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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

London, Oct. 2s.-The wireless news
agency today gave out Rome dispatch
asserting that news from German
sources indicates the beginning of q
tremendous new Russian offensive in
Poland and Galicia. This report is not
confirmed from any other source, but if
true is believed to mark the beginning
of the allies attempts to relieve the
pressure on Rumania.
Another wireless message from Rome
said that Bucharest estimates Austro
German losses in Pennsylvania at 500,
900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
Nine Ships Torpedoed.

London, Oct. 2S.-Nine Norwegian
vessels have been sunk by German sub.
marines within "a hours, said a Christi
ania dispatch today, in the campaign
directed against Norwegian shipping as
a protest against 'Norway's decree re.
fusing submarines admission to her
waters. ~
The Christiania, newspapers are urg
ing the government to stand firm and
not to be coerced by German threats.
The deliberate murder of SO many
Norwegian sailors inevitably makes bad
blood between the two nations and il
will be long time before they are for.
gotten in Norway said the verdens
Gang. "The brutal deeds of German
submarines, however, have not caused
any Mysteries among Norwegian shiI
owners. Trade and commerce 90 on ms
usual and there is no symptom of any
nervousness OH the bourse. The Nor
wegian government is confident that the
nation was strictly within its rights
according to international law.n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
Germans Capture HEIGHTS.

Berlin, via wireless TO Sayville, l.. L..
Oct. 2S.-General Falkenhayn's forces
have captured height from the Ruman.
ians south of Kronstadt, said an official
statement this afternoon, reporting also
that the Russo Rumanians continue in
flight in Dobrudja.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
French Gain al verdnn

Paris, Oct. 2S.--French troops stormed
and captured quarry northeast of Fort
Douaumont in brilliant attack on the
northeast front of yerdun last night, it
was officially announced today. A brisk
artillery duel continued in the region of
the fort.
On the Somme front there was only in.
termittent cannonading.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

voters are likely tc act next No
vember on two simple, we'll
grounded convictions: First. that
the Democratic party has done
such an extraordinary amount of
good work during the present ad-
ministration that the period from
1912 to 1916 will be memorable in
the history of the United States;,
and, secondly, that the man chiefly
responsible for this consummate
service to the American people
should be again mad, their chief
servant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

~ : " y .hiisot : \ ;
ppInosss;do.tt = : y WI, 4 .
-. nsI.as"s Ias n-o,,nd
sun mas piee'O
-. - = 1I.ssi. : e
i,a.,.y,aI pa.y T~~~ 49,, ".
uhuoudi po"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1

win be the public without charge during the aft
Motion and brief addresses by picked speakers
mDressup Week window display and Hartmann
opeas University Gee club will give megaphone
IN roof of downtown building
mNowcomers' Night the Comemrcial club Men and
arrived Salem especially invited the older
in informal gathering.
$3.50 p. m.-Style Show opens Oregon theatre
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
Fighting on the somn,e.

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, L. l.,
Oct 2S.-Allied troops resumed the of.
fensive on the Somme front yesterday
after several days lull, the war office
announced this afternoon.
preceded by strong artillery prepar-
alton the English attacked across the
line of Geudecourt and Les Bouefs,'
said the official statement, "and the
French in the adjoining district of Nor
val in the evening hours. Our troops
repulsed the attacks by artillery and ma.
chine gun fire and northeast of Morval
with the bayonet. The positions were
completely maintained
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
Republicans s31e,oso.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-Contributions
to the republican congressional commit
tee Is campaign fund have totalled sal6.-
o9o - rccording to the statement filed
with the clerk of the house of represen-
tatives today by former Senator N. b.
Scott, treasurer Of the committee. The
contributions were from 2,073 PERSONS
an average Of $152.S7 1-2, he said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
Take Dannha Town

Sofia, Oct. 2S-Bulgarian troops have
occupied the Danube town of Hersova,
25 miles north-northwest Of Cernavoda,
in their pursuit of the Russo.Ruman-
ians, it was officially announced to-
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
vrIAhf0RAlsoS'
BY DIR. Charles w. Eliot
President Emeritus of Harvard
University.

