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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16

fers from that of the present admins
rration.
Mr. Bryan was congratulated by the
party leaders while the crowd gave
him liberal applause.
Chairman James then warned the
police that they must reopen the
doors of the coliseum closed against
the battering OF more than 5000 per-
sons. who held tickets of admission
in order to admit delegates. alternates,
national committeeman and newspa-
per men who had been barred out
The coliseum. which has an ordinary
capacity of 10000. contained more
than Is, 900 and even the aisles on the
floor were blocked. as many delegates
had brought their wives and members
OF their families and extra chairs had
been placed in the state reservations
Chairman James ordered the asles
kept clear
Without a formal suspension of the
rules the roll Of States was ordered
called for the nomination for Presi-
dent Alabama yielded to New Jer-
sey and the Hon. John w Westcott,
of New Jersey, who nominated Presi-
dent Wilson four years ago took the
platform at 1915 to make his renomi-
mating speech, He was given liberal
applause and handclapping. but no
cheering greeted his rounded periods
or peace, prosperity and praise of the
President
/ The galleries grew bit FESTIVE I'M
der the delivery of the speech OF nomi-
nation by Westcott and flung in a few
facetious remarks during the flight of
oratory.
Lets CO. was shouted from the
gallery. but Judge Wescott kept the
even tenor OF his way to his perora-
ton leading to the name OF the Presi-
dent In his final words when he
aroused his first real enthusiastic out
burst of applause and started the ever
ready flag of Texas on parade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
Greece Faces starvation.

Athens. June 15.--in a debate in the
Chamber of Deputies on the measures
taken by the a.,ies in restraint OF
Greek navigation. Minister of the In
terror Gounar!s appealed for tse sup
port OF the house in the efforts the
government is making to secure relief
for the starving. Minister of Finanse
Dragoumis and other speakers sIg-
gested that representations be made
to the entente powers and also to nett
tral AtataA including America
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
VANCE MCCORMICK To
HEAD COMMITTEE

Washington, Jupe 15.-President
Wilson has notified his personal rep
renentatives in ST. Louis that he de-
sirss the Reorganization Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee as fol-
lows
chairnan-vance Mccormick. q
Pennsylvania
Northumberland s, Cummings
OF Connecticut
secretsry-Carter Glass, Of Virginia
Tressurer-Wilbur p. Marsh, of
Iowa.
Chairman Of Executive Committee
Fred B, Lynch, ~ Minnesota
II was NOT until today that the
President finally reached a decision
He had hoped that Colonel E. Nj
House. his close personal friend, would
manage hts campaign.
Mr.. Lynch was not a candidate for
tine place after William J. Bryan came
out against him. No opposition is
expected TO develop on the part OF the
committee as all reports reaching the
White House that there IS a unanimous
desire 70 let the President dictate the
management Of hts campaign
with the reorganization plans COM
Melted the Presidents friends here are
tsiHiHS tHeF attention TO plans Tor
a spirited campaign. The President
expects to make numbe Of speeches
this summer
Publisher of the Patriot
Fans for his speaking tour have not
been completed. but II was indicated
today that trip through the West is
under consideration. Nr. Mccormick
10 proposed as campaign manager by
A. Mitchell Palmer, but he also had
the support OF Secretary OF the Treas
ury McAdoo and Postmaster General
Burleson. He Ia publisher OF the Pa
frtof. morning newspaper published
In Harrisburg. Pa. He was the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania against Governor Brum-
bauSh and Is regarded by the Presi-
dent a. fighting Democrat with in
dependent tendencies.
Mr. Marsh Is a wealthy manufacturer
OF Waterloo. Ind, He has been known
~ Clark Democrat and HIS election
by President Wilson as the man who
helps the funds and handles the money
bag OF the Democratie party is looked
. upon as an attempt to satisfy the
Clark following
Mr.. Cummings has been the Demo-
cratic National Committee from Con-
nsetieut since 1900. He is lawyer.
He vas graduated from Yale in 1871.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
MOONLIGHT" PROVED
A LARGE SUCCESS

