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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

eLplosive-the bursting charge. that
Is TO say-must not be too large lest
the she'll itself be reduced 10 powder.
furthermore. q projectile Of the kind
has no fuse; il goes off -on impact"
But an important point Of its efficiency
IS mat II does explode instantly on
striking the target A fraction OF a
second elapses, while il has time to
bury itself in an earIhw0rk or fort
wall and then il bursts
IN former days an earIhWOrk II
Wen constructed, had the advantage.
rom the viewpoint OF the defenders.
OF being almost artillery-prOOf. Can
nonpalls and bombs might penetrate
il for a few feet, but would do no
Iurlner damage. It is different with
these modern shells loaded with high
explosives Burying themselves deep
before bursting, they literally demol-
ish an earthwork, as by an action
volcanic
Cans OF Large CaIiber.
It goes without saying that for such
purposes guns Of very large CALDER
are preferably used Such guns were
employed by the Germans I'm their a =
tack on the forts at Liece and Namur.
and they proved astOnishinelv effect
ive-much more so, indeed. than any
body had expected. Some OF the shells
fired from them weighed $50 pounds
apiece, and one Of these prOjectiles,
finding its way into a powder maya
zine. at Namur. blew p a whole fort.
As well as can be ascertained. the
forts at Maubeuge proved equally un-
tenable against assault by these ire
mendOus weapons.
No Forts Strong Enough.
The most important military lesson
taught by the present war in Europe
is that no fort can be built strong
enough to resist attack by modern
artillery. In the long contested race
between fort and gun the latter has
definitely won The likelihood seems
TO be that in the future the value OF
permanent Qualifications will be dis
counted. While untenable against a
well equipped foa. they may serve
merely as traps-as happened to the
army under Marshal Bazaine at Metz
and to some thousands OF French
troops recently at Maubeuge.
But. However the rules of war NAV
change, the business Of fighting Is
becoming progressively more exDen-
sive-a fact which. in so far as it re-
lates to the present conflict has one
advantage. namely. that they cannot
keep on fighting for any great length
of time. The cost OF powder and shot.
not TO mention incfdentials. must OF
necessity bring peace before long.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
The Daily Novelette,
THE FIRST STRIKE.

TLEOPATRA was overseeing the
construction Of her famous needle
Already shining and slim, it
rose 80 feet into the mystic eastern air.
But suddenly Cleopatra, on the
grassy slope where she directed the
work. started. For though it was yet
four shankos from the noon hour (see
Whatho PlinJh's Time as Reckoneq
by the PtOlOmies"), the workmen nad
thrown down their tools and were con-
Versing in little excited groups
And now Cleopatra saw that Ali Beyr
the famous Turkish contractor whom
she had imported for the great JOB,
had stridden to her side. Accompany
ing him were Chesapeake Bey, his de-
signer, and Hudson Bey, chief fore
man
What's up now2" inquired the beau
teous queen, impauently.
The wOrlzmen have struck again,
explained Ali Bey, apolOgetically. ~ on
see, your highness. they are almost all
Turks that I brought with me, ana
very patriotic I fear 1 cannot induce
them TO return to work unless you pa
your gypsy musicians TO again play
the Turkey trOr during the dancing
lunch hour, for which they have sub
stituted their native Argentine tango,
which my WOrkmen viii not dance.
-Pfuii" exclaimed the queen i'm
patiently. But the order 10 the musi-
clans was dispatched, and again the
trowels rang merrily against the rising
sides Of the needle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

