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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

WILL SHOW NO MERCY
Indignation of Congress Aroused at
Murder of Americans-State De-
partment's Demands.

Washington, Jan. 13.-Official con-
frmation of the killing of the Ameri-
can, Bert Kramer, pf kramer's ranch,
and unconfrmed reports of the mas
sacre of twelve more Americans in
cluding two women in Chihuahua by
Mexican bandits frightened the ten
sion in official circles today.
The report came from Ell Pasco and
so far it has been impossible to con-
firm the story from the Mexican in
terror.
Five hundred CarranZa troops to-
day are in pursuit of the bandits who
slew seventeen Americans in Chihua-
hua on Monday. The Carranza SOL
diers have instructions to show the
murderers no mercy if they catch
them.
/. Carranza's soldiers are sent in re-
sponse to emphatic demands from
this Government that he hunt down
and punish the bandits.
When Congress reassembled for
today's session there were indications
that a storm of debate would break
out again over the Mexican sltua-
ton. Despite the desire of Admins
trat;on leaders to curb bitter utter
ances in both houses, the Indignation
of the legislators is such that as
the outrageous nature of the MeXl-
can massacre grows upon the mind,
Senators ara House members find it
difficult to restrain themselves.
-, Tho Administration today gave no
sign of change in its Mexican policy
For, the present, it is thought. the
State Department will stand upon its
demand that Carranza punish the
offending bandits and assure the safe
ty of Americans in Mexico.
The cyclone of debate which broke
over Congress at the receipt of the
news of the massacre was only the
forerunner of other storms. The sit
uation today is full Of dynamite. On
the other hand the Wilson Admins
tration will not, under present circum
stances. reverse it's policy. This has
been made plain. Having recognized
the Carranza government, and hav-
ing appointed an ambassador to MeXl-
co City, the President will give Car
ranza a chance to demonstrate what
he can do.
The bandit outrage which has stir
red so much tumult will not swerve
the President from the course he has
mapped out. The State Department
will insist on the Carranza govern
ment in good faith seeking to punish
the murderers, but at the same time
it is repeating its warnings to Am
ericans to keep out of the disordered
parts of Mexico.
Ell Paso. Jan. 13 = Carrying its
death cargo in eighteen black Mexi-
can caskets, the train with the eigh-
teen victims of the Santa Ysabel mas
sacre arrived here today.
A silent crowd of several hundred
friends and relatives gathered at the
old Santa Fe Station to meet the
train, sorrowfully watched the cask-
cts transferred to automobile trucks.
piled two and three high, covered with
a tarpaulin and taken to the morgue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
ESSAYS SUBMITTED.

Eleven essays on the life Of Rob
ert E. Lee have been submitted by
pupils of the Alexandria High School
for the prize contest under the aus
pices of R. E. Lee Camp, Confeder-
ate Veterans. The judges, John NJ
johnson, E. C. Graham. and the Rev
J. w. Duffey, are now considering
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
new RAIL line
n is CHARTERED. /.
Road is to be Constructed
From Washington to
Newport News
STEP FOR TIDEWATER
Construction of Line Means Tremend-
Gus Development of Eastern.
Section of Virginia.