Anyone who surveys the extra
ordinary. series of legislative and
executive acts accomplished by
the Democratic party in three
years and half will realize
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81

Prize school children Three cash prizes for best
says dealing with some phase Of Salem Week.
meeting Commercial club in evening o. NJ
Clark president Chamber W. D. Dodson
eeretary J. H. Albert George Rodgers the speak
ers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Q

9:30.l2:O0-Menbershp campaign Of Commercial club
12:001:15-Banquet for workers at Hotel Marion
2OO600yiting day Salem manufacturing establishments and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

Sermons every win deal Salem Wee
Civic ereeds 10 be distributed at churches
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
JAWS OF T!:UTONC WISE ]
CLOSING IN RUMAN|A.

RussoRumanians Demoralzed and Retreatng I'm Haste"
-Mackensens Forces Clearing Province Of Dobruda Of
Enemy-AGes Renew Offensive On Somme Front Great
Russian Offensive About to Begin in Poland and Gaicia
Mine Norwegian Vessels Torpedoed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
MONDAY, OCTOBER 80

Visits the schools by leading citizens and brief addresses schs
Distribution of buttons and placards
meeting Of Salem Floral society Commercial club
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

Wigg-That fellow Guzzler is hard
steady drinker, isn't he' Wagg-" He 3
mighty un.teady at times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8

9:3o.l2O0-M Membership campaign comemrcial club.
l20015-Noonday banquet He tel Marion
90O4 O0--Syle Show featuref in stores and theatres
soO1oooopeng the greater Hotel Marion Reception to the
public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

A referendum vote on the question
of CONSUMPTION is being held in Aus
tralia today. Premier Hughes, by his
advocacy of the conscription measure,
drew the bitter fire of fraction of
the Australian labor party, of which
he himself is member, and it is posi-,
BILE that the would-be assassin belonged
to a group of his most bitter opponents.
He has favored an unrelenting war on
Germany and it is possible, also, that
the attempt on his life was made by a
Teutonic sympathizer.
The Australian prime minister is SO
years old. He was born in Wales and
went to Australia in 1884. He figured
prominently in trades union affairs be-
lfore becoming member Of parliament
and government official.
Premier Hughes only recently. return
ed from England where he created a
tremendous impression, being hailed by
the London press as the greatest colon
/ ial imperialist who had ever visited
London. He persistently urged greater
recognition of the colonies in the coun-
ell of the empire after the war and was
the first to suggest the idea of trade
war against Germany. His own labor
union recently expelled him for advo
eating the conscription measure, but he
ignored the expulsion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28
ATTEMPTED TO KILL
AUSTRALIAN PREMIER
Conscription Causes Much III
Feeling and Was Cause
Of Attack

Melbourne, Oct. 2S.-An attempt was
made early today to assassinate Prime
Minister Hughes at his home in Kew,
Victoria, but the attempt failed.
man forced window in the prime
minister's home and fired revolver
at Hughes. The shot missed the premier.
The man leaped to the ground and
fled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

CONTINUED on page eighty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

X X X X X n X y \ X u = = =
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Continued on Page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-28

Oregon: To-
night and Sunday
occasional rain,
warmer tonight;
southerly winds,
increasing along
the coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
FIND BODY OF SUICIDE
Youth discovers Hru,,,nin ~ uund,
b"'h. ia Rear " nnrhnur.-
willie Church.

