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The sun., 1916-09-27
CITY WILL GET MILK
ATS CENTS QUART
Dillon Says Farmers Will Soon
Have Their Own Pasteuri-
cation Plants.

New York city will get milk for eight
cents a quart just as soon as the farmers
up state get their w pasteurization
stations working. said state Commits
sloher Dillon yesterday. At present mos
OF these plants are controlled by big
distributors.
AS 1t Is We are making progress
toward that price, the Commissioner
added. Farmers already arc establish
ing pasteurization plants throughout the
state. Many dealers are signing con-
tracts 10 purchase exclusively through
us We are getting more milk every
day and we can sell all We can get.
THE large distrihuters ar. losing
much money through their prcscr:
method Of purchasing mix IN pcnnsyl-
wanna and New England. since they can
not get II here without paying the league
price. For example. they are buying
milk In Pennsylvania for $40 n can.
raying - cents to get II here. and then
selling II for about e2.eo a can. at loss.
We. on the other IN nd. sell 8 per cent.
milk for 32.05 a can"
Jacob 8. Brill. president Of tho Dairy.
mems League. declared yesterday that
the league farmers. who comprise 90 per
cent. Of all producers in the State. have
agreed TO 90 out OF business rather than
"N''pt ptNC IoWeT IMAM tne league
rate.
They will manufacture their product
at home" he said. ''by making II into
butter and cheese and separating their
milk and selling the cream. They will
feed the skim milk 20 calves, chickens
and pigs. The very high price at which
pork IL now selling permits the'n to
make a good profit IN this manner. Good
cows were never selling higher and
many farmers have already sold the
best OF their herds"
II was said hat a number Of s,rik.
ing drivers from the Borden company
signed contracts yesterday to sell as in
dependent retailers for the league
through Commissioner Dillon. At tho
general offices of the BORDEN company II
was denied, however. hat there is any
difficulty IN getting milk or that farmers
In this state have refused to renew o
tracts for delivery. II was said the
contract system was lone away with be-
fore the present trouble started.
The sun., 1916-09-27
PAISCETON-New Jerssy,

PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL
College preparatory school for boys over
fourteen. Rapid progrsrs possible because
OF limited number OF pupils ,Ge) and free.
aom from riGid clAsS Organisation NJ.
seilsnt equipment.
J. y. FINE, Head Master. Princeton. ". J
The sun., 1916-09-27
%LAUTERBACH WINS CASE.
Edward 4. Leet Pleads Guilty 10
Estorting Money From LAWYER.

Edward A.. Leet. who was recently mr..
rested on a charge of extortion made by
Edward 4. aiterbach, attorney and
FORMER Republican leader. pleaded guilt
Yesterday before Judge Mott in General
Sessions. lie was remanded for sem
'ence on October 3. The maximum sem
fence In fifteen years.
No testimony was required on I.ce,'s
plea yesterday, but Lauterhach charged
earlier In the case that he had given the
defendant upward OF 500, 900 In the last
twenty years under threats that Lr.t
would sue him for alienation OF Mrs,
f.ee;'s affections.
In court ready to testify against I.ect
were n scranton lawyer and three other
residents OF that town. all of whom were
prepared to swear tina Leet had oh.
tain'd money from them under circum-
stances similar 10 those which cnmeshed
l.auterbach.
The sun., 1916-09-27
WILLS AND A%PPRAISALS.

