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Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
TURN OU I AS ALIVE
 S|NN FE|NERS
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 LONDON, May 15 (Correspondencel In the first excitement of the round up by the military authorities of the participants in the Dublin uprisings after the leases began to surrender, a number of the Sim Feiners escaped in collins. according to a report that has reached here through the Sim Fein underground railroad"
 The method was simple. The sup posed corpse would be placed in a hearse and followed by a few friends to the burial grounds. After the ser vice Ut the grave, the priest would be called away and engaged in conVersa- ton. thus giving the grave diggers an opportunity to surround the coffin and lift up the corpse" The released man was able to walk to a secluded end of the graveyard and thus to liberty.
 Another report from the same source concerns the part played in the rebel iion by Prof. John MacNeill of the Ma tional University at Dublin, about whom so many conflicting reports have been circulated. among them. one of ms QedtD. II IS tO lilt tlltSt liioil hc opposed the uprising and with his fol- lowers refused to take part in it. A report that is gaining wide circu- lation now, is that MacNeill, in the hands of the authorities in England has agreed to aid the crown in it's in vestigation of the revolt. No official confirmation of the latter fact how ! N.-,. sl .nt, In htthl lin is said. simply that MacNeill has dis appeared and that his whereabouts is | unknown.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
French Statement

PARIS. May 21.-The official com- munication issued tonight reads:
 "On the left bank of the Meuse the battle continued fiercely all day on the front between the Avocourt wood and the Mouse. In the neighborhood of the road from Esnes to Haucourt an attack by our troops permitted us to occupy two German trenches. A small work which the enemy occupied May IS south of Hill 2S7, was shat tered by our artillery.
 Immediately east of Hill 304 the enemy delivered an attack which after penetrating our first line trenches was driven back.
 "On the slopes west of Le Mort Homme, a violent offensive by an enemy brigade was stopped.
 "On the. right bank of the Mouse the artillery struggle was violent. In the sector of Douamount our troops in a spirited attack captured the !Iau- dremont quarries. We took eighty prisoners and four machine guns.
 German aeroplanes carried out since yesterday two bombardments in the region of Dunkirk About twenty shells were dropped last evening. kill ling four persons and wounding 15 To-day another enemy squadron dropped about a hundred bombs in the ! outskirts of DunSirk Two soldiers
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
SWEDEN CELEBRATES PEACE DAY
 PLANS ID AID OTHER NEUTRALS

the United States. Miss Balch of Wellesley college and Louis P. Loch- ner, general secretary of the neutral conference for continuous meditation representing the latter country. The principal address was made by the socialist leader, Hialmar Granting, who declared that the smaller neutrals looked to the United States to take the lead in dealing with the problem of peace. The neutrals were glad that the United States had acted, &C., complished so much and hoped that country would now devote itself to the question of peace. All references to the United States was loudly cheered
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 21.- Devotional services and sermons by leading Baptists in S7 churches made up the program today of the Northern Baptist convention which has been in session here since last Wednesday.
 Tine delegates tomorrow will elect the general convention officers and the officers of the various societies.
 The report of the resolutions com mittee will be submitted Wednesday.
 C. A. Cook, Helena, Mont, chair man of the subcommittee of the resolutions committee said that the program which will go before the con
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
YANKEE A|RMEN PR0MOTEDF0R / THEIR BRAVERY
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PARIS, May 21.-Corporal Kiffen Rockwell Of Atlanta. Ga. member of the Franco American Flying Corps, has been proposed for promotion to the rank of sergeant as a reward for bringing down German aeroplane near Hartmann- Weilerkopf on May IS He will be decorated with the military medal
 Cotporal Victor Chapman of New York has been proposed for promotion to the rank of sergeant for his pursuit of a German machine that flew over the aviation camp seeking revenge for corporal Rcckwell's exploit.
 Lieutenant William K. Thaw, of Pitsburg Is proposed for citation for pursuing a second German machine from the camp, continuing the flight at close range until his machine gun jammed
 Lieutenant Thaw also is credited with forcing down a German machine probably to destruction, but it has been impossible to verify this officially.
 Corporal Rockwell engaged his op- ponents at close quarters. He swooped down OF the German aeroplane facing machine gun fire as he approached. He waited until he was within 30 yards of the German machine and then opened fire. At his fifth shot the gunner fell over on the pilot who also crumpled up as the machine began to plunge down. ward in flames to the German trenches near Uffholz.
 Two German aeroplanes flew over the Franco American camp on the fol- lowing day and dropped a bomb which exploded within ten yards of the ma chimes, but caused no damage. Corporal Chapman and Lieutenant Thaw took to the air and the Germans fled. One escaped in the haze. Lieutenant Thaw caught the other at height of 3,200 wards and exchanged several volleys at close range. Then his gum jlmmed and he was obliged to desist.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
Russian Statement

