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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
MARKET REPORT
New York Cotto1,

New York, Sept. 14.--Whiie there
was no further liquidation of the
straddic interest through the special
committee in the cotton market to-
day. the talk around the floor was
more cheerful. This seemed the re-
suit Of continuous reports of stead
Ter spot situation in the South and ru-
mors that a syndicate had been form
ed, to take over the December inter-
ests here and undertake the liauidn-
ton of the straddle interest in a
block. No official statement was ts-
iued in this connection. but 1t was re-
ported that local houses having oper
contracts in December have been sp-
preached with q proposition that this
syndicate take over the proposition
on basis of cents E.ere and k.2sd in
liverpool. Such an operation, it was
beloved. would clear the way for ar
early resumption of business, ard n
was also rumored that the committee
which has been working up new by
laws to make the New York contract
conform with the cotton futures law.
had practically completed the Job.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Dizzy Head, Fluttering Heart, f,oating
Specks.

These arc signs of kidney and blad-
der trouble. yon,lI have Headaches.
too, backaches and De tired ali over.
Don't wait longer. but begin taking
Foley Kidney Pills, at once. 1t won't
be long before your miserable sick
feeling will be gone. You will sleep
well. eat we'll and grow strong and
active again. They are a tonic and
your entire fygtcm a. we'll az your
kidneys and bladder will be benefited
by their use. Try them Evans Phar-
macy. agents.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
MIR. BOOKER F0K BOOKER
Editor Of The sparfanburg Journal is
s.andidase.

Spartanburg, Sept. ii,--ifnrold G.
Booker. editor OF The Spartanbarg
.yournal. is a candidate for clerk of
the house at the noxt session or the
ole:s! a.aissssiSlss s!ae3 ;..s.; 8,
FOR the position M. Booker has ra.
ceiveed much encouragement and his
friends believe that he stands an ex-
cellent chance of receiving. tho aps
Dointment. He is one OF the Dest
known young newspaper men ci the
state and IS admirably oquippeds for
the dntieg of house clerk "a y -. S ]. :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
DInrrhoea Remedy.

''I advised the boys when they en-
listed f:,r the Spanish war to take
Chambc;iain's Collie. Cholern and
Dlarrhcra Reraecv with them. and
have received tIany thanks for the ad
vice gwen writes J. Fl. Houghland,
Eldon. Inwa ',No. person whether
travelling or at home should be with
out this great remedy For sale by
all dealers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Belgian Atrocities Denied.

Antwerp, sert 1.-THE Belgian
government has appointed a commits
sion, headed by NJ Goblet, the minis
ter of state. to "refute the German
calumnies that the Belgian popula-
t:c:: e responsible for the aSgressaops
and atrocities committed by German
troops"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Diarrhoea QnicklY Cured.

my attention was first called to
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhcea Remedy as much as twelve
years ago. at that time was Sc
riously Ill with summer complaint.
One dose of this remedy checked the
tr2uble," writes Mrs. C, ~. Florence,
Rockfield, Ind. For sale. bygail deal
ers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Ccttorl Seed ON

New York, Sept. i4.-Cotton seed oil
was lower under hedge pressure from
reftncrs, further tenders OF /, 700 bar
Tels on September contract, .alk of
fsfer g crude offerings and lack OF out
;Eisie demand Final prices were gem
orally lower Sales i2,b00 barreis
The market closed steady. Suot SIS
at Esq. + s slsSS5sS ; ~, 3, :,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
GRAIN MARKET EXCITED
Prices Crashed Downward on Belief
That War Wall End.
tDy Association i,ressl

tBy associated PrGSs.)
Chicago, Sept. 14.-yrajn prices
crashed downward today In whirl of
selling due to belief that the war
might end soon. The close was wild
with wheat 6 IA to s f-4 lower than
Saturday night, corn OFF 2 1-2, to 2 rs
and oats showing set ha ris sof 3 rs
to 3-4 net. In provisions the out
come varied from 25c decline to an
equal advance. Gg
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Sept. 14.-Cotton. spot IN.
improved demand. Sales 6.500 bales
including 5000 American en- the basis
OF o.ood for middling. Imports 1.099
Gales. including 1914 American.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15