CHARLES W. R1DGWAY. lawyer. died
MAJ ~, 1919 Appraiser John ! LyonsI:
total assets, &s,1t3, net estate. S6so, Edna
= Cqdwalsier. daughter, beneficiary. The
a~ssts included four bonds. par value $500
each, Of me Metropolitan Jockey Club. APP
praised - $500.
CIiRlSTOrHER W. WILSON of the
Nrm cf Christopher W. wilson 4 CO., deal
srs IN yellow pine left an estate ~ more
han 300. 900, ACCORDING to u VIII Ned in
BROOKLYN. There are eight requests ~
$500 each to charity, ten beuu"s,- Ia
grand .h'ldrrn, niece. and nephrws OF 81, OOO
each and a beInes' Of 81 200 10 the en-
ployess ~ the lumber firm, Tho widow,
Henrietta Wilson, gets 800 0OO In trust.
~ her death Il Is to hn divided amonE
tho resliuary legntees. the testator's chill
ir"r GEORGE d. Robert H.. and Chr!ktopher
W, wilson. Jr, and Mrs. Bsssie W. Srho-
G"'l. Mr., Wilson died on September ~.
CHARLES STDtkER. who died In
Brooklyn on August 20, left an annuity
~ $500 to his mother, Ellzahath Stork-r
If Heidelberg. Germany. and tha remainder
~ H. estate, cunt not given. In irus,
Tor Mrs. Sarah Maori, a friend Her hus-
band. Joshua Y Moore. - also provided
FOR. ON their death tho estate Is 10 he
liviiei among the three sisters of tho
tcstaior.
SARAH DITMAs. who died in Brooklyn
oH MAY %, left n net estate NJ 9Iao A45.
~ which I'VE cousins get sas. 557 each.
ODER q, DAWSON. who died I'm
brookl,u an December ~, left si. 900 ~ a
Sllfh33 "stal' to charity and tn" iuik al
I he rr-Nl Ir 10 four sons and tNo Ituyhtprg
The sun., 1916-09-27
so. PACIFIC REPORT
HITS 5 HOUR LAW
Chairman kruttschnitt Says
IL Will Wipe Out All Econ
Omics Achieved.
EXTRA COST Is 80. 800 900
Company Ends Fiscal Year
With S20.0JO.l Zig Surplus
-GrOss Earnings Increase.

That tho granting ~ tho demands OF
, the four railroad hrothc rhoodH for an
eight hour DAY and other concessions
would cost the southern Pacific Tom
pany some $4,000 additional an
nuglly. and that such additional expense
would wiz" out the substantial ccoio-
mic, achieved. Is the statement OF Julius
kruttschnitt. chairman vi the executive
committee. In the annual report TO
stockholders. Just made pubic. In dis
cussing this matter. MIR. Kruttschnitt
states In part:
To maintain the c%ompany's credit.
and to provide for the natural growth
and development of Its lines. such
threatened increases OF expense can be
met In but one of two ways-by an In
crease Of revenue or by a reduction OF
expenses In other directions.
"Embarrasscd on the one side by nu-
merous III considered Federal and state
laws. which largely and unnecessarily
increase the cost OF operation. and on the
other by large increases In prices ~ sup
plies. your officers have litt,c upportu-
Snity left to effect a material reduction
In operating costs.
May appeal for Rciicf.
"As little or no moro can he accom-
plishcd IN tho direction of reducing costs.
EFFORTS will have to he concentrated on
a n0r "a .t.N tt1aa shA ttaN.n
yolun,e ~ r., ~, c,, hc ,,,i,,, ,,.d oy
iucreassd yc .b,u h,y. :, ,,,o,, Tor
,e,ief IN ,bn s,n. nuhlic wn,s. ,ol.r.rc.
or tact, consent, ~ respous,blc for tho
hardship. W.. mr.. enduring"
In Tho tsra, Gear ended Iurc 40 1915
Southern pacific coup,ny earned a sur.
plus NJ sno go AIS an coui,aI.ut of
1898 per cent. on the outstanding s212.-
SI7.so5 81 capital stock. This compares
with 720 per cent. and 80 per cent.
respectively In 1915 and 1914 Actually
the surplus for the year was S10.31?,S2l
greater than In 1915 and sa.4ss,aol
greater than In 1914.
This showing was made possible 10y nm
increase OF almost s:3, 900 900 In gross
earnings. coupled with greater operating
efficiency as reflected In lower trans
porta.!on costs. n decrease In tho pro-
portion ot total operating expenses II
gross earnings and heavier car and train
loads. Gross earnings. which amounted
10 slJs,6s+,s2s. We're larger by s22.s2s.-
t53. or 1858 per cent. than in 1915, and
Of this galn more than 81 per cent. was
contributed by freight. freight earnings
constituted about e., per cent. 81 total
gross earnings.
Expa nsion Of Erriebt ucycuucs,
.u.p,"N-" "s'''"''u'" an" '"'n'hc'',"
c'"u,''o'S w 'n' ''hpNi'N "rrI'o'E "-
The sun., 1916-09-27
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