N,ANAi:bSNIl lille. "a. NvvCmi,cr
i'hc body - Ecmiain;l " MurGy
" w'N-&r"~ns ,iti:.r at n.,rnnur ;v.il"
va '';ur lat. yesterday a.tarur"u ip
iiiilI., position iv the r,.,r Of ~.
iutol Church ~ cha, p'a.. =, his
:.Sit imui h. hold revolver ana r.,
the ha,t 90 his Head was % ,riI.t ho,c.
;'&iiA: wound winch ia3 c,ul.ed
ie- - siJut3U""usi%.
'iT -.iuN"N h.,u been mi.~IuG ,iu,.
'i"n"'; .I".rilH,. .ud tn" bod, was
"a. - .'a;r". Walker. ycan. sDu 81
pr f WalE"'. I:Xu,u.la. .:vr o. the
ls'"E rs pr. M@ll:"r r"rrulaa the iac,
ihat II Nt'nu- h1d been c".d 10Y per
II T. '"""ty-four hours. : pistol SHOT
h:" ""cn heard "y = Eln""i "r persons
O." '!mc>'ar Afternoons. but u" i,l-csti-
'r" Wee NAL" "f q.
i" Mn.dI was nft..ny, y"ars old.
!'e had h"on in h;d h"ulth 20, sc,n.
'ft. ana retired from bushes. on
.,""nul,' lie IS survived hs his
-:" '',. h"c"v. marriage. vas Miss
".i. iiyguG'u. 81 psNs.Hv.!.. Greene
"ru'N: tr.p 4is'-rE. ARR .;-ur;-. ii,.l.l,i
-ra Ma G"s"r Head. &C Ear",urS-
'i+ "Hd tH" Droth.~s .;.orE. x.
ND! 90 ''llhc lr&y!iI". ;.nH Ia,uos
N.H"'. "i c'aH.. 'rGn.~
Haf.t' tools ''lIcr tile af'crtt.un from
l"n' OF his ''"t.rr George w
NIuu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

'1'n MISCONCEPTIONS tppi, nr sa.ll.
81 h"'a"iy "co o." ."st.r,i;y ! should
'i"Ne been '"H'.f.i to siN. YOU i, simple
d,.'h. With jHc nn@cr necklace. 80
~: am mot t"u 49,. going 40 lie
rs t"It'r' rhe most "ou;e '"ftr'"
! .ln uaic'. Il" l"u la.ow why
Nc paused as II ~" unsw.r. ia.
n"nnu m.n iu ~, cha.. .ucr.l> sapr..
M W." . 5" ia..'!'5 r~',.."yG "I..rr~
""J "n .u. 'l"" i.at L" try Is uu-
.t..tr u" TI ,ru did last night.
f''i- ,pa nt'r don" again t"-,!ty IN.
'urN.! '".k n;. struitcd ~ rhr caI,.'s
pluuo@" And 80 punish chat r"u yhail
20, tortured.
\s Il" SPOKE l'e reached forward wltr
= GESTURE ,. niger and tore away his
.Tis"nais false hair Ana heard. Aud
One. more ''i. "hil!cd-,tcel nerves s,:s-
'aincd 'i!stin". sltocl, The rie6 man
t"Nealcd lie i"r" "f I;"hcr: Clayton IN
stead %: tic supposed S,;nlcy's
Il went limiting for e i"N. c"lnrn"iit-
81 al Rue. his nerve S,e:dyipa again.
ANA il s:.n's hay. caught only
rabbi. Eat rabbit tna' in;,.'uuoradc.
=" = lion "4nn"' expect - liv" t" boast
a.. i.au~d ;or.,ard. lis long. icat
hn2crs slo.ly -i.cire'inr III" h.!rl"ss
'E%j"u's nrrugf
f.'t"lg' AI"uirrse. true 4" h-r r.s,.-
ut,"n had .rrn- dovr, 1r"in i;ivr,,ial.
g." III sud-" building. arranging - he
th"r" 10y "'"i""i. g" thai I'll" iJi:hi
induce clayton aud Staul", I" TT her
A.'lp 'h"H IN this irN:st -iipuS plan
# theirs which i-r"ld had refused t"
Sn.!iu :" h.l.
Snc w., :. ri,n to-. 20 sh. .lIr.ioa
INT" 'h" h-ilniu. ANA started r..pidly
ms tnirE. without noticing I'll. CIV at
It' -uri. an In. ,o. :.l,., and iiy.ri,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
How "a All began.

