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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
National League
TRAVELLING MEN
 AND GROCERYMEN
 TO PLAY A GAME

There should be some ball game tonight between the Travelling Men and the Grocer Clerks If one does not believe it, read the lineup of the two teams Gus Gillis, manager of the Travelling Men stated last night that a box of the best Optimo cigars would be given to the win ming team.
 we are out for the cigars Ev- cry man on our team is travelling man and no ringers will be allowed to play with us. Every man on the team is also a guest at the Alaskan hotel and we are to be known as the Alaskan Hotel Travelling Mems Team. We don't care what the oth- CT fellows do. We can play ball and will prove it on the field If the opposing counter hoppers don't be- lieve it let them step forth, said Mir. Gillis.
 Beat my team? I should say not" said Gunnar Blomgren. mana ger ofthe grocery boys 'We will certainly smoke on Mir. Gillis in spite of his bombastic triade. Why, our pitcher drives my delivery car and two of the other players work for me They better bring home those cigars or -
 1t has been mutually agreed that
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

neither tea mshall play any ringers, that Dolly Gray shall act as um- pire and that in case of rain the same shall be postponed until the first good evening. The game Is scheduled to start at 6:30 o'clock tonight on the Jpneau grounds.
 The teams will line up thusly: Glen Darlington, of w. P. Fuller & Co.,. George c. Refs, of Park-Davis & Co.,. c. J. Atkinson, of Bucking- ham & Hecht Shoes; T. B. Beck of
 Hersey Chocolate; Fred Cox, of WcstCrn Dry Goods: B. J. Taylor, ot National Cash Register; Oscar Hart, of Neustadter Bros; c. P. Dcugherty oi Carson, Uerie aud Scot Bert Norris. of Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.,. Gus G.llis, "OH.n.o Kid, and the following substitutes: .C. c. Harcy, The Nut House; Al Shyman, Schwabacher Hardware A. Van Mavern, West Coast Grocery, Al Harris, Chicago, Milwaukee Ry.: .J. II. Nichoalds, Armour & Co.,, a!.6 w. R. Gaspard, Crescent Manufec- turing Co.,
 The Grocery Clerks line up will be Cal Gibson, Sanitary Grocery. Martin Jorgenson, Alaska Gastineau Thapc store; Bert Rogers, I. Gold stein; Eddie Beauduin, B. M Behr- ends; Arthur Magnuson, B. M. Behr- ends; Frank Harvey, Sanitary; Tom Richardson, Scandinavian; Peter Nickelson, Behrends; and Clarence Fey, Goldstein's Emporium. Substi- tutes: Ray Ropes, Goldstein's; Fred Kingsbury, Goldstein's, and Claude Gwinn Sanitary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
Robert Edeson In DouaIas

Robert Edeson. the romantic lead ing man appeared last night at the Douglas Lyric in "The Absentee ' one of the greatest labor plays perhaps ever so forcetul presented. This is a play men, woman or a child can grasp. It is a play that deals with situations today. situations daily told about in the papers. lt shows that corporations are not souless but m many cases, faults the employees have, are never corrected beccuse the heads are never able Co learn the truth. This bill will be repeated to- night
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
Great Play For pounlas

Essanay's great morality play, A Daughter of the City" will be shown tonight and tomorrow night at the Douglas Orpheum and patrons will have an opportunity to become ac quanted with F. II. Calvert the male vampire as much as Theda Bara Is the female vampire Besides, one of the daintiest Of actresses, Mar guerite Clayton, is introduced and she is about as neat a trick as ever posed before a movie camera. The play is one which all should see be- cause it presents a problem growing out of the evils a pretty girl, an avarice mother and a human fiend can accomplish
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
HERE IS A BARGAIN

FOR SALE-G horse power, two cylinder latest model Gray gas en zine Has never been taken from crate. Has all fittings, including shaft, propellCr and reverse gear Cost $25O and win sell for $175 cash Change of plans reason for selling Inquire Burford's Corner. jy25
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
Baseball at Grand

Christy Mathewson in 8 baseball story entitled. "Mattys Decision
 will be one of the features at the Grand today. A saucy boarding house miss bringing an old codger Co her way of thinking in an mdis- erect display of hosiery is another of. fering entitled "The Heart Breaker
 and besides, there is the sixth cpl sode of "The Broken Coin In this episode Grace Cunard finally gets both parts of the coin-for a minute,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
Bid eirI Show at orpheum

A slender racy plot upon which are hung over score of latest yau. Gcyllle and chorus girl dances will be seen tonight at the Orpheum un- der che title Midnight at Maxine ' This is practically @ revue of the best things in the show business of New York City and greatest atten- tion has been given Co the costumes, the pretties girls and the theatrical environment Midnight at MaNlmS
 is one of the stories nightly told on Broadway There is a moral per haps. in this production. Besides the vaudeville revnue there will be a Pathe and Sidney Drew will be seen in one of his own clever comedies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
MOVIE THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
FlmdOm News
MarnarIta FIseher at pream

Margarita Fischer at Dredm
 Tonight Gt the Dream, Margarlta Fischer. well remembered as the creator of the part of Nal, the won dorful girl of the islands in "The Quest" seen in Juneau recently Is again to the fore in the Mutual Mas terpicture The Lonesome Heart which opens tonight. This produc- ton has been received an over the country with much enthusiastic criti. cal prase. It a story of an orphan, given Go the tender mercies of hire Ilngs of an orphan asylum, her es' cape, and finally, through the aid oi sympathetic friends comes into a for tune righttully hers. It Is said that there are two very brutal characters lu this production which really call forth misses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

John Barrymore, the most refined comedian on the screen will be seen at the Dream for the Thursday, Fri day and Saturday night performances. He will appear in "The Dictator ' based on the late Richard Harding Davis novel
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

"The Thief" play that Margaret Ellington made famous on the speak ing stage, will be shown at the Or. pheum the latter part Of this week with Dorothy Doaneny playing the principal part
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
rAYLoR.MADE ICE CREAM

Just like Taylor-Made Candy Sold in cones, pints and quarts Only ice cream made in Juneau. Patronize home industry. Taylor's Candy Fac. tory, Main Street. ie2Ott
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

Announcement has been made that Harry Pollock, manager of Freddie Welsh, had accepted an of- fer of $175OO for the lightweight championship to appear in a 2O- round bout at Colorado Springs on Labor day. Welsh's opponent, the announcement says, has to be picked later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

X new theatre opened at Anchor age week ago last night. Two more are to be opened within the next three weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
National League.

At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh r. New York 1.
 At Chicago Boston 4. Chicago O. At Cincinnati Brooklyn 8, Cincin- natl 6.
 At St. Louis-Philadelphia 5, st. Louis 9.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

When you want something - any Printing that is really fine, let The Empire do the work f2r you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

The Famous Players Film Com pany and the Jesse l.. Lasky Feature Play Company, two of the oldest and best.known motion picture pro duciug companies in the United States, merged into one corporation last week. The new company will be called the Famous Players Lasky Corporation with a capitalization of SI2.5OO,O00
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

President Ban Johnson of the Am erican Baseball Leagu has imposed three days suspension and a $25 fine upon ny Cobb, Detroit outfielder
 a result of Cobb's action in throw ing his bat at a spectator because the latter directed insulting lan- guage against him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11
BIG LEAGUE GAMES SCORES MONDAY, JULY 10.
 Northwestern League. At Butte Butte 6, Spokane 3.
Northwestern Leaaue.
American League

At Boston Chicago 4-3, Boston co.
 At New Cleveland g. New York %
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

The baseball team from Fort Lis cum which went to Seward on the Fourth, lost the three games by the following scores: first game 4 to 10. 1 to 20 and to 1S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

Nat C. Goodwin will be seen on this side of the channel at the latter end Of the week in Business is Business
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

Al Mccoy, the middleweight cham pion, outpointed Dave Kurtz of Ne wafk by a slight margin in their ten-round bout at the Harlem Sport ing Club, Far Rockaway, last week, i'm New York City.
 Kurtz rallied in the eighth round, rocking Mccoy several times with rights to the jaw. Some of Kurtz's admirers thought he was entitled to the popular decision.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-11

The regular shoot of the Juneau Gun Club will be held tonight at the range on Willoughby avenue. This shoot will be for the regulars, but there will also be a ladies shoot All ladies are invited to at tend and take part The shooting will start at 6:3O o'clock this eve nfnu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22
SPORT GLEANINGS


For the first time in the history OF
Michipau's athletics the cross-countrv
.,,an, -, - rt,.aI .,hooi ,,iu .n,oor an
team OF a rival School VIII appear on
tcrrY ileld on octoper 20 Mlchi-
gan's opponents will be Syracuse uni
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22

Carl w. Gillette, captain of the Gill
lettc team, won last weeks PRIZE oil =
fcrcd by the Akin Booterie with ~
ping. This week to date, MiodauSh is
in the lead with 22S pins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22
Icnn. L. Rents state.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2l.-'How-
ard Berry, the pentathlon champion
llst back from the Mexican border,
whore he spent three months in the
national guard. played sensational
football on Franklin field today aud
carried the University of Pennsyl-
vania to Is to 0 victory over the
strong eleven from Pennsylvania state
college. Berry. playing at fullbach;
scored 12 points-two tiold goals ana
a touchdown-and was ther carried
off the field because of an injury.
William QuiSlcy. his substitute, kicked
field goal from placement from tho
A7-yarJ line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22

1t is remarkable that the Exchange
Nationals have been winning two out
of three in every match BOWED th'S
year ard have each time been beaten
as to total pins. Captain Charlie
Friend saws he has the system but
will not divulge the secret.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22

day over Southwestern normal pS
of the football situation c"hccueu 'h''
.,,. c,o,
'ccodul'PIc L" I!tEe 'N'o'i' usnIf
th'l Ava H'A ,ol' ,,",d ont
worthy Ih'Sc '.I'' it,r, ,,,ho
most prominently Ior NJ t.,,t. mn
line W Nholc rpuI' l'' S,' ,,id
against kthl'II 9' ~ I'm, ,i,,' II hold
rrumhlc. hut az "th'r u"'NS
wonderfully wei
Thc touohdoWns as thDN were ''''''
are as follows.
l., chase the south goal ana
,, N''' ri.I,.J Porter received the
r ~, 49,, th-vnrd line where he Was
'.,t.d stewart Kicked 40 yards and
,Iomso rcrc,ying the punt ran 40
,nrds before he was downed. Young
S,t,,'iod ,i,ht end for 10 yards and i'm
mndiat,ly after went through lelt
tackle for a slight gain. BleNns 'hIi,
plunged tackle over tackic LOT ,,rS
Yards aud a touchdown TEe ehtf'
Nly, team vainly attempted TO s'op
INN Grove kicked goal
,,o,, ltclsrd oft Sndthson re
@ Ga. ,,,rt ON the Toward line
i '',, ~ ,.,rds before he was tackled
g. .,,. ,.1,tcd ana Uause missed tn,
o,F"'' ,,o "a vord line. an Alva
l., ,,,',.rrtrr on the 3O-yard line.
,',. i,l Nftcr yainly trying for
t,lt' c,,,, d,un AIvn rclinauishcd the bail.
n,.'., ,t,n, Wv ,,',''seb tn uondlcy and stewart
intrrrcptcd. taking the pass high IN
the ain ON the neNt pay ~ 80,
hrtsht tumhlcd ana l'ieNl"S LEI -
the pigslun. lIauSe theh r,' wv. w." ....'
opd for 20 yards. y forward p'Sn WE
broken mp, hut Grove p'uilS,u
& Ia !. Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22

CHICAGO, oct S2l.-NorthWestern
university defeated Chicago today
for the first time in twelve years
The score was 10 to 0. The defeat of
the Maroons was n big surprise.
Northwestern's scores were the re-
suit of a touchdown and a dropkick,
from Chicago's s45-yard line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22

Candidate for the ohio state cross
country team are speeding on thel
training as a result of the announce
ment that "A dual meet with Indiana
cross-country team will occur her
November II, the date of the Ohio
Indiana football game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22
\IN \
KENDALL.

Substitutes Edwards for Coffee,
Winslow for Grove. Hauso for Feist'
Wallace FOR Edwards Miller tor felst'
ElocIIcv for lfgan Officials, Golay'
Texas BapuSt: Amons. Kansas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22
League standing. including games

This weeks bowling schedule:
Monday-TeXacos KS. Exchange Ma
ticnals.
Wednesday-Pi VS.. Gillettes.
Friday-Aetnaizers VS.. Indian Trad
ing Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22

a. - ,,..,.s.,.
clscloses the lolioNiiS'
Splits 30. misses 21, open frames Al.
rox,cos ESQ SOp and SG3 for 2.554
N, 2et o,,d SO for
pms I'Hti9 '''' '''
2,J2o pins Pllchcr, Ewing ana McNoI-
rem had triple strikes. while Middau2h
had fo,r in , ROW and NcKerren five
,.r,... ........
successive S'ilNcS !" "'Ai'' '"'
Altogether il was the most seasauohll
and exciting match from every Std'l"-
point th2t has ever been poWied III
Tulsa.
Wednesdays match between the En-
change Nationals and the Aethal@C's
also was one of unusual interest Tor
several reasons, chicf OF Whlch Naa
that every game 10y each team, win
the exception Of the AttnaHeis ilI7'
one. was for total above SUI pms
ANA the match totals were Z'iy@ pl l"e
AetnalIers- 10 -,41p OF lhe I'm ll''.
I boys. In the second game iiul''.
Martins rejuVenatcd Actna#efs pu,
up the seasons record game score li
S97 pms, which was arrived at ny tH'
following scores: Abbott l9o Martin
1Si, Gideon 1863, spell imam l'5 anu
Tyson ISL. This man Spellmah Is un-
doupleuiV 4 sI4r ol 'lc ~ - ,tar,i,', g,
team In bowling strength as ~. n
seen from ms evening scofes OF 10
! l13 ana ~ respeC'INeN' lor an "N
age of lN6 pms. lie Is FORMER Ille,u =
/ her OF the HruhSWlck-h'lke-, o'lenue'
| team OF Kansas ChE' one OF t"r Ia
nous ORGANIZATIONS or that great poWr
muleee, OF when city ne was we
/ bowling star. having contested aS"iI.a'
Tulsa last year IN the lhter-tltN Inetta, 80
! lie is now Tulsa resident anu iue ,
! bowling tans may .Npect Ieii'1' NIuI' ''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
PREZYDENT BEDZIE DZIA-
LAC OSTROZNIE.
Washington, ID grudnia.

Washington, IA grudnia. -
Aczkolwlek prezydcnt Wilson
wstrzymuje sic cd omawiania
kwestyi postawionych przez
Nlemcy propozycyi pokojowych,
MONA l. wSzystkich okolicznoSci
Wnloskowac, &c przedkladajac je
.Aliantom, bedzie dzialac Gala o.
Stroznoscia powSciagliwoSciq.
Pan Wilson ME zasiegaf rady
czlonk6w swego gabinetu w tel
sprawie, ale sam po$wieca jej mai
wieksza rozwage, oczekujac ma o.
ficyaIny tekst propozycyi, kt6ry
jeSzczc ME nadSzedl. Pc otrzyma-
niu go zakomunikuje trest jego
Wiclkiej Brytanii i jcj sprzymie-
rzencom, watpliwem jest jednak.
czy ze swej strony poczyni jake
suggestive. w kazdym razie be-
die chciat znat przedtem zapa--
trywania sfcr oficyalnych w Ions
dynie Paryzu Ia Gala sprawe /
dlatcgo wielkq wage przywiazy--
wac nalezy do mowy, jaka dis
ma wygIosit W Izbie gmin nowy
premier angiclski Lloyd George,
w kt6rej prawdopodobnie jasno
okre$li stanowisko Aliant0w. Je-
ze1i Z tel mowy okaze sic, ze W
obecnei chwili pokoju zawlerac
ME pragnq. pan Wilson prawdo-
podobnie zadnych re sWeJ stro-
ny propozycyi ME poczynl, uwa-
zaiac. ze zamiast pom6dz. moG}-
BY tylko pogorszyt sytuacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
Skfad nowego gabinetu
Francyi.

Ponizej podajemy zupetny
skfad zreorganizowanego ministe-
ryalnego gabinetu Francyi: pier
wszych pieciu-Briand, Ribot,
! gen. Yautey, adm. Lacase / Tho
mas stanowia nowo ustanowlona
Rade Wojenna; dalej wy1nienlenl
ministrowie do Rady tel ME ma
leza:
Aristide BRAND - premier l
minister spraw zewnetrznych.
Alexandra Ribot - minister IL
nans6w.
Gen, Hubert l.. Yautey - mi
mister wojny.
Admiral Lacase - minister
marynarki.
Albert Thomas minister
zbrojen i produkcyi wojennel'
Paul Painleve minister O.
swiaty.
Louis ] NAVY - minister
sDraw wewnetrznych.
Etienne Clementel - minister
handlu rolnictWa.
M. Herriot - minister piracy.
CASTOR Doumergue - minister
kolonii.
Rene Viviani - minister Spra-
wiedliwosci.
M. Loucheur - vice minister
zbrojeh.
Albert Clavelle, vice mimi
ster transportacyi.
Justin Godart - vice minister
zdrowia prrbliczneGo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
Sprzymierzeni odnosza Sukcesy
na Zachodzie ma Wschodzie.
w Grecyi juz walcza...
INNE TELEGRAMY.

toku i wojna energiczniejszyn
ruszy dalej krokiem - pok6j te-
rag byiby kleska, wojna dalsza
= zwyciestwo!. -" Nastepnle
wzmiankowal premier progra-
mie zreorganizowanego gabinetn
/ powofania do zycia Rady Wo-
jennej. Izba byia Przepe%niona.
wvwodow Brianda sluchano Z
naizywszem zajeciem, czasem tyl-
ko z socyalistycznych law padai
okrzyk jakiS, oklaskiwano pre-
miera goraco i W rezultacle u
chwalono rzadowi votum ufnoScl
znaczna wiekszoScia 314 g}osow
"a, a 165 przeciw. Gala prasa
francuska zyczliwie komentuje
przenowienie Brianda stanow--
czo giosuje przeciwko pertrakta--
cyom Pokojowym.
- Prezydent Poincare podpisas
wczoraj move w komendzie armn
francuskiej wynikle skutkiem re-
organizacyi gabinetu utworzenia
Rady Wojennej - pierwsza z
tych nominacyi byia dla gen. Jof-
fire - ma marszaika Francyi, wo--
dza naczelnego arnii technicz-
nego doradce Rady; dalej gen.
Nivelle zostai zamianowany wo---
dzem naczelnyn ma zachodzie; a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14

ograniczenie zbrojen armli tloty
niemieckiej; nowy podzia} tere'
now kolonialnych - skutkiem "a
brania kolonii Niemcom; odpo-
wiednie rekompensaty Japonii
wreszcie osobne zupelnie bedq
warunki Co do pokoju Austryi Z
Wlochami, ktore musza otrzymat
kraje i'm nalezne, oraz co do po,
karania Bulgaryi i Turcyi, ktora
zostanie zupelnie z Buropy usu-
nieta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
20 GORNIKOW ZABITYCH
EKSPLOZYI,

Pittsburg, Kans. IA grudnia.-
w kopalni wegla firmy Rec
dy and Ryan W Stone City. IS
mil stad ma poludniowy zachod,
wydarNla sic wczoraj popoludniu
eksplozya, W ktorej zostalo zabi-
tych 20 g6rnik6w, siedmiu zas Cd
nioslo pokaleczenia obrazenia.
zyciu tych ostatnich ME grozi
niebezpieczehstwo.
o lie dotychczas wiadomo,
przyczyna katastrofy by}a eksplo-
zya r6wnoczeSnie prochu gazu,
ME zdolano jednak jeszcze ca}ej
kopalni zbadat. by kwestye te
stanowczo ustalit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
KWESTYA POKOJU.
Co MYSLA WE FRANCYI.

Paryz, IA. grudnia. - Ma
wczorajSzem posiedzeniu Izby De
p1ttowanych premier BRAND wy
glosi} move, wysoce znamienna
W ktorej doniosl Izbie, IL Nierncy
wniosly propozycye PoEoJowa
lecz ON z urzedu swego i powln-
noSci patryotycznej Przestrzega
swoj narod pred zbyt pohopnem
gonieniem "a mirazem PokoJu,
dop6ki zapewnien konkretnych
sic ME otrzyma, IL ten pokoj be-
dzie trwaly i korzystny, re Fran
eva "a swe olbrzyrnie ofiary COS
zyskuje, ze tego pOkoju "a lat pa
re nowy gwait niemiecklego wro-
ga ME zerwie ME zmqci. ,,Uwa-
zajcie i pilnujcie siei" - wolal
premier BRAND - ,,Przestrzegam
przed optymizmem zbytnim, ale
zarazem pred depresya ducho-
wa. Sprawa Francyi dobrze stoi
zwyciestwo jest pewne - take
90 problematycznego i tymczaso-
wego pokoju ME godzi sic chwy-
tae, dlatego, IL nieprzyjaciel go po
dawae - musi!.. Zmiany do
nios8e u Sprzymierzonych - w
rzadach, w komendach armii So w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14

okrucieistwa Nieimcow, stosow-
ME do przedstawionych przez po-
krzywdzone strony dokumentow
ewakuacya odszkodowanie
wszystkich najechanych przez
Niemcow terytoryow, mianowi-
Gle Belgii, Francyi, Polski, Ser
BIZ, Rumunii Czarnogory; zwrot
Alzacyi i Lotaryngii - Francyi ;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14

pewne oSwiadczenie jakieS zlozy.
Narazie notowac MONA tylko
glosy prasy - zgodne bez wyatt
ku - ma punkcie, IL propozycye
niemiecka jedynie ignorowaG mo-
INA ! .Wybitni mezowie ME waha-
ia sic opinie swe oglaszac W pis-
mach - tax otwartym silnym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
NIEMCY USPRAWIEDLI-
WIAJA ZATOPIENIE
,,LANAO".
,,LANAO".

Washington, IA grudnia. -
Department stanu otrzyma} Z
Berlina odpowiedz na swa note
W sprawie zatopienia parowca
,.Lanao" d. 2S pazdziernika w po-
b1izu przyIadka Sw. Wincentego,
w kt6rej Niemcy twierdza. ze
plyna} on pod flaka brytyjska
i zosta} torpedowany po zabez-
pieczeniu zycia ca}ej zalogj ska
dajqcei sic trzydziestu ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14

jest ten sentyment. Z prasy tez
czerpie sic ponizej podane przy-
puszczalne, mozliwe jedynie wa
runki pokoju, ma jakieby sic Ego
die mogli Alianci: Sa one naste-
pujace: Niemcy zaplaca pelne od-
szkodowania wszystkim krajom,
W kt0rych inwazya swa szkody
naczyniiy; Konstantynopol / jego
ciesniny dostana sic RoSyi; od--
szkodowaHie okret "a okret i tona
"a tone "a potopione ma morzu
statki towary; ukaranie winnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-14
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYLY: TOcopilla: Sinaloa.
- Shanghai: Tamba Maru. - Ge--
nua: Taormina. - San Francisco:
Winamae.
ODESZEY: LiverpOOl: Adriatic.
- CristobaI: Brazil. - San Franci.
SEQ: Crown Of Leon, Wilhelmina. -
Seattle: Henrik Ibsen. - Yokohama:
Yokohama Maru.