r; Mr. AMI Mr.. Frank h'lin..' Mr- !, i
THSn,a,SI' and M''; Mr.! u \, 'rSy,; clev;,an%'
Ohhne'. Dayton; Gen. Felix A:nus, Baitl
Bcimont-E ! Pearson. Boston: u A
Dallas; 4. 5. wor,hin.,on. Washington MIR
and Mrs y" II Stafford Du!uth; X II. and
Mrs Per"'ns, Omaha: W II Howe and wife,
81 Rerls-I s .Currar, V, Kltnker. san
tranc,.to; Ger. William Cro2icr, wash,r=
ton: Mr. and Mrs George " Coe, Glen
Cove, l." l.; Allan 4. Ryan, New York city
%Bll,morr~ j. W. Powell, QuIu,y. Ma-. u.
Mani o,isn-Mr.. L. and C. J. schmad,
Wi!kesoarrti W W S,anh, BELLEVUE, pa +
s sar.,n SSFao J "a. .,a %r. (: and M Mrs. a. = E :,I Burr
McAlrn- Mr. and Mr. J. q. CsmphAll.
c cssias seth "a. AMI Me-, Mrs w, j.; Canp F}n,r sal, ! axe
William = Carpencr. Cincinnati
yalar'asr- Nr anN Mr., Ros" New
Mr, and Mr.. Carton Mnille,. MonlreL;
Rober, and Mr., sc'iwah. Allama: IL. NJ
-Knickerbock,s-S \ I%Iopkins. Boston: J
W Lynch. Seattle, : q Johnstomc. san
IMT'"S srG E Gr;nan; AIl"r,own Pa
W and Mrs, Ford, Detroit.
liia' Mr ana Mr. Z {. Fuller, W a. and
honi'; John F s"! cro Mr; Houston N; M i G. 3 3.
Vail, Geneva; LOGAN q. Thomson. Cincin.
nat: DR. why Ke,es and family, Ncw York
N~R;rlanq- Mr. q"d Mrs :, l. Bopbc. l.,
=, Ellis. Boston "
Ri,. Carlton A., prtcnanl, Boston;
Droms, rrih,iaioiphi. NJ Ru.,.li AnDh,m
.los' Mld.tlelown Corr Mr.. II " sac.
vsndrrhii,"m Mf"rnrrH' Cni",so; u X
Brent, Baltimore X !" Flanagan Prt-burg,
Mnrray ~ i.arc'', Sng.,sr. R2ches
Montreal: Mr. and Ms \ VI DAVIS. New
Have; = ;. Mari.old, wcrce.,er M'.s
Park Ayennr, Irving II Howe, Denver; r
{. wilkinson. br"iuudu' j 4. GuIld seattle
n, r, DAVIS BOSTON NJ. and Mr.. Henry )
Moore, Cornwall on lludsn"
S,ratford-F NJ 1cnr;c lavrcpr. Mas :
wolro,t " u. waiia.r II. Lou,-; MAJOR
rs, !, pnsIo Mor rw'I@ c.'"''' NV" Corr;
phs,I.aeiph,a:" %M Masns.!. cc,ud,n" "''E, 6
a ms%lG'o G.o Eor"I 4 s,n y " an,
He"drc .% n"T''a%o" 8 i = Wed f. 1ar,' en-.
Fl fisG p.. " ( ( i ', ycnl hi '"',cg ,. 4r'i"n Days ~,
icr Peru, F j carvaio MeItco; 4 i rcf.
kins. scotland
Thomas + and Mr. Cody Boston; A &
Hoffman Cleveland, ! {. H"udcr.nn, Oli,
hoina CITY Mr. anu NJ, \ \ Decatur. Me.
Alisier, Okla + NJ Hu'ch,ns, Hartford; u
wyatt L, $. A james u, Gray, sa. Har.
woolstnct MIR and Mrs e u Flint, Roch
ester, y II aud NJ j e. Coles Ellen.
v,l", n Y Nj and Mr., II ", natter,
: ALBANY. y '.
Leaves st5."0O Tor SICK children.
Mts, Ill't e. I.rslval. who died IN
JulN -, l'ft an estate valued a, t-0.00n,
and IN her viii, h'e1 Yesterday. 10000
- give :" 'Nr Hr'nH'nann Hospital for
free beds IN the clhl]r. .ip ward in inrm.
The sun., 1916-09-27
GREEN WiCH--Connectlcut
WASHINGTON-u. o,

The Eiy Scl00l, Grecnw lch. Connecticut
Reopen. October eth. 1916.
The sun., 1916-09-27
JEWS CELEBRATE TONIGHT.
Observance Of Rosh.ha.Shanah a,
1900 Places Of Worship.

