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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
COAL CONTRACTS
MUST BE FILLED
Companies Must Furnish Fuel at
Prices Agreed Upon Before Govern
nent Established ScheduIe-Webster
City Wins on Appeal to Government,

nent Established ScheduIe-Webste
City Wins on Appeal to Government,
Webster City, Nov. 16.-City Man.
ager G.. J. Long yesterday received a.
ruling from the fuel administration at
Washington holding that bona fide coal
contracts made prior to Aug. 21, 1917,
are in no wise affected by the presi-
dents recent proclamations fixing coal
prices. National Fuel Administrato"
H. A. Garfield informs Mr.. Long, rs
above quoted. that the contract Of
Webster City with the Dallas Coal
Company of Des Moines, If legal oth-
erwise, must stand, without reference
to the presidents proclamations The
coal company had recently notified the
city that this contract was forfeited by
reason Of these proclamations and the
city then appealed to- Administrator
Garfield for al official ruling.
The city's contract with the Dallas
company was made last spring and
called for average shipments of three
cars Of coal per week at $1.35 per ton
until April l, 1918. When the COM
pany sought to forfeit this contract, It
demanded $3.50 a ton-an increase of
$1.55. The ruling Of Administrator Gar
field settles the matter finally and
saves the city $4,000, that being the
additional amount 1t would have cost
had the city been obliged to meet the
high handed and arbitrary demands Of
the company.
There Is no appeal from the holding
Of the national fuel administration, so
the finding is final and can not be tied
up in the courts. In the next place 1t
permits the municipal plant to go
ahead as formerly. Had the raise
asked by the Dallas company been
granted, the city would have been
obliged either to raise it's electric
rates or to have used the accumulated
surplus in the electric light fund to
meet, the increased price of cS;.!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16

advance rate raise before the inter-
state commerce commission.
Samuel Rea. president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, said that he be-
lieved the time had arrived when gov
ernment loans should be seriously con-
sidered. and later Clifford Thorne.
counsel for many important shippers.
stated he believed 1t the proper solu-
tion for the railroad situation. Mr.
Rea testified, however, that should the
money be Forthcoming from the govern
ment it ought not to affect the proposed
freight Increase, while the, shippers
counsel believed the plan should be
made effective in lieu of the rate in
crease.f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
IRy the Associated Press !

italian Headquarters in Northern
italy. Nov. 1.-THE flood gates Of the
Piave and sne, or old Piave river,
northeast Of Venice, have been opened
by italian military engineers and the
enemy now Is faced by another User
tnundation.
The food was loosed at the point
where the enemy succeeded in crossing
the Piave near Grisolera, four miles
from the coast, and the whole region
where he gained Judgement is now un-
der water. The inundated territory
forms huge triangle about twelve
miles on each side with the apex at
Dona di Piave. The enemy had been
driven back but still held on within
this triangle until the water was re-
leased.
The chief menace at that point was
that the enemy might approach Venice
thru the lagoon or lombard the city
from his position. The inundation in
terposes a barrier Of water twelve
miles across and several feet deep.
Reports which have reached head
quarters from other points on the front
also are favorable.
Ia protects ihi9ne fiank.
THE action of the Italians in open
ing the flood gates of the Piave and
Sile. rivers probably means an attempt
to drown out the Austro German forces
which crossed the lower Ptave several
days ago at Grlsolera, about seventeen
miles northeast Of Venice. The food
ing Of the triangle formed by the two
rivers and the Adriatic probably would
make ineffective any German attempt
to debauch in force against the right
flank Of the Italian army along the
Piave. South of San Dona di Piave
the SileN and PIave rivers are very
close together and near here flood
gates were constructed to hold the riv-
ers In check so as to protect the
Venetian lagoon. On both sides Of this
triangle the land is at or below sea
level.1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
BRITISH STEAMER
KANSAS CITY LOST
No Word From Missing Vessel Since
She Was Separated From Convoy
on Sept. 5Maryland Boy Signal
Man on Lost Steamer.