The moonlight excursion given by
the Mutual Aid Association OF the
Cohen. Company proved to be a huge
succesk from every standpoint. As
cording to the ticket committee there
were SAT people on the Steamer Pc
cohontas. and the occasion proved to
be a most enjoyable one.
There was plenty OF music and
dancing. while refreshments were
served on board the boat. The COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements
are very much elated over the success
with which the excursion met.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
DR.. ROBERT WILLIAMS
BURIED IN HOLLYWOOD

Funeral services for DR.. Robert Find
later Williams. forty-seven years old,
who died Wednesday In the Johnston
Willis Sanitorium, was held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock from the home
of Mrs John l.. Williams, 3l5 East
Grace Street The Revs. G. Freeland
Peter. Churchill Chau1berlayne aud
Thomas Semmes conducted the obse-
auies, the burial being made in Holly
wood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16

waukegan. Ills. June 15.-With the
rapidny of a moving picture film
events which may convict VIII Orpet
of the murder OF Marion Lambert were
enrolled before the jury today. New
and unexpected links were added to
the chain of circumstantial evidence
going to show that Orpet himself
brought into the woods the poison with
which his school girl sweetheart ended
her life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16

ST. Louis, June ia. Mitchell Palm
er. Of PENNSYLVANIA, former representa-
tive In Congress and close personal and
political friend of President Wilson.
brought here the tariff plank OF the
Democratic platform. The forecasts
had II that 1t would contain a strong
anti ping" section, to protect
American producers from an unusual
influx OF cheap foreign goods expected
or feared at the-close OF the war. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
CORONER TAYLOR SAYS
inquest UNNECESSARY.

Believing that Louis l.. Schlieser.
who died yesterday morning at the
virginia Hospital of gas poisoning.
was accidentally overcome In his home
Monday. Coroner Taylor deemed an In
quest into the mans death unneces-
Eary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
pLATFORM-BU|LDERS
ENDORSE PRINCIPLE OF
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
Recommends It 20 States For Action.
All Called Upon to Spurn Political
support of Hyphenntes Banded To-
gether For Un-Amerfcan Purposes,
BY HUGH S. MILLER.

St. Louis, June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic platform was completed at
7:45 tonight by the subcommittee of
nine members of the committee on
resolutions
The subcommittee then took q re-
cess until 10 O'Clock, when II sub
mitted the draft of the platform to
the full committee for its approval.
The subcommittee was in session
practically all day. The biggest fight
was over the suffrage plank, A
finally adopted, it follows the lines of
the suffrage plank in the Republican
platform adopted at Chicago last
week
The Democrats declare in favor of
the principle of woman suffrage and
recommend it to the States for action.
The one-term plank, which was in
the platform adopted at Baltimore
four years ago, was dropped,
An "Amertcantsm" Plank
The Presidents suggestion for q
plank of Americantsm was incorpor-
ated in the platform. The declara-
tion ia strong in it's insistence on
whole-hearted support of the govern
ment by all citizens
II Is underst God that all parties are
called upon to spurn political support
from any organization of foreign born
citizens which endeavors to influence
this governments policy In interns-
tional affairs. Confidence Is expressed
in the great body OF citizens and
America first is emphasized as the
creed Of all.
The platform points out that the ad-
ministration has avoided war, and at
the same time has preserved American
rights and has secured certain guaran-
tees OF freedom of intercourse with
other nations.
The policy of the administration
with respect to weaker nations. IL
withheld. 1t In pointed out that the
policy OF this government is. and
should be, TO refrain from Interior
ence in the affairs of smaller nations
except in extreme cases and at the
same time to assist them to become
prosperous
Endorses Tariff Commission.
The platform endorses the creation
Of a scientific tariff commission 1t
declares that the Underwood tariff
law was drawn in the interests OF the
people, whereas the Republican tar
IFS were enacted in the interest Of
special privilege.
The principle of the government
ship purchase bill as a means of
building up the merchant marine Is
endorsed.
The platform urges cooperation be-
tween labor organizations and the
government in the building up of the
industrial forces of the country as a
measure OF preparedness. declares for
an eight hour law for workmen On
public projects; favors an old pen
sion for government employees and
praises the Federal Reserve act as
measure which has operated to the
benefit OF the business of the country.
The platform declares in favor of
keeping the troops in Mexico long
enough to insure AGAINST further up
risings which might endanger Ameri
can territory. The proposal to incor-
porate a plank declaring against a
member OF the Supreme Court leav-
! ing the bench TO engage in a political
| contest was not Incorporated into the
platform Nothing was said on the
subject.
This platform Is about $500 words
In l&nGth-
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and received an honorary degree in
1929. the year Mccormick was grad
uated from the same university.
Representative Glass succeeds the
late Thomas ]. Pence, as secretary Of
the committee, is the owner Of two
daily newspapers at Lynchburg. He
has been elected TO congress for 1--WE
consecutive terms,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16

Bruce Kremer. secretary of tho ma
tionaI committee, and Henry Morgen-
than. former ambassador TO Turkey.
who viii. 1t Is predicted, have charge
of the financial end of the Democratic
Campaign, have been conspicuous ng-
ured at the convention. Senator John
w. Kern, OF Indiana, home state of
Vice-President Marshall. has been one
OF Mr.. Marshalrs able supporters. He
was the vice-pre sidential candidate
with Bryan in 1908
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
NEGOTIATIONS EA|L
CONTINUED From First PaKe.l


ence in August falls there win be I'm.
mediate resort to force. This msana
the calling out OF the men and tying up
the transportation service of the coun-
try at a time when traffic Is at ita
busiest, when the hummer crops be-
gin to move. and while domesti and
foreign shipments are heaviest
But TIE railroad m lnagers may con.
cede a little more when they assemble
again.
The dependence Of both sides upon
public opinion. Is indicated by the fact
that these conferences, for the nrst
time in such disputes have been open
to newspaper men and whatever each
side may do officially a campaign OF
puh/ity on both sides will be onA
of the principal weapons of the con.
test
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-16
GREAT C0MM0NER

Continued From First Page.)
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ss%S in fFicaFu and adjoining suburbs.
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Uokonczenle .> stronlcy i-tei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-20
BUkGARzY YPOBICI
" MACEDONIA.
SerbOwie ma W{asnej ziemi.
W}osi pod Tryestem.
Ma zachodnim Froncie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Z Watykanu.
HOIandya sic zbroi!...
,POTOP" w CZECHACH.
Z Watykanu.
HOIandya sic zbroi!.
.PoTOP" w CzECHACH.
WALK W POLSCE.
Kleski Moskai.

Berlin -Wiederi, 20. wrzeSnia.-
Niemcy Ausryacy wydarli 2
rak Moskali inicyatywe w akcyi
ma polskim teatrze wojny i pre-
szediszy defensywy W ofensywe
jednoczeSnie w Galicyi na
Wo4yniu zadali nieprzyjacielowi
ciezkie kleski. Ma Wolyniu - do
uosi rapport niemiecki - wojska
gen. Bernhardiego uderzyiy ma
RoSyan, dziaiajacych W kierunku
Kowla, odrzuci{y ich Cd rzeki
Stochodu w okolicy Zarzecza i
wzie}y 20 krwawej bitwie, W kto-
rel nieprzyjaciel straty Poniosi
znaczne - 2,511 zolnierzy Z 80
oficerami do niewoli, oraz zdoby-
" II mitrahez. LIMA rosyjska
Stochodu zostaia ziamana, a re-
zultaty osiagniete przez Rosyan
W walkach CORA 2 mieSiace trwa
iacych So milestone kompletnie.
LIMA walk przeciaga sic W Polu-
dniowym kierunku daleko wgiab
Galicyi: w po4nocno wschodniej
czeSci kraju tego, pod ZbOrowem
- mad gornym Seretem starcia
powtarzajq sic pomniejsze - W
iednem ostatnich wzieto do ME
wolf so Moskali z = oficerami.
Dalej ma iinii Gniiej Lipy napor
tosyjski zosta} wstrzymany sku-
tecznie, a jeszcze ma po}udnie pod
Haliczem szturmy rosyj. odparto
zwyciesko, zadajac Moskalom
kleske prawdziwa, biorac jencow
kilka tysiecy broni ! dziai spo-
70. Ogo{em W dniach ostatnich ma
omawianym teatrze wojny W sa-
mych jencach Rosyanie stracili
przeszso 5000 ludzi. .. w Karpa-
tach gahcyjskich i bukowinskich
walk uporczywe, lecz wskutek
terenu g6rzystego maja one cha
rakter lokalny.
Piotrogr6d, 2O-go wrzesna. -
Raporty rosyjskie donosza o wal
kach zacietych toczacych sic mad
Narajowka rzeczkq W Galicyi,
gdzie Austryacy Z Turkami ata-
Nowali linie rosyjskie - bez
skutecznie: wszystkie ataki te
ooparto. w karpatach wojska
rosyjskie stale postepuja: osta-
tnio zdobyiy szczyty Pniewa i
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Pedzac precz Bufgarow z wiel-
kim 'impetem, zajmuja jedno
miasto "a drugiem i walcza juz
ma wiasnej ziemi, prac ma Mona
styr, ktory Buigarzy poSpiesz-
ME ewakuuja. w pochodzie zwy-
cieskim Serbowie zdobyli mia
sta Kruszegrad, Neokazi, Cor
niszewo, Rosna i inne, a postep
trivia niewstrzymany w caiej
pe3ni. Dalej ma wsch6d pobili
Serbowie Bufgarow pod Kai-
makczalan zdobyli wynio-
sic bardzo CORY W tel okolicy.
Buigarzy pozycyi tych bro
Mill do upadIego - bitwa w tel
stronie byia straszliwie zaciekia-
p6zna nocq Serbowie wdarli sic
ma szczyty wynioSie ponad 2500
metr6w i wyrznawszy w pien
Buigarow, zatkneli ia Mich sztan-
dary serbskie. Kontrataki Bui-
garskie wSzedzie odparto. Zresz-
ia ostatnio juz i ME kontratakuja
Bufgarzy - uchodza w poplochu
powSzechnym. w centrum, W O.
kolicach jeziora Dorian War
daru rzeki walka toczy sic glow
ME pomiedzy Wlochami a BuIga-
rami; Francuzi mad Wardarem
wspieraja akcye serbska - pod
Wetrenikiem pobito ciezko Buf-
garow, pod Beles podobnie. Ma
wschodniem skrzydle, mad Stru-
ma przewaznie artylerya pracuje.
Sofia, 20. wrzesnia. - RAPPORT
bufgarshi przeczy sukcesom
sprzymierzonych; podano W
MIN: ma zachodnio macedon-
skiem skrzydle odparto ataki Ser
bow, Wlochow, Rosyan Francu-
z6w; w okolicy Kajmakczalan by
la wielka bitwa, szturmy serbskie
odparto, zadajac straty znaczne
nieprzyjacielowi. Mad Warda--
rem W okolicy Moglenicy by}a
walka dziasowa, w okolicy Gorny
i Dolny Poron starcie byfo z
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z T e a t r 9 w
w ojennych.

Ma wschodnim - polskim
froncie Niemcy Austryacy
wydzieraja ofensywe Moska-
lorn.
Niency za{amali linie Sto-
chodu. Austryacy odparli ataki
ma Halicz - Rosyanom wzieto
z CORA 5000 zofnierza do ME
wolf.
Ma Ba}kanie Buigarzy sta
nowcza poniesli kleske w Ma
cedonii; Serbowie Sprzymie'
rzeni pedzac ich, odbieraja mia,
sta i pozycye - Serbowie juz
znow na wiasnej ziemi - my
Sla o odnowieniu rzadu swego.
w Rurnunii - na Dobrudzy
strony zaje}y nowe linie: Ra-
sowa Tuzla: Rumuni wstrzy-
mali napor nieprzyjaciela.
Ma wIoskirn terenie Austrya-
cy pobici cofaja sic pod Tryest,
ktory podobno ewakuuja po-
Spiesznie.
Ma zachodnirn froncie desz-
cze jesienne wstrzymuja zna-
czniejsze dzia1ania; Niemcy
daremnie probuja ofensywy w
Szampanii: Francuzi pod Yer
dun odebrali juz wszystkie u
tracone pozycye.
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Wfoskiego Terenu.
Ewakuacya Tryestu.

Medyolan, 20. wrzeSnia. - Ma
Karsie toczy sic straszna bitwa.
Telegramy wloskie podaja, IL
najwiekSza TO moze bitwa w do
tychczasowej wojnie na wfoskim
froncie: Wiosi pra ma Tryest, 0
ktorego ewakuacyi przez Au-
stryakow juz zewszad donosza.
Wfosi So o jakich 10 mil Cd mia
sta: ostatnio zajeli miejscowosci
fortyfikowane: Raccogliano, Lo-
cvizza, Hudilog, Castagnievizza,
VilIanova, kt6re przed zajeciem
zosta{y zamienione .wproSt w gru-
zow kupy przez olbrzymie dale
konoSne dziala wfoskie.
w miasteczkach tych stafy ma
sv wojsk austryackich, kt6re 70
staIy wybite do nogi, o lie VEGAS
ME usuneiy sic dalej. Straty ME
przyjaciela olbrzymie! Gale bata-
l,ony legly pokotem ma pobojowi-
skach. Bitwy linia rozciaga sic ma
ptlnoc az po Plezzo. w Alpach
dzialowe walki o lokalnym charak
terze.
Wiedeh, 20. wrzesnia. - Ra--
,ort austryacki donosi o odpiera-
niu wznowionych atakow ma Kar-
sic; artylerya pracuje nader in
tensywnie ze stron obu - sytua-
cya ma linii bez zm;say wazniej-
szej. -. ....
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sprzeczne jedno Z g16wnych rza-
dowych pism donosi, IL nowy
premier, Kalogeropulos postal
Niemcom ultimatum, zqdajqc wy
jaSnienia ich postepowania w o.
Eupacyi Kavala przez Bufgarow,
oraz uwolnienia tel czeSci zaiogi
greckiej tamtejszej, kt6ra costa
la do Niemiec uwieziona.. Gre
eva zada jej natychmiaStowego
uwolnienia. Znaczna czesc prasy
greckiej prowadzi kampanie
rrzygotowujacq opinie grecka do
faktu bliskiego wystapienia Gre
cvi ma teatr WOienny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-20
Hughes W Peoria i
Springfield.

Springfield, III. 20-go wrzes-
MIA. - Republjkanski nominar
prczydencyalny rozpocz&l Wczo-
raj drug2 scryc >wych mdw
kampanijnych atakami M admi-
nistracye ACKNOWLEDGING. wy
gioszonymi W Peoria ! Spring.
field.
Gi6wnym tenlatem prAcm"-
wien byI bill Adam>ona. zapru-
wadzajqcy osmiogodzinny Izici
piracy ma kolejach, przyjgcie kt5,
rego nazwaf Hughes .poniIaj&-
Gym spektaklem' Prezydcnc
Wilson. popicrajqc t. u,taWr,
Staf sic Winnyn wedlc pama
Hughcsa naduzyc!a Wiadzy IL
rzgdowrj dokonai ,pozaIowa-
MIA sodncj abdykacyi moral
mego autorytctu''. Zdanicm re-
publikanSkicgo nominate frazrS
0 oSniogodzinnym dniu piracy
byf tylko blagQ, koiejarzom cho-
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Sprawa niedotrzyma- y
nych kontrakIow.
Washington. 20-go sierpnia.

Washington. 2o-go sierpnia.
- w koIach urzedoWych Utrzy-
mano til wiadon,o>G. zc nicktirc
nienrieckic iiruv maj2 zam;ar
wnieSc skargi przed tamtcj>zy-
mi sqdami Z powodu nicdoSta-
wienia przcz iirtny ameryhaM-
skie zamGwionych poprzcdnio
towarOw. transport htGrycil
wStrzymany zostaf przcz bloka-
dc Aliantow. Przypu-zclaja ro-
Wnicz moiliwost. zc take anne.
rykaliskic i,:rnly mosq zwr6cic
SIG do sqd6w. I powodu niedo-
trzymania kontraktow przez liz
my niemieckie; wyn;kieso I tych
samych przyczyn, skutkiem
czego zapadfbv ca}y szcrcg szc-
reg decyzyi prawnych, ktoreby
mosty znaczn;e sic przyczyniG do
wyjaSnienia sytuacyi i ustalenia
zasady, do jakich granic stosun-
XII wojenne moga sluzyc W tego
rodzaju wypadkach "a wystar.
czajace usprawiedl;wienie.
Z okazyi tel wydano zapewnle-
ME, re gdyby sadly niemieckie W
sprawach tego rodzaju nicdo-
trzymanie kontraktu zdecydowa-
iy sic wydawac nakazy konfi-
skaty wiasnoSci amerykanskieJ,
Department stanu bedzie prze-
ciwko temu stanowczo ener-
gicznie protestowac i amerykaii-
skie interesa w Niemczech mo,
ga bye pewne wszechstromej O.
pieki protekcyi re strony rzqdu
Stanow Zjednoczorych.
Dokonczenle % stronicy -tei
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Rumunia W Walce.
Sofia-Berlin, 20. wrzesnia.

Sofia-Berlin, 20. wrzeSnia. -
Raporty Centralnych podajq
Mad Dunajem mic waznego mic
zaszio w dniach ostatnich. w
Dobrudzy rumuhskiej wojska
centralne zajeiy dalsze miejsco-
woSci Chiul, Vasciul i kilka i'll
nych; linia walk ciagnie sic cd
Rasova mad Dunajem do Tuzla
mad Morzem Carmen port Man
gala mad temze Morzem zostal
zajety przcz Bu}garow; ludnost
cywilna uszIa pred wkroczeniem
Bulgarow...
- Do powyaszego niemiecko-
austryacki rapport dodaje, IL W
p6inocnych Wegrzech, ma pogra-
niczu Bukowiny pobito Rosyan z
Rumunami w okolicy Dorna-Wa-
ira, a Rumun6w samych W oko-
Icy Hatzig, W po}udnloWo-
wschodnim Siedmiogrodzie.
Bukareszt, 90. wrzesnia. -
Malo nowin z bojowych front6w
rumuhskich, Z Siedmiogrodu z
Dobrudzy: nap6r bulgarsko-nie-
niecki wstrzymano skutecznie na
SLIME fortyfikowanej linii obron-
nei Tuzla-Rasova, gdzie spodzie-
wac sic trzeba bitwy bardzo waz-
nei: front to wqski, ME rozlegfy,
wiec Rosyanie Rumunl mog2
sic skupit dobrze, nadto nap}y--
raja posifki...
z GRECYI.
Ateny, 20. wrzesnia. = Cisza i
zastoi - lecz to ida sic - cisza
przed burzal... Pogloski krqz9
nair6znorodniejsze czesto
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'Szybanie. w Karpatach Sniegi
juz padaja.... w pofnocnej Ga
licyi W okolicy Brodow mniej-
szo-planowe walk: W jedne1 z
Mich nag}ym atakiem Niemcy
wzieli kilkunastu zo}nierzy dc
niewoli. .. Ma Woiyniu W dy-
rekcyi Wiodzimierza Woiyhskie-
go boje sic ozywiaja: Niemcy
pr6buja ofensywy - bez pozy-
tywnego dla sic rezultatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-20

Wlochami, kt6rych odparto, bio
rae i'm $50 jencow 5 oficerami
i 2 mitraliezami. Mad Struma ME
znaczna walka dzialowa. Prawi-
szta miejscowosc Il ujSt Strumy
zostaia zbombardowana przez
;lotyile Sprzymierzonych z Mo-
"a Egejskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-09-20
RokoWania Z Mexykierl
ida opornie.
HUGHES ATAKUJE Bill ADAMSONA.
Sprawa nie1)Irzynl1Joh kontrait6X.
Przeciwko monopolowi weglowemu.
Ajax strajkier6w ma remizy tramwajOWs.
PraWObOry w NoWym Yorku.
umi IL
Ajax strajkier6Y ma renizy tramwajOWs.
PraWobory w Nowym Yorku.
Wilson wyjsdze tyko ma zaprOszenia. - yMC.A ME da
katoIk6W - zapOwadl pryjazdu Say Bernhardt
Trudnosci W rokowa-
mach z Mexykiem.

New London. Conn. 20-go
wrzesnia. Wczoraj znihla
wszelka nadzieja rychtego zaIa-
tWienia nieporozumien miedzy
Stanami Zjednoczonymi Mexy-
klein. ze do ugody uda sic osta-
tecznie doprowadzic, 0 tenn q
przekonani zaroWno amerykaii-
scy jak mexykanscy komisarze,
lecz przedtem trzeba bedzia po-
konac przerozne trudnoSci, iakie
wy}aniaja sic wciqz W czasic dy-
skusyi.
| tax II. p. sprawl zahezpieczc-
mia pogranicza amerykahskicgo
pred napadami bandyt6w. polni-
mo naJrozmaitszych projckt6w,
ME posuneia sic wiaSciwie ani
ma krok dalej, Cztery tych pro-
jektow komisya stanowczo juz
odrzuciia, a w szczeg61noSci
take projekt stworzenia strefv
woJskowej ia pograniczr, ~
ktorej kooperowatyby sobq woi-
ska amerykaiskie / mcxykai
sKic. Obecnie najwieccj szans
zdaje sic m'ct pan utworzcni?
oddziai6w ochotniczych po obu
stronach granicy, ktorcby stree
giy jej pred napadami bandy-
tow.
Rokowania komisyi musza sic
przeclagac takzc Wskutek tcgo,
re reprezentanci Carranzy najq
tylko ograniczone pefnomocni
ctwa Z kazdq niemal sprawQ
muszq odnosic sic do Mexykr
miasta, gdzie decyduje mel
Carranza i wojskowi doradcy.
Komisarze amerykanscy znaJiu-
ia sic pod tym wzgledem w le2-
seem pofozeniu, gdyz przydzic1o-
ny i'm jest do rady zastepca sze
ia sztabu general Bliss. kt6ry
stale bawi teraz W New Londna.
Wiele trudnosci powodu1c
take sprawa ochrony zycia
praw amerykaiskich ma zicni
mexykanskiej, aczkolwiek re-
prezentanci Carranzy zapewnili
komisarzy amerykaiskicll, IT o
lie chodzi O kwestye opodatEo-
wanna, interesy amerykah5kiL iL
beda traktowane wcdle tycil sa.
mych regul jak mexykahskie. e..
Pomimo jednak tych zapewnien,
otrzymaf sekretarz Lane / ;egc
koledzy urzedowa wiadomo;:, &e
diva wielkie, kontrolowane Drzez
cudzoziemcow banki w Mexyku,
miescie, Banco National Bans
Londyhsko-Mexyk zostai.
zamkniete. Komisarze mex Jkah
scy usprawiedliwiaja fakt ten O.
kolicznoscia, re banki te prowa
dzi}y polityke, ktora dazyla lp
obnizenia kursu wa1uty Carran-
zy tworzy}y prawdziwy trus,
monetarny W Mexyku. Procz te.
go zamkniecie tych bankow ml4
10 Bye wskazanem z tego powo-
du, re rad de facto zamierza
zaprowadzic w Mexyku system
bankowy, analogiczny do tego,
jaki wprowadzony zostai diva
.lata temu w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych.