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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
GEORGIA SHIPPERS PLAN
CONVENTION IN MACON
State Association viii Be Per-
manentIy Organized in
January
Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)


MACON Ga, Dec. 7.-Preparation has
begun by B. Gillian, secretary, and
other members, for the reception, next
January, of the largest gathering OF
Georgia shippers ever assembled, who
are coming to Macon to assist in per-
manently organizing the Georgia Ship
pers' association. Acceptances OF In
vitations to attend have already been
received from some of the shippers
The Georgia Shippers association is
organizing for the purpose Of making
vigorous fight against freight rate in
creases proposed by Georgia railroads
Conservative calculation shows that
fully $4,000, 900 additional revenue will
go into the treasury of Georgia rail-
roads, provided the increase system OF
rates is granted. This would mean that
the merchant farmer, manufacturer and
virtually every other producer, would
have to help produce this additional
revenue.
The shippers association mas an indi-
vidual membership of over 5000, togeth-
or with q number of large manufactur-
ing and other business firms. Every
shipper in Georgia should unite with the
association and help the combination to
help him.
Traffic experts are to be employed and
set to work in localities that have not
traffic bureaus, in order that evidence
may be gathered showing the proposed
increased rates to be discriminatory.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
TROOPS HAD LEFT
/. BUCHAREST BEFORE
INVADER GOT THERE
Main Body of Rumanians fS-
capped Although Berlin Re-
ports 5000 of Them Were
Captured in Fight
(By Associated Prsss.N


NEW YORK, Dec. THE brief dis
patch in which the fall Of Bucharest
was announced left in doubt the fate of
the Rumanian armies resisting the ad-
vance of the Teutonic armies, but to-
days German official statement, which
reports the defeated Rumanians retreat
ing on all fronts, indicates most of them
escaped capture. Berlin says, however,
that 5000 Rumanians were taken in
yesterdays fighting.
1t has been assumed in most entente
quarters that there was no last stand"
by the Rumanians before their capital
and such news as has trickled through
from German sources indicates that
Bucharest was virtually deserted when
the Teutonic forces entered 1t.
The city is said to have been found
uninjured.
Military commentators In entente
capitals point to the probability that
the actions just prior to the capture of
Bucharest were fought merely with a
view to delaying the advance of Field
Marshal Won Mackenzen's forces and
aiding in the escape of the main body
of Rumanians.
German opinion Is expressed to the
effect that the Rumanians have decided
to abandon all of. Wallachia, the main
portion of the Rumanian kingdom, and
retire to Motdavia, their northeastern
province, where their front would be
materially shortened, and where they
would be in close touch with the Rus.
SLAMS.
The total captures of Rumanians by
the forces of the central powers are re-
ported to have been 100000 men.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
GUNTER FOUND GUILTY
OF DYNAM|T|NG CHARGE
Jury Recommends Defendant
to Mercy-SentenCe to Be
Passed Later

