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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
German SUCCESSES Continue.

London, Feb. 15.-The whole west
ern fighting front is the scene Of
engagements. At some points the big
guns have been roaring necessarily
for days, the infantry have been en-
gagged in hand-to-hand struggles, gren-
ade fighting and mining operations
have played a prominent part in the
battles, while airmen have fought each
other above the lines and have been
cannonaded from below by anti-air-
craft guns.
The Germans followed up their re-
cent successes in Champagne by the
capture of an additional half mile OF
French trenches around Tahure, in
that district, and their artillery bonn
bardments in the neighborhood of
Massiges and Navarin have been an.
swered in kind by the French.
The north of Scissors, around Ter
ny and along the river Aisne the
Germans started an infantry attack,
but the French put it down with their
guns and rifles.
To the south of the Somme the
Germans endeayored to surround ort.
post trenches. but desisted unde- q
heavy fire from the French.
In upper Alsace the Germans turn.
ed loose their guns on trenches tie
French had recaptured from them,
but the French, during the night, had
evacuated them and the shelling did
no other damage than to shatter the
emplacements.
Seventeen fights in the air is the
record of Sunday, reported officially
by the British along their lines in
Flanders In addition there has been
great activity south of La Bassee |
canal, where the Germans exploded !
seven mines. Heavy bombardments /
and an infantry attack in that section
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
OPERA
IS TIE PLAN
At STYLE SHOW
FRANK ROBSON is NOW ACTIVE
LY AT WORk TO BRING THE
BEsT ARTISTS HERE FOR THIS
OCCASION.

As work progresses, plans grow
larger. That is the case with refer
ence to Fashion Week, which has al
ready been planned for the city.
Frank Robson, manager of the Rob
ison opera house, has undertaken to
bring to Ardmore for that week one
of the finest attractions that can be
obtained. He does not say for certain
that he will have a troupe of grand
opera, but he will make an effort to
do so, and if grand opera cannot be
secured, some of the best stage artists
of the country can be had. Mr. Robi-
son will be guaranteed against loss
by the enthusiasm which prevails
for fashion week and all lovers Of
the stage and lovers of high-class
music may look forward for the real
treat of the season during fashion
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Lottie Geneva Thrasher

Lottie Geneva, the eight months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Thrasher passed away at the Thrash
er home southeast of the city on the
11th of this month. Death was caused
by pneumonia. The remains were laid
to rest in Rose Hill cemetery at Ard
more on the 18th. Chester and Har-
vey Thrasher, sons of the bereaved
parents, came up from Memphis, Tex
as. to be present at the funeral, and
both OF the married dauhgters were
also present The daughters are Mrs.
Myrtle Mays and Mrs. Iva Walker,
both of whom live near Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
HoLcoMB CASE REVERSED
Question Of Jurisdiction Of the Lower
Court is involved.

Question Of Jurisdiction Of the Lower
Court is Involved.
Oklahoma City, Feb. 13.-The crimi-
nal court of appeals in an opinion
by Judge Doyle, has reversed the case
of Hattie Ilolcomb, appealed from
stephens county Mrs. Holcomb was
convicted last year of the murder Of
her husband and was sentenced to
life term in the penitentiary. She
was paroled by Governor Williams
pending her appeal. owing to her ply
scal condition, and has since been
at liberty. The case was reversed
on a question of jurisdiction on
change of venue in the lower court
Another opinion in this court, also
by Judge Doyle, afdrms the Case of
Henry Johnson, appealed from Chero.
kee county, in the case of a minor
crime.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
SOUTHWEST
ERN AUTO SHOW
IS LAUNCHED
5lLES WILL BE ON DISPLAY
HERE EARLY IN APRIL. CITY 90.
ING BIG THINGS.

The automobile dealers of Ardmore
are going to take advantage OF Fash
ion Week and will put on an elaborate
display OF all of the late models Of cars
and have already taken the matter up
with their various factories and state
agents, and at meeting held last
night with Walter S, Gilbert, secre-
tary of the merchants association, for.
mally organized the Southwest Auto
Show and designated April e to l.
as the time for the exhibition.
TWenty-seven makes Of cars were
represented at the meeting and it was
estimated that at least fifty would
participate in the show. 1t was esti-
mated that at least one hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of new models
would be on hand for the occasion,
with a possibility of even twice that
amount being on hand when the time
arrived
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
NELLEN SAYS
CHARGE NADE:
IS j n 7 RUE
FORMER PRESIDENT OF NEW
HAVEN DENIES THAT BRAN
DEls HELPED TO WRECK THAT
RAILROAD.