the popular moving picture star little
over twenty-five years OF age.
Marc Warren. a neurotic young man
In Ill health. organizes a fake invest.
ment company TO catch the dollars OF
the poor people in "Life's Crucible."
lie persuades Paul Benton. strug-
Cling young author. to Join his com
pany as secretary. Helen Is Mares
sister and he loves her dearly. He
supports her In school by his Illicit
earnings. She does not know of his
questionable business methods. The
dollars pour into the TREASURY of the
FAKE company until tie authorities in.
vcstieate and then aiarei leaves the
country. Paul is arrested as a swim.
dler. although innocent OF any intent
Later Paul Is released. Helen and Paul
fall In love. Marc returns penitcnt and
confesses. exonerating Paul eomp .e.
ly. Then lie dies. The young lovers
are married.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Money ON Call

New York. Sept. 14.-clozing mer-
cantile paper 4.
Sterling exchange easier. Cables
1876; for demand 498.
Bar silver 81 1-9.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

Andrew Sullivan of the Fork section
was I'm Anderson yesterday. Is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Ssocrla

! New. York; Ge1l iz CotfAp goada
gnu yarn markets were fIrmer fofIcy
Dress goods sore active. Raw siitx
continued dull Knit gcsIs Tor 0iiicll
delivery were ii better demand
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
BaNK sTiTEMKsT
csnptroIler 0f the CHrrefcg tssneS /.
s. Gall 70 National Ranks
IS fIzy Associated pressf

Washington, the comptroller
of the currency today issued a can
for q statement OK tiie Condition ssf
ali .nni n banks OF the United States
ait ihe close of business, September
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

C. M. Finley oT Mountain Crock
spent few hours In the. city yester-
day. 5ss, l Is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

Proctor A. Bonham OF Grconyiiie,
spent yesterday in tho city with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L.. Lon
ham.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

Greek section spent few hours in the
city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

Carl K. Paris of Charlotte. has
been spending a few days In the city
on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

A. H. Dagnall spent Sunday q
Williamson with friends.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
Personal

Carl K. Paris of Charlotte, has
been spending few days In the city
on business.
A. H. Dagnall spent Sunday a,
Williamson with friends.
C. r. Martin of the Ncalc,s creek
section was ar1cng tho visitors to
spend yesterday in the city.
T.. w. Prultt of tho Ebena=er sec
tion was among the visitors to spend
Yesterday in the. city,
DR.. c. NJ. NTripp of the Brushy
creek section was in Anderson yester-
day Tor few hours.
DIR, g. b. Griffin OF tho Eureka
neighhorhood was in anderson ycster-
day.
Jamie Mccullough and Josh Br!sto,.'
spent Sunday in Grecnvilie with rcla-
tiyes.
a. j. Rallard of Willimsston town.
ship spen yesterday In the city.
John Finley OF the Mountain Creek
section was In the city yesterday for
few hours.
J Beltcn Watson OF tie Centeryiiie
section spent> yesterday in the city.
J. e. Garyin OF Pendleton spent yes
to-day In Anderson.
Charles Boggs OF Pendieton was one
OF the p:sitors to apend yesterday in
the city on business,
~ i,ei ----.As---- 81 ils IS 81 sf,a}t z,
& e. Lee Ovens OF Garvin township,
apent yesterday iH the city on busi-
ncGs.
8 Ernest idccown OF the Mountain
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15


