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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-06-12

Moan tried to get all the animals into
the ark some Of them were trouble
some. and he had to get a dog to help
MIN drive them in. Because of this
inc dog was the last to enter the ark.
Inere was no room left. so he had to
stand In the doorway with his nose
outside IN the wet, and it has never
been warm since.
science gives quite another explana-
ton OF the matter. The coldness Of a
dogs nose is. 1t says. due to the fact
tnat It must be kept moist all the
time In order to sharpen his sense of
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-06-12
LlNT~~S

81 Shall Be Sorry for LYDIA" He Said
leveIly.
by heaven, I knew she was not to
blame"
Have you finished?" asked Brood,
wiping his brow. 1t was dripping.
Except to repeat that am through
with you forever. I've had all that l
can endure and I'm through. My great
est regret is that l didn't get out
long ago. But like fool-a weak fool.
kept on hoping that you'd change
and that there were better days ahead
for me. l kept on hoping that you'd
be a real father to me. Good Lord.
what a libel on the name!" He
laughed raucously. I'm sick Of calling
You father. You did me an honor
downstairs by calling me bastard.
You had no right to call me that, but,
by heaven, IL it were not for this bit
of cardboard here over my heart, I'd
laugh in your face and be happy to
shout from the housetops that / am
no son of yours. But there's no such
luck as that! I've only to look at my
mothers innocent, soulful face to"
Stop" shouted Brood in an awful
voice. His clenched hands were raised
above his head. THE time has come
for me to tell you the truth about this
innocent mother of yours. Luck il
with you. / am not your father. You
are"
Wait! If you are going to tell me
that my mother was not good wom-
an, want to 60 on record In advance
of anything you may say. as being
glad that am her son no matter who
my father was. l am glad that she
loved me because was her child. and
If you are not my father then / still
have the Joy of knowing that she loved
some one man we'll enough to" He
broke of the bitter sentence and with
nervous fingers drew a small leather
case from his waistcoat pocket BE
fore you go any farther, take one look
at her face. 1t will make you
ashamed Of yourself. Can you stand
there and lie about her after looking
| into"
He was holding the window curtains
apart. and a stream of light fell upon
the lovely face. SO small that Brood
was obliged to come quite close to be
able to see it. His eyes were dis
tended.
1T is not Matilde-it is like her
but Yes, yes. it is Matilde! I must
be losing my mind to have thought
He wiped his brow. But, good God, II
was startling-positively uncanny." He
spoke as to himself, apparently forget
ting that he had a listener.
well, can you lie about her now?'
demanded Frederic.
Brood was still staring as IL fas-
cinated at the tiny photograph. But
I have never seen that picture before.
She never had one 80 small as that
It"
! CTo BE CoNTINUED)
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Oh, We Good Old Times.

That the big New York hotels are
not homelike or comfortable is the
plant of a western Pennsylvania man
who makes frequent trips to New
York. Il suppose this is New York's
idea of what a regular hotel ought to
be like" said the visitor az he looked
disdainfully about the gold and gilt
trimmings of the music room at the
Waldorf-Astoria. But let me tell you
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-06-12
Rastus' Hone.

Mandy-What fob yo' been goin' to
de post office so regular? Are you cor
responding wifi some other female?
Rastus-Nope, but since All been q
readin' in de papers bout desc CON
science funds" All kline Of thought All
might possibly git lettah from dat
ministah what married us.
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why DOGS NOSE IS COLD
Being Crowded Out Of the Ark 10 q
Pretty Story, but Not Sciences
Explanation.

When your faithful old dog pokes
his nose into your hand, even your af.
fection cannot prevent a little SILVER.
because the nose is so cold. Why Ii
litf When the body Of dog II 30
warm. why should this one spot be DIFF.
Ifersnt from all the rest Of him?
| The old fable tells NJ that when
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-06-12
CHAPTER XIV.
A Mother intervenes.


