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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
.NOTRE DAME MEN
GET BIC OVATION
Student Body Welcomes Play
erS Home After Game at New
HaVen-Team Learned New
Lesson From Yale Contest.

Led by Z band, the entire Notre
Dame student body marched to the
Lake Shore station this afternoon
where the gold and blue football
eleven which played at New Haven
Saturday was welcomed home. The
defeated team made a record IN the
east which cannot be forgotten al
though they lost the long anticipated
Yale contest and the students gave
the men a rOusing welcome when they
arrived at $3.50.
Despite the victory of Yale over
the locals the students realize that
Notre Dame fought throughout the
battle ana went DOWN TO defeat, fight
ing, and so the bruised and battered
warriors, were given warm well
come on their return home.
University students and alumni are
proud of the blue and gold eleven and
they have every reason to be. News
paper reports from the east declare
that the South Benders put up a
clever exhibition in the battle with
ola Eli. They were bewildeTed by
the rugby style OF passing which Yale
has developed and this in the main is
given as the cause of the Yale victory.
Reports from the east declare that
Notre Dame was in the game from
the beginning to the end and display
ed the schools characteristic fighting
spirit The reports also say that luck
broke agtinst the westerners. Twice,
once at the end of the first half and
again at the end of the game, the
Hoosiers were but a few yards from
the Yale goal line when the whistle
blew.
One newspaper account says:
'Notre Dame was out-generaled and
out-played but not disgraced." NOtre
Dame made first down 16 times, as
against 3 times for Yale, and worked
six forward passes successfully, while
Yale only made three successful ones.
Immediately upon his arrival here,
Coach Harper Will make preparations
for the hard games remaining on the
Notre Dame schedule.
After returning from the east, the
team will prepare to go west for the
game with South Dakota at Sioux
Falls, next Saturday South Dakota
was beaten by Minnesota at Mime
apolis Saturday, 20 TO Z, but playing
at Sioux Falls they will probably fur
nish tough opposition for Notre
Dame.
The Haskell Indians, whom Notre
Dame Will meet here a week from
Saturday, defeated Creighton univers-
| ity Saturday. SO to o. The Army,
with whom the locals will clash the
following week. defeated Colgate, p
to Z. The Carlisle Indians, who with
Notre Dame will furnish the attrac-
ton at COmiskey park, Chicago, Nov.
IA were defeated by Pittsburgh, 10
10 8, and Syracuse. whom Notre Dame
will play at Syracuse on Thanksgiving
day, walloped Rochester. 19 TO 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
BALL PLAYERS HELD
ON CRIMINAL CHARGE

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 10. - The
grand jury Saturday afternoon re-
turned indictments against Frank
Arellanes, pitcher for the Mission
team; Robert Davis. third baseman OF
the Portland team of the Pacific
coast baseball league: Bert Ross. an
actor, and Joseph Berger. a diamond
merchant. on the charge of contrib
uting TO the delinquency OF a minor
and a statutory offense.
Elmer Lober. another Portland
player. recently arrested on the same
charge, was not held. TO indictment
being returned in his case The in
dictments were returned after a num-
Der Of school girls, ranging in age
from 4 to Il years. had appeared be-
fore the grand jury and testified.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
TEAMS PUNCHED
IN {. A. c. LEAGUE
If TrailerS Take Brace, Race
Should Prove interesting
Three Clubs in AntIerS
League Are Tied.

With the members OF one OF its
teams rolling in another league the
CA club is struggling hard to fight
off some bad influences. Already two
contests have been postponed and 1t is
hard 10 tell where il will end. And
this in spite of a splendid race in
progress. There are four teams, the
Athletics, Braves, GAGS and Sing
ers tied for first place. a sufficient
reason to create all kinds of interest
and excitement But there are two
distinct divisions and If the lower end
of the percentage column could take
few games from the leaders a bet
ter spirit would prevail. The Cubs
started things in the right direction
and perhaps others may follow suit
An interesting situation cOnfrOnts
the b0wlers of the Antlers league,
where three clubs the Bills, Toasts
and Tusks are tied for first place. The
Bills won three straight games from
the PrOngs, coming TO the front In o
bound. while the former leaders, the
Tusks and TOasts. fought il out among
themselves, the latter winning the odd
game of the series.
In the Elks league the Hairs still
have a good advantage over their COM
petitOrs But they are being hard
pressed by the TylerS. Considerable
interest is manifested in this league
at present, created by the trallers
taking some of the leaders into camp.
The Charms pulled away from the
bottom by winning three games from
the Teeth, winning the last game OF
their series by one pin. The Stays,
who have been going very bad this sea-
son, got into the winning habit, stop
ping the strong advance of the Horns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
LONE TOUCHDOWN
WINS FOR MUESSElS
Crbanskd Carries the Ball Across Line
on Forward Pass Started
By Rose.

In a tight game yesterday after
noon on Oliver field the Muessel foot
ball team defeated the Shamrocks
70 0. Capt Urbanski, right halfback
OF the Muessels, made the lone touch
down after receiving a forward pass
from Rose which was good for 20
yards. Fredericks kicked goal Yentz
went in as quarter in the second half
for the Muessels and showed up we'll
The Muessels are out after the mid
ole weight championship OF northern
IndiaA- They have emerged victor
ious in four games played thus far.
In the game yesterday their goal line
was only threatened once when the
Shamrocks showed the ball to the
three-yard line. Here the Muessel
line braced and held for downs.
Next Sunday the Muessels meet a
team from LapOrte at Springbrook
park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
WHITAKER SHINES
IN INDIANA CAME
South Bend Boy Leads Crimson
to Victory Over Northwest
ern Saturday - 0ut-Gen-
erals His Opponents.

BLOOAIINGTON. Ind oct IL
Frank Whitaker Of South Bend high
school fame was the star OF the In-
diana Northwestern game Saturday az
Bloomington. having led the Crimson
20 % 10 o. win over the Evanston
team Whitaker Saturday earned for
himself the distinction OF being one
of the best quarterbacks ever seen on
Jordan field.
lie not only outgeneraled the op-
p sing Methodists but he got away for
long gains on straight-line plays and
forward passes. Whitaker's best run
was 25-yard dash after receiving
a forward pass when the ball was on
Indiana's 35-yard line. With the ball
back within scoring distance, Whit
aker sent his team mates down the
field for Indiana's third touchdown.
on the defense the former tan and
blue star was one OF the big factors.
Although the Crimson line was hold
ing like the proverbial stonewall,
there were many plays in which Whit
aker, leading the secondary defense,
broke up the Interference and stop
ped the man. on three different
plays. Whitaker stopped the famous
HightOwer the Northwestern quarter.
twice throwing him for heavy losses
on end runs.
Along with Whitaker on the Indi-
Michigan City. These two Indiana
players battled against each other In
their high school days until athletic
relations between South Bend and
Michigan City were broken.
Had Great Season in 1911.
Whitaker played his greatest high
school game during the season Of
1911, when the tan and blue went
through the season without having
their goal crossed and at the same
time piling up a total OF Isl points
on their opponents Whitaker at
that time was considered TO have been
the best high school quarterback in
the state.
In 1912 he burned things up on the
Indiana freshman team. but the fol-
lowing season went in as regular
quarter on the varsity squad. His
work at quarter on the varsity was
fair, but he was considered TO have
been better material for a halfack
With the coming Of a new coach
TO Indiana, bringing with him the Yale
style of play, Whitaker again ap-
peared as a quarterback candidate
and went better than ever before. on
the backheld he is surrounded by the
two ErehaTt brothers. Mickey and
Archie. who played against Whitaker
while starring on the Huntington high
school team. These two brothers play
the halves and Mcintosh handles the
heavy line plunging at full.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAME

A brand new fOOtballplay was
sprung yesterday afternoon by the In
dependent Juniors football team when
they FLASHED with the Marquette Jun
Tors. Time had been called at the
end of the first quarter and the Mar
quotes were sitting on the field rest
ing. Suddenly without warning the
Independents lined uD, the signal was
given and a half back sped half the
length of the field for a touchdown
over the Marquette goal. BY virtue Of
this strange play the Independents
claim a 20-1S victory over the Mar
quotes.
The Marquettes on the other hand
claim the referee refused TO allow the
score, thereby giving them the game
1913.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
DEFEATS BUCHANAN TEAM

The Pabst Blue Ribbon football
team went TO Buchanan Sunday and
took a 6 to game from the Buchanan
club. Walling won the game for the
locals when he ran 80 yards for a
touchdown through a broken field.
Any 135 pound team In the city
wishing games with the Blue Ribbons
is requested TO call Home phone 1923
or Bell phone 390S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK

Federal League.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. FederalS.
dnesday-Bucks VS.. Antlers.
Thursday-Elks VS. orphans.
Friday-Tails VS.. Fawns.
Antlers' League.
Tuesday-Tusks VS.. Bills.
ednesday-Deers VS.. Prongs.
Friday-TOasts VS.. Factors.
Elks' League.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Hairs.
ednesday-Stags VS.. Charms.
Thursday-Horns VS.. Teeth.
Friday-Tylers VS.. Hoofs.
Studebaker League.
Monday-Hounds VS.. Reaches.
uesday-Tongue VS.. Hubs
Wednesdays VS.. Skeins
hursday-BOlsters VS.. AXles.
Friday-SpOkes VS.. Rims.
c. A. Club League.
Monday-C. A. c. VS.. Athletics.
Tuesday-Singers VS.. Braves.
Thursday-COlts VS.. Singers.
F'riday-Cubs VS.. Stars.
Trio League.
Monday-TOps VS.. PistOns.
Tuesday-Carburete VS.. Horns.
wednesday - Tenders VS.. Wind
shields.
hursday-Starters VS.. Cylinders.
Walther League.
NOTWITHSTANDING Us. Interstates.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Federals.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Giants.
Friday-Interstates VS.. Federals.
Factory League.
TueSday-Ball Bands VS.. DOdges,
Singers VS.. divers, Watch CO. VS..
StudebakerS
Oliver League.
Monday-Pattern VS.. Foundry. AS
sembly VS.. Production, Purchasing VS..
Main Office.
Tribune League.
Thursday-Quads VS.. NOnpareils.
F'riday-MatS vs.. Pen Pushers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
MAR0ONS FAIL TO SCORE

The Strongheart football team
swamped the AIishawaka MarOOns
Sunday afternoon, the final score be-
ing 40 TO o. The game was marked
by the fast open play Of the winners,
and by the work Of Rostiser. who
made three touchdOwns
The StrOngheart lineup was: Bren-
nan, lie; o. Meyers. 1t; SimcOX, lg;
Dentz, c; Hanley. re; Burns TT; Dion,
re; Shanafeld, OBJ; w. Meyers. rh;
Ellasser, In; Rostiser, fb.
For games with the Stronghearts
call Home phone 1921.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
ARGUMENT STOPS GAME

The St Joe-Sorin inter-hall game
scheduled for yesterday at NOtre
Dame was postponed because Of dis
agreement between the teams.
St. Joe contended that SOrin should
not be allowed to play men from that
hall who are on the varsity training
table. Sorin objected and the game
was postponed until a decision could
be reached. The game was scheduled
to open the 1914 inter-hall season at
the university. The two teams held
a short crimmage against each other.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
CUBS LOSE TO FIREMEN

The Polish Cubs met their first de-
feat Uf the season at the hands of the
Mishawaka Firemen on Sunday The
Cubs blame their defeat TO the fact
that four Of their regulars were out Of
the lineup. but they are expecting to
get revenge when the two teams meet
again two weeks from Sunday.
The Cubs would like to arrange a
game for next Sunday. Any team wish
ing to schedule a contest for that
date is requested to call Home phone
1904 or Bell phone 3085.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
INDEPENDENTS WHIP
|. c. ELEVEN SUNDAY

The Independents defeated the I.
IS Sunday on the fair grounds by the
score of to 8. Shoemaker, of the
winners intercepted a pass and ran 60
yards for a touchdown. The indie
pendents challenge any 135 pound
team in or about the city Write
Neal McGrew, $40 ~ Eighth St, South
Bend. or call Fl. 1924 or Bell 433.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
FRESHMEN BEAT CULVER

The Notre Dame freshmen wal
Hoped Culver Military academy at
Culver Saturday, IL to 0. Both touch
downs we're scored in the first half
by Rydzewski, the big fullback of the
locals
Two South Bend boys, Wolf and
McInerny, played with the freshman
team. McInerny was ct tackle and
Wolf played end. Whalen and Wolf
executed three beautiful forward
passes for long gains, with Wolf on
the receiving end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
BROWNSON TAKES FIRST

In an exciting game on Cartier
field yesterday morning, the Brown
son Chicks defeated the Corby Grave
Diggers, - TO Z.
Brownson started the scoring when
Milligan got away with a forward pass
for a touchdown. A short time later
Hand scored for COrby. Barry scored
the final touchdown for BrownsOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
Factory League.
WEST END CUBS BLANKED
Szabos Pile Up Twenty Pointers III
Game on Oliver Field.

The Szabo football club took a 26
to game from the West End Cubs
on Oliver field Sunday. Wager, Eel
ars and White m..de most of the
gains for the VIM 5rS.
Next Sunday is an open date for
the Szabos and they would like to
schedule a game with the Muessels
or the Shamrocks for that day. Write
TO p. S Langel, 4O1 w. South St, or
call Home phone 6OOS for games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
WELSH TO NIFIT AID.

Welsh, lightweight champion, will de-
fend his title against AID Wolgast in
Madison Square garden on Nov. 2.
The men will meet at 135 pounds at
3 o'clock and will fight for the richest
stake that has ever been offered here.
They will receive a $4,000 guarantee
with privileges Of receiving a percent
age OF the receipts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
LAID UP FOR ONE YEAR.

MADISON. Wis, Oct. 19.-An x
ray examination OF the shoulder Of
Schmidt, left guard of the Wisconsin
football team Monday indicated he
could not play football again for a
year. His place will be filled by Nc
Master. who alternates with Mucks at
right guard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-19
Former Gold and Tan Star Leading Light of Indiana Eeve

at any time for gains on around-the-
end runs and was a sure tackler.
Adams penetrated the local line time
after time
The teams lined up as follows.
Wabash (O) Silver Edge (O)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12

strona tego zolnierza w krytycz-
nym punkcie mice bedzie wiecej i
kto go przetrzyma, Zaprzeczyc
ME mona, re Warszawa jest mai
gwaitowniej zagrozona, re ko-
mendy rosyjskiej juz zaznaczono
podpadajaco, IL nicby to jeszcze
ME znaczyso, gdyby Warszawe
chwilowo przyszio ewakuowae
CO fn6zg widocznie ttastapie, ale
przecie jeszcze Jest nadzieja, ze
do ostatecznosci tel ME przyj---
die, kt6ra stanowilaby nieza--
przeczona kleske rosyjska i do
pust straszny dla niasta, ma kto-
re Niemcy swoim obyczajen
wsadziliby kontrybucye i wynisz-
cz1iby je do ostatka. Chwila jest
przeiomowa to co sic stanie W
tych dniach, moze zadecydowac @
losach kampanii rliemiecko-au-
stryacko rosyjskiej ma czas .dlu--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12
DOniesienia Niemiecko'
" Austrackie.

Wieden, 10 grudnia. = Urzad
wojenny austryacki opowiada @
sukcesach odniesionych w Gall
cyl w Krakowskiem !, tysiacach
jehcow pobranych tam Moska--
lom. Rowniez "a Karpatami ma
Wegrzech Austryacy mieli wsze-
die pokonat Rosyan wkraczaja-
cych, przeto cofneli sic ma Pre-
lecz Dukielska powrotem XII
galicyjskiej stronie. Z Krakowa
za1oga ma co dnia czynic wycie-
czki zwycieskie, ktore zmuszaja
Moskali do trzymania sic w przy-
zwoitej odlegloSci Cd fortow.
Berlin, 12 grudnia. = Niemcv
stale zyskuja ma calej linii walk W
Kr6lestwie i w Prusiech, wsze-
die .ofensywa rosyjska odparta.
Wielkie wojska skupia sic do "a
dania Rosyi ostatniego decyduJa-
cego ciosu. Z Galicyi 'donosza, &c
Krakow i Przemysl bronia sic
Z Wegier re wszy-
stkie rajdy kozackie wyparto jul
stamtad 2 powrotem "a Karpaty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12

zwycieski dotad wszedzie general
Radko Dimitriew (Buigar) jak
stwierdzaja jehcy austryaccy po-
brani pod Krakowem, niema tam
wiecej wojska austryacko-niemie-
ckiego, jak $4,000, Twierdza ME
ma bye dostatecznie zaopatrzo-
ma sadie, re ME dlugo bedzie sic
mogsa opieraS Przedmiescia i
.arsssioEE Ekii7 zlegae nissta SLIME
'juz ucierpiec musiafy Cd bombar-
dacyi, p6inocne juz splnefy, TAX
re niektore wschodnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12
KULE MEXYKANoW RAMA
LUDZI Po STRoNIE AME-
RYKANSKIEJ.

Naco, Ariz., 10 grudnia. =
Dwie .osoby zostaiy wczoraj IRA
nione przez karabinowe kule, kto-
re padly ma strong amerykanska
Mexykanie oblegaja miasto Ma
co, w Sonorze, i strzaly przelatu-
ia ma grunt amerykahski:zo}nierz
amerykanski zostai lekko skale--
czony, a druga kula trafiaa Me-
xykanke mieszkajaca ma zieini a.
merykanskiej. Jedna z kul pre-
bila rure cd pieca W szalasie Off
cera.
General Bliss, ktory W tych
dniach stawii sic ma pograniczu
powiedziai wczoraj, re prawdo-
podobnie ME przyjdzie do wymia-
ny strzaiow zoinierzy amerykan-
skich Mexykanami. Jemu W dal-
Sym ciagu sic zdaje, re komen-
danci mexykahscy zmienia swoja
taktyks i posiuchaja grozby RIA
du amerykanskiego. z drugiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12
Walk w Serbii.
Austrya OfiarOWaIa Serbii pok6j
TURECkA.
NEUTRALNI!

skac ma druga przewage przez
skupienie sii takich, re ich pre-
ciwnik ME przelamie j ME rozer--
vie. Otoz Niemcy w kolosalnym
wysiiku juz diva rygodnie trivia
jacym zdofali sic wedrzec pod
sama Warszawe nieledwie, tax
re So cd stolicy polskiej ME dalej
iak Is mil - mianowicie "a
Lowiczem, na Sochaczew, to jest
skupiona masa wojsk roSyjskich
stawiajaca zaciety opor oslania
jaca miasto, zagrozone obecnie
najpowazniej. Tymczasem Rosy
anie na poludniu szturmuja z
ogromna forsa ma Krakow, sza-
chujac TEN Niemcow, DO gdyby
sic Rosyanom nagle Krakow
wziae udaio to Niemcy nusieli-
by sic ma seb, na szyje wycofae z
pod Warszawy. w tych dwu O.
gniskach Walk So wprost strasz-
ne i ofiary w ludziach ida W die
siatki tysiecy doslownie. Zazna-
czyc nalezy, re linie rosyjskie,
choc sic cofaja faktycznie, dotad
ME zosta3y przerwane nigdzie, a
zabieg gl6wny Niemc6w, by
zniesc skrzydlowe dziaiania ro-
syjskie W Prusiech i pod Krako-
wem ME powiodl sic: Rosyanie W
Prusiech linie swa trzymaja ME
naruszona ami jednego pulku
stamtad ME zdjeli do centrum, toz
samo ma bye pod Krakowem,
gdzie Rosyanie maja blisko 30o,--
600 wojska. Swiadczy to o kolo-
salnych silach wojsk rosyjskich.
Dalej ma losy tel bitwy wpiynae
moze to = jak juz zazraczono,
kt6ra strona skupi w centrur'
wieksze silly i przeforsuie druga;
otoz zdaje sic. re tax Niemcy jak
Rosyanie, czynia zabiegi goracz-
kowe aby W tenn centrum, pod
Warszawa wiaSnie skupic masy
wojsk jak najwieksze, Niemcy po
swej stronie maja korzySc te, ze
posiadaja bliskie podstawy ope-
racyjne we wiasnym kraju a
nadto posiadaja do dyspozycyi
siec kolejowa. nader rozlegia,
ttora i'm pozwala przenosit z
mieisca W mieisce wielkie masy
woisk. Rosyanie tego ME posia--
daia ale cato g6ruia liczbami
zosnierza; W momencie bitwy q
becnym rozchodzi sic 0 to, ktora
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12
Z opinii angielskiej o
Woinie.

Londyn, IL grudnia. - Cenzu-
ra rzadowa puScila W prasie OPT
nie pewnego experta, ktory O.
swiadcza, re wojna obecna skon-
czyc sic moze oczywista trojako
albo zwyciestwem ludlow roman
sko-s1owiahskich mad Niemco-
Prusami, albo Prus zwyc1e-
stwem, albo zostanie nierozstrzy-
gnieta = coby bylo najgorsze ze
.wszystkiego, boby mad Iudami +
uropy zawiesiio ma czas d}uzszy
ciezar militarystycznych brze-
mion, wojna zas 'musialaby sic
kiedys powt6rzyc W stokrot stra-
szniejszej postaci. Sadzit jednak
nalezy, z dotychczasowego pre-
biegu, re Prusactwo zostanie po-
konane, a stanie sic to w niezbyt
diugi czas, gdy tylko nastapi in
wazya dostatecznie silna do Me
mice, Niemcy jej diugo ME znio-
sa i odrazu beda sklonniejsi do
pokoju, choc go juz i teraz radzi-
by przyjeli nawet ze stratanni.-
Anglia jej sprzymierzeticy So
zdecydowani prowadzic wojne do
Ae&a4Io
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12
NAJSTRASzNIEJSzE
WALK w WOJNIE
POD WARSZAWA
KRAKOWEM.
Sytuacya " Polsce.

Londyn, 12 grudnia. = Co sic
dzieje w Polsce, jakim jest fax
tycznie przebieg potwornych wy
siikow milionowych armii tam
walczacych, tego narazie ME po-
dobna okreSlic - ME znane 81
.szczego}y tych walR, ktorych
ma ogol powiadaja, ze So one mai
krwawsze ze wszystkich, jake
dotad stoczono W ca3ej tel okrop-
nej wojnie, ale o prawdziwym ich
rozwoju j szczegolach dowiemy
sic moze kiedyS po wojnie. z ra-
portow obu armii ME podobna
niczego wywnioskowac wiecej
procz linii tych walk, ale po kto-
rel stronie So szanse zwyciestwa
- zgadnac ME mozna, zwlaszcza,
re raporty owe jak zwykle So Ia
sadniczo sprzeczne: Rosyanie -
wogole ME wiele ogiaszaja, a
Niemcy same giosza zwyciestwa
LIMA walk - podiug wzmianko-
wanych miejscowoSci, ciagnie sic
Cd po}nocy Prus Wsch. ma
Darkiejmy j Lee Ioetzen), da-
lei ma Jansborg, ku granicy ro-
syjskiej, gdzie wkracza w Krole-
stwo, dazy ma Przasnysz j Gle
chanow, PfonSk, okraza - Mod
lin-Nowogeorgiewsk, fortece, o.
slania Warszawe, dalej day na
poludnie ma Sochaczew, Rogow.
Koluszki ku Piotrkowu, dalej W
prostym kierunku ma poludnie ma
Nowo-Radomsk i Wolbrom scho
dzi do Galicyi. okrazajac Kra--
kow cd wschodu. skreca ma "a
chod XII Wadowicom, cd ktorych
zn6w uchyla sic ma wschod u
chodzi przez Karpaty ma Wegry
Ma tel olbrzymiej wydiuzonej Ii
Mi wa1ki wrs W kilku punktach
szalenie zawziete. Taktyka zasa-
dza sic ma tel linii ma wyscigach
dwu armii, po pierwsze, ktora
zdoia druga zaszachowae 2 flan-
ku, a powtore ktora zdoia uzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-12
Szczegofy Walk wPolsce

Piotrogord, IL grudnia. - Ma
por niemiecki ma Warszawe 20
stall SLIME powstrzymany, dzia4a-
MIA skrzydiowe ME ucierpiaiy mic
i prowadzone So rownie W Pru--
siech jak W Galicyi Z siia ME
zmniejszona. Trzecia ,armia ME
miecka dzialajaca cd strony
Msawy zostaia wstrzymana po
walkach pod Przasnyszem Gle
chanowem, ME dochodzi ona je-
szcze do twierdzy Nowogeor--
giewsk-Modlin, oslaniajacej War
szawe Cd polnocy: dwie pierwsze
armie niemieckie ,daza Cd strony
kodzi i Lowicza tie wdarly sic
az pod Sochaczew, tu Niemcy ma
ia 5 korpusow wajska kilka dy-
wizyi kawaleryjskich, razem ,po-
mad pol miliona ludzi, atak ich
jest prowadzony' siia straszli--
wa, ale i opor wojsk rosyjsklch
Jest odpowiednio silny; o zacie-
toSci stoczonych til walk wska-
zuje chocby ia okolicznosc, ze
Niemcy siedm razy wdarli sic ma
pozycye obronne rosyjskie !
siedm razy atak ich zostaa ma ca
lei linii odparty,z z kolosalnem'
stratami nieprzyjaciela. Obecn1e
linie obronne rosyjskie So nigdzie
ME tkniete, nj przerwane. Ma dal-
szych liniach walki tocza sic 60
race w okolicach .Piotrkowa l
czestochowy, ale wydaniejszych
zmian niema ma froncie w tel stro
ME. .5