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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
What Is Going to Be
Your Part in Michigan This
Year In the Saving of Men?

Leonard Boyle, husband in his TWEEN
ties, appeared in Kansas City court
charged by his wife with abandonment.
He told the judge that he would give
up drinking and go to his wife and two
children if he could just get another
start.
= A man among the spectators arose and
said:
''I'n give you bungalow, rent free
nix months, if you'll stop drinking and
70 back to your family, but if you take
another drink. out you CO."
Boyle accepted the offer on the spot
I'D he will try to make good, but under
= great handicap, of course, if the stuff
That caused all of his trouble is to be at
Hand for him to drink.
The country is full of men like Leon
m Boyle; full of men who are slaves to
drink and who neglect their families but
Who, In their sober moments, would really
HE 70 be better toward their families.
They make the start downward and
6ep going until they reach the point
where they do not care, so long as they
/ en- get more whisky to relieve their
1inds Of the responsibility of wives and
&ildrsn.
i d very seldom we hear of one of
Mem being so fortunate as Leonard
leyje seems to have been, because it is
~ seldom that an individual interest
MT like that of the man who gives
N0yle . chance.
But what this man offered to do for
0oyIe. which you must admit was good
md kind and big, is exactly what pro-
mbition aims to do for all men who have
become irresponsible with the aid of
their state.
II Boyle starts drinking now, he will
not suffer alone.
The wife and children will suffer with
him.
Prohibition as proposed for Michigan
MINIS not only to save the man, give him
= home and start on the road to happi-
ness, but to help him down the road,
and to help his family by putting the
whisky and beer to which he has been
= slave, away from him.
Il Prohibition means the SAVING OF
MEN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

mary cause o 7
poverty is shown
by an investiga-
ton recently con.
Quoted by the
Russell Sage foun-
dalton in New
York city.
The investiga.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
How to Get Ones Self Liked
~ Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1916. by Frank Crane)

There is such thing as overdoi
cheerfulness.
A good deal of the cheer-up and SIN
literature is nonsense.
A forced cheerfulness is offensive.
smile that looks like it is put on by she
will power is trying to the beholder.
Is conducive to resentment.
II you want to be agreeable to d
people you are with, and that is a md
commendable desire, try to be in chez
ful frame of mind and not to seem so.
II possible, be healthy. We like to ,
with those who feel good physical
They impart joy to us by wireless.
Have your mind right. Clean out {
worry, suspicion, anxiety, and fretfl
ness from your thoughts. Such thin
in you telephone invisible disturbi{|
messages to us. If you are yourself
peace with the world, you insensit
share it with us.
Be polite. You can do that whethd
you feel genial or not. Courtesy is Il
indispensable lubricant between souls.
Keep the rules of the game. The
are certain commonly accepted conve1
tons that hold in human intercourse
Keep them scrupulously. Don't be rud|
Don't be sloppy. Be regularly as poll
to your wife as you are to anothu
mans wife. Be as genteel to your Off
boy or your fellow clerk as you are toll
man you expect favors from. Be court
Gus always: it's better in the long rta
than smiling.
Be considerable. Treat others as I'd
would wish to be treated in their pos
ton.
Don't expect anything you don't p4
for, in one way or another. Don't lod)
for favors. Don't bank on FRIENDSHIP
and you won't be disappointed. If an
body does you a good turn. of his ov1
free will, thank your stars and go OF
but don't expect it again, don't presun
upon it.
Remember that those who like I'd
best are they that do things for yo4
not those for whom you do thing
Learn how to receive handsomely. AM
body can give handsomely.
Be prompt. Don't keep people wal
ing. Nobody likes to wait.
Be unobtrusive Don't butt in. Dom
be officious. Don't talk unless you al
sure others want to hear you. Dom
volunteer advice. Don't recommend an
kind of medical treatment. Don't urd
your favorite pills on any one, nor as
him to "just try" your pet remedy.
Don't argue. Don't try to change an
mind that is hot with anger, or self-pit5
or passion, or any such fire. Wait Il
it cools.
Don't talk religion, except to a phi
losopher.
Cultivate the habit of speaking q
that people can hear distinctly what yoI
say. Don't humble.
And don't talk too loud. If your void
is raspy and unpleasant, practice unit
you can make it musical.
Do your work well. Don't neglect II
Be efficient.
Try to appear as well as you can. b
as well dressed as possible, but avoid AM
appearance of display.
Be natural. Don't be affected.
Be silent as much as possible. / finl
silent folk as a rule are the best liked.
Be q good listener. Such one II
vastly more appreciated than a gool
talker.
Don't be too interested in yourself
don't think too much about yourself
And mind your own business.
So doing you will do better than d
grin too much.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
Motor Cars Rifle Proof.