Washington, Feb. 15.-FOrmer Pres
ident Mellen of the New Haven rail
road today notified the senate sub
committee that he had no facts to
substantiate the charges that Louis T..
Brandeis, who was nominated for the
supreme court bench, helped to wreck
the New Haven railroad,
Samuel W. Winslow. president OF
the United Shoe Machinery company,
charged that Brandeis was guilty Of
improper conduct toward the COM
pany at its hearing. He charged
that Brandeis attacked as illegal the
acts and methods of the company he
helped to create.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15

also Il reported, the Germans sue
ceedin. entering a British trench.
They " driven out almost imlne'
diately.
There have been on important
events on the eastern front but the
Russians in the Caucasus have occu.
pied one of the Erzerum forts ana
have taken large numbers Of Turkish
prisoners. Several Turkish batteries
on the Trebizond coast of the Black
sea have been silenced by the RUS
sian warships.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
EARTHQUAKE RECORDED TODAY
Severe Shock Recorded in Washington
-Laster More than an Hour.

Washington, D. c., Feb. ia Sc
we're earthquake was recorded this
morning by the seismograph here, last
ing more than one hour. The heaviest
shocks were at seven o'clock. The
earthquake occurred approximately
45OG miles from Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
FIND TEXAS STILL
Officers Capture Twenty-Five Gallons
OF New Corn Whiskey.

Carthage, Tex, Feb. 15.-An Illicit
still in a remote district, fifteen miles
from here, was raided last night by
officers, who arrested William Downs,
owner of the land. Downs said he
fed wet corn mash to his hogs. Twen-
ty-fiye gallons of new whiskey was
coniiscated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Pays 1925 for Cotton at madill.

Madill Okla, Feb. III. S. Clay
ton OF Durant cotton buyer for a Dal-
las firm. purchased $4,000 worth Of
cotton here Friday evening ~. locai
firms. the average price paid for this
cotton being 1926 cents. This purchase
comprises most of the cotton being
held IN this country
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Salonil1i Suffers Heavily

Athens, Greece, Feb. ID
Over one million dollars worth
of property damage has been
done to Saloniki by Zeppelin
raids, it is announced today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
WOULD ABOLISH INDIAN BUREAU
Senator Lane Proposes Commission
TO Close Up Indian Affairs.

Washington, Feb. 1i-Senator Lane
today introduced a bill to abolish
the present Indian bureau and re-
place it with a commission Of three
men selected from FIVE nominees cho-
sen by a council Of Indians to be
under the direction of congress, and
with instructions 10 close up the ma
TONS supervision over Indian mat
ters at an early date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
MAKE SERIOUS
CHARGES ABOUT
CONSUL CANADA
CARRANZA OFFICIALS CLAIM
THERE is PLOT TO BLOW UP
5ATTLESHlP KENTUCKY, IN
VOLVlNG CONSUL.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Carran-
"a officials inform the state depart
ment that they have heard reports
of a plot to blow up the Battleship
Kentucky in Vera Cruz harbor. in
which Consul Canada is alleged 10
be involved, the object being to force
American Intervention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
For Covernment Ownership.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The senate
voted today favoring a congressional
inquiry into the advisability of gov
ernment ownership of public utilities
as against government regulation
control
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY
Man Attacked in Dallas Saturday
Night Died Today

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 81. Frank Col
bath. aged 80, who was attacked by
two unknown men Saturday night,
died here TODAY augmenting Dallas
string Of murder mysteries
Goliath was found unconscious, but
had not been robbed He was unable
10 say who attacked him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15

