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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
DANISH STEAMER
CLEARED JAN. Y

London, Jan. 2s.-(10o P. A).-The
Danish steamer Kentucky which sailed
from New York Nov. 30 for Copenhagen
and was detained Dec. II at Kirkwall
and later was transferred 10 Lefth clear
ed for Copenhagen Jan. q Previously
the Kentucky had. been relieved Of ga
tons OF meat shipped from New York,
This meat has been sent tosa prize court.
The oficiai British report Of the incl
dent says that the meat Wac consigned
to The Danske Fedt Import Co." which
II 10 declared opened its Copenhagen Of
fec after the Kentucky had sailed, and
which undoubtedly was started with a
view to supplying the enemy's forces"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

SiS Say, IL WSoio nave serious coOS6-
quences for the large Austro-German
army in and about the Carparniap
passes.
Rumania Delays Action
The Russian military experts antic-
lpate that the Austrians will deliver
their main attack with their extreme
right il western Burkowina IN the
hope Of achieving a signal victory and
thus give Rumania cause to pause
The only thing holding Rumania in
check at present. it is stated, is the
uncertainty as to the action Bulga-
ria would be likely to take. Bulgaria,
ii is asserted, is still demanding that
part of Macedonia now under Serbian
rule, as the price Of her neutrality and
this Serbia is said to be not willing to
part with. Greece, ii is asserted, also
objects 10 Bulgaria extending her
boundaries westward, taking the
ground that this would place a wedge
between her and her ally Serbia. Thus.
seemingly. the whole Balkan situation
remains involved, and il is stated that
it is not likely TO be cleared up until
the demands Of Bulgaria are satisfied.
Another skirnish with the Turkish
advance guard not far from Suez is
reported from the British forces in
Egypt 1t was not Of serious charac-
ter. On the other hand, British ma
rines are said TO have landed at AL
exandretta, Asiatic Turkey, and to
have cut the telegraph wires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
TURKS DESTROY
GREEK VILLAGES

London. Jan. 29.-(s.65 A MA dis-
patch TO the Reuters Aelegram Co. from
Tiflis, the Russian army headquarters
in Trans-Caucasia, says:
Fifty Greek villages around kars, in
southern Trans-Caucasia. have been laid
in ruins by the Turks. The flight Of the
Greek Inhabitants was precipitate and
the women and children are said to have
suffered intensely from the cold wealth
err 1t is reported that many of the men
among the Greeks were made prisoners
and that some were killed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
OAKLAND

A deputation Of young men from Colby
College will conduct the Gospel service
st the High street Mission Sunday after
noon at $50. s-
The new motion picture theatre 10
now ready for business. The hrrt sasow
will be given Saturday evening All
q the latest modern imrEesemeuAs-6aAA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
lMASTERMAN GOES TO BOSTON TO
| CONFER WITH RED S0x MANAGER

Pennington, Me-, Jan. e9-Raaph c.
Masterman OF Weld left Thursday for
Boston where he will meet Manager
Carrigan Of the Red Sox, by whom he
has been offered contract for the
season.
Masterman, who has just turned 20
years, is reckoned one OF the best
schoolboy catchers in Maine. He has
been reported as reserved by both the
Lewiston and Portland teams Of the
New England League. Neither has any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

claim on his services. he says. He is a
student at Keuts Hill Seminary.
Masterman Is about six feet tall and
weighs $50 pounds. He is an especially
good batting catcher, he hits from tn.
left side Of the plate and has no SUI
perior in the State at pegging =
bases. Several colleges tried to get
Masterman last season and "Piep Way
the Yale pitcher who played with VIM
throp in the Trolley League, tried hard
to induce him to enter the New Haven
university.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

p,,sh,r~ q baby carrtA8e IN
+h. n,a6le ~ street came -neas
bringing sericu ITO ne' SCI a
her baby yes ioieiiooii' "ie -
uon. 20 by the hoof OF the
,orsa ar;yar Frank E. Drake!
Luckily the was no. eoan .
a very rapF anu 'ne ~A
received onris W uiso ou -
foo. NJ ! placed her tn the
cerr,e,a her home. Both the
ar,,,.r .,d oman were proceed
inc so,7th ain street. The sun
ms sbirinAr. brakes eyes, and
h. MA ,othe object directly n
front Of b 'He slieet uItu
horse sud- Stopped ana lnsn1 rs
realized " SERIOUS See, Hap
been narrAVerted. r-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
EXAMINATIONS FOR
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

