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The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22

1O.S2O pounds. We turned them on six
acres of early large yellow corn. They
had it cleaned up by September %, a
weeks: when we again weighed them,
weighing Is, $50 pounds. gain of 1880
pounds, which we consider a good
gain. These hogs also had the run cf
80 acres blue grass and clover and pool
of good water. They were all pure
bred Duroc Jerseys of the large type
stretchy kind and money makers.
AS TO there being a waste as some
claim from this way of feeding. we
could not see from close observation
anything at all. But great saving of
labor as we'll as great benefit to the
soil for future crops"
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Ball Players Receive Rewards.

In looking over the official records
for the 1912 season it is clearly evident
that in the batting department at least
the PLAYERS have been eXcelling past
records. The reason for the unusually
heavy hitting can be readily under
stood by any regular patron at any OF
the base ball parks throughout the
country.
In practically every park of any i'm
purtance there is located one of the
Bull Durham signs. Every player hit
ting the bull with a fairly batted fly
game receives $50. Any PLAYER MAX
ing home run in one of these parks
receives seventy-two packages of Bull
Durham smoking tobacco.
During the 1912 season there have
been 268 hits recorded against the Bull
Durham signs, which hits have netted
the fortunate players $40, 400 in cash.
There have been approximately $500
home runs in these parks for which the
heavy players have received 1SG, 900
packages of Bull Durham; smoking to-
bacco.
A special report of the work in The
Blue Grass League is given herewith.
Lexington-The-Bu was hit on May
by William Cramer of the Frankfort
club on. June % by Harry Camnitz, of
the Lexington club on August 80 by
Hugh Wicker of the Lexington club.
There were so home runs in the park
for which the heavy hitters have re-
ceived 5000 packages of Bull Duham
smoking tobacco.
Paris-The Bull was hit on July 20
by Fred MolIenkamp OF he Paris club,
and on July % by William H. White,
of the Frankfort club. There were 81
home runs in the park for which the
heavy hitters have received / SIP pack
ages.of Bull Durham smoking tobacco.
Richmond-The Bull was hit on Nav
8 by James Baird of the Richmond
club. There were 78 home runs in the
park for whichithe heavy hltters .have
received 5,6l6 packages. of Bull Dur
ham smoking tobacco.
League Totals-The Hull signs were
hit 6 times netting for the fortunate
players $500. There have been 149
home runs knocked in these parks and
as result the big stickers have re-
ceived 10,7224 packages of tobacco.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Saddle Horse Firm Dissolves.

The well known saddle horse firm of
Collins & Redmon, of North Middle
town, this county. has dissolved, the
interest of Mr.. Redmon having been
bought by Mr.. William Collins. son of
the remaining member of the firm,
which. in the future, will be known as
J...T. Collins & Son. Mr.. Redmon. it
is said, will retire from the horse bust
ness. During the life of the firm
large nmber of high class saddle hors-
es was owned. including the well
known show horse and sire. Teddy
Roosevelt. The firm is widely known
throughout. the country, shavlng on ex-
hibition at the county fairs in this
State and State fairs throughout the
country some of the finest specimens
of horseflesh ever produced in the
world.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
King Trial This Morning.

The.trial of Harry King, Tof Carlisle,
charged with the reckless driving of
an automobile will be held this morn
ming at 10 o'clock before Judge E. B.
January in police court. King, it is
alleged, while driving an automobile
through the city several weeks ago at
all excessive rate of speed struck and
injured horse belonging to Mrs. Rose
Flanders. which was being driven b,
her nephew. Chas. Johnson. The an
imal was so badly injured that it had
to be killec. A warrant for the arrest
of King was issued. resulting in his
arrest. He gave bond for his appear
ance in court here. the case being post
poned until today. Mrs. Flanders has
instituted suit in the Boiubon Cir
cult Court to recover damages as re-
suit of the loss of the horse.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Mission Circle Will Meet Today.

