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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
COMISKEY is So
YEARS OLD TODAY
Old Roman Receives CONCENTRATIONS
of Friends Started Baseball Ca
reer at Age of IL.

Chicago, Aug. 15-One of the great
est men in baseball was born in this
city 58 years ago today. He is Charles
Albert COmiSkey, known from coast to
coast as the Grand Old Roman"
MIR. Comiskey is president and own
er of the Chicago White SOx, the club
which at this time is battling for the
lead in the American league ~COmmy"
was born Aug. IS, 1858. He played ball
when he was IT years of age. He at one
time was a pitcher for the Elgin, Ill.
club, later he played third base and
first base but as a first baseman he
had no superior He is the only play
er who has risen from the ranks to be
sole owner of a major league ball
club.
Comiskey's real baseball career be
gan in 1878 with the Dubuque, Iowa,
team. In 1882 he joined the st. Louis
Browns, then in the American asso-
ciation and in 1888 he was made man
ager of the team In 1885, 1886 the
Browns, with Comiskey at the helm,
defeated the Chicago White Stockings
for the championship of the world.
COmiskey remained with St Louis
until 1890, when he took charge of the
Players league club in Chicago. He
returned to st. Louis in 1891 and in
1892 went to Cincinnati, where ne
managed the Reds until 1895. During
this period in Cincinnati he met Ban
B. Johnson, a newspaper man. and the
two became fast friends. In 1895
"Commy' placed a Western league
team in st. Paul and in 1900 he trans
ferred the franchise to Chicago, where
with the aid of Mr.. Johnson, the West
ern league was expanded and became
known as the American league, with
Mr.. Johnson at its head.
Under Mr.. COmiskey's ownership the
Chicago White Sox. as his team became
known, have won three American
league championships and one worlds
championship AS a big league mag
nate he is hailed everywhere as the
prince of club owners.
In the winter Of 19131914, he and
Manager McGraw of the New York
Giants, financed the round-the-world
tour with a large number of ball play
ers, playing our national pastime in
Australia, Japan. where the game has
taken a hold on the populace, in Man
lila, and London, England, where King
Edward was an interested spectator,
and many other places. The recep-
tions given to the world tourists up
on their return at New York and IN
Chicago were events which viii not
soon be forgotten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
ISLANDERS RANK
SECOND FIELDING
HOIlOcher and Lister Lead League in
Respective Positions With Other
Well Toward Top.

Though last in team hitting, the Is
landers rank second as a fielding club
in the Three-Eye league, being but one
point behind Peoria with a figure Of
$50, according to the averages COM
piled by J. Phil Appel, official statisti-
can, Charlie Hollocher tops all short
stops in the league and Lister is lead
ing the first sackers. Biltz, Mcbride
and ErIewein are also well up. Catch
ers are rated by efficiency, rather than
bare percentages and Mike Simon of
Bloomington has a big lead over his
rivals. Pitchers are rated by the
number of earned runs they yield
each game and not by the wins and
losses. Smith of Hannibal who was
suspended by President TeaTney for
assaulting Umpire Struthers, leads the
pitchers with an average of Isl earn
ed runs per game. Hoffman of Peoria
is second and Graham of Moline, third.
Neal tops the Rock Island pitchers in
18th place, Marks is oath, Seaman 26th
and Ware Both among the twirlers of
the league
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
EDDIE EVERS WANTS
BOUT WITH RITCHIF'

After some months of idIeness. Ed
die EveTs, local bantamWeight scrap
per, has announced he Will return to
the squared circle. George Dams will
continue to manage the local boy, and
one of his first efforts will be TO match
Eyers with Johnny Ritchie of Chicago.
The Windy City scrapper has been a
thorn IN Evers' side for some time. and
Eddie will endeavor to dispose Of him
first. The match, if closed, will prob
ably be staged in this vicinity, on La
Dor day, If possible. If successful with
Richie, Dams will take Evers on an
eastern invasion. Evers recently fought
a comeback go with kabbakas at st.
Louis, the go ending in a draw after u
rounds of furious milling
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
ROTH rs SUSPENDED
FOR HURLTNG BOTTLE