AIAl rive million QOl-uTS q Gay IS
being thrown away in powder
and projectnes in the European war
A rifle cartridge costs two and a half
cents and il takes 1000 Of such car
tridEes on an average TO XIII man
Shrapnel, which ordinarily is fired
from three inch field guns, costs SO
for each shot
tillery comprises about 10000 fleldguns
and hOWitzers. the French have 5000
in all; the Russians 10000. the Aus
TRANS 1000; the British eEpedltiOnary
army 1000: the Servians 1900. and the
BelEians 1000. To fire all these cannon
once, at SO a shot. would cost 1855, 200.
AS a matter Of fact, however the eX-
pense would be much greater, for many
OF the guns are OF much larger callber
than three inch Six inch shrapnel cost
S42 apiece, and the II inch prolecules
thrown by the great breech loading r.
fes Of the Germans set the kaiser's
government back $500 every time they
are fired
Tons Of Powder Used
These figures cover only the value Of
the projectiles. There is the gun pow
der to be paid fOr-au If IL OF The
smokeless kind, which costs 60 cents
pound II is burned by the ton in such
battles as have been going on recently
in France and in Gahcia- and comes 10
a pretty penny.
The navies Of the contending powers
have not yet got into the game to any
extent When they do, il is certain
that money will be burned at me
nOmenal rate. The newest batteships
and battle cruisers are mostly armed
with u inch or il inch guns.
A y inch rifle discharges a pro-
jectile weighing over half ton, pro-
PEELED b. 100 pounds Of smoHeless pow
der, and each shot costs 5000 me
charge Of powder for a II inch gun IS
$50 pounds; the shell weighs 1860
pounds, and the cost Of one shot Is
shots Mt s1G.sOO n Minute.
Our own dreadnaught Pennsylvania,
one Of the latest Auilt Of American bat
ueships carries Il IA inch guns Each
Of these formidable weapons can be
fired at the rate Of two shots per min
ute. At 500 a shot this signifies a
maximum expenditure Of Sl6t6OO MIN
ute.
To return TO fighting on land The
French in the present conflict find
Themselves at a certain disadvantage
by reason Of their lack of howitzers-
Being doubtful Of their military value,
quite mista kenly, they did not begin
to make guns Of this type until about
possess. very few A hOW-tZer is a
short gun designed chiefly for the pur-
pose of throwing proJectles with
high rafectory (as a baseball might be
that they may fail upon the enemy
into his trenches or his Qualifications
Thus the shrapnel discharges may be
so aimed as TO pass over a hill and
strike beyond
ShrapneI Scientifically Constructed.
ShrapneL indeed, may be regarded
as a scientifically contrived projec-
tile. It is a hollow steel cylindro-coni-
cal prOjectile, carrying a fuse at the
front end. Its middle part is filled
with lead balls much like old-fash-
Toned musket balls, in the rear OF
which is a bursting charge Of black
nnu-UaT LnrE sort of nnu-dAHs used
lin preference to smokeless) because
il must produce, on exploding. a puff
Of visible smoke, to enable the gum
ner to see exactly where his projec-
tiles are doing business
The fuse Of the shrapneL isnited
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

before loading, is set for the requisite
Distinction the muZZle Of the gun
at which IL is desired the projectile
shall explode This distance. when the
fire is directed at troops. is ordinarily
50 feet In advance or the target on
bursting the shrapnei blows off its
own head and throws out ahead Of il
in the form Of a wide cone. the balls il
contains The scattering balls flv at a
rate of 400 feet per second velocity
SUFFICIENT TO kill or disable q man or a
horse This impulse is attributable
partly TO the speed at which the shrap-
mel itself has been travelling. but main
" TO the revolving motion given TO
the proJectlle by the rifling Of the
gun from which IL was fired
Distributes Cloud of BulIcff
The idea of the shrapuel. in a word.
Is to distribute locally a cloud Of
bullets The cylinder containing the
balls is merely a carrier When a
three inch prOjectile Of this type bursts
it scatters destruction over a wide
area-perhaps SOC feet by 100. Larger
shrapnel extend the area of destruc-
ton IN proportion 10 their size. has
much as this area is much greater in
tne line OF the trajectory than side
wise, the number Of men killed by the
explosion Of q single shell in the
MIDST OF column Of advancing
troops may be considerable. It is as
II death were to take a broom and
sweep out scores Of lives in an instant
Eacn shrapnel shell Of a given cali
per contains exactly SO many balls
IN order that the weight of the pro-
lectile may be unvarying. Thus a six
men shrapnel (the largest used in the
United States army holds 1900 bull
Iets- The howitzer that fires it has
a range Of five miles
Ineffective Against FOrtifIeatiOnA
Suppose, however. rhat the firing is
directed not against the troops of the
enemy, but against a shielded battery
or earthworlts. In such a case shrap-
mel would be ineffective. Accordingly.
sheiIs containing a high explosive are
USED instead The load Of such high
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Advice To the LovelOrn
TALIN 40 HER ARnrT-
By Beatrice Fairfax.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am a young girl OF IS and have
been keeping steady company with a
fellow for two years I am going with
a girl friend Of mine when I am not
with him. He objects to my going
with her. as he thinks she is an awful
flirt. and he does not think she is fit
company for me.
She is a good girl otherwise. and as
have been going with her before
him, 7 don't like to give her UP.
He and 1 quarrel frequently over the
matter Z B
No nice man likes to see a girl Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