The Young Ladies Mission Circle of
the Christian church will meet this af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Miss
Elizabeth Jasper at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Myall.
This organization, Of which Mrs.
Withers Davis is president, is working
with a definite purpose in view, and
towards that end have engaged Miss
Iva Roberts, graduate of the Boston
School of Expression, to.give as mon
ologue the clever comedy entitled,
Betsy i'm Baltimore" at the Bourbon
College chapel. Friday evening, Octo-
her 25.
A full attendance is requested at the
meeting Tuesday. to complete arrange
ments for this entertainment, and to
make plans for future work.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Stable Burned.

Yesterday morning about a 80
o'clock the stable owned by Mr.. John
Connell, ION Seventh street. in the rear
of the property formerly owned by
MIR, w. L. OVERLY. was DESTROYED by
fire, the origin of which is unknown.
The stable was a mass of FLAMES when
the fire was discovered, and when the
fire department arrived it was almost
consumed. Flying sparks endangered
the adjacent building, but fortunately
the fire was not communicated to other
property. The loss will reach $500,
which is partly covered by insurance.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
DeatOn Cases Go TO Clark.

] Declining to hear the application Of
the defendants for bail and sustaining
the application of the Commonwealth
to change theSvenue of the the cases
against D. F. Deaton land sotheIs
charged with the Callahan Emurder,
Judge Newell Saturday transferred the
Deaton cases to Clark county for trial
and set the hearing of the application
for bail Thursday. The defense in
sisted on hearing on the writ of
habeas corpus. and urged that they
were Eentitled to Ebail The defend
ants will not be sent to that county
until next week.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Special Prices on Rugs.

We offer the following special prices
on rugs this week:
Special 9x12 Administer rugs, only
$16.50.
Special 9 by II Brussell rugs, only
$12.75.
These are certainly bargains.
SPIT 17-tf A. +. WHEELER & co.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Rev. Ligbtf0ot at Midway.

Re.v. E. M. Lightfoot, pastor of the
Paris Baptist church, who is assisting
Rev. j. p. Scruggs in a revival at
Midway, writes the News that he ex-
poets to be in Paris in time to fill his
pulpit at the Baptist church next Sun
day. According to Rev. Lightfoot he
is having an excellent meeting in Mid
way. Sunday eight were received in
the church and to that date twenty had
been received for membership.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
To Sit in Deat0n Case.

Governor McCreary Friday oesig-
mated Judge N. G. Newell, of Mays
vile. as special Judge to sit in the
trial of d. W. Deaton and others
charged with the murder of Ed Gala
han, in Breathitt county. Judge New
ell went TO Jackson Friday night to sit
in the case.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Negro Women in Trouble.

In difficulty on Brooks street late
yesterday afternoon between Jennie
Johnson and Kate Carter, two coIored
women, the former received a severe
cut on the heaad by a stone thrown by
the Johnson woman for whom a war
rant was issued.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22

Lee Chinn, culored, of jacksonville,
this county, was before Squire L. ].
Fretwell yesterday morning on a
charge of carrying concealed weapons
The minimum fine uf S25 and the: Jail
sentence of ten days was imposed.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
RELIGIOUS.

On account of the meeting of the
Missionary Society the meeting of the
Pastors Aid Society of the Presbyte-
rian church has been postponed until
the last Tuesday in October.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
COLUMBIA.

"The Refugees Casket," fine hand
colored picture, will be the feature at
traction at the Columbia this after
noon and night. The film is a Gau-
mont product in two reels and is one
of the finest ever presented in this
city.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Fire, wind and lightning Insur-
anCe. Thomas & WOOdfOrd.
Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Baltimore oysters received
twice week and served in any style
at my restaurant.
JAMES E. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Just In.

New shipment of Sourkraut and
Frankfurters, horse radish and weiner
WWst.
% 2C SAUER,
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
The Best SAUSAGE.

If you want sausage buy it of US.
We handle that good kind-Hibler's
% ct SAUER.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
Fresh Kraut.