NJ, f,,I ti'.is - e." |l,h r.p'si,
'.'''. t'-'. tC.,I-'s ~ ~. .Ar.iJ'.'r. Nti'
-. yii 20 is t.tt",iiHS 'ii"t .iii;" q"
Nv mats hHncuit.. Si~ui'N - 'Iniin-
..,.."s" ri"r"n',t ,,'"!i,s sItts ~ 'pe tuvf
II,i't .iL,h :h.!sirs fniLcr t. tl.r, ia
Strshi' 'riius"n ot"Is victim ~ h"r n"inr.
'.i''lr - :.u". ga" slayer. nyUn"t,zc- ncT.
-, - i''lE"'. "'i'I NH.n Suc 'tSt'rhib
Ei.'!ti i hi1.i IL az; nr"'tn,"iit - Nriiy'.
'''' -h" Ih,is ''nyh hNpUntt."'' J'' ~.
"+rtrH, e., rUe p may" ~ icr cvcs. i'Ct
- 'I.' tsr!tfm. Il lnEst.r."us 's';rctist. '1r-
..ie'hi s-liH ''"I'- -i.r br"His tg' p'l"tr-
~ s..l' Loo, " $3.50"
. -, 49," ii.- - -lN 20 t-r'"' l-.'.,. SOC
-''I'' ''".f. ~ ''!i BE-. IN a. 80
60 H.i"n'utu t. 1u- .u.i: Is ,4,.rtu.
~. iN".''H ''''.4- 'Drprc !.," ii,
~ ~. - t"r.' si.s through IL.
-iiis .h" st";sIr tI- u-. .,t,,.'. Al. ttt-f
49, 'it"r -sruSS;- with S'.uir.
'''''r' -, '''' .-Hi,- .-ny;. yln Sn' -'.feiIN
i"i'' ian ..'"ir.D-at -. his ;etui.l lis;
IN i,i,.E''.'' 90. Ky. go z" ~, ,'r'.'.
-" I'':' -.!p> ~ u-hiuI Eiut ..ud '.tuv''.#
''' ~ SCI ''.''''. WIN rluC" "i iEg9itur".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
ROM g n,o'or uir 20 wp&hins,on.

FROM g motor ,rr 20 Washington
MISC Jnl,a woisi:,c n,s ..non ;nc
recent in"st az hor cousin. Mrs. } y
t'"N. %, Chester
Nsse" Mor:;.,r,, unry ana u-lyu
'iuhtiey h'v" r.tu,nsd fr"m u vixi, 4"
i''"miS in iIaroycr .'"nuty
Ait"s Mary Ni,.A. vino has boon visi.
'"s rici'ds her" returned /" Norf"lt
"r W.'in sd;.
~ Thomas ,locanam I:aM.r. h".d-
master 90: ;n' T"ti- Sch""i i'"r, H.
.'"s,t Md. s spending - f'w ia., in
E'"in"p' At IL. L"h.f."n ii"t'l
Mis- \:,nr, auH idll,ar wri.ht 'ny,
''lurr"d ." Richmond. nr,sr 81 sh.r,.
Nisi; - frieiids Ut .\silcnd
Mir n"r",h> M"o,naw If ,hE city.
ana Mise FRANCES ,I""innw. 81 i'ar,n-
Vic. wiV spend tia. wr.- -.nd ,,ili
relatives 81 i;",nu},o
Miss ijii:aI.,h Brown has re,urn,,i
&" ia ,ity- nf;". visit :" Ai's = u
Mmr<l. in ashland
MIS- i"Hn na,ha~.s. ~ No;f"IE. -
-r"ndina w""h ~ Richmond as tia"
.su"sI 81 Mrs. jennie Blanchard
NJ and Mls j. " nJlouAnry ana
-h.iH faIriil moved "a thc!r NOM"
'''"''ni i.n;.n. Chesterfield county,
his v"'k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
TO REORGANlzE MARINE