Portland, Me. Jan. 2S.-(SpeciaD.
Examinations fer certified public ac-
countant were conducted in the alder
mems room at City hall by the State
Board Of Accountancy today. The sue
cessful candidates were: George M.
GRAHAM, 1850 Willard street, Wash
ington, D. c.; Frank Holmes Jones,
Red Beach, Me; Richard Aver Rhodes.
% Deering street. Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
DECLARES War
WILL CAUSE BIG
BOOM IN LUMBER

Cincinnati O., Jan S-Lumber dealers
OF the United States must make prepa-
ration for q great period Of prosperity
on account Of the European war. declar-
ed J. H. Himmelberger of Capt Girar-
deau, NJ, at the opening session Of the
National Hardwood Association today.
Mr.. Himmelberger said that he knew
large orders for lumber Of all kinds have
been placed In this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
COWEN AND GAN
''' IN N SPORTS

c.-haa~> -, Jan. 2e-Cowen
and f,tluan. tvarvard varsity line
men who play6 Ine iSiS eAAe VIII
vale .ne arasn participate in col
lexe snorts IL announced by the
Harvard authces today. Scholastic
condition.. WI barred both men last
tan. haye b. Eau9Md
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

After taking possession Of the National
Palace General Obregon. at the head of
his troops rode down San Francisco
steet to his newly established head
quarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

(ContInued rom Page One)
hidden on the roof OF the Cathedral.
Obregon said that the shots were IN
doubtedly directed towards him and that
it was an attempted assassination. The
perpetrators have not yet been captured.
Three soldiers ware killed and several
wounded during the firing
Saloons Closed
All saloons are closed in compliance
with an order by the authorities. The
commercial houses and banks have an
nounced that they will resume business
Immediately.
Late yesterday afternoon and in the
early evening 5000 additional Carranza
troops, consisting Of three branches Of
arms, entered the capital ana marched
to the quarters selected tor them by
General Oregon.
The Zapatista troops who Left the city
on the appearance Of General Obre-
gon and his forces, have retreated to
the southwark
Fled On Street Cars
The rear guard Of the Zapatistas left
the city n General Oregon entered,
holding - street, cars. at the point of
rifles in order to commander them for
transport ~ far - the suburbs
All commercial houses and banks were
closed but aside from the shooting on
the main plaza the entry Of the Car
rama. 5eZSes caused % 5atstnEeseosA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
FRANCE INCREASES
ITS ISSUE OF BONDS

Paris, Jan. rs, $40 p. M--The Cham
Der Of Deputies adopted today q bill
increasing by 1.900. 100 900 francs
(s20a. 600 .0001 the issue Of treasury
.bQRda, which limits the AmQQnt 81 n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
WHILE TIGERS
" DEFEAT THE BEAVERS

Naterville Tigers defeated the
ps OF Augusta at the Casino al
,ariday night taking two strings
=. margin Of 81 pins. The sum-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
6ETTS LEADS
OF
| sTA7ELEACUE

are the individual aver
.au.le,s q The state Bowling
~ .,.-.e teads ny q small mar
- lsarr..-ton and Russell tied
9 I = a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

News has heeived In Water
viii. ,het par g. Sidney Booth
.nd child who cen in England,
the;r fornar In, expected to ar-
,;Ia o. pos.,n .Devonian OF the
Leyland Line, Val. o.n' WV
was formerly OF tne CM ~
church here, v ai'1sIea 1aa WI :
in this countr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
WATEl.E