New barrel of fresh kraut just re-
ceived. Phone in your order.
% ct T. LENIHAN.
The Bourbon news., 1912-10-22
PUBLIC SALE.
Saturday, November 3, 1912,

at two O'Clock p. m., l will cffer at
public sale my residence on Pleasant
street. House has reception hall, two
large bed rooms, dining room, pantry.
room for bath, kitchen. cellar, city
water in house, pump from cistern in
kitchen, good cellar. Lot 1OSx59
front, more or less, house freshly
painted, slate roof.
TERMS-One-half cash; balance in
year at per cent interest.
MISSlANNIE NJ. WRIGHT.
George d. Speakes, Auctioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
COMMISSION OR sE1r.aovERNMENr7

government
the United States than Hawaii The
Alaskan delegation Washington announced
appointed Warrington.
Hawaii especially the native If commission
if
Hwaiinsf Of the
white residents il they found commission
they would be equality with
able the
Hawaii
submit while tmO
franchise
in whc franchise
that elections this fall the Hawaiian majority
the line effective,
will If the
the successful commission
elections this fall
nfery approaching the COMBINATIONS that
already forwarded public health depart
at least will be in the balance
President Taft would look for petty
of the election of six convention
simply
regon winning that Hawaii ready
listen appeals prejudice and Ignorance and has voted
herself unable further intelligent
sensible should the this against
Of The Advertiser precae commission Sensible
the will review the situation particularly the matter
election this
to choice between Commission and SefGovernment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
THE CHARGES AGAINST COOKE EFT AL

charges against against plan
o
spirit of plantations unfrendly formerly
STILL whole hostile small homes particularly
to the class which promises to become independent their control
This notorious dependent
good will the in the of leasing
Again, the presentation Delegate
again support
administration the plantation interests adding:
consented Il feel that the large who
would to be to coerciye spending
campaign the part the plantations reelection do not
to run al upon suchte
Kinney Now let any kuho own statements and see whether he
willing them been prolific with specifications
back the
If he dare go into particulars against the planters
his elaboration of his he Stannard
Baker who knows exactly what is talking about Now of the
Delegate
Behind the planters association, and really directing its
the all of whom the
sugar agencies factors
the bulk of the business
sOcaed Big Fve Alexander Baldwin, Castle
Cooke, Hackfed Theo. H. Davies
These five Mr. Baker control the plantation interests a
the nearly Hawaii
will that Kuho in this is correct
None will that of these firms do anything politically
that the head the sanction the
of systematic deceit towards the federal the matter OF
eaug the public lands and the charge of coercion and spending to
elections related by Kuh reduced down to Cooke Faxon
Bishop, D. Tenne William PfOtenhauer and F. NJ swanzy
gone regard
denomination reappomen Now, let have facts
the Delegate against Mes Cooke
Bishop Ten Poenher and swn any other man who stands lot
Does Kub mean to forget what he has said over his own signature
which
controlled abovi If he
of something
neemay his election or demonstrated any conclusive way that their
with federal desires Americanize the
Territory
particulars
his plantation interests
ing tptude detailed single specific charge
Delegate should charged upon give
specifications of the charges Governor
F has had and the opportunity to clear their skirts " Governor F
has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
KuHuo MusT RR pEATEN.

attempts of gloss breaks
with tho and still
he has left about foolish Kuhios the situation which
The thing rally Territory
rouncing April by eectng
delegation of which delegation Kuho win a
the work it has for itself and that the will
seriously lacking
Prodigal He
League should be ready supply the
party showing worthy
Kuhio said
overlooked discipline
ready defend themselves assault if
the
seifpe would allow him be again Republican candidate The
hd against Kuhio they will record pleading guilty to the
to invited
organize the Hawaiian paHawaian
against planters the white
docking his banner whether that banner borne aN by Ashford
independence. Unless Advertiser greatly
Hawaiians will
DC whsked
political
at a prssupposes an
ignorance truth
hidden The whole kernel the political
attack the Delegate established
The fight today centers the delegation
chosen, then KuhO whipped
then Kuhio will be and the Republican will able
Hawaii who will wheedd doing dirty
Democrats while posing Republican
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
Ku1no.s PosrTToN.