PETROGRAD CVia London) May 21 The war office communication is sued today says:
 A German attempt at an offensive in the Illoukst region and north of Lake Ilsen was repulsed with heavy enemy losses. In the Dvinsk region and north of Lake Miadziol, the Ger mans are using explosive bullets.
 In the Caucasus our troops con- tinue their advance in the direction of Mosul"
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
Turks at Sivas

GENEVA, Switzerland. May 21.- Nia Paris)-The Constantinople cor respondence of the Tribune says that Field Marshal Limon von Sanders is assembling a strong force of Turk ish troops at Siyas, in Asiatic Turkey, to oppose the advance of the Russians. The Turks are equipped abundantly with artillery. The correspondent also says that Turkey has called out re- cruits of the ages of r and IS.
 Reports received here from Innis- bruck are to the effect that severe fighting continues along the Italian front The report say that $500 Aus trian wounded have arrived at Laibach, and the Austrian losses since the be- ginning of the offensive are estimated at 5000. The Austrians are said to have from eight to ten army corps in the province of Trent.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
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STOCKHOLM. May 21 (Via London May 22. q. m)--Today was peace day in Stockholm. Two big mass meetings were held. and resolutions adopted urging the Swedish govern ment to act with other ,neutrals to bring about a conference for media tion in the present war and to estab- fish 2 world conference after the war which would make such a catastrophe as the present impossible in the fu- ture.
 The meeting was addressed by prominent Swedes and representatives from the neutral states from Holland, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway and
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
AUTOPSY PANIC STRICKEN
 THREE ARE KILLED
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May F

SAN FRANC1SCO, Cal, May F. Franklin Piercey, learning to run an automobile took four other boys for a ride in his new car today. Approaching a railroad crossing at Redwood City, he saw a fast train coming up and be- came panic stricken. He forgot how to apply the brake and struck the car squarely, killing c. Perena, Walter Brown and Hardld Hooke. Julius De Barre was fatl ly hurt. Piercy escaped with minor injuries. All were members of the Columbia Park Boys club of this city.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
BAPT|STS ARE TO CONSIDER
 THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT

vention will include a resolution fav- bring national prohibition by consti- tutional amendment. The delegates also will be asked to pledge them selves to support a permanent peace program at the cessation of the European war Another resolution would place the convention. on record as condemning the weak divorce laws especially in western states"
 The committee discussed proposed resolutions to condemn dancing, ciga- rette smoking and card playing. but decided to leave the questions u the individual Baptists and the cangre- ga tinns
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22

Three days have been cut off the travel time from Washington to the government railroad camps and to the argonauts' and tourists gate ways to Alaska by a short cut through Canada.
 Steamer service from Prince Rupert to historic Wrangell and Skagway ard other Alaska ports has been es- tablished by means of which, through the great wilderness of mountains in British Columbia, the tourist can reach Alaska in record time. The
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22

the Overseas news agency says:
 "A dispatch from Vienna gives the text of an order issued by Lieutenant General Dechaudand of the Italian army on May II, which was found on the Colonel of the Sixty fourth regi- ment of Italian infantry, who was cap tured." the news agency says. Tn the order stated that main line of re- sistance which was to be defended to the utmost was the line from Monte Marona to Malga, Pra Del Bertoldi and Soglioaspio. The order stated that this line would be reinforced on both Hanks from positions further back. The main points of support were Capisald, Monte MarOnia, Costadagra and Malgapie- Verna.
 "The order stated that at Monte Cos ton and Somilodaspio resistance must be maintained to the utmost, since the loss of one of these positions would endanger the whole line. It was also stated that Monte Maronia must be held in case of attack on the Terrag- nolo valley and Lain vaIIey since the evacuation of this point would mean the loss of the valleys"
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
KEMP CITY IS
 WIPED OUT AND
 NINE ARE DEAD
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Iowa late this afternoon did consid- erable damage to buildings, but so far as has been learned no one was injured.
 All the outbuildings of the Jasper county poor farm, near Newton, were wrecked and the roof was torn from the main residence building.
 Houses, barns and livestock were swept away by the storm at Burrell. mining town nine miles north of here. The house of George Forbey, miner, was lifted 30 feet in the air and carried 100 yards down the hill The house was wrecked but Forbey escaped injury.
 A heavy rain fell in Des Moines.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
Control Food Supplies

