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Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12

Doctors Looncy and Southworth decided at , o'clock that Harvey House dinner eaten among friends would be most fitting SO withou, other preparation. other than the best of good fellowship. crankcd up their cars and arrived at S.AS. both physicians and their parties looked the crowd over. remarked that. This k about as far aS VIC care to ga" and returned to Prescott. leaving their cn,rcatng friends at 7.O
 Albcr, Ha,z driving the repair car. which contained a movable machine shop. tires and N Tregellas. report ed that although hc had come pre- pared for trouble he encountered nothing more serious than couple of blow outs and a loose switch
 Tomorrow inc party will leave Ash Fork under inc guidance oi Don Scnor" Patterson al Q o'clock and will reach the Grand View late in the afternoon
 The following cars started and are among the party at the Escalantc to- night
 No Paccmakcr K N Fred crick, and daughter. Theresa Will lie Page. driver
 No , Press car. Irwin ] $. Loeb and r C. Brown. treasurer No , z. O Brown and wife, and O II Tucker and wife
 No | ] | Gardner and wife. and Miss Wilhclmcna King
 No 5. Ralph J Roper and wife.
 No c c F. Meany and wife and T C. Norris and wife.
 No ,. Mrs Morris Goldwa,er Mrs. Paul P Hastings. and Mir. and Mrs Roger w Marian.
 No & Bob Heating and Sam Moore
 No. O O A. Hesla and wife, and Miss Foster
 No. 10 Frank Foster and wife and John Smith and wife.
 No II. " E. Creekmur and wife and the Misses Roxana and Alma Creekmur.
 No. l2 Repair car Alzert Hatz mechanic and driver. and Milton Tregellas, adviser and assistant
 The Clark car. which ran inde pendent. driven by Gordon Clark and carrying F. M Sloan. Dick Merritt and C. F Urbutt
 Doctor car. No. 1 Dr and Mrs R N Looney. and Miss Winiired Mayer.
 Doctor car. No. ?. Dr. and Mrs | II. T. Southworth and family.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
SURVEYOR SAYS NEW ROAD |S
 FEASIBLE

County Surveyor W. II. Merit, returned yesterday after making a reeonnoisanee of the projected wagon road from Mescal 10 the Climax mines. down the Hassayampa. and stated that the route is a feasible one. and can be constructed for a sum of money that will be reason able. A fine grade was surveyed and the total distance will moi ex- eeed four and one-half miles. He is compiling his field notes, and in n few days the estimated cost of inc highway will he submitted 10 the board of supervisors.
 This important road movement re- suits from the probability of new mining field being assured that To- eality, in which the interests of the Climax Mining company. Ed. Block Harrison Blauvel,. McNary and Birch. Mir. Gray of Los Angeles. and many others are to assume an active state, if transportation facilities are extended them.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
Clty News ....In Brief
aAAnaHnAAAhshsaaha sh AAA
(ffom sundays Daiiy)

(From sundays Daily) Mining Visitor.
 ". II Jones. mining man of Chap arral. IS in the city for few days on business
 From the North.
 J w Sullivan arrived from his range near Sclgman yesterday to remain for several days on business matters.
 On Mining Business.
 General Manager Mckay. oi the Nulturc Gold Mines. was an arrival in the city yesterday to remain for several days on bushes, Business Visitor.
 r X Sawyer. one oi the large sheep owner, of the state. and popu. larly known iu the north. is in the city for few days on business from Winslov
 Business Trip.
 Eli R Stauffcr. lincman oi the $. F. r & F railway. left yesterday for Fl raso. Tex. and Las Cruces. N M.. where he has real estate in- ,crcS,s to look after Business Trip.
 l.. l. Fletcher. operating mines in the Big Rug country. was in the city yesterday on business, and gives a generally good report from vati- ou, camps oi the above district Looking at Shelter.
 w. M Martin, who arrived from Hayden few days ago, left ycstcr- day for Humboldt. where he will probably locate. He was m charge of the sampling mill few years ago. Predicts Big Camp.
 E. E Cline. the we'll known miner oi the Bradshaws. is in the city. and states that the Maseo,tc interests arc attracting attention in that field. new discoveries aking place. and the big plant ready to start up Visiting the Mines.
 Mir and Mrs. Abe Goldman, the former a brother of Louis Goldman. president of the Copper Queen Gold Mining company. arrived from Paris. Tex. yesterday. and will leave in a ic wdays for Stoddard ,o remain for q few weeks visit to the above mines.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
Pace Bill Up Again.