whom he IS fond associating with
girl whose ideals are not fine and high
II your friend flirts and in other ways
brings her name into disrepute she is
not a good companion for you Can't
you try to influence her to act DIFF
ferenuy? h. Tell the young man for
whom you care that you would like
three months in which TO try TO help
the young girl 10 better ways. II you
cannot influence her, give up her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

the girl TO treat him2 The girl IS a
friend OF this boys sister, and takes no
great interest in him A Friend
This boy OF 19 IS foOlishly and dan
gerosly infatuated with a mere child
I am glad she is not silly enough to
be lured into taking a step that would
probably ruin her life. A man who
asked a girl to do such a thing would
be a cad and perhaps a vfllain-a boy
who suggests IL is only a dangerously
foolish child I strongly advise the
girl to have nothing to do with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

Dear Miss Fairfax
What do you think OF a young man
Of 19 who, after meeting a girl OF
16is twice, and being presumably i'm
pressed with her charms and livelinesS
asks her at a party 20 marry him in
different city and keep the marriage
a secret2 Is this true love2 II not,
what is il, and how would you advise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

V JAsHINGTON. D. c.. Oct g.
w Five million dollars a day Is
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

doggy
eyes gn anywhere
old coral
wolf envy the luxury her ptingfor won't last
BRINRLEY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
A FOOLISH INFATUATION.

friendship before she influences 20
TO evil ways.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
Powder and Shells Worth 100000
Thrown Away Daily In European Conflict
By
Rene Baehe

M ~ ~ ~ mem Kill One Man 7'as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
100 Years Ago To-Day

NE hundred years ago today the
congress Of Vienna met for for
- NAL organization. Nearly all the
monarchs Of Europe were assembled
to take part in the deliberations, or
were represented by their most emf
uenU statesmen The porte alone was
not represented IN this great congress
Of the nations. It is said that the four
great allied pOwers-England, Austria,
Prussia and Russia-had made a Sc
cret agreement to exclude France from
participation in any OF their territorial
arrangements But in this they recE-
oned without Tallyrand. the great
French statesman and diplOmatist who
not only insisted that his country be
admitted to take part in all the DELHI
erations, but himself became the lead
Ing spirit o. the whole congress
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hole V severul Franoii q We
Flandersku,

liitvy auriei severul traueu a
Ne t4andersku jsou TENT nelkf
taysisiml a nelhrosnalsiml pei.
tount yalky a straty ua oholl
slranAeh ehronut, auit u5ktera d
Mich mobla by a. lorhluhIll sku
tetu}m nspSehtm uph dokauer vi
tasslsim lllayni uspteh apeirn
en speelNa \ tom, AZ kafanll po
stup Nenle0 na lih a / pohfvdi IA
takt ua neklrfteh mlslfeh p9
slpuplli a ,tohfll mtsta a vysplgr
tlflse ahsaapnt uepfilelvm. alr -
fllesslNl nelsp mlnNul t'fes %
Nsak y poslp,luirh ,lugeh taslasllo
~ lfanelt tsim oplimlallekt
sNs slvpl uehpA i, ~ dalu anl'
'ltt a. ,Allaeent Namen A. te
80 poklAdAne tsl poutg sa plat
eu kfatke dohN a h by nhme
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do offensiynf kampant. Nv Opt
mistickA DAIada sdlIeDa jest tez 5
dobfc informoyanych kruzicl
VlAdnich, toho neJIepsim ddka
gem jest 1fcduf ozDamenl \ Bor
deaux, ze sidlo Wildly mA byti pre-
st6hoydno Il oDobo mesta opetnf
do Paffze rs. Iist0padu.
Y p0nd6lf yeGcr frabcouzskf
mlnlsterstyo yAIky yydalo naslc.
dujici Gfedni oznameni:
Mczi Severuim mofem re-.
kou Disc 1toky GinenG dnes Mem
cj byIy meme prudkf nczli ony
ydera. V >eIgii pokroGiIi jsmc
na jlb cd Dixmude a na jih cd
GhcIayetu a udrzeIi jsnc ysecky
naSe ostatni posice. V obIasli IA
fcce Aisne prudkA n6mecka often
silva mezi Braycn.En En.Lanncrs a
Valley GpInG selhaIa. "
Il BcrIina Y tentW den yydA-
IA byIa nasledujici Gfcdni zprA-
va:
"V nasich Gtocich v okoIi
Yprcs ziskali jsmc dalI phdu u
Mcssines byIo obsazcno mani. V
bojicb koIem Argonne pon6kud
jsmc pokroGili q nepfiteI utrp6l
yelkt ztraty. Ma vgchodnim de.
jiSti valky situace jest nezm6nt,
pa. RuskG pokusy proraziti nase
Iinie bIizo Tzettkebmcnu sclha-
l., -
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Mofi, propust6nf n6meckych dd
stojnikG n tureckych lodi cd
2brojeni krizniku Goeben a Bre.
slau, kter6 Turccko koupilo cd
Ntmecka. ZdaIi t6mto pozadav.
kun nebude vyhov6no, diploma
uckt vztahy S Tureckem budou
prcruseny Yelkou Britanii a Ru-
skem."
Ma toto ultimatum nebylo dano
zadnG odpovGdi a tudiz zajmy
VelkG Britanle a Francie pfedA~
ny V ned6li americk6mu velevy-
sIanci, zajmy Ruska velcvysanci
italskemu. T6hoz dne oznamilo
Turccko, ze mcdowell ruskym kon-
suIum vzdaliti sc 4 osmanskG RI
Se, pokud nebude tureckym kon-
sulGm zaruGen bezpeGny odchod
\ Ruska.
Jakou osemetnou hru Turecko
hraIo, vysvita nejI6pc \ toho, ze
po 6toku jeho lod'stva ma ruskG
pfistavy a vdlecn6 lodstvo, ma
mlouvali jeho yyslanci svetu, ze
|pry vlada neni "a to zodpoved-
na, nybrz pouzc n6meGti dustoj-
nici a namoinici ma valecnych To-
dfch tureckpch. Zatim vsecko bylo
jiz davno smluveno a nynf Mem
ci ii vymyslili novou LEI, ze pry
vlastn6 vaIku zapoGalo Rusko, je-
hoz valecne lodi prvnG Gtocily
ma lodi turecke.
Vzhledem k tomu v ned6li We
Ger vydano bylo v Petrohrad6 ma
sledujici 1redni prohlaseni:
"Tvrzeni . Berlina Vidn6, ze
ruske lodstvo zapoGalo nepfatel-
stvi proti tureck6 flotilIe, jsou
smysl6nky, Otividn6 jedna Sc
jim o zmatenf vefejn6ho mineni Y
Carihrad6, kter6 zimysln6 udrzo.
vano Jest v nev6domosti o zrad-
mem 6toku ma nase pobrezi ture-
ckymi valeGn{mi lodmi pod We,
Ienim nGmeckych d6stojnikG,
'Xrovna TAX bylo iednan0,
kdya Nemccko vyhlasilo valku
proti nam. Tehdy rikaIi, ae ru-
sti voiaci vtrhli ma n6meck6 1ze.
mi kdezto v6ci skute6nosti jest,
lc AMI jedinf rusky vojak nepfe
kroGil dzcmi pred tim nez valka
byla yypov6zena,
"pfcd zapoGetim nepfatelstvi
sc strany Tureeka, nase flotilla |
nttcho nepodnikla. Jest zfejmo,
h. kdyhy miciatiya hyla h}yala |
prcdseyzata ruskou flotlllou, kI
bmuhardovani pfistavd ndhl6mu |
ltoku turecktho lodstya nehylo |
by doslo "
Y Rusku vereInt uin6ui ptija
10 zapocrti yalky Sc strany Tu,
reeka klidu9. Rec prayi ytlp
l6, H. N6meeko ttratilo ill yetsl
lu sv{eh kolouii a. rovnti
strait syoi, tureekou kolouit, pro
lll uyneisi yalka We skutetnosti
.est Eedena, Nsmeeko hylo roz
leanuto nuoeniti se Male Aisle a
,ag,ladu a uskutefnitl eely syni /
.latt seu q hoiayntm ysen5me,
.tyi Na mist3 toho omen seu So
.hrouli y praeh konetulm roz
furvcka.
NSktert aaaopisy primo tluno
/ patlsli, a. kenetne yyplni -
lawns ruskt sen, smaeueui SO "a
thFadu reutokfAtt AAluf vel
apeenskt kmpgrrs Turpeku pr3
.etaehranl
hitya na Fusko lureekyuh
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P1Im6Slc ma pOmOc Meme
Cku a RakOuSku.
TURECKo, BEZ vYPovEDENf vALKY PREPADLo RUsKE
LODI MA cERNEM MoRI BoMBARDOvALo PRtsTAv.
Nj MESTA.