Twelve hundred temporary places OF
worship. many Of them rented motion
picture theatres. will be opened to-nigh,
for the beginning Of the Jewish New
Year. Rosh-ha-Shanah. The Kehillah,
or Jewish Community. has arranged for
-four provisional synagogucs in the hail
OF the Young Mems Hebrew Association,
Brownsville the Hebrew Technical
school for Girls, Fifteenth street the
Hebrew Technical School for BOYS
S~tuyvcsant place. and the hall OF the
Young W"uien's Hebrew Association,
10th street.
The holidays open the ycar 5G57. az.
cording 10 the Jewish calendar. Ortho.
dox Jews will observe two days-to-
morrow and Friday-Rcform Jews only
one day.
The Free Synagogue. which nse. Car.
negie Hall. IL starting a campaign to oh.
tain 1000 members before 1918, the tenth
year OF DR., stephen =. wise's work here.
The sun., 1916-09-27
CITY MUSEUMS BUDGET CUT.
amounts Allowed Virtually the
san ~ a. for This Year.

Substantial cuts were made yesterday
by the subcommittee OH the budget at
It's hearing In the City Hall.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art re-
qucsted s25o.OO0 for next year. The sub
committee will recommend 5000 900, tho
amount received this year.
Thu New York Geological Garden for
1915 received slat,1s7 for 1917 II asked
roo. 600 tn" subcommittee vii, recon-
mend $4,000.
Tn American Museum Of Natural His
tory last year received s2l2.eeo: for 1917
II requested s"ea.0o0 Il . subcommittee
viii recommend S2lo, 700.
The Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and
Sciences received for this year $iO0.1Ss :
it requested for 1917 $i35.a $40: the sub
commi.te" will recommend sos. COS.
The sun., 1916-09-27

IMMACULATE SEMINARY-Ceytinca,s
course for high school graduates. prepare.
teIy and vocational courses. Address Slater
Secretary. Department N, Washington.
The sun., 1916-09-27
rENNINGTON-New Jerssy.
THE PENNINGTON SCHOOL

Endorsed hy ths state Board. Of ~ y. NJ. Pa:
schools, 40 n,Ins, from n. V, 18th year
begins Dctob.I ard. 1919. Write
DR. FRANK MA(DANIEI,
Hesdmaster, Box a. PENNINGTON. ". ].
The sun., 1916-09-27

Mrs, Jlllot q. T.relval. Who died IN
July -, l'ft an estate valued a. s-0.00O,
and IN her viii, h'ei Yesterday. $4,000
u give, +" 'No Il,huSmsnn HOSPITAL for
free beds IN the clilJr. .'p ward in mem.
OILY ~ her son, GcorSr S"incy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-08

barykadowaia sig W MIN, przygo-
towujqc sic na atak zawezwaneJ
na pomoc milicyi stanoweJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-08
KRWAWY STRAJK
w YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.

Youngstown, o., s stycznla. -
Cztery osoby zostaly zabite, ~
zas rannych, miedzy tenn znow 1
prawdopodobnie fatalnle, gdy
wczoraj wiecz6r t}um Z 5000
strajkier6w stoczyl walke Z pry-
watnymi detektywami fabryk'
The Youngstown Sheet and lu-
be Works" w East Youngstown
Podniecony vodka tlum, wobec
kt6rego policya byla zupe}nle bez
radna, rozlal sic po mieScie, sze--
rzac pozar zniszczenie. o godzl-
ME lei w nocy dis pionelo oko}o
5Opodpalonych budynkow. krot--
ko po polnocy kilku przewodcoW
straikierow rozbiio wagon Z dy--
namitem, ktorego zabrali 5OC
funt6w, odgrazajac sic, re znlsz--
ca Gala dzielnice rezydencyalna
zaden Z tutejszych wyszynkow
ME osta} sic caIo. Zrabowano je
doszczetnie i zniszczono, a znafe'
zione trunk wypito. O godzlnie
80 dis rano znaczna czesc thu
mu zajefa szpital fabryczny i "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-08
4 OSOBY ZABITE, Il RAN
NYCH " YOUNGSTOWN, 0.
Pijany t}um pail mlasto.
NIEMCY CODA SIE MA "a.
DANA AMERYKI.