Guilty with a recommendation to
mercy was the verdict of the jury IN
the case of j. r. Gunter, one of the &C
cused dynamiters, who was tried We'd
nesday before Judge Ben H. Hill, IN
Fulton superior court.
The jury returned a sealed verdict
Wednesday night. 1t was opened by
Judge Hill Thursday morning at y
O'Clock in open court with the jury and
defendant present.
The jurys recommendation to mercy
makes Gunter liable to Imprisonment
for from five to ten years, whereas he
would have been liable to life impris-
onment without the recommendation.
Judge Hill ordered Gunter locked up
and said he would pass sentence later
Gunter was tried on the charge OF dy-
namiting a car on North Boulevard on
the night of November Z, the specific
instance of violence being one OF the
most grievous of the twenty-seven cars
which were dynamited following the
strike of the street car men. Acting
Chief of Detectives Bob Waggoner was
the star witness for the state, having,
he said. received a written confession
from Gunter, as well as from the three
other men in an automobile party. In
iured passengers of the car, the crew
of the dynamited trolley and other de-
tectives corroborated the testimony ad-
vanced by Waggoner to the effect that
the car had been dynamited. The de-
PENDANT took the stand, no attempt being
made on the part of the defense to COM
bat the foregoing testimony. Gunter' In
a speech lasting about four minutes, SAID
that Waggoner promised him freedom if
he would make a statement, and that
the detectives said they were not after
him. but "men higher up"
The jury was out seven hours, the
case going to them at AS O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon and the sealed YER
dict being turned over to Deputy Sheriff
Plcnnie Miner alp 6:45 p. m.
The felony on which Gunter was in
dicted was one of the most serious in
Tie penal code. A verdict of guilty left
no choice to Judge Hill but to sentence
-he defendant to life Imprisonment; a
verdict of guilty, with recommendation
for mercy, left Judge Hill the power to
sentence the defendant to a term of
from five to ten years Imprisonment.
The case could not, in any way, have
t.een treated as misdemeanor.
Gunter pleaded not guilty, and was de-
Tended by Frank A. Hooper and c. P. &
Ernest Bentley Solicitor Eb T. Viii
liams conducted the prosecution for the
state, being aided by Attorney r. P,
Jones and Wallace Daley, on behalf of
the Georgia Railway and Power COM
pany.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
'PTJ0IA MAN ARMY ESCAPES TEUTONIC NET
$4,000 FARMERS
ASK LOAN FROM
FARM LOAN BOARD
Amount Desired Is About
S15O,OO0,OO0, or More Than
Seventeen Times Amount to
Be Immediately Available
IBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Omcials OF
the farm loan board announced today
shat more than $4,000 farmers. have APP
piled for mortgage loans aggregating APP
proximately s15O.OOO.O 200. or more than
seventeen times the amount of money
which will be Immediately available for
loans upon the organization of the
Twelve farm loan banks.
Most of the applications have come
from the south and west. They still con-
tinue to come in by hundreds every day.
Requests for application blanks, contem-
plating requests for loans to 1000 farm
,rs have come from Iowa alone.
Although the location of the banks
probably will not be announced before
December 30, it was said today that al
most Immediately after organization the
banks would find 1t necessary to issue
bonds for virtually their entire capital
stock to meet the demands of borrow
ers.
The rate of interest on bonds is a
subject now engaging the boards at
tention. 1t is thought that it will not
exceed 3 per cent, less than the rate
charged for loans. Daily conferences
are being held by board members with
bankers from various sections to deter
mine the minimum rate al which the
bonds will be absorbed by investors, as
this will determine the interest rate To
be charged on loans.
The board also is considering whether
the bonds shall be offered to individual
investors or underwritten by banking
houses in sizable blocks. AS the capital
stock of each bank is to be only $75O,OOO
repeated turnovers of the capital and
frequent bond issues covering loans will
be necessary if all applications are II
be taken care of.
Intense rivalry has developed among
certain southern cities which want to be
named as the location of farm loan
bank The chief competitors were said
to be New Orleans, Montgomery, Ala.
Jackson. Miss. Raleigh, y. X. and Co
lumbia, s. e.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
RumanianS Retiring
South of Bucharest
CBy Associated Press.)

PETROGRAD, Dec. 7.-(Via London)
Bucharest, the Rumantan capital, has
been evacuated by the Rumanian troops,
saws the Russian official statement Is
sued today, and the Rumanian forces to
the south of the capital also have re-
tired.
In wallachia the Rumanians are re-
treating toward the east under hostile
pressure and holding the Teuton forces
by rear guard actions.
The statement says:
'Rumanian front: South OF the TrotuS
river fighting continues
'In Wallachia the Rumanians are re-
firing to the eastward under hostile
pressure, holding the enemy by rear
guard actions.
bucharest has been evacuated by the
Rumanian troops. The forces to the
south of Bucharest also have retired"
Teutonic troops penetrated Russian
positions on the Russian western
front-in the region Of a wood north of
Shelvov, and in the region of Guna-
lovtse-according to today's Russian
official statement. In both instances,
the statement adds. the Germans were
driven out by Russian counter attacks.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Rivers and HarbOrS Worry
Shippers of Columbus