Long past midnight the telephone
in the Desmond apartment rang sharp
ly, insistently. Lydia, who had just
fallen asleep. awoke with start and
sat bolt upright in her bed. A clammy
perspiration broke out all over her
body. She knew there had been a
catastrophe.
She sat there chattering until she
heard her mothers door open and then
the click of the receiver as it was
lifted from the hook. Then she put
her fingers to her ears and closed her
eyes. The very worst had happened,
she was sure Of 1t. The blow had
fallen. The only thought that scared
her brain was that she had failed him.
tailed him miserably in the crisis. Oh,
II she could only reclaim that lost
hour of indecision and cowardice!
The light in the hallway suddenly
smote her in the face and she realized
for the first time that her eyes were
tightly closed as II to shut out some
abhorrent sight.
"Lydia!" Her mother was standing
In the open door "Oh, you are awake?
Mrs. Desmond stared in amazement
at the girls figure. q.
What Is It, mother? Tell me what
has happened? Is he"
He wants to speak to you. He is
on the wire. IL His voice sounds
very queer"
The girl sprang out of bed and hur
ried to the telephone.
Don't go away, mother-stay here.
she cried as she sped past the white
clad figure in the doorway. Mrs. Des
lmond fattened herself against the wal
and remained there as motionless as
q statue, her somber gaze fixed on hel
daughters face,
Yes, Frederic-it is Lydia. What
ts II, dear?" Her voice was high and
thin.
His voice came jerking over the
wire, sharp and querulous. She closed
her eyes in anticipation of the blow
her body rigid.
I'm sorry to disturb you." he wal
saying. but ! just had to call 20,
up" The words. were disjointed, al
n he forced them from his lips ont
by one In q supreme effort at coher
ency.
Yes, yes-it's all right. ! dom
mind. You did right. What is it?'
II want you to release me from my
promise"
"You mean-the promise-but, Fred
dy. ! can't release you. love you.
will be your wife. no matter what ha.
happened, no matter"
"Oh. Lord, Lyddy-it isn't that! III
the other-the promise to say nothing
to my father"
"O-oh!" she sighed weakly, a vast
wave Of relief almost suffocating her
He has made it impossible for me
to 60 on without"
where are you, Frederick" she
cried, in sudden alarm.
'Oh. I'm all right. shan't 60 home
you may be sure of that Tomorrow
will be time enough"
where are you? l must know
How can reach you by telephone
Don't be frightened. dear. It's go,
to be, that's all. II might as well be
ended now as later on. The last straw
was laid on tonight. Now, don't ash
questions. I'll see you in the morning
Goodnight, sweetheart. Twelve told
you that ! can't stick to my promise
You'll understand. l couldn't rest un
til I'd told you and heard your dear
voice. Forgive me for calling you up
Tell your mother I'm sorry. Good
night"
Freddy, listen to me! You mus,
wait until I-Oh!" He had hung ur
the receiver. She heard the whir OF
the open wire.
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like as the old round iron stoves that
used to decorate every hotel lobby?
No stree. Give me the old-fashioned
hotels every time."-New York Times.
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nose is dry and warm he is Ill and
needs doctoring
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SUNDNSQ[||N
LESSON |

(By f.. O. SELLERS Acting Diva
Sunday School Course of Mood,' v
Institute. ChicagoD q
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CTO BE CONTINUED)
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
Lud rumuiSki
"a Wojna.
BURZLIWE ZGROMADZE'
ME ANTI-NIEMIECKIE.
Co zrObia Rumunia i Grecya-
dalej zagadka.

Amsterdam, via Londyn, 26
pazdz. Stanowisko progerman-
skie kr6la rumunskiego i vie
kszosci gabinctu oburzylo do
aywegc nar6d rumunski. Byli
ministrowie rumunscy Jonescu
i Filipesco zwo}ali W stolicy
Rumunii masowe Zgromadze-
MIA. ma ktorych podnieSli zdra-
lie intercs6w rumUhskich przez
ohecny rad rumunski, przechy
laiqcy sic na strone niemiecka,
Zgromadzenia oI5wiadczyly sic
"a woina Rumunii Austrya,
gdyz woina ia uwolni z n1ewoll
austryacliei kilka milionow Ru
munow. Uchwalone rezolucye
dorlaqaia sic usuniecia germa-
nofilskich ministr6w wydania
woiny Niemcom, Wegrom i Bul
;Nrom mazliwie natychmiast,b by
nicdopuscic do polaczenia sic
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
'RosYanie dziesiat.
kuja NiemC6w.
STOSY TRUP0W NIEMIEC.
KICH POD KOMARO.
WEN.
WieIu Niemc6w poszIO do ME-
wolf.

