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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
american Exports Make
World Beating Record
Department of Commerce Statistics ShoO In
august Goods Valued at S5IO,OOO,-
600 We're Sent Abroad

WASHINGTON American exports
finally have passed the half billion
dollar-a-month mark. Statistics is
sued today by the department of COM
merce show that goods sent abroad In
August were valued at $4,000, 900,
record not only for this country, but
for the world. The total is $35,O0O,OOO
above the previous high record, estab-
lished in May, and $45,O0O,OOO higher
than the June figure.
Imports decreased in August, the
total of $199,247 ,391, being $47OOO,0OO
below that of June, the record month.
1t was greater, however, than the to-
tai for any previous August. Exports
for the year ended with August aggre
gated $4,750, 100000 and the imports
so, 100000, both totals being far in
advance of those for any similar per-
iod. Of the August imports, 66.5 per
cent entered free of duty, compared
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
CLUB WORK EXHIBIT
HELD NEXT FRIDAY
Prizes viii Be Awarded Boys and
Girls For Work Done During Sum-
mer.

A school fair will be held Friday,
October 6, in the high school auditor
ium, in the afternoon and evening, at
which will be exhibited the results of
the club work done by the boys and
girls during the summer under the di-
rection of the teacher in agriculture.
All entries are to be made by 900
o'clock a. m, October g. Prizes will
be awarded according to the following
schedules:
Poultry-Best trio, Zone cockerel
and two pullets) 1st, $780, 2nd, $1.00;
Srd, soc; best story, How I Raised My
Poultry" 1st s1.O0 2nd, SOC
Garden-Best exhibit of vegetables
1st, $500; 2nd, s1OO; Srd, soc. Best
exhibit of flowers, 1st, $1.0O; 2nd, soc
Best story, "How l Raised My Gar
den,7 1st, $100; End, SOC.
Pig-Best pig, determined as fol
lows: so per cent best pig, 20 pei
cent. best record, 10 per cent. gain pei
day in pounds, 20 per cent. per pound
gain. Best story, "How / Raised My
Pig" 1st, $1.O0; End, SOC.
Calf-Best dairy calf, 1st, $500; End
$500; 3rd, 2.
colt-Best colt, 1st, $500; 2nd, s1OO
3rd, SOC.
Corn-Best 10 ears corn, 1st, $500
2nd, s1.00; Srd. SOC. Best story, "Hov
l Raised My Corn" 1st, S1.00; End, SOC
Potato-Best 10 tubers, 1st, $500
End, $1.00; 3rd, SOC. Best story, "Hov
Raised My Potatoes" 1st, $100; 2nd
SOC.
Bees-Best five sections of honey
1st, $1.00; End, soc.
CDooio1 Drf1ac- e6 m
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
NEW SCHOOL
IS FINISHED
Building A Credit to the City
of Twin Falls
LATEST TYPE OF STRUCTURE LIKE
THAT BUILT IN EAST.
School Has Been In Progress In Build
ing Since Beginning of Term But
Work Was Not Completed.

Contract work on the new Washing
ton school building was completed
yesterday and George Mittry, who had
charge of the construction work on
the building, will leave tomorrow for
Pocatello. F. K Mittry, auditor and
assistant manager of the North Paci
fic Construction company, which built
the edifice, was here several days this
week looking over the completion of
the work. Speaking of the school he
said:
81 have seen almost half the schools
of Idaho, but Twin Falls leads ali the
other towns in its magnificent and
most up to date school buildings. The
Washington school is the neatest in
design and one of the most complete
grade school in the state of Idaho"
The structure is one story building
of the latest type which is popular in
the eastern states and California and
is one of the first buildings of this
type erected in Idaho.
1t is 155 by 1916 feet in al" shape
and located at the corner of Addison
avenue and Blue Lakes boulevard In
all there are five entrances. 1t has
one main entrance, two on the enc
elevations and two on the back eleva
tion. One big basement for the heat
ing plant, one big assembly room for
ty-eight by forty-eight feet, and stag
of sixteen by thirty feet
In the middle of each member of tn
al" there is a hallway twelve fee
wide and on both sides of the hallwa.
are the class rooms, eight in number
The office and teachers room are res
pectively on the right and left sides o
the main entrance. There are ais
three store rooms and two toile
rooms. 1t contains everything to max
it complete and modern in every de
tail.
1t was designed and plans drawn b
B. e. Morse, architect, of this city.
The school has been in service sine
a the beginning of the school year, al
though the work was not completed
1t was necessary early this week
dismiss school for a day on account {
the fact that the furnace has not bee
connected up.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
CHILD LABOR BILL
A GOOD MEASURE
National Child Labor Committee
DenOunCeS Misrepresentation
SAYS MEASURE WAS APPROVED BY
BEST CONSTITUTIONAL LAWYERS
All Parties Supported 1t In Congress
Effort to Misrepresent 1t For Par
tisan Purposes Unfair.