spcciaI committee.
 Pace Bill Up Again.
 The removal of the Reform seho0, occupied a deal of time in the ,., ate. the Cochisc county membc, doing all in their power to kill ,b, measure. which proved fairly sue cessful SO far
 Adjournment Promised.
 Tuesday IS now thought to be ,b, day on which the work will be ne,, enough completed to allow adjourn. men, to be taken.
 Inheritance Tax.
 PHOENIX. June S.--Thc houv passed today the prizehght bill legal. izing twenty round bouts m Arisou, Also recommended for passage ,h, bill forbidding the sale of school lands The governor signed the bill on inheritance tax, and compulsory compensation The legislature vill likely adjourn Tuesday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
MINING ACTIVE
(From Sundays Daily)

J. l.. Arehambeau. fiianager of inc Grown King Supply company, is in the city and reports the Bradshaw region as very active and the outlook never SO encouraging for a great producing mineral region.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
tContinued from Psge seven.)

PHOENIX. June S-The effort cf the house to finish the session by getting up at c o'clock in the morn ing was unavailing The extra time gained was mostly spent in funning with the newspaper bill. requiring the publication of the creditors and other private affairs of newspapers. Many jooular amendments were made and the bill finally unanimous iy killed by being indefinitely post roncd.
 Prizehgh, Bill Passes.
 Considerable routine work was done in committee of the whole with Dr Craig m the chair The prizchgh, bill was passed but so amended tha, II will go back to the senate
 Leasing Plan Considered
 \ plan to provide long leases for school lands K being worked out by
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
CoLoRED RESIDENT DEAD
(From Tuesdays daily)

David Massie. we'll and popularly known in this city. and the industri- ous colored janitor of the Prescott National Bank, passed away last night al his home in this city after long illness from tuberculosis. He had been resident for over eight years, and enjoyed the good will of many for his industry and capability He leaves mother. sister and niece in this city. to whom the sympathy of many is extended in their be- reavcment.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
CACTUS SHAFT IN
 LARGE ORE BODIES
0rea TAOssoAy's Dallv.)

J. II. Tribby, general manager of the Cactus Gold Mining company arrived from his camp on Cherry Creek yesterday, and Is enthusiastic over recent development The drift is in 45 feet, and the ore bodies con tinue to widen, with the values be ing retained. This company is re- viving the old Conger mine. which in early days produced heavily. and was considered one of the best gold propositions in that field.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
PRESCOTT STREET
 CARS TO RESUME
lFrom sundays Daily)


 On Saturday morning. June IS, thc "iuicc," by the cooperation oi the Arizona Power company. Super visor Heap and all good citizens. will run rio, in the lines of the local trolley
 R \ Fredtr,cks. chirman oi the Evecuiixe committee of the Prescott Chauiauqua announced this last night. after meeting with w A.. Drake. Frank Foster. Malcolm V. Watson and Supervisor Harry Heap.
 lt appears that Messrs Heap and l'rcdcricks m conference with Mir Drake and Mr Watson. have been making arrangements for some time to run the Prescott and Mount Union Electric railway during the Chau- tauqua.
 It Is even mooicd by these gentle men. that the garrison from Whipple Barracks. now rclcga,cd To the DOT der and which will surely return to the Barracks within month, will afford enough financial stimulus to the revival of traction in Prescott 10 rejuyonatc the railway and main tain it on a ,ounder financial basis than ever before in its history
 To accomplish this end. the Ari- 2ona Power company n installing adequate machinery with it's custom ary public spirited zeal K $ Mas son, vice president and general man ager of the corporation. backed by Manager Watson has been endeavor- ing for months to put before the Chamber of Commerce plan, by means of which tis important ad- jnnct to Prescotts growth might be placed upon a paying footing
 The Committee on Transportation has fully completed its plans. Tick cts have been issued The old d-time books will not be rc-issucd. single trip tickets being the order of the day
 City Clerk Robinson |, making a perfect boulevard of that portion of Park avenue lying south of Gurley street Yesterday. he was putting the finishing touches on this most coveted improvement. with the re- suit that Chautaugua visitors will have easy access to the door of the mammoth tent in which the lOO at fractions of the Assembly are to be held
 Mayor Goldwater and the Council men have intimated to the commit zee that the sprinkling of this ap. proach will he we'll attended to.
 Inspiring tidings were received at the Chamber of Commerce yester- day from Editor Adams of the Je- rome News, who writes that the Copper City will send over. in a special excursion train. 100 of her citizens, Saturday. June P. ,o hear Dr Sturgeon of London. and John Mitchell, the great arbiter of labor Everything points to the achieve mcnt of great financial success in connection with prcscott's first Chautauqua.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
coUoHLAN MONUMENT