Washington, s stycznia. -
Ambassador niemiecki hr. Berns--
torff doreczyi sekrctarzowi stanu
tormalna note rzadu niemieckic--
go, wedle ktorej kampania nur6w
germanskich ia Morzu Sr0dziem-
nem bedzie prowadzona zgodnic
= zasadami prawa miedzynarodc
wego ludzkoSci. w szczeg6lno-
sci stwierdza nota nastepujacc ia
kty:
1. komendanci nur6w otrzyna-
Ii polecenic zaraz ma poczqtku
wojny podwodnej Id Morzu Srod-
zlemncm, by jak naSciSlcj stoso--
wall sic do przepisow prawa mig
dzynarodowego.
2. Sytuacya na Morzu Srodzic-
mnem jest calkiem Odmienna niz
Ia wodach, okalajacych Wielkq
Brytanie, gdzie wojne podmorskq
rozpoczeto jake sepresye, wy
wolana gwa}tem Anglii.
3. Jezeli parowiec ME usifuje IL
cickac, komendantom nur0w vol
no go zatopic dopiero po zapew.
nieniu bezpieczehstwa zaiodzc
pasazerom.
1. w wypadku zatopienia okrg-
tn handlowego, sprawa natych--
miast ma bye oddana pod rozstrzy
gniecie sadu morskiego, gdyby zaS
to byl okret amerykahski, Wa
szyngton zostanie szczego}owo po
informowany rezultatach do
chodzenia, przeprowadzonego
przez Rad niemiecki.
5. Taxa akcye obiecuje Berlin
podjac odnoSnie do parowca Per
sia", jeSli sic okaze, re zotopi} go
nur niemiecki.
6. Komendant lodzi podwodnei,
ktoryby sic do powyzszych in
strukcyi ME zastosowal, zostanie
pociagniety do odpowiedzialnosci
i ukarany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-08
Gardner wywo}uje gniew proger-
manOW.
PRzYkACzEN|E DOLNEJ KAL|FORN|| |?
Wielki rabunek biura celnego.
Prezydent odmawia wyjasnieh.
ZadajaS6,OOO,OOOnap poczte W Chicago

barykadowaIa sig W MIN, przygo-
towujac sic ma atak zawezwaneJ
na pomoc milicyi stanoweJ.
Zaburzenia zaczeiy sic wczoraJ
wieczor, gdy szesciotysieczny
tium strajkierow wyzeJ wymle-
nioncj fabryki i Z 1.-The Republic
Iron and Steel Co." zaatakoWai
wychodzqcych po piracy dzienneJ
,,lamistrajkow" i bronif przyste-
pu dqzacym do piracy nocneJ. htoS
z tiumu ugodzif przy TEN kamie-
MEM jednego L prywatnych poll
cyantow firmy. Wowczas ich ma
czelnik, J. NJ. Woltz, miai wypa-
lie W powietrze ma postrach, co
stafo sic haslem i poczatkiem o.
g6lnej strzelaniny. L Policyan--
tow Mkt ME zostai ranny, a do
kladnej listy nazwisk zabltych l
ranionych strajkierow dotych--
czas ME zdofano uiozyG. Znane So
nastepujace nazwiska ofiar, kto-
rych niektore brzmia jak polSkle
Helena 10th, postrzelona W
szyie, prawdopodobnie umrze.
jerry Getz, postrzelony W pra-
we p}uco, prawdopodobnle um--
RE.
jerry Ofas, postrzelony W pier
81, prawdopodobnie umrze.
Jakob Solik, postrzelony w pie
cy, prawdopodobnie umrze.
Tomasz Zdozanik,
Jerry Dopigek,
D. Ingar,
Jozef Rittar,
Jan Hayadukak,
Jakob Zepsort,
Dominik Cheditz.
Czy strajk caiy wybuch} skut-
klein progermanskiej agitacyi -
(obie fabryki pracowaiy mad wy
konaniem zamowien Sprzymierzo
nych) - tego ma razie stwierdzlc
ieszcze ME MONA. Poczatek dali
mu pred tygodniem robotnicy
The Republic Iron and Steel
Coz, domagajac sic podwyzki Z
19c ma CSC "a godzine piracy. Po-
niewaz kompania godzi}a sic tyl-
ko na podwyzke do 22c wybuchi
strajk, do ktorego przyfaczyll sig
wkr6tce robotnicy drugiej fabry-
XII.
Miedzy strajkierami niewielu
byio Amerykanow, wiekszosc sta
nowia W poSr6d Mich robotnicy
obcego pochodzenia, miedzy ty-
mi zaS wielu Polakow. w Young
stown So dwie polskie parafie
sw Stanisiawa Kostki, w ktorej
proboszczem jest w. ks. Migdal-
ski sw. Kazimierza, W ktorej O.
bowiazki proboszcza peini W. ks
S. Jastrzebski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-08
POglad ma Sytuacye.