Washington. Nov. 16.-The British
steamer Kansas City Is believed to
have been lost at sea. Nothing has
been heard of her since she was
separated from her convoy on Sept. s..
The only person on board Of whom
the naval department has any record
Is ]. H. A. Muir, whose parents live at
26 Mary Mount Road Roland Park.
Md, a suburb Of Baltimore.
The following official statement was
issued:
"The navy department has received
no information Of the steamer Kan
sas City since she was reported
separated from her convoy Sept. O..
She is now believed to have been lost
at sea. J. Fl. A. Muir. first class signal
man, assigned to duty on the Kansas
City. was the only navy man on board
His next Of kin is his father, John AL
ison Muir. 26 Mary Mount Road,
Roland Park, Md
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
VENICE ALMOST DESERTED.
but 20,0oo Of Total Population Of $780,.
900 Remain In City.

pBy the Associated Press.1
r. Venice, Nov. 15.-venice now is al
most empty, the, population having
been reduced from the usual 100000 to
10000. Despite the proximity Of the
enemy lines at the mouth OF the Piave
river and the unsuccessful efforts the
Austro- Germans have made to take
I the long triangle between the mouths
of the Piave and Sile rivers, the rem
znant Of the population is calm.
The city may not be defended in
case Of an attack in order to spare the
monuments and art treasures. The
mayor Of Venice, who is a descendant
Of the Doges and chamberlain to the
queen Of italy, announced todav that
he would remain at his post.
City Appears DesoIate.
The outward appearance of the city
n very desolate, much like when the
Anetrians made their last descent upon
& more than fifty years ago.
All the main hotels, cafes and Actor-
I ~ and the jewelry and glass shops
\ ~ CLOSED. Hotel Royal Daniel on the
sfand cenal remains partly open and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
AK MURDERER SLAYS
THREE IN MINNESOTA
Leaves Note Of Warning to All Aus
trian Families Who Buy Liberty
Bonds or Contribute to Red Cross
Wholesale Arrests Made.

Virginia, Mimi, Nov. 16.-Three per-
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alar and a
boarder, Peter Trepich. were killed last
night by an AK murderer. Their bodies
were found today In their nome fiefa
with a note Of warning to all other
Austrian families in Virginia who
bought liberty bonds or subscribed to
the Red Cross.
The bodies were horribly mutilated.
All were in their beds. Wholesale ar
rests have been made.
Police say the murderer, after COM
pleting the work OF killing. stood under
the shadow OF large cruciflx and
washed his hands. Then he sat down
ut the kitchen table and wrote the
note OF warning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
German Attack Repulsed

Paris, Nov. ia German attack
in Belgium was repIsed last night
by the French, the war office ar
nounced The statement follows:
I'm Belgium the Germans attempted
to capture one of our points of sup
port north of Vladhoek. The attack
was repulsed completely and appre-
ciable losses were inflicted upon the
enemy
"The night was calm elsewhere on
the front, except on the right bank of
the Meuse (Verdun front) .wher heavy
artillery firing continues.
German aviators bombarded the re-
gion south Of Nancy. There were no
Victims
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
SHORT CUT IN KELLY CASE.
Records Of Testimony offered at Pro
vious Trial to Be Presented.

Red ~Oak, Nov. 16.--RecOrds OF
testimony Of witnesses in the first trial
OF Rev. Lyn George J. Kelly. charged
with murder in connection with the
Villisca Ak Staying, may be presented
in the second trial, now In pro-
gress here, counsel agreed, in
stead Of calling the witnesses,
in person, This may place the case
In the hands Of the jury next week,
perhaps by Wednesday or Thursday.
Rev. w. J. Ewing, Hank Horton and
Ross Moore were. witnesses today,
giving substantially the same testl-
mony as given at first trial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
German FIao Torn Down.

Omaha. Nov. 16.-+Some excitement
was created at a banquet Of the Bay
tist Social Union at Calvary Baptist
church last night, when = soldier fro.H
Fort Omaha discovered German fiag
among the decorations. He promptly
tore 1t down and It was destroyed. Il
was explained that those putting up
the decorations did not recognize the
.Teuton emblem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
TEUToN PRESS ATTACKS WILSON
Propaganda Spread by German Balloon
Falls in American [ ines

With the American Army in France.
Nov 15.-A German paper balloon used
to distribute propaganda behind the
hostile lines came down today In the
town occupied by the American head
quarters. with copies OF the Gazette dc
Ardennes, which is published in French
in Charviiie, attached.
The leading article attacked Presi-
dent Wilson for his alleged pre-war
attitude and for not prohibiting tho
sale Of munitions to Germany's
enemies. In an attempt to convey an
idea of reliability the newspapers also
printed Z British official statement
telling of the capture of 1000 Germans
in Flanders. The copies of the news
papers were sent to General Pershing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
pwiaain. Held to Be Bankrupt.