That the efforts to discredit the
child labor law for partisan purposes
is unfair and that the measure, which
was enacted by an overwhelming ma
iority. is the product of the minds OF
the best constitutional lawyers is the
statement contained in a circular re-
ceived by THE TIMES from the Ma
tional Child Labor committee of New
York City, with the request that 1t be
published in the interest of fair play.
A number of partisan newspapers op-
posed to President Wilson have been
declaring the law to be worthless. The
circular follows:
"The National Child Labor commit
tee has issued today a protest against
current statements to the effect that
the recently passed federal child labor
law is a fraud and a Joke We hope
no one will be misled by these rumors.
The bill was carefully drawn and
thoroughly considered. 1t was not
iammed through congress but has
been pending three years. 1t is sig
nificant that both Democrats and Re-
publicans were well represented on
the senate committee that passed on
the final form of the bill, that both
Democrats and Republicans stood SOL
= idly for it in this form, and that when
= the roll-call was taken only two Re-
2 publicans-Oliver and Penrose-and
ten Democrats-all southerners-voted
2 against it. If the law is gold brick,
t both parties made the brick, and the
z attempt to use it as campaign mater
ial is absurd The law is as air-tight
= as a law can be- The thirty-day clause
f which has been attacked as a Joke
/ I.4, e1,f INN n
{ state commerce but to removal from
e the factory, and was intended, chiefly,
- Ito prevent evasion of the law by the
storage of child-made goods in a ware
y house. 1t was necessary furthermore,
because without it a manufacturer
e who once employed child labor would
= find his goods debarred forever from
l. interstate commerce. even though his
o child employees were discharged. 1t
f has been suggested that some thrifty
n manufacturer may try to run the gov
ernment blockade with shipments of
goods in thirty day lots, hiring and
firing his children so as to evade the
law. but we believe that such man.
ufacturer would be an abnormally de-
termined employer of children-for
employers have been telling us for
many years that they do not want to
ID employ children but are forced to dc
l. so by competition with other child
employers-and would soon call him
self to the attention of public thai
y, has already clearly signified its OBJ
r lection to the existence of child labor
at The federal child labor law was fran
Of ed by the best constitutional lawyer.
I'd in this country; it was passed by
l. congress that had given it close at
e. tention; and we OF the National Chile
DO Labor committee believe that, wheth
Ill er the next president be Mr.. Wilson o
lg Mr.. Hughes, the child labor law cal
and will be enforced in accordanc
el with the will of the American people.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
BAND CONCERT BEGINS
AT z O'CLOCK SUNDAY
Meeting of the Prohibition Forces at
Methodist Church VIII FOllOw-Mrs.
Chipp to Speak.

The band concert for Sunday after
noon at the park will begin at 200
o'clock instead of $3.50, on account of
the Joint meeting of the Anti-Saloon
league and the w. c. T. u, which has
been called for the last named hour, at
the Methodist church. The band de-
termined to rearrange its program so
that it would not conflict with the
meeting of the prohibition forces.
The purpose of the meeting is to
arouse interest in the Importance of
getting the people to vote on the con-
stitutional amendment at the Novem-
ber election. Local ministers and
Mayor Sweeley will deliver short
talks, after which an address will be
delivered by Mrs. Chipp, president of
the state W. G. T. U.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28

with 67.5 per cent in August a year
ago.
The favorable trade balance for Au-
gust was $311, 100000 compared with
$119,OOO,00O in August year ago, and
balance of $19,000,O00 in August,
1914, against the United States.
For the II months ending August 81
the export balance was $2,465, 900, 900
as against $1,363, ,OOO,0 600 in the preced-
ing year and $374,O0O,O00 two years
ago.
The net inward gold movement for
August was $29,O00,000 and for the
year $410,O0O,OOO, a record breaker
Last year the net inward gold move
ment was sf4S,O00,OOO and two years
ago there was a net outward move
ment of $95,000,OOO Gold imports il
August were $41, ZIG against SCI,
GAL ,191 in August, 1915, and $3,045,21!
in August, 1914.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
METHODIST CHURCH
BIDS ARE OPENED