Kuhdo supposed b IN wn
many
need vatchfu middle
Of duty o n a trip-for
hands,
70 the
cawaulng unniu.a
delegation
being Tecevd
local Republican
missing Frea instruct
Cd
himself bus
Tart
chief desire %
he Democrat lanng
whole anti
Kuhos all reeusaeua
pulling politicians
pathway obstacle
Washington endorsement which
Hawaii
Frear The friends Governor
under the plea Of facilitating 80 ~ A-tsf
Kuhio wants harmony but he wants it basis that win strengthen
a those who are doing from under win beauties
harmony
hole in it. diurbs of the but friend Of Governor
the principles which he stands
the political game is played win be fooled thereby 9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
QUE DEoADENr MERCHANT MARINE.

Aboard the great liner Cleveland half thousand aroundthe
work. TO America cooperation.
These travelling after they this will of
the world those they will find
%
has only in all.
according Lnyd Register, issued shipping
Britain
steadily
his flag
$ pathetic
built their
through substituting of shipping shipping
the the evidence of this will
the Cleveland, will in
are to -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
ooMn4oNsENsn POINTS TO TAFT.


delegation should this Territory delegation Of known
their for Taft The question: FAR
Hawaii doubt
Republicans another Of the
mpregnabe
Republicans
the President
fortunately Hawaii
making the of Taft
for renomn strong possible
industry of
tnkerng political protection
all foreign foes what Taft stands far
anything delegation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
SUN VAT SENS GREATEST ACT.

Sun Vat Sen showing himself greater bigger with
China
before reached China
Paris to General time when declaring chat
mot that Of Sun Vat Senha the China
be impeied
again. formally installed
dent he announced that he would aside republic
accomplished
establishing in hands
resignation
willing
benefit weaker than Sun Vat Sen would chung
had gained would allowed his
sacrificed.
aily Yuan ShhRai could have forced him
History records examples unsefs with
Chinaman
completed full
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
NEW LIGHT ON SCHOOL QUESTION.

The contribution of the dement's Ha-
waian school which published elsewhere unsigned is
which
writer article radically different position from that of
whose Bishop Their ideas that
conditions
Territory opinion contributor that the industrial cond
territorial
educational through conditions generally.
will probably know that the schools OF Hawaii take
population the sixth
while fourth The complaint that
INDUCES
the opportunity give grounding in the simplest elementary subjects
wasted 5 sufficient
We believe that the latest win
the what certainly tObded condition the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
THE oBJEoT1Ne NATION.

The Nation the
disapprove Of the plans fOrtg gsong
disbelief wisdom
sisns recommendation cenralz
cutting posts possibly
the Nation fault Regarding
This will relief the speaks
in The
archipelago There win still
numbering 5732 Consabulary is
under the control of the
by Americans these of natives
be have full confidence in the loyalty of these troops.
Nation,
while this
the simultaneously putting
Hawaii little upon
wisdom of the
point high
authority pointed
by it and all its garrison and stationed there
at home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16
THE ISSUE Is PLAIN; NOW FIGHT IT OUT.

attempt being madoi quarters
upon
not attacking the personality of the Governor but making clear direct
and uufounded policies party
political honesty faith of
of the planters of the Islands
personal except may
voters of the Islands make that their
Tho Goveno is onceded ysrv rssneotsh,o nay n Kuh sr
Delegate
He .,xa
The spirit of the plantations while less unfendy than formerly
still, whole hostile particularly
to the class which to become Independent their control
This notorious the part plantations dependent the
will of the the
Anything personal about this Anything
the planters of Hawaii which
ring about Frear and KuO 'f there anything this but
the
deceive
And then, what about
N m
for Delegate the elections but also supported
their free will by the of large had
recently that those system OF
of their mon and by the changed conditions conform
to the new demand upon Them and that their poeat of good
SiD a r 90 m t =, hVf r , 49,,
today,
and the attitude of the local administration and the plantations
today they they
disturb them their domination
which purposes
that they do homeea all population
soil. Under these conditions promise
for the better the future
relying asking the
plantation consented feel that
at large who looking for relief the would
puae and would have be party coereive
and depending campaign the of the plantations
reelection such conditions
terms
KuhiO
be
the illegal of by the plantations Is there question
sonaty When
methods anything upf Not unless
what he said is
The pponment Of the refusal make the the
Governor clearly the President
the conditions Hawaii to
thing for the future but the thorough tOuueng Kuh
something h o be W
Kuhio in his letter pha clearly defines Of the
The fight decide
of the Terri
the plantation interests nneere and
Republican convention Kuho
him with
his the
anters of Hawaii deeeng
electorate
If there
Hawaii
it apparent average
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16