I New York, Nov. 16.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed
In federal court here today gainst Ell
mer Dwiggins, promoter Of the United
States Government Liberty Loan Club,
thru which 1t is charged thousands Of
dollars We're collected from small In
vestors on the dollar week plan FOR
the second government war loan.
Dwiggins was arrested yesterday at
Montgomery, Ala, charged with misuse
Of the malls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
ONCE ACTIVE VOLCANO.

Fires Of Mount San Francisco But Re-
cently Extinguished.
Washington. Nov. 16.-San Francisco
mountain. whose elevation OF 1851
feet makes it the highest peak in the
southwestern states and the most
prominent landmark Of the Colorado
river plateau is described in geolog-
ical survey bulletin today as "a huge
volcano whose fires have but recently
been extingulshed."
The mountain is ten miles north Of
Fla Ss:.:a@s Ar!Z. The bulletin is the re-
suit of a government examination OF
oid vo!!;ssaaes ara lava fields II that
section of the country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
PAGE ONE.
1elegraphic News:

PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News: .1sA
Italians Flood Lands and ok
Teutons.
Action Bars Way to Vent :
Correspondent Views Battle
Lines. ~
Germany Expects Pc = 18th Russia
Ishii Sees Succe Or Allies in
American Aid ~
PAGES TWO,SS >.-E AND FOUR.
Iowa News: IN -.
Iowa's "Y" Fund Over Half Raised.
Disloyal Communities Smoked Out.
Kelly Confession Not to Be Used.
Officers Under Training Go on Full
Pay.
To End Rush of Draft Appeals.
New Loan Will Help Win War.
PAGE FIVE.
Story:
Contraband.
PAGE SIX.
Editorials:
Bombing the Congressman's Exemp-
ton.
The Submarines Defeat.
Lying About the Red Cross.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN
AND ELEVEN.
City News:
City Will Raise "Y" Maximum.
Y. w. c. A. Plans War Fund Cam
paign.
Railroad to Pay Plavets Estate.
Join Army If Without Job.
Duck Hunting in Aeroplanes Barred.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Light Offerings Boost Corn.
No Response to Overnight Oats Bids.
Cattle Strong
Hogs Fail to Hold Early Gains.
Minimum Price Of SIG Proposed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
Prices Of Coal Reduced.

Des Moines. NOV. 16.-RetaH prices
OF coal OF the mine were fxed at S4.25 a
ton and $40 a ton by the Polk county
committee bere today, representing re-
ductions Of so cents to 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
RAIL STRIKE is AVOIDED.
Brotherhoods Agree to Submit Wage
DISPUTE to Arbitration.

Washington, Nov. 16. That there
will be no railway strike or serious
differences between the railway en-
ployes and the railways appears GER
tain. President Wilson has been au-
thorized. In effect, by the representa-
tives of the brotherhoods to offer n plan
brotherhoods will accept.
It is understood that the president
will Insist that the men shall COM
pose their difficulties thru mediation
and that he is inclined to favor the en-
actment Of u law for compulsory arbi-
tration Of railroad disputes during the
war period.
Stand Is Satisfactory.
The attitude Of the brotherhoods is
entirely satisfactory to the administra-
tion, altho President Wilson had hoped
that the officials of the brotherhoods
would go as far as the railroad presi-
dents in agreeing to mediation and ar
bitration.
1t became known last night that the
officials of the brotherhoods had signed
an agreement with Judge Chambers. of
the board Of mediation and conciliation,
agreeing ta mediation but rejecting ar
bitration. The railway presidents, on
the other hand. agreed with Judge
Chambers to abide by arbitration. That
the brotherhoods should be less dis
posed to accept this principle has had
the effect on the administration of re-
viving bills proposed in the last ses-
sion to govern such a contingency.
r. r. Loans Discussed.
The question Of the government loan
ing money to the railroads was brought
forward the first time officially yester-
day at the cross examination OF east
ern railroad officials In the 15 per cent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather

Sun rises Nov. II at 1854; sets 4:36.
lowa-Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday; not much change in tenn
perature.
Range Of temperature at Marshall
town: Thursday. Sc and 81: Wednes-
day, 3S and 2S; Nov. Is, 1916, % and
s. At this morning. SO; yesterday, 80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
WATERS HOLD TEUT0N INVADERS IN CHECK

two we'll known cafes on the Piazza of
st. Mark, the Florian and Quadri are
still open. There is nothing open along
the Lido.
The city authorities are furnishing
trains and ships to take away any Of
the remaining population who wish to
do so. The best known centers such,
as the Rialto Bridge st. Marks Square
and the square where the gondolas are
hired are now deserted except by few
straSglers. There are five shops open
and they are selling goods at any price
to save them from passing into the
hands Of the enemy There has been
much activity outside the lagoon and
yesterday several guns bombarded the
enemy positions at the mouth Of the
Piave river.
Some of the foreign consuls remain
but most of the officials have gone
All the palaces along the grand canal
have closed and the occupants have
departed.
Altho few noble families and some
descendants of the Doges remain, with
the firm purpose of not abandoning the
city under any circumstances, all the
government offices have been removed
but the government prefect, Count
Cioia remains at his post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
Pope pleads for Civilized Warfare.

TUPe FIeduS TOT OI'rTr6e0 " al d' g
Rome, Nov. 16.-Pope Benedict has
asked the governments of the central
empires to instruct their military au-
thorities operating west of the Isonzo
to follow the rules of international law
in respecting the lives and property OF
civilians, to protect women and chill
dren, churches and ministers, bishops
and presbyteries. The .pontiff also has
ordered the papal nuncios at Munich
and Vienna to appeal personally and
directly to Emperor William and En-
peror Charles if necessary to obtain
fulfillment of his wishes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Bolesrie poparzeni.

CzWoro dzieci pa1stwa NJ. k{o-
nowskich, zam, pnr. 302S Czter-
aziestej ul., zosta}o bolesnie popa
rzonySh. wskrtek cksplozyi jaka
nasta,illa, gdy najstarszy syn
BronislaWis, rs lat 1.1cie, pr0bowaf roz
niecic ogie1 "a pomoca gazoliny.
Bronislaw pomimo przestrachu
poparzeh wybif krzeslem szybe i
m}odszego brata dwie siostry
vywl6k} oknem ia podworze,
gdzie sasiedzi plomienie ma pala-
cych ubraniach dzieci, pogasili.
Dzieci zabrano do szpitala, gdzie
lckarzc orzekli, ze poparzenia SO
hardzo ciezkic, lecz ME zagraza-'
ja zyciu ofiarom.
Matka uda}a sic do domu SASHA
dki dzieci pozostawi}a W domu
zamykajac drzwi ma klucz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
,Austya goraco pragnie
pokoju.
Londyn, 3 stycznia.

Londyn, 3 stycznia. - Il roz-
nych stron tn donosza, re ccsarz
4Austryi pragnie zawrzec pokoj
:jak najrychlej. Pomiedzy innemi
rozszcrza sic pog}oska, il mysli o
proponowaniu W4ochom zawar-
cia pokoju osobnego.- Ze wszy-
stkich wiekszych mocarstw zaan-
gazowanych we wojnie, Austrya
,1cierpiala najwiecej j donosza, re
ulegajac wp}ywom hr. Berchtolda
hylego ministra spraw zagranlcz-
nych, cesarz mysli dymisyono-
waniu Buriana innych zwolen-
nikow hr. Tiszy.
Ze Szwajcaryi donosza, re sto-
sunki wewnetrznc Austryi znaj-
duja sic w stanie tax op}akanym,
ii rad austro-wegierski decydu-
ie sic proponowac Anglii Fran
cyi zawarcie osobnego poko5u,
przenoszac pok6j ilpokarzajacy
mad mozliwc bankrtctwo ruine.
Wspomi1la TEN take, ale ostro-
zniej, correspondent Budapesztu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Ma zachodziie.
Paryz, 3 stycznia.