Cleveland, Aug. 15.-Bobby Roth,
Cleveland's star pinch hitter. who won
yesterdays game for the Indians from
St, Louis, when he clouted home run
in the ninth, was suspended indefi-
nitely yesterday by President Ban
Johnson of the American league
Roth was suspended for throwing a
pop bottle into the stands at St Louis
Saturday after fans had showered
him with glassware. Danger of Bobby
hitting a spectator was the reason
given for the drastic sentence.
Elmer Smith took Roth's place in
right field against the Detroit Tigers
yesterday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15

the Islanders leave for an eight-day
road trip, visiting Hannibal, Quincy,
Bloomington and Peoria in turn.
Yesterday was an off day and every
member of the Islander squad enjoyed
himself in some way or other with the
exception of Billy Neal. Billy said he
would have gone to the vaudeville per-
Torrance in Davenport, but didn't
know that the theater had opened
Consequently he spent the aft. at a
common ordinary jit show.
Roy Boston" Wolfe, late of the Is
landers, played with Joliet Sunday and
took big part in administering a de
feat TO Hold Eller of the Henry Grays
Wolfe raped out two long doubles
and scored a pair Of runs. 1t is rum
ored that a prominent member of the
Islanders also played with Joliet Sun
day, at second base. Also that he and
Mcguire of Chicago are owners of the
Joliet semi-prO club.
| What is believed to be a record in
| baseball history was accomplished yes
| terday when Pitcher Ewick of a Crivit Z
/ baseball team in an IL inning game
| Sunday with Marinette, Wis, struck
] OuL - 1IClI- iiC SOIAGGSL 4S5uILCAL III Il
2~to-1 victory for Crivitz.
Charley Doom, recently released by
the Giants to Rochester, may yet finish
| the season as big Lacquer. The
Giants are up against it for a backstop
since the injury TO Bill Rariden, ami
/ McGraw doesn't feel like taking
chances with his recruits. Hence
! Doom may be recalled.
Because he has not made his ap-
pearance around club headquarters
since his suspension in st. Louis, Ray
Caldwell, star highlander Cor the
Yankees, may draw another layoff. ac-
cOrding to announcement by Colonel
Jacob Rupert.
Jake Daubert, star first-sacker Of
the Dodgers, again is on the injured
list Jake returned to work too soon
following an injury 10 his knee. He
will be kept idle until Manager Rob
inson is certain of his recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
M'HENRY IS BEATEN
BY WHITE SOX, 8 AND |

McHenry, H., Aug IA big crowd
of boosters turned out here yesterday
to see the White SoX show why they
are in the pennant race in the Amer
can league. The big leaguers proceed
ed to do this in impressive style de-
feating the McHenry boys in one
sided exhibition, TO l. They say DOVE
here that the local boys are afflicted
with stage fright. that the Sox put up
a great game and look like winners 10
the American league and that it was
the poorest showing Of the amateurs
this season. Score: RHE
White SoX ....70010O1 IS II ]
McHenry .....O00OO0O01-1 2 }
Batteries - Danforth and Lappi
Bending, Sohlberg and Petit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15

ing with Michigan, Notre Dame will
face the Michigan Aggies, California
and Washington hold forth on the Pa
game of the east Will be staged when
Andover and Exeter meet
Army-Navy Game in New York.
An exceptional situation Will con-
front football fans of the east on Sat
game will be played at New Haven
while the annual Army-Navy game
will be staged at New York In the
middle west Chicago meets Minnesota
and Wisconsin plays Illinois. Penn
sylvania will depart from her usual
custom of resting previous to the
Thanksgiving day game with Cornell
and viii meet West Virginia Wesleyan.
The Cornell-Pennsylva contest viii
be the feature OF Thanksgiving day
with the BrOwn-Colgate and the Pitts
burgh-Penn State games a close sec
ond in the east, In the south Wander
biIr VS.. University OF the South, Ken
lucky VS.. Tennessee, Alabama VS..
Georgia and Virginia VS.. North Caro-
lima viii all be star contests. In the
west, Nebraska VS.. Notre Dame, Cali
fornia VS., Washington, South Callfor-
MIA VS.. Oregon ARgies and several 9th
er contests between state universities
and agricultural schools win be
among the more prominent games. The
season will end on Saturday, Dec. 9.
with two iDtersectionaI games in which
Georgetown viii play Tulane ataNew
Orleans and Southern California will
face Arizona at Tucson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Three-Eye League.

