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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
Board Of Education
Scheduled to Meet
BY United Press.

Oklahoma City. Aug. 2.6-The state
board of education was scheduled to
meet here today to take actio in the
election of presidents for the normal
schools at Weatherford and Durant.
There is probability that the vacan-
cies will be allowed to stand through
the year, the executive work being
done by members of the faculty as act
ing president.
Several new text books will be
adopted to meet new courses Of study
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
French Stage Big Aid Raid.

BY United Press.
Paris, Aug. 26. lSixty-two French
aviators bombed the German munition
factories at Dalleusen,. Bavaria. in the
greatest air raid Of the war. accort-
ing to the official statement issued to-
day.
The airmen flew one hundred and
fifty miles from their base in the
vosges region and dropped fifty bombs
on the enemy's works
French aviators, the statement says.
also bombarded the railway station at
Offenbenburg. Baden. but how effec-
lively is not known,
No infantry attacks on the Franco
Flanders line we're reported today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
TAKES BENNETT TO JAIL.

Jim Dillon. deputy U. S, marshal,
will leave this afternoon for Muskogee
with John Bennett of the south part
of the county unless Bennett puts up
his $500 bond before o'clock. The
man was bound over to the action Of
the federal grand jury by Commission
er Eugene Hamilton this week on a
liquor charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
BOYS BEGIN SENTENCE.

John Truner and Claud McCrary be-
gan last night the serving Of S0-day
sentences for stealing an overcoat at
Rush Springs. They were sentenced
at Rush Springs yesterday after a
hearing before south county justice
of the peace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
Serbia Takes Action.
Sc'u'd aSto NStfoiss
By United Press.

London, Aug 26.--lt is persistcntly
reported in diplomatic circles that Ser
bia has taken an important step to
obtain the aid of other Balkan states
for the allies.
A note was handed to Italy BY Ser
bia but it win not be made public till
1t is sent to London.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
BY United Press

BY United Press
Berlin. Aug. 26.--Germany's posi-
tion in the Arabic case. based on the
facts thus far available, has been laid
before the state department in Wash
ington and 1t is believed that the way
is open to a peaceful settlement of the
issue.
Ambassador Gerard cabled a long
code message to Washington last
night, following two conferences with
German officials Both German offic-
ials and the ambassador refused to
discuss the nature of the conferences
and the message that was sent to
Washington
The imperial German chancellor is
quoted in an interview as saying that
only after all the circumstances sur
rounding the sinking of the Arabic are
cleared up will it be possible to say
whether the commander of one of our
submarines went beyond his instruc-
tions, in which case the imperial gov
ernment would not hesitate 10 give
such complete satisfaction to the
United States as would conform to the
friendly relations existing between
both governments"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
ANOTHER "TALLEsT STALK"

That taller stalk of corn came in to
the Commercial and Farm bureau this
morning. 1t is u feet inches tall.
still green and has roasting ear up
some eight feet from the bottom 1t
is Of variety of June corn. planted
June 12 by j. w. Welborn of 40i North
Seventh street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
WEIGH MINERS
RETURN TO WORK


BY United Press.
Cardiff. Wales, Aug. 26.-The thou
sand coal miners who went out on
strike at the Hafod pit yesterday re-
turned 10 their work this morning.
The operators say the danger Of an
other general strike has passed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
CHINESE SQUASH
WILL BE SHOWN.

Loo Kee had some squash
seed sent to him from China.
They were of kind Loo Kee
particularly relished back in
the Orient, and he believed
they would grow in Oklahoma.
He gave some of the seed to
w. Fl. Devlin. Mr.. Devlin
brought two specimens of the
product to the farm bureau Of
flee yesterday, and now the
queer shaped little squash will
compete for a prize with other
varieties regularly raised on
the western hemisphere They
are being saved as exhibits for
the county fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26

BY United Press.
Paris, Aug 26.-King Albert of Bel
gium has completed two days tour
of the French lines from Arras to the
vosges, accompanying President Poin-
care and GEN Joeffre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
ON WITH THE BATHS.
By United Press

BY United Press
Dallas, Aug. 26. .-Scantily
clad couples in east Dallas may
continue to take garden hose
baths in back yards if they
choose. Ministers complained
to officers that this method of
enjoying the moonlight was be-
coming too common. but the Of
ficers said it was none OF a po-
liceman's business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26

Rome, Aug 26.-The massing Of
large bodies of Austro-German troops
near Innsbruck has interrupted traffic
on the Austria-Switzerland railway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-26
WEATHER FORECAST.
FOR oklahoms.