NEW r6 e % s%S;.; 4 -. o,o,c.
""mf"it,er. headed - j. T. Morgan.
""s .,rpcint'" here io-da: 10, M re.
"rEani%ed International Mercantile.
Marin" 'vmpnnN. Tho committee. -
eNp"ct.'i O" meet ,ccu 70 con:,idr: the
"ut.ti"n - ihe payment ct Accumulated
u.ch GiNiayu,!Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

~ ~ -
~IAirs. Hugh NJ Taylor and h"r sister.
2rs Sam raylor. viii Ia. -, ir,r,.. in
,,
''''',"'is '" '""'' h'''''S - VIII
...mhe. IN ""nn,,N ri""" of W. and
Mrs linsh VI T"yi"r- n"ar VT
hampton. on Saiurdh. "!torn""ns IN
Nov.mber Mra. r"yl"r ana h"r sister
Wili ree"iN' 't'"r . "'"'''"i. ana 'U"'
H.s' III mona" WIZ DO ~" l"-in"rr'"
AFTERNOON.
~ tie Wonnn'. Club.
,|onc OF th. mos. m,.,.stin. ...,,,r.s
j, III. scnr.,, ,,,,i Ia ,nn, 49,,
Monday ,rt.ru...., -, NO .,,'l....i -.
~ Vfo,,,.,,.. ,..,,, -,
10. lS,,,, N.ii.,I :,.,. -.
which Mrs. Il - .,5,cs +. on..in,,.,n
prb., ,a,ir,.s. On: ~, ,.,,
ted Gross WORT - t,r.. ..r, ga,
4 tbusinstin ,nL;,,,. H.
hear Tho snC.,I;.r b, .,r....f..,, ,g,,,
.h6 var r.Ii,f if.i.Y,..I... 5...-i
.f.,hn \u,.ri..,., I..t ,-,..,..,i -, ~,
sSccis, nurnos,' =, ..".,.,,,Il',." j., I' n'.
liita. ,nd supjl, IoIm.m,,, snr-..,,-
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Wi,h Tho anurnInI -, 49,, s.,,.t,r az
,Vnr ia. '',tb.,r;l.,, ....,..i.,i ,s':
nll. rbnr..n ar ~ ,'.r.s
Tor tho Rcd ,...,+,
colonel ,;,,, ., ~. ar
y co., -, ~, az" ~ i",'
- 49," ~ ~ ~" %
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III ,.n,,.;.
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4Nen,h,r.
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Iy ~ /, n.r,,,c: ,,,.,I,, .',tS,
Dinner Dane \r,, Y,..d,
m NUM- 'i 'h"i'S nay" On ie-
Frleu '"r u" "'!ih'f "hN's az -"
,xu"u! 'un 80 F"G M" 'n Ada@
,'';, y, n.y. 49, 'i."n- We, ~"
VIII entertain arr '.riun Mex ="
nnnh' ME. ""n "rs i;.lfnl' All5. los
PIN go i''i''i' '",'r"3
. @ '"uu' " go il.1., 'l-",
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,,-t,, NY ' VI
=. ,'.!s"'
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~. '."'.,''
nasS' -nl w ,n'',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
The Crimson Stain Mystery
N","i'.rd L.! Albert ra..u rcrhmnx
ir"m Consolidated NosiUn-rirtUrc
trIuiup b.
"|tri.hl 1910 ~ Consolidated h'iIut
''rrBpration.J

tN1ythir: !ou rc:td licro tn-,t4 ."i
my So. - u.".iu. picture" tn,. wees
~ az. Nic,"i Tn:.,icr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
w",iE>'> MEETINGS.

m, hoard 90 MANAGERS al Ia. l;4ch.
lu"ud t.S"bang. f"r N"Uan-S Wo-l,
VIII hid Us rceu!a, monthly meeting
wt - o'clock noon t"-d.S ia ia. rooms
ct tl," 'NchHU:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