Buharsko povoao do zbane duhou armada
munsa jest pine mobsovana ale dosud ODE tyto zeme u
stuj, re zachova neutraitu severni Franc Elan
deu behem mnuleho tydne bylo bojovano strdavym
stim - Rusov6 oznamuji vitezstvi Vychodnho boiste
Berna doznav re akousko n6mecka armada donucena
bya dsupu Ma jznm bosti nedoslo zadne v6tsi bitve
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Sbirka pro
CeSkO-SIOvaN. POm0Cnj
WbOT
w preapeeh noun trploich krala
nn v oeohAeh,

Inns -. flna usnaappe el.Aal
iosef haslk iplgh. Neh 2Ri
btkym mststtt....... .st.llati
nalAi pflspeNkN pfuhna a.In
| ekeVku kraiapt hatlg palaa
tlist h sehp menstm esnuspm
pnmNteIv tepudltl hlis al pra
hu ssFeh spolnhralfl se STARE Via
sli klrfl naslelkem lesnt salky
trpl
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seyerDe 0d IiJice byli Memo
zabnhDi Oh 80 do 75 nil DazpGt
Cd ViMy.
NGmci pogtoupili ogm mil POD
zastitou les6 podfI praytbo bfebu
PjIice, kdezto jejicb armada ~
verne cd feky byIa zatlatc1a
zpet ByIi rozbodnG We yyhodt
naproti armade ruskG, jeIikoz Ru.
soyt 1t0Gili u Debylo jim mozno
TAX yyhodnG pouziyati del, jako
NGmcdm. RusoyG nalfzali ~ na
oteyfeDfm prostranstW a N6mcj
InohIi do mich n lesd yydatnG pA-
lit. PAX ale ruskA pGchota obsa-
dlIa Iesy n yytIaGiIa \ nich Mem.
ce, zpdsobivsi jim brozDG ztra,
ty. Bitya tryaIa po celou noe, pfi
Gcmz Nemci nepfctrzitG MffIeIi
DO lesd IN syymi pIuky. Mem do
sud zjistfno, zda ItusoyG zaphIiJi
zGmysln6 lesy, We ktergcb 80 ma
chdzeIi Ntmci, ale jest to veljcc
praydepodobno. Sporlsta NGmcd
Y Icsicb zahynula.
Syrchu uycdenf jest oysem
zpraya h Pctrohradu, ale Ne Mem
ci skuteGn6 utrp6Ii yaznou poraH
ku ma v}chodnim bojistl, doznd-
Va rGmeckA Gfcdni zpraya \ Ber-
lima, ktera sdtIujc, ze rakousko-
rGmcckA armAda donucena byIa
ustoupit pred Gcrstvou ruskou ho-
tovosti, tdhnouci Cd IvanRorodu.
Varsavy n NovoRcoRieysku
Nemci vitezni We velik6 namofni
bitve.
V ncjvGtM ndmofni bitvG pfito-
mnt vdIky mczi eyropskJmi nj
tody, nGmccka fIotiIla utkaIa We Y
ncd6Ii vcGer V bitv6 y britickou
blizc pobfeM jiho-ame-
rick6 republiky Chile a zpdsobiIa
j krutou porazku nasIedkem svG
ycIik6 pfcyahy, jak poGtem lodi,
TAX dely, ktera daleko prcdciIa
della britickA. Jeden anglick}
byl potopen ptl hodiny
po zahajeni bitvy, druhy horici
lahnan ma pobfczni skaIiska Il tfc. |
Il se vrdtiI do pfistavu v Coronel
poskozeny.
AngIicka cskadra pozGstAvaIa h
Good Hope, Monmouth a
Glasgow obrn6n6ho kflzniku
)tranto, kdczt0 N6mci nell veil
ft bitevni kfizniky Schardhornst,
Neurnberg, Gneisenau, Leipzig n
Dresden. Panujc mfn6ni, ze Mem
i britick6 kfizniky prekvapiIi,
idyz nabiraly uhIi v zalivu Coro-
1elsktm, byvse na to upozornGni
.pehouny \ pevnny, "A lined pal
III zahajili.
Ncjdfivc potopen byI britick|
lriznik Good Hope, kdczto ma
donmouthu, vIajkovt lodi veite.
e, admlrdla Craddocka, poystaI
'}buch Il h0fici zahnana ma biz.
IA pobrezni skallska u Glasgow 81
achranil jcdind syoji velkou ry.
hlosti II poSkozen} uchylil So do
'ristavu Y Coroncl, Nepochybn6
Jude tam internoyan M do skon.
eni valky, nebot / kdyby Sc po-
.arilo sprayky yeas proVesti, ne
lohl by Sc odyazitl na sire mo.
e prot TAX yelikt n6mockt pre-,
lie, Jaky osud potkal briticktho
eliteIe traddocka a jeho mua.
tyo, zuamo neui, avsak podle
seho yelmi malo namofnikn ~
niten}eh briticklch lodi bylo IA
hraneno
lrodui hpraya Z I.ondina ue
Via dosud vyddna o ttlo blty6
,tmol m6h poule sest muln raut
sch, Z 6ehol se soudi, le hyh
Aoro stale mimo dostrel del hri.
ekSoh yaletuleh lodi, ktcra tak
aleko unnesla jake della utmeoka. /
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Turecko zahajilo valku proti
Rusku.