l OIL - . SeJ SA'AAAss' AHE >A"".
rapport bitwach dni ostatnich
hrzmii:
"W rozmaitych sckcyach ma po
}udnie cd rzeki Somme ogicn ar
tyleryi ME ustajc. Nasze bombar-
dowanie spowodowafo diva poza-
ry i jedna cksplozye W bateryi
nieprzyjacielskiej. w okolicy Bea
raines, na po}udnie cd Avre, do
prowadzilismy do eksplozyi Kill
ka min nasi zo}nierzc zajeli oko
py i przyprowadzili jencow. Noe
by}a spokojna, wyjatkicm from
tn pomiedzy Vachrcauvillc iNaux
gCzie ogieii artyleryi bardzo by]
ozywiony. Porucznik Hertcaux, d
24 grudnia rozbif czternasty z
kolei aeroplan nieprzyjacieski pc
miedzy Chaulncs a Hycn-court :
lie Grand na poludnie cd Som.
me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
II INV P0LSKICH
W AMERYCE.
~ CHICAGO.
kazani "a pobiciie.

WAoraj W sadzie ola chlop-
c6w;dzie urzeduje sedzia Har-
ry Fspolan oskarzeni o obicie F.
Healggo, zam. pnr. 1927 n. Spaul
dinggaye., gdy ten czekaf na
tramfYaj przy Western i Milwau-
kee yes., stawali: W}adys}aw
Wrzehinski, lat 19, zam. pnr.
212233 lsoblcntz ul., Hieronim
SchrMder, lat 90, zam. pnr. 2119
Frankfort ul., Stanis}aw Sa}ata,
lat u zam. pnr. 2143 Lcavit ul.
i Leda Gozdewicz, lat u, zam.
pnr. 81oo n. Oakley ave. Mloko-
SOW aFesztowali detektywi re sta
cyl Rolicyjnej przy Shakespeare
ave. ::xAlalik, Kostm i Bowman.
NaH1yniosck asystenta proku-
ratora stanowego, zcfiryna Fl.
KadoMa, sedzia skaza{ mfodocia-
nych Inapastnik6w ma zap}accnie
$5. .OOIkary koszta sadowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Ae sic wybra}a.

Buffalo, N. Y. Jezeli wszystko,
co niej powiadaja, jest prawda,
to lie bardzo sic wybra}a J6zia
katalska, kt6rej rodzice zamiesz
kiwacz maja pnr. 60 Swinburne
ul., na Kantowie.
yozia liczy lat czternascie O.
negdaj mia}a wybrac sic ma Exc
ter ave-, gdzic wstapi}a do miesz-
kama niejakiej pani GeorgeSwain
PAM Swain znajdowac sic mia
la ma pietrzc i gdy uslyszafa, re
ktos chodzi do pokoju, szybko
zeszla Ia dol.
Tam zastala panieneczke, kt6--
ra zapytala o nazwisko jakiejs ro
dziny po otrzymaniu zadanej in
formacyi, opusci}a dom PAM
Swain.
w pare minut pozniej PAM
Swain zauwazyla brak pugilare'
SUI, W kt6rym znajdowa}o sie$2.5O
", got6wce.
Pusci1a sic zatem W pogon "a
dziewczyna gdy policyant Bo-.
,ver aresztowaf ja i przeszuka1
kieszenie znalazl u J6zi Katans
kiej pugilares $3.50 W got6wce,
|. Swainowa oskarzy1a zatem Pol
Ike o kradziez policyant zaprowa
dill dziewczyne do aresztu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
W sprawie topienia okretow.