What is generally regarded as an
important step toward better rail-
road transportation for Eastern Vir-
ginia and Maryland was taken yester-
dav when formal application was
made to the State Corporation Com
mission to charter the Washington
Newport News Short Line.
This company, it is officially an
nounced is to be the consolidated
company of the Norfolk, Washington
and New York Railway and the 20
tomac River and Baltimore Railway.
These two companies, both of when
have already been chartered, are part
of the same system, but as one Is
to operate in Virginia, and the other
in Maryland. the financial interests
backing the new enterprise deemed 1t
hest TO organize consolidated COM
pany for the two.
As soon as practicable after the
new charter has been granted by the
Corporation Commission, construction
work is expected to be begun on the
railroad. This will be pushed rapidly
not only because of the recognized
needs of the sections through which
it will pass. but also because the
rights of way decided the companies
contain provision that the line must
be completed and in operation by De-
cember 81, 1919.
Discussing the plans of the Wash
ington- Newport News Short Line
Charming NJ. Ward. president of the
Norfolk, Washington and New York
Company gave out the following
statement:
"Those of us who have been in
terested in the economic development
of Eastern Virginia are satisfied that
the charter of the consolidated COM
pany marks the last preliminary to
actual construction.
"As the name indicates, the two
lines covered by the charter of the
consolidated company will give short
line transportation from Washington
to Newport News. From Newport
News, where we have met with every
encouragement, the line will pass
through the town of Hampton and
Elizabeth City county. will cross the
York by bridge to Gloucester Point
and proceed thence through Glouces-
ter, MiddleseX Preaching Saluda) and
Essex Counties, to the Rappahannock
near Leedstown, across that river by
bridge, and through Westmoreland
and King George to Metomkin Point
on the Potomac, which is also to be
crossed by bridge. North of that
river the line will go through Charles
and Prince George Counties, Maryland
will pass Ipdian Head and will final
ly connect with the Shepard's branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio at the
District of Columbia boundary line,
affording through transportation via
the Pennsylvania as well as the Bal
timore and Ohio. From Leeds town
branch will run through Westmore
land, Richmond, Lancaster and North
cumberland Counties to Chesapeake
Bay A little later we hope to estab-
lish connection at New castle on the
Pamunkey with the extended Rich
mond and Rappahannock Railway.
"We have been much encouraged
at the support given us and are con-
fident of success, in an undertaking
| that will open one Of the most fertile
and certainly one of the most isolat-
ed sections of the Atlantic scaboard."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

Funeral services for William j.,
Toler,, who died Tuesday night, were
held this afternoon from his home,
217 south Fayette street, and were
conducted by the Rev. Edgard Carr
penter. rector of Grace Episcopal
Church. The body was sent to Lynch
burg, for interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

FOR SALE~One burner New Meth
cd gas range, perfect condition; al
so one Lion water heater; outfit
worth $50, will sell for $40. Apply
lO01 King street. 13-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
BANK ELECTS OFFICERS

The directors of the Alexandria Ma
tional Bank met this morning and re-
elected the following officers: Judge
c.. E. NicoI, president; William B.
Smoot. vice president and }. L. Per-
ry, cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

In police Court this morning DeX-
ter Henderson, young white man,
was sentenced to pay fine of SO
for false pretences.. Henderson rep
resented himself as; an agent for a
sewing machine agency and collected
s1.50 from colored woman for. a
machine which was never delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

FOR SALE-one Horse and Buggy,
formerly used by the Chief of the
Fire Department. Apply to c. ]. w.
Summers, Chairman Fire Commit
tee. 12-5t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
LOCAL BREyITIEs

At the Methodist ProtestantChurch
tonight the subject, for the revival
service will be "The Suffering
Christ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

Norfolk Oysters at the Rammel
Cafe. as..e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

Norfolk Oysters at the Rammel
Cafe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
DAILY REMINDERS
Ianicurist at Union Barber Shop

Manicurist at Union Barber Shop
Adv.
Round the island in auto, $500
Lewis Etsables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Exclusive corset shop, "The Good
win," rms. 21-22. Pantheon bldg.-Ady
Fine garden soil for sale cheap
Call up George Yamaoa, phone 2157.-
Adv.
Keeping in touch with the ads is q
necessary part of good home manage
ment
II you keep boarders let the Star
Bulletin Want Ads keep your tables
full. Phone 4911.
Call up 25I1 and ask for Charles
Reynolds; twin six Packard car, 1900.
Young Hotel Auto Stand.-Adv.
The group photos of the Punahou
scholars are for sale at Perkins
studio, Fort and Hotel streets. ADV
You win set better table and still
save money If you take advantage oil
Henry May & Co.'S Wednesday Spe
Gals. - ~
When; You need paint, get the best
! That means w. p. Fuller & Co. E
pure prepared paint, and they sell Il
at Lever & Cookies.
Now is the time to buy Sterling sill
yer toilet articles. You can get them
at half price from H Culman Com.
pany, corner Hotel and Fort streets.
Wherever the skin is broken on
your horse il may be quickly healed
by the use of Horse Comfort. Obtain
It from the California Feed Company
Ltd.
The Royal Typewriter combines all
the advantages of the other modern
writing machines added to that of a
low price. See it at Hawaiian News
Company.
You can eliminate the trouble of
clips and pins in fastening papers If
you use a Bump Paper Fastener.
They sell them at Hawaiian News
Company, Ltd.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