Rockford, /; Peoria. 6.
Other games played Sunday.
American League.
Washington, 2; Boston, L
New York, 4 Philadelphia, 8.
Cleveland. 5; Detroit, 2
National League.
Cincinnati, 6; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia, 81; New York, o..
Brooklyn, 5; Boston, ?.
American Association.
No games scheduled
Western League.
All games postponed; rain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
UPSETS REGISTERED
IN COLUMBUS RACES

Columbus. Ohio, Aug. 1.-Two first
choices, Russell Boy and The Lark,
were distanccd in second heats of their
races yesterday at the opening of the
Columbus Grand circuit meeting. The
other favorite, Derby Custer, won his
event in straight heats.
Russell Boy Was slightly favored
over Judge Ormonde for the 2:05
pace, but the winner turned up in
Leila Patchen OF the Snow stable. Ii
was all Russell Boy in the first heat.
but he made a fatal break turning into
the stretch in the second mile and was
outside the flag when il fell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
But ONE CONTEST
STAGED IN THREE
EYEBEATMONDAY
DistiIlers, With Crabb on Mound. TAI.
Wakes Into Camp on Home Ground.
by Score Of toll.
ONLY FIVE MORE HOME DArEs
After Islanders Leave on Road IT.,
Thursday Six More Games win Re
Played Here This Season.

GAMES TOMORROW.
Peoria at Rock Island.
Quincy at Moline.
Hannibal at Davenport.
Bloomington at Rockford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15

Sherman. Texas, Aug. 15.-ROss
Young, outfielder Of the Sherman
Western association team. was sold
TO the New York National league club
Yesterday. The sale price was an
nounced as $4,000 cash Young led
the league the first half OF the season
with a mark of .345.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
BY CARL Ed.

Six teams in the Three-Eye Ieagus
enjoyed a layoff yesterday as reTlf
OF an arrangement made last week
when Monday game was moved for-
ward a day, making 10 a double-head.
er for Sunday. This plan was tried ~
the Rock Island, Moline and Davenpor,
clubs, and secured additional quar-.
ters for each, as Monday crowds arc
always small This is the first time n
the history of the league the stunt has
been tried and IL proved a success
The Islanders meet Peoria today and
tomorrow in the final games before
long road trip. Thursday Manager
Bay viii take his men TO Hannibal for
two days, then 10 Quincy, Blooming
ton and Peoria, rertuuing To Rock Is
land Aug. % for two games with Rock
ford. The Islanders have but five more
home days this season, two with
the Wakes, Aug. % and 26, two with
Moline, Aug. 81 and Sept /, and
dOuble-header with Davenport Labor
day, which winds up the season.
Clyde McBride's injured ankle has
nearly healed and he will probably get
into the game today or tomorrow. Red
Lynch, who was helping out in left
field, is still free agent The stock
holders of the local club will hold a
meeting tonight TO discuss the fnan-
Cial situation. Although receipts Sun
day helped out TO a great extent, 1t Is
known fact that the club is none too
/ well off in the matter of funds and
with but five more home days TO 20 on
it is hardly likely that it will finish on
the long end.
Moline boosters held a banquet last
night at the Moline club TO discuss the
| baseball situation in the Pillow City.
Ten-cent baseball may become a Ger.
tainty there Books are being sold at
So each and they hold good for 100
games and may be used next season.
If all of the books are sold baseball Is
assured for Moline in 1917. Although
no reports have been made by the vari-
GUS committees, it is understood that
the books are selling fast.
Wakes Drop Second Game.
Rockford, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-PeOria had
more luck in placing hits yesterday
and defeated the locals TO /, In the
only Three Eye league game yester-
day. Score: RHE.
Peoria 1031OOOO1-6 3 1
Rockford ....-OO0OOO001-1 o
Batteries-Crabb and Sullivan; Rel
ger and Kern.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
BAKER WILL RETURN
TO THE GAME SOON

New York, Aug l5-This week
probably will see the return TO active
service Of J. Franklin Baker, slugglhg
third baseman of the Yankees. BAKE,
has been out of the game seyerA
weeks with three fractured ribs re-
ceived when ne ran into the grand
stand i'm a chase for d high foul AZ the
Polo grounds Maree and High, othel
cripples, returned Saturday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
On Ole Side1ines