The North Pacific Construction
company offered the lowest bid on the
contract for the erection of the new
Methodist church. The bids were op-
ened Tuesday night, but the contract
has not formally been awarded, as the
representative of the company did not
arrive in the city until today. Pend
ing the closing of the contract. the
figures bid will not be made public.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
NINETY FROM SUGAR FACTORY
REGISTER FOR THE ELECTION

Although ninety employed
N Tuesday registration officers
have registered add that
the registration
they evening
they will permitted register but witnesses
residents thus them
Although the beginning
attention while others
paying special issues candidates the
those who did will have do
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
ELKO URGING NEW
ROAD TO JARBIDGE

road from Jarbidge to Elko and
Deeth over new route, which will
follow Jarbidge creek to Buck creek
and thence south, is planned by the
commissioners of Elko county, Nevada,
according to Commissioners Gregory.
who was in this city yesterday. The
Elko people hope to secure the CO.
operation of the forest reserve in the
construction Of the road, which they
say will generally be passable nine or
ten months of the year.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
ILLINOIS PEOPLE IN PARK.

A large number of former natives
and residents of Illinois are holding
meeting in the city park today, the
gathering coming to order at high
noon A big dinner was spread, the
partaking Of which was the first order
of business.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
TWENTY LETTERS ABOUT
KELSEY REFERENCES

81 have sent twenty letters to
different cities and persons to
whom Engineer Kelsey referred
the city Monday" said City At
torney George Herriot yester-
day, "and we expect to have re-
plies from most of them by the
Monday night meeting. AS soon
as qualified engineer has been
secured the work of locating
and securing a satisfactory wa
ter supply will be pushed by the
city"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28
SILVER MEDAL CONTEST
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
Program In Which School Children
VIII Participate WIN Be Held In the
Christian Church.

The silver medal temperance con-
test in which pupils of the public
schools will participate, will be held
next Tuesday night instead of last
Tuesday night, as previously an
nounced. The contest will be held at
the Christian church.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-28

CONTINUED on page 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
O stanowisko Papieza.

Rzym, 4 lutego. - r. Sode'-
rini, pose. do parlamehtu wfo--
skiego wybitny czionek stro1l--
nictwa religijnego, niegdys zau-
fany S. p. Leona XIII. poruszyf o
statnio w sposob znamienny kwe-
stye dopuszczenia Papieza Bene-
dykta XIV. czy jego przedstawicie
IL do ukiadow pokojowych, a to ze
wzgledu ma pominac sic ME daja-
ce prace i zasiugi Papieza ola
sprawy pokoju: wpiyw Papieza
by4by W uksadach pokojowych
moralnie nader silny a dobroczyn
ny, zwiaszcza potrafitby zapewr'e
uzyskac doniosie dla swiata "a
fatwienie spraw narodow krzyw-
dzonych dotad przez potegi, jako
to: POLSKI, Belgii, Serbii Ar
menii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04

ich domostwa zmiotia z powierz-
chni ziemi zawierucha wojenna -
kilkakrotne przemarsze wojsk, a
co najmniej 80 procent ludncsci,
jesli ME wiecej zyje tylko jail
muzny skapej bardzo i dobro-
czynnosci publicznej. Najsilniej
cierpi ludnoSe miast braku opa-
1u, a ludnose wsi braku dom6w;
po wsiach mieszkaja po norach /
jamach W zienni wygrzebanych -
gdyz chaty i wsie caie popalone,
Maja te5 Niemcy urzadzone obo.
zy dla uchodzc6w, tych ktorych
pozostawisa armia rosyjska W cd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
Ze Wschodniego Teatru.

