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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
BANKARD RETURNS
REMARKABLE CARD
Western Golfer Makes q SO In
First Round Of Palm
Beach Tourney.

PALM BEACH, FLA, March 1..-F. II.
Bankard. Jr.. secretary OF the western
Golfers Association. had a remarkable
card Of IS to-day In the hrst round Of
match play OF the Florida State cham
pionship golf tourney He had won the
qualification yesterday with a Is. and
agreed TO play the full course after a
number OF bets were placed tina, he
would no equal this score to-day.
Bankard started poorly with u ) on
tho first. = par Q hole and took "A :
on the short second. where 3 Is DOGGY.
lie caualici bogey and better for the
res, of the outward journey. clipping
one from the record on the ffth and
sixth. and . from the ninth. IA $50
yard hole where he ran down IL long
putt for a 3. This put him out tn S2
and he was back in 80. having lost
two strokes OH the short twelfth.
bankard's card
Eat ,.. sstSsSts$-;i-
Another surprise was the defeat OF
James r.. Hyde. south Shore, "a former
state champion. by George Brokaw.
Piping Rock. who had him . and !:
Reginald Lewis. Wyksgyl, another
favorite. came through easily. the ound
developing three extra hole contests,
Hugh Willouehby. Winuood. defeating
G. L.. Smithers. GleHview. IN the first
flight: George y. Morse. Rutland, win
ming from David WagstafY. Piping Rock.
n the second. and c. J. F'elber. Lacrosse.
peating job II. Packard. ~Sunnybrook.
In the fourth division. all on the nine
centh hole. The summary:
First Fiisht-r. II. BankArd. Ir. Chi
csgo. defeated Alexander Julian. .Cincin-
nsti ,;oif club, I and i: Quintin F"i'ner.
New York. non from Russell q colt. N"w
York. by default: George T broks~. Ply
Ing Rock. defeated James H. Hyde. south
shore. . and ! Reginsld ~. Lewis. Nyk-
agy.. defeated sinclair Borden. Col'ins-
wood. 3 and ?. ". A. knight. 81 Ausus-
,inc COZ Club. defeated u. Murrsy.
l~4hnundesis, : and ! Hurh Wiloukhby.
Ir.. N~ynnwoo!. defeated 4. T. >ntth.r,
G'snvlev. ! up Il. ho,osI. ieorec W.
WATT. Durham. defeated John " Ali"f,
Noutc,air. . and ! II II R"ud, Town and
country. defeated BENJAMIN R"s'n'hai.
ss.e'c,eSii fuszE,-r-sd.ri:k T r%r,inshqy.
AsheSilis. . AMI = y. 7. Carly, Pine Val
Icy. defeated Walter G W'thc-6cc. Fort
Henri. : and .. Courtlsni u Barnes. ZIP
Ing Rock defeated y. \. Trout. Lancaster,
. and !, George ,. Mors", Rutland. de-
feated David WaEstsn. Piping Rock. ! up
Is ho,esi. y. L. Buck, beverly, defeated
Dewitt ragr, Rockawny Hunt ; and I.
Henry y Iippitt. -AesOam. d%.fcait-i -.
smith. oakland, defeated II. u Roger,
Avondale. 3 and :, snd y 9 Warren.
Mirikshds. defeated Chauuccy olcoit. Ssr-
atogH, I and 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
MRS. MUNS0N LEADS GOLFERS.
Wsv Gard Best N QuaIifytns
Round At 0eileaie.