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
COLUMBUS, Ga, Dec. 7.-Columbus
shippers and business men generally are
concerned over the announced estimates
for maintenance of rivers and harborS
which do not include the Chattahoochee
and it is stated that the chamber Of
commerce will take up the matter with
Congressman Adamson right away.
For the past several years 100000
has been appropriated for the lower
Chattahooche improvements, which, ac-
cording to Government Engineer Single
ton, has kept the river in fair shape
for traffic at all seasons of the year. 1t
is stated by Captain Singleton that I'M
less funds are available the government
dredges Will be tied up, and all work on
the river discontinued, as the present
apportnonmcnt has about been ex-
hausted.
Local shippers argue that the value OF
the river in the procuring of decent
freight rates on the railroads alone is
iHestimable, whether the chanenl is used
or not, and they will insist that the
river be kept of good shape.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Germans Claim Capture
Of 100000 RumanianS

LONDON, Dec. 7.-Since hostiIities
against Rumania began 100000 Rumani-
ans have been brought to German pris-
on camps, according to a Copenhagen
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company, quoting the Berlin Lokal An
Eeiger. The paper attributes to German
military authorities the belief that the
Rumanians intend to withdraw from
Moldayia. abandoning the whole of Wal
lachia- By this step they would have
only a one-hundred-mile front to de-
fend. The Lokal Anzeiger reports that
prior to its capture Bucharest was near
ly deserted and the city was uninJured.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Cotton Growers Urged
To Lay in Seed Supply

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE United
States bureau of plant industry today
advised cotton growers to make certain
of their supply for seed for planting
next season.
"All kinds of cotton seed are likely to
ne scarce a. planting time next spring,
said the statement. THE unprecedented
prices now being paid at the oil mills
may tempt many farmers to cut down
their reserves of planting seed or to
sell all of it. perhaps, with the idea
OF being able to buy seed of a better
variety for only a little more than the
mills are now paying for ordinary GIN
run seed While It is always desirable
to replace an inferior stock with a bet
ter one. it would be well to make sure
Of the good planting seed as soon as
possible.
Another danger to the seed supply
lies in the possibility that growers who
have good seed Of superior varieties
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Head Of Virginia Bar
Dies by His Own Hand
lEy AssociateG Press. J

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. John b. Jen-
kins. aged fifty-seven, president of the
Virginia Bar association, died at his
home hetre early this morning from the
effects of a bullet wound self-infiicted
about ten days ago.
Mr.. Jenkins had been at a northern
sanitarium for some time while prior to
the act. recuperating from overwork
He returned apparently much better, but
soon thereafter went into the bath room
and fired a bullet into his brain. He
was man of some wealth. Temporary
arrangement, because of i'll health, was
the cause of the suicide.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
American Mining Man
Killed by Villa Bandits
At Parral, Is Report
CBv Associated Press

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec. Howard Gray.
an American mining man at Parral, Chi
huahua, was killed by Villa bandits when
they entered the town November 5, &C
the Alvarado Mining and Milling COM
pany.
messenger who arrived from Parral
shortly after the telegram was made
public said Gray was hanged by order
OF Villa. The telegram said all other
Americans were safe and that American
property was not harmed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
HOLD OUT
LITTLE HOPE FOR TR|BBLE
Georgia Congressman Suffers
Another Stroke of
Paralysis
EY RALPH SMITH.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. AT l
o'clock this afternoon. physicians at
tending Congressman Samuel ]. Tribble
at Providence hospital held out small
hope for his recovery. There is extreme
doubt as to whether he will survive the
day. Mr.. Tribble's condition, which inn
proved steadily all day yesterday took
a sudden and definite turn for the worse
at midnight. and thus far today he fail
ed to respond to the treatment of the
physicians Mr.. Tribble was stricken
with apoplexy Monday.
Mr.. Tribble had another stroke to-
day and his condition was reported to
be very low.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Germans Report Gain
On the Verdun Front