Peoria today and tomorrow. Then
the Islanders leave for an eight-day
road trip, visiting Hannibal, Quincy,
Bloomington and Peoria in turn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15

Mollwitz; three-base, Rausch; home
run, Rausch Strike outs-By McCon-
nell, |; by Packard, I; by Toney, l.
Bases on balls-On Mcconnell, /; off
Toney, l. Double plays-Grifith to
Lauder; Lauder TO Emmer to Chase.
Left on bases Chicago, 3 Cincinnati,
3. Umpires-Rigler and Harrison.
Time-1:35.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15
CUBS SLIP FAST;
LOSE s IN A ROW
LOwly Reds Lace LuckleSs Bruins in
Second Straight, 6 to 3, With
Tony on the Slab.

Cincinnati, Aug. 15.-The Cubs
dropped their eighth straight game
here yesterday afternoon when they
lost the second edition of the series
with the Reds. The final score was 6
to 3. Fred Toney was the hurler who
did the trick for the boys over the
Rhine, and the Bruins did not have
Inolr-in Gcnrn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-15

Rockford, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-Peoria had
more luck in placing hits yesterday
and defeated the locals to /, In the
only Three Eye league game yester-
daV Score. r n l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23

lDokoaczens ma stronicy aei).
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Amerykanski okret "a
atakowany przez nur.

Washington, %. sierpnia. -
Z wiarygodnych zrodei dowie.
dziano sic tutaj, &c amerykahski
parowiec ,,Owego" zostal zaata-.
kowany przez nur niemiecki, kto-
ry wypuscil nan torpedo W Kama
! la Brytyjskiem j zewv sekfetafz
stanu Lansing zwrocil sic W tel
sprawie do rzadu berliiiskiego
zadaniem wyjasnienia. Jest ona
ma razie oslonieta Gala mgia taje-
mnicy i wyszia ma jaw dopiero
wskutek depeszy Z Niemiec,
stwierdzajacej wysianie odnosneJ
noty przez Stany Zjednoczone.
Zreszta Berlin twierdzi, ze mic O
tym wypadsu mu ME wiadomo /
takze utrzymujc odnos1me do ME-
go scisia tajemnice.
,Owego" jest parowcem o
1872 ton pojemnosci i wyp}ynal
by} portu nowojorskiego 1890
1ipca, dazac do Rotterdamu, gdzie
przybyl 1890 bm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23

kalnym - Buigarzy kontyn-
genSem niemieckim. znajduJQ
Gym sic ma skrzydle prawen,
Centralnych pra nap0ludnie, by
przeciwwazyc ofensywe Sprzy,
mierzonych W centrum i pewne
Powodzenie majq w tel taktyce
Ma lewem ich skrzydle, gdzie a.
takuja w kierunku Seres, wkra-
czajac do Grecyi, podobno wal
CA juz Grecy take, lecz ME-
ma o tenn wiadomoSci pewnych
Mad Struma angielskie bateryc
SLIME wstrzymaiy zapedy owe
buigarskie.
Berlin-Sofia, 23-go sierpnia. -
Donosza Z ba}kanskiego frontu,
IL Buigarzy i Niemcy uprzedzilj
znakomicie inicyatywe Sprzy,
mierzonych W ruszeniu ofenSy.
wy macedoiskiej znaczne jui
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23

odnieSli sukcesy; w szczegolno-
sci: zdobyto wSzystkie wysunie-
te pozycye serbskie na prawem
skrzydle, a ma lewem wyparto
Francuz6w / Anglikow mad
Strumy w punktach Butkova i
Tahinos, gdzie rzeka rozlewa sig
szeroko, tworzac jezioro. Ma
froncie serbskim zdobyli Buiga-
rzy i Niemcy wazne miasta Ka-
storia Korica, daleko ma po-
iudnie cd granicy greckiej, Flo
rina juz dawniej zosta1o zajete
- Serbowie ma caiej tel hnii od-
padli w giab Grecyi. Dowodzi
wojskami buigarsko-niemie--
ckiemi gen. Mackensen, wodz
.Centralnych w zesz}orocznej
Rampant serbskiej. (Najzdolniej-
sly podobno general niemieck;,
Anglik Z pochodzenia. Przyp.
Red. D. c.
Paryi, 2S-go sierpnia. - Ra-
port francuski podaje, IL wojska
Sprzymierzonych zdobyly przez
Butgarow trzymane forty slime
Cucurlu Kaimakadar - w cen.
trum, gdie walki tocza sic zacie-
te; drugiem najgoretszem walk
ogniskiem jest okolica mad Stru
ma miedzy Bejrekli a Kavjala.
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WIESCIZBALKANU.
Ofensywa Sprzymie-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bufgarow.
Londyn, 2S-go sierpnia.