Piotrogrod, 4 lutego. - L XII
iowa donosza, IL jency tam spro-
wadzeni Galicyi Wo}ynia do
nosza, re wszedzie tam panujq
odwilze i roztopy okropne - dro-
gi staly sic ME do przebycia, bio
to ma Mich wyzej kolan, zolnle-
RE konie cierpia straszliwle W
marszach po takich drogach cd
wilgoci po okopach. Choroby pa
nuja - W wielu punktach Mem
cy musza z powodu zalewow O.
puszczac SLIME fortyfikowane po'
zycye. zadnych dis niema VIE
sci linii bojowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04

wiecej, ale jedna g6ruja - mia
nowicie przepotezna artylerye, -
zato SHY ich W ludziach SO ogra-
niczone i do kazdej ofensywy W
danym punkcie musza osiabiae
punkty a nawet linie- inne - q
tax: do ofensywy ma zachodzie
musza przenosic woJska ze wscho
du, lub ma odwrot, gdy Sprzy--
mierzeni moga ich atakowac od-
razu ma wszystkich frontach, "a
dnego poszczegolnego ME os6a--
biajac. Rowniez zapasy niemle-
ckie amunicyi - zywnoSci etc.
tez chyba ME wieczne, raczeJ So
ma wyczerpaniu: 'Niemcy szcze--
die musza wszystkiego - ME
div tedy IL maja re wszystkich
frontow przygotowane odWroty
ma wszelki wypadek. Rozem tenn
| ijednakowoz - daleko jest do IL
pokorzenia Niemcow - DO All
stryi prawie sic ME liczy, a Tur--
cya i Bulgaria tylko ma balkan
skim teatrze znaczenie maja; bu-
ia niemiecka wciaz jeszcze wasi-
ska groznie stroszy straszy nj
mi Ireszte swiata, a terroyzuje
wprost ryzykownoScia postepo--
wanna w caiej tel wojnie bez-
wzglednoScia stosowanych W niej
Srodkow i sposobow niezaprze-
genie barbarzyiskich. Co do dy-
plomatycznej wreszcie sytuacyi
l. to jest ona dose niejasna mic
zdecydowana - glownie Balkan
! ia wikia: Rumunia z Grecya kto-
re i Cd tel i cd tamtej strony chca
cos utargowac - niczem sic sa-
me ME narazajac. Ze strony Sprzy
mierzonych pierwsze skrzypce W
koncercie dyplomatycznym gra
Anglia, ale ME podobna zapr7e--
czae faktowi, IL dotad przynaj--
mniei ME ze wszystkiem sic jej
udawalo. -. Jak bedzie dalej -
moze r6wniez okaze juz niedale-
ka przysz,osc. streszcza sic zda-
ME pana Hanotaux W sensie ocze-
kiwania - moze juz ,rychlej de-
cyzyi, kt6rs przyniesie rozstrzy-
gaiaca bitwa, stoczona wediug'
wszelkiego prawdopodobiehstwa
we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04

Francuzi min kilkanaScie, uszka'
dzajac niemieckie aprosze. Mem
cy pr6bowali odosobnionych alta
k6w ia posterunki francuskie
lecz zostali odparci. w Alzacy
ma poiudnie cd Thur dziafa fran
cuskie wznieci}y pozary poza Ii
miami nieprzyjaciela.
Berlin, 4 lutego. - RAPPORT ME
miecki stwierdza silna kanonad,
Francuz6w Anglikow ia Gale
linii: pod Hulloch zajeto kratc
ry, dokonane explozyami min nix
mieckich. Pod Melville walk
dziaiowa ME ustaie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
Przygotowania.

LONDYN, 4 lutego. - Zew--
sad nadchodza wiesci, il Mem
cy ma SVEN prawem skrzydle we
Flandryi poinocnej Francyi przy
gotowuja nova potezniejsza, niz
dotad wszysthe - ofensywe
5000 nowych ciezkich armat spro
wadzono tam ma pozycye i wiel-
kie koncentracye wojsk odbywaja
sic pospiesznie - Niemcy zarny-
slaja dotrzee do Calais, by stam-
tad DO rowni szachowae Paryz
= iak i Londyn. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
'PREZYDENT WRA=
CA DO STOLICY.
400 je6c6w opu$cho "Appam'.
0strzegano Rad 0 spisku.
0graniczenia Cudzoziemc6w " Mexyku.
K|uCz Szyfrowy marynaTki zaginaE.
0dmawiaja zadaniu gornik6w.
Tajemniczy aerop|an mad fabgka amunicyi.
|Przes}uchy W sprawie ,,Eastlandu" zako1czone.
z prac kongresu.
Z prac kongresu.