occurred took the field against the
Manchus. He was elected yice-pres-
ident of the Chinese republic at the
time Yuan Shih-Kai was named pres
ident, and has been active in promot-
ing good will among the warning ele-
ments.
When asked regarding Ii Yuan
Hung today Col-gen. d. j. Wudan.
leader of the Nationalist party in Ha-
waii, said: Lii Yuan Hung is good
man, and the revolutionists would not
oppose him He is honest, but has
not the backbone or the courage to
make successful president He has
new ideas and is a friend of the
people"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
local And GEN[RhL

Those taking part in the Punahou
Pageant who have not yet made ar
rangements for their. costumes are
requested to call at the ladies' room
at the University Club this af-
ternoon and confer with the costume
committee. IT, ID ~. t.:.~.
Endorsement of the Observer" a
contemplated weekly publication, as
an advertising medium was refused
by the advertising committee of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
The program for the Kamehameha
Day celebration and races was in
dorsed :... ~. Fl.
With the only biz submitted when
tenders were opened On Saturday at
the public works department for
blacksmith equipment at the Boys In
dustrial school, Waialee, the Won
Hamm-Young Company offered to fur
nish material for s16Si This includes
a screw-cutting engine lathe, a So
horsepower boiler, a drill press and
grinding stand. Es
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
LOCAL Chinese
SAYLIIS GOOD
man FOR time

e1f Yuan Shit-Kai had used the
same ability and courage in working
for the people Of China that he did "a
trying to better his own position, he
would have been great hero in CHI
ma, said Col-gen. ID. j. Wudan TO
day when asked to give his ideas on
the Chinese situation.
Yuan had courage. and China will
not see man like him again soon.
There is no other man in China today
who would have the courage to take
the stand that Yuan did. He vas a
clever man, with big ideas, and It is
unfortunate that he could not have
used his talents for the benefit Of the
4 Chinese people,"
That Ii Yuan Hung will remain as
president Of China until a general
election can be called is the belief
sof many Of the Chinese. IN Honolulu.
At the present time there are three
men who will be candidates for the
office of president. Dr. Sun Vat Sen
OF the Nationalist, Sun Chun Sen u
the Prcgressives and Dan Ki Sue. the
newly appointed premier at Picking.
Plans to elect q new congress or
reestablish the old congress, which
were abandoned by Yuan Shih.Kai,
will be the first move. according to
local Chinese, and the new congress
will then proceed to electsa newpres-
ident. i4gE1
Ii Yuan Hung, the new president Of
China, was the first military govern
or to declare Independence of the
Manchu dynasty in 1911 at the time
OF the first revelation. He has been
0 military man all of his life. and was
at one ftime prominent In the dlDlo.
Ii Yuan Hung received his educa-
ton in China, and upon leaving school
joined the naval corps, where he was
promoted. During the Japanese-Chi.
nese war he commanded a torpedo
boat which was blown up by TIE jap
anese. The young commander stayed
with his ship until the end, finally
jumping into sea, where he was
rescued.
Later he joir I'd the army, where he
was given eoiu and Of regiment at
Hupeh, and v isn the first revolution
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
CRATER FIRES ARE GIVING f
GREATEST SHOW SINCE '94
fstar-Bulletin b. Mutual wireless


declared TO be the most spectacular
In the of the kiauea since 1894
kauea" enhraed
express Il 800 feet in four
seething
toNyt the rim. 8 nuch the Big Island
A. NJ
Hho Railroad affairs
Of nagn display KHauea
Haemauau Wiressed to r. W. Shinse
benches
ably wonderful day since 1894 The sPeetae
uIsr eho contnue
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

