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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
OcALA A CIRCUS TOWN
TWO Big Ones to Visit Us in October.
Ocala Put in Class With Tampa
and jacksonville

The Ringing Brothers world-re
lo"Hed circas-the biggest on earth
and Buffalo Bits Pawnee and Wild
West Shows, are booked to exhibit in
9cala Ringing Brothers on October
-. and Buffalo Bits on October IS.
Tie Ringing Brothers will show in
5ut three towns in Florida-Tampa.
)cala and Jacksonville.
Ocala occupies a place in big.circus
literature as being the best interior
circus town in Florida
Some idea may be drawn of the
size OF the Ringing Brothers circus
when it IS stated that it has in it's pa
rade twenty-four Of the largest ele
plants in the world, and cavalcade
Of camels and dromedaries.
Buffalo Bits Wild West Show has
made the circuit Of the globe. and il
alone in its class.
Il has three hundred trained horses
Ny \. J. Pettus, the advance agent
Of he Ringlings circus, and Mr.. T. H.
Lynch OF the Wild West Shows. were
acre Monday making preliminary ar
engagements for the exhibitions in om
city OF their monster circuses.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
TO PREVENT SOFT COAL FROM
SMOKING

Once upon a time the cucumber
pickle brine was emptied accidentally
upon the soft-coal heap. 1t was no
iced that the coal smoked less ana
made less gas. Afterwards more
brine was poured purposely upon the
soft coal; this experiment proved So
exceedingly satisfactory that all sof,
coal used for fuel is treated with
brine. The coal burns better, it does
act smoke and makes more heat, and
seems to consume less rapidly. This
discovery seems so valuable to US
that we would like to pass it along to
he many who are obliged to burn BIZ
luminous coal.-1lrs. r. 5. NJ, South
Dakota
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

0''e "-..c-! w. sec~E~ - &c .eo pc
C04IectItely t.4e owAersn.p - .r
means of production and distribution
and thereby the blessings of our mod
ern Inventions, and the standard of
civilization and culture hitherto I'M
known in history.
This is the program of the socialist
party Of Florida. We call upon every
intelligent voter of the state, regard
less Of race or nationality, to join the
socialist party, vote its ticket. build w
It's organization, and stand shoulder to
shoulder for better order and high
er civilization. And especially to the
economically oppressed we call. in the
words of the immortal Karl Marx:
Workers Of all countries, unite! You
awe nothing 20 lose but your chains
and world to gain"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Georgia club women are to have a
real, live baroness as their guest in
October. She is the Baroness Won
Suttner, a winner of one of the Nobel
prizes and an advocate of universal
peace. She was the guest of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs in
San Francisco. and since its adjourn
ment has been lecturing in the west.
She comes to Atlanta with Mrs. Pen
nypacker. the new president of the
General Federation, and Mrs. Phillip
y Moore. the former president. They
will be the guests of the Georgia Fed
Grafton at its annual meeting in At
lanta, October % We hope that the
Florida Federation of Women's Clubs
will invite the baroness TO Florida
And if she comes to Florida he will
hardly pass Ocala by.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

What the people wear" is. am
sure. matter of interest to the la
dies Speaking generally and compre-
heasively. | should say that on the
East Side they wear no overclothes,
and on Broadway no underclothes.-
Editor Hetherington, in Lakelfnf Tel
egram. We do not believe if we had
been Editor Hetherington. that We
would have said that; or, at least
would not have said it in just that
way.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
HOW BOYS CORN CROP PAYS

The following comes to us from
Swainsboro. Ga, and is most refresh
ing The item says that although
Emanuel county's corn crop was cut
off considerably by the unfavorable
weather conditions, still it is reasona-
bly, certain now that there will be pro
duced many hundreds more bushels
that would have been produced but
for the efforts of the members of the
toys' corn clubs of the county, and
their friends. This corn will be pro
duced at a cost of about 80 cents,
which, together with a saving of about
80 cents a bushel on what it would
cost next spring if imported. makes
the farmers realize little what the
boys corn club has done for them
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
~'..'+-...<' -. .

