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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-24
And How Broke!

If people made as many mistakes in
counting their change as they do in
their grammar what a sad world this
would be.-Lafayette Courier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-24
RED CROSS BALL BLUE.

That's the idea. A pure blue, true blue,
no dopes. Gives to clothes clear white,
whittier than snow. BE careful use the
best Large package, sold by good gro
GERS only, . cents. Ask for it today.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-24

Nearly everybody reads The Ard
moreite. Do you?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-24

{ Mrs. Robert Gillian presented pleas
ant scene when she and Mrs. J. W.
KrueEcr Mrs. c. G.. Rowland, Mrs.
George Fish and Mrs. l.. S. Dolmqu
were the hostcsses. The event was
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church. Following a business ses-
sion, everyone entered into tho social
hour joyfuly, and refreshments were
served to a large number Of ladies.
A silver Offering was made and a
splendid sum realized. These ladies'
have set their mark high, and will
leave no stone unturnod to reach it.
The meeting will be two weeks hence
and will take place at the church
annex, when all will bring lunches
and enjoy the afternoon together.
A delightful social function Of the
week took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. McCarty last evening
when they entertained a host of their
friends with a forty-two party. The
home was lovely with a setting of pot
plants. cut flowers and ferns. Follow
ing a delightful game OF forty-two,
the hostess. assisted by Mines. An
derton and Mcdaniel, served a tempt
ing ice course. For favors Of the oc-
casion, the ladies were each present
ed with a beautiful pot plant and the
gentlemen cigars. The following in
cludcd the guest list; Messrs. and
Mines. +. c. Harlow, Chas. McLain,
]. L. Cox, Ollie Anderton. c. C. Lynch,
Roadway, Sam Mcdaniel, l.. l. Wilkin-
son, Henry f. ]. Woodard, c. b.
Hanks. c. w. Russell, Moss Brady
VIM. Parvin. and r. Simril.
4 delightful surprise was sprung
on the Third Ward school yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. Julius Kahn,
president of the Mothers Club, enter
cd the building and asked if she
might see all the school in the as
sembly room. The request was read
lis granted, as all knew Mrs. Kahn
always brought with her a pleasant
smile and a word Of cheer, If no
more, but this time it was more
After order was restored in the room
she arose and in short talk peculiar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-24

T TIE friends o. Mrs. J. 2. DucE wil
regret 70 learn that she is quite ID
at he. home on F. street, northwest.
Mrs. Nellie lizard Briggs Of Penn
sylrania viii arrive next week 10 be
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ". Ikard
The Methodist choir is requested
to meet at O'Clock sharp for re-
hearsal. a. all VIII want to attend
the High school exercises later
Mrs. J. Walter Elliott, who has 0een
the guest Of Mrs. Marvin Bryan at
the Randol hotel, left this morning
for her home in Haileyyille.
Mrs. e. r. Peel and three children,
Of Humboldt, Tenn, are expected TO
arrive this week to visit with Mrs.
pecrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. y.
Morgan, 500 ". Main.
Saturday Of this week viii be an
auapicious occasion in Woodmcn cir
cles. when the ladies Of the lodge viii
hold large public reception for VT
Emma b Manchester. supreme guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re.
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Frank Roach. SO years, Georgetowr
Hospital.
Joseph Langley. 4s years. AIS Mary
land avenue southwest.
Louise f. Miller. ~ years, 607 Massa
chusetts avenue northeast.
william G. Tanner, 76 years, 1921
wisconsin avenue northwest.
James Ward. As years, Georgetown
Hospital.
Catherine A. Brosnan. 81 years, II [
street northwest.
Mary Eyre, IS years, 434 I street
northwest.
permelia H. Curry, 10 years, 2613 Uni.
versity place.
Lawrence b Grant. 43 years. 1928 18th
northwest.
Richard X Biddle. 2 years, AS War
ner street northwest.
Cora A Walsh. A. years, GIT stf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Harry Dopkin and Rosetta Harris both
of Baltimore. Md
Jasper II. Williams of Clifton Forge
Va. and Annie J. Surher.
Lorenzo +. Page and Maize Johns
I.onnie u. Palmer of Norfolk. Va and
Lillian Mae Westmoreland of Peters
burg. Va.
Charles T. Catterton and Gladys r. Cat
terton. both of PindeIl. Md.
Samuel Dallas Tucker and Marjorie
Irwin.
George J. Shopland of Steubenville
Ohio. and Esther A. Dewey of Washing
ton. D. c.
David O Cropp and Alice NJ Smith
Walter Green and Mildred Hutchinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
MISS WILSON IS WITNESS
Of R0TOUS MEETING
Gathering of Public Forum at New
York Is Adjourned With Au-
dience in Frenzy.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK. March 27-The Tribune
says:
For time last night II looked as If
Il riot call would be necessary to re-
store peace at the meeting attended
by Margaret Woodrow Wilson. the
Presidents daughter, In Washington
Irving High School The disturbance
took place at the gathering of the Pub
lie Forum. Excited men and women on
their feet. shouting and waving their
arms. created a frenzy in the large au-
dience.
Miss Wilson. seated with guests and
speakers on the platform, rose to her
feet and tried to regain peace by
speaking. Her attempts were unheard
and UNDECIDED. She seated herself only
when Carl Beck. chairman of the even
ing, declared the tempestous meeting
adjourned. Only then did the excite
ment abate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