C. M. Finley oe Mountain Crock
spent few hours In tho city yester-
day. 81, s 81
Proctor A. Isonham OF Grccnyiiie.
spent yesterday in tho city with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Lon
ham.
J. d. Woiborn of the Lebanon sec
tion spent a few hours in tho city
yesterday on busiaoss.
G. S. Clinkscales of Starr left yes
to-day for Nashville. Tenn, ,hcre he
viii reaunic his stiid.os in Vanderbilt.
mrs, W. j :. hiuidro@ mas returned
from RGsseils, ghere as.s :.aa 5san
spending a few days:
Mre. John Crawford has returned
from her home In Salisbury, NJ: g.,
after visit to Mr.. and AIrc WA,
Chapman.
Mrs. &. r. Horton Is back from
Washington. baltimore and other cit
Jos in Tho North.
titi~, tSOAkN5 0AA u tO1Ant-
ness trip TO Georgia and Alabama.
~ = ,issss syss 5, Z! ~
Mise Esteilc MeEsinuey mas ssretnrneti
from Atlanta where she has been yia-
Ting friends. 8
G. G Sayre has returned from Raj
cigh, N. c.. where he has been. on
a business trip. istAs ssss. Y
G.. II 6aiies, proprietor OF the Be1
Hive has returned fron, New York,
whore he has bought q large stock
OF Fall goods for his popular store.
Mrs. p. A.. Horny Is back iststhe
city after q visit TO relatives ia EESs
berton. Ga s.
mrs. w. II. Frazer and children
hnyc returned from visit TO friends
and relatives In LaF'ayette. ALA.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

G. F. Martin of the Ncalc,, creel
section was ar1cng tho visitors Z
spend yesterday in the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

Marshal A. Ne!lan is featured with
Ruth Poland IN Ham. the Linemun.'
n comedy with plenty of thrills aud ne.
ton. Information gained while NJ the
top or telegraph pole starts series
OF complications that include several
fights and an attempted robbery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

Few people know that e. II. Calvert.
who plays the part OF the army OH
Ger In Under Royal Patronage" is n
former, soldier and distinguished him.
self In the Cuban war Mr. Calvert Is
Il graduate of West Point and was
active throughout the Cuban campaign
At the close OF the war he received
his commission OF captain Mr.. Cal.
vert left the army for the stuge and
later accepted an attractive offer to
appear in motion pictures.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
EIpin Rnffal

ElgIn Butter.
Elgin. H., Sept, 14.-Butter, fifty
tnbs sold at sc 1-2.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
SCENE fsom aTHg

n NE OF the n,g,sr popular of New
" York's dansants is reproduced In
"The Devils Dansant," a flm
play which tells the story of a WON.
nn's fondness for the gay life. The
woman is the wife of the district at
tOrney. and when he raids the resort
she is found in the gambling rooms
The district attorney saves her by ex-
planning that she had been gathering
evidence for him. and she promises 10
be more circumspect In the future.
An elaborate and spectacular film
adaptation of the famous racing pluy,
His Last Dollar" with its author,
David Higgins. In the role originally
created by him. Is now IN the course
of production. The success OF the orig
inal production was so notnbie that the
title of the play has become a byword
In racing circles. aud n David Hig-
gins" has long been commonly accept
ed as representing the last dollar In
ones possession.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

j. d. Woiborn Of the Lebanon Sec
ton spent few hours in tho city
yesterday on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15
DEVILS DAnsAsr,y3

Edith Giliy1 Storey @es born in New
York city March 1s. 1892. which makes
the popular moving picture star little
over twenty-five years OF age?
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

G. S. Clinkscales of Starr left yes
torday for Nashville. Tenn. yhcre he
win rezunic his stiid.os in Vanderbilt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-15

T.. W. Prultt of tho EbenaSer sec
tion was among the visitors to spend
yesterday In the. city.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-11
Is Karo Lauko.

Peterburgas, rugpjucio 81 d.
Rusija nepasiganedina iSsiuntimu
Prusus vienos a.mijos, bet pa
siunte dar kita. kuri jsu perzenge
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-11
Dideji Kare.