LONDON, May 22.--In a dispatch from Rotterdam the correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
 "The new German scheme for con- trolling food supplies really means an absolute dictatorship from Prussia over the whole empire. There is strong oposition from the other states which hitherto have retained to themselves the administration of food stuffs and as a result some of them, notably Bavaria, have been better pro- yided for than Prussia
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22

Grand Trunk Pacific steamers are to be sent on to Alaska after reaching Prince Rupert from Vancouver with courier" to name the mountain passes and to point out the halibut fisheries on the way.
 "This makes a direct route from the coast of Maine to the remote glaciers on the coast of Alaska" said w. P. Hinton, traffic manager, "by way of Prince Rupert, the Pacific port which was. built to order,' where is one of the finest natural harbors in the world"
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
BOILLOT IS KILLED
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PARIS, May 21.-George Boiilot, automobile racer and aeronautic, has been killed in fight with five Ger man aeroplanes. He succeeded in bringing down one of the German machines before bullet pierced his heart. NJ. Boillot served earlier in the war aschauffeur for General Jof- ire. He won the grand prize of the Automobile Club of France in 1912 and 1913.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
Turkish Staten.snt

CONSTANTINOPLE, May ? (Via London) The war office communica- ton issued today says:
 ''The enemy airmen flying over Sa- dihr were driven off by our fire.
 Last Thursday three enemy war ships bombarded Fl Arish for two hours while six enemy airmen dropped
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22

one hundred bombs. One hundred persons were killed and many were slightly injured.'
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22

Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
MORE TROOPS FOR BAGDAD
Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

LONDON, May 22, 3:12 a. m.-Four thousand German troops are expected at Bagdad in June, says the Times Bucharest correspondent. Twelve thousand Austrians already are there. The Turks are weak ening the defense of Constantinople sending all possible endorsements to Asia Minor and con- centrating a large force at Manarash, three days march northeast of Alex andretta Con the Maytorenean in northern Syria). where they fear an attempted landing by entente allies"
 Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
AUSTRIANS ARE
 ATTACKING ON
 TRENTINO FRONT

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Arizona republican., 1916-05-22

more than 10000 men. We have cap- tured 5l machine guns and 6l can non"
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
RUSSIANS GAIN
 NEW ADVANTAGE
 JOIN THE BRITISH

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Co W Niemczech sadza.
Berlin, 81 grudnia,

Berlin, N grudnia. Pism:1
donosza, IL zanim kanclerz Beth.
man Hollweg przedstawif W par
lamencic niemicckim swoja note,
odby} konfercncye Z przcdstawi--
cielami wszystkich partyi otrzy
mai cd mich pcfnc upowaznienic
do wdrozenia i prowadzcnia akcyi
pokojowej. Prasa niemiccka mao
g0i bardzo niezyczliwic przyjela
mowy Lloyd'a 'a-Gcorg'a W parla-
mencic angiclskim, Brianda we
francuskim. oraz wiesci 0 posta-
nowieniachW W}och i Rosyi: uwaza
jq gadania tc "a bliff kt6ry ma
ma celu zastraszcnie Nicmicc de-
terminacya Aliant6w; dlatego Sa
dza, ze oswiadczcn owych zbyt
powaznic occnic ME trzeba. Pts
ma niemieckic przyznaja, ii ma
dzieje pokoju 50 bardzo male, ale
Sprzymierzeni pozanja ciezko, jc
zeli dana i'm tcraz propozycye od
rZuca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Zashzel1 rywala i
siebie.