pEiLEAiR. Fla. March Mrs. George
; Munson OF the Merton Cricket Club
"a a held cf nearly forty women golfers
'o.day In the qualifying round OF the
annual woncn's championship OF the
Belleair Country Club. She made \ fine
= over the No. . course, going out In
20 and coming home in ~. Her golf
IN tho inward journey was especially
good.
There was a tie for second place be.
;Neen Mrs. L. q. Jones Of Memphis. Y
former southern champion. and Miss
Marjorie Edwards Of Midlothian. who
agured prominently In women's tourna-
ments In the West. Each made the
round Ia i04. Two sixteens qualified for
ne match play rounds which will begin
to-morrow. The summary
First sixtoen-Mrs. q. NJ. Munson
Nctior. 80. 49,. Mrs. 7. q. Jones
Memphis. 50. is--iot; Miss Marjorie Ed
astd. Midlothian. 81. f-l0t. Mrs. a
-hofndike. Sioux City. IS, to-io5; Mis-.
VI Alexander. south : ore. Chicago. 50. "a
-ips. Mrs. T. r. Cole, Northland. ~. y
100. Miss Hazel Ford. Ekwanok. 50. -
los; sliss susan Pond. Rcehes,er' s;, u
a. so--llo; M,~ \: Morrison. oakmon;
.. 5,-ii.; Mrs J. A. Moore. Sleepy
Hollow. So. si-ii3: Mrs. r. c. Thornc
south shore. Chicago. SIS. 6s--ii3; Mrs
: shepard. Jr.. Rhode Island. ~. st-ii3
Mrs. r NICK. Cook. Allegheny. IS. 5s-u3
Nr-. j. Dilworth. Allegheny, 80, bf-lla
Mas II. Morrison, s1. 5s-llo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
UAREz RACING RESULTS.

r-t nace-Selins. three-year-o,ds and
Apetf' seven turiongs-Nlso 10 'Senam.
,s,.,' : to " l. 20 I ana TO even y; w and
g. y. T. = 10 / and even, third. Time,
- 9. Eugene Sues, Jack Harrison
r.... karc-Selling three-year.oids
AZ upward, On" mile-Hardy. lo7 tBua-
VOW, 70 ey"n and to 2 %on; AeI a.
.~..a.. Irinccss Jauicc, lo7 tPanley,.
- - ! and even. third Time.
20 t. E.cc,roSan' Mas'sr Joe, E G
''n.. 1c,e Ike and Rake also ran.
.'.'' Race selling four-year-olds ana
I've and one.halt furlongs-Dusky
r" .,o'" GRAND. IO+ tMorys,. : to l.,
~ '.# TO 10, second lady Young.
100. I 70 !. 4 to 8 and 6 10 10.
'- T.u, i-Of ~. Capt. Druse, Tower.
u ..'. WINS, Jolly Tar. Tiger Bill
,r'.. l,,g"-oSGy,ns nsna'0Ip ni,o ,hrse.
a'' y son Dash, 80 lBuch,e.,.. 70
- : i0d out, second Gen. Pickett. s5
a. T'.''Tl. 10 l.. 3? 10 I and out. third,
49, Busy Edith ana kittie May
'"r h~acs-seiing; three-year.oids and
r. nv" for' ongs- Harry l.. iio
% rrtG,'1'",,,.. ~ ,r f no . "T I'd e 70 Z;
i ?. OBJ. second, Eui,anks, ITO lFeo-
Geo " 10 I ,nd oven, third .Tim",
stella CRANE. Phyllis An'oinott'.
I.t1 Man and Dixie Nina also ran:
49, 'tre--S cllinr; four year-olds ana
li.r. nv and one-hslf furlonxs-Val:
..f' 10, IHtyes,. : 10 l., . to and
F. o. and sven .ecoad Han. Horn.
.m t'm6. 90; . Ms. Fielder 1as cecil.
"a, ar. odd cross and Psjsrests s'so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
HARVARD EXPELS
FOOTBALL STARS
Gilman. Enwright and Boles
Arc Dropped for Poor
scholarship.
BIZ LOSS TO f