WASHINGTON. June & Ar. engagements have been perfected for the unveiling in the Arlington Ma honai cemetery tomorrow afternoon of the monument erected there in honor of Admiral Coughlan, a Span ish-Ameriean war hero.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
oIFT PROM MISS COULD

NoRTHFIELD. Mass, June S. Gould Memorial Hall. a gift to Northseid Seminary from Miss Helen M. Could, vas formally dedicated this afternoo" with interesting ener- cises.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
PATENT TITLE RECEIVED
(From Sundays DaiIy)

(From Sundays Daily)
 The United States patent to the Lookout lode claim. owned by John Seiss and C. Frank Harrington. To- eated near Crown King. was filed for record yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12

Oil placer location blanks--the only kind with which to make valid loeations--on sale at the Journal. Miner office. ["
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
Visiting the Mines.
From Tuesdsv's Danvb Visiting Attorney.

Prom Tuesdsv's Daily, Visiting Attorney.
 l.. T Carpenter, an attorney oi Phoenix. is in the city for few days on legal business From Lime Works.
 J. T Sheffield. manager of the Pun,enney Lime company, was an arrival in the city yesterday from Cedar Glade on business Of for Convention.
 Robt F. Morrison. one of the Taft delegates from this state. left Sun day morning for Chicago. to attend the Republican National convention Valley Visitors.
 MT and Mrs. c. II Miller. Mrs Ollie Fucker. and J D. Ranken. of Thompson Valley. are in the city for few days visiting with relatives and on business matters. Business Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. j. II. Maders. the former rangeman of the Agua Fria. were arrivals in the city Sun day from Dewey. to visit with friends and transact business. Visited Old Home.
 Clerk of the Supreme Court ]. P. Dillon spent Sunday in the city visiting relatives and friends. and in looking after his business interests. He returned to the capital city yes terday.
 Land Transaction.
 A J. Laswell has sold to the Atch- ison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway company "a strip of land 200 by i2s feet, at the railroad station in Skull Valley. for nominal consideration. the deed being filed for record yes terday.
 Visiting Cattleman.
 Henry Ritter. of the western oart oi the county. was in the city yes terday on business, and stated that the shipping season has started at Kirkland valley. several hundred head leaving that section during the pres. ent month
 Visiting Relatives.
 Clarence Jackson is in the city Tor few days visiting with his family, and returns to Kirkland Val. Icy today where he has land and cattle interests. He states the range industry is in fine condition with heavy shipments of steers going on. Back to Prescott.
 The many friends in the city of MT and Mrs. J. M, Riggen will be pleased to learn that they returned yesterday after an absence of over four years. and will again make this place their home They arc pioneer residents and were extended a well come from their many friends and acquain,ances
 Student Returna
 John J. Bartholdi was greeted by his many friends in the city yester- day. returning home after a course in military training and other duties
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12

of several months at the Augustine Academy of Fort Defiance. Va. He is m applicant for appointment as a cadet at Wes, Point. and Is taking a preparatory course io that end Visiting Friends.
 Mr. and Mrs John r. Harrington. we'll known residents of Jerome arc in the city for q few days visiting with friends
 Mining Deal.
 John Sciss and C. Frank Harring- ton have sold their Lookout mining claim. patented. to the Tiger Gold company, the decd being filed for record yesterday for nominal sum. Verde Land Sold.
 Jules Humber, has sold to the United Verde Copper company l6O acres of land in the Verde Valley, near the site of the new shelter, the deed being filed for record yestcr- day for nominal consideration.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12

Mining h'A u.i,.ss for sal. n the JeuYnsl.Minsr s@ss.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
Business Visitor.