The Dramatic 1t ~
will hold a Dr. - -
play "A Country sa,n. :.
day evening at thnEe han N
Winslow. asarr 5s-Zs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

why He Was
Meeting will be lp1oe. Va
sermon by Rev. w Os -
c.,ch.,, $40, baptist church
Sunday morning. VEINS
Wages" The - LnHes -
meeting at 6.45 ioQ " 49, = ?.
Clayton Pillsbur, %
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\ F.. LAWSON Is
4 VIGOROUS WITNESS


k T.. Ia W >p-N ~
| {IC0POl = WITNESS
,.,.,-ue, :. Pace Onel
-----------,-------------------.---------------
-,. .. e-~ke o. lsN-o.
E. GA.
r..e ..-.. null pens like
s,-. e--s .1-..rel. he writ
L. ea~7.s --s.,sa-~a. driven over
n. -. ~ u..iaia ranges. d
rr e.s-.e. 80" ma 'ority was
Isa ne '-'er N"i@d TO- OF
s1,e 81" 'H'-'r governor aho
as~s '.';s ling cameo peace
sr1's' '.'.' ''.-'',- @''e -'0-''
y s
Go'oraoo ooa' STRIKE
\, Coio-e. -~". ana Fu4i Co, o.
l. q. t.-: a-:ack on the lih-
d III re-. "t-' 'nd YET you heard
IT. HocAete.''" s OWL Ups maj ne
| 7oHr.. -. the cause ot the
Id '''@ . " ~
,sF. .t- a.-4 Of the harisned
b. Nj iaw~o. continued, thou
r~. in r-el and tae extent o.
s1lpany -ra- Het for Jew ma'et-
b. ,. ---re rom the fact thai
) aas - 's and. dialects nave bee"
b L ia' res since -''+-
b 'e4-s ''.s7'-' h'' III ,'-''' 'l'''''lo ,
p. "'@ y"
F'"' -., -
a.-''' - l.. .,-T 49,,
r.. .........-, ,.,..-.. ann anil. -
..-...,.. She. and ,,le,rs
'.,..s,.. ... ~onri,,7l..r,ee Of 7,rh4ar-
.,rt..a-s ., taa mines rv ac4gsl
liz 5+.o7 wae su-r,a~rirr =. 80,
7rae, and crill-vr ID tne yari-
.,.s INA
NJ
r. Cd. .-' .- '-'' '~''-'Aei e 'e' = a.
''n''e- ..' N..h ih'9 uNheaNsI O.
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MATCHING FORCES FOR
CONTROL CARPATHIANS

Continued From Page y
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GEN. OREGON HAS
10000 IN THE CAPITAL

Continued From Page ons)
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..,,.r-vea = Page One
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

Nor will MT. Rockefeller's propo-
sal for the election Of men in coal
can,ps meet the needs of collective
bargaining. This is In truth the
shadow and notthe substance 1or men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

I ms.
Quotes Letter
Here Mr. Lawson quoted what pur-
ported a copy of a letter written by
Mr.. King, Aug. 16, 1914. TO John D.
| Rock efeiler. Jr., in which Mr.. King
said:
1t will not be long before the in
evitable effects of the European war
are certain TO make themselves fe-t
and once this becomes apparent, the
unions will have to revise considera-
blv some Of their present poilclss-
Looking at the ultimate, rather than
the Immediate effect, there is, gener-
ally speaking. going to be large
amount Of unemployment as conse-
ouence OF the war-in certain inous-
tries. II is going to be easy Tor en-
ployers TO find all the labor they de-
sire and unions Will be confronted
| with a new problem. Here, it seems
TO me- lies a possible avenue of ap-
proach toward restoring normal con-
oitions in Colorado"
Mr.. Lawson continued:
Aeain Quotes Rockefeller
"Nr. Rockefeller. likewise is quoted
as saying that God must be brought
TO New York In Colorado there is a
suffering multitude that asks only for
little Of the spirit OF the Christ. who
died for human brotherhood.
The causes of industrial unrest are
not to be removed by promises OF end
less Investigations or by sudden will
ingness to hold conferences. They lie
in the treatment Of free men as chat
tells to be disposed Of by deed and
wills. in absentee landlordism; in the
theft Of natural resources: or IN IN
difference to the necessity and asptr-
ations of those who toll In the DARK
for the benefit Of those in the light.
viii Not Meet Needs
Nor will MT. Rockefeller's propo-
sal for the election of men in coal
camps meet the needs OF conceive
bargaining. This is in truth the
pof~<ho -EuhSfanCA. for mSl
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
Washington. D. c., 12 PAID,