Pittsburg, Pa. Wr6ciwszy oncg
daj wieczorem do domu zastaw
sly W mieSzkaniu II zony 20 letnic
goMatt. Bogovica pm. 2S99 Jane
ST., maz wiarofomnej kobiety, q
lctni FIR. Ledarick pm. 2736 Car
son ul. dobyf kicszcni rewol--
wer i dwu krotnic strzcli1 W stro
re rywala, raniac go smic,tclnie.
Nastepnie Ledarick skicrowa} re-
wolwer W swoja skron wystrzc-
lii, raniac rowniez sicbie nicbcz
<piecznic. .-.--.--.-----, ,--.--~--.----
Zawezwana przez sasiad6w po-
licya odwiozla obu rannych do
szpitala, gdzie lekarze watpia W
utrzymaniu kt6rcgokolwiek Z
mich przy zyciu. iona Lcdaricka
po przebytej tragedy znik}a do
mu i dotad ME zdolano jcj od--
nalcsc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Tesknota "a domem, po-
wodem skruchy.

Pittsburg, Pa. Do policyi nowo
vorskiej zglosi} sic onegdaj II lei
nj Jan Pusakowski, zamieszkafy
poprzednio W Pittsburgh, pm. 2
S3S Penn ave. przyznajac sic, ze
jest onv zbiegiem poszukiwanym
przez policye pittsburska "a fa}-.
szerstwo czek6w, jakich dopusci]
sic W Pittsburgh, wypisujac diva
czeki ma laczna sumo $40.
Jak sic przyznal Pusakowski,
do oddania sic W rece policyi
sk}onila go tesknota "a iona
dzieckiem pozostawionemu W Pitt
sbursu, to tez raczej got6w od-
pokutowac "a wine, byle tylko
bye blizej swoich
Pusakowskiego policya nowo
yorska zatrzyma}a " wiezieniu, a
onegdaj biura aldermana Sui
livana wyjechal do New Yorku
konstabel polski p. Jan Lubrecht,
kt6ry. zbiega przywiezie = soba
do Pittsburgha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Walk v Polsce.
Berlin, 27 grudnia.

AAA3 ~ g. uoAA1s" 1NdJVL
powiada, IL mic waznego niema dc
doniesienia.
Piotrogrod, 81 g2udnia. - Ma.
linii galicy,jskiej w okolicy ia pc
ludniowy zachod cd Brodow
Niemcy o>trzeliwali przcz pol go.
dziny slime bardzo pozycyc ro-.
Syjskie, a nastepnic atakowali .je
Dc}na linia, lccz zostali odparci
kilkakrotnic pcwtorzcnic ataku
ME dalo i'm zadnego rezultatu. W
Galicyi po}udniowej mad Bystrzy
ca - starcia byly lokalnc w oko-
licy Jezupola, Bohorodczan i Bo-
horodczan Starych, ktorc po u
tarczce krwawej zostaly zajstc. a
meprzyjaciel uszcdl Mich W po-
p}ochu, zostawiajac jc1cow
dzia!a W rtku Rosyan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Sprawa pokoju " AngGi

Londyn, 27 grudnia. - Wrazt
ME noty prczydenta Wilsona IT.;
ci dnicm kazd YIN. nieledwie ;
ilSazd;. chwila - jest ono juz dzi;
wprost ujemnc. Clos jest powsze
|chny, IL nic zmieni wcalc krok
Wilsona tendcncyi polityki An
jglii Aliant0w, Wilson otrzyma
odpowicdz, lecz MIN ona zostanie
Wystosowana - musza bye jesz-.
cze wymienione opinie Scislejsze
miedzy Sprzymierzonvmi; stad W
lurzedzic dyplomtycznym praca
pilna, Il Mkt W zagranicznym de
|partamencic ME otrzyma} waka--
cyl ma Swieta. Prasa tcz omawia
zywo rozciaglc wszystkic kon-
junktury zlaczone nota ameFy--
kanshka ME znajdujc wiele do
brego do powicdzenia: na og6l
krytyka jest wprost nicprzychyl-
ma. podnosza, czcmu to Wilson
kt0ry jak m6wiono od wiclu mic
siccy czckal okazyi stosowncj do
zabrania g}osu W kwcstyi pokojo
wei - zabral go teraz, az po no
Gle niemicckicj, czem dal do pew
ne*o stopnia nocie tel poparcie.
Jakiem jest usposobicnie w Aneli
i przcjawia nova tronowa
krola Jerzego IA odrocZenic Sc
syi parlamcntarnej: " Izbic Lor-
dow w lzbie Gmin odczNtano O.
redzic krola kr6tkie. lecz slime, W
ktorcm krol orzeka. IL postano-
wieniem jcgo i jego rzadu, oraz
panstw sprzymierzonych - jest
prowadzic wojne dalej, do konca,
prowadzic ja tenn intensvwnie;j -
ku temu wfaSnic zostal teraz rad
zrcorganizowany i caly kraj zor-
ganizowany - do pclnej obrony i
walki ia pcdjetc itice. Oredzie O.
rzcka wyraznic te tendencye. a
trudno, by naipomyslniejszy ma
wet obrot Sprawy odmienif juz
tax postawiona kwcstye. Parla-
mcut zostal odroczony do 1-eo lu
tc@o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Musiai wynagrodzic szkode.