Londyn, 27 pazdz. Rosyjskle
wojska zadaly dotkliwa kleske
wojskom niemieckim austryac
kim pod Komarowem, ma "a
ch6d cd wsi Wolica, a ma pol
noe cd Nowo Aleksinca. Trzy
rozpaczliwe ataki niemieckie
odparto, pokrywajac pobojowi-
sko stosami niemieckich tru-
pow. Pcnadto Rosyanie zdobyli
wazna strategicznie wieS VOL
ka Goluzinska, gdzie zdobyii
kilka karabinow maszynowych
i wzieli sporo jenca. Komunikat
rosyjski zaprzecza. jakoby
Nieincy odnieSli jakiekolwiek
sukcesy w dniach ostatnich
ped Czartoryjskiem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
Serbia nienlal .'
zlamana.
NIEMCY LADA CHWlLA
ZLACZA SIE Z Bull
GARAMI.
Naiezdzy drogo jednak Oplaca
ia sukcesy.

Londyn, 26 pazdz. w izbie
gnin powaznie zaatakowano
ministeryum wojny "a wynik
operacyj ma Balkanach. W RE
czywistosci panstwa sprzymie-
rzone mic jeszcze ME zrobily, a.
bv uratowac Scribe cd pogromu.
Wvs}ana pomoc jest smiesznie
maIa. w Salonikach wyladowa-
10 opr6cz Francuz6w zaledwie
$4,000 Anglik6w. Wobec pol
milionowej silly wojsk bulgar-
skich. korpus ekspedycyjny
lest mic ME znaczacym drobiaz-
eiem. Wprawdzie nowo zamla-
nowany w6dz wojsk sprzymie-
rzonych ma Baikanach, general
Monro codzieh przyobiecuje pc-
moe, ale ia pomoc ME nadcho-
dzi w rzeczywistosci tylko
Francuzi pospieszyli serbm z
czesciowa pomoca, wraz woj
skami serbskiemi 'starala sic
os}onie Macedonia serbska
;,,r,ozva bulgarSka. An
rlicv. chociaz wyladowaF W
salonikach, ma terenie woiny
ieszcze sic ME ukazali. lnterpe-
1acve te wywolaly rozgorycze-
ME W izbie a atakowani cziOnk0 z
,;;o n,inisteryum tenn tylko sic
t16n,aczyli, HiS ze byIo niepodobieh
stwem stO,,sn ", tax krdtkitn czasie e ze
braf wieksza sile ae 40 ostat- !:
niei chwili zdawalo 80 it;:: ?. Gre
s,y' eva i Rumunia wystapsa. ere
eiw cyS Bulgaryi. Tymczasem pan
stwa te ME wypelnily przyrze-,
o1e,,i cofnely sic W chwlll maj
l,,.5tvcznieiszei, co te5 spowo- W,
dowalo obecnv kryavs ma Balka
uocb ale posilki rvchlo sle zna1 .,sa
4. ma teatrze baikanskllii'
maczenia on ile te, rzecz naturalna'
nia'zslS nia zsaowclily interpelant0w. s.
fW ondvnie wobee tego pann,e 't 4
I I I y, y, l;, oanie ma kiefQEhik 6w f; ak7
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
Uchwala rezolucye, iadajace usuniecia germanofi-
SkiCh mliniStr6W.
Serbia W przedednin zag1ady'
Polaczenie sic sil Mackensona Bulgarami bliskie
Zaledwie 13, 900 Anglik6w w Salonikach.
Niemcy straciI dotyehezas okoIo 5 miIionow ludzi.
Rosyanie miazdza Niemc6w pod KomaroWem.
Prezydent Francyi udaje sic inie bojowa
Move dowod spiSku NemC6W przeCW Sanom zednoczOym'
Wmieszan aere uzedncy konsular dypomaYczn Nemiec

W koncu zostai, Wyrzuceni. Da-
lei ma poludnie Serbowie
Francuzi okopali sic, czekajac
ma posilki sprzymierzonych, ia
kie maja nadejSc z Salonik.
Co m6wia BBulgarzy?
Sofia, via Londyn, 26 pazdz.
Urzedowy komunikat bulgar-
| ski brzmi:
,,Wojska nasze zdobyly Ne
gocin i Prokowc w poblizu Du-
Inaju. Wzielismy do niewoli ie-
dnego oficera 270' zolnierzy.
| Ma pobojowisku naliczylismy
300 trupow serbskich.
,,Ksiaze Cyryl i komendant
armii serdecznie byli witani,
do Uskup."
Co m6wia Niemcy?
Berlin, via Londyn, 26 pazdz.
Urzedowy komunikat niemiec-
XII brzmi:
,,ZaieliSmy polnocne stoki do
liny Raca ma poludnie cd Palan-
ka, a takze Marcovac, Laole i
Kucewo. w ciagu ostatnich
dni wzieliSmy do niewoli $50
Serb6w. PowyzsZe pozycye
znajduja sic W centrum ME
mieckiej linii W p6lnocnej Ser
bii, a w odlegloSci mil ma polu-
dEie cd Dunaju."
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
PREZYDENT FRANCII
KR0L JERRY Ma FROM
Gle.
Ksiaie WALTZ odznaczony fran
cuSkim krzyzem wojennym..