Washington, D. c., 12 pazdz.
Prezydent Wilson rozwaza O.
statecznie note juz zredagowana
1majaca bye przeslana AnglIl, a
czyniaca przedstawienia pre-
civ interweniowaniu Anglii W
handlu Stan. Zjedn. z neutral
mem panstwami, przez rozsze-
rzona blockade.
n. Komunikat ten dawno juz O.
owany, = ME zostal pre-
Anglii, tylko 2 tel przy-
csSll IL istniala k9ntrowersysal,, e,
z NiencaRt1i q Lusitanls s
incydenta 2 Walk podnaprs s
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
Berlin pr6buje po::
zyskaC Szwecye,
NORWEGIA I DANA BRA
NE w RACHUBE.
PROXY pozyskania Hiszpanii
Szwajcaryi.

Washington, D. c., II pazdz
Wprawdzie w tutejszem posel-
stwie szwedzkiem zapewniaja.
ze Szwecya zdola utrzymac swa
neutralnoSc i zalatwic pokojo-
wo z Anglia spor o konfiskowa-
ME towarow, wiezionych przez
te okrety, rzekomo do Niemiec'
Jednakowoz zaprzeczenia te SO
bardzo WatpliWej wartCscl. o.
brzymia wiekszoSc W Szwecyi,
jest po stronie niemieckiej. -
Faktycznie Szwecya wiele po-
maga Niemcom W obecnej woj
ME, a tal1ze kosztem Rosyi pra
gnie powiekszye swe granice'
Dlatego tez dyplomacya ME
miecka, kt6ra obecnie zwrocila
swe oczy ma Szwecye, wielkie
sukcesy odnosi W Sztokholmie.
MozliwoSc przeciagniecia Szwe
cyl ma strone panstw central
nych jest bardzo wielka ma
wet og6lnie spcdziewana.
KIopot z NOrwegia.
Szwecya rozporzadza pol mi
lionem doborowego zclnierza.
w chwili dzisiejszej ar1nia
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
En- 7 RA
BULGARIA. UDERZYLA Ma
SCRIBE.

NPARYz, II pazdz. Dzisiaj W
nOcy wllrOczyly wOjska buigar.
skie do Serbii, atakujac pozy.
eye serbskie pod Kniaziewa.
czem. Ma Belgrad rzucili Au-
stro Niemcy $4,000 pocisk6w,
zabiiajac wiele dzieci kObiet'
Grecya urzedowO dis oswald
czyIa, ze pOzostaje neutralna.
Rumunia przez swego pre-
miera dala Wiochom do zrOzu.
n,ienia, re MONA liczyc ma
wsp6ldzialanie Ruunii ze sprzy.
mierzOnymi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
Rosyanie bija Niemc6W
" Ga|iCyi.
WALK POD TARNOPOLEM
BUCZACZEM.
Nowy sukces francuski.

PiotrOgr6d, IL pazdz. Nova
ofenzywa rosyjska sparalizo-
wala w zupelnosci parcie ME
mieckie ma Dzwinsk. Ma Woly-
niu walki sic tocza w dalszym
ciagu zaciete. Ma Bialej Rusi
Niemcy cofaja sic w wielu
punktach. w Galcyi Austryacy
pobici zostali mad rzeka Stry-
pa. Do niewoli wzieli Rosyarlie
1000 zolnierza.. Pod Tarnopo-
EN- Buczaczem tocza sic zacie-
kle walki o posiadanie reszty,
Galicyi wschodniej.
Sukces francusli.
Ma froncie wschodA 8,
ska francuskie podjely wczoraJ
straszliwy atak W okolicy Sou
chez i W Champagne, zdobywa-
jac znaczna liczbe jencow i.
Geese terenu, W tenn dwie waz-
ne pozycye.
Paryz og}asza, re W ciagu ty-l
godnia ofenzywy, konczacego
sic 9 pazdziernika Francuzi
wzieli $4,000 Niemcow do nie7
we'll i zdobyli ma Niemcach
246 aEnat, roznego kalibru.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
GL6D MA .WEGRZECH.