Most OF the armored motor cars
used In the present war for out
lost and scouting duty are incased
IN a light frame of tough steel plate,
ranging In thickness from three
quarters OF an inch to a quarter Of
IN inch. and are impervious to rife
and macpine-gun are.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

Teacher--What does hunt spell.
Elmer"
Small Flner-Dunno.
Teacher-Don't you know what
your father does when he loses his
collar button,
Smrll Elrner-Yes. ma'am. He
says things"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

Kansas Progressives meet In To
peka today to frame a platform and
select delegates 10 the national con-
veution OF their party.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
The Keep Well Column
SICkNE SIS.

That sickness is the first step
leading TO dependency and the pri-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
from Another Point OF VIeD
By c. T. S.

When she says she'll have IL here,
Speaking Of the little bush
For which you have separated
With a goodly sum OF cush:
And you sink the shovel down
Till 10 China you are near.
And she guesses. after ALL
That she'll have IL over here
Doesn't II take the Joy out Of life?
Swedesboro, y. j., is enjoying a boom,
and as munitions plant is among its
first new industries, the boom may be
said to be starting off with bang.
And Collingswood also in New Jersey,
has served notice on its city firemen that
they are paid to fight fire and not booze.
Statistics show, according to a scien-
tific note, that few men reach the height
of six feet. So do plug hats.
1t might be said that the Detroiter who
was robbed of 1915 in bath house, came
out reasonably clean.
"As suggestion to increase the eff
cheney OF our police force says our old
friend Doc, well-known and popular CHI
ropodist, why not have all missing peo-
pie reported at the Hunt-st station"
Il
Did you note that the hat which has
been adopted by the women who want Ia
vote lists to the right?
Dentist Waite, who poisoned his step
mother and stepfather and intended tc
poison his wife, is being prosecuted by
Assistant District Attorney Brothers. II
looks like family affair.
The Roosevelt campaign is now on ir
full swing. The Colonel has been called 9
liar.
|
Gasoline IS still within the reach of all
! who can afford to pay 20 cents the gal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

Our young men are beginning to apply
the Golden Rule, which their fathers
learned but kept for special use.
They have not LESS but MORE red
blood, and the protest which is going
I'D all over the country against sense
less stampede for war, is the most en-
couraging and splendid thing in the his
tory of civilization.
1t is the handwriting on the wall
which predicts the approaching end of
bloody conflict, for WAR has been weigh
ed in the balance and has been found
WANTING.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

DO you know that yellow fever
Il preventable disease and that
since 1905 when Uncle Sam got aft.
Or II there has not been single
case Of yellow fever In this coun.
try?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

deterioration had followed past Ill
ness.
In other words sickness was found
10 be factor producing low
grade OF labor as well as depen-
dency.
or the EST cases OF sickness
studied, twothirds were found at
the time OF the investigation TO
have been sick more than half a
year. and the physician estimated
that 295 cases were chronic. while
81 were likely TO become progress
sively worse.
That the prevention OF sickness
is the most effective blow against
poverty and dependency Ia the rec
ommendation made by the commit
Tee making the Investigation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

growing uneasy about our young men
and ascribing their lack of enthusiasm
and red blood to the fact that they have
been educated by women and are, there
fore, becoming effeminate.
Well, they were born Of women, which
did not seem to unsex them, and why
worry about less close relationship
after birth?
The fact is that they are just one
generation in advance of their fathers
and have outgrown, by 20 or more years,
the old traditional superstition about the
"glory of war"
They have received education with hu-
manitarian ends in view, and they cannot
make it line up with this old, brutal
method of settling differences.
They have worked out for themselves,
either consciously or unconsciously, a
BIGGER IDEAL of patriotism, and are
beginning to despise the foolish and
childish idea that ANYTHING is ever
settled by brute force.
They are emerging from the symbol
ism of the epaulette, the bands, the
sword and all the stupid caste of MILL
TARISM, and realize that underneath it
all lies MURDER.
The man who kills his fellow man
when intoxicated is sent up for life and
branded a coward.
The man who kills him in cold blood,
without any anger or drink, but does it
in the name of patriotism is called a
hero.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
LANSING zADA SZYBKIEJ
AKCYI OD CARRANZY.