F X Sawyer. one oi the larg, sheep owner, of the state. and popu larly known m the north. is in tho city for few days on business from Winslow
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12

On Mining Business.
 General Manager Mckay. of th Nulturc Gold Mines. was an arriva m the city yesterday to remain fo several days on bushes,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-14
TsIegramy kTajowe.
Proklamacya W sprawie O.
plat panamskich.

Washington, IA listopada. -
Prez. Taft wczoraj wydal pro-
klamacye oznaezajaca wysokosc,
opiat jake okrety zagr. przejez-
dzajace przez Kanai Panamski
beda placic. Proklamacya ia 20
stala wydana ma mocy aktu kon-
gresu, przyjetego W sierpniu, br.
Kazdy okret kupiecki piacic be-
die $1.2O cd tony swej pojemno-
sci, a W razie gdy zawiera tylkc
ballast, 40 procent cd tel sunny be-
die odciagniete.
Okrety wojenne 2 wyjatkiem
transportowcow wojskowych !
dla marynarzy, okret6w weglo-
wych, szpitalnych zapasowych,
p1acic beda ocentow cd tony.
Transportowe okrety weglowe,
szpitalne i zapasowe placit beda
$1.2o cd tony, podobnie do okre-
tow kupieckich.
Szczegolowe reguly dla mierze-
MIA okretow, jakotez ! przepisy
konieczne dla wykonania prokll-
macyi beds opracowane przez Sc
-kretarza wojny.
Wszystkle okrety amerykah-
sskie kursujace wzdiuz wybrzezy
Stanow Ziednoczonych, zostaiy
cd epiat zwelnione, Przeciw VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-14
czARTEK RsDAY NOVEMBER 1912 RoKU

Paryz, IA listopada. - Dyplo-
macya francuska, angielska i ME
miecka dniem noca pracuja o.
kolo utrzymania pokoju; ME
mniej faktem jest, ze wszystkie te
panstwa po cichu czynia przygo-
towania pospieszne ma wypadek
wojny.
Pc zgonie Canalejasa.
Madryt, IA listopada. - w
gmachu parlamentu wystawiono
ma widok publiczny zwloki "a
mordowanego onegdaj premiera
hiszpanskiego Jozefa Canalejasa
tiumy je odwiedzaja! Caiy narod
W zalobie po wybitnym badz CO
badz wysoce zasiuzonym tym po-
lityku. Krol Alfons, ks. Karol de
Bourbon, rodzina krolewska
dwor odwiedziiy zwloki. Prasa
bez roznicy przekonah oddaje
hold zas}ugom Canalejasa okolo
ekonomicznego podniesienia kra-
jul.
- Morderca Canalejasa Pardi-
mas (nie Martin) amari W szpita-
lu; wiadomo o MIN to jeszcze, re
niedawno wydalony on zostai z
,Argentyny "a knowania anarchi-
mianowal krol Alfons,
styczne. Nastepca Canalejasa "a
mianowal krol Alfons, markiza
Garcia Prieta, dotychczasowego
ministra spraw zagranicznych, z
przekonan liberaIa i stronnika tel
re partyi, co zamordowany pre-
mier.
= Opowiadaja swiadkowie zaj-
scia, re Pardinas strzelii do Ca
nalejasa tylu, gdy ten szedl ku
gmachowi parlamentu; smiertel-
ny strzai trafii W tyi giowy, poza
uchem. Canalejas runai ma zie-
mic; wzieto go zaraz do poblis-
kiego gmachu parlamentu zio-
zono ma stole marmurowym, we
zwana natychmiast pomoc lekar-
ska okazala sic juz bezsilna. Krol
zaWiadomiony o zajsciu przera-
iii sic wielce; pobiegi sam bez
eskorty do automobile przyje-
chai do gmachu parlamentu
biegi ma gore po kilka schodow =
ale juz ministra przy zyciu ME
zastai. Zalai sic Alfons izarni ma
widok smutny i uklaki gieboko
wzruszony do modlitwy "a zmar-
iych. zona Canalejasa przybyla
tez zaraz ma wiesc o wypadku,
a dowiedziawszy sic o zgonie me-
"a, padia ma jego zwioki zemdlo-
ma. Pogrzeb premiera odbywa sic
ma koszt panstwa.
z Chin.
Pekin, IA istopada. - Mini
ster spraw zagranicznych Lang
Men Ting, zrezygnowai re swe-
90 stanowiska.
z Kanady.
Attawa, Ont, IA listopada. :
Doniesiono do pobliskiego F.
gonsvill, Ont, re starry parowiec
,,Mayflower" zginal bez wiesci
ciaio jego kapitana znaleziono po-
ranione piywajace ma wodzie; "a.
chodzi Ottawa, re statek zginal
wskutek explozyi prawdopodob'
ME. Znajdowaio sic ma MIN IL lu-
dzi, pasazerow zaiogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-14
Ziapano morderce:

Zfapano morderce.
Morderca policyanta Jonesa
znajduje sic W rekach chicagos-
kiej policyi. Aresztowania doko-
nano wczoraj popoiudniu.
Morderca jest Artur Reich, wo-
mica, zam. pnr. I74o North
Wood ulica. Cziowiek ten do
zbrodni dokonanej W zeszla ME
dziele wmieszal trzech kolegow.
Razem z MIN podobno byli
Franciszek Barlog, Eddie Rain i
Ed. Galihski. Tych jeszcze. ME a.
resztowano. Zdaje sic, re tylko
Rain znajduje sic pod strata po-
licyi.
Reicha aresztowano w kuzni
Gilmartina ma Green ulicy, po-
miedzy ulicami Fulton Lake.
Zlapali go detektywi O.Keefe,
Monaghan Mcfarland.
Tajni policyanci zaskoczyli go
niespodzianie. Stawili sic pred
kuznia w samochodzie. Reich po-
znal ich natychmiast i wyciagna}
noz kieszeni. Chciai on sic bro
mic, ale detektyw powali} go ma
ziemie i zbii do nieprzytomnosci.
Wieznia nastepnie wprowadzono
do samochodu zabrano do bipra
kapitana Halpina, gdzie po krot
kich krzyzowych pytaniach
Reich przyznai sic do morder-
stwa, twierdzac, re strzeli} do
stroza bezpieczehstwa publiczne-
go W obronie wiasnego zycia.
Morderca utrzymuje, re W CA
sic bojki policyantem Jones,
strzelii do niego diva razy.
Wtenczas dopiero Reich rewolwe
rem detektywa Giermana usmier-
Gil Jonesa.
Morderca ucieki opotem utica
Bloomingdale Road. Revolver
rzucii kilka blokow cd miejscas
gdzie zbrodnie popeiniono. Po-
wiada on, ze ME vie, W ktora
strone uciekli jego towarzysze.
Pozniej kiedy W samochodzie
zabrano wieznia do miejsca,
gdzie policyanta zamofdowal i
kazano mu odszukac revolver
Reich powiedzial policyantom,
ze broh sprzedai Dawidowi Paul
nitzkiemu, szynkarzowi pnr. 545
West Madison Utica "a SIS.
w zeszia niedziele, poszukujac
wiasciwych sprawcow mordu de-
tektywi ze stacyi centralnej are
sztowali kilku niewinnych. Jed
nym ztakich byi m}ody Wlady-
siaw Gruzalski Jadwigowa.
Chiopiec siedziai w domu W ME
dziele popoiudniu, Wyszedi do
piero godzinie szostej wieczo--
rem chcia{ sic udac do teatrzy-
ku, Ma rogu zlapali go detekty-
wi | zabrali ma stacye policyjpa.
Kiedy Gruzalskiego aresztowano,
ten nawet ME siyszal o tenn, ,ze.
ktos tam pollcyanta zamordowai.
Szef policyi kazai uprzatnse
wszystklch iofr6w W dzielnicy
p6lnocno zachodnlej, Dzlsiaj ME
spotyka sic ma naroznikach tych
band, kt6re przedtem przesiady-.
waiy ! molestowaiy kazdego prze
chodnia.
Szef powiada, re policya zaj--I
mie sic kazdym, ktory ME pracS \
je ma naroznikach przesiada. 'sI
Nowy wagon misyjny.
Stowarzyszenie Catholic Church,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-14
TeIsgTamy zagTaniGznG.
z wojny.