s r = 54r+ Z & y I
lulu for an indefinite time, Mrs. Selby
is now with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Selby
in their apartment at Post and Jones
street San Francisco Chronicle.
/. = =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. G Miller gave a
supper and skating party Wednesday
evening. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Blyth, Miss Arabella
Schwerin, Miss Helen Keeney, Miss
Gertrude Hopkins, Miss Leslie Miller,
Miss Anne Peters, MI. Alfred Wool
sey, Mr.. Joseph Moody, Baron Heine
yon Schroeder and Mr.. Raymond
Bowers.-San Francisco Argonaut.
May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Pennoyer
gave a dinner recently and later with
their guests enjoyed a skating party.
The company Included Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Filler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
McNear, Mr. and Mrs. George 7. Cam
.eron, Mr.. William Hamilton, Mr.. Dom
aid Macdonald, and Mr.. Thomas Bax-
ter of Boston San Francisco Argon-
aut, May 20.
y
Mrs. j. Franklin Bell gave lun-
cheon Friday at her home at Fort Ma
son. The guests were Mrs. Eleanor
Martin, Mrs. Eben Swift, Mrs. Andrew
S. Rowan, Mrs Louis H. Bash, Mrs.
Norval Lane Nokes, Mrs. NJ. Runkle
and Mrs. Louis Burgess.-San Fran
cisco Argonaut. -. :....."...
" + = + y .s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Waldron OF
Honolulu gave dinner Monday at
the Cliff Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
dron will be in San Francisco several
weeks before they return to their
home in the islands.-San francisco
Chronicle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

Class Day exercises were to be held
by the preparatory department of the
Kamehameha Manual School on the
school campus this afternoon, being
one of the several features which will
mark the close of the school year.
The graduation exercises of the man
ual school will be held at o'clock
next Friday evening on the Bishop
Memorial chapel lawn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

Col George M. Dunn. military at
taehe to the American embassy at
Rome. has been ordered to San Anto-
MO, Tex. to become judge advocate
general of the southern department.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

lulu for an indefinite time, Mrs. Selby
is now with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Selby
in their apartment at Post and Jones
street. San Francisco Chronicle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02

Indyi. Wsr6d zabitych znaj ;
duje sic iona genera}a angiel'
skiego McLeoda. Morze W
cLwili katastrofy bvlo bar
dzo burzliwe stad ratunek 10,
idzian; byf nadzwyczajn!e u
trudniony. Natychmiast 2
|Dovru pospieszy}o pomoca
kilkanascie statk6w i tym
zawdzieczac nalezy il liczba
ofiar ME Jest ieszcze wleksza.
Katastrofa ME byta niespo-
dziana; wszyscy pasazerowie
znajdowali sic na pok}adzie,
zaopatrzeni W pasy bezpie.
cze6stwa, fodzie by}y gotowe
do spuszczenia, a nuimo to
fale poch}one}y biisko $50 ID
dzi. Zatoniecie statku ME
trwa|o dfuzej, niz 80 minut
w samej chwili toniecia sta
tex przewalii sic dnem do
cory da}a sic s}yszec la
MIN exp)ozya - widocznie
kotfy explodowa!y. Do osta-
taiej chwili kapitao cicero
vie z0stali ia statku ! 2 woody
Itch dODierO uratOWano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Dalsze Doniesienia.

PARYz 9 marca..-Raporty
fraccuskle donosza, il W
Szampanii skoncentrowany
)gie1 dzjat francuskich zna.
cznie uszkodzii ziemne forty.
fikacye linii niemieckirh toz
samo W Argonne W Lctaryn-
gil, gdzie pod St. Martin od-
parto silnv atak sill nirprzy.
jacielski. Esk* dra awiatycz.
ma fcancuska powodzeniem
bombardowa}a Metz ogromna
twierdze niemiecka naprze-
ciwko Verdun,u. Wielkie wy.
buchy ognja obserwowano
po rzucenic tam pociskow
francuskich. Dworzec koIei
tez bYf bombardowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
Wielka bitwa pod Verdun.
10000 Niemcow padlo.