Washington, 13 stycznla.
Sekretarz stanu Lansing wyslai
do reprezentanta Stanow Zjedno--
czonych W Queretaro, Johna K
Sillimana, telegram, W ktorym po-
leca mu zazadac cd Carranzy na-
tychm4astowej akcyi, celem ukara
MIA bandytow, kt6rzy 10 btn., "a
mordowali niedaleko chihuahua
16 Amerykanow, a nadto, jak sic
dodatkowo okazuje, 8 innych Gu
dzoziemcow.
Pc stwierdzeniu faktu zamordo-
wanna 16tu Amerykanow, depe--
sza brzmi:
,,Ustalonem zostaio re ludzie ci
zostali zamordowani, poniewaz
by1i Amerykanami zabito ich W
mysl og6lnej polityki, ostatnio pu
blicznie przez Vile ogioszonej.-
Ten akt okrucienstwa wydarzyl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
Ofiary morz.

Rzym, 1S stycznia. - DIVA
statki wfoskie ,,Brindisi" / nCltta
di Palermo" zostafy zatopione
przez nury; ma pierwszym z wy
mienionych okretow poiowa pasa-
zerow zgineia - zaioga ocalona;
z drugiego oketu wszyscy prawie
zostali ocaleni; dokiadnej liczby
ofiar ma ,,Brindisi" niema; sta
tex ,,Brindisi'' zatoplony 20
stall tydzieh temu; vile
ziono ma MIN zapas iekow
= Bostonu dla Serbii - 700 ton
medykament6w; zginelo wszyst--
ko ma dnie morza; oddzia} leka--
rzy felczerow, daz9cy rownlez
ze Stan6w Zjedn. do Serbi pod
przewodnictwem dra Duroguca Z
Chicago zostai uratowany.
Londyn, 13 stycznia. - Anglel-
ski parowiec ,,Traquair" zostaa
zatopiony - zaioga ocalona. Sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13

przyiacielskie So rozdzielone ma
znacznej przestrzeni: Niemcy So
pod Monastyrem wraz Z Austrya-
kami, Bulgarzy ma linii Ghevgheli
Doiran, Turcy ma wschodn1em
skrzydle. Narazie niema jeszcze
zadnych dorazniejszych stare ma
calej tel linii, lecz spodziewac sic
ich nalezy W dniach najblizszych :
odwrocicby je mogio chyba nagle
powiedzenie sic ofensywy rosyjS-
klej W Galicyi j ma Bukowinie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
Sytuacya ma Balkanie.

Londyn, 13 stycznia. - Po "a
jeciu CORY Lovcen przez Austrya-
kow - spodziewaG sic nalezy "a
jecia stolicy Czarnogorza - Ce-
tynje, ktore ley W bezpoSredniem
sasiedztwie Lovcen. Walki W tel
stronie trwaja niewstrzymanie -
Austryacy pra wielka sita ma
prod, korzyStajac ze zdobytych
wynioSiych pozycyi swej o.
gromnej liczebnej przewagi
Czarnogorcy walcza po bohater--
sku, lecz musza ustepowac, a "a
chodzi prawdopodobienstwo, IL
Austryakom uda sic zajac caie
terytoryum czarnogorskie, coby
i'm znaczna dafo przewage ma
wybrzezach Adryatyku ulatwi
loby akcye przeciwko Wiochom
i Sprzymierzonym W Albanii. Al
banczycy So po stronie Niemiec i
Austryi, wiec wkroczenie Austrya
k6w do Albanii jej przejScie
ME przedstawi wiekszych trudno-
sci, skoro Czarnogora bedzie prze
kroczona - w6wczas tez armil
austryacka bedzie mogia cd stro-
ny zachodniej wesprzec wojska
niemiecko-turecko-bulgarskie, sku
plane ma pograniczu greckiem do
ataku na Saloniki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
Ma wschOdnim teatrze.