We have no doubt that Postmaster
Geeral Hitchcock is responsible for
the law closing the postoffices from
midnight Saturday nights until mid
night on Sunday nights. If he is we
are at loss TO discover the reason for
such law, unless it is that he has
| grievance against the newspapers
and wants to hit them a blow before
/ he goes out of official life There is
no doubt but that Mr. Taft will not
be reelected, and with the end of the
presidents term Mr. Hitchcock will
| be numbered among the has beens."
Even if Mr.. Taft should be reelected,
! it is practically certain that the would
not be asked TO remain in the cabinet.
Mr.. Hitchcock knows well that
big per cent. Of the people have more
time on Sundays for reading than on
any other day. and that they particu-
larly prize their Sunday paper In the
cities and larger towns it makes no
difference to the readers of Sunday
newspapers whether the postoffices
are open on that day or not. because.
the newspapers are distributed by ex-
press and carriers-at least, the most
Of them are, but in the villages and
in the rural districts they are distrib-
uted through the postoffices. SO the
part OF the people that the new law
will hit are in the villages and the
country districts.
1t is practically certain that Minor
ity Floor Leader Mann wouldn't have
had the provision preventing the dis
tribution Of mail on Sundays inserted
unless he had been inspired to do sol
by Postmaster General Hitchcock, but
The democratic majority is really toI
blame for the enactment of the law.
since it should have been on the
watch for legislation OF the kind the
people didn't want
And business men generally will |
ind the law a hardship. All of them
want their mail on Sunday mornings.
and they will do a good deal of kick |
ing until they get it. We don't sup
pose that economy was the motive |
back of the law 1t would cost the
government very little more to keep
the postoffices open long enough on
Sundays 10 enable the people to get
their mail
1t is certain that the closing of the !
postoffices was not in response to a |
popular demand. The fact is the peo-
pie knew nothing of the purpose to !
have such a law enacted 1t was sim
ply an arbitrary bit of legislation
The postmaster general wanted it, for
what reason we don't know, and the
whole country is inconvenience. The |
law is an illustration of what can be
donecontrary to the popular will even
by government of the people.
We feel certain that the people
don't want to be deprived of their
letters and newspapers on Sundays,
and We are equally certain that con-
gress, as soon as it meets in Deem
Der, will repeal the Objectionable law
Already there is such an cutlery
against it that some of the congress
men who are standing for reelection
will be fortunate if they are not de-
feated They may say that they did
not know such a provision was in the
bill, but isn't it their business to
know? What else are they in con-
gress for, but to know what the bills
that are put on their passage contain?
Savannah News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

County Surveyor J. o. Fries, assist
ed by II. r. Hicks, is now busy max
.ng the survey for the new brick road
% be built in the Sanford district
The work was started the first OF
his week. and will be pushed as rap
.dly as possible in order to proceed
With the paving. One OF the principal
roads 10 be paved is that extending to-
ward Orlando. and which Will termi-
nate somewhere in the vicinity OF
Longwood. The Sanford people are
quite proud of the inauguration OF the
good roads system radiating from
heir prosperous town Probably be-
tore the Sanford roads are completed
the district in which Orlando is locat-
ed will have made a start for brick
road making. thus eliminating in a
continuous paved roadway from this
city to the former town.-Orlando Re
porter-Star
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

John Temple Graves shows that
there is a possibility of Sunny Jim
Sherman becoming president. by rea-
son of the failure of the electoral col
lege and the house 10 elect. Why dis
turb us with this dread prospect now,
when we have so many troubles on
our hands Tampa Tribune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Mrs. G. D. WaShburn has started
a Grand Union tea store in between
the stores OF Guys confectionery and
the Carn-Thomas grocery store.
These Grand Union tea stores are
very popular in our larger cities, and
the fact that one is started in Ocala
shows Mrs. Washburn's faith in our
expansion and possibilities.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Jude Johnson was struck by a
street car the other night, and for
minute hoped around like mad
man. he was so angry. Then he de-
cided he might have q good case
against the street car company, so he
walked 10 a weed patch. threw him
self down and began 10 groan and
scream for help.-Atchison Globe.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06
WHERE THEY SHOULD GO