Tonight and Friday. cloudy; show
ers and thunderstorms in east portion
Local Temperature
During the twenty-four hours ending
Mt & A m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15
PRAISES DR.. WOMER.
Epworth League Association Speaker
Endorses WaShburn'S President.

The twenty-SlXth annual conven-
ton of the Epworth League of the
Topeka district, is in full swing at
the Oakland Methodist church.
There was a general discussion this
morning on What is the matter with
Topeka District Lacquer" The Rev.
Homer E. Wark of India, and form
The Rev. A. E. Peterson of the Oak
land church spoke on 'Christian
Stewardship"
Miss Lulu Mckee spoke this after
Miss Aletta NJ. Garretson of Kansas
City will speak late today on 1.-The
Church's Greatest Opportunity" A
''sociability' lunch will be served at
$3.50 o'clock.
C. w. Jaggard, president Baldwin
The Efficient Epworth League"
This will be followed by an address
by the Rev. G. F. Ream.
DR.. Wilbur n. Mason who spoke at
ferred to DR.: P. P. Womer, the new
president of Washburn college in high
terms of praise. He said:
Il knew Doctor Womer at Ohio
where we were in school together.
Washburn has made a wise choice
and Doctor Womer will prove a
splendid adjustment in that institu-
ton. He is steady, deep thinker
and is, 1 am sure, adapted most fit
tingly to the place to which he has
been chosen. 1 was a claSsmate also
of Doctor Womer's brother, George,
in the School of Theology at Boston
university. and he, too. is splendid
type of man
At the Wednesday morning session
the Rev. H E. Wolfe, district super
irtendent. will tell of Our Great
Methodist Forward Movement" The
Rev. w. NJ. Balch of the Lowman
Memorial church, will speak Wednes-
day afternoon on Social Service"
The Rev. Harry G. Mccain, extern
sion sec1 etary of the Temperance So
ciety of .he Methodist Episcopal
church, will give an address on PA
triotism and Prohibition" The Rev.
E. W. Spencer of the Walnut Grove
Methodist church will speak on
Christian Citizenship"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15

maintain an army of 100000 on the
firing line less than a day, as battles
are fought according to the scale of
European conflicts. Opposing armies
under modern conditions of warfare
are literally SmOthered under artillery
small arms fire. In one battle, almost
any day of the past few months along
the Franco-German or the German
Russian fronts, more ammunition has
been fired than our government has
manufactured in years.
During the last session every appro-
priation was allowed on the basis of
what the governments receipts would
permit. In the coming session, it is
pointed out. this policy must be ruth
lessly cast aside. Appropriations
must be granted on the basis of what
the country needs to put it into state
of defense that will make 1T invulner-
able 20 attack from without and save
it from possible assault from within.
The Coast Defenses.
The coast defenses should have i'm
mediate consideration. New York
Boston, PHILADELPHIA Norfolk New
Orleans on the Atlantic and San Fran
cisco on the Pacific are supposed to
be properly defended, but even that
is questionable. 1t is admitted by the
officials that the Notifications at Old
enemy fleet from passing up Chesa-
peake Bay to attack Baltimore or
Washington, for the channel of the
Bay is beyond the effective reach of
the guns at Fortress Monroe. APP
peals have been made in vain to con-
gress to appropriate money to erect
proper Notifications at the mouth of
the Bay-Cape Henry.
But even if the coast Qualifications
should be found to be adeQuate-al-
though military experts have said they
are not-the coast artillery force is
not sufficiently large even to man all
the guns that have been erected. To
properly man and fire these guns re-
quires trained crews.
The pitiful smallness of the United
States army is shown by the official
figures. 1t is cited that our army is
one of the bravest that ever wore
country'S uniform, but it is so mea ger
that in the event of a real war, a
struggle between two great nations,
the number of veterans would not be
enough to hold up the morale of
troops that had never been subject
either to military discipline or on the
firing line. According to the report
of the secretary of war the total num-
Der of officers of the army, July !,
last, was 4,936 and enlisted men,
81. 43S. This constitutes the fighting
force In addition there are 5,012
men IN the hospital corps, and 5000
in the quartermaster's corps.
OF this small army, however, only
64,579 officers and men are stationed
in the United States. The rest of the
the Philippine China. Porto Rico.
Va la ar'S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15
Prepare for Immigration.