Londyn-Piotrogrod, Is stycz--
MIA. - Walk ma wschodnim tea
trze obejmuja nieomal Gala linie
teraz - ME tylko pofudniowa JeJ
czeSc: mianowicie i ma polnocnym
odcinku ozywily sic walki bardzo
znacznie, choc w Galicyi i ma Bu-
kowinie wra najzacietsze boje. u
rad wojenny rosyjski donosi o
zajeciu Sadogory ma Bukowinie,
w bezpoSredniem Sasledztwie
Czerniowiec; W Galicyi mad Stry-
pa walk krwawe ME ustaja; W
dniach ostatnich Austryacy po--
nieSli cd ognia bateryi roSyjsklch
straty, wynoSzace co najmniej 10,
600 ludzi. -. Ma polnOcnym cd,
cinku 1inii bojowej mad rzeka Mis-,
50 byio kilka stare dose znacz-
nych: pod OLAF i w kilku innych
punktach rekonesanse rosyjskie
natkneiy sic ma Niemc6w i wal
czyiy z mimi; mad jeziorem Kan
ger pokonano oddziai niemiecki Ii
czebnie silniejszy, pod Ponie-
wiezem oddzialy rosyjskie poprze
rywaiy oploty kolczastego drutu,
kt6rynri Niemcy bronig dostepu
do linii kolejowej.
Berlin-Wieden, IS stycznia. -
Raporty niemieckie donoszq o
walkach w Okolicy Huksty ma
po4nocnym odcinku linii pod
Tennenfeldem, gdzie Rosyan po-
bito i odparto zadaiac i'm straty
powazne. Ma poiudniowym odcin-
ku linii pod KoSciukowk2 pobito
spory rekonesans rosyjski, Ra-
port austryacki donosi, IL otensy-
wa rosyjska ma Bukowinie W Ga
licyi dotad ME osiagnela zamle--
rzonego rezultatu a straty przy-
niosia Moskalom olbrzymle. w
szczeg6lnosci omawiaja onegdaj-
sza walke pod Czerniowcam''
gdzie 20 kiEkogodzinnem bombar-
dowaniu poteznem Rosyanie vie
czorem i W nocy przypuScili SEE
reg masowych atakow ma pozy--
eye austryackie, ktore jednak wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
kRWAWE BOJE
" GALICYI.

kt6re skloniloby Niemcy i All
strye do cofniecia wojsk ia tam
ten teatr.
Ateny, 13 stycznia, - Sprzy--
mierzeni zajeli wyspe Korfu, O
czem przedstawiciele dyplomaty-
czni Anglii Francyi zawiado-
mill Rad grecki, do ktorego wy
spa nalezy - podajac, IL tylko lla
czas kr6tki bedzic zajeta. Palac
ces. Wi1he1ma sAchilleion" znaj-
dujacy sic ma wyspie, a zbudowa-
ny dla Elzbiety cesarzowej au-
stryackiej - bedzie uzyty ma
szpital dla zolnierzy serbskich
zajecie wyspy ma poza tenn zna-
czenic strategiczne ma Adryaty--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13

Rzym, IS stycznia. - RAPPORT
donosi, il pod CASTILLO / Dante W
dolinie Lagarinna bylo pare sill
nych atakow austryackich, ktore
jednak wszystkie odparto zwy--
ciesko. Aeroplany wloskie bonn
bardowaIy oboz austryaoki pod
Gandolo ma p6inoc Cd Trydentu,
poczem w powrotnej drodze
zbombardowano stacye kolejowq
w Trydencie baraki wojskowe W
Roveretto. L obu stron aWlatycz-
he dzialania wojenne w dniach O.
statnich sa wielce ozywione.
Rzym, 13 stycznia. - Aeropla-
n, austryackie bombardoWaiy Kill
ka pozycyi i miast wloskich ma Ii
nil Isonzo, oraz miasto Rimini,
gdzie jednak szkod zrzadzono bar
do ME wiele. Jeden Z aeropla--
now austryackich zostaf zrzuco-
ny w morze i utona}.
- Krol Wiktor Emanuel przy-
by1 do Rzymu po raz plerwSzy
cd wojny wybuchu - witany ell
tuzyastycznie przez ludnoSt sto--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
Plauy niemieckie.

Rzym, 13 stycznia. - Pisma u
rzedowo informowane utrzymujq,
IL Gala wyprawa ma Egypt, przy--
gotowywana przez Turcye - pod
dyrekcya Niemiec jest fortelem,
ktory maskuje plan wyprawy W
inna strone - mianowicie do
gdzie idzie o znie-
sienie trzymajacej sic tam dziel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13

ziona przez wladze tureche u
sunieta ku Mossul, o 800 mil od-
lcg}ego: stalo sic to jeszcze W Ii
stopadzie, kiedy Anglicy zagraza-
Ii Bagdadowi: jaki los kolonii tel
- ME wiadomo. Donosi TEN
konsul amerykanslti W Konstan--
tynopolu, Morgenthau. L walk "
okolicy Kut-el-Amara niema no
Wych WicSCi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
Nowy kr6I (?) Serbii.