London, Feb. 1.-THE Reuters Vi
cenza, Italy, correspondent says that
hostile aeroplanes bombarded the
italian town of Schio yesterday, kill,
ing six and wounding others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
FRENCH REGAIN TRENCHES LOST
7OTHE GERMANS LAST SUNDAY
PARIS REPORTS THAT ADVANCED POSITIONS LOST 70
TO THE TEUTONS HAVE BEEN RETAKEN BY FRkNCH
TROOPS

Paris Says that Although German Attacks Are Apparently
Great They Are in Reality Only Minor Local Actions and
Without Gains for the ermans-Reavy Fighting Report
ed in Africa Between and Belgans-Sitting OF
British Parliament Resu Today-Million Dollar Prop
erty Loss Sustained by S5 Xxi Result of Zeppelin At
acks Say Athens Dispatc -Aerop!anes also lombard
Italian Town Killing Six ant T. ounding Others
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15

Sherman. Tex, Feb. 15.-Captain
J. 2. Wharton, aged 81. a well known
educator and former trustee Of Aus
tin College, died here today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
NO SUFFRAGE BY CONGRESS.

House Committee Defers Further Con-
sde~ation of Amendments
Washington, Feb 15.-Prohibition
amendments. but not suffrage, will
be considered at this session of con
gress. The house Judiciary commit
tee today postponed until December
consideration of the Anthony suffrage
amendment. The proposals to post
pone prohibition lost by a tie vote,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Wounded Girl is Dead

Marlin, Tex, Feb 15-Mary Wiscz-
goskia, victim of a pistol battle be-
tween her father and two men Sun
day, died here today from her
wounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
STILL BURNS TODAY
Dozen Other Miners Are Missing and
May Have Lost Their Lives-Fre
Twelve Hundred Feet Below Sur.
face-Cause Not Known.
Butte, Mont, Feb. 15.-Twenty-one
men probably lost their lives in the
copper mine fire here.

Butte, Mont, Feb, 15.-At least ten
miners lost their lives in a copper
mine fire late last night, which is still
burning today A dozen other miners
are missing.
The fire is twelve hundred feet be-
low the surface in the Pennsylvania
mine Of the Anaconda Copper Com
pany.
The cause of the fire is not known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Negro Hung at Houston.

Houston, Tex, Feb. 15.-"I amt
afraid TO die" said Henry Sampson,
negro, before springing the trap when
he was hung here today ror murder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
BOY HEIR TO MILLIONS
St. Louis Boy Declared Heir TO Vau-
able St. Louis Property.

dOIr ~ IUUI5 TTOpCTIy'
jefferson City, No, Feb. 15.-Louis
Bonero Of St Louis, a boy II years
old. was held by the supreme court
ruling today to be heir to property in
St Louis said to be worth two mil
lion dollars
The court held that the natural
child Of an adopted child inherits
from the adopting parents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Factories Interested

The auto dealers We're quick on the
trigger and when it was explained
to them that the merchants associa.
tion would undertake the extensive
campaign for the week i'm
modiately formulated their plans
Their idea is to assemble the entire
exhibit under canvas if a tent large
enough can be secured and the city is
to be asked for some concessions to
stretch the canvas in prominent
place
Tom Cooper has wired for an entire
train load Of cars, Mr.. Slaughter eX-
poets a full line Of his cars, and other
agents have already got the wires hot
urging for hurry-up shipments. John
MullJey has already been notified by
one Of his factories that they would
have cars and special demonstrators
here for the occasion and this one
agent has made advertising arrange
uentS for the occasion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-15
Supply Men, Too.

The accessory men We're also pres
.ent at the meeting and will cooperate
to make the show complete in every
detail Demonstrations along every
avenue Of this line Of business will be
made during the week.
If canvas can possibly be secured
to accommodate the number of cars
expected and a central place secured
to stretch it, the Southwest Auto Show
promises to be a drawing card of
Fashion Week, and no effort will be
spared to make it a tremendous sue
cess.
The merchants association will meet
tonight at the court house to com
pleta their arrangements for Fashion
Week and to draw up their plans
for the refund of railroad fares to
cut Of town shoppers. The meeting
will take place at o'clock and it will
be an open meeting for an mer-
chants in the city as the general SEN
timent is that everyone, big and little
shall demonstrate during the week
just what the b New Ardmore b Is.
Several new applicatiis for mem
bership in the association were made
and today, and no event ev-
er promoted for the good of Ardmore
has ever attracted more widespread
Many of the merchants have taken
up with the factories supplemental !
spring orders and immediate delivery |
Of all spring goods has been insisted .
on.
The display being arranged is to /
be elaborate in the extreme and every
detail connected with retail shopping
Is TO be demonstrated during the week.
The merchants are determined to put
trdmore on the map as a retail shop
1ing center and to establish it as such
or all times TO come.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27
NIEPEWNA WIEKSZOSC w
IZBIE POSELSKIEJ
KONGRESU.

Washington, 27 grudnia. -
I rezultatow ostatnich wyborow
okazuje sic, ze ami demokraci ami
republikanic ME bedq mieli W
Izbic poselskicj wymagancj WIG
kszoSci. by mogli saml obrac
..speakcra". Sklad bowicm lzby
przedstawiat sic bedzie jak ma
stepuje: 414 republikan6w, 9i5
demokrat6w. = riezaleznych, 2
progresywnych, prohibicyonista
1 socyalista i 2 niepewnych. Po-
trzebna wiekszosc wynosi 91s i
O tenn, kto ia otrzyma. zadecydu-
ie stanowisko tych kilku posi6w,
ME nalezacych ami do demokraty-
cznej ami do republikanskiej par
tyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27
NARADA ANGLII z KOLO-
MIAMI.

LONDYN, 27. GRUDNIA. -
Anglia zamierza omawiae warun-
XII .pokoju przedewszystkiem z
premierami swoich kolonij. Pierw
Sym promieniem nadziei, IL Wiel
ka Brytania ME odrzuci bezwa--
runkowo niemieckich propozycyj
pokojowych by}o oznajmienie
wczorajsze, re kiedys w najbliz--
szej przysziosci - ME pozniej nii
W lutym - rada wojenna zbierze
sic ma konferencye, ma ktora "a
proszony bedzie premier kazdego
dominium ,,celem omowienia ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27
Z Walk W Rumunii.
Bitwy mad dSonne.
Przygotowania do korona-
cyl ma Wegrzech.
.Marsza1ek FranCy1"
Rome TelegrarnY.

mierza ma obie kwestye odpowie-
dziec najzupelniejsza odmowq.
Pomimo tego jednak, rzady
panstw sprzymierzonych odpo-
wiedza jak najszSzeg6lowiej. O.
swiadcza, re prowadzic dalej bedq
wojne, dopoki zniszczone obszary
ME zostanq odrestaurowane i do
p0ki ME wytworzy sic stan re
czy TAXI, re istnienie mniejszych
narodow najzupeiniej bedzie "a
pewnie#e.-i W kt6rym wojenna
pozoga ogarniajaca SWAT ca}y,
ME stanie sic niemozliwa.
Petrograd, 81. grudnia. - No,
ia prezydenta Wilsona wywolala
tn powszechne zdumienie W pra-
sic i IL ogofu i Mkt ME sadzi, by
miala jakiekolwiek powodzenie.
Rodzianko, prezydent dumy, w
TAXI wyrazii sic sposob:.
nPrzypuszczam, re prezyden;
Wilson jak najszlachetniejsze
miai zamiary, rozsyiajqc swa no.
te, ale sadie, re czas ma to obral
bardzo niefortunny. Chociaz ME
miaiem jeszcze czasu dokiadnie
zastanowic sic mad propozycya,
moge powiedziec, re wszelkie
propozycye pokojowe narod 70,
Syjski obecnie odrzuci. Prevalent
powinien byi to zrozumiec. Raj
mie i obraza, re rozeslal note W
tym czasie. Szczegolnie to ME
przyjemne teraz, gdy przyjazne
stOsunki pomiedzy Ameryka a
Rosya wzrastaja. Mozemy rozpo-
czac mowic pokoju tylko wte-
dy, gdy Niemcy zostana zupeinie
upokorzone.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27
co SADZA w NORWICH.

Londyn. 27. grudnia. - Z Ko-
penhagi nadeszla wiadomoSc, re
dr. Mowinckel, prezydent stor-
thingu norweskiego, W TAXI spo--
sob wyraziI sic nocie Wilsona
DIR. Won Bethman Hollwes wy
razii sic o przysziych stosunkach
pomiedzy narodami w sposob po-
dobny, jak prezydent Wilson w
swej nocie, wicehrabia Grey,
by}y brytyjski minister spraw "a
granicznych, w parlamencie an
gielskim. Nam przeto nadzieje,
re wynalezienie wsp6lnej podsta-
WV do rokowah pokojowych ME
jest zbyt odlegie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27
Carranza ME da} zadanej odpowiedli
Repub|ikanie maja 214, demohaCi 213 pos|6w.
BOPP STAJE W OBRONIE Won PAPENA.
Tornado w Arkansas.
CHA ZATOPIENIA ,,ARAB!r
INNE TELEGRAMY.

kontcrcncyi dclcgat0w amerykaii
skich i meXykaiskich albo ratv-
flkowa} albo odrzucii i nic dai
dotychczas zadncj odpowicdzi.
Mimo to Department stanu
ME uwaza jcszczc sytuacyi "a
krytyczna. bedqc zdania, zc od-
powiedz dla jakichS nicznauych
powod6w sic op6znila, jczcli zaS
nadejdzie przychylna. bedzic go.
! tow przyjqt ia pomimo op6znic-
ria. pamietajac tenn. ze glow
nym cclem konferencyi bylo take
wlasnie przyjazne zaIatwienie j.
stniejqcych nieporozumieh. Jeze-
Ii jcdnak Carranza odmowi przy-
jecia Warunkow. ma jakich eks--
pedyCya generala Pershinga mia
labv zostac wycofana. trzeba be-
die uwaZac usifowania konferen-
cyl doprowadzenia do porozumic
MIA "a udaremnione i bezoWocne.
w samym Mexyku sytuacya
przcdstawia sig pono wcale ME-
wesOfo. a streScic ia MONA w ma
! stepujqcy spos6b:
l. Villa jest faktycznie dykta-
torem w tel czeSci Stanu Chihu-
ahua, kt6ra ajduje sic ma polu-
dnic cd kolumny genera}a Per-
shinga. Pod jego kontrola znaj--
duje sic takze Durango. znaczna
czeSc Stanu Coahuila i przyleg--
1yCh.
2. L micjsc tych komendanci i
gcncralowie Carranzy poucieka-f
Ii, a znaczna czeSG ich wojsk prze
szia do Will.
3. Dzieki tcmu rozporzadza ten
ostatni obecnie silq wynoszqca O.
kolo 10000 ludzi, t. ]. wieksza nii
wSzyStkie razcm garnlzony Car
ranzy W p6lnocnej czeSci kraju.
4. Felix Diaz zebraf znaczna
arnie w Puebla i Oaxaca, gotow
podobno ruszyc MIA naprzod ma
haslo Will.
5. Zapata trzyma pod swa kon-
trola Stan Morelos / okolice W
sqsiedztwie miasta Mexyku, go
tow podobno take pol2czyc sic W
odpowiedniej chwili Z Villa.
6 Jezeli wojska te razem "a
czna operowac przeciwko Carran-
zy. watpliwem sic wydaje, czy
bedzic on w stanie oprzee sic i'm
skutecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27

mich zabraliSmy jake jehcow
inni poniesli znaczne straty pod
naszym ogniem dzialowym.
w poniedzialek wieczorem do
staliSmy sic do okop6w ma p6lno-
cny wsch0d Cd ArnentiereS roz-
pedzilismy robotnik6w nieprzyja-
cielskich. ZajeliSmy rGwniez po,
zycye nieprzyjacielskie ma wschod
cd Ploegstcert.
w okolicy Les Beufs i Gucnde-
court bombardowalismy okopy
nieprzyjacielskie pomyslnym
skutkiem.
Paryz, 27. grudnia. - w SEX
! cyach Belloy-en-Senterre i For,
quescourt artylerya po obu stro-
mach bardzo byla czynna. Dziesie-
ciu naszych awiator6w bombar--
dowalo dworzec kolejowy i baraki
w Nesle, jakotez nieprzyjacielskie
pozycye w leslie Chapitre i W
Ourscamp.
Berlin, 81. grudnia. - w nie--
ktorych sekcyach ma froncie
Ypres, po obu stronach kanalu La
Rassee ia zachod cd Lens, dzia-
}alnoSc artyleryi sic zwiekszy}a.
Wycieczki silnych patroli brytyj-
skich kilkakrotnie odparto.
w MACEDONII.
Paryz, 27. grudnia. - Niema
mic nowego do doniesiehia, jak
tylko, re odbywaja sic jeszcze cia-
gle utarczki artyleryi w okolicy
AIonastyru i II zgjecia Cerny.
Berlin, III. grudnla. - Buigar-
ska piechota zrobi}a kilka pomySl-
nych wycieczek ma poinocny "a
chod Cd Monastyru. u zgjecia
Cerny bitwy artyleryi ME ustaja.
MA FRONCIE WLoSKIM.
Rzym, 27. grudnia. - Wzdluz
calego frontu odbywaly sic utar-
czki, ktorym nieco przeszkadzala
niepogoda. Ma Carso, ma poludnie
Cd Montefal, wyprostowaliSmy
nasze linie niespodzianym ata-
klein ma przestrzeni 300 metrow.
w jednym Z dolow podobnych do
krater6w, w obszarze przez mas
zajetych, znalezlismy - pax a.
municyi porzuconej przez nieprzy
jaciela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-27
ODPOWIEDZt MA NOTE
WILSONA.
ODPOWIEDz NIEMIEC.

BERLIN. 27. GRUDNIA. -
Tekst odpowiedzi Niemiec na no.
te Wilsona, brzmi wedle depeszy
iskrowej Overseas News Agen--
cy' droga na Sayville, W sposob
nastepujacy:
,,Szlachetne propozycye poda--
re przez prezydenta Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych celem utworzenia
podstawy do ustanowienia trwa}e-
go pokoju, zostafy otrzymane /
rozwazone przez Rad cesarski w
przyjaznym duchu wyrazonym W
komunikacie prezydenta.
,,Prezydent przedstawia to, co
ma ma sercu pozostawia otwar--
tym wybor drogi.
,.Rzadowi cesarskiemu wydaje
sic bezpoSrednia wymiana zapa-
trywan najwiasciwsza droga do
osiagniecia pozadanego rezultatu.
,,Proponuje tedy w mysl O.
swiadczenia zrobionego IL grud-
MIA, kt6re podaio oferte rokowan
pokojowych, bezzwioczne zebra
ME delegatow panstw wojujacych
w miejscu neutralnem.
Rad cesarski rowniez mnie-
ma, ze wielkie dzieio zapobiegania
przysz}ym wojnom moze bye roz-
poczete dopiero po zakonczeniu
obecnego zatargu narodow.
,,Bedzie tez gotow, skoro ia
chwila nadejdzie, przyjemnoscia
wsp64dzialae W zupelnoSci ze Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi we wznios-
lych tych zamiarach."
NOTA SZWECYI.
LoNDYN, 27. GRUDNIA. -
Daily Telegraph" donosi, re we
die nadesziych wiadomoSci, nota
Szwecyi, podobnej treSci jak nota
Szwajcaryi odnoszaca sic do ini-
cyatywy prezydenta Wilsona, 20
staia rozesiana do rzadow bellige-
rentow.
ZAPATRYWANIA ROSYI
Petrograd, q. grudnia. - Ro-
syjski minister spraw zagranicz-
nych, Pokrowski, zaprosii wczo--
raj representative prasy celem
wyrazenia wObec Mich Swych "a
patrywan okreSlenia swego pro-
gramu.
Popierwsze, jak oSwiadczyi, ME
zaszia zadna zmiana W stosun-
kach Rosyi jej sprzymierzonemi
panstwami.
Powtore, po wojnie sojusz woj-
skowy Francyi, Anglii Rosyi "a
mieni sic na Scisia unie ekonomi-
Czna.
Potrzecie, wojna toczyG sic be-
die, dopoki stanowcze zwycie-
stwO ME zostanie odnieSione.
Potem p. Pokrowski przeszedl
do omowienia noty Wilsona. Po-
niewaz nota ia zeszla sic proPo-
zycya Niemiec, ,przeto Rad "a
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