San Francisco, June 15.-In view of
the increase in immigration which
will in all probability succeed the close
of the war in Europe, delegates in at
tendance at the American Society of
Tropical Medicine, which is meeting
here today, received with great inter
est the report of Surgeon Allan J. Nc
Laughlin of the United States public
health service, now the commissioner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15

Children's Union Suits 25c-IIgh neck long sleeves;
also low neck, sleeves Ages 2 to ~.
black, h
ioned The cheapest o this quality being
priced at credit store is 19c. Buy here and 20
cent
Hose a csc, soc $1OO-Ffne Isle,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15

Women's vests 5c-Swss ribbed, tape neck and
fine bleached garment seconds of the II nc quality
Ladies' Union Suit, 35c-Perfect fitting
neck and holes, lace trimmed cuff style. Reg
ular and extra sizes. Price Soc Or 3 for $1.OO.
black We absolutely guarantee these hose give sat
sfactory nice soft quality and the price
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15

Madagascar's 1914 imports were
valued at 13,399,641.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-15

Lawn S3.5O-This strongly
ion $1.9S-Stee
different attachments A $3.50 value for $19S
Heavy nizedW special
o
pits witho crushing fruit
Baking S13o 81
andS2
quality fully
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
Goremykin ma zostae kanc|erzem pam
stwa rosyjsMego.
Anglia nova robi GreCyi prOpozycye.
$4,000 Bu1gar6w malo paSc pod Vees
SerboWie walcza bohatersk0, ale
Niemcy zajel Milanowac.
Tajemnicza ekspedycya wojsk francuskO angielskich
ma Balkanach.
Francuzi odpieraja wsciek1y atak niemiecki.
pzsdednu bitWy wok stan6w zjsd carfanzy woskam V
Tajemnicza ekspedycya wojsk francuskO
ma BalkanaCh.
Francuzi odpieraja wsciekly atak niemiecki.


| dowy komunikat rosyjskl -
brzmi nastepujaco:
,,Jeden z naszych aeroplanoV
rzuch bomby ma stacye kolejo
wa pod Tenerhain, ma poiudnlt
wy zach6d cd Friedrichstadt.-
lime aeroplany rzucily bomby
ma konwoje wojsk nieprzyja'
cielskich w okolicy Mitawy
Schoenberga ma po}udniowy "a
ch6d cd Tanerkalu.
Mad g6rnym Niemnem po'
mad Lubczy. Niemcy podjell O.
'anzywe W poblizu bagien Ko'
ficho, ale zostali odparci.
Ma p6lnocny zach6d cd
Czartoryska nieprzyjaciel po-
sunal sic naprzod, ably zalac
wieS Budka, ale zostal Wstrzy-
many ogniem naszej artyleryi'
Take ME udaf sic ataIenieprzy
iacielski ma wieS Komarow.
Proba Niemc6w, ably sic zbli
I've do wsi Trzebukcwiec, ma po
ludniowy wsch6d cd Buczacza,
a takze w okolicy Kamienlewa,
aby zaiac wieS Latacz, W oko-
Icy uplywu rzeki Strypy do
Dniestru, drogo Niemc6w kosz-
towaly. Zdziesiatkowani oni 70
stall ogniem naszej artyleryi, a
nastepnie odrzuceni bagneUem.
w Kurlandyi odrzucilismy
nieprzyjaciela, az poza rzeke
Missa, ale nastepnie cofnelis-
nv sic ma prawy iej brzeg, ably
umocni6 swe stanowisko. W tel
okolicy Niemcy wielkie ponie-
sli straty, jesli sic zwazy, re cd
tygodni starali sic ori przebif
ma tel linii do Rygi, j juz byli
mad Dzwna, a obecnie odrzuce-
nj zostali ma so mil ma polu-
dniowy wsch6d cd Rygi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
N|EMCY USTEPU-
"a zkOWLA?
AUSTRYACY MAJA USTA'
PIC q CALICO WO-
EYNIA.
Kleski niemieckie w Kurlandyi.