Igali but neteisinga If dabar i:
Londono paleistas paskalas apie
10 uzmuSimq.
Francuzai, victoj gintis, kair
Xxi siol dare, pradejo zengti pats
prizes vokiecius ir stumia JUGS
siaur-rycius. Prizes vokieCiQ ate
jimq is Paryziaus prasisalino la
bal daus gyventojQ: prizes kare
Paryzius turejo 100000, da-
bar turf tik miIionu.
Del kares sumazejo ne tik Vo-
kietijoj isgabenimas prekiu, tas
pats taipgi Francuzijoj If Angli-
joj, ia pajuto If neimanti kareje
dalyvumo Amerika. Rugpjucic
Imenesyj Anglijon atgabenta is
Svetur prekiq w 65 milionus do
.ialiq maziau negu pernai o sve-
tur iSgabenta uz 100 milionu do
iiariu maziau.
Rugsojo 7 d. traukesi smarlls
muSis ! rytus nuo Paryziaus, tarp
Nenteuil, lie Handonin If Yer
dun. Vidurys vokieciu kariu-
menes, traukiancios prize Parry
ziaus, yra Samponijos provinci-
Ijoj prize Conommiers If Epernay
Pirmq vokieciq kariumenGs kor-
pusa uzpuole francuzai prie St
Soupplets, kurie apleido Seulis
MuSiai buvo taipgi prize Gubervil-
Ter.
| Is visa ko matyt, kad praside-
da jau didieji musiai Francu-
zijos laukuose, bet jie SIT vie
ma diena nepasibaigs, traakjis
gal kokia savaite, ar ilgiau. Ka;p
muSiai Francuzijoj neiSpultq, jie
kares ncuzbaigs net tqsyk, jeigu
FrancuziJa butq galutinai iveikta
Tqsyk kare tes toliaus Anglia
If Russia, kol nebus galutinai
lveiktos. Sitos vedancios su Vo-
kietija kare tautos sutare sky
rum, nors kuri butq iveikta, be
kitu nesitaikyti su Vokietija.
Tas sutarimas rodo, kad Anglia,
Francuzija If Russia pasirengu-
sios yra isnaikinti Vokietija net
t9syk, jeigu viena is jq butu
iveikta. lvcikti 81 gall greiciau-
sia Francuzijq, bet Anglijos pa
siekti negali, Russia, del JOS
neiSpasakyto didumo, iveikti ne
lengva, mes il turf kur trauktis,
todel kare gall tol traukti, kol
Vokietijos pajiegos neiSsisems,
kol karei pinigp nepritruks. Ru-
sija 81 ipratusi kares be pinigq
vesti. Kariumene ir nuo savu-
|jq moka pleSti ir init be atlygi.
nimo, kas jai pasirodo reikalinga,
o kartais pleSia if ia, ko jai ne
reikia.
Vokiecig plianas yra pirmiau-
sla sumuSti francuzus, paskui
visas pajiegas atkreipti prizes Ri
sija; dabar 81 grumtis SIT ia pa
lieka Austrijai; nors rusai ia
iveiktq, Vokietija pasirengusi is
Francuzijos kariumenes neiS-
traukti, kol il nebus galutinai
iveikta.
MuSiai traukiasi If ant rytinio
music lauko. Kaip matyt, Pru-
suose rusus iStikro pasieke dide-
lis nepasisekimas, nors gal ne
taip didelis, kaip garsina Yoke
tijos an.basadorius Washingtone,
knris veik kasdiena padidina
skaitliq belaisven paimtu rusu
kareiviu: sulyg paskutinio 10 pa
garsinto telegramo belaisven ru-
sq paimta 10000. Kad ju pa
imta nemazai, nors gal ne tick,
kaip ambasadorius garsina, rodo
ia tas, kad veik i visus dides-
MUS vakarines Vokietios mics
tus atgabena pulkus rusiSku su-
Iimtiniq.
Rusijos kares ministerial gar
sina, jog esanti Prusuose rusu
kariumene tapo sudrutinta, is
siusta jai pastiprinimas, bet vis-
| gi, turbut ne toks, kokio reikia
iatgavimui to, kas per music pra-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-11

/ y
lios nuo rubeziaus.
Uz tai vokieGiu kariumenc vel
isiverzG Lenkijon il uzGmG Ka-
lisa, kuri pirmiaus turejo apleisti
paeme taipgi vokieciq apgyventa,
Po NarSavai didziausiq Lenkijos
miestq, Lodz. KerSindami uz
pirmutinius nepasisekimus, norS
miestas KaliS atviras, il bombar-
davo If paskui uzdegG; daug gy-
ventoju suSaude. Kas is gwen
tojq galejo iStrukti, tie Varsa-
Won atkako If Petrogradan is
siunte telegramus apie vokietiu
Ipapildytus ziaurumus. Miestas
KaliS tapo veik suvisu iSnai-
kintas, su zeme sulygintas,
Austrijos ambasadorius, sekda-
mas paveikslq vokiSkojo san
draugo, taipgi giriasi rusu per
galems pietinej Lenkijoj, kur buk
sujungta vokieGiu if austru ka-
riumene stumia Siaurius rusq
kariumene. Bet, kaip is 10 te-
| Ilegramu matyt, sujungga kariu-
meme Wis sukinejasi toje paciojc
vietoje, kurioj buvo dvi savaiti
atgal; taigi, Wis apei Krasnikq ir
ZamosciQ if eina prize Liublino,
bet prize 10 per dvi savaiti vyda-
mi begancius rusus, prieiti ne
gall, nors Zamosc nuo Liublino
netoli. Vienas til Austrijos am
basadoriaus praneSimQ yra nau-
! jiena-kad austrq If vokieciQ ka-
riumene uzeme miestq Cholm,
Bet tas miestas yra arti Austri-
JOS rubeziq.
Isiverzusiems Austrijon ru-
sans sckasi geriau. Rusai, uz-
ENG didziausiq Galicijos miesta
Lvova, prie kurio muSiuose aus
trai nuzude daug kareiviq, stumia
autsrus Wis toliau i val-arus, prie
svarbiu Galicijos tvirtovig Kra-
kovo il Przemyslio. Rusai isl
verze nuo Kievo Bukovinon if
uzeme jos sostine, miestq Cerno-
vec. Bukovina yra rumanu ap-
gyventa'
Francuzijos kar5s ministerija
francuzu nuostolius paduoda ant
100000 uzmuStq if suzeistu vo-
llieciq gi esancios dusyk dides-
mes, mes jic nuostolius turejo ly-
giai ant vakarinio, kaip if ant
rytlnlO muSlu lauko.
Nors Turkija iki Siol dar karen
neisikiSo, bet il rengia savo ka-
riumene If stcs Vokietijos pusen.
Italia uzsilaiko neutraliSkai, mes
stojant Nokietijos pusen nieko
pelnyti negali, o stodama fran
cuzu ir anglu pusen, jeigu vokie-
cius pasisektu iveikti, gall gaut
italy apgyventas Austrijos pro-
vincIjas, o gal taipgi Albania,
nes, kaip pasirode, albanai savi-
stovyste uzlaikyti nemoka. Ru-
manila dar laukia, If pasirengusi
stoti ton pusen, kurion stos Ita-
lila. Matyt, karen bus itraukta
Wis daugiau kraStu, jeigu kar5
|uzsitrauks ilgiau, jon gall but
ltraukta If Svedija.
Anglia gazdina Turkija visis-
ku jos iSdraskymu, jeigu stotu
Vokietijos pusen. Prizes ia zada
Rusijai pagelbon siusti Indiju If
Egipto kariumenes. Karen Eu-
!roopn gall if Japonija but itrauk-
ia, mes pradejus kare su Vokie-
tia, turi ia varyti Xxi gallo, o
pradeta kare uzsibaigs ne Azijoj,
bet Europoj' Anglia kursto
Amerika siusti savo kariSka lai-
vynq, jeigu Turkija isikiS karen,
neva ginti Turkijoj krikS6ionius,
nes turkai gall skerdynes pareng-
iti. Anglijos kolionijos jau pra-
dejo siusti savo kariumenes Eu-
ropon pagelbon Anglijai.
Vokietija per savo konsulius
Imegina francuzq kolionijose, val
domaine anglu Egipte mahome-
tonus, If Pietinej Afrikoj burus,
sukelti, todel is tq valdybu tap,
iSvyti vokiSki konsuliai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-11
Metal XXIII