Singers to Alto, Ga.
Bakers to Cakes, Pa
jewelers. to Gem. Ind.
Smokers TO Weed, Cal
Printers to Agate, Col.
The sleepy to Gay, Pa.
The idle to Rust, MINI.
Cranks to Peculiar. Mo.
Poets to Parnassus. Pa.
Deadheads to Gratis, Ohio.
Actors to Star City, Arizona.
Perfumers to Aroma, III.
Apiarists to Beeyille, Ind.
Tramps TO Grubtown, Pa
Bankers to Deposit, y. Y.
Small men to Bigger, Ind.
Widowers to Widows, Ala
Brokers to Stockville. New.
Old maids TO Antiquity, Ohio.
Lovers TO Spoonville, Mich.
Hunters to Deer Trail, Col
Young ladies to Bangs, Va.
Huckksters to Yellyille, Ark.
Cobblers to Shoe Heel. \. c.
Politicians TO Buncombe, n c.
The boys" to Midway, 5. c.
Theosophists to Mystic, Conn.
Topers TO Brandy Station, Va.
Physicians TO Doctorstown, Ga.
Puzzle fiends to Riddletown, Ga.
Drummers TO Modest Town, Va.
Druggists TO Balsaam Lake, Wis.
Prohibitionists TO Drystown, Ga.
Political orators to Stumptown, Pa
The gum brigade to Chewton, Pa.
Newly married couples TO Bliss
Burnham. in Pensacola
Journal
And we might add:
Cooks to Pottstown, Pa.
Botanists to Floral City, Fla.
Lovers to Arcadia, F la.
These and all others TO Ocala, Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

The summer wanderers will soon
be homeward flying, like geese to the
tropics.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

New Orleans has declared for
form of government
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-06

Cooks to Pottstown, Pa.
Botanists to Floral City, Fla.
Lovers TO Arcadia, Fla.
These and all others TO Ocala, Fla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02

stall gen. Menocal. Obliczeh
szczegolow brak. Mimo zastra-
y szajacych obaw' wybory mialy
przebieg spokojny.
q Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, 2 listopada.-L
zba deputowanych uchwali1a po-
dwojenie pensyi Ideputowanych,
uniewazniajac yveto" prezyden-
ia Madery, zaiozone W tel spra-
vie. .-.
- Egzekucyi Dziaza jeszcze
ME bylo. .-.-.
Il Niemiec.
Berlin, 2 listopada. -, Balon
sterowy niemiecki .Duesseldorf''
bioracy udzia} W zawodach mie-
dzynarodowych w Stutgarcie, "a
ginal jest Ottawa, re .spotkala go
zguba ma Morzu Baltyckiem; le-
cieli balonem tym amerykanscy
awiatorzy J. Watts A. Atherlot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02
Milionowy process.

Hartford, Conn, 2 listopada.-
Wczoraj firma wyrabiajaca
proch pod nazwa Buckeye Pow
der Coz of Peoria, ILL.,, wytoczyia
process przeciw rzekomemu tru-
stowi prochowemu, Du Pont de
Nemours Co., ma podstawie pra-
wa antytrustowego Shermana.
Firma skarzaca oskarza trust o
prawie kompletny monopol mad
wyrobem prochu, zarzucajac mu,
re zagrabiia 95- procent produk-
tn dla siebie. Dalej firma skarza-
ca zarzuca trustowi, il usilowal
zniszczyc jej interes, przedsta-
wiajac jej proch W zlem swietle
i re ten trust nasylal szpiegow
do fabryki firmy skarzacej W Pc
oria, azeby skrase sekretne proce-
sy uzywane W wyrabianiu pro-
,nokonczes,ie ma str. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02
StrasZne inniei

Proboszcz wraca cd chorego ze
wsi l rozpoczyna rozmowe z powo4a-
Gym ch7opakiem:
/. - Jak ci ma imie?
Chiopak milczy.
= No, powiedz, jak ci ma imie!
= zacheca proboszcz.
- e.. prosze jegomosci, - po.
wiada chlopak, = kiej ia sic wsty.
DE!
- Czego masz sic wstydzic! -
Przecie4 imie nikogo ME mote hah-
bic. No, jake ci na imie?
= Bo to, prosze jegomosci, mo-
via mi: Donizej.
Chiopak poskrabal sic W glove!
- Ach, Dyonizy? = rozsmiai sic
proboszcz. - A toe to przecie4 pie
kne imie! Swiety Dyonizy byl Arcy.
biskupem Paryza | meczennikiem
Jest patronem caiej Francyi. To
bardzo piekne imie!
Chiopak wdocznie ucieszony byi
ta odpowiedzia milczai czas pe-
wien, usmiechaiac sic sam do siebie;
wreszcie osmieIony odwraca sic, u-.
chyla czapki powiada:
= He! he! he! ale prosze jego-
mosci, tam u mas we wsi Jest chio-
pax, temu docna Norbert ma imie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02
Te|egramy krsjowe.
Mfody magnat finansowy wybi-
ia sic ma wierzch.