Paryz. 81 pazdz. Prezydent
Poincare minister woiny Mil
Grand spotkali sic onegdaj
krolem Jerzym na linii boiowei
i odbyli przegIad
woisk. Wczorai zaS kr6l W to-
'arzystwie ksiecia Walii rewi,
zytowal armie francuska, przy-
,yciem do gl6Wnei kwatery
3yl obecnym przy przemarszu
','ancuskich wojsk kolonial-
7ych, a nastepnie ogladal sta
lowiska obserwacyjne przy ba
teryach. Prezydent Poincare u
dekorowal ksiecia Walii krzy-
aem wojennym, "a czynna sluz-
be w armii niemal cd samego
poczatku woiny.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
NAPAD MA SUFRAZYSTkI
WE PHILADELPHIA.
Poch6d republikanski brutalnie
zaatakOwai zebranie su-
frazystek.

Philadelphia, Pa, 81 pazdz.
Brutalnego ataku ma sufrazyst-
ki dopuscili sic tu republikan1e
odbywajacy pochod. Marszalek
~Hchodu natrafiwszy ma zebra
ME uliczne sufrazystek = VIE
chal ma ME konno, rozpraszajac
zebranie, a reszta idacych W
pochodzie, - rZucala ma mow-
czynie zebranie ognie sztucz-
ne, kt6re palila. Nastepnie z O.
kien pobliskiego domu, przy
ktorym odbywa}o sic zebranie
/. @frazystek, oblewano je woda,
"a niejscu zajscialpolicya INA
lazia sic dopiefo ku koneowi j
aresztowala 5ednego mezczy-
zne, ktory ma zebfanie rzucil
rzzsymska pochodnisf lecz; zostal
|Eoi natychnaia lwolniony
pre- sedziego repd Blikanina.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
SpiSki niemieCkie
W St. Zjedn.
DYPLOMACI I URZEDNICY
KONSULARNI CZYNNI
PRZECIW STANOM ZJE-
DNOCZONYM.

Washington, d. c., 81 pazdz.
Department stanu jest W po-
siadaniu dw0ch dokumentow,
odnCszacych sic do czynnoSci W
Stanach Zjednoczonych agen-
tow rzadu niemieckiego, kt6re
doprowadzic moga do sensacyj,
nego konca, jak afera ambasa-
dora austryackiego, dr.. Dunn
by.
Jeden Z tych dokumentov
Jest raportem do rzadu niemiec
kiego, opracowanym przez FIR
Rintelen. RAPPORT ten ME do,
szed} swego przeznaczenia, -
gdyz znaleziony zostal przez a.
gent6w angielskich przy iowa,
rzyszu podrozy Rintelena, ME.
kim Maloy, W Plymouth, gdy
przybyli tam ma okrecie Ryn-
darn. Obaj zostali uwiezieni
przez wiadze angielskie.
Drugim dokumentem jest IA
.
port departamentu sprawiedli-
wosci, zestawioay raportu
tajnei policyi federalnej, o czyn
nosci agentow diemieckich w
Ameryce.
Department stanu zacho-
'wuje trese tychs dokurnent6w W
.tajemnicy, lecz dobrze poinfor-
.mowani dab do poznania, ze|
.loprowadsic to moze do og6lpeI
go ,,oczyszczenia" konsuls@]| s]
niemieckich W Amerycei ogell
ma oblaMe na emisaryuszy ] al
gent6w sgadu niemieckiego,
kt5rgy dzialaja " kierunku
szkodzenia przemyslowi tutej-I
szernu. ii ssl
RAPPORT Rintelena ,zawiera@
ma zdsnienl. |, ,dobrze pofnforns
ahycb sspFs czdanis NgSsI
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
POLKA MsCI SIZE MA KOBURGU.