Ms Ietl.t. - -l:,lv.Icl0. Sir,",.
''E'r! 81 70 the :'oiies ...erduy .hat
Som on had en-, rel her no.n and
: tDi.l- ,H.Ir iIy.,L ,.rcss.I nrtN- ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

""h.r- Gira ri-or. c,iorcJ i.n.;pr a..
'hc J. II. - A.. .epcr.ed 20 lie nol!c"
;hat h" lad he.l robbed u: SIS while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
iAIIFrlAN||N
Your
Satisfaction
and Your
Savings
Make the Best
Hosiery
Cheapest
Cheapest
w HETEIER you buy

w HETiiER you buy
" here or elsewhere.
insist; on 5 an 81 ard
brands in Hosiery. \
stocking Wit out a
name is very likely not
to be worth a name.
ILsco" Fl o $ cry has
been favorably received.
"Iisco" Pure-Silk Rib
bed Hose in the newest
and smartest checks in
lWo-tone effects: also
"Esco" Dropstitch Nov
city Hosiery. The pair.
%l.53.
ESQ ribbed effects
IN the newest fashion,
able color combinations.
Popular and very sty-
lish with the new au-
ulnln costumes. The
pair. $1.25.
'Esco' BOO -Silk
Hose, in all colors. The
pair, 59c.
This is the famous
tiordon's H 300, the
Pure-Silk Hose used in
many families one gen.
Grafton after another,
and the price is only
Sl.0D. :, 49,. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

.dt'S Mary itirh. vino has been NiSi,-
'Hs ~icids her, returned /" Norfrlj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

Marriage inn"rn"~d.

Mr ana Mr. ~ e iIGmpiii.ys Nsv.
.+alled cards announcing M. n,i,rri;...
~ Nor rist"r. B.ssl" Ius,rhiu. to-
ipr. Geore' Holman H"rutrd lu. c"vr-
'nouy having taken ular, N",.t.r,.,; i.i
thia city i'r and Mrs Bernard Nil
lie at homo 90 i'nun. IT,, ' nf',r
december
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-28
DWIE TRZECIE MISYONARZY
SLUzY OJCZYzNIE.

Mr.. Cenez, Roma, Basutoland,
pisze d. 9go grud. 1915 co haste
puje: "Wojna i tutaj dajc sic
we znaki. UtraciliSmy dwic trzc-
Gle naszych misyonarzy. Dochody
,,aSzc sic zmiejSzyIy o polowe a
wydatki sic podwojiIy. W tym
roku wytrzymaliSmy, cicrpiac maj
wiekSzc nicdoStatki.L ecz TAXA pra
ca wydajc sic bye Ola wielu "a
ucicazliwa. Dlatego tcz co dzicn
goraco sic mod|imy ably Bog jak
n%a,jpredzej raczyI poIozyc ko-
nice tel s~trasznej wojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

Nauczyciel: (do ucznia, kt6re-
90 spotkaf IA ulicy). - Wiesz
kim jestem, znaSz mnle / czemu
ME m0Wisz "dzien dobry".
Uczen: - Bo ME mann kapelu-
Sza, prOsZe pana psOra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-28
Ia DUO zajecia.

Ia DUO zajecia.
- Me moge syna panskiego
przyjac ma praktyke, DO jest "a
ma}y i "a wat}y.
- Alez on wyroSnie ~jeszcze.
- 0, mas ME ma ma to GA
Su! Nanny "a DUO zajecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-28
Dobrzy znajomi.