Londyn, 81 pazdz. Ma polu,
dniowo wschodnim terenie INA,
mienne nadchodza wypadki. -
Komunikat, piotrogrodzki glosi
ze wojska niemieckie ewakujs
Kowel, ktorej to twierdzy u
czynili g}6wny sk}ad olbrzymie;
ilosci amunicyi. Kowel ley ne
linii kolejowei, wiodacej dc
Brzescia Litewskiego R6wna
i bylo jednem gl6wnych punk
tow obronnych opr6cz tr6jkata
fortec Luck, R6wno i Dubno ma
Wolyniu. Jak wiadomo. po obje
ciu naczelnego dow6dztwa
nrzez cara, Rosyanie ofenzywe
sva skmcentrowali ma Woly-
niu. odebrali fortece, zadali woj
skom austro niemieckim VIE
10 fatalnych kiosk, a obecnie i
ia ma Kowel, kt6ry Niemcy O.
pr6zniaia. Jesli padnie Kowel
I,t6ry Jest kluczem Wo}ynia
Niemcy ustapic musza z calegc
Wolynia, wobec czego silly 70.
syiskie uderza ma Brzese LlteN
si,; * zmieni to W zupelnosci sy-
tmacye t ma wschodzie i ca1y
f,.o,,+ niemieeki W Polsce costa
ME powaznie zagrOzonny'
Goremykin kanclt.2 IN!
:Jak donosza z Ro$y4, p''eniel
Jan Goremykin ms by5 'eba
wem mianowany kanclenen L!
panstwa rosyjskiego, czyH VIA
<ciwvm rzadca Rosyi poza ca
rem. Gdy to nastapi, Goremy
kin bedzie 12tym 2 rzedu Kan
cIezem Rosyi. Pierwszym, os
CoIowkin. mianowany pIae. a
pictra Wiefkiego W roku l4oS y
ostatnim natomiast ksiaze Ger :
czakow, kt6ry zmarl " foAl s
!. 1885,
p;of,.agr6d. 1Spaf f.ze
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01

SerbOwie naciskani z trZech
stron, ustepuja powOli.

Bukareszt, 1 listop. Glowny
port Bulgaryi Warna, -
byl znowu bombardowany
przez flote rosyjska, -
kt6ra usiluje otworzyc dro-
ge do ladowania wojsk rosyj-
skich. Garnizon bulgarski War
ny, obawiaiac sic, re Rosyanie
zdobeda port, przygotowuja sic
do zatopienia wszystkich okre-
tow znaidujacych sic w porcie,
by zablokowac wjazd transpor-
towcom rosyjskim.
Wedlug ostatnich informa-
cyl, olbrzymia flota rosyiska z
okretow wojennych i transpor-
towc6w wyruszyla ma pcludnie,
z celem bombardowania wybrze
zy Buigaryi sforsowania Ia
dowania woisk. majacych iSc 2
pomoca Serbii.
Armie: austryacka. bulgar-
%ka niemiecka naciskaia Ser
bow Z trzech stron, posuwajac
sic stale naprz6d pod Karaguje
wac, miasto arsonal6w serb
Itch. Serbowie bronia sic "a
ciekle.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
O. Ill., Poniedzaek dnia 1go Istopada (November) 1915
ca}ego Wolynia maja niebawem ustapiG
w rekach Serb6w i walka toczy

W rekach Serbow walka toczy
sic dalej.
Urzedowy komunikat serb
ski przyznaie, re Bulgarzy "a
ieli miasto Pirot. w Salonikach
w dalszym ciagu laduja wojska
sprzymierzonych. Pogloski, ia,
koby wojska sprzymierzonych
wsiadaly powrotem ma okre-
ty i opuszczaly Saloniki, ably
ma innym punkcie wybrzeza
bulgarsltiego wyladowac, Okla
~aly sic zwykla kaczka.
Sofia, 81 pazdz. Flota anglo
franAska ponownie bombardu
lie wybrzeza bulgarskie mad me
rem Egeiskiem. O ladowych
operacyach ulzedowy komunl-
kat bulgarski glosi:
..Po zaieciu mieiscowoSci Ia
iecar. Kniaziewac i Inowo, W
dniu 28 pazdziernika wojska
nasze zaczely sic posuwac dalej
ma zach6d. z rama % pazdziemi
'lya cddziaI wojsk naszych wkro
cyl do miasta Pirot, scigajac
cofajacego sic nieprzyjaciela. +"
Berlin, 81 pazdz. Urzedowy
komunikat niemiecki glosi, re
wojska austro niemieckie PC
suneIy sic luz o 40 mil ma polu-
dnie cd rzeki Sawy, gdyz zaje-
ly Milanowac, kt6re zajeia az
mia generala Koeres. ,Nato-
miast Woiska generala Gallwi-
TIA posuwaia sic coraz dalej do
lima rzeki Morawy. Ma poludnie
od Srebrenicy Serbowie wyrzu-
ceni zostali re swych pozycyj
ma drodze Z Satarnya do Kra-
gujewac, 600 wiecej Serb6w
wzieto dc niewoli.
Buigarzy zarzucaja SerbOm O.
krucienstwa.
Urzedowy rapport buIgarski
zarzuca regularnym wojskom
serbskim okruciehstwa, gdy o.
puszczaly one Uskup. Depesza
ME podaje, iakiego rodzaju by
iy tie okrucienstwa, ale wypad-
XII znecania sic Serb6w mad
Bu}garami utrwalono zdjecia-
mi fotograficznemi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
I Walk Ma zACHODzlE