Columbus, Neb. Byd}o Villa
ma Minkena wpadlo ia pole kuku
rydzy Antoniego Jaworskiego i
wyrzadzilo znacznc szkody, gdy
Minken takowych wynasrodzic
ME cheial, poszkodowany zwr6-
eli sic do sadu otrzyma1 tytu-
lem odszkodowania $155.25.
- Pawef Podraza puscii sic W
amory z panna Ada ker amory
te nie pozostafy bez skutku .Gdy
jednak Pawe{ek ME chcia} sic
matka swego nieslubnego dice
ka ozenic, tai uda}a sic do sadu,
a sad nalozyl $500 kary ma Pawci
ka, kt6ra to sumke ma splacac w
$25.00 miesiecznych ratach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
We Francyi.
Parvz. 81 grudnia.

1aIyA, 81 gIAO11d. - tSpOSO-
bienia i opinic nocic amcrykai.
skici ME wicle rome tn cd angiel
sllich: charakteryzujc ie najlepiej
"ThcmpS ',kt6ry 0 nocie powiada
wprost, IL prczydent Wilson re
czy ME rozwazyf Ia lezycie i po-
pc}nil w nocie swej zasadniczy
b}ad. stawiajac kwestye ze stano
wiska, jakicgos abstrakcyjnego,
gdy idzic rzeczy zupelnic kon-
kretnc: gdy jedcn zawinil we
wszyStkienl, a drugi w niczem,
gdy jedcn szk6d narobif, drugi
ich broni. gdy jcdcn pok6j zcrwal
rozmyslnie straszy} wojna Eu--
rope przez poi wieku, a drugi sta
raj sic o rozbrojenie, tam ME mo-
zc bye mowy 0 traktowaniu obu
|stron ma r6wni. Trzcba to oddzic-
lac, rozrozniac : inaczej ME be-
die W traktowaniu stron obu
sprawiedliwosci tax jak ME
MONA wazyc na r0wni swiatla z
cieniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28

beda wiele zacieciej .bo mieli
tam okopy za}ozone ma niemiecki
sposob, widocznic kierownictwo
strategiczne przyk}adalo wage do
tego punktu, kt6ry nag}ym do
skona}ym atakiem dostaf sic W re
&C Anglik6w. Turcy cd wtorku
opuscili okolice El-Arisz.
Przypisck Redakcyi: Ell Arisz
jest wazna stacya pogranicza E.
giptu Palestyny, ley 80 mil
ia wsch0d cd Suezu Port Sal.
du. Zajecic tcgo punktu jest waz:
nicjszym sukccsem angiclskim
zapcwnc tom dotkliwszym ciosen
moralnyn dla Turk0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Zamach ma ziycie pryncypa}a.