Budapest, IL pazdz. w ca
lych Wegrzech,, a, osobliwie W
stolicy kraju, W Budapeszcie
panuje ogromny brak zywnos,
ii, a artykuly jake So do ma,
bycia, So niezmiernie drogie,-
Ceny artykulow spozywczycn
wzrastaja z dnia ma dzien, TAX
N. p. re maka zdrozala o ~ pfo
cent. Pomimo tel drozyzny ! Ia
wet, ludnose ME moze maxi 40
istae kupik Tylko ludzle zasoo :
nj i sa W stahie odzywlac sig
Imieseni Chleb, jest. trzy !; ray
|drozszy jak v Niemeze \ I, .s.s
.ninio il wyrobiony Jest 4 r I, " I =
Igierskisis nla Prasss esIa p
nawst or6ans sabsyd dowsne :,
prsez. RAD JAZZ : dzlellnis l,is
EzIst, zarziS Scaja izadoWl. ii y al.
E.s1s .'Al <Eka ,l5fif,Z 80 ssAsk ~ c{c.ttss{.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12

stro niemieckie, kt6re pre-
|kroczyly rzeke Dunaj, ma pclu-
dniowo wschod cd Belgradu,
wyrzucone zostaly z powrotem
"a rzeke przez wojska serb
skie. Niemcy ponieSli przytem
znaczne straty.
TIE oddziaIy wojsk niemiec-
kich, ktore doszly do Semen
dria, odciete zostaly cd glow
nej ar1nii i jezeli ME zginely
cd bagnetow serbskich, to po-
lonely W Dunaju.
Wojska serbskie podjely O.
fenzywe pomiedzy rzekami Mo
rawa i Mlawa i wyrzadzi}y zna-
czne szkody W armii nieprzyja-
Icielskiej, zabrali nastepnie czte
ry haubice i cztery armaty
szybkostrzelne.
Kolo Wielkich Waczar Ser
bowie odparli ataki niemieckie
i uniemozliwili zajecie tegoz.-
'Nastepnie odebrali Niemcom
Dedijke, gdzie Niemcy ponieSli
wielkie straty.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
NiemCy da|ej Czynni
" Stanach zjedn.
ZADALI OSKARzENIA BAN,
KIERA J. p. MORGANA.
Utrzymuja, re przekracza pra-
wa neutralnoSci.

Washington, D. c., IL pazdz.
Wczoraj ujawnionem zostaio
re organizacya German Ame-
rican Alliance zazadaia cd de-
partamentu sprawiedliwosci
wytoczenia postepowania kar-
nego przeciw bankierowi }. -
Morganowi O przekroczenies E-l
stawy, zabraniajacej obywate
lom Stan6w Zjednoczcnych
przyimowania unedow cd
pahstw obcych.
Department sprawledliwos
ci odnf6wil iednak temu zada
niu, cs,ierajac' sic ma tenn, q
ustawa powyzsza zabrania tyr
ko czzynnej \ jsluzby wojskowej y
armiach wojujacych, podczas
gdy rad Stan6w zjednocz6
nych jest neutralnym.
Banker wiec J. P. Morgan
oodejmujac sic sfinansoyani
,ozyczki sprzymierze1c
sumie s5oo,ooO, wydsx
niaq kontrakt6w dla rzadu
yielskiego, ME pe}ni temaz
sluzby czynnej W armii
Projekt postawiesfiat
Ia W stan oskarzenia iess
lym 2 Wielu ,inRgGh spsiI
lychsprssz Nsn:sw
,atyk6W ky sSpowstl
xyYasiil amuriicai dH
~ |fSt3sSs y as ~. u ~
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12

Washington, D. c., II pazdz
hes#y9leat Wilson zgodzil sic
ma decyzye pan amerykan-
skiej konferencyi, uznajaca ge
nerala Carranze legalnym pre-
zydentem Meksyka. Formalne
mamie Stan6w Zjednoczonych
zostanie jednak dopiero wtedy
wydanem, gdy Rad washing
tonski otrzyma cd republik
Argentyny, Brazylii, Chilli
reszty innych urzedowne zawia
domienie o uznaniu Carranzy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
hicago ILL., Wtorek dna 11go Pazdziernka (Octobe 1915


szwedzka, Swieza, zaopatrzona
we wszystko, bylaby dla Me
mice olbrzymim atutem W re-
ce przeciw Rosyi. Szwecya pra
gnie odebrania Rosyi Finlan-
dyi, a to pragnienie w zupelno-
sci odpowiada planom niemiec-
kim. Podczas bowiem, gdy
Niemcy szliby cd Rygi i Dzwin
ska ma Piotrogrod, Szwedzi cd
polnocy i cd NORA. Stolica Ro-
syi rzeczywiScie pasc by mo-
gla, Szwedzi maja bowiem do
rozporzadzenia wprawdzie ME
duza ale dobra flote wojenna.
Jedynym klopotem dla Szwecyi
bylaby tylko Norwegia, kt6ra
jest stanowczo po stronie An
gill. Norwegia ma 10000 do
skonalego zoinierza, kt6ryby
zagrazal tylom szwedzkim. -
Dania natomiast nienaWidzi
Niemiec, "a tabor jej prowin-
cyl Szlezwigu i Holsteinu, ale
wojsko iej w niczem ME mo-
goby pomodz Norwegii, gdyz
liczac zaledwie 10000 ludzi
musialoby strzedz swej grani-
cy pred inwazya niemiecka.-
Szwecya wiec liczy ma to, re o.
bronze krajowa postawiwszy ma
granicy Norwegii, wszystkie
swe liniowe wojska rzucic by
mogla ma Piotrogr6d.
Intrygi W HisZpanii i Szwajca-
ryi.
Dyplomacya niemiecka, od-
nioslszy tryumf ma Ba}kanach,
dalej idzie w swyeh dazeniach.
Opr6cz Szwecyi, stara sic ona
usidlic Szwajcarye i Hiszpanie,
gdyz pr6by w Holandyi zawio
dly, Holandya vie bowiem o
tenn, re naiwiekszym jei wro-
giem to Niemcy. SzWajcarya
broni jednak rekami i nogami
swej neutralnosci, a Hiszpania
eni mysli o popieraniu panstw
centralnych. w kazdym jednak
razie stosunki dyplomatyczne
sic bardzo ciekawie i
dzisiejsza wojna zalezy W row.
nej mierze cd sukces6w ma po-'
ZACH bitew jak cd sukcesow dy
plomatycznych. Mona bye pc
ze W koncu jednego pan
stwa ME bedzie W Europe, -
ME ruszylo W pole, a
Berlin bardzo powazne ma o.
bawy, re zgnieciona Rosya de-
zwie ma pomoc armie japonska,
oddajac jej w zamian Geese
krain wschodnio syberyjskich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
SefbOWie StaWiaja
zaCiekIy op6r.
GL0WNE silly SERBSKIE
ME RUSZYLY JESZCZE
DO BOJU.
Bulgarya jeszcze czeka. Grecya
j Rumunia neutralne.