The trouble arose over the presence
of two factions in the hall. one, led
by Stewart Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
George Wheelock of the Taxpayers
Association. referred to as real estate
sympathizers, was shouted down by a
larger group, known as representatives
of the common people.
The undercurrent of the bad feeling
exhibited by the factions grows out of
the admission charge of IL and 90
cents to the Sunday night meetings
Mrs. Wheelock recently appeared be
fore the board of education and protest
ed. The Labor Forum, according to
the real estate faction, report a deficit
to the board of education after every
Sunday night meeting, although they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

street southwest.
Mary ]. Wells. So years, 914 9Th street
southwest.
John b. Hammond. IS years. 5000
Ridge road northwest
John H. Burtin. . months, 1881 X
street northwest
Infant of John W. and Mary Bean. !
day. 1885 Goth street northwest.
Florence o. Taylor. IS years, 1850
Church street northwest.
Frances V. Chew. Sc years. 1875 10th
street southeast.
Henrietta Banyon. % years. 211s
Poplar place
James Matthews. 81 years, Casualty
Hospital.
Hospital.
Eliza J. Jackson. as years. 227 O'Neirs
court southwest.
Jennie Fauntleroy. 80 years. 1892 N
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
Real Estate Men Reach New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS March -. - Several
special trains arrived today, bringing
officers and delegates from various sec
lions Of the country to the ninth an
nual convention of the National Assoc
citation OF Real Estate Exchanges
which opened today and viii continue
through Friday. Arrangements were
made to take care of between zoo and
900 for the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

were Misses Katherine O'Brien. Marie
Sweeney, Ellen Chaplin. Genieveve
Kline, Grace Averill. Ethel Wolfe. Ma
rian Hoffar. and Messrs. Howard Es
pey. Raymond Stein, Howard Cissel,
William Munroe, Beverly Coleman.
Warren Hunt. Forrest Bockey and Ar
thur Shea. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Driscoll
chaperoned the young folk.
Miss Helen j johnson entertained a
a dance Friday night at her house on
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Ernest w Roberts will got re-
ceive on Tuesday until Easter week,
April %.
Mr. Thomas Taggart. recently APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
John T. and Ethel Thompson, boy.
Howard and Mamie Sanford, girl
Joseph A and Virginia Serrin. boy.
Howard F. and Mary V. Rock, boy.
John and Mary Miller. girl
John c., jr, and Edna II. Gather, girl
Gustaye 6. and Annie Z. FIother girl
Henry D. and Anna V Flood, girl.
Edward A. and Eliza ]. Estess, girl
Wade G. and Martha Dent, girl.
Charles w and Ruth Alderman, boy
Luther and Rose Mcleod, boy.
Charles and Daisy Harcombe. boy.
Joseph and Sarah f. Campbell. boy.
william and Elizabeth Butler, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

say moro than 800 10 taken in each
week. They say expenses amount to
only SO a meeting.
There is a deficit every week" said
Beck last night. This meeting alone
cost $l34. | was informed this week
that Brown was coming here to start
a riot and expected excitement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
Dairyman Held Up. Escapes Robbery