Nowy York, 2 listopada. - Ma
widowni publicznej ukaza} sic no
wy magnat finansowy wv zdu-
mienie wprawii nawet weteranow
finansowych przy Wall Street,
przywyklych do wszelkiego, ro-
dzaju ,,czarodziejstw". Wychodzi
ma jaw dotychczas, re do
ma}o znanego ,,broker'a" przeka-
z6w korporacyjnych, Ira c.
Kringela, nalezy Gala firma ase-
kuracyjna, pm. Manhattan Life
Insurance CO... Kapital jej wy
nosi 100000. Kontraktow aseku-
racyjnych juz wydaia $6S, 900,
a ogolny jej majatek wynosi
$22, 100000. Kringel liczy lat 35.
w kolach finansowych komen-
tuja osiagniecie kontroli mad
Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
przez miodego Kringla jako jedno
najwiekszych coup, dokona-
nych przy Wall Street zaliczaja
do rzedu takich strategicznych
manewr6w, jak zakupienie innej
firmy ubezpieczeniowej YEquita-
Bile Life Assurance Society" przez
znanego milionera Thomas F.
Ryana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02

maszyny / GAIA siia uderzyi W
siup. Smierc byia natychmiasto-
wa.
Rewolwerowicze.
]. Connors, 7348 Center ave.
zostai wczoraj lekko skaleczony
kula rewolwerowa. Dwoch ME.
znanych ludzi zblizyio sic do
mieszkania Connorsa W samo-
chodzie. .Connors znajdowai sic ma
schodach. Nieznani ludzie stree
Iii diva razy uciekli.
Policyant Henryk Melvin 70
stacyi Englewood siyszai to
strzaly lecz nadszedi zapozno, by
rewolwerowicz6w zatrzymac.
Connorsa zabrano ma stacye
policyjna i pytano go sic, czy zna
ludzi, ktorzy do niego strzelili.
Powiedziai jednak kapitanowi,
re niema nawet pojecia kto do
niego strzelii.
Connors jest bratem Red"
Connorsa, kt6ry zostaf posiany
do wiezienia karnego W Joliet "a
obicie robotnika.
Nova unia drukarzy.
w Chicago powstala nova u
MIA drukarzy. Me tax dawno te-
mu ma posiedzeniu wszystkich
zarzadow robotnikow drukar-
skich przysz}o do nieporozumie-
mia wszyscy zecerzy, steryoty-
perry i elektrotyperzy odiaczyli
sic cd gi6wnej unii drukarskiej.
Wczoraj pozosta}e unie postaraly
sic zakaz sadowy sedziego
Kavanaugh, ma mocy kt6rego ME
wolno novel unii zakiadac. Mi
mo to jednak niezadowoleni ro-
botnicy utworzyli nova organi-
zacye.
Kiedy delegation wreczono ko-
pie zakazu ci oswiadczyli, ze
pojda dalej z obradami i ME do
puszcza sic obrazy sadu.
Do nieporozumienie W Ionic
unii drukarzy przyszio z powodu
re stara unia ME chciaia uznat
delegatow novel uni steryoty-
perow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02
Ziapano nlorderc6w.

