirowac zapasow zywnosci ]
odziezy przeslanych Ameryki
do Polski.
Z Nowego Yorku powrocl tl
D Ian F. Smulski, ktory wraz Z
senatorem Hitchcockiem ma od-
bye wazna konferencye z paneIn
efr SoA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29

musialy armie - stana oko w O.
ko i rozstrzygna b6j odwieczny
Niemca Francuzem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-29

Dokohczenie u stronicy 5-tej
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
COlDEST WEATHER
!. FOR MANY YEARS

That this section Of the country is
in the icy grip Of the weather man
there can be no question. Tuesday
night the Thermometer at the local
weather bureau reached minimum
of A degrees below zero, and at 11:0O
o'clock Wednesday, The indicator said
Al degrees below. Last night the
minimum was 43 below, and today the
weather is very cold and clear. This
is a record since the local weather
bureau was established eleven years
ago. However, as the weather is
clear and bright, there is no particu-
lar suffering in Tho city or tributary
country. AS compared with Prince
Albert and other places in the Canad-
ian northwest, wesseem to be in the
banana belt" as tie thermometer at
Prince Albert registered about 60 be-
low.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
tNSTA[[0FF|CERSI
IN ROYAL STYLE

On last Friday evening the G.
A. R: and w. R.C. held joint install
lation Of officers for the coming year.
There was a large crowd prcsen. and
the ceremony ws conducted in a most
fitting manner. Peter Haley was in
stalled commander and D. G. Duell
chaplain Of the local post. and tie
following officers were. installed for
the w. r.: c.: .s,. .s4, "a :
President-Mrs. s.. A.. Ham.
First Vice-Mrs. n. B. Mitchell.
Second vice-Mrs. A. N. Powell.
Treasurer--Mrs. Frances Woodward
Secretary-Mrs. Jane Nimmo.
Conductress- Mrs. C. E. West.
Asst. Con.-Mrs. A. E: Pattee.
Chaplain Mrs. Fred Hall
Color Bearers-Mesdames Kosnich,
osburn, Judd and Devaney.. :
After the work Of installation a nice
program was rendered and then a
splendid banquet was served. It waa
a most enjoyable evening for all who
had the pleasure Of being present.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
AC[D..P|| PIONEER ! ] IS !.
CALLED BEYOND
sONE OF RAMSEY COUNTY's OLD
TIMERS PASSED AWAY AT THE
HOME OF HIS SON NEAR Ed
MORE.

That grim reaper death has again
called another Of our Ramsey county
pioneers home and took from our
midst one of our oldest citizens in the
person Of Thomas Madden, who pass
ed away at the home Of his son, Frank,
who lives about six miles west Of Ed
more.
Mr.. Madden came to Ramsey coun-
ty in the early days and located near
Grand Harbor, where he was engaged
in farming, and later moved to the viii
lage of Grand Harbor where he made
his home for some years, but when the
territory in the northeastern part of
the county was being opened up and
the village Of Edmore established Mr..
Madden secured valuable homestead
near Edmore and moved there and
proved it up and lived on it for many
years. But owing to his failing health
he has lived with his son Frank, for a
number of years past. He had spent
an active life and acquired a comforta-
Bile property, and while he was not an
,old man, he has passed the three score
and ten. Mr.. Madden was a man who
was we'll liked and few old timers of
the county was more widely known
than him. He leaves one son, Frank,
besides other relatives to mourn his
death. The funeral will be held from
st, Joseph's Catholic church in this
city tomorrow (Friday) at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and the remains will be laid to
rest in the local cemetery. The be-
reaved ones have the sympathy Of all
in their hour Of SORROW.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13

The funeral services were held Mon
day from Zion church at Churchs Fer
ry, Rev. P. Steen officiating, and the
remains were followed to their last
resting place by large concourse of
sorrowing friends and r-latives.
Mrs. Solberg was born in Norway in
1861, and YVES 81 years of age. She
came to this country when a girl Of 8
years and in 1878 at Medford, Minn.,
she married John Solberg. To this
union there were ten children born,
five of which are living, as follows:
Emma, Oscar, Fred, Edith and George.
She was true Christian woman and
honored and loved by all who knew
her, and her death has left a vacant
place which cannot be filed in the
community in which she lived. The
sorrowing husband and children have
the heartfelt sympathy Of all in their
hour of bereavement.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
B|c.HR||RN|VA[ .R||||
AT St. PAUL