Kuhp'a
records, thea what N earth IL it for
No lodging eadiug ddespping possible The issue plain
sustaining Republican clearly
impossible serespccng Republicans support
effort make for the Republican nomination to
bimscf.
Kuhio hasre himself out Of tho party Let him CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-16

read himself out of tho party. Lot him go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-25
Te|egIamy kTajoWe'
Becker uznany winnym.

Nowy York, 25 pazdziernika.-
Byly porucznik policyjny Bee
ker, oskarzony instygowanie
morderstwa Hermana Rosentha-
la, ktorego process byi jednym z
najbardziej sensacyjnych zajsc W
ostatnich kilku miesiacach, = 20
stall uznany winnym morderstwa
W pierwszym stopniu przez sad
przysieglych, ktory wyrok swoj
wydal polnocy. Kara "a prze-
stepstwo, jaka sedziowie zawyro-
kowali jest smierc ma krzesle e.
lektrycznem.
Sedziowie naradzali sic Z go
DIN i 81 minut. Z poczatku sa-
dzono, re sedziowie ME zgodza
sic ma jednomyslny wyrok, gdyz
ich narady byiy dose burzliwe i
czesto zadali rome materya}y do
wodowe. Nawet kilka minut
przed polnoca prokurator dystry-
ktowy sadzii, re ME przyjdzie do
zgody.
Becker przyjai wyrok mad
zwyczajnym spokojem. Ne Okla
zal zadnej agitacyi ami wstrza-
snienia, wyjatkiem nieznaczne-
90 zbledniecia zacisniecia ust.
Gdv DO formalnem ogloszeniu wy
roku, odpowiadai pod przyslega
ma pytania co do swego wieku'
nochodzenia i zatrudnienia, row
niez okazal te sama odwage \
.spokoj. iona jego byia obecna W
sadzie pod wzgledem spokolu
!; panowania mad soba pred kro-
tki czas ME ustepowala swemu
mezowi, poczem jednakowoz
zemdlaia.
w ostatniej chwili pred ogso-
szeniem wyroku, obrohca Becke-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-25
Po1aczenie wszystkich kolei elektrycznychd
Ia piec cent6w cd granic do granic.
Million ludzi dziennie.
Zwyciestwo Repubikanow.
RsguarI kandydac odnosza zWyeasWo mad postepoxylk
KIku skrssono ba|Otu. MIqdy Mimi Jest take oD,
v. GeIdzihSkL.

casose ME moga juz wiecej H
czynie, bo ich kapitaiy ME przy4
nosiiyby ,zadnego procentu, gdy<
by jeszcze zadano innych u
stepstw. Miasto bedzie poprzeci-
name liniami ciagnacemi sic cd
granic do granic W granicacH
miasta Chicago MONA bedzie je+
chat wszedzie "a piec centow.
To znaczy, ze i do South Chica-l
go oraz do innych przedmies0
MONA bedzie "a S centow zaje"
chae. (
Komitet transportacyi utrzy
mule, ze linie cd granic do graz
mic znacznie ulepsza Transports
eye ME bedzie tego scisku jad
obecnie panuje. Reprezentant
kompanii powiedzial, ze W Chi
cago million ludzi jedzie tramwa-
iami. Cd roku 1907 zarobek kom-
panii tramwajowej podobno sta
lie sic zrnniejszal.
Zwyciestwo kandydatow repu-
blikaisldch.
Republikahscy kandydaci ma
posl6w do legislatury odniesli
wczoraj zwyciestwo mad handy
datami postepowymi, bo udaso
sic niekt6rym zmazac nazwiska
swych przeciwnikow balotu.
Niekt6rzy zostali istotnie wylna-
zani, DO ich petycye ME zawiera-
ly wystarczajacej 1iczby nazwisk
obywateli uprawnionych do pod
pisywania petycyi.
Howard Wagg, postepowiec 4
80 dystryktu bys pierwszym 4
tych, kt6zy zostali wykreslenisI
Harry Shaver j FIR. Catlin, repu'I
blikanscy kandydaci zaprotesto-<
wall przeciwko jego petycyi.
w dziewiatym dystrykcie wy
ouszezono balotu nazwisko ia"
ma Jones. w siedmnastym ten
sam los spotkal postepowegc
Karola Schwartz. Okazalo sic, 70
czsowiek ten ma zaledwie I8 le-
ealnych nazwisk ma swej petycyi.
Petycya p. Wiadyslawa Giedzifh-
skiego zosta,a rowniez odrzuco-
ma, bo posiadasa "a maio praw.
nych nazwisk. Pan Giesdzihsh
sam ME zajmowai sic ta spraws
dlatego ME miai wystarczajacet
liczby nazwisk. Wilma W tym wy
padku spada ma tych, ktorzy nieo-
stroinie nazwiska zbierali. w pia
tym dystrykcie wymazano Jana
Passmore. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-25
TeIegTamy zagTaniczne.
Z wojny.