Konstantynopol, IA listopada.-
Potwierdza sic wies6, ze Turcya
formalnie prosi3a Buigarye o "a
wieszenie broni i pokoj. Nazim-
Basza gfowno-dowodzacy otrzy-
mai polecenienie, ably weszedi w
porozumienie z wodzem bu}ga--
skim, do ktorego tez zaraz wy
slal byi .pos4ow. Turcye sk}onila
do tego upokarzajacego kroku
niezaradnose diplomacy europej-
skiej, kt6ra ME zdolala sprowa-.
die interwencyi, oraz pogarsza-
jaca sic ka5dym momentem sy-
tuacya W stolicy; Turcy chca per-
traktowae o zawieszenie broni na
tel podstawie, ze usuna sic
Czatald5a, ale Bu3garzy ME wei
da do Konstantynopola. Turcya
jest dalej gotowa do wielkich O.
far terytoryalnych j jeSh sprzy-
mierzeni zgodza sic na jej propo-
zycye - bsdzie pok6j...
- Rad turecki wezwai swo-
ich dostawcow zywnosci i o.
swiadczyl i'm, re rozwiazuje ich
zobowiazania dostaw dalszych
ME bedzie potrzeba, DO ukiady o
zawieszenie broni So w toku i
ma najlepszej drodze. w miescie
panuje z tego powodu radosc po-
wszechna.
z drugiej strony donosza, ze
Bu{garzy podobno ME zechca sic
zrzec wejscia swego do Konstan-
tynopola, choc Rad ich oswald
GA, re zajecie miasta byioby tylA
ko chwilowe; Turcy powiadala,
ze przystacby ma to ME mogli, DO
miasto jest rezydencya sultana,
kt6ry opuscic go ME chce. Podop-
niez Turcy sadza, re zadania
Grek6w So stanowczo "a wysokie.
Kraza pogioski. re j buigarscy
poslowie pokojowi So W Konstan-
tynopolu. Turcyi glownie Rosya
doradziia nawiazanie pertrakta-
CYL o pokoj wprost Bulgarya !;
politycy tureccy siusznie zauwa-
zaie re fakt 6w choc chwilowo
Turcye upokarzaiacy, wyzwala
ia raz ma zawsze ze wszelkiej r.
pieki moctrstw i zobowiazah
wzgledem Mich, gdy one mic dla
Turcyi zrobic ME byiy W stanie.
- Podobno tez i to wp4yneio
ma Rad turecki, re onegdaj mial
nadejsc tajny rapport cd Nazimo-
Baszy, donoszacy, re Jego
wojsko jest juz niezdolne ME
chetne do dalszej wallki. Wielo-
krotnie zbici Turcy, zdezorgani-
zowani i ACKNOWLEDGMENT = "a
pchnieci zostali re swej linii bo-
jowej poza Czataldza opierac
sic diuzej ME zdo3aja.
Walk w okolicy Czataldza
az DO Konstantynopol nieledwie
trwaja dniem noca, pomimo ule-
wnych deszcz6w straszliwie daja-
cych sic we znaki. Turcy cotala
sic i niezbyt juz silny stawia1a
opor.
Sofia, IA listopada. = Tureeka
zaioga Adryanopola urzadziia
wczoraj rozpaczliwa probe, aby
sic wydrzec z miasta, ale Bulge
rzy odparli ajax zwyciesko i "a
pedzili Turkow z powrotem do
miasta. Bitwa trwala 5 godzin
Turcy poniesli olbrzymie straty-
- Donosza. ze Buigarzy dopie-
70 onegdaj rozpoezeli glowny ge7