f.ONDYN PARYz, J. marca.
-- Ponad 10000 Niemcow
pad}n inz W strasz|iwej Bit
w,e pod Ve'dur, kt6ra wy
cIada na o< tateczny nejwyz.
szy wysitek ofensywy ME-
noieckiej Faktem jest il ia
kiej furyi, takiego impetu a
taku N,emcy ME rozw'nehd"
tad W zadn-i 2 bitsw l atak
ten W podziw i zdum.enie
wprawia nawet Sprzymierzo'
nycb, kt6rycb prasa z powa'
ga patrzy ia t. zapasy sl'
gantvczne. dwu armi!, ktore
zdaja sic ndczuw"c, IL moze
cd tel w}asnie bitwv zalezy
los koniec wojny. z Niemiec
donosza, il usposobienie tam
lest wla5nie takie, ze bitwa
verduhska - zwycieska spro-
wadzi zakcnczenie wcjnv,
kt6rego sic spodziewaja ME
datej jak " roiowle kwietnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Il NlW PULSklCH
W AMERYCE
CHICAGO.
Dosta}a sic 1niedzy diva
WagonY.

Onegdai wieczorem " czasie
najwiekszego ruchu ma Mil
waukee ave-. dosta}a sic pc
miedzy diva wagony bole6-
ME pokaleczona zosta}a pani
J6zefina Malska, 1908. W.
Huron ul. Przechodzac przez
uI,ce, dosta}a sic pomjedzy
tramwaj Milwaukee ave., pc
d>acy W kierunku p6fnocnym
a tramwaj Armitage ave.. pc.
d,:acv W kierunku po}udnio-
wynn. Ofiare wypadko zabra-
no W ambn!ansie po]icyjnvm
do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Chcieli zobaczyc jk gdzie
indziej wyglqda.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, =
Dwai l6 letni cb}opcy Stanj.
s}aw Dm1 terko i Ludwik Gle
ska, kt6rzv Gale zycie mieszka
Ii W Glen Lyon, chcieli 20
baczyc jak to gdzie indziej
wyglada i zabawic sic przy-
tenn ma szeroklm swiecie. Me
grzeczna policya " Wilkes :.
Barre przeszkodzi}a obu pa
niczom " ich wycieczce do
Nowego Yorku j przvareszto-
wa}a pa stacyi " chwili pred
odjazdem pociagu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Podziia} Austryi.

LONDYN, l Marca. - Pra'
sowe So doniesienia Wegier,
il tam coraz silniei pog}ebia
sic niecbec do dalszego trwa'
MIA unil z AUSTRIA. Partya
niepodleg}o$ciowa, ia kt6rej
czele stoi hr Karoly i nastaje
by ME przyiac W chwiIi obec'
ne] systemu finansowego wy
r6wnania z Austrya, W kt6'
rem to wyr6wnaniu Wegry
niekorzystnis wycbodza -
zwtaszcza teraz, gdy wojna
sic toczy, kt6ra zacze'a Au-
strya i kt6ra trivia ME W we
gierskim interesie. Wegrzy sa
wog6le niesympatycznie u.
sposobieni do dalszej wojny
- prsgna pokoju, a wrodzy
So Niemcom, kt6rzY pra ma
Austrya, by spefni}a zadania
Rumunii, domagajacej sic
Siedmiogroda; nauto Niemcy
wykorzystuja Austrvei We.
cry, wybieraja rekruta i zy-
wnosc j wszelkie zasobv, u
bozac krai ludncsG. Uspo.
sobienie Jest takie, il sprzy~
jawydatnie separatystycznym
tendencyom Wegier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Wielka bitwa pod Verdulrl.