Berlin, 10 stycznia. - Niemcy
i Austrya proklamowafy nowego
kr6la dla Serbii: ma MIN bye syn
(z nieprawego Ioza) ex-krola serb
skiego Milana, zmarlego na wy
gnaniu, Milan Christicz-Rejcevic,
officer armii austryackiej; Serbia
ma bye okrojona do obszaru Z
czasu przed pierwsza wojna bal
katlska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
INNE TELEGRAMY
Z parlamentu Anglii.
Nowy krol(?) Serbii.

trzymaly i Z wielkiemi stratami
nieprzyjaciela. Ofensywa
rosyjska prowadzona jest kosz--
tenn wielkiem materyaiu ludzkie-
go - sa to walki, nalezace do
najkrwawszych w tel wojnie. -
Pred jedna naprzyklad pozycya
austryacka po szturmie rosyjskim
naliczono 500 ciai Moskali. .. a
pozycyi takich ma ca}ej linii jest
liczba ogromna boj ME ustaje cd
dni kilkunaStu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13

stryacko-buIgarskie skoncentro--
wane wzd}uz pogranicza rozpo-
czeiy atak pozycyi Sprzymierzo--
nych, siegajacych Cd miasta Salo-
mix ma polnoc az do granicy gree
kiej ku Ghevgheli i Doiran. Tam
wlaSnie silna kanonada trivia juz
drugi dzieh, po ktorej spodziewa-
ny jest atak 1iniowy. Wojska ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13

tex angielski uTafna" uszedi ca
10 przed poScigiem nura austrya-
ckiego ma Morzu Srodziemnem i
dotarI do Barcelony.
Konstantynopol, 13 stycznia.7
Raporty tureckie donosza 0 wal
ce morskiej ma Morzu Carmen
krazownika ,,Goeben-Sultan Sc
lin" z rosyjskimi statkami = by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
Atak ma Saloniki.

Paryz, 13 stycznia. - Wediug
wszelkich wskaz6wek nadesziych
pogranicza greckiego rozpoczal
sic boj o Saloniki: mianowicie
woiska niemiecko-tureokie i au-G
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
|SENATD0MAGASIE
INTERWENCYI.
StanowCza nota do Carranzy.
z prac kornisyi kongresu.
Wie|ki strajk " Ohio akoiczony.
|PrzygotoWania do odjazdu Arcybiskupa
Munde|ein.
Bandyci Cy Sportowcy?
z PROCESU MENACE"
SpraWa zatopienia ,,Persii".