Clevelnad, o. w ubieg}a sobo-
te dokonal Felix's Smu}kowsk;, a.
gent kolnpanii asekuracyjnej
Prudcntial' zamachu ia zycie
swego pryncypa}a i kierownika
|dywizyi Clevelandzkiej JIM Mac
Intosh. Aktu tego dokonal Smul-
i kowski rozpaczv, z powodu jak
powiada, zatrzymania mu placy,
wyzysku i sykatury W biurze.
Smu}kowski strzeli4 try razy do
swej ofiary, potem sam sobie
chciaf zycie odcbrac, ale mu przc
tszkodzono. Smu}kowski Jest iona
| ty i spodziewa sic W trzech mie--
| siacach potomstwa. T}omaczy sic
on, ze nic chcial zabijac NJ. lecz
tylko 60 ranic W noge. Stan zdro
via rannego jest tylc pomysl--
ny, ze jak zapewniaja lekarze, be
die zyf. Desperat znajduje sic W
wiezieniu, sprawl jego p6jdzie
pred lave wielkoprzvsiegfych.
zona winowajcy dose nieprzy-
chylnie przeciw MENU zeznajc, co
|naturalnic spowodujc bardzo tru
dina obrone. Smu}kowski pocho-
dzi Kr6lestwa Polskiego i prze
bywa w Amerycc cd lat Is. Zna-
joni jego ME maja mu nic do "a
rzucenia, tylko, ze czasami nadu-
zywaf napojow wojskokowych.
Kto vie czy W tym wypadku
nie>zczesna vodka ME byla zlym
doradca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
N0WlNY
TELECRAFICzNE.
Co my$La " Angm.
Londyn, 81 grudnia. - Pts

AOHuyH, III gTuon1a. - I1Sma
angirl>kie bez wyjatku komentu
ia nader przychylnic move pre-
micra Lloyd George 'a,a jakkol-
wick przyznaja, IL pcwnc pozo==
>tawiono mozliwoSci porozumic-
wanna sic Centralnymi. lccz
wyraIaja pcwnosc niezachwiana.
IL wojna potoczy sic dalej, bo An
Slia i Sprzymicrzcni podadza wa
',lnki zgodne idcami, podjetemi
na poczatku wojny. Razem L TEN
ME brak g}os6w zapcwniajacycl.
IL jcdnak akcya pokojowa jest W
pcmym toku doprowadzi do kol
ca pomySlncgo: zawicSzcnia bro
nj tcraz ME bedzic, WALK trwac
maja nadal, lccz bedzie rozwija}a
sic wymiana not, niwclacya Wa
rlnk0w - caly Slowem targ dy-
plomatyczny, ktory mniej wieccj
ma wiosnc 1917 powinicn ,iopro-
wadzic do Zawicszcnia broni kon
fcrencyi pokojowcj. CO do odpo-
wiedzi la note Ccntralynch to
Spodzicwac sic nalczy, IL ma Boze
Narodzrnie wySlc ia Anglia pan
stwom neutralnym do o9cslania
jej Centralnym oczywiScie no.
ty poszczeg6lne Aliant0w beda
wysianc dopicro po wzajcmnem
irh porozumieniu sic miedzy So
ba, poroz1lmienia tc juz nawet
osiagnieto odpowicdz ma bye od
wszystkich jcdnobrzmiaca, krotka
/ stanowcza. Nota Anglii hedzic
wreczona Stanom Zjcdnoczonym.
tzy kwcstya warunk6w bedzic O.
mawiana w notach Aliantow, ME
Jest rzccza pewna, lecz jcZel;
wzmianka 0 tenn bedzie, to zara-
zem ma tam bye zaz,laczenic, IL
Sprzymlcrzeni stoja SLIME przy
zasadach, W imie kt6rych wojne
rodjeli. Il W dodatku zasadniczym
warunkiem,juz wy}onionym pod
czas wojny i skutkiem jej prowa
dzenia re Strony Ccntralnych -
jest zadanic odszkodowan "a
:Tszystkie gwa}ty szkody jake
lolwick gdzickolwick przez
Niemc6w spc}nione. Cd tego. A
lianci ME odstqpia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-28
Sniere z powodu stqpniecia
ma drut.

Milwaukee, Wis. Jozef Poty--
zewski, lat %, zamicszka}y przy
10 ale. pnr. 851, stanal na drut
na}adowany elektycznoscia na
micjscu ducha wyziona}. Wypa-
dek zdarzyf sic W tunclu firmy
Manufacturers Foundry Co.przy
Oklahoma i Is ave. Tuncl kopie
firma General Construction Co. i
drut przcciqgniety byl fabryki
do maszyny W tunclu. Potyzews-
ki przypadkowo stanaf ia drut.
Pred kilku laty r0wnicz polls
XII robotnik zostaf zabity przez
prad clektryczny W tel fabryce.