Rusku.
Beze yseho formalniho prohla
SEM Turecko zahajilo yAlku prot
Rusku a tim j prot jebo spojen
cum, Anglli a francii.
V patek cd pill desatG do pH
Jedendctt ranO veliky kfiznik 81
trent kominy bombardoyal pfi
STAY a mGst0 Feodosia ma Krymu
poskodiv kathcdralu, pravoslavnj
hostel pier nGco menSich sta
web. Budova, v niz naleza se cd
boGka ruske banky pro cizi OBJ
chod, So vznala. P0 skoncen
bombardovani kfiznik Sc vzddIi
smGrem jihozapadnim.
V tent}z den turecky kriznik
Ilamidieh pfijel do pristavu '
Novorosijsku "a zadal, pod hroz
bou bombardovani, vzdani SC me.
sta a vydani veskerGho vlddniho
majetku. Ma to odpoy6d6li Ru-
s0ye zatGenim turecktho konsula
ostatnich uradnik6, naGez kfiz.
mix sc vzdAlil.
(Feodosia, We starov6ku The
odosia, pozd6ii Kaffa, jest rusky
pfistav ma jihoyychodnim pobre-
IL Krymu ma Cernem Mori, gu.
bernie taurijska, sto mil vzdaleny
ma severovychod cd Sevastopolu,
kterymzto m6stcm jest spojen
zeleznici. Novorosijsk jest hlav-
nj mesto stejnojmenn6 rusko-
kavkazskt gubernie ma severovy-
chodnim pobfezi Cerneho Mofe.)
Dalsi prepadeni spachal ture-
cky kriznik, nepochybn6 byvaly
n6mecky Goeben, blize Takolsk6
sv6tlarny, kde potopil rusky par
mix Jalta. Muzstvo n ccstujici
byli zachraneni. Parnik Kazbek,
ktery special ohrozenym ma po-
moe, byl zasazen dv6ma torptdy
potopen. Mnoho lidi utonulo.
Bitva v pristavu odesskem,
Petrohradsky dopisovatel Ion
d}nskt Rcuteroyy telegrafni spo-
leGnosti zaslal j Y sobotu nasle-
dujici depesi'
Ruskh dtlova LODI Kubanee
postavila Sc proti dy6ma ture'
okfm torptdoy{m Ghn0m, jel
yjcly do pfistavu Y Odtsse II ialy
se dto6itl ma obchodni lodi. ku-
lanee hyl zasazen jednou = kou-
II jeho dfevena nadstayha po-
Skozeua, avsak ysecky pokusy
torptdoyati jei, seIhaly konet-
No tureeke valeent lodi hyly "a
hnAny, kdyl hyly poskodlly neko-
/ h obehodnieh parnik1 a pfistav-
: ich stayeh "
Nasleduiiei ufedni telegram 4
arihradu uyefeintu hyl soho
"a We Frankfurter 2eitune}
"MalA cast tureektho lotfstya Y |
(erntm Mofi yr ttyrtek potopila
tuskou minonnsku Print, lof sno |
suosti 500 lnn, ktera yesla 700
min, poskodila ruskou torpedov
Ma a taiala uheint paruik
Torpedo vypaleut torpedo
saba fhnu Harriet Nlllet potn
rlla ruskt torprloharec kuha
uee. Nauysns, Mlltet torpedo |
,al ruskUu stfA3nou lesf, ieA hyla
sle poskosena. H., rusti dhs,oi |
aiei hh nAmi saehrAueni a tala
Il Tlfypka flptilla HeutFpela
alnt Akesly a y hilsa hsle aspes
~ pakta9eyape "
ul,imalam RuskA a Aaglis tn
Tveku
a i.undsna esnamvna ! sahalul
suske .nvlls % apela peo
"A Ayauam hs,Ahar,lusAul ~
.kyah pflstayA pfedlaAll, V>sok
1egth uAsle,luiiel peladaSks
fNYssAtlsnl roSmam tnFv
ekyth vAlgentVh lesli \ Cvraela
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a l.undsna esnAmyne ' sahela
Ruska uvlls ~ spvla nvo
5ekAyauem hsmhanleSAui ~
skyeh eflslayA prpdlaAll, vtsol I
reftA uAslesiuiiel pelaslaskf
NYssAtlsni poSinAm tnFv
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