(Ry Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Dec. 7.-(Via Sayville.)-
On the Verdun front yesterday German
troops entered French trenches on hill
304 and captured the summit of the
height, the war office announced.
Teutonic troops yesterday entered
Russian positions west of Lutsk, in Vol
hynia, says today's official report from
the Russo-Galician front. Five Russian
attacks last night to regain the captur-
ed ground Were repulsed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08

may think it easier to sell it at once to
the oil mill instead of holding it to sell
for planting This is a special danger
in connection with the new early-matur-
ing long staple varieties. As only lin
tied supplies of good seed of these varie-
ties are in existence, it may be urged
that all of this should be saved for
nlanting nurpOSes"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Grand Jury Continues
Probe of Wade Murder

fSr-cial Dispatch 10 The Journal,
AMERICUS. Ga, Dec. THE grand
jury today continues its investigation
of the Wade case which has consumed
over two days. Judge Littlejohn is
sued an order TO the grand jury baliff
that all witnesses must be confined to
prevent their coming i'm contact with
outside people.
Attorney J. 4. HiXon. associated with
Solicitor Judge FELTON, i'm the case, is
i'm Atlanta today before the prison COM
mission on business. Attorney Blalock.
of the arrested parties. is i'm Atlanta OH
similar business. Claims of an alibi
for Warren /. Johnson, one of the ar
rested parties, were met by a short
statement from Solicitor FELTON, that he
is continuing his investigation in an
effort TO secure indictments.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08

vancement. will enter the cabinet is
much discussed. If he does, the pres
ence there of Mr.. Asquith. Viscount
Grey and Mr.. Balfour. whom Lord North
Clife's newspapers call "the Haldane
gang" apparently becomes entirely i'm
probable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Tobacco Habit BaniShed

In As to q hours. No craving Tor to-
bacco in any form after completing
treatment. Contains no habit-fOrmins
drugs Satisfactory results guaranteed
in every case Write Newell Pharmacal
Co, Dept. 5, St. Louis, Mo, for FREE
booklet, TOBACCO REDEEMER" and
positive proof-(AdvtD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Gadania Pokojowe.

Haga 2 czerwca. - Prasowe
komunikaty podaja, rekapitulujac
giosy prasy angielskiej francu-
skiej, IL upragniony dla Niemiec
pokoi znika znow W oddali, 4
wojna musi bye prowadzona az
do ostatecznego konca ME W dy-
plomatycznych gabinetach, lecz
ma pobojowiskach. Ostatnio hisz-
panski ambassador w Holandyi,
de Bernabe, wyrazii gotowosc kr6
la Alfonso w sprawie poSredni--
ctwa pokojowego wraz PREF.
Wilsonem, lecz inicyatywa ia
spotkala sic nieprzychylnem
stanowczo przyjeciem po stronie
Sprzymierzonych, ktorych pisma
tchna optymizmem, gdy naod--
wrot w Niemczech i Austryi CO
do pokoju dalszych widokow
wojny jedynie pessymistyczne
panuja opinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Senat zatwierdza nolni-
nacye Brandeisa.

Washington, 2 czerwca. -
Wczoraj senat zatwierdzil Al gfo
sami przeciwko % nominacye bo-
stonskiego adwokata Louisa D.
Brandeisa ma czionka Najwyz--
szego TrybunaIu W miejsce zmar
lego sedziego ]. R. Lamar'a.
Jest to pierwszy zyd, ktory zostai
tn wyniesiony ma to wysokie STD
nowisko.
Procz demokratow g}osowali
"a potwierdzeniem nominacyi
trzej senatorzy republikaiscy, a
mianowicie La Toilette, Norris
i Poindexter, z demokratow ,as
g}osowa} przeciwko jeden tylko
senator NewlandS, twierdzac, re
uznaje W pe}ni publicystyczne
zdolnoSci Brandeisa, ME widzi W
MIN jednak kompetencyi ma L.
rad. ktory otrzvma{.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Te|egramy KIajowe.
PREF. Wilson te1 bedzie
maszerowac.