Londyn, 23-go sierpnIa. - Z
Salonik donosza, IL W formula
cej sic ofensywie Sprzymierzo-
nych ma macedonskim froncie -
w centrum mad Wardarem RE
Ia zdobyli Francuzi i sprzymie-
rzency wazne pozycye ma zachod
Cd doliny rzeki owej; ma skrzy-
dlach obu straze przednie cOtne
~ sic pred silna ofensyw9 Btu
garow. Ma ca}ej linii toczy sic
bitwa juz trzeci dzien - centrum
stanowi partya Cd Waroar& =
jcziora i miasta Dorian: wszy-
stkie pozycye ma tel partyi So W
ogniu silnym. atak Sprzymie-
rzonych rozwija sic i odnosi
sukcesy: najwazniejszym jest
zdobycie Lomnicy CORY okoli.
cy ma zachod cd Wardaru. Ma
skrzydiach atakuja Bulgarzy
ma prawem skrzydle Sprzymie-
rzonych mad Struma rzeka, W
okolicy Seres - wysuniete od-
dziaiy francuskie cofneiy sic przed
naporem Przewaznych sii bu}-
garskich, lecz przeprawy Stru-
inv SLIME So trzymane przez
Francuz6w. Ma lewem skrzydle
Sprzymierzonych Serbowie So
w walce zacietej; zrazu cofneli
sic oni pod naciskiem Buigarow
Niemc0w, lecz wkoncu odebra-
Ii glowne swe pozycye mad Je-
ziorem Ostrovo i doko}a mia
steczka tejze navy Faktycznie
ma CALVIN froncie cd Seres po T.
zioro Presba szereg bitew sic
toczy o charakterze narazie 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23
Biskup Muldoon apeluje
do kobiet.

Nowy York, %. sierpnia. -
Ma odbywajacym sic tu Sejmie A
merykahskiej Federacyi Stowa-
rzyszei Katolickich wypowie.
dial znamienna move JE. ks,
biskup Muldoon z Rockford, ILL.,.
apelujac glownie do kobiet, aby
ME usuwa}y sic cd piracy spolecz.
nej wraz innymi.
ME pozostawajcie W tyle" -
mowii on 49, Il ME mowcie: My.
katolickie niewiasty, ME jestes--
my pozadane w tel piracy" Was
ne mole doswiadczenie przekony-
wa mnie o tenn, ze ludzie innego
wyznania ME tylko odnosza sic
szczerze do mas katolikow, ale
staraja sic mas pozyskac dls
wspobpracy dla dobra ogolnego.
Ale, przykro mi powiedziec, jest
takze prawda, &c my katolicy nie
wypeinilismy swego udziaiu W
piracy spo}ecznej."
Zachecajac W dalszym ciagu
siuchaczy, ably chetnie brali u
dzia} W tel piracy, zaznaczyl now
ca, ze jesli niewiasty qkatolickie
dalej beda sic cd niej odsuwac,
podejma ia zywioly socyalistycz-
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Stanowisko Grecyi.

Ateny, 2S-go sierpnia. - Sta
nowisko Grecyi - wciaz niezde-
cydowane: So pogioski, IL Gre
cy juz walcza Bu}garami mad
Struma i W okolicy Kastoria-Ko-
RIGA; komendant grecki w SereS
miaf powolac rezerwy posiik,
ludnosci okoliczne; wrazenie to
ma,czynic wielkie:w caiej Gre
cyl: wszedzie mowia entu-
zyazmem O bohaterach z Sere.
~zdaje sic Grecya GAIA paia
5adza walk po stronie Sprzymis-
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Koleje uznaja 8godzinny
dzien piracy.