Londyn, 3 stycznia. - Admi-
ralicya angielska doreczy}a zwiaz.
llowi prasy nastepujace oswald.
czenic tyczace sic zatopienia bry.
tyjskiego parowca Westminster.
O kt0rcm donicsiono q. 1S grud-
MIA:
"DzikoSc poStepowania W pod
,norskiej wojnic Niemc6w doszf''
do najwyzszego zapewne stopnla
przy zatapianiu okretu Westmin-
|stcr, jadacego Z Tore Annunzla-
tn do Port Said balastcm. Dnia
ii grudnia, kicdy Westminster
|oddalony by} o 1S0 mil od brzc-
gu, zostaf on zaatakoWany przcz
nur nicmiecki bez ostrzcZenia
zostaf przebity przez dwie torpc-
|dy po sobie wystrzelone, ktorc
zabi}y cztercch ludzi. Westmin-
ster zatona} w przeciagu cztercch
nlinut. Pc TEN pogwa}ccniu u
staw miedzynarodowych nastapl-
|}y rozmyslnc zamachy morder-
stwa. kiedy oficerzy i za}oga Il:
Sifowali ratowac sic w }odziach:
|strzelano do Mich z nura odle-
glosci 5000 jard6w. Naczelny in
zynicr stcrnik zostali Ia micjscu
zabici. Ich f6dz zatopiono. Dru'
giego i trzeciego inzyniera mic
zdolano wyciagnac wody. Zdaje
sic, zc utoneli. kapitan nlra m,l:
sia} doskonale wicdziec skutkl1
wystrzelcnia torped, a jcdnak "a
rzadzi} zc zimna krwia morder'
stwo absolutnic niczem ME uza'
sadnione, Il Swiadczac tylko
zaniku niemicckiego poczucia ho'
noru zasad moralnych''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Zebranie kupcow i pre-
myslowc0W.
ulySlOWCOW.

New York, N. Y. w mieszkaniu
panstwa Wronskich odbylo sic re
branie polskich kupc6w j pre-
mys}owc6w, W sprawie fabrykiA Ar
tophone Record Co. ma ktorem
przemawia1 p. Modrakowski, szefs
biura federalnego kolektor6W lll5i
ternational Revenue, oraz p. 'Ta
deusz Wronskii, przedstawiajac ca
Ia sprawe tel fabryki. .Projekt ia
bryki spos6b, W jaki jest urza
dzona, przyjeto z entuzyazmem
natychmiast do sp61ki przez zaku
picnic akcyi przystapili nowi ak
cyonaryusze: p.Dr. Lckowski, Won
Hensel, znany Polak patryota,
Dzrllak Pert Amboy ,Krygier ~
Filadclfii, Jan Marcin Bak, Ma
4ecki, Rainke, Michniewicz, Mize-
rocki, Kressel, Jan Modrawski,
Herr j inni. Znaczna Geese akcyo
naryuszy, to ludzie obznajomieni
z przemyslem gramofonowymi zaj
mujacy sic sprzedaza gramofonow
i rckord6w, to tez fabryka zysku
je przez to IA pewnych podsta-
wach, bo bedzie w}asnoscia przez
to ludzi, kt6rzy maja w SVEN re
ku sprzedaz rekord6w obcojezycz
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Sprawa rokowa1 pokojowych.
0dpowiedz Aliant6w.

Londyn, 3 stycznia. - Anglia
i Francya porozumialy sic juz maj
zupe}niej co do odpowiedzi ma
propozyeye mocarstw central
nych jak >dowiaduje sic zwiazek
prasy cd dcpartamentu spraw "a
granicznych. jest wszclka nadzic
ia, re odpowiedz zostanie przesla
ia W ostatnich dniach biezacego
tygodnia, ale inne panstwa sprzy
mierzone moze jeszczc zcchca po-
czynic pewne zmiany w brzmie--
niu tel odpowiedzls Skoro zas ia
odpowiedz zostanie wys}ana, W
kr6tkim czasie nastapi >tez odpo
wiedz ma note. Wilsona.
Odpowiedz dla mocarstw> CEN
tralnych ulozono w Paryzu. We
die depeszy Reutera Petrogra--
du, odpowiedz Rosyi na niemiec-
kie propozycye zakomunikowano
rzadowi francuskiemu telegraficz
ME W poniedzia}ek.
Onegdaj odbyla sic narada mi
nisteryalna w rezydencyi Lloyd
Georgia a przy Downing str. w
nrzedowych koiach panuje mnle-
manic, re do konferencyi pokojo
wei proponowanej przez Niemcy
w nocie do Wilsona przyjsc ME
moze, dop6ki Niemcy ME 10 sokres-
la warrmk6w, ma podstawie kto--
''rych gotowe So .konferowac. 81.