r;a musiaia pilnowac 400 jeicdw
brytyjskich, zostala zwolniors
wczoraj wieczor tego obowiaz.
ku, gdy jehcom tynr pozwolono
wyladowac ma ziemi amerykali--
Skiej. Ma statku pozostali tylko
ludzie za}ogi niemieckiej i 20
brytyjskich jehc6w wojennycl,
Niemc6w, kt6ryoh ,Appam" prze
wozi} do obozu koncentracyjnego
W brytyjskich koloniach afrykaii-
skich, a ktorych Slnialy atak
,,Mewy" z niewoli wyzwolil.
Przedstawioiele brytyjskiej
The Elder Dempster Company,
do kt6rej ,,Appanl' nalezal, opic-
rail- sic pozwoIeniu ma wyiado.-
wanie jeticow brytyjskich. Sa oni
zdal1ia, ze pozostawienie pierwu-
tnej zalogi ma pokiadzie, nlogio-
by sic przyczynic do poparcia ich
wywod6w, IL YAppam" ma wo--
dach neutralnych ME moze bvt
juz uwazany "a zdobycz wojen-
na. Innego jednak zdania by}a ain
basada brytyjska, dzieki czemu
pozwolenie ma wyladowanie TO-
staio udzielone.
Porucznik Berge stanowczo da
lei utrzynuje, ze .Mewa', ME
laden inny niemiecki okret czy
krqzownik, zdobyia ,,Appam" i
zatopila 7 innych parowcow bry-
tyjskich W sasiedztwie Wysp ka-
naryjskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04

wsrod 1udnosci nawiedzonego
wojna Kraju naszego. Opowlaia-
ia, IL faktycznie niema w catej tel
poiaci kraju zadnej zywnoSci -
opr6cz lichyeh, gnijacych karto--
fiji troche zboza - ma make, ma
der droga; brak zupeinie opaiu,
zw8aszcza po miastach, bo pc
wsiach niasteczkach pala pioty
i powalone chaty, budynki gospo-
darcze, wreszcie wycinaja lasy
krzaki. Setki tysiecy ludzi jest do
siownie bez dachu mad g4owa, bo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
OStrZegan0 o zamachu
ma parliament.

Providence, R. I. 4 lutego. -
Dzisiejszy THE Providence Jour-
nal" poprzedza depesze pozarzc
parlamentu W Ottawic nastepuj7-
Gym kornentarzem:
The Providence Journal"
przed 3 tygodniami zawiadonlil
Department sprawiedliwosci, ze
otrzymal informacye wprost
przez zatrudnionych W niemie--
ckiej ambasadzie, il glnach par
lsmentu w Ottawa, hala Rideau,
dom gubernatora generalnego W
Ottawa i wielkie fabryki amuni-
CYL W Ontario maja bye przed--
miotem nastepnego ataku ma tynl
kontynencie.
Go wiecej, journal" zawiado-
mil rownoczesnie departamen,
stanu, ze nieiniecka ambasada
wydala instrukcye, il praca oko,
10 niszczenia amerykahskich ia
bryk amunicyi ma bye chwilowo
wstrzymana, nastepny krok'
jaki ma bye przedsiewziety, Wi
MEN podsunat ludnosci Kanady
pare rzeczy, aby sic mad niemi Ia
stanowiia.
,,Urzednicy ambasady oswald
czyli takze, ze aresztowanie Pau-
n Koeniga i zapobiezenie zbu-
rzeniu kanalu Welland podnieci
tylko ich dziaialnost W Kama
die"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
POGLAD Ma SYTUA-
eye.