Washington, %. sierpnia. =
Starania prezydenta Wilsona ce-
lem odwrocenia grozacego ma ko-
lejach bezrobociS zostaly uwief--
czone pomyslny1ni sleutkami i
MONA juz GAIA pewnoscia po--
wiedziec, re do strajku ME dol
die. Rokowania ME So jeszcze
definitywnie zakohczone i W CA
sic ich moze zajsc jeszcze nieje-
dno nieporozunienie, nieraz sy-
tuacya moze znow sic wydaG ky
tyczna, ale mimo to jasnem juz
jest, ze wiasciwe przesilenie Mi
nelo i do wstrzymania ruchu ma
kolejach ME dojdzie.
Reprezentanci zarzadow kolejo
wych postanowili przyjac w "a
sadzie plan porozumienia przed--
stawiony przez prezydenta Will
soma i sprawe funkcyonaryu-
szami w nysl jego wskazowek
zalatwic, a ma te decyzye wply-
neli wielcy kapitalisci, Z ktory-
mi ci reprezentanci pozostaja W
ciaglej komunikacyi lotorych in
teresy zbyt mocno zosta}yby ma
Szwank narazone, gdyby bezro--
bocie wybuchlo i wszystkie po-
ciagi stanely. Oni - to dotych--
czas swym wp}ywem przeszka--
dali przyjeciu projektu pana
Wilsona, spodziewajac sic, re u
porem znlusza go do ustepstw,
lecz gdy spostrzegli, re sic pod
tym wzgledem przerachowali, "a
trabili do odwrotu w obawie
STRAIT, jakieby i'm groziiy, wobec
tego reprezentanci kolejowych
kompanii zdecydowali sic uznac
oSmiogodzinny dzien piracy. Ma
razie ME wiedza oni sami jeszcze
dokiadnie, jak daleko posunac W
zamian "a to swoje zadanie spo-
dziewac sic. MONA przewlekiych
upartych targow, podstawa je-
dnak porozumienia zostaia juz O.
siagnieta.
Obecnie wiec sytuacya przed--
stawia sic mniej wiecej jak naste-
puje:
l. Koleje godza sic W zasadzie
ia oSmiogodzinny dzieli piracy, a
pozostaja do omowienia jeszcze
blizsze jego warunki i szczegoiy.
2. w zamian "a to zadac beda
gwarancyi podniesienia opfat
frachtowych, jezeli dochodzenie
wykaze, re redukcya godzin pra-
cy spowodowala dla mich TAXI
wzrost wydatkow, kt6remu ME So
W moznoSci sprostac.
3. Domagac sic tez beda, ably
W sprawie wszelkich dalszych "a
dan decydowa}a komisya arbitra-
cyjna, ktora ma bye stworzona
jako stale dzialajaca instytucya
federalna.
Dalsze rokowania prezyden--
TEN Wilsonem prowadzic bedzie
konlitet, reprezentujacy zarzady
kolejowe, W sklad ktorego wcho-
;dza: Hale Holden, w. A. After
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23
Rosyanie ma Bafkanie.

Paryz, 2S-go sierpnia. - Ma
Balkan, do Salenik przyby} caio
potezny kontyngens wojsk ro-
syjskich pod generaiem Frede-
ricksem: oddziaI ten wynosi
$4,000 zo4nierza, doskonale e
kwipowanego; postawiono go po
naradzie ca}ego wojennego szta-
bu Sprzymierzonych ma serb
skiej partyi frontu macedohskie-
go, gdzie dowodzic beda nastep-
ca tronu serbski. ks. Alexander
j general Fredericks. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23

rzonych, oburzona zachowaniem
sic Bulgaryi gwa}cacej raz wraz
ska powiada, il rzad greek ,
komenda naczelna wydaiy roz-
kaz garnizonowi Seres cofat
sic i wszelkich stare dalszych u
nikac. -. Podobno rzady ME
miecki bulgarski wystosowaty
do greckiego zapewnienia, IL Ka-
vala i Seres ME beda zajete przez
Bu}garow. Wielkie wrazenie wy
wolaIo przybycie ma Balkan
Wioch6w a. zwfaszcza Rosyan:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23

.(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2 ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-23
F. Green wraca Z wyprawy arkbczne

bury, Fairfax Harrison, R. S. Lo.
vett, E. P. Ripley, A. H. Smith,
Frank Trumbull / Daniel Will
lard, prezydenci naiwiekszych IL
nil kolejowych W kraju.