Londyn, 81 pazdz. w Cham
pagne, ma froncie 5ciu mil,
Niemcy przypuscili wsciekly
atak ma pozycye francuskie z
nowym rozpaczliwym zamia-
rem przelamania linii francu-
skiej. Atak ten jednak zostal
przez Francuzow ma calej linii
odparty, a Niemcy pmiesli o.
gromne straty W ludziach. o
walkach tych urzedowy komu-
nikat francuski donosi:
Ma froncie 5ciu mil Cd
wzg6rza Mr.. 1875 do pozycyi
LA Couritine," Niemcy otwo-
rzyli wczoraj piekielny ogien
armatni gl6wnie ostrzeliwuiac
wzg6rze Mr.. 1876, Butte de Ta-
hure, wies Tahure i transze ma
.poiudnie al po La Courtine. -
Bombardowanie to bylo przy-
gotowaniem do ataku, kt6ry
rzeczywiScie wkrotce nastapil.
DO ataku rzucono wielkie ma
sy piechoty, zlozonej glownie 2
wojsk, sprowadzonych z frontu
rosyjskiego. Pomimo ogromnej
silly mas atakujacych wscie-
iklosci, z jaka sziy ma pozycye
francuskie, atak ten zostai ma
icalei linii odparty, atakujacy
iogniem naszej artyleryi, gra-
dem kul karabinowych wresz-
Gle granatami recznymi zostali
, zdziesiatkowani odrzuceni,-
Ma pobojowisku pozostawili O.
| nj olbrzymie masy trup6w
swych towarzyszy.
Co mowla Niemcy.
Komunikat niemiecki glosi:
Berlin,f31 pazdz. w Siam.
panii W nocy 2 dnia 20 ma af,oo
pazdziernika utracilismy nod
Mesnil Geese transzy ma rzacy
Francuzow, kt6rzy atakowali
przewaznemi silami.
Pod Tahure wojska nasza
szturmowaly Butte de Tahurei, ],
wzg6rze Mr.. 1872. Bit%a trwa:
"a p1Fzez Gale popoludnie i przez
lcaia noe. Do niewoli wziel;s I'M
y vi oficerow francuskich 3 1c4s
/. .llI3Sisi, M "a y ~ - z
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
CESARZ WILHELM DEKO-
RULE BUIGAR0W.

Amsterdam, 1 list. Depesza
7 Sofii donosi. ze cesarZ Viii
helm nadal zelazny krzyz ma
stepcy tronu bulgarslliego, ks.
BcTysowi ksieciu Cyrylowi,
drugiemu synowi krola Ferdy-
nanda. premierowi w. Radosla
wowi i gen. Jakow. naczelne-
mu komendantowi armii bull
garskiej. ....
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
$4,000 BUkGAR0W
PABLO W B|TW|E
FLOTA SPRZYMIERZONYCH
PONOWNIE BOMBARDU-
JE BRZEGI Bull
GARYI.
WOjSka austrO-niemieckie ZdO.
byly MilanOwac.

Paryz, 81 pazdz. Stosownie
do depeszy z Salonik, w wal
kach o posiadanie umocnione-
go miasta Veles pablo $4,000
Bulgar6w. Pomimo bohater-
skiego oporu Serbow, Bulga-
rom uda}o sic zajac te Geese
miasta, ktora jest polozona ma
prawym brzegu rzeki Vardar.
Druga Geese miasta pozostafa
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
Nova Oferta ola Grecyi.