Chicago, s stycznia. - l zno-
WI wieSc O waznych sprawach /
radach przygiusza odgios dziaf
uawet tax potezny - jak W ofen-
sywie rosyjskiej ma Bukowinie /
W Galicyi: CLOS to wieSci o waz-
nych uchwalach W parlamencle
angielskim, W kt6rym koalicyjny
cabinet ministeryalny wykazai
swa potege niezwykia, przepro-
wadzajac ogromna wiekszoScia
800 glos6w swoj projekt o przy-
musowej sIuzbie wojskowej, po-
mimo silnej opozycyi irlandzkiej
! silniejszej jeszcze ntrade-unio-
now. Premier Asquith widocz-
ME pewien jest siebie i vie, ze
walke wygra, jes1i tylko stale
przygotowany do niej. Zdaje sic
iednak, IL glos parlamentu ME
rozwiaze rak rzadu z trudnoSci:
wylonia sic one W caiej pefni do
piero wtedy, gdy przyjdzie do e
gzekwowania uchwai i brania lu-
dzi pod karabin: robOtnicze orga-
nizacye groza strajkiem general
nyn DO kopalniach ma koleJach
- rad i ma to musi bye Przygo-
towany, a widocznie uznai on "a
wiasciwe przyja6 taxa poltyke
skoro sic ME wahai wprowadzlc
proiekt ma program Parlamentu
musiano konsekwencye przewl-'
dzieG i oceniG. Swoja droga ME
zamkniete jeszcze wszystkle DC
porozumien furtki: pomledzy pier
wszem a ostatniem czytaniem du-
70 czasu uplynie, czytan jest try
kompromis jeszcze sic moze wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-08
REWOLUCYA " CHINACH.
K Spraw Anglii.

Ionic, zwIaszcza, IL powszechna
jest opinia, re niepatryotyczna
jest w czasie danym opozycya
przeciw-rzadowa. Prasa radzi rza
dowi zarzadzenie referendum -
giosowania powszechnego w kra-
ju, kt6re zwolni Rad odpowie-
dzialnoSci, a wobec uchwal par
lamentu pewnem jest, IL plebiscyt
taxi wypadiby po mySli rzadu i
konsuypcye potwierdzi. w gabi-
necie zmiany beda: ustapil juz
Henderson, minister oSwiaty i
przew6dca robotniczy - a to ma
skutek uchwaI kongresu robotni-
czego, sprzeciwiajacy sic kon-
skrypcyi, Henderson wolal zostat
Do stronie robotniczej niz po
stronie rzsdu; maja jeszcze usta-
pic McKenna, minister skarbu /
Runciman, minister piracy.
Tymczasem ma teatrach wo-
iennych niema wciaz jeszcze no
win wazniejszych znamienniej-
szyoh: ofensywa rosyjSka ma
wschodnim froncie jeszcze ME
rozwinieta dostatecznie, ma "a
chodnim froncie ma sic przygoto-
wywac silna akcya anglo-francus-
ka W okolicy Lens, ma BaiEanle
donosza o starciach Pogranicz-
nych bulgarsko-greckich. Charak
terystyczna byla rewelacya daw'
niejszego wodza angielskiego ma
Gallipoi gen. Ian-Hamiltona "
parlamencie angielskim: powie-
dial on otwarcie - zolnierz war;
najwyzszej chwaiy, bill sig Swlet'
ME ale kierownictwo bylo marne
! ! skonsolidowanej ME byio ko-
uiendy..l
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P0GL0Skl
P0kOJOWE.
Zabiegi Niemc6w o
POkoi.