Milan via Paryz 81 paadziernila gOdzina 4:2O rano
Polka Kanra Rybicka c6rEa urzednka pOLicy Wiedniu,
bIaIa wasem sarczanym cezkO pOstela kseca Leopoda
dou Coburg bratanka kr6la bulgarsegO Ferdynanda p
cze drugim srzaem rewOweru odebraia soDle zyele 70
wodem zaachu byIo nedOrzymane przez ksieca prrzec
MIA maehstwa Ksaae Leopold mai sic MIA ozenc jezcze
ipc 1914 roku Gdy owa niedotrzyma Rybicka daa niu
try miesqce Gdy tein wyznaczony mna zaatko~
waa go kwasem siarczanym rewowerem Ksaie jesli wy
IS sic rany, utrac wzrOk.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27

kow pienieznych ma cele ME
mieckie sumo potrzebna do
sparalizowania wyrobu amuni-
cyl.
Sprawozdanie szczeg6lowe,
co zdzialanem zostalo w tym
kierunku i co ma bye uczynio-
mem ma uszkodzenie transpor-
tacyi z New Yorku do portow
sprzymierZonych panstw ra-
port o usilowaniach poczynio-
nych w Meksyku ku podtrzy-
MANU- tam zaburzen wewnetrz-
nych, tudziez preliminiarz kosz
tow utrzymania podsycania
tych zaburzen.
Pr6cz tego rapport ten wy
mienia nazwiska dyplcmatow
|niemieckich W Ameryce, czyn-
Inych W powyzszych Sprawach,
'nk r6wnicz zarys stanowiska
iNiemc6w w Ameryce i ich sym
IIpatyk6w, gdyby pomiedzy Sta
nami Ziednoczonymi a Niemca
mi doszIo do zerwania stosun-
k0w.
Sprawozdanie departamentu
sprawiedliwosci przelozone 70
stalo sekretarzowi Stanu j!'5
pred kilkoma dniami. Depsr-
lament sprawiedliwosci wyka-
zuie W sprawozdaniu SVEN, re
nienieccy i austryacey, ;dyplo-
maei i urzednicy konsulalni
wmieszani So W r6znego rodza-
III przekroczenia praw Stan6w
Ziednoczonych.
lie nazwiska tych, ktorzy
przygotowywali plan ustanowie
MIA tu podstawy dla lodzi pod
niemieckich So wiado-
me, jak r6wniez, gdzie potrze- (
~ lodzi tych miaiy sic znajdo-
wac. Wiadomem tez jest depar.
o usilowaniack pew
nyeh osob, znanych z nazwisk c8.
lrzadzenie tajnej stacy,sl, tela-s
grafu iskrowego i nazwj Ss:SO.s5
sob, ktore utworzyEy spis.s kus
aiszczeaiu dret6ws szczajas
" Y, ss'ss sss'y ssga ,ss' |s's q !
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
ZWYCIESTWO CUB. DUNNE
w SPRAWIE KANALU
SPEAWNEGO.

Washington, D. c., 27 pazdz.
Gubernator Dunno odniosl
wczoraj zwyciestwo ola swego
projektu glebokiej drogi spla-
wnej W stanie Illinois, uzyska-
MEM aprobaty sekretarzy ma
rynarki. 2 aprobata ia idzie te7
subwencya federalna W pew
7ych dzialach budoWy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
Serbia bIiska rOzbicia.

Ateny, 26 pazdz. Me otrzy-
mawszy zadanej pomocy, Ser
bia sama jedna valley przeciw
nawale najezdczej, stawiajac
bohaterskc czoio olbrzymiej
przewadze iczebnej. Walka ia
Jest jednak beznadziejna. Cd
ostatecznego pogromu mic Ser
bii uratoweE ME zdola, o lie W
dniach najblizszych sprzymie-
rzeni ME uderZa ma Bu1garye
cd poIudnia, ably wiekszosc ar
mil buigarskiej odciagnac cd
granicy serbskiej. Lada chwila
tez nastapi polaczenie sic
wojsk buigarskich armia Ma
ckensena, ktora przeprawiwszy
sic pod Orsowa, prze naprzod,
ably zajac olbrzymio wazny
strategicznie kiln serbski, wsu-
niety pomiedzy Bulgarye, Ru-
munie Wegry. Do klina tego
dobijaja sic takze cd poludnio-
Wepo WSchOdu BuIparZy. kto-
rzy nawet zaieli luz Negocin.
Podanie sobie rak obu armii in
wazyjnych Jest wiec tylko kwe
stya godzin.
Drogo oplacone sukcesy.
Kiln a+o"o bronia Serbowie
1ezprzykladnem mestwem. -
Kazda mila. Z ktorej Serbowie
ustapili pod naporem, pokryta
jest gesto trupami Austrya-
k6w, Niemc6w j Bulgar0w. Je-
r!,owm Serbowie So "a s}abi,
abv przoszli do kontratakow.
RvIobv to ich samob6jstwem,
.gdyz al5cya TAXA zbyt drogo ko
sztuie, Gdy wiec pozyca Jest
luz do nieutrzmania, cofaja sic,
ale tenn samem daja wrogowt
moz!iwo$c polaczenia iego sill.
Gdy to nastapi, Serbia bedzie
Iniemal dokoIa otoczona olbrzy-
mia nawala, gdyz i cd 5achodu
zagraza Serbii ar1nia austryac-
ka, kt6ra skupia sic W Sera]e-
vie, a kt6rej czolowe oddzialy
przeszly iuz przez, 'rzeke,. ma
Ipolnoc cd Czarnogory. E
Mimo tel przewagi SepRa e
izwyciesko walcza ma poldSliDa
wynn wschodzie . { Bulgarapni.
IOdehrali oni Bulgarohl nliasto
!yeles (KopruluA 30s0zone ma
hHii koleiowej. ma ! poiudniowy
E%sehod ,ofs Dskups Bulgafzy
Estawialii rozpaczl Hwy s6p6rs d ale
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27