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March Three Of
uaryards hes, football players were ex-
,,llcJ to-day for poor scholarship. They
are John s.. Gilman OF Honolulu. ALL
American tackle on last years eleven
mi csptain-clect of the 1915 team ;
rhonas II. Enwright Of Fall River.
Mass. a haltback who vas kept nj OF
he big games last fall by poor studies.
ard william d. Boles OF Boston. half
n,ck last fall and the hest pitcher on
,ho varsity baseball squad his spring.
holes. Enwright and Eddie Mahan
we're with other Harvard men at the
.Nip." a bohemian cafe on fremont
street. Boston, tonight. where much sor-
rov ut Harvard's football prospects was
drowned. Poor scholarship is the rea-
.on asigned by the Harvard faculty for
Is action. but the whereabouts Of the
football PLAYERS tonight ac~centuates gos-
in. which has been common Of late and
ahich was probably a contributory rea
sor.
None ~ the three expelled athletes
AN return 20 college again n the faculty
,hiaes by its usual procedure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
hampton Willard and His Challenger Haze a Very Busy Day With the Cloves
n. Y. A. G. swoRDndEN LOSE.
BostOn Fencers beat The0 ~
score Of 4 20 4.

BosroN, Nass. March 7.--Me,nbcrs OF
the Sword Club OF Boston won from
the New York Athletic Club team. 8 to 4,
In the Eastern team duelling sword
championship al the F'enway Studio 10.
night. .. u. M~ac1.aughlin. the former
Harvard captain. WAS the big point win
ner for the local organization. He de-
featcd In succession Paul A. Curtis. +. =.
Curt and Leo Nuncs Of The New York
team.
Fred W. Allen Of Boston. who for
many years represented the Boston Ath-
letic Association IN the fencing field.
VOL Two Of his matches. defeating cur
It's and Curt. In his bout with Nune
the pair double touched. Nunes was the
only visitor to win a bout, getting the
better Of hts engagement with Frederick
Schenck of he Boston cam. Curtis
and Curti caine of even In their bout
with Schenck. both double touching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
EVER HoPATC0NG REGATTAs.
Daily Two q Month Hereafter In.
stead Of weekly.

The governing board of the Lake
'iopa,cong Yacht Club were guests at
Inner last night at the Hotel Bristol OF
nc commodore, George y, Seger. Mayor
- Passlic. ~. J. 1t was decided to
old only two regattas u month instead
me each week. but there will be a tea,
lance and dinner every saturday.
The officers elected and
naa.rnuen named were: Commodore.
George y. Seger; vice-commodore. IL. J.
Ke,chun: rear cor modore. II. Carlton
Baker; fleet captain. J. Fred Runyon :
Heet surgeon. Lewis S. Pitcher secre-
ary, Hamilton Peiz, Jr.: m
'a.rmen: House. u j. ketcham re-
gat,a, W. o. Knudsen entertainment
Harry u. N%orthrup: aquatic sports IL.
c, Baker; membership. James Baker
and tennis, Louis Schwab.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
81 NOrlCHa.

HUTTON. HESRIETTA-In pursu,,c.
o! an oruer o.! nOnora ple John p Con -.
Q surrogate OF the Count, OF NeA pmaa'
So,.C, - he1eh' 60. go 90, IL -
having N.a!fns against Hcuriatts iiI,to,
late OF the County OF NeN York. lere.S..
to present the same with vouchers, thersoi
TO the supsrribeu. at their pace ct t-An.I~t
Ing business AZ the office - Allen 4 C.,
mann. No 80 Wall street. in IA. c,,S"
>.w Io'k On - boz 80 N" an inv OF N,y
1915. Dated. New York. tho ls'h d,v .,
October. 1915. HENRY HUTTON FRED,
ERICK II. ALLEN. Adiniuis,rstors, : L a
ALLEN 4 CAMNANS. ATTORNEYS Tor ,ns
Administrztors. C. t. q. CO wall stree.
New YORK; CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
FURIOUS ATTACK
SHOWS WILLARD is FIT
fighting Boer Gives Champion Most Exciting Time He
Has Had Since He Started Training
Kauff Still q Holdout.