61oRo4AO AAASAASASS"s
Lillian B. Ryall- Conway, ak
torka, przyznaia sic wczoraj wo-
bee policyi do tego, Re jej MAJ,
Charles Newton Conway zanor-
dowai Zofie Singer W zeszly po-
niedziafek wieczorem. Conway
jest aktorem. Oboje dostali sic W
rece policyi W Lima, Ohio.
Kobieta pod presya pytah ME
mogia diuzej tajemnicy utrzy-
mac. Omdlaia diva razy i blagaia
policyantow, by dluzej jej ME
mordowali pytaniami. Kapitan
Nootbaar ME przestal jednak
kobieta wyjawila wszystko.
Wczoraj rano kobieta przyzna-
la sic do why, popoludniu pod
pisaia stenograficzne notatki
swej opowiesci.
Okazuje sic, ze Conway "a
mordowaf dziewczyne i Gala Wi
ne chciai zwalic ma jej narzeczo-
nego niejakiego Worthem. Ko-
beta ME byiaby sic moze przy-
znaia do strasznej zbrodni, gdy-
by ME skonfrontowano jej z
Worthenem.
Przez dlugi czas kobieta wy
piera}a sic, twierdzac, re Wor-
them dziewczyne zamordowal.
P6zniej jednak, kiedy pokazano
jej chusteczke meza i kule cd
drzwi, kt6ra Conway dziewczyne
zabii, ME mogia diuzej wytrzy-
mac i powiedziaia, re ME ona, ale
MAJ jej dopuscii sic morderstwa.
Przekupstwo.
Komisarz budowli Ericsson zdo
byl sic zn6w ma sensacye, DO do
niosl burmistrzowi, re ktos
chcia, przekupic jego inspekto-
row. Niejakiemu ]. Clarksonowi
ofiarowano $5 i try cygara, a
drugi Inspector, William Oehl--
son otrzymai $40.
Inspektorzy doniesli o tych
zamierzonych przekupstwom
swemu szefowi.
Pierwsza pogioska opiewala,
ze jakis alderman chcial inspek-
torow przekupic. Ericsson stano-
wczo temu wczoraj zaprzeczyl.
Do sprawy tel wmieszany byl
alderman Utpatel z 15tej wardy.
Utpatel powiedziai, re vie o
owej pieciodolarowej transakcyi.
ale ME mial MIA mic do czynie-
MIA. W,asciciel domu pnr. 2746
West Chicago ave., podobno sam
ofiarowai inspektorowi SIS.
Wypadek automobilowy.
Jeden cziowiek zostal zabity, a
drugi bardzo powaznie skaleczo-
ny W wypadku automobilowym
ma rogu Sacramento Franklin
boul.
Zabity zostal Walter Austrian,
zam. pnr. $3.50 Ellis ave.
T. Hurley zosta{ bardzo po-
waznie skaleczony.
Skaleczonego zabrano do szpi-
tala sw. Elzbiety. Lekarze zba--
dali jego rany przekonali sic,
re ma on obie nogi ziamane u
szkodzenia wewnetrzne. Po od--
zyskaniu przytomnosci podai on
nazwisko swego nieszczesliwego
towarzysza.
San,ochod, ktorym powyzsi je-
chali, pedzii ma Sacramento ave.
Ma rogu Franklin samochod po-
sliznai sic ma mokrym bruku j
wpadi ma zelazny slup. Maszyna
wowczas pedziia szybkoscia 40
mil ma godzins'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02

Konstantynopola licza tn, re ar
mia buigarska stanie tam w ME
wielu dniach. Losy panstwa tu-
reckiego ma wiosku wisza....
- Wojska buigarskie zajefy
miasto Dimetoka, obecnie wszy-
stkie koleje tureckie So W reku
Buigarow.
- Turcy uszkodzili wczoraj
ciezko latarnie morska pod bui-
garskim portem Burgas, ma Mo-
rzu Carmen; jest to nowe po-
gwalcenie prawa miedzynarodo-
wego.
= Garnizony tureckie trzyma-
ia sic juz tylko nastepujace Nv
caiej Turcyi EuropejskieD: A
dryanopol, Skutari, Saloniki, Mo-
nastyr, Janina-no j Konstanty-
nopol
Ateny, 2 listopada. - Grecy
znajduja sic juz bezposrednio pod
Salonikami. Wczoraj w nocy po-
rucznik greckiej floty Vothis WV
konaI smiaiy bohaterski atak W
samym porcie salonickim. Mimo
swiatel rzucanych z fortow por-
towych wtargna} do portu tor
pedowiec Vothisa pusci} trzy
torpedy ma turecki krazownik
,, ,Feth-IBulend", ktory wnet po-
tenn zatonai. Vothis ze swoim
statkiem wydostai sic szczesli-
vie caio portu tureckiego !,
strzelii jezcze raz ma ostatni
fort turecki Karabun, poczem po-
wrocI do floty greckiej.
Konstantynopol, 2 listopada.-
Z Salonik doniesiono o zatopie-
niu statku ,,Feth-I-Bulend" mai
piekniejszego najnowszego O.
kretu floty tureckiej. Podobno "a
ioga zostala uratowana.
Ateny, Q istopada. - Grecy
zajeli wyspe Samothraki ma pol
nocy Nora Egejskiego. Ludnose
wyspy przewaznie chrzescijan-
ska przyjeia Grekow entuzyasty-
cznie.
Laryssa. 2 listopada, Grecy po-
bill Turkow pod Kailar j poo
Nalbanky zajeli obie te miej-
scowosci; Turcy utracili 1000
ludzi, 400 pojmano.
Belgrad, 2 list = Rad po-
woIal trzecie rezerwy do boju ;
maja sic one udac do poiudniowej
Macedonii, ktora Gala prawie jest
juz zajeta przez Serbow; giowna
armia Serbow, ME majac tam juz
co robic, udaje sic ma wschod, by
wespprze6 Bulgarow w Tracyi--
w ich pochodzie ma Konstanty-
nopol; druga arrnia serbska wal
czyc ma Grekami pod Saloni-
kami. ma ktore atak ma dzisiaj
bye wykonany.
Cetynie, 2 listopada. = Walk
pod Skutari W okolicy Tarabosz
trwaja nieprzerwanie dniem i mo-
ca. Blizszych szczegoiow brak.
Konstantynopol, 2 listoPada.
-Konmendant turecki W Skutari
Essad-Basza, donosi tn, ze sic
ju1 diulej utrzymae ME zdoaa;
A - .t t1 f a q = q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-02
TsIegTamy zagTaniezne'
Z wojny.