- Znasz tego jegomoscla -
.jestto wielki bogacz?
lie moze mice majatku?
- Me wien, ale Z peWnoscia
wiecej jak ty p}uskiew W swoim
}0zku.
20 co to - to niemozliWe. To
luz przesadzasz moi kochany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-28
WIADoM0SCi MlSYJNE Z
AFRYKI.

w Togo nasi misyonarze mil
szcni byli zamknac $50 szko Z
powodu politycznych przyczyn
Ola braku funduszoW. ZaledWic
sd w stanic utrzymac kilka szkol
Wielu nauczycieli ucza nadal, cho
ciaz i'm sic pcnsyi ME wyplaca.
Inni znowu zadawalniaja sic cze-
Scia pensyi. W innych miejScacl
a okolo zbawienia dusz L.
die dzieki Bogu iak dawniej. W
roku 1915 ochrzcono 1106, ztych
627 dzicci, a 627 ma lou smiercl.
" tym samym roku bylo l33
Slub6w.
z. P. z. AFRYKI.
Pc raz pierwszy cd wybuchu
vojny Przewie!. Prof. p. w Mama
land. KS. kr6likowski m6g} pre-
STAG nieco wiadomoSci do Glow
nej kierowniczki: Otto Jego list {:
Jego WielebuoSc biskup Szymon
przeslal mi razcm z innemi lista-
mi, list pod data 81 X 1915 Z ia
dobra moving IL ma ola mnie Il
144.14.
So to pierwsze pieniadze kt6re
otrzyma}em Z Europy W ostatnich
dwoch latach, Z czego Szan. Pa
nj zrozumie IL bardzo one mi sic
przydadza.
UcierpicliSny W tym roku VIE
lc. Strata :jaka ponie$liSmy po
r66zuych miSyach wynosi okofo
L12GOO
Co sic tyczy misyi w Maltaho-
no. Misya NajSv. Serca Jezusa-
Niema pieniedzy i ME ma ksiedza
20 s%konczone:j wo.jnie, moze be-
die MONA co poczac.
SZARANCZA I Gk0D.
Wiel. Ks. Gruson z Athena W
Abysynii tax piSze do Hr. Ledo-
chovskiej dnia 3Ogo l%istopada:
1915: "Prosze bardzo pamietac O
nasztj misvi. Szarancze Wszystko
po~niszczyly: jak tylko cz}owiek
tutaj pamieta, nigd.y lyle szkody
ME narObilX. Gl0d lest strasZliWN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-28

W WYSTAWIE DOKONANEGO SMAKU
Jedwabie, towary ma sulnie i suitingi pc kazdej Genie i
kombinacyi wymaganej przez fasony. Dopefnienie smaku
przez "Choate'a' wybranego podzielone zosta}o il odroznia
kazda sztuze w wystawie. Me zosta1a przeoczona rozmaitosc
cen W szukaniu "a stylami korekcyi. Ciezko by7oby policzyc
wszystlie s~zczego1y otrzymane, lecz wymienionych ldlka po-
nizej powinny okazac zainteresowania.
Nanowsze IVORY W jedwabiach So
" wystawie jesiennej
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-20
STETTINIUS SAILS
TO JOIN J. P. MORGAN
War Contracts. French Loan and
Credits RumOred Objects.

+. r. Stettinius. head of the export
department of !. F. Morgan & Co.. who
was made a partner in the firm tn,
first of the year. sailed yesterday for
England on the American liner 81.
Paul. As when Mr.. Morgan sailed,
about a fortnight ago. much mystery
surrounded his leavetaking.
The official explanation given By the
firm was that he was going abroad for
rest and recreation. In financial circles
the impression was that his mission
had deeper significance.
II was accepted as foregoing con
clusion that Mr.. Stettinius will join his
chief in London and participate in i'm
portant conferences in relation to the
huge war contracts that have been
placed in this country by the Morgan
firm as the purchasing agent Of the
Allies and also 20 Great Britain's
scheme for modifying her American
securities.
Il was also rumored that the pres
ence OF Mr.. Stettinius was requested
on the other side in connection with
the placing OF additional war orders
with American manufacturers. Mr.
Stettinlus was 70 have sailed last
Wednesday on the Adriatic but sud
denly changed his plans.