Washington, Q czerwca. -
Prezydent Wilson bedzie ma
szerowac ma czele parady "a po-
gotowiem zbrojnem, jaka odbe--
die sic tn w Srode dnia 14-go
czerwca, W sam dzien otwarcia
krajowej konwencyi demokraty-
cznej W St. Louis. Komitet, zaj-
mujacy sic urzadzeniem parady,
zwrocif sic do prezydenta pros
ba, by dokona} przegladu jej z
trybuny. lecz pan Wilson o.
Swiadczy}, re procz tego sam
pragnie 2 innymi maszerowac.
Wobec tego postanowiono, ze
bedzie on iSc ma czele pochodu Cd
pomnika pokoju az do gmachu
departamentu poczty, mile Cd
pomnika odlegiego tam dopiero
wejdzie ma przygotowana trybu-
ne, by dokonac przegladu PARA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

koncu maja: miasto swleclio ia
kas uroczystoSc i by}o flagami
strojne, pociski austryackie "a
klocily festyn ow, a dzlala wso-
skie ME zdolaiy uszkodzic ma
SYN austryackich.
Rzym, 2 czerwca. - Jeszcze
w dniu 26 maja doniesiono Ba-
ri O rejdzie aeroplanow austrya-
ckich, ktory spowodowai smierc
18 osob wielka liczbe pokale-
czonych: wszystko z posrod cy-
wilnych mieszkahcow.
w dolinie Lagarina pre-
waznie dziaiowa walka sic to-
czy: Austryacy probowali ma
glym szturmem wziac przesmyk
gorski Bucole, lecz zostali odpar-
ci. w dohnie Forri szereg ata--
kow austryackich odparto row.
niez, zadajac znaczne straty ME-
przyjacielowi. Miedzy Poslna a
Astico dolinami Austryacy SLIME
atakuja - centrum ich akcyi jest
CORA Spiri - Wlosi wstrzymuJa
skutecznie napor nieprzyjaciela
pod Sartobaldo kolumne nieprzy-
jacielska daleko wstecz odrzuco-
no. Nv innych dolinach tyrol--
skich przewaznie Walk dzialowe
sic tocza. w dolinie Sugana sy-
tuacya bez zmiany - cd dni
wielu Austryacy tn wstrzymani
- ME postapili zupe}nie. Ma resi-
Gle frontu gfownie pod lsonzo ka-
nonada i odosobnione walk Ii
Move - Wlosi So strona agre-
sywniejsza - zmian ma llnll ME-
ma, awiatyka pilnie dzia}a.
Wieden, Q czerwca. - komu-
nikaty austryackie ponawlaja do
niesienia o ewakuacyi przez Wlo-
chow pogranicznej forteczki A.
siago - szczeg6fow wciaz jesz-
cze niepodano do wiadomoSci. In
ny komunikat ogiasza, il krol
Wiktor Emanuel razem re szta-
benz przenios} sic Udine, gdzle
mia} dotad kwatere, do Wenecyl;
Austryacy zwa to ucieczka po-
wodu zagrozenia ofensywa ty-
rolska....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Walk W Azyi.

Plotrogrod, 2 czerWca. - L
'Czarnego Nora donosza, IL nur
rosyjski zatopil 6 statkow TIL
reckich transportowych, niedale-
ko Sebastopola. Ma kaukaskim
terenie W dyrekcyi Bejburtu wiel
kie wojska tureckie atakowaly
'kolumny rosyjskich przednich
stray, lecz choc postep ich one
wstrzyma}y wnet ogniem bateryl
rosyjskich zostaly odparte. Row.
noczesnie i ma Mamachatun ma
tarli Turcy, a rosyjski garnizon
Wobec przewazajacej liczby ME-
przyjaciela musia} sic wycofac z
miasta tego. w okolicy Diarbe-
kir Rosyanie postepuja normal
ME, pedzac pred soba gromady
Kurdow, walczacych z Turkami
raZem.
Konstantyr1opol, 2 czerwca. -
RAPPORT Maiej Azyi donosi o
wznowieniu ofensywy tureckiej
ma przestrzeni 20 mil frontu !:
Turcy odebrali Mamachatun, o
so mil ma zachod cd Erzerum, a
taxi to byiy niespodziane - stra-
ty Rosyan bardzo znaczne. w
okolicy Trebizondy ataki rosyj--
skie ME maja powodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Z Bafkanu.