Z wolny.
Sofia, 25 pazdziernika. = Kirk
Kilissej (Lozen po bufgarsku))
wielka forteca turecka i nader
wazny punkt strategiczny pod
dai sic wczoraj pred poiud-
MEM Buigarom wraz 80 tysia-
cami zaiogi wszystkimi oficera-
mi i dwu generaiami; ; reszta- woI'
ska cofneia sic W rozsypce w
kierunku poiudniowo wschod-
MIN ku Bunar-Hisar. Bulgarzy
zdobyi wszystkie armaty, bron,
zapasy amunicyi, zywnoSci it'd.
Jest to najwieksze zwyciestwo W
calej dotychczasowej kampanii.
= Szczegoiow zdobycia Loze-
MIA brak dotychczaS, podobno
tylko tyle jest pewne, re straty
Bulgarow w kilkodniowej walce
pod forteea ia wynosza CORA
5000 ludzi. Walecznosc zoinierzy
buIgarskich jest zdumiewa]aca,
porownac ich MONA z Japonczy-
kami pod Port Arturem. Zdoby-
Gle Kirk-Kilisseju jest zapowie-
dzia upadku j Adryanopola, IA
kt6ry teraz Bulgarzy uderza GAIA
sila: .Adryanopol jest z trzech
stron otoczony przez wojska bui-
garskie, kt6re zajeiy wzgorza mad
miastem panujace, cd zachodnieJ
strony mad rzeka Arda stoczono
juz kilka potyczek i zdobyto diva
slime forty. WlaSciwie atak na A
dryanopol juz sic zacza}: Buiga-
rzy'uderzaja ma poszczegolne for
ty i zdobywaja nieraz walka
wrecz ma bagnetyl Turcy
chronia sic do samego miasta
Turcy pr6bowali odpowiedzie'
tax samo i urzadzili wielki ataS
ma Arnauktei, zajete przez Bui
earow. ale ich odparto i zadanc
i'm straszliwe straty. Artylery;
bulgarska goruje mad wielkiem
ale staremi dziaiami tureckiem1.
= Kiedy wiesc o zdobyclu tor
tecy Kirk-Kilissej doszio d(
Sofii. radoSc zapanowaia W ca
lem miescie, domy gmachy III
stroiiy sic we flagi, ma ulicaci
spiewano hymny narodowe
dzwony billy we wszystkich Swla
tyniach.
= Pod Maraszem, u zbies1
rzen Ardy MaryCy = ulCy
liczbie 5000 zaatakowali Buiga
row, ale po zacietej walce zostal
pobici i rozbici.. Bulgarzy wzie
Ii do niewoli 800 zolnierzy, Edo
byli 12 armat sporo amunicyl
Wielu pojmanych rzucaio sic d.
REX, aby sic utopic, sadzili no
wiem, re Bulgarzy = podobnt
: iak to czynia Turcy, morduJ'
swych jenc6w. = Pierwsze cd
dziaiy serbskiei armii juz zdazyf.
pod AdryanOpol j GAIA pierwsz
arnia serbska zapewns dis ju