Paryz, 8 stycznia. - Prasa o.
giasza wyczerpujace informacye
W sprawie nieustannych, cd kilku
juz miesiecy prowadzonych, a "a
wsze nieudafych zabiegow nienie
ckich pok6j: po staraniach o Cd
dzielny pokoi z Rosya, a potem
kilkakrotnych staraniach Austryi
o oddzielny pok6j W4ochami i
rowniez z Rosya, obecnie znowu
podaja szczeg6iy, IL Niemcy sta
rafy sic powt6rnie 0 pokoj od-
dzielny Rosya, co ciekawsze i
z Francya, by pozostac do samo--
istnei rozprawy z Anglia. TEN sic
tl6maczy zast6j w dzialaniach ME
mieckich, cd kilku tygodni zu--
peiny: plan ataku ''aaSzwirtcc i
Ryge i marsz ma Kij6w zawi6dI
Niemcow i Austryak6w, plan ma
Ba}kanie jest oczywistym bluff
lem" wyprawy ma Egypt Indye
sq dis juz nieomal niemozllwe.-
Niemcy chciafy.i chca pokoju -
proponowa}y 60 prywatnie Rosyl,
daremnie, zwracano sic ku Fran
cyi daremnie; w Szwajcaryi bawl
Cd wielu miesiecy jako staly par
lamentarz niemiecki ks. Buelow,
dawniejszy kanclerz, wraz Z
MIN ks. Hohenlohe incognito pre-
bywa obaj ci panowie pilnie stu-
dyuja sytuacye, by ME utracic po-
zadanego a sposobnego momen--
tn.
Londyn, 8 stycznia. - Cieka--
wynn zbiegiem okolicznosci re-
welacye o staraniach nienieck1ch
pok6j potwierdza wiadomosc
Japonii: oto hr. okurna pre-
mier iaponski ogsosii urzedowo' Il
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z WCzoRAJSzEJ SESYI
KONGRESU.

Washington, 8 stycznia. -
Pro- i anti-germahscy kongresma-
nj starli sic wczoraj ostro W kon-
gresie, gdy pose} Gardner z Mas
sachusetts ostro zaatakowal pro-
germanow pacyfist6w, ktorzy "a
daja zakazu wywozu broni i a.
municyi do Europy. Podnosii on,
ze Niemcy-Amerykanie "a wszel-
ka Gene - ,,z}otem dynamitem"
- pragna zniszczyc tutejsze ia
bryki amunicyi, ze pokoj W Euro
pie bylby dis niczem innem, jak
tylko ,,zbrojnem zawieszeniem
broni'', sankcyonujacem ,,rabunek
niemieckiej piesci" i ulegalizowa-
MEM doktryny, re ,,mord nalezy
mierzyc tym samym lokciem jak
kazdy inny wystepek". w obro-
ME Niemcow wystapili kongres--
mani Stafford Cooper Wiscon-
sinu i Longworth Ohio. Stat
ford podnosii, re W jego dystryk-
Gle (Milwaukee) mieszkaja pre-
waznie Niemcy, a mimo to fabry-
XII amunicyi pracuja tam w spo-
koju ME potrzebuja specyalnej
stray.
Posel Britten Illinois atako--
wal sekretarza Danielsa "a wy
dany oficerom marynarki zakaz O.
mawisnia publicznie potrzeb /
krakow marynarki.
Senator Hitchcock wniosi rezo-
lucye, wzywajaca pocztmlstrza
generalnego Burlesona, ably u
dzielii senatowi szczegoiowych
informacyi, jakim ogranlczeniom
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ROsya tract $4,000
ludzi w tyGOdniu.
SYTUACYA Ma BAkKANlE.
BUkGARzY -ATAKUJA GREK0W.
Ma Frontach W1osk1m
/ FranCusk1m.
WLOSKI OKRET ZAT0PIONY.

Prasa podaje wyczerpujace in
formacye, IL Niemcy znow i to ma
wszystkie strony zabiega}y 0 Po-
k6j: W Rosyi, Francyi, Japonii.
WIoszech - wszedzie.-.. ma
darmo.
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JezeH chcecie pozycSke ma proper
ia dobra obsluge idzcie do Halter
man mad CLAM, ITO Milwaukee av.
(OgI)
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