tinio lauko be perstojlmo' Sta
dileii kare zengia greiciau prle
gallo, negu buvusi rusq su japo-
nais, kuomet po vienam musiui
kariumcnes ilsejosi iStisus meme
sius, kol prisirengc kitan musin'
Dabar, galima sakyti, kad be mu-
sio nei viena diena nepraeina,
Bet Xxi kares uzsibaigimo dar to-
T. Rods didcsnes vokieciQ pa
iicgos stumia francuzus, bet norS
paimtu If Paryziu, su tuom dar
kare nepasibaigs, nes dar iran
cuzai turf kur trau<tis, o kol daf
bus vokieciu neuzimti Francu-
ziios plotai, francuzai nepasidHoS:
mes dabartine karc If eina uz
francuzu buvi kaipo didelcs tau-
tos,
Mazcsncs Vokietijos karlumc-
mes dalis musasi su ginanciai7
sayo krasta bclgais, kurie trait
kiasi prizes didesnes yokiecig pa
iiegas pric Antwerpeno' Pasl-
tra1ke Xxi Paryziaus francuzg If
anplu paiiegos. Prize Paryziaus
didelio music dar nebuvo, buvo
wien priesakiniQ dalig suslremi-
mai. Gal prize Paryziaus dideho
music nebus, mes, kaip matyt, vo'
kieciu kariumene megina Pary-
ziu aplenkti, traukia piet-rytlus,
nori apeiti kairiji, siIpncsni Ea-
riumenes sparnq, kuriame yra
anglai, If toliu budu priversti If
francuzus trauktis pietus. Di-
delio music, kurin bus ltraukti
koki z nnionai zmoniu, kuris ga
les isristi Francuzijos likimq, lau-
kama tarp dvieju svarbiauaig
Francuzijos tvirtoviq-Verdun If
Paryziaus. Dabar prize Parry
ziaus vokieciai nori palikti tik
dali kariumcnes o su likusia
traukti ! pietus.
Is vokieciq zcngimo Francuzl-
ion matyt, kad jie laikosi gene
r5lo Moltke Sidirbto 1870 metg
kares vedimo budo, tik kas-zln
ar francuzai to plano nesuardys.
1871 metuosc vokieciai prize Yer
dun, sumuse 10000 francuzq, vi
sa ia armijq isstume SveicariJon,
kur il tapo nuginkluota. Isstum-
ii vicnok dabar i svetimg krastq
milionine armija nelengva'
Francuzijos kares ministeriJa
pagarsino, jog kairysis kariumen
sparnas nuzenge toliau, bet vo-
kieciai francuzams nesiprleSlno.
Prize Verdun kariumenes vidurys
pasiliko toj pacioj vietoj; ant de-
siniojo sparno, Vosgesp kalnuose
francuzai turejo kelis, rods ne
labai svarbius, pasisekimus. ST.
siremimuose prie Paryziaus taip-
81 francuzams pasiseke toliau nu-
stumti vokieGius. Jie pasitrau-
ke Xxi St. Quentin.
Rugsejo 7 d. prasidejo didelis
muSis j rytus nuo Paryziaus.
Francuzijos valdzia garsina, jog
ant visos music linijos vokie-
Giai turejo atgal trauktis'
Vokietijos ambasadorius pa
garsino is Berlino zinia, buk vo-
kieGiai be music paeme buvusia
Francuzijos karaliq vainlkavimo
vieta, miesta Reims, If buk pa
em6 belaisven 1900 francuzu.
Bet jeigu meistas nesipriesino, tai
jane kariumenes nebuvo; tai is
kur tie $4,000 belaisviu? lSpul-
til, kad vokieciai belaisven ina
ciyilistus, neimancius dalyvumo
kareje.
Gencrolas Pau praneSe apie su-
musima vokieciq prize Precy sur
Oise, Is mylios i Siaurius nuo
Paryziaus. Anglus vede genero-
las French, francuzus 81 genera
las d,Amade. Prizes kairiji spar
ma, kur buvo anglai, stovejo ka-
riumene Vokietijos sosto ipedi-
MIC Anglai paerikalavo nuo vo-
kiSkos gvardijos pasidavimo, bet
kad pasiduoti nenorejo, tapo Vi
sal sunaikinta. Manoma, kad su
gvardija buvo ir Vokietijos sosto
ipedinis, kuris. jeigu nepabeg :,