John Saxty. a dairyman. was held up
by -FOUR men yesterday morning about
9: 80 O'Clock while at New Jersey avenue
and G street northwest. His horse was
stopped and one Of the men threw a bot
tie at him. SaXty succeeded in preventing
the supposed highwaymen from rob-
bling him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27
Rev. P. J. Healy Talks at University

The History and Art Of the Roman
Catacombs" was the subject Of an titus
trated lecture by Rev. +. J. Healy Ia st
evening AZ the Catholic University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

pointed to fill the unexpred term of
the late Benjamin J. Shively in the
United States Senate, arrived in Wash
inston yesterday. and is staying at the
Taggart and their daughter Miss Lucy
Taggart, who will only remain a short
time.
tanned at an informal tea yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. who went
to New York to meet her father upon
his return from Bermuda, is spending
several days with Col. and Mrs. Roose-
welt at Oyster Bay.
Mrs George w Atkinson. jr, and her
mother. Mrs. Stephen Slade Brown, are
a the Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Owing to absence from the city. Mrs.
Charles Warren will not be at home
Friday. March 81.
Prince Nicholas Koudacheff, at one
time first secretary of the Russian
embassy in this city. has been ap-
pointed minister to China.
Miss Marie Sanner of this city. who
is visiting Miss Evelyn Pomeroy Jar
den of Philadelphia. was the guest of
honor Al bridge party given Friday
by Mrs. James Clendenning of West
Philadelphia.
The naval alta che of the Russia n
EN- bassy and Nine. MishtoWt, who have
made their home in New York since
their marriage. several months ago,
are visiting the Russian amba ssador
and Nine. Bakhmeteff
Mrs. Lynden Evans of Chicago. wife
of former Representative Evans. will
arrive this evening. to be the guest of
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet of 18th street for
week. Mrs. Sweet will give a lunch
con in honor of Mrs. Evans tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. who wen
to New York to meet her father upor
his return from Bermuda. is spending
several days with Col and Mrs. Roose
welt at Oyster Bay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

Mrs. George w. Atkinson. jr, and her
mother, Mrs. stephen Slade Brown, are
at the Hotel Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

Miss Caroline Ogden Jones enter
tanned at an informal tea yesterday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

Prince Nicholas Koudacheff, at one
time first secretary of the Russian
embassy in this city. has been ap-
pointed minister to China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

Owing to absence from the city, Mrs
Charles Warren will not be at home
Friday, March 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-27

Mr., Thomas Taggart. recently APP
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Miss Gertrude Driscoll wss gfvsn .
surprise party by the members Of her
class at Central High School. At her
home Friday evening. Those present
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26

dajac straty nieprzyjacielowi O.
gromne. w ciagu ostatniej DOLBY
wzieto znow jencow francuskich
$50, oraz IA mitraliez.
Paryz, 26 maja. - RAPPORT
francuski podaje; Ma zachod od
Mozy pod ,Cumieres,odparto trzy
ataki niemieckie. Ma wschod cd
rzeki odparto szereg atakow pod
Douaumont i odparto wszyst-
kie dalsze ataki szturmy niemle
ckie; jedynie pod Haudremont IL
dalo sic Niemcom dalej posunac
i okop jeden opanowac. Ataki
niemieckiej artyleryi zdaja sic
skierowywat kolei ma wzgorze
rNr. 3O4. oraz ma LIME miedzy
tenn wzgorzem a Trupia Cora,
gdzie zreszta boj toczy sic "a
ciekIy bez przerwy. Daisy ra--
port - pozniejszy donosi, przy-
znajac, IL Niemcom udalo sic pod
Trupia Cora zajac pewne pozy-
eye, lecz, re ich wstrzymali l wy
parli Francuzi. Artylerya re stra-
SILVIA si}a tam pracuje. Ma pra-
wynn brzegu Mozy ataki niemle-
ckie miedzy Thiamont Haudre-
mont odparto wszystkie wyatt
kiem jednego ma}ego okopu,
gdzie sic Niemcom ostac udalo'
Pod Douaumont walka trivia. lBa-
terye Ifrancuskie spowodowa}y
explozye W skladach niemieckie]
amunicyi w St. Michel. Walk
awiatyczne ozywione: pod VauS
zestrzelono niemiecki aeroplan
Fokkera. Pod Etain by}a poty--
czka awiatyczna wieksza, diva
niemieckie aeroplany uszkodzone
zmuszono do ladowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
WkOSKIEGO TEA
TRU WOJNY.
Austryacy bija....
Wfosi tez!