Londyn, II pazdz. Wzdfuz
polnocnej granicy Serbii zacie-
kla toczy sic bitwa, W ktorej ko
menda austro niemiecka Oh
brzymie rzuca naprzod silly, a.
by tylko otwariy one droge do
serca Serbii, Niszu, nastepnie
do Konstantynopola. Chociaz
glowne silly serbskie ME walcza
ieszcze, oczekujac najezdnika
ma doskonalych pozycyach W
glebi kraju, Serbowie stawiaJa
tax zaciety op6r, re olbrzymle
masy wojsk najezdniczych
wstrzymane zostaly W kilku
punktach, a w tych, gdzie wy
rabaly sobie wreszcie punkt O.
parcia, nadzwyczaj zwolna po'
suwae sic moga naprz6d. stra-
ty tez w ludziach olbrzymle po
obu stronach, ale w stosunku
proporcyonalnym. Silly serb
skie sa male, vice kazdy uby-
TEX ludzi, odczuwaja one ogro-
mnie. Natomiast atakuJacy
niebywale ponieSli straty'
zw]aszcza w oficerach. Wojska
austro niemieckie utrzyma1y
sic tylko w Belgradzie, a zdo-
}alv sic nieco posunac ma pofu-
dnie cd Belgradu, zajmujac ME
kt6re pag6rki. Poza tenn ma
iezdnicy zostali pobici, albo W
nochodzie swym wstrzymani.
Zadanie bedzie ciezkie.
Juz tych wstepnych walk
nrzekonac sic latwo, re Austro-
Niemcy beda mieli ogromnie
twardy orzech do zgryzienia, o
lie 2 tylu ME uderzy ma czas ma
Scribe Bulgaria. A ia dotych-
czas niczem ME wykazala, re
;stotnie ma zamiar napasc ma
Scribe. Widocznie czeka, jaki
obr6t wezmie walka ma polnoc-
nvm froncie serhji. Wprawdzie
nieurzedowo donosza, ze kazdel
cbwili nalezy oczekiiwac ataku
bn.parskiego ma linie koleloWa
Nisz Saloniki, s.przeo0Wo J
Bulgarya jest milczaea- NaNe'
Walk ma ppgranicsp sarpsko ]
,,.,,earskiei 5ak sssosta atnio e.
Is. nv! M Iis me- znac zac etal D
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12
G10wne bitwy stoczone jednak
beda w g1ebi Serbii.
Wiedeh przygotowuje atak ma Besara-
bic, aby sparalizowac rugby Rumunii.
Berlin stara sic pozskae szwecye, Szwajearye hszpane
Francuz zdobywaja dwie pozycye niemieckie.
Rosya podjeEa oenwe ma e n ale Berlin werdz re wsyse
ataki rosyiskie odparte.
zdobywaja dwie pozycye nj

,,Wojska nasze zaprzestaly o.
brony Belgradu i cofnely sic
ma przygotowane pozycye, a to
celem zaoszczedzenia miasta cd
dalszego bombardo9 ania, ma
kt6re nieprzyjaciel juz rzucif
5000 pociskow."
Wieden, II pazdz., via Lon
|dyn. Wojska austro niemiec-
kie. Urzedowy komunikat VIE
denski brzmi jak nastepuie:
,,Wojska austro niemieckie,
posuwajace sic naprzod cd Bel
gradu, odrzucily Serbow ma po-
}udniowy wsch6d poludniowy
'ach6d cd miasta.
wv okolicy Macwa i w pobli-
zu Obrenowaca ME bylo wczo-
raj mic waznego. w okolicy Sc
mendria i Pozarewaca uzyskali
my nieco gruntu. w zajetym
Belgradzie do rak naszych sic
dostalo 8 armat okretowych, 26
Inf cd popsutych armat polo
wych, jedno Swiatlo elektrycz-
ne, troche karabinow i inny ma
teryal .wojenny. Do nieWoll
wzielisrny 600 Serb5w.
Chca odciac Rumunie.
Londyn, II pazdz. q Bukare-
STU donosza, re w Czerniow-
each, stolicy Bukowiny, Au-
stryacy Niemcy skupili 15O,-
900 zolnierza, w tenn 10000 IL
;,wego zolnierla, a $4,000 do
10000 rezerwy. Koncentracya
tych woisk ma ma celu odciac
Rumunie cd Rosyi. ArTnia ia
ma wkroczyc do Besarabii, a
odciawszy cd Rosyi Rumunie,
pouczyc ia. ze bezcelowemi by
lyby jej zabiegi, ably przyfa-
c7yt sic do sprzymiezonych'
wzglednie stac sic wysunletem
naprz6d lewem skrzydlem ro-
syjskiem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-10-12

Nisz, Serbia, przez Paryz, IL
pazdz. Serbs1.>ie biuro wojenne
oglasza dzisiaj, il wojska au-