Londyn, 2 listopada. - Z Tur-
CYL donosza, re armia turecka od-
zyskaIa utracone po 4 dniowej bi-
twie pod Lule Burgas stanowi-
sko, ale wieSci tel - widocznie
inspirowanej Mkt tn WARY ME da-
je.
---Konstantynopol, 2 listopada.-
Podobno Turcy odebrali Bulga-
rom miejscowoSc Bunar Hissar /
'pobili ich W utarczce pod Wiza ;
Mkt wieSciom tym ME wierzy. w
mieScie zaloba postrach panuJa
wczoraj zwieziono tn 5000 ran
nych z ostatniej bitwy, dis ma
ich przybyc dalszych 1000; wa
gonow brak do transportowania
rannych! WSrod chorych ranio-
nych zolnierzy przygnebienie O.
kropne - bo pomocy wszelklel
pozbawieni... Me lepiej wsrod
pospolstwa stolicy, do ktoreJ z
caiei okolicy blizszej i dalszej
sciagaia stwozone gromady, O.
bozuiace ma placach publicznych
podw6rzach, giod wsrod mich i
choroby epidemiczne panuja; mia
sto Jest W opiakanem polozeniu.
Podobno w Kirk Kilisse1
zolnierze tureccy przez 8 dni gio-
dowali, zanim sic poddali, for
teca wcale ME byia zaopatrzond
w zywnoSci zapasy. Wielu Office
row popeiniio samobojstwa.
Londyn, 2 listopada. - Opinia
O sytuacyi w Turcyi jest TAXA, re
Potega turecka jest zdruzgotana
i los jej zapieczetowany. Turcya
stanowczo ulegla W walce re
sprzymierzonymi, ktorzy So W
moznoSci pelnej dyktowania jej
warunk6w pokoju. Wojska turec-
kie kupia sic kolo Czataldza o 25
mil cd stolicy, ale So to kupy ME
zorganizowane, raczej niedobitki
armii = niz armia wiaSciwa: ME
beda oni mogli stawic Buigarom
wydatnego oporu.
Sofia, 2 listopada. = Urzedo-
wa gazeta buigarska Min" poda-
ie nastepujace szczegoiy pola
walk: W bitwie pod Lule Burgas,
a raczei w szeregu bitew armia
turecka wynosila okolo 25O,OO0,
dowodzii Nazim Basza; Bufga-
row bylo okoio 100000, dowodzii
gen. Sawow: obu stron wal
czono dzielnie uparcie; Buiga-
rzy przypisuja zwyciestwo tylko
znakomitej strategii Sawowa. =
Straty Turkow So kolosalne, O.
bliczaja, re okolo 10000 stracili
w zabitych rannych, drugie ty-
lie w pojmanych do niewoli - ca
ly jeden korpus zajeto i pojma-
no; utracili tez Turcy oboz, VIE
K broni, amunicyi, zapasow itp.
Co sic staio Nazimem Basza,
dotad ME wiadomo.
Bitwa pod Lule Burgas O.
tworzyla Buigarom droge do