Rzyrn, 26 maja. - Urzedowy
rapport podaje: Cd Stelvio dc
Garda jeziora ma caiej linii arty-
lerya pracuje intensywnie, GEN.
trum akcyi Tonale. w Lagarina
dolinie po calonocnej Ramona
die Austryacy atakowali pozy--
eye Conf Zugna Coll di Buole,
.lecz w obu punktach zostali od-
parci z wielkiemi stratami. Pc
nocnym ataku ma drugi dzien po,
sill tam Austryacy do ponowne-
60 ataku z nielepszym jednak re-
zultatem - znow odparci, stra'
cili mase zolnierza, poczem WHO
81 poszli do kontrataku odebra-
Ii zdobyte przez Austryakow po-
zycye w Darmessan. Walk dzia-
lowe trwaja dniem noca. Pomie-
dzy Arsa a Possina W dolinach
Austryacy bonbardoWali straszli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
Wilson o sprawie pokoju.

Washington, 26 maja. -
Mnozqce sic ciagle pogloski po--
kojowe skloniIy prezydenta VIII.
soma do wypowiedzenia sic, re
czas do nawiazania rokowah Jesz-
cze ME nadszedf. Daf on przytem
do zrozumienia, ze rozpoczac Je
bedzie MONA "a posrednictwem
panstwa neutralnego doplero
w6wczas, gdy tax wsrod Alian--
tow iak mocarstw centralnycn
doidzie do zrozumienia, re Wa
runki pokoju tego musza bye
zgodnc L interesami caiego swla-
ia. ME zaS wylacznie jedneJ tyl-
ko albo drugiej strony walczacc!'
Chociaz wiec prezydent pragnaS'
Nv jak najrychlejszcso pokoJu
gct6w jest bye W nim posredn''
kiem, krokow ma razie ME pred
siewezmic zadnych, gdyz, Jak z-'
znaczyl, So W Europe tendencye
i elementy, ktore dotychczas /
gnorowano, choc uwzglednlone
bye one powinny i mad mimi ma
ley sic zastanowic, zanim propo-
zycye pokojowe beda mog}y bye
przedstawione.
(Pan Wilson miaf tn prawdo-
podobnie ma mysli sprawe naro'
dow ucisnionych, jak W pierwszcj
mierze Polska - Przyp. Red.)
Senator Lewis z Illinois, wniosl
rezolucye, ktora wzywa prezy-
denta Wilsona, ably ofiarowat
panstwom WoJuJacym poSredal-'
ctwo Stanow Zjednoczonych W
nawiazaniu rokowah pokojowyeh
O lie tylko ME sprzeciwia sic to
interesom ogolnym. w szczegol-
nosci miafby prezydent wezwat
mocarstwa europejskie, ably
zawar}y zawieszenie broni aby
kazde Z Mich zamianowalo jeden
KRAKOW neutralnych reprezen--
tantem swym do stworzonego W
ten sposob wydzialu arbitracyj--
nego. Pred tym wydzialem mo-
carstwa te miaiyby przedstawit
swe warunki i zadania / on mogf-
by je sprawiedliwie rozsadzlc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26

vie SLIME dlugo potezne pozy-
eye wloskie ma gorze i przej-
Sciaeh pogranicznych W Pasubia,
poczem przypuscili ia tie punkty
slim, atak 4liniowy, kt6ry popro-
stu zmieciony zostaf przez dzia-
" pasiFbifI aak, IL nieprzyja--
ciel pierzchna} w nieladzie. stra-
ty ponoszac ogromne. NJ,
Possina a Astico kanonada w do
linie Sugana sytuacya bez zmla-
ny.
Wieden, 26 maja. - RAPPORT
austryacki przyznaje, IL strome
skalne pozycye W dolinie ASA
trzymane So SLIME przez Wlo--
chow, jakkolwiek Cd strony doll
ny Sugana Austryacy zdobyli juz
pierwszy szczyt 231O metrow wy
soka gore Kempelin. Wojska au-
stryackie W najdalszym punkcie
sa obecnie s mil "a graniczna Ii
MIA wioska. Walka trivia W pelni,
jencow wzieto dotad $4,000.
Rzym, 26 maja. - Admirali--
cya ogiasza rezultat potyczki NOR
sko napowietrznej: diva aero
plany austryckie knonierka po-
jawily sic blisko w}oskich brze-
gov, natychmiast wystapily pre-
civ MIN aeroplany wloskie i ka-
nonierka - po utarczce kanonier-
ka austryacka zostaia zatopiona,
a aeroplan jeden zrzucony; "a
ioga kanonierki austryackiej
wzieta zostala w niewole. DIVA
aeroplany austryackie tych, kto-
re najechaiy ostatnio Vicenze
Wenecye przed paru dniami 20
staly zrzucone przez baterye an
tyawiatyczne wloskie.
- Komunikaty wfoskie utrzy-
muja, il W najblizszych dniach
wyjedzie premier Salandra mi
mister spraw zagranicznych Son.
nino do Londynu, by oddac why
te Asquitha W Rzymie - zape-
VINE przy tel okazyi wazne znow
odbeda sic rady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
Organizacye handlowe
"a pogotowiem.

Washington, 2e maja. - Pre-.
prowadzone pomiedzy organiza-.
cyami handlowemi W calym kra-
.ju wlaczeniem Izby Handl o:vtj
Stanow Zjednoczonych referen-4
dunn wykazuje, re ogrcmna wi:s
kszoscia domagaja sic one cdpo.
wiedniego pogotowia zbrojnego.
tax co do giownej kwestyi 90
golnego pogotowia' $40 organi u
Cyl oswiadczy}o sic "a MEM.
s tylko przeciw. Sprawe obowis1-
ku powszechnej sluzby wojsko-4
wei popiera SSS organizacyi prze-
ciwko Sc. Ia powiekszeniem flo
ty oswiadczylo sic 952 organ;Za'
cyl, a przeciwko tylko 10. Pcdo-
bny stosunek glosow wykazalo
referendum takze co do innych
kwestyi pogotowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
JESzCzE zAWCzESN|E Ma
R0K0WAN|A POK0JOWE.
Sprawy mexyka1skie.
0rganizacya hand|owa "a pogotowiem,
ChCiaF sprzedaG tajne dokumenta nienieCke.
Ostry ton protestu do Anglii.
Wykorzystanie $wiat|a dziennego.
Ffurasan w North Dakota.
Naimniej So dziennego wynagrodzenia. - Transport
salvarsanu Niemiec.
Huraean w North Dakota.
Naimniei So dziennego wynagrodzenia. - Transport
salvarsanu Niemiec.

cyzyi, gdyz prezydent Wilson o"
czekuje jeszcze dodatkowego ra-
portu generafa Funstona W tel
sprawie.
Ell Paso, 26 maja. - General
Gabriel Gavira, nowo zamiano--
wany komendant mexykahskiej
strefy pogranicznej, oswiadczy},
re MA zamiar zaprosic generaia
Pershinga ma konferencye, ma
kt6rej om6wionoby szczegofy ko-
operacyi wojsk jego mexykafi--
skich W poscigu bandytow W
Chihuahua.
Marathon, Tex. 20 maja. -
Przywieziono tn ,,puikownika"
Natividada Alvarez, komendanta
jednej band, kt6ra dokonala
reJdu ma BoqulllaS Manuela
Torres, innego uczestnik0w
rejdu, iktorzy oddani zostana pol
sad cywilny W Alpine, Tex.
Chihuahua miasto, 26 maja. -
Donosza tn Durango, re woj-
ska konstytucyonalistow pod do.
wodztwem pu1kownika Fuertes'a
zada}y znaczna porazke bandon,
operujacym W poinocnej czes:i
Stanu Zacatecas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
WALK ma MORZACH |
W PRZESTWORZACH.
Ma Wschodnim Teatrze Wojny'
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Sprawy Irlandzkie,

waha fala napierajaca odpie--
rajaca. Niemcy obecnie zwrocili
najgwa{towniejszy ogien ma Mr..
S04. Trupia Gore, przygotowuja ia
widocznie na te punkty najciez-
SEE ataki. W1asciwie Trupia Go
ta jest cd dni wielu przedmiotem
bezustannego szturmu. Prasowe
So doniesienia, IL CORA ia uzasa-
dni{a znowu swa nazwe. re jest
to juz faktycznie Cora Trupow,
a po stokaeh iej Cd strony ME
mieckiej precise ME MONA, tax
ia gesto trup zasciela - chowac
tego niema komu i kiedy, zaduch
i zapowietrzenie okolicy ca}ej -
fstalne. Niemcy ME zwazaja do
szturmow pedza swoich zo}nie--
rzy po cia}ach poleg}ych towarzy-
szy... w rozpadliinach zagfebie-
mach stok6w CORY leza zw}oki
pozgarniane stosami waiami ca
}ymi, jak "a zasionami kryja sic
"a mimi Niemcy W dalszych alta
kach Wczoraj walka trwaia
dziefi cafy i noe nastepna, a O.
statnie komunikaty mic o uldze,
CIV przerwie ME donosza,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
OzYWNOSCDLA POLSKI.

HAGA, 26. m. Donosza dobrze informowa-
nych iiroodef niemiecich, Il niema najmniejszej
nadziei, by Niemcy zgodziiy sic ma angielske wa
runki transportowania iywno:ci do olshiakcyi
ratunkOwej ze strony AmerykanskiegO Komi-
tetu. Wiadomose ia ME jest oficyalna ME po-
chodzi wyniku postanowien niemieckiegO gabi-
netu ministeryalnego, ale W kaidym razie oswald
czenia odnosne poczynii wysocy niemieccy urzed
nicy, dOwiedziawszy sic brzmieniu warunkow
angieIskich, pOdanych Niemcom "a posredni-
ctwem amerykanshego ambasadora Berlinie,
NV. Gerarda. Zapewne sprawl pojdzie W dal-
sze targi odwfOki, ktore lyle zabiora czasu, INV
lecie W Polsce jese ME beda, a pisma obliczaja,
ie pred wzesniem, lub paidziernikiem sprawa
zafatwic sic ME da.. -.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
Tajne dokumenta ME-
mieckie ma sprzeda1.

Nowy York, 26 maja. - Aresz.
towano tu niejakiego Adolfa de
Leeuw, ktory podaje sic "a Ho-
lendra, ktory dopuscii sic wy
stepku zamierzonej zdrady do
kumentow rzadowych ofiarowu--
jac je ma sprzedaz kapitanowi
Guy Gaunt, attache marynarki
brytyjskiej przy tutejszej amba.
sadzie. Jest to siedm roznych Ii
stow, ktorych 4 zaopatrzonych
jest W pieczec niemieckiej amba-
,sady W Waszyngtonie.
De Leeuw ofiarowai kapitano-I
wi Gauntowi listy te do odfoto-
grafowania, zadajac "a te usiu-
ge $500, lecz brytyjski attache
doni6s1 o tenn natychmiast poli-
cyl. Nastepnie De Leeuw analo--
giczna propozycye uczynil dwu
detektywom.
Aresztowany zeznai ma policyi,
re jest wspolnikiem Feliksa Ma
litz'a, ktory prowadzi interes eks-
portowy baweiny i dai mu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-26
Walk W Azyi.
Piotroerod, 26 maia.

FlotlOSIOu, 90 llldJd. L. Hl
menii donosza, il W okolicy Mo-
sui wojska rosyjskie odpar}y tu-
reckie proby wstrzymania icl1
pochodu. Z Persyi donosza row
niez o dobrym postepie wojsk, a
w Mezopotamii wojska rosyjskie
poiaczyfy sic Z angielskiemi
wsp6lnie spieraja wstecz maho-'
metan.
Londyn ,26 maja. - Wojska
tureckie nizej Kut-el-Amara cof-
nelly sic znacznie pod naciskien
wojsk anigelskich, ostatnio po}a,
czonych z rosyjska kolumna
Anglicy panuja zupe}nie mad ko,
munikacyami tureckiemi utru-'
dniaja je bardzo wydatnie.
Konstantynopol, 26 maja. -
RAPPORT turecki utrzymuje, IL po'
nizej Chanikin ma pograniczr
persko tureckiem, gdzie wsteE
do Mezopotamii, postep Rosyan
zostai wstrzymany: W bitwie pod
Sulamanish odparto Rosyan, kto,
rzY 200 ludzi stracili.