Sofia, Q czerwca. - komunl--
kat oficyalny bulgarski zawla--
damia, il wkroczenie Bu}garow
do Macedonii staio sic dlatego,
IL cd dwu miesiecy Sprzymierze-
nj posuwali sic dolina Vardaru
ku granicom bulgarskim, a gdy-
by Bulgarzy ME byli wystapili,
byliby Sprzymierzeni wkroczyli
do Bu}garyi. Bulgarzy zajeli W
dolinie Strumy trzy fortallcye
greckie, a zniesiono tez kilka wy
wiadowych oddziaiow francus--
Ikich, ktore sic dalej ku buigar--
skim liniom zapuSCi}y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
DR.. Waite ma zginac
logo ipca.
,Ossining, N. Y, Q czerWca.

Ossining, N. Y. 2 czerwca. -
Do tutejszego ,,wiezienia smie--
ci" przywieziono ORA. Warren
Waite, ktory otrul swego tescia
J. E. Pecka, pragnac zagarnac
bogaty spadek po MIN.
Egzekucya jego naznaczona
zostala ma dziefi 10-go lipca. DR..
Waite jest zupe}nie skruszony i
wyraza nadzieje, re ofiara cia!a
oczySci jego dusze, dlatego ME
pragnie u}askawienia. ,Wyznajc
otwarcie, re do zbrodni dopro--
wadzila go chciwoSc. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Turcy odbilli Rosyan.
Ma MOrzaCh W PrzestWoTzaCh.
Gadania Pokojowe.
lime TelegranY.

podaje: w dniu wczorajszym
Francuzi poteznym bardzo a
nagiym atakiem odebrali ma le-
wynn brzegu Mozy okoio 400 me-
trow okopow W okolicy Trup!eJ
Cory; cato ma prawym brze
gu Niemcy miedzy Douaumont a
Vaux w szeregu szturmow wzieli
pozycye francuskie, a kontrata-
ki nieprzyjaciela wielkiemi stra-
tami odparto. Walk wra szalenie
gwaitowne - nieomal bez przer-
wy, grzmot przeciagfy artyleryi
ME ustaje nj ma moment. LIMA
walk wydfuza sic W okolicy Lo-
taryngii i Alzacyi, gdzie pod O.
ber-Sept wycieczka niemiecka
wdaria sic W pozycye francuskie
i wziesa jenca i zdobyczy wojen-
nej sporo. Ma liniach angielskich
kanonada.
Londyn, Q czerwca. - RAPPORT
wzmiankuje ciezkiej artyleryi ak
eye nieustanna pod Loos, Ypres
i dalej az ku rzece Somme. POD
Loos minami tez walczono, lecz
zmian ma linii niema zadnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Z Nienniec.

Berlin, 2 czerwca. - Sledczy
sad prowadzacy process socyali--
sty dra Liebknechta osiagnai de-
cyzye, IL Liebknecht ma bye sa-
dzony o zdrade i wrogie wzgle-
dem panstwa postepowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
R. Sullivan kandyduje
ma wiceprezydenta.

St. Louis, Mo. 2 czerwca. -
Otwarto tu glowna kwatere Ro-
gera Sullivana jako kandydata ma
wiceprezydenta demokratyczne-.
60. ,Managerem' jego Rampant
jest John F. O'Malley Z Chicago,
a jego asystentami So Arthur
Charles z Carmi, ILL.,, preze de-
mokratycznego Komitetu stano-
wego Dick Kinsella Spring.
field, III.
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O ratunek dla Polski.

Waszyngton, 2 czerwca. -
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu Sc
nat przyja} rezolucye, wzywaja-
ca prezydenta Wilsona, ably IT,
dzieli} mu informacyi W sprawie
restrykcyi nalozonych przez pro-
wadzace wojne mocarstwa euro
pejskie ma dowoz zywnoSci dla
ginacej Z giodu ludnosci W Pol
see.
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ZWenezueli.

Willemstad, Curacao, 2 czer--
wca. - w Stanie Maracaibo wy
buch}a rewolucya przeciwko gen.
Garcia, mianowanemu prezesenl
Stanu: kiedy tiumy ME chcialy
dopuscic do ladowania Garcii W
Naracaibo, wojsko strzalami roz-
p.d7ilo je; 90 osob zosta}o "a
nionych i zabitych; wielu aresz,
tcWano.