Chicago, I lutego. - Dzis =
to ju5 j pogiosek maho 2 teatrow
wojennych. -. Ma zadnej z IL
nil bojowej niema wazniejszych
wydarzen, choG oczywista ni'
brak fakt0w ciekawych i niezwy-
klych w warunkach innych, lecz
po pierwsze fakty te ME maja "a
dnego strategicznego znaczenla,
jak n. p. rejdy awiatyczne, topic
ME zajmowanie okretow pasa--
zcrskich transportowych i I. p,
a powtore W czasach dzisiej-
szych straszliwej morderczej woJ
ny - tax dalece juz spowszednia
}y przejawy jej, IL jeSli sic ME
stanie COS prawdziwie doniosie--
60, to nawet - niema czego
zrobic porzadnych nagiowkow do
gazety....
Wiec - poglad. ma sytuacys;
zaczerpniemy don treSci z arty-
kuiu D. Hanotaux, b. francuskie-
90 ministra spraw zagranicznych,
ogioszonego w prasie angielskleJ ;
pan ten - chyba dobrze infor--
mowany - pisze mniej wiscej
tax: Problematy wojny W chwili
biezacej rozpatrzec wypada Z
trzech punktow widzenia: ~
wojny na pozycyach, p zasobow
ma przysziosc 81 stosunkow dy-
plomatycznych. Co do pozycyi W
danej chwili - to z obu stron wy
sikh sic czynia straszliwe j przy-
cotowania do ziamania naglego
- nawzajem.. -. Narazie - "a
st6i, lecz gotuje sic bitwa, ktorej
luz diugo odwlec sic ME da.
Niemcy So Z Austrya re wszech
stron otoczeni, moga wydrzee sic
koliska tego tylko w dwu kie-
runkach, albo W zachodnim, albO
poludniowo wschodnim w Azyi,
moze ku Egiptowi, lub Mezopo-
tamil, coby zreszta ME mialo zna
czenia decydujacego W wojnie -
parcie niemieckie ma wschod, w
giab Rosyi - niema SciSle biorac
Enaczenia strategicznego wobec
niezmierzonych obszarow rosyI--
skich i tel pewnoSci, IL jak dale
koby Niemcy tam doszli, zawsze
beda musieli wracac, a ziem "a
ietych ME utrzymaja tak......
Tylko wiec we Francyi moze sig
sytuacya rozstrzygnac, stad tez
tam Niemcy raz poraz nagsych
pr6buia atak6w - czyby sic ME
udaio przerwae linie zwiaszcza W
kierunku Kanalu z wylotem rla
Anglie. Me mozna zaprzeczye, IL
Niemcy maja jedna rzecz dobrs
W swej armii - msja ich dobrych
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wrocie, a ktorych domostwa 20
stafy zniszczone, lub So zbyt od-
legie, CO najmniej 10000 ludzi ma
ia po takich obozach. Ma szcze--
scie zirna jak dotad byia raczej
fagodna - wiecej odwilzy, nii
mroz6w, wiec mniei ludziska
marzli - cato choruja wiecej, ku
czemu sic przyczynia brak porza-
dnej zywnosci: wielu zyje tylko
zgnityrni kartoflarni, korzonkami
i innyr1li z byle jakich roSlin po-
karmarni, CO powoduje choroby
mnogie ciezkie jak skorbut, cho-
lera i tyfus, ktory zastraszajaco
panuje: W samej Warszawie no
tuja dziennie po 80 zasiabniec ma
tyfus gsodowy. Procent srniertel-
nosci wzmogi sic strasznie: daw-
niej wynosii 10 ma tysiac - teraz
80 ma tysiac: najwiecej mrze die
ci, kt6rych zreszta prawie ME wi
dae. Niemowleta najczesciej MIRA
wnet DO urodzeniu 2 braku NILE
czywa; matki karmie ME moga -
same lie odzywiane; zreszta Ii
czba urodzin zrnalaia do mini
mum. Oto obraz istotnej gehen-
nv jaka dis w Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
z TEATR0W WOJEN'
NYCH.
Ma zachodzie Europy.

Londyn Paryz, 4 lutego. -
RAPPORT angielski: Silna bardzo
kanonada niemiecka ma pozycye
angielskie W okolicy Loos i ma
Loos samo - zaznacza sic cd
dwu niemal dni; min kilkanascie
explodowano W poblizu La Bas-
see, Francuski rapport wzmianku-
ie, il w Argonne explodowali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
z POLSKEJ NIEDOLI.

Berlin, 4 lutego. - Przybyli tu
dwaj Arnerykanie: czionek anne
rykahshej Komisyi Roekefellera'
FIR. c. Walcott i c. Whitney, 2
amerykahskiej Komisyi dla Bel
gil; ostatnio odbyi oni podr6s
inspekeyjns po Poisce, W csesei
zajetej przez armie niemieckie. =
pisuja oni wstrzasajace szczeg6-
H o strasznei nedzy panujacej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-04
BAkKAN6W.
Londyn, 4 lutego. - / Salon

Londyn, 4 lutego. - / Salonlk
donosza, il IA aeroplanow trar--
cuskich zbonlbardowalo" wczoraj,
czy onegdaj oboz bulgarski pod
Petrica, zadajac tam straszne
szkody. Jeden aeroplan niemiecki
- rekonesujacy zestrzelono "a
brano. Balon niemiecki onegdaj
w nocy lata} mad Salonikami, lecz
90 wnet odpedzily aeroplany fran