Stosownie do depeszy 2 A
ten, Wielka Brytania nova o.
ferte przedstawila Grecyi, o lie
ia przylaczy sic do sprzymierzo
!!nych. Mianowicie Grecya ma
ME tylko otrzymac wyspe Cypr,
ale takze wyspy Dodekanesos,
dalej poludniowa Albanie, a po
zatem Anglia przyobiecala O.
proznic po wojnie z wojsk
sprzymierzonych wyspy ma mo
rzu Egejskiem. Jak sic wobec
tel oferty zachowa Grecya, ME
jest wiadomem. Zdaje sic jed
max, ze Grecya ustapi i przyla
czy sic do sprzymierzonych
wobec faktu, re Rumunia godzi
sic juz ma propozycye Rosyi, a.
by I'd Besarabie przepuscic woj
ska rosyjskie przez swe teryto-
ryum, co jest r6wnoznacznem
re stanieciem po stronie sprzy
mierzonych.
Co m6wia Austryacy?
Wieden, 81 pazdz. Urzedowy
f0.huiiikat glosi, re wojska au-
stro wegierskie wdarly sic do
Serbii az po Wyszograd. Ser
bowie stawili opor pod Slatina,
ma zach6d cd Kniaziewaca. Ma
froncie czanog6rskim wojska
austro wegierskie zdobyly
Sucha gore, ale Czarnog6rcy
cofneli sic ma druga gore, gdzie
dalej stawiaja op6r. Mad Dzwi-
ma trivia pojedynek artyleryj-!
ski"
$4,000 Bulgar6w pablo.
Londyn, 81 pazdz. o ruchach
woisk anglo francuskich, kt0
re ruszyly Salonik ma p6lnoc,
niema zadnej wiadomoSci. u
przednio iednak przybyle od-
dzialy angielskie przylaczyly
sic do Serbow i razem stawialy
op6r Bulgarom pod Strumnica
i Veles. Pod tenn ostatniem mia
stem Bulgarzy mieli ponieSc ol
brzymie straty, ktore obliczaia
ma $4,000 ludzi W zabitych, ran
nych i wzietych do niewoli.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
PODSTEP AUSTRYA-
K6W ME UDAk Sic
w DOLINIE ASTICO KILKA
ODDZIAL6W UDAWALO
PODDANIE SIZE.
Rzym, 1 list. RAPPORT glownej
kwatery wloskiej donosi:

Rzym, 1 list. RAPPORT glownej
kwatery wloskiej donosi:
w dolinie Astico, kilka od-
dzialow nieprzyjaciela udajac
zamiar poddania sic, usilowalo
dostac sic do naszych pozycyi
w Terra Torrent. ktore darem-
ME atakowaiy dnia 25go z. m,
Poznawszy podstep, rozpocze-
liSmy morderczy ogien. Wsrod
nieprzyiaciela zapanowalo "a
mieszanie; 200 trupow pozosta-
10 ma polu: wzieliSmy 49 jen-
cow, W tenn dw6ch oficer6w
zdobyliSmy 100 karabinow i pc
VIVA iloSc amunicyi.
w poblizu Podgory dokona-
iii Austryacy dw6ch atakow, ce-
lem powstrzymania mas w posu
waniu sic ku szczytom wzg6rz.
Ataki te odparlismy ogniem
artyleryi i karabinow maszy-
nowych. Straty Austryakow by
ly bardzo znaczne."
Wieden, 1 list. Ministerstwc
wojny oglosilo:
.,Wlosi powtorzyli W sobote
ataki ma zaciecie broniome przy
czoiki mostowe Gorycyi Tol
mein ma kilka pozycyi W Kar
sic W kotlinie Doberdo. "
niektorych punktach trwals
lka reczna przez Gala noe. =
IWojska nasze utrzymaly sic ns
wszystkich pozycyach. - M
froncie Tyrolskim, atak ma To
male zostal znowu odparty.
lWszystkie glowne pozycye ma
my W reku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-01
1RLANDCzYCY UcHODzA
PRED KoNsKRYP'CYA.

New York, N. Y, 1 listopa-
da. Wsr6d 984 pasazerow przy
'byiych tu Europy ma parow-
Gu New York, 'znajdowalo sic
400 mlodych .Irlandczykow. -
.Wszyscy wyjechali 2 kraju, 2
'obawy przynusowej siuzby
Moiskowei.. E4, ,5s
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Redding, Cal, l list. Wulkan
Lassen, kt6ry W sobote poczal
wyrzucac tdym, byl jeszcze
czynny W niedzielet " poludnie
Wyrzucal !, niezlnierne klebs e
5 stego 2 y dynnlu, jaak aigdy pred.