sic 0 KllKa Hill OQ lllldStd NlllHud'
hua, ma terytoryum, ktore ogio.
szono, re pozostaje pod kontrolq
wojsk Carranzy. Bandy Will, gra-
sujace W zachodniej Chihuahua,
jawnie zagrazaja wszystkim A.
merykanom Smiercia zniszcze--
MEM ich wlasnoSci. Po zajeciu
Chihuahua przez wojska Obrego-
NJ wielu Amerykanow powrocilo
dc chihuahua do swych zajet "a
zgoda wojskowych w}adz prowi-
zorycznego rzadu,
nZwroc pan uwage ma to z Ca
lynn naciskien generafowi Carran
zy i zazadaj natychmiastowego i
skutecznego poscigu, pojmania i
ukaranis sprawcow potwornej,
wyzej opisanej zbrodni. ZazadaJ
pan rowniez stanowczo natychmia
stowej wysylki wojsk do roz-
nych kopalfi W Stanie Chihuahua.
Ostatnio nadesz}y do departa-
mentu stanu depesze, z donie--
sieniem, re napadem ia Amery-
kanow kierowali ygenera}owie'
Pablo Lopez Reyna, pozostajacy
W scislych stosunkach z Villa, O.
raz re cia}a pomordowanych wy
slano specyalnym pociagiem Z
Chihuahua do Ell Paso, Tex.
KoMIsYE KONGRESU PREY
PIRACY.
Washington, IS stycznia. =
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu ko-
misyi Izby poselskiej dla spraw
wojskowych przyszlo do ostrej
wyrniany zapatrywah miedzy jej
prezesem Hay'em, asystentem
sekretarza departamentu wojny:
panem breckenridge general
maiorem Trasker'em Blissem. O.
bal oni ostro wystepowali przecl-
wko propozycyi Hay'a, przeciwnl-
ka armii kontynentalnej, ably ar
mie oprzec ma milicyi stanowej j
plan armii kontynentalnej goraco
popierali. Posei Greene przema--
vial "a upahstwowieniem milicyi
stanowej ma podstawie odpowied-
niej poprawki konstytucyi, ale
ten projekt staf sic przedmiotem
krytyki pana Breckenridge.
w Komisyi Izby poselskiej dla
spraw floty wiceadmirai Stanford
zadai budowy ma wschodnlem wy
brzezu dwu stacyi suchych do
kow dla dreadnought6w. Jedne 2
Mich powinnyby sic znajdowac W
Norfolk i kosztowalyby $500,
600, drugie gdzies ma po1udnie Cd
Hatteras w New Orleans, Mo
bile, lub Guantanamo. - Prezy-
dent Wilson odbyi konferencye
prezesem tel Komisyi, posiem
Padgette'em, dajac wyraz swemu
zyczeniu, by sprawe wzmocnienla
pogotowia floty jak najrychlel
przedstawila Izbie, pan Padgett
oznajmii mu jednak, re poprzed-
rie debaty i przesiuchy zajma
najmniej tygodni lub 2 miesia-
ce czasu.
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ME mimo nadmiernych trudnoSci
armii angielskiej, poczemby moz-
ma uderzyc ma Persye / podnlesc
ia przeciwko Rosyi, oraz sklonic
Hindus6w do zorganizowanego
powszechnego powstania W In
dyach przeciw Anglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
I MezOpOtamii.

Londyn, 13 stycznia. = Kolo-
MIA angielska w Bagdadzie, licza-
ca kilkanascie osob zostaia uwie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13
zADAJA INTERWENCYI
w MEXYKU.

w RhN<A = nv
Washington, 13 stycznia. -
Wczorajsze posiedzenie senatu cd
by}o sic pod znakiem oburzenia
ma bandytow mexykanskich, kto-
rych ofiara pablo ostatnio szesna-
stu Amerykanow, wywleczonych
Z pociqgu i wymordowanych ME
daleko Chihuahua.
Republikanski senator Sherman
Illinois wnios1 rezolucye, do
magajaca sic interwencyi W Me-
xyku Stanow Zjednoczonych W
polqczeniu szesciu republikami
Observation-Disclosures, kto-
re wsp6idzia}aly razern, zanim
Carranza otrzymal uznanie. Re-
zolucye odesiano do Komisyi ola
spraw zagranicznych.
Sekretarz stanu Lansing oswald
czyI, re ,,nie zostanie poniechany
zaden krok, zmierzajacy do tego,
ably sprawcy tel wstretnej zbrod-
nj zostali pojmani i ukarani'. Ma
stepnie wywiazala sic ostra deba-
ia mad stanowiskiem rzsdu od--
noSnie do spraw mexykansk!ich.
Senator Galliger, leader repu--
b1ikan6w, oSwiadczyi, re czas
czujnego wyczekiwania juz minal
i Stany Zjednoczone musza zde-
cydowac sic ma jakiS krok, celem
obrony zycia swych obywateli W
Mexyku.
Senator Stone, prezes Komisyi
dla spraw zagranicznych, zazna-
cyl, re godzi sic ma wywody Gal
lingera, senator Borah Idaho
krytykowai ca}y dotychczasowy
kurs polityki W stosunku do Me-
xyku.
w Izbie posiow obrady takze
toczyiy sic burzliwe. Kongresman
Dyer Missouri wniosl rezolucye
zadajaca cd prezydenta, by poin-
formowaY kongres, Icy ME my
sli, ze nadszedi juz czas porzuce-
MIA polityki czujnego wyczekiwa-
MIA i re nalezy kongresowi pred
stawit wszystkie szczegoiy, tycza
ce sic rokowah gsbinetu z Car
rama, ktore doprowadziiy do je-
on uZnania".
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(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 3cieD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-13

(Dokonczenie ma str. sei.l.
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Ma wiOskim teatrze.

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