st. Paul, Jan. IA real winter
carnival on an immense scale-a car
nival in which all of the many kinds
of winter sports will be featured and
in which as Civic enterprise the big
gest men of this city are Interested
will be staged in this city by the St.
Paul Outdoor Sports Carnival Asso-
citation during the ten days from Jan.
9th to Feb. 9Th. With every club,
lodge, big business concern and organ
ization in the city boosting the pro-
jeet, this Carnival will be to the North
what the great Mard Gras has become
to the South and the people of the
world are invited to participate in the
pleasures Of Winter pastiming here
during that period.
This Carnival, promoted by popular
subscriptidh will be free to everyone
who may care to attend and it's var
ious pleastitss and sports will simply
give expression to the Winter Carnival
spirit as it is known in the North.
Toboggan slides and Sh jumps will
be erected in different parts Of the
city; large ice rinks for skating, curl
ing and hockey will be provided; q
race course will be provided for har-
ness events; while marching, snow
shoe, ski, toboggan and various other
clubs will vie with each other during
the ten days Of the Carnival in many
events which are to be offered.
Mr.. Louis w. Hill, is president of
the Carnival Association and interest
ed with him in the success Of the en-
terprise are all the leading business
men of the city. City and State Off
cials are cooperating, while lodges
and clubs have already organized even
to the point of adopting colors and de-
signs for their toboggan and carnival
costumes. Committees are busy ev-
erywhere thru the city each day and
evening and the ten days. event with
out doubt, will easily be the biggest
thing in Reimbursement line the North
and West has ever known.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
FIRE LADDIES CALLED
out LAST NIGHT

About 9:30 last evening the fire
alarm was sounded and the firelad-
dies promptly responded, although it
was terrific cold night. The fire
was found to be ct the State Auto Co.
and was extinguished before the de-
partnent arrived. The fire caught
in the ceiling Of the lower floor story
either from the wiring or stove pipe
and for q short time it looked bad
but Manager Kuhn Of the State Auto
informs us that the damage did not
exceed IS. It was a bad night for 9
fire, as the thermometer was hover.
ing round forty below.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
JOIN CAO|CAN
PASSES AWAY

We are called upon to mourn the
death of one Of our promising young
men, John Cadigan, who passed away
t the home of his sister, Mrs. w. J.
Redmond, Saturday morning last, af-
ter suffering for several months from
Brghts disease. The funeral was
held from the Catholic church IN this
city Monday morning and the re-
mains were followed to their last
resting place by number Of near and
dear friends and relatives.
This young man was born at Bel
lows Falls, VT, ~ years ago, and
when only small boy came to this
city with his parents, and has grown
to manhood here. He was bright
and we'll liked young man, and his
death has caused a shadow of sorrow
over this community. Up to few
months ago he was working on the
railroad in Montana, but became ill
and came to Devils Lake where he has
been with his sister, Mrs, Redmond
until the time Of his death.
He leaves to mourn, his father
John Cadigan Of Portland, Ore, twt
sisters, Mrs. W. ]. Redmond and Mist
Emma Cadigan of this city, and ais.
three brothers, Geo. of this city, FREQ
of Mondak, Mont. and Harry of Lig
mite. The bereaved one have thu
heartfelt sympthy of all in their houl
Of sorrow.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
GERMAN
SUBMARINES
DESTROYED

Athens, Jan. 12.-(Correspondence
of the Associated Press)-Field Mar
shall Earl Kitchener left very vivid
impression ON the Athenian popula-
tion, and especially on Constantine I,
King of hte Greeks. Speaking Of the
British war minister's visit, the Greek
monarch said to the Assc ciated Press
correspondent:
II am soldier. Kitchener is SOL
der. We speak the same language
and we understand one another per
fectly from the outset" 5..
One story which Lord Kitchener told
in Athens made a particularly deep
impression. No public account Of the
incident has ever bean given.
"When the maneuvers Of the great
fleet were held ayos,sy aSSs n1enttii =
north Of Scotland" said Lord Ketche-
ner, eight German submarines Of the
newest and strongest, type. went out
with the purpose Of getting to the
fleet and playing havoc with the ma
neuvers. One came to grief in our
North Sea net. The others nosed
thru and approached the fleet. But
there was another net heading them
off. They tried to break thru to get
around to find an opening. But there
was none. Two more were lost in this
effort. Finally, the remainder decided
to return to their basesat Helgoland.
"But they could no longer find the
way out. The gate and the net had
been closed. Two were lost trying
desperately to get thru. The remain
three finally were forced to come to
the surface and surrender themselves.
We took them in tact-crews, submar
ines and all'
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
.ELKS DANCING
PARTY FRIDAY

Next Friday evening the local lodge
of Elks will start a series of social
dances which they put on each win
ter. This series consists of three or
four dances. The one next Friday
evening, January II, will be in the
Odd Fellows hall and the invitations
are already out. The committee, of
which DR.. H. G. Hooking is at the
head, have made all arrangements for
good time, and it expected that "a
large number of Elks, their ladies and
friends will be present. w..
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13
PETER LINK
PASSES AWA\

Peter Link, who lived about two
.iniiss west 81 the city, passed away
Saturday night last the cause of his
death being pneumonia. The deceas-
ed was born in Germany and came to
this state from Iowa, and with his
family lived just west of the city on a
farm which he purchased a few years
ago. The funeral was held from the
German Lutheran church in this city
yesterday at 10 o'clock a. M, and the
remains were laid to rest in the local
cemetery. The deceased leaves wife
and one son II years old besides 9th
er relatives and friends to mourn his
death.