Teatr nowych zmagan sic EurOpy, Serbia. Zacemnone
czesci oznaczaa przestene zaete anIe
Ma E0nocy wdara sic do Serb arma Mackensena, cd
schodu Bugarzy Nacietsze bOje tocza sic obecne kat
p6ocnym wschOdze gdze stykaa sic grance Serb Ru
mVii sBugaryi Gownem zadane wojsk austro niemiec
k6 bugafskch jest sforsowac ten waski zemi ably
mia bygafska mogla poaczy6 sic armia Mackensena
zen spos6b owarta zosay Nemco droga do Konstantyno
paa dokad iJz swobodne mpgtby Niemcy saG amunicye
do yrobu technik6w, 60
Aatem BE u)twoIzyc non frnie sa5
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
The National Polish Daily

The paper with a home circulation
OFFICES:
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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
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PAPIE1 W SPRAWIE POLSKi,
IsMILl RYBICKA POSTRzELkA KSIEGIA KOBURGA
| WYPRLlkA bAI 0GZY. ...

Rzyn via Pary5 q pazdziernika, godzna so nOcy
Organ Wayanu Osservatore Romano Oglasz re papiez h
nedyk odczuwa8c OgrOm neszczesc POIsce wyda Odez"
do wszystch biskup6w kaOego Swiata proszac ich ab
dze 2lgo stopada naznacyh sych dyecezyach Jaka
dzief mod6w d2ien pomOcy materyanej dla POlskl
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
Lud rumuhshi domaga sic Wojny Au$try
Mackensena z Bulgarami, gdyz
to bedzie nieszczeSciem Rumu-
nil, Po wielkiem zgromadzeniu
W Bukareszcie, urzadzono de-
monstracye, ale policya ia roz-
pedzila.
MOzliwOSc starcia Z Grecya.

MOzliwOSc starcia Z Grecya.
Gaminet rumunski dalej ra'
dzf co robic. Jesli jednak co dc
Rumunii moga bye jeszcze ia
kie nadzieie, to 7 Grecya sytu.
acya uklada sic coraz fatalniej
Anglia cofnela propozycye cd,
dania Grecyi wyspy Cypru. -
Krol grecki wyjecha} do Salo-
nix, ably stanac ma czele armii
greckiej. Wszystko to robi wra
aenie, ze stosunki pomiedzy
Anglia a Grecya zerwane i ze
lada chwila wojska greckie rzu
cic sic moga ma wciska sprzy-
mierzonych, a flota angielska @
strzeliwac zacznie porty gree
kie. ~Zagadkowem bowiem jest,
re woiska sprzymierzonych
miast iSc do Serbii, tlzymaja
~ saIbnik i okolicy.
R5wniez wiele mowi pogloslSa,
re Niemcy ofiarowaly Grecyi
Cypr ime korzySci "a neutral
nose, a Geese Malei Azyi "a rzu-
Genie sic ma woiska spzymie-
rzonych w Salonikach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-27
/ RIA
ROSYA zADA Cd RUMUNII
PRZEPUSZCZENIA
WOJSK.

LONDYN, 27 spazdz. Rosya
zazadala cd Rumunif pozwole-
MIA przejscia woss5k rosyjskich
przez terytoryum rumunskie
przeciw Bulgaryi. Do tel chw1s
Iii BukaIeszt jeszcze pie /! odpo7, Fe
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-09
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