jess Willard. heavyweight champion,
ana Frank Moran. the challenger. put In
some really hard ticks yesterday In prep
aretion FOR their ten round battle At
Madison Square Garden the n,sht Of
March 90.
George Rodel. the fighting Boer, made
ms hrst appearance a. a sparrinx part.
ner OF Willard at the Pioneer Sporting
Club In the afternoon and gave big Jess
the most exciting time he Ia had since
he came East. Rodel took the place OF
Bob Williams. who had to knock of on
account OF a ring engagement. In two
rounds h Boer gav the champion
ABOUT as much exercise as he usually
gets In a days boxing.
Rodel tore into willard from tho starr
n kept elsmmlnG away with all his
might both for the head and BODY. The
only Time he let UP In his fa!!iike fury Of
attack was on those occasions when Will
lard popped him back with straight left
jabs or rights. Rode, tore away at biz
Jess's body so Justify AS to prove the
champion nj now 70 take n good past
ing In the mid section. At times VIII
lard made nc attempt I o block the
punches. Other times he s%mothered the
Beers leads while the blows we're 10
the air.
Another S~paPrSng Partaev.
Williams. who look part In a fsht
OF his own last night. will no on the
job again this afternoon X NJ for ser
vice. As Willard will then have foul
trainers hc will extend his boxing to
eight rounds. Al Reich Ia expected to be
on hand by the end OF the week and
by that time willard expects 70 be In
condition for ton rounds Of boxing.
Maxey B~lumenthal. Reich's manager,
notified Tom Jones yesterday afternoon
that Reich would be ut to start In with
Willard Friday and offered his puGilist's
services for that day free OF charge.
Jones a taken the offer under advise
ment.
Wizards work in the gymnasium yes.
terday was by far the most strenuous
80 far. He was perspirinE freely when
he got through with Rodel. Monahan
and Hemple also set a fast pace. but
OF curse Jess. being used TO them,
profted less from meeting them than
from boxing with the Boer. Strangely
enough Rodel gave Willard the tough.
est battle he engaged in previous to the
Johnson fight. II yesterdays perform.
ance Is to be continued daily willArd
will be assured of the kind OF boxing
necessary to bring out the best In him
two weeks from saturday night.
Wizards other indoor work was In
keeping with the spirit he showed when
he donned the gloves. His joust with the
pulleys. medicine ball and his own copy
rixhtsd exercises were all extended be-
You'd the usual time. The big fellow at.
tributed his b~uoyancy to the excellent
effect Of An unusually long turn OF cross.
country running In the morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08

HAMILTON, ANDREW jim pursu,,c,
Of M orier OF HonorioIe John T. conan
NOTIoA is Ter b given to All p.rNnn:
having claims against Andrew j n.nii.
ton. iste O! the County g; New York ds.
ceased. TO present the same with voucne-,
thereof TO the subscribers. At 'h,lr place -
transact!ng- business AZ the ono. Of thar
81 Wall. Street, Borough % Marhs,t,nn
Ci;y OF New York. on o. before N. stin
day OF April mex Dated. New York, IN.
& HAMILTON. LESTER \ HAMILTON
OEhTkCnE u .WHIrLOCk. ES.cu,ors
EVERETT, CLARKE d PrNEDiCT. A..
torneys for Trecutors. ~ wal street; Bor.
ough ~ Marhattsr New Work CIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
Leonard Meets Dssdes To.aisht.

Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee.
two of the best iightweights produced by
New York since h days OF Jack Nc
Aultrc, will meet IN a ten round bout
a, Madison square Garden tonight,
They should furnish one Of the most In
tsrestinR battles Of this class seen In
New York this season. L~onard's LONG
string of recent knockouts has made him
fayortte al odds Of Z to 3.
1'his bout means y great deal "a both
hovs-x lightweight elimination. In fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
No Yacht Racing Dates-Net.

Members Of tho Yacht Racing
.ou o' iravesend Bay met last nlgnt
- m" Crescent Athletic Cluo IN BROOK
.yy ) tentative racing drawn
Gl VAS not announced. Four junior
|'urufl.an medals were distributed to
.uL'u- under II years old who success
rI., ,aiicd boats. j. X. Birch received
e ,irs, nriz.. Leo Supper. Fl. Brown
,ud X. Thompson were awarded the
1th,g. IN respective order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
PITT Is BEST sWoRDsMAN.
Wins Three Weapon Tournament
At New York 4. G..