LoNDYN 2 marca-O)brzy-
mia bitwa pod Verdun, maj
wieksza cd czasu pedu ME-
m;eckiego na Parvz-wre W
caiej zaciek3osci, podobno
'juz ~ stron obu valley PC
|wyzei p6' miliona 'udzj, ME-
kt6re zr6d}a |icza mase zof-
nierza }acznle ze stron obu
tam skupioua pa wzwyz poi
tora miliopa ludz|! :. Ma
og6f nitma dis zrana ,r6zni~
cy w:elkiel Oh uk!adU pozy-
cvi sobotniego; Niemcy wzie'
Ii szereg zewnetrznyrh for
tow verdunskich. z tYch mai '
waznieiszy stalowy fort Dou'
aumont; nadto zdobyto forty
f.kacye Cham pneuville j Hsr-
doumont, a bvc moze tak&e
Cote de Ts]ou, o kt6rym u
trzyo>uja Niemcy, ze go zdo-
byli, a Francuz:, ii go ode
brali. Onegdaj by}o r6wniez
doniesiepie. ze F'rancuzi W
kolosalnyn' wprost rozpaczli-
wynn ataku odeorali Douau-
mont, lecz niewa potwler'
dzenia tel wiadomosci. Zresz-
ia bye moze, IL Francu>i fort
ode brali istotnie. Niemcy zas
" ponovnym ataku zdoby]i
go p1tem po raz drugi. Sa
tez doniesienia, il forty O.
puszczoue przez Francu26w-
ole sa jednak " mocy
Niemc0w, dlateEo, il ogieh
dziafowy ma ME skierowany
jest tax potwornie stras2)iwy,
10 mkt tam wytrzymac ab'
solutrie ME moze; forty owe
to kupy gruz6w i ruin, wsr6d
kt6ry, h explozye wybuchaja
jedna "a druga, bo magazvny
podziemne amunicyi i roiny
za}ozone dawniej wybuchaja
cd goraca, wstrzasu powie-
trza i ziemi, lub tez zapa)ane
przewodami elektrvcznymi.
'Wszvstko okazuje co to "a
piek}o ME do opisania musi
bye W tenn kotfowisku walk
nadlu dzkich -prawdziwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Uciekli zostawiac kazde swa
rodzine.

Z4brawszy z banku swe O.
szczednosci W sumie 5000,
Antoni Wasilewski 3811Com-
mercisl ave., South Chicago,
uciekl z Chicago W towarzy~
stwie zameznej kc biety, An
toninyBorowskiej z TolIeston,
Ind. kt6ra mezowi wzie}a
$450. Wasi!ewski porzucit
zone dwo ole dzieci, a Roro~
wska zostawi|a w domu me.
ia Z trojgiem drobnych dzia'
tex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Niemcy pod Verdun.

LoNDYN, | Marca. - WoJ
ska niemieckie W sile blisko
pod wodza ks. Fryde.
ryka WiIhelma atakuja zacie.
kie linie francuskie ma pre- I.
strzeni cd Malencourt do E
tain T. dyrektywa na olbrzy-
mia twierdze francuska Ve1.
dun; jedna z najsilniejs>ych
W s~iec;e; najw;eksza forsa
ataku rozwinieta jest miedzy
Bra bant q Ormes; Berlin
donosi, Il Nancy zdobyli
tam szesc POI mill frontu
francuskiego, Paryz przyzna-
]e pew::e stra:y, Iecz ME tax
zuaczne. Of!ary w ludziach
ze stron nbu o|brzymie bi.
twa toczy sic dalej, a potrwa
zapewne jeszcze dni wiele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Walki " Polsce.

=. PIoTRoGR6D, 2 marca-M -Maio
nowin: Niemleckie ae, oplauy
Da linii Dzwiny rekouesan-
suja pilnie, rzucaja pocisk.
W okollcY Rygi, Dzwi6ska,
Friedrichstaudtu, ,Jacobstadtu
nuksty, Jxkullu; mad Dzwili-
skiem widziano diva balony
niemieckie. Pozycye rosyj-
skie mad Jeziorem Szwen.
to1skiem by}y SLIME bombar-
dowane przez Niemc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-02
Okret ginie - a ma MIN l47
Ludzi.

LONDYN, 2 marca. Paro.
vice "Maloja'' nalezacv 10
firmy "Penninsulsr aud O..
rental Line" ,najecbaF ma nil
ne hiemiecka w kanale o ja-
kie z mile Cd Dovru i zatona}
W L6f godzinY; ma statku
znajdowa}o sic !oko}o 320 0.
sob pasazer6w j za}og; z licz-
by tej 147 zagine}o, " tenn
III Hindus6w. dazacych do