A. an early hour yesterday morning
-teddiford Pitt OF the New York A. C..
vas declared the winner Of the gold
ncdal presented by the president Of the
amateur Fenccrs League for the best
/, nc.r with three weapons. II took many
ours OF harl work with foil. sabre ana
duelllng sword at the New York A. c.
D., reduce the field of nine competitors to
no four men entitled TO compete In the
anal bouts.
sherman Hall. another y. Y. A. c.
man. won all his preliminary contests.
~, succumbed to Pitt in the finals, Hall
COX second place. with Philip A. Allison.
also Of the New York \. c.. third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
Daraes Names Men 90 Handle
Hanaicaps ana T0arnaaeata.

The personnel OF the two important
committees OF the Metropolitan Golf
Association was announced yesterday by
Z. Mortimer Barnes. secretary OF the
association. There are v members OF
each committee. James A. TynG Ia
chairman Of the committee which 10 en-
trusted with the arduous task Of max
ing a handicap list for the district.
A. NJ. Reid Is head OF h committee
which will have charge OF the tourna-
ments. The committees follow:
Handicap Committee-JAmes A. Tyns
chA,r,nAn; A. II. Fogson. Charles "
O'Connor. Arson =. Robinson. Gilbert c,
GreenvAy.
Tournament Committee-A NJ. Reid
chsirman: Herbert L. Pratt, s. o.. Miller
Ralph Peters. Jr.. r. Mortimer Bsrnos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08

PARTY ,isinu. the priuo!p,l MIrins rnt,,.
and Pn0ltr Coast ',ntrUs ga a private ca,a,it,
a, frequent ir'"rv,'s each var vii ,,r,
limited urNmhor adj tlouil H~ss.hm.rt. g.,
Eastern clientele Private luyest.ltfu . ,,r
duct ~. R'N r''ai, AM hl~Ir,.- trilsa AIM.
I~gitimtt "i's'I11- = ua'N ~~'rlctp-, 80 .,,,
AMI bond furnl.hci when NECESSARY, Iuf,rvI, u,
curfdrnti,i k-'nun"rdtIou nmr%t-nsurlt "a :,
se~,Ir- rcnler~l AIt'cts kl>MtT. box A.,
sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
Sonncr. Ghoscn RasL~tbsll Captain.

SouTH ORANDr. y, !. March ,.--Jsmes
Sonlers was reelected captain Of the
Seton Han College basketball team for
, next season AZ the annuHl banquet %
the i've last night at Achtol Stettsrs.
| Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08

Manager Frerlchs Of the New York
University ba seball team announced yes
'erday that the game scheduled with
Brown for April S probably will be post
porei until April ~. This will make II
po% hle .or the Violet management to
ar re a return game with Lafayette.
'as.rr the total number OF contests
nom fifteen to sixteen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08

Young 10. Rivers Knocked out Young
HARDY IN the second round Of a sched-
uled ten round session last u.ght at the
Pioneer club. Ia the scmi-nual Youug
Rriit stopped Joe Hopkins IN seven
rounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
Jn0N SMITH OFF NORN
Bat Hts Team Increases Lead q
Bowling Match.

Jimmy Smith and Glen Riddsli. repre-.
sent!ng the East. increased their lead
to 1914 pins over the Chicago bowlers.
Tony Karlicek and Jimmy Biouin. In
rheir intersectional match In progress
at the Grand Central alleys last night.
The total score for the evening was
Smith and Riddell. 2.7se. AID Karlicek
and B'ouin. 2.7+l. making the score foi
the two nights Smith and Riddell. S.53S.
and karlicek and Biouin. 5.S4c.
kariicek scrpsed Smiths verag for
games OF the night before Of 307
when he averaged 20s 81. Smith rolled
Oh color vt times and In n game
turned In a low score OF l6<. Riddell
picked UP and averaged MI even FOG
Smiths average Was 1s3 81 and Blouin's
ls3 81. Tn scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
JeA.so. stops Parker 4. secenA.

Leo johnson knocked out Kid Parker.
who substituted for Charlie Smith. In
the second round OF q scheduled ten
round 30 at the American Sporting
Club last nixht. They are colored. In
the semi-hnal Johnny Kline won from
Billy Rowe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
MOBILE
EXCHANGE
ROSkAM-SCOTT co.

~ Packard. ~. Z. >pp.r.on = Rd-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
HELP WN>TED-MALE.

CHICAGO MANUFACTURER of canvas and
leather goods wants man TO cover Eastern
territory address Tor interview giving 'nll
particulars; COMMISSION bisI,. j = SCUASk
Martinique Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08
GOLF COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Total. ass zoe sss as s7s ISL ssi-:1t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-29
Unie kolejoWe Ty.
Wajq rokowania.
|nstrukCye strajkowe wydane
Szwecya ma stanaG
przy centralnych.
Wiqcej miicyi ma pogranicze'
Protest plantatorow tytoniu.
70 podwy1ke p}acy rzezalniach i stalowniach.
Wiqcej miiCyi ma pogranicze,

i wiozacycr poczte. gdyby jednak
pr6bowano przyczepiac do nicll
wagony towarowe, ustepstwo tc
ME bedzie do Mich sic odnosit.
Poza SVEN bezposredniem oso-
bistem poSrednictwenl miedzy "a
radiant a funkcyonaryrszam ko-
lejowymi prezydent Wilson od-
byl szereg konterencyi pred
stawicielanli obu LIB kongresu j
trzedstawi pred jego forum
sprawe calego zatargu. Dzis jeSz.
cze mianowicie. albo jutro odbe.
die sic wspolna sesya .obu LIB.
ia .ktorej pan Wilson zazada IT,
chWalenia przed ;4-tynl wrzesnia
nstawy, ,wzbraniajacej strajku
tax dlugo, al. lie zostanie pre-
prowadzone.i ukohczone odpo--
wiednie dochodzenia, a jesli kon-
gres ia uchwali, prezydent uzyje
calej swej wiadzy dla wymusze--
MIA posiuszehstwa i zastosowa-
MIA sic do niei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-29
Strajk proklamowany
ma 4 wrzesnia.
Waszyngton, 90. sierpnia.

Washington, 90. sierpnis. -.
Sekretny rozkaz zarzad6w unij
kolejowych. proklamujacy strajk
ma Ago wrzesnia, wydany zostal
jeszcze 14-go bm., a do}aczono do
niego takze surowe instrukcye o
obowiazkach i zachowaniu sic
podczas strajku. Trest icl Jest
nastepujaca:
l. Mkt ze sluzby kolejowej ME
ma prawa wykonywat swej piracy
nadejsciem oznaczonej ma Wy
buch strajku godziny 7 rano
dnia Ago wfzesnia, chyba, &c
znaiduie sic luz W sweJ pvdrozy
s}uzbowej ME dotar} jeszcze dc
swej stacyi przeznaczenia. W.
tym wypadku ma pociag do niejN
doprowadzic i Cd tel chwili
wstrzymat sic cd dalszej piracy.
3. Wszyscy strajkujacy powin-
nj zdala sic trzymac cd stacyi,
zabudowaIi i innych urzadzen ko-
lejowych wyjaktiem tych tyl-
20 ludzi. ktorym zarzad organi-
zacyi poleci tam speiniae pewne
obowiazki.
g.. Nalezy bezwarunkowo wy
strzegac sic wszelkich wykroczeil
przeciwko prawu, gdyz organizs-
cya ME moze aprobowac ani tole-
rowac aktow gwaltu.
4. Lokalne zarzady organizacyi
maja zawczasu postarac sic o
hale ma zebrania, do ktorej maja
sic zejsc z chwila wybuchu bez-
robocia wszyscy strajkujacy i
wybrac zaraz prezesa, wlcepreze-
sa i sekretarza. Pr6cz strajkuja-
cych ME wolno wpuszczac ma l,a-
le nikogQ.,kto ME otrzyma specy-
alnego ma to zezwolenia.
s.. DIVA razy dziennie. rano i
popoiudniu, sekretarz ma kon-
trolowat wykaz obecnych na hall.
odczytujac nazwiska strajkierow.
Osobno ma bye prowadzony wy
kaz. obecnych osob z poza orga'1l-
zacyi, ktoryn udzielono pozwole-
MIA wstepu ma hale. -
-.
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PlERWSZE S?ARC!A.
Sytuacya WGrecyii
Ma FrOnCie SaIOnlCkim.
Walki wPOlSCe.
Ma Terenie W}oskim.
Ma Zachodzie Europy.
TNNE TELEGRAMY.
Ma Zachodzie Europ,
Ze SzWecyi.
NIEMCY- RUMUNIA.

Lozanna. Szwajcarya, @-go
sierpnia. - Niemcy wypowte-
dziafy wczoraj wojne Rumunii
i zanknefy granice sE"ajcarska
dla ruchu pssazerskiego. co IS;
niemylnym znakiem przeSuniec
wojsk wiekszych. InforrnuJa, Il
Niemcy przenosza wojsk kon-
tyngensy zschodniego teatru
wojny do Wegier ma wsparcie
Ausryi przeciwko spodziewaneJ
iuwazyi rumunskiej. Ma istri''e
plan uderzenia ma Rumunie oo-
razu przez Niemcy. AustrV:,
Buigsrye i Turcye - a to by z
miejsca ziamac agresywe Rurnu-
nil na dIu1Szy czas uczynic ia
nieszkodliwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-29
Stanowisko Grecyi.

Ateny, 2s-go sierpnis. - We
dug wszelkich rachub najbliz-
szego prawdopodobienstwa Gre
cya stoi tuz wprzededniu wojny.
Caiy narod jest wojna podnieco-
ny, pragnie jej goraco demon
struje ma jej rzecz. Przejawem
tych uczuc - oredzia politykow
i MEOW stanu greckich. oraz
skupienie sentymentu publiczne-
60 dokola Venizelosa, wielkiego
polityka greckiego> Pred. do
mem jego byia ogromna demon
stracya: Venizelos przemawia}
wezwa} lud, by wysla} delegacye
do kr6la powiedzia} mu, re krol
byl pod wplywem wrogow Gre
cyl, sympatykow niemieckich, IL
byi w niezgodzie wiasnym ma
rodem: Venizelos ME zalecal
zmiany polityki - nagle be-
rozwagi, radzii zachowac libe-
ralna neutralnoSc, zyczliwa dla
Sprzymierzonych, .ktorzy Grecyi
wolnoSc dali i gwarantowali; ra.
dziI przepowadzic liberalns e
lekcye parlamentarna, ma dni
najblizsze zapowiedziana i pod
trzymac CABINET prenliera Zaimi-
sa. Gen. Maskop'oulos, wodz ma
czelny grecki, ostatnio przez
kr6la Konstantyna zamianowa-
ny wydai pismo do riarodu, W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-08-29
z T e a t r 6 w
w Wojennych.

Niemcy wypowiedziawszy
wojne Rununii spiesza po-
modz Austryi na Wegy.
Pierwsze starcia ma pogra-
niczu rumunsko-siedmiogrodz-
klein.
w Grecyi przygotowania
wojenne, deklaracyi spodzie-
'-waja sic lada chwila.
Ma rnacedonskin froncie
Serbowie pobili Buigarow, ci
giosza o sukcesach.
w Polsce Rosyanie pod
chodza pod Halicz: zmian
ma{o.
Ma w{oskim froncie Au-
stryacy biora ciegi cd WHO
chow.
Ma zachodzie Francuzi i An
glicy odpieraja kontrataki ME-
rniecIie postepy czynia dsl-
sze.
Pogioski, IL Szwecya mo
gfaby